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The sun., 1894-02-20
NO RAFLLEs ar THIS FAIR.
To-day the Ladiss or the Purity Lsagus
WIN TackIe Dres. RsiorH.

The Tatfieless fair OF the National Christian
League for the Promotion Of Social Purity was
opened in tho concert hall OF the Madison
Square Garden last night.
There were a dozen Gooths. sweetly perfumed
and half hidden BY muti-colored ribbons. at
which bright eyes entleed the ducAts from
your innsrmost pocket You bought pen
wipers and paper baskets and popcorn and
pin cushions and saehet bags until you felt
inclined to blow In the rest OF your money. buy
the whole OUTFIT. and start a museum
Tho fair was formally opened with half a
dozen speeches. OF which that OF Mrs. Hanna
X. Korany. the Syrian delegate to the congress
OF women az the Worlds Fair was tho most
entertaining. hrs. korany said;
Il am looking forward to the time when
every woman in the land and every girl shall
be so educated that no crippled children will
as well as in mind. There Is nothing in nature
that Is ls not yirtuouA That iS why nature
praise that can he given To a woman ia
my country Is to say that she Is free. By that
we mean pure and noble The future Of the
great deal IL 10 true. but woman is more ten.
der and her SynRathies are wider"
ety made short speech. 10 which lie said;
The great problem with which We are try-
Wee % ia this % citS We have good laws i'ISp and our
ofiicers have the ability and the power to en-
force khen. Out the Iact re mains thAt the laws
are not enforced. We make allowance in our
meetings for what We call the normal growth
Of vice but ynu do not realize that the groSSsr
forms which have been more generally Drac-
tised in tho iaF East have become Hart and
parcel Of our life. and not oalg that. but il Is
coming money for those who should suppress
There we're other speeches bE the Rev Dr.
Charles Thom DsOn the Rev Dr. samuel r.
Carter ard by several members Of the league.
The fair will last until next Saturday night.
At noon to day the congress Of women TO dis-
euss dross reform will bsgln- Il will be opened
with az AddTsAa hy Miss z Marguerite Lind
inhuencs Of dress on mind And on health.
The sun., 1894-02-20
QUEER REsUEIs 0F 4 BLAsE
a 1000 pound Rock PiouEh-d Through .
sawmiii, aad Another Wrecked IA Bars.

HANCOCK. n. Y. Feb 1a-Kinney Brothers.
quarrymep. located fine new blusstone
quarry ut Long Eddy recently. and on Wednes-
day last set OFF blast with queer results.
WISHING TO remove the worthless top" from
tho QUARRY, they cleaned out seam which ex-
tended one foot In width and twenty-five feet
downward. aud put in $50 pounds OF powder
and a number OF dynamite cartridges, all OF
which IweTe touched OF with q battery. The
explosion was terrific. AthousAnd-poundr rock
dropped in Iiinaman's mill yar nearly a mile
distant. struck Eastwood log, and split
II through the centre, GlAncing. the stone
poughed through tho sawmill and brought
IN alongside III. boiler. Another stonH partly
demolished William kellams barn. and the
windows In the schOolhouse mile away were
broken, hut the most astonishing & part OF the
incident occurred when n big Jagged stone
crashed through the quarry magazine where
was stored 2D kegs Of powder and SlO pounds
Of dynamite ami illuminate caps box Of
dynamite was demolished and the sticks OF
dynamite scattered hnI broken. The dyna-
mite was frozen and did not explode. num-
her 81 tIuATrymen were near tho magazine
when IL was struck.
The sun., 1894-02-20

Joseph schultzs of Guttenburg was tried in
the General Sessions Court Jersey City. yes
lerday for killing Frank KreiGsr in July. 1893.
lie was indicted tor mAnsGughter. The two
men had beea drinking beer and talking al out
anarchy in a saloon. schultze denounced the
Chicago Anarchists and the Governor OF Illi-
nOis Tor pardoning them kTeigsr defended
the Governor and the anarchists SchultZe
tAlked enthusiastically about the American
tag kreieer said:
What. the American flag Damn that
rag" The two mea were then on the side
walk.
II you say that again said sehultzs. I'm
sap your lace
kTi~grT repeated the remark. and Schultzs
struck him. krriEeT fell Hnl fractured his
skull lie died teW DAYS later.
Tha jury lad not returned At midnight II
was said that they stuOi eleven for a verdict ut
assault and battery and one for manslaughter
The sun., 1894-02-20
JUG-H.INDLE CONTEST.
Ora. Kerwin DE 'a't Care what the Camp
hell FacIIoa Swear to.

OFb. hrF"Ih DFo nj 6IaFe "hnt the Camp
hell Faction Swear 10.
The Committee on Contested Seats OF tho
Republican County Committee met in the
rooms Of the Union Republican Club In the
Grand Opera House building last night to take
evidence 10 the last contest which ii 10 called
on to consider. The contest was not spirited
one for Gen. Michael kerwin and his friends
who were successful at the primary in the
Twenty eighth Assembly district have allied
themselves with the Milholland faction. and
offered no opposition TO the case made
friends who want TO be Admlrted 10 the County
Committee. The Campbell folks piled afdavit
% anidavlt In an attempt 10 prove that Gen.
they were done. Chairman Charles A. Peabody
OF the com mmittee remarked that with all their
afidayits. they hadn't proved much. II Chair
man Psabody's views are held by majority
OF the committee, "a new primary will be or
deTed in the Spuyten Duyvii district.
The sun., 1894-02-20
Gov. MeKiniey.s Visit Over.

Gov. Mckinley Of Ohio and Mrs Mckinley.
with their hosts. Col. William L. Strong and
Mrs. Strong. attended a dinner party last
night at the house OF Mr.. A. d. Jullliard. III
West Fifty-seventh street. and afterward went
Gen. and Mrs. Butterfeid and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dodds. Gov Mckinley will leave this city for
Chicago ut 4 o'clock this morning and will
month. when he 10 to deliver an address at the
anniversary celebration Of the Union League
club there.
Gov. Mckinley called on Gen. Horace Porter
In the Mills building yesterday
The sun., 1894-02-20
The Bii-s.Root AIaehIn-.

Twelve thousand Republicans are desirous
OF assisting in the work OF enrolling other Re-
publicans In the faction which is TO ac-
knowledge allegiance to the Committee OF
Thirty: at least that is the number which
Secretary George W. Lyon Of the Enrolling q
Committee reported at a meeting OF the full
committee. held at oOl Fifth aysnue last
night
Chairman Bliss and his fellows who nrs in
tent on having an organization OF their own In
the city. were informed that there II TO reason
why they should not have their local machine
perfected before March IL.
The sun., 1894-02-20
PECKHdM wos'T, GoFF MIY

Help ths SsaAtS COmnaIttss IaVsstIEsts the
POIie- Department.
Senator Lexow was very busy yesterday try
inG 10 secure counsel Tor his police inyestigat-
ing committee but he Wos competed to so o
Albany without having succeele IN his quest.
Mr.. Lexows efforts we're directed yesterday
to securing Wheeler II. Peekham and Johh W.
Gof Prom Mr.. Peekham he obtained posi-
tive refusal TO Act. and from Mr.. Gofi only the
promise that he would hold the proposition
under sdyissmeht. lhs senator saw Mr.. Con
in the lattsT's once at Al PARK row In tue
The sun., 1894-02-20
Nansa.I wo-,n saar.Es A..ssIatIs..

WAsHNGIoS. Feb l9.-Ths National Woman
Suffrage Association to-day unanimously re-
elected the following ofiesrs for the ensuing
year;
President Susan b. Anthony; Yics-PTesi-
dent At Large the Rev. Anaa X. Shaw Of
PennsIlvnniA; Corresponding Secretary.
eording Secretary. Alice stone Blackwell OF
Massachusetts; Treasurer, Harriet TaJlor
Upton OF Ohio
Ellen Battelle Distriek Of Massachusetts, aud
Jossphine r. HsnTJ Of Kentucky we're elected
auditors
The sun., 1894-02-20
Yonl.r. Democrat. DI.turbrs.

YoSKETs. Feb o-The Democrats hero
were much surprised to-day to learn that
bill has rasssd the Legislature giving the
power OF appointing the Commissioner oi Pub
lie Works to the Mayor. VINO is a Republican.
The present Commission Is Samuel Cooper
a Democrat, who was elected by the Common
Council. The Democrats fay that IN the hill
passes Commissioner cooper will be legislatrd
out OF office in ten days Ihey are going to
appeal to the Governor TO veto IL.
The sun., 1894-02-20
L,-ut.-G,v. she han In Town.

Lieut.. Gov. Sheehan was at the Hoffman
House last night with Mrs. Sheehan. He said
that he could hardly remember n Monday
evening while the Legislature was in session
that he was not In Albany. But he was COM
PEELED to remain In New York for the purpose
OF seeing Mrs Sheehan and sick relative of
I.ieutenant-Governor will ioin Mrs. Sheehnn
in Washington. whore they will be the guests
OF Senator tdward Murphy. Jr.
The sun., 1894-02-20
Local Business TrouSI =.

benjamin. A. TrowbridGe. dealer in pro-
visions in Fulton Market, made al assign
ment yesterday TO Frank S. Keteham without
preference.
The sheriff yesterday elosel up the stores Of
Nathan Frank. dealer 10 paWubTokers goods.
al 20 and so BoweTy. on two claims for Stutj
on judgments confessed to Henry Moss aud
Samuel ATnnson.
L. A. Wray las been Ap pointed receiver In
RoteTtS. prOpTietOrs OF ths Hotel BAlmoral on
LenoX avenue 18th and 1l4th streets. Ia the
creditor.
The sun., 1894-02-20

waen Baby was sick, we gave ser Castoria,
when abe was Child, she cried for CaStoria,
When she became Mis-, Shs chung 70 CassoriA,
WhSR Shs bad Children. Ihs gave thea CAStOTiA
The sun., 1894-02-20

Collector Kilbreth investigated yesterday
the conduct of certain night inspectors in the
Surveyors department, After a preliminary
Investigation. It is said at least eight Of these
post or absent from duty. There are likely to
DO some removals.
The sun., 1894-02-20


John l. Mesiss Associate Justice Of th. Supreme
Lytron rsylor q Tennessee United States Attorney
for the dlstTieI OF AlasKA
United states MArshsis-yohn NJ. HUdEin. Eastern
district Of virginia George W, Pratt Eastern district
Wisconsin.
II the opinion Of a member OF the minority
Of the House Committee on BRnkinG and Cur
Tency should prove TO be we'll founded. there
will be no legislation recommended to this
Congress upon subjects referred to that COM
mittee. Earlier in the career at the Congress
u was expected and believed that at least two
important matters would be presented TO the
House or action by this com mitted-A bill 10
repeal the ten per cent. bank tax and another
to revise and reATTange the financial policy OF
the Government. said the member OF the
com mittse:
THE minority has hesn handled IN a mas
teTy manner 10 prevent action upon what We
believed 10 be dangerous and hurtiul pToposi-
tions. That We have not achieved anYthlng.
however. is only due to the fact that tho ma
ioTity Of the committee has been irretrieyAblT
spIt upon all matters OF impoTtance. Regard
ing the repeal Of the ten Per cent. tax. they
have divided upon the question Of conditions
or no eendtiohs. By QhitinG with the adyO-
eatss Of the former ws have voted 10 lay upon
the ta6ls the bill 70 repeal the tax uneohdi-
The morning call., 1894-07-01

ES Annua Ne eeting-Improved
&>S Order OF Red Mems Hall Asso- ~%AGsarn-
citation of San Francisco The annual 49,
meeting of the stOckh olders OF the Improved or
der OF Red Mems Hall Association of san Fran
cisco will be held on MONDAY EVENING, July
g. 1894, at O'Clock, at the Office OF the assOcta-
tiop, $40 Post st. for the election OF board OF
trustees directors. and such other business as
may properly come before the meeting.
BENJAMIN f. JoSSELYN, President
WILLIAM j, SIXTH. Secretary. Je23 I'd
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MEETING NorIcEs-coNr1NuED.


E AusJir an Be ey"lent Soci-S.sSsa-
@~S ety-You hereby requested to SSTEA
meet at our hall, Alb Sutter ST., on SUN StSiAtSS
DAY, July l. 1894, at IL 80 A. NJ. sharp UEzS5
for the purpose of participating in the fsoA~
parade of all nations, Ali the paraders viii be
admitted free to the fair grounds. BY order of
j. l.. RADUNICH, President.
A MIKULIcH, Secretary, je3O 2t*
- Owing to the Present Tie-np. the
S1~S picnic of Golden Gate Alliance No. hai
been postponed until further notice.
J.J. DUNE, President.
- Annual Meeting. = The gu al
Best a Belcher Mining Company will be held at
the office of the company, room 33. Nevada
BLOCK. 309 Montgomery ST.. San Francisco, Call
fornia, on MONDAY, the ninth (9th) day OF July
1894, at the hour of one ~ O'Clock P. NJ, for the
purpose Of electing board of directors to serve
for the ensuing year. and the transaction OF such
other business as may come before the meeting
Transfer books will close on friday, July g. at one
a. O'Clock n. NJ. JAFFE, secretary.
O1ice-Room 33, Nevada block 500 Mont
gomery ST.. San Francisco. California. Je27 I'd
E~ otice-The Annual Meeting of the
ET~S stockholders of the Edison Light and Power
Company, for the election OF directors for the
other business may be brought before the
meeting, will be held at the comp1 ny's oftiee z29
stevenson ST. san Francisco, on SATURDAY
the l4th day OF July. 1894 at 10 A. NJ.
je29 lot J. E. GREEN. Secretary.
FS Annual eeting-Notice IS Here
Es~D by given that the regular annual m Getting OF
the Company OF Associated Stockholders will be
held in the rooms of the San Francisco Stock and
Exchange Board on MONDAY, July 9, S94, at
10 o'clock A. NJ g, for the purpose OF electfDg a
board of directors 10 serve or the ensuing year
and Tor the transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the meeting. BY order
Of tae board of directors. Il. p LANDoN,
San Francisco CAL, June %, 1894. je23 I'd
RB Halls to Let Cheap. mbrian
% q Hail. ll33 Mission ST., bet. Seventh and
Eighth. Apply to janttor oD premises. jel0 If Su
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

@ Security Savings Bank. 222 Mont
~>S gomery street, Mills building g-Dividends
on term deposits at the rate of five (5) per cent
per annum, and on ordinary deposits at the rate
of four and one-sixth a 1-6) per cent per annum
for the half year ending June 80 1894, will be
payable free of taxes. on aud after July ?. 1894
jyl 1t s. L. ABBOT JR Secretary.
- Office of the Hibernia Savings and
and Jones streets. San Francisco, June 29, 1894
AT regular meeting of the Board of Directors of
this society held this day, dividend has been
derlared at the rate of four and quarter (414)
DsF cent per annum S on all deposits for r, the six
and PAYABLE on and after july ., 1894.
jy17t ROBERT J. ToBIN, Secretary
FR French Ssvfn and Loan Society,
EF>S 534 California ST., corner Webb-For the
been declared at the rate OF five and one-tenth
(o.lO) per cent per anuum on term deposits and
four and one-quarter t414) per cent per annum on
ordinary deposity, free OF taxes, payable and
je3o It ~ " A BRAND. Secretary.
RS Dividend Notice Th Germ N
IsS Savings and Loan Society, 526 California
st--For the half year ending June 80. 1894. a
dividend has been declared at the rate of FIVE 81
per cent per aunum on term deposits and four and
one-stxth a l-6) per cent per annum on ordinary
deposits, payable on and after MONDAY. July 2,
1894. [je30 2wl GEO. ToURNY. Secretary.
RS Dividend Not ce-Columbus Saw
9~~ ings and Loan Society. San Francisco, 8 4
Washington st-For the half year ending June 80,
1894, dividend has been declared at the rate OF
five (5} per cent per annum on term deposits and
four and one-quarter (414) per cent per anDum on
ordinary deposits, free Of taxes, payable on and
after MONDAY, July 2. 1894
1e5G lot f. n. BELGRANO, Secretary.
R% ID vidend No ice Savings and
EE~S Loan society l0l Montgomery street. cor
ner of Sutter-For the half year ending June so.
1894. a dividend has been declared at the rate of
four and eight-tenths a s-1O) per cent per an
mum on term deposits and four az per cent per
annum on ordinary deposits free of taxes, payable
and after Monday, July 2, 1894.
je27 lat CYRUS w. CARMANY, Cashier.
Es Dividend Notices. N francisco
1--S Savings Union, 532 California street, cor
ner Webb-For the hslf-year ending with the 30th
of June 1894, dividend has been declared at
the rate per annum OF four and eight-tenths
"a 500 per cent on term deposits aud four a.
per cent on ordinary deposits, free of taxes,
payable on and after MONDAY, the I'd of July,
1891.
1870 lat LOWELL WHITE Cashier
%HumboIdt Savings and Loan society.
&>S lS Geary st.-1he directors have declared
the following semi-annual dividends: 4 80 per
cent per annum on term, ana per cent per an
mum on ordinary deposits, payable on and after
July 2, lS94.l lat ERN EST BRAN D, Secretary
E% Dividend Notice-NIutual Sayin s
Es~S Bank OF San Fran cisco, SO Post st.-For the
half year ending June 80. 1894, q dividend has
been declared at the rate OF four and four-hfths
a 40 per cent per annum on term deposits and
four (4) per cent per annum on ordinary deposits
free OF tax s, paw able on ana after Monday, July
2 S94. [1e21 tdI GEO. A. STORY. Cashier.
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ES John f. Lyons, Notary Public and
E~C Commissioner of Deeds. Passports pro-
cured Office 607 Montgomery ST.. telephone
54o9; residence 2202 Steiner St jyl II
re Something New-BOston Cafe, 3l7
4~S California: best place downtown men dine;
everything hrst-class neat; popular prices.j2l 3m
rR RemoV Notice-L. Wadham and
&r+S d. w. Folger. expert accountants, have re-
moved to $50 California St. room 49, San Fran
cisco Savings Union building. je3 I'm
IB Bad Tenants Elected for 81. Col
ES-S lections made; city or country. Pacific Col
lection Co All 5 Montg'y St. r. 6. Tel. 65So.de24tr
gES Books sought and Sold. healy IL
g~S DAILY Moved to 206 Powell st. 1871
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

S@ Franco-American Lodge .>SNMlEIl.
sS>S No. 3O7, !. O. o. F.-oficerS and SSSZsc$S.-
members are invited to assemble 9&<SsSse--
SUNDAY, July !, at I P. Z. at La //1NESN~
fayette Hall, Montgomery street, TO assist at the
funeral ceremonies OF the late President of
France, CARNOT. The ceremonies VIII take
place at the Mechanics Pavilion. By order
JULES GODEAU, N q.
j. CHAMPION, Secretary. ie30 2E
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EF FIRST New Jerusalem Church
1S~C fSwedenborglau). O'Earreu st. bet Web
ster and Ftlmore-Rev. F. L. Higgins minister;
residence, 1926 O'FarrelI ST. Sermon, IL n. NJ.
subject; Tine Patience That Wins the Soul"
Ali invited
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~ AUstro- HUNGARIAN Midwi a
49, ter Fair Association The membe eerspSeg
of all the societies invited by the for SsisS
elgn commissioners of the exposition to sJE55ffSS
participate in the celebration OF All Ma S&Ss~
tions' day, SUNDAY. July ], 1894 All partfei-
pants will bic Druids, Hall. Alb SuIter ST
at II 80 A. N sharp. Parade will form north OF
McAllisEer-st gate at l NJ souvenir tickets
admitting the holder to the fair grounds and
grand stand. will be given TO ali members in the
parade free OF charge. j. Il RADOV 4CH,
A. SCHOHAY,
U. MOSER,
ie30 2t Committee
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~ Trinity Church, Corner Bush and
Gs~S Cough stS.-Rey. George Edward Walk, rec
tor 5 xth Sunday after Triuity. Suuday-schoo!
and morning prayer at $50. Litany, holy COM
munion and sermon at }. Evening PRAYER and
sermon by the rector at Z: 40. All are welcome. l
The morning call., 1894-07-01

f. Christ Church (Reformed Episc =
4S>S pal)-3Z0 Post ST. Services al l A. and
T:45 P n. by Or. Morgan sunday school at $50
The morning call., 1894-07-01

FES Second Unitarian Chu ch. Corner
80 Capp and Twentieth sts. Sunday school
ut 9:45 A. NJ. Preaching at II A. NJ. and 7:45
j. NJ. In the morning the Rev. n. a. Haskell Will
preach on Religion, the Search for Inward
Peace" The pulpit wiz be filled in the evening
by Rev. CIR DOdson OF Alameda. All are invited.
Seats free.
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SUNDAY MEETINGS


" Professor Fred Bell, LiberaIist
GS~S VIII deliver his gre lecture on "HeredJy'
at the Metropolitan Temple this evening. Mr..
BEL VIII prove that the clause in the Declaration
Of Independence is wrong when 1t states that
3" All men are created equal" Professor Bell will
show conciusivey why one man is a criminal and
another honest, why fool caQnot be a Milton OF
Webster, why one is rich and another poor, why
one is a liar and another truthful. why one is
brave and another a coward, why one man is a
success and another failure, why is a
saint and another sinner, why one man raises
nell and another enjoys heaven, etc. Mrs. Dickey
and Professor Bell will sing solos; Professor
Eckman Will preside at the grand organ. Admis
Sion 10 cents; no reserved seats; doors open at
O'Clock, commences at s.
Special Notiee-Next Sunday evening Professor
Bell viii hold great mass Getting at the temple,
when he Will discuss the present railroad prob
lem.
ES DR.. Rin-Es' Spiritual Meeting, Sur -
S>S day, and P. M. 9091@ Market ST. Circle
and platform tests, Nine. Young Lead, Finacau,
Durham, Seeley and others. Professor Houng'S
orchestra.
RS DIR. Robbins. tn Gifted In
@~S spTational speaker and test medium, lee
lures tonight on ''Reiucarnatiou: Is IL True"
followed by psychometrlc and character readings
and convincing tests that the so-caIled dead still
paper given away. St GEORGES Hall, 9091a Mar
ket ST.: O'Clock sharp. Admission free.
Pa Mrs. Stanley, Faith Cure-Docturs
SO consumption, paralysis, catarrh, rheumat-
Ism, blindness, deafness; other iseases cured by
an oil made in my hand in one minutes time.
1O65 Market st.
" Dr.. Yor's's Farewell Lecture at
t1~G Scottish Hall, III Larkin st. this evening
at O'Clock sharp. Hon. Thomas V. Gator, J. T.
Rogers B. X. Collier and George d. Gillespie
have promised to address the meeting. A fine
programme of recitation and song will be given.
Admission free.
r. Free l.yceuIn Every Su day After
L'>S noon, Alcazar building. rec discussion.
All topics To-day: "Could We Establish q Co
operative Commonwealth ?'
Es Prohibition League Nets Monday
evening, sixth and Market. Mrs
Rose NJ. French speaks on Claw Enforcement"
Public invited
The morning call., 1894-07-01

ES TIL Day of All ID vs., July - =.
ES 4next-The san Francisco Scot n, {SN1
tish Thistle Club are determined to eel rxNA e1KS
ebrate the one hundred and eighteenth ~
anniversary of American independence in a man
ner SURPRISING ali others he gathering and
games to be held at She'll Mound Park, Berkeley.
WEDN ESDAY, Will be great in every particular.
Everybody is going. Great programme OF events,
comprising exciting footraces, bicyele-races for
ladies' and gentlemen great heavy weights con-
tests great Irish jig and reel contests. All the old
faVorite games, with many new Grand exhibit
tions of Highland dancing Cash prizes TO the
amount Of $4,000. Medals for amateur events. A
genuine Highland welcome extended TO all. Ad-
mission to park-Aduits soc, children 25c.
jyl4t GEORGE MILLER, Royal Chief
The morning call., 1894-07-01

- DR.. Rin-Es' Spiritual Meeting, Su =
e~S day, anu ?. M. 90915 Market ST. Circle
and platform tests, Nine. Young, Lead, Finacan,
Durham, Seeley and others. Professor Youngs
orchestra.
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- Hermann Lodge o. SSSAAAlgtzs
3T~S 145, 1. o. o. F.-1he officers SS@'FessSS<S&
and mem bsrs of the funeral commit S5s%zs&
tee of this lodge are hereby notified //fAN>~
TO assemble at odd Fellows Hall, Market and
seventh sts., SUNDAY. July l, 1894. at P. NJ, TO
attend the funeral OF late brother, T.
GAMMA. BY order of the y. 6. P FALLER.
CHAs. WIFsEL, Secretary, ie3O 2t
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EcSs Mrs. Stanley, Faith Cure-DOcturs
G>S consumption, paralysis, catarrh, rheumat-
ism, blindness, deafness; other diseases cured by
1908 Market St
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EEP Officers and embers of ,SNM.Lul>>,
H~S Fidelity Lodge No. 222. l. .. o. .$SS3G
F., notined to attend the next 5@<4&
regular meeting MONDAY EVEN /HJRN>~
ING. Installation of officers Visiting brothers
welcome. A. }. DHEILIG. n. G.
j. H. LANE. Recording Secretary. iyl2t
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RF General Orders, Bird ..
h~S of Directors. a. O.. H. e E1T%1aAS
The various Divisions OF the <cf36 49, r
A. o. H. will assemble Ia (al440 ~ ",
Drew's Hall, 121 New Mont g -Ai9A AkAsS$xCS.
gomery ST.. on WEDNESDAY :. El.ts-yaset2 IS 81 &
MORNING, July 4, at IL w. ,
sharp, to take active part in the grand celebration
of the Fourth of July. Secretaiie les VIII please
notify their respective Divisions. Per order.
NJ. j. MANNING, c. d. .
NJ. H. McCAFFREY. G. 5. jyl Ut