, 1877-03-04

through its Chairman, reported the following:
$ WuEEEAs, Tic Rex. Samuel C. Bartlett y. D.
2 unanimously elected bT the Board Of Trustees t
the Presidency Ut Dartmouth College, and specia
meeting Of the Dartmouth College Alumni Associa
tlon of Chicago Las been called for the purpose o
taking suitable notice of this gratifying event, thu
following resolutions expressive OF tho feelings o
Resolved. That The members Of this Association
contemplate with peculiar satisfaction the election
Of the Rev: Dt. Bartlett to the Presidency. Of the
for many years ut the West the jealous friend
and efficient promoter Of liberal learning, and his
eaasstsr % hs A. an S 1"s1 aa ae
thcolosian and Of letters the most cstimable
personal qualifications, give full assurance that
his services would be of the highest value in the
arduous and important station he has been selected
10 ti]l, and
Eesolred, That we offer him not only our hearty
congratulations his election, but our earnest as
suraucc that, in the even. Of his acceptance, our
sympathies und best wishes will attend him in the
administration Of the COLLEGE, and that no reason
mote the prosperity OF the institution and to en-
| large the sphere Of its usefulness.
Thcresolutions were unanimously adopted.
4 CLEVER sTRATEGEM r01LEp.
Yesterday about noon, on Clark street, q
portly and wcll-dressed gentleman suddenly fell
in an apoplcctic or epileptic tit upon the side
walk. There was large crowd present
naturally, and in few minutes ut least
hundred people had gathered round the sufferer,
pro1Eal OF good but contradictory advice. One
good Samaritan held the sufferers head upon
Ills capacious bosom, while another bathed his
brow with water and uubuttoncd his collar.
PRESENTLY there was faint 1luttcr of returning
and lie looked the thanks he could not sneak
70 not agitatc yourself, my young fricul,''
said the man whol,eld his head. s.No,'' said the
other Satnaritans, ssyou have had proyilential
escape from death, and your heart is full of
mafrai ifc - otTsr 1,1, ,ra;e. s n., -. s9ns
Tor tic ,1er.y extended to ro., asrr15;n1 :; ts
ritual OF tie church of whict Z whG ,,n,m, w sue
,,or IN ,,aa e+a3;r AZ III ~" ottstt t'e'.1
~ ,,s,.,,s4,a.i.nt;I. 49, ". enecse taa" eatu
cheese that * fhc ..;,ss sa .,o, ~ tue ~, roal
Cause if h. Isn't I'm ouea ,;s'es " :; ~ .t ,
,"91 noe iose ~, 1'Ine mere. L wouldn't have
sone anyhow, only thought 1t was =
i've inpious S0ssS soath oesad sad the Hs 1st Mat
gooa Samaritan, ::but IN the midst Of life we
arc IN ueath- Yes echoed the other good |
samaritan, aud re should always 60 pre- |
rc pa1eu ,.c lor "naieser may occus And what
soe na
to catch the words from his pallid lips, ''tllerc
Is no rreparation like twenty years cnaow-
ment policy in the -" but before be could !
name na th Inc od company VIII which he vas connect
dropped 1t with fearful crash upon the stone
s1uewaik, scrambled to his feet and fed pre-
cipitaJcly, followed By the rest OF the crowd,
while the agent, rising With face expressive
OF Q nlneh disappointment. felt the back Of his
sE" kEELET MOTOR IN OUR MIDST.
H., = sSc..,:1.9sat Young man upon the West Side
has devised scheme which in simplicity and
eAeel,veness ~ IS tue equal OF any .pateut motor
ne thc sIme =" teoda m th ine t'ai processes are
Ehat he had discovered new and powerful me-
:nanlcA agent BY means Of which sou could run