The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-09

Rev. G. w. Hennlng VIII soon uel4Ne1 aeiAes
oflectures on sociological topics
The money in the United States Mint OF this
CITY has been counted and found correct
The Bav Church conference will meet at the
Young Mems Christian Association building
on Monday.
Yesterday the Pacific Mail steamship AGA
puIco sailed for Panama with large cargo and
passenger list.
The lighthouse tender Madrono has gone
north TO meet Admiral Walker, chairman of
the lighthouse board.
Secretary McComb of the Society for the Pre-
vention OF Cruelty to Children explains the
status of Mrs. Flynn's case.
The winng horses at the Bay District yester-
dsy we're: 0'Bee Linda Vista lilly, Miss Gar
win, Gold Bug and Red DICK.
The will of the late James B. Macdonough
was admitted TO probate by Judge Trout, act
ing for Judge Slack, Yesterday.
Rev F. B. Pullan has resigned his pastorate
Of the Second Congregational Church to &C
cept a'charge at Providence, R. L.
The State appropriation toward the school
fund OF this City win enable the department
10 pay all teachers salaries in full.
Washington Frank was yesterday held to
answer before the Superior Court by Judge
Low on the charge OF forgery in $4,000 bonds.
Governor Budd presided at the meeting of
the Yosemite Commissioners yesterday and
made the proceedings very interesting to sew
eral people.
y
an address on religious and political institu-
tons of Mexico before the Congregational
Monday Club.
James Godfrey, marine fireman, who was
badly beaten by Thomas Tracy and P. O'Keefe
last Friday, is in q critical condition, erysipe-
las having set in.
The Board of General Appraisers has held
that the currants imported from Greece, by 8.
J.. Jones d CO., are not Zante currants and
therefore not duliable.
iDo,7astr xrara ba1d b- Corona-
yesterday. verdict OF suicide" was returned
in four OF them, and the other two were given
as accidental death"
Chris Fredericks was arrested yesterday on
Drumm street with lot OF carpenters tools
which had been taken from q house on Wash
lngton street, near Hyde.
The executive committee of the Republican
State Central Committee will to-day consider
the nomination OF MesSrS. Foster and Castle as
Election Commissioners.
There was heated discussion OF Calvinism
ana kindred doctrines between the couserva-
tive and radical elements OF the Presbyterian
Ministerial Union yesterday.
T. W. Pierson OF 113 Fell street swore out
warrant yesterday for the arTest Of c. n. Bald
win on the charge OF EN- bezZllng box OF car
penteTs tools valued at $l20.
An offer of 100 acres of land has been made
to the san Francisco Orphanage, but the ladies
hesitate TO accept the gift because OF heavy
mortgage that must be assumed.
The carhouse of the new Sutro railroad is
rapidly nearing completion only the roof re-
naming unfinished Mr.. Sutro thinks the first
car viii be set in motion September L.
The Manufacturers and Producers Associa-
ton win soon incorporate. 1t proposes to form
organizations all over the State. A new con-
stituhon and bylaws will be voted on next
month.
Joseph Ferris, charged with arson in setting
fire TO his fruitstore, 2I7 Scott street, last Fri
day morning, was arraigned before Judge Low
yesterday, and continuance granted until
Thursday.
There was q clash yesterday between Mayor
SutTo and Auditor Broderick in regard to the
opening OF the City Treasury and the counting
or the cash therein. Some rather warm words
were used.
The suit in Judge Troutt's court of the old
officers OF the Travellers Protective Assoca-
ton, against the holders OF the new charter,
has been postponed until Friday next at 10 80
O'Clock An.
Edward Schlesinger, who formerly had a
miSft-clothing store on Grant avenue, was ar
rested last night on q dispatch from New York
that ne IS wanted there to answer charge OF
grand larceny.
suit brought by David Jones to recover
S1OO, 600 damages for false imprisonment on
charge Of contempt Of court, has been trans
tered from the courts of Mendocino County
to those OF this City.
The trial Of F. D. Ciprico, Moses Greenwald,
Max Katzauer and J. d. Sullivan, charged with
forging Chinese certificates, was set for August
District Court yesterday
The San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley
Railroad Company has received bids for grad
ing the first part Of the road and for lumber to
build bridges. They viii be acted on ct the
directors meeting to-day.
Charles Motler, who has an express wagon
On Mission and Third Streets swore out q war
rant yesterday for the arrest of Henry Bernard
on the charge of stealing his horse and wagon,
valued at $3.50, on May % last
Mrs Isabella Lodge of Victoria, B. c., wants
the informer's reward for telling about a lot of
opium that came down on the steamer Queen
last year. 'She" is thought to De Smuggler W. |
A. Mclean, and en- investi cation is to be held. !
Charles McCauley, 988 Howard street. fell on
q crockery cuspidor last night breaking IT,
and the sharp edges cut the back of his right
hand and wrist so badly as to sever some of the |
tendons. He was treated at the Receiving
Hospital.
Work on the construction of the most mag
nifcent amphitheater in the world is to begin
shortly on the site Of the MidwinteT Fair grand
court. 1t viii have a seating capacity of
10000 and the bandstand will accommodate
100 musicians.
N. D. Howell, charged with passing counter
felt dollars, halves and quarters in Stockton is
TO nave another trial. On each OF the three
previous occasions on which he was tried the
jury disagreed Howells trial Will commence
on August next.
The Market-street Cable Company begins
WORK on new electric line running along
Point Lobos avenue to the Cliff House. 1t is
believed the company forfeited its franchise
two years ago. when it failed TO begin work &C
cord1ng TO agreement
The County Central Committee of the Peo-
pies party has adopted entirely new plan
OF county and assembly district organization
The new county committee is to be made up of
IA members in all, eight delegates being from
each assembly district
In the Board of Supervisors yesterday eight
voted to give franchise TO the Market-street
Railway Company covering three routes to the
Inglesde, refusing to open the matter to COM
petition and declining to raise the minimum
RAd for the franchise above $500
The body OF Willie o'BrIen, the match boy
who fell into the bay last week, was recovered
of Vallejo street yesterday. The father and
mother of the lad visited the Morgue, and
being satisfied that the drowning was acct
dental, they waived an inquest.
Habeas corpus proceedings were begun
yesterday by the highbinder Charley Hung,
for The possession of All 500, the Chinese slave
girl rescued from a Church-alley den by Miss
Williams Of the Methodist Mission and the So
ctety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Chill
dren.
The lease OF the China Basin was signed yes
terday in the Office of the Herbor Commits
sioners, the document being executed by Gov
ernor Budd, Mayor Sutro, Harbor Commission
erS Colnon, Cole and Chadbourne, and Secre- !