The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Elder Henry S. Tanner compared tins Latter
day with the primitive church
Sunday was enjoyed at Sausalito 9y nun
oreds OF people from San Francisco
Dr.. Browns discourse last evening tseated OF
the brotherhood of Christ and mankll:d'
According to THE CALLS weekly resume OF
the realty market the outlook Is fuh oi prom
Use.
Henry Varley addressed the American Pro
tective Association in Metropolitan nan yes
terday.
l. snecial two weeks service for German
Catholics is now being held at st. BCnlface's
Church.
In the Alameda-Bohemian cricket match yes
terday, Alameda was victorious by al inning
and 80 runs.
The Alameda Cricket Club defeated the b.
hemians at Alameda yerterday by an inning
and 80 runs.
Movements of society people and social
events in the City and resorts are recorded in
to-day'S issue.
A blue-rock match was held at the Oakland
Olympic Club.
Mr.. stetson's plan for the improvement of
Water street along the railway will be consid-
cred this week.
large throng of marksmen visited Shell
Mound yesterday and praeticed with the re-
vOlver and rife
Harmony Alliance, branch of st. Patrick's
Alliance of America, held picnic at Shell
Mound yesterday.
A delegation OF young men from Oakland
had charge OF the local Christian Association
meetings yesterday.
The Bank Commissioners are considering
proposition of assessing stockholders OF the
Peoples Home Bank
The Pacific Baseball Club defeated the Clip
pers yesterday at the old Haight-street diamond
by "a score of is to II.
!. Rev. G. E. Jackson and George ": Dennis Jr,
spoke last night in Zion Church about the re-
centoutrages in Illinois.
Fearless won the stake at Kerrigans Cours-
ing Park yesterday, while Wayfarer was the
victor at Casserly's Park.
Frank N. Pixley, the veteran journalist. ex-
p4red last night at his residence on the corner
OF Union and Steiner streets.
Leslie Sprague, pastor of the Second Uni
tartan Church, lectured last evening on the
life and work of Thomas Huxley.
The directors OF the Young Mems Christian
Association are trying to raise 500, 900 to pay
the debt upon the new building.
Rev. Dr. Williams preached at the Plymouth
Congregational Church yesterday upon the
subject, "Ihe New Commandment"
The bark Enoch Talbot drifted in close to
the beach yesterday, south of the Cliff House,
and narrowly escaped being wrecked.
The local Democracy in different factions,
led by Pepper, Lanigen and Buckley, are &C.
lively organizing for the next primaries.
A reception will be given at Calvary Church
this evening to party of nine Presbyterian
missionaries who will sail for the Orient to-
morrow.
Samuel Warren of 725 Eddy street, while
riding in the park yesterday, collided with
three other bicyclists and was badly cut and
bruised.
The third week of the trial OF w. H. T. Dur
rant tor the murder of Blanche Lamont viii be-
gin to-day. There viii be no new veniremen
on hand.
Champion Jones of Australia was defeated
by ]. Harlow, the coast champion, and George
Hutchinson, at the San Francisco handbau
court yesterday.
The cases of Mrs Jane Shattuck and Mrs.
Louisa Worthington will come up in court for
final argument to-day. Both defendants are
charged with murder.
The bursting of q water-pipe on the upper
floor OF the Raphael clothing house last night
caused damage estimated by the firm at S5O'-
900 to the stock OF goods.
The people living Immediately south of
Golden Gate Park win request the Board of
Supervisors TO declare the Clayton and Waller
streets franchise forfeited.
II. P. Johnston, 2016 Green street, lost con-
troll of his bicycle on Van Ness avenue yester-
day and 1t eollided with wagon, resulting in
his left ankle being broken.
j. Nelson and R. Lenihan of the Union
handbau court have accepted the challenge
OF J. Harlow, the coast champion, to play a
match, the best of nine games.
Eugene Deuprey, counsel for Durrant, denies
the report that, in the event of Juror Brown
being excused, he would ask for the discharge
OF the other eight accepted jurors.
Irving NJ. Scott will leave on the steamer to-
morrow for Japan. 1t is believed that he is
going to secure the contracts for some of the
new warships which Japan will build.
DR.. R. H. Mcdonald is lingering at Carlsbad
as his health will not permit him to come to
San Francisco. Young Dick is still in Jail but
does not worry. He is writing book.
The Bohemian Club is having disruption
and most OF the real BohCmians have picked
up their bag and baggage and quit. John
Stanton states the cause OF the disSension.
Ex-President Reynolds gave an account to the
Single-tax Society last night of the campaign
in Delaware, and referred to a recent favorable
action of the Glasgow (Scotland) City Council.
Camp Gaiety No. 1, which is composed ex-
clusively of young ladies who go camping each
year, celebrated the return OF twenty of its
members from Niles by social banquet and
dance.
Two colored teams, the Assemblys of this City
and o KS OF sacramento, played an exciting
game of baseball at Central Park yesterday
afternoon, the former winning by the score of
8 to 8.
Mrs. Leon Plumerel of 1717 Leavenworth
street has complained to the ponce that he her
dren She is positive that he has eloped with
laundrymans wife.
Indications for San Francisco and vicinity
are for fair weather during the DAY, becoming
Temperature brisk westerly winds, increasing
in force during the afternoon.
Attorney T. B. Bishop, who was engaged
with Acknowledgement Love in suit begun IN
1873 to recover the Missionary lands, says the
Southern Pacific did not comply with the con-
ditions Of the grant, and consequently has no
right to the property.
The park Guy G. Goss arrived yesterday, 164
DAYS from Baltimore. During the voyage
heavy sea boarded the vessel, smashing the
rail and injuring the first officer. Five, OF the
crew are afflicted with scurYy and Will De sent
to the Marine Hospital.
closely contested game of baseball was
played yesterday between the Occidental Base
bali Club and the Ivy Baseball Club at Bakers
Beach The feature of the game was the heaVy
batting of Kenny, Shaw and Clements Inc
game was won by the Oceidentals by the score
4-3.
Jennie Dixon and May Wilson were arrested
on Market street early yesterday morning oy
Sergeant Davis and Policemen MacLean anu
Connolly, on the charge of grand larceny 1or
stealing S45 from Duncan Crotzer, a stranger.
The money was found in their possession when
they were searched at the City Prison.
President T. F. Burns of the Cigar-makers
Union was arrested Saturday night tor Cd
structing the sidewalk while addressing an
open-air meeting at Third and Market streets
and advocating home patronage. Resolutions
poTfdamuinp The action OF the ponce were