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SAN FRANCISCO CALL

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call corner of Market and Third streets. open until F o'clock every night ir the year. BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock.
 3S7 Hayes street: open until 9:3O o'clock. 621 McAllister street: open until. 9:3o o'clock 6l5 Larkin street; open ''l 9:3 o'clock l9H Mission street; open until 10 o'clock. 2261 Market street. corner Sixteenth; open until clock.
 1o6 Eleventh street; open until o'clock. 2526 Mission street; open until o'clock. 1505 Polk street: open until 9:3o o'clock. N. W. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky streets; open until oc clock.
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s1 50, payable semi-annually. The salary of the grand secretary was placed at $25 a month; the contingent fee of grand pro- tector at s200; the bond of the grand treasurer at $2000
 Past Grand President T. H. Berkey, on behalf of members of the Grand Lodge. presented silver service to the retiring grand protector, Mrs. Belle w. conrad. A propagating committee was next ap- pointed, consisting of the following mem bers: z. T. Whitten, l.. J. Wheelock J. H. Colquhoun, MT. Hall and Mrs A. Graf.
 The grand officers were installed by Past Grand Protector H. K. Cummings, after which the meeting was adjourned sine die.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND NOTICE-Dividend No. so (ffty cents per share) of the Oceanic Steamship Company, will be payable at the office of the company. 327 Market st. and after Mon day May 2, 1898. Transfer books will close on Tuesday April 26, 1898. at o'clock D. m.
 E. H. SHELDON, Secretary. OFFICE of the Firernan's Fund Insurance Company. San Francisco. April 1. 1S9S-At a regular meeting of the board of directors of the company held this day a dividend was declared, payable and after April 20 1898.
 BERNARD FAYMONVILLE, Sec.
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SITUATIONS wAxTED-continued.

 German cook, best Of city refer ence desires a situation. J. F. CROSETT & CO 3ls Sutter st.
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PALACE HOTEL.

GlO ELL Miss F G Strong, Ind ID E Richardson, Ill iG A Dobbin. Chicago | J R Hitchcock, Los An lP Trager, New York IDr F H Jenks. Boston E Barker. U $ N IG A Mayland. N I
 R Belcher & W, Cal
 Mrs H E Sherwood, Cal 'G Bray, Cal
 R Menzel. Cal U D Hausen, Cal
 c R Thoburn, N Y
 E A Donaldson. III C c Boylan, Ohio A D Graham, Detroit I F Meagher, III D Ritchie. Chicago Miss c Golding, Londn P L Pratt, U s A IN Stevens, N Y
 NJ E Urner. N Y
 w Robinson. Cal .C A Hoyt & W, N Y
 Mrs D c BINr. N Y
 X N 'sIesod A I
 HOTEL. lDr A Hermann. Ind U c Clark & W, Cal
 E Cummings, W & d, Boston IJ A Wetmore, San Jos C P Schuster & ", Cal A c Wiggins. Los Ang
 A Bruger, Arroyo Or I Benchmohl. Cal U Ross. Sutter Creek
 T E Bush, St Paul
 Mrs W Holzberger, Ky
 P Johnson, Angels
 Mrs J A Norden. Cal
 w H Fletcher, Concrd
 A J Davis, Colusa
 IT Scott, Sacto
 J M Stovell & W, Cal
 J A Cunningham. Sac IA w Mannheim, Cal | NJ Michael, Woodland To F. Williams, Ukiah
 J c Jury, San Jose HI McCowan, Ukiah
 Mrs T \ Sloan. Cal
 J s Neuman. N Y U J Hebbron, Salinas IRN HOTEL. U R Lyons, Suisun lC Clarke, Oakdale IN H Graves, Stockton U c Graves, Stockton IG A Stevenson, Stocktn IC F White, Stockton Miss l. Blanchard. Cal IC R Palmer. Phila HI J MuZen. Melbourne
 F Laughlin & W, III ' HOTEL F J Dungan, N Y
 H Badger & ". Oakld
 W H Crow. Auburn
 J H Staley. N Y
 S w Barker. Iowa Malloy, Chicago
 J Fitzpatrick, Joliet IT Wasson, N I J Gardiner, N Y
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A@% N-.@
 Mrs T L Blumann, Or \ E K Mohler, Ohio l M Fell, New York t E H A Curria, N Y J H M Loudborger, Cal l w L Tucker. Alameda I C W Randall. Alameda I J A Peck, St Louis ( k c Beebe, Conn l Mrs R G Beebe, Conn ! Miss NJ s Beebe. Conn ( R L Lee. New York I Mrs R E Lee, N Y J J A Montgomery. Ore { L T Wright. Keswick [ c w Fielding. Keswick ( F Cardere. Tacoma Mrs Cardere, Tacoma ] H B Maxson, U s Sur J W F Guthrie, Omaha lN F M Lee. Reno I Mrs F M Lee, Reno ! A R Bingham, Pa ! Mrs J s Mcdonald, III ' F A Crapo. N I ( ] Strong, Indiana ] Mrs J Strong. Indiana
 Miss H D Blake. Ind
 GRAND G M Robson & W. Cal I c E Jansen, Eureka J B Tilley, Arcata F J " Monroe, Fortuna
 J c Mahan. Eureka J " s Hickman, Cal ( M D Linerger, Auburn 4 W W Williams, Sepin J R Garrett. Willows 1 G H Salisbury. Cal U Dr c c Perkins, Cal I II Burton. San Jose ] W S Bevins. Panoche l C D Graham, Stockton ! J Gray & W, Stockton ' s F Sutton. Stockton J Bird, Merced ! J n Goldsmith, Cal J J Waters & W. Cal j H W Monnaster. Or F Dr c Postens. Oxnard ! c H Dallan. San Dieg ( . H Jacobs X W, Utah , F J Couper & W. Minn l Mrs o Runyon, Sacto Miss Kennedy, Cal J c Sorgen & ", III lJ
 NEW WESTE' Miss R Curran, Sacto , Mrs F Haney, Antioch { J l. Evans, Racine ' c " Condon & W. Cal , w NJ Adams, Bolinas { J Mulroy, Los Gatos t J Lorrell, San Jose J Paulsen, Sonora ( R Folsom. San Mateo NJ Peterson. Valley Spg C Smith, San Jacinto |
 BALDWIN
 H s Shields. N ' l. Harmiveer. N Y A D Graham, Detroit J H Rees, Memphis F. s Biden. Chicago J Diggs & W. Woodld l: T Dorwin, Chicago c A Culp & ", Cal A Catrin & ", s Jose
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PERSONALS.
nusINEss PERsONALs.

ERNST LIETZ will please meet me att at the Russ House. VI M LEI l C.
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HOTEL ARRIV AIS.

Advances made on furniture I'd pianos with or without removal J. Noonan. 1Ol7-1O23 Mission
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nnINEsS CHANGES.

APARTNER wanted in the best paying res taurant in this city; average daily receipts SIS per day; owner don't care ;" nHucn I'i+i lOr the money. but wants an honest lhuuS'i iouS heIper WILKE. 7S3 Market st.
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SWEDISH housegirl; good cook and laundress; 800: city or country; best references Swedish and German Employment Bureau. MRS. NORTON 222 Sutter
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MEETING NOTICES.

GOLDEN GATE Commandery No. 16, <kxs K T. Golden Gate building, 625 Sut- E9I ter st.-Specal assembly THIS EVEN lUl ING at 7:30 clock. The Order Of W the Red Cross will be conferred before the Grand Commandery of California. All fra ters are courteously invited.
 JONATHAN NJ. PEEL, Elm. Com. WILLIAM T. FONDA. Recorder. CALIFORNIA Lodge No l. F. & A. NJ, k will meet THIS CTHURSDAY) EVEN ~N~ ING April 2l, at 7:3O o'clock Sec xxx ond degree. By order of the Master. "
 FRANKLIN H. DAY, Secretary DORIC Lodge No PIG, F. & A M. g l2I Eddy st.-Called meeting THIS "A (THURSDAY) EVENING at 7:30 A& o'clock Third degree. All Master! " \ Masons are invited By order of
 THOMAS L.. HILL, W. NJ. J. R. GOLDSMITH, Secretary
 HERMANN Lodge No. 127, F. & A A M.-Called meeting THIS DAY ~A. (THURSDAY April q, 1898, at XXX O clock D. III. in Masonic Temple, for " N the funeral of deceased brother, KARL SCHULZ, member of St Johns Lodge gum Verein der Menschenfreunde at Trier. Ger many. By order of the W. M.
 L. SCHUMACHER, Secretary. SOUTH San Francisco Lodge No. PIP, n F. ,S A NJ, meets THIS EVENING .N at 7:30 o'clock. Second degree. By xxx order of the Master. wv
 E. C. HARE. Secretary.
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g crantpn
Spat=S Sanf,
122 8bomins 9lbsane,
Seranton, pa.

OaS dlteite Spar.S .Snititut I'M nore'
oitIiden IenniDluanien.
5amss BIair, grdfiosnt.
Q. 3. Briee. BDs grdi.
o. 9. Q Sddfsr, gaffirer.
u. 3. Blair affif. gaHirsr
Sbeo q. etraub. Seller,
9ireftoreu.
5ames Blair, 9. 3. Rres,
SEQ. 3 gatIin. 6rart " Spenesr.
a.B, Blair. Sames arbbaIo.
B. .. Senuebp. 9switt s. Blair.
Bm. 8. SleisI Sas ID. Satforb,
Sfibrt Elm alsemsinss Banf9,fddft.
Steat @ehfel dablbar in rgtno einem 8beiIc
Her 8eh aus.
8rO,snt sntersFsn auf Sepoftsn bs3abIt
lin Sunoidaft wlro 9ebeten.
Ofen Samitae AbenbS bon 7 bis 8 llbr.
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BON Der Snbfette.

Ssnrp Bonn, f., bon BittSton Mpe.
nue., trat am Disnfas eine &eiie nod
Deuti6Iano an.
Der BEL @sbr. Sdneiber anseiteqts
Serrmann Gilbert bon Stone Npenue fieI
am Dienfae unb brad ben 4rm.
Satob @roBmann's SdubIaben on
@eoar Npenue puroe an Wittpoh Wor,
gen um mebrere paur Sdube beitOblen.
George Studs bon @sbar 4pcnue
mubte am Dtontas s5 besablen, neil er
Elm Ibier unbarmbersis bebanoslt bate.
Srsb. Seins lisb am MOntus eins @be.
ideiOunsstlass sssen feline @aitin War'
saret Seins eintraseu, neil bisieIbe ibn
mutbpllie perlahen bat.
glooIf Sammonb bon gittston apenue
uno SRI Waseie 8rporip BON Geoer
4psnue iino am Samitas 4bsnb bud
9atOr U. u. yOrst sbslid perbunoen
norbsn.
Ssrr Pster WoIter fsI am Donner.
flag 10 unslddlid auf Dsm elatten Sci.
ienpss an StOne Apenue, bab ibm biz
anoden i'm Iintsn Sanoselsni sebroden
puroen.
Bafor SO. u. Norbt bon Der Sidort
Strabe 9r, sbptsriihen @emeinoe pobnts
lests WObe elmer 8eriammluns bsl
Dirsftorsn oes 8Ioomfslo Seminars in
Rem Serisp bel.
8eter Drafe bon Gberrp Strabe purbs
am Woutas in Der UisaoOp 8root Wins
untsr sinem fbwsren Dedsnfaqe esfAn,
gen unb ibuer Uerlsbt, iObaB isin 3u'
itanb Elm beoentll6er 1T.
Dm .. & 5. 8abnhationen BEL be,
Stablmiible uno in Wlnoota puroen am
Sonntae Nbeno tpleber einmal BON Gin
brs6ern beiubt; in eritsrer tpurbe EN-,
Auantitdt Weln, in lebterer nidtS por
Dertb srbeutet.
Srau Gbas. Niaid bon Weabon
slpenue 1T am Samitas Abeno selsssntr
LID ibrss II. @eburistages BON elnel
sroben Sreunbesitaar ilbsrraiht NOR.
ben; Der Abenb usrfloS in anssnsbmfsl
1ntertaltung.
Cine 8erfammIuns Der biesieiiiger
Sanoels 8ebbroe ioqte am Wonta,
gbeno itattfinben, bod fanosn i1 nul
finf Mitsliscsr elm, sipei psniesr pie ell
Quorum. unb 8ertasune fano obns @r
lsbIgune bon @eibdften itatt.
Ssrr Sreb. @. Serrmann bon aloer
Strabe uno SRI. Anna SGend pol
Bird Strabe Fno am Nitipo6 burd
Baiior Norot au einem @bspaar einge
fesnet iporeen tpessn bem 1obe be
Dlutter oss 8rdutieams tparo bic Gere
monte nur in anpeisnbslt Der nd&itsl
anpsrpanotsn pOaiOssn.
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@ilfesbarre @ahri6ten.

Dem GentraI 8remisr 9eter Gafet
tpurbe am Dienltag i'm NibIep SOfe bei
Irm stpiiden 8uffern sefansen unb fr
bbs serbradt, bab sr nabrideinlid am.
putirt trerben mub.
- Die Demofraten iielIten am Diem.
tag Nbenb s. 9. Sanders fir Wapor.
Senrp 8. Meaett fur IubitOr, Gbus. 6
alein fiir SodconitabIer unb g. s
Straub uno Sames Warlep fur SduIs
oireftoren auf.
- Der 2brpsr bss Sobn Subss. Der
felt bem | Nopember bon ieiner @ob.
nuns in 9arions psri6nunben mar. 1T
am WOntus om SUB bes alien SUITE
ftabtss Der Dlineral Spring Dline ,u
Barions in bertpeitem 9uitanbe aufees
funben tporben.
Gin unbefannter Wann 1T am
Dlontaa auf benz GuImbuufen ber Daib.
inston Mine su 8lpmoutb bur1 @aie ers
itidt aufaefunoen tporben; iein 85rper
mar au6 perbrannt. SO ibent Jest
Obne 3weifeI, bob Der Wann GbarIts
Stetlep. elm Sbmieb bon On Maub
@bunf mar. Der Nrbeit iudte.
- Dis bsutide fatb. ct. Bonifa,ius
2irde an Slofman Strabe purbe am
SOnntas Ra6t pon Ginbrsdsrn bsiu6f.
bod tpirb nibts permibt. SIN berieIben
Radt tpurbe aud 8ausr's @irtbitoft
an Slo Wain Strobe I'M S5 berau bt
unb bic Giton @obnune an Wc2ean
Strabe um einen TOpf Butter uno gb.
pauren befobIen.
- @m. Sbebb. elm @ei6dftsreiien,
Der bon 0eatbsrsfieIb. Conn, brebte am
Samitas Woraen frGb bns @as on Ell.
mem tIsinen Ofsn i'm Sarbtp Saus on
uno persab bann. i'm Weinunssps6ieI
tein Seuer su baben. bas Ibbreben aIs
er niht aum Sribtdd erfdisn, purbe
ieine 8immertbdre einsebrodsn uno er
balb sriiidt aufsefunben; prompts drst'
lihe SGlfe rettete ibm baS 2eben.
- Srau Marsaret @rap bon @pom-
ing erlitt am sreitas einen erdbIiben
COB; oils iie am Wlorsen nit Der 3u,
bereituns Der WabIseit beihdftiet mar,
sins iie nit elmer 2ampe in ben 2eler
um Srob su boIen, nobel iie biniieI unb
bic 2ampe ibre 8lsiber in 8ranb iebten.
gbe iie ibre oben bsfinbIi6s Wutter er'
reiden tonnte. battsn bic SIammen fe
iibertpdItist unb iis fiel bin unb iiarb.
ebs Semanb ibrsn unslldIiden 3uitano
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@apne Gpuntp.

SonesbaIe. S. g. SainideI feI am
5reitas poa Der 8Obnune oes 6. 6.
Saotpin Is Sub auf ben @runb berab,
enttam aber nit elmer 8srrsntuns bes
5uBssIepiss.-Roiie. bic 7idbriss God.
ter bes Sreb. Bidder bon 2abspoob
Sane. iturb am Sonntas Dioresn an ber
bdutiesn Brdune uno iparb am Disnitae
besroist. Gbuuncep W. DatrsB BON
bier 1T am Wontus in Scranton psrbaf.
tel unb unter gdrsitaft ssittat tporbsn.
neil sr feline Sruu uno brsi tleins 8inbsr
i'm Slid lieb.
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Spoe Narfer Npttseu.

9err uno Srau s5atob S6umnde
BON Spbe Bari 4penue iino am Lester
Donneritas our1 bic @eburt zines 3nGb.
lsins erfreut tpOroen; @robpapa Sdu.
NADER 1T auf ben traftisen StammbaI.
ter nidt tpenis itOIs.
- @enn mir bon stpei uebeIn aepIoal
psreen. ipie @rfdIiunsen unb Suitsn,
iollten mir sipei DInss tbun-Dr. 9uauii
Son'8's Samburser 8rufttbee faufen
uno oen'elben sebrau4en +; in iur,er
3eit f man eurirt.
= Or. Sofepb 8iIcne bon 6. Strase.
Ssuebue, beitano am SamIiaa auf ,tpei
4ntlaeen Elm 8erb5r por Nlbermaun
RuoSp bon Der 20. @arb sr ioa un.
8eisblider Beiie praftisiren unb oud
nl4t reeiitirt iein. Seine 8draidaft
uutes in beiesn 5dlen auf $500 ishae.
iest.
= Die Demolraten ber 6. g8arS nc.
minirten am ssreitas Sobn 6. 8esan flr
Select unb Patrid Galpin fur Common
council nno am eleiben Sage erbielt
Ibomas Soban in Der l8. Barb bic
oemofratiibe domination fur Select unb
5bOmas 8. 0lorris bic fdr Common
Gouncil.
= Ser IebIoie 85rpsr zines Mannes.
Der ipater als 2bOmas 2arttn bon Belle.
que ertahnt tpuroe, If ON Sreitas Dlor.
gen um 6 nbr an 2userne Strabe, nabe
Dem Orforb Gulmbaufen aufsefunben
poroen. 8eridleoene S9rammen am
&opfs 8aben au BEN 8s,oadt 8eranlai.
lung, bob er eetDolet tporoen iei, bod
slne BON Coroner an Nbsno porssnom,
meme nnteriu6uns ersab feline t6piltte
8erleBun8. Ser Diann mar Suneseleas
uno fabrte einen ausidpelfenoen Gebens.
panoel. tpel4er nad Der Aniibt bes 60,
roners an ieinem Iobe bic S6uIo trdat ;
bic GoronerS @ei6porsnen perben mors
ssn abeno bic Sade nabsr unteriu&en
unO slnsn 8abripru& ubssben.
- Bon benz 5arblssn George Watt.
betps. NIT benz bic merge 5rau Na,p
Hoberts suiammen lebte. erbielt lebtere
frlb am Sreitas Dforsen 8ernunounaen,
Die lebenssefdbrll6 iinb. Der glnsr,fi
erelsnete ii6 in oem Der Goben Sinter,
laFsnitaft ssborsnosn Sauis go. sOs
Sadion StraBe, mo beipe i'm 2aiter
wobnten; 8rapaa ,pii6sn ibnen marsn
eln aaiaslites uno stpa 5 nbr am se.
nannten Diorsen psdte Wattbeps bic
frau auf uno ttnoisis tbr on, bab sr iis
..hGen" ipetoe; ttososm iie auf ben
&nlsn um Snabs bat. ersriif pas i&parss
8leb elnen tleInen Bell unb i6lus ibr
msbrere Diale bamit iber ben aopf, bis |
lte bsfnnun8slos niebsritiirste, pOrauf
er iit aus oem Staube ma6ie; aum
Slid fdr bic 5rau bsnubte er bic fiumpfs |
Selte bes Bellies, fOnit battle er iie un, |
ermOibst. Die Srau purt,
slpa iieben llbr bon einem anberen Far
blssn namens @barIss Sadion. in elmer
srOBen Slutla6e aufsefunosn uno bem
oiesieltiBen SOfpitaI iibsrfiibrt, mo snt,
osdt puroe. oub ibre 8srIesunsen, obs
eleib m1t 8eraoe t6otIi6, bod, menn
eomplltatiOnen sintretsn. sefdbrli4 psr.
ben t6nnsn.
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SAuls 8eb6rbe.

Cine iurse uno nidt iebr tpi@tise 8ers
iammluns oisisr 86rperidaft fanb ON
Dlontas 4benb itatt. 9lnesbote aur
Seisuns uno 8sntiIation bss SO. 3 Sc.
bduoes tpurcen perlefen unb bann on bas
beirsff. @omite reisrirt.
Staoti&asmeifter 8oIanb ma9ie Iei.
men Desember 8sribt iibsr Ginnabmen
unb Iussoben, laut peIdem am |. So.
nuar 1898 bic Summe BON Sl33, ,328. .55
an Sano mar. Die 2ebrer 8abIunss.
LITE i'm 8etrass bon sl4,755.14 puros
beitdtiet.
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- Gsbulid ipie mad 1865 iinb bic
8rupp'iden Berie in gfsn unb Masbs.
burg 70 itarf nit Der Serftequne bon 3a.
ponen unb ganserpIatten bei6dftist. bab
nidt alein 9fadts. ionbern aud Conn.
tags. Sdidten semaht tperben mdiisn
Die @infiibruns bes neuen beuiiden ar.
tilIerie. WateriuIs fpisii babel fiir gfsn.
beutide unb tiirfifhe Warine, 8efeGuna
fur bic ebsmaIissn @ruionipsrfs in Wlaes
bebure bic sr5bte 8oae.
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Ounmpre.

- Der PoIiseidef bat ale 6siddtts'
bdufer beno6ri6tist. bab iis in. 3ufunft
am Sonntas subalten muiisn.
e. Sassertp bon Sport Sia iparp
am Wlontas Habmittas bon brei Sun'
ben bes q. SO. Botter & SObn ansesrif.
fen unb ebe bic Ibiere bon 9ottsr ubss.
rufen peroen fonnten, battep fie Sae'
sertp's Gleituns ibm bonn 9sibe seriHen
unO aud peri6leoene giiie susefiist.
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Vrdf. @essinlss VS.. grei silber,

Sier fno stpsi funfeInsue 2artOfsIn
uno Sr. SaIser offsrirt $50 in @olo fur
ben b6&isn grtras; 10 aud s4oO in
@olo fur paiienbe Namen fir iein II
3oa lanses neues 2orns Leo Safers
Bunber. Sisbs 2ataIos.
Bite, isnoe oieis Roti, nit 1Ot.
gOrto an bic SObn u. SaIssr Ssso &c..
60 GroRe. Wis.. unb bsiomme obises
8orn unb Safsr iammt Yroben nsust
5armidmersien (poa $40 msrib. um eis
men Gnfans bumit iu beiommen) unb
osuti6sn aatalos.
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@rOse @ebuftiOnen TN berfatieben=SfDb Dben.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-12
Map Reading LectureH.

The last Of the series of lectures On map
reading will be delivered this evening at the
Columbian University Chemical Lecture
Hall by Maj. Josiah Pierce, jr., of the
Maryland National Guard. A general re-
view of the subjects discuss I'd in previous
lectures will be given, to be followed by a
special discussion of the manifold uses of
contoured maps, such as are published by
the United States geological survey and
United States coast and geoJetic survey.
To illustrate the subjects more thoroughly,
number of typographical works will be
exhibited, and a series of maps of the to-
biographical survey of the city of Balti-
more have been added to the collection,
illustrating the use of typographical maps
in municipal problems. The loan collec-
ton of maps frcm every department. Oh the
COVER nment in Washington will be returned
at an early date, and the last opportunity
for examining unique collection OF topo-
graphical maps, illustrating foreign ard
American work, will occur this afternoon
and evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-12
CONDENSED LOCALS,

Mrs. Ellen Davis, an elderly woman, fell
on the sidewalk near Sd and Il streets
nc rthwest last night, painfully injuring her
he ad. The police patrol wagon was called
and she was removed to her home, No. ;5;l,S
N street southwest.
John T. Dorsey, who lives at 1929 Sth
street northwest was taken sick last night
on the street near Dupont Circle. The po-
lice ambulance was summoned and he was
removed to his home.
George Atmistead co!ored, was today
fined $40 by Judge Scott for striking has
wife, Sophia Armlstead.
The larceny Of q razor valued at 81 from
George Baker, coiored, caused Judge Scott
to send Henry w. Harris, also colored, to
Jail today for fifteen days in default of s.
fine.
Mary Riley was arrested yesterday or
complaint OF Rose G. TroXell on a charge
of vagrancy. The case was called to the
attention of Judge Kimball this morning
and Mary was committed for examination
to ascertain her mental condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-12

bursement OF 10000, 600 rubles (abou. $780,.
490, 000) for the construction of w2rshios.
George j. Goschen, first lord of the admi-
rally, said Great Brtains estimated nava,
expenditure of si2i 1913 800 fer the coming
year was considered inadequate in some
quarters. Mr.. George N. Curzon, par!ia-
mentary secretary Of the foreign Office,
stated in the house Of commons that Rus
STA has not sent ami ultimatum to China
with reference to Port Arthur and' Ia
lien-Wan. 1t was reported that China had
agreed to lease Port Arthur and Talien-
Wan to Russia for ninety-nine years. The
Swedish and Norwegian committees on the
Erion of Scandinavia submitted different re-
ports to parliament at Stockholm. Lord
speech in the house OF lords. advocated an
aggressive policy by the British in India.
Prince Henry Of Prussia arrived at Hong
Kong from Singapore.
In the District.
After two days debate the Senate pass
ed the District appropriation bill with
slight changes from the form iii which it
was presented by the committee: Senator
Chiffon assailed the free library item, but
met with a chorus of speeches in its
behalf, and the item was retained with
division; sharp fight ensued over the
telephone rates, and, after a debate that
covered part of both days. the House pro-
vision was retained by vote OF Al to 20;
the bill was sent to conference. The House
subcommittee on gas and telephones began
it's inquiry into the telephone rates and
heard statements from the District Com
lnissioners aid representatives of :he tele-
phone company and the subscribers or
ganiZation: tie Senate committee on Dis
trict affairs was discharged from further
investigation of the telephone rates. In
the House amended bills were reported
from the District committee in relation to
the effairs of the lexington and Belt street
railroad companies. The Commissioners
granted n hearing on the second section
of the street extension plan. The Nero
politan Railroad Company applied for per-
mission to extend its tracks along Florida
avenue from 9th street and out 18th street
extended to form a loop: the Commissi On
ers granted a hearing on this proposition.
The 1fth street electric cars were run to
the Peace monument; 1t was announced
that the work of Transforming 1th street
road from cable to electric power wourl be
accomplished without interrupting the rap
Id transit service on the road. Michael
Daley o. Harpers Ferry committed sui
eide on a Norfolk steamer running to this
city. Eugene NARROW was held for man
slaughter, on account of the killing of
Marcelus Boyd. Charles Winston coloral
was convicted of wife murder by Il jury in
the Criminal Court Miss Anna Bean COL
ored, aged ninety-sX years, died under
suspicious circums tances: coroners au
topsy revealed traces of poison, and an
investigation begun. body supposed
to be that of Edward Beck a baker, miss
ing for Two months, was found floating in
the river. Among those who died during
the week was Gen. N. b. Sweitzer, u. s.
A, retired. .
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so; condition at north connection, 30; condi-
reservoir, temperature, 46; condition at in
fluent gate house, SO: eff1uent gate house,
&c.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide, 400 a. m. and 4:42 pm ::
high tide, 1925 am. and Io:46 pm.
Tomurrow-Low tide, $50 a m and 5:39
pm; high tide, Ills am. and 11:41 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises. GIG am: sun sets.
sos pm.
Moon rises, 11:23 pm
Tomorrow-Sun rises. Ola am.
The City Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by lib pm.; extin-
gushing begun al 5:22 am The lighting
is begun one hour before the time named.
Arc lamps lighted at SOS pm; extinguished
at 5:3I am.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer at the weather bureau for the
twenty-four hours beginning at pm yes
terGay:
March ia pm, CT; s pm. GO; midnight,
March 12-4 am, Sc; s am, SIS; noon,
IS; p.m., 66.
Maximum, 6s, at noon. March u; min
mum, %, at am, March II.
The following were the readings of the
barometer at the weather bureau for the
past twenty-four hours, beginning at pm.
yesterday
March ia pm, 3O.1s; pm, 3O.1s; II
midnight. 30.14.
March IA am, BOIL; am, 3O.12;
noon, zoos; pm, 1905.