The San Francisco call., 1896-11-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


Three more whalers in from the nortn and
their sailors with frozen toes.
The San Franciscos yesterday heat the Oak
5and baIl-p1ayerS by a score OF to 2.
The regular routine of artillery instruction
90 will be resumed at the Presidio to-day.
Captain Louis Smith, Battery K, Third Artil-
: 4ery, from Key West, arriyed yesterday.
Miss Susan B. Anthony received an encour-
aging letter from q co-worker in Wyoming.
Hon. Thomas B. Reed was the guest of Claus
Spreekeis yesterday and he dined at the Cliff.
In various pulpits OF the City good citizen
snip formed the subject OF sermons yesterday.
The handball courts were crowded yesterday
ana e number Of closely contested games were
played.
:The Tufts-Lyons defeated the Mouograms in
theirdie game play-oh yesterday by score OF
{ 10 to 13.
e Colonel George B. sperry, inspector-general
OF rife practice on Governor Budd's staff, has
resigned.
officers and enlisted men of the First In
'fantry \. 6. c., are prepared for an emerg-
ency call.
The British ship Puritan arrived yesterday
afternoon and dropped anchor beyond Folsom
street wharf.
ghe strong sunlight interfered with the scor-
. ing at Schuetzen PARK and Shell Mound yes
terday afternoon.
The Moody Institute quartet of Chicago gave
sacred concert at the Young Mems Christian
Association auditorium.
The residence of Frederick P. Stone, 1890
Doiores street, was entered by burglars Satur-
day afternoon and looted.
Patrick o'Malley and his wife, Marguerite
OMalley. were arrested last evening on q
charge o. assault to murder.
John Doherty, a boilermaker was arrested
last evening and detained at the Southern
station on charge of robbery.
Nearly all the exhibits in Golden Gate Park
Z: Museum have been installed and ii will be
ready for reopening on Saturday.
The Deutscher Krieger Verein and the In
dependent Rifles held their monthly medal
contests at She'll Mound esterday.
The regular municipal Republican ticket
will sweep the City. Colonel Charles L. Tay-
Ior's candidacy gains great strength.
Dr.'C. F. Lamar of Galveston, Texas, who is
TO occupy the pulpit OF the Cen ntenary Metho-
dist Church, Is expected in a few weeks
Dan Johnson, foundryman living at
Gabriel place, committed suicide yesterday
morning by swallowing dose of morphine.
Mrs. Emma D. Sweet, the private secretary
OF Susan b. Anthony, predicts victory for the
woman sufragfsts at the election on Tuesday
DR.. W. w. Case delivered an address on
Luther and the Reformation" at the Good
Citizens meeting in Metropolitan Temple yes
terday.
A service for the dead was celebrated yester-
day at Cypress Lawn Cemetery by Bishop
Nichols, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Kip and Rev. MI
Lincoln.
Edward Kruse, a pioneer of this State and
yice-president of the German Savings and
Loan Society, died in this City yesterday
morning.
The Republicans of the Forty-frst District
have issued final appeal on behalf OF Henry
c. Dibble and the remainder of the Republi-
can ticket.
e. The Labor Convention at its meeting yester-
day received the pledges of large number of
legislative nominees 10 vote for labor legisle-
ton il elected.
Chester A. Arthur of New York City, son o.
ha Lat A Arth 0f 2 h.
United States, is at the Palace Hotel with his
sister, Miss Arthur.
. The cry of coercion as raised by the calamity
howlers has no foundation in fact as cam
= vass of the various labor organizations yester-
day clearly proved.
INCREASING cloudiness and probably rain
Monday. light. westerly winds changing to
southeasterly," Forecaster McAdie's weather
predictions for To-day.
Charles Fitzgerald, $50 Chester street Oak
land, had his skull fractured at a dance in
Bnai Birth Hall last night, and the police are
Investigating the case.
August Legerneck, years old, living at 442
Clementina street, met with an accident on a
Haight;street car yesterday which will prob
ably result in his death.
The Bands of Hope of the fifth district held
grend rally at Union-square Baptist Church
yesterday afternoon. Bands from the bay
counties were represented.
Dan Honig, the st. Louis horseman, arrived
at Ingleside track yesterday with string of
-
come along on the same car.
A valuable horse belonging to the Jersey
Dairy larm fell into an open and unprotected
sewer on Chenery street early yesterday morn
Ing and was instantly killed.
. Reformation day, the anniversary of the
mailing OF the ninety-fve theses on the church
qoor ct Wettenberg was observed by all the
Lutheran churches yesterday.
DR.. w. w. Case delivered an interesting SER
mon yesterday in which he called partieular
attention to the dangers that threatan tn
Republic OF the United States.
The annual ball of the Journeymen Butch.
ers' Protective and Benevolent Association
successfully held last night at the Verain
Eintracht Hall on Twelfth street.
The Churcn OF the Holy, Spirit, located at
2127 Jackson street, Yesterday eelebra led ifs
first anniversary. Rev. o. C. Miller organizer
ofthe church, conducted the services
The feast of All Saints was commemorstea
yesterday in the Catholic churches of this C.itv
with appropriate services. Sermons having q
y special bearing on the feast were preached al
the lare morning masses.
The pioneer Republicans of the State WIN
have voted foE every Repu ublican candidate
from Fremont on are taking unusual inter
est in the campaign. E. Richards one of those
who was in line Saturday, declared this the
most important election since 81, and he is
working hard for Mckinley.
Thomas Reed, the distinguished statesman
: from Maine, was break asted yesterday moor
at the Cliff House by Claus Spreckels After
ward the party spent several hours in driving
about TO the different points of interest. Mr.
Reed will visit Del Monte for few days and
will start for home Saturday by way of the