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'NITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE-BY vIH-
tue o. writ o. eri facaS issued out o. the c,e,t's
ofnce OF the Su Court Of tn district Of Coluin
bia and To ME directed. will sell st uub~ lie -rr
cash In front OF the court house door of "a Dis.
on TUE DAY. the TWENTIETH DAY Or JUNE
lS.5. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, al the right title
claim. interest and estate and the fol owing a
srribed property, to wit he east is feet by S
70 an ley feet HsiX inches Il. of lot 10 s1uare
AZ city Of Washington District of Columbia. TO-
gether with riQht Of owe. the Aforesaid alley
and together with al an singular the inproyem.n..
thereon seized and levied upon the property OF
John larkins. ami will be sold SATISFY exacuior
No :NUa5 AZ law. in favor Of Charles 4 Arundel and
Arthur W. Fairfax. ira ling as Arundel 4 Fairfax
RATCLlEFE; DARR&CO.. Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

Iw IsEEs At ryt THRTE O'clock PM. Jr rM;
property belonging Mrs Marv Phar seven
three acres Of Land half acre in Wood s
9room frame house stable. carriage house aud other
This property is Mt Liberty Grove on the old co,,,
sis rUas near its IN with The Laurel and
Tsrms "ne-Srd CASH balsnsse SG IN ONE and
years. with 6 per r. cent interest ,;s
jc1121Se4-gt :. /. sTABLER. Anctio Ms
6ia STREET n. W.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, nos. HOS
Part ~ " LOT l. go 50 ARE rs ss snf-Asi BEING
Ts w sf fer is SsSR e
ee wo s.r ss ass
ins' Bay s Window. Modern impToTements. Sc
nn opposite resefraiSn and ths rear 81 lot on
about 50 300 on each house
IT Terms: The purchase money on essh house over
At time e sale all cash. the ortion Of the
chaser Terms to f Rs SSEi SG wi. L ss
AkkG il,; FINE FLAT OR APARTMENT HOUSE.
SIX EESffh DAY fo OF
H., tSS ~ EIV, oCLoCkP NJ. viii sell in front Of
street northwest, fronng 25 feet IN the n1rh side
a'H s Has s.iaSt s sni SWs
mantS electric
properly Is in one e Il s's ss b neft &c This
Wets ior mats OF elegant dwelling. II is now under
soo1 rental. II Is seldom such a piece OF property
presents Itself at auction for desirable
Hesson q sale parties leaving city.
Terms: One third cash, la ance in one two three
and four years, with q per cent per annrm ravabie
iannuslly. or all cash. option OF purchases or
oII's 70 SUIT pdrcnaser- Conveyancing, &c al the
purchasers sf deposit OF 81 0a0 required at
sale Ieihs OF sale TO he complied with ia fifteen
Gays otherwise the right reserved to resell the
property at the risk and Of detsulnc pn-cbassr
after hve days advertisement Of such resale in some
newspat er published IA Washington D. q
'eo-aSds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED
on account of the rain. until IHUkSDAY JI-NF
TWENTY-StCOSD. 1898 AT HALFPAST FIVF
OCLOCK p. NJ e. ara
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Horses,
Horses,
Horses.

% HpAp OF HoEsEs. MARES AND MULES
SSIGiNNkipr TO u ,rI BY D. b. kEIffER. TO BE
Of FRIDAY. JUNE TwENrY-rHIRD. 1898. AT
d dEEs 4GLo,k An. WE WILL SILL MITHIN
TwrN ~ FIVE HEAD OF GooD sERvICEkBLi
HORSES. MhRES AND MULES. CONSISTING OF
GOOD GkNEkAL UTILITY STOCK. THIS Is 4
noLLECIlON OF GOOD COUNTRY HORSES
DEAlEoS SHOULD ATTEND THIS SALE WILL
POSITIVELY SELL WITHOUT RESERVE
THOMAS BOWLING SON
Jel'-N Auctioneers
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BROS. Aucuoneer.

PEREMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LIT ON NORTH CAROLINA AyENTE BE.
TMEEN lSf A. D 2D STREE rs SOUTHEAST
On TCESDAi.the TWENTIETH DAY OF JCNF
front OF the premises TO the hilhest lder the west
10 feet inches IT. Mt by the de- IN OF feet ince.
This 10; is situated North Carolina avenue near
the corner of lst stree. east
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cash
balance IN o. and twJ At per cent per apnuln
interest iavabe sen-annuslly and To ne ee~ured hy
deed OF trust on tie prei-es or ali cash at Tho
option OF the purchaser. deposit of 800 reou;red
AT tine OF sale q nveyanciIv. &c, at purcia 5
cost Terms OF sale Q" b. comp led with in Is days
otherwise the night reserved To- sci The properly al
tie risk and cost of defaul'iny purcl ser a-tcr five
DAYS advertiSrlnent OF such in newspaper
puollshe III Washington, u. C.
je15dSdS pCNCANSDN RRnS a,.,.
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THE BANCROFT
ENGRAvINGs. PAINTINGS. PHOTOS. &c.
CATALOGUE SALE OF ABOUT FIFTY I'm
CRAVINGS. OIL PAINTINGS PHOTOS
CRAYoNs &c. FORMERLY THE PROPERTY
OF THE LATE
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r ATCLIFFE. DARK & CO. AUCTIONEERs.

HOUSE. No .ie6 pIERcE STREET North.
MEST. ON FIFTEEN-FOOT LOT, RUN
SING BACK WITH THAT WIDTH TO A
II Ey virtue OF a decree passed June Z, 1893, in
TTHmty Canss No; 1873, Warner Brown ct al. W..
wine mai ct al. supreme Court District of Co
DI1 Sne undersigned will sell on MONDAY, JUNE
MiNhtEENTH, 1893. AT FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ,
IN OF the property. rart of lot thirty 3D
"a square nve hundred and ffty-seven $50 in WASH
said 6e.innns at the northwest corner Of
nnhHred and thirtysix $3.50 feet seven and one-hslf
nnth inches thence west fifteen Q) feet. thence
alH one hat ~ inches to the place Of beginning
asrms OF sale One-thiTd cash. one-third IN one
Ie aeIerfed payments. secured by deed of trust
per annu. able semi annusiiv or ali ash at the
@ option derosit of $i5O is required at
t e OF sale Terms of sale to be complied with in
zen days or premises resold of defsultng
g EYaSrx Conveyanciny at purchasers cost.
EoGENE T. ARNOLD. ass La ave- ! r.
l.; ,SAhELL WILLIAMSON. 4sO La. ave. ! trustees.
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". r. EDMONNSTON.l r..
lel0-d&dS ADDS b DRONNE Irus1ees.
GEO. W. sTICKNEy. Auctioneer. l4lI St.

SALE AT AUCTION OF A Two.sroRy Ray
WINDOW BRICK. STONE BASE DwEILING.
BEING HOUSE NO; .21 STREET NORTH
| VII N, Offer fot - on FRIDAY. the SIXTEENTH
DAY OF JUNE. 1893. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ lot
w. block g. lexington. d. c.. improved 10y a house
containing seven rooms; all modern improvements
Terins-vary easy, and made known ri time of sale.
500 dcpCs {. Terms 70 lie uped with in ten
days. ljel2-dSds5tl GEO ". cTICKNrY
cETHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED To
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE IMENTY-FIkST 1897, same
hour and rlace. IielQ-N.l GEO. ". SIICkNtN
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z SECONDIHAND BUSINESS WAGONS. 1t
WALTER B. WILLIAMS x CO.. Auctioneer,
JSAooe DispursnR tterk ana Super1nf eHde0
u ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO., Auctiopeers-

THREE VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
MORT H CAPITOL STREET BETWEEN n AND
STREETS NORTHWEST
BY AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON JUNE SIXTEENTH
at FIVE O'CLOCK. We will offer for sale in front Of
the premises part OF lot IS. in square 67 fronting
s, feer ma msEing them the most desir,ble building
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
years 0per cent snnum. secured by deed trust
on the property sold, all cash, the Opt IN of the
purchaser deposit Of 500 required the time of
So e. All conyeyancing and recording purchasers
cost RADCLIFFE, DARR CO., Aucts. js9-dSds
es-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON AC-
count Of the rain, until TUESDAY THE TWIN
T1ETH DAY OF JUNE. 1898 at the same hour and
place RAJ CLlFFE, DARR CO.
Jei1-u&ds Auctioneers
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THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN Auct
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auc,ioneers,
Il Slo r. At w

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on ELEVENTH
STREET SOUTHEAST AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY. JUNE TWENTY FIRST. 1893.
premises, the south forty (4O feet original lot
III squar. $50, from ing 40 feet the side Of
18th street southeast by depth no feet lOL
inches to i 30-ioOt wide ley.
Terms: Une-thi u cash. balance in one and two
years. with interest secured bv deed Of trust on the
property. or all cash. at the option of the purchaser
Co veyancing and recording at purchasers cost. A
deposit Of 100 requirej at time OF sale.
jcl:-dSds THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON Aucts
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THOMAS E. wACGAMAN,
L Eaa ESt,

VAT TAnIr IMPROVED PnnPERTY ONIsTREET
BETWEEN NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH
STRtETS NORTHWEST, BEIN,i HOUSE
NCMBFREp 1915 STREET.
On THURSDAY. JUNE TWEETY-SECOND at
FIVE C'CLO X p NJ. viii OYER TO- SALE in front
of the premises part Of lot 4. square ST. improved as
above
L, rms day CT sale
trl1tt THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN Ancf
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
~ 9Th and ID n

FURNITURE. PIANOS. ORGANS, CARRIAGES
IN, r,- &c. AT AUCTION.
IN IL ESDA6 MORNING, JUNE TWENTIETH.
e SOLD &c AkRAL COLLECTION OF HOUSE,
PPII!AN0TQnTE, FINE WALNUT BED ROOM SET
s sssd ERh T3tNI SET Of HIGH COST aENEkAi
Sa k RssATE PSRI1R TMAB gb. DINING ROOM
G GbpIIs; coUCHLs: LoUN CTS. MATTREssEs.
BOX AND HOUsEFURNISHfNGs GESERAIIY.
ALSO
SEVERAL SHOW CA ES LOT OF FANCY
GOODS TABLE LINENS. SUSPENDERS, HOS
Also. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. TRUSTEES
ShLE OF 1EINEEICTORIA. POLE AND SHAFTS
AND BROCGHAM. POLAND SHAFT DICKFY
SEAT AND COVER. IN Elegant ORDER.
- ALSO
SECONDHAND BUSINESS WAGONS. 1t
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctoneer,.
SALE OF CONDEMNED AND UNsERvICEABLE
DEPARTMENT.
On TUESDAY. JUNE TWENTIETH AT ELEVEN
OCLOCk A. NJ we shall sell public auction in the
Generai Post Office court (entrance Ssh ~
quantity OF condemned articles such as Old Iron Pine
Platform Scales. Steam Pump. Hot Water Coil Book
Eases CHAINS. Oh Cloth. Desks. Rubber Hose, Large
ran Blower and other miscellaneous articles
Terms cash. By order Of
FRANK H. THOMAS.
je16-0 Discussing Clerk and SUPERINTENDENT
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Knox; Buckingham, Hecht & Co: Gusmanf
Cato: Wieland Brewing Co: Standard Oil Co:
Fairbanks; Kalish & Co; Z Whitney Co;
brigham. Hoppe & Co; Dodge, sweeney & Co; Nc
Croker & Bros; humboldt Mineral Water Co:
Radtke: NJ Hall: Won Rchn Il CO.. j English;
L AL en-; Fredericksburg Brewery.
Per Point Arena-Wetmo Bros; Stulz Bros:
Pastena Co; Wilson & Devibiss A Nrwheld:
Reilly: De Bernardo Westphal: Ross Hewlett:
Dairymen's Union: Dodge Sweeney d Co; Bohen
Il Geidan; Russ, Sanders & ca: Getz Bros & Co ;
Wieland Brewing Co; w Sumner & Co: Martin
hill. Cohen Il Co; whittier. Fuller Il Co; Open
helmer; Steam: Wells. Russell & Co: VIM Nc
GULL: Johnson; Sherwood Hall Nursery Co: A
Alton: NJ de Quadion: j w Gale Il Co: Carl
Pr!tchsrd; Enterprise Brewery; Roth q Co; J
Lii dstrom; l. Tuslan
Per faquina-witzel g. Baker; Thomas & Kahn:
Grangers' Business Assn Smiths Cash Store: Bray
Phillips Bros; Dutard ID Hecht.
Per Del Nnrte-Hobbs. W all & Co; NJ A Sawyer
Higgins & Collins; Palmer & Rey w1tzel & Baker
Smith Co; Kruse d Euler; 4 Coweil d Co
Brewery; Tilden d Co; Dodge. Sweeney & Co /:
Vervalin Rowe hitney IL Co; 1 Cook I:
Kowalsky Co: Robert Raight & Co; NJ Keller
& Co: Wieland Brewing Co; Martin, Feusier d Co ;
Foss: Wells, Fargo Co; Bavaria Brewery: Grey
son. Newbauer q Co; Swords: " Gale & Co
circuit; Cluff Bros: Hawks & shatruck.
Per Gipsy-P Steinhagen d Co; Dalton Bros; W
Olds; Dairymen's union; Cowell q Co;
Fink; Wittland & Frederickson: Blssinger & Co;
Dodge. Sweeney Co: Brigham. Hoppe Co: NC
Donough R.: wetmore Bros; Pac Transfer Co; J
Rosenheim; Buffalo Brewery: VIM Palmer: w z
Taylor Paper Co: JEFF Brown; Western Sugar Re-
fnery Co: Tonneli; Tiison.
Por Farallon-E rlanger & Galinger; Dutard /;
Field q Stone.
For Lote Shipping Intelligence See Tenth Page
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/. O. O. F.

Grand Master Thompson will visit Nevada
City November 81. North Bloomfield 22d. North
San Juan 23d. Grass Valley oath and 25th. At
the latter point there will be a reunion of Grass
Valley, Mountain Rose and Golden Star lodges
on the Oath and of the two Rebekah lodges on
the 25th.
The grand master has been In this city and
neIghborhood for some weeSs, attending TO
matters pertaining 10 the order, visiting lodges
and getting affairs IN the Grand Lodge office in
proper shape, including a complet examina-
ton OF the books Of The late grand secretary.
Grand Patri rch Downs Is now visiting In
Humboldt County.
Z he bound volume OF the proceedings OF the
grand eDcampment are completed and will be
sent out this week.
j. Il. Applegate and number Of energetic
b!e bren at Alameda propose TO establish
new encamrmrn ut there. The success attend
IN Alameda, fOreShadOws similar success,
they think, for new encampment.
-. The library in this city has been extensively
rejuvenaIed and many valuable additions
have been made Its appearance Is bright and
attractive. Visiting brethren are always vel.
come.
q. : The code for the Patriarchs Militant has been
bound in book form and Will be distributed TO
the caDtons shortly.
The competitive drill at Alameda resulted in
the awarding OF the gold medal to Columbia
Lodge by three points, showing The excellency
of its competitor, Encinal Lodge. Deputy Bull
bert received the same. Grand Master Thomp-
son, Deputy Grand Master Simpson and z. g.
P. Crossett were the judges. Speeches con-
c1uded the evening.
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Ancient Order of Foresters OF
America.

A banquet was rendered to Sol Peiser G. R.
s., by Court Golden West No. 7467, and OF
which he is a member, last Tuesday evening.
Sentiments were responded to by Sol Peiser,
G. RS; c. 81. Bremen, g. s.; Henry Krall. e..
T.; sylvester Shaben. G. j. W.; John j. Cordy,
P. G. R.; David Conan, P. G. T.; Charles Gold
berg, d. q. c. R.. and Sam Meyer. r. G. Il.
Emil Benin, r. e. R., acted POSTMASTER.
Court Niles No. 1872 was Instituted last
Wednesday in Niles. with thirty charter mem
bers, by g. 81. Bremen. g. S.. assisted by A. ID.
offic rs and members OF Courts Hsywards. San
Jose and Teuionia. The following were IN
stalled as officers: George 4. Kirnball, j. T. G.
r.; Mat Townsend c. R.; j. Z. Jacobus, s. c.
R.; Charles Evans. F. s.; w. H. Tonkin, q. S.;
Thomas Bedard, T.; e. B. Thompson. 5. w;
j.. Roderick. j. w; Nj. d. Nichols, s. B. !;
Mayhew, A. r. Dam, trustees; DIR. q. NJ. KEEL
Ter, physician; DIR. Cutler, druggist; Charles
Evans, organist.
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Good TemDiarS.

The week has been made bright by the pres.
-epce of Grand Templar Karnouse Grand
Secretary Netherton, Grand Vice Templar Miss
Culver and Past Grand Tempar Hoag, who
have been visiting the city subordinates. At
International Lodge On Monday evening a
great thrOng attended. Deputy AngOve pre-
sided Remarks were made by the officials,
also by W. H. Barnes, Judge Thompson, Pro-
lessor CrowhurSt ana au agreeable programme
was given by Miss Ida Collins, Mrs, NJ. l..
Parker, Miss Taylor aud others.
Spring Valley, Evening Star and Valley
lodges were also hosts of the grand officers dur
Ing their VISIT which gave a new Inspiration to
all. Mr.. kanOuse has served nineteen terms a
grand templar IN various States and brings ex-
peTience and enthusiasm to the work here.
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LAURENCE VINCENT. AUCTIONEER

WILL SELL THIS DAY.
VI ay................ Novembe 20. 1898.
AT II O'CLOCK A. NJ, on tn premises,
1000 Golden Gate Avenue, Corner Laguna,
All OF the Magnificent Drawing-room, Paricr,
Chamber, Library and Dining-room
T. II R NJ 7 II u n T..
Elegant Marble and Bronze Mantle Sets Clocks
and Side ornaments; Paintings, Engravngs.
Etchings etc.; Library of about 200 volumes,
standard works; Elegant Pieces Art turn-
ture; sncy Cabinets: Iuiaid Tables. etc. /:
Elegant Odd Pieces Upholstery: Magnificent
Chamber suits: Magnificent Diningroom Fur
nture; Eureka Range: Eclipse Gas Range,
with hot water connections complete
NOTE-Parties desiring to purchase good furni-
ture In fine condition will do well to attend
this sale.
TERMS CASH.
LAURENCE VINCENT, Auctioneer
Room 81, Flood Building.
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Knights of Pythias.

This order Is moving steadily along. The
subordina,es generally report work. In this
city Sequoia, the youngest lodge, has rec nifty
been comforting degrees UPON quite number.
The uniform rank Is also doing well.
Preparations are already being made for proper
celebrations at the Midwinter Fair, and also for
q great gathering next year In Washington City.
The officials are ably bringing their depart
ments into working efficient order. The Major
General has already notified bis staff that he
expects every member TO report at Washington
two days prior to August 21, 1884.
MADEIRA Lodge No 134, which surrendered
its charter last February. has revived and gone
TO work with an increased roll OF members.
M. of E. Flynn OF Sequ0ia has resigned and
W. j. Smith has been elected to his position.
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added much 10 the enjoyment of all present. A
banquet wound up the visitation.
Vallejo Lodge No. 73 received visit from the
grand foreman last Friday night. Deputy
Ryhiner was ilso present
j. W. ard. q. F.. has made visits to 80
lodges and delivered Al public addresses sine
the session OF the Grand Lodge In Arrl He
Will visit Tehama, Lincoln aud st. Helena Dext
month.
Grand Overseer Toohy. although not entirely
recovered from his sew re Illness, has been
speaking last week at various points, among
which were Mountain View, Redwood City and
San Maieo. Large audiences greeted him:
deputy Noodmansee accompanied the grand
overseer and made remarks at each meeting.
Deputy Worth and his district Will gather
with AHA Lodge Tomorrow evening. This Is
aD0 her bright district and active official
Paramount Lodge No. 247 proposes an extra
affair for he public on the evening OF the 29ih
Among other items VIII be presented "Our
Boys.'
p. NJ. w.-While the supreme lodge allowed
all fees 10 be abolished. subcrdinates cannot do
so until they receive permission from their
own grand lodges.
/. C.-The average assessments throughout
The national jurisdiction were: 1889. 10;
1890, 90; 1891, 10. otal three years, 58.
20. "a, 81, a total OF So. OF higher for those
three years than thew have ever been since.
Noe Valley Lodge had its hall filled to reple-
tion at its thirteenth anniversary celebration
last Monday night. Among The charter men,
bers present were It's first master. j. ID. Thomp-
son, and FInancer LaGtOn. Addresses were
mace by Grand Recorder HirshDerg ana Grahd
Lecturer Barnes, and an extra good rogramme
given by number OF volunteers, among whom
were r. l. belan. This lodge has constantly
maintained its excellent standing, and CON-
prises some of the best material IN that section
of the CITY. 1t has reason 10 congratulate itself
upon lis recei tiOn and success.
The Grand Lodge of the Degree OF Honor Of
this State having adopted The tEen law of tn
Grand Lodge OF this State relating to age limit
which was under 90, Grand Chief of Honor
Mrs. Stewart holds that the limit Of age OF ap.
nj n Nh ha sarlNa
until the next Grand Lodge Of said degree. The
rule OF the supreme body. which makes IL i'm
perative upon all subordlDaies 10 reduce the
Degree of Honor lodges, but does not make il
imperative, and Mrs. ewart deems it benef-
cial not to make 45-year limit at present.
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Knights and Ladies of Honor.

Equity Lodge Of Sacramento rendered the
grand officers a rousing reception last Wednes-
day night. Among those present were Grand
Protector O'Donnell and wife, p. g. P. Groom
and wife and Grand Secretary Carlton.
West End Lodge receives its friends to- NOR
row evening A brilliant programme by Misses
Kaplan, Miss Xenia Ro berts, Frau Helene
Stoessel, Robert Dunca and others, to con-
clude with a social hop, are among the
features.
Mrs. Annie Thompson, deputy. has called
for district meeting this evening OF Bay City
and Aurora lodges In the hall OF the latter.
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Supreme Arch Louis G. Schord OF California
Is receiving grand welcome from the Druids
5f the East. Large gatherings, receptions,
banquets. etc.. are the rule.
The visit OF the grand officers to San Rafael
put those brethren upon their meltle. The
work of Deputy Julius Buthmann, the opening
address by Noble Grand Arch Cavagnaro.
the Grafton by Louis F. Dunand, P.
G. \. A., are highly spoken of. Mount
Tamapais Grove No. So covered Itself
with glory. Its audience was large, and
the programme given most worthy. The social
dance which concluded the evening was not the
least enjoyable feature OF the noted night.
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM Ea-
J ocean Dvsion-and PACIFIC COAST $3.50
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dspaycn from
spearstreet wharf, at 10 A NJ. for the above ports
one of their Al iron steamships, viz:
STATE OF .CALIrORNIA-Oct 6. 16 26. Nov.
AMI l., rs.
COLUMBIA-oct- 1. IL, 81, 81, Nov aud Dec.
10. De-. ~
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other divergng lines for all points Ia oregon,
Washington. British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho
Montana, Dakota, Utah, Wyoming. Yell owstons
Park and all points sast and south and TO Europe
round TRIP cabin $50.
Ticket ofnces-1 Montgomery Ct. and Palace
Hotel, New M Montgomery ST.
Freight ofhce-2O0 California Sc.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Supt Ocean Lima
i tt 10 Market St, San Francisco
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Miscellaneous.

A. O. H.-Articles of the nature Of your favor
do not belong to this department
R. lathe National Union has two and the
Equitable Aid Union three assessments for the
current month. See table.
Bickerdyke Camp No. 2, Daughters of
Veterans, VIII hold their reception tomorrow
evening 10 Mozart Hall.
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Knights of Honor.

Grand Dictator Decker was with California
Lodge OF Sacramento at Its last meeting and
Witnessed the initiation OF three candidates.
Other grand officers were also in attendance
and addrd to the interest of the session.
The order is progressing favorably In this
city. Keystone Initiated last session, and
Saxon has three petitions on hand.
numb-r OF dea losses Of $1,000 each were
paid here last week.
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Young Mems Institute.

Capitol Council Of Sacramento has suggested
an Institute day at the Midwinter Fair and
promises large attendance.
Grand President Murasky. Past Grand Pr.si
dent Smith, Past Presidents ORourke Slevln,
FaZackerly, DriscoIl. Ahern, Butterworth,
John "a enan and others are commii tee for a
grand affair TO be given at the Grand Opera
house next month.
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GRAND AUCTION SALE.
NJ. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL THIS DAY.

WILL SELL THIS DAY,
MONDAY. November 20, 1893, at 1880 A. NJ. at
salesroom. 1867 MARKET ST., BET. SIXTH aud
SEVENTH. all o. the rich and elegant Parlor Up
holstery in rare aud rich eolors; most handsome
selection OF Chamber Furniture; superior Dining
room Furniture; Grand Rosewood Upright 49,
octave Piano In splendid tpne and finish. cost
S40O and been In use ! year: elegant selec-
tion OF IL pieces OF Royal Worcester. Benslem
ana other superior brands of Ornaments; the
hpest OF Body Brussels and wilton Carpets. re-
moved from the Standard Storage O., for con-
venience of sale. NJ. j. SIMMONS. Apcrioneer.
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S. BaSCn, AUCTIONEER

WILL SELL THIS DAY,
Monday November 90. 1898.
At 10 o'clockA. NJ. at Pavilion Auction Bouse
S19 and S2i Suffer Street, above Grant ave..
The Magnificent Paror, Bedroom. Library and
Dining-room Furniture, Carpets, etc of Two Ele-
gantly Furnished Houses; also lot Groceries, /
lot Dry Goods, French Restaurant Range
y RASCH. Auctinneer.
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OREGON PACIFIC R r. CO. STEAMER

kor Portland, Salem, Albany. Eugene
CTEAMsHIp LINEs TO S'c yAoU1NA u
OBAY-By this route ass miles by SE2
Ste amer Ia saved over any other route. Steamers
are built OF iron, with waer-tgnt compartments
VIII sail from section 4, seawal. foot OF Battery
street. Steamer WILLAMETTE VALLEY will
saii from San Francisco aGu.d day, November 20
At 8 A. 4 No freight received after O'Clock a NJ.
on day mig.
Passenger rates to Portland. first class. $1A:
second class. %: Albany first class &l2; second
class, "a.
Ticket ONCE 6 Market street.
For FIRE ght rates apply TO
D. R. VAUGHN, General Agent section 4, seawaI
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A. @. II. w.

This Is busy order at this time. The recent
Jubilee has awakened renewed interest
throughout the entire national Jurisdiction.
Grand Foreman Ward was al Napa last
Wednesday, where in addition to the members
OF Fortuna Lodge large delegations were pres
eht from Suisun and Benicia. Grand Recorder
Hirshberg. Past Master j. 8. Gilmore Judge
Buckles and Paul Stewart were also there and