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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-22
SLQUOIA CANYON.
Where the Sightseers' Fresh-Air Club
VIII Go Next Sunday.

Where the Sightseers' Fresh-AIr Club
VIII Go Next sunday.
Over the hills beyond Sausalito on the
west flank of Mount 1amalpais is a deep
canyon watered by Johnson's Creek, a beau
tiful stream which enters the ocean at the
Big Lagoon. On account of its comparative
inaccessibility in early days the lofty red
woods of that locality escaped the fate met
by those growing on the east side of the
mountain and still remain as an evidence of
what Mill Valley and other thickly wooded
sections Of Marin County would be had the
industrious lumbermen met. with greater
obstacles in getting out their timber The
locality is full of interest to admirers of
rural scenes and the Sghtseers' Club has
selected it as the objective point of It's next
outing, which takes place next Sunday.
= The party will leave this city on the 8
o'clock Sausalito boat, at which place the
train will be taken to Mil Valley, where
organization will occur and the tramp be-
gin to Sequoia Canyon, it requiring about
an hour and a half walking each way to
make the trip. After lunch ample time will
be afforded TO ramble through the woods
before returning TO take the homeward
train at Mill Station. AS is customary on
such occasions general invitation is ex-
tended both lady and gentlemen pedestrians
to Join the excursion.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-22

A communication concerning the Postofice
site in The CALL OF last Wednesday, over the
signature OF f." should have been signed by
the contributors full name. The writer, while
opposing waterfront location, has certainly
given the subject some thought in the right di.
rectlon. Unwttingly, however he has given
some good reasons why the location should be
III that immediate vicinity. 1t is by no means
certain that a PosIOiiice building win be USED by
the United States courts, United States Marshal
and other offices OF The GOyei nment, but II such
departments are 10 be provided for i'll the build
ing, most assuredly the location should be close
TO the central business portion OF tue city.
1t Is obvious at a glance that the great volume
Of business In The Federal courts and depart
nieuts comes from tHe.marltimt and mercantile
interests of the city. waterfront location
would especially accommodate these offices aud
the public most interested.
As 10 station ID tile writer takes a superficial
view. True enough its facilities hastened tie
delivery of incoming letters and the dIsDaIcn of
outgoing letter mails destined for New York aud
Intermediate points, but the newspapers, pack
ages and malls OF other important classes are not
handled there. The great bulE of mail matter
goes 10 the general Office. All the foreign mails
Tor transmission By water are dispatched from
the General POstOffce aud received there. In
view OF these existing conditions 1t is essential
10 the public service that the POstotfice should
be near 10 the water front and central business
section of The CITY,
THE CALLS contributor is correct in his views
concerning the HOward-street property. Ths
location IS not desirable and tue price Is beyond
all reason.
Discussion on this subject Is timely and re-
freshlng. IL VIII tend 10 engage popular dtten-
lion and excite wholesome sentiment In The
community That VIII not permit lie Government
to be deceived and pubic rights disIegardcd.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
MISCELLANEOUS,
IT IS WELL
TO keep POSTED.

REAO and stock the mind with the
good things of earth. Always prove
TO yourselves and your own satisfaction
Just what the best things are, and then
act accordingly. In making purchase
OF wearing apparel, choose the best
your purse can afford. In the purchase
OF TODD, the best in the market is always
the cheapest, and in the wants of the
physical body the best and only true
remedy for Spring and all the year
round is THE GREAT SIERRA KID.
NEY AND LIVER CURE. One trial
will convince you that this is a fact.
You need it, and all need it to purify
your blood, cleanse the Liver and Kid
neys, and prepare you for Summer.
Sold by all druggists.
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AT THE PRESIDE.
The ArrillerIsts From New York shive

The Artillerists From New York SILVER
ing in tho Sea Breeze.
There was strong sea breeze at the Preside
yesterday afternoon, and The soldiers on guard
lately from New YORK HarbOr, shvered even
with their overcoats on.
81 his is blawsted cold wind, you know"
said an American soldier with pronounced ac-
cent 'and l don't see the beauties Of your
glorious climate at ALL Two blankets are
scarcely enough for fellow when daylight
comes" and he spoke the general sentiment of
the artillerlsts lately from Fort Hamilton and
other posts adjacent TO New York HarbOr, who
were shVering at The Preside III clouds of dust.
Colonel Bartlett OF Tie Ninth Infantry, lately
promoted, has gone TO Southern California on a
TWO months leave OF absence, aud While he is
away Lieutenant Colonel William N. Graham OF
The Fifth Artillery Is IN command OF The post.
Everything is very quiet al the post, for the new
men are rot quite In condition yet for drIlls.
I'VE are doing only the FULLEST rOutEos work"
said The Sergeant Major; ''aud we did nothing
rival"
Where are you from?"
1--WE are all from New York Harbor. We
were stationed at Forts Hamilton. Columbus,
WadSwOrth ana Schuyler. OF course, you know
that Lieutenant Colonel Graham has been for
years at Alcatraz Island. Our drills Will soon
Degln, and we are getting things In shape. Our
band was out for The trst lime this morning,
ana tell you we have good one. The post
Will he under command OF Major Abraham G.
Wlldrick. Our battalion consists of Batteries
A, Is, q. ID, L, Ii, | and X. Batteries B, q, ID, e,
II aud X were assigned to the Preside, while
Batteries and / were detailed TO Fort Mason"
The new men are becoming accustomed to
their new situation as rapidly as possible. They
have been at New York Harbor about nine
years, which Is the length OF time they expect 10
remain al The Preside. The raw breezes out
there are somewhat OF surprise to them, and
not a few OF the men have heavy colds
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-22
GEORGE W. SWEETS ESTATE.
Action Taken to Perfect Title to Certain
Real Property.

Action Taken to Perfect Title to Certain
Real Property.
George W. SWEET, of thefirm of SWEET &
Gadsby, died in this city in 1870, and letters
testamentary on his estate were then issued
to James Byrnes Of San Mateo. Little ac-
ton was further taken in the matter until
recently, when the heirs wished to close up
the estate and perfect the title to certain real
property.
Then it was discovered that Mr. Byrnes
had not taken the usual oath as executor
until after the order of publication of no.
tice to creditors and other essential acts Of
the court, clerk and counsel had been made
and done, while w. ii. Patterson, his at
tOrney, died many years ago moreover.
Yesterday Judge Coffey, on petition OF
Byrnes, reappointed him executor without
bonds, and set aside all proceedings which
had been prematurely taken The estate
was appraised in 1870 at SS497, and is now
nearly double that sum.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-22
The sootcb-Ir,sb soo;o,

The meeting of the Scotch Irish Society
at Red Mems Hall last Tuesday night was
large and enthusiastic Letters were read
from Colonel Floyd of Columbia, Tennes-
see, and DR.. Macintosh of Philadelphia, the
former giving most cordial invitation to
attend the Scotch-Irish Congress at Pitts
burg, Pa, on the 10Th, 30th and 31st of this
month. President Alexander Montgomery
goes East to-day for that purpose. Letters
of San MateO, and the Hon. Greed Hay
mond, accepting the offices of First and
Second Vice-President Of the society, re-
SnecIiYnlN
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FOR FAMILY ALLOWANCE.
Final Account in the Estate of the La.
Chnrles IL. Shay.

Final Account in the Estate of the Late
Charles III. Shaw.
The final account of Rizpah c. Shaw, sur
viving widow and executrix of Charles II.
Shaw. has been reported TO the Probate
Judge, accompanied by petition for dis
tribution.
Mrs. Shaw states that she has disbursed
S2l,ol9 y and received $SS0i 81, leaving an
Indebtedness to her of Sl3.Ol4 "a. but
valves all claims against the estate. or the
sum dlsbursed $40, 400 is credited to herself
for family allowance under the order of the
court, running for eight and half years
at 500 month, and S672 is for her commits
SONS as eXecutrlX.
The deceased, who was a contractor of
this city, left his whole estate to the widow.
IL consists OF 5000 cash in bank and a house
ana lot In Chico, where he died, worth
5000, and renting for S46O a year. The
widow and her daughter have returned to
Boston, the former home Of the family.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-22
Hermann-stree Soho oil.

Mrs. n. A. Wood, Principal.
First Grade-H, ID. COnlOu, teacher.
Roll OF HOnor-Andrew Burke, Carrie Con-
molly, Chris Hedtman. Willie Heaphy. Lille If
win, Regis Mccarthy, Roy Mcclellan, Lois futile,
Maud Wits, Allied Williams.
First Grade-J. K. Egan, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Frank Aver, Russell Grlffiths,
Geneveye GOe, Arthur Hainque, Lucy Hlrsch,
Martha King. Emma MacGoWan, OTTO Meade,
Efie Nicol, Pauline Utscng.
Second Grade-L. NJ. Wade, teacher.
Roll OF Houor-Lily Anderson. Edward Boyle,
Cassie z. jaeger. George JubSt, Morgan Lloyd
Celia LagOmarsUo, Theresa Mackey, Minnie
Martin, .Gerlie Meoche, Mabel Wits
Second Grade-Mrs &. NJ. Sisson, teacher
Roll OF Honor-Nellle Burrows, Nina Ellis
Emily Edwards, Mabel Hamilton, Frleda Hauser,
Alma Holm, Rosa Luna, Grace PrItchard, Leon
Thompson, Gail White.
Third Grade-Mrs. Peake. teacher.
Roll OF HUnor-Clalre Denning, kittie Hayes,
Eva Jeifety' Frank Levepburg. William Loren
Alice Smiley. Ernest Williams.
Fourth Grade-Mss A. +. McDermott teacher.
Roll of Honor-Rutn Book Edna Bowers LIZ
zIe Davis, Efre life, Rose Gaby, Lulu Nolan,
Annie Reynolds, Florence Rickoh.
Fourth and Sixth grades-Mrs. NJ. E. Steele,
Roll OF Honor-Sixth Grade: Lena Macauley,
Hattie Mllliken, Adeiine Pane. Fourth Grade
Lloyd Edwards, Adelaide Hainque, Ruth Me
earthly, Edna Ptake. Lizzie UIschig.
Filth Grade-A. Okane, teacher.
Roll OF HUnor-ROsie Anderson, Beckie Bell,
Arthur Iazansky, Eiene Lorenzeu, ELY Gruen-
waldl, Bertha Morris, Robbie Moulthrup, Alfred
NOwlan, Roscoe Perkins Ida Waldueimer.
Sixth Grade-A. I. Waters, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Mamie Anderson, Daisy Bethel,
William BIeen, Hattie Carroll, Adna Furness
CHARLES Houston Rose Livingston, COrnela Nc
Kline, Myrtle Kickoff Lillian Smltlen.
Seventh Grade-F. NJ. FrankIu, teacher.
Roll of HOnUr-EUba Anderson, MOlIie Barry
Glenn BOvatd, John Belser, Ella Funk, Marion
Mackle Edna McLellen, Florence Merrill Emily
Hague, Lille Parry.
Eighth Grade-L NJ. Graham teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Abble Denning, Daisy Doud
Emily Drum. Maggie Gray, Lennie Hagy, Be
atrce Hawkins, Sarah Mckay, Tot 0'COnuell,
Mary Parry, Albert Snyder.
Receiving Glass;. Z. Cole, teacher
Roll of Honor Walter Anderson Inez Butler.
Arthur Ftle, George Hatch, Clarence Hall, Mary
Mulcahy, Florne Raemer Alice Reynolds Ray
mond Yeo, Edith Young.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-22
FLADUNG RECOVERING.
He Asserts That 1t Was HIS Dead VIII
Who Used the Pistol.

Who Used the Pistol.
Edward Fiadung, the survivor Of the
tragedy in which he and his wife figured
last Monday evening, at 326 Ellis street, is
improving, and his recovery is now hoped
for by the Police Surgeon. The stronger
he grows the more persistent is he in his
assertions that his wife shot him while he
was seated in chair in her rooms.
Taking into consideration the nature and
position Of his wound, as well as the course
OF the bullet that entered his forehead ana
passed downward into the mouth, the ply
siclans are inclined to believe that his state
ment is true.
Yet they maintain that it would be almost
impossible for Mrs. FIadung to have in
hlcted the fatal wound upon herself, as the
course taken by the bullet would indicate
that she had been shot while beneath the
person with the revolver
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-22

William Clementz, the seaman who tried
to Kill himself Tuesday morning by shoot
Ing at his head four times, was removed to
the County Hospital yesterday very much
Improved and in a fair way of ultimate re-
coyery. lie signed an order on his brokers
Tor the return OF stock which he is said to
have embezzled FROM Mrs. Charlotte Jan
sen and Ii. E. Nelson, who promised not to
prosecute him. This revived his spirits
and he talked freely about his misstep.
He said he was trying to carry himself
through crisis on stock intruSted to him
and had experienced bad luck buying on
margin.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-22

news paper clippings in the trial of DR.. j:
Milton Bowers and John DINING, two OF
the principals in the Benhayon mystery:
The company forwarded the clippings and
records to literary workers in New York,
who refused to use them for the construc-
ton of novel, explaining that the ma
terial was insufficient The matter was
lost in return to this city by the express
company, and the plaintiff estimates her
labor and damages at the stated amount
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-22

Eugene E. Bracket. charged with drunk
enness and carrying concealed weapon,
was sentenced yesterday by Judge Xix to
pay fine of $3.50 or be imprisoned in the
County Jail for $50 days. Bracket stated
In court that he was the American Consul
at Costa Rica, and came to this city a month
ago to regain his health, but the Judge did
not believe his story.
Ii: Ward, a colored man, was committed
TO the County Jail for ninety days by Judge
Juaehimsen for carving a leYolYer
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stefan, DR.. Won Bulow, as out of danger.
Her case is considered remarkable recov-
cry, as no hope was entertained on the day
of the shooting for her life, but she was
carefully attended and is now able to sit
up in bed. She cannot remember anything
Of the terrible tragedy, although she has
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-22
End of 4 Term

In the United States District Court yes
terday the jury impaneled for the term was
discharged. The case of John t. Glover.
charged with abstracting money from let
ter, was put over until the July term. and
the business OF the court was placed in
shape for Judge Hoffman's departure on
his vacation. Owing to the lack of ready
money the jurors will not receive their pay
until two weeks later
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-22

Tie South Fresno Improvement Company
filed articles of incorporation yesterday.
Directors-H. ID. and F. p. Bacon of Oak
land. f. E. Bush of Hanford, John A. Mer-
Till of San Leandr0 and F. A. Berlin Of San
Francisco. Capital stock SO 400, divided
into 7O4 shares; $3.50 subscribed. The
company will engage in land improvement
In the county named.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-22
ELLERT'S' ORDER.

An Inspection of Gas Fixtures VIII Be
Required by Law.
ga meeting of the License Committee of
the Supervisors was held yesterday after
noon, and it decided to recommend for
adoption Ellert's order providing for the in
spection of gas fixtures
1t was decided to have them inspected
quarterly, and also that card warning per-
sons against blowing cut the gas should be
affixed to every fixture.
The penalties for violations were reduced,
the fine being from $50 to 500 instead of
$50 to $500, and the Imprisonment from five
to thirty days, instead of ten to ore hun
dred days
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-22

The auction sale held yesterday by the
Arthur r. Briggs Company at Beresford
Park resulted in the disposal, at satlsfac-
tory prices, Of forty-six out of the forty
seven tracts offered, being the Anthony
subdivision. The Weston Tract was not
offered, owing to lack of time, but will be
placed on the market Immediately and sold
at private sale.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-22
EVERYBODY'S COLUMN.
Correspondence of Interest to the
General Public.

In Everybody's Column THE CALL will
publish short letters from correspondents
on topics of interest to the general public.
The matter in these communications will
represent only tue views Of tile writer's.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-22
EIythe "a a Ginsy.

Attorney Holiday continued his argu.
ment yesterday for the gypsy claimants in
the Blythe contest He stated that many
peculiarities in Blythe's character were
similar to that Of the gipsy race, particular
ly in pedding and trading. He quoted lib
orally from SimsOn's History of the Clip
sizes" to sustain his contention.
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The Benhayon Mvsterx.

Emma Hamberg's suit to recover $4,000
damages from the j. Dewing Company was
tried by Judge Hoge yesterday aud sub
mitted. She AYERS that she submitted to
the defendants quantity Of records and
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-22

Mrs. Mary Lane, widow OF Michael Lane,
who shot her in the head three times and
then killed himself while temporarily in
sane, in their house at % Lafayette street
last month. is now pronounced by her ply
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-22

William Graham. the bartender in the
Park House, Fulton and Stanyan streets,
who stabbed roomer in the place last
week during quarrel provoked by him
self, was held yesterday by Police Judge
Xix for trial in the Superior Court on a
charge OF assault to murder. His bonds
Wera fixed at Shnnn
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Leading Pupils of San Francisco
Schools.
Boys and Girls Whose Records During the
Past Scholastic Yssr Entities Them
to Special Mention.

AS has been the-custOm for years. THE CALL
again presents 10 its readers the lists of pupils IN
the various classes OF the public schools whom
their teachers have selected TO be placed upon
the roll OF honor:
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from.
Just received-A carload of all kinds
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