The morning call., 1892-05-22

MinisterDg Children's League on Monday, May 23
citation rooms 232 Sutter st. II is hoped that there
will DO large attendance OF children aud OF those
interested In the welfare OF the young. N.Y. u
TX Bible Christians viii Meet for Di-
10 vine worship at FOresters Hall, 20 Eddy ST.,
at 3 P NJ Lovers of divine truth cordially invited.
Subject: "The Eternal Punishmento o the Nicked'-
Then shall hesay also unto them on the Ieit Depart
ye cursed into everlasting IRE prepared for the
devil and his angels. Matthew XIV
~ There VIII BE UniversaIist Services
asS at 30 p NJ. in hail first h0)r of Red
Mems building Post St, above Stockton. Rev. $
GOoden0ugh Of Oakland will preach; subject, "A
Cause OF Modern Atheism and the Kemedy.-
RR metropolitan Temple, Fifth ST.. near
~ Market-fIfth SUNDAY after Easter May %,
9 p NJ children's missionary meeting. Speakers:
Bishop Nichols the Earl of Meath the Rev. Robert
Ruchie. sunday-school viii have seats ground
floor grown people in the gallery. Public invited.f
NOTICE or mAETINGa.
"s Doric Lodge No. 2Ie, II. and
notified to attend special meeting al King * a
SSnoasY1 ish,,, Nav 9S AZ 20 O'CLOCK p TO At,
tend the funeral OF late brother, Thomas c.
Gray. OF Morning star Lodge No. g. Helena, Mont
ord-r OF the w. NJ ADoLPH KRoNBERG,
secretary.
P CaIedonIsn CIub-rwenty- y n.
~ sixth grand annual gathering re- =, EST1
eepuon ut Mechanics Pavilion. on SAEXy
WEDNESDAY EVENING the 25rh inst, 49,
Full corps OF club pipers in costume and the Park
Band win furnish choicest selections of music
Grand march 30 p. NJ. Admission checks. admit
ting gentleman ana ladies' 25c each, to be obtained
at the box ofice hat and cloak rooms free.
W. C. BURNETT, Chief.
THOMAS wusoN. Secretary.
Ra- DlnHa forget the tweufy-sixth grand annual
games. Shell Mound Park, Saturday, 2Sth inst.22 II
R1se On the Fourth Day Of July q ~.
l~G next the San Francisco scottish n "a W
Thistle Cub VIII celebrate the ll6th %lAcEYS
nlyersary OF American Independence at ~
Shell Mound Park In an especial manner The at
fractions upon that occasion viii bs greater and
grander than ever before.
GEORGE w. Paterson, Recorder my23 Il Su
z1P Amateurs Take Notice. ON
lE~S The Caledonian Club Of San iran =, SHIJ
cisco have given 10 the Pacific Coast Am SA-EES
ateur Ath,etic Association two notable S0rb
events in their grand annual gathering and games,
which take place SATURDAY, MAY %, namely
One long distance handicap race, S75 yards, FIVE
times around the track, ana one snort race 3oO
yards, or twice around the track, for which there
are two valuable prizes ENTREES close @ 21Th inst at
fHoMAs wILsoN. Third Chieftaln- my22 suweFr
- ST. Andrews socIety-Mem- NY -.
~ bers are respectfully notihed that N {AH3
business Of importance relative 70 by EALG<
laws will be under discussion at next $@4
regular meeting. MONDAY May g. 2S n...,,.
W. c. Cook, Secretary. my22 2t
~ a C,rd-In Justice to Myse If and My
EF6 friends well, beg leave through your daily
journal OF intelligence to refute certain false state
ments made and circulated, particularly by Captain
sharp of the late and defeated Scotch tug-O- war
team in the last tournament in Mechanics Pavilion
towiU: That offered said CAPTAIN sharp $1,000 to
loose pull Ia said tournament. do now and here
drnv any such offer If made. as coming from me-
and pronounce the statement false and malicious;
and more promise and VIII pay $i00 10 Captain
sharp any other man. who can produce proof to
snbstantiate their vile accusat on. If the Scotch
team lid suffer an igBonin!oas defeat, and doubt
| 1T. then who is blameable2 Echo answers Scotch
men in the Scott sh team. L use no non de plume
I ANGUS MCLEOD.
rs A. q. II. State Con- 80 A-re@
| STATE Con vention OF the Ancient SCYFs AAkS$FA
| order OF Hibernians of Califor- (sll&k\ ASHG<rE
ma ms Thii IN san SSnysHg frane,co t eoU on
DAY and TUESDAY. June l3
aud a. 1892, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. State officers.
/ state delegates county delegates and division Off
GERS are untitled to seats in the convention. full
attendance is earnestly desired
| i. II. CARR s. s.
myl5 % ct JOHN MoRIARTY, S. T.
RS. Ancient Order OF ~ @zSwn4
! second annual convention OF the SbITAA \EEssgs(.
! Ancient order of Hlbernians fssSlISA \&sSrtl L
| held In Irish American Hail. eSf ET
Howard st. in the city and
| county of san Francisco, on TUESDAY, May "a, at
| II NJ. sharp in accordance with article XVII OF
the constitution Accredited delegates to this con-
yention will bear with them credentials signed In
! the proper manner by the president and secretary
OF the division OF which they are members in good
gates OF their county Yours frsternaly,
THOMAS NORTON, State Delegate.
| PATRICK MCHUGH, State Secretary
20 222 7. F. DUGGAN, state Treasurer.
F(8- The Members OF Teutonia Council
| eF~S No 66 requested to attend the funeral
| OF Friend OTTO KRIEGER, ut O'Clock z. NJ, SUM-
| day, May %. By order Of
| ROSA KOHLER, Councillor.
sEo.sKuHN. Secretary. my2I 2t
ns- A Special Meeting OF the stock
| 1F~a holders OF the Gray Eagle Mining Company
will be held at the Office OF the company room l.
| 3O3 California ST., on THURSDAY, June 2, 1892, at
one ~ O'Clock NJ, for the purpose OF authorizing
the sale OF the stock belonging to the company and
the transac tion OF other such business may coma
before the meeting. TransfeEbooks Will be closed
on Tuesday, May 81, 1892. at O'Clock P NJ. BY
order OF the Directors A. w. BARROWS, sec.
1 San Francisco May lT,.lSg2. myl9 Il
| Fr5ss 1he Caledonian Club of San CO
/ EbNS Francisco-GraDd gathering or the n, IA 81
| clans in the garb OF Aud Gael SATUR- SAEEE
I DAY, May 2S, 1892. at Shell Mound Park, <aSEE
Berkeley. The club is determined TO make this
| the twenty-sixth annual gathering and games the
| grandest and most enjoyable event of thu season.
| New games Will be introduced never before seen
| in America. large number OF exciting events
from all parts of the world, who will receive over
| $500 in cash and other prizes. including two
| handsome gold medals, value 5000 each for
| iong-diStance race; also long list OF games is
open TO all comers for which there are large cash
as well other valuable prizes. Scottish national
| dancing by expert elansmen. Lads and lassies in
costumes Delegations from all parts OF the United
! States and Ctnada Will be present to take part
| this auspiciouS occasion. The usual Highland well
come Is extended to all Dancing In the two payil-
ions from IL 4. NJ. to the music OF the celebrated
| Park Band. There will be full corps OF Highland
pipers. Games commence at A. NJ. sharp and close
| at = NJ: no tntermission. Trains connect with
| Oakland ferry every half-hour. Admisson-Adults
80 cents. children, 70 cents Be sure aud buy your
| tickets for shell Mound Park.
w. c. BURNETT chief.
THOMAS WILSON. Third Chieftain myI5 lat
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