The San Francisco call., 1896-07-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF /.

Preparations indicate a gorgeous cyclists
parade next Saturday night.
The Journeymen BARRIERS Union is about to
renew the early closing movement.
TIE Volunteers of America have secured the
old Y. NJ C. A. building as a headquarters.
Harry W. siddan was yesterday appointed
administrator of the $4,000 estate of Harry w.
Lucell.
A barber named Alexander Silva is accused
of giving his child of eighteen months a
black eye.
The Merchants Associ alton new charter con-
vention will be held on August II at 26 O'Far-
rell street
R. vannucci has applied for letters of ad.
ministration on the $4,000 estate OF Narciso
Martinelli.
An early morning attempt to rob Myser's
saloon, at 3S Eddy street, was frustrated by a
faithful dog.
Louis Junker was yesterday appointed guar.
dian OF the $500 estate of Alvina, Emma and
Henry Hanson.
John Filmer has two four-months-old SQUADS
which have record of over 1900 yards, or
more than mile minute.
Miss Mary E. Hay chairman of the Woman
Suhrage State Central Committee returned
yesterday from Pacific Grove
Permanent organization of the Bryan and
Sewau Grub was effected last night in the
Twenty-ninth Assembly District
Julian Sonntag has been elected president of
the Manufacturers and Producers Associa-
tion, vice Horace Davis, resigned.
The charge of assault with deadly weapon
against Pedro Jimenez was dismissed on mo-
tlon OF the prosecution yesterday.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of
Mrs. Estetana Garcia. charged with cruelty to
Santiago Corella, boy of IA years.
John Heizmsn, a pioneer, died yesterday
from the effects of a dose of nitric acid taken
on sunday last with suicidal intent.
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change yesterday resulted in victory for the
independent over the regular ticket.
The legatees under the viii of Mary B. To-
land yesterday filed their answer to the
opposition of William Gridley Toland.
Judge HeObard yesterday appointed Maye
c. Muller guardian of the $500 estate of her
minor brother, George w. Cunningham.
The Pacific Coast Gas Association held its
iolrth annual meeting yesterday and elected
ofncers to serve during the ensuing year.
The Occidental Club will match "Kid"
Laylgne TO fight either McKeever of Philadel-
phla or Jack Everhardt under It's auspices
Frank Lubner yesterday petitioned for let
ters OF administration on the estate of Mary
Ann Lubner whose property is worth $4,000
Billy Gallagher has threatened to bring suit
against Young Mitchell for money which he
states is owing him by the Occidental Athletic
Club. w
The Board of Supervisors decided last even
ing 70 allow the use OF red rock for macRdam
III the u1SlIlCl west OI flrSL avenue and STAN
yam street.
Principal Joseph o'Connor has addressed to
Superintendent Babcock tart letter concern.
ing the condition of the Horace Mann Gram
mar School.
The City Hall Commissioners awarded tbe
contract for the art glass in the City Hall
dome to the Pacific American Decoration Com
pany yesterday.
President Buchanan made stirring speech
last light at the meeting of the Pacific Coast
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tive Association.
John E. Robinson, son of Mary Robinson. de-
ceased, has applied for letters of administra-
1cn on his mothers estate. The estate is
valued at $12, 500.
At ameeting of the trustees of the Mechanics
Institute last night it was stated that nine
tenths of the space for the fall exposition has
already been applied for.
Annie Campbell, Al years of age. was ar
rested Yesterday on a charge of burglary pra-
ferred by Mrs Annie O'Grady, saloon Keeper
Mary and Natoma streets.
James Madden was struck with a billiard
cue on the LETT side of the head last night in
saloon at SOC Howard street, CAUSING him n
lose his speech and hearing.
Mrs. Ferry complains that a monev-Iender
and Deputy Sheriff Yesterday forcibly entered
her residence at 1107 Bush street ana made
high-hsnded seizure of the furniture.
At the quarterly meeting of the Chamber of
commerce yesterday resolutions were passed
favorfng the establishment of a carrier-pi pigeon
service between this City and the Farailones.
h Charles Lang, the Pines treet cigar
dealer, whose wife is suing him for divorce.
has filed an answer claiming their marital
troubles are caused by his spouse's bad tenn
per.
The two Japanese investigators of CONNER
cial prospects who arrived here Sunday viii
start this morning for San Diego, which is
spoken OF as a prospective terminus for Jan
anese steamship line.
The Grand Jury met yesterday, and. puttinp
aside all plans for early adjournment resolved
70 investigate fully the conduct of certain Su-
perylsors In reducing the assessments of the
leading corporations.
Plans are to be considered by the various
transpr rtation companies interested in trans
Pacific passenger business to divert some of
the trafhc that now moves by way of the Suez
canal from Oriental ports.
Louise Schwegler, 1920 Clay street swore
out a search warrant and warrant for the
arrest OF Charles Arms, tailor, 4o2 Jones
her gold watch and chain.
Joseph Holland of 20S Twenty-third street
swore TO complaint yesterday chargiue
George Johnson, grocer, of Twenty-third and
twisting his right ear nearly Off
The auction sale of seats for the carnival
beneht to be given this afternoon at the Co
lumbia was held yesterday al the Merchants
fact that Miss Maxine Elliott acted as auc-
tioneer.
Mabel Mccartney, years of age, living at
s77 Bryant street, was playing in the ward in
rear of the house yesterday when an old wood
shed fell on top OF her, and an ugly wound in
her scalp was stitched and dressed at the Re-
ceiving Hospital.
Last night ct the Union League Club rooms
the first steps were taken toward the organiZa-
tion OF club which viii be 8 central BODY 10
work for Repubilcauism and Mckinley 1t will
not conflict with local issues, and its member
will not be seekers of spoil.
EEW Tn.nAv