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Masonic.

The South African Freemason says: It Is not
generally known that the King of Sweden is a
enthusiastic Mason, and that he or the Crown
Prince make 1t an almost invariable practice to
take the chair at meetings Of the grand bodies.
Swedish Masonry is peculiar in itself, and quite
unlike any that is praeticed elsewhere. 1t is a
state institution and ali prin ees OF the blood
are FreemasOns by birth.
In German lodge the two wardens sit in the
west and the secretaryls and treasurer IN the
Fast.
a movement has been started by the General
Masonic Relief Association, the headquarters
OF which are at Washington. L. c., TO invite all
officers of the various Grand Lodges through
out the country TO participate in the coming
convention of the association, thus making II
national ID character The session will prOba-
bly, be held on October 8.
The Masonic congress which recently met in
Chicago elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Nj. c. Crawford, Illinois; vice. presidents,
5: Stacker Williams, OHIO; Chris Diehl. Utah;
Il. B.. Grant, Kentucky; w. Abrams Lane.
Georgia; Robert NJ. Moore, New Jersey; Fred
Speed, Mississippi; j. L. Power. Mississippi;
secretaries. K. 5. Paryiu, Iowa; l.. l.. MUM,
LIMOS.
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A. o. u. w.

Old Unity and It's many friends had good
time upon The occasion OF occupying new
quarters al the AlcaZar last Tuesday night.
On next Wednesday evening in the large hall
OF Valley Lodge, 80 O'Farrell street, the gen.
eral committee Will meet 10 prepare a suitable
reception for the Supreme Lodge. This COM
nitee is composed OF all OF the grand and past
grand officers Of the State, OF the Grand Lodge
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LlFE'S SHIPWRECKS.
The Subject Discussed by Mrs. Cooper
to Her Bible Class.

There was much of interesting discus
sion on the lesson Of the day-Paul ship
wrecked-in Mrs. Cooper's Bible class
yesterday. What Paul was to that storm
tossed ship Christ seeks to be The tempest
tossed soul in its battle with the storms Of
life. And this great commander can bring
every life-craft into its desired haven in
spite of earth's tempests A strong point
brought out was the fact that Christianity
has to do with the so-called secular affairs
of life. Men of the Pauline stamp of char
acter have right TO be heard in times of
peril by virtue OF their essential character.
Such men cannot help exerting a powerful
influence in times of extremity. Paul was
not an accredited sailor, but his sagacity,
foresight ard aDtness at command show
out with transcendent luster when the
crisis came. A true man shows that be is
true at the very point when other men fail.
A minister has right to be Interested
In whatever pertains to human veal. He
is citizen. II is his duty to be interested
aud active in ali that pertains to the physi-
cal, mental ana moral welfare of society.
Ii he does this and makes a success of it il
proves that he has been ordained Of God to
teach. Whoever follows Chrisrs method
or PauPs method will have much TO do
with everyday living. The moment any
sort of business comes into the sphere OF
right and wrong that moment it belongs to
the tribunal OF those who work for the
right in any community.
The Bible class of Mrs. Cooper voted TO
send forward the following telegram:
San FRANCISCO, September 10, 1898.
To Mrs. George Sherwood, Chairman Of
WoDlGn's Religious Congress: Warmest greet
lhgs OF my Bible class TO the congress. May
Inc divine ideal be reallzed-'that We all may
DC One SARAH b. COOPER.
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Official Assessment..Table.

lOnlcial assessment notices OF any legitimate
traterual society Will be published free of cost
IN above tabl-. Send them, with any other mat
fers OF Importance. by Friday. addressed Fra
IeTnal Society Editor MORNING CALL, San
Fra
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BOARDING WANTED.

~ ANTED-THE ADVERTISER DESIRES
w nicely furnished suite OF rooms with board
for himself, wife and little boy years Of age in
strictly private family where there no Otner
bOardsrs or roomers; Western Addition only;
good cooking aud food; cheerful homelIke place
and people who do not object to a child is what is
required: would prefer rooms that have hot and
cold running water aud house that has grounds
ar ound il ana not situated q street where cars
run. for which the advertiser viii pay reason
able price; reference If desired. Address R, box
10. this ONCE: boarding and rooming houses
private hotels only waste time applylng seq II
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nephew OF the Countess of Carnarvon
was recently fined for fishing out of season
In his aunts park. He pleaded ignorance
OIL the law when captured, but TO no avail,
and was arrested by the bsiliff
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SPECIAL NorrcEs-CoNr1NUEp.

rSS. Cancer-The Koehier Cancer Cure
&~S Co. is located at 708 Fulton. 5. T. CANCER,
Tumors malignant growths are removed With
out knife caustic: q GUARANTEED CURE
specially: call send for circular: consultation
free lmy2S 6ml PHILIP KoEHLER, Mgr.
- A Sure Cure for Men In Tnree
6~S days. Send so cents for receipt. p. o. box
32l. Oakland. au23 WeSu Inns
~ John r. Lyons. Notary Public and
VF>S commissioner of Deeds. ONCE GOT Mont
geometry; telephone 5439; residence 2202 Steiner
street. 1e9 II
- Cure Guaranteed-French Fee
9~S male pills never fail In suppression monthly
periods, no matter what cause; always produce
effect desired: ladies, health delicate or other
conditions. should them. MRS. DAVIES
1895 Market St. Murphy bldg. T. SO. Sd hoor.ap2O
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WANTED : CoNrINuEn.

SITUATIONS WANTED - CONTINUED.
JAPANESE FIRST CLASS HELP FURNISHED
- by Pacific Enterprise Co, room 20, 1922 Post ST.
Telephone 5Sl7. se5 SIS
A DVERTISER, HAVING YEARS EXPERT.
~ ence in real estate, would like to obtain posi-
ton. Address WIN. b. BOHLIN, 1877 Ellis. Z 5ts
V OUNG MAN, STEADY AND INDUSTRIOUS
L would like to get situation IN the city where
he can make himself generally useful. Address
d. j.. box 9, this office. aulS Il
CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SCBsCRIP-
- tons taken at Call Branch offices. SOB Larkin
ST., 339 Hayes st. and 25l8 Mission ST.; open till
g.
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS COIN MONEY SELLING JOSIAH
II ALIENS WIFE'S new book, samantha at
the worlds Fair; large 8vo; nearly 500 pages:
over 100 illustrations by C. de Grtmm 100000
copies win be sold Cloth. So so; half Russia 81.
wAGNALLS COMPANY, publishers, 10 and 20
Aston place, New York
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HELP wANrED-CoNTINUED.

1NTFn TABOREkS AND MECHANICS TO
W know that Ed Rolkin Reno House proprie-
tor still runs Denver House, 2l7 Third ST. +; A2O
large rooms; csc. pr night; 81 20 20 pr Meok. ~ -
CAPITOL HOUSE, 5S7 SACRAMENIO St;:-
u Rooms zoe to 81 night; 3 nights soc. au1S tt
1P4YCH UOUSF, 86I MARKET: ROOMS, 25c
Dto 81 per night; ST. TO SO per week; hre escapes:
CINGLE ROOMS. l21ac A NIGhT. Zoe WEEK:
- LindeH House. Sixth and Howard stS. myZo III
ID Est IN CITY-SINGLE ROOMS, Is, 20 AND
ID % cents per night: 81, 81 % ?! 90 per WeeK
DOUND TO WAKE YOUR. g. WENZELS
ID electrical alarm clock. GOT MONTGOMERY az ON
176 MEN WANTED 10 TAKE LODGING;
~ finest house in the city: 1Oc, l3c anu zoe
per night. ga Washington st. auIU u
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PERSONALS.

ENGINEs, BOILERS. PUMPS: OTHER MA
II ehinery. second hand. Box 372 Oakland "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Get Your HOuse-Painting, Paper
Us = hanging and decorating done reasonable at
G. oRSIS. rs Montgomery ave telephone $3.50 II
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st. Francis Church Fair.
The first week of the fair in aid of ST..
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HOUSES WANTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ GOD COTTAGE: LARGE LOT: NEAR CARS;
" cheap. J. b.. box l47. Can Branch.
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~ y
ID - hanging and decorating done reasonable at
u. oksfs. 70 MONTGOMERY ave-. telephone 5s6Ot
@ A Sure. Safe and Speedy Cure for
- all monthly irregularities from whatever
cause; no instruments used; a home IN confne-
ment with bEst possible care and comforts OF
home with the skill and attention of a physician
safely guarantee every case; consultation free and
Dental; all ladies that are In trouble sick
and discouraged should call the doctor and
state their case: save time an money by consult
ing her before being treated elsewhere all female
treated with une1seed success and
81 y hyde ST. near Ellis. S. f., Cal. sel0 TT
~ All LadIesI Near or Far: Consult
tne ever reliable physician OF 30 yrs
Woe practice: DR.. ANTHAN (the only qualified.
rusty specialist hero) for sure quick relief of r
reguarittes or suppression. any time or cause, by
an improved, painless method. superior to all
else; no instrument. Electricity, fraud or wrong;
disgrace and suffering avoided. Tell invalids
Ladies, married or single. assured true sympathy.
easy cure guarantee. Lady assistant Patients un,
successfully treated or imposed upon by others
especially invited. Private home In confinement
WIN every care and attendance of physician aud
nurse. Babes adopted Travellers attended; no
DELAY tH and no failure Terms reasonable to all. f
edies sent for home use. Call or WRITE free strict
confidence. DIR. ANrHAN. 229 Kearny St, S. f.
cured. Patients come at once and first to the Doc
tor, arrange Ter accom- odation. save time and ex-
pense; hours 9 TO z. aul5 3Ut$
Ladies-if Irregular.se Mrs: Puotz
W
rheumatism cure speciality. 254ls 4th aus On
90 Books fought and Sold. HeaIy e.
- DALf. 4oS o'tarrell st. 1Su
~ Ladies' Safeguards; send for iIIus'd
w. eatlogue. Acme Rubber Co., 235 Kearny.tf
Il nadi.s in TrnubIe Call at Once.
SAG Third sc. MRS. DR. TOLMAN, for
merry Mrs. DIT Martin. Private homo conhnmt6 II
Painless Maternity Guaranteed;
nomet best care reasonable: all female CON-
paints and Irregularities successfully treated by
physician ~ years practices pills 81; C. free. DIR.
ana MRS. GODFREY $50 Mission hours to 8. II
E% Whit enin 2 rooms . I Up; Pap,r,np
20 up GEO. HARTMAN. 513 Third st.jy2 IL
~ Machine w hite washing Contracts
taken; machines for sale. Spear. mrlS Nv
- Mrs. DIR. Funke, I4tS Eighth 81
So Alameda; private home; diseases of women
e DIR. Hall, 1885 Market, Murphy
women. ivIs q,
pr: schmidt. German Midwife.
i2!l12 Mission; private home confinem' mt:
honInly Irregularities cured day no instrm Is II
10 Bad Tenants Elected for 81. COL
-, Iectlons made, city or country. Pacific Col
lection CO.. 4lo Montg'y ST.. r. 9. Tel 55SO.de24 u
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ID EMOVAL-THE ADDRESS OF THE WELL
III known expressman, Frank j. Kluetsoh, will
hereafter be +. j. kluetSch. corner Geary and
Larkiu sts.: all orders and letters addressed as
above will receive prompt attention. sel0 2t*
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

N ANTED-fNSTITUTION COOK. $35: TWO
" German and French nurses. $40; invalid's
nurse. 500; 4 German and French second girls
$50; cooks with and without washing $25. $50
and $50: neat girl for homework. a short dis
lance, $50: cOlOred girl for housework, $50; 2
chambermaids, assist waiting, $50 and S25; 10
young girls TO assist sis. and n large number OF
girls for cooking and housewOrk in city and cOun-
try at 800, S25 and $50. J. +. CROSkTT d CO.,
312 Suffer st.
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- San Francisco Prohibition League
1~S The regular weekly IN eetIng of thu above
named league Will be held THIS EVENING, Sep
temoer II, at Grand Central Hall, cor sixth and
Market SIS. REN. DONALD ROSS will deliver an
address and the Glee Club will sing. The public
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DRESS GOODS, SILKS AND CLOAKS CAN
- be bought in our dress goods department on
easy payments at the lowest cash prices; inspec-
ton invited and credit given to all. NJ. FRIED
MAN S CO., 224226-22S-230 Stockton st, 237
Post; open evenings jyl3tf
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ERENCH LADY WISHES POSITION As
Il housekeeper or chambermaid; good cook and
seamstress for country. a. NJ, box 40. this Of
fee eaI n o,s
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7 G. LAW son TIMING AND SBEETIkON
- Works COS Battery St; jobDing of al! kinds
done. iel5 6m
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- To Fraternal and Other Societies
Handsomely furnished halls TO let in Shiels
building. 32 o'FarrelI ST.. at reasonable rates.
Apply 10 the Janitor. jyS 6m
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FURNISHED DINING-ROOM IN BOARDING.
house wanted 10 re mt c. PETERS, III Mar
Set st. sell 3ts
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CTILL ALIVE AND e DEFY COMPETITION
- Graduated sugar. II lbs for 81 best flour. CSC
per sack lbs Rice. csc: lib coined beef
lOc: cans table fruit, csc; Jars jam, 25c: b
gallon coal Oil, S5c: Hires root beer, 15c; Is
lbs best currants. 81; Armour potted ham. sc per
can; cheese loo per IL; 80 soda crackers for Sc;
3-it box table raisins, Csc: Eastern sugar cured
hams. l21ac a n. c. A. PARKIN n CO. temper
anee grOcers, 291U Sixteenth. al2 6m WeMo
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~ The Women's Educational and In
49, dustrlal Unton-N office is hereby given 10
the members that special meeting will be Beld
at the rooms OF the union on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, september IL, at O'Clock sharp. for the
purpose OF eecting advisory board and OF
discussing the adysability of an entertainment
for the benefit OF the union. The lady managers
desire full attendance.
SELL ITS MRS. EDWARD j. TAYLOR Pres
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GITUATION WANTED BY A CoMPETEN
~ woman to do housewoTk; good plain cook ana
laundress; country preferred. 3451a Third ST.
near Harrison. seIO 2tk
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A TT ORNEY; MCCABE; FREE CONSULTA-
- zion: all cases: all courts. 1903 Market.ses ly
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

~ ANTED-BY YOUNG MAN A SITUATTON
W as gardener or any work around house: can
take care OF horses and milk COW. Address f. T.
ALP Geary ST. seI1 ots
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CCoTCH GIRL WANTS SITUATION; Is GOOD
y cook; frst-class city references. 3lS Minna
street. saIO ots
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E'1RST-CLASS DRESSMAKER WISHES A FEW
more customers by the day: good cutter and
litter; 81 25 per day; no objection 10 the country
Apply So Post st. sem ia
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"A INDoW SHADES MANUFACTURED TO OR
W der by WILLIAM MCPHUN, 1895 Market24tf
T L. CAHILL. IO7 SIXTH ST.. COR. MISSION
- Most complete paper, paint and whitening
establishment in San Franclsco; honest work,
honest prices. je12 If
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SHINGLE ROOFING FROM So UP; JOBBING
= promptly attended to. i stevenson. seIO us
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Itnitators and 1mpostors.

The unequaled success of ALLcoCK's
Porous PLAsTERs as an external remedy
has induced unscrupulous parties to offer
limitations, which they endeavor to sell on
the reputation of ALLCoCK's. 1t is an alb
surdity TO speak OF them in the same cate
CORY as the genuine porous plaster. Their
pretensions are unfounded, their vaunted
merit unsupported by facts, their alleged
superiority to or equality with ALLCoCk's
false pretense.
The ablest medical practitioners and
chemists and thousands of grateful pa
tients unite in declaring ALLCoCK's PoR-
Gus PLAsTERs the best external remedy
ever produced.
Beware of limitations, and do not be de-
ceived by misrepresentation Ask for
ALLCoCK's, and let no solicitation or ex-
PLANTATION induce you to accept substi-
tute.
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THE ENOS FIRE.
insurance Men Claim 1t Was the ]
suit of Incendiarism.

insurance Men Claim 1t Was the Re-
suit of Incendiarism.
Insurance men who visited the scene
OF last Saturdays fire on Manuel Enos'
farm, on the Yolo side of the river, few
miles south of Washington, declare their
belief that the burning of the dwelling
and hop-house was the result OF incen-
diarism.
The buildings were surrounded by
water that poured through the break in
the leVee at that place, and were for that
reason unoccupied at the time of the fire.
Some persons from the Oak Hall, on this
side, crossed the river in a boat, ar
irving after the hop-house had been
burned, and they extinguished, as they
supposed, the fire in the house, but it
broke out again after they had left, and
the building was destroyed.
The insurance men claim tie residence
was not set on fire by the flames from
the hop-house, but that the fire was
started from the inside. The insurance
on the building was $1,000.
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ROUGH ON ATTORNEYS.
Cannot Appear In Actions Before Rela-
tives on the Bench.

cannot Appear In Actions Before Rela-
tives on the Bench.
Among the laws passed by the Legisla-
ture one has been discovered that is quite
novel and sweeping in its provisions.
and is certain to interfere greatly with
the privileges of both Judges and law
yers. 1t was introduced by Senator Nc
Gowan, and is as follows:
Section /. Section one hundred and
seventy of the Code of Civil Procedure
is hereby amended TO read as follows:
No Justice, Judge or Justice of the
Peace shall Sit or act as such in any action
or proceedings
l. To which he is party or in which
he IS interested.
z. When he is related to either party,
or to an attorney, counsel, or agent of
either party, by consanguinity or affinity
within the third degree, computed ac-
cording to the rules of law.
8. When he has been attorney or coun-
sci for either party in the action or pro-
ceeding.
But the provisions of this section shall
not apply to the arrangement OF the cal
endar, or the regulation of the order of
business, nor the power OF transferring
the action or proceeding to some other
court.
Section 2. This Act shall take effect
Immediately.
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UNDERGOING A BATH.
The Statue of Columbus and Isabel
Receives Attention.

=
Receives Attention.
The Mills statue in the rotunda at the
Capitol is undergoing a thorough cleans
ing, the first in seven years.
Christopher Columbus, Queen Isabella
and thepage had all begun to get yellow,
probably with chagrin at their neglect;
but under the brush of Philip FELTON,. q
practical marble-cleaner, they are fast re-
Stunning their whiteness, bright faces and
alabaster-like forms and drapery.
The task is one of no small proportions.
and Mr.. FELTON, does not expect to COM
plete it short Of seven or eight days. He
has now been at work upon the marble
for two days, and the portions he has fin
ished look as fresh as if they had lust
left the sculptor's chisel.
While he was at work upon the head
gear and bust of the illustrious Queen he
was the target for no end of witticisms
from passing observers, who commented
upon the liberties he was taking, and upon
his lack of conventional gallantry and
courtliness in approaching her majesty.
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Articles of INCORPORATION.

The following articles of incorporation
were filed in the Secretary OF States Office
yesterday:
Union Soap Factory, San Francisco
Capital stock, $4,000. Directors
Roster, Charles Peterson, w. L. Peter
son, Albert Roster and II. w. Smith.
Edwards Publishing Company, San
rectors-F. G. Edwards, Ellen j. Ed
wards, Emily Carter, f. E. Edwards,
Charles II. Forces.
Santa Maria Park Association, Santa
Maria, Santa Barbara County. Capital
stock, 900. Directors-W. l.. Adam,
Walter Elliott, II. Bonetti, J. B. Bonetti,
Thomas Boyd, \. Ontiveros, w. S. LierIy,
w. L. Lucas and X. w. NuttalI,
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Berlin Cough Cure

For coughs and colds and all lung and
throat affections this article has superior
merit. 1t is perfectly harmless, gives i'm
mediate relief, and cures the worst cases
in from two TO three days. Endorsed by
our best physicians. Try bottle and
you will always keep it. Price, 80 cents
bottle.
c. c. Liniment, the best remedy for
aches and pains.
Compound sulphur Powder, the most
perfect laxative and cathartic known.
Gives instant relief in cases of constipa-
ton, indigestion, piles, biliousness, liver
troubles, rheumatism, gravel, etc., etc.
A great blood purifier and pleasant to the
taste. The W. II. Bone Company, San
Francisco, sole proprietors. Kirk, Geary
u Co., Sacramento, sole agents.
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Helping the Needy.

Following is the report of the transac-
tons of the Towards for the month of
March: Number of men applicants, IOl;
number of women applicants, IS; num-
Der OF children applicants, 143. Total
number, 30. These were assisted by the
granting of 1,S8S grocery dispensations;
259 articles of clothing, $II3 %; 81 mis-
cellaneous orders, S43 so; 81 wood orders,
$40 %; 10 rents paid, S54 so; 80 pairs of
shoes new and old. $27 80; l railroad
fare, 81 50. Total. S3ls.
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Petition to Mortgage.

G. c. Ross guardian of the person and
estate of Ann Nicely, an Incompetent,
has filed in the Superior Court petition
for an order allowing him 10 mortgage
the estate, which consists of the west half
OF lot in the block bounded by l. and
NJ, Eighth and Ninth streets, valued at
$4,000. The petition asks leave to mort
gage 1t for $1,000 to pay Off an existing
mortgage and prevent its foreclosure and
some other claims against the estate.
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AT OAK PARK,

Basket Social on Friday for the Benefit
of the New School.
The new schoolhouse at Oak Park
will be dedicated on Friday evening
next, the 14th, commencing at O'Clock.
There will be short literary programme,
which will be followed by basket
sociaP' and dance.
An admission fee of twenty-five cents
VIII be charged, to help defray the gen
eral school expense, but all ladies' who
BRING baskets of lunch will be free. The
baskets Will pe auctioned off, and the
lady whose name the gentleman finds in
his prize will be his partner for supper.
Good music will be furnished and a
pleasant time is assured TO all.
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a WATERY PITFALL.
One Which the City Maintains for
People to Walk Into.

One Which the City Maintains for
People to Walk Into.
Two young men walked out of the
police station last evening about s
o'clock and started toward the Water
Works building. One of them could not
see well by the electric light and walked
into the pit that has been washed out by
a bursted pipe there.
The hole is about twelve feet deep and
the man went almost to the bottom be-
fore he realized where he was at His
companion was naturally frightened and
surprised, and he Immediately jumped
in to rescue his friend, or to find out
what he was there for.
A lively struggle in the hole took place
in their efforts to get out, and the rickety
old ladder which fenced the pitfaH was
smashed.
Both men finally got out, and were,
fortunately, resuscitated without being
rolled on barrel, but they were about as
wet as they would have been had they
swan the river.
a number of curious, but Indifferent.