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The morning call., 1890-06-09
In Terrible Pain
THE CHARLES A. VoGElER CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
oei ond g,t ONO
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE,
j Jewe1ry and Groceries.
NJ. J. SIMMONS, AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL THIS DAY,
Violent Pains in Neck.
At IL o'clock A. NJ, at

At IL O'Clock A.. NJ, at
1867 and 1853 Market St.. Opposite Jones,
a rye and Handsome Assortment of Par
Tor, Bed and Dining Room Furniture, 3
Grand Rosewood Upright Pianos. French
plate Mantel Mirrors, Oil Paintings, En-
Cravings and Ornaments, Administer and
Welton Body Brussels Carpets and Rugs.
Walnut Wardrobes. Upright Folding Beds,
'Chinoniers, Cylinder Desks, SidebOards,
Pedestal Extension Tables, Marble-top
and Cherry Center-fables. etc,
CONSISTING IN PART OF....
Rosewood Upright Pianos, Handsome Parlor Fur
niture. Fine Bedroom Sets, Walnut Bedsteads and
Bureaus, Spring and Hair Mattresses, Fine Bedding.
Hail ana stair Carpets. Fine Ranges and Kitchen
Utensils and other fine goods.
n: B;oThe above consists of all the former con-
tents or finely furnished and nearly new houses
and VIII positively be sold without reserve
Also, at the same time and place, pledge sale, by
order OF HARRIS BROS, "a Gold and Silver
Watches.
Also P. NJ. sharp. the entire contents OF J.
CADlERS' GROCERY-SToRE- removed from San
Jose consisting OF Groceries. Crockery, Glassware.
Cigars and Tobacco, Yankee Notions Platform
Scales, No. 1S Crescent Cofee-ml, Show Cases. etc.
jeS 2t NJ. j. SIMMONS, Auctioneer.
The morning call., 1890-06-09
Watch Thieves in L.;mbo.

James Hamilton, resident of South San
Francisco, was robbed early yesterday
morning Of gold watch and chain while
in saloon at the corner of Fifth and Ma
t0ma streets. The police were notified of
the loss, and yesterday Officers Minihan
and Meehan arrested George Donovan and
Annie Mccarthy tor the offsnse, several
women who had been arrested for drunken
and chain were found on Donovan, and he
and the woman were charged with grand
larcauy
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ReddIng Primary school.

NJ. A. Deane, Principal
Fifth Grade-B. A. Fenton. teacher.
Roll OF HOnOr-Clay Miller. Edmund Finn,
Willie Whitley, Clara MahOn, Arthur Cr0cker-
Julie Kohu, Frank o'Brien, Adrienne Cert.
Fourth Gfade-Nathaile Selling. teacher
Roll Of HOn0r-Edlth Stadlleld, Christine
Martin kitte West, Carl BrOll, Sauoiski Tu-
mara, Lizzie Riley.
Roll OF HonOr-Harry Well. Fannie Kings
lana, Florence Smith, Maud Hammond, Ethel
Folan, John Gallagher, Blanch Elliot, Dewitt
Mcdonald. Eva Howe.
Third Grade-Mlss Clayton, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Bertram Simpson. Willie
Stadlfeld, Maggie Burns, Amy BresIauer.
Thlrd Grade-Mrs. L. E. Donahue, teacher.
Roll of HOnor-Banche Lewis, Marie English.
Cleone Cummings, Willie Peek Edward Bishop.
Frank Bishop, Chesiey McD-armon.
Second Grade-Miss Fannie Martin, teacher.
Roll of HonOr-Gertie Wheaton, Dan Giblia,
ROwena Burns, Beatrice Tojetti, Fred Leben-
baum, Eddie Bine Edgar Levry, Stella Male
Ernest Porter. Title Thiemer.
Second Grade-Miss X Z. QBrien, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-ClaTa Reiehenberg, Sadie
Brock, David Baird Matilda Baltzer, Giles Gibbs,
Leah Levy, Michael Carmichael Carr, Daisy Neu
stadt, Pearl Landers.
First Grade-Nlss J. Saunders, teacher.
Roll Of HouOr - Victor Rechenberg, Ethel
Meyers, Rekinoski Tamura, Charlie de Young
Juan K. Linus, Annie G1blen, Martin Hahn,
Eddie Ehrhorn.
First Grade-A. E. Sutherland, teacher
Roll OF Honor-Florence Melander, DolleY
Cooney. Gertie Joseph Bessie Cramerdug,
Thomas Lohse, Thomas Bellew, Willie Clarke,
Tasso Laermans, Ike Gronasky.
First Grade-Mlss E. l.. Hammond, teacher.
Roll OF HonOr-Irma Newbauer, Jacob Levy,
julia Well Helen de Young, Brllsford Flint
Willard Porter, Meta Israel. Grace Burmelster
Receiving Class. Hart. teacher.
Roll OF Hon0r-Kitty Lichenstein Ethel Geh-
ricke Emile Nathan, Emma Lindner, Sophie
BlOhme, Annie Boo arde, TesSle Downing. john
Lombard, Raymond Behlow, Arthur Erh0rn.
Receiving Class-Miss a. C. Cherry, teacher.
Roll Of Honor-JeaRnette Woodruff. Muriel
0Buen, Sydney Altschul, Jessie kurlfnke
Louis Henry, Elsie 1hOruswaTd, Robert Stein
egger, Ern est Mcneil Frank Lastram, Willie
BuTris, Mabel Edwards.
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Greenwich Primary School.

Mrs &. r. Pechin. Principal.
Fourth Grade-Miss NJ. S. Galloway, teacher.
Roll Of HOnOr-Jennie Marx, Lillian Johnson,
Oga Wagner, Willie Kutter, Martha Krause,
Mary Pervaise, Arizona Nickel, Edith Jones.
Third Gfade-Miss A. NJ Kennedy, teacher.
Roll OF HonOr-Anne Merk, Lena Tiejen,
Lizzie Diehl, John Neuenberg, Jennie Cook
Esther Marx Helena Daehn, Sophie Lilkendey
Bertha Harenburg. Katie Rant.
Third and Second grades-Miss c. A. Adams
Roll OF Honor-Third Grade: Tom Duff, Emma
BeTbst, Ethel HsddOck, Frank Foye, Walter
Rock. Second Grade - Emma Fray, Bertha
Spiegle Carrie Oman.
second Grade-NIiss Anna Wettig, teacher.
Roll OF HonOr-Mary Hey, Thomas Petersen,
Fl ank FADE, Matbide X och, John HelDbockeL
g gorge Paul, Henry Schneider, Maud Rex, John
Andei son, Eugene Niglis, Evelyn Stevenson,
Flank MOrrssey.
Second Grade-Miss Moore, teacher
Roll of HonOr-Sadie Duff, Mary Krogb, Rose
Ke!eher, Cora Martin, Maud Martin, Lizzie
EOchetIe, David Lacari, Charlie Nathan.
First Grade-Miss Rose Fay, teacher.
Roll Of Honor-Katte Mas Chester Bowman.
Alfred Reinecke, Annie Mas, Allie Gibson,
Bennle Malson, Maggie Yung, Louis Bocb, TheO-
dOre Nlglls, Richard Auer.
FIRST Gradr-Miss Ancs Wolf, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Hilda Lomler, Mary Frenzel.
Christine zorb, Wiille zoIb, Willie Evans.
Roll OF HonOr-Mabe Furbush Au gusta
Lahm, Jessie Pearson, Lizzie SchmitI, Fred Com
sfOekr henfaG Gobel AdUlph Knopf, Carl Saur,
Receiving Grade-Miss f. Gay, teacher.
Roll OF HOnor-Hugh Malcolm, Louis Herbst,
Vincent SObolef Nettle johnson, Annie Porta,
Isadore Lyman, Berthe Seymour. Oscar Thomp-
son.
Receiving Grade-Mlss Aldrich, teacher.
Roll Of HODOT-Arthur Lemme, Ewald Thiee,
Charles Werner. FTieda Behlmer, Dora Miller,
Lille Osborne Fayette TrefTy, Freda Boyeson.
Receiving Grade-Miss Lulu Wolfe teacher
Roll Of HOnOT-Alma Barthoid, Autone Gobel,
LorenZ Koch, Jessie Macintosh, Nellie Nc
keyltt, Daisy Merle, Mabel Miller, Amelia Tiet-
len. Ernst heVesahl.
Receiving GIade-Miss Rowe, teacher.
Roll of Honor-Louisa Bahrs. Caspar Renner
Rosie Ambrose, Flora FrenZel Mary Marchese.
Lulu HOwse, James Milestone, Norman Knopt,
paYid Engels, George Watts.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
4 A'l[E[;!I|!,,]E[;;GGRA|L|M|! ! / ],
CHICAGO, June Z. 1890.

NJ ]. FLAVIN & CO.. San Francisco:
Purchased to-day from Henry w. King & Co., New
York and Chicago 400 Mems Cashmere Suits to sell at
81 co. good value for SIS; also 200 Saters Blue FIan
mel Suits, to sell for IS, been selling for
$12 so; also 800 Boys ALL Wool High-Buton Suits to
sell for 81 so, regular price So; also 100 Boys ALL
Wool Suits at So IS, good value for &c. Goods to
rive in about IA days.
M. j. FL AVN.
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van, Emil Boebme. Annie Nicholson, Fred
Haake, Rosalie Girot, Lily Chishol m, John Ken
nedy.
First Grade-Miss Dixon. teacher.
Roll of Houor-Georsie Mcpherson, Alma STE
vens, Linda KirehhOf. Della Elchler, willie
Wyatt Henry Miller, Josie Davis, Bessie Need
ham. Augusta Williams.
Receiving Graded. G. Jesse, teacher.
Roll of Honor-Eddie Javete Harry Harrl.
son, John Black, Charles Boost, Alfred Girot,
Perry Harvey, Medora Deily, Bertha Stemmer,
Annie keaTney, Annie Whaman.
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snnchez.street School.

Mrs. +. A. Banning, Principal
Eighth and Seventh grades-MiSs NJ. Elliot,
teacher.
Koii Of Honor-Eighth Grade: May Chaplin,
Lillian SpeakmaD, Alice Martin. William Ham
mond Maggie 0BreD, Helen Boyle. Seventh
Grade-Manlie Barto, Willy Wagner. Ethel Per-
kins Annie MOgau, Maude Hayes. Annie Black
Willy Howatt
Sixth Grade-Miss L. KaImuk, teacher.
Roll Of HonOf-Lily Hickstedt Mary Shea.
George Erliu Bessie RoihermeI, Arthur Pollex-
fen, Hilda Anderson, Amy Hammond, Bessie
Falyey.
Fifth Grade-Miss j. Johnston, teacher.
=. Roll of HonOr-Mary LaUriston, Rutherford
Moore, Elyria Barto. Marea Joost, Augusta
kimball Violet LaueT, Annie AkmanD, Agda
Anderson, Ida Leeds, Eddy Brown Joseph
Crosby, Isabel Grey, Grace Cook, Lulu Preston,
Mary McCay, Willie Qooney, Gertrude Boyle,
Ftta de HOnge.
Fourth Grade-Mlss M. j. Johnston, teacher.
Roll OF HOnor-Ella Anderson, Henry Steiper,
Ida Wyatt. Minnie Puckhaber, Lille Overman,
Sadie Wapstaff, Frank Erlin, Anna Joost Jen,
nie Anderson Boswell Kenniff. May Kinead-
Alice Fluhr, Belle Cook, Henrietta Schmidt.
Fourth Grade-Miss J. Evans, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Josepb Fitzpatrick, George
McKnew, John Hogan, David Walton, Frank
Wright, Robert Macnamara, Thomas Ring,
Nordien Knudsen, Ernest Duveneck, Arthur
THONGS.
Third Grade-Mrs. J. N. Sykes, teacher.
Roll OF HOnOr-Avice Watt, ROLAND kennlh,
Jenny Mcintyre. Bella Hubert, Mary McCios-
key, Bessie Banning, Elsie Hammond Sadie
HOwatt, Eva SymoD. Ria Merrill, Gertie Nc
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CnlIfornin Camar. Olnh.

The monthly meeting of the California
Camera Club will be held in the new rooms
in the Murphy Building tomorrow evening.
Besides other exhibitions there will be one
by lanterns by Z. p. Gray and John +.
Young Of "a Trip to Yosemite"
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Entire, Arthur Moore. Edith Helms, Fred JUL

Entire, Arthur Moore, Edith Helms, Fred JUL
lerat.
Second Grade-BIiss w. Tarpey, teacher.
Roll of Honor-Bernard Hemminga, John Sui
van. Emma I4andyogt, Mary McGrath, Katy
Mitchell, LILY Kenney, Maude Taylor. Eliza
Ginnever, Lizzie Grey, Frank Mogan.
First and Second grades-Mss A. Plummer
teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Aliee Anderson, Mary Crosby.
Etnel Grove, Eva Gmpel, Inga JOIgenson, Laura
Rtdly, May Ring, Annie Herman, Mercedes Nc
GTe, Mabel Wollweber.
Fist Grade-Miss Wickman. teacher.
Roll of Honor-Andrew Watt, Nettie Wehr
Willy Downing. Lizzie Quasi, Stewart Brown,
James Brown, Herman Quasi, Florence Attridge,
James Cook, Albert Thompson, Ralph Raymond,
First GTade-Miss 5. Duffy, teacher.
Roll of Honor-George Bennett. Edgar Christ,
Willy Dizney. Thomas Grady, Pelade Juliani,
David kImDall RoberI kuapD Woodward
Lowre, John Wade Allister Mckenzie.
Receiving Grade-Miss Z. Gallagher, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-0lve Thomas, FeIna HolZheld.
Maud Muller, Annie Dickson. May Greene, An
ME Miller, Grace Hammond, Violet Jackson,
lille 10th, Irene Brareus, Geneyleye Thomp-
son, Sophie Raabe
Receiving Grade-AIlss c. Hart, teacher.
Roil OF HOnor-RObeTI Henry, Norman Watt
Douglas X mt. Benny Paulsen, Phiip o'COnnor,
Robert Chesney, Frank MeCloskey, Francis
SplaDe, James Granville, Willy Hail.
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West End school,

L. l.. Mccarthy Principal.
Seventh and Third grades-C. A. Templeton,
teacher.
Roll Of Honor-Seyenth GRADE: Mlie BOaro,
Josie OYen. Third Grade-Robert Chapman,
Charles Gray.
SIKH, Second ana Flgst grades-E. l.. Me-
Cartby, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Slxth Grade: Belle McNieoll,
Emily Oyeu. Second Grade-Rose Nessier, Ina
RegIi. First Grade-GeOige BarneT. Alma An.
dersOn, Irene Canavan, Laura FuIrer.
The morning call., 1890-06-09

TURLEY NOT FARLEY In the item which
appeared yesterday relating to the acGuittal OF
the charge of receiving goods knowing them to
have been stol II, the name should have been
John Turley instead of Farley" lis printed
The morning call., 1890-06-09
ROLL OF HONOR.
Leading Pupils of San Francisco
Schools.
Boys and Girls Whose Records During the
Past Scholastic Year Entitle Them
to Special Mention.

AS has been the custom for years, THE CALL
again presents its readers the lists OF pupils in
the various classes OF the public schools whom
their teachers have selected to be placed upon
the roll OF honor.
The morning call., 1890-06-09

A PLEASANT EXCURsIoN.-The excursion on
the bay yesterday was like all preceding trips
under MIR. Kinks management-a success in
every particular. The weather was fine, and all
passed pleasant time on shore as we'll as on
MaIer.
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AInm ed


City Clerk Mllington and his deputy
have been busy the week filling out and
signing the bonds for publ; improvements
j. d. Remmel is building six cottages
near Mastlck station. Thr ee of them will
front on side street, off Railroad avenue,
to be called Mastick place.
The members of Pacific Hose Company
No. 4 and many of their friends had an en-
joyable time picnicking yesterday in the
hills near Laundry Farm.
All tickets sold in Alameda for interior
points have Oakland written or stamped
on them. The residents of this city do not
think that this is " a fair deal" and the Iu-
provement Association has been requested
to address the railroad authorities, asking
that Alameda be stamped on the tickets.
Many Of the improved streets in different
parts OF the city are overgrown with weeds,
which. upon becoming dry, will be a source
of much danger from fire and are detri-
mental to the general appearance of the
streets. The Alameda Improvement $50
citation has taken the matter of removal in
hand and will in a few days furnish 10
property owners the cost of cleaning the
weeds in front of fifty-foot lot. Efforts
Will be made to have the streets cleaned be-
fore July.
The morning call., 1890-06-09

DROVE Too FAsT.-P. J. Burns was arrested
for fast driving yesterday afternoon in Golden
Gale Park by Omcer Dearborn, and booked at
the SeyenteeuflI-s Station
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AUCTION SALES.

SPECIAL notice..
Parties desirous of dsposlng OF their household
furniture, live stock and personal property of all
kinds. will do well to call on
A. L. CRESSwELL, GENERAL AucTIoNEER
1045 Market st.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Houses bought in their
entirety. je5 st
The morning call., 1890-06-09

0AKLAND-ALAMEDA
Day of Quiet happenings Across tho

Day of Quiet happenings Across tho
Bay.
Rev. DR.. Horizons subject at the First
Presbyterian Church yesterday was: THE
Scope and Value Of Christian Testimony in
the Present Religious Contest" At the
First Methodist Church Rev. DR.. E. r.
Dille's subject was: '1he Gospel in Ma
ture." Rev. Frank Dixon's subject at the
Tenth-avenue Baptist Church was: "The
Privilege of the Pulpit" Rev. DR.. Boyns
of the Asbury Methodist Church South de-
livered lecture last evening on Gladstone
and the Bible" and at the First Universal
st Church Rev. S. Goodenough's topic was ::
''lntimations of Immortality From Future
and Science" The initial sermon of Rev.
j. Charles Hanna at the First United Pres
byterian Church was given yesterday morn
ing, and was upon the gospel invitation of
Isaiah, 700 years before the time Of the
Savior: "Ho, Every One That Thirsteth."
Rev. George b. Reiman at the San Pablo
avenue Baptist Church preached a sermon
on "The Busy Little Ants" There was
children's day-service at the Brooklyn Pres
byterian Church.
THE Y. NJ. G. A.
C. G.. Baldwin, International, Financial
and Building Secretary OF the Y Oung Mems
Christian Association. delivered an address
yesterday afternoon and secured the
promise Oh assistance III Lne W0rk OF raising
the $1,000 needed to complete the building.
About seventy-fiye young men agreed to
give MIN portion of the time necessary
during the present week In canvassing.
Mr.. Baldwin spoke confidently of raising
the amount, and believed that the
gymnasium, now unfinished, is as ess entail
to the success of the work Of saving young
men as any other room in the building. and
for that reason desired to see it compile ted
and equipped.
The funeral of the late Rev. DR.. /. L.
Dwinell will take place from his late resi-
dence at 450 Plymouth avenue at 80
o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Dr. George
Mooar Rev. S. III. Wiley and Rev. DR..
Benton will ofiiciate, the latter if suffi-
cently recovered.
FIRE IN HOTEL.
The occupants of the Albany Hotel at
Fifteenth street and Broadway were awak-
ened at about o'clock yesterday morning
by an alarm of fire. The flames started in
closet, but were eytingushed in a few
minutes without calling in the Fire Depart
ment.
The Public Administrator has asked for
letters on the estate of Henry Grobe, the
gardener, who died on Thursday night in
a San Pablo avenue lodging-house from
heart disease. The estate consists of per-
sonal effects and money, amounting to $3.50.
Notwithstanding the Turner's were given
permission by the Mayor to 'paint the
town red," the day yesterday was very
quiet.
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whittier Primary school.

Miss Z. L. Slincen. Principal.
Fourth Grade-E. A. FrontOn, teacher.
Roll OF H0nor-Eima kOrbrl, Alfred Williams,
Frank Isaacs, James Barry, Ernest Nielsen
Fourth Grade-k. She phafd, teacher.
Roll OF HOnor-Maud Elli-. George Davis
Lillian Ford, Gettle Gi1gSby, Bertha Delano.
Fourth Grade-A. +. Sprague, teacher.
Roll Of llonor-May Riley, Willie Anderson,
Minnie slaib, Carrie Korbel. Grace Brocarde.
Third GIade-M. Simon, teacher.
Roll OF HOnor-Lorelta Murphy, Maggie Bran
nan Bertha Field, Maud Spur. Abe King,
Frank Bryn.
Third Cirade-L. A. Orr, teacher
Roll OF Honor-Mame Hayes. SOPHIE Helms,
August Juds Ii zzie Collins, Emma Norton.
Ihlid Grade-A. Kinds, teacher.
Roll Of Honor-NOra Lyon, Cora Benner, Elka
Meyer.
Second Grade-Ida NJ. Hester, teacher.
Roll of Honor-Lucy Korbel, Eta Field, Flor
ence Porter Annie LiIenthal, Leo Korbel. En-
lily Matson.
second Grade-I. Maecord, teacher.
Roll of HOnOr-Nele kenna, John Witikow-
ski, Tacoma Parod
Second Grade-Nelie a. Malouey teacher.
Roll OF HonOr-Lnlu Bode. Edna Milco Willie
| Mary Barrett, Ernest Herger, Lizzie Mackel,
Willie Guttschlck.
Second Grade-Miss NJ. Fronton, teacher.
Roll of HOnor-James Condor. Samuel Man
asee, Jessie Clarke, Edith Duff Austin Atwood,
| Albert Anderson.
Roll of HoDor-Mary Huist, Lille Benner,
| Carrie Rosenthal, Laura Holland, Gertie Dunnl-
gan, Matte Peterson, George GluecK, Louis
First Grade E. A. Cove, teacher.
Roll Of HonOr-Fred Pera, Melia Kirschner,
| Henry Machel, Camilla Aurella, Annie Mat
| thews Louis GranZ.
First Grade-N. Walsh teacher
! Roll Of HOnOr-Kate Flynn Maggie B0yne
| Annie Oates, Eileen Waters, Joe ShensOn
| Minnie Miskey, Sophie Nalianos, Louis Lederle,
Mamie Ormsby, Clara WoolcOti-
First Grade-H. \. Derrick. teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Tillie McCOurtney. Esther
| Miskey, Norma Mllco, Lizzie Mullins, Edna
1hode, Eddie Lacey.
First Grade-L. nj. Kinney teacher.
| Roll Of HOnOr-NelIie Harrington, Annie
| Eastland, Grace Mccullough, Ella Wood Katie
| ONeal, Leo McGaughran, Byron Nye, Hubert
| PrOst.
First Grade-H. r. Keep. teacher.
| Roll OF II HonOr-James Hayes, hOmas Golden,
| Annie Engler, Louisa Hagman, Jennie Dunn,
Martha Murphy, Lizzie Anderson.
First GRADER. z. Lewis, teacher.
Roll OF HOnOr-Frankle Field, LeOnie GlesS,
Bella Jentsch, Willie Smith, Charlie Gray Mat
thew Farrell, Annie Rnlhausen Mamie RaIh,
Louisa JansOn, Sophie Ehrllch.
First Grade and Receiving ClasS-M. j. DOlan,
teacher.
Roll of Honor-Lena Brinkmanu, John Ferrin
Theresa Fetches, Lulu 0Bren, Andrew Kenny
May Murphy, Mary MeGinerIy, Edward COleIl,
Receiving Grade-k. E. ConHeu teacher.
Roll OF HonOr-Cbristian Fristch, Lizzie Gil
| gun, Lizzie McLatchey, George Robertson, Fred
| Stewart, Alice O'Neil.
| Receiving Grade-A. J. Ahern, teacher.
Roll of Honor-JOhn ONeal, Lizzie Stanton,
! Albert Becker, Martha Rowe, Theodore Eastand.
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Lobos-Avenue school.

Pierre, Carlos Fnck, Cesare Biandl Emilio
Ceresa, Antonia Ruiz, Sea Greset. Marie Ecne'
Yerra.
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AUCTION SALES.
THE SUPERIOR FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE,


One Elegant nearly new Upright Cabinet Grand
Piano of fine tone with Cover and Stool; / Hand
some Parior Set solid Cherry Frames, upholstered
in assorted colored silk plushes; l Parlor Set In
striped reps; elegant Line Engravlngs; orna-
ments best Brussels Carpets: Eastern Walnut
Chamber Suits: "a Walnut Bedsteads Spring and
Hair Mattresses; Tea Pillows; White Blankets: l
Walnut Sdeboard; ! Walnut Extension Table;
Walnut Dining Chairs: l Walnut Hall Hat-stand;
China, Glass and Plated Ware: Fine Improved Ma
gee Range, Agateware, Kitchen Utensils, etc.
Rd- TERMS CASH.
je8 ct GEO +. LAMSoN, Auctioneer.
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Disinfect With Platt's CHI brides
EVERY suspIciOus nook and corner.
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south CosmopoI,t.n Eveninr Sci

7. Deane, Principal
Roll OF HUDor-Julan Aitken, George C0oney
NJ. DebeInaTdi. NJ. Lazarus, Frank Mann, Jo
seph Manu-, Arthur Olague, oioney Ruuyon, j
Sampson. Adolphe Roudelle. +. Bertn
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AUCTION SALES.
IL PINE ST., NEVADA BANK BUILDING
Mission Street Solid Investment

East line Mission St. bet. 18th and 26th, large lot
65 :6x115 back to alley, 1872 70 feet from 26th;
Improvements rs feet of the lot: store and flats;
good stable; balance OF the lot occupied by the
owner IN contracting business; income would be
$3.50 per month: terms 1a cash.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-17
TO THE POLE.

The mystery of the north pole has ex-
cited in the head of another courageous if
foohardy man a determination to attempt
to solve it, and year after next the Norwe-
gian sailor and scientist NANsEN will set
out on the perilous voyage. 1t is idle to
say that an end will come to these efforts
Failure may follow failure for scores more
of times just as it has been doing for so
many years, and other attempts will BIO
made. 1t will make no difference if the
brave men who accompany HANSEN shall
suffer and perish as so many have done be-
fore them, other brave men will take up
the work, and keep on trying until the pole
has been reached and the mystery solved.
The sad fate of the Jeanette shocked
the world, and we recall that it was said at
the time that no other expedition would be
fitted out until something new was learned
of the region and which would give hope of
success. The fascination, however, has
been too great and NANsEN proposes to
follow the Jeannette's course, firmly be-
ieving the Behring sea route is the only
one by which the pole can be reached. He
will have vessel specially adapted to tie
purpose, being built with view to
Strengthening all the weak places developed
in other Arctic vessels. His crew will
consist of only twelve men selected on &C
count of their fitness in all respects, and he
will carry alive years supply of provisions.
The fact that relics from the Jeanette
have been found in Greenland is accepted
by NANsEN as proof that passage exists,
and he will rely largely upon drifting to
carry him through, it being apparent, in
his mind, that the currents flow to the east
and that if his vessel can hang together il
will drift across the pole within the five
years.
1t is all conjecture, however, just as il
was a century ago. 1t may be that the
Norwegian's hypothesis is correct, but
until the demonstration has been made the
world will stand in awe and dread, and
until NANsEN's return there are more peo
pie who will believe that he Is going to the
fate of poor De LONG than those who will
expect him to succeed in his undertaking.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-17
Miss Bashkirtsers Tomb.

Marie's body lies in the chapel built
by her mother in the cemetery of Passy,
just outside Of Paris. The chapel is a
work of art, designed by Bastien Lee
pages brother and made of marble. In
building this memorial chapel Nine.
Bashkirtseff disregarded cost entirely, SO
much so in fact that it went beyond even
her means, and still remains to be paid
for. Around Marie's grave are hung all
her best pictures, those of some of her
girl friends still alive, which must be
rather gloomy, and the picture which
Bastien Lepage painted when he tried
unsuccessfully to win the Prix de Rome
as young man, for which Nine. Bash
kirtseff paid an immense price after the
artists death. She thought, as she told
Marie's friends, that it would please
Marie to have the painting in which Bas-
ten was SO much interested hanging up
near her body. The building of such a
chapel as Maries in the cemetery of
Passy was contrary to the municipal reg
ulations. 1t was through the influence
of the Marechal de Canrohert, who is
also a senator, that Nine. Bashkirtseff
got special permission from the Paris
municipal council. New York Sun.