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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Fur Lintr-usr
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

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and T'ssliu TsurllnIFis ware ulliae TsrsTsris--
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The morning call., 1891-03-21
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
New Tribes Instituted in the Great Res
ervation of PennsYIyania.

New Tribes Instituted in the Great Res
ervation of Pennsylvania.
On Monday evening Pohonachee Tribe,
No. 10, conferred the Hunters and Warriors
degrees upon number of candidates. j.
G. Smith, P. G. S., was present and made
some interesting remarks.
On Wednesday evening Manzanta Tribe,
No. 4, admitted a brother by card. Visitors
were present from Tribes Nos. 81 and 81,
and the council was largely attended.
Seminole Tribe, No. "a, conferred the War
riors' degree upon candidates on Wednesday
evening last, and next council VIII have
work 10 the Chiefs degree.
c. ii. TiltOn. ID. ID. G. S. for District /, has
been making official and fraterDal visits to
the tribes in his district during the week
giving good advice and instruction where
needed The new deputy is enthusiastic in
the work, and will endeavor to have every
thing carried on with strict conformity to
the ritual.
Tahoe ChieftaIns' League, No. 5. will
hold its regular council this evening. A
large attendance of members is hoped and
expected.
Pohano chez Tribe, No 10, will give a
literary and social entertainment Oh the first
Monday evening in April. Previous TO the
entertainment the tribe will adopt num-
Der of palefaces.
George II. Buck. Great Prophet, has just
: returned from visit to the southern portion
of the reservation, and lie reports the order
there, where he visited, in very good con-
ditiOn
Twenty eight new tribes have been in
stituted in Pennsylvania since last May,
and the prospects are that there will ue ten
more instituted before the Great Council
meets in May OF this year.
The morning call., 1891-03-21
TOM KARL.
The Arrival OF the First Tenor of 9TH
Bostonians."

The Arrival OF the First Tenor of "The
Bostonians."
The first of THE BustOniauS' 10 arrive in
the city is Mr.. Tom Karl, the famous tenor
of the organization. Mr.. Karl comes direct
from Salt Lake City in advance of the COM
pany to rest and be in good trim for next
Monday night, when he appears at the
Baldwin Theater as Robin Hood in the
famous opera Of that name. Mr.. Karl is in
the best of health and spirits, and there are
few musical ORGANIZATIONS in the country so
well supplied with tenOrs that could spare
any one of them for nearly a week. The
BOStonianS" have three tenors on their ros-
ter-Mr. Tom Karl, Mr.. Edwin Hoff and
Ferdinand Schultz. Mr.. Karl will be tie
Robin Hood of Monday hight When seen
by CALL reporter yesterday at his hotel
he looked the perfect picture of contented
capitalist. He reports extraordinary bus-
ness during the entire tour of his company,
aud says that the present organization is
the strongest in point of ensemble of any
that has been presented tc the san Fran
cisco public. He states that himself and
his associates are constantly beSeged by
managers regarding Robin Hood" which
has undoubtedly mad, one of the greatest
comic opera successes known to the theat-
rica history of America. Mr.. Karl says
for the frst time in his knowledge Nsw
York managers are all using every endeavOr
to secure this purely American opera.
Robin Hood" will be kept on the entire
first week
The morning call., 1891-03-21
YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE.
Picnics to Be Given This Summer
Several Councils.

Picnics to Be Given This Summer by
Several Councils.
April the 10Th has been set as the date of
the joint meeting of Nos. Sc and 25.
No. is preparing for an entertainment
on large SCALE They are also arranging
for the annual picnic on Decoration day.
The Board of Grand Directors met on the
18th inst, and it appearing from the reports
of the Secretary and Treasurer that sufficient
funds were ON hand to meet all death claims
promptly, no death assessment was levied.
The Board of Management are certainly
doing their share toward, the good of the
order. The members Of that body are
active and energetic. and if the various
councils will but do their part they will have
accomplished great deal before the end Of
the fiscal year.
Several of the District Deputies, in max
ing the rounds of their respective councils
for this quarter are requesting general
discussion of methods and plans for the lnl-
provement of the society, and especially as
to Its insurance features.
Bishop j. N. Lemmens of Victoria, b. c.,
at the request of Seghers' Council No. S5
preached very laudatory sermon on the
The morning call., 1891-03-21


There will be no assessment for March
IN the Young Mems Institute and Young
Ladies Institute.
Ophir Lodge No III, I. o. 0. F.. at its
regular meeting last evening conferred the
initiatory.
Yerba Buena Lodge Of Perfection, No. 6.
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Free
asOnry, at its regular meeting last even
ing had work in the fourth degree.
Oriental EDcampment No. 81. l. o. 0. F.,
at its regular session this evening will con-
fer the Golden Rule and Royal Purple de-
grees on three candidates
California Commandery, No. l, Knights
Templar, at its special conclave last evening
had work in the Order Of the Temple.
Amity Rebekah Degree Lodge. No. 161, l.
o. o. F., will confer the degree at its meet
ing this evening. A pleasant time is ex-
pected at the close of the lodge session.
Evans Council, No. 80, Order Chosen
Friends, will give a domino party next
Saturday evening at Washington Hall.
Excelsior Degree Lodge, No. q l. o. o. F..
at its regular meeting this evening will
confer the degree of Truth on number of
candidates.
Mississippi has go Masonic lodges, with
membership of 1866.
Templar Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 10,
/. o. o. F., will hold its regular monthly
open meeting and have an entertaining pro-
gramme of exercises, including dancing, this
evening.
The K, of P. Supreme Lodge digest is
about to be issued.
California Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. l.
l. o. o. F., will hold its regular session this
evening, when an interesting programme of
exercises will be presented.
The Royal Arcanum Bed Fund Associa-
tion in st. Johns Hospital, Brooklyn, n. Y,
which has now been in existence two years,
is very successful and commendable char
ity of the order in the Empire State.
The |. o. o. +. Grand Lodge of Pe1nsyl-
Yania was instituted on the 9th of June,
1923, by Thomas Wildey.
1t is stated that in 1858, just thirty-eight
years after the landing of the Pilgrims at
plymouth, fifteen families arrived and SET
tied what Is now Newport, K. l., and lodge
OF Freemasons was established.
The net growth of the Massachusetts
A. o. U. W. jurisdiction for the year 1880
exceeded 1900 members, of which more than
2450 were in Massachusetts alone.
Apollo Lodge, No. 123 L o. 0. F., at its
regular meeting last evening. elected repre-.
sentatives to the next Grand Lodge annual
session.
Bay View Lodge, No. 159, q. o. U. w.,
will give bail in the Masonic Hall, South
San Francisco, on Saturday evening, April
4lh.
Henry Hutton, G. c., accompanied by
other officers of the Grand Council, Order
Chosen Friends, will pay an official visit to
Alcazar Council, No. IL, Oh Friday evening
next.
The Odd Fellows of this city and sur
rounding towns will picnic at Glen Ellen on
Saturday. April 25th. Delegations will at
tend from all the lodges in the district, and
it is expected that az least 10000 persons
viii participate in the days pleasures. One
of the features of the occasion will be
drill and parade, in which six cantons OF
Patriarchs Militant will participate.
The morning call., 1891-03-21

Health and beauty are TWO important elements Of
a young ladys life. Miss Nellie Mlddigan, residing
at sl2 West McAIister street, possesses both. She
writes For years was afflicted with trouble
peculiar to females and suffered greatly. finally
went to the Cosmopolitan DiSpensary early In De-
cember and early in February was discharged per-
manentIy cured. (SIgned)
"NELLTE MADDIGAN."
woman who would permit the flames of disease
to smolder in her innocent babe does not deserve
the title of mother. Mrs. McGreevey, who resides
on Bartlett street. is mother who loves her child
II is only nineteen months old and since Its birth
has suffered from brain and spinal troubles. With
mothers loving instinct she decided to give 1t the
best medical attendance that money could secure
and to that end took her child the Cosmopolitan
Dispensary, where it was permanently cured in
month.
The morning call., 1891-03-21
United Endowment Associates.

c. F. Kocrner of Chicago, who represented
that city in the last session of the Grand
Lodge in this city, has been appointed d. C.
c. of the Illinois Jurisdiction by NJ, CoOney,
G. c., with supervising powers.
San Francisco Lodge, No. 2, vii! hold an
open meeting on the I'd of April. All at
tending may anticipate good time.
The Grand Secretary is again able to be
in his office after several days of sickness.
Yosemite Lodge, No. 4, had two initia-
tions at its last meeting.
The lodges Of this city have been asked to
give their consent to the formation of two
or three new lodges, and most of them are
responding favorably.
Edtha Lodge. No. 26, has consolidated
with Security, No. u, and will hereafter
meet at Mowry's Hall, corner Grove and
Buchanan streets.
The morning call., 1891-03-21
ForSettlers i'm san Benito

Register Sheehan of the Land Office has
received from Commissioner Croft of Wash
ington. ID. c., the following letter which is
of interest to San BenitO County settlers:
Referring TO your letter OF ihe 2Slh ult., you
are advised that 1t has not yet been finally de-
termined 10 what extent the forfeiture act affects
lands within the limits of The grant forthe South
ern Pacific Railroad IN California. and that the
restoration OF such lands TO entry as prov ded in
decided. In the meanwhile the rights of actual
settlers and claimants are fully protected, and
the preference of right of entry having been ex-
tended by an act passed February IS, 1891, to
six months after the ale OF the order restoring
udx n MI
The morning call., 1891-03-21

Young Mems Institute at the British
Columbia Cathedral, on Sunday, February
1st.
T. T. Drew, D. D. G. P. of Seattle. spent
few days ii this city, en route to the
southern part of the State.
President McMaster of No. 60, Navarro,
has returned home.
San Francisco Council, No. 7, which in
the past has given such successful and en-
joyable plcnics at Shell Mound Park. will
this year give their many friends an outing
in the Santa Cruz Mountains. This council
will give complimentary social about the
end of next month.
Pioneer Council, No. 1. of this city, and
Councils Nos. s aud 81, of Oakland, will
combine In grand picnic to be given in the
Santa Cruz Mountains during the summer.
The council has appointed committee to
arrange for fancy dress social to take
place shortly after Easter.
The morning call., 1891-03-21
INJURED IN HIS BUSINESS.

C. w. We1by Demands SIS, 900 Damages
for Malicious Prosecution.
On June 9TH C. w. Welby and T. F.
Judge, comprising the firm of Welby &
Judge, procured in conjunction with John
II. Stone the arrest Of Louis Goldmeyer on
the charge of obtaining goods valued at S27O
by false pretenses. he being incarcerated in
the City Prison for sixteen hours and re-
qured to give $1,000 bail for his release.
On the 16.h of September he was acquitted
of the charge by the Superior Court, and
now alleges that the first named persons
wickedly conspired against him to injure his
good name and business repute.
Ihe affair, he says, in a complaint filed
yesterday, injured him in his busines by
his customers withdrawing their patronage
10 the extent OF $4,000, Judgment for which
he praYS.
The morning call., 1891-03-21
A. L. OF III.
Official Visit by the Grand Commander to
Suhnrdinafe Councils.

Official Visit by the Grand Commander to
Subordinate Councils.
California Council, No. $50, had an
"oyster" meeting Monday evening last,
which was well attended and highly enjoyed
by all. Several visitors were present, and
remarks were made by Julius Levy, c. of
Golden Star Council, G. O. Burton, G. S..
and Others. This council has several appll-
cations pending.
Bohemian Council. No 261, had very
enjoyable meeting last Wednesday, it being
the occasion of a visitation of j. NJ. Gleaves,
G. c., and other grand officers. An address
was delivered by the G. c., followed with
remarks by w. r. G.. Samues, d. d. &. c..
e. NJ. Reading, p. c.; c. o. Burton. g. S.;
E. ID. Wheat, Collector, and Julius Levy, G.
Golden Star Council, M 547, was visited
on Thursday night last by j. Nj. Gleaves,
G. c., and other grand officers. A large
number of members and several visitors
were present Addresses were made by the
grand officers and others. This council will
celebrate its twelfth anniversary the latter
part of next month.
The Grand Commander and Grand Secre-
tary visited Santa Cruz, No. SOC, last night,
and will visit with others Golden Shore No.
596, tonight Metropolis Council. No. $40,
will pay fraternal visit to Gold en- Shore ON
this OCCASION
The morning call., 1891-03-21
Ellen Beach Crafts, win.

Ellen Beach Crafts, widow of the late
George w. Crafts, died on March 9th, leav-
ing, as appears from her will, filed yester-
day, 250 shares in the Pacific Gas Improve
ment Company'S stock, valued at $4,000:
200 shares Of the stock of the DAILY Mining
Company, worth $1,000; fifty shares of the
stock of the Ontario Mining Company, esti-
mated at $1,000; promissory notes held by }.
b. Hhggin aggregaiing S11.500. and other
property, real and personal, in all footing up
$4,000. This estate is beQueathed to her
mother, Eliza A. Beach. in trust for Myron
l.. Crafts of Idaho, an only son, less COM
petent livelihood for the former
The morning call., 1891-03-21

planning that the capitals in the new wings,
cast by OConnel & Lewis. ale not ac-
cording to the specifications. They were
examined by the commission. and it was
found that some of the leaves or ornaments
on the castings are slightly out Of place, but
that no harm could possibly result from 1t;
because the work is purely ornamental ana
not seriously at variance with the original
Anyhow the firms work has not been ac-
cepted, and will not be unless 1t conforms
substantially to the specifications.