The San Francisco call., 1898-06-25
Kinard Called Down.

this morning took up the matter of pro- Midsummer and c. F. Kinard indulged in many uncomplimentary exchanges. MT. Kinards witnesses were not heard, as the proper body for such an investigation MT. Nusbaumer told Kinard that he was mistaken if he thought that an attempt would be made to buy him (Kinard) off, and the two men were fighting with their tongues when the finance committee de- cided to postpone the matter indefinitely.
 Red Cross Work.
 OAKLAND, June 24.-The Red Cross So- so that the public may be informed of the work the society has been doing, and at which all committees will make detailed reports. When the military camp opens in North Oakland next Tuesday the Red Cross Society will give much attention to the soldiers on this side of the bay.
 Another Secret Union.
 OAKLAND. June 24.-Thsee secret mar latest is that of Miss Eva Lewis and How ard Ingersoll. Their wedding, which took place on the Fist of December last Was pade de- pubic d t9rqagd Iney r went @ to spective homes, and have kept the secret six months.
 No News of Mrs. Cochran.
 OAKLAND, June 24.-Mrs. J. T. Coch- ran, the missing wife of the street con- tractor, who disappeared from home last Wednesday, has not yet been found. The missing woman is 52 years of age and lived very happily at home. It is believed that she must have taken a trip to some interior part of the State.
 Salvationists to Camp.
 OAKLAND, June 24.-The annual camp meeting of the Salvation Army will be held this year at Trestle Glen, East Oak land. It will open on June 30 and close on the evening of Sunday, July IT. Brigadier Rrengle of New York and many other coast and Eastern officers will be present.
 Oakland News Notes.
 OAKLAND, June A.-The Police Commis- sioners met this morning, but none of the much talked of changes among the police sergeants were made o.p~,ou '. ,,o was convicted last week Of criminal assault on Miss IopeZ of Pleasanton, argued at great length to-day in favor of new trial before The controversy over the public printing was decided this morning, the Boara CT Works KS Pacific Press in the ratio of about to l in the different classes of printing, 1o.z,,o last evening and elected forty delegates to at tend the convention of the league in San Fran c. A. Glunz and Frank A Jackson were ten dered big reception at the Young Mems Christian Association Auditorium last night on the eve of their departure to the Philippines as representatlyes of the Christian Commission
 The Oakland Light Cavalry is increasing in numbers, and will in short time receive equipments from the State
 The old adobe mills at Niles which were built by the Vallejos in e-ststehood days are be- ing demolished by the Spring Valley Company. as they unsafe.
 ercises this evening at St. Francis de Sales. Rev P. c. Yorke delivered the sermon.
 Edgar D. Ivory died suddenly at Ashland yesterday He left here Tuesday in good health and expired after few hours illness of con- geEtion of the lungs.
 pr. H. S. Kergan was fined $10 in the Police Court to-day for slapping the face of R. J. Crater, a clerk in seventh-street drug store. a few days ago.
 Rev c. R. Brown pastor of the First Con- greRational Church. Is expected back from Honolulu on the next steamer.