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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-31
Dr.. Wells Extract Of Jarubeba.


rc'ain, al TIE medicinal yIrue. peculiar 10 a.,
plan ind must be taken pef1,anept esr.tl,.
age t
/ there want Of sc.ioD in yOor Liver 4
spleen JnI.-s relisted a. onee, The blood A..
come, rnpurs by dsieteuou. ,ecTsiion.. tfol,,.
eng -croiaipUs or skI.. dIsrs,rs. BlDLlss. Pei.
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the 'rIstsj bl5od % bs4'fh, acuoB.
Have yoG Dysyepue SioG,acb; Unls.. ii.
Ee-lon J. promptly aided the system !. .i.sd.
IIDed with loss VI vital forrs. poverty NJ n.
b.ood. Drop-ical ! enJe.ey. General W,ssoe..
or Ls-si ode.
Take u 20 assist Digestion without ,e..,;o,
IL ~iiI 'nPsn youthful 'gSr 10 The vest, cut
ierer.
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ere Ia dsnssr II C.fgBie Diarfhocs or The J,-.l.
ial inflammation o the bowels.
Take II u clay irra.sIiSn and xafd OF ten
d,ncy g. i,-6sma.aiions.
Have yoU ~sAkpe Of tie risrine or Ri.
nary Organs: You nu,i pf"cufr instant o..
hr fJoU sie liable to sDEs IBs worse Liam
cysih
I axe 1t TO strengthen orssnic weakness. or life
b, cDmes burden
FINALS u shooId he frequently fsksn 10 keen
the system IN p-rifcs health or yOa are oshrf.
ia 10 great d.ngrr Of uIAlsSIsl sais.oi,, ;1 .,
contagious disssseS.
JOHN Y. KELI OGG. IL Pisu 81. y. Yo,k
Sole Agent Tor toe UnI,-J Stars.
Price One DOlsr per bottle. sepd 10, tifrui.r.
-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-31

FATAL ACCIDENT TO A You've BRI-
pAL COUPLE.-The Charleston CIV. Va
Courier says: We learned of fatal
accident that occurred at the Hawk $
Nest last week and which resulted in
the death of a Young couple named
Anron, who were on their bridal tour
from the East. They had come to view
the beauties of this lovely place. and on
going two near the edge of the cliff,
they both lost their footing and were
precipitated below, killing them instant
~.
On coming to their assistance their
bodies and faces were mangled so fear
fully as to be unrecognizable. The lady
fell on her head, MASKING it into atoms,
breaking her breast into a jelly. The
gentleman's brains were dashed out and
ms body broken topicces. Their friends
nave been telegraphed for, who are sup
posed to be at Buffalo, n. Y.
-, NOT ENOUGH GIRLS TO GO RoUND.-
The complete census returns of the Uni
tea states Tor 1870, reveal the startling
fact, that, in our whole population'
there Is an excess of 42S, $50 of men and
boys over women and girls. The figures
stand thus:
Men and Boys. le4o3 66G
Women and Girls, l9,O54 S06
There is something really SHOCKING
in these statistics when it is considered
that Adam and Eve, one man and one
woman, is the law OF the creation. But
as in the chapter OF accidents there are
more fatalities among boys than girls,
and more widows than widowers, and
more old maids than old bachelors, our
surplus of men and boys is in the intan-
tile, and not in the adult population.
However, in order to relieve the pain
full apprehensions of the male populs-
ton, and Lot 10 rely solely upon acc
dents to make ''the thing about even,Y
we demand the instant suppression of
Brigham Young and his whole t.as of
poligiamists,
Berkeley Circuit Court commences on
Tuesday Undo. Hall prasidin,y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-31

Tie Chemistry Of Divine Providence has
never produced mineral water WHICH rom
blnss in such perfection The quantities oil anti:
bilious touc and csthartIc medicine. 81 that oil
the Setter Spa; an Tauant's EferveSc"nt
Selrzer Aperient is the artificial equivalent o.
that great natural remedy.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-31
Ncw Advertisements.

l. Y + I q + v T :
Wanted for Two 1--we Books t.. DR.. Cornel'>
Lives at GREELEY and BEON N.--,he Ia.
test anJ be>.; aI>'. Judge Ra>>rr> lille of
HENRY WILSON ,'-oulv corr,c, ediucn
published. Popular prices Shre~d sg"n"
will see the alvan,aee of having book h'
each party. Secure territory n once. snd com
money Address II. & JOHNSON. Put
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-24
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL to'the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Presentation = Military Reception
fWeRiher-RoR s~tseks-Ncw In.
.c~orporalion,

SAN Francisco. August 24-l r. NJ
Hon. w. D. Kelley was presented with
q gold headed cane and q set Of sleeve
buttons, by Penusylvanians, last night,
the usual speeches being made.
The Second Infantry turned out to
receive Colonel j, W. Mckenzie OIL
his return from tho East last night,
making a fine display.
Weather warm and no wind. Tie
fog lifted at the Heads this morning
long enough to enable q large fleet Of
coasters and vessels from the Atlantic
and Asiatlc ports to come In, then set.
tied down again rs thick as ever.
Not much show Of activity In stocks
on tho street this morning, but low
prices have brought out many new
buyers, aud the feeling with holders Is
much stronger.
The Lander Consolidated Mining
Company held their annual meeting
and elected John Middleton, o. Z. NC
Cracken, II. 7. Wheeler, G. W. Stead
C. ". Kellogg, Austin NJ. thompson
and ID. J. Staples, Trustees, and John
Middleton President, and 0. c. Nc
Cracken Vice President.
Gold. 1l27s grcenbacks, s7h SELL
ING Mt So.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-24

SCARCITY or WATER.-Neither the
town cistern nor the large y belong
ing to the Yellow Jacket, Belchor and
Crown Point companies are half full
OF water ut the present time. The dry.
est part OF the season Is now with us,
when everything in the shape OF a
wooden building Is dry as finder, anu
A fire Is liable TO break out at any mo-
ment. In Ease Of any such destructive
Are as has been here in Gold Hill,
there would be . sad lack of water, III
yolying the destruction OF o large
amount Of property. Oi what use are
orr most efficient water works, excel
lent machines, hose. and brave fire.
men, if there Is no water III the reser-
yoirs? A very small stream kept con-
SANITY running into those cistern'
would be all sufficient, and some def-
mite arrangement should b. made with
the water company at once to that
effect.
No ExEMrTIoN.-We have been
told that there are certain dogs here In
this town which are allowed to 60 free
without tags. We protest against all
faYoritism in this matter and Insist
that every dog in this town be prop
erly taxed, or arrested, With the al
tentative of being shot, unless their
Redeemer cometh. We paid the sum
of As for a tag tor Jul little old dog
Kyzer to the Town Marshal rs soon as
he put the dog ordinance In force. He
the dog Is too old and tough for sau'
sage, and Is good for nothing else, but
he Il bald-headed with age and We re-
spect and admire him for his many
dog.like qualities; %thereupen don't
MUD the price OF 4 tag which shall
protect him from ruthless dog peel
ers," but we don't want to see any
Partially shown in favor Of anybody
else! dog, and what's more, wont
stand it.
TnE CoMET.-Thu, far hays we
travelled through what was prophesied'
70 be the critical twenty-four hours OF
the worlds existence when the great
plantamour comet vas to come in COL
lislen With our busy little world, and,
perhaps Knock It out Of time forever.
The globe still rolls on as usual and
Gold Hill yet holds her own, with a
prospect OF doing so a few hours LONG.
err. DR.. Kirby and Wolf Of ReiS.
stein Il CO., and another citizen or
two, left for Lake Tahoe last evening
In order to get OFT Of the way Of the
comet, or at least, to DO whore there
was plenty Of water to cool OF with,
They will stay there till all danger
from the comet Is past.
RELIGIOUS SERyIcEs.-There will be
preaching at the N E. Church to-mor-
row evening at "a o'clock, by. tho
pastor. Rev. V. Rightmyer. SUBJECT ;
:. Heaven Revealed" Seats free. All
ara Invited. Prayer meeting every
Friday evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-24
DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC IHTELLIcEHc e.
seualsr Wilson on the siiuation.

wilson on INC SituutiOu
NEW YorK, August Ex-senator
Wilson addressed a mass meeting at
Hudson last night saying he had NO
doubt that the Republicans would car.
~ twenty out Of twenty-one of the
free States. He eulogizcd Gen. Dix,
and said the question was not whether
Grant Or Greeley would be President.
but whether the Republican party,
which had saved the country and made
1t free. should now, with tile help Of n
band of forty or fifty thousand disat-
fected Republicans. be made to abdi-
cate and let the Democratic party 60
into power. He had no unkind
words to say of Greeley or
Brown. He regretted the position they
had taken, but their success would be
irregularly a Democratic triumph and
that the voice of rebellion would be
again heard In the land. lie urged
New York to come out OF the list OF
doubtful States, although her position
would not. effect the result Of the cleo
ton IN the country; yet the Republic
cans wanted the old Empire State to
occupy her place In the Union where
she belonged.
Connolly 10 Turn States Evidence.
New York, August 24.-The TIT
bune says that eX-Controller Connolly
has not been further than fifty miles
from New York, most Of the time in
Westminster county /; that lie will turn
States evidence, and his testimony
will absolutely convict Tweed and
twenty other officials, whose names 20
far have not been published. He will
first appear to testify against the
voucher thieves uuder Attorney Gen.
eral Barlow's instructions.
West Virginia Election.
New YORK, August 2I.-A despatch
from Martlnsburg, West Virginia,
states that enough Is known. OF the
election in the State to show that the
Constitution is defeated by from 2,0UO
to 5000 majority, and the election OF
Jacobs independent Democracy by the
same vote. The word "White," rs a
qualification for office, submitted for q
separate vote, was adopted almost
unanimously.
Royal Brazilian Visit.
The Brazilian Minister, accompanied
BY the Princes Augustus and PHILIPPE,
visited President Grant at Long
Branch yesterday.
Friendly Swindler.
New YoRK, August 24.-Policc Ser
geant Car has absconded to California,
alter victimizlng his friends to the ex-
tent of|$5, 900.
Candidate for Governor.
New YoRK, Aug. 2i.--lt Is thought
Gen. Slocum will be the Democratic
Liberal candidate for Governor.
A Cheesy Idea.
A corner In cheese Is threatened, the
market being poorly supplied.
Against Greeley.
State Senator O'Brien, in an inter-
view pronounces for the Louisville
Convention and Chas. OConnor.
Roth Want the Money.
New York, August 24.-Both Mace
and O'Baldwin claim the stakes which
were put up for that popular fight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-24
MINING SUMMARY.
For tho Week Rndins August ~, 1872.


Stocks took a most unexpected tum-
BILE the first Of this week. going lower
than they have been this season, and
they have not recovered yet by any
means, although looking a little better
at the close. Our San Francisco tele-
grams of to-day say: mot much
show of activity in stocks on the street
this morning, but low prices have
brought out many new buyers, and the
feeling with holders is much strong
err" Below we give what we know
about the mines:
Caledonia.
The prospecting and developments
going ahead as at our last report, with
nothing new to note. At the annual
meeting Of the company, held at San
Francisco last Wednesday, the follow
Ing officers were elected A. h. P.
Harmon (Presidentl. Robt. Sherwood.
b. Pearl. Martin White and w. E.
Dean. r. G. Wegener was reelected
Secretary and W. T.. Lowe was chosen
Superintendent. The operations Of
the company for the fiscal year ending
July 3lst, as condensed from the Sec
retary's report, are rs follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-24
CLEARANCE SALE OF SUMNER GooDs.

CLEARANCE SALE or SUMNER GooDs.
NJ, F. Waller is now selling his
large and well assorted stock OF fine
clothing, furnishing goods, hats. caps,
boots and shoes, trunks. and valises,
and every style Of dress and business
suits, cheaper than ever. Call on HIM
and satisfy yourself, as his motto Is
"quick and large sales with small
profits at DR.. Halls new building,
Main street, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-24

QUESTIONS ANswEHEp.-The ques-
ton has often been asked, why goods
in the clothing line cannot DO sold
as cheap In Gold Hill as in Virginia,
but from the flattering encouragement
Reinstein 81 Co. have received since
they started business here. the question
seems answered, that by small profits
and quick sales and n large assortment
of stock to choose from, The trade can be
Kept at home. Hoping a continuance Of
the patronage heretofore received, they
promise to stick 10 the shove motto. Y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-24

NEGLECTED CoUaHs AND CoLDs.-
Few are aware of tho Importance Of
checking a Cough or "Common Cold -"
In its first stage ; that which In the be-
ginning would yield to Browns
Bronchial 'rrochoi, II neglected, often
works upon the Lungs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-24

Htseks stronEer-Cnse OF Mira. Gsd.
troy H~opeiess-A BDnrrews Bill
for Breakfast,

SAN FRAScIsoo, August 24-3r NJ
Stocks though irregular, r stronger
In the main.
Mrs. Godfrey, who was stabbed by
her husband on Saturday, Is reported
In n hopeless condition, erysipelas hav-
ing set in. Godfrey himself Is recov
ering.
Nicholas Ely was arrested this morn
Ing on a charge Of mayhem, In making
a breakfast of the nose Of Joseph S4trar-
row. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-24

For the very best Retouched REM
brandt Photographs. 90 to SUIT
terley's, the finest gallery in the State,
corner of e and Taylor streets, Viz
inin City. "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-24
FROM

The Insargeats PrssperiuE-Hnvana
Demsralized.
HAVANA, August 23.-The insurg-
ents are massIng all their forces to
make q fresh movement on the Cinco
Villas.
Havana Is overrun with scoundrels
of every description, constant murders
aud robberIes are committed, and the
police are seemingly powerless.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-24
TIE PRIZE FIGHT !
WILLIAMS The VICTOR
~so7rY-FiVE ROUNDS !
ONE THOUSAND PEOPLE PRES
EMIT

aS tA3~h
tween Bling Williams and John Chat
ham, for $1,000 a side, took place to-
-" Ia ~" ravine near the Ophir
ode, about six miles from here-on
road leading to WaShoe Lake.
There were fully 1000 people present
from Virginia and Gold Hill. and
great interest manifested, $1,000 be-
Ing probably bet on the result. VIII
llams Is q Cornishman, abont % years
Of age, weighing loo pounds. and has
been working in the Crown Point
mine. Chatham Is an lrishman, about
- 'ars OF age. Weighing LIS pounds.
4 arrived from Michigan three or
ss,r months ago. Both parties have
had = fight DR. two before now, and
have been In training for the last six
weeks In Virginia. Billy Dwyer being
the trainer Of Chatham. and James
.rreyillian, Williams trainer. They
were both In excellent condition. No
officers i%nterfered. therefore, the fight
ers and their friends had It all their
own way. The ground was we'll Sc
lected, level and smooth. and the con-
test took place in n 2i-foot ring, made
with rope and stakes, after the usual
style, aud surrounded BY a large ell
closure, or canvass fence. about II feet
nigh. Ambulance, 81 80.
D~m,.inarfea
Jim Rodgers was chosen Referee,
and Barney Kenney and Thomas
Kane As Umpires. The seconds for
Chatham were Kelley aud Billy
DIVER and tile seconds for Williams,
John Cosser aud Jas. rrevillian. Chat
hams colors were green, aud those OF
Williams buff. At $40 A. II. Williams
tossed his hat Into the ring, followed
by Cha,h,m amid great cheering,
Chatham bet $40 that he would win
the fight, which was at once taken.
Rodgers, the referee. then read the rules
Of the prize ring, and At 1910 com.
meneed
The Fight.
Round both men came to the
scratch smiling aud shake hands, amid
cheers from the crowd. Light sparriug
ensued, and the round ended with a
cllnch and Q fall In favor OF Chatham,
he being OIL top. Time, eight minutes.
Round about the same
Round 3-Ended iI . elinch and fall
In favor of Williams.
Round i-Williams received 4 blow
In h lett eye ; clinch and fall I'm favor
Of Williams.
Round Fancy sparring. Both
nen clinched aud fell.
Round 6-Chatham got in a blow ON
Williams cheek and both clinched and
fell.
Round 7-Strong sparring and Q
clinch, aud heavy fall in favor o
Chatham.
Round S-Heavy blows exchanged
Round ended In both men falling, am
Chatham receiving = cut Owe the ey'
from striking 4 post In falling. ,
Round 8-Heayy blows got by VII
liams on Chatham's face. Clinsh AM
fail in fayorof Williams.
Rourd l0-Heavy blow on cheek re
ceiyed by Chatham. Clinch, aud Dot
fall on the ropes.
Round ll-RiSht and left blow!
given by Williams. Both clincbet
and fell, Williams on top.
Round l2-Lively sparrinS. Heavy
cheek blow in favor Of Chatham.
Round l3-Heavy sparring. aud
clinch aud fall In favor OF Williams.
Round l4-Heavy body hit for Chat
ham. and heavy blows right and left ir
Chatham's face. .
Bound l5-Hesvy right blow on the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-24

Parents lessen your Shoe bills two.thirds by
blying only CABLE SCREW WIRE fastened Boots
aud Shoes. Never zip or leak. All genuine
goods bear the Patent Stamp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-24

FoR the very best Photographs, go to Bradley
& Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
:1~ ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. ~
Montgomery stscct, Ssn Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-24
AND Ks.

ARRlyAI.s AND DEPARTURE s.
No way bill OF arrivals received.
departures.
NJ . ESSoRs LINK.
N- webbsr andA Bruekman VIM Russell
.h,ldrsn Vim Baird DR. Kirby
- Thrrk ES Davis Mrs Brown
W,,r,y p Naloney II Colder
AZ Potter b1ith SaiLSru
"A Vrolf J waldstein
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-24

rTAvING DETERMINED TO SELL GOODS
II at such Low PRICES that will keep the
money In our own town. we invite all Gold
Killers to give us 4 call before going to Virginia
Our goods are selected In San Francisco BY
our resident partner, with great caro- and econ.
olpy; we therefore are enabled and willing to
tcll our Goods at PRICES THAT WILL DEFY
co aPETtTI0N.
ST Give IN q Cnll. Give 40 O Call a
,vs0 ~ REINSTEIN A. co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-24

The incline Is down l29 feet below
the l5OO-foot level, In fair sinking
ground. The north drift, eighth sta.
ton, Is In 40 feet In n mixture OF
quartz and p~orphyry. The east driit,
tenth station. Is In 23S feet, the lace III
porphyry. The south drift, tenth sta
lion, i In 100 feet In hard porphyry.
The east cross-cut from the north dritt,
tenth station, Is In II feet In barren
quartz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16
DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN BROOKLYN.

A New York Merchant the Victim.
A despatch was received at Police Headquarters
last evening from the Fourth precinct detailing q
daring highway robbery Of New York merchant
In the vicinity Of Flushing avenue and Washing.
ton avenue. II appears rom the despatch that Mr..
f. J. Day. of AIS East Fity-sixth street, New York,
was riding through Flushing avenue in his
carriage on Tuesday night, when he was stopped
by three Young men, one Of whom seized
his horse by the bridie while the other
two mounted the wagon on either side. He
struck one Of the hignwaymen with his cane, when
they both drew pistols and threatened to shoot him
II he made any further resistance. They also de-
manded his money and watch, and finding that he
was unable to defend himself he was compelled to
give them his p0cketbo0k, containing t345.
about 500 in checks and some papers, val.
il described az about twenty-five years Of
age wearing black felt hat and dark suit This
locality has become somewhat noted OF late for the
perpetraton Of deeds Of this kind, several persons
ne in watt IN this vicinity for their victlms Il is
only few blocks nom where poor Panormo, the
~ NJ after leavins the house ofa pupil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16

tablshed on It's one and only living founda,
ti0n-whlch Is, the loyal affection OF iree peopis
JOHN C0CHRaNE,
Chairman NJ Y. Liberal Republican state Com.
ALFRED WILKINSON Secretary.
Judicial Dist.
John Cochrane 30 Nassau street, New York
b. A. Willis, 81 Chambers street New YORK.
2-J. w. Coe, 6S South street, Brooklyn.
Grnnel Burt, Warwick.
81. W. Hasbrouck, Rondout.
M. L. Fkns, 300 Madison street, Albany.
4-E. A. Merritt, Potsdam.
ID. T.. Parks, Sandy Hill
5-Alfred Wilkinson Syracuse.
q. w. Flower Watertown.
81. X. Allaben, Delhi.
w. p. Raymond, Omega.
I'd. u. =. Brown, Rochester.
T.. n. Reynolds, Albion.
8-John Walls, As upper street. Buffalo.
Henry @. Lake, Fredonia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16
THE COLUMBIA Law SCHOOL COMMENCE
HENT.

The thirteenth annual Commencement of the
Law School OF Columbia College took place at the
Academy Of Music last evening In the presence Of
large and fashionable audience. President Bar.
nard presided. There was fine orchestra present.
and the intervals In the regular exercises were
filed by favorite airs from the operas Professor
Theodore w. Dwight, Professor of Municipal
Law in the College, delivered very able
numbers LOG members. MI James M Brady, A. B..
delivered the alumni Grafton. There were twenty
sw0 m Mnoen ST sw three erhas IN
$751; to + Reyser foste and the
eco was awarded to James Mail McKane for excel
lence in the Department Of POLITICAL Science, and
saS anaora Smith, O.
Of Arts was conferred upon 101 graduates. The fol-
lowing is list
Randall Adams Charles Beatty Erred
s1Ss sggaS hhssGy
Ssanse A sn Ss d kS1sa h fsSe
vs. saTssa s sssSs d%as Hsa4y 9snss
S1ss,
verb CHARLES Sr9sE E%ost Henry gs5 S
ss'1ii
sips xIsa
Ss%ss ss sn lem jSs. Ad4!sa hc! S ;gs slns,
o, sraneis Ellington Loop. David Tso%ss f ynsS'
John MGSa.shen asr 5:mss His Kans
Miis, John Howard Montgomery Arthur Murphy,
william Ciay6ourns Owens, Howlspd Dslano Pcrrins,
1SnD h rSr fr hnss.. pn e
Nyingson Reades James Dsnoop ReXmert Jr,; Charles
sahsln GEORGE Starr sl,, scoesd wIPasld Scott
Eugrave Stirling Prank Dodge ssugsss Charles Scher
hompeon Thomas Joseph Tlney, Henry Peter fus Eli
phset Williams Tyler Robert AndcEson Van wyck, Leo
Wheeler, Thomas Randolph White, Franckc Sherman
Williams, Dennistoun Wood.
The degree Of Doctor Of Laws was conferred upon