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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-23
Reshinment of Gold.

Editor Call: l cannot divest myself Of the
idea that the correct reply to your question
regarding the purchase aud shipment of gold
from New York, What was that something
given for it," is just this: The men in the
old country. in the gold basis nations, are
greatly afraid Of our silver legislation, ami
they have been sending back to US our stocks
and bonds and selling them, and buying and
taking away and to their homes the gold
our gOld-while they can get it at par, be-
lieying that the time is very near when gold
with us will be at premium. disappear from
circulation, and all of our business will be
on a strictly silver basis. do not hear any
tangible excuse given for the gold shipments,
to say nothing of any reasonable eXplana-
ton, and to me the q OOve explanation covers
the ground Can TIE CALL give any better
one? If not able to do so, does THE CALL
concur? Y.
OakLGylI Nqg p 1891
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DEFEATED BY HAYsEEDs.

through the season. suffering defeat after
defeat with all the philosophy its members
could summon to their aid.
DEFEATED BY HAYsEEDs.
The Pacifies learned that there was club
in Burns Valley, near Lower Lake, and
took three days trip to measure bats with
the country club. The players thoroughly
enjoyed themselves and were most royalty
entertained, but Pacific luck stuck to them
and two more defeats were added to the long
roll.
This season saw some more changes.
Several of the more prominent Alamedans,
among them William Robertson (without
doubt far and away the best cricketer on
the COAST, organized a new club, the Cali
fornia. which promises to repeat the Alamo
da's record of last year and win every game.
Still another club, the Oaklands. was or
ganiZed, and the latest new departure has
been the successful formation of the asso-
citation of the clubs The game seems to be
going to stay this time.
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AN ASTONISHING FACT.

To the old-timers at cricket on this Coast,
the fact that an association IS at all possible
aud that there are five clubs ia the vicinity
of the city, seems like the very semblance of
a dream. Wherever two or three English
men are gathered together there is cricket
in the midst of them. The glorious climate
has hitherto not agreed with the game very
well, and though spaSmodic spurts and
bursts of enthusiasm have galvanized a
couple of clubs at a time into an ephemaral
existence, they have not shown good stay
ing powers.
The pioneer clubs on the Coast were the
Albons ami ST. Georges which were started
as far back as 1868. Before that time the
game had been played at the rare intervals
that British man-Of-war visited this port.
The Albl0ns aud St Georges used to play
on vacant piece of ground near tine Mission
Dolores, and the Clubs survived for about
two years. The most interesting match
they played was against an eleven from
Victoria, b. c.. when, though the local
team played twenty-five men, they were
81 gnally defeated.
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CuNARl LINE.

New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown,
from Pier 40, North River.
FAST EAfRESS MAIL SERVICE
*Etruria, May 49,. Noon Seryia, June 8. $50 AM
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kteerage tickets TO aud from all parts OF Europe
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the cOmpany's Office. lowing Green, New FORK.
VERNON ii. BROWN Il CO., General Agents
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application TO WILLIAMS. DIMoND x CO..
W. TuThSa Agents San Francisco
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Alien va. Citizen.

Ellen NJ. Broadis, subject of her British
Majesty Victoria, has brought suit in the
United States Circuit Court against James
BroadiS to obtain possession of certain
lands in Santa Cruz County and $4,000, al
legged to be the amount OF profits accrulng
since lie took possession in 1880. The COM
plant does not set forth how he came into
possession of the lands, nor does it appear
whether the litigants are related. Broadis
is a citizen
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-23
JUNIPERO SIERRA.
dwelling of the Monument Erected /


dwelling of the Monument Erected In
His Memory.
The JuniperO Sierra monument erected by
Mrs. Leland Stanford to perpetuate the
memory Of Father Junipero Sierra, the first
Franciscan friar and founder of all the mis-
sions Of California, is now in position on an
emineuce overlooking the city of Monterey.
The ceremony of unwilling the monument
will be conducted under the direction Of
Monterey ParloT, No. 70. y. S. 6. w, and
the time set for the exercises Is June Sd, the
one hundred and twenty-frst anniversary
of Father Junipero Serra's landing. The
members Of several San Francisco societies,
Including the California Pioneers, the local
parlors OF the n 5. g. w, and the lodges Of
the Young MEMS Institute, will participate
In the ceremonies
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-23
COMPAGNIE GENERALE
ANCHOR LINE.

Steamers Leave New York Every Saturday,
For Glasgow via Londonderry.
Rates for Saloon Passage
DY SIS. CITY OF ROME, $50 AND UPWARD
ID according TO accommodation and location OF
Room.
Other Steamers OF the line $50 and upward.
Second Cabin $50. Steerage $50.
Passengers booked at through rates to or from any
city in Great Britain or ON the Continent
Drafts on London Sold at Lowest Rates.
Book OF Information, tours and sailing lists fur
nished ON application to agents.
HENDERSON BROTHERS., Bowling Green ". Y;
or to GEORGE w. FLEI CHER. 6lS Market st; or
to T. ID. MCKAY, 81 Montgomery street; or to
d. +. FUGAZI u CO., Montgomery avenue; or
GEORGE d. SEAMAN, 1913 Broadway, Oakland.
=. an I'm
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Robert Hall was arrested yesterday with
several counterfeits of half-dollars in his
possession. He went into a saloon on Sixth
street, kept by Andrew Pbillipson, and in
exchange for drinks tried to pass one Of the
pieces. He was detected, however, and
Phiiipson seized him. Hall ran into the
street, when Officers Grand and Pay son
joined IN the chase. Thequartet sped down
the street, sometimes on oneside, sometimes
on the other, and as he ran Hall tried to
empty bis pockets of their load of false
money. He succeeded in throwing away
much Of it before oYertaken. At the South
ern Station he was charged with having in
bis POSSESSION cOMnterfeils Of enins
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O'BANION 4 PECK,
III and ia Market Street,
San Francisco.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP C
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON.

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lines for all points in Oregon Washington, British
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wyoming Yellowstone Park, and all points East and
Fare to PortlandECabIn SIG; Storage So; round
trip. cabin, $50.
Ticket Onhces-1 Montgomery St and Palace Ho
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found them all in good condition. the work
being uniformly performed, and every where
peace and harmony prevailing.
On Monday next Poeahontas Council. No.
8, and Alfarata Council, No 10, Degree Of
Pocahontas, will pay a fraternal visit to
Pohonachee Tribe. No. 10. The members
of No 10 have made preparations to give
the visitors splendid reception. An eX-
tens We programme of exercises, and also
nice little collation., will be provided.
The Committee on Tammany Day. Cele-
bration will meet tomorrow. az 2 O'Clock,
to close up the business for which 1t was
annOinfad
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brakeman Coombs' Death.

Charles c. COMBS, the Southern Pacific
brakeman who was run over and almost had
his legs amputated by an engine, at the cor
ner of Sixth and Townsend streets, died
yesterday morning at st. Mary's Hospital
from the effects Of his injuries. His remains
were turned over to the Coroner and an in-
quest will be held to-day
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-23
UNITED ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATES.
Many OF the Subordinates Adding to
Their Members hip.


Friendship Lodge, No. II, gave one of
its very enjoyable socials at its last meeting,
Grand Commander Griffith presiding. Adj
dresses were made by the Grand COM
mander and Grand Secretary, followed by
an interesting musical and literary pro-
gramme. After the rendering of the pro-
gramme dancing and sociability was the
order until a late hour.
San Francisco Lodge, No. 2, had two mi
tations at its last meeting and several APP
plcati0ns on file
The Grand Lodge officers will pay fra
ternal visit to u. 5. Grant Lodge, No. IL, at
its meeting tonight
Acme Lodge, No. 46, had three limitations.
L. 5. Grant Lodge, No. II, Triumph
Lodge, No. "a, and Confidence Lodge, No.
10, each had one initiation at their last
meeting.
The picnic to be given on the 4th Of June
promises to be a grand success. There will
be sixty valuable gate prizes offered, besides
numerous prizes for contestants in the va
rious games of amusement that have been
prepared by the committee.
The Grand Secretary visited Confidence
Lodge, No 10, and Triumph Lodge, No. "A,
at their last meeting.
Grand Commander CoOney and other
Grand Lodge officers are actively engaged in
visiting the various lodges.
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independent Order Red Men.

On Tuesday last the Grand Secretary WIS.,
tied Germania Stamm, No. SO, and San
Francisco Stamm, No. DAG, located in this
city. After the routine business had been
dispatched the first, second and third de-
grees were conferred upon several members
by both stamms. The work was done in
perfect style, and was ereditable to the per-
formers. These stamms will have several
candidates for initiation at their next meet
ing.
All the stamms of this jurisdiction are
working with will in the good work of the
order, and are adding largely TO the MEM
bership of the fraternity.
The newly organized shooting section of
the order is doing we'll. and will be great
factor in gaining new members for the order.
1t is composed Of the younger material OF
the order, and is Differed by men Of tact
and intelligence.
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THE RECREATION GROUNDS.

The next move Of any Importance was the
opening of the old Recreation Grounds by an
Australian named Fisher Fisher brought
out the Red Stockings of Cincinnati to in
augurate the new grounds with game of
ball, and before their return they Played a
game of cricket with the local cricketers
and won an easy victory.
These two defeats proved too much for
the cricketers, so the clubs died out and the
game was not restarted till early in the
seventies, when two new clubs, the San
Francisco and the Oceident were or gained,
and played more or less regularly for some
years The Occidents were, in fact, the
longest-lved of any Pacific Coast cricket
club that has yet existed.
In 1878 the first team of Australians re-
turned from its cricket tour in England by
way of San Francisco, and three days
match was played between them and local
twenty-five. The Australians gained an
easy victory, no one making the least stand
against the deliveries of the mighty Spot
forth
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Gents Furnishings.

At Sc.
GENTS FANCY BORDERED HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS,l large
size, regular value 81 p dozen, will be
offered at &c each.
At 15c.
GENTS F l. L FIN s HE'D UN-
BLEACHED BALBRIGGAN HALF
HOSE. Special Offering" regular val
tie So a dozen, viii be offered at 15c per
pair.
At 35o.
GENTS SHETLAND MERINO UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, all sizes,
regular value 75c, will be offered at Soc
each.
AT S 90.
GENTS FULL r Z G L L A R MADE
TWELVE THREAD BALBRIGGAN
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS,
flesh color, some slightly imperfect,
regular value 81, will be offered at 81
each.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED ME1

New Tribe to Be Instituted With a
Large Charter List
During the week the nominations for
Chiefs to ofiiciate during the coming term
have taken place and the various Chiefs
nominated have been chosen with especial
care, SO that the terms may be one Of pros
perity. The elections will take place dur
ing the first week in June and the raising
up" in July, the intervening time being de-
voted to the perfectng of the work under
the supervision Of the District Deputy Great
Sachems) by the newly elected officiating
Chiefs.
On Monday evening PohOnachee Tribe
No. 10, received four propositions for mem
bership, adopted two palefaces, reinstated a
brother and conferred the Hunters and
Warriors degrees upon number of candi-
dates.
Tuesday evening Miantonomah Tribe, No.
9, had work in the degrees. The council
was largely attended and much interest and
enthusiasm manifested.
Seminole Hay-makers' Association held q
regular conclave on Wednesday evening,
with l.. L. Berlin, G. S., presiding. TIE
degree Was conferred upon several compan-
ions and other important business trans
acted.
Manzanita Tribe, No. 4, on Wednesday
evening had a well-attended council, and
received propositions for membership. This
tribe viii have work in the degrees next
council.
On Thursday evening Sotoyome Tribe,
No. II, adopted three palefaces, and also
received two applications for membership
This tribe mas work at nearly every council.
ModOc Tribe. No. 81, ON Thursday even
ing received applications for membership
This uibe is making arrangements for
literary and musical entertainment on the
night OF the raising up Of the Chiefs This
council Is composed OF the right material for
the making OF live tribe, aud the incoming
chiefs are going TO work hard to make this
term success.
Winnemucca Tribe, No. 81, is hard at
work, having something to do at every
council. Last evening it had degree work.
Z. ID. Triton, ID. ID. &. S., is member of
this tribe, and at present acting G. of H.
White Cloud Tribe, No. 80, will be insti-
tuted this evening by j. p. Counts, q. s.,
assisted by the Great Chiefs. The work in
the several degrees will be performed by
selected team from the various tribes in this
CITY, The tribe starts with large charter
list, and has every prospect of success. The
new members-elect have made preparations
Tor feast OF corn and yenis0n to refresh
the workers. j. w. Maher, G.. G. of r., is
the originator Of this new branch Of the or
der.
G. II. TiltOn, d. ID. G. S., has been making
round Of official visits TO the tribes in his
district during the week. He reports having
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-23
SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.
The cyclone strikes fearful blow,
But many a youth would rather
Be lifted by one than by the foot
or his best girls angry father

The cyclone strikes fearful blow.
But many youth would rather
Be lifted by one than by the foot
Philadelphia Times
Neighbour hear your father is sick.
What has he got? Small Boy-He's got the
doctOr.-Puck.
Van East-So you have been elected
United States Senator. That is a high
Office. De Vest should think so. 1t cost
me S100,000.-N. Y. Continent.
1.-THE policemen are getting so they will
arrest anything" What have they done
now?" why, one of them pulled in fire
alarm this morning. Lowell Citizen.
She-I don't see why so many girls object
to love in a cottage. Hell was afraid you
would. Il am not so foolish. One Of those
at Newport would just suit me."-N. 7.
Herald.
wit punctures ike lancet fine
Aud leaves behind smart;
But humoT IS Ike mellow wine
That warns and cheers the heart.
Cape Cod Item.
Don't you think you're lacing too tight,
dear?" said her wiser mother. You'll
squeeze yourself to death" "0h, Lo,
mamma. we girls have come to stay
Philadelphia Times.
Stranger-Have you Rudyard Kip,ing's
criticisms of Chicago? Chicago dealer Yes,
sir: don't seem to be much demand.
Dealer-Certainly certainly; how is every
thing down in St. Louis Pm. Y. Weekly.
The Nice Niece-Do you think he is real
Count. Uncle Dick? The Awful Uncle
The evidence seems to be in that direction.
lie speaks bad English CANDLES well and
bOrrUws money from every one who will
lend.-Munsey's Weekly.
An interruption at the wedding.-"John,"
said the minister, will you take this
woman 10 be your welded wife?" Now,
here pars0u. what's the use of asking qnes-
tiOns like that? What do you suppose I'm
after, a divorce %-Life's Calendar.
She said when she reached the age Of ten,
Il am really too old TO kiss the mem:
And so she said until twenty. and then
And then
She never made such an assertion again.
indianapolis Journal.
The Squire-It's no use for you to deny
your guilt. johnson. The chickens were
actually found in your coat-taiI pockets
BTer Johnson (stOutlyJ-l KANT help dat,
sab. Hain't it poOty tough to hold a poo
niggah responsible TO what's goin' on be-
lllu lis UdCh - texas OllLlDES,
Another infant phenomenon: Nupop-
Maria, / believe that baby knows now what
il took Sir Isaac Newton life of thought
tO find out. Mrs. Nupop-How absurd
What do you mean? Nupsp-Just notice
how he tits the bottle to gragitate the milk
his Way.-Puck.
Iimmins-I-er-you know, was talking
to- called on Miss Clara last ni0ht Mr.
Figg-Yes know you did-the fourth
time in one week, believe. Why don'tyOu
come and live with us, and be done with
it? Timmins-That's just what | wanted
TO see you about.-Indianapolis journal
Daughter (blushing) Mamma, Charlie
kissed me last night. Mamma-Why,
daughter, you shock me. How many times
did he Kiss you. Daughter-0nlv once,
mamma. Mamma (suspicionsly)-Um
er-I think. my young lady, that we shall
have 10 have a Washington Star
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Under False Pretenses.

A warrant was issued yesterday for the
arrest of Solomon Frank on a charge of
obtaining money by false pretenses. 1t is
claimed that he went to the store of NJ.
Hart, and by falsely representing that he
was employed by OConnor, Moffatt & Co.
obtained half dozen silk handkerchipfs,
worth 81 ~
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-23
EVRRYBODY'S COLUMN.
Correspondence of Interest to the
General Public.

In Everybody's Column THE CALL will
publish short letters from correspondents
on topics of interest to the general public.
The matter in these communications Will
represent only the views Of the writer's.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-23
Swallowed Carbo1fc Acid.
rnie Inhnenr, ,uhn L. 4. -.

Maggie johnson. who lives in the Suffer-
street House, yesterday morning swallowed
an ounce of eaTboIic acid, which she mis-
took for neuralgia medicine. She was taken
20 the Receiving Hospital, where her suffer-
ings were relieved. Police Surgeon Will
Jams SAWS she will recover.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-23
FRATERNAL INDEX.
Masonic Ratio to the Population
of the United States.
New Canton Patriarchs Militant. o. O. F. at
Norfolk, Va.-Eumber Of Lodges of Col
ored Masons in America.

TIp order to secure insertion al matter IN
tended for this column should be handed IN
addressed to he "Fraternai Editor" All COM
nuuIcaIiOns must bear he name and address OF
the sender; if not, the matter Will not be PUB
hSheGi
Official Assessment Table.
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An Enjoyable Official Visit Made to the
German Groves,
U. A. o. ID.

An Enjoyable Official Visit Made to the
German Groves.
On Monday evening George II. Bahrs, N
g. A, paid an official visit to Sigel Grove,
No. Z, and Schiller Grove, No. II. All the
German groves were represented aud very
enjoyable evening was spent, the fourth de-
gree being conferred in excellent style. Flo
aquent addresses were made by L. f. Dunand,
p. n. G. A; E. LWagner, p. n. G. A. n
S. Wight P. A. of Cosmopolitan Grove, No.
/, and many others.
Templar Grove, No. 10, conferred the sec
ond degree on Monday evening The officers
were also installed by G. MOncisyais, ID. ID.
G. A.
The union pi mic of Perseverance Grove,
No. 10, and Celtic Grove. No A, for which
extensive arrangements nave been made,
will take place at Glen Ellen Park, S0nOma
County. tomorrow.
Laurel Grove, No. II. has distinguished
itself during the past term; Notwithstanding
its large memberships, not a single suspen-
sion is reported. j. w. M0linari, the re-
firing n. A., after the installation Of officers
at the last meeting was presented by the
grove with a handsome Druidic badge, in
appreciation OF the good work he has done
for the grove during the term.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-23
Emma Norman VIII Appeal.

Emma Norman, alias Lena Foster, the
massage-treater. who was convicted Of adj
hitting her minor daughter to a room used
for Immoral purposes. was fined $50 by
Judge Morley yesterday. Her attorney
filed a notice of appeal TO the Superior Court
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-23
struck bv a Failing RricIr.

Thomas Lawrence. mason, was treated
at the Receiving Hospital yesterday morn
ing for a deep scalp wound. While work
was struck Oh the head by falling oTick.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-23
Ladies' and ChiIdren'S Hosiery.

At 1oc.
30 dozen LADIES FINE ENGLISH COT
TON HOSE, fancy combinations, mode
and tan grounds, with striped boots,
full finished. good value for 25c per pair.
At 15c.
30 dozen LADIES' EXTRA FINE COT
TON HOSE, hair line stripes, full I'm
iShed, good value for 35c per pair.
At 25c
90 dozen LADIES FAST BLACK COT
TON HOSE, genuine HermSdorff dye,
good value for SIC per pair.
At 2Bc.
90 dozen CHILDREN'S FAST BLACK
COTTON HOSE, different styles of
rubbing, good value for 33115 per pair.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-23

At Greencastle, Ind, recently, what was
supposed to be a heavy rain-cloud passing
over the city was found to be millions Of
June bugs" which darkened the sky.
The noise of their wings resembled that of
an express-train going at full speed.