20 THE SAJN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1898. ' Henshaw, to in together -by Colonel Park eaid General Fund shall be paid, as regulations so clear that all provided, all I mike the them. this section hereinafter may -to understand of the various depart- be able the expenses CORPS. ments of the City and County, except NATIONAL THE SIGNAL, , expenses as are by this Charter A Signal Corps of the Seci>ad Brigade. Fiu-h SENATORIAL specifically "The commanding to be paid out of the Funds \u25a0CaotaJn P J Perkins last provided for the payment of such ex- six months ending on penses. For the year the thirtieth day of June, in the GUARDSMEN every nineteen hundred, each and of zs£Jgg& a stfsssAfl expend the AT th departments shall TOGA STAKE. C r said by to the full ni™i,ersh!p «- moneys set apart to each of them In ad dftlon who was absent; Board of Supervisors of the existing cept Lieutenant Hewes -present the moneys An Important Change on account of illness .there were ' municipality. So much of said Lieutenant-Colonel Ernest A. />en c'e apart by said Hoard or Supervisors Ing -Captain'<£ «et Streets, from the Pasadena News willserve That Will Affect Line Captain Abbott '-. A. Hanks. to the Superintendent of Public as an illustration of the castigation to George C.Boardman Jr.. Highways Squares for the fiscal . Veteran CaP^V**^ and which he is being subjected: Officers. nett. Troop A. the PiCalifornia. corps m. this Charter takes effect, shall be ex- j Southern Pacific ring in The election held In the rooms re- by the | railroad had in choice of Private 1-. L Moss pended during said six months Colonel Otis a stanch political ally. The State's Guard Can Be Fully sulted the Private H. L. Works opera- every for recording- secretary: Board of Public in the FOR With man in the Southern Paci- Very Short Capp. corresponding secretary^ r'\ale department SEEKING fic Railroad employ openly fighting for Equipped at tlona of the committed to P. Knapp. treasurer, and Corporal J. expenses of the City Charles A. Barlow's success at the polls: G. its charge. Allthe ; Notice. S. Henton. historian. The recommenda- County which are not to be paid out with certain of its men taken down from of the on nominations as and paid during their engines and turned loose with money tion committee ere f specific funds shall be Barlow; to the following -committees General In their pockets to spend for adopted: Delinquency Lieutenant C. L. «aid six months out of the ADVANTAGE with Stephen M. White advocating Bar- pri- AN Pritchard, the moneys set apart low from every in the district; Hewes, Corporal W. C. Fund. Should stump to Be ; E. and C. S. by Poard of Supervisors of the ex- with combination made up of Regulations for Target Practice vates V. E. Matthews. Jones the any department a J. Marion Girvin; armory— Captain P. J. Pe {*ln 'sting municipality to Brooks, Nathan Cole, Thomas V. Cator, Revised— The Signal Corps oral H. £'t>. or be George liaker, Sergeant \V. P. Garlield. Cor- of the City and County become as a W. J. Noonan Phillips and Musician R. C. Delamater ana exhausted any time during said six Editor Otis Fac- Sutherland Hutton taking orders from Celebration. Gould. Investigation—cor- at Huntington's hirelings going up Private J. W. White: months, itshould any department cre- and and poral L. J. Harkness. Privates \V. H. have no money down the Sixth District shouting for Bar- ated by this Charter tor in the Coming low, Scott and S. A. Searle; finance—Corpo- specifically provided for it during said the Los Angeles Times said not one H. F. Jurs and Privates T. Carmany word editorially for the candidate of the ral , six months, then In each such case the Campaign. Republican party, whose vote might have One of the most important orders Issued : and W. J. Stock. .. expenses thereof shall be paid out of establishing a new The corps decided to accept the Invita- saved the credit of the administration. of late is the one | in the military display the General Fund, notwithstanding board of examiners for the Second Brig- tion to take part on anything in sections six and to be held in the Mechanics' Pavilion contained SPOILING FOR A FIGHT. ade. The old one was composed entirely j the 22d under me auspices of the seven of Chapter Iof Article 111 of this retired list, inst.. Regiment. of may accrue to of officers drawn from the First Infantry At the close Charter. Such pensions as Indorsed by Perkins in with possibly the exception of one j the meeting there was an ad- TX of this Char- Jacob Heinz and Edward J. Ford and business hall, w re firemen under Article they did not have the same interest in ; journment to the assembly ter during said six months shall be paid ; to Bul- Spent Their Easte- Sunday in* officers there was an anniversary spread to wnicn existing! Order Promote the affairs of the guard that have neat speech Dy out of the General Fund. The Prison. constantly in touch with the rank all were welcomed in a municipality in section i who are Captain Perkins. During the evening mentioned this la's Interests. Jacob Heinz and Ford, two file, matter of course they is the existing municipality of the City I Edward J. and and as a j there was a short programme of music Francisco, the young men, went into the store of F. K. could not view the guard in the same arranged by the committee on entertain- and County of San and H. F. Gould are to be trans- Weiss, florist, 9 Eddy street, yesterday light and understand its conditions as ment, consisting of Corporal several funds which constantly with and Privates C. S. Irwinand J. F. Forbes. ferred as in this section provided are morning. They were under the influence well as those who are municipality. From Washington of and objected the price of the view taken when the There were addresses by ( Lieutenant- funds of said existing All i A Letter lictuor to it. That was Colonel Denicke. Captains ifanks and of existing municipality the flowers they had asked for. They change was made, and it is in line with The most the funds said That Is the First Move in a major-general, Boardman and others. interest- not mentioned in this section, and made themselves so offensive that Weiss the policy of the whose ing address was the one by the lieuten- which are authorized by law. shall be ; Very Pretty Contest. requested his neighbor, E. Phillips, a desire it Is to place the guard on the best ant-colonel, who at the time he was In the treasury until the ne- tailor, to go for the police. footing, war or no war. The new board placed on the retired list was signal offi- continued staff, who during cessity or their continuance ceases. Phillips started out on his mission and will adopt more stringent rules in the ex- cer on the division and p.^.' necessity for the war of the Rebellion was a signal 88. When the Heinz and Ford followed him. At the amination of officers sent before it. It is was one calculated maintaining any Fund of the City and will not officer. His address ma corner of Powell and Eddy Ford attacked probable that the examinations to arouse the patriotic enthusiasm of County in existence at the time this HENRY GAGE THE VICTIM. be, as in the past, confined to the the- ; he very suc- to ex- Phillips and a crowd gathered. Police- listeners, and in that was Charter takes effect has ceased man Fennell came upon the scene and oretical, but will be extended to the prac- j cessful. ist, and a balance remains in such placed Ford under arrest for battery tical. That is, it is likelya captain or a Fund, the Supervisors shall so declare upon Phillips. Heinz interfered with the lieutenant will be called on to proceed to ELECTIONS. ordinance, upon declara- officer and away by and such Southern Interior Press Scores the attempted to drag Ford the regimental armory, where he will be ! Company F of the First Infantry has tion such balance shall be forthwith from him. Fennell drew his club and and will be re- , A. Miller as captain and Lot Angeles Editor ior Alleged given a strange company, re-elected John transferred to the Ceneral Fund. hit Heinz over the head with it. A citi- as Firman A. Nippert first lieutenant. Fired zen remonstrated with Fennell, and dur- quired to drill it in such movements | elected, second lieutenant, Acts of Treason. Fennell board may direct, without giving pre- , L. Brown was ing the discussion Ford threw the vice Wvzeman M. Masury. down the steps of the Louvre and ran vious notice of what movements he shall j Company C of the Fifth Infantry, ata-sta- SCHEDULE. along Powell street. Several citizens be called upon to have executed. tioned at Petaluma. has re-elected started in pursuit, and he was captured view of the fact that next July new Maclay as captain; A._H. Cas- after running couple of blocks. Fen- In Thomas Benjamin H. Angeles comes an- a go into effect, the isidy. lieutenant, vice From Los the nell put the handcuffs him and also tactics will probably second Emerson, second This Charter shall be published for on considerable to Phillips; and H. W. nouncement that Senator Perkins has took Heinz in charge. At the City Prison new board will have do !lieutenant, vice Morton W. Stockdale. \ twenty days in The San Francisco Call seeing that the officers are familiar with | and in the Daily Report, daily written a letter to Colonel Otis of the two charges of battery were booked Company E, Fifth Infantry, stationed at news- against Ford, the complaining witnesses the movements. Colonel Smith, i has Captain papers: gc tion in Los Angeles Times in which the writer new Santa Rosa, re-elected of eial c -cul. the ( being Tailor Phillips and M. J. Gannan, BOUND FOR KOTZEBUE. First Infantry, president board, is E. Havens, First Lieutenant City and County of San Francisco, and avers that his correspondent (Colonel Phillips' of the Charles who went to assistance. Heinz stern-wheel steamer to be used by the passengers on barkentlne a very active member of the guard, and ;Charles E. Holmes and Second Lieutenant after such publication, viz.: on Thurs- Otis) man people of was charged with battery disturbing The the Bean. • is the the the State and Jane A. Falkenberg is to be taken to Sound In novel A he has able assistants in the persons of \u25a0 Willard C. day, the twenty-sixth day of May, in of California want as successor to Sen- the peace. Kotzebue a manner. j the year one eight hundred plank will be taken out of the bottom and the rigging of the foremast will be Major J. F. Hayes of the Fifth Infantry of pedigree the 18-year- thousand ator White. Captain George Fillmer of Company j In the matter and ninety-eight, it shall be submitted BURGLARS IN A SALOON. unrove and passed through the hole and then made fast again. The hull of the and old Prince w»«o is the heir to the throne to the qualiiied electors erf said City This announcement throws a bright stern-wheeler will project about five feet over the barkentine's side, and the B, First Infantry. It is more than likely', of Japan seems to hold the lead. He is, and County of Francisco, a spe- light on very interesting state rest of her will on the deck. The steamer's boilers will be placed there will be a marked improvement in it is said, tne last male descendant In San at the of Ed Gorman, of the Argonaut, Loses rest at the of a dynasty, cial election which shall be held on that affairs resulting from R. N. re- port side of the vessel, and both steamer and boilers will be securely lashed. the officers of the Second Brigade so far the order of primogeniture day, Bulla's His Money and Goods. as knowledge of duties is concerned, in who has reigned 2600 years. for the solo purpose of voting upon icent of a desire wear the The boat is to be called "Kotzebue," and is 47 feet long, 15 feet broad and 4 feet the adoption of same; declaration to The Argonaut saloon on Mission and the future. the and if a ma- i Senatorial toga. It is the first card in deep. She will carry fifty passengers and fifty tons of freight on an 18-lnch jority of the qualified electors of said Twelfth streets was entered by burg- draft at a speed of 9 knots an hour. READY FOR ACTION. TRAVEL. City and County voting at said election a very pretty political game that will lars early Sunday morning- and a lot of OCEAN every When asked what was the condition of i shall ratify the same it shall be sub- be watched with interest by poli- articles were stolen. When the proprie- the Brigade of the National Guard | mitted Legislature of State, Second to the the State : tician in the because upon its tor, Ed Gorman, entered the saloon yes- Vigilant. The steamer was launched at at this time, .brigadier-General R. H. j Pacific Coast Steamship Co. of California for its approval or rejec- outcome depends the success or failure terday morning he thought everything of midnight Saturday, and is said to be the Warfleld, commanding that brigade, re- I tion. Ifthe Legislature shall approve first vessel launched Fort Bragg. sponded "Allpresent or accounted for and same, of the aspirations of the men who are value had disappeared. He at once noti- ever at ready move on short notice." Steamers' leave Broadway the it shall take effect and be in fied the headquarters, Detec- Here she will be fitted out with boilers to wharf, San Francisco: iseeking the position of police and It Is true that guard is ready to , ' IHK'Mn-k " force, except as hereinafter otherwise United States Fitzgerald FATE and machinery, probably at the Fulton the J'"""1 Alaskan ports, 10 a. m.. tives and Graham of the Mis- THEIR EB£PR3»»k the least interesting move on short notice. All the property) AprilI, - 11, 16, 26, May provided, on and after the hour of noon Senator. Not fea- sion district were detailed on the case. Iron Works. Her length is about 150 feet. ilK»Sli^% 6 21. 1. the first Monday after ture play is the steamer Morgan City, the first of the First Infantry has been overhauled! transfer at Seattle. cm the first day of the fact that Editor Gorman locked up the saloon shortly The arms that were not in condition put HSBvSss^Mi For ports (from' of January year made, midnight Saturday steamer purchased for the Klondike trade and condition, ' fglMir^Oj-'pß! Alaskan in the nineteen hun- Otis is to be unconsciously bo/ore night, and a by the Ladue in the best possible and there is r"Ol^fSss« Spear street wharf), 10 a. m., dred, shall thereupon few minutes later the policeman on the Gold Mining and Develop- this a April IS, 23, May 3, transfer and become the enough so far as he is concerned, the ment Company, arrived here yesterday, not a rifle that Is not at time in ™ 8. organic City beat saw the saloon lighted up, but he AN TOMB is that \u25a0-. at Portland, Or. Charter and ICY serviceable condition. .It true law of the object of the shafts of political strat- sixty-four days from New York. A short very Victoria, Vancouver (B. C), Port Town- and County of Sen Francisco, and thought Gorman was still there. If ne many of them are not of the best For Everett, shall egy. • had taken the trouble to make an inves- stay was made at Valparaiso and four target practice, but all are in service- send Seattle, Tacoma, Anacortes and supersede the existing Charter of steerage passengers were brought up from for (Wash.), 10 a. m. April 1, 6, said knowledge tigation he would have found the burg- able condition, and the only things the | New Whatcom City and County, and all amendments It is a matter of common there. On the ltith lnst. the steamer will are, II 16 21, 26, May 1. and every fifthday there- thereof, lars at their work. guardsmen are short of as has been \ after, connecting at Seattle with this com- and all laws inconsistent with that Senator Perkins is the stanch per- Gorman places his loss Three Men Drowned Off make her first trip to Alaskan ports. The department, Ry.. at at between $40 vessel is previously stated in this pany's steamers for Alaska and G. N. this Charter. sonal and political friend of Bulla. and $45 cash, and several of liquor 2SI feet long, 3S beam and has a tents, overcoats. and blankets. i N. P. Ry., at Vancouver with form bottles 20-foot depth of hold. Several changes In- Tacoma with The of ballots at sai :election was Bulla nom- and boxes of cigars. Entrance w;ls ap- Alaskan Shores by a As to these articles, there will be no IC p fly. It State Senator who cident to what willbe required of her on difficulty in supplying should the i Eureka (Humboldt Bay), 10 a. m., shall be as follows: parently effected by-means of a skeleton them For 2, inated Perkins before the Legislature I kt-y, and it is thought the burglars are Boat Capsizing. her future run have been made in what entire ,guard or the State be called into ' April 2, 8, 14, 20, 26. May and every sixth one of those who came out on her calls for there is under the con- Iday thereafter. FOR THE NEW CHARTER, T^S. three years ago, and it was Bulla who residents of the neighborhood. active service, Cruz, Monterey. San :Simeon, "a most bungling manner." In fact, the trol of the Commissary branch of the de- . For Santa FOR was largely instrumental in bringing steamer conveys a general of California, A., Cayucos, Port Harford (San Luis Oblspo), THE NEW CHARTER. NO. appearance partment of U. S. enough Gaviota, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, about the compromise with the south- ST. PATRICK'S BAZAAR. awkwardness even to the eye of a novice. 10,000 men, and are more of Angeles) Some to equip there San Pedro, East San Pedro (Los and For the sole purposes of the election ern members whose votes were neces- careless driver left a mall wagon the modern Springfield rifles at the Be- Newport, 9 a. m.. April 3, 7, 11, 15, 19, 23, 27. of the officers The New Steamer Sequoia standing in the alleyway between day thereafter. directed in this Charter sary to Perkins' election. By this com- An Entertainment for Its Aid to Be ! the nlcia arsenal . than the 4000 and odd men May 1, and every fourth to be elet te to do at O'CONNOR, Gage. Without the support of the the State shoot in '-.May.* The regulations JOSEPH Gage longer force, adopted s November, 1896, INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATIONCO. LIPPMANN SACHS. Times would no be for- now in in midable. These things being accom- and put into effect last June, are a mass REMOVED TO EDWARD R. TAYLOit. plished Bulla would find himself in the of misinformation 'and impracticability A. W. THOMPSON. dangerous that is equaled ,only by the useless red St. field with no more an op- book of the guard.. The regulations say: 130 montgomery Attest: J. RICH'D FREUD. ponent than U. S. Grant, it being safe ! * assume Gage and Otis Target practice in the National-Guard shall Secretary. to that could j be held in the months of -January, May, Sep- neither of them win the allegiance of j tember and • October, and at 200, .300 and EMPIRE LINE. ranges and - 500 more than a small minority of the j yard skirmish firing.' / t Ohio, Pennsylvania. Illinois. \u25a0 Indl- THE NAVAL delegation. .Each officer and enlisted man will be al- f activity In the naval will the closest attention on the j shots at each of the 200, ,' line)" appointed only five . ;300 and 500 yard 15, S. 8. Indiana, June 22. not at this port but along \u25a0 June all the part of the student of political diplo- ranees in January; one score of• rive shuts 9IS Ohio. 29, for St. coast. The divisions are f>eing recruited macy. at each of the 200.- 3iW and 800 yard ranges Us Pennsylvania June .Michael. > company's of \u25a0 fleet and up to maximum, which is 104 rank In September Iand one of five shots at 1 connecting with new the "There not least doubt," I score : steamers and barges on the Yukon and file. Under instructions from Lieu- is the said each of the JuO, 300 and 600 yard ranees In riodern City and yesterday, \u25a0 : \u25a0 River, through to Dawson interme- tenant-Commander Nemey, acting cap- John P. Jackson "that October. Provided that each officer and en- 'points. passage and freight apply to \u25a0 must diate For tain during the temporary absence oi Cap- the next United States Senator will be listed man make -. score of at least 15 Navigation Co., 30 Montgomery Turner, the at the' 200-yard- range .before he willbe • per- t international tain in matter of enlistment a man from the southern half of the j • , \u25a0 preference given to mitted to fire at the 300- yard range; and \u25a0he J street. the is men who hav<» State. At the time \u25a0 Or any of its Agencies.. Senator Perkins was must make a score of at least; IS at the 300- j some knowledge of the sea. As it is, the it agreed range recruiting made to secure some'of the fast tugs to made about September and October at two, three and the channel . in a small- boat. New York to \u25a0 • used the- purpose of chasing and cation of this agreement. five hundred yard ranges and skirmish ! Alexandria, Egypt, via Paris, first class, $160; be tor > c'-ass. capturing privateers which the Spam si] "Iam aware that Italia has an- firing they are at ".a-.- loss to understand ;seeo»d JUG. . they can '\u25a0 accomplish:; that with only LANORMANI'IE April 18. 10 a. m. Government proposes to turn loose upon nounced his desire to be the man se- MELBA how : GASCOGNE ..April23. the high seas to prey on American mer- lected to succeed White, AND SIGNOR BIMBONI. fifty-five rounds of ammunition, using,up LA 10 a. m. Senator but forty-live Janu- ;LACHAMPAGNE April30.10 a. m. chantmen. If such as the Fearless and you must excuse me from making any From a Photograph by Falk. rounds at the shoots in BOURGOGNE ...... : May 7, the. Vigilant be for that ary September :and October, which would LA 10 a. m. can secured pur- statement as to what part, if any, Oresto Blmboni, who will per- and :LATOURAINE ...... May 14, -10 a. m pose It is the hope of the officers of tho I direct the where he was engaged for the Victoria Seville." leave them only ten rounds for target For further particulars apply to :. shall take in his candidacy. Iam his formances of Mme. Melba. has had a practice "In May. The schedule .- militia that some of their men willbe se- Theater at Berlin, by the Impresario Signor Campanari skirmish 1 COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN- friend, but Iam achievement, Giuseppe Is one of the May the infer- \u25a0 *-\u25a0\u25a0-;. lected for service on board. also the friend of other !; career this is rich in both Polllnl, who is Hamburg. He omits the m*nth of . and TIQUE, Agent, gentlemen who may now In then foremost barytones upon the Italian stage from 'proviso": Is that the ;ten Green, The men at this port are being drilled aspire to the same in composition and in the direction of served In ence the \u25a0•-..\u25a0 No.'3. Bowline New York with a view to make them thoroughly honorable position. Senator is like capacity at the Imperial of to-day. Born in Ve'neto he showed a shots must be used In skirmish- firing In ' J. F. FT'nAZI& C0.,- Agents, 5 Montgomery Perkins grand opera. opera of European aye.. San 1 familiar with their duties on board ship, also Bulla's friend. Idon't know Florence, Moscow. Few are the disposition toward music at an early age. that month. Ifthat is the case then there Francisco. . so that they He was born at Italy,Septem- cities In v.--hlch he has not shown hia can be no skirmish firing at the shoots in case of need will not have whether or not he has written a letter ! 11, 1547, of of The cello was his favorite Instrument, >' October, al- to go through a second course of instruc- folonel Otis, ber a family musicians. His power. Thus, he was conductor at the and -in January; September and tion. to but if he has Ihave ' father was a bandmaster, a trumpet vir- he was for some time a member of though there is"*an Inference in the. first FOR I). S. NAVY-YARD sufficient confidence in the wisdom Vienna Imperial Opera House in 1883 and the orchestra of La Scala, Milan. There be skirmish \u25a0\u25a0*"-_•* AND YALLEJoT The officers are perfecting of tuoso, paragraph that there Is \u25a0to Steamer "Monticello" themselves and the Inventor of the "Bimboni- ISS4; he w \u25a0 navigation, they tlie Senator to believe that has led in the opera houses of he discovered that he had voice, and firingas well as firingat the three ranges. Mon..Tu«;s..- Thurs. in and the progress that he knows fonla." Every attention was given the a Wed..p. and Sat past two very what doing. is a man : to Barcelona, Lisbon, Bucharest, Venice, after study appeared matter that has created a great I 9:4.1 a. m.. 3:15 m. (8:30 p. m. ex. have made in the months is he is He who has piano earnest he in opera Another Fridays ...... ' ...... 1 p.m. "fhurs.* \u25a0 never education of Oresto. He studied the Naples, London, of the of dissatisfaction is that part which r and S:3O p.^n™" .satisfactory to their Instructor. yet made a mistake." with companies houses of Italy and Spain. deal* - - fails .to Sundays 10:30 The attitude assumed by under Dechamps, and harmony and coun- highest grade, singers Pattl, declares that If \u25a0a / guardsman i Landing a.m. and 8 p the Los Mabelllnl, with such at Melba will open at the California The- 15 the 200-yard range, at -----and Offices— Mission Dock Pier %~ It is computed thai there are enough ; recording present terpoint under Professor at the Gerster, Calve, etc. score at least at Terejhone. Red 2241. paupers in Great form, Anereles Times the ater on Tuesday night, April19, and will the January shoot he is disqualified from Britain to four \u25a0 political situation "had the Conservatory of Florence. When he was In ranges, they abreast, a procession over 100 miles in has effect of connection with the announcement of give only three performances, at which shooting -at ;the Iother and i bringing down unon the Col- 18 he enlisted as a soldier under the ban- grand performance mean that If they fail length. head of the operatic In this the following prices will prevail: Boxes, construe that to - range onel Otis the censure of ner of Garibaldi. After his return from city by Signor score at the first-named they FOR SANJOSE. LOSGATOS and the editors of Melba, Giuseppe Campa- 140; single seats, down stairs, $7 $6; to- - * • ; Steamer SANTA CFU2 papers, who accuse campaign studies at and ;are disqualified for the balance of the 111 Alviso leaves Pier: I.da "y (Sunday, To Cure a Cold in One Day interior him of try- the he finished his nari will sustain the role of Figaro, the balcony, first rows, •xcepted) jat 10 a. m.; Alviso (Saturday ing to bring Berlin under three $5; next four year. They claim ithat « this Is an injus- daily Take Laxative drug- about the election of Dem- Taubert. mischief-making intermediary rows, $4, and last seven rows, |3; from competing Bromo Quinine Tablets. All His began between reserved 'tice' and shuts them' ,out SSyE?^ gists refund the money ifit falls to cure. 25e. ocratic successors to Senator "White career aa a conductor at Roslna and her lover, Duke Almaviva, seats In the gallery will be |2, and |1 will for honors. 1 It will ibe the duty;of the : fas-WEtt -d* Ti±* L. and Congressman Barlow. Bastla, Corsica. the 5 : Sff^ •—^ *fniUaa to" B. Q. pa. each--.-,.-• tablet.. The follow-. He then went to Milan. In the performance "Barber of. be th» orio«» asked tot admission. Inspectors, which has been called \u25a0 \u25a0"\u25a0*',- -' .\u25a0 , - of the "board of \u25a0 \u25a0 .....