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CLAIRVOYANTs.
PROFESSOR PAUL pEsT


PROFESSOR PAUL DESTINE.
The First Registered Trance Clairvoyant an1
Palmist Ever in San Francisco.
/ do hereby soemnly agree and guarantee 10
make you no charge If 1 fail to call you by
name tell your occupation and what you called
for; promise to tell you whether husband,
wife or sweetheart X true false: / will tell
you how to gain the love of the one you most
desire even though miles away; in fact ! will
tell you every hope, fear ambition better
than you can tell yourself; ] viii straighten out
your affairs and give you luck that wins sue
cess IN love, marriage, business. mining, spec
ulation, health, recovering buried treasures
lottery, employment and better positions: no
matter what trouble you may have call and l
VIII help you or charge nothing for my serv-
ices. 81 this week
32G-O' FARRELL ST-326.
ISMAR. the Egyptian gypsy, clairvoyant and
paimist, permanently located at 1104 Market
St, cor. Turk, private readings daily 10 m.
to o pm; readings by mail satisfactory as
IN person; -yquestions answered 81; full life,
50; send lock Of hair. date and year of birth;
don't send currency. Send postofhce, Wells
Fargo money order registered letter.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


A-MURRAY & READY. O.. Phone Main 5s4s
634-636 Clay st.
Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
FREE FARE FREE FARE
.................. DAY ..-......-.....-....
OREGON STATE. ........ NEVADA STATE
cnAioWIa5 &Np e OTHER couNT9Es MI ANDhLhe
LABORERs. TRANSFERS -.ROCKMEN
;:;;;:-.-..- DR11A-EKS, ETC ...--..;...,
FREE ........... FREE. FREE
ARIZONA .......................
CLOSE TO........
Grand, beautiful winter climate; i,i1sse best in
America; thousands upon thousands go from
all parts Of the world to winter there.
FOR CLIMATE ALONE. .........
Y0ffff -----'----'-.- 1G7r ~
Can go there too and get a good steady
job at 81 day wages. We ship you close to
Prescott, the great mining center; great
mining country. via the great Santa Fe r. r.
railroad car daily containing so persons. -.
TpA TPAT IF ''''..;;.;,c:;;p o,r,co.l WANT TO GO
Fare 90 CioaI SII,ers FKP.E
......-.....-... BIG WAGES -...............
stonemasons, R.R. work, free fare.
Pipehtter, factory. So so day; steam shovel
engineer, r. r. work; machinist sawmiII.
500; foreman and assistant foreman, same
planning mill, Arizona, good wages; stable
man, city. $50; hoster, city livery, $50 AMI
found; coachman with references, $35 and
found; % farmhands. ranch teamsters chore-
men, choreboys and mixers; pruners; Ia
borerS and teamsters, city and country;
woodchoppers temakers; men to make pick
cts. posts and ties: shingle-bolt makers.
Superintendent FOR FOR iogging 46Tsir crew. log with
wheels; car leaders for woods, $50 and
found; entire crew for woods; tree fellers.
north see boss here ~;
Lunch cook. saloon, '$12 week; camp cook,
small place. $50; cooks, other jobs; wait
ers, dishwashers and kitchen help. p..........
Bakers helper. country shop. $25 and found;
butcher for ranch. $40 and found; slaughter
butcher, country. $50 and found; boy for
bakery.
For Other Jobs See
MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay St
A-wILJIAM DOHERTY. steam shovel run
ner, communicate with us. MURRAY &
WAITER. country restaurant. $s week and
room; drug clerk. country store, $50; butcher
fare 81 80. $40 and found stableman mar
ried or single. country $40; cook, small
x botsi nJar so dg Sgo Gun Da6er G9u
RAY & READY. 634-636 Clay st.
COACHMAN. $50; choreman for mining board
ing house. $25; orchardist, $50 and found:
cook and wife and dishwasher for country
found; waiter. country hotel. $50 and fare
advanced; and others. ]. F. CROSETT &
CO. eos Sacramento St
ANDRES office. 316 stockton st-Cooks.
walters and dishwashers, city and country;
chcreman, German private place, SIS; assist
ant gardener. S25; kitchen hand. $25; porter.
$50. etc.
A-MAN and wife cook and helper in a
mining camp. SO a month and increase see
party here Monday from to 4. MISS
PLUNKETT, 425 sutter St. near Powell.
A MAJ and wife: cook for number of men: $40;
see party IL o'clock. Mrs Norton. 313 Sutter.
RELIABLE young man who understands some
thing about camera construction and can
make repars. EASTMAN KODAK CO.,
643 Market ST.
MIDDLE aged for general work around
road house. wages $40 per month and found.
Call at Miramar Villa Ocean Boulevard
FIRST CLASS barber wanted. 23S O'Farrell
street.
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- rRANcIsco CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the san Francisco
Can. corner Market and Third streets; open
untu , O'Clock every night in the year
BRANCH OFFICES-52T Montgomery street.
corner Clay. open until $3.50 p- m.
500 Hayes street; open until $3.50 p m.
Sg3 McAuister street: open until $3.50 p. m
Cl5 Iarl1.n street; open until 3:30 p m
l9sl Mission street; open till 10 p. m.
22Gl Market street, corner Sixteenth; open
until u-
1r6 Eleventh street; open until p. m.
1096 Valencia street; open until 3 p. m.
Northwest corner of Twenty-second and Ken
tucllv streets: open untn p. m
eeO0 Fillmore street; open until p. m.
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PERSONALS.
DIR G. 5. MOORT7S
sCIENTlTIC HAIR RFSTORFR

IL u >. AOORES :
SCIENTIFIC HAIR RESTORER
a positive cure for eczema and an diseases OF
.he scalp; guaranteed TO stop hair from falling
Win tnlee applications. viii positively grow
, mar On the worst OF bald heads: he challenges
ne werid 10 equal this remedy. preparations
seAt t 70 all parts Of the world; see pictures and
honlais at office; send for circular So
" arreH st.: phone Black 90 s. F.
ANY one suffering with rheumatism who VIII
SEM address and 81 currency or poStOfdce
money order wiz receive in return two
recipes never known TO fail. one Tor Internal
and one for external use with full direc-
tions' can be put UP at any drug store at
small cost. Address Wonder Remedy Co,
p q. box 243S San Francisco. Cpl
The Star Hair Remedy restores gay hair. i'm
proves IT'S growth. stops falling. cures daldruS
and itching scalp: no stain or sickness;
cleanses scalp: at druggists. hairdressers' ac-
Cept no substitute. Star Remedy Co.. 3S5 Geary
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EMPLOYMENT wANrED-FEMALE.

COMPETENT girl wishes situation as cook;
references: wages $50 to S35- Russell St,
bet. Union and Green; tel. Larkin 323S.
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A BOY about IA years Of age wanted for er-
rands and light office duties by leading man
ufacturing concern $50 per month Address
Errands. box 200. Call office.
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woman wants housework or
cooking in exchange for board and lodging
for husband; experienced. Box $50. Call.
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COMPETENT young woman wishes situation
as housekeeper in Protestant family; $50.
Box 627, Call
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ASTROLOGY, palmistry, cla1voyance; crystal
life readings; names. dates. events; questions
en- mind everything revealed, or $500 for
feited. NorInado Sortielly. KING of Life Read
ers, $50 Bush mr. Powell; tel. Black 5251,
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for free information concerning positions sal
aries, qualifications, etc. Room sos. 927
Market ST.
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CHURCH SERVICES.

SWAMI RAM NJ. A lectures Monday ana
saturday evenings AT Golden Gate Hall, GO
Sutter ST.; free; private class sundays and
Thursdays . D. m.
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BOOKKEEPER wanted to take the manage
ment of the office in a large retail house in
the city; must be about 80 years of age Ap-
ply by letter, stating age. where last
plOyed and salary required. box 626 Gail.
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Turk st.
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WOMAN wants washing and mending at home
80 Jones St
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MISS NJ. WILLIE, $50 Ellis St, clairvoyant,
crystal seer, reads your life correctly without
questions names given ;5Cc. 81 ;tel Sutter 1905
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WINCHESTER House. "A Third ST., near Mar
ket-200 rooms; 25c to 81 80 per night; 81 so
TO SO week; convenient and respectable; Tree
bus and baggage to and from ferry.
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10 Scandinavian farmers for large ranch. $50.
..--..... HOTEL DEPARTMENT .........
Broiler. country hotel, $50: waiter and wife,
country hotel, $40; walters, country hotels.
G. r. HANSEN & CO..........429 Bush st.
Branch Office ice-----.-..-..........6 $40 Clay st.
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MEN-Our free catalogue explains how we
teach the barber trade in the shortest pos
sible time; BARRIERS are in great demand
MOLER SYSTEM COLLEGE, $50 Clay 81.
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GOLDEN WEST Council Royal x$x
Ar,anum meets THIS DION- SGll2A
DAYD EVENING, at s o'clock. EABta
- Fourth St &%~
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AT c. r. HANSEN & CO S. Phone Grant 1S5
................ WANTED ................
Man and wife. waiter and waitress. country
Waitress. Carson city. New. fare paid $25
30 Mattresses city and country 49,. .x25-S2O
Cook ProtestanO. institution ...........S S30
Chambermaids city and country $50
Chambermaids. south fare one way 500
working housekeeper, country hotel so
1roher country ........-...-..S .SzV ana 1ound
fancy lrOner, country ....... 300 ana 1ound
Housegirl, in family. good nome. -. S!9
woman with child. housekeeper -- ST.
Day nurse. institution .......-.-.-.. so
Cooks, housegirls. second girls. nurses. S15-$3O
Z. X. HANSEN g. CO........42 429 Bush st.
HOTEL waitress $2I: cook. $50; 4 second
girls, $25; 10 house girls, $50; cooks, $50;
cook institution, S25; nurse, $50. MRS.
NORTON, 313 >Sutter st.
WANTED-Young girl for general housework
in Alameda: wages 500; small family APP
ply 2SO2 Pine St s. F., on Tuesday, at 1O
a. m. and l:30 p m
A-sHIRTMARERs and fnishers. EAGLE
SON CO., $50 Market St
GIRL for light housework; small family; good
home. 113f Turk st.
WANTED-Girl for small restaurant to wait at
table and help in kitchen. 2oS First st.
YOUNG girl for general housework; wages $50.
435 Third St
Girl. for general housework and cooking. All
Golden Gate ave. before l p. m.
WANTED-Girl to assist in general housework.
344S Twentieth ST.
WANTED-Y Young girl to assist in housework:
must sleep at home; good wages. 2So2 Pine.
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WANTED-Laborers and mechanics to know
that Ed Rollxn Reno House proprietor. still
runs Denver House, 217 Third St; $50 large
rooms; 25c per night; 81 to 81 per week.
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NINE. NJ. BERNARD,
THE FAMOUS

j
Clairvoyant and business medium, permanently
located at Il Third St. next Examiner bldg,
she reads your life correctly gives an accurate
description OF the past, reveals the present hap
penings and portrays events to occur in the fu-
ture; If you are in trouble, discontented or not
satisfied in life, or have domestic, love or busi-
ness troubles consult this great medium and
YOU will be told how to overcome them; vaiu-
able advice in all affairs of life; 25c up salts
faction guaranteed. Tel. Black 45G9
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wANTED-Recrufts for the Marine Corps u
S. navy: able-bodied men of good character,
between the ages of p and 80; not less than
5 feet inches and not over s feet 1 inch;
able to speak and read English. For further
information apply at the recruiting offices.
40 Ellis ST., San Francisco, Cal; Masonic
Hall $50 X St, Sacramento Cal: and L. S.
Custom-house. 2225 North Main ST, Los
Angeles, Cal
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MRS. BROWN. clairvoyant card reader: ladies
25c gents 5oc; readings daily. 132 Sixth st.
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WANT ads and subscriptions taken for The
Call at Eaton's Bazaar. 633 McAllister St
A BRANCH office FOR Call advertisements and
subscriptions has besE established at lO96
Valencia st
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A-MURRAY & READY. Phone Main 5S4S
634-636 Clay st.
Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
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HEALD'S SCHOOL OF ELECTRICAL ENGI-
NEERING-Thecry. demonstration, construc-
tion laboratory and shop work; thoroughly
practical; day. night. "a Post; catalogue free.
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............... For Nevada -.......-.......
Ship To-day y............-..........F Free Fare
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YOUNG man to learn waiting on table;
restaurant. I26 Ninth St
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ers ot TIE Union Trust Company of san Fran
CISCO " u be held a. the onice Of the COM
pany in the Onion Trust Companv's building
corner 'ost Montgomery and Market sts
san Francisco, Cal. on MONDAY. the 2d
cay ot February. 1905. the hour OF O'clock
o. m, for the purpose Of electing a board of
directors 70 serve Tor the following year the
amendment Cf the bylaws OF the company
and The transaction OF such other business as
may come before the meeting.
J. " EEILMAN Se~-e+arx-
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BARBERS-For sale, 2-chair shop; must be
sold. 921 Harrison st.
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4 " IAl. lIeetirl-Ine regular annual meet
ing Of the stockholders OF The California
sugar Refinery viii be held al the office Of
tle company. 32I Market ST, san Francisco
la--. Oh MONDAY. the % day Of February.
1903. the hour of II o'clock a. m. for the
purpose OF electinE a board OF directors to
serve for the ensuing year. and the transac-
rion ~ such other business as may come be-
Ierary
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............For Chatswcrth Pari. -.
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Office hours. 10 a. m. to S p. m. Prices
within reach Of all. 1t costs more to con-
suit him than those less competent n
SPECIAL THIS WEEK. ~
LIFE LINE OR BUSINESS. SOC
PARLORS 2 AND 3 1035 MARKET ST,
Between Sixth and Seventh
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EDUCATIONAL.

MRS. SHAFFER clairvoyant card reader: sit
tings daily. 44s1a Jessie St. bet 9th and 6tn
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NINE. RAVENNA will give full life reading
for 50c one week. Fourth st.
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ATTENTION. RiggeB and szseA
YedOres-rhere Viii be a l~ITn-N
special meeting THIS .-zz.4ee -e-e1aahs.=s
fNoNDAED EVENING. 7@=-ze=sz-sz--
\ o'clock, Tor the transaction of important
business A full attendance is requested.
By order
THOMAS BRYANT President
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snsCELLAxEoUs-FOR sALE-COn.

. H P MARINE gasoline engine: direct con-
nected: all cozaplcte. H 5 WHITE ISO-I5@
Beale ST.
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WANTED-A competent lumber bOOkke eper
ard stenographer for mill office: state salary
expected; references required Box 1T5. Call
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AT c. r. HANSEN & co S.. Employment
Agency, 429 Bush st....-.......6 .642 Clay St
............... Ship To-day ...............
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-11-13
In The Social Realm.

Last night was busy one in society
There were more than the usual number
OF entertainments in progress. Besides
the Bazar at Carvel Hall there was an
oyster roast given by Miss Mary Randall
to her many friends; a beautiful card
party given by Mrs. K. I. Pollock at
her home at Goldsborough Row, Naval
academy; reception by Mrs. Arthur
Newton Brown, and the greatest social
event of the season, the reception in
honor of Admiral and Mrs. Dewey given
by Superintendent and Mrs. Brownson
at the Naval Academy.
The several social functions kept so
ciety folk busy throughout the afternoon
and evening There was also dinner
given last night by Lieutenant and ars
Harris Laning aboard the Dolphin &c
" h ch number of the Naval set We re
invited. MRS. Laning is a cha ming
hostess and last nights dinner was :
most attractive affair.
Mrs. Murray, wife OF Pay Director J.
ID. Murray, U. S. NJ. has invited few
friends this afternoon to small tea
given at ACTON in honor of Admiral
and Mrs. Dewey.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-11-13
Colored Schools Closed.

Colored schools throughout Anne
arundel county held their last session OF
the scholastic year today unless some
plan of relief is devised during the COM
ing Of the Legislature. The schools
opened early in September and conse-
quently the school term for colored
children has lasted only little over two
months This state of affairs has been
brought about by the fact that a recent
decision Of the Couit of Appeals necessi
tated change in the manner of the dis
tribution of the State Public School fund
from the manner in which the differen
comptrollers had always apportioned it.
This change greatly decreased the
amount put at the disposal of counties
having large population. Anne Arundel
has the largest colored population Of
any county in the State and School
Examiner Wathen has found it impossi-
bic to keep the colored schools open
longer than this short period. The term
Of the white schools will also be con
siderably curtailed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-11-13
CIRCUIT COURT MATTERS.
Arrangement For Violations oi
The County Liquor
Laws.

The Circuit Court spent the morn
ing in the consideration of charges of
various violations of the county liquor
laws. Quite number OF persons were
arraigned and in some cases there
vas more than. one indictment, each
containing one or more counts.
All but one of the cases shared the
usual fate of cases of this nature, there
beings a failure Of conviction for want
of proof The exception was in one
of the cases against George BrumDel.
charged with selling liquor in the
Third district, contrary TO the prohib-
ition law On this count Brummel
plead guilty. One other count was
tried before the Court and there was a
verdict of not guilty and four other
counts were abandoned
Andy Guiskynesly was charged with
selling liquor in the Second precinct
of the Fifth district, but demurrer
TO the Indictment was sustained.
Professor Patton, alias Howell
was acquitted of selling liquor with
out license, and the State abandoned
the attempt to prove Benz @. Martin
guilty of selling liquor to minors.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-11-13
SOCIAL DIRECTORY.
THOSE WHO HAVE DAYS AT HOME.

Mrs Engene Walk has left cards de-
noting that she will receive her friends
on Tuesdays of January 5 and io.
Mrs. ] dep. Douw is at home. in
formally, to her friends on Tuesdays. at
"Leuwarden, Murray Hill.
The Misses Walton, Frances street. are
at home on Mondays.
Miss Shafer and NJ iss Beck will be at
home to friends, Fridays, November 10th
to 27th, at their residence on Church
Street.
Mrs. Schouler. wife Of Rear-Admira.
John Schouler, u. 5. NJ, who resides on
Maryland Avenue, has changed her day
at home from Thursday until Monday.
In the future Mrs Schouer will be "at
home" to her friends on Monday.
Mrs. Willard Howard Brownson,
wife of the Superintendent of the
Naval Academy, is at home to her
friends Wednesdays after 4 o clock.
Mrs. Badger, wife of Commander
Charles J. Badger, Commandant Of Mid
shipmen. and Miss Badger, are at home
at the Naval Academy, 50 Upshur Row,
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Arthur Newton Brown, "a tate
Circle, wife of Prof. Brown, Naval Acad
emy, will give an afternoon reception on
Thursday. November 10Th.
Mrs. William Frederick Halsey will
receive her friends on Mondays during
November at No. 8. Blake Row, Nava
Academy.
Mrs. Frank H stockett will be al
home to visitors on Tuesdays in Novem.
Der at her residence at Murray Hill
Mrs. Fell, wife of President Fell, Of ST
Johns College, is at home on the frs
and third Tuesdays Of the month
Mrs. LeBreion and Miss LeBrelon, oi
Maryland avenue and Prince George
street. will be at home to callers or
Thursdays.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-11-13
ST. FAITHS BAZAR.
Dainty Articles Sold BY Fair
Hands At Carvel Hall.

The annual bazar of ST. Faiths Guild
OF ST Anne's parish. which has for its
object raising funds for the purpose of
building parish house. was held yester-
| day afternoon in the large dining room
of Carvel Hall. A portion OF the room
was devoted to the sale Of fancy articles.
tea, chocolate. flowers &c, and small
tables were scattered about other parts OF
the room. There was beautiful array OF
| flowers with dainty and attractive tables
on which articles TO tempt the eye were
displayed. Wax tapers and colored lights
heightened the effect not TO mention the
charming women and young girls in
evening dress who served the patrons.
The officers of the Guild are Nrs. Sam
uel Brooke. president. under whose man
agement the bazar was given; Miss Mar
garet V artin, vice president, Miss May
Tate. secretary and Miss Ellen Haber-
sham, treasurer. The tables last night
were presided over by the following la
dies:
Remembrance Table Mrs. Edwin ID.
Pusey. On this table were gifts sent from
everywhere by persons who had in some
way been connected with St Anne 5
Church in the past
Caramel Table = Miss jamie Pevell.
Miss Winchester.
Fancy Table Miss Habersham. Miss
Martin, Mrs Weems Ridout.
Cake Table - Miss Anderson, Mrs.
Westbrook
Stock Table Miss Lucy laude.
Tea and Chocolate Table Mrs. Frank
A. Munroe, Mrs. w. Meade Holiday.
Those serving were Misses Evelyn
Green, Burton Starr. Nevitt. Laura, and
Charlotte steele, Elizabeth Randall. De
borah Halsey. Mariana Fullam, Eugenia
Huse. Elsie Melvin, Miss Beehler and
others.
The sale and bazar lasted from to 10
p. IN. after which an auction was held
with Mr.. Frank A. Munroe auctioneer.
The bazar was a success financially and
socially and reflects credit on the ladies
having the affair in charge. The receipts
amounted to over $50.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-11-13
SPECIAL MEETING TONIGHT
The City Council To Reopen
Subject of King George
Street Paving.

Mayor Jones has called special
meeting of the City Council for to-
night for the purpose of reopening the
subject of the kind of filling co be
| used ON the new paving of King George
street. At the regular meeting of the
Council ON Monday last resolution
was passed which stated the sense of
| the body to be that sand should be
used as filler insted of concrete, or
grouting as il is technically known.
This resolution was to be used by
the contractor TO induce the United
States authorities TO allow them to
! make the change. At the meeting to-
night there is no doubt that this sec
tion Will be reversed as the resolution
passed by vote of To and at least
two of the members who voted in its
favor have expressed determination
TO reverse the action. City Counsellor
Riley is one of the members of the
Council who voted for the resolution
| allowing the change, but after consid-
ering and consulting with competent
practical men he has decied TO vote 20
| insist on the carrying out of the orig
inal contract. He said
1.-THE matter of the change in the
| filling of the King George street pave
ment was brought to my attention by
| the members of the Street Committee.
As | stated at the meeting on Monday
do not pretend to be able to say
which is the better pavement but
| voted for the sand because the argu-
| ments in its favor seemed stronger at
| the time. These arguments were three
in number. |. That the sand would
lend itself more readily to repairs.
The grouting, we know by experience,
| compels the chiseling up ofevery brick.
2. That it would be double assurance
| besides the insertion of expansion strips
| against the upheavels of the pavement
on account of the heat expansion which
| occurred last summer. 3. That there
would be less noise from the sand
| filler. About the only argument used
against the sand filler on Monday even
ing was that the contractor would
save money by it, This reason | re-
gard as trifling.
'Since the meeting, however, have
| consulted with persons who are eX-
perts in this line and whose opinions
are, of course, much better than mine.
A number of interested citizens have
| also spoken to me about it, and l find
that the expert opinion is that the
grouting is, ON the whole, more adap-
ted to the work, especially so ON
street like King George street, whore
the traffic Will be very heavy. The
sand, they state, will not hold the
bricks as firmly together, the bricks
will be more liable TO chip, viii H0t
last so long and the sand filling in
connection with the inch or two of
sand underneath will be decidedly un-
sanitary. These men all state that
the change should not be allowed and
| am willing to take their opinions
as authoritive. -