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oO-J S0 UPPER FLAT; ROOMS WITH
= = w. modern improvements; with cellar
1852 Pacific St near Jones fe26 st<
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G4R0 HALF INTEREST IN ESTA BLISHED
s7itN paying upholstery business partner
firing account ill-nealth. SWEETsER. lI7o Mar
ket ST fe27 At
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Observation-Disclosures AND BAR N A THIRTY
- Ing town near CITY: owner has two businesses
and wishes to dispose OF one For particulars IN
quire OF HILLENS 4 Co. us DaYls 81. fea9 rs
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LIRST-CLASS SALOON; GOOD BUSINESS;
i railroad FurntabIs at door; must sell account
Sickness InquiIe this once fe2b 5rs
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TOR SALE CHEAP-BAKERY AND NOTION
store: sic.ness cause Of sale. l52 first ST 20 90
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GoOA wEIL-FITTED-UP SALOON; NICE
sIOOO living rooms; cheap rent; good location.
Can At lSS Fifth s. fe25 3t=
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AssFsSNfENT N0TICFS.

4 SSESSMENr NOTICE-CROwN POINT GOLD
- and Silver Mining Company. Location OF prih-
cpal place OF business, San Francisco Cal location
OF works. Gold Hin. Storey County, New.
Notice IS hereby given that at a meeting OF the
hoard of directors. held on the 23d day of Febru-
airy. 1898, an assessment {No 500 OF IS cents per
share was levied upon the capitai Of the cor
poratiOn, payable Immediately in United States
gold coin TO the secretary the office OF the com
pany. room 80 third floor, Mills building cor. Bush
and Montgomery SITS. San Francisco Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the S0th day OF March. 1898. viii
be delinq and advert ised for sale at public
tfOn. and unless payment is made before viii be
sold on THURSDAY. the goth day OF April. 1893. 10
pay the delinquent assessment together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale. By order of
the board of directors.
JAS NENLANDS Secretary
Ofhce-Reom IS. third floor. Mills building, cor
Bush and Montgomery SITS. San Francisco Cal. - I'd
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C.0OO PRODUCE CANDY AND NEwSPA-
ST-UO. Per store: must be sold Immediately
account OF renewal; car lines; rent cheap.
1905 % Mason s. fe26 BE
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Reasonf Beeeham's PMS act IKE magic.
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G. I. MCCOY, SECRETARY.
Onace-ROOm 35. third floor. Mills building.
ner Bush and Montgomery streets. San Francisco,
California fel2 I'd
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NICE FLAT OR ROOMS: MODERN IMPROVE
~ lnenrt. kaE 81 EaIi- IL IInlan ave Is 2rs
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Q0E0 PARTNER IN SALOON: IMMEDIATE
SpOCO. vicinity new City Hail man wanted,
not money; can pay out Of business; must take
trial Apply 624 Locpst ave. of Laguna st. bet.
Golden Gate ave and Nc AIister ST.
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TO REST-BLA CKSMI BISHOP WITH TOOLS.
i in YountviIle Napa County. Gail on d. N
ERA y z. J. p. YeuntviIIe Cal. fe25 u
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G-S PARTNER To TAKE CHARGE OF sA-
u -. loon. 1lsi2 East 81. fe25 5IS
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THOROUGH CARPET CLEANING, SC PER YRD.
altering. laying MITCHELL, 236 l4th st. 10 Inns
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED Ann
~ renovated all work guaranteed. J w SHAN
AHAN. Polk ST.; Tel. 3146; send postal. fell I'm
IARPETs THOROUGHLY CLEANsED AND
~ renovated same new. s. s. FERGUSON 81
CO, 70 Tenth Sc; telephone 3035 lit
THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO GET YOUR CAR
i pets cleaned ia 453 Stevenson St TeI3228. o24 II
GONKLIN'S CARPET BEATING WORKS. 1913
~ Golden Gate ave teleDhone 2l26 12Jf
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q QN0 STEADY. RELIA BL L MAN WANTED
SDOoO. TO take retiring partners interest in
business that has been established for the last ten
years; paying AT least 500 per month TO each
viii be shown on investigations such oppOT-
tunify seldom offered Particulars 3lS kearny ST,
room
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4 sSEssMENT NOTICE = CHALLENGE c

II. .. WALKER. Secretary.
Ofice-Room 81, Nevada block, 305 Montgomery
81. san Francisco, Cal fels I'd
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A SsEssMENT NOTICE = BODiE CONSOLE.
- dated Mining Company. Location OF principal
place OF business, San Francisco. Cal; location Of
works. BOdie. Mono County. Cal.
Notice is hereby given that II meeting or the
board OF directors. held on the 3th day OF Febrr-
airy. 1898. an assessment mo 49, OF % cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF the cor
pcration, payable Immediately in United States
gold cola 70 the secretary the once OF the com
paay, room 80, Nevada block, 309 Montgomery ST..
San Francisco. Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid the 10Th day OF March. 1898 will
be Delinquent aud advert sed for sale At public
tioa. and unless payment is made before viii be
sold on MONDAY. the 18th day OF April 1893. TO
pay the delinquent assessment together with costs
OF ADVERTISING and expenses OF sale BY order OF
the board o. directors.
n. D. WALKER. Secretary.
Omce-Room g. Nevada block BOG Montgomery
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TINE SALOON on MARKET ST. FOR SALE
! very cheap il sold this month. Inquire GEO.
BUZZINI. 81 Ninth ST. fs25 ST.
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ITO Buy. SELL OR EXCHANGE BUSINESS OR
property OF any kind. Call ana see GEO W.
sTLELE. 81 Kearny 81. room Z. fe25 81
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DARTSER WANTED IN A FIRST CLASS
L produce business IA the leading market Of san
FrSncseo; doing business with the frstcsss hoteis
and commanding extensive select family trades
viii clear 500 for each partner. Address J. b,
box = this once fe23 tf
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nj stVNA tpuI WIitl LlIs aS.tssIleut buaII re-
main uHaai6 on the twenty first (2lst) day o.
March 1898 will be delinquent aud advertised for
sale IT public auction, and unless payment Is made
before, VIII be sold TUESDAY. the eleventh
fllth) day OF April, 1893. to ray the delinquent
emf. together with the cost OF advertising
and expenses OF sale. BY order OF tbs Board OF
Directors. d. c BATES Secretary.
ofce-309 Montgomery ST.. room 7e. san Fran
cisco Cal fel5 I'd
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CH0EsH0P FOR SALE APPLY 7O3 VAN
- Ness ave- feZ5 3tF
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I 4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEWS AND
y fancy goods store; established Is years: salts
factory FOR selling 1857 Mission ST. f26 St+
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TOR sALE-OYSTER-HOUsE AT A SACRIFICE
i 1l4Ia Fourth 81; old stand. fe25 4t*
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NOTICE OF AssEssMEST-NEvADA ouEaN
Nv Mining Company. Location Of principal place Of
business. Ban Francisco. Cal location Of works,
Tuscafora, Elko County. New.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF the
board OF directors held the 25d day OF January.
1898. an assessment No. D. Of 10 cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of the corpora.
tion, payable Immediately In United States gold
coin the secretary. the once of the company,
room 20, 32l Pire ST., San Frascisco. Cal.
ANY stocK upon which this assessment shall re.
main unpaid the 9th day of February. 1898,
viii be delinquent and advertised for sale a public
suetiou and unless payment Is made before will DO
sold on MONDAY, the Goth day Of March, 1893, TO
pay the deliuQusnf assessment, together With the
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale BY order
Of the BOARD OF directors.
r. r. GRAYSON Secretary.
omce-Room 20. s2l Pine S.. san FranciicO.
Cal. 1a2s ID
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4 6SESSAENT NOTICE = CHALLENGE CON-
n soitdated Mining Company. Location OF prln-
cipsi piacs OF business, san Francisco California;
location OF works, Gold Hill. Nevada
Sctice - hsreby glFeR that ST a meeting OF the
Board CT Directors held On The 18th day Of Feb
ruaTy. 1893, assessment NO. l4) Of 20 cents
per shars levied upon tie capital stock OF
corporation, payable Immediately IN United States
gold coin 20 the secretary 81 the once OF tie
paay room IS. third floor. Mills building, corner
Bush and Montgomery streets, San Francisco, Calf
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 18TH Day OF March. 1898. will
be delinquent aud advertised for safe at public
auction and unless payment is made before Will be
sold on THURSDAY. the 5th day OF April, 1913. to
pay the delinquent assessment together with costs
of advertising and expenses of sale
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
C. L. MCCOY, Secretary
Onace-ROom 35. third floor. Mills building.
Bush and MONTGOMERY streets. San Francsro
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Reception to Supreme Chancellor w. w.
blackwell aud Other Matters OF In
terest.
The session OF the Grand Lodge OF
knights of Pythias was the most inter
esting one that has ever been held in this
state, and many incidents happened that
will be remembered by those pre- sent.
One OF the most important was the re-
ception TO w. w. Blackwell. who is the
second supreme chancellor who has ever
been present at a session of the grand
lodge In this state. Supreme Chancellor
Davis was here about twenty years ago,
and installed the senior supreme repre-
sentative, Charles A. Lee rs grand chan
cellor OF the state. The other was j. B.
Brayton, who has had the honor OF being
the senior supreme representative of the
world.
Supreme Chancellor Blackwell paid
him hi1h tribute yesterday. The build
ing OF Pythiau temple in this city will
attract the attention of the members of
the order. The project is in the hands of
men who will do th :ir utmost 10 put the
proposed plans OF operation into execu-
tion.
Past Chancsllor Walter SCOTT of st.
George Lodge, one of the best known and
most conscientious workers OF the order,
has been elected and iostalled AS vice
grand chancellor. There is no douht but
what he will make one Of the best officers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15
waltham Defeated at Home.

WALTHAM. Feb. 15-Waltbam met its
second defeat of the season in the local
rink last night Brockton won by score
Of TO 5, but had to play great polo to do
IL. AT one time the visitors led by four
points, but Waltham made squirt and
came within AN ace of winning. The
second half was the toughest and most
exciting scene here in macy a
day. Mccarthy refused to call
fouls. ana tue floor looked much like n
football field, with both side. wrestlin
and throwing each other. With only
two minutes more To play. Brock on for
feited point Tor fouls. A ball rolled
into Its cage by accident, aud with an-
other minute the Walthams probably
wonld have tied and won the game. AS
they were then playing tue game of their
lives
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UarYnrd IfaHehnII.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Feb. l5.-Harvard's
candidates for the Varsity baseball nine
are already training for the season 5
work
There are thirty OF the stu lents on the
eligible list at present, and they are all
working hard in the Carey building, un-
der the coaching of Capt. Frothiugha IN.
The daily w rk consists OF batting
ground RS. sliding TO bases, base running
and starting. This exercise is supple.
mented by gymnasium work aud short
runs.
The list o. candidates is as follows: ].
Abbott, ;. II. Whit ittemnre, 'y5: a. Dickin-
son. 'oi; II. +. Paine, '94; j. b. Lowell,
'9i; \. Harding, '9i; Il. +. Linfield, 'gI:
w. w. Clarke. :. L. MacMichael, l.. :;
); I. pheiuu,,'e5; J. Manlev, '93; c.
Muniam. '9l; 4. b. Galivan, '93; III. J..
Carly, J. j. Hayes, '96; B. j. Norman.
L. $; w. T. hapgond, '9i; A. A. High
lands, '95; j. A Highlands, l.. s; j.
Wiggin, Jr., '9s; J. l.. War ie6, '96; w. h.
Diusmore, '93; l.. w. Gale. '9l; j. T.
keetr 95; L. Masoa. l.. s.; Il. Corbett,
'gi; r. a. Henry, l.. $. +. Clark, 97; j.
ii. Hycky, '93
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that ever filed this position. Brother
Scott has been member OF s. George
Lotge about nine years. He is mem.
ber OF Rhode Is'an division Of che uni
form rank and has hell s -veral promi =
nent positions in that branch of the
order He waS for number OF ypars the
secretary of n annual Py hian Day excl
cses OF the order and iOr many years a
director of the sick benefit association.
The grand keeper OF records aud seal
will in the future be found in his Office
every day aud two evenings in the week
and the state will he div ded into two
districts. and u deputy given charge OF
each district instead of "A deputy for eac b
lodge, as At the present time.
The otiicers-elect we're inst lied by Su-
prnne Chancellor w. w. Blackwell. as.
sisted by Supreme Represen ative c. A
Lee and j. Is. Fray ton, afler which the
supreme chancellor made an dress tina t
set the members TO thinking, more es-
pecialy in relation TO the endowment
rank OF the order. and his remarks will
no doubt have a healthy effect on this
important branch OF the order
At ihe close OF the session. he. together
with the supreme representatives, the
past grand chancellor aud the officers of
the grand Lodge repaired TO the Nara
gansett hotel To supper, after which the
most Of hem visited Eureka Lodge Of
Pawt,l sket, the home OF Grand Chancel-
l0r Gate>. where the event was celebra ted
in proper manner. Brother Blackwell
left this city on the early train for Bos-
ton this morning, ami was the guest of
the grand lodge If Massachusetts during
the day.
For grand inner guard, D)uglas II.
Johnstone was chosen, aud for grand
outer guard. Adna L. Howe.
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Calender, McAusIan & Troup
Company.
A BIG DAY.


Quite a shake-up on the Lower Part
of the List.
This is biz day for the contestants on
the lower part of the list. Elmwoo1
Club goes up one, and What Cheer
Lodge, h. of r. . goes down one.
Richard Tobin Post also goes up, and
Canonicus, Wayland aud Ruth Lodges
go down.
So there is quite a shake-up to-da".
The leaders still hold their pos til ~,
although each Is trying hard to better
itself.
To the Editor Of the NslCs
Enclosed You will find fifty coupons for the
Rhode Island Bethany Home. SUSIE.
a school girl 10 years old.
Glocester. X. l., Feb. l3, 1888
To the Editor Of the Neios
Enclosed find fifty coupons for Elmwood
Council, No. IL, o. L. a. NJ,
FROM ONE WHO Loves HEa CoUNTRY's FLAG.
Ton Editor Of the NeiDs
Please find enclosed fifty-six coupons for
the Providence Saesmens Association. Just
TO help them along lit tie. FRIEND.
7othe Editor Of the NeUI
Enclosed find fifty-sx coupons. which please
credit TO Richard 4. Tobin Post, No. "a, q.
y. X, Warren, X. !.
FROM ToBIN w. r. c., No. 20.
To The Editor Of the Neios:
Here are twenty-five coupons for the Elm
wood Club. ID.
This is the standing today:
Elmwood Coancii. No. L. .. u. A. NJ.
Bristol y wal Reserve.
Provid nee Sale<meu's ASSOCIATE IN.
X L. Bethany Home.
Hope5on Bicycle Club.
Mt. Vernon Lod se, No. so. l. q. o. r.
The Rhode Island Nursery.
Kings Daughters Circle. Auburn.
Loyal Providence Lodge. /. o. O. 4. NJ. u.
Loyal Women of American Liberty,
ST Joseph's Hospital.
Enterprise Lodge, No. 26. X. OF p.
AnaNan Tribe. Society OF Indians.
Elmwood Club.
What Cheer Lodge. X. of Z.
Richard Tobin Post, Warren.
Canonicus Lodge. No. 8, |. o. o +
Wayland Lodge. No. %, n. L. .. p.
Ruth Lodge, No. s. ID. of x.
The UnlucAy l3 Social Club, Riverside.
Kickemu.t Grange. No. "a l.. OF II.
j. {. Nichols Post. e.. a X
st. Mary's Orph Inage. East Providence.
Crescent Lodge. Odd Fellows.
Slocum Post, q. A X.
Chepachet Lodge. No. II. A. q. u. w,
Providence Police Association.
Providence Y. NJ. G.. a.
Lincoln Council, No. IL, o. L. A. NJ.
The Senate Club, Providence.
McGregor Post, q. A. X.
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SANITARY CONDITION.
Not Much Inspection Can be Done
During the Winter Months.
THE QUARANTINE QUESTION.
Tho Sanitary Inspectors Are Busy, and
the House to House Inspections win
Probably be Resumed I'm Aprii-Provi-
dence IL a Clean City.

The presence OF typhus fever In the city
of Providence and the possibility of the
coming OF cholera during the present
year naturally gives rise to the inquiry;
'What is being done about bettering the
sanitary conditions Of the city and has
the inspection, begun last fall, been of
any account 2"
The fact AS understood among those In
charge OF all the sanitary arrangements,
is that there is very little that can be
done in this line during the winter
months. For this reason nothing in the
way of a house to house inspection has
been attempted since last November but
IL is likely that as soon as the spring
comes the inspections win be resumed.
Mr.. Ballou who is the only assistant in
spector now employed by the city. has
calls TO one place and another
when sinkspouts freeze and the
"a matter OF complaint This is practi
cally the only chance the inspec ors have
OF finding such nuisances during the
winter a the snow conceals a great deal
OF impurity
The matter of quarantine which has
been discussed at Que time and another.
Is not under consideration at present and
- - tcuDtCu tiicIc DC ~
tine established against New York. since
the traffic between th II city and Provi-
dence is so great. Here lies the create st
danger TO tuis city as nearly all the in-
fectious diseases start with the metropo-
lis as Is he case with typhus at present.
The present sanitary condition of the
city is fairly good, and 1t is expected that
in April the inspections will he resumed
so That when the warm weather comes
the city will be ready TO meet the
scourge. Great care is taken by the
heath authorities TO prevent by uniga-
tion aud other methods the spread of
u Y disease which is known to be con-
TAI us whether ep deInic or not and
Sanitary Inspector Rogers is kept busy
great part of the time in this manner.
On the whole, the people Of Providence
need have no anxiety over the possibility
II Il scourge. The ordinary sanitary cIn-
dltion of the city is much better than
that of the European cities and with the
Increased watchfillness and care which
has been exercised an will continue,
there need be no great feac OF an epi-
demic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15

here. Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Parkhurst
nad home-mate candy, doug hnuts and
cheese for sale.
AT the booth OF the Southern States
Mrs. Root exhibited fruits aud plants
aud served lemonade. Mrs Fisher and
Mrs. DIR. Morgan sold useful and fancy
articles at the booth Of the Western
States.
The flower booth. representing Spain,
was great centre OF attraction. IL was
In charge of Miss Belden, Mrs. Tucker
and Miss Utley.
The japanese booth contained fine
variety OF curios and at II tea was served.
Miss Pearce and Mrs. Pearce were in
charge. Mr.. White and Mrs. Hughes
revealed their know ledge OF cookery In
the department assigned to France.
bohemia was represented by gypsies,
MISS Wilbur aud Miss Williams. At her
booth Mrs. Gorton sold popcorn.
Al 3 O'Clock an entertainment was
given. Columbia. Miss Jennie Mac ready,
received her children, the representatives
of the dinere states and countries.
The carnival will ne concluded tonight
when the entertainment will be repeated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15
STREET RAILWAYS.
Plan to Connect All Roads In Rhode
Island With the Interstate.

Plan to Connect All Roads In Rhode
Island With the Interstate.
The plan to generally extend the cleo
trio street railroads. in opposition to the
steam roads for local transportation re-
celved an impetus in the House OF Rep
reseDtatives yesterday, Mr.. Brown OF
Woonsocket presenting an act in amend
rent of the charter of the Woonsock ct
Street Railroad Company. authorizing
that corporation To extend it's line,
through the towns Of Lii coin, Cumber-
land aud North Smithheld. The Rays of
Franklin are interested in this movement.
The Providence aud Worcester division
OF the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Will alone be affected by this oppo-
sition, but all the other steam railroads
Will be opposed in other sections of the
state by "A system OF trolley roads. which
will, IL Is believed, be controlled by the
Philadelphia and New York syndicate
which has just bought up the Union
Railroad Company's property and stock
In this city.
The plan OF the syndicate is to ta%e in
all the street car companies in tue state
from Newport TO Woonsocket aud con
meet them with the Iuter-State, which
road extends we'll into Massachusetts,
and by which it is contemplated 10 make
direct communication with Worcester
and Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15
BORROWED HUMOR.
PROVIDENCE. X. Z.

JOSH BILLINGS says: THE best medi-
sin lSno for the rumatiz, is to thank
the Lord it amt the gout."
THE Office seeks the man, then the
man reciprocates by seeking Offices for
his relatives. Kate Fields Washington.
HADN'T SEEN IT. - Cora -"Jessies
hair is lovely, isn't it?" Dora-"In-
deed? haven't seen her since she
bought it. t."-Yankee Blade.
WHERE'S a timepiece have hat in
the family a long while" said Crimson
beak, exhibiting a ninety-day note
which had never been met.-Yonkers
Statesman.
81 ASSURE you didn't intend to be
rude, you know" said young Parvey
New. ''Of course not, my dear fellow"
said Jack de Broot II understand that.
1t just came natural. Washington
Star