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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-10
BARRY IN A NEW ROLE.

He Is the Defendant in an Action for a
NePhew's Board Bill.
EX-Superyisor Barry, leader of the un-
mourned solid nine" was dragged into a
Justices court yesterday to defend an &C
tion against him by the former landlady of
his nephew to recover board bill
II seems, according to her story, that the
relations between Barry and his nephew
are somewhat strained, and yet the good
natured uncle has been putting up for the
young man. The landlady presented him
bill Tor the nephew's board and Barry told
her not TO keep him any longer. but to turn
him out of doors. She replied that she
couldn't because he was sick Barry then
said she might keep him one week, but un
der no circumstances any longer, and IL
was for this that she wanted her nav,
Barry refused to pay, and, when she re-
lated these facts, the dignified ex-clty father
branded the whole transaction as a black
mailing scheme.
The case is not vet disoosed of
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AFTER THE ELECTION.
Candidates Who Want Their Votes Counted
and Recorded.

A brief has been fled in the Supreme
Court by Frank NJ. Plxley, Il. c. Partridge,
\. S Writ, George NJ. Perine, William w
Chase, Samuel Il. Kent, Barnaby Dougherty,
c. a Warren, Joseph Maglone, w. P.
Grace, John Higgins, James Greedy, David
Wooster, Sargent Morton and George T.
Bohen, in behalf of their application for
peremptory writ Of mandamus to COM Ell the
Election Commissioners to count and
record the votes cast for them at the recent
election.
The last named three petitioners received
a number of votes for the Office of Police
Commissioners, and the other twelve for the
office of First Board of Supervisors, and
they allege that no candidates were opposed
70 them at the election, yet the defendants
refuse to count the votes on the said returns
on the ground that there are no such Offices.
The application is made under Article 30
OF the Constitution, and the REALTORS claim
that the Police Commissioners should be
elected by the people. a similar case in
1883 was decided adversely.
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DIR. Rerensburper,s WIN.

The will of the late DR.. Regensburger has
been filed for probate The value of the
estate is unknown Deceased owned i'm
proved property in this city and San Mateo,
$4,000 life insurance policy, mining stock,
land and building corporation shares and
$4,000 worth of household effects. The
widow is left half the community property,
the Insurance and household effects. Half
the residue goes to an unmarried daughter,
Emma, ana one-tenth each to the other
children, who are able to take care of them
selves
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INTERPRETATIONS.
Amended Articles Filed by Two Stree
HALLWAY Companfes.

Hallway Companies.
The following articles of incorporation
have been filed in the County Clerks Office {:
c. (. Mayne s. Co.: Directors - c. E. Mayne,
G. A. Stevens, Nathan Crocker, II. &. Barrow,
l.. h. Grimm aud A. s. Culver, OF san Francisco.
and A. w. Snow of Oakland. Capital stock,
100000. all subscribed. The company Will
carry on Il general reaiesta;e business.
MaTket-street Cable Railway Company: Di.
recIors-LeRnd Stanford, Charles f. Croker
Timothy Hopkins, n. I. Smith and j. l.. VIII
cutt. Charles +. Crocker is Vice President and
j. l.. Willcutt Secretary of The board. Charles
Crocker and w. V. huntington are the retiring
members of the board.
City Railroad Company: Directors - Leland
Stanford, Charles +: Crocker, Timothy HOPKINS,
\. I. Smith, w. V. Huntington, c. Z. Green and
j. l.. Wlllcut. Charles f. Croker is President
and j. l.. Nillcutt Secretary OF The board Isaac
Rowell. j. W Reay, Michael Fenuen William +.
Hale L. w. Casey, E. T. Pease and John W.
Cherry are the retiring Directors.
The above two corporations have filed the
documents as amended articles of incorpo-
ration
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Crazed by Cigarette smoking.

Martha Fry, rather attractive young
woman was locked up at the City Prison
yesterday morning on a charge of insanity.
For year she has been an inmate of a
house of bad repute, where she acquired the
habit OF smoking CT garettes. 1t is claimed
that the habit deranged her min and she
was sent to the Home of Inebriates and
later TO the Rescue Home in Oakland rs she
protested desire to reform. She recently
resumed the habit of smoking and is now
declared TO be a raving maniac. She will
be examined by the Commissioners of In
sanity tu-1ay
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United Ancient order Of Druids.

Garibaldi Grove, No. II, will give ball
at Germania Hall, Oakland, this evening.
The institution of the new grove at To-
males Will take place on Tuesday evening,
the Goth inst
George Fl. Bahrs, n. G. A, has issued a
call to the groves of this city and neighbor--
ing towns for the appointment of COM
mlttee to make arrangements for reunion
picnic at the new California ScheutZen Club
Park, San Rafael, on May 29th
Templar Grove, No. 10, had an initiation
on Monday evening and conferred degrees.
a committee was appointed to make ar
engagements for the celebration of the groves,
Calico Grove, No. 81, will hereafter meet
at the new Bersaglieri Hail. They have
also changed their night of meeting from
Friday to Tuesday.
George II. Bahrs, n. G. A, will pay his
official visit to Norma Grove, No. ), next
Friday evening. Being member of this
grove, the grove has made more than ordi-
nary arrangements for his reception.
The visit of the grand officers to Perse-
Verance Grove, No. 10, last Tuesday even
ing was very largely attenued. Hesperian
Grove, No. 10, was present IN body.
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LEGION OF THE WEST.
Award of Prizes to "A Member Proposin,
the Most Candidates.

Award of Prizes to Member Proposing
the Most Candidates.
Alta Lodge, No. IA, will hold public in
stallaton OF its officers Monday evening
next. After the ceremonies grabbing
party and entertainment will follow.
After canvassing the merits Of the several
claimants to the S25 prize to be awarded to
the member who should be instrumental in
bringing the most members into the order the
past year, the Reunion Committee, through
its Chairman, Gustav Pohlman, has warded
the same to j. c. Boles of Starr King
Lodge, No. 10. he having disIanced largely
all other competitors.
Mission Starr Lodge, No. 90, has changed
its quarters to Excelsior Hall, 2319 Mission
street, and will hereafter meet every second
and fourth Saturday OF the month.
The officers of Templar Lodge, No. ., will
be duly installed on Monday evening next.
The ceremonies will be under the eilici en-: .
management and supervision of George Ii.
Gallagher. ID. ID. &. G.. of District No. l.
Starr King Lodge, No. 10, will hold its
regular progressive euchre party WedneS-
day evening next.
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whose report Judge Wallace has ordered
the submission set aside and the case re-
stored to the calendar. He remarks that
wllllul neglect is not in itself sufficient
ground Tor divorce unless persisted in for
the commissioner that her husband had
been in the employ of the Southern Pacific
Company for three years at $50 a month:
that they were married in October, 1880
and he has never given her cent since that
Tina 'Ns
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Judge Xix dismissed the charge of an as
sault with a deadly weapon against Viggo
de Bretvile. accused of having tried to stab
Ernest Thompson, his daughters lover, on
Christmas night. 1t was proven that the
accused did not try to stab Thompson, but
chased hlm with sewing machine screw
driver to break up the ASSOCIATION with his
daughter.
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CGMPAGNIE GENERALS

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the discomfort Of crossing the Channel 10 a small
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Saturday, January 18th -
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s-For freight or passage apply to
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ban francisco mr2uIf
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Litigation Over "A Name.

). Marlborough sued to restrain the Pa
chic Telephone and Telegraph Company, j.
=. Wilson and c. A. 0'Brien from using
his name in the coal business by telephone
or otherwise. An answer to the complaint
mas been filed. 1t AYERS that Marlborough
gave Wilson and O'Brien bill of sale of
the business when they bought him out and
aiterward authorized them to collect all
DIS due the firm of J. Marlborough & Co.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-10

Murphy a few weeks ago Barry pleaded
guilty Of petty larceny Second offense) for
having taken Thomas Ashworth'S overcoat.
The Judge committed him for examination
by the Commissioners of Insanity, and by
their order he was sent to the hospital. He
Will now be taken before Judge Murphy for
Spntench
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gu and T. Trouble.

In the suit between George Lederer and
Alexander Hermann, managers of the ~
and T. theatrical company, now playing at
the Bush-street Theater, Judge w allace has
denied Hermann's motion to vacate and set
aside the order Tor dissolution of partnership
without an accounting, and has allowed
him five days to amend complaint.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-10

d. Mostai, shoemaker who recently came
here from Bodega Roads, was found in a
room at 437 Broadway at an early hour yes
terday morning almost dead from gas
sasphyXlatlon. He had turned off the gas
but accldenty turned it on again before re-
urlng on Thursday night. At the Receiving
Hospital he was resuscitated
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

The Grand Officers Attend Number of
Installations.
The officers OF Tahoe Lodge, No. 1876,
West Berkeley, were installed on Saturday
evening last by d. G. Wentworth, ID. ID. G.
d. f. e. Sutherland. G. D., and c. Ii. NJ.
Curry, G. r., were present and assisted in
the ceremonies. Remarks were made by the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-10
James Barry Recant,red

James Barry, the young opium-fiend who
escaped from the City and County Hospital
u week ago on Sunday, was captured yester.
day by Detective Harper and locked up in
the City Prison. When before Judge
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-10

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YORK, MY.
lse2 ThSaTutf ~.
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Wanamaker,s Medal.

A dozen delegates of the Railway Postal
Service from Portland, Oregon. Ell Paso.
Tex, Ogden, Utah. and Los Ange.es will
meet in this city on the 18th inst to decide
upon the person to whom the Postmaster
Generals medal for good service during 1890
shall be awarded. The award will be made
on percentages shown in merit
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-10
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
The Great Chiefs Conclude Their Visits
to Local Tribes,


to Local Tribes.
With the visit 10 Winnemucca Tribe, No
81, last evening the visits of the great
chiefs to the various tribes in the city came
to close. Every evening during the week
j. L. Counts, q. s., accompanied by the
great chiefs, and escorted by the drill corps
Of Tahoe Chieftain's League, No. 5, under
command of Captain J. j. Bryan, visited
one of the tribes. The attendance at every
visit was splendid, the wigwam being
crowded with members of the city tribes
and visitors from Oakland, Alameda, Sacra-
mento, Redwood City, Fort Bragg, Vallejo
and Grass Valley. In some instances the
adoption ceremony was performed in
most credltable manner, elicitlng warm en-
cOmlumS OF praise from the great chiefs.
BanquetS were given by the different tribes
and at the festive boards remarks cOngratula-
tory Of the progress Of the order were made
by nearly all the brothers, and literary and
musical exercises were also had. The week
has indeed been gala one for the order, aud
the entertainments will be the means OF ad-
ding many members to the ranks. The fine
appearance of the drill corps at these visits
in full uniform has added much eclat to the
visits and they have made many new re-
cruits.
Among the prominent visiting Red Men
in town during the past week have been:
George w. LOWE, q. j. s.; George Ii. Buck,
q; p; James q. Smith, i. G. s., and
Thomas Martin, p, s., Tribe 81, Grass Val
ley.
IL P. Rennie, p. S. of Manzanita Tribe,
No. 4, on "Wednesday evening last was pre-
scented by Charles l.. Wiggin, p. G. S., on
behalf OF the members of the tribe, with
splendid gold badge, emblematic of the
order, for faithful services during his in
cumbency of the stump" of Sachem from
which he has just retired.
The chiefs of Otoukah Tribe, No. Sc.
Napa, will be raised up in public next
wednesday evening by j. p. Counts, d. ID.
u. 5. The Great Sachem and the great
The Drill Corps of Tahoe Chieftains'
League, No. 3, will also be on hand
Santana Tribe, No. 60, Fort Bragg, made
clean gain of seventeen members for the
term just ended. This is splendid showing
for thus young tribe
This evening Seminole Tribe, No. "a, give
an invitation ball at Union-square Hall to
Its newly raised up chiefs. The Drill Corps
OF Tahoe Chieltains' League, No g. have
been invited to be present and, having ac-
cepted the invitation, will attend and take
part In the grand march.
The raising up of the chiefs in the differ
ent tribes is concluded, AMI the new chiefs
have entered upon the discharge of the
duties of their respective offices with
the brightest prospects. This term bids fair
TO be prosperous one. The Great Chief of
Records, j. w. Maher, has four tribes under
way and before the close OF the term they
will surely be instituted.
Poh0nachee Tribe, No IL, will have adop-
lion Monday evening; ManZanita, No. 4,
"Wednesday, and Sotoyome, No. II, Thurs
day All these tribes show an increase both
IN membership and finances for the past
term,
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Carry United States, HAWAIIAN aud CO.
loniaI Mails.
w ILL LEAVE The COMP ANY'S kz~rs
w Wharf. foot of Folsom street. ErsH
For Honolulu, Auckland and Sydney.
WITHOUT CHANGE.
The Splendid New 3OOo-ton Iron steamer
Mariposa. Monday, Jan. l2th. 3 p. VI,
Or imp ediately on arrival OF the British mail
For Honolulu.
s.. Australia t3oOO tonsl. Jan. z7th, at P. "
=, ~ For freight or passage, apply at Office. 327
Market street. JOHN ID. SPRECkELS & BROS
ke1o U General AgentS
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
Communicates and knights TEN.
plar in Missouri.
The Largest and Smallest I. o. o. F. Lodges
in the State of New York-Number of K.
of P. subordinates in Kentucky

I'm order TO secure insertion all matter In.
tended for this column should be handed in
addressed to ,he " Fraternai Editor" All COM
munIcaIions must bear The name aud address OF
The sender If mol, the matter Will not be rub
hshed.l
OfticInl Assessor ent Table.
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st. Luke's Church has pettioned the Su-
peror Court for leave to raise s4!OO by
mortgage on real estate on Van Ness avenue
and Clay street to pay balance of in
debtednesS.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

g. p. RixfOrd to J. j. Sufern lot on E. line
o. OF Ienth ave- 255 ;. Of California ST., ;.
Mary Z. Webster to George 4. Hare. lot on 5.
i III o., o. Sacramento i St. 1874: W. OF Cherry,
John sullivan BY execGtors) to Ellen Kap-
Isna; ioJ on y; me OF Page So l27 g l. of
Margaret L. Harris to John A Fitzgerald ct
a. 10, 10: on y line OF Flfth ave, S25 SW.
Freder ok Katz TO George Il Katz lot on VI.
line Of Mission St, 40 5. Of Fifteenth, $.
Josephine Chaplin ct al. 10 Samuel { Bige-
low lot W. line OF Steiner ST.. l54:2S
o! Golden Gate ave, 5. 3:4xl37 g.. 3
Francis Smith Ell al. to Carrie NJ p. Coleman,
lot on ~ line of Suffer ST. 1876 E. of
W. V. Huntington TO 0. c. Baldwin. lot on
SW ne OF ST. and Seventeenth ave, 5
william j Sullivan to mary A. Rordan lot "
on h line Of Diamond ST., 30 5. ofTwenty-
John Wigmore to william Hin1ei. lot on Sw
line OF broadway and 0ctayia St, L.
Charles Mccarthy to Mary Trewsvas, lots 5,
= =, % 20, Block Is, Lakeview. .............. 10
James Healing to George Healing, lot on s.
line OF sacramento St, 1925 K OF Spruce,
Edward Franklin 10Y administrator to i. A.
c. Dorland, Mission Block S5................ 10
Mary Robertson TO Babeta Federlein, lot on
+ line OF Chelsea place, S1:o ). OF Bush ST.,
James Rountree ct al. to Laura il. Blake, lot
on y. line OF Page ST., 1O2 L. OF Lyon, K 70
Mary a. NIcCabe to John j. Klngweii lot on
=.
LoDos ave. 5. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Clara E Cunningham 10 Mary Dempsey lot
on , line OF suffer ST.. 81 70 w. OF Buchan-
an W. 25Kl 81 Observation-Disclosures. GIFT
Richard IL. Mcdonald to J. Heymau, lot on
SW cor. OF st. and Forty-hrst ave, w.
..........-........ ~
MARY L. Holman to Samuel T.. Foster, lot on
y line OF Tweuty-sixth st, go L. OF Ellen
L. 30, y. to a point, W. to Ellen ST., thence
Mary c. Lane TO L. j. Banding, undivided
half OF lot on S. line of Bush ST., l79 IS w OF
Mason, w; 25x75 ......:......:............... 10
w, L. Huntington TO John Grimes, Tot 1863,
GllL Aldp 5-...-. 10
Cecilia A. Owen aud husband to L. Worth
lot 344, GIT Map L.. ..................... 49,. 10
Oliver EldriIge to c. NJ. Arnold, lot on n. line
OF y st., 1926 w. Of Twelfth ave. w. 25x
IUO 10
W. II. L. Barnes to John 6. Conrad. all outside
lands, Block 1856; also lot on SW. cor. orc
St and TweDty-seventh ave- S. 1856, w.
24O:6. y. 332:6, Il. 240...................... 5
william NicOl 10 George Carrie. lot S. line
OF Henry St, l45 W. of Castro. w. 50xl15.. 10
George Carrie to Frederick Carrie, lot S.
line OF Henry ST., las ". of Castro w. 25x
10 ....... 800
Thomas Is. jenkins to EInor L. jenkins, lot
on Sc cor OF old San Jose road and Sher-
man ave-, L. l50xl25. Observation-Disclosures. 100
o. I. knopf to Peter Clunes lot n. line of
Iwenty-hrst St.. 20 w. Of Hampshire, w.
z21S5... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
G. I. Knopf to Michael McGrath, lot on n
line OF twenty first ST., so w. OF Hampshire,
j. q. Klumpke ct al. to NJ. &. Walton, lots
1907 and sos. Gift Map 3 .....,,,....... 10
A. c. knudsen and wife TO f. L. Hansen lot
on Il. line OF Treat ave, 1875 S. of Twenty
fourth St. s. 25xll2.G IN
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CUNARO LINE.

New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown,
from Pier 40. North River.
FAST EAtRESS MAIL SERVICE
Etruria, Jan. IL 200 Servia Feb II. 10 200
Gallia, Jan. "a 200 Etruria, Feb. 81. 800 pm
Aurania, jan 81 90 AN Aurania, Feb. %, 500 AM
Umbria, Feb Z, .: 90 PM Umbria, March Z, 80 PM
Cabin passage, $50 and upward: Intermediate, SS5
Steerage tickets 10 aud from all parts OF Europe
very low For freight and passage apply at
the company's office. 4 Bowling Green New York.
VERNON II. BROWN Il Co, General Agents.
Good accommod ation can always be secured on
application WILLIAMS, DIMOND n Co,
iy27 TuThSa Agents, San francisco.
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Bolando,s Life Threatened.

raphael Pasquini was arrested yesterday
and charged with uttering threats against
life. Henry Bolando, who had him arrested,
says that Pasquini threatened on the 9TH
inst. to kill him with a Ratchet.
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What Constitutes wnlfui Neglect,

May Griffin sued for divorce from William
Griffin for willful neglect. The case was
submitted to q court commissioner. ON
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The following music will be rendered at
Golden Gate Park this and tomorrow after
Moons:
l. GOOD Luck March ".........,......... RIxner
z overture Jolly Robbers - ............ Suppe
D. The Royal Aquarium" (Chaconel, first
a. Crane sc, ~, - Tn DUBOIS
I'm j. BiZet
o. Alexandra Palace Gavotte" (hrst time).
-. ..Halberstadt
o. Serenade Tor horn and flute Tlti
Horn, f. Schlott; flute, A. Lombardo
2. "Tannhauser Mare h - 80 - wagner
:. Overture, Isl J'Etais RoI' (irst timej A. Adam
y. he Docttinen Waltz" FIRST time) J. Strauss
H. selection. La File de Madame Angot"
.Lec0cQ
melodies. ......... " Rever
Cohten:s: introduction" March of the
Men OF Harlech," SPEAK Me. Speak,
The Little Brown Jug Take Back the
Heart" " Marching Through Georgia." ION.
Ny Heart Goes Plta-Pat,'' .'oh, Would /
were Boy Again." "A Life on the Ocean
Wave" VIII You Love Me Then as Nom?'
Love the. Merry, Merry SUNSHINE"
IL e Fairy Queen Galop .....S Sidney Smit