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The morning call., 1890-11-16
THE rIFTY-sEcoND CONGRESS-.

President Harrison has intimated an ap
prehension that if the present Congress at
tempts any legislation in the short term.
the Democrats may prevent the passage of
the ordinary appropriation bills, and thus
compel the President to call an extra ses-
sion of the Fifty-second Congress. 1t is
quite likely that some Democrats would
like an early session of the Fifty-second
Congress. Ii they have any plan of legisla-
ton at all. it would be assisted by session
before Congress meets under the present
law. There are two ways by which this
earlier session may be brought about. One
is by law fixing all earlier date for the reg
ular session; the other. by the call for an
extra session. 1t is not supposed that the
Republican will change the present law, or
that the President will call an extra session
unless a failure to pass the appropriation
bills compels him to. The Congress just
elected will therefore meet on the first Of
December, 1891.
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that such properties will not produce wine
that will sell well. The choice wines of the
Garonnc. Of Burgundy and of the Rhine are
grown in vineyards which rarely exceed
fifty acres, and hardly ever hundred. On
these small areas Che vines can receive the
care they require.
1t is much more likely that the next
quarter of a century will witness the division
of our great ranches among number OF
small holders than that the ''millionaires
will combine to eat up their less wealthy
ppiuhhorc
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stance, was a rather shallow affair. The
principal actors in this Central African
tragedy we've highly educated men from the
foremost nations of civilization. Yet when
they got out of the restrictions of civliza-
ton, they were not much better than the
natives. Stanley himself is charged with
having aband ned Barttelot under circum-
stances which permit the inference that he
sacrificed his lieutenant to save himself.
We will do the advocates of cheap things the
justice to assume that they do not want to
make things quite so cheap in this country
as they are in Central Africa.
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

SIGNAL SERVICE Z. S. ARMY.
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC
SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 15, 1890 p. NJ
Synopsis for the Pa st Jwenty-four Hours.
The barometer has fallen in Northern Nevada
Oregon and Washington, and risen elsewhere. e9-
pecialy Arizona II is highest in Northern NeVada
and lowest on the southwestern coast OF California
The cyclone Of yesterday is moving slowly eastward
over British Columbia but too far north to produce
any decided change this Coast. 1t has, however,
given rise to the falling barometer above referred
To- and considerable clouGiness in Washington,
oregon and Northern California and Western Ne
vada. This cloudiness may develop INTO light show
ers in Western Washington. The weather has been
fair in all districts.
Forecast Till z. NJ. Sunday.
For Northern California - Fair weather; varia-
BILE winds; nearly stationary temperature, except
cooler AZ Fresno. Frost i'll exposed places and in
Western Nevada.
For southern Calitornia-Fair weather: north
to west winds; nearly stationary temperature, e1-
ecpt cooler in the western portion.
For Oregon Fair weather; winds generally
westerly; Iearly stationary temperature, iGoSts IN
exposed places.
For Washingto1-Fair weather eNcep; light rain
at Fort Candy: winds generally sCutherlyi nearly
stationary tempera lure. except warmer at Waila
Wal.a, frosts ID exposed places
.oHN P FINLEY
Lieutenant Signal Corps an charge).
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IN GENITAL AFRICA.

William BonDey throws side light upon
the doings of the civilized invaders OF Gen.
tral Africa. MIR. Bonney admits that jameson
bought an African girl and had her slaugh-
tered and eaten, but excuses the atrocity on
the ground that life is cheap in Central Africa.
Girls are in the market at the rate Of four
handkerchiefs for one girl One cannot help
the impression that civilization, In this in
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CALL and W EEKLY CALL, 81 so per year, post
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b25 Montgomery street. near Clay. open until IL
oscIoct NJ BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street near Kearny open until ~ O'Clock mia night;
1arrtn street open until so O'Clock; 251S Mission
street. open until 9 O'Clock P n. and 1l6 Ninth
-traat nnen until 30 p NJ.
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IN THE NEGATIvE.-At The meeting OF the
Society OF Christian Endeavor on Friday even.
ing 1t was decided by the assembly, by vote Of
sc TO a. that women should not be admitted as
delegates 10 the General Conference of The Meth.
odist Episcopal Church. Tie affirmative was
supported by g. A. Parmeiee and Mrs. T. W.
Nowlin and The negative by T. Ii. jackson and
Miss ri. Mering.
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1t win Never Come Again.

The rush OF business which has accompanied the
closing sale of furniture at Hausers establishment,
1921 Market street. shows no sign of abatement.
Since Mr. Hauser has announced his intention OF
closing out his stock the store has been crowded
with buyers. all intent on making hay while the
Shines" for 1t is long time since the people Of
San Francisco have had the opportunity OF purchas
ing furniture at so low rate In this instance
furniture and handsome upholstery displayed here,
are furnishing homes for themselves, who could not
think OF doing had they to pay ordinary rates
but which they now enabled to carry off at half
their actual This state of things must however
to end, for the impossibility of carry
ing business this basis can be at glance
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To THE PUBLIC.-We, the Retail Boot and
Shoe Dealers Association, announce that all of
our shoe-siores will be kept open every evening
until O'Clock p. NJ, and Saturdays until IL
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HOOPS SARsAPARILLA cures catarrh by expeiling
the impurity from the blood, which is the cause of
OF the complaint. 1t is sold by all druggists. Pre-
pared by c. 1. Hood d Co.. Lowell, Mass.
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SPECIAL MUSICAL SERvIcEs.-There will be
another special programme OF music to accom-
pany the services AT the Presbyterian Taber-
naee this evening by the Harmonic Quartet; by
Miss Baiiy. a vocal soloist: violin solo. kaf's
cavatina, by harold kHytOD, weirkuOwn viO-
linist. and by Messrs. Bangs, MITCHELL MuDson
undf
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PETTY DEMONSTRATIONS Duffy was
sentenced to six months Imprisonment in the
House OF Correction yesterday by Judge Rix.
He was convicted OF petty larceny and had a
prior conviction recorded against him.
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A BILL OF PARTIcULARs.-A bill of particu-
lars was flied by Fisher Ames yesterday in his
suit against Mrs. Mabel 1readwell for S27 900
fer services.
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Showcases at Miller & Co.'s, Ala Market st.

A SUNDAY-LAw ORAToR-Dr. Edward Thorn
son, the Suuday-1aw orator, will speak to-day at
the English Lutheran Church.
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VISIT Gettysburg Panorama, Market s 10th.

ARGUING IN THE JEssUp CAsE.-D. NJ. Del
mas consumed most of the day yesterday argu-
Ing against the petitioner In the Jessup case.
w. II. l.. Barnes Will begin bis argument on be-
half OF the boy tomorrow.
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BAND OF HoPE-Central Star Band OF Hope,
No 232. VIII meet at Trinity Church. Post and
Powell streets, this afternoon at o'clock. A
co dial invitation is extended to all to attend.
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SLOW IN COMING IN.-Taxes now due for real
and PERSONAL property coming III very slowly
and tile collections to dale said 10 be less
than at he same time last year. Taxes are pay
bic until the Goth prox.
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FORGERY AND BURGLARY. = Fred Rowland
pleaded guilty before Judge Murphy yeste rday
to forging the name OF Greed Raymond to au
order On a clearinghouse for an oyercoat. He
also pleaded guilty OF burglary. and tomorrow
he Vii lles nnIanepd
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AT BAKERS BEAcH.-A young woman will as
cend In a balloon from Bakers Beach this after
noon at o'clock. and return TO terra iirma by
means OF a parachute.
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FOR DEsERTIoN. - Judge Levy granted a d
vnrce yesterday to Mary E. against Joseph W
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The Improvement OF the waterways Of the
State Is a subject OF paramount Importance. The
Secretary OF War and Congress are not likely to
err In exercising liberaty in dealing with the
Improvement OF the Sacramento and other rivers
of California
The morning call., 1890-11-16

Professor KocI's discovery for the cure OF
consumption has excited hopes OF the early dis
coyery of remedy for cancer.
The morning call., 1890-11-16

HIeHLAND Brand of Milk (unsweetened) is the
purest and best condensed milk. Try 1t.
The morning call., 1890-11-16

Thomas Sexton. who it is announced. Will
lead the ParneIite forces during the approach
ing session of Parliament, is considered one of
the most eloquent OF Ireland's representatives.
He is pronounced by those who know him keen
observer, man whose mind is extraordinarily
alert, whose ready answer and cool temper give
him decided advantage IN a stirring debate.
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rur MoRN1NG CALL
PuELIC4TIoN OFFICE

MUM O1A13A'
Has "A larger circuls ton than any other
nevspsrer published in San Francisco.
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Ell. BLACK, painter, 10 Ellis street.
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ATMoRE's mincemea in pals 65c at Leben.
baum Bros
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mEET1NG NorIcEs-coNrINUED.


" Headquarters Lincoln Post. -
1-S No. l. Department of California. 6. a; aEsasl
90 Eau are hereby notified to assemble lin uni
form) at the post-room. on SUNDAY, Nov. 18th, at
p NJ, for the purpose of attending the funeral of
GEORGE SHAW. E. H. HERRICK. Commander.
HARRY BREWER, Adjutant. nol5 2t
R% San Francisco Musical Fund <Ml
8~S SocieIy-A special meeting of the EEyX
street, on TUESDAY. November Ism. at y
the proposed new bylaws full attendance is re-
QueSted. A. H. BECK, President
A. A. MULLER. Secretary. nol4 st
Rs There Will Be Meeting of the
B~S Equal Suffrage Association of the State of
California, on FRIDAY. Nov. 2lst. at 9 p. NJ, in
washington LAURA DE F. C GORDON. resident
MRS. JULIA ScHLEsINGER Secretary. 1t
" The Royal .areosy-This Order VIII
standing on October 11th s71a per cent of the
amount OF the assessments paid In by them. The
to their PRO at Room Flood Build
ing, IL the evening only, yiz; Monday, N9y 18th,
Nov. isth, Anchor; Thursday, Nov 10th. Re
lance; Friday, Nov: 21st olive; Saturday, Nov.
54th, Golden West; Tuesday, Nov 18th, ORC Elmo:
Wednesday, Nov. 18th, Mirage and Myrtle; Thurs
a4y soS hfdos oss
State and Enterprise; Monday. Dec. lst, Bay Leaf.
Eacesior anu and victory WeDesday pec 3d. FAIR
mount. Members must bring their certificates in
tact with them nolo 81
~ A Public Meeting of the Citizens Is
~ called for in front OF the New City Hall
SUNDAY AFTEkNOON, Nov. 18th. BY order of
the Committee of Twenty-on OF the Council OF
Seven Hundred. Signed: UNIT Z, President.
THREE TIN ES THREE, Secretary.
kvery honest man. woman and child must come
to the mass-meetng, for it will be the import
ant assemblage ever held in this city. Yital inter
ess will be discussed by the greatest orators of the
day, and facts that should be known to all good
cit zens will be proclaimed. A method by which
the balot-box can be protected will be explained.
DIR. c. c. ODONNELL, the peoples choice for
Mayor, will inform you OF the inside facts regard
ing the late election count. UNIT z, President.
THREE TIMES THREE, Secretary. no14 3t*
lEP The Evening Bulletin, Price Re-
EENS' duced to Is cents per week, delivered by
rier to part of the city, the Bulletin the best
Oldest and largest evening paper published the
coast; orders by postal-card otherwise will
ceve prompt attention. Office 1922 Montgomeryst.
re Academy Hall Thoroughly Renoyat-
Vs. ed: hall let reasonable. 927 Mission. IT I'm
The morning call., 1890-11-16

DECEMBER styles Butterick's patterns. Catalogues
mail ed free l24 Post st, San francisco.
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IF afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp-
on's Eye Water. Druggists sell 1t at 25 cents
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CHURCH NOTICES.

BEEcHAM's PILLS act like magic on weak stomach
EXTRA mince pies SWANS. 2ls Suffer street
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CAMPIK COPY OF THE HOTEL GUIDE. con
~ Ainiu{ directory OF California hotels and re-
eortA zeal free 70 any address. Hotel Guide. 3lO
re" ~, sAisa O'ae ss'idias. iss
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EOUND-GREYHOUND on SAN BRUNO ROAD.
L Apply at GALNIN'S, Silver ave. n010 Sts
EOuND-BLACK AND TAN WITH NAME ON
It collar; ship Davis license No. 935. Call sos
Mnna ST. Doli Sts
r AKEyIEw, THE BEAUTIFUL.
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Iz HamiIton-Sauare Baptist Church.
SUNDAY MEETINGS.

NE DIR. &. II. Rin-Es' Bib'e spiritual
&~S meeting, st. Georges Hall. 909 Market ST..
at IL A. NJ. ana p. NJ: conference and tests as
sisted by other mediums. lt%
re John Slater. the Marvellous Me-
Eb~S dunn, at Scottish Hail, los Larkn ST.; ali
cars reach the hall: Sunday evening, at & o'clock
sharp; como early to get seats the only platform
test medium that can convince skeptics OF their
spirit friends immortality; admission 10 cents. Its
re Philosophical Society-Pubiic Meet
@~D ings every Sunday at $50 p. NJ, Red Mems
Hall, 800 Post st. Tonight. lecture by Miss NJ A.
Walsh: '.Karma, the Inevitable" Open doors. Its
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-
EDITORIAL NOTES.

General Gourko, who, during the Russo
Turkish war performed the hazardous and al
most impossible feat Of traversing the Balkans
in mid-wiDter and occupying the cities OF So
phia, Philippop0lIs and AdrianOpe, Is now
apparently In deep disgrace as the result OF a
terrible miscarriage OF justice that resulted IN
The execution OF three young soldiers. In spite
OF protestations of innocence and the influence
of wealthy merchant, the father OF one OF the
unfortunate men, they were condemned TO death
and forfeited their lives as the murderers of a
sub-LieuteHant, who It was subsequently found
had been killed by jealous husband. The case
is one that has excited widespread attention
as another example OF terrible injustice, The re-
suit OF deceptive circumstaDtial evidence.
General Nelson A. Miles strong appeal for
harbOr Notifications in The region OF his former
command, has been reviewed at length by the
New York sun, which, after abiding TO the
proposition 10 establish gun factory like that
at Watervet, on the Pacific Slope and select a
site for new nayy-yard in Oregon or Washing
ton, declares: with gun factory at Benicia
and navy-yard on Puget Sound the Pacific
Coast could begin TO supply Its own defenses
just as II is now supplying new war-shIps OF the
best sort for the Pacific and Asatlc stations"
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TOR. J. NJ. TEMPLE, THE GIFTED TEST AND
~ trance medium. Office SiS Geary ST.: circles
Tuesday aud Friday evenings; sittmgs daily. 10 IT'S
CPIRITUALISM-DR JAMES V. MANSFIELD,
- the world renowned writing medium, has
turned from the East, and May be consulted at the
Melville Hotel. 1l04 Market ST. no13 its
MISS Bernhard, mediums: INFORMATION
wi stocks lottery love. etc. 1913 Fourth. o 8 3m
MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, CLAIRVOYANT TEST
Ni medium. lifereader. 1912 Market st. au1s If
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TP First United Presbyterian Church,
eS~S Mason ST., near Eddy-Rev NJ. NJ. Gibson.
ID. D.. pastor Services at Il A. NJ. and 7 80 p. N.
The pastor will preach In the morning and Mr.. John
Currie at 80 p NJ. This is Mr.. Currie's last week
with u.s. Special sermon for the evening. On Mon
day at 80 p. NJ he viii preach on The Man in the
Bible Who Made Bad Bargain" Invitation to all
Strangers 1t
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EFP Union Square Baptist Church.
1b~S Bush ST., bet Hyde and Larkin.-Rev. G. N.
Baentine, pastor. will breach at IL A. NJ. 1.-THE
Wonderful Victory and How Won" Sunday-school
at 1890 =. NJ, Dr. G. A. Moore Superintendent.
Young peoples meeting at 6:3U P. NJ. At 7 30 P. NJ
the sunday -schoo VIII hold their anniversary.
good programme will be rendered. Seats free.
PnhlIn are cordially Welcnmed. 1t
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FS First Baptist Church, Eddy ST..
Es~S bet. Jones and Leayenworth-The pastor,
Rev. J. @. A. Henry. will preach at II a. NJ. on
a. Christ and the Sovereignty Of Choice and at
1880 p. NJ. Mrs. BaeyertZ, the Jewess evangelist,
Will deliver her celebrated sermon on "The Great
White Throne" She Will also preach Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings The special
gospel meetings Will continue every evening during
the week. Sunday school at 12:30 p NJ. Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor at 80 P.
All are invited TO these services. Strangers wei
come,
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FEMALE HIP WANTED.
lN ANTED-CooK AND SECOND GIRL SAME
and chambermaid, s25 housework girl, no cooking
washing, $50: girl for housework. two in family,
country S25: cook and second girl for German fam
lily, $50 $25: cook for ten men, Oakland $50: mid
die-aged woman for companion to invalid lady, $10
girl Tor light housework, Napa, $40: waitress coun
for private family, Oakland, $50 Apply MISS X
PLUNKETT. 42i Suffer- st. nol62 t
IA ANrED-CooK FOR NEW MEXICO 2 IN
w family. $50, see parties here: Scandinavian
cook, Dsrkeiey, 500 waitTess country, s2o, see
German cooks $25 to $50; French girl for house
work, small family SIS to $50; IL neat young girls
for housework, country and city, $l5 to $25. G. X.
HANSEN & CO., ITO Geary st. nol6 vt
lN ANTED-lO GERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRLS
w for housework and chambermaids EUROPEAN
OFFICE, 1O5 Stockton st. Its
GIRL TO DO COOKING. DAMoN'S FLORAL
" Hall, NE. cor. Haight and Stanyan sts nol6 St+
Young GIRL: GENERAL HoUsEwoRK;
small family; wages $40 to $l2. Ii Cedar ave.,
off Geary ana Larkin. nol6 3t~
IA ANTED ONE APPRENTICE TO LEARN
w dressmaking. sUs Larkin ST. nol6 3t*
M ANTED MIDDLE AGED GERMAN LADY,
w without incumbrance, as housekeeper or der
man widower: only those who wish steady home
need answer Address A. L., Box ll9, CALL Branch
Office. nolB 3tS
GOOD GIRL; LIGHT HoUSEwoRK; REFER
" ence. Call 1917 Bush ST. in forenoon. nol6 Sts
IA AIST-FINISHERS IMMEDIATELY. PILGERS
w Dressmaking, ID Kearny ST.. upstairs. mole St.
ENERGETIC SALEsLADY WILLING TO WORK
II hours per day during holiday season. Apply
between and II at Sl3 Market st. nol8 80
and plain cooking: wages $50. Call between 10
and o'clock, 1868 Howard 81. role 81
EIRST.ULAss BUTTON IIoLE-lIAKER ALSO
apprentices LAuRlN. lot Powell st. mole 2ts
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ESP Court San Francisco, No, 6z47 >s,x x4v
Gs~S A. o. +. OF A., San Francisco Nov 49, ~
lss0-The officers and members OF the ~
at their odgeroom. Shies' Building 80 O,FarrelI
St., THIS DAY Sunday, November 10th, at
o'clock sharp Tor the purpose of attending the fu
ZEk. brothers OF sister courts invited to at
tend. By order OF J. l.. GOETZ G. r.
VIM GoKfISKEL. Financial Secretary. it
RE Norman Lodge, No. 184i, X. OF H.
H>S Funeral Notce-On1cerS and members Of this
lodge arc requested to assemble lodge-room,
SUNDAY. Nov. 18th. at 1890 o'clock A. NJ for the
purpose OF attending the funeral Of orr late brother
L. LEWIS. by order OF J. DAVIS, Dictator,
j. CANS Reporter. 1t
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9S Trinity Church, Post and Powell
eS~S sts.-The Rev. J. Sanders Reed, rector. Sun
day, Nov. IL. 1890. Sunday-schooi at 80 a. NJ.
Morning prayer, sermon by rector and holy COM
muuion at IL O'Clock. At the evening service the
rector will deliver the next sermon In the course
Events and Epochs in the Decline and Fall of
the Jewish Monarchy" Subject: The Great Per-
secution, the Story OF Royal Prodigal." Seats
free
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-19
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Items Gathered in That Charming
Suburb.

Suburb.
Miss A. r. Smith, our popular kinder
garten teacher, was among the Pullman
passengers to leave on the II 40 for the
north Tuesday.
Mrs. B. q. G. Van Cleve spoke in Vim
cent M. E. church Sunday evening in
the interest of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society.
About a dozen young men from this
place will leave in a few weeks Tor the
apricot orchards near Santa Paula,
where work has been obtained for them
by H. E. Orne.
Miss Helen Burnett, of Adelaide, Cal.
is staying with her sister Lille on
Athena street. Miss Helen delivered
the Masters Grafton at Simpson taber-
nacle, June 9th.
The University reception will be given
this year at College place, Monrovia, by
Hon. E. f. Spence, president Of the
board of directors, and DIR. M. nj.
Bovard, presidents of the university.
Last Tuesday a number OF the mem
bers of University church gathered up
their shovels and hoes and proceeded to
improve the church grounds by gravel
ing the walks and cutting down the
weeds.
Paul Arnold played three sets OF lawn
tennis with Theo. Coulter at the grounds
corner of Ninth and Pearl streets Satur-
day. Paul Arnold won by the following
score First set, 6.3; second set, go;
third set, 60.
Sunday morning last children's day
exercises were held in University M.
E. church. The auditorium was dec
Grated with evergreens and flowers.
Birds joined with the congregation in
singing. The exercises consisted OF
recitations and readings, interspersed
with songs.
Tuesday evening last the Epworth
league gave reception to the students
and faculty who leave this year. The
church was decorated for the occasion.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-19

The programme consisted of instru-
mental music by quartette; recitation,
"Archie Dean," Miss Jessie Cole; solo,
"Smile On" Mrs. Prof. Shrader, who,
upon being encored, sang "I'll Tell
Nobody" and several recitations by Miss
Pruett. The following resolutions were
adopted by rising vote, and a copy sent
to each of those of the faculty and
students leaving:
WHEREAS, Certain of the teachers and
students of our University of Southern
California are about to depart from our
midst for other fields of labor and USE
fulness and
WHEREAS, They have been our faith
full co-laborers and friends in the vine
yard of the Master, and are dear to the
hearts OF those who remain because of
the memories of the past therefore be it
ResOtved, That we, the members of
University church, and especially the
the Young Peoples Society of Univer-
sity church, hereby express our high re-
CARDS for the merits and christian char
acters of our departing friends, and that,
while we regret their departure from
our midst, and shall feel their loss in the
student and church communities here;
we also feel confident that they will win
many new friends and accomplish still
better things in the places to which in
the good providence of God, they may
be led and we do extend to them our
right hands of fellowship in this parting
hour, and our sincerest wishes that their
lives may be crowned with the truest
success in the service of the Master.
Respectfully submitted, President and
Cabinet OF Epsworth League.
University, June 18. CELL.