The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF,


against delinquents.
Thirty-fve of the forty-seven applicants for
legal diplomas were passed by the Supreme
Court commissioners.
An exhibition of pictures given by local
artists in payment of dues was opened yester.
day at the Art Institute
Inc victorious Berkeley athletes returned
from thelr successful trip East last night
Ihey VIII be feted tonight.
ID: Joseph Krauskopf delivered farewell
lecture last evening on the subject of .eTha
4sraehte as Husbandman"
The Supervisors held night session to con.
eluer the CITY garbage question Yesterday but
postponed action for sixty days
The Richmond District Improvement Club
WI; WI. peIluon the Supervisors to extend Wash
ilgtoh street to Seventh avenue.
Labor Commissioner Fitzgerald has heen told
Snst hundreds of japanese are entering the
state by the northern land route
=, Inc grand reunion and picnic of the A. o.
y: W. lodges of this and neighboring cities viii
taKe place to-day at Fairfax Park.
Following were the winning horses of tho
crack Yesterday: Rose Clark, Heartsease.
Meianle, Hueneme and Installator
Elaborate Preparations are being made for
She outing of the Commercial Travellers at
santa Cruz, from June 29.to July 8.
An exhibition of paintings was opened at
the Art Institute yesterday The paintings
Will be rallied at the close OF the exhibition.
several men of means are willing TO assist
baDor commissioners Fitzgerald in putting the
uHenp ioyeo 10 work in the placer diggings.
Supervisor Taylor declares that the expenses
OF the School Department increase wear nv
year out that the number of pupils does not.
Ineoqore Growney has brought suit to have
Enlty Lodge No. %, A. o. q. W., prevented
rom 4eglsiatlng in manner obnoxious to him.
Julius Meyer, who was being examined on a
charge OF perjury before Judge Murphy, has
been held to answer with bail fixed at $1,000
The case of Police Sergeant Jesse B. Cook,
charged with cruelty 10 Chinese. was partly
hearo last night and continued for three weeks.
The Association of Applied Religion has
been denied an abiding place the Y. NJ. c. A.
Safed
c. P; Reynolds, charged with selling fake
guilty IN Judge Joachimsen's Police Court yes
terday.
Major a. C. McGlachlin, United States Inter
nal Revenue Agent at this port. has been trans
L. Cromwell.
immigration Commissioner W. P. stradley
mas sent report OF the recent japanese cody
INVESTIGATION TO the immigration Department
at Washington.
The Manufacturers Association has sent let
tiers TO the school officials requesting that
school supplies be purchased from California
manufacturers.
Governor Budd has set July Is for the OPEN
ing of the convention of county Supervisors.
who are to raise the funds for the California
exhibit ct Atlanta.
The commission merchants of San Francisco
who are dealing largely in fruit talk OF opening
their stores later in the morning than the
present custom preseribes.
The Southern Pacific Company is putting mn
tomato couplings on its freightcars TO comply
with United States law. the purpose of which
IS 10 save trainmen's lives.
Miss Florence Howard who took oarho1ic
acld last Friday, tried again to commit suicide
last evening by cutting her wrist She is now
charged with being insane.
Work on the Fourth of July arch on Market
street commenced yesterday. The structure
VIII probably be finished by Saturday ColIec- |
tons are coming in fairly we'll
.- Inc spanish Consul ct this port has adj
cIaTlhg the so-eailed Spanish-American Lottery |
OF guarantee Company to be an imposture.
Finn Treacy have rented the house taken
On judgment from the Uszynski family at Co. |
mmbia square, but the tenants live in hourlv
expectation of a raid from the original owners. |
The estate OF Jacob Render, who was drowned
in the Colima disaster, has appeared in the
Frobate courts on petition from the Public |
administrator for letters. 1t amounts to
$500.
James J. Robbins has proposed scheme to
the trustees of the Mercantile Library Associa.
ton, by the adoption of which he claims the |
institution Will be placed on a sound financial
footing
The members of the Third Infantry Regi-
ment, n 6. c., are taking great interest in the
dlscu sion OF who win be selected to succeed
Colonel Thomas F. Barry as commander of the
regiment
The Lutheran Synod elected Rev. J. NJ. Bueh-
Ter delegate TO the General synod to be held at
Fort Wayne, and Rev G. Runkel was made
alternate The synod held its closing services
last evening.
The California Debris Commission has deter |
mined 10 prosecute in the Federal courts l.. v |
Teft, owner Of the Concordia mine in Plumas |
County, who operated without the sanction
OF the commission.
The First Infantry Regiment, n. G. c.. has
organized bicycle corps of thirty men with |
a distinctive uniform. Though the corps has |
not been officially admitted into the service it |
is attached TO the regiment.
The local police have arrested Ivan Kovaley
on the charge of numbering Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. |
II. Weber at Sacramento on the night of Deem |
Der %, and point to a strong chain of circum-
stantlal evidence against him.
Transportation of building materials for the |
valley road was given yesterday to P. A. Buell. |
by the construction committee. Mr.. Buell. will |
carry the ties. piles, lumber, ETC., from this |
City to Stockton on river boats.
Walter Sanford, author of "Afy jack had a |
judgment entered against him in the Justices |
Court for 500 yesterday in favor of John NJ. |
Chretien for attorneys fees in a contest of a |
year ago in which the play was involved.
The removal of Professor George Davidson |
from the Coast and Geodetic Survey as pub |
lished in yesterdays CALL was great surprise
TO everybody who knew him. He will be sue
ceeded by A. F. Rogers, his chief assistant
The home of Charles Smith on Edinburgh
street was burned at 10 A. NJ Yesterday AS
the place is in the vicinity of the Five-mile
House the Fire Department could lend very
little assistance. The loss is estimated at $500.
The police believe they have captured the
of the Webers at Sacramento, which
crime created so much horror al the time of its
The suspect is Russian, who
escaped from Siberian prison to this country.
At meeting of the Railroad Commissioners
the Oakland, San Leandro and Hay
wards line protested, through its attorneys.
that it was not transportation company and
not subject to control of the COM
mission.
Interest in the suits against ex-Collector
Quinn and ex-Postmaster Bryan was revived |
Yesterday by a motion made before Judge Nc
Kenna to substitute the Stow estate for W.. W.
Stow on their official bonds. The motion was
granted.
During the hunting trip of the schooner
Sophie Sutherland a hunter named CAMPBELL
refused to paint a small boat green for political
reasons and as il was not the color of the
water 'iwhale-killer" attacked and smashed
the small craft.
Milton F. Davis has been granted divorce
from his wife, the actress known as Blanche
Bates. There was no contest 10 the charge of