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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02
NIyITIAL MOVEMENT FOR
= AMERICAS Noth ANNIVERSARY.
rIaDieaux NiVants.
The National Pageant! !
Copyrlghted.

Copyrighted.
Twelve Great Historical TAsIeanx In cur
Nations H story Aef D. ColOuial Days Act
. kesolat.oaarY Prod. Act National
Poa-rs' 6rsad opera House. Grand Rapids.
-dorsday aud Thursday. 5iay and ;, atI:lo
?. e. sharp. Mrs. starry A. Live more. histor-
iali IS Cora scott Pond, PROPRIETOR and
Manage For che b-ns1t 20 me EIersOn
H0me rhe III CD gan E4ual Suffrage AssOc.a-
NJa. -le Lotus club.
ARTISTS.
Isaseua-M s. Wlaifred Martlue.
Columbus Mr willard Brigham
Chaaceu0r-Mr. J. A GenEalrE.
Governor Carver-Mr. Fred A. MAYNARD.
Ms Carvsr-Mrs a. II Morshead.
Miles Sra1dlsh-Mr AlOng0 B. Porter.
J0nu Altrn-Wr. Willard Brigham
Priscilla M4ilsn8-Miss Fanny Earie-
MtgIstrtts-Mr. trsnS ". Davis.
Miles ,taudisn-Mr. Fred A. Maynard.
john Aldru-Mr. Willard Brigham
Priscilla Mul-0s-Mlss fanay Earle.
Ma sfraEe-Nr. FreuS VI Davis.
Aane Hu5ch' iou- Mrs J. A. 0opEales
Garden Party-Ihs Miauet. 4 reception
q Washington aud Lafayette
9sorge VI Washingron--Maior F. o. Stevens
Lady w asnin <t1r-Nrs- DR. bucn4nAa
J8ha Alams-Nr. Andrew Fife.
Mrs. Adams Mrs T. VI. Dayis
MARQUIS Sc Ls slayette-Mr. j Mckee.
Eeater oi the DeclaratlOn-Alss Cora Scott
Co'umbia-Mrs Z "a Yale.
Goddess Of LlbcIlg-Nrs. Marie UtleJ Aid
worth Thirteen Original states
Chorus of sl0ger&
Commander-L. sut.-Col. McGurrin-
CaDtslas--kiaaeJ Co b. Knox Co i.
soid.ers-Grand Rapids Militia
PROGRAM
Over three hundred .esdinE society people OF
lrand Rapids Eill participate in the Pageant
aNTE-coLOSTAI-
Columbus az tie court Of Queen Isabella.
Mlslc.
AcrL COLONIAL pATs.
Landing % rhe PiizrinL
aCourtship OF Nl - standlsh.
D Wedding " John Alden and Priscilla
4Woman's sphere i62o-E51
Banlsament OF ABns Uutchinson from Mas
sarnlsefrs-
Ar H. ExvotrrIoSAET PEs1oD.
6aE-rerfIon given % W 4shin xton and Lafay-
r-tr sr Nrrt port
hsa-tru Party. Tie Mnuet.
E h1rr. q 20 a4nser hli-
Declaration of fntf pandence.
NJ lsi,. American Narl01al sirs.
ACT ur. SArl0StL sxD RRFoRNArOEr.
Part 6. Emancipation.
Departure of ffs Grand Rapids Voluneeer
n Womau's Patriotism. Her sphere from
ls s6L The Hospital.
~ Iae Reception Of the EnnHcipaaon Pro
fhs 1rrn-
rle south.
Prrr tI Womans Century.
o. 81 Woman's sphere. Is N.
Music. Home Fsvariets.
Tirssfs ar Box Once Powers 0nera House.
e.lfs Reserved. Prices g ~ sl00 aud 81
Admission CD tae aogse % cents.
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street ii~sT - 20 bs eonstrurs sse bsrs.
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Both the method and results when
syrup Of Eigs i taken; il IS pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, eleanses the sys-
tsm efeetually, dispes colds, head
aches and feTers and cures habitaal
constipation Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy OF lis kind ever pro-
dueed, pleasing TO the taste and ae-
eePtahls 10 the stomach, prompt in
i.s action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
70 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles By all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand viii pro
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup CO.
say FRANCISCO. ca.
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The morning call., 1890-06-01
PARAMOUNT SCHOOL.
A weil-Rendered Programme of Closi

A Well-Rendered Programme of Closing
Exercises.
In connection with the closing exercises Of the
several classes at the Paramount School, Miss c.
NJ. Johnston principal, the following programme
was well rendered
"Schoobouse on the Hill" song, seventh and
eighth grades; opening address, Ida Quinn;
KNOWING the Circumstances" dialogue. Miss
c. Is. Nolan's class; Don't Despse The Chill
dren," Sarah McAleer; The Five Senses" dia-
logue Miss NJ. MOnahan's class; The Dolls
Complaint" dialogue, Miss A. z. Barry's class;
" Ali of Them" Ben Sheridan; The Dead
Kitten" Ada Carlson; In the Star
light" song, seventh and eighth grades;
The Indignation Meeting" dialogue, Miss j.
Gillespie's class; The Flower Gill; dialogue,
Miss ID. P ages class; 1.-The Rabbit on the all"
Pearl Klpcsid; Competing Railroad" dialogue,
Miss L. Towards class; Ten Little Fingers"
dialogue, Miss A. p BarrTy's class; The Bee
yitation," Hattie Curre; "Papa'ss Letter" Alice
Smith; "The Expected Visitors" dialogue. Miss
E. L. HammOnPs class; "The Curious
Habit Lille MsAee Va fSe@ f Sa
logue. Miss ID. Pages class; "Flag OF tue
Free" school; browns and Smiles" Ruby
Wat-ins; Naughty Claud," Freddie Bob;
Day" Mabel King; "rhe Temperance Kitten"
Alice Calvin "Panses for Thought" Miss A. P.
BarIIy's class; the Waiter Girls" song, Miss
iogue, Miss L. Towards class; "How Cyrus
Laid The Cable Earle kincaid; "obbie Dobbe,"
Henrietta Smith; Golden Keys, Miss Mona
hans class; Problem in Threes." Anna Mills;
"Tall Children" Miss ID. Pages class; III the
Waters Could Speak AS They Flow" song, Miss
c. 3. Nolans class; The New BABY" Josie
Drill" Miss L. McFadden's class; Sunday Morn
ing" John Toohey: "A Child's Best Friend"
song, Miss &. b. Nolau's class; "a Visit 10
Ma1ro" Katie McGratn, Ed Mooklar and Earle
Kiucad; 1.-The First Snowfall" Miss McFad-
den's class; CLOSE of School" Miss Nolan's
class: awarding diplomas, Superintendent j. w.
The morning call., 1890-06-01
CLEVELAND SCHOOL.
1t Closes Amid Flowers and Ap.
plause-Credit Due.

Tie closing exercises OF the Cleveland School
were held on Thursday morning. Floral en-
blems and applause were without limit. The
general exhibit work did the teachers and pupils
credit. The programme was as follows:
Yard exercise. school, song, Zone by One"
Schenk; recitation, 80 Nowhere Mamie Imhoif /;
recitation, Little Children" Addie Mani0n;
nor, Freda klenck, Florence. May, Esther
Ososli Kathleen Ryan, Julia Conroy.
Caroline Borifeld, May. MeHenry,, Susie
Mamie O'Keefe, Mabel johnson, Carrie
Smith, Rosie Galinas and Maggie Smith; recita-
ton. "a Long Way Round" Agnes Nealon;
recitation, "Bonny Bess," Carrie Smith; song.
Reuben and Rachel" Ed Walsh and Rosie
Galinas; concert exercise, months" Emily
Hartman. Cora Holman, Gussle Twietman. Annie
Harm, Annie Cunningham, Lille Flemmins.
Lule Frahm, Fred Ford, Conrad digger. George
Pleasant, George Harm; discussion, My Home
and Playing Barber,' Rosie Reuncr and Mamie
Keefe; song. 1.-The Child's Prayer" Third
Grade.
Operetta. Grandma's Birthday "-Grandma,
Ella Thall; Little Maud Louie Brady. Chorus
jessie O'Connell, Phionena Pleasant, Katie
Nielsen Julia Clancy Carrie ,s McGann' Anna Anna
lon, Alma Johnston, Annie Kve, Mary
johnson, Rosie Messing, Freda Peter.
LII Iilie shan aS csdde Howard Jennie Richie
: Nellie Smith, Amelia Caudage, Maggie Fox, Liz
Zie Kuhn, Meta HomanD, Maggie Drlscoll, Essie
Steele Amelia Papina, Ernestine Alves Mary
Mara, Hannah Barner, Aggle Dunnng, Lizzie
Cunningham, May Powers, Katie Lofts. Nellie
Driscoi, Mary Hayes, Osna Segar, Julia Suli-
van Josie Miller.
Recitation. "The Land of Nod Maggie Barry;
recitation, "The Girl Who Would Not Eat
Crust" Kate O'COnnor; recitation My Best
Friend" keIa knownburg; recitation, "Ihanks-
girls, Cassie Murphy, Jessie Miller. Katie
O'Connel; recitation. Saturday Night" Ida J.
Norton; "Choce OF Occupations" Minnie An.
dersou, Maggie Conroy Mollie Griffin, Ethel
ODay, Nellie Hayes, Ida Norton; reeita-
ton, When Mamma Was a Girl" Nora
Dwyer; song, Nov l Sleep" Annie
Russy, Emily Hartman, Gerne Connolly, Lulu
Wadeck, Katie OC0nnell, Addie Manon, Nora
Dryer; defamation I" The Orators" James
Britt; recitation, THE Tea Party" Rena
Knownburg; recitation, Primes and Pearl"
Blois; recitation, What Dolly Has" Nellie
o'Connor;. recitation, TOMS School, Books
Annie Feely address. "School Is Closed
Florence Lowney; songs, America" and
= Swe Hnna -
The morning call., 1890-06-01
CORSETS
MUSLIN UNDER WEAR

At 1850 dozen LUCILLE CoRsETs, French
model, long-waisted made Of fine lasting,
stripped with sateen, firmly and closely boned,
side-steelS, double busk, cork clasp-pro-
tector, easy, strong and comfortable, top
trimmed with deep lace, silk stitched, hand
somely finished, gray only, 81 25, worth 81 so.
At SI.OO is dozen HANDSOME BLACK
SATEES CoRSETS. long-waisted, full hip,
side steels firmly boned top silk-embroidered
finish, color warranted fast black, sizes Is to
26, 81.
At -, en-25 dozen CoRsETs, strongly boned,
suitaSECT-c nsout ladies', double busk side
steels, Iong-Waisted. full hip, fitting the form
perfectly . bias cross=belts preventing the cor
set from stretching. 81, c0ler drab.
hip, double busk 2side-steels, firmly stayed, in
Full lines of p d., c. p; r.. Il G., THoMsoN's
Grove-htting. DIR. srRQNG's, DIR. WARMERS, etc,
At SI.0O-2O. dozen LADIES' MOTHER HUB:
BARD GOWNS, handsomely made; In. q variety
OF the newest Styles sold-thcKed; yokesi- en-
broidery and tucks, ETC.; e1tra;long and wide;
fullsleeves, perfectly finished. 81. :.
At 5Oc-25 dozen LADIES' DRAWERS heavy
muslin, trimmed with cluster tqcks and deep
rufle of fine embroidery, yoke. band, finished
seams. soc. .:.:9 :: ::
At S1.Oo-1O dozen LADIES. TENNIS FLANNEL
SHORT SKIRTS, in assorted colored stripes;
hand-embroidered scaflop' ;.on edge; yoke
bands, 81. -: ~ :. :
At 4oc-l5 dozen LADIES' ~CHEMIs Es; heavy
muslin, neck;and sleeve bands neatly corded, all
seams finished. Ace =. =: - -i.@:
The morning call., 1890-06-01
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION, ETC.

THE KIDNEYS are of the greatest Import.
ance to the human body. It Is their duty to
sift and strain from the blood the poisonous
and waste matter absorbed by It, which
Is produced by the destruction of tissue
which Is constantly going on in the system.
Then how Important 1t is that this system OF
sewerage be not clogged up, in consequences
of Inactivity or disease. The kidneys are
closely connected with the nervous system
and the brain, and when you notice the slight
est arrangement of these organs, it should
Command your attention and prompt treat.
ment, for when the life current is tainted by
the refuse and poisonous matter which should
have been strained and sifted from It, 1t pro-
duces diseases which arise from an Impure
state of the blood, which, unless attended to
at once, produce the most serious results.
rheumatism, of the Heart, Dropsy, lnflamma-
ton of the Kidneys, BrIght's Disease. Diabe-
ties, Gravel, Inflammation of the Bladder, Sup
preston and Retention of the Urine, etc., etc.,
all result from Diseased Kidneys. Use the
GREAT SIERRA KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE,
and cure these diseases In the start, or pre-
vent them altogether. All druggists sell these
valuable goods.
The morning call., 1890-06-01
LOMBARD-STREET SCHOOL.
Interesting Exercises by Glasses of Thre

Interesting Exercises by Glasses of Three
Grades.
Miss emlaps third and Mrs. Codes fourth and
fifth grades OF the Lombard-street School held
their closing exercises last Wednesday morning,
Many Of the parents aud friends OF the pupils
were present and all expressed themselves as
being well pleased with the following pro-
gramme:
Song, "God p.sss anr Native Land" class;
recitation, To-day ant Tomorrow" Lille
Ellsworth, recitation, The Hero" George
Buehm; song, "Vacation," class; recitation,
1.-The GIasshopper," Fred vessel; recitation,
.'The willy Bear" Lille Stone; song, stand UP
-is5:-uncle sam, Boys" fifteen boys recitation,
FAIRY Umbrella Sofey Falasson; reclta-
ton, "a Boys PEA Adolph Frendenberg;
song in costume. Shaking QuakeTs," VII
lie Kennedy and nine hltio girls; reel
tation, "Grandma's Angel" Katie Geek :
dialogue (comc6 /" BuDkum Guard" Angelo
BereIta Willie Kennedy and eight boys; song
" II tie Waters Could speak" class; recitation,
=" The Old Doctors Story" Charles Cook; reclta,
tion The Charcoal Man" fifth grade, girls;
recitation. Keeping His Word" George
Buckley; motion song "SnOw Brigade" ten
boys; recitation, The Minstrel" Augusta Har-
IenbeIg; recitation, The Bright Slde," Cora
Kennedy; song, :. Tie Sleigh-beils. class; reel
taliun, 1.-The Baron's last Banquet" Ethel
Dixson; recitation, The Bridge. Eta Forth
canFp; song. - Eli Take You Home Again,
Kathleen" Rose Kelly; wand exercise, twelve
OF
The morning call., 1890-06-01
WHAT CAUSED HIS DEATH.

Some Uncertainty in the Case of Michael
Goss, n Laborer.
Michael Goss, laborer, 10 years of age,
died in the City and County Hospital yes
terday, and his body was removed to the
Morgue. The direct cause of his death is not
known as yet. 1t appears that Goss was
taken to the hospital on Friday from the
Empire lodging-hOuse, suffering from
asthma. 1t was stated at the lodging
house that Goss had been stopping there
since May 10th. About a month age. he
was in the employ of the San Francisco
Bridge Company at Alameda, and was there
run over by train and had his foot
crushed.
1t is thought, though, that at the same
time he was injured about the head, as his
friends say that lie has acted queerly since
the accident. Goss is said to have relatives
in New York State.
The morning call., 1890-06-01

Mis-. X. l.. Brogan. Principal.
First Grade--Mrs j. W. Madden, teacher.
Roll OF HOnor--Marbelle Hogan, Susie Nc
Shane, Lillian Helms Julia Helms. Eddie Tracy.
First Grade-Kate QuinlaD, teacher.
Roll of HOnOr-Clara BoIkhelm, Stanley Wa
fer Frances Madden, Guy Jacobus, Amelis
Esert, Jessie Turner, Jessie Hoyt, Armand
Lenhardt, May Coles.
First Grade-M X. Bristol, teacher.
Roll oil Honor-MaX Harder, Ernest Deming,
Ada Whiting, Willie Lyons, George Hanson,
Marie Thorpe, Rachel O'Brien, May Murphy,
Benule Girlach, Paul Mccarly, Minnie Strehl, Ed
die Chamberlain, Arthur Seydeu, Bennlo Marks.
Second Grade-C. l.. Duncan, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Mamie McSOrley, Gertie Ken
nedy, Edith Leopold Arleta .Lezynsky. Alice
er, Richard Forbes, Walter StoHe.
Second Grade-Hattie Scheier teacher.
Roll OF H0nor-herman Bauer. Moe Sicily,
Anton NELSON, May Merkle, Silvia 0'Loghlen,
Isabel Lynch.
Third GRADER. A. Gilmore, teacher.
Ada Christensen, Houston Cock, Grace Parisen,
Ella Brlckley, Voiney Amiraux, Albert Brown,
Joe Gru5b Frank Quinn.
Fourth Grade-L. X. Chase, teacher.
Roll OF Honor - Charlotte Malruberg Eta
BOuve Tesse Swift Ella Martin, Charlotte
Roche Nellie Carol, Stella CarDerry, Elsie Cook.
Receiving Grade-W. UKane, teacher.
Roll OF Houor-Allce Halberstadt, Lulu Chase
Eddie Carberry Ida Ramsay, Joe Conn0rs.
Anna SchmltZ, Joe Conner, Joe Nealon, Ida
Jahn May jam son. Clara Helms
Receiving Class-Miss L. A. Dunn. teacher.
Roll OF Honor Edward ODay, Ida JuIllerat,
Mamie OBrien, Mabel Brickley, Annie Israel,
Elsie Merkelbach, Mamie Eggers, Title Rey
nolds, Eva Butler.
Receiving Grade-Isabel Tobin, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-karl Strohlin, Leonard Ffoss,
May Burns, Eleanor Panzini, Marie Strohlin.
The morning call., 1890-06-01

Forster, Mary Waller, David Dorward, Martin
BuZZiDi, Ju,:a Johnson.
Third Grade-Miss N. NJ. Sullivan, teacher
Roll OF HOnor-Lucy Marshall, Arthur Glea-
son, Willie Sheehan. Nellie Fitzpatrick, Mabel
Harris, Frances Friedman, Alice Small, Media
Parry.
Receiving Cass-Mlss A. C. Herndon, teacher
Roll of HonOr-May Bell, Florence Athey,
Ethel Nag'e, Maggie Cater.
Receiving Class-Mss f. Richardson, teacher.
Roll of Honor-Mton Beaver, Eddie Salter,
EDDIE Hartmanshein.
The morning call., 1890-06-01

solicit the voter TO show the same No person shall
ask another at polling place for whom ne lhtenus
TO vote No shall receive ballot from suGn
other person than of the ballot-clerks, nor sn
any other person than ballot clerk denver paoS
to such voter. No voter shall deliver 10 the itt
of Election, to any member thereof any oaiio.
other thar the one he has received from paii9t
clerk. No voter shall place any mark upon ms ms
ballot by which IL may be afterward ldentiine.u
as the one voted by him. Whoever shall violate
any of these provisions shall be deemed guilty Oh a
ished by Imprisonment Ia the County Jail for not
more than two years, or by fine not exceeding NJ
teen hundred dollars, or by both such me anu LII
The morning call., 1890-06-01

We begin the and with the month of june with
GRAND OFFERING OF BARGAINS in the mentioned
that certainly excel any yet shown in this market.
An inspection of the goods presented will convince all of the
correctness of this statement and particularly invite regular
patrons contemplate avaing themselves the MARVELLOUS
VALUES offered to make selections early the possible
UNPRECEDENTED REDUCTIONS quoted cannot TO
result in rapid sale.
The morning call., 1890-06-01
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
HOSIERY!

At 10000 dozen LADIES' FANCY IMPORTED
HOSE, striped boots, plain tops, full regular,
made all sizes, good value for Csc now marked
l5c.
At 25o-lOU dozen LADIES ENGLISH COTTON
HOSE, with white soles, doubled, in black navy
seal, tan and mode regular price Soc now
offered at 25c.
At 25c-We will offer 300 dozen LADIES' FANCY
STRIPED HOSE, assorted styles and qualities,
varying in value from 40c to Csc all these
grades reduced TO the uniform price OF Csc.
At 331$c-we will close out $50 dozen FINE
FRENCH LISLES. in all the shades, also 80
dozen BLACK kICHELIEU RIB, former price
Csc, now offered at 3313c.
At 5Oc-we viii place on sale all our FRENCH
NOVELTIES, this seasons importation, former
price 75e 81 and 81 rs, reduced 20 close to 50c
pair.
At 25c-10O dozen CHILDREN'S HOSE, in black,
heavy cable ribbed, fun finished TO 9Ja, fast
black reduced TO 25c.
At I5c-we will place on sale 700 dozen chill
DREN'S GENUINE INGRAM HOSE, with
white or self-colored feet, double knees, 8 10 91a
inches in navy, seal and garnet fine imported
goods, full finished, reduced from csc and.35c.
The morning call., 1890-06-01
GENTS FURNISHINGS!


At 10000 dozen GENTS, AND BOYS UN-
LAUNDRIED WHITE SHIRTS, with re:en-
forced linen fronts double backs, felled seams,
and warranted Utica musin good value for 81,
will be offered at soc EACH. =
AT 5Oc-75 dozen GENTS FANCY TRIMMED:
NIGHT ROBES, extra size, regular value: 81
Will be offered at SOC each. -: -
AtI5c-2O0 dozen CENTS FINISHED M,
PORTED COTTON SOCKS. in tans and drabs,
extra value for So dozen, VIII be- offered at l6c.
pair. :. -.
At 75c-5O dozen GENTS vICUNA sHIRTs.AND'
DRAWERS, extra value for 81 rs, will be Of.
fered at 75c each 49,.
At ,5c-5O dozen GENTS CASHMERE SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS. extra value for 81 %, will be
offered at Toe each.
At 81 OO-4O dozen GENTS NATURAL WOOL
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, extra value for
81 80. will be offered at 81 each. =.
The morning call., 1890-06-01
Irving Primary school.

Miss G. b. Barlow, Principal.
First Grade-MisSJ Cohen, teacher.
Roll of Honor-Jula Greenbaunl, Eva Chchi-
Zola, Lena Kneese, Annie Fischer, Albina Re-
pelto Eda. Luchesi, Agnes Rosenquest, Emily
Soyala, John Thomas, David Caen.
First Grade-Mss \. j. Gobolly, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Eloise DaDelio, Sarah Cronley,
Maggie Boyle. Rose Pceti /, Eda 8arsoti, Dolores
Flores, Lelilia Marllnelli, rauo Mecchi.
Second Grade-Miss M. A. Ready, teacher
Roll OF Honor-Marcella Craney, Aurelia De-
vincent, Germanio Colombo. Leonora Fuccini.
Amelia Maran Theodore Chrstnson, Henry
Bohme, homas O'Brien, August WighOm.
Second Grade-Mlss L. j. Barber, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Annie Rosenquest, May Turn
blad Kate Dalton, Rose Harris Kate MAITLAND,
olive Mcmahon, Ida Cnel William OBrieu.
Third Grade-Miss q: Langley. teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Annie Allen. jennie Borde-
nave, Margaret Welghman, Edward OBren.
Baptste SoiizI.
Fourth Grade-Miss L. f. Bray, teacher.
Roll Of H0nor-Eda BeroniO, Mary Carniglia,
Gussie Fischer, R0milda RepettO, Emma Gron-
dona, Aaron Cohen, Antoine Cordan0, Eugene
Lckel, Natal Cereghjno, Lawrence Bnrromeo,
Clementlna Randall.
Receiving Grade-Mss X. Gallagher, teacher.
Roll of Honor-RosendO Lopez, Minnie Miller,
Kate Vahey, Mary Meyer, William baltimore,
John Figari. Reuben Summer, John Grondona
Receiving Grade-Miss NJ. McVerry. teacher.
Roll OF HOnOr-Annie Cunningham, Ellen Con-
nors, Louisa PHILLIP Gill; Title Wilson. Harry Cal
laghan, John Gustn John OBrien, Edward
SchullZe Oscar Turnblad, Joseph Thomas
The morning call., 1890-06-01
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 TO 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., 1890-06-01
HANDKERCHIEFS.

At I5c-123 dozen WHITE AND CoLoRED
HANDKERCHIEFS, blocked, revered, EN-
broidered, hemstitched and scalloped edges,
=. worth 80 per Dozen will be offered at l5c each
-
At =29G-49. dozen VIII E:ANp CoLokED EN-
:: .BKo.s5ssRED HANDKERCHI new designs,
viii be ofseFsJi9:s ct 25c each, ,.: -:
The morning call., 1890-06-01

Mrs. NJ. ii. Walker. Principal.
First Grade--Miss L. f. Elliot, teacher.
Roll of Honor-Eiliot Stewart, Willie Jordan,
Thomas B0nney.
Medium First Grade = Miss NJ. T. Ready.
teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Fredde Saunders, Willie Day.
Second Grade-Mss NJ. R0bluett. teacher.
Roll of Honur-AInne Landgrebe, WINFIELD
Brace. Flora Bowey, Willie Ahern.
Second Grade-hlIss l.. Renwlck, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Bcile Kyle. Lena Worth, VIII
lie Reuter-, Ethel Allen, Henry Yoste.
second Grade-Miss j. Harrlgan, teacher.
Foil of HonOr-Henry Quentin. Arthur Fur
l0bg, William Hammond, Alice Mayer, Cara
Ede.
Third Grade-Miss j. c. Lnnct, teacher.
Ioli OF Honor-Jennie Poulsen. Willie Minner,
Annie Hodnett, Edna 6rlnnell, Matte Serensky,
Blanche du Bois
third Grade-Miss E. J. McGreevey. teacher.
Foil Of Honor-Arlhur Rosenberg, Daisy
The morning call., 1890-06-01
EN- RROIDERIES.

At 5Oc-46 pieces HEMsTITCHED EMBRoID-
Erred FLoUNCING, 81 inches wide, worth 81,
will be offered at SOC per yard.
At s5c-26 pieces HEMSTITCHED EMBRoID-
Erred SKIRTING, as inches wide, worth 81
Will be offered at 75c per yard.
The morning call., 1890-06-01
Lace Department.
LACE DREPERIES.

At 5Oc-ls pieces BLACK RUSSIAN NET, Plain
and Polka Dot, 40 inches wide, will be offered
at soc per yard
At ?5c-23 pieces BLACK STRIPED AND DOT
TED RI SSIAN NET, AZ inches wide, will DO
offered at 76c per yard
At S1.o0-ls pieces BLACK FIGURED RUSSIAN
NET, IS inches wide, will be offered at 81 per
yard