The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Stars are rapidly being secured ioT the Chill
oren's Hospital festival.
The French Christian Union viii hold its
annual convention on Tuesday.
The forty-sixth Carr-Beel popular concert
Hall.
Rev. Dennis Nugent yesterday filed his an
sWer in the suit over the Ellen Gallagher
estate.
Captain W. F. Cook viii address the Congre
gational Monday Club on convict Prisons"
tomorrow.
Carlton c. Colemans viii was fled yester-
day, conveying $4,000 estate by trust to the
IeSIator's son.
The Union Iron Works IS building ten rail
barges 70 ship piecemeaI to Siberia for the new
Russian road.
The Health Office reports los deaths for the
past week, against 102 Tor The corresponding
week OF last year.
Bert Hecht has applied for special letters of
administration on the estate OF MS uucle Pro-
lessor J. ". Rosewald
Mrs. Minnie Abcahams of 29lS Cook street
states that her husband, Bernard, has deserted
her and her children.
The California Volunteers celebrated their
regular meeting at the Occidental Hotel, last
night with banquet
john Kelly and John Harvey were each sent
to the County Jail for twenty days by Judge
1oachlmsen yesterday, for begging.
The surgeons 81 the Children's Hospitsl say
inat II VIII De necessary to amputate the leg of
AtI4e Eugene Perrett OF University Mound.
,ra me winners yesterday at the Bay District
FIetcb Nondoia, imp. Miss Brummel, Miss
JeuL. g = ''eI4'a Della' rIeU N"iuAeF' Au-
South San Francisco residents are very anx-
ious Tor the Poard Of Education TO have some
thing done with their school before the rainy
season.
Fair, except foggy At night; cooler: brisk
TODAY prOmul gated by Forecast Ohlclal W. ii.
Harmon.
Osman Dew was struck over the face three
times with o cane by an angry husband on
McAllister and Jones streets last night Tor IN
suling his vile.
William Kaltenbach, who for the past three
weeks has been in a continuous state OF SOM
Violence at the German Hospital, died al 12;oO
P. NJ. on Friday.
Judge Campbell win be called upon to-
morrow TO heal the differences between the
Hansen and Reed families, on Hilbert street,
over right OF way.
Complaint has been made to the Board of
Supervisors against The gardener in charge OF
hamilton square. He Is accused OF insulting
ladies and children.
Yesterdays game of baseball between San
Francisco and Oakland was the best-played
one since the league season opened. TWAS
witnessed by 1900 people.
University, vice GEORGE J. Ainsworth, deceased,
on Friday By Governor Budd.
John ". Hail. alias William Thomas, who
was dishOnOrGbly discharged from his Tegi-
ment for deSertion, will have 10 answer a
charge Of passing confederate bills.
Fire damaged Charles McArron's carriage
factory, geo Bryant street, last night, 10 the
extent OF $500. Cause, spontaneous cOmbus-
ton; alarm, box 1S6; time, P. N.
10 footha II season OTanad te-da
University of California players defeated
the Reliance Athletic club team OF Oakland in
q hard-fought battle by score OF 10 0.
At meeting of the executive committee of
the Civic Federation resolutions were passed
Endorsing the proceedings recently instituted
against Street Superintendent Ashworth.
Chief Market Inspector Ben Davis yesterday
caught Chinese butchers selling immature
veal and meat with tuberculosis. Warrants
for the arrest CT the butchers will be sworn out
The Richmond District Property-Owners As
socia ton has petitioned the Board of Super
Visors 20 pass an ordinance preventing the sale
OF any more lots in this City for burial pur-
poses.
o. N. Stone was yesterday held to answer
before the Superior Court in $4,000 bords by
Judge Campbell, Tor stealing watch from i.
+. Russell, passenger on the steamer T. G.
Walker
An unknown man, about 40 years of age,
shot himself in the right temple in Golden
Gate PARK last night and was taken to the Re-
be fatal
John l. Boone has been fined $50 for con-
tempt ofcourt by Justice of the Peace Kerrigan
Tor failing to appear in court when cited. The
SheTlI IS out looking Tor Boone with warrant
Tor his arrest.
Otto Busche, porter in the Little Louvre,
O'Farrel street, was arrested last night on the
charge OF petty larceny. 1t was alleged that
about three weeks ago he broke open the cash
register and stole SlS.
The sportsmen OF San Diego County have de-
fined their attitude toward the Country Club
OF this City and State, that no quail shall De
trapped in the southern county for the gentle
mems preserves in Marin County.
To-day at o'clock in the Association Audi
torlum, Mason and Ellis streets, Mrs. Van Colt
viii deliver special address to young men
only. The seats will be free ane the sery ices
promise to be OF unusual interest.
The sentence of Frank McManus. convicted
OF using vulgar language toward Sergeant
Christensen, was yesterday postponed by
Judge Joachimsen till tomorrow The charge
OF Interfering with an officer was dismissed.
Percy Goldstone, an employe of the Wasn.
was cut with knife in the left leg in the ROYAL
House, on Ellis street, early yesterday morn
Ing, by Aaron Appel, employed at the race
track, who was charged with assault to murder
For the past two days most sensational
case has been on hearing before United States
Commissioner Heacock, involving the right to
a patent worth millions of dollars, and in
which extraordinary criminal charges are
made.
George W. Elder and George 7. Gaden yester-
day found two more fraudulent street Jobs
Finn e. Treacy, contractors, on Pine street
James s. Bovee inspector; H. J. Jackson, con.
tractors, on O'Farrell street, n. B. Manning
inspector.
William O'Connor, q ranch-hand from Liver
more, was arrested yesterday suspicion OF
having committed a murder in Los Angeles
and was afterward released, and he now
threatens TO sue the City for false arrest and
imprisonment.
The California Press Association met yester-
day in the San Francisco Press Club rooms
and after electing officers passed resolutions
urging San Francisco upon the Republican
National Committeeman for the next Republi-
can convention.
A. w. and I. W. Caro-, wholesale merchants
on Market street, were arrested yesterday on
complaint of Mrs. Ella Sproles, LOG Eddy street
on the charge OF felony embeZZlement and
were released on their own recognlzance by
Judge Campbell.
A number of property-owners visited the
new City Hall yesterday to convince the
authorities that they knew where the lost
county line on the south should run. They
were easily shown that they were entirely
wrong in their calculations
George W. wilderman, the originator of the