The San Francisco call., 1897-04-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Georgia Cayvan arrived in the City yester-
day.
Cinderella Coover has sued for divorce
from Arthur Coover.
The City will not pay for Delinquent Tax
Collector Wiiletts' typewriter.
Fair Saturday; probably cooler Saturday
afternoon-W. H. Harmon, forecast off cial.
The testimonial benefit rendered to Herrn
Felix Ollert last night was decided success
Mayor Phelan and three Supervisors will
represent the City at the Pure Food Congress-
Mrs. Jane Stanford has had her life insured
for 81, 600, 900 for the benefit OF the Stanford
University
The monthly exhibition of the Floral Society
held Yesterday at the Maple Room OF Inc
Palace Hotel.
The Burns Monument Association held
meeting last evening TO arrange for the Gale
donian games.
The carnival project has been abandoned.
This was decided on by the executive coH-
mittee last night.
Ingleside, Bliss, Rucker. Bernardillo, Haz-
ard Soniro and Dunboy were the winners at
Emeryyille yesterday.
The annuaf election of the bohemian Club
will take place next Monday. SO lar there Is
only one ticket in the held.
five-year-old boy named Willie Rogers was
kicked by horse on Minna street, and his
injuries are very dangerous.
Noah Brooks, an old-time Californian and a
familiar places in San Francisco.
Policeman Clark has arrested tramp
known as P. A. Mickey, whom he suspects TO
be the murderer of Joe Manning.
Judge seawell will decide the question as to
the guardianship of little Ellie Holstrom next
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Ambrose Thomas opera of Hamlet was
performed for the first time in this City last
night for the benefit of Henri Albers.
The Bowdoin College case, involving the
Merritt millions, is now i'll the United Sta les
Supreme Court, and will be argued in May.
Auditor Broderick says that he will not
audit the demands of Special Attorney
Dunne's salary out of the urgent necessity
fund.
A dinner commemorative of the surrender
at Appomattox was given at the Presidio Club
last night. General Forsyth was the chief
guest.
The Grand Jury yesterday resumed the in
vesiieation of City ana County Hospital m an
agement under tine late SUPPLEMENTARY of
Dr. Stable
The work on the Balboa boulevard is still
progressing and the relief committee is hope
ful of receiving sufficient money 10 complete
the enterprise.
Mrs craven has won her main point by
securing promise OF a speedy trial of the
suit instituted against her by the representa-
tives of the Fair estate.
ing 200 families with 400 school children, pc
titioned the Board OF Education for school
DulIOlnB tnelr district
conference was held yesterday between
the executive committee of the Manufacturers
and Producers Association and the committee
on the Pure Food Congress
The San Francisco Labor Council is much
embittared over its claim that Police Commits
sioner Guust and the Union Iron Works have
shown themselves enemies OF labor unions.
The trial of the suit of Angus and others
against Mrs Nettie R. Craven will begin on
the 10Th inst. unless the attorneys for the
ground for further delay.
Amy Mcdonald and Lizzie FurIong, two
young girls who ran away from their homes in
Oakland, were arrested d by Secretary Holbrook
OF the Eureka Society for the Protection OF
Children in an Eliis-street house yesterday.
Mary Curdy and Francois Curdy, her hus-
band, have sued Harris Arendt and Joseph n.
Arendt constituting the firm of H Arendt &
Co.. to quiet title to real estate at the north
easterly corner of Dupont and Sacramento
streets in this City.
The C. NJ. Depew Riverside Window Com
pany has been incorporated by Charles NJ.
Depew, Z. w. Hawley, Louis Proll, W. II.
Depew and John J. Van Nostrand, wi tn a CAP
ital stock of $50 900, all of which has been
actually subscribed.
large body of Southern Pacific traffic and
commercial agents is now engaged in making
tour OF the southern part of the State. and
at Monterey on Tuesday and continue their
session for three or four days.
special meeting for women wi II be held at
the Young Women's Christian Association
headquarters, 1921 Otarrel street, between
Cough and OctaviR, tomorrow ct 3 O'Clock.
Mrs. N. P. Flynn of Los Angeles will give the
Bible reading. The meeting is open to all
women.
F.N. Greenwood, George D. Greenwood and
Fred A. Greenwood, executors of the estate OF
Monroe Greenwood. deceased. have sued
Susan Vincent Wynkoop for $20S 20 said 10
on Army street from Kentucky street to Penn
Eylvania avenue.
The Olympic Club Wheelmen announce that
If their protest against the Bay City riders re-
cent victory in the century relay is decided
adversely tney will in future events of this
kind violate the rules themselves in order 10
win. The protest will be heard this evening
by the board of governors OF the Associated
Cycling Clubs.
1t is said that the EN- peror OF Russia re-
ceived over 500 threatening letters prior to
his jour0ev to F-ance.