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Town OmrlaIs.

iOhH OJhftaiSs
Mayor-Char;ei NJ. Bishop.
RecoTder-JOscph JncksOn.
CouHcilnen--J. l.. Stone, William G.. Brown,
John >. Murdock Chas. W. Fawcett James II.
Carroll
Societies.
knights Of Pythias-L Lodge meets every Tues
Gay evening at their hall over j. w. Bakers
store at 7;3O o'clock.
independent order Of odd FeIlows-Iodge
meets every Saturday evening at their hall In
bishops BLOCK at 1:30 O'Clock.
Golden RulO Encampnent. No. 80, T. o. O. r.
meets First and Third Monday evenings Of
each month, In the odd Fellows Hall, over tho
postofice.
The independent Order of Good Templars-
Lodge mcots every Friday cycaing, iu the X. Of
II. Hall. at 73O O'Clock.
King Philip Tribe No. 10, Improved order Of
Red Men meets every Wednes sday evening ut
x O'Clock IN the Knights Of Fythias Hal over
Bakers store.
Churches.
NJ. X. Church-Rey. NJ. w Rider Pastor
Services-Proachng every sunday at 1890 n m.
nd 40 p. m. Sunday School 2 u. ~. Class
Meeting n. m. Young Folks Meeting Gt G4J
y. M Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening
at 7:30.
Presbyterian Church Rev II. r. Mcdonald,
Pastor.
seryicos-Prcaching every sunday at 1870 IN.
and lssO y. m. sunday School 10 2 q. m. Prayer
Meeting overy Wednesday evening.
A. ". T.. ChUrch--Rev DOsey Boyco Pastor.
Seryices-PreaChing Fourth Sunday in each
month.
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Inlfcd Hialr, Snnnlnrs.
Nemarrs ofConcrrss.

Charles J. Faulkner. &rtinsburg. Berkley
John Il. Kcnna, Charlie ston, Kanawha County.
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DIRECTORY.
state oWclais.

Govcrnor-A. Brooks Fleming Marioa County
Secretary of State--W. N. Ohle-y. Marion CO.
Auditor-Ps,rick T. Duny, Webster Co.
Treasorcr-Niliiam 4. Thompson. Cabon Co.
supt. of Schools-B. 5. Morgan. M0nongalia
County.
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surreiac Cour: OF Appeals.

Adam G. Snyder, Of Greenbrier County.
Henry Brannon. Lewis Co.
j. W. English. Mason CO.
Daniel Is. Lucas. Jefferson Co.
Convcocs at Charleston second Wedne sasy In
January; Wheeling. first Wednesday in June :
Chariestown. first Wednesday IN September.
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Co,rls ConVeae.

December "A.
County conrt-First Monday In January, April,
July aud October.
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Magistrates.

Kinewood, Joseph NJ Goodwin. Simeon Mat
tingiy.
Valley, Dave C. Zinn. John ". St-ahin.
: Lgon, James McGOe. David j. CiiosOn,
-s..Si,u, X. N. Whce.cr, r. ~. Summers.
Portland John ". Hiii, Y. ID. BcnSun.
UuiOn, Jos.'c w. ShLfer, julius Scherr.
Pleasant, Levi II. Miller, ID. 4. Martin.
Grant, ". II. McGibbOnS, Alpha Hagans.
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State seaa,ors-Elcyenih District.

William q. Worley. Kingwood, Preston CO.
Col. Joseph Snyder, Monongalia Co.
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Comfy @ Gals.

JUICE, third Jv Eciai D;s,r.ct.
Joseph +. Hoke, Kins 70 d, Preston County.
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House OF ptIeGates

boGsc on DtiesateS.
Rast Side-Dr. NJ. s. Bryic, Hruceton.
West Side-Majcr L. II. Orr, kinewoOd.
The morning call., 1890-04-16
BASE INGRATITUDE.
4 Vancouver Physicians Des-
perate Assault.
&c Attempts TO Murder a Clergyman
Who Had Aided Him.
Father BeckeF'S Miraculous Escape From the
WOuld-Be ASSaSSiR-SuppOSed
10 Be Insane.
Special by the california Associated Press

VANCOUVER, April 15.-ThIs town is greatly
excited over shooung-scrape which occurred
about O'Clock this afternoon and which came
near being fatal to more than one person. DR..
K. B: OBren attempted 10 take the life OF Rev.
F. A. Becker, President of the Holy Angels
College, near his Office on Main street, near Fifth
OBnen came here from California last winter
wholly destitute and applied 10 Father Becker
for support who, TO assist him in getting on his
feet, engaged him as Professor of Chemistry at
the college, and TO make him Independent hired
Office, put him into decent clothes and boarded
him, requiring in return that o Brien attend TO
any cases Of sickness that might occur at the
college.
O'Brien proved unworthy OF the kindness De-
slowed and was without ambition and lnattentive
to his duties professionally, and beng In addi-
tOn wholly unable to manage the boys at the
college, Father Becker was obliged TO let him
take his own course. He notified OBren that
he would no longer pay the Office rent and would
return the furniture rented for the Office.
OBren then threatened the father with revenge
and presented bill Of $3.50 for professional
services though this was Offset by board, lodging
and other assistance.
He insisted upon being paid when Father
Becber came to see him at the Office on Main
street. and being refused be stripped off his coat
for fight On seeing Father Becker attempt TO
avoid trouble by starting downstairs he leYeled
bis revolver and fired, the ball happily going
through the crown of Father B-cker's hat,
Father Becker, followed by O'Brien in close
pursuit ran into WaggeneT's bookstore adjOu-
ing, where 4 second bullet came near hitting
him. Rushing out on the street, closely pursued
by OBneD, the latter fired again, this time hit
lIng young Michael Winter, militaman work
ing at an adjoining store The ball entered the
scalp Of The forehead grazing ths skull aud
coming out TWO inches further back. DR.. Staner,
who dressed lie wound, apprehen DIS no serious
danger.
Some men then secured the wOuld-be assassin
who. after his altemrt TO kill Father Becker mad
failed, threw the murderOus weapon AT him,
without touching him. 0Bren was quickly
lodged In jail Partial insanity appears TO be
the only accountable reason for his action
The morning call., 1890-04-16
TOWN ELECTIONS.
Democratic Victory at San Distributing
Contest in Benicia.

q Democratic Victory at San distributing
Contest in Benicia.
SAN JOSE, April 15.-The Democrats carried
Mayor by $50 plurality, Colombet as Treasurer
and Stewart as Chief Of Police. The Republi-
cans elect Hamilton as Street Commissioner.
The Democrats elect two Councimen and the
Republicans two The Republicans elect three
School Trustees and the Democrats one. The
largest vote ever polled IN San Jose was cast
The result Is looked on as a victory for the Rea
ring.
BENICIA, April 15.-One of the most exciting
elections ever held in BencIa took place yester-
day. Two tickets were 10 the field for Trustees
= the Citizens Caucus and the Independent Tax
payers. There we're i've candidates for Marshal
and three for Clerk. Tie Citizens Caucus
ucket-Messrs Gnauck, Quaney aud f. W.
Qulnn-Were elected. William STAR was elected
Marshal; a. Dalton Jr., editor OF The New Era.
Clerk and l.. c. Atwood, Treasurer. -Four hun
dred votes were pOIeG.
Los GAToS, Apru 10. - The town election
yesterday resulted IN the defeat of the Prohibit
ton ticket by strong majority Fen Massol, F.
h. jackson and Peter johnson were elected
Trustees, j. W. Riddle, Town Clerk, and L. L.
Hamilton Marshal and Tax Collector. A heavy
vote was polled and The count under the Story
law was success though complicated by there
being seven tickets IN The field and only three
distinct sets Of candidates.
AUBURN, April 10. = The city election passed
on quietly yesterday. The successful TIusters
sc Z. E. Walst., l. .ci.,s!s 0hn Seyice and
w. II. Houchni; Clerk, j. W. Spear; Treasurer,
o. W. HoenbecN; Marshal a. n. Hoffman.
Two hundred and elghty-tRO votes were cast.
SAN RAFAEL, April 15.-At The election yester-
day the Republicans elected their fun ticket ex-
cent the Town Treasurer
The morning call., 1890-04-16
FOOTE'S ARGUMENT.
He Makes Strong Appeal In FIoreI
Blyths's Behalf

He Makes a Strong Appeal In Florence
Blythe's Behalf
In the Blythe contest yesterday Attorney
w. w. Foote resumed his argument in be-
half of Florence Blythe. He referred to a
letter which Blythe had written to Julia
Perry after she had informed him of her
condition. ''If it is a boy" wrote Blythe,
"call him Vernon, and if a girl name her
Florence" The letter, Mr.. FOote argued,
was in Blythe's handwriting aud there was
no mistake about it.
The attorney also referred to the sup
posed will which Blythe left when he died,
and in which it is claimed that Florence is
named as the heir of his property. This
will, he argued, had been destroyed, and
the widow" Alice Edith, had the oppor-
tunity of destroying it if she had desired to
by its destruction.
MIR. Foote contended that there was no
supported evidence TO show that Florence
Is Joe Ashcrofts child aud not Blythe's
The case against her has been manutac-
tured by an employer of the Williams
claimants. The counsel also paid attention
to the testimony of other contract witnesses
imported for the purpose of lying about the
members Of the Perry family.
In conclusion, Mr.. Foote said that he
hoped the Court would recognize Florence's
rights by removing the stigma from her
name, which had been cast thereon by the
attorneys for the other sides.
To-day Mr.. T0wle, representing the gyuss
claimants, will argue
The morning call., 1890-04-16
he LIVED HIGH.
A Scandal in the Butte, Mont,
POStOalCe.
Assistant Postmaster Jones Said to Be a
DeiaulteF.
A Highly Recommended Eastern Man De.
YelOpS RuInOuS Taste for Cards
and Alcoholic StimulantS.
Special by the California Associated Press.

BUTTE (Mont.), April 15.-It leaked out to-day
that Assistant Postmaster Jones, who has been
absent from his office for two weeks, is de-
faulter to the amount of $1,000. He was
appointed by Postmaster Evans when the
latter took the office on January LIST, being
highly recommended by people in Lansing,
Mich, where he had been ten years in the postal
service and bore high character. Since coming
here he has been frequently absent from the
Office for a day or two at a time,
which was attributed to an Illness to
which be claimed to be subject, but which 1t is
now discovered was due 10 dissipation. He Is
said to have been "high roller at the gllded
palaces Of sin, 10 which this city abounds, spend
ing money lavishly. The Postotice folks know
nothing about his accounts, as lie alone under
stood the money-order business, and 1t was only
when Inspector Sackett arrived here day or
two ago that the full shortage was discovered.
He has not been at his room for week and the
matter has been put in the hands OF the police.
he having apparently left town.
The morning call., 1890-04-16
DEAD IN KANSAS.
A San Francisco Tourist Found
in the River.

A letter from Russell Hill, Coroner of
Kansas City, was received yesterday by
Chief Of Police Crowley, stating that the
body of man who is believed to be San
Franciscan was found in the Kaw River on
the 9th inst.
An Atlantic and Pacific Railroad ticket
was found IN his pocket. 1t was signed
a. c. BasSett of the Southern Pacific CON-
pany and witnessed by II. C. Young, ticket
agent for that route in this city a baggage
check issued in Oakland and good for
Chicago was also found on him On the
case Of gold watch found in his pocket
was monogram containing the letters
p. A. S." and on one of his keys were
the initials "W. S." His clothes bore the
trademark of Joe Pohem, the tailor.
The letter to Chief Crowley was written
in the hope of some clew TO his identity
being discovered by the police. Any further
information regarding the unknown dead
man Will be cheerfully given by the Coroner
in Kansas.
How he met his death under such strange
and what appear at present suspicious cir
cnmstanceS cannot even be conjectured.
Whether it was a suicide or murder is not
known.
The morning call., 1890-04-16
A Transfer IN TROUBLE,

David PercIval Arrested.on Two Serious
Charges.
David Percival twas arrested by Officer
Egan on Front street yesterday morning
and charged at the North Harbor Police
Station with forgery and with obtaining
money under false pretenses.
Percival was formerly employed as q
teamster by Porter Bros, commission mer-
chants. 4O4 Davis street, but was discharged
about two weeks ago. On Sunday week
ago he presented an order from Porter
Bros. at the Southern Pacific company's
office. Fourth and King street, for six boxes
of oranges out of a lot consigned to the firm
The order was forged. When told by the
clerk that it was unusual to come for
oranges on Sunday, Percival said that the
firm wanted them for samples.
Percival hired a team for 81 80 from a
stable on Howard street to haul the oranges
away, ana sold them for -four bits" a box
half to Mrs. Mary Brannan, at 21S Langton
street, and half to Mrs. Sullivan at 97l Bry-
ant street. He then returned the wagon to
the stable, paid for its use, and hired buggy
for SIS, saying he wished to take his wife
out for a drive. He paid 81 deposit on the
rig, and in the evening sent the buggy back
without paying the balance of the hire.
On Monday the firm discovered the fraud
that had been practiced on them, and since
then Egan has been looking for the offender
Percival, it is stated. has had trouble with
his wife lately and been separated from her.
and has fallen into evil ways.
The morning call., 1890-04-16
ELECTION Of Officers.

The California Mutual Savings Fund, Loan
aud Building Association has elected the follow :
Ing Directors: F. II. EckewOrth, President;
W. Dickins, Vice-President; &. G. Gillespie, r.
Rice A. w. Mckenzie, Joseph Roylance Ii. r.
CHRISTIE, James Tyson, James Crichton; S. r.
Church, Secretary; Joseph Hutchinson Attor-
neyj the Sather Banking Company reasurer
The wellesley Land and improvement Com
l.. Davis, Robert w. Gum, George d. Tow.
Robert f. Bunker, J. 5. Morgan, George i.
Knox, 4. Z. Moulton The officers are: Robert
I. Bunker. President; Henry l.. Davis, Vice.
President; Cullen X. Sturteyant, Secretary.
The North American Commercial Company
has elected tue following Directors and officers:
Isaac Lebes, Presidents; Lloyd Tevis, Vice
PRESIDENT; Henry Wadsworth. Herman Llebes,
Mllllam 5. Ieyls; Ernest a. Cox. Secretary.
The morning call., 1890-04-16
THE SYNAGOGUE ROW.
Another Arrest Follows That of II
Hiannna

Another Arrest Follows That of the
bimons.
The end Of tho row IN the congregation
! Tebereth Israel, an account Of which was
published yesterday, is not yet, and last
evening another arrest followed those of
Monday evening. d. Eschenson was locked
up on a warrant sworn out by Morris ST.
mon charging him with uttering threats to
kill.
Simon was the man who was charged
with battery by the Hassan- Gluckman-Sil-
verman faction. He says that during the
disturbance Eschenson threatened to mur-
der him on sight. The row appears to have
originated over the importation of n new
rabbi from Russia. Abraham Simon. the
President of the congregation, and his son
welcomed the stranger with open arms.
while EscheDson, who was acting as leader
OF the services, opposed him.
On Saturday the latter so prolonged the
services that the new rabbi, who was to
take charge at o'clock, was unable To do
so. The Simons objected and tried to Stop
the meeting, wnereupon q fight ensued.
The Simons were elected and their friends
In revenge made such disturbance that
the new rabbi could not make himself
heard. and the meeting had to be ADAM
doned.
More arrests are anticipated.
The morning call., 1890-04-16
TO PREVENT CONTRACTION.
An Act OF Congress to stop the Spread
of Disease.

An Act OF Congress to Stop the Spread
of Disease.
The Marine Hospital Service, State Board
of Health ETC., nave been notified of the
passage of the following act of Congress to
prevent the spreading of contagious dis
eases:
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House OF Rep.
resentatlyes of the United States oil America in
Congress assembled, that whenever II shall be
made 10 appear 10 the satisfaction Of the Presi-
dent that cholera, yellow fever, smallpox or
plague exists IN any state or Territory, or In the
District OF Columbia, and that there Is danger OF
the spread OF such disease into other States
Territories or the District of Columbia, he is
hereby authorized TO cause the Secretary of the
Treasury TO prOmulgate such rules and
Teguiatlons as In his judgment may
such disease from Que State or Territory
into another, or from any State or Territory
into the District Of Columbia, or from the Dis
Ifict of Columbia into any State or Territory
and 10 employ such inspectors and other persons
as may be necessary TO execute such regulations
TO prevent the spread OF such disease. The said
rules and regulations shall be prepared by the
Supervising Surgeon-General OF the Marine Hos
pltal Service, under The direction OF the Secre.
tary OF the Treasury And any person who shall
Wiinuily violate any rule or regulation so made
aud promulgated shall be deemed guilty of n
msdemeanor, and upon conviction shall be
punished by fine OF not more than $780, or i'm
prisODed Tor not more than TWO years or both,
In the discretion of Tie court.
sec. 2. That any officer, or person acting as m
OHSoi, VI aEeut Vi tho Oulleu StdteS at any
quarantine station, or other person employed to
aid IN preventing the spread af such disease who
shall wlliiully violate any OF the quarantine laws
oil the United States, or any OF the rules aud reg
ulatiOns made and promulgated 10y the Secretary
oil the Treasury, as provided for In Section L OF
this act, or any lawful order of his superior off,
Ger or officers, shall be deemed guilty OF a INSIDE
meanor, and upon conviction shall be punished
by a nne OF not more than $500 or imprisonment
10r not more than one year or both, III the dis
erection OF the court.
gSec. 3. That when any common carrier. or
officer, agent OF empOye Of auy common carrier
shall wllIlully violate any OF the quarantine laws
oil the United states, or the rules and regulation
made ana promulgated, as provided for IN Sec
ton OF this act, such common carrier, officer,
agent or empleye shall be deemed guilty OF a
lnlsdemeanor, and SHALL on conviction, be pun
lShed by line OF not more than $500, or i'm
Drlsonment for not more than two years, or botn,
IN the discretion Of The court.
The morning call., 1890-04-16
VETERAN ENGINEERS.

Free Excursion o: Employees Of the New York
Central.
SACRAMENTO. April ia party of thirty-six
locomotive engineers. employees of The New York
Central, passed through this city this evening
en- route to San Francisco. Each has been In the
continuous service OF the New York Central over
thirty years and has not been suspended during
that time. They are given a free excursion IN a
special car from New York 10 San Francisco and
return as a reward for their good records.
The morning call., 1890-04-16
MARRIED.

PoULSEN-HO this city, April IL
1850 by the Rev. o. Greensboro Peder N. Poulsen
and Bartholine E. X. Hoftmeyer.
WATERS-HOFFMAN-In this city April To- 1890
by the Rev. A. w. Runyan, Herbert G. Waters and
mabel Holman, both of San Francisco.
kATTAGAN-ALLEN-Int this city, April 13, 1890
by the Rev. Father O'RenandoI Louis Rattagan
and Louise Allen, both OF San Francisco
RODGERS-GEE-In this city April l g. 800 at the
residence of the brides father, John F. Rodgers
aud Anna b. Gee, both of San Francisco.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this city April ID.
1890, John Smltnwick and Mary Mcconnell, both
OF san Francisco
s9LLIE AN-MERKLE-In this city, April IL. 1890,
r D. sullivan of San Francisco aud beanie Taylor,
eldest daughter OF &. A. Merkle of san Jose.
DUKN EH-RARSTADT-In Alameda April IL,
1880 by the Rev Mr.. Ongerth. Paul Durney and
Mrs Marie harstadt, both of Alameda.
The morning call., 1890-04-16

One of the clubs which Internal Revenue
Agent Charles w. Eldridge had on his list
as being liable to the payment of an in
ternal revenue tax was the Arion Club.
The organization received a notice with
others to pay up, and yesterday did so,
much to MIR. Eldridge's satisfaction. The
official thinks that the clubs are beginning
to see that the claim is legal, and, there
fore, will soon all come to the front,
The morning call., 1890-04-16

weight Of the various mails which leave
and arrive at this city every day. This is
done in order to ascertain the compensa-
tion to which the railroad companies, steam
ship companies and other carriers are en-
titled. The mails are weighed for thirty
consecutive days and averages made on
which the calculations are based.
The morning call., 1890-04-16
Colon. Not AsnLnunII.

The United States Consul at Colon
(AspinwalD, Republic of Colombia, has
officially advised the POstoffice Department
that the following notice was promulgated
at Colon on the LIST of March last, viz.
BY order OF the Director General OF Posts and
Teegraphs OF the Republic, / hereby inform the
public that all correspondence which may be re-
celved at this office addressed "AspnwalP will
be returned TO the office from which It came as
being misdlrected. The geographical and Official
name of this town is Colon"
JUAN PERNErT, The Postal Agent.
The morning call., 1890-04-16
ARBoR DAY AT BENICIA.
Interesting Exercises by Teachers and Pupil
of The Pnhlin Snhnnis

Interesting Exercises by Teachers and Pupils
Of the Public Schools
BENICIA, April 15.-ArbOr day was observed
to-day at the Beniela public schools with appro-
pirate exercises by the teachers and pupils. The
children sang patriotic airs and listened to ad-
dresses from the County Superintendent aud the
Trustees OF the schools. The citizens turned out
generally and took part IN the exercises, which
were held in the open air on the school, ground.
Tie custom OF planting trees, lnaugurated year
ago. was again observed. The Stars and Stripes
have iioaled from the building for over year,
Benicia being one OF the first towns to observe
ibis custom. A banking system also prevails in
the school with success, and the pupils have on
deposit several hundred dollars as the result OF
their small savings Benicia las one OF the
finest school buldings IN the Stat, and the
schools compare favoraby with any on the Coast
The morning call., 1890-04-16
Bourne Appenr..

William Bourne, whose bonds were
forfeited in the United States District
Court on Monday because of his non-ap-
pearance when his case was called, re-
sponded yesterday and pleaded not guilty
to the Indictment charging him with
smuggling. AS he had sufficient reason
to offer for his failure to answer on Mon
day the order FORGETTING his bonds was
vacated.
The morning call., 1890-04-16

PORTLAND, April 15.-John A. Carr we'll
known speculator, was shot, though not serious
ly, by James Walker, during an insane interval.
Walker is the father of Richard Walker, the
Tacoma heir, who had controversy with Carr
last fall,
The morning call., 1890-04-16
SANTA ROSA.

Why They Went to the Mountains-YOung
Mems Christian Association.
SANTA Rosa, April 15.-A number OF those
who spent the daY on Taylor Mountain yesterday
deny that II was through fear OF a tidal wave.
They assert that they just went out TO spend the
day in the mountains and indulge in religious ex-
ercses. Others assert that the tidal wave was
stayed by their prayers.
A Young Mems Christian Association has
been permanently organized by electlng Rev. S.
Nj. Dodge President
The morning call., 1890-04-16

HULL-Arrlved apr 15-Br ship Pegasus, from
San Francisco.
MELBoURNE-Arriyed Apr 15-Brig Pearl, from
San Francisco.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers
NEW YORK-Arrived Apr 15-Stmr w ezra from
Liverpool; stmr Greece, from London: stmr Fur
nessa, from Glasgow.
MoYlLLE-Arrived apr 15-Stmr Anchorla, from
New York.
RoTTERDAM-Arrived apr 16-Stmr Maasdam,
from New York.
SWINEMU NDE-ArrIyed Apr I6-Stmr Island
from New York.
The morning call., 1890-04-16
HELENA.
Consolidation of Gas Companies : Stock

Consolidation Of Gas Companies - Stock.
Growers Association.
HELENA (MOnt) April 15.-The Helena Steam
Lighting Company and Helena Gas Light and
Coke Company consolidated tonight. The deal
Involves about half a million dollars.
The Stock growers Association OF Montana
met to-day al Miles City. The attendance was
large. Resolutions were passed indorsing the
Mckinley TAIN BIZ. The session will last four
days
Pierre Coghlln shot Frank Murphy In a saloon
row at Elliston yesterday, and the wounded man
died last night. Coghlln gave himself up and
WAS taken 10 Deer Lodge today.