The morning call., 1893-01-15
SMALL TALES OF A BIG CITY.

| The annual entertainment OF The Catholic
| Ladies' Aid Society will be held on the evening
| OF The An OF April next In the Grand Opera
| house.
Next Tuesday evening the German branch o.
| the Young Mems Christian Association Will give
| reception In the hall on Suffer street TO tht
| japanese Young Mems Christian Association.
| William Halquist, an able seaman, INDUCED ID
| fight at the corner OF Pacific avenue and Frank
| lin street last night and broke bis leg in TIT
| scuffie. he was mended at tue Receiving Hos
| pita.
| Daniel Curtain of 10 Duncan lane fell of an
| electric car on San Jose avenue and sustained
| three slight scalp wounds, for which he was
| treated al The City and County Hospital and SEN
| home.
"The Worlds Maste fpieces In Painting. Scup
ture and Architecture" is the title Of Illus
trated lecture TO be delivered next Tuesday even.
Ing by Captain Ii. f. w. Campbell 10 Calvary
| CGuren.
Rev. DR.. McClsh. pastor of Grace NJ. E.
! Church, WILL by special request, SPEAK on an
| important theme 10 young men only THIS afler-
| noon at 3 O'Clock In the Young Mems Christian
| Association Hall.
| filed for probate yesterday. rne estate, valued
| al $4,000, Is b-queathed 10 his neces. Mary and
| Catherine Cahi The executors are George L.
| Marye aud Joseph NJ. Uuay.
Alfred Levy, alias Alfred David Levy, was
| arrested yesterday on a warrant sworn out by
FrstZ Schwarz. charging him with having forged
| cneck 81 the amount OF SO and passing the
same. Levy denies lie accusation.
j. G. Byrns of the Wigwam was again arrested
yesterday for violation of the fire ordinance.
The police and Fire Department propose to
push the eases against MIN, as be persists In dis
Obeying The orders OF the Fire Marshal.
Rev. Aug Heintam will deliver lecture on
'sMa nIiness" this afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock at
the German branch Of the Young Mems Chris
tiaD AsSoca ion 232 Suffer street. The Lie
dertafel," male choir OF seventeen voices, will
sing two selections.
Inspector Crichton Of the customs force-nIade
an opium seizure yesterday on the steamer
he drftor fs UQl nah ar
1920 and consisted OF 100 6-tael tins. II was
being discharged as part OF the cargo and was
mafhed *. L. T."
j. Z. Preira, who was accused OF passing a
counterfeit German coin on his landady, was
examined yesteI day morning by United States
commissioner Sawyer. The evidence OF guilt
against him was considered sufficient 10 hold
him under bonds of $1,000.
Phillip Archibald, the welknown turfman and
owner OF Tacthorses, was arrested yesterday on
| warrants sworn out by Freddie Webster, who
| charges him with battery and the theft OF a
| sealskin sack aud diamond ring. The cases
Will be heard next Wednesday.
AT the annual meeting OF the Chamber OF Com
meTce. 10 be held on Tuesday next, the following
| subjects will be considered: A national quar-
antine and The prevention of cholera The
repeal OF the Sherman silver bill. the restriction
| OF immigration, and the establishment OF q
| training ship.
| Elizabeth Liesenfeld, an Insane person, by
guardian, has filed petition for tie revocation
| OF the Will of her deceased husband on the
ground that undue influence was used ana that
| testatOr was insane when he execut ed the will.
| The deceased lett an estate valued al S26,0 900,
| half OF which was left 10 The wife.
William Donovan of BIB Battery street was
taken 10 the Receiving Hospital yesterday. He
| declared he had been poisoned and told half a
| dozen contradictory stories III about as many
mlputes. He was sent home few hours after
ward. the police surgeons being of the opinion
| that all he needed WAS sound sleep.
Richard McCabe, young man living at GIT
| Church street, While standing in front of Gil
Mafah cd n
| friend revolver he had just purchased. 1t was
| loaded and 1t exploded. the ball going through
| the feshy part of MeCabe's LETT hand. The
| wound was dressed at the Receiving Hospital
| Judge Campbell was too III 10 hold court yes
| terday. and IN consequence Department Of the
| Police Court was closed. The Judge asserts
that be Will not hold court IN the old City Hall a
day longer than 1t is absolutely necessary TO get
| his courtroom at the new City Hall ready and
lays his illuess TO the terrible condition Of his
| present quarters.
| Max Simouson, who is wanted In Oakland for
| numerous burglafies, and for whom the police
have been looking for several days, was captured
yesterday afternoon al Third and Wisconsin
| thouy OF this city and Officer Crockett. The
| warrant on which he was arrested charges him
| with bun glary at the Philadelphia Dye Works.
| At the monthly meeting of the San Francisco
| Athletic Club, held few evenings ago, the in.
siallation OF officers took place Officers for the
ensuing year were elected As follows: President,
| William Daily; vce-president. Joseph Kenny
| recording secretary. w. A. Coffee financial sec.
| rotary. CHARLES Reno; treasurer, j. Thompson
| marshal, c. Il. Kelly; trustees-W. j. Clearly j.
| L. Fenl0n ana William Barrett.
| The Clarita Land and Investment Company
| San Francisco has incorporated with a capital
| OF Sl.000.o00. The directors are A. 5. Pare
/ Marcus Rosentha Robert Feige, 5. Joseph
| Thcsen aud Jacob Rosenths The Swedish
| Ink and Manufacturing Company has ncorpo-
rated with a capital OF $500, 600, the directors
NJ. F. Campbell, N. S. helmers and II. &. w
| Dinkelspel.