The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-20

Western Addition Lodge, No. 2S5, l. o. o.
T., at its regular meeting this evening will
have work in the initiatory.
King Soomon's Lodge, No. go, F. and A.
NJ, at a special meeting last evening had
work i'll the entered apprentice degree.
Oriental Encampment, No 81, !. o. o. F.,
at its regular sess;o on this evening will confer
the GOLDEN Rule and Royal Purple degrees
on several candidates.
The A. 0. u. W. School of instruction
meets this evening in ShiePs Building, 81
O'Farrell street, when the work of the de-
grees will be eXemplifed.
Apollo Lodge, No. 123, /. o. o. F., at its
regular meeting last evening had work in
the degree of Friendship.
The Mobiles of Islam Temple, Ancient
Arabic Order Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine,
accompanied by their ladies, will make pill
grimage next Saturday to the oasis of the
Hotel del Monte at Monterey. The caravan
will leave the broad-gauge depot, corner Of
Third and Townsend streets, at B. 80 o'clock
in the afternoon, returning, leaving Monte
rey on Monday morning IN time to arrive in
this city by 10 o'clock. A regular "shriners'
time" will be had at the Del Monte, and the
sands on the beach, as well as in the gardens
surrounding the hotel, will be at q fervid
heat all the time the pilgrims are staying
there. The committee in charge consists of
Asa II. Wells, Frank NJ. Cartan and Louis
Glass. Application for tickets will not be
received later than next Thursday evening,
as the committee must then close the list in
order to secure suitable accommodations.
Benjamin +. PeiXotto, a leading member
Of the Independent Order of B'nai Birth,
and editor OF The Menorah, the official organ
of the order in the United States, died at his
home in New York City on Thursday morn
ing after long illness. Mr.. PeiXotto was 4
esident of this city in 1S6770, when lie was
appointed United States Consul at Bu-
charest, ROumania. That country at the
time named was in turbulent state, the
Hebrews being under persecution, but by
rare tact and accomplished diplomacy Mr..
PeiXotto righted matters and at the time of
his departure from that country, in 1876, his
coreigionists We're treated respectfully and
had equal rights accorded them. In 1877 he
was appointed Consul-Generat at Lyons,
France, remaining there unit 1885, when he
returned TO America anu took up his resi-
dence in New York City. He began the
practice Of law and did a very lucrative bust
ness. His magazine. The Memorial, was
edited during his spare moments, and is TO-
day recognized as Il standard publication,
both 10 its editorials, its reports on the mat
teIs connected VITA the B'nai Birth and the
literary selections with which it abounds.
Mr.. PeiXotto was aman OF sterling integrity,
an eloquent speaker and sincere friend.
His loss is a great one, not only to his FAM
lily, but to his corcugI0nlSts, for whom he
was ever ready to serve IN the cause Of right
and justice
The Noble Grand Arch, accompanied by
grand officers, will officially visit the groves
OF the United Ancient Order of Druids in
this jurisdiction On the dates hereinafter
mentioned:
California, No. l, Placeryllle, Sunday Novem-
Der 9Th; San Francisco No. 8, San Francisco,
Thursday, December nth; Eureka, No. 4, San
francisco, Thursday, December 18th: Norma
No. >. san FL alcisco, Friday, January 49, 1891;
Walhalla, No. G. Sacramento, Monday. March
9th; Sige, No. T. san Francisco, Monday, May
lSthi San Joaquin. No. 8, stockton, Thursday,
CISCO Tuesday, January Gth; Schiller. No IL,
San Francisco, Monday. May 1871; Hesperian,
No 10, san Francisco. Tuesday February. 30;
Elvin. No i6; san Francisco. Monday. Anril
1871; Laulel No. II, San Francisco, Thursday,
March oh; Iemplar, No. -, san Francisco,
Saturday, April 4ih; San Jose. No. 90
san jose, Friday. April 80; Oakland, No
"a. oakland; Monday November 24th;
Modesto, No. "a, Modesto, Wednesday. March
11th; Ii Dorado. No. 50, Piaeerve, Sunday,
day, March 1Olh; Calico, No. 81, San iran
cisco, Friday. November 21st; letaluma, No.
IS, Petaluma, Wednesday, November 18Th;
Buena Vista, No 10, Bodega, Saturday, Novem-
Der 18th; ST. Helena. No Al. 81. Helena Fri
day, october 1911; Ncasio, No. AZ, Nicasio
No. 40, San Francisco, Tuesday, February 1oth
Celtic, No. 43, South San Francisco, Monday,
september ed; Mayneld, No. A. Mayneld.
Saturday, October 4lh; Napa. No. 46,
Napa, Friday. February 9th; Santa Rosa,
No. AZ, Santa Rosa, Monday. November l0th;
cypress, No. 81, Petauma. Friday, January
3OIh MOrvn, No. 30, Redwood City Saturday,
December 9Th; Pebble Beach, No. 53. fesca-
dero Friday, May ST; Sumner, No. sc, sumner,
saturday. March 18th; Alameda. No
81, Alameda. Tuesday, December I'd;
Mount Tamalpas, No So. San Rafael, tuesday
November 1SIh; Union, No. 81, Sacramento
Monday, March 9th; Morton, No. GO, Los An
geles, Monday, March lGth; naywArds. No. CA,
HayWards, wednesday. October 18th; Excelsior,
No. Go, san francisco, Tuesday octo-
Der 7th Capital City, No. 66, Sacra-
mento, March 9th; Guerneyille, No.
60, Guernevile, Tuesday, November 11th;
Selma. No. 10, Selma, Saturday. February 14th;
GaTbaldi, No. II, o kiand, Saturday, February
IAN; Solau0, No. ~, Fairfield, Saturday, Feb
Tuary 2Sih; Noe Naliry, 10. 10, San Francisco
Friday, November 2Stn Columbus. No. IA. san
Jose, Friday, October Sd; Sonona, No. 10, So
noma, Saturday, December 13thi Garden, No.
80. san Jose, Sunday, October 5th; William
Tell No. II, Ma a, Saturday, October nth;
MaZzini, No. rs. Los Angeles, Monday, March
10TH; Forest, No 40, Fresno, Thursday, March
18Th; Los Angeles, No. so, Los Angeles, Tues