The San Francisco call., 1895-11-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The first assembly of the Entire Nous Couilon
Club held at the Palace.
The Will of the late Professor }. ii. RoseWald
has been filed for probate
The estate Of Joseph \. Donohoe, deceased,
has been appraised al SS444-9'
c. B. Stone was yesterday appointed deputy
by Superintendent OF schools Babcock'
The California Cooperative Commonwealth
sets forth its aims and conditions IN an address
TO the people.
The cornerstone OF the Eible House on Nc
AHister street opposite the City Hall VIII be
laid on Monday.
The winners a. Bay District tract yesterday
were FL Primero. Nreka, Monarch, Annette and
Duchess OF MilWtas.
Attorney Richards withdrew from an alimony
case yesterday because his client did not tell
the truth on The stand.
Rev. Anna H. Shaw addressed large audi
ence a Metropolitan Temple last night on the
woman suffrage movement.
The Coroner yesterday held inquests on four
cases OF deaths, resulting from carelessness
accident, suicide and murder
The widow and child of the late John s. Doe
have filed protest against proposition to sell
some Of the property of the estate.
The resolutions protesting against the ''mur-
dered by strikers inscription on the Preside
monument have been sent 10 the Secretary of
War.
The first step was taken yesterday in connec-
tion with criminal proceedings before the Fed
eral Grand Jury in the Freeman-Westi ghouse
case.
W. J.. Eppinger, who was sentenced to four
teen years imprisonment for forgery by Judge
Wallace, has been refused a rehearing by the
supreme Court.
The entertainment held in aid of the funds
OF the Bush-street Temple during the past
week will close this evening with dance a.
Union-SQuare Hall.
The will OF Commander William A Morgan
OF the Unlied States navy, leaving his $4,000
estate 10 his wife in trust for his children, was
filed Tor probate yesterday.
The overdue steamer Evnndale, with the
cargo or the stranded Belgic aboard, arrived
from Yokohama yesterday. She has over 600O
to;ls OF merchandise aboard.
Sergeant Shea ana the Chinatown squad we're
relieved by Sergeant Davis and new squad
last night. Sergeant Snea and his men pa
uolled Chinatown for five months.
Four retail pouIry,dealers were Yesterday
arrested by Deputy Fish Commissioned Babcock
for selling ducks and quail in violation of the
game law passed by the last Legislature.
A Meade is now making the weather fore
casts here. tie predicts for to-day log in the
morning, with increasing cloudiness; station
ary temperature and fresh westerly Winds"
Emelie Rochester is suing Gertrude Burgess
administrative OF the estate OF John L. Plouf
who was murdered by John McGaughey, for c
promlssory note executed by Plouf for $3.50.
The number OF births for October reported at
the Health Office was 1876, deaths $50. The
board OF Health proposes 10 prosecute physi-
cans ana mldW1Ves who faiI 10 report births.
Iny Heydenfeldt and Mrs. Maud Greer, who
were married al sea some months ago. were re-
married by Justice GToeZnger yesterday, the
groom having become OF age and able to Sc
cure license.
Alec and Dan Mclean. sealers and poachers.
are il trouble with the Sherlf's deputies. Dan
q 4 uGT 20 out last season and is in debt. His
creditors say he wants TO get away To Central
America and they object.
To-day the commission merchants will be
notified TO remove the tons OF potatoes beans
ana On2OCS going TO waste on Jackson-street
wharf, or these goods Will be sold al auction by
the state HErbOr Commissioners.
Mrs. F. B. Hill of Stockton. sister of Arthur
Pryor Of Piper, Alden, GOOdall IL Co. and sister
O. Harry Piper, Chief Deputy County Clerk
died suddenly a. l4O5 Cough street last Thurs
day night.
The Trades Council last evening passed
resDiU. ion requiring that the members of all
unions under Its Jurisdiction shall not pur-
chase Guns, collar and shirts not bearing the
National label. This is q movement 10 boycott
al goods OF this character manufactured by
couvlctS.
The carpenters and joiners' order that IS
went into effect yesterday and met with but
Ittle opposition on the part OF the EMPLOYERS
Npt over g GoEen men were compelled TO leave
their work through the contractors declining
10 pay the amount demanded.
Henry Uorstman, a teamster, was ordered to
jail by Judge Daingerfeld yesterday for refus-
ing 10 pay $50 a month alimony 10 his wife
Nalahe while her suit for divorce is pending
EOrstman was on hand last Friday and
promised to pay before yesterday. He did not
pay, nor did he appear in court, a bench
warrant was issued for his apprehension.