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HALL On Tuesday. June q, Emma NJ Hail. daugh.
ter o. Henry and Charlotte Hail sseas yoNTp 7mOn,hs,
Funeral ON the residence OF her parents. 2t2 De
laucey -. on lhursdAy, June IS at O'Clock.
hA.kkt..-ln iroyidence. r l., on FIid.y, April g.
hanlspurgh l. l., IN the SD year Of his age.
hkkklrr.-Ihe remains of Adeline Gay, daughter OF
Franklin and Mara Merritt, will be inferred at
Mfl.LER.-on Monday. June 90 after long and pain.
Relatives and friends Of the family, and members OF
the Olympic Club, also the members OF Central Lodge,
10 So ana a. ~; are respe,tIal! invited 70 attend
Brooklyn, on Thursday, June u, At AZ O'Clock r. N.
HAkDLEf.-At Orange. \. !, on Monday, June 20,
Ellen NJ. wife OF Police Justice Edward j. shandley.
The FRIENDS VI the family aud those of her brother
John r. speis and those Of her brotherin.law, M j.
STANDBY invited to attend her funeral. from her
June u, a. O'Clock r. n.
soTIoE.-At regular monthly meeting of the
Oriental Club held at their rs East BROADWAY
on tuesday evening. June ~ 1870. The following
. hesored, That We attend in q body the funeral OF
Mrs. Edward j. Shsndley, as outward mani tation
OF our sorrow for the death Of 30 estnnabe woman.
great respect for our President, and sincerity OF
sympathy for him IN his sad bereavement"
The Transaction Of business was ordered suspended
VA; NJ. TwEED, ia, vice-President, presiding
JAMES DosAHuK. Secretary.
SPECIAL NoTIcE-NEw YORK. June ~, ls7.-The
members OF the Americas Club arc requested u meet
way fns I'd Ds az Co Ks 5. attend se
funeral OF Ms kdward shAndey, from her late resi-
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED, President
CHARLES II. HALL, Secretary.
UTLEY -on third day, 2lst inst. Sarah D.. wife OF
Perry b. Utley, and only daughter Of Moses aud Amy
Relatives ana friends are invited to attend the funeral
sixth day Frdayl si inst At 10 A. NJ. from ass AIN
av.. Sd door below slstsL
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A LIGHTNING-ROD RING.
What IL Done in MOrrisnn mia In the Name
OF Education.

of Education.
NJ SPECIAL meeting of the Morrisania Board
OF Education, resolution was passed to provide
echool NO with lightning rods, and an amendment
was added that three proposals should be received
by the Committee Of Repairs and supplies. and that
from the three they should decide which To accent
Within forty eight hours Of the Passage of the rco
luton, three proposals Werc 10 the possession Of
Messrs. McParian and McFinnegan, the Ring mem.
beers OF tho Committee These proposals weie all
on paper bearing the same manufacturer STAMP.
and two Of them, though very cunnugly written.
were evidently In the same handwriting
The first is addressed ITO the Honorable Board
Of Education Of the town Of Morfisania" and Offers
TO 10 the work for 30 cents por foot Tli- bid -
signed with pompous flourish By g. NJ. Gardner,
Union Lghtnng-rod Company, branch ONCE Eighth
avenue aud 12jth street Gardner is the pr0tegs OF
hcFaIlan and Mcfinnegan, who are bar room Keep
.f-, patrOnized by Gardner. Tho second II signed
b. one John Preston, Gable Rod Company, Twenty
fourth street, no number This BID IL 371 cents per
loot The tnird proposal IL subscribed r. G. Stove,
ulth avenue, New York, and, like the preceding,
ghes ho number. The proposal is for IS celts per
lis hardly necessary to add that these two last
named individuals are not % be found In the CITY
bI'tl"y To further tue scheme, the barnacle
m'uutrs oi the Committee on Supplies and Repairs,
ln"4t consulting their colleague Mr. Kirk, ordered
trii man Gardner 10 erect the lightning rods. The
Dll has been mt IN and referred TO the Finance
committee who will certainly return IL disappro Vod
"'eh ie narnace Ring will pass Il over their heads.
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The Count Joanncs Accepts the CaII-The
Champion TO the Rescue - The White
slaves of Manhattan.

10 the EdttOr OF The sun.
SIR: Numerous letters have been received by
me upon the subject matter OF the " slavery" Of
young ladies in the dry goods stores and others ia
tins city where female attendants are employed by
tyrannc masters
To these complaining letters was contempla ting
public response, when the direct " loud CALI to
me in this dav's SUN C22d inst) as the cham ion
OF woman" At once determined me To write upon
the subject shall, therefore, forthwith prepare
pubhc letter FOR your Solarian journal that shall
illumne the hearts OF the young ladies, make their
eyes more brilliant TO see their wrongs, instruct
their brains as to their legal rights thus relieve
their understanding twelve hours a 6ay) from the
weight which oppresses them, for tyranny cannot
exist In the republic OF Manhattan. They shall
have declaration OF Independence that shall strike
II the treasury OF their tyrant employers did the
Declaration OF the 4th OF July, lTI6, against the e.
chequer OF Great Britain.
We can most securely reach the generous hearts OF
ladies by fret having possession OF their mental
palace but tyrannc man, cased In financial armor,
can only be reached by attack upon his treasury,
yulgarly called his pocket. But how 7 Nous ger
rCHs We shall see Yours truly, &c,
GEORGE, THE COUNT JOANNRS.
iOo BROADWAY, NEW York, June ~, 1880
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Tro,ting on Fleetwood Park Course-Thc
Opening Day.

Yesterday was the inaugural day Of the Fleet
WOOD iark Course. The track Is complete, bat the
grounds M buildings still unnnished In part,
we sheds ana club House alone being finished
Nc vmlt III description therefore. The opening
'e was Il beautiful piece OF plate, made BY Ball
h1ach Co., OF the yllue NJ 45O0, offered for mem,
beI- horses, mhc heats, three m i've IA harness
There was GOOD attendance OF a highly respecta
bic Character, numbering I. Ousanl and more
Tue horses entered were IA tie names OF the
trainers or drivers, the momboTs permitting them.
selves 10 tTot their hotcs, but too MODEST TO make
them elves known.
The noTses IN were +. Hig,ins's brown geldinR
King Charles; j. someripdykes bay mare Fanny ;
j. Rogers black geldng, Crusader; ID Mace's
Gwynno; and II. lloNe's Annie. Ouly three started,
GwYnDe and Annie not appearing. The betting was
to On Fanny before the start at TO 2 then to
/, and At last 10 on King Charles against the field
sitter the first heat OF tho race there is nothing 10
DO said, other tbah that Charles won In three
straight heats with tue greatest ease. In the third
be broke for the only time. aud fell to thh rear and
for few rods seemed likely TO lose that heat, hut
he recovered his Feet and got TO the lead, and won
bandily, lsDdBg Tor his owner, Mr.. Pnter, magnih
cent piece Of plate-s soup tureeD. Tns-9ts4
2RA 24a
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New York Markets,

"WEDNESDAY, June 2.-FLoUR AND MKAL-There
was an active export demand for slipping extras at 10
gl5c advance, and the common and medium grades OF
g. 900 bbs France at t6@sGO and aggreg about
1000 obls At IS 5O0ts5 toI supernne Stats and West
cru IS 500 S65 Tor shipping extras DO rs for
f6t0@s9 . for shpplng ana Iam extras. Rye nopr
hrmer aud more active at 81 tO9t5D. Corn meal dull.
suEDRIKs-Coton was quiet on the spot " 2lhc, for
middlIng upands in July and lsc IN November spirits
t2st2O5 Hops, 80 oIles new sold A. i6e, Petroleum
t0t9tl OiH tax paid. Iallow In better demand At9H
agKc Froghts fair and Acuyei $1,000 bush wheat al
Itd to Liverpool, SID to hhyre an %. 70 Antwerp
PRoyIsIoKs-Pork dali tales ~ bbs at t3Os7H Tor
Western mess 80 foG city mess and 90 Tor clear
Beef arm but quiet at l2ssc. for plain and extra
1lerce beef lui, Beef hams nominal Cutm.as steady
sales rs pkgA az lSGsYc. for fancy pckled hams and
&c, for smoked do; BHcon dull Lard nrmer but tho
for city, and l6ks;oHc iot steam also go tea 18Th
very nrm at 2@S}c for state and l1@yc: for Western
Cheese active for export Al Slbc, 100 bIs shipped
to-day. $500, 1890.
tlo79tl.i5 Tor rejected sPrngj n 5SSi,U for No;
red Snter Illinois 81; 49, 20 for amber Dino. and
q 1sG 80 for white Genessee and $50 for plehi
nov WcstaIn mixed; siO2Gtl@ for Western yellow.
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Hydr0phobin Cured.

TO M fdIOT OF INC
SIR; The report Of the number Of distressing
c.ses of hydrophobia induces me 10 give the sub
Joined Information 10 tie public through the medium
OF your valuable paper. During my long sojourn In
the East Indies and Australia many cares OF bites
from poi sonOus snakes came under my practice all
of which l successfully treated by means Of subcu
taneuus injection o. aqua am nonia.
The poisonous biLes of The Jaokal on men and an
imals, treated with equally good results.
Since my arrival in this country have cured
patient suffering from hydrophobia, whose case was
pronounced hopeless by the attending physician
Having given M practising, taNe this Opportunity
Of making known this simple remedy, being salts
he'd that II yon will give publicity yOn will he tho
means OF saving many lives that would otherwise
succomb under this terrible ma.ady.
Respectfully yOur-,t
L. n. g. EHRHARDT NJ d.
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Hope for tie Democracy of Morrisan mia.

SIR: Inotics IN your issue OF to-day an article on
the schoo' Ring Of Moulsania. IL IL very good and
true It Is good The Moilhana Ring has hoen carry
ing tLiu.s m high-handed style for long time. hut
viii not do SO much longer Their reign pretty neery
~ an end. There has lately been Democratic Clqo
be heard from dong good york before long Their
T. was Il I In tnc late tiecNNn OF tie General Dcu
uCTatic Committee, when hCltnntgan undertook at
HE last moment 10 alter the ticket that had been ed
uuou, taking of gnOd nAmsS and putting GU others,
! - l"rut however, showed that the Ring cannot
always do a. thel Ike icr NCfiuncgan and friends
were cccted--to stay at home; ana think that Nor
ttahhla hos now got the test and most respectful
h'i'ra DuMuclHtlC CunmiJtre n ever had; ont they
,'nN %" carefully watched, and Will have q 40 uelT
uAt}t or thrl VIII loon get their marching paners,
49,, rttuND MAlD DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
MpEElfAAIA. June u. $50,
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= FfolR Ikt NeD Tori kTDFefs.
Mr.. Ridley, city dry goods merchant, admits
searching some OF hts female employees aud In jus
tincation says he IL robbed Of $4,000 Some he
would trust With all he has, but " by trust allf and
he adds, Last week, two cases occurred In point.
One was most beautiful girl, Miss c.: any one
would have believed her an angel. She sold q lady
something that cost Is. She had been with me
for some six months She TO send seven Z, 4.
ave Genus only TO the cashier, aud put fifty cents in
her pocket had her called up, and che denied the
charge. ! 'aeed her with her accuser, and thr ough
her cash book stamped the theft upon her At ast
she avowed II. followed this up, and finally found
out that In tile short time she Ind been with me her
thens must have amounted to t3.000. The other
case was bit oil ingenuity. Another OF tile girls q
Miss T.. in placing boz on the Shelf let pair OF
gloves drop on the floor. She STOPPED down TO pick
them up, ana IN so doing pulled up her dress and
stuck the gloves in her garter In this case again
she was nailed, and the gloves were found on her
per,on. This girl bad also been n constant thief"
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REAL ESTATE TRANsA C1IoNs.

Al the Exchange yesterday Messrs. Roberts 4 Nc.
Tor e., 100.
Mr.. ~ seaman sold honse aud lot H. g. 2ist st. s2i
II, G. yth aV, for $500.
Mr.. T. + raymond sold 2 lots l22d st. 1856 II W,
sd aya for tjia5.
Messrs A. u. Melllck, Jr, q Brother sold on Tues.
day ~ lo Al GIeenyle NJ j. at an average Of S37j per
City lol
LEWIS Il, Wood, Auctioneer, will sell this day IFS
building lots IN the 1871 Ward Of Jersey CITY,
See our advertising columns.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

xvru,,.,., ,.n. on u W. -. ..,,.,
To chronicle another dull day in wan s,ree, IN.
different departments OF the Stock Exchange
having been devoid OF animation or speculative
na,n,v ,,.aSv .mn ~. vn,nr,o ~ s..,,a Ueen
re,tnrted scale the fluctuations being within a
rarro,v r.d,rs rhor. no. n.cn ,,,s a. ,,o ,n.s,o,
to induce extensive operations on either side and as 10
the future OF the market opinions eem to differ though
generally favorine decline, INC larger dealings to-day
were 70 rev iors os,ua. ssa tucson H''Tr, ono ana
the Lake Shore Company will meet in this city tO-mOr
.ppr has been hrmsr than Yesterday and ranged nom
rS to s Harlem sold E. Sv,S =, dS
iiqx, from which IL sdTruced to sx and eecIlpea to
iiqS. all the sales Ue,pr ode at those figures untilSP
Nj After the Adjournment of the Room the eliGues
operAunR Tor dechhe raided 'he market and amid
% ~a price
large OUTSTANDING short interest Which indicated sr
the fact that "a, and la Of cent, aay Sa. Seo oS
PAID 70, the use Of nc coin IN me nof,y Of
cent; The sesaa took out ''ll.oOo in treasure the
he Cod Essaaess Bank were ~ s,Soeo. GOO bal
principal quotations ,ioir', were -.
10y a M..;iiaS ~ .":::iss '@ P M:::::.:.iiss
on " cdn,sdaV and on tbe Isss n i6SI ~ "a 1avs
bis iioS Tor sight and iG,sSioqE tor CONNIE. eIsI
The Treasury sold one million GOLD at III 81 TO III g.
prices ranging from ii9t1 ii2 o..
The money market has been abundapt'v sunplied nj
cent as The ruling rate with eIcsptioas ~ and s.
There is a continued demand from tie WcsI and the
backs. Discounts in d, msnd at aud 6 cent Tor
seSls sSd 5tf s9f on SST da SaA 'esp
The Government bond market has been auiet with
sa,9na being held IN cheek by the uncertainty OF
hnancal legislation. The Currency bill mas been re.
TERED hack to the House. aud Comic Committee
appointed Aner the las, call the market became weak
pr cent Henry Ilews Co.. q. Wall street, report
md A,l,dI ca I,Iso
4 s.currency g. iIIs u be1 rs = ! Al ia iiSI
e. lssl. coup: lls, sos. ~ coup. ..iiSS ii5S
i.2is, a. coup Liz ia iol0s cSnu.. i,Rk loss
SOS, "a, III = Can't y ~ h'ds AZ a2E
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by
sTArR nr AIIaAuA
tTATE OF ALAbAhA.
Price, 90 and accrued interest.

Price, 90 and accrued interest.
First mortgage bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Euflula Railroad, on finished road. Issue 70.
stricted by law and surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds a most desirable investment The
road is now about TO open It's valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will be completed within a
year to Eufaua. Its finances are in excellent eondi.
ton, and It has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds as a cheap and well!
secured investment
GEORGE oPDYKE 4 CO., IS Nassau st.
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How 10 Look Youne-six,eep.

Don't paint vile Hair Restorers, but simply apply
HAoAEs Magnolia Balm upon your face. neck and
haads and use LYoS's Kathairon upon your hair. The
Balm makes your complexion pearly. SOFT, and natu
rail- and you can't tell what did It. II removes frccklos
tan sallowness, rngmarks, moth.patches, &c and in
place OF red. rustic face, you have the marble purity
Of exquisite belle. II gives to middle age the bloom
Of perpetual youth. Add these effects to splendid
head OF hair produced by the Katharon and lady has
done her beat In the OF adornmcnt Brothers viii
have spnster sisters when these ARTICLES around
IL must be Interesting TO the community ut
large to know that HELMBoLDs BuCHU 10 a postce
remedy for diseases Of the bladder kidneys urinary
gans gravel dropsy. srangury organic weakness and
female Irregularities. II also tones and stimulates 10
healthy action the whole nerve fabric
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23

Tho demise OF Charles Dickens has spread sor-
row over the ERlshSpeaki ing world, ana each OF the
nm lmerable hats with which Knox has crowned the
gent,.men OF America and other countries should be
tased IN re pect for the memory OF the ustrious
thor 1ne head gear held and being issued IRON
the hatters' dquarters 2 Broadway corner OF Fu
ton street creating sumner sensation OF the hrSl
mngntude.-Adp.
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and fi.0ik@tiN for common Western white. Rye
1rmcr shles 1s 900 bush. Canada at 81 0n and fiGgs
s ioS so wss,ern ana state DaTey quiet Barley
,, GRockEEs-Conee was more active but rather
20 i6Gl9kc salcs to-day OF about 1900 bags
klo on pfvats terms. Rice steady and In
moderate demand safes Of 15O bags Rangoon At &C.,
c,rtcncy, dor consnmDtion; and so bags At lec,
and prices nrm quote at $40 Sc Tor Cuba mnsco.
yado ana i0@6tc for Porto Rico sugnrs-Raw In fair
denan far TO good refining 0Nagkc,i sales 100 nhds
az V6c, Tor cuba lohe Tor IOrto l;co. aud a. foT
claimed Dsmorara also, $50 hxs Havana, partJs pxc
white, " '
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A brooklyn Family Buried under an En-
bankment.

The bodies Of three children, Jas Mack, aged
years and months, Otto Mill, years and II
months, aud Fred. Berhhsrdt, Q years and wo
months, were found yesterday NOR ming bnried be
healh a qunhtty OF earth winch had fallen from an
bhckyn, Oh Tuesday afternoon. The children be "a
S'Ithly been playing on the enban knent, o part
"' winch had caved in and suaoCsLed thslps
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BUSINESS Homes.
Grand Park

Grand Park
SALE, JULY a.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
MAPS, AND CIRCULARS
wAvERIEY SUBDIVISION
200 LOTS EQUAL TO 1000 CITY LOTS,
will be ready fot delivery on
SATURDAY, JUNE p, at
... 81 BROADWAY.
A J. Bl, ecker, Son & Co, - Cedar st.
r.. II. Ludlow 4 CO.. Pine st.
Muller. wilkins a Co, Pine st.
$. Dingec 4 CO.. o Pine IT.
Mallory & Blackwell, Evening Post Bulldog, and
Johnson q Miller, IS Nassau IT.
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NEW YoRK, Wednesday, June ~ With no offer.
ings OF beeves, the market Ia nomnay the same with
light inquiry for stock. and i2HQl5I,c n. for com
lntn TO good lots Is fair quotation Sheep arm.
er, esnecialy for fat stock Only io61 head arrived
Common to good sheep were readily sold at 4167kc. v
NJ aud poor 10 prime lambs at 669i3kc. b-the for.
mer price for lot OF thin Western: Hogs were more
steady, with 2}1 good Illinois, 2OGf n average. sold
alive at tg69k 100 Bs., ana liberal sale OF dressed
az llk@ii%c. Receipts were SO loads, about
$40 hogs-l6 cars ~ COmmunipaw 10 cars for elaugh
tees Forneth street over the Erie Road, and cars
by the Hudson River Railroad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23

PILL ESSELLS.-At the residence OF the brides
other, on "wednesday, Jupe Is, by the Rev: NJ Is.
the late Vessel Vessels. Esq.
ROCHk-DOHEKTY. ION Wednesday. June !! ut
the Cathedral, by the Very Rev Father starrs " q .
assisted Dy Fathers Beandcyn, r.. McAeer aud ur
ran, Walter Roche TO lary Amelia DUherty, both OF
this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23
What a wag Wants 20 Know.

To he EfIor or TAe sun.
Sra; May ask your correspondent IS. H., ;"
on the White Slave controversy OF this date, should
not the question be too pertinent, respecting the
young ladies' whom he mentions az having been in
the employment OF Mr.. Ridley for fifteen, and some
eighteen years, where he obtains his old women
IRONY Yours respectfully, O.
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HUGHEs-fn this city. Thursday, April I. 1870 by
Judge George G. Barnard, Charles ID. Hughes from
Jennie Huyntsl
MoBltlS.-ln this city, Tuesday, April e. $50 BY
Juage John H. Btady, Mary EmnIa Aorr.s from Robert
Morris.
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10 TUE RESCUE, Ho i--Gentemen and ladies', who
nave nay mao Their heads contaminated with nanseatlng
anl uncluout mar dyes, are invited 10 try Pnalon's
new dBeovery Vtalia, or Salvation for the HaIcleaI
and ssoes sIneLlng. without 81 dlnent,-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23

Money deposited now in the Mutual Benefit Saw
ings Bank, sun Building, will draw SIX per cent In.
teTest nom July lido.
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The Secret Societies Of Rutgers College
on Bender-The Chi Pits, Delta Phis,
und Zetn Psis Enioyiux m Glorious Night.


The dreadful labor Of commencement week
having ended with last Tuesday, and all the exam.
nations having been safely passed, even Hercules
passed the styx, the students Of Rutgers College
prepared on Tuesday evening to enjoy themselves
In right royal fashion. AT late hour that night the
members VI the various secret societies met IN their
respective lodge rooms, with such Of their brethren
rom other Colleges as found It convenient " be
present. and then marched hotels and restaurants
where they sat down to their annual suppers.
The Chi Phi fraternity, the most prominent in the
College in point OF numbers and position, mustered
the largest crowd II had between thirty and forty
members and guests at table.
After satisfying the inner man, chairs pushed
back and the social duties OF the evening began.
Tie Scarlet and Blue" and tile Glory OF Chi
Phi"-ffaternity songs-were sung with ringing
chorus, and ior couple OF hours OF hand speeches
were made by tho mile. Mr.. William sulphen and
Mr. Samuel W. futile OF the New York bar-the
Oldest members OF the fraternity present-as patri.
The Rev Geo. IL. Watson OF New York gave The true
theory OF fraternity OF which men in alter years
would not be ashamed. Mr.. Edward Benedict Of
White Plains, OF the class OF rs Rev. Mr.. Church
OF Albany, and Mr.. Smith and Mr. Bergen, the Vale
dctorian, OF the class Of &c. spoke behalf OF the
graduate members Of the chapter. 1t Is an amazing
fact In lhe history Of this society that no spirtuo US
liquors are useo at their supPers.
IN upper room Of the same building and the festyi
tics lasted Till near daybreak. The board was pre-
aided over BY the Rev. DIR. Cooke, OF the facul-
~, and old member Of the society. Song after
song was given, anu story and speech followed each
other till the members tides aehed with soulgnt.
enng laughter. Tue prosperous condition OF the
chapter aud fraternity was duly commented or.
The society Is houTishing, and ranks well in Col
lege.
The Zeta Psi took their supper in II cir lodge
room. and from that mysterious and sacred retreat
no Tumofs were allowed TO 20 forth Ia regard t.
What was said aId done. One of the members,
however, said that tue supper very tine, the
liquor splendid and most abundant, those present
Jolly and enthusiastic anu that tue an In pre-
SIZED over by the deyil himself who hal throne In
the middle OF the table The floor beneath tie table
was the couch that for many OF the Zeta isis