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impatient of Restraint.
Chicago later Ocean.

Chicago IhItT UCedu
do away, bod. do away! Don't bodder
me now"
And then be threw another stick. That
one failed to bring down an apple. As he
raised his hand and took aim again he said :
"Do away. l say! Tan't 90 wait min
ute?"
His mother called him to her and said
BABY. to when were you talking
''Dod," he replied in the most matter-of-
fact tone.
God ?'' said the shocked mother. Why.
my child where was hep
HE WAS whispering to me-.
"What did be say"
"He said, Baby! baby don't frow stones !;
700 will HIT the poor little brides"
And the mother had nothing to say. Faith
and conscience were taking care OF the little
sonl and teaching their lessons better than
it was possible for her to do.
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A c,.nberrx-P,ckine Machine.

Many of the cranberry pickers on Cape
Cod use machine" which consists of a
small hox-like arrangement that straps on
to the wrist. At the end are long slender
steel nails like teeth. which shut together
by a movement of the hands, and the berri. :
are thus stripped off the vines in much less
time than can be Gone by hand work.
Many growers have claimed that this in
jures the vines. and some have not allowed
the use of them on their boys. But the
prejudice against them seems to be dying
out, and they are gradually coming into
general use. The crops are harvested in
much less time by the use Of them and the
pickers earn more.
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MiEcPiIHnRoua

Tie regular monthly meeting aud social Of
BickeIdyke Camp, Daughter OF Veterans. Will
be held at Mozart Hall, 1856 Fla ket street,
next Tuesday evening. These young ladies' al
ways present an acceptable order OF exercises.
Miss Lulu Higgins is captain, ard The soldier
girls are very earnest in making their receptions
agreeable.
Clan Fraser No. 70, Order Scottish Clans, cele-
brateS It's second anniversary at Scottish Han,
105 Larkin street, next Fl day evening As
usual its many friends will easily I'll the hall
NJ. NJ. N.-0fficial Tiles should always follow
the name Of the person, thus avoiding confusion
OF titIes-as J. b. Brown, p. q. NJ, Is much bet
ter than P. q. NJ. j. p. Brown.
Win cortespOnit MIS- please have matIer for
this department. reach this Office b. Friday and
will exchanges aud others simply ad iress papers,
letters. etc, "FBATERNAL SOCIETY EDITOR,
MORNING CALL"
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Knfghts of Honnr.
knights and Lati4s - uanor.

Equity Lodge of Sacramento has extended
general Invitation 10 The membership OF ihis cisy
TO visit 1t next Wednesday evening. An extra
bill OF fare has been prepared.
Martha Lodge on Friday evening presented 20
Its guests another of those choice programme
Tor which 1t is noted, to the delight OF many
guests.
This Will be week OF sociaDlIiy for this Ur
deF Tuesday evening Pacific enlertains It's
iriends at Union-square Hall. At the same bah
GU wednesday evening Excelsior does likewise.
ana on The same evening Paio Alto gives q dane
Ing party at FOresters' Hail.
Grand Secretary Carlton will visit Southern
California in the Interests OF The order early ext
mo
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Good Te1npIars.

International Lodge had Its hall crowded last
Monday evening at It's twenty-hfth anniversary
Addresses were made by Hon. Robert Thomp-
son and William n. Barnes. 7. c. I. The adj
dress of Judge Thompson gave an interesting
statistical history OF this sterling SUBJ
ordinate, showing IFS relation TO the orders
history and the connection OF its members with
tie nome for orphans, Grand Lodge. cadet
tempiars. etc 1t has ever met regularly and the
yarious branches of templar work received con.
slant and earnest assistance. The new officers
we're Installed by Miss Fannie Doughettv. D.
and the young ladies acting as waitrr sses. re.
treatments were served, and the pleasant even
Ing concluded. Many applications for member.
ship were received. The ledg meets ar MoZart
Hail, Market street. every Monday evening,
Evening Star Lodge viii hold an open meeting
at Its hall. Sixth and Market streets next Thurs.
day evening.
Good work Is reported among the Bands of
Hope.
All of the city lodges are doing very we'll
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Putting HIS Foo. In 1t.

Miss Clara Neutrality-suspicious. this Is
Mr.. Tutter. He was under the impression
that l was the only daughter. and l have
tiers.
Mrs. Winterbloom-Oh, yes. You must
meet Maude and Estelie. Mr. Tutier. They
are both of them older than Clara here.
Young Tutter (wishing TO say the right
thing)-I didu't suppose it possible. Mis-.
Winterhioom, that you could have any
daughters older than Miss Clara.
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A New Advertising Device.

Londoner lately patented an arrange
ment fer advertising in the clouds, aud
the necessary machinery, with powerful
lenses, will soon be in working order The
apparatus can be operated whenever eiouas
are visible. and during misty ana loggy
weather almost any size or style Of adver-
tisement. including portraits, dfawines.
figures, with or without colorss can 30
reflected.
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entertainment, dance aud COLLATION. on the even
ing OF the 29'h. The old mother lodge alwa avs
makes an evening agrees bic 10 visitors.
Grand Forem n Bo 9th Is doing excellent work
In California.
A new lodge was Instituted at San Pablo on
me l1th. Deputy Woodmansee has put IN some
thorough work here.
The old lodge Of san Mieucl is doing very we'll.
San Rafael Is preparing iOT 3 good time on
Thanksgiving eve, with the a. o. Z. w. as nests.
Much interest is expressed az many points la
the Degree OF Honor. and ere long number Oh
lodges viii be added 10 This State.
A largely attended memorial service, 10 nenot
OIL The Ia e DR.. Hugh DUhefIy s II. T.. was here
IN South Boston, Mass, recently. Caleb Spi agle'
I. U. NJ. W.. presided. Tie supreme L9dge W.
represented by ~ Edwaro Burt, s. NJ w. jean
Haskeli Butler delivered the Grafton and I. Z.
ingalls, spoke for The lodge
NJ oonh NJ. Hartley member OF Geld U Lodee
~ So ., oahta e. Is missing. Last heard from at
Spokane Falls. lie was a mecnanical engineer
leet u Inches high, brown hair, .say ewes, 80
years OF age The brethren Of Santa F. and
fafuily are anxious about him. Any Information
addressed 10 ii. Lindheim, Santa Re. VIII DC most
acceptabie.
January Is has been set apart as a
I'd day In honor OF Father Upchuren Il
~ hol 100 early for lodges TO prepare for proper
observance of The day
The g. I. National Fraternal Congress. re-
po.Ieu Iofty-hlhe beneficiary assessment orders
gong business In 1891, witt 2,6O5.097 mem.
D n, and an having paid benefits ia saa year OF
26.994.793 95. THIS does nos fncinae ali TIE
orders nor all The benehclarles paid The =. Q.
u. w. leads all others.
The SUPREME Court of kansas mas re Gently
beid that member must pay his assessm eai on
OF briore the 2Sth OF the month, o. his beneG-
clafy can not claim the $1,000, Ia case OF dea Cd.
Knights OF Honar.
Anchor Lodge has changed rs meeglng pights
10 every Tuesday evening at Fair oaks IL all, 70
Eddy street.
l. he cry lodges, like most Of the suhordinstes
OF ether orders, have been litfie quet during
erection times, but number OF them have aHal8s
on loot, 10 mateIiaiiZe ere long
Folaf Star Lodge No. 1927 IS arranging fer
another Of It's pleasant reunion ~ lis nlenlbeTs.
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Many OF the city tribes are doing first rate
Notwithstanding ihe excitement Of the election
times Osceola, Sotoyome, White Cloud. White
Eagle, Moaoc and Cray Eagle have been doing
extra we'll
The great saebem and other great chiefs will
be present at Teeumseh next Tuesday evening
when an extra large Dunber OF paIefaers Will be
adopted.
Afarata Council gives a ball next Thursday
evening. The uniformed rank is 10 be present
and lead the grand march.
Pecahontas Council was most successful in Its
recent rec ttioD parry. NJ. il increasing
rapidly, having ten adOptious last sleep.
Tahoe Ihieftain's League, U. r., Is adding
many TO its ranks. Fourteen will be received
next meeting.
George W. LOWE, &. S. is preparing his off
clai Ylsafions, arid has just issued circular Of
Information ana instruction.
The new III ual and floor work will go into use
on January ]. 1898. The competition Tor The
elegant trophy offered by lie Great Council will
be under Tie new ritual.
Osceola No. Il has its Invitations out for q
ball al L. U. b. Is. Hall on tie evening OF the
3Oih.
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
Steady Increase and Pros
perity Of the Orders.
Visitations OF the Grand cficers, L O. o. F.
Rapid Increase Of the a. o. U. w.
1tems-Etc.
omcial Assessmeut Table.
Mason


Mecca Temple of New York has decided TO
hold their grand Carnival at Madison SQUARE
Garden, on Thurs day evening, January 90 1898.
Medinah Temple of Chicago has formed a
STOCK company Tor the erection OF a twelve-story
building.
There are about forty temples of the Mystic
Shrine In foreign lands.
The Grand Lodge of California has ordered
10000 extra copies OF the address of Grand
Orator Lloyd 10 TO be printed for distribution.
The supreme Council, thirty-tbird degree VIII
meet 10 Chicago, third Tuesday In September,
1898. Representatives VIII be present from
many foreign countries. and royal reception
will be given them.
masonry was suppressed In Russia In 1920,
ana IN 1872 the Car issued ukase forbidding
the lodges TO reopen at any future time, which
law Is still vigorously enforced.
III has been the custom for many years In the
Grand Lodge OF Scotland to admit at the
age OF ID. AT the recent quarterly meet
Ing The age was very properly raised
TO twenty.one. During The last century and
the present unIl 1851 II was nos an uncom-
mon thing 10 find lads OF Is and II years of
age admitted AS members OF Masonic lodges.
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A Theatrical Item.

Johnnie Vanchump attempts to shove
billet doux in the hand Of Miss Highkicker.
but she refuses, saying: There is only
one man in the world from whom receive
letters"
"And who Is that most fortunate OF
men?" asks Johnnie.
"Ihe letter-carrier." Texas Sftincs.
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The March OF Propr.ss.

I'm days gone by the business man used
to take his pen in his hand" began Spuonrr.
And nowadays he takes his typewriter
Life.
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Perseverance Grove No. 10, which celebrated
Its tweniy-hth anniversary last month, was
Instituted with twenty-five charter members Of
whom six are still living and are members of the
grove, VIZ: +. GueDin. L. Grand, G. Lamarque,
ID. MariaDi and Z. L. Wagner. During its
existence it has jected 43 members, admit ed
by care IL, suspended Jos, buried 3d. Its
present membership is 1877. Ii has paid for
funeral benefits s7o0l 95 Tor widowed fam-
lies. $3.50; for sick benefits, $50, 635 So Its
pres Ut assets are S76S9 90
Deputy c. j. Il. Mr'Zier installed the officers
OF Sigel Grove No. Z on Monday evening aud
Schiller Grove No. IL on Wednesday evening.
Trmplar Grove No 19 will install its officers
next Thursd Y evening,
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INVITATIONS TO SMILE.

I've got scheme" said Sellers.
What is ftp"
why not feed sheep on the cotton plant
and grow shoddy right on the animal pr
PncE
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Not Far Wrong.

Mrs. Hardup (pausng in her writiDg)-
What is the name for tbs people who come
after Us?
MIR. Hardup without pGusing in his read
g)-Collectors.-Purk
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The Chance OF His Life.

Mr.. Henpeck life Is miserable.
Frend-What is the matter?
Mr.. Henpeck-Ob. my wife is ALWAYS
faring up at something and now she is
jealous of my typewriter.
Friend-Jealous of your typewriter !?
Good! This is the chance of your life.
Mr.. Henpeck-How?
Friend-Discharge your typewriter aud
let your wife take her place and then you
will be able TO do something you've never
done before in your life.
Mr.. Henpeek-What Is that?
Friend-Dictate to your wife.-New York
Press.
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A Wise ResnIxe.

Barrows-These railway accidents are
becoming too numer rus. j shall travel
hereafter on bicycle.
Mrs. Bsrrows-But accidents are Just as
common with hicycles
Barrows-True: but there are never so
many people killed. There's only one vic
tim In each case.-Harper's Bazaar.
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Actions Speak Louder Than wards.

Singleton-W omen must often feel like
swearing. but they don't care to do it.
Doubleday-Theyd don't, Ell? Ii scolding
the servants and spanking the baby to re-
lieve ones feelings isn't form Of pro-
fanlty I'd Ike 10 know what il is.-Puck
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The Disease LEFT Him with Nothing.
Miss Washington--Did de scarlet feyah
ieabe yO' wifi ennything?
Mr.. Johnsing-No indeed muffin Eben
nah henhouse wuZ stolen.-Judge.
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Oriental Rebekah Degree Lodge Is making
extra preparations for an open meeting and but
lefty social on The evening Of the 10th inst, at
Odd Fellows Han.
The Veteran Odd Fellows VIII ey invitation
pay visit 10 Fountain Lodge, Fourteenth and
Webster streets, Oakland, next Monday evening,
leaving by The 1880 narrow gauge boat.
Hen. James g. Mcguire, just elected to Con-
gress, Is one OF the able REPRESENTATIVES OF Cali
fornia 10 The Sovereign Grand Lodge.
Newman is making ample arrangements for a
great time at the dedication OF the new halI the
order has recently erected there at a cost of
$4,000. Grand Master SteekweH Grand Sec
IeIary Lyon and other officials will be present
Hon. Eugene n. Deuprry Will pronounce the
Grafton.
Garden City Lodge No. 142 is nourIshIng; so
IS Stella Rebeh ali Lodge. Both Ia the beautiful
fooihold.
Grand Mister Stoekwell and Grand Secretary
Lyon viii VISIT this week: Monday, November
Leandro; l6. Martinez; II. Crockett; Is, New
man; 10, sumner Lodge; 2l, Sycamore No.
129. and %. Unity No. 13l OF this city.
The Western fraiefnai press warns the breth-
rem against so-edlied Odd Fellows Worlds
Fair Bureau aud says II Is fake"
MS evening meeting OF inter 81 Is called by
the brethren Of Los Angeles 10 discuss measures
relating 10 the building of a new hall for The
order IN that city.
Z. Glue present term of Office or Lieutenant
General Underwood does moi expire until sep
TENDER, 1893, and consequently the machinery
OF his department VIII be in full force as al
present until said time. The action of the re-
cent S. q. l.. was that said military headquarters
and all military offices above those OF depart
ment or State commanders should be abolished,
but IL means after the said term is out.
The Gard Encan,pment of Maryland has ex.
pressed its disappreya OF the action of the S. q.
l.. in abolishing the office OF heuienant- general.
headquarters, etc., bur IL would have been
strange II some one had not objected TO that or
any other law. Tie sweeping opinion of the
masses is that they we getting little too much
army business aud official red tape around Odd
fellowship TO be either healIbful or fraternal
and that reform and change was necessity
E--Dues aecrne weekly in Odd Fellow ship
When members dues are unpaid for ten weeks
N Il ten wee In arrears, aud If he leaves his
dues unpaid for thirteen weeks he is thirteen
weeks IN arrears. Ii dues are only paid 10 Janu-
airy i, 1892, on the LIST of April, 1892, said dues
are thirteen weeks IN arrears, although court
East did decide that arrears meant after the
money was due, aud that after the thirteen
weeks had elapsed the so-ealled Arrears COM
menced, and thirte weeks mere had to elapse
but that Is not Odd Fellow law 10 California.
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Ancient Order OF Foresters.

The Hight Court OF this coast will hold its next
session at San Joee IN November, 1893
Court KensiDgton VIII visit Twin Peaks on
Wednesday evening.
The Grand Circle. C. o. F., of this coast viii
meet 10 this city December l. There viii be
eighty delegates.
sherwood Circle No. 129 was Instituted last
Monday evening. at A. o. +. building.
Estrella Ciicle, San Rafael, was the recipient
OF a visit from a large delegation of companions
on Friday evening which caused most Interest.
ing meeting.
Twin Peaks made great success of its fifth
anniversary celebration.
Washington Circle No i reports 100 men,
befs. several having been Initiated last m-eiing
Court Fremont had lively meeting last week.
Initiated three. and enjoyed speeches from a
number OF visitors.
The ball OF Court Washington on the 4th, and
The eighth anniversary reception OF Star of the
Mission on the 9th. pere marke ID events.
The domino fancy dress ball of Eureka Circle
last Friday evening was an enjoyable affair
The newly elected officials OF the s. II. c. Of
this cast are: ii. Beaver, reelected H. c. r. |:
Joseph Meserop, H. 5. c. r.; G. f. BuIgman. b.
7: T.; NJ. Boehm. II. {. s.; J. Sweeney. H. c. S.
w; j. q. Jeiferess, IL. c. j. w; A. Kapper-
mann. ii. c. 5. B.; Henry Barton, Il. c. j. B.
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Postpossment May Be Necessary

IL is thought by some that the day of
judgment will have to be postponed In order
10 close up the various and very severe
trials Of DIR. Briggs.-Judge.
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Lawyer-Did your husband, madame.
actually take of his coat and give it 10 the
burglar?
Wilness-No. sir; had TO take it off my
Self.-ludrP
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The Main object.

Stayatt Holmes-Was your expedition
successful?
Arctic Explorer-Yes; we got back
Tuck.
The morning call., 1892-11-14

1881 acres choice level land miles south n,
Mart neZ and miles from Concord; new Broom
cottage, hard finished; new barn: some fruit trees
and grape vines for family use; price $1,000; VIII
exchange.
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III would ask You to be mine,
Noult you say yes or no 2"
"Netther," she said. and hung her head
How cou she treat love sor
Then you don't love me- do you dearf"
He ask ed the pretty miss:
she shook her head. first up then down,
And gave 10 him 4 Kiss.
"Then. darling. when you neither said,
Pray, tell me " b you meant ?"
She said, my dear, ia silens be,
And silence gives consent"
-Pilsbury DiSpatch.
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'l'm going to have that last painting of
mine framed" said young Daub, the artist.
Don't you think it would be good idea to
have a glass put over it?'
YES" replied Stringer, "a smoked
one. "-Pittsburg Dispatch.
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No Use for "a Signature.

no tse Tot n sIEnature.
But can WRITE" protested the voter.
Il don't care rar." said the new ballot.
You just make your k."-Brooklyn
Eagle
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hAPA COUNTY LANDS

252 acres Of the finest land IN Pope Valley: al
fenced and cross fenced In six feds nice orchar,
and vineyard: fine house OF rooms: stone cellar
schoohouse Oh premises; price for SALE S13 500. o
VIII rent for $3.50 per year.
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730-135 acres OF No. land and good location
near Martinez; small house; 2 good barns black
smith shop and tools: Q horses cows wagons
buggies and all farming implements on the place;
great bargain at $500.
The morning call., 1892-11-14

1878 acres miles from Napa: 300 fruit
trees; small vineyard; cows; horses: all farming
implements: 1000 eurrant bushes: 100 chickens;
nice house and shrubbeTy: price 5000.
The morning call., 1892-11-14
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


BEAUTIFUL SDBUkBAN HOME NEAR RED
~ wood CITY In san Mateo County; 40 acres of
valley and bottom land high state of cuItva-
tion; % acres in assorted grapes years old and in
full bearing; acres of well assorted family
orchard; balance bay and grain; good honse of 7
rooms: barn 60xSo feet: 2-story wine eel ar
with capacity OF 10000 gallons with cement floor
and stone walls; well; steam pump and tank: farm
Ing implements. wagons. buggy and cart: horses
harness. hay etc. the scenery is charming and sur
roundlngs first class; Wi make IeLdid home for
a san francsso busiaeSs professional man:
Irlee s25O00i terms easy For particulars Inquire
of TEVIS & FISHER. IA Post ST. nol2 cod II
FARMING LAND A SPECIALLY
4 Established in 1861
EDWIN K. ALSIP q co.
The Leading and Oldest Real Estate Agency In
Central California. i Montgomery St,
San Francisco: 1915 Fourth st.
Sacramento.
WE HAVE LANDS IN ALL COUNTIES IN THE
STATE. GIVE US A CALL.
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1850 acres: miles s. of Santa Rosa: new T.
room house, barn and outbuiidIngs: wagons blows
harrows, etc: good span OF horses: 50 chickens;
acres bearing orchard. balance hay and grain land
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NEN.YNRK CITY.

boc or ncwspapcrs was found near the Postofhce
carly Yesterday by n policeman. II had been lo'V
while being taken be mailed. and "a 1t hdd never
b,. n the charge Of the postal officials none OF them
can Les blamed for carclcssneNS. The incident was
taken advantage Of however. 10 cHucise the admin
i,tratOn OF IN" PO- l!hce
The steamer Maiposa arrived at san Fnnci>co Oh
Thnr-.iay with mail, from Australia. New-Ze''Iand ana
Hawaii Of the following dIte,: Melbourne. January
a3. sydney January 20: Auckland. January 80 :
Hon lulu February H. They are due To ar1Nc IN
New Yor, on TUESDAY, morning The next man Tor
Australia New Zcannd etc. viii close at the fosI
Office Al . 80 D. IN. on February y.
Reader ~-You will no doubt be able TO find tho
report, ~ the Centennial Exposition Of 1876. In which
Won would find the names of Judges upon the various
cNbui. m the Aetor Mercantile. LenoX or any other
public library.
George r. House. a young man whose home was
~ Florida y - came t. this city on THURSDAY +"
visit bis brother In law. william McWhorten' VINO
live, AT So 80 East Eighty sccond,t lie went 10
nd late AZ night. ~ he not familiar with tho
H.. Of .a. he probably blew out the light In his room
,.f,re h. went Ia sleep. lie was found dead In bed
yesterday morning.
Mr. owens the superintendent OF HOFFMAN Island
and hi, two assistants Frank owens aud George
Young who were injured by explosion in the gas
generating house on the island On Thursday night
wen. reported yesterday be rapidly recovering from
their burns.
Tie steamship Eclsc arrived at san Francisco on
Tluf.dtv with mail, from shanghai. January -; Hong
hons, January - and Yokohama. February =. due 10
arrly, bon Sew York on Tue, dAy morning. The next
mail for chin, and Japan VIII close at 80 y. III. on
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NtIIIBI RN

NOnuINC \ THEATRICAL 'VMINNl'
sensation WA, caused ~ Millburn 81 lhiiN'H
night when a patty 81 amateur theatrical pop" nom
p,inncld was mohbcd hy audience IN me Nii""'''
Oper;, Horse IN" company was queer hFII'N"~''
INT If, manager advertised - gl,c u hf't 'M-' P'
formancc. The MillhulT pe"ll" 'nth'' 'i' '' LII
numbers and when the opera IIou-" curtain r'-" 'l
,udicocc c,mp,,,d 81 the best people IN TIE place
vvos present They soon .lw, however, that the per
fprmance was not to be a satisfactory one. S'Nei'h
81 The performers were ,aid 20 h. tfoNic"t"d. ana
one or two rll TO the stag" floor n th"v staggered
about \ musical production was attempted, but Inc
performers were first vehcmently hl-s'd bY inc IN
dirrant audience and then driven by force OF IA"
stage through n rear door and down the street. They
took refuge ia a stage oOn'h. which was ium'dht"ly
uohbcd The windows ~ the coach were -mn-hri ~
and fhe actor, were a.sgilei with empty bottle cl"i
~ fr,zcn earth stone, and other missile, picked mp
Iy tie Way-idc. Thc coach WIS finally driven l"'"nd
rcaeh " the mob and ihr uOOp r-oApcl ~ IHlIN'W.