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The morning call., 1892-02-13
Knichts Of Honor.

j. w. Rourke, G. d., visited Fortuna
Lodge No. 3449 on Wednesday evening last.
There was a good attendance of members,
who listened with interest to the address Of
the G. d.
Yosemite Lodge Ne. 1880 was visited by
w. II. Wood, G. a. D.; C. II. NJ. Curry. G.
r.; J. Meyer, d. d. G. d., and delegation
from Eagle Lodge No. 22O4, on Wednesday
evening last. Addresses were made by the
visitors and also by several members of the
lodge. This lodge will give an entertain
ment for gentlemen only on tho evening OF
Wednesday, the oath inst, Protection Hall,
Shels Building.
The q. d., accompanied by other of the
Grand Lodge officers will visit the lodges
at Sacramento on the evening of Monday,
the 18th INST. aud Alta Lodge of Vallejo on
the following evening.
b. L. Nelson, Supreme Reporter. an
nounces the following gain of membership
in the jurisdictions named for the week
ending on the 9th inst: Alabama ,
Arkansas 3, California 3. Connecticut /,
Florida /, Georgia /, Illinois 8, Iowa 9,
Indiana 3, Kentucky II, Louisiana 10,
Maryland l, Massachusetts -, Michigan 3,
Mississippi s, Missouri /, Nevada l, New
Jersey ., New York 80. Ohio ], Pennsyl-
Vania 4, Rhode Island /. Tennessee 6, Texas
81, Vermont /, Virginia 3, Wisconsin 3.
Total ISL
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X. AND l.. OF IL.
Successful Valentine Party OF Pacific
Lodge of This CITY.


Lodge of This City.
Yerba Buena Lodge. San Jose, gives a
valentine party next Wednesday evening
The entertainment and social of Empire
occurs at St. Georges Hall next Wednesday
evening.
Golden Rule Lodge gives a complimentary
social next Thursday evening at ST. Georges
Hall.
F. Kemp Van Ee. D. D. G. P, will call a
meeting of his district, Pacific and West
End lodges, shortly.
The General Committee to arrange for 4
Grand Lodge ball held meetings at Yves {
End and Martha lodges during the week.
West End Lodge initiated a candidate on
Tuesday evening last and otherwise held an
interesting meeting, large number OF
visitors being present..
Mrs. l.. A. Balch, Protector Of Aurora
Lodge, has lnaugurated a series Of open
meetings TO take place on the third Monday
evening of each month, when an interesting
programme is prepared and an enjoyable
evening assured to ali attending. The sec
ODd OF these meetings occur next Monday
in the hall OF the lodge, 42l Post street
Mrs. Kate j. Young, ID. ID. ). F., reports
the institution of Fern Lodge at Albina,
Portland, on Tuesday evening, 81 inst,
with a charter list OF siXty-eight. She also
reports Albina Lodge. only four months old,
in a prosperous condition, and will begin in
Aprll TO pay sick benefits. Mrs. \ Dung has
been appointed d. ID. @. p. for MultnOmah
County. Oregon. and is doing most excellent
work for the order.
The valentine party Of Pacific Lodge,
given at Union-square Hall, proved another
success for this thriving subordinate. There
was a large attendance and most enjoy
able party. Valentines were distributed
during the course Of the evening, which
afforded much amusement
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HEALTH AND POLICE.

\ Matron for the Public Morgue Recon-
mended.
a communication was read before the
Health and Police Committee of the Board
Of Supervisors yesterday from the WOman's
Society for tie Correction Of Public Abuses
asking the board to appoint matron for
the Morgue and that she be selected from
the Home Association of the Woman'S Re
lief Corps. Mrs Lizzie Sweet was recon-
mended for the position. The committee
said that when the board decided 30 appoint
A matTOn the petition would be cOnsi dered,
meanwhile ii viii be placed on file.
Chairman Wilkinson was instructed to
purchase, at not to exceed $50, saddle
horse for the Police Department, 10 be used
on the San Bruno road.
A slight rebuke was administered 10 the
Police Department for purchasing supplies
WITHOUT hrst consulting with the board. The
prec luton WAS given 70 obey the law here
after.
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6:15E n

EXCURSION RATES:
Thirty-Day Excursion ound-trlp Tickets, TO ana
from an stations at rs per cent reduction fro n
single tariff rate.
aod on FRIDAYS Saturdays and Sundays, good 80
return following Monday: Camp Taylor, 30g
Tocaioma and Point Reyes, 81 7bi TomSleS, 81 O0S
Towards s. SO; Cazadero. 90.
Sunday misunderstanding Tickets good os
day SOLD only: Camp Taylor. 81 IS; TOcal0ma
and Point Reyes, 81 so
STAGE CONNECTIONS
Stages leave Cazadero daily except Mondsysl Zoe
Btewart's Point, Gualala, Point Arena, CuRsyg
Cove Navarro Meudoeino City, Fort Bragg, and
ali Joints the North Coast.
mo. w. COLEMAN. +. B. LATHAM.
General Manager, Gen. Pass. s. Tkt. AeA
General Offices. IA SansOme Street.
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nllMsa-
Sundays
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MYSTICISM AND HARRISISM.
Miss 4. A. Chevaillier TO UnveH the Sc
crets OF the Snnoma Eden.

Miss 4. A. Chevaillier TO UnveU the Sc
crets OF the Snnoma Eden.
Miss a. \. Cheyailiier, an entertaining
and brilliant speaker. aud well known as d
writer on sociology, will On next Tuesday
evening deliver a lecture in Irving Hall, al
which time she proposes 10 unyeil the Sc
crets Of the Son0ma Eden presided over by
Thomas Lake Harris. She proposes to give
a sketch and psychological study Of the
mystic who is the head of the Brotherhood
of the New Life, ana promises to fol-
low this with sensational revelations in such
a manner as propriety will permit showing
that this institution. which has fiouTished
there in safe secrecy for years, Is more dis
graceful than MoTmondom, or the Oneida
Community before it was uprooted. The
young lady spent several months in the
community Of which she intends to lecture,
and from what she says the exposure will
he startling.
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TOE THE MARK.
superintendent SWEET Issues New Orders

superintendent SWEET Issues New Orders
to Teachers.
Superintendent SWEET issued an order to
school principals yesterday that hereafter
Rule g Of the department must be strictly
observed. Il reads:
Whenever regular teachers are absent from
school al O'Clock 30 Tie morning PRINCIPALS
must Immediately cal for a substitute. unless
previously notified that the teacher will be pres.
ent before $3.50 O'clock. In case the regular
teacher arrives after a substitute has taken
charge Of the class HE substitute must remain
10 charge tOy tie entire day.
thereafter" continues the Superintend-
ent's order, 'n0 substitute Will be detailed
from this Office after 9:30 o'clock in the
morning, ten minutes being allowed for pos
sible variation Of time. The few schools
not connected with electric signals will be
excepted from this rule by allowing reason
able time for a messenger 70 reach this
.ffi..n
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A modest demand for $4,000 damages
was made yesterday by Valentine Gades-
den In complaint against the King River
Lumber Company, and based on the allega-
ton that the company agreed at certain
time to convey to him for 100000 certain
real aud personal property in Fresno Coun-
ty, consisting of a large lumber plant and
forest, but afterward backing down entirely.
Later. he says, the company made a pre-
tended offer of sale, we'll knowing that he
was then unable to purchase, and that it
only did SO TO escape action for damages.
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GRAND JURY.
1t Will Not Make Public Its
Committees.

The Grand Jury had another meeting
yesterday and completed the preliminary
work of organization.
The several committees were all named
by the foreman and the usual plan OF giving
them out for publication was at first pro-
posed.
Suddenly one of the committees expressed
the desire not to be publicly or at all an
nounced, and the discussion that followed
resulted In the determination not to an
n0unce any Of the committees.
So far as known nothing further was done
than to discuss at length the plan of cam
palgn, ways and means and so forth.
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try, who was sent with his company yester-
day to Bencia Barracks from Angel Island,
has been detailed as recruiting officer at that
station, relieving First Lieutenant Louis p.
Brant. The captain wont be seen so often
now at the Bohemian Climb or on the RialtO
First Lieutenant E. L. Benjamin, First
Infantry, has been relieved from duty at
Fort CASTOR, Cal. and ordered without de-
lay to join his company at Banicia Barracks
Sergeant William Thornton, Signal Corps,
has been ordered to take station at Fort
Mason from AlcatraZ Island.
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for sale. The new officers, NJ. A. Samuels,
p, and F. A. Mecready, S., are active ana
energetic and will make something OF the
association II anything can be done.
Over $4,000 more insurance was written
for the new endowment section during the
past week. and its success is now assured.
The first Of the medical examinations were
sent to the S. NJ. E. this week, and upon
the return of these the petition for charter
tiOn then organized.
Syracuse Lodge No. So. at its last conven-
ton. elected one stranger and transacted
routine business. Upon adjournment 1t Wis
tied Ivanhoe Lodge No. 5 i'll a body to wit
ness the comforting of the amplified degree;
Syracuse will confer the rank Of page next
Wednesday evening.
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place did not pay $500 per month his money
would be returned. He was also induced
by Charles B. Schultz, the proprietor, to
sign an agreement to pay him 5000 more.
demanded his money back ON the ground
that the business of the place had been mis-
represented to him. He was refused, aud
brought suit in the Justices Court for 5000
judgment was given in his favor yesterday
by Justice Cook, who held that he had been
dafraudad
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California Lodge No. /, F. and A. NJ, at
its calico meeting on Thursday evening had
work in the Entered Apprentice degree.
Golden Gate Encampment No. /, l. o. o.
f., held an important session last evening,
when amendments to the bylaws were con-
sidered.
Doric Lodge No 21G, F. and A. NJ, at its
called meeting on Thursday evening had
work in the first degree.
Templar Rebekah Lodge No. 10. l. o. o.
F., at its regular meeting this evening will
confer the degree.
Fidelity Lodge No. 40, F. and A. NJ, at
its called meeting on Thursday evening had
work in the first degree.
The Odd Fellows Literary and Social
Club meets this evening, when interesting
exercises will take place.
California Commandery No. 1, Knights
Templar, at its called conclaye last evening
conferred tire Order Of the Temple.
Wldey Encampment No. %, l. O. 0. F.,
meets this evening, when the degrees Will
probably be conferred
Mecca Temple, a. A. 0. y. NJ S, of New
York City, on January l, 1880, had ninety
one members At its last report the men,
bership roll showed 1924.
California Rebekah Lodge No. !, |. o. Q.
F., Will pre- sent an entertaining programme
OF exercises at It's regular meeting this even
ing.
The communicates under the jurisdiction
Of the Grand COmmanderY, knights lem
p,ar Of the state Of New OTk, knighted S33
members during the year ending July l,
1891, making "a total membership IN that
jurisdiction of 9l30.
There are 1879 Odd Fellows In the city of
Manchester, \. II.
The new Masonic Temple at New Or
leans, La, will be dedicated this month.
Patrick Egan, Minister of the United
States To Chile, is a member of Lincoln
Lodge, No. 9. A. o. L. W., of Lincoln,
Nrbr.
Court Star of the West No. $3.50, A. o. F.
f. ), viii celebrate It's ninth anniversary
with ball next Saturday evening In Social
Hall, A. O. f. Building 102 O'Fsrrell street.
Sargent Lodge No. sos. l. 0. o. f.. at Is
regular meeting last evening conferred the
intlatoTy.
Golden West Lodge No 264, A. o. U. W,
viii give an entertainment and social this
evening at Potrero Opera Hall.
California Castle No. l, Knights of the
Golden Eagle, of this city, is experiencing
quite revival in making a rapid Increase
IN membership. In December last a dis
members at a reduced fee for period of
three months, and, rs a result, there were
ten candidates last month. At the meeting
last Wednesday evening eleven candidates
were Initiated, The newly elected officers
performing their work in a highly creditable
manner, elicliIng the most favorable crlti-
clsm from all concerned. 1t IS fully be-
lIeyed that the coming month viii add at
least twenty or more to the membership Of
life and more active interest will be taken
ia the future Or OSperlty OF the order.
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A SQUATTER DEFEATED.

PixIey Street Declared to BE StiI Pub
lie Property.
The dispute over the possession Of Pixley
street between the city and Hugh McSherry
resulted in a victory for the city in Judge
LEWIS department: yesterday. The court
ruled that the street was dedicated TO public
use as a highway in 1863, and had been 50
used up to 1872, when il was fenced in by
MCSherry. The dedication, clearly proven,
made the street public property. and no ad-
verse possession meanwhile could in the
slightest degree sustain claim Of owner
Ii
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Must Come on the Roof.

For about the fifth time Chief Engineer
Scannell Of the Fire Department has sent
out final notices to ali the electric COM
panies to remove their wires from roofs aud
buildings before Monday. the 18Th inst II
the wires are not taken down by tue owners
nm expert specially employed by the Fire
Department will begin the work of cutting
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The Commitment Mnst Be Signed.

The Supreme Court ruled yesterday, In
the cases OF Edgar Wilson and George
Crowley, that verbal order made by a
committing magistrate, taken down by the
court stenographeT and made a part of the
record, is not equivalent to the signing of
an order by such magistrate and does not
constitute valid commitment When the
accused were arraigned in the Super lnr
Court they moved to set aside the informa-
ton and appealed from an order denying
Ita
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Not Permanently Deranged.

j. B. Allison, who appeared before the
Insanity Commissioners yesterday on the
complaint of policeman to be examined
for insanity was very indignant at the pro-
ceedings, and streDuOusly denied that his
arrangement was any more serious than
dose of filtered corn. He convinced the
Commissioners that ms mind naturally was
all right and they discharged him.
The morning call., 1892-02-13

The assessments call for February con-
tains four deaths in this State, amounting
to $4,000.
Livermore Council No. 1910 was visited by
W. D. Mansfield, G. c., and c.. 0. Benter.
G. s., at a recent meeting The attendance
was large and the addresses Of the grand
officers were we'll received. The council at
its last meeting had seven propositions.
Ventura Council No. 6j4 admitted three
members at its last meeting, with several
more pending.
The g. q. q. S. and others will visit Union
Council No. 168, Oakland, next Friday
evening.
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A new savings bank has been organized
at nollIster, San Benlto County, with
capital of $4,000 There is one other
savings bank aud two commercial banks in
that town.
The PEG pies Bank at Santa Cruz was in
corpOrated on Thursday with a capital Of
5000 600. The promoters are A. p. Hotal-
ing, a. a. Mercy, A. S. Pena, Henry Will
ley, William Rennie, Duncan Mcpherson
and f. w. Bliss. The bank will commence
business forthwith in temporary premises
pending the erection OF handsome building.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP GO.

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK, VIA PANAMA
Steamers will sail at NOON on the 9Th. kseg5
18th and 18th of each month calling at Ss5Ez5g
various ports of Mexico and Central America
Through line saiIngS-February 18TH SIS. San
Jose; February 25th SIS. San juan March 9Th, SIS
City Of New Ork.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA.
STEAMER SAILS AT NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH. calling at Mazatan. san Bias Mauzanlllo,
Acapulco, Port Angel, Salina Cruz Tonaia. San
Benito Ocos Champerico, san Jose de Guatemala,
Acajutla La Libertad La Union, AmapaIa COrlnto
San Juan del sur and Punta Arenas
WAY line saiing-February 18th, IS. Coima
Wh-n sthe regular sa ling date falls on Sunday
steamer wiltbe dispatched the preceding Saturday
JAPAN AND CHINA LINE
FOR YOKOHAMA AND HONG-KONG,
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for
Shanghai and at Hong Kong for East indies
Straits, ETC.;
China via HonouIu)
....... W ednesday, February II. 1892. at P "
City OF Picking. .... sat. March ~, 1892 at N
ROuud-trip tickets 10 Yokohama and return at re-
dueed rates
FOR Freight or Passage apply at the Office, corner
First and BTannau streets.
Branch Ofice-202 Front street.
ALEXANDER CENTER, General Agent,
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U. A. o. ID.
New Groves Soon to BE Instituted at RED
Rluh and LiyermOre.

New Groves Soon to BE Instituted at hed
Bluff and LiVermOre.
Templar Grove will celebrate its twenty
first anniversary next Tuesday evening at
Union-square Hall. An excellent literary
aud musical programme has been arranged
for. l.. G. Schord, S. A., will deliver an
address, and Theodore G. COckrll, 7. NJ u.
A, will act as Chairman of the evening.
q. Ii. Buck, n. G.. A., paid an official visit
to San Francisco Grove No. and Eureka
No. on Thursday evening. 1t was his first
visitation since his recovery from his late
illness. There was large attendance OF
grand officers. Both groves also turned
out in large numbers. After the address OF
the n. G. A. the assemblage adjourned to
Social Hall, where bOunteOus spread had
been prepared by the two groves, under the
supervision of j. George Strack, [. ID.
EYers and f. Hufschmidt of No. 4, ana e.
Bergh0fer, e. Meher and j. Wesner OF NO.
?. Sufficient time having been allowed TO
dispose of the good things provided,
speeches were declared in order. q. Moen-
ming, p. n. q. A., acting as chairman.
TIE following officers responded to the
several t0asts offered John Bayle. Ii.
T.. j. II. Knarston, &. S. John +. Flu
gaZi and Jacob Nichols, G. Trustees, L. q.
Schord, S. A., Adam Smith, Alternate 5.
r.; T. Maginnis, l.. f. Dunand. II. X.
Morton, Z. i. Wagner and George II. Bahrs.
p. n. 6. AS; j. T. Kidd, d. d. G. A.;
George H. Bertram, d. d. G. A., Tobias
Hook, d. A. g. A.; f. CavaguarO, 7. A,
Calico Grove No. 81; George A. Abel, 7.
A., of Elvin Grove No Is; William Molli-
sou, ID. A., and James J. Mollison, p a., OF
HeSpeTian Grove No. To-
The Entertainment Club of Hrsperian
Grove No. Is will give party in Druids'
Hall on Friday evening, the Goth inst.
Robert Rivers, p. q. g. of the Grand
Grove of California, and a member Of Pros
perity Grove No. !, Nanaimo, is endeayor-
ing TO extend the order in that section. His
own grove is doing remarkably well. Six
candidates were initiated at It's last meet
ing.
New groves will shortly ba instituted at
Red Bluff aud Livermore
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The bark Albert Company and the bark
A loha Company filed articles of incorpOra-
ton yesterday. The Directors of both COM
panies are; George f. Smith. A. Ii. Paul.
j. x. Knippenberg, w. ii. Dimond and
Lawrence Sutton.
The Henry Ulfelder Clothing Company
has also filed articles. The Directors are
Leo and Cecilia Uifeder, Benjamin Mayer.
Clara and Amanda LOWensteIn.
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and slashing. The companies affected by
the ordinance for the removal Of the dan
gerous and Objectionable wires are the
Edison Light and Power Company, the
Pacific Electric Motor Company and George
J. HsnZell.
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Assaulted While In BED.

Two men entered the room OF George
Patrick at the Eiffel House. on Sansome
street, about 4 o'clock yesterday morning.
and demanded money from him. Patrick
lay in bed, and when he refused to part
with any ducats the intruders smashed the
water pitcher and bowl over his head. The
Injured man swore to complaints for the
arrest OF the assailants on n charge OF as
sault with intent to commit murder He
recognized one Of them as rounder named
Jack OFarrell.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
What Can Cuticura Do
For Ba6y's Skin, Scab, and Hair

Everything that cleansing purifying and identifying skim
scalp and hair of infants and children the CutCura Renee
dies will do They afford instant relief and speedy
agonzing of itching and burning They clear the skin
the most distressing of cay csted pmp and bochy humor
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scopic insects which feed on the
hair, and supply the roots with
energy and nOurishment. They
prevent inflammation and clog
ging of the pores, the cause of
pimples, blackheads, rashes,
red, rough, and oily skin. They
heal rough, chapped, and fs-
sured hands, with itching, burn
ing palms, painful finger-ends,
and remove the cause of shape
less nails.
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SCRAPED HIS NOSE.
Narrow Escape From Death Of Thoma


Narrow Escape From Death Of Thomas
COnnors.
Thomas Connors, laborer employed on
Che piledriYer at the Old mario w-gauge ferry
slip, bad very narrow escape from instant
death yesterday morning. He was putting
an iron band on the end Of partly driven
pile, when the big hammer fell without
warning. The p0nderou5 mass of iron,
weighing nearly ION. dropped like a flash,
scaaping the skin off COnnOrs nose and
forehead as it fell. Had lis head been
half an inch nearer the pile lie would have
been killed instantly, Connors was more
frightened than hurt, and after washing the
blood from his face resumed work after a
short rest
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The Law Invoked.

Mary Broughton. executrix of the will Of
George Ashton, has been sued by Jacob H.
Lindecker to recover $4,000, which he claims
as compensation for nursing and caring for
Ashton.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN r~a
- Francisco for ports IN Alaska A " sAzfAssg
February 5, IS, March II. % April and May 9, "a.
For British Columbia and Puget SOunl ports
December "A. 81 January ., and every Friday
thereafter
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay. Wednesdays. 9 a. ".
For Santa Ana, Los Angeles and all way ports every
fourth and 18th day, A NJ.
For San Diego stopping only at Los Angeles, Santa
Barbara and San Luis Obspo, every fourth and fifth
day At A. N.
For ports in Mexico. January goth, and first OF
each month thereafter.
Ticket OniCe-Palace Hotel New Nontgomeryst
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO, General Agents,
l tt 10 Market ST.. San Franchises.
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
Number of Mobiles, Mecca Temple,
A. A. o. N. NJ. S., New York.
Membership of L o. o. F. in the City of Man
chester, N. H.-Patrick Egan, Minister to
Chile, Eember of the A. Q. U. w.

In order 10 secure insertion al matter In
Tended for this column should be handed in
addressed TO :he "Fraternal Ed tor" All COM
munlcatiOns must bear tbe name and address OF
The sender II not, The matter W III not he pup
lsAed.l
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BADGES FOR EMPLOYEES.
Corners WAS Dafraudad

William Corners was induced to purchase
half interest in the liquor-store at SO4
Montgomery street on January PC, and paid
$500 with the understanding that if the
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Union Bible Class.

To-day at II O'Clock the Union Bible class
for Sunday-sehool teachers will be con-
Quoted at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Hall, 232 Suffer street, by Rev. T.
b. Stewart, pastor of the Second United
Presbyterian Church.
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA. OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY kFa-
/ Ocean DivisiOn-and PACIFIC COAST &ESszZ
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street harf at 10 NJ, for the above ports one u
their Al iron steamships. viz;
COLUMBIA ebruary z. 10, March 2, II, %
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-FebruaTy Il, %,
March 9. lS. 30.
OREGON-Februarv 3, Is. 81 March TO- %.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Paclfs
Railroad Oregon Short Line and other diyergln{
lines all points In Oregon, Washington. British
Columbia. ALASKA, Idaho, Montana. Dakota Utah.
wyoming Yellowstone Park and all points East aud
South and 10 Europe.
Fare to Portland-Cabin. SIG; steerage, IS; round
trip cabin, $40.
Ticket OficeS-i Montgomery St., and Palace ilo
tel New Montgomery ST.
6UODALL, PERKINS & CO., Supt. Ocean Lils.
San Francisco.