The morning call., 1893-04-13
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.

ST. MARY THE VRGIS.-The following
named have been elected rfficers of the
church Of 81. Mary the Virgin, for The ensu-
ing term: Rev. William w. Bolton. presi-
dent: William w. Gascoyne, priests war
den; F. Dillingham;. peoples warden !:
Robert Coming, clerk; William H. Whelan,
treasurer; Herbert B. Weller, Richard Fl
Dunnng, DR.. George 4. Gale. The follow.
ing have heen elected delegates from the
parish Of ST. Mary the Virgin to the Fpis-
eopal convention OF California. to be held
at Grace Church in this city in May: WAR
den f. Dillingham;, Clerk r. Coming. DIR.
George A. Gale, Herbert Bird Weller and
Richard II. DnnninE.
Masonic TEMPLE AssocIArIoN.-At
the annual election held Yesterday the
the Masonic Temple Association: James Il.
Garniss. L. Raas, q. +. Flint. w. S. Phelps,
+. w Van Sicklen. Mendel Esberg, II. j.
Sadler, 5. Sussman, II. N. Tilden, c. P.
Robinson. Aaron DOud, Columbus Water
house, Robert Day. J. c. Sala, John I.
Charles f. Ciacker, F. J. French, II. T.
Graves, S. w. Levy, C. S Benedict, e. V.
Hathaway, George e. Perkins, Edward
Coleman, f. n. Deuprey, John Ii. Gray,
John F. Merrill. John II. Wise, H L.
Mathews.
The ScoTcn-IR1sH SocIEry.-The fol-
lowing named have been elected officers Of
the Scotch-lrish Society of California for
the ensuing year: President, Alexander
Montgomery; first yice-president, w. a.
Campbell; second president, James
Mccullough; third vice-presideni, James
Andrews; board OF direeiors-F Thomp-
son. Alexander Duncan. William Mckee.
w. Z. Coulter. z. T. Hewitt, John Boyd,
William j. Greer. DR.. Z. w. d'Eyelyn. J,
Stark, w. J. Gray; auditors-John Dysart.
a; Little. K. }. Alexander; marshal. w. T.
w. Cleland secretary, Thomas Whyte.
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Ireasurer's office Will be removed into the
new quarters within two or ihIee days, but
II will be month before the alterations
will be completed. The money is all in the
vault at present, but it will be removed at
once to the two large safes one on each
side. The amount Is about $780, 600 or
100000. The upper vault hitherto con-
tanning the books and vouchers has been
empted and the contents transferred to a
safe in the new quarters.
A NEW MUsEUM.-Adolph Sutro. who
bought so many of the curios at the Wood
ward Garden sale, intends to still give the
people OF San francisco the benefit OF them.
He Is going to build museum, just where
is net yet decided. and will make many ad-
ditions to the strange things he bought last
week. The museum may be built in the inelos-
ure ofthe new baths at the Cliff House beach,
or may be put on Sutro Heights, and Mr.
Sutro says the public can visit it as much
as they want to.
EXIT EX-STATE SENATOR LYNcH.-Pa-
trick Lynch, ex-State Senator, appeared
before Judge Joachimsen yesterday on a
charge of disturbing the peace. Upon CIV
ing his promise 10 leave the city he was
granted his liberty. AS he left the court
room he politely bowed to the Judge and
remarked with airy grace: God bless YOU,
your Honor; Pm going to New York TO
take Seenchin Maioney's place."
A MooNsHINER's OUTFIT. - Internal
Revenue Inspector B. III. Thomas returned
yesterday from a trip to the south. Mr..
Ihomas reports that he seized brandy
still near the top OF the Santa Cruz Noun
ialns. and with IL five gallons of illegal
brandy and six gallons of shortlings. He
was assisted by Deputy Collector Dunlap
oil the Santa Cruz district, but they did not
capture the owner OF the still, Carlos Gag
llsso.
QUALIFICATION OF BoNDsMEN,-District
Attorney Barnes has posted a notice to the
effect that hereafter no bondsmen will be
examined or bonds approved by any action
oil his oitice. He says that there is no law
to compel the District Attorney to pass
upon the qualification of sureties on bonds
and hereafter the responsibility of accept
Ing bonds must rest where IL belongs.
The MOHAWK CLUB ExCURsIoN.-Th
Mohawk Club will proceed TO Glen Ellen
next Sunday, where the members and their
friends will picnic. They will leave the
Tiburon ferry at 8 O'clock In the morning
and leave Glen Ellen op the return trip at
$3.50 In the Afternoon. The committee of
arrangements announces baseball, races and
athletic sports.