The San Francisco call., 1896-03-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. .

Ira D. sankey does not like the new woman.
The will of Elias Goslinsky has been fled for
probate.
A church at the Panhandle has been named
in honor OF Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper.
The rate for eastbound freight via Panama
will be reduced to 80 cents by March %.
Fair Sunday; light westerly winds" is the
McAde.
3D. George Paul has been sentenced TO eight
years Imprisonment in Folsom for burglary by
Judge Befcher
George Moran has been sent to Folsom for
two years by Judge Bahrs for an ault with &
deadly weapon.
: debate between socialists and anarchists
tOn-squAre Hall.
T. C. Marceau is suing to recover various
sums OF money advanced by him al various
times 10 his wife.
The carpenters and painters mass-meeting
and ''smoker'' at 1T turk street last night
was grand success.
A peculiar romance has been unearthed in
searching for the particulars involved in the
estate of Susan Scribner.
The winning horses at Ingleside yesterday
were: Dure, Shield bearer, Ed kearny, Burmah,
Rey del Bandidos and Yankee Doodle.
The A. P. A. Convention adjourned sine die
A letter from President Treynor was received
with much enthusiasm by the delegates.
Clipper ships are carrying freight to New
York for so cents per 100 pounds and have
taken a hand in the thro ugh freight rate war
japanese hemp, as grown in Tulare County
promises to take the place of expensive Cal
cutta jute in the local manufacture of coarse
bags ana twine.
The residence OF Mrs. Miller, 715A O'FarreIl
street, was entered by burglars yesterday
morning and several hundred dollars worth
OF jewelry stolen.
Frank Johnson, racing man. swore out a
warrant in Judge Lows court yesterday for
the arrest OF Attorney A. S. NewbUrg on the
charge Of burglary.
William Mccarthy, a ship-calker living on
York street was arrested yesterday morning
for stabbing c. Meagher, q neighbor during q
fight on Friday night.
Antoine Borel is suing the estate of Louis
Blank and several other defendants to fore
close on some land held as security for note
made by Blank for $4,000.
The health authoritiea are considering the
question OF extending the "hog limits" of the
City and removing the swine ranches from Bay
View and the Excelsior Homestead tracts.
The bail OF Peter f. Lane has been reduced
from $l5, 900 on each charge OF felonious as
ssult against him to $500 1t is expec ted
that he will secure the bail necessary for his
release.
The decision of Justice Van Fleet in the case
OF People against Christian Knutte, wherein
the powers 81 the trial Judge defined, has
created gcO6 deal of discussion among the
lawyers.
The Municipal Buildings Committee of the
Board OF Supervisors has recommended five of
the sixteen designs presented for the new mu-
nicipal building to be erected on the site of the
old City Hall.
Manuel E. Oliver, painter, charged by
his mother-in-law, Mrs. Brady, 143 Mlnna
street, with perjury, is now charged by her
with having committed bigamy in marrying
her daughter.
The san Miguel Rancho Defense Club met
last night in the Mission and received sixty
six new members. The members are making
rapid progress in their combined fight against
the Noe heirs.
San Francisco and its Fifth Regiment of the
Boys Brigade defeated the Second Regiment
noon in a football game at Central Park, the
score being 10 to 8.
Pedro Cuda who has q mania for attempt
ing to kill dissolute women, was yesterday
held TO answer before the Superior Court by
Judge Conlan in $1,000 bonds on the charge Of
assault with deadly weapon.
Delmas & Shortridge, attorneys for County
Clerk Curry, have filed respondents brief in
the case OF Henry Miller against the County
Clerk. in which the fees bill is involved in so
far as II relates to San Francisco ct least.
The residents OF the Potrero are earnestly
agitating the question of immediately remoY-
ing the pesthouse from its present location on
Nuevo Potrero Improvement Club held last
evening resolutions urging the Board OF super
visors 10 take such action were passed.
The viii of Charles S. Eaton the music
dealer, was filed for PROBATE yesterday. He lett
an estate the value of which has not yet been
estimated. He mentions a few small be1uests
10 relatives and friends, and then directs that
the remainder of his estate go to his widow
Jennie T. Eaton. The widow md Albert A.
Brown are nominated as executors.