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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-05
FRATERNAL INDEX.
The Grand Masonic Temple to BE
Erected in Chicago.

I'm order TO secure insertion al matter In.
tended for this column should be handed in
addressed to the A" Fraternal Editor" All COM
munIeations must bear The name and address OF
the sender; If not, the matter will not be pub
lishedl
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-05

1927, Friday. July 18th. District No. 10, j. o.
JephsOn d. d. &. D.-Anch0r, No. 1866. Mon
day. July 7lh; Far West, No. 1924. Thursday,
July 10th; Fidelity, No. 210S, Friday, July
18th. District No. 10, Goswin Wilder, d. d. e.
D.-Germania, No. IT'S (pu5lic installationl.
Tuesday. ,lulY 9Th.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-05
omcial Assessment Table.


NJ MISREPRESENTATION
There Will be no assessments for July in the
Champions of the Red Cross aud the Fraternal
Guild. To the present writing none will be
levied in The Young Mems Institute and the
Young Ladies' Institute.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-05

A colored woman Of Adairsville dropped dead
from heart disease from the effects of applying
snuff TO her gums with a tooth. brush,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-05

A company has been formed at Seattle 10 man.
uiacture bricks by a patent process.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-05

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-05

FOR Ldte ShIpputJ fatetttDeRcs sec Eighth Pags
Arrived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
MORE DRIP-PANS on ELEVATED ROADS

Tho Committee Railroads Of the Ecard II Alder
r1cn, listened yesterday to the complaint Of &. l.
Schampain. representing the Taxpayers Central 1850
cation that the number Of drip pans under the Second
and Thrdavc. elevated railways WAS insufficient.
lie asked Mat the company DC compelled - supply
more. Colonel Hahn, general manager, replied that
$3.50 900 had already been spent in drppans and that
g. 900 worth more would be put up.
Colonel L. T. wood told the committee that the
New York City and suburban Surface Railroad had
decided 10 change its route so ~ not 10 interfere with
Jerome ave for distance Of two miles above McCombs
Dam Bridge. Chairman HincE!oN said that the
propcrt holders should have public hearing. Alder
men Lynch and Moeius, who represent tho Annexed
District, ASKED That tie Harlem Bridge, Mouisnna ana
Fortam Company be required TO run their every
niiecn ruIcs between ] and a. m. William Cauld-
field treasurer Of the road, said that TO do this would
bankrupt the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
B4ry.RD COLLEGE Is rLorRrsYIyG.

The Trustees Of Barnard College. tic annex for
women Mt Columbia COLLEGE, held their annual meeting
az 80. 3a3 M,dison-avc. yesterday afternoon. Those
rre5cHt we're tho Rev. Arthur BROOKS chairman: lr,
Joseph II. thoat", vice chairman; Hamilton W. Nabr
secretary Jacob II. SciG treasurer MS Francis IT,
Arnold Mss llelca Dawes Brown. Ms. william C.
Irovncll. Sas u. hrownrl Frederic r. Coudcrt Mrs.
Alfred Meyer. George 4. pimp;on Mg,. JOHN -.
Rockefeller, Mrs James '. T. sranahan. Mrs James
Taicott. Miss Ella weed and Miss Alice Williams tins
treasurer made his annual report, which showed that
the college has received $3.50 In Subscriptions "a SIS
I'm ifts ard III $50 IN fees while the total recouts
hav3 been 81 .O-I 81. The balanc, now or hand
ff1m whch two months expenses hrn vet TO IL" de-
Quoted IL g., Os5, which means that the c0ore /, in
four, hing financial condition. Tho annual election nf
officers resulted In the reelection OF lasr wear; boa-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10

.I,dgc Lawrence. IN TIE supreme Court Chambers
vcs.erday handed down an opinion denying the apph'
c,ti,n ~ Patrick H. Mccain for a thirty days notoc
instead q ten days notice from the Park Comn.s-
ioucr; before he obliged - &c; out OF the NOUN
IT. Vincent restaurant.
Tho General Term OF the supreme Court yes'eraAy
handed down All opinion uphodins tie lower court
in IL denial oi permit the Third Avenue Railroad
company permitting TO substitute sseie power fof
horse power to move its cars. Inc ueheFh Term
holds A. tic lower court did. that the compahy
charter does not cniitlc il % use cablcpoweF Inc
opinion Is written by Presiding Justice Van brnn''
Mrs Josephine NJ Mcbride secured IhI'eu u''oIs'
t.o,c ago aud tho CONT allowed .eF f.uvy F" SSS
numonN. The Gcac.as Term OF me Snprfut I'm. "a,
Yesterday h4ndct down an opinion reversing t.tS
decision OF the lower court and ordcglHe a nc" "ld'
Mr. N,Llldc Is a wealthy tc1 mctthiht'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
rynrcruryr AGAINST KGArIyG DISMISSED

Jane, =. kcatinr, the former Warden Of Ludlow
street jail. and David McGonlcal the deputy sher'f,
who were indicted for bribery recently, were released
from the charges against them Wednesday The
dismissal of the indictments followed sequence 10
the dismissal 10y Judge Barrett of the Indictment
against Bernard +. Martin and Deputy shcrins Weioh
and Young The charcc against kcairg and Ne
Gonisal waS based upon statements made by Nelson
licrsh a reporter. who SAID that no had given Eoncy
to them while under arrcst order OF court III 4
civil salt. b,st.lct Attorney Fellows wrote on the
heating McGopgal Indictment AN indictment against
BERNARD +. Martin involving thc same questions Of
law having been dcmurrcd therein and Mr.. Justice
Barrett having decided that the said indictment was
.r.u0cicrt therefore, under the said decision these
indictments cannot b. sustained. and r'commFId
their dsmiss9L" Jud g Fitzgerald granted The appli-
cation ana dlsnlis scd the Indictment.
No mention wa' made 4 the misdcmcnnor chlrge,
hich iudtc Barrett intlWGtcd might 10 made, II me
facts wcrc n charged against MARTIN and Others The
OCCUPATIONS against Martin were oltawcd II the offence
wcYa a mlsde9I"aDOr but the casc Of MCGOn.gal and
Heating !, recent one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
THE COURTS.
LARGE SUNS MISAPPLIED.
A DECISION REVERSED IN A BIG RAILWAY con.

DECISION REVERSED IN BIG RAILWAY cox.
soLIDATIoS CASE
Tho stockholders of the Ohio Central Railway, the
Richmond and Allcghany Railroad and the Atlantic
and Northwestern Railway entered into an agreement
in 1897 % raise fund OF $1,000 0O0 consolidate the
three companies named. and build the connecting links
needed have railroad extending from Toledo Ohio,
to Richmond. Va. The money was raised but the
legislature OF Virginia refused 10 allow the Richmond
and Allegheny road t. enter into the agreement, -
the consolidation never effected. George /. seney
and Samuel shetiar made committee 70 PIT the
Sj.O000 CO which was raised, where 1t was proposcd
to put it By the consolidation agreement. some time
ago David H. Gould brought suit in behalf OF him
self and other stockholders Of the Ohio Central Rail-
road and the Atlantic and Northwestern Railway TO
require Seney and >hethar % give an accounting o.
the manner Of the disposition OF the funds
The case before Judge O'brlen, in tile supreme
Court. Judge o'Br.en sent the TO referee.
after deciding that tie committee must make an
accounting. The referee reported that OF the money
in the hands Of Sency aud sAethar the amount OF
II 100000 was given to the Richmond and Allegheny
Company, 500, 900 paid 10 the Ohio Central Com
pany, 514- O66 80 paid upon the coupons Of tho
ohio Central Company, and the sum OF Sl,2Oo'oOo
spent FOR the purpose Of construction, As provided
in the .gintl constellation agreement Judge
OBrien held that the committee had expended the
money for the purposes for which II was raised an
Consequently there no cause tor action agains'
them.
An appeal was taken to the General Term of tho
supreme Court. and an opinion, written by Judge
Daniels, and cOncurred In by Presiding Justice van
Bunt and Judge Brady, mobiles Judge o,hr zen,
dec sion on important points. The opinion holds tha'
tie con ,odaion was not consummated because ing
Richmond and Allegheny could not enter into i ana
consequently that company never became emitted ID
any pat OF the fund OF q 600. The committee
the court holds, was never authorized to advancs inc
sum Of 81 $50, 900 20 the Richmond and Alleghany
Company, and consequently seney and Shethar mus,
account to the contributors for that amount. The
cour. also holds that the payment OF Sl4.Ooo 80 10
meet the interest the coupons Of the ohio Central
Company was also unauthorized. and the committee
must account TO the stockholders for that amount.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
THE CorRr OF APPEALS.

Au,nv MAY 9-In the Court II Appeals ocay me
following decisions were handed down;
II re- john O'Bymc in re judicial settlement u
Geors, ". berger, etc. ttuslee, ,"1 If Sneida
%S.'p,sl uagO; the People aet. L. bennington SOILS
IL" NJ, 'itolna, RincWoOd ct all, the feop.e e Ie'
-? ,,.r. IN, People cN ri FREDERICK lleHsiiiI,
nrnnllIut a.,. john Ncthve et al! 'ONhlss'ohe1s'
49, >ni,top Gl, .ad E!ccilc company, lc,Ponuells'
an Rowland y. lafG&, MaNcf Weston Z, ~, -,
"r'' ,i.D.I a., I,mc, Il. Watts. the People cA ici
lEtIworfh Choaic, appellant Az. FeOrse g. hI.e.,
t,.ncr ETC., ~ r. application Mascara ais h"li"ss
rc,ue rN rel joan Iar' appellant, asV' MiIed'0' -
ISr. order affirmed win costs. 80.
Robert NJ. Clare surviving partner. appc'n,, as.i i
Samuel Lockwood ct al. Judgment of me pe',I'S'
rcn reversed with cost, IN taat court ana III I'e'
'Ca ir1r,t,nt of The special FERN affirmed. vi,
rhc Mutual Life Insurance company OF New, nora
.r.i,laut aCi. the New York HagbOr IOwb0at GA.
Many: Tho state Rank OF Camden, y; j. respon.cem,'
T. george II. richardson john Franklin, mspotc Ferry
Laroad Company the Nc" ora Smei'ils a mi,rS,
inps company, appellant ag George Leo oFI s,Iles
b astn, snd Gefs 9iRpSh1i; or aS appellant
agt the Union Bucst0nc Company, ctc. f's nu
uorcan. eXecutgiN, appellant aSt samuel heA0' """
oiheIs judgment Alarmed, with costs. =, Van
The United states Lie insurance Company VI a,Scr.
York appellant act. George ". Poillon ana ouic'''
Appeal dismissed. with costs. 1890. .. uo,or
Inc People. respondent. agt. William Henry ha%c"'
Judgment reversed and defendant discharged
Tho following causes were argued . MAIL
William Holden and another, appellants, ag' "n'
Marsarct;a Reinscn and Others, appellants. as,.
George ; Wheeler and the city OF Brooklyn rc'poHu'
William II. Plycr, appellant, AIT. the Geriasna'
John Reyter. respondent, ast. Mary Birch kceo'
appellant. sn..os~
The court then took a until June al sAfa'os>
springs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
co,oynL HoGEnS 4FhhSrAD ArLAsr
uE PLACED niHsrLF ~ TIE Tolls tyD Nay
T!ND TEoUBLl ~ GETTING or

III PLACED niNsrLF ~ TIE Tolls tyD Nay
r!ND TRoUDLl Is GETTING or.
colonel \. II. nooorp Dcplty Comm',sorcr Of
street Cleaning delivered himself up to slcrg ,ches
ycstcrday and locked up Ia Ludlow street Jan
ON May judge Barrett. Of the supreme Court; Issued
an order g commit Co!Drcl Roger, % jail for con.
tempt 81 court because c had failed T. pny SlO costs
fl tho case 81 Patick cone. an inmate Of IN Insane
asylum on Wards Island whom the CJloacl had
brough: to couri VIZ, Of Aahcis corpus filling
10 establish Tire mans sanity. so effort seems TO
have been made 10 execute Jldsc Barrett. order Of
commitment but several previous occasions the
Colonel Ia, gou. 10 tie 7hcriG's Office Ia surrender
himself without success. Yesterday Wl"n he cane
again tic Necessary papers had been received, and
Deputy Sheriff CsTaher took NJ. Roger, into custody
Tho Colonel was prepared for the emergency. how.
ever, and produced petition for a VIII Of habeAs
corpus which he had drawn up. &. y. Russell
lawyer and friend Of ihc Colonies, took tnc petition
to Judge Andrew. who granted IT,. but made II r.
urnablo at the supreme Court Chambers. at 10 a. m
today. Til, was not exactly what colonel ROGERS
expected lie bid drawn up the order for The Judge
10 sign lxn- tic time for The Icturn OF tho habcas
corpus ~ 3:I5 =. ~. ye'ieriay. When Judge An
drcas changed the hour to 10 a. M - dry +; meant
night ~ lca,:. in Ludlow street Jail Dor the Colonel
which he had evidently not counted upon Bat ne
toos tie mot;cr philosopAical.y.
%cycr mind &c said, speaking q orc Of tho
friend, accompanying him. WHOM lac had succeeded
in Lhc?atln- from Ward, i.lagd, never niui
Incarceration IN Ludlow street Jail iOr day two
v.n onl, ada to uy c.l"1cncc, In tn, matter /
have rot thirty nine sane people OFT o. the mYatlc
q } lam and don't cApcc' sd,rcs, without IL cting
WIN trouble. | dm doinG tis u hnd Out what
rl.n:s poor man hae Ia III cOurtS.'
Another complication appeared when Frederick -
swain representing the rlcrin's coung-l. Informed
Colonel Rogers that tho sheriff would prUaurc ~! ,
body In court thi. morning unlcs, tn shcrfs tees
g. 10 paid.
Il haven't got 81 1O.7 answered The Colonel and
! won't * anybody % lrud Il 80 nc"
"Thrn you viii probably spend ncXt sunday In
fail remarked M lti-'rl!.
don't care Il ! do" the Colonel answered hrnvrIy
& I will iesi TIE whole question at once. / know
that there arc pcOplc WHO would Ike to hccp nc In
Jail for ne"
Tin colonel wrote i';"r; from 81" shcrin's Office
10 number Of lawyers who had offered their services
10 aid him IN his work, requesting them 10 be- on hand
in conr, this morning when tho was called Then
be walked Gayly toward Luflo" 81. with Drputy
Sheriff CaTahcr.
IL was understood tl.at tho Colonel will rot be
brought 70 cour; to-day unless another writ IS ssnrd
n!r. swain said that Section 1000. Of the Code o.
ryll Procedure prevented 1t. unless The costs
paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
THE STANDARD OIL TRUST WINS.
NOT SHOWN TO BE SUBJECT TO THE ORDINARY
RULES GOVERNING CORPORATIONS.

RULES GOVERNING CORPORATIONS.
The General Term Of the supreme Court handed
down a number OF opinions yesterday, and among
them was one In the suit Of George Rice against John
D. Rockefeller and the other trustees OF the standard
OIL Trust, 10 compel the latter 70 transfer on It's
books six Trust certificates held by Rice, 10 his
name The case was tried before a Special Term
Judge and a Judgment given in favor Of Rice The
General Term. IN an opinion written by Presiding
Justice Van Brunt and concurred in by Judges Brady
and Daniels, reverses the lower courts decision, aad
gives Judgment IN favor OF the Trust, and orders
new trial.
The court says. in part II is sought upon the
part Of the counsel for the plaintiff to ken the rights
of the plautf TO those OF stockhoder OF corpora
ton: and tAiS suggestion 10 have been adoptei
bv the court below Int there is nothing IN IN.
alterations Of the complaint which tends u snow lAt
mis- association the standard on Trust exercises any
OF the r!Ct, Of COrpOrGton or i subject u Any VI
the restrictions governing corporations. IN iacl' W.
know little OF nothing of the internal aFgdlecHehs
or con stitutOn Of th, association. and cannot tec
fore determine the rights ot parties interested ~
uc,Ing OF a transfer o. this certificate would under
Inc disclosed upon tn, trial De a.a',e
cou.y and good conscience, 10 J, tF"e va. tn9
learned judge found that because the paln',i ~.
sworn that when he purchased these shares he ala
:, without any hostile intentions toward TIE rus,
Int that his only desire was 70 enjoy tlc osuihsly
icr,l rights Of shareholder. thar therefore ne Nas
attua,cd nv 10 motives hostile 10 the Interests Vi VIC
association. Bat We think that tle evidence eS'AU
U,fes h.yond question, that there wa no V.a Sy
motive h,t hostile one which actaaied the plalntn
IN the purchase # these cerl.c3.eN 81 sldse'' NC"
rial oracr,l with costs % abide event
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
TUO HTGHWiT ECBBERS SENTENCED.
THEIR FoRMrR COOP CHARACTER 40 PALLIA.
TON q SUCH A CRIME.

TON q SUCH A CRIME.
Timothy eicchan and Mark j. Reilly, workmcn
from Bridgeport. Conn. caalo 10 this city about the
middle Of April. They could not find work. and.
although they had apparently been honest before their
arrival In this city, they knocked down and robbed
on April 10. Mrs. Deborah Herman. slight middle
AGED woman. who walking along West onc-hun-
dicd and fifteenth It.. LcnoN They snatcEcd
her pocltcbook as shc lay on the ground. but wcrc
pursued aud captured. They pleaded guilty to an
attempt at robbery In tho first degree and
fained before Recorder Smyth Yesterday for sentence
Tier counsel. =. s. Hnlc. showed many statement,
f.om residents o: bridgeport t. the effect tha, the
ncn Industrious and self supporting.
Recorder Sny;h said. In answer to the suggestion
q the lawyer that the Ecn might bo sent to "A re
i,rmatoTy. a the deed the result OF a sudden
Impulse: 3" ] satisfied OF the good character OF
theso incn before they committed this act, bat Tho
punished. Not content with stealing from \ woman,
t,cse big ruGians knocked her down In the pnbliG
street incting injurics upon her. II 1t were Jour
would not be here asllng for mercy never Lnvo
p"raols conyltd Of this grade Of crime 10 tie
Eeioi matoTy and | never expect "a do so. Each ot
the defendants !, sentenced To the Satc Prison hard
labor FOR the term Of ave years and seven months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
TIE WOMAN SENT TIE CHILD Rack.

Louis Folkmsn, OF No. Sc Cl!nton-s went 70 Po-
lice Headquarters yesterday and reported that his little
daughtor Fannie, six years Old, had disappeared mys
tcriously. The child WAS playing In the street at
3 p. III. on Thursday and out Of sight Of her
home. Folhman said yesterday that he thought tie
child had been abducted. At his request general
alarm sent out by superintendent Murray. order
ing police search AS Folkman was returning TO his
home he his little daughter in the street. She
said "nicc lady" took her 10 house In the
ncghborhCod on Thursday evening gave her a good
supper and put her 10 bed Yesterday the tool,
her back 10 the piarc where she had found her and
left her in the street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10

CLERKS at Police Headquarters yesterday conpiled
a statement showing the nationality OF the members
Of the force. from the superintendent down 10 the
frcshee: doorman. OF tho $40 policemen a.273 Arc
native born. OIL were born in Ireland la I'm Ger.
many, 30 In England, In scotland IN France 9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
SryT TO PRISON FOE KILLING HIS WIFI

Charles c. schultz the Tailor Of No. Elcrtdge. ST. .
Who last September. kicked and beat his wife until
she died OF Ter Injuries. sentenced Yesterday by
Judge Cowing eleven years In the State Prison Tho
Jurors who convicted him OF mans slaughter In tho
second degree recommended him 10 mercy There
was no Witness "a the quarrel between the husband
and Wife and the circumstances connected with IL
could only be gathered by Inference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
LITTLE CHANGE ~ TIE BUSINESS STU ATIoy.

The business, failures In the last week. as reported
10y Il. q. Dun y Co., of the Mercantile Agency mum
berrd $50 IN the United states and twenty four In
Canada. total OF 200 against oIl In the previous
weck, and 2o7 in the corresponding week last year In
change IN the business situation The most potent IN
nucnceS arc the probabilities Of monetary expansion
and the enormous volume OF trafnc. Labor contso
vcr,ic, have caused less Interruption than had been
anticipated. The operations In products have Dcch
remarkably largo at advancing prices but mainly be
OF expected loss of production this year The
money market has been fairly supplied and prospects
OF greater ease arc excellent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10

in Nova Scotia 10 in other Canadian a. cpnm aeE in
UaIS, ! in Bohemia, in the West lnaies' IN
MeXlco in Finland and at the Jayc Ui VU arc ,n,ny
iir,o,r the natve-born policemen ho"o'e'' "'N ''
~ irish and German perentaGc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10

THE NORTH FED By TIE SOUTH.
The traveller embarking on a steamer at Val
paraiso at once discovers that he is bound for
intermediate ports which derive all their food
supplies from Central and Southern Chilli. There
are droves Of cattle on the lower deck to pro-
vide fresh meat for tie towns OF the rainlcsS
zone TIE sftcrpsrt Of the vessel is largely
cupicd By vendors OF vegetables, fruits, butter.
eggs chickens. ducks and hams. They are
allowed to display their wares in small stalls and
bic baskets aud when the steamer arrives in
port, markct-deaers swarm out in small boats
u Obtain supplies from these Tcdlcrs Every
steamer OF the English and Gillian lines is
ycrtcd into a floating market all tho way from
Valparaiso TO IquiQue where the stalls are
removed and the huc,lstcrS dispose of
tie remnants Of their stock on shore. Beans.
peas. lettuce onions. green corn. tomatoes. Gu
cumbcrs aud potatoes are sold by the measure
on tie main deck. with prolonged Spanish chaf-
fering. Enormous baskets Of grapes, pears
pcachcs pllmS, aud aprlcots. trimming full at
Valparaiso. are gradually emptied in the passe &c
north Butter. cheese, condensed milk flour,
and dry groceries of all kinds consigned TO
markctmen In the various ports and are unloaded
in lighters. At every stopping place cattle arc
hoistcd by the donkey-engine high In air and LEI
down into barges In this way the supplies arc
landed on the coast and taken inland u the adj
jacent towns and mining camps by railway. The
rainLcss zone produces nothing except mineral
wealth IL has 10 he fed week by week, almost
day by day. from Valparaiso. Talcahuona and
the South.
The Gillian seaboard extends from the Peru
Wan frontier beyond africa TO Cape Horn. a
distance Of over $500 miles. and comprising
40 degrees of latitude. and an area of nearly
800, 900 English square miles. The northern
belt, stretching from the 18th TO the goth par
alels Is without rain At La Serena. at the
southern limit Of this zone. there is rainfall
of l-2 inches In the Of q year. This
belt contains the nitrate deposits and silver and
copper mines and il ore OF inexhaustbe mineral
wealth From the Goth 20 Tie 33d parallels is an