The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF,


eide yesterday by taking carbohc aciu'
The South Ends and the Dolphin rowing
clubs are training crews Tor the oacIS'Ai0i'
gatta.
In the Cricket Association cup Pm ma tba B 20.
Alameda Yesterday the Paclhcs pee' Wv
hemians by 81 runs.
D. Roberts Billy easily defeated "; f nstisnd
Dandy in trotting match at TIC
racetrsck yesterday.
Officers Tor the Pacific jurisdiction OF TN, tne
Sons OF St. George have been elec'eu "1iN wa
be installed tomorrow.
Joseph Lubin and L. Lea!itt were the 5 T Snp
ners in the road races OF the hoyal N"O
francisco clubs yesterday.
William L. TomIins lectured on the re!4 I-Si
between music and religion at tue IAS'
tartan Church last evening
The members OF the National Guard were Sou, Oue
In force al Shell Mound PARK yes'elu9s' S0--
very good scores were mace
Richard Post, a waiter, was locked up 1or
battery last evening for striking specIal rolloe-
man Gsrbett in Central PARK
slade won the championship OF the Reliance
Gun club at the Oakland track yesterday nc
made clean score OF II blrds.
DR.. Mackenzie delivered the first OF series
of lectures on religion and science at the Flrst
Presbyterian Church last night
The third general meeting of the st. Vincent
de Paul conferences was held in the hall OF ST.
Pstrieks Church yesterday afternoon
The public SclOOlS OF the CltF Will open To-
day. According to the last school census there
are over 6S coo children OF school age.
Bishop McKim, of the Episcopal missions in
Japan fayors corporate union between his
church and the RussO-Grecian Church.
The Olympics and Pacifics played game OF
baseball at Vallejo yesterday in which the
former were Yictors by q score OF II TO 3.
J. Johansen, seafaring man, has been miss
Ing since last Friday. He sent letter to the
Coroner, threatening to commit suicide.
Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper read paper on the
religious training of children from the pulpit
Of the First Congregational Church last night.
Champion Jones of Australia defeated N. ],
Kilgallon, champion of Denver, and ]. Lawless,
al the san Francisco handball court yesterday.
There is much interest manifested in the
Supervisors meeting to-day. Summons viii be
served upon the Solid Eight for malfeasance in
Office.
Goods Picture of a Perfect Gentleman" was
the text on which Rev. w. A. Gardner OF the
West side Christian Church preached yester-
day morning.
over 5000 people witnessed an interesting
exhibition a Ell Campo yesterday OF the man
ner in which the life saving crews rescue snip
wrecked people.
attraction at the various fraterual lodges.
full weekly resume of two weeks doings ap-
pears in to-day's issue.
Batteries C and E of the Second Artillery
q
Shell Mound next Sunday. Battery is the
favorite in the betting
luigi Casta bootblack on Ellis and Powell
streets had his nose broken last evening by
fellow who struck him because Casta declined
to polish the mans shoes gratis.
John Murphy, 81 Grant avenue, who used to
work in one of the gashousss, attempted to
commit suicide yesterday morning by swallow
ing dose of aconite and iodine.
Arrangements for the handbaI match be
tween NJ. J. Kilgallon and j. Harlow, for the
championship OF the coast, will be MADE TO-
night at the San Francisco court.
Mrs. Annie Hanly, 233 Valencia street, who
was attacked with q Ratchet by her son
Thomas on Saturday night, IS in very critical
condition at the Receiving Hospital.
Since the establishment of the State Free
Employment Bureau, many pltltul cases OF
want and poverty have been brought to light
and many worthy people been helped.
Delegates to the sixth convention OF the
Sons of St George are beginning to arrive The
new grand officers are practically elected.
full list of delegates is published to-day.
Dr. Hemph1ll preached last night upon
f.MoraI Masonry applying his remarks to
character building and the Importance of hav
ing for character the proper foundation.
Golden Gate Park and the Cliff House were
visited by thousands yesterday. The fog came
in in great banks about o'clock, though the
regular strollers did not seem TO mind this.
The dates for the handbau match between
W McManus, proprietor OF the Union court
and Phil Ryan, proprietor of the San Francisco
court for SiOO side, will be fixed tonight.
James Brown, hostler, living ct 46S Ken
tueky street, at the Potrero, was kicked by
horse yesterday. The blow broke Browns left
leg which was set at the City and County Hos
pital.
G. Laboradda. a rancher on the Mission road,
captured a burglar in his house early yester-
dav morning and brought his prisoner into
town. The fellow gave the name OF Morton
Ecker.
The Rev. DR.. w. W. Case preached a sermon
on Lively Topics of the Week. al the Howard
street NJ Z. Church last evening. lie inveighed
against the lottery business and the Solid
Eight.
The verein Eintracht shooting sections pic
mic at Schuetzen Park, San Rafael. yesterday.
drew hundreds OF people, merrymakers and
marksmen. Good scores were made on the
ranges.
Louis Wagner, first mate of the schooner Al
lena who attempted to poison himself on Sat-
urday night because a young lady had rejected
him. made another attempt yesterday, but was
again unsuccessful.
Superintendent Moulder calls the attention
OF the principals to O wish the United States
Commissioner OF Education has expressed for
a Photographic school exhibit OF this City at
the Atlanta Exposition.
Dr.. l. York discussed the money question
ct the socialist meeting last night in the Turk
street Temple. The power Of reason was di-
lated upon by Raymond duncan al the
Rythian Castle gathering.
Arrangements viii be made to give banquet
to the marksmen who returned from the Ma
tional Schuetzen Fest at the Ocean Side House
of Henry Dorscher, the president of the San
Francisco Schuetzen Nerein.
The mile and half-1ile races of the Reliance
Bicycle Club at the Oakland track yesterday
were q success. A. Dleckman won the first
event from twenty -fve Others and his brother,
Henry, won the second from at least thirty
competitors.
The Journeymen Butchers Protective Asso-
citation held its ninth anniversary at Shell
Mound Park yesterday. Athletic games, horse
racing and dancing helped to while away the
afternoon. The parade in the morning was
genuine success.
At an exhibition at Central Park yesterday
the vicious stallion Jim Wicks was killed and q
yacquero seriously injured. Suit will be COM
menced against the Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty to Animals for $4,000 damages by
Professor Gleason.
Fred. Douglas, the missing member OF the
Boys Brigade, whose disappearance was noted
in THE CALL few days ago, was found on Mar
ket street by the police yesterday and taken to
headquarters. His friends at Stockton have
been notified, and he will be sent home to-day.
Rev. NJ j. Colburn, who has devoted two
years to g trip around the world, and who will
probably be appointed TO the Simpson Memo
rial Church pulpit when the Methodist Confer
ence meets, makes some interesting COMPARE |
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