The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-01
CITY ITEMS IN BRIEF.

Bishop Nichols pre'c nSo Oh Assocla.eSs nj
sions" last night at he Church OF the AdVeH''
Two ell,s were b,rn in Golden Gate Park last .t
week. increasing the number there no" ~
twelve. ...i.,
The ANIMAL rcnic and outing Of the Sgo % *
Thistle Climb sill be held atShell Mo"i'4
Thursday. 1ooor
AT St LIKES last evening ,lk eg ~ and the
delivered sermon upon ''Chil''-
ia p,oo, forecasts fair weather,
stationary temperature aD'
dav IN san Francisco.
The San Francisco nit The sienel ,intories
back its team whieBBs
-, ssrrian paper slaboda has been
me loGal sEstrla for its free treatment OF
cerfsin nnblif4uestlons.
en- "a OF Colusa County reports the find
. -: 500 worth OF buried gold dust by a
f ials ~ I'D while blowing.
ss~ raj batteries of the Second Artillery at
t1nted the Shell Mound range yesterday and
grlctieed at the rifle targets.
The Portuguese Protective and Benevolent
Association held q well-attended picnic ct
she'll Mound Park yesterday.
Little'Marie Hernandez, who was dying of
neglect on the Barbary Coast has been taken
N charge by the District Nurses Association.
W. MeManus of the Union handbau court
made q record OF tossing ~ consecutive aces
while playing against two opponents yesterday.
A large number OF persons visited the scene
OF Thursdays big cOnfagration. The various
relief measures have been so far entirely sue
cessful.
AT the Second Unitarian Church last even.
ing Rev. A. q. Wilson of Spokane delivered an
address on the life and character OF Abraham
Lincoln.
The Sunday-schoof lessons of the past quar-,
ter We're reviewed by means of stereopticon
views last night at the Third Congregational
~Chureb:
Miss susan B. Anthony addressed a meeting
of colored church congregations in the First
African NJ. +. Zion Church on woman suffrage
last night
The British steamer Port Stephens arrived |
yesterday from Australia with cargo OF eoai.
She viii take 1000 tons OF the syndicate Rhea'
10 England.
According TO thesweekly review Of the realty
market in to-day'S CALL the past quiei Is .lheIy
to be followed by an early revival ana 0oH-
unued activity.
The saloon OF Herman Burhans 122 Golden
Gate avenue, was entered by brIgiaIs carry
yesterday morning, and $50 IN cssA ana i'I'l- |
cles were stolen.
The finishing touches are being Put on the |
new downtown police quarters On CanIornla |
street and they viii Ice completed Dy 'he latter
part OF the week.
The doings Of society accorded IN to-day's |
issue, include many events IN the Suburbs ana |
al the resorts. There were several notable |
affairs in Oakland.
Rev. Anna Shay answered the question, |
"What is Christianity IN a sermon at the
CalifoTnia-st reet Methodist Episcopal Church !
yesterday morning
d.. Ollie preaehed at Central Methodist
Church last nighron The True Glory of the !
Country" using rs & prelude a review of the
Dr. LeYipgston LIBEL suit
Four children had narrow escape from
drowning yesterday afternoon in attempting
10 cross McGUires pond, in the Richmond Dis
trict, on q raft OF railroad ties.
That part of the Woman's Suffrage Assoeia-
ton Of which Mrs Laura de Force Gordon is
president VIII meet in Pythian Castle on Mar
ket street tomorrow morning.
Claus Spreckels has made arrangements for
building a temporary two-stOry structure OF
brick and terra Gotta on Market street, opposite
Filth, and facing on Eddy street.
The Supervisors went across the bay yester-
DAY 10 study the new life-saying tenders on
cable and electric cars. The Supervisors were
49, lisg5iSted With the exhibitors.
The feast OF Saints Paul and Peter was cele- |
brated in several OF the local Catholic churches
yesterday. The exercises at old 81. Mary s !
Church we're particularly impressive.
Mrs. Annie Healing, 1882 Fifteenth street, |
had her left arm badly lacerated yesterday |
while resisting arrest on the charge OF disturb !
ing the peace preferred by Policeman Porter.
Those who have III hand the project OF light |
ing the main drive in .Golden Gate Park with !
electric lights VIII. be required 10 give bond !
10 meet all expenses before commencing work. !
Charles Phillips, a waiter in the Palm res
taurant, was severely injured internally yester-
dav afternoon by the carelessness OF a gripman
or Hayes-street car at the Lerkin-street cross
ing.
Rev. NJ. p. Boynton of the First Baptist
Church seconds the CALLS suggestion 10 give
some money 10 the sufferers trom5 the fire in
stead of purchasing fireworks for the celebra-
ton.
A big, all-comers' blue-rock tournament was
held al, the Oakland Trotting Park, near
Berkeley, yesterday. Valuable prizes were
awarded to the winners IN a number OF
matches.
B. Griffith OF this City and J. H. Shepard
the star CT General Thomas Y. Lawler, COM
mander-in-Chief OF the Grand Army of the
Republic.
Commissioner Chadbourne visited his garden
4 palms and elms on the water front yester-
JAW. accompanied by General K P. Hammond
fal Captain L. Smith. The palms are nearly
a. -ithered.s
J. ones, the Australian handball champion,
defeated NJ. J. KilgallOn, The Denver champion,
and J. carlow, the coast champion, in match
Tor 500 aside, at the San Francisco handball
court yesteday.
James, D. 2helan is 10 consult with Mayor
Sqtro thls Forming about the matter OF
ELECTION Conn issioners. Registrar Hinton
will not contest heir appointment if the new
board makes himtheir clerk
The Olympia ant Philadelphia we're thrown
open 70 lnspecloh q the public yesterday and
were thrOnged with -isitors. The launches OF
the cruisers and three tugs were kept busy all
day carrying the crowc5 to the ships
conference meeting of the officers and
directors of the Caliiornh Co-oneratiye Com
monwealth and those Of lie Labor EXCHANGE
was held last evening at he office % Mrs
Laura De Force Gordon, on Larkin street
Rev. Joseph Z. Scott discussed socialism at
the Metropolitan Temple yesterday evening.
He called competition the devl's method Of
keeping mankind at strife, ard advocated
.>focialisn from purely ethical Joint OF view.
NTheS mastering out of COMPANY G. Third
RekTnent Company II, First Regiment and
Troop A, of this City has caused stem. The
soldiers complain that they have lsen nm.
Justly treated and will demand an in-estfga-
ton.
The members OF the Leagne of the Tenple
connected with the First ,1ongreg8 U6nai
Church, are indignant at the nr. Rev. G. o.
Brown, for discouraging h efforts in the
direction Of more active interest in church
work.
new reversible gas engine was tested al
HaTbor View yesterday. Mechanical engineers
and inventors have been al work on the subject
Tor years ana when yesterdays test was a sue
cess the inventor was overwhelmed with con-
gratulatipns.
B. y. WaseerwitZ, who lives AT 4 Clarence
court, went to the Receiving Hospitel last
evening with severe scalp wound He saws
that he was in a saloon on O'FarrelI street
when Frank McManus entered and asssulted
him with a wine-bottle.