The San Francisco call., 1896-11-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
ir weather-Forecaster McAdie.


Fair weather-Forecaster Meade.
new bunko game called the telephone
graft has arrived in town.
The will of Henry Gallagher bequeaths his
entire estate to his widow.
Patrick Lagan has sued Margaret McAvoy
tor $3.50 for money loaned.
G. Ishawaka, a japanese farmer, died of beri-
beri at go Brannan street on Monday.
The Election Commissioners yesterday re-
fused TO call an election for freeholders.
The steam whaler Thrasher lost two boats
and their daVits in gale on October 81 last
Creditors OF Goldberg Brothers have begun
proceedings TO have them declared insolvent.
The official counting of the ballots was re-
sumed by the Election Commiss toner's yester-
day.
JB Carrlbbfo has sued Giovanni Calamaro
and Others for $2662 on account of garbage
franchise.
a free clinic with a staff of regular and homeo-
pathic physicians
The petition for the dissolution of the Lafay-
cite Guard viii be heard by Judge Slack on the
21st OF next month.
The winners at Ingleside yesterday were
inflammation, Oster Joe, Quantrell, Redding-
ton and Two Cheers.
DR.. George L. Fitch has conceived plan for
placing all the lepers OF the country on Gov
ernment reservation.
OdVlQ BarTy mas Deen SueQ Dy D A. bernstein
for $655 80 On account OF goods sold TO de-
fendant by London & McIntire.
The taking of testimony of the charge of
murder against Susie B. Martin will begin in
Judge Wallace's court this morning.
Andreas Cavalu, humble San Francisco
mechanic, has Inherited Mexican gold mines
from his brother, who lately died in Sonora.
The will OF Joseph n. Meyer has been filed.
1t bequeeths the entire estate, valued at
$l700, to Sophie Meyer, widow OF decedent.
yesterday by Police Sergeant Anderson and
posse for aiding and abetting Chinese lot
terry.
The ladies of Memorial Presbyterian Church
are giving bazaar at Masonic Hail. South San
Francisco, for the benefit OF the Ladies Aid
Society.
Eleo Bricca, boy years of age who lived
at 80 Battery street, died yesterday from In
juries received from being run over by truck
several days before.
Thomas Fitch Jr. has been sued by L. l..
Gamage for S431 ana interest at 8 per cent
year from Novem Der IL, 1892. due on a note
given in favor OF c. J. Liest Co.
James McDonough. miner, was yesterday
held to answer before the Superior Court by
Judge Joachimsen for assault to commit rob-
berry upon sailor Monday night.
William Peters has been granted an injunc-
ton restraining Gray Brothers from tearing
up his wooden sidewalk for the purpose OF
putting in an artificial stone walk.
Governor Budd appointed Alexander Vogel-
sang, q young attorney OF this City, q Fish
Commissioner, to fl the place left vacant by
the resignation of William C. Murdoch.
All of the life-saving stations along the coast
are being put in perfect order, that the service
may be in readiness at moments notice to
respond to calls of distress during the winter.
Police Surgeon We'll extracted the bullet
from Michael McNalIy's body, who was shot
by John Carney Monday afternoon, and his
chances Of recovery are con sidered favorable.
The filing of the articles of incorpora ton of
a ThpranRntic
day last is now learned TO be virtually an
attempt TO establish a fourth school OF medi-
: cine.
Albert Duye, 651 Vallejo street had his wife.
Francisco, arrested for battery upon him, but
acting Police Judge Barry yesterday dismis d
the case and advised him to apply for di-
vorce.
Fred F. G. Harper of the firm of SAWYER &
Hough Custom-house brokers' and Miss E. S.
AYerell were married last evening at the Third
Congregational Church, Rev. Mr.. RAIDER of
fcianng.
P.J. Powers, }. n. H. Irwin and H. S. :balliba
have appraised the estate of Andrew Little,
decea sed, at $12, ,793 so. The property con-
sists OF cash in possession OF the administra tor
OF the estate.
Mrs A. Sanchez. who was found in an in.
toxiceted condition on the Barbary Coast SUM-
day night with baby in her arms was sen-
fenced 10 three months in the Branch County
jail yesterday by Judge Campbell.
Judge Seawen has decided that Anton Clecak
cannot collect damages from John G. Agar for
breaking up the saloon busine in the base
ment OF the Maedonough building, corner of
Fourteenth street and Broadway, Oakland.
At meeting of the Chamber of Commerce
yesterday communication was addressed to
President Cleveland. asking the chief ex ecu
live to personally interest himself in the Mica
ragua canal bills now pending in Congress.
While being towed TO the gas works the
British ship Lancing went on q mud bank. Ii
was impossible TO get her alongside the wharf
owing TO her draught, so she was towed into
the stream and anchored. The coal will be
nghtered.
William Lang picked up a $40 gold piece
dropped by Gustave KretZschnar in the Fair
Wind saloon and ran away with it. After being
chased several blocks he was caught by Officer
Aiken and charged with petty larceny at the
Harbor police station.
The State Miners Association opened its
fourth annual session yesterday in Odd Eel
lows Hail. Tirey l.. Ford was rendered the
unanimous thanks of the conyen ton for hi.
services to the miners. The convention viii
resume its session at 10 O'Clock this morning
Judge Sanderson has gwen judgment il
favor OF the Manhattan Life Insurance Com
pany, in the suit brought against that corpo
ration for $500 alleged to be due for life in
surance The court found that Mr.. KnarstoI
did not keep his premiums paid up to the tim,
of hfs death.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Umatila arrived from Puget Sound yesterday
she was patched and made wster-tight ant
brought down q cargo of wheat. After dis
charging she will go on the Union Iron Work
drydock for repairs. She will be ready for SCI
again inside of two months.