The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Partly cloudy Tuesday" is the forecast for
to-day.
Anumber of local bands have been secured
to fHrnlsh music for the Fourth of July parade
The BOARD OF Supervisors yesterday passed
theasphaltum roof ordinance over the May or's
veto.
p Count VA. Wydenbruch, Austrian Minis
OF q bSence.
Dr. j: Bruce Clifford was fined $40 Yesterday
9y Judge Campbell Tor disturbing yhe peace of
Miss Mamie Kelly.
The four-masted schooner Z. X Wood, over
whlcA much anxiety was felt. arrived al Tien-
tsln, China, last Sunday.
Dr. Jordan has finished his last volume on
"F'sh OF America" and win leave lor the
Pribllof Islands on Saturday.
A. J. Conklin and wife, 10 Oak Grove ave-
nue., were arrested yesterday afternoon for
cruelty to their three little children.
Robert L. Mann, warrant clerk of Judge
yesterday for destroying q court document.
Colonel J. s. Young has returned from Eu-
Ieka, where he went to attend the Knights
Iemplar encampment. He says the Knights
we're highly entertained.
Henry o. Rogers, division superintendent of
all the horsecaT lines OF the Market-street sys-
TEN, died At his residence, 1715 Webster
street, yesterday morning.
The coming Christian Endsayor convention
WAS the subject OF discussion ct q union meet
ing OF ministers OF the City ut the y NJ. {. A
Auditorium yesterday morning.
Brady Gibson. Charles Tointon and Allan
NcPhee, th7ee boys who ran away from their
homes in IN" Richmond district were caught
IN Fruityale and sent home yesterday.
The remains Of the mau taken out OF the bay
a. Fisherman's wharf last Saturday were iden-
tlned yes erday as those OF James Coli, la
borer, who sometimes worked as q C, ok.
The Fair-Crsven trial did not go on yester-
Day, owing TO the indisposiuon Of Attorney
Wheeler, one Of the counsel for the heiIs The
case will be resumed Wednesday morning.
Do you get what you want when YOU ask for
goods advertised in this newspaper The pub
Usher wou. be glad TO hear OF any case where
substitution has been pracuced or attempted
Andrew Jansen, q longshoreman living at
1905 Stockton street. was taken to the Receiy-
ing Hospital last night with fourteen wounds
In his scalp caused by Policeman Peshon's
club.
- Judge Seaweu mas taken under advisemeut
the case of the First National Bank against the
City and County OF San Francisco for $500
pad under protest as taxes on personal prop
erty.
Daniel T. Ames lectured last night at the
Academy o Sciences on the subject CT hand
writing. II IS tn Eastern xpert Who h IS
been giving testimony OF late in local VIII
cases.
There is talk of a special race between the
yachts Edna and EmUla. Botn participated
in the California va, ht CluO's regatta Sunday,
and landed in second and third places, respec-
lively.
The Pacific Coast Sailors Union have de-
olned to part cipate in the Fourth of July
celebration on the ground that sailors are not
Jreemen, and they have no place in such
. celebration.
. .. R. D. Jackson, conductor on the sutterstree
road, was arrested yesterday morning on
PeeHliar charge Of Iobbery, the comp aiming
W. tness being Mrs Addle A. Farnum, a d.
Vorced woman.
There was grand reception at the sea
beach, near the Cllf House. ye'terday, in
honor OF the japanese warship. Heiei There
was unique banquet at the sea Beach pavIl-
ion in the evening
Acting Mayor Ro tanzi yesterday submitted
a communities ton to the Board OF Supervisors
in which he told the story OF a tour OF the
PUBLIC offices and institutions. II was re-
.ferred to the Finance Committee.
A. NJ. Lawrence, managing editor, and T. T
Williams, usiness manager, OF the Examiner
haYe been made cod 'feudants with W. R.
Hearst in The $l,COO,OOO libel suit whi ch
Claus Spreckels recently instituted.
Lists OF coming Endeavorers from some of
the Eastern States have already been received
They point toward greater gathering than
was at first expected The arch on Market
street will be mpleted by Saturday night.
The local Stonecutters' Union is making a
fight to have the contract Ior the stone work
on the new Federal building let to a Caufor-
MA contractor, and they are pledged the sup
port OF the Pacific Coast representatives at
Washington.
Examine the labels and trademarks of pro-
prietary articles. limitations are common and
in some cases the difference between them and
the genuine is 20 Slight to escape careless
observation. Beware of shonest shopkeepers
and sales men.
Second Mate Chapman OF the big four-masted
ship Lancing ran away with an married the
ca3tain's daughter in sydney, y. S w. Cap
tain Hatfield and his wife and daughter and
son-iIi-law now fifty-uine days ont on their
way to this port.
-Four san Francisco boys had narrow es-
cape from drowning in Richardson Bay last
Sunday. Had 1t not been for the prOmptiiude
the gasoline launch Hustler some OF them
would have lost their lives.
The suit OF the Pennsylvania Mutual Life
Insurance Company against the Union Trust
Company OF New York over the D mond insur-
ance pJIIcy VIII lme up before Judge Morrow
this morning. Mrs. Teresa Alb Il claims the
policy as the affianced Of the deceased.
Widow Teresa Bell has filed an answer TO
the accuse tiOns made against her by her son.
Thomas Bell. She denies that she has been
dereict IN her duties as guardian, and alleges
tuat his charges against her Would not have
been made were il not for the fact that he has
become dissoiule in his habits.
Ali the classes Of the lever depart mert Of
IgnaJus College have been reque led to be
in their places al A. N. July 6. Dur ng the
month of July iiy instruction viii be given
to such as are deficient in the requisite studies
for entering the higher classes OF the college.
These higher classes VIII reopen August 2.
Thomas Douglas, living at 1926 Capital
avenue, while under the infiuenc OF liquor
fell out OF his buggy on Ocean avenue, near
Lee He picked up by Mounted PoIce-
men Wi 5kiusOn aud Blackman and taken to
right ear nearly torn off aud big wound in
the side o. his head. The wounds were
. dressed and was taken home.