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New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
OBITUARY..
THOMAS c. JENKINS.

Pittsburg. Oct 25-Thomas c. jenkins. one Of the
best Known business men of Pittshur-, and several
times millionaire died his home here early this
morning from a complication OF diseases. lie was
seveftv-fve years old. Mr Jenkins came here early
In life from Prospect y y. his birthplace, and
was streetcar dryer. lie went 70 California In
40 and prospered Returning here. be engaged in
the wholesale grocery business and made fort
uuc. which he lost during the riots of 1877. lie
built up his fortune again. and lost most OF it
a second time when fire destroyed his place OF
business in 1897 Since that time he had hJiit up
a third fortune Mr.. Jenkins leaves two sous-I-
Clinton and Edward r. lie was a brother or NJ
". Jenkins. of New York city.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
MANHATTAN OPERA SINGERS HERE.

The Countess Elconora di Cisneros. the singer
who has been engaged by Oscar Hammerstein for
his season OF grand opera at the Manhattan Opera
House. arrived here yesterday, accompanied by
her mother and husband. the North German
IJovd liner Prnzessin Irene. She left the pier at
a m for Philadelphia, where she had an engage
mont 10 sing with the Philadelphia Symphony Or
cbestra on the Prtnzessin Irene was Riccardo
Martin the new tenor for the Metropolitan Opera
IIouse Mr. Martin born in Kentucky and
has studied and sung abroad for several years.
He Is the first American tenor to be engaged for
a.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26

Philadelphia, oct. 25.-The appointment by Gov
Stuart Of commissioners to represent Penn
sylvania in the interstate conference on Atlantic
deeper waterways. TO be held in this city on No
venber - ana 70, was announced to-day as follows
State Senator William c. Sproul. Of Chester Dr
Joseph De b. Abbott, of Bristol. and Richard Cam
pon. Edwin s. Cramp and John Burt OF this CITY.
Congressman J. Hampton Moore. chairman OF the
deeper waterways conference committee he also
received announcement from Governor Broward of
Florida and Governor Ansel Of South Carolina OF
the appointment of commissioners to represent those
sta
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26

phine GOndit. wife OF AIfrsd L Allen IN her TOti
Fred G Allen No 2O6 BelivtIIe ave. on sunday. ocl
family - at p H. ln'erm'n' at '0nvenisne' OF 'hs
BRRoWER-on Wednesday morning. october 2s 1907. Al
wife ~ 9eRee; Iah & No ~ West 18th St Laura T9Sa
Of The ss ~ 1oWa[' Funeral services at the Churcd
ing 10 O'Clock ~
CARPENTER-At Port Chester N Y October "a 1907,
from his late residence No 25s King st On sundsyi
rival of o5 train from New York
C0XLoR OK Wsdaesaay October q 1907 Anna
Funeral services at Utica. " Y.
FoRD-On October o. susan A. Ford aged p years.
IeiaIyes and friends also members OF the Willis AveJ
nue. Methodist Episcopal Church. respectfully in3
E'fd TO attend the funeral services the Methodist
aIlS,opal church Home. 92d St and Amsterdam aves
N MONDAY morning at io;so Interment in ossinins.
e-7Ai MILITARY I ORDER. LOYAL. LEGION. UNITEu
a. az a CotnmandeTy state o. New York-ComDauiOus
at % stcpbs6 sr yfs VII be Rsd this aeGnOen at oelsss
Of tSe Topanions are requested to attend BY order
A NOEL RI.AKENAN. Recorder.
October y hsT iaoz home NE IN Esno9d j. Fridayc
g samuel ana Mary Osborn Hayes Notice OF funeraf
n bs5e1 Wgdnesday October 3 1907 at
S485o ran IN V-9y % Of George Haswen Lenist Funeral
o'cioc5 ~ -'''- 4' christ Church Sheffield at
MoNTG0MF;I,Y-A ONT Brooklyn. y Y on Thursday oc-+
''''f wa htstt y, widow or Archibald MontE
s'LifTty IN her I4ih year Funeral services at tha
residence OF her Henry MONTGOMERY No 20 Md
NI5d ST. FlatlIsh. BROOKLYN, o'clock.
please copy
QJINTARD-At NorvuE. Conn October - Francis Il
''ii,t or MS daughter, Mrs r /. Boyer Main.
ST. N'IWaih Conn, Monday, October y, 23O ..
Ql IItk-On wednesday. October q. 1907 James be-.
o-'i husband OF Margaret Cuirl5 al
49, tom ST. bro'kyn Relatives and friends i
Elted 10 sttenl The funeral m Satur-
Iect Park West and Prospect
sALTER-On October - at brooklyn. y Y John Lowe
Sa.trf. husband cf Mabel shores Salter 54tl
Etar pr MS age Furera services late residence,
40 l"- Gates ave. r. saturday October IS. 19NZ-
i"t'ft1eut at convenience Of family.
SIiEFNAN-Cu We5aes,av October ~ 1907 Captai-s
a l. Sherman n his sd year Services York
street Methods Episcopal Church. BrookIyn sunday,
Det'Hfr -. at $50 p. IuteTment Evergreeu4
Cemetery.
SFoERI-SuddcuIy October - 1907 Mary Elizabeth.
widow Of Henry c. Spoerl in year ag.-
ihrsaL SER lses SalurIar. al o. at her late
home. No ''2 Decatur ST.. Brooklyn. Interment pri-
WALkER-on Octoasr - 1907 William ". Walker,
a-ed y year Funeral services residence
No 2l5 Walworth Cd Saturday. October 26 at 3
2 M Relatives and friends kindly invited attend
Iu-erUeut sunday ar in Everereens Cemetery-
Kansas papers please COPY
p 1907. Emily : Waterbury. aged - FInerat
service viii t@ held the residence O
Fillmore Wat-rhary. No. 6' Clinton ave. Saturday ~
20 p M IHter1nent at the convenience Of family.
WHlTAKEE-On October -. entered into rest in ths
N2d YEAR Of her Mary A. widow John a.
services from her late ,esIie1ce. Sussex. y J.
day. 18th inst. g.
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BALTIMORE EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL.

Baltimore. oct e7-Tho erection e "a Protestant
Episcopal cathedral I'm This city is assured. accord
ing TO a statement made to-day ay Bishop Paret OF
the diocese Of NJ and
There is unce. tajuty MS 20 the details. but the
ca thedraI itself is certainty said the Bishop.
"Of ;hat YOU can be absolutely assured. Ii will
probably take from hundred two hundred
years to build our cathedral. and those of us who
start the movement viii not live 20 its compile
tlon, but 20 down 10 graves with the
assurance that this great centre OF life of the
diocese Of AIarylau will be reared
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
uKWERskLIsr GENERAL CONVENTION.

Fhiadelphie, Oct. 2.-Preliminary TO the gen.
e'a convention Of the Universalists. which opened
,ss business session tonight the Church of the
- Storaton, in this city, the Wornen's National
MAissloEsry M Society met to-day al the church. The
SHOWING officers were elected
A. resident, Miss Emma F. Foster Massaehusetts
So Elee-preEident, Mrs Mary W. Shutter, Mime
,ouaero o'T recording - Mrs Nellie aa M
WflA WfalA L. James, Ohio treasurer, Mrs. Theresa A
Nsaails, Washington. ID. c.: elective neInberE
50 ,1llce J. Allen. Vermont; Mrs. 7, II. Pater-
sst. sew York, and Mrs Maud B. Cobb Connect
II chairman publishing committee, Mrs. Virginia
= y EroKn. Massachusetts.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
sKENE APPOINTS AxEMEN

Albany. OCT 95-Statc Engineer slene an
nounced tonight the appointment of about one
hundred "axemen' from various parts of the state
who 10 Iaborers and Office assistants
in his department at - ii day. The appointecs
correspond 10 those formerly known laborers
and are made under the Civil Service cass!-
hcation requiring appointment after competitive
examination.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
AERoNAuTs TO MEET HERE.

Washington Oct. 25.-President Willis L. Moore
of the International Aeronauucal Congress an
nounced to-day that the next meeting Of the Aero
Club will be held in New York City on November
2S instead Of In Jamestown Mr.. WeIch chief
craftsman Of the signal corps Of the army has
accepted the figures made by the United States
Geological Survey the recent cup race These
figures make the Pommern the winner by six
miles over it's next competitor. LIsle de France
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
BUSCH cup For BALLOON RACE

St Louis, Oct 2J-In a letter addressed TO G.. H.
Walker. representing the Aero Club Of ST. Louis
Adolphus Busch announced to-day that he would
offer a cup valued at 5000. the trophy for a
balloon race to be held from ST Louis yearly be
ginning next year. The cup IS to be known as
the Busch Cup and any contestant winning il
three times will retain il.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
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KAISER PLEASED WITH AlRsHrps.

Berlin. oct. 25.-Emperor William was present to-
day at tho military balloon experiments made at
the Tegel grounds of both the Gross and Parseval
airshps His majesty said TO Major Gross who is
the commander of the army balloon corps:
After what have seen to-day l am hopeful of
future of air navigation, and firmly believe In
further successes"
Military balloon stations similar the one at
Tegel will be erected at Metz and Strassburg
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HOTEL AsTOR-J. X. Moir. Shanghai: f. J.
Forbes. 49, philadelphia II. G. NeWComh. Cuba.
-Ex-President Cleveland Prince
ton. Dr W II. Moorehead. PittsburE GOTHAM
senator Nelson ". AldriCh Providence. M
PERIAI4-Maior G. r, Wood. Washington Horace
Sears. Boston. PIAZA-GeorEr IL. Leighton.
Monadnock. W. II. Bradbury. Boston SAVOY
Ernest kritzlor. Berlin: \. II. Veruam. Morris
TOWN. Ni.Lmr L. HnlMarth GrAtZ. Austria-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
HE EMPRESS OF CHINA RAISED

Portland Ore, oct. 25.-The steamer Empress Of
China. which sank at the wharf at Vancouver on
Wednesday night was 1oated to-day. and will SAIL
for the Orient ON October %.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
PRIZES FOR AGRICULTURAL PAPERS.
Announced at Farming Convention at SYRIA
cuse-Several Speeches.

Syracuse OCT. 2--PrIzes for the best papers on
How Eastern Farmers Might Prodtahly Raise
Meat for the Eastern Market and How De-
crease I'm farm values May Best be Remcdied'' were
awarded respectively TO Frank d. Ward. Of Ha-
tavia. and IT, T. Cook, OF Denmark by the state
Agricultural Convention to-day.
The speakers at the morning session were K g.
DAWSON on A New Agricultural school at can
ton. c. W I.armoR. OF the state Agricultural De
partmeut and Professor Samuel A. Frazer. of tho
state College.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
THE ~Husks" OF THE PRopleAL.

From The London Globe.
Consul General g. B. RaVndal mentions that the
'husks" of the parable of the Prodigal Son are
still eXtant in the countries bordering the Medi-
terranean. where Arabs and RIoors them. In
the south of Europe they employed as food
for horses. cattle and swine In Cyprus next 10
barley they constitute the principal article
port England imports largo Quantities.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
FISHING TUG AND CREW MISSING.

Erie PENN Oct 25.-The fishing tug Ida owned
bv the A. Walker Fish Company here has been
missing since early yesterday morning Captain
Arthur Wilson and three are aboard An ALL
day hunt has resulted IN no trace OF their where
abouts being discovered.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
suEvIc's NEW BOW IN PORT.

Southampton. Oct 25-The new bow built for the
nhite Star Line steamer Suev1c and launched at
neiiast 20 replace the left on Stag Rock, near
The Lizard last March, docked here to-day after a
pefiious voyage of six days from that port
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Europe are
THE ST. PAUL. FOR SOUTHAMPTON
Captain j. : Iragdeu. MIR and Mrs f. A g. ColIy-
W, W, Campbell
Mrs 81. John King
THE NApERIAND. FOR ANTWERP
Mrs Theodore Brewer Miss Mar, T. Nuu
md H.. i. Dunlap. Mrs William r. Eouud
Mr.. and Mrs = A. French.
THE UMRrIA. FOR LIVERPOOL.
Frederick Major A. Monrh,ld
Hinns Mr ana Mr.. Frederick d.
r. j. McF1uEh Hos,
Tt{E MINNEAPoLIS. FOR LONDON
Or. and Mrs. George r. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Wander
Adams.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin j Mr. and Mrs ; e. srerr,
Bartlett MI and Mrs. Charles J.
A ). Gould. Fulton
THE PRESIDENT LINCOLN. FOR HAMBURG
Leo Il. Lincoln The Rcv g. G.. Duffv
NJ r r. Sade. Mrs Walter Maxwell
Mrs William Heap Mr.. and Mrs. Milo NJ. Acktr
THE NECkAIL FOR NAPLES
Mrs r J. Dawson Mrs =. Wyune
w G. Parsons. Mrs J. q. Nchols
Travellers who arrived yesterday from abroad
THE PRINCES IRENE FROM NAPLES
Mr.. and Mrs. William Z. Mr and Mrs. J. f. Flagg
BurdicH Mrs. Norman H0pgood
MI ana MIS- . l.. eng MI. ana Mrs. Frederick c.
gett Prentiss.
Mr.. Mrs. A. Clemens
THE GRAF WN-DEitSEA FROM HAMBURG
Mr. ana Mrs Everett Brown Professor and Mrs ", r. NJ
Charles j. collins
Mr.. and Ms. Charles b Miss Helen n. Light
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26

Liverpool Oct 25,-The British steamer Ottoman,
ron Portland. Me. arrived here to-day. She had
On board Eve Of the crew Of the Dutch schooner
anna which last reported as having arrived
et Turnavik Labrador. August ~. from St Johns.
y. z. The Anna was abandoned October 1s in lati-
noe f7 north. longitude 81 west
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
GREEK PROTEST TO POWERS.

sent a strong note of protest TO the powers con-
corning the destruction October q by a hand
~ Bulgarians Of the Greek village OF Rakoven
where more than hundred houses were burned
and several OF the Inhabitants were killed
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
ALABAMA MAGISTRATE AssAssINATgD.

Montgomery. Ala. oct. 25.-SamueI Johnson a
magistrate Of Elmore County, shot and killed
yesterday lac aIshted from train at Rollins
Switch. about fifteen miles north Of here by
man named Oates who escaped. II is said "a feud
existed between the men.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
THE RECToRsHIP OF ST. ANDREWS.
Andrew Carnegie and Lord Avebury NOmi-
mated for the Post

London oct ANDREW Carnegie and Lord
Avebury formerly Sin John Lubbock to-day
nominated for the office of lord rector OF st. An
drews University Scotland. An election viii be
held on November D. provided neither candidate
vHithdrnMs
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
coNRlED's CHAUFFEUR ACQUITTED

Berne. Oct 25-Ernest Stahl. chauffeur for Helm
rich Conried, director Of the Metropolitan Opera
House, New York. who on August 6 ran down and
Instantly killed deaf peasant near Laschen. was
to-day tried for manslaughter and acquitted
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
AUSTRIAN EMPERoR,s CONDITION.

'''i4na. Oct. B-The physicians in attendance on
,--sor Francis Joseph to-day decided not TO Issue
49,. .ie bulletins. believing that his uajestys con-
-" makes further announcements unnecessary.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
ARMED MEN HOLD UP FREIGHT Train.

Los Angeles. Cal. Oct 25-Three armed men
held I'D a freight train within five miles of this
city last night, wounded one OF the train crew
robbed them OF $3.50 and two watches and made
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
CREWS OF TWO VESSELS RESCUED.
q British Steamer and a Dutch Schooner
Abandoned at Sea-

London, Oct 25.-The British steamer Indiana,
nom Fernandina October for Hamburg passed
scy to-day and signalled that she had rescued the
crew OF the British steamer Tampico from Balti-
more October for Rotterdam. which was abandoned
Il lstttnde IS north. longitude 32 west
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
sAlhr.sAENs ACADEMY CANDIDATE.

Oct S5-camille ssint-ssens the composer.
k,-es announced his candidacy for election 10 the
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
CEMETERIES
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

Is rcadi- ~--essihIs nv Harlem from G-snS
Central station Webster and jerome Avenue troleys and
ey carriage Lots, Sl25 up Telephone 4S55 Gramercy
for Book OF Views representative
ONCE 70 East ID 81. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26

Yesterday IS degrees, t1r
corresponding date last 81 for correspond
ing thrty-three 81
ForecastFsir and colder to-day. sunday. fair.
light 10 fresh northwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
IN Mcm0rianl. .

SHEENAN-R7ser Mlrott sherman October IS 1908
STANTON Elizabeth Caiy stanton october &c. Is0a-
November J.. IS1-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
UNDERTAKES.

FRANK T. CAMPBELL CO. a4I-s West Esd Sts
Cfapes Private and public a1uulaDces Tel Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26

Forecast for special Locaties.-For New England
slightly colder sunday fair: fresh north
west winds.
For New York Sew Jersey. Delaware. Peunsy Iyauia.
Alaryluud District columbia fair and colder
to day. sunday, fair light tu FRESH northwest
For Virginia to-day and SUNDAY except rain sun
day e&rIae southwest position colder to-day. fresh
northeast winds
rain SUNDAY portion. variable winds orc-ul-
ing and light
For south fair to-day and SUNDAY except rain
SUNDAY IN northwestern portion; winds
For Virginia iar to-day and sunday. except rain
SUNDAY n southern portion
F1r Western Pennsylvania Western New York
fair and slightly colder day sunday. north
winds.
The following Official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes temperature twenty
four hours comparison with the corresponding date Of
Ia wear:
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

OlfcilI Record and Observation-Disclosures. oct. 25-
Observations u Mount Wclt1er Friday
showed that uortnv,seriy winds pre-
vailed uu to a distance miles and th. tenn
uerstur, at that altitude higher might nat
urny expected - degrees. temperature
degrees The fair weather THAT has prevailed
cru districts days viii doub:css soon come . IN
end depression no" central over Central TcNps
caused rain the nortneastward as the middle
Nissis~pp VALLEY Rain haas also fallen Kansas tpl-
ortdo. New Mexico and Western T,sas T is much
colder the Mississippi Valley upper lake
Kansas aud Missouri Rain urubihl,
iu middle and tower Mississippi valley the lower
VALLEY and possibly u Eastern states ON
sunday tne rain will probably spread to the Atlantic
Coast district south of Virginia. and Tho
clear Mississippi Valley. Else where fair Weather
vlth reasonable temperatures. win prevail
hc winds along The New England lnj uii-Ia Atlantic
VIII be fresh northwest, aIouE The Atlantc
ANA variable. becoming f.esa northeast:
'iu'f Coast iigtt and variable along
fresh south, the lakes
northeast, the upper lakes light variable
Steamers departing saturday Europe win have fresh
northwest winds and ta!r weather the Grand Banks
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points United states and Nav., ,trts41.
Of the E1rcugr- ~ Manhattan and The ta
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extra expense foreign postage
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE viii n
repubshed in The Tri-WeekIy Tribune without extrs
charge
ALEU- Josephine @. Quintard. Francis q.
Brewer. Laura T.. CuIrk James
Carpenter George ". Salter. John L
Cox, anna NJ sherman, A L
Ford Susan A. SpoerI. Mary
Graham. Matthew J. Walker William ".
Hayes Mary o. Waterbury, Emily S.
leInist Rebecca T. Whitaker. Mary A.
Montgomery. Margaret N.
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Mail Subscriptions in New YORK City the DAILY and
Itti w t-t.iNlsN VIII he charged
pos-as. ~ a4ltl-a . Lle -a--s nanea anoEs.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Europe are
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26

In MemOrfam.
herman. Roger II. Stanton. Elizabeth c.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26

Paris oct. 25-There was a general recovery
the Bourse to-day. and prices closed firm
owing to the belief prevalent here that the worst
Of the financial troubles in New York were
over. This resulted in a covering movement, in
which copper shares were included.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
Rates 10 Forri.n cornt-i..

points i europe and all countries tn tIs Iniver.,t
luiou tliL IitIBCNE viii oe mailed al tke To-
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
REVIVAL OF A DEAD ISSUE.

Our esteemed friend, the Albu- the anti joint statehood failure and seldom misses a stroke at those who speak disrespectfully of the sacred memory of jointure. It takes severely to task the Philadelphia Inquirer which approves what the Journal de- scribes as the antics of Arizona" in defeating joint statehood. The things to which the Journal more especially excepts is the Inquirer's assumption that the Arizonian objection to the merger was Arizonian consciousness Of it's superior civilization which would naturally suffer from intimate contact with New Mexican barbarian. The Inquirer endorses this objection as sound and the Journal denominates the Inquirer as liar or what is worse a fool.
 We dislike to assist in a revival of a subject which Is dead, which President Roosevelt says Is dead, which Assist ant Postmaster General Hitchcock. National Committeeman Sturges and all others who are looking forward to the complexion of Arizona's delegation to the next national convention have agreed and decreed should be dead.
 But the Journal in chastising the Inquirer spitefully delivers a blow at a part of the citizenship of Arizona, the "Egotists" the pharisees the "holier than the New Mexicans."
 Now that it is brought to our atten- ton in this forceful fashion we believe there was an expression of egotism in this territory one day last November. but the egotists did not mean to con-
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
PROPOSALS FOR SCHOOL BUILD

PROPOSALS FOX SCHOOL BUILD INGS. Department of the Interior. Of flee of Indian Affairs. Washington. D. C.. Aug. Is, 1907. Sealed, propos- als, plainly marked on the outside of the envelope Proposals for Buildings, Riverside School and addressed to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Washington D. C. will be received at the Indian Office until ? o'clock D. m.. of Sept. 26, 1907, for furnishing and delivering the necessary materials and labor required to construct and complete two employees cottages, a stable and additions to mess hall and laundry, all of brick, with plumbing and electric light; for a frame dormi tory. with plumbing. steam heat and acetylene gas piping. and for a com bined cold storage and coal house of brick. with plumbing. elestric light. boilers, ice and refrigerating machin- cry. etc. in strict accordance with plans, specifications and instructions to bidders. which mat be seen at this office. the offices of the Builder and Contractor, Los Angeles. Cal, the Im- provement Bulletin. Minneapolis. Minn. the American Contractor. Chicago, Ills. The Press. Riverside. Cal, The Arizona Republican. Phoenix. Ariz.. the Chronicle. San Francisco. Cal, the Globe-Democrat, St. Louis, Mo, the builders and traders exchanges at omaha, Nebr.. St. Paul Minn., Minne- apolis, Minn., Northwestern Manufac- tudeds' Association. St. Paul, Minn.. and U. g. Indian Warehouses at. Chi cago, Ills. St. Louis Mo. Omaha, Nebr.. New York, N. Y., and San Fran cisco. Cal, and at the school For fur ther information apply to Harwood Hall, Superintendent. Riverside. Cal
 C. F. LARRABEE.
 Acting Commissioner