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take place during this month. Something novel
Is on foot. the particulars of which have not yet
been dIvulged.
Norman Lodge continues It's excellent and pro-
gressye labors and has something OF interest on
hand at every meeting.
Three assessments have been levied for
November for 172 deaths. The losses are d.
yided as fellows: Alabama 3. Arkansas 8, Calf
fornia 5, Colorado l. Connecticut 2, Florida l.,
Georgia 3, Illinois 5. Indiana 2, Iowa i. Ken
tucSy 8, Louisiana 8, Maryland 2, Massachusetts
8. Michigan 4, Mississippi IA, Missouri 8, NORTH
Carolina q New Hampshire 2. New Jersey 8.
New York %. Ohio 3, Pennsylvania 8, Rhode
Island l. South Carolina 4, Tennessee 8, Texas
%, Virginia 3. West Virginia .. Wisconsin l.
OF the five deaths reported from California three
have been already paid.
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the glass. Apply the left hand fiat to the
edge of the glass thus prepared, grasp the
foot OF the glass with the right hand and
quickly invert the glass in order to prevent
the entrance of air rs much as possible.
Remove the left hand by sliding it very gen.
tly to horizontal direction and you will
find, much to your surprise, that the bobbi-
net remains applied against the edge and
holds the water in the glass Gig. 2, A. with
out a single drop passing through the fabric.
Now place the glass. thus inverted, upon
the glass containing the wine. which must
be full to the brim Gig. 2, 81 and you will
Immediately see thin red hllets passing
through the apertures In the bobbinet. 1t is
the wine, which is rising progressively to
the upper glass and which is replaced by
degrees by the water. which descends into
the glass situated beneath. AT the end of
about ten minutes the exchange will be
complete. and the lower glass will be filled
with perfectly clear water and the upper
one with pure wine.
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order of Chosen Frlends.

America Council Initiated three last session
aud received a number of applications. 1t pro
poses an open meeting on the evening OF NoYem-
Der 8.
Pacific has appointed a committee 10 confer
with Social Ia reference 10 district NEE ting.
Alcazar has sheet and pillow case social next
Wednesday night. The bare announcement In
sures large attendance.
A new council Will soon be usbered into exist
euee at Reno, New, with seyenIy-iiye charter
members.
Supreme Councillor Morse is creating enthuSI-
asm by bis energy throughout the national juTiS-
dictiou.
Grand Councillor Hutton will soon visit Hum
boldt County. Grand Vice Councillor NJ. Boehm
visited Social Council on last Thursday evening
and made call upon Pacific on Friday night.
This official Is getting ready for a six weeks
tour among the subOTdluates OF the interior
ExGraGd Treasurer McFadden was in the city
last week and gives good reports OF the councils
throughout the jurisdiction, especially In South
ern California.
Paramount Council Is booming. Crystal adds
new recruits every Thursday night. Bradford
had several applications last meeting. This
council IS preparing for an extra reception AID
entertainment.
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Ancient order Of rorester. Of Am.rica.

Court Placer No. S188 was instituted last
Monday evening In Lincoln Placer County. with
thirty.one charter members. by C. II. Bremen.
grand secretary assisted by j. Healing, d. &. r.,
and c. c. Hall, d. &. e. r. Tie officers for the
first term are: Amos Grimes, j. p. c. r.. L. ID.
Adams. c. r.. &. w. Slater, S. C. R.; II. j.
Greenbauer, Fin Sec; 2. B. Smith, Rec. Sec;
] B. Hill treasurer; Albert Gill, S. W; Harry
Phillips, j. W; Ed Hardy, S. b.; W. L. Perry.
j. b.. o. Simon. organist; Perry Malone, Peter
Chapel and Z. j. Temple, trustees; DR.. Joseph
Won WoTthern physician.
John j. Cotdy, g. c. R.. will visit this week
CouIt YeIba Bnena No. 1853, on Monday ven
ine; Court Adeline No. 1888 Oakland. Wednes-
day evening; Court Golden Eagle No 1928,
Thursday evening; Court Golden Era No. 1890.
Friday evening.
Pride OF the Forest Circle No. 204, Compan-
ions of the Forest was instituted IN South San
Francisco last Thursday evening with thirty
SIX charter members, by Mrs. E. A. Carah, e. &.
C., assisted by the other grand officers. The fol-
lowing were ms allied officers for he first term:
Mrs. Mary Mccormick, j. 7. c. c.; Cornelius
A. Buck, c. c.; Mrs. Alice Erwin, ). c. c.. Miss
Moiiie Helm. treasurer; Miss NJ. G.. O'Conn0r
financial secretary; Miss NJ. Burns, recording
secretary; Miss b. Helm. r. G.; Miss NJ Ford,
l. e.; Mrs. kaiie Wagner, l. g.: Carl Vol, o.
G.; trustees-D. ". Erwin, j. NJ. Rogas, George
Coufi Apollo No. 1882 will give its first ami
versary ball at l. o. b. B. Hall n Xt Wednesday
evening. large number OF tickets issued in-
sure good ATTENDANCE.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


EoR SALE on EASY TERMS
Just completed, elegant 2story EastIahe
houses OF rooms and bath, with all modern i'm
provements; Dolores ST. bet 2sth and 29th 4:
here is chance you don't want 10 miss 10 secure
home of your own.
PAY DOWN WHAT YOU CAN
VIII make your monthly payments to suit: also
several coy cottages Of and rooms aud bath in
fine location ana on the different car lines. For
particulars apply to J. NJ. C0MERFoRD, Owner and
once junction Valencia and Mission SITS At Of
nee sundays from 10 10 O'Clock. oe5 Il WeFrMo
I~OR EXCHANGE
+ Fine io-room residence. $4,000: also 49,
room fneGished building. near station; price ST.
5o0 also very desirable cottage, price $500 for
HUGH NJ. CAMERON. 479 Nlnth St, oak
land. oe2S "a 26 80 81 no2 st
CORNER LOT. lOOxl0O; BLOCK FROM ELEC-
Y trio ROAD in Colma; ii ST. and second ave. ::
Spring valley water the lots: viii sell the whole
for $3.50; no such chance ever offered iOeIore. see
own er SIS Jones ST oe2s If
GOTE0 $500 CASH, BALANCE INSTALL
toZ4 OU. ments; comfortable 5-room bay-wln-
dow and bath cottages with hooreo easements. wood
manteis stone sidewalks etc. Cor 23d and Diamond
sts and 25th and Diamond SITS; only block west
OF Castro ST SET If
Q1OA MONTH WILL BUY HoMEIN sAUSA-
SD1O Ito. f d. SPARROW. e2S Market 1y9 II
10 you WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR COUN.
- Try in the prettiest valley Of the state? Apply
TO Nspa Land Company Napa Cal, for list Of
properties. SEES Il
WHY PAY RENT;
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Y00 acquire
YOUR OWN HOME
In any part OF
CITY OR SUBURBSe
- 80 ''N' JAMES SIMMONS.
se2 II FrSuMOWe 10 Montgomery ST.
TFYOU ARE TIRED OF PAYING RENT CALL.
i and see me- have 2-story houses cottage and
hatSi all parts OF the city for in EASY monthly
payments equal TO rent Inquire for particulars
LOUIS LANDER, Is Montgomery St
sea suNowe Fr II
GQSa BARGAIN: HOUSE AND LOT IN
y OOV. town. owner. IFS Vallejo 81. oe27 4t'
n ANTED-RESIDENCE PROPERTY WITHIN
W district Mason to Polk and McAIister to SUIT
ter SIS; price not 10 exceed SIC, 900; agents
Address Residence, box Il, Cal Branch. ocSO u
A SPECIALITY OF CITY AND COUNTRY EX-
II change OF all descriptions 1.-THE traders bead
quarters l02l1s Market SWEErSER&BRIG6S.2f
eTnnO 2-sToRY HOUSE: 9ROoMS: BATH;
u IOOO. lot 25xI37 IS: fine marine view. Ap-
ply on premises, 25l4 Laguna ST. ocS0 ST.
GQO0 CORNER; looIloO; sIDEwALKED:
SpOOO. In Berkeley; $50 cash. 81 monthly.
S200-Lot 25T 100; $40 cash. 80 monthly.
S45O-Lot S0xl20. with eresS
S500-Lot 3Oxl40; macadamiZed.
S36O-Lot 401l02; 50 cash. IS monthly.
CHAS. A. BAILEY. owner 20 Moutgom'y y. oeSO II
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

ITRRY S64 MISSiON-CHEAPEST PLACE FOR
y second hand furniture stoves, etc. SEQ II
GOOD CuANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
" complete with furniture carpets, Stoves cur
taius Blankets pictures and mirrors at cash prices
on easy insIallmeHts: small deposit NJ FRIED
EAN CO. largest instaliment hoUss on the coast
22S-230 Stockton ST.. 237 Post: open evenings
prompt attention paid 70 country orders II
n oTICE-I AM NOW AT 1875 FOURTH (NEW
~ buiiding). and offer a large stock OF general
household furniture reduced prices: 500 carpets
good new: stoves, So; antique chamber suits,
SIS: psTor suits, S25 cash instalments: all &C
Lenrock nrices. q. n. NELSnN. l26 FOURTH 81 al q
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LEGAL NOTICE

| ID EMOvAL- HENRY Il. HIGHTON HAS RE-
~ moved his law office TO rooms 80, 81 3S and SO,
[ Mis- bniiding oc9 I'm
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sPIRITUALIsM.


[1BAlRfOYANT- LADIES ONLY; FEE 25c
" 537 12 Third 81. oc30 3t@
NINE. DARAN1. FORrUNE-TELLER POL
wi Sixth ST ladies' soc; gents 81 per sitting 81 II
MRS. MILLER. TEST AND BUSINESS MEDI.
I1 TIN: circles Tuesday. r. NJ: Friday, 80 r. NJ
20 cents: reading daily. 1907 Mission st oe26 Il
MRS J. J. WHITNEY. CLAIRYoYANT. TEST
iiI medium and life reader. 2lS Stockton ap20 tt
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
Busy Times Among the
Practical Orders.
Important Legislation of the Odd Fellows
Forestic News-Many Palsfaces to
Be kdopted-Etc.

Official Assessment Table.
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CLAIRyOYANTs


MRS. DIX. NEWTON. PHRENO.PHY SI0GNC
Itl mist and Clniryoyant. 9s5 Market st.. parIor
and 2. Hours 10 A. M to 8 PM and to r. NJ. 4
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The resurrection plant grows in Mexico
and Africa.
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LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE.
GlO0 TO $500 TO EXCHANGE; g PAYING
u lpO lodging houses WHITCoMB.7S 1888 Markt-+
Ia R0OMs-ELEGANT FURNITURE; NORTH
~ OF Market, az . great sacrifice; ali full; see
5hem today. GALE & CO.. 9l7 Market ST.
I > ROOMS; LATEST STYLE FURNITURE:
Z beautiful locations fine income: great sacrl-
ace. GALE CO, 9l7 Market st
T oDGTHG-HoUsE: I6 ROOMS; BATH: WELL
u furnished: all full roomsrs; must sell. 1Il9
Mission ST.. near Seventh. Oe30 3tt
Q1E0 ROOMS. FURNISHED; RENT s35.
u ~. lois Mission 81. oc30 4ts
DBIvATE BOARDING AND LODGING HOUSE
i FOR sale. 939 Mission st, oc30 2I$
GOSo sUNNYsIDE LoDGING.HOUsE; so
sTCOO. rooms; always full. 247 Second. 20 IT.
oIG0 ri ROOMS; BLOCKS FROM BALD
II ~. win Hotel: furnished: clears $40 over
rent; great bargain. WOODRUFF, S41 Market. 81
cox sIX-ROOM HOUSE; a SACRIFICE:
o. u house TO rent 42O1s Post ST. 20 7t+
QdO0 Is wEIIFURNISHED ROOMS; ALL
~ 1OO. full: pays $50 over rent; bargain THE
tAhAALLHOPhiAS CO.. c. A. Dept, ga Market
street oc27 IL
GOoD PAYING LoDGING-HoUsEo OF so ROOMS;
= centrally located cheap. Apply this offce 26 I'm
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
| h.LAWRENCE. CARPENTER AND BUILDER
. : CIV Sacramento ST cabinet work and 1ttiEgaa
~Aeeb promptly attended; telepEone sO0 nl3d
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

@ISO TO $350-AT FRUITVALE, BEAUTI
OI0U fully located lots for sale. adjoining the
Oakland. and tree pass given for I'VE years to
any one who VIII build on a lot purchased La the
tract Apply to f w. WOODWARD co. 902
broadway, Oakland. oc30 2t
QOE0O WANTED. IN OAKLAND OR ALA
,D00UU. media (weli Ioeated). a cottage with 5
or rooms and lot worth $500, in which we are
authorized TO offer by the owner good note and
mortgage OF $500. bearing interest at the ratio Of
per cent. on property at Los Gatos, said mortgages
being good aud open for inspection. Apply to r. W
WOODWARD CO.. S02 Broad way, Oakland 80 2t
MODERN COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND BATH;
WI lot 50Xl25; streetwork all done; near Clinton
station; worth $500; price $3.50 mortgage $500
ss5O-2-story house of rooms lot 5Oxl00;
fronting on streets; blocks TO San Pablo cable
car mortgage $500 can stand. HUGH NJ. CAM
ERoN, 47s Nintt ST. Oakland. oe3O Ut
S7hO COTTAGE: LARGE ROOMS; LARGE
vale: small installments. II. b. PINNEY, Owner.
9OT Broadway. Oakland. oc3O 2t
GOSO NEW THREERooM HOUSE WITH
NDOOO. stable and lot 50xl32. for sale. at Fruit
vale; $3.50 cash and balance to suit. Apply TO
HENRY E. ALDEN T. w. wooDwARD & CO.,
902 Broadway, Oakland. oc27 1t
QSE00 FOR SALE AS A wHoLE-HAND.
tDOOUU. somely furnished house of So rooms
aud large dning-rOom; all complete for hotel work
best location in business center Of Oakland; long
lease. Apply for week to JEFFRESS Il NOBLE,
Twenty-ihird ave. station. Oakland. oc26 1t
Gl0---TEN DoLLARs---cAsH
LOTS 5oIl4o FIT, COVERED WITH FRUIT
TREES.
EACH LOT A YOUNG, VIGOROUS ORCHARD.
STONE TRACr--STONE TRACT.
PACING SAN LEANDRO ELECTRIC ROAD
FARE ONLY CENTS.
BEST BUY IN ALAMEDA C0UNY.
A. II. BREED q CO.. SOLE AGENTS.
460 NINTH ST..
se25 tt OAKLAND
c. FIVE DOLLARS DOWN.
Sl-oNE DOLLAR WEEK
] or building lots in the
ALVIN TRACT, NEAR FRUITYALE,
Close TO Haywards Electric Road
ONLY TEN MINUTES RIDE FROM OAKLAND
PRICE, $3.50 TO $3.50 EACH.
Tract fenced and graded
JACOB HEYMAN. $50 Market ST., ana o, A. RU-
DOLPH SIS Broadway. Oakland. sells If
G3E0 EACH AND UPWARD; SPLENDIDLY
oDJOO located lots in the Fanny Davenport
Tract; San Leandro ROAD; only $40 cash. balance
50 per month CLOUGH a BAKER, 0O2 Broad
way, Oakland, Cal oc6 n
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FINANCIAL.

THE COUPONS OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE
bonds OF the y orth Pacific Coast Railroad Co.
due November will be paid on and after that date
upon presentation the Offices OF the Railroad
Company. WILLIAM GRAVES. q. NJ. oops st
A 7 1875 KEARNY ROOM o. YOU CAN BORROW
n money at low rates; private fer ladies;
PLEDGES for SALE take elevator. mrltf
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ bSS kearny st., the only eorpoEa alton that leads
RsHsf diamonds watches. interest ocksf
STORAGE.
L'lRsT-CLAss STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
II ez2e4s Mission ST. CHAS L TAYLOR 1y3I
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BUSINESS CHANGES.


q. E0n PARTNER WANTED To ASSIST IN
INOOO- looking after the store in fine cash
business in this city: guaranteed by owner to be
clearing $3.50 per month; viii give a steady man
80 days trial before buy ing night or Sunday
Fork: no previous experience required. X. KENNY,
1904 Market st.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.


IrXCHEQUER MINING CoMPANY-LocATioN
II of principal place OF business. San Fran
cisco, California; location OF works, Gold Hill.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
Board OF Directors held on the 25th day OF october.
1892. an assessment NO 34) OF Ten Cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF the
poration. payable immediately In United States
pany, No 79 Nevada Block. No soy Mont gomery
Street. San Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which ,his assessment shall re-
main unpaid 30th day of \ vember, 1892 will
be delinquent and advertised for sale public
be sold TUESDAY, the 18th day Of Deeen-
ber 1892. TO pay the delinquent assessment. to-
gether with costs OF advertising and expenses OF
sale. BY order of the Board of Directors
CIIAS. L. ELLioT. Secretary.
Offce-R Dom 70 Nevada Block, No. 500 Mont
geometry ST., San Francisco. Cal. oc29 I'd
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-OCC CON-
~ solidated Mining Company. Location OF prinei-
PAL place OF business, san Francisco, California;
location OF works, Silver Star Mining District,
Storey County. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of tho
board Of directors, held on the 25th day OF 0eto-
Der. 1892, assessment (No III OF twenty-five
cents (24c) per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately in
United Stats gold coin 10 the secretary. at the
office of the company, room No. 90. Nevada Blcek
No. 300 Montgomery ST.. San tranOi sco, California
Any stock npon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on tbe 3oth day OF November. 1892.
Will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction; and unless payment is made before. will
be sold on WEDNESDAY. the 2lst day OF Dscem-
Der. 1892 to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with the costs or advertising and expenses
OF sale BY order of the Board Of Directors,
ALFRED X. DURBROW. Secretary.
Ofhce-Room No. %. Nevada Block, No. 309
Montgomery ST.. San Francisco. California. oc26 I'd
A SSESSMENT NOTICE - BULLION MINING
~ COMPANY. Location Of principal place or bust.
ness San Francisco. California, location OF works
Storey County, New.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the
board of directors held the goth day OF October
1892 an assessment mo. 400 OF % cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the corpora
ton, payable Immediately in United States gold
coin to the secretary, at the ONCE OF the company
room 20, 33l Pine ST. San Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 2sth day OF November, 1892,
Will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction ana, unless payment is made before, will
be sold on WEDN ESDzY the 14th day of December
1892. to pay the delinquent assessment together
with costs of advertising and expenses of sale BY
order OF the Board of Directors.
r. K. GRAYSON, Secretary.
Ofiee-Room 20, 33i Pine st., San Francesca.
California oc2l I'd
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Mount Eden ocl2 q
EIO MISSION ST.-sALOON AND LODGING
III - house. 10 rooms; furnished private
frances; cheap; no agents oc6 Ims
ERUIT STAND. INCLUDING PEDDLING
route. With two horses. In Alameda: for sale
ihea2. Apply $40 Nenster St, Alameda. oc25 7t'
GINGER SEWING MACHINE. PERFECT.
: verth so. for 81. % BaiRht st oc28 SIS
1, RAACa BAKERY, CONFECTIoNER cry AND
- grocery: good trade like to sell this week; SEX
2ess cause for selling. l6091z Powell. oe23 7t@
GALL ROUTE ACROSS THE BAY FOR SALE.
= Inquire of cashier Call Office. oc27 II
DARGAIN; COFFEE AND LUNCH SALOON:
month guaranteed: full investigation solicited;
agents; must be sold at once on account OF sick
ness lO5 Stockton 81 oc37 7t+
CITGAR- STORE - BIG BARGAIN; STEADY
Otrade, laundry Office. 40 Sixth 81. oc27 II
QOSOO PORK PACKING AND SAUSAGE
tDZOUU. business: horses wagons. etc Apply
California sheep casing Company. Ellis st oc26 ~
= ROCERY AND BAR CHEAP; MUST BE SOLD
u account OF owner leaving city; good location;
ease years. cheap rent. Apply S2l Market26 7t+
DUfCHER- SHOP TOOLS. FIXTURES: ALL
ID complete: rent $40. 1906 Howard st. oc26 IT,
LARGAIN- CORNER SALOON: LADIES WINE
- rooms. 400 McAliEter. cor. Polk oc26 So
CIGAR-sTAND, WITH GOOD LAUNDRY. FOR
y sale: Twin g-roons. 3o5H2 Sixth st oc25 7t%
NICE SALOON ON THIRD ST.. Mr. MARkET;
~ sell this week. Inquire As Third 81 oc25 IT.
LINE SALOON. FIXTURES COMPLETE. WITH
x glassware: cheap. IS silver 81. oc25 7t'
WEEKS NEWS FoR5 CENTs-THE WEEKLY
n CALL. 10 wrapper ready for mailing
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E'0R SALE On EASY TERMS
L Just completed, elegant 2-story Eastahe
houses OF rooms and bath, with all modern inl-
provements; on Dolores St, bet 2Sth and goth:
mere Is chance you don't want miss 10 secure a
MAJ f t-ora
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LAWRENCE. CARP ENTER AND BUILDER
q CIV Sacramento 81 cabinet work and bttiEgga
sHeeb promptly attended; Telephone 900 nl5d
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A MILD DON JUAN.
Mansfield Plays in Very Odd Role at the
Alvin The.ter.

Mansfield Plays in a Very Odd Role at the
Alvin Theater.
There is something incomprehensible as
well as whimsical about "Don Juan, !"
written and acted by Richard Mansfield at
the Alvin Theater on Thursday night and
yesterday. 1t has no plot to speak of, and
after being pretty much of farce through
three acts, winds up in semi-tragic style,
with all the seriousness of drama. Mr..
Mansfeld's purpose is clear, however. 1t
is an entertainment for the display of Mr..
Mansfeld's personality The young hero is
not Byron's, but milder and more moral
youth, who does nothing worse than
fall in love with every girl he meets at first
sight. He gets into many pretty pickle
by so doing, and the course of his many
loves make an amusing narrative. The CO.'S
tunes apparently put Don Juan back into
the seventeenth century. Mr.. MansEeld's
impersonation of raw impressionable boy
was artistic of course. and it was humorous,
especially the transition from one love fever
to another. The delirious maundering of
the last act was so purposeless and out of
harmony with the fun of the previous acts
that it was simply tiresome, and if Mr..
"Don Juan" he'll have to write a new con-
clusion. 1t is conspcuously one-part
piece, but Miss Beatrice Cameron managed
to look very lovely as Lucia, particularly in
pages attire, and Miss Sheridan, Of course,
was satisfactory. Mr.. Ferguson was so
funny with his few chances that one wished
they were more. On Thursday night and
at the matinee yesterday "Don Juan" was
witnessed by large audiences that enjoyed it.
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a MILLIONAIRE IN HARD LUCK.
His Divorced Wife Insists Upon His Sup
porting His Children.


CINCINNATI, Jan. 1.-[Special There
was shown at the Court House to-day q
document which is the last legal work
of the famous attorney, the lamented
Isaac NJ. Jordan. It is plea for $40, 900
for support of children on behalf of Mrs
Eva Blessing, formerly the wife of WASH
ington d. Keys, the millionaire of New
Albany, Ind 1t is known that this mother,
who, with her children, is in dire want, de-
serted KEYS for another. After procuring a
divorce, Mr. Keys married Miss DePauw,
of Green Castle, and is now one of the SOL
idly wealthy men of the country, while the
man for whom his wife deserted him is an
obscure mechanic.
Mrs Blessing, however, is determined
that Mr.. Keys shall assist to support the
children of their marriage. She cannot
help them because her financial resources
are too slender to even permit her to sup
ply her own pressing wants. In this view
of the case the plea on behalf of the chill
dren which was drawn by Mr.. Jordan Just
before he dashed headlong to his death
down the elevator shaft is to be received.
1t will be filed IN few DAYS by another at
torney. Ill luck has followed Mrs Kevs
ever since her fight, which she says was
caused by Keys cruelty. Her life here
has been blameless, and her children are
lovely little ones, while one of those with
Keys has for years been in the reform
school
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THE WEEK OF PRAYER.
Pastors and People Are Now on the
Alert to Win Converts.
A TIME FOR RELIGIOUS REVEALS.
Some Of the Topics to Be Discussed in Our
City Pulpits.
GLEANlNGS From CHURCH FIELDS

A generation has passed since, BY the re-
quest of American missionaries in India,
the first week of the year was accepted as a
time for special religious services. The
plan for extra efforts at the beg nning of-the
year has become popular in the churches,
and the week to come will be one of active
effort in the religious world The church
note column shows that the churches are
alive to the Importance of making the most
of the opportunity afforded by the advent of
the new year. This is the time for new re-
solves and turning new leaves Religious
revivals of late years usually start at this
season of the year. Pastors and churches
are evidently on the alert to make the most
of the opportunity by special Efforts the
week to come