The San Francisco call., 1897-03-09
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CALL Tomorrow. '"Ehe HypO-
critic Ummaske

John Grant, who was caught stealing pro-
visions from the residence of Mrs. Amelia
Euengsen, 30S Folsom street, Sunday night,
was yesterday booked on the charge of burg
larry.
Mrs. Annie C. Hahn, a sole trader, has fled q
petition to be adjudged an insovent debtor.
Her debts amount 10 S9364 SO. She has a
stock of goods at 233 Kearny street valued at
$695 so.
District Attorney Barnes won his case yes
terday before Judge Groezinger, where he was
sued by Attorney Adams, who claimed 800
alleged to have been paid him in trust for
plaintiff.
The sandstone-cutters' Union has under
consideration the complaint made by the Mar
ble-cutters and Polishers' Union that the
marble work in the City Hall IS not being
properly performed
The Southern Pacific passenger train which
should have arrived here this morning was
wrecked Sunday night at Casa Grande. One
man, the COOK, is reported seriously hurt.
Others were roughly shaken up.
Chief Crowley, having been placed in posi-
ton to retire on halt pay of $500 by the
passage of the pension and salary bills by the
Legislature, said Yesterday that he had no in
tention OF resigning just at present.
Adolph Sutro will appear by counsel before
the Street Committee of the Board of super
vsors to-day in reference TO changes suggested
in the deed which he mad prepared for land
over which the boulevard will pass.
Frank Phillips, who picked lady's pocket
as she was entering car at the Inglestde race
tack few days ago, was yesterday neld by
Judge Campbell to answer before the Superior
Court on charge OF grand larceny, In $1,000
bonds.
An exhibition of slides, under the auspices
of the California Camera Club, will be given at
the club rooms tomorrow evening. The slides
will comprise those received from the camera
clubs of Orange ana Newark, n. j., and Beth
lehem, Iowa.
Mrs. Genie Mann, the young wife of David
Mann, clerk in Oakland, yesterd ay COM
k-A rTr1er n ha ga q
room at 216 Eddy street, where she had been
boarding for the past four months while living
apart from her husband.
Elias Thompson, the sailor who insulted
young ladies in the Tivoli and on Hayes
street car Saturday night, appeared before
Judge Low yeste rday morning. He was con-
victed and the Judge sentenced him to pay
fine of SO or go to the County jail for i've
days
A warrant issued yesterday in Depart
ment1 OF the Police Court for the arrest OF T.
g. Somrs OF FOLSOM street on charge OF bat
terry preferred by Lawrence Garlas, formerly
OF the Somps soda works but now of Mouret,
Ghirardelli & Co. Gar.as claims that Somps
attacked him on Fourth street without provo
cation.
The suit of John W. Dennine against the
Harbor Commissioners and the Stale of Cali
fornia was begun in Judge Bahrs court yes
terday. In May, 1898, Denning was employed
on the steamship Governor Irwin, and was in
jured by falling from defective ladder while
IN the discharge OF his duty H asks for
are attorneys for the plaintiff and Deputy
Attorney-General Carter appears for the State.
Augusta Shapiro and her husband, B.
Shapiro, have sued Lawrence Carney for
$4,000 damages. Mrs. Shapiro complains that
carney attacked her in this City on the 10th
OF last month and violently and brutally beat
her about the face, head and body. She AYERS
that said attack was wanton, malicious and
unprovoked, aud that's was severely injured
thereby and suffered great bodily pain, humil-
iatlon and mental anguish. she thinks Car
ney ought 10 pay for her suferings.
John Young, a colored hostler % years of
age caused considerable excitement at Stock
ton and Ellis streets Sunday night by running
around with an open knife in his hand and
making an occasional jab at passer. By. He
was arrested by Policeman Freel, and in the
strugg e for the knife Ynungs right hand was
cut. He was taken to the Receiving Hospital,
g where his hand was dressed, and he WAS then
removed TO the City Prison, where a charge OF
assault with q deadly weapon was booked
against him. Yesterday Judge Low continued
his case till tomorrow.