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Imnroveh Order az Rad ,1an

Shawnee Tribe No. SO was instituted in Wood
land by Great Sachem A. Jackson, assisted by the
great CHIEF OF records, G. f. BurgmEn. The petit
tion for a charter contained the names of tbirtv-
four signers, and all but were adopted into the
order The following chiefs OF the new tribe
il. L. Prindle. s; J. ]. Ward, Sr :. w n Evans
Jr' y; T.. X snaVeey' P; d. B. Bidwell, C. Of r. {;
w. Uttng, G. of w; Janson Watkins X of w: T
- BAKER, first sannap; j. 1illman second sannap &.
i. Neilstrup, q. of W; ". II. A. Mossmanger
Charles Sovereign. Fred Snavely and H Bean
warriors and j. A Fortune, Robert Eastman E
J.. Clark and ]. Mapede, braves. y full adoption
and degrees team from the tribes of Sacramento as
sisted The great chiefs in the institution of the
tribe There were present during the ceremonies
thlTty -iour Red Men from Consumes Red Jacket
and Red Cloud tribes.
A good attendance greeted the great sachem at
Auburn when he visited, officially, Miami Tribe
A paleface was adopted. There long talks and
corn and veni son were served. Miami Tribe is the
home OF Great Prophet Seavy, and it is prospering
The great chief also visited Delaware Tribe at
Newcastle, when two palefaces adopted TO
show the distinguished visitor that the braves OF
he rih ara offl aIa
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Manager Rosenbaum,s Benefit.

Few managers who visit this City yearly with
prominent theatrical attractions are as well
known and popular as E. Rosenbaum, who is
ht present looking after the destinies of Peter
f. Daley in "The Night Clerk" at the Califor-
MIA Theater. Mr.. Rosenbaum represents the
firm of Rich & Harris, with whom he has been
Tor the past eight years. AS this is his last sea-
son with the firm, for he has decided to handle
Peter +. Daley by himself next year. his en-
pioyers and friends in this City have rendered
MIN testimonial benefit at the California
Iheater next Friday evening. On this occa-
sion the programme Will consist of the regular
performance of "The Night Clerk" besides h
long programme made up of some very excel
lent specially acts. Seats for the benefit are
now on sale at the boX-offce.
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KNIGHTS and Ladies of Honor

The Grand Lodge session that VIII convene in
this City on the 2Ist promises to be as full of in
terest any that has been held in he past There
will be dinner at the Occidental. and West End
Lodge will tender a reception to the members OF
the Grand Lodge.
Martha Lodge held an interesting meeting last
Friday night, and it reports that its Easter party
great sucsces.
Golden Rule and Magnolia lodges held enthusi-
astic meetings during the past week At each
meeting there were many visiting members
Grand Trustee Mrs. Belle w. Toward of Sonora
was in this City last week.
Reports up to April received at the Office of
Grand secretary Carleton show gratifying in
crease in membership
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knights of Pythias.

Last Tuesday evening Grand Chancellor George
Samuels. in company with Grand Keeper OF Rec
ords and Seals H. Schaffner, paid official visit
Ivy and Justice lodges that in Joint session
The majority of the membership Of each lodge
was present, and there also many visitors
from other lodges. The visiting officers delivered
addresses that were appropriate, effective, and
that were listened TO with much attention and re-
ceived demOnStrative MARKS OF approval.
The grand chancellor and the grand keeper of
ais and records on Tuesday night also paid
visit TO Mars LUdge, where more than 100 mem
DerS were awaiting them. On that evening the
lodge initiated fourteen candidates, and the Tues
day before twenty This lodge has a
mem mbership of so, and it had been in existence
but three m
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The Roya1 Arcanur

During the new term Argonaut Council will have
several matters of Importance to consider One OF
these will be movement looking to a reduced
degree fee. Up TO the present time the conserva-
tive element in the council has held out for high
rate and has met with little or no opposition hnt
the infusion of Younger blood has brought abouJ a
change in the matter referred to.
NJ s. de Roco was in Oakland last week with a
view to organize a council at that point
Since his election to the office of yice-repent
George w. Dixon has done much to heip the floor
work. DR.. r. b. Smith has also been an active
worker for the good Of the order.
The programme promised for the last meeting
in pril by Orator Seawell will be one thai will he
unusually good. DR.. McGill is listed as speaker
for the evening.
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American Legion of Honor.

Grand Commander Filben and Grand Secretary
burton were among the many visitors at the house
warming BY Myrtle Council III the Native sons
building last Wednesday night There was pre-
sehted good literary and musical programme, and
the grand ofncers delivered addres ;es.
On thursday night the membership committee
OF the councils held meeting and after listening
TO an explanation of the plan of promotion adopted
py the Associated Councils of New York. given
py w A Dundas announced in THE CALL of
last Monday, decided TO form association ON the
same lines, and when organized it will include the
councils OF San Rafael, Oakland and Alameda.
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"NationaI UnionU

California Council will give smoker" in Social
Hall in Aicazar Building on this Monday evening.
hne programme will be given. The members of
all councils have been invited.
san trancisco Cabinet will pay prolonged visit
to California Council on Wednesday.
San Jose Council will take part in the Rose fes-
tival.
Pacific Council will initiate a large number of
candidates at Red Mems Hall Friday evening.
san francisco Council has arranged a nice pro-
gramme for its meeting next Saturday evening at
50 POST street. General Deputy Wells and corps
OF deputies Will attend
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The Odd Fellows.

The forty fourth annual communication Of the
Grand Lodge OF California viii convene in Odd
Fellows Hall on Tuesday. the 18th OF May, COM
mencIng 9 O'Clock in the morning. The repre-
senia.ives and past grands who have not received
the Grand Lodge Degree will have to present
themselves 20 the committee on credentials half
hour before he opening o. the session.
4 new lodge VIII be organized at Bridgeport
Mono County. the 18th inst. This viii be
known Bridgeport Lodge No 3S6.
\ lodge OF the Rebekahs organized Sat
urday night Pacific Grove by Grand President
Fan uie Benjamin.
The sixth monthly social 10 be given by the Odd
Fellows Literary and Social Committee will take
place in Odd Fellows Hall the night OF the 23d
inst.
Grand Secretary Shaw and Past Master Fox left
OIL Friday afternoon for visit TO the Home at
1hermalto. Ibev will be absent until to-day.
Las; Monday Grand Patriarch Reid visited Santa
Rosa. and on Thursday he in Petaluma.
There IS some talk OF organizing a new enCamp-
ment Benicia
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The Red Men Organize a New
Tribe in Woodland, Yolo
County.
CHOSEN FRIENDS COUNCIL.
Amendments Offered by the Foresters
of America-The Knights OF
Honor-Patriotic B. BIS.
Order Eastern Star.

4 new chapter with seventeen names on the
charter list was instituted by Past Patron l. D.
Rockwell at Compton last week
Eureka Chapter Of Alameda celebrated its
fourth anniversary last Wednesday. There
was large attendance and the reunion was
pleasant one The grand officers were present,
as were also q large mem bership OF Golden
Gate, Carita. Ivy and Oakland chapters.
Ivy Chapter was visited last week by Grand
Patron Merritt and Past Grand Most Worthy
Matron Mrs. Mary A. Flint.
Golden Wave Chapter of san Leandro will
hold district meeting next Friday.
This week the grand patron Will visit We'll
come Chapter al Shasta. During the past week
he paid a visit to Kingsley Chapter at Ukiah,
and on that occasion there was present large
delegation from Clear Lake Chapter of Lake
port. Lake County.
The living pictorial representation ofTenny-
sons a Dream of Fair Women" that viii be
offered in Golden Gate Hall on Thursday even
ing promises TO be one of the most artistic al
fairs OF the kind ever offered by any orgauiza-
tion OF ladies'. and there certainly should be
81 audience to crowd the hall to its fullest.
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Inaependent Order B,nai B,rith.

Last Monday Unity Lodge held an unrsualIv in
teresting meeting. There were limitations, and bv
special invitation the grand officers were present
The work was performed by NJ. Asher as presi-
dent, l.. Deutsch as vice-president and the Rev
MI Nieto as monitor, and 1t WAS performe ed in so
correct ana satisfactory manner that the work
ers won the open approval OF the grand officers
best, they had ever witnessed -
The lodges in the City and in the interior are oil
reporting gains in membership.
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Condition of the Dairies.

The Board of Health made an inspection of
the dafries yesterday. They visited all the
dairies along the San Bruno and Mission roads
and in the Bay View district. All were found
notable decrease in the number of diseased
cows.
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Robbed hx q Wnman

Myrtle Melville, 11S Ellis street, was arrested
yesterday morning by Policeman Frank Riley
and booked at the City Prison on the charge of
grand larceny. The complaining witness is At
torney Fred Z. Titus, who claims that the
woman robbed him of $115 in gold. When
searched at the prison the money was not
found upon her.
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National Reserve Association.

The organizations of the National Reserve As
sociatior are reported being very active at this
time Deputy Supreme President Mcpherson is
visiting the different lodges in his Jurisdiction in
stalling the newly elected officers.
Recently Oakland Lodge has taken in nine m en-
tiated --o W ~ iAAA
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Companions of the Forest, A. o. f.

1vanhoe Circle will give a "hayseed party in
Forestcrs' Hall, 102 O'FarreH street, the
ing OF the 17th inst. This is a novelty and those
who are not in the secret wondering what it
is going to be like, while those who are in the
secret Will not tell In the past this circle has had
the reputation of being the banner one for enter
tainments, and it is ed that This party will
helm maintain that renntation.
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Daughters of Liberty.

California Council y O. !, Daughters of Liberty
gave very entertaining party in Pythian Castle
last Wednesday night.
Oakland Council No. has appointed a commit
lee 10 make arrangements for an entertainment
on the 3Oth inst. This council has changed it's
meeting night from Friday 10 Thursday and II is
gaining rapidly in membership
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Woodmen of the wnrla

Last Monday evening State Deputy de Roco pre-
sided at preliminary meeting held In franklin
Hail to establish new camp in the Western Ad-
dition. There was a large and encouraging attend
ance, ana temporary officers were chosen. The
work VIII be completed at . future meeting. To
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Ladies of the Grand Ar,,v

Last Monday evening the members OF Seven
Pines Circle, Ladies of the Grand ARMY of tho
Republic, had a house-warming in their new hall
Native Sons building. There was a large atten-
dance and the event was very enjoyable one.
ms circle VIII hold picnic at Shell Mound Park
on the 23d of May. Mrs. NJ A. Suttinrham he y
been appointed secretary vice Mrs Halper re-
signed. f' -
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Progressive Endowment Guild

Last Wednesday evening San Francisco Chapter
NO. 32S met in A. .. +. Hall and initiated two
candidates. The chapter has seventeen applica-
lions, which have been referred to the medical ex
smlner. Arrangements are being made for a high
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Judge from the list of candidates, upon which are
the names of many prominent business men who
live In that section of the City, is safe to say that
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Knights of the Golden Eagle.

Assessments 123 and l24 have been levied and
will be delinquent May /.
Pacific Castle No. 10 gave a dance In the AL
cazar building on last Saturday evening and all
VINO attended had very enjoyable time. There
music. ' eON
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SHIPPING INTELLlGGNC
Arrived

Arrived.
SUNDAY. April IL.
Stmr Weeott, Whitney, 20 hours from Eel
River; pass and mdse, to Russ Sanders d Co.
Stmr Cleone, Miller 34 hours from Crescent
direct. u
:, Stmr Whtesboro, johnson, Ia hours from
Whtesboro; ties, to l. K White Lumber Co
Stmr Gipsy, Leland "a hours from Moss Land
Co. - AAi'' "
stmr Sunol Dettmers, IL hours from Cosmopo-
rs rs pass and mdse, to Grays Harbor Commercial
Stmr San Benfto, Smith, 8b hours from Tacoma.
4oOu tons coal. to S Co. Oakland direct
otmr Bonita, Downing, IA hours from New
Il Co. " ' Nils
., stnr Scotia, johnson, 80 hours from Trinidad;
o!oi M sninRies, to X Hanify.
Stinr City OF Everett, Bucknanl, 80 hours from
Sons. ~ 'eiu
Schr Moro Jorgenson, 20 hours from Albion;
lumber, to Alameda Lumber Co.
schr Nettie Low, Low. 6 hours from Point
bauer & Co. ' " - wv
Schr Marion, Generaux, days from Grays
ber Co. "
Schr Five Brothers, Rasmussen, l2 hours from
T'saesueps Boy; wood, to James Johnsoa.
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Native sons of the Golden West.

Grand Trustee Garrett visited Broderick Parlor
a. Point Arena last week. He visited Central
Parlor Saturday
The Curly Bears met in the cave Of Alcazar
Par.or last Wednesday and converted five cubs
into full-fedged brutes.
The annual election of the board OF relief was
held Friday nieht and the old officers were re-
elected. II. :. Milzner, presidents 4. Rahwyler,
yicn-president: Henry Lunstedt, secretary: and J.
J. Dunn, treasurer.
Piedmont Parior celebrated its seventh annve
sary by a dance last Wednesday,
There VIII be a contest between this City, San
Jose, WatSonViIle and other cities yet to b heard
from for the mex. grand parlor; but Stockton is
regarded as the place for holding the next Admis-
sion Day celebration.
Golden Gate ParlOr gave high links in the new
hal lon Tuesday evening, and it occas on
that will be remembered with pleasure by all who
participated
California ParIor No. has elected the following
named as delegates TO the Grand Parlor that s 10
convene IN san Luis Obispo on the 27th OF this
month: Dr. John r Morse, W. W. shannon, W.
j. shea. james P Dockery, Harry Lachman and
Leon Dennerv.
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NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD

Vta Sausalito Ferry)
From San Francisco, Commencing March 90 laae
WEEKDAYS.
For MIL Vailey and San Rafael = 1900, .s:Oo
~9;io lo:lo, II: :45. A. M; *l:45 $40 IN
5:15. *o 100. o:35 p NJ ''-o' 4'io'
Extra trips Tor San Rafael on Mondays Wednss-
days and Saturdays at Il 80 p M ''NN
SUNDAYS.
ror u tii NH al'ey and San RafaeI-*S 100. SO 100
30 ~ ~ % o. a; NJ %%I2 81. go 50 l5 *4:Cn
9;oo o:4o, e'5o p M. Extra trip to Sausalito ar
iIalns p n mn, marSed run to San Quentin. s*la,so
r M ooes not run TO Mill Valley 'oS
THROUGH TRAINS.
40 40 p. NJ weekdays-C Cazadero and yvav.t.,,o,.
@ .0O :, n SSun9ays-Cazadero and way stations
WV A. n Sundays-Point Reyes ana way ststiou>
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Jr. Order United American Mechanics.

state Councillor Henry C. Schaertzer will leave
on the 18th for the sonh, starting day earlier
than he anticipated. He viii visit Modesto Mer-
ced and Fresno Tor the purpose of organzin NJ coun
ellis in those places. On the 18th he will be in
Tuiare, on the 20th he will visit Union Council in
Los Angeles on the 2lst he will visit Pasadena on
t the 22d he viii take in Riverside, the 23d he
will be at san Diego, the oath he Will call on
John c. Fremont Council, and on the 25th will
return 10 Los Angeles. On the 27th he will visit
Monroe Council at Alameda and there he will be
greeted by nearly all the state officers by Cali
fornia Coinmandery No. ard welcomed back.
The committee on supplies met Saturday and
IN accordance with Instructions from the State
board Of officers the committee decided upon Ger
tain supplies in the line printing the coun-
ellis vii have to secure from the proper authorities
George A. Custer Council OF Oakland will to-
morrow night give an entertainment in Fraternal
Hall for The purpose OF raising funds for the
Orphans Home al Iiffin, Ohio
starr King Council has appointed a committee
10 meet other committees from other councils in
this City for the purpose Of arranging an enter
tainment for the benefit of the Orphans Home
One cottage has already been erected on the site
recently secured.
State Nice-COuncilor Griffiths of Newcastle
Placer County, was in this City several days last
week He reports that he will shortly organize
three councils in his county.
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three hundred sets shall be delivered TO the
supreme secretary by the 1st of May.
AS the committee to whom the matter was re-
ferred proposes fully test the new ritual before u
is issued to fraternity there is certainty as to
the time when it will be issued.
The semannual reports received by Grand
Secretary Bremen show that there has been during
the year a gain OF fifty-three courts and 1871
mem bers. The reports finance show an i'll
crease in tke surplus fund of $7S,924 Il over and
above that of the year previous.
Last Thursday evening Court Sutro Heights
received fraternal visit from the members OF
Court Palo Alto The visit followed by ad-
dresses under good OF the order songs, recitatons
and stories by mem bers of both courts.
LoreIey Circle, Companions OF the Forest, VIII
give hot tamale party in Alcazar Social Han on
18th inst,
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The independent Foresters.

On the evening of the 29th inst. Court Diana will
have public meeting and entertainment, on which
occasion High Chief Ranger McElfresh will deliver
an address the principles of the order. This
court is making wonderful record, one OF which
it may well feel proud It's regular meetings always
well attended, its social gatherings and the system
attic efforts OF the officers 10 draw attention to it,
has resulted in awakening unusual interest. A
feature of the recent meetings OF this court is
limitations each OF them.
The widow of the late County Clerk, f. C. Brad
ley of santa Barbara County was few days since.
paid $4,000. the amount of the beneficiary
ticate that had been made ont in her favor This
WAS done twenty-five days after the death. Mr..
Bradley had been Il member of Santa Barbara
Court but one year. Despite the croakingS OF
individuals opposed fraternal Insurance. this is
proof that the independent Foresters pay, and pay
quickly.
Last Wednesday evening the high chief ranger
was in Rocklin, Placer County. and while there
visited Court Faber, which held open meeting.
Prior thereto there was business meeting OF the
court, at which thrty-one names were proposed
for membership After adjournment the members
met in the Congregational Church and opened the
doors TO a ] corners. G. A. McElfresh, the high
chief ranger, delivered very interesting address,
which impressed the hearers, and after a few
marks by other members of the order there was
an invita- tion TO participate in banquet given in
Masonic II all.
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FL Pajaro Parior OF Watsonvie gave a Ieap-year
party in the opera house last Friday.
Neritas Parlor has made arrangements for a
hrs-class entertainment on Wednesday next.
a new parlor will soon be organized at San
Miguel san Luis Obispo county.
Amapoa ParlOr OF Sutter Creek gave a very
pleasant entertainment last month, the evening
being devoted TO Bryant The programme included
"Death or the Flowers by Sarah Turner; "Thana-
tOpsis'' Anna Nixon: THE Life OF Bryant, "
Laura Fakes. and waiting" by Margaret Payne.
The members OF Golden State Parlor will give a
leap-year party in the banquet hall of the Native
Sons on next Wednesday evening The entertain
ment will be in aid of the flag fund OF the parlor
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A for Morning. 2 for Afternoon.
Sundays excepted Saturdays only.
Sundays only. TTuesday5 only
II Monday. Thursday and Saturday nights only.
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CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From SAN FRaNCISC0-FOOt Of Market Street (Slp 81
+7:l6 900 11:00AM tla9 400 t3:eo
'i:oo 1900 *s:coP.M.
From 0AELAED-FOot of Broadway 600 500
10o0A.M. 1890 100 ts;oo 800 ti;oo
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Atlantic
AND
Pacific

Trains leave from and arrive 4
at Market-Street Ferry. 4
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Flood-imp. Queen Bess
Imp. Mariner-Marin
Imp. Keene-Gray Sail
Luke Blackburn Enfilade
Imp. Observation-Disclosures
Freeman-Annie l.
Longfellow-Miss Howard
Major Ban-Decoy Duck
Hindoo-imp. Calplurnia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-05
Abyssinian Stamps.
dali Mali Gazette.N

Stamp gatherers will be pleased to hear
that new ones have been issued, which
can be added to their collections. This
time they come from Abyssinia. There
are seven series, and they are about the
size of Italian ones The first four series
have on them the head Of the Negus in
profile, and crowned and the other three
bear a lion very much like the st. Mark $
one of Venice. except that instead OF
wings there rises from 1t flag with a
cross. The first series, which are green,
have a value Of a quarter of guerche,
that is about three farthings; the second,
red. cost about one-haf guerehe. or three
halfpence: the third. bright blue, one
guerche. threepence; the fourth, brown.
two guerche, sixpence. These, with the
head OF the Negus. have written In Am
haric, "Menellk H." The other three Sc
ries with the lion are the first, dark vio-
let in color. and cost four guerche. about
one shilling; the second. light violet, eight
guerche, almost two shillings, and the
third. black. sixteen guerche, not quite
four shillings.
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THE VEIL REMOVED.
The Hasalc 10 Memory Of General an
dsrsoa Exposed 10 View.
1Bn RnoroRs TENDER EuLooi.
DIR. Carmichael Departs from His
Custom and Pays n Beautiful Tri-
butte 20 the Christian Gentleman
rtsutifaf work of Art.

The magnificent mosaic OF the famous
fresco. by Leonardo da vinci. OF "The
Last Supper Of Our Lord" which was
placed in SO. Paul's church BY MIS-
Joseph r. Anderson. in loving memory OF
her husband. was unveiled at the close
of the Lenten service yesterday IN inc
presence Of a very large congregation
composed chiefly of relatives and intimate
friends Of that distinguished CHRISTIAN
gentleman.
The unveiling was characterized by 'ne
greatest simplicity. and was entirely &C.
void Of ceremony or ostentation. Wnen
the usual service had been concluded Rev.
DIR. Carmichael advanced TO the readihs
desk and made a feeling address. In which
he paid a beautiful tribute to the de-
ceased officer OF the church, whose faith-
fulness and devotion to It's interests IL
commemorated by the beautiful memorial
erected by his wife.
After calling attention TO the fact tha'
YESTERDAY was the via media-the PAIN
between the sorrows Of Good-Friday ana
The ioys of Easter, he dwelt upon u le
teachings OF the Apostles Greed, that the
soir4t of Christ did not remain III the
sepuichre but went unto the place Oh ue-
parted spirits 80.
with much feeling manifested IN ms
tone. DIR. Carmichael then said; i am