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FRATERNAL NOTES.
c. I. Pidwell Appointed Grand
Representative, l. 0. 0. F.

Golden Gate No. 80, Pacific, No. 1885, and
Oriental, No 144-lodges of F. and A. NJ OF this
city-beld stated meetings on Tuesday evening
and transacted considerable business.
Abou Ben Adhem Lodge. No. 112, l. y. D. +.
had a well.attenGed meeting last evening, when
important business was transacted.
California Council. No. 2, Royal and Select
Masters, at It's meeting on Tuesday evening, had
work III the degrees.
Unity Lodge, No. 81, Knights OF Pythias. at Its
regular convention last evening, conferred the
Amplfed Third rank.
Mission Lodge. No. 169 and Mount Moriah
Lodge, No. A, +. and A NJ, held stated meet
ings on Wednesday evening.
Confidence Lodge, NO. 1882. Knights OF Honor,
will not meet next Tuesday evening on account
of Admission day celebration. The next regular
session occurs on Tuesday evening 23d inst.
DOric Lodge, No. 2l6, f. and A. NJ, at Its
stated meeting last evening. had work In the
FelIoWcratl degree.
Al the meeting of Yerba Buena Parlor No. 81.
n. 5. &. W., on Tuesday evening, seven candl-
dates were initiated.
California Lodge, No. l. F. and A. NJ, held a
stated meeting last evening and transacted bust
ness OF Importance.
Reuben Ii. Lloyd, Grand Representative TO the
Sovereign Grand Lodge, l. o. .. f., from thls
jurisdiction, has resigned and Cyril I. Pidwell
Assistant Secretary, +. G. of Templar Lodge,
No. II, aud 7. c. p of Oriental Encampment,
NO. 81. has been appointed In his stead. No
better selection could have been made. as Major
IuNtu is Ill every respect qlalllltu 10 III tlo
requirements OF the office, both by knowledge
and eX' erienee. He is one of the most prominent
members oil the order on the Pacific Coast, ana
there Is no one OF the % 900 ODD Fellows ID
California who will not join IN and say that they
are glad that SO worthy brother as Cyril l.
Pldwel has received an honor which he deserves
Tor good and efficient work In the cause OF
fraternity. Major ridwel Will leave for Topeka,
kans., next w dnesday 10 attend the annual
session OF The Sovereign Grand Lodge aud car
RES with him The best wishes Of all his friends.
EIoung Ladies' Institute No. IA Will give
bonbon party at B'nai B'ritn Hall, on Tuesday
evening, The I'D proX.
Seven Pines Circle, Ladies OF the G. A. r.,
held its usual meeting, last Monday evening.
visits 10 the hospitals and AlmshouSe were re-
ported aud acted upon. A testimonial was Or
dered offered TO Mr.. Elwell Of XII Dairy, for his
exceeding Kindness, in donating milk 10 the sick
and needy of the circle, and committee. COM
posed OF Mss. Fuller and Mrs. Cook was ap-
pointed TO present II.
b. Il. Nelson, supreme Reporter Of the knights
OF Honor, announces the following gain OF Mem
bershlp In the Jurisdictions named. for the week
ending August 3Oth Alabama II, Arkansas Is,
California D, Connecticut 4, Florida t. Georgia 2,
Illinois s, Indiana ., Kentucky 8, Louisiana |,
Massachusetts s. Minnesota l, Mississippi rs,
Missouri =. New Jersey 6, New York 10, Ohio g,
Pennsylvania 8, South Carolina z, Tennessee g,
Texas A. Virginia /, West Virginia l, WiscOn-
sin 2 North Dakota 2. Total, 2U6
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CAPTAIN MooREHOUsE's MIsHAP.
His Thrilling Slide "A Plank Full of


His Thrilling Slide on "A Plank Full Of
Slivers.
Captain Moorehouse of that gallant craft
Dasbing Wave met with a laughable mis-
hap at the Tacoma mill dock yesterday
morning. A number of men were moving
heavy stick of timber on a two-wheeled
truck along the dock toward the ship. when
one of the wheels struck the end of loose
plank. The captain was coming to meet the
truck, and stepped on the other end of the
plank just as the truck wheel went down.
As result Of this combination of circum-
stances the captain shot up into the air at
least thirty feet, posed gracefully on one
foot on the end of the plank like n spread
eagle. For moment he stood mOtonIess:
then the vibrations incident to the sudden
rise set in on the plank, and the captain
took header. He landed on his stomach
on the plank, and S lid smoothly and RAPIDLY
down 10 the truck, acquiring choice coliec
ton OF slivers on the way, but otherwise es.
capped unhurt.
He said afterward that he had heard of
people travelling down toboggan slide
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NO BADGES WANTED.
Alameda.

G. A. Swasey will be candidate for the
Republican nomination Of Justice of the
Peace. He was for several years Judge at
Globe, Arizona, and has been resident of
Alameda for the past two years.
The two local parlors of the Native Sons
will have parade this evening. After
marching through the principal streets they
will proceed TO the band stand in the park,
where addresses will be made by members
Of the order, thanking the citizens of Ala
media for so literally contributing to the
fund by which the two parlOrs are enabled
to make a creditabe appearance at the eele-
bratlon of Admission day IN San Francisco.
The Alameda improvement Association
held its monthly meeting last evening In the
City Trustees room, DR.. }. L McLran pre-
siding. Among the matters considered Was
the water supply. 1t was announced that
Captain Thompson. owner of the Arteslan
Water Works, positively refuses TO lay any
more mains, although they are necessity,
especially for extinguishing fires. The pur-
chase OF two chemical engines was urged by
2. w. Barton. in view of the insufficient
water supply, and a committee, CONSISTING of
Messrs MohEs, Dohrmann and Bartlett,
was appointed to confer with committee
from the Board OF Fire Delegates to con-
slider the matter and request the City Trus-
tees to take some action.
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ORDER OF THE GOLDEN SHORE.
A Number of New Lodges with Large

a Number of New Lodges with Large
Membership in Ohio.
Receipts are al hand for the payments 5000
ana $500, respectively. by reason OF the death OF
Mrs. Pier0yich and Gideon Wing, and The bene-
1ciaries have both shown their appreciation OF
the prompt payment by the order.
A Northeastern, o., writes from Ohio that the
order has gained three new lodges in that State,
with prospect OF several more aud assur-
ance of a membership of over 800. IL Will not
be long before this order Is established In nearly
every State of lie Union.
Assessment has been paid promptly by
all the lodges. and the receipts from asse -sment
for the month OF August have been larger
than for any month In The history of the order,
showing conelusively that the membership Is ill.,
creasing rapidly.
Oriental Lodge will initiate six candidates at
Its next meeting The officers deliver the secret
work without using the rituals, thus making the
ceremony OF Initiation very impressive and at
tracing many visiting members
Triumph Lodge. through the efforts OF Mrs.
Samuels, will Initiate five candidates Wednesday
evening. A large number OF visitors Is expected
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s. Strabhart, a Chicago crook, and W.
Rheinhart from New York, were arrested
last night by detectives Seymour and Han
ley and charged with forgery. They have
been operating in this city about five months,
and have been swindlng merchants by pre-
senting bills for collection from other firms
on collection days. Among those victimized
were Dodge, Sweeney IL Co. for SAT on a
bill due Russ, Sanders 81 Co.; Haas RIOS,
S37 20 and SIT Is; l.. d f. White S1i5 for
debt due ID. Keefe. Their scheme was to
send the checks received to other towns and
have them cashed. Rhenhart was caught
in Sacramento and Strabhart in this city.
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At about $50 last evening an alarm OF
fire was turned in from Box Sc, which turned
out the department and caused considerable
at the Old Club Stables, 4O7 Taylor street.
1t was soon eXtinguished, after having done
damage to the extent of $1,000. 1t resulted
from gas meter which had caught fire.
Richard Le6gett is the owner Of the stables.
None of the horses we're burned, having
been turned loose, but at late hour seven
were still missing.
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without waiting for the roboggan and he
now knew how it was himself. The only
loss attending the accident was bundle of
Salvation Army War Cries which the cap
tain intended to distribute among the sail
ors. As he went uD in the air he dropped
the rapers, which fell through the hole in
the dock and were l0st.-1acOma Ledger,
Sent Oh
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NOTICE TO DELEGATES.
CALIFORNIA STATE WORLDS FAIR
CONVENTION,

CONVENTION,
METROPOLITAN HALL, SAN FRANCISCO,
September l and II, 1890.
Adyiees have been received from The Secretary
OF - that you have been regularly appointed
a delegate to represent that association in the
State WORLDS Fair Convention. to be convened
in Metropolitan Hall, corner OF Filth and Jessie
streets. San Francisco, at o'clock "A. N. oil
Thursd y, the 11th Instant.
In accordance herewith, we beg herewith TO
hand you a card of admission, showing the num-
Der OF your seat. Please preserve this card, as
you viii need IL for admittance 10 each session.
That California may be properly represented
in the Worlds Columbian Exposition at Chicago
II is deemed necessary that all sections of the
State should acI III unison. aud TO devise means
whereby this may be accomplished Is the pur-
pose OF this convention. The government of
each county in the State and the commercial in
dustrlal, scientific and educational associations
of each county have been Invited to send repre-
sentatives and several hundred delegates have
been appointed. Realizing the Importance OF
this meeting 10 the welfare of the commonwealth
IL Is hoped that You Will not fail to attend
promptly.
Kindly advise us by return mall whether you
VIII be present.
Delegates coming over the lines of the South
ern Pacific Company should purchase straight
singleIrip tickets to San Francisco and take the
agents receipt therefor Upon presentation OF
this receipt, Endorsed by the Secretary of the con-
yention, 10 the ticket agent in San Francisco
delegates can purchase return-trip tickets at
one-fhird oil the regular fare.
Delegates taxing passage on the vessels OF the
Pacific Coast Steamship Company should simply
pay the usual fare to San Franc sco, aud by ap.
pllcation to the Secretary of the convention cer-
tihcstes will be issued emitting Them to return
passage at one-half the regular fare. including
meals and bertIls.
delegates residing on the line OF the San Fran
cisco and North Pacific Company should pay full
Iare 10 San Francisco aud obtain certificates
from Tue Secretary OF the convention, which Will
entlte them TO purchase return tickets at one
third The regular rate. This applies only to
points north OF San Rafael.
The North Pacific Coast Railway Company
claims that lis rates (regular) for trips
as low as the special rates made by the other
companies Tor this occasion. and refuses to make
any reduction.
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Accused OF Stealing.

Henry Woods was taken in custody yes
terday on charge of grand larceny, pre-
ferred by Thomas Rogers, who accuses him
OF stealing his watch, chain and razor.
Woods was arrested on East street, and the
possession.
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ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.-On motion OF NJ.
j. WaldheiGer and on presentation of a license
10 practice from tne Supreme Court of Colorado.
hoSsuth X. Caspar was yesterday admitted by
the Supreme Court 10 practice In all the courts
of AT
The morning call., 1890-09-05

Laura Arbuckle was badly injured in a
laundry at Santa Ana, on Wednesday. She
was caught in the mangler.
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The Crystal Baths.

Physicians recommend the Crystal hot sea
water tub and swimming baths foot OF Mason
street, terminus OF all North Beach cars. John
Farnham, Manager.
The morning call., 1890-09-05

BERTELING has The only reliable methods to
fit defective sight, APT Kearny street.
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Reasons Why You Should Subscribe :!

The Evening Bulletin" is pre.eminently the
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The geographical advantages which San Francisco en-
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FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.

Secretary Hayes Issues Instructions to
Delegates.
Secretary Hayes Of the Worlds Fair Con-
vention has issued the following circular
containing instructions to the delegates to
the Worlds Fair Convention held here on
September Nth;
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ELECTION NOTICE.
Notice of Meeting of Boards of
Registry.

NoTICE is hereby given that the Board of
IN Registry and Election in and for each and
every Election District or voting Precinct of the
County Of Hunterdon, will meet on Tuesday,
October Ia, 1890. and on Tuesday, October
2S, 1890, at seven O'Clock in the morning and
continue in session until nine O'clock in the eve
ming, for the purpose o ( makinga registration of
voters of said County, and to revise and correct
the original Registers. The places at which said
Boards will meet In the several Townships, Wards,
Boroughs and Election Districts are as follows
Alexandria-Vacant store opposite Hotel at
Mount Pleasant
East ethiehem-- House of William Connolly at
West Bethlehem-Ho Hotel at West Portal.
Clinton Townsh ip-Lowe's Hotel Lebanon.
Town Of Cir ton-Madison Building, corner
Leigh and Centre Sta. southwest room, second
floor.
North Delaware-Ents Hall sergesntsvIlle,
East Amwel--odd Fellows Hail, Ringoes.
Franklin-Bownes Hall. Quakertown,
Frenchtown-Town Hall Second Street,
Frenchtown.
High Bridge-Han in Deylin's HOTEL High
Bridge.
Holland--Gihson House Hall, Milford.
Kingwood-House of Stewart Kitchen, Baptist
Lambertvile--ist ward---Hibernia Engine
House, Main Street, between Ferry ard Swan
SITS. and Ward-Lyceum Hall, on Coryell ST., be-
tween Main and George SITS 3rd Ward-Austin
Green's wheeiwright shop, on Main St., between
Delaware avenue and Jefferson 81.
East Lebanon--George c. Apgar's, Woodglen
West Lebanon-Humphrey's Hotel, Glen Gard
ner.
East Raritan-Allen's Opera House, Pennington.
West Raritan-Court House, Pennington.
North Readington-Store of James Madison,
White House Station.
South MISUNDERSTANDING at Three Bridges,
owned by Ahram 5. Case, and adjoining Hotel.
Tewksbury-House of Jonathan Potter, Noun
tainvllle
Union-Peach Exchange Building, Jutland.
West Acknowledgements B. Holcombe's Store,
Mount Airy.
WIN. ID. BLOOM,
Sept. "a, 1890 County Clerk.
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WORLD PUBLISHING CO.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA
by Authority.l
IN ORDINANCE

To provide for paving the west side walk on IN,
north part of Union street extended
The Inhabitants Of he City Of Lambertpae do ordain
SIC |, That the owner or owners of all lot,
fronting on the west side of Union street, in the
Guy OF Lambertvile, beginning at the north end
OF the abutment of the county bridge at what was
known as the cricket ground and extending north.
ward to the north end of Union street, as extend.
ed by virtue OF an ordinance entitled, 3" An Ordi
nance to prov ide for the rther extension of I'm.
ion street and for the laying out Of Cherry street
In the city OF Lambertvile," passed Oct. Sd 1881
are hereby required within twenty days from due
publication Of this ordinance, TO grade and lay
thereon plank or board walk, four feet wide
leach plank or board to be VIII lite pine one foot
in width and two inches thick, according to surh
grade as may be furnished by the City Survey or
laid on such sleepers supports may be requir.
ed by the Street Committee, under whose super.
vision the work must be done
SEC z. That If the owner or owners of any lots
or lots. fronting on the west side Of North Union
street extended as aforesaid specified, shall neg
iect or refuse to grade and lay such plank or board
walk as aforesaid. in accordance with the provis.
ions ana within the time specified in the prev ious
section of this ordinance ii shall be the duty of
the Street Committee to cause the same 10 be
done forthwith in good and substantial manner
and to hle a statement OF the expense thereof
apportioned and appertaining to each lot with the
City CLERK, which expense shall be lien upon
any such lot, to be enforced and collected in ac.
cordanee with the provisions of the city charter
SIC. 3. The Common Council reserve the right
to order said sidewalk to be reaid with the same
or any other material ard of such width as they
may determine at the expense of any such owner
or owners OF lots fronting thereon, whenever they
SHAH determine that there is public necessity
for so doing.
Passed Oct. Ia, 1890.
GEO, W. TRAUGER,
President of Common Council,
ToRBERT CoRYELL, Mayor.
Attest:-w II. WILMoT, City Clerk
Oct. 20. 1890.
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ZINC editor Of Tnr Rroonp wishes to

The editor of The RECORD wishes to
correct statement of the H,0ategdos
Democrat to the effect that the clique
that was opposing bis (the edtor's) nouii-
nation ''drove the delegates to William B.
Niece" In the main, the statement of
the Democrat is correct, but that is not
correct. On the contrary, it was by the
editors advice that Mr.. Niece consented
to become candidate, after considerable
urging. The nomination is one that we
should have favored, had his name been
suggested before the meeting of the con-
vention, and il none the less meets our
approval because it came unexpectedly.
We consider Mr.. Niece thoroughly
honorable, fair and square man, no ring
ster, man who is moderate in his politi-
cal feelings, and who II elected will do
that which he believes to be best for the
interests of his county and district, ir-
respective Of politics.
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More trouble in the Hudson County

More trouble in the Hudson County
Happy Family. County Clerk McLaugh-
lin refused to certify to the regularity of
Jeffersonian nominations. Mr.. Allan Nc
Dermott, who is chief GRAND boy to Gov
ernor Albeit, advised Mclaughlin that he
could not i gally issue the certificate. For
a while, Boss Davis was nightly tickled
that Thinker, his pet aversion, could not
have place on the list of certified candi-
dates. Then Timken's friends who are
German, declared war on Davis friends,
who are chiefly Irish, and war of races
was imminent. BY way of retaliation, Mr..
Thinker and the rest of the Jeffcrsonian
candidates advised their friends to vote for
the Republican candidates in order to de-
feat the ring. Astonished at this unex-
pected turn of affairs, Boss Davis sets up
roar of rage and pain. He charges that
| McDermott and Albeit shave put up a
! job" to defeat him and his gang, and
that the refusal of County Clerk Nc
Laughlin to certify the Thinker ticket is
part of a conspiracy to ruin him lDavis)
politically. AS this is clearly family
disturbance, we hesitate to NEEDLE with
it. But it must be obvious to any intelli-
gent observer that Mr.. Davis does his
friend Albeit injustice The Governor
would not desert his old pal in his ex
tremity.
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LAMBERTvILLE. N. ].
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 30, 1890.

The Republican reports from all over
the District are very hopeful and indicate
the election of Mr.. W. B. Niece by good
majority.
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VIM. L. Scott, the Republican candi-
date for Sheriff, is an old soldier, having
served throughout the war in creditable
manner. The old soldiers in this section
who know him speak of him in high
terms. This is not singular. In his own
neighborhood, which is strongly Demo-
cratic, he is highly esteemed by all, so
much so, that he has two or three times
carried his township by big majorities.
He will do this again, and il reports are to
be believed, he will run away ahead of the
ticket all over the comfy.
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Consistency is jewel. But our New
Jersey Democratic editorial brethren are
not always consistent. A few years age
Republican legislature passed registry
law for larger towns and cities, which
caused great out-cry on their part, and
it was repealed, but last Winter Senator
Werts and other Democratic lights evolved
a "ballot reform" registration for the en-
tire state-country and town-but we have
failed to hear any protests from these same
Democratic editors.