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No Charge Tor Advice and ConsnIauon.
Dr.. j. b. Dyott, Graduate Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia, author Of several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases Of the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an especial study either In male or female. no
matter from what cause originating or OF low
long standing. A practice OF 30 years enaoiss
him to treat disease with success, CuIss sl4asa-
anteed. Charges reasonable Ihose AZ uis
lance can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage
Send for the Gatds 10 Hs0tth- Price " Gents
LIB. DYoTT, D., Physician and Surgeon,
i04 DusneSt New York.
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member it is DR. John Bulls sarsaparilla, OF Louis
Vile Ky, that is the old and reliable remedy 70,
impurities of the blood and scrofulous affections
Always bear that in mind.
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LoUIsvILLE, KY, Oct. s, 1869.
DIR. JoHN BULL-Dear Sir; Many thanks to you
for the medicine you have so kindly given me. /
have been a great sufferer for years, and had the
advice of various physicians Some pronounced
my spine, some my lungs, and some my heart,
TO be the seat of my disease. / have
been burnt, blistered and cupped until l had
become disheartened. Several very eminent phi ysi-
clans who examined my spine informed me that /
was threatened with paralysis or sp0plexy any
day, and that nothing buta seton would relieve me
had perfect horror OF that, and was hesitating
about having one inserted, when you kindly sent
me your Sarsaparila which Immediately begun to
take three times day, had suffered terribly with
a most acute pain in the right side of my head es
pecially when would read or write for any length
Of time, and on raising TO my feet would be per
fectly blind for several minutes, and would have to
hold to something 10 prevent falling.
am most happy 10 inform you that the pain il
my head is entirely relieved l suffer but seldom
with my spine and then not SO acutely. My ape
title is good; indeed for the first time la my life
enjoy my dinner more than any other meal during
the day.
You kindly sent me four bottles again last night
and began again this morning. and hope to b
entirely relieved. Please accept my hearted
thanks and nest wishes.
Very truly your most greatful friend,
Mrs. B. c. RIVERS.
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is the only Known Remedy for Brights, Dis
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which it has been given. Irritation OF the Neck,
of the Bladder and Inflammation OF the h1dDeys
liberation OF the Kidneys and Bladder, keten-
ton of Urine Diseases Of the Prostate Giand,
Stone in the Bladder, Gravel. Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky Discharges, and for En-
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attended with the following symptoms Loss
of Power Loss of Memory. Difficulty OF Breath
ing, Weak Nerves Wakefuness, Pain In the
Back. Flushing OF the Body, Eruption on the
Face, Palld Countenanee, Lassituoe OF the
System, etc.
Used by persons in the decline or change OF
life after confinement or labor pains, bed-wet-
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In many affections peculiar to ladies, the Ex-
tract Buchu is unequaled by any other remedy
Asin Chlorosis or Retention, lrregularity, Pain
fitness or Suppression of Customary Excavations
liberated or Schirrus state Of the Uterus, Leu
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plants incident to the sex. II is prescribed
extensfv by the most eminent Physicians and
Midwives for enfteblcd and delicate eonstfu-
lions of both sexes and all ages.
ZEARNEY'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
Cures Diseases Arising from L,nprHdences,
Habits Of dissipation, ETC., In all their stages at
little expense, little or no change in diet no in
convenience, and no exposure. II causes q fire.
quent desire, and gives strength to Urinste,
thereby removing Distractions, Preventing and
Curing Structures Of the Uretha Aliaying Pain
eases, and expelling all Poison Gus matter.
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Shopper bottle or six bottles for S. 90 delivered
TO any address, secure from observation. Sold
by druggists everywhere. Prepared By
KEARNEY & CO., 104 Duane St n. Y.
to whom all letters for information should be
addressed.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Republican State Convention Of Texas
has been called TO meet Dallas Tuesday, Aug. l9
The entire Kennebec County delegation to
the Maine Republican State Convention has been elected
Five are FOR Edward Kent Governors Is for j. NJ.
stone and lO2 Tor for n. Dingey, jr.
From present appearances the people OF
Connecticut will have no opportunity present say
whether they desire Constitutional Convention not
The state newspapers say that there is little hope that
the Legislature will do anything at this with the
proposition submitting the question to the people as
many OF the members appear 10 nave changed their
min0s since their arrival al Hartford
Kentucky again takes the field for Con-
stutonal Convention An attempt TO call was made
at the last session Of the legislature but that body
voted il down 1t did everything else the State was
most in need Of The machinery for calling such
yention Is so cumbersome that were the next Legsa
ure TO take the preliminary steps necessary the body
could not be convened till 1872 proposition for such
convention has 10 be submitted 70 a vote Of the people
at two separate elections, and must DO considered by
two Legislatures
1t is announced by the Maine newspapers,
and with gooo show OF that the friends Of the
Hon Nelson Dngley, r, carefully packing the Re-
publican State Convention with delegates who are
pledged 20 favor that gentlemans nomination for Gov
ernor The dispatches which have been sent the
country al various times have sufficiently indicated that,
and is further confirmed by the publication OF
circular Issued by Mr. Dngley's friends In which
cifc directions for working up the proper voice OF the
people" are given Perhaps the people, now that The
plan is exposed may object 10 being thus worked up
| A special dispatch from Washington to The
Boston Post says that within few days 1t has been
discovered that all archives OF the War Department
pertaining to the secret history Of the Rebellion have
been stolen II is known that they were all In the War
Office when Mr.. Stanton retired He had them sys
tematcaly orefed slowed away in safe place. and
had he lived and remained in public life they would
probably have figured largely in preventing the appoint
men Of men 70 Office who shown that they we're
better fitted Tor the Cyn Service than they were for
positions OF trust and high command In the army These
private archives covered period Of time from the rst
Battle OF Buh kun down 70 the surrender OF Lees army
They embraced orders for cOurismaTtial with their
nndlngs some ~ them sentencing the offenders To Dc
/ shot, records Of which the people ignorant"
| The salOOn-keepers of Chicago seem to be
lively set OF isnoranluses. Not liking tho new liquor
law which cOmpels them 10 shut their places Sunday,
they have attempted 10 browbeat the Legislature into
! repeal Of the measure By openly violating 10. AS
already announced, they tried this few weeks ago. and
afterward thought better OF It, and rssouded their
resolution OF defiance. Now they appear to have lost
their heads again. for Friday night they again pa
the original resolution When O the law breakers was
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
TILE cnNrrsrs AT CREEDMOOR.

A special meeting of the National Rifle As
socation was held No Broadway yesterday, Col
Church presiding. The Range Committee reported that
the range was substantially complete and was in daily
use; that the Commissary General had loaned twenty
five tents for during the match. which had been
erected upon the ground with number OF canvas shell
ters and a rcfreshment booth; he had also supplied
ammunition which would be issued to the
teams" for practice upon the day Of the match
without charge; that the difficulty about procuring
markers had very happily solved, hut Gen. Abbot,
commanding the United States Engineers at Wiiletts
Point who will permit detachment Of his Regulars to
act in that capacity the Association paying them for
their services permitted team" from the Engineers
10 compete. The Secretary rcDOrted that ne had re-
ceived the letter from Col. Clark OF the 7th, pre-
viOusy published in Wednesdays papers The matter OF
answering which left TO The President. IL was
announced that Gov DIX and probably the Presl-
dent, Gems sherman. BelSnap, and Others, would be
present the opening. ami the Range Committee were
directed 20 prepare and publish detailed programme
the newspapers Of Friday. Gen. ena-
Ter has ordered battery or four pieces and 100 men
from the and 22 Regiments (wlth side arms onIy TO
attend. The following Is list OF the reghueuts Whch
have so far entered; f." teams " for the match; Inc
9th llth 18Th 14ih. 10Th OF Newhurgh, y. " 22i, I'd
% Tlst 10Th of lst, "a, and stI or New
Jersey the L. :. Engineers.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
ROANOKE COLLEGE.

SALEM, Va, June 1s.-Gov. Henry A. Wise
delivered the aundal address before the Literary So
ceties Of Roanoke College last night, on THE Physical
structuI Domain Of the United States, and It's
Eject on the Past and Present and its Proba-
BILE Effect on the FutureUpon their Progress, Power
Peace Commerce. Constitution. and Government" He
advocated in it construction Of the James Rycr and
Kanawha Canal As belt OF Union and said that IL the
Mississippi River had flowed east and west the South
would never have been whipped Slavery had been
blight upon Southern industry and prosperity. The
large plantation system anttcOmmerclal aud I'M
favorable 20 manufactures and that was the reason
why no great commercial metropolis had sprung up AT
the mouth OF Chesapeake Bay. The late war had
changed the relations OF sOcietythe bOndsmen OF yes
terday were freemen OF to-day and the freemen OF
Yesterday were "decitzenlZed and dcnatonalized.'
The Commencement exercise closed this evening Prof
Bittle OF Parsons seminary Texas, was elected Pro-
frssnr OF Modern md Oriental AnguAses.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
TILE NEW INDICTMENTs.

The Distrlct-Attorney's office and, in tac',
the whole Courthouse, was redoent with rumorS yes
terday. in relation 20 the indictments Every at
tempt 10 obtain information from the DstrctAtCrley
OF his assistants proved unavailug. Deputy sherhi
JudsOn Jarvis unable 10 whether the warrants
would be sent for execution 20 the Shers Office or not
He thought however, that they would be placed IN the
hands OF Superintendent Matsel. 1t was freely as
serted in and around the CJurthouse that the list
OF persons indicted includes JOnn Fox j. H. Inger5oH
Michael Norton, and cXAdeman Conan, County Court
house Commissioners, and Judge Porter and Judge
McQuade, Commissioners Of the Harlem Courthouse.
It also understood that Joseph Young, formerly Clerk
the Board Supervisors and Henry w. Genet are on
the list. TRIBUNE reporter was informed at the oice
OF the Distrct-AttOrney that no warrants had been
issued up TO p. N. II also rumored that the
Grand Jury OF the Court Of Oyer and Terminer had
found indictment for libel against Charles A. Dana,
on the complaint OF VIM. III. Kemble, who had him in
dicted on the charge IN Pennsylvania, where he
was deferred from proving the truth Of the alleged libel
but in the Of this state proof Of the truth OF the
published statement can be adddced.
superintendent Matsel. In reply to an inquiry by
TRIBUNE reporter stated yesterday that he had not re-
crIved any bench warrants from the Dstrct-AtCrley
for the arrest Of persons concerned in the Ring iraud
he had no doubt that t such warrants had been Issued
they were, as usual IN the hands Of the ShcrE
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
prob1biHhes.
INDIAN AFF1IRS.

SUICIDE OF ONE OF THE MoDocs- ATTEMPTED
ESCAPE.
YREKA, June 1s.-While the Modocs were
being removed from the Peninsula Iule LAKE, 70 foI
Klamath one OF the Indians known as curry heauou
lack who surrendered with tho Hot Creek band to Gen
Davis at Fiirchds Ranch shot himself ana has snco
died Ii is reported t1at sOme OF me lhtlans "U no ,e
roned ueary succeeded in ulng on ther IOns pu' "'
detected IN time 10 prevent tholr escape
A PLAN FOR SETTLING THE MODoc QUESTION
WASHINGTON, June 18.-The President anu
the Secretary of the Interior have under consideration
and will probably adopt Of settling the DO
doc question the entire breaking up Of the trDe Drs
ing all belonging 10 it east OF the mountains ana ds
triutng them by families among other tribes ana n
tions None Of the tribe will be informed as to "hero
the rest have gono and the object will be to "epAio
them widely care being taken that families are hot a.
yided Means viii be taken II this plan ~ carried Out
TO have knowledge OF the punishment inflicted Neii
circulated among All indians, ana IL Is believed IL wiz
exert most sautary Influence. and especially oause
chiefs ana those who hold POSITIONS among lhulauS
maintain peace lest their tribes DO DfOkel up IA tho
same manner.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
ptcqEyczPS SAILED.

FOR LrvFEPO0L-L 4 s1ansiD As-rtg J'9s n az ST.. n
H. |s H. X lio l..ruprh Mrs IrcIs fr D. ~i y .
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ts I'd AMI VII -. T. Yfnfi lbe Hev Wm. y. F", IL 90
H,u.s .r Ns. T. n.I.uck Mr.. a.. II. ieJre r 'i' 49,
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q d, i.ls Gore iir Cos, Ms hn Arsss ',e . I' -
irgbrr irs G,o sny'h aat r'r hlr ana No. 7" 70 In,
H.. Aueu-u. Ltr. A. AelsnIcr AE ilhel. ' -, A. -,
p.--e M 9qrv Moor. lf- T.inr T. g. tartIr. ~ ~ o'l
dG anI M-t g. A. Gyr.a Mr. Camel BE- F'1 itr D. y ~
tiss 81. Aulen0l. j. bee SHi,n. hI'sr sam 'I-'i a,
Llrg.lr ST. aui Er Joll o.ns'.e. e .i-' D. ~ ~.
wife. ,ri J. Lee .h. A. q ta.WI l.air 2. ' ..
sar M g.c Mr rs b. nan V-slr. -s Dc wiser niI.m
ID V-er lias.r- T ~ De Visor ei ne o. f.' ~ d. -
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B. .ll tf- tirr M trrs. . jed ~ -r.. ," a. . =. ~
rnal,. A. Gars,n Jane. Hart N-t Ni'rks. Nr "n' ~ 'b
Mr- w. T. AA 1l, j. %. %. llaag ar. sfc. o. -lf ' % ' - -
w. caIllt.u. Na Galley ar' .lsElf-r De- Rosa 3D. "r
At.n J. b wHtir o. ,...r.. j 49, s-a'ol b. BPs+
Doe K y. o. a. D de- 4r lHI Art l rt lfat w.. - '
a .s W,Doe- ". Ir 'ff. iio rt-r a-d ..-t D. 2" 81 "h
Mfs Wilson lll chcl j. g. Gruhh. o. ol a,trf1 - ' A.
Weh. and iis D. g. lrr'.a ,s .sF. J. e.. t ~, E -
Dr. J. a. Nolan Alfred SIas. l5r ia.tf g. d. tiH'f -
lauasln y. y bai-s"a D. -
Bo.g gOrth, 4. Bn4le, ". l.. A.ut
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
A rEMpERANCE COUNCIL.

The Goth annual session of the National
Division OF the Sons Of Temperance began at Robinson
Hall yesterday morning NJ W. Patriarch o. D. Wet
more presiding About 80 delegates. some Of whom
were coored, were present After transaction Of the
usual business the Most Worthy Patriarch delivered an
address, showing the condition OF tho Order
and setting forth the advantages OF con-
tpuance Of tile union between the States
and the British Provinces our National
Division, instead forming two separate Divisions as
had been advocated by few He also showed that sep
arate Divisions for the coOred people now working
i'm harmony with the mann DIVISIONS OF the order Inc
NJ w. Scribe, Samuel W. Hodges showed that the re-
ceipts of the year had been 1888 81 disbursements
81 1886 81 balance in the treasury Sil 81 There 10 Que
National Division, on account Of the general tlnd
81 3 90 and account OF propagation Iund too1 "a
Drafts 20 Of s43 80 have been drawn on the
Treasurer The total available assets OF the National
Division May were $3.50 ., being an increase over
the assets OF last year OF sl69 ~.
In the evening pubic reception was gwen TO the
National Division by the Grand Division or Eastern
New-YOrk, at the Academy OF Music.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
TIE KINGsRRIDGE COSTS.

The meeting before the referee in the mat
ter Of the Kngsbrdgeroad widening costs, which was
held on Tuesday adjourned till noon to-day with
the understanding that j. L. Ward. counsel for r. j.
Todd assistant clerk or the Commissioners should APP
pear yesterday and present evidence at which time
John T. MCGOWAN, one OF the Commissioners, testified
that IN his oDnion Mr. TOdds services 10 the Commis-
soners were reasonably worth the S50); he did not set
this figure through computation OF the number OF
meetings; he Thought his services worth $500 and
the Commissioners believed So too he found upon look
ING over the minutes that Mr.. Todd attended 26 ocia
meetings prior to April 10 % after that daJe he
present At other informal meetings which were no
entered in the minutes. On tho crOsseEaminatiOn by
Daniel ID. Lord Mr.. MCGOWAN said that a part OF the
worth TOdds services consisted IN his ability 20 est
mate the value OF real estate he considered that the
value OF his depended mainly upon the correct
ness OF his Judgment.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
DONRSTIC MARKETS.

cucAao June quiet and weak good to choice sprng
Bra Wheat buoyant but unsettled and higher No
snrpg : 26. No do cash June 81 loh, July 81 a.
Auust< No. do al Rejected sSc Corn IN far iemibd and
loser No Mixed 3llc rcgular 20 aJJtc Juy she. August
No. 3j,e Rejected Oats In fair denand and oEeri No =
25lc 27e seller Juy 26gIlc' August Rejected -S4s
n cfr No Barley dull nnmnaL Provisions quiet aud
uschaug PORK shade easier seller July SIS 8o seller August
@l 9 SS 20 spot BuE Meats quiet anu IN
changei Bacon quiet aud unehanset sales WHISKY steady al
M Buffalo Wheat Bu1Alo, oc; 70
Kngson lie on Corn epsS50J bhlA Flour 80 900 BUSH heat
g. 800 bush Corn Oa 5000 bush Re and 5No bn'h
R.v Sbpmen6O Obl Flour, % 900 bush heat 81 900 bush
Co So bush aud 5000 bush Rye L1orM heat active
and hirber AZ 81 2i seller June; ~ b ~ L. seller July Corn
onet x.ak aud lower seller JuG 3 I3isc seller August
O aue and 2slc cash; 2b BID seller July fork 4e
snd shade easier AZ seller July Lard and easier
"a O cash. Hogs bat receipts, l3tO0 sales
"a ~ WHISKY stcsdy at Es
EEwOHLEaSs June Ia Flour du sas OF Treble kxtfA st - ~
n "a sO Family 80 FOOD deuaa1 az SC Tor
NJ, 5g, m Yellow Mixed; 1nd White
O lower At 4!ai3c quiet 1; Hay brm Al t2zb -
pot ann Al ; II Is Du-Std MeatsSothng dong Bacon Gull
and uonna for ShOaiersi y f Gear b Sees and Je Tor
Hans sold az BIG Larl d a. 43le iof 1efi y
O,e Tor kex 70 bic o Common aud jc Tor
Fair Moae-So movement Whisky dull % 9] for Lou ua and
g5e for Cincinnati CoIe sold at l56LJc E1LAngeSeLng ~
New York sight, ( premium; Gold. ltl.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
INFRINGEMENT IN EARNEST.

AT meeting of the Commissioners of Char
flies and Correction, yesterday, the pdy-ros were re-
adjusted follows:
The ,.r, Of . baker Department reduced from $3.50
per 70 I'll 200. .... 49,. 80, .e soo.
,k : 90 instead uf lOuO With board; assistant CLERKS p'nuon
~ 80 Der aunurn aboshi engineer sl2O0 hthe keepers
80 .s hitherto; night guards $500, Instead Of sOi mon s'''
Bekwel, Island LuHatie AsylumReSden physician S1to IN
stead Of 4o assistant physician. ~ wees instead OF % w
anaum hous physicians ~ per ESek as ntLeo &
= OU Der annnn, instead OF $780, clerk SOV he4u Q,
With boiri chaplain, *o0 as herto engnee "a a. @
careuter instead OF ~ 5O apotheaf 7fV pe
a. herto watcmln tUOj instead Of %Ji position o
t IL outdoor $50 abolished ehef Aiiendah1 yo As
b.ro other attendants, $780, instead " So mAioa o0' "
hitherto eook $50 hitherto, hreAn, sou as htLeI" -,
Isand enentsSuper peruienleni p4JV ila' VI
g 50 Q. - hitherto. s,o.
ipebrate Administrations physician $4,000 Instead OF 500
eefS 600 900 boiri SAtehman b60 neai
Of 56OJ hithefto mAton, S4 as hiAero He~A'
4 l61. q hitherto. ~. t,..a yv,-t.,
NeFYok civ Asylum for the Insane Wards hAna-Wsee
- o instead 40 resident phy - go Instead OF Fl
ssant per week Instead of -LuV per spasn VIA
house week hitherto CLERK oVl per @ .si
,esd Of Wh boar engiuerr -lV0, a. hher'oi Na' -.
500 instead Of sooi spothSAg .iO5 as htsitS Ia
a. hitherto position 0f inspector at $40 ihpi' 49,
spscof 900, instead oi $40 A1tsaAan's S Z @ "
I'D hitherto; attendants In other HAfdsi F-'' As1
-.z5. COOK 800 a. hitherto
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
CATTIR MARKET

BUFFALO June 10 LEeeps to-aT ineiang q eAr' r.
ported OJ head making be I0 supply Tor me week nus
kr 2T9 head or 49, cars against 40 of time last
lively strong yesteas prices attendance N Eastern
the arrivals 81 stock we're Of better
qaal choice ot OF Iowa steers. ae1Hng @ b hFoagh.
disposed OIL slcs, 40 Illinois
,.io1 from on 10 1l No. - IS J1i - hn0is
hk ranging nom 96 TO 1929 - 63Gs3 20 Illinois siock
ll3 Illinois suiers averaging 1909
B 20 reIas AveraRog SJ 10 a. ~ ~ W Iowa
st,e randps from 125 6o D. al - 9J0 % 13 % Ohio
t ,,nIr1 nom ql 10 ia n s5 as q Ohio cows
p7 sI8 NJ AZ ~ 10 20 Michigan socke Averaging 943 n, a.
I, steers from i5S % 80 n, at % o.
20 Is; Indiana steers, averAgug iJO u, at 81 IS
sHsEP AND LAaBsRsecpss today, including reported afrVah
oll making the total supply the thus far Uo against
a m M sesk maaet hrAy, With but te doing and sellers
above last weeks sales
M ono Clipped sheep rsngng nom 50 10 l2 10 at s3 go -
5 slate Clipped bheep avegng ol D. al % ~ limos NOol
SHEEN. ayenrng % n, al ~ o. .
Rs'gts dav 90 heal mAkng the total supply for he
~ bas mr. l6Jl for Ast rcct inafet
dragged lee cSt decline from esirria fAles pns
sales, 24s Illinois Hogs from d 10 s)
B A - IS IS s Missoan averaging "a ID. Al - -
Us Indiana Hogs. averaging 10 II. ~ % -
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
p1-rcrRs FEMALE COLLEGE.

The anniversary of the Alumnae Association
OF the Rutgers Female College was celebrated In the
college chapel yesterday afternoon Miss Minnie Ayres
r. L. OF the class Of 70 presided and there wasIa large
audience present comprising graduates OF all the col
lege classes from the present time. The exercises
opened with chorus by the Junior class. at the conclu
qon OF which prayer offered by Prof Martin Of
the Ney-York University. The Rev. Dr. George W.
Samson President OF the College, lthen delivered the
eIcominp address and the alumnae exercises closed
win nm DprOprlae address by Miss Carrie A. McAlls
Ter of the class of 49, OF the classay exercises, which
followed, the striking features were an lnstru
,,eUtaI duet by Misses sturges and Hils, paper
the History OF the Glass" by Miss Pauline seeligman
and an impressive charge TO the Junior class aecOmpa
Mod bv te presentatOn OF the cIassbOX key, by Miss
TuIu Wakrned OF the Senior class, which ntly
spnuded TO by Miss Lizzie Harrington OF the Junior
class.