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NOTICES.

NOTICE CONCERNING THE REMOVAL
son or persons, firm OF corporation, desiring
ashes or rubbish to be rem we'd, shall deposit
the same in a vessel or vessels, which shall
could be placed in an ordinary flour barrel
and place such vessel OF vessels at the curb
on the street. before the premises respectively,
shall be set at the curb before O'Clock in
the morning Provided however. that ashes
must be placed in a vessel separate from rub
IN THE SAME VESSEL, WILL NOT BE
REMOVED. BY order of the Board OF
Directors OF the Street and Sewer De-
Attest: HARVEY j. Wiley,
Secrefarv.
Evening journal., 1896-08-28

I ADIEsl Chichester's English Pennyroyai
IL pills Diamond Rrand) are the best. safe,
reliable. Take no other. Send 4c, stamps, for
particulars "Relief for Ladies'" In letter by
return mail. At druggists. Chichester Chemi-
cal Co.. Philadelphia, Pa.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

q Q = Average weekly net income with $3.50
pectus, proofs free DAILY. 1928 Broadway N. Y
Evening journal., 1896-08-28
Remember

G. F. Ribbans. 105 East Second st. when
In need Of paper, either druggists, manila
or hardware. Also paper bsgs and twine.
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PoYs' CLOTHING.

IkOAo OhOAAANOs
We are selling all our Boys Suits
at half price.
Why
Becaure the sizes are broken and
it's between seasons
Plenty OF them are heavy enough
until Christmas.
You know our Boys Clothes, they're
pettsr than the aversge-as good as
Boys Double Breasted Suits. sizes
6to 10. 81 25, 81 90. 81 90 and 81 30.
Just wor h double.
boys Refer suits nicely trimmed,
Sizes to 8, $l.50 and S2.0O-worth
double
Boys Fauntlsroy Suits, TO z, 81 20,
81 6O and 81 0O-worth double.
Boys Sailor Suits, to 5. SAW
worth twice as much.
MEMS FALL OVERCOATS, s.;
sold for $40. Sl2 and Sl5, Better
hurry, though.
Store closed evenings except Sat-
urdays.
Strictly one price and If dissatisfied
with your purchase we Will return
your money.
NEW YORK
CLOTHING HOUSE.
8l6 MARKET STREET.
MAX. EPHRAIM. Proprietor.
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WANTED.

TTORSE WANTED-A GOOD-SIZED,
III stylish family horse will be given the
best of care by family with private stable for
use. Would exchange new high grade bicy-
Gle and add cash If satisfactory. Address,
HORSE. this Office.
Evening journal., 1896-08-28
A Wilmington Firm oomPliuentsd.

The following is OF local interest; F
Blunenthal & Co.'s Morocco Factory at
Wilmington Is one Of the largest and
possesses ss excellent appliances for
manufacturing az any in the world They
import their own goat skins, so that they
obtain the best selections for the different
kinds Of kid they make. Richard Patzow
sky. their superintendent, has spent all his
business life In the trade and mis- fame as
a manufacturer is world wide Shoe
and Leather Reporter August 9th, 1896
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SUDELL CALLED DOWE.

One of HIS Colleagues Says That the siu-
gle Tax Party Cannot Be Delivered
Iuto the Hands OFF. Edward Addicks.
Thomas F. O'Donnell, formerly an &C
tive Democratic worker IN the Tenth
ward, but for some months prominently
connected with the Single Tax props
gapa, said to an EvEEIEG JoUREALre
porter at Eighth aud Market streets this
morning:
Il wish to contradict that statement
made BY Harold Sudell relative 80 the
Single Tax vote being delivered into th'
hands Of j. Edward Addicks. No ont
man or set OF men is In authority Il
spaEk until September 8. when the mat
ter OF our political course will be settled
in State Convention st Dover. There is
no contingency which can arile which
will result In deliversncs OF our party
into the hands OF Addieks."
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NOTICE is HERsBY GIVEN THAT ALL
IN state license and AK due and not paid on
or before the 3lst day of August. 1895. there
will be 25 per cent. added thereto. in accord
ance with section 9, chapter 6S, Revised Code,
JEFFERSON 2. FOARD.
Clerk of the teace, New Castle County.
Wilmington, Del, July 81. 1895.
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First Distriet-P n Plunkstt R John
Wood, B George @ Morton d. second
John NJ LOTUS d James w. Shsf r d ,
Philip Meyer R Third-Arthur hcDsr
mott d James f. Farley D., Robert y.
Gamble 4.
Between the parties there Is almost an
equal division OF Che officers. II will be
several days before the list OF poll clerks
Is announced
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WATT AND HIS RAZOR
He Tried to Cot Richard Williams With
1t, but Got the Worst of tho
Fight,

He Tried to Cut Richard Williams With
1t, but Got the Worst of tho
Fight.
Richard Williams and Robert Watt,
colored men, afforded considerable amuse-
ment to the habitues of Judge Joachim
sens court yesterday morning.
Watt had Williams arrested for battery,
but the Judge after hearing the evidence
dismissed the case.
1t appeared that last Friday Watt called
al Williams house on Howard street. He
was in a teasing humor and annoyed
Williams little girl so much that Mrs.
Williams demonstrated with him and said
if he did not stop she would tell her hus-
band.
"You tell your husband" said Watt,
"he'd better keep away from me, as /
have razor" and he pulled it out of his
pocket. Watt went to a BARRIERS shop
and was sharpening his razor when Will
liams, who had been home, appeared.
What are you doing with that razor7''
asked Williams, and Watt wheeled around
with the razor in his hand and stood on
the defensive. Williams struck him on
the neck and knocked him down. Then
things got mixed up, but Watt did not
get chance to use the razor. Finally
they were separated and Watt sWore out
the warrant for Williams arrest.
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at a compensation not TO exceed $1,000. to
select a design. The motion was lost. the
other mem bers deeming themselves fully
competent to pass upon art glass.
Mayor Sutro then stated that he had
applied to the Art Association for assis-
lance in the matter and that Z. NJ. Pissis,
the architect, and Bruce Porter, the artist,
had been appointed TO view the designs
proposed and report upon them. he read
the following letter from them:
To the Honorable Adolph Sutro, Mayor Of SGn
FTdnctsco-DEAB SIR: In compliance with
your req uest that we express our opinion upon
the designs for the stained glass 10 De placed
in the dome OF the City Hall, we peg 70 stste
that we have looked over the designs sub
mitted and fail 10 reach conclusion as 70
their merits.
The selection should be left TO the architect
chosen BY the commission, so that he may
have the opportunity of carrying out his own
idea OF the decoration of the dome which ne
has designed, thus placing the responsibility
of the result where IL legitimateiy belongs
We further state that these designs have not
been executed with the view OF concord with
the mural decoration of the dome, and this
great expanse OF glass should certainly De de-
signed to harmonic with the completed inie-
rior. They are simply of commercial merit.
and have no relation to accepted standards
of art.
We further state and believe that the pres
ent question is the outcome OF the methods
which have been followed during the entire
construction of the City Hall-a building
which we consider fit result OF political meth
DDS as applied to the erection of public monu-
ments.
We would urge the amendment of the pres
emit Methods more logical, practical and
honest course is necessary when an artistic re-
suit is desired. Very respectfully yours,
E. NJ. PIssIs.
BRUCE PORTER.
1t was decided to defer action on the
matter Unril the merit meefinC
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Mining shares showed no ch ange OF any conse-
quence yesterday, though the best prices were q
shade below those Of the preceding day.
The Pacific Surety Company has declared q dIvi-
dend Of per cent for the quarter ending June 80,
payable on the 18th.
The Pacific Bank has declared the sixth divi-
dend in liquidation Of assets The amount is per
cent. and Il is payable Immediately.
The Bank of California has declared the usual
quarterly dividend OF So per share pay able to-day.
me semi-annual diyil OF per cent by
Well, FargoeS Co. win be paid to-day.
IN the Aria mine the raise from the south drift,
keystone vein, was carried up feet in bard
quartz: total height "a feet. The raise was dis
continued ~ this point for the present, owing 10
al insufhciency of air and sinking viii be com
menced Immediately under it. The east drift, 725
level was driven feet in hard trachyte; total
length, As feet The south drift, east vein, S25
level, was driven 4 feet. and q crosscut started
east at the face and driven % feet in vein matter
carrying stresks of quartz
Assessments Pending,
Following is q list OF assessments nov pending:
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ARGUING OVER A DESIGN.
City Hall Commissioners Trying
to Select Art Glass for
the Dome.
Mayor Sutro's Suggestion for Com.
mittee of Artists Voted
Down.

The Board of City Hall Commissioners
tried to decide on design for the art work
in the dome of the hall yesterday, but
failed to arrive at any conclusion. Mayor
6utro protested against the selection of
design by the commission. saying that, as
the glass was TO be work of art to re-
main perpetually and be gazed at by
the thousands who will visit the dome in
the future, it should be the best that ar
tistic talent could choose.
He claimed that the members of the
commission were not competent to choose
design that would be in harmony with
the remainder of the dome and moved
that commission of artists be employed,
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1t was decided to defer action on th
matter until the next meeting.
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sPECLAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
- PILEs-PETER FREILING's PILES
as Salve cures al cases OF blind, bleeding. itch
Ing, internal protruding piles price 81 per box
For sale at 1928 Devisadero ST, also al EOS and
22S Brannan st.
" DIR. ALFRED W. PERRY HAS RE
80 moved his Office to rooms 1921, Murphy
Building, corner Market and Jones SITS, and his
residence TO PHI Sacramento s..
- BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR 81;
80 collections made, city country. Pacific
Collection Co.. as Montgv ST. room 8. Tel. $3.50
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
" DIVIDEND NO. 80 C25 CENTS PER
share) Of the Hutchinson sugar Plan alton
Company VIII be payable al the office OF the COM
pany, 327 Market St, on and after Monday July
20. 1895. Transfer books will close Tuesday
July IA. 1896, at O'Clock P.
E. H. SHELDON, Secretary.
I" DIVIDEND NoTICE-THE NEVADA
~ Bank OF san Francisco-The Board Of
Directors ofthis bank have declared a dividend
NO I'D for the quarter ending June 80, 1886, at
the rate OF six 90 per cent per anBum, payable on
and after July Is. Transfer-booEs viii be closed
from the 10th the 18th inst both DAYS Inclusive
D. X. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
San Francisco, July g, 1896.
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SAN FRANCISCO ncAII.

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL.
flo Market street, open until IL O'Clock every
aight In the year.
BRANCH oFFICEs-63o Montgomery strass
tcrner Clay; open until $50 o'clock
$50 Hayes street. open until $3.50 o'clock.
us LArkin street open until $3.50 O'Clock.
EW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, epss
gntil o'clock.
aslS Mission street, open until o'clock.
lls Ninth street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-Continued.


SiTUATloN 10 TAKE CARE OF LADY OR
bohh, % Eighth ST.. room IA. Oakland
D.EssMAKING AND PLAIN SEWING:
Y cheap. Call or address Els Mason st.
DREssMAKER FROM NEW YORK WANTS
- WORK al ladies' houses by the day. 3o5 Eddy.
TO HOUSEWIVES : COLUMBIA EMPLOY
1 msnt Agency, 12s Fourth St, furnishes very
pest help at snort notice Tel. black 1883
YOUNG LADY WANTS HOUskhEEPIN
position or plain sewing 2O3 Powell St, room 5.
YOUNG FRENCH WOMAN WISHES sITUA-
~ rS syn n as COOK German or French preferred
PISS DANIEN, 110 Sixth ST., room To-
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WOULD LIKE A
90 Psce 70 assist; is willing and obliging wages
gu 10 Slz per month: city or Oakland: references
IleAse ADDRESS MRS T., box g., Call otfice.
w OMAN WITH CHILD WANTS SITUA-
- uoni city or country: is good cook and can do
senelal nouSework Call or address 22l Minna-
EXPERIENCED DREssMAKER WOULD
Eo1 ne r., rev engagements By the day. Address
positlon as working housekeeper; would
40 general housework in small family; best Of
al % South Park.
EIRs1-CLAss RELIABLE WOMAN WANTS
= nouseWork oy the day: terms 81 so per day.
Can or address l2T Bay. bet. Dupont and Kearny.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING; CAM
- pagn speeches written and revised: all kinds
gomery ST.. room 6.
EIRST-CLAss COOK AND SECOND COOK
= wishes place in city or country; speaks
crench ana English, and understands French,
GERMAN ana English cooking and all kinds Of
PasIy. CITY or country. Call or address 704
ELDERLY LADY WISHES SITUATION 10
90 . ~, nousework; city or country. Address
= - - -n1 81
YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES POSITION
L 20 40 Light homework. S11a Boardman place,
YOU'VE LADY DESIRES POSITION IN RI
= , nneo FAMILY as governess; speaks French and
1taIian; well educated; also good seams.ress or
care OF cnlldren- Call 2030 Pacific ave.
COMPETENT YOUNG CREOLE WIDOW
- Win chiid wishes housekeeper's position, cham
oeIwork OF sewing; city country. Call or ad-
oIess s11 Market ST. room L.
SPANlSH WIDOW WOULD LIKE sITUA-
- lion as honsekeeper or any otner light employ
mehI Apply lO5 Larkin ST. room 8.
EAsrEkN GIRL. GOOD WORKER, WISHES
- SITUATION Tor general hoasework. Apply 302
Liberty ST., near Church
RELiABLE CHAMBERMAID OR WATT
IL ress cesires situation Address 1881 Market
st, room 8.
w INCHESI Err HOUSE. ~ THIRD ST, Mr.
AarSet; ZOO rooms: Csc 10 81 81 per night:
g oo 10 80 per week: convenient and respectable;
lie Gus ana baggage TO and from the ferry.
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HELP wAsrEp-oont,nu.a.


CooK. FEW BoARDERs. COUNTRY, s25;
~ cook. small resort. s25: ranch cooks, $50 and
20: 40 women for good country places. MUIR
IA FAY & READY. Leading Employment Agents,
634-6S6 Clay ST..
W AITR ESs FIRST-CLASS YEAR ROUND,
" country hotter, $40; waitress, assist chamber
work, nice place. near city, SIS: 10 mattresses,
leading En- ployment AGENTS, 634-6S6 Clay ST
GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF CHILDREN AND
=. 90 some washing, $50. MRS. HIRD, 721 Ellis
SWEDISH HoUsEGIRL. s25; COOK. sz5:
- - German Riri, Homework, in family, $40: 4
woman, SIS 315 Suffer ST.
WANTEi-SMALL GIRL, ASSIST LIGHT
" housework; small wages. 232 Second ave,
near California
-, work; small family; must understand cooking.
23l9A Pine ST.
Y DUNG LADY, GOOD SINGER AND
= dancer. for engagement in Arizona; $50 per
month. B. F.. box 2, Call Office
OH LIGHT HOUsEWORK. CHRISTIAN
y home, wages small 1910 Fell, M Broderick.
WANTED-YoUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL
" homework plain cooking: call lot 9 o'clock.
1925 Post st
Y DUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HoUsEWoRK.
1882 Twenty-fifth st near Noe.
NEAT YOUNG GIRL FOR ROUsEwORK
~ $40 Montgomery st.
w AAN sds 81 GIRL WAITRESS 1924
A PRENTICE GIRL on GENTS NECK
"A wear. 51215 Leavenworth St
DANTS-FINIsHERs AT 63S STEVENSON ST
W AANTED-eIRL 70 DO HoUsEwoRK.
~ CAL at 4S5 Eddy ST
~ GOD PANTS FINIsHER: USTOPERGTE.
" lois Howard ST.
WANTED-GERMAN GIRL IS YEARS OLD
w apply to II a. N. 14S4 Post St.
STkoNG GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
- work l72s Fell st. near Ashoury.
GERMAN OR SCAN DINAVIAN CHAMBER
y maid Linoel House, cor. Sixth and Howard.
DEFINED LADY TO MANAGE AN OFFICE
IL business Gail Isl Post, room 81.
STRICTLY @ e r N A n GIRL I6 FOR
- kitchen work, $40 month. 1905 Mission ST.
GIRL FOR SMALL JEWISH FAMILY; LIGHT
=, work; plain cooking; $40 per month. 601 Post.
MANUFACTURING GERMAN GIkL 10 As
~ slst WITH housework- Call al 1915 Ellis st.
AZ AITREsS WANTED-THOROUGHLY COM
" petent and experienced waitress and house
maid; not over so years old: wages S25. address
giving references, w h, box 80. this office.
OPERATORS. S21a FREMONT ST.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN FOR GENERAL
W housework- Apply Monday morning 655 Capp.
IL addressing 25c AND 35c: MOFNING
II and eve classes: l0lessonsr$l So l2zs Mission
PERFECr FITTING AND STYLISH DRESS
Il making taught, s5 per month: pupils can work
for themselves, friends or Customers: waist iac<-
e. and skirt patterns cut to order, 25c up. Nc
DoWELL Academy, 1856 Market,opp. Palace Rotel.
7 ADIES-FREEi FREEi LESSONS EVERY
II tues, Ito 8: dresscutting- IL McAllster, T. 81.
IT AIR-DKEssING: MANTCURINCi LESSONS
II MISS DOYLE. l1sA Powell St and los Ninth.
MOST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE:
" winchester House. IL Third ST., near Market;
2OO rooms; 25c to 81 so per night; 81 so to So
- go: rree Gus and naEgase o and from ferrv.
MALE HELP WANTED.
TRONER AND RUN SHIRT MACHINE
hrst-cl ass hotel laundry country, $40 and found
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CLAIRYOYANTS.


CUCCEss ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED.
- Failure unknown. PROFESSOR NJ I. ca R
NELLIE, the prince Of clairvoyants will give sd.
vice on business speculations Insurance love
courtships marriage and divorces; settles lovers
ouarrels reunites the separated and causes
I happy marIlage Win the one OF your ehoieei he
cures bad habits. gives advice on lawsuits ana
everything relating 10 the future; thousands OF
families long separated reunited by his EFFORTS;
thousands OF hearts made glad through his predIc.
lions: send stamp for circular 800 Eddy ST
Hours from 10 daily ana Sundays
Al ME- STEwERT SEVENTH DAUGHTER
w OF the seventh daughter, still as;onishes the
CITY oy producing exact likeness OF your future
husband or wife: the greatest trance cIairvcyant
and card-reader on the coast; test her powers ere
she sails Tor Europe: she guarantees TO bring back
lost love; makes peace and happiness in the home,
Rooms 3 and 4. s17 Market st.
CITANA THE GYPSY.
" This remarkable woman has lust arrived from
the Orient and promises marvellous developments
in unraveling the mystery OF human fate; she ad-
courtship, matrimony: she reuntes the separated
and causes speedy AID happy marriage with the
one OF your choice; hours, 20 F. N. Turk ST
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est card reader on the coast gives nfalible love
charms 20 all; hours 10 10 8. Rooms 44-45 sos
stockton St /; elevator.
NINE. PORTER WONDERFUL CIAIRYOY
B1 ant card reader. born with a double veil ana
clairvoyant sittinSs 81 so. 126 Turk ST.. mr. Jones
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present and future: prices moderate $50 Mission.
M ME. ARNDT, BEST FORTUNE TELLER N
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your future husband or wife. Twelfth. cor Markss
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w reader; Zee oOc; ladies only. TIA LeaVenworth
GYPSY LIFE READER: LADIES 25c-
- gents quo: all questions answered Seventh.
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W past, present, future; 25c up. 764 Howard St
IA Me. RAVENA READS LIFE FLUENTTY.
w business advice; names given use up. 8 Fonrth
NINE. LEGE1 TIE: PRESENT PAST m
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me SYBILLE TELLS FROM era DIE IN
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pest CLAIRvoYANT AND PIANIST IN
u The city, fee onls SOC. % Eddy street.
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pERsoNAIs.

[>,1,-711 IIS1CS1rSS3s SCHOOL OF MAGAZINE
snd -, vSsnaper illustration 424 Pine St, is
os a after the VACATION For particulars apply or
address above.
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Assessments Pending,
Following is list OF assessments nov pending:
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GOLD MINING EXCHANGE
IL AND BOND EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, July IA PM
UNITED STATES BONDS.
b asked Bid asked
10 issue 1T
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| CooK. FEW BoARDERS, COUNTRY, e25;
~ cook. small resort. s25: ranch cooks, $50 and
80: 40 women for good country places. MUIR
Ray & READY, Leading Employment Agents,
634-6S6 CLAY It
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
EDUCATIONAL MATTERS.
PACKER INSTITUTE.

The important happening Of the week At Packer
was the announcement that ten essays have been
selected. five of which will be read at commence
ment. The essays selected were written by Miss Paf
fard vicepresdent Of the senior class; Miss Wurster
Miss Behr Miss Williams. Miss Wilson. Miss Nc
Cartee. Miss Hamilton. Miss Bliss. Miss Kelsey and
Miss Lovejoy. Miss Ethel Webster president Of
the class. will have the valedctory.
The second concert of the season will be given by
the Glee Club In the early part of May and will be
followed by dance In the gymnasium. The Off
of the club are: Miss Ida May scheren '9S
president Miss Jennie Toar. 81, treasurer. and
Mss Ethel Chase 9S. librarian Mr.. Woodman,
the leader Of the club has begun to train the chorus
for the commencement exercises The Junior class
In English is preparing to edit newspaper. At
present the members of the class engaged in
making reports on local or school news. Professor
Alden gave lecture last Friday in the collegiate
room on The Newspaper" He explained how
and compared the papers of Today with those Of
The Junior class will give dance to the SUBJ
seniors on May l. play will be presented before
the dance, and among the young women IN the cast
Phillips, Miss Bounds, Miss staber and Miss Blunt.
justly %ous mas no oei in TS@
has such place. 1t is really a small park with
the beginning Of the warm weather the children in
the primary, department have had some Of their
dents go TO the garden to study in school hours
which is privilege enjoyed by few schools and
one which is much appreciated by the students at
Packer.
The sub-senor class Is row preparing to give an
entert tainment in the chapel in the early part Of
May. The committee In charge OF the affair is
Miss Burnett. chairman; Misses Shields. Aue Dyer.
Valentine; Alm!rall Clark Lester and Behr Miss
Ethel GneT is IS stage apq an b
the senior class gave successful play at the close
OF the Easter holidays. in which Miss Grace Nuns
and Miss Webster appeared.
The senior class has elected the following young
women for the Class Day Committee: Chairman.
Miss Paffard, and the Misses Behr. Nuns. Qunlan,
Webster. Masters. Wilson. Knapp. Schieren. Swan,
Williams and McCartee. meeting was held on
Tuesday 10 elect officers for the various exercises
for class day. The elections will be announced
lat
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
tARMORY REPAIRS ASKED FOR.

"e Military Committee OF the Common Council
.s' or Saturday night at the old 18th Regiment
o'y. now occupied by Troop c. and considered
~verai applications for repairs on armories and
supplies. and other matters.
M D." application was made by the managers Of the
pYA'yn Cycle Club who nov occupy the old 18th
ps"nen' b. armory on Fiatbisp-ave and Hanson
49, Tor renewal of their lease which expires
.s, The committee decided to consider the terms
y 'ea's and report later.
M. applications were msde by Troop for VEN
h,, s IN their stables and repairs TO the armory,
~ we're laid over indefinitely for the reason ,hs,
uake ssay account has not dollar with which TO
The ann,s R,ais OF any kind or to purchase supplies
tail ~hpn will probably come I'D again next
iions ch incidtnnd dtnnds viii be avail bile Other appca-
fRnIshn~s one calling TO- repairs. supplies and
ment Principally for the 18th and nth Reci-
~ ssme pa amounting 70 t1l2 were tabled {or
- snmnittes0 n. MasrmAn Haubert. chairman Il