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The morning call., 1892-02-10
DE GREAYER'S EMOTION
Scene at the Examination of PO-
lICeman Harper.

II looks could KILL Samuel Harper, the
slayer of Harry dc Greayer, would have
fallen dead before the burning flames of
Septmus de Greayer in Judge Rix's court
last night. 1t was a dramatic little incident
possessing more or less significance.
Policeman Harper was up for prelimi-
nary examination, but the case was con-
tinued until Thursday evening at o'clock
on request Of IIarper's attorney, g. A.
Knight During the few minutes which it
took to dispose Of the case SeptmuS de
Gre3yer stood directly back of the chair 0c-
cupied by the slayer of his brother. De
GreayeT had both hands thrust deeply into
his pockets and never took his eyes off Har-
PEI.
As The latter arose to leave the court
room in company with Baiiff Duncan, De
Greayer approached Harper and bending
forward gIared ferOciOusly into his face.
INTO a frenzy, as his eyes almost flashed fire
aud the veins in his neck sWelled out and
grew purple
Detective Rogers noticed this action and
stepping forward he whispered:
Keep cool, now
Pm q fool" Kissed De Greayer, as he
stepped back pace.
NO, YOU are not" replied Rogers, "and
don't make fool Of yourself. Be a De
Greayer'
"Al right. | ,ciN be a De Greayer," said
the excited man, as ne took up his hat and
left the room, followed by w. W. Foote,
who had accompanied him.
In asking for a continuance Attorney
knight said that both sides would be ready
% 60 on IN detail and dispose Of the case at
one hearing # possible
The morning call., 1892-02-10
HIS REQUESTS.
Noses Hopkins Will Is Filed for
Probate.
All Of His Millions Bequeathed to Relatives
and Friends-TimOthy Shares Equally
With the Eephews.

The will Of Moses Hopkins was fled for
probate yesterday morning in the Superior
Court OF San Mateo County, that being the
legal residence of the testator at the time of
his death
The instrument is in the usual form Of
such documents 1t was executed on the
22d of January last, the day preceding the
millonalre'S death, and was duly witnessed
by John K. Jarboe, who drafted it, and
Robert d. McElroy of this city.
Stripped of its legal verbage the will
makes the following disposition of the tes-
tators property; To his friend Timothy
Hopkins 100000; Mary X. Hopkins, his
wife,. 100000; Lydia K. Hopkins, their
daughter, $4,000
10 h. w. Hopkins $50, 900 in trust for the
orphan children of w. $ Hopkins, the in
terest on the same to be distributed share
ana. share alike till Frances. the youngest
OF the children, reaches. her majority or
dies; in either Of which events the principal
is to be divided equally among them
10 his nephew e. w. Hopkins, 5000, 900 /;
to Georglana ). HOPKINS, his wife, 500, 900;
to Helen, Edna, Ge0rgiana JT, Samuel and
Florence, the children, $4,000 each.
10 MS nephew, Mark Hopkins, OF st.
Clair, Mich, $500, GOO.
To his nephew, E. w. Hopkins, $4,000 in
trust Tor the two children of his late nephe W.
Orrn Hopkins, formerly of Oakland. to be
divided share ana share alike.
10 ms confidential secretary, Charles A
Grow, 5000 GER year for each year he has
been in testator's employ at the time of his
death, over and above the salary paid him
for his services. As the beneficiary held the
position for seven years he will, accord
ingly, be benefited to the extent Of $40
by this provision of the will
To his friend, Henry Black, of Contra
Costa, $1,000.
TO his wife, Emily b. Hopkins, $40, 600 in
trust. the interest from the same to be paid
TO his friend, Mrs. Alma Park, of San
Francisco during her lifetime. and the
principal to revert, at her death, to Mrs.
Hopkins
In the next clause all the rest and residue
Of his estate, real, personal and mixed, of
which he shall die seized, is beQueathed to
his wife, Emily B. Hopkins
In the closing provision his wife is nomi-
mated eXecutrlx and h. W. Hopkins ana
Charles A. Grow executors, without bonds,
and given full power to sell or dispose of ali
or any OF the estate without the order Of the
court
The morning call., 1892-02-10
THE SEA TELEPHONE.
An Apparatus by Which Vessels
Can Communicate.
Warning Given of Moving Objects, Ioebsrgs,
Wrecks, Reefs and Other ObstTuc-
items.

There seems to be no known limit to the
powers OF electricity. nor any end to practi-
cal appliances OF this as yet mysterious
force. Discovery follows upon discovery,
and the world stands amazed at the great
magnetic field opened to view. One of the
latest finds in the electric world is the sea
telephone, an apparatus for the detection of
sounds proceeding from any 0bjec, IN con-
tact with water; whether the sounds orig
mate from such object, or by the use Of the
apparatus, are originated at the place of
observation and reception. and are there re-
eeived when reflected from such object.
The apparatus is intended to receive sound
waves pulSatinR in body Of water and so
transform and intensity, transmit ana in
dicate the impression so produced that the
position. distance and orbit of the object
from which such sound waves proceed may
be determined. In the sea telephone the
sound waves passing through the water
come in contact with metal strips arranged
as an 'Intercepter." causing them to vibrate.
These vibrations are transmitted by wires
to micrOphOnes, which greatly magnify aad
intensity them. The intensity of those
sound vibrations is shown by suitable de-
vice called an indicator" Other devices
are employed to give notice of disturbances
in the apparatus and to Indicate the direc-
ton and distance OF such disturbances.
The morning call., 1892-02-10

prevalent in New York when the people
overthrow the Dutch land titles they in
heritrd
". II. Mills praised Mr.. Irisi'S report,
and moved it be turned over to the Chair
man Of tie Emigration Committee. who IS
MIR. Irish himself He, however, took issue
on the land tenure question. He said the
system comes from Mexico, and showed
how in four counties-Tehama, Butte, Co
lusa and Yuba-Nith an acreage of $500, 600,
sPventy-One persons owned 72S 600 acres III
1850. Il was agreed that Mr.. Irish's report
be printed in the proceedings Of the State
Board of Trade.
Ex-Mayor Pond. representing the Cham
Der of Commerce. and j. Ii. Culver of the
Mechanics institute, were present to in
quirp concerning the approaching visit OF
the National Editorial Association. They
were told Of the details arranged ami Of the
convention which will be held al Stockton on
the 10th to discuss a programme. All pub
lie organizations are asked to send delegates.
Secretary Masliu read several letters
touching upon the plan of marketing Cali
fornia's fruit in London. They all praised
the ACCESSIBILITY Of the scheme.
The morning call., 1892-02-10
Do You
Catch
Cold
EasiIyP

Catching cold! An old expression Old as the
hills. But what do we mean b. it What happens
when we catch cold" is thls a draught or cur
rent OF cold air coming suddenly in contact with
exposed surface OF the sEn rushes the blood to the
thr' at nose or bronchial tubes the case may be,
causing congestion and swelling that stops tho
sense OF smell and sets the nose and eyes TO lis
charging mucous, and possibly producing an rrta-
tion resulting in cough.
Many people imagine that al this juncture they
need narcotics or cough mixtures. But they don't
Nearly all cough mixtures are constipatng and
make the system sluggish, which the very reverse
OF the effect desired.
The first thing to do is to get the blood into cir
culation and the system regular Invigorate the
bowels and digestion with joys Vegetable Sarsa-
parilIa. The circulation responds at once with
newed vigor the blockade is broken and the cold
disappears.
Isn't that plail? joys Vegetable SarsaparilIa
will relieve colds quicker than all the cough cures
in Chrstendom. 1t not only breaks up colds bit
fOrtihes You against them
tNote that the potash Sarsaparillas act through
the skin and are OF no value in colds. while the
action OF Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla is through
the bowels with the above effects Also that you
may have to insist on joys to getIt).
tal6 SaMOWe
The morning call., 1892-02-10
BY THE GAS ROUTE.
Accidental Death of Manufac-
turer James Swift.

Coalgas asphyxiation caused the death Of
James Swift a few minutes before noon
yesterday, The deceased was manufac-
turer of coopers' Supplies at 211 Mission
street and resided at 1925 Howard street
At first the circumstances made his death
appear a suicide. but afterward it was
clearly proved that his de mise was acct
dental. Before going 20 bed on Monday
night he madeRn appointment to meet his
son at the City Hall at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. He arose at o'clock, but went
back to bed again, locking the door Of his
bedroom. Mrs Swift heard BIN talking TO
himself for some time
Mrs. Swift went to the new City Hall to
meet her son, but when her husband did
not appear she became somewhat alarmed
and returned to the house. When she
entered her attention was attracted by the
smell OF escaping gas, and still finding
Swifts door locked she called in DR.. LETTER.
He forced the door open and found Swift
dead on the bed. One of the gas jets was
wide open.
Coroner Garwood held an inquest in the
afternoon. The evidence of the family Of
the deceased showed that he had no reason
to commit suicide. They believed that
when he first arose at o'clock he acct
dentaly turned on the gas and went to
sleep again, unconscious that the jet was
turned on.
The Coroner's jury found that death was
due TO an accident The deceased was aged
% years and q native of Massachusetts,
The rudder Of the French ironolad Bren-
nus, which was recently launched at Lori
ent was eighteen feet high and thirteen feet
wide, weighing seventeen tons.
The morning call., 1892-02-10
RICHMOND DISTRICT.
Urging The Removal of the Ma,
rine Hospital.

At a meeting of the Point Lobos Improve
ment Club last evening the Executive Com
mittee reported that the Park Commission
ers had promised to keep Point LobOs
avenue in good condition hereafter.
Concerning the French Hospital in course
OF erection it has come to the knowledge of
certain members of the club that it is in
tended to front mis- building on Fifth ave-
nue. instead Of Point Lobos as originally
agreen upon. The Richmond people do not
like the idea, and the Secretary was in
StrucEed 10 enter a strenuous protest.
Sentiment against the maintenance of the
United States Marine Hospital in its pres
The morning call., 1892-02-10
TIE TELEPHONE sUauERqER

ent location has taken the form OF petition
to the California delegation in Congress.
This petition was adopted by the club last
evening, and has already been signed by 200
property-hOldrrS of the Richmond District.
Ii reads as follows:
The undersigned citizens OF san Francisco,
Cal, would respectfully and earnestly request
tbat the present United States Marine Hospital,
now located on Mountain Lake, upOn The south
western portion of the original Preside grounds
be remUv 10 tie eastern sloDe OF Angel Island
which island, 10 san Francisco Bay, contains
1900 acres OF land, the eastern slope OF which Is
uuoccupied, and a. sanltarium cannot be sur
passed, Willie the present 81 c, located between a
public IA Of he city Of san Francisco and the
Preside Reservation. directly N the tOg line
from lue !'lchc Ocean, Is The most unfortunate
loca Ion IN t.lS county. both as 10 its adaptable
lly Tor lie treatment or patients and the constant
menace 10 he citizens IN the rapid settlement OF
THIS pultiOn ut the city.
WhHe the present Marine Hospital is admir-.
ably managed by rs present officers, 10 Is en-
uiely inadequate for the present and future de-
maudS uuO1 H. aud every additional, Improvement
made there VIII even u9ily be lost 10 the Gov
ernment while every Improvement made on the
sunny or east side Of Angel Island viii stand for
ali time, and rs the Mountain Lake Park, owned
ton OF eigutY-fOur acres m the middle Of Noun
tam Lake, tile city cannot improve said lake and
PARK uutil the said eighty four acres now con-
trolled by the satd United STATES Marine Hos
uial are set aside f0r part Of Mountain Lake
Park.
We therefore urge you 10 secure the necessary
orders tor tie removal Of said Marine Hos
Tta' from It's present location TO the eastern side
uI Angel Island, and thar q suliCeut appIOpTia-
ION Tor Tie construction or buildings, etc, for
receiving 900 patents be secured, ana plans and
estimates prepared by tie supervising architect
al once
The morning call., 1892-02-10
PEOPLING CALIFORNIA,
Report Of j. 2. Irish to the
State Board of Trade.

The monthly meeting Of the State Board
Of Trade, held in the Horticultural Bureau,
800 Suffer street, yesterday, was one Of let
ter reading, very complimentary speeches
and a dearth Of action on every subject
touched upon.
j. r. Irish read a report on immigration,
setting forth the need Of stating facts only
concerning the States resources. He, how
ever, commended the wisdom of sending
California on Wheels" through the East,
with the best culled fruit in the State, in a
grand tour, preaching California's wonder
ful resources. He attacked the land tenure.
which he compared TO the feudal system
The morning call., 1892-02-10
snrlnr valley HYatsr Rates.

According to law the water rates must be
fixed by the Supervisors this month The
preliminary steps 10 that end were to have
been taken By the Water Supplies Commit
tee of the board yesterday, but owing to the
absence Of w. f. Herrin the attorney for
Spring Valley. the matter was postponed
until Friday. The committee decided to ask
the water company for q statement Of the
general expense account of the corporation
during the past calendar year; the number
Of hydrants erected from January l, 1891, TO
February g. 1892; the number of consumers
who pay less than 81 90 Il month, also the
number who pay less than 81 -, the num-
Der who pay less than 81 and those who pay
less than 70 cents
The morning call., 1892-02-10

The Dearborn Pnbllshing Company Of
this city has issued the first number of the
Travellers and Shippers Directory of the
Pacific east. It is to be published month
ly corrected to date OF publication, giving
accurate information regarding land and
water routes, time tables, freight, baggage
and passenges rates, postal and Geographic
matters compiled from original information
and arranged for ready reference. IL is one
Of the most complete works of this kind
ever offered
The morning call., 1892-02-10

SOE CT al. tISS U EOFtCiOsuT6
TTNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
I sale and decree Of foreclosure. issued OF the
Superior Court Department No ., OF the city and
county OF Sau Francisco, State OF California
on the Attn day OF January. A. D. 1892. in
MEERELL the abOvenamed plaintiff, obtained
"a Judgment and decree OF foreclosure against AN
DREW A. JOHNSON, MRS. CHARLES ROSS and
II. DOI4, defendants, on the 30th day OF Deem
Der. A. ID. 1891. which said Judgment and de.
cree was on the 3lst day OF December, A. d. 1891
recorded in Judgment Book Is OF said Court. at
page 25s, am commanded to sell all those GER
and being IN the City and County OF san Francisco
state Of California, and bounded and described as
follows:
First-Commencing at a point on the westerly
line OF NctSOurg street distant two hundred and
four Goa feet soutberiy from the southwest cor
OF Nicksburg and Twenty second street. thence
sCutherly along the westerly line of NickS0UTg
street twenty-iour ga feet thence at right angles
westerly one hundred and twenty five tI25) feet
thence at right angles northery one hundred 900
feet thence at right angles easerly twenty five (25)
feet thence at right angles southeriy seventy-stx
as feet. thence at right angles easterly hun
dred 400 feet TO the place of beginning. the
being part OF Block No. 81 of Horner's Addition
to the city OF San Francisco.
Second-Commencing at point the westerly
line OF Vickburg street, distant southery two hun
dred and tweuty-eght (22S) feet from the south
erIv line of TweHty-second street running thence
sOutderly along said westerly line of Vicksburg
street thrtytwo (32) feet, thence at right angles
westerly one hundred and twenty-fve (I25) feet
thence at right angles northery thirty-twO 1922
dred and tye9ty.fve 7i25J feet TO The pIace OF be-
ginning, being part Of Block y o. 81. Horner's AID.
ditlon TO the city OF san Francisco. together with
All ana singular the tenements hereditameuts and
appurtenances thereuhtO or la any wise apper-
tanning.
the tn day OF February, A d. 1892. at II o'clock
neon, Of that day, front of the New City Hall
CLarkin-street wing In the city and County Of san
Francisco. | Will in obedience TO said order
OF sale and decree of foreclosure, sell the above
described property, or so much thereof as may be
necessary 10 raise sufficient to satisfy said iudg-
ment, with interest and costs, etc. to the highest
and best bidder fOrgOd coin OF the United States.
c. s. LAUMEISTER, Sheriff
San Francisco, January 20, 1892.
:. L. BOONE, Attorney for Plaintiff IA SanSome
street ja2O 81 fe3 10
The morning call., 1892-02-10

One Extra Choice Grand Upright Piano by the Gale
erated makers Gilman CO., New York, unSuT
passed Ia tone and workmanship by any other
make, rare chance to secure hrSt-cass guaran-
order by leading fashionable uph0lsterer richly
carved cherry frames, covered with exquisite
shades OF satin bFOCade: Elegant Gold GILT
Frame NauUei Mirror; Very Handsome Mantel
Lambrequin; Extra Reception Rockers in satin and
silk plush; Costly Imported Line Engrayings,
ly framed; Extra Quality Selected Body Brussels
Carpets; one Elegant Walnut Chamber Suit with
beyeI Mirrors and Tennessee Marble; Extra Sprag
and Hair Mattresses; one Elegant Antique Oas
Han Hats tand; one Carved Oak Palace Extension
Table; Elegant Oak Dining Chairs; Fine Willow
WORK; one japanese Bric-a-B rac Extra Mantel:
Costly China; Silver plated and Crystal Glass
Ware; one First-class Improved Magee Range; Best
Agate Ware: Patent Kitchen Table with other de-
Sirable articles
The above furniture is all extra choice, good as
new. ana worthy the attention or all buyers.
fe9 2t GEO. F. LAMSON. AUctiOneer.
The morning call., 1892-02-10
The Floral Society.

II. B. MCGOWAN will read a paper on
Bedding Plants" and Mrs. Olive Babcock
on ''Psnsies" at the next regular meeting of
the California State Floral Society, which
will be held on Friday afternoon at 220
Suttpr street
The morning call., 1892-02-10

All You, Chinaman, who was arrested
for petty larceny, was yesterday charged
with burglary, for having stolen some cloth
ing from room IN the Chinese lodging
house al Clay and Dupont streets.
The morning call., 1892-02-10
EvsngelIsiIc ATestinrs.

5. N. Sayford Of Boston, Mass, known
as the College Evangelist Of this country,
will conduct special series of meetings in
the Young Mems Christian Association
Hail. commencing in a few weeks. in the
special interest Of the young eople Of the
Christian EndeayOr societies OF the city
and members Of the San Francisco Young
Mems Christian Association. A large cho-
rus choir is being organized under the direc-
ton Of Robert Husband
The morning call., 1892-02-10
4 Firem,n Hold for Eobbarv.

Charles Dormer, who while member of
Truck Company Of the Fire Department
assaulted aud robbed E. Giraud in a small
alley near the engine-houSe on Broadway.
was yesterday held to answer to charge Of
robbery by Judge Rix, who fixed his bail at
$40. 600.
The morning call., 1892-02-10
MORE FLIM-FLAM."
a Waterfront saIoonIst Tricked by Two

a Water Front SaIoonist Tricked by Two
SharperS.
Two slick individuals taught John Kuch,
at his expense. how to make money easy
last night. John keeps a saloon on East
street, near Folsom and the sharpers
wanted him to change a twenty-dollar gold
piece AT first they thought all gold would
do, then one Of them wanted Silver, and
when they finally lett the saloon John was
considerably muddled. 1t took him some
time t. realize that he had lost SO by the
'him-fam game" but then they were out
Of reach. and, no doubt looking for another
victim.
The morning call., 1892-02-10

Wednesday .............. February 10, 1892,
At II o'clock a. NJ. on the premises.
1915 MARKET ST., BET. SIXTH AND SEVENTH.
The morning call., 1892-02-10

No Percentage Pharmacy means that you pay
only fair profit to educated pharmacist for
your Prescription. 933 Market street
The morning call., 1892-02-10

WINTER brings Christmas and colds; use Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup TO cure your cold
Wages are low hut you can now buy the eele.
brated Salvation oil for % cents.
The morning call., 1892-02-10
what Enterprise VIII Do,

During the past month the Piedmont
Baths, Oakland, put in a fterer costing
$4,000, and now the water is so clear that a
coin can be seen at a depth Of ten feets
The morning call., 1892-02-10

w edne sday................Eeb rUary 10, 1892,
At II O'Clock "A. NJ the premises,
1928 LEAYENWORTH ST. CORNER UNION
California Union cable s pass the door by
exchange,
The morning call., 1892-02-10

An Arkansas pig has a scent equal to a
dogs. His wonderful instinct saved his
owners child from drowning the other dav.
The morning call., 1892-02-10
LADIES' JERSEYS.

At 8 90.
LADIES' IMPORTED BLACK CASH
MERE JERSEYS, extra heavy quality,
sold regular for 50 80, will be closed cut
at 81 each.
At $3.50.
LADIES IMPORTED BLACK CASH
MERE JERSEYS, some plain, others
trimmed handsomely with tailor braid,
plain and high shoulders, sold regular
for 81 and S., will be closed out at 81 30
each.
The morning call., 1892-02-10

Coroner Garw0Od yesterday held an in
quest in the case of Edward c. Evertson,
whose body was found in the bay near
Fort Point. The jury found a verdict of
suicide.
The morning call., 1892-02-10
THE VERY ELEGANT FURNITURE

hUstWUUd tFIIsAV IIEHU'
Fine Body Brussels Carpets, etc, removed from
the residence of Mrs. H. ]. Sherwood, 1913 Post
ST.. to the above showrOoms for convenience %
SALE
....COMPRIsiNG N PART.
Elegant Rosewood Upright Piano; Two Elegant
Paror Sets 10 fancy SATIN bTocade; Very Eleg iut
Paror Upholstery in rare covers: Elegant Gold-gut
Frame ManteI Mirror; Extra Fine BODY Brussels
Carpets etc; Very Elegant walnut and OAK Bed
room Sets Best spring and HAIR Mattresses: Extra
Fine Blankets Pillows and Otner Bedding; Massive
and Very Elegant Walnut Stdeb0ard Extension
Table and Dining chairS; Fine Richmond Range,
Crockery, Glassware and Other Fine Goods.
feIOIt A L. CRESSW ELL, AuctiOReer.
The morning call., 1892-02-10
A. |. GRESSWELL,
Ibis DAY.

AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
IO45 Market street, between 9Th ana 7rh.
The morning call., 1892-02-10

BERTELING has the only reliable methods to
I'll effective sight. APT Keany street.