The morning call., 1894-06-25

headquarters of the organization, Tenth
ana Market streets. and grand donation
entertainment was given IN METROPOLITAN
Temple, presided over by Archbishop
Riordan, which proved great success,
and owing TO the efforts of the institute,
con tributions flowed in from all sides.
They scarcely came more rapidly than they
wera distributed, however, for twice
week the bureau was thrown open TO all
worthy applicants, regardless of national
ity or creed. Over $4,000 of the destitute
poor of San Francisco had reason last
winter TO bless the activity and generosity
of the Young Mems Institute.
The delegates to the Grand Council, who
come from all parts of California, as we'll
as Oregon, Washington. Nevada. Montana
and British Colum Dla, will assemble at
the headquarters of Y. N. /. promptly at
10 A. NJ. to-day, thence they will pro-
ceed 10 ST. Mary's Cathedral for the
solemn mass at 10 80, where thirty local
priests have signified their intention OF
acting assistants to the celebrant, Arch
bishop RiOrdan.
The first business session of the Tenth
Grand Council of the Y. M. l. will be
opened at / so O'clock. 10 Pioneer Hall. by
Very Rev. j. J. Prendergast, Y. 6. T. j.
Murasky will preside. Printed copies of
the reports of the Grand President, the
Grand Secretary, Grand Treasurer, Board
of Grand Directors and Board of Presi-
dents will all be presented TO the dele
gates to-day, though it is possible that
they will not all be read and acted upon
till tomorrow. The Board of Presidents
consists of all the presidents of city coun-
ellis and IL is their special mission to attend
to the management of headquarters aud
to arrange all social matters connected
with the Y. NJ. l. in San Francisco.
The following is a complete list of
the officers and delegates that comprise
the Grand Council. The numbers indi-
cate the numbers of the lodges which the
various delegates represent. When a
hiatus occurs in the mum bers 1t indicates
an Eastern council The Pacific and At
lantic jurisdictions comprise in all go
councils, which ara numbered in the order
in which they were founded. irrespective
of the jurisdiction to which they belong.
The list comprises:
Past grand presidents-J. J. McDade, w. w.
Fleming. !. +. Sullivan, j. +. Smith, G. +. Rem
don; grand president. +. j. Murasky; grand
grand second vice president. j. B. Dockweller
grand secretary, q. A. Stanley; grand treas
urer. E. Il. Myrick: grand marshal, j. ODon.
nell: inside sentinel. William Pam; grand
directors-Rev. c. E. O'Neil. James E. Kenny,
+. j. Kierer. DR.. T. Fl. Morris. NJ. F. BOehner,
NJ. A. McGinnis. F. J. Driseoll, +; Norton. W.
1. L. }. Sheehan, J. j. O'Brien, a. Il. Denike,
A. w. McCabe; No. 8, ID. j. OLeary. Z. }.
O'Rourke; No. 4, }. j. Degan, w. ID. shea
No. 5, R. Lanxen, j. Barrett; No. 6, John
Lynch. William Brown, j. E. Ovens, w. j.
Harold; No. 8. James A Haran, F. D. Really.
Delega es-No. 8, James V. Long j. b: Con-
James MeHiff, 7. NJ: Diviny; No; i2, j. J.
DoraD, j. I. stanton; No. 10. w. S. Kelly. j. j.
! Con1ffee; No Ia. w. f. NOrholdt, DR.. A. j..
SchoHe; No. 16, Rev. A. P. LAWYER. l.. w.
bert; No. 81, j. Kennedy. Quinn; No. "a, John
T. Fleming, Joseph NJ. Halton; No. 20, John
Kelly, James Mckenna; No: y, ). G. Kelly, NJ.
! Cronan; No. %, r. White, j. 5. Hennessy; No.
81, Joseph Harrington. B. +. +. StetSon; No. 81,
Joseph H. HOare, John Regan; No. "a. j. 4.
/ HasEins. c. Cassina; No. 80 q. +. Z. Maxwell.
! Thomas Goux; No. Al, T. f. UConnell. D..
| Hanuigan; No. AZ, P. Hennessy, R. f. Driscoll /;
! No 43, f. w. johnson. E. Mcneil; No. "A, P.
! Ryan, W. j. Dougberty; No. 40, Joseph Schoer,
! Joseph Dowdall; No. 46. j. f.. Harrington P.
| Hughes; No. At. p. Callaghan, John ID. Collins {:
! No 55. f. j. Kane. 5. j. Hasklns; No. DC, T.
| dutf, B. j. Hyland; No 60, William +. Agnew,
/ Rev. w. 7. Quill; No. 81. John Whalen; Y.
/ Borondo; No. ga. c. Chisholm, John Gala
gntr; No: 60; Il. j. rodnlHG AsIock, 2. z Van Van
! meier: No. 81, James Jordan. S. j. Aggeler;
! No. ~, =. F. Bailey. j. c. ODonneil: No. 73,
Donald, John Reidy; No 79, Rev. W. u. Me-
Kennon, Joseph +. Fisher; No. 50. John Dey-
nan. Rev. P. Cline; No. S3, d.. Ragan, L. T.
Michel; No. So, 81. J. OLeary. y J: Mehenna
| No So Z. Lynch, ". z. Farrell; No 81, Z. s,
| Smith, c. Arnoldy; No SO, B. L. Zabala: P. j
! Dougherty; No 80, Rev. Joseph OReily,
W. A. Ryan,. No. "a, Dennis Early. F. Euer;
| No. 1O4. c. F. Kelly, M. d. Leahy; No; 115
| Joseph Sampson, P. ID. Howe; NO. 123 jaime:
Kelly, J. GillIs; No. 124. b. Nj. Kennedy. Jas
Berry; No. 125. A: j. Rodriques: A. A. Betten
| court; No. 126, Charles A. OCOnnor, A. M
| CrOnin; No. 129, n. T. Hovy, j. Riley; No
| I3O, Rev. Father Riley, NJ. d. White; No. 137
A. A. Green, w. T. Dickinson; No. 15l, r b
Kearny, j. J. Miller; No. 152. F; c. McHqgn
| T. Foran; No. 153, Rev. Ii. S. ORielly, j; Z
| O'Connor; No. 154, A. MchinnOn, Joseph DE
puis; No. 155. Rev. II; E. Emmeline, william
No. 3o1, w. FL. KeaVy, J; p. Martin; No; 3O2
! W. H. Wallace James Shannon; No. 303, ID
V. Power, e. l. Marshall
The arrangements for the week are nov
almost completed. Yesterday Afternoon
! the executive committee met and made
preparations for selling the tickets TO
Y. M. l. day. The executive committe
of the Midwinter Fair has given the lnstl
tute and its friends the option OF taking
$4,000 tickets at the 25-cent rate. Thos
tickets can be procured at headQuarter
and also of j. J. Groom, 942 Marke
street. a subcommittee was also ar
pointed yesterday TO wait on the genera
ticket agent OF the Southern Pacific Rail
road and arrange for members fIom tn
interior to have fair coupons attached
theiy railroad tickets at an extra charge G
% cents.
| MoSC eIaOOTaVe pIspai aNono alo Ooln
made by Columbia Lodge No. So for th
high jinks to be given in honor OF th
grand officers and delegates on Frids
evening, and very artistic tickets of inv
tation have already been printed.
The grand marshaPs aids will be q
signed to their different divisions in Satu
day's procession at a meeting OF the gran
marshal and his staff to be held at hea'
quarters this evening. All the aids will o
the eyeptful Y. M. Lsdsy be adorned wit
badges of a special and unique design
they will also be distinguished by Il
gloves and military saddles.
In fact evsry day that passes only adj
some additional picturesque feature
Saturdays parade. which will certainly
one of the most brilliant San Francis'
has ever witnessed.
HORACE WILSON TALKS.