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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-02
SUMMARY.

DR.. Porteeus, of Brooklyn. N. r, was
buried yesterday. His friends give no cre-
dence to the story that he was victim to
foul play. m
Five millions of United States bonds ef
Sune 80, 1864, have heen called in.. Interest
ceases January ., 1876. ,, a.,
The presidential party left Des Moines yes
terday for Denver, Colorado. -.ssg
Firch & kinchmap. brick and building
material dealers. of New York, have failed-
Liabilities, $4,000. They will probably
pay seventy tive cents on the dollar ,e
a collision occurred near Fair Haven, VT,
between two freight trairs, killing two men,
and completely demolishing the engines and
several ireight.ears. j..
The Canadian Fisheries Commission have
figures proving Cauadu's claim from the
United States to be at least $7,000,051 per
annum.
The British naval commandaDt at Gibral-
| tar mgkes formal complaint to his Govern
ment of aggressons by Spanish guard coast
| ers in British waters.
Shepard, Hale & Co., extensive lumber
dealers of Boston, have failed for Sl,J08,000.
Boston banks held nearly 100000 Of
| t6er paper, and the Montreal banks 100000.
IN explosion of a'cobol yapors 10 the Lou.
isville Cottiu.Work burned four persons,
two fatally.
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A BAD WAY OF COLLECTING OLD DEBTS.
The practice OF using the Commonwealth's
criminal, processes 10 enforce the collection
of debts has been indulged in TO Il very con.
siderable extent in this city. The remon-
strauces Of the Police Justice have not al
ways been hect:cd; but the thing has gotten
TO be 80 bad that hereafter euterprising pro-
secutors OF the class named will be dealt
with with more severity. Yesterday The Po.
lice Justice examined a case where citizen
Of great rcspectahility ard worth was charged
With obtaining Sll2.50 on false prelences. The
worst that could be made out o! the evil
dcnce for the Common wealth was that the
accused was Justly Indebted to the accuSer
in the sum named, and had not been able TO
pay mp promptly. He was Of course honora'
bly, discharged.
alr. Cabell, the Commonwealth attorney
announced that should a Ike case occur again
he would feel it his duty to take summary
measures against the offender. The Police
Justice ioined in expressing his adherence o
the practice, and his wish to cause peremp'
tory dlScontinuancc Of it.
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Yacht Regn,sn nt xew York.

| New York, October 1.-Tbe yacht club
regatta for cups presented by Rear Commo-l
! dore Zane took place yesterday, and Has.
participated in By the yachts Madcap, Sadie,
Estelle, Addie, Comet, Vision, AtaIanta,
Peerless, Clio, Vindex, Active, Resoiute,
IdIer, Mohawk, and Palmer. 55ff7'
The course was from If the clubhouse to
the lisbtship and return, rounding Buoy No.
10, on Southwest Spit; goiog and returning
the yachts to Keep to souihward OF Buoy No.
81 and outside OF Buoy Nc. 81, both ways.
The yachts were divided into two clasSes
for scbooEers and two for sloops. There
was silver cup for each class ard in addi-
ton The Madcsp had a side, contest With The
Vision ior the Bennett challenge cup for
Scoops. t s2I-
/ The sea outside Of Sandy Hook was very
roash, and number Of the yachts suffered
mere or Tess damsgr two men being lost
overheard, only neef whom was recovered.
:Ony four yachts were able to sail the entire
icou1se-the Comet, Atalap,s, Esrelie, and
Sadis-c coming home h the order named. ,
The Aalanta won the prize for 6tst.class !.
Ischooners,. and the Sadie for second. class
lsloops, none in the irss clhss going over the
course. The Bennett challenge cup contest
5etweer the Madcap sad Vision remains
2sdeciued.. ri al
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yEGETINE.
DUBLIC REPORT OF A POLICEMAN.

have not enjoyed iood health for several. years
past, yet have not allowed 1t to lnterftre with my
labor. Every one belonging to the laboring Class
knows the Inconvenience OF being obliged to labor
when the body, from debility, almost refuses to
perform It's daily task. ! never was a believer IN
dosing with medicines, hut having heard the VICE
TINE spoken Of so highly was deter mined to try IL,
and shall never regret that detern lnation. AS u
tonic (which every needs ut sons timf) II sur
passes anything ever heard Of. 1t iny'gontes the
whole system 1t Is great cleanser and purifier or
the blood. There are many Of rsy 'acfnaintances
who have taken II, and all unite In praise OF Its sat-
sfnctory ciSecr.
Especially among the aged class OF people, 1t i'm
parts TO them the one thing most needful In ol1
age-nights OF calm sweet rel e;hereby strength
enIng the mind as well rs the body. One sged LADY,
who has been suffering through life from scrofhla,
and has le:ome blind from lis fleets, having tried
MANY remedies with no favorable result, was in-
duccd hy friends to try the VEgETiNE After taklug
few bottles she obtained such great relief that she
expressed wish for her sight, that she mishb De
able TO Look upon The man who bad sent her such u
blessing. Yours reSpe'iuily,
q. II. p. HODGE,
Police Cfhcer, Station 8.
Boston, 3frss., May Q. S71.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Tax OF Nations, Banks.

WASHINGTON. October 1.-Tbe Solicitor
OF the Treasury hs.s given an opinion in re.
gard TO the right OF q State to impose q
hcense.tax upon ,ts capital Of national banks,
and also the right IF State officers to ex.
anime national banks, or require reports
OF their affairs to se made to them, in
which he says that license-sax upon
capital Of national bank cannot be enforced.
and that State officers have no right either TO
examine or exact reperts from antionoy
banks. he says this entire legslatf ron is at
variance with the law ~ adjudcatea,. and
subTersfVe and destructive of the principles
governing the relations OF the Federaa and
State Governments.
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>tlJb2 as OREGON Hill. Between and
'.y.uuk Ia. evening Mr.. Anrclius A. Jones,
"a1 .i}c'! Il; NJ. Gil Fu>t street, Oregon
h... committed suicide by shooting himself
win IuurbarTcl!rd revolver. The ball
uttered tie right no>tril, and, penetrating
l." brain. rtm1iucd there.
Hr. Jo3", was in h,> tifLicth year, and
Gazing Mayor Mayo, time served on the
iai.ce iorcr of this city. During the
war l." vas Il sergeant in Company
D. fT>t Virginia battalion. He had
3ru ont II employ mtnt some months
ra.s 10 III d.atn. and for the pas,
'"" "r"h, had been drinking very
III" y. II" hu! frequently threatened 10 kill
'"',ii, and had said that be was tired OF
.'r; 'AAt L" Bad Il laI2c family, and could not
g., ""'h enough 20 DO 10 support them: that
'.''' wa h1it world, and he did not care 10
.'. III u. Yesterday morning he asked his
vic I" Hh1m h" !uti been married fer
'"4"- !!',"n !cn>1 10 live lin 4 ahoc-lntc
"A|- hr h,t in tb" house: but 81" would
~ "H -, aiG wrnt and hid It. She told an
..'@.a- Tory uI lis troubles, and gave a
..'.@la- ar'"uDi, iu her houc>t, simple way,
r' >4' bad encouraged AID cndeA'
'..'i Z" i,T,UHtic MN 10 give up drInk,
... .~'N''I 4.0 ia! work wou!d come.
~. Il ~ tHH on more than one occasion to
''-" III L. Ar. iuI that that W 'uld console
3D. %! ""t Isl. 20 Go purpose. The tiICct OF
". !Aor "u,h h" had been drinking so
.'.' = 'i.. H." ,agi3 lrn@ period iInalr had
''. '.'E, o. uahing him take Bis own life.
-, 'ar @':!@ ot 1T unl1rtuuate occurrence
-'.''' ''"Lv> "t> IN his back room. sitting At or
- H.g.. > - ,.gtI l.
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IoUNG MEN's CHRI>TIAN ASSOCIATION
meeting of the dire cory of this Association
was held at Association Hall Thursday
afternoon at 6 o'clock-J. Taylor ELY.
son tpresdent) in the chair, C.P. Rady secre
tary.
Mr.. Carter, orgauist of Gracc-Street Pres
byteriau church, was elected librarian OF the
Association in plsce OF Miss Kate Walker
who resigned during the month Of August
Miss Is. J. Wood, the efficient and faithful
assistant librarian, retains the same position
she has always occupied.
The following persons were elected mem
bers of the Association Rev. S. A. Steel"
Isaac n. Perkinson, James Jones. Miss Jen
ME Kellogg, +. p. Murray, +. 5. Dalton.
James r. Branch, j. L. Pbipp>n.
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THE FREEpMAN's BANK "A DIVIDEND OF
TWENTY PER CENT. TO De Pad Mr. Cnarle:
Spencer has received Il circular from Mr.. Il
II. II. Leopold, Posimastcr-GencralC Creswell
ard Mr.. Robert Purris, commissioners o
the Freedmnn's Bank, making the following
announcement:
The commissioners Ct the Freedm1n's Sc.
wings Bank and Trus. Company are pleased
TO announce to the creditors Of said company
that they will cNmmence paying dividend
Of twenty per cent. on all audited claims or
the first of November next. Ali payments
will he made at their Office, No. 1907 Penn
| $, lvania avenue. upon presentation 10 them
Of toe pass-book or other satisfactory evi.
dcnce cf the comIany'S Indebtedness.
Dtpositors and other creditors residing In
and adjacent 10 this city should present
their claims in person. Those residing at q
| distance should forward their books or other
evidences of indebtedness through some re.
sponsibe bank or banker, or By mail or eX.
press.
Upon receipt Of the pa<s.books or other
evidence Of indebtedness The amount OF the
payments will hc entered. aud check fer
the amount. with the book or other voucher,
will be returned without delay.
Depasitors at tie Washington brar CD will
nc palU Nv CUtCh Oll tut VI tuc
Uni'cd States those at other branches by
check on the A>sStar. Treasurer of the
United States at New York city, which
cheeks are negotiable in any part Of the
countrr.
All checks have been drawn TO the order
Of the original depositors, and assignments
| will be recognized oaly so far as 10 deliver
the checks, as originally drawn, to the as
signeeS.
Persons forwarding books or other vouch.
ers should be clrclu to accompany them with
their full poSt.office address.
Creditors whose claims fave not yet been
examined and audited by reason of their
failure 10 forward them may suffer slight
delay, as no plymcnt will be made except
upon a careful examination and Yerltica-
ton.
In this connection the commissioners de-
sire again 10 caution the creditors of the com.
pauv TO hold on to their claims, and not to dis
pcse OF them at sacrifice. Although still
unable to liz, or even TO approximate, the
amount the company will ultimately pay,
OF her dividends are sure TO follow and the
commissioners renew the assurance hereto.
fore given that as far as may be in their
power everything shall be done to hasten
the payment OF dividends and the satistac-
tory adjustment o; the compiny's affairs.
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DIFFICULTY PErwEEN CITIZEN AND Po
LICtMAN-A difficulty occurred yesterday
morning nj the store oC Mr.. j. Il. Hockaday,
No. 1928 Main street. between Mr.. Hocka-
day and Policeman j. n. Hobson. Mr.. Hob.
son is >aiI 10 have given Mr. HCckaday the
lie, wiiercupcn the latter struck him, and
the former drew pistol. but was prevented
from using it. Both parties were arrested
by Captain Tyler and Sergeant Wren iol
fighting. subsequently warrant was served
upon Policeman HobSon, charging him With
unlawfully attempting 10 shoot Mr.. Hocka'
day. The parties will appear belore the Po'
lice Court this morning.
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| REuS1oN OF TIE OLD SToSE1ALL BRIG ADE =
| MORE CoREESPoNDENCE ON TIE SUBJ sCT.-Wt
received the following letter from Mr.. Sam
uel NJ. Page yesterday, enclosing comOlu
nication from Captain John G.. Wade rela.
| tive TO q meeting OF the former members oil
| the Stonewall brigade in this city on the
| 26|h instant. The letters will explain them.
| selves:
RICHMOND, October /, 1875.
Messrs ors,-Seeing letter in your
| issue Of this morning from General Walker
to Mayor Kelley, | desire, though ever un.
willing to appear in print, a place ip your
columns for myself. l received yesterday
| morning letter from my old captain. John
{. Wade, which you will find below; and
| in carrying out the request made therein, as
we'll as for my own pleasure, waited on the
| Hon. James Lyons and requested of him
| the loan of the Monumental Hotel for quar-.
tiers for the boys Of the old brigade on their
| visit, which Mr.. Lyons instantly gave on
certain conditions, rellscting credit and
honor on the gentleman and citizen. I then
called on Mayor Kelley and asked him what
be had done or proposed TO do in the p-em-
iSes. He told me that be contemplated see.
ing the ComIittee on Grounds and Build.
ings and getting from them the use Of Old
Maj ket Hall. Itnli bin the promise of Dir.
Lyons, and he readily agreed with me that
it was far better place for them. l then
asked him if tie city proposed doing any
thing else for the soldiers, and be said no.
thing.
was not Wiling that nothing else should
be done for them, and went to Captain Mac
cubbin to engage some straw to cover the
floors, Captain Mac. kindly promising to
make reduction In the price for the pur-
pose. / then called on the caterer, Dir. John
Dabney, to see if / could arrange with him
to furnish the men coffee twice day, and
expo CT to make that arrangement also.
Now, MessrS. Editors, those poor men
must be taken care of. bad the honor of
membership with them, and propose to see
it done well. II the city, or any Of us ou-
thorities, will take lhe mater in hand, will
gladly give way, and consider they are but
doing their duty; if not, then shall 20 on
as have begun. If any Of the good citizens
will agree to take these boys into their homes
for the few days they are here, and will let
me know how many, would be pleased to
notify Captain Wade, that he may aCquaint
the regimcat of all facts when they meet on
the 9th.
1 AN, gentlemen, respectfully,
SAMUEL NJ. PAGE.
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PERsoNAL.-A1uyor Kelley, of this city, is
to lecture in Philldelpbla next Wednesday
night for the benefit OF the Centennial FouI-
tain Fund. IL will be made the occasion of
great demonstration by the PhiladelpLi.
societies of the Total Abstinence and ]. {.
B. Unions. The ST. Charles, st. Jnn,es, St.
Paul's, Knights OF St. CnarIes, Nation1lCa.
tholic, No. 80. I. G. 3. o.; Philadelphia M
tioDaI Catholic, No. 155, I. c. L. q !; AIca-
bishop Carroll, No. 240, l. c. b. U. !; Plus
lX., No. 260, I. C. B. T.; New st. JoSeph's,
No. 105, l. c. B. u. Rev. Thomis Fox, No.
234, l. c. B. u, have resolved to attend.
Mayor Stokley will also be present. Mayor
Kelley will be escorted to and from Concert
Hall by, the Knights Of st. Charles, pnder
the. command of Captain James Wray.
Councilmen George BIrgamin aud james
NJ. Talbot and Chief Engineer Ainslie, or
the Fire Department, have gone North on
official business.
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solved that the City Sergeant be instructed
to discontinue the collection Of the taxes on
property improved since the 1st Of Jlnuary,
1874, &c.
Mr. Craig offered q resolution iTs,rncting
the ComE5ittee on Streets TO have bridge
erected oeross the Petersburg railroad ut the
foot OF Stockton street. Also, mstructiDg
the City Aaai.or 10 inform the president of
said railrosA company tbst this action did
not release tEem from fulfilling the proyi-
sions of their charter with reference 10 this
city. Adopted.
On motion of Dr.. Monteiro the Street
Committee were instructed to- have bridge
built or fill up the gap at the intersection Of
Twelfth and Stockton streets.
Adjourned ut 1s:i0 O'Clock.
SENT ON.--Robert Lewis (colored). charged
with stealing f,b-bar from the DanviIle
Railroad Company, was sent on to the grand
jury yesterday BIZ Mayor Chiles.
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How TO CURE FEVER AND kGCE.-Persons suf-
fering with fever and ague Intermittent or bilious
fever, will call at the drugstore and get bottle of
Ague Conqueror; their immediate cure is certain,
and the thllls will not come back during that sea-
son. 1t contains no quinine arserlc or other pol
son. and oCe-half bottle will restore your health,
1t cesnses the system. puriias the var and secre-
tory organs. Price, 81. PURCELL, LApD & Co.,
wholesale agents.
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ADVICE TO MoTHERS.-Are you disturbed 1t
night aud broken of your rest by a sick child suf.
feIing and crying with the eHcruciating pain Of
cutting teeth? II So go at once aud get bottle of
Mr'. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. IT will relieve
the poor lit tie sufferer immeaiately-depend upon
1t: there is no mistake about 1t. There Is not mo-
ther on Garth who has used It who will not tell
you al once that 1t will regulate the bowels, aud
give rest to the mother and relief and health to the
child, operating like magic. II is pleasant to The
taste and is the prescription OF one of the oldest
aud best female physicians and nurses In the United,
States. Sold every where.
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PROFESSOR ANDERsoN.-Tbere was another
large audience at Virginia Opera House last
night to see Professor Auderson's wonderful
performances. and to endeavor to secure a
prize. MIR. CrowGis, who lives at the corner
of TWcnty.ffth and Venahle streets, re.
ceived the silver watch. Tonight gold
hunting-clse watch, besides $50 10 currency,
will be given away, and at the ma'iree this
afternoon every child present will receive a
gift. Professor Anderson has decided TO
spend four days Of next week ia Richmond.
Reserved selts may be bad at CsppbelPs,
under the Opera-House.
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CONTEST OF BASS Voices TO BE REPEATED
The contest OF oaSs voice. between Nortnau
G. Pleasants. of Richmond, and George W.
Kelley, Of Manchester, will be repeated Ill
The Ebenezer church on Tuesday evening
The proceeds will be devoted 10 Inc cnufcn
fund. The last entertainment was pariicu
larly enjoyable, and the one proposed fol
next week will no doubt be equally 50,
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Police Court, YEsTERDAY.--George Carter
(colored), charged with being suspicious
character, and having in his possession one
lot of wine, tobacco, wbiskey, and divers
other articles, the property Of some person
unknown. Wss DISCHARGED.
James Ryan, charged with assauting and
woundipg Montgomery Dandridge with a
rock, was fined IS.
james Ma>sie was required TO pay 81 for
assaulling and beating Philis Winston.
j. S. B. Tinsley and Charles Essig were
fined 81 each for drunkenness.
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CHRIsTIASsBURG, VA, Sept. 20, 1875

CHRIsTIASsBURG, VA, Sept. 20, 1875.
Dear Sr,-We bad a meeting here last
Tuesday of portion Of the old Fourth
regiment locking to visiting Richmond on
the 2Gth proXmo to participate in the inaugu-
ration Of the statue to Stnnewall Jackson
and appointed committees TO make arrange.
mcnts for full meeting of all The old men,
bcrs of the brigade in the county, TO be held
on the 9th of October ut this place.
We expect, if everything works right, to
have big turnout Of the boys in Richmond
on the 2Gth.
think it would te good idea for those
who think they cannot afford the expense OF
q hotel bill in Richmond to take cooked
rations with them, and their blankets, and
get YOU to rent for them, for few days,
some large room in Richmond, and go into
regular messing there. What do you think
of the idea, and what do you think you
could get good.siZe room at for them
If you think it can be done, let me know
something about the cost, so that l can pro-
pose it 10 them on the 9th.
/ have just written 10 Colonel Buford, OF
the Richmond and Danyille railroad, to
know something about transportation. It's
absolutely necessary to make some arrange
ment that the trip will not cost much to get
q large turnout.
General j. A. Walker wrote yesterday to
the Mayor of Richmond to know whether
any arrangements had been made by the city
for the accommodation Of the O!d Brigade,
as there was rumor to that effect here.
Anything you can do towards furthcrinS
our effort know you will take pleasure in
doirg. Let me hear from you at once.
Yours truly, JOHN Z. WADE.
No news here at all.
The whole of the companies of the Old
Fourth are working to so to Richmond
The Wythc Grays and the Smyth Blues
held meetings last week. The Public Guard
will hold meeting next Thursday, and the
four companies here next Saturday week.
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GENTLEMEN's FURsEsHING G1oDS.-BGr the
largest and best.selected stock of furnishing goods
call on E. B. SPENCE & soS. They have jllst re-
ceived all the newest novehks In neck wear gloves
suspenders, llandkerchiefs, zak Dg.canes, smbreI-
las, and hosiery. In underwear they have the med
cated red fitnntl shirts aud drawers, merino and
all-woo shirts and drawers, aad fine line Of heavy
merino underShirts and draw eTS at dollar each.
II In want OF clcthing shirts, or furnishing goods-
call on f. B.sPEScE & Son, merchant tailors. clo-
th'ers and dealers In gentlemcns furnishing goods,
l2l0 Main street
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MAKE 1T PUBLIC.

SoUrTI BOSTON, FL toisIy % 1871.
H. r. Herens, ESsg.::
Dear sIr.-I have heard from W ~ many uroee'
of the great success o. VEGETiSE 10 cases OF scf1-
fnIs, rheumatism, Kidney CoDpalnf, Shta1rn,
ard other diseases OF kiudred nature. ma.e NO.
hesitation N, saying that knS.1c VEaEILSEro u
tI. most reliable remedy for caaifh ano eeheius
Nv viii. has bes troubled wish caiarFh FOR MANY
years ar!aI times very badly She ms ah9rouShS @ ~
irrd every supposed remedy thai we couid near va.
and win al Ibf. she has foe several yearo , ieen
gradually growing worse, ara me sw
!, NJ head wls excessive aSd rocy onepsiye. 80,
She in mis- condSns da1s when s ,sss sse s Hss a
~ az, ~, tne second boifla, SbeconiEaed taxing
The vsaSE until ns ha5 used n S"
. no nmhnc M YOU choose tn make II nuoDcS
& rey cured s1a s %aad.
III ;s,,Hea i'm saving that VFGETtSsls ny ihnas @
ard I'D d. sdT4ie y e 5s eod ho
i" M nsp.t- ME medicines ard shall Dot hes''s'e -
reeSiu'is 1n ~ l.. G. cAVDELL,
store assi fr5adHay>
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DISTURBANCE BETWEEN EX-CoUNTY OFF.
GALS. Conrad Wagner, late sheriff cf Hen.
rico, had Z. K. Humphreys, his former de.
putty, arrested yesterday on warrant charg-
iug him With cmbezzlement in his official
capacity. Humphreys got out counter
warrant, and had Wagner arrested on a smi.
lar charge. The cases were called before u
Henrico justice yesterday, aud continued for
4 further hearing.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-02

THE ENDOWMENT PLAN.-At the last meet
ing of Marshall Lodge, No. IL, koights of
Pythias. it was determined to continue its
adherence to the endowment plan. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were eltc:ed members OF
the Endowment Board Past. Chancellor j.
c. Teller, Past Chancellor j. j. Wipgteld,
and Past Chancellor W. r. Szer.