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Improved order of Red Men.

Pohonachee No. 10 adopted six palefaees
and received six propositions last meeting.
White Cloud No. 60 had an excellent ses-
sion last week and conferred the degrees.
Manzanita No. 4, in the presence of a
large number of warriors. conferred the
chiefs degree ''last sleep"
Seminole No. 81 had an adoption at its last
session.
Gray Eagle No. IS will move to its new
wigwam in Oakland, 1915 Clay street. next
Thursday. This tribe is at work con-
stanty.
Modoc No. 81 reports adoptions aud appli-
cations.
Pocahontas Council No. 5 will give
social rec option and dance at Union-square
Hall on the evening of the 14th. The uni
formed rank has signiied its intention to
be present.
The great sachem is billed for Auburn on
the 10th, Sacramento. 17th and Fort Bragg
Oh the Goth. 1t is expected the great chief
OF records will, as usual, accompany him.
Tie order has engaged the AlcaZar The
alter Tor a big pow-wow and entertainment
on Tammany night, May II. All evidences
indicate that the house will be packed.
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Miscellaneous.

The thirteenth anniversary of the Order
of Chosen Friends will be celebrated at
Union-square Hall on the evening OF May IS.
The annual picnic of this order will be
held at Shell Mound Park ON Saturday.
June IL.
The Good Templars are holding some ex-
celent meetings in the various city lodges.
The Swedish lodge will give another of its
novel receptions at 909h Market street, on
the evening of the 14th.
The American Legion of Honor is doing
considerable work in the city councils.
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Masonic.

The Masonic Temple of Philadelphia and
the ground on which it stands cost S1,567,-
57S A. In 1891, $63. coo was paid, reducing
the remaining Indebtedness TO S713569 IS,
which remains unpaid and is placed at per
cent. The lot is 150x245 feet. bounded by
four streets.
Some years ago the worshipful master Of
lodge in the South Island. New Zealand
informed the deputy grand master that he
intended initiating a Chinanan, but as
when it came to the point the Celestial de-
clined TO take the obligation, and preferred
blowing ont lighted candle, his admission
was not allowed.
Mark Masonry was introduced in johann
nesburg. South Africa, March IL, 1891, it
being the conservation and dedication Of
the first English mark lodge in the Trans
vaal, Ashlar Lodge No. 42i.
AT the last meeting of the Grand Mark
Lodge of England, the Prince of Wales, NJ.
w. u. NJ. was declared reinstalled," aud
thereupon proclaimed as M. w. G. NJ. of
Mark Master Masons. The United Grand
Lodge Of England follows the same plan.
The Masonic Veterans of Pennsylvania
number over 600 members. A collation. is
always one of the features of the meetings
Of that association, being enlivened with
speeches, songs, etc.
There are four Masonic halls in Richmond,
and st. Adams Hall now is the property Of
the Scottish Rite Association.
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Deaths Last ManE.

The number If deaths recorded at the
Health Office last week was 102. a decrease
of "a over the previous week and AZ less
than the corresponding week last year. Six
teensof the decedents were year of age, %
were upward of 60 years and were over so.
There were 8 suicides, homicide, cas-
ualty and "a died in public institutions.
Apoplexy caused the death of 8. bronchitis
5, cancer 8. infantile commissions 4. diph-
liberia 5, eDteritis 6. heart disease 9. mani
ton 6, consumption 10. pneumonia 8, per-
itonitis g.
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u. A. O. ID.

On Monday evening T. Hock. d. d. G. A..
installed the officers Of Sigel Grove No. T.,
and on Thursday evening installed San
Francisco Grove No. 8 and Eureka Grove
No. 4. F. Capp0nelli. D. d. G. A., installed
Calico Grove No. 81. and j, Michel. d. d.
G. A., installed Perseverance Grove No. 10
on Tuesday evening.
Templar Grove No. 10 has changed its
nights of meeting to the first aud third
Thursdays OF each month. 1t has removed
to Elvin Hall, in DruidS' building, which is
more spacious that its former quarters. A
s'team'' for the performance of the work has
been organized The n. G. A. aud grand
officers have been invited to attend the next
meeting, at which installation will take
place, and the fourth degree will be con-
ferred.
Hesperian Grove No. 10 held "lOw
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knights of Honor.

The Supreme Lodge will commence its
nineteenth annual session at Charleston, S.
c., on Tuesday. May TO- The delegation
from California consists Of Supreme Repre-
sentative Harry J. Lask and Richard Fl.
Warf'ld, and G. H. NJ. Curry. G. r., who is
an officer of the Supreme Lodge.
The nineteenth anniversary of the order
occurs on Thursday, June 50. The grand
dictator has issued a proclamation request
ing all lodges to celebrate.
GraEd Dictator Rourke, accompanied by
Deputy Charles ii. Holcombe, visited Gar
den City Lodge No. l745 Alameda. las.
Thursday evening. Several Candidates
were Initiated. the deputy officiating. Two
applications were received and pleasant
session enjoyed. The lodge is doing well.
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The f6rtieth annual session of the Grand
Lodge convenes at Odd Fellows Hall at 9
A. NJ on Tuesday, May 10.
The prosperity of the order in This juris-
dietion is gratifying. The reports will show
a cceditable increase Of lodges and men,
bers.
The annual meeting of the Veteran Odd
Fellows viii be held at Odd Fellows Hall
tonight. The annual banquet takes place
at the Hotel Pleasanton tomorrow evening.
Appropriate memorial exercises were held
by the veterans ye terday. The dead Of the
year are: Past q rand Master Charles a.
Randall, Past Grands George Hewson, John
Fischer, John II. Barrett DAVID Meeker,
w. Ii. Bahney, Henry j. Heyland and w.
S. Burns.
The old picket lodge. Unity No. 131, at
Sixteenth and Valencia streets, initiated
three candidates last Tuesday evening.
Visitors were present from Colorado, Iowa.
Nevada, Texas. Deputy John Thompson
was also present.
The third and closing meeting of District
No. 81 was held with Parker Lodge No. 155
last Thursday evening 1t was well at
tended, and fitting close to the administra-
ton of Deputy Thompson.
Templar and Amity Rebekah lodges each
held successful open meetings OF the even
ing Of the Both.
n very Is 6xp6cleQ at Tie
coming session of the Grand Lodge. Many
important questions, and some of tangled
character. Will come up for discussion, as
several appeals are on file.
The variation between the amounts paid
for sick benefits in different jurisdictions is
remarkable: They range all the way from
% cents to $40 per week. The action of the
Supreme Lodge, which is criticized some
what harshly in some quarters. will here
after co mpel lodges to pay at least 81 per
week. The opposition comes mainly from
New Hampshire. The California lodges
pay from S. TO $40 per week as benefits.
The city lodges are all doing more or less
work.
A new encampment will be organized by
Grand Patriarch Leonard in Humboldt soon
after the session of the Grand Lodge.
The grand sire has issued a proclamation
requesting all subordinate lodges that have
suffered loss OF membership by death to as
semble on the second Tuesday in June next
Tor such other day as may be more convent
emit and engage in proper and suitable ex-
ercises in memory OF their deceased mem
bers.
The entertainment for the benefit of the
Odd Fellows library tomorrow evening is
an assured success. Tickets have been sold
generously, and the affair promises to be
memorable one in all particulars. Among
those who have volunteered for the pro-
gramme are: Mrs. Victor E. Nelson, Mrs.
Walter Malloy, Miss Ottiiie Liedelt Miss
Eva Cahill, Miss Olive X. Hoff, Miss Nellie
BowlID, Miss Gusii. the WaIhalla Gesang
VeTein, Professor S. Adelstein, Professor
Laraja, A. 5. Black ESQ.,, Mr. William
III. Barnes and others. The reception COM
mttee (Grand Secretary Lyon chairmsn)
will consist of all the acting past grands
and past chief patriarchs of the city, and
the floor committee deputy John rhomp-
son chairman will consist of all the noble
grands and chief patriarchs of the city
subordinates. A ball will conclude the
evening
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a. O. U. W.

Grand Mast er Workman KalZenstein,
Grand Foreman Booth. Grand Overseer
Ward. Grand Recorder Hirshberg. Deputy
Grand Master Poland and Grand lecturer
Barnes held consultation meeting on
Tuesday, at the grand recorders Office,
for the purpose of outlining work in yari-
Gus parts of the jur sdiction, systematizng
the field, etc.
Grand Oyerseer Booth went north on
Wednesday. He will look after the inter-
ests of that portion Of the State. He goes
first to the State of Washington on bust
ness, and will then return through the To-
cality mentioned.
a series of public meetings will be held
throughout the State.
The order at Lockeford will hold ar open
meeting, which the grand lecturer will ad-
dress on Tuesday evening, May 10.
Grand Recorder Hirshberg has the jour
nal of the session of last month ed
tied. printed, bound and mailed. This
is quick work. The session az
iourned on the night of the 7th. ana
the Dook-172 pages, admirably arranged,
well printed and 6nished-was delivered on
the 29th. Several new features will cON-
mend themselves, among them the excellent
index and the memoriam pages giving the
names Of the Past Master Workmea who
have crossed the river"
The old mother lodge, California No. 1.
will give an entertainment for the benef
of its sick fund, at Germania Hall, Oak
land. on the evening of the 18th
The public meeting at Chico last Thurs
day evening filed the spacious Armcry
Hall to repletion. Hundreds were unable
to obtain seats. H. L. Baicheldar presided
and welcomed the great audience and intro
duced Grand Lecturer Barnes, whose ad-
dress met an enthusiastic reception.
Messrs. Pate, Shearer and Martinez, by
their novel and artistic selections, added to
the enjoyment of the evening. Pertinent
gramme,
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FINANCIAL.

NJ oNEY AT PER CENT: NO DELAY; LOANS
4fl on first and second mortgages payable In In
stallmenEs OF cash. MURPHY. 326 Pine. apl0 3m
= q ON INsTALLmENTs; MONEY TO LOAN ON
notes OF "a mortgage. Isaaes All o'FarreL t2l ly
A 126 KEARNY, ROOM O. You CAN BORROW
n money at low rates. private rooms for ladies'
pledges for sale; take elevator. mrIet
Gan FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ bSe keaTny ST., the only corporation that lonas
noney on dlamonds. watches: low inLsrest ocAk
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EDUCATIONAL.
DROP. THOs W. BREE, TEACHER BANJO,
i guitar, man1 oiin and Violin. 305 7th. my7 6m
DEMOYAL NOTICE-"ART Is NATURE MADE
IL by man." So artistic expression and graceful
home circle, IS but the result of the natural develop
ment OF our own powers aud personality Glasses
for the cultivation OF voice, body and mind By the
most advanced Methods aud in accordance with
the principles OF true education, at the School OF
EloeutiOn and Expression. room 4. 723 Market ST.,
History Bldg. MAY JOSEPH KINCAiD, Principal.
ID w. KIMBALL TEACHER or PIANO 29I2
Howard St; terms moderate. APPS I'm
DARIsIAN FRENCH AND FLUTE; PRIVATE
4 lessons soc. w. FORD. 5l4 suffer. apps 800
CADEMY or LANGUAGES ode FILPPE'S1
u 800 Post ST.: established 1871; Professor DE
Fiiippe, graduate OF the academies OF Paris and
Madrid, continues TO instruct in Spanish and
French by his. smplihed practical method saving
months Of study. ap22 I'm
CCHODL OF ELocUTIoN AND IMPRESSION.
- voice culture. recitation. stage business. PRO
FESSoR J.R- KINCAID principal. ITO Marketem
CINGING LESSONS; VOCAL CULTURE. APPLY
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CCHOOL CIVIL, MINING, MECHANICAL. ELEC
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II EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. 81 POST ST.
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DACIFIo BUSINESS COLLEGE, $40 POSI- So
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email ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBSCRIP-
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MEDICAL.

THE HYGEIA A. HOTEL AND sANITARfUM
for iByalids; 40 rooms, with all the appointments
OF hrst-class hOtel special attentiCn TO narcotic
habitues. C. CLIFFORD YANDERBECK. MD,
AGA Eddy ST. ap24 I'm
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n OYERNMENT LANDSi
u FOR HOME Or INVESTMENT
IN CALIFORNIA
Finest level farming lands.
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Large. fine valley; railroad through it.
Water bitches now building
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Work at good wages there now.
Land can be taken without residence.
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knights of Pythfas.

Captain A. w. Hilliard, commander of
Pacific Division No. 8 has been promoted
TO the rank of colonel upon the staff of the
brigadier-genera of this brigade as assist
ant cOmmissary-general. c. NJ. Troppman,
formerly captain of No. 3, is now mentioned
to succeed Colonel billiard.
Jefferson Lodge No. 179 will be instituted
Tuesday evening at Bersaglieri Hall, cor
ner of Stockton and Union streets, by G. K.
of r. aud S. II. Schaffner.
Monterey Lodge No. $50 will be instituted
by the grand chancellor on Saturday even-
Ing. May H. A large number OF the repre-
sentatives TO the grand lodge will partici-
pate.
Arrangements for the reunion and outing
of the Knights at Glenwood on the 21st are
about perfected. Tickets will be sold only
10 members of the order, thus insuring
pleasure and safety to all, as no outsider
can procure a ticket, and no clement that
would be discreditable to the order can be
admitted. The grand lodge officers and
members are invited and Will participate.
Pacific Division No. 3 will hereafter meet
on Wednesday evenings instead of Tues
days. as formerly.
The members of Pytbian Lodge No. 43 of
Woodland rendered a benefit to a fellow
member from another Jurisdiction, Thes
plan by the way, on Thursday evening,
April %, with rendition of damon and
Pythias," by amateur talent. The produc-
tion is very highly commended by the local
journals. and was also a marked financial
success.
Riyeryiew Lodge No. 165 OF Rio Vista
picnieked at Army Point. near Benicia, last
Saturday and had a grand time.
An effort is being made to organize lodge
at CORTLAND with every prospect Of success.
Santa Cruz Knights are continuing their
preparations for the reception of the dele
gates to the Grand Lodge, for whose enter
tainment and comfort many methods of en-
joyment are being laid out.
The "team" of Unity Lodge No 81 will
confer the rank of knight in amplified form.
next Friday evening. at the Castle Hall Of
Golden City Lodge No. 60, upon two
esquires. Ali Knights are invited The re-
organized team" is said to be superior to
any in the city.
Grand Chancellor George E. Church will
visit as follows: Monday, May O. Oak Leaf
Lodge No. So, at Lincoln; May TO- the lodges
of Sacramento City in joint meeting with
Confidence Lodge No. IS; May II, the lodges
of Stockton in joint meeting with Charter
Oak Lodge No. 20; May II, the lodges of
Oakland, Golden Gate and Berkeley in joint
meeting with Liberty Lodge No. So, at the
hall, corner Of Seventh and Perata streets,
West Oakland; May IL. Alameda Lodge No.
80 at Alameda.
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TO LEASE.


ALEAM POWER TO LET WITH WELL
- Ashted rooms az 24-2e Eighth. mr. Market. ms q
TO kENT-l20oO SQUARE FEET OF ROOM AS
whole or part at Sl5 MONTGOMERY St Inquire
on premises nv2 4
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OAKLAND UEAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND AGENCY-ADYEkTISEM AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
ONCE of THE MORNING CALI. QO2 Broadway.
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STORAGE.

EURNITURE TRUNKS. PIANOS. Ere. CARED
4 for and stored reasonable; advances made
LIEBES, Pioneer Storage Co.31o Stockton. EFT .
FIRST CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
o42-e44 Mission St CHAS. l.. TAYLOR iT3st
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
Gleanings in the Field of Prac.
teal BenevoIence.
Items of California Dad Fellowship-A Con-
slant and Steady Gain-Masonic Temples
and HalIs-Busy Pythians

omoiaI Assessment Table.
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PROPOSALS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT., BUREAU OF MFD1
~ cine and Surgery, Washington. D. c. April -
1sSZ-Se2led proposals, endorsed Proposals FOR
supplies 20 naval hospital" Mare Island CAL win
be received at the Bureau of Medicine anu Surgery
Naval Department, Washington, untll Tuesday
May "a 1872. at 4 a. NJ, wheh they VIII be pub
hey opened. for daily supply Of provisions grocer
les, etc. 20 the naval hospital, Mare Island CAL
and horse feed TO naYy-yard dispenSary for the
fiscal ear ending June 80, 1898. Schedules OF the
articles, with Information as 10 the specifications.
delivery, conditions, forms OF offer. and probable
quantity required can be obtained on application
10 The medical officer in charge Of hospital. No
proposals will be considered ualess there is salts
factory evidence that the bidder is regular dealer
10 tls articles be proposes supply. The right Is
te5TIReN 70 reject any or ali bids JOHN MILLS
BROWNE. Chief OF Bureau my2 Moth
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A count DEPARTURE POULTRY AND
y e-g and butter Stalls-all together. doing large
business; situated in one OF the popular markets of
CITY: VIII sell for less than hsif its value;
unique chance for young men. Apply ~ this
ONCE my7 ST
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GOnO CORNER GROCERY AND BAR. W Is T
n 6UU. ern Addition; stock OF fresh goods; full
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STORES TO LET.

900 KEARNY-OFFICES OF ALL SIZES AND
LOO at all prices to suit; bestlighted building in
tie city: elevator. Apply to f. G. MoLL0Y, l38
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ON REAL ESTATE AND NOTES: NO DELAY;
" reasonable interest. b. L., box 81. Call Brnchtt
DAMS ON REAL ESTATE NOTES, MERCHAN
IL disc. JOHN SNOWMAN, S31 Kearny, Rf2.17n
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
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private entrance Turk NJ J. FRANKLIN &Co.6m
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IA-HY DEPOSIT ALL YOUR SPARE MONEY
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can give you solid security, Daying you per
cent annually: by coupon per cent every
months: write US Tor particulars. GEO.W MEADE
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I IQUOR SALOON N FIRST-CLASS LOCATION,
ID near Stockton and Market stS-; fine fxFures
side entrance; private rooms. Apply, bet 10 aud
u O'Clock. HOLTUM BROS, wholesale liquor
house 5G5 Market st. ny4 =
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oI6O PER ACRE BUYS AND 10 ACRE
y w tracts rich valley land al S. p. Co. station.
Alameda County. 80 miles from san francisco 20
miles from Oakland: easy terms: fine climate: first
class neIghbOrhoOd. THE CAkNALI-HOPKINS
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DOR sALE-eOoD HORSE. APPLY GROCERY.
j Ellis and Laguna stS my9 q
LINE STYLISH SOUND GRAY SADDLE MARE;
4 singlefoot; bargain. 2646 Howard st. mys 80
GOOD HORSE AND WAGON; CHEAP; FOR
y want Of USE 637 Clay. J.. HUFFSCHMIDT. II
ZINE HORSE: 3 YEARS: SOUND GENTLE; 100
4 pounds trial given. 1440 Valencia st. my4 -
DUGGY HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP ATsT. LAW
y renee stable 423 Post St my37'
DAsTURAGE FOR HORSES: 81 so PER MONTH.
4 No. feed. Particulars 40 Montgomery S.. rnL
EEETENNIAL STABLES-CARRiAGES ROCK
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LON, proprietor mri3u
81 AND 22I TENTH. COR HowARD-HoRsEs
ZIJ boarded and FOR sale J. K. WALTON. ial2 "
WAGONS t>D CARRIAGES.
FOR SALE, CHEAP-TRUCK AND HARNESS.
j 446 Jessie St myS p
WAGON; SUITABLE FOR COMMERCIAL
W travelling; cheap. HOLMES q Co. s34
nonaIa 81 my6 -
NEARLY NEW HACK; SELL OR EXCHANGE
- for horse, buggy; some cash. BAILEY, 7l9
Market ST. my5
Q-sEATED TOP WAGON, BUSINESS BUGGTEs
- small hay-waEon. 1l4O Folsom st. my37
NEW GROCERY WAGON. CART, FOR SALE.
- cheap lol Mission st. near Fourth. fe26 3m
NEW S-sEAT CAMP-WAGoN: SELL or HIRE
~ 24l4 California St ap27 n
I SECONDHAND EXPRESS Wagon AT "a
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EROM 50 TO IS ACRES. MILES FROM SANTA
i Cruz. on county ROAD; good prune ana fruit
land; plenty wood and water; good hOnse, rooms;
orchard: location adapted for blacksmith-shop and
store. Address box n. Santa Cruz my5 I'm ThSaTu
CONOMA COUNTY LAND SALE OR EX-
- change; write fully. ANDREW PRICE Heads
burg Cal feI4 II
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CGHODL LANDS, 81 so TO g An ACRE; On
- very easy terms; sold by the State In tracts ID
suit; residence OF improvements required; all
kinds Of lands. In many different counties; sen
stamp fer list: open day and evenings L. W
LAKE Flood Building 13f