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10 "a EdlloT QT 1k1 5T16XNE.
sHuLIsnuRo, Wis. April oval Bryan please
ana viii suale ont tel; me how to mako chow-thow
Ike that W. vel ~ tle hoselss Also how 10 prepare
canItsd oranges Ike those we get at large parties
tu the city. >. J. o.
, 1877-04-14

n az Editor 4f TAe tribune.
EitzAnHra. n H., April t,-Wil1 rnmt Of ihc
ladic" Of The i1omc be k,na enough 70 tel! nc what
can d1 with crarc which hus rot wet and " now
covered With llttlc silver speekst
1.unt'a S.S.: FlcAao eehd recipe for home .snado
noodtcA.
Fiddle and Flatc:, Take soft ticcc Of linen.
sGak , VII s%eet oil; rnd rne % on @ salbans every
Maud Lee: Iic!c y . good recipe for Vienna
butter. make Il soft By warming, m.x to;
EsthsF one quart q ous IT. tw0 tsa:%n1Gntnl7 % and
put with butter. Tako mot. Or 1ctHrw milk a.
you may think ncceeraey to form dough, Of nana
it!lIne.+, put into ths milk nac.half tsaspoonf1l
of snlt; t';n si!t lnto onu ;h' h,a aGr5 Wtth sah
out on board, and knesd safl!eien.ly, 70 make
= largo round cutter. Then fold each one over to
forma half round, wettlng q ttttlo hetwccn the
folds 10 make thent hlick together. PAcc thum on
but.cred pans 20 not to toari. wasl, then, over
dlateiy In hot oven about twenty minutes. am
dt, wish some ono won,d send ms 4 drcss mt.
tern. any ono would be 70 kind, nddrcss H.
corner First avenuc and Fourth street. Elizabeth
Nj. RoaENART.
, 1877-04-14
eateher, made Of pebble. hoard: Il any one wonld
ina Will forward II with p!easNre. LEAiF


pAFfH-HnTUEN* ASF H*}tIE-S-hhks
IN tAs Eastor df The ,TrfbuHs,
GnfrATD. Aprtl 1U.-Tht lady who ~nrtA 4 bifth~
day gift for her huai7and conld give him nothing
pretttcr than pnpcr- -hn1dcr Of galvanized wire fur
fonndutinn. and silver card bnant whrktd rnnnh
with Uree!ab pattern and the word "Faprrs )" in
the crnt:c. Hind ali aronnI \ lth ribbon the color
OF zephyr That yum woti II wtth then fae,cn t, in
with rorh nnt tn..c1s at e,ch corner. 1t II really
pretty. md admired BY Al that s'c It.
TutMcc0 emake wilt kill tnAcets on rosc bnAhes.
VIII Esyan rIcnAc fcnd the tnlSbrtquih pattcrn
10 Jrssir, rarc Of Carrier II, Chicago! Will send
her tidy pattafn Of modern dnvc Ut ro1nethsrg.
Noon)c SoGp-Two cYY.. one spoonful water,
onc.hair tra#poonfal baking. powder, pinch Of
Fah. anh 1innr cnnuRn ~ mil mt very sh,n.-the
thinner III. better. rt It ttnnd tbs cake .huart
to.lry i!stj". then roll np nnA cnt In II. narrow
ttstps a. possible. Roll fifteen minutes in beef
sUnr.
lid any Of the ladies' ever tako tho cold hila OF
mrat lefi from the tnblt and chop ahc, an. add 4
'tfc water. butter. tePpcr and salf. ana put Gycr
tl!ces Of ioa.tcd hrcad3 1tis nice wsy tontc bits
Of tneht md hrena.
,Atntbs..Cakc.- part: Two cups brown sn..
gar. one cup hattef, ono cup .1nnlnites. ono cup
rweet milk h.n cups nnn,, yNlks seven eggs, two
teaar'ons cinnamon. one ieatppontnl Giovef. ote
Light part: Two cups whit" Hugnr, ono aud onc-
hnIf cups bnttce. one cup milk trxcet?. four cups
fnur. whites teven eggs. two tentpoonfuls baking.
powder. Adj the two. spoonful Of each at \
time. jksetE.
, 1877-04-14

tsan 81 OUT shl'dEeWs ehasacses, II cen,mencel A.
homo. Although manY MAY stray far from, tlo
hesrt, We MY yet t.i' tha seees rcn,atntns t.crs.
Mothers shoud entcavor 10 krcP up with tho times
Il ips e S; sS ;s l. ha; hst s
children Orc Ut mother who Gun Instruct thum In
iii of Tho e,lncatlnnsl branches u to-day. from
branches Of mathematics. 1t ~ q common error
:.s ss: !a sn stsv. Sna's snSt:
sasy as; tsasn sGnpou our tss "Ees: a:o to rsfui
99s " %whe a.. J. nx tnx5 1t kite: 70 ,ys ss1Sr e.
talght the necessary branches of hoascwprk, also
10 suw, mako e0ats, ye.it ai!a pants n g. , and @ O.
liz 70 taEa cnci !rads un perform thom ali l.klli.
fully and professionally, but do thu beat yoa cam
Ar e, To-, sGs CT ID Il Ross Rsssf. nj s s,!sS ssT
tIe emergency, Youth il Tho limo to lay ,he
old, bur they nv nous tho lss. usetul.,
Observer, your letters are appreciated.
WnS g f s y q Tss s:
10y : sfs :; ,,sns knew .s:s
especially the whooptny coashr ..,,
Ss{ tol: roas s Ss cn .aga, o9 tca sap
sa spson;ai ' soda. aavor; Gsst whites and yolSs
.spsru1s!yi h take r. two long tina; sprsaa & &jsl'y
"'pLAsusn AND oTisEn THINGS.
10 ths Editor Qf TAs Tribune.
oltaluiax ptrstigo has Seeu recently "
| pro. co6k, OF Doston, amt undoubtedly his popu.
iarity bus beeu attributed aolely 10 BIZ insprtnH
aa!sirons Uut y II not mainly due 10 Q Iewitc!l-
re5sase5 e1 sa ~ u ssseas Hic1 atisrus
ton tot sotl'e length Of lme. lie eifect IL exceed
K~euld Jo glosloa. plan for 81, tho '.:terlotH,
sIghtng sarah James. aud tho neglected ''wall.
| ~ capture beaux. to pronounce ''biop!aam" "
mirror, snd tue n.etaniorphosis wilt be 80 com.
plcts that they will not long remain .'nlosplo'
logical unlls, "oy tho boston mon will b. seized
th :nds9 HnnS g sn saStfs
tho shrine Of theae lovely unaouglt - n,asses ot
protoplasm." THIS Is not merely a cell lsellj
j. K. z. In hls asticlo on wo9an's influence ad-
| girls ~ expressed In q standardization last week
which was mailed too l.te ioF publication. I su,
glau that othsrs rvgsrd the subject In a similar
,Euehts W. a.taksn in stating "that the n. W:
II. ironing board can ho procured tn Chicago. !
panied ftisna 10 rchass ono Of ths inventor,
sn1 In speaking et biz uuparlteted success in dig
posing of tho boards, -ttsn selling 70 thoss
lily rsnsassea @ As that u h. = shoull 's'Isas saaa.
nIaesure them extensively, and introduce them
in cllcaxo IN fow wvsks; mass thls cortostiou
W.. hays eeeon,e interested tn tham through my
Recommendation, and DO not desire ~ be- rsspon-
il s. u. Il. will read Oussie's article again, she
will perceive that particular reference ula4e "
tie average gas). and not Ia s1ucaled Of reanei
san glye recipe fos preparing cabbage neasl,
'$1'' ;" > '''' ~>' dAu.
, 1877-04-14

There Are letter. 1T thls olIlco nijteaAed TO
nf.xu Leaf" q, "Aunt Lucy" aid "K."
, 1877-04-14
AMBER
OINTMENT -

AK your druggists for II, or address PERKINS
4 CO. r. o. Drawer 5o7, Chicago.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-15
An Inseresting DIGESTION.

We are reliably informed that the
authorities Of Exc County, claim and
assert the right to execute r. II Gro.
'gier. who was sent here for trial on
charge of venue, and convicted of
murder in In the first degree, In the
Court of the Fourth Judicial District.
They say that Crozier ought to be sent
to hiAo To be executed, that his
punishment might be a warning to
those who knew that he committed the
CRIME of which he has been convicted.
District Attorney Harding is of the
opinion that the officers of Eiko
County, which is outside of this Ju-
dlciaI District. cannot legally execute
the judgment of the Court here in
capital cases, and that they cannot in.
sist upon 1t as a right, anymore than
they could insist upon conveying Gro
zler to the State Prison. had he been
sentenced to that institution. The
plaintiff in the case, is the State of
Nevada, and Elko is no more a part of
the State than Humboldt. IL is no
more the right of The Sheriff Of Elko
County to execute Crozier. than it was
for the D,stric Attorney of Elko to
prosecute him after the case bad been
transferred from that county. 1t is
the duty of the Sheriff OF HUMBOLDT 10
execute the judgment of the Court
here. We believe the question has
never before been raised in the State,
and III the Sheriff of Elko insists on
what be considers his right and duty,
it may have to be determined by the
Courts, as the wishes of the snfortu-
nate being. who is the principal in the
case, are not likely to be consulted at
all in the matter.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-15
BUSINESS LOCALS.
No Excuse For Being Sick.

without getting immediat relief aud cure.
We have the first case of Coughs, Colds or
Consumption, or any disease of the Throat
and Lungs yet to hear from that has not
been cured. We have distributed every year,
for three years, over 100000 Sample Bottles
by Druggists in all parts Of the United states
NO other Manufacturer of Medicines ever
gave their preparations such test 90 this
Go to your druggist and get a bottle for 10
cents and try 1t Two doses will relieve you.
sample Bottles 10 cents each. an Is -
Agents Craney6 Brigham. wholesale drag
gists Sap Frspcieeq. jan2-iy
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-15

AS there appears to be considerable
anxiety to learn the day set for the
execution of r. III. Crozier. convicted
of the murder of Charles Silverstein,
we have inquired of the District At
torney when the death warrant would
be made out. That gentleman in
formed us that he will prepare the
warrant and submit it to the Judge in
q few days. Due notice of the time
will be given ia these columns.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-15

Davidson. George Crowley. .4,-
In Paradise Valley: r. II. Scott. O.
A. Nichols. James Harvey.
Atiarge: Major 'Buckner, G. A. Kyle,
George Carroll. -
w. l.. French was chosen Cores.
ponding Secretary, and after some
remarks by r. w. Wood, and Mr.. Earl
the meeting adjourned until next. Sat.
urday evening ats o'clock.
To-day, at a meeting of the several
committees, ire following executive
committee was elected. Geo. Berrott,
z. W, Johnscn, n. II. Scott. r. W.
Wood, and William Sampson.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-15
-----------8 ---------------
DISTRICT COURT.

W. 8. BoNNIrIELD, JUDGE,

w. 8. BoNNIrIELD. JUDdE,
The following business WAS trans
acted yesterday:
Fairbank vs.. Fairbank - Continued
for the term.
N. Levy VS. III. Tiffany Judgment
ordered for plaintiff for 81 600.
r. W. Lewis was released as bonds
man in the matter of the estate of A.
l.. Page. deceased. and the powers of
the Administrator of said estate
suspended until be filed a new bond.
Court adjourned until May %.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-15

AN Iowa paper tells of a smart wife
who helped her husband to raise
seventy acres of wheat. The way she
helped him was to stand in the door
and shake a broom at him when he sat
down to rest. G
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-15
HoFEL ARRIVALS.
Lafayette Hotel.

jos. GEHMAlN. PROPRIETOR.
n g Bi~sell Wad-wo tn.
Geo M Miller. Unionvf1le.
NJ Donley, ~ Assault Valley.
&C b v ood, "
j S Hillyer, &"
p Sweeney. ard wife. Pleasant VALLEY.
II Polls II, Cnrn1crpia.
G Ely, Rye sich -. -......
8 Sweetsnsa, ignia City.
Vim PhtrrOu. T"
James 4 Ward, Oakland.
NJ Hart,
& Butler. Bakersfield.
q NJ Ieeth. Cal.
Joe Disc lie, -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-15
In Town..

Judge Mckinney, of Lander county.
who is on his way home from
Churchill county, where he has been
holding term of Court, arrived in
town to-day, accompanied by his
wife and brother.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-15

THERE is NOTHING MYSTERIOUS about the
disappearanre from the skin Of eruptionss.
burns, scslds, Bruises, ulcers, and sores
tnrongh the influence OF GLENN's SULPHUR
SOAP. Sulphur is a potent purifier and healer
q the skin and 10 most benehcially utilize /.
in this form. \ ~
40 aENaw your YourH use HnL's InTAx.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-15

s. j. Chambers is now stocking the
road from Winnemucca to Cornucopia,
preparatory to starting his stage line,
and has gone to Unionville to purchase
horses.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-15

The celebrated horse Doc Weldon
will arrive here this week and will
stand for the season at Naramore's
stables. See ad. TO morrow.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-15
Quite sick.

A. Gintz and Joseph Ginacca are
both sick in San Francisco. and the re-
covery of Mr.. Ginacca, who was
struck with paralysis. is considered
doubtful.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-15

Emtgrant

Eight car loads of emigrants, three
hundred and sixty persons. passed
through last evening
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-15

f. Reiuhart & Co. loaded to-day
enc Of Willard Il Gossett's teams for
Cornncopia With 1900 pounds of
merchandise,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-15

D, r. Riley is authorized to collect and
receipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE
In Paradise Valley. f-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-15

Two church members in Atlanta,
Ca. quarrelled over the question of
the control of money raised to convert
the heather, and came to blows in front
OF the church while the congregation
was dispensing.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-15

We learn from Superintendent Green.
well of the Rye Patch mine. who was
in town yesterday. that the mine is
looking better than ever before, and
with the limited capacity of the mill is
now producing $1,000 per day in
bullion.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-15
COMMITTEES WERE CHOSEN

As follows: To solicit subscriptions to
defray the expenses of committees to
be sent to different parts of the coun-
try. among farmers and cattle men,
james Manning. @. @. Biles, L. l..
Richard, David Gerout.
To solicit subscriptions to the capital
sock in Wirnemucca: NJ. B. st. anton,
Chas Kemler, W. c. Record.
To solicit subscriptions in Southern
and Western Humboldt: G. NJ. Miller,
Unionville. Henry Muttlebury, Big
Meadows, E. p Torrey, Creana. L. A.
Blakeslee, Humboldt House.
To solicit subscriptions in Quin
River Valley: II. II. McColly, c. A.
LaGrave. George Berrott. as
= To solicit subscriptions in the Stein
Mountain country; p. French. T. r.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-15

This Morns~G,s Bomrd.

260 Ophir Ga $50 Mexican Az
SEQ G& 4u5 llGO b Il b So 81
-2245 Gala Ok 23h $50 Savs 2102h
500 Con Va 2319 23A 40 Chollar II I6k
b35 H NIk 145 els G oint 81 81
$40 Vel ow Ho4h 1880 Impfrials5c
so Kentuck $50 .'si si55 Alpha IN Ga
40 Belebef 26Dc 80 Confidence AZ
745 N. yada 901 1S5 Utah 66k
AS Bullion "a 235 ITO Exeh guer l40 H5
$40 Overmat 40 ITO veg Belcher ID
go Justice 1903 AIS Union 220 2A
20o Julia DC 235 Csl~,'unia ll5c
1000 Andes as GOO Prospect SOC
$50 n ar "a
Gold, silver and Curremry.
San Francisco. May Is.
Silver 6 6A a. pa,t y
Trades "a 95
'Greenbacks IA 95A
Gold op, ned la New York to-day at
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29

is. English Grafton, The French Peasant OF To-Day
George William Saunderson, Nashua ,,, 49,,
6. English Grafton, Once OF the THINKER, Wiim WIT
rem Prescott North Berwick. Me. ,.,
IL Political DsputatlOn. IL Government sufficiently
Responsible To the Arthur Chase Brst0l Os
Joseph Pfeiner, Portsmouth.
WnslOw FaIDswOrih, Milford. -
10 English Grafton, "The veds-Ancient Thonght In an
. Ancient Language" John Moore ComstOck. Hanover. -.
90 Dissertation, Of the Imagination In science.
Charles Edward Leslie, wells River, VI -,
~ English orailou "Tne Imperial Power OF Ideas Win
Valedictory Addresse Harvey Smith, Norwich, VI
Degrees conferred
PTayer.-Music.
After the conclusion OF the Commencement exercises
NE procession reformed and the alumni including the
Seniors proceeded COnant Hall, where the annual
alumni dinner waiting President Bartlett presided
until dinner disposed OF and the two usual stanzhs
Of" Old Hundred" sung when Dr. sanborn' as
President OF the alumni took the chair and called for
short aferdinner speeches from President Bartlett e1
Gov. Noyes, Gov. Prescott and others
The weeks exercises closed by the trustees recep
ton Culver Hail. aud later the reception given by the
Senior class The dancers prolonged the festivities TO
late hour.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29

Calculus and written thesis the mathematical theor
YiDrang chords The prize for The best on "Ihe S
and Political sgnhcanee Of TIC Vision Of Pefs Powmss
was awarded Ia Fred. Taylor Gatea with homo able me,
OF Charles Erastus BarOw. Herman Phinuey
honorable mentiOD for In chemical analg oa
Junior Cfdss ITizesFOr examination Putareh,. %,
OF SoOn with tho ousttutiOn OF Ateua C..,
OF Justice, the hrst prize awarded Morton Nuof 80
honorable mention OF Donald Sutherland Brown "''h
Sophomore excellence
FIRST prize awarded Henry Gabriel Mie: the seco
Louis SPAIN. and the tbn to Moses rshed For An ~
inatOn the Tenth Book of Pllnys Letters an e.ss h
the Provincial System Of Rome under the Emperor rh
The first prize awarded 10 Louis SPAIN the second -
Hiram b. DIN
Fosshmaa Cta1 Przes.-For examination on Raw.
Higher Algebra the first pTze awarded 30 Charles Ta
ings WNtdei the second 70 James Monroe HGht Geoge
DOnphan received honorable mention for examinatn az
the De Senccute" and DE Amctid" Of Cicero Cre,ca
Arthur Mcdonald received honorable mention an r.
nation So OF the Letters OF Cicero.
After stirring address 10 tho graduating class frn,
the President, the alumni and officers adjourned 10 Inc
University Building, where the alumni dinner wss
served IL announced that az the alumni rheetnc
yesterday had been resolved 20 raise alumni fund u
g25,O00 for the university and subscriptions beIns
called for large an amount subscribed on fhe
spot that there remains doubt but that tho whos
Will be raised Two vacancies the Board q,
Trustees filed by the election oi Isaac sherman N
Ncw-York and Of David Gray, editor Of The Bu6aio
Courier
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
HARVARD COMMENCEMENT.

An INTERESTING ACCOUNT or CHARNING occA-
SION - IHE PRESIDENT CORDIALLY RECEIVED
THRoUGHOUT-sC SCENES IN SANDERS THEATER
OF MEMORIAL HALL.
lFROa A sFECAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUSBl
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 27.-FOr many
years at Harvard has not been what 1t
used to in the days when it festival for all New
England and the cergymen from remote districts used TO
come down u Cambridge. stopping at ono anotber's
houses and jouIneying together till multi
piled 10 a dozen and when the Indians used TO
rally Their scattered numbers and encamp the neigh
boring common. Class day has long superseded t i'm
porance. this year the visit Of President Hayes
brought about sudden revival Of the occasion, which
may be productive OF permanent good To-day for the
first time the graduating Of the schools Of Law,
Medicine and Science shared in the "parts," and re-
eeyed their degrees along with the 200 graduates Of the
academic department.
brilliant audience assembled Ia the Sanders Thscter
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
sYRACrSE UNIVERSITY.

WORK DONE DURING THE YEAR-GIFIs TO l"" w.
yERsIrY-T THE SENIOR CLASS.
rFRoN A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE IRb0 S,''
SYRACUSE, June 2S.-The year al 'u0
University OF Syracuse opened with the en''s~ss ns,
of a Freshman class numbering 10, Tue -.
times" and other causes not dinlhis"ne -.
customary numbers. The total number oi e'u .'',~.
In attendance IN three colleges, Liberal Ar's ,s
and Fine Arts has been 23l. During the year 'n0 s.~
gymnasium was added 70 the tributaries of inc "'",.
non. In these gymnasia examinations are bed, us'
tlie supervision OF some person desgnateu |"
university. and no further examinations lo'
trance are required The entrance "oiA ,,,
last Freshman Glass was hardly up to the a'of''g
what the class lacked IN this direction II has mo''
nad mn n the earnestness with which u has ,Ssy
of nm college matters Athletics were dead WIZ ,.ok
entered They are far from II now No ena"ss ss,,rsry
place In the Faculty al the opening OF tue sSi ,,dy
To rumors The museums ana library nav - ononasga
filling up by purchase aud gts Recently w IT, an me
Historical Society deposited all lts cotoV md
museums These collections number sever 90 ohcr
anecn,.ns Nv gift aud purchase more lhan -vvV ~
snacimens have peen collected. The most hl12i hs
these A. n collection purchased of Dr. W. Dc ,.,ed
noted archaeological. series OF lectures Nds noon
NV this gentleman during the spring teim i.m,.,,can
ag,h,ooeg the first OF the kind delivered ~ as,ss Of
colleges These were supplementary to Ihe nH ooiegy
lectures delivered by DIR. A. Wmcheu upon k'"
decidedly tho event OF the year. ,..ro ,,-solldar
The courses Of study have again undergone NO--0,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
PHI BETA KAPPA AT HARVARD.

SENATOR BAYARD THE ORATOR AND FDMUND CLAIR
ENCE sTEDMAS THE PoET-MR. sTEDMAS's POEM.
BosToN, June 2S.-The annual gathering of
the members OF the Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity Of Har-
ward College occurred to-day and q large Mem
bers present from all parts Of the country and
joined in making the day agreeable supplement 20 the
Commencement Of Wednesday. The following were
elected officers and honorary members:
Prosident-The Rev. Edward Everett Hale
Scoretary-Ciencnt :. smith.
TIeasureI-Henry :. Deany.
ajor Clarence stedman, Charles W Eliot Charles C.
Perkins George Osgood, the Rev Henry jerks. the Hon
Carl Schurz Lucius Paige, samuel = Green
Shortly before noon procession was formed near
Boyston Hall OF the members of the fraternity in the
of classes the oldest having the right Of the line
and preceded by the GerDania Band marched directly
10 Memorial Hail. where the literary exercises occurred
IN Sanders Theater The procession was marked one
for the presence OF large number of gentlemen whose
names are familiar the public in every department
and sphere OF life. The Rev. Edward Everett Hsle pre-
sided and after the prayer introduced as the orator Of
the day the Hon. Thomas +. Bayard OF Delaware. Mr..
Bayards oraon referred TO the Government OF our com
country He urged that individual Independence in
thought and expression peculiarly needed under our
majority There dangers 10 be avoided, he said
such as religious hatred and unscrupuOusness in bus
ness and other evils and public and private virtues TO
be cultivated The responsibility resting upon the edu-
Gated men OF the country was pointed out
A poem then deliver by Edmund C. stedman Of
New-YOrk, as follows:
HAWTHORNE.
Read before Hc Phi Beta Kappa Soc,tty H1rrarf Unicr
sity, Odmbr5dge, June %, 1877
Sweet harp Of eastern song
That even III slumber tTemblest with the touch
OF poets who like the four winds from thee waken
All hamOnies that to thy strings belong
Say, witt thou blame the alien hands too much
Which from thy laucled Tcsting-piace have taken
Thee crOwned-One, Ia their hOldf There Is name
Should quicken theei No carol Hawthorne sang.
ct lis aTtIculate spirit, like thine oaYn,
Made answer quick flame,
To each breath of the shore from which he sprang,
And prose like his was poesy's high tone.
BY measureless degrees
Star follows star throughout the rounded night
Far of his path began, yet reached the
Sweet influences of the Peiades,-
A pOrtion and a sharer of the Light
That shall so long outlast each burning sphere
Beneath the shade and whisper of the pines
Two youths were fOstered in the nOrseland air;
One found an eagles plume, and one the wand
WheTewth a seer divines:
Now but the Minstrel hngers Of that pair
The rod has fallen from the Mage's hand.
Gray on thy mountain hight,
More fair than wonderland beside thy streams,
Thou with the splendOrs twain OF youth and age,
This was the son who read thy heart Alright,
OF whom thou vast beholden III his deams.-