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The morning call., 1893-08-28
Dauphters of ST. Georqe.

This order was organized in August 1885,
with headquarters at Cleveland, Ohio. num-
Der of subordinates are OH this coast. Mrs. E..
TTewin, 1543 Mission street. is the supreme
deputy here. ana has recently organized three
new suoordinates-GOlden Gale No rs IN Oak
land, Victoria No. SO at Victoria, B. C and
Primrose No. So at Butte City, Mont. Britain
MIA No. z, one OF the Oldest lodges, Will give a
public reception at 1O2 OEarrell street next
"Wednesday evening.
The morning call., 1893-08-28

A league has been formed to study the
cancer disease. Probably the most emil
nently suggestive views on the subject
recently made public are those of NM.
Verneuil of Paris and Roux of Lousanne
who attribute cancer to the improper use
Of meat, especially pork
The morning call., 1893-08-28
Good TemDIarS.

International Lodge had crowded house
last Monday evening. The Lady members fur
nisned the programme, Miss Blanche Taylor
presiding. This evening an entertainment will
be given for the benefit of The Home for
Orphans.
The district lodge held its sessions last Tues
day and Thursday. All lodges but one report
gains. Twenty-Five candidates received the
degree. The executive committee for the year
IS; s. a. White, + ID. t. I. X. AngOve, D. L: /;
Shedd, D. S. j. w. w. Falconer, d. sec; NJ.
living, ID. Treas; E. HOrburg. d. NJ; Lizzie
Nelson, d. g.. j. Dalton, ID. 5.
The reception by Richardson Lodge last ses-
sion was well attended.
Headlight Band of Hope will give an enter
talnmenf on Tuesday evening at Central Meth
OdiSt GnnTch.
The morning call., 1893-08-28

1t is reported that the Ghezrah palace,
situated on the banks OF the Nile, is to be
converted into hotel; that line of steam
ferries is to ply across from Carlo, and that
the Nile is to be tuneled
The morning call., 1893-08-28
Official Assessment Table.

lOnical assessment notices OF any climate
traIernal society VIII be published free of cost
In above tabl-. Send them, with any other mat
teTs of Importance, by Friday, addressed Fra
ternal Society Editor MORNING CALL, San
ErapciSPO
The morning call., 1893-08-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

COFFEE MILL MACHINERY WANTED
" cheap for cash; or Burns patent roasters
ana cooler suitable for job work If set up please
state location and price. Address j. w. s. box
A. this ofice. au2S 2t~
The morning call., 1893-08-28

Beecham's Pills sell well because they cure.
The morning call., 1893-08-28
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

y ERMAN SECOND GIRL DESIRES A SITUA
tion in the country. j. +. CROSETT d CO.
3 y Sutter st
The morning call., 1893-08-28

NTRONG GERMAN GIRL WANTS HOUSE
A. work IN country; neat hOusewOrk girls want
work at Sl5 per month; Swedish lanndress; also
a competent infants nurse; all have good refer
encrS: want work. Please call or address MISS
PLUNKETT. 424 SUIT r St au27 2t
The morning call., 1893-08-28
HELP wANrEp-CoNr1NUED.

AZ UANTED-MAN HAVING $1,000 TO LOAN
" on good security and wishing position will be
aid S75 per month aud interest on same. S; E.
hoy II this Office. au27 st
The morning call., 1893-08-28

IHOR BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF f
/ ness see GUS STRAND, so Kearny St
The morning call., 1893-08-28

COON SALOON: CITY FRONT. K.pc 80
| tDOUU. this day McLAU GHLIN 4 60 o. 5e,N IN
Kearny st. amos 9tos12
The morning call., 1893-08-28

HOUSE OR COTTAGE TO REMOVE APPLY
Ii 704 Montgomery. room 5. au25 It's
IA ANTED-FURNISHED HOUSE, 8 TO 10
w rooms-Thoroughly responsible family of
want modern, nicely furnished house; chill
dren; north OF Post ST. and west of Van Ness ave.
stating rent au24 1t
The morning call., 1893-08-28

u.ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS IRISH SALES
W man with established city traue. LOT
wholesale liQuor house; state salary expected
and reference Address A. b. G., bo1 s5 o. Hail
once.
The morning call., 1893-08-28

eFS Cure Guaranteed-FrenCh Fe-
49, mafe pills neverfail in suppression monthly
periods, no matter what cause; always produce
enect desired; ladies, health delicate other
conditions should use them. MRS. DAVIES.
l23o Market st. Murphy bldg. r. 5S. I'd foOr.ap2O
The morning call., 1893-08-28

"A ANTED BY MAN, SMALL ROOM IN PRI-
" vate family; So. Address W., box 13O Call
Branch Office. au27 2t*
DOOMS wANTED-ALL KINDS AT ROOM
IL renting Agency. 1927 Market au27 4t*
The morning call., 1893-08-28

ITO GROCERYMEN-TO LET. THE OLD-kS-
tablshed stand OF c. r. NOLTE, on Twenty
sixth and Mission sts.; already fitted up: fixtures
complete for grocery, hay. grain, wood and coal:
barn aud stable; lease TO good tenant. Inquire of
GEO. HOLL, 3U10 Mission ST., or UMBSEN, Real
Estate Agent. IA Montgomery ST. au26 3t*
The morning call., 1893-08-28
PERSONALS.

IA ANTED-TO KNOW THE ADDRESS OF
W George Harrington; by occupation a cook
Address Z. o. box 337. San Luis Obispo Cal. 27 1t
The morning call., 1893-08-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Painless Maternity Guaranteed:
nome; best care reasonable: all female com.
paints ana irregularities successfully treated by
physician of 20 years practice; pills 81 C. free
y oh and MRS. GODFREY. $50 Mission: hours
y to >. auO7
The morning call., 1893-08-28

N IDOW WITH A CHILD WOULD LIKE
~ place for light housewOrk. or would take care
or chitdren; small wages. Apply bet. ! and
p. NJ. l1l919 Ellis ST. au2S 3ts
The morning call., 1893-08-28

COUNTRY HOTEL OF so ROOMS, 40 MILES
" from city: doing fine business; public hall
attached; all well furnished; piano. billiard
The morning call., 1893-08-28

n0OO CANDY AND NOTION STORE
ID ZOU. furnished rooms; cheap rent. 153
Eleventh st. au27 3t*
The morning call., 1893-08-28
PROPERTY WANTED.

w VANTED-LoDGING-Ho FOR HOUSE
w and lot. PAC. EXCHANGE. % Kear1y st.
II OUSE OF 2 FLATS IN WESTERN ADDI-
IL tion; price from $4,000 to $500 cash. Ad-
dress X, box 43 this office. giving location. rents,
etc. au26 At
The morning call., 1893-08-28

O.JOS NOTION STORE AND BRANCH
u ~. bakery. Alabama st., bet. Twenry-ffth
and Twenty-sixth. au2Y 3tS
The morning call., 1893-08-28

ESTAURANT FOR SALE: LEAYTTr rTIT
IL city: no rent. Inquire Call Branch Once 54 sx x
, 1893-07-12

adie, BETTE sun Cream G6eObars"
&c., v8tpins" 74@8c, goun9 2lmerica
8@89c, rSfimme6" o., nadbgemac6z
ter Sbpet3er l1@12c, v8rtf" 9@93c,
Gim6urger 99@1Oc
gter, gan5 frti9e 1 3@-c 6as 9bb.
Sb It, 9eoorrteS: 9lepfel, finitlicb gez
trodnete 79@1Oc bas Qfb., an 6er Sonne
9%eoDrrte nDrOlibe 5063c, 8firitde 5(06c,
8rombeeren soc, 6tmbeeren 23(0243c;
GalttorniibeS: Qlprifolen 14016c, nibt
9elcDalte Bftrlicbe Sole, 9eiddIte 200
&c; Btlanmen 9@13c; Hoiinen: 9onbon
Sapers $l.65@2.0O bas &tit6en, Wtustaz
teller 81 ,35@1.35, loie 4(06c.
. It, frti6es: Qlepfel 2.5O(02.65 un6
2.75@4.O0 ie na6 ber Site, 8ananen
l.OO@1.25, Gitronen 4.5O05 90, 6loriz
oder Orangen 2.25@2.50, @r6beeren IS
@1,5O in "a 9ints, Stad6elbeeren $1.OO
@l.25 per 16 Quarts. tStmbeeren,
l6par5e, $1.50@1 so, rotbe $1.2501.75.
8rOmbeeren 81. 00(04 90; 8ftritcbe nit
loiem &ern q 81 100000; selbe Sepans
7509$1,OO; Bflaumen ga QtS.) 5000
$1.25.
SartoffeIn: Neue 8enrleB 1926
gov, Sftuf1p9s $2.25(9Z.35 Gple $3.50
@2.4O. @arIp Ohio $2.15@2,25 6aS TaB.
@etln9el, lebenbi9e: GurteD 10
@1lc; Slbncr: 6ennen 93@10c, 6Gbne
-@-c;@nten &c.,; @dnie, ~lebenbtge
nit ben 9an5en Te0ern, S .OO96.OO per
9uben6. Spring Gbtfens" 16@17c
oas 8fb.
@emife: @etBfraut aus SQiuois
25@5Oc; ct. 2outier 81. OO01, 80; rotbe
oOer 8elbe 3piebeIn 1.75@2,OO Der Sad ;
iunge WObrriiben 2O(025c bas 0b0 iunge
tpetBe &iben -001 SeQerte %
SOC 6as 9bb., iunge 3w;ebeln $3.50 ber
8ulGel, iange rotbe &llben 3504Oc,
Spargel 60@65c per 3z8ui9elzG iitcben ;
8~lumentobl 75c0$1.25 baS &iitcben !;
Stpeet 8otatoes aus SQinotS 2.OO@2 80
oas SAB,
@9tSfeD: $1.12.
8obnen: Bette 9tabies $1.8O@1.85,
mtttel9ute 81. 70@1,75, nit Ser Maldbine
g~eretntgte 81 .6501.75.
, 1893-07-12
(S6luB foGot.)
K0rperItde6 ebreden GROCER Sdrtft
teller.

Wftlton un6 gfeffel naren Blind, Scarron
uno Wtenoels1obn peripadbien! SIS lieBen
it6 bier npcb 3ablretbe 9tamen duffiibrel1,
unt ben 8etpeiS 81 %erbringen, oaB Elm ber>
~bdltniBmdBi8 GROCER She'll erleiener Setter
nit trgenb ettem fOrperltdben 0ebrecben be-
baftet mar. Q8ir biirften 0ober nicbt febl
geben, tpenn mir annebmen, baB Dteie
WtGngeL ais Elm mdcbtigeS Q(nregungSz
mtttel auf ben 0eiit ~ipirfen, 6aB tie Saz
lente CUR Gntfaltung b%ringen, Die Dielleibt
inter anoeren ltmitGnoen nien1olS berDor>
9etreten nGren. GS mag 3ufau ietn, aber
es bleibt tmmerbtn Elm lebr merfpiirbtger
3ufau, baB bte bret 9r0Bten Oicbter Gngz
LAMBS an glei6arttgeu t0rperlid6en @ez
brecben litten: Sbafeipeare, 8Dron unb
Walter Scott tparen labm. @oniecturen
iinb oIerbtngS tpo6Ifetl. N(ber nebmen
mir immerbtn an, boB it6 jenes ltebel bel
ben BRET @roBen ntcbt geltenb ger1obt bGtte,
10 wGre Sbafelpeare ein belerer Scbau>
ipieler 9eporben uno letne unpergGnglicben
0romen tpGren un9elchrieben 9eblie6en 4;
un0 8pron bGtte ais eben 10 ib0ner pie
9eiitpouer Wtann ietne a3ett in ser Qonz
boner beiten @eieQic6aft oertGnbelt, Der CT
burcb Bic 0eburt angeb0rte. g8a9 @alter
Scott betrtfft, 10 bat CT ia lelbit in etnenl
1etner 8riefe erflGrt, baB CT in ieincr SUI
9enD cine fait un6e3d6mbare 9tetgung bate,
Solbot 3u perben, uno baB ct eS Icbmtcrsz
DOQ empfanb burc6 ieine 9abmbett baran
geDtnOert 9etpeien 81 lcin.
, 1893-07-12
2IarRf6eri6f.
6 btcQQD, Y. Suit.

N31ca9O, Z. Suit.
SoGgenbe 9reiie tpuroen bel erOBeren
Partieen %er5ielt:
Butter, bette Greamarp. @aare 49,
&C, quite 173@183c, mittelmdBtge 1900
TIC. 9airp, GooleD's bette 160163, mittelz
CUTE unD quite 150153c, frticber @aGtng
Stool &c quite unb bette v9tou"-c.
8utterin, bette Creamery lie, rebt
icb0ne 153c, 9airD 123c uno 1870 fit bic
bette; in uHoas" ODER tleinen @ebtnben &c
mebr.
, 1893-07-12
H4rtl1erS.

Our AnSbeutung zines @arniiD= reip. 8aiut=6eindftes
~ lptro elm iolioer Ntann, Der en9liid uno beutIdb perz
ltebt, gelu1t; er muB $1,000 babeu, bic ihm 80 8rp3.
Iitern. Sine leltene SeIegenbelt fir ben redteu D{aun,
l2ll3t Sferteu: Re h 1913 Stoatsseituno.
, 1893-07-12
Quf Ser 86rIe

Ser 8ei3enmartt er0ffnete beute Wtorgen
feIt nnb fill; September bra9te 684o@
$3.50.
@orn ipor matt gu 4O5 % per @eps
TENDER.
6afer i'm Sulttermin 29@299 i'm Sepz
tcmberterntn 250254.
S6tpeinefletl6 mar i'm September
termtt IeblOs. S6mal3, September,
$1O.2O@10,223, 9ttppen 9.25@9.3O.
, 1893-07-12
SO0eS=Wtt3etGe.

NGen 5reunoen unb 9efannten bic traurioe qttaeioe,
bob rnIer tIeiuer Sobn Trit uod 19lperen Seiben i'm
glitter bon 6 Wtonoten nno 10 SoQeu am 10. Sult Der.
i6teoen lit. 8eerbiQunq ot MittpoCb ben u. Suit,
gta1mitta9s INT l uDr, nab @olbbeiu.
SswaIo unb Spniie JnIoe, @lteru,
377 90. SiOilior=Str.
, 1893-07-12

Nbonnirt oWf ooB Qlbenbblatt Der SQinois
stats 3ettun8. Qrets l Sent pet drummer,
6 @ents per MocbeI
, 1893-07-12
NbenOblntt Der 81. staatsz 3eitnna

Ut III ben unteH auge9ebenen 9eib6ften sI boben:
9tprSfeite.
6. Sem1ner, 1899 2tncDGn @oe.
q. e. Stephan, 1850 SinCDln NoG.
403 @rpB Ahe.
402 9tosCoe 8puIeoorb.
u. N, Semitic, 1881 Belmont Qne
g. Soloman. 17A &Iarf Ctr.
6. 81. Moore. 442 &iucolt @oe.
Son 9tolabs, 495 2iucolr 9lpe.
6. d. Sab, $40 2inCoIu Npe.
Sront Mo9ner, 597 2iucDln NoG.
Soiepb Wtunt, TAT &incolm aoe.
6. 9teubaus, $40 &iucpln 4oe.
Wm. 3oDIor, 1917 8incoln aoe.
g8. getttna, 1925 @Iart ctr.
9a"ber. 457 Glarf Ctr.
6rau &iHhemour, 421 GIarf 5tR,
s.. %. 8Gr, 3I3 GIarf ctr.
@. q. WtoneD, 267 @Iarf str
g. Serlna1u, 161 @Iart Ctr.
S. Ct. 9tegen, 513 @lart Str.
8. @e9uer. 590h @lart Str.
9ano Bros.
y. Spppmatn, 867 GIarf Str.
8. Smitb, 981 @lart ctr.
5rau s. WaIfer, 453 @eas ctr.
SO. Gutberfur6, 500 QGeQs Str.
Snrnbul, 545 Weqs Str.
W&. 6. S6miot, $50 QGeQs ctr.
6. 30. Smeet, 7O7 WGeas Str,
Sobn Starr, 26O Q8eas Str.
q. @urrie, 3O6 me1s Ctr.
6. 8ieIe, 344 gSeQs ctr.
$. 9tuer. 1863 Weas ctr.
Yrutn, 1l9 @eQs ctr.
Sobu Bert. 141 Weus Str.
Sobn 9HdleD, 211 g9eas Str.
Jrau 6. Sobuion, 276 W8eas Str
6. 98acinA, 100 WeqS ctr.
8. 9aaar, 1888 MeQS Ctr.
6. Serian, 80 8eQs Ctr.
9, Weber, 1876 9orrabee Str.
6pffntauu, AGA 9orrabee Str.
8. Berger, SIT &arrabee Str.
Srau 81. Wtorgan, 225 9ioiipn eta
She columbus, $40 9ipiiion Str.
6. W. @Dite, 407H 9ioi1ton Str.
g. 6. Nelion, 334 9iDiIion Str.
6. @noerlou, 317 9iotlipn Oh.
8. 0tiiaer. 81 @iaolp Str.
8. u. @bm0nn, 66 Miaoip Str.
$. SGurteQ, 81 State ctr.
S. 4. 2iebL 255 @lepeIamb @oe.
S. SGurt, 39l Geb9lpid Str.
81. 8. MeBIer. 587 Seogtpid Str.
st. @n9el, 1893 Scb9tpid Str.
GveuIer, 2S2 Seo9pit ctr.
SDAn Steiu, 294 sebgfuid Str.
9ittteS, 262 Sebgplct Str.
9. 6. PutnapL 249 @lDbouru InG.
8npter, 403 SIDbpurn Mpe.
s. WeIB, 1913 @IDbourn Aoe.
q. %. Sblid. "a @Ipbourn Noe.
Nobert 9reger. l49 Sniuois Str.
8. Sdraber, 3l6 Nfortet Str.
&Ilpeblub & MtapmuIeu, 3OI Wtartet 9tE
Sartenberg, 22 @enter Ctr.
8. @rbett, l39 @euter Str.
S5ron Wt. Gubm, AZ @u9euie StI.
9lug. SranSetI, 81 @u9enie Str.
@boS. SDbeL ll6 Gu9enie Str.
, 1893-07-12
SWoieitE.

Nubitorium 9oteI.
WiCtpria SoteI.
8entn9toH SoteL
&elauo 9pteI.
WtCGopS SpteI.
&eriugton SoteL.
80 SpHQreb ctr.
81 MbamS Ctr,
III Ban buren, ctr.
ITO Sorriipu Str.
Ill 9arriiDu ctr.
Saorf 9OteL, So, ctr. unb Wabaib aOe.
8etieite.
GenO, 1869 80. Mprtb @pe.
Bladder, Ss7 u. Mtoplemoob Ine.
9tIIiuU, S72 ". California Abe.
Spebne. 1913 u. California aoe.
lleiterhouIe, 1875 u. California Nne
Sr1bID. 1914 Wttl>poItee abe.
Salpb$, 1868 Mtillpoutee Ioe.
Gottep, 1929 Wlilluaufee Aoe.
GeorO, 400 Wtilmaufee Aoe.
GniS, 52l Mtlllpautee 9tDe.
&urB, S2l Wtilpaufee Noe.
&tuberN 1893 Wtilmoutee Qlpe.
Semper, 1919 WtiIluaufee AOe,
Stlder, 1850 Wtilluaufee Aoe.
9lubree, 1884 Wtilluoutee Noe.
Caring. 1895 Wtilipaufee Noe.
uerieu. 1903 Mtillpaufee 2loe,
&roG. 655 20. 9tprtb Aps.
Sauien 759 10. gtortb Noe.
Sbaper, 765 30. 9tortb Nne.
&aI6, 1870 Wtillpoufee Npe.
Stetuobet. l48 Wtiliuonfee gIoe
SerrtbS, 165 Wttlluoufee Aoe.
Soffmonr, 233 Wtilluaufee Npe.
Seuicu, PAP Milipoutee Mpe.
Sre9orIen, 286 Wtiiluautee Ane.
Sulbeu. 800 WtiIpautee Ape.
@lQe8p,e, 2S8 q. Gou9amou ctr.
Seperiu9bouS & @eiIiuB, 4S NtiIuoufee aSs
9teiOs Depot, 864 Irmtta9e Abe.
Stems Depot, 466 armita9e ape.
Rpbinipu. 344 Wtillpaufe 4oe.
Stems Store, 259 ~. Gbicagu MrA
Gede, 412 u. NlbIauO Noe.
, 1893-07-12
Observation-Disclosures


q bertaufen: Sin Stat, 8 Simmer bu6i6e ueue
~ Wtohllten. i'm gan5en Doer e~tu5eln, iebr biQiQ iueuen
Nbreiie. 2424 WabaiB Stoe, 2. sSlat.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1893-06-13
COLLEGE CAMP ATVORLD'SFAIR

\ T.. ID. ATWATER, NJ W.. Univ. Medical
/ school, "a, Manager.
Located on South Park Ave, north
ofs55th ST, only a half mile to the
I Western entrance of Midway Plaisance
lone of the regular entrances to the Ex-
position Grounds; faces Washington
Park, justly famous on account of its
beautiful flower gardens. 1t is one of
1.-THE most delightful locations in Chica-
sgo. Prices and terms,
We furnish different sizes of tents as
follows, per week. 81, --1-$S =
Good tent for two persons, S. 90
s. g four persons, 6 90
9 II +. 50 six persons, 90
. These prices include woven wire
springs in each case for the number of
persons named, butno furniture. 9th
T r furnishings may be brought from
home, or will be supplied at nominal
figures. We also furnish a tent COM
plete for two persons for Sc 90 a week.
Lodgings for individuals, everything
furnished, 81 so per week: No advance
payments required. Send in your or
der, stating about what time you will
visit the Fair, and lodging will be re-
served for you. Camp opens next week.
For further particulars address,
j.. D. ATWATER, Manager College
Camp, So. Park Ave, near 55th ST.,
Chicago. =
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1893-06-13
Why Is It7

Its almost siekening To- see 50
many trashy FIVE and ten cent nov
els lying around Id students rooms.
Few things are more demoralizing,
debasing and brutifying than read
ing loW-class novels, The senti-
n1ent contained in them appeals to
the basest instincts Of man. It
benumbs the intellect and creates
il the mind appetites that can be
satisfied only By reading about, or
actually engaging in those things
which are degrading to character
and ruinous to manhood. Yet de-
spite all that IS Cd lltinuously being
said and written about the evil Ell
fects Of novel reading and the adj
monitory object lessons almost
daily seen, persons who bear the
name Of students, persist in spend
ing a large part Of their time atcol4
legein pouring over such trash,
1t is not only at this school where
novel reading is INDUCED in to an.
injurious extent, but at nearly all
other colleges. We have no au-
thority for saying that it is any
worse here than anywhere else, Of
even as bad as in some places.
But why do SO many students in
dulge in il hereP "a fine library is
here provided for the benefit
Of the students. In it are books
Of the best charact amusing,
moralizing, instructive. Yetstrange
to say, a large percentage Of the
students prefer to buy a LOT of pois-
onous trash and read that, rather
than read good free literature.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1893-06-13
The SCIENTIFIC Building.

@4t ii 8
The scientific building is rapidly
nearing completion. Unexpected
that it will be ready for occupancy
before the beginning Of next term
The building has been planned
to meet the requirements Of adj.
,vanced scientific work and about
forty thousand dollars will be ex-
pended in its erection.
The plans were originally pre-
pared BY Joseph E. Sperry, Of
Baltimore, they were then submit
ted to President Turner and Pro
fessors Whitehill, Davenport, John
son and Brown, and at the sugges-
ton of these gentlemen they were
changed and improved to meet the
wants Of the University. The
various details in the planning Of
the building were thus looked after
by specialists in the different de.
partments, and the results are EN-.
bodied in a structure which is
admirable adapted for the purposes
intended. j.
\ The building IS three stories high
with basement and is built Of
brick. In the basement are the
Physical Laboratory, Testing Room
Assaying Laboratory and smaller
rooms for heating and other
purposes. Onthe first floor are the
Presidents oon, Physical Lecture.
Room, Engineering Room and
Drawing room, The second floor is
designed for the Department of
Chemistry. and contains the Lee
ture Room, Qualitative Laboratory,
QuantitativeL aboratory and Labor
atory CollectionR DOM, On the third
floor are situated two large rooms
and one smaller one which are de-
signed for the use of the Depart
.ment Of Geology. In addition to
the main rooms the building con-
tains the necessary dark rooms.
store and balance rooms, Has,
rooms and other smaller rooms for
tpecial purposes.
The various lecture rooms and
laboratories are connections and
will be provided with the convenr
fences necessary for thorough work,
They viii be fitted up with. the.
most approved appliances and via
be well stocked with apparatus,
materials, models and specimens,
The building WILDE heated with hetI
ar and will be ventilated BY thsf
down-drrft sytern. BY this system
the hot air will enter the various
rooms at point some distance
above the floor and will leave the
rooms at a point near the ffoor.
The building will be supplied with
natural gas and pure mountain
water and will be lighted by cleo.
tricity. The classes in Chemistry.
Physics, Engineering, Drawing and
Geology will occupy their new
quarters at the beginning Of the
next term, and an increased enroll
ment may be expected. .
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