, 1869-06-30

tor ecntrs.s-s stand au,list tae e.: c1asa Of falling
s'""eton = AID moa.rrhlss, u IN enduring moau-
nent Ct the p.snd Rucccss OF republican tnstltu-
restcauy at least, that the bes. form Of govern
inert waa republican.
-, 5slsssa Il T as, pssvsq Wisconsin asAr-
Spain and der Prospects, BY james ". Rid
die, Of Chicago, cauie ze1t,- lie ascribed the
downfall Of spaln from the h!ga positton among
charles s svee5 Of cn!csso, then spoke ol l
"7ae CnseItainsy q Fame. ne said tae 1--we ;e! o!
@Talie1rand's Lie 'by Francs E. Weston. Of
Chester, n, was an able effort and Was received
Co.isss c. G. Smith, Of Chicago, spoke Of "Pro-
Rrtsslye Development using great many ad)ec-
tlves, which clouded the meaning Of some OF Ills
Charles R Henderson, Of lafayette, lad. clesed
the list OF ornt1ons By speaking Of "Aental s}W.
uctry." His was decidedly the best effort Of Lae
% The ercnes,ra Ct save seiecsions from oGsnbach"
and the audience dispersed
THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS. ,,o
The nHt annual closing enn as, O. even.
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1as4a lie H.ts5: co,is
Solo tTcn III T1ova.ere," with sccoEpanp:as
Ha1ss:it: Hilsias Tis A:a.rs6; Ri:dsy; c.~n
Lausbillutsr's "AruoEe1r," with aceompt; Students
D'elsHs;ion-~Tle Shynins Ape'bseaWyyi;!l William HOGAN
soue ct ra:iae fran" s:9as1ts T.
4Ss dleTent Exercises were gwen win aoliy
! and taste. TIE dec1Amations were yer5 fasr, an
ceeds M % are 70 ue applied to mitigate he debt Of the
school
| BELEKE's ACADEMY.
The distribution OF prem!uus at this institution
TOOK place yesterday morning In The senior de-
| partment the first premium Of honor WIS glen 70
Henry Grocdell the second 70 James Roeile:
| Premiums for rapid improvement Wert AWARDED
! to Alfred Schlosserf William T1lden, John AL
| drews, Jacob Letz, Napoleon Brant and Augustus
EdwardH- Premiums for most excellent condoca
and good scholarship we're given to Edward Asay,
department the fu1lowtnr premiums were award
J. Cd: The Drst premium of honor to Otto uou-
I man, the eecond to Charles kfusemaEE For
most excellent conduct and good scholarship
premlnIna were awarded to Frank
Reed, Alfred SnydhEker, Herman W1nslor, Frank
| Ehouewald, Frank Edwards To tne preparatory
/ department the inst premium OF honor Nss given
! to Henry Law. the eecond TO Henry uasn and
I John Schroeder. Premiums for Enpid improve.
ment were awarded TO Emil PleineT, Francis
Wlnslow, Star Wood, Alex Lasseu- After this
| Copeland, an eminent lawyer Of this city, and
| bE Professor Broder, Of Helolt, Wisconsin SeG.
| eral OF the scholars were then called upcu fol
! some remarks. One OF them, a youth OF II yeara
| Henry Gfoede1, deserves particular meut!ou- Ht
made short eItentpOre speech, which, ot the re-
guest OF the audience, he repeated IN four didcf
| eut languages. And thus cloaed the present
academic year Of this popular mud 1ourtshtnR IN
st1tutton- Dr. Beleke and his corps OF able proes
| sors I7chly deserve the complete success Will
| which they are meeting.
SCHOOL OF PRINCIPALS
! The sixth meeting OF the Society OF School PEn
Clpals Will be held at Aurora, ILL.,, on the 9Th TT
| and sth proximo. The programme Is an inter est
! ing one, comprising at will, Devotional exercises
| discussions, lectures, etc. Arrangements nav
| been made with the hotels to entertain persons II
| attendance at reduced rates.