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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-22
Real Estate.

HOUSE LOT FOR SALE ON CEDAR
al al ST. Appy'0 DIFF y e BALDWIN
49, FOR SALE-A 2-story two Tene-
;;; ment French Roof House, finished in extra style;
Sp TpS% ges Beas oSan S9sn
ing fine view Of the nt city extra French Root Barn
10 Se al Will be- sold at reasonabe pce acre ono no
Tenement to rent. d. +. PARMESTER a co. ''''
ala diff No 2Brney Hall.
~ FOR SALE-Farm of 40 acres, 9
kiii miles rom Worcester; cottage house, rooms;
: A., enough TO pay for the place, in market. Call soon
or the bargain will be gone Frfs sS9G Terms easy
49, FOR SALE-A Nice Little Home
Court House. Cottage house 10 Tcom psned
ana paPered IN perfect order barn Is 80 cellar
100 pears, and all kinds small fruit strawberry beds
chance for raising fruit and vegetables; land all gar
Wv d. F. PARMENTER d co.
60 FOR SALE-House, Barn and
M Wcrce o a d msaF Gae1 centre ge mills IRON
rooms, an in good repair; barn 20 80; an excel
road, Of mile from churches, stores post Office &c.
Price Sl5OO-will exchange for city pToperty-4 down
~ FOR SALE-A Farm of 100 Acres of
IN, good land miles from Worcester; cuts 40 tons
Wlll good hay by machine; will keep II cows and
horses summer and winter; 225 young fruit trees:
superior orchard Of every variety Of fruit; story
cottage house, with rooms and barn nearly new 4S
50, cellar under the whole; carriage house, pggery,
hennery, and shop; tile buildings all in good repair
The land is well fenced and watered and nnder high
state Of cultivation viii exchange for city property.
Price $4,000. Terms easy.
D. F. PARMENTER & co.
D. F. PARMENTER & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
mh29 diff No. 2 Brinley Hail. Worcester.
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REMOVAL THE Security Life Insurance
- and Annuity Company Of New York, have removed
their ONCE from Front Street Exchange 10 No Briniev
HAL Main Sc ALEX. PUTNAM, Agent
Anil Anil TESTER, Agent French Department
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a. FOR SALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE
ii on Souhbrdge ST. Lot $500 square feet extending
@l!l to the Western R. R. Price Sl60O.
all diff L. A. ELY co,
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- FOR SALE-On Austin st., corner
.i lot, TWO tenements. IS rooms; barn, sheds; good
EAlll lot, Price S65O0-Sl000 cash; balance easy.
all diff L. A. ELY Il co.
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49, FOR SALE-On Coral st., tene-
Iii ment House, good lot.
NSs.i!A Price $500. Terms easy.
all DIFF L. A. ELY CO.
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g. FOR SALE-On North Ashland st.,
h@ii good Cottage Houses rooms; city water; 5000
W1lll feet Of land Price S2700.
--4=AH~ all diff L. A. ELY & co.
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y. q. GIp 4 Co.'S Column.

4:
abundance; very pleasant location negbborhood first
class. Price S2300-lowest, L. A. ELY Il co.
a20 diff
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HENRY CLEWS & CO..

Banks and Bankers generally.
AH dW&stmI6
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o. o. FOR SALE-On Norfolk ST., new
5iiI PRICE se7OO.
all diff L. A. ELY 81 co.
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49, FOR SALE-A good two tenement
Mi tlouse-l3 rooms on Cambridge st., near South
E3lII bridge ST. nearly new; 1880 feet of land.
Price 5000. dtf L. A. ELY Il co.
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coNNEcT1cUT.


Whaling schooner Golden West. which ar
rived at New London on Tuesday, reports the
loss of six of the crew at Hurd's Island by the
capsizing of boat.
A plain granite shaft has been erected at
Bean Hill, Norwich, to the memory of Major
John Mason, "Ihe Terror of the Pequots." He
was born in England aad died in Norwich, 1872
aged 70.
Judge Robinson, of New Haven, has decided
that an infamous crime committed by a minor
cannot disqualify him from becoming an cleo
tor. In his view the intent of the law had
reference only 10 persons who had attained a
majority, or been made electors
There has been very unusual mortality in
woodbury. for few months past. There have
Deen fourteen deaths on the main street of the
village, greater number than is remembered
~ ~ lhe same time by any person now living. The
OF the INST respectable citizens.
Inc New Haven Palladium saws. "Fbe mil;
taIy companies IN this city are ali anxions 10 m
10 Hartford and attend election narado :, -, ~
ever y governor The bare thought thar there
may be no parade is hooted at and the 'reparaI
feeling is in favor Of having one, whetber s,t,
governor is inaugurated or not "4'
The New London Star claims that tha te,n
perature there in the summer is some ten ~.
fifteen degrees cooler than at Springfield and
regards il a strong argument in favor OF hoId.
ing the college regatta there Ii SAYS owe
hope our citizens will put forth every effort 10
induce the committee TO hold the regatta here
IL would leave large sums OF money"
Rev. Henry IL. Dickinson, a we'll known and
respected citizen Of Hartford, died suddenly
wednesday morning hy the rupture of a blood
vessel internally. He was the grand worthy
secretary OF the Good Templars, and the busi.
ness manager of the State Temperance Journal
The Hartford Post says: 1--WE speak the SENT
ments OF Marshall Jewell, who is probably az
.nurl interested 10 the settlement ofthe question
~ any Of the persons discussing il, when we ex.
bless Ihe nope That the legislature which will
,;,, ~ 3eelae who has been elected governor
s,., pSlseharge that duty as a purely iudicjai
Ter NJ h le, n9t n any sense as partisan mat.
elect BIN governor. lie does M, 81 Z, m 70
clase slln elected He does ask the egis ~ ue
~ b az ~, ISe ss as in the case has been eec
made any choice. That Is All he ~ Rsops nave ",
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Barton, one of the alleged Waterbury bank
robbers, who escaped from Montpelier iail four
or five weeks ago, has been recaptured by de-
tectiye Squires, Of Claremont, n. H. The re-
ward offered for his return is five hundred dol
lars.
Richmond, aggrieved at the unequal assess
ments made by the legislature, has decided by
a unanimous vote not to pay state tax this
year, and the validity of the grand list will thus
be tested by the courts
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- FOR SALE-A good two Tenement
ⅈ House on Salem ST., IN good repair
#zllI Large lot. Price $500.
aDl7 diff L. A. ELY & co.
L. A. ELY & co.
Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
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church OF Carmel AMI nephew or Mr.. Drew. The
following programme was then adhered TO-

COMMENCEMENT rnoIn,Nxg.
Fantasia brllante 0teron, de Web Leybach Jnl'a
Carrie Hnss. New York Sly; Iran;sr,paoS; Eraan
sussfs.lioa: Jslis Bslans cha%psiss S;,ee.a
Lamenta.Ion. Gottschak, Gusse Ro6ertsoi. Peekasl.
Life in the oren Air. Isabel Brewster Gr.nl valse brit
saer ns n'aai. ss f ss SIN h.
MINNIE ssgs cyssy
Grand Marche Milse, Woenbaupt Mary r. Ferris, West.
field, n. y; WHISPERING WINDS, Mollenhaupr, Cara y.
rs so wsan Rss scAp noSo
ken, J.. Melodies de Donlze. IN F. Ell. wahams,
oIsss Bess o e 1 OF
creA Borsa"" oa.sis Robertson; Marchs de Mutt Cots
GRirUArINc ExsRorsss.-L pernier sour're wolen-
haupt julia r. ward. Ne voars Silent In usnce Macye H.
Baiey, Kocy Hun, NJ. Home. sweet Home, Tnaiberg,
The President, Rev. Mr.. Smith, here announced
that he about To confer. by tho powers invested
In hIn BY the charter OF the institution the degree
OF Mistress OF Arts upon Miss Maggie II. Ba lev, VI
Rocky Hl', N. j., and after c0nplimenting nat
young lazy on the great prOice she ha alta ne
In her studies during the four years hal spent
In the seminary, ne banded her the diploma. He
flowers, the gifts OF friends and one little bouquet
from little favorie fellow student, all OF which
Miss Barley acknowledged with becoming grace
''Rigoett0 de Verdt-Paraphrase 20 Concert" by
Liszt, was then PLAYED on the pianO by Miss Ade-
iaide NJ Wilson, or BuiYa0. alter which the Com
mencement'' closed with beuedicii0n by the Rev.
Mr.. Draper, pastor OF the Methods: Episcopal
church.
Then the strain OF anniversary formaiity gave
way, and the "g0ddesses" aud the Other lovely
maidens lowered round about their relatives and
friends with quite glowing, rushing. reesiiGg
exuberance OF spirits that was very IKE lolly
ton Goodbyes aud kisses were the next pro-
gramme.
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G2iuniR SCHOOL NO. 81.

The occasion OF the distribution OF semi. annual
certificates 10 deserving pupils attracted great
tnrong OF visitors TO the Primary Department. OF
Grammar School No. 81, IN Monroe street, near
Gouverneur, yesterday afternoon. Tho exercises
were Of the usual nature. and were given in highly
creditable manner. The appearance OF the children,
In light summer dresses with bows and Moving
ribbons was very pleasing Mr.. Thomas Shells,
Chairman OF the local Board OF School Officers,
presided, and on the platform with HIM were many
prom nent citizens OF the Seventh ward. The iea-
lures OF the entertainment were inc presentation
Marshal r0oKer, on benaif OF the teachers large
number or richly bound books TO pupils for pro-
fciency during the last six months, and by Judge
Edward J. Shandey on behalf or Trustee John
Ford tho donDr oil a book on the Guardian savings
Bank, with credit Of SIS to Master ratrlck Moran
and colo medal, valued at so, to Miss Emma
Cram for excellence In department. and studies
Addresses were made by a Mr.. Warren, a very OLD
resident OF u ward, and Mr. Mcnamara. Judge
Snandleys remarks were sngularly happy,
and met with o hearty outburst OF up.
pause at their conclusion. Tue school
was artistcally decorated with fngs and many
co-uy bouquets 0rnamented the desk on the plat
form. Miss Ellie Denneny, the principal, and her
subordinate teachers, certainly deserve nign credit
for the condition Vi their department.. The large
number OF pupils under their Charge, Whose prompt
attention 10 tile signals from the desk, together
with their neat appearance, was marked AS worthy
or note IN view Of tue unhappy notorlety the school
gained during recent Local troubles, which were
caicuiatel 10 depete 1t In numbers impair the
efficiency of It's instructors and modify the character
OF ltS attendants
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FOREIGN Personal GOSSIP.

Prince dc JoinvIlle resides with the Due
d'Aumae at st. German
The Empress OF Russia has entered her name
as Countess Borodinski among the list Of arrivals at
Ems
&C II. Spurgeon, the famous London preacher,
has almost trey recovered from his late serious
illness.
Knight Commander Of the Crown OF Italy " the
Maharaiah OF Jon0re.
Mile. Schneider. 1t is reported, has married
young English nObleman, and BRIDE and BRIDE
groom have lett England for the Continent.
Herr Zander, the editor OF the Munich Toks-
bOte Is about TO be prosecuted for an article con-
tanning Insulting remarks upon the g rman army.
M. Salvador, who was appointed by the Com.
mune 70 succeed NJ Auber as Dire tor OF the Paris
Conservatory OF Music, has been snot by the Yer
saiiilsts.
Lord Enfield said in the House of Commons
that hut one Englishman took part IN the Paris IN
surrec,iCn. Fifteen others had been arrested. but
they were all released.
king Ludwig. Of Bavaria, says tha Vienna
Prose-, Is TO be married to the Grand Ducses Mare.
daughter OF the Emperor OF Russia. Marie u now
soouInng with her parents al Ems.
Admiral Gizolme has been appointed 10 COM
mand the French Meet in China and Japan m The
place Of Andrew Dupre, who has been nomnated
Governor OF Cochin China. IN succession 10 Admiral
de Corneuller Lucinsre, resigned.
The King OF Burmah has announced Officially
that he Is about 10 construct system OF teiegraphy
Tor the oil his SUBJECTS. The proclamation inti-
that the present founder Of the city OF Man.
dalay or Rutapon. builder OF the Royal Palace,
Ruler OF aud and Lord OF the celestial elephant
and master Of many white elephants, owner OF the
Sekyah Indras weapon, Lord or Inc power OF lie
and death and great CHIEF OF righteousness being
exceedingly anxious Tor The welfare OF MS people,
IN the year 12ls will introduce the telegraph-a
science-the elements OF which may be compared TO
thunder and lightning for rapJtiy ana br,illancy,
and such as his royal ancestors IA successive gene
ratlons had never attempted to subdue.u
DIR. Do'iinger has sent the following reply to
an address from Hungarian Catholics: with Joy
and heartfelt thanks have received the address OF
the Catholics OF Prcssburg. May the resolution.
pronounced IN It. Of adhesion 70 the Catholic
Church, ITS true teaching, and the essence VI old
clerical order be recognized more and more as the
conviction OF all intelligent Catholics OF the Hun
garian nation. The Catholics OF Hungary have been
the 1rst 10 perceive clearly that the legally regu
lated participation Of laymen IN the ordering aud
administrator OF the aiiairs OF the Church II the
one thing most needed now Dy the Church. In this
participation they will also find the proper means 10
cast or the despotsm which has found Its full ex.
preston IN the Vatican DEGREES, and whlch would
bend the entire Catholic world under the ARBITRARY
rule OF priestly authority composed almost entirely
or Italians, and of the Order Of Jesuits allied " the
Curia-u
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the prlpclpal stocks durlng the div
SOUTHERN SECURITIES ouIEr.

The Southern State bonds were quiet and In v.s n
OF the new South Carolinas a fraction bett $50
following were the closing street prices:-TeI iss4s
eycoupon, 72il 72a; do. new, ka72L;y rs,
ex-coupon, GA GO; do new, 721s a "A: DO srr.e
tered stock. old, 54Is IS; Georgia skies, ~
do. sevcns, u a o.; North Carolina, ex.coupo .s
a Al; do. funding, 1860, SIS 81; do. do $50 p. 4.
80; do. new, 20 n 81; do special tax, 2Oh
Missouri skies, 96A OF; do. Hannibal ar
Joseph, 95 %; Louisiana skies, 60 70; do ne, "a
CT; 40 levee skies. u 73; do eignts So 50; do
Penitentiary sevens, 20 10; do. railroad eRhts rs
49,; Alabama fves. 90 20; do. Fights, 1902 10,; do
railroad elghts 96 100; South Carolina SKIES ~
7s; do. new. January and July, 6lX 90; do. d.
April and October 90 90; Arkansas SKIES, 81 q So;
do. sevens, 90 o.; Mobile and Ohio Railroad ster.
ling 81 IS; do. interest cights so SO; do second
mortgage Fights, 81 20; Mississippi Central Rail.
road first mortgage sevens, SO q IS; do do second
mortgage Fights, 70 a so New Orleans and Jackson
Railroad first mortgage 90 o 90; d,. 10. second
mortgage, "a q IS; Memphis and Charleston Ran.
road first mortgage SO a IS; do do. second mort
gage, 70 q So; Greenville ana Columbia Railroad
guaranteed by South Carolina, IS q 90; Macon and
Brunswick Railroad, guaranteed by Georgia, 75a5 ~;
Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford egh;s so
81; Memphis and Little Rock Railroad eights 20
o 70; Memphis city skies, 81 o So; Savannah city
sevens, SO a 80; New Orleans consols, Old "a 70;
do. issue railroad skies, Is IS; do. sevens 6s TO-
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Tho Annual Commenremcnt-Address by
Bishop Louxhln-Dis' ributinu Of Prizes.
The sixth ANIMAL commencement OF st. Joseph s
Academy was held IN the Town Hall on Wednesday
afternoon, The academy being by far TOO small to
accommodate the concourse OF visitors. Bishop
L0ughlln presided on the occasion ana delivered
the annual address. The exercises consisted OF
0rattons, Rotations essays. vocal and instrumental
music. and short impromptu addresses by clergy
men and former graduates Then followed the dis
tltbution OF prizes. A gold medal, donated by Dr.
Harrau, OF New York, was presented to Miss Katie
Hogan, w:th diploma and honors. The gold medal
and chain donaCed by Rev. Mr.. Ratigan OF Brook.
lyn, was presented to Miss Cecilia Phibhn
with diploma and hon0rs. the gold medal
donated by Rev. I. smith, OF Brooklyn,
was presented to Miss Julia N. Wall.
The gold medal donated by Mr.. Mcguire. OF New
YORK, was presented 10 Miss Ellie I. Quinian MISS
Della barncht and Miss Esther R0gan received gold
medals, with diplomas and hOnOrs. Miss COrrinni
Lindsley received gold medal. Tho SILVER medals
for penmanship wero presented To Miss Amy Tyler,
MISS Media blanchard, Miss Bella Mcgowan. The
gold crosses were awarde to Miss MINNIE Cochran,
MISS Mary HannIvan. MISS Ceclila W0clsey, Miss
Josephine hlss0n. MISS Katie COyle Miss Mary
6uter Miss Ella 7. Connolly, Miss Mary DAVIS
Prizes were also given for drawing, photography,
rhetoric, astronomy, grammar. biography, matne-
MATES, arithmetic and cl0cuiion. Also for inStlu-
mental aud vocal music, tapestry plain sewing, crO-
cnetlng, wax MOWERS and hair work.
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Eww OKLrASa, June ~. 1871
Cotton frncr; mddings 2Okc Net receipts ~ oaiess
gross receipts 4s7 bales sales 200 bales Stock ~ % baes
sAvANNAH, June 20, 18Th
Cotton frmer; middi,gs, f9c Net receipts, eo bales;
s"'''' ~ ' ' LoUrsvILLy June q. 1871.
Tobacco continues high sales $40 hhds Tugs At Ss 90.
SIS Isl low 10 leaf At ~ pl3; fair TO good leaf -
SIS 1928 50. cux,, 49,. "a ,s,,
Crude petroleum quiet at SIS So, refined held At Ac.
CHICAGO, June 2a, 1877.
Flour nominal wheat closed at an Atance OF lil5c No
sprns at al 70 seller June In the rnoon nominaAy Ut
al rs "a a6 Corn quiet No. mixed closed at size In
the afternoon quiet at 5ac b3c. Oats quiet declined
DC closed steady No at <sc kye nominal; No At &c.
Barey nominal; No surfing 3c Zoe ighwfnes quiet ~
ssc Mesa pork at s5, cash $5 i23 $5 20 seller July:
ala, seller Decem0er Lard, l0ssc cash; lvszc-
Hogs opened active steady closed duh weak
-four s 100 wheat 2soO0 1900 oats and 0u hogs-
Shpncnts hour 3VU wheat 2.eVuO corn s,VO0 oats
and 9,OVO hogs. Freishts quiet; corn TO BurAlo &C.
OswE3o June - 1871.
Flour steady and unchanged; 2,OU0 oos Il "a =
spring. 81 u for amber winter - Tor white wAter,
as rs for douole Wheat quiet No. Milwaukee club
he'd 81 ~ Corn dull ,fU bushels At &C. and SOO
bushels yellow 6sc 6yc Oats and quiet Barley,
rye peas quiet Corn meASi ~ for bottle 81 10 for
sbipstuIs s3 x24; miaings, 3s5 40 per Ton, "
qualify. Highwines &c. Cana freihsCarrlers askina
fc wheat &C. corn to New York lumber IS TO the
Hugon and - TO New York. Railroad freshts-Flour u
Boston h3c; TO New York, f0c 10 Albany, ADO Receipts
by lake23 90 bushcs wheat xeuOD do 13lNU ecd
lumber. shipments by canal 6O bbls four 6Uo buaheh
wheat saw do. corn. Sool.Ouo lsct lumber.
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VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

CHivLoTTEsvILLH, Va, June 20, 1871.
The exercises Of the Virginia University during
commencement have been progressing for the past
four days. Last night the annual address
before the two literary societies was de-
livered by General Alpheus Baker. OF Alabama,
in which he said :-'Tn the late the South oniy
attempted to indicate her sense Of rig II, and
for THIS she was mathematical. Those VINO were
enemies are now again friends and clasp hands In
lndssoluDe union. He counselled the Southern
youth to obey the laws, no mn,ter how objectionable
they might be. They were In some sense Ike saus-
ages-very good in their way, unr would he dis
agreeable In the mouths OF their manufacturers
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STAYED TO DEATH.
Another Fatal Array In Brooklyn.

Another Fatal ARRAY In Brooklyn.
Coroner Jones viii hold alb inquest to-day over
the body OF william Russell, who died at
the City Hospital yesterday from the effects
OF INJURIES as alleged, at the hands OF
Tom Haon. The deceased, who resided
at No. 45 First avenue New York. was
Barber's warehouse nc the foot OF Dock street. On
Tuesday afternoon Russell left his work to get a
drink but he was ordered TO return by Hall, the
foreman. An alteration then ensucd, In
which Hall0n struck the deceased on the
head with a stavee from hogshead, fracturing his
pital and died as above stated. Hall0n made hrs
escape and has managed to elude the police.
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PHI BETA KAPPA.

BosToN. June %, 1877.
The annual meeting ana festival or Phi Beta
Kappa fraternity. Chapter Alpha OF Massachusetts,
took place at Cambridge TO-DAY, and was attended
by about 200 members, graduates OF rvard and
other colleges The following ofllcers FOR the en-
suing year were elected - esdent. Richard II.
Dana, Jr.; Vice President, Edward Evere Hale;
Treasurer II. q. Denne; secretary, Il. z. Seavcr.
The fraternity marched 10 the vld church. where
religious exercises were held Professor Porter de.
vs.. the Science OF Mana Plea tor Man, which
was followed bv a poem ron Bret ilarte. The
annual dinner was then served, and IIcnard IL.
Dana resided.
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TEE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

PHnApRLpHIA. June %, 1871.
The University OF Pennsylvania ncli lis annual
Commencement at the Academy OF Music to-day.
Twenty-Five graduated as bachelors Of Arts. eigh.
teen as Masters OF Arts, four as NJ. D., seven as
Bachelors OF Law and ten as Doctors OF Philosophy.
j. c. tiraiey delivered the Masters Grafton AMI l.. T..
Massey the valedict0ry. The honorary degree OF
Master OF Art was conferred on Luclus Burrows,
and the honorary degree OF Doctor OF Divinity on
Theodore Appel.
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MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY.

ST. LOUIS, June 90, 1871.
The annual literary and other exercises OF the
commencement OF the Stale University at Columbia,
No., have been In progress for several days and
attended by very large audiences. Yesterday the
corner stone or u sccnu edi0cc was laid,
under Masonic auspices. A number OF lodges from
different parts OF the State were present. TIC ccre-
monies were directed by Thomas f. Garrett. OF st.
Louis. An address was delivered by Governor
Brown. The first prize for Greek scholarship was
taken by Miss J. +. Ripley, the announcement Of
which fact was greeted with great applause.
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THE GcapyyAp PATENT CASE.

Yesterday In the United states Circuit Court at
Trenton, before Judge Nixon, the case OF Henry b.
Goodyear \ Co. vs.. NJ. l.. Bailey was heard. II Is a
case OF great interest to dentists. An injunction was
btaincd Dy plasntln against defendant on account
OF the infringement OF their patent for making dem
tai plates OF hard rubber. The defendant had per-
sisted In making the plates In violation the njnnc-
ton. Judge NIXON committed defendant TO Mercer
county Jail for thirty days Tor contempt OF Court