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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22

We have received q copy Of
Booth Lowrey's Humorous
Letters. written from Washing.
ton, Philadelphia and New York
last summer to the Ripley Sen
tinel. and published At the time
in that paper. The letters are
very amusing. By enclosing
ten centa to the Ripley Senti.
mel you can secure a copy.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-13
LAST YEARS WORK
State Floral SOCiety's
Report for %.
The Annual Meeting Resulted in the
Return of Many of the
Old Officers.

The annual meeting Of the State Floral So
ciety took place yesterday afternoon. In his
informal speech tile outgoing pre- sideDt, Ell
WicksOD, said:
with reference 10 our affairs In general we
can congratulate ourselves on our success dur
ing the past year. We have an unfortunate
debt left over from the last show, but leaving
that out OF the question our regular income has
been satisfactory, and We have a live and
active membership"
In consequence OF the iil-heallh and SubSe-
quent absence from home of the secretary his
report was not forthcoming. The treasurer's
report showed that The years receipts amounted
TO S15S6 40 and the disbursements to
S1471 09, leaving balance IN hand of S115 81.
This report was unanimously accepted, but
the treasurer, John t. Henderson, demanded
an examination on the grounds that there eX
listed certain bills of several years standing
which some of the members had unconsc0usly
confused with the expenditures for 1893.
general reluctance was shown 10 granting the
request for an examination and the treasurer
was assured that the report was satisfactory IN
every respect AS he stlll insisted, however,
the president appointed w. McGOwan and Mrs.
Sweat a committee OF two To examine the
treaSuTer's reDort.
letter from Professor Emory E. Smith. SUI
nerintendenI OF the department OF horticulture
Of the Mdwinter Fair, was read urging the
Stale Floral Society to appoint strong COM
miJJe- TO confer with that department for the
arrangement Oh HOWeG SuOHo UuIIDS tuO COu-
tiDuance OF the fair, above all of regular fort
nightly exhibitions of flowers. The president
appointed the following committee: Mrs. Bah
cock, Mrs. Cross, Mrs. H0dgkins, Mrs. Whistler
and w. MctiOWan.
The election for officers resulted in the re-
turn of Z. j. Wickson, president; Mrs. l.. o.
HOdgkins vice. president; Charles w. Akin.
secretary; John L.. Henderson, treasurer, and
Miss L. Bailey. accountant The president,
secretary and treasurer being eX-oficio men,
bers OF The board OF directors IL only remained
10 elect other directors. From among a
number of nominations Mrs. B. +. Rudolph and
Mrs. r. W. BTahm were elected.
The members then listened TO an interesting
paper on ferns by Mrs. l.. o. HOdgkins. fol-
lowed by W. McGowan's address, The Rose
Blossoms of 1898"
During the meeting over a hundred varieties
OF ferns from the Sandwich Islands were on
exhibition. These the society formally &C
copied as gift from Mrs. Mary S. Sperry.
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JOHNS FAILS TO APPEAR.
But DR.. Decker Is Made to Face the
Grand jury.

The whole OF yesterday afternoons session
of the Grand Jury was taken up in an invesIi-
cation OF The recent exposures made in cOnnec-
ton with the Board of Education and Dr.
Charles w. Decker. George a. Knight had
come o tell what he knew about the Jury brb-
ing IN the Curtis case, but in consequence of
the proposed Investigation he was excused.
II VIII be remembered hat a sub committee
OF the Grand Jury. presided over by II. NJ. a.
Miller, met the other day and held partial in
VeStlgatiOn into Deckers conduct in signing
the document recently discovered in The vaults
of the 7 CHIC Bank whereby he signed away his
rights in school matters 10 A. +. Johns. The
subcommittee reported subsequently to the
Grand Jury, and the work of unTaveliDg the
mystery was begun yes crday.
DIR. Decker was the first To appear before the
tribunal 1t was a long and trying ordeal and
the victim looked appropriately distressed
when lie WAS at length allowed TO depart.
President +. A Hyde of the Board of Educa-
ton was next called. and questioned upon vari-
ou~ methods pracliced by the board. Asked il
he had brought any influence TO bear upon
Decker TO induce him TO resign, Mr.. hyde re-
piled confidently IN the negative.
Other Directors examined were George w.
Pennington, James PARSER, Duane, Bowling,
j. q. Kennedy, principal OF the Franklin
School, and j. l.. Sanborn. The latter acknOwl-
edged that he had signed the Johns contract,
but under mlsaDprehenSlon. He signed il
while standing al the wings of the Wigwam
Theater, aud he did not know the precise ma
ture OF The paper.
Meanwhile subpenas were out for Johns and
Grand Jury is not yet through with its examina.
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NEW PROPERTY.

s4OOO-very fine, nearly new, 2-story modern
house; rooms. bath. etc; 27:6xl26; W. SIDE of
w. of Castro-st cable-cars; street work done.
Francisco st. n. side bet. Powell and Mason;
sIlgO.
35I9O: $4,000; West Mission It,. bet Hermann
$1,000: 3Ixsl: Hermann ST., near Valencia
Jessie ST.: 50x77 70; near Hermann; only $4,000.
rear str eet and small house: $500.
Mission st, near Powell ave. nearly opposite
Valeucia-st. terminus; 25xSS:6: only $1,000.
Jersey ST.. near Castro; nearly new cottage;
rooms and bath: lot 26:9xl "A; $500
Alabama st 2-story house; rooms: rented for
S22; and lot 25Ile0: bet. 25th and 26th; $1,000.
Polk St, near Filbert: 25xl0O; $270O.
SIC. corner Polk and Fibert sts,: 25xIOO;
block from Union-st cable-ears; $500,
MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY.
Some very fine business investments. near the
center OF the city; paying we'll: particulars aG
Office.
Howard ST.. 45:1o7s1l37 IS. north side bet steu-
art and spear; rents SIS; $15.5o0: very cheap
Three-story brick building and basement; Ii
rooms; north side of Pine st., below Dupont;
Rents SOL; LIST St. bet. Folsom and Harrison;
4ox6S:9 and 2-story building; steady renting;
stone lIocks down; $4,000.
18th and Capp SITS corner; elegant bow-win-
dow houses and lot 60xS1; houses have 7 rooms
ana modern 'eonveniences each; rent for 500;
$1,000; rents $95: 4S :61IOo and two solid g.
story bow-wiudow houses in flats, with modern
eonveniences; 18th St, near Howard; street ac-
cepted and stone sidewalk laid.
Eddy and Van Ness-Elegant corner residence;
story and finely finished basement: suitable for
doctors Offices or blliard-room; IA rooms and all
convenences; solid brick bulkhead, etc. lot BOX
100; S25, 900.
N side Grove, bet buchanan and Webster;
81 :6xl20 to rear street. and very 6ne Southern
cottage with high bias ment below; rooms; all
conveniences; stable. garden, ETC.. $1,000.
$250O-Shotwell St; cottage of rooms and
m dern conveuiences; one OF the best residence
blocks on the street: bet. 22d and 23d; lot 25x
30 %; street in first class order.
NV. cor. Pacific ave. and Frederick ST.; s5x
LES: a very slightly lot, with Wow of bay;
$500.
NV. cor. Pacific ave. and Octavia ST.; good view
81 bay; corner 30x137:6, $ll, 500; or Inside lot.
AZ 6AI37:6, Sli.500
Reduced to 20.000-NE cor Sacramento and
Buchanan; elegant residence; lot 6S:9Il27:S.
Waller ST., half a block from Market; 25x137:6;
$4,000 each; street graded. macadamizsd and
severed.
Cough ST., bet. Grove and Fulton: 25x137:6;
5000: SO or 75x137 IS; street paved with btumen.
nj on ST., lot 27:61131:S, bet Franklin and
Cough; street and crossing bitumized; enly S42oO;
3 10 BLOCKS from City Hall.
Very cheap: $500 only; Second-st. lots; p :6x
IS; bet Folsom aud Howard stone blocks down.
Sacramento ST. = lots, 25xlO0: ST. 500 each; bet.
Maple and Cherry: n. sides cable line now built
past these lots; street severed.
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Nor1cEs-coNr1NUED

Z ENI UCK CON. MINING COMPANY-LOCA-
IN ton OF principal place OF business. san Fran
cisco, Cal; location of works, Gold Hill. Story
Co, New.
Notice is hereby given that at B meeting Of the
board of directors. held on the goth day or De-
cember 1893 an assessment 90. 81 OF 10 cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable Immediately In united
States gold coin to the secretary, at the once OF
the company room 23 Nevada block 3O9 Mont
gomery St, San Francisco, Cal. Any stock upon
which this assessment shall remain unpaid on The
oath day of January. 894 Will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction, and I'M
less payment is made before will be sold on
pay the delinquent assessment, together with the
costs OF advertising and exp nses of SALE BY
order of the board of directors.
AUG. WATERMAN, Secretary.
Once-Room 80, Nevada block, 500 Montgomery
ST., San Francisco, Cal de21 I'd
MEXICAN GOLD AND SILVER MINING
w Company-Location OF principal place of
business, San Francisco. Cal; location OF works,
Virginia, Storey County New
Notice IS hereby given that at a meeting or the
board or directors. held on the sixteenth day of
Dece Der. 1893. an assessment (No. 49) oftweRty-
capita stock of the corporation, payable imme-
diately IN United states gold coin to the sscre-
tary, at the ONCE OF the company, room 79,
Nevada block, 300 Montgomery ST., San Fran
cisco. Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the nineteenth day OF January.
1894, win bs delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment is made be-
fore VIII De sold on TUESDAY the 18th day OF
February 1894, to pay the d. delinquent assessment.
together with costs OF advertising and penses Of
sale. BY order OF the board OF directors.
CHARLES f. ELLIOT. Secretary.
Omce-Room 70, Nevada block, 3U9 Montgom
cry ST. San Francisco. Cal. DELI I'd
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ASSESS ENT NOTICES.
r. oNsoLIpATEp wYoMING COLE MINI

- CompanY-Location Of principal place OF BUSH
ness, San Francisco, Cal; location OF works,
Nevada County, Cal.
NOtice is hereby given that 81 a meeting OF the
Board OF Directors. held on the Sd day OF October
1898 an assessment. No. 8. of FIVE (5) cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation, payable immed lately in United States
gold crin to the secretary at the once Of the COM
pany, 30S Pine street. San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 18th day or ovember 1898,
will be delinquent ana advertised for sale pub
lie auction, ana unless payment Is made before
Will he sold on "a URDAY, the I'd day OF Deem
Der. 1893, to pay the DELINQUENT assessm ent. to-
gether with the costs Of advertising and expenses
of sale. By order of the Board OF irectors.
". !. GURNETT Secretary.
Omce-3OS Pine St, san Francisco. Cal.
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SAVE YOUR
COUPONS.
Which will be found at
bottom of this column.

For Three of them and 10 cents
you can get any of the books on
this list.
Present the coupons at THE
CALL Branch Office, 710 Market
street, NOT at the Montgomery
street office. Books will be de-
livered only between 9 A. M. and
s Pm
wSpecial Notice-Out of town
subscribers who send orders by
mail are requested to make at
least four selections from the
latest list obtainabIe in order that
they may not be disappointed in
securing ONE of them.
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POsTPoNEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that at meeting OF the
directors of the aboye-nsmed company, held this
18th day of November, 1893. at the Office OF tie
company, 30S Fine street, Sau Francisco. Cal. the
date OF delinquency in once OF assessment No 3
QhFee) WAS postponed from the thirteenth II 3th)
day OF Novembsr, 1898. until the twelfth (12th)
day OF December. 1893: and the date OF the de-
nHQuent sale day from SATURDAY. the second
(2d) day OF December, 1893 until WEDNESDAY.
tue IN I'd (3d) day Of January, 1894. By order OF
the board OF directors
w. J. GURNETT, Secretary
Ofnce-308 Pine street. san Francisco.
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POSTPONEMFNT.

Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the
directors Of the sbove-named company, held this
18TH day or December. 1898. at the once OF the
Company, 30S Pine street, San Francisco, Cal. the
date OF the delinquency IN ONCE OF assessment No.
tthree) WAS postponed from the 18th day OF De-
cember, 1885, until the II h day OF January, 1914
aud the date of the delinquent sale dav from
WEDN ESDaY, the Sd day of January, 1894 until
THURSDAY. the LIST day OF February. 1894. By
order OF the board OF directors.
W. GURNETT, Secretary.
Oflce-308 Pine street, san Francisco.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-13

On Monday last the State Bank Commission
ers placed Charles A. Smith, formerly an &C
countant in The Peoples Home Savings Bank
IN charge OF the Bank of MADEIRA as Deputy
Commissioner. This retired ID. NJ. Tombln,
pr stdent and manager, and the affairs OF the
concern will, In all probablllty. be closed out.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

V ELBOW JACKET SILVER MINING COM.
PANY- - Location of works and principal
place OF business, Gold Hill. Storey County, New
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account of assessment (No. b6)
levied on the sixteenth day OF November A. D.,
1898, thu several amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective shareholders. follows:
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Naval Reserve Inspection.

Lieutenant Frederick II. Stable
of the Naval Reserve Inspected Company d of
that organization on Thursday evening. The
lieutenant commander attended in service uni
form, and. after the company had been put
through ITS drill, he commended its members
IOi their efficiency.
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POSTPoNEMENT.

y otice Is hereby given that at meeting OF the
directors Of the abOve-named company held this
18th day Of January. 1894. at the once of the
company, 30S Pine street, San Francisco. CAL th e
date OF the delinquency in Office Of assessment So
Cthree) was postponed from the 18th OF .Ianu-
airy. 1884, until the 18th day OF February, 1894,
and the Date OF the delinquent sale day from
thursday, the LIST day of February. 1894, until
FRIDAY. the 23d day Of February 1891 Nv
order of the board Of directors
w. j. & URNFTT. Secretary
Omce-3OS Pine street. San Francisco.
ia1 "a
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-13

ULFGANT 2-STORY HOUSES ON PACIFIC
Il Heights overlooking Golden cate Park, ana IN
the Mission; fine locations; modern improve
ments; $40 per month and up.
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COTTAGES OF 5. AND 7 ROOMS IN THE
Y Mission, near the park. ana in the Richmond
district All i'm coed neighbOrhoods, on streetcar
fines and moderuy improved; $50 per month and
upward.
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FRUITYALE REAL ESTATE.

HOUSE OF ROOMS: 2 LOTS z5xlOS;
II fenced; city water; close to car lines; only
$500. w. ID. YOUNG, Fruitvale Station. lal3 81
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YOU CAN BUY A HOME ON EASY MONTHLY
PAYMENTS EQUAL TO RENT.
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CITY REAL EsTATE.
If cALEsTER & McMAHAN.
? MONTGOMERY, BET. SUFFER- MARKET.

ZEAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND INSURANCE BROKERS.
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TUsT COMPLETED-2 SPLENDID HOMES
u of 10 rooms and bath; flushed attic and base
ment. an modern fnsh; hue marine view; cor
Green and Laguua SITS; visit these by all means.
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MONEY 10 LOAN.

MONEY LOANED ON JEW ELRY AND OTHER
M valuables at the Security Loan Bank. llo5
Market, mr.. Mason; private entrance7 Turkap9 U
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.$2S,5OO-Good investment; lot 25x160: s. line
OF MISSION st. through TO Miuna. near the new
postofhce site; two 3-Story, with brick Easements,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-13

Parties making first payment are entitled
commence building operation.
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Full particulars by inquiTing OF
LOUIS LANDLER, owner and builder, Mills
building room 10. second floor. de9 If SaSuwe
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For mans and further particulars apply TO WILL
r. FISHER CO., Il Post 81. jail st ThSasu
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STORAGE.

EIRST-CLASS STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE
l. es2-6k4 Mission St CHAS l. TAYLOR iel3 Il
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=, If You are paying rent you certainly sble to
buy lot and put yourself up a house, BE it ever
so'humble,' but own your own home
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And in accordance with law and an order Of the
Board of Trustees. made on the 18th day OF NO
vember, 1898. so many shares OF each parcel of
stock as may be necessary Will be sold at public
auction, at the office OF the company, 1873 Main
street Gold Hill, Nevada, on SATURDAY the
27th day OF January, 1894, at O'Clock r N. OF
said day. pay said DELINQUENT assessment
thereon, together with costs of advertising and
expenses OF sale.
de2S 70 w.H. BLAUVELT. Secretary.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

10000 EAST BERKELEY LOT AND COT
tF-OOOO. tage; 1921 Anderson st., near Sacra-
mento: size 59:l36; plenty water; flowers trees
ma windmill. Apply on premises or 1913 Fell ST.,
san Francisco. lal3 I'm
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| IA ANTED-TO RENT, SMALL PLACE SUITA-
" Bile for chickens and turkeys; cheap. Ad-
| dress 1912 Mission st.
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Our office VIII be open evenings for the purpos
OF giving information.
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HOUSEKEEPING Rooms-CoNr1NuED

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS-CoNTINUED
nO1 JACKSON FURNISHED A K g f
- 4 housekeepg single rms; IS and SO. ~ 5%
1910 HOWARD SUNNY HOUSEKEEPING
800 rooms: furnished complete JAZZ If
: LARGE FRONT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
o " lIIl am St, bet. Gesry aud O'Farrell. IL 3t*
1921 HAIGHT-5 ROOMS FURNISHED FOR
800 housekeeping; references JAZZ 5tS
81 q MINNA-LARGE FRONT ROOM; SUIT
ing. lal2 2ts
l007 STOCKTON % NICE FURNISHED
IOO rooms for housekeeping; cheap. jail 7t%
QSO HOWARD COR. SIXrH-FURNISHED
COO rooms; housekeeping other rooms jail 3tf
= PEARL. FIRST DOOR FROM MARKET, BET.
- Valencia and Guerrero-Furnshed alcove room
aud Kitchen. MRS. hOERN tR jail 5t*
H0O SECOND - SUNNY HOUSEKEEPING
QUO rooms furnished complete; reasonable. I'm
900 GOUGH-4 SUNNY ROOMS; CHEAP
A-O rent. jag it,
1919 FOLSOM-3 SUNNY UNFURNIShED
1O1O housekeeping rooms; bath; $l2. JAZZ ITS
7TF MARKET FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housek eeping and offices; cheap. oc1S II
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STRAW CHAFF.

There will be, of course, little hay
for the fattening beasts this winter,
says the Mail and Express, conse-
quently the art of making straw chatf
rs nutritious and palatable as possible
will have to be studied by almost ev-
erybody having any cattle to feed.
Steaming not only softens straw chaff,
but causes it to have very agreeable
flavor. Fermenting it by the incor-
poration of root pulp or soups does
the same thing, and it is by no means
difficult by doing this to bring up the
nutritive property of such improved
straw chaff equal to that of great
deal of meadow hay.
The grazier has one fact to console
himself with in this winter. All kinds
of feeding stuffs are remarkably cheap,
and home grown wheat and barley I'M
fit for mailing will pay far better to
be utilized as food for fat beasts than
to be sent to market. No doubt the
same may be said of oats and beans,
In fact, meals and other seeding stuffs
are far cheaper than hay, and probab-
ly than straw in many places But
cattle cannot subsist entirely on oil
cakes and meals, any more than hui
man beings can live entirely on meat.
Straw chaff must therefore be a very
general resource as substitute for
hay.
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everybody that saw him smiled and was

everybody that saw him smiled and was
much amused.
Nearly everybody, that is. Away
at the other side of the town was q
pretty young girl, who called out
pityingly to the wretched dog, which
staggered as it tried to run.
"Come here, poor fellow! Oh,
poor doggie, have they treated you
SO badly?"
And in little while Minnie Lee, to
whose tender sympathles no suffering
creature ever appealed in vain, had
coaxed the vagabond to believe in her
and had him on the porch, where he
lay painting.
"Give him little water, Minnie, /"
said Mrs. Lee, coming out from her
work to look at him.
"Lie still, old fellow, and I'll cut
the cord off your tail" said sympa-
thetic Ray. "There-it's all right
now. Maybe this can will do to plant
a flower in, mamma"
He took up the can and bent back
the lid, which had been almost cut
off at first, and then pressed back to
| close the opening. An exclamation of
surprise startled his mother and sister,
and they looked around to see Ray
pulling from the can a package
wrapped in oiled silk.
And what do you suppose that pack
age contained?
Money! Yes, money, lots of it, all
in big bills! And there was also a
queer looking paper, which the boy
soon made out to be the will of the old
miser. What strange will it was,
just such one as you would suppose
a strange man like Simon Greer woulc
make! Having named the various
money deposits that he had in the
banks, and the bonds and stocks that
he owned-a very goodly sum in all
and setting forth the fact that he had
no relatives in the world, he left his
entire possessions to the finder of his
will.
And that is how good fortune came
ftlY he S1I Il IS hn
town to the f6wer-covered cottage on
the other-in an old It'd can tied to a
vagabond dogs tail New York
Journal.