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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Walter NJ Rogers. -. St Louis. No. and
Jean r Thompson. p, Cambridge, Mass
James A. Cahiil, "a. si2 Ellis street and
Kate A. Bent. %, 749 Folsom street
August Olson, 55. 1891. Clara street and
Hulda Mattson, "A, 1884, Clara street
Ralph J. Hail. -. i32 scott street and
Lucy Kelly. -, 4f9 Tenth street
Robert Luhn. y, 12s Diamond street and
Sadie J.. HUwstt, -. 3sS7 Seventeenth street
Alfred 9. Hanson, AZ. 236 Sixth avenue. and
Andrew Marsell, -. III Second street and
Frieda Bose, >. 2}S Harriet street
Charles A small. -, Banning, and GLADYS
T. Sibray 20 Portland, Or.
John A. shafer. % 200 Tennessee street, and
Katharine .. Murray. "a, 3l2h Castro street
Petersen. 20 ga Kearny street.
Anselmo A de Lima, 81. Benicia, and Mary
Joseph -, Benioia.
william L. Adams. % Los Angeles, and Ina
Burton VI. cameron 80. city. ana Mabel E.
Emile Hinrlchs. %, ss4 Broadway. and Rose
81. Gray. "a, So Broadway
Frank r. DANIELS, 49, 12SlF Broadway, AMI
NAY b. Trachy, 80, 3722 Army street.
Hubert J.. Stephens. 81. Santa Clara, and
Daisy H. Suooner. -, Watsonville-
Eliza Harris. 81. Gold Hill Ney.
Martin Jensen, ~ ss3 Third street. and
Johanne Petersen, A. 5J3 Third street.
Henry Hansen. -. san Rafael. and Sidse,
II. rhonsen. - 1872 Polk street.
Nlcn1las krenler. 81. 1923 iaarllin street. and
Helene stefrens. 2i I.se2 FfIbert street
Isaac klarnet- -. 6iTfa Green street. and
Hattie Peters -. Ii42 Golden Gate avenue
John A. kergan. -. rs Hyde street, and
NINA Parker. 20 800 Sacramento street
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THROWS LIGHTED LAMP
AT FLEEING BROTHER
John and Thomas Holleran Have
Row Over Paper That Leads to
Arrest

OAKLAND, Jan. 1L-In a row over a
newspaper tonight at their home. 15l9 At
lantic street, John Z. Holleran hurled a
lighted lamp at the head of his brother.
Thomas J. Holleran, while he was in full
flight, infiicting a scalp wound that was
dressed at the Receiving Hospital
Fortunately for the Holleran family the
lamp did not explode, but went out just as
soon as it struck the target.
The row started with demand from
John upon Thomas for the paper Thomas
refused to obey and words followed thick
and fast. Finally Thomas left the kitchen
for safety. Then John picked up the lamp
that Thomas had been reading by and
flung it. Thomas went down, and John
got the paper. But afterward Thomas
got the police and John was sent to the
City Prison and charged with battery.
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Bank Directors Chosen.

OAKLAND, Jan. 14.--The Central Bank
has elected John l.. Howard director
and Fl. NJ. Barry cashier. Thomas CreI-
Palmanteer vice president and manager.
The Oakland Bank of Savings has elect
ed as president. Isaac l.. Requa; vice
president. Henry Rogers; cashier w w
Gdrthwaite: assistant cashier, E.. G. Ha-
gar: directors, William r. Davis, Isaac L.
Redua, e. A Haines, A. Borland. James
Moffitt, Arthur a. Smith, George II. Col
lins. Henry Rogers, Horace Davis.
William II. High, assistant cashier of
the Union National Bank, has been elect
ed director of that institution.
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OFFICIAL.
The Original Little Louisiana Com
pany of San Francisco,
Established January, 1887.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Owing to the fact that numerous schemes
are placed before the public from time 10
time. we would respectfully call the attention
or purchasers of tickets to buy only from
responsible agents and to see that their tick
cts read as follows
THE ORIGINAL LITTLE LOUISIANA COM
PANY OF SAN FRANCISCO. ES-
TABLISHED JANUARY 1887
Each coupon will bear the initials in large
colored letters NJ & f on the face OF the
ticket. The following are the capital prizes
as decided by The Honduras National Lottery
Company. drawing January 10. 1906: No
1851 wins $500 90 sold in San Francisco;
No. 15,5I7 wins $1,000 90 sold in Portland,
Or; No. 9i.T34 wins $1,000 co. sold in San
Francisco: No. 1915 wins $500 90, sold in
San Francisco; Nos. 80 393 and 81. 121 each
win $3.50 CO. sold in San Francisco; Nos. 50.231.
1856. II. Io7 S6,T91 9O.O03 each win sIeo 90.
sold in San Francisco and Portland, Or
The following capital prizes were paid by
the above company for the December II. 1902,
drawing: Andres Alfonso, transport Sheridan.
san Francisco harbor. san Francisco. Cal.
$500 90; collected by Z. A. lesser & Co. 12e
Kearny ST., for client, $1,000 90; Mrs. L. Stahi,
Santa Clara ave, Alameda. Cal $1,000 co.
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New Telephone Company.

OAKLAND. jan 1.-THE Oakland Home
Telephone Company. with capital stock
of 100000 aRd franchise TO operate an
independent telephone system, filed arti-
cles of incorporation to-day.
The directors are w. c. Hall. San Fran
cisco: John r. Lutz Oakland: w T.
Selenger, Mountain View; E. j. Wilcox
Jr., San Francisco, and w. A. Beasley,
San Jose.
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Sls5 00O-Rerts $50 net ~ taxes. insurance and
repairs. modern brick and iron srr1e1-
ure- leased 20 one tenant. best Pay
Ing Investment on Market 81
SUFFER- ST.
sl51.500-ls7 .cAf57.G teat. DOB and improve
ne1ts eqse o. lai,g5Sis7 li,t.t5,54.7-, oiuo
Sl6l. ooo-One-half block from Powell s.: one
block rrou new 81 Francis Hotel anu
Flo1a tuiltlrc. lot oNllf feet
500. .00Q-Dauufou corner. annual rells' Sip.-
20. splendid brick structure; 10 stores
SER BRIcK APART8TENT House
So eoo-l+' rooms p oat as - =. is's''
Slf9O Uer annlm. .ot 4bAlsi'o IT,
GEART ST
SIS 0oo-Geary 81. downtown: C2-6xi5s % Il.
rents S3ss enis rarity improved
ss-500-One block nom Market: fine 3-story
Improvements. store and is rooms
atoFc- want o1cr
HA1GHr-Sr- CORNER
SO ooo-cossr g.ez,e-n Addisiaa: es .sx5l
ment and nals
HOWARD ST.. NEAR THIRD.
So >0o-Ino tr1utaEes. 40 feet on Howard: >
ssooo-Bush s' eioze 70 is6V5ii. Iot -42xls5
teet, rents $50. should be improved
for h1tei or apartment house
S-000o-pcst S., close to LeavenwCrth. Let
- -. Nf5l -6 It.. have lrst-Class ten
ant flr new building al 5000 per
months H-l positively Day Ter
cent net
5. -. .00o-surtsr st.. new fats; north side:
rents $50. lot Z7xll2,6 feet.
Sle.5Q0-I'ilrse Pacific fats. new. unsurpassed q
marine Elew. 80 feet frontage. pays
1e ger cert
SIS. .5o0-Vsn Ness ave. fats. moderns rents
SIo5
Ss.0o0-sVgell f6-room residence; elegant. So
lecr location. house cost SD o0o
alone rents $50 Per month
S6,Qoo-A-frt1Ity Post and TAYLOR sts-: > fats;
rents $50
S6.000-SeEen Oats. near Sixth s.; lot 50xso
feet reufs SEQ
s. 50o-EfE farE- rents $50 ouc-half block
from rosroffce.
SA75o-Gearv-st- corner. 62.6 feet frontage;
partly improved. a fine buy.
SPECk & CO.
6bI Market ST. OBJ kearny.
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NEAREsT THE CITY
D i! y ct g I VI; I55
oFFIcE: e16 MARkET ST.
REMoUAL NOTICE

CRAIG, COCHRAN & CO. funeral dfree-
tors and embalmers. formerly of % SO Mint
ave- have removed to their new and modern
quarters at 429 GOLDEN GATE AVE. Phone
South AZ.
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1AL rsrarE-cTry-FoR sALE
nrARkET 81.

0a1 Market st.. opposite kearny-
3 T. ESTATE AGENTS AED klNE COL
LECTORS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTICE-The secretary OF the san Francisco
Protestant Orphan Asylum Society herewith
reports that the following orphans and half
orphan girls and boys have been received at
1902 '.tlG IS Ja6arS On J. i1a Is RagnRd R ag ander
son years; Myrtle f. Caldwell years;
Nara = Caldwell years and months;
Anna n Nader 10 years; Maria NJ Nader.
years and 10 months. Rosa Rasmussen.
years, Amelia Rasmussen Q years. sadie @
Hamilton years Jessie Dunlap, years:
Lily NiendirCk. 10 years, Louisa Hansen. 10
years. Louisa Reythren. II years; Rudolph
Mueller u years, Walter Mueller. $ years;
years and : months. Clements Niendieck.
years; Sigred j.. Anderson, years and
months David T. Caldwell. years. Her
man Lindner. years and months; Louis
Hanson, years: EDDIE Conrad. years:
Lnartes Conrad. ) years; William Dreffen-
bacheT, years, Frank H Grosskrutz 3
gears, and Charles f. Grosskrutz. Z years
THE Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and
Home Society hereby gives notice that they
J. 1902 10 December 81 1892 the following
orphans and half-Orphsns boys and girls.
VIZ; Felix Uri. aged II yrs II mos; Annie
MANNER, aged Efs- mos, Fanny Manner.
aged : yrs mos; Arthur Lando. aged
"a 10 N mos: Irene Lando. yrs amos mos; Rose
4lizii. y US. mos; Rebecca Mill. ) yrs
DO mos, Matilda Mizll yrs 10 mos; Benz.
Schlocker. yrs.. Lillian Eisner l3 yrs.
Hugo Elsner. II 9rs 8 mos: Celia Eisner. 5
Zrs- II mos, Fanny Eisner yrs. mos;
Elsie Eisner- 4 yrs : mos. Alta Cohen. 10
yrs. . mos. annie Cohen yrs 5 mos: Men
Gel steyer, grs. mos; Mitchell Steyer, 3
yrs. . mos
THE following children have been received at
rne san Francisco Nursery for Homeless
children since last publication: Frank Car
ter half orphan, years months; Efhe
carter. half orphan 10 years 10 months;
Clarence Carter. half orphan, l. years s
months
LADIES' Chichester's English Pennyroyal pills
are the best Safe reliable Take other.
SEND 4. stamps FOR particulars. Relief for
ladies'. IN letter by return mail Ask your
ar..zg-st- Chichester Chem Co. Phila-. Pa
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSES;.
A-EMPORIUM Storage & Van Co; furniture.
household goods stored. moved. shipped 125
T5I Howard near Third; phone Grant I6l.
PIERCE -RODOLPH Storage & Moving Co. Of
fee Post and Powell sts.; tel Priv. Ex 571.
BEKINs Van and Storage c., $50 Market St
tel- Main ls4O; shipping a. cut rates.
GOLDEN West Storage: advances made; $40
Mlssion ST Tel. Howard s4l. F. w zehfuss.
PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com
rany: 80 Fillmore st; phone Jackson PSI.
sTAMAlERING On SUFFERING
sTAMMERING cured by celebrated Aelbourns
mcthoo az Van Ness MaTkt; best local refs.
GREAT BARGAINS IN TYPEWRITERS-W
sell better machines for less money than any
mouse IN the city, rentals s.. The Typewriter
Exchange. 536 California: telephone Main 26e
FOR typewriters. L. & n ALEXANDER 10
AlontgornerE ST exclusive dealers Smith Pre-
nnler IypeWriters. supplies for all machines
party used machines sold & new ones rented.
2D-HAND typewriters sold. rented. repaired.
" sDs.S- -gpeNrlter Inspec- Co. 200 Sansome.
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BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
BERKELEY REAL EsTATE.

Ss500-4-ROOM house. half block from; L. G
Ss50o-5-uoou house. % acres College ave
S1500-3-roou house. east OF Telegraph avenue
on Derby -.
g60o-s-room house; West Berkeley.
sl3oo-Lot 50x14s; Berry Bangs Tract: Ben
venue ave.
S5250-s- room house Chznniug way. between
Dana and Ellsworth sts
CHENEY & BERRY.
Next door to Post0fice Berkeley Cal
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LADIES' Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pills
are the best Safe reliable Take no other.
ladies'. IN letter by return mail. Ask your
ar--zg-st. Chlchestar Chem Co Phila Pa.
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BORN
MARRIED.

BAKER-TH1I1N cS-In this city. January 10.
1898, by the Rev. H. H. Bell, Warren G.
Baker and Sarah Z. Reeves both Of san
Francisco
BREW EWSTER-BRIFFETT-I this city, Janu-
airy l3, 1908. by the Rev. II. Il Bell. Fred
- Brewster of san Francisco and Hester
VI. BrIdett Of Bristol. EngIand.
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Builders Contracts.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW WESTERN HOTEL,

=
? NJ Murray. Nj X Guetztaff,
W Leonard n II c Berreman MERGED
Z s Barr, Neb F Priffe ST Joseph
r l. Abston, Ky o r PrindIe st Louis
q III Ferguson. Ky F Woltz, Kansas City
w Francher. Ala J Kady. Kansas city
A NJ Webb. Tenn 5 Mcmahon, Tenn
G Durch. Tenn ] G Croach, Tenn
B Calvin & VT. Ont VI Gardiner, Oakland
p Saer. New Orleans y Scott Oakland
L r Swinder. New OFT Sullivan PIT Richmd
T Marquette, King CtyP Aaher Pt Richmond
] Wood, Ft Worth Miss l. Robinson, Gilry
King, Sausalito Miss II Bullen Giroy
d + Cowley. Sausalitoi ID Burns HOLSTER
s Miller, OfNland 5 Hall. Hollister
] McCormackl Oakland Miss r Smith Oakland
J Clark. Oakland Miss d Holman OkId
w Wood. San Jose - Brown, Berkeley
j. T. Elliott. San Jose Golden, Berkeley
Z Sullivan Jose NJ z Smalley Hayp-rls
l. Forsse. Los Gatos G Reed, Haywards
c Mesquer. Los Gatos Miss Z Benson, Oaklnd
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail viii not be inserted. They must be handed
in 1T either of the publication offices and be
iudorsed with the name and residence OF per
sons authorized 10 have the same publ lshed.
BORN.
LAWRANCE-In this city. January 49, 1903
to the wife Of Frank Lawrance, son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-15
STILL LITTER HORIZONS.
". c. T. L. Pass Many Resolutions
to Fight Them.

The action Of the Emperor Of Germany in order
ing three hundred and twenty-five Mormon mission
aries 10 leave his dominion within thirty days 10
gether with Secretary Hays evasion Of their re-
o,,est for the protection Of the United States Gov
eminent was mentioned with approval at the an
nual meeting of the Eew-York County w. g L u
which has been in progress for the last two days
in the Metropolitan Temple, and His Majestys eX-
ample quoted as q goou one LoI coA94uei fl'iO-
in this country.
when the Emperor Of Germany refuses to toll
crate the enissaries Of this religion. said Mrs r
& Addy high time for US to be spreading the
truth among ourselves. and particularly among our
foreign population. We fear diseased aliens. which
is right, but we are allowing woman missionaries
10 poIlute the people morally and to bring In
multitude of their adherents from foreign coun-
tries"
Mrs. Emile D. Martin. whose paper was read. in
her absence by Mrs. L. Il. Van Auken said that
her department. that OF purity in literature ana
art had done heroic work against polygan1y- MRS.
Martin is q member Of committee appointed 10
work with the National ". c. T. Z. officers in
a-,rsign AGAINST MorrnonIsrn. and this committee
hss haen endeavoring to counteract Mormon Htera-
ture by similar means.
Tho whole tay was devoted to the reading OF re-
norts and election Of officers. and as result OF
Mrs Addyss report on work among foreigners a
resolution was passed urging Congress to enact at
its next session that fine Of 500 on steamship
corpanies be made every diseased allen brought
m this country Mrs Addy stated that the Com
missioner General Of immigration and the com
missioner at the port OF New-York approved this
measure.
The report on scientific temperance instrucuon
nrenared by Miss Jessie Fowler represented that
much good was being done in this department and
that school children refusing to eat and drink
ANYTHING which their physiologies condemned
Mrs Z. & Grannis extended an invitation to the
members to attend meeting in the interests OF
arbitration 10 be held IN the Metropolitan Temple
on Nav IS the day appointed by the international
Council Of Women that purpose, and some reso-
Iutions in favor Of arbitration, which had been
uassed by the international Council. were Endorsed
Mrs Frances A. WesteTfeId. the Vlce-pTes'deft,
rresided and the following officers were ELECTED:
PRESIDENT Mrs Helen J. Andruss; yice-president,
Mrs Mary Wiuslow: recording secretary Mrs N,
corresponding secretary. Mrs ~ IlrleLk4
/ = p pa bcock: treasurer DR.. p. J 3 Wait; y
secretary Mrs. Janette Beach: Loyal Temperance
/ legion SUPERINTENDENT Mrs. Eta jenkins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-15
PREACH POLYGAMY HERE.
Mayor Lo1o Not Likely to Renez0
Permits to Mormon Elders.

Mayor Low Is considering whether he shall grant
any permits in the future to Mormon elders to
preach in the streets OF the city. Permits have
elders on presentation Of credentials signed by
President Snow OF the Church OF Jesus Christ Of
Latter Day Saints. Of Salt Lake City
Armed with these permits. signed by the Mayor.
the elders mostly all young men. have been preach
ing the gospel in Harlem and in the Borough OF
The Bronx They have refrained from preaching
polygamy or referring to IL. but recently
complaints came 10 the Mayors Office that this
practice had been defended The preachers ap-
pIications for new permits have been practically
held UP. the Mayor has not yet taken any action
on them and IT is said that he is likely to decline
to grant any permits.
In the absence OF the Mayor. Assistant Secretary
Moran. who has the handling Of ali these permits.
said yesterday that the Mayor had nothing 20 do
with the question OF sect in granting the permits
but that the statute said that he might IL his
discretion grant such permits TO clergyman o
minister OF any denomination TO preach in the
streets Of the city. and where the applicant was
not the pastor OF city church he must obtain and
attach his application letter from some pastor
some religious body church workers society
conducting religious work IN the city Of York
certifying TO the Mayor that the applicant was a
clergy minister, and recommending 70 the
Mayor that he grant the applicant a permit
II is expected that the Mayor viii be in a posi-
ton to decline granting the Mormon preachers a
permit. for the that they viii not Be in
position comply with the provisions In getttng
from any religious Organization body OF church
workers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-15
SAID PARROT WAS WITH HIM.
Witness Declares Mrs. Townsend Told Her
Of Message from Dead Husband

For the first time since its beginning spirituasm
was brought into the Townsend will case yester-
day. Surrogate Thomas. IN telling counsel for the
contestants Of the Will. Mr.. Dodd. not TO make
accusations unless he could prove them. gave an
ing:
This is the second day. and you have proved
nothing yet
1t has been alleged that Mrs. Townsend before
her death had been under the control OF spiritual
ists and that when died many spirituaiists
present
Dr. Davis, one OF the subscribing witnesses TO
the WILL cross-exarnined by Mr.. DOdd. testified that
Mrs. Townsend had left him $4,000 in will made
in 1900 but that she had left him OF the later
viii because she had found out that II he
Iegatee he could sign the will subscribing
witness. In lieu Of the legacy, however. she gave
him $4,000
Jane Potter. a Iegatee. and Mrs Harriet e Dun
can. a companion OF Mrs. Townsend. were spirit
ualists. DR.. Davis said. Mrs Townsend had told
band and SON a week before her death she told
him she had been believer in spiritualisrn for forty
years. but had never got any good out OF II. and
any one else
Mrs Duncan. called to the stand. testified
garding a seance at Mrs WiIliams's- Witness
had vision Of Mr.. Townsend and mis- son. Harry
house. Mrs. Townsend told her she believed when
she was in Mrs. Wiiams's house that she could
see her husband and and talk with them
Mrs Walker testified that Mrs. Townsend had
told her when she talked with her dead husband
that he had told her that parrot that they were
fond Of and which had died. was with him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-15

hoard read ike a bit from the Arabian Nights"
.n II were huge silver cranes. each four feet high
with the silver pine trees rising behind them and
silver tortoises at their feet. standing amid foamy
flowers and cleaning silk and glass Beside the
plate OF every guest was bonbonniere forne1 OF
a miniature crane and tortoise beautifully mod
eIled in silver and enamelled IN the exquisite fash
ion OF Japan These were the gifts of the Emperor
10 his guests The signifies long life, the pima
happiness. the tortoise riches The service was
superb a footman every guests. in EVerles
OF black and gold The Empress wore gown made
European fashion. with long train. The brocace
was Of silver with a design OF phoenix pumes
upon it None but the royal blood can wear the
representation OF phGnix feathers. and her mai
esty slight and small. described "A very
wrath OF royalty wrapped in trails OF misty silver.
the long CLEANS breaking from her crown OF dla-
mond stars. giving the effect OF the edge or .
sword wn,rled In the sun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-15
WARE COCKTAILS, NAN AND FLATTERY
Advice of Miss Grace Noble TO Professional
Women.

Chicago MAJ H-Miss Grace Noble, who Is 10
manage Eew-Y0rk playhouse next year, al a
rseetlns OF HUI House Woman's Club, SAID;
-~oottsfls man and natterv are the three evils
shst the professional woman must shun Just as
completely as the ambitious must turn his
hack against wine. woman and song She is sus-
oeptibie 70 them ALL and each is q barrier 10 sue
she declared that society women were victims OF
rhe cocktail q often professional women
-Tsl,, SIC added the society woman has not
esreer ~ ruin She may rest at home and recu-
re-zta while the professional woman has TO con
iirI5e ysffb her work matter how unfit her nih1
g. ,-,l. s.id that success 10 the professional
vvo,e <Dfsfed greater prfvatiOn. longer STUDY sid
more suffering and disappointment I-@H -
Professional u1a1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-15
FUND FOR SCHOOL FOR NEGRO YOUTH
Subscriptions Received in Gratifying Num-
Der By Union A. NJ. E. Conference

At the continuation yesterday Of the ninety
first session Of the Union African Methodist
Episcopal Conference IL was reported that sub
scriptions were coming IN IN gratifying number
for the fund wherewtth to purchase plot Of
ground on which 10 build a school for the educa-
ton OF cOlored youths Bishop Pulley In his ad-
dress told OF new three story brick building
purchased for 81 500 IN Wilmington for the pub
fishing department and book room OF the con
ference He also informed the delegates that
the Baltimore Conference, just organized, had
for 60 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-15
UPHoLDs SCHOOL REPAIR WORK.
Corporation Counsel Sustains Letting
Work Without Advertising

Corporation Counsel Rives has sent to President
Rogers OF the Board OF Education opinion
tanning the practice of Superintendent Snyder Of
the Building Department. OF awarding small con-
tracts for emergency work in the schools to tbs
lowest bidder without advertising
Controller Grout had observed that some OF the
vouchers for small amounts which were frequently
registered in his Office, were for work not recorded
among the Advertisements and called the attention
OF President Rogers TO that fact Mr. Snyder's de-
fence that the charter permits expenditures not ex
ceedinz 81 600 to be made without advertising was
sustained by Mr. Rives-
1t was on the letting OF similar contracts Tor
repafr work that Controller Cfrout recently made
charges OF rregulsrity in Commissioners Sturgis 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-15

en+ in Worcester could possibly deude himself or
anybody else by asking. like the Old meas eheI,
Am | reposing Il bed OF roses 2 II long ago
became pafeut TO every that any man who con-
sented to become superintendent OF the Worcester
echoois would find himself q storm centre of ward
politics a football for ward politicians OF the
1neanest TYNE e-,jetent-wouid be thwarted, bulhed
-5cie5 al lied about. Probably IL sonnet hing
Of this denlorabe sort that Mr. Carroll had IN mind
when at last months conference he said
There rs not a or any professional standlng
that would dare TO come here Know now 81 M
y-yCr Won would like have for your superin END
ont who win never venture TO risk their proIes-
sio1al repurat ions by coming to Worcester -,
There is certainly plenty OF work ahead for the
Worcester Woman's Club.
When the Emperor and Empress of Japan ceie-
brated their silver wedding anniversary not long
ago the main feature OF their entertainment con
sfstad Of banquet Descriptions Of The festive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-15
FAREWELL TO MISSIONARIES.

The Rev and Mrs. Courtenay H Fem. who had
such a memorable experience during the siege Of
Picking by the Boxers. will soon sail for China 70
resume their work in connection with the Pekins
Mission Of the Presbyterian Board OF Foreign Mis-
sions The Rev. and Mrs William K Eddy and
the Rev and Mrs. George c. DoOlittle. who are
well known in connection with the Syria Mission
o@ -ba Presbyterian Church, also 70 sail
a farewell meeting Will be- given these six mis-
sionartes at noon IN the board room OF the Pres
hIStarian Board OF Foreign Missions. No 15S Fifth
ave. Friday