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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
4 SPLENDID YACHT RACE.

TIE BROOKLYN CLUBS REGATTA-TlDAL WAVE
UNDINE, sCHEMER, AND wM r. LEE THE WIN
NERs.
Yesterday was gala day among the Brooklyn
yachtmen 1t was the occasion of the 18th annual and
sixth union regatta OF the Brooklyn Yacht Club and
never in its history has enjoyed greater success or
presented TO the occupants Of the guests steamer
moro brilont spectacle. TbeI Tidal sWave achieved
proud triumph. and, at the NewYork regatta week
ago. carried off the handsomest prizes The Undne,
the Schemer the Wm T. Lee, were also the winners
OF two prizes each, and TO the Comet, the t. b.
Asten the Kaiser and the Brooklyn were awarded the
club prizes in their respective classes.
The steamer Seth Low with the Judges left the club
house at the foot Of Courtst at am. Meantime the
yachts gathered off Bay Ridge where the start was to
be effected and when the steamer arrived very large
number Of vessels hastily preparing for the race
The steamer William Cook, with the invited guests OF
the club, after arrived crowded 10 her full ca
pacty with ladies and gentlemen, the friends OF the
members.
The list of entries for the race was completed as fol-
lows:
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The Kate withdrew and anchored In the Horsesnoe
Nimhe had fine race for ten miles. the latter slowly
gaming OF the larger yachts the 1dal wave gaineu'
and at length was first In the aeet. Her time OF TURN
inv at the ightshiD 2O5; the Comet 2cl3G tne u
dine 2ls the Fleur de Lis, 2:33l6 The Meta was heh
and the rest of the feet widely scattered On tno
bomeward course the Tidal Wave new faster
and faster, aud dropped her Followers IT. .
amid the widest cheering. The smallest yachts had
already arrived, the w. T. Lee being hrst Toe hone
ward run was noe devoid OF incident aud accident lne
Eva lost her flying jbboom. The Schemer wnlcn on
her outward run, had carried away her man nee'us,
WAS again unfortunate and sprung aeak, put was mvs
prpyented from winning two prizes Ihero was ut.e
shifting among the boats, and few NJ various
fhe actual time of the will DE seen from TIC 'aoes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17

This has been IN training during the
weeks, the greater part of that time having
voted training In the fouroared boat In the future
daily exercise OF from four TO six miles will be taken
this average OF 81 strokes to the minute
taken but III the II proposed 10 increase this
10 aDout The Will leave for Like saltoustal
THREE RACES on THE RARIT.N.
The event in aquatic circles at New Brunswick v 7
Yesterday was the three-ne fouroared shell race he.
tween the Rutgers College crew and The Mystic Rowing
Club OF Newark. Both crews have been practcing on
the course at New-BruIswick during the past week
and were in splendid condition. There was also a
single shell race and tub race The
crew OF the Mystic Club consisted
OF Messrs. Frank Beebe, bow; ID. D. williamson
second; ID. f. Tuthill, third; and +. Il. williamson
stroke Their eoOrs red and white. The Co,l.oe
team was com posed OF Mesrs. Anderson bow: Hepder
SON. second yanderpoel third and Mr. schinp stroke
colors red. AS early as O'Clock the Albanyst bridge
the starting p0nt-was packed with people from
shore to shore ID. ID. Storr OF Sew-Brunswck Vas
chosen referee. and VIM Evans, jr. and G. Rockefeller
acted Is judges. At l0s O'Clock both crews took
the water and loudly cheered. Five minutes after
ward the word given and they shot away Tine
Mystic took the lead at the start aud kept it dur
Ing the race winning ty 10 bOatlengths. Tme-Mystie
2l:55: Rutgers, 22:45.
After the the winners were presented with the
champion silk flag valued AT $50
The single shell race one mile and return bet ween
n. b. Nelson champion OF the Rutgers College crew
and A. Is. Vanzant OF the Rsritan Club Nelson won
easily, his time being l62} and Vanzants Is:9a
The sport wound up with tub race, eight oarsmen
having entered the Lists. II. L. Janeway IN first
sized during tie race and were compelled " swim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
THE CONsTITUTONALJTY OF THE ACT REMOy-
ING POLICE JUSTICES.

ALBANY, June 16.-The question as to the
consttutionaty OF the act removing egslatng out
Of ONCE the Police Justices IN SewYork City has been
under argument before the Court OF Appeals for wo
DAYS Messrs Eaton. Porter ani Waterbury taking the
affirmative, ard Mesrs Gerry and Beach the Degat,ve
The argument Is still going aud will be continued To-
morrow As the Court will adjourn on Friday next N
Sept ~, decision will not he handed down until tbet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17

SAN FRANCISCO, June l6.-A shooting affray
took place to-day, at the postoc between Charlie. De
Young, editor OF TAe Chron,eie and B. +. Naptbaly
editor OF The sxn. Eight shots were exchanged but
neither OF the beigerents hit. One bullet strck
Henry Mitchell, messenger boy for the Western Union
telegraph Office iDhcting nes wound I'M tbe
ieg. Dc yuSsg and NsDtbaly arc both under arresI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17

HOME STAKE BOAT.

The prizes awarded as foow q, The the flag of
trIne aowance both to the Tidal Wave, undne,
sehemar and WIN. T. Lee in their respective classes.
aud the Union prize also ~ time ea 70 inc
therefore won by any other than BROOKLYN yacht was
that Of the yacht Brooklyn belonging " the Long
fH..h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
HOME NE VS..
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY, ar HuDNUrs. IN BROADWAY
s.m-7gs Sooa-77' 3D. m-s2' hduigh'-7O'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman House-Admira David ID. Porter, u: >.
N,v. Yorh fAbse French Consu ~ ~
G.., Cant AMIR, Of Legation. anil Dr. Robert NJ
Pcytsr Of Delaware Windsor Ho-EI Coz Gregory sno
w C. Smith Vermont rCcngreman james
Marvin Of Saratoga Amass Stone OF Ceve'n % ~
Eouss- John Forbes Of Boston A Ntenoeas ~ Wv,
a,r.v of New and Gen ID. HuDgerford OF "e,
town Y...Gasey HoassBrss,a Corning Of AoanS M
Srsn.. UoI-Sensor Edmunds Vermont, erSor'o ~ Dan
s,u washington Assembymsn smith NJ Weed o. pa'"'gh
Y Hamlton and J. w. Van Valkenbush OF Albany
ya.,s-Iisu Col Charles n. Woods. u. y. Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17

O'ROurke. Allison and Start each scored q run, while
Matthews and Nelson furnished IN outs. Neither side
scored In the second inning out In the third the BOons
scored and the Mutais two leaving the totals four
to two In the Muuale' favor ON this point the play.
ing Of both sides was sbarr. the BostoDs faed to
score again In their other innings, and the INITIALS
through added their score 10 tho
fourth inning winning tine by the sDa Of
ave to two The best play was SHOWN by Burdock and
Higlam for tine Mutuils and B,rDes and Leonard for
NJ. IL IA tnss
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BRILLIANT COLLECTION OF NOyELTIEs.-


The mere enumeration styles OF &c tmeo stow s
intrn.ed b The eBterp and unconqGerabe KNOX - ss,
NJ p,dr,y and Avenue readhs
There /, The Bronze sud the Black hstbota made Of 10
finest Rne,b Man-top bm und AM wont s sppfob'o
for both the elderly; tors, aesy
nav straw: Seaside nj CLING Of bronze blue aHa ahs s
he Youths hat eglBt chip slsped safar-ios YIN s' o.
the fhr Flake" Here's nfhness ior
youI Come and selection kNoNs Granite eAy ,s~
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class turned toward Gedneys Channel, aud the larger
boats toward the Hgbtship The latter were soon
ths distance Tor tke Judges followed tho SECOND class
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17

ance qute large The first for purse OF sacofor
29 horses and the second for horses that had never
beaten Gsi For the 29s trot, there were fourteen
entries with eleven starters, Dolly Warden being the
favore and winner OF the In the second contest
there were five entries and all started Ben Morrill, oelnR
the fayorite and winner. The following are the
SUMMARIES.
MYsrc PARK $500 for horses that have never
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17

7Bg JCSE MEETING Al sYsIIc PARK, BOSTON.
B<>rDp, jane 1.-THE June meeting at
My.s4e Pan h~ssa tns si1rno1b sna opened with two
sls4ssss ssesa 1ss yssssss rs4 toe sad the at.opd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17

RARE OLD CHINA, Works OF ART.-NOriCE
on PREDK DAVIS bezs to Inform American ana urs
tina, he 81 to az Pail Mall Losdon EHg Where
he ha. az Of bnghsh and forcgn Old
CBNl Oh Furniture Clocks Candeaorss baam.t 40
tiaue out.re he &c few fine Pictures on sale esfh cy'f'
.a With gusrspee antiquity AZ Pail Mall - W. Lcndoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
LYoN's INSECT POWDER is the most power

PORTABLE LEMONADE for Sunday schools
AMI other ercunon Supplied by JaxKs Pyle 800 Wasbngon
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STATEN ISLAND.
, PIcuMoNn A renOrt of CrOWeIl NJ.
uyrDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

MAMARoNEcK-Charle Moore, who was only
recently from State Prison. has been arrested
and committed to the county fail charged with burglary
and grand larceny in forcibly entering the railroad
ticket office In this village and stealing articles 'aueu
at $50.
pELUAa-Coroner Brennecke was called yesterday 10
hold an inquest on the body Of unknown man ~nicn
was found floating In Pelham Bay. On the rema,nss
were fine broadcoth suit, valuable gold watch, anu
diamond studs No marks OF violence nave Deen aIs
covered, and the man Is believed W na'o oo"'''''
suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17

yers bounes. por skin diseases and Other snng 40
summer ailments throughout the wor sbo Una
Maker lI3 Hoborn.hi London, England. Zee substitute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
WHEN MIND AND BODY are ont of sorts, with

cold eImte. yeosues tie Skin eosvene's, dol besdaehe
and an for Bhoas Au"s
Swinging from more or LIVER DR JASsg sA"Ah
,,,s will bring the Liver beatty condition. aud speedily remove
all hillary Distress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
launyuncemeuiaI
DANDRurr.-IJRNErT's COCAINE removc1.

The ELASTIC Truss" sold at POMEROY's 10
Broadway for 81, Is warranted the best made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17

lat ID. 81. 4ih. 9TH 9Th. 7b sth 9th Total.
Boston. ] q O.
Umpire sensenderr Of the Ath etc Club Rams eaned Boz
ton, 4; Mutual, 1. Tine o, game, hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
LAmpLoUGn's PYRErrc SALINE is the cure

fa, and Elective insect DC WIDER in the word.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17

from Nevtowu Greek % ThOmsO1ave.,a distance o.
about 81 miles. 16 feet In width to be macadamIe,
bridge across the creek TO coct y'oW , tn az
share OF the expense of building tho roaa ~. W s
coed s90 900 i'm addition to 0De-ha OF the lana
the other half Of the latter being charge upon ,n
property benefited. There are TO DC Inree Ho r'ro
charges cannot exceed $500 each aud they are nv
for pece ssary disbursements not exceeding sSoVo
bonds OF the for the expenditure are 10 y: ss
m three equal SERIES payable in nve ten anu
years On Saturday evening similar resolntlohs werc
adopted at meeting Ia Maspcth, through which 'iiasc
the road will extend. -
RIygRuEAD-J. N. Perkins and some assoclates nav
buIlt a dam across a natural trout stream near tue VIZ
ape thus oyerto Is and ~ acres OF eronu
They propose TO drain off the water from the
and then remove II all fish except trout anu VIC
there Tue water is cold and perfectly clear, anu t
bottom Of the reservoir composed OF white SAND anu
pebbles. In two three years the pond VIII pe s"i
fciently stocked to allow OF almost unlimited nshhg.
sgrAUKEr.-The firm Of N, Hand & SOP. shpbullders
OF this place, who during tue past year ouilt 'oSy 10
worth OF vessel property, has been ulssoveu, ~
senior partner rstires on account OF ilne'n' anu Wiz
JUNIOR, George T. Hand. takes the ousiness'
HEMPsrBAD-The Queens County SUNDAY -scnool ny
ISOLATION will meet here Wednesday OF next week
NoRrupoRT-The Suffolk County sabbath-school AS
ISOLATION Will meet here on the 81 ana 2ath inst
STATEN ISLAND.
PoRr RICHMOND.-A report OF CroweH NJ.
Conner Clerk Of the County Board OF SUPERVISORS
the total OF taxes levied in the various towns 10 DC as
follows: Casteton sO2os2 50 Middetown, s'S''o ~
southneld t6O599 sO Mortified, s5S23 3s "estheiu'
s3l oI9 81 total s30 100 o. The ratio OF taxalon 10
mills i'm the various towns Is from 80 to 4S-thc Io1he
the rat in Wested and the latter IN Northncla
The amount of assessed real estate In the county Is
t79IIg9; Of personal estate S52 Inc Dian io' ,no
posed by Supervisor White, has been adopted i"c
building will cost 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17

The hurdle race for purse OF $780, had eight
and three runners-victor, Limestone. and Aerolite
limestone had been campaigning ia the South during
shs Winter and was In Zoe condition but Victor
the fayore over bim In the pools He SOLD Tor
$40 Limestone sos. and Aerolite C45 Limestone led
run start % nnisb, and beat Victor hcme by two
lengths AerOi;e fell at the fourth hurdle and threw
her ider who taken up iDsenslbe, but recovered
yUssIsT
sScsrr Handicap Hsrcs hses pars 5000 Of Hheh 300
three boss the property OF
css,sa mile she hreeqssrkrs over
s.ssss
s11>1ess n. Lzss,oBs. year. BY War Danes.
l'ss,t s<tsf yssn. By Upeis We. .'''''''';I
!" ".~ss~'t hsfshs, y.sn, By AsIsioA. ...''.''hH
Ths-5.2e.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

FFOUSE Or X "A German Protestant
s.g (hih child sye OF Esel would Ike place
~ 't. f,y 10 o. GI.AEdAL HOUSEWURK; wages not 50
t an , e. as good do plain cooking, &C. an cl dr-
MA r.f,r,-c. f., LIST i.ace Apply q. ODELLS GEkAAS
nm lNAIl. LuH " 81 "a hi. Of Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
bplro n;ID Rooms.
East Side.
A SMALL family having handsOmoly-fur

East Sue.
A SMALL family having handsomoly-fur-
"a nihel IONS near M- Sonqa'" wog.l H4e w IL then 20
inqlirr Of Nr. E'GIAN. corlef Brotiwig a-i 3.ih+t
nESIRABLE ROOMS, nicely furnished. wi;i
~ LOBID fr gentleman and wife -e ion ur L-..
css: e.nrs'y and 10y psrrty ioc-'o No. -ol sec1ove,
Twellh ard Thireu'h-..'.
FURNISHED ROOMS.-A private family will
let handsomely furnished n,. board,
Il 1T. between Broal7av an bh ave.
IL DrOwn-stonc Front, EaI.tm-Pl, aslnt
FROST aul SOUTH BODMSi fiIss t,i. to-rI; small
Snlr thee HuteI fron CT aHi bot ~ i.t 42,tH-
ONE well-furnshed doubls ront ROOM to
W LET all prv.te am.l- good
I FINE large ROOM, sunny exposure, at 14f
an wIf single Fehiem Iems ro-ef-e E'cI'Lc relrrL
I'D GRAMERCY PARK. East 20th-st.-An
~ entire THIRD FLOOR, VIA BOARD Tor Gri palIes;
house size location superior; Inrheg Of ths Fsk.
'gS, GRAMEHCYPLACE, opposite Cram
s}D Hotel L,st Tsea.eL-slarge lLONT ROOM, well
fnnhei Roo BOARD fOr gentleman aud "e aso smaller room Tor
one or two gentlemen
lDn EAST 1GTH-ST.-ROOMS to RENT
E'bO BOARD second aad third l,ofs suite n.y
to families or gentlemen.
J'lt EAST 4OFIl-ST., one door from Lex
- inronave-To LIT. uTnishe Rooms for hou,ek ping
paror and bedroom 20 siasle gnenll; hons pryae
E0S EAST 58'rH-ST one door from Lex
s1e' in-on-ave.Piea.sn ROOFS to LhT, BOARD Tor
gAiensn wife single gentlemen puy-te Jes,h family
sb1Q EAST 40TH-ST.-kOOMS in private
&c family; furnished with bo~II Of kitchen.
Re1dy al 2ocock, Nov -:
GLADSTONEs PAMPHLET Gn fulD, with
VI ARCHbIsHOP MANENG's RELY sbl LORD hCTOS'5
LETTER Bra NO. 70 PiEphlet. 20 oens Sheet 10
cent. b. mail
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5linG!lons WanIeo-- ilnles.

Clerks Statesmen. &c.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
n YORE TRIBUNE WILL BB RECSIykD AT THB IPIO IN
OFFICES No. 81 l-9 West TainVseconsi.. 3OS Yves,
TweBthfcst 3Oi 1hrdaye. Ihrty'oHTthst the
HAELRA OFFICE no 2SSI Ihri-aye, On bgpIret-aat
twenlJiOab (Hrrcm Swings Bans In ngl;
LII bEAkCH OfFl 4, No. 3-
Pos. OEee ~ to 5 al IegalAf ohrc ra!;.
INAN rED-SItuation as FOREMAN by Il
w thorough competent SCOTCH OA1MkAL MILLER.
salary .te.eas Address ". C BOI J6 boeyie
Onilio
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R.r'vat " o'coc,. No7. "S;
ELADSTONh's PAMPHLET Gn fnlD, with
Ia tUCI!B rIOp NtS.ISG'a EfPL1 ari lord ACTOE3
LLrrLa. Tbuue DIta 40 70 P4m.nei, ~ ens' Sheet 10
ce4t., 81. NAL
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

ga WEST 2jru-ST.-A respectable Prot
~ ctlat g COOK. WASHER an! lhOAEAi good baAer
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-05
W. Ni~hss w isa,vs's

The Secretary II stsse " rs4'NmaAl.
tAsipn 80 hs llan.e il Representatives
hiiaie. II the iess.hsiAg iHfasaatssas
II raafstisan ttatn isatsa~ hel n 49,.
- fearsaa lsris'a,lsn agains, TIE evil
H. susre~ls ,he assarr n lav ran.
fettins ~ The l'tesiden, tn sueor q
,e~i l,sek ~ ~hrnee The, rsme MI iau
ren Migrants ard eunsie,s tia, eat "
landed III she lniiei States There !.
anaaestinuahl, laurefi.m a native
growth quite snlheicn, - The rooa a
the country, se, the measure proposed
would Le rather d.lira,c Legislation
isa, VI Migrants and criminals there i
~ nrea the supply ~ hand Icing mere
than sufficient ipr the wants II .smeti-
ean society
~ far Il. regards the scnlinr lack II
cnnsi.,s. there Il ~ need ~ hesitate ~.
|. il hu,h the right aud the duty Il gas.
crnmeni % rre'vei Tie people against
the influx If the element. vi lawlrssnees
IN the SHAPE Il hfaullra mleiac,ors II
n,hcr lands. lhe u,mas, Vigilance
should be exercised aud the mbsi SUM
,sary proceedings employed 10 lr,ec,
imported roracs whether sen, on, from
England or Ncw Nork aud II from
Europe they should ~, -, foot on Am-
erican soil; or II from the pnrliens Il
vice In some III our own great cities,
they should bic denied admission In our
state ~ corrupt unr youth, already
bad enough, with their vices, but should
l,e returned to their transatlantic, New
York or New England homes a, the
expense of those seeking to rid their
own community, government and POO.
rlo 81 tho reslilencc.
lsut the emigrant WHO sets foot on
American soil from Europe, Or on Town
soil from any IL the other states, II free
from vice mud disease, and II
possessed q honor aud integrity may
live 90 become an honnicl citizen Ut
tho republic, and 70 educate his Am.
crican horn children, to love md serve
their country, Labor il " tho woal,h
Of n State m Indispensable 10 i.s pros.
petity ~ ether farAw 81 wealth An ut
tempt IL discriminate between rich and
poor em'gran,r, might MI country
with rogncs clad In purple md ilne lin.
On mud drive hack the ragged fellows
with only honest hearts, strong handk
mud thu indn,a,lahlc cnrrgy stimulated
hy n landal,u ambition u help them
along III thu world M, 10, this
country IL refuge to tho honest nnn
though 4 pa.,prr IL tho land from whence
he culnc. lei II be Il terror 10 the villain
domestic Or inror.u'
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- rnrH rare, TINT ycat by yeaf
Unfold Your mld4 nt tender hue,
You knaw nal thai .on hiring ine ttar
II ail my henri halls true.
In til. roman calendar june ranked
IN the fourth mantll. while with ~ II
stands the sAtl, Originally |. ennSisi.
OIL IA - days ~ Which fpnr WIRE added
hy lsu,nnlus. from which number Mum
tonk one, and which Nas restored ls
Julius cmser making tho month consist
Of 80 days. mud since wlluso time 10
change Inns been made, Tho Anglo.
sasons called juno tho Snr.monath Or
dry.monlh, Anl mid summer monath
The month also Ind multitude II 9TH.
rr slrs,amor ton numerous IL mention.
.lnno, one TIM names applicable wat
tho goddess II chastity. Sho wns n
kind Of fennle Providence protecting
hcr MY iroM tho cradle 10 tho grave.
She was also In tin State liku the faith.
fiji housewife III the family lookvR nj.
ter thu finances, Her great festival VIZ
called the Nairnnnla. aud WAS cole
hrntod on tho ist III March when II Mas
tho inunth II Juno ur tho ltl mnnth
Tier mouth VAS considered lilo nas,
ortllc year ior fruitful mar.
ringcs. anl now after more than cigl'.
teen centuries this Roman faith still
fingers In tho popular mind |. II
known around tho globe, In our la.i.
|tudc. ~ tho NINTH Of lonvcs and Aow-
Urn and Ii described by the poct Col.
prihge:
~ Noise M ~ ii hidden hrpuk
III ,l.a luaty ,np,,th III j,nn,
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aitaesNsA Nw4 Hes4 sW#aw# - ~
$50 80 - = wa $3.50
wsM u vAAvsA Ars~ sRAs ~ NisWAAAsA
saa#aa "A lsAs4ata ~ sAi issrsi n
~. lslsssl FwtA 49, : ~ AHt~ Fss~
tAsM issl4A w.hN s8llsa ~ -
" 49, svaaNs4ss y ~ esA4s sA4s
- iAsass ~ s4ArFe~ sNfaisssf Il
- " Agass "A sssaseHv y e#taAs ~
nssh iFsA4s A. sAe shsss ~ =
- rvsa y rs~tlasn y w. tmarp
ii ~lil sl+~ tsts ~. "A is~lF 49, 49,
productive sHa~ssssrs ~ tsaftssss =
hw - fastAFr a.laa Fvmust ~ arnFA
~ n Fsae4Nl ,AssslnA sssa ssess ! enh
ssAn'tsi st+tAs sssm~iatnA, W. tstNa
ISL y isHt4atsAtAlAs II tssa'sfssllsss
nNatt tAsifiNa wsrfssHres
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licMcrMl Regulations !,

Pupils nre received my time during ihc
year, nnl aharael frnn date of entrances.
No deduction made far partial absence.
unless IN casa u protraetrd illness, or dis-
mi-sAl
Communications III nn.i from lin Meade.
rms nrs ahmi,'.l te tho inspection u tho
s,slprlufas,
Each pupil II required IL have ehnnar.
nf tintling sufficient ~ nrrsnr ii all times
heails ani resrnrtahiy ir.~r.i nl~u slx
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gnan, .ne bathing npwn, twn hlaek nrrnns,
knife. fulk. silver sal.lr anil Teaspoon and
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furnished with combs. brush
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lures tnr 'lp,hing ~ ntLrr Items Will ~
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with III. Institution fur thai purpose.
difference III arliuinh fprns 10 obstacle
ID The admission nfsutl NJ nre willing 10
conform ~ iha established routine IT tAs
Institute kiticr M lAYkirlA,
u Is eurcflorces.
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Wee President. Mrs. R,~n Iawarl;
Secretary, Mrs, Matte ~, Merriam;
TREASURED, Mrs. lltlir /. \, Moon:
Executive Committee. Aarnn kin.
hall, 4, X. fnllss H. \. Goodrich,
und President AMI Secretary,
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burning"
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Moved AMI carried TINT the com.
tmit,.r III Indies before appointed to
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MntA ana sal,ee, membership lees.
Adjournment.
Mrs. MAtrlh II. MERRIAM,
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