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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-24

Order OF The Golden Shore
The Supreme Lodge of the Ancient Order
United Workmen will convene In eighteenth an
nual session on Tuesday, June 18th, at 10
O'Clock In The morning, in the parl0rs of the
American House in the city of Boston, Mass.
Court Washington, No. 1928, Ancient Order
OF Foresters of America, held a most int e. estiug
meeting on Thursday evening last. a bylaw
was adopted creating social fund. and the first
social WEI be given on June 18th in the lodge
room. One candidate was Initiated aud two ap-
plicailonS for membership were received.
The meeting OF Lincoln Relief Corps No. 3,
w. H. C., on Thursday evening" was, as usual,
largely attended. Owing 10 the short meeting in
The previous week, much business in relief wOrK
was considered and large amount OF money ex-
pended. Tie corps has decided not 70 send the
three children of the Backsteen family East.
consequently the assistance from the de-
partment and other corps Will not be
needed. Miss Gertrude Gallagher c. of the
corps offered resolutions of sympathy in memory
OF deceased member, which were read and
adopted. Mrs. Almlra Harlow requests that the
members assemble in large numbers al The par
lors OF the Plymouth Congregational Church, on
Post street, lear Webster. tomorrow evening,
at O'Clock, TO attend, In company with Lincoln
Post, the memorial services 10 be held there.
Tie President appointed special committee 10
visit the graves OF all deceased members Of tie
corps, and hltiBgly decorate them on the 3Olh
inst. AS the coming week promises 10 be a very
busy one TO all interested IN rtlief-corps work
there Will be no meeting on next Thursday
evening. All members ale requested to report
al Bnai Birth Hall, from Wednesday next at
noon 10 Friday morning at O'Clock, 10 prepare
the flowers for the decorating of the graves.
Friends loyal To the cause are invited TO assist in
uIOyIQing flowers
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Officers Installed in Subordinate En-
campments.

Officers Installed in Subordinate En-
campments.
J. A. Calhoun, G. c., paid Mount Horeb En-
campment, No. 60, an official visit last Saturday
evening. L. l.. Braun, C., has resigned her office
ana has gone East. The Il. S. and l. G. also re-
signed. The &. c. Installed The following off.
GERS TO fill out the term: K. X. Pierce. c.; Mrs.
Register, r. S.; j. Swanson, f. s.; Mrs. Smiley,
l. u. The &. c. will be present at the next
meeting also.
Tempar Encampment, No. 80, viii give an
entertainment aud glab-bag party on Monday
evening, June I'd. tlne willow chair will be
ratified of during the evening.
Golden Gate Eucampment, No. 20, Initiated
three Candidates at the last meeting. They also
had a large delegation OF visitors, Including the
q. &.
Golden Gate Encampment, No. &c. and Orion,
No. IL, Will meet alternately on Wednesday
evenings In ST. Georges Hall after the LIST OF
June.
Orion En- campment Initiated candidates at its
last meeting.
Banner Encampment, No. 10. Initiated TWO
candidates al Its meeting last Thursday evening.
luis encampment Is growing rapidly.
Eureka EDcampment, No. IA Will initiate four
at It's next meeting.
Live Oak Encampment. No. so, has received
several new members lately.
Mrs. A. NJ. FlodslaiD ID. q. c.. will visit Sac
ramentJ Encampment soon, and install its Off
GERS for the next term.
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LOVES DREAM AWAKENED,

YOUTH within parlor sat,
- The gas was burning dim.
And on his lap maid reclined,
49, Who was all life to him.
Her arms were clasped about his neck,
Her cheek lay on his breast
Unconscious OF the bloom OF youth"
Transferred upon his vest
He breathed to her imprisoned words
And kissed her marble brow,
Words that bound them as betrothed,
Sealed with loves sacred vow.
Thus locked in this one sweet embrace
Their minds had not a care,
But bark there is creaking sound,
Il step upon the stair.
The maiden fees from hts embrace,
Her brow displays frOwn,
He grasps the family album
And holds il UPSIDE down.
Each pulse IL throbs with sudden fear,
AS thoughts whirl through his head
About some pas with heavy boots
And dogs not over-fed.
Tie footsteps cease, then all is still,
No, there are stihel groans;
Then the sound of woman's voice
in soft and pleading tones.
spray, have no fear, the maiden says
AS the trying moments lag;
TITS nothing, George but only pa
With just a quiet jag"
F. PARKER IN
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ODD PILLOWS
Regular Meeting of the Literary and So.
ciaI Club This Evening.

Regular Meeting of the Literary and So
cial club This Evening.
Golden Gate Encampment, No. /, al its regular
session last evening, conferred The Patrisrchal
degree on three members.
Tie Literary and Social Club will meet this
evening in Prospect Hall, when important bust
ness Will be transacted aud interesting exercises
had.
From the report of George NJ. Adams, Grand
Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Illinois, for the
term ending March 31st last, the following
figures are taken: Members at last report, 81,
463; initiated. 1924; admitted by card $50;
reinstated. Go3; total gain Of 5o57, a grand
total OF 39,520; less withdrawn by card S33
resigned. "a suspended, 81; dropped for non
payment Of dues, 1901; expelled, 100; died,
3G4, loss OF 1888, leaving Tie membership at
81, 2Gl, net gain OF 1898. The sum of S1U7,-
400 81 was pal0 for relief and benefits. The
total revenue of lodges was S3+S. $40 Al. In The
Rebekah Degree there ARE ISL lodges, with a
member ship OF 1892, or 45O3 males ana 1859
females. The receipts for the year were SILL
459 81, which, including Sll.Sl4 Il, assets
at last report. makes total Of S23, 273 81. The
total amount expended In relief was S156G0o
aud Tor lodge EXPENSES SSolJ ~, total OF
S9571 -. The net gain Of members in the Re-
Dehan Degree was 1878.
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Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day the Oregon for Port
land. the Humboldt for Humboldt Bay the Mexico
for San Diego, the Farallon for Yaquina Bay and
the Al-hl for Puget Sound The Begie fails due
from China and Japan, the Eureka from san Pedro
the Columbia from Portland and the Willamette
Valley from Naquina Bay.
The bark Benjamin +. Hunt Jr., 113l tons loads
Lumber and merchandise for Melbourne; bark Gen
eral fairchild, 1856 tons, Coal Seattle for this
port.
The Caterina Accame takes for Cork 1881 CEN
tails Wheat, valued at S752IS.
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A BOYS Guardianship,

The application of David Heap, Superin-
tendent of the Girls and Boys Aid Society,
for the guardianship of Frank Green, was
opposed yesterday in Judge Rearden's de-
partment by the boys mother, Mrs. Kate
Green. The lad is at present employed on
Epperson's ranch in Colusa County, and
his mother is anxious to have him reside
with her She testified that she had heard
ne was not treated well by his employer.
but M. &. Kent, visiting agent for the
society, gave evidence to the effect that the
boy was fairly well cared for, and was
being educated and taught farming. In all
probability young Green will remain at the
ranch
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udge Rearden yesterday granted a
divorce to Catherine Jessen from G. M.
lessen for extreme cruelty. The wife began
the SUIT. ana alleged that it was Impossible
tain OF the steamer Humboldt. She was
also awarded the homestead property. $500
counsel fees and S15 per month for the sun.
port of three children. up
A divorce was also granted to Minnie
Rowland from W. w. Rowland nv Jndge
Hunt on the ground of extreme cruelty
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UNITED ANCIENT ORDER pRU1ps
Two New Groves to Be Shortly Iusti-
tuted.

Two New Graves to Be Shortly Iusti-
tuted.
During the week Z. l.. Wagner, n. G. A., re-
ceiyed from Paul SaubIon, d. D. e. A, from
Morton Grove No. 90, Mszzlni Grove, No. 10,
and Los Angeles Grove, No. so, a handsome
orange-wood gaveI, mounted with silver. He
will use it III presiding over the session of the
Grand Grove next month In Sacramento.
District No. 2, comprising San Francisco
Grove, No. 3, Eureka. No. 4. Sgel, No. 7, and
Schiller, No. II, VIII hold picnic at Wildwood
Glen, Sausallto, on Sunday, July 18Th.
The n. q. A. eXpects 10 Institute two more
groves before his term of Office eXpires-one at
Santa Cruz, the other at Portland. Oregon.
The officers of VascO da CANA Grove, No. 49,
were Installed on tuesday evening by +. NJ.
Ramos. ID. ID. q. A.
On Tuesday evening L. L. Wagner, n. G. A.
paid his official visit TO Excelsior Grove, No. co.
thus completing his round Of official duties. He
has, during bis term of office, visited every
grove i'll the jurisdiction. On this occasion the
Ihird degree was conferred, X. +. jackson, Z. A.
of Elyin Grove, No. 16, acting as n. A, and
George A. ABEL, L. A, as L. The newly elected
nffcers were installed by James j. Moisou, ID.
ID. &. A.
Perseverance Grove, No. 10. and Celtic Grove
No. A. viii hold joint picnic al San Rafael
Park, san Rafael Tomorrow.
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two women, whom he drove to a resort
near Golden Gate Park in the afternoon.
They imbibed quite freely and returned
about midnight and drove to Broadway
Wharf to visit the steward OF the Pomona.
Sergeant Helms interrupted them in their
furious drive, for which he received blow
whistle and attracted the attention of the
officers on duty. who stopped Riley at the
corner OF Market and East. streets. The
women were locked up on charge of
drunkenness
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NATIVE SONS GOLDEN WEST.

Prominent Members Lrteiy Visiting This
City.
A new parlOr is about 10 be instituted at South
San Francisco. The charter-ist contains large
number OF names.
William II. Miller, G. p, has appointed the
Grand Parlor committees aud District Deputies.
New pailors are under way at Sausalito and
Tracy.
he Visiting Board met last Saturday and dis
tTicjed The State.
All the parlors have commenced their prepar-
atoms for the 9th of September celebration. / be
Joint Committee is doug good work.
Il. l.. Coombs of Napa, l.. W. JuilIiard OF Santa
Rosa, h. j. ChcvalIer OF Los Angeles, Louis
Lamy OF San Luis Obisio aud Fred Breyens Of
Monterey have been IN town
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Habeas Corpus Granted.

Dr.. W. >. WHItweIl has private asylum
for insane in San Mateo County, whose
maintenance, it is claimed, conflicts with
certain provisions of county ordinance re-
garding the fence and entrance of such in
situations. He was arrested, charged with
San Mateo County Jail, but has pettioned
for and obtained q writ of habeas corpus
from the Supreme Court, claiming that the
ordinance is unconstitutional.
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ing and addressed the lodge Dr. Fichtner was
elected p. and C. w. Colby s. for the unexpired
term and were Installed by the s. S.
Grove Lodge. No. 6, Golden Fleece. No. IL,
Reliance, No. s, Eclipse, No. 90 and Author.
No. 7, had limitations al their last meetings.
The s. p. Will address the Oakland lodges on
Friday evening, June 9Th, at Synagogue Hall
conner Thirteenth and Clay streefs. -'
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THE ROYAL ARGosY.

A District Meeting OF Several Lodges Next
Week.
Larkspur Lodge, No. %. Is going 10 have its
first anniversary party next Thursday evening at
Druids' Hall. There will be an entertainment,
dancing etc.
The 5. 7. will be present at the distric. meet.
ing OF Lodges Nos. IL, 20 and p. on Tuesday
Ward Brown. I. 7. OF No. IL, and the S. S. Wis.
lied Eclipse Lodge, No. 20, on Wednesday even
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The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 10
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday, as compared
with 10 for the previous week and IL for the CORE
spending week of 1889. The failures for the past
week are divided among the trades as follows:
dry goods fruits books and stationery cigars
aud tobacco, l blacksmith, grocer, restaurant
and saloon.
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Fourth of July Committee.

Mayor Pond yesterday appointed Super
visors Boyd, Ebert, Bush, Becker and
Barry to select a committee of 200 citizens.
who shall conclude arrangements for the
Fourth of July celebration. This commit
tee will select the President of the day,
Grand Marshal, Secretary and the Execu-
tive Committee
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Loo Yeck, the highlander convicted of
carrying a concealed weapon, was yester-
day sentenced by Judge Joachimsen to pay
line of $3.50 or suffer $50 days imprison-
ment III the County Jail. He had been
found waiting at the old City Hall to kill a
witness in Il Chinese murder case.
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John Mcdonnell with Samuel b. Matthews, to
build on W. line OF Castro ST., between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth. si400; bonds $44o0; J. w. Wessen
and Charles Matthews sureties
r. q. Soups with i. klatt, brick work 76a and
766 Folsom street; 5000.
Henry J; Crocker to Thomas H. Day, carpenter
w l27 :Sl4xl55: S7746 ''
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An interrupted spree,

Henry Riley, a salesman. was taken in
custody early yesterday morning on the
water front on charges of fast driving and
battery 1t seems he had won some money
in lottery and proceeded to spend it on
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
Date of the Eighteenth Annual
Session of the A. o. U. w.

I'm order 10 secure insertion al matter In
tended for this column should be handed in
addressed TO the " Fraternal Editor" All COM
munIcations must bear the name and address OF
the sender; II lot, The matter Will not be pub
lishedl
Oficial Assessment Table.
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ORDER OF THE GOLDEN SHORE.


Concert and Ball TO Be Given by n
Subordinate Lodge.
Triumph Lodge, No. 65, has all It's arrange
ments completed for the concert and ball that is
to be given under Its auspices at Irving Hail. on
Monday evening June ID. AS .he committee has
procured the best la lieut. available good time Is
assured. Either Ii. w. Mathews, 5. F., or
Edward |. Wolfe, S. s., will say a few words ON
the condition and prospects of the order.
A new lodge Will be organized In short while
in an adjoining city, which Will start of with a
good membership.
Applications are coming in rapidly to the
Supreme Secretary's office from nearly all of the
lodges In the interior, and the city lodges are
having little BOOM"
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FAMILY RETAIL MARKET.

Fruits are the feature OF the markets now. Cher
res have become plentiful ana much cheaper and
very good ones can be obtained for 6OG75c P box
of 10 or 70 IDS. Fancy Black Tartarians are of
course much dearer. Mulberries are Offering at 25c
q basket. Apricots Currants and Green Apples
have appeared. Strawberries are abundant.
Vegetables are generally in good supply. Peas
and String Beans are the current staples New
Potatoes are ripper and more abundant. but prices
are no lower. New Onions also more matured
There are plenty OF Old Potatoes left Garlic is
cheaper, as the new crop is coming in. Mexican
Garlic, which is remarkably fine, can be obtained
now.
Fish shows marked changes. Meats run along
without variation.
Butter and Cheese are cheap and in enormous sup
ply The stock OF Eggs here is sufficient.
Dung BOOSTERS are hard TO ind but the market is
literally supplied with Old fowls
Following Is 1HE CALLS regular weekly retail
price list:
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New York Markets,

NEW YORK, May 23.-The market was duh this
morning, with little activity. Union Pacific, Atchi-
son and Missouri Pacific advanced a. Union Pa
cifc l and Sugar Trusts 21s The afternoon was
dun and heavier. and Northern Pacific declined 81
Total sales. 264 035 shares.
NEW YORK, May 23.-Unlted States Bonds: as,
1872; 4!ss, lO2a4; Northern Pacific, So; Cana
dian Pacific, 1922; Central Pacific So; Union Pa
cifc, 6714 Atchison Topeka and Santa lie, Al;
welIs-Fargo l4S bid. $50 asked; Western Union,
s61s; Silver, 1903; Sterling, 81 s4@4 So
" heat, cash, No. 2, 991ac; No. ). 931ac
Flour-Quiet
Conee-Sl6 e5.
Sugar. 9-I6@434c
Hops-Cafornia, l71ac.
Hides-California l5c.
Copper-Lake. $l4 55.
Tin-Spot, $50 20.
Lead-DOmestlc 81 10.
lron-S15 %.
Tetroleum-935sc.
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CHICAGO, May 23.-May Wheat opened at e5s4c
and closed at a7Ac.
CHICAGO, May 23,-wheat. cash. s714c
Corn-3334c
Pork-$l2 80.
Lard-So 1914.
Ribs-$5 rs.
Nhisky-S1 OF.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, May 23.-The spot market is firm
at rs @ rs I'd. Cargoes quiet at 35s Sd
Tor off coast 35s sd for just shipped and 35s sd for
nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: May, rs lI4d; June rs I'D;
July rs 114d; August Is l1ad; September. rs 1s4d;
October. Is pad; November, rs 2$4d; December,
Is 234 d.
SECURITIES
LoSpoN, May 2S.--Consols 90 7-l6; United States
Bonds: As, 125; 4I2's, los; Silver, AZ Lied;
Rentes, COZ SC.
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cumstances have gradually weakened In fact tba
prices asked by the majority of importers are nnrev
nominal as there mas been enough Coffee of differ
ent KINDS forced on the market at lower rates to
supply the limited wants of dealers In view of me
liberal stocks now on hand believe that a mora
general pressure to sell by holders would
in reduction OF prices without increasing the yonme
of business. In word confidence is DESTROYED for
the moment. Probably the impetus to the decline
crease OF the visible supply during the month OF
April of 1886 bags, where decrease was gem
orally expected; caused doubt by the anxiety of
dealers TO reduce their stocks. Other statistical con-
ditions appear quite favorable; receipts in Brazilian
ports have been quite small averaging $500 bags
daily and different estimates have been issued OF
running from 6,250,0O0 to 4,750,O00 bags In this
market the demand has been mostly for cheap
Cohees, buyers looking generally more to price than
qGal ty. Medium descriptions, running from ITO
10 L3c, are in demand and firm; so IS prime Guate-
maIa on account of great scarcity Good Costa Rica
was neglected unless strong concessions In prices
GOOD unwashed Salvador has declined gradually
from 1912c, at the beginning of the month to Ice
at Ine close and even at the reduction is not In
nuch 9ehlann Sales since the LIST comprise 1908
Costa Rica, 100 Nicaragua 1916 Salvador and 2sS9
Guatema'a Stock of Central Americans in first
hands consist OF 1928 bags Costa Rica 90 Mica.
rIgua, 1904 Salvador ~ so Guatemala. in ali
47.Ol4 bags. Quotations: 2OLa@2I ISc FOR good 10
prime washed Guatemala: l91a@21c for good to
prime Costa Rfca and washed Salvador; l9n29Ihc
Tor lair washed Guatemala; lSa4@l9I5c Tor fair
Costa Rlca and washed Salvador: I684dnl 1910 for
gtoH2c Tor ordinary Guatemala, Costa RIca and
salvador: 12@l4iac for very inferior TO common
Guatemala, Costt kica and Salvador; Ice tor good
unwaShed Salvador. Cables from Rio inst receiyed
confirm reports Improbable short crops for IS9O-9I'
- hiCE-Ihe market IS nrm Chinese mixed, 81 10
O. 70 NO. Chinese, So 30G5 35 p two mats;
SuGAR-The California Refinery quotes, terms net
eash: Cube 1se: Crushed. 71sc; Extra Powdered
Fine Crushed a4e Dry Granuated es4e;
b12c 2 10; Bags, 1sc more than bbls.
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MORNING. SALES
Board-25 Safety Nitro Powder 1871. Ok do 1s.
% Hawaiian Commercial, 49, so do, 1Ssl 3D. Cai
Electric Light. 22Ls. a. " "a
AFTERNOON SALES.
merciaI, l71a. Noh
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Live and dressed Hogs are lower and arriving
freely. All other kinds of Meats are abundant and
weak. Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
follows
BEEF-First quality. 51a@6c second quality.
4A@5l4c; third do, 46p419c
NEAL-Large, 4@96c; small Calves, 6@7c.
MUpT0N-Wethers. 6961%c: Ewes, 5t@5 hc
Handspring Lamb 71aG13c p 10.
Pokh-Lfve Hogs, 49414c for granted. and so
gao for heavy packing: stock Hogs. 4Ia945sc .
h; dressed do Ease "A ID.
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The Weeks Failures.

New York Exchange.
New York exchange, zoe for sight drafts and
25c fer telecraphlc
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NO ssNIFNTs.


There Will be no assessments for May In the
Champions OF the Red Cross. To the present
writing none will be levied In the Young Ladies'
institute, Order of the Beacon Light and the
Order OF The Golden Shore
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Fine Silver.
Quotable at 81 03Ia@l O41a y ounce.

Mexican Dollars.
ouotable at sl@sI1ac.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time Computed by THOMAS
TESSENT. Chronemeter and Instrument
Maker 10 Market street.
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Official Assessment Table.