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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-31
FRATERNAL NOTES.
Benefit of California Lodge, Il.
Of p, at the Alcazar.

Crockett Lodge, No 1S9, F. and a. NJ, al
its called meeting last Saturday evening
had work in the Fellowcraft degree.
Parker Lodge, No. 124, l. o. o. f., at us
regular meeting this evening will elect rep
resentatives to the approaching Granu
Lodge session.
Occidental Lodge, No. %, F. and A. NJ, at
its called meeting last evening had work IN
the second degree.
Cosmopolitan Lodge, No. 1914, l. o. U. E.
at its regular meeting tomorrow evening
will have an initiation.
King Solomon's Lodge, No. ESQ, +. ana
A. NJ, at its called meeting last evening
had raising"
Court Excelsior No. 6932, A. o. F. OF A,
at its regular quarterly summoned meeting
last evening elected delegates to the Grand
Court aud transacted some very important
business.
San Francisco Chapter, No. l. Royal Arch
Masons. at its meeting last evening had
WORK in the Royal Arch degree.
California Lodge, No. l. Knights of ~
thias, will be the recipient of a benefit at
the Alcazar Theater on Thursday evening,
9th inst.
In the Order of Chosen Friends the total
benefits paid TO date has been $685. 2O3 "a,
of which amount Sj,O7S,2 O3 "a was Tor ZOio
death losses aud S295,000 for 2S2 disapliIty
claims.
At date of February 28th last there were
49, 40S members of the Roy al Arcanum IN
good standing and 1910 subordinate c9uhcilS,
Golden Gate Commandery, No. 10, hnlghIS
Templar, will hold the first family social OF
the present templar year this evening at
the ASYLUM, l3l Post street.
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MRS. KELLEY'S BRIBBR.
Judge Worley Holds Lawyer NJ.
w. COffey to Answer.

The examination of NJ. w. COffey. Police
Court lawyer, charged with felony in at
tempting to bride The complaining witness
against Frank Moore, alias Queen, accused
of pocket-picking, came up in Police Court
2 before Judge Morley yesterday afternoon.
COffey's attorney asked for dismissal on
the grounds that the accused's admission is
not sufficient. and that no other evidence
against him had been introduced.
The Court denied the motion, toIwhich an
exception was taken. COffey was then
placed on the stand, and stated that he was
the attorney of Mrs. Moore, the wife OF
Moore, charged with picking the pocket Of
Mrs. J. Kelley. His counsel then asked
him to state all the circumstances OF the case,
but Judge Morley informed the witness that
unless Mrs. Moore was present ana gave
her consent to his teStifying about her rela-
tons with him as her lawyer, he could not
state anything about their conversations or
business.
Coffey attempted, under his counsel's
coaching, to introduce such testimony
several times, but was Immediately stopped
by the Court. The accused then denied
having attempted TO bride Mrs. Kelley. but
stated that he did call ON her with Mrs.
Moore. lie next tried to tell Of recent
conversation with Mrs, Moore with reference
to matter not considered as between at
torney and rlient, but the Court stated that
If it did not bear on the case it was irrevelant,
immaterial and incompetent and if it really
was connected with the case then 1t was
privileged and could not be introduced.
On cross-eXamnatiou C0ffey said he was
Mrs Moore's attorney and had never ap-
peared in court on her behalf and judge
WorleY finally took the matter under adj
vlSement until a certain hour, when he held
CofTey to answer before the Su eri0r Court
i'll $1,000 bonds, and Kelley, a witness
against Coffey, in $500 bonds. The case
morning. Coffey's attorney then apologized
to Judge Morley for certain reflections he
had made and was forgiven
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SCOTCH-IRISH CONGRESS.
The Third Annual Convention to Be Held
in Louisville, Ky.

in Louisville, Ky.
The third annual convention of the Scotch
Irish people of America will be held in
Louisville, KY, from May 18th to 18th next.
The Congress at PttSburg, Pa, last year
was attended by President Harrison and his
C abinet, besides hundreds of other dis
tinguis he'd men. The gathering this year
will be still more notable. Ii will assem-
BILE the best elements OF the race from all
parts of the United States and British
America.
Among the other eminent speakers who
will deliver addresses are: Governor Buck
ner, Hon W. C. F. breckenridge, Judge
William Lindsay and Hon. Henry Waiter
son. Of Kentucky; Rev. DR.. John Hall Cf
New York; Rev. Stuart AchesOn of To-
rontO, Canada; MIR. Alexander Montgomery
Of San Francisco; Hon. A. L. Stevens Oh Of
Illinois, and Rev. DR.. j. III. Bryson OF Ala-
bama.
The Scotch-Irish Society of America, with
Mr.. Robert Bonner of New York as Presi-
dent, will have charge of the. exercises; but
1t Will not be strictly society gathering.
1t will be more properly mass-meeting of
the race.
All Scotch-Irish people are earnestly in
vited to attend and the local population,
without regard to race, will be cordially
welcomed. Reduced railroad fare and ample
facilities for sightseeing will be extended
to all who come. Another attraction to Wis
itors will be the great musical festival. viii h
will be in progress during the evenings OF
the occasion.
The objects OF the society are historical,
educational and social. 1t is strictly nom
parts and non-Sectarian. The only
requisites for membership are ScOtch-lrlsh
blood, in any d'gree, good character, and
nominal dues, for which members receive
the valuable historic works issued by the
society.
The Secretary of the National Society is
A. Z. FloYd Of Columbia. Tenn.
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Bull and Grants Assets.

r. j. Davis. assignee in Insolvency of the
Bull and Grant Farm Implement Com
pany. prays in separate complaints for
judgment for S912 SO against Livingston IL
Clark, for S2400 against the White River
Lumber Company, for $1,000 against the j.:
G. Case Plow Works Of Racine, Wis, and
for S53l IA against Arthur Bull, said sums
being due from the defendants to the In
solvent firm. The Bull and Grant Company
sustained great losses at the hands of an
English forger, who ingratiated himself
into the confidence of Charles Montgomery
while member Of the Y. M. &. A. in this
trust by committing numerous thefts. The
consequence was that the company wa:
forced into insolvency.
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Lessons Salmon seines.

J. r. Lesson, in his suit against j. R.
Young, administrator of the estate of the
late Collector of the Port Sullivan, to re-
cover on an excessive duty imposed on some
salmon seine imported from Scotland, was
given a decision in his favor in the United
States Circuit Court yesterday. Collector
Sullivan had imposed 40 per cent tax,
claiming the seine was of flaxen thread, and
Lesson said it was gilIing Irvine and only
subject to a % per cent tax. The court rem
dered judgment in his favor for the excess
of duty over the % per cent.
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FISHER AMES' CLAIM.
Further Testimony as to the Nature O
the Work Performed.

urther Testimony as TO the nature OF
the Work Performed.
The further hearing of testimony in the
case of Fisher Ames against Mrs. Mabel
Treadwell to recover SIS. 900 for legal ser
vices rendered was resumed in Judge Hunts
department by the jury yesterday. The
plaintiff was again on the stand and Attor-
ney Van Ness continued to crosssexamine
him regarding the character and sc Jpe of
the legal services rendered by him, also con-
corning his Indebtedness to her.
He admitted that at the time of the settle
ment in 1887 he owed her $3.50 for bnr-
rowed money, but she owed him $3.50 for
counsel fees, and they effected a settlement
by exchanging checks On redirect exam
ination Attorney Dunno strOve to prove to
the jury that the services rendered we're of
such magnitude as to warrant the fee
claimed. The testimony was mainly of a
technical nature, merely designed to estab-
fish that the witness had been an able and
successful legal representative Of the de-
PENDANT.
The examination of Ames was concluded
at noon, when an adjournment until to-day
was taken, in order to accommodate certain
jurors, who desired the afternoon to attend
to their business, IL being collection day"
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prohibits the opening of coffin in dph-
after the Health Office had given orders not
10 do SO. The defense claimed that the
ordinance was invalid by being added on to
Order 23I3, instead of being made a distinct
order as required by law A verdict of not
guilty was returned by the jury.
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Run Over and Killed.

Abe Jarrett, a teamster, aged Al years.
married, residing at l16h Fourth street,
was run over and killed at Townsen and
Fifth streets, yesterday morning. He was
loading casks of wine on his dray, when the
horses started. In trying to stop them. he
was struck by the neck yoke of passing
team, and thrown under the wheels of his
truck. He was iearlully crushed about the
head and body, aud died in the Receiving
Hospital, where he was immediately taken
after the accident.
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He is about to be succeeded by Rev. A.
brahms of Sonoma, who has been appoint
ed by the Directors to fill the position of
chaplain, made vacant one year since by the
resignation of Rev. Mr.. Hill and filed tenn
pdrarily by Revs. Mr.. Woodwork aud
Father Lagan of San Rafael. Mrs. F. Z.
butcher of Healdsburg win have charge of
the wOmen's department. as matron.
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CHL0ROFORM WAS GIVEN.
Edward Brode Brought Out OF a CataIe,
FIT NV

IIU TII Dy IT.,
Edward Brode, weak-appearng young
man, living at 400 Fourth street, was found
in cataleptic condition yesterday after
noon on the corner of Fifth and Harrison
streets and taken to the Receiving Hospital.
His body was perfectly rigid, the head bent
back almost to his shoulders and the back
arched like the letter &c"
The victim was inseusible and had ap-
parently no feeling, for he never flnched
under all the physical tests made on him.
DR.. Bunker finally tried the effects of chic
reform, and after Bode had inhaled guam
tity OF the drug his muscles relaxed and he
became conscious. Although much ex-
hausted and feeling extremely weak, he suf-
fered no other i'll effects from his attack.
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tensely for two years" she writes, with sick
bilious headaches. went under treatment at the
Cosmopolitan Dispensary and as direct result of
ii am to-day in better health than have been for
ten years am satisfied that / am permanently
cured. (Signed) ELLEN D. COLLINS"
Mr.. @. +. Eckhart of G!iroy, under date of Decem-
Der 9Th, writes to the Cosmopolitan Dispensary Of
San Francisco as follows: " feet grateful for the
help have received at your hands Every day
friends remark TO me that look better, when only
short time ago they expected TO hear OF my DEATH
feel that institution that has snatched me from
the grave you have deserves the warmest encour-
agement. Believe me, gratefully yours,
(SignedJ C. +. ECKHART."
Miss Bauer, living at 2318 California street, was
one of thousands who suffer from cltarrh. She had
been victim for five long years during which time
she attended by several phys clans who re-
lieved her pain temporarily but failed to effect
neImanent
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. She was recommended to the Cosmopolitan Dis
pensary by friends and permanently cured after
six weeks treatment. Miss Bauer has resided in
san Francisco for three years and has many friends
here.
The COSMOPOLITAN DISPENSARY is Medical
and Surgical Institute, located perm nently at the
junction OF Stockton, Ellis and Market streets, for
the Of all Diseases Affections and DetOrmtleS.
\ staff of competent Physicians, graduates OF the
best American and English Colleges skilled, expert
enced and able, are in constant attendance. No
Minerals Poisons used The latest improved
methods of Surgery and the recent discoveries
I'm medicine of Europe and America adopted a
Pharmacy is attached and all prescriptions hlied
free of charge.
Sufferers from rheumatism Asthma, Consump-
ton, Catarrh Dyspepsia, Indi[ estiOn Scrofua, Fe-
male Weakness, Seminal Weakness Cancer, Heart
Disease, Bronchitis Eruptions, salt Rheum Bald
ness, TapewOrms, Deafness, any Sexual Diseases,
Lost Manhood. Malaria, Urinary Troubles, Piles.
Bowel Troubles or any other dis ease, should call at
once. Low charges within the reach OF all, com
blned with the best Medical AMI Surgical skill
Consultation, Advice and Thorough Examination
thousands or dollars, years OF suffering, and per
haps your life. Young, middie-aged or Old men sut-
fering from the effects OF fOleS and e1cesSes restored
to perfect health, manhood aud vigor. Each visitor
seen privately, and all communications received In
sacred confidence. Out-Of-tOwn patients can write.
We do not publish the names of one
patient out of fifty average, an / only
then when the written consent of the pa
tient is given Cur business is conducted
with the greatest secrecy, and we publish
imonials only at the request of patients.
Remember, are located at the junction
or Ellis and Market streets,
San FIR ,ncisco. This is the only Cosmo-
politan Dispensary in California.
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GUsTAYE BERNIER'S DEATH.
William Sullivan on Trial for Having
Caused 1t.

Caused 1t.
William Sullivan is on trial before a jury
and Judge Trout, accused Of murder COM
mitted, in March, year ago, when he and
one Michael Dolan assaulted shoemaker
named Gustave Berner with sungshot
and injured him so badly that he died few
weeks later.
Bernier entered saloon on the corner Of
Thirtieth and Mission streets for pitcher
of beer. The accused was there spelling
for fight, and at once commenced to pick
on Bernier In a few minutes more they
had knocked him down and beaten him into
an insensible state, and he had to be car
ried home.
The immediate cause of death was men,
nights but it is contended that The injuries
inflicted by the accused and his companion
superinduced the fatal alment. Sullivan's
attorney tried to show that it was pneumo-
MIA and not the injury from the beating
lures carriages and cotton and playing
that resulted in Bernicr's death.
Six young woman ll-bearers oficated at
a recent funeral In Hannibal Nh
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mot GUILTY." SAID THE JURY,
Health Ordinance Violated With All
Immunity.

lmpun1ty.
The case OF George Horr, hearse-driver
for McAvoy & Gallagher, nndertakers.
charged with misdemeanor by Health In
spector Burns, was tried yesterday before
Police Judge Rx and jury. He was
charged with having permitted other per-
sons than the Health Officer to view the
body of Margaret Deely, who died of diph-
iberia, thus violating Ordinance 1901, which
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA. OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY 81
l Ocean DlvisOn-and PACIFIC COAST SlskZ
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street Wharf at 10 for the above ports one OF
their AL iron steamships viz:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-April l, IS, 20, May
Z, 10. 81.
COLUAIBIA-March %. April 9, 81. May 3, Is, 81.
CREGON--March ~, April 5, II. 29, May IL, 49,
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Paclhc
lines for an points in oregon, washington, British
Columbia, Alaska, Idaho, Montana Dakota, Utah.
Wyoming, Yellowstone Park, and all points East ami
South and TO Europe.
Fare to Portland-Cabin, S16; steerage IS; round
trip cabin. $40.
tel, New Montgomery ST.
GOODALI PERKINS, Il CO. Supt. Ocean Line
mrs. 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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Fell From a Window.

While cleaning windows yesterday after
noon at 1856 Suffer street Angelo Servente
fell from the third story to the ground, dis
lance of thirty-fve feet aud broke his left
leg. He was taken to the Receiving Hos
piIa for treatment.
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Thomas Day Inferred.

Thomas Day, an old and respected resi-
dent CT this city, was buried Sunday from
the First Unitarian Church, Rev. DR.. Steb-
bins officiating. Tie pali-bearers were: G..
A. Fisher, II. c. Swain, G. G.. Hooker and
Charles Main. Many and beautiful were
the floral offerings.
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GuNARl LINE.

New York to Liverpool. via Queenstown.
from Pier 30, North River.
FAST EMPRESS NAL SERVICE
Aurania Mch 2S,7 80 AM Etrurla April lS 30 p,E
Umbria, April 4, 800 Psi AuTania, Apl 20, 6:OB An
Seryia, April II. 800 AM Galia April %, 500 az
BOthua. Apl 10, 100 AN mbria, May g.. n tq1
Cabin passage, $50 and upward; intermediate sI5,
Storage tickets to and from all parts of EnFaHs
at very low rates For freight and passage appiY :.
the companyS Office, Bowling Green, New YORK.
VERNON II. BROWN Il CO., General AgenLE
Good accommodation always be secured Of
application TO WILLIAMS, DIMOSD IL Co.
ly27 IuThSa Agents. san FraueiE51-
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NrsCELLANrouu
Stern
Facts

The staff of physicians of the Cosmopolitan Dis
pensary have performed many remarkable cures
during the last four months. The dspenSary has
hundreds of testimonials and letters from prom-
nent persons who have written IN glowing terms of
the great benefit received All of these subject
10 private Inspection but publicity is not made
cept where the person cured expresses a wish that
the iacts be given 10 the public Miss Ellen d. Col
inns Is Dung lady who has lived in San Francisco
but four years. buc she has many friends here. She
is located at 14l Tehama street. ~ suffared In
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Driver and Horse Hprt.

Hugh McCrum Of the firm of Sroufe &
McCrum is suffering from injuries received
in a runaway while driving in the park Sun
day. The horse, valued at $3.50, broke q
tendon and will have to be killed
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County Clerk Blattner drew from the gen.
eral petit jury box yesterday the names of
100 persons to serve in trying criminal cases
in Judge LAWYERS department of the Su-
perior Court, returnable on Saturday
morning.
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ASTOUNDING BARGAINS
LADIES' AND GHILDRENS
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
TODAY

In connection with the attractions presented in
the many other departments of magnificent Spring
stock of Dry Goods we TODAY make GREAT SPE-
CIAL OFFERING OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR that is bound to COM
mand the immediate attention Of all practical economists,
1t affords patrons opportunity to make purchases
from the lines presented figures that i'll many cases
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

CarryIH. OHIteN States, HaWaiIan anu Co.
Ionia! Mails.
w ILL LEAVE 1HE COMP ANY'5 ke<e
W Wharf, foot OF Folsom street. xtfSs52
j or honolulu, Auckland and Sydney,
WITHOUT CHANGE,
The Splendid New 3000-ton Iron Steamer
MariposA Thursday, April 20. 3 L. Vt
OF Immediately on arrival OF the British mail
For Honolulu.
IS. australia t3000 tonsi. April slst at P. {.
sS. Zealaniia April It'll. at p. ".
.Ea- For freight OF passage, apply az Office. 81 I
Market street. JOHN u. StRECkELS IL BROS,
besou General A.ensA
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ReIicion at San Quentin

Rev. Mr.. Woodworth of the California
Prison Commission led the divine service
ON last Sunday at the San Quentin prison
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

THE CoMPANY'S STEAMSHIPS WILL <sza
sail tHlfSE
FOR NEW YORK VIA PANAMA.
Steamship "CoLIMA," Friday, April 8. 1891, at
~ noon. taking passengers and freight direct for
MaZatian, Acapulco. Ocos, ChamperIco. San Jose
de Guatelnala la, Aca1utia, La LiGertad, CorintOs
Punta Arenas and Panama
FOR HON1-kO sc VIA YOKOHAMA
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO. via Honolulu. ....
Tuesday, Aprl! IL, 1891, at PN
CHIN .............. Thursday, May Z. 1891 at
CITY OF PEKING.............,...
...,..........,...Tue ay, June I'd, 1891, at rX
Round trip tickets to Yokohama and return at re-
duced rates
For freight passage apply at the ofce. Of
First and Braunan streets.
Branch offcc-202 Front street.
JOHN NJ. DOW, Acting General Agent
del5 U GEORGE II. RICE. Tralic Manager-
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SuPtiaIs In Court
Judge +. w. Lawler celebrated mar
rage ceremony yesterday between Francois
Ferrie, As years of age, and Marie Josephine
Chandert % wears old.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD s. S. CO.

Time from New York to Southampton, ~ days
From Southampton to Bremen, "a or 80 hours
From southampton to London, by southwesteru
Railway Co, 2Ia hours Trains every hour In tho
Summer season. Railway carriages for London
await passengers In southampton Docks on arrival
OF Express Steamers from New York
These steamers are well-knoWn for their speed
comfort and excellent cuisine
CHAS. DUISENBERG & CO., 3l4 Sacramento ST
NATHAN MEY Err Il CO., 40l California 81.
j. f. FUGAZI, Montgomery avenue.
ia6 ~ Tu7'h
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Ancient Order of Fore=ters, f. s.

Ancient order OF Eoresters, H. s.
Court Hercules. No. 12o6. will .i~se-.
banquet on Monday, April 9th, at which
ladies will attend. The menu will excel
any before given by the order. This court
has initiated twenty candidates in the last
five meetings.
The A. o. F. will have their new hall
completed in eight months. 1t Will contain
ten lodge-rooms, permanent Secretary's
Office, ballroom, banquet hall and several
other rooms.
Court Excelsior will organize uniform
rank the first of May with twenty-eisht menu
bers. This will be Company Of the
rank.
A new court will be Instituted at Fresno
by 5. A. d. Jones of Court Fountain City Of
MERGED.
Court Occidental has $1,000 in its treasury
and pays $40 a week sick benefits.
Court Star of the West is increasing rap
idly having j3j members and funds amount
ing to S6S0j