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Ancient Order United workmen.

Grand Master Winter was on a vacation for two
weeks and spent his time in Capitola.
The hall of Excelsior Lodge was too small last
Wednesday night to admit all who wanted to hear
Grand Recorder Hirshberg deliver his interesting
address on the new plan of asses sments. Instruc-
tive remarks were also made by Past Master
Work men c. H. Dunton, Walter Malloy and
others The grand recorder will address lodges on
the assessment plan folIows Unity Lodge to-
morrow night in Cdd Fellows building, Hay
wards Lodge on the 18th, Hearts of Oak Lodge of
Alameda on the 18th and Valley Lodge in this
City on the 26th.
Commander wadhams of the Monterey will
lecture on sour New Navy before Golden Gate
Lodge on the Goth inst.
Magnolia Lodge will confer the workman degree
with paraphernalia and screen work this evening
in Red Mems II all. Depu John Shira will de-
liver the iecture and Deputy Grand Master w Work-
man Frank S. Poland will perform the ritualstic
work.
Yerba Buena Lodge reports mum ber of applica-
tions for membership
The district meeting 10 be held in the Chester
street church tomorrow evenn promises be g
grand affair Addresses will be delivered by the
grand master workm an and by Past Grand Master
Workman W. II. Barnes
In the death OF Past Master Workm an W. 81.
Winnie OF Pacific Lodge and Past Master Work
man Baron 81. McComb of Occid Lodge The
order in Oakland has met serious loss, as both
were enthusiastic worS ers.
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Companions of the Forest. A. Q. F.

Loyal Circle of the Companions OF the Forest,
branch Of the Ancient Order of Foresters' Friendly
Society, will give Its first social dance in Fores ers
Hall on next Wednesday evening. This circle will
initiate seven new members at its meeting this
evening.
Washington Circle has three candidates for initi-
alton tomorrow night.
California Circle reports that it is doing well
and initiating at every meeting.
Olympia Circle is holding pleasant and enter
tanning meetings. and expects 10 initiate four cam
didates at its next meeting.
Justlce Circle will shortly give social dance.
This circle is composed of earnest workers
Mazzini Circle will give social dance in Wash
tngton Square H ali this evening
1vanhoe Circle will give its fourth anniversary
ball in U Mon Square Hall on the evening of the
9th of the curren. month
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woodmen of the world.

Assessment No "a, the sixth in eight months
was levied on the 1st inst, delinquent September l.
The recently elected officers of Redwood Camp
No. 81 installed the 23d ult., by Past Con-
sui Wharf. The consul com mander for the term
is II. G. Smith and w. J. Miller is A. L.
Redwood Camp has increased its membership
30 per cent during the last term and 1t has inita
tons at nearly every meeting. committee is
making arrangements for yachting excursion on
the bay in the near future. This camp feels proud
of It's record, numerically and financially.
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NoTE-In the above exposition OF the tides the
early morning tides given in the left hand
column, and the successive tides of the day In the
order OF occurrence as to time. The second time
column gives the second tide of the day, the third
time column the third tide, and the last or right
hand column gives the last tide of the day except
when there are but three tides, sometimes
occurs The heights given additions to the
soundings on the United States Coast Survey
charts, xcept when minus sign q precedes the
height and then the number given is subtractivs
from the depth given by the charts.
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FRATERNAL BONDS

NJ. Mcguire, Miss G. Peterson, Miss M. Tietjen
and Miss Lille Uhlig; the tishpond was in charge
of Miss f. Meyer; the icecream booth was in
Sebe: the museum, with its many wonderful
curos that were as remarkable as they were odd,
was in charge of Mrs. N. Lester and Mrs. b.
Bruce, with Richard Won Staden, who acted as
spieler: the flower and lemonade booth, rather
queer com oination of sweet and sour, was in
charge of the winsome and vivacious Miss Johanna
Meyer. The floor committee was composed of
Miss A. Mayberry (fioor manager1, Miss L. Fahr-
enburg. Miss ]. Meyer, Mrs. Fay and Miss Louisa
Konrad, assisted by Messrs. e. Gill. III. Meyer,
W. Meyer and John Won Staden Among the
prominent visitors were Past President Miss
Mariana Bertola, Grand Treasurer Mrs Inge P.
Faure, Grand Secretary Mrs. George G. Ryan,
Mrs Louise Morris, p P. G.; MIS- d. Danlles,
district deputy at-arge, and Mrs. s. SHREDDER, dis
trict deputy.
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FINANCIAL.
CHICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS
AND new YORK STOCKS.
WHEELOCk 6 co.

q Leidesdorf ST., Tel Main 1884
BRANCH OFFICE
S2S Market St, Palace Hotel. Tel Main $3.50
j. s. PURDY, Manager.
Orders instantly executed on latest market QUO
tations Reference 1st National Bank, S. f.
SA4CAGo. PRIVATE WIRE &EW YQRK
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Jr. Order United American Mechanics.


Alexander Hamilton Council will give smoker
toits friends on the evening of the 27th inst In
Shiels' Hall.
During the first week in September Abraham
Council will give an increase meeting at which 1t
is expected to increase the membership in as great
a number as on the occasion of the previous meet
ing of this character, when the number added to
the roll was 100.
George A. Custer Council was surprised last
week by an invitation from the ladies OF Council
No. 8, Daughters of Liberty, who treated all the
members to a banquet specially prepared for
them
A preliminary meeting was held last week of
those persons who have agreed to become mem
bers of the second division of the California Com
mandery, U. o. NJ. No. Z. ID. s. Stanley presided
and addresses were made by Deputy. Commander
Van der Marx and Others
State Secretary G. K. Terry will leave during the
fore part of this week for Stockton where he Will
organize new council
4 charter has been issued for new council OF
the Daughters of Liberty to be organized at Sacra-
mento.
James Monroe Council has installed the follow
ing officers: Councillor, L. de Brish; vice-coun-
ciIor, ID. X. Farris: recording secretary ID. L.
Zim m erman: assistant recording secretary, W.
f. McNicholl; financial secretary, G. "A. Montell;
treasurer, c. 81. Jones; warden, E. f Colson; con-
ductor, F. w. Thompson: inside sent mel, e.
Ames; outside sentinel, II. w. Thomas; chaplain,
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Young ladies, Institute

The committee has com pleted all arrangements
for the entertainment to be given next Wednesday
IN Native Sons Hall by the members of Branch
No. z.
Last Friday Branch No was visited by Deputy
Miss Lizzie Terry, who delivered an interesting
address.
Last Wednesday evening the officers of Branch
No 16 were installed by the Grand President,
Sophie A, GrOte.
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FOR SAkJOsE, LOS GAfOS & SANTA cRIIY

STEAMER ALvIso LEAVES PIEta DAILY
z. n Saturdays excepted). Freight and Pas.
sos ssenser. Fare between San Fxancisco and Alviso
Xsi ot. 70 n,s san Joss 7bc clsy 81, Plsx ! 20 W.
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OCEAN TRAVEL
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

STEAMERS WILL SAIL FROM TIA.
- broadway wharf, San Francisco, as &zzzzS5
follows:
For Mary Island, Loring, Wrangel. Juneau. Kill
lfsnoo and Sitka (Alaska), A. NJ, Sept. IL, 26.
For Victoria and Vancouver (B C.), Port Town.
send, Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes and
New w atcom (Beliineham Bay, wash), g A. n.
Aug 2, z, IL II, % "a, and every fifth day there
after, connecting at Vancouver with the G. P. K
r., at Tacoma wi h n. p R. r., at Seattle with G.
N. Ry., at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers.
For leureka, Arca,a and Fields Landing (Hum-
boldt Bay str. Pomona Z. NJ, Aug. ], 8. 9, Is,
II, II, 20 29. and every fourth day thereafter
For santa Cruz. Monterey, San Simeon, Cayucos
Port Hartford (San Luis Obispo) Gavota, Santa
Barbara, Ventura Hueneme san Pedro, East San
Pedro lIIos Angeles1 and Newport, at A. N. Au-
gust g. T. II, s. l9, %, 81 81 and every fourth
day thereafter.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Har1ord
(San Luis Obispo), santa Barbara, Port Los An
gees, Redondo Clos Angeles) and Newport, IL
A. NJ August 1. 5, 8, 49, II, 81, 25 30 and every
fourth day thereafter.
For Ensenada, San Jose del Cabo. azatlan, La
Paz and Guaymas (Mexico). steamer Orizaba 10
A. NJ August II, and 25th of each month there
after.
Ticket Office. Palace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery
street.
GOoDALL, PERKINS & CO., GenI Agents.
10 Market ST., San Francisco
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knights of Honor.

Last Mond ay night yerba Buena Lodge gave
social. at which there were present large num-
ber Of ladies. During the evening George g. Gil
lespie last dictator of the lodge, was presented
with very handsome bookcase
Polar Star Lodge initiated number OF candi-
dates last Friday.
Grand d ctator Archibald and Grand Reporter
Curry paid a visit to the lodge in Vallejo last
Wednesday night
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Y HOTEL

The lion and the tiger, and indeed most
of the carnivora, do not grind their food.
They use their jaws only up and down,
the molars acting like chopping- or
rather scissors.
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DOCTOR SWEANY

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you are suffering from serious disease OF
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THE POOR of this city who call at his
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are welcome to his professional services
free.
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CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From SAN fRAEgIS00-Foot Of Market Street (Slip S)-
*7I5 800 HOGAN. tl:oo 1900 t3:H
400 t5oo +6:ooP.M.
From 0AKLAND-Foot Of Broadway 900 800
sS:o0PM.
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Invitation Accepted.

Columbia Conclave, No. Z, II. or S,
w. A.. has received and accepted an in
vitat!on from Friend shin Conclayc NJ
Z. OF the same order, to attend its twen.
tS-eiSMh anniversary at Centenary NJ
u Church next Sunday night. They
VIII assemble in the hall OF Friend.
SNIP Conclavc. and so with II as on,
Eody a cal cfully prepared programm,
ri sacrea music has been arranged by
Professor Newton FItz. the orfrnn,,st
and Mr.. j. y. Grandy. the leader of the
u:ioir OF the church. to be rendered on
the night in question. 1t will make
the exercises of an exceedingly Interest
fnS character The sermon Will be
preached by Rev. Mr.. Rawlings, and in
Vitations viii be sent TO the other con
claves of this section.
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VERY DARING HOLDUp
Mr.. Kenneth Chapman Relieved Of His
Ogercoat on Holt Street Bridge.
A PISTOL WAS PoKED UNDER HIS NOSE.
The Robbcr CoolIy Demands the outer
Garmcnt and suppIimenfs His De.
mnnd WITH II Convincing Arsu-
nent I'm the Shape OF "a Mig Revolt
vcr-Police After the Thief.

One of the most daring robberies ever
committed in this section occurred
about midway on the bridge connect
Ing Norfolk proper with Biambletor
ward from Holt street 10 Levitt avenue
last night about $50 o'clock The
uiar case lies In the fact that q we'll
known young man was made, to remove
his overcoat and hand 1t over to the rob-
Der and was then sent on his way
shiverlng In sorrow.
The young man is Kenneth Chapman
employed by Ames & Burk. and living
on Levitt avenue. AS he was OH his
way across the bridge at the time ucu-
toned Il medium built white man con
! frontcd him and placing the rruzzIe
OF n revolver under his nose, command
ed him 10 halt.
Mr.. Chapman halted
Take Off that coat" demanded the
robbcr
The coat came Off, for Mr.. Chapman
had no time to argue. He was ex-
rectcd ut home and wanted to he
there. Resides, the clustering steel bar
rel OF the revolver was much stronger
argument than he could possibly put ur
on such Il cold day.
Now" said the robber. II want you
to go that waS while | 20 this wov
~ he pointed the route to Bramble-
ton to be taken by the VICTIM.
II has been said that MIR. Chapman
was In a hurry to get home. Tt would
nc needless to sey that to those who
lrct Mr.. Chapman on the way. Blu,
mere are many people who did not sec
Mr. chapman shivering across the LONG
, bridge.
ne police were among the latter
NV they know all about It. for Mr.
chapman Mt once reported his eSncri.
r"r" rnl the police will try to catch
the thief of whom they have "a descrip.
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ssW'l'I.,EssA.lsatsss ls !, ss.s,sr.
|: a sl csasi l's."S;y;ss'o.sssy
.'WNshlngton, Inn. 6.

by shington. Jan. 6.
~ 81 a For Virginia: Fair; dccid-
ss yf fiiS n ehiy, warmersg souiherly winus
81 sF{ A. For North & Carolina: Fair;
es + i -T-S;; and warmer; southerly winds
Eaf.sk s. sis The pressure has continued
81 rise In idle ahd Northern Rocky
d, oas:tsin Districts and has faile:,
Hhiorg hout the lake. regions. the central
ESnlleyss and the South. The area of
hfEh PRESSURE aud its accompanying
4 cold wave still fingers on the Northern,
d Is tlantic coast.
d ssfs g turc has risen slowly in
III M, ;eoast districts except Southern New
81 RnEiand and In the Mississippi valley
and the West the tempe rsture is now
SsSnornral - n
S s.; E'eir wea thcr will probably continue
Isspn the const till Tuesday. Increasing
4 ciomdineas. followed by rain or SHOW is
S2indS cated for, the Ohio Valley and
sSlower lake re gions. and laln is indicated
& for the lower Mississippi Valley.
sS.S Fair and colder weather is indicated
Ssfor the upper Mississippi md Mis-
4ssonrt Valleys fE
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Corporation Court

This court began its January term
YESTERDAY with the fnllowirg Erarsl
jury: Wt,Mnm F.. Taylor uorema NJ
7. r. Briggs, F. s. Taylor. j. w
Crews. c. Rro1ks Johnston. and r. ]
Nlfriend. The Jrdoe delivered his usn-
al charge, explaining the du.les i,r
grand jurors. after which the jury
retired t. THAR room.
~ 2:"n o'rlnct In tho afternoon. the
grand jury ma1e the following report /.
True Rills-R'rNard Williams, Joeerh
Chapman. Arthur Scott. and John
BOYD. hnr"eihreakirG
John Riddick. seduction.
Sidney Parker gard larceny.
Frank G"c'e. and Della Stovou fe,o-
TiCrs cutting
Frank More. felonious manning.
Arthur Scott. petit larceny.
alexander Baxter. alias Thornton,
houseburni9. >
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ADJUSTMENTS

THE UPS AND DOWNS OF LIFE"
This comedy drama will be presented
ut the Academy of Music tonight by
Oliver Byron, supported by the talent
el artistic Kate Byron, snd their com
pany of comedians. The Cinc;nnati En-
qulrGr says: ''rhc Ups and Downs CT
Life" was presented ut Havlin's Sunday
by Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Byron. Ii Is In
pretty story OF love and the Best play
whiHh these stars produced IN n long
time. TIL comedy hinges on q young
domestic who advcrtiScs for n hus-
band and signs herself 4 Lady of Rank.
She is answered by another mental who
says hr - a Lord. The efforts of these
TWO worthless to make their claim good
affords food for merrimen, and laugh
ter. Then interviewer into this Is n
pretty vein of sentiment making the
performance 4 clever and attractive
comedy. MIR. Byron in the role OF
Vivian l.ansomc acted with oil his
old time vim. Kate Byron as Jane
Judli!ns. the domestic. was simply great
LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN
Dran:at!sts have laid the scenes Of
;tie.r plays in almost every land anI
cline on the face OF the earth, but
Iceland is about az little known TO
the2tre-goerS as any part of the world
IN the Land of the Midnight sun"
which Will be given at the Academy
of Music next Friday night the Arctic
regions and localities are presented In
great scenic splcndor and are pleasing
N account of their unusual character.
The author, Edwin harbour. acknowl-
edges that in constructing his play ne
borrowed some OF the characters and in
cidents from Hal Gains famous story,
The Bondrlan." The story is one OF
love and hate and is of the strongest
melodramGtic type 1t Is stirring
throughout and the sympathetic in
tercst of The audience is held from
curtain TO curtain The sale of seats
Will commences tomorrow morning.
Prices LS usual.
"FABlO ROMANI"-A small audi
encc witnessed the presentation of this
spectacular melo-dra,na at the Academy
last night by Alden Bcnedicts comapny.
Walter Lawrence, in the title rois. ac-
Quilted himself handsomely and was
called before the curtain. The support
was fair. while the scenic display was
very handsome.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-07

The Richmond Dispatch OF Sunday
has this to say about MIR Edgar L..
Justis who has been selected as or
san.st OF Fres:nason Street Baptist
Church:
MIR. Edgar l.. Juetts has been APP
pointed orgunist of Freena son Street
Baptist Church. Norf Tx. This is the
largest church IN the City by the Sea,
and magnificent organ Is being built
in IT, a. 4 cost of $4,000. The congrcga-
tlon think that 1t will he the largest and
finest instrument In the State when
completed. Mr.. Justis is a refined and
cultivated mus iciln. and n remarkably
clever orga MET. Ile has composed sew
eral pieces OF very decided merit. and Is
The author Of a book on Rhythm"
which has been the subject OF flattering
notices In the musical press through
out the country. Grace Street. R!ch-
mord. parts with him with great rcluc-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-07
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The Board of DIRECTORS Take Im,or
tuslt Action

The Board of Directors of the Cham
nsr OF Commerce have received a letter
from parties In hfassa chusetts who are
des!rous OF es establishing at some point
III the South a textile draining scluool
Tor hitting young men to take charge of
eot,oh factories and kindred industries,
ana nave sent a IcTly In which the ad-
Fantoges of Norfolk are s.st forth
letter from Coioncl Frank, com
handant at Fortress Monroe. In re-
Iaru to a bill which has been introduced
III the United States Senate in regard
70 harbca, and river appropriations;
was considered at length, and amend
ments suggested as to this port,
Captain IL. p. LcYall introduced n
resolution calling upon Virgiaia's repre-
&en'atfves and senators to use every
endearor to secure an appropriation
for deepening the channel from Hamp-
ION Roads to the navy yard to a depth
OF iwenty-e;Sht feet at low water. Cap
tam Loyall made a strong speech in
forwarded to W1sh!rEton.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-07

Ihe nr:t OF the week of prayer SER
vices at the Freemason Street Rnntjst
Church yesterday afternoon. was fairly
well attended. considering the cold wea-
ther. Rev. w. j. Young. d. D., cf
CRANKY Street NJ. e. Church. wc.s the
leader. the subject being "Humilla;!on
ana IMAM ksgiving." Revs. f. b. Me
S, ms ana l. A. Hall were the speakers
This afternoons service win be Mold
al the some place. when the subject
VIII be The Church Universal" Rev.
Or Howerton will be the leader and
KEYS j. W. Moore and w. T. Watson
the SpclkerS.
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Funeral orI.G. s,ruiII.

The funeral of the late Joseph G.
Sprulll took place from st. Luke's p. Il.
Church Sunday afternoon Mt o'cloci;
and was largely attended the several
organizations to which the deceased be-
longed attending In n body. The ser
vice was conducted by the rector Of ST.
Lukes. Rev. a. s. Lloyd. assisted by
Rev DR.. w. ]. Young. pastor of Graa-
by Street Methodist Church. The in
ermert was In .lGlmwood Cemetery
The following were the uall-hcarcra:
W: f. Irvine. y. c. Fine. George w.
Wilson. H. c. Smith. VIM. II. Hall. r.
.. Williamson. D. ]. Turner and j. d.
Gale.
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MINISTERS MEETlNG.
What s',e Pastors orthc cay Churches
ARC fSDItI..


At the Methodist minister's meeting
Eestei gay a number of those present
made encouraging reports as to tn,
raj cEur>ncs. and the following was
adopted:
IN view OF the fact that the preach
ers' meeting, as originally constituted.
was Intended to be private. and In view
Oh inc inct that matters of delicate and
private import sometimes come up be.
fG!e the meeting for consideration
RESOLVED. That with no discourtcsy
10 the press. but recognizing it's Erea;
valu:. we respectfully desire that our
SESSIONS hereafter be considered private
ana that the secretary of the meeting
leave ON the table u report for news
rap,rs"
Al the meeting of the Baptist min.
iste;s Rev. DR.. j. j. Hail. of Park Ave
ME church. reported an exceedingly
good showing for his Sunday school dur
ing the PAS. year. II more than dCu-
bled its weekly contributions, giving
$40 per week. and about 1870 during
the Year.
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell. OF South Street
church. Portsmouth. reported n unique
Christmas service, in which his school
brought gifts 10 the new church in
stead OF receiving Presents. His church
mas paid about $1,000 during the year
ior. SpeiEht reported 4 good Christ :
mas entertainment at Eempsville. lie
lecturcd there a. few nights ago and
iEcN realized about SIS. He said that
visit 10 Park Avenue recently i'm
pressed him that the Baptist Church
being erected there Is one of the great
events with the EaptiGts Of this city.
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In the Interest of Missions.

AT st. Paurs Episcopal Church Sum
day afternoon Rev. james Morris. the
missionary who has Just returned from
Brazil, addressed the children.
NJ Christ Episcopal Church at night
Rev MIR. Morris addressed Il union
meeting of the Episcopal CONGREGATIONS
on his work In Brazil lie WAS intro
duced by Rev. DIR. Barton. Bishop
Randolph also spoke. Mr. Morris met
the Ladies' Auxiliary yesterday Mir.
NJ. was one of the two missionaries sent
from virginia to Brazil six years ago.
y farewell service being held In Chris;
Church here just before their DEPART
urc.