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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-23

Collins, W; Miss Lizzie Lewis, g.; Mrs Lizz Z,
Fitzpatrick, Sentinel; w. A. Harvey, M D., NJ.
E.; Jessie Fitzpatrick, o.; j. P. Gallagher
Michael D0nohue, II. G. Coleman. Trustees.
This lodge starts out with every prospect Oh De-
coming q frst-class one. ~,
Success Lodge, No. &C. was instituted in THIS
city at Shells Building. Oh the II th inst, oy H.
j. Reynolds, ID. d. &. c., assisted by pumper
OF Grand Lodge officers. The following are me
officers installed: Mrs. Amy, Crone. < g;
CHARLES A. Kushner, e.; Sarah Berkheini, y. =: |;
Rose Flzsimmons. s.; Jennie Fisher. f.; Kate lss
Fitzsmmons, T.; Annie John, Chaplain; Nslie
FuZsimmons, NJ; George ID. Grueing, W.; Jean
DrivoD. g.; A. Hassebush. sentinel; Grace Ras,
SpOsitO, o.; Tfustees-A. BertnaD, Elsie Bert
main aud Hermann Rlennaecker. This lodge
will no doubt achieve what its name indicates.
Columbia Lodge, No 81, was instituted iast
Saturday evening az Red Mems Hall, $40 Post ,sa
street, by William Tbackeray. V. 6. G., with the
following list of officers: 7. Veasey, T. C.; >. \.
Reid, c.; w. Ii. Leltch. V. e.: L. Clafesey; .. |;
+. b. Veasey, f.; Mrs. Z. Cross, Chaplain; MISS
Nellie Cross, M; Miss Lizzie Walsh, W; w;
Cross, g.. Henry Tweedy Sentinel. and George
L, Fitch, Md, NJ. E.. This lodge starts out WIN
a large list of enthusiastic members.
GTeeDan Lodge, No. 81, Will hold an open
meeting on Tuesday evening next. Prepara-
lions are being made 10 have an excellent enter
tanment, and an enjoyable time is anticipated
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A CORPSE IN MIDAIR.
Dragged From the Sea Over
Point LObOs Cliff.

A dead mans body. mangled out of all
human semblance, decomposed, with few
tailored rags clinging to the trunk and
limbs, was discovered Thursday evening
tossing about upon the breakers of Point
Lobos. The Morgue officials were informed
of the CHASTITY discovery and drove to the
place later, but were unable to take the
body from where it lay upon the sands after
being rescued from the waves.
A second attempt was made yesterday
morning by the Coroner's deputies, who
mad armed themselves with long ropes to
haul the unknown dead to the summit Of
the rock above the cove. A man named
Charles WEIGH reached the almost mac
cessible place beneath the beetlng rock
and made the corpse fast to rope. Then
five men began to heave on the line. They
had the body within ten feet of the top of
the cliff when it slipped from the rope and
pitched headlong to the bottom, distance
Of fully 100 feet. A second effort was sue
cessful, resulting in its being hauled to the
top, where the Morgue wagon was in readl-
ness to receive it,
Apparently the drowned man was middle
aged, but it was all guess work attempting
to describe his possible appearance in life,
for his features are beyond recognition and
his clothing is in shreds..sNor was anything
found on him by which he might be ldenti-
fed. He had been in the sea for weeks.
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N0kLD'S FAIR.
Additional Delegates to the Approaching
Convention.

Additional Delegates to the Approaching
Convention.
y meeting of the Executive Committee of
the San Francisco Worlds Fair Association
VIII be held next Tuesday to arrange for
TRANSPORT alton and accommodation of dele
gates TO the convention in Metropolitan
Han on September 18th next. A. S. Halli-
die and David Kerr were appointed dele
gates yesterday. The attendance at the
convention is likely to be reduced by the
refusal Of the Southern Pacific to give half
fare rates. Only one AMI one-third rates
have been secured ct present, but a com
mittee appointed for that purpose will en-
deavor to secure quarter reduction.
The following are the latest additions to
the delegates:
San francisco Chamber OF COmmerce-Robert
Watt, W. W. MORROW
San Francisco Worlds Fair AssoclatiOn-David
Kerr, A. S. Haliidie.
Manufacturers Association. San Francisco
Daniel L. Hayes, AansOn H. Phelps.
Salinas Cry Board OF EducaliOn-W. NJ. +.
Parker, NJ. Hartwell.
Lydia ParoT. No 10, OF Cousa, N D. G. W.
Mrs. ". j. Cooke, Mrs. j. w. Porter
San Diego iarlor, No. 1oS, n. 5. q. WI. v.
Bacon.
Santa Cruz Parlor No. %, Native Daughters
Miss May Baldwin and Miss Agnes wilkins.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
a Number of Adoptions in Several of til
SuborhInnte Tribes.

.a,.,,,,,,s -, A..
"a u Auo IN a. Vi '"e
Subordinate 1rlDes.
On Monday evening Pohonachee Tribe, No. 10.
received four applications for membership and
next couneil night viii have adoptlons.
~, frmasda,, EVENING MionInnomah Trthe No
On Heau"s -, 'Nat, - 9 ~ w
y, hau dh auopiiUh. rleu ID auut " Q. o.' anu
W. H. hughes, 7. D, NO. IL, were present anu
assisted in The work.
ManzauiIa Tribe NO 4 on Wednesday even
inc had an ado,ttou. which was done In A yery
a' -, - ~, - RI ,riha H. raoai,ad two
cieultaole lhauHe'' ihe 'iiDe "iso ieeei,ou wv
Applications for membership. Among the WIS.,
itoIs were: j. w. Mdher, q. c. OF r.; Il. l..
Eufey F. s Oneida Tribe No "a Philadelphia
Pa: e. o. While OF Nashawtuc Inbe, No 49,
Concord Mass and Paolo Salisbury j. S. OF
Mod0c Tribe No 81
Seminole Hay.makers' Association held It's
regnTar concl3ye IN Wednesday evening, with
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HARD ON MERCHANTS.

San Jose's New sireet-Obstruction Law
Under Hire.
David RiDaldo and f. A. Taylor, two
prominent business men Of San Jose, were
before the Supreme Court yesterday on
writs Of habeas corpus, which were sued
out TO test the validity of the new San Jose
street-obstruction ordinance, under which
the two gentlemen had been arrested and
fined $40.
The merchants of San Jose are, with two
exceptions, said to be a unit in opposing
the ordinance, and have combined TO resist
it. In 1881 the city of San Jose passed an
ordinance prohibiting merchants from ex-
hIbItlng their wares on the sidewalk. The
law remained dead letter until last June,
when the Council passed an amendatury or
dinance providing for the punishment of
any person violating the first.
An effort TO enforce the new ordinance
resulted in the arrest Of RInaldo and Tay-
Tor. The validity of the law was argued
against yesterday by FL. V. Morehouse be-
fore the Supreme Court, which took the
matter under advisement.
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STILL A MYSTERY,
The Detectives In the Dark About Jacob
SONS Deui Ii.

The Detectives In the Dark About Jacob
sons Death.
How was jacobson shot?" is the ques-
ton that still puzzles the detectives. How
and by whom and for what purpose? In
view of the fact that several attempts at
highway robbery have recently been re-
ported to the police, Chief Crowley is in
clined to believe that jacobson was shot by
robbers.
Professor Taafe of ST. Mary's College,
Mission road, was stopped while crosslng
the Paramount tract by two masked high
waymen. He parleyed with them and they
were frightened away when he blew e
police whistle. John Lally, proprietor OF
a liquor-stOre on Mission road, was =" stood
up" by two men who wore masks at his Sa-
loon about week ago. He drew his pistol
quietly and they ran away.
These cases are cited among others TO
show that footpads are quite active at pres
ent and may have in the same way assaulted
and shot jacobson.
1t is now known that there was bright
light in the parlOr of Jacobson's house
when he returned after midnight on Sun
day morning. The police have not found
out who was visiting the house at that
early hour nor can they find the visitor.
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W. 7. GAKRATT'S ESTATE.
Partial Distributor secured by the Ed,

Partial Distribution Secured by the Elder
Son.
The petition of William T. CARAT Jr.
for a portion Of his share of his late fathers
estate was again before Judge Coffey yes
terday. The Court signed decree which
directed that upon receiving from the young
man a bond Of indemnity against any posi-
BILE creditors, the widow and eXecutrix,
Mrs Anna G. CARAT. pay over to him one
half of the rents collected by her from the
property at 5l3 and 515 Market street, for
the seven months that have elapsed since the
elder Garratts death. The oDe-half amounts
to about $500. She was also directed to
let the heir into absolute possession OF an I'M
divided one-half of the property itself, and
it was decreed that he was and is owner-in-
fee of such One-half interest.
The guardian of the other son of de-
cea sed, Milton d. CARAT, has petitioned
for not only the other undivided half of the
Nj aTket-street property with its accrued
revenues, but also an undivided one-thrd
of the improved real property at the north
west corner of Fremont and Nat0ma streets,
75x137 e feet, the site of the Garratt Brass
and Machine Works. This petition will be
heard on Septem Der I'd next.
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
The Approaching Anniversary of Liberty
Lodge of This City,

The Approaching Anniversary of Liberty
Lodge of This City.
P. L. Archibald, D. d. G. d., accompanied by
a number of members Of Yosemite Lodge, No.
1880, made a frateTnal visit to Eagle Lodge, No.
22O4, on the evening OF Wednesday, The 18th
inst. The occasion was enveued By speeches,
songs and fecltations and at late hour the
very pleasant meeting WAS brought to a close.
Union Lodge, No. 1895, conferred the degree
on two candidates at its session Oh Tuesday
evening last.
f. L. Sutherland, G. D., visited and Installed
the officers Of San Jose Lodge, No. 1908, last
evening.
Tie pre- parations for the celebration OF the
first anniversary Of Liberty Lodge, No. 1896.
are being completed. This celebration will take
candidates at the regular lodge meeting on
tuesday evening, September I'd, aud literary
and musical entertainment and social at Union
square Hall on the following "wednesday even
Ing.
Charles 81. Holcomb, d. d. G. D., will hold an
open dlsricl meeting IN the hall OF Union Lodge,
Shiels Building. next Tuesday evening. Prepa-
ratOns have been made for a grand time, and the
members of the various lodges OF his district are
giving HIM their support. Committeeman have
been appointed by each lodge to assist in making
ii the most success siu aud enjoyable district
meeting OF the season.
b. f. Nelson, Su preme Reporter announces
the following gain OF membership in the juris-
diclions named for the week ending 10th inst.
Alabama 4. Arkansas 3. California L. Colorado
2, Florida L, Georgia i, Illinois 8, Indiana TO-
Kentucky A. Louisiana 2, Maine /, Massachu
setts 4, Minnesota 5, Mississippi 8, Missouri G,
New Jersey Is, New York %, North Carolina l,
Ohio 8. Pennsylvania 4, Rho de Island l, South
Carolina z, Tennessee 8, Texas A, Virginia 1,
Wisconsin 3 total l79
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THE CITY'S PATIENTS.
Annual Reports of City Physician 81
Police Surgeon.

AnHual hepOrts OF Slty Ghysiclan ana
Police Surgeon.
City Physician Yeamans in his annual
report filed yesterday says that the County
Jail is in as good condition. from sanitary
standpoint, as it can be i'll its present loca-
ton.
The Twenty sixth street Hospital, he
says, needs better water supply. If fire
should break out under present circum-
stances the building could not be saved.
The Institution now has but seven Inmates,
SIX of whom are leDers.
AT the Receiving Hospital 741 indigents
and 652 jail prisoners have been treated dur
ing the year.
The annual report of Police Surgeon
Williams, which accompanies the above
mentioned report, states that 1862 patients
were received during the year, 56 Of whom
died and were brought in dead. OF the
whole number 722 were sent to the City
Prison and 1913 to the City and County Hos
pital. There were 2S3 cases of alcoholism,
II Of delirlum tremens and AZ Of insanity.
There were jl guEshot-w0und cases, 8 OF la
grippe and IS of sprained ankles. Seventy
nine were wounded over the eye, 16l were
hurt in the fingers and 1S4 in the hand.
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down toward the babies playing on the
walk. Another moment and the spirited
animals would have trod the little ones un-
der foot. The children, stupefed with
fright, stood still. just then Officer Paul
son OF the esplaines-street Station, who
was at the crossing, saw the danger the
little ones we're in. He ran at the top of
his speed, caught one of the horses by the
bit, and, exerting his strength, pulled the
horses head downward. He was thrown
down, dragged several feet, and his uni
form torn and bedraggled, but he hung on
and finally succeeded in stopping the run
Always. But for his bravery several of the
children would have been seriously, if not
fatally injured The officers action was
loudly applauded by several hundred spec
tators.-Herad.
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UNLUCKY MANNHEIM.
Indictments for Forgery Keep Piling u
Against Him.

Indictments for Forgery Keep Piling Up
Against Him.
The Grand Jury presented another in
dictment yesterday against S. S. Mannheim,
charging him with forgery. This makes
three similar charges against him. The
last case was discovered in peculiar way
Mannheim forged a check for $50 ON New
mark & Co., and on the strength of it bor-
rOwed $50 of Charles Kittelberger, prumis-
ing to 90 with the latter to the bank on the
following day and draw the money. He
failed to put in an appearance and Kittel-
berger saw nothing more of him until ole
day he happened to be in Judge Van Rey-
negom's court, and there recognized his
handsome debtor in the prisoners dock,
waiting to answer one of the frst-iound
indictments. The recognition was mutual,
and calling Kittelberger over 10 the dock
Mannheim begged him, for Gods sake"
not to say anything about the matter; that
he would surely settle in few days. Kit
telberger, however, did not heed the APP
peal, and told the Grand Jury all about the
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.
Commercial, Electric, Commission an,
In L.

Commercial, Electric, Commission and
Church Companies.
The following articles of Incorporation
have been filed in the Office OF the County
Clerk:
Denborn Company: Directors-Richard Stev-
enson OF Berkeley and Henry A. Cummings,
George +. Richardson, James HorsbuIgh Jr.,
William Sproule, j. Otto Heppner. William Z.
Brown Of san Francisco Capital stock 500, 900,
OF which Sl4O0 has been subscribed. The COM
pany Will carry on publishing, mining and com
mercal business.
Pacific NenslrOm Electric Railway Company:
Dlrectors-Dwight f. Ryland of San Jose aud :.
/: Ryland Jr., III. L. scott, John T. Scott, ID. l.
Mahoncy of San Francisco. Capital stock
$4,000, of which $4,000 has been subscribed.
San francisco Trading and Commission Com
pany: Directors William S. Baxter OF Oakland
and j. ID. COIN. William Lewis Frank Buckley
Jr, Frank BOskowltz of San Francisco CAPITAL
stock $4,000, OF which $50 has been subscribt d..
Inc rector, wardens aud vestry of Trinity
ChGich ana parish, San Francisco: Directors
Rev. j, Sanders Reed, c. V. S. Gibbs, w. L.
Dean, ": IL. Taylor, W. b. BoGrn, Sampson
Iams. w: b. Hooper, S. L. Abbott Jr. and S. p.
Holway OF San francisco. Tie purposes OF the
corporation are TO take charge of ana manage
all property, real or personal, belonging or to be-
long TO Trinity Church and parish, III The city
aud county OF San Francisco, and 10 transact all
AFFAIRS relating 10 the iemporalitles thereof. a
certlncate OF election has also been filed.
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LEGION OF THE WEST.
Three New Subordinates Lately Insti
tinted La This City.

AuTee Now Lately
tuted In This City.
Kismet Lodge, No 20, held progressive Gu
chre party last Wednesday evening. The at
tendance was quite large and the prizes given
were handsome, tasty and appropriate. The
games were kept up 10 late hour and a good
time was had.
The Grand Lodge adjourned sine die Friday,
the 14th Inst, al :55 O'Clock In the evening
after a session Of four days. The most inpOr-
tant matter under consideration was the amend.
ment 10 The law regulating the number Of assess
ments 10 be levied per month for the coming
year. The amendment finally adopted requires
the levying OF TWO assessments per month for
the coming year, beginning with the first day OF
September, one Of which assessments per north
will be remitted TO new members and other men,
bers from date OF payment OF last coupon. A
law permitting membership at large was also
adopted
Juaniia Lodge, No. 30. was Instituted in this
city on the 9Th inst. by Frank L. webb, ID. ID. e.
c., assisted by a full corps of Grand Lodge OIL
GERS. The following is list of the officers i'll.
stalled J. N. Russell, 7. e.. j. IL. Scott, G..
Mrs. M. Thomas, V. c.; Mrs. Sarah N0keS, S..
q. l.. Doling, F.: Mrs. E. j. Scott, T.. Mrs M.
c. Porter, Chaplain; Frank Nokes, Nj Cora A.
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RISKED HIS LIFE FOR OTHERS.

Officer Paulson Stops n Runaway and
Saves Children From injury.
A group of happy chill dren were rompng
On the pavement at the corner Of Halsted
and Washington streets. Chicago, recently.
Down Washington street came runaway
team of horses drawing one Of Aldrich's
big bakery wagons. The runaways left the
road and. to the horror # the spectators
took to the sidewalk and came dashng
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Tired of Her Husband.

The divorce case Of Rebecca Silverwse
against Isaac Silyerwise was on trial be-
fore Judge CARRIER yesterday and was sub
mltted. The parties were married in War
saw, Russia, in 1869 and have seven
children. The wife charges intemperance
and cruelty, and the husband declares she
Is trying to drive him away.
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Young SAWYER Goes Free.

The petition for writ of habeas corpus,
made on behalf of Prescott Sawyer, was
granted by Judge Hoge yesterday and the
prisoner was discharged. Sawyer was re-
Gently held to answer for an assault to MUIR
der In Marin County for stabbing Herman
Franz near the San Francisco Yacht Club
house on July 26th last. The petition was
made ON the ground that the Justices
Court in Marin County had no jurisdiction
to Issue warrant for the arrest of SAWYER.
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Golden West Lodge, No. IL, Royal Argosy
held an ice-cream social last Wednesday even
ing, al which choice programme OF Literary and
musical exercises was rendered.
Triumph Lodge No. IS, Will hold an open
meeting on thursday evening next AT BaPs
Hail.
Coupon Lodge, No. 81, was instituted on the
18th inst. at Binghamton, n. y, by Dir. +. l..
Forker, D. s. L.
Eclipse Lodge, No. 20. Reliance, No s, and
Ivy, No. %, had limitations at their last meet
ngs.
Inc officers OF Ivy Lodge, No. IS, were in.
lied al its last meeting by Mrs. Ii. l.. kohu,
ID. :. i.
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Civil Service Examination.

Postal Secretary d. S. Richardson is in
receipt of letter from Charles Lyman,
President of the Civil Service Commission.
in which it is stated that a civil service ex-
animation for slen0graphers and type-wrlt-
ers in the mail service has been set to be
held at San Francisco September 18th.
next. The examination will be the usual
one given in the railway mail service, with
the addition of stenographv and type-writ,
ing. Males only, between the ages OF
Is and 50, are eligible. The salary ranges
from 5000 to 5000 per year as a starter.
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CUNARD LINE.

New York to Liverpool. via Queenstown,
from Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE.
Etruria Aug 10. 100 AN Servia, Sept ., II 100 AM
Aurania, Aug %, 10 AM Galia. Sept. 10, 2;oo Pm
Botbnia Aug. 81 800 PM Etruria, Sept. -, Uo AM
Umbra, Aug. 80, 80 AM Aurania Sept.2V WV AN
Cabin passage, $50 and upward; Intermediate, $50,
$40 Steerage tickets aud from all parts OF europe
at very low rates. For freight and passage Apply aS
the company's Office, Bowling Green, New YORK
VERNON ii. BROWN d. CO., General Agents.
Good accommodation always be secured on
application TO WILLIAMS, DlMoND ",
N27 TuThSa Agents, san frahcsco
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James MoCar,hy,s Creditors.

An answer has been filed in the case o.
W. +. Sawyer VS.. James Mccarthy. L,
states that on December 10, 1885, at Oswego
n. Y, Mccarthy made-a general assignment
to Francis L. Hamilton for the benefit OF
creditors. The assets were $4,000 and
liabilities $4,000. The properly delivered
to Hamilton was ample to pay all defend
ants creditors in full, and if all claims have
not been paid 1t is by reason of gross
neglect on the part Of said creditors.
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West End Lodge will hold an open meeting
next Tuesday evening.
Bay City Lodge held It's regular monthly social
last Monday evening which was largely al
tended.
Pacific Lodge initiated one candidate last
Monday and was visited by some OF The grand
officers.
union meeting was held last Wednesday
evening In the hall Of Empire Lodge. ALI OF Inc
city lodges were represented.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852, at Its last regular
meeting Initiated three Candidates and received
one application.
Fidelity Lodge will meet semmontbly after
the LIST of September.
Golden Rule Empire and Palo Alto lodges
will give party at Odd Fellows Hall soon.
Martina Ledge holds Its regular semi monthly
meeting next Friday evening.
Aurora Lodge gave social last Monday even
ing that proved a successful and enjoyable
affair.
5. b. Carleton, q. S., visited Garden City
Lodge, San JOSE last Tuesday evening and re-
ceyeQ a cOrQi al greeting,
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Lanrnn nipnrca Cnsa.

Christina L. Langan sued for divorce
from John A. LaDgan for cruelty and in
fidelity. Langan denied cruelty and counter
charged infidelity. The case was tried be-
fore Judge CARRIER yesterday, and Langan
was granted adivorce on the ground of in
temperance. Mrs. Langan is at present in
the asylum for the insane at Stockton for
intemperance. The parties were married
III this city on August a, 1885.