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ing. light 10 guide tho footsteps Of manlind Above
nff ,et ms make it place for tne reunion Of Southern
youth where they may find kindly synp,hyE liza
1lss laid down u tho interest Of truth and shn %
nothing nnircndy their sercsect Let tns oe to
last and had hike 70 haze said the sreafcst
os Virgins 10 the of pedoe and pi,n power an.
iust government We seek the caiise OF good gove'ne
and the benefit Of mankind. Money Is not our oucc.
we have higher aspirations and Rranier onds III '"
w, value education It'd soulelevating inilehoes ID
jfs effect on he national character or our peope VIC
discaim all sordid views in tbe culture OF We hlna
mind: we seek 10 ma O man higher ana better ppg
10 do this earnestly hope that our state VIII retise
no money necessary to the end ana spare no cArl-
tion oar Tnc1slanIe. trust, VIII never fcIlse 'hc
oil necessary ~ keep these lights burning. 10 go 10
would Ia "a wicked al.d shameful economy. rpN
mcnts are beginning 10 appret late the lliheh.e .n
portance 81 the school in political affairs
Young Gentlemen, brother Alumni, upon y"nr con'c
much OF the fate Of tins Institution VIII urptnn of t'
Won NAV sink may H. "A one cass as ppP1rs,
another viii take place 10 MI thrse halls ana sch ny
school to garrison its places OF strength May 70 cnf'
ever resign it, place Ia its SUCCESSORS ana afe lh @
yerst. l. $, efficient h its liseiDess OF uiopi1stu h
remit aton and each be enabled 10 say WIN pru'
| have been educated IN the school OF JehrYs"hI
have been animated b. his spt whe there nlh tfh'n
according to his discipline and appliances! maze h1W
stpcd for the fight, hoping To conquer pace ia w
estimation of the world of which neither nor w,
Dostrry shall ever be- ashamed Young gentirin'n u
your scce shall improve upon you IN Rh0"'use anu
conuct A. you have improved on the clhss OF my day
the University will be safe in III. hands OF such rcpres'h
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ject OF serious consideration with those who owned
or rented property In the lower part of the
city Tho present supply Is totally inadequate
to protect mercantile Interests ~ fire OF any
extnt to cccr in the section s0uth OF twentieth
narrow and the Buildings high: and, although many of
the buildings claimed to he fFcproof they are sur
rounded 10y others which make such claims The pipes
In Churchst and many other parts Of the city are oi
laid three aud half feet below the surface, aud
in sevaYe Winters like the last tie frost pene-
tratcd beyond that depth. In Church-st the nam
frozen up, and endangered the splitting OF me
under the ground. which would place them below the
fros-ne OF an ordinary Winter. Another very imnoIt-
ant fact the smaness OF tho pipes. many OF Wnch
only ak inches in diameter. and would he OF very
little service in such fires those OF Chicago an Boon
Pipes OF this size ccicd in the former uy 4ef
the fire as being insufficient 10 meet the requiem nts
At a meeting OF the Executive Committee OF tde NcW-
York Board of Underwriters. bed On Monday The an9tct
inIdequaie supply OF water fully discussed,
and the following resolutions were passed: .
Resoired That the immediate attention of me author-
ties responsible for on In the premises he caicd t
the alarming inadequate water supply for purposes OF
fire eytngismcnt In the lower paft or THIS c!ty ana
that they respectfully requested 70 take measures Z"
and increase that supply az the eNiGeholes o t
may demand with such prOmptncss as 10 compete
the same before frozen streets shan interfere WIN The
work -,
Resoire9 That copies this resolution be signed by
c city, to the Board of Aldermen 10 the Department. OF
Public Works. and the Commissioners OF the Flf De
partincnt. ....
The resolutions referred TO Special Committee
water supply recently appointed ior such actoh as
may be necessary
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NAVAL INrELLI'iFNCE.

FoRTRrss MONROE. Va. June 30The United
States steamer Lancaster Capt Francis a Roe c"nn in"
arr here Friday Last - days RON Bahia She ttt III"
aneiro on The 2} April hoinrwaTi bound, with ai on
boari well She stationed tirre Tor the pai three
wears as flagship If Rear Admiral lrrN, commanding the
south Atlantic station. When days ont Lieut. NJ bo'lfS
ir was taken dnwn yelow fever, and icd May ana
wss buried the 2d Medical inspector T. H. DeuN,
Fleet surgeon also dq with the dslsr and was h mel
at sea reacei Bahi Nav o. having two c'-S ON
bOari-I-nsgn j. b. Mriock. who s since Recovered" ana
Assistant surgeon r. +. fsSg IhcN conveyed 10 The
hospital Bahia, aud Dr. Fassig died the day i"
which time monument erected ~ bT. fasslg
,v his c0mraAcs At aia they Joined by r dc Rho Ls
NJ the Brazilian Navy, volunteered accompany them,
and ms services gladly accepted The vessel hal
Pheasant passage tie Capes She passed I" tc qnhfn
iint Norfolk, where she boarded by ne
Health officer via refused allow hcT 81 Ia the Navy
Yard on SatuIiy she dropped down to the R0als, sni
tho she has iOC men nn boar ani there
ui sickness OF any Nina sice she rit
Vess, has Ice Thoroughly funi9aird three times
~ free isfas ever she Wa The drcts
60 out Of commission Admiral Leroy Transferred bis
Dag MouOng gahela which Will he used as the na sbp for
WASHINGTON June 2o-A dispatch received AZ the Navy
Department tOnay from Capt Harmony. commanding TIE
Iitod states KearaTge, dated Singapore Jane 2J.
that le wOld leave there JAY FOR The nitr
States. expects 10 reach Pot said about the SOtn Of
August
Surgeon II " beaumont y. $. " has been ordered to tenn
pOFaIy duty At Pes slcoin fla
KY WIsr Fla., June 3o.-The United states
steamer Plrnonh ror Royal c. Or the Rio drinde.
came in here Olly for coal
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gl,sh salnial0ry. Elsworth

Richard wuIams " the Rng'sh sauiaiory Ellsworth
Eliot iIunt n. j. the Greek salatatory thur Nswman
Honorary Ora,on Tho Moral Naue Of KnoHiedg William
yApzandt LouderlonRh Del nc mod'ih IhSntgo Oan ~
"Forenee and flofontines alter W." 'r Xxx s; ~
sou Coy1e Penn; Honorary Otiign,, inarEeifS Hoa
smith Ifuper, PENN nc Mciaphysg,a Dri2n ubnT
Grafton "hfbrAi,n, Substitute for Mar Charles Moar.
Fleming Penn; Honorary Grafton, Cooperative IisIo
.The skeIicism o. Scrnce" Allen Macy Dulles Pom ths
Ess he'if g crlrS" be Mhematai OaioS sS Wafr
Raleigh" George Yfuce Halsfnd. N. "; Power OF the
i Jnyd1n w.'% rcSa2 s9f JasS Esy ns H. k
am The shcn9" Charles C9Hip AHon NoG le9n
s5" ost aa vHs S%c yr.l, % & Ha IGn wersson buGsy
Good,I WoocD Trxa.; Thackeray and His Wfiungs" Al
fre Sna Brown y Y; "CoTrli9n a. an hieen. o Tfok
crawfori johnson, Nd; Phosophc Reaction" Archibald
Incroii - Freienck Boyd Van Worst, y: y "Inkli's
Cyrnbal4' lsaac Henry Lonbcrger Mo- "Ad Pein' Angus
sftcr ~ nfarmsq,on NJ - minutes fo v1scr Ora
zion was delivered by Richmond Pearson o. Norm caro-
lima, nlcmDcr OF the Class Of 1872. judge hIxo '"h
conferred the following fellow slhI r. a, NnIin,I'
exancr Mental Science ~. h. iiGlstrad. 10.
f. L. HINT Experimental Science; j. G. W9ol N, HIS
tory; John McElmoyl" Modern Lahtng'1 I.h's ~ s Nsio
4 NJ Dules for Scientific and Religious Essay y ..
Hcece for Essay Political Science. fiIcs were
given to ncuIb"ls Of the Junior C'a'- a. I"i,OWs'
To H. f. Davis Of Washineton, Tor tOmpp-tion ana Ora
tory; i. Lowre, NcwiOrk First Medal for Drafory;
IT. H. Davis District Of Columbia, second Hedi iof ora
tory; j. T. DIlcld, Now lor Ihiri MEDIA ioI O.aioTy
Albert Van D,.sPu NewYOr Fourth Medal in OrJi0ry;
G.. Il. Stewart, tEo Dickinson PIlhe for tN>ly; r.
u. Jones' the Kant Prizc in l1teratnr; N,il.h
4. Starr, French Literature Malcolm Mcneil Mdlb'-
npon Messr- Van Worst AMI Alexander, II was said that,
I'm long term Of years there bad been very lew c1.i}s
on the subject which were neri'oriou' as thc'r Jhe
drre OF Bachelor oi Ar, was conferred upon the f"'
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MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.

yINpIC ALTON or PROF. TAPPAN BY THE Rt0fN 10
THE INFRINGEMENT EXERCISES PLEhSaNT AND
sUCCTssTUi--TuE LoN@ ROLL OF HoNoR' CON
FERRsD-TIH FUND FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIE
PATRIARCH or THE UNIVERSITY.
fBY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Or TIE rRIBUNE.I
Ayy AEBoR, Mich, juno 3O.-At a meeting
Of q Regents OF Michigan University last evening i'm
poraDt resolutions passed with regard 10 president
Tappan who left the University several years ago some
what under a coud In the resolution regret was ex
pressed that Dr. Tappan could not he present at the fes
ti,lties OF Commencement week, and the hone that
he ght he present az future time Fill recogn-
ton was given OF his great work Ill re0rgan@inS the
University and placing it upon firm Oa'ls ana re@'c'
WAS xreS,ed that such action should hayo been
taken ~ would indicate want Of gratitude FOR ma emf
nent s"rytes to the University AMI people of the state
ANY ccnslre expressed implird, con- aimed in the
resolutions winch severed Dr. Tappans conncc-
ton with tho University repoa'ed and with
drawn william H. Pettee of Harvard University
appointed Professor OF Mining lnsn"feInSS ,a",. @
.trv 10 that Of Metallurgy and Chemical Tcchnolo{y
Prot Geo T.. troibns was made professor ol OIbtuu-
vninrod irun,trlt0r OF Anromy; Prof L. Jones, Act
ing Assistant Professor of Latin.
The ,Nrrcsrs of the 31-l commencement were very
fu The day VAS deli ItiUl. and the att re Of
the .H.ui anl frrnds Of the University gr icr nan
ra ria nu slcc ssfy, and an audience OF G.1OO people
listened 10 thcm alI went away .fdunru:
/. "The Educating lhfnence OF Law by Johl'1m Wins
PARKER. IrSli IltDc. - 49,.
"ArxIudcr Aristotle" by Jerome Cyrl Knowl''n Ann
3 The Fairy Of tho Glon.' by James Bcnoii Mona
hon Manchester. , ,.,
T. "1he Efii5 Of Amer can JOlni'n, ny Hh'Io" JV'i"
McGoTln, Hamilton. .. -, , =,
lOl teal services OF Ihoinns Pafc ny hronsoh -
Kcelcr Chicago, H. 49,. =,
D. "a NaOhs Language Records Nations Thought" by
Leslie donbs NJ ihersOu, D,atur al.
Z "The ContuIy" b. Oyo san J"ic Anderson Mans
tell, bio. =, 81, ~,
g. "Govrr1mni by Discussion" b. James Madison Barrett
Arlington III.
The s,ea cr, chosen by lot from list 0f twenty
srcte Il, thu faculty Miss Louise Anderson. the only
lady sura;rr wls received with enthusiasm In treating
fe lihirct Inc Next Century, sEc l"ue rIahJ sharP
hts ID gTces wcr' then CON "rrd - !0hows:
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Troy, y. Y, june 3O.-John {. Neal Of Vest Troy,
having heard scudOus TOpDrs concerning his sister ard
seeing young named Dwyor walk ng win hof. ad IN
wait f Linn ur day al ghL AID ltng pOCGed Dy cf0Hd W
q night slot DHyer. pei aIs fatally.
CAHMFI. y. Y, June 3O.-last night four masked
me entered The house of Levi Was barn bo ind AMI beat
WasnbuTu and seaIcioi the ho Al they found 500
The, sloe gisns LOsCs and calTase and dI0Ye In
the direction u lishkU.
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CLOSING EXERCISES AT PRINCETON.

TIE RE ,DING OF ESSAYS AND CONFERRiSG OF DH-
GRERs-DINNER OF THE ALLUMNI-MEETiNG OF
THE TRUS!EES-PAEsHNr CONDITION AND FU-
TURR PROSPECTS or THE COLLEGE.
fFRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT oP rnE TRlBuNE.l
PRINCETON, n. D., June 30.-An almost
cloudlcss sky since tie eaily morning has made tins
very pleasant daY FOR the last exercises OF COMmcneo
ment week. Tho Attendance has been larger than
previous days AT IN to-day the procession sOned at
the Green Nassau Hail. and proceeded 81 the First
Prcshy Church. whIe the exercises were to he heidi
Among those who seated the platform were
President Grant eX-GOvs Parker ami Haines 0i New
jersey judge NxOn United states JuiAe u the New
Jersey District tho JAPANESE Ambassador; Prof Henry
Of the Smithsonian Institute; DIR. Pennington OF New
Rrk cN-CAaacelOr Haloted Oi the Glass Of 1910 Gen
David Hunter, u. g A.; Judge Caleb Green OF the Court
Of Errors anl Appeals George W. Childs, and Admiral
George +. LnmOnA President McCOSh acted chair
az the opening but excused himself to prepare
for his sudden departure for Europe and called Jadgc
NNOn the chair who presided during the remainder OF
the day and conferred the fellOwships aud prifa
The following Is the programme ~ the eNerciaus;
Prayer by tho President: tho Latin statutory. Charles
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
rnp POPULATION OF PORTLAND. ME.

PORTLAND, Me-, June 3O.-The census of the
inhabitants Of Portland. which has Ju.t been ,niocd.
sho@s population OF l6,062 males AMI lS.'- females.
AGAINST 81 iI3 in the United States CcnsuS IN 1870,
an increase OF 3,OO7 IL five years.
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VIEWS OF INSURANCE OFFICERs

A gentleman prominent IN connection with
Insurance interests city stated yesterday that the
condition Of e water supply tue eity has been sub
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f,v decorated and everything done TO make the enect
"A 1Jeaslpg a. possible. Asu 80 candidates ior au"i'
~ sion Ia 10 che Uroyersty have already applied
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J",re of y,rn,or of Ar, wa, conferred upon the fol
wn,: ::
Area ALEXANDER Avg Frcir-i,t. VIM. sydney Miller.
+ ID AIey.uder Chi.. Nuif, Fr..r. samuel Il. Niiar
C. G. Airn. Geo ". CALL .,ner, Henry Montt
H. W.Arcier 4. p Ge'rihr'nt, Cha% p VI ray
W. :. Archer, J.. v" 'I'ehoIeh At."G' D. Ky;
Frank t..dl', Nii. II; %i,h go ~ II ',ro,'
= II p'fstr, = a. aT,i Iol,n Han Lane. penn ,riii
- ~ ~ I nrl e;,orce y Iisi.t,1 I,bn - i pnm, r
a : lTrwn 1bos Nm Harvey Willard h. Porter
T. r. Hnrr Jt- Wood. Hawks, dlginRaybrru.
j. u. (amp5ell, Charles Herr Samuel e.. Rrt,
. v. CAS-, I.ll,wnrtI =. Hunt, IattI on l. H'.ce
W : Che"sman, Jr, :, y. Hutchinson, Nm. M"ih i'HF
B o. Co@du, .ihh. " Jd,S,'h' ,"i','
J. A. toyle, WIZ J9".i,'"' tai'fr i',,' si'i.i
- Is ,tos,' ~ ,, ~ ~ fa,,,'',,, L'.ierfrt .n,.'
w ~ ~ ni'' ''i."'' s.btnn Ior,one Hot"rt J. >,,en.ou
" X T..iy' l. Il. Iionleracr JohnC Ton fyck ir.
r. 5. /. .c,JeIgcr ". v Loader oIgh v ~ miriH"
a. X. flder. John M'f lm"Nl" T. BOY. \ an N'isl.
g. 4 Enh,h, it'i .i', ~ l' ~. ' MI iii In.
e ~ trmiuH H. ana 4"'i'''"' N""' - "'''
w. r. ..,, "a, o,ee % 1870 roocf-ed th.
Nt'Iy ',ii'u ~, -. 49, ,.- l ; . - ,bo ,n,. ,.,r .,
d'Eee ol ~; ", S i' ~, d,.re.l. ,,,,. c51nf,rr
Poi-S'i"il, s,,'"? ,tf. - hf.,I,,+.. nr 4, -.,,l
as a. i'i.""a ~ re t,Irt rho Vev J..n norli.
" iI,f'n ~ w \; t @ W W. .,d t, ., /, Van Lirlf ID D
- - VI vi n n nun Pr i;iti. 80, Do
',....',i .,ir. ,v aud fh. p.v = : Mitchell of
~ un.'lD@,m " 80 : ;.ca.,le, a,d fI,,is
w%,e i ~ M - ,,,.,, I,r,f :, ,rinn, orri.. Jnci n
=. ~ 49, - , ,,t t,,,,~ T. ,,Iictor, yy tl,cn
VI o''.l!Ou, IT," r, u Ei,,,i,li ~ N.wN,rE .pI Nitl
Ppho."I'c'' y 80 o -, ~ .,. ,,cis,,. cIo'.l
P.|S5 - . 'ti w 80, ,o,,n,.. of Alumni y-ad
, ,i ~ i,i M tb, T"cntV and the e1lrst, ofn,,d
-, H. ',.i ami ,,i,,a .,leI 10 Dickinson Hal WheiO
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lI
Frank flyicT Se"ly
Arthur Cl,rs ,da.r- Walter ,o,taeriand Hasska.
Fan. Dl,,, sn1r-s Jerry Hiceass
tl4rie- rupp-r Brady, Iirnr, Sn ~ Jewett,
eii,,., .ri' 'r.S.i..r ..rr. Jn-,ph tomIsnck j. ncs
I,nl,.rt E,,.u.f INNS, r. Uiln Morae he,ltr.
Henry F.irclI Il P~iirr, Muma'u1e Burn'H Kellogg
Grulg EIyl tC',hituH Joan tra"l M.t'l
John - ,I-l.k Drto '"hh WinH;t t'h l"il"n
Edwin Fleming fiWui Nhi" 'chdI'i"n
Fred, lick G,itl a. Monroe benjamin. Snyder.
William stone l,A-hrl Ku eel, +. Iui.Iam,
Fari,'sc william schnIb
GrNl Fn.oSo.ay an C,uf.el' ,,
i-'''' WrErGt Ifts Ion E>inl iatioa)
Emma Mari. mar Mirco.lis Warner.
Hflss. fr S-i ire ton EAa,n.n1tOnL
Victor Cllitnc" Vaughan.
D,Hyi u .H,ttconS.
George Griswold Baker. richard Joseph Rirer.
Newton iBar .,in Charles V. Potter.
D.t.l Frcuc, aytDE, j Hsih ~ IV5i'
Kulls Alvin Eghelt JOAN j. ihoints
r-,ltr ok Il. JrIkia>, Robert i"cbl"r' 49,
Henry y III iigstUn, Marie Josephine Walker.
Henry McCrca,
The President then announced that the Regents OF tho
Unvel,it, hd conferred The degree of Doctor of Phi
osophy upon Joseph Beal steere, graduate Of this
Uniyrr,ty anl thr degree OF Doctor Of Laws upon
George Ripley. Literary editor Of The wNoRK IRIB-
UNE.
Ihe Alumni dln.or was served IN the Law Building,
and in every way success President Angel htiO-
diced e literary with happy REMARKS aitr when
slccchs Wei, made by BIglcy. Prof. C. r. Adams
OF this University, Gen. " G. R,nsOm of Kansas the
Hon ". w. Murphy, the Rev. l.. X. Fisk of Detroit,
Col c. B. Grant announced that tho Alumni fund
Of $4,000 for the support or Pr1t Geo. T.
williams, and after his death for the endowment or "A
professionally IN the University, lacked but $1,000 OF
being com plete. steps taken for completing the
fuuL Prof Williams Ia the patriarch of the University
having bon here since its establishment lie Is now too
old Tor work hut takes lively interest In University
affairs The Seniors reception in University Hall last
evening was brilliant affair Ii attended by about
900 people. This evening, Prrsidn Angel s TO
ccYe Tie Alumni Of tho University at his rcsidcnce
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The Graduating cla-- was a. follows;

which was moi IN itself a credahc literary production,
sound in principle logical aud concise in is treatment OF
the subject ami clear and smooth III its rhetoric. The
Professor o Rhetoric has taken occasion speak Of this
on more than occasion.
Upon coniering tho degrees. Dr.. Anderson, whom
look upon here tine Prince of College Presidents"
spoke earnestly and imnressvey To feel the full force
of his words the hear his voice. aud
br familiar with his charactc- and life
Then followed the coierrns Of honorary degrees and
award of prizes for the year The following are tie hon
orary degrees con;efrcd:
A. Mn conIse. Aienran Iudss5 Could 5s Eosslsr %
Hn'SSn Iaa liter % s nSn. II WSi.ey coSs @m ,n VI
HSaory A. aGg,s 1, i! M o. POI n" 6 cr
b. b." fhe Rcr Henry Austice Rochester; the Rev. T.
Edwin Brown oi Rochester
1@a,s G y9g vi Iiso,enoten n Professor of Crock at
TT rzc ., 'I r. o S YI,1%' Low media, ,or in
r,aihcn,frs 10 nr,r II r er,sn pii 2. Tor the best es~v
on Journal ,u j. loai t.s,et honorable nlds
junior ca-.~Iirst Greek priae to John Belts Calvert
Sophomn la-srr-t prize for he best examination on
the Leenls of Ccri Tug. - Akin second prize John
T. honorable ment"n made Of f. rarrow and G. "
Tie trt Dewey pr1 for best defamation Teo A. Lcmcn
second div led Luther n Hair and James squ
fir prize medal A. Frank jerks second TO j. Weed
The prize Of the Freshman Class passing the
hest examination Oh COmprs ton c Fgus
tons was vie between ansom Harvey aud Geo slocn
From the hall between 200 and 300 Of tie Alumni,
trustees and friends OF the college conveyed TO the
University, where the annual dinner was served The
President of the Alumni presiding. Dr. Anderson re-
spon led to The first toast The University of Rochester,
and thcn called upon Mr. Trevor t0 respond on IN if V
the Trustees. NJ. sheldon, ihc publisher. of NcwNnra
responded The Alnmni" Dr.. strong, President ~
the Thcoloeical SrInnary located here spoke behalf
OF Institution Sprtrhcs made 10y Dr. cutting
aud t. Townsend of York. DR. Krudck aui others
Dr. Bright fcierrl with great enthusiasm to the able
aud exhaustive report read 10y Mr. An nlcsOn before The
Board Yesterday ard referred ~ In rR flBuNH this
| morning He said thlt Dr. Anderson yer dill better
thny In III, lie than lac wrote II. stfy IN yOur
nfesenee he said, TIA. il II the gTandes Keynote ever
struck upon that subject, and publish because the
world caunut afford Ia Dec H.
The Presidents reception this evening Thunt the
same as such recenns generally arecrOwdcd. bot. and
cOngratulatOry. The house and grounds were bcaui-
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

THE ALUMNI REUyIoS-vA LARGE NuM3"h OF 'iSi-
TORS PREsESr-PHOGREss OF THE UNIVERSITY
IN RIETY YEARS.
, 1875-11-17
df6ortietuns iolst.J +.

Sol9enbe scene in einem Stem Wor.'
fer 3robel.0absu ersablt oas o.. .. Selert.
subjeft@ bstritt ELL 9lstOer'4ntlQiarta Der
Seerruess bes New Dcrfer Grooels. D@ine
gSefte nno ein Yaar QolcN", berrlft er Der,
baS @eih0ft oeriebenoeu, alten Siibin su.
Die Srau, welder Elm Sltd genii9t, nm SUI
wlilen, luen iie uor it6 bat, brtu9t ans ben
bunfellten 3iefen ihrer ShabbOble baS Ser
lauste, D. b. Die dlteie Ausgabe, melfe iie
bapOn beiist, berbei, uno iiberreidt es benz
, 1875-11-17

Sunben nit Ser Serfderuas, odB es senau
DaSjenige Jet, mas ct iuhe. Iber iper be.
I6reibt tbre ueberraidrn1g, dts ie it6 aid
ldlon i'm nddlten Moment. Seioes inter Der
entriiiteter @rtldrun9 por pie, 6iiBe gcmorfsn
iiebt y vOie Neite bat feline ubrtaiAe, nlo
i'll ben Soojen fam ulalt fcInen Repolper per-
bergen, les lift Den Setrug IN ietner ullpere
fdbdnteiten @etdtt, eltem Gentleman etfpaS
9erartiges anSubieten."
, 1875-11-17
800 Viauns mn Sroe(n.

men Mne dua stpeiter SanS, oen Eabritantcn er.
tfer &laffe, iueroen gu nienri9eren preiien fiirGaIb ober
Mbi1la9ss3ablaneen ooer fir Mietbe in Stabt uno
Sano. lpdbreno oieier bprten .3eiten uuo Der ~5eiertaee
nur0 Scrace Maters II. Spn, Asa B%rpacuap,
rertaltft as ~oielelben ie 5upcr irrNtelp @orf oEferirf
tuurben. 9l9enten perlanefum Water's neus @cait
@ianpS unS Gpncert,C rseln 3u p~ertaufen. SQu.
itrtrte @ataloee per goIt %oerIanbt. Cute Seoinouneen
lir ben banoel. Gin GROCER 9iscpntn fir aebrer,
UeinliGe. &irben, Qpaen, SduIen &C. 4gR25nn.
, 1875-11-17
&Datt's Reconsideration.
Gin meniainiidyes Muubcr.


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@rfsls Won ben scr,ieli1lten 9srsten Gurppa's aab
Amerita's pebanbeit pprofn mar. .s9t.ui63BlEA
SparfS &ebenSsS altam eIrtrte Serrn y. o.
pplst a9pdmaifer Nv lit Wtabtipn tGtr., oca einem
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iaheetsm Hbsatn1tismus 70 ernnlt6er Mrt, nap eerlslbe
zen @eta hes Srantsn i4On. %Ssrrirrt bate. Deg @e-
uannte trnnten,6J feine SupS gum @epfs frtsbsn ,sap
mar pdSrsnp sfiet Mpnate an's sttt p%fedslt.. -
81 taten in her Saupt,S ffee, 246 @rano Str, ant
yet @pOits!srn i'm @aCsmstusn, Az 81 per 5IaNSs. sras
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