National Republican., 1873-03-12
THE PRINCETON ALUMNI.
Annual Meeting OF the Alumni Association
Ip,t Evening

The Washington Alumni Association Of the
college Of New Jersey held is annual annual meeting
graduates OF that distinguished and venerable
Institution OF learning were present Class OF
$50 Harvey Lndslyi lsgS, Mseard char K SIaw,
Mason and Robert =. Dodge; iso9,, James X.
Kelly; IsI9, Charles Albert; isla, W. y. d. Cross;
1871, Henry D. Mann; is!s, W. W; Belknap and
Vim. L. Dunlop; ls51, sllaS Merchant; 1862, Alex.
Porter Morse; 1888, Thos. Rafferty, and Jos. X.
McCammon; ls66, ". NJ Shnster, lr.; 1870, 7. u.
Brown, A. y. Kelly aud James A. Johnston.
Hon. W. W. Bclknap, president Of the assOcln-
tion, called the meeting TO order, and the on.
GERS Of the previous year were generally re-
elected.
Letters were read from the prcsidcnt aud pro-
fessors Of the college, In response to invitations,
conveying regrets at their inability to attcud
Secretary Belknap real a letter from President
McCosh containing an interesting account Of the
condition and prosperity OF the college, aud ap-
pealing to tho alumni to interest themselves In
The advancement and prosperity Of their beloved
Al the conclusion Of the business the company
sat down to an elegant banquet prepared for the
occasion.
Upon the removal OF the cloth, Secretary Bel
knap made an eloquent address, alluding In feel
ing terms TO the death OF Judge Dunlop, the old
est graduate Of the association, which hal Oc-
CURED since the last annual meeting. speeches
were then made by nearly all the members pres
ent, In which many references were made to old
college remnisCencos, and the past and present
lives Of the different graduates were viyidy por-
trayed and cOntrasted.
There seemed to be general desire among all
present to live over again, II only In memory, at
least one evening, their old college life, and to
call up what was pleasing and remarkable In
! their collegiate career
At a late hour the company separated, well
! pleased to devote one evening to a review Of
what they look back upon as the plcasantest
years OF their lives.
LOCAL, NOTES,
Pennies aud i've cent pieces exchanged for
currency at the REPUBLICAN once.
Young ladies' are beginning TO appear on the
Avenue In spring colors. sealsAIus are out Of
date.
Important business will come before the meet
ing Of the Young Mems Republican Club to-
night.
From Brad Adams, SID ! street, We have the
"Gmphic" aud Columbus CrOcAet On the Indian
Policy
At meeting Of the Excelsior Yacht Club, held
! last night the names of several new members
were added TO the rolls, aud nnal arrangements
made for the coming season.
An autographlC likeness OF the most eminent
Of the French dramatic writer's can he seen at
the new opera house. II was presented by the
original TO Miss Agnes Ethel.
Coored woman named LIZZIE Howard was
| arrested Monday by Detectives Sargent and Me
| Elfresh on the charge OF rObbing II house on
| Third street, where she was employed, Of sew
eral valuable articles. The goods were recOv-
Judge Smell.
| The block Of marble contributed by the city OF
! Philadelphia to the Washington National MOnu-
ment mention OF which was made In the RErCB-
LICAH) has arrived In the city, and Is now on the
Monument grounds. II Is feet inches long, Q
| feet inches high, and elaborately carved with
appropriate designs Upon the scroll In the bcak
OF the eagle are the wOrlS, "Declaratlon Of lnde-
pendence, July I, lTI6." The coat-Of-aTms OF
Philadelphia and various other inscriptions also
AlOrn II,
NOTICES or NEW ADyERTIsEMES rs.
Vim. Ballantyne, No. 4ss Seventh street, near
Z, has received books suited for the Lenten
season.
Green a Williams, auctioneers, will sell on
Wednesday, April 3, at O'Clock p. H., valuable
wharf property near the foot Of SeNenth street.
| RODt. II. Graham's stock Of carriages COM
prises all styles OF phactors, Nlctorias, curtain
and panel.
OTIS Blgelow, banker, 20. 6iJ D street north.
| west.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Drug
| lerks' Association will be held this evening.
Latimer 4 Cleary, auctioneers and real estate
brokers, will sell on Thursday, March IS at ii:90
| O'Clock a. M, an elegant assortment Of house
hold furniture aud farming implements.
The Young Mems Republican Club will meet
| tonight.
Appleby 4 EImOnston, uttOrneys-at-law, No.
40 Fifth street, have very comfortable resi-
dence for rent.
4 Herring safe key has been found.
Green Williams, auctiOneers, Will sell on
Tuesday, March y, at O'Clock a. m., tho entire
stock Of boots and shoes In store No. 1900 on the
southwest corner Of Twelfth aud streets
northwest.
A pocketbooS, containing small amount Of
The thirty-seventh matinee musicale Of the
| Washington conservatory Vt music will tike
place this evening.