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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-24

WONDER if the mayor would like to
have his course in the terminal facili-
ties negotiations known to all the voters
IN the city?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-24

COLONEL o'REILLy seems TO be a big
fer man than his ancient antagonist, Mr..
Hugh J, Carroll. The colonel has been
nsntioned for the collectorship.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-24

MAYOR POTTER has not yet explained
Why he absented himself from the
meetings of the committee ON terminal
facilities.
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Easily Rcmedicd.

Smoker-You sell cigars, and yet you are
opposed 10 smoking in your store Why9
Druggist-The smoke is offensive TO many
Of my customers.
Smoker-Of course. But that's easily
remedied. Sell better cigars. York
Weekly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-24
CITY ADYERTIsEMENTs.
THE CITY OF PRovIDENCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.

The owners of estates assessed for the construc-
ion OF sewers In the streets hereinafter named are
hereby notified that the assessments for said con-
lodged once " tho CITY
n Douglas street IRON Gano street TO Butler
hyadred feet south OF Atwolls avenue TO Amherst
o,s..vy In wyhipPis street, from Douglas avenue to
In oano street from Ptman street 70 wicken-
den streets In East George street. from Ives street
70 9ano street. ana In Amy street. from Ives street
In Dean street from G,ssspente, stree, e West
n%oitheryi nor and In Cedar street from Tet street TO
u In Congress- avenue from Elmwood avenue 10
10 Pavilion avenue from Prairie avenue TO Ocean
In Parade street from Cranston street to Susan
,reot ana IN susan street Nom Cranston street 70
In Oak street from Messer street 70 Norfolk street
n In Mathewson street from Washington street 10
In Rsdwing street from Bucklin street to It's
In Angel street from Grand avenue TO Butler
avenue and In Butler avenue from blackstone park
made Ss g ,ss as sy wsos e s
Pss g sS sspu ss psr from the date Of
time within one year from the time the assess
ment Is lodged with the city treas urer without n-
The second installment OF ono third may bs paid
with the City Treasurer by paying In ad iitlon
thereto the interest on the whole amount due on
annum, from the first day OF the second year after
said lodgement 70 he time of payment
The last or third instament OF the assessment
may be paid within three years after said lodge-
ment by paying IN addition thereto the iutei est
thereon at the ratio OF six (6 per cent. per annuin
from tho date OF tho last payment
III the first instalment n not paid at tho end of
one wear from the day OF the Judgement OF the as
sessinent with the City Treasurer the whole assess.
from, at the rate OF cent. and
expenses Of collection.
d. l. b. GRANGER. City Treasurer.
aug Is. limo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-24

REGARDING the new Union passenger
station, it seems to be case of hope
deferred maketh the terminal facilities
committee sick.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-24
Her Teeth.

This actually happened 20 a young lady
from AttleborO. who was recently treated M
the Rhode Island Hospital for swallowing
teeth mounted on the old fashioned small
plate. II II impossible To swallow teeth In
,srac,ic.d bx ,y TiiIin,bast ~, 900 cs,n,ia,'
ster Street, and they never become loose.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-24

IT would appear that ex-Banker
Dwiggins has pronounced attack Of in
pocuous desuetude.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-24

MAYOR PoEp Of woonsocltet still has
- 6ubernatorial bee in his bonnet. II
= pretty aged insect now, and is en-
lo1od TO . vacation for an indefinite
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-24
GEORGE II. UTTER,
Secretary of State.

The New York anarchists should be
treated to large dose of soap and
water.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-24

EMMA GOLDMAN appears to be the
Madame Defarge of the New York COM
munists,
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF PER sONAL
PROPERTY.

Will be sold by Public Auction on SATURDAY.
the I'd day of September. A. d. 1893, nj iu O'Clock
q: m, IN the building rear of No. 1876 on South
Island, by virtue OF the power of sale contained I'm
"A mortgage dceI ot norsonal property made nj
executed by Fred r.. Boss datsd AuL D, a. ID. 1872.
and recorded IN the Office OF the kc cordsr
OF deeds IN said City OF Providence I'm Personal
Property Mortgage Book, No. bS. at pare ca the
conditions OF said MOI tg tgc having bee "a broken
All the right title ani interest which the said
Fred h. Boss had at the tino said mortgage was cx
ecu cd IN aud 10 one engine one boiler, one large
power press with ell the dies pungers and other
tools a ap iaratus used with said press In pre- -
Ing leather washers. four leather washer cutting
machines with their shaftngs bolts aud
knives one engine lathe, three polishing
lathes one strip ing machine. one leather plan ng
together with all the steel arbors tsos
benches. counters. shelves, shaftlngs, pull VS.
hangers. belts ami other apparatus and applianc,s
for manufacturing leather washers. aud al the
leather and lea her washors. wood paper boxes
whip sockets. rubDer goods, springs for carr ages
window stops and window last ners
and every other article and thing
whatsoever which l. described In and conveyed by
said mortgage inc luding the good will OF the bisl.
ness OF the Champion Washer company and
excepting such things mentioned ia aid
mortgage as have been disposed ot
mortgage was given. by order OF the assgnce OF
tho mortgngeo who hereby gives notice Of mis- ln.
AT any Adjournment or continuanre thereof
Prov idencc. r. L. Aug. 20, 1898
auge3-s2.10t
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Proclamation
BY HIS ExCELLENCy d. RUSSELL
BROWN, GOVERNOR.


TX7HEREAS the General Assembly Of this
~ state At its January session. A. ID. 1893.
biwed Chapter l2ls OF the Public Laws. es-
Sabaishing
LABOR DAY,
and designating the first Monday of Septem-
bar IN each year to be observed as holiday
for that purpose, now, therefore. ], ID. RUS
SELL BROWN. Governor of the State of
Rhode Island and Providence Plan ntations,
having In miAd the intention of our iegisla-
tors In passing said act, do hereby recommend
And request that on
MONDAY. SEPT. 9th, 1893,
the factories, Offices and stores OF this State
be closed. and that so far as practicable op-
portunity be given all who labor TO celebrate
the day In manner beltting the purpose to
which II waS dedicatrd. The interests of
labor are the interestsof all. therefore it will be
meet for every citizen TO contribute towards
0rmly establishing the day ia our community
- happy, peaceful holiday.
f--A-> In testimony whereof, have
LIS. hcreunto set my hand and
tl caused the seal of this
State to be afii xed at Prov
idence, the twenty y-first
day of August, In the year
OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred ana ninety
three, and Of Indepon-
dence the one hundred
and eighteenth.
ID. RUSSELL BROWN.
BY the Governor;
GEORGE II. UTTER,
Secretary of State.
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brATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
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Tx7HEREAs the General Assembly OF this
~ STATE at its January session. A. ID. 1893.
biaoed Chapter l2ls OF the Public Laws, es-
3AhQishing
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I. O. O. F.

Prince Abdul Rshmsn, the Worlds Fair
Commissioner for lahore, Malay Peninsula,
now In Chicago, is an Odd Fellow and belongs
to Goethe Lodge No. 1, at Frankfort-cn-the-
Main. Germany.
Columbia Rebekah Lodge will be Instituted
in Los Angeles on Tuesday, August 1.
Aqua Pura Rebekab Lodge was instituted
at Irvington, Alameda County. last Wednesday
evening by Deputy Mrs. Ellen Maddox. who
was assisted by Miss Dolie Leland. Grand
Secretary Lyon attended from this city and
there were number OF visitors from Oakland
and Alvarade.
Parker Lodge will entertain Its friends on
Tuesday evening.
The subordinates and encampments are
about through with installations.
Deputy Emil Niemeier made very interesting
occasions of the installations OF COncordia,
Hermann, Germania. Harmony and Vorwaerts
lodges. All of these subordinates work in the
German language.
Grand Patriarch Savage and Grand High
Petest Downs have been making a round OF
visits upon the encampments and receiving
cordial welcome from the patriarchs.
Alameda Rebekah Lodge enjoyed BANQUET,
toasts. speeches, etc., al the conclusion Of its
installation on the 18th.
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A London Landmark.

Another landmark of old London is about to
suffer destruction. This Is the house In Stapl e
inn in which DR. johnson wrote "Rassslas.'
and In which some Of bis earlier years In Lon
don were passed. The house is situated on the
south side OF the Garden court, and, from an
Inscription ON the face Of the building it ap-
pears to have been built In 1899. Tnr archi.
lecture of this period is not remarkable for
grace ana the building Is as ugly as most OF the
contemporary structures. Nevertheless, the
magic personality Of the sturdy old doctor has
invested 1t with a certain degree Of interest,
and, although the site is 10 be used for the ex-
tension OF the patent Office the idea of tho de-
struction OF the old house gives pang Of sen.
timental regret.
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Tell That to the "MarineS."
Nav York SIM

heard an unlikely story from a companion. ex
claimed: 'Oh, Tell that to the marines" A
sergeant OF marines scowled. He turned TO a
reporter. who was standing near. and said: "It
seems very funny to some people to slur the
marines. They call us turkeys and talk OF the
horse marines and tell the liars 10 como and
rines are Just a. useful as the sailors and have
as much to do. Pve been In the service eight
years and tell you the standing Of the marine
corps Is every bit as good as tho army. The
men know as much and behave as we'll as any
enlisted men In the Government service, and.
between you and Inc, they don't drink as much
as the Officers. They don't get pay enough
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Shiers building and meeting on Tuesday
evenings; Mrs. L. A. Balch. d. D. g. R.. In.
stalled the new officers In aE able manner last
Wednesday evening. Next Wednesday night
ehe will install the officers of Empire Lodge.
evening to assist District Deputy Mrs. M. A.
Moves In the installation of officers.
The open meeting and public Installation OF
Excelsior Lodge was largely attended and a
most pleasant affair.
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NOTICE OF OCCIDENTAL
principal place OF business, San Francisco. Cali.
Jornla Location OF works. Silver Star Mining
Distrlet storey County. Nevada.
Notico ls hereby given that at meetlng OF tno
nos5d OF Directors held on tie 2aa dayzoI Suns
share was levied upan the capital staek OF sns COZ
pcration payable Immediately IN united States
gold coin to the secretary at the oMce OF tne com
pany room 80. Nevada block. Jus montgomery
q. San Francisco, California ...,,
Any stock upon which this assessment saAlI re.
main unpaid on tho 26th day OF July. 1898. VIII
be DELINQUENT and advertised for saio ~ puoito
auction, and unless paymsns Yer aav os .nan.t
1893 to pay the Delinquent assessment. tsgethef
with the costs OF edycrtsing ana expenses OF sale.
BY order of the Board OF Directors
once-Room az. Nevada block, 500 Montrsm.
DRY st. San Francisco. california. je23t ia
4 SsEsMRNT NOTICE = HALE q NoRCROSS
BAL piaes Of business. san Francisco California.
location Of works, Virginia mining district, storey
Notisc. Il hereby given that u meeting Of IN.
beard Of trustees. held on the 22st dav Of June
1893 An assessrnsnt (So 104) OF fifty cent?
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation payable ssersnary IN United states
eomnanv yoom &c. Nevada block. 3O0 Mort.a,-
cry St. San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall "a.
isss viii be delinquent. ana advsrtisea ycv
1t public auction; and unless payment is made BE-.
fore. will be sold on FRIDAY the Iath dsr ~ ~
August, 1895 TO pay tho delinquent assessmsnt 4.
Of sale. BY order Of the board Of trustees
A: b, THOMPSON. Secretarv.
ear 81 SAa Franeiado. CAL isaa ~
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Improved Order of Red Men.

G. W. LOWE. G. S., and the great chief Of
records visited Fresno last Tuesday, accom-
panied by c. NJ. Small, P. s., of Stockton. They
were kindly received by the braves and escorted
around the city. In the evening they had an
adoption.
Nos. 10, 81 and 70 adopted last sleep.
The great chiefs visited Pawnee No. 81 last
Thursday. After long talks. corn and yenison
were 10 order. They will visit Pohonachee No.
10 on MONDAY and Council No. 2 of Sacra mento
on Tuesday.
The Great Sun session of the Great Council
of California will meet at 800 Post street on
the first sum- stu. geon moon, G. S. D., 4O2;
common era, August l, 1898.
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Knights of Honor.

Deputy w. G. Thomas installed the officers
of Far West on the 18Th and those of Charter
Oak ON the 21st Many visitors attended the
ceremonies.
Tahoe Lodge had a pleasant call recently
from Z. b. Nj. Curry, g. r. and p. Prior, P. D.
Deputy William Sollman. assisted by Deputy
Westphal and l. Meyer. P. D., Installed wv
Lodge. handsome watchcbarm was pre.
sented to Deputy Wesfphai by Grand Reporter
Curry on behalf Of the lodge.
Polar Star had visit from Ivy on fnstalla.
ton night. Grand Dictator Decker, Grand
Trustee Lamont and the grand reporter were
also among the visitors.
The brethren enjoyed visit from Grand Al.
sfstapt Dictator Archibald and the grand re-.
porter last week.
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Companions of the Forest.

The grand officers visited Mizpah Circle last
Wednesday night and the board Of deputies In.
stalled the officers. The circle promises an
active term.
The grand officers will visit Germania Lodge,
July IT; Justice. August 3; Evening Star.
Estrella Circle OF San Rafael presented its re-
firing c. c.. Mrs. r. Scott. with handsome
silver service at its installation party on the
7th. This circle Is less than a year old. but has
100 members and several hundred dollars in
lis treasury.
The next session of the Grand Circle will be
held in San Rafael, commencing October 80.
The officers Of Mystic Circle in Berkeley were
installed by S. f. G. G. Mrs. K. NJ. Flynn last
Monday night. Mrs. Brown. the retiring G. g.,
was presented with handsome gold pin by the
circle.
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HAario NIP OrphanSGe.-NOtfco II
- ID hereby given tnat the Maria Kin Orphan
aee an orphan asylum for girls having its place
OF business and orphanage at $40 Harrison street.
ID the CITY and county OF San Francisco state of
SAnlornia. has now under its care at it, place of
business and crphanage the following orphans.
hali-orphans ana abandoned girls: Edith Mont
lori. age years: Gertrude A. Tonssnd, IL years;
Rosa Cafe1iaD, ID years; Florence Farrell. ID
years; Kftt1e Farrell IL ysars: Nora RIordan. 9
years: Katherine hiordan, 8 years: Ellen RIor.
dan. Years: Bessie Couchman, IL years: Mary A.
Sheen. years; Jennie Andersen. years. Jessis
Rouse. years; Emma Haak. 8 years. Jane Rea
II years: Jeanette Hedenger. IL years:K Arncs
Risbe years; Annie D. Coutn yearsA 9srah
Gee. years; Evelyn Cavalier. 10 years: Aeorai-
anna Houston. II years; Katherine Houston 7
years: Jesse v. Hoppe. 8 years: Helena NJ Hoppe.
= years: Belle Ewing. II years; Ruth Dunbar. s
years: Rhoda A. Webb. IS years: Edith Harding.
Syears; Lizzie Cavanaugh. Years; Elise Bariai.
IL years; Nellie Day. IL years; Viola NJ Bonds
years; Marguerite Nicolai. 10 years: EmeIfe
Nicolaf. years; Minnie H-rtman, l2 years.
Bertha Hartman. 8 years; Alvina Hartman. \
years: Ella j. stout years: Ernestine stewart
II years: Mabel Molloy. 8 years; Catherine Rowe
II years; Annie Rowe. years: Beatrice Rowe
8rears; Matilda Muller. years: Adoipa Muller
Syssrs: Alice B. armstrong. 8 years: Bertha
Theresa heres o'Ksefe years. Alice o'Keefe years:
Milired 4; Nelson; 10 years; Annie NJ. scoven:ch,
yss..Aa 3 Ray Atkins years. Edna stern,
II sesss: Marin siofda. years. iy2i iOt
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A. @. Ii. w

Grand Master Workman Booth has been
busy with installations In the south.
Grand Foreman Wards visits for August are:
Sonoma. 1st; Dutch Flat. 4th; Blue Canyon,
9th; No. 60. this city. 10th; Cloverdale, 18th;
Dunnigan, 18th; Tehama. 18th; Newcastle.
21st; Antioch. 25th; Narysvllle, 2Sth; Orc,
vile, Goth.
Special Deputy Woodmansee is working for
lodges at Redlands, Riverside and Long Beach,
Sam Booth, P. NJ. W.. expects to organize
lodge at Angels Camp.
Ivy Lodge No. Of Oakland gave fine lit
erary and musical programme on Its installa-
tion night.
Delegations from Eden and San Leandro
lodges. with their ladies, attended the installa.
ton OF Haywards Lodge by Deputy NJ Ii.
HacKett. AZ the banquet remarks were made
By Messrs. CROOKS, Smith and others
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Woodmen of the World.

This order was organized at Omaha, Nebr.,
In June. 1890. The following August the Pa
ciHc jurisdiction, consisting Of nine 81 and
Territories, was formed at Denver. Colo. Each
district jurisdiction takes care OF its own
$1,000. $1,000 and 5000 on tie graded assess IS
ment plan. The ordcr has progressed favor
ably aud has . membership Of some 900 at
present. A special feature Is the obligation to
erect 4 500 monument over the grave of de-
ceased member. During its history $50, 900
has been paid to heirs The lodges are termed
CamDS.
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Official Assessment Table.

tOfficial assessment notices OF any legitimate
iraternal society Will be published free of cost
in above table. send them. with any other mat
tiers Of Importance, by Friday. addressed Fra
ternal Society Editor MORNING CALL, San
Erancisco1
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Order of Chosen Friends.

Grand Councillor Hutton has returned from
an official visit to Nevada.
Grand Vice-Counciior Boebm Is visiting IN
Oregon.
Empire Council presented handsome testi-
monial TO Miss Annie kraZ. its retiring officer.
To,toni Council concluded its installation
night with collation..
Washington Council will install Wednesday
and Unity on Thursday.
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Young Mems Institute.

Council No. 3O2 of Sprague, WASH, has
adopted the title OF Columbus Council.
Vallejo Council No. 13 is arranging for an
anniversary entertainment.
Washington Council No. will hold social
meeting Oh the evening Of July 81.
Council No. 301. organized 10 April in New
Westminster, has now over seventy members
on IT'S roll and is steadily growing.
Vancouver Council No. 155 Of Vancouver, B.
c., had one or more Invitations at each meeting
held this year. As the council meets weekly
this is an excellent showing. handsome
badge is presented to the member presenting
the greatest number of applications during
each SIX months.
The books of the grand treasurer will close
on the 31st. preparatory TO compiling the an
nual report.
NJ. j. Hurley and P. j. Tamony have been
named as the representatives OF Phil Sheridan
Council No. "a, on the board of management
F. j. Kierce. grand director. visited the coun-
ell al Rio Vista on the 18th.
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Knights of Pythias.

FL. Shaffner, G. h. R. S., was present at the
dedication Of the new castle hall at San Jose
last Thursday evening.
1.-Two new lodges were instituted last week:
YorD: Lodge No. 1S9 al South Riverside on
the 18th, aud PERKS No. 100, at Perris, San
Diego County, on the Goth.
E. R.--Tbe Endowment Rank funds are In
nowise affected by the failure of the bankSin
which the SUPREME Lodge surplus funds were
bank and under different control. The Supreme
Lodge will neither be hindered. embarrassed
nor retarded Present officials report plenty to
go on with.
Supreme Chancellor Blackwell has desie-
mated the week commencing August as
Pythian week and Wednesday. August 8, as
Pythian day for the Worlds Fair demonstra-
ton of the order.
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Good Templars.

International Lodge had large attendance
last session and unanimously pledged Its
support in the crusade against the "side-en-
nance" evil Mrs. NJ. E. Richardson. who has
just returned from the Supreme Lodge, made
an interesting address, In ernational has a
chestnut social tonight, under the direction
Of Miss Dora Allen.
Mannheim (Swedish) Lodge initiated seven
candidates last session.
Evening Star Lodge had visit from Rich
ardson Lodge and an Initiation last session.
RICHARDSON Lodge Is making extensive ar.
for public reception on August Ii.
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A LrA SILVER MINING CoMPANY-LocA.
"A ton Of principal place OF business. San Fran.
cisco, CAL: location of work., 4 ola Hill Mining
District. storey County. New.
Board Of Dire ctors held the wenty Atth (25thl
day Of April, 1893, an assessment {No. lS) Of
fifteen cents (15cl per share was levied upon the
dlassly in United statos COLA coin 70 the ssers.
sary at the Office OF the company, room 33. y o
vsda block, NO. 800 Montgomery st., San Fran.
cisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessm emit shall rs.
main unpaid on Wednesday, the Thirty first (31st)
day of May. 1898. Will be delinquent and adver-
tised for sale at public auction: and unless pay
DAY. the twenty first (21st) day OF June. 1893. 70
pay the delinquent assessment together with
costs of advertising and expenses Of sale. By
order Of the Board Of Directors
L. OSBORN. Secretary
On1ce-Room 80. Nevada block. No. 500 Mont.
gomsry ST. San Francisco. Cal.
PosTPONEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that At . meeting Of the
Board OF Directors OF tho above-named company
held this day ut the once Of the mpany, 70 orr
81, Nevada block. 800 Montgomery street. In this
NIT No. 43 was postponed until WEDNESDAY.
&C 21st dag of June, 1893. and tic Geitndue16
sale until WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF July,
1898. L OSBORN. Secretary.
POSTPONEMENT.
At meeting OF tho Board of Directors OF the
above nance company held this day. the delio-
queney Of assessment No. 4S was further post.
Quent sale until FRIDAY, July 2s. 1898.
June 10. 1893. = L. OSBORN. Secretary
POSTPONEMENT.
At meeting of the Board OF Directors of the
above named company held this day, the deln-
quency of assessment No, 43 was further post
poned until FRIDAY. August 4, 1893, and the de-
linquent sale until FRIDAY; August rs. 1898.
July z 1898. L. OSBORN, Secretary.
iyS I'd
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Young Ladies' Institute.

The officers Of No. Is Of West Oakland were
installed last Wednesday night by Grand Presi.
dent Ella NJ. Comyns. Miss Mamie Dolan, the
retiring president, was presented with a watch.
The per capita tax of so cents for the first
half of the institute year has been levied
Several applications for charters have been
received from Eastern cities, but as yet the in
stitute Is not IN condition to organize at such
distance. An Eastern jurisdiction will be Or
ganized soon.
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'.ATERNAL INDEX
ntinued Activity and
Prosperity.
JBORDINATES INSTITUTED.
and

stations by Grand Officers-Many
Presentations to Officials.
Current News-Etc.