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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-12
GRAND CONSISTORY.
The Scottish Rite Masons Elect
Officers,

For the past two days the Grand Consstory,
or the thirty-secOnd degree OF Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite Free Masonry for the
State:of California, has been in session, trans
acting routine business, and yesterday the fol-
lowing-named officers were elected and in
stalled: Charles l.. Patton of San Francisco.
venerable grand master; Harry A. Cline OF
San Francisco grand prior; G. l.. Pierce of
0 akland grand preceptOr; Harry j. Lask of
an Francisco, grand constable; Charles j.
Hague of san Francisco, graud admiral; Edwin
a. Sherman of Oakland, grand minister of
state; Columbus Warehouse Of San Fran
cisco. grand chancellor; Z. Z. GIlett OF OAK
land, grand almOner; George j. HOgue
of San Francisco, grand registrar; Llpp-
man Sachs of San Francisco, grand
keeper of seals and archives; s. w.
Levy OF San Francisco grand treasurer;
u. L. Smear OF San Francisco, grand prlmate; ;
Webb \. Pierce of Oakland, grand master of
ceremonies; Eugene Cormeny OF Oakland.
grand expert; Lamartine Osborn OF San Fran
cisco, grand assistant expert; George PatLeT-
son of Oakland. grand beausenifer; Charles A.
Wagner of San Francisco grand bearer of
battle flag; George Z. Kennedy of LiveTmore,
grand master OF the guards; Leroy ID. Fletcher
OF Oakland, grand chamberlain; Peter c.
Miller Of san Francisco, grand steward; j. Il.
Davis OF San Francisco, aid-de-camp; John
Darcy of San Francisco. grand tyler.
During the evening session the thiTly-second
degree was conferred upon thirteen candidates
aud the usual annual banquet with music and
speeches closed the session.
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DANGER JUST AHEAD.
A Prominent Professor Speaks About the
Threatening Things Abroad at This Time
of the Year

Prominent Professor Speaks About the
Threatening Things Abroad at This Time
of the Year.
sit is surprising how many people are suffering
to-day from so-called coughs colds and infu-
enZa"
The remark was made by a very prominent pro-
fessOr connected with one OF the leading New
York hospitals. Continuing. he said:
ait is not these things that are troubling people,
but it is al advanced form of our old enemy. the
grip. People feel ont OF sorts. have pains
in the muscles and bones have no appetite, lose
all interest in the world and wonder what is the
matter. 1t is the grip-nothlng else.
Now, all such symptoms need TO have prompt
treatment The attack must be met and repealed
at ouce. or it is certain 10 run into something
serious l know OF but one way TO certainly avoid
these troubles which common and
that is to Immediately counterfeit them by using
a good, pure, strong stimulant Nothing OF the
ordinary kind. but something pure and scientific.
For this purp Sc nothing has ever equaled Duff
fy's Pure Malt Whisky, which is acknOw edged
to-day by physicians and scientific people to be
the only pure, medicinal malt whisky upon the
market"
The words OF the professor are true and they
carry wonderful meaning to many men and
women who suffering with the first symptoms
OF the grip or else grip in its advanced stages.
For all such people we offer q word of advice.
which is to take the best means to overcome
these troubles and do not permit any dealer to
swerve you from your purpose to have that which
has proven itself by of to be the best and
purest stimulant in the world.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-12
RAILROAD NOTES.
Heavy Falling Off in Southern Pacific
ReceiptS.

The reports of earnings OF the Southern
Pacific Railroad for December show decided
falling of In receipts, averaging about 10 per
cent all around. As compared with December
of last year the decrease is 8 per cent on
through passenger business, 10 per cent on
local passenger, 3 per cent on local freight and
IA per cent on through freight
E. j. Waugh, brOther.in-law OF Clinton
Jones Of the Rock Island. and who represents
the same road ID egon as travelling passenger
agent, WAS married on Wednesday in Portland
TO Miss Maude Smith OF that city.
Assistant General Passenger Agent Donald
son says that the westDound passenger busi-
ness of the Southern Pacific shows a decided
increase, and that indications are fine for a
large travel TO this State during the winter
months.
Third Vice. President Stubs is not vet pre-
pared 10 say what he thinks Will be- the result
OF the disagreement Of the traffic agents at their
recent meeting in Chicago. Although the
principal point in dispute is with regard TO
Puget Sound dlfferentials, he comedies that II
the matter be not amicably settled In some
manner, there will probably be trouble which is
not likely 10 be confined TO the northern Sec
ton OF the coast alone.
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SUSTAINING 4 PASTOR.
Resolutions DenOuncing a Recent
Outrage in Sanger.

The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted by the congregation OF the First Cum
beTland PTesby teIisn Church. this city, Rev. j.
7. Dickson pastor, at its service on Sunday
morning, January z. 1894:
WHEREAS. 1t has come TO our knowledge
thu ough the daily papers and otherwise that on
last Tuesday evening, in the town Of Sanger cal ,
Rev. J. r. Walker, state missionary of tho. Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, was waylaid and
pelted with eggs by some unknown parties be-
cause in his sermon he had rOundiy denounced
the sins OF his hearers: and whereas Rev Mr.
WElker Is long and fayoTably SHOWN 10 us as a
man OF the truest convictions and moral charac-
ter; and whereas the liberty OF the pulpit Is one
OF the blessings guaranteed to by our free insti.
buttons; therefore be it
Rescued. First-That we express our unQuali-
commend him for his courage and fidelity, and
assure him Of orr persistent prayers and sympa.
thy. ard that we congratulate him upon being
honored ike Paul and Peter and Jesus himself
with the enmity, dlsfayor and the persecution of
the baser sort.
Second-That we note with pleasure that the
people OF sanger are indignant that such an out
rage should have been committed in their midst
and that they doing their utmost to bring the
miscreants TO justice
Thrd-That we commend the example OF
ally, and call upon them to cry aloud and snare
not. To lift up their voices against the sins OF the
people as well as to preach TO them that Christ is
the savior OF sinners.
That copies OF these resolutions be furnished
the local daily papers, and also the papers of
Fresno and Sanger.
7. A. CowAN, Associate Pastor.
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A Bad Pair.

s. Carly was booked at the City Prison yester-
day morning by Sergeant Martin on the charge
of vagrancy. His mistress Mabel Harris, was
charged with grand larceny and vagrancy.
Three nights ago the woman drugged and
robbed physician from Chicago OF valu Die
diamond ring and S4S cash In house ON Third
street. Carty's recent Iecord Is bad.
About year ago he was arrest d for knock
inc down and TobbDg man on Dupont aud
Pine streets OF GOLD watch aud chain, dia-
mond pin and some money. On that occasion
enough evidence 10 convict him on this charge
and The case was dismissed. II was strongly
suspected that the woman Harris was also
mixed no in that robbery. Since then Carly
was arrested and served six months term.
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POLK STREET CUT.
No Assessment District
to Be Made.
a Franchise for Kiosks at the Cor
ners of the Principal Bust
ness Streets.

The Street Committee Of the Board of Super.
visOrs was visited yesterday by large delega-
ton OF prOpeItY-owners in the DeigbbOTnood Of
Polk and Greenwich streets. They were there
TO protest against any assessment district
being created for the opening Of Polk street
between Lombard and Greenwich. Mrs Kate
Murphy. Thomas Terry and others protested
against the creation of any assessment district.
They said about hind Of the work has
already been done. for which the property
Owhers did not have TO pay as the contract was
declared Illegal before the work was finished.
They argued that The neghbOrhOOd should net
be compelled 10 pay for the improvement of
the prOpeTty-OwneTS on the block.
The commute decided TO sustain the pro-
test against the creation OF an assessment
district, Supervisors Day and Ryan being
against the protest
The committee reported in favor OF request
ing the Superintendent of Streets TO examine
into and recommend the sewerng. grading
macadamiZing and curling OF Sanchez street,
from Liberty 10 Twentieth, and Liberty, from
Sanchez % Noe.
The petition OF George Buckand for fran
chiSe for an electric road extending all over the
city was placed on file, as the franchise asked
for was an impossible one under the law, which
fOrbids one line from travelling more than i've
continuous blocks on an independent cad.
Considerable discussion ensued over the petit
lion of the Paris Sidewalk Cleaning Company
for a franchise TO erect kiosks on The street
corners In tie business portion OF the city.
President Eager of the company stated 10 the
committee that The kiOsks would each cost
S240 ana would be very ornamental. Tn
would contain clock, the fire alarm. d Darture
and arrival of steamers and the names OF firms
on The block. The bottom portion OF the
kiOsks would be reserved for rubbish from The
stores. L he company also agreed 10 keep all
the sidewalks In the district clean and free
from papers and rubbish.
Supervisor Denman objected to the granting
of such an import ut privilege without adYer-
tlsIng for bids. and on his motion II was re-
solved 10 draw up a stringent franchise "a
regards conditions and have il adyertised as
provided in The act OF the last legislature
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ON THE SAFE SIDE.
Two Young Men Arrested for
Carrying Burglars Tools.

OGA iOOlS.
lhe actions OF two young men on Sansome
street. yesterday morning aroused suspicion in
the nina OF Detective Cody and he decided
int II would be advisable to follow them. He
recognized one OF them as Eddy Gallagher
VINO had lett The CITY some years ago with a
young girl. and had been living since then with
her ID Fresno. The other was a stranger 10
him.
Cody nrst saw them coming out of the store
OF Frank q. Edwards. Gallagher was carry
lug large brass ring almost filled with keys
ana the stranger small satchel. He followed
them 10 The Firemen's Fund Insurance Com
lanY'S Office on California street, thence TO the
Minis building, coakstOre and clothing
store on SansOme street, and when they came
out of the Pacific Bank building he thought IL
was time To tind our what they were DONG
They were representing themselves as lock-
smiths, but Cody Vas convinced that they were
playing the old game of getting the layout OF
the interior of the buildings, with the view OF
later on entering them with ielonlouS intent.
They took Cody 10 their room on Bush street,
near Dupont a locality patiUnlZed by all sorts
Of crooks, and he insisted, Notwithstanding
their vigorous protests, mat thy should &C
company him 10 police headquarters. They
vehemently that they were lOcksmlths and hon
est men. Their answers to several questions
were not satisfactory, and they were taken TO
Ibe City Prison.
The stranger gave bis name as James Nor
dauUt. and said be came from Chicago about
three weeks ago. When the satchel he carried
was opened 1t was seen 10 be flllrd with
burglars tO0ls-chsels, picks skeleton keys
and others. These, he declared, were used by
HIM in his trade of lOcksmith. In GallagheI'S
out. hey were each booked on the charge of
carrying burglars tools.
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for breach of contract. and he estimates
his EXPENSES at $50. 900. This claim is made
up as folnws: Gadesdeu's journey TO Lon
don $500. Hudson's first trip to this State
$500. paid by Gadesien, IS well as 43OO Tor
Hudson's second trip. The balance is
made up Of Office expenses. sundries, etc,
for two years. as well as the plaintiffs
time and trouble.
The suit will be watched with great in
terest by the creditors of the Kings River
Lumber Company, who will not be bene-
fitted in the case Of substantial verdict
being given in favor of the plaintiff.
). c. benson, Howard McSheTry and f.
". Owen are the attorneys for the plain
tiff, while Sidney NJ, Smith and William
II. Herrin represent the insolvent COM
pany. Testimony of a sensational nature
has been found and will be introduced at
the trial
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-12

Indigestion. Dizziness Take Beechams Pila
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-12
EDDIE IS COLD.
Sinbad's Comedian Feels the Frosts
of San Francisco.

EDDIE Foy, the popular comedian OF the SIN
bad Company, Is minus an OvereOat these cold
nights. The Overcoat he mourns for was his
especial pride, high OF collar and long of tail.
It away from him. but that weary-eyed indi-
yldua who l3nguidy watched him PLAYING bill
lizards in the Baldwin billiard parlQr was the
unkind person who walk ed away with the coat
81 had the double modification of being
beaten at billiards and robbed OF my clothing"
sand Eddie, disconsOlateiy.
at was about 3 80 O'Clock In the afternoon
when | started TO roll the balls, and lust about
Gals wnen | missed my ulster. There was Sc
in the inside pocket and a valuable Christmas
present from an admirer IN the outside hand
kerchieT repository.
II thought that solemn-faced gentleman who
eyed the game so inierestedy looked cold FL
guarantee ne is not suffering from ehills now,
but am.
at is mean thief who VIII rob comedian !"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-12

Tie FIRST lecture OF the present Lane lecture
course Will be delivered this evening at Cooper
Medical College, by DR.. l.. c. Lane, on THE
Honey Bee"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-12

directors of the frst-namsd institution are:
Sylvia Brown, Nora B0use, Elizabeth Ladrigan
and Catherine Russell ana the objects for
which il is established are the reformation of
fallen women aud The protection of those In
danger "Our Lady's Home" Is incorporated
for the purpose of PROVIDING shelter and com
Tort for the aged and tntrm. The directors
are: Mary Martin, Julia Hurley. Margaret
OBrlen and Catherine Russell. Neither cor
poTatIon is 10 have any capital stock.
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Society," Notes.

Mrs Charles HolbroOk and Miss Mamie
H0lbrook VIII give dancing party this even
ing at their residence on Van Ness avenue.
The Arlingtons will give a candy Dull this
evening at Washington Hall.
The Friday Night Club of Lorln Will give a
party this evening at Lorin Hall
Ivanhoe Circle, Companions OF the Forest,
will hold "A public installation and a dance this
evening at its ball, 1o2 O'Farrell street.
Ma ionaI ParlOr No. 11S, Native Sons of the
Golden West viii give its sixth anniversary
ball this evening at National Guard Hall, 81
Ellis street.
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Homes for Unfortunates.

Articles of incorporation were filed with the
County Clerk yesterday on behalf of two new
Catholic Institutions, the Magdalen Asylum of
San Francisco and "Our Lady's Home" The
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-02-28

Promplness and politeness Is something to
be desired by every one. Cali At Speeds
Drug store and we guarantee you get toth.
Only first class groceries to be had at Liv-
ingston & Perrin's.
Pistols! pistols! cartridges! cA:trlIs,s! at
P. Rosenberg co.
FRESH bread received three times week at
Livingston Perrin's.
Call on Livingston g. Perrin for cigars and
tobacco.
If you want your prescriptions filled accu
rately and promptly, leave them at Speeds
Drug store. where they will be Il lied accurate
ly and sent anywhere IN the city. Ii YOU
call on Doctor Milford, Room No IA National
Bank building, who Is always ready anu
waiting 10 serve you.
Pure fresh buck wheat and Florida syrup at
W. joel Smith & Sons.
Toilet articles and perfumery is 10 object
with US. We buy more and sell more tnan
any body else In the city. We back what we
say by What we do. Call on Mr.. Z. T.. Gam
brelle who is always willing aud waiting 10
show you through the department. Yours
very truly, p. b. Speed.
S.V P-Southland Veterinary Powder. the
very best tor horses, cattle, sheep and hogs
Be sure to call on Harrison & Game for 1t.
principe" is u straight HAVANA filled
cigar, we have sold the past year t5c with
perfect sat Is faction. We Shall now offer these
cigars at $500 per hundred, for 25c.
Harrison Game, Druggists.
Spring goods just in at.Haddon' n's-percale les,
outing, teasle cloth. check nainsook, jones
cambrices, tela vela duck, lace curtains, win
dow shades, cornice poles, and chenill table
covers.
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CONTRIBUTED LOCALS.
Abbeville, S. G., Feb. 2

Abbeville S. G., Feb. y, 1891.
Reader, think Of IL Two months OF 1874
self?
Tue meeting now In progress 81 the Presby-
terrain Church is we'll attended, notwiLhs tanu
lug the incemency OF the weather. Inc ser
mons are eloquent, earnest and impressive.
Short prayer services are held every morning
which are well attended by The business men.
most Of whom close their stores ior the houi
OI Worship. Regui lar services are h>io every
evening.
Mr.. j. C. Ellis and family have moved INTO
his beautiful new cottage, and with hin MI.
Fletcher Hodges and wiie, VINO WIN MAKE
Aubeville their home Tor The present al least.
Birth, ut Abueville to Mrs. Fletcher Hodges
on the Path, q daughter.
The Cotton Factory Is now The topic OF
all conversation. I'VE must have IT," Is
PROT. Bailey has moved 10 the opposite side
of Wardlaw street IN the handsone Two story
residence Just finished by MIR. j. Z. kIugn.
A. NJ. Hill d Sons have just received tue
third Ipt Of Western mules this season.
Mr.. w. E. Hill has just finished SOME baud.
some paintings; all lovers Of the beautiful
Messrs. ]. W. Morroh and w. r. Powell OF
the Valley town, were In the city last week
and report all quiet along the rolling Savan.
nah.
Messrs. w. L. Miller and ]. r. Tarrant were
also In The city Oh particular business.
Mr.. J. X. Kennedy is now acting as Deputy
for sheriff Nance.
Mrs. T. b. Moseley OF Raleigh. N. C., Is ex.
pected IN the city tomoriow, where she Will
spend some time with her sister, Mrs. Lewis
Blount.
Messrs. Robert Edwards, Perrin Quarles
aud viii Lawson lett last week Tor Clemson
College.
Listen for the rumb!ing or our cotton fac.
tory and the snriii " hstie III tne early iuture.
II our people unite, (aud We believe tney
wiil,) they will surely Duild this much need,
ed enterprise in AOoeville. Tnis Industry has
built up other towns, and why not ours?
Mr. W. Il, Bullock will soon move into his
handsome new cottage ON secession Hill.'
Mrs. h. N. Haddon Is now III New York
buying her spring stock. The ladies
may expect son,elh hug uice, as she will buy
q large stock embracing ali the novelties oi
the seascn. NJ.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-02-28
ABBEVILLE STILL GROWING.
The TugaIoc Iron Works are to be
EularSed and Capitalized at s12,.

A stock company is now being formed. and
books OF subscription are to be opened Today
at the Office OF the Tuga!Oo Iron Works TO
take the necessary stock 10 enlarge the old
business, and carry on the iron foundry and
machine works lnUre successfully than here.
tofore.
The capital is to be $4,000 divided into
shares offs25 each, to be paid In instalments.
The new com papy are 10 be the successors
OF the former owners, the MeSsrs Beard, and
will enlarge the business sufficiently 70 an:
Rwer the growing demands Tor work OF ull
kinds. So popular have been the old firm,
and so cheap In price, ana SO excellent in
work, that their customers are to be found in
all parts Of the couDiry, including some OF
the most distant counties OF the State. The
people OF Abbevlle county are learning OF
The advantages N be hai by patronizing the
foundry andl machine works. at Abbeville,
and are giving II a liberal and growing Trade;
The new company. with larger capital. and
increased facilities, will serve The public bet
ter than ever before.
A large part OF the STOCK has already heen
taken, aud q number OF other citizens Will,
from patriotic motives, if from no other
reason, make UP the baInnce oi the unSub-
scrlbed stock, and SO, the enterprise may be
said tn have ken on new and permanent
growth.
The shops are a home enterprise and every
one should lend he ping hnad, by giving
al kinds Of casting and non turning, and can
do needed work OF any kind on any engine or
other machinery.
II you wantany ordinary, every day iron,
lie sure 10 call on them, and If you have nice
or difficult job In iron, none can do the work
cheaper or better than the Tuguoo Iron
Works at Abbeville.
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The religion of Christ does every
thing for man that he cannot 90 l"r
himself.
The true road to wealth make all
you can, honestly, and spend less thah
you make.
Nothing so clearly discovers spirit
ual man as his treatment OF an errlng
brother, wishing to restore rather than
to upbraid him.
1t is not one tremendous effort that
will make us good, but constant sue
cession of struggles with little sins.
Ifhorses could 60 to heaven there
are good many men who would pe
kept out.
No matter how little q man wants
here below, he never gets quite all
of il.
DO not complain of your wife's
extravaganza with cigar in your
mouth.
The heart resembles the ocean has
storm and ebb and flow, and many Il
beautiful pearl lies in its depths.
Benevolence without love has no
more heart in it than an auction
block.
We know not how much we love
the world till we find pain and diff
Guilty in parting with its good things.
Be careful of your health it is a
blessing that cannot be too highly
valued. 1t is simply priceless.
Iti is not until we have passed through
the furnace that we are able to know
how much dross there is in our COM
position.
Have not the people of Florida been
sufficiently disgraced by the lawless
elements? Will they sell out their
honor to the Lottery Demon?
Mrs. Yates has been elected Mayor
of Onehunga, New Zealand, being the
first instance of woman being elect
ed as Mayor under the British flag.
England has submitted Is cases to
Arbitration and lost IA Of them yet
she is now inclined to favor Arbitra-
ton.
Foreigners took 63 per cent. of
Worlds Fair prizes.
The eniines of first-class steel man
of war cost nearly S5,70O,00O.
During the past five years 10000
couples have been divorced in France
There are people who seem tolose all
their religion the minute they can't
have their own way.