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The morning call., 1894-12-17
DRIVEN FROM HOME.
A Missing Girl Found in the
Mission


Mission.
Since last Wednesday night the police
OF the Mission district have been on the
LOOKOUT for. Mary Schriaviani, who was
put out of her home. at 2211 Folsom street.
by her father after he had beaten her, be
cause she lost 30 cents.
She was found at the home of Mrs
Ross, 608 Eighteenth street, Saturday
night by Superintendent Kane OF the
Youths Directory.
Mrs: Ross sent word to the secretary
that she had at her home a friendless girl
VINO requested shelter from her last
wednesday night at about 10 o'clock.
ne giri was bareheaded and nearly
starved. Mrs. Ross took her in, gave her
meal and then prepared her for bath,
when 10 her horror she found the child's
back covered with bruises.
Inc child stated that her father was In
the naoiI OF beating her with broom
SUCK anu horsewhip. She was in a filthy
condition.; her back was crusted with dirt.
Inc good lady had to give her three baths
before she Guild get her clean.
ochrlaViani, her father, came here from
Italy about six years ago and lived in the
viclnity OF Dolores and Seven teenth
streets. lie has wife and seven chill
dren. OF whom Mary is the eldest.
MT. ZANE will to-day apply 10 the
Superior Court for letters of guardianship
ana remove the girl from the evil influ-
ences surrouD ding her.
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PLUCKY COL SON.
A Bunko-Steerer Tackles
the Wrong Man.
After Lively Chase He Is Captured
Thrashed and Handed Over
to the Police.

Edward ColsoD, quarryman from Eu-
reka, made things lively yesterday morn
ing for Patrick Reilly, alias O'Neill, a
bunko man.
Colson and his friend Sam Dalve had
just arrived by the steamer from Eureka,
and intended gong on to San Jose, where
Dalve has friends. to look out for work
They went into the Nsw Atlantic Hotel,
on Montgomery avenue, to have glass of
beer and inquire as to the movement of
trains for San Jose.
Reilly was standing at the bar, and in
PRODUCED himself as an electrician who was
going to San Jose, and wanted two or
three good men at So 90 per day. Colson
and Dalve swallowed the bait, and when
Reilly suggested they should 60 with him
to his office at 416 O'Farreil street to get
passes for San Jose they will ngly accom-
panied him. and on the way they treated
the electrician To few drinks.
When they entered room at 4i6 OFar-
rell street two men were playing cards
with beans as counters. Reilly took a
hand and, OF course, won. C0lSon, much
against his will. was induced to take a
band They dealt him three aces and two
kings, which reused his cupidity, and he
put Up all his money, amounting to Sal.
The man playing against him spread cut
four threes and reached out for the money.
1t struck Colson that be had been swim
died and he also made a grab for his
money, but the other man was too quick
for him.
One of the other men they called doc"
pretended 10 be Colson's friend and ran
out of the room to find a policeman. but he
did not return, and it is suppose COiSOn's
money had been passed to him.
Culson told his friend Dalve to go for a
policeman and he would look after Reilly
and the other man. AS soon as Dalye left
The TO o m the two buuko men rushed upon
Colson and succeeded in getting away.
Colsou gave chase and hotiy pursued
Reilly. Reilly tried TO get into a house,
but the door was shut IN his face. Then
be ran into a saloon on Ellis street, through
the rear door into the yard and jumped
oyer the fence.
Colson was close behind him and as he
disappeared over the fence Colson grabbed
hold of his cOat-tails and a portion was
left in his hand. Colson was over the
fence like a flash and the chase continued
through back wards and over fences till
the corner of Ellis and Leavenworth was
reached, when ColSon overlook Reilly.
Reilly showed fight, but he was no
match for Colson, who knocked him down
by a straight blow in the face which
nearly broke his nose. As Reilly sprang
to his feet Colson hit him on the forehead,
leaving three prominent marks where his
knuckles landed.
Reilly saw he was getting the worst of
the fight and again took to his heels
When he reached Ellis street, with his
face bleeding and his coat all torn, be ran
into the arms of Policemen Meagher and
Irvine. Colson charged him with grand
larceny and bat cry and the officers took
him to the City Prison, where he was
booked. The officers are hunting for
doc" and the other man.
There is charge OF vagrancy pending
against Reilly under the name of O'Neill,
which will be heard tomorrow.
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The Great Work Is Finished.

Thousands of our readers are still calling
for the portfolios of picturesque Cali
fornia" necessary to complete their sets.
We trnst that no one who has taken a few
portfolios will allow this splendid oppor-
tunity TO pass without securing the work
JOAQUIN Miller ana many others have said
is the finest publication devoted to Cali
fornia's magnificent scenery and great and
varied industries.
and no California home should ba wiInont
II. Better go at once to THE CALI. Branch
Office. TO Market street, anC complete
your sets; only 10 cents for each portfolio.
Take a few parts each week until complete
II not convenient to secure all at once
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apartments and theirs. and thus cut If
the supply of water. They answered that
II he di1 so they would tear the doors
down. They had furious quarrel on
Saturday. and they say Seaman drew a
they had him arrested and he is now in
jail awaiting trial and they are holding the
fort in the house.
The strangest part of the widows
strange story is that the old man still tries
to woo them and urges Widow Hanley to
De MS VIE. She, however, declares tn t
learned that he has wife in England
from whom he has not been divorced.
The morning call., 1894-12-17
OAkLANDS AHEAD.
Baseball Played in Bad
Weather.
Good Batting and Fielding in Spite
of the Dizziness on the
BIeachers' Stand.

The baseball field was not In princeton
dition at the Haigbt-street grounds yes.
terday, but the Oakland and San Fran
cisco teams played redhot game just the
same.
There was fair neutrality-suspicious.
larly of the unfair sex-considering the
uncertainty of wind and weather. Goldie's
fielding created enthusiasm and some
cheering. Lange's home run made the
cranks yell, End Johnson's pitching was
deemed artistic, except in the eighth
inning. The following figures show the
official scOre.
The morning call., 1894-12-17
A Yuletide Warning.

Ii you are thinking of giving him or her
piece of furniture don't forget that the entire
stock or the Chicago Clock Company is fresh
aud new, and not having heavy rents and ad-
vertls9g bills they sell 20 per cent cheaper.
1922 Market street.
The morning call., 1894-12-17

Earned runs-San Franciscos /. Home run
LANCE. Three base hit-ReIly. Twobase hits
C9hill, Monahan. Sacrifice hit-D. Levy. First
base On errors-Oaklands :, San Franciscos i.
First base on called balls-oaklands 8, San Fran
ciscos 4. Left on bases-0aklands A, San Francis.
cos z. Struck out-By johnson H. Deveraux d.
Passed baliS-Stanley 3. Wild pitches-Johnson
z, Deveraux /. Time of camel hour 90 minutes
Umpire-McDonald.
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Another Store Robbed.

The notion store of S. T. Walker, 324
Polk street, was broken into on Thursday
night shortly after 10 o'clock, while MIR.
and Mrs. Walker were out for a stroll.
Entrance was effected by opening one of
the rear windows. A number of toys.
several boxes of chewing gum and other
articles were stolen. The thieves are sup
posed to be boys who live in the neighbor-
hood. The police have been notified.
The morning call., 1894-12-17
Triumphantlv Mvstifvino

The Impressicnist Conducting a friend
through his studio)-What do you think OF this
new pic ure OF mine?
Thu Friend gazing at canvas)-Oh-er-
what W. what is 1t a picture off
The lmpressionist uoyously)- Heaven bless
you, my friend, for those words Now / know
it is a success. Chicago Record
The morning call., 1894-12-17
Electric Cars to North Beach.

Only Few minutes ride TO he Crystal hot
sea wafer tubs and swimming baths. corner OF
Bay and Powell streets. Ii OF sea baths break
whole system.
The morning call., 1894-12-17

Recent experiments at the great Krupp
Gun Works, Essen, Germany. prove taat
the discharge of large caliber cannons can
be heard twice as far as the loudest mum
der.
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ALBUMS, toiIet-seIs, travelling. bags. brass
tables, banquet-lamps and clocks. Good I'm
quality and low in price. Sanborn, Vail & Co..
TAI Market street.
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Dixon of Pequonnoch, Conu. In few
moments he was struggling with the in
truder in the dark and soon vanquished
him. The supposed burglar turned out to
be Michael's brother, whom he had not
seen for years.
The morning call., 1894-12-17
DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL FOR The HOLIDAYS!

$50 dozen LADIES' 4-BUTTON FRENCH KID
GLOVES Large Buttons),
$1.OO Pair
rs dozen MISSES 4-BUTTON FRENCH KID
GLOVES .(Al1 Sizes),
$1.OO Pair
100 dozen GENTS ENGLISH WALKING
GLOVES New Shades),
$50 Pair
35o dozen CENTS MERINO SHIRTS and
DRAWERS,
75c-S1.oo- $1.25-$1.so Each
10 dozen CENTS CASHMERE ~ HOSE.
c-35c-5Oc-75c Per Pair
zoo dozen CENTS FANCY SILK SCARFS
25c-35c-5Oc-75 Each
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NOTE.

We also carry elegant assortment of
Gents Silk Underwear, Gents Silk W Hose
Gents Silk Mufaers, Gents Silk Umbrellas
Gents Collars and Cuffs, Gents Dress Shirts
Gents Suspenders and Gents Fancy and Plain
Night Shirts.
The morning call., 1894-12-17

rY- Country orders receive prompt
Goods delivered Rafael. Sausalto
Mill Valley Oakland. Alameda and Berkeley.
The morning call., 1894-12-17

OUR ESTABLISHMENT WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS
UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
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$50 dozen LADIES' 4-BUTTON FRENCH K
GLOVES (Large Buttons),
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/ CENTS CASHMERE ~ HOSE
Observation-Disclosures Per Pair
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-19
MYSTIC CHAIN.

Ivanhoe Castle held we'll attended
meeting Thursday evening. Andrew
Watt was installed as vice commander
by Select Commander Edward Kitcheman,
assisted by Supreme Marshal John Bray,
The third degree was conferred on one
candidate in Providence Castle Thursday
evening, and three applications for mem-
bership were received.
There was work in the third degree In
Alfred Anthony Castle Wednesday even
ing. The members OF the different
castles In the city will meet at
their respective halls Friday morning,
June Is, at $3.50 o'clock, and will proceed
to Exchange place, where they will form
I'm line for the grand street parade in
honor OF the officers of the Supreme Cas-
tie, who are To be entertained that day.
Next week officers for the several
castles will be nominated.
A meeting OF the officers OF the Select
Castle was held last evening, when
IL was decided to hold the
sessions OF the Supreme Castle
i'm Columbia Hall, instead OF Mystic
Chain Hall. The session will be called To
order Tuesday morning, June IL, at IL
o'clock, and on the following Friday, 9
grand street demonstration will be made,
and an excursion down the bay as far as
Crescent Park, where the day will be spent
There will be delegates here from all parts
OF the United States and Canada. The
Rhode Island members are doing their
utmost TO make the stay OF the nlustrious
guests pleasant.
A concert and ball is to be held In Mys-
tic Chain Hall Tuesday evening, May %
under the auspices Of Ivanhoe Castle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-19
PYTHIAN SISTERS.

May Temple was four years old Monday
evening, and many Of the members of the
different temples were present at the cele-
bration for the purpose Of taking part in
the exercises. During the early part OF
the evening the degree was conferred on
one candidate and two applications for
membership were received. Then followed
an interesting variety entertainment, in
cluding several unique features.
Lucretia Temple will hold an apron and
neck tie party Wednesday evening,
June 6.
There will be degree work in Elmwood
Temple this evening.
In Hope Temple Monday evening two
candidates will be initiated
The session OF Unity Temple will be held
Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock, instead OF
the evening. A supper and social is to be
given by the social committee in the
evening, in Columbia Hall.
The officers OF the Grand Temple will
make an official visit to Beacon Light
Temple, Wednesday evening.
Hermione Assembly will meet Monday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, and in the evening
will hold the last social of the season in
Oriental Hall with music by Alpine
Orchestra.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-19
AMERICAN MECHANICS.

State Council Secretary &. w. Littell has
issued a neat manual, giving the names
and addresses of the State Council officers,
the deputy state councillors, recording
secretaries of the various councils, the
date of meetings OF the State Council,
the official visits and other useful in
formation.
One application for membership was
received in Narragansett Council Wedncs-
day evening.
K large delegation from Burnside Lodge
attended the session OF Columbia Council
Tuesday evening, when the second degree
was conferred on one candidate and one
application for msmbership was received.
The third degree will be conferred Tues
day evening.
A council OF the order is being formed
at Newport under the supervision OF
State Inductor c. w. Brown, NJ. ID.
Two applications for membership were
received in Nathaniel Greene Council Mon
day.evening.
K basket party will be given by Liberty
Council In Slocum Post Hall Tuesday even
ing, May %.
Lucy w. Hayes Council held pleasant
apron and rosette social in Elmwood
Hall. Thursday evening. Ice cream and
cake were served at intermission. At the
next meeting the nomination of officers is
to be made, and q special effort will be
made to secure large attendance.
State Councillor III. M. True and suite
Tuesday evening.
Vigilsnt Council will hold a basket
party I'm Oriental Hall Tuesday evening.
The State Council officers will make a
visit to Burnside Council, Tuesday even
ing Nav 20.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-19

Slocum Post No. 10 met Wednesday
evening. The Rev. Denison l.. Brown,
late Lieutenant Company II, Twenty first
Connecticut, and Comrade G. A. Taft, late
Lieutenant Company ID, First Rhode
Island Light Artillery, were mustered
into the post. The exercises of Memorial
Day by the post are as follows
Decorating Of graves, committee OF the
post and General A. +, Burnside Camp,
No. 8, s. Of "; singing, Point Street
Calling Calling roll % Of the dead. Adiutant % JOS,
II. Jewett; prayer, Chaplain Isaac
Crocker; address, Rev. Augustus NJ.
Lord; singing, Point Street School;
at Colonel John s. Slocum's Grave, sing
ing, Point Street School; decoration Of
grave, Point Street School; decoration OF
grave Slocum Relief Corps No. 8; singing,
Point Street School; benediction, Rev.
Augustus M. Lord; Taps. bugler and
drums, Charles Il. May, George w. Lewis.
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KNIGHTS Ole PYTHIAs.

Washington Lodge will confer the
gecond and third ranks Wednesday
evening.
party in b. 7. Hall Thursday evening.
Sterling Division will assist Rhode
Island Lodge in conferrfng the rank OF
page Monday evening.
portrait OF Past Grand Chancellor
George A. Steere now adorns the Office of
the grand keeper Of records and seal.
The rank OF knight will be conferred
On one candidate In What Cheer Lodge,
Monday evening.
A complimentary parade Is to be ten
dered Colonel j. ID. Carpenter by the diff
rerent divisions of the uniform rank.
Frank Chace was elected master of
fnance in Palestine Lodge Tuesday even
ing. He will be installed with the newly
elected master OF exchequer Tuesday even
ing by District Deputy Grand Chancellor
u. III. White.
What Cheer Division decided last even
sng to pay ~ per year as dues, 81 of which
is TO be known as the funeral fund, and
fIso to reduce the time of paying sick
Lenefits from six to three months.
The tenth anniversary of Palestine
Lodge will be observed Tuesday evening,
June II.
Permission was given one applicant TO
Nc receive the rank in Sterling Division
Monday evening. A committee consisting
Of Sir Knights John X. Munroe, James
Clary, N. T.. Kennedy were appointed to
make arrangements for the trip to WASH
ington in August. The question of en-
gaging band for the occasion was laid
over until the next meeting.
A committee consisting OF o. A. Carel-
ton, w. II. Griffith, Nelson T.. Davis and
u. II. Magee have been appointed by
Sterling Lodge to consider the advisa-
bility OF leasing b. T. Hall for . term Of
years.
One application for membership was
received In Rhode Island Lodge Monday
evening. - a..
Garfield Lodge held its regular session
on Tuesday evening with q large attend
snce. Brother Burlingame was reported
rs improving. Some u the members are
greatly interested In the Grand Orient
and think of joining the order.
Grand Chancellor Walter Scott and
suite made an official visit TO Red Cross
Lodge Tuesday evening. They met at
the residence OF Chancellor Commander
Frank O. Wehoskey on Prairie avenue.
freshments we're served. A delegation
Of 20 were present from st. Elmo Lodge.
At . meeting Of the regimental officers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-19

of the uniform rank Friday evening,
Colonel Carpenter appointed the majors
OF the battations, the lieutenant coloneis
the regimental adjutant, and the captains
OF the divisions, which will form what
w y.orv p board knoE1 Cn1o.s a. csrosner sns sp sp
pointed Maior j. b. Wentworth.
hdjutant W. r. Grifiith and Herald Wal
ter 0cott TO make arrangements tor the
stan at Washington during the session OF
the Supreme Lodge.
The rank OF page was conferred on one
candidate In st. Johns Lodge Thursday
evening.
The rank OF esquire was conferred on
one candidate In Smithonian Lodge Tues
day evening. The rank of Knight Will be
worked Tuesday evening.
Two applications for membership were
received in Howard Lodge Wednesday
evening; There will be work in the rank
OF page Wednesday evening, May 80.
Two applications for membership were
received In Eureka Lodge Tuesday even
ing. An invitation was extended to st.
Elmo and Myrtle Lodges to be present at
its session OF Thursday, May 20. The rank
Of page will 'bs conferred next Tuesday
Grand Chancellor Walter Scott and suite
made an official visit to Providence Lodge
last evening.
One candidate was given the rank Of
page, and permission granted to two APP
plicapts to receive the rank Of page In
Elmwood Lodge, Wednesday evening.
Brothers b. #. Harrington, M. A. New
comb and A. X. Coggeshall were appointed
q committee to purchase piano, and Past
Chancellor John X. Munroe, D.. y.
Anthony and Master at Arms q. ID.
Cady, = committee to purchase number
OF chairs to be substituted for tie an
cient settees now In use: Manager
y. j. Flynn announced that the game OF
ball had been postponed from Thursday,
May IL, to Thursday, May "a, when the
team would cross bats with the Talbot
Stars IL suitable grounds could be secured. .
The rank OF page and esquire will be con-
ferred Wednesday evening.
In past years IL has been the custom oil
Oriental Lodge to dispense with all degree
work during the summer mont tbs. Thisyear
the degrees will be conferred whenever
the occasion presents itself. Thursday
evening the rank Of page was conferred
on one candidate, and Others are TO follow.
The rank OF esquire will be conferred
Thursday evening.
One application for membership was
received in Rhode Island division Mon
day evening. An hour was spent In
drilling under the command OF Captain
John G. Purkis.
Permission was given one applicant to
receive the rank of page in St.Elmo Lodge,
Wednesday evening. The rank OF page
will be worked next Wednesday evening.
A committee was appointed to secure the
services of Harmony ana Sterling divis-
Ions of the uniform rank to act as escort
to Grand Chancellor Scott and suite on
the occasion OF their visit to the lodge,
Wednesday, June Ii.
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GOOD FELLOWS.

its 9th anniversary Monday evening by
giving an enjoyable entertainment fol-
lowed by a supper. Addresses were made
by Supreme Treasurer James q. White
house, Grand Ruler John q. Massie, Dis
trict Supreme Deputy George b. Lansing,
and Ruler II. b. Tew; and selec-
Annie M. Carroll, Mamie FalIon,
and Mr. James Lamb; readings by
the Misses Mamie Ward, Mamie CIeary
and Mamie Clews and tenor solo by
John Barrie.
Twenty-Five candidates will be initiated
in Roger Williams Assembly Thursday
evening.
Supreme Treasurer James @. Whitehouse
paid $4,000 for the widows and orphans
fund to Teresa, wife of the late William
g. Barse OF Assembly No. 70, during the
week.
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degree will be conferred Monday evening.
Deputy Great Sachem III. A. Maynard
officially visited Pettaconsett Tribe Thurs
day evening.
The adoption degree was conferred on
one candidate in King Philip Tribe, Tues
day evening. Last evening delegation
visited Watchemoket Tribe, and were
very pleasantly entertained. The
hunters degree Will be worked Thursday
evening.
The next social call of Waneta Council,
Daughter of Pocehontas, will be made
upon Canonchet Tribe at Valley Falls,
Friday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-19
GRAND ORIENT.

Crescent Council had large attendance
Tuesday evening when seven candidates
were initiated. Prophet J. w. Davis OF
Smyrna Council was present and assisted
In the ceremony. The next meeting will
be held Tuesday evening, May 2s, when
Grand Orient James III. Mckenna and
staff of Damascus Council will be present
and confer the first and second degrees.
Prince White was appointed committee
10 secure the services OF the o. NJ. A. Band
OF Manton TO be present on that evening.
The work Monday evening was In charge
OF Grand Orient William M. Green. A
supper was served.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-19

KEEL. Wis, May 1S.-rhe worst snow
storm OF the season is raging from the
north. Snow has fallen to depth Of five
inches.
MARKEsoN, Wis, May ia heavier
snowstorm than any during the last win
ter prevails here. The thermometer
registered 800. A terrific gale Is blowing.
GAYLORD, Mich, May IA blizzard
prevails here. Snow covers the ground
but as the weather is not cold crops may
not be injured, although they are un-
usually advanced
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win Probably Result FATALLY.

BosToN, May 1s.--Henry d. Reed was
thrown from a buggy by a collision be-
tween his vehicle and a heavy wagon
driven by Samuel f. Lane. Reeds neck
was broken and he will probably die.
Lane is charged with having deliberately
run down Reeds buggy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-19
Better Than Exnectnd.

WASHINGTON, May 10 The report Of
the dock trial Of the battleship Texas at
the Norfolk navy yard will show that on
the whole the machinery of the Texas
performed very creditably. The ma
chinery, which was designed for 3400
horsepower. actually indicated 400.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-19
Was Robbing . safe.

HAvERHIIL, Mass, May ia man
who is unknown to the police of this sec
tion was arrested yesterday afternoon for
attempting to rob the safe at the Haver-
hill bridge station of the Boston and
Maine railroad. He was caught in the
act. The prisoner is thought to have
been the offender In numerous other rail.
road breaks
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-19

WAsHTNGroy, May la.-The Venezuelan
minister in this city has received letter
from the secretary of foreign affairs in
Venezuela stating that the earthquake
was greater in extent and loss of life than
first reported, and asking for assistance
for thu an uffercrs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-19
SCOTTISH CLANS.

Tuesday evening Clan Cameron trans
acted business OF the usual cha racter.
This clan will attend a special service
conducted by the Rev. DIR. Rugg at the
Church OF the Redeemer on Crsnston
street tomorrow.