The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


In Department 10 the will of c. A. storr
was admitted to probate yesterday.
The wharfngers and collectors on the water
front appeared in uniform yesterday
The orthodox synagogues, Sheriff. Israel and
Beth Israel, will hold services at 10 A. M to-day.
The International Association of Car Ac-
eountantS meets In annual convention here to-
day.
Forecast Official Hammond saws the weather
to-day viii probably be fair; stationary temper
AZURE.
The Martin Luther band of st. Markus Church
Will give an entertainment Thursday evening
April Is. o.
Rabbi Jacob Nieto addressed large congre-
CATION yesterday on the subject: care We
Materialistic?"
Judge Slack rendered judgment for the de-
te ndents in the case of Crossley vs. Lintott
ct al. yesterday.
Senator Buggy says that superintendent John
Daggett made some incorrect statements in his
latest interviews.
street Temple Beth Israel discussed THE Aim
and End of Life.''
The Board of Supervisors yesterday passed
the Church-street franchise, but it will be
vetoed by the Mayor
Frederick Hirsch, carpenter at 4O7 Nc
Alilster street, was arrested last night for mas
querading in female attire.
In the matter of the estate of Fred L. Morrill,,
insane, the account of the guardian has been
settled by Judge Sanderson.
The State Sanitery Convention met and dis
cussed the prevention of immigration of con-
sumptive persons yesterday.
In the estate of William Thompson, deceased.
letters OF administration have been granted to
X F. Mogan by Judge Slack.
In the street-paving case of Macomber against
MuIlany Judge Slack has rendered decision
for the defendant with costs.
Judge Sanderson has granted to George P.
Green a divorce, on the ground of deSertiou,
from his wife, Ida May Green.
George Jones was arrested yesterday morn
Ing Tor threatening to kill Mrs. May Lima, "a
Eddy street, with q siX-shooter.
Fire Marshal Towe is pursuing his fnvestiga-
items into the suspicious fires at 9O8 o'Farrell
street and 1905 Valencia street.
Judge Trout yesterday rendered judgment
In favor of the plaintiff in the suit of J. w.
Mcdonald against J. J. Bowling.
Judge Wallace sentenced James Bulgar, con-
victeq OF felonious assault, to three months
Imprisonment in the County Jail
The State Railroad Commission has been in
vited 10 attend the national convention OF
commissioners in Washington, D. c.
DR.. Voorsanger's Passover address at the
Temple Emanuel yesterday WAS entitled,
''Some Suggestions of the Passover"
Judge Murphy yesterday granted divorce to
Minnie Hogan upon her showing that her
husband, Samuel, willfully neglected her.
The narrative committee reported yesterday
at an adjourned meeting Of the Presbytery.
Or. Case addressed the Methodist preachers.
Jurors and witnesses in the Coroner's investf-
cation into the murder of Minnie Williams
have been summoned TO appear at 10 A. n. to-
day
While Judge Campbell was waiting TO be ex-
emined by the Irand Jury last night an at
tempt YVES made 10 pass straw bond upon
him.
Robert Phelan was booked at the City Prison
yesterday on the charge OF burglary in loOting
the clothing-store OF Isaac Rudee, Isl Second
street.
The suit of Osburn against Preferred Acct
dent Insurance Company, which was first upon
Judge Hunts calendar, yesterday was settled
out of court.
suicidal intent at his home, ga Ash avenue,
on the 18th inst, died at the Receiving Hospi-
tai yesterday.
Rosa Rossi told her marital woes in italian
yesterday in Judge Stacks court. As the case
not completed her husband, Giovanni is
still married man.
The charge OF robbery against Harry Dwyer
and William H; Bigler, preferred by. D,
EspinOss de los GOnteroS, was dismissed by
Judge Conlan yesterday.
The income tax is now delinquent Many
corporations, capl talists and merchants failed
TO make returns and viii now be arbitrarily
assessed and fined $1,000.
A plaster cast OF w. II. T. Durrant's left hand
has been taken. 1t viii be used in connection
with an investigation OF the finger marks on
Blanche LamOnts throat.
Henry Cano, young jeweler, grew bolster
Gus in the Occidental Hotel last night and was
arrested for disturbing the peace. He put up
$50 bail and was released.
A committee of the valley road directors was
appointed on purchase OF railroad ties. All
building material viii be on hand in sixty
days from now Tor the road.
Charles A. Garthorne has sued Elbridge Dur
hrf rrnEf k1atr nr Lob TlaTa
S1259, for services and storage OF about co.
900 Photographic negatives.
Frank Stevens, well-known lottery man,
and Amos Gresham were arrested yesterday
Tor 7obOing Thomas J. Dorland. car conduc-
tor, OF mis- gold watch and money.
George 7. Gaden, Mayor Sutro's expert, says
mat many thousands OF tapeworm eggs had
been found in Lake MERGED water, whittier they
hoated from adjoining hog ranches.
Jacob Bacon, the well-known printer. was
ssphyX1ated while asleep last Sunday night.
He had been reading and turned the gas off
and then accidentally turned il on again.
Edward Walsh has brought suit against
shenn Whelsn. He claims $4,000 damages
Tor what he alleges was q wrongful seizure of
machinery worth $500 at 625 Sixth street
Thomas g. Somerset has sued George Emmett
ana MS vie, Mary Emmett, for work done on
the building they have recently erected. Som
erset claims mechanics lien for some $3.50.
At the instance OF Supervisor NorFeustern
the Supervisors yesterday voted to dismiss Am
brose Watson as Police Court clerk and an
point A. S. Morgenstern, the Supervisors son
In Department ! of the Superior Court
yesterday the case of the Thorn pson- Houston
Electric Company against the San Franciseo
and san Mateo Railway Company was dis
missed without costs.
In the election cases against George Ross
William Egan, L. Bernstein, Patrick Mccain
and 6. L. Lewis, the defendants pleaded mot
guilty" before Judge Belcher yesterday. The
trial was set Tor May Is.
Phoebe A. Wilson, in q complaint filed YES
terday, asks for $4,000 damages from the San
Francisco and San Mateo Railway COMPANY
for having negligently caused the death OF
Henry B. Wilson on June 10, 1894.
The California Press Association left yester-
day on their annual spring excursion. They
VIII be in Los Angeles during the fiesta car
nival, and viii also visit other sections Of
Southern California. About ITO persons In the
party.
William l. Dibble, salesman, has filed a
petition in insolvency. His debts amount to
1919 80, mostly made up of small sums, which
became due within the past ten days. No as
sets. The meeting of creditors will be before
Judge Slack May II.
Officers of the Santa Fe Railroad system were
exercised yesterday because one of their num-
Der was refused permission TO travel free on
the fiesta excursion train. They say that the