The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Plouf died last night.

Brief city news items on the seventh page of
the CALL every day.
The seventh page of the CALL is devoted ex-
clusively TO brief local news items.
Rev. Father Lynch viii preach the Good Fri
day sermon at the Sacred Heart Church
The schooner Star of Freedom has been de.
tanned at La Paz by the Mexican authorities.
Railroad timetables are published in the
CALL free OF charge for the convenience of the
public.
James Hanley and Gus Anderson were ar
payne.
The excursion steamer Caroline has been re-
bullt and looks exceedingly handsome in her
new dress.
Rabbi Jacob Nieto addressed the congrega-
uon Sheriff Israel yesterday on 1.-THE New Re
demption."
The Central Pacific stockholders reelected
their old board OF directors yesterday at the an
nual meeting.
The first of the dive cases, that of Mary Hart
man, will be heard by Judge Campbell and
jury this afternoon.
The Monterey has been ordered to cruise in
the southern Pacific, and has not been assigned
to foreign station.
George W. Tyler, who was one of the attor-
neys in the Sharon Case, died at his home in
Alameda last night.
Judge Hunt yesterday rendered verdict
for c. c. Morehouse, who was sued for damages
by Timothy Donovan.
The Manufacturers Association yesterday
discussed plans for widening its scope and in
creaSing its membership.
Rabbi Meyer S. Levy devoted his Passover
discourse at Beth Israel Temple to q eonsidera-
ton of the future of Judaism.
The young architects of the city apply for
admission to the Mark HOPKINS Institute
School OF Art and are admitted
Fred Preston, schoolboy, had his left thigh
fractured by an electrician on Eddy street.
near POLK, yesterday afternoon.
The Press Club denounces as impostors GER
tain unknown persons who are soliciting sub
scrlptons OF money in Its name.
party OF Government surveyors will leave
Tor the north tomorrow evening TO determine
the southern boundary of Alaska.
Dr.. Noorsanger's pulpit address at the Temple
Emanuel yesterday was entitled Passover,
the symbol OF Redeemed World"
Albert Pontet, the butler in the family of J.
smith OF Santa Cruz, was arrested here last
night on charge OF grand larceny.
The case against G. W. Jackson, "a Everett
street charged with assaulting Mrs. Moore, was
dismissed by Judge Joachimsen yesterday.
Judge Murphy yesterday ordered judgment
entered for plaintiff for $1100 with interest
and costs in the case of Magee VS.. Williams.
Mrs. Edwards, sister of DR.. Plouf, arrived yes
terday. The quick, hasty trip and the shock OF
her brothers condition Frustrated the lady.
Bright brief city news items may always be
found on the seventh page OF the CALL.
Longer articles on local affairs OCCUPY other
pages
The Board of City Hall Commissioners met
yesterday and ordered plans for another eleven
foot story and roof to be added to the municipal
edihce.
The annual sanitary convention of the State
Will open next Monday and will include the
discussion OF interesting subjects by prominent
physicians.
An old man named Charles Campbell died
suddenly at 703 Seventeenth street yesterday.
An autopsy showed that death was due to nat
ural causes.
Judge sanderson yesterday gave Judgment
for the California Canneries Company in its
suit against L. Scatena ct al, for the sum OF
$3.50 damages.
The presbytery yesterday accepted the resig- |
nation OF Rev. John Q. Adams as pastor OF West |
minister Church, and viii declare the pulpit |
vacant on May l.
Services win be held in the synagogue Sheriff.
Israel, corner Post and Taylor Streets and the
Beth israel Temple, on Geary street, at 10
O'Clock this morning.
Judge Sanderson yesterday rendered judg-
ment Tor plaintiff for 1886 AZ in the suit of [.
Scatena and A. P. Giannini VS.. the California
Canneries Company.
The inquiry in the Spreckels SANDER suit was
resumed yesterday, and c. a. Spreckels pur-
sued his chosen tactics of giving eVasiYe an.
swers 10 important questions.
James Mooney, a recent arrival from Austria
LA, stole young lady's purse in St Bonifacius
Church yesterday, and was arrested last night
on the charge of petty larceny.
F. J. MeGlinchy, team foreman for the Mar
ket5street Cable Company, v as convicted yes
Fillmore street, last Wednesday.
Anna c. Sweenie, milliner doing business
In this city and ct Detroit, filed petition in
insolvency yesterday. Her Liabilities were
stated at $62 80, and her assets nil.
Joel F. Hills has sued the African Methodist
Episcopal Zion Church on a mechanics lien
for work done at Stockton and Clay streets.
The amount in demand is 1874 40.
The Oakland Hebrew congregation celebrated
Passover in fitting manner yesterday. Rabbi
N. Friedlender preached the sermon in the
synagogue OF the First Hebrew Congregation.
Society is plunging into scientific cookery,
and class is formed 200 strong to learn its
mysteries. Mrs. Ewing will continue her
lectures every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
James F. Patterson, alias Sullivan, and Harry
Hark, alias George Clark, were yesterday held
to answer before the Superior Court for burglary
at 156 Third street, and Hark also for assault to
murder.
The fight between the Seamen's Union of the
Pacific and the ship-owners' Association has
begun In earnest. Two of the employees of the
latter were arrested yesterday for paying adj
VenceS 10 sailors.
The racing at the track Yesterday was une-
Tentful, hrst and second choices winning the
majority OF the events. The winners were:
Title S, Frondeur, Mollie r, Jack Richelieu
The Lark and Nephew.
The fight over the Mint patronage is growing
very warm Biggy- and Gesford have been
strongly REINFORCED and influence ia being
brought to bear in Washington 10 circumyent
Daggett's plans for revenge.
Judge sanderson and jury are irving the
case OF the Administrative OF Holmes. 8 railroad
employe killed in the course OF his duties,
against the Southern Pacific Company for dam.
ages. The case will go on to-day
The police are mystified over the disspnear
ance OF Blanche Lamont, a beautiful girl who
has not been seen or heard OF since Wednesday
last, when she left the Normal School to 20 to
her home at 209 Twenty-frst street.
The fate of Mrs. Ella Forsyth, who disap
peared from her home last Friday, is still
shrouded in the deepest mystery. The husband
is still firm In the belief That she slipped from
the rocks and was drowned in the ocean.
At a meeting of its officers, held last night.
the First Regiment, n. g. c., las decided to 20
into camp some time during next summer. As
there is no State appropriation for the purpose
the regiment will go at its own expense.
The Rev. Father Crowley says that the An
cient Order of Hibernians will hold no more
Sunday picnics, and that the society will abso-
lutely refuse to have anything to do with the
political aspirations of prominent members.
superintendent Moulder is informed that the
July spportionment for the San francisco public
Ne fc fofa 10 sir do Lace