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WAR.

enocial- from London to the Times says
80. r,mored chat the British Parliament
I'LL vote an extraordinary credit of G10,-
ooo ooO for military eXigencies. Interviews
e oreot Importance have recently taken
,,oce between Count Shouvalof and Earl
porhv in which the latter asked the former
to put on paper the assurances in regard to
c%onstantinople which were made verbally
and somewhat vaguely. The Russian
ambassador has telegraphed to his govern
uont for instructions and received adispatch
from the Russian Foreign Office, empower
inc him to do so. Russia will propose a
temporary occupation Of Constantinople,
undertaking to evacuate the Turkish capital
IN receiving an indemnity for the expenses
Of the war, and proper guarantees that the
reforms proposed for the ADMINISTRATION of the
Turkish provinces shall be faithfully carried
into operation. Any proposition involving
the sacrifice of the Turkish maritime force
in the Black sea will be rejected by Great
Britain. Thequestion of the temporary occu-
patton of Constantinople has been discussed
ut several Cabinet councils. already, without
in any instance coming to a, decision.
An arrangement has been effected by
which England, with the consent of the
khedive and not in opposition to the Sultan
shall occupy Egypt, England to settle the
time when the movement shall begin. A
British force is already told off for occupa-
ton and will. be under the command of Gen
eral Sir Thomas Steel. 1t will consist of
10000 men. Not only are the troops ready,
but the camp and all other necessary ar
engagements have been made in Egypt.
A dispatch dated London June %, says :
A telegram from Abrail; announces that g.
600 Russians crossed the Danube from
Galtaz yesterday and took the nights be-
hind Seivezilla, near Matchin. The Turks
have abandoned Matchin. A sufficient
number of Russians have crossed to estab-
lish themselves solidly. The Turks are
destroying the line Of railway between
Yconavoda and Matchin. 1t is rumored
that the Turks will not defend the Dobry :
dscha.
The Russians, on landing on the Turkish
bank of the Danube, penetrated directly in
to the interior behind the hills, gaining
possession of the heights commanding
Matchin, after an obstinate fightwith a body
of Bashi-Bazouks. The capture of Matchin
is imminent.
A Constantinople dispatch June % says
Intelligence received to-day announces that
Mukhtar Pasha has been engaged since
Thursday with the Russian army at Talk
hodja,. between Khorason and Delibaba,
The battle was proceeding allday yesterday
and the result is unknown.
It is officially announced that the Turkish
divisionssoperating from Herzegovina an(
Albania against Montenegro, successfully
effected ajunction at 8 O'Clock this morn.
ing, and are o marching upon Cettinje.
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NJ Office TO MINERS.
United States Land Office,
Helena, Montana, JUNG III sJ357.

HcIena, Montana, JUnC lFyJ0I.
David Bundy, whose post-ohice4 address is
Canyon Ferry, Meagher county, NJ. III, has this
day filed his application to enter as agricultural
land, under the homestead laws, theS Eqnarter OF
the \ w quarter and Lots Nos. ] and2 Of section
north, range No. / east, which land Is Suspended
from entry. Noticeis hereby given that b hearing
VIII be had at this office on the 18th day OF July,
A. D., 1877, at 10 O'Clock Il. III, to determine rs to
the mineral or non@minera3 character Of said land,
and testimony to be used upon said hearing will J e
taken before the Hsgister and Receiver, on the2sth
datT of July. A. d., 1877, at 10 O'Clock D. mi 1t
is alleged there ara no known miners, nor mining
improvements upon said land.
2-faebw, Jv Ha&roE, Rasistera.
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reservation passed Malheur village on Mon
day with a band of horses, going in the d.
rectlon of the Weiser country.--It is re-
ported that the Indians at CANYON CITY said
the government had better take Agent Rine-
mart away or he might get killed. There
has been considerable dissatisfaction exist
ing among the Indians in regard to Rine-
hart.-A dispatch from San Francisco dat
ed June p, says: By the arrival of a press
dispatch from Boise City lastnight, previous
reports of the Indian outbreak are con-
flrmed.-A telegram received at army
headquarters says that Perry's loss in the
engagement Of the 18th, was Lieut.. Thel-
Ter of the 2lst Infantry, and SO men. Thel-
Ter was placed wounded on his horse, but
but was afterwards killed. The people of
Florence report that they have efectually
blocked the Indians towards the Tibble.
Salmon and Weiser. Numerous volunteer
companies are being organized in the vari-
Gus settlements, bat none of these are able
to move until provided with arms from the
ordnance stores here.-St. Johns New
Brunswick. was destroyed by fire on the 21st
inst. A late dispatch says, after a careful
estimate it has been decided that fully half
of the city has been destroyed that women
and children are in the streets crying for
bread, and that the scene begggars descrip-
tion-A New York dispatch dated June
22d says: Several journals tt is morning
contain hotel advertisements with the la
comic final, Only Christians received -
A Deadwood dispatch dated June 81, says
Last Tuesday three horse thieves, Louis
Curry, James Hall and A. G.. Allen, were
caught near this place, and two horses
which had been stolen from the stage com.
pany, were taken from them. The thieves
were lodged i'll Jail at Rapid City. Or
Wednesday night the Jail wa broken oper
and the thieves taken out and hangedb by al
unknown party.-The steamship Califor
MIA arrived at Port Townsend on June 1Stl
from Alaska, having on board all of thu
Government officers and troops and the re
mainder Of the stores, ordnance. etc. Yh'
post at Sitka was abandoned Oh the l4th o
June. The citizens OF that place were yer,
apprehensive of immediate trouble with tn
Indians. They are left without any protec
ton and no law of any kind, and are anS
iously looking forward to the arrival ototh
revenue cutter and the gunboat.-A 81
Johns special Of June 22d says: The fir
had been supposed to be extinguished, bu
had broke out again and was sweeping til
remainder of the city.
n -G--mzs--- J.
A DISPATCH from Washington, June q
says: The following is a complete list {
the contracts just awarded for Mail servic
in Montana: Bozeman, via Crow Agency
Fort Pease, Big Horn, etc, to Tongue rive
$40 miles seni-weekly, S. S. Hunsley, $l7
700. Butte CITY to Boulder Valley, S.
Hunttey, $3.50. Old Agency, via Fol
Maginnis to New Agency, 5. 5. Huntley
$40.
GOLD AND SILVER STEM AND KEY-WINDIN
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Ladies' Sets in Solid Roneaa Gola, Cameo,
AmetAyst. Coral. Garnet and Pearl.
Solid IA Karat Gold
Guard. OPERA AND VEST CHAINS,
ROMAN AND PLAIN GOLD NECKLACES,
Lockers. CROSSES,
FINGER AND EAR RINGS.
STUDS, SLEEVE BGqfoNs. ETC.
Silver and Plated Forks, Spoons, etc.el
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FIELD AND SPY GLASSES
of the best French manufacture.

Special pains taken in fitting s p ct les and Eye
go, the country filed with care. Watches and
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of thousands Of the best flowers and vegetables IL 4
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GRAND BALL!
Tuesday Eve'n2ss, July Sd,
Ats
CANYON FERRY.

Music by Homer Hewins. No pains will be
spared to make this the ball OF the season.
L.sROIWITT.
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I. O.. Of G. 7.

Is W VI u. /,
A letter from the Right Worthy Grand
Secretary, w. S. Williams, dated Napanee,
Ont, Canada, May 81, 1877, says: our ses-
sion of the Right Grand Lodge was harmo-
NOUS and well attended. All We're determ-
ined to put down secession and return to
their homes to work for the advancement
of our cause and order.
Bro. Kanouse, our respected r. w. G. T.,
has had a large experience in our order,
having been G. w. C. L. of Wisconsin for
eight years. He desires to see our order
advance.
Bro. Hickman received many eulogies
from those in attendance for the work done
by him in the past. Bro. Hickman would
not accept the Office of r. w. G. T. for an
other year, on account OF his failing health.
He now lies at my house confined to his
room, with congestion of the lungs.
The journals of the last session are now
in the printers hands. and will soon be ready
for distribution. Quite a number Of changes
were made in the constitution, of which we
will furnish you in said journal.
[ beg to thank all those with whom in
the past | have had business, and hope that
any omission on my part may be excused.
Ny whole time will be devoted o'the work,
and | trust that united1y we will do much
good.
The following is the list of officers of the
Right Grand Lodge:
R..W. G. T-Theo. d. Kanouse, Water
town. Wis.
r. w. G. Couh.-Rev. Stephen Todd,
Liverpool, Eng.
r. w. G. V. T.-Ars. A. A. Brookbauk,
Jetfersonville, Ind.
r. w. G. S.-W. S. Williams, Napanee,
Ont, Can.
r. w. G. Treas.-R. RI, St. Louis,
Missouri.
G. S.. J. T.-Mrs. nj. B. O'Donnell, Low.
vile, n. Y.
r. w. G.. Chap.-A. E. Clay, Morgan
City, La.
r. w. G. Marshy-Thos. Barclay, Glass
gov, Scotland.
r. w. G. d. M.-Miss Mamie Fairchild
ST. Louis, Mo.
,El. W.. G.. /. G.-Miss Sadie Jackson, Phil
adelphia, Pa.
r. w. Ct. O. CIV. Perkins, Christer
town, Maryland.
p. w. G. G. Tt. j. Hickman, Louis
Vile, Ky.
stRLEsSTHE BADGE or HEAVENS BLUE.n
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l)LLoS"lhE DAlJGh OE La V EN . bLCGs
Now Nature clothes herself in green,
And beauty smiles in every view,
Our thankful hearts embrace the scene,
Our eyes are turned to Heavens blue;
The,g gloom of drunkenness has gone,
IntempeIanee has said adieu,
And father, mother, sister, son,
Now wear as.badge of Heavens blue.
The tippler, who for many years
Has walked along Distinctions edge
Now tells his friends to dry their tears,
For he has signed the Murphy Pledge.
He now has passed from gloom to light,
His feet are placed in pathways true,
He has resolved to do the Right,
And wears a badge of Heavens blue.
The drlnkard comes with death-like scars
And seeks to be a man again.
Deserts the fields Of Bacchus' wars
Enrolls himself with Murphy men.
He won't go back to living death,,
Nor join the Bacchanalian crew.
No, no, until the latest breath,
He'll bless the badge of Heayen,s blue:
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For Passenger and Freight Rates apply to any OF !
the Compav's AGENTS.
, 1877-06-15
SWIMMING BATHS.
n "a Etlfaf or TAs II


ClItcAuo, June lI-Tho opening OF 4 ewimung
school On tho Lake Front cannot fail to do great
good, but would II not bs advisable 10 80 4 step
farther, and establish bath'ng-honse in conncc.
tlon With tic aehoa1 nnd Cymnasinms such sn In
s,,.ut.un Ia The growing wAul Of A!s cty,. And IL
the greatest blessing Of any largo city situated ~
wc arc. Lontnn, rarls, Indeed all largo Enropcan
cltIes. hayc thclr bathing.houses, and In warm
wusthes Thousands tnjoy rotreahlne bath after
the day's toll IL ower yatAins drcsse4 being used,
ltcensy and Good morals are nut snockc!. In this
way good swtn conid bc&'njoyol IN The lake, Lot
our Cy Council rcnoru tae ss.t.tetlona 70 eashinS
and the public health VIII he Lcrca.ed.. often m
past years !u sea.batsinx hats seen tadles and
gentlemen bathing together. and remember betnH
challenged. and beatsn, 100; by t.ls youny lay
In the bay. Yctl have ncyer ,;nuwn lady In
suited, Of public dccencJ n4trs:ea; ~ fart, We
hga 10 conform 10 certain tylGot bathing dresses
before w cou!a 20 lato thc wates. or ane was
imposed TOR bEeakinBt tho bsthlng rules. Let nssce
something Of this Mind hers in Chicago. Large
M sas pay INC sa 1T S
etc., Tor tho ptlstlc1o ot sueh exercise .. swim
/ spi, III, yours respectfully, ToA.
, 1877-06-15

great suffering upon !her families, Aza rnle.
reaed n this eonntf,. Tbey ean sea!esI; q lower
w. pcrmitthn wofkMcntle poor privilege q, 1s'ns;
n. been twaoxea ao hy "a nn',tt,al asptet'..
yorkingnar .tond lcar i,fs fair thaso q the hnr;
noa "ceert at burdn Viii ss sna
chcertniJ contrhnte hts sharo towards alleviatihg
thc distress at ihe Tine md ths etnhar;n.snonts
h@a @ nicnated tho sympathy Of III pnilic ri i'll
asd"ss of Il. .say sd IT, Its sHa e%nes.
stion i ,hew i9t hp W. nat ihnt tho{
s,s,ss e n 'nsk e r.
u u sis;; IT, =: ~ a'tsf's $50
They pretend 10 he hooking 81 work. hnt haze, to
sity batriar. 5ar pssss ass fni q them 4
through tic pockets Of strangers s#hom tntoI!ea.
tsoa haa orettaken. IN tho suburbs they arc tho
atei e e ys the .pomtsns d'a e M t md
happy to escape With no mora serious demand
y ss az ns on L.
spei!ea pSrtaSie sp propery T6s honss of
dining whetp they secnrel taw forks,
spoons. napkin:rings, ete., Of no great raluc. Tho
pla!ea:watse t1ey aid not carry T.. otI, hst
tain whether Il was rurs xfivcr0r not. After max
Ing IenrtJ meal Of things which thoY foun,l con.
vnnicnt. they derastoh, not having attempted to
enter any other apartment 1tnbbcsLeso Of tha kind
t.nec 70 b ''en|ded ny the tito Of ltRatlcs, hat
saror. of the operations Of ancaE. E.fhlcsas. Il is
harfl 10 psctct whern our lnb0s|nE men are 10
bring lip II tho hard ttfnes continue to grind them
very much lnn2ar. At present tloy aihi ttclr en-.
nearly o. Tuiie touched bott1n and TINT m I'M.
proscmcnt must 10 near at hand. Manufacturers
nre
DIscoUS1fHG TIE FuTUnE- ,-.-
oyetproi1ncin3-lo the Fako Of keeping thc!r.fac.
tortea and thnps running and thc!r employees at
work. Il cannot 90 on much longer. 1}nt !hcss
Is tho relief 10 COMO 'front.' There Il not brilliant
outlook ut homo. and the only effect t!,e European
war has had Upon our rnuEkea thna fat has been 10
increase tho cost Of Of tile ncccasafics Of fe
Manufacturers OF nuur and tcaters IN provisions
may accumulate wentlh through the Increased fos.
clgn demand for thcir goods. but The fan,fahia5
werkingmcu ef our own land nte forced to con.
ribufo Mrgsy to tholr Golfers: Perhaps the nbnn
dapt erops which Jon IN t1o West pIon'fsc this
fail will prove the solution OF all our diGcnllcs
and be tic opening up Of pathway which shall
lead 10 prosperous lines. CANnoLL.
, 1877-06-15
y tBuSTEp.N

BUSTED.H
Tttc forE Cnsrtsponatnee nosson Jnurndt.
Ono Of our hcnvtcst teal.rstatc men has been nm
der the harrnw for some months To-day t.o has
abandoned the light and given up everything 10 his
creditors, lie was scFT successful cottoubrokoF
All The money he made be put Into real estate. Ills
rcvcnnes were vcry large. His income was ss0o,
0o0 ycar. One building noar Trinity Church yield.
cd him rental Of $40. 600 per annuu. Everything
hc touched turned 10 gold. iie was loaded down
cheek IT,. *5vo, ooo 10 eaneci cuntt.es:
11o toak IT,. Within ten days cotton eur2eL
np and he made q foyiuns. 1Ie owne,! - clegant
houso on Fifth a<cnnc. lie crowded It With paint
fngr. statuary, and other works of art. Not con.
tent With this, he vas induced by fpccntasor to
taks hold Of 4 railroad. lie bought bonds At 20.
Soon after ihc} went down 70 ~, md the eent!c-
look ~ road. .!ic proposed 70 run il. ii iound
loeemotlses and rolling. stock 1;i.!n came e h,m
matters. Thc panic completed Ills GENERALIZATION.
Iils fino New YORK rrpnerty was mostsnred for
struggle. Few men si|' be warned and few. men
will be Wiser FOR NIL this: Here II man who \
few months ago Ind royal incomo OF $500. 900 d
ycnr. Ito wanted tn make It million. To-day he
Is lopclessiy bankrupt.
, 1877-06-15

rlay cataa, aixty -one billiards. md any seven
che.s. scvcntr-two danco round and s7uarc
danecs. willis ten dance equatc dances alone.
ty.thrcc sing. mud nine play tho Piano. Seven
ty-rlght have hren In New 1!nvcn society. Thlr-
teen s,n snpngcd.-two Of then, to New Lla1en
gagged smother ID aoob.inl slous the matter. md
another has been Iltcd, FnrtJ ak hare enrrcspond-
81 with y.onng ladies'. ec*enty-scyen arc Rcpnb
Trade. and twenty. hvc for Protection. There arc
t!1ty eight church members. divided a. fotlnwa:
rrmsnty.,esen rr:ndyy. congrega!,,naltts tMsnsy1ene
tists: three Methotls'ts. Thilty.two hnrs Taught
funtIay.eehool daring nt least a part Of thclr
pee. to be IauJcfs aeven eight ,iniaters, nine
doctors, three OF fonr teachers. hrcc journalists,
and lhc most Of tho. others will 80 into general
ncnsed in the rporta Of the college, and ha. good
recoH. ~ prt-cnt 1t has two Ifcn In tho unlveE.
stty crew nnd three in tho ball nIne.
, 1877-06-15
ITS EtlNAED.
hxIaaif A1rAA haas

DsiFUN Fro ftk*.
AZ came into this town yesterday" slowly bo.
gan NJ, Fux, farmer, aged 81. 'to got Domo
&uclic!no for sontizc."
"Fof soro uycsw repeated tho Court.
Al didn't know oIactly what l wanted and
psketi man who drives buck what he used. IIo
said II he had soarro ho'I ret about tlrco big
drinks Of brandy down him ns soon AZ poesblc.
ID order to keep the disease from going to hss
bEnln."
%.Thrn asked man who was selling cement
what ho'd do, mud he said Ii he had soasl1o Io'i
swallow fvu or atx gtnFscs Of lager Quickesn wink
a. there wss dagger Of being sun.stsnck+"
..Wcii, naked shoemaker what he'd do, snd
OF chaufagun, tAko In nll tho FREQ lunch saloons,
beat tn0t cut Of gD"d suit Of clothes. and then
held hl1 head osrf night in gallon Of outtcrMilk. "
"cnntinue your Affecting naFfatisc. rcmarkod
stWeii, took son,s brandy. sotno beer, some
huttcrmIlk, soau FREQ: :lunch. s9mc-eouo-~oil.
don't remember. / foil down I'll doorway nni
waa brought here. III, awful sorry, sif, for It Ia
NY wife who las soafixo, and thts rain II awful
good for corn, and oasht 70 BE- at h home" e., ;,
rncs sxpeeaet 10 would so mp for a!xty dayE, Ills
lionur looked ~ acree AZ All old !to,nnn senator
aud Nv stern ~ The Man who sclls tickets from tho
citcus. wagap, but hc answered In toft yo!co:
.'sir; Fox. this ceuntry dcpeHds upon It's ar1l'
Tie 'tatct.h bug ntalxa abroad In tho land. Every
breeze from tho west hstuga Tho lonesome whi1x
Of the erashhopper. II tho ctops fail wen al "
to tho wall. You 10 home and NOW AHl reap aud
rust. around and 1e4tnp tho golden soil, and y
jcr an lilo city so,nc day md Let hsr ataMl In tla
Wh!Fwind VI dust arnund the city liall. That's all,
MIR. Eok.-plcast hurry cut"
, 1877-06-15
ALL RiGHT,

10 III E1IE9F a TN 1F1aE9].
CHICAGO, Juun la.-A slisht misunderstanding
between tho Tabernacls commtttco and Tho Apollo
Musical club regarding thn uko Of tbs Tabernacle
10. tho Apollo Musical Festival June s. Q. and 2,
has iuduced reports uutayorutle 10 tbs honorsblc
gentleman representing the Hoard Of Management
Of tho Young Mems chstat!sn Association. 1t y
due 10 the.s gentlemen to say that, aflrr fun
hearing Of tho whole case, perfectly satisfactory
and anaie1hlc sdju4tmunt haa been reached. and
that tho Tabernacle Committee have shown con'
nIcndatle spirit Vt fairness In arranging Tho alsun'
dsFslaudiux In question. ]. y. HAMILTON.
Vice e-rsssldent Apollo Club.
, 1877-06-15

cughs nevcr u havs been for inst1ot forgotten.
No ona In Tho audience forcsav The testbln eatat-
representation Of JosepA's remarkable career, and
hence It II absurd to eaJ that tho children them.
.si's. ". ~ end srt e. hs a.
children ought u have aaTch shrm from snecring
m!scnn.trutt!on Of their motivct.
about to hui HIN into 1kwnIne pit ne pit beng
rcnsescnssd hy Beacon Hnilh's iami1}.peT; Th!.
of the audience, who clsmotously Insisted npon
S a Es 81 s;': :ns 'sa sysa III, Il, ssspas S' hs ::
4 st ss si Ans So,, G " Z. e. tss '
.tand at!ll, and thst thus Limitation farbado the
aeslve @ n!nSinE OF Jo.tpa Or sny ese e,s: .,,A,.
ras IN a. q.s as !.
eoudtmaRlnc this lher intended 70 todtl!seTatelyfn9
their tanit', but they vere young Innocent, md
animated BY tbs best Of motives. Indeed. 70 far
from hamlng them, they deserve OUT tender SYM
RI ME Of yo'taA tq the 1,hm.s,te, constituted
hs @ The he'd :hct ss
Gu tnrncd inrile out. cnrplns cti.iss foont fan.
with !hctc de.ail... and I'D !hat they tended 70
sas snn pe;ee, s .s.od esna c. IT, Ae'as s
o9e of lo.pat btothas 'Tl,o va shoTn y IN The aes
01 ult10Y busEcnt H!cEG JEak fGCEft1 ID PaTH1sns
especially applnuhcd, and II was generally ad.
tnittcd that this little incident displayed hIgt,
degree othtstrlonic power the part tho brother
Four sgececd!pF scenes were each thoroughly
sneess*ful; and the parents n .lo.tnh, Of hs
delighted with tl,cir children that they mentally
resolved 70 take an ear1y opportunity to expires.
Psf ss fsass aasn IL W. ssea Rst a' on
kta-c that shs parental tatIsfacton was changed 70
ny n at'nr.'cs and di''nny. :,
The children had confidently c1!rcctrl that the
eighth incident would bc moro loudly applauhcd
than amy otl.er. They had done ltcfr vrry hcsf ia
make y flcssive Iosspn bud sysn gone sS tas s y
,ut wiz 70 lilo tetniisi Thcro was a sravt
rnistakc nndc. and cannot nnw DO unmaIc.
Whether tho nccasfon warranted eltven Mdiuet
ladies Of advanced years In fainttns on The spot.
families pfse!pita.oy pnt nt The ehusen md 'n de-
| ntty perhaps ho doubted: but there wat
certainly no cxcnso for the unretml1
haste With which the sunday school Snpcr'
intsndent 1eaped or the ttaEc, bnxea io,trasesrs
4Hr. ItoflpadF, who was the Auper5ntcnacnt's "wi
koi,. and who wns wrting with iasGc hotsc-plttn
| to take part In tho next sctnc. or courBc. a!
DrownArtlc tan9 with the affair next dny, end It Y
ianfni intefsie,ys WITH thaf Respective fathere il
the woodslta bcforc going to bcu that night. ~,
that the children meant we'll. ought to be concc0
Cd II they wero ln4ltcreet, they hays terribly OK
plntel thcir cffuf and u tho hlalr leads to Tue
purchase Of Sunday. school library. wdakont N,
brownsville will have no cahac to regret the faiisfs
Of tho tableAux,
, 1877-06-15

Tie atasts,lcs Of the SenIos c.ass It Yals College
have just been uplhbcd, making neat pamphlet
Of th,rty.s!x psges. The tsst few pages gtvo 4
brief summary ol the achool- events Of tho pact
four yeass, from which sppeasa that tho elsss has
. very crcdttabls record. Ths Claus nunooss lit
n4cmbprs. The clasaes Of tho three pscyloas years
numbered respectively 1oo, 1t2 aud l:2. Four
Of tho class havc died. The Oldest man Ia 28; tho
youngest 10; the svc1ago ago y e2 Jcass months
days. The tallest man IL 0 feet = incAca; tho
shortest fset Il tuch; tho a1erage height, fees
vi inches. TAs heatIsst man wstghs 4to pounds; !;
ths l!yats.:, Ito; .ho average seixht Il : small
students coma from ConnaetlcnL and thitty-
two from New York. ThiElJ.two Of tho men nor.
, 1877-06-15
WHERE THE MONEY GOES.

NEw YoaK, June 1.-THE 1tg<s says more
credits hnvs been granted BY our leading banking
houxcs 70 lar tls seasou than for tmo OF thee yc1rs
back. Al New York alone worry probably issues
SIS OD 600 VI essdta. tho total a1noant Of money
spent bY our tuurata IN \ setaon of four ssontAa
abtuaa may be set down 1t Something not lrss than
4l0G 900 dOl
, 1877-06-15

fSAbM rAip ron pouks-cAsn N iouhs HAM, is1S;
Chan UpoE iIouse. corner Madison sad DtAbosl'tts
, 1877-06-15

HVASTED-fnTR. IN GOOD LOCATION. WEST
W Fi1t. fnt tor cott1rc and lot c1esr+ md eA.h
tNOS. Il MAtittf.+ Hs Wnshtnrtor.st.
, 1877-06-15

TH1 EXCIiSNVE-GO FEET II FINE LOCATION
Dretel 1Ieae1.5d su4 aea atug.st1Ste s1 nssh
Property and 5nHie csAh. Give location u property.
Adlscas i ~, Tribune tl1ee.