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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22

NIGHT wArcHMAN.-W. B. Lyttel is
acting as night Waterman, and will
continue TO act III that capacity during
the absence of il. A. Pryor, who has
gone to the ElkO Hot Springs to test
their efficacy in acute rheumatism, an
attack Of which has kept him of duty
for the last two weeks. Officer Lyttel
il ever on the aleit and no better sub"
stitute could have been made by the
crippled chief.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22

From the Detroit Free Press. ]

From the Detroit Free Press.]
II am given to understand, Mrs.
Haven, commenced His Honor, as IL
tall, thin female came out, that you
we're drunk again last night in spite OF
what you promised Inc II week ago.
took mp to keep the chills
away, Your Honor" she squeaked.
And You tell down stars. had ii
fight with your husband and Was
brought up here on sled," he con.
timed.
Poor me! Poor mel she walled.
wipiug her eye Oh the corner OF her
apron.
"Yes. the time has now arrived when
you may we'll FALSE yonr voice ., lamen-
tatlon," he continued. I've let you
off ON suspended sentence several
times, and you have not needed my re-
Gated warnings. Your hour has cum-.
Your little old shaiity will not echo the
sounds OF your melodlous voice for
many days to come, and your husband
can retire with his boots OH and lie
cornerways of the bed. You will not
he there to hear the March winds
signing around the gables, and the
Spring breakup will come and you
won't be here to wade through the
mud on Woodward avenue. I'll make
the sentence three months. When
the roses begin to Chamber up the
irells and nod their sweet buds at each
other, aud the boys are playing mum
ble-the- peg in the parks, and the mid
tempered blne-bird sings on the gate
posts. then. Mrs. Haven, you will re-
cover your liberty and come back to us
an older. and, hope, n wises oman"
She wiped her eye again. rolled them
up until they looked like hard boiled
eggs. and AS Bijah led her away she
called ont:
Send somebody down after my
other corset and black shawl"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22
San EkAh, istO a1Ctk REPORT.

Following ale the Lil b, 1t iices raid
for slucke III the sab tIHLtis,o bouid:
1Lis Mel nihG' p Hoard.
Oh Dir ga. M.AicuL 40, Gould d
CunS lo4. b.et X Deitb.i DtL, Syv-
age 100, tLoliar 50, haie d Noicioss
A., yellow Jh.k.t 70. lnltrial ~,
Empire jla. All La l71., Beleher "a,
Confidence ia, Con. Virginia ABS.
Cahiollia ~, o.iIa Nevada Ia. Bull
lion oel1s, LA,LtqLn 1lJ. O,eMan 62,
Wo.a,I,e >, sii>. Hiu'e5., Mint 35c,
Amunah Eat Z, dayton "a. st.
PaIith 8, ttclotLlI "a, khicker.
booker 4Ia. Cal, dohia II, JulIa "a,
Union ess IcG. Justle. C5, Globe ~,
Lady BIlan Z. StLatoI Soc.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22

The SCHOOL ELLCTIoN.-The special
election last Saturday resulted in favor
of levying a special tax for the purpose
of enlargipg the sehoolhouse. In this
precinct there was majority of 25
tor the tax, aud in Golconds precinct
y majority of 10 against the tax. At
the next meeting Of the Board Of
School Trustees the question OF re-
moving the schoolhOuse from the sand
hill on which it is situated to u more
eligible site will be considered.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22

DANGEROUS AND lALuABLE.-A cor.
respondent ut the Eagle Nine writes
that. the following 10 n verbatim copy
Of notice OH chest belonging
TOT. 5. A., winch was shipped from
that place last week. 1t WAS fair
Warning to baggage smash.rs ON the
Central Pacific, Who it is supposed
exsicis.d due caution i'll handling IL !:
Notice Handle with care this chest,
IS IT contains q variety Of dangerous
reptiles and other singular curiosities.
Among It's contents are twenty five
pounds OF nitro glyceiine, twelve
pounds OF giant powder. three loaded
six-shooters, N dozen orned.toads, six
mathematics, $50, 100 ia b. F.'s checks,
member VI the Nevada Legislature
and four candidates Tor Cffice."
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22

RHEUMATIC ATTACK.-Dr. c. II. Bog
man experienced sudden rheumatic
attack Saturday night, and has been
confined to his room since that time.
IL is hoped that the attack will be as
suddenly repealed. and that the big
Doctor will soon be around again all
right.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22

WHEN girl crops her front hair and
pnlls it down over her forehead like a
Mexican mustang, and then ties piece
OF red velvet around her neck. who can
wonder at the number of paIe-faced
Young men that throw away their am
biuon and pass sleepless nights in try
ing to raise down on their upper lips?
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22

BATTLE MOUNTAIN ITEMS. Measure
Tor Measure of Saturday reports new
mining discovery by y. L. Higgins and
T.. Pickett, four miles southwest from
Battle Mountain. Assays of the ore
run from Sill to $500 the ton in silver.
The Defiance mine in Lewis district
still improves in quality as depth is
made on it, and according to Chnrl-,
Fraser's statement, the only trouble IL
10 find q foot-wnll. On the l7tb
i61, 800 pounds of copper ore was
shipped.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22

THE Bank Of France owns note
which is perfect brick, at least they
thought so when they paid 1000 francs
for it. 1t was taken from the ruins
of fire, and the figures of a bank note
for 1000 francs had been transferred
to the brick and burned in. Therefore
the bank redeemed tee brick as though
it were the note.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22

TRAINS LATE. The express train from
the east arrived here at 10 30 last night,
hve hours behind. Conductor Case in
FORMS US that it was detained by a
neaVy snow storm at Rawlings OH the
Union Pacific. and that 1t carried lis
through passengers. This is more than
the average number at this season Of
'he Year. The passenger train from the
west was tour hours behind to-day.
the delay having been oecasioned by n
freight train Setnng of the track west
OF Keno. 1he express from the eas,
'eit ogden Blk hours behind, and will
not arrive here before b O'Clock this
evening.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22
ME" A7K
LAND COMPANY,
San francisco Bay, Alameda County.
California.
TITLE PERFECT. INCORPORATED
rsvHE NEwArK LAND COMPANY is now

TgNHE NEwAlK LAND COMPANY is now
n assuming shape the Guarantee Fund
paid III. I he Company will be prepared i'll
Marcel to take 5000 people by steamboat and
railr, adj 10 their town and lands in one excur-
sion. which will be advertised. By reference
to the Coast Survey hart 1t will be seen that
at Potrero Point. i'll front of Newark, the
deep water GENES all the way through the
channel from the Pacific, with the q. r. r Il.
running in q direct line through Liv.rmore
Pass, making this the connecting point be-
tween all parts of the nited States and by
deep water to all parts Of the globe and the
greatest manufacturing point ON the bay Of
San tranciseo-pltnry Of water, good climate.
excellent soil and easy communication. This
land will be sold ut auction i'll April i'll acres
and lott. This company will commence active
operation i'll building, etc, soon. For all in
formation. circulars, maps and subscription,
apply 1t the office of the Company, Aus n Cal
ifornia street, bast ment, opposite Bank Of
Calf. rnia.
CHAS. IL. PETERS, Manager.
mh3 I'm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22

TULEs ATTIRE. - The tules along the
river between Sloan's and Fairbank'
are on fire to-day, and dense volume
OF smoke extends up the Humboldt
AS tar Ms the we can reach.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22

GRAND JUEY,-1he Grand Jury for
she Apnl tenn Of the District Court
VIII not be impan,ll.d until Monday
April IL. This arrang.ment has been
made 10 accommodate the Sheriff aud
Clerk. who have to be ia attendance
on the Board OF County Commits
nonets, whose time OF meeting Is the
hrst Monday in Apnl. The regular
quarterly meeting Of the Board aud
terms OF the District Court begin III
the same time, which makes it incon.
'enient Tor officers whose duty it is to
attend both the Board and the Court.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22
INV CARRIER.

W. W. BILLS has us based the
Ro,ne II the kILNIh s1AIE in
Ripn,n Geta, and viii LtIINep the
Pa,.r 10 sUb,sIbL,is at rs Cents
p.r Wtth. Iay able We. lily.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22

A dispatch from Cons'an,inople says
the Roumanian Government has issued
orders for levy of 100000 troops.
This warlike order excites considerable
comment.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22

GoNE TO THE BAY.-Several OF our
citizens have lett for San Francisco
within the last few days. DIR. Hanson
started Saturday and w. b. Haskell
and w. l.. French last night. All ex'
pect TO be back within q week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22

STAGES from Cornucopia brought
"a, 100 in bullion last week from the
Leopard mine to Elko.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22
A GRAND MILITARY RAIL-

hh-AI the SETTLERS Invited by
the Military A Pleasant Time
a"" La"cing Tin Laylight.
CAMP McDLLMIT. Mach IL, rs.
EDITOR SILVER sTATl: The second
gr"hd military ball at Camp McDern.it
look place Wednesday evening, March
lHh. An usual ih. affair Was All ELL
tire success, AID Won Lew luurels to
the good reputation of
COMPANY c,
First U. 5. Cavalry. The decorations
we've elaborate aid tasteful, and the
dancing hall tlCOA24 teei) presented ii
most attractive ailearahce. The cell
ing was iestoon.d with illusion of Va.
iious coIors and desIbhs, and United
States flags i'll graceful folds covered
the walls Ut the hall. The effect war
truly beautiful, aid every decoration
esinced taste of simple elegance.
Invitations had been .eXtendt d to all
respectable citizeps of Quin River Val
ley. and the guests (ladies ana gentle
men) who attended numbered forty.
eight. This was large attendance
for sparsely-settled country, but mill
tary balls are always looked forward to
with aniicipa,ions OF pleasure. At 8 80
P. NJ. the bali opened with
GRAND MILITARY MARCH,
Headed by the commanding officer
Captain Wagner and lady. The coin
mand appeared iii full uniform. and
this with the intermingllng of guests
in full dress suits aud elegant toilettes,
and all with bright aud smiling coun-
tenances, added much to the fleet Of
the scene. The music WAS delightful,
and the number OF ladies sufficient for
four quadrille sels. The refreshments
consisted of lemonades, California ma.
tive wines and fruits, and the smoking
room was supplied with cigars, cham.
pague. poit aud beer. dd liLitum. Al
midnight supper WAS served III III.
neatly decorated mess hall of the com.
pauy. The bull OF iure WAS well Sc.
lected aud III unison with the grandeur
OF the occasion. After supper
DANCING WAS REsUNkD
Aud continued until daylight, when
the reveille gun reminded the happy
people that the parting hour had ar.
rived.
Much credit is due the ladies', several
of whom came from u great distance,
aud 10y their affable and unassuming
manners added much TO the charm oil
the occasion. The members Of the
COMMITTEE OF AREANGLMkNTs
Are also deserving of praise, for much OF
the success of the party is due to tbs
zeal with which they performed their
respective duties. Thus the SECOND
military ball of the season has come
to y successful close, and with it the
bonds of friendship and regard between
the soldiers aud the civilians, the true
pioneers Of our vast territories, have
been more firmly united. X
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22

The following is true copy OF n
letter received by schoolmaster i'll
New Jersey: Sir, as you are man of
nowledge, l intend TO inter my son i'll
Your skull"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22

Mass meetings are being held In Lon
don in favor of the release of Fenians
still held in prison by the Government.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22

SCHOOL OPENED. - The Winnemucca
fabhc School opened to. day. The
teacher, Miss kelsey. MAS introduced
70 the children by Trustees Walker ana
ouckner' and at once entered upon III.
duties ot her position.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22
ht,'s Ill ARRIVALS.

Lafayette hOItI, j. CT Ea AIA, Proprietor
Thos Lat, ioino Mis- Nellie d Kelsey.
III lsst !, IEiLLiee lttHIIL d, I'll
" I A,htLzp, Cnt j. NtcL, Altsturi
j. MiitSh utLLyill,L Vail ltLL,l iowa
FralL s,I le, tal u l. ltLk!Ls, by
JCLl. NLi.l tH4,.1y
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22

THE Odd Fellows of Elko are
making arrangements to celebrate the
Goth of April in an appropriate man
ner.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22

New ENGINES. Two new locomotives
Cor the Virginia and Truckee Railroad
passed here last night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22

SURVEYOR AND AosAYER. The atten-
ton of miners aid others is directed to
the advertise ment of David Van Lennel
in another column. He Is Comfy and
Deputy United States Mineral Sur
veyor, and will survey mineral lands in
this and other districts and agricultural
lands III any part of the county. He
will also assay ORES and bullion at rea.
soDable rates and guarantee accuracy.
Office ut the Humboldt Canal Reduc-
ton Works.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22

CENTRAL DIsTklCT Sam King in.
forms as that the mining force on the
Dutchuan mine in Central District has
been Increased. Another contract has
been let OH the tunnel, aud men hav.
been set at work Stopping out ore on the
lead.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-22

aGh PAINTING OF LIVERY VARIETY
81 neatly executed st this office.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-09

irors In his favor II yet remains true that the trial has
not lifted The cloud that had settled about him. III
MS lawyers on the coming in OF the jury his friends
FRIDAY even Dg expressed their satisfaction with the
jury divided verdict II is 10 how hollow
and theatrical such professions Of satisfaction Moth
ing would have afforded greater pleasure than to
a- fe t proceeded the network Of letters and CrcIm
stances all broken and the whose hs been
our pride and To whose fame we have ever been loyal
coming ont proudly superior 10 every suspicion Of ILL.,
Bt even on the theory Of innocence which right
minded men w0ud prC'er to accept Mr.. ieechers long
Efforts tO suppress the charges against him much
lh" tinouus conicssinn. of their trth u ca forth
from hs friends the question which h. IL said tO
have applied 10 HIS own conduct: "Did a greater
ass iall into deeper pit T. such hg he
eYed B"echer "a be is the greatest Gift Of God to
lie l. richer Possession than states cities. No
der tldi every one cltngs Ia his fame. And the hand
seems almost accurscd that would thrust him down To
all of his friends this i the sadds Thought about this trial
thtt II seems 10 LaYr ft not IN utter eclipse bU in
mancn sa'iOU the life 10 which have looked up
an Inspiration ana blessing That II may not long be
50 VIII De their hearty hope.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-09
MALICE or LoADER's TESTIMONY.

10 the EIttOr of Thc Trib,tnc.
SIR: During the progress Of the Tilton-
BcecA,r uial yoar paper for am independent one ha.
ben GOOD deal conservative than 10 would have
been lad been it, editor. That your his h IN
m accordance with The Wishes ot tie Court. unprcu-
diced mind viii Gonv Bat that tie whole has
been -,i0niit" to tie jury and what you -ay cannot
reach t"r 10 influence them one way or Pie other.
t seems u" that n is truc that you uushcdth
Your sword and ic tie battle for the right. There is
crc tL.i- would particularly cl t0us attention to,
which trust L.- IDt b,cn ofcro"ncd hv the tn''r-
l-ilre whose tuty it h. afuc fu such matters. and
tina t- Publication ~ tir IrltfI statements ot Ir
and Loader, amt at'rwdd their adavitS ai JEST @lch
q f!,ff, Wlru tier inf the lur} could no. nc
cont,rictrd lf true knowledge of tAe facts IT n-
t.- lut done f9r ihc protection co. "ulftftrr t'u
tt l>cl lpuous attacks Of -pacr-, then reN>pt-
uel- W toou become dI- tD lIpGern ,lNl1 600.
Acr- 0rE, Jut = $50. a. A.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-09
NOT 4 VICTORY FOR MIR. BEEcHER

To the Lditor Of The Trt6uHe.
SIR: The order Of the day seems to be that
of ccn-ra.uiatfg you your mparfiahty' The 'cr-
Il j. one wish while 10 indicates that m average jury
sruahlc ro give decided verdict way or The other
L. in r,aty no causc for triumph the part Of defend
ant. since Il only shows that there i I~o~s'-
blitr dorht Bni II my oversncr wore charged before
ne with unGuthfuncss in money matters. | certainly
rod not retain him oironchalf N the evidence mat
appears in that case; ana II j. - hc understood either
tiat the defendant has the mnudrn"r. or fi' m'n1h
Clrrch the effr0utcrv rftair him in their cWppY'
know H. DeWa most. iu tlts ~ "a We ht'
b.rn aware ever since the tr a.e W,s dcltft i-iit
the defendant wa guilty. AMI DOW mat j." hls fof
tArou-h f "mWlinf a. Justice $50 still clh- ~ eiF
opinion or ions a-p came to th colti'slo
.t .'fr1l by i.rV i- q farce" We nave alv-f- liked
Tu r IRuNl in day, long -ou by, Wh"u Standing hE
Tu TRIBUNE meant o-trll la, but we c1n.ot = n' oy
yuu this Jn.. A h. l.
Ilai Cree. Hundred, DEL. July j,d-7J.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-09

To the Edftor NJ The frt5HEc.
SIR: In yoar issue of Saturday last core
-l,ondent aludc % tine fret that NJ ach in l- elao-
rate ar rmont for Mr. Triton, quot, Whitucls poem.
D." Ic.bod" Cylcl says 90 writer "ha~ h-'n taken up
by many journal. as bitter cuf ~ NJ. echcfl. aid
proceeds 10 lforln Your readers 'as Who knoWs
OF the poets ound noe n and continued high
regard FOR the Plymouth pastor. This is not ~ a urIs-
inc for Mr. Whiftcr'- confidence and regard i shatc by
millions But your ,poutcnt might have calio
your rclaer-' attention To- Il cu-ud> IA g. amultI
i'm. almost 90 a literary bluUdcf ou Nr. IetrL,
part II viii Poe remembered That the di-tn-
itl~rcd advucate CLOSES is Grafton uf quoting tire poem
oi Whittier. ard tn o.. r,t from Nehs.Drs |ortcii-
speech the trial ut J0~c Knapp. 3s tcc ,sorj Do0ir
fact. thr trrVn.u.ii'iu murder cas-. \
f'.", called my attention at tic tire % tu eiug drly
Iai.l 1o-it. blending o. thc quotations, ina-uucl ~
Whittier wrote fhc pGc.u lriaJoi 3ui applied o. 10 40
l.~- person th3n Diu,I Ntp~t,r i.u-. IT,
Nc.r- lOrL, Ju.y g., l~7l. l.. W. 1HKoC ChMORI"N
New-York tribune., 1875-07-09
THE ETILTON-BEECHER TRIAL.
COMMENTS OF CORRESPONDENTS AND THE

A DESIRE FOR MR. BEECHEEs DOWNFALL

PRESS.
DESIRE FOR MR. BEECHEEs DOWNFALL
TO TIE Editor or Thc Tribune
SIR: Speaking Of the late Beecher trial, tell
me froal what motive Mr.. Eyarts mterposed 50 many
exceptions, and fought earnestly to exclude eyi-
denee that might prove preudicial to Mr. Beecher He
was wonderfully persistent and positive and yet hDay
admits the judges rulings 10 have been entirely just
Didn't Mr. Evarts (wbo Mt much Of novice we all
know under stand at the time OF making them that his
exceptions and objections uniu5ti And II tney
were. didn't they injure his clients cause by in
pressing the jury with the Thought that Mr. Beecher
couiut stand against unobstructed admission
Of evidenced can't comprehend what policy actuated
Mr. E,aris though Of course suppose he had one ana
the correct His closing address was wonderful
specimen Of analysis and cear-cut logic, making MI
Beach's effort stump speech by comparison l
have followed the course of THE TRIBCNE through
the trial AMI can commend its impartiality. Only
those favor of Mr.. TiltOn's size accuse II oil
beng partial and here | mpcIled TO wonder how
there exist clique faction or honest defitt
ppOp from partisan feeling take Mr. It1ns she
really desire Mr. bcerl,T- dOwni; M Mnat SORT OF
being who can really w, Nj B"crner or any utdcr
prominent aHd respected citizen guilty oi 80 base crne
And vet Won Will find many Who woubi throw NJ inrir
hats Mr.. Tons victory lfspccthe. Shurch-soihg
people taking sides lust they would IN some pol i'
for she success ar idcr iaNoriie FROM
come INTO perfect fith in his innocence Of everything
imputed 80 him except mrrdcncc-hut an linprtdcurc
iu wach impure thought cr VfOn- ut n0n hhd no part
A. least nHe three share t,Iis view, what mus. thr
think Of Nj TItOu and lis remarkable nrt'i"l
friend Yours. truly. W.
astnUctd, v. d., july q. $50.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-09
EnMDNI\ CNLLEGE.

A FEW HoNORAki DlG.4 r., uNFEKEED-lNrEREoI T.
ING ALNNI D.,>LL->t MI-CENIENNiAL POEM
OF THE C.Ass on '2J-rhE .KApr AlING Pro
aKA,sIE AND NA,I.- 81 IuE CLASS.
Irnol 4 siLoi>L CORRESPONDENT ~ rnc raIBrNEl
BerN,wG,K. Me-. July S.-At a meeting Of
the I,ald Of BowG.u college this norun- The .oilO"-
iu- honorary d,.lrs vric conferred; LII d., frof.
George W. Gi,ouc of cornell University, John {. Dodge
OF Cambridge. Mass: Jarvis ". Perry Of salem. Mass
L. T.. the Iey Jlycn K. Mason "a Ihomaston; ~ NJ
the Rev. Parker Jacques.
The Alumni dIuuer to-day largely attended.
- C. Abbott roa sketch OF the decreased members of
hs class Prof Dunn delivered 4 seHlIcentennal poem
of the Glass Of l~2J
The war-call sounds at morning light;
The A.,..uIi- iln-tcr iVr the fray;
Win s..p usiiali 'rn- seek thr hgnt,
AOr urod t.e dangers oi the day.
Their banners soon are lo-t To- view
fuou distance ia thc hcit Of strife;
Their nr.ri- Strong th' ir con ii-c ttist
Ma nap tnrl baltic lor thrM me-
Tie cont 50 thckenr hour by hour
And i"lhi-l 49, on rit-"I -"ir
And missiles ff "a awiui ,nN'r.
nd Ll ,Icr bug-> Tho nALtiu tdc.
How eoc- The battle! who can tell!
IIc dust and -InN.g lic .'tn il"n iaF-
IL ma, Wei; x maN -b Ill,
- -,t,.cd ~ tAc chance Oi war
Al .eu-,h behold tho setting sun;
Ana tie warning 0f tic rttIIe.
An .mure, 'nll. Is lost OF won,
nation saved, or lrlt oi HE.
And now the corps appear once more,
Tc.I-Ntr o. fur evening call
Brt N,trr. natt-r.d bruised, and >ore-
Their iitor coo. .., tAelr number Small
And .o j. l.. Wita a., taL, day.
- ~ time ui rr.l-'1l now appo Irs
We h.,i ri aged Ih ll.c'- PA ray,
Not lur a "dJ. bf Jyty y'''s.
y, wonder Il ulon oar nrow
fhr hant d, umr org uounl" ah"T@i
No Wu1iti,i b. t4r DIll-lfrs,' ioH
Upnn 1nr locks na'c tu.u'l ,o snow
NJ wonder 1T ., .hi- ..te dly
80 lew can answer o. t.lr ran;
M.44r Not ica haze pl-Htl away,
The wonIct i-, t D. not all.
TAape f. q hand hat been our -u1 re-.
And lath siatalnca Us "itl ~ poWr'
4 rlui,.mI d..na,rs tanned aside,
Aud brought o., I'D ti- joy iui hohr.
And rcr, We. come old -crue- 10 view:
Ion- ioUIues cG. iAd Though devious va
/. -l..ar iue llIrullN llnI a4rN,
A brotherhood OF other days
Tn. waters tLat are s1win. by
VIII soon - roach oar f,tt 10 lave,
N-ria nsd- II .Isu without % r.gIJ
VIII bear ~ downward ou u7 Wa.c.
Yet lct rot So locs. ting, t'is day.
But lit rs !.iii c.icl other n"rr.
And wh.c uug siu.aun- -.i.i.i delay,
WY NOT live chrcrfnl alt the y'af
And when oar Masters can smell come,
Aiay .c De- really for Tia word;
Aud lind IA rNerNi~tuv LOuc,
Forever eV,i, WitA tnc Ljfd
Sprech,, were aade ny Do, Din-loy. Speaker Blaine
J. S. PAIirs the Hon. cullen L..~tli.c ClecNer, and
others Commodore P,il-r read an original document
Of HawtAorue'-, relative Ia College wager. The Hon.
J W Bradbury announced that speaker Blaine had
subscribed II 900 TO the enlOW ment fund. Nearly
800 were raised the boating subscription
Tho COMMITTEE the Mem rial Hall fund o.sl tLa
the money raised DURING te year had nu' been sui lent
10 pav the interest the fund which borrowed
the personal security OF The ncnbeis OF The Comni'es