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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20
NEW BISHOPS ORDAINED.
CEREMONIES IN THE METHODIST CONFERENCE
AT BALTIMoRE-A TRIBUTE TO

Baltimore May le-The principal feature OF to-
DAYS session OF the General Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church South the ordi-
nation Of Bishops Gambler and Morrison. who
elected on Tuesday The ceremony presided
over by the Rev. DR.. Keener. who resigned his
bishopric and was placed Oh the euperannuated list
at his own request the frst day Of the session.
Bishop Key read the epstle. Bishop Fitzgerald
read an extract from the Gospel OF st. John. and
Bishop Wilson delivered a sermon. after which the
newly elected bishops were presented for ordina-
ton. DIT Keener made prayer Bishop Duncan
delivered an address and Bishop Galloway made
prayer. Bishop Cranberry addressed and cate
chised the candidates. after which came the laying
on of hands by all tho bishops OF the church.
Each Of the candidates received Bible from
Bishop Hendrix. who at the time exhorted
them. This followed by the benediction. pro-
nounced by Dr. Keener. and the ceremony WIS
ended.
resolution adopted recognizing Mr.. Glad
stones wonderful genius The resolution calls him
a great Englishman. iriend OF humanity every
where. the friend OF America. the prophet OF her
greatness and the friend OF God. Sympathy is ten
dcrcd - England.
Three ballots were necessary in electng two mis-
Of Nashville, elected the first ballot. and
the Rev j. II. Pritchett. Of Albany Mo. on the
third ballot The Rev. Or. Il. II. Whisner Of
stanton Va. a member OF the Baltimore Confer
encc elected secretary OF the Board OF Church
Extension.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20
NOTES FROM THE GOLF LINKS.
FIRST DAYS PLAY IN THE KNoLLwooD OPEN
TOURNAMENT.

FIRST DAYS PLAY IN THE KNoLLwooD OPEN
TOURNAMENT.
Links covered with thick. lusty turf. smooth put
ting greens and delightful weather a"ai'ed '"'
golfers at the Knowood County Club yesterday
The feature Of the qualifying round was the re-
markable score made by w. J. Travis. OF the OAK
land Golf Club who went In Il and returned IN
81 a total OF 70, which won the gold mccall lhis
round was at eighteen holes medal play. ana uHucf
the conditions the first sixteen were TO Keep OF ~
match play for a cup presented BY John d. Arch
bold Besides Travis. those who luallhed "ero
w r. Thurston. Morris County. 50; j. n. steele
ir Nu,ley 50: d. Brandreth. Duchess County 10
w r. HYDE. New-Brunswick SO; G. f. Watson. ST.
Augustine. 20; A. De witt Cochrane. Ardsley. 90
A. p Kelley Knowood, o. J. L. Taylor. Dyker
Meadow %: A. @. Jennings. Dyker Meadow. 70; W.
T Gray St Andrews. 81; G. l.. Tappn, west
brook 81; H. G. Leavtt. Baltusrol. ~. 2. Grant,
Palmetto 40: c. NJ Hamilton. Baltusrol. lm ana o.
Il. Van Brunt. 100
In the first round AT match play the results were
that Tappin beat Cochranc up and 70 play;
HYDE beat steele, 3 up and 10 play; c. Hamilton
beat Thurston. up and to play Travis beat H.
Leaviti up and 10 play. Grey beat Kelley. up
and to play; Grant beat Brandreth. up and to
play Van Brunt beat Jennings. up and 10
play and Taylor beat Watson. UP and TO play;
As there were only thirty-one 10 nnish IN me
qualifying round all who did not gain admission
to the Archibod cup contest were eligible for INC
consolation cup match Pay IN iHo m,s' NV
L. Palmer. New-Brunswick, beat !. 5. PITT, Wee
Burn 6 up and 5 TO play. p y. Cookies. Harbor
Iin bye; J. p. Baker, 81 Andrews heat Daniel
staten Island beat r. 2. Bird Fairfield. up and
5 to play. p, C. .Thebaud; knoiiwoed beat a r.
whitney. Dyker Meadow. up; W $ Edeyk West
chester COUNTY beat Tny9T s s bss
match-play round will continue this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20
STATE O. A. r. ELECTS OFFICEfS.
DEPARTMENT FUNDS TO BE USED IN TESTING
VETERANS CIVIL SERVICE RIGHTS

Utica, n. T. May ls.-The State Department
Grand Army OF the Republic held an executive
session to-day. at the conclusion OF which 1t was
announced that the following officers had been
elected:
Commander. Arson S Wood. Of Wolcott; senior
VICE Rufus Daggett. OF Utica; Junior vice, waiter
Scott, OF Brooklyn; medical director DE WIN
Crumb OF South Otesec: Council OF Adm'nstra-
,,on-H n Burhans. Syracuse: NJ II. Whalen,
New.York: Charles G. Johnson. Buffalo; C. Ten
Eyck. New-York and Edward j. Mitchell West
Chester and chaplain. the Rev Z. W: Rowe Rowe,
ar large TO the National Encampment was eiected
II was decided 10 appropriate SZo,vO OF tne dv,
partment funds. II necessary. TO carry case III
which a veterans rights under the Civii serve service
Ia W are involved 10 the Supreme Court resoIu
ton TO admit soldiers engaged In inc Cuodl Wal
into full membership OF the Grand Army OF inc
Republic was Interrupted when half read. ana was
afterward rejected. NJ,
At the election In the Womans Relief Corps MIS-
Ada @ Mohr was reelected department president.
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was laid by Bishop Potter yesterday afternoon
The Bishop assisted by many clergymen, in
Guiding the Rev. Dr. John Wesley Brown. the Rev
Dr. w H. Vibbert the Rev Or. Henry Lubbock
the Rev Dr. f. Walpole Warren the Rev. W. X
McGown and the Rev DR.. W F. Dickinson.
Bishop Potter made short address. touching on
the work done in the institutions ola home. at
Madison-ave and Eiehty-ninth- and giving an
idea OF what II proposed 10 do IN the new.
The old home has ffty-nine inmates. and has been
outgrown. The new building will accommodate
over hundred. II is In the colonial style, six sto-
ries high. built OF brick with marble trimming
and covers plot 100 by 100 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20
FERRYBOAT AND FLOAT CRASH.

While New-York Central Railroad tug was tow
ing a float loaded with freehtcars up the East
River yesterday morning the float in some way
shifted and came into collision with the ferry boat
Dakota. OF the Roosevelt-st line. The car float
contained twelve cars and the collision knocked
one OF them over on It's side. where II hung half
In the water. There were few people on the Da-
kota al the time OF the accident. and one was
injured Both the ferryboat and the tug with its
tow. prOceeded on tnair WV Alter q short hala..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20
yrRDER OYER ROrYDARY DISPUTE.

Corning. y. y. May IA quarrel over the
boundary limo Of farms AZ Jackson summit Togo
County Penn. resulted In murder NJ II o'clock
this morning. John Curry. forty years old, -hot
and killed Blake Wales. hfty years old
Tho men neiehbors. Curry also attempted
10 Kill a son OF Wales. but the hoy escaped after
he,ng shot In the face and elbow. The boy went
10 Iawrcncevillc Penn. and returned with con-
stable and posse OF citizens. Curry was captured
Z az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20
4 HORSE SNOW IN BOSTON NEXT YEAR

Boston, May l9.-At meeting Of tho Executive
Committee Of the Boston Horse Show dncorpo-
rated) held this afternoon the following directors
were elected: President. Eugene Thayer treasurer,
Frank Seabury; Francis Peabody, jr, j Murray
Forbes John z. Tnayer. Samuel w. Warren and
Eben D. Jordan.
II was voted TO hold horse show In Mechanics
Building IN tho week OF April II 10 y. inclusive.
next year The only change IN the personnel or the
BOARD OF Directors Is that T.. Y K Thayer IS elect
ed president IN place OF Frank Peabody, and NJ.
Jordan Is elected member ~ the Board tn place
OF Robert +. Hooper. who has resigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20
OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Chicago. May 19-The Board Of Directors Of the
Associated Press. In session to-day. elected the
following officers
President. Victor F. Lawson. Chicago. THE Daily
News and Chicago Record; first vice president.
Horace White The New-York Evening Post; sec
ond vice-president, Thomas g. Rapier. The New
Orleans Picayune': secretary and general manager.
Melville f. Stone; assistant secretary and assistant
general manager, Charles s. Diehl treasurer. John
AL Sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20

PLEASANT AVENUD-Supreme c9y.S
County OF New York. william J. VIZ
lett. Plaintiff. against Charles NJ. El!e3 ahs
others. defendants.
Ia pursuance OF a Judgment OF foreclos.
ure and sale. duly made and entered y
the above entitled action. bearing da.e -
10Th day Of April. lsos !. the undeIsiSne,It
the referee In said Judgment named ""
sell al public auction. at the New ,sv
Real Estate Salesroom. No. III Brosd"ss:
in the Borough OF Manhattan tn the ~
az New York. on the 25th day o. AS'
ls9s. at twelve O'clock noon, py -
Phenix Insraham 4 Co.. auctlonee's, "
premis~s in said judgment mentioned no A..
therein described as follows. "Au thas "a
tain lot. piece or parcel OF land. wta "a
building thereon erected. situate. lyins "a
being in the city Of New York Au
bounded and described as follows. 20 Va ~
OF Pleasan, Avenue. distant eishty.iou,ss
lsp feet and three % inches Nolthor
from the corner formed by the inteises
ton OF the Eastsrly side Of Pleasant 49,
niue. with 'hc Northerly side OF one nun,
dred and ;wenty-first Street, and runnlsy
thence Easterlv parallel with one hundieS
and twenty ilrst Street and partly thloutn
party wall ninety-eight (ss) feet, tnsn..
Nof;her.v ana parallel with Pleasant ~
nue. sixteen l6l feet and eight ~ nenes
10 the centre line OF the block; tnenaSG
Westerly along the same ninety-eleht ,so,
feet 10 the Easteriy side OF Pleasant Az.
nue. Aforesaid. and thence routherly aionS
, the same 81 sixteen ,i6, feet and s,gns ~
Dated New York. May "a. lsas.
DANIEL CLARK BRIGGS. Referee
WILLIAM c. DAVIDSON.
No. 200 Brosdwsy. New York City.
me following 10 diagram OF the p'e"S
'ses described In the foregoing notice -
sale known as No. 40 Pleasant Avenue. "
the Borough OF Manhattan. In the city y
New York.
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RrRGLARS ROB POSTOFFTCF SAPE.

Nyack " Y. May 70 burglars broke into the
postoflce At Spring valley before daylight this
morning and blew open the safe They stole about
900 in money and a large number o, stamps
Before robbing tho posioace the thieves went 20
several Of the nearest houses and tied the doors
shut with ropes. that the inmates could not get
out when the heard the explosion. Tho noise
woke up man, persons but they were unable to
got out Of their houses before the burglars had fed
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FORECLOsCRE SALES.
CEPHAs BRAINEEp. jr..
Attorney for Receiver.
a. Cedar St. y. Y. City.

S~~~~~~~>>~~y>~~~~~~~ ~>>S~~S~
SUPREME COURT. County o, R,cnmond.
NEW YORK. Plaiatg. against THE
STATEN ISLAND TRACTION COMPANY
formerly the Port Richmond and Pro-
hb.ton PARK Electric Railroad Company),
William J. Quinlsn. William Wheeler ara
Thomas +. Quinlan, Defendants.
In pursuance OF a judgment o, foreelos-
urc and sale made and entered IN TIE
above entitled acton on the on DAY o.
August. 1897. |. the undersigned referee
in said judgment named. will sell a, pub.
lie auction. at the front door q the Court
House at Richmond, IN the Borough Of
Richmond. City OF New York. on the 2ota
day OF May. 1895. at twelve o'clock noon.
by u. Phoenix Ingraham & Co. auction
GERS. the premises directed by said ,uts'
ment TO be sold herein. and described -
follows;
All the corporate rights. privileges.
properties. leases and franchises Of ne
the Port Richmond and Prohibition PARK
Electric Railroad Company. ard all ana
singular i,s appurtenances. merchandise
furniture and fixtures. dynamos. engines
machinery. tools and materials, and al
property acquired in the copstruccon, op-
GRAFTON and maintenance OF Us elec,1s
railroad. ari also all It's real estate ana M
terest theeein. and all It's tracks ana az ~
electric railroad situate In Richmond Coun,,
~. New York, and all real and PERSONA
property now owned or acquired in SAD
County by the said Railroad Company,
For a more particular description OK ne
premises and property 10 be sold here'n,
reference Is hereby made 10 the decree %
foreclosure and sale herein. on Me 10 tns
o'.ice u the Clerk OF the supreme Cou0
In and for the County OF Richmond.
Dated New York. April 9th. 1895
MICHAEL F.. FINSlGAN.
Referee
BUTLER. HOFFMAN. JoLINE s MN
DERSE. Attorneys for Plaintiff
81 Wall Street. New York CITY.
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SURROGATE NOTICES.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, by the grace Of God free and ln-
denendent. 10 Julia A. Collender, Kate q
sands. Agnes c. Pit. Grace c. Braids
and Julia Z. Marot,a. send greeting
You and each Of you are hereby cited
and required personally to be and appear
before robert +. Deyo. Esq. the Referee
annointed in the matter OF the compulsory
Accounting Of Lewis F silva and an.
other, as executors Of the last VIII and
Testament OF Hugh W. collender de-
ceased. to examine the account OF said
fermine all questions arising upon the
settlement OF said account, at his once
No. ll5 Broadway IN the Borough Of
Manhattan. City OF Ns~-York on the
10Th day 81 May. 1895. at three O'Clock 10
the afternoon on that day. and az such
other time and place as said accounting
NAV then be adjourned 10. TO attend the
said accounting. and such OF you as am
hereby cited as are under the age 81 2.
years are required 10 appear by your qua,
dian, II you have one. or. II you have
none. 70 appear and apply FOR one 70 b
appointed or IN the event o. your neglect
or failure 10 30 so. guardian VII! b
appointed by the Surrogate 10 represent
ana act sor you In the proceeding
In testimony whereof. We have causs1
the seal Of the Surrogate Court OF the
state OF New York 10 be hereunto s.ixsd.
witness Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald. Sur
rogate Of our said County, at me Borough
OF Manhattan. city Of New York. on the
2grh day OF March, in the year o. our
Lord one thousand eigh, hundred and
ninety eight
]. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
,Seall Clerk Of the Surrogate Court.
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n,,ds corporate members Of the American Board
Of Foreign Missions. The subject. The Church
Reckoning the World" was discussed by me t hev'
Comerville and the Rev. Sherman w Brown,
SPENCER The Rev. DR.. Scott. Of Leorninster' maze
the closing address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20

East i2ist Street.
Tho Approximate amount OF the lien
charge TO satisfy which the above a.
rcribed property Ia TO be sold Is - tSs.vo1
with interest thereon from the 18th day %
April. 1898: together with costs and ~
iowances. amounting to S2S. Il. with 10
terest from Apri. 3oth. 1898: together witn
the expenses OF the sale. The approximatS
amount OF taxes. assessments and wstss
rates which are 10 be allowed to the pu,1
chaser out Of the purchase money or pa"
Dated New York. May I'd. 1905.
DANIEL CLARK BRIGGS. RseereA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COCN-
TY.-In the Matter OF the dissolution OF
Electric Railway Company 81 the Caited
States.
Notice IL hereby given that ! will render
an account OF my proceedings as Receiver
Of the Electric Railway Company Of the
United states and will present the ZANE
and apply for an order directing q referee
70 take ard state said account ana dis
charging me as said receiver from further
liability. al Specirl Term, Part !, Of the
supreme Court, 20 be held AZ the County
Court House Borough OF Manhattan. In
the city OF New York. on the 2o,h day Of
May. 1895. a, 10 80 o'c.ock In the forenoon
OF that day, or as soon thereafter as coun-
sci can be heard.
Dated New York. April -. 1895.
ARTHUR INGRAHAM.
Receiver.
CEPHAs BRAINEEp. 3r..
Attorney for Receiver.
81 Cedar ST. y. Y. City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20
CONGREGATIONAL MEETING CLOSES

Greenfield Mass. May l9-The final session Of
the annual meeting Of COngroga tional churches OF
Massachusetts, held this forenoon AT the
business meeting the Rev. f c. Porter Lexington;
the Rev. c. II. Hamlin. East Hampton: f. j. Gum
Greenfield and Henry $. Lee, Of Springfield were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20
THE COLONIAL THEATRE.
NEW UPTOWN MUSIC HALL TO BE
READY 70 OPEN IN THE AUTUMN.

TIE new Colonial Theatre seems TO have dis-
ttnct point OF difference from the majority OF ne
pi opposed new theatres The dineFehce Is th4' 'n''
house gives every promise Of being built on piece
of real estate instead OF paper. IT is 10 De AT
the Boulevard and Sixty-ffth-st. Already the eN-
csva.on is complete. and soon the walls VIII begin
to rise.
The main facade fronts on s.xty-hfth-st"' ana 'ne
material IS to be pressed brick ana lhdiaha iii'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20
& PUBLISHERS.

-1-|~o~1N~-~~1~~1~~I1|~~-0-
WHAT can my child DO best 10 earn a
l,ying and win onward happiness 7
PhrenOlogy IS reliable guide. FOWLER
& WELLS 90. 81 East 2lst-s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20
LOST. '

HANDBOOK No. sOe, 37i Of tho Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing: any
pernon having claim to IL IA hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said pasetook can
ceUed and now one issued
LOST. -Bankbook No. al .O66 Bank for
Savings 2sO Shave. New-YOrk. pay
ment stopped Please return book 10 bank.
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DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.
@GTGNES DNSmYrn FRET

WATCHES INSURED FREE
We make AM REPAIR ali kinds o.
watches. putting them In perfect order as
cheap.y as possible. II the cos; is 500 or
over WE WILL GUARANTEE 10 keep IL
u perfect running Ger one year WITH
OUT EXTRA CHARGE. whether you drop
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f2o0 A YEAR KEEPS YOUR WATCH
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CN!IEp sTlTES OBSERVA TORY
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kEEsE'S WATCH STORE.
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EACItiNENV.

AT REDUCED PRICES. --oDO sccord hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed machinery bought and ex.
changed GEORGE q. EDDY. aSs Aadi-
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STORAGE.

THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. i65-is7-iGs Wes, 82d-st Stor-
age, moving. Telephone ia 3sth--rt.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
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only authentic book % 10 published. fToe
OUTFIT now ready: act quick. NATIONAL
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WANTED Active educated man teacher
or business man preferred salary week
~. Apply 10 Y. l5l 5th-ave.. seventh
floor. DODD. MEAD IL co
YOUNG MEMS CLUB. 2eG Eas. 7Sth-st,
recommends frat -class male help for pr,-
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II free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20
TIE NEW ST. LUKE'S HOME.

CORNERSTONE OF THE NEW BUILDING LAID By
BISHOP POTTER.
The cornerstone for the new building OF 81
Lukes Home for INDECENT Christian Females. at
One-hundred nd fourteenth-st. and the Boulevard
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS WANTED.

~O-o~~~.o~-N~~~~~~O-~>
"A LADY wants a few rooms or part u
house for housekeeping in the country.
Address. stating very lowest terms. GREY.
243 West lJth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20

DAYS WORK. Reliable woman goes out
by the day or week. first-class laundress,
cook and houseworker. G. NESS. 2lS West
iTth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20

DAYS WoRK.-By reliable Protestant
woman. housekeeping. washing. etc.
HAYES $40 West +Ith-,t.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-03-25
Gold from the Sea.

New York, March 22.-Gold worth $500
81 and rif!y-e;gl!t ounces of silver, worth
about $322, were the rest.; of an assay of
bullion sent to the United States assay
office last week by the ElcctrOlytic
Marine Salts Company of North Iuhec,
Me-, which extracted it from sea water.
The bullion showed fineness of .3l7! gold
ard .634 silver, the rest being some base
metal. Superintendent Mason of the
assay office said three years ago while he
was on the Pacific Coast the United States
Assayer at San Francisco, John w. Peck,
told him he bad been experimenting with
water from the Pacific Ocean and had
found that ton of sea water contained
about cents in gold. On that basis it
would take about $4,000 tons of sea water
to produce the bullion forwarded by the
Electrolytic Marine Company.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-03-25

General Recruit surveying lthe ball
rOom)-I think your ladies would make
excellent soldiers. Van Teel-Why 50?
General Recruit-They display 50 much
back bOne.-Harlem Life.
Loud now sings low. He tackled the
press, and is badly disfigured. He didn't
know it was loaded, but he'll know it
next fall.-IXpOsitor
The Mason ranch, comprising several
thousand acres of land in Mason Valley
has been sold to livestock company.
Grand Chancellor Jones of the Do
main of Nevada X. of Z. will be received
at Carson Lodge No. t., tomorrow even
ing. All Knights are requested to be at
Castle Hall. See notice in another col
umn,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-03-25
The Game Declared Off.

The San Francisco Chronicle publishes
an item in which it is stated that a chal-
lenge from the Berkeley girls to the
game Of basket ball was accepted bT wire
Monday. An inquiry at the State Uni
versity brought forth a denial of any ac-
ceptance whatever as far as the Nevada
girls were concerned. 1t is not on ac-
count of being afraid TO meet the Califor-
MIA girls, but the Nevadans have not been
practicing to any extent and are not pre-
pared to play in contest of such impOr-
tance.
1t had been arranged by the Berkeley
girls to pay all expenses of the Nevada
team and entertain them royalty, but the
game seems to be off.
jim Page, eX-District Attorney of San
Francisco, who appropriated, as admin
istrat0r Of a crazy man, several thCUosnd
dollars. and admits il, is now on his third
trial for the offence. He is staving off
conviction with tochincalitics and the
law seenIs unable to convict him.
Since the strike in the New England
cotton mills five months ago F. W. Day
has sold ii yards of Lonsdale for 81.
20 yards Of gingham for 81, 20 yards of
calico for 81, p yards nannellotte for ST.,
one doz. ladies embroidered fancy hand
kerchiefs for 30 cents. These are still our
regular prices rs cotton goods are lower
than ever.