The San Francisco call., 1896-09-30
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The conference of the Church of the Advent
opened last evening"
lie Dura Mill and Milling Company was yes.
terday incorporated.
Four buildings were torn down yesterday by
oroers OF the Board OF Health.
The Board of Health has closed the Receiv.
Ing Hospital TO reporters and artists
The first session of the Dairymen's Associa-
uoh OF California was held yesterday
The San Francisco Furniture Manufacturing
company failed yesterday for $1,000
Louise Micael, the famous anarchist win
soon begin lecturing tour in this country.
The bigoAmerican clipper ship Shenandoah
Is reported outside trying to make this port
The second week of the Youths DIRECTORY
Fair promises TO be even more profitable than
the first
Some awards on the Mechanics Fair ex-
Denicke,
A jury was impanneled in Judge seawell's
court yesterday to try the seven accused Su-
perYisors.
Cloudy Wednesday, morning with fog and
northwesterly winds is the weather forecast
Tor to-day.
Mrs. John Martin has organized a theatrical
company IN New York, under the management
OF J. w. Benson.
Some "wind shots were fred from the dyna-
mite battery for the edifcation of General
Miles yesterday.
Rev. J. w. Beard has been cnosen to succeed
me late Rev. NJ. F. Colburn as pastor of Grace
Methodist Church.
The Citizens Independent party has formu-
lated plan by which the party Will continue
In the political arena.
The old Bella Union Tneater has been leased
10 Chlnese syndicate, which will convert it
into Chinese theater.
Police Commissioner Gunst has returned
from his trip through the East. He saws the
East is all for Mckinley.
MRS Maud Ballington Booth spoke last nigh
at Metropolitan Temple on the Volunteers of
America and their work.
c. D. salfeld, one of the supervisorial nomi-
nees OF the Kelly-Rainey sideshow, publicly
repudiated them last night.
;. The British ships Hollinswood and Ellisland
came near getting ashore on the Potato Patch
coming into harbor yesterday.
Wong Tom was yesterday sentenced to one
year IN san quentin, for assaulting another
Mongolian with intent to murder him.
The annual bullshead breakfast of the Iro-
quois Club OF San Francisco will take place on
next Sunday at Estudillo Park, San Leandro
w. A. Morgan is suing H / Kowalskv on a
promissory note An order for the examina-
tlon OF Aowalsky will probably be made to-
sam Rainey will name the Juuts;s sunar.
visors. The war among Democrats grows. and
Democracy.
There we're fine entertainments given last
night at the Home, Products Fair by the Bows
Brigade and the Young Mems Christian
Association.
c Joseph Kilehire, ex-irema1, who fred four
shots at his wife on August 81, was yesterday
held 10 answer before the Superior Court in
$4,000 bonds.
The National League of Republican Clubs
had good meeting last night and laid plans
70 help the State Central Committee dufing
the campaign. .
The will OF Lydia A spalding was yesterday
admitted 10 probate. w. F. Goad was ap-
pointed executor, without b IDS. The estate
6 Qf
Auditor Broderick has refused to sign the
warrants of deputies in the Offices of the Sher-
III, Recorder. Assessor, County Clerk, District
Attorney and Coroner.
The Mission Suffrage Club will hold its regu-
lar meeting this afternoon at 1850 Seven
teenth street. Several prominent speakers
will address those present
Woman suffrage speakers are devoting par
ucular attention TO residents of those counties
which have no railway communication with
the remainder of the State.
The case of Patrick Dee q soldier, charged
with forgery on complaint of James Taylor, a
saioon-keeper near the Preside, was dismissed
by Judge Joachimsen yesterday.
The residents of Richmond are somewhat
l ollsgrlntied In consequence OF the obStinancy
retard the needed Improvements.
Trad B. Coldwell, senior member of the firm
OF Coldweu d DAILY, dairymen, was stricken
with heart disease and died in a dew moments
at Harbor View yesterday afternoon.
Between lne nOurS OF , anQ d O'Clock yegter-
day morning thieves broke through window
of the North End Loan Office and Sc cured lew
elry and watches to the value OF $500.
Miss Virginia Fair gave her deposition in the
Craven-Fair twin ejectment suits YESTERDAY
She enjoyed the proceeding, but was not per.
mitted to answer embarrassing questions.
jury in Judge Belcher's court yesterday
refused to obey the Instructions of his Honor
TO acquit Anton Lugo of charge of burelary
and brought in verdict of guilty in the sec.
ond degree.
The United States Grand Jury yesterday took
up the matter of the Government against
Lincoln Brodt of Butte County, who is accused
of fraudulently entering mineral lands for
timber lands.
On Monday the first passenger train to
Fresno will be run over the Valley road. Ii
will carry invited guests for the great celebra.
ton to be held there in honor OF the advent OF
the competing line.
The Presbytery of San Francisco, which met
last Monday Olivet Presbyterian Church.
closed its work yesterday and adjourned to
Geary and Powell streets.
ing TO the Improvement of the streets in the
neighborhood of the Panhandle. was trans
6cted by the Ashbury Heights and Panhandle
improvement Club last night.
One of the largest fleets of deep-wat ships
1t contained barks from Honolulu, three
masters from Australia, four-masters from
Europe and coasters that come and go in the
night.