The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-30
CITY ITEMS IN BRIEF.

CALL
DR.. Hirst has accepted neither of his Eastern
calls.
Trinity, Episcopal churchis being beautifully
decorated.
The forecast official says that the weather to.
day will be fair
Brief City items are to be found on this page
of the CALL every day.
The Seven Pines Circle had an outing in
Shell Mound Park yesterday.
A Supreme National Council of the Young
Mems institute is TO be organized.
Local items, bright and brief, can be found on
this page OF the CALL every morning.
The estate of Charles Kohler has been APP
praised at $22 ,324 SO. OF this over Sic, 900 is
In cash.
Admiral Beardsley and other naval officers
July parade.
Auditor Broderick figures out surplus of
about SOS, 900 after all bills are paid for the
last fiscal year.
Joseph Leone, the lutist of the Leone Broth
ers' quartet, which played on the Piedmont,
died yesterday.
Colonel Philo Hersey A. W. Porter and F. NJ.
Fighter addressed the State horticultural So
ciety yesterday.
Judge Belcher held court yesterday morning
for the last time before vacation. he will be
away until August
A. S. Moore of the American Combination
Can Company has made an assignment for the
benefit of his creditors.
The Fourth of July committee needs 5000
more for the general celebration and $500 for
the Market-street arch.
The winners at the Bay District track yester.
day were: Rena, Lodi, Heartsease, Malo Diablo
Esperance and Bobolink.
Timetables of the railroad companies are
published free of charge in the CALL for the &C.
eommodation OF readers.
The firing ofone ofthe big guns OF the cruiser
Philadelphia viii be the signal for the starting
OF the parade on the Fourth.
Chief Crowley yesterday asked the officers on
the force TO contribute TO the relief of the suf-
ferers by Thursdays confiagration.
The State Board OF Horticulture will decide
at its next meeting whether the headquarters
will be changed TO the Mills building.
The park museum is full and the Commits
sioners have decided to erect an annex as soon
as the next appropriation is available.
The stock of the Western Roll Paper Com
pany attached yesterday to secure prom
issory note of S425l held by the Sather Bank.
The Custom-house captains on the Pacific
Mail dock have been changed. D. O'Leary, late
OF the Chinese Bureau, succeeds Captain Grant.
Captain =. Attinger of the Turner's, who won
so many laurels in Los Angeles, was given a
rousing reception on his return home last
evening.
c. Meyers, the man found last Tuesday at Cy-
press Lawn Cemetery with pistol hole in the
side OF his head, died at the County Hospital
yesterday.
Captains Douglass and Stone are making a
strong fight TO have the request for their re-
tirement on July 20 withdrawn by the Com
missioners.
The Manufacturers Association will appeal
20 the ladies whose names are in the blue
book 10 patronize only articles and goods made
in California.
Registrar Hinton has not made up his mind
about eontesting the new election law, but
says that if it is contested it should be done
Immediately.
The "Donahue" Railway Company has begun
10 make improvements in its freight depot at
Santa Rosa, and will later on erect new pas.
senger station.
The cruiser OLYMPIA will be thrown open TO
the public to-day, and tugs Will convey visitors
from Clay-street wharf between the hours of
10 4. ". and P. NJ.
William Mason, bunko-steerer, was yester- |
day sentenced to six months in the County |
jail for swindling stranger from Texas out of
45 at Studhorse poker.
When a letter-carrier attempted to clear the
box at Fourth and Brannan streets that had
been caught in the big fire he found that all the
letters had been burnt to ashes.
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals
handed down decision on Thursday against
the Excelsior Coal Company in favor OF the
Oregon Improvement Company.
The list of graduates from the business, short
hand and telegraphy departments of Heald's
Business College for the term ending June 80,
1895, makes good showing to-day.
Mrs. Heydenfefdt, by decision of the Supreme
Court, need not pay the penalty for withdraw
ing from the ompromise suit which was made
in order to keep the case out of thecourts.
A new church to cost nearly $3.50, 900 will be
at once built on the ruins of old St Roses
Church. The CALL publishes for the first time
q complete description and cut OF the edifice.
The Bay District track will probably be torn
up before September and subdivlded into
building lots. In racing circles considerable
interest is beginning TO concentrate on the new
lngleside course.
The Supreme Court has declared that the title
to the land surrounding the Tiburon wharves,
which has been in dispute for a number of
years is vested in the San Francisco and North
Pacific Railroad.
Justices Court yesterday against Paragon Circle
No. Isl, Companions of the Forest, for his fees
as physician. This is the circle which had
split few days ago.
Governor Budd has issued call TO all the
Supervisors in the State to meet in convention
in San Francisco on July Is to make arrange
ments for sending fine California exhibit to
the Atlanta exposition.
Emil Holloway 10 years of age, living at BIT
Linden avenue, was riding bicycle last night.
which caught in the cable-slot at Fell and Mar
ket streets He was thrown on his head and
had his scalp lacerated.
Mrs Rena Bartels, 314 Laguna street, while
crossing Oak and Laguna streets last night was
knocked down by a bicyclist and bruised and
cut by the fall. Her injuries were attended to
at the Receiving Hospital.
Mrs Stanford has won the suit for $15, 000,-
900 brought against her husbands estate by
the Government. II is thought that the Fed
era1 authorities will not carry the matter to
the United States Supreme Court.
The Santa Fe Railway Company will move its
passenger Offices from the Chronicle building
TO an office on Market street, near Kearny, and
its old ticket Office will be taken by the San
Francisco and North Pacific Company.
The new British whaleback steamer Progress.
fist arrived Yesterday, sixty-seven days from
Sunderland, England She is of different build
from the American idea of whaleback, and in
some respects an improvement over the latter.
The bimetaliists executive committee met
yesterday in the Mills building and decided TO
subdiyide the general committee for conven-
ton work. The recent convention call was
ordered printed in pamphlet form for general
distribution.
Many of the poor stockholders in the Hale &
Noreross mine are becoming desperate over the
delay of the Supreme Court in rendering de-
cision confirming reversing the lower court.
Much loss is said to have been sustained by the
stockholders in consequence.