The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-05
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

-O NAN'SA NOINIn nave gone East.
James d. Phelan paid 1901 900 for the RIVER
day. anu ''ocA'oh streets yes
several vessels arrived here from various
trips ma ing iAS' round
81 Dl5y treasurer Widber returned to the CITY
the East. 'i'i' " iela'iNes III
Judge Coffey has granted the respondents
Vii ,,l3iion LOT new trial in the Joshua Hendy
IN. Inc new whalebaek steamer City of Everett
from Comox. "is' "a 0o"i
- The Maison Doree NAV be oponed again If
able manager. "
Under Sheriff William Clack received inteIli-
Trinity County. - IL
Members of the Board of Trade have been
urged 10 assist the manufacturers conyenti0n
TO be held here va W VIZ Il
The Olympic Club Tennis Annex has ar
ranged lor TOUR single tournaments this year
and two doubles.
Inc Debris Commissioners granted some new
permits and suspended the license of the
Hustler" mine yesterday.
services were held last night in the Zion
A. NJ l.. Church in respect to the memory OF
the late Frederick Douglass.
The Methodist and Congregational ministers
IL
lions condemning lynching.
The Halfmillion Club is considering the ad-
Nlsaolllty OF sending out a circular letter an
nounclng Its aims and purposes.
Tho Peoples Home Savings Bank has brought
suit 10 foreclose mortgage of 5000 unon fha
the property OF Michael Harmon.
The Hawaiian Government will reimburse
the creators OF debtors who have been sent
away from the islands for disloyaltv.
John Nunan,, 1908 Army street, was arrested
tast IiIght on the charge OF assault to murder,
MS victim being his brother Thomas
An illustrated musical performance was
gwen at the Mechanics Pavilion last night by
honcoVlerl's American Concert Band
john McGowen, fireman on the steamer
naunueSS, was severely burned YESTERDAY
morning by coal-oil lamp exploding
Eighty-Seven Deputy Assessors, whose duties
are TO collect polltaXes and distribute assess
ment blanks went to work yesterday morning
Effie Laura Moody has been granted di
Vorce from William "A. Moody because of his
cruelty She was given the custody of her
August Helbing is still connected with the
Royal and Norwich Union Insurance. Com
panies, and doing business at his office as
usual. Us
Madame Anna Versme, who is disputing
about the possession OF her real estate is living
al martina place, between Mason and TayloT
streets.
The Board Of Supervisors passed an ordinance
yesterday requiring forty-eight hours notice
before beginning work on the public streets on
any franchise or privilege.
E. F. Coad has petitioned for letters of admin
lSlrauon on the estate of Charles Schultz, who
died February , last in Napa County The
estate is valued at $4,000.
Theodore X. Murray, who was arrested at the
racetTack about two weeks ago on the charge
OF embezzling $500, VIII be taken to Tulare
county this morning to be tried
The Portia Law Club entertainment at Golden
Gaze Hall, go Suffer street, tonight, will in
clude lecture by Miss Phoebe Couzens and
literary and musical programme.
Patrick Slevin, ex-corporal of the Police De-
partment, was probably ia tally injured at Sun
nyside yesterday afternoon by his buggy col
hding with train at the crossing.
The Grand Jury had election officers from the
IIAW.enty-elghth, Twenty-ninth, Thirty-fifth and
1hlrty-Seyenth districts give evidence last
evening, but failed to find indictments
The, cases against B. NJ. Gopchevitch of an
assault with deadly weapon, and against NJ.
Brown OF battery, were dismissed by mutual
consent in Judge Conlan's court yesterday
DR.. Victor J. Stearns, who was sued two
weeks ago Tor $40, 900 for breach of promise TO
marry, Is missing, and his friends are beginning
10 lear that something serious has happened.
A copy of the official report of the naval
board appointed to inspect the United States
steamer Olympia has been received by the
Union Iron Works. 1t is very complimentary.
President Watkins OF the Board of Trade. at
y v.
the energy and enterprise recently developed
in this city are maintained success is assured.
Additional complaints of letters mailed
through the local Postoffiee failing to reach
Press Club invitations which were mailed went
astTay.
Further details of the Rudolph Buckley
quarrel are coming TO light. Rudolph is drink
ing heavily and Buckley is still in the country
The Elliott case is continued from month to
month.
Nsphtsly, Friedenrich & Alderman. who
represented Public Administrator Pennie when
he had charge of the Blythe estate have been
allowed $4,000 as fee, with $50, 900 more
IN sight.
The police are hunting for Amos Cole who
has been stealing wagoa-load of grain from
the seawall, and have arrested John and Philip
CedaTella Tor receiving and purchasing the
plumber.
The California Safe Deposit and Trust Com
psny, assignee OF claims against the Peoples
Home Savings Bank to the amount of 1857
O4e O6, has brought suit against the bank for
that sum.
warrant was sworn out yesterday for the
arrest of Michael Higgins, a property-owner on
putting down plank sidewalk instead OF
stone one.
Testimony as to the character of Young
Henry Mcdonald who wishes to have in his
own hands his share OF the estate of f. S. Nc
Donald, WAS taken in Judge Coffeys court
yesterday.
Miss Ida B. Wells, the colored lady advocate
OF the negro race, was not Endorsed by the
Methodist ministers at their meeting yester-
day. She was, however, well received by the
Congregationalists.
Judge Coffey has granted the respondents
motion for new trial in the contest of the
will of Joshua Hendy. This establishes the
old will, which had been broken by the verdict
rendered By the Jury.
The wife of John Muirhead, ssloon-keeper
under the 81. Nicholas Hotel, handed a sack
containing $50 yesterday morning to a man
who personated her husbands bartender She
has hot seen the money nor the man since.
Major-General o. o. Howard will arrive in
this city next Wednesday morning and on Fri
day evening next, March g, will deliver his
lecture on "Grant, at Chattanooga" at the Asso-
citation Auditorium, Mason and Ellis streets
The one hundred and seventeenth birthday
of Robert Emmett was celebrated at Metropoli-
tan Hall last night with Irish music, song and
eloquence. The hall was crowded to the doors
and most interesting programme was rem
dered.
Hattie B. Steele has been granted 9 divorce
by Judge Slack because of the extreme cruelty
OF her husband, Charles H. Steele. To further
sssuage her woes she has been allowed
$50 month alimony and the custody of the
minor child.
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