The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-30
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.


Mateo.
The Friday evening lecture series was
brought to close at Beth Israel Temple last
evening.
Gus Buch, one of the crew of the s. Daniel
26th inst.
Fred c. Hall, young colored man, blew out
his brains with revolver at 733 Market street
yesterday.
The viii OF Louis Corrivesu, a barber, whose
estate has so mysteriously disappeared, has
been filed.
William A. Brown and Albert Hoffman were
arrested and locked up on charges of burglary
last night.
Mrs. Maggie Russell, who shot her husband
last September, has been found guilty OF man
slaughter.
A banquet in honor Of c. K. ODER, interna-
Gonal agent of the Y. NJ. G. A, was given last
Thursday evening.
Good music and lively speaking at the big
meeting at 102 O'Farrell street at 3 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
Hurley, convicted of jury-pribing, was given
the full-limit sentence, five years, by Judge
Wallace yesterday.
Members of the Sailors Union say that the
ship-owners have violated the law in paying
advances TO non-union crews.
Seven committees TO look after public inter
fsts OF the orga niZation will be appointed by
the Manufacturers Association.
John Chetwood, in an affidavit filed yester-
pay, throws some light on the affairs of the de-
tunct California National Bank.
The Maqufacturers' Association has promised
70 assist the Il alf-Million Club as soon as plans
Tor the excursion are completed.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young Mems
Christian Association gave q "tea OF all ma
tons" entertainment last evening.
The Will of DR.. Emil Trenkle, which leaves
most OF his estate to educational institutions in
raYOh 70 raS+ar
tfDireotor Alfred Roncovi eri of the American
concert band was presented with q diamond
badge at the Mechanics Pavilion last evening.
grand ball will be given tonight at the
Concert band. The grand march will take
place at 8 o'clock.
The suit of the Mechanics Institute to re-
cover $500 on an alleged shortage in the ac-
counts of J. K Firth, ex-treasurer is now on
trial before Judge Hunt.
Paymaster-General Chadbourne has refused
10 honor the assignments of the National
Guardsmen, and has filed the hearts of the
money-lenders with terror.
Mrs. Rachael Brownlee has been charged by
her husband of 1929 Market street with alb
Quoting their child. Marital Disbursements
led up TO the alleged abduction.
DR.. Henry A. Cooke, D., of Boston, Mass,
viii address young men at Association Hall
Ellis and Mason streets, tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock. No ladies admitted.
Through combination of British Columbia
mlne-owners and San Francisco dealers the
more tor his coal delivered in bulk
P. N. O'Connor, convicted of refusing to sign
the eIecuon returns from the Sixteenth Pre-
cjTet Of the Thirty-ffth District, has been
g{hnted new trial by Judge Wallace.
hn Wilson, sailor aged So, was run over
last night on East street, between Market and
Mission, by g Howard-street cable-caf, and had
his leg broken. He belongs to the ship Jennie.
Charles Dubrow and F. J. Kelly were arrested
e.
chant tailor, ct HOB Market street. Charging
them with defrauding him of $50 worth OF
clothing.
Mrs. Lillian Rinkey who came here from
Salt Lake City with her daughter Lillian six
weeks ago, has disappeared. The Humane So
ciety will give the girl home until her mother
is found.
Samuel Ships, the carpenter, who five
months ago shot his wife while attempting to
shoot his son, and who was released on bail,
was rearrested yesterday on charge of assault
TO murder.
The annual election OF the Astronomical So
ciety viii take place in the hall of the Academy
OF Sciences tonight. There will be a lecture on
THE Moon" by Astronomer Cotton of the Lick
Observatory.
In the suit of Professor Sauvlet against 81.
w. Schmidt to recover for services rendered as
musician, Justice OF the Peace Groezinger
Yesterday rendered judgment for the defend
ant and costs.
Sheriff Whelan and the Finance Committee
of the Supervisors yesterday decided to go into
court with an agreed case to test the validity
of the new fee law, which has been SO much
complained against.
The BARRIERS Association and the BARRIERS,
Protective Union will hold mass-meeting at
A. Q. F. Hall, 1o2 o'FaTrell street, at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon. There will be music and
some good speech-making.
DR.. c. n. Ellinwood lectured at the Cooper
Medical College on Exercise, the philosophy
OF being well or the science of growing in the
highest and best development" The lecture
was one OF the regular course.
President E. L. Colnon Of the Board of Harbor
Commissioners, has found much work to be
done on the harbor front, and he deplores the
failure of the bill which would have insured
the proposed passenger bridge.
Joseph A. Buckley, convicted of falsifying
the election returns from the Tenth Precinct Of
the Thirty-ffth District, where he was acting
as clerk during the last election, has been
sentenced to five years imprisonment for his
crime.
The Hslf-million Club viii take up the con-
meeting boulevard scheme. Mayor Sutro sug-
gests that the route should be further west than
that printed in the CALL yesterday and saws il
II is made so he will feel inclined to give the
right of way.
The Finance Committee of the Supervisors
yesterday decided to discontinue the snit
against Ghirardelli and Irwin, Robert Rout
Iedges bondsmen, as Judge Low stated that
Routledge was really out on his own recooni
zance wnen he abSonded.
Mrs. Elizabeth Allen, who lives at Kentucky
and santa Clara streets, had 20 dozen chickens
stolen from her ranch last Tuesday night she
subsequently found the chickens in q cellar on
Brannan street and caused the arrest nj two
thieves on John Doe warrants
The talent experienced another rough dav at
the track yesterday, but two OF the six favorites
winning The feature of the days racing was
Cars great finish on Jack Richelieu The vim
ming horses were Middleton, Joan Ingomar
Remus. Jack Richelieu and Road Runner
The Grand Jury has indicted Fl. H. Davis
the attorney who is charged with having been
guilty OF collision with Millspaugh, ex-claims
adjuster OF the Southern Pacific The Grand
Jury has also brought in presentments against
DR.. William Jenningson, John Carnage and
David NJ. Blank.
Mrs. Leiiah Kirkham Yarde- Butler fCaesari
what q namely has written from London 10 saw
that she has revoked her power of attorn CIV to
John Hird. Mr.. Hird says he had resigned the
trust in advance OF the discharge. He saws the
lady owes great many bills and furnished no
money with which to.settle accounts.
An ordinance against obscene literature. COW
ertng such publications as the Police Gazette
theatrical advertisements, pictures of the nude
semi-nuoe human figure, advertisements
etc, presented by the Society for the Preven-
ton of Vice, was fayorably considered by the
Health and Police Committee yesterday.