The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
CITY NEWS In BRIEF.

The Baron Won Gutschmidt is here on his
way home TO Germany.
The Sausalito Jerry office was robbed yester-
Gay by unknown parties.
E. f. Joy has sued /. B. i. Brandt for $415 10
due on promissory note.
III. L. Barnes has been sued for $75 for
jewelry bought but not paid for.
Richmond citizens have asked the Board OF
Education for new school-house.
The railway mail clerks visited the park and
Cliff yesterday and will go south to-day.
The Board of Education has asked Governor
Pudd TO delay action on the teachers pension
IN.
7 The will of the late Henry Wsshburn dis
tributes his $50 900 estate among his rela-
tves.
Mrs. Mary E de Cora has been appointed
guardian of David and Bessie Henning,
minors.
A football game played by females will take
placeon the opening day of the Golden Gate
Carnival
F. C. Drew has sued c. l. Wilson for 1926
due on judgment secured in Butte County,
this State.
Andrew Stevenson, e native of Norway, liv-
ing at 327B Mississippi street, died suddenly
yesterday.
BY invitation Labor Commissioner E. L.
Fitzgerald viii go to Hawaii on the Australia
next Tuesday.
Durrant's attorneys will present his petition
for rehearing OF the case TO the Supreme
Court tomorrow.
Fhe Polytechnic High School held its second
annual field day sports at the Olympic Club
grounds yesterday.
Two hundred and sixty men were at work
yesterday the boulevard and probably 800
viii be employed tomorrow.
After adopting the gold standard next fall,
japan. viii convert her spare silver into sub
siaisry coins ior common use.
grand mass-meeting, expressive OF SYM
palby with the Cuban cause, was held at
Metropolitan Temple last night
Rev. Father Maraschi was buried from St.
IgAatips Church Yesterday morning. The
church was crowded with mourners
The win of the late Mrs. Gussie Greenebaum
has been fled for probate. The greater part of
her estate was bequeated TO relatives.
The annual election of officers of the Cali
iornia Inanimste Target Association WAS held
last evening at 1909 Van Ness avenue
The police are searching for a man and
. woman who have within the past few days
victimized number of local jewellers.
The winners at Emeryville yesterday were:
Roseile, Nebula, Miss Brummel Miss Rowena,
Scarf Pin, Judge Denny and Esperance.
Staniord's baseball team was defeated yes
terday afternoon at Central Park by the
Olympic Club, the score being Is to 10.
The Impzoved order or Red Men viii give an
entertainment next "Wednesday night in
Metropolitan Temple in aid of the unem-
ployed.
Samuel Kellett has instituted q suit TO fore
close mechanics liens against John B. Davitt
for S136 80 and against joan Miron for
1922 so.
been.appraised at $645s 81; William s. Law
tons estate at $1,000; Daniel Kavanaugh's es-
tate at S1400.
There are still no tidings of the where
abouts of Mrs. Bessie Scheppler, the bride OF
three days, who disappeared so mysteriously
last Tuesday.
q Lawrence Johnson, laporer on the wrecker
Whitelaw, was arrested last mig ht Tor assault
10 murder, in shooting August Werogocd,
another iaborer.
Placer County, 5000 feet above sea level, is
now on exhibition al the State Board of Trade
Rooms on Post street.
Suits for divorce have been filed as follows:
Mary j. Lundin against Oscar H. Lundin, for
haf itual intemperanee; Louise Stelz against
Emil StelZ, for desert1on.
The long overdue ship Clan MacFarland, 101
days from Hongkong, arrived yesterday, and
placed in quarantine by United States
Quarantine Officer Rosenau-
Judge Campbell yesterday he'd Policeman
George Dougherty to answer before the Supe-
rior Court on the charge of manslaug ter,
placing his bonds at $4,000.
1t was made known at the pure food confer
ence at the Board OF Health yesterday. that
the refuse of Eastern canneries is shipped to
this City and made into iellies.
Sarah Mish has sued Mrs. Ray Werner John
Werner Belle NJ. Sahlein, NJ. ]. Sahlein, b.
Mish and others to quiet title to several yalu-
able pieces of zeal estate in this City.
The dead body of D. NJ. Gilbert, a hermit
who for seventeen years has lived at Iva
Ciemeniina street, was found yesterday.
Death must have come to him many weeks
ago.
THE foir1t committee of Native Sons and Ma
tive Daughters that are making preparations
for the Golden Gate carnival have requested
Governor Budd 10 declare California day, May
f. legal holiday.
The daughters of the late Police Sergeant
Thomas d. McKenna have contested his will
on the ground that their stepmother exer-
cised undue 1nhuence over MIN al the Ame
1he Will was made
NJ the Mechanics Pavilion to an immense
audience. The track proved safe and fast and
some fine racing was seen in the various pro-
tessional and amateur events
J.. M. Jackson has been sentenced 10 twenty
five wears in the State Prison at. Folsom for
obtainiug money under faise pretenses. He
was engaged IN the half-interest swindle.
Judge Cook gave the prisoner scorcning iec-
ture.
terday to the warrants for the pay of the arch1-
fects and superintendent OF construction OF
the new Mission High School building. The
demands had been pruned by the Board OF
Education 10 meet with the Auditor idea on
the matter.
The organized unemployed, $50 strong. re-
Gently Incorporated into the Home and He p
suT,ply Association. yesterday rented new
ouarlers on Second street, opposite the Good
Samaritan Mission, and will move in to-
morrow and begin a system OF boarding
charged up against the men.