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The morning call., 1894-04-16
A. O. u. w.

Supreme Recorder Sacketts report for March
! shows continued increase and prosperity
Number OF members 32S.3S4; gain for the
montn, 17o1; paid to heirs In February,
S713,312, OF which $4,000 were paid TO
thiriy-fiYe families in California
George w. Reed. P. q. NJ. W.. Of Kansas,
with his family. is visiting tnis y.
j. B.-A member who is suspended for six
months dues or assessments, II over 40 years
OF age, cannot be rtinslaIed. The limit used
to be so, but is now 40 years. Suspension for
one or two months assessment dos not sus-
pend from the order, and he can be rens lated
at any time under three months by simply pay
ing up, provided thu lodge votes fayorably.
After three months a medical examination is
required, and after six months. II over 40 years
OF age he cannot be reinstated at all.
Grand Master Workman Ward, Grand Fore
man Tooby and Grand Overseer Winter me-
last Thursday and dStficted The State for
aggressive work. The cofpo ate directors had
q session the same date and attended TO several
matters pertaining o their p0siilen.
The board of arbtra ion provided for BY the
recent Grand Lodge will be appointed after the
approval OF the law by the supreme BODY.
The grand master workman, with Edwin
Danfortb. p @. NJ. W., vent TO Elk Grove last
week and Instituted new lodge.
The Grand Lodge OF New YORK, like the
Grand LoAsr of this jurisdiction. quested its
Iepresenfalives TO favor the Issuance of
$1,000 certificate. The general tone Of the
national order is in favor OF this proposition,
and there is but little doubt that the Supreme
Lodge will at its session here in June adopt 1t.
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HE TOOK POISON.
StryCllnine and a Knife
End a Life.
Clever Amateur Performance at Ala
meda-Chosen Friends Hear an
Eloquent Address.

OAKLAND.-Antone r. Cardoza. native of
Portugal. 26 years of age and unmarried, COM
miLted suicide al Haywatds at 8 O'Clock yes r
day morning by swallowing a quantity OF
sGryehnine and stabbing himself several times
with knife 1t i, thought hat he insane.
He had bank account showing 1886 Ga TO his
credit IN a San Francisco loan society. he had
been employed as a hostlei by John Nj. Boden.
Clever Amateurs.
The presentation OF Steele Mackay's "HazeI
KiIke" 10y III tie group of amateurs al Llnder-
mans Opera-house In Alameda on Saturday
night was a most ereditable performance.
The building was crowded wi b society peo-
pie who apnlauded the work Of the young art
lists enthusiastically.
The Iitle-rOe was tae en- by Miss Hattie l. de
Lyons, whose previous ventures into the do
main OF the thespians have met with signal
success.
John L. Stevens as Dunstan Kirke shared
with Miss de Lyons the honOrs of the evening.
They Meet To-Nisht.
The executive committee of the Alameda
County Christian Endeayor Union will hold its
annual meeting IN the Young Mems Christian
AsSOci tion Hail at 1880 O'clock tonight.
large attendance is pee ed, as the presidents
anu secreteiie les OF all committees appointed by
the executive committee rank as members OF
the committee and have voice IN It's delbera-
tions. Important business Will be transacted.
The Councillor Spoke.
Saturday night Medical College Hall. on Clay
and Tenth sire Is, was well filled with an
dence gathered o hear an address by Supreme
Councillor FL. ii. Morse of the Otder of Chosen
Friends. The object of the meeting was to
bring the features of the order before the
PEOPLE of Alameda County. Mr.. Mois is an
excellent speaker and a distinguished member
of tne/New York bar.
Empties the Jails.
The best result so far observed from the in
dustrial crusade is the clearing of tie moral at
mosphere of The pestllence of druuks and
yagrants that generally prevails. At the present
time but sixty prisoners are in the County jail,
ana this Is the very smallest number that has
been accommodated since the present iailer
has been in of1lee.
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Miscellaneous,

Syracuse Lodge, Knights OF Pythias. will
begin in June its former practice OF paying sick
benefits. Sequoia Lodge of the same order is
making a great feature OF its "adies' night" on
the last Wednesday of each month.
l.. H.-Dlrus Wilson of Boston. Mass, was
the founder OF the American Legion of Honor,
which he organized in said city December IS,
1873 and was its supreme commander for
TIN ee terms and medical examiner.ln- chief for
nine years afterward.
Tn Good Templars report interest and new
members.
The tribes OF the Improved Order of Red Men
OF San Francisco ana San Jose Will visit Meta
mora Tribe OF Redwood City this evening
Forty nam have been secured for new tribe
in Oakland.
Grand Vice Dictator Archibald of the K of
A. will visit Yerba Buena Lodge this evening
Far West Lodge on the 18Th and Occidental
Lodge on the 26ih. The new officers are ear.
nest and energetic.
The Young Mems Institute is working hard
to make their June parade success. Indi-
catiOus are excellent.
The American Foreslers anticipate large
attendance at their session In Fresno on
May /.
he union meeting held by Deputy Mos.
bacher In akland last week resulted in a very
large assembling OF the B'nai Birth.
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Aucieut Order of Foresters.

Tomorrow night there will be an entertain
ment at Metropolitan Temple and ball at Sec
ond Armory Hall. Both are complimentary.
Officials request US 10 state that the order did
not reconsider It's action. although statements
to that effect have appeared in print, but that
while many members will 20 TO the fair the or
der officially does not take part.
Ukiah will nave an excursion OF the members
there 10 the fair tomorrow.
Court Todas Santos OF Concord is arranging
for ball.
Union Circle Of Arcata will celebrate its first
anniversary next month by masquerade ball.
The court will also participate.
Courl Oak G. owe and Oak Grove Circle give a
joint reception June 2.
There ar 106 courts in the jurisdiction, with
several charters preparing.
Washington Circle initiated the nucleus OF a
new circle last Tuesday night.
Two elegant banners have been ordered. one
for the S. H. C.. and the other for the Grand
Lodge OF the Companions.
S. McMullin, IL. C. R.. officially visited the
SacIamen o courts last Monday evening.
Permanent Secretary John Falconer has re-
turned from his extended tour of the subordi-
mates In he Interior.
Mrs. K. NJ. Flynn, S. G. c., viii call upon
Twin Peaks Circle at its next session.
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ROBBED A SALOON.
Officer Beams Capture of an Old
Offender,

Officer Bean. while on duty on Howard street
early yesterday morning. had occasion to arrest
man named Michael DAILY for disturbing the
peace. " ben searched at the jail pisto was
found on his person and he was charged with
carrying concealed weapon. A large quantity
OF cigars and several bottles OF whisky COM
pleted Daly's outfit and this aroused he sus-
picOD OF Officer Bean, VINO started 10 make an
investigation. He soon found that the llquor-
store of George M. Ahrens, at the corner OF
Fremont and Howard streets. had been en- ereo
and burelaIlZed. Ahrens was notineu OF
ID ly's arrest and examined the property taken
from the prisoner. He Identified the pistol as
belonging 10 him and having been taken
from his store that morning On this showing
an addiIinnal charge of burglary was entered
against ID y.
It was also discovered that Days r. al name
was Jams, not Michael, and that be had out
recently been released from the pententiary,
where he was serving sentence of three years
for The same otfense now lodged against hlm
He was captured shortly after having burglar
lied house IN the Western Addition.
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u. A. o. ID.

Mic asio Grove No AZ owns its own hall and
has good treasury. 1t recently enjoyed an
official visit from +. Cavagnaro. N. q. A., and
j. II. Knarston, q. s.
The MldwInter FAIR committee OF this order
has adjourned sine die.
District No. 5. comprises Norma, Laurel and
TempIar groves AT It's reunion and banquet
the grand officers were present TO add to The
excellent bill OF fare presented.
Siegel and Schiller grow s will receive the
noble grand arch tonight. On the 21st Dux-
bury Grove will be officially visited.
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BERKELEY.

The Board OF Trustees have established the
following as polling places for the municipal
election of May IA: Precinct No. 1-Honer
block, west side Of Shatuck avenue. south of
Vine street; Precinct No. 2-Tel graph avenue,
$50 feet south of he university; Precinct No.
3-Shattuck block, south of Center stree; Pre-
cinct No. 4-BeacOn engine house. on the east
side of Fifth street; Precinct No. 5-Posen en-
gIne house; PrecInei No. 6-O'NeiPs real es-
tate Office, Ashley avenue, near Adeline street !;
Precinct No. Z 81. D. Irwin's real estate office,
on Adeline street, near AlcatraZ. The boards
Of election will be composed of representatives
Of each OF the parties putting up municipal
tickets.
The Senior Opera Class.
SulIivan's Trial by Jury" will be given at
Shattuck Hall Wednesday evening by m. mbers
OF the senior class. he opera is given for he
benefit OF 94s Blue ana Gold debt OF $500.
which still hangs over the last days OF the
class existence. The cast is as follows: Judge,
Miles B. Fisher; defendant, Frank Coffin I;
counsel for plaintiff, Ing B. Rextord; usher.
Carl Howard; plaintiff Miss Anna Sheppard /;
associated judges, Messrs. Todd and Wilder !;
bridesmaids, Misses Sheppard, SiebDlns,
Morse, Bruce, Walker, Moor, Sleel, Bugg gs,
WelleDd0rf, Lloyd; spectators, Misses Ballard,
Borchers. Morse, Moore. Bangs, Noble. The
Freshman Glee Club will serve as jury.
Student Collectors.
Messrs. Holmes, Koch, Horn and Bancroft
cino counties this summer collecting marine
and land fauna and fora for the UNIVERSITY
especially for the biological DEPARTMENT. The
regents have appropriated $500 for their ex-
penses.
Notes.
Fifty new rifles have been received bv the
armOry from Springfield, Mass, and cartridge
boxes and belts from Benicia. Tn se viii be
gwen to Company d, Captain Denicke the
company which won the colors in the COM
petiye drill at the fair last Wednesday.
7. G. Taylor. '94, has been given permission
to leave before comm ncement day He has
received an appointment on the Coast Grocetic
Survey. which leaves for Alaska on AptjI 20
10 determine the boundary between British
Columbia and Alaska.
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Order of Chosen Friends.

This order has been enjoying an unusually
pleasant week with its Grand Council session
and legislation. day at the Midwinter Fair
and also the presence OF Supreme Councillor
Morse of New York, who has been the recipient
Of number OF pleasant fraternal Iecepiions al
the hands of the membership here an1 in ad-
Iacent cities. ..,.
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IOnieial assessment notices or any 1 gi innate
traIernal society VIII be published free OF cost
in above Iab Send hem, with any other mat
tiers of Importance, by Friday, add essed Fra
Ierna Society Editor MORNING CALL, San
Francisco.l
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much pleased with the status of the order on
the Pacific Coast ana the ability OF its officials
here. also with the unstined courtesies which
he has received.
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Deserving of Praise.

The MidwInter Fair number of the Amador
Record, issued last Saturday, is most credit
able produc ion 1t is filled with splendid illus-
trations depicting the resources of the country
aud the descriptive matter is interesting and
accurate.
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In accordance with orders from Headquarters.
Company of the n. q. G. will report at the
aimoIy this evening a. :45. pfepar to go TO
Oakland and participate In battalion drill,
under the command of Colonel d. B. Fairbanks
The monthly shoot OF the company took place
at the High-street range yesterday aG A. NJ
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An elevator up Mount Calvary is in con
structlon for the benefit of lourists.
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ALAMEDA.

Arrangements have been made for the in
staIation OF Rev. +. S. Brush as pastor of the
Presbyterian Church this evening. Rev F. II.
Robinson of Centerviile will preside. Rev J.W.
Dinsmore, DID,, of San Jose VIII preach he
in 81 alation sermon. Rev. f. S. Chapman. ID d.
of Oakland will give the charg- 10 the pastor,
and Rev. S. S. Palmer OF the Brooklyn church
Will deliver the charge TO the people.
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ANTED-A NUMBER OF CHEAP OUTSIDE
city lots for cash: must be cheap. T.. =
DUNN, 046 Market st.. Chronicle building IL
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LARGE CROWDS ARE COMING.

Official Assessment Table.
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PROPERTY WANTED.

"a ANTED-LOT FOR CASH: MUST
cheap; no agents. Apply Lot, box 50. O
Branch. apl5 2t'
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( ORNER BAKERY AND VARIETY STORE;
living-rooms, garden, stabe cheap. 4I9
Guerrero st. apl3 It's
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"a ANTED-BY lST OF MAY, LARGE UN.
furnished room by 2 adults: rent not to
exceed 50 per month. Address NJ. A.. box l40.
Cali Branch apis ots
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.


re- ividend Notice-At Special
@>S meeting of the Board OF Directors OF the
Mayfiower Gravel Mining Company held this day.
q dividend (No. l3) of 10 cents per share was
declared, payable at the Office OF the company.
room a6 $50 Pine ST.. on and after Tuesday, April
II. Transfer books closed.
d. M KENT. Secretary.
san Francisco April II. 1894. apl3 I'd
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S,ALOON. WITH BUILDING. OK SEVENTH
l ave, near McAlsterst. turntable: S co. Ap-
ply 729 Seventh ave- apl4 3t*
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PERSONALS.


A LII WHO BRING OR SEND THIS NOTICE
prizes as follows:
Boys linen coats aces q = 9 closing In. 1sc
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O. 00 ATTEN TION: ONE-HALF INTEREST
V w. in one OF the best saloons on Market
ST references required. MATTHEW ARRIS,
U. s. Pension Agent, , Ellis st., S. F. apl4 3ts
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. ESrAURANT AND OYSTER-HOUSE IN
II liveliest interior town in the State Inquire
II ew Montgomery ST.. under Grand Hotel. W.
II. SCHROCK. anil IT'S
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A CTIYE PARTNER WANTED IN A GROW.
n ing very profitable enterprise; money to go
into business and secured to be retnrne II not
sati factory. address b., box 136, CAL Branch
ONCE apl5 3t*
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ROOMS WANTED.

ss ANTED-2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS; CEN
trally located. Call or address 1859 Mission
ST., room IL, anl6 3ts
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PARTNERS WANTED.

OI00 PARTNER WANTED. WOOD AND
.p w. coal business; principals only, Apply
this Office. apl4 3t*
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( ALooN FOR SALE: WELL PAYING: GOOD
646 Fourth ST. ap12 It's
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

IA ANTED-3 GERMAN SECUND GIRLS, 800:
w German or Scandinavian cook, no wash. S u;
strong invaiids nurse, $50; cooks. German
z tiers st
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t LELAND HUTEL, COR. HARRISON AND
- Fremont sts., to rent or lease: partly furn-
ished; rent moderate good business corner .l5 3t~
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-02-08
Morgan Steamer Burned. .

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2.-The Nor
gan steamship Harlan has been de
stroyed by fire at Bluefelds, Nicara-
qua. News to that effect was received
this morning upon the arrival OF the
ship John Wilson. The Harlan cleared
from here on the 18th of Jan. with a
valuable general cargo. She had dis
charged part of her cargo and was
lying at anchor near the Wilson on the
2Sd, when flames suddenly issued
amidship. The vessel was soon mass
of fire in spite of heroic efforts Of the
crew to subdue the flames, and the
crew were compelled to jump
overheard to save themselves. The
Wilson put out her life boats and the
struggling seamen were picked up.
The crew lost all their effects and the
passengers considerable money that
was locked up in the safe of the vessel.
After the fire the Harlem was towed
ashore to save her hull from sinking.
The Harlem was built at Wilmington
in 1866 and was side-w wheeler. Her
tonnage was 1853. The officers of the
company are not able to state what
the loss was. The Harlem was in com
mand of Captain Otis.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-02-08
ROW AMONG SOLDIERS.
White and Indian Soldiers at Fort Omaha
Settle Old Scores.

OMAHA, Feb. 2.-There was lively
fight last night at Fort Omaha between
white and Indian soldiers, and as a.
result half dozen redskins are now
in the hospital. Bad blood has ex-
listed for some time between the white
and red troopers and last evening a
number of white soldiers ttacke d
several Indians aud CAV them good
whipping. The Indians went to their
quarters and aroused their comrades.
Nearly every red soldier in the
barracks grabbed the first thing at
hand and sailed forth. They rushed
in the rear door of Kelchmark's saloon
just outside the post and waved their
clubs, pokers and broomsticks. For
tunately only few persons were i'm
the place and they beat a hasty re-
treat. Only one white soldier SO far
as known was hurt in the melee. The.
guards were called out and the In
dams driven back to their quarters.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-02-08
Sovereign's Speech.

CHICAGO, Feb. a. Grand Master
Workman James 8. Sovereign of the.
Knights OF Labor declared last night
that 1.-The black flag of anarchy is float
ing over the United States treasury
department at Washington, and that
when the November election would
come the working people Of this coun-
try would rise in their might and by
means of the ballot change the condi-
ton of affairs. The declaration was
made in the course of an address which
Sovereign delivered before large au-.
dience of workingmen. Sovereign Bit
terly attacked the bond issue and said
that if it cannot be Defeated by an in
junction some other way would be.
found.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-02-08
DEPARTMENT DOINGs.
Items Of General InIeresr Cleaned in the
Departments Yesterday.
SECRETARY OF STATE.

SECRETARY OF STATE.
The following charters were filed
with the secretary of state yesterday:
The Corsicana Commercial club, a
social organization Of Corsicana, Tex.
The club has no capital stock, but it
retains the right to own property esti-
mated at $4,000. Directors for the
first year: s. A. Pace, Jas. GRITTY,
Stephen Smith, j. E. Whiteselle, F.
N. Drane, G. w. Jester, Eli Fox,
Ralph Beaton, Jas. L. Antry, all of
Corsicana.
The San Antonio Brewing associa-
ton yesterday filed an amendment to
it's charter increasing the capital stock
$3.50, 900, making the aggregate capital
now 1926, 900.
The Temple Building and Invest.
ment company filed an amend to its
charter yesterday 90 as to make
section 8 of the charter read as fol-
lows: "This charter may be amended
at any time by vote of two-thirds Of
the stockholders. At all elections in
said corporation one unincum bered
share to represent one VOTE"
The Society for the Help of Home
less Women, with it's principle office
at Galveston. Directors for the first
gear Mesdames r. H. Hayes, B. M.
Temple, l.. M. Joseph, j. G. s. Spen-
Ger, N. B. Girardean, w. II. Pollard,
G. G. Sullivan, Geo. Wilson and j..
Hanna. No capital stock, though &C
quired property to the amount of $3.50
is mentioned.
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE.
Revenue deposits yesterday amour
ted to $4,000.
MIR. Jno, j. Peasants has been pro-
NOTED to the position of corresponding
secretary, the desk recently occupied
by Mr.. J. E. Kaufman.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-02-08
AMATEUR :CRAOKSMEN.
Clumsy Attempt to Rob the City Bank at
Whitesboro.
Special to The Statesman.

Special to The Statesman.
WHITEsBoRo, Tex, Feb. 2.-An un-
cessful attempt to blow open and rob
the city bank was made here last
night with nitroglycerine. On opening
the bank this morning the counting
room was found covered with papers.
books, shelving aud brick dust. An,
examination showed that the money
vault was all right, which contained
about $4,000. The-outer door of the !,
vault had been blown open, jarrineg
the wall and cracking the brick from
top to bottom, making great cracks in
the masonry. Two sledge hammers, a
chisel and ball of putty were found
among the debris. The office clock
was broken up and shows that the
hands stopped at AGO a. IN. The
cracksmen were evidently amateurs.
as very crude material was used. Sew
eral arrests have been made, but no
positive clue yet. The explosion was
heard by a number of residents living
several blocks away.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-02-08
New York Congressional Elections.

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Complete I'M
official figures of yesterdays election
in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth con-
gressional districts to fill vacancies
show the election of Lemuel E. Quigg
(Rep.) in the Fourteenth, Republi-
can gain of $500 votes, and lsadore
Strauss dem. in the Fifteenth, Re-
publican gain of 1900 votes. There
were many Democrats who did not go
to the polls. In the Republican cleo
ton districts rs per cent of the reg
istered vote was cast, but in Demo-
cratic districts the percentage was
only from 60 to So.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-02-08

so prefer, the said A. L. Matlock as
chairman will join him in call for one
Democratic convention at such time
and place as may be agreed upon and
will cooperate with him in giving
proper directions to county and pre-
cinct chairmen in order to secure
unity of action, and that the Hon.
Waller s. Baker is respectfully re-
uuested to respond to the proposition
above submitted at the earliest prac-
ticable day, if possible not later than
the 10th day of March 1894.