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SEfctdt Wsbdtch TO 1he Chtc1Jo iF1bnae.
DuQro1s, ILL.,, Nov. 4.-ilo1He tllityi,lg scecmB
to ho all tho rage III this vicinity. LasI friday
four men cano here, registering at tho st.
Nicholas Hotel a. F. Smith. Mahlou Caoman, W.
IL. Ice. and u. skillnan, claiming to bail from
Chicago and 10 bo III tho commission blsnaHs
With them they Lad two livery risH, ono light
buggy with two gray mares, and tho other d
sulkoy with brown marc. which they said tho:
Aad borrowed Of ]. IL. Erwin, at TuHcoia, Ill,
ins Two wceks. Thoy also borrowed OF
Ward Brothers, of this city, another
rig. bay holse aud top-busgy. promising to ro-
turn In two or three days. They loft and hare
not returned AZ yet. Ward Dros tolegrapted
Erwin yesterday asking II they had returned
thoro yot, but teceived ncgati;o ana~cr. They
then teteFraphed for Erwin to como down, which
he did. ayrtsing hero tu-ttay. Ward nsos. sud
Mr.. Erwin arc NOW hunting up their tea1,ls.
which l.avo undoubtedly beeu stolen. No elew
to their whereabouts has yot been obtained.
Postal cards have been sent out aud liberal re-
wards offered for their capture. They aro
thought to bo blackloga from Chicago.
, 1875-11-05
Wonderful Mpasaoric*s

-, f3tFtV7eF 1!VHEHIy. n
Plny says that Cysuu had = memory 80 pro.
dRl0lsA tAkt ho could nhno efssy ol1icer ana
bolutef iu his krtnlOa; and t4at Luclus Sclplo
kuew every Rulnau citizen by naai1 wArn
that city contaiuol more tLxn zoo, uou cspabls
1t bearing xrlus. Selieca sleaks OF friend,
basin all the speeches ha Aa,i heard deo.smed
by Tia Ronsau orators. 1t Id rad tnss Joseph
Bcallger committed to memory both tho l!IaA
sud the Odyssey in twenty-one dsys. slF Will
lain Hamilton tells LII oi y strong Joung CoEa!-
Gail OF good family "ho hsd Sona to pAdua u
, 1875-11-05
TIE piRECT CABLE.

NEW YonS. Nov. 4.-Iha Superintendent OF
ths Direct United States Gable HayB tho cable
vas successfully repaired this motniug, aud that
tho raraa1y reports the cablo, after 1ifteeu
months submerAlon, In an perfect condition ~
wlien manufactured. The fracture, wAicsl WIZ
FUND In 10 iathoms Of water, was si,oh ~ would
DO caused by either All anchor Or ggapuel.
, 1875-11-05

SHfct11 h4pafrh TO The Chftaao Tri5Hns.
GA1tsHuno, ILL.,. Nov. IA sud accident oc-
carrod III TIM Chicago. Darlington l. Quincy
Nalroad, 3 miles Host Ut THIS city, early tAB
morning. 4 freiRl,t-train, westward bound. rsn
into horse fastened In eattlo.guard. dttchtng
and wrecIung tho engino and thirteon cars. Tho
engineer, Ed Rogers, jumped from tho ongino
nnd eacaped Beriona injury. 4 destitute tnau
named I}oujamtn Chadwick, who was stealing tts
ray through, 10 b,x-car, received iujuricB from
which 1le las Rsuce died
, 1875-11-05

MEArnls. Nov. 14.--Fhyotso nooslbar, Of tho
firm of Goo1bhr 4 Gi'lttt. Wholesale boot and
a1!oo dealers, was shot ot tho corner OF Vance
aud Iaudort1alo streets by Jamea A. Omborg,
teller Of tic Union and rIante.B' Bank who
Aoeng noodbar advancing on lin nourFhing =
stick, thought l.o WAS q garrotor, and fred,
xounalDE lD0dbRr BoyDtely in the face. The
PARTIES wc1o gooa frieulis. and no ot,u rogrets
tho occurrence more than Orberg. who mEne-
diatov surrendered to tho authorities. but WAS
, 1875-11-05

.S,,<rtdi Df,pdtth to Tht EhiH1qo TtfbHHs.
DAsyi'IE, ILL.,, Nov. 4.--a1onlay morning no
anoccupied lox-Eouao. situated As,out 1 mIlea
vest Of l,oro, WIS obHorynd to DO OH fire. and, al
1t Was altnoat worthless no attcn,ps was made to
exting,1Hll tho flames. On approaching tho spot
nftcr tho building WAS conaumed, charsed hui
man skeleton wna found among tile ruiAs+ It ii
supposed bomo tramp lad occupied It during tho
night and accidentally set frs to it. md una
probably too drunk to leave tho building, and ~
was burnt I'D.
, 1875-11-05

MxHFHis, Tenn, Nov. 4.-Sonle o1ctement
occurred here last night, by I'd shsw, tho
oolored Whatfmassor, going to Caurche "a loon
aud threasening to cut tho throat OF aud HcAlp
Mr. Younger. colozed speaker. from st. Louis,
for stump!ng Mlasissippi during the late canyAss
for the Couss, yAsiyea. Younger appealed to tue
Chief OF Police for protection. aud that officer
seut somo men to protect him, but Younger,
fearing Shaw would incisa other negroes to 1nnr-
der him changed his lodgings about o'clock
last night.
, 1875-11-05

LAssIRu, Mich, Nov, 4.-Artiosa OF Aseocta-
ton OF tho Michigan Htate Change have been
fled IN the ot.ce Of the sueratary Of Stats. Its
oaisoss cQaAis: OF rfsail'ns Aas!es. Secretary.
anI 1rea5hrsr, nu&l II will huid iEs annual neut-
lug III Dceotnt'sr, '..tlMt 1ear IT Lansing. wAen
l.l.,o:tauG bu.iuus4 Wlll bu transacted.
, 1875-11-05

s;|riat Dt4ua:eh II tbs cXiedpo 7t1bunt.
fonT WAYsr. Inl., Nov. d.-.rho Mercbants'
National Bank Of 1lis ciay, hav,ug capital stock
Ut sIDo0UO. IL ciosiuN up its affairs aud NTH
drawing tts circulation, preparatory to going out
ut bIa,tlcBs Oh tho lHt Ut January,
, 1875-11-05
u Man ut 1kolsntno, Ind, Attempts
To slaughter His Family.
Ho Succeeds in Killing Two Children
and Badly Wounding
Another.
Ho Escapes, and Subsequently IL J'iscor'
cred Dead on d Railroad Track.
Tho Rochester Condemned Murderer Grant
ed d Respite Of Two Weeks.

Ht1HhlGAE thRtebf.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 4.-Tho kbhotno Tribune
publishes tho following III ali uassa this alter
uoon:
Ono OF the most horrible. cold-hloo1cd,
stnrtling murders that over Mapped III tho stato
was perpetratod last night near Grecntown.
Howard County. Tho Coroner waH notified Of
tho affair about 2 o'clock this morning, anh Is
HOW present holding an inquest. Tho par
ticu1ars OF the nffair an yct very measre nut
M near as We can learn arc ag follows. David
Robinson came to town yesterday aud bought q
nav Huit Of clothes aud revolver. ]Ie went
hotno. showed tho purchases to lIH family, tnl
eat Lis supper. Ills brother ord another iucn
were at hin house, nnd ltobinfon neemcd n rhni
them to !aayn. and finally persuaded them
to 10 to church. Robinson went il,
good hnmor, and appeared perfectly ranc. Sa1n
tiu.e after tho Enau had left. NotinHon ,rmnrrrd
to ills wife that II would lnvo bean well If It,ln
Dan. bis aon, had died two weeks ago, aud nnid
ho lad attempted 10 kill tho child J1e then
drow his revolver and fired at s'cond atm who
was lying In bed. and then shot at hin wifo.
fortified aud crazed with fright, slra. llolnso,l
run ous Of tho house. and tic cidost boz, ycnrs
OF age. started to follow. Robinson shot him iu
the face, but The ball glanced AMI faiIet to
hurt him badly. Tho futher then struck
him In tho o.ek Of tho henl with 3
son auccoeded In gottinR out of tloora with his
mother Robinson tAcn deliberately took ra-
zof flon q box near him. aud approached Its
little Eirl, hlH only daughter. vim was lying in
bod, and scizing her, cut her throat from car to
en-. 1ie followed thiB muruer by taking thc
lifo OF tho whom le Ind first shot bed in
the samG manner. 1lobinsou then jumped m
lliH horse. and. up to tho timo Of this writing,
has not beon hunsod down.
LATER.-ThfB morning q hotee was found
hitched ut the Junction with no claimer. Iuhin-
son got on TO one Of the night freight trains OH
the l.. +. d 9: r.. H.. unknown to any ono in
kokomo. and tho dead body Of man was founa
one mic from Jackson Station at d. 10. by tho
Corone1s aon or Upton County, and identified
br ". ". DarnoH, Of Kokomo, WHO went to Tip
inn Gn 1FsEn' % ana s ~ t ns
night. 1t fs unknown low he mot lis fate. Int
supposed ho either fell on or iumpol OF the
freight chr and met instant denth Ills re-
n,ntns were brought to kukomo by til, noon
freight to-day.
, 1875-11-05

Hptein' Di,patth n ne Ch,enIo 1Titun<.
ALTuS, ILL.,, Nov. 4.-Abont noon to-day fro
brotte out in the two-Atory brick reaidonce Ct
Chris Ea'z- on Sixth streot, near Ridge and be-
fora tho atcan, tlre-ongincs arrived, tho roof aud
second atory WAS burned of, when the fire was
cxtingnl-I.ed. Lors, sl,2tu: inGurancc $4,000,
il tho PAa.li1, Of Hartford.
, 1875-11-05

New YoRx. Nov. Enthusiastically
ElysIs, from Glasgow.
QUEENSTOWN. Nor. 4.-ateamablp Eeollwossh,
feom ptlaladetphlA, hAs arrived.
, 1875-11-05

SVctal Disjl1tcA u 7ht Chicago 7rftuHe4
Fast SAGINAW, aiich., Nov. 4.-The tug Bwau
lying III tho river uoar tho gus works, took fro
at o o'clock this evening. and bur1,od to tho
rater's edge. Sle was owned by G. y. Bremen,
and valued at s., 900; insured for q, 900.
, 1875-11-05

Enecfoi Uispatch 10 Tho Chttaao Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. W1a, Nov. 4.-nudolpl Sclubel,
4 laboror in Blatz's browcry, WAS hostiug heavy
empty cask, whea tho rope gave way and tho
cask fell knocking lliln down. crushing hs l,ead,
mangliuk his body, uud csuuiug Instant death.
, 1875-11-05

UUTCHEHEU.
.SEktiaI Ll!&p4tcA to lAt fAlc11a Ttfdun

sEstiat hsp4trh IN iht Ghrago TrfLuns
DErnnfr, NIch.. Sny. 1T IL rnportod to-
night tim! sarl1l Sn'ti' died III Sprhgwcll to-day
from al. sbort.on performed nrou her by doc
tor, will nit'.n. /: IL ua,rI F!,o lad iern unduly
intimate. CuItH. the dncur'A na1,,o tu the caAe,
Aaplei,A to 10 ou& ii town illht now,
, 1875-11-05
A Kentucky f1cr0ano.

Fitmtnasjury tEE.) Rdintttr,
Laat week. Thursday. lady Of thin COUNT
put quilt iuto the ftaraes, and on tue oyshinE
Of the day following tho quilt was taken Out
finished. Besides doing this She attended to
the dairy, churning twice, scrubbed porch 40
feet ioug. washed ttt.ic and aasisted in catch
Ing ono dozen chickeus.
, 1875-11-05

FonT WAYNE, Ind, Nov. 4.-Tho correspondent
of tho Sentinel a. Huntington gives an account
Of sad accident in Huntington County. 1Icnry
Uphile an OLD man, aud Lis son were engaged
III t-ying to shoot buef- when tha boy ac-
ciden.nliy discharged tllp cunte,its Of his gun
tilt, hls fal1er's stomach, lnt1!ctiug wound
fr,,ul tue elects Of Which tho old man tod yeB-
tellny.
, 1875-11-05
NEAR GRIFFIN STATION, mo.


HlIAHyILlr, Ind, Nov. 4.-Dur;ug \ heavy
thunderstorm yesterday, Il valuable barn be-
longing to Henry Brooks, Griffin citation. IN
th.s county, MAS atrick by lightning and totally
destroyed by fire. Two tino hor1es persheI In the
flames, autl third vas badly injured. Loss
$4,000,
, 1875-11-05

Spte,a. n1sratth II 1Hf ci.eaqo Tribune.
CHnANA, ILL.,. Nov. 4.-Johu HoesGas brewery
took fire from t!s engine carly this morning. and
waa completely consumed. LoBa estimated 1t
81 010 tusutuncu, 5{W.
, 1875-11-05

Sptrid. DisuotcA tS The Chicago Tribune.
KAssAs CRY. No., Nov. I.-~A cooper. shop
owned by a man named l,rowu. in Kaneas City,
Kau., was destroyed by fire about o'clock TO-
night. Loas About F2,000; uninsured.
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a PAINFUL ACCIDENT,

5Dttfai Ispafch II Tht CAicuao 7ribun<.
GRAND HAVEN. Mich, Nov. 4.-JameB Donald-
sou. tho yartl-forenlan OF DIgotow. Stone i Co.,
was oiling o circular saw THU morning. Tho
mill starting, bis oyorcost was caught, md ho
WIS thrown backward on tho saw. Ills shoulder
blade was cut nearly through, mud hiB arm and
slda badly iacerated. No important Arteries wore
cut, however, aud 10 will recover.
, 1875-11-05
! Centennial ITEMS,

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. IA large building will
Ia srottsl OIL the cantennial gsouuds tor tho
display OF tho Rools OF the sAoe manufacturers
aud tauuelH Ut tue country.
, 1875-11-05
ENCOUNTER WITH A BURGLAR,

PONTIAC, ILL.,, Nov. 4.-n. ". Usbcock, The
agent for tLo Chicago & paducah Railroad aud
tho American K4pzsss Company, Hhon returning
homo from the 1 o'clock train, encountered =
burglar trying to effect u entrance Into hls
, 1875-11-05

fIs1LAnE1r,IiA, 1'a NV. 4.-About o'clock
last night Janea IIanly. member Of tho Fire
Department w*A 4l,ot dead in front or an engine
fionHo by george Fletcher win Ia beet, dis
chat End fs6,u tue department. Efc:cacr was ~
rbttnli,
, 1875-11-05
THREE CHILDREN BURNED,

WAsn1snTos, D. G.. Nov. CO a. MA fro
occurred In NJ alley botwoor Sixteenth mud sey-
entoenth and l. aud n atrcets tiliB morning ut
O'clock. Destroying two franc s,ai1tes and Lurn-
lug up threc chaldron. agcd 10, l2, aad Is yosrs,
all co1oeej.
, 1875-11-05

1.oursv1IIE, Ky. Nov. "A Holly Springs
special to tho Conrter-JoHrnul reports tho kill
Ing, by Incident, Of Percy 1lowry, Youngest aon
l., honor Of the Consorvat.yo victories.
, 1875-11-05

hhn.n. Tim thief on finding himHclf discovered
tnrcl til hlr. I}a1c0ck, aud Atr,lck him tilfoo
t1t4"+ with a dray-:,It1, kn3rk'ng him iown and
III attnG him nnysrt1f. TIM thief tllen male hja
escape, and has Int yet lcrt found.
, 1875-11-05

ROCHESTER,. n. T., Nov. 4.-John Clntk. who
was sentenced to ho hanged tomorrow. bna
!,rnn granted rospte for tHo weols by the
Guvetuor,
, 1875-11-05

Special Ditpdtsh to 1hs Chicago 1rfbun,,
1Sn1AsArotls, Nov. 4.-The I!ov. ps. Brooks,
Of IT. Louis, has declined tho call to the First
rrusbstorlAn Church Vt thla city. The Rev.
Juhn Il. llatherlaad, Of tho Eighth rEesbytarian
Church, haa accepted Acall to Grand Haven,
Mich
, 1875-11-05

pnoy1pEScK. Il. T., Nov. 4.-Ths Hon. Thomas
A. Jenekca died this morning at blu re4idouce
near Cumberland
, 1875-11-05

M11FonD. rn, Nov, 4.-John Ritter, whc mur-
t}crci Lis two children. Mt IIackattYtown, aud
then attempted to hlll himself, In recovering.
, 1875-11-05
p,rso5,s Implicated In tIIc Whisky
Frantls mol Hitherto Suspected.
thgille Grant, Con. Baboook, Judge
Krum, and Others Indicted.
tremendous Consternation---No Hope
Of Presidential Interference.
1ohn 4. Joyce lands In tho Body
Of the Jail.

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, 1875-11-05

CHEMATEC'"klltEo HIS SON ACCIDENTALLY.
sofeta' I's,mfch to The Chtcnao lriann..
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Nov. A.-Conductor Pratt
NJ the South Haven Road, received 4 tlispaecli
last night that his brother Charles had bcon
burned to death uhilc attempting TO rosouo a
child in burning house near saginaw vestorday.
4 farmer, while killing hogs sIear rtAiu"oli,
fatal!y Gus hts sou'a mock by bnck stroke OF ilIs
knife, not knowing the child waa c!oae behind
him.
, 1875-11-05
SuhDAf.sCHool WORK.

SFkEtHt 1s6lHteH u &H& NRFAQ0 1Tt1HH&3
CAnnoSnALE. IT., Nov, 4.-Tlle Southern ILL.,
nois Suuslay-school Convention continued thei.
work to-day. and closed this evening. Delegates
Of ull denominations from seventeen couuties
we're present. The Ilov. E. F. Fish, of DuQuotu,
presided, and tho Rev. G. d. Holding, assisted BY
Miss c. Hnnson, both OF this city, was Secratary.
Wo noticed among the noted workers from
abroad J. ". Dean and Z. p. Porter, Of Chi
cago; tho Rev. Father Stephen Paxson, Of st.
Louis, aud the Rev. T. II. Treeso of ColInsvil1e.
pr. Robert Allyn, President Of our Normal
University. delivered the address os welcome,
sesnondsd to BY the Nev. Fish.
Wednesday night III Interesting Ihb1e resdng
was glyon by h1r. Dean. which WAS followed ly q
characteristic address, by Father l'sxspn. To-
day tue Convention iu body visited the Normal
University. where several addresses were dolly-
oroi to tue pupils by workers from sbrosd.
\ mass-meetinK was bold In tue Methodist
Episcopal ellutcli this evening. Mr. Allyn de-
liverod the cloaiuR address. his subject being.
Normal Classes" followed BY others with se1-
oral short addresses. Tho attendance hAs boom
Tool, xild tho work both Interesting and profit
able.
, 1875-11-05

Thore was paid nuTinE tho year for engrossing
and printing STAMPS and for stntnp paper, ?GlL-
4U0. The expenses Of tue rateut Office fer
photo-lnhograrhiug was eao0o9; for plates for
official gazette. e3C.Gt3; tos copies Of drawings,
sss,997: for tracings OF drawings, S3I.9s6. The
exptnse Of preserving tue collcc.iuus at tho sur
ycylng and exploring expeditions was s3O0oh.
The contingent expenses Of tile Fost-UHlce
Department amounted to :GG,1U0: the contiu-
Eent oxtGnBes Ut Lae Patent Olive, $7Hi74,
Among the miscellaneous expenditures Ut Tho
State Durs1tmoht arc:
Publishing tho laws in newspapers and psr-
FA!ck. ........,......-.,......$ 49,ft6
Edlt!ou restaei and annual htttnes. 1870
TnEc.1aae Of official poeta,h stanps. lels
Survey Of Drjtlth boundary. ary................. t3AU
Salary anl expenses of Bpansh Claims Cum
InfAlop. CO
6Aary and expenses Of Mexican Claims Cum
mission: :........ ..,,................... 1920
esl1ry and expenses OF Court Of Alabama
Claims s......,.......,........... e3,.a.
Awards tn J}r!ttsh CatmRnts. ......,...... ay sf3
E1renEes Of Ills Hawaiian Majesty l9,!17
lseut Of Prisons for American conyicts in
japan, China, Ria1n. Turkey, etc..... ..... tb4g5
For purchase and restoring to the family Of
Gen. iat., cite the watch presented hin BY
NnSbnatur
, 1875-11-05

THE CANADIAN PRESBYTERIAN IM9RooLIo,
MONTREAL, Nov. 4.-To-dAy Judge Mscsay
caused wri. Of injunction to issus preventing
tho board OF Managers OF the Tamporalitiss
fluid OF the Presbyterian Church In Csuada In
connection with tho Chnrch OF Scotland from,
trut.ferring il to the nowly- formed Presbyterian
Church Of Ganlsa. Tho writ WAS issued On the
potit,nn Ut the lies. 0syin Lang and other non-
a,ouuta to oser 81. 100. ia the property Of the
CHURCH If scosl&nd, md cannot 60 to tho newly
fnruIa,l church,
, 1875-11-05
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 81 q. m.-For tho
Uppor Lnkes, Upper mississippi mud Lover
Missouri ValIoys. high followed by falling bar
ouster, vinls shifting to cant aud south, slight
" warmos. c1aat or partly cloudy weatler.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
t1ufdAao Nov L.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs Sprague, "A daughter of Chief
Justice Chase, has telegraphed from
Europe forbidding the proposed sale OF
her fathers library.
Hon Edward Mcpherson. late Clerk
of the National House OF Represents
tives, is engaged in writing the Life
of Thaddeus Stevens.
Probably the weaithiest journalist in
America is A. :, Abel, OF the Balti-
more Sun, whose property is estimated
at from $1,000, 900 to Sl0,0OO,00O.
The Hon. Long John Wentworth is
assured by the Chicago Times that he
has not long to live, and is advised to
give the city for park the sixty acres
or more of land he owns in its limits.
Here il virtue. Acknowledgement
Pierrepont, after his nomination, deN
clined a fee of $4,000 to defend the
New York silk smUggiers. Let Charles
Read write this up for an appendix TO
his " Terrible Temptation
J. b. Lippincott, the Philadelphia
publisher, James Gordon Bennett, OF
the Herald, aud George Bemis, Of
Boston, are familiar figures on the
Paris boulevards just now. Mr., Ben
nett will remain abroad until July.
Joe Jefferson is expected in Paris in
midsummer.
Mrs. Lincoln is declared by cor
respondent to have always refused to
see the sister 10y whom she was charged
in the papers with having sent infor-
nation to the enemy. She said to this
correspondent, 4" would not let her
cross my threshold, nor any one who
was an enemy of my country
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MARYVILLE ITEMS.
Church struck by Kightning-SpVerni
Persons severely Shocked. NC.
MARYvILLE, Tenn, June Is. 1915.

MARYvILLE, Tenn, June Is. 1915.
TO the Editors Of the Chronicle:
Yesterday at about / O'Clock, p. ~, a
thunder storm with Il beating shower
of rain passed over Maryville, during
which the lightning struck the cupalo
Of the NJ. +, Church, attracted doubt
less by the tin covering, knocking
splinters from and splitting some up
right pieces, then passing to the comb
of the main roof, tearing some shingles
of, and following down an iron rod to
the sills abovethe ceiling; then to the
stovepipe, bursting and tearing the
ceiling TO a considerable extent, and
following down the stovepipe scattered
the dirt on which the stove was sit
ting around the room, and Knocked
some splinters out of the floor.
Prof. Craw ford, of Maryville College,
and a young Mr.. Watkins, were in a
stable on an adjoining lot, and received
a severe shock, but soon recovered.
They found the horses and pigs trem
bling as if from fear.
The damage to the church can he re-
paired without u very great expense,
and il Is exceedingly fortunate that no
one was nearer it at the time. W.
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may supply them. But observe also
your capabilities, with a view To their
judicious and vigorous employment
Whatever you undertake first learn
and understand well how to- perform
it; aud with all your accessious OF
knowledge, still remember that pro-
found aud extensive learning, like true
greatness, il always most consistent
With mohestv, and that to- Sciolism,
pertain pretension and Boosting III
the struggle of life. following after
the good, the true and beautiful. lose
not a jot of hope for Hope comts
from God, as light comes from the
SUM- Aud however high you may
rise, never despise, but always honor
end bafriend the honest man, though
humble, who knows what he has to
do. aud does II well.
Mr.. Humes closed his remarks by
comforting the Baccalaureaie degrees
upon the graduating class, the degree
of VI. a. upon Mr.. James Maynard,
Mr.. Daniel G. Wester and Mr. Spur
rier Howard-Smith, and the degree OF
Doctor Of Laws upon Judge a. o. y.
Nicholson, of the supreme Bench OF
the State, and Judge R1bt. / Caiuth-
ers, NJ Lebanon, Tennessee, when the
exercises were closed with a heued.c-
ton by Rev. Mr.. Goldman.
After the conclusion Of the exercises
at the Opera House, "A large number of
the Trust, e.. the Faculty, Alumni and
Graduating Clcss enjoyed collation.
at the residence of Mr.. p. Dickinson.
whose prince'r hospitality knows 10
bounds
\ rpcpptiop was slso given Iv prpsi-