The morning call., 1893-01-19
SHORT TALES OF A BIG CITY.

The internal revenue report shows that
268,9941a pounds OF oleomargarine were sold
In the southern district OF California in 1892.
William Nagle was held 10 answer a charge OF
burglary III Police Court yesterday, his bonds
being fixed al $1,000. Nagle entered the saloon
OF Frederick Schaer at IA East street.
Coroner Hughes held an inquest last night
over the remains Of Frank II. Marcy. the young
saloon keeper OF 1868 Hayes street, who shot
himself on Tuesday evening. The jury found
that he had committed suicide.
The Columbus Savings and Loan Society, with
$4,000 subscribed toward capital stock OF
100000, has incorpor ated with directors as
follows: j. F. Fugazl, +. g. Palmieri. q. j. Gag
lieri, L. Arata and Isai w. Hellma0,
The estate OF Herman Echgelmeier valued at
$4,000, Is wlled to his widow. The VIII of
Magdaeua lis leaves $4,000 to each OF her
daughters by the will OF George W. Blake his
estate, valued at $500, Is left 10 bis widow.
There will be ''b0ok reception and recep.
ton to the japanese Young Mems Christian
Association this evening al O'Clock In the hall
of the German Branch Young Mems Christian
Association. upper floor. 232 Suffer street, for
which an interesting ano varied programme has
been arranged
Sergeant Gillen and posse succeeded In raid
Ing another tan game early yesterday morning
aud secured seven players and all the nipple
ments. The house In which the game was being
played was at Ross alley, aid the police be-
leve they have broken the back bone OF the gam
bling ring in Tie arrest.
F. E. Waiter, the Illegal voter. was sentenced
yesterday by Judge Morrow OF The United States
District Court o one years Imprisonment and a
fine OF 500. Walter is the man who, steered
by the Third-street gang. tried 10 vote at the
last election under the name OF Walter L.
Gains, In the Seventeenth Precinct OF the
Tweniy-ninth District.
Kate Connolly, 17-year-old girl, was sent 10
the Whittier School yesterday for three years
The chlld-for she Is little more than that-had
been led by her own brother to lead a certain
life, and lie took her earnings 10 support HIM
SELF The mother OF the girl begged the court TO
send her daughter to Whittier. where sue would
in time become good woman.
j. w Buchanan. who keeps saloon at 735
Mission street, saw man fol owing HIM on his
way home yesterday morning about / O'clock.
He ordered the man 10 keep away and finally
fired Two shots at him. Buchanan was arrested
for an assault with a deadly weapon, and the
man he shot at, who gave his name as s.
Yunker, was held as witness.
Judge Hebbard has granted a temporary IN
junction restraining the collection OF an assess
ment OF 50 share levied upon the capital stock
of the Bancroft History Company, which would
have been declared delinquent to-day. The
petitioner, n. j. Stone, AYERS that the object OF
the assessment was for the fraudulent purpose
OF allowing the stock 10 be sold for non payment
OF assessment so that II could be purchased by
ii. ii. Bancroft.
Tie Lincoln Club has been organized with the
following officers: George W Lewis, president;
Hugh }. Lyons, Vice pI esdent; Fred y Schram,
secretary; Joseph II. Brook, treasurer; Robert
l.. Aud, financial secretary. The board of al
Tectors consists of George w. Lewis, H. J..
Lyons Fred c. Schram. Joseph Fl. Brook, Robert
Aulu, JcSlaS ndlI, tHAIieS GliinOre. IL Is the
intention of the club TO give a public celebration
of The birth OF Abraham Lincoln on February II.
A verdict for $1,000 was found in favor OF
George Menke, aged years. by jury III Judge
Hunts court yesterday. The defendant was
John Everdng. the well-known merchant. The
suit was brought TO recover $4,000 as compen-
sation for being run over by one of mir. Ever
dIDg's trucks In Francisco street or June g.,
1883. The child was ,idlng on tile truck and was
thrown of by sudden jolt as the horses were
turning corner. His pelvis was fractured and
one leg shortened nearly an inch.
Sequola Paror, Native Sons OF the Golden
West, has installed officers for the ensuing
term. They are: j. W. K~ntZel, past presi-
dent; j. +. Lyons. president; w. +. Linsley
first vice. president; L. Baumr lister, secoud vice.
president; q. GiavenovIch. third vice. presidents
H. ID. Barton, recording secretary; ID. S. Curfan,
financial secretary A. b. Jones' treasui er ;
James Collins, marshal; trastees-M. j. Calman,
l.. Gelssberger, NJ Tranvllie; DR.. I. q. Ma
honey. surgeon; w. p. Johnson, historian; f.
McGeeVey, Inside sentinel; A. V. Campbell,
outside sentinel