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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

PEANuT-FACrORlEs SUSPEND.


Correspondence OF tho Richmond pispatch.l
PEIsNBuEG Va, Jane l4.-Most Of the pen
nut-fac;ories IN THIS city have Temporarily sIs-
pended work. and a great many hands are
thrown ont Of employment. The cause oi the
..uroeusi,,n IL the dllncs5 Of the market.
Mrs. KNbe,ca T.. Potts has gone 10 L.nchburs
10 spcHd tne snmmer with friends.
A. =. I'm Camp Of Ccnied rate Veterans eX-
poets % carry some sevcnty-nNe or elghty
Uniformed members and fHl drnn corps 20
Portsmouth tomorrow T. participnt" In the un-
yoiins ceremonies. The Potcrsb1rg Gray5 VIII
also go. ....,. .
Miss Alice Lyle Jones, OF New YORK; Is visiting
fncuds 10 the city.
about $1,000 eili be expended on the interior
improvements Of 81 Pauia church, 10 COM
,neucr in q few days. The froscong Will DO
done by a Rlchmchi contractor.
lr,e ia. .fius. Court viii meat TO- morrow, with
tac usual number OF Commemorative cases TO
D. a tried.
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In calling attention 10 our celebrated
Eoller-Tray, which u the mos, cOuVeulenc
and strongest trunk made and which -
made IN every way superior To ali other
trunks, we beg 10 say that Wa warrant IL
the best and that We will do any necessary
repairs 10 them tree OF charge.
Very respectfully,
ii. W. R0UNTRHE 81 l'EoruEB.
Richmond, Va
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characteristic Decision

SEATTLE. WASH. June li.-Tho law passed by
tho last Legislature prohibiting tho sale OF cigar
ettrs has been successfully attacked throush
hsboas-corpus proceedings in the United states
District Court here by New OrS tobacco Drm.
The state will appeal to the United states nupe-
rlor Court. The petitioners contend that tbe
small package OF cigarettes IL an orgihal pacs-
Are and its sale cannot De abrldgel Dy state
Ian
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t. -r. tbo recent appointments ana
tfrnl1alG NOrib CafC'iGH'
't - join npourer bdssott. OF
' O.. "a. g., Trinity college, looSl,
a,.ar. j. g. Ballagb (inisefsity
D Virginia. j. 81. Bandy "a. b.,
f... oi Norm CArOnuN, r. l.. bia-
ni-c- -FO-osl College,, ~ north Caro-.
ttnchJd "A. a.. :. .esbIuston auo
f@ii}I, 20 Virginia. g. X. Dnval ~.
't.rIa Biy.rntS), 0i virginia, .. IA
l.. wa-hingion and Lee UDiscrSiiy,
r E nonirsn "a. T., WushinstJn
e. lL"sfsilO. of Virginia Alexander
B. ~. - o.. tuigersi.y Of North Cafol'nAl, OF
-in ma, :. i. bckoo "a. b, Dssilsca
~ " norm Caroline J. IA. Pfidsen "a.
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Bauk-auns sab-iti,.

IBy toIcgIaV1 70 w
OMAHA. NgR., Juno IA. u heranso on Tue oins.
ha s..yings banks subsldei this morning nost
a. oo,rkis as taoy began yesterd.y rariy there
~ars a law dsposi.ors a. the Omaha savings
snnk demanding Their money, pus as socn 40 ~
bscams appsren; that tue rash VA over tae
an xlous oaes lsit witaoli taxins theit cssn.
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The sIissis.ippi To.

Ngw ORLEANS. a.. June 14Ycsterfsy ths
river hare aVrige,i - she hign-satsr MARI of
lHDO-thst IA, seven feet above low water -andit
is sill rising. The water ran oTsf the top on tbo
lcyes AZ three points i1 frCat Of the city, food
ing tao cutters Nad the strests IN those localities
A six-in;h additional rise IS expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

Mtss Mamie CarIi,hers. of Shellyyii'o. ky.,vho
failed % ge, her degree of bHchslor ~ Aris at
tho Richmond Fcmale ln@tirute 10 its receut
cornneucemon: On account OF siri.n'-s', stood a
srcress'ul examination yesterday unsi'r PRO.
f.ssor RoatVright ana the Board OF trustees OF
the institution conferred her doFrcc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

IeIe-TlI tolo.rNm U UI' OI80NVN'T
Ryip~viiit. -. e., juno l4.-Nr. Eobert d.
Cly.r. of iril.,il., Wa married in ha'un'to
min. 10 Nr.. laa f.. Oiive.. hts rroi'ei "ido"'
Nf.. Ouycr is ,n5 oI ,.o piopr''os9 " INC
Nr. Goorre Ice lry'n 81 ycrf srt ni byiG-
,iI,r. KrII-.4iie physicians -nI relatives arc
..ft.r5.ur l.r.
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morrlesi coro,-N"l Burned

= H'I7il I"IV7 ~ - VI = =.
PxfpsXIIr. y. G.. JLnc IA report tca' "vs
hr,, to-day thn1 the Old f.Opc cotioa~hH % -.
- ,,,,r.hs4d q 90. ol spray. y. G., was atrAcA
T., hrbtplns last nlrht ard CesitOYcl ny MI MI
~ rtr.t bnldngs xogo burned. aud Ills iai'
WAS insured.
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Mantels. Crates. and Thing. IN various
styles and low prices. at
JoHs BowERs's. Governor street.


Some people think "gras.' IL cure,an
for dogs. We keep a iull line 81 Dog
Remedies" They need medicines - Wen
a. the human family. Call ios pamphlet
on The Diseases " the Dog lhfir ifesy-
ment. &c" or enclose &C. stamp for
mailing. Polk MILLER DEUo COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

NEW YORK, June i4.-1ho shipment ~ cur
ren,y from New York 10 lhc Interior to-day
Aggregated nearly 10000 - vhirh .OO0.-
600 vas obtslned NJ tho sut-troasury IN ~
changes. This ~ the i8rgest days shipment
thus far reported.
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Collector ri,i,er ResIga..

Mr. John w. Fisher Collector ~ customs Tor
the District ~ Richmond, yo6teriaY maiiod tho
following letter to President Cio'oi1ni:
"Sir.-i have the honor to tnnder you my
resignation as Collector ol "a tom, Tor The port
81 Richmond, Va, ~ tako cif'ct on thc 3oih
day Of Juno, 1898, that boins tho end ot tho
I q
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,orari,-uoro.oc Marriage.

'~I0-III tNINNF n ~ N" Ut7' TT
1t,,f,.,,r. d. G., juno IA 4:3O O'Clock 20,
-. ,,.,,,utnr mss !'ltue kci1, daughter ~
49,. nae K,v. Dr. Nuua =. @o.d, and tister u
r.y f,.rs T. KCd. cdi,vr 90 tno ,F'i'''l..
tar.e0fe. wlu boz married at ihr l't. n.' =
n,r,,., Thomas y. Chat.n. q yOGIt lawyer ol
- 1. -.-lL--- n. b.
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DOUGLAS DAVIS ACQUITTED.
ueKtled VIII. Nrieht. Negro" Tough
Aprn s4th. IN srii~Def"ncc.

Ispecial tcieEram @ tne DlspAi'h'I
Nrvroal NEWS, YA..dune i4.-Dous!i' DAVIS
VINO shot and killed Ni'.isin Wright on April
2lth. was today acquitted IA TN Co1nly Couit
DAVIS, who is the mo-, popular barber iH me
CIV was on hIs way home a. - ocio'A M ui-h,
vncn Nughr, Who was "a W'i-th"Nh 'oi"iVt
,.ngn. gffack = him. Dayis iiueI twice, one q
me ,nots p.ercing Nrights bladder me Juror
,y,re out blt @ lew minutes. lhc most pro nuent
LAWYERS Oh tao Peninsula were onP-Oy 81 III '"o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

Have you seen tho "Ridgway" Refrige-
rator or EDDY" lce-ChestI Ihey are tue
best and cheapest, at
JoHN BowIzs's. Governor street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

Orders for Printing sent 10 mo
Dispatch Company will DO gwen prompt
attention. and the style Of work and prices
will be sure TO please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
oh. aiy I~a" :
" C.uhelpfue "

Harper's Cephslgine cures SICK
Headache. Neuralgia, and iieahaehes gene
rally. No unpleasant after-ehect: For
that tired feeling from loss Ok sieepls
is excellent. Prico 80 cents.
PoLK MILER DgCG COMPANY.
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LfY Of VLRGlNlA.
.U.u oi Jefferson society
..f Iipl.uas delivered.


.....n oi Jefferson Society
Iip.'i"as boiiN"''"'
tr...Ut .f.r..f Disptt.h.l
t... ,or-
49,.
..I.-. t.s .oint iitrrary to-
,s... ...,..f ,.f.ft IA -
..t...n.tf,i.. audience was
..r.. frai celebration ~ tho
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pa,,h of MIR. George II. Burch.
w,,,,.,,sburc.s Coupcii.

Especial telegram 20 tho pispa'cn.l
IyScfJErEG, VA. Juno 14.-Mrs ueorso ~.
Barch, vile OF ex-aayor Burch, OF THIS city diea
nj buchanan to-day.
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Sergeant. Carboiic soap

keeps dog clean. prevents -cratches. ana
keeps off fleas. THIS IL The only car
bolic" soap that's ut TO wash dog or
horse with. PrIce 25c.
PoLK MILLER DECG COMPtSY.
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ONLY THREE CREWS ENTERED.
Richmond College, Nirsinias, and Apo
ADMINISTRATION and Weights.

Correspondence ot tho Richmond Dispatch
FTrEUsBURI, "a, June lf.-Only three crews
have been entered for tfo state regatta which
"a 10 taso place on the AppOmattoX river snort
distance bolow P0to~sburg on the afternoon "t
.June 24fb. lt y understood that thorc VIII 10
nn additional entries ani tha' the t-itl o. skill
end endurance will b. practically between Hich-
monl and retersDurg.
PERSONNEL or Tng CREWS.
Tho following ~ a correct lst OF tho crews on
,.r.t with uositiou "a IN weight of och mem Der:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

with position un 1 weight of o-ch member:
RlruapND COILE.E.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

For Corrugated Iron IN largo or small
quantities call Oh or phone 700.
TuoNAs n. kEspLER,
GALVANIZED Iron Works.
west Broad street.
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The yIH0IStAs.

Average wright u Oaramen, To pounI-.
Cogswain, \. y sands j. I. Lamb. or ii. T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
RICHMOND BURGLAR IN NORFOLK.
shot At Three Times aud Wounded
TWICE Mhilo Attenpting RobbcIy.

Special telegram 10 the Dfspatch.i
NORFOLK, VA, juno l4.-Just before daylight
this morning a desperate struggle took place In
the Levy residence. No. DAG east Main street.
between q young burglar named Thomrs h.
Farley ana Moses Levy, which resulted IN IN"
nurcl.r benz slOt at three tmc' by ar. Levy,
one hall misHing its otiect Oue making sleht
wound IN fa-lcys chin ana the thiru striklng
lin in the back.
The burglar IL about ~ years od and his
home is sa.d % be al No. 4Hi clay street, Rich
uond. Iie came hero last Saturday 10 WORK IN
Baxter's cicsT-iactpry. ana WAS boirlihs next
door % the house he T0bbeL
Uis REASONS.
Ho WIS taken TO tho pOii"e-et1tion. but was
unable to appear m the Police Court which
caused confinu1nce II the case TOR ten days.
mo reason ae-ignoi by Farley FOR the decd *
-nqt he wa. had uP, had 10 prospect " W0rk
fo~ "a wecK. mud could MOI paw his board
ShorIn =. A. Jarvis IS IN tho city ~ business
connected WITH the hanging at hastyille on Fri
dag.
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average Woignt, IDI pOunds. tu4sWiiH' w
IL. CuthDcft.
As Prev .ously stated In this correspondence,
IA, rae, VIII 10 WITH iOur-osrec eies over "a
course Of one anil u half miles. beginning AT tho
head Of PuaflcdOck cat AMI ending nc poiut
near Bate r spring. lBo PetersDuegers are the
lightest ~ tho crews. but what the tnciIOets
lerS In weight they make up IA agility, onau-
rance. ana PRIDE, ana neither of the opporihs
crews may anticipate al easy victory. Ia ihct'
the AppornattOx crow are cOnh1ent oil flctOry'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

AseosrrRA BirrERs arc thebcstiromody for
yan,ovipz indigestion and sl diseases oriss-
nz,,ur from tho disestve organs Beware of
,,nn,e-,et,s. A. for al.s seoaine srtiele. Manu-
,.,,,,e, nv Dr. j. o. b. slegert & sons.
We have a Inc OF Ladts' Vsa kg1 Shoes, all
sis.<, III opera and coulla0t-sense, that 40 afo
making run on. Former pncc e., yonrcnorS
now fcr52. Try rs on Kangaroo and lanS
suuHAS d noWLEs, l0i eass Broad street
For impnre or thin olood weakncSs asaf,as
E.uralria indigestion, ana Biousnet,, Taxa
BRovs IRos BIITERs. Il gives strength, making
old psrsons feet young. aud young porsons
strOog; pieasant to take.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

Gas. and Electric Chandeliers aud
Globes. New designs and tow prices.
JOIN BOWERS.
No. Governor street.
The morning call., 1893-01-02
NATIONAL. GUARD 70 otNdS.
Informal Inspections to Begin !: This
!: 4: Month Legislative Committee. :.


T ,GeneralDickfnsail has put:fnto shape.the
several am elldments to- The Political Code
E to- be submitted To the Isegis lag are. :: They
+ enibGdy. the recommend atl0ns adapte 7 by
/ institutional Guard Offieefs' eAssociationfor
military reforms acted. Upon at :tte last
animal meeting of that body, y.Iha iegisla-
tive committee In charge Of the proposed
amendments consists 6f Major. At:AV. Bar
F Barry, Second Brigade; Reel b Terry
Third Brigaie;; Major: We: W. DougIass,
Fourth Brigade, and. Colonel Park Hem
shaw. i II til Brigade :II :. =:
Informal inspections af the several organ.
:izarlens in the: Second Brigade Will begin
this month. - :" ::::55 =:
/ .:Lientenans-C Colonel H.: i, Bash has been
confined to: his flone during the past week
/ Will be. glad to know tii at She.was gel tng
better az last accounts. = 3: 81: ~ =
/ Sergeant: C. f.. Haywood has. been: an
pointed first sergeant.:of the First Troop
i Cavalry: 4l}e fnlI0w iag named enlisted
men of tte troop have received disc laEges
/ 90 aecaun of: removal from the CITY,: Pr
Yates e. IF, Barr Il, Frefe, D.. Fl. HNtaff, NJ,
+ E.; i'll aud Il. C.. Herzirger; Major David
E.. Mites Will preside at the elect ton 60 rcap-
tain.. vice, BEnmen berg, term expired. :en
tuesday evening. lgih%lnsts. at::tHes TROOP
arntory, S1S :OsEarrell street The troop held
its ssini-an nual high unks AT the aimgfy q n.
Saturday evening last The band was pres
ent.aRd played the Ole year cut and the new
year in: s .Thetyoopers fnrIished a. variety:
of aihnsenients to- their GUESTS and: dfshed
| out het clans Without limit. -
=: Tns folio wing. ann9iatments have 3Eseen:
made I'M Company 6, Fifth. Infantry; "a. II:
Cassiiiay, {. Nv flsQn and IA. M. Adams to
be seTgeants.. II: :sS.Adams, g.. n. Smith, CT
F Wihgfefds Al Hustler. a. j.. sDerk i'm. j..
II o. R6Arke and fs Scott to: be corp orais.:
arInary Of Company c.. Naval Battalion. at
81 p NJ Weifnesdays1f Eth inst, for the trial
/ of Seamen Frank II enfy.Srnltll David Bert
Green. Matthew V. PslI 60, Waller NJ.
Morei..o Cdmpsnv ;Cs ands6ieh. olier per-
sohs:as MAY ba brought before it, Lieuten-
ant Charles H. CTockers commanding Ceni-
papy r, MHIeohstitute the COURT.
The morning call., 1893-01-02
An Evening Musicals,

Mrs. Hamilton Mott In the Ladies' Home Journal
= In giving successful evening musicale
there are almost as many things 10 be avoided
as there are 10 be accomplished. and ii.
would seem almost that it might be wise to
!. VOICE the suggestion which tits purposed.
: to give here in the negative form: There.
are. In any case, a few important, if general,
tdon'ts that may we'll preface the more
detailed suggestions which will be found
below, and these are addressed to thoss
centem plating the holding of a musieal
evening, either large or small. Don't invite
people If you cannot make them comforta-
BILE; remember that their homes are places
OF rest and ease, and that unless You can
give. to them entertainments and comfort
They will grudge the hours spent away from:
tileirown vines and fig trees. Don,t INCLUDE
mediocre talent among your performers ION:
such an occasion; avoid YOUR best friend:if
he or she thfaks. without proper foundation.
<forahe belief. that musical ability is his, or
hers.
*. DR., Nansen's exploring ship will be the
5. strongesbvessel of its size in the world
The morning call., 1893-01-02
Forfeiture for Non-payment.

Blythe certificate ISSUED by thea. o. u.
W. payment was conditioned on a strict
compliance with Fall the iaws,rules and
requirement." oftheorder: The con stitatten
reqnired the members to pay assessments
when due or forfeit their rights under the
certificates, though they. could be rainstated
within three months by. paying all ASSESS
.ments nlade In that time; IL in arrears more
than three months. and less than six, the
mem her was required; In additiep, to sub.
nit 60 a medical examination. Al member
WhD died December %. $50, faile6ste pay an
assessGaent{ July 2s. 1857. and seven other:
assessments while sick, rendered pay
nenf OF aIreaKaGe. which WAS refused. be-
cause RIlarcpm panied by a phYsicfans eert:
tlfieate. TIE right. Of the society to declare;
the certificate void for failure to pay the.
first asse ssment vas not waivedsby The SUBS:
sequent assess nents: The fact that the.
time OF the deatTf- OF the member the society
was indebted 10 him for salary as an q Ulcer
tn an amount greater TRAN the amonnt of
the assessments due did not require tire
society TO apply The amount Cue TO The pay:
ulent ri the assessnients.. !: ..5:
sffingwell VS., Grand Lodge A.. @. II. w.
Of Iowa. Supreme Court of iowa, 5553{ y: w.
Rep. 243 "a II: II. gs..:.
The morning call., 1893-01-02
OVER IN OAKLAND.
Supervisors to Act as
Roadmasters.
A cOYOTE-HUNTER'S HARVEST
Superior Judges Wanted for Alameda
Counfy-New Years Aftermath.
University Notes.

The official career of every roadmaster In
Alameda County commences today. The
new law goes into effect by which the Su-
pervisors will be required to look after the
condition of the roads in their respective
districts. Each Supervisor after this will
be ex-efficio road commissioner. filing COM
pletely the places hitherto occupied by the.
.roadmasters. The road districts will be re-
established with the aid Of the County Sur.
veyor and perquisites for overseeing all
work will be drawn by the Supervisors.
Their duties will be greatly increased. 1t
has been generally considered that the
change was made by the big politicians to
prevent the evil of trading at elections,
which. with the candidate for road oyerseer.
had grown to greater proportions than that
Of any other Office.
One advantage of the great storm is now
accruing to the eoyote-hunters. The ami
mails were driven into the foothills and TIE
hunters have been reaping harvest ever
since. The law allows them s. for each
scalp and during the past week or two
a heavy draft has been made on the treas
ury.
There was a general row in an East Oak
land saloon yesterday in which George
Williams of Seventh and Wood streets was
shot through the hand. ~One of the men
had drawn revolver and Williams grabbed
ii, W hen Ii was accidentally discharged.
W. 3. German, longshoreman. was
another victim of New Years row. lie
was seriously wounded in the head by
being struck with a beef-bottle in a lower
Broadway saloon.
A gang of hoodlums was rampant Satur-
day night with firearms celebrating the
New Year. They shot through the glass of
w. J. Dingee's real estate Office on Eighth
street and through BARRIERS sign adioiu-
ing. They then went to San Pablo avenue
and amused themselves by shooting sway
the globes OF the electric lights. They ran
after firing and were not caught.
Assessor Leckie. Tax Collector Ros-
borough. County Clerk Crane and others
have gone to Sacramento to work in tho
interests of bill increasing the appropria-
ton of some Of the county offices.
George Harris Williams, whose genius
makes him wandering artist, is again in
the County Jail He drew a number Of
pictures that gave him local fame while.
serving a term for vagraney here last sum-
mer. He went TO Fresno and got in jail,
only TO return last week. and to. be again
taken up as yagrant.
An effort will be made TO have the present.
Legislature pass bill providing for two
Superior Judges for Alameda County.
are F. B. Ogden, II. A. Luttrell, E. c. Rob-
inson, S. G. Nye. A. NJ. RosboroHgh,: 6. W..
Langan. j. ii, Smith. Z. NJ. Gibson and b.
McEadden. 80
A change in the time schedule of the Oak
land, San Leandro and Haywards electric
road goes Into effect to-day by which trains
will leave on the hour and half hour. Night
cars will hereafter be run only to connect
with the localtrain.
The morning call., 1893-01-02
= - -: :. -; =. . = -
!! A Very Clever Woman.

:: "A letter from Kansas City aesrribing GER
tain Qualifications: tbatmake Colonel Mary
: Ellen Lease. no. mean politician says s: She
gave exclusive interviews to tie represents
: tfves Of several Of the big daily newspapers
lin. Kansas:C lty:aHd Topeka and told: them
THAT the matter she gave them WAS u ot ITO be
printed uHt1l The next day: as she wished tp
see the fellow ON the :other papers first and
give. them the same item. or course tile
*begs werecaught by a new: trick, and each
one: Thought he W Guild Just work 10 a: little
SCOOP: and: print. the matter before the
other elbows had a chance: to see her.. The
result was the next morning every. one Of
the papers published the. s.scoop,v and all of
tlfem had exactly what Mrs. .Lease waited
fn d q va: nnhlis led -: :. -. n: >;
The morning call., 1893-01-02
a: Laimierfable Failure.

.Nt6.-t0Ik ttceHiL. =.
McLester {sadly)-The. new fgure.:l In
ven ted for the germ an :failed last u ight. ::
Friend-What wasil2. -. ;:
McEester--I arranged set.of beautifully
decorated 'fower-ppts In one. end Of: the
room, each with the:name OF "a :gentleman,
and:then the ladies were to get partners BY
throwing a golden. heaft into the fewer.
pots. =. ::
Frend-Why didn't it work ::
McEester-They smashed all the Windows
and didn't hit fower-pot.
The morning call., 1893-01-02

Indianapolis will make an effort to have
Amos Fl. Hosmer and e. w. Rouse of Balti-
more taken to the West and jointly tried
with five other Iron Hall officers on the
charge Of embezzIing S175.0 600 belonging to
the order. Mr.. Hnsmer, who is now sG-
preme secretary of F. T. Snmerby's re-
organized Iron Hall, said: ave will apply
for writ of labeas corpus and then fight
the attempt to have us taken to Indian.
apols. We base our objections to leaving
Maryland on the ground that the Grand
Jury of indianapolis has no authority to
sindict a man for an offense alleged to have
been committed in the State of Pennsyl-
vania 70
The morning call., 1893-01-02
Miscellaneous.

Again we must cali attention toa few
points for the guidance of our correspon-
dents for this department: 1. TO. insure
admission the matter must be sent toreach
this office by: Friday. 2. Space does not
permit the publication of the nam es of Of
ficers elected and Installed except in the
case Of Institutions of new sHoofdnates..
3. Mere notices of lodge meetings., with
localities and dates, properly belong to the
advertising columns. A. Personal criticisms
are mot allowable. Simply address SRA
TERNAL. SOCIETY EDITOR, MORNING:
CALI - =. :.
The morning call., 1893-01-02
Ancient Order of Foresters,

rs. The ligh Chief ranger, ii. Beaver, VIII
make the following official visits during the
mnnthof Jan pary;. i: III. ): :... J: J.
/. s Monday. THE I'd, Mazzihi:: Tuesday. 3D..
Piedmont, Oaklapd:; Wednesday,: 4th. Adj
ygepte, Oakland; Thursday 9TH, Garden
City. Jan. Jose Monday. gth, Star OF Red
wood, Redwood City. Tuesday, 10th, Lin
coin. Petalunia: Wednesday. flth. Unf-
Eefsity, RaFk eley; Thursday, l2th, Estrella.
San Rafaels' Monday, 10th Washington;
Friday. 29fE1, Pride Of Petrere :. Monday
sd, Athens, Oakland !; Friday. 27rb, /
ca ira z..t .,..l ~ - i. = = -:
4: Court Korbel:N No. s0s2 Will be iastftnfedin
k0tbe,,: Humboldt County, by the: high
Court eepllty, A.. j 0rfahl, on January Ia, KY,
+. Court California;; South san Francisco,
will give a pu bite Installation on the lib,
followed by a:hall.;4 i. -.:.
IF. Court sEWin Peaks, assisted hy*thn, choir
OF the ST. ;EEnatius Chnrct1. will give grand
entertainments and bali ut SCOTTISH .Ha tlgen
Jatiuart 20, for the benefit *of ID. M: Jones.
- st the list meeting of Cont Hercules
The :ms1ibe Of The Fourth: i. c. paid :ihe
cDurt AN official Visit on which occasion
Past High Chief: Ranger =. IT,. NtNllty WIS
presented with: "a beautiful r. he RS
Teealia.: .,;::f -: s =: i: j.
Mysiic Circle No 1s6, Berkeley, will give
81 gu bic Installation on: -Janliary III, fol-
lowed by "a dance. :: i: .:s:
|: (. Minerva Circle; No. 20 wifi give recep.
:tinn to, ihelr friends; ON; January 6. -: =
':.; ;lnstfee Circle: will celebrate its: second
anniversary by a. bal on u an uaTy* 26. y :.
The morning call., 1893-01-02
Iron fall.

The Baltimore officials Of tie Iron. Hail.
for whom warrants were:issued at Indian
apolis, will vigorously fight any attempt to
get them ou.of that State. Governor Chase
Of Indiana will: issue acquisitions on Gov
srnor Brown and the States attorney Of