The San Francisco call., 1895-10-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
CITY ITEMS in BRIEF.

Herman 0elrichs arrived here from New
York yesterday.
The big I3-inch gun destined for the oregon
arrived yesterday.
Colonel A. Andrews is preparing to close up
his Diamond Palace and retire from ousIlless'
Generally fair" is the assurance given by
Forecast Official Harmon tor to-day weather.
JOAQUIN Miller addressed the Charming
Auxiliary last evening on "Enghshmen at
Home"
Congressman Mcguire has returned and reit-
crates his charges against superintendent
Daggett of the Mint
The See Yup Company was incorporated yes
terdav Lee Won Shuey is president and Wong
Chow Fong secretary.
Evervtbing promises success for the Califor-
MIA BANQUET at which only products OF this
State 10 be served.
A downtown restaurant-Keeper has dressed
his mattresses in bloomers in order TO make his
place popular with the men.
Bravura, imp Miss Brummel, Benham, Del
Norte and Bellringer were the winners at the
Bay District track yesterday.
A rehearsal took place yes terday afternoon of
&le Prodigy performers, who VIII play at the
k0ncert for the Home Tor lncurabies.
The police did not interfere with the social
list speakers last evening at the open-air mass
meeting on Seventh ana Market streets.
Edward Magner, who on June 15 killed Rob-
ert Moorhead in g quarrel while both OF the
men were drunk. has been convicted OF man
slaughter.
Cvclerv proprietors doing business of less
than $500 per quarter have pehtioned the
Board of Supervisors TO reduce their quarterly
license TO 81.
Dr. NJ. Herzstein has sued the Market-street
Railway Company for $3.50 worth of repairs
Oh a buggy run into and smashed by one of
the company cars.
The committees in charge of the Goethe
Schiller festival in the Pavilion next month
sH,o nTclo ha Ing
OF the social season.
The children of Mrs. Marie H. Thebaud as
sert that the latter gave $4,000 to Juan NJ.
Luco in trust for them and they have begun
suit for an accounting
Amadee Joullin was not at the ''true Bohe-
mian" dinner last night. Those present dis
cussed the advisabi.ity of forming club, but
came to no conclusion.
The Manufacturers and Producers Associa-
tion has promised TO assist the Ship-owners'
Association in its fght for less burdensome
taxes upon all kinds OF shipping.
Professor Foster win fill the pulpit of the
First Congregational Church today, and Pro-
lessor Lloyd, both OF the Pacific Theological
Seminary, viii preach at Plymouth.
Thomas St. Clair and Hans Hansen, the mur-
deIerS OF Mate Fitzgerald of the bark Hesper
were taken 10 San Quentin yesterday to await
execution, which taxes place on the 18th inst
Superintendent Daggett OF the Mint in an
interview yesterday said the charges preferred
man Mcguire are iaIse ard show personal AMI
mus.
The Southern Pacific Company has issued
reduced tariff on freight to Utah TO meet com
petition OF Western lines into that State. Cali
foTnia shippers VIII reap the benefit of this
railroad fight.
Miss Inez Mercer filed u complaint in the
Superior Court yesterday asking that her mar
void. She alleges that it was all an accident
on Ler part at least.
Secretary Freud of the Merchants Associa-
tion appeared before the Street-light Commit
tee OF the Board of Supervisors yesterday and
presented arguments fOr the better lighting Of
Market street at night.
Interviews with prominent theater-goers and
hrst-nighterS show a universal sentiment
against the practice OF entering an auditorium
during the progress of the performance. Sew.
er9l suggest remedies.
The charge OF betrayal under promise o.
marriage, preferred by Tina Neusbaum against
julius Thayer, painter, was dismissed by Judge
Low yesterday, as the evidence was not sufli
clent 20 hold the defendant.
The fifth annual convention OF the Pacific
Coast New Church, or Swedenborgians, was
opened yesterday at the church on O'Farrell
street, delegates being present from different
parts OF this State and Oregon.
The Supreme Court rendered g verdict yes
terday that Welnstock, Lubin & Co., the Sacra-
mento merchants, have 9 trademark right tC
the name Mechanics Store" This is in an
injunction suit against Il. Marks.
Leo Jentzsch, the barber who was fined 500
in the Police Court for keeping his shop open
on Sunday, was before Judge Bahrs yesJerday
The sentence was confirmed and JentZsch took
the case before the Supreme Court on d writ of
habeas corpus.
Committees from the various bicycle clubs
are being appointed to meet and come to some
agreement regarding the new bicycle ordi.
nance which is to be passed at the meeting ol
the Health and Police Committee of the Board
OF Supervisors next Wednesday.
The Civic Federation has decided to bring
the Sunnyside franchise matterNformally to the
attention OF the Grand Jury. Attorney N. s.
woodlands is preparing letter to that body,
IN which the eight Supervisors who voted for
the franchise are charged with malfeasance.
The Supreme Court has granted writ o1
mandate ordering Judge Hebbard to show
cause why he should not settle q bill of ex
ceptons in the Hale 6 Norcross case The
petition TO restrain Judge Hebbard from pro
ceedlng with the entry OF judgment is denied
Yesterday Milk Inspector Dockery seized
some of the milk sold the City and County
Hospital and had it analyzed by the bacterio.
ogist of the Board of Health. II was found to be
impure and unfit TO serve healthy mortal, to
say nothing OF the great quantities that the
patients OF the hospital consumed daily.
The charge Of obtaining money by false pre-
lenses preferred by John Halpin against Henry
Gehringer in receiving $l25 in 1892 on the
fraudulent representation that he was to ship
as blacksmith on the steamer BaIauena, was
dismissed by Judge Conlan yesterday, the de-
tendant pleading the statute of limitations.
The five schoolboys charged with till-tapping
were disposed of as follows yesterday by Judge
Joachimsen: Joseph Rex and William Coburn
were convicted of petty larceny and will be
sent 10 The Boys and Girls Aid Society. and
Alexander Smltz and Babtist Oliber were sent