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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-03

Gcldings, pair, for harness, exhibited
in harncss..................' ~ w
Mares, pair, for harness, exhibited IN
harness ...'....... 80 w
Gclding, for harness, exhibited IN
harncss..... ............ ........'...''''' w
Mare, for harness, exhibited III har-
neSs........ .'.i...'.'......''..'' w
Geldihg for saddle, best gated shown oo
under ealI!c. ........:!. .'''.'''' w
Marc for saddle, best gated, shown
AwArDtyf coMMITrEE-
J..K. p. Record, r. S. Guy, N. NJ. Bur-
ford, Dnlias; Jas WilsGhj Collin; A. a. kcm-
bic, Ellis J. P. Smith, Tarrani; Capt. Ed
wards, Kaufman.
CLASS 20. II.
Draught horses pair, in liarntss.'.:..S3 OO
Draught mares, pair in harness. :.... w
AWARDING COMMITTEE
John Penn, W. b.. Miller; John Sears
Dallas; Joh, Hyde, Ellis; Jas, Rains, kauf-
han; j. I. Melton, Collin; Ben. Bedford,
Tarraut.
Grand Tournameut............ ..........TZo w
Esy order OGthe Directory
w. B. MILLER,
PRESIDENT.
Il. G. HOVER,
n,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-03
IwARpiNG COMMITTEE


W. Il. Rowe, Dallas; Lionel Simpson, Dem
ton; John Huffman, Collin; Il. a. Davis, FL
lis; W. II. Ovcrton, Tarrant.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-03
Class 80. 10.
"AODED STOCK

FOURTH DAY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-03

W. II. Witt, Dallas; Jno. Jackson, Collin;
Jno. E. Gibson, j. Il. Hawkins, Ellis; Jcn.
Estell, Tarrant; J. a. Carroll, Denton; j. L.
Rayel Kaufman.
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AWARDING Committee

John Chcnault, Il. \. Rawlins, Dallas
W. a. Rhca, Collin; J. W. Ferris, Ellis; NJ.
I. johnson, Tarranti NJ. Doughcrty, Denton;
II. S. Slauhgtcr, Kaufman.
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CLASS 40 -.
SADDLE HORSES.

FIFTH DAY
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SECOND DAY.
ANNUAL ADDRESS
at . o'clock PM.
Col. JOHN C. MCCOY,
OF Dallas.
class so. t.


Il. A. Rawlins, Jesse Daniels, Jno, Ilow-
ell, Grill Miller Dallas C. llaggard Collin.
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For draught Stations, all nges-cn-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-27

A Practical Application.

A friend from the West has been tell
ing me about the prayer meetings OF his
church. Long prayers are not allowed.
while the meeting is made rs informal
aud free rs possible. A few evenings
since. the leader opened the exercises by
giving some thoughts which had been
suggested to his mind by the petition in
the Lords Prayer. "Giye us this day our
daily bread" Was il true that they who
uttered this petition were any better pro-
vidcd for then those who. working in
dustriously. never prayed2 The pastor
gave n brief allcgory, and closed by say
ing he would make no application. As
he sat down. my friend arose and said he
wished TO relate an incident for which
their minister could vouch. that had di-
rect application:
A few Sabbaths since our pastor preach
ed sermon that had long needed. II
was full of comfort and cheer To my
soul. had that morning put a five dol
lar bill in my pocket, and on the way
home said to myself .'That sermon has
done me 50 much good / will acknowl-
edge ii tomorrow by sending Mr.. w.
this money" Monday morning came,
and with il motherly rcminders that new
shoes were wanted for the children. and
the -four barrel was almost empty. There
seemed sd much neod of all my five dol
lar bills that the resolution made the day
before was almost forgotten. On the
way 10 my Office met friend, very I'M
cxpectclly. who had removed his resi-
dencc from our place. Some months be-
fore this friend had asked the loan of
five dollars, and being under obligation
to him for past f,vors, 1 handed it TO him
saying. IL do not want you 10 repay this. T"
However. he now insisted on paying me
the money. AS soon rs reached the Of
fee enclosed the bill in n letter to my
minister rs thank Offering for the good
his sermon had done me. In duo time
the letter was taken from tho Office, and
opened. Starting ON his way home. our
pastor met lady. n comparative strang-
er In the place. He inquired after her
invalid husband. Tho wan face told n
moro serious story than tho lips. How
could he assist her? Telling her Of the
letter he had Just taken from the Office,
he liftcd the lid Of the basket, and said,
snow want 10 put this five dollar bill
right here" Tho tears trickled down
the woman's face rs she said. "Mr. W.,
this morning there was only food enough
in the house for my husbands breakfast.
/ have eaten nothing. hut no does not
know il. What we were TO do 1 did not
know. We have not IL relative within a
thousand miles, anil we are destitute
among strangers. Knecling down this
morning and thanking the Lord. utter
cal the prayer hes has taught us, Give us
this day our daily bread. You see, sir,
how God has answered my prayer
Rec. u. u. Sanford. H
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snare Lines.

Evcrgrens-rhOe who don't take the paper.
The ancient bitterness Of Earope-oh Ganl.
No farmer can plough Geld BY turning Ii
over In his mind.
Why is parish belllike gOoi siOry' Because
II Is oftcn TOLD.
An imputlent Western eiitor thinks II Miss
Anthony were snt TO ConSress she would be
couspicuously men-shunned.
Don't beat your carpets says somc kind
hearted person; try kindness and 6rmness,
and II that doesn't keep them down send for q
police man and have them taken up .
Hal thoughts are worse enemies than lions
and tigers; Cor We can keep out Of the way Of
will beasts. but bad thoughts win their way
everywhere The cup that Is full win hold no
more; keep your hearts full Of good thoughts,
that bad thoughts may find no room to enter.
Jim has prccocious nephew, lsd just three
years old. Playing with his kitten recently,
Miss Kitty "got her back up about some
thing, Kittens as well As folks often get their
backs up), and scsmpervi over the floor. Lat
tie nephew was delighted and sang out, "LOok,
ma, Kittens cote Grccian bendr'
Two members Of the state legislature. at tie
close Of the session, addressed circular TO their
constituents. commencing In this way: "we
hope the course We have pursued and the votes
We have given wiz meet your appreciation. We
trust you win say 70 us, a. Nathan aid 10
David. "well done good and hithfhl servants. :"
lis my faoe dirtyi' asked young lady from
the backwoosis, while seated with her aunt at
the dinner table on q steamboat running from
Cairo to New Orleans. Dirt, No. Why did
you askf' Because that insulting waiter in
sists upon putting towel beside my plate. I've
thrown three under the table. and yet every
time he comes around he puts another one be-
fore me-
The editor Of the Louisville Courier Journal
has been pester~l by the following heart-crack-
ing communication from . parents-I am 3
Miserable man. My only son is not quite eight
years Of age. and yet he not only wears and
chews tobacco. but persists in parting his hair
In the middle. and declaring that his mother
has better right to the ballot than have. Tell
me. for Heavens sake what shall do with
himi' mes
Ia, Me-. said Mrs. Partington; here have
been suffering the bigsmies Of death for three
mortal weeks. First, l was SEIZED with bleed
ing phrenolcgy in the len hampshire Ofthe
brain, which was exceeded by stoppage Of the
left ventllator Of the heart. This gave me an
Inflammation In the borax. and now I'm am sick
with the chloroform morbus. There's no bless
Ing like that Of health, particularly when you're
sick
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Hath not God chosen ..the poor OF this
world. rich in faith, to DO heirs Of the
Kingdom" Ono of the signs by which
Jesus was known To be the real Messiah,
WAS. that the poor had tho gospel preach
Ell TO them. And We are told that Mt n
certain time when Ho was preaching "the
common people heard him gladly" Not
but what the gospel Is for all, the rich rs
well rs the poor, II they will but listen to
its true sounds readily. n.
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rventy.fIye Ycn,,, c,..,,..

In the Treatment % Diseases incident 10 Females
has pia,sd M. DOW At the head 90 all phy.leia M.
mailing suoh prsctiee q speciality, and enables
him 10 guarantee speedy ADD permanent cure In
the worst cases OF >syprsssiss and all other Ns.-
strssf Derssgewssss. frrm ,~Asfsrsv ess.s All let
tets Cor sdvicc must contain 81. 0fee, No. Endi
colt Street Boston.
N. B.-Bcard rpished 10 those desiring to re-
main under troAtment-
Boston. July. ls69.-sp. noiyr0
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cveRY rOUN0 Way

:1 sr % vS X srLSFssssR"sfIoS
By De- A. 10. Ilsyc Il Boston, astbs of-ssNrAL PHrs-
islest 90 wosAS, AND itss pnr.ssS" AMI kies q The
ssPxAsopy Jc0zSsl fikairH." This eeek gu teach
ais, the msib-s<~i srl th>s sdvsr-, IN Ne may
hsi he w<y sa rv>tcoaika - pcst~t~f syseu to &C
live heHish 10 the ~sR a dep .sniy an" extensive
rr.etc. ss-i mar NJ r--i upon So advertisement Of
icAbssiy M-iicsI Insiilnts IN another column. May
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.SpeciSsl Notices.

best THING FOR cosrrvEyEss pu. HAIR
RISON'S PERiSrALrlC LOzBNGtS are warran-
tel In all cases Of Piles and falling OF the Rectum,
stomach, splitting OF fccd, also Headache, D,rsi-
mesa IAAin In the Back and Loins. Sick iesische,
Coated Tongue, and Biliousness. Pcr sale at No. !
fremont Temple, Boston. by Y. A. HARRISON a
CO., Proprietors, and by all Druggists. Mailed FOR
al cents. 6Nlb
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Manhood, I54ih Edition.

4 MEDICAL ESSAY on tho Cause and Curc Of
n Premature Decline, showing how health 10 lost.
and how RECLAIMED; IL gives clear syDopas % tho
vous and PHYSICAL DEHrLIvy. BrKRIf.frr, 4c, and
the remedies therefor,-the results Of twenty yesI'
successful practice.
There 10 no member of socisty by whom this
book will not DO bund usefnl, whether Such person
holds the relation Of Parent pfcceptor, or Clergy
mAn.r-Leadsa Medical Tssss ssd Gsssfis.
".MAHBoOp., The experience and rsputation OF
DR. Curtis I'm tho treatment Of the diseases ct birth
In this little pamphlet ID the PATIENTS guarantee,
ton. "-Dssiy Trme. rHfW HFf rHH|
sent by mall ON rccsipt Of Finy ceats. Address
the Author, DR. CURris, u Chapman slfost Doe
top, Mas. 3mi5
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JOINT RESOLUTION dlrc,ing an inquiry Into The
b.s ol the unltoi states steamer 'Op>tta."
Whereas on the twenty day % January last the
unitei STATES "Oneda' uheu leaving the por
az IokohsmA, Japan, cane In eeision with the Brtsh
rrninsilu AMI Oriental mall steamer .Bomh~y,- and
sunk almost instantly, With the los q marty all her on
cers anil The grvz,cr pst Il her nea, AMI whross the
the Navy nerartmebt has nseu unsble In answer 10
request Oh he Icase Reprsentsuv. 10 eomman,csis
any taci satisfactory Information touching the cir
c,sances ~ The lo-s byood IL extent and the numhss
% casualties, and whereas apIsnrs that fa anil I'M
partial AMI satisfactory Investigates has hsn made into
hcansrs q the disaster Into The couduet q the parties
impiA-te.i On ~ Tb~et~c,
Dc "a resolved ~ tAs S,ssis ard Hesss Of R,prss-
ssfsfssss sftAs UsIed States Of imsrica N cessrsss
ssssablsi rhai the secrctAry Of the Navy shsn. With
the hast practicable delay, cricr inquiry IN he made
into The PARTICULARS % the ~s 81 ssh cut- States
90 s.OoeklA" and u her officers ssi m>n iociaiing
the subsequent eooiui % The captain Il the
steamer "Bemlay." with view 10 asertAn
The r-psesibthty nc M csliAice ~ which she
vss disireyei. asi &c Ne destrctioa cf lie which
Coogr~-.
APrUvci, Apsn =. i27o. 81 < - "a
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$500 to $3.50 % Ai %sss s. S.i sssi s' g
Agents everywhere selling our Patent S,irsr Mosif
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Por full particulars address GiRARD WIRE MILis,
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mo THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR

THO THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. L.
II DIX particularly invs~s al IAdies vho nerd Md
oai M yugoa adviser 10 call at hs Rooms, n EDfeot
s,rs<t Boston, Mass, vhrh they vii hs9 Arranged bf
their special accommodation. 60 49,.
DIR. DIX having devoted over twenty yesr 10 his
t,Dch u the TREATMENT II In dsr.s<s PECULIAR mai,
10 nov ccocsid By en- th In this country and EarcIs)
THAI he sxceis oil other known prAetitIcoe 10 tbs ~s,
speedy AMI efecuai Treatment Of al kmae complainis.
Ills mciicincs arv psparvd VIII the sspssss vsrpo OF
removing ali dseases sseh % dsbSy, vsskne usnsiu.
mi suppsesslons ensrrvmens az he womb ass s dis
CHARGES which ncw sm mo<bh siats % ~ bpnd. Ths
Doctor fay p~psrvd tssat In hs rsssilaf sJs,
both Medically and sursicay, al dsesses of tbs knas
sex and thsy sp respectfully invited 70 cell n
No. II Endieott street, Boston,
An ltssn rquihns sAvis nnss contain one dollar 10
Insure IN answer. F...
n<kn Jan A. 1870 PIT
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RESOLUTION In rsaiion .ttlers On tho Sioux In
dian rsryaiioo IN The scale Of Niur>-ctA
kss6sf =. rae se.sfe s.d Hs.ss Of Revresesfs-
fires ~ s Usssf States Of f.srtes 4. cs.gr.ss as.
se-sed that NE st ~ cuugrcss approved March sxth
eishi hanirei AMI stxty-eght e,ts .An .et Ar ~,
WILT % seusrs 81 ue his s,sax Isian reery.oo I'M
The sesis u Miss>ts,' BE- aud N. s.m> 4. hey,h, -
anetiei 20 alO~ the settlers hsr,ln pr,y,ei A. ma,
al he rst day q March, Dtmni eighteen bap,,,.,
AMI syeoysos, In sheh 10 male proof and psymsat s
Their claims
Approved March "a, isIo
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American ana Foreign Patents.
= y r. n. EDDY,
Solicitor of Patents.

=
late <gs.f 81 ils U.rss sts'., P.i..l osss. W..A
5shtase 1T. opposite kilby ~, nestss,
frkk IN extensive practice of upwards ef 2c
"A ysafa continues % secure patents In the Unit
ed statesy alse ~ aysat Bbtaln. Yrspss asd other
torsien eeuntrise. caveats. Specifications, Bcnds.
:s fsa =: e .S o. G
asscarchss uads tnts Assfsss sd peseixn
works, 10 detsmlDs The validity AID Unity oi
Patents Of 1nvsntiobs, and legal sid other ADVICE
rendered on Ill matters tcachlng the ssme. Copies
ing ono dollar. AsiiEsmssss rsssrdsd II wash.
Es x,..sy .. fAs Ussse< ssss,s ,.sssss.s ss,.rs,,
Esslsf,ss (s' sttsssiss Pstsas o. sssgfssssss hs
During eight months the subscriber. In Tire
course of his large practee made % i.ss. .stesfs<
applles Mons, SlXTEENr APPEAL.A. EyERY. ONk
Of which was decided ~ AD Jssssby The Commits
siouer Of Patents. ~ if'
rg'H y TESTIMONIALS
81 regard Mr.. Eity - one % the most espssss
sd :ssesssfsi prsstitioasrs With whom have bad
CHARLES MASON. cour Of Patent.
~ have no Mediation IN asserfnx isventeu that
Ssy s.SSS. s sSp %S, s.pss. S.s ape
snd xvorsbis eonsidsrsiiea 81 che Patent once
= : : = : - DhuhD BURKE l|uTITI
-w, n NJ Rpsr has made Tor ne fiiiRrfrs
spriIcst tons, % al bst ONE q which patsais
hsys been grastsd. and that oss u sec csa<ssg
Sssh usnistA ksbs psosf % xrvat talent aad abii-
~ on he pat. lssde ne 70 rssounsnd AL ln-
A. they may 30 surs Of having ths uost nilsiai
attention bestowed on their and ~ very TeA
sosahis charges. JOHN fA0uABT.s
Boston. Jan. .. $50 I've
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DODD'S NERVINE

Is q PURE TONIC-harmoniEes perfectly with the
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Stomach, Liver, Bowels and other visera-and sup
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GOOD DIGESTION, which Il promotes, restores tho
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mind. Il contains no opium, strychnine, to. otten
used for nervous complants) and 10 wholly fee
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Por sale by all Druggists. Price ONE DOLLAR.
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WBLL,s cARBoL1o TABLETS.

Amer much study and scientific investigation ~
tn tho remedial qualities OF CARBOllc AciD, Dr.
Wclls has discovered by proper combination with
other articles In the form oil Tablet aspecoc for all
Care for all diseases Of the respiratory Orpans,
Ssre Throat, Cofd, Crosp, Diptkerta, Asfh-
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PINpIEs ON THE rAOE.

FOX Ccmsion... Black -IIe.ds. Flesh Worms or
uratons on NE fsoe, use perry's Come,ione a fns-
pie Remedy. Reliable, Harmless, and contains no
nse4 re..e.. Degot, % Bond 81, n. Y. sold by
Druggists everywhere iml1
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For sale Chcap.

THREE rrcond hand Plus Beisss a ipsAers In
] dlsmsiss, tye, &C then ~ fest lisng--ths other
Apply % the sSSseribsr At s.eo or "a Commercial
- 4 Ill -ey'lu ..4rliJ JOSEPH lIOBsOS.
Baco, Peb,y 18th, 1870. Hr,f, ....4t .r III
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For Moth Patches, Freokles & Tan,
V,sE sPERRY's MOTH and FREcKLE LOTION
u The only Reliable and Harmless Remedy known
% Science COR removing brown diseoloratons nom
the Pace. Prepared only by DIR. n. Q. PERRY, 70
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y Printing Of all kind, done a, TIL. sr,o..
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Agents-CanvassingB Books sent Free
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The most remarkable hook ever publishci, being
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USE
STEVENS CONDITION POWDERS!
Foo Horses ssd Cattle.

Is Sold BY Druggist, and dealers in general am
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.AScE or oUAcx pocroRs AND xorRuN.
nAKHRs
DR. 4 pfxp

charges ars very mciersis. Communcaroos saerfy
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thfc1gh fsis- crihcsirs snd ssos, end rscsasesfs.
or catrsdcs them vho bssdss, 10 fsrthr thris inpo-
siIous copy um medical bcoks much that 10 written Of
the auaties and edsc a dlevnt hens ant pisnn, and
ascsibe all he ssme b tfeir Ps Exfncss sps6o, he,
most OF which, Il no, all contain Mercury, bec.uss u The
ancient h-lef n s curing esythng bss tssva
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For restoring Gray Hair lc
It's natural Vitality and Color.

encd, falling hair checked, and bald.
ness oflen, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophicd and decayed,
But such rs remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling tho hair with a pasty sedi'
mcnt, it will kecpit clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use win prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to tho hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for ,iIH
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who know Little Of the nature Ard ehanos scial ph
tsooas u ILstimiiuns cc,i<rrs vhich ses0 sssssA
any part u The .reh aher sxhibh pFsomss o. n
Dad, how ctsai1c known po< ouy assusssf and I'd
verisns In names a tess Inverted IN NE dipsgAA D
10 fnrth~r thpir np-hica assume names n othsr orb
bnird physieans ioeg slnos dcnd. Neirs b tcssiss
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Farm for Sale,

~ Posters and Programmes printed at this once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
YALE COLLEGE.

COMMENCEMENT IN THE DIVINITY SCHOOLING
TEREsTING INCONSISTENCIES BY HENRY
WARD BEECHER.
NEw-HAvEN, May 19.-The graduating exer-
cses Of the Senior Class in the Yale Theological sen
nary occurred to-day. The Coege-st Church, In which
the mornings exercises held, comfortably filed
by the friends of the graduates who listened with app
rent interest TO the oraOns by the several members On
the class The exercises opened with an anthem
by the choir and prayer by President W0olhey. Thd
speakers James p. Holt, Coventry n. Y; yuba is
Voree Crown Point, n. Y; Albert T. Hale, Springfeds
H. Anselnt b. Brown, New Haven; John w Hartshor's
New Haven Edward e. starr Gullford Robert q. =
McNeille Phiiade phia Thomas d. Barclay, Van Neci :
ten, N. VI Daniel A. Evans, Nantyglo, Wales; Eli. n
James, Oakland CALI and Charles 5. walker, CINCINNATI,
Ohio.
LII the afternoon meeting Of the Alumni was held ID
number being present and the best Of feeling prevailed
and many addresses were made congratuatOry OF tio
prospects OF the institution. Tie secretary's repo
showed 829 living graduates OF the Seminary hpOu6
$4,000 is still needed to complete the new building ac
cOring to the present plan. committee or the Alum
appointed to take into consideration the best mar
ner celebrating the 2;Oth anniversary OF the settemee
OF New England -
After further brief speeches the meeting was az
journed collation. provided by the ladies OF to
Church.
The class which has inst finished its Divinity course
here is the last that will ever graduate from the 9a 81
mary With the new collegiate year the school II TO oe-
cupy the Divinity building, now nearly nnlshcd Oh
the corner of Em and Coege-sts Tho contractors
promse the completed structure I'm about two months,
Accommodations Will be provided for 50 students snf
the will be furnished by society Of ladies OF tS
city The Old building Is to be torn down 10 make room
doritOry for academcal students to be calico
after its donor, "Durfee Hail."