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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-25
wesTBR0OK SEMINARY.
Alumni Day with Election OF 0fiicers-Mec!-
Ing Of Board Of Trustees.

Deerng. June 2i-W ednosday was
Alumni day in the commencement exer-
cises at Westbrook Seminary. About a
dozen of the members of the class of '9C
held their reunion and passed the day at
Itiverton park. Not many of the alumni
have arrived yet. but many are expected
Thursday, which is Commencement day.
The graduating exercises will be held in
the forenoon, and the commencement din
ner WIFI be served at noon, followed by
speech making.
DIR. Emerson, editor of the Christian
Leader of Boston. and Hon. John L. Swa-
zey of Canton, Me-, one of the trustees.
were among the visitors today.
AT the annual meeting of the Alumni
Association this afternoon. the follow
ing officers We're elected: President, H. C.
Holden. 30: Miss Ella bradley, II: seere-
tary and treasurer. j. l.. Miller. 80; tx-
ecutive committee. Miss ID. n. Morton
-: Miss Rose Leland. 20; Fred Thomp-
son. '95
The annual meeting of the board of
trustees was held. this afternoon DR. T.
NJ. Fuller OF Bath. was reelected as n
trustee. Mrs Augusta M. Hunt. Port
land. j. 7. Dccosta. Canton, T. F. Bean.
Rcadteld. S. w. Carr. Bowdoinham, and
T. 0. vickery of Augusta were added 10
the board. Officers were elected as fol-
lows: President, Alfred Woodman; vice
president. NJ r. Coolidge: treasurer.
ChaS. s. Fobes auditor. Morrill, y. Drew:
secretary. Augustus T.. Moulton CORE
spending secretary. Rev. 6. A. Hayden.
The treasurer's report showed substan-
tai Improvement in the financial con-
ditton OF the seminary. about 5000 hay
ing been received from the Joseph Walker
estate The trustees voted to reseind the
vote prohibiting football playing, which
was passed. two years ago.
Ez-Governor Sidney Perham VIII pre-
side at the commencement dinner. Thurs
day.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The park restaurant at Rigi1y park.
Portland was burned to The ground,
early Thursday morning. It. is supposed
the fire was started by tramps. The
building and contents We're owned by
Frank F'oss and james Smith of Port
land. The loss is about Sl6ee.
Il is as good as settled that the Bid
def0rd board of assessors will tax the
Blddeford & Saeo Water Company
Although q formal vote Of the members
has not been taken. it is understood
that they will so vote at the next meet :
ing. They take the position that if the
company is liable to a tax, as the
opinion of the city solicitor states. they
cannot be true to their oath of office
and the statute law, and assess taxes
justly and equally, without putting a
tax on the water company. Wednes-
day afternoon, a member of the board.
in speaking of the matter, said:
Here's a certain amount of property
which the city solicitor says is liable tc
taxation, and which the city council
has recommended should be taxed. I'm
der the law and by our oath of office
we are supposed to assess all property
liable to a tax. IL we don't do it any
one can bring a suit against US for fail
ing to do So" 4 tax will probably be
imposed on a valuation of about $500, coo
City Clerk William f. Tibbett.s of Rock
Land. is receiving congratulations upon
all hands over his appointment as ship
ping commissioner of the Waldoboro dis
srict. Tine news came rather in the ma
ture of surprise. as 1t was the generally
accepted idea that Il well-known Roek-
land sea captain was as good as np-
pointed. Mr.. Tibbetts himself was very
much surprised. but naturally much
pleased. He was one of thc eight oandi-
dates who took the first civil service eX-
animation for the position, none Of the
eight qualifying at that time. He made
a thorough study or maritime matters
and took the second examination, along
with about 20 other prominent men in the
district. among uhem a dozen or more
sea captains and several lawyers and stu
derts. He Is now appointed to "a position
which pays 5000 or better 4 year. through
the merits of a competitive examinations
Mr.. Tiiibotts was born in Roclaland, June
{, lNaS. the son of Chandler and Elizabeth
lafrow Tibbe.ts. He was educated in the
ennmcn schools and afterwird was n
clerk in the stores of A. Ross Weeks and
Goth. Wight d Co. In 1884 he was elected
by the Republicans of Ward 8 as eouncil-
nan. He served part Of the following
year in that board. and was then elected
oily clerk TO s,scceed r. H. Burnlialn He
occupies that office ut the present time
Mr.. Tibbetts enjoys widespread popular
ity.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

TCEEORO-June p. sid. sch Woodward
Abrahams, Snow. with ice for Baltimore.
BANGOR June q. ar. sim city OF Ban
cor. lngraham Boston.
SID. sim city Of Bangor. Ingraham.
poston. schs Josie Hook Eaton. Milton;
Teiumah. Morgan. New York,
PpETLASD-Junc q. ar. hk Grace
.grwood. Gslley. Georgetown. ID 6; Sam
81 IS Tilion. Smith Philadelphia; Mat
he J Aller. Crockett. and David Torrey.
McDUfiie. Gay Head; ospray Crowley.
81 John. y 3. for New York. 81 Leon,
Tracy. Steuhen for Rondout: VI p Ma
honey. Pickett Bangor for New York.
I'D. SCH J y Coyle, Berry. Kenncbec
and Baltimore.
Sid. sim Manhattan. New York: sehs
Aauc. Norfolk; James Z Woodhouse and
Fred Roesncr. Hillsboro. y Il. and New
York. Sch Energy tBrl. ST John. y D..
for New York. arrived. today, with her
cargo OF lime in The hold on fire. but Il
was soon extinguished with slight dam
arc
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New York Produce Market.

New York. June 81
FLOtiR-Receipts 70. Si3 bbls; sales
one. Quiet and steady.
WHEAT Receipts. 1885; sales. 10000
Dered dun ard steady on better cables
ind July covering but eased off under
rgalizius. sept. G97sftlel4G Dee, 7li4@1la,,
RYE-Firmcr.
CORN Receipts Sc. 800. sales io.oco, dull;
OATS Receipts, eoi.Goo; dull. track
waite, 2iftS0
BEEF-Steady. family sa.o0msl0.o0
PORk-Quiet: mess. SS25etS $50.
I.ARD-S Steady, prime Western steam,
Sil0; nominal.
BUTTER Receipts. $3.50 pkgs; quiet,
safe dairy lomii elGins Is
Gil EESE-Receipts, $500 pkgs; quiet,
state large. ShmSSs.
EGGS Receipts. SAG pkgs; quiet. state
and Penn, 1l1sMl2.
StlGAR-Steady.
BETROLEti M-Dull
COFFEE Weak. No. :. 1iA.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-S
MOLASSFS-Quiet.
RICE,-Quiet.
F'REIGHTS steady.
ROSIN-St Steady.
TALLOW-Quiet.
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AT CHICAGO.

Batteries-iughey. Tannehill and Sug-
den' Hart and Douglass. Umpire, Sheri-
dan. Time, 235
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MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Annual Meeting Notes 4O0th Anniversary Of
Cabot's Discovery Of North America.

Brunswick. June 2i.-Thc annual meet
ing Of the Maine Historical Society was
held. Wednesday In the Searles Science
building at Baw'lon college, and all of
the papers in commcmoration of The 18th
anniversary of the discovery of North
America by John Cabot were read
Hon. j. p. Baxter of Portland gave a
brief sketch of Cabot's voyage Pref.
Black read a paper on The Old World at
me Dawn OF western Discovery; III. S.
l5urrage of Portland one on ssrfhe Carloy-
raphS On the PERIOD Prof William Mac
i1oh9ia o. Brnnswick paper on '"rhc
iitli'i iali o. Cabot and dis Discovery !;
ana ana by Prol. }. >. Se&all of Bangor. on
,,i ne Naiue ana Significance OF Cabot's
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JUBILEE YACHT RACE.
Thirteen Start from Dover. Eng. in FACE Tor
Emperor W lIiam's Cup

Dover, Eng, June 24-Thirteen yachts
started from here, Wednesday, in u
race from Dover to Heligoland for the
German Emperor's cup, presented by
Emperor William II, in commemora-
ton of the Goth year of the reign of
Queen Victoria, to be raced for by all
yachts belonging 10 any Royal or rec
ognized British yacht club built in the
I Bited Kingdom or Ireland of 40 tons
and upwards, and owned by British
subjects. When the yachts started
almost dead calm prevailed.
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HANNA AS AN ORATOR.
He Eectrfies the Ohio Republican Conven-
tion With His Eioquence.

Toledo. June 2l.-The Republican state
convention completed its work, Wednes-
day In a session of less than four hours.
The feature of the convention was the
speech of Senator Hanna. Gov Bush
nell. Lieut.. Gov. Jones. Gen. GrosTener
and Others who spoke had been frequent
ly heard, but Senator Hanna was not
known before in his own state as an ora
teg'. although ne had for years been
II cognizod as a leader in the mana cement
and organization. Ills delivery was eio-
quent and forcible and lie captured the
convention by his commanding oratory.
He was enthusiastically cheerCd and con
graduated more on his effort. Wednes-
day, than on his triumph of Tuesday.
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cosURN's DAY.
CONTINUED from page ~

Cur Alumni in College,
Ralph II. lockwood, '93
.'The Teachers" Miss Miriam Gallcrt, '3s
"Our Alumni in Business
Herbert H. Emery, IS
.fOur Fair Balleray Flood. 81
1"Our Fare, A. N. Strange. 7s
'''rhe Alumni .issociation''s
Dennis NJ. Bowman Principal
"Our Honorary Members,
Everett NJ Stacy
alma Matters Youngest Child.
Miss Exercne Flood, ~
THE Old schoohouse.
James II. Kclehor. 81
"Our Yell John r. Nelson 30
our Third Reunion,
Warren +. Hardy. &c
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

While fishing off Block Island, r. T.,
Wednesday, the Gloucester fishing
schooner Hattie NJ. Graham ran down
one of her Seine boats. Sam Lowrie.
one of the men in the boat. was
drowned. and Louis Frazier was 50
severely injured that the schooner
made landing and sent him to the
hospital. It is said that the accident
was due to carelessness on the part of
the helmsman.
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Cincinnati Market.
.inclnnn.tl. Jnne q.

Cincinnati. June 81.
FLOUR-Qniet.
WHEAT Weaker. No. rcd. 20.
cORN--Tirm: No. z mixed. 2si2.
OATS Firm: No. 2 mixed, 20
RYE~.Quef. No. 2. -.
lard Strong. 500.
iiOGS-Aefiyc ard higher 81 s3eHi -. z.
CATTLE Strong and higher. s2 z,ns -. y
Snt.EP-Dull and lower. xi.00ft$S.a5.
LAMBS St .ldy, S3.9lsiSB52.
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BALTIMORE.

Earned runs-=Boston, s.; Baltimore, 4
Two base hiie-Keeler. Home run-Duffy
stolen bases-I hamilton. Tenney and Yea
ger. Double plays Yeagef. Long an,
'rcnney First base on bails-By Nichols
8: by Nops. |. Hit by pitched b1ll--BS
Mich Is. Keller Struck out--By Nichols
3; by NGps 5. Passed balls-Rcbnson, /
First base on errors Boston.2; Baltimore
2. Time. 223. Umpires, Ensslie and O Day
Attendance 12C01.
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Fourth Glass Postmasters.

Washington. June 2i-Among the
fourth-eiass postmasters appointed, to-
dan were The following:
AfassachusStts-A nnisquam. c. r. Cum
nhgham; North figremout. i. W. Ohm
stead. both removals.
Maine--I .ineiin. W. i. Reed. North
Fryeburg. T. + Giles.
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Chicago Live Stock MARKET.

tblrHgO JUNG n
lIOGS-R Receipts. 21o0; left over. 300, ac-
tive. fully 10 cents higher; light. gi.f5st
$40: mixed s2.50ms21s. heavy. $z.3Iis;
rough &c. 2daf$3.3u.
CATTLE Receipts. 800: strong to Shade
higher: beoycs. $3.s5ff 500: cows and heif-
cfs. Si.l5i$i.25: Texas steers. 81. s~1i$4.2p:
stockers and feeders, 50, i0si$i4g.
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81 Louis Market.

st. Louis. June a.
F'LOIR-DJ!i and unchanged.
WHEAT Spot higher; M 2 cash ele-
vatar. Is asked track. 57ar5S: July, e7A /:
Aug, G5A Sept. Gb5s asked.
CORN Spot higher; NO ? cash. q
asked: July. 227s bid. Sept, 2iis bid.
OATS Spot higher; No. casa. bh
bid July. u bid
WHISkF,Y-SlI
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SATISFACTORY PURCHASES

of DRY GOODS are made only in
store like ours where the stock Is 20
large. beautiful and varied. that I'M
limited scope is given for the exercise
OF individual tastes.
Every department contains a full
line Of seasonable goods. selected with
regard TO superior quality.
We are showing a large assortment
Of shirt waists in the newest shapes
and fabrics. Prices range from 50
cents to $50 to $500.
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BANGOR, 4; LEWISTON, i.
Queen City Boys Win on Bunchlng Hits In
the Fourth.

Lewiston, June 2.-Bangor won a five
Inning game from Lewiston, this after
noon. by punching hits in the fourth. a
heavy shower delayed the game half n
hour in the second inning, and rain cont
PEELED Umpire Bradley to call the game
in the sixth after two men had been re-
tired with 70 runs in Bangors natif Of
tile sixth. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-25

Saugus. Mass, Wednesday, Baby
Strathmore won the us pace. $500. in
four heats. the third being declared off
FER alleged crooked driving by Nelson's
driver; best time, 2lIh. Tennahinch
won the 2.4o trot, 5000, in three heats:
best time. 2.22.
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Other Games.

At Buffa!o-Bunalo 3: Rochester. s.
AT anrastcr-laneaster ); Hartford. =.
At Reading Newark, 3; Reading, ).
At delphfa--Athleticsf PdteTson.l
Al -Wilkesbarre, $; Scran-
on, 1.
AT Springfield Springfield. ,; Paw
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LEWISTON.

Earned runs-BangOr. Lewiston. 1--WE
base hits Wise, Pulsifer. Stolen base
Sharott Bases on bails-By Newell, Bur
Till, Dolan Struck out-By Newell, Sui
livan; by Kileen, Mckenzie. Trainor ?,
Fitzpatrick. Newell. First base on errors
Bangor l. Time. 2.3o Umpire, Brad
ley. Attendance. 700.
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EVERY HilMnR From ON Frt@ps. to serofal. cured
New England League

AZ Newport Newport. 9-l2-i; Fall River.
i-5-G
Al Brocleson-B roekton, Bliss; Paw
tucket g-1l-G
Al Taunton, 1-l1-i; New Bed
ford f-f4-J
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Fall River Print Market.

Fail River June e..
The prlfst cloth market IL firm ~ -
cents for "a bs els for spots and early de-
iIveries and light saics are reported. The
mill men refuse to make long contracts
AT that figure
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New York, June q.
Money on call easy AT letlA.
Prime mercantile paper Sfii per cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business In bankers bills al SiN,i4efiSsls
for demand and al ST. ssiSsi sssis for t1
. lys; posted rates. sfs76if.Nl5a and - =
q LSSie. commercial bills. siIis.
Bar silver. Gov
Mexican dollars. 9,@s.
Government bonds, strong.
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Representative Cooke Dead.

Washington. June Representative
Ed ward ID. Cooke of Chicago dropped dead
at ) o'clock this morning at his hotel. the
Cochran. of heart disease.
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Detroit Market.

Detroit, Mich, Jure q.
WHEAT No. T. white,. S2ie. No. . red.
X; July. ,e7s.
CORN no. >. mixed. g..
OATS No. 2 white. Z@ii.
RYf,-No 2. 3iix.
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Toledo Market.

Tol.in, June y.
WHEAT-Q Quiet: No. cash and Jsne
Szis July Io8..
CORN Higher: No. 2 mixed, ~.
OATS-No. mixed 1879.
RYEc-No. z. cash. o.
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Hives are not dangerous to life. bat
they are a prolific breeder of misery and
profanity Doan's Ointment gives Instant
relief. even in the WORST cases of This and
other eNisperating diseases of the SKIN
mon. wed. fri&wky
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. june z.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOC r. Steady.
WHEAT-No. , spring, 7o9sa7l: No. :
spring. G3a7l; No. . red, 75iaelS0i2
CORN--No. = yellow. 25lt.
OATS-No. 2. 1sss: No. white. fob, %
@23: No. white, fob. 20l$M22i4
RY F-No 9. 81.
RARLEY-No 2. nominal; No 3 fob,
.su3a
FLANSEED- No. /. 1Sli19
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. $275
PORh-Mess. &50m7.,5; short ribs. Si.3o
@i.6a: short clear sides. 59s@iA.
I.ARD-$3.S7.
SUGARS, n. e,-a n,tlat,d Sfa7
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mi 81; granulated. SIZE.
New York Cotton Market.

New York. June q.
Cotton spot o.ossJ quiet and steady:
mid uplands. "a; mid sulf s: sales, ~
bales.
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Ssh CONGRESS.
CONTINUED from page ~

escort AS a further mark of respect. the
Se.ite at 5 o'clock adjourned
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Foreign Ports.

LoNDQN-June q, ar. sim Mohawk.
New YORK.
fIVERPoOI-June %. ar. sim cam
papia CBr), New York.
GIgNOA-June q. ar sim Kaiser VIII
helm IT, New York
BkEMEN-Jure 81 ar sim Saale
Plymouth.
.HtMBIRG-Jqnc a. ar. sim Pa,ria,
New York.
.oPoRoTO, June % ar. sim Donamari.t.
New York
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AT BROOKLYN.

The Philadelphas made their first ap-
pearancc in Brooklyn this season. today.
The score was close at times, but the
Brooklyns We're never in danger Of losing
the game Attendance 3Di5.
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The Weeks Games.
The schedules Of the various leagues for

The schedules of the various leagues for
the follow:
LEAGUE.
Friday-Baltmor ut Boston New York
mt Washington. Philadelphia AT brooklyn,
ST. Louis at Pttsburg.
Saturday-Baltimore at Boston, New
York at Washington, Philadelphia at
Brooklyn. st. Louis at Pittsburg. Louis
vile at Cincinnati. Cleveland at Chicago.
Sunday-Cleveland at Chicago, Louis
NilIn nj Cincinnati.
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Other Domestic Ports.

SALEM MASS-Jure "a. ar. sehs
Chas 4 Briggs. Norfolk.
Returred. schs Susan z Nash. Port
land for Providence.
Sailed. sch Minnie Louise tBr), New
buryport.
NEW HAVEN. CT-ar. schs Abner
Taylor. Bangor: Cora Green. Calais
VINEYARD HAVEN. MASS-Junc
q, ar, schs Mary b Wellington, East
Euehin for New York: \ w Ellis.
Rockland; Thomas Hix. Perth Ambcy
for Saeo: J II Perkins. Menemaha-
blight for Portland; Ida II Weehaw ken.
for Yves, fremont Me; Edward Lay =
mayer. R0ckland for New York: Nil
dren \. Pope, Greens Landing for do.
Carrie short. Richmond. Ne. for Phil
ads lphia; Charlotte T Sibley, Bay View
t3r MayTort. Fla.
Tassel schs + V Glover New York
Tor H8llowell; Mabel Hall. do for Rock
land: w II skinner. Perth Amboy for
Gardin2r; Lunet. Philadelphia for Ban
gor; sabrina CBr), New York for 81
John; Morris and Cliff. Rockland for
New York: Lena y, from Hurricane
Island; Sims Harrisburg, Philadelphia
tor Bangor towing barge Preston.
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EASTERN.

Thursday and Saturday-Providenee at
Springfield. Syracuse ut Toronto, Rochcs-
ter at Buffalo, Scranton at Wilkesbarre.
f'riday-Providence al Springfield. SYRIA
cuse at Toronto, Rochester at Buffalo,
Wikesbarre at Scranton.
MAINE.
Friday Bangor mt Lewiston. Rockland
at Portland Belfast at Augusta.
aturday-Belfast at Portland. Rock
land al Lewiston, Bangor a Augusta.
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Batteries-Kennedya and Grim Wheeler
and Clements. Time 1.55. Umpire, Nc
Donald
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19
R(lRN
MARRIED..

BLUM-JACOB5-In this city June 8, 1897 by
the Rev. NJ. - Levy, Jacob Blum and sibyI
Jacobs both Francisco.
DEM kMUTH-BRENNER-In this city, June 10
1897. by the Rev. James B. Orr, A. A Demuth
and Lille ]. Brenner, both OF san Francisco
DUNN-GREENHAM-J II. 1897 by the
Rev. r. Mackenzie. D. D, Peer Iiyingston
Dunn and Elizabeth Margaret Greenham.
GOLINSKY-SC CHWARTZ-In this city lima
Is 1897 by THE Rev. NJ. S. Levy, Emil C;olin-
sky OF Keswick, Nhasta County, and Es.hsr
Schw OF San Francisco.
HERTZMAN-LoE " Yin this city, May 81,
1897 oy the Rev. NJ. - Levy, Leo Hertzu an
AMI Clara Loewy. both OF san francisco
REBER-STAFFENB BERG-In this rity Iuna
10 1897. hy the Rev ]. IL Schroeder, George
John Reber and Josephine Staffenbars
RUSSE ELL-MCM ULLEN-In this CITY, June I6
1897. at the residence of the BRIDES parents
seli and Jessie EstelIe McMulien both OF Sa
Franc SEQ.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19
BlRTHS-MARRlAGES-

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be ind orSed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
10 have the same published
BORN.
CoTTER-In Bolinas, June Is, 1897, to the wife
of J. L Cotter. q sou
HADELER-June l6. 1897, to the wife OF D.
Hadeler, daughter.
HICKEY-In Sacrame nto June is, 1897, 70 the
vile Of James T Hickey, a son.
SANDERS-In this city June z, 1897 to tha
wife of Jesse l. San ders Il daughter
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19
McAVOY & GALLAGHER,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS 4 EMBALMERS,
20 Fifth St., Opp. Lincoln School.
Telephone South so.

NOTICE. BUSINESS OF McAVOY
GALLAGH r.R wili be conducted a. tbs
old and. No, 20 Fifth street for the benefit
OF the widow OF the late HENRY J. GAJLA(;.
HER. MRS. H. j. GALLAGHER
ANNIE 3, GALLAGHER
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Be KE-
- ley-Notice to contractors, builders and mate
rial men Notice is hereby given TO all concern ed
that sealed proposals or BIDS solicited for per-
foIm ming the labor aud furnishing he materials
necessary 10 the erection OF building for the de-
paumeDt of philosophy, the grounds of the
University Of California, at Berkeley, Alameda
County, and said bus or proposals will be re-
ceiv-d at the Office OF the asslstan. secretary
OF the Regents OF the University, in south
Hall, Berkeley. Cal, at before l2 O'Clock NJ
OF the .4th day OF June, 1897. And
notice IL h-Teby further given that the plans
AM specifications OF said building have been made
Clinton Day, architect, 422 SHnsome ST., san
Francisco. room 1, where the same may be seen
and examined during each day from 10 O'CLOCK
A. u until O'Clock p NJ, from .hs daie until sad
gath day OF June, 1897.
No bids proposals. wi be considered un
the same are accompanied by certified cheoS or
a bond of said proposer equal to ten (lO) per
his proposal, with sutficient sure. les. condi-
toned that ii said bid proposal shall oe
cepted. he party proposing viii duly enter INTO
proper cont 10 faithfully perform the duty and
obi cations in accordance with SAID proposal and
plans and specifications. which shall be aud are
hereby required to be part of such contract he
right TO jec any and bids Is hereby reserved
This is given pur-u -uanL 10 entitled "An
Act TO amend an Act emitted, AN Act TO create
and organize the University OF a.ifornia.' ar-
proved March % 1868. Ana an Act amendaiory
OF section 25 ther, OF, approved March %, 1872
relating 20 the construction OF buildings" an
proved Nj arch 3, 1897.
By order of the Committee on Grounds and
BUILDINGS Of the Board OF Rese
Dated June IL, 1897. ]. WEST MARTIN,
Chairman.
W. A McKOWEN,
Assist mt Secretary.
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