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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-25
omcers Elected Installed.

On Wednesday evening last. nth inst.
Mount Moriah Lodge, No. "A, f. and A. NJ.
installed the following officers for the ensu-
ing year: d. NJ. Richards, w. NJ: +. w.
Rossbach, S. W.. E. Fl. Buchanan, j. W.; ID.
III. Everett, T.; c. f. Brown, S.; Thomas
Byran, NJ; c. w. Lawrence, S. D.; P. Sci
bel, j. D.; c. Webster. II. Volmer, Stew
ards
Eureka Lodge, No 9, United Endowment
Associates. has elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: Miss Nellie j.
OBrien, P. c.; Miss NJ. I. Kearney, C. /;
Miss A. LOrber, V. c.; Miss NJ. E. kear-
ney, A. c.; w. Z. Dubois. s.; A. E. Halo
g.; F. b. Newbert, Guardian; J. c. Good
win, Sentinel; L. Hossack, O.; Daniel
Laird, Trustee; ID. NJ. Harvey and w. P.
McDsrmott, Trustees.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-25
MISCELLANEOUS,
A SNAKE IN BED.
The Poisonous Reptile Under the PH-
low Ready to Deal Death
Miraculous Escape of Two
San Francisco People.

more terrible revolving than to awaken at nj mt
and see huge snake coiied up your bed ready to
sting you to death at your first movement has yet
to be made public. The mouse Is to the average
terror.
Imagine rattiesnake resting all night under your
pillow. II you knew it was there with its death
dealing poison ready TO sting you. and you made no
eHort To dispose of It, you would simply be adopting
popular method OF suicide There are lots OF
people dying by s!most these very means. They
know serpent is slowly but surely Injecting poison
into them but they delay killing the monster until
finally 1t is too late, and another soul is rushed int,
eternity to answer FOR not taking better tho
life that God gave. Thousands of people die every
year from diseases that could be cured IL they
adopted the proper methods in time
James j. Welsh, living at $40 Cienentina street.
san Francisco, is a gentleman who strznsied the
monster that slept under his pillow. He tells OF his
experience IN his own way:
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horticultural Society.

The Horticultural Society will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 80 o'clock at the
hall of the State Board of Horticulture. go
Suffer street. Among the subjects for dis
cussion are the following: 'rhe Fraudrl-
lent Sale of Eastern or Inferior California
Dried Fruits Under the Name of Our First
class Products" by Professor C. Il. Allen !;
preparations for Planting and Fruits
for Different Localities" The new Direc-
tors. Leonard Coates, S. j. Stabler, l. A.
Wilcox, A. l.. Bancroft aud G. P Rixford,
will meet at IL O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-25
SEMINARY OF THEOLOGY.
Preparations for Its Erection Near Ros
Valley

ITeraTatIOuS IOr It's ERECTION Near ROSS
Valley.
Archbishop Riordan has for some time
been fostering plans for the erection near
Ross Valley of Catholic Theological Semi
nary. The location chosen is considered
better adapted for the purpose than any
other in the State, owing to its equal con-
venience to Northern and Southern Califor-
mia, Its contignity to San Francisco and its
admirable railroad facilities As yet, moth
ing further has been accomplished than the
purchase Of a tract in Ross Valley, known
as Porter Ranch, for site. No archilec-
iural design has been chosen, but it is pur-
posed to make the seminary complete In its
every feature, containing both preparatory
and more advanced departments.
The building will be plain in exterior and
probably similar in appearance to like in
stitutions in Baltimore and Boston. No less
ment.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-25
CHRISTMAS BELLS.

~ ARK the chimes of sweet bells are
EN ringing
Il Y Out on the frosty air secrets are bringing
" To hearts that grievous and gay,
PeaIing hymn thar Is full OF the sadness
OF the dying year as it sways in its madness,
once more 10 live in a brighter day.
Ye Christmas bells SO prettiy Ginning
Are full of sac edness, sweetness and rhyming,
With the thoughts that surge through my brain,
Weaving stories of love of stories OF sorrow,
Changing night into day TIL the light OF tomorrow
Reveals Him risen again.
SGa Frdaetsco, Dee, 1892 ALMA ALDEN.
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CONSPIRED AGAINST HIM.
Trouble Over an Unfortunate Woma
Ends With Arrest.

Trouble Over Unfortunate Woman
Ends With Arrest.
Thomas Gaskins, a man who has served
term in San Quentin prison for forgery, was
arrested yesterday in thenotorious Whitney
Ii ouse, corner of Bush and Dupont streets,
on a charge of assault with deadly weapon.
Frank A. Stewart, worthless character
who lives off the earnings of an unfortunate
woman, accuses Gaskns of attempting to
hit h I'M with an AK when he interfered in
tight between GaSkins and the woman, who
is Mrs. Gaskins.
The prisoner claims that since his dis
charge from prison recently he has been
working hard. He found bis wife and tried
to reclaim her from Stewart, whom she had
met while he was a prisoner. Yesterday
while demonstrating with the woman be-
cause of her liking fol Stewart, he was ar
rested.
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They still Have Their own Way.

The tendency to override vetoes and all
other obstacles to jobbery and public
plumber is always manifest wherever any
of the present Board of Supervisors NAV be-
found. Yesterday Hugh Diamond of 224
McAllister street, asked the Fire Depart
ment Committee for permission to raise
three two-story buildings and construct
story under them of wood. Chief Scannell
objected to the use of wood, and cited the
ordinance to sustain him. but the committee
ignored him entirely aud agreed to recon-
mend the petition.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-25
Corcoran PIead, Not cu,,,v

james Corcoran, ex-iron molder. ex-
deputy sheriff, etc., pleaded not guilty be-
fore Judge Murphy yesterday to the charge
OF assault to murder and another of as
sau!t with deadly weapon. During the
troubles OF the striking iron-molders in
August last, CorcOran steamed up with fuSil
oil and made cruise Of Tar Flat among the
iron-moIders ia search of large game. When
opposite the Occidental foundry, he drew a
pistol und blazed away at the non-union
inmates several times.
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State WORLDS Fair Association

Chairman James d. Phelan Of the State
Worlds Fair Association has called meet
ing of the Executive Committee tor Monday
evening next ut s o'clock to consider plans
for the proposed exhibit at Chicago. Per-
mapent headquarters have been established
with the Board OF Trade in the History
building oil Market street, where Secretary
Warren b. Josselyn is attending to business.
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precaution Against disease.

Notices have been sent ont by the Health
Department 10 all ministers and undertake
ers, notifying them of the new ordinance
forbidding the holding of public funerals in
the case of death from diphtheria, cholera,
smallpox, etc, and other contagious and in
fectioGs diseases. The cards have been
printed for posting on the doors Of houses
which have patients inflicted with any in
fictitious or CONTAGIOUS disease
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-25

The following creditors of Bamberger g.
Kaempfer, 657 Market street. have petit
toned the Superior Court to adjudge that
firm Insolvent debtors: Miller 81 Wough,
S402 CO; l. de Turk, S1634 So; L. p. Drexer,
SlI51 80; Martin, Feuser 81 Co., S1135 Sc;
Jones & Mundy, 1881; Abramson. Bacon 81
Hunisch. S67S 76; Essen Vineyard Company,
S1l59 10
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Reality OF the stage.

Mrs George f. Mendoza testified before
Judge Wallace yesterday that her husband,
Joseph Arthur Mendoza. had been intern
perate, had struck her repeatedly ana had
deserted her in September Of last year She
had to Ego on the stage" to support herself.
The Judge granted her petition for divorce.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-25

c. d. Hess, manager Of the grand opera
company at the Orphenm, has sued to re-
cover $4,000 damages from Fernando Mi
chelena, the first tenur OF the Emma Abbott
Company, for alleged breach of contract for
an engagement at Baltimore and Milwaukee.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-25
To Recover ON Promissory Note.

George A. Woodhead has brought suit to
recover $1,000 and interest from Carroll
Cook, alleging that amount is due on an as
signed promissory note given by Cook to
the late Elizabeth Wo0dhead, Of whose
estate he is administrator.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-25
Alfred Clarke,s $50, 900 Residence.

Alfred Clarke appeared before the Street
Committee yesterday and asked favorable
consideration Of his petition tor the right to
build cisterns and lay pipes along part Of
Douglas streets, where he has commenced
the erection of an $4,000 residence The
recommendations will be made.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-25

HOME INDusrRY.-The printing ink and
rollers used on THE DAILY MORNING CALL
are manufactured by E. j. Shattuck & Co.,
go Commercial and 525 Clay streets, San
Francisco.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-25
Mrs. Guticrrez Lases Her Case

In the case of Mrs. Eloisa S. Gutierrez
against Robert A. Mclean, an action to re-
cover S40,600 damages for alleged persecu-
ton in securing her Imprisonment on a
charge Of drunkenness and the use of vulgar
language, and also for attempting to extort
money, a jury in Judge CARRIERS department
found verdict yesterday for defendant.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-25

HOME INDUsrRY-The printing ink and
rollers used on The DAILY MORNING CALL
are manufactured by +. J. Shattuck Co..
500 Commercial and 525 Clay streets. San
Francisco.
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Stock Exchange Incorporated.

The san Francisco Public Stock Exchange
has fled articles of Incorporation. Drec-
tors w. Rumble, Fred G. Lacey, G. ID.
Bush, Frank Rogers and L. w. Turner of
San Francisco No capital stock.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-25

Vice-Consul of the Mexican Government At
this port He has recently been appointed
10 the post, and will be welcomed by host
Of acquaintance here.
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Ms PAULINE VoSS.

She tried any number of physicians, but pur-
that /, Mrs August yoss of 26l0 Manchester street.
San Francisco, have been afflicted with neuralgia
for over three years. and could get benefit until
went under treatment at the Cosmopolitan Dis
pensary. fSignedJ PAULINE VOSS."
Hundreds have been cured at the Cosmopolitan
Dfspensary. Among them were: Dayiu Williams.
1873 ShOtwell street. Will am =. Kane, l7l3 Post
street: Mrs NJ. j. MeManus, Sl4 Jessie street: An
drew McWiliiam Martin, AZ Ridley street; T. NJ. D.
Wright, 1924 Florida street: Peter A. Anderson
Seventh street, H. L. Shook 1921 Market street.
A Astorg. San Rafael, CAL: Fred Gronsand, Will
lam Tell House. Bush street: c. f. Eckhart. Giiroy,
Cal, and many Others Write to some of them and
learn their experience Why do you want to kern
the serpent, disease, under your pillow. ready to
deal death TO you. when You can remove the mon
ster? ~ the staff OF physicians at the Cosmopolitan
Dispensary cannot cure you, power earth
can livery character OF disease treated. Sufferers
from rheumatism, asthma, consumption, catarrh,
dyspepsia, indigestion, scrofula. female weakness.
deafness, any sexual disease, lost manhood maia-
ria, urinary troubles plies, bowel troubles, any
other disease. should call at once. Low charges,
within the reach of all, combined with the best
and thorough examination free to patients. A
friendly talk may save you thousands OF dollars
years of suffering, and perhaps your life. Yousg,
middle-aged or old men suffering from the effects
of folies and excuses restored TO perfect health
manhood and yfgor. Each visitor privat Nv.
and all communications received in sacred conf
dence. Out-of-town patients can write open Sun
days. COSMOPOLITAN DiSPENSARY, Stockton.
Ellis and Market sts.. San Francisco, Cal de23 rs ct
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-05
A BOLD Robbery.


Five Teughs Carry or . saloon Till and
Are Captured.
A bold robbery was com mitted last night
at about 8 o'clock La the Marine saloon on
Railroad avenue, between Warrington and
Main streets. Five very tough4ooking
men were drinking at the bar, when sud-
denly one Of them jumped upon the pro-
prietor. who was attending TO the bar. and
threw him down on the floor. He held
him there while the other four men
snatched tho till containing $45, and. after
smptying Il, ran away - fast - possible,
followed by their comrade. There we're
twenty-five people in the saloon, but the
robbery was committed % quick that no
one realised Whist was going on.
The proprietor notified the police OF
what had occurred and then made tour
of the lower haunts OF the city to see II he
could find the thieves- At about IL o'clock
he saw three OF the men In Clancy & Burns
saloon on Jackson street, drinking. He
notified Ofiicef Peer, who Immediately ar
rested the men. At police station the
thieves gave their names o. Dan Ward,
James walker and Tom Burns. A thor
cugh search OF them did not result In the
finding Of any Of the stolen money.
Dan Ward claimed to have only 30 cents,
but when he took of his socks 90 cents
were found. He 10 the same man who was
arrested for vagrancy about . month ago
and claimed not 70 have cent but when
examined money was found hidden in
every article Of clothing he he'd on. The
other two thieves had not been found up to
o late hour last night
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To show that the cures made BY Jcy's vso>
table sarsapari,ia are not only; not exceptional
cases, bat that 10 helps every body, We cite few
instances where two In The same family took Il
and were both cared
Thomas stephens. Of les sixsh st.. 4 r., took
u fos weak stomach and dyspepsia. II entirely
cured Ain- He then gave IL to his vile foe Asr
sick headaches. since which tine abe Aas had
no return 10 cured them both.
Mn r. l. wheason. Of 20 Post q. AZ, vss
SUFFERER from stomach and liver troubles auA
haiioasnes& Finding that Il relieved her, shs
rave II 70 little girl living With her whose a.
Fiction va large open sore which nothing
seemed TO heal II also cured the child
H. & winn. OF oessr ccsrs. Geary g., AZ.
psominsns In the Order OF Red Men, Wa vary
feeble and greatly reduced. Joy's Vegetable
earssraxtaa restored his heath and sccussum~d
vssos. He shersupca gave 81 - his wife Who
Wa similarly af1icsed and had nervous puss->r
uoa- !, ssA the same happy enact upon hsr II
bad upon him Scores Of ainslAr easss cosld h
saasd ess Ne hare no room Tor them here.
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FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS VIA UNION
PACIFIC SYSTEM

Train No 4. Tho Limited Fast Mail . leaving
Portland on TIE linton Pacific system q,
n, daily, In sfsttsoa o. FulifBan palace and
sesastsss siespers and diuiag ears, Is also
eaairged with elegant free reclining chair cars
frem Portland 10 Chicago wlthoas change
Bath tiyss-cisss and c.alesist chair cars Are
furnished with reclining ehsirs Of the latest i'm.
rFosei pstsern, are asset up with smoking
loetns. lssasosses for oo,a ladies' aud gentlemen.
aud ere lfshtesi BY gas
All sses of passengers are carried in these
cars without additional charge
Passengers desiring the qatekes, irn~ and
best pcs~ BILE service fsoa Portland and the
Northwest n al kss;ern points. should pup
chase their tickets via the Talon Pacific syststn
Their ssens< vii take pleasure fn far-isainS
fa'es. ueke'A through haegsge checks, detailed
iafsr@ssioa etc. ufor application.
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sheec srls rses with some uuonaznes@ =
fhev have Ia I measure diverted - aften-
IN. = ~.rx<.I sarA imuirrs4ion h1shorI
- .s,r~.x .-~s..yv,1v sn;ox~d ~ khom.
!. s--<s- - - $50, - t. nsxah -.
An ..s ssAa1s - - e,~.,-. - a..
.a.s - =: 49,. l - s-ns. - Az.
covered % NJ f00ovn8 HUN
ossn 1sais1is q Apra -: s,
NJ sounaO ce1psdsse anoes
- - - - 9. s - -. ~ ~ ~
80 - 49, - Ssstz.S - sn.a,e~ ioeu. is
: 49, -. e--.sr q m feee aaovs ths
rae Isnd. vhieh . ipsenAsd for and sxeellently
IN adspeed 70 pssadsass psspssy. Il = 80.
sssniy spsssdsd - ~ ely. .. fss = lad
~ csssasa nsssfis says psslIsseg 49, . y.
nd viu = sxas.dsa g ~ p - :. 49,
In,9n, aae = - - -. = S,s,.ne ns,eer.
~. - 49,. !. - Ssr-'s hsxe enc 5uoaoD fese
- rwh.r - she rround vim which shey
sss building sddswsID - - - posss.
~, and pGsaiss also 70 sxssnd . vhszf
- 1sop vu1ae. ss1e 1eo -. ineul.s IS
1ney ass Dssanine iox : oy. - 60.
Aosroesu -. - - =. - - 49, .s.s srcr-h -
- - sfs,ss - 80 vhfae - Bulreffa 9 not
Z, sAreras. 81 scvnsa1e schsmee Il be- 10 apr
pssneusson q any q hen hartine Absrdssn-
This city II 30 vsll souudsd. has such a m
pesgnAhss position and sseh vaas resources g
gr:ss metropolis thss - ~ s.,. - s ~
O,ans = e'n -. - 80 s.s,rrsAs = vhere
ssy -, - .s.s 80 4. ~ he snfpa
s.d shes, conssorsnt t,.Gle ccns % IL haxboe
where they nay. ne VA. reap portion Of the
harvest
Twenty -ssvsn Thousand fest from the
shore to dssp vatsr il, Of course, long
IA a.-x-~ r. -A~-f h,.slN5n~ u M
obstacle 70 the city builders Of Grays bar
Dor. The Grays Harbor Company has
already constructed . substantial wharf
fron its shore Ct Grsys Harbor City across
ne tide Oats about 5000 feet 70 deep water.
These Oats. - have said. are regarded -
q decided advantage instead OF detzimenf.
Probably the hackers Of Ocosta contain
plate even greater things upon thsir 1900
fsstof mud Oats than their rivals across the
way with only 1900. Compared with the
former there 10 . poverty Of unsiGhtiy but
highly seyvicsahle mud In these 6,oOO fses
that IL almost discoura8tng.
All the towns OF Gray . harbor have been
prosperous in IN unprecedented degree
during the past year. All have enjoyed
heavy immigration and their growth mas
been astonishing. The resources and i'm
portancs OF this region are not sufncaensiy
understood and appreciated by the oun-
ness men and capitalists OF Puget sound
certainly not By those Of Seattle. Il . not
pleasant 70 know. but It 10 neversneasss .
fact. that the merchants OF the harbor
trade almost entirely with Fort
land and San Francisco. OF the
small proportion that goes TO the Sound,
Tacoma gets more than Seattle. 30 Tar -
know 0nlV ma Saattfn GUtnYpYfS0 has At.
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The story se Ksss>il usavrssss's Cssses-
ttsn with shs LOsesry Cs0pesy'
wxsHwa1os Csyy. May THE Easeesn
papers hase revived the story tbss Rnsssi
Harrison. NJ Meataua. il employed -
counsel for the Louisiana Lottsry Com
peny 70 ute his iaauence In preventing
Legislation hostiIe 10 the company. This
story has teen passed around from Tins 10
time. and IL hiss b~en said that since the
failure of the company 20 sst fcothoid In
North Dakota. IL has had its evu eye ON
Montana Ar Harrison's connection with
tho concern IL emphasically denied By Mr..
I. II. Kocx. of New YORK. secretary Of The
Sev York Jockey ciu5. and . fsm friend
Of John A. Morris, the attorney Of tbs lot
terry company. You say concluded Mr..
Koch. from me personally. and put Il -
strongly - yon please, that Mr.. Russell
Harrison has nothing. absolutely nothing.
10 do with any effort that The Louisiana
lottery may be making for the renewal Of
its charter"
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SNOW IN ar. PAUL.

The style Of May Weather They Have
ia Bitssard Land.
ST. PAUL, May 4.--Snow fell here today
20 depth OF an inch or more. but it soon
melted. Reports tonight indicate that the
saow-storm was very general throughout
tho Northwest.
From la crosse. Wis. TO jamestown,
TO the lakes on the north. This snow is
generally regarded rs favorable to = big
crop. late snow in former years having
been invariably followed by big yields.
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rsn BUSINESS rnnoueu.


sra Senators win Supper,
pAsndier's New Ruies.
a nroR CIrr. May ALI Senator
resolution calling for revision
under which the Senate does
Per comes TO vote, the support
senator's from the new states Is
II Il IL Mr.. Chambers idea
nsss should be transacted with
MO- 70 business principles and
Tor that venerable blockade 10
Known as senatorial courtesy.
the young blood of the Senate.
80 ndsrs. for instance. a. vel, AZ
10y. Squire and Pettsgrew are
Mn who have the push OF the
Rey have money interests. too
- - tAetr hands By the recple Of
which tho senators from thu
Know nothing OF. and they
measures disposed OF A. rapidly
consideration viii warrant They
ae speeches 10 make; they ara
Nv nth senatorial courtesy. which
eaek Tor years. they are what
- p u the country calls ..hux,.
sss conservative war.
- Wis large incoming OF fresh h,os,s
~ 0andlsrs resolution Is locked on A.
1nNtne GOOD deal stronger surpor, thar
J eeherwiss would. and viii hen tew.ra
p<unx the senate out Of some Of Its cas-
leUs mat are generally characterized =.
~ aoey. senator Chambers resolution !.
move towards getting the basine., on, At
~ Wv. IN order 10 adjourn Uh.p ~.
8eoo b ready.
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UNCLE SAM AT FAULT.

Ills Contfaetsrs Accused Of bssaking the
Eight Hear Law.
CHICAGO, May sat . meeting OF the
trade and labor assembly today delegates
from the brickiayers' union and carpen-
terra organization reported that the mason
work being deae for the government at
Fort Sheridan Il being carried on under
the tsn-hour rule in direct violation Of the
eight-hour law. The secretary was In
strueted 70 notify the Chicago delegation
in congress and The secretary of war Of the
infringemens and request that measures be
taken 70 discontinue the violation.
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ON GREEN pa

lovely share can now b. hea~i she sound II the
hammer ASH tSx saw. The free hasne sites are
nearly exhausted. Consult yoss snse rest sad that
of yenr fssatly by securing . home Nv the AXE
Apply rrurnrsly al room 6, kilera block