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The morning call., 1893-04-13

have charge of the Pavilion, the pro-
grammes and booths, will be appointed at
the next meeting to be held on the 27th
inst. Rev. ID. o. Crowley, 7. r. Bannerman,
ID. J. Costello, T. j. Parsons aud James Il.
Kelly having been named as u committee
TO select the committee of arrangements.
1t is the Intention to present during the
continuance of the festival series of pro-
grammes different from anything heretofore
seen here. The arrangement Of the booths
will also be decidedly novel
The morning call., 1893-04-13
Berkeley.

Rev. E. B. Pullan, formerly pastor of the
First Congregational Church of Berkeley.
will lecture tomorrow evening at the NJ. Z.
Church. on Portuguese in Africa" The
lecture will be illustrated.
The Y. NJ. c. A. and Y. W. c. A. will
hold joint high tea and social at Stiles
Hall tomorrow afternoon.
Friday evening the ladies OF the faculty
will receive the students at Stiles Hall.
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determination to resign from the Board OF
City Trustees and says THAT he will present
his resignation next Saturday evening. The
cause of his resignation is the election Of
Leydeeker and Hammond as City Trustees.
He states that Mr.. Leydecker may be
good man. but he does not wish to sit on
the Council Board with a saloon keeper.
Edward Bruisine committed suicide yes
terday in a house on Railrond avenue.
between Park and Oak streets. by taking
dose Of Rough on Rats. He had been an
invalid for five years and took his life
because of dependency resulting from Ill
health. He was 80 years Of age. native Of
Franco and unmarried.
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Market Street Grade.

James NJ. Taylor, property-owner inter-
ested in the matter Of the grade of Market
street. between Valencia and Seventeenth,
has filed protest against the change of
grade, on the ground chiefly that it should
first be judicially determined whether the
street has any established grade, and IL SO
what Its grade is. before proceeding further
10 the matter and incurring expense.
The morning call., 1893-04-13

canons OF the Episcopal Church. which pro-
vide that the assistant bishop, chosen to as
slst bishop of the diocese, shall in all cases
succeed The presiding bishop when he dies.
Inns Is exactly the case at present. Bishop
Nichols having been the assistant of Bishop
Kip for some years
Bishop Nichols will enter upon his duties
at once, there being no necessity OF any cere-
monies of induction on his taking office,
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Bishop Kip's Successor.

The Right Rev. Bishop William F. Nichols
will succeed the late Bishop Kip In the gov
ernment of affairs spiritual in the diocese OF
California. This is settled By one of the
The morning call., 1893-04-13

Frank G. Carpenter. journalist and trav-
eler, viii lecture in Metropolitan Hall to-
morrow friday evening. giving his por-
trait talk About People Have Met" lie
appears under the auspices of our local
Press Club. Carpenter is said to be full of
anecdotical knowledge, and is gifted with
most interesting manner in conveying 1t.
The morning call., 1893-04-13
THE CINDER PATH.
Berkeley and Her Great
Field Day.
POWELL RUNS A FINE MILE.
The University Athletes Do Not Show
Up in as Good Form as
Usual.

The annual spring field day of the Uni
versty of California took place yesterday
at the cinder path of the university. There
was large attendance present, but it was
not very demonstrative one. There was
but little enthusiasm manifested by any Of
the classes, although when Powell. the mile
runner. made such fine time the people In
Che grand stand all united in giving the
Berkeley cry Of:
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'Siberla" is The present attraction at the
Groye-street Theater, with Dan Sully's
Daddy Nolan" to follow
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Midweek Notes of Business at the
Different Theaters.

AT the Tivoli the management is running
double bill, George K. Fortescue In
"Katharine's Courtship''-which raises a
good deal of laughter as well as the cur
tain-and Gilbert and SulIlvan's "The
Gondoliers." To follow, next week,
"Falka" is underlined.
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The testimonial TO Miss Daisy May Cressy
(pupil of Miss Marie Withrow). assisted by
Mr.. Nathan Landsberger, will take place
this Thursday evening at Metropolitan
Temple. The young lady will sing selec-
tions from BiZet, Meyerbeer and kucken.
Mrs. Sedgeley- Reynolds. Miss Ruth White.
Miss Edna Groves and Mr.. c. A. Howland
are also down on the programme. Addi-
tlOnal attraction is found in the male quartet.
The morning call., 1893-04-13

Nine. Signora Ferrari will give a grand
concert in Pioneer Hall this Thursday
evening. The lady will sing for the first
time in this city the aria from the successful
comic opera, "Falstaff," by Verdi.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-03

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III v1il aase o II LIE administrators
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rt- -sple WA nsv, lse4I val aC.-
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The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-03

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EA1 EiS iiaAa Ia e8aalsf ~ Ns=iiIrz-
iaY asaIHlssnMlnS 4lle LsusiaI,Is TOR
IxssiAg dtIs gamblers avs IiIt S&lng
tuE aieir ceslae13. The -tAuE. nj lie
Saste IualSss alagEs=t ile isa ii liz
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The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-03

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sa1rnr:ng -7lr.sy III I'D nnlEg.tg.
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4l q e IL A.l-yIu3. -aI y,le -srnu.
mla Il Us lUnle lglt IN le lz1p'a
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SIEREFs ALE
il
REAL ESTATE

u @H-ESGE8E aB SEN sE.fSEE
gesrve-a Albert Il Hapz.
surviving e. EGSa A.EA. or sze
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u. 3eftn.
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If HsFN Jersey I'M .~AsItltFesl as ~soilpyss
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uIIe nInuFs-t mi nffF-tGf. atsH.ai ana. H8FE
n rs and iriag ne anne plantation. TasSll
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EeisTIaT-r sh. sTt ana r~reasFCiea II raleFn
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aasSs E@sraE. MT 1e3nE ss=sf1ln EIIrsA Al
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n lie spsEsSx2pza LAWYER RNsIG SNssS. .altI h.
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The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-03

The -ia4e elIls<sIalun sssYss Tit
Jesllie AYE l,E 1gtIf .Ie=sV % sssesnine
Dge4lIes IA spiIssilE 0r lie common
qDua- "a make iIn,yTl IIear Iiai0lIs IA
aIrlr REPRESENTATIVES. Tnd u p-sii3aH
enT n~FsiiF=s ID GRIEVANCES =z lines
EGs 1Ifs 4-sLssatllTfs g1tssi "a 1FsiiSs 9ils
EgiA. Weave aies1sa.i sss 4sss1n-
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HursSlua 3ns ys=.s.
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gov VHH las lunlualea E-r'N.
Alnars 70 IL .fIsy.us il zls >5rr-sne
.acr- luz JIG :-Ial= Ias sat ~
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The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-03

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ssu EYE see1 a4eeEraAsenZS aEz~ ~Sr-cTrass
IN HtcsirEE 2nner.
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The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-03

lie -ICs racl E-mIua4s zamuu Il
srsase liz a4paG2Gv u lie Sata lrsgn
E1ti .lau siaa alelr rssdenG4 -leFa.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-03

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QUANTITY tumllae: as Aag,.sr aIlE
yass Lis, IL Hg1 teen aglia- Ed le
rs.=r usl al auas Il ar.aE d
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The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-03

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The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-03

Gampit II .Fa-nrsaleol
mi William Newell sa Nurragsa
DestEs premises.
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n THuI Il ns tia6Er House n he Gfv n -aaesn'
2t4y Jersey
IN Ar-TDAE SEBRE43E Sta- 1sas
between ile t0urs u 2 md o atsaS u he a.
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II ne e8laNInE gesesTnH1 1i4lEsaisn Enu raeE
sT BeTeu3 Ana. AfII2IH n lie 111FlSiap u
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beginning * / suHelu ne frEau II he inr Al
anu ale azInue. Damn. hesns Ii1casi " 5ia1e=
HesYe4l on . 1lr1ef. 1ezsyH@a Ike 12Ifn IesEs+1
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William Sesgeal. And -inS nom 1tfesIc7S v
r s!l21us : iu1S o E5EDne GfIF4fee J. 50 "
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JalK. xii III ne REne sDEEss u lie IFer 1eaar
s.rt<s hence ID tie liver " ne eyFFzl z5ElTt--f
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ne 1uk ESeE Aoyg DttesI- GilesIes M me szzHe
ssurS<s J9yuldinz III saaa DICK ana. lUw M
hears III anu 1bTIneEIT Ear5n EJ1. Ieetssstr
I'M ne IssEs II samuel 3allu. IeesaS@sE- -
1tzaaus o iuES4 nezSgu-ug MIN he Iauk . tie
l-&aul1ng saT1rF CONTAINING within lie 3zliK
agvO Hlnarest All ioIrT-.tfe md NE EEzrre<
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ifzfsste Asla ZEk fpi4ssife ala Iua. 8luuusssi
q 11nfz1II 7yseaIF scres.
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III William 3esgeal Ri leae5lualIS. Is ne sfut
d a4san rIIiese-. -apEarzalnznE md u 10
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4n ErzInenr Fly
3sS sEe.S1 sRrsE ihxt Ne
49, Els Sea II ms Mac
~ Jea p-uaUa
--- ws.r-suaia Esxp-
$500 ssrss sHr 0vsnedssn
- WITH tie gE0SE 1Ezpuy
rzssslisa vil=zs al aEheE lReziieal zeaEs lEnyFa
~IuEEaaliuE- EFH-- DRUGGIST Ea 1spFn 4re1tf
anuidn sg-g tesn. Pres. DC 4 lax nv nail "
Il YTaf Z 1uaInssrU 4s5spTh..
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The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-03
The Bright and
Genial Spring
Shuttle off The
weighty oyerc1i
Hang NJ the
winter suit

Set Your faces and Your wishes ~ Spring oNe--
coats and Spring Suits,
The hands and the wit OF our thousands II WORK,
erS-cu;eccS, helpers sewers - have been gathering
Spring goods into our house for many DAYS, Al
ready now-we'rc glad 10 SAY,
Spring promises hg for business We've prepared
bS, The cloth buying amid the ham OF msl$, the
quiet purchases from cloth makers who hunv uS @p the
raAking-up Of one. two, IKE hundred suits ~ \ stroke
interesting and pcrrnnially new rs the STORY oi how
the woH, of the sleeps hack grows thHouyh2 hundred
p7nce$seS into It's peCtect usc is ~ Your :AH2SAs.1,
ui;aj-$kp il all
Don't skip this youN hay from The u.aauac12
Ter direct oy from a store thar havS q sell asai2
Which WI you dof NaOg dollars lne n, stake,
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The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-03

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HEHEEES SALE
if
REAL ESTATE

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The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-03

Gadnpsis4 AufrEzEest lTesnls-
All NGnFs Vest & U. 4
u. 3e1tS.
by Tirrue Il tie loaVs sxa.IBsi writ % ne d.
Tsse-i Msi teliYeTyst- Z VII sal Il nI0iie THI-
tae. II trnIT a --fe ssaaTr House n -he City Il
-tiean. View ,gssr-s.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-07-20
WE HELP OR HURT OTHERs.

Speaking on this subject the Al
bany News and Advertiser very
pithily remarks:
I'VE cannot benefit ourselves
without benfitting others also. II
we are cheerful, happy and well, we
brighten and invigorate them if we
gain knowledge, we communicate it
if we grow strong and courageous
we afford protection and infuse
courage if we are noble and true,
others breathing our spiritual at
mosphere become also nobler and
truer. Whether we intend it or not,
we are always helping or hurting
others by our unconscious influence.
Thus We can never stand aIooi: we
can never say, Though l do not
help, neither will I hinder" for we
are always doing one or the other.
There is self-indulgence, it is trae,
that is often yielded to others ex-
pense; but then it is also at our
own. 1t may afflict them, but it
likewise degrades us.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-07-20
MONEY AND CONSCIENCES.

No man can own a million dollars
and clear conscience at the same
time. Perry Home Journal.
There are more people without
"clear consciences" than there are
millionaires. How many million-
aires are living in your neighbor-
hood? Not one, we dare say. Now
count and place the names of per
sons on paper who are guilty of vio-
lating the laws of God and man, in
your vicinity, and whose consciences,
thereby, must necessarily, be stains
ed and ''seared as with an hot iron"
and you will see that, other people,
besides millionaires, can be owning
''consciences' that are not white as
snow. Covetuousness in the poor
is about as prevalent as avarice in
the rich.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-07-20

Minister Blount writes back that
all over the Hawaiian Islands the
ladies ride horseback astride, man
fashion. And dashing and charm
ing appearance do the fine ladies
and stately DANES Of Honolulu make
as they come atslashing gaits astride
Of spirited horses riding through the
streets of the gay capital city of the
isles. They are bold and rapid
riders, too, and astride Of their
sprightly steeds they are the very
embodiment OF the grace and poetry
of motion. They wear biturcated
or divided flowing skirts, and once
seen in full motion one wonders and
is amazed at how that awkward and
inconvenient seat, the sidesaddle,
ever came to be invented or adopted.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-07-20
SALE OF REALTY, UNDER DEED
OF TRUST.

In pursuance CT the powers conferred
by a certain Deed OF Trust, given by &.
L. johnson, to r. J. Black, Trustee for
the American Building, Lean, and Ton.
tine Savings Association. Memphis, Tenn.
on the Both OF May, 1890, recorded June
2nd, 1890, in Deed Book ''N'', page 1876,
in the Clerks Office OF Cobb Superior
Court, the undersigned will sell, tor cash,
to the highest bidder. before the court
house door, in Cobb county, Ga. within
the legal hours of sale, on the list Tuesday
in August, next the following described
real estate, to-wit:
One acre, in the northeast corner of
lot of land No. $50, in the 18th district
and End section, of Cobb county, Ca, and
bounded as follows On the east by Race
Path road, and ON the north, west and
south by new streets, not named the
same being the place wherein said G.. L.
johnson resided at the time of the execue
ton of the said Trust eed, and being 210
feet square:
The said sale will be made in order to
realize the amount due under said Trust
Deed to the American Building, Loan,
and Tontine Savings Association. to.wit /:
One hundred and two dollars and eighty
two cents, besides attorneys fees and
costs the said johnson having failed to
comply with the TENS of said Trust
Deed. and having failed to pay the interest
and dues on said debt, for more than six
months prior to this advertisement. The
proceeds of said sale to be appropriated to
the payment of the costs and expenses of
this sale, including reasonable compensa>
/ ton to said Trustee, and Attorneys fees,
| k6o IF hn ind cd
cured By said Trust Deed. The residue,
if any, to go to said G. L Johnson.
Witness my hand and seal, this July
10th. 1898. r. j. BLACK, L. S.
Trustee for the Am. B. L. 81 T. Ass n.
By his Attorneys At Law, Blalock &
Roam.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-07-20
OUR NEW CAPITAL.

WEST END has just concluded r.e-
gotiations by which she will annex
Atlanta, rapidly growing suburb.
This makes West End the largest
city in the State. The West End
Constitution, the West End Evening
Journal, and the West End Evening
Herald will do themselves proud in
celebrating the marriage that makes
the two municipal hearts beat as
one. Bere's adieu to Atlanta, and
hail to the booming city of West
End, the capital of Georgia.