The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-19
SMALL TALES OF A BIG CITY.

HerlInd Broecker has sued the Home Benefit
Life Association TO recover $1,000 OH policy
held by her late husband, Carl c. e. Broecker.
The clock which for many years stood at the
corner of Suffer aud Montgomery reefs, but
never kept correct time has been removed
The large building on Haight street for many
years used as a theological seminary Is now used
as church by Japanese who have embraced the
Presbyterian doctrines.
Judge Levy has fixed April 3 as the date for
hearing the contest over the will OF the late DIR.
Washington NJ. Ryer The estate was appraised
at nearly 100000.
A conference will be held on Monday OF the
Mayor, Auditor, Treasurer and finance COM
mittee TO discuss the steps necessary 10 be taken
10 meet the deficiency In the general fund.
This afternoon at 3 o'clock Rev. Samuel
Hrst. pastor of the Van Ness avenue NJ. K.
Church. will address young men at the Christian
Association Hall on "Loye's Triumph over
Sn.' I he service will be exclusively for young
men.
Fourteen precincts were lecounted before
Judge HebDatd yesterday with net gain of one
vote for Dundon. This leaves Heyer's majority
sixteen The Thirtysecond TO The Thirty
seventh Assembly districts inclusive have yet
10 be counted.
Attorney Bageett filed in the Supreme Court
yesterday a motion TO rescind the order allowing
new bond TO be flied In thirty days, by the de-
PENDANTS IN the suit OF NJ. w. Fox versus the
Hale q Norcross Mining Company. Mr.. Brggett
Is counsel for Fox.
TIE City Hall Commissioners yesterday as.
signed to SUPERINTENDENT or Streets Ackerson
the rooms originally designed for the License
Collector in the northeast wing. The Architects
quarters were ordered transferred To the rooms
now occupied by the family OF john c. Pelton.
There VIII be large mass meeting of young
men at the Christian Association Hall this (Sun-
day. afternoon. at O'Clock, which will be adj
dressed by Rev. Samuel Hlrst Subject Loves
Triumph Over Stu" There VIII be extra music
and the service promises to be one OF great in-
tetest and profit.
Kitty KipkIt. a sweet-faced child or Is, ap-
peared before Judge CamDbell yesterday morn
ing charged with vagrancy. The arresIng OIL
Ger testified that lie found the girl late Friday
night IN the company OF several hoodlums on
Mission street. near Ninth She was allowed to
90 for thirty days on probation.
At the regular meeting for men only in the
German Branch OF the Young Mems Christian
Association, 232 Suffer street. this afternoon.
Rev. William Schudt Will deliver a free lecture
| on "Chrisiianity With Our Fo efati rs" There
viii be singing by the Misses b. Uprecht and NJ.
| Otto and MesSrs. q. Muesur and Alb. Mauertan.
Thomas kerss has brought suit against George
| w. Dixon, Robert ID. Cranston aud Lucius ID.
| Stone, 10 recover $4,000 damages The plantlf
AYERS that lie was induced 10 purchase property
| on Hayes and Devsadero streets for S14. 100 by
| false representations made TO him by the de-
PENDANTS In regard TO certain mortgages on the
| lots.
| The California Commercial Association has
been Incorporated to establish free employment
| for Its members. The capital stock Is $4,000
| aud the directors are Samuel Jacobs. Arthur
Elliott, Il. j. Epnstein. +. w. Amman. ). kaut-
| man, ID. Davis. John Bruckm IN, Charles Sches-
| singer. j. C. Joseph Charles L. LIE Breton aud }.
| Ber0lshime.
/ Seven prisoners were sentenced In the Supe-
| rlor Court yesterday To San Quentin as follows:
| Fred SCHUYLER and William Clifford, one year
each Tor burglary james pes, f n v sae year FAR
1 grand larceny; Arthur Bannister. one year for
| burglary; Thomas Wallace, one year for bur-
| glary and Edward Belange. four years for bur
| eiary Frank Hawley and Thomas Cornwel
/ were sent 10 the Whittier Reform School Tor I've
| years each Tor burglary.