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The morning call., 1891-01-18
NEW RULES ESTABLISHED.

How Warrants the State Treasury
Must Hereafter BE Endorsed.
State Treasurer j. r. Mcdonald has
issued notice to the public that. in accord
ance with an opinion received from
Attorney General Hart, he will, for the pro-
lection of his Office, require all warrants
upon the treasury 10 be indorsed in one or
other of the following ways:
FiTst-n the warrant is presented by the per-
son 10 whom drawn, it should be Endorsed by
him.
Second-lf presented by some other person not
having power OF attorney from the party to whom
the warrant Is drawn, then II should be indorsed
by The party 10 whom drawn and the money re-
ceipted for on The back OF the warrant by the
person presenting the same.
ThiId-If the warrant Is presented by person
having power Of attorney II sufficient In form
and executed, then the warrant should be in
dOrSed; "Johu Smith" (party TO whom DRAWN.
''by John Doe his attorney in fact"
The morning call., 1891-01-18
PROPOS AIS.


PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES
4 once OF Purchasing and Depot Commissary
50 New Montgomery street. San Francisco Cal
January IL 1891. Sealed proposals in duplicate
subject to the usual conditions will be received at
this once until IL O'Clock NJ. Friday January so
1881, at which time and place they Will be opened
IN the presence OF bidders for furnishing delly
cry OF the following-aamed subsistence supplies:
Bacon nSn, corn meal, peas, rice. roasted coffee
teas, yeast powder, aprcOts apples. clam broth
cheese, chocolate, cigars, clans, corn crackers
nour nam, lime juice mackerel. cat meal olive oil
peacdes pears, plutnS, salmon SALT sardines cram
perry sauce sapoo sugar, soups, syrup, crash tow
elng, cracked wheat. acid eitric ammonia aprIcots
(drled and evaporated), barley, beef dried and
mesS) beef (smoked) backing. capers catsups elf
ron, cinnamon havoring extracts, figs canned fruits
preserved ginger, horSeradsh, Jams iellles lambs,
tongues. marmalades, canned meats, mInce NEAR
oSra, oysters, pigs feet, plum pudding preserves
ralslhS, housekeeping machine sage sauces.
sauSageS salt celery, spices, canned vegetables
packing ooxeS packing bags and hoop iron Propos
VIII not be considered unless accompanied by sam
pies OF articles bid for. The Government reserves
thSrght TO reject any or all proposals. Preference
Woo gwen TO articles OF domestic production or
manufacture, conditions of quality ana price tin
cuuhS IN the price If foreign productions manu-
Iaclure the duty thereon) being equal. Blank pro-
posaiS ana fuli Information to the quality of
stores character OF packages, etc. Will be furnished
on appilcatlon to this office. Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked Proposals for Su0sst-
ence supplies, to be opened January 80, 1891. and
addressed to The undersigned G. A. WOODRUFF,
captain and Z. s., U. s. Army. ia19 20 % 20 IL
The morning call., 1891-01-18
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA EEAL ESTATE.


A LAMBDA A GEN Y-ADVERTISESIENTS
~ and subscriptions received at the Alameda
Branch Office Of THE MORNING CALL, SEINE
DER q CO., l435 PARK st.
GENERAL FINE BARGAINS FOR SALE on AC-
~ count of departure and financial trouble; hOus es
TO rent and money to loan II. Z. MOREAL & CO..
1882 Park st,Aiamed2, iO2 Montgomery st.,S. Fl6tt
GoTS0 LOT 5Ox14O: NEW 2-SrORY HOUSE
70 ~. OF rooms aud bath; in good neigh5or
hood; street macadamized; terms, $3.50 down, bal
ance at $50 per month. Apply TO JoPEPH a.
LEONARD. cor. Park st. and Central ave, Ala
meha. ia
The morning call., 1891-01-18

Y cry CHEAP: ONLY $40 PER ACRE; 94s5
acres good rolling land; wooded: watered; wei
improved bearing orchard aud vlneyard: fenced:
on line OF proposed FrntO and Eureka Railroad: ex-
Narket 81. dali n
The morning call., 1891-01-18

Iu00 ACRES IL 2O-ACRE LOTS; $50 AN
lNOo acre on years time all the cash re-
CURED is 50 being the interest every months; il
set out TO ruit the crop Will pay for the land in
years {. Ii. STREET CO., 4l5 Montgomery
street. DoD2 RI
The morning call., 1891-01-18

IRVINE 81 KLEIN OF URIAH, DEALERS IN
her property investigate titles attend to any bust
ness placed IN their hands Tor non-resdents; refer
cino County,. Cal 90 n
The morning call., 1891-01-18

A FEW 2O-ACRE LOTS LEFT IN "HONN's
n Great cooperative Fruit Farm: buy viii Won
can. c. Il. STREET CO., AS Montgomery st.
san Francisco. moo #
The morning call., 1891-01-18

THE TCESEULL COLONY IN THE ARTESIAN
well belt, Tulsre County, Cal, is selling 5-acre
tracts and upwards, set out To raisu grapes peaches
aprcuts or hCs, at only $50 per acre; in Install
meutS; oue-thlrd cash. balance 3 yearly payments:
al OF this money viii be spent In cultivation; pur-
chase price Will be made from crops: free water for
irrigation; free railroad tickets buyers. Send for
descriptive pamphlet TO the TURNBULL COLONY,
22Sl- Montgomery St. :. F, Cal de25 I'm
The morning call., 1891-01-18

4 y IMPROVED HOME CHEAP; 1852 ACRES
good rolling foothili land; wa:ered well wooded:
uosty under cultivation; near line Of proposed er-
tension OF FrutO Railroad; only sl2 Der acre
ANOkE q luALEk. E34 Markct ~ :
The morning call., 1891-01-18

ZIG STOCK RANCHES; FINE VINEYARDS;
- ma-uihc Mt fruit ranches lovely homes: poul-
tTy farms; also Government claims, $50; send for
land list. ANDREM PRICE, Healdsburg, Cal. de25 tt
The morning call., 1891-01-18

"A WILL SELL FARMS on COLONY TRACT
W adjoining town in Tehama, terms to suit
purchaser; % rats Sold railroad DEPOT about mile
from center OF property; fullest particulars given
n lRANCLS a co. sO5 California ST s 4 denl N
The morning call., 1891-01-18
SPIRITUALISNI.


A RIiVED-MRS DIR. A. DE HOWE OF NEW
n YORK: is only natural born trance medium in
the world; Is seventh daughter, born with double
veil and wonderful prophetic gift of second sight:
this she Will prove: every hidden mystery revealed;
tells your entire life In dead tranee gives our name
in fun, also your future husband or wife; in bust
ness lawsuits marriages, divorces, deaths uniting
the separated, removing evil influences, restoring
lost love she has equal; Mrs. de Howe wishes It
distinctly understood that she advertiseS nothing
but what she do: all who in trouble invi.ed
to call aud be convinced: $4,000 challenge TO any
medium who can excel her. Parlors, 1920 Market
n INVESTMENT IN LAKEYlEW LOTS
~ means 4 future fortune for you fall st
M ISIS Bernhard, MEDIUM; INFORMATION
WI on stocks, lottery. love. etc. 1858 Fourth 10 3m
MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, CLAIRVOYANT TEST
w medium. life-reader 1872 Market ST. auly II
The morning call., 1891-01-18

SCHOOL LANDS. 81 SO TO So AN ACRE; on
- very easy terms; sold by the State in tracts to
kinus OF lands, in many different counties; send
stamp ior list open Monday, "Wednesday and Satur-
The morning call., 1891-01-18

- ELM ADJUSTMENT - AT \ BARGAIN; l6O
II acres OF good land in Los Angeles County. Ad-
dress Owner, Box lOl CALL Branch once. ial6 IS
The morning call., 1891-01-18

10 You WANT PROPERTY, CITY OR CoUN-
~ try, in tue pretteS valley OF the state? Appiv
TO Napa Land Co., Napa, Cat, for list OF proper
The morning call., 1891-01-18

COOK EACH-l00 ELEGANT LOTS IN TIE
Ip-ZO Roberts a WOifssi Tract; $50 down and
So per month; street-car line passes through the
tract; new electric road on ant east sides; Al
facilities for transit; Al soil; fine drainage; for
sale at these prices for 90 days; come now before
prices advance and secure or more OF these beau
street. iaI eodSSu
The morning call., 1891-01-18

TRACT OF ACRES AT EMANUEL STATION
opposite the Home o. Peace Cemetery: well
suited FOR gardener florist dairying; plenty of
wafer and good windmill; good house and large
barn which can hold SO tons OF hay aud 10 horses
ara also a Chlcken-aouse large enough for so
chickens. Apply on premises 10 i. COST or ad-
dress him Cousa Station. Mateo Co. de2l 6t< Su
The morning call., 1891-01-18

GC0QO ABARGAIN: COTTAGE OF ROOMS;
IDLOOO. stable and shed, etc; with lot 50Il 80
on Chestnut street. mortgage at $1,000: Interest at
per cent? this can remain or be paid of option
of the purchaser: street work ali done: nacadam-
lied and severed, etc; this Is bargain call at once
10 our office for further particulars E w.
WOODWARD CO., S02 Broadway, Oak
land. de2l Il SuThSu
The morning call., 1891-01-18
,oUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
O. WEEK BUYS FRUIT FARM; LOOK AT
U us ofer Oakwood COLONY Tract

No interest and 10 taxes on deferred payments: "a
al hre Al fruit land: irrigation required; near
large town and railroad; some OAKS; water handy:
tte reriect; no iuyes tnenI is as safe, pro-
nl3Dle as ffult lands. For Information circulars
2ppiy TO WESTERN LAND COMPANY, $50 Mar
ket 81
The morning call., 1891-01-18

. LOTS IN EAST OAKLAND: SIZE 5GxlUO ON
4 a northeast corner; price $3.50, morrgaged al
$500; interest per cent; new electric railroad
Will pass within half block Of this lot commands
q good view OF Oakland and well located. Apply TO
E. w. WOODWARD d. CO., 9O2 Broadway, tiak-
land. de2l u SurhSu
The morning call., 1891-01-18

JToUND-A PAIR OF GOLD-RIMMED SPEC
L tacles few days ago. Inquire at 1893 o'Farrell
The morning call., 1891-01-18

GSOS0 SPLENDID INVESTMENT: l NEW
I'D OAOO. modern cottage of rooms bath and
ioored basement; also lots extra adjoining same;
size Z5Xl00 each lot; situated on northwest cor
ner; central location and a bargain: l block from
street-cars. Apply to f. w. WOODWARD e CO.,
9O2 broadway, Oakland. de2l SuThSu tt
The morning call., 1891-01-18
FINANCIAL.

-,->-.-c,-------.---
Q1O U0A TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY
ID 1A.OOO property, by MICHAEL FLOOD, 3o2
Montgomery St, Room IA. jalS 3ts
" ANTED TO BORROW - $4,000 ON FIRST
w mortgage oakland property. Principals only
address Cash, Box SO, CALL Branch ONCE. jals St.
VA ANTED-Io BORROW $1,000 ON MORT
w gage on first-cass really in AIayfeld. Principals
address W. G. S. CLARK, Alameda. ja16 IT'S
60 O0H 0QD TO LOAN ON RANCHES; No
UO.UUU. UOU application received for less
than $4,000 r.. SULLIVAN d CO., III Post dl7 I'm
HAVE YOU SEEN S. JoHNSToN'S NEW HOUSE
IL on LAKENIEW iall St
So 800 600 T9 Pce k La; below, ON bAScHEs
JOHN t, LITTLE, 10 Safe Deposit Buildg. dis Sm
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE C.. II,
w S1REET CO., AIS Montgomery 81. NOT If
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ 53S kearny ST., the only corporation that lends
money ON Diamonds. watches: low interest. oc4 tt
The morning call., 1891-01-18

S2DUU of g Toom nv nab and oor1d has
ment; lot 25xl0C or 50xl0O desired: situated on
northwest corner and block street cars:
terms easy If desired Apply to L. w. WOODWARD
q co. 9O2 broadway. Oakland. de2l U smThSn
The morning call., 1891-01-18


MRS. THOMSON, ELECTRIC HAND RUBBER:
IVA Swedish movement. l0l Grant ave. r. Is. 10 4t
A I $50 MISSIoN-EDITH c. ROBERTS; BATHS
~ and IN assage; new attendants; daily, A. NJ to
IL p. NJ sharp. jal2 7t&
y ROSE CLEVELAND FROM NY. MANICURE
u. Nucleus House, Rm. %; assistants ja7 II
DOSE DE LAFoNT AND ASSISTANT RE-
IL moved TO 81 Ninth ST.. Parlors and 8. my2I II
The morning call., 1891-01-18
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

6T0 MINNA-2 FURNISHED SUNNY HOTSF
- keeping rooms; furniture for sale: nearly
new; folding beds, etc. jaIs 3tS
Clio DOWN, BALANCE WEEKLY, WILL BUY
u III $50 Eastern folding-bed. oak or cherry
ARONSON'S. 1910 Stoc kton ST. nc2S RIn
The morning call., 1891-01-18

Gd00 EACH-2 LOTS, SIZE 25XlS3 EACH, OR
ID 1UO 60xl33 If taken together Will be sold for
$775; easy terms; located on Union ST.: all mac
adamized and severed: this is the best bargain
have for sale In a reSld ence lot and offered only
account of the owners positive neet of a little
money at this time. Apply at once ONCE OF Z. w.
WOODWARD IL Co, 902 BdWay, Uakld. 2lSuThSutf
The morning call., 1891-01-18

EOUND-A SMALL DOG. OWNER PLEASE
call at 1888 Suffer St and pay expense. jal8 3t*
EOUND-CAME TO PREMISES, BULL FOG, FE-
L male. Owner have same by proving pro perty
and paving expenses Apply 525 Fourth stjal6 3t*
The morning call., 1891-01-18

S3250 B t Al DING ANp LoDGL ,
with lot 25xS0; located in West Oakland; this
property is paying the owner from $3.50 10 $500
month. clear OF all expenses and fun investigation
will be given to any wishing the property
at any time; this whole property be bought at
the above figure, 1920; easy terms and nothing
asked for the good will, etc; reason for selling,
Ill health ana needed rest Apply to L. w.
land. de2l II SuThSu
The morning call., 1891-01-18

street. lad II
I OTIS 500, Sl25, $3.50, S2OO-S2O DOWN. 40
II per month; last chance for cheap lots: Seminary
ave. only few more beautifully situated lots left
IN TINS tract; Seminary ave. now severed franchise
granted for electric railroad, which passes tbs
property; buy before the raise For further partic-
ulars apply to Twenty-third Avenue Land Company
1893 Iwenty-thrd ave, East Oakland Bank
Building l If
4 WEEK SNEwS FOR 5 CENTS-THE WEEKLY
n CALL iii wraDper ready for mailing
GA ND HOUSES AN, ROOMS.
M NlCURE-FING ER-NAILS BEAUTtFIED AT
w 1856 MARKET ST. Oakland. by artist. au2l C
The morning call., 1891-01-18

CTEINWAY, GABLER AND PEASE PIANOS,
~ organs and all musical instruments; call and see
cur rooms and stock. MATTHIAS GRAY &
Co, 2U6 and 2US Post Steiuway HALL If
The morning call., 1891-01-18
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

OAKLAND CT-ADVERTISEMENTS AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once of THE MORNING CALL, S51 Broadway. noae
Seventh ST ONCE hours 8 A. 4. TO P. NJ
The morning call., 1891-01-18
n EW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE CAR.
" pets. stoves etc. MALONE. "a Fourth nc24 2m

IA HERE SHALL / INVEST? IN LAKEYIEW
ia1 Or
The morning call., 1891-01-18

DRESSMAKERS. CLoAK-MAKERS; GROVER
u Baker machines for sale. 223 Mason RIM 2. 50
A LII LADIES WISHING TO HAVE ELEGANTLY
"A fitting suits made, Handsomely draped, for So,
or with goods, making and trimmings for SI5 cali
on MRS. NORRIS, 1924 Geary st. laI4 7ts
MISS AGNES KELTEk. III SToCKToN-SUITS
W s. 90 up: cutting fitting 75c op wigw mi IL 6n
AN INVESTMENT IN LAKEvIEW LOTS
"A means future fortune for you. jail ct
QUITS MADE IN THE LATEST STYLE FROM
~ 80 up; goods and everything found, $15. and
made in "a hrs; perfect ht l15 Stockton ST. jas I'm
DRESS KING AND DRESS CUTTING
~ school; you are taught 70 make dress from be
ginning to end. 2U3 Powell st. de3I tt
STYLISH DRESSMAKlNG PARLURS; PERFECT
~ mt hle work; reasonable % Sixth st. de3 SIN
4 OWNS CUT. STITCHED AND DRArED FOR So;
" latest fashions: perfect lit; s. T. Taylor system
taught MRS. l. P. WYANT. IL Geary ST oc25 IL
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier TO any
part OF the city the Bulletin is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by postal-card otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery St
The morning call., 1891-01-18
GSD 6OO FOR SALE-oNE OFTH GREAT
SDL. DlIl est 10 rnnins In aIameda Innntr.

U
100 acres; 100 low hills. will carry $50 head of
stock: 400 acres fenced separately for grain and
hay fields: so acres marsh land; total place fenced
and cross fenced; aTtesian wells, houses, barns,
etc: faces mic the country road and IS To-
Gated "a OF mile from a thriving town the
narrOw-gduge railroad from Oakland to san Jose;
good horse or stock ranch and in fact for almost
any purpose desired cut 400 tons OF hay this year,
this property is offered at SIS per acre for quick
sale is worth at least s % per cash. Apply
Z. w. WOODWARD q Co, 902 Broadway, oak
land. de2l SuThSu II
The morning call., 1891-01-18

PARTNER FOR GOOD-PAYlNG MANUFACTURE
L lEg business TO keep books and selling. l42
bancroft Building der IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25
THE SINE OLD JEWEL sW1yDLE.

The police searching for a good looking youns
man who procured diamonds worth 500 by playing a
welLw0rn trick salesman In \. d. Wilson's jewery
store, at No. 1907 Broadway, nearly two weeks ago
on Monday, July 6. the thief went to the store and
said he wished TO purchase a diamond ring as wed
ding present for his sister. lie looked at four rings
which shown 10 him and then asked the salesman
% accompany him in cab to house not far distant in
order that his mother might select OF the rings
He said that his mother was all invalid and could not
leave the house. The salesman rode to the house with
him and sat in the front paror for half hour. think
ing that the young showing the rings 70 his
mother upstairs Then he ascertaned that the house
was boarding house and the young man WAS not
known there. Neither there sick woman in the
house. The thief had taken the rings ont Of doors and
had driven away in the cab when he had pretended to
20 upstairs with them. lie attempted 10 play the
trick at the store OF F. Mailer. NO oo2 sixth
ave, but failed because Mr. Mailer was suspicious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25
THE BURyryG OF THE BARK sYRIYGA.

Philadelphia, July 24-H. c. Maui, pilot, reports
having passed, at O'Clock this morning the wreck
OF the British bark Syringa which caught fire yester-
day morning in Delaware Bay. He SAYS that the
wreck was still burning fercely. Tugs were unable
to get near her. Cans Of oil exploding
tinually and flying high in the air As the vessel
Ightens and rises she burns to the waters edge and
had then burned TO her champs All who were
on board the bark when she caught fire were saved
by tugs.
Captain Baker and his family and crew were brought
up TO the city this afternoon the tug Reliance. The
Syringa sailed from Greenwich Point on Monday, and
was waiting In Delaware Bay for favorable wind to
take her out to sea when the fire discovered.
Captain Baker says that every precsuton that usual
was taken to prevent fire Oilladen vessel. and
he is at a loss TO know how the flames started. The
men declare that they know nothing Of the origin OF
the fire An official investigation will be made by the
authorities.
The Syringa was British vessel, built at Nova
Scotia and was valued at 100000. She was owned
BY her captain, Baker, and his father and was loaded
with 100000 gallons Of OIL shipped to Vigo Spain.
by Lawrence Johnson & Co., of No 100 Walnut-st.
This firm said to-day that vessel and cargo would be
a total loss, estimated at $4,000 upon when there
are ample assurances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25
ACCOUNTING OF THE vAssAR EXECUTORS

Poughkeepsie n. Y, July "a (5pecia).-The account
ing Of the executors Of John Guy vasser resumed
before Surrogate DorIand this morning There were
twenty0ne lawyers around the Surrogates bench DIS
trctAtorney Hermance asked to hove the order con-
hrmlrg the report of Appraiser Guernsey set aside
the ground that tine appraiser did not apprase the
personal property at its value at the time OF de
cedents DEATH bit at the value at the time of such
appraisal and that the appraiser excluded the costs
Of the collateral heirs in certain litigation expressly
imposed their shares In the estate by the Court OF
Appeals. Mr. Hermance appeared for the state OF
New-YOrk on relation OF Attorney General Tabor
Another grievance that Nr. Hermance had was that
he had had opportunity to oppose the confirmation
Of the appraisers report Surrogate Dorland denied
Mr.. Hermance's motion.
The legacy Of $500 to the Universallst Church was
ordered paid TO the NewYork state Convention OF
Unlversalists.
Frank B. Lown testified that he had examined the
items In Judge Homer A. Nelson's bill. The charges,
he said were reasonable Judge Nelson had only re-
ceived $4,000, leaving a balance due him Of about
$4,000. Mr. Hasbrouck has been paid between g. 900
and $4,000 for services and disbursements and Mr..
LOwn $4,000 Upon former accounting in the
supreme Court each Of the executors-B. NJ. Fowler,
o. II. Booth and Edward Van Kleeck-receved
500 607 10 for commissions. The executors now ask
for per cent all income paid ont since then The
accounts passed and an adj ournment taken 20
August o, when a decree will be filed. In the mean
time the disposition If 326O,O00 in securities, which
cannot be sold because OF the condition Of the market
will be provided for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25

vacation this summer and has air chance 10 get m
tip-tOp trim, he may add new triumph TO his long
list by demolishing Hutchinss 300yard figures.
Wendell Baker is twenty Weight years old he stands 3
feet II "a inches and strips at 40 pounds. He
has been prominent IN amateur athletics since 1870,
having won, all told something like one hundred
medals, cups and other trophies. His first steps
the cinder path were taken a schoOlboy. He won
the Interscholsstic 1oOyard. 2o0-yard and 44Oyard
championships and held all schOol-running records
only two Of which have since been broken-when he
went to college. There he held his university's cham
pionshps at 100 yards, 900 yards and 44O yards
ming for four years, beside winning the Intercollegiate
championship at the 900 yards and 440 yards but
losing IN the Toward dashes because at this time he
had not become proficient enough at starting was
too tall 10 get full advantage of his speed under
greater distance. Baker got so he could sprint
short though for he covered his 100 yards in
10 seconds-hures which tied but not beaten It'll
the advent Of owens and Carey, and he so yards
in seconds, still a worlds record. The worlds
records now held by Baker are the 30 yards. sec
onds 100 yards, 10 seconds; $50 yards, Is seconds
and 44O yards Al "a seconds. Bakers 40 yard
record breaking performance was an athletic incident
at the time. The best previous performance was a.
35 seconds BY an English professional Only last
November Baker lowered Myers's time for the 200
yards to "evens'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25
WOMEN IN THE BOSTON FREE GYMNASIUM

Boston, July "a (Special).-The free outofdoor gym
nasum maintained by ae CITY Of Boston on the bank
of the CHARLES River is regarded with much favor by
both men and women The gymnasium proper has
more than Justified the hopes of its protector. AT
tendance hes shown daily growth In beth the total
number Of visitors and those who come regularly. A
total attendance of 1921 people Is reported during
the last week. rte wOmens gymnasium is the most
crowded part of the grounds. There are already two
large classes under the instruction Of the matron Miss
E. c. McMartn. who meet Tuesdays and Fridays. Some
Of the girls show exceptional aptitude for athletics.
one of the classes Quartermile with ease, and
the other, composed Of girls aged between nine and
eleven years, eighth Of mile with comfort
one girl can run a mile close % SIX minutes. The
favorite exercise however the running high jump.
The oldest patron in years is also the newest. she
weighs over 200 pounds and came but few days ago.