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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-16
Rev. Peter Cartwright at the Astor
House.


Some Church affairs made it necessary for
Mr. Cartwright to visit New York city some
years ago, and it was arranged for him that
he should put up at the Astor House. 1t
was here that his brethren expected to meet
him; his social and denominatiOnal al appoint
ments had reference TO the Astor House as
his head quarters When Mr.. Cartwright,
however, appeared at the Astor, there was
nothing in his backwoods appearance that
suggested to its proprietOrs his worthy posi-
ton among the fathers Of Methodism; when,
therefore, he requested to be shown to his
room, he was very cavalierly turned over to
servant to show him up stairs Up stairs
they went-up, up, up-Mr. Cartwright in
wondering amazemeDt lost, the servant ap.
parently untiring in his amusement of as,
cending. Finally, the servant opening the
door Of an apartment up in the attic story,
pointed it out to Mr.. G. as bis room. Father
Peter detained the servant while he should
take general survey of the premises-re-
peated the inquiry if this was the room he
was to occupy-and at length, appearing to
be well satisfied, he disposed of his baggage,
and very politely requested the servant to
be good enough to show him down stairs
again. The servant preceded Father Cart,
wright down, down, down, till they reached
at length the street landing; but, before the
servant could make his escape, Peter inquir'
ed if he wouldn't please 10 show him up
stairsl S0Np they went again, heaven ward,
and Peter found his room, and permitted
the servant to depart in peace. The ser.
want, however, but little more than found
himself down stairs, when Uncle Peter rang
the bell vigorously. In due time, up came
the servant, by this time painting with unui
sual eXertion.
"My good friend | am sorry to trouble
you, but should be glad to see the clerk, if
you will be kind enough TO send him to my
room"
"Oh, certainly"
Ami so down, down goes the servant to
say to the clerk that a singular old chap
up in the upper story wanted him TO come
80 his room And then up, up goes Mr..
Clerk. 4"
"Are you the clerk ?"
"Yes sir.
"Well, you will place me under great OBJ.
legations to you, if you will show me the way
down stairs |"
And when once more down stairs after
Uncle Peter had taken another careful SUR
yey Of the surroundings, the clerk very po'
litely inquired if there was anything further
he could do for him.
ayes" says Uuole Peter, "yes, my friend,
| would be greatly obliged % you for a
broad-axer'
"a broad-axe p says Mr., Clerk in aston,
ment, and what 10 you propose to do with
a broad-axe2'
al thought should like to blaze my way
to my room
IL IA needless 10 saw that Peter CartVErigbt
,.as he Iion Of that yyssL Oh ,hs As,or "a
that It was not further required Of him to
climb up that endless series Of stairways-
put when ms lr'enos called again % inquire
y enscODsed in one Of the most eligible
rooms in the house
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-16
X. CRUGER,
SOLE AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES.
7A0, broadway, nv,
a Gard to the Ladies'.

a SaIo 10 IhO
DIR. DUPoNCo's GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS, FOR FEMALES.
AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR
"A Correcting Irregularities, Relieving Painful
and Distressing Menstruation, "particularly Of
the Change of Life,' and in Removing obstruo-
tions, from whatever cause. Also--Retontion,
Pains in the Back and Loins, Pressing down
Pains, Rush of Blood to the Head, Dizziness,
Dimness Of Sight, Green Sickne's, Heaviness,
Fatigue on any slight exertion, PalpitatOn Of the
Heart and all the various distressing complaints
particularly that most annoying, weakening, and
the beginning of all other Female weaknesses,
LEUCoRRHGA, OR WHITES.
And always successful as preventive. At the
time there Is nothing in these Pills that can
do injury to life or health. Let the direction be
strictly followed, and you will find them to be all
they are represented-so much SO, that in nine
out Of ten cases, will warrant them. Do not be
discouraged if one box should fall but try anot
er, although, as II general thing
ONE BOX is SUFFICIENT.
Thousands of certificates are in the hands of
the Proprietor, from Of the frat Iades in the
country.
so, are cautioned against using these Pills. as the
Proprietor assumes no responsibility after the
above admonition, although their mildness would
prevent any injury to health; otherwise these
Pills are recommended. Directions accompany
each box.
Vs. See Circulars.
N. B,-The composition of these Pills is emo
secret" The general agents are presented with
the receipt, and they viii tell you they are, with
out doubt, the best Family Medicine ever intro
duced since the science Of medicine dawned upon
the world. Price 81 per box.
va Sold Wholesale and retail in DAYTON bv
HUBBARD 4 ROBINSON,
Eastside Main st. between Sd and 4th,
and by DR. W. w. STEWART,
Nod, Phillips New Building.
Theabove Druggists are ssle agents for Mont
gomery county, Ohio. They will supply dealers,
and send the Pills to Ladies' by mail to any part
Of the country (conhdentialy) on receipt of 90
through the Dayton Post office. nov29-Iy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-16

Texas ABUNDANTLY FAvoRED.-The Hous
ton Telegraph, of the Sd inst, in its weekly
review, says:
The news from the country is quite cheers
ing. In every part of the State the cotton
crop is in a splendid condition, and gives
promise of most abundant yield
The winter wheat has mostly been har
vested, and has yielded finely, giving to the
whole State an ample supply Of breadstulTs
for year
Corn is growing well, and already we hear
of engagements OF large quantities at 20 and
25c. per bushel. This is the lowest price
corn has ever been in Texas
The sugar crop is also promising large
production.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-16

The Coantfy ras5l

The Conntfy Ibsbie
She bloomed IL tBs fo6ae
Where sunny edmi1df hinra
Her rosy arnt afotfd the earth,
And brightest 4rsslbgs brings.
Health was her Inheritance,
And grace VI billy DOVER
] never dltamtd The wild wood
Contained 80 sweet flower.
Far distant from the city,
And inland from the sea,
Ny lassie blooms 10 goodness,
As pure "a pure can be;
She caught her devy freshness
From hill and mountain bower,
never dreamed the wild wood
Oontained so sweet flower.
The rainbow must have lent her
Some Of it airy grace;
The wild rose parted with blush,
That nestled on her face;
The sunbeams got entangled In
The long waves Of her hair,
Or she had never grown TO be
SO modest and so fair.
The early birds have taught her
Their Joyous matin song,
And some Of their soft innocence
She's been with them so long,
And for her now, II need be,
I'd part with wealth and power,
never dreamed the wild wood
Contained SO sweet a flower.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-16
Sewing Machine

As there is in the market, at reasonable
price Our Machine was given the MOST
FAVORABLE NOTICE in the report of the
Fair at the Franklin Institute ut Philadel-
phia, and PLACED AT THE HEAD Of
the list ID point of merit, and has received
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-16

Jesse Trader, only thirteen years old, sho.
himself deliberately with gun in Washington
township, Highland county, on the 7th inst
He had threatened before to destroy himself
and the gun was locked up, but in the absence
of his guardian he forced the door with chis-
el and committed the melancholy deed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-16
HIGH PRICES

As have been demanded by other machines,
to use all the means in his power.to let.the
Public know that they can get as good a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-16
THE FIRST PREMIUM

Over all others, at the State Fairs of Illinois
and Wisconsin, and ALL OTHER FAIRS at
which it has been exhibited ltis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-16
FirS-ClaSS Machines,
AT THE VERY LOW PRICE OF
$35

ALSO, the reputation it has acquired in ev-
cry place where it has been introduced has
heretofore rendered it unnecessary with
the limited means we have had for supply
ing ourselves with Machines, to advertise to
any great extent,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-16
SPECIAL NOTICES. .


Mrs. sWiuslOw, an experienced nurse
and female physician has a Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process Of teethng BY sofenlne the gums reducing
all Inflammation, viii ailay all pain, and f. sure to
regulate the bowels, Depend upon II, mothers, II
will give rest to yourselves end relief and health 10
your infants. Perfectly safe IN ali cases. SEE ad-
vertisement IN smother column. je9
Holloway's -Emaoiation and
Premature decay, slow and lifc-denlroylng icrers
and the chronic consequence Of hesleeiodaympiom
Of disease, may be expelled even a. Un tleyenth
hour, by few doses Of this steriihf medicine. 1t
acts ~ an Alternative a. well a. purifier Of the
blood, and may beaaely tnRen BY females as wen A.
children Of all ages.
Sold at the nsnufactory, No. 90 Maiden Lane,
New YorR, and by all druggists, at ESQ., 6se., and i
per box OF pot. Jel2-d6wlw
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DIED.,

ANGEvINE-on Tuesday July 49, sfer lingering llnets,
Hi. remain. viii be removed the family burial ground
North Saem.
pAvls-u this city on Monday July ls Sarah Davis aged 25
EsoUIRAL-At Bl.cswe. Island, while Deputy Keeper a.
Peni,enary, Peter E.Qaa Alderman Thirteenth Ward
aged 81 years
FOSTER-In Brooklyn on Monday July IT, Helen L. dAagh-
ter Of r. L. and NJ. Foster in her sth mouth.
GILBERT-A Tompknsyle Staten Island, after rroracted
illness Richard v Gilbert Of this city.
His relative. and friends OF the family are invited to attend
funeral this afternoon :. O'clock from the residence oi es
brothern.law, Dr. Alexander ~ Gum, st TomPkiussiie
sAud boats leave the foot Of Whitehall! seei every
hour
Bridgeport papers please copy.
MARSLAND-ln this city Noniay, July Is, a. g.
R,chsrd MaTsAnd aged Is years.
MoLENlA-ln this city, Monday. July 49, Henry Ady only
child Of Harvey AID Caroline MJe ia agea months and 10
days
PHIPPS-In Brooklyn D. on Sunday Afternoon July H.
cholera infAnum IMsy Jaae, infant daughter Of W and
Mary Jane PhiPps aged month. and days.
SHATTUCK-On Tuesday July lS Of consumption, Edmund
ShAuck aged Is years nesiy Of ne hra saAlsucx Co.,
bookbinders. Hartford Conn.
Hartford and Concord papers please copy.
SCOTT-On Sunday July II TIE residence OF her father
Ellison Conser Of Ns~sis j. Emiis J., wife Of Dr.. Joan
b. scott OF N0r.h Hebron, " Y.
sHANNoN-In Brooklyn, on Monday. July 49, Livingston
GouveIear. only cht Of Livingston A. Shannon, aged year
and 5. mouths
sHUNAN-Iu this city Mondsy. July IT, a, ls:2s & H.
illness Geo Shuuaa, the as yv.E age.
STOUNENEL-ln this city Mon3sy July Henry Charles
only q Charles ana Josephine stou'enel aged yea
months and y days.
WEYMAN-Oa Monday afternoon. s.. Stanford, Conn Louisa
B., wifi Of Milton T. NeymAn 81.
Her reuss viii Dc taken B isePo Coan oriu;erneut on
Wedussoay norlirs BY The oo'cs Express tran from
NewYok TIE relative. I'D feaes Tie fanny Arr iesyec
fllly invited q attend.
wEBsTER-on Sunday Jay II. sHer iirsr1i-s Illness,
Margaret vile Z CaP- Jo'cPA webster IL tie 81 yraE O..
TIE relatives snd friend. q the firmly respectfully invitei :,
stteui 'h- funeral raur.iay seTuon ~ O'clock, f.
late residence severy @-.s 's,,' ev~eeG Foas AID sifb
Ays.ssj i9s4r~s,
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.,ze,a and e4a, in.otn,lcp alded gfeatly V .he

delivery and clear p,otaticn added greatly 70 the
effect.
1.-The Frre-worbipers," BY JAMS A. sEaniv,
wa. the sob;eet OF the twelfth oTs'on. No. qui'e az
noe,,ea, So by the author Of Lala Rookb, but with
q trntbfalnes. and healthy moral tina, every one
b.ar,Iy appreciated did he rea: OF the subject. He
xas interrupted with occasional applause.
God ami our Native Lord by ELIJAH AI,'n0
UowL.sp. wac the next subject sDa ir'c''sa ="
copr.e Of thought l. wac mini ,,l,u foufh on July
effort, ard the bursts Of patriotic expression e'c..'o
burss Of applause and el,siog boq1s' sno"sr' AH'
speaker acquitted himsef wei.
The Framers of the Constitution was tue s""
jsct Of the iah honorary Grafton ~ ANsoAD iA
7ss, and formed q becoming compsni'n TO the pre-
eedipg Grafton. twas historical of course, pauis.e
Of necessity, aud fortunately well and eioqusaty
rendered. The trainers were set IN nane, get
of with the stereotype surroundings OF the American
eagle and the American flag.
"Poethumu Life wa the subject Of the sixth
honorary GRAFTON, EDwARE A. WOOD being the
speaker. 1t was the best speech of the evening
The competition was compact and foreibe, and the
delivery graceful and energetic.
The Masters Grafton was delivered by CHARLES
II. PEArr. 1t was good old orthodox sermon,
minus the length 1t vas a studied effort, and wa;
well delivered.
The presentation of medals then took place. The
following were the awards:
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Nancy IL abundau.ly offered on call 81 5 v cent IL
fret eisss securities. Ia paper there - no cna1g
vtb g. moderate amount Offering. hr. Ci'c~ tie
suhTreapr.r. continue. 70 find a moders.s sale for
81 y cert. Treasury Notes a. par oc&s,ie the
con, are seIip, a, :, cent, ami the ii e cents a.
le .en. nremium. The .ba-iusss of the Clearing
uouee VA. sIso45g76. The Home losuraoce Con-
nonv TODAY declared dividend of 10 cent p.yao'e
On demand. The 81. Nicholas Fire Insurance Com
.rv b.s declared semi annual div lend OF = cent,
n.vabl. August T. The hsf-yeariy dividend OF the
EXehsncc Fire Insurance Company IL D eeot pay
able August |. The Newton Copper Type Company
has declared semi-aunual diviiend Of q cent pay
able on the Goth inst.
The shipments by the Asia tomorrow, II : NOV
e,n.cted will be large; but the i've steamers OF tue
week will probably take an aggregate OF two mllons,
The road which has been alluded having suuered
Ioss f also 600 of is bonds by falling into bal hsnis
bsr. Is a road leading from Hellliaysbars, Pa 10
IN, SunbuIv and Erie road. The parties interested
=, this road and in the Central Bank OF H)lli-
5av.bnrp are the came, and the Central Bank
became embarrassed BY the extension OF it, aid
~ The road In order 10 relieve II, the officers
of the road came here 20 endeavor to negotiate
some If it, bonds. They fell into the hands OF iueh
upcb sbrewder than themselves, and partei WIN
&Is0 COO Of the bonds for 500 600 OF the notes oil
IN. Southern Back Of Georgia, a concern whIcn mas
had black mark az ainst it for some time IN the re-
.pec.sble Bank Note Reporters. After discovering
that the notes were worthless the Road officers en-
dayored 10 regain their bonds but have not yet oeen
able 70 discover their whereabouts. The certlhcaes
NJ indebtedness issued bv the PostOice Depart ent
in anticpation of an appropriation for its expenses by
the rext Congress have appeared in the market
They are selling at about s.. The assignment printed
on the certificate ought to be executed required by
the Department, attested by two witnesses and the
Postmaster of the place where the assignment IS
made ard after The printed form the words land all
interest which may be allowed 90 the same ought TO
BE- Inserted before signing.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks
presents the following aggregates, as compared with
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s,s - A.s state sepsray that they derJ all hoe aesa
sn,sh are .psertsibed vfhs certain speciseo ioh@
4. sSe By defendants 10 have these portions
- syv.i- !. .se more definite and certain.
y.,xry,tand that The den iA s indefinite tbst ne
,anDot ascertain TIE cise nature Of the pAn,us
:. The ebin set toe answer s0d y u onJ
.ch sasss like the present under See. 100 ID Me 'e
Rss,sss pleading is ezprsy aahor1ed It seems "
b. 49, sbereby party - p-Tmiited 70 deny tsD-f.y VI
..esiSesy zach allegation oont,over..d BY HIM ~
M denial qpes,on 10 certainly general and ~ sooh Hans
within character and pI-aoins al owed ~ me S~e
Motion dsnkd; coats 70 ABIDE event
WHAT CONSTITUTES A sos-REsIDhSI.' <..,,
Henry H. Robsrti aud Wife The Aeth'dl't :,
BiLTos J-WDeD the plaintiff, Henry ~: go -
La tbis civ ~ years ago, b. was reHost o.
a.,iLe aud family having been lcsted here of s''-'
Anho.,b by reason Of ais prolonged absence ~ s a.,
~"SsS .s.,n., by alta hnent 81 the inssd ., IN
~ 4. .,ui q. ~ dss med resident Of ms o'se 'oi Oh WV F
.nied man having bis family fixed Ct one psoe aDo ao.pf
-. a. snotbsr former n b. De snen ms Pat " o
80. md vhie family remain fixed be caAn'' sSqne
peek1snee elsewhere. -. q. -.. ...,.r q, - no
s>ssius another. 81, ITO, oo No., n,
9Y.emp.op / Wend A. CbeiDe az, Wilson, 10 HOWARD, ''|
40 hoorhton sst Ault, I'd. ~. 80.
TIE cas-. Of Wssht at Bscr 2Wend 2S e;ed oy rsspoho
81 A. ooptioipg present was pfioI 10 zoe A
He.,.. and .. ems under rule ~ C0un mta- ~
s.y ,79 Besides. then appear that me pisiaH TO
f.snip or Any h1sd place Of sbodr ~
O1ds, svJ-,v I'd from rey.rsed, viii = n cars.
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onr operators twho, with few exceptions nave 40.
fortunately bseom. Impoverished to sacn 40
uopld ,o.mnIy pledge theaselves--aye, enter in.'
bmd.-ro, to send tun OF Goa, dos med Tor Ne
w sr the East. via Philadelphia ample iaciAuss
were produced 10 SEND 1t els. whore. 49,,
The Court Of Appeals aas decided thas tDe 'a =,
levied by the County Court of Peodls'on County, 70
nav the interest the bonds issued by 'he c)un -
h. Covington and Lexington Rsllroai Coupsny, 70
~ ana cnppot be collected. The law gives the
power 10 levy the lax only the condition ina: the
gne.tiou of evyug shall be submitted TO toe voters o.
the county aud majority OF voters snal hsxe Dse9
- fvo, oi The tax. No such question was submitted
80 he voters of Pendeton county 50 far A. the record
shows. ana therefore ths levy OF the tax csnnot De
martsipeJ. What efectthis decision Is to have upon
the RIGHTS of the bon iboders, or the rgatS oi o'ne
not parties 70 the record, is not deeFhinea W LAG
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Markets-Peported bv TslepraDE

NEwoRLEASs, July ls-CorIos unchanged; sales 900
bales.
July lscoTroS sses today Of 200 bale. st Iie for Md.
ding The CITY oi lhing rs had efeat the
market Tie sales Of the ,t three days add up $3.50 bales
aud the receipt. So 5aes 1859 Or the SANE time last
year sucAk hIn al ec for far. AoLAssE' fc FsEIGHrs
Cotton 10 Liverpool l5-J1d
iLsDsLFHi., July s-FLous unclaimed WHE.r sc,ive
for lev bite winch commands 80 Red, ri ~ WHISKY
dull AZ 2sd-tc
ALBANY July 1916 p m.-ELOCR in better demand for all
grades al decline Of BE Dbl sales about Jrj obs Corn
MEAL sdVsncc4 lidl5 Z. 100 n "HEAT-fnerr Is light mil
iAz inquiry, ale. $500 Whire Mcig.n 81 . a. 100
busl. White Canadian : ~, aud small farc-l caoics
White Michigan ~ - OATS dr,opIgi sales 1Byj bu-i
sound CaL.Ga East fj wsigat aud 30 0aso 40 AZ 49,
weight Com firmly BE- d. and doing sales 30 bush
prime round Y.lo~ a. s0c. RrE 49,. 4 q D
BUFFALO July ls6 r. nL-FLOCK duh sld heavy tendency
dow we "a bb.. IS va - fJr
aui Illinois: 5Jr - for Nisco
- for Mcbig udaIa nd ONO; ~5Q IS 81 fr
b ex-r- WHEAT dl 1cl drPiaz StI
lie fr Chicago ,pfLg; 10 tr nd OlO lf5
kru-ucky quiet ud sales No s.es 81 0ler Grains
WEsgY s.eacy. .s.es O tbA ~ - CANAL FRgtGHTS Ole
o. Com ic On Wa-a., S. F0ur, New York L.xg
NloEIs 0o tbs Eol. % t BUSH Corr. CASAL ExpoRrs:
1000 thi-. ! or
Osy.co July ~ m.-FLouE dull AID llser sales ,ua
WHLAr 5--r demand ,,.-, IL No BUSH incluiur ~
BUSH MAsuke Club -:7s C0gS ia better demali, s,-. u
300 bI-a. Linz r. Si OATS scirc- sale. OF 7 b1h A.
g. CsN.L FREIGHT aaessaErd LAxE spoErs SO bpls.
foGr - al, y nsz,, io1 .sl Os,. CANAL ExPoRr
go tb.. .!el, 40 tgsa, Wsv.i, 900 b4sl. Com
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COURT OF rregyAL sYssIOSS-Jc.y ls-Befose Justife'
M N1.xolty BRows ell ana StLLy

Jser,o BoDy asssuit acd battefS, h"ea -; Mary
40 serry stealing por Of shoes Peni,eniary mo lila
le Csay ...ut aud battery JOG sDent .s'psndeo 'Ts'
Hrmusy stealing three shirts, f.LSntaiy mon,as CtS-
spss psnus stealing salt pork, Penentay5 months. Anais
D~r,isr ana Charles Heeey stealing brass DELL
c,os Lyou ssaui. and battery judgment suspsnded Loke
LsIsy s..snrt and saney, faed 80 Ti@o,ny ngPny,
I'm, judgment suspended Ho.h McCaoe .iesns Hs o.
80 y..r Peuitentiary months. Michael Marin, s.h8
,..s ana other articles P.nsnay mouths Villa Murray
starng cap remsDdsd Constantine McPoland stealing so
- John McCuen indecent exposure OF
Pennentisry months joseph Nesel sssaut soa ost-
a. Psntep,ary months John q ain, assault and bait y,
YsafsD,i.y mouths Msrceils Riley .s-an ana one
1~uhepsry months, James Ryan, stealing siiVef Sacn
P.usptary months Elizabeth Simmons, stealing t"o soo
ssrss aud silver coin, PenentaIy months JtnS
spesbas wings ch1ges Peuitsutiary months. hei.d
Sasd stealing sr,s and other articles hoa,e OF Refuge
Cst.sSise Shea stealing bank bills, renoniay months
I'M snoss stealing bag Of oitnGg Pententiaty nooth.
Rh,np Miller stssss wearing sppal Pentenary noeths
I'm eu.lysn assault and battery CITY Prison days Moses
fsssrd s,.sat AID battery Penisnary month M.1h4s
ar, assault battery fined flo Henry wac ~
Sssceyy fined go Patrick Ubrien asiW 9ud par" ~.
- Adam Furmap stealing b0X Of candles House o RsaSe
seph Bensnser stealing candies Judgment suspended Jonn
-As6esbeIt malicious mischief hned go Ihonss Ssyfes
snauh and battery Judgment suspended
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r,ts Woodruff, Senior
MstI.Jnstic,-Ft Burr Meda-D,vd P. Fscker, Senior.
second Bur Mexsl-fizgerald Tisdsle, Senior.
General Fret P, 3edaGbert Elliott Sopnomore
Second Psli Medsi-Cbas L. Balch Junior
Third Pol 1edAl-Towns-nd Waud.ll Introductory.
Four.h Pel siedal-Edward y. Young Junior
In awarding the prizes TO Mr.. wight, who was the
successful competitor in oraory, Mr. Warren made an
evident eo, TO eclipse the Oratory of the young gen.
tle1nan IN q sophomorica address OF consratulation.
DR.. WEBSTER, in awarding the pnze TO Mr. Connor,
was guilty of no such absurdity.
The following degrees then conferred:
BACHELOR OF ARTsJphn Perrin Appleton, lanes Boarer
Horace Dresser Richmond Bullock Elliott DAVID carss
F,rkr lanes Charles Sit patrick Asa Bird Gardner Franklin
William Ciey IT, Elijah Aiyord Rowland Wilbur Fisk Hld-
SOD Oscar Brown Ireland, James Knox Abraham Wi;ton
Lozer Simon Fraser Macsie, William Man, William bernard
Qnnn Reid Sanders James Alfred S-amsn, Garth Sherman,
DENIM. Francis Sullivan John Joseph sa0n, Arnold lantr
Fitzgerald Tsda Edward Augustus Wood, lockwood DE FOR
est oodruf, S lcrnon Israel WOolt
BACHELOR or SCIENCES John Aoysius Caron, Mortimer
Charles Merritt. Joseph southworh, jr
HokoRARy NAL Benjamin Ellis Martin
MASTER OF ARTs-John Howe, A. g., M D. john Jas
pei IT, A. B Samuel s. Jessop, A. Il Arthur McHnlen, n
Juius Harms Ranney 4 and B. s. franklin = Rising A.
Is. Dayton w. Searle, \. g.. Everett 7. Wheeler A. IL
FITZGERALD TlsDALL then delivered the valedlc-
tory, on the Harmony OF Creation
At its conclusion, the audience was dismissed with
a henedict,on