The San Francisco call., 1895-11-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

showers and southeasterIy winds for to-day.
new socialist order, to be known as the
American socialist Society, has been formed.
Rev 4 J. Wells of RedIands has accented q
Si:y Gi:y. 10 '"' 9'11 -'''i@H 0"u''n Oh 'niS
John E. Nash, ex-stage manager of the
Tiyoh, wins his suit for salary against Mrs
Kreing.
Bishop Goodsell addressed the Methodist
preachers yesterday on the subject of five
conferences.
Highbinders in Chinatown try to punish
witnesses who testified against them and thir-
teen are arrested.
Dr.. c. o. Brown is acting as president of the
Christian Endeavor Society of the First Con-
gregationsl Church.
Mrs. Rose French was ndorsed as prospective
inspector OF homes by the joint mass-meeting
a. Metropolitan Hall.
a plan for college settlement at North
Beach is being agitated by the Womans Chris
tlan Temperance Union.
The firm OF Buyer & Reich has confessed
judgment on promissoTy note for $31 $50 SO,
made in favor Of Daniel Meyer.
Sir George, Free Will, Governor Budd, Peter
the Second, Vinctor and Babe Murphy were the
Bay District winners yesterday.
Mrs. P. T. Dickinson read paper on 'fBook
Publishers" at the open meeting of the Pacific
Coast WOman's Press Association.
Charles Basler, farmer, was arrested for
throwing yitriol in his wife's face in March,
1894, while she was leaving theater.
The Congregational MONDAY Club tele-
graphed yesterday to Washington asking
further protection for missionaries in Armenia.
The California Safe Deposit and Trust Com
pany has been appointed assignee OF the affairs
OF the insolvent Fruitvale Improvement Com
pany.
The Grand Jury is obtaining proof of crooked
street work to Justify another accusation
against Ashworth, the Superintendent OF
Streets.
George E. White, king of Round Valley, serv-
ing five days term in the County Jail for
contempt, gave his version OF the legal fight
yesterday.
Mrs. Lizzie Ford the woman shot by her hus-
band early yesterday morning, is not expected
10 live. John Ford says the shooting was pure
ly accidental.
Charles F. Kearley, who gives his occupation
as an attorney, was arrested Yesterday on the
charges of vagrancy and obtaining money by
false pretenses.
The Market-street Railway Company expect
to have the Ingleside electric railway running
on Thursday, when the races will open at the
new racecourse.
Travel between this City and Portland has
reached such proportions that the steamers
southbound are unable TO accommodate the
business offered them.
Commander Frank Curtis of the Lighthouse
Service has invited bids for steam launch, to
take the place of the Periwinkle, which was
stolen from Goat Island.
Seventeen petrifed bodies have been found
in the last four years among the 300 remains
removed from the two old Jewish emeteries
near Nineteenth and Dolores streets.
Augustus Shafter was arrested Yesterday ona
warrant charging him with grand larceny in
stealing a horse and wagon from j. L. Stod-
dard, 1887 Mission street, on October Is.
President Crocker saws the Horse Show
which opens next Tuesday, will equal any
thing ever seen in New York or elsewhere. He
announces several new and attractive features.
The conviction OF two Indians OF Del Norte
County of the forgery of IN order upon which
they received q keg OF beer and then got
drunk has been affirmed by the Supreme
Court.
Joseph Garcia, 65 years old; G. Z. Riso, 40
years old and Manuel Gomez, 35 years old,
three BARRIERS on the Barbara Coast, were ar
rested last night on charges preferred by three
little girls
In the report of DR.. Cases sermon in yester-
days issue the sIbheads of the discourse were
made to appear, atheism, Mormonism, Roman
Catholicism" These should have read. "a the
ism, Mammonism Roman Catholicism"
The triangular fight for the passenger trade
of Vallejo, Mare Island and Port Costa began
yesterday afternoon. The Southern Pacific
companys steamer only carried four passen-
gers while the 10-cent boat was crowded.
John Griffin, one Of the three men who
robbed and maltreated Thomas Maloney, 2525
Post street, on the morning of September 10,
was Yesterday held to answer before the Supe-
rlor Court by Judge Conan in $4,000 bonds.
The jury, at the Coroners inquest yesterday
TO investigate into the shooting of William
Massie by his wife last Thursday, brought in
verdict that the shooting was accidental. Cor
oner Hawkins would not approve the verdict.
Thomas Marquis, clerk in the establish
ment Of Levi Strauss & CO., attempted 10 COM
NIT suicide from the steamer Bay City. yester-
day morning. He jumped owe: board, but was
picked up by the steamers boat and resusci-
tated.
Emma Cleverley, prepossessing young wo-
man, was before Judge Campbell yesterday on
the charge of stealing $40 from Horace Jack
son of Klamath Falls, Or, who advertised for
q wife, and the case was continued until to-
morrow.
c. NJ. Murray, q former accomplice, as he
saws made some damaging statements upon
the stand yesterday in the United States Dis
trict Court against NJ. d. Howell The seeur-
ing ofhls evidence is q point in favor OF the
Government.
Several sensations occurred at the trial of the
Hale & Norcross mining suit in Department 4
OF the Superior Court yesterday. An attorney
accused witness OF telling lie on the stand
and both were threatened with punishment
for contempt.
Napa County was quietly married a short time
ago at st. Helena to Miss Lulu Worrell, pretty
telegraph operator, who was employed for
some time in this City and Oakland by the
Western Union telegraph Company.
The rancho Real de Las Aguilas, in San
Beuito County, one of the possessions of the
estate of Jose Vincente de Laveaga, has been
sold. subject to the order OF the Probate Court,
for $50 600 The ranch contains % $50 acres.
The petition for confirmation of the sale was
filed yesterday.
Theship Anglesey, which docked at Mission
street wharf yesterday, had terrible expert
ence rounding the Horn. For twenty-four
hours il was impossible TO work the ship OWING
TO the running-gear being frozen. Nearly the
entire crew was frost-bitten and some OF the
men have not yet recovered.
A. F. Williams, a young man living at 7ZZ
Washington street, was carrying toy plstol ID
the outside pocket of his coat TO give TO q
friend on Pine street last night when u feli
through hole in his pocket 10 the ground ana
exploded, the bullet lodging in his LETT leg de
was taken to the Receiving Hospital.
Vice-President Sonntag, OF the Manufactur-
ers' and Producers Association, says mass
meeting will have to be called in Wh1eh tne |
matter of appealing to Congress for aid against
the Japanese labor invasion can be discussed
so that American industries viii be protected |
against the pauper labor of the Orient.
Mrs Josephine Gottliebson, who lives with |
her husband in a lodging-house at 928 Mission
street, swore out warrant in Judge Lowe 5
court yesterday to search the premises at loI
Hayes street for the remains OF her brotner,
who, she declared, had been murdered ten
years ago. She was prompted TO this action
q fter freoueut consultations with mediums.