The morning call., 1893-01-07
SMALL TALES OF A BIG CITY

The four newly elected Superior Court judges
received their election certificates from The Coy
ern0r yesterday
On Sunday next at O'Clock In the afternoon
the festival for the boys Sunday-scnool of ST.
Ignatius Church Will be held In ST. Ignatius Hall.
The Pacific Lumber Company has requested
the Supervisors 10 Vacate the lot leased oy II az
ruth and Berry streets, now occupied as cor
poration yard.
The annual meeting Of the State Floral Society
Will be held In Horticultural Hall on Friday
night al which time officers viii be elected for
tie ensuing year.
Tie annual meeting of the San Francisco Fruit
and Flower Mission viii be held at the rooms OF
the association, 420 Post street, al 2 O'clock on
next Wednesday afternoon.
The Chamber OF Commerce VIII hold It's an.
nual election on Tuesday mkt SO FAR but one
tlcket-ihat presented by The nominating CON-
mittee-has been offered TO the m mbeTs.
The California World Company has also Incor-
porated Win L. II. HoGghT0n, Gerald Dillon,
Edward c. Weatherly, w r. Cookson and G. c.
Ward as directors Capital, $4,000; subscribed,
$500.
The Rachemark Coal Company has fled artl-
cles OF Incorporation. The capital stock Is $780,
600. with $500 subscribed The directors are:
+. l.. Rogers. Arnold Becker, william 4. Robin
son, II. ID. Walker and Robert O. Oakley.
The singing section OF the N0fddeutseher
VereIn elected the following officers for The eH-
suing Term oil one year, at The last meeting on
secretary, f.. Fricke; treasurer ii. Meyer !;
bibliotheear, c. Behake.
Josephne Green has Withdrawn her opposition
TO The probate OF The viii OF Joseph Hendi y.
The agreement made by The heirs IS that she is
10 receive $4,000 on the final distribution of
the estate, 10 be paid by MIS-. Mary Frances Me-
GuTn. who Is 30 receive Sl35.0oO under the re-
siduaTy legacy.
The Christmas tree and festival OF the Little
Sisters Infant Shelter will be held to-day AT
/ A. NJ at The shelter, 81 Mlnna street, near
Sixth. between Howard ana Mission bona
tiOns for The tree and the dinner Will be CRATE
fully received and acknowledged. he public is
cordially Invited.
communication from the officers OF the
Federation OF San Francisco Improvement Clubs
has been sent 10 The Supervisors asking that the
pesthogse he removed to the AlmshOuse tract.
where II viii be sheltered from summer winds.
easy of access abundantly supplied with water,
isolated ana out OF sight OF lines of public travel
Tie man who died 10 The drunk cell Of the
City Prison on Thursday night from chronic
alcoholism was yesterday Identified In The
Moreue as Luke Dpcoeunlere, an American and
a bIacksmith. The police know nothing about
the mans anieeedents. He lived at 2i9 Nine
eenin ST. eel, and Was hard dTnker perlodi-
cally.
Julia Fenton was held 20 answer before the
Superior Court by Judge Campbell yesterday in
the sum of $1,000 on The charge OF having set
FIRE TO tie house OF one John Glass. on Ellsworth
street near Cortland avenue, last month. Glass
refused 10 appear. against tie woman, who is
believed TO be insane. She has been once before
the Commissioners OF Lunacy.
The wills of Lauraett Warren and Abraham
Magnes were aIed for probate yesterday. War.
zen leaves $1,000 o Chester L. Wayne, his grand
son. and the remainder OF his ate, valued at
$1,000. TO Caroline 4. Wayne. his daughter.
Magnes bequeaths 500 each 10 Ellis and GeTtie
FIeedlsnder, MS grandchildren. and The re-
maiDder OF his property 10 bis wife and children.
Tie Cross Country Club will hold its first out
ing ia 1898 tomorrow In Marin County Tie
party Will go over on the o'clock Sausaito
boat 10 Fairfax, aud thence have run 10 Lais-
ems inn, Bolinas Heights, and return TO Ross
Valley. This is the THIRD year of the oTganiZ-
alton. The executive board consists of Josiah
i. Locke, president, William NJ. Cation, secre-
taTy, and A ii. Cawthra.
Among the snIIs filed yesterday were the fol-
lowing: II. o. Jones vs.. Joseph Rocca, TO
recover S4059 06 on a Judgment; NulcaniZed
Fire Company We. T. Z. Du Bots TO recover S681
on promissOry note; j. II. MeGrew vs.. Buck
ingbam & Hecht 10 recover 1892 10 on judg-
meuf; Rachel MeBdes vs.. Albert and Alfred
Jacobs. 10 recover $4,000 damages for injuries
sustained by being knocked down By runaway
horse.
Million Y. PECK has been granted a divorce
from Pet Aimee Peck for extreme cruelty. Pet
Aimee created a public sensation by slapping
Millions face on the street several weeks ago.
Actions for divorce have been brought as fol-
lows: d. j. Daily vs.. Agnes +. Daily, Bridget
Cashei VS.. John Cashe Frank Mebash vs. Julia
Mebash, John w. Payson vs.. Caroline Fl. Pay.
son. Anna Layignelle vs. Jean LavigHolle and
Minnie L. Barrett vs.. William Barrett.