The San Francisco call., 1896-11-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

August E. Drucker has sued Joseph ]. Burke
for 5000, due prom5ssory note.
=. After December L further transfer facilities
: Will be afforded travellers on the South Side. =.
Nat Goodwin's divorce suit is still in court,
although he attempted 10 have the complaint
dismissed.
Tile Coroner held six inquests yesterday
upon the. bodies of persons who had met
.yiolentdeaths.
:. The Kings Daughters are making elaborate
preparations at ST. Johns Presbyterian Church
Tor sale of woik,
: Ira p Rankins estate has been sued for
S35 800 by the administrators of the estate OF
.. Caroline A. B. Rankin, deceased.
Judge Slack yesterday allowed Attorney Van
R.. Paterson $4,000 as one-half of his fee for
representing the minor heir of The Fair estate
Eugene Harvey has sued George Abraham
" for $2500, alleged to be due on account of q
: deal in mining property situated in Nevada
:. County, Cal.
Miss Mae Robertson, n niece of Mrs. Romualdo
Pacheco, has gonr upon the stage an d is now
learning in minor part ct the Columbia in
Humanity"
The Board of Education decided last evening
TO reopen the Marshall Primary and Mission
:. and Everett Grammar schools in spite of the
Board of Health.
Benjamin F. Hudelson was arrested yester-
day on 9 warrant charging him with criminal
= libel the complaining witness being Attorney
d: b. WOODWORK.
. JuuRe Slack yesterday renQereQ Judgment
for the plaintiffs in the suit of Charles L. Fair
J: ard others sgainst the trustees named in the
Fair VIII to quiet title.
- Carl Peterson, 522 Twenty-6rst street was
severely repTImanded by acting Police Judge
:KeTrigan yesterday for having his stepsons
arrested for yagrancy.
:: Mrs. Sarah. Owen Spencer's statements con-
Gerning the Craven deeds in the Fair estate
j: bring out the fact that she has an interesting
record as all adye hturess.
('oT, roldiDa Cclo1fr,r hoe on-l;o5 e. -
: af poll ted admiRistratTix of the estate of her
late husband. John H.. Schuur. The property
Consists of SOLO in cash.
-:15eerge r. Morse, IA nephew of President
elect Mckinley, has been called East to confer
with lin about California patronage, and to
;be:tehdered- a fat position.
..<WarfQnts. are out for the arrest of julius
ThaIer, a painter at l22 Eleventh street. for
=: disobeying order OF the Superior Court and
iof obtaining money by ialse pretenses.
;: Edmond Connors, a discharged empaoye of
the PACIFIC Telephone and Telegraph Com
penY, was arrested yesterday and charged
!. @ithl tealing nickels from telephone boxes.
: Louis cleveland Pillsbury, alias H. A. Will
4iaTns, torger and eX-conyict, had additional
:, charges: OF forgery and obtaining money by
false :pretenses booked against him yesterday.
Mrs. lydia Krull has sued her children to
.quie title TO certain real estate, and in turn
has been sued by scandinavian congregation
10 quiet title 20 a lot on Howard street, near
Thirteenth.
Mrs. Lydia Spaulaing's will has been con-
tested. by the brother and sister of the de-
ceased, on the ground hatshe was OF unsound
mind and: under auress when she signed the
Instrument. -.
Ma atthew McCurrie officer of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty TO Animals, rescued
two: kittens from a rain-pipe at the Fair
mount Hotel yesterday by an unusual and
amusing plan OF action.
The eautunin rain has. had the effect of CIV
: Ing the trees and shrubs OF. the Golden Gate
Park a much needed bath, the effect OF which
has produced. q most pleasing appearance
. uPon.the entire pleasure resort.
increasing cloudiness, with conditions favor.
q bic tor rain sunday night; warmer; condi-
Ions:ipdlcate the rapid apI roach of storm
from the ocean along the southern coast.-A
g: McAdde, local forecast official.
: Judge Coffey yesterday made an order re-
:quiring Mary Viola Hastings to produce any
and all Letters addressed 10 her by Judge
Hastings in which he called her his darling
wife and other endearing names.
The; Cotoner's jury in the case of A. PARENT,
:; VINO died recently from sulphuric acid poison
'Teturued "a verdict charging A. Palo, a boot,
black, with the crime. Palo was formally
chargediwith murder at;tne City Prison.
{: The" Olympic Club boatmen have begun a
fight against the incorporation of Bclvedere
:asthe Olympic boathouse is within the limits
and would,be taxed to support thestown The
Campaign: has extended to this side of the bay
:. Henry Bennett, stevedore, working on a
coal vessel at Tiburon, HAD his left leg broken
at The ankle yesterday by a large lump of coal
falling on it He was brought to the City and
:teken to the Receiving Hospital in the ambu-
;lahce.
Some time ago the management of the CITY
apd County Hospital found it necessary to
'ctese II e free outdoor clinic for the poor. as
there were no fundsfwith which to defray the
expenses. Since that time the College of
: physicians and surgeons, whose college build
. ing Is located in the center of q yery large
population on Howard street, near Fourth,
has opened free charity clinic; where all de,
from O'Clock in the morning until s O'CLOCK
al night.