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Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-28
ASHEvIllE, N. c..
FOR YOUNG WOMEN.
econd Session, Septenab

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FOUR SEPARATE COURSES OF STUDY ARE OFFERED &c THE STUDENT
from the bstN Nl
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a~AWRENCE:,
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Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-28

stipation, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and
all arrangements of the liver, stomach, and
bowels are prevented, relieved, and perma-
nently cured.
They're the smallest, the easiest to take.
and the cheqpest-for they're g1toTdpteed
to give satisfaction or your money Is re-
turned.
Youpay only for the good you get
Nothing else urged by the dealer, though
shey may be better for hm&to sell. can be
Just % good for you boS5uy.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-28
GLENN SPRINGS WATER

rs a SURE RELIEF TSs SUFFERERS.
what'IIo T d oht says
Aboutf foury ago Ico the O the q
anonwh hadb fol time
civc to b
forano rdnaryd diseases OF the an
hesyst q
D.JOH
mJohnP ARTHUR, ESQ attorney Law
the situcpt oI dmakc
made water a VI al
ebeushca Ithane ote sbeenP tin
The NP.
What tC.T RaUds swrics h c C.
rand edWit
In re
&C.
Ashevp C. 27.
PELHARa'S PHARMACY,
Sole Agents, AsheviIc, N.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-28

The temporary relief which thecountry
needs at this hour is Tie prompt repeal
OF the Sherman law. We can discuss our
monetary theories alterward. Our duty
now IS to stop further silver purchases
and relieve an almost bankrupt treasury
from the drain OF gold out of its vaults.
1t is not wise or feasible to couple with
such repeal any new or affirmative finan-
cial legislation, but it is desirable aud ali
| important that the repeating bill should
itself declare in general terms what the
future financial policy of this government
is desired or intended to he. Such a
course prevents misinterprctation of ou1
| action abroad. and rcassurcs our owr
forts are proposed to be directed.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-28

THE OUTSIDE
that Is the best place
to keep the huge, old
fashioned pill. Just
0s soon as you get it
inside, it begins to
trouble you. What's
the use of suffering
with it, when yo1
can get more help
from Doctor Piercefs
Pleasant Pellets ?
These tiny, sugar
coated granules do
You per m al ent {
good. They act
mildly and natl1r-
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-28

Besides, we are suffering from the evils
OF over productions. Wc have raised
more than wc uproGtably sell, and the
markets Of the world have been closed TO
us owing to our Restrictive tariff laws.
The balance Of trade has unfortunately
been against us. We have sold our rail
road and other sccu tics abroad instead
of at home, aud the interest, IS well as
porlio-is OF tie principal, have bee" com
lug due aud must be paid in gold, b<-
cause it " .,s 50 "nominot>d il the bond, -
aud hence our gold las naturally hern
leaving US for foreign shores. y NC com
tract enormous debts abroad they must
be paid abroad.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-28

TIE HAYWOOD
White Sulphur Springs Hotel,
WAYNESVILLE, N. G.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT,
Is Now Open for the Reception OF Guests.

1t has been thoroughly renovated and many improve
ments made among which Porcelain bath tubs
each floor OF the Hotel with hot and cold water also at
the bath house the Springs. fine Chalybeate sprpg
recently discovered the premises, e water OF which
fine Amlseme>,ts consist of Orchestra
Dancing, Lawn Tennis, Bowling Alley etc 1t is the
intention Of the management it pleasant and
Ihomelike resort For further information address,
Ks. Is. CEEATE7EKsz-Ea, Proprietor.
Also Proprietor Of Highland Park Hotel Aiken, S. C.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-28
+. M. ANDREWS
16 and YS w. Trade st.

The leading Furniture, Piano and Organ
dealer in the Carolinas. Write him for
prices, or see W. G. PEBBLES. special agent, ut
2S South Main Street. Ashevil1e, N. c. Spec
ial attentio given to furnishing hotels and
fire residences. e M ANDREWS
j5d3m Charlotte, NJ. c.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-28
FROM SENATOR HILLS SPEECH.

Why should we be surprised at the
present lack of confidence every where
manifested? Our financial centres have
been flooded with watcrcd stocks of
every description in which innocent Peo-
pie have been induced to invest their
means by the glittcriug promises OF enor-
nous dividends with are not iorthcom-
ing. 1t has been the fad OF the times to
organize corporations and issue bonds
and stocks to an amount ten times the
value of the property, and by such quess-
tionablc enterprises parpcrS have sud
denly become muitonaires. ne country
has been surlcitcd with such schemes,
whereby honest and confdtng investors
have been virtually dctrauded, and con
deuce has thereby b>cn impaired.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-28
- MISS |. M. BROWNE, =.

Formerly with Stern Bros. 23rd street
and Fifth avenue, New York City, will be In
town till the first of October. during which
time she will give lessons in the S. 7. Taylor
system Of cutting Ladies' Garments. Also
cut patterns for ladies desiring perfect fitting
garments. Can be seen from 10 O'Clock to
!. p. m at the Oaks Hotel. aucSd2m
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-28

There is no price Of gold where gold
has free coinage. nor OF silver where sill
yer has free coinage. There is no price,
but ratio only for either metal where
both have lrce bimctuiic coinage.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
MISS McCABE'S

DANCING. ACADEMY, classes now forming al
81 East 18th ST., between 9th ave. and RrpadwaN.
,1asses every afternoon aud evening, private les.
IONS. any hour, 81 waltz guaranteed IN sly pri.
Nnte lessons SIS lessons, 81 quarter, ~ lessons,
%; lady and gentleman assistants. ~
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY Ann SATlN.
DAY EVENINGS. SEND FOR t1Rtl LARS
Beginners AT any time, Day and evening.
Special and individual attention given To thos.
Learning the waltz. also the new and fashionable
dances, including stage. fancy and character
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Dancing Academies.
rark f5r. q line Sunday, ,Oc.
AFTERNOON CLASSES. WALTZ GuARAN.
tves, 4 Thurs. 9. 70, s. 10. teed in o private
lady ASsfSTANlS, lessons. with music -
HOSEA HIGGINS

,aa yU tnR MN TMM 3 al, uF ~ ~
THUS and TRTDA !. :. 80 10 10 30; private ie..
kinners glasses, four lessons. q; qusrter "a les
sons, ,sS' receptions Mcds. set,. trst Lessons
pNvetc. Open every day & a. NJ: 10 l! Y. NJ.
FROM THE new YORK WORLD.
/ Hosea Higgins vs. probably as well known asnry
man In New York and the fame of The Institution
over which he presides has spread all over the
country. The invariablc and pronounced success
that has followed his methods In teaching the art
OF da ncinH has made It tho largest establishment
vi the kind in the world. To the better class OF
keople -FOUR own u an ideal Institution: It's
facilities are nncaualled, the floor space IL enor
nous the music provided Is above crticsm, while
his sta NJ of lady and gentleman teachers stand at
the head of their profession.
Mr. HOSEA HIGGINS, in his class lessons, gives
Ind yidnal Instruction in room separate from the
general classroom. Diffident pupils find this
method a great advantage. HE'Gt ARASTEtS
THE Waltz IN SIS PRIVATE LESSONS,
MAKING 40 FAILURES.
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Unfurnished Rooms to let.
unforni.hed Room. w,nt.d.

TNFURNIsH Eb ROOM wkNTEDby lady, at
~ 10 81 per month. Address single, lG' West
- ~.
WANTED. Two nice rooms, unfurnishet for ?
ladies, heiwean Sth and 18th SITS. ID and 4th
ayes ayes; Address, with pyioe Rooms, box 24l
WANTED, by single lady. ono large or two
small unfinished rooms. r., I25 West 61st st.
WANTED One large room, runfnrnIsbed. for a
lady near I4th IT. or nd ST. between I'D and
LIST nres 80 or ~. X. N. r., IN East lS4th 81.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.


TO Let, Flats; 10 secure choice 81 apartments In
tho Riverside apply now; n few weeks later hun.
dreds VI people VIII call for apartments and can
no, b. accommodated; ali AIT, lighted rocns rre
tub for each apartment: large private park. &C.
rcnis, 81 To 81 per week send lot illustrated CIR.
culsr. Agent. Riverside, ~ Joralcmon ST. Rk'yn.
1850 NY RIFLE AVE, !, rooms 50: store SIS
S.l JefrcrsonHvc cor Ralph, \ r. ms & bath els.
1bl Jefferson ave-, rooms and bath, Si?.
MaTS He i s,'r cor rs n"'S Ii nctMs,s
81. list ST.. mr. 9th ave-. Al private house -.
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A.--New York Academy Of Dancing,

g. C0NSTANTINF, 20 WEST 2TTF Sr.
Now open for pupils: every pupil receives pri,at
lessons; --latest gusdrillea and values classes
daily and nightly: waltz guaranteed In three les
sons: all forming class Of four viii receive COM.
plin1eDtaTN INSTRUCTION ticker
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CORRECT WALTZ GUARANTEED; = strictly
private lessons 81: amy hour. with music; OK.
pert professor: lady assistants positively no fail
ures: private class ~ quarterly. fashionable
dances. IenoN Conservatory, 1853 Broadway,
below l2d ST. circulars.
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THOROUGH SCHOOL OF DANCING. con.
Quoted by MIR. aud Mrs Howe: we ciarante e 10
teach young or old Ia waltz gracefully IN one
course OF private lessons: day or evening" send for
forms and instruction bot on dancing tree
Columbus Rooms, l3 East I'D St, near Madison
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Furp,shed-.Wess Side.


.TH AVE. sea-, near t2d ~, Hsrdsor,sly fur.
nished tour room, Hat,'counplete for housckcer
Ing. ~ weekly, isnhor
lolH 81, WEST, Apartment cf q rooms
nicely furnished for excepting, outside bell
ETH ST 22s WtsI, sN light roo,r, hn,N
completely to.tefully furnished mrroN emcnts {.
third, sih, second. $50
22p ~ Hts WrSr.-tre ten NJ : elegantly
completely furnished hrtS, steam. heated FIRE
end hath. reference. stark hen,
18TH So. 261 WEST Furnished complete tnr
usskocpins, rooms and bath: terms very
reasonable. Worrcli.
18TH ST, 5ls Wr.T ANnnser carpets, brass
hesiStsads, &c: four light corner ruon,s and
bathroom. parlnr heaters: all Improvements: one
hght. lnohire iantior.
apl II ST. M Est. Nicely furnished fats.
tour md Ave room. and hath; steam heated
Ianior.
30TH ST, 21i MfS1 Completely furnished
room single Nat, bath, &c. Reasonable. Doe
tor he'll.
snTB ST, 2to WEST Fiat 4 rooms aud bath
fully furnished seccnd floor. Jnniior.
10TH 81. "a, MIST Nicely furnished Ca
Nre rooms and bath; folding beds, silver. &c.
lanitor.
In3r ST. 40 WEST Completely furnished
flats. four and Ave rooms and bath, steam
heated, southern exposure, near station. second
floor: so monthly. bartlett,
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

east Side.
second tooS. front, fu%lshS I'd MOOD good home
3isT S1.. i;sS EAsr-,farsr, neatly i,irn-hsd
Improvements.
ain ST.. isl FAST Niccy furnished dou,Ie
rooms; all Improvements; Gas, bath. &c. ~
I2n 81. i8l EAST small hall rooms; neatly
furnished also front and hack raror; furnished
or uninrnlshed; suitable for club or business; un"
atTH ST. IW FAST, near Lexington ave.
nartl"s desiring elegant a.conmodn,op. for he
nov house heated throughout.
atIH ST, 2tT FAST between ID and "A ., IS
Light FURNISHED rooms TO let reasonable terms.
sH1u ST. 2is Fast N!cey turni,hcd. ROOM.
heated private family ~. so week lady pro.
'erred use OF rsrlcr Eeonsh.
iisr ST, ats EAST Nlccli furnished above
room Tor gentleman or light hcn.ahseriux nho
ilsT ST a2a FAST Futr,.hei MONS tor
ladi.. or gentlemen; allow light housekeeping
from ~ Is up, .----.-....... -
tor llsh, housekeeping; rooms TOT one or Two
gentlemen.
,2n 81, EAST IS rgo,r.c, place, Back rsr
Tor, two gentlemen; single beds; ether, Tor Nsht
aap 81, ias EAST. L,rr. hall room. i1r.
n,shcd, near Grand Central Depot. Levers
heli
AsIH 81, ,ss EAST ,cu,er,cr, TO wand Ten.
trail hnll and double rooms; rarlor and connect.
ing room, ~.
,aIH r., ias tAsl f,eran,iy .iurni.h,d back
parlor hot and cold water: aI.o front hall roor,
aern ST, 2ie EAST, Handsomely iprnehed
hall rooms. scntee, house: bath. gas: ~. 10 mp
| dsT ST. 1Sl FAST Choice, comfortably fur
n,,h"d t""ms; bath; running water h"n"l'ke;
ATTN ST. los EAST. pcsr Lexington ave
Newly furnished rooms; - 10 81; all comforts.
private house.
.sTH 81" iss EAST. Large. nicely furnished
hall room. With closet, for serten,en private
family all con,enieoce..
iaTH IT l'ss EAsIi Hnpd,9weiy furnished
rooms, large and small. Ring Fisher beIl.
SsTH ST. IAI, near IL tinrton ave, Nicely fur.
nlshed rooms for sen,lep,eu, In private house,
ssTH ST. 228 EAST isrg. sunny room. With
Al conyenisnce'; home comforts; private house;
$40 ror month.
I3D ST. ies EAST Nireit FURNISHED 10 rsr
rooms. I'd hoor.'eNery con, enicnce also small
| hall room,
aaTH ST., isl EAST Back psr,or suitable Tor
| physician: also large square room, newly fur.
nishsd; gentlemen.
corr ST., Ice FAST Nicely furnished rooms,
moderate; also front and back parlor; near l.;
18Th ST. 50I EAST 4 nice iisht furnished
room to let gents only.
s.rn sT. Ill EAsT, Two front rooms fo'
10TH ST, t2a EAST Large, Handsomely fur.
nlshcd rooms, 81 and upward, for 2 gentlemen
or housekeeping.
il51H ST, ~ EAST Nics,v furnished rooms
Win use Of par,or. piano and bath Mrs. T.. n
| lls1H ST, 1?n FAST ruo pleasant front
rooms. newly furnished. private house; r,odcr.
| ate rent.
1:IsT ST. 4t2 EAST. near Pleasant ave
| n"Nly furnished trout room. irst flight. private
owner.
| list ST 4,d EAST. ono hight Two Furnished
| rooms, every convenience, housekeeping
Owner
l23TH ST, 2i3 EAST. Hall, &i, rs: front room
with bedroom connecting. 81; all cony eniences
TO RENT-Two furnished rooms, single o,
double, for one or Two gent emen every accom-
mediation: convenient to elevated railroad and
horse cars Apply III East SSth 81. ,one flight up
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Furnish ed-East Side.

2lSr 81. ~. EAST u;ramercy rark) Large
and small rooms; suitable for business or fan,
'lt"s. table and attendance hrst class; terms mod
crate: rrfercncc.
3UrH 81, ls1 EAST. 9TH hat. handsome par
lor, three bedrooms, together "r separately
steam heat.
LARGE roRTIuN newly furnished corner FAT.
steam heated couple or lady alone. Address
East, In42 Rrpadvav
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STEINIGER'S ACADEMY

RENWICk HALE, sIith 81 and "a I'VE,
branch Orpheus Hail, 2fh' Fast 18th 81. adults
and children's classes forming private lessons
given circulars.
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SHORTHAND aud typewritng One week 5
trial free day and evening classes; personal in
terms reasonable. Brooklyn College, 40 Broad.
way, between Bedford aud briggs ayes, +.
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3TrH ST.. 25S wRsT-Thr fine rooms fnr-
nished for doctor or dentist; meals served ~
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

Onr 7,p'r nc. PER line. Stcopd 7,m<, nc rcr
hnc: Third md Subsequent Times ISr, pr iinr.
No cnyo rhnrye on !Sundaps
40 EXTRA CHANGE For IT Advertisements
for The World may he left ri any American
District Messenger Office in the city, where the
office.
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! iST n Sc. 2O2 NEST Nicely furnished isrrs
and hall rooms: moderate prices; central; tsbi6
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of ,asth Street.
I2STH ST, ~ WEST Aston apartment house,
q Eight rooms and bath; passenger elevator;
rents S45 TO as. Apply on promises or sCIiO-
FIELD & co.. ISL Columbus ave,
l36rH "a, - WEST. $40 and ST. per month.
LIST and I'd Hats, rooms and bath: halls heated;
perfect Order: month Tree.
I4IsT ST. .r2O WEST Third floor. 4 rooms: i'm,
provements; private house,, small family:
cheap. -
FINEST FLATS IN 23D WARD
Free until Nov. L; splcndld location: ronN eninnt
to trolley and l.: q roons and bath; latest i'm,
provements; moderate rents. 1Ol TO 7O7 East
l:}5th ST.
COSY FbATS Of 3 and g rooms md bath: newly
renovated: adjoining station $40 West l45th
st. Janitor on premises, or COLLIN II. WOOD
WARD, AUt West l4hth ST.
wHITEHFAD'S SINGLE FLATS. l3oth st.
md 7th ave, I'd corner fiat. seven rooms, all
large and light: steam heated: hall services; first
class throughout. .
$s.-SINGIE FIOOk, 4 rooms: improvements.
232O Arthur ave lS4th St. east Of I'd ave.
Is. IN, $40 .FOt n RoOMS; overlookin Ing enchant
ing scenery: millionaire neighborhoOd; no chill
dren reference. ts,B Nest lb2d st.
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i3p ST, ia WEST. Excellent boardt eof9; :,
Portable, large rooms, running water: moderate,
+ sfe,p orrh ncod
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itTH ST. 1877 WEST sunny second story
trout and back rooms: excellent table; location
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SsTH 81 22o W Fsr Comfortable rooms; CHI.
dren taken; day board, 81 so week; transieuts,
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s6T1I ST, IS. WEST. Lady having newly fpf-
| nshed 10; can sCron, nnodatn lady or married
| COUPLE: translents. table hoard ID bell.
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slaf 81, 2OT WEsT, pesr broadway Furnished
sunny front room, light housekeeping or board;
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AfH ST. I'D, ais WEST ~Farior Noor. other
rooms. superior table terms moderate; table
l hna I'd referen,es \ =
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! 9TH ST, 933 WEST-IArse sunny room
heated running water; small rooms; good Ia
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18Th ST. 32i WET Handsome front parios,
elsn haN rooms, with board; heated; moderats:
,{xs IT.
The morning call., 1893-12-08
MUST WAIT HER TURN.
What the School Directors Sey
About Miss FairchiId.

The School Directors OF the city and county
Of San Francisco have filed their answer TO the
suit brought against them by Harriet NJ
Fairchild.
In addition TO general denial of the alIega-
tions contained in the complaint the defendants
assert that Miss Fairchid lost her position at
the Potrero School owing to the rule regarding
leave OF absence granted to teachers. This
rules enables the Board OF Education, on grant,
iDg leave OF absence to any teacher for more
than three months. TO appoint another teacher
in her place. the first vacancy being at the dis.
posal of the absentee on her again reporting
for duty.
This. IL is claimed is what occurred. It's
ale ged that Miss Fairchild received leave OF
absence on September IL, 1892, and was
granted further leave of absence extending
up to June 80. 1893, at which time she re-
turned aud reported for duty. But 10 the
meantime the Board of Education had filled
the vacancy by appointing r. ID. Faulkner to
take charge OF the POtrero School, and IL is
alleged In the answer that the said X. ID.
Faulkner has given general satisfaction.
Under the aforementioned rule therefore il
was necessary for Miss Fairchlid TO await the
first vacancy. and the Dir ctors claim that the
only vacant position since Miss Fairchild's re-
turn has been the position of head of the day
school substitute class, TO which post Miss
Fairchlld was appointed until some other
vacancy occurred which would restore her TO
her old position. On these grounds the Board
OF Education asks that Miss Falrchild's appli-
cation for writ of MA mandamus be denied.
The morning call., 1893-12-08
SHE FORGAVE HIM.
Miss McCord Marries the Bride.
groom Who Tarried.

Albert Newell and Gussie McCord were made
man and wife by Rev. Edgar Lion yesterday at
the residence of the groom's mother, S28 Va
lencia street II there Is any truth In the old
adage that "the course OF true love never rms
smooth" Mr.. and Mrs. Newell must be very
much in love with one another, and should
"live happily forever after" this day and date.
On Sunday last THE CALL told how Albert
Newell, poor but honest drug clerk, had en-
gagged himself TO marry Miss Gusse McCord,
the daughter and heiress OF the late Judge
James Ii. McCord Of Napa County. The we'd
ding was TO have taken place on Thank sgiving
day, and at the home OF the bride near ST.
Helena. The feast was spread. the guests were
assembled. the minister was present and the
bride awaited the coming Of the groom.
Thanksgiving day passed, but young Newell
failed TO, appear. and then q search for him
was made which the farther II progressed the
more II satisfied his friends that the young man
been made a victim of foul play. He was
mourned by mis- sweetheart, mother, brothers
and friends as one dead. Detectives were en-
ployed TO find him II he lived, or discover IL
possible the manner and means OF his death. 3D..
Last Saturday night young Newell crept back
home ashamed to loOk any one who knew him
In the face. He had been in Santa Rosa and
The morning call., 1893-12-08
BERKELEY.

Manager Denman, whose time has been given
up for the past few months to welding the
fortunes OF football interests, issued a rather
dampening and unexpected report yesterd ay
While the exact figures are not in. he saws
there VIII be deficit OF some six or seven hun
dred dollars, the seasons expenses thus much
outrunning the receipts. He states that abo ut
four hundred dollars were expended in putting
the campus In order. and as this was necessary
to prepare 1t for the military operations of the
battalion he asked the regents to reimburse the
management for the expense. The regents re-
FUSED 10 pay any part OF IL. even making the
management pay the expense of clearing off
the weeds. Owing 10 this deiicit Mr.. Denman
asks for he aid OF the various college organi-
cations. As TO the trip OF the varsity eleven
during vacation, the northern and southern
cltles refuse to guarantee the teams full ex-
pense, and therefore the team can undertake
the trip only on coudition the college will guar
antee 10 make good any loss. For this purpose
a list was opened, MIR. Denman leading of with
$50. The expenses of northern trip Will be
about $780, a southern trip $500. Stanford
has the advantage OF free transportation for
its team.
Boating.
The directors OF the Boating Association Will
meet at The university boathOuse on Sessions
basin Sunday to consider the spring campaig ign.
With the S4UO received from last Thursday's
MINISTRIES the club now has $500 on hand aud
is entirely out OF debt and has $50 drposit on
60-foot eight t-oared racipg-gig being built for
IL by Rogers OF Alameda. With the money on
hand hair-doZen st. Lawrence skiffs wiIl be at
once ordered from the East for the use of the
members. The only difficulty now is 10 secure
money 10 hire a coach and pay the other ex-
peDses of training crew next spring. But the
dues OF members. amounting TO 50 so year.
Will come in during March and largely settle
that difficulty. There remains the question as
TO whether Stanford will come TO time COM
mencement week aud put 10 crew.