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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-25

Communicate with any of the following ladies
and gentlemen who have been cured. They have
given permission to their names vouchers:
Mrs. Richard Lloyd. wife of Judge Lloyd, Dwight
! way Berkeley: j. Homan. 305 Mnna st. 9. f.; Miss
Jua Dooley, 1927 Market St, $. F.; j. ?. Hanson,
witch St. 5. F.; Charles Rose, l09 Jessie ST.. S F.;
John Peterson, 220 oiFarrel ST., 5. F.; Miss
Stewart 5o2 Bush st. 81 5: f.; Andrew lillian
ESQ nc ST. S. F. ME Eckhart Sr Ss
Cal; Mrs k S5 2s1a WILLOW aye S Fl william n,
Davis st, 5. +; Miss Ellen p Collins. al Tena@a
Mrs. Mlchenfelder, II Hopeton terrace, S. f.;
M Mile Dolan; l26 Ivy ST., 5. F.; Mrs. Margaret
entna ST. S. f.; Mrs. Mary Townsend 25 Erie st. s.
T.; Frederlck Brown. CopPeropolis, Cal Mrs. Lizzie
St. S F.; Mrs. A. A. Kop, Petaluma, Cal; Henry
Woods 400 Twenty-eghth St, S. F.; George Dan
ISL Silver st. s. F.; Miss E Parker, l4s Ninth ST.,
Sc; A Astorg, San Rafael Cal; Mrs. s. 6. Smith,
17Oo Market ST., $. f.. Ii. E. Shook. 1921 Market
ST.. s. f.; Jennie Johnson Berkeley, Alameda
Goaat MFs soo So 5 E se4
Wood. sos Seventh ST., s. F.; Mrs McGreevey.
aTstt sy s. Hen g UaiG Iron
Huwe, 4l012 Fell st.. $. F.; Mrs. Pauline Stewart.
Maddigan. 9l2 McAliister St. s. f.: AdOlph Boege
ST. F David tidI retr % Erie ST., f. Mrs
Fiehman. Tracy. San Joaquin County. Cal; A B.
Aulol, olot2 GrOVe ST., >. r.. Ad0iph Nelson,
1850 o. Farrell st, s. f.; Matthew woods, Broad
way and Twenty-frstst Oakiand w. j. Ray, Sum
ner Cal; Herman J. Bose, 1888 Folsom ST., 5. f.
The Cosmopolitan Dlspensary Is . medical and
surgical institute located permanently at tue juno
ton OF stockton. Ellis and Market streets, tor the
cure of all diseases, Affections and deformItes.
stan OF physicians and surgeons. having diplomas
aud tn" Endorsement of the best colleges of medi-
cine and surgery skilled specialists who have had
long experience in ttng special and chronic dis
eases, are in constant attendance. The great ad-
vantage an institution or this character has is self
denonstrative. How often an individual physician
has enormously diagnosed case? Our patients
have the advantage of having the ent re medical
and surgical staff diagnose their when it Is
necessary, for which there is no additional cost
Pharmacy is attached and all prescriptions ii led
free OF charge.
CAUTION-THE WONDERFUL CURES EF-
FECrED BY THE CoSMOPOLITAN DISPE3N-
SARY, CONFINED WITH THEIR EXTENSIVE
ADVERTISING, HAS CAUSED SOME UNSCRU-
PULoUS PHYSICIANS TO EMPLOY "STEERERS"
OR DOCTOR CAPPERS." WHO PRACTICE
THEIR VOCATION IN OUR VICINITY AND EN-
DEANOR TO ENTICE PATIENTS INTO THE
DENS OF THEIR EMPLOYERS. BEWARE OF
THEM, IF THEY APPROACH YOU ON THE
STREET.
We are open daily from a. NJ. to 9 P. NJ. Sun
days from to4
Gerinan, French and Spanish spoken
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TROTTING BREEDERS.
Programme of the Summer Meeting
L..

Programme OF the Summer Meeting of
the Harness Division.
The Pacific Coast Trotting Horse Breeders
Association has arranged the following pro-
gramme for the summer meeting, commenc-
ing on Saturday, August LIST. at the Bay
District Track.
First day, Saturday, August 1st-Yearling
trolling stakes; mile dash. $50 entrance; four
teen entries. 2:20 class; tlOlting $4,000 purse !;
entries 2;3o class; tToIting, $500 nomina-
tion purse; eight entries.
Second day, Tuesday, August 4th-Two-year-
old fToitlnR slahesi $3.50 added, $50 entrance
feei eighteen entries. Roadster team race for
gentlemen's roadsters. 2:25 class; pacing purse
$1,000; fVe entries. Roadster trotiing race for
genilemen's roadsterS.
Third day, Thursday, August G, I89I-Three-
year-old treitinG stakes; $500 added, 500
entrance; twelve entries. Special race. 2:4O
class; nomination trotting purse, $500; eight
entries.
Last day, Saturday, August 8. I891-Four-
ye2rold tr0tiiDg stakes; $500 added, $50
entrance; nine entries Special race. 2:24
class; nomination lrottinR purse, $500; seven
eQLIies
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LIGHT FOR THE TAXPAYERS.
The Law Quoted, So There May Be y
Reasons for Mistakes.

The Law Quoted, So There May Be No
Reasons for Mistakes.
Tax Collector O'Brien yesterday issued
the following circular. which will be OF in
teTest to the taxpayer who is liable to get
entangled in the present complicated subject
of tax paying:
By al act of the last Legislature, taxes on real
property are now payable IN one or two INSTALL
ments, Al The option Of the Taxpayer, as follows
Real Estate TaXes-First instament: Due Dc
tober o. 1891; delinquent November 80. 1891.
Second insialmeuI: Due January 4, 1892; de-
linquent February 30, 1892.
Tax payers in sending in their real estate tax
bills Will please indicate whether they wish to
pay BY insi1llmenis or not. Tax-payeTs VIII
please pay particular attention o This request
as much trouble and Inconvenience. both TO
themselves and The office, VIII be saved thereby
CITY and County PERSONAL Property Taxes
Due aud payable July 13, 1891; delinquent
August 3, 1891.
State Personal Property Taxes-Due and pay.
able October o, 1891; delinquent November 80,
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ALONG THE RAIL.
Rates for the Encampment of the
Grand Army.

The railroad companies have made the
Grand Army people q rate of S97 70 from
this city TO Detroit, Mich, on the oeca-
sion OF the annual encampment which takes
place at the above mentioned city August
Sd to Sth inclusive. Tickets will be placed
on sale today and will be good for one con-
tinucus trip only, no stop over being al
lowed east bound. Returning. these tickets
will grant stop-over privileges at all points
in transcontinental territory west of st.
Louis, Kansas City, Omaha and st. Paul. up
TO and including September Both. The Al
ton threat, To smash any and all rates made
by the other roads for this occasion, has not
been carried into execution thus far, but it
is not yet too late to make the move, which
every one expects to see. The line has an
nounced nothing startling up to date, fur
ther than reduction IN the usual rate. from
ST. 10 tc Sl4 10 from Kansas City TO Detroit.
THE NEW TnIE-CARD.
By the new time-card. which takes effect
on the Southern Pacific August ID, the
west-bound mail train No. is changed to
arrive here at 9:15 o'clock in the morning
instead of u 10 in the afternoon, the present
time. This train will consequently leave
Ogden l -Four and As minutes earlier than at
present. There Will be no change in the
leaving time OF No. l. but the arriving time
at Ogden will be half-hour earlier than at
present
No. u, one Of the local trains for Sacra-
nento and way stations, is also changed by
the new card to arrive here at AS o'clock
In the morning instead Of 1915 O'clock. An
additional train each way Will be run over
the San Ramon branch, connecting with the
Stockton train at Martinez, leaving here at
1880 O'Clock in the afternoon and arriving at
9:45 o'clock in the morning.
STUDENT RATES.
For a number Of years past the Southern
Pacidc Company has allowed students at
tending the State Normal School at Eugene,
Oregon, a slight reduction in rates of travel
Several other schools in the State set I'D a
howl of discrimination some months ago
and now the Oregon Railway Commission
has decided that the student" rate must be
Withdrawn OF granted to all educational
institutions in the State. The company will
withdraw the rate.
The work Of ballasting the road from Los
Banos to Armona is progressing rapidly, and
Is now more than half completed. Several
depot buildings along the new line are III
course Of construction, and it is probable
that the road will be put in operation within
the next two months.
General Agent BisselI of the Atlantic and
Pacific left for the East yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. Stern of the Canadian Pacific re-
ceived dispatch yesterday announcing the
arrival of the Empress of China at Naples.
The steamer will leave to-day for Suez
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BLANCHFIELD CONVICTED.
He Stabbed His Wife Twice With
Butcher Knife.

He Stabbed His Wife Twice With a
Butcher Knife.
The trial of john Blanchfield on a charge
of assault with intent to commit murder oc-
cupied the attention Of Judge Trout and a
jury yesterday. On the 4th of May last he
got into an alteration with his " ife, during
which he stabbed her once in the breast and
once in the abdomen. Blanchfield was az
rested, but denied having done the cutting.
On searching his room two freshly washed
butcher knives were found, one of which
the woman identified as the weapon which
had been used in stabbing her. When the
case was tried yesterday il was admitted
that the woman had been at one time con-
victed of perjury, and that her husband had
previously served a prison term for felony.
The jury was out but a short while and
found Blanc hfield guilty of assault with a
deadly weapon. He will be sentenced to-
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STUBBORN CAR-DRVERS.
They Cause Big Blockade on the Mort
Beach Line.

Beach Line.
Rival car-drivers tied up two lines for
over half an hour yesterday afternoon by
their peculiar stubbornness. Max Ludwig
was driving Car . of the Omnibus line down
Broadway, and at the crossing of Stockton
street he encountered James Regain, who
was guiding the team attached 10 Car 7 of
the North Beach and Mission road. Both
arrived at the crossing simultane ously, and
both swore by the great horn spoon that
neither should have the right of way. The
result was that the teams c0llided in the
middle Of the street, and the poles of the
cars were interlocked. Neither car could
proceed. and neither driver would back out
TO give the other chance to pass. While
the cars remained in that position and the
drivers roundly scored each other. other
cars arrived and stopped until cars were
blOckaded for over block along Broadway
and Stockton street.
After what seemed an age to the anxious
passengers, Officers Henneberry and Rey-
nolds took hand in the proceedings, and
arrested Regain and Ludwig for obstructing
the street. The Superintendents of the
rival lines were soon On hand, and started
the delayed cars running.
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WANTS HER SALARY.
Counselor burst Advises That Mrs. Ban
ming Can Be Paid.

Counselor burst Advises That Mrs. Ban
ming Can Be Paid.
City and County Attorney burst has sent
an opinion to School Director Woodward,
Chairman of the Salaries Committee of the
Board of Education, in the case of Mrs. F.
A. Banning, principal of the Sanchez-street
School. Before the expiration of the last
term Mrs. Banning was suspended for
twenty-seyen days on charge of having ex-
cessively punished pupil After the dis
position of the OConnor case. Mrs. Ban
ming wrote to the board and asked if she
could not be paid. Director Woodward re-
ferred the matter to the City and County
Attorney, and he replied yesterday that the
board has power to suspend the payment of
teachers salary pending the Investigation
of charges, and if the charges are found to
be untrue it has the right to allow salary for
the period of suspension.
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For the Niles Catholic Church.

An entertainment will be given in Niles
tonight for the benefit of the new Catholic
church of that village. An excellent and
varied programme is already made out and
the talent to execute 1t has been secured
Opposite one of the numbers on the pro-
gramme is the name of Colonel John
OByrne OF this city, and opposite another is
tnat OF the cele brated Irish piper, Timothy
mccarthy. IL is now evident that the ca
paclty OF the Niles Town Hall will be tested
and that Father Caraher will realize goodly
sum to carry on the work now in progress.
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with his horse and buggy in caved sewer
on Fillmore street some time ago were re-
ported against, as they were thought to be
proper subjects for the courts. The petition
OF Patrick Donohue to be released from a
$3.50 balance on forfeited bond was adj
versely reported on. Donohue has already
paid S1S52 in the case and wanted to be re-
leased from the remainder.
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Decision Deferred.

The Supreme Court yesterday decided to
postpone consideration of the constitution
allty Of the acts apprOpriating money for
the relief of Colonel j. ID. Stevenson and to
encourage the cultivation OF ramie until
August 18th, when several other cases in
volying the same questions will be c0nsid-
cred
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~ am glad to say
that l am feeling
much better than 1
have for years. Your
treatments have vir-
tuaily made a new
man of me- When 1
first took treatment
my constitution was
completely run down.
my appetite poor and
l failed to sleep at
night. The great i'm
proyement is percep-
! tible to my friends,
some OF whom have
already written you
for treatment. Thank
ing you for the great
benefits received, 1
am yours truly.
"W. Z. GOODRICH"
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Mining and ManufaoturInp.

Articles of Incorporation were filed yes
terday of the Great Western Milling and
Mining Company; capital 100000, Of
which all has been subscribed; Directors
Martin Jones' William Irwin, II. G. Gala
han, 5; NJ. Booker, T. e.. Sharpe. Also of
the Williams Manufacturing Company;
capital $4,000; Directors-G. a. Williams,
=. u Sloan, +. w. Van Reynegom, o. G.
Gardner, William White.
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Gus Erickson and James Creilly were ex-
amined yesterday before Commissioner
Sawyer of the United States Circuit Court
for smuggling four boxes of opium. Erick-
son was held to answer before the Grand
jury and Creilly was discharged from Gus
tody, the case as to him not being clear
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
Number of Communicates of
Knights Templar in Iowa.
Encampment Branch Of the I. o. o. T. Insti-
tuted at Malmo, Sweden-The Ohio Bril-
gade Of the Uniform Rank, E of P.

I'm order TO secure Insertion AL matter in.
tended for this column should be handed in
addressed to the "Fraternai Editor" All COM
munications must bear The name and address OF
The senderi If not, the matter Will not be rub
lished.l
Official Assessment Table,
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Merchants, Cluh-Hnnse.

A Merchants Club has been organized
for the purpose of acquiring and maintain
ing a clubhouse, and for social intercourse
Tie Directors are: w. b. Harrington.
Charles o. Alexander. Mendel Essberg, r.
d. Laidlaw, Z. w. Coburn.
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Conspiracy Charged.

James D. Ruggles, special administrator
of the esta te of Henry Ruggles. has petit
toned the Superior Court TO appoint re-
ceiver for the property which is worth
from $780, COO to $4,000 He alleges that n
conspiracy TO rob the estate has been formed
by John Purcell and Honora WEIGH, and
he asks the court 10 compel them to make
an accounting
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License Collector Lee yesterday appointed
Peter Foley and James d. Hart as deputies
in his Office. Phil F. Krausse was the last
deputy who retired There are seven more
old deputies left, bat their places will be
filed by the end of the month.
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An inquest was held yesterday in the case
of Philip McEnroe, sexton of st. Joseph's
Church. who died from the effects of carbolic
acid. The Coroners jury was unable to de-
eide whe Their he bad taken the poison with
suicidal intent or by mistake.
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A. L. OF H.
Open Meeting of Washington Council
Next Tuesday Eyeninr

Next Tuesday Evening.
Alta Council, No. 147. installed its officers
on Friday. the 18th inst. j. C. Palmer, d. d.
G. c., assisted by c. o. Burton, g. S.. off,
ciatine. Remarks were made by W. D.
Mansfield, G. c., and others. This council
has initiated seven candidates the past year
Golden Shore Council, No. $685. had its off.
GERS installed last Saturday evening by
james Linforth, d. d. g. c., assisted by C,
O. Burton, g. S. A stirring address was de-
livered by the Grand Commander.
San Francisco Council, No. 442, Installed
last Tuesday evening. In the absence of the
regular deputy James Linforth, d. ID. G. c.,
assisted by c. o. Burton, G. S., officiated
Remarks were made at the close by the Dep
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Attempted Rurglarx.

John Fitzgerald was caught prowling
through rooms in Commercial-street
iodging-houSe early yesterday morning and
arrested. Judge WOrley committed him for
trial on charge of attempt TO commit bur-
glary in 5000 bail
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Lumber Fell on Him.

Solomon Higgins, Iongshoreman. was
caught beneath falling lumber-pile on
Steuart street yesterday afternoon. lie was
treated at the Receiving Hospital for bruises
about the head and back and internal inju-
ries.
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General de Peyster. one of the parties to
New York octogenaran divorces suit, has
hoooy In the history of Mary Queen OF
poem written on the subject of the Inflated
tlueen extant. and he has added largely to
the literature of the subject with his own
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ANCHOR LINE,

Steamers Leave New York Every Saturday
For Glasgow via Londonderry.
Rates for Saloon Passage
pY SIS. CITY OF ROME. $50 AND UPWARD
u according to accommodation and location OF
Room
Other Steamers of the line $50 and upward
Second Cabin $50. Steerage -.
Passengers booked at through rates to or from any
city in Great Britain on the Continent,
Drafts on London Sold at Lowest Rates.
Book OF Information. tours and sailing lists fur.
nished on application 10 agents.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green, v, Y.
OF to GEORGE W. FLETCHER. 6lS Market st: or
10 I. d. MCKAY, 81 Montgomery street; or TO
j. f. FUGAZI d CO., Montgomery avenue; or
GEORGE b. SEAMAN, 1913 Broadway. Oakland
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30 Compromises or ReIeases.

AT meeting Of the Judiciary Committee
OF the Board of Supervisors yesterday the
claims of William Campbell for $1,000 and
David CArbrae for $1,000 damages for falling
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CUNARD LINE.

New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown
from Pier 40. North River.
FAST EMPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Servia, August l, 2 100 PM Umbrfa Aug o. 100 AM
EtIuria, Aug =, 80 AM Servia, Aug, 90, so pm
Aurana, Aug. s. 200 PM BothnIa. Sept. =. $500 Pm
Gala. Aug 10, 800 ctruria, Sept 8. 7 800 AM
Cabin passage, $50 and upward; intermediate, S35
steerage tickets TO and from all parts OF Euroos
styery low rates. For freight and passage apply AZ
the company's office. Bowling Green, New YORK
VERNON II. BROWN Il Co, General Agents
Good accommodation always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS DIMOND IL Co
ly27 TuThSa Agents, San Francisco
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS,
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

~ Francisco for ports IN Alaska May so. sgEyX
June 4, IA, 10, 20 July ., a. 10, 49, August g. 10,
1e. %. September II, 81, a. NJ.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports, May
70, 80 June A. 8. IA. 49, "a. 30 July 5, 9. IA. 10.
-. q. August 3. 8. IL. l2, 81 %. 9 a. NJ.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays. 9 A. NJ
For Santa Ana Los Angeles and all way ports every
fourth day, 8 A. NJ.
For San Diego. stopping only at Los Angeles. Santa
BARBARA ana San Luis ObiSpo every fourth day as IL
AN.
For ports in Mexico. 25th OF each month.
Ticket Oince-Palace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery 81.
GOODALL4 PERKINS & Co. General Agents,
IF Narkef ST San FRI
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL nr
y fortnightly for the West Indies and SeMEkE
Southampton, calling route at Cher $4,000
bourg, France and Plymouth TO land passengers
Through Ellis OF Ladiug, in connection with the
Pacific Mail s. 5. Co.. issued for freight and treasure
TO direct ports in England and Germany
Through tickets from San Francisco TO Plymouth
Cherbourg, Southampton. First class $l95; third
class, S97 80. For further particulars apply to
iel0u PARROT AZ CO.. Agents. 306 California St
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY Ca
1 Ocean Divislon-and PACIFIC COAST +STSsk
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street Wharf at 10 A. M for the above ports ons OF
their Al iron steamships viz:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-May 81, June IL. "a.
july o. IL. 30, August IL, %
COLUMBIA-May IT. June 4. 16 %. July 10. g.
August 3. u.s. II.
OREGGN-NIay 81. June g. 20.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern PacIio
Railroad, Oregon Short Line and other diyergng
lines for all points in Oregon, Washington, British
Column ia, Alaska, Idaho Montana, Dakota, Utah,
wyoming, Yellowstone Park and all points East AMI
South and TO Europe
Fare to PortlandNCabin. SIS; steersse So; round
trip. cabin, $50
Ticket ofhces-1 Montgomery st. and Palace Hs-
tel, New Montgomery St
GooDALL. PERKINS & CO. supt Ocean Line
Market ST San ErancI5cn
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Official Assessment Table.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
New Orleans, La.


Trains Leave and Are Due to Arrfyets
SAN FRA NETGCn
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-14
Allen schools to New IdlewiId.

Monday, June Is, has been selected by
the Allen schools for their excursion to New
Idlewild, over the Pennsylvania Railroad to
Latrobe and the Ligonier,Valley Railroad to
New Idlewild. A special train will leave
Twelfth street, Southside, on the above date
at 1880 A. NJ The rate will be for children,
under II years of age, 55 cents; for adults, 81
cents Returning the train will leave New
Idlewild at $40 P. M, unloading at Twelfth
street about $50 P. NJ.
New Idlewild is. one of the most beautiful
picnic grounds in this country. 1t is con-
venient to the city, has picturesque sur
roundings, and has as accommodations one OF
the largest dancing pavilions in the State,
dining room accommodations, baseball
grounds, eroquet, tennis, magnificent lake
and all the appointments to make it an ele-
CANT days outing. The grove on that date
is for the exclusive use of the Allen schools.
Tickets and information can be had on an
Plication to the Principal or any of the
directors.