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The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03
THE MACCABEES.

San Francisco Tent at its last held re- view welcomed a number of the boys in blue who are members of the order. There were present from among the vel unteers at Camp Merritt Sergeant c. w. Hannah and PrivateS M. c. Cooper, John Love, Bert Minter, A. L. Walters and E. F. Barton of Company M, Seventh Cali fornia Volunteers; PriVates c. A. Dover, Fred Kniss and H. Haskell, Company M same regiment, and First Sergeant J. D. Mathews, Company NJ, same rcgi- ment; Sergeant J. H. Parsons and Pri- yates Perry l. Purdy and Andrew Prinz- ing of Company D, First North Dakota Volunteers, and F. B. Tichnor of Com pany F. Sixth North Dakota Volunteers. During the evening the visitors saw the prize degree team of the tent. in it's beau tiful regalia, initiate a candidate into the mysteries of the order It was the first time the visitors had seen the work done by degree team and they expressed themselves as greatly impressed. After the work and the closing of the tent the soldiers formed in column of two, and, acting as escort to the degree team and members, marched to the hall of Golden Gate Hive of the Ladies of the Maccabees in the same building and paid a fra ternal visit. The soldier boys and others were heartily welcomed The evening was spent in pleasant manner, there being songs, music and addresses, after which refreshments were served by the ladies' and as the soldiers were leaving lc~A members of their companies who are not Maccabees.
 In the Minnesota regiment that has gone to the front there are about forty volunteers who are Maccabees.
 KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.
 At meeting of California Castle, held last week, officers were nominated for the ensuing term and two applications for membership in the TN, death benefit be installed on the 9th of July by w. O. Macdougall, deputy supreme chief, and the ceremonies will be followed by a low jinks, and plenty of fun is promised.
 The new good of the order committee of the castle is F. A. Miller, Samuel Me- Call and w. O. Macdougall, who promise to make it interesting for the member ship during the coming term.
 The castle extends a cordial welcome to any members of the order who may be in the rank or file at Camp Merritt to visit it in its hall in the Native Sons building and Wednesday night.
 THE CHOSEN FRIENDS.
 The officers of Pacific Council were in- stalled last Friday night
 Social Council will have several candi- dates for initiation at it's next meeting.
 American Council is making arrange ments for the celebration of it's eightieth anniversary on the first Tuesday in August.
 Grand Councillor Boehm will shortly an nounce list of official visits for the present month.
 DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS.
 The entertainment and dance that was given last Wednesday night by the Daughters of Montezuma was attended by a larger number of people than ever found its way into Ruby Hall in the Red Mems building when this very active council has given an entertainment Tn. hall was crowded and the programme that was presented was a most en1oY-
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G0UHT TAMaLPAls SCENIC RAILWAY.
lYla Sansalitn Eerrr

(Vla Sausallto Ferry) e Leave San Francisco, commencing May | 1898: < Week Days-s:so a. m., 1:45 and 5:15 D.. m Sundays-s:oo. 800. 1o:o0. n:so a. u I:l5 and 2:3o D.
 July 4th. 1898. trains will run on Sunday tima Round trip from NH Valley si THos, COOK & SON. Agents eai Market
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CUSTOMS CONVERSATIONS.

Local customs collections in June s522,- 275, against S643, 200 in June, 1S97 and for the first six months of 1898 B, 033 211, against S2, 7I5, 800 for the same time last year.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
ASSOCIATED BANKS STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, July 2.-The F1nancier says: An expansion of SIP, 526, 800 in deposits. neces- sitating an extra reserve requirement. of s. 13l, 700, against which the gain in cash was only $2,939.00o, accounts for decrease of s192. 700 in the surplus reserve of the New York Clearinghouse banks for the week ending July 2. The unusual expansion In deposits is due mainly to the fact that the Government funds received from bond subscriptions are being placed in special depository banks. Thus the National City and Hanover National two of the principal institutions holding this money, reported to them a gain of over S9, 900 coo in deposits or 10 per cent of the total increase for the week. The gain in loans, however runs Is one of the most favorable developments of the week. In the last ninety days the loan expansion has been s25, 0o0 GOO and the total Is now about the same amount under the traordinary high point attained February 19. Deposits, however, surpass all previous ords by SIP 0o0, 900, and in view of the special operations of the treasury. will probably at tain within the next month a total far above anything yet recorded. The current statement operations which are bringing about the changes are well defined, and will continue to show for some weeks to come. The important point Is that the surplus seems to have at tained its higher average. AS heavy as the treasury expenses are, in view of the war, they will hardly equal the receipts bond subscription account, and while large part of the extra money will go into specially des- ignated banks, the operation will tie up more or less money. In the meantime there Is cessation of the demand for funds the part of mercantile and crop borrowers here and elsewhere, and these requirements will have to be met After July 14 the allotments of the money now lying idle All these circum- stances will have tendency to keep money thing approaching strngency, money will not be drug on the market, despite the fact that the country possesses something like $175.- GOO, 900 of specie and other currency which 1t
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKET.

Produce Exchange not in session. Bank Clearings gain as usual. Potatoes and Vegetables steady. Butter. Cheese and Eggs weak. Poultry nominal. Cantaloupes arrived from Marysville. Fruits about the same. Hops damaged by the wind. Provisions dull. Beef, Mutton and Pork firm. Silver unchanged. Lumber dull
 Larger Customs collections
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BANK CLEARINGS.
WEATHER REPORT.

Local bank clearings last week sl6,- 795, ,520 against $14, 263, CA for the same week last year
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COMMERCIAL WORLD.

Tasmania, 400 bales; secured. bhd91s 4d; greasy. 61sG10d.
 Cape of Good Hope and Natal, 600 balesl secured, SG11d.
 New Zealand. e7oo bales secured. 5Gps1sd.
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A SILVER. ANNIvERsARY

e The large hall of. the Odd Fellows build ing was crowded on the evening of last Thursday to Its utmost capacity, the oc- casion being the entertainment given by the local lodges of the Knights of Honor in celebration of the silver anniversary of the. founding of the order The hail was tastefully decorated, and the pro- gramme included many first-class mum bers M. l.. Grove, D. G. D.. who acted as master of ceremonies Tn his welcome address took occasion to give gentle re- hinder to those members of the order who persistently neglect to attend lodge meetings. Grand Dictator Archibald de- 1yered short address on the order, and while he was in the midst of it. was inter- rupted by the master of ceremonies who. on behalf of the order presented him a case filled with silver spoons, forks and silver plated knives. as a token of appre- clation of his work during the three years that he has been at the head of the or der The programme included songs, reci- tations, fancy dancing selections on the Zither. whistling solo and the singing of of 'The Star-spangled Banner by Mrs
 Susie Hert-Mark, the audience rising and joining in the chorus. The participants were Messrs. Mercy and McCreary, MT
 Larsen, W. J. Hynes. Baby Rotholtz. Miss Cordie Wetjen. Miss Mabel Smitten, Ed Lotz. F. E. E. Ffndley and the Co., lumbian Either Club Of the gems of the evening two are worthy of special men, ton. and these were the recitation by Miss Mabel Smitten and the rendition of the Blue Danube Waltzes'' by that
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CASH IN THE TREASURY.
LONDON WOOL SALES

WASHINGTON, July 2.-To-day's Treasury statement: Available cash balance, s21o 400, S46; gold reserve, $167, ,6O3 0S9.
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SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIe
 RAILWAY COMPANY. Tiharpn FerRHa Feet A2 Market YA
SAN FRANCISCO TO. SAN RAFAEL.

SAN FRANcIsco To. SAN RAFAEL. 3;30, 5:1O. 6:30 p. m. Thutsdays-Extra trip at 11:So p. m. Saturdays-Extra trips at 1:5o SUNDAYS s:sO. l1;O0 a m; 1;so s:sO. 500, 6:20 D. m.
 SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO. WEEK DAYS-6:10, 7:50, 920,. Il 10 a. m; 12 :45 $40, 5:10 p. m. Satnrdays-Extra trips at suNDEYs-S:io, $40 11:1o a: m; 1:4o. $40. 5:0o, 6:25 D. n.
 Between ser Francisco and schuetSen Park schedule as above.
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IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN.

Osceola Tribe, at its last held council added twenty pale faces to its member ship by conferring all the degrees upon them on that night. Several members were reinstated the same night.
 From reports received it Is apparent that the order in the reservation of Cali fornia will generally observe the Fourth of July by appropriate celebrations
 The arrangements for the grand cele- bration in this city are all completed. In the mounted division there will be eighty men dressed in costume, there are to be three floats, and 1t Is expected that nearly 1000 men will take part in the procession. The great chief of records, Charles F. Burgnan. has appointed the following as aids for the division of Red Men; L. c. Bertin of Seminole Tribe, V. de Marrais of Modoc. w. Burg of Pawnee, J. Mad son of Bald Eagle, M. J. Fairchild of Arapahoe and Archie Campbell of Monte zuma Tribe.
 The next session of the great council of California will be held in August. the first session being on the 2d of the month.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03

NOTE-In the above exposition of the tides the early morning tides are given Tn the left hand column and the successive tides of the day in the order of occurrence to time. The second time column gives the second tide of the day the third time column the third tide and the last right hand column gives the last tide of the day, except when there are but three tides, as sometimes occur. The heights given are additions to the soundings on the United States Coast Survey charts, except when a minus sign e precedes the height.
 and then the number given is subtracted from the depth given by the charts. The plane of reference is the mean of the lower low waters.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03

PORTLAND, Or. July 2.--wheat-walla Walla, soc; valley and blue stem, 62G6sc.
 WASHINGTON. TACOMA, July 2.-No change in wheat
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Stopping at intermediate points as required. ,,S G,o9Tnneetions-At stockton with steamboats of pany leaving San Francisco and Stockton at 6 p. m. daily at Merced with stages to and also with stage from Hornitos. Mariposa etc at Lankershim with stage to and from Madera
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PoRTLAND'S BUSINESS.
NORTHERN WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Or. July 2.-Exchanges. s1s2, 476; balances, s47, 24S.
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STEAMERS TO SAIL.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
 Office of the Lighthouse Board,
 WASHINGTON, D. C., June 27. 1898. TRINIDAD HEAD LIGHT STATION. Notice Is hereby given that on or about July 15, 1SsS a 4O00-pound bell will be established at this station on Trinidad Head, to be struck by machinery, during thick foggy weather, a single blow every ten seconds. The fog signal house is white, with a red roof, and its front is supported on a white trestle 12s feet above level. This notice affects the List of Lights and Fog Signals, Pacific Coast, 1S97,'' page 16. No 1925, and the List of Beacons and Buoys, Pa cffic Coast, 1SS7,'' page 30.
 By order of the Lighthouse Board
 FREDERICK V. McNAIR,
 Commodore, U. s. N, Chairman.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.

 KANSAS CITY, Jul 12.-CATTLE-Receipts 200 Market unchanged. of sales, s3 5oQ3 70; heavies s3 60Q3 80; pack CTS, 8 45ea3 TO- mixed. 8 35g3 65; lights B 30 G3 55: workers. 8 50GD3 55: ngs, $3g3 35. No sheep.
 OMAHA. OMAHA, July 2-CATTLE-Receipts, 1900; market strong. Native beef steers, s494 s5; 64 30; cows and heifers. 8 50@4 40; stockers and feeders. s SOC 90; bulls, stags. etc, $3G4
 HOGs-Receipts. e5oo market strong to Sc higher. Heavy, s3 60613 6715; mixed. 8 COO 62a; light, 8 55@3 50; bulk of sales. 8 6O9 65.
 rHEEP-Receipts, 800; market steady. Fair to choice natives, 8 S014 70; fair to choice Westerns s3 7oG4 50; common stock B 5O@ 25 lambs, s4g6
 DENVER. DENVER. July TTLE.Receipts, 100; market quiet. Beef steers. B S044 SO: cows, s3@4; feeders freight paid to river, s3 5oG54 40: stockers, freight paid. 8 s0g4 SO; bulls and stags, g 5023 50.
 BOGS-Receipts none. SHEEP-Receipts, none. No market July 4.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD,

Via Sausalito Ferry. From San Francisco, commencing May l, 1Ssa
 WEEK DAYS: For Mill Valley and San Rafael-700. 'S:oo 's:3o, 11:oo a. m.; 1;45 3:2o' 4:0o. 6:15, '6:00 6:30 p. Extra trips for San Rafael on Mondays Wednesdays, Saturdays and. Sundays at I:30
 SUNDAYS For NH Valley and San; Rafael-"S:0O. ss:00. s10:0O, 11:e0 11:30 a m.; .1:00 *145. '2 80 4:O0 5:30. 6:45 p. m Il zoo a. m. does not run to San Rafael . 5:S0 D. m. does not run to MllI Valley. Trains marked run to San Quentin.
 THROUGH TRAINS. zoo a. IT. week dayS-CaZadero and way sta nss 3:20 p. m. Saturdays-Cazadero and way sta ns 6:15 p m week days (Sat. ex.l-Tomales and way stations. 500 a. m. Sundays-Cazadero' and way stations t:45 p. Sundays-Point Reyes and way sta ns.
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Tomatoes continue to advance, being scarce steady.
 Potatoes and Onions were about the same.
 POTATOES-New Potatoes, 40955c in sacks and 45@70c in boxes for Early Rose, and 40960c in sacks and 45990c in boxes for Burbanks.
 ONIONs-New. 3Q60c per ctl for red and S5" 95c for yellow
 GETABLEs-Asparagus s1 5Oa2 for extra large s1q1 25 per box for No. 1, 50@75c for small; Green Peas. s161 % per sack; Garden Peas 2021ao per ID; String Teans, 1Q3c per lb; Wax Beans, 11zG2c: Summer Squash, 25940o per box: Bay Squash, 50@S5c; Green Peppers. 75c9S1 25 for Chile and $1G1 50 for Bell; Dried Peppers. 5@6c; Cabbage, soc per ctl; Carrots. 30 95Oc per sack Marysville Cucumbers. 25@76c per box; Bay Cucumbers. s111 25; Vacaville Tomatoes, 75c@1 25 per box: River Tomatoes s2Q2 50; Green Corn, 50c1s1 50 per sack for Vac avlle and s2G02 50 per crate for Bay; Garlic. 2Q3c per lb; Green Okra 15c per ID.
 PERFORATED VEGETABLES - Potatoes, sliced. raw. 12c per ID in lots of 25 lbs; sliced dessicated 169..c; granulated, raw, 13c; Onions. COG: Carrots. old. 1Sc; new, 1Sc; Cab bage BOG; Sweet Potatoes, BOG: Turnips. 25c; String Beans, 30c Tomatoes, soc.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03
FRIENDs OF THE FOREsT

Pioneer Lodge No. last Tuesday even ing gave pleasant 'at home in Wash ington Hall, which was attended by a great many of the friends of the members. In addition to the good programme of dances. there. were vocalizations by Claud and Lee Vanhanm, Mr. Harrison and Mr Petrie. The party did not break up until af iprhf
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03
YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE.

'What Constitutes a Man?" Is the title of the lecture to be delivered by Rev. E. H. Younan, c. s. F., before Cathedral Council on next Thursday evening In Metropolitan Hall.
 The next meeting of the board of grand directors will be held on the 11th and the lecture bureau will meet to-day to ar range for future course of lectures
 The grand council of the northwest jur- isdiction will meet in Victoria, B. C., on the 18th of August.
 Fraternity Council of East Oakland gave a pleasant entertainment last Fri day to large attendance.
 The council at Santa Rosa recently ten- dered a reception to Rev. Father J. M Cassin, its spiritual adviser, on his return from vacation.
 There Is some talk of a district meeting of the councils of San Rafael, Petalurna and Santa Rosa.
 The Jurisdiction of Pennsylvania will show an increase of twenty-eight coun- cils during the past year.
 Gran President Iaskins and Grand Di- rector Princevalle recently visited the council at Marysville. They will visit the council at Castroville to-day and the one at Menlo on the 5th.
 Grand Director Hayden visited the council at Sacramento on the 23d and Grand Director Kugelberg visited the council at Redwood City on the 18th.
 F. J. Murasky Is announced to deliver lecture before St. Vincent Council at Petaluma.
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FoREsTERs OF AMERICA.

William Henry Johnson. paG. chief ran ger and for many years financial secre- tary of Court Robin Hood, died on the 23d of last month after an illness of eight months. He leaves widow and five chill dren. He was a most genial companion and he will be sadly missed by all the members of the court. His funeral took place from St. Stephens Church, Rev. E.. J. Lions officiating. A large number of the employees of Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson. where he had been employed, sixty members of Court Robin Hood, and Iiop
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charming whistling soloist. Miss WetJen. The affair terminated with Sall.


At the meeting of Court Yerba Buena last Tuesday Recording Secretary Ben I. Salo- mon and Court Deputy Walterf l. Avery were elected representatives to the High Court of California, which Is to meet in October.
 Elfresh and Supreme Deputy Ben 1. Salo- mon will leave for Toronto for the pur- pose of attending the session of the Su- preme Court
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LOCAL MARKETS.

NOTE-AB the Produce Exchange has ad- 5ourned to Wednesday there quotations for cereals. millstuffs and the other articles dealt in on the exchange.
 POTATOES, ONIONS AND VEGETABLES.
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WooDMEN OF THE WORLD.


 Tuesday night, June q. Western Addition Camp gave an entertainment to its lady friends, which, like the public gatherings of this camp In the past, was well attended and greatly enjoyed. There was fine pro- gramme of song. music and recitation, and every number was applauded to the echo. Since last January this camp has doubled its membership.
 Sunset and Mission camps will hereafter meet in Mission Masonic Hall, one of the finest in the city.
 Tamalpais Camp, but three months old gave its first entertainment-a public one last Wednesday, and it was great sue cess as to attendance and merit of the programme: The camp proposes to hold an open meeting once a month.
 A new camp has been organized, at Oceanside and one is being organized at Bakersfield. That will make four during June.
 The Beetle and Wedge is the title of a new paper published in this city in the interest of the order. It Is neatly printed, well arranged as. to matter and decidedly fraternal, and will, no doubt, be popular with the choppers.
 General Organizer George K. Rogers announces the following visitations: To Cloverdale, July T.. Ukiah, July, 2;o VII Its. July and ,; Middletown, July s; San Jose, July Il; South San Francisco, July 13; Calumet Camp. San Francisco, July l9; San Francisco Camp, July 20.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03
COMBINATIONS OF THE F OF A

Last Monday evening at the meeting Of the Past Chiefs Association of the Com panions of the Forest of America the members present agreed to give their sup port to. Ira w. Coburn, the new grand chief companion. The members of the as- sociation will visit the various circles and give such advice as may tend to benefit the circles and advance the order. It will be the aim of the visitors to teach fraternity and show how ruinous it Is for members to allow petty jealousies to creep in to the detriment of circles.
 On Tuesday night Excelsior Circle gave a social in the Social Hall of the Alcazar. There was a large attendance and as it was designated as a flag social the decor a1ons were American flags and each per son entering was given small flag. There was good programme of dances, and those who love to whirl in the maZy waltz had most enjoyable time.
 Last Wednesday night Inter Nos Circle received by card into its membership Mrs. A.. B. McLuth, past grand chief com 'panion, and made arrangements for pie nic to be given in a short time.
 Hamlet Circle gave an entertainment last week in aid of the boys in blue, which was very successful. There were a series of tableauX and vocal and instru- mental music, also a farce.
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THE CALL CALENDER
SUN. MOON AND TIDE.

SUN, MOON AND TIDE. United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Times and Heights of High and Low Waters at Fort Point, entrance 10 San Francisco Bay. Published by official thority of the Superintendent.
 NOTE-The high and low waters occur at the city front (Mission-street wharf about twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point; the height of tide is the same both places.
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THE NATTNE. .DAUGHTERs.

<. The officers of Alta Parlor were pub ncly: installed last night by Mrs. Theodore Lunstedt. D. D., the work being done to perfection in the. presence. of an audi ence that crowded Shasta Hail.
 be installed on Wednesday, next, and those of Fremont ParEor will be installed on the 9th. It is probable that the off, cers of. Buena Vista Parlor will be ln- stalled in public on the last Thursday in the current month,
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LIQUIDATION DIVIDEND.

The total shipments Of lumber during Ma. 1897. were 3,452, IF feet, valued at S65, 407.
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THE DRUIDEsSES

At It's last meeting Fl Dorado Circle, the baby circle, initiated three candidates. | This circle will give its first picnic at l PittSville Park to-day and arrangements ] have been made for pleasant outing.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-23
PAYS ron THE CARDINAL CRIME.
A Kentucky Mob Quickly Deals
with "a Negro Rapist.

Tompklnsville. KY, Oct. 22.-News has
reached here of the lynchlng of Arch
Bauer colored, who committed an assault
on and attempted to murder Annie Nor
rison, Oldest daughter Of Henry Morrison.
a prominent farmer Of Cumberland coun-
t..
The crime was committed at the Morri-
son home yesterday afternoon about 3
oc.ock. Miss Morrison received wounds
that may prove fatal.
When the neighbors learned Of the crime
they pursued the negro with bloodhounds
and captured him in small cabin with
IN five miles of where the deed was com
mitted.
When they entered the negro begged
for mercy, but a moose In the rope was
quickly thrown about his neck, and he
was dragged, more dead than alive, to
the woods, where the rope was tossed
over the limb of tree, and he was hauled
into the air.
The lynchers left the body and disap-
peared. Eight bullet holes were found in
the body this morning. The remains were
buried by Bauer's relatives.