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Il seems chat drummer. / y il
Cones II name, refined ia biz !5aning
Tall5e II tie Faulkner lioU-o. and 1tjaI
Gaupl!ng several vlgiefiae q WHISKY.
made tho rounds II ais customer ansi
then III ! coruewhat ezbl.arated c3nditiou.
sought his d0V-ny Couch rom rooA7
just scIos5 the Lall there caiIe caehlIlra-
torv bursts d female noJlineut. llin@ .ed
Tirl eJacu!aIogy sVggestiola - don {. 80
"bebave yourself, now elc Tie cnrioei
II Of The drummer W. aroused I'D su5-
pcctQd that some Iiln wa5 a10aG. and ID
wanted to have some Of il IN his'n GIrlr
opening lis door lie brought 2 chain,
climbed up Oh it. and suck Ills Aca, in at
the trans0m Of the room from whence
there was 4 sound Of TevoIIy i3r nigh; L
don't matter what he saw But at an7
rate he enjoyed it, aud would, had il not
been tor an unfortunate accident. have
been amply rewarded iCT the danger and
trouble Of tie investment TIE accident
was the unfortunate tumb!iug over OF the
chair, leaving him hanging in Il halt choL.-
ed condition. with bis head inside. The
noise attracted the attention. Of the occu-
pants OF the room, and . succession Of
feminine scream2 were emitted The room
happened 10 belong 10 4 Ipau--the 5ecre-
tary and Treasurer q the hub and spoke
factory and the woman WAS his wife
This man Of blood happened to have !
cowhide 4 hia room, used as Il riding whip
aud, coming out With g good deal Of alac
rlty, he striped that unfortunate drug m ar
| unit. he would have shataed i zebra
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Be Ya Also Ready

Il nav to to-day
He will cali me awar-
. I'll staud at the rsrs
And parientl7 wait
IN Inc To,, l5is e Flya' 10y ny,
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10 nv hc,ne ai,1 ny, ~ c.
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That The ANGELS Il i;otf
Will raise fGia ru9ar ~
from lis loW e,lfie,,i,.H H.
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POhBATE NOTICES


Iolha Honorable. jude ii Probate ~ III, Count
d " aldo,
JOSEPH WILLIAMSON. OF Belfast in sad
- County respectfully represents that David Sear-.
late Of Boston, in the County OF Suffolk. and Com
m0nwealth Of assachuset9 deceased. in his Tile
time. 10 Wit, On the fifth day Of December A, D.
Isl, entered into contract in writing with j. L
Eodwoll, Of HALLOWEEN, In the County 0f hennebac
aud Francis Cobb OF Rochland. in the County q
Knox. and State Of Maine, whereby the said de
ceased agreed with said Rodwell and Cobb TO con.
vcy 10 them and their assigns, upon the terms sud
conditions set forth In said contract certain real
tate described therein to wit RfisadieT5 leland IN
Eeliast Bay, In said County OF aldo. and also the
premses conveyed 10 David Sears. father Of Fsd de-
cea9ad, BY two deeds. from r Pendlefon record
ed with Waldo County Deeds, Vol -, Page liz the
other from Thomas Fletcher, also recorded with
aid Waldo County deeds. Vol. ~. Page 512, that
said deceased died without making such CONVEYANCE
that said Eodwel and Cobb have duly assigned said
contract TO your petitioner who has performed all
the conditions Of said contract required Of them
which remained unpernrm,d at the dste o1 aid a
5iGnment.
Wherefore, Your petitioner praya that Il SPECIFIC
performance Vi said contract may he deereed and
that ffedeTic. II. Sears, and Charles L. Getting
ancillary administrators oil the estate OF ald dc
ceased. with the VIII annexed may be authorized 10
execute the necessary deeds 10 carry said contract
into fleet ACCORDING TO tbs terms thereof
Dated The eleventh day ot August, A. u 1874
JOSEPH WILLIAMSON.
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Al 8 Probate Court held At Belfast. within and Ior
HE County OF W ALTO, on the second TUESDAY ri
August. A. u. 1874.
r. EWIs VI. PARTRIDGE named Executor in !,
certain Instrument purrortng to bc the llal
viii and testament ot Green fendcton, lare OF
Searaport in said County of Waldo deceased, hav,
Ing presented said will for Probate.
Ordered, That the said Lewis VI. give notice Ia
all persons interested BY causing copy ofths order
10 be published three weeks slvely in The Re
publican journal. printed al Belfast, that they may
appear at q Probate Court, 10 be held ut Belfast
within and for said County, on the second Tuesday
OF september next at ten OF the clock before noon
and shew cause. ii any they have, why the same
should not be proved approved ana allowed.
ASA THURLOUGH, Judge
true copy, AreSt-it. +. FIELD, Register.
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Al {. Probate Court held Belfast. within aud FOR
The County nl Wltdu, on The second Inc day al
August, A Il. 1874.
\ MOS I. IDMuND>. named Lxecut1r in q Ger
4 tain instrument pnrporling 10 be III. last viii
and testament d Orrcn L. Idmund late ot Eurnhani
in said County OF W aldo, deceased wing present
III said will for Probate.
Ordered, That the said Amos I. give notice
10 all persons interested by causing Il copy Of
this order 10 be published three weeks successfully
in the Republican journal printed nj Belfast that
they may appear AT a Probate Court, TO be held at
Belfast within and for said County, the second
Tuesday OF September neXtnt ten OF the clock before
noon. and show cause, ii any they have. why the
came shduld mol t,c proved. approved and alloWtt
ASA TIT RLOUGH, Judge.
a true copy Attest B. r. IIlLn. Register,
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AN EEcuRaioN AND : I4LE SEAL Las!
Thursday, By invitation Of Gen. Sutton,
party Of about forty gentlemen sailsd
down Ipswich river, in the yacht Agawau1:
towed by the steam-tug Wasp. 70 Ipswich
NECK, Where q very enjoyable dag was
spent We would take occasion 70 return
thanks for an invitation TO he present.
During the excursion, g dozen OF more
gentlemen went On board the steamer and
visited Plum Island river, to make call
upon Mr. Scott Adams Of Grape Island, to
see wonderful specimen in natural
history in his possession. About ten weeks
ago. = boa:man picked up i seal only Il
day OF two old. and presented it 70 Sir.
ADAMS, who. being anxious to raise the
little wait, deYoted + neat and comfortable
pen to lis use, and fed il on fine cut fish.
1t became attached to him and grew
rapidly, maniiesting u surprising affection
Tor It's master, whom 1t now follows down
Che rl1er with the fidelity Of dog, and
whose call 1t will answer and obeT. On
arrival the seal was q few rods from shore.
but at the irritation OF III Adams it left
the water and crawlsd up to him, answer
ing to Its pet name By m0notonou5 sound
resembling the moaning OF 2 puppy. 1t
weighs about forty pounds, and vii! allow
its master to take it up in lis arms like III
infant, but strangers must not attempt
tamiliarit.es unless they wish % see & set
q reasonably sharp and formidable teeth
(Salein Gazette
Io ind the shortest way 70 4 female
heart under any given circumstances
First case. Ii she IS married but not Il
mother; praise her husband. II she is
married, ard also a mother, praise her
children. Second case. II she is unroar.
ried, ard engaged, praise her lover. II
she is unmarried. an1 disongaged. praise
herself
a eountrymap, SEEING for Tie inst .lnle
. pair Of snuhers, asked Whats them
fur2" ITO snuff the candle TO snuff
the candle?" The candle Just than needed
attention, and with his thumb and finger
he pinched off the snuff, and carefully put
into the shutters, saying well, no7-
them is handy"
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lit & Probate Court held III Belfast within and fol
tie County q Waldo, OF The second Tue tly ol
august, A, d, 1874,
TOsIPH H. DAMON. Administrator d the T.
- tate of Benjamin Damon, late ol Troy, il aid
county 81 Waldo, deceased having presented liz
Gfst and Llal account ii Administrator Oh sid es
tate Tor allowance.
Ordered. Ihat The said Administrator give
notice 70 az psrson1 inteIetsd ~ causing copy ol
TIE Republican Journal, printed at Belfast, thai
they Lay appear q Probate Court. 10 BE held al
Esuasts within ald for said County, On the -eaoDi
Iuesia? oI September next ten Of the clock beo,
ICON. snd show cause, ii any they have. why tie
same cLould nar be allowed.
ASA IHUELouaH, Judaa
a lIae o~vS. Artest Il. P IIEID Register
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At Probate Court held al Belfast, within and for
the County Of Waldo, ON the second Tuesday OF
August, A. D., 1874.
TEORGE HERRICk ID. named Executor in q
" certain instrument ,purporling to be the last will
and testament Of Joab Herrick, late Of Belfast In
said County of Waldo, deceased. having presented
said viii for Probate.
Ordered That the said George give notice to all
parsons interested by causing copy OF this order
be published three weeks successfully in tue Repub
!iean journal printed at Belfast, that they may ap-
Pear Probate Court, to be held at Belfast within
and ioI said County, on the second Tuesday OF Sep
TENDER next, at ten Of the clock before noon and
show cause, II any they have, why the same should
rot lie proved approved and allowed.
ASA 1HuELOuGH, judge
a iIn2 copy. Attest-E. 4, FIELD, Register
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Al Probate CONT held al E,lfa.t within and 5r
tl.a County d Waldo. ~ The e5onl Tuesday 81
August a u. l..4
r TWIS " rTNDLIIoN. Ixecutor Of M, la7t
i J viii 81 Jan" bishop. Iatr 81 Eella7t in said
t'u1lY 81 " aid" deeeA5ed having preaented hi
ht9 and inli account d 151foutol hip 1or allow
ancc.
ordered. HAT thc said xecutor give notice 10 all
PsF9onS inttfF ted h} ing copy OF This order 10
be Publ 7hod three weeks excessively in the FeDtib.
licGn journal Printed n Belfast that they may :lI.
pear 81 probate touTt, 10 be held at belfast within
and i0r said County, On the second Tuesday oil
September next al Of The clock before noon Snd
how cause ii any They have why rhr SIme should
b showed
ASA IlluEIOuGH Judge
A lfuo copy Allr5l. Il. 4. lnIn. Register.
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f11hE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
I concerned, that he has been duly appointed aud
taFeu upon himself the trust Of Administrator
With The will annexed Of the estate o1
JOHN ALEXANDER. late of Belfast
il the County OF Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
as the law directs; he therefore requests all ber
sons who are indebted to said deeea9eds estate To
make immediate payment, aud those who have any
demands thereon to exhibit the same Tor settle.
ment to him DAVID ALEXANDRA
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41TrI5,8 M ToEIIoS FAIEEI
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1'H&CIiC II AIN 4-5atIIIy Il Cl1t5i17.7
ia b I'll DrIgzi- rs md psei7r- IN 1isiiaias
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-24
THE RAILROAD STRIKERS.

The dock hands of the Erie Railway Company
are still holding out. The company have employed
over 500 new aborers in place of the experienced
hands who Knocked of. One of the labOrers said
- . HERALD reporter yesterday
"Ir's all very well for them to employ green
hands. but these cannot do the work like those
who spent years at IL.
AT THE JERSEY CITY SIDE
Q detachment Of police rom each precinct were
detailed 10 report 10 Captain Van i,iper, at the
second precinct station, Tor duty In anticipation
OF trouble rom the strikers at the Erie depot. At
nine O'Clock the column formed and marched to
the spot, numbering about 100. Upon their arrival
the strikers were found various parts OF the
yard discussing the situation IN excited
manner. They were requested to leave,
which they did in the most peaceabe man
venient locations in various parts OF the yard and
about the buildings. At ten O'Clock the barge con-
tanning the newly employed hands arrived at the
Pavonia ferry and they were at once marched TO the
on III gangs and set TO work The party numbered
about $50. and appeared TO be composed OF young
men, numner OF whom appeared TO be Germans.
Az they were marched to the scene OF their labors
the strikers looked at them with threatening
glances. but the presence OF the police prevented
any disturbance.
ONE OF THE NEW HANDS STRUCK.
German aborer employed at the Erie dock
bY party OF strikers VITA stones and other
missiles at the corner OF Pavonld avenue ard
Henderson street. one of which struck him, inuring
him somewhat. He beat a hasty retreat an took
which passed for place OF safety. The strikers
were quiet up to three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
The strike is over at the docks OF the Pennsy-
wanna and New York Central railroads. The men
went to work yesterday morning. accepting the
company's conditions-seventeen and a nall cents
h0ur.
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ARRIVALS.


REJECTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHlrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE: -
Steamship Republic (Br) Gleade. Liverpool Mareh -
snc Is with mdse and 70 NIGHT
signals with National steamer bound east; s, sso
% @ Of ssnd nSe a
Steam Se % CEN sT ff yerpoo March II
AMI 18th with ms ana nI a.
bark rssea Steamship pouna aist % lon s.
Anchor line steamship do; Y LAT Al a. lon o. l. "hte
sIeS@ssp @ er9gsn n aysrpoS, March u
Ss5a S.u, a., MaTsn T.
gers 10 Alexandra Sons
Key West 18th with mdse and passengers 10 II Mallo
~ Co March 49, OF sambrero lighthouse, spoke schr
Steamship Bene1aetor . Foley. Baltimore, with mdse
Snip Ed Hsss, Cd %ss S O. S
aesasr 10 March . then had heavy and Sass
= S spoke brig Ki%ais 'G from Livspoo Tor rolano
The " |, anehe sn,. on the Hghlands ~.
days WITH %dss . smiS vessel kaop Coz
osS s IS mood n sSs Il a H. M g.
passed vessel OF about 90 tons water legged and aban
lark John 9 Munro tof London, Smith, Annoy lo6
sa re e. and rcsed pa the qaa Fs Is
Ion W. Had fine weather to March A since strong NV
- Bark Johann smidt Ger, Hagemann whampoa Nov
Is with teas, &c. to Hermann koop Co. Is anchored
Bark Mercur us Hellund Hartepool Il days, in bal.
Bark Carb, Crowniushield st Croix II days with
&c, to Haniorl h Co. Had heavy weather. The
Brig ATLANTA (Nor) Moe, Antwerp 80 days in ballast
to funch Edye Co, is anchored at Sandy Hook Tor
Brig Endymon (of Salcourbe), Tarnich,. Palermo 81
days with iruit TO Bulley Passed Gibraltar Feb ~
had fine weather TO bermuda; from thence strong NY
yards March y, midnight while lying at anchor on The
bar, into by schr Grace Webster, carrying
away main chain plates three stanchons and about u
Brig New York Ital Amadio Palermo SO days and
Gibraltar AZ days. with sulphur &C TO Funch E0ye &
Brig Halcyon tof St Mary's Bay, Ms German, Matan
De VOLTA Co Was Is days OF Hatteras, with heavy
Brig " p Andrews, jackson, sagua days with sugar
schr Maggie Cam (of Philadenhia Scutl, Clentuegos
days ,S with sugar to vans Bal Co Had "ol asay
Hatteras; lost and split sails The Maggie Cain Is
schr Grace Webster Cof Porand), Hume Cardenas via
Delaware Breakwater Il days, with molasses TO orders
| vessel 10 Miller 4 Houghton March y, Midnight ran
and had jbboom with ali headsear carried away.
p sehr "a = Wishart Mason Norfolk with plies 10
sch- G Cottngham, Ayres Virginia. with wood to
schr Isle OF Pines, steeman virginia. with timber
schr 5 W Bunneh, Bunnen Baltimore with coal to
slaght Petty
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND EAST.
| Steamship Franconia Bragg, New York for Portland.
scnr Charles stckney, Mathews Philadelphia for
schr Eleanor Cornwall, Higgins Virginia for New
Haven.
schr Maggie Lucy, Avery, Baltimore for Province
town.
scnr q Lawson, Fitzpatrick, Haversraw for Provi.
dence.
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Almanac for Nesy York-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH %, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Ninnesota (BD, Beddoe, Liverpcoi-wiI-
hams Guon.
steamship ontario, sIocnm. Rio Janeiro, &c-w Gar
rlsOn
Steamship City of Panama, Dow, Aspipwall-Pacide
Nail teamshp Co.
steamship Hatteras. Ernest City Point and Richmond
-Od DOMINION steamship Co. .
Steamship Francopia, Bragg, Portlaud-r = Ames
Ship Mary Bangs Bangs, Franclsco-EuttOn 4 Co.
Bark Sebastian Bach GER, sandsedt Breuon-H
Brig Pearl Briggs, Port spaiD-D Trowbridge 4 Co
land.
II chr Lesndsr N Lowell, Gage Key west-oyerton L
1swkips
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-24
REAL ESTATE.


The follszing were the public transactions yes
terdays-
James NJ Miller sold by order of the court in fore
clOsure-The house and lot, Ia9xlU0S. East Fifty
seventh street south side, l37 feet east OF lexington
avenue, 20 Julius WhItner for 5000 and above
mortgage and interest OF Sii,0eo-totai &6,0W
Also ADJOURNED the foreclosure sale the premises
che northwest corner of Lexington avenue and Sixty
ninth street Indefinitely.
Allen, Douley h Henrques adjourned the foreclosure
sale Of the sable and lot the north side of Forty
dEss street. 100 feet west OF Fourth to April
r. g. Ferruson reports having sold four lots the
north side of West l4Sth street. rs feet west OF Seventh
avenue, for $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-24
SAILED.

Steamships Ontario, for Rio janeiro; Hatteras City
Point and Richmond; ships Guinivere (Br), London
Electra, Madras ana Calcutta; barks Adeiphia ger,
Hamburg Baraoarossa QtaD. Barrow, z Mustang Nor)
Cork; kragcroe Nor, London: Hopewe (Br do; brgs
Ida (Norl, alslnore kossack yileiranche.
Wind at sunset NV fresh
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scnr Llsxe Fiorsncs Lippineott Baltimors-w chal-
mers
schr Geo Il squires Haley. Decentralization Haw-
kinS
schr Carrie Daae. Mcdonald Gloucester-RJ God
win 4 son
sloop North America, Lyon. Providence-h Jack
h son.
Steamer Mayhower, Futs, Philadelphia.
Steamer Utey, Davis, ladepha-J Briggs
Steamer Bristol. " allace, Philadel pnix-Jas Hand
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THE BROOKLYN CONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL.

The South Congregational church, of Springfield,
Mass, has reconsidered its action refusing to be
represen ted in the Brooklyn Congregational Conn.,
Gil and appointed the pastor Rev. S. q. Bucklng-
ham, and Hon. ID. l.. Harris delegates to attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-24
SHIPPING NEWS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
DATES OF DEPAR7CRE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains are m
formed that by telegraphiug to the HERALD London
Bureau No. ~ fleet stress the arrivals at api depart
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Passed Through Hell Gate.

BOCN ID EAST.
Steamship Franconia. Bragg New York for Portland.
Scnr Charles T Stickney Mathews Philadelphia for
Somerset
schr Eleanor Cornwall, Higgins, Virginia for New
Haven
schr Maggie Lucy, Avery, Baltimore for Province
town.
schr Speedwep. Spaulding New York for Rockland.
Scnr Lawson, Fitzpatrick, Haverstraw for Provi.
dence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-24
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

No 10 wall street. New York.
Post ONCE box 46S6
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BELOW.

Ship Atlas (Norl Larsen, from Hamburg March 4
(Receyed pilot March y, lat 40 &C. Ion g. from boat
AbIn Leggett Mob.
Bark Battestina 1tap, Baletta, from Hull 60 days.
Brig Miranda, from Palermo ~ days by pilot boat
Fish. Non.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-24

ures from European ports ana other ports aoroai OF
American and all foreign trading with the United
States the will be csbled To this country free Of
charge and published.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-29
Miners Union Bills.

ALLPERsoNs HAVING Hills AGAINST
n the GOLD HILL MINERS UNION are
requested 10 present the same 70 the Union,
En myiSu ~ '0" ~ r. LINGiN, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-29
Died OF Rack.

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-29

AUTOGRAPHS OF G. Washington now
sell In Philadelphia for dollar
Apiece. Pretty soon u will be neees-
ssry to offer n chrome with these sig-
natures to sell them at all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-29

ORIGINAL HYMN FOR MEMORIAL.
DAY.
Er ND. L. RoBBiSs.
Toll fnr the brave to-day
A solemn knell.
For heart. bowed down with grief.
May ally ind relief
Ia funeral bell
Let dirges form the bu.le. notes today,
Whose lerce alarms on called them 10 the fray,
Who now sleep herc 90 well.
Sing of the brave to day.
Your voices raisc.
sin. sfthe deeds they wrought,
Think of the boon they bought,
Ring ont their prai-e.
Thor song. wers battle cries. and while they
sung.
Their soul. went out and their death knsll was
Sing sad, .wee, note. to-day.
Speak sfths brave today,
Their story tell.
Tell II with 'baied breath,
How they met wounds and death,
AHd nObly fell:
iIor ,ha, no 'ela.A ihsush, caused them to
Zen NE i,.sif,s.y hid upon the ALTA.
Speak ofths brave TO day.
O. ,trew their Prave. to-day
With ftirest flowers.
Their trials all ars past.
They walt the last trump's blast,
Their victory eurs.
BRING OF the blossoms Of the opening year.
Sweet promise Of th. life that shall appear.
And deck their graves to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-29

PREsIDEsr ELi.ioIT. Of Harvard
College, Ia. reached home from his
European trip.