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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-12
THEIR Asst DRESS PARADE.
CLOSING EXERCISES At THE MILITARY AcApEM'
THE GRADUATION HOP

CLOSING EXERCISES At THE MILITARY ACADEMY
THE GRADUATION nor.
Yves, Point June II CspecaD Dress parade this
evening finished th- last military exercise that the
class ~ % Will ever have at West Point The last
parade took place at go The usual commands
wer. given and executed The band then marched
mas, In review playing Hone. Sweet Home. "
annie Laurie" america" and other airs. when
the band resumed its station. cadet Adjuiant
Morton + Smith gave the command and tho
whole class marched to the front and centre.
where the commandant in a few wcll-choscn words
welcomed them into the Army and they watched
the remainder OF the battalion pass By In review.
Af,e- the battalion had passed. the gracuaics re-
turned to their quarters The class. when 1t
reached the barracks area broke ranks. and cheers
yells and class songs mingled together The early
morning was spent In packing trunks and paying
farewell! visits
\ baseball game took place the plain at 10
o'clock between the classes OF 20 AMI %. The con-
test was interesting one. but the class OF 30
won as usual The score stood Il TO !.
When the cadets at dinner General Miles
suddenly entered Mess Hall The lads who were
making noise enough 10 bc heard Mt tho Riding
Hall called TO attention. and as II by magic
all still The General walked through with
Major Spurgn. the rommlssary OF cadets
At o'clock the extended order drill Of a battalion
OF four companies acting on the offensive took place
on the plain The noise OF small arms the bat
talon advanced to the attack. rang out sharpy.
At timcs the fire continuous for five minutes.
The battalion was divided into firing line. sup
ports and reserves A. first the firing Was done by
paoon-. then by squads then by section and. final
~. at Will. An exhibition OF how cavalry attack
would be met also given. The Board Of visit
ors witnessed the dril. General. Gregg. Breck.
webb Rugglcs Eliot. Averln. Nichols stanley.
Comstock Miles. Morgan and Merrill witnessed the
driii, and praised the cadets. Besides the large
number Of officers Of high rank here. there are
also captains majors and leuienants by the hun
drei.
The graduation hop took place tonight In the
new Academy building. The rooms were CROWDED
with beautiful American girls The cadets were In
fun dr,.ss. Officers. too. In full uniforms. stood
around the rooms At II o'clock refreshments were
served In Grant Hall ,,,
Tomorrow morning at 1890 O'Clock Colonel MIL
ken viii address the graduate class and immehi
atcy aforward the diplomas VIII be distrlput,,ii
The class supper win be given at the Murray hlli
Hotel tomorrow night and the classes OF y, ana
81 will attend the Broadway Theatre The furlough
class VIII leave here on the $50 O'Clock boat ior
N.W-York tomorrow afternoon.
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xIyrrY-Flvh WELCOMED As ALUMNI
Jolly EVENING At sHERRYs-srEE'iiEs'
SONGS AND CIGARS.


SONGS ASD CIGARS.
IRE Association Of the Alumni OF COLUMBIA 'o'-
,g had AS guests at Shorrys last night IN" mem
,ors - fh. senior class. who VIII be gran"A'ei
,-,,n IN. school Of Arts % the college TINS even
inc The entertainment had the features OF Ger
man kneip" ,.-,,-
rb. fiat mart Of the evening was made en)oyape
hv , smoking concert" during which cigars were
reh,.t beer was served In mugs ana wel-kho"'
college .orgs were sung. Then W. g. lathrop' IT,
.,.t-csdent 81 the ASSOCIATION. raped ioF o'aer'
.nok. briefly Of successes OF the last college year.
ard introduced Professor J. III. Van AinrinSe. fro-
,.sso- Van Amringe congratulated and praised Inc
class Of IS mentioned the recent splendii St's Oh
President Low and William and Augustus Sche'ih''
horn and drew round after round OF applause IN
N. .uoke Of various sons Of Columbia VINO nave
taken active part In securing better municpai
administration. -
vs. r Lawson. president Of IN" Athletic h'oN'
stroke Of the progress In athletics and the unih'"V'
81 college Interests. and was followed by "eofR'
II TAYLOR II 81 who gave an 'ntercs sting tax on.
r,'unhla's prospects FOR winning the NlahBul II
hosr rae, on the Poughkcepsic course on June.
Surn@r vas served In ih. large banquet hall MT
Ia,hr1p pre.i!cI an1 when the cigars wstr 1t,i1."
he formally welcomed the senior class voyh'n
AN aa rre~,d.nt r sponiei FOR %. i'r Wliitm n,
o,lt hen gave n very interesting airirnt OF nti
performance after which John Is. Pine talked ABOUT
rowing
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HANDING DOWN THE VASSAR SPADE.
CLASS DAY EXERCISES AT PoUGHKEEPslE HELD
ENTIRELY IN THE OPEN A

ENTIRELY IN THE OPEN AIR
Poughkecpsie " y June II tSpeciaD.-Ine class
dav exercises OF the class of 80, which were he.h
this afternoon. differed from those OF previous
wears in being held entirely out-of-doors. Al the
ives; aide OF the main building a large platform
was erected and seats were provided Tor ~"
guests Al 4 o'c.ock the seniors took their seats
uoon the platform and the exercises began with an
address OF welcome by the president OF 3D. Miss
h,lictte Greer Miss Annie L. Crawford next gave
the history OF the class from the days "heh '"eS
ent.rel meek and tmoroIs freshmen to the pres
ont aay OF triumph \ song by Miss juliet Sepr'ns
WAS followed by the class prophecy, given ny MISS
Jeanette Graham The rest Of the exercises were
hola a, tho class tree which was chosen by - III
nor sonhomore year. The procession TO the tree
Vas rnarshal.el by Miss Edith Williams. AT the
,r.a tho ceremony OF the presentation OF the spa'e
took nae. The historic spade with which Matthew
yassar broke ground for the hrst college ou''"s
IN Iure ISL was decorated with the co!ors ana
tho eower of the class After a charge OF the Jun
tors nv Miss Ida II. Poppenheim. the space WIS
,-oss,,od 70 eys representative. Miss susanna
rha,nhsrla,n who responded with bright speech
which was partly In verse. The class recoru9 i''
-, ,o,r years were then buried by the president
.f,cr which the class song. written by MISS sue
" Hoagland. was sung , -, tho o. "a
In the evening 4 concert was gwen ny W - -
CHM followed by a promenade concert ahd reSeI .
49, Tnc committee on class day consisted OF
Nlsees Emma W Murray, Frances smith c1hAnSc
%airn Grace Goodwin Eidah Hitler, May 'hi''
ani Elizabeth Smith, ,. nara b.ii and an
,i,tmnae luncheon was given IN strong i"t Al
flock Representatives OF the classes o. o. :"
"a -; - IS. 20. % and % were present,
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CLASS DAY EXERCISES AT WILSON.

Chambersburg Penn June II tSpcciaD.-Thc
third day OF commencement week at Wilson col
lego occupied with class reunions ana the
class day exercises The most notable reunion
was that OF the class OF 80. which reported ten
out Of the fifteen members present The ciass nay
exercises held this afternoon under the trees
the campus. heavy shower interrupted the
programme and adjournment was had to the coll
lege chapel where the presentation and valedictory
addresses were delivered. Tonight reception was
given by all the college 10 George v Lawrence,
OF Washington County the father OF the House. y
AT Harrisburg. who Is guest OF the ,oWn, 10.
night An address OF welcome was delivered ny
President s. A. Martin. to which Mr. Lawrence re-
SIOndgl
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FINE POINTS or REAL ESTATE LAW.

Aurora ILL.,. June IA suit which has awakened
great interest In this city decided yesterday
in the Circuit Court at Geneva. Some time ago the
property OF John Furman. Sugar Grove farmer.
was sold for taxes. the tax title being bought by
Henry Gas OF Emhurst. The bid OF Mr. elias was
for an nnnItcslma part OF the OVERWHELMINGLY
a m,l,Ionth of one-quarter inch line from the east
ord NJ one piece and the millionth Of one-slxty-
fourth-lnch line from another piece. Gas then put
a cloud the title by giving trust deed Tor INC
Judge Wills yesterday decided the case In his
favor. He has sued Glas Tor damages.
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40 HAPPIER SPEAKS AT ROANOKE

ssIor Y, June 1.-THE address before the
Alumni Association OF Roanoke College was de-
uvered this morning by the Rev. c. A. Marks class
Of "a of china Grove. y. g. At p m the anh"i.
address before the literary societies was delFe'eu
by cx-congressrnan Michael - Ilarter, OF Mills 81
Ga,d Onto H.. mad. "A forcible plea for reform IN
college instruction economic questions, espec'a"s
as they concern taxation and finance
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DIED.


BAKER-suddeny Monday. June TO- IL Broonya
q years 81 a'3 native 's 81 England with Wei:
Fargo g. Co.. Sacramento Cal. and with 'ne o'ose
FUNERAL from Christ church Brooklyn, wednesday,
5sns NJ at at ce esGsK p Of the Evergreen.
cABoT-Joseph c. Cabot Sunday June o. $780, In 'ns
runers services at his late residence Stamford Coma
wednesday June net ~ at al' tn. convenience. q
Inc family
st. Louis papers please copy
Cameron daughter q The late Thomas Shslm Tnsr
day the 18th at II o'clock.
cARMAN-on TUESDAY. June II. 1898. william se''"sa
sa,%e. and IN ' fends Of the Family respectfully in
ved to attend ne funeral ron ns on fhursdsy
June 10. at o'clock p m
pssy on as sS and -
Funeral from her late residence S2' West iS'n-'"
KEMPToN-At Brooklyn. June TO- 1895 Clara Nichons
worman widow Of John KsmDG %.,noa. Church con-
ner ouincy-st. Thursday 18th inst, at p m.
s his @ p Horace smss al. 81 .s ::
d dlysa in the 5en s2d j. year nnTV Of biz age
5qS: 49, at No. s' East ''A''' r'''""'s at $50
Train leaves foot Lberys at iio; returning reach
a. his i, resdf ssss William nm nae
Funeral services will be held at the clInon Avenue Con-
ri fTSs', omia n ivasr" '''N' ~ "
MEEKs-on Dr. Edwin Mesks Of 3 sss,m a..
s5Hsts Of At this hs city Madison
Church corner Of and Madison-ave, on Wednes-
day morning June H. at II o'clock
MORRIs-At his residence Paterson. ~ j.. sunday June
o. John J. Morris . - ~. 49,. -
Funeral services will be held at St. Pauls Church corner
Van Houten and East lsth-st, Paterson ~ j. on
Trains on New-York. Lake Erie and Western Rallro.A
foot 23d-st. at 1925 a. M foot OF Chamoerss's
1890 a. m.
MrDGr.EY-on Monday June 10. 1895. Rachel A. Smith.
services at her late residence $50 South 4th-s Brooklyn
on Thursday. June ID. at o'clock
Int.rmen private.
OGDEN-On Tuesday June H. Charles W. Ogden
Funeral private
PEARsON-On June TO- her residence. No 800 Quincy
st BROOKLYN Margaret Rebecca (Eta) the beloved wife
OF Edward Pearson. and daughter OF the late Ihomss
A.. Harton. ~
Funeral services ST. Lukes Church Clinton-avss
Brooklyn on Thursday. June 10. at 800 p m
THoMAs-At skaneatees. y. Y. June o. Sarah No
widow OF Lewis :. Thomas
Services at skaneatelcs Tuesday. at 4:3o.
Interment at Greenwood
yANDEwATER-On Tuesday. June II. Kettle. youngest
daughter of Joseph f. and Hannah T.. 'andewateH
Funeral services at residence Of parents 53 Quincys
Brooklyn. Thursday evening, June 49, at o'clock
Ine-nent convenience OF family.
Clair. eldest of Harriet NJ and the late W. Howard
Wait.
Friends are invited 10 the funeral services At the
residence of his friend. Mr. Henry Bowers 81 Mont
gomery Place between sth and 9th ayes. Brooklyn. on
Wednesday. the 18th instant. at 3 p. m
WARREN-suddenly June IL. 1895. Fairman warens
Of James F. Warren
Funeral private
wEBsTER-sunday. June o. William Webster. In biz
year.
Funeral at II a. m. on Wednesday. from residence Of
Trains Grand Central Station for Merose at lo:s
Interment private.
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MARRIED..

Observation-Disclosures TUESDAY June H. 100 r., :.
J. Carpenter Smith Margaret willard. daughter OF ML'
and Mrs George w. Newton, to Walter A. pods~o''n'
OF Brooklyn, n. Y.
Norfolk Va) papers please copy.
IOBsITZ-BLEYER-O Tuesday. June II, 1905. by Rev.
Raphael BENJAMIN, ". A.. Lille Bleyer to Maur'ce
LDbsitz.
PRUYN-ERvING-At Grace Church Chantry on tues
day June H. 1895 by the Rev. w. W.; BaftersnaI
Rector OF st. Peters Church. Albany C9rneia van
Rensselaer, daughter OF John ErvinR. to John V. L.
Pruyn son Of the late John V. l. Pruyn. OF Albany.
YAKDBARToN-on Tuesday June H. b 1895; az 80 H1 ~
Rev G. DIV Bridgman d. D.. Marie Gertrude Barton
10 Dr. William w. Yard, Of New-York
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BISHOP DOANE And THE "NEU UoMhN'


HE HAS HEARD PROMPTLY FROM HER.
From The Rochester Union and Advertiser.
Eishop Doane as we predicted would be The case.
has heard promptly from the new woman %n VINO
school in Albany And now, like a certain Con-
Gresham who eaped into sudden fame. he Is won
derng where ne ~ at
A CYCLONE OF INDIGNATION AROUSED.
From The Troy Times
cyclone Of Indignation Is the term that best a ae
dress has created. The ladies' VIII hnd nm very
stubborn p adherng to IDEAS nai eomeh hs ' can
ceptions OF Christian duty. But ladies', II rs ia a.,
better to keep 9Hss N6Rns IN to be Gained ned by
vehemence or abuse
GER.
From The Baltimore News
The Bishop undoubtedly has the courage OF ms
convictions and was bold man TO mus put hl-
self on record such an occasion anu ~ suI en-,
the evil and the danger SO far as athletics b,-
cycling and other outdoor sports are coneermea'
And as for the suffrage. nothing Is more certain
than tina; the Gr wo%a no have they
nj might mt ''' want " ~
IN LINE WITH BISHOP cOXE
From The Cleveland Leader.
1t required courage for Bishop Doane to take The
stand ne did In Albany. which was the very hotoed
OF woman suffrage agitation during the !sen. ohsti,
tutional Convention in cwYork. biit me fSinscopai
bishops Of New-York State sem to be all In line on
the woman question: II is only few years since ne
Venerable Bishop Coke. Of Buffalo. denounced me
ridinr OF BICYCLES by women and succeeded In get
ting his name in all the newspapeT rs OF ! ahe N w
an took TO the wheel however. In spite OF what he
had said about their reminding him OF the old
woman who rode a broomstck up to the moon
"OvERDONE EXCLAMATION"
From The New-York Recorder.
Nothing more extravagantly unjust has been said
about women in a long time than Bishop Doane's
denunciation OF their proposed admission to the
polis as II It were great National CALAMITY tnat
tened destruction the moral foundations OF
society II Is probable that overdone defamation
Of this kind defeats Itself and requires no answer
ABLE TO DEFEND THEIR POSITION.
From The Boston Globe.
Bishop Doane has probably learned by THIS time
that the advanced" women arc amply able 10 give
= reason for the faith that 10 In them.
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ter, Lily Gavit Kolock. Clarissa Hale Spencer
Law HcCIintock. Sewberry, $. C.; Florence PEBBLES
Lutherville. Nd: Sara Flske Pitcher. Brooklyn;
Edith Rebecca Riley. Annapolis Anna Russell
Newmarket Md Harriet Anna Thompson cb Sn-
cage; Jessie Elizabeth Thorlpson, Virginia. Cha mar
Morris Wilson. Ironton Ohio After the commence !.
men exercises the Latin School graduates gave q
planting the ivy Miss Jessie Elizabeth Thompson
OF Virginia. delivered the address.
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DEGREES AT FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL

Lancaster Penn June 1.-The annual meeting
OF IN. hoard OF Trustees OF Franklin ana Marsha''
College was held this afternoon All the o'd o'0'S
uer. rc-eIecteI The annual report Of Or Stahr'
,r..,,.o, -, ,he College shows the Institution 10 be
- a eouriahing condition. Degrees were conferred
on the following persons Doctor OF Divinity the
Rev John W. Love. Of Kansas city; the Rev r.
H. schwcdes Terrc Haute, Ind the Rev i, ,,.5o H.
ian"'.,.r AMI Nasagoski Oskikawa, Scnday. IA
nan noctor OF Laws John W. Symngton. ilar-
rlgburg
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POstOmce NOticos
ale Tor tho week ending June Is will close

Foreign mails FOR the week ending June 10 will Close
ySTFy 81 Az cases 'n M S or Europe per
fannie via Queenstown deter. be directed per
E E,snn per a; 70 Hn
s aGT 10 % for o@p S:s sfi
S Tor f PORT eI aSod pc. per
for fortune Island 10 and HAIL per-
:Ss4 %s BE- Sr.t ss fss va All
a. M Supplementary ii 80 M for venezuela and
dStisrs for other parts Of Colombia directed
per venezuea'l: at p m supplementary $50 p M
fSr psr per na .Sd
H Hs,' p ' a. Porto Rico Sirss:: per
rsXfrRbAY.xs ia; m; for Brazil: via P.rn.mSuce:
siters Tor NSr,6 sra. La Plata Scuntr.. :.
s pa Pcss rS and Gs nd per
Ia Si.s,.s 6 sT
Europe, per 5 5. Lueanis. via Queenstown at m
fer s %ss R'5
elementary 1880 M fr Fortune Island Jamaica ana
s nmsn 's 'r be aSs
@ J;.s
Sr 'Y Sehera 'St srsS per-
ssi Plata "S Countries sf s' direct per- g.
for NewtOundand; per steamer from Halifax
s as' s 1ss F:S. a. Son g.
for Australia Except West Australia and Fly Islands.
after May "a and up to June ~ at $50 m Mails Tor
China and Japan. per 9 q Tacoma from Taeoms. close
and Japan Especially addressed only, per . Emprsss
III $50 Malls for Australia Except those for
West Australia which are forwarded via Europe New.
Zealand, Hawaii Fill and Samoan Islands. per g.
Msriposa from Francisco close here daily up 70
s. campanla with iri,ish mails Tor Australia. Mails
cisco). close here daily up 10 June a. at $50 Malls
for Newfoundland by rail- to Halifax, and thence by
Mauelon BY rail to Boston and thence BY steamer eioss
this ONCE daily a.. m. for forwarding By steamer
sailing Mondays and Thursdays, from Port Tampa. Fa,
dispatch BY steamer close At this Office daily at 80 -
sRegisered mail closes At p. previous day.
CHARLES w. DAYTON. Postmaster
Postofhcs. Nsw-York. N T.. June T. 11ok
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South Rend Ind June 1.-THE opening exercises
y, fh. golden Jubilee OF the University OF Notre
Dame were held this morning The programme
viii continue through three days. closing with the
annual commencement Thursday morning. To-day =
exercises opened with pontihcai high mas ~
,t.rL.c,vtnc celebrated by Archbishop Eiler, OF
9inrinnati Mass was followed by sermon de-
lyered by Archbishop Ireland OF ~. fAul'
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BARREIL-M ECKRON-On Tuesday. June II at Fair
oaks Morristown. n. u. by the Rev j. Hall Mciivsne
Edward Fairbain Barel OF Bermuda, to SARA stone
McEckron niece OF the late George r. Stone.
BROWN-LATHROP-A Baltimore Tuesday. June II
isD5 by the Rev. ID. E. Winchester Donald. and me
Rev C. O. Curric Leonora Charlessa. daughter OF the
late Hervey W. Lathrop. OF Baltimore. to Edwara
Willard Brown. Of NewYork.
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Citizens Savings Bank

50 and IS Bowery. corner Canal-st. . -
June IL. 1905
At stated meeting Of the Board o. Trustees OF the
Citizens Savings Bank OF the City Of NewYork held at
the hank on Tuesday 18th day OF June, 1895. the
following minute unanimously adopted:
MINUTE.
II is with deep regret that the members OF this Boare
Of the decease Of Colonel Locke W. Win.
chester which occurred the 18th day OF May 1904
after brief illness
Colonel wnchestex became member OF this Board IN
1888 and OF its Finance Committee at the time
Of his deat He the discharge OF the I'M
portant duties OF this institution large ex-
per!ence In executive and commercial affairs a sound
discriminating judgment and due appreciation OF me
responsibility resting upon him BY the ability and hde.
ity with which he discharged HIS duties Trustee he
commanded confidence and respect and by his kindly
genial and cordial he won our friendship ara
anectlonate regard.
The members OF this Board tender their sincere SYM
pathy and coincidence widow Of the deceased ard
that engrossei copy OF this minute be
her and this minute be published.
EDWARD A. QUINTARD, President
HENRY HASLER Secretary.
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THE TURKISH MINISTER CHS on TIE MA TOR

The Turkish Minister at Wasnins,on' MhVFoyrnl
Rev. called on Mayor Strong yesterday. The Mayor
and his caller did not tell what the nature of the
call was but II was believed 20 be In relation 10
the fund that was raised in Turkey some time ago
for the relief Of the Western FIRE sufferers and when
was distributed among the charities ID TINS '''y "'
cause the Westerners did not need IT.
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How about the Prudence OF allowing Cough
to run on rasping the Pulmonary and Bronchial
organs when that approved and speedy remedy
Or u. Jaynes Expectorant can be obtained from
any Apothecary.
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Mss DODGE No BETTER.

Washington June ll.-Miss Mary A. Dodge '"a''
Hamilton"l is no better today
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MARRIED.

Fine Furniture.
paintiest things OF the season lowest prices
F1ints. IS West 23d-s
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be ~
dorscd with full name anc address
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Special Notices.


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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-22
Iasd.r. f.bra.r, IN.

BliXtconiessioR was made to ordrI
by his aorney.
llsrdig defeats Sullivan In the row,
ing mGta Tor 1900.
A SAINT lie train turned over an en-
5aakmeb in the suburbs Of Kansas
City sipt we're injured.
The Rolstag pssscd the resolution
iavorinE q international monetary con-
ference 70 The restoration OF bimetal-
lisn.
A grsstndergrsund river has been
discoyere,by tho Donaldson Smith ex-
ploring patyin Africa.
Portlan, ore, Feb. l6.-X. n. Stoves,
the lsuyetWho. with "Bunco" Kelly,
was conyi,ed Of the murder Of George
W. sayre. vas to-day sentenced to
fifteen yenl' imprisonment.
Oakland Gall, Feb, l0.-Portions Of
the Berrymn hills north Of Berkley are
sliding toUrd the valley. About live
aersI have liltsd thsir position. The
The hills seem to b solid