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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-07
PROPOSALS.

NEW CITY HALL-OFFICE OF EDWARD L
~ WOLFE, Secretary OF the Board OF New City
Hall Commissioners, San Francisco, April 81, 1891
Sealed proposals for the following work and ma
terials will be received by the Board of New City
Hall Commissioners in the chamber of the Board OF
supervisors Saturday, June 8, 1891, between the
hours OF II and IL O'Clock A. N. of that day.
For the furnishing and placing Of document file
boxes In the ittings made therefor, to the amount
of 1000 OF Whereabouts, in the County Clerks new
ONCE in the northwest wing OF the New City Hall
Proposals to be in accordance with contract draw
ings and specifications
The work to be completed Oh or before the 30th
day OF September 1891.
Reference Is hereby made to the plans, speciaca-
tions and conditions OF the contract In the ONCE OF
the Secretary and Architect, under which this work
must be done. The Secretary will furnish blank
forms OF proposals and bonds TO intending bidders
No bids Will be entertained unless made upon
OF the total sum OF tender to guarantee the closing
panied either with certified check or with two or
more good and sufficient snreties, whose names
must be submitted to the Commissioners st least
three days before the opening of the bids in order
that they may pass upon their competency. The
board reserves the right to reject any and all bids
Payments will be made by aUFiited demands upon
the treasury, drawn against the New City Hall fund
Bidders must strictly comply with the proposals
with reference to bondsmen Should they have
them) instead of cheeks.
GEORGE H. SANpERSoN!
THOMAS J. L. SMILEY,
JOHN H. BURST,
Board OF New City Hall Commissioners.
EDWARD ]. WOLFE. Secretary. APPS SOC
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BURIED BY A SAND CAVE.
The Little Son Of Thomas Carroll kiIIe
In, Eacant Lot.

The Little Son OF Thomas Carroll Killed
in Vacant Lot.
The life of little George Carroll. hve-
year-old boy, was suddenly cut short yester-
day afternoon, about o'clock, by the cav
ing of bank of sand under which he had
been sitting with another child OF CORE
spending age. The children were on the
vacant lot on the corner of Brannan ana
Seventh streets, eating fruit, when the BANK
fell over them. Little CAROLS companion,
Robert English, was buried up to the waist
and he managed 10 scramble out OF MS I'M
comfortable position.
When the boy looked about he could not
see little George and his cries brought to the
scene number of persons who were Id the
vicinity. Robert explained the situation ID
his childish way and it was concluded tnat
the missing boy was under the sand Search
was Immediately commenced and Thomas
Carroll, the child's father, was summoned.
The parent fastened. to the place with
shovel and soon dug out his son. who was
still alive. The boy was being taken to the
French Hospital when he died. The lad
father is shoemaker and lives at 620 Sey-
enth street.
a Deputy Coroner investigated the cas- @
and learned that a contractor had recently
been hauling sand from the place and lett
the embankment In a condition that was
menace to the children using the lot as a
playground. An inquest will be held To-
daV,
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THE SWIFT FUNERAL.
Everything in Readiness to Re.
ceive the Body.

Mayor Sanderson yesterday sent out re-
quest to the vessels in the harbor TO display
their flags at haIf-mast on the arrival of the
steamer Belgie conveying the remains Of the
late Minister Swift. and to lower their flags
also on the day of the funeral. Citizens on
shore have been requested by the same Off
cial to place their flags at half-mast from
the time the Belgic arrives until after the
funeral.
Foreign Consuls have been invited to at
tend the funeral at Trinity Church, where
seats will be assigned them.
Ex-Governor +. Z. Low and ex-Minister
Lansing B. Miner have been added to the
General Committee, while S. T.. Gage mas
been placed upon the Reception Committee
1t is expected that orders will be issued
to-day directing the regiments of the Ma
tlonal Guard now stationed in this city to
participate in the funeral.
A meeting Of the General Committee will
be held in the rooms Of Edward Curtis at
the Grand Hotel this evening.
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Net amount of risks
written during the
81 ,4Os .sO5. $50 s5.s 6sS 40
Net amount OF risks
expired during the
year. 1.O74.775573 4.55859I 90
Net amount In force
December 81, 1890 707O57 $40 3,45s.362 55
Marine Risks. Premiums.
Net amount Of risks
written during the
year ............ 1924. 1866 81, 6s5 2s5 90
Net amount OF risks
expired during the
year ..;..;...:.... 274,7sl5s5 I,5e76so 90
Net amount in force
December 81, 1890. 81 .O67 O70 500 S2G 90
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ROH6ED BY A BOY.
Drunken Sailor Relieved of His Watch
by a Small Thief.

A Drunken Sailor Relieved of His Watch
by Small Thief.
bold robbery took place on the corner
of East and Markets streets. last night, about
s 80 o'clock. John Swanson, who until re-
Gently was a quartermaster on the revenue
steamer HasseT, was standing leaning
against building. John was slightly under
the influence of waterfront whisky, and
his condition was noticed by a couple OF
boys, neither of them more than II years
old, and they embraced the opportunity to
relieve him of his timepiece.
They fooled around him for some time,
until the coast was clear. when the smaller
of the two boys snatehed the mans watch
and chain and ran off as fast as his legs
would carry him. John was too drunk TO
give the alarm, aud the other boy walked
away after telling the restaurant-keeper, in
front of whose place the robbery occurred,
that lie old not know who the thief was.
The Harbor Police were notified OF the rob-
berry and will keep a sharp lookout for the
vouD0 rascalS
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and made her living by nursing. She often
told acquaintance here that she would one
day be wealthy and apparently told the
truth for soon after reaching Philadelphia,
after leaving here, she appeared to nave
plenty Of money and lived IN elegant style.
Mrs. Massey was a witness for the Sharon
side in the suit of Sarah Althea Hill against
hnr
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AlaIneda.

The License Coll ectOr reports S3266 90 as col
leetiOns for lie month OF April.
banquet was rendered to W. B. Josselyn,
Grand Orator OF Tie Native Sons, on Tuesday
evening, by HaIeyOn ParlOr, OF which he is a
member.
j. A. Waymire viii probably be tie next Presi
dent OF the Alameda I'm proyement Association
The election viii be held this evening.
Three Cinnamon were arrested yesterday for
the violation Of an ordinance prohibiting the
washing and ironing OF clothes IN public laun-
dry between tie hours OF 10 O'Clock at night aud
la the morning.
q. Schumacher, who was accused by Health
Officer Mclean OF dumping rubbish on his land
al The foot OF Broadway, thus violating city
ordinance, was acquitted by jury yesterday.
During the month of April 42I7 books were
circulated by the Public Library, and of this
number 27Sl were works Of hetiOn The library
Trustees organized for the ensuing two years by
The election OF q. Ii. Mastick as President K
X. Kirk was reappointed Librarlal aud Miss
Mary Harbaugh assistant.
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Berkeley,

Mrs. John lie Conte has been very i'll since the
death OF Professor LIE Conte, but Is now lmproV.
ing slowly
The receipts from the sale OF postage stamps
at the posofice for the month OF April amounted
10 over $1,000 This is the largest income from
The sale of stamps that has ever been made i'm
the town in one month. The average sales
amount TO from 500 to $3.50 per month";
Assessor Stewart is now sending out assess
ment notices 10 residents OF Berkeley. Under
the law passed at the session OF the Legislature
taxes are due on July 1st OF each year Tax
payers must pay half OF the amount OF their taxes
and they may pay the other half in December II
they desire. II they pay the 1ull amount In July
a rebate is given.
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To-day the feast of the Ascension of
our Lord will be observed as holiday Of
strict obligation in the Catholic Church,
that is. all believers in her doctrine are re-
quired 0 attend mass under pain of mortal
sin. Tie festival commentaries Christ's as
censioD into heaven after the forty days
stay on earth following his erucifxion and
resurrection from the dead. In all Of the
principal churches solemn high mass will
form portion of the services.
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PROPOSALS.

NEW CITY HALL-oFFIoE OF EDWARD L
Hall Commissioners. San Francisco April 81, 1891.
Sealed proposals for the following work aud
materials will be received by the Beard or New
City Hall Commissioners IN the chamber OF the
Board OF Supervisors Friday, May 20, 1891,
between the hours or IL and u O'Clock A N. of
that day.
For the furnishing and placing Of watsr-cIosets
and their appenda2es to the prison cells. with
pumbfng and drains attached therefor also new
drains connecting Herewith and to drains already
R leading 70 the AoAilister-street sewer north. OF
10 Ihc drain leading TO Park avenue souri, or else
where, all as per drawings.
AL "a tho Basement and snb-basement OF the New
Tbs work to be completed on or before the S0th
day OF September. 1891.
Reference u hereby made TO the plans. specin-
cations and conditions OF contract IN the onico
OF the Secretary and architect. under which this
work must be done. The Secretary Will furnish
blank forms OF proposals aud bonds to intending
bidders No bids Will be entertained unless made
upon blanks so furnished. The bono must be 10
tie closing OF the contract when awarded, and to
be accompanied either with certified check or
with two or more good and SUFFICIENT suretieS,
whose names must be submitted to the Commits
sioners at least three days before the opening the
bids In order that they may pass upon their COM
potency. The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids Payments win be made by
audited demands upon the Treasury, drawn against
the New City Hall fund.
Bidders must strictly comply with the proposals
Win reierence 70 DSndsmen (shouid they have
GEORGE H. sANDERsoN,
THOMAS j. l. SMILEY,
JOHN II. DURST
Board OF New City Hall CommlssioHera
EDWARD !. WOLFE. SECRETARY, ap2S 3os
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Sore shoulder Cured.
es A. Stiles. $50 Carroll street. Buffalo,

Charles A. Stiles, 80 IarroII street, BunaI0,
N Y. writes:
II have been a clerk In the Continental Hotel,
corner Exchange and Michigan streets, for some
years and first used ALLCoCK's Porous PLAs-
TIERS three years ago for a sore shoulder. l fell
downstairs and got terrible wrench and bruise.
For several weeks L suffered acute pain In the
shoulder joint aud, getting no relief, or only
temporary from numerous liniments, / put on
an ALLcoCK's Porous PLASTER; kept 1t on
for two or three weeks ana my shoulder was well.
They also cured me in six weeks or q most OBJ
stiD ite form of dyspepsia"
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Magnificent Investment and Business
Property.

T. line of Davis ST., 912 feet N OF California being
original water lot No. 542 This property is IN the
very center of the wholesale section of the city, and
is the finest piece for improving investing in that
has been offered for many years; would pay big in
terest If improved; lot As :l0xl37:6. TERRIS-one-
haf cash; balance in ana years; interest per
cent investors and spectators should not forget to
examine this choice piece of business property.
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Funds Enough ON Hand.

The Finance Committee Of the Citizens
Presidential Reception Committee summed
up the bills yesterday and found that they
footed S12,500. Treasurer Sloss has that
amount on hand aud the auditing of the bills
Committee will meet on Saturday to settle
up the affair and order all receipts and dis
bursements published.
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Last of the Ioons.

The only sleepless victim in the 16S-hour
contest at Irving Hall last night VAS w. E.
ID. Woodford. At IL o'clock he had 14S
hours of continued wakefulness to his credit.
thus breaking the worlds record in that
line. All the others who had failed were
present in the hall looking bright and fresh.
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LIABILITIE

Losses adjusted and unpaid. .......
Losses In process of adjustment or in
suspense ........ .,..
Losses resisted, including expenses. :.
Gross premiums on fire RISKS running
one year or less.
Gross premiums on fire risks running
more than one year.
Gross premiums on marine and inland
navigation risks
Gross premiums on marine time risks
Liabilities under Life Department. =.
cash dividends remaining unpaid.
All other demands against the
eompany...,,..... ...... -.
rota1 ,i.,..,., a
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Magnificent Residence Corner.

- dOIIAC C1FE5ABbs
NE cor. OF Vallejo and Webster sts.-Choicest I'M
sold lot on Pacific Heights; grand marine view i;
elegant surroundings; must be examined to be APP
preciated; Vallejo ST. Is paved with bjtumlnous
rock; any person wanting an elegant corner for
home or speculation should buy this corner Pacific
ave. and Union st. cables; lot 50x137 IS.
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Continued for Two weehs

The trial of George f. futile, who had
himself arrested in order to make test
case Of the new ordinance providing fer the
closing Of the pool-roomS. was continued for
two weeks by Judge Rix yesterday.
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mission Business Corner.

SW. cor. Church and 23d sts.-This is grand
ner to improve with stores below and French fats
above; this location is the business center of this
district; hHe improvements surround this property
fine lot for All investment or for speeulation do
not forget 10 examine It,; Valencia, Castro and Ito
De) ChurchSt cables; lot 65x1l7 g, to street.
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Mrs. Frances Massev,s Death

The news of the death OF Mrs. Frances
Massey at the age Of IS in Philadelphia was
received in this city yesterday Mrs. Mas
sey was cQiored woman who after her re-
lease from slavery came TO San Francisco
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AUCTION SALE
Elegant Furniture, Carpets and Bedding.
NJ. j. SIMMONS. AUcTIoNEER,


WILL SELL TOMORROW,
FRIDAY, MAY g. 1891, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at the
residence, 8l8 McALLISTER STREET, near 0eta-
VIA all OF the Elegant Paror, Bed and Dining Room
Furniture Grand Rosewood Upright Piano New
man maker, cost $450l. handsome Brc-a-Brae Man.
tel Mirror, Real Lace and Six Curtains Fine orna-
ments and Pictures, Fine Satin Brocatelie Parlor
Set, odd Parlor Upholstery, Fine Body Brussels and
Tapestry Carpets, Rugs, etc.,
-. CONSISTING IN PART Or.
Grand Rosewood Upright Piano, Newman maker,
cost $3.50; Elegant Bric-a-Brac Mantel Mirror;
Handsome Ornaments and Paintings; Parlor Set, in
satin brocade and solid cherry frames Paror Sofas
DfvanS and Chairs; Elegant Eastern Walnut, An
tique Oak and Cherry Bedroom Sets, with chiffon
iers to match; Spring and Hair Mattresses; Down
Feather Pillows and other fine Bedding; Elegant
Cherry Corner Cabinet: Handsome Eastern Walnut
Folding Bed: Wardrobes Eastern Walnut Side
board with Table aud Chairs TO match; Fine Body
Brussels Carpets throughout the house; Nearly
New Medallion Range, with extra Porcelain hx-
lures Fine Crockery. Glass and Plated Ware, and
other fine goods.
N.Y. Ut NJ j. SIMMONS. Auction eer.
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Waller St.. Near Golden Gate Park

N line Waller ST., 1926 w. of Shrader-A fine level
lot all ready for building; sunny side; French ats
would pay well, or fine lot for home but half
block TO Golden Gate Park; Haight and 0ak-st. ca
bile. Lot 2hYIun
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McAllister-st. Residence Lot.

S. side McAllister ST., 1868 e. OF Lost.-This
ton of the city is improving rapidly-many choice
buildings now in course of constructions; elegant
location; choice neighborhOod; streets in fine
dition; MICA tlisterst cable; magnificent large lot;
1of IL
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Pacific Heights Corner Residence
Lot.

Sc cor. of Octavia and Vallejo sts-Thls is one OF
the finest corners Pacific Heights for choice
residence; elegant marine view; choicest of neigh
bors any person wanting choice CORNER for home
should examine 1t; 0etayia ST. Is btumlnouS rock;
Pacific aud Union-st. cables; lot 25xl12:6.
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ASSETS.


Real estate owned by company 81, 640,799 n
Loans on bonds and mortgages 49,. 10000 90
CaSh market value of all stocks and
ponds owned by company.......... 3,523, 65S 81
Amount OF loans secured by pledge OF
bonds, stocks and other marketable
securities as collateral. ..,.......... 237S48 %
Cash in company's Gfice ,,,.... 500 "a
Cash in banks. Observation-Disclosures. 1,7s9. 497 90
and loans. =. - 2s77 Os
interest due and accrued bonds
and mortgages. Observation-Disclosures. s,s44 10
premiums in due course of collection LIZA, 100 81
Bills receivable not matured, taken
for fire and marine risks............ 81 ,536 80
Total assets of Life Department.... 6,592, l0S Al
Sundry Offices for guarantees and re-
insurance for losses already paid. sos, 233 30
Rents and Interest due. ............... 6,270 80
Stamps IN hand 1905 IL
Total assats e16 57o o2a IN
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ME MOTION WIS LOsr.

Brooks suggested that the motion to go into
Committee OF The Whole would have to be unani-
nous TO prevail, and be was sure some OF the
members present objected. SO he hoped the
motion would be Withdrawn.
Dunn called the question, and IL was lost, Dut-
ton aud Brooks voting against 1t.
Adjournment was taken until Monday night,
when, II is understood, the investigation Will be
taken up and completed.
The janiiress that was removed from the
Washington Grammar School last week was re-
nslated in the Tux street Primary School.
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MTSCELLANEo Us.
q IT "a TT e nj Il M TT
OF the condition of affairs of tho
Commercial Union
ASSURANCE COMPANY,
LIMITED,
MIsCELLANEo Us.

OF LONDON, ENGLAND, ON THE 31sT DAY OF
~ December, A. d. 1890. aud for the year ending
on lhat day. as made to the Insurance Commissioner
vi the state OF California, pursuant to tho pro
VISIONS OF Sections $40 and GIL of the Political
CODE condensed as per blank furnished by the Com
missioner.
CAPITAL,
Amount OF capital stock, paid up in
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SABIN CRITICIZED.
Director Harvey Will Demand
an Explanation.
The 0'Connor Investigation Postponed Until
Monday Night-Estimates Of the
Department,

Notwithstanding President SabIn's announce
menI that the nights meeting OF the Board OF
Education bad been postponed until MONDAY
night, there were seven members present, and
the routine business in hand moved on without
interruption.
Directors Brooks. Culver, Decker, Dutton,
Dunn, Harvey and Woodward constituted the
quorum present, and the meeting was called 10
order by Brooks.
Harvey took occasion TO say, before any work
had been undertaken, that he regarded Presi'
dent Sabln's conduct in ordering the meeting
postponed as supplementary and unwarianted.
His excuse that ii was requested by a majority
OF the board was not sufficient. While petition
10 have such adjournment might have been
signed by q majority OF the members, he felt
justified 10 saying that they had been imposed
upon, and lie was glad to see that three OF them
had shown their disapproVal OF the means used
to secure a postponement by refusing 10 heed
the announcement
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$4,000
the o'coNNoR INVESTIGATION

Woodward aud Dunn were very anxious 10 90
into Committee of the Whole aud continue the
O'ConnoT investigation, and proposed motion
accordingly.
button disapproyed. He said the investigation
had worn ali The technical phases aud peculiar
tiles OF a court trial ana needed a lawyer TO
preside. Hyde was absent and he being the only
lawyer in the board Mr. Dulton thought the in
vstigation should be postponed until Monday
night
This ifed Woodward exceedingly. Let any
member who can afford 10 blockade this in-
veyligation now" he exclaimed, springIne 10 his
feeI, put himself on record Ii has been hang
ing ere much too long already, and this board
Will have 10 suffer Tor 1t. Here Is OCon.
noI's demand for salary read TO us tonight.
Well have to pay it; no doubt about it. We are
now paying somebody else for The work, so Well
have TO pay twice for the Work. OConnor
should be tried and either convicted or acquit-
dailVinR.v
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Western addition Cottage.

W. line NO. 1919 Baker ST., 100 ct. S. of Suffer-
cosy and comfortable cottage house containing
rooms and bath; planked basement; good neighbOr-
hood; Suffer, Geary and CalifOrnlast. cables; ex-
anime 1t; lot 25Xl00.
For catalogues terms, etc, inquire OF
EA STON, FLDRIDGE e. CO.,
AuctiOneers, 63S Market ST., :. II.
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AUCTION SALES.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
$4,000 WORTH OF ELEGANT FURNITURE.

NJ. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL THIS DAY,
Thursday May Z. 1891,
At IL O'Clock A. NJ. at Salesroom,
1867 MARKET STREET. NEAR SEVENTH,
By order OF ID. w. NOBLE. Esq, Assignee of the
Estate of Shuts, Baum Co.,
ALL OF THE ELEGAN PARLoR, BEDROOM
DINING-R00M AND LIBRARY
FU III M Z TT u R Il.
Eight Extra-Fine Folding Beds, with Sideboard
tops and plate-g glass door Wardrobe fronts;
Elegant ParlOr Sets. In Tapestry and SILK;
Plush DtyanS; Turkish and Easy Chairs, OF the
latest style; IL Elegant Cherry and Oak Hat
Trees; l6 Walnut, Cherry and Oak Bedroom
Sets; - Handsome Bookcases, and an elegan
line OF household furniture too numerous TO
mention.
The above goods all of the latest style, mu CHI
having been imported from New York and Chicago,
and are of the newest patterns.
Mortgages Sale of the Contents of 90
Room House. consisting of Parlor and Bed
Furniture. Fine Blankets Sheets, Pillows
and other fine Bedding, removed from IL Eddy
street.
1t NJ. j. SIMMONS, Auctioneer.
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HARNEY's INVITATIONS.

The speaker intimated that he would call upon
President Sabin TO explain, also that lie had
some heavy artillery in readiness for the 0eca-
sion, bur he would reserve IL until the President
returned. GAS 10 the person who circulated the
petition Qor postponemenj, meaning HYDE MOTH
ing need be said. Ii is enough 10 know that the
names signed were obtained by mSrepresenta-
Hon, ana that i've members Of the board were
not approached at ALL"
Upon tie recommendation OF the Classification
Committee, A. j. FTeese OF the evening school
substitute class was assigned 10 the Potrer0
Evening School and elected principal OF that
school. Miss NJ. L. Casey Of the South COsmO-
poltan Evening School was assigned 10 The
charge OF The class formerly taught by the prln-
further orders.
Leaves OF absence were granted 10 Miss C.
FleuTy from May LIST 10 September 1st, Miss NJ.
T. Ready from May LIST 10 MHy 10th, Miss d.
Tiedemann from May 9th to January /, 1892,
ana Miss A. Mclaughlin from May 4th 10 May
l4th,