The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Lottie eastman. 15-year-old girl, is run
ming Wild ocean View
Tiburon is angry at Ssusalito over the gate
receipts of q tug-of-war matcn.
"Repave Market street" was the slogan OF
the monster parade of wheelmen last night
The transcript on appeal in the Durrant case
goes to the Supreme Court next wednesday.
There is q stir of activity noticeable about
the Potrero in new bCildings and street work.
The Supreme Court has reversed the decision
in the appeal OF the San Diego Water Com
pany.
The Calitornias beat the oaklands at the Fol-
som-street ball park yesterday by score OF IL
to 10.
Cloudv and threatening Sunday morning,
followed by rain-A G. McAdie, Local Forecast
Official.
Mrs. Naomi Anderson will lecture on woman
suffrage tomorrow night in the Third Baptist
Church.
Mrs Laura Cunningham, who was arrested
on Thursday last for cruelty to her children,
IS woman with a history.
Hannah Marshall has petitioned for letters
of administration on the $4,000 estate OF her
deceased husband, Thomas Marshall.
The manager of the State Board Of Trade is
preparing a circular OF general Information
concerning California for distribution IN the
East.
against HIM by j. E. Clune was previously de-
cided in his favor and that 1t presents no new
issue.
It is estimated that a hundred thousand
night upon the occasion OF the wheelmen's
parade.
Thousands of wheelmen, with bicycles dec
GRATED in every conceivable fashion, turned
out last night in the monster demonstration OF
cyclists.
The overdue British ship Wilhelm Tell ar
rived in port yeste erday. Forty per cent rein
auranOe was paid OH her. She was 15S days
out from Swansea.
The lne-of-battle ship Oregon will not be
fully open to visitors to-day. Only q limited
number will be allowed aboard Sunday next
she will be open to all.
Daniel Belcher, laborer, was badly injured
by the falling of a wall when he was at work
yesterday, raising house, at the corner OF
Powell and 0'Farrell streets.
News was received yesterday from New York
that the American ship City of Philadelphia
was total loss on the Falkland Islands. The
entire crew is supposed Co be lost.
Thomas R. Bannerman entertained Frank
McGlynn at supper last night on the occasion
of a farewell to the young attorney, who goes
to New York to study for the stage.
Ernest Ringpat small boy living with his
parents at 351 Jessie street, was bitten by a
dog yesterday on Geary street, necessitating
his being taken to the Receiving Hospital.
Adeline Gigdenkrantz, living with her pa
rents at 922 Battery street. had her leg broken
by falling off q truck in the street yesterday.
She was trested at the Receiving Hospital.
Mrs. Charles Mitchell, living in sweeny's
alley, saw her child knocked over by a horse
and cart last evening. She rushed to the
rescue with a razor and cut the horses throat
A. Quade & Co., the grocers of 636 Market
street, have assigned TO the Crocker-W ooIworth
Bank, with liabilities at $4,000 and assets
presuma bly, amply sufficient to cover the lia-
biliIies.z
Colonel W.-D, Sanborn and vile were made
the recipients Of a handsome solid silver salad
set last evening, present from the California
Republican delegation to the ST. Louis Con-
vention.
Louis S. Kast has applied for letters oi
guardianship over the persons and estate Of
Agatha, Alice and Lillian Nelson, minor chill.
dren of Sophie A. Nelson, deceased. The estate
is worth about $1,000.
The Howard Church will occupy the old
chapel on Mission street, near Third, this
morning for the last time. Next Sunday they
Baker and Oak streets.
Lieutenant-Co Colonel John C. Currier ha.
made 6 report of his investigation of the re
states that the guard is in much better con.
dition than year ago.
The third year of the California School oi
Mechanical Arts will begin tomorrow. The
machine-shop is now fully equipped and Pro
fessor William H. Hollis, late of the University
of California, has been engaged to teach chem.
istry and food analysis.
The annual State shoot of the companies Of
the First Regiment, n. G. c., was held on Fri
day and yesterday at the Shell Mound range
The attendance was poor and the scores not u Z
to the average, on account of the order pro-
hibiting State contests on other than week