The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-23

gathering last evening was the perform
ance of a second ceremony by Rev. ]. J.
Martin, when the aged couple plighted
their troth anew.
A large number of friends called to ex-
tend congratulations and Mrs. J. j. Mar
casion entitled "Our Wedding Day."
Among the many handsome presents
received by the couple were gold watch,
presente to the mother, and a goldman
died umbrella to the father, from the
children, and gold berry-spoon from the
grandchildren.
Kept No Account-BOoks.
Christian Peterson, carpenter living at
422 Taylor avenue, who filed a petition in
insolvency, is experiencing some trouble
in getting his final discharge. u. E..
alleges that Peterson has fraudulently
concealed property and refused to pro-
duce his book of accounts in court.
Peterson has filed an answer to Besecker' S
opposition. He denies that he concealed
any of his estate or effects and claims that
he is unable to deliver up books OF
account for the reason that he never Kept
any. He is unable to account for his
financial embarrassment and prays that
his discharge may not be withheld on the
objection raised by Besecker.
Sent to the Chabot Home.
Willie McInerney, the 12-year-old youth
who gained considerable notoriety by his
numerous ruEaways from his foster par
| ents, was taken to the Chabot Home to-
day by DIR. Carpenter by order of Mrs.
Sanford of the Society for the Prevention
| 10th to lose the boy and said he would
have sent him to school only he was
! denied admittance on account OF not
| being vaccinated.
| Electricians Tools Stolen.
City Electrician Wese to-day reported
the theft of some of his tools from his
premises on Santa Clara avenue, neal
| Walnut street. He suspected that they
were carried away by some of Professor
! Gentry's water-carriers, who visited hi:
! premises for the purpose OF watering the
animals OF the show. The police will in
vestigate the matter.
Damage Suit Decided.
The City Recorder yesterday rendered 6
decision in the suit of Mrs. 3. Comfor
against Mrs. Isaacs. The former resided
! in house belonging to Mrs. lsaacs, fol
which she had lease for one year. She
was compelled to vacate when the house
was moved by order of the City Trustees
| The plaintiff was awarded damages in the
! sum of $l25.
Postal Examinations.
! The semi-anuual examination of grades
for clerks and carriers in the Postal De
partment will be held on the evening O.
! December 7 at the Porter School. Secre
tary of the Board of Civil Service Exam
liners H. A. Graves will furnish desired in
| formation.
| A Dramatic Defense.
William Abiohn was arrested this after
noon on a charge of disturbing the peace
of his wife. The couple has publicly
aired their troubles several times, and the
jury thought that both were to blame anG
| Abiohn was discharged The defendant
made dramatic and laughable speech in
| his own behalf.
Robbed a Butcher-Shop.
Thieves broke into the New York Marke
some time Sunday night and stole num-
Der of sugar-cured hams. Entrance wa:
effected through the back door, which
leads into a vacant lot. There is no clew
| to the robbers.
Broke His Leg.
A 12-year-old boy named Conrad Jordan
who lives at no Railroad avenue, fell from
the roof of his home while playing yester
day afternoon and broke his leg just above
the ankle.