The morning call., 1893-04-14
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.

INSTANTLY KILLED.-Patrick Healy, a
teamster, was instantly killed on Falcon
avenue yesterday morning. he was drIv-
ing down steep grade from Cham pion &
Ebler's quarry on Eighteenth and Denver
streets when the team became unmanage-
able and bolted. The wagon collided
against one of the poles for the electric
wires. knocking it over. 1t fell upon the
unfortunate driver, crushing his skull. The
body was removed to the Morgue yesterday
afternoon. Healy had commenced work
for Contractor Speed on the corner of Ninth
aud Brannan streets yesterday morning,
and he met his death while teaming his
first load from the quarry. He was native
of Ireland and about So years of age.
THE JUSTICES COURT SUED. D. Es-
pinosa and l.. Raschen have petitioned the
Superior Court for o writ Of review to be
directed against the Justice Court In gen.
eral and Justice L. Fl. Dunno In particular.
They complain that In an action brought by
Abe Levy against d. Espinosa for the re-
eovery OF some personal property the court
unwarrantabiy gave judgment against them
and that under the peculiar circumstances
OF the case their only remedy against the
court is by way of writ of review. II has
become quite common recently for dis
gruntled suit1rs in the Justices Court TO
appeal to the Superior Court for writs of
review to remedy real or fancied grievances.
ANOTHER MISSING MAN.-Mayor Ellert
has received letter dated William street,
l%iotONois lIOlu Ne W.
Mulville, c. E., relative of Patrick Mel
Vile or Mulville or Mulvihill, who was in
San Francisco In 1870 1871, 1872, asking for
information of his whereabouts. Mulvilie
was then feet 10H inches high. "a years
old, and had received classical education.
He was clerk in the Federal War Depart
ment during the civil war. He had many
friends in San Francisco, among whom was
Z. ID. Stanton. agent of the Boston Finan-
cier and Operator. The missing man was
in Los Angeles in December, 1872
THE LATE THOMAS BELLS ALLEGED
Thompson has sued the executors of the
estate of Thomas Bell, decea sed, and the
San francisco Gasiight Company TO COM
pei the latter defendant to transfer on
their books 126 shares of the stock oil the
corporation from the name of Thomas Bell
to the name of the plaintiff. The claim is
that Bell during his lifetime held the stock
for the benefit OF Mrs. Thompson, to whom
II really belonged, and that the executors
have failed to recognize the right of her
estate to the possession of the stock.
THE HEsPER's MURDERoUs CREw.-The
examination OF the murderous crew Of the
Hesper was conducted yesterday before
Circuit Court Commissioner Sawyer. Cap
tain Sodergreu was the only witness eX-
amined and he only related the facts which
have already been published in The CALL.
At the close of the examination the prison.
ers were ordered held for murder. They
Will be tried before Judge McKenna.
A POPULAR MAN PKoMoTED.-H. j. Nc
Cusick has resigned from the position of
Deputy Surveyor Of the Port and yesterday
Captain Samuel j. Ruddell formerly of the
Chinese Bureau, was appointed to fill the
vacancy. The captain has been connected
with the customs service since 1856 and is
general favorite around the building. He
is the commander of Company + OF the
Third Infantry. n. G. c.. and native sou.