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The morning call., 1890-07-26
KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs.
A Division of the Uniform Rank InstI-

Division of the Uniform Rank InstI-
tuied Mt Suisun.
SOlano Division, Uniform Rank, was instituted
at Suisun on the 10Th inst. BY II. ochaIIuer, Brga
der-General, assisted by Colonel I. IL. Andrews,
A. A. g.; Colonel w. W. Moore a. @. NJ. c.;
Colonel A. j. finds, A. l. e.; Colonel A. L. Os-
boru, a. $. c.; Colonel j. {. LOhmeyer OF tile
First Regiment; Captain f. Dodd OF Unity Di-
vision, No. IS, aud II. Thompson Of Pacific d.
vision, No. 3. The tfIcers elected are as follows:
Z. II. STAPLES, S. X. C.; L. Mangels, s. X. L.; \.
S. Morton, S. X. H.; A. j. Buckles, s. X. r.; c.
L. Webster, S. X. |.
Folsom Lodge, No. 1G7, was instituted at Fol-
som on the 10Th INST by j. +. Lucas with forty
charter members. Fifty Knights from Sacra-
ment0 were present.
Yreka Lodge, No 1863 is to be instituted by
August Bohm THIS month.
The latest Supreme Lodge report is as follows:
Number OF lodges December 81 1889, 1874. Il
gain during The year of 43l; membership, 263,-
S47; gam, SO, 622. Tie next session VIII occur
OH The fouilh tuesday III August, 1892, al Kan
The Uniform Rank report shows: June l,
1890, 766 divisions with 29,O70 members. gain
OF 266 new divisions during the year.
L. V. LOrtOn q. X. Ii. S. New Jersey, died at
PlaiEield on lie 18th INST. He performed twelve
years consecutive service in tine office named.
Lincoln Division. No. 10, Springfield. ILL.,, was
awarded the FIRST prize for best exelnpliilcatlOn
OF the Uniform rank ritual before tile Supreme
Lodge.
T. r. Bachelor of this Jurisdiction was made
chairman OF committee Oh tie death Of the
founder OF the Order, and L. L. Blackmer was
elected Supreme Prelate.
}. q. Swnnertop, q. G., is making an official
tour through san Luis, Santa Barbara, Ventura
and Los Angeles counties. There is much ill.,
terest and great enthusiasm manifested at these
places.
new lodge is organizing at Salinas.
new division of the uniform rank at Wood
land Is to be instituted on August 23d.
A brigade meeting will be held AT Sacramento
on August 30lh 10 elect brigade commander,
vice SebaffneT, term expired.
UNITY Division, No. 13, uniform rank, escorting
the Brigade Commander, Will Visit Unyels SHY
Lodge. No. 1872, al Berkeley, next Tuesday
evening.
Justice Lodge, No. 50, Knights three esquires,
next Tuesday evening.
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IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN.
visit OF the Great Chiefs to Redwood
CITY Ncxt Monday LXanInE.

visit OF the Great Chiefs to Redwood
City Next Monday Evening.
On Monday evening POhOuaeHee Tribe, No. 10.
adopted paleface. The attendance AT the
council was very large. This tribe Is doing good
work.
Manzanta Tribe No. 4. on Wednesday even
ing had well-attended council. large num-
Der OF visitors were present, among them being
J. II. W. Ha iris Of Tribe No. II ana p. Salisbury
of Tribe No. 81.
The annual meeting OF the Improved Order OF
Red Mems Endowment Fund Association was
held on Tuesday evening last, when +.
L ynch, William NJ. Beus, Fred Brandt, II. O.
Cummings j. l. Bowen, j. S b. Miller and
Henry a. Chase were elected Directors; and
subsequently the following ofncers we're elected:
I. Lynch, President; Henry a. Chase, Vice
President: j. 5. b. Miller, Secretary; William
NJ. Belts, Treasurer
Tahoe Chieftain,' League. No. 3. Will give a
ball Ia honor Of The Great Council Of California
at Union square Hall on Tuesday evening, Au-
gust 9Th.
On Monday evening large delegation of the
members OF the order will 70 10 Redwood City,
accompanying George ii. Buck, q. s., on hts OH
cial visit 10 Me- amOra Tribe, No. "a The visit
ing brethren Will be received at The depot by the
members OF No. "A and with i band Of music,
eseo. ted TO The hdll. There viii be an adoption,
the work being performed by a selected Team.
Tie delegation Will 90 on the 8 80 train.
SamoSet Tribe. No. %, Vallejo, has adopted
nine paleaces during the present month aud
has four more 10 adopt at lie council On Mon
day evening.
AT the council OF MOdoc Tribe, No. 81, on
Thursday evening, TWO Candidates for member
ship were elected, ana they viii be adopted next
council. j. ". Maher and Alex Mcpherson Jr.,
Past Sdchems OF No. 4. attended the last council
OF No. 81 and made intel eStlns remarks.
The General Committee on Entertainment to
the q ieat Council met last evening ana perfected
final ARRANGEMENTS. Tuesday evening, August
9th, lherr VIII be a ball. Wednesday, a Iheater
party ut the Bush-Street Theater and Thursday,
eXempiicaIlUn OF the work in The Three degrees
by SOtOyOme Tribe, No. ~.
Seminole TriOe, No. "a, had degree work at
the council on Wednesday evening. The attend
ance was very large aud the work eXcellently
ueffoTmPd
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REDUCING CHARGES.
Exceptions to the Report of the Referee


in the Lick Trust.
In the case of Richard S. Floyd and others
VS.. Horace Davis and Others, the following
exceptions to the report OF George \. Will
Jams, referee in the matter of the Lick
Trust, have been fled by the California
Academy of Sciences:
To s25 for advice and services by Cope G. Boyd
in preparing affidavit 10 obtain tie entry OF tel
escope materials free OF duly. This lem Is
charged TO Eighteenth Trust, and should be paid
out OF the Telescope Fund.
To $1,000 for legal services by Cope, Boyd s.
Ffeld, rendered To the Lick Trustees Tor the ex-
press benefit of the Third Trust as distinguished
from services for tile Lick Trust generally, and
The prOpOrtonate part OF the bill of said attor-
neys for services rendered that branch OF The
Trust.
To S661 80 dsbursed by he plaintiffs, trustees
for expenses OF their president in going 10 CleYe
land, OHIO, 10 Inspect the mechanism OF the great
Lick TELESCOPE.
pose of the historical bronze statuary being
charged TO the Eighteenth Trust, when II should
be paid out Of the Thirteenth Trust
To the award OF S24OO to Cone Boyd & FIfed
for general counsel given plaintiffs for eight
months, on the ground that the amount Is all eX-
cessve and unnecessary charge
To $1,000 To Nathaniel Holland as attorney for
the Society Of California Pioneers, $1,000 being
sufficient.
TO $1,000 TO S. W. Holiday as attorney for
the California Academy OF Sciences, $1,000 being
sufficient.
$3.50 10 J. II. Boalt rs attorney for The
California School Of Mechanical Arts, 5000 be-
ing reasonable.
To $3.50 To John b. Mhoon as attorney Tor
the Regents of the University of California
$500 being enough.
To $4,000 10 Cope, Boyd & FideId as attorneys
Tor pialnliflS $500 being sufficient.
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Grand Lodge officers were present and addressed
The lodge. AL the conclusion Of the session tne
members OF The lodge and visitors were eScoIteu
10 a neighboring restaurant, where an eAceIleh.'S
prepared banquet was partaken OF.
On Thursday evening last the oHlcefs OF ivan
hoe Lodge, No. 1889, West Oakland, were ~,
stalled by D. X. Wentworth, ID. ID. &. u.
number Of members of Tahoe Lodgr. No 1870,
were present, also several Grand Lodge onlceIs.
AT the conclusion OF the business the tables were
arranged and a collation. partaken OF, alte,
which interesting addresses were made ny
number OF the visitors ana members Of The lodge
lerba Buena Lodge, No. 1883. has, from ~ ~
institution, required from It's officers laltniui
performance OF he duty OF visiting the slck
brethren, and In recognition OF services rendered
In this respect has made custom OF presenting
10 tile officer retiring from active service at te
close of each term a testimonial in appreciation
OF such services during the time required 10 pass
through the several chairs Pursuant TO sgcn
the lodge en J. T. Rogers. p d.. presented to
Thomas j.. Brickelt, The retiring 7. D., an eie.
giant pair OF gold sleeve Buttons set WIN oid-
monds and appropriately engraved. the reclpi,
ent, III accepting The gift, returned his thanks III
a lew wellchosen remarks, promising III Inc III
lure, as IN the past, good work for tie order.
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Golden Gate Encampment, No. l., l. o. o. F.,
at lis regular session last evening had work IN
the Ialria, chal and Royal Purple degrees.
YeIba Buena Lodge OF Perfection, No. 6, An
cient and accepted Scottish Rite OF Free
masonry, nj its called citing last evening had
wOik in the nth degree.
Al lie meeting of Apollo Lodge, No. 1913, last
evening, the members were entertained by lee
tuIe Illustrated with sieleOpticOn views.
The new constitutions Of the A. o. U. w. are in
being prepared, and Will be ready Tor delivery
III short time.
Tie inilfaIory was conferred by Ophir Lodge,
No. III, at Its regular meeting last evening.
From information received by the committee
in charge it is expected that large delegations
VIII be in attendance at the union meeting of
District No ., a. o. U. W. of this city, 10 be
held with Valley Lodge, No. so, next Wednes-
da y evening. All who attend are sure OF having
a splendid time.
The Odd Fellows Literary and Social Club
meets this evening, when varied programme OF
exercises Will be presented for the entertainment
OF all who attend.
Court seal Rock, No 1857, Ancient Order Of
Foresters of America, was instituted in the Ma
sonic Hall, B'nai B'rith Building in THIS city last
evening with charter list OF 14o names.
Franklin II. Day G. II. p. OF Tie Grand Chap
ter Royal Arch MasOns of This State, paid an OIL
caI visit to Oakland Chapter, No. SO. during III
week dud Witnessed tue WOIh Vi tne hoyd AIcu
degree.
AT date of LIST inst. there were 106, 2o7 mem-
bers OF the Order Royal Arcanum in good stand
ing and 1882 subordinate councils.
The Grand Lodge Of the A. .. u w. OF this 1ur-
isdcliou has levied assessments s and 8 for
tue month Of August on deaths 152 10 167 u-
elusive, total OF sixteen losses, ap2orIiOued
among the lodges as follows, each having one
claim Lakeport, No "a, Lakeport; Cotton, no.
255, Cotton; Friendship. No. l79, San Fran
cisco; " est End No. 175, Alameda; MarysvIlle
No So MaIysye; Lone Sycamore No. 1853,
LemoOIe; Sausalito, No. 90, Sau>alito; Enter
prise, No. II, san Jose; Hercules, No. 90, san
Francisco; Vallejo, No. 10, Vallejo; Oak Leaf
No. 80, Oakland; Oakland, No. 2, Oakland !;
ton; Empire, No. 49, Modesto, and Washing
ton, No. CO. San Francisco. This levy will pay
for losses reported 10 j ne 29lh last. 10 the
date Of making this levy lie whole number OF
deaths has been 174l and assessments call,
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Cash ON Hand in the Guarantee and En-
dowment Funds.

Cash ON Hand in the Guarantee and En-
dowment Funds.
Myrtle Council. No. 1877 gave unique enter
tainment aud had very pleasant time at its
meeting on Wednesday evening last. short
programme was rendered and remarks were
made by j. &. Rudoock, ID. ID. q. c. ana Mrs. {.
l.. Hutton, T. c., OF ST. Louis, Mo. The feature
Of The evening was soapbubble blowing con
lest, pIize being offered for the largest and
"Dooby' for the smallest. which caused much
1un aud merriment. AT the close the company
repaired 10 the supper-i oJm where reli eshments
were served by the ladies. Dancing concluded
the feslyi les OF the evening.
Protection Council, No. 596 installed its
officers ON Wednesday evening last, {. q. Burton,
q. s., assisted by L. NJ Reading, 7. c., offielat-
lug. Remarks were made by The installing
officers, as also by c. ID. Wheat and j. w. Dis
brow OF Bohemian Council and others.
Phoenix Council, No. $50, will give Its usual
monthly entertainment and social on Wednesday
evening next at Washington Han.
Washington Council, No. $50, has postponed
Its quarterly open meeting arranged for next
Tuesday evening. until some future daIe.
Tie Grand Secretary VIII soon receive
supply OF printed matter from tile East, gotten
up expressly for the purpose OF disseminating
Information concerning the order, Which Will be
sent TO the councils Tor distribution among tile
members Tor the use named.
Only Two deaths have been reported in this
State so far for July.
Inc Guarantee Fund OF the order on July 1st
amounted 10 about $500, 600, which, with the
Emergency Fund being Sill, 900, makes an az
gregate IN tile Two funds OF SAIL, 900 oil cash
invested assets
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LEGION OF THE WEST.
A New Lodge Instituted in This CITY
Last Thursday Evening.

New Lodge Instituted in This City
Last Thursday Evening.
There was large gathering at the nall OF
Jewel Lodge, No. II, last Wednesday evening"
10 witness the public Installation OF the officers
OF the lodge. Tie ceremonies were ably con-
Quoted by Frank E. Webb, d. ID. G. e.. of ln'
stalling Corps No. 2. After the installation an
entertainment and basket party followed. re
freshments were served out in abundance, ana
dancing was kept mp 10 Il late hour.
Tile officers OF Kismet Lodge No. 20, were IN
stalled last Wednesday evening by Louis Z.
kneil. ID. ID. 6. G. OF District No. 5, assisted by
his efficient installing corps, after which remarks
OF an Interesting character were made by JOnn
Grrenwell V. Il. c., and Others hi.
The al engagements are completed for the pupllc
installation and third anniversary party OF
ZenODla Lodge, No 3D. which takes place at
Unlon-Square Hall Tuesday evening next Inc
affair Will be conducted in such manner as 10
make IL one OF The successful parties OF the sea
sou. A limited number OF invitation cards nave
been issued. The programme of exercises IS
said 10 be Of an original and Interesting CHAR
acter, aud an excellent time Is promised.
The Grand Lodge Of the order Will convene in
Its sixth annual session Tuesday morning. Aug
ust l2rh at Druids Hail. on Suffer street.
The installation OF Tie officers Of Starr hing
Lodg", No. 10, takes place next Wednesday
evening. The committee having the matter IN
hand is using all endeavors 10 make the a1alr
success.
Mission Star Lodge, No. 20, will install its ON
GERS this evening. An excellent programme has
been arranged, and accommodations have been
made 10 entertain large audience
Triumph Lodgp No. SO, WAS formally l9stl-
by Franz +. Webb. ID. ID. G. C.. assisted by
iull delegation Of Grand Lodge officers, and the
following list Of officers were duly Installed ;
Mrs. Nellie Lasalle, +. c.; j. j. Manning, Com
mdnder; Miss Katie L. Murphy, V. e.; Mss
Emily Lenhart s.; Frank W. Hummer Jr, r.;
Mrs. Nellie A. hendrlca son, T.. Mrs. Marie D.
Edward Smith. W; ID. II. Bose, g.; Mrs. b.
Macs, Sentry; Miss Ellie Lenharr, o.; Trustees
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STANLEY, THE BRlpGE.JuMPER.
An Almost Fatal Leap From the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Bridge.


peake and Ohio Bridge.
Meredith Stanley, the bridge jumper,
came nearly making a fatal leap at $50
o'clock last evening.
At that hour, in company with Jack
Harks. Tom Lee, John DOrse and Frank
Hanks, he repaired to the bridge prepare
tory to making the leap of rs feet.
Jack Hanks and Tom Lee took boat and
rowed out into the river to pick him up
after the jump Frank Hanks accompanied
him on the bridge. When they reached the
middle span Stanley quickly threw off his
outer garments, revealing pair OF tights.
just as lie was preparing TO mount the side
railing OF the bridge q gentleman approach
ing made a sudden rush TO prevent him
from making the dangerous leap. Stanley
perceived the persons design and without
a moments hesitation spTang upon the
railing and jumped off. In his haste to
elude the gentleman he made the
leap. unprepared for it, Instead of
extending his arms outward at right
angles To the DOdy, In order to lmpro-
wise an lmprOnptu parachute while descend
ing, as IS MS custom IN doing when about to
Jump, he leaped off with his body in an in
clined position. He turned completely over
twice in midar, and by desperate effort
succeeded in regaining a nearly upright DO
siton before striking the water. lie struck,
however. with his feet extended forward,
MS DdIe ICtt pluuscu LulO Tue NdttI, St
verely stunning him. In a few seconds,
however, he reappeared above the surface
ana struck out boldly for the boat in which
his companions were in waiting Stanley
says it was the worst leap he has ever
made. and while whirling in midair he felt
that his time had come.
This is the second leap he has made from
the Chesapeake and Ohio Bridge. Since
the 18th of May he mas successfully leaped
twice from the Suspension Bridge, twice
from the Newport Bridge-where poor Dan
Wilcox lost his ife-Ouce from the South
ern, over the Ohio River at this point and
the famous High Bridge, near Lexington,
KY. He offers to jump from that bridge
900 feet highD again for $780, or it any one
will put up $500 lie will leap from the top of
the Washington Monument, height of 500
feet. His manager. Tom C0nnors, has ar
ranged to take him to san Francisco,-Cin-
cinnati Enquirer, July 18th.
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HIS BACK WAS BROKEN.
A Tesmster Crushed to Death Under
Heavily Laden Truck

Tesmster Crushed to Death Under "A
Heavily Laden Truck.
John McGinnis, teamster for James
Smith, was fatally injured about o'clock
yesterday morning at the intersection OF
Valencia and Market streets by falling un-
der the wheels of his heavy truck.
The truck was heavily loaded with ma
chnery and drawn by four horses. The
reins became entangled, and the leading
horses swung around and could not be
managed. In this perDIeXity McGinnis
jumped off to seize them, but he missed his
footing and fell under the truck, which
dragged him about ten feet upon the
cobbles.
He was unconscious and utterly helpless
when rescued by the witnesses of the acct
dent, and had TO be removed to the City
Receiving Hospital for treatment. lie had
sustained a fracture of the lumbar vertpbra
and Gied in the afternoon. McGinnis lived
on Larkin street. near Market. He was
about 80 years of age, single and native of
Ireland His body is at the Morgue.
The morning call., 1890-07-26
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
A Meeting of City District Deputies to

A Meeting of City District Deputies to
Take Place This Evening.
d. Il. Wentworth, ID. d. q. D.. Installed the
officers Of Garden City Lodge, No. 1745, al Ala
media, on the evening of Thursday, the 17th
inst. f. f. Sutherland, e. D.; w. b. Wadman.
q. V. D.; G. Ii. Nj. Curry, &. T.; L. Z. Rust, u.
ID. Il. D., ana j. Ii. ApplegaIe, P. D., of Friend
ship Lodge were present. and assisted ln the GER
emonies.
On Friday evening, the 18th Inst. the officers
OF Polar Star Lodge, No. 1927, were Installed by
w. j. Thomson, D. ID. &. ID. Among the visitors
present were the Grand Dictator, q rand Vice.
Dictator Grand Reporter and District Deputies
Archibald and Meyer.
The District Deputies OF this city will meet tor
consultation In the office Oh The Grand Reporter
Ills evening at 8 O'clock sharp.
r. J.. Archibald, ID. ID. q. d., installed the off,
GERS oil Yosemite Lodge No 1880, last Wednes-
day evening lie Grand Dictator and number
Of other grand officers were present, as was also
a delegation from Eagle Lodge, No. 2204. A
very pleasant evening was spent discussing mat
tiers pertaining to the Interest of the lodge aud
order
On Wednesday evening last W. j. Thomson,
D. -. @. d., Installed The officers OF Occidental
Lodge, No. 1890. The degree was conferred on
a candidate In AL excellent manner by The OIL
GERS OF Liberty Lodge, No. 1896. number Of
The morning call., 1890-07-26
A CRUEL PRACTICAL JOKE.
Probably Fatal Encounter With Big
Swarm of Bees.

~
Reading Special to Philadelphia Times.
George Schmehl OF Bern Township, this
county, is in critical condition as the re-
suit of trick played upon him by several
practical jokers. Tie attending physician
does not think that he will recover. Sehmehl
is employed on Decks farm. lie always
claimed that he had the power to charm
bees so that they would not sting him. He
was often known to handle them without
injury. This morning lie started out to rob
a humble bees nest in one of Decks fields.
The nest was located on fence post, and
when Schmehl arrived the bees were all in
side. He laid down at the foot of the post,
intending to wait for them to come out. He
was tired and fell asleep. Several compan-
ions saw him and determined to have a lit
tie fun with him. They shook the fence,
after approaching cautiously, and then ran
away, While the bees flew out and stung
Schmehi numerically.
They lit on his face and head by the hun
dreds, and he ran half mad through the
fields, not knowing what to do. Finally lie
plunged into pool OF water. where he got
rid Of his tormentors and where lie was
found more dead than alive. His face and
head are swollen out of all semblance of
human shane
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U. A. q. ID.
New Groves to Be Instituted at Watson
yiIIe and Salinas.

New Groves to Be Instituted at Watson
Vile and salinas.
HespeTian Grove. No 10. Initiated one candi-
date on Tuesday evening
A meeting OF he grand officers. Past Noble
Grand Arches and the supreme representatives
was held IN The library, Druds' Hall, on Wednes
day evening Measures tending o promote the
prosperity Of the oiGer were discussed.
Walnalla Grove, No. 6, Sacramento. Initiated
two more candidates last Monday evening.
Alameda Grove, No. 81. viii give social at St.
GEORGES Hall, Alameda, on tuesday evening
ueX;.
1emplar Grove, No. 10. initiated one member
and conferred the Third Degree on five on Mon
day evening.
John II. knarston, Grand Secretary, VIII leave
for Portland, Oregon. TOMORROW evening.
where lie Will exempliiy, and give instruc-
ton IN lhe work before Cosmopolitan Grove,
No. l, on Tuesday evening. From there he VIII
visit Tacoma and Seattle, in the Interest Of The
order. Friday evening, August Slh, lie VIII
visit officially Prosperity Grove. No. l, Nanaimo,
b. c. During his absence L. l.. Wagner, p. n.
u. A., Will act as q. ).
George Ii. Bahrs, n. G. A., is now working up
new groves at Watsonville and Salinas.
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Order of the Golden shore.

UNITY Lodge mas elected MIS-. SWAIN as It's
President and NJ. Boehm as II Secretary for the
next term. This lodge is increasing in member
ship aud lad a large meeting on the night of the
installation of its officers.
North Star Lodge has a membership OF sew
enty-eight In good standue, and has reelected
Mr. Lehman lis Secretary and Morris Brind
as Its treasurer. The lodge can be congratu-
lated upon It's choice of officers as both gentle
men are active aud influential members oi lie
order.
The supreme officers will soon commence a
series of fraternal visits TO all the lodges in the
city, and a reunion II all tile lodges in San Fran.
cisco at an entertainment and ball Is also COLI
templdIed IN Tie near future.
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For Services as Nurse.

Nine. Marie Lascoutee, who was an in
valid for some years under the care Of Nine.
Jeanne Marie Bordenave, died last Janu-
airy, but promised to bequeath her homo
stead at 10 Trenton or Virginia street to
her nurse The will made provision for
several legacies to persons here and In
France, and the residue, which did not
amount to u dollar, was left TO the nurse.
She therefore filed a claim against the estate
for 500, or S45 per month for personal ser
vices. Tne other legatees contested the
claim, and Judge Coifey referred it to an
attorney. who has advanced The claim to
SlISll
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A New ParIor Insti.uted.

A new parlor has been organized and
named the Sequoia Parlor, No. 100. Grand
Fremont Parlor" was at first proposed. but
that name could not be chosen since there
is already Fremont" parlor in this CITY,
The officers elected are: Charles f. Torres,
Past President: E. f. Donnelly, President;
William I. Johnston. First Vice-President;
Joseph A. Spiller, Second Vice-President;
Z. +. Collins, Third Vice-President; II; A.
Torres, Recording Secretary; w: j. Ken
nedy, Financial Secretary; j. ii. DOno-
hue. Treasurer: Charles w. O'Brien, Mar
shall, and DR.. Vincent p. Buckley. Physl-
Clan. The new Darlor will be instituted by
the Grand Parl0r at Lougbheads Hall at
1905 Polk street on next Thursday evening.
1t commences its career with seyenty-iye
charter members.
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McGarry are making a contest Mrs:
Gresser was the original beneficiary, and
complains that McGarry unduly Influenced
her mother to sign document which re-
voked the first one. McGarry has filed a
cross-complaint denying the charge. and
alleging that Mrs. Gresser did not care for
her mnfher as a dauEiiter Should.