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The morning call., 1892-04-27
THE CANADIAN POSTMASTER.
Judge Morrow Hears Testimony in Il
Paquin Ex,radition Case.

Judge Morrow Hears Testim ony in the
Paquin Ex,radition Case.
Judge Morrow heard testimony in the case
of Thomas PaQuin, the ex-Assstant Post
master of Hull, Canada, yesterday.
Paquin was represented by ID. Louder
back. He is charged with stealing letter
containing 81 from the mails. and his extra
ditiOn is asked for by Daniel O'Leary, an
Inspector of Police of the Canadian Domip-
on. Ii. Z. Dibble conducted the prosecu-
ton.
The only evidence produced was that OF
O'Leary to the effect that the prisoner had
confessed TO him that he had torn up a let
ter and some money IL contained and had
thrown the pieces away.
The defense claimed that no corpus deficit
had been proven, and that the crime must
be established regardless of any confessions
made by prisoner.
Lawye r Dibble cited authorities to the
contrary, and Judge Morrow reserved his
decision until tomorrow.
Paguin, according TO OLeary, is guilty of
stealing about $1,000 and the present action
has been brought only for the purpose of
obtaining his return to Canada, where if
this effort is successful he will be tried on
many clarpas
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HIS SKULL CRUSHED.
Qnar Foreman Struck by a Falling
Rock the Head.

p Qnar Foreman Struck by Falling
Rock on the Head.
James A. Mann, foreman OF gang of
laborers employed in quarryipg rock at the
foot of Lombard street for the seawall, met
with serious and probably fatal accident
late yesterday afternoon.
lie and his brother were working over
time for Contractor D. Layton, and had
placed heavy charge of blasting powder in
the face Of the cliff. Mann stood danger
0usly near, and, when the blast was fred,
was struck fairly upon the top of the head
with sharp piece OF flying rock. He fell
bleeding and senseless to the ground. A
patrol wagon was quickly summoned and
Mann was taken to the Receiving Hospital.
DIR. Berry found that the unfortunate quar-
ryman's skull had been crushed in by the
rock. Several pieces Of the Uranium were
removed by the surgeon. leaving a hole
about two inches in diameter.
Before Mann was placed upon the oper-
atlug-tabe he recovered consciousness aud
spoke frequently to the surgeon and assist
ants. He has wife and 10 children living
upon Seventh street, and was noted. anon Q
the quarrymen for his reeklessness He
cane from New Jersey and was foreman of
the quarry gang for some time.
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SPURIOUS NOTES SEIZED.
Detective Harris Returns From II


Southern Trip.
: United States Secret Service Agent aar-
lis Teturne d TO this city q few DAYS ago
:. from a "trip through the southern portion Of
the State in search of makers of spurious
COIN. 80
In different towns large quantities OF imi-
tation dollar notes having a small adyer-
. tisement printed in an obscure corner
were seized and eonfscated. One of the
limitations was spurious note of the CON-
fnonwealth Bank of PHILADELPHIA Of the
dollar denomination. 1t was very well exc
.cuted and frequent complaints were re-
ceixed by the authorities at Washington,
ID. c., regarding them, who ordered the
agent south to investigate the matter.
-. The following merchants were found to
be using The notes for advertising parposes
contrary to law, as specified by section 3708
OF the Revised Statutes: Lothrop d Noble,
Stockton, CAL; j. l.. Lemsen, 12O Spring
street, Los Angeles, Cal. Cohn Bros, Po-
:m0pa, CaE. and WestoYer & Dam, Oakland.
ALI had large quantities Of the notes in their
possession, which were confscated by Agent
Harris.
-. The iAakers of the stuff were found to be
c. w: Elndley 81 Co, who carry on print
ing. ard engraving business at 2i6 North
g Third street. in Philadelphia, Pa, where
the plates were found and confscated By
the Eastern. agents.
=. In the hands Of INSCRIPTIONS persons the
limitations were sufficiently good TO be dan
e gerouS..
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ALONG SEA and SHORE.
The Reliance Tugged OFF the
Rocks at Fort Point.
The Boatswain Of a British Ship Has Fatal
Fall OF the Horn-The Lizzie
Prien Puts Back.

The schooner Reliance, while attempting
to make port yesterday, began 20 drift when
abreast of Mile Rock, and went ashore on
the rocks below Fort Point. The tugs Her
cules, Vigilant and Fearless soon started
out for the spot. ana the Hercules was the
first TO get a hawser on board and tow the
little schooner off. The Reliance, which
was IA hours from Bihlers Point. was bark
laden, and this enabled her TO be fiOated
down TO the mud flats, where she was
beached. AS soon as possible she will 60
on the Merchants Drydock for repairs.
1t is now settled that the famous Arctic
cutter Bear will leave for the north on
Thursday. The vessel will be commanded
by Captain N. A. HeaJey. whose thirteenth
Arctic trip it is. The Bear will join the
other ships of the Boring Sea feet in pro-
tecting the seal rookeries. Captain Healey
will hold a commission as Justice OF the
The morning call., 1892-04-27
-: THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

Garter Still Zealously Guards the Grand
.~Jury's Indictments.
There; were no new developments in the
Custom-house. frauds yesterday. Jacob
:. Shaen. the Assistant Appraiser, resumed his
duties, very much to the relief of acting APP
praiser Tucker.
4 civil. service examination will be held
:. on Saturday Of candidates for the position
of examiner nf imp0rtations made vacant
=, by tie recent suspension of Andrew Holly
wood.
. :: Some more expert testimony was taken In
:: the Eieb hes tobacco examination.
= The two indictments presented by the
Grand Jury on Monday are still kept secret
by United States District Attorney Garter
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THE BRIG TAHITI.

No Trace of Her Crew Found by the
United States Cruiser Boston.
The United States cruiser Boston, ar
rived at San Diego yesterday, having
touched at the principal Central American
ports on the way up from Callao.
While in Mexica waters she received
orders from the Navy Department at WASH
inPton to search the Revillagigedo Islands
Ior the shlpwreckei crew OF the brig Tahiti,
several hundred Gilbert Islanders on board
last October. The Boston found no trace
of the crew and no living beings On the
islands. The cruiser will leave for San
Francisco on Saturday,
The morning call., 1892-04-27
III oliy Park Dfstrict.

AT last nights meeting of the Holly Park
and MissiOn-street Improvement Club reso-
lutions were adopted favoring the applica-
ton of the Omnibus cable railroad for a
franchise for cable road on Church street
and indorsing the efforts of the Church
street Improvement Club in advocating the
giving OF the franchise by the Board of Su-
pervisOrs to that company. The Southern
Pacific Company, also known as the Market
street Cable Railway, was condemned for
Its action in enGeav0riDg to prevent the
Omnibus system and competing road from
securing the franchise, after having repeat
edly deceived the properiy-owners by fail
ing TO build a road on Church street
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Alanleda

Clarence French, who attacked China
man on Park street on Saturday night. has
pleaded guilty to the charges of assault with
deadly weapon and carrying a concealed
weapon. and will be sentenced tomorrow.
Mary L. eastman has let contra t for
the erection Of a dwelling. 20 cost $500, on
Central avenue, near Union street.
Justice Byler has rendered decision in
favor of the plaintiffs for $50 in the case Of
Schroeder & Victors against j. b. Lanktree.
The litigation was concerning an artificial
stone sidewalk laid by Henburn, Mott 81
Co., who have since become insolvent.
A compromise has been effected in the
Arf will case. When 4. ID. ART OF Mount
Eden died he failed to provide In his will
for his grandehild in this city. o. S. Meysel,
the father OF the latter, filed a protest
against the probating Of the will, and the
heirs under 1t have agreed to give 5000 to
the child ii the litigation is dropped.
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1t Was a Mortgage.

A judgment as prayed for was given by
Judge Finn in the suit of Patrick McAran
against the estate of James NJ. Donahue. In
September, 1873, McAran borrowed s11.5O0
OF Peter Donahue and gave a deed to two
pieces of property on Eighteenth street.
near Valencia, with the title in Dopabue,
The estate of Jamas NJ. Donahue sold the
property and McAran sued for S1I, OS9 80
as coming TO him above all Indebtedness.
The Judge held that the deed was only in
tended as a mortgage and ordered an
accounting. He also ruled that McAran
was not bound 10 tender the amount OF his
debt before ae could demand recovery or
hiring this action.
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HARB0R COMMISSIONERS.
Contracts for the PoweiI-Street Whar
and East-Street Paving Let.

Contracts for the Powell Street Wharf
and East-street Paving Let.
The Harbor Commissioners awarded the
contract for the building to be erected on
Powell-street wharf to 3. Mcmahon & Son
yesterday. they being the lowest bidders, at
the figure of $4,000.
The paving of East street. between How
ard and Folsom, was let to w. c. Raisch.
who agreed 20 furnish and lay basalt blocks
for 182 cents square foot. The commission
will furnish the curling and Rsisch will
lay it for 69s cents lineal foot; besides
this, his contract calls for two drains ut
Si5 each.
Bills to the amount of S2297 Sc were or
dered paid, and drafts on the harbor I'M
provement fund to the amount of SASS 92
drawn.
The contract for the new tugboat will be
let when the commission meet tomorrow.
The morning call., 1892-04-27

Ete7y one suffers
from Catarrh in the Head. Those
who don't have it suffer from those
who do. It's a disease you can't
keep to yourself.
Here are some of the symptoms
Headache, obstruction of nose, dis
charges falling into throat, some
times profuse, watery, aud acrid,
at others, thick, tenacious, mucous,
purulent, bloody, putrid, and often
sive; eyes weak, ringing in ears,
deafness; offensive breath; smell
and taste impaired, and general de-
bility. But only few of these
likely to be present at once.
The cure for it-for Catarrh it.
self, and all the troubles that come
from it-a perfect and permanent
cure, is DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
The worst cases yield to its mild,
soothing, cleansing and healing
properties. A record of 25 years
has proved that to its proprietors
and they're willing to prove it
to you.
They do 1t in this way: If they
can't cure your Catarrh, no matter
how bad your case, or of how long
standing, they'll pay you $500 in
cash. Can you have better proof of
the healing power of medicins2
NJ
The morning call., 1892-04-27
Mainr Daun'a l.ecture-

The First Congregational Church was
well filled last night on the occasion Of the
first of the course of lectures by Major
Henry &. Dane in aid of The kindergarten
Of The church. The lecture was preceded
by an organ recital, after which Major Dane
talked in an Interesting style on Australia.
the Sea-girt Empire" Next Tuesday night
his subject Will be "Tramping and Camp
nf sin -
The morning call., 1892-04-27

The Right Rev. William Ford Nichols.
/. d., Assistant Bishop Of California, twill
lecture tomorrow evening in Y NJ G. A
Hall on Two Years With California
Wheels"
The morning call., 1892-04-27
st. James Child.

At the annual meeting and election Of Off
GERS of St James Guild, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
j. Il: Richards. president; w. c. Wise, cor
responding secretary, and Frank Bragg,
treasurer. The Office Of recording secretary
was laid over until the next meeting in May.
After the election the society was favored
with vocal solo by Miss BERTHE Smith and
the evening closed with refresh nents pre-
pared by. the ladies of the guild. and the
singing of Aud Lang Syne."
The St james Mission organization con-
si5ts Of st. James Guild with its five chap
ters, and during its year and half ex-
is.ence it has raised $500 to ward a building
fund,
The morning call., 1892-04-27
On One Side and the Other,

Justice Campbell gave judgment for q.
IL. Laying In the suit of George A. Rankin
for 500 for professional services rendered.
The services consisted of Laying's going to
Rankin and telling him that his wife was
about 10 sue him for divorce aud desiring
Rankin TO take her case and see that he
Qaying was not ''cinched." Rankin con-
scented, but in a few days Laying said that
his wife had another lawyer and Rankin
must act for him in tile divorce suit. Rankin
switched of again. but the divorce was
granted Laying without Rankin's aid and
LAYING refused to paw him.
The morning call., 1892-04-27
Long Since Paid Money.

:: Judge Hunt granted the prayer of the
plaintiff in the suit of Charles Alpers, as
grand treasurer OF the Grand Council of
California. Order of Chosen Friends, for a
writ to compel Annie E. Evans, as grand re-
eOrder, 60 pay over to him $500, collections
received as per capita tax due July l, 1891,
ana TO recognize him as grand treasurer
AS a matter OF fact the money has long
since been paid TO the Grand Council, but
through another channel.
The morning call., 1892-04-27
Not an Appeaiable Order.

A decision rendered yesterday by the Su-
preme Court in the much litlgated estate OF
William Walkerley and dismissing Colum-
bus BartletPs appeal holds that an order
denying compensation for alleged extraor-
binary services rendered as an executor Is
clearly not appealable. 1t is not one Of
those probate proceedings as are mentioned
in subdivision 3 of section 963 of the Code of
Civil Procedure and is not "a special order
made after final Judgment"
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for which she modestly demanded S10.050
damages. Mrs. Bowers lived then at los
Stockton street. and on several occasions,
by reason OF an overflow from the wash
stand in her room, the millinery goods of
Mrs. Stacom on the ground floor beneath
were damaged. She went upstairs to re-
monStrate on this particular occasion and
there was trouble. Mrs. Stacom lad recoy-
cred Judgment for SIPS damages in the
Justices Court In February, 1891 The
judgment Of yesterday will not carry costs.
The morning call., 1892-04-27
HORTICULTURAL Society.

The regular meeting of the State Horti-
cultural Society will be held at its head
quarters. 220 Suffer street, at 1890 o'clock
discussed will be Thinning Fruit" opened
by r. e. Kells of Yuba City, aud Sucker
ing Young Trees and Vines" by Ed NJ.
Ehrhorn of Mountain View
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Adjudged Preferred Creditors

George II. Puppy was appointed receiver
in insolvency of j. Ii. Francis, under
bonds of $4,000 Francis was proprietor of
the Temple, place of amusement on Turk
street. and made an assignment for the
benefit OF wholesale liquor-dealers. his prin-
cipai creditors. The actors ana others en-
ployed by him sought 30 set aside the assign
ment, and that they be adjudged preferred
creditors as laborers. To this end the mo-
ton was made yesterday. the other side con-
cautipD
The morning call., 1892-04-27

the Sheriff until he shall do certain things
set forth in the order to show cause. The
action was to quiet title to property at the
southwest corner OF O'Farrell and Lagana
streets. The things required to be done by
him are that he withdraw summons, set
aside the default of Brady and the order
for judgment against him. a Judgment hav-
ing been rendered In the case.
The morning call., 1892-04-27
Tensions Granteh.
Detective Haniey's Funeral.

The funeral Of Detective James Hanley
took place yesterday afternoon from the
family residence. S2S Gearv street. where
the funeral services were conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Gray Of the Church Of the Advent. The
remains were inferred in the Masonic Gem
etery, and we're followed to the grave by
large number of friends and acquaintance
of the family.
a guard of honor, consisting Of l6 men.
was sent by the Police Department, under
the command Of Captain Douglass and
Lieutenant Whitman The pall-bearers
were: Detectives Joe LinskS, Z. j. Whitti-
ker, John Seymour, Raymond Slyey and
Officers Young, Byron, Malindy and Gala
han
The morning call., 1892-04-27
BerkeleY.

The executive committee of 1890 have
called convention of the University stu
dents, to be held Friday evening, to indorse
candidates for the town elections.
The Astronomy Club is getting up large
party 10 visit the Lick Observatory on May
H. Nineteen names. including seven young
ladies'. have already been secured. 1t is
proposed to proceed directly from Berkeley
hY private conYeYancA
The morning call., 1892-04-27
Tried by the samc Jury.

James j. Rae and James Bush were tried
yesterday by. the same jury for burglary
committed on The 14th and 18th Of February.
Rae entered the stable of III. Phillbrook on
Treat avenue. and Bush the room of Jacob
Fabish at 521 Pacific street Rae was ac-
quilted on tie instruction OF the court, aud
Bush found guilty and sent by Judge Wal
lace 10 Folsom for three years.
The morning call., 1892-04-27
Three Years In tho Folsom Prfsop.

Timothy Shae. indicted on three counts
connecting him with passing counterfeit
money and with having I'm his possess ion
molds for the manufacture of spurious coin.
was yesterday sentenced to serve three wears
in the Folsom State Prison. Shae Is an ex-
Convict having only been released on jan
nary % from San Quentin, where he ba,l
served a sentence for manslaughter.
The morning call., 1892-04-27
ALaudabie Uuder,al,,o

The young men connected with the Gen.
trail M. Z. Church have established Cen
trail Forward Mission at 42S Fourt street
for the purpose OF doing rescue work among
the DoOr
The morning call., 1892-04-27
Mrs. Wiuchcomb's Belief.

Mrs. ii. Wlnchcomb, mother OF Harry
Maynard and May Templeten, Is of the
opinion from information received that she
and her sister. Mrs. james Bozlett of Berk-
shire, England. have fallen heirs to an es-
tate worth an immense sum.
The morning call., 1892-04-27
Opposed TO Compromise.

The following resolution was unanimously
passed by the Eagle Club at its meeting last
night
ResolUed, That the Eagle Club Is unalterably
opposed TO the proposition OF compromising the
matter OF the diSgTaceful action of the odious
ke'uTniug Board in robbing the Alliance ticket
OF lis victory Ia the Th,ty-siXth District at the
late primary election aud that it is the judgment
OF this club that an appeal TO The state cOnyen-
ton from the unjust action OF said board be
taken
The morning call., 1892-04-27
Company's HIS Election.

At largely attended meeting of Company
u. First Infantry Regiment, \. G. c.. last
night, Major Easton, who had been detailed
for the purpose, acting as presiding officer,
Lieutenant q. Essen was unanimously
elected captain TO succeed William II.
Frazer, retired. Second Lieutenant Thomas
Evans was then elected first lieutenant
The morning call., 1892-04-27
Samuel F1eishman P,,n,s,

Samuel G. Fleishman, pianist and CON-
poser. who recently returned to this city,
after an absence of eight years in Europe.
where he studied under the best masters.
will appear this evening before a San Fran
cisco audience In Metropolitan Temple.
Mr.. Fleishman has been highly commended
by European cities
The morning call., 1892-04-27
LONGSHORE LUMBBRMEN'S
LOCKOUT!
SAN FRANeIsco. Cal, April 20. Is,

SAN FRASCIsCO. Cal, April Is, 1892
To whom 1t May Concern:
The Longshore Lumbermen's Protective Assocla-
ton OF San Francisco hereby notifies all labor
unions. especially carpenters, miIImen, and also
contractors or any one who has dealings with the
Pacific Pine LemDer Company that the said COM
pany about weeks ago reduced the wages of
stevedores 20 per cent, and have since that been
employing scab labor. the union men
refused to accept the reduction for the rea-
son thar they have so much broken time
that they can't average more than from So TO sl2
per week, even at the old rates. ana II accept the
reduction they cannot earn enough TO keep their
families. 1t would seem that the Pacific Pine Lum.
Der Company formed this trust to enable them to
control the pri OF lumber and force the small
dealers to the wall Bat in this they have failed
and Instead have been driven into q corner them.
selves. and In order to keep up the combination or
trust as long as possible endeavoring to force
q reduction of 81 per day the stevedores;
whereas nearly all OF the other ards paying the
old rates, they being the Simpson Lumber Company,
Kennedy q Shaw Lumber Company Dickens &
Hobart Lumber Company. c. +. Doe Co., Harmon
Lumber Company, TTuckee Lumber Company, Cali
fornia Redwood Company. Wilson Bros. x Co. and
others. whereas the sca0 yards Pacific Pine
Lumber Company. l. 4 Slade Lumber Company
Preston NICK nnon Lumber Company. Excelsior
Redwood Company. San Francisco Lumber Com
pany. J. Turner aud G. g. Lumber Company,
Hoping that all who like fair play will assist
Us In every way possible In UNFOLDING our
rights and principles we would wish it understood
that this Is not strike. but lockout we canno.
live on the reduction made. Very respectfully
LONGsH0RE LUMBERMEN'S PROTECT
I'VE ASSOCIATION,
JOHN CoAKLEY, President
LAWRENCE BUCKLEY, Secretary. ap24 Up
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Judgment without Costs.

Mrs. Alley Bowers, sometimes called 'the
Washoe Seeress." was given judgment for
$3.50 damages by Judge Finn in her action
against Mrs. Maria j. Stacom for an as
sault committed on February 8. 1891, an q
The morning call., 1892-04-27
Golden West Republicans.

At the thirteenth regular meeting Of the
Golden West Republican Club held at 81
Louisa street. the action of Senator FELTON, in
his efforts TO secure the total exclusion of
Chinese was Endorsed.
The morning call., 1892-04-27
A RauG.et.

j. j. Evans. chairman of the reception
committee OF the Republican leagues of this
State, yesterday morning issued invitations
to a grand banquet TO be given May at the
Paiaea Hotpl
The morning call., 1892-04-27

A defective chimney started fire at :55
o'clock yesterday afternoon in the two
story frame residence of James Hearn. at
405 Grove street, and an alarm was turned
in from box 81. The damage amounted to
S10
The morning call., 1892-04-27
An ATTORNEY i'm oon,.mn,

An order was made by Judge Hebbard in
the case Of John j. Brady against Frank H.
Burke and others adiudging Joseph NJ.
Wood, attorney-at-law. guilty Of contempt
Mr.. Woud was committed to the custody of
The morning call., 1892-04-27
Eirat Black Cherrias

The first consignment Of black cherries
this season was received here yesterday. It
ceme from S. E. Moore's Sacramento River
ranch. White cherries have been in the
market for a week or more.
The morning call., 1892-04-27
Lecture by Mabel Jenue..

Miss Mabel Jenness. whose lecture on
last Monday on physical culture was SO
well received. will lecture again this even
ing on the same subject in Irving Hail. Her
lectures are exceedingly interesting.
The morning call., 1892-04-27
Drawing Compound Interest.

A. Montgomery has sued Henry l. Kowal-
sky to recover S317 % en- note of Septem-
Der Z, 1889. payable one day after date WITH
ont grace and dra wing per cent per month,
compounded mon thly
The morning call., 1892-04-27
The Glass of ,99

TIE class of '93 will give musical and
literary entertainment in ST. Mary's COL
lege. Oakland. on Friday evening.
The morning call., 1892-04-27

The Ohio River is 80 feet high at Shaw
neetown. ILL.,. and is still rising.
The morning call., 1892-04-27

BEAcHAm's frrLs cures SICK headache.