The San Francisco call., 1896-05-16

second being the receipt of twenty-seven
applications for membership from young
native sons who live in the city and who
are desirous of maintaining discipline.
Company G will therefore remain in ex-
lstence and is expected TO be stronger than
ever.
The last report of Major Charles jan
sen, the military inspector, on the eff
clency OF the company reads:
l hereby certify that / have this day in
spected and mustered the company borne on
the muster-rcu and find the discipline very
good; instruction good arms and other prop
age present 81.
Ihe malcontents have formally organ
lzed society, to be known as the Thirty
1our Club" and have secured meeting
rooms at 1921 Park street. 1t is their in
,enilon to either join Company a Oak
ana or form military company,
Governor Budd.
~ Is now supposed that the course OF
action to be pursued last night was made
knoWn through the grapevine line, and
tnat the mischief and attempted incen-
d4arism OF last Tuesday night was the con.
sequence.
University Academy.
Ala MEDIA, CAL, May 15.-A large
attendance of friends and visitors filled the
lecture hall of Anderson's Alameda
University Academy this evening to wit
ness the graduating exercises OF the '95
senior class. Diplomas were presented to
7. q. Allen, Stephen Dodge, Edwin Dow,
Frederic Franks, Frederic G. Jacobs
Joseph Russ, Clarence Langley, Royal
Macdonald, Ernest A. Victors and Samuel
Scott. The summer vacation commencing
tomorrow will last until August 4. The
programme OF exercises was as follows
Overture, "Mirella," Gounod; PRAYER
Rev. 7. Coombe: mazourka, Zone Heart,
One Hand" Strauss; address, Professor
G. b. Bradley, University of California
''Serenade EspagnoIe," Mitra; presenta.
tion of diplomas by Professor Anderson
march, Washington Post" Souza; song
! America
| Some Accidents.
! ALAMEDA, CAL, May l5.-Dr. Sanders
| who holds the record in the county fol
runaways, had another bolt this afternoon
and lame horse and broken uogcart as {
| consequence. Schrieber of Cesar L promi
nence started for Fruitvale after lunch, ac
companied by Sam Witt. the barber. The
| horse bolted down Park street and DR.
Sanders and Mr.. Witt thrown out below
Eagle avenue and the rig all smashed tc
! pieces.
Later on the 3 :25 train from the narrow.
| gauge mole ran into a. loaded brick wagor
at Park-street station and scattered bricks
anu hdSOli all OFCl IAc oLIcSl
no one was hurt. The driver left the horse.
and ran away, he was so frightened. Hi:
employer further on the road had to be ar
rested for drunkenness.
Woman Suffrage.
ALAMEDA, CAL, May 15.-The Ala
media Auxiliary Woman Suffragist Asso
citation neid business meeting this after
noon. In the beginning of the month i
was decided to hold the convention of Ma,
2l and % in Linderman Opera-house. Yes
terday 1t was notified that the Unitarian
Church would be the meeting place. To
day there is another change and Armor,
Hall has been chosen for the assemblage
Christian Endeavor Convention.
ALAMEDA, CAL, May 15.-The Ala
media delegates from this city to tn
Christian EEdeayor State Convention a
San Jose are: First Presbyterian Church
| Miss Lizzie Arnold, Miss Brown. SAINT,
Clara NJ. L. Church-Miss Eva Sharpe
William Maurice Ira Sanford. First Con
gregational Church-Miss Jewett, Mis-
Scott, Mr.. Rodgers, Mr.. Ross.