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The morning call., 1892-10-15
HEAPS MORAL LESSON.
1t Has Gotten Him Into Trouble With
His Employers.

1t Has Gotten Him Into Trouble With
His Employers.
That great moral lesson" which David
Heap inculcated with red pepper a few
days ago has made trouble for that gentle
man with his employers. The trustees of
the Boys and Girls Aid Society. of which
Mr.. Heap is superintendent, have investi-
gated the conduct Of the latter for feeding
four little girls with red pepper.
The trustees held meeting Thursday
night during which long explain atory letter
from the superin tendent was read. 1t con-
tanned nothing in relation to the case but
what has been published, and after some
discussion the meeting adjourned until
yesterday afternoon. During the interval
the pepper advocate fired another letter ut
the board, not peppery communication.
but one in which he reiterated his former
assertions and said he felt like resigning.
The following action was taken by the
board in the matter: ''On motion it was
resolved that it is the sense of this board
that Superintendent Heap has acted un-
wisely in his method of punishment, and
that while we acquit him of any intention
of cruelty we strongly disapprOve of the act
and hereby forbid any punishment of this
or any similar nature: that the resignation
OF Superintendent Heap. now in our hands.
be taken under adysement with the under
derstanding that such action will be taken
in the near future as we believe will be for
the best interests of the society,""
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In THE CITY MARKETS.
Two Ways to Cook Oyster Plant and Ole
to Cook Apple Fritters.

Two WAYS to Cook Oyster Plant and One
to Cook Apple Fritters.
The city markets yesterday were as usual
at this season of the year filled with all that
any one could desire in the way of eatables
The assortment is such that no one need 60
far to find that which is wanted.
"rhere are two ways Of cooking that
vegetable" said greeDgrocer to the re-
porter who questioned him about salsifis or
oyster plant that made good display on
his stand Zone way is to cook them with
cream sauce and the other is to fry them,
but do not know how to cook"
The reporter then paid visit to his friend
the chef and asked him for the recipes
which the greeDgrocer was unable to fur
nsh. =,
"Why. certainly, / will give them to you.
with the greatest OF pleasure. In the hrst
place YOU take the roots and scrape them
until they show white all over then put
them in a pan containing cold water. TO
which has been added vinegar in the pro-
portion Of one to twenty OF water. This is
to retain the color of the roots. You then
boil them In water 10 which add little
butter. salt and pepper and little lime
mice. ard when done drain them and put
them into stewpan with spoonful or two
of cream sauce, and toss them over the fire
for few minutes. then serve them up with
little pieces of fried crust Of bread.
line Otner way 10 cOok tHen Is TO pre-
pare them as told you few moments
since, and then put them Ia deep china
dish with two spoonsful of salad oil, q
spoonful of sharp vinegar, salt aud pepper,
and let them steep for about ten minutes
before you are ready 20 fry them. Take
them from the dish and drain them on a
napkin, after which you dip them in light
batter and fry them in a pan cOnta min g
very hot hogs lard. They should then be
drained on a napkin and served with fried
parsley thrown over them"
In answer to a question as to how the
French people make apple-fritters the chei
gave the following as the manner in which
he had been Instructed In the art of making
them:
"YOu core and peel the apples and cut
them into thin slices which you place in 9
deep dish containing small quantity oil
brandy, some sugar, not very much. aud some
grated lemon CT orange peel. They should
remain in the liquor for several hours
When re ady 10 cook them throw them into
light batter made as l will now tell you.
Put iuto a basin three-Quarters OF pound
of sifted -four some salt, the yelkS OF two
eggs and two ounces of melted butter. then
add gradually half pint of tepld water and
stir with a wooden spoon until the whole
has acquired the consistency OF rich double
cream. You then take the pieces of apple
out of the batter one al time and drop them
into pan of very hot hogs lard, and there
must be enough lard in the pan to allow the
pieces to float. Take them out when they
are of a light brown color drain them on a
sheet of paper, break off all the rough
parts, place the fritters on baking sheet,
shake some pulverized sugar over them and
then pass red-hot shovel over them and
send 10 table"
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LET THE GRASS GROW.

Let the grass grow over your graves OF sorrow and
sin and care;
Let the grass grow over your saddened shame and
your misery of despair;
Let the grass grow over your long nursed woe and
the fear Of that awful doubt;
Let the grass grow over the sin and the hate that
brought the trouble about
Let the flowers grow over your grave of folly and
crime and fears: a..
Let the flowers cover the CHASTITY past with its
beauty of better years;
Let the flowers cover the awful plan OF vengeance
and thought OF wrong:
Let the flowers grow let vengeance stay where ven
geance doth rightly belong
Let darkness cover your grave let the soIt years
murmur by;
and bitter cry;
Let Election Irvine and the virtues bloom and cover
the naked sod;
Let the grass grow over the grave, my child, and
leave IL alone with Godi
-Theater Magazine.
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Charge OF Fraud Disproxes.

Judge Van Fleet, sitting in Department
! Of the Superior Court yesterday dis.
missed the suit Of Toulouse & Delori.nx
against Pare Bros. and their attorney John
l.. Borne. The suit was brought TO Ga nraI
certain transfer papers by which Domi-
nique Lille OF France sold to Pare Bros. n
certain United States patent for wine
press, The litigation, of which this is one
and State courts for number of wears and
several suits are now pending against in
fringers. al
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
FRIDAY EVENING. Oct. II.
Summary OF THE HARKErA

FRIDAY EVENING Oct. ID.
Summary OF THE HARKErA
Silver advanced again.
Wheat firm. Barley steady.
Oats doing better. Corn dull
Good demand for Rye.
Feedstufs unchanged.
Hay steady.
Large and small White Beans higher.
Potatoes weak aud abundant
Butter lower. Eggs and Cheese unchanged
Poultry rather slow.
Quail firm Ducks declined.
Table and Wine Grapes plentiful
Citrus Fruits quiet.
Dried Fruit dun ana weak.
Hops firm but quiet
Dry Hides weak.
Provisions unchanged
Meat market well supplied.
Mexican Dollars higher.
Sterling Exchange lower.
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Weekly Clearings.

NEW YORK, Oct. ii. - Bradstreet's gives clear
ings for past week for the principal cities Of the
United States as follows: New York, $64l 1892 0OU
decrease 81 Chicago. sos. 1872 900, Increase 1873
Boston, $1O2 1b3, 300, Increase 81; Philadelphia.
$40 233 900, Increase 90; st. Louis. 500 $3.50 00O
increase e6; San Francisco ST, 063 900, decrease
lO.S; Baltimore. SIC, 10000, increase 90; Gin
cinnati 900. increase 81. 81 Pittsburg $l5,
$50 600 Increase 1872; New Orleans 81 ,972 900 In
crease lO0 Kansas City $l4, 057 000. increase 1856
Minneapolis, 8 1856, 900. increase 2l.9; Omaha.
e6245 900. Increase 1873: Denver 81, so 900, In
crease 1913; ST. Paul. e5.47s000, increase IL;
Portland. Or, 81. 704. 600 incre o. Salt Lake.
a. OPS O0O increase $50; Seattle 81 045 600, in
crease 1I3: Tacoma 81 303. 000 decrease 6.S: Los
Angeles $8l0,532. decrease "a: Galveston. So
65SOO0, increase IL; Helena. $S05, 4IO. no com.
parson; Great Falls. $293.3l4, no comparison
Spokane, $963,4Sl. no comparison.
Total for the week ended october ii for the lead
ing cities OF the United States was 81 662 7S3
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Hardship Caused Her Downfall.

Belle Lewis. neatly dressed woman, was
before Judge Campbell yesterday to answer
to charge Of vagrancy. She told pitiful
story that melted the heart of the court.
Some time ago her husband deserted her,
leaving two young children for her to sup
port. AS iast resort she had been COM
though the work was repugnant tn her
she made the best of it In order to keen
herself and children from starvation, She
was on her way home from the undergronnd
resort early yesterday morning when ar
rested.
Judge Campbell dismissed the charge
against her.
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accented by l66 persons and 162 had put In
an appearance at the yard and did 4S6 hours
work.
The draw on the board has been very light
so far this summer but when the rain sets
in big crowd of applicants for charity is
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APPLICANTS FOR CHARITY.
The Associated Charities woodward Hav.
ing q Good Effect.

ing q Good Effect.
The weekly meeting of the Associated
Charities Of San Francisco was held yes
terday afternoon al 800 Kearny street. Cap
tain Eldridge in the absence of the presi.
dent was in the chair. The registrars re-
port was all that was before the meeting.
The number of cases of distress reported
during the week was 20, 9 married couples,
widows, single woman and 8 men. -Four
-ere referred to the Mayor, z 10 the San
Francisco Benevolent Society, / to the
Ladies' PASTORAL Aid Society, i to the
French Ladies' Benevolent Society. to pri.
vate individuals and / work was found for.
The woodward was found to be having q
good effect. A great many who had applied
for charity with a long story about lot being
sble to secure work went away cursing when
offered a woodward ticket. Tickets had been
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A Fee of $40. aaa

Judge Walter Levy yesterday cut down
the fee OF DR.. G. N. Elllnwood of $50, 600
for attending the late Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart
for twelve months to $4,000 The execu-
Tors allowed the el aim and the three chill
dren did likewise, but the court held as
TWO OF the latter were under age, and il had
appeared to him after examining the claim
apt, that bis bill was too high. it was there
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New York MarI.efs

NEW YORK. Oct 1.-THE stock market was
strong buoyant the greater part OF the day. and
the closing was firm. Burlington gained ~ per
cent. General Electric l. Cordage l@l1a. Western
Union 1873, while Pacific Mail. Minneapolis and St
Louis and Mexican Central lost "a to 3 points
Governments firm. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS closed
at 52c.
NEW YORK. oct 14.-united States Ronds. IS.
ll5Ls: do. 2's. 100; Northern Pacific 1915: Cana
diau Pacifc. So: Central Pacinc. 29I4: Union Pa
cine. 4034 Atchison ana Santa re- 1875; wells
Fargo. IA: Western Union. 99ss; SILVER, 80 1bo;
Sterling - S51a6l4 81.
Wheat = October, 7914c Flour steady. Coffee
sl5 35. sugar 363 9l6c Hops-Paci1c Coast. II
@24c. Hides. l212c. CopDer-Lake. Sll TO- TIN
Spot $50 80. Lead-Domestic, 81 05. Iron, Sl6
Petroleum November, 52c.
HOPS
Hops are quiet and unchanged. The German
markets weak and 10 marks lower. The
English is unchanged.
RAISINS.
Some sales are reported OF new California raisins
now transit, basis OF 81 rs per box for three
crown, 81 40 tor four.crown and 81 90 for London
layers.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-Raw and refined steady and unchanged
Coffae-weak at 8 to 40 points decline. October
SI5 rs; November, $15 10.
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ample supply for all current Wholesale rates
from slaughterers dealers are as follows:
BEEF-Frst quality. Size. second quality Tag
&C. third do, 31a@4c.
VEAL-Large. 696c; small Calves 69fc; Dairy
MUTToNZWethers. s1a@7c 2 ID; Ewes. e@s12c
LAMB-713481ac 2 10.
PORK-Liye Hogs. 46s9484c q ID for heavy ana
medium grain-fed; small fat Hogs, 4s44 Hsc; sIock
Hogs. 4A@41ac dressed do. go &C . d.
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Bnildars, Cnntraa.

Hartmann with H. Rolling, to build on Slim
OF Golden cate avenue. 1873 Of Lott street w
f. x. Staples with J. +. Logan. TO build on w linz
OF Jones street. $3.50 Of Pine, 22:ll bv w ~
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fore cut down. In doing so the court did
not desire to comment upon tile ability and
experience Of the distinguished claimant,
Init was looking to the danger of establish
ing wrong precedent. w. S. Hobart was
the millionaire mining operator. who re-
sided in the Porter Ashe residence, on Van
Mass ayenue
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California Fruit.

CHICAGO, Oct. lathe Earl Fruit Company sold
to-day Bartlett Pears at 81 05 Beurre Disl 81 75:
Easter Beurre, So; Glout Moroccan, IS 10; Pound,
ri So: D'Alencon, 81 1904 20; Winter Nellis,
81 2O6O2 as; half boxes, 81 15; white Doye nnes IS
Ouinces, 81 80: haIf-crates Tokays. 81 4O@i so;
balf.crates Muscats, $l6l 10; half-crates purple
Damascus, 81; alf-crates Rose do Peru. 85c: Cor.
nichons 81 40; Saiway Peaches, 81 80; late Crsw-
ford Peaches. 81 80.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE NORTH
IL Belle Isle Mining Company. Location oil prin-
cipal place OF business. San Francisco. California:
location OF works. Tuscarora, Eko County. Nevada
Notice-There delinquent upon the following
described stock on account OF assessment NO.
2O) levied on the first day of September, 1892.
resp ective shareholders, as follows:
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Chicrrn MarLnts

CHIcAeo. Oct. 14.-wheat was quiet aud opened
lac up; advanced 1sc more on strong Liverpool
cables; broke CSC on weaker European cables, pros.
poets Of rain In the wheat belt and liberal receipts
in the NO invest frmed up. and closed steady
at lac lower. Receipts $4,000 bushels; ship
ments 244, 900 bushels Rye-56c. Barey-62c.
CHICAGO, Oct IA Wheat-Cash. 73Iac Corn
AlIac PORK - 81 as. Lard SO 371a Ribs
So rs. Whisky-$1 Is.
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Genera NIercnandise.

BAGs-Calcuttas, 6s4@ec spot, and &C for 1893;
Wool Bags. 36G3Sc.
a TO; extra No. /, S4 9o95; Hawaiian, 81 STAG
80: japanese. Sd 50G4 90 p ctI.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining COMPANY
quotes terms net cash; Cube Crushed. Powdered
ana Fine Crushed, all 61sc q 10; Dry Granulated
5s4e p II; Confectione-S' A, 56Sc; Standard A,
53sc; Magnolia, size; Extra c, sc: Golden O.
47sc; d. 4s4c q 70; half bbls, 1Ac more than Dds
audh l..cm
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English Wheat ,yar,.et.

LIVERPOOL, Oct lathe spot marks. is higher
at IS Cd. Cargoes are stronger at 33s Sd for off
coast 33s Sd for Just shipped 33s Cd for nearly
due
FUTUREa
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for NO. 2 Red Winter:
October, 6s l12d; November, is 214d; December
IS sgd; January. is 414d; February, IS Cd.
SECURITIES
LONDON. Oct 14.-Consols 81 3-16; Silver. S914d;
Rentes, 99f 1212c
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Produce Market,

FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras 81 Id
a. rs: Bakers extras. SAGA 10; superfne. 81 70@
8 10 D bb.
wHEAT-Continues firm with q steady inquiry
for good Wheat No. quotable at 81 30@D1 321a p
cti: choice 81 33A lower grades, 81 POOL 1881
y cti; extra choice FOR milling. 81 351 81 "a cti.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEgsIoN-l0 O'clock Buyer December
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Aud In accordance with.Iaw and an order from
the Board of Directors, made on the oath day Of
August 1892 so many shares OF each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary, Will be sold at public
&. room 8, San Francisco. Cal, on Tues.
DAY. the 18th day of October. 1892, at the
Inquent assessment thereon together with costs Of
advertising and expenses or sale.
G. L. MCCOY. Secretary.
omce-S3l Pine ST., room 8, San Francisco, Cal.
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MORNING SALES
Board-sle000 6I Bonds, 10. 100; $1,000
do. 1l8zs.
AFTERNOON sALEa
Board-20 v Water. 1904.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENN ENT, ChrOnOmsesr and
Instrument Maker. California ssress
Sign OF the w 0 pden Saior
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Family Retail Market.

Butter is little cheaper No material change in
Eggs and Cheese.
Meats sell at last weeks prices Poultry continues
In fair supply. Game is scarce and dear.
Peaches and Z ums are going out OF season. APP
pies and Grapes are now the leading fruits and
both are abundant
Vegetables show little change.
Prices Tor Fish are not materially varied
Following Is IHE CALLS regular weekly retail
price list;
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PortIand's Business.
Exchange and BuIlion

PORTLAND. Or. Oct IA. -Clearances. $685.. O0C
balances, S6S .0o0
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And In accordance with law. and order from
the Board OF Directors. made on the first day
OF September, 1882 many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary win be sold az
public auction at the office of the company, No.
$40 Pine street. rooms 10 and IT. San Francisco,
California, on MONDAY, the seyenth day or No
yember, 1892. at the hour of O'Clock p. of said
day, TO pay sad delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses OF
sale
J. w. PEW, Secretary,
omee-No. $40 Pine street, rooms 10 aud "a. san
Francisco California. ocl4 I'd
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE CHALLENGE
~ Consolidated Mining Company. Location OF
principal place OF business, san Francisco Cal
Location of works, Gold Ill., Nevada
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of ASSESSMENT No. IL,
levied on the Path day OF August 1892 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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San Francisco Neat Market.

Hogs are easy. Beer and Mutton continue in
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ADVERTISEMENTS of mines not listed on ina
boaId fail delinq uent In ONCE
nt,.in.n... r,aclarnh
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Divideua> Declared.
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IOAED SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
STOCK Beard yesterday:
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| 500 tons 81 s71a; 400. 81 s714. Buyer January

800 tons 81 371s; 400, 81 s7A. Buyer January
100, 81 SO.
REGULAR MoRNINe SFssIoN-Buyer December
100 TONS 81 ST; 200, 81 1884 500, 81 1878. Buyer
May-I0O. 81 AZ; 100. 81 4z1s-
AFTERNOON SESSION Buyer December-1OO
tons, 81 36Ia; 100. 81 365s; 200, 81 3es4; May
100, 81 4IM
BARLEY1specuation has been at standstill for
days For actual grain there is the usual local
and export demand at STEADY prices. NO. feed
quotabe at S21aa3bc q ctl; choice bright do 1914
@S71ac: dark Coast, 75@S0c: Brewing. 90@91 ~ G;
No. Chevalier. 81 209l %; lower grades, S5c9
81 10 q ell
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Cheese, Eastern. ....2oM -
Cheese. SWISS. ..30035
Eggs, % doz 49,. .36G45
Eggs, Eastern. ..SUI -
Honey, comb q 10. .2UG25
do, extracted. ...l29l5
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Straw Mating. Costly cool
OF a scorching day. We've
brought the price within the
easy reach OF almost anybody.
I45 patterns sill in stock
S. to S22 the roll Of 40 yards.
A special line OF 50 patterns
(5oS rolls) at 50 the roll is
worthy special attention.
Japanese Rug, The Sum-
mer Cottage is brighter and
checricr for them, the wood
floor is softer and more home
like, even the China Mating
gets a lifting touch from the
Japanesy addition. lutte some,
Cotton some. Odd designs,
oddly little prices.
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NEW RANGE LIGHTS NEEDED.

Every light in the lighthouses mark
ing the channel in the bay will have to
be changed, because it has been discoy-
cred that they do not emit a light that
is strong or that can be seen as far as
those shown from the mastheads Of
vessels. The lanterns in the Day light
houses are Anticipated, and new ones
with more powerful lenses will replace
them, B%randywine Shoal light is to be
shown as a fixed light for q seconds,
and after that a three second eclipse.
At Fourteen Foot Bank the light will
he fixed only IA seconds, and then an
eclipse of three seconds will occur.
The Cross Ledge and Ship John shoal
light will be fixed for II and AZ seconds
respectively followed by three seconds
darkness. The compass bearings of
the sectors in which these lights show
respectively white and red will not lie
changed nor will the order of the light
he changed.
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Mrs. Annie Gibbon who went West
after the noted sensational marriage of
her daughter Sue 10 a young French
teacher a year or so ago. died in Chica-
60 on June 18th. IieI remains were
buried in Salem on the 10th.
d.. Harris Smith, proprietor of the
Salem South JerSeynan, made an as
signment for the benefit of his creditors
on Monday evening. II was a surprise
TO some aud not to others.
"Perfecto, who was making the sea-
son ut ]. Warren Smiths farm, near
Salem. died on Sunday. "Perfecto'A was
by "Wedgewood;" dam by "Gen.
knox, The horse was owned by Mr..
Hendricks, of Philadelphia, and was
valued at $4,000.
1t is estimated there are 200 bicycles
in Salem. As the cost of these will av-
erage about 500 it is seen there are $50,
600 invested in bicycles in Salem.
The Elmer glass works has been pay
ing out oyer $1,000 a week the past year
in wages and other expenses, and the
removal Of James Butcher to Malaga
will make quite a hole in the business
of that town.
". S. Anderson, owner OF the Sharp,
town canning factory will, it is, said,
soon commence the manufacture of
matches in the canhouse buildings
s49, 032. "a will be used to run Salem
county schools next year.
Thomas Dickinson, one the Oldest res
idents of the county, being in his 9lst.
year, died at the residence of bis broth
er-in.law, Edw. Dickinson, in Lower
PENIS Neck, on Saturday last.
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THE EARNEST WORKERS.

The report of Alexander Simpson,
Jr., the master appointed to audit the
first account of James II. Shakespeare,
Receiver of the Beneficial Order of
Earnest Workers, was filed in Court.
The sum for distribution amounted to
500, 076. 70 ; claims a%ggregating $30,5O
were proved by certificate holders, and
a dividend of II 92-l00 per cent. was
declared. The expenses set out in the
report aggregated 81, 566, SO, including
il masters fee of $500. A fee to a
a council for the receiver in all pro-
ceedings of $1,000, credits allowed III a
supplemental account of Mr.. Shakes.
peare S111s.2S, and several minors
items.