The San Francisco call., 1896-11-01
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The City went out for Mckinley yesterday.
Fair sunday-Local Forecast Official W. 81.
Harmon.
"The Holy City" will be sung at Grace
church to-day.
The Redwood Lumber Company was yester-
day incorporated.
Tom Reed shared the honors with Major Nc
Kinley yesterday.
Hon. Thomas B. Reed received magnificent
ovation at the Pavilion last night.
Thirty-five thousand men marched for Nc
Kinley and the Union yesterday.
! Stanford was defeated by Olympic at foot
ball yesterday, the score being to o.
The ST. George Club has Endorsed a ticket
J which is almost exclusively Republican.
Light Battery of the Third Artillery from
san Antonio, Tex, arrived at the Presidio yes
terday.
Every division in the grand parade yesterday
was scanned and appreciated by admfring
Thousands
! The instructions issued to policemen by
Chiei Crowley are of interest to voters. They
appear in THE CALL.
& The Fountain Water Company was yester-
day incorporated. Its purpose is to supply the
huid to the city of Santa Rosa.
"Labor's Temptations was presented at the
California Theater last evening for the benefit
OF the Building Trades Council
Chief Crowley has issued an interesting doc
ument giving instructions tor the guidance OF
police officers at the polls oil election day.
One OF the new police patrol wagons ordered
from New York arrived here yesterday morn.
ing and is now at the Central police station.
The funeral of ]. G. Bastou will be held to-
day from Masonic Temple. He was pioneer
aud q prominent merchant of San Francisco
Ostler Joe, Candelaria. Nebuchadnezzar
Mamie Scott, Colonel Weightman and Red
Ike were The winners at Ingleside yesterday
The whole City turned out to participate in
or witness the grand demonstration in honor
terday
I Japanese fete and recep ton were given
yesterday at Mrs. Du Vals residence, 1912
Pine street, in aid OF the Pioneer Kindergarten
Society.
Opening services will be held this afternoon
il the new Episcopal church a. Lorin erected
by 81. Matthew's Mission, Rev. 7. L. Randolph
missionary.
The committee of teachers which considered
the proposed new charter has declared that ii
contains many improvements upon the Con.
so1dation act
Voters ought to remember that a School
Superintendent is to be elected next Tuesday
Mr.. Babcock does not hold over, as was 81
one time reported.
The Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealers
and Brewers League has issued its ticket in.
dorstng aid condemning candidates and
legislative measures.
Inc escort OF Hon. Thomas b. Reed from the
PaEsce to Woodward's Gardens last night was
soldierly and well disciplined. Along the
route II was cheered.
The seven Peoples Bank depositors accused
of libeling Judge Hebbsrd were yesterday ar
raigned before Judge Daingerfeld They viii
plead on Wednesday next
Louis Bagala yesterday sued the Market
street Railway Company for $4,000 damages
for personal injuries received by being
dragged by Howard-street car.
RaadJs oraat SDaaob thu peu;I;o,
night evoked frequent applause and marks ol
thoughtful approval. 1t was regarded as 3
mastery exposition of the financial situation
Robert Miller, living on Folsom and Six
during the parade on Market street las1
evening and sustained an ugly wound of the
scalp.
California Democratic leaders are reported
to have held meeting for the purpose of ap.
portioning some of the big Offices that would
be at Mr.. Bryan's disposal in the event of his
election.
Judge Hebbard was strongly denounced last
evening In speeches and by resolutions at q
meeting of the deposlters of the Peoples Home
Savings Bank which was held in the Bush
street Theater.
John Giblin, a wife beater, living at 42s
Linden avenue, was released from the County
Jail yesterday on appeal bonds and was ar
rested few hours later for attempting again
TO beat his wife.
G. Cadenasso, the artist presented an excel
lent painting of Mount Tamalpais 10 the Pio-
neer kindergarten Society and it was disposed
OF yesterday at an enter tainment with good
financial results.
J. NJ. Dwyer, mining engineer of El Do
rado, has invented q wave motor on entirely
different lines from such machines. 1t was
tried yesterday at the foot of Powell street and
worked successfully.
The specifications for the new municipal
building on the old City Hall site call for Co.
lusa stone, and con tractors complain that a
syndicate controlling the quarry has raised the
price of the material.
Thomas Easton, son of Rev. Dr. Easton. 222
Haight street, fell off his bicycle in Golden
Gate Park yesterday afternoon and sustained
lacerated wound on the forehead and pos
sible fracture of the skull.
6. II. Merrick, who has been conducting a
general store at Ale Thirteenth street, yester-
day filed petition in insolvency. He owes
$1194 81, and has property valued at 1850
which is, however, attached.