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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Campfire OF Seven Pines Circle, Ladi

Campfire OF Seven Pines Circle, Ladies
OF the &. A. X.
Yerba Buena Lodge OF Perfection, No. q,
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rle of Free
masonry, al It's regular meeting last evening had
work In The fourteenth degree.
There will be two assessments levied In this
jurisdiction by The Grand Lodge, A. o. U. W.,
for the month Of July.
This evening, at B'nai Birth Hall, London aud
Pickwck lodges of the Sons OF 81. George will
give an entertainment aud social 10 celebrate
the third anniversary of The Queens jubilee.
Since the preparations Tor The grand event OF
the Admission day celebration on the 9th OF
September next began at the n. 5. q. W. head
quarters considerable interest has been eVlnced
by young Calilornians III the organization, ana
now TWO moie new paTlors are being organized
in this city.
Mrs. Lucia Schaetler of ST. Paul won her case
against The A. o. u. ". IN Minnesota. ii was 10
recover $1,000 on policy issued by the order TO
her husband. After Mr. Schaeter's death she
demanded The sum named IN the policy, put
payment was refused on The ground tbat MS
dues had mol been paid aud that lie had been
suspended from membership accoid dinghy. TINS
was The defense. but counsel for Tie plalntlH
proved to the court that, by the orders own
rules, 1t was necessary for the Secretary TO
notify him when lie was suspended. This was
not doDe, hence the courts decision Tor the
plaintiff, granting her judgment as asheu.
Lodges should remember this and notify mem
bers when suspended.
Several prominent members of the Native
Sons Of the Golden West assembled last Wednes-
day evening AT liUneer Hall, ana proceeded 10
bouy To South San Francisco TO be present nj the
organization OF South san francisco PaIlor, No.
10Y. The parOr was Instituted by w. ii. Miller.
q. p, Who initiated about Sixty members Alter
the instltutlng ceremonies were concluded the
party sat down To ii banquet In Myrtle Haii,
where, leasing and t0astiug was INDUCED III un-
I'll MI early hour.
Seven Plues Circles, No. 3, Ladies of the e. A.
H., held It's regular meeting last Monday even
Ing. IwO ladies' aud one cUmrade were lultlaleu.
The PRINCIPAL topic was tile discussion OF me
camp ffe " TO be given at Saratoga Han, on
Monday evening, the Both inst. IL Will celebrate
The NTH anniversary OF the organization OF seven
Pines Circle, u society of Which Its members are
justly proud. They have accomplished much
good WORK and need funds to continue IT,. An
elegant painting, presented by the artist, VIII Dc
rallied ana Buus Band will finnish Inc music.
The beautiful engrosSed cory OF thanks 10
Rev. DIR. HarcourL for his able and patriotic
Memorial Day address was adopted with ell
tbuslastc applause, aud The committee empow-
cred TO make lis preIentaIion, which has since
he
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LEGION OF THE WEST.
A New Subordinate Instituted on THU


A New Sub ord mate Instituted on Thurs
day Evening.
Social Lodge. No. 81, held pleasant reunion
oil Its members at Its last meeting. E. j. Key
nolds, ID. d. q. C., entertained the meeting win
appropriate remarks.
Golden West Lodge, No. 26, is making addi-
lions to lis membership right along. The lodge
intends 10 give series OF open meetings. begin
ming with the incoming term.
Templar Lodge, No. 2, held an tnteresting
meeting last Monday. Other lodges were Largely
represented by visiting members. The remarks
OF L. Roedecker ID. ID. q. c., were well received
and listened 10 with great deal OF attention.
lie joint committee appointed from MlZpdH
Lodge No. IemDar, No. 2, and California,
No 10, composing District No. l, To report on a
plan Tor an open district meeting and entertdln-
ment, Will make Its report next weeS.
Jewel Lodge, No. IL, had a social time at It's
last meeting. A committee WAS appointed 10
make suitable ARA ngements and prepare pro
gramme for the public Installation OF the newly
elected officers.
La Franchise Lodge, No. IS, received an OIL
cial visit from Louis c. Knell, ID. d. q. e., ana
other q and officers at It's last meeting.
henrietta Lodge No. %, was duly instituted
on Thursday evening at Shells Building, OF4r-
fel street. by Louis {. knell, ID. ID. u. e., assist
ed by L. ID. Feusier, q. s., and other grand ON
GERS, with the following list OF officers: Mrs j.
III. Struckmeyer, p. c.; Hart BoutOn, c.; LOUIS
ktngla, V. C.. Miss Alice Maine, s.. Fred b.
Perkins, F.; otto Kramer, T.; Amelia Lichau,
Chaplain; Mrs Matte Kramer, NJ; Mrs. Joseph
Harmes, Sentry; Ernst Lichau, Id, Nj. L. /;
Irustees-J. T. Cameron, 0ryllle Lewis and
William Steppenback. This lodge starts with q
charler-list Of seventy members.
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IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN.
Visits of the Great Sachem and Other
Officers n Tribes.

Visits of the Great Snchem and Other
Officers to Tribes.
On Monday evening the Hunters and War
rior's degrees were conferred by Pohonachee
Tribe. No. 10. w. II. Fiske, ID. d. G. s.. ofic-
atlng The attendance was very large and the
work well performed.
During the coming week election for represen.
tatiyes to the Grand Council, which meets In this
city on the first Tuesday In August, will be held
In the various city tribes.
Manzanila Tribe, No. A. had a splendid coun-
ell on Wednesday evening last. Z. Ii. Triton. r.
S. of Tecumseh Tribe, No. 62, Oakland, was
present and made a long talk.
Modoc Tribe, No. 81. on Thursday evening
received fralernal visit from Sotoyome Tribe,
No. II. The ceremony OF adoption was per.
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AL turas Lodge. No. 6, gives tile first of series
OF regular bi-mOnlhly socials in the form OF q
pound" party, on Wednesday, July I'd. in Its
hall, 1874 Twenly-fourtl street, corner of Chat
tanOOga. On this occasion the lodge will receive
an official visit from the supreme officers.
Fiambeau Lodge No. T. will give an entertain
meDl and bail at Saratoga Hall on Friday even
ing, July 10Th. The success OF Its regular So
cials encourages this active lodge to something
more ambitious. and those who desire pleasant
evening cannot 40 better han attend.
The socials of Minerva Lodge, No 8, and Sue
cess, No. o, on the 9th and 18th inst. respec-
lively as also lie imrromptu entertainment
given by California Lodge, No. TO- on the 0cca-
sion OF The official visit OF the supreme officers,
were well attended and much moved.
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The new ritual OF the order and the laws as
amended by the last session of the Supreme
Lodge viii be dist ibuled TO all the lodges on
the LIST proX.
1he report Of the proceedings of the Supreme
Lodge has been sent ont, including the reports
OF The supreme officers for the last nscal year.
On the LIST Of July the Organizers Will start
out, and rapid increase Of membership may be
looked for.
Assess enl 8. for General Fund purposes, has
been PAID IN promptly, and assessment 4, Tor
Endowment Fund purposes, Will be levied July
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Prac,icaI ADMINISTRATIVE.

When Joseph Josephson, peddler, died
in this city in 1878. he left as his estate the
land at the northeast corner of Hayes and
Octavia streets, with an area of sixty feet
on Octavia by eighty feet on Hayes, The
Court set aside twenty-five feet on Hayes
street to the widow as a homestead and the
remainder was appraised at $1,000 Mrs.
Josephson became administrative, and paid
off mortgage OH the land out of the rent
coo for all the land. She has asked the
Court to award one-half the estate to heI
three children and the other half to herself,
and the Court so ordered.
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knights and Ladies of Honor


The third official visit of The grand officers and
deputies Will take place next Monday evening at
Bay City Lodge.
The members Of Bay City and Pacific Lodges
ntertained their friends in happy manner last
Monday evening. large attendance was Inc
rule at both gatherings, and The evening was
pleasantly spent, dancing being the principal
feature.
ralo Alto Lodge gave Its initial party on Tues
da evening. 1t was a success and highly ENJOY
able. DIR. w. A. Harvey acted as master OF ceIe-
monies, and, with the aid of DIR. I. b. Key and
the Reception Committee, those present passed
most pleasant evening"
Last evening in ST. Georges Han Fidelity
Lodge gave one of its oid-tlme soctais, which are
always pleasant affairs, and thereby the hall IS
usually crowded by members Of the order and
their ri ends. The Committee Of Arrangements
who were successful in their efforts were:
Mrs. p. Holzeiser, Mrs. Nj. A. Duncan and Mrs.
hi one.
News received from Garden City Lodge, San
Jose, shows that this lodge Is progressing, new
members, mostly beneficiary, being added al
each meeting. Last Tuesday evening the second
social hop took place and was a very enjoyable
affair.
A complimentary social will be given by West
End Lodge, next Tuesday evening, at Union
square Hall,
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Sweet Wine Bill.

The following telegram was sent yester-
day to Senator Hearst, signed by George
West, Chairman of the Executive Commit
tee OF the State Viticuitural Commission
State Vltlcultural Commiss ion would be undeI
obligations 10 you for u copy Of the Taiin BIZ rs
II passed the House OF Representatives In ORDER
10 understand whether changes mad III Tue or
igiual Sweet Wine Bill attached thereto are sat
isfactory To producers. Please inform US whether
the reported rejection OF sweet WINE PROVISIONS
by Senate Finance Committee Is fnal ahd
whether an opportunity remains TO secure favor
able action by tile Senate.
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The Royal Argosy.

C. W. Anderson, ID. d. S. p, visited Golden
West Lodge. No. IL, last Wednesday evening.
Eclipse, No. 20, Reliance, No. 8, Fidelity, n O..
o, had limitations at their last meetings.
Mrs. II. l.. KOhn, p. p. and the Supreme Sec
relaTy visited Manzanita Lodge. No. 2, last
Monday evening and addressed the meeting.
The death of Mrs. Moss OF Unity Lodge, No
8, Is reported.
owe Lodge, No. o. has appointed committee
TO prepare an entertainment for It's anniversary.
a lodge is being worked up in Toledo. Ohio.
Mrs. II. l.. KOhn, ID. S. c., left Oh Thursday
morning Tor Tulare and Fresno in The interest OF
the order.
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Knights of Honor.

F. Z. Sutherland, Grand Dictator, is visiting
lodges in the Interior OF the State.
The celebration Of the seventeenth anniversary
OF the order by The lodges OF this city Will take
place at l. o. o. +. Hall on the evening of Mon
day, the 3Ulh inst. The committee having Tie
matter IN charge has arranged most excellent
programme Tor ihe occasion.
Tie grand officers will visit several lodges Of
the order In this city during the coming week.
The Installation OF officers will take place al
the first meeting Of the lodge IN july
Confidence Lodge. No. 22S2, meets next Tues
day evening and Will probably have al Initiation.
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The Ways Tint Arc Dark.

Sergeant Hook and posse raided dis
reputable house in Chinatown early this
morning and arrested seven men and four
women. The house, as are all others of its
kind, was locked with padlocks ON the out
side and seemed deserted, but the Chinese
have devised scheme whereby they can
enter the upper stories and drop down
through q temporary trapdoor into the
dens beneath.
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A. F. Baron, the Montgomery street
liquor merchant who was thrown through a
window of Powell-street cable-car the
other night by Police Captain Short, yes-
terday charged NJ 4. Cooney gripinan Of
the car, with disturbing the peace. Baron
was arrested yesterday, at the instance of
the cable company, on charges of disturb
ing the peace and malicious mischief.
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A. j. Meader,s Els ate.

The will of Alexander j. Meader, who
died in this city on May 10th last has been
fled for probate. The estate is valued at
$4,000 The four children are left land in
San Mateo County, besides various sums of
money The widow is executriX and is lib
eraIlv provided for.
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ANCHOR LINE.
GuNAR0 LINE.

New York to Liverpool, via 4ueenstOwn,
from Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE.
servia. June a. 800 PM Bothnia, July 2, 800 AN
Gallia June IL, $3.50 AM *Umbria, July 8, 80 AM
sEtruria, une 81 3 100 AM Servia July II, 300
Aurania, June 49, 100 PM i6allia, July H. 500 AN
swill not carry steerage.
Cabin passage, $50 and upward; intermediate $35.
$40 Steerage tickets to and from all parts of Europe
at very low For freight and passage apply at
the company's office, Bowling Green, New York
VERNON II. BROWN & CO., General Agents.
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application TO WILLIAMS, DIMoND CO.,
iy27 TuThSa Agents, San Francisco
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Hastings Law College.

The degrees will be conferred on the menu
bers Of the graduating class of the Hastings
College Of the Law at the old Hall OF Pio-
neers, 500 Montgomery street, Monday,
June 23d, at 8 o'clock in the afternoon.
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
Another Legal Decision of Inter-
est to the A. O. u. w.

lin order to secure insertion al matter in
tended for this column should be handed in
addressed TO The "Fraternal Editor" All COM
munlcatiOns must bear The name and address OF
The sender; II not The matter will not be pub
lisled.l
Official Assessment Table.
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There will be assessments for June In the
Champions OF the Red Cross To the present
writing none will be levied In the Young Mems
Institute, Young Ladies' Institute aud the Or
der OF the Golden Shore.
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L. j. Cottier has sued to recover $4,000
damages from F. Bellington for breach Of
promise of marriage. She complains that
on the LIST of March last he promised to
marry her within reasonable time, but
now absolutely refuses to keep his con-
tract
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PnII-Tnx Dnn Now.

The poll-tax will be delinquent on July
1st next. After that date 81 extra will be
added to the tax.
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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.
IsNTI, NEE Ely MINATIONS

ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS.
EXAMINATIONS FOR THE COLLEGES OF LET
u tiers, OF Science and OF Law VIII be held at tue
University in Berkeley, also at Los Angeles, Grass
Valley, Chico and Visalia. on June 26th. 9th and
2Sth, between the hours of 8 A. NJ. and p. VI.
The second examination for the same coil 'ges will
be held at the University in Berkeley September
18th, 18th aud 18th.
The academic year 1s9O-sl will commence Sep
TENDER 1Sth
jel5 cod Ut j. II. c. B0NTE, Secretary.
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YALE UNIVERSITY.

EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO THE
II Freshman classes In Yale College and the Shelf
field Scientific School will be held in the Urban
School, No. 1017 Hyde St., beginning on THURS
DAY, June 26th, at IA. N, 1el4 81 20 81
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COAST DIVIS'N-Third and Townsend SITS.
Z ;25A san Jose Almaden and Way Sta
lions -........ ....s..............- z'oUf
So Excursion -. -. ts:25r
S:30A San JoSe Gilroy Tres Pinos Pa
jaro. Santa Cruz. Monterey, Pa
cifc Grove, Salinas. 5 icdld. San
Miguel. Paso Robes and Santa
Margarita (San Luis Obispo) and
Principal Way Stations. 6-1cr
lO:3OA San Jose and Way Stations. ...... 7:30P
II :O5A : ma ~. l. ',neters t.d Hthg.,. 2:S2r
l2:OlP Cemetery, MEMO Park and Way
Stations. ....,,..................- o:l3P
*2:3OP (Det Monte Ltd) MEMO Park, san
Jose, Gilroy Paiare, CaStrovile
Monterey and Pacific Grove. -. silica
s3:30P San Jose, Tres Pinos Santa Cruz,
Salinas Monterey, Pacific Grove
and Principal Way Stations. -. sl0:00A
q 20P Menlo Park and Way Stations. *7:56k
b.2OP San Jose and Way Stations .-..,,,, 9:U3A
6:S0P Meno Park and Way Stations. 6:35A
III :45P San Jose and Principal Way sta
lions NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Il :28P
for Morning. for Afternoon.
Sundays excepted. tSaturdays only.
tSundays only. saturdays excepted
%~MOndays excepted.
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II Is now cODSideied settled That Mells, Fargo
& Co.'s Bank will be moved TO the building on
the northeast corner OF SanSOme and Suffer
streets The property belongs TO the PARROT
Tefitted. Another story Will be added making IL
four stories. The two large business rooms on
The first floor will be lie ones occupied by Wells
Fargo g. Co.. and the remainder oil the building
will be rented out as offices. lie property fronts
98 feet on Sansome street, % on ouller anu
81 on Market.
Tie Carnall Fitzhugh- Hopkins Co. made The
following transfers on Thursday:
Lot 27xl32, on the north SIDE OF California
street, near Baker, S45G0; lot on Ninth avenue,
near street, 50x120, $1,000; lot on the north
side OF Clement street, near Ninth avenue, 2ox
100, SLIGO.
Slainwald, Buckbee g. Co. are still Offering
choice lots for sale on Pacific Heights, and the
demand Tor properly In that section Is good
There has been activity reported OF late In
real estate In the PotIero, and dealers are look
lug forward 10 a continuance OF the milo boom
which has begun 10 show Itself.
q. II. Umbsen s. Co. report the following sales
during the week:
Property on the west side OF Diamond street,
90 feet south Of Seventeenth, 44xl25 feet, 5000.
Improved property, lob Capp street, 2lxll4
feet, $3.50. ooo ,.., ,,,o.,
OF Brannan, 25x75, S45OO- .,
Properly on the northwest llneoi morn street,
225 feet west OF Fourth, 25x75, $500.
One lot In The Marketstreet Homestead Assn
clation, $4,000. 49,,
gomefy, 47:6x34:6. $4,000.
MERGERS SALE.
Robert j. Mercer held an auction SAFE Oh
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KyfGUrS or PYTUItS AT KINGSTON.

Kingston. y. y, July - CopcciaN-At the b sincs>
session here day Of The Grand Lodge Of the knights
OF Pythias OF th, state the election Of officers re-
suited ~ fo!lpws Grand Vice Chancellor William
Carpenter, Of syracuse, Idade tIhId Chancellor
Grand Prclatc John I. Robertson was elected Grand
Vice Chancellor: Chancellor =. +. Hail. Of Franklin
Lodge this city. was maze Grand PTclat". John X.
Ackcr OF Albany. wa lc ecctcd Keeper Of Records
and seals and Peter VI. Mead, OF Sew York, Was
T.. elected Master Ol ENchcqucr Chancellor Dclnir
p,c.cntcd his annual report. Many knights aud
other vi,iiors arrived here oday. he cItl II pro
fn-cly decorated Mayor Kraft extended the freedom
of the city tO the knight, IN Il graceful speech.
Much Interest manifested IN the grand procession,
prize drill and dinner to morrow.
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NOTES or THE fENNI y

Washington July ~ sup rinl""d"h' I"it w. OF VIZ
Con.u. IMrau has r. -'l,cd a rlcfrd" tom th"
poa,r Of Trade Of Ninn"ap,i- iudJr-ins IN" l"ih'
,c on Of the secretary Of the Interior ana Hup~rh-
tcudeut Porter iu ordering recount "i the p"puli
lion Of both the cItc- H., i. i@Il and Nluuc'P'.'.
Nothing short of a rC,o,int under "a" direct super
vision Of the celsu, officials. siy- th" tcicR am would
be Sati~fi,tDry Ia the people OF Mlnnea"t1. I1c
,uucriutcndent ha, also received niornauon that a
dcccaton Of ctzcu> OF IT, Paul may bc expected hers
10 morrow 20 protest against th" proposed Tcc"iiil
in that city. For this reason the dcpartur" oi Mr.
WarLlc who Viii have charge Of the re'onnt Ia
RI Paul viii be- DELAYED until flur.dav.
Minneapolis. Jul, 20.-Tnii|-i state, Comm Toner
Norcy oday announced HE d. ci,on In IN" cn-c %;
Ennmclator Louis Hcrnan, charged with not rcturI
Ing MS census schedule, Ucgmau wa held for
tic Grand Jury. In th. c;t,c- against stcyru- and
Dlrh"v. ". t.. Hale announced that Lic del ~"
waived examination 20 th" Grand Jur'. Edrh "i tho
defendants was held IN f2,OYO bonds,
Detroit, July ~ CcusG, superintendent Poit'r 10
dan In reply 10 an inquiry by senator MCMILLAN
estimated the p1puation of Detroit ht 2E,lpl
Louisville. July 20. a dispatch t. " The Courier
Journal" from Washington avs that tie IouGl cOuni
Of the census returns give. Louisville population
OF l7J.1JG.
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CAyAD,'s NEED OF AGENTS ABROAD.

Toronto, July 2O.-Rcfcrrng 10 the proposed
Canadian representation az Washington. The Mail
says: 1T very possible that IN few gears The
movement 10 gi"c Us permanent official rcprvseHta-
ton abroad will take practical form. We arc bc
ginning 10 feel the want of agents 10 look after oar
interests wherever do any business. But
while lobbyist could not be sent to Washington by
Canada we might have official there TO assist The
British Anlba> >SadOr whenever Canadian questions
arise. Sir Charles Tuppcr performed the duty Of
such an official during the Bchiing Sea discussion.
our greater need in the Of outside officials. how
ever lies IN the direction Of business agents. II We
had Such officers 10 point Us 70 nov openings for
trade TO hur business men against mistakes
which dcstroy trade would lind their Idbprs very
profitable u u. We do not want gorecoH- p!rrl-
po'cntdries in foreign capitals, but pain men Win
an eve to business