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

The body of an unknown man was picked up
OH Goat Island yesterday.
The estate of Calvin ". Kellogg has been
appraised at over $50, 600.
st. Patrick's School held its closing exercises
at St. Vincent's Hall yesterday.
Carrie Clark Warde has commenced suit for
divorce against James NJ. Warde.
Miss Alice Stump, daughter of Irwin G. Stump,
was married to Avis G. Hunt of Woodland
yesterday.
The weather forecast for to-day in San Fran
cisco Is ''falr, nearly stationary temperature
and fresh winds'
The Rev. 81. NJ. Scuddcr, formerly a promi-
I nent minister of this City, died suddenly in
Winchester, Mass.
the winners at the Bay District yesterday
were Her Majesty, Crawford, Tim Murphy,
Annette and Alexis.
!. Inc first grand benefit of the Actors Associa-
ton or America will take place this afternoon
AT Moroseo's Theater.
The graduating exercises ut St. lgnatius Col
!ege were held last night in presence of a very
large number OF people.
Lille Stone, the keeper of a disreputable re-
sort was sent to the County Jail for six months
py Judge Low yesterday.
Colonel Charles F. Crocker returned yester-
day after an absence of eight months spent in
travelling round the world.
The husband of Mrs. Hedmer, 765 Market
street, disappeared on Saturday leaving her
destitute with three small children.
The police have so far been unable to find
clew TO the murderer of James Howard, the
harness-cleaner of Wells, Fargo & Co.
G. A. Ravetz was arrested for selling liquor
to Fred HALLS. boy Is years of age in the
Mechanics Pavilion on Tuesday night.
Assemblyman H. G. W. Dinkelspfel and Miss
EStelle Jacobs were married last evening
Rabbi Jacob Nieto performed the ceremony.
7. F. Bonnet and E. Maloney defeated NJ. J.
Kilgallon of Denver and Dennis Daly of Oak
Occidental or
night.
Judge Slack yesterday awarded commission
OF $4,000 to G. II. Umbsen & Co. for manage
ment and sale of the property of W. B. Ryer,
deceased.
DR.. Clinton went on record in his address to
the graduates of the Lincoln Evening School
as q eulogist of San Francisco schools and
teachers
John Windt, grocer, Hyde and Broadway,
was probably fatally injured by his horse run
ming away and colliding with an ice-wagon
yesterday.
The Government suit against the Stanford
estate for $15 100000 is on hearing on de-
murrer before Judge Ross in the United States
Circuit Court.
A test of the truck fender was made yester-
day, and Superintendent Vining of the railway
company seemed 10 favor this newest device
Tor saving life.
Herman Bruening, married man. % wears
OF age, living at 6101Z Polk street, died at the
Receiving Hospital last evening it is supposed
from opium poisoning
Owing TO conflicting testimony, no places
were awarded last night to the boats that con-
The race will be rowed again.
Policeman L. B. Gordon was ACC uitted by
jury yesterday OF battery upon Frank O'Brien,
but last night was fined $25 by the Police Com
mlssloners Tor the same offense.
A meeting has been called of the stock
holders OF the Con. Virginia Mining COMPANY
They viii probably unite with other companies
to open up the Brunswick lode.
John Green, for smashing a plate-glass win
dow valued at $3.50, in the saloon, los Grant
avenue, was sent to the County Jail for six
months by Judge Campbell yesterday.
Jake Rauer, who bought the old City Hall
for 1901 OF, feels sorry because the Police De-
partment has no accommodations, and is will
ing 10 rent the old jail to the City for $1,000
month.
Henry Cowell, surviving partner of the late
firm Of Davis Il Cowell, has sued w. E. Davis q
former collector for the firm, to recover ST.
900, alleged TO have been embezzled by him as
such collector.
In the criminal libel suit of Dr. Marc Loving.
ston against Rev: DR.. Ollie and others, a motion
TO dismiss was denied by Judge Joachimsen
yesterday, and the case set for hearing on
Monday afternoon.
United States District Judge W. W. Morrow
will leave shortly for Alaska to spend a month
or more in recuperating. During his absence
United States District Judge HaWley OF Nevada
will act in his stead.
Title Salinger of the Tivoli, is endeayorine
through the Police Court TO obtain possession
OF some OF her new gowns which the landlady
OF 404 Geary street is holding as security for
rent due by the dressmaker
Michael Nolan was yesterday fined So5 by
Judge Low Tor battery upon Policeman Reaphy
while on train returning from a picnic at
Glenwood Park on Saturday, May %. His at
torney gave notice of appeal.
The first issue of the Marin Press, a paper
advocating Repu blican principles, will make
Its appearance , on June - The paper will be
viii be edited by F. +. Runyon.
Gotlieb Gruber, who drew another mans
pension LOT three years, pleaded guilty TO per-
jury yesterday in the United States District
Court and was sentenced TO paw fine OF $500
and to two years imprisonment.
The Southern Homeopathic Dispensarv and
Hospital Association has been Incorporated nv
Or, florence no n. saltonstall, Or. James ". Ward
nevolent association and has no capital stock
J. J. Rauer who bought the old City Hall for
1901 OIL, ordered the City to vacate Yesterday.
AS they have no place to go Rauer offered to
rent the building to them for, say, $1,000, pend
ing the time they get new station ready for
occupancy.
The jury in the case OF w. E Paulsell.
charged with robbery, failed TO agree upon a
verdict last night, and was discharged. Juror
julius Meyer stood on for acquittal and his
case was referred TO the District Attorney for
future action.
"A competitive military drill was given at the
Horace Mann School yesterday morning when
the girls won the honors. In the afternoon the
graduation exercises of the same school took
place, DR.. NJ. A: Morrison, former teacher,
presenting the diplomas.
William H. Butler. plaintiff in a suit for
damages against the Sutter-street Railway
Company in the Justices Court, YESTERDAY re-
sented a charge of blackmail made by Mr.
Naphtaly, the defendants attorney, and at
tempted to assault the lawyer.
The congregation of the Emmanuel Baptist
Church has decided to resume worship in the
building on Bartlett street as soon as the debt
of $4,000 is paid off. Rev. Mr.. Gibson is to
deliver lecture on ''The Crime of Century,
at Metropolitan Temple, on June 20, to help
raise the money.
To the members of the Actors Association OF
America the CALL extends its best wishes for
the success of their benefit performance For
years members of the dramatic profession have
been volunteering to act for the benefit of all
kinds of charitable institutions, and they are
entitled to hearty support by the pnblic.
Superintendent Moulder yesterday addressed
circular to the principles of public schools,
giving notice that he would be governed by
City and County Attorney Creswell's opinion
on the teachers pension act, and calling upon
al charc bO N IN ka of