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OF ships That Pass In the Night" has writ
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Git is said that on the second dav after tho
Derby over 100 representations were received
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until on the nth day the letters reached 80
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RAILWAYS.

Summer Schedule, June 5th.
Isle of Hope ScheduIe-Week Day Time.
The morning call., 1894-03-05
MISCELL

Miss Lillian Martin give violet luncheon
last Tuesday at her residence. ell O'Farrell
street. in honor of Miss Anna Flanagan of Coos
Bay, Or. After luncheon a couple of hours
were passed enjoying music on the plano.
guitar and mandolin. Those invited to meet
Miss Flanagan wer' Miss Alice Proctor, Miss
Abbie Jennings, Miss Edith Duffy and Miss
Title Ho!iDg.
A most enjoyable luncheon was given by Miss
Sadie Hart last Friday at the residence of her
parents. 1920 California street. The aft ir was
given 10 honor OF Mrs. b. LatZ Mrs Cohen.
Miss RAJ Harris and Miss lille Cohen OF Port
land. Th apartments in which the guests
were entertained were handsomely decorated
with smilax. yiolets and rvergreens. Covers
were spread for eleven and the menu served
was well chosen.
Mrs. Schuelt gave an enjoyable matinee tea
last Tuesday at her reside nee. 161 Chattanooga
street. and Hospitality entertained many OF her
friends.
A birthday party was given 10 Miss julie
Lavarone at her residence, 1906 Broadway,
last Friday evening. IL proved 10 be very en-
j0yabe AFFAIR. The features of the evening
were singing games and dancing. A delicious
supper was served al midnight. Those present
The morning call., 1894-03-05

The event OF the week has been the reception
OF Golden Rule Encampment No. "a at Oak
land. which TOOK place last Friday night. Unity
Encampment OF this city, Alameda of Haywards
and Oakland of East Oakland were the guests.
Grand Patriarch Downs Grand Scribe Barnes,
Deputy Grand Master Simpson and Grand Sec.
retary Shaw were also among the guests. After
brief session at the hall the brethren marched
TO the Galindo Hotel, where the banquet was
spread, Judge Allen presided. Sentiments
were responded TO by the officials named and
many others. This was the twenty-iourth an
adversary OF No. "a. and it has been a custom
for many years TO exchange visits with Unity
Encampment OF this city. Next month the
latter will entertain.
Grand Patriarch Downs will visit Santa Clara
on The 10Th, Healdsburg 18th, Salinas Goth,
Petaluma 9th.
A number OF subordinates report much work.
The interior of the 81 ate is doing extra we'll.
The Rebekahs are taking great interest In
the Orphans Home enterprise
A genetal appreciation is manifested In the
desire TO build speedily home for aged and
INDECENT Odd Fellows. Many propositions and
suggestions have been received and offers OF
donations of money and land. The session In
May will doubtless outline a programme for
immediate work in this direction.
From all portions OF the jurisdiction evil
dences come that the parade Of April 26 will be
The largest ever seen OF any one order In this
city.
NJ. S.-All documents emanating from Grand
or subordinate bodies 10 be official must be
attested by the official seal.
The Iabl- of the city lodges just issued by
Grand Secretary Shaw shows the membership
of San Francisco TO be 5454 in twenty nine
lodges, with assets of S5o5.SS8 90; total re-
ceps for The year, SllO.633 81; disburse-
ments, including S75.140 40 for relief, S105,-
526 GA. net cash gain for the year OF
$6OO6 ri
The morning call., 1894-03-05
WEDDINGS.

An interesting wedding took place last Tues
day evening at the residence of Mrs. Burke on
Ielegi aDh avenue, Oakland, the contracting
parties being Miss Nellie Burke and Thomas j..
Ross. prominent catlle-owDer of Mexico.
The ceremony was performed BY Rev. Father
Kirby, assisted by Rev. Father Byrne, both of
ST. Francis de Sales Church. The bride looked
beautiful IN gown OF rich white silk. She
wore veil and carried bouquet of white bya-
clnths. Miss NJ ayme Burke. sister of the bride,
as bridesmaid. wore a pretty costume of white
India silk and lace. Daniel j. Hallahan acted
as best man. Tie paTlOrs were las efully deco
rated with La Franc roses and Violets, and the
same flowers adorned the OinDg-rOoIn. After
receiving the congratulations OF their friends
the happy couple left for a short trip TO Monte
rev. after which they will 60 10 their future
hnr in MpY
The morning call., 1894-03-05
Improved Order of Red Men.

Great Sachem Gumblnn proposes a series
Of visits 10 the tribes OF the interior.
The order is gratifed at the results of the re-
cent entertainments under the auspices of its
good OF the order committee. Not only were
all visitors pleased but the tangible outcome
was practical and satisfactory.
Preparations for Tammany day progress rap
idly. The committee is busily engaged and
will hold meetings every Tuesday night until
the occasion has passed.
Modoc Tribe No. 81 was pleased by cal
from a number of brethren from the Oregon
reservation at its last council. The grea
sachem also made visit during the evening
which, with an adoption, remarks and inter
change OF thought by many visitors, made The
session of extra value.
Mohawk Degree Council is having interest
ing sessions. Ii intends 10 meet hereafter or
every Saturday night. Important measures are
here discussed, and those desiring to keeI
posted should attend.
The work of Arapahoe Council is highly
commended, and Its team work pronounced
excellent.
Tie Matamoras Of Redwood City won greai
Communication for the beautiful allegorlcaI and
historical tableau, costumes, decorations anC
programme presented on Washington's birth.
day.
The tribes of the reservation generally report
progress. Many palefaces are being ad opted
and the great chiefs keep busy among their
subordinates.
The morning call., 1894-03-05
Young Mems Institute.

AT headquarters distribution of provisions
continues with systematic good results. On an
average 800 families per day are relieved.
which represent some 1000 persons aided prae-
ticaly by this benencent provision for the
needy. Contributions and pledges warrant the
statement that the work will continue for some
weeks TO come.
The board Of presidents will meet this even
ing.
Columbia Council is arranging for high time,
to which ladies will b. invited.
Lecturer john Herman addressed the mem
bers of lgnatian Council last session. A large
audience enjoyed the able remarks.
A readlng-roOm and gymnasium. as well as a
new hall. Is now possessed by Phil Sheridan
Council No. ~, which attracts many visitors
An open meeting next month is contemplated
by Birmingham Council.
Awaiting adyices from the East, further ac-
ton 10 regard TO Supreme Council matters is
postponed.
The morning call., 1894-03-05
A. o. U. w.

Next Thursday evening the Oakland brethren
will meet in joint session to discuss matters per
tanning to the coming meetings of the Supreme
and Grand lodges
The proposition for a $1,000 certificate in this
order Is gaining favor rapidly.
The past masters of this city will meet this
evening. A similar association Is talked of in
Los Angeles.
The Degree OF Honor lodges are at work. Ivy
No. has novelprogramme for TO night.
Grand Master Workman Booth is visiting In
the south.
Angel City Lodge, d. of H.. has been organ
lied In Los Angeles with thirty members
Subscriptions for the entertainment of the
Supreme Lodge have come in literally. Anon z
the features of the week will be an excursion
TO Monterey, public receptions at /. o. o. +.
Hall, Palace Hotel, Metropolitan Temple and
Mission Native Sons Hail. an excursion on the
bay and exercises at the Midwinter Fair
grounds.
Grand Foreman Ward, Grand Overseer
Toohv. Grand Medical Examiner Fitch. Deputy
Mccarthy and others visited Memorial Lodge
No. TIA. last Monday evening. Delegates from
ferba Buena and several city subOrdnates
were in att enhance also. Speeches and songs
mad the night a tractive.
On Wednesday evening the grand foreman
with Deputy Nolan. Past Masters Gilmore,
ills, Morrison and Bridgman, visited Hearts
OF Oak Lodge of West BerK eey. After lodge a
Tepast was partaken Of
This evening the grand foreman will visit the
past masters and on Friday night deliver an
address at the entertainment of Occidental No
6, in Oakland.
The morning call., 1894-03-05

that of Miss Florence Lockwood and Mr.. Red
field OF New York, who is visiting here Miss
Lockwood Is related TO Mrs. Moses Hopkins
with whom she has been passing the winter
The date OF the wedding has not been deter
mined vet.
Information comes from New York City of
the betroihal OF Miss Edith Kip, daughter OF
Colonel and Mrs. Lawrence Kip of 452 Fifth
avenue. 10 Richard S. McC cary. son OF the
well known capitalist, Andrew b. McCreary
of This city. The wedding Will take place on
Wedn esday, April Is, at Grace Church, New
York City.
There win be wedding at the Hotel Waldorf
In NV York City on Wednesday that will in
terest many San Franeiscans. The happy
couple viii be Miss Rose Rich, daught r OF
Joseph Rich OF this city, ana s. b. Livingston,
a prominent attorney at law of New York City.
Invitations have been issued by the ladies' on
the directorate of the Mercantile Library Aux
Hilary for recep ion. which will be held at The
library next Thursday evening.
ClubdOm contributes a lew items OF interest.
The Country club has cleo ed its new officers
| for the ensuing term and they comprise: Harry
Babcock, president; Alexander Hamilton, vice
president; w illiam e. Murdoch, secretary and
! treasurer; diTect0rs-Henry w. Woodward.
! George Croker, Faxon d. AthertoD, Charles
2. Eels and 5. kittle: The annual outing OF he
| club at the Hotel del Monte next August will
! be looked forward 10 with much interest by all
/ who are in the sw m.
The Concordia Club will give pink domino
/ party next Saturday evening at the clubhouse
on Van Ness avenue and there can be no doubt
regarding is success.
Inc members OF the san francisco Neteln
will remove from their present quarters on
/ March 10 10 occupy the former clubhouse of
the Union League Club on Geary street until
| the new building of the Veretn on Post street
Will he ready for occupancy. The members
doubtless feel certain degree Of regret in
/ leaving the old. familiar rooms In which they
! have had many jolly times, but tile knowl-
edge that they will soon be installed In an ele-
CANT structure OF their own will surely act as a
balm.
there will be an interesting game of football
! al tho Haight- street grounds on Saturday after
noon, March 10, between The Nomads and the
Zingars for the benefit Of The Cbldren's Hospl-
tai and the San Francisco Polytechnic. Tie pat
! ronesses of the Polytechnic have donated an ee-
CANT cup 10 be played for annually by clubs that
1 are members Of the California Rugby Football
! Union, 10 be held by the winning club for one
! year. The Nomads and Zingarls have met sew
eTal times and the latter have wen every time
but the former have not succeeded as yet In
/ placing thoroughly representative team IN the
/ field. However, the match promises TO be both
interesting aud exciting, ana it is hoped it Will
| be success financially.
The morning call., 1894-03-05
american Legion of Honor.

The annual official report shows: Net as
sets January 1, 1898, S5S1. 123 II; income for
year, So. 224, $50 IL; disbursements for year:
death losses. S2,7s2, 800; sick ana disability
claims, Sis. 524: dividend to members. S173,-
$40; salaries. S25,132 81; Supreme Council
session, S12. 603 81; extension purposes, S59.-
346 o5; miscellaneous items, including loan
returned, S29, 100 IS; total. SO. .O66 90.
leaving net assets $500 63S 81; all assets are
Invested In national bonds or stocks or depos-
tied in national banks, drawing interest; INFER
est ceived past year, $50. 1876 IL.
Grand Secretary Burton reports that the
monthly returns make good showing. Nevada
City Council No. 234 is In the lead with new
members.
An active canvass is being made by the
supreme officers In the national jurisdiction.
Grand Commander Fiiben, owing TO sickness
in his family, has been confined 10 bis home fol
two weeks.
Three assessments are levied for March. The
statement shows 100 deaths. calling for 500.
The morning call., 1894-03-05

we're: Mr. and Mrs. Lavarone. Miss Frances
Smith, Miss Mary McDevitt Miss Ab6le Hig-
gins, Miss Jennie Smith. Miss Annie Mavles,
Miss Julie Lavarone Louis Lavarone, Louis
lettings Dennis Hadler, John Lavarone,
James Martin, William Klumpke and Robert
whiting.
General George @. Meade Corps No. 81,
Womep's Relief Corps gave a postOfice party
last Saturday evening at Social Hall, Foresters'
building. The affair was very successful and
provided an evening of enjoyment Tor the many
who were present.
Seven Pines Circle No. 3. Ladies OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic, gave pleasant party
last MONDAY evening at AieaZar Social Hall.
Court Washington No. 1928, Ancient Order
Foresters of America on last Tuesday evening
rendered a banquet TO the grand ootficers and
visiting members of the order. Nearly one
Later, speeches were in order and at lale
hour all retired TO their homes.
The morning call., 1894-03-05
COMING EVENTS.

The Pacific Dancing Club will give its thirty
fourth party tomorrow night at Union square
Hall.
Bay City Circle No. IL, Companions OF the
Forest Will celebrate its eighth anniversary by
giving a ball at Union-square HAN next
Wedn sday evening.
Golden Gate ParIor No. so, Native Daughters
of the Golden West, will give poverty party
mkt ednesday evening at Druids' Hall, Alb
Suffer street.
Court Aurora No. e45o, Ancient Order of
Foresters OF America, will give an entertain
ment and dance at AlcaZar Social Hall next
"wednesday evening.
Ornda f.rlor No. Sc, Native Daughters of
the Golden West. will give a grab-bag party
next Thursday evening at Arcadia Hall, Union
ORC Fino PaTor No 9, Native Daughters OF
the Golden West, VIII give party at fOresters'
Hall, 102 OFarrell street, next Thursday
evening.
Social Council No. 46, Order of Chosen
Friends, will give an entertainment ana dance
next Thursday evening at Washington Hall,
800 Post street.
The CIaremont Tennis Club will give a must
Gale and reception next Saturday afternoon for
the benefit OF the Berkeley surgical ward fund
of the Children's Hospital at the residence of
Mrs. John CARRIER in Berkeley. Some excellent
amateur musical talent will appear In an In
teTesting programme and there Will be many
other features of interest.
Miss Julia Fisher, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
A. Fisher, and Coleman Attel will hold their
betrOthal reception next Sunday afternoon at
800 MICA llisler street.
San Francisco Alliance No. i. S. p A., of
California, will give Its sixteenth anniversary
entertainment and dance at B'nai Birth Hail
on Friday evening, March 16.
The Danish Society Dannehrog will give ifs
third anniversary entertainment and ball al
Union-square Hall on Saturday evening,
March II.
MIR. and Mrs. A Schwabacher will celebrate
the twenty sixth anniversary Of their wedding
on Friday evening, March %, at their resi-
dence, corner OF Jackson and Laguna streets
The Aldlne Club will give a party on Thurs
day evening. March %, at Armory Hall, Sl5
lie
The morning call., 1894-03-05
NO BLUE CHICKEN.
Superstition No Defense in Criminal
Action.

Judge Sherman OF Boston had occasion in the
Criminal Court TO Instruct Tie jury on superstI-
tious tests as evidence against the accused.
The case was that OF BrnJamin Goldstein for
the la ceny OF 1865 from Simon Melnikoff, his
lodging house keeper. ID the lower court ii
was shown thai Menikoff. 10 determine who
was the guilty man. had each OF The seven per-
sons who could possibly have taken The money
sent into dark room to touch live chick en-
covered with Dluing aud tied TO a table.
All except he defendant came onI with soiled
hands. Judge Sherman said that eases In court
were not tried upon such tests. He then called
attention 10 various tests adopted In ancient
times for determining who were guilty OF cef-
tain crimes and which were based upon super
sti ion, and said:
"Before taking into account the conduct OF
the defendant AT this test as bearing upon his
guilt you must be satisfied that what the other
witnesses say is true. Even then IL Is but one
link IN the chan of evidence"
The jury promptly rendered verdict OF
guilty.
The morning call., 1894-03-05
Good TempiarS.

The representatives of eleven lodges made a
fraternal visit to Fountain Lodge of Oakland
last Monday night and were cordially received
resulting in pleasant session.
Edgar Allan Poe" will be the subject at In.
ternational Lodge this evening. Next Nj onday
night novel mystic programme is to be given
Richardson Lodge has moved back TO its ole
quarters at 2115 Mission street and initiates
every meeting.
San Francisco District Lodge will meet on the
Sth. The ACCESSIBILITY of dlssolvng this district
lodge, owing TO the formation of new district
lodge embracing more extensive territory, will
be considered.
The morning call., 1894-03-05
Knights of Honor.

The brethren of San Jose entertained the
grand dictator last Tuesday night, who visited
them officially.
Golden State Lodge OF Oakland was the re-
cpient OF call from many members last Tues.
day night. among whom were j. w. Ward, r
CD. Grand Reporter Curry, William Harrison
Wood, p. g. D.; Past Dictators w. w. Mori
son, j. Nj. Cohen, I. II. Mcdonald aud DIR. w
M. Brown. Addresses were made by many
aud a general collation. concluded
Three assessments for this month.
Garden CITY Lodge Will confer the degree on
four next session.
The morning call., 1894-03-05
BETROTHALS.

The engagement is announced Of Miss Julia
Fisher, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fisher, TO
Coleman Attel. They viii receive their friends
next Sunday afternoon al $50 McAlllster street.
The engag ment is announced of Miss Martha
Seller and J. Coleman. They will receive their
friends next Sunday afternoon al 1884 Post
street.
The betrotbal is announced Of Miss Eta
kaSper and Abraham Green. They will re-
ceive their frieDds next Sunday afternoon at
2O41 Pine street.
The morning call., 1894-03-05
ENTERTAINMENTS.

There was joyful gathering at California
Hall last Saturday evening when the Scandna-
Wan Society celebrated The thirty-tfth anniver-
sary of its organization. The attendance was
quite large and seemed to thoroughly enjoy the
following excellent programme that was pre-
sen ed:
Overture, orchestra: address, Captain A. C.
Freese: barytone solo. William Nielsen; violin
solo, Miss Edna Hansen; tenor solo. Hi. Brunei :
Singing Society; recitation, DIR. f. Yves en-
berg; vocal duet, Messrs. A. Teisen and C..
Beck; imitation of a Chinaman. Anton Peter.
sen. Dancing was enjoyed afterward until a
late hour, and The affair was declared a great
succesS.
The morning call., 1894-03-05
The Goodwin Comedy Company.

The Goodwin Comedy Company gave an en-
tertainment and banquet al Mowry's Hall a
week ago last night, In honor of its newly
elected members. Alter rehearsing their new
comedy. "The Skating Rink" which they will
produce on Saturday evening. March "a. they
enjoyed a feast Of good things and kept up the
festivities until a late hour
Among those present were: Mrs. T. TAYLOR.
Mrs. Foster, Miss Susie bull, Miss Rubv
Rogers. the MISSES Alice and Ida Gilbert. Miss
b. di Bernardo, Miss A. Kelly; Messrs. A. r,
Thomson, A. S. Jarvie. Charles w Senk LouIs
Lenenberg, Charles w. Darlington. Leon
Henry, George Fay. Ernest Wadman Edward
j. Bowers, James Hanley. Thomas Taylor.
Henry Foster and others.
The morning call., 1894-03-05
Miscellaneous.

James A. Garfield Relief Corps received a
call from Garfield Post and Deputy Commander
EanZandt OF Minnesota last Tuesday evening.
"Reminiscences of war times by veterans made
the session enjoyable and instructive.
The Native sons of Oakland are working
energeticaly TO secure the session of the Grand
ParlOr in 1895 for that city.
The morning call., 1894-03-05
Official Assessment Table.

lOfficial assessment notices OF any legitimate
fraIerDal society VIII be published free of cost
in above tabl-. Send them, with any other mat
tiers of Importance, by Friday. addressed Fra
Iernal Society Editor MORNING CALL, San
EranciscO1
The morning call., 1894-03-05

A CONSTANT COUGH, with shortness of
breath, failing strength and wasting of flesh,
all betoken lungs more less seriously af-
fecied and demanding prompt treatment BY
using DIR. ID. Jayne's EXpectOrant serious re-
suits may be either avoided or palliated.
The morning call., 1894-03-05

Jack Hooper of Cont street, Mobile,
recently exhibited a plant oyster taken
from the oyster beds at Fowl River, which,
unopened, weighed over eleven pounds
The morning call., 1894-03-05

600: California has three deaths in this list,
amounting to $4,000 Amount received Tor
month, S115,705 AZ; claims paid, Sl25,OO0.
The morning call., 1894-03-05
The Simmer Silver Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Simmer celebrated their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary on Sunday
evening last at th ir residence 1921 San Car
los avenue. Over fifty guests were present. in.
GLIDING large delegation from the San Fran
cisco Turn Vereln, OF which Mr. Simmer is thA
president. Henry PlanZ, as spokesman OF the
delegation. presented the happy couple with an
elegant silver tea service. and in eloquent
words paid high tribute to the untirng and
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION
Too High Pressure.

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sine, when the business man is compelled 10
bend his intellect and every energy to the
success of his business the clerk, book
keeper, professional man and laborer, 10
drive themselves at . terrific rate, there can
be but one result-an explosion, which, if
not resulting in immediate death. leayes
them with shattered brains and bodies.
They are running At too high pressure.
The strain is too great. Something must
and does give way. This is equally true of
women. Though their sphere is more
limited, they have their daily burdens, frets
and worries, and the results are the same n
with their stronger companions.
This condition is growing worse every
day. The rapidity of its increase is awful
TO contemplate. Our homes, hospitals, and
;asane asylums are full Of these u~n1ortunates.
Ind are being crowded still further. There
is but n solution Of the mater. Recoe.
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