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insane; though HE keeping IL might, in tho opinion
Of some mon.
PERSONAL.

The Rev. Dr.. p. H. Fowler Of Utica has
presented Hamilton College with collection Of 1900
volumes Of theological and miscellaneous WORKS.
Mr.. William H. Slocum, President Of the
East River Savings Institution, sails for Europe to-day
with his family. on Leave Of absence unanimously yotea
will tho duties Of President during his abscnce
1t seems to be difficult thing to kill an
editor Mr.. Csrruth OF vinclsnd, with bullet In bic
head Is able to walk about and write card Withdrawing
getting again spite Of the Doctors tai
he could not live.
President Porter will deliver tho opening
address the dedication Of the boahousc Of the
address on Athletic Culture" and the Rev. ]. IL
Twlche OF Hartford will speak the Boating VI the
Past" The new building cost $4,000
To his remarkable discoveries Of Buddhist
remains at Bharhut. Gen. Cunningham has now added
the discovery OF the site OF Kapavastu tho scene Of the
early feof Gauama Buddha The ruins OF three separate
stpas have been made out, aud among them has beea
found inscription on brick supposed 70 be older thAa
tho time OF Asoka
President Eliot of Harvard College has de-
clincd TO DO orator and Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes has
declined TO be poet at the Cambridge celebration Of the
centennial Of WashingtOns assuming command OF the
Continental Army. on the 30 Of July next ne Rev ID,
Grafton. but poet has not vet been found.
The Syracuse papers are crowded with
accounts Of the celebration of the sixth anniversary
Of the Beden Division Of the Sons Of Temperance Mr..
James j. Belden whose has not been unconncctcd
with ~ ate politics hODOred by the second
toast TO the Patron Of Division. James j. Bcidon
which Dr. Alex Wi1che Chancellor OF the Universally.
responded in glowing eulogy.
Canon jackson, in the course OF his researches
among the Ms at Looglcat has lighted upon
another remarkable discovery, viz. wellpreserved
Ms OF Henry Dc soaco, Abbot Of Glastonbury In 1889.
giving account Of the Abbey It's officers and establish
ment existing I'm that year; mentioning the allowance
nafo IN hnfic
hay fodder also the lands appropriated 10 their mains
nance rents OF tho lista OF manors and many
other curious particulars This w. hitherto unknown
fOund by Mr. Jackson In on old box Of deeds belong
ing to tho Marquis OF Bath. which had lain for many
years In the office OF his LOrdsbps solicitor In London
Mr.. Tom Taylor, writing to The London
Times concerning the rights Of authors says: what
complain Of that The law should como between me and
my half loaf That gsh author publishing at home
should have copyright In the United States may be
misfortune But to remedy 1t the LEGISLATURE OF the
United States must concur with our own. do not see
why this misfortune should he aggravated By statute
which cnarts that first publication In the United states
should destroy the English authors copyright In England
This Injustice eB.iling. know TO ny own cost. very
seros Toss 10 English author ri least our owl lfgi%
ature has power by slight alteration In tho
clause which has wrought the mischief"