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IROQUOIS LEAGUE.
A Grand SaChem EIecied-The
Annual Conference.

A meeting of the State League Of lroquois
Clubs was held Monday night Sachems
were admitted from this city, st. Helena,
San Rafael, Matinee, San Diego, Los
Angeles, Lodi. Vacaville and various other
interior clubs.
The resignation Of Grand Sachem James
V. Coleman was accepted, and compliment
ary resolutions were adopted.
1t was then decided to hold the annual
conference in this city at II o'clock on Feb
ruary Odd. At the conclusion Of the eon-
ference the annual banquet 10 visiting dele
gates will be held in Pioneer Hall.
Vice Grand Sachem Louis MetZger was
elected Grand Saehem, ana Raleigh BaIcaF
of VacaVille was chosen Vice Grand Saehem.
Officers Installed.
Herman Stamm, No, 224, u. o. k M,
has installed the following officers: h.
Lensz, c.; II. L. Pankow. S. c.; j. Cord
sen, S. S. c.. r. Lawyer, p; DR.. Lord. S. :;
i. Rumetseh, 4. Uwenty-frst term); George
Steekelberg, S. third term; L. r. Schwartz,
w; A. Wehrwen, +. g.; Henry Beck, ,.
g.; j. Mengels, Trustee,
The following officers have been installed
in CourJ Hercules, No. 1905, A. o. +. f. s.:
J. F. Iindstrom. c. II. rs. L. Bray, S. c. II. !;
r. O'Rourke. f. s.; r. Waters, Il. s. Will
lam Hughes. T.; f. j. Kelly S. W; II.
Emanuel, J. W; J. T. Connolly, S. B.; &.
TJnberg. J. b; r. E. Connolly, p; Audit
ors-J. F. LindstrOm, A. Schwartz and A.
n. KnOph; Trustees. 7. DlgnaD, j.
O'Rourke and w. Blanchard.
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SD 500 .'.'''.........-....-..'.'$l6Vo
FULL BLOCK-32 LOTS.

FULL BLOCK-32 LOTS
only a few short blocks from the terminus Of
Howsrc-st. Cable-cars on 2ith St: bounded by
Rhode Island. De Haro Nevada and oath SIS, de-
sirabie neEhborhoOd; streets graded, severed aud
macadam zed up 10 the property: only blocks
FROM the car IGe on FOJGero ave; the price at
which We offer this block is less than SfOO per lot;
lots IN this ueighboIhOod sell for $3.50 each where
tine Is given
This is a speculation well worth looking into
Only $500 cash necessary to handle this prop
erty
NcAFEE, BALDWIN / HAMMOND,
la24 SuTuTh 10 Montgomery St
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$50 Geo A. r! ~. ~ LASS 10 l. ~ i-hoF-
good oakland San Francisco. Alameda or rerkeIey
real estate; puJ down on a cash basis For p4rtcu-
lars WI te OF call al once OF T. W. WOODWARD &
co. 900 Broadway. Oakland. IA It
~ lHDtl bAtPAlN' fVh ~ bA4N VNbl :
= - - me --a--If mouse rooms ahu Dalbi
o.Se4'cn.' 'I.'A Lol'S1ou IN soou repair .'lso
for s57 monthly: as an Investment VIII pay S42
readily; lot 25x5O PKOLL, BAEHR * CO. 3
NJ e-iSi' "a l'.-o d.
EOR SALE-COTTAGE N MISSION; ROOMS
1 90 good order; would tase other property iu
part payment; or would exchange for house and
lot Of greater value aud assume diHerenCs. uqaIre
OK owner, 1872 Market ST. Room 8. ja23 10
~, 49, -. ~, 49,, -
$4,000 FKIN 80 OU IFiI 10 EACHAN6E
street ia22 II
- = = :
G10O 6oENEh' b0HIOJ oN hAlLkOAD IN
- IOO' Berkeley: so cash, $40 monthly
$tuO-Lot 4OXl2O; sidewaik.d so monthly
SiUU-L0t @OKi S0; macatam ana sewer.
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Xxx CURsIoNsi Xxx CURSIoNsl
DAILY DAILY DAILY DAILY DAILY
TO NEW SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
YARDS.
BUCKINGHAM & CO., AIS MONTGOMERY ST.
Free Carriages meet every Train.
Special Rates Saturday, sunday and Monday.
once open evenings from to O'Clock Sundays
8 to 10 Al
BUCKINGHAM q CO..
4l5 MONTGOMERY ST,
AGENTS FOR THE COMPANY. "A suTuTh
M cEWEN BROS,
4l6 MONTGOMERY ST.
GOQEO a PICKUP ON path ST, ON THE
EN-ODU. cable road; improved with store and
living rooms rents go mouth
Q7OO a FINE BUY Oh BUTLER ST, AID
j 'OO' 1Jiuing Cortland ave-; lots.
SI4 500 rs Sgqo5 f F5s 81. OF n9 5yo9 ,
well rented.
GEO00 LOT SOFIA. ON path ST, Mr.. CAS-
DOOOO' tro; viii pay big interest II improved.
2isuTuTh McEwEN BROS, AIS MONTGOMERY st
Corner as27o store J and as
ROBERT }. MERCER. 44o Pine st
$3.50 s5A. H. ,o OF J4 >,
and bath; good buy. RoBr. J. MERCER, 4lO Pine.
CT az KEARNY ST, s. or BROADWAY;
y IJUU. lot y :ll1es g. with 2-story frame i'm,
proyements: rents for S75 per month; pays over IL
j..
GER, 40 Pine st.
GQ5O g22D ST, NEAR DOUGLASS. LOT 25x
only ] lot left. ROBERT }. MERCER. 4lO
Pine St 1a24 81 suTufh
HEADQUARrERs FOR PARK LOTS.
@I7R 600, $3.50 AND $500; LOTS NEAR
- -. boulevard and electric road; s25 down.
balance $40 monthly SOL GErZ q Bro Is
Post 81
G96O AND $500; LOTS BET 1. } AND
u OOO sts.. on cabe-lIne extensioni fine view OF
ocean aud park; 70 cash balance $40 monthly. SOL
GErz Bko.. 8 Post St.
Ge0O LOTS IN BLOCK 749, BET. 2OTH AND
tpOOV. 2lSt ayes, and stB-: graded and
fenced opposite strawberry Hin Observatory and
new LAKE. SOL GETz & BRO. Is Post st.
QkkO $500, $3.50, 1880 $3.50, $500 AND
tD00U. $1,000; lots graded and macadamized
near olympic Ctuo Grounds and park, ready TO
build on 70 cash. balance on easy monthly pay
ments. sol GETZ Il ,.RO. l9 Post ST.
NORTH OF PARK.
G4S0 $500, $3.50 AND $500 LOTS; ALSO
I'd NV. Few choice corners from 18th west;
beautiful view OF ocean aud near Sutro Heights; 10
cash, balance $40 monthly. SOL GErZ a. BRO.
u Post st.
GREAT BARGAINS IN LOTS ON 9Th, 9TH
VI and 18th ayes. n. of Point Lobos ready to
built on: choice location and nice view of ocean;
10 cash down. SOL GEL BRO, Is Post ST.
PARGAINS on PRESIDE HEIGHTS, OR IN
ID any other part north or south OF the park.
the Mission road 70 be obtained by calling on
first, last aud ali the time. sol GETZ BRO, 10
Post ST. laI7 SuTh II
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FINANCIAL.

.EEOO wANTED-LOAN AT PER CENT
ID OJUO interest. from 1 to or more years;
security by first mortgage on new, valuable i'm
proved property; fine location; Sc corner of Noe
and Elizabeth, block from Castro cable car and
Twsnty-fOurth ST. house OF 2 flats, large rooms
each; all modern improvements: lot aud house
worth $4,000: insured street completed title per-
feet: lower fat occupied by owner; rents FOR upper
fat SGT so; will pay all expenses connected with
loans interest paid monthly in advance jazz ST.
~ 2 ON MORTGAGE; MONEY TO LOAN ON
y notes or I'd mortgage. isaacs All O'FarreLi2l ~
NaONEY TO LOAN ON SECOND MORTGAGE;
VI mortgages bought. BAILEY 7le siarKet3b I'm
DLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT - SEND
" your old gold and tewery by mail to the old aud
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, al Third ST., San
francisco: 1 viii send by return mall the cash; Il
amount is not satisfactory viii return the gold ~
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
- 52S Kearny ST. Lhs only corporation that le1ds
money on diamonds. watches; low Interest COAX
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IMPROVED PROPERTY

Call for our "Real Estate Record" containing
list OF property FOR sale IN all parts OF the city.
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Q1SOT TO $3.50 PER LOT AT FRUITVALE
ID LOU Oakland; $40 to s25 cash AMI 50 per
month; beautiful lots, adjoining the double-deck
car line OF Sessions new electric road wifi give
free pass for years to any one who Will build APP
ply at once to E. w. w OODYARD & CO., COZ Broad
way. Oakland. ia27 1t
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lost.
GOO REWARD 49, LADY's GOLD WATCH;
tpEO fancy raised ornaments No case 70 ess'
back cap engraved NJ M Sept, ~ Eign move move
smooth ball charm; set diamonds; ruby tn star
and crescent shape; bail engraved NJ. ReturnJ.
MACOWSkY, 230 Kearny ST. ia2S 3tt
TAKEN IN MISTAKE AT SONS OFST. GEORGE
i social, Laurel Hall, Shells building, 80 O'tar-
reli ST. saturday eve, Jan sd shifted PINK Wool
hall and oblige the owner. Its
I OST-A PAss-BOoK WITH THE HIBEBNIA
~ savings and Loan Society OF san Francisco. in
the name OF BRIDGET WHITE no S3fY5. The
hnder VIII please return to bank JaSS o.
I OST-SMALL MOUSF.COLORtD BULL TER
II rier; white crop on back OF neck: shOrt-haired
aud named jack liberal reward paid return same.
II. b. KURrZ, l7l5 Geary st. lt*
/ OST-BRINDLE AND WHITE GREYHOUND
Il bitch. Return to j. O'SHEA saloon cor Eighth
and Folsom SITS, and receive reward. Jas 81
GTRAYED AWAY FROM LICK OLD LADIES'
: Home, bucEskin mare; large scar on left flank:
Suitable reward II returned to 20 Bryant stja27 50
| Osr-DEC. u, CHINCHILLA KITTEN: COLOR
- Maltese; long FUR. So reward for its return 10
y w. HOLIDAY, cor. Octavia ana Clay. ja2b ~
I OST-A SKYE TERRIER, NEARLY WHITE:
IL name Caper. reward OF 50 will be paid the
hEder at 1926 Pacific ave-, near Central Ia26 81
7 osT-oN JANUARY II. BETw ZEN ALAMEDA
- and San Francisco diamond ear-drop. Finder
returning same to this Office Will receive liberal
reward 1a26 ~
/
II Exchange; $50 reward If returned 10 Exchange;
questions asked. de2S Il
LOUND-SPANIEL DOG; OWNER CAN HAVE
i same by proving property and paying expenses
Hayward, of Harrison, near Eighth. Jas 81
CONTRA CTORs AND BUILDERS.
JAMES McCONAHEY, CARPENTER AND
- builder, l22 Eddy-Jobblng. repairing attended,
store aud Office fitting specially Teleph'e S49e ~
I LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
- 6ls Sacramento ST. cabinet WORK aud nttlnguP
enees promptly attended; telephone sO0 mlo1
TO LEASE.
no RIAGE-BUILDERS-TO LEASE, THE
shop lately occupied by Day at corner OF Eighth
and Howard sts. CHAS. ASHTON, All Montgom-
cry ST. Jas cod I'm
STORAGE.
FURNITURE, TRUNKS. PIANOS, ETC, CARED
Il for and stared reasonable; advances made
LIEBES' Pioneer Storage Co.,3lO Stockton. 9l
LIRST- CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
Il o42-b44 Mission ST. CHAS l.. TAYLOR 1Y3u
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NFcAFEE. BALDWIN & HAMMOND, REAL
w Estate Agents and AucttOneeTs, members OF Ihe
Real Estate Exchange 10 Montgomery ST.
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Situated on the line OF the Oakland, san LeandrO
and Haywards Electric Boac (uow buidiug)
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS AND
~ subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once OF THE MORNING CALI, 902 Broadway.
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DENTISTS.
DR REA 92Y MARKET, EXT. TEETH soc;
IL with gas 81; hlliugs low; open evenings. jas q
1 EEK DENTAL COLLEGE; CHARGES ONLY
j. for material used Room lO7, ll7O Market. il
nR T. II. FERGUSON DENTIST. 209 KEARNY
II near suffer- the best work is the cheapestdel q
nR. II. u. YOUNG, DENTIST. FORMERLY WITH
IL q. W. LEkK, OFarrsil st. now ut 1871 Polk,
near JACKSON; painless extraction of teeth nol3 6m
Any CHILD KNOWS GAS Is DANGEROUS:
y by my wonderful secret local application to
the gums any tooth may be extracted filed
painieEsly niue first prizes awarded me rOr finest
Killings. plate and bridge WORK; office open even
ngS and sundays. DIR. q. w. LEEk O'FarrelLtf
or SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED As
~ good rs can DO made: hliing 81. DIR. SIMMS,
dentist $50 Market ST, next baldwin Theater. oclVt
G.7 SkT; REPAIRING 81: FILLING 81 ;EXTf
" painless, soc, DIR. ca. PERRY, Mason. mSst
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, sos MARKET
" st. tPhelan BHiidiRgl, positively extract teeth
without paiu with Cotton Gas -; also perform all
operations in dentistry. Or. CHAS. w DECK ER z u
IRA. LUDLUM HILL. l443 MARKET ST. NEAR
~ Eleventh; no charge for extracting when PLACES
made; Old plates msdo over new; teeth
from So per set; extracting soc; gas given Ar
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILLING AT
~ lowest prices; work warranted DR. j. W.
My, e4l Market ST. opp, baldwin. aus Il
DR C. II. WILSON, DENTIsTL s3J MARKET
~ St, bet Elltn aud Slxtb OBJ Mason. del5st
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LoDGiNG-HoUsns ToH sALE.

a.Gro l3 ROOMS: FINE LOCATION; NEW
=. Cyt, hruiilg; rev fsr1'-ure; recently cost
$500 owner mas u return Fast cause OF sacrifice
genuine BARGAIN: see This ANA be- convinced: every
room ccclpied. BAILEY. GIa Mars ct ST. ia24 e
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Rr-sINEss CHANCFs.

C.1-0 RETIRING PART FRS INTEREST
Z / ~. in an Old-established genuine business,
,ye and favorably known on this Coast; duties
tzlt. easily learned; steady man can make $75
monthly as the start. BAILEY, 7l9 Market. ia25 Il
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4 GOOD CHANCE-TOJR HOUSE FURNISHED
- Complete with fu-ui ura. carpets. stoves. cur
tEIus blankets. pictures sud mirrors 80 Cssh pricsS
ea easy Install ueutS; small deposit b. FELBD-
5AS 3 co. 3. largest iHstalneut house on she
Coast, 2-S-Z20 Stocaton, 90 Post ST.; opan even
Hssi prompt atrsHtl0 paid 70 country orders ls-5t
\ INV CHAsIEEE SCI. ~ Z PIECES. Sl5 casa,
- or.ustaiHrcaf. ~ lLlrf BROS e3l Mission. x
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L7INE LARGE OFFICES TO LET. CHEAP. II3
j Powell St del tt
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DIEDMONT! PIEDMONTM
MUST BE SOLD. a BARGAIN.
$40. COST 50 MONTHLY

CTOPl-FOR CHOICE LOTS IN FRUITYALE
- at lowest prices and terms TO suit, see II. W
DAVIS owner, 465 Ninth ST., Oakland. jal3 I'm
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ron FTRNITTRE Don't MISS 0CE : ORE;
prices reasonable. quality good. courteous
treatment SAMUEL BEAL sIs-s4O Mission So,
st0Fe Fourth. la3 IN
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C@00 SALOON: HANDSOMl LY lifted
t0Dtt. up. good business street; a very fine
place. A. LESS > Fourth 81. It,
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EDUCATION AL.
90 LESSONS ON PIANO FOR Sl2 BY AN EXPE-
~ rienccd teacher. I20 McAliSter fiat 3. jas II
[oUNGLADY WISHING TO LEARN ENGLISH
/ would accept to teach music, piano and singing,
even without salary, in American families. Write
Z. C.. Box 80, CALL Branch. jazz 2t%
ID w. KIMBALL, TEACHER OF PIANO 29I2
L Howard ST.: terms moderate. ta25 I'm
INSTRUCTION IN WRITING AND PIANO;
L letters written. 1912 Moss. of Howard. jaI4 SIN
MRS. j. L. CONNER, ARTIST; FIRST GLASS
NJ work only. 90 Donohoe Bldg ll7O Mkt j3 I'm
I ESSONs ~ SPANISH FRENCH, GERMAN
II and English; Worman's method; trial lessons
given free OF charge. Address K. D., Box SO. CALL
Office. jail I'm
CCHuUL CIVIL, MINING. MECHANICAL. ELEO
- triCal engineering. surveying, architecture,
saying; eStab. 1864. A. Van der Nailen, 723 Market
E-VOICE-BUILDTNG. NJ !. BRADLEY.
- Saratoga Hail Sl4 Geary "a 80, Dos 30. 3m
DACIFC ENGINEERING sCHOoI-EN6INEER
L Ing. architecture. surveying. III Post fe20 Tyr
IL EALD's BUSINESS COLLEGE, "a POST ST
IL Double-entry Bookkeeping penmanship short
hand, ype-writIng, telegraphy, etc, all includeda
business course under one Zee OF SIS. ie3o5t
DACIRIC BUSINESS COLLEGE $40 POST J {.
Life scholarship SIS; daY ana evening. oc2si
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STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES.
COUNTERS AND STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE
y and made at 1874 Geary st. noIO II
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C.9SO PARTNER WANTED: COMMISSION
S~-JU. business; SIS TO go per week each
AnnlA COS CAV 81. Room / ia24 u
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MELODY BY HOME TALENT.
THE TUESDAY CLUBS SUCCESS
Full CONCERT AT THE ACADEMY.

The Seasons First Offering of the Local
Organization Appreciated by Large
Crowd of Friends-Excellent Work of
soIoists and Chorus.
The Tuesday clubs first concert Of the
season was given last night at the Acad-
emv of Music and was decidedly success
full. over 500 relatives and friends of
the clubs members were in the auditor
ium and attested their hearty apprecia-
tion of the performance by literally APP
plauding each number.
The work of each soloist and Of the
chorus showed conscientious study and
careful training. Conductor Gilchrst
deservedly received large share of the
evenings honors
The Spinning Song from "The Fly
ing Dutchman, piano solo by Miss
Julia X. Botsford-was exquisite. Her
technique is artistic, excellent; her inter
probation intelligent and sympathetic
The soprano solo, "Lorelei," by Mrs. w
+. Smalley and the chorus Twilight
and Morning, an excellent composition
by Conductor Gilchrist were the most
enthusiastically received.
Miss Emma Lore's contralto solo, 81
Have Lost My Eurydice' (Gluck)i the
Might Song" by Messrs. A. S. Barroll
H. r. Triggs, G. +. Baird and II. A. We'll
and the flute solo, "Annie Laurie" b,
Victor r. Pyle, received merited encores
The violin solo by r. c. Strachn
Romanza in f, (Beethoven), was executed
in mastery manner. The bass solo
"The ChevalieI's Song by W. n Eaton
Jr., suffered slightly from lack of powe
in rendition. It was well sung other
WISE however. and was warmly ap
plauded.
The concert opened with the chorus
"Up. Up, Ye Danes, (Leslie), and closes
with the chorus, Thanks Be to God,
(Mendelssohn). T. Leslie Carpenter wa
the accOmpanist.
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OPERATORS WANT MORE PAY

A Committee of Jersey Central TeIogra-
pliers Demand Remedies for Present
Ills.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-President Max
well, of the Central railroad of New
Jersey was called upon this morning by
a committee of the telegraph operators
of the road.
The men made the following demands
on the company "'That eight hours shall
constitute a days work for train de-
spatchers and certain block operators,
and twelve hours for all other operators.
That extra pay at the regular scale shall
be allowed for overtime and Sunday
work. That reasons be given
for suspensions or dismissals,
hearing permitted, and that If reinstate
menJ follows that pay be given for lost
time That promotions be made according
to seniority in service and.that the min
imum wages paid be $40 per month.
Chief Ramsey of the order of tele
graphers. in an interview with a re
porter of the United Press complaine,
that the men employed on the JERSEY
Central were about the most badly pai'
in the organization.
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LETTER FROM SANKEY.

The Great Evangelists May be Here Dur
ing the Young Mems Christian Associa-
sion Convention.
General Secretary j. r. King, Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, has
received a letter from Evangelist Sankey
In relation to the great revival TO be
held here In January and February
Mr., Sankey says that Mr.. Moody will
reach New York by steamer on Thursday
and they will give an immediate answer
He thinks they will come. In relation
to conducting the singing during the Y.
NJ. G. A. convention he does not seem TO
be so sanguine, but advises
Secretary King to get large
choir and place it under a competent
leader. He further advises that Moody
and Sankey hymns be sung by the choir
at the convention in order that the
singers may assist in the revival
services.
The young womens gymnasium exer'
cises began this morning. There were
eight members present.
A special reception will be given To
the members of the association by the
Christian Endeavor society Of Central
Presbyterian church in Association Hall
ON Tuesday evening, December 13, at
p. m. Admission will be by member
ship ticket only
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COMPANIES INSPECTED.
Major Mitchell Witnesses n National
Guard Drill in Masonic Temple.

Major Mitchell Witnesses n National
Guard Drill in Masonic Temple.
Major Edmund Mitchell Jr, of the
First Regiment Infantry, n. G.. D., in
spected Companies A c and + in the
Masonic Temple last evening.
Adiutant- General Hart. Lieutenant
Colonels A. S. Kirk, Howard Simpson,
James B. Hasson and George j. Finck
Acting Assistant Quartermaster-G General
A. d. Chaytor; Colonel f. G.. Boyd and
Captain j. +. Phillips Of Company H,
New Castle, were the inspecting officer &
associates.
Company c had the right of line, Cap
tain l. Pusey Wickersham, twenty eight
men; Company F had the left of line
Captain William f. Condor, thirty men,
Company A had the centre of the line
Captain William Hanna, thirty four men
The First Regiment Fife and Drum corp.
furnished the music.
Lieutenant Colonel Howard Simpson
inspector Of rifle practice announced the
following successful shooters: Sharp
shooters Irwin Seeds and Cor
poral Benjamin Wilson, both of Compan.
A. Marksman-Sergeant Simon f
Doherty, Company c. First class-Pri
vate Elmer Reasin and Corporal Mariol
Godfrey, both Of Company c.
The equipment of each company wa
found to be in splendid condition.
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WASHINGTON GALESWBPT

A Lively Wind Does Considerable DAM
age Along and Near the coast-Tacoma
Expects Heavy storm.
SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 29.-The gale
from the Pacific coast followed up the
Columbia river and did considerable dam
age in Walla Walla county Sunday and
Monday The electric light building was
unroofed, the court house damaged and a
number of outbuildings in this city and
county were badly wrecked. No fatali
ties are reported The wind blew at the
rate of thirty eight miles an hour at
times
The storm was reported as being very
heavy along the Washington coast. but
only a lively wind prevailed in Puget
sound last night, which caused consider
able damage TO telegraph wires.
At Tacoma the barometer is reported
to be the lowest it has reached for five
years and heavy storm is predicted for
that region.
Evening journal., 1892-11-29
DUCKS GET A RESP ITE
Heavy Rains and Wind About Broad
Water Bay Keep DIR. Cleveland and
His Fellow Sportsmen Indoors.


Water Bay Keep MIR. Cleveland and
His Fellow Sportsmen Indoors.
ExMoRE, Va, Nov. 90 During the
night strong north to northwest wind
commenced blowing and gradually fresh
ened into gale. Before daylight rain
began falling and a heavy downpour
still continues The wind has now in
creased to about thirty miles an hour
and the temperature has considerably
fallen. While the severity of the storm
is often surpassed in these waters, yet it
is considered of unusual violence for this
time Of the year.
All the plans made for cunning today
by Mr.. Cleveland and the party have
been abandoned, the unfavorable weather
will keep the president-elsct inside of
Mr.. Ferrill's cottage and even prevent
his constitutional walk Mr.. Jefferson
did not re-join Mr. Cleveland and Mr..
Davis this morning as anticipated. He
is expected to arrive tomorrow.
Wind storms such as that now pre-
vailing generally continue in this
vicinity for about three days and
in extreme cases five days. 1t is probable
that duck shooting on Broadwater bay
will be seriously interfered with for at
least a couple of days.
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England win cling to Uganda.

LONDON, Nov. 29.-Right Hon. Cecil
Rhodes, premier of Cape Colony, South
Africa, speaking at the annual meeting,
today, of the South Africa company, said
that the hostile tariffs virtually com
PEELED England to secure free markets
such as those Of Uganda and other coun-
tries in Africa. For himself he intended
to construct telegraph line from South
Africa to Egypt by way of Uganda and
when the wires would reach Uganda all
talk of evacuating that country would
vanish
Evening journal., 1892-11-29
"A. U. ohampionships in Philadelphia

The boxing and wrestling champion
ships OF the Amateur Athletic Union,
will be held in the Academy of Music,
Philadelphia. during January, under the
auspices Of the Philadelphia Amateur
Swimming club The fact that the
championships viii be held in that city
will be an inducement TO local boxers and
wrestlers to enter for the various events
as several athletes who have competed
at the New York shows have complained
that they did not receive a fair show
and would not 60 a second time.
Evening journal., 1892-11-29
RAINMAkERs DISCOURAGED.

Dyrenfurth Has CannOnaded the Heavens
But the Elements Fail to Respond.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 29.-John
King of Washington, d. c., and John
Dickson, of Chicago, who furnished S.,
600 in cash toward the rainmaking ex-
periments which were begun here last
Friday by General Dyrenfurth are
very much discouraged with
the results and have almost reach
ed the conclusion that the theory
is not practicable Upon their request,
however, General Dyrenfurth will con
tinue the experiments until all the ex
p'osives on hand are exhausted.
The grand final test of the theory viii
be made today, weather permitting
There are 200 balloons and about fifteer
tons of rosolite to be discharged.