The San Francisco call., 1896-08-02

collegiate League. lie has done enough
farm work to develop his mus cles to a
high degree, but not enough to destroy
his muscular equilibrium.
Opening of Schools.
BERKELEY, CAI:, Aug. Principal
Waterman has made the following an-
nouncement with regard TO the opening of
the public schools on. Monday:
Pupils in the first and second grades residing
north of Center street will report at Whittier
School on Monday morning, for assignment to
either the Rose-street, or TO the Whittier
School.
Third grade pupils north of Center street
will report at the Rose-street.
First, Second and Third grade pupils resid-
ing between Center and Blake streets will re-
port at Maloneys, except those living near
Telegraph avenue, that have formerly at
tended the LIE Conte. These will report at the
For Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh grades,
Bancroft way is made the dividing line, tenn
porarily. An adjustment will be made after
the opening on Monday. All south of Bancroft
way will report at lie Conte, and north at the
Whittier.
Eighth Grade pupils south of Bancroft way
will report. at Kellogg School, all north at
Whittier.
President Kellogg I'LL
BERKELEY, CAL, Aug. 1,-Presldent
Martin kellogg of the State University
returned to Berkeley from two weeks
outing yesterday, and when called upon
president was confined to his room and
would probably not be. able to receive
callers until Monday. The nature of his
ailment could not be learned, but it is
generally believed that he is suffering
from exhaustion and that his indisposi-
,tion will be matter of only few days.
DIR. Greene. Arrives.
BERKELEY, CAL, Aug. DIR Edward
S. Greene, former professor of botany at
the State University, but now the head of
that department. at the new Washington,
d. c., University, is in the State on a
visit. Though he has not vet come to
his old STAN ping ground at Berkeley, he
paid call at the Academy OF Sciences
yesterday. He comes to California after
years absence, partly on business and
partly for pleasure.
Vested Choir to Sing.
BERKELEY, CAL, Aug. 1.-The vested
choir at ST. Marks Church will sing to-
morrow for the first time since the close
OF their summer vacation. Forty voices
will make up the chorus.
Freshmen at Work Already.
BERKELEY, CAL, Aug. 1.-Memfer
of the class OF 1900 have already begun to
display their college patriotism by paint
ing their class number in conspicuous
places. On the side of Goat Island las
been painted in white letters ~. g. co."
Interesting News Notes.
BERR ELEY, CAL, Aug. 1.-The Alert
Hose Company of Ward 8 has appointed
r. Bandner and Fred Williams assistant
foremen. The company will support
James Kenney for fire chief,
A regular meeting OF the Board Of Edu-
cation will be held tomorrow night.
The Rev. James Hunter of the West
Berkeley Presbyterian Church has gone to
Virginia City for a vacation. His pulpit
will be occupied tomorrow by the Rev.
Mr.. Brown of Santa Cruz.
A regular meeting of the Republican
Club will be held in Odd Fellows Hall on
Monday evening.
A wedding reception was rendered last
evening to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Clark at
the residence of G. K Clark, 23O1 Durant
avenue.
The Rev. Ray Palmer will preach to-
morrow morning at the First Baptist
Church.
Professor Granville E. Foster will preach
tomorrow night in the North Berkeley
Congregational Church on THE Book Of
Esther and the New Woman
President Richards of the Town Trus-
tees and Mrs. Richards have gone to Lake
Tahoe.