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oear and Deep.-Mr. Joaquin Ahascal
gave US visit this week, on hisatCe sprine
up "a frcighter Of gold dust He ssys
~ nc busy mining In Bear, and - % ea,.
.s'' u what they are doing mentions his
= receipts on Saturday .asA Sunday. q
ounces. There ass sbout 100 nen =
Ss,s' edsg ptssspal,y sap,sySd n Ia or
S'e claina Nspasssc Roeerei $4,000.
ums 'ook opf - week .fY1 tege. ss.ts Of
... feet cap-el, 600. Mining b.
I1 Top UDsep n slsaest 1E6gtE
.. .u' ~ men ase employed, a.AstsecSR
r st running q a, say, ins laak -,
De-" .I |. . - q ;. naa.sss q 80 NJ
-. .p s sad tho saal'ss- GaseA 49, r. Z -
c.,S '. ~ - gspA eve issa
s.ss!!sA = edda1, ~ uess =,
% i t,sa.s .scn<I \, ,xs
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'---0apA 0sol zHels1a hlt Ussilli Astil
l1th f0t 49,. ~. sroi}Esfr y:ssiasrspN
- cos,,t edoarvssass u Dsss Lodsss d sso
webs from Monday. Z - -; $. : =. 81
-. Bradbury = bayiag oass I'D barley
= the valley at Z cts. rsr,atrl,rrs'-. - 80
mo. Prank Wordea Of kiasosla, Il a.
psctsd- home next week - a4ai gw ss,r.
s-Thas extss sised mooa bsgias pascsu.
saly Il sazly candle light ~ sweating. ia
live poeice Walton = stark.s teains On
Ne reads frsishting sooaS - Pioases. 'o5
"A Delegation from Bo.eman and silver
Star passed through % Cedar on wednes.
day. 'I.@''- - - ..s,,' .' =" 49,. a.. -
The chief of individusl sxpsessnen.
g. Georz. Montgomery, = il town this
WoeeA' II n.4.,.sg.' aiEf 49, bana.t.gu
n-Jackson Lingls, now in jail, y much
depressed in spirits, and almost ahssains
from food. b. f2.s1 2Go W: 'te.s . ',r,
Attention 10 called 70 the oasd of Mr..
o. B. O'Banuon regarding Land entries.
It explains itself. '-. --., :. - ....-L
We learn that ANDY" Snyder formcr-
u Of Virginia. has tired OF the States and
coafemplatcs returning % Montana -.
!, --llassrs. J. B. Wilcox 4 Co. cold and
shippcd = lin Of goods amounting to $4,000
70 arm in German 0ulch, Tie other day.
r. B. McKiassry and family re-
moved b Pioneee thiss week aud win No.
open the xcKinsIy House 1t that place In
. few daya .He 81 "e -aasr..s. i,.E
Charley Brown. mail carrier from Deer
Lodge 10 Highland, resigned THE week,
and goes to Huntlcy'1 Station below Mis-
soula. There win never be better carrier
on the route. esnsioi r@ Itof 100 "iai
LIZ on Nay lot the once Of the "a Dlvi.
sion OF the Internal Revshus Collection
District Of Montana viii bs established ID
Dser Lodge. nr. James o zen, Of Helena,
wtli 70 asalSned 70 lie omcc. ''' .r VT.
Murphy 4 Co. . stssx ssw mill vas 70
moved this, wssk % ths Old locssioal near
Pioncef, and will cut lumber 1t that place
tor the next month Or two Good 'cess 70
tho two Charleys- Murphy and Kenyon.
Mr.. J. b. Church, U. g. Int. Rev. As.
SCISSOR Of Montana, Was expected in Helena
yesterday. He Il accompanied by his As
sissant Assessor for the Helena District.
Both gentleman bring their wives. Mr.
Church also brings HE adopted daughter.
We were pleased to meet this week. NJ.
Nxs1oss prtner of oof worthy Tresass
urer, Mr. Fredricssoa, who, has, just n.
rived with his family from Iowa and loca.
ted ut Praisio 0ulch. I Hei6 one Of tho old
Alder pioneers and returns 70 Montana 70
l,sy. Bucce1ap 40 o. - ~ q - II -
WV Joans,n. Esq. accompanied by
Mr.. Baker who Is going to try the field this
summer, LETT On Tuesday, with their survey.
ing party. They am destined for White.
siasA fsen which poiat they will nssudcs
tho river to Nissouls mills, AID there estah.
lish the seaSdard line, and await instruc.
tons Of the Surveyor General, ~ 10 the
survey II 1lssoala coaiiy. h'n1af',2S
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'r1E BoULDER PllExolfExoS. &

'fHE BOULDER PllExo1ExoS. 10
ws&y1n sssstlps IL AakaaAb;otiSust iSspoars.
Of the ''Boulasr Association, !" having under
spaadaGoiqN c,aher Ybigt s1a" slh0aneS
NON and making qIite Interesting reading
TT theAtressos" and '"'tle 0sasd .lauinasy
Of science. 8. v. {. VIC ]. IL too voluminous
for publication, but u quite p;adn1gent. and
70 use 6unassism, sxhibibo ~ "ridicu.
lsder 4eEasgps II hs,t hsqaissa and objso.
tons n holo1ldes light Ahaa enc sincere
~ 9psA learned acosraeposdeass might
wish. Az The following, from one Of the
aeqheu. ylsYsspeEally eeilcidsd in, sws
give Il: 1.-THE learned Professor says, the
..chsnge Of level" theory Is the most protas
bio exp'a.aiieP of the pkenonienon. After
tAiskiAG & Ill over In my cabin where the
whole thing y seen, I hive seoncsuded The
word ''tilt" jest Hin ths rail on the head
snd nahoatsllclsas - 1soualaiu dow. I
tsied ~ Stpesirnsst esd Il worked oil right
I'll show hsw 1jts i -doaar He then
touk'SplGdS d Asdtd sndahlase as ssa %
Tho table, before - es.dls, and held The
IoaRo tevsledNe thQnplaeedo tusaUeksa
hats O the baafd claee .egesha and psb.
t1shseQoo Ahnao He ~ segans& sfIhe
haas seprssesssa 0osnoalss ~ space b.
sE1E4 Hah eE ~ nNyoa;,the psRs3p, N6
ell, nd j f {! ri - IN aoalh Of De
|sossh .eastain. Va 4hoh ths board
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U-IRoN HYDRAULIC PIrE il couceded By oil
@h INNATE: the el~apcst, tightcst, most durable sad
Nsl'ah'c conductor svss use for hydraulice We arc
pr yard. kTRGNs: = m w.
| S&U W.
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Easssr. The season Of Lent Terminates
with Faster sasdsy. April l7s1 Easesg
10 the day %. which II TIA snoy,lle -feasts
of The Church depend, md fals o. Dc Asse
Snday sltid W. fdll; ho0 dp6aE d hfIt
after March 31sk i y ,ee)eaPssd By ths
populaes In various methodc tAroaghout
- Chgloassloa, s1gs.pessilllfxS3f,t4
actesistic II England and Assla Aaiec
ees. 70 ~ to- asa TX q 2osssvi,.s
AsdHdsia &ilulbagd - s1ILjS13tpfi1 !!
uaediaaely before, end dowa o Eassee. The
Meoe1adD6 10 neuAist1ete Ae<l6k3Ok
In England and Isaland shssD, IL sslso1al
<la2 thsSsA;4 Aaaess In ~ skDon Easter
mosptag.l We hepe theSbjectioa a eastern
people - round dances win "A. = soiee6do
this ln9lpncea Or Of xegteepsrs aslt = M A
n6diSH ~sSH Da3SSs III az ReI;S1|61ff
AaisDstesf iSknswa ssBA.k =
pFiginasing n Alkl 4sp ~ ~ qipe4sW
cold aad dask. Llks Chsiotnas, -
ssSaIy b AaleSGsa 81 saessd assoeiesdGaIi,
md HE tgtn 1esgjvlylU UGJe0uD DeSe.
sieed AOs1s 1bsDsaDlA0Sse1 l11o6an.
psieA
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70 Stsapslsrs. M: J.. J. Allpoet ean'
10 from Cedar % Wednesday: The road,
ore throngsd with stampsderA He thinks
The shinjsdicioua, snd pesnaa nvs q lesst
Many men ars, aadwil,be l1raometime idle
Any number are vainly seeking employ
ment 1t o per day. He says they had bse-
ter 20 to work In Deer Lodge county where
several hundreds 'ean .sw Ct employment
q from e4to ., pr day.. Cedar viii 10
ovcrdone. stampcdcrs arc going past Ger
tain and reaaunesative employment In ques,
of IN uncertainty. Many will wish they
had stopped here. It II inevitable. Why
not anticipate the wish, and save regrets !.
You who src fockins Cedar~srd, by doz.
ems and scorss. daily, thisk OF i. The
mines here are opened, water i flowing, Ia
Dor 10 needed, paying ground can b Oh.
tanned. What more do you expscts ~.",
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I'VE are in reoeipt-from one Of the
leading men Of Montana : communica.
ton prompted By. noble purposes and on .
theme Of general interest, and yet one which,
Ill things considered, would s. detrimental
tolhI se4 SeqlhS II 1ublbIs& For this
reason onsy, and believing isho judgment
cOrTec& ~ haNo Withheld j,aso. suif7T
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HsesoaaaGWs Ness pstASse w Iscoms,
% ths west side thIs wesk, II. DsvA Ne.
Otanor, Of Summit, Ex Sbui6 u lCSdis6n
county. He il pleased with the Silver Bow
6snA6y. mud will probably locate 4hare;anA
engage n, msrchsndizinG: Thsss, are bet.
ter men in the world Not many, though.
Also, of III Old eSesY Sf vryipia, ~ fave
met Messrs. Nick Berry and Geo. ". Hin.
who have Goss to Pilgrim Bar ssd Pioneer.
and We, trust will locate On Ibis stdez ~.
Clark, Of r. w. Dssnea . Co.. was in town
this week. He, will return 70 Deer Lodge
about the Let prox., and take charge of the
Bankilg department Of the i'm. Col. "A.
K. Morse Ut Bear, Hessrs. True and Senior
Of Helena, James Talbot Of Jefferson, and
Mr.. Pattie formerly Of Pioneer, arc in town.
= ~PHoroGRAPHlC NoTlck-Ths Son Rssr,
Gallery, Dssr Lodss, WIN y ssspssad o. ths lstA q
au 80, AHrHRAsuEa
Closing Out Closing ou e:
S.. GREAT BARGAINS! GREAT BARGAINsI
Determined 70 close out NJ sseiss stock u Dry
Goods and 0roeesieA Viii sG~ tAsn to the trsdsfos
NE next 70 da5s q cost and carriage In Dry Goods
b included DRESS GOODS, FLANN9LA, LlNsKYs.
JEANS, C0TT1NBTR Noejsas Boots and shoss,
1at~ cap~ co>aiae ses In 0seeesiss, thsss resiAa
ut 10 be aold III 81! .rFS bFs@'
: 1850 n. q No. RIO COFFEE. :
1900 BELCHERB oUoARA
244' 40 NAVY DtAltG3f1 .frE;T
100 WOODEN BUCKETS.
80 Eass BRICH4RS sYRUYA n ~ 10
'...~. .:a.r: ealea kekR z1,'! d.. :. .': r.
TOBACCOs Y1AsT Powders, MATCHES,
WRAPPING PAPER cite, n ."''''"
~Firt door shove the Post 0mcs bailding.
DssLoAssc ity, yeA - le7a ai'@Ea! ifitt J.
3s.u 4. ELLIOTT
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~ Ja~ received at A. Lavcnbcsg q Cos 10. 60
Asin street. Helena, nue LOT Ut Wooden Drrss Goods,
Cioaks. silk dresses, For Capcs, Muas Ladies' aud
ashi0nshls HuOda
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iat. Dsss bodss. . larss sssekses'""S go
CALIFORNIA READY MADE CLOTHING,
- To 10 cold cat q whessssls PssesA OH
At reta without reserve TIE best bargains svsr a.
fcsed on the west Side. A splendid stock, and must
GREAT BARGAINS II oo oa;is '''@
Give % call below puseaasine elsewhere
Aise' ~ nyess e1rsnT ssAassss GOAL On, ior
saDs cheap. STU
The Penitentiarys-11r Senior, Of Senior
& QcBirney. CONTRACTOR Of the Montana
Peuitentiary, arrived In town on Thursday
and SpesaScinS hsiahsemsutifof ,Ak DON!
menccmcnt Of work. He sdvsEsissa to-day
for proposals to which We invite attention.
Active operations win not probably begin
before May assk TIE uinuslG OF prspsr..
ton In work Of this magnitude consumes
some dine. ana Il h ths intent u havcevety.
thing in readiaess' ios energetic progress BE-.
fore commencing work The various pos-
lions d the work WIN probably employ
some City persona ,.v- r ,,4..... ,...-,
~ usviag alpsoysd . ~ dlas 1Ashbeaaejs Dsr.
bef, csstooes win ussivs pssose atssstisa md are
guaranteed GOD Shave. halt cut q sAsapeee q TIE
Ocsjd>ptN.1 81 ~ ssg e. q > - RI. =
RATHA , BATuA BATHA DATno |!
Occideatal Bath Ilosse. Dess Lodge reepsssd Cat.
urday, April sth. Reatted aud IN good osdss. BATHS
'..snsrreL D LlH'Ns4YM
B,sekSsst-R,. O.z7J. writes ~ from
BlackfeQt, About - rCsqpaaiea, Aavs
gone to work here, but the snow yesterday
and to-day hn stopped home Of them.
sheict1CDs., s1rbtNclaik bA6& 611 Clean.
Cd up 81. 400 after about week'srun. The
''Carey House. M, changed hands. G. B.
Simmons and p. L. Brown saeeihe new
Psspsieton. Charley "a - well kIsws
shroagsoat the Territory. ard 40 know
him ito b his fsised. ssecess to the
new .s 8 l : y Gnaoo .. ,~oa
uTRgH, c1usaFp 10 EARTH WILL RISE
AGAIN. q I'd 1s.lae ~. AkSeass er.sssa
49, S; s.1 Z. a s::3 49,. = 90
sss0 . this - splNM - IN sss1iens
n lev days. Meanwhile. ~ saleoa b h psgfset
sseR; hsviag - ~ ~ psssse tsasds q WhaaSss
1EaaliQs ~ Wl.se . AaoEsnA Deer Ioanm -
xkesdh s ~, vtn ~ ~ kses,sise, NJ -
:shs'ss aac eeAnllislsI ssssH Iaisrsmme3
.E6ookI Nj. Con Kohss has madj 6Sdr
cult Of To- vsllsys . ~ pohpsA r. castle.
few, dslivsssbJs No g - SosA, BY III. r.
AetAigcy e RhtiaiA = hsso jngG.lsA
Ill Cta. tA31C1as, SToog 2qf, Gran
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ao-op0njng sight
s41aR8xcIlsS0R. BOWLING ALLEY.
-, ,,-,,-, Saturday kyonin4, losh.
0UYB, THt ALlEYS ARE NEADY a,d q %.
morrow lsatsrdayl svsaag ~ sesihs Win 10 h q.
des. TIE soeo = ~ iassse = sps kinA n ~ n.
sto. and - palms sha b spased to make Il pleasant
Sos ~ who bsstev thsis paGseaags. Rsnsabsr ~
Excole3oe.
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~CRHAT SALE OF cLOrluNG!-w. Comm,
b'o have In store In ths NEW Nossn.wss1 Bald
Ing, Dsss hodst. . lAsss Sssek es'poS IFh
CALIFORNIA READY MADE CLOTHING.
II To ts sold cat q whs'ssals RtesA OH
At reta' without reserve Tie best bargains svsr a.
fcred on the west Side. splendid stock, and mast
GREAT BARGAINS II COATS.
Give 20 call bsises purchasing elsewhere
Also. Al rssvelsD o. yne ovAassg GOAL On, Ia
saDe ehsap. SIT
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~TRUXp C1UeHfD 40 Earth WILL RISE
AGAIN. q sDswhag Ally. AitAeses eusAsa
= saHh As4s4tiRs daqA - Ise,aei4 ~ naQn
fsDh6 sAh,As14lAiAA! J y Sew bejlpj ASh1ns
sssa . thie - thssa,R!. pPl~m - IL sseAisss
n fsw days. Meanwhile. ~ saloon b b pss5set
sssa, hsviag o ~ ~ psssss Ssasds q Wliunsss
4al1ile ~ wisss p 1aaG4na Dssr Le1ass -
v6atdsb 4 Sswa win ~ ~ 1xealslse, nj -
e1e1aaCplAgNfsisI ssasE Is;er.uyel
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WHEATON FEMALE SEMINARY.

NORTON, Mass, July 13.-Wheaton Female
Seminary was founded in this quiet ourthrate country
TOWN. 10 miles from Boston the Providence road IN
1875 by the Hon. Laban wheaton. 1t was further en-
lowed by his son. whose widow is still ever ready to ala
the work commenced and carried by the father ana
son The origin Of the school Is explained by Mr..
Wheaton's remark at the first meeting Of the Trustees
when pointing TO the infant seminary ne said: II hdd
a behaved daughter-it pleased God TO take her away
and yonder Is a part Of what intended Tor htr" IN
1899 fhe first class quartet, completed s four wears
course and since then 100 members have borne away
their diplomas from wheaton. .
The class graduating to-day was larger than any pre-
cedng The regular anniversary exercises Degih on
sunday with baccalaureate sermon by the Rev MI
Craig Of hc village church. The young ladies passed
the final examinations very crcdltaDy on tuesday
Each member of the graduating claes appeared In "a
OF the purest Of white and compositions were
read as follows: "a Glass Picture, by Julia Harding
OF South Chatham; " Infalbility," by Ella NJ. Fisher
OF Putnam, Conn; Mimic Life" by Celia NJ Briggs OF
New York City; "Specie Payments" by Julia A. Gil
more of RaynhaTn; (" Now and Then" by Emma c. Keith
of Kingston; secondhand Furniture" by susan n
Pratt OF Afattapoisett "Pilgim Principles" by Mary
A. Marvin OF Winchendoc; "Excahbur," by ABIDE
that OF blood and chains" by Helen Gilmore OF Rayn
ham; Chimes" by Matte c, Brigham OF Fall River;
art of Hunting" by Catharne A. futile OF Milford
y. H.; "Thc Greek AntigOne,' by Anna l. spear or
Atho Depot; "The Living Truth" by Annie NJ Kllham
of Beverly; "Open Sesame, with valcdicOry addresses,
by Matilda ID. Smith Of Norton.
Special praise the class, and their instructor in
eocution stacy Baxter Of Boston for their accurate pro-
nuncation and clear and spirited reading; Professor
Diman of Brown University addressed the alumni ia inc
afternoon and the exercises closed with promenade
cOnCe IT in the evening.
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HOBART COLLEGE.

GENEVA. July 14.-lIObart Free College, one Of
the most important institutions supported by the Epsco
pal Church in this country stands with its series OF time
worn granite buildings, on immense natural boule-
ward grdng Seneca Lake. The Row. Dr. James Ran
kline is now President Of the College with an endowed
chair. The Rev DR. Metcalf also occupies chair which
II endowed. Profs. Fowler, smith. Russell, and
McDanels, fill the chairs Of Language, Science,
act AS assistants The classes have never been
very large, owing To the lack Of facilities
commencement week began usual on sunday even
ing by Presidential Baccalaurcate, on the theme,
Haight of Newiork preached before the Delaney As
ISOLATION IN the morning. Tuesday class day on
Wednesday, the six members of the Senior Glass con-
Tested Tor the White Rhetorical Medal" Mr.. a. Il. Jack
son receiving the prize. The annual Grafton aud poem
were red before the Alumni at Linden Hall on Wednes
York and the Grafton by the Rev. II. W. Spaud-
ing Of Madison. Wis. At the business meeting
on wednesday morning. the Alumni made move
10 emu the ethargy at present restraining the advance
meht Oh me SOlltge They memoriaized the Board 81
trustees 10 break up the present cOse corporation
method and admit OF the election Of Trustees every year,
~ that the "Ogy element may be dropped out Of the
college councils Should this succeed the Alumni think
the College VIII be endowed with and vigorous life.
Inc nIaduahng class numbered a. The literary eXer-
Latin hautatory Scott; The Debt Ows England Walter
Nofb The influence OF The Alfred Leeeon The Spirit Of
nIolerih Jackson Scientific Investigation u Spiritual rhe-
nomenA v H. Bunsk AHalngie. the Limits Inteectu
al Development" NJ Barter Faith
Religion Bern A schulz The Philosophy u Eoquence W W.
Adams hAfs bielns Cameron Mann Christianity aud Agres
tionj not d.fnAie,' G. II. Smith, Nalrnc0nAh
Inc NhlodCtorlan In the Of his address To the
Faculty TOOK occasion Ia aude to the present incumbent
of the Presidents chair IA one Whose zeal for the
church could be trusted" This drew sroat sDDlauso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19
cENEGEE COLLEGE.

LIMA. n. Y, July 14.-In 1892 the Meth0dlsts
OF Western New York established at Lima Livingstone
County the Genesee Wesleyan Seminary. The loeauon
OF the Seminary then regarded a. remarRaoy "o'
selected the village being situated on the healthy up
Ids surrounding the faramed Genesee Valley and its
main thoroughfare forming section OF the great TURN
pike road between the cities Of Albany ana buIiio
Utber ON the numbering stages of the PERIOD from the
farms OF the then Western country came the young en
and young women OF the household for their eduea'o
The Seminary grew to be IN point ol
numbers one OF the greatest in the state; as
many as LOO students in one year crowdmg us rec
tion rnons Its two literary societies. the Genesee Ly
ceum and Amphictyon became far-famed for the excel
limited States LAYING the groundwork Of their future e0
Guence within their walls-Senator Cornelius Cole OF
California and Senator Doolitte OF Wisconsin hee, 700,
Henry j. Raymond in the debating hall OF the Heheste
Lycem, made his first political speech In lo tne ava
with the necessity of providing sun h ii
education for those VINO mignt TEL orsIo
lis nineteenth commencement finds the college IN more
prosperous condition than ever before. anniversary
week as il is called commenced on Friday aitfrhOon
last, with the Freshman exhibition on FRIDAY an Sa,
urday evenings the AttCaeum ana Aetn0n Lite,aiy
Societies gave public exhibition ON SUNDAY iie Gus
paieI steie u ID tbe acting President Of the College,
in the NJ f. church OF the village. His text Was rom
job VII. chap, 18th verse, ""hat Is man ''A' 'nou
on Sunday evening the Rev. Gilbert Haven Of Boston
delivered the annual Missionary AddreSs DeIOto address
vas delivered before the Alumni by the Rev Isaac Glib
bard of Phelps, NewIort. - o,, mann
The literary exercises OF todays Commencement were
follows: -. ,,,,.- e.-.u.s Ora.
Sauatory Addresses in Latin William II Reese Chon sPrns III
nGP%s s nne 'E Ssie 70 MAMA Robinson RAPIDS Mich
Classical Oaton-A Law Makers Porter NJ eneh LIMA
onyorey John A. Munson savannah Oaon-Acon Thomas g.
Clsyen Geneseo Philosophical OaonLoye Of eann J9hn ~
M,bon Lima Oion-fhe Nations Wealth G1lnle Iau'e Una
0r,o1EHpneary our Example William H. Reese Cmon Sphng
Oon-The Church OF the Future. Charles IS hspsuB1 @ r.
E.,v-UioLts and Depths. H. Hyatt, Mlp9rL OI,oun
Democracy Failure YalectOy Addresses JOhn . os"
Lima. -.. oorforrod uron
Porter NJ. French, Emma l.. Hyatt, WllIaia ~ i ,L'
IoLn Morgan, Alfred Case and Charles T. dlIsduLh.
The Dc gree Bachelor of Science was conferred uo
John A. Munson Gedne s. Bauter IholhaS T =, Sahon,
Monroe G. Cheney and Martha Robinson. Inc seniors
nrizes for the best written English essay were a"re'
The Sophomore mathematical prises were aN aIded
as follows the first prize to George Martin ana the sec
ton-he first to James E. Crised, the second 10 Chares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19
GENERAL NOTES.

A Savannah newspaper reproaches the au-
thorities at Americas Ga, with the shame of having
compelled two young girls to work in the sreet-gang
The thing is certainly atrOcous: but II Ia doubtful
whether il would have attracted attention and rcbuke
but for the circumstance that the women are white.
A "Grand Industrial Exposition" will be held
in Cincinnati, commencing September 81 and closing Oc
tober l5 is intended that this shall De Of the most
extensive exhibitions Of the kind attempted beyond
the AIeghanes, and invitations extended 10
California 1t is designed to demonstrate that the West
need longer be dependent upon Eastern and European
manufacturers for large class Of articles which her
mills and workshops are producing. Charles f. Will
saChJs the Ircsluehl ana ADneI L. fldZeT SECRETARY OF
the Association.
There is city of the West, whereof its in
habitans speak except in superlatyes and this
method ia applied not only to the city whole but to
every part and parcel Of it its inhabitants Thus for
inetance when railroad is approaching VI its
Observation-Disclosures in partcuar-there is fierce out
cry about dissertations and The chicago Epein0 Post asks
that $50 grave and serious question" shan he pom
dered wel; talks OF annihilatng' "vast values" aud
"crimnaity the part Of the authorities" No doubt
all this is so but them what limited experience must
city have have had to be 80 Mustered about such mat
ter Haven't We had any number OF streets and avenues
spoiled by the authorities Themselves to say nothing 81
the railroad people But those streets Of Chcago-ah!
They are three OF the finest avenues in the world"
A slight touch of superstition is not in itself
Objectionable; IL only becomes when forced upon
Others hospital surgeon, who has made observations
declares that large percentage OF patients carry with
them some sort of a charm against disease usually
horse chestnut IN the pocket But when The West Union
Defender (Ohio) expects s readers 10 believe story
about cure thus effected IL looks like carrying things
far The story that Mr. Nicholas Plumner of North
Liberty substituted potato for the conventional chest
nut his complaint being rheumatism. After carrying
re ao sTd nd s potaS t%rneS az ~ IONS
SOd stone OF your chalk stones, such rheumatic
patients get in their joints but small brown rock that
rosOunds being struck with metallic ring. sVlan0
nathiC s.li0ol 1f medicine NAV IA" expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19
HARVARD.
PROSPEROUS CONDITION.

Boston, July 14.-At the annual meeting of
the Trustees OF Harvard College yesterday the five new
Trustees were confirmed and the Hon. John H. Clifford
was reelected by unanimous vote The annual reports
examining committee will not be presented till the
October meeting but from general statements made at
this meeting the condition OF the College seems TO be ex
tremely prosperous. The Freshman class now num-
15 which will be increased TO about 100 after the
September examinations. The number Of applicants re-
ected wa. about 25. large number of pupils were adj
mitted who will form the higher classes. 80 many Fresh
men will require double the number Of tutors and teach
ers change has been made by which the tutors have
been selected from gentlemen OF larger experience and
higher range OF study than has hitherto been customary
The principle will undoubtedly be applied To future APP
pOinments The number of pupils in the dental school
has rapidly increased, and in the rooms at the Masschu
sets hospital the professors have treated 5000 patients
in the course OF instruction with gratifying rcsaits>
When the new term begins the College Will be able 10
lodge 40 students but than twice that number will
be in ATTENDANCE in the different branches.