The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-07
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.

RESULT OF A HURRY.-Louis FiguerOa,
residing at 36R Stanley place, was picked
up at jackson and Taylor streets yesterday
IN an unconscious condition, suffering from
two lacerated wounds of the scalp and
wound of the right eye. This was the sur
glcal record at the Receiving Hospital of his
injuries, but there was scarcely an inch of
tie unfortunate mans head, front or back
that was not bruised or cut. Bystanders
explained that he had been thrown out Of
buggy in attempting TO dSmount in a
hurry. HE man is quite seriously hurt and
NAV die
The GEOLOGICAL SURvEY.-Willard D.
Johnson, who Is In charge of the California
and Nevada division OF topography of the
United States Geological Survey, and r.
u. Marshall. one OF the surveyors, have left
for Washington, d. c., under orders that
are at present secret. All field parties con-
nected with this division will be called in
on or before the 18th inst, and they will be
placed at work in the office. These parties
have been out since June !, 1892, collecting
Information for maps of this division.
A RAILROAD Observation-Disclosures the
petitions sent to the Board of Supervisors
yesterday was one from the property-owners
on Jarnac street, showing that the latter
cannot be used as th0roughfare at pres
ent because of the obstruction caused by
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company's
embankment. Tie petitioners call on the
supervisors 10 remove the en- bankment and
so do away with the present dangerous
crossing for all travel on the San Jose road.
CASE OF SMALL-PoX-Jule Vigneau
a frenchman, was found by DR.. Antiques
to be suffering from vari0loid a 231 Mont
geometry avenue, yesterday. 1t was at first
thought II might be an imported case from
the steamer City of New YORK which ar
rived IN quarantine on Tuesday, but it
transplred that the patient has been resi-
dent here several years. He was removed
to the Pesthouse and the premises fumigated.
At I
number OF Custoni-house officials attended
the funeral Of The late auditor Of that Office
Henry Clay Miller, which was held at
Trinity Church yesterday at 10 a. NJ. The
pail bearers were headed by Collector
Phelps, and six marines in blue uniforms
acted as bOdy-beaTers. The remains were
inferred in Mountain View Cemetery, Oak
land.
DIED IN THE AAiBULANCE.-W Oester-
reich, steerage passenger on the steamer
San Juan on It's last trip from Central
American ports TO this city, became i'll at his
lodgmg-house. 452 Natnma street, last night
and was sent 10 the City and County Hospi-
tai. de died in the ambulance and the body
was taken to the Morgue, where an inquest
VIII be held to-day.
SERVED HIM RIGHT.-WilIam Gregg,
VINO mad his head seriously damaged by q
bnng-starter, welded by John Gill, because
he lnsulted lis wife, was yesterday SEN
fenced TO three months in Tie County Jail
by Judge Campbell. Gill was brought be-
fore Judge Low. charged with assault
with deadly weapon. and the case was
dismissed.
TRINITY CHURCH.-The new Trinity
Church building will be ready for occu-
pancy about January l, 1894. The following
directors of the parish corporation have
just been chosen: William b. Honper.
Bourn, Sampson Tams, w. II. Taylor, S.
I. Holway, S. l.. Abbott Jr. and w. L..
Chalmers.
No HUSBAND Will GET IT.-The will of
Anna l.. Poole has been filed for probate.
Her property is divided equally between
her husband and daughter. provided. how
ever, that should the latter marry aud allow
her husband to use the property In any
manner or form she is 10 forfeit the whole
OF the same TO decedents mother.
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE. E. Med.
tombstone, the well-knnwn manager of
California on Wheels" will deliver a
siereopicon lecture this even ng at Central
NJ. (. Church on Mexico; Our Next-door
Neighher." The lecture VIII be illustrated
with views secured by Mir. tombstone dur
ing his travels in that country.
BACK TO CHINA-Wong Fov. a Chinese
laun0rymau, was booked at the City Prison
last night Ell route to China. He entered the
United States from Canada at LOckport.
n. y, last October in violation OF tie ex-
clusion act. He was brought to this city by
United States Marshal and will 60 home
on the next steamer.
He COMMITTED SUICIDE.-The Coroner
held an inquest last night over the remains
OF John Ii. Mackey, the reporter, who died
al the City aud County Hospital. The YER
dict Of the jurors was that his death was
caused by lauda nam poison, taken with sui
cidal intent while he was temporarily in
sane.
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION. - DR.. ]. H.
Wythe will lecture on NERVOUS Exhaus-
ton" in the Cooper Medical College to-
night.