The San Francisco call., 1895-10-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mrs Miranda w. Lux's estate is appraised at
$3, ,636, ,195 80.
John H. Stanton has made what he considers
valuable artistic find.
Milk Inspector Dockery is vigorously prose
cutting his search for aoulterateu MIX
Rev. ]. NJ. O'Neil criticized the press in his
lecture at ST. Dominics Church last night
Harry Rrav snd Frederick Binder have been
sent to the Napa Asylum by the Insanity Com
missioners.
The San Francisco and Oakland baseball
clubs arrived in this City yesterday morning,
via Portland.
Postmaster McCoppin is figuring on plans for
q car 10 carry mails on the street railways of
San Francisco.
Harry Williams, a professional beggar, was
sent 10 the County Jail for thirty days by Judge
Low yesterday.
temperature ard light winds, has been fore
casted for to-day.
The Bella Union attaches object to a mid
night meeting of the Salvation Army at their
place OF amusement.
Mrs. Ballington Booth has arrived, and will
give lecture on "Women Warriors at the
Metropolitan Temple this evening.
Attorney Deuprey was somewhat further
improved yesterday, but his friends fear he
will not be able to appear again in the Dur
rant trial.
The charges preferred against Milk Inspector
DO0kery Dy certain mllk-QealerS were OrQered
tabled at the meeting OF the Board OF Health
yesterday.
The Police Commissioners met last n light and
fined Policemen John E. Keegan and Austin
J. Langford $50 each for reporting On duty
while intoxicated.
Preparations are now being made to bring a
criminal action against Mrs. Mabel Holmes
Mills unless she produce diamonds which are
said 10 be unpaid for.
Warrants will be sworn out in Judge Conlan's
court this morning by the Fire Wardens for the
arrest OF owners of vacant lots for maintaining
fences more than ten feet high.
The case of the depositors of the Merced
Bank against the Bank Commissioners pre-
sented TO the Governor by Attorney Clunie
with demand for their removal.
Outsiders in the betting captured all the
purses at the Bay District yesterday. The win
ming horses were Billy McCloskey Tamalpais
Mainstay, Remus and Uncle Gies.
With the appointment OF the standing CON-
mlttees yesterday the work OF the California
Miners Association was completed, and it ad.
lourned TIL Its next annual meeting.
Chin Jung Sing convinced United State Com
missioner Heacock yesterday that he was
natlve-born Chinese and was allowed TO agaiI
take up his residence in this country.
The Traffic Association issued a letter yester
DAY to merchants, asking them TO assist il
formulating rate tariff TO Utah for the con
ference Of trans-Missouri lines in Salt Lake.
Milk Inspector Dockery has determined
" Ati NClSTIudTI surgeon OIe6I6Y, after lnVeS
tgation, that the death rate at st. Joseph's
Orphan Asylum is not due to impure milk.
Mrs. Hannah Curtin, S2S Potrero avenue
swole out warrant in Judge CampbelPs court
yesterday for the arrest of Otto Kannitz, heI
landlord, ,~on the charge of malicious mischief
A large and enthusiastic gathering of the
Republicans OF the Thirty-fifth Assembly Dis
trict met and organized the official Republican
Cup Oh that district at Stanford Hall last
night.
Lieutenants Charles L. Potter and NJ F. Davis
are on their way TO explore the Colorado River
with orders 10 report upon the feasibility o
putting the stream in condition for com
merce.
Fred Walker, night clerk at the Clay-stree
House, 80 Clay street. was slashed on the righ-
jaw with a knife last night by Tom Fletcher,
stonemason, VINO was arrested for assault tC
murder.
Mrs. Sarah Althea Terry's estate is to be solo
al auction this morning. Complaint is made
that the sale was not advertised, and that the
property viii on that account sell for less thar
It's real value.
General Manager Kruttschnitt of the South
ern Paclhc Company, with G. p. Hunting tons
approval, has made some changes in the rail
ways management by making new DISPOSE
tlons OF officials.
Jennie Schneider, who claims to be less than
IA years OF age, says that her brother-in-laW
II. Greenbaum of 345 Third street, forced her
10 marry Morris Misrowsky, sailor living al
1850 Howard street.
B. Peters, student at Coopers Medical Col.
lege. had his notebooks stolen at the college
yesterday and applied to Judge Joachimsen for
warrant to search all the students, but the
Judge refused to issue it.
Funeral services of the late Andrew J
Moulder, superintendent of the Public
Schools were held at Trinity Episcopal Church
yesterday morning. There was a very large
attendance and many floral tributes.
Judge Lawton, Mrs. Mary A. Riley and
Coachman Vogt were on the witness-stend il
"a
the old lady's intention to make late will, anC
Nogt declared that Mrs. Garcelon was very for
getful.
The Bank Commissioners have just mad
their seventeenth annual report to Goyerno
Budd. An increase OF banking resources il
shown amounting TO So, 900 900. The com
mission urges the separation of savings bank
from other financial institutions.
The Board OF Directors of the Society for tn,
Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals elected NJ I
Cole Yice-president to ofill the vacancy caused b.
the death OF Ira p. Rankin. President Jacob
Davis is going East. W. ]. Hochstadter wa
appointed TO fill the vacancy on the board.
Frederick Denecelle, SIS Fifth street, whil
crossing Kearny ana Clay streets yesterda,
afternoon was struck by cable-car No. 40'
and knocked down. He was taken to the Re
ceiYing Hospital where it was found he wa
only suffering from confused head and leg.
James Nash alias Frank McCann was sent t.
the County Jail for six months by Judge Camp
bell yesterday for battery upon Herman Schro
der. grocer, in Hayes Valley. Nash and com
panion, because Schroeder refused to give then
cigars and whisky for nothing, gave him an un
merciful beating.
Senator Thurston of Nebraska and ex-senator
Dolph of Oregon appeared on opposite sides il
the suit of the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany OF New York against the receivers of thu
Union Pacific and Oregon Railway and Naviga
ton Company, which was argued in the United
States Circuit Court yesterday.
To TALK ON GOVERNMENTAL A ,