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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-07
United Ancient Order of Drutds.

At its last held meeting Norma Grove received
TWO applications and appointed committee to
make arrangements for an entertainment and
ball, TO be given on the 23d inst In Union SQUARE
ID all in honor of its ;hirtieth anniversary.
Morton Grove of Los Angeles reports receiving
at every meeting applications from individuals
who desire 10 join.
Last Tuesday night Hyperion Grove held a
largely attended 10 .etny. W. Cohen of St Paul
Mimi, filled the office of pianist for the even e.
number OF vocal solos were rendered in good
style and 4. Berg told of his travels H. Australia
and OF visits paid TO groves in Sydney and New
castle.
Supreme Arch P. Rohrbacher has returned from
the East.
Golden Gate Circle will give an entertainment at
Druids Hal next month.
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Indenendent Order of R,ne Birth

Next Thursday California Lodge will be visited
by the general committee, and it viii BE- the last OF
the City vistations for the term. This lodge of
which J. L. Franklin is president, is making active
pr parations to give the visitors tirstelass vel
come.
:. 5. Kahn, chief medical examiner, has been
granted a six months leave of absence. and dur
ing that time DR.. Phillips will OCCUPY the Office
DR.. Kahn, with his family, has gone to Europe
and during his stay on the Continent will visit
London, Paris and Berlin and possibly other prom
irnrn nIri
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SHIPPIS INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.
SUNDAY, septem Der 8.

SUNDAY, Septemo Der o.
Stmr Homer. BonIheld. 915 days from Dutch
Harbor: pass and mdse to North American Com
merciai Co.
strnr Scotia. johnson 15 hours from Albion;
165 M IT LUMBER, TO Albion Lumber Co; 100 eds
bark, 10 Beadle Il Co.
Stmr Greenwood. Carlson. Is hours from Point
Arena: RAJ ties, l. White Lumber Co.
Stmr Albion. Lundquist, 10 hours from Needle
Rock: cos bark. o : Kimball.
Stmr Whitesboro johnson, IA hours from
Greenwo I'd; lumber. to l. h White Lumber 20.
Stmr Eureka Jepsen. 90 hours from Newport
and way ports; pass and mdse to Goodal, Perkins
& Co.
stmr Noyo. Levinson. 4 hours from Fort Bragg;
pass and mdse, to J Kimhali.
Stmr San Benlto, Smith, so hours from Tacoma;
1900 tons coal. to Co. Oakland direct.
stmr North Fork, Hansen. - hours from Eu-
reka; pass and mdse. 10 Charles Nelson.
Stmr Cleone, Johnson, 20 hours from Hardy
Greek; BARK, 20 A Mitchell Up river ilredt.
Stmr Westport Jacobs. hours from Cordel
Banks with fishing party.
..Stmr Alcazar, Gunderson, &c hours from
Newport ballast l. White Lumber Co.
Simr Gypsy. Leland hours from Monterey
etc; produce. TO Goodall. Perkins & Co.
Schr Mary G, Campbell, 10 hours from Bodega;
20 bxs butter, to Ross & Hewlett.
Schr Barbara Hernster, Jensen, 90 hours from
Usal; bark, 10 Beadle & Co. redwood City direct
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Friends of tho Forrest.

The new order Friends OF the Forest is sdvanc.
ing with remarkable strides in the race for position
IN wnicn other organizations having sick and
ueAtn dement's are taxing part. and accordin- IN
the officers IL Is classed the favorite The s,a,s
organizer Is visiting towns in the interior. wbar.
ever there is court OF For esters and is ,ar,no
tne ioundation Tor the Organization of a parIor i5
are n arly ready for adoption o-~'iN P"Iior
parlor is to be institured IN Nt..a -,
week, and one will be Ins itufed In S,octtt ~ .
s - aiter me festivities of Admission day Il
wood iy San Jose and Los Angeles dnrin[ ~
month. N"tihs tns
tioHeer Parior Is adding to its membership. and
its treasury is making good showing ,Thir anu
i 10, VII alve an enterainment in ST. George e mo
ilan on ne zSth inst. Good t,lent has ham 90
cured and good time for all is expected
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Marshall, Teggart q Co; Wheaton, Breon Go.
" Fms: STANDARD OH Co; Thomas Loughran: II
DutarI; Brigham, Hoppe & Co: \ CALI Fruit Co.
NJ n Erettas q Co; Buna.O Brewery; d Bfagi n 90.
g p Whitney IL CO.. KIon Tanning Co: Barron -
Fnnl: Tillmann & Bendel; Dodge, Sweeney q 10.
Dairymen's Union; Getz Bros & Co; Berth & LIE,
pori ~. g.. -, NJ,
We'll q Co; Dunham. Carrigan 81 Co; California
cine Works: Marshall. Teggart & Co: Chas Mel
sone Carroll & CAIRO Tillmann u BendeI Wolf
Wreden & Co: Levi Strauss q Co: Hermann '
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The Degree of Honor.

GrandiTreasurer Sam Booth recently returned
from his Eastern and European trip and on last
Thursday was rendered reception by Silver Spray
Lodge in Exec sior Hall There was a arge at
tendance and The address OF welcome home was
delivered by Mrs. NJ. ]. Stewart supreme lady of
honor ! he response of the guest OF the evening
was heartfelt and sincere one. There was n short
musical programme and one of the singers who
won the greatest amount Of applause was Miss
George Eollis who forced TO give an encore
Then there wa dance and supper. There were
many visitors presen.
Ivy Lodge gave very interesting pie party in
Oakland las. Wednesday.
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Foresters of America.

The members of Court Golden West are de-
termined that theirs shall be the banner court In
this jurisdiction as to mem bership. Last Thurs
day ening one candidate was initiated and four
applications were received. Among the visitors
were s. A. White, grand treasurer; c. II. Brem err
grand secretary; SAmuels, grand senior wood
ward; 5 L. Waller, grand trustee; Deputies j..
Calmann, Sol Peiser. u. Conan. NJ. II. Wascer-
WI e, Joe Meyers.
Court stanford No. 81 entertained its many
friends last Monday evening with soc ial aud
banquet. Covers were laid for $50 persons and
much credit is due to the committee for the sue
cessful outcome of the affair.
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Native Sons of the Golden Wa,

California Parlor No. will maze a fine show in
the procession at Stockton. It will have a four-
horse rig aud five wo-horse rigs for the use of the
members OF Buena Vista Parlor Native Daughters
The ladies will decorate the Carriages in prann
style. The parlor will be led by Blanchard's hand
Grand Lecturer Conley OF MADEIRA who is The
youngest Superior Judge on the bench in the state
SIN the CITY, and will remain until ne starts for
the celebration at Stockton.
Monterey Parlor will be organized with twenty
Redwood ParlOr will celebrate at home on Wee
nesday There VIII be procession and march TO
fingers Grove, when there will be an address by
ioseph +. Ooney, president of the parlor He viii
be followed by ID. q. Hall, past president and
others here will also be 2 clambake. games and
athletic sports and In the evening there will no
ball and supper at Prices hotel. In the afternoon
there will be frcmen', tournA ment and an open
donated 10 the grand parior
There has been paid out by the order for sick
benefits up 70 June l, 1896. S24S,069 O5. this
amount S32,5S0 so was paid during the 6scai
year en- ling June l, 1885, This is exclusive of
what has been paid by the board of relief TO delin
ouent and deserving members.
Native Daughters of the Golden West
La Esperanto Parlor has accepted an invitation
of the Southern Par or of the Native Sons TO take
part in the celebration TO be held at Redlands on
the 9th Inst.
Bonita Parlor of Redwood CT y has appointed
the following named committee TO act in con-
Junction with The ways and means committee of
the Native sons: Mrs. Dora Wilson, Miss Jennie
Kelly, Miss Annie UnderhiI Miss Mamie Glen.
nan and Mrs. Sophie onerman. This paror is in
prosperous condition and bids fair to have a
large increase in mem bership.
Miss Dillingham; of Ramona Parlor Martinez h.
about to organize parlor at Antioch
Golden State Par or continues to have entbuS,
nstic meetings every first and thirl Wednesdavs
and there is always a large attendance for the
reason tina those at the head of the parlor know
now o make them interesl ing Last We'd esdav
several applications for membership were no.
ceived and after the regular business was over
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Companions OF the Forest, A. O. F.

On the evening of the 23d of August German
American Circle celebrated its second anniversary
in great style in Union-square Hall I here was
good enter tainment, good music and many pres
ent who enjoyed themselves hugely. The affair
was success, both from social and financial
standpoint and those who had charge OF IL, ex-
othcio CHIEF Companion Mrs. B. Bartlett Mrs. +.
Dank, Mrs. {. q. Fuller and Mrs Il. Frsnke lave
the satisfaction of knowing that their efoA.s TO
please were highly apl recated. This circle works
In the German language and has large member
ehi
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The League Contest.

At the Folsom-street grounds the local
team had little difficulty in disposing of
the Oaklands. The latter club became
badly ratified in the final innings and AL
lowed their opponents to score several I'M
earned runs.
Following Is the score:
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Comnanions of the Eorest. u. az a

The rituals of the Companions of the For
est containing the plates of the floor work, are
now ready for issue. The same will be forwarded
to each circle on the return of the old rituals.
The quarterly social of Excelsior Circle No. 2
on last Thursday evening decided social and
financial success.
Giro o. 8, left during the past week for visit
TO friends In New FORK md Boston.
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Earned runs-St. Ignatius 5. Pacihcs l. Three
base hit-Robinson. Two base hits-Foley Ora
ham, Strei, Sealon, Mansfield. Sacrlics hits
Graham, Lewis, B BrOckhoff, Nealon. First base
on errors-St. 1gnatius 5. Pacifics 5. First base
on called balls-St. Ignatiu, 8, PacIhcs T. Left on
bases-St. iGnatius 3, Pacifcs7 Struck out-By
Mansfield 8, by Steliani 9. Passed balls-N ealon
2, Kiiey l, Graham l. Cmpire-Frank Moron.
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Earned runs-san Franciscos g. OakIandS 4
Two-base hits-LeoDard, scott and Murphy Bases
on bails-San FraDcscos 8, oaklands q Struck
out-By Iberg 4. Umpire-O'Neill
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Building. The rooms are large, well lighted, and
have bright, cheeful appearance, decided i'm
provement on those recently vacated.
Borromean Council has determinedto give
entertainment some time in October and has APP
pointed the fol wing named TO take charge of the
mater: Pau B. hay, K. F. FaZackerly, George
r. Lynch, K. ]. Sweeney and F. j. Duggan.
There was large entertainment given by Phil
Sheridan CouUcil last Wednesday night t ere
an address by Past President Murasky, a
literary and musical programme and dance, all
OF which was enjoyed to the fullest
Thomas Slavin presided at the en- ertEin ment
given last Tuesday by Mission Council in ission
Par or II all very interesting programme was
presented.
The supreme secretary advises that since last
February thirty-one new councils ia the aggregate
have been organized in The several Jurisdictions
Knights of the Golden Eagle.
Golden Gate Castle conferred the hrst degree at
its last held m Getting There is much activity IN
this castle at this time, in consequence of prizes
offered for bringing the greatest number of MEM
beers within limited time. The party given by
this castle on Saturday night last successful
one and It was well managed by the committee
having charge of the same
At the meeting Of Pacific Castle last Tuesday
night Grand Master of Records Hanna and other
grand Officers we're present we're also visitors
from GO den Gale and California castles.
Assessments 81, 1873 and 139 for the death BEN
eft tuna were levied the lst list, and VIII be
delinquent on the LIST Of October.
Alpha Temple l OF the Ladies OF the Golden
Eagle will give hayseed party In this City during
the month Of October on a date not yet fixed.
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young Men,s Institnta

The Office of Grand Secretary Stanley and The
library aud readins-room have been removed f,om
the orner of Tenth and Market streets and a 70
now located on the fourth floor OF the Parrott
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FINANCIAL.
CHICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS
and new YORK STOCKS.
" HEELOLK 6 CO

- Leidesdorn St, Tel. Main 1854
BRANCH OFFICE
1913 Market ST., Palace Hotel. TEL Main b620
j. $. PURDY. Manager.
orders instantly executed latest market ono
tations Reference lst National Bank, & F.
eAlCAGo PRIVATE WIRE NEW YORK
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FOR SAA JOaE. lOS GAI0S & SIETI rRrz

1AMER ALVIso LEAVES PERI DATTT
49,. a. Saturdays excepted). Freight ana Ps :.
Sec: n sa are setwesn San FrAncisco and AIviso.
asata olsra a. Sose, toc. Clay sts Pier ]. 20 VI
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Independent order of Odd Fellows.


The COMMITTEES having charge OF the movement
to advance the Odd Fellows Library will hold
meeting within ten days for the purpose OF hear
ing reports on the progress already made.
Tha Veteran Dad Fellows Association Will pay
a fraternal visit to Bay City Lodge on the evening
OF the 5th inst.
The preparations have been completed for the
reunion OF the lodges of District No. 81, to be held
in this City the 18th inst.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge will meet the
21st inst The representatives from California are
]. 6. Mcguire and p. +. Gosbey, represe nting the
Grand Lodge, and George 4, noche and L. =. w.
DOuns, representing the Grand Encampment. II
is posi- BILE that Past Grand re Harmon will
company them. During the session there will be
offered the sus geston OF Past Grand Davis Louder
back thai there be established what shall be
known as the visiting degree common TO subor-
dinate and Kebekah lodges. so thai if one lodge
desires 10 visit another body, the sitting lodge
may open that degree. The proposition pro-
vide for aged members will also be brought up.
Grand Secretary DOnoho has received from Isa-
bella Lodge OF Santa cruz check for 81 81 05, q
contribution 10 the orphans home.
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september-1s98.

EoTK-In the ABOVE exposition OF the tides the
early morning tides given in the left hand
column and the successive tides OF the day In the
order of occurrence 10 time. The second time
column gives the second tide OF the day the third
time column the third tide, and the last or right
hand column gives the last tide of the day, except
when there but three tides, as sometimes
occurs The heights given are additions to the
soundings ON the United States Coast Survey
charts except when minus sign q precedes the
height, and then the number given is snotractivs
from Inc depth given hv he char,..
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COKPaF

1-.-~A~NS@NA-
CLEANERS WILL SAIL FROM ks1z-
~ broadway wharf, San Francisco, as &zSk8Ss$
follows
For Mary Island, Loring, wrangel. Juneau, Kill
lsnoo and Sitka (Alaska), at A. NJ, Sept. IL, &C.
For Victoria and Vancouver B. CO., Port Town
send. Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Anscortes and
New W ateom (Bellinsham Bay, Wash.). A. n.
Sept l, g. IL, 10. 81 20, and every fifth day there
after, connecting at Vancouver with the Q. P. r.
R., at Tacoma with n. p. r. r.. at Seattle with g.
N. Ry., at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers.
For Eureka. Area and Fields Landing (Hu m
boldt Bay) str. Pomona P. NJ, Sept. z, s, 10, a.
10, ~, IS. 80. and every fourt b day thereafter
For Santa Cruz. Monterey, San Simeon, Cayucos
Fort Hartford (San us obispo), Gaviota Santa
Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, san Pedro East san
Pedro (Los Angeles) and Newport, at A. n.
Sept. 4, 8, 12 16, 20, "a, 49, and every fourth
day thereafter.
For San Diego stopping only st Port Harrord
(San Luis Obispo), santa Barbara, Port Los An
geles, Redondo clos Angeles) and Newport IL
A. NJ. Sept. 2, d, 10, Ia, lS. % 70, 80 and every
fourth day thereafter.
For Ensenada, San Jose del Cabo. Mazatlan, La
Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orizaba, 10
A. NJ 25th of each month.
Ticket office, Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Gen1 Agents.
10 Market ST.. San Francisco
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FRATERNAL BONDS

there was a mock initiation under the new ritual
and it proved very successful
There will be delegation of about forty MEM
bers OF Golden state Parlor at the celebration in
Stockton on the 9th They will be distinguished
by the very neat badge they will wear II is OF
same shade. held together at the top OF the badge
by pin in the shape OF silver bear. The trim
mngs silver bullion, and me lettering is black.
Inc ladies' Will not parade, but will visit all the
parors.
The party recently given by FL Pajaro Parlor
was ore that was most enjoyable one. 1t WAS a
cascarone party. and for The casion the hall in
which e was iven was most tastetuily decorated,
the colors predominating being red, green ana
yellow. The large attendance soon entered into
the spirit OF the entertainments and after the first
cascarone ha1 been broS en- the shells filed with
fancy colored pap sold briskly. and the parlor
realized a handsome sum. The whole AFFAIR was
The order generally, and Sierra Parlor particu-
larry, has sustained great loss in the death of
efficient member, Miss Carrie HudepohL
Oroer of Chosen Friends.
Last Monday light Z. NJ. Arnold. past supreme
councillor, assisted by K. NJ Morgan. deputy
grand councillor installed he officers of Empire
Cou Gil. NJ. Boehm, grand councillor was present.
Al the conclusion OF the ceremony ]. L. Cahil, the
retiring councillor was presented a handsome jewel
emb. ematic OF his rank.
The Grand Council is issuing to all the members
of the order button EN- blemaIic of the order Ii
is small, and a white ground has the EN- blem Of
me ord or In coiors. The council is also issuing
scarfpins sfmilar in design 10 he buttons.
Last TUESDAY Grand councillor Boehm paid a
visit 10 America Council and TO TeutonIa Council.
On wednesday he called on Washington Council.
The second OF the meedng. arranged by the
grand councillor was held last Friday night In the
hail OF Pacific Council and there was a very large
attendance. Past Supreme Councillor Arnold de-
liver the address During tue evening the int
uatory tea initiated sixteen candidates the
meeting, which was attended b. the grand coun-
cilor and a number of The higa dignitaries and
presided over by District Deputy Waller ". Brunt,
was succe in every way The fir st of these
meetings will be held the 2bth ins. ana Dep
uty Fred A. Taylor will preside.
At its last held meeting Franklin Council ini-
tiated five candidates, the first mutations had in
three years.
Grand Recorder S c. Wallis will institute a new
council at SAINT Barbara wi a large charter list.
b e will be assisted Organizer w. A. Peabody
Sunset Council held NEE ing Saturday, the
18th Of august Grand Councillor Boehm and
number of visitors were present.
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RAILROAD TRAvEL,

SOUTFTERg PACIFIC COMPANY.
(PAcIFIC sYSrEM.)
Trains leave and are duo 10 arrive NJ
SAN FRANCISCO.
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NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD

;, q IA SausaIltO FerrEJs
From San Francisco, olnl ncing June l5 1895
WEEKDAYS
For Mill valley and san Rafael = 700, $500
1910 1U;15, IL 45. A. NJ. *1;46, $40, AIS
5:15, - :0U. :35 p N.
Extra trips for San Rafael on Mondays, Wednes-
Gays and Saturday. at il 80 P. NJ.
SUNDAYS.
For Mil Valley and San Rafael-F8 100, $500,
$1,000, 1850 A. NJ. **lZ:3J, 1880, $2:15, 1900,
6:30, 6:45, $3.50 p NJ. Extra trip to Sausalito az
IL 100 A. NJ
Trains marked run to San Quentin. "$12;S0
p. N. does not run to Mill Valley.
THROUGH TRAINS
For Point Reyes ana way stAVions-9 A. n.
SUNDAYS.
For Point Reyes CaZadero and way stations
$500 A. n. Sundays; :45 r. n. weekdays.
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CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From SAN FRANCISC0-FoOt OF Market Street (Slip 81
+T15 900 HOGAN. t1:oo 900 t5:eo
400 1890 "e:ooP.M.
From 0AKLAED-Foot Of Broadway 800 800
I0:oOA.M. 1890 100 1900 800 1900
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A for Morning for Afternoon.
Sundays excepted. Saturdays only.
Sundays only.
II Monday, Thursday and Saturday nights only.
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fortnight or more ago, with thirty charter
members and the following officers: Presi-
dent, II. T. Ardley; vice-president. Mrs.
George E. Swan; treasurer, Kiinball
Easton; secretary, Miss Mary E. Brehm.
1t is based on the lines of study which
made the Art Club of London so famous
the club to which Sir Frederick Leighton,
Walter Crane, Mrs. Paget, the wife of
Lord Alfred Paget. and many other Eng
lish notables in art circles belonged.
The distinctive feature of this art club is
the fact that every mem Der who joins must
take an active part in its work. Each
member must present, in rotation, paper
on some art subject, and this paper must
be illustrated by specimens of the particu-
lar subject under discussion. The whole
range OF art is taken up, from the history
OF art down to photography, ceramics and
kindred subjects. Each topic forms an
evenings lesson and is to be considered
from practical theoretical and esthetic
standponts. Every subject must be gone
into thoroughly, analyzed, criticized and
synthesized, so that a course of a few
years In such club means liberal art
education. Professor ArdIey is not only
the president of the new club, but he is its
organizer, its father. its patron and its ex-
FOUNDER. He is q man not only of great
learning in his department, but of vast ex-
perience as we'll. He has travelled ex-
tensively-all over the world. in fact-and
studied art in all its branches under al
entirely devoted to his work. of great en-
ergy, and gifted as we'll with the power of
conveying his information to others.
Already there are more applications for
membership in the new club than can be
considered at present. Many desire hon.