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THE BIBLE AT HOME.
DR.. Spalding Urges Parents to Teach
1t to Thor Children.

DR.. Spalding Urges Parents to Teac h
It to Their Children.
At st. Johns Episcopal Church yester-
day morning, Rev. DR.. Spalding preached
from the text Romans. 1874: "Whatso-
ever things were written aforetime were
written for our learning, that we. through
patience and comfort of the Scriptures
might have hope"
the speaker directed attention to the
frequency with which Christ in his teach.
ings referred to the Scriptures and OBJ
served in this connection that we of the
Christian era had reason 10 thank God for
the New as we'll as the Old Testament,
which latter was all the world possessed
at one time. He spoke of the Bible as a
study in the history OF antiquity. in polit-
ical economy, in poetry, philology and
history.
These things, however, were not what it
really aimed to teach US. Rather was
it so written" said the speaker, ito teach
us of the hope of a better land, where
there shall be no more Misunderstanding
no more sorrow, pain or sickness and of
the masters outstretched hands. 1t tells
of just God. who often tries us, but for
our own good. II teaches us faith through
the story of Abrahams lie and many
other lessons from the characters pictured
in it." DR.. Spading urged his hearers
to read and study it more and ccunseled
parents to familiarze their children with
its literary excellence and its unique code
of ethics.
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AncIent Order OF Foresters.

Information has been received in this City of
the death. Oh the 9th Of last tn. at Norwich.
England, OF 7. Ballen Steal, the permanent secre-
tsry of the High Court o. the Worli. His cath
resulted from b!ood-poisoning following an ampa-
tation of one of his limbs. He lad been m en-
Der of the Fore sters for thirty-eght years, and
chosen to the Off he held at the time Of lis
death in 1882. He was regard ed by all as most
conservative man, and one whose iud gment lad
much weight in shaping the course of The order
Thegood OF the order committee met lat week
to discuss matters of importance 10 the member,
Of this iurisd c ion. One of thes. was tn. organ
izing of courts at great ex pense to the order
without any corresponding zen efiis, because some
OF the courts Organized have ont OF exist
or have become dormant shortly after being or
ganiZed, and of no benefit to The order The ten
ton of the executive committee called % the
matter, with the result that the state organizers
have been called in. The matter is to be further
inquired into by the execu i've com mlttee
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Junior Order American mechanics.

The or en- meeting OF John A. Logan Council in
I. o. o. +. HAL in East Oakland last Friday was
attended by very large mum Der OF people and a
very enjoya lie time was had. The meeting was
in celebra ion OF the first anniversary of the
Gil A good progIsmme offered and there
were present number of grand officers who &C
companied State Councillor Schaerzer.
The ~tate councillor will make vistations fol-
lows: James Monroe Council at Alameda, De-
cember ] A: Gateway Council at Newcastle, 18th;
Capitol Council at acramento, 10Th; Nathan ale
Council at burn. III rs and Constitution Council
at Stockt on the 9Th.
General George A. Custer Council has prepared
q tine programme to present at its anniversary
celebration In Fraternal Hall, Oakland tomorrow
night.
Councillor Knox of Constitution Council OF Stock
ton visited Alexander Hamilton Council last
Thursday He reports his council in good condi-
tion
The State Councils committee on appeals has
dfsapproved of the verdict of San Diego Council
against hessman and recommended the member
restored to coed standing The board of officers
has approved the committees findings and d.
rected The council 10 comply with the recon-
menda ion.
Favorable progress is being ade in the organ-
zation of council at San Jose and another at
Dixon, Solano County
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Excelsior Lodge F. & A NJ. elected the fol-
lowing named officers Wednesday night:
Hugh J. Owen, w. NJ; Carroll Cook, S. W.; A.
McNair, J. w Aaron Doud, T.; Theodore E.
Smith, secretary. The annual reports OF the
treasurer and secretary show the lodge in a
flourishing condition.
NJ. Goldsmith was elected secretary OF Doric
Lodge last week, wee E. Kronberg, deceased.
This being the banquet season, the craft will
be frequently called this month from labor to
refreshments.
ehorty before retiring from Office Grand
Master Preston gave it as his Masonic opinion
that lodges must not use the funds of the lodge
for the purpose of purchasing jewels for retir-
ing officers, consequently, if the custom Of
presentations is to be continued, incoming
masters and warders will have TO go among
the craft for the necessary amount
The indications are that an effort will be
made TO get new men in the directory of
the Masonic Hall Association at the annual
election.
Tne idea is growing with Masons that 1t is always
better to for good lodge than for "a good
fellow" 20 ill office.
There is considerable discussion at this time as
toy no shall be the next chairman of the board of
relief.
Grand Lecturer W. II. Edwards, having in the
past successfully taught the young idea how to
shoot is trying his hand in the same line on
the newly elected ma, tiers and warders.
The late Rev. w. H Hill, who at the time of his
death recently WIS the dest Episcopal clergy
in san Francisco, was very active I'm Masonic
circles in years long past when Virgins, Laid ey,
Schaefer and A bell were at the helm of the
ancient craft in California
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived
SUNDAY December g.
Stmr State Of California, Green. SO hours from
Portland via Astoria as hours; pass and mdse,
TO Goodall, Perkins & Co.
Stmr Pomona Doran. IL hours from Eureka;
pass and mdse. to Goodall. Perkins & Co.
Stmr Mexico Thomas. ~ hours from Victoria
and Puget Sound; pass and mdse. 10 Goodall,
Perkins d Go.
stmr Noyo Levinson. IA hours nom Fort Bragg;
pass and nidse, to > Kimball.
Br stmr Wellington, Salmond, SO hours from
Departure Bay; 2250 ions coal, TO K Dunsmur IL
stmr Truckee Daniels. 81 hours from Coos
Bay; 46U tons coal, to spreckeis & Bros Co.
Oak. and direc
Br sh . Lismore. FERGUSON, ~ dav from New
castle NSW: 1880 tons COAL TO j Moore d Co.
Br snip Drummuir. with-rs, 96 days from Cape
Town: ballast Balfour. Guthrie & Co.
Bark Harvester. Gruner 22 days from Karluk;
le, SEQ es salmon, to Alaska Improvement Co
Bark Richard III. Conner. days from Comox:
500 tons coal and 100 .cns COKE to Dunsmuir
Park Theobald, Swan. 20 days from Coal Har-
Dor: 500 tons coal. TO North Pacific Mining and
Tran spor tat on Co.
Bktn Skagit. Robertson, IL Gays from Port
Gamble: 60O NJ IT lumber. 10 Pope & Talbot
Mic bxtn sharpshSoter, Kustei. 7S days from
Newcastle, NSW: TAI tons coal. to j j Moore
Schr Arthur ], Krog, l6 hours from Iversens
Landing: wood and pos .. to \ lvsrsen.
Schr North Pend. Winkai days from Willapa
Harhor lumber 10 simpson Lumber Co
Schr Joseph and Henry, Christensen, 10 DAYS
from Coqull.e River; lumber, to Taylor & Co.
Oakland direct.
schr Moro. Jorgensen. DAYS from Alsea
River: 40 Nj IT lumber, to kimball; 34OO ca
salmon, TO Allen & Lewis.
Schr Newark Beck. l6 hours from no wens
landing, l6O NJ # lumber, to Haywood.
Sailed.
SUNDAY, December g.
Br smr EttrickGale. Stewart Sydney,
stmr Scotia. Jonnson.
Stmr Caspar, Anfindsen, Caspar.
Stmr Alcazar, Gunderson.
BARK Nc .Sear. Peterson, Melbourne
Bark crest Queen, Kce, Tacoma.
Bark Carrollton. Jones, Nanaiuo
Bktn hunk, Challes Oh, Eureka, In tow OF
tn Rescue.
Bktn Catherine Sudden Mathieson San Diego.
schr NJ Veatherwax. orenson, Suya-
Schr Barbara II ernster Peterson.
Schr Mayf1ower, Olsen. Siusaw River
Schr Free Trade. Hansen, Ntha,em River.
Telegraphic.
POINT LOBoS Dec. 6.-lU p M-Weather
hazy; wind NV; veoci Is miles
SpOke7.
Per B- ship Drummuir-D 4-35 81 n l3s 81
W. bKtn Mary Winkelman from Eureka for
Sydney.
Domestic PORTS.
COOS BAY-Sailed Dec S-schr Daisy Rowe for
San Francisco.
Arrived Dec S-Stmr Weeott, from Portland.
stmr Homer. hence Dec 4.
FORT BRAGG-SaIied Dec 6-Stmr Albion for
san Francisco
PORT LOS ANGELES-Arrived Dec 6-Nor
stmr Peter Jebsen. from Nanaimo.
SAN PEDRO-Arriyed Dec o-schr q Holmes
fron' Port BlaKeey.
PORT ANGELES-Arrlved Dec 6-Ship Yo-
semitic, hence Nov IL.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

CLEANERS LEAVE BROADWAY 4ASA.
y wharf. San Francisco, follows &xHS8
For Mary Island, LOring, Wrangel. Juneau, Kill
lisnoo and Sitka (Alaska) at A. n, Dec 10. %.
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. c.. Port Town
send. Seattle, Tacoma, Everett. Anacortes and
New w atcom (Beline ham Bay. Wash.( A. n
Dec. 5, TO- 15 20, 20, 80 and every fth day there
after, connecting at Vancouver with the c. P. r
r., at Tacoma with n. p. r. r., at seattle with q.
N. n.y., at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers
For Eureka, Area and Fields Landing (Hum.
boldt Bav), str. Pomona p. NJ, Dc. 8 Z, IL, is,
10. rs. az. 81, and every fourth day thereafter.
For Santa Cruz. Monterey San simeon, Cayucoa
Port Hartford (san Lnis Obispo), Gaviota. Santa
Barbara, Ventura. Hueneme, san Pedro, East San
Pedro (Los Angeles) and Newport at 8 A. n
Dec. !. 3, 8, Is. II p, 26, 20, and every fourth
day thereafter.
For San Diego. stopping only at Port Harrori
(San Luis Obispo), santa Barbara, Fort Los An
rees Redondo clos AnSeles) and Newport IL
Dec.3 z. IL, 49, le, % ~ 81, and every fourth
day thereafter.
For Ensenads, San Jose del Cabo Mazatlan La
Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orizaba 10
A. II. 25th OF each month.
The Company reserves right to change steamers
sailing dates Ticket office-Paace Hotel 4
New Montgomery street.
GOODALL, PERKINS q CO., GenT Agents
AZ Market Erancsco
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ROSEWATER SERMONS.
DR.. Case Thinks That Kind of Discourse
Has No Force.

DR.. Case Thinks That Kind OF Discourse
Has No Force.
AT the Howard street Methodist Church
DR.. W. w. Case preached sermon last
evening upon the subject of Religious
Controversy" in which he emphaticallv
advocated controversy as needful for the
conviction of error and the finding of
truth.
He took for his text, Earnestly Con-
tend for the Faith Once Delivered to the
Saints" and in explaining its bearing
upon controversy said: rs Christ our
model? Then are we weak and unfaith-
full. Christ was controversialist. He
contended against every form of error
and iniquity. His love was wonderful,
and while no one ever showed such pity
for the suffering and sin III, he often used
words of the seyerest condemnation to
those who pronagated error.
Jesus invited discussion, but most
preachers OF to-day AVOID it. Modern
rosewater sermons have no power over the
thought and conscience of the people.
They bear no resem blance TO the preach
ing of Christ and the Apostles. They
Used the truth. however sharp and cutting,
but in the hands of many of the preachers
OF to-day there is no sword, but only
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Young Mems Institute.

Ignatian Council will give it's annual party in
Native sons Hail January ~. II. j. McGinnis is
the chairman of the com mi.tee of arrangements.
1t has been practically decided to celebrate Y.
NJ. !. day on the I'D OF next February by an ex-
celent programme in the Mechanics Pavilion
during the day and entertainment in the same
building IN the evening J. siCDade has been
appointed chairman The finance committee and
}. j. O'Brien chairman of the committee of ar
rangements.
here is proposition to merge the new council
to be formed in The Cathedral parish into Der
mingham Council AMI name the new organization
Cathedral Council SO.
Next Friday +. j. Mura3ky will lecture before
Alameda Council on "Catnolics and Social Life"
The same night the hev. Father Caraher of II
Francis Church of this City will lecture before
Menlo Council "i.ibery's Price Ia Eternal
Vigilance" On the 18th Rev. Father Ferguso
will lecture on the Triumph of Truth" The lee
ture which Was 10 have been delivered on W ednes-
day before Washington Council has been indeti-
nitey postponed.
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Knights of Honor,

At this time the lodges busy electng Off GERS
for the term to commence on the first of next year
1t Is expected tina. number of young men will be
selected to fill many Of the offices.
On Friday, November 81 Captain NJ. v. B. Tay
Tor delivered very enter taiaing address before
the members of Polar Star Lodge. Grand Trustee
Lemont, Grand Guide Learned aud Past Dictator
HELEN were among the many present.
Grand Dictator Archibald Grand Reporter ohm
stone and supreme Representative Grove were
present at a meeting of Yerba Buena Lodge last
Monday when an initiation took plaza and one APP
plication received.
Last Tuesday the grand dictator Initiated four
candidates for the lodge at Healdsburg This
lodge, which has manv enthusiastic members, will
initiate eight mOrs At its next session.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

A branch OF the United States Hydrographic
once located in the Merchant Exchange Is
maintained In San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners without regard to nationality and free Of
EXPENSE
Navgators cordially Invited TO visit the
office. where complete sets OF charts and sailing
dlrec ions OF the world are kept hant for com.
parison aad reference, and the late inform Ition
can WAYS be obtained regarding lights, dangers
commerce.
The time ball on top OF the building on Tele-
graph Hill IS hoisted about ten minutes before
teiesrapbic signal received each dav from the
United states Naval OBJ ,erva.ory ~ Mare Island
Cal.
notice stating whether the time ball was
dropped on time, or giving the error. II any. Is
published the same day by the afternoon papers
and by the morning papers the following dav.
W. y HUGHES,
Lieutenant q. y N. In cn4rge
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Daughters of st. George.

The following named officers Of Britannia Lodge
were installed with due ceremony last Thursday
night: Mrs. e. Trewin d. D.; Mrs j. Staples
p. p; Miss A. Wits, p; MISS Eta Meadows "
p; Mrs. H. WilliaIns,iF =, eighth term); Mrs.
F. Whittam, T. ourth term): Mrs. q. Muhlner,
r. s. (ffth term); 4hr r. Hewitt, chaplain (fourth
liams $. c.; Mrs. HInchcliff I. G.; Mrs. NJ. A.
CorIer o. q. Past President Mrs E. Wits &C: Ell
as grand conduc, or.
he cap year party of the lodge given under
the management of the young ladies OF the order
on last "Wednesday was a most enjoyable affair,
The leap year social rules strictly enforced
AMI the young ladies were kept busy finding part
ners for the gent enen. A short and interesting
program me was presented during the evening O
the large humble prs
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AT the annual meeting of the initlatory team,
held in the hall of sunset Council, the following
named officers were elected for the ensuing Term
Emma Packer p. c.; F. A. Taylor, c.; Mrs NJ
Nc Lane, V. c.: A, Mcpherson, s.; L Delatore, T. |;
Clara Nc Donald, p. Mrs. q. r. Sam. NJ; Mrs Z.
Trewin. g.: Mrs. NJ j. Bsccns, W.: Carrie Brown,
organist; NJ. Boehm, instruc tor. and Miss NJ. Un-
derwood, captain of the color bearers
The new initiatory team being organized in Oak
land will be ready for WORK during the early part
of next month
Garden City Lodre of San Jose will initiate nine
candida tes the 18th inst.
On last Friday Pacific Council had three appli-
cations file sunset Council one, Teutonia thr ee,
6ermauia one and Social eight
Grand Counci.or Boehm visited Teutona, Ger
mania and Social onucils last week.
Grand Recorder Walls will institute new
council in Los Angeles tomorrow
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GRAND HOTEL.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
~ station indicate maximum Temperature for the
Gays; those underneath It, II any, the amount Of
rainfall of melted snow in inches and hundredths,
curing the past twelve hours 1sobars or solid
.hnr, connect poin OF equal air pressure $50
word high" means high larometric pressure and
is usually accom- panied by fair weather: Glow"
refers TO low pressure. and is Usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains
Lows" ally first appear the Washington
coast. When the pressure is high in the interior
and low along the coast, and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast rain is probable;
but when the slow'' is inclosed with isobars OF
marked curvature. rain south of Oregon is inprob-
able With .high" in the vicinity of Idaho, and
the pressure falling to the California coast warmer
weather may be expected IN summer and colder
weather In winter. The reverse Of these conditions
VIII produce an opposite result
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Young ladies, Institute.

A week ago Sunday reception was rendered to
Miss Mary /. Wynne 2. G. r., who had been i'll
for ONE time, but is now iescsht. This as
at headqIar;ers, corner of Tenth ami MarKe
streets, AMI on that occasion the guett of the
evening y prese nj ed by Grand Pre- sident Sophie
A. Grote with handsome diamoad emblematic
pin, suitably insc rbed as a token of esteem from
the various branches.
Elections order at this time and in st al a.
tons will follow next month.
The Rev. Father Yorke will deliver a lecture
next Thursday on Figs ana Tn stiles, or Preach
ers in the Pa1ihc." Tickets may be procur- d at
headquarters.
The headquarters being tastefulIy deco
rated with pictures and many silk merican flags
under the irectio or Miss Josephine Moloy. the
grand secretary, VINO displays mucn taste in dec
ora yAa art
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knights of the Maccabees.

AT an interesting meeting of Modin Tent, held
in its headquarters in Franklin Hall last
Thursday there were present large number OF
visiting Sir Knights. Two candidates were I'M
tiated, individuals placed in nomination for
Office and arrangements were made with represen-
tatives of Modln Hive for entertainment TO be
given in the near future. The degree team Is ex-
pecting lis paraphernalia to enable 1t exem-
pity the work in the short form without the
ritual.
Last TIeiday evening Mission Tent elected Its
officers for the ensuing term an initiated Nv can
diiates There was large attendance ana the
members are enthusiastic at the rapid growth of
the tent.
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NoTE-ln the above exposition OF the tides tn,
early morning tides are given in the left hand
column, and the successive tides OF the day in the
order OF occurrence IS TO time The second time
column gives the second tide OF the day, the third
time column the third tide, ana the last or RICH,
hand column gives the last tide OF the day, except
when there are but three tides, as sometimes
Sccurs The heights given additions to the
soundings on the United States Coast Survey
charts. except when a minus sign 81 precedes the
heigh, and then the number given Ii subtractivs
from the depth given by the charts
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The National Union.

California Council elected the following officers
at its meeting last Wednesday: F. II. Hastings
P; DR.. G. Derchmiiler, " p: G. II. Van Orden
speaker; Charles ]. King, secre ary; T. schu-
macher +. S.; H. IL. 1ickner. T. II. A. Graves,
c.; ]. X. NJ CO ufEch, u; o. Z. Keil :. at A: M.
w. Dunbar, D.: W. II. Suydam, J. p. Meehan
AID X. Il. schwartze, trustees. These will be in
stalled January 6.
The members OF the cabinet held a meeting on
Wednesday night To discuss the advisabi itv to
con inue the cabinet suos Itute some tn ing for
il. 10 conclusio.. reached, but another meet :
ing for further discus ion set for January 20.
At the c,use IF the meeting the members and
frie nds partIok OF o collation..
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Ladies of the Grand ARMY,

During the last session OF Seven Pines Circle
ladies' of the G. A. r.. it received a call from De-
partm Inspector Mrs. ierce, who paid q high
compliment TO President Mrs. Pa ulnr Willis for
the hign executive bility she has displayed dur
ing her term.
/ he monthly social of the circle was postp oned
account OF deaths
1t Is expected that tonight there will be a large
atten dance at the circle meeting, officers viii be
ele CITE Tor III ensujIg year delegates TO the
convention to be held at Salinas ext March will
be ele cted.
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Companion. OF the Forest.

Past Supreme Grand Chief Companion Mrs.
Minnie Asher has been confined to her home by
serious illness
Ida Morganson of-Sequo Circle In the City
last week. and returned to her home In Eureka
Hum DIT County, TO day.
Next Friday the grand officers will pay an Of
fciai visit TO Estrella Gre e, san Rafael on the
18th TO America Giro e, on the PoLrero and Oh the
21sJ to Valley Circle in st ckton.
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Forcsters of America.

Next Saturday night Court Fl Dorado will give
a grand ball in Union-square Hall il celebration OF
its eighth anniversary.
The Thanksgiving ball given last week by curt
Oakdaie as grt at success IN every sense and it
will result an increase OF the membership of
the court. DR.. ]. Goodwin Thompson, the courts
deputy, was the chairman OF the committee of ar
rangements and the completeness of the affair
shows that the chairman and the committee were
up 10 the r, qulre ments Of the occasion.
Grand Sub-Chef Ranger saunders announces
the fJiloSiug visits for January: January II,
Court Justice, san trancisco; 18th. Cour. Har-
monte, Oakland; b, Court she'll NJ und. Gold en-
Gate: 18th, Court Zenith, san Francis o: l9 h.
Court Co!u bia, san Francisco; 20Uh court San
Leandro: 18th, court Capitol of California Sscra-
mento; Court Garfield, Nevada City: 9th, % h.
Court Pride Of Grass Valley: 18th, Court Conn
dence Placerville; 20th, court Elk Grove; January
30 Court Concordia Sacramento.
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Sons of Xeterans

Last Thursday evening Fair Oaks Camp No. Is
elected the following officers for the ensuing year:
Frank r. II andley, captain: T. F. Curran, first
neutanaDt: a. NJ. Ashe nfeter, second lieutenant:
Capt ain c. S. Howard and Past Captains w E.
Lawrence and A. NJ Ashenfelter, members of the
camp council: r. r. Currsn, delegate TO the divl-
sion encampment and w. a. Bush alternate
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The Order B,ne Birth.

The lodges of the jurisdiction watching with
some anxiety the result of the session Of the Dis
trict Grand Lodge, TO be held In Stockton during
the latter part of next January 1t will have to
pass the proposed endowment pan. The con-
ference committee of the local lodges that pre-
pared p an 10 be submitted 10 the grand lodge
will hold IN Getting mex thursday night
= Hope Lodge of >. ocktUn is mak ing ARRANGEMENTS
receive and entertain the delegates to the Grand
Lodge.
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Order of Pendn.

Tonight Golden Gate Council will nominate Of
fcers for the lsuins year.
Agenlina Council initiated three candidates last
tuesday, and WI initiate four more to- morrow
night
A new council with a charter list of twenty-five
was instituted in Portsmouth Va, on November %.
$3.50. DIEGO ports Two members on the
sick list.