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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-10
Miscellaneous.


The at-home meeting OF London Lodge,
Sons OF st. George, was well attended by
the members of its sister lodges, and good
programme repaid the large number of Wis
itors. 1t is proposed to hold another the
I'd Of May.
The first social of Court Fair Oaks, A. o.
F. Of A., was the occasion of large gath
ering. J. j. Cordy, G. C. F., made an able
address, and Miss Fisher and brother, b.
Kahn. Charles Peyser. j. Z. Morse, q. b.
Morse and A. c. Gardner added much TO
the enjoyment by their musical and reeit a.
tive selections. A dance was among the
pleasant items of the night.
Correspondents will confer favor by
placing titles after names and writing
plainly.
A. p. A.-Legitimate fraternal societies
by the laws of most Of the States are eX-
empt from the laws governing the super
vision of business insurance corporations
by commissioner. etc. But "A mere bust
ness institution, without ritual or practice
of visitation OF sick and personal attention
to said sick by officials, and whose object is
simply business and Daught else. cannot by
assuming a fraternal name avail itself OF
the wise laws and advantages given to legit-
innate fraternities.
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Ancient Order OF Eoresters.

Court Menlo Park held a successful ball
at Menlo PARK Friday evening. Quite a
large delegation from the city was present.
Court Twin Peaks initiated number at
its last meeting. 1t will give compli-
mentary entertainment on the 18th.
Court California No. 2, Juvenile Branch,
initiated ten last week.
The a. o. F. Picnic Association held
successful Cinderella party Saturday night.
Court kensingtOn gave an attractive en-
tertainment and ball last Monday evening
to packed house.
Court Estrella's masquerade at the opera
house. San Rafael, Friday evening, was o
success. Several from the city were present.
The board of deputies will officially visit
Court Pride of PotrerO next Friday evening.
Court Bournemouth will entertain Occi-
dental on the goth; special programme.
Court Perseverance No. S02S was insti-
by II. Beaver, II. C. R., assisted by John
Falconer. The following officers were
elected: A. Gibson, G. r.; 2. Trachy. 2. G.
R.; j. Weldon, treasurer; S. ID. Hamilton,
+. s.. f. 6. Madely. r. S.; Joseph II.
Hughes, S. w; George A. Sheppard. j. w. !;
j. w; T. NJ. Pembcrton, Joseph Graham
and Leonard Shore. trustees.
Court Lunallo No. $500, which was or
ganized in the Hawaiian Islands in 1879, has
taken a new start and is at present in
prosperous condition. Thomas Lindsay,
the founder of the order on the Pacific
Coast, is the secretary.
A charter has been granted and an outfit
will 90 by the next steamer to organize a
new court in the Hawaiian Islands to be,
known as Court Canoes No. S110. The
nucleus has already been initiated in Court
Lunalilo. The court will be organized
about the LIST of May with over fifty charter
members to be under the jurisdiction OF the
Pacific Coast S. II. c.
Court Garden City. San Jose, held sue
cessiu party Wednesday evening.
charter has been applied for for a new
court in San Jose TO be instituted this
month; Fl. Jeautrout is the organizer.
Court Eureka is prospecting, and enter
tains many visitors.
The current. number of the Foresters'
Advocate shows many improvements cred
liable 10 its publishers, Messrs. Boehm &
McLennan.
The first death has occurred In the For
esters' endowment fund. The amount was
promptly paid to the beneficiary; assess
ment is therefore due.
Court Franklin and Franklin Circle will
celebrate at Odd Fellows Hall on Wednes-
dav evening.
Court Star of the West paid out during
the year for sickness, funeral benefits and
management, S6661 55.
Star of the West Juvenile Court will give
a ball April %.
Court Bohemian and Bohemian Circle
will celebrate May u.
Court Enterprise will confer the degree
on several candidates Thursday night
The picnic of the order will be held nj
San Rafael May 80.
Sherwood Circle will give a social and
grabbing party April Is.
Court Garden City, San Jose, initiated
three candidates Wednesday evening, and
now has membership of over 200, with
$1,000 in bank.
Court Robin Hood No. 1881 has men,
bership OF over 49, the average age being %.
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Young Mems Institute.

Washington Council No. will celebrate
Its eighth anniversary during the latter
part of April A great gathering is ex-
pected.
Birmingham Council No. SO will hold a
series of open meetings during the coming
months.
P. B. Madrid of Visalia Council No. 66
writes that the council is experiencing
more success than at any previous time in
its history, with every indication of its
continuance.
The board OF grand directors recently
held an interesting session. Many repre-
sentatives from local councils were present.
American Council No. 8 of Oakland held
an enjoyable entertainment and social on
the 4th inst. The visiting delegates from
this city experienced hattering reception.
David Heating of Counil 50 sailed for
Honolulu on the 4th, and Brother Frank
Mcdonald of No. SO will follow on the Itch.
They will look TO the establishment IF a
council there.
Ignatian Council No. IS held an i'm
portant and largely attended meeting on
the 9Th, devoting much time to a considsra-
ton OF certain proposed bylaws covering
sick benefits,
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Good TempIars.

This veteran order moves steadily along
The lodges Of the jurisdiction are healthy
and a number of new ones are from time to
time added by the field lecturers.
Intern ational will hold an interesting ses-
sion tonight in this city.
The bands of Hope are growing, and
much interest Is manifested in the work
among the children. Next Saturday eve
ming at the Protestant Orphan Asylum on
Knight street attractive exercises Will en-
terrain the band at that Institution under
the management Of II. p, Shedd
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Kind Words for the Queen,

An English paper tells story of a we'll
known Bishop who suffers from impaired
vision. He recently had levee. Atlength
a guest approached and said: 'HOw do
you do. my lord? My mother wishes to be
kindly remembered to you." "Ah," said
the Bishop, shat is very good Of her. And
h ow is the dear old soul? Nothing like a
good old motheri Be sure to take care of
your old mother. Good-m0rning." The
Bishop did not in the least know who his
visitor was. and said TO his footman, "Who
was that?" The servant replied: "rhe
last gentleman who left your lordshlp's
reception is the EA7e Of Connaught."
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Knights and Ladies of Houor.

The next session of the Grand Lodge will
convene in Washington Hall, 50 Eddy
street, Tuesday. ADrlI 49,
Bay City Lodge has removed to Red
Mems building, and will hereafter meet On
the first and third Mondays.
The cornucopia party of Excelsior Lodge
last Thursday evening was q novel affair
and largely attended.
Palo Alto Lodge is one of the most active
lodges in the city. new members are con
stantiy added and the monthly soeials are
an important feature.
Pacific Lodge will entertain its friends
this evening with grab-bag party, aud
next Monday evening all members are in
vfted to be present to meet the grand Off
GERS.
Great preparations are being made by
West End Lodge tor its ball and reception
OF the Grand Lodge members on the even
Ing OF the 18th. Over one hundred guests
are expected from San Jose and Sacramento.
The drill teams will give an exhibition of
their work, appearing in new costumes.
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PROPOSALS..

NJ Office TO CONTRACT ORS AND BUILDERS
IN Sealed proposals for the construction or the
German Old Peoples Home at FruitvaIe oakland
Township, Alameda County. state OF California,
Will be received by the Board OF Directors Of tho
German Old Peoples Home OF San Francisco. CAL.
up TO April 9. 1898. at the once OF CHARLES
MAU. architect, No. 957 Broadway. Oakland.
Said building is TO be constructed In all respects
according to the plans and specifications as ex-
hibited at the Office OF said architect, and at the
otice OF FIR II. ROSENBAUsl, President No 567
Market street. San Francisco aud unuer the suDer-
vision OF the said architect
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check OF ten per cent OF amount each respec-
tive bid The directors the right to reject
any all bids. l.. SCHUMACHER, Secretary.
MIRO LIT Sa Mo We
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Knights of Honor.

P. l.. Archibald, G. a. D.. has been very
actively at work visiting tho lodges during
the illness of Grand Dictator C. w. Decker.
The Grand Dictator is recovering, and
hopes In short time to be able TO visit the
lodges and encourage them in their work.
Several lodges are receiving a number Of
petitions for membership.
Liberty Lodge will hold public meeting
tomorrow evening.
The Supreme Lodge will meet IN TWEEN
tieth annual session in Milwaukee, Wis, on
the third Tuesday In June
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A. O. IL w

The event of the past week was the six
teenth annual session of the Grand Lodge,
the largest known in its history. 1t held
for three days and closed at midnight on
the evening of the 9th in enthusiasm and
harmony. The new corps of officials are
all workers, and the future will show good
work. Much important and aggressive
legislation was enacted. S25c0 being appro-
priated for field work. The official organ
to each member was continued. Provision
was made for prompt payment of death
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Companions of the Eorec+

NJ. A. Rodman, S. c. c.. and the officers
of the executive board will visit Washing
ton Circle No. 1, April 11th, California No.
103 on the 18th. and Sherwood No. 125 on
the oath. These officers attended the ball
evening.
Enterprise Circle No. 124 gave a yelLat-
tended social last Friday night.
Social Circle No. lis attended In a body
the ball given by Court Estrella In San
Rafael last Friday night.
Justice Circle No. 1O4 held first-rate oman
meeting on Thursday night.
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American Legion of Honor

Grand Commander Mansfield intends to
visit every council iii his Jurisdiction before
the next meeting of the Grand Council He
was at Napa last Friday and at Salinas on
Saturday among the membership. Both OF
these subordinates are in excellent eondi-
tion and adding to their numbers.
Grand Vice. Commander Filben win visit
the councils at Volcano and Mokeiumue
Hill and Columbia this week.
The various councils arc reported as do
ing well in admitting new members this
term Fifty additions ara reported, besides
new council with forty members now
ready 10 be ipstituted
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
Good Work in the Field of
BeneVOlenCe.
MANY NEW SUBORDINATES.
Royal Arch Chapters in India-The
2oth of April-Busy Times in
the Orders, Etc.
MANY NEW sUBoRDTNATEs.
omoial Assessment Table.

[0f1cial assessment notices nj any legitl-
mate fraternal society will be published free
of cost in above table. Send them, with any
other matters Of importance. by FRIDAY. ad-
dressed. Fra'ernaI Society Editor MORNING
CALL, San Francisco.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


no Buy. SELL OR EXCHANGE BUSINESS o
L any kind see GUS RAND. 035 Market
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

Gs)S DOWN: $40 MONTHLY: SEE BEAUTI-
w. tut Lotksiey square before Buying: warm:
no logs; exceptional terms; IN heart Of OAKLAND:
make selection at once. Address WIN. 7. TODD.
4o0 Nlnth 81 CaSland ap5 II exSu
G06OO NICE BROOM COTTAGE: TWENTY
NcbOO' third ave; extra large lot. 52Xl60: fne
roses and front yard; stone sidewalk: all modern
conVeniences; nice netghborhOod; only minutes
10 local train; electric pass the doors; easy
terms; write At once or call WIN. T. TODD, 400
Ninth ST., oakland. mr9l II ex Su
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A ssESSMENT SOTICE-MEXICAN GOLD AND
n Silver Mining Company. Location OF principal
place OF business, San Francisco California; Ioca-
ton OF WORKS, Virginia, Storey County, Nevada
Notice is hereby given, That at meeting Of the
Board Of Directors. held on the sixteenth day of
March, 1898 sn ass szment (SO 40 OF twenty-five
(25) cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock ot the corporation, payable Immediately in
United States gold coin. to the Secretary at the
once Of the company. room T9, Nevada block 500
Montgomery street. San Francisco. California.
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QCO00 20 ACRES; LOVELY HOME: SUIT
VAAOO. able for poultry farm; all in fruit, ber-
RES, vegetables; small stream; house, barn,
horses. COW. buggy and tools; town: IS miles
from S. f. Apply PAC. EXCHANGE, % Kearny. .
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Masonic.

Royal Arch chapters have been lately
instituted at Cawnpore, India, and at
Limassol, Island of Cyprus.
The home in Tennessee for widows and
orphans of Masons is expected to be ready
for inmates during the present year.
The three anniversary festivals of Eng
land for 1892 have uetted the Masonic
benevolent institutions $4,000 or S450,000,
as much as our triennial encampment cost.
IL is owing to the liberal views of the late
President Juarez that Masonry exists to-
day in the republic OF Mexico, and now
there are thousands of Masons with
JuareZ's successor, President DiaZ at their
head.
In the jurisdictions of Pennsylvania and
of England the jewel of the past master is
a silver square and a diagram of the forty
seventh PROB. first book of Euclid. engraved
on silver plate pendant within it. In
other jurisdictions it is the compass ex-
tended to 60 degrees with the sun in the
center.
/. 0. o. F.
Fidelity No. 500 had a good gathering
last Monday night to welcome the deputy.
Unity No. 131 will have large meeting
tomorrow evening in addition to a num-
Der of other features. there will be an cleo
tion for representatives to the grand lodge.
The return visit of Golden Gate Encamp-
ment of Oakland to Unity Eneampment of
this city. will take place tomorrow night.
Colusa proposes for its Goth of April pro-
gramme, public parade. drill by Colusa
Guards, dedication of new hall, ball and
supper.
University Lodge No. 144 of Oakland is
doing we'll.
Brooklyn Rebekah Lodge No. u donned
its new costumes ON the 9th ult. and
initiated four candidates before crowded
audience. Ne. u will give a benefit for the
Odd Fellows Orphans Home on the oath.
The grand lodge meets the third Tuesday
in May. The veteran Odd Fellows hold
their annual session the evening previous.
Riverside has invited every lodge in the
seven southern counties, and expects to
have at least fifty lodges represented in the
grand parade on the Goth. There will be
appropriate exercises in the Loring Opera
House al p. NJ, the Grafton will be deliy-
cred by Hon. Eugene n. Deuprey, and at
8 p. NJ. au anniversary ball at the ATmory
Hall. Riverside Lodge No. 2S2 Initiated
sixteen members this term, and proposes TO
double this number by June so.
Some fifty points IN California will cele-
brate the seYenty-fourth anniversary.
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LoDGING-HoUsEs FOE SALE.


A Ii BARGAINS-FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
n 10 rms, Mission. $6OOfl0 rooms. Bush - $3.50
46 rooms. Market. coo 81 rms. Van Ness av40OO
J rooms, California. 550ll1 rooms Market 500
1uo other houses, in payments $3.50 TO 5000.
i buy or sell cali on GUS STRAND. 1885 MarsetI
GI000 HOUSE OF 20 ROOMS; BEST Lo-
W WV cation on Market ST.. and pays we'll
pest OF reasons for selling. GUS STRAND, 1885
Market ST.
PoAKDING AND LODGING HOUSE OF 80
- rooms; laundry and bath; good paying prop
erty; SOLD on account OF sickness and Old age APP
ply at Park House, 1853 Mission St. cor. OF oath So
AE-RouM HOUSE; RENT $l25; DOING FINE
~ business; Cause departure; call and make
offer. 93l Marker. ap9 7ts
G.1T6 LODGING-HOUSE; 10 ROOMS: ALL
u d. full. Fl Sixth ST. APPS SIS
NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE: SELL ON &C
~ count departure: reasonable. 42l Powell as 1t
L OR SALE - FURNITURE OF 1O-RooM
/ house 81 Golaen Gate ave- apps It's
CORNER HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS. APPLY RE-
y tween ! and o'clock, l07 Turk st. ap4 TIA
T7OR SALE-HOUSE. 81 ROOMS; ALL NEW
furniture and carpets: rent cheap: located north
of Market. INQUIRE g. +. OChS. 915 Market. fe4 tt
CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBscRIP.
- tions taken at CAiL Branch Offices. 6O3 Larain
81. 3S9 Hayes ST aud 1918 Mission St open TIL
ns3n =.
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ZINE BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITY-ANY ONE
1 wishing 10 secure goOd-paying business already
established in san jose Will do well call Ocei-
dental Hotel. room 50, for particulars; hours bet
10 ana L A. n 2 and P, NJ apps IT"
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l OK sALE-COR. GROCERY AND EAR; GOOD
} stock and good trade; SCENTS. Address Gro
GER box l23, Can Branch. ans 4ts
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MONEY TO LOAN,

MONEY TO LOAN.
EZ-BAREEL OF MONEY ON FIRST OR SEC
v oRd mortgage; no delay. IsAACs. IO2 Taylor II
MONEY AT 81 ON FIRST AND SECOND MORT.
w CAGES without delay. MURPHY. 1926 Pine 3 6m
NJ ONEYLOANED On JEYELRY AND OTHER
1u Valuables at the Security Loan Bank. 1la5
Market mr.. Mason; private ereTance7 Turk. Off
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L BJITSTORE FOR SALE: 4 LIYING-ROOMS;
L stable; chirkeH-house: large yard; Sl2 50 per
month rent. Twenty-sIIth and Alabama SIS. as 3ts
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JAPANESE STRONG AND HONEST BOY
- wants situation to get some N cans to attend
Chicago worlds Fair Exposition. NJ. Y, box IA5,
Cali Branch. APT Ste
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YOU'VE MAN WITH 5000 WHO LIKES HUNT
i Ing can hear OF opportunity 70 enjoy the
same aud make money by addressing A. 4, box
l52. Call Branch once. ap9 2t+
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D1tOO. window: lot 5Ox125: payable $500
down, balance $40 per month. DEWOLF. Fruit
vale aps 81
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GIEO0 FOR SALE-GOOD SALOON: LARGE
y COO' stock liquors, cigars. pooltables;
years lease rent $50: hue dance hall and living
rooms. with furniture. Apply JONAS L CO.. g3l
Market aplO ~
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G0S0 VACANT LOT. NEAR FRUITVALE
sDCOO. st,t!on; terms $40 down and $40 per
month. DEWOLF. Fruitvale station.
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HORSES.
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.

CINTENNIAL STABLES-CARRiA6Es ROCK
y Always vctoriaS. buggies. etc; 1921 California
St. bet Larkin and Polk; telephone SIX NJ. CON
Lon, proprietor. mrl31
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FOR sALE-aIIsCELLASEoUs.

- ''--a@a- ~ - A@i@A-@- y A-OIo.
TOR sALE-VICTOR PNEUMATIC BICYCLE.
] little used; price, with sundrles. Sil5. Address
p. 10 f-cihc ave- santa Cruz, Cal. ap9 81
DEMINGTON TYPEWRITER: PRICE $40. AID
IL dress r v. box l46 Gail Branch once ape Sts
CIEBLING BICYCLE: MODEL or 1892:
= cheap; run less than 200 ms good condition:
Arpy CHARLES WEBSTER Ciav-st. wharfae IT.
4 ARBEK wAsH-sTANDs CHEAP 623 GoLDES
Gate ave. II. HuFsCHMIDT. ap9 II
TULDING-BED WANTED: WOULD PREFER
i TO trade fer wagon buggy: also figo Jersey
cow for trade or sale. $40 Howard st. APT at
CKEAT BABGAIN-NEW HOME SEWING
~ mach Inc; other machines; all warranted The
hill CO., 70 New MONTGOMERY St. 5. +. fel2 IL
E00 SECONDHAND CARPETS, ALL SIZES
CDU ana shapes tapestry aud body Brussels: as
good new; very cheap. j. NOOAAS, lO17-l023
Mission ST. ABOVE sixth mrl6
COUNTERS. sHELVINGS. BAR OUTFITS,
- showcases. ONCE a.iiugs, new ana second hand:
stores aud Offices fitted up order on short notice;
O. ell easy terms. }. NOONAS, 10I7 to 1923
MISS on ST., above sixth; open evenings mrl6 Il
SHEPARD's FOOT AND POWER LATHEs.
= paners. dr ll-press machine tools 667 Mistiont
CHOWCASEs, BAR. STORE. oFFICE FIX
6tures scheerer's Pioneer StOre.25 10th. jal3 I'm
GAZE. SCALE LErTER-PREss sroRETRUoK
- and inoneY-til: cheap 1U2 Clay ST. aud u
GECoSD-HAND BOILERS. ENGINES, PUMPS.
- shSftihz. pulleys. betting. water pipes. etc.
ot( II AcINTosH MoLfMAN. 1877 BeziesL
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$500 BEAUTITgL LOTS ON THE ELEc-
on the installIlent plan; team for FruitYale
station. WIN NJ. DFWOLF
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NJ UIIOB OF SYSTEMATICALLY MINING
~ Company Location OF principal place OF bu ST.
ness, San francisco, Cal; location OF works. Jor-
can, Mono County Cal. Notice Is hereby given
the 9Th day OF March, 1893, an assessment (No. ~
OF I'VE cents per share levied Upoa the capital
United states gold coin to the Secretary Il tho
ONCE OF the company. rooms 10 and 10, $50 Pine
street. san Francisco. Cal ANY stock upon which
this assessment shall remain unpaid the 23d
day Of April. 1898, VIII be delinquent and adver-
tissd for sae at pubiS auction, and unless pay
ment is made before win be sold on TUESDAY. the
18th day OF May, 1893. to pay the delinquent
assessment together with the costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale. BY order the board OF Of.
rectors D. N. KENT. Secretary.
omee-Rooms 10 and 9, $50 Pine St, San Fran
cisco. Cal. mrlb I'd
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A SSEbSbENT NOTICE - BRUNSWICK CON.
n solldsted Gold Mining Company. Location Of
principal place OF business. San Francisco Callfor-
mia: location OF worss. Grass Valley Mining bis
trict. Nevada County, Cal
Notice is hereby given that at meeting Of the
Board OF Directors held on the 23d day az Feb
fusFy, 1923, assessment (ho 81 Of cents f2cl
per share was levied upon tho capital stock OF the
corporation, payable Immediately In United Statea
gold coin to this secretary the once OF the com
BAny. room b6. Nevada block. San Francisco Cali
foFnia, or 70 the Treasurer, II. Il. Louusberv ~
Broadway, New YORK ". State OF New YORK on
or before the 2lst day of March. 1853.
Any stock upon which this assessment. ahaii "a
main unpaid Ia San francisco tho 22tE day of
March. 1893. will be deiinquans ana aGgerfised
sor sale at public auction and uHlesg payment 4,
made bsforo win be sold on SATURDAY, ths 18TH
DAY OF April s93, to the delinquent Esssssmont
together with costs OF advertising and ezpsnses OF
Sale. BY order of tho Board OF Dirsctors
+. SrADTFELD JR.. SECRETARY
onice-Room So Nevada block.
POSTPONED
DT ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
- the sale day has been postponed until FRIDAY
April %, 1898.
J. STADTFELD, JR., Secretary.
OHlce-Boom o5, Nevada block. mr29 I'd
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A p AUCTION.
sArURpAY- APRIL 10.

gf0O HOUSE ROOMS AND LOT 25xl25:
Y OOO. terms u cash. balance to suit MN. NJ.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-19

WHEN the people of this country
had recovered somewhat from the
evils of the war, and had become
prosperous, they fell into the habit
of organ zing themselves, and about
five years ago the Scotch Irish
formed a society, which has now
grown until it has become of ma
tional importance There is no bet
ter strain in American blood than
that of the Scotch Irish; Scotch
men who settled in the north of
Ireland. where they found pros
porous home for century, until
interference with their religious
liberty led them to seek new homes
IN the new world. Sprung from
them have been some of the most
illustrious actors in our history, and
their descendants now do we'll to
preserve the trace of their lineage
| and their blood connection.
The fifth meeting Of the Society
will be held in Springfield, Ohio,
May llth, when many distinguished
men will address the body.