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Builders Contract.

Bafour, Guthrie & Co. with W. I. Veitch &
Bro, polishing. glazing. hard ware, etc, for office
in 9-story brick building n line California
street, SO f OF Sansome; w. ]. Mathews, archi-
tect; $3.50
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO Ill. June . - Provisions we're
easier in early trading owing TO a decline at the
yards for hogs, liberal receipts and heavy iquda-
tion by the longs. Prices reacted later, however
on the covering OF the shorts and a fair demand
from packers The spot market was fairy active
WHEAT a.2n ln.nn ln.an IL .nn II %
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June 1897

EoTE-In the above exposition Of thS tYIes the
early morning tides given In the left hand
column, and the successive tides OF the day in the
order OF occurrence as to time. The second time
column gives the second tide OF the day, the third
time column the third tide, and the last or right
hand column gives the last tide of the day, except
when there are but three tides, as sometimes
Sccurs. The heights given additions TO the
Soundings on the United States Coast Survey
charts except when . minus sign q prececes the
height, and then the number given Is subtrsctivs
from the depth gwen by The charts
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

CITRoN-1l@l21ac for fancy boxes.
WALNUTS- California standard, 619c: soft
shell, Sc.
ALMoNDs-Shelled ] 5s4 a29c
Metals.
PIG IRON-Southern, SO 25@l0 25; Northern,
$I0@l2.
PIC TIN-Straits $IS 55@13 65.
Stocks and Bonds.
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California founces
BOAhi nALES.

Following were the sales in the san Francisco
Stock Board Yesterday:
REGULAR MORNING SESSION rONrNfrNcrSa p.s1
$50 B&B---.-55ilO0 CC&V-.lsOllOO Occd ..Os
zoo Eullion-..O3 S1U q & C...-56 300 Potosl 65
100 Caleda... .OgI 90 Ophir.... Ssi2OO y Nv. SO
500 Chollar l. lUl3UU . Sei3UO - 80
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-2:sl
20n Alma .O6 100 Ophtr 80 100 Union 80
100 & b. ...b7 300 Ovrmu.I3 20 - %
100 CC&V.. l.SO25J tosi.69i2OO JvkG,,. %
500 MeXcn.. 32l
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FOR SAN J0SE. LOy GlTOS & SANTA CRTY

GTEANIER ALVISO LEAVES PIER DAILY
~ (SundayS eXcepted) ~ ~ AlySo daily
Saturday exceptedl at P. NJ. Freight ana
Passenger. Fare between san FrancISco auI
Alvso soc; TO San Jose, 75c- Clay 81, Pier /.
~ w. Santa Clara ST., san Jose
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NurIUE TO MARINERS.

A branch of the United States Photographic
once located in MerohRntS Exchange
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners without regard 20 nationality and free OF
expense
Nsvigators are cordially invited 70 visit the
ONCE, where complete sets OF charts and sailing
directions of the world are kept on hand or COM
pArison and reference and the latest informatt
can always be obtained regarding lights, dangers
to navigation and ali matters of interest to
commerce
The time ball on top OF the building on Tee-
graph Hill is hosted about ten minutes before
noon, and is dropped at noon, 120th meridian, by
teegraphic signal received each day from tho
United States Naval Observatory ~ Mare Island
Cal.
A notice stating whether the time ball was
dropped on time or giving the error IL any, Is
published the same day oy the afternoon papers
and by the morning papers the following day.
w. s HUGHES
Lieutenant q. S N. In charge
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POULTRY AND GAME.

POULTRY The market is rather frmer on
some varieties stocks Of Eastern are cleaned
up
Live Turkeys, 11@l2 &c for Gobblers lOal lc for
Hens: Geese = pr 75cGSi rs: Ducks S3 1903 so
for old and So 50@5 so for young: Hens. S3 500
so; boosters. young, seas; do, old Ss04 so;
Fry ers, S5@6 p dozen; Brofers, s405 for large
and 81 25@3 so for small; Pigeons 81 250l so p
doz Cor young and for old.
GAME-Hare nominal; Rabbits. nominal
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Lieutenant, q.
The Time Ball.

BRANCH b BYDRoGRAPHIC OFFICE o. g. NJ
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO. in ne 2, 1897. J
The time ball on Telegraph Hi, dropped
exactly at noon today E., at of the l20ta
meridian. or exactly at 3 p N, Greenwich time
w. ). HUGHES.
Lieutenant q. y N in charge
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FUTURES.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.

The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for no. 2 Red Winter: JuIy
5s 714d; September, 5s 612L
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sUN. MOON AND r1DH.

sON. NOON AND TADE
UNITED STATES COAST AND GEopFTIC SURVEY
TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIeH AND Low
WATERS EoRT POINT. ENTRANCE To
kAN FRANCISCO BAY. PUBLISHED BY OFF,.
C1AL AUTHORITY THE SUPERINTENDENT.
NoTE-The high and low waters occur al the
City Front (MissioE-strees WHARF about twenty
five minutes later than Fort Point nelEhs
of tide IS ths same both places
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates Of Departure From San Francisco.
saA. -. u, L...--r- = ,..-.>- ..1rs p1lsR
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Wheat and Flour.
Eat 1n.Yn IL .nn l0.nn

$:; f. f. 81; s.: e 3; 80 $::
spot, IS quiet; ". !; O. =; 9e1e afioat No North
spring Duluth, 7s1sc: No. ) hard winter 741sc;
no = hard winter, 751sc
tember 705sc; December. 7Z1sc.
FLoUR-Winter, bbs. superine, So S0@3 O5;
3 TO- clears. $S 4O@3 SIS; straights, 81 O5@4 20;
patents, "a 5504 50.
GRAIN FREIGHTs-New Iork TO Liverpool,
by steam, I'd
Produce.
PROFESSIONALISM prime. 50 76
PoRK-Mess, ss 5O@s76.
BUTTER-Creamery Western, i5c
EGGS-state. fresh gathered. 1l1ac
SUGAR - s9-degree, zs4c; e6desree, S14c;
raw, steady; refined quiet, steady.
PETROLEUM-New ork ret1ned. s5 10: Phila-
delphia and Baltimore refined, IS IO refined IN
HoPs-Crop of 's5. 3G5c: 's6 6@lOc: coast,
'95 3@6c; coast, '96, 69ll
WoOL-Domestic fleece. ls@z3c: pulled l59
HIDES Buenos Ayres, dry, 1slA@lsc; Calves
ton, lac
TO heavy we ghts l9614 DC: acid l91s@22c.
COtFEE-Rio. spot, dull steady: No z. 7Isc.
Y 1907 Is July. 81 1907 10; September, 81 Is
@7 20; December, 81 20@7 20.
Dried Fruits.
RAIsINS-California. 5O-lb boxes, 2Szc; crown,
3M@51sc; seeded, 7ss9s1sc; seediess muscateis
CGRRANTs-4sz@ @514e in barrels: 51s@51ac In
cases; cleaned bulK, 51z@6c; cartons. o@712c-
APRICoTS-California. boxes, S1s@l Sc bags.
EACHEs-California, unpeeled, bags. 6Gsc
PRnN NEs~Cslfornis, qsc. % 26,ib Doxes, s@7c; bO-n
DATEsHPersian. CON boxes, 21s@ss4c fard.
boxes 451@5c; cases. 4s49514c
FIGs-Fancy ordinary, l2@loc; fancy washed,
2U@24c
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PORT NATAL-Arrived May 2e-Br bark Wv.
thop, from Vanrouver. -. :
FALMOUTH-Atrved June 1-Br ship Queen OF
England, hence Jan 80. ~
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THE OIL CALENDAR.

June, 1897
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GAosING QUOTATIONS.
WEDNESDAY. June 2-4P.M
sToCA AND BOND EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, June 2-2 T. Il.
T-e1rTEn STATES RoSnA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-21
Must Ilavc Been Very Bad.

In this day of slang. and slirahod English fl is quite refreshing to find one home in which our mother tongue is ap- preeiated and sins against it's parity duly resented.
 That there is at least enc such waa made evident in quarrel which took place in 9 literary household between the two youngest inmates--a quarrel, like most childish differences, aoon over, but fierce while 1t lasted
 When his wrath had reached its height, the small son of the house, quivering with anger, sought for Ian. gnage to aenouuee his sister, who had been the aggressar.
 "You bad, 1" he burst forth, stamping stubby shoe; ''you bad, you bad"- Words failed him. Then with q flash of truly lie eary inspiration he conclud- ed, Yon bad grammar, yeul"s-Yoath'a Companion
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oloel.s witi. Nervcs.

There ia ono di8aavantago atant vay tall buildings which ia being notiaed by the occupants. l. is perhaps 2 small disadvantage, but still is worth donsiG oring, as 1t involves rome annoyance tc those who have nos made provision for 1t.
 The trouble refeFred to is the stop. ping of pendulum clocks by tho vibra. tion of the buildings. Many pendulum clock that has kept accurate time for years in old fashioned iow strueturea has refused to run ab all wien moved into solne one Of the new tall steel framed buildings in the lower part ot the city. On tho lower floors of the buildings the clocks ran fairly well, bui when higher up in the buildings they become more whimsical and on tao ter floors will 0ot run at alI.--NeY Y0lF Times.
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nrs. Avery Is Net Wealthy.

Mrs. Rachel Foster Avery, while at. tending the recent executive meeting of the Woman's National Council in Bos- ten, was described by some Of the papers as a woman worth $3, 800, GOO. A few years ago Mrs. Avery hud abundant means and gave literally to the suffrage cause. A few years hence she is likely to have abundant means again and vii! then 10 doubt contribute with her usual generosity. But wa have the best GU. thority for saying that, through certain business complications, Mrs Avery is at pzescAt the reverse of rich. The news. paper report about her millions, by which mauy women would have been dattafed, has heen a cause of sorrow to her, as 1t 4as brought her many appli cations to which she is quito unable to respond. Boston Letter.
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Women and rnrllamenA

Therc seems to be still chance fa those few members of our sex who coves tho right to sit in parliament. It ap- pears that, in tho views of some who ara qualified to form an opinion on such matters, the supply of parliamentary candidates is decreasing, and tho decline is likely to become still more aerions aa those who ire eligible for such service come to realize more and more the in adequacy Of the reward which tho life of all M. f. !" offers, as compared with the trouble and expense necessary to SC. cure election. But if the supply of male candidates fail there will be moth. ing for it but to fall back upon the "emaneipators' of our sex, who may thus be provided sith au opportunity of rushing ill whero the male creature re. fuses any longer to tread. -Lady's Pic torial.
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QUESTION OF LUCK.
\ Citation Tbat Giinehed the oLasr sido
 ct the Argument.

T hate 10 hear people say there's no such thing gs luck, 2 remarked the mel fnehoIY f8r. Dolittle
 I don't see why, his wifo re5oined
 Because it ism t true. he returned with asperitY. "A man can go OH try. tug and trying and never get along, and some other person will go ahead and tumble into good things without making any effort whatever. ?
 Hiram, no great nan baa succeeded without hard work. ;
 sfbat's the kind of taiE you aIwaya hear. Bnt nine times out Of ten it is all owing to the opportunity that presented itself. Fortune just seems to lie ia wait to kidnap some men. Look at Sir Isaac Newton. His name is handed down from generation to generation. And why? Simply becopse ta was sitting under < tree, and ;sn 5t .5ts .a5aeaed e drop on him. You can t prulead that 3 nian IS ill position to claim superior merit simply hecauas, through no ao. ton or preference of his own, he gets hjt in the head with aa apple, can you =
 No, Hiram. ''
 Then don't tell ma about there not being any such thing as luck.
 Ut seems to mo thab you'v we chosen a poor example ill support of your argu. meat. The case of Isaac Newton goes to show that the difference is ill the people. If it had hoap some men that I know of instead of Newton, tho first thing they would have done after the apple fell would haye been to 80 into tho house and moan fer the arnica bot. tic; then they would have spent two or three hours of precious tilno talkirg about thoir bad anol '-~.W Washingtoa Star
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GARlsE4 BOOK BINDINGS.
They Are Ia Ead Tasto and Arc Dlsiiksa
 by Beolworr1 and Scholar.

They Are Tu Bad Tasto and Arc Disiits5
 by peolsworna and Scholar.
 Books have right to be, first of all, books, not purveyors of whinlsies in color and design. As nattexs are at this moment. thFee.auarteT3 Of the new books look ncEe liko sogno strange en. tree at feast than II everyday edi. bles. You take up QS3 and t has tina air of a curious ragdbf. there are Ua- known fragments of design floating in sauce Of queer elemental color The pext one has an air IS honest as apple Sauce at first glance; 'tis a pale greenjsh thing, but presently you see that the trail of q serpent is over all its border. And who caH hope for content from a dish thus garnished?
 Again a book, and this one burns bright red and yellow, like a pudding on fire with cogHae, which is all very well for pudding. Another has q cover which looks like resisting beefsteak pounded hy tho stern hand of fate in a boarding house; another reminds you irresistihly of coffee wherein ohickory has too much inserted its diluting aid and cream is missing. But, first and last the new bog1s are ever more prone to resemble small plots of deceptive stage Yerdure than hoaest, simple souled books. It is impossible to help doubt ing the value of the literary pasturage to be found ill such inclosures. I'orta- nately ono is sometimes most ioyoQsly deceived. Authors have little say concerning the garb of their yoiamas, and often--good luck 10 thenl---they rise superior to the mechanical makes of books and raioice tho souls of thei5 readers ia spite of tho bindings
 And it mugt be repeated that h tha present bizarre and excessive faneies ia binding theae ia seed of abeunding hopa for the future. Publishers are gropiag for something; few Of them know what But they will learn. and the world will be made glad by a genuine revival ia the lovely old half forgotten craft et bookbinding. In that happy coming day there will be great honor for the men who lead the taste Of this country to. ward better things in bookbindins, sim. pier and saner and more sincere. ~-Bna ton Transcript
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Chtnn Claset Hints.

Irregular edges are in favor for plates saaoers aHa ell sorta of dishes except eana. They are, so far, smooth edged
 White and gold china is enjoying as much popularity as in our grandmoth, era' day, the plain gilt band being HOW, Ra then, tha taFonte decoration. Fiji. gree borders are also Eeen, and gilt mon, ograms of varying degrees of ornatenesa are set in the center of the dishes.
 Gray china k one of tho seasons noy. cities. Another is 2 peculiar faint green known as Flemish.
 All the new eere9 aud tea cups arc ir tho low bewl shapes, with outturned tops. The affe2 dinner coffee cups arc smaller than ever. h tds heart shape they arc very dainty.
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HAD 4 WEIRD POWER
AMELIA LOST HER LOVER BY CHARM
 FIG BEASTS.

Death ef . Strange N,osnan -sias Lad zsears snd saa,-rs as rots -rzarrison E2id-1'a Like to Ra7e q Catamonus at f8is Table. So He syonldns4 Marry Fer.
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No IltlsNn nAsilefl,

Tho late archbishop Of Canterbury had a fayorite dog named Watch. Once, as he lay on the mat ae the open door ei the chapel, the archbishop read impreee- lively this sentence of tue Scripture lesson, What l say unto you ! say unto you all--watah. J The dog sprang up, came forward aDd lay down before tho reading desk at his masters feet. One nearer at least needed the lesson and responded. -CoDgregationalist,
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rhe Rne.tl Nlctnrlns.

How do the royal family manage to distinguish between their Vietorias: There is Victoria i'll every family of the second genefation-Yictoria of Prus- sia, Victoria of Wales, Victoria of Edin- bulgh, Victoria of Hesse, Victoria of Sleswick- Holstein, Victoria Of Con- naught Victoria of Battenberg, Nioto. ria of Heck and others somewhat less nearly connected There is no Victoria of Albany, tue sole exception. London E33n.
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shave or Hair Cut Costs s1.ooo.

Al |. Doris, . well to do farmer
 lfYing near Union, Ind. has signed 4 VahEfac5 by the terms of which he agreea
 so forfeit q, GOO if he slaves or cuts his 'a .lalf until Pryan Is elected president he contract is drawn in legal terms, ead alr. Doris declares his purpose oi EiSAg up to its nosel provisions. v~Chi' PSgo Times Herald.
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T hate to hear people say there no HUch thing 8s luck. '' ramafked the mel epeb0Iw Rf4 D0li4fIa
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ne Gns the piaco.

Great Editor-~yon have your t4eory. Of course, as to how newspapers should Do eonduoted?
 Applicant (fresh fzeza oollygo)--Not the slightest, sir
 Great Editor lamazed)--Ts 1t possiblei My dear sir, you can have your pioll of any department in thi1 oaice---that is. If you have not alrea9y arranged with 5 anuseum. Buffalo Times.
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A ar.rl.sflaa AIatea.

Governor - You'go been running shead of your allowance, Jack.
 Jack-I know it, dad. I've been hop. ing for long time that the allowance would strengthen ID enough tooyertake ue. e.~~Iaopsehold Wasds.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-05-15
Happily Wed.

Monday morning at 5 o clock
az cured the wedding of Samuel
q Coanc5l and Miss Celia Gamble,
both of this city the ceremony
being performed 1t St. Joseph )
church Rev Fr Joisten of
fciating The bride was attended
by her sister, Miss Rose Gamble.
aud Wick O'Conrell, brother OF
the groom, otficiatod as best man
The ceremony was witnessed by
a large number Of friends Of both
the contracting parties. Mr. and
O'Connell left on the 10 o'clock
train fer trip TO Port Huron
where they will visit relatives
for few days The young couple
have the best wishes Of their
many friends.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-05-15
Mason Released on Bail.

Harry N. Mason, the mail clerk
who was arrested about three weeks
ago, and who has since been con
fined in the Marquette jail, was
released Wednesday, having finally
secured bondSmen. The security
for the young man 5 release was
put up by his brother-in- law, C. j.
Morrison, OF Dixon, HIS. he placing
the money - cover the full amount
of his bond, 81, SEQ, in the First
National bank of Marquette.
Mason and his brother-in- law LETT
Immediately for Man;stiquc. where
Mason has relatives. and where he
resided prior to the time he began
70 run as mail clerk on the South
Shore road.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-05-15
Planted i'm the Various Streams
Throughout the County
Thursday.
100000 WHITE FISH FRY
Will Arrive i'm Il Few Weeks and
BE Deposited in Eeweenaw
and Huron Bays.

County Game and Fish Warden
n. S. Pennock, of Baraga, re-
ceived $4,000 little brook trout
Thursday from the hatchery at
Sault Ste Marie. They were
brought on the regular fish car,
which was attached to the noon
train, and which was en- route to
the copper country with many
more thousands of the little fish
to be deposited in streams through
out Houghton county.
About one-half OF the consign-
ment for this county was taken
of at L'Ansc, and the balance at
BarGga, teams being in readiness
at both places to convey the little
fellows to the various streams.
Mr.. Pennock states that he has
made application for, and expects
to receive, the latter part of this
mouth or the fore part of June,
1000. 600 white fish fry to be
planted in Kewccnaw and Huron
bays.
The little trout are about one
and one-half inches in length while
the white fish fry at the time of
planting measure only about three
quarters OF an inch.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-05-15
DYNAMITE Exploded.
Marquette Man Blown to Atoms
Packing House Demolished.

Dynamite in a small packing house
belonging to the Lake Superior
Powder company, at Marquette, eX-
ploded Tuesday afternoon, and Dan
Harrie, aged p. who was working
in the building, was blown to atoms.
Only scattered remains were found.
The force of the explosion was ter
rife 1t made IA great hole in the
earth, and not a vestige OF the Build
ing is left. Although the packing
house was located two miles from
town the force of the explosion was
SO great that it was felt all over the
city, and in some places glass was
shattered. The money loss caused
by the accident is small, about $500.
Had the explosion occurred two min
utes later, Rodney Campbell. fore
man, would also have been killed. He
was on his way TO the packing house
at the time of the explosion, and was
thrown to the ground and slightly
jured by flying debris.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-05-15
HARD LINES FOR GREECE.
The Victorious Turks VIII De-
mand Heavy Indemnity.

Nianna, May lO--It is reported
here that Turkeys terms of peace
with Greece include these terms:
/. The payment of an indemnity
Of e3.0N0, 600 (Sl5. 00O, 600
,. The Encouragement of the Greek
frontier.
}. The annulling OF the treaties
favoring the Greeks.
T. The ccssion Of the Greek fleet
to Turkey
s. The settlement of the Cretan
question by the powers.
Paris, May IA semi-official
communique was published Monday
afternoon. saving the impression
prevails that the negotiations be-
tween Greece and Turkey will not
be attended with great difficulties
and will soon have Il satisfactory
issue. The powers, it is stated. had
already agreed among themselves
upon the conditions OF peace.
Germany's hesitation was due to
the fact that the Greek government,
in a circular to the powers, did not
formally adhere to Cretan autonomy.
as demanded by the powers. Greece
subsequently gave the necessary as
surances in this respect and the
German mnistelFa at Athens was in
structed to actively support the ef
forts of the powers TO conclude
peace.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-05-15
Grand Officers Elected.

The following gentlemen were
elected officers at the meeting of
the grand lodge, Knights OF Pythias,
held at Detroit this week:
Grand chancellor Dan p. McMullen,
Cheboygan; grand vice-chancellor,
Charles H.Fisk. Detroit; grand pre-
late, A. W. Bennett. BIG Rapids;grand
keeper of records and seals, Miles s.
Curtis, Battle Creek; grand master OF
exchequer,J b. Thorn, Hudson; grand
master at Arms. Geo. l.. Lusk, West
Bay City; grand inner guard. Leo A.
Caro-. Grand Rapids; grand outer
guard, Benno Rhonert, Sault Ste.
Marie; supreme representative, w.
ID. Clizbe. Birmingham; grand
trustee, W. ID. Kuhn. Port Huron.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-05-15

The Fourth of July falls on Sun,
day this year.
Presiding Elder Rev. Frazer was
in town Monday,
N. E. Mcbride, of Chicago, was
in town part of the week.
Mrs. A. Crawford, of Nestoria,
visited friends IN town part of the
week.
Andrew Wahl Sr., is home frou,
Lake Linden to spend Sunday with
his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel O'Connell
returned from their wedding trip
yesterday noon.
Trrdeau 4 Rambaalt are hav-
ing the interior OF their saloon
neatly fitted up.
Some Things worth Living For. .
was the topic at the meeting of
the Christian Entieavor meeting
last evening. The meeting was
conducted by Mrs. NJ. Wallace.
A meeting of the school board
was held Monday morning. at
which time the following named
teachers were retained for the
ensuing year; Principal, +. l..
Bower; assistant, G.. \. Fuller:
Mrs. K l.. Bower, grammar de-
partmeEt; Miss Johanna McGrath,
intermediate departments Miss
Grace f. Mitchell, primary de
partment. The latter named
lady WAS engaged in place of Miss
Mary Andrews, who declined the
position. No teachers have as
yet been hired for the Bay Shere
school or the Ncstoria schools.
I, Guests at Hotel Thomas duriag
the week; r. c. Roberts. Racine,
Wis. John Power. f. Nickersan,
lShpemng; James Feuton. Buffalo;
W. j, Crane, Negauu2c: f.. Heide-
man, Appleton; II, C. Work. Water
town; Ed Nichols. Nestoria: +. W 5.
Thayer. b. W, Chase, G d Rapids;
J, 4. Prid,nore. A. f. Stern. c. n
Ncaley, Chicago; H. Wilcox Baraga;
J. +, Scanion, Michigamme; w +.
Rahlmeyor. Kalamazoo; A. +. Bos-
wei. f. J. Mapes. Jno. Mitchell, D.
=. Baldwin, Marquette I NJ. Hatch
Milwaukee; G. G Spencer, Duluth.
Jos, Furdiiey, Saginaw,