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COULD NOT AGREE.
Conference on the Bush
Street Fire.
The Insurance Men Would Not Ac-
cede to the Demands of Buyer
* Reich.

Another long conference was held yesterday
between the attorneys for Buyer & Reich and
the representatives of the insurance companies
which are Interested in the adjusting of the loss
on the Bush-street fire. IL ended as all the
other conferences have ended-in a disagree
ment.
Tie proposition considered was the offer Of
the companies 10 submit the matter to the de-
cision Of the arbtrators to be mutually chosen.
This proposition embraced the following pro-
visions:
AS The amount of loss on what is classed as
damaged goods" that is those not entirely de.
stroyed. has already been fixed by appraise-
ment, The difference in valuation between the
companies offer 10 pay sos. S45 30 ard Buyer
q Relch's claim OF $4,000 is on the goods to-
tally destroyed. This the companies offered to
SUBMIT TO arbitrators. with the added provision
thal IL the valuation placed on these DESTROYED
goods was high enough 10 raise the amount
OF loss 10 Buyer q Rcicb's claim. then interest
loss.
The attorneys for the merchants demanded
that Ihtei est should be paid irrespective of the
result OF the "a bitratiOn, and then asked the
SOu panles 10 obligate themselves to pay the
TOSS WITHOUT regard to anything which might
develop in the future
ms was The rock on which the conference
SUN. Inc companies would only agree to SUBJ
mt TIE matter, and tPeir representatives said
they would be bound by the report OF the arbi-
.iatois, provided that nothing came up In the
III mat would cause them 10 chang
tnel position. But Buyer & Rech's attorneys
stoou Icf their demand, and when The confer
ence ended each side said that they had made
dii me concessions they were willing to grant,
anu lhefe the matter stands
onao9 reused TO sign that Obligation" said
pno Vi tIe insurance men after tile conference
n 10 adjourned, because 1t was signing away
an our regal rights in The premises. When we
say we VIII submit to arbitration we expect To
stand oy H. but we will not place ourselves In a
posiiIoh where we can do nothing should infor-
indlion come to us which should cause us 10
nesSIu lne loss In different light from what
we do at present
AS matters stand now it will probably re-
uuie me assistance of the courts before the
loss can be a0insted'
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-25
MACKAY'S MONEY.
The Woman Who Wants
Part of a Big Estate.
She Sets Up a Claim That She Was
the Wife of the Man Whose
Property She Seeks.

A buxOm, brighteyed woman Is the coIored
person who styles herself Mrs. Hattie SchencK
Mackay, who wan $3.50 month family allow
ance from the estate of the late Patrick n.
Mackay, pending the settlement thereof. The
petitioner claims that she is Mackay's widow.
and she wants a slice OF his fortune OF
100000
The case came up for hearing yesterday, and
numerous interested spectators were present.
The executors, Duncan G. and Robert g.
Mack az, who are bitterly opposing the woman
claim, were represented by q. Z. Evans,
while c. }. Heggerty looked after the interests
OF the claimant. The latter herself looked eager
ana determined.
The claimant stated that she was born at
FreGeflcksbu Va, but she did not know
exactly when. She understood that 1t was
some time after the war. Her ancestors were
slaves. II was some time in the '70s that she
came out to California 10 work. finally obtain
ing a situation in the Palace Hotel. 1t was
there she met Mackay, who eventually took
her to live with MIN his wife, which re-
] tions were kept up TO the time Of Mackay'S
death. They had one child that died. and Mac
Kay grIeyed much over the loss. The present
living child was born after MacKay's death.
On cross-examinatlon the witness caused
much amusement in court by her short. sharp
ana decisive answers. Attorney Evans did his
best To confuse her, but she equal to the
test. She said that she left San Francisco
for Denver with Mackay on the understanding
that they were TO be married. They Travelled
together and took their meals together. The
witness was not aware That her appearance eX-
cited any comment.
Ibid you eat at The same table ?'
IL always did, all nv life.'
"Were you his servant ?'
mo. Mr. Mack ay never, never, never called
me bis servant. He always called me 'Duckie.
aud asked IN TO call him the same. SO | did -
Hattie became very ina gnant when she Ie-
called all the Ill-treatmeut she had received at
the hands of young ROberi g. Mackay, nephew
of the deceased, ana one OF the executors She
crleO, and, shaking her head at Naekay in the
courtroom, she said. ''YOu had no light to treat
your unit like that" Eventually her long ex-
animation came 10 a close and she was permit
ted 10 retire.
Duncan G. Mackay, brother of the deceased,
said that all the papers lie mad founc consisted
OF Will and a bill of sale of tile furniture. No
papers relating TO the alleged marriage had
been found. MY brother would not do such a
thing" he said.
Never mind that; answer the questions as
they are put" said Attorney Evans. The Case
was then continued until to-day.
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Society Notes.

Mrs. Robert Douglas Fry will give matinee
tea to-day at her residence. 1912 jackson
street.
The Ladies' Club OF '93 will give its fifth
party this evening at the residence OF Miss
Virginia Stump on McAllister street.
Golden Gate Council No. 134, Young Mems
Institute, will give Its seventh anniversary ball
TIL 9 evening at Odd Fellows Hall
Miss Rosario d. la Rosa, daughter of Mrs A.
NJ. de la Rosa. and Alexander Campbell Jr. will
be united In marriage this evening at the
church Neustra Sonora DE Guadalupe.
Occidental Lodge NO. $40, Independent Order
B'nai Birth, Will give an entertainment al
B'nai Birth Hall this evening. A lecture en-
titled HAS Judaism Failed?" will be delvere d
by Hon. Edward Lande.
The members of The st. Andrews society will
celebrate the one hundred and thirty-ffth ami
yersary of the birth of Robert Burns by giving
an entertainment at Scottish II all tils evening.
The Mission Choral Union will give its
second concert this evening at Trinity Presby-
terrain church. The California Quartet and
the MandoliDafa Club will be among the attrac-
tions.
Miss Geraldine Bonner has gone to Coronado
to spend few days with the family OF MIR.
Charles Nordhoh
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1T WAS A MORTGAGE.
The Peoples Bank May Foreclose,
- G,.c Ir,dna Gaphorcnr,


All parties connected with the Peoples Home
Savings Bank are In high feather just now, for
Judge Sanderson decided yesterday morning In
the banks favor In the foreclosure suit brought
against tie Pacific Bank. The circumstances
OF the case are well known TO all readers Of
The CALL.
In deciding in the Peoples Banks favor yes
terday, the Judge said that he was satisfied
that the Pacific Bank directors executed the
deed In question, intending II as mortgage 10
secure their Indebtedness to the Peoples Bank.
The resolution 10 secure this debt was adopted
June 15, 1898, at regular meeting Oh the
board of directors OF the racine BANK. ne
vice-president and secretary were then ana
there authorized 10 deed over the premises,
aud they executed this deed, IN Inc form OF
deed absolute, it was true, but there was no
doubt mat IL was intended as mortgage. ana
next day the transaction stood recorded on the
books of the Peoples Bank by the transfer OF
The Pacific Banks debt from the list OF CON-
mercial. or unsecured loans. TO that OF collat'
eral loans.
The whole trnth with respect 10 this trans
action has not yet come out" said Judge San
derson. II am convinced there Is more In 1t
than appears on sight. However, as both par
ties only summoned one director Or. II. Nc
Donald JT) between them / am bound TO re-
srect his statements, most OF them uncontra-
dicted, and decide this case on what is laid be-
fore me-"
The defendants plea that the transfer was
fraudulent by reason of the impending iDsolv-
ency of the grantOr would not stand, nor will
their objection 10 the form of The deed.
1.-The deed was executed and delivered" con-
cluded the Judge, "by an authorized agent Ia
business hours, and has every semblance OF SIM
certify. On these grounds, therefore, am sat
iSfed that this deed was given by way OF secur-
ity and nothing more, and, therefore, thai the
gage and have receiver appointed TO collect
the rents OF the building. Ii Is so ordered"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-25
THE GIRLS HELP.
A Whole School of Them Sign the
Anti.Cigarette Pledge.

The names of boys at the public schools
who have the intelligence to sign THE
CALLS Boys Anti-Cigarette League"
pledges are being published as fast as
occasion will allow.
happy thought has struck Joseph
O'ConDor. principal of the Horace Mann
School. He suggested that the girls OF
that school signify their willingness to use
their il f1uence to suppress cigarette-smok-
ing. The result showed tue feeling among
the girls against the cheap and vulgar
practice. Every girl signed THE CALL
pledge in token OF her readiness to ald in
the rescue of the bows
THE CALL has much pleasure In publishing
the list of far-seeing maidens and young men
of Horace Mann Grammar School who have
pumped their vote against the wastefu and
stunning practice OF cigaTe smoking.
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THE OLYMPIC CLUB,
1t Has Expelled Two Hundred and
Sixty-Six Members.

Members of the Olympic Club who had read
the exclusive announcement IN Yesterday.
CALL that meeting OF the directors would be-
held last evening purposey TO take action upor
the conduct OF members who had failed tC
honor The many notices they had eceiyed rela
tive to $40 assessment were present ia
strong force at headquarters last night. Some
OF the members who had read the notice came
to the scratch quickly, and thereby saved
themselves from expulsion.
Those who had tailed TO notice the clubs re.
quest suffered the consequences. as the board
at special meeting OrGeIe ed the secretary t.
scratch The names of 266 delinquent memb OF
from the roll.
The names of those who received the athletic
AK Will be posted on the bulletin board OF the
club on Saturday next.
In speaking of the matter last evening" Presi-
dent Croker said that the club would be un.
Just to the paying members TO allow delin-
qHents The same privileges as the ones who had
PAID their dues In full. The average indebted
ness OF the members who Will be notified To-
day that their keys TO the front door are wan ed
at headquarters Is S21 80. Some OF the delin-
quents owe as much as $40 to the athletic
organization.
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Complete Endorsement
GAIL BORDEN EAGLE BRAND
CHEr1ICAL LABORATORY
COOPER MEDICAL COLLEGE
San Francisco, October Goth,

San Francisco, October 1898
THE JOHNsON-LOCKE MERCANTILE co.
Gentlemen:
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purchased from various drug and fifteen
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subjected them crucial chemical
cal examination.
In examined the milk found be
oughy preserved and perfectly free from
material
am more than pleased with the / hay
used this brand household
ably recommended it to my patients for their
i have never had doubts Is is
a. opinion based its effects my and
OF patients during the past twenty-five years.
This confirmation of my belief, deduction of nv
long familiarity with Eagle improved
modern chemical has
afforded great pleasure.
Very truly yours,
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Prof Of Chemistry and To1coioEy
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age I will totally abstain from the use Of
cigarettes in any form whatever.
A blank is also left for the signature OF the
teacher. The form did not exactly suit the
committee and il will be changed.
This concluded the business OF the evening
and the committee adjourned until next
Wednesday at 1880 P. NJ, when DIR. Clinton
will make his report The committee will then
prepare report 10 be submitted TO the Board
of Education, which will meet at o'clock on
The same evening.
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The Operatic Society.

AT the semi-annual election OF the San Fran
cisco operate Society. held on the 22d. the
ioilowlng officers were elected for the term:
NJ. .; de Roco. president; l.. +. Haussler, vice.
president; j. W. Madden, secretary; A. Lutt-
musical director; A. Nj. Thornton, stage
ud uager; +. Jung, assistant stage manager;
Z. l.. Qnast, librari,n
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Savings and Loan.

Al Inc annual meeting of the stockholders Of
Tue savings and Loan Society held on the 23d,
dI "hich $3.50 shares out Of 10000 were repre-
sented. the following were elected directors for
TIE year: Horace Davis, Isaac Hyde. Arthur
a. SmIh. s. &. Bgelow. George L. Goodman.
a: An n. Drown, +. Ii. Woods. Il. w. Burr and
Wits L. Davis. AT the meeting OF the newly
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-25
Fined Five Dollars.

Nine of the persons arrested for selling cigar
cites to minors were fined So each by Judge
Joachimsen yesterday. Their names are Geo.
Marshall, C. A. Westerland, Henry Meyer, II.
Drewes, Fred Heckel, I. Drothen, James Cur
tin, John Marshall and j. w. King. The other
cases were neld over.
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KELLY &[,IEDES
100 KEARNY STREET.
Gigantic Cloak SaIG!!

During this week of the Gigantic Cloak Sale we
are bound to do great things for YOU as to keep
up the wonderful success OF this our Greatest
CLOAK sale. and we are offering this week Fur
Capes, Cloth Capes, Jackets and NewmarNets at
specially great reductions. Remember only
oher the best of goods. No trash and no miSrep
TesentationS.
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elected board s. c. Bigelow was elected presi-
dent Arthur A. Smith, vice-president; Cyrus
cashier; j. +. McGauIey. auditor. and Horace
Davis, Arthur A. Smith and Isaac Hyde, finance
committee.
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HORACE

Helen Henry
Cora A AldTich
Lyiian IAN Bergen
Gertrude S 1homps
Ruby Roylance
Ida Blunk all
Bessie Hastings
/ Mamie L Powers
Ruby Gracier
Susie Smith
| Edith Drew
| Cora Hageman
| Emma Clarke
Myrtle Lleb
Mary Peter
! Gertrude Norton
Jessie SObey
Alice Ieahy
! Tillie MahOny
/ Lille Schaar
| Maggie Alderman
| Nellie Lelmhardt
| Grace Clark
| Blanche Mckay
Jennie w ahlhelm
| Ethel Dean
| Ruth Ashland
Heloise Williams
Hulda Heuer
Hattie Zinus
Estella Fairfield
hlttie Welsh
Florence Dillon
Mamie Z Mccarthy
Adrlenne Riley
Emile GrOZelier
Grace Locke
Faustiua SuadOni
Beatrice House
Henrietta kruSe
Gertrude Baldwin
Maude Pratt
Fannie SanbOrn
Elsie Morrison
Edith Cowan
Nellie Tanforan
May a Sexton
Ida BickmOre
Lamuil Code
Alice Boardman
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a | AluuTO
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l. NJ AtWater
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r Corcoran
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+ McCloskey
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Gertrude kes seller
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! Luce Wall
Belle Elcken
Theresa Rooney
Gertie Payson
Eta SIsenverDe
| Carrie Schulz
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Daisy Meserth
Blanche Doane
1ottie kilgore
Maggie Nelson
Vida French
Nellie Sheehan
Sadie Lowney
Nellie Barry
Clarissa " heeler
Celia Mcguire
Eva Mulville
May GladsOn
Ethel Farley
Netlie Partridge
COrine Bailey
May Sears
Flora King
Gertie Dowdall
Carrie Wiley
Alice johnson
Myrtle Mcdonald
Edith Mcmillan
Bessie Denlar
Mabel Schulz
Helen Winchester
Kate Markham
Edith Ewing
Annie Holes
Mabel Wallace
Florence Athey
I Lille Herting
Eva Mckay
Bessie Dodd
Constance Hart
Lotile Haviside
Leslie Sarle
! Louise SchIld
Nora Shanahan
lone Boone
| Martha WiebOldt
Alice Partridge
Helen Baily
Blanche Taber
Hattie Van Deryeer
frankie Rowe
Jeanne Reid
| Estelle Jewell
! Celia Pendergast
Lille Haake
George MacphersoI
George Barnes
Viola Van Orden
Eta Beattie
Florence BufOrd
Emma BarthOld
Alice AdamSon
Josie Davis
Maud Stone
Lille Lord
May Ryan
Ida Sullivan
Maud Flack
Louise Pfeiffer
Mollie O'Brlen
Lottie Merrill
Elsie Ing
Lille Lee
Lulu Downing
Ethel Young
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Marie d'Erlacn
May Gibbons
Jennie Sickler
Ethel LinfOrth
Edith Brolly
Daisy Hewitt
Belle Schulz
Lulu Lane
Edith Curry
Lauretua Fahrbach
May Lowney
Edith Dun
Mamie Lyman
Jennie FOrSyIhe
Alice Davis
Mabel Case
Lulu Schwartz
Annie O'Reiily
Elsie Davidson
Emma Tobey
Mia Ferguson
Belle FOrsythe
Anna Ryan
Rosa Farley
Louisa Frank
Clara Augsteinl
Emily Dodds
Marion True
Bessie Needham
Ethel Morse
May Baker
Bessie Rolph
Grace Thompson
Mabel Bentham
Ella BryOn
Maud Mulville
Alice Crowley
Theresa NicOn
Cecile Grozelier
Tessie Harris
Ethel Pfeiffer
Carrie Altvater
May Welsh
Eva Jaeger
Alice Steward
Annie Snyder
Edna Smith
Ada Fllmer
Nora Noble
Hazel = dlar
Edna Wilson
Annie Knox
May AcKerman
Ethel Zinns
Jessie Mcintyre
IIene Cheney
Anita HOsmer
Eva Wright
Grace Odell
Sarah Fabey
Maebelle Fancher
Gertie McArdle
Elise Weldon
Elsie TerKelsOn
Lottle Lambert
stella Ford
Vera Riley
Lillian Lampe
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| August 4 Muuler
klcnaId l. Herman
Arthur III Ierrlll
i 5 Eea1herstone
Russell Preston ~
Jasper Won BulOw
OTTO Thorn WOhIde
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Theodore Suhr Jr
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Gardner Sanchez
Howard Lindsay
Charles Zinns
EDWARD Landers
Bert Maxwell
Fred Jeuner
Albert Williams
Thomas Bolton
| Willie Orear
Charles DOdds
| Cecil Bellman
Howard Ilernan
| Walter Is kOhn
George ii Williams
Bruce w Large
| Willie Is GoTman
Edwin b 1TIpp
| Fred } Lord
! Willie A Ross
Walter Lawson
| Gus Lehnhardt
Bayard Taylor
humphrey Roberts
Joseph SchmiIZ
| l. COwau
| Tribe Ferguson
+ Bryan
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beIt 5 Wyatt
| William Ii Grim
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! Oscar hicks
y HuTIell
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! w | aber
> MunIer
Il Sipp
! William Busch
| Charles Fisher
j Herring
John Bush
! Walter Olson
James Fiack
| + schroeder
Lizzie Borchardt
Ethel Hendy
Loitle schneider
May Foster
May Gibbons
Madeleine Narney
| Lucille " ali
| Theresa Rooney
| Eta SisenvIne
Alice Norman
| Daisy Meserth
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| Paul " enck
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| Smaller Scott
! Arthur Hackett
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Hobart Tnnnc
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GRAMMAR
MANN
GIRLS.

Bessie Brady
Rebecca b Rowen
Eta Birth
! Nellie b Francher
Mabel l. Drew
MOllie Dunsing
Lillian Arnold
Stella l. anterwaSeer
Carolyn NJ Lunt
Abbie V Taylor
Kettle Dellwig
Winnie Gibbons
Henrietta Valencia
Flora Quinn
Mary byTnes
Monte Duncan
Carrie Ridlington
Johanna Hulsmann
Sadie OReilly
Lily Radford
Nellie Gullfoy
Ida QuintUn
Nlllie Bange
Emma Labadie
Adriana Shadoni
Ida ISbam
Mildred Rolph
Zaida Ewell
Nina Crandall
Emma Meyers
May Asher
Lou Edwards
George Fitzpatrick
Lucy Gray
Minnie Laumeister
Caddie Howard
COrnella Duperu
May Stylls
Sadie Wright
Blanche Baird
Edna johnson
Alma LorenZ
ROSaIina SclnOss
Sadie Smith
Alma Gunnison
Grace Little
Maud Schendel
Nilhelmina Cochran
Lily Mem berger
Stella Jacobs
Lille Donovan
Louis Stone
Mabel Morris
Grace COrdell
Maud Holislander
FlOy Ballinger
Edith Cousins
Maud McClisi
Ethel COwan
Cessna GOetjen
Gertrude Davis
Mabel McShane
Alice JUbsOn
Anna Speckman
Addie Taylor
Cassie Monaban
Georgia DAVIDSON
Minnie Lainpe
Annle MaguiIe
y II Boardman
Mamie Harold
LidGie Harold
Nellie Hannigan
Grace Pausen
Frances Graham
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May Palmer
Lizzie Borchardt
Frances Connell
Lizzie Collins
Elhel Hendy
Lottie Schneider
Eta Olson
Nav Foster
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KELLY &LIEBES
100 KEARNY STREET,
Gigantic Cloak SaIe!!

Now just read what say about Fur-trimmAd
Skirt Jackets for next week. 1t will surprise Won
more even than what we say about Fur Canes
and while the reductions in every garment srs
great the reductions in Fur-trimmed Skirt
Jackets will strike you because of tna iT,,oon.
difference between our prices and what otha
ask for similar goods. AS
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-25

no SO FINE ATWOOD CLOTH SKIRT
aDO.C JACKET, full, long skirts, big sleeves
full umbrella top cape, fur trimmed on cape and
fronts braid trimmed on cape. waist aud sleeves
satin facings, all sizes, blacks and browns only
reduced $40 90