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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-02-28

There is a great juggle going on
at Annapolis in which the German
ring is trying to cheat the people
out of the Australian Ballot law.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-02-28
Ne1lr0IOIc Persons

And those troubled with nervousness resulting
from care or oyerwork will be relieved by taking
BrOlOn'S IRON BitterS. Genuine
has trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-02-28

Chicago won the Worlds Fair in
the House on the eighth ballot.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-02-28
ARRIV AL

OF another bale of "A Standard Muslin 10 cts per
yard below retail price of similar goods in regular
stock. ~oA
We are making especial effort to push off ac-
cunuated stock, by lowering prices on all such goods
as an 1nducement Bear this in mind when maxine
your purchases of Queensware &C., &c.
BIG DRIVE IN SUSPENDERS!
Over 400 pairs of various qualities and DESIGNS
from sets. upwards
E. R. BURLINGTON
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-02-28
February.

We are making preparations for Sprt7as Trade and
10e Ehd our patrons doing just the same thins
D1t'41S tbs month ne are urging the fol-
IO10ing goods at popular prices:
Cutting Boxes Corn Shelters, Wheebarrows South Bend
Plows Plow Repairs, Roofing Felt Carpet Felt, Steel
Harrow Teeth, Iron and Steel, Springs and Axles,
Carriage Poles and Shafts, Rims and Spokes,
Wheels, Carpenter Tools, Pump Oil Cans,
Churns, Lanterns Coffee Mills Shoe
Backing Clothes Wringers,
Horse Clippers, Fence Wire Cucumber Pumps, Crosscut
Saws, One-man Saws, Wire Nails Neatsfoot OIL Black
Harness Oil, Machine Oil, Castor Oil, Tanners Oil,
Linseed OIL Axle Grease, Soapstone Grddes,
Never-break Skiliets Handled Axes,
Ready-Mixed Paints Stove Backing.
HAINEIS 81 KIRK.
Rising Sun, Maryland.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-02-28

~ JOB Printing of all kinds.
The morning call., 1890-05-03

West. Alter the court closed the members and
visitors adjourned to a neighborng restaurant,
where collation. was served
Court Golden Eagle Is steadily increasing In
membership. Last Thursday two candidates
were initiated and three others proposed.
Court Magnolia Initiated three candidates last
Friday evening. elected six others and accepted
Inc applications OF eight new candidates A
committee was appointed TO meet with like COM
mittees from Courts America and Ell Dorado, to
make arrangements Tor an ente rtaiument in the
near future.
Court Preside initiated three candidates last
Wednesday evening aud received the applica-
tions of two others.
Court Pride of Alameda Initiated two candi-
dates last Friday evening. The lnitiatory cere-
mony had not been more than concluded when
messenger arrived aDd informed the court of the
sudden death OF G. q. Smith, one OF the Oldest
members of the court. After instructing tho
Chief Ranger to make all the necessary arrange
ments for the funeral the court adjourned in re-
speet to the memory OF the deceased
Court Bonita Initiated seven new candidates
last Monday, and received four other applica-
tons.
Junior Court Pride OF California, No. 8, is
progressing RAPIDLY, twenty members having
been Initiated within the last three months The
finances are in good condition, the assets now
amounting to $500. The success of the last open
meeting has encouraged This court to hold an
other one on Friday evening, 30th inst.
The morning call., 1890-05-03

handsome double manual pipe organ Is being
placed In position at the Congregational Church.
William Stephenson and wife, who have been
spending several months in Liverpool England,
their former home, have returned to this CITY,
There are rumors OF The erection by capitalists
OF a hotel and bathing resort on the Alameda
beach, 10 cost 100000, and 1t Is said an eligible
site is being sought
AT the meeting of the Board of Health last
evening Health Officer Mclean reported that
ten deaths occurred during the month of ApIil,
giving an annual death rate OF twelve per thou
sand Inhabitants.
q. y. Carlson presented fifty-fve.foot pole TO
the Porter School and expected to see It raised
at the same time the flag was. but he was disap-
pointed. Carlson regards the refusal of the
school authorities to accept his gift as an insult
The funeral Of N w. Palmer late City Treas
urer OF Alameda, took place yesterday after
noon. Rev. John Kirby officiated aud the pail
bearers were j. n. Webser, b. Benedict, r. A.
Smith. DIR. William Simpson, T. ID. Rathewson
and A. s. Barber, the latter three representing
the Society OF Pioneers of which the deceased
was a member.
The Alameda Improvement Association has
taken III hand the project OF establishing a chit
dreD's playground In Alameda. This city Is at
present without any public park, and 1t is pro-
posed to supply this deficiency IN measure by
chlldren's playground. The idea originated
with L. Dohrmann and is meeting with general
approval. The matter is now in the hands OF a
committee consisting OF L. Dohrmann, George
H. Payne, Z, I. Dickinson, Michael Kane and
DIR. j. L. Mclean
The morning call., 1890-05-03
Sons of st. Genrra.

Burnaby Lodge No. 1914, will. in conjunction
with Unity Lodge, No. 81, Knights of Pythias,
give ball at B'nai Birth Hail, on Saturday
evening the 3lst inst, for the benefit of Benia.
min c. Holmes. who recently had the misfortune
to lose his eyesght.
Union jack Lodge No. 800, has dropped its
with Pickwick Lodge, No. 259. to which subor-
diBate II has transferred its funds and roll OF
membership. The amalgamation was consum-
mated last Monday evening at the regular meet
ing OF Pickwck Lodge.
The third annual picnic at Agricultural Park
san Jose, proved TO be a financial success and
WIN yield handsome sum TO be divided among
the lodges in this district. Nearly two thousand
people from this city were present, aud over a
thousand tickets OF admission were sold In tho
Garden CITY. The tug-of-war between the lodges
OF San Francisco and Alameda counties was won
by The team from PickwicK Lodge.
Albion Lodge, No FOG, Of Oakland. Is making
arrangements Tor an entertainment ana bali at
A. o. U. w. Hall on Wednesday evening the
I4Ih inst, e. ~
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California Lodge, No l, had a wellattended
meeting on Monday evening, when the inIliatory
WAS conferred.
Western Addition Lodge, No. 2s5. held a liter.
airy and musical entertainment at its hall. corner
OF Geary and Steiner streets last Wednesday
evening at which James G. Mcguire, q, r.. de
lYered an address,
Oriental Encampment, No. 81, meets this even
Ing and will probably have work.
san Francisco Lodge, No. 3, gave the initia-
tory last evening before large attendance of
members aud visitors.
The degree of Friendship Will be conferred by
Excelsior Degree Lodge, No. 2, at Its regular
meeting this evening in Prospect Hall
Abou Ben Adhem Lodge, No. 112. held we'll
attended meeting on Thursday evening when an
Initiation took place.
District No. l, J. Fl. Simpson, D. D. g. NJ, and
comprising California Lodge, No. l, San Fran
cisco, No. 3, Yerba Buena, No. ] g. Templar No
II, and Magnolia, No. %, will have union meet
ing with San Francisco Lodge No. 8, next Fri.
day evening. C. \. Jenkins, e. NJ, J. &. Ma
gulre, q. r., and other grand officers are ex-
pected TO be present. AS this will be The last
joint meeting of this district under Deputy Smp-
son, as lie IellIes from once the week following,
there Is no doubt but thai the hall will be
crowded 10 excess by an appreciatiVe assemblags
OF members thus hOnoring an able and efficient
deputy, who has had most successful term.
Al the meeting Of Templar Lodge, No. IT, last
Wednesday evening, there were over 100 MEM
Ders IN attendance 10 witness an initiation credit
ably performed.
The new Odd Fellows Hall in St Louis has a
library containing 500O volumes. II is sup
ported by the grand and subordinate lodges;
the former contributes $500 annually, while the
subordinate lodges donate so cents for every
new member Initiated. Brothers who visit the
city from other jurisdictions are allowed all The
privileges OF the lbrary-rOOm.
The sword used by the outside sentinel Ia the
eISampment OF Manchester is said TO be a relic
flOm tie widow Of Colonel Ransom of Norwich
Conn. II was procured from her in 1856 by
James Il. Henry and presented TO WonoIanset
Encampment by James q. Wing, 7. q. p, on
the evening OF February 20, 1856. Suitable
resolutions were drafted and sent 10 the widow
In recognition OF the eYent.-Statesman.
The morning call., 1890-05-03

Pacific Lodge gives its regular monthly social
next MONDAY evening III Union-square Hall.
The theater beueht Of Golden Rule, Empire
and Magnolia lodges Is to take place at The
Alcazar Theate: on Monday evening, the 18th
inst.
candidates last Tuesday evening.
Palo Alto Lodge received ana entertained a
number OF visitors last Tuesday evening and
added one more member TO lis roll
During the social given by Empire Lodge last
Wednesday evening {. c. ODonnell, p was
presented with bronze gayel, encased 10 an ele
CANT red plush, silk-iiued Case and ornamented
with profuson OF small ribbons.
Triumph Lodge, San Jose, Initiated four can
dldates at It's last meeting and expects to confer
The degree on a Ike lumber next Monday
night. Tie lodge now reports handsome sur
plus In It's General fuud, and Is Otherwise in a
prosperous condition.
The social given by Empire Lodge last
Wednesday evening was very weil-attended
and pleasant affair. The May social Will be
given in Saratoga Hall on the last Wednesday
evening this month.
The morning call., 1890-05-03

Washington Council, No. $50, had an evening
with Lonefelow at its meeting Tuesday
evening last, conducted by the orator of the
council, Mrs Z. i. Cooper. The exercises con-
sisted OF selections and quotations from the
works OF the wellknown poet, interspersed
with vocal and plano solos, recitations and brief
remarks by visitors and members. w. A. Dun
das, j. G. of Bohemian Council, was present and
entertained the council with some vocal selec-
lions. james Linf0rtb, ID. ID. q. C., was also
present and Installed j. |. CFOwelI, the V. G.
elect, to ill the vacancy caused by the death of
q. n. Cousens. This council has been adding to
Its members recently and has now three applca-
lions pending
Phoenix Council, No. $780, gave its regular
monthly social after its last meeting. An ex-
celent musical and literary programme was
well rendered. Dancing concluded The feStiyF
ties oil the evening, Which was Il very enjoyable
one.
Bohemian Council, No. Pei, had an initiation
at lis last meeting and has several applications
pending. This council has admitted six new
members since January 1st.
Myrtle Council, No. 1877, will celebrate the
ninth anniversary of its organization next
Wednesday evening at its hall in Shells Build
Ing. An excellent programme has been pre-
pared by an active and competent committee,
and no pans Will be spared 10 make the enter
tainment success. This council is the largest
In the State and one OF the oldest, and has on It's
roll many OF the most prominent members OF
The order.
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Chosen Friends.

Marin Council. No. 6, gave a very pleasant and
successful masquerade bail lately.
The q. &. will redistrict The city, after which
he will appoint his deputies.
a. q. Baker, ID. G. c., VIII organize a council
IN Alameda next Wednesday evening.
The councils OF this city and Oakland are max
Ing arrangements for picnic.
Charles H. Randall Council Will give an open
meeting on Monday evening, 18Th inst.
Golden Gate Council, No So held an open
meeting on Friday evening. 25th inst. and de-
llyered TO a widow the sum of $1,000. 1 he death
occurred i'll The month Of February, and the
money was received from the Supreme Council
in less than 80 days.
Washington Council No. 16, gave very sue
cessful ice-cream party on Wednesday evening
last.
The morning call., 1890-05-03
Ancient Order of roresser., F. S.

Court Adelaide, No. 7751, held a most inter-
esting meeting last Monday evening. Two can
didates were Initiated and several propositions
Tor membership received 1t was decided to
give an entertainment and ball at Bnai Birth
Hall next Friday evening. The proceeds 10 be
donated for the relief OF a member who has met
win severe accident, causing the loss Of the
use OF ms left arm for life. Henry T. LlpscOmbe,
p. c. r., OF Court Chesterfield, No 1885, Lon,
DON England, paid the court visit.
Court, Star of the Mission, No. 7197. was
nonoied at Its last meeting by visit from
number OF prominent officials.
Court manAmerIcan, No. 1872 at its last
meeting quickly disposed of all necessary bust
ness ana proceeded 10 entertain its many friends
VINO were IN waiting, Songs, Teeitations ana
games were INDUCED 10 Till a late hour. Great
amusement was created In one OF the games
where prominent visitor was the victor after a
most exciting contest. Refreshments followed.
The morning call., 1890-05-03

Excelsior Circle held house warming last
Thursday evening In It's new hall in Shiels Build
Ing. The regular business was quickly dis
patched and opened under the good and welfare.
Diana, Eclipse aud Twilight circles attended In
body.
Alcatraz Circle held lively meeting last Fri.
day evening. Three candidates were INITIATED,
and eight other applications were received. 1t
belng early In the evening yet, the circle and WIS.,
Circle, No. IS.
Golden Gate Circle held very pleasant meet
Ing last Monday evening. Eight new applica.
tons were received The Social Committee re-
ported that arrangements hac been made for the
annual ball OF the circle, ana that It would be
held In the latter part OF this month in Union.
square Hall
The morning call., 1890-05-03
Legion of tho West.

The meeting OF District 8. composed OF Ze-
nobia, No. IL, Noe Valley, No. "a, Kismet, No.
25, ana La Franchise, No. %, under the diree-
lion OF Louis c. knell, ID. ID. q. C., held last
Thursday evening. was a decided success and
well gotten up affair in every respect. large
attendance was present and great deal OF en-
fhusiasm was displayed. A bonbOn entertain.
1nent and dancing followed.
Friendship Lodge, No. IS. will hold its regular
open meeting next Monday evening, at Turner
Hall, Mission street. A special programme has
been arranged to make the occasion particu-
larry attractive and enjoyable. Refreshments
ana dancing are among the principal Incidents
OF the evening.
Jewel Lodge. No. -, has issued It's invita-
lion cards for a !" Home ReceptIon." to be given
in the Pytbian Castle next Wednesday evening.
Several OF the grand officers viii be on hand,
and no doubt the reception will be in keeping
with the excellent and agreeable manner this
lodge has Ia the way Of getting up affairs of this
character.
The order paid out s7s26 from the Special
Benefit fund during the month OF April Ia pay
ment OF coupons.
The district meeting Of District 4, COM
posed OF San francisco Lodge, No. IT; Mission
star No: 20; Pacific No. %; Washington, No.
70, ano Lave YAK; No, 30, last Saturday evening,
was well attended. Remarks OF an interesting
and entertaining nature were made by the grand
Oineers, district deputies and others present
washington Lodge. No. %, had limitations at
its last meeting, and received several applica-
tions.
District 2, Frank E. Webb, d. d. G. c..
and comprising Warwick, No. =; Jewel. No. -
city, will hold union meeting with the latter
louge ON Wednesday evening. 2lst inst A
number of The grand officers will attend. and a
splendid programme OF entertainment will be
provided.
Starr King Lodge No. 10, Initiated five eand.
dates last Wednesday evening and Will have four
more at It's meeting next Wednesday evening.
Ancient Order Foresters OF America.
Court EucleiaD held an enthusiastic meeting
last Monday evening. Three candidates were in
ltlated and six others proposed.
Court San Francisco strides onward In man.
neI that Is making members of the order believe
that this court will be the banner one, as regards
membership, in this city before the end OF the
year. Last Thursday evening seven members
were added to the roll.
Court Mayhower Is making satisfactory prog
ress. Last Monday evening two candidates were
Initiated and three others proposed. Last even
ing an entertainment and ball gwen under the
auspices OF this court was a financial aud social
success.
Court Washington was the recipient OF fra.
terDal visit last Thursday evening by delega tons
from Courts Magnolia, Bay City and Golden
The morning call., 1890-05-03

These lots are reached by the Omnibus Cable Com
panys cars, which pass In front of the property on
Frederick ST., and also by the McAIster and Hayes
SITS. cables-each within block.
Lots in this locality rapidly being built upon,
and II viii soon be hard TO find desirable vacant
lot for building purposes in the neghborhood This
fact, in connection with the proximity OF Golden
Gate Park will cause these lots to steadily advance
in value.
The lots are all on the grade and ready for build
ing. Streets severed and macadamized.
This locality is just the place for home, or to
build flats, as they will readily rent and pay hand
some income on the Investment These lots
specially well situated, Grove and Fulton sts are
here the main drives to the Park-a feature which
will always afford pleasant outlook for those who
may build.
Don't fail to visit this property and mark your
catalogue before the day of sale.
TERMS-0ne-half cash; balance in equal
payments in and 2 years at per cent
interest.
Taxes paid to June 80, 1885, Abstract furnished
to day OF sale for use Of purchasers.
For further particulars. catalogues, etc. apply to
BoyEE, TOY Co., Auctioneers,
10 Montgomery ST., under Lick House.
my 1 3463 l01l7t
The morning call., 1890-05-03

from the Grand Lodge of Missouri were in
structed to favor the adjustment of the present
ritual and the return to the ritual OF 1888.
In last Saturdays column 1t was announced
that four assessments woufd be levied in this
Jurisdiction this month. The item should have
read three, although IL was originally intended
by the Grand Lodge officers TO levy the first num-
ber but after computing the balance on hand
and the losses TO he paid, three assessments were
found to be ample to pay all claims.
The printed proceedings OF the last Grand
Lodge session will be ready for distribution next
The morning call., 1890-05-03
Knights of Honor.

Next Saturday evening at O'Clock delegates
from the lodges In this city and Alameda county
viii meet In the Alcazar Building 10 make ar
Engagements for the celebration of the seven
teentb anniversary OF the order, which will take
place on Monday, June Both.
c. II. NJ. Curry, e. R., with Deputies Archibald
and Meyer, visited Ivy Lodge, No. 17l6, on FRI
day evening. tile 25tl ult. The lodge-room was
crowded and Interesting remarks were made by
the visitors ana several members OF the lodge.
Ivy Is steadily increasing its membership.
Liberty Lodge, No. 1896, having outgrown its
old quarters. has moved to 20 Eddy street. This
lodge was instituted last September. Ii has now
membership OF 1O2. aud will Initiate eight can
didaies al its Xt meeting.
The morning call., 1890-05-03
Order of the Golden shore.

Large meetings have been the order of the
week ia all The lodges visited by tile supreme
officers. Mayhower, California, Oriental, Unity
aud Triumph lodges had the largest meetings In
the history of the order.
There IS over 1900 In the Endowment Fund
10 the hands OF the Anglo-California Bank and
this eau only be used for the payment OF coupons
as they mature.
An official visit will be paid Frui,vaIe Lodge
la It's new quarters in Oakland on Monday even
ing, the 18th Inst, by Tie supreme officers aud
IL Is expected that many members from the CITY
WIZ Holm IN the visitation.
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AGAIN IN THE TOLLS.
Joseph Keane Arrested for Burglary

Joseph Keane Arrested for Burglary OF
sixth-street House.
Joseph Kane, alias John Kane, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon at about 5
O'CLOCK and placed in the Southern Station
on Charge OF burglary in the second de-
gree. Kane gained entrance to Sixth
street clearinghouse with couple of but
ton-hooks and was caught in the very act
of theft On his person was found muir
derous weapon resembling a stiletto but
nothing which would indicate that he had
been long in the house. He was released
from an arrest only a week or so ago on a
similar charge and is not by any means a
stranger to the police.
The morning call., 1890-05-03

Eureka Encampment, No. "a, admitted five
new applicants on Thursday evening. The
whole work OF the order will be properly ex-
einplihed on Thursday evening next. The q.
Z. and G. S. are expected to be present, as well
as other grand officers.
Oak Leaf Eneampment. No. 20, in Oakland
viii! move into anew hall next week, aud will soon
be In running order. They have a number OF
applications filed.
Golden Gate Eneamnment, No 90, was visited
last Wednesday night by Orion Encampment
No. II, which turned out in full force. and also
by large delegation from Eureka, No. IA.
Dancing and other social pleasures were In
dulged In, aud made the hours pass very quickly
This encanpnent will initiate several candidates
al its next meeting.
Mount Horeb. No. Go, viii Initiate several can
didaies at its next meeting.
A new encampment will soon be started at
Santa Rosa. The e.. o. will soon go there for
thai purpose.
The morning call., 1890-05-03
Companions of tie Forest. A. o. F. F. S

Washington Circle, No. 1, at last meeting ad-
1ourned early, according to agreement, and
opened the doors for the admitfance OF the many
friends In waiting. A most enjoyable evening
was passed.
Cambrian Circle, No. 101, is rapidly Increasing
in membership. five were Initiated at Its last
meeting and several names were submitted for
membership. Under the head of Good and
welfare" an excellent programme was rendered
which was well received by all present.
Twin Peaks Circle No. 1O2, was Instituted In
Rohweder's Hall Seventeenth aud Noe Streets
last Friday evening. Fifty-two members were
enrolled on the list OF membership. Mrs. A. NJ
phllllps, 5. &. c. c.. Mrs. E. r. Ray, S. G. s., and
Mrs. NJ. Asher, 5. e. ]. g.. assisted by the Off
Quoted The ceremonies in most impressive
manner, after which the meeting was duly
closed and the many friends in waiting admitted
Dancing and refI eshments were then INDUCED in.
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Loyal knights, A. o. U. w

The members OF Oakland Legion, No. 3, have
sent forward their names for beneficiary certif-
Gates for $1,000 each.
The g.. @. and 6. T. and visiting comrades
fom Oakland paid fraternal visit to san Fran
cisco Legion, No. 2, at It's last session.
1t has been about decided to do away with the
compulsory feature OF requiring all members TO
uniform themselves and to make this voluntary
hereafter, with the expectation that each legion,
however, VIII have drill corps uniformed.
The morning call., 1890-05-03
PALACE HOTEL.

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model hotel Of the world Fire and earthouako
proof. Has i've elevators. Every room Is large
light and airy. The ventilation Is perfect bath
and closet adjoin every room. All rooms easy
OF access from broad, light corridors. The central
court, Illuminated by electric light. Its immense
glass roof, broad balconies. carrlage-way and trop
cal plants. are features hitherto unknown IN Amer
can hotels Guests entertained on either the Amer
lean or European plan. The restaurant Is the finest
in the city Secure rooms in advance by telegraph
ing. THE PALACE HOTEL.
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