The San Francisco call., 1896-02-19

this morning was Tor small blaze on Frede-
rick street just off of San Pablo avenue. The
fire started in closet on premises owned by
the Charles Kramm estate and was put out by
the chemical, with damage OF about 500
sneak thief effected an entrance into the
rear of 95S Broadway some time Sunday night
but nothing was obtained by the fellow for his
trouble.
charged by the Humane Society with cruelty
to animals in driving lame horse, was ac-
quilted by a jury in the Police Court yesterday
afternoon.
The estate OF John Crellin has been ap-
praised at 81, ,7s9 20, consisting entirely Of
money on deposit in local banks. The fortune
OF the deceased banker was disposed of by
him before his death.
Officer George Kyle admitted to the Police
Commissioners to-day that he had oversight
his noon hour one day some time ago. The
matter OF his punishment was taken under ad-
visement by the board.
Julius Abrahamson, president of the First
Hebrew Congregation will lecture on "Reli-
gious Enthusiasm" at the First Hebrew Con-
gregation, corner OF Thirteenth and Clay
streets, Friday evening.
The contempt case of Thomas f. Garrity will
probably be transferred to Judge E1lsworth's s
department. as some OF the same points are in
volved that are raised in the All Quay case
pending in that departme ent
Axel Johnson had his right foot crushed on
an Oakland ferry-boat by freight truck on
November %. To-day through his attorneys,
A. L. Black and W. W. Foote, he brought suit
to recover $500 and $I66 expense.
John A. Logan Circle No 5, Ladies of the G.
A. r., will hold its regular meetings at Grand
Army Hall, 419 Thirteenth street, every Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock Members of sister
circles are cordially invited to be present
I. L. Foster, foreman of Engine Company
of the Fire Department, surprised his friends
by being quietly married at 81. Johns Episeo-
pal Church Yesterday noon. The bride is Miss
q htOhlv nd
lady OF this city.
The attorneys for Andrew Wettstein have
served a memoranda of costs in his suit against
the Southern Pacific Company upon the at
torneys tor the defendant. The total amount
is 1876 40. of which $432 is for jury fees and
S103 mileage of jurors, reporters fees S175,
the balance is for court costs and mileage OF
witnesses.
The funeral of the late Edwin H. Campbell
took place this afternoon, the remains being
inferred in Mountain View Cemetery. Re,
ligious exercises were held at the home of the
deceased on Sixteenth street near Grove. They
were conducted by Rev. Father Akerly and
were attended by many OF the friends of the
family.
A document was fled to-day by which M. F
Delaney assigns to his two children Marion
and Frederick W., all his right, title and in
terest in the estate of Austen B. Delaney, de-
ceased, in accordance with the wish of said son
expressed during his lifetime that his brother
and sister should have his estate in the event
OF his death.
J. C. Donnelly, a commercial traveller. who
likes at 1905 Eighth street, was picked up on
Fourteenth street, near the narrow-gauge
depot, this morning by the police He was
badly cut about the head. 1t is supposed he
fell off the train. He was taken to the Receiy-
ing Hospital for treatment, and after being
righted up returned to his home.
The two-story house of Mrs. Mcclure at Mis-
sion San Jose was destroyed by fire Yesterday
afternoon. 1t was occupied by three families.
and one room was used as bar rber-shop Part
OF the contents were saved. Loss on buildings.
1920; insurance, $3.50. A man working On
the roof fell to the ground and received inter
nal injuries which may result fatally