The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-23
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

AOOAh Ill W LIZ
The oil steamer Bawnmole arrived from TIA.
lara Bay yesterday.
The usual Friday evening services were held
at the synagogues last night.
Generally fair weather is expected TO-DAY. ex-
cept probable light showers.
Paul Heller, a waiter, has been arrostod ~, =
charge OF felony embezzlement
The Gun Club opened the season with .
match AZ shell Mound yesterday.
The preliminary organization of a literary
association was effected yesterday
George Wells music-store, 1916 Market street.
was badly damaged by fire yesterday.
T. Il. Heipman was crushed by sidewalk
elevator at All Market street yesterday,
The United States gunboat Bennington is at
Acapulco IN partly disabled condition..
Charles D. Herman will be leading man in
fIeoeFlek Nardes company next season.
". 4 Goulter's marine sketches continue 10
attract the attention of the CALLS readers.
The Pacific Wanderers were Yesterday de-
iea'eo al football by the East Oakland club.
Inc notorious 'mutiny bark Hesper ar
Il'eo yesterday, nineteen days from Honolulu.
Sixty boys and eight petty officers for the
day.
Sheriff Whelan is suffering from typhps fever
ana may not be able to leave his bed for Il
month.
annual banquet al the California Hotel this
evening.
James Watson and Charles Wilson were ar
rested here on suspicion OF robbing house in
San Jose.
Cleveland was called ''veritable czar'' bv
one OF the speakers at the Iroquois banquet
last night.
The Society Of Sons OF the American Revolu-
Ton met yesterday and elected officers for the
ensuing year.
Guotcmslsn Minister OF War, arrived on the
sydney yesterday.
Louis Creghino, boy, was arrested for as
saull with deadly weapon. He shot Hill, an
other boy, III the leg.
The Native Sons yesterday laid the corner
stone Of their new building on Mason street
with elaborate ceremonies.
The Native Sons parade Yesterday was be-
Yond criticism. 1t was one OF the finest psradeS
ever seen IN san Francisco.
Dan Henderson and Nick Salagas, laborers,
were injured by the cable OF the Sacramento
street railroad line yesterday.
The Hebrew charitable societies of the city
propose 10 unite for the purpose OF distributing
their aims more expeditiouSly.
Nine out OF ten heats in the 1oO-yard dash
at the Olympic Club field day We're run under
eleven seconds on muddy track.
The City OF Sydney was relieved from quar-
anune yesterday morning. Editor Brad bury
scored Dr.. Lawlor for derelction of duty.
Coroner'S jury rendered verdict of suicide
In the ease OF Harry c. Stillwell, the defsultiug
collection clerk OF the Bank OF California
Edward Rand, carpenter, is under arrest on
charge OF grand larceny and vagrancv, hay
ing been accused OF swindling ". E. Green out
= Of $3.50.
Rain and wind did not deter large number
OF athletes from competing in the Olympic
Clubs benefit for the Childron's Hospital fund
yesterday.
The National Guard that marched in yester-
day parade were reviewed on Van Ness ave
nue. by Malor-General DimOnd and the legisla-
tive committee.
Readers look every day for some new and in
terestlng side feature on the CALLS editorial
pese. The character sketches by Nankiveu are
o. unusual merit,
The wrecked schooner Ocean Spray was
placed on the drydock yesterday, and the
crushed condition OF her hull shows that she
was wrecked on the rocks.
James L. Tucker, United States Appraiser for
the port OF san Francisco. and Miss Nave
Bourn will be married at the home of the
bride, 2O30 Broadway, Tuesday evening
Tomorrow afternoon al 3 O'Clock the Rev
Dr. T. r. Ollie viii address a meeting for
young men only at the Association building
Mason and Ellis streets, on a practical theme
The Junior Order Of American Mechanics
celebrated Washington's birthday by parade
ana literary exercises at Woodwards Garden
pavilion. Delegations were present from Oak
land, Alameda, San Jose and Petaluma.
Citizens in all parts of the State, of all politi-
lal dulllallOLfSf VINO leel an interest IN making
an effort to secure the next National Repub7
llcan Convention for San Francisco are in
vited TO send their views on the subject to the
CALI
The Olympic Club baseball nine and team
from the University playa game at the Haight-
stTeet grounds this afternoon. Tomorrow
afternoon the Olympic Baseball Club plays
game with a picked nine for the benefit OF
Mrs. Sweeney and her children.
The Country Club had decided to give its
iadE TRENDS an outing yesterday afternoon
and: arranged TO summon its coaches and
smaller Vehicles for the purpose Unfor-
tunately before the appointed time rain
eoInll}enced failing, and many who had sailed
forth before the appointed time were obliged TO
return tn.the city before fairly starting on their
: pleasant ioSlsney to Burlingsme. The Palace
HQtel was made the starting point by prear-
Management and long before l O'Clock the New
NonfgdIneIy-stTe entrance was fairly blocked
Fith. *styIlSb vehicles. each laden with the
youth. and beauty of San Francisco's society
:. Many SucQeeded in reaching Burlingame de-
spite the rain, but. the majority returned to
-toyn AFTER. reaching the outskirts or taking an
outing thf9Ugh the park. Theater parties
were the .e5der OF the evening" and the ladies'
oetlng wil!.tske place at another date to be
set by the coIEElttee OF the club