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Show I picture published In one of the news- ' I papers I of the navy. It was under him as I "I did not answer the question, but informe.1 the men that they should not address me, after which I left and reported the matter to tho court." While the juror was In the midst of I his narration, his fellow Jurors entered enter-ed and took their places In the box, and Patrick Calhoun, some of whoee : attorneys had preceded him, became a ' witness to the proceedings. Harrington, upon being called to the stand, positively denied that he had mado any 9uch remark to the Juror, and declared he had no recollection of having talked to Blender. In order that tho bartender might be summoned to give his testimony, Judge Lawlor continued the matter until 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. SALOONKEEPER IS BEFORE JUDGE up San Francisco, March "o William I D. Harrington, proprietor of a saloon. was brought before Superior Juds:o William P. Lawlor this morning: to j show cause why he should not be ' punished for contempt. The order was ' made up on affidavits presented by the ' ' prosecution in the ease of Patrick Cal- 1 noun, charged with bribery, and the ' documents flld today, allege that Har- '. rlngton had improperly addressed j Charles K. Blender, a real estate deal- er, who was accepted laBt week as a juror In tho caso ; Juror Blender, called as a witness by Assdetant District Attorney John j O'Gara. was aakod to clvo his account ' of the incident described in tho affl- j davits, 'and said : "On Saturday last I went into Har- ! rington'B saloon, near my home, and aBked for a drink, Thc bartender served me, but Harringlou stepped forward and asked me If I was poinn : to bans Calhoun. Th bartender then j declared that he recognized me by a |