The San Francisco call., 1905-02-22
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

NINE. TETRAZzINI WILL NOT SING
Manager Leahy of the Tivoli Opera-house an
would not sing at the we Verdi cencert Win
is to be given at the Alhambra Theater on
Friday night.
MRS. SQUIREs BACK IN JAIL-Mrs
to the Detention Hospital for examination as
to her sanity was removed yesterday to the
Branch County Jail The doctors viii report
their findings to-day.
Rosenblum, alleging. that he suffered con-
cussion of the brain and other injuries by
Fillmore street, near sutter, November 5 last
damages.
ALLEGED TO BE INsANE.-Thomas NJ
Boyd was placed in the detention hospital last
night owing to his extraordinary conduct.
which has taken the form of demanding rail-
road officials to supply him with trains to
carry his imaginary wealth. Boyd will be
examined to-day as to his sanity.
LITTLE GIRLS LUCKY EsCAPE-Four-
year-old Francis Regli, who lives at Man
a os Ga the ngSs ans story
twenty .five feet to plank sidewalk below.
The child was vas sent to the Central Emergency
TWO BITTEN BY DoGs-Alice Kopta, s
years old. who lives at 127 Hyde street. was
bitten by dsg Yesterday while playing with
the animal M o'Grady of 1908 McAllister
street. while walking along Octavia street
near Hayes. was bitten by mastiff dog He
treated at the Central Emergency Hos
pital.
Board of Bank Commissioners issued license
yesterday for the establishment of the Holly
wood Savings and Trust Company at Holly
wood. The capital stock of the new instittI-
tion is $25, 900. G. W. Hoover has been elected
president of the bank and j. Eugene Law
cashier.
WILL HOLD A FLORAL TEA-rbe ladies
of st. Stephens Church will hold a floral tea
at 1914 Suffer street next Saturday In the
afternoon from to and in the evening from
to TO- for the benefit of the church. The
ladies have been raising plants which they
will sell. There will be music and refresh
ments.
ENTERTAINMENT OF GRADUATES The
Mission High School Alumnae gave an en-
tertainment and dance last night at Hinman' g
Hall Twenty first and Howard large
old acquaintance were renewed After the
entertainment the crowd danced and had a
good time.
SULLIVAN EsTATE.-An appraisement of
the estate of the late jeremiah D. Sullivan,
filed in the Probate Court yesterday, shows its
value to be $57 $50 40 of which SO 900 was
collected for life insurance and $6399 for rents
OF the realty the two valuable properties are
the lot on Davis street. Washington ap-
praised at $4,000. and Broderick street
near Oak. at $4,000.
NOT SATISFIED WITH WINE-Goldberp
Bowen & Co., alleging dissatisfaction with the
quality of Dos Mesas wines delivered to the
firm last year between March and October
recovery of $4693 paid on account to N
Cross. The agreed price of the wines sold
was $6065 and 1t is set forth that the product
was guaranteed TO be pure. mature and uni
form. The complaint declares that the wine
had none of these qualities and its return
was rendered but refused
ASKS PAY FOR BROKEN HEAD-A suit
for $10.51T 45 damages was begun yesterday
against the Otis Elevator Company by VIII
liam Litzius who alleges that his skull was
broken by a falling iron wrench while he was
engaged In cleaning the brick work in the
elevator shaft of the James l.. Flood
building. The accident happened on August
last and the elevator company. which had the
contract for installing eight elevators is held
to be responsible because it neglected to place
q covering over the shaft to prevent the
dropping OF stray tools.
EMERY WANTS HIS FREEDOM The
Supreme Court has granted an alternative writ
of habeas corpus in favor of A. r. Emery of
Oakland. who alleges that he is illegally re-
strained of his liberty by Superintendent
Clark of the Stockton asylum. The petitioner
was committed last July, but was released on
parole few weeks later and taken East in
the custody of his brother. In Noyemher
Emery returned to Oakland and was again
arrested and sent to the asylum without being
taken before the Judge of any court This
procedure he says was illegal. The case will
be heard before Judge Smith at Stockton
Emery is alleged to have threatened the lives
of members of his family at the time he was
first committed.