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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALEXANDRIA, April Io-sailed, bark Luisa Bruno dtaD
Lauro. United States.
BRIsroL April 2o-Arrivcd. steamer Cornwall (Br). Will
Jams. New York.
BELYAsr, April 10-Avrivod bark Empress (Br), Han
cock. Buii River.
CALCUTTA March 23-Saiied. ships Robert Kerr (Br)
Fleming Boston Star OF Albion r). Hughes New York
Deaf. April i9-Arrivcd, barks somerviie (r) Fraser
Cbarcsou for Hamburg; 10th, Alfred. Burt Mobile for
Amstedam Elise GER Wietinr New Orleans for Revai
Emma 4 Robert tGcE, Schrieber, MOBILE for wolgas.
DUBLIN April I9Arrivcd bark Kate Burrili tBr). Nor
r. Baltimore.
ELsrSonx. April Ie-Arrived. ship Earl Granville OBJ.
Ccpp. Savannah for Rcvnl.
New York
GssoA April Arrived brig Frithiof Sor) Jcremia-
sen, Baltimore.
sailed April IT, bark Louisiana rtaD. 0sndoo Uni.cd
States
nAvur April Ie-Arrivcd bark Jacques Cour Fr,, jean,
New Orleans.
Arrived 18th, ship Viola tBr), vaugbsn, Now Orleans
Sailed 10Th, steamer st Laurent (Fr), Lucbcsncz New
York.
LIVERPOOL April i9-Arrived, bark Thorgnv Nor). An
Benson Portland, Nc; Palestine Isl. Whteway, Boston.
LosDoS. April 20 Arrived. ship Koomar Br,. Norris.
Pepsacos bsrks Resurrenione dtsD Deiepianc. Dsren
via Faya; sestri Csor,. svcndscn, Bull River.
Lspos April 10 -ssicd bark II DuvsI tBr). Harris.
United States.
tDnteh). Wis 0ron Ro.tcrdarn). New YORK direct.
PosrLASp. April Io-Arrived brig Bernhard t0er. Lu-
ling. New York tor tottenbarg
QrKgssrowS. April 10 Arrived, ships Abcrystwith Cas-
tie (Hr) Hughes Portland D: City Of Cashmere (Br.
Gricvc. san Frsncisco: Grasmere tBD. windmcr, do;
Mrcdaie Orr. Brown DO; barks Del Bo-chetto dta.
Pcrcgae New York; Anna 0rto dtsi). Rcpetto Phiia-
dcphis; signet (r). Yco Portland. Me; umberto Gala
to,s dtan Bsrono Baltimore; woodhai (i5r Lowc. A.
toria: 2oth ships III Morse. Ames. New Orleans; Rycr.
son r Dennis. ia; barks Etino,osis dtap sca Balsi-
more. origluc Utah, Cavassa. do Rosa u,aD, Barba.
guiata, do.
RovrS April ie-Arvcd. bark Ebeuczcr tyor). Nielsen.
New Orleans
Sailed from -. bark Joha Ens tBr. simpson. Phita.
dcipha.
Lo.poS April cU-BarN afrr1ord tNor, New York
for sIuorc bcore repotedp Is ashore Bjorring and
full OF water
Brig st Picro Usnn. L,uro. which arrived At Naples
Apr II New York, leaking. and had ictisoned
part Of her cargo.
WEATHER REPORT.
PLYMOUTH. April 20. Pm Wind $. moderate; cloudy
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schr II Hoigate from Dennis before reported In the
Roads above. passed in this AN.

Roads above passed in this AM
BOUND EAsT.
Steamer Marlborough (Br. Frazier, New York Tor All
fax ST John NIB. and Yarmouth. Ms.
steamer Neptune. Berry, New York Tor Boston.
Bark Zulma tBr). Peterson. New York fo- Gibraltar
schr ximena. Thompson, New York for Machias
Schr n Lawrence, Lawrence. New York for Montauk.
schr ssiiie Burton, Burnley New York tor stamford.
schr Alaska Hamilton Hoboken tor Boston.
Schr nvoy, French, IIob.ken Tor Boston.
Schr John II Stroup Hurst. Hohoken for Providence
Schr tame Cock, Masters. Newourg for New London.
schr Comelia u. ne. Port johnson for Proviaence.
schr Liberty, smith. Fort johnson Tor Norwalk
schr Congress willard, Amboy for Port nd: Mo.
Schr Anderson. ohnson, Amboy Tor Hartford
Schr shaier. Holt. Ambny for Connecticut River.
schr = Gdersleevs. Inil. Philadelphia for BOSTON
Schr Reed, Kelsey. Baltimore for New Haven.
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NETTING TO A DUEL.

n
THE LIFE BLOOD or JERSEY YANKEE ON
POINT or HONOR.
ipY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HEnALD.l
TRENTON, n. D., April 20, 1878
Last Thursday night a book agent named L. N.
Demctt who has been here for the past three weeks
representing New York and London houses went
into Wilmington n Williams auction store. whero
snlo Of watches was IN progress 10 be-
came tho purchaser Of one for $50. and
ordered u to DO delivered at bis
hotel in the morning. when no would pay for II.
Curlcss T. Williams, Of The arm, took the watch tho
hotel and asked payment from DcmotL Tho latter
said no had no money, whcrcupon williams called
him ioafcr. Angry words ensocd and williams ieiI
EXPLANATION DEMANDED.
In tho afternoon Williams was handed tho follow
Ing
DpsH siR;on sccount Of slight hiding cx-
isting between Won aud H. ~. Demo,t Eco OF l.onaon
England. a eas hts ireod, demand and
apology from v0u. A refusal your part to grant
this request viii nee estate mcetln-. | will
he pleased 20 c.nfoS with frisrd Of
yours the Trenton Hou-os afternoon III.
hours thrc and four tipping this little diniculty will
be am cably settled, am ,, mr. respectfully,
Williams csruted his tuelioteer O. IL ciaik. to SOC
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KILLED BY FALLING.

Mary Cray, sged sixty.twc, thrown from
wagon In Newark n. j., yesterday. and received IN
jures which caused her death. sbc was the wifc OF
q truck farmer who lives In Ifvington. she accom-.
panied her husband 10 Market and after dsposing OF
Their goods ana while returning homo horse took
right and Ia starting TO run away the woman was
thrown 20 the pavement, striking violently on her
head. She picked mp un up state md
died about half an hour after.
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CHARGED WITH SWINDLING.

In tho Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
David Levi, young man OF prsscntable appearance,
was charged with being swindler. Among the COM
plainan,s Nicol CowIishaw. OF No. 743 Broad
way; Friedman h I.auterjung, OF No 81 Chambers
street; Robert Fredercks 4 Co., OF No. los Duane
street; Brock L. Koch, OF No. 1I3 Chambers street,
AMI steele Il Rogers, OF No. l51 Mercer street. Those
aud about dozen other merchants alleged that they
had been swndicd by Levi out Of upholstery, cutlery
dry goods and material OF various kinds Jpdgc Kill
breth committed him for tria
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DoJAN BURRELr.

Doian Burrci an old merchant OF this city. died
yesterday at his residence in Brooklyn Tho
deceased commenced business In this city
twenty-five years ago Ito associated himself with
tho glass district OF Boston, aud nj one time
had four factories IN operation. lie sold largely TO
the iobDers IN New York and other principal cities
under tho nrm name OF the American Class COMPANY.
lie also connected OF late years with the South
American lamp trade Mr. Butreii At the timo Of hts
death was about nss i've years OF ugc.
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c. HAMILTON DAKvB.

q. Hamilton Baker, County Clerk OF Chemung
county this State who last January TO the Dor.
muda Islands benefit Of his health, died there
quito rcccptiy. The deceased, who was in
tho thirticth year Of bis ago. was the son
or Richard Baker, who was a vol known resi-
dent OF Chcmuug county. he FOR four years
chief clerk IN The law office Of Governor Robinson.
lilo was elected County Clerk In 1875. Mr. Baker
one OF the most efficient clerks Chcmung county ever
had, his many years service In tine Clerks Office Of
Chcnuna county as q subordinate making him thor
ouehly familiar with all The details Of the Office. lilo
leaves wic, but no children.
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SAILED.

Steamers Egypt CBr), Lycrp ri; City Of Now York.
Holland (Br), London: Cafornia Brj Glasgow; Somer-
Santiago dc Cuba. Hsvsna Morgan City. New Orleans
Macon savannah City OF Atlanta Charleston: Benciac.
tor, Wilmington, NC; Knight. Georgetown, 10; Old
Domiraon Richmond, &c ship tiold Hunter. shanghai
Florence. San Francisco; barks Vera oi.r). London
overheard Deius licr); Bremen Harmonic tNor), Klsi
Port Spain; Com Barbados.
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FREDERICK W. HEprEYHErMER.

Frederick W. Heppenneimer, member Of tho Jersey
City Board OF Finance and Taxation from tho Fourth
district. died suddenly yesterday morning at bis resi-
dcucc No. 40 Reservoir avenue. Jersey City ghts
from heart disease hc left the house at ten o'clock
A. NJ. ma returned an hour later after having
his usual morning saIop on horseback prescribed by
hts physicians shortly after eleven o'clock he en-
tered carriage at the door 10 bis place Of
business in this city, when he was seized with tho
fatal attack He was carried into the house and ex.
pired before medical assistance arrived he my
years OF age and father OF large IN mily lie
proprietor OF a Iithograpb.c establishment ~ Ne
~ william street, this city; he was also n
captain Tor number OF years In tho Filth
regiment New York National Guard. flo was
President OF tho Ariou and numerous
other German and benevolent organizations on
Thursday last he honored with the appoint nj
to tho chairmanshp Of the Committee on Finance Of
Jersey City.
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Ship Bruce fsD. Fraser. frum Grsenock for Quebec.
Apiii ., lat -, Ion 10 .ss,..a- NJ. -.
Bark Formoss (,r. ONcil from Bordeaux for Hampton
Roads, April g. lat Is 49, Ion 81 As.
Brig Augusta (Swe Samuelscn from Messina for Bati-
more, March ~, lat SO, Ion ~
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
SPOKEN.

Steamer rrsneonis reports tho slew buoy Pollock Rip.
Nantucket Shoals x distance to she ard
proper position. and has been % for some time.
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SAN FRANCISCO April I2-saled. ships War Hawk
DeAny Port Townsend; Dashin Wave. Martin, Tacoma:
barks Oakland. stevens Port Madison; Victoria lCIt.
aoh--ssiled. stesmers Beigc (Br) MetcsK Hong Kong
via Yokohama; Colima. senrie. Panama
SEABECK. April l2-Saled, bark ten Cobb Oliver San
Francisco
SAVANNAH, April 3o-CIeared, schr charmer. Noyes,
sailed STEAMERS City Of Savannah. Mallory. Now York:
Wyomin.. Teal philadelphia: brig Ramirez. barnard
New York; sehrs Lecnessa. Boston, Three Sisters. DO
LC Hickman. rhiladelphia; u II Mitchell. Georgetown
DC; De Mory Gray, bridgeport.
WILMINGTON. GAL April I2-Arrived. bark Com n the
Ocean, Dawes departure Bay.
WILMINGTON. NC, April lS-Belcw, schr Four Sisterx
from Eastern port.
both Arrived. schr Centennial. Risicr. Savms.a
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6 TON 0z i5s yYEsa5aa s.RH
MISCELLANEOUS.
a.
; '$#::s: ;s$E#Ess S.
'' y ysISs s sSSSasE
bun LADY READERS TO OUR uSR1vALLED STOCK
'REhCn TRAINED BONNRrs
AND ROUND HATS
WHICH FOR BEAUTY AND RICHNESS OF MA.
rERrAt. ELEGANCE OF DESIGN AND HARMONIOUS
BLENDING OF coLoRs NEVER HAS BEEN SUR
PASSED BY ANY SIMILAR DISPLAY IN THIS
CRY. AND AMONG WHICH WILL BE FOUND THE
VERY LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE PARTISAN
x4kKEE
STRAW GOODS
OUR DISPLAY OF STRAW GOODS IS ONE OF THE
LARGEST AND MOST VARIED IN THIS CITY AND
CONTAINS EVERY NOVELTY OUT FOE TIE SEASON
AT EXTREMELY Low PRICES.
FRENCH FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.
an IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF SPRAYS, cLUs-
TIERS. MoNruREs. wREArus ROSES, BUDS,
GRASSES. AC.. AT POPULAR PRICES.
RIBsoSs.
EVERY NOVELTY OUT IN TWO TONED SATIN
RIBBONS.
SATIN AND Gaos GRAIN REVERSIBLE RIBBONS.
SATIN AND asos GRAIN wArERED RIBBONS
AT PRICES MUCH BELOW WHAT THEY ARE
SOLD Fon ELSEWHERE
SILKS. GRAPES AND TISSUES
BLACK AND coLoRED eros GRAIN sILKa
BLACK AND coLoneD sArrSs
BLACK AND coIoRED FANCY TISSUES.
coURrAuLDs BLACK ENGLISH GRAPES
DRESS rRINMrSos
OUR STOCK or DRESS AND CLOAK TERMINUS
rs UNUSUALLY LARGE AND CONTAINS EVERY
NOVELTY our ron Tris SEASON. LADIES WILL
DO WE'LL TO EXAMINE our STOCK BEFORE
THEY BUY ELsEwIIggE- MARKED CARE AND At
rESrroN Is GIVEN TO rue FILLING or ANY OR
pEns LEFT WITH US. AND WHICH WE DELIVER
IN FIVE DAYS PROM RECEIPT or SAME.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
pARAsoLs AND SUN UMBRELLAS
WE ARE SHOWING THE LARGEST STOCK OF
PARAsor.s AND SUN UMbnELLAs IN THIS CITY.
EVERY NOVELTY OUT Foa THE Sc ,soS AT SUCH
EXTREMELY Low PRICES AZ TO BRING THEM
DOWN TO ALMOST ONE HALF THE PRICE ASKED
FOR TIE SANE CLASS on GOODS IN PREVIOUS
| SEASONS.
SAMPLES AND ISFoRNAiIoS SENT ON ArrLrcA.
TON.
JOHNSON BROTHERS Co.
a. AND SO EAST isrn BIT.
| UNION SQUARE
A TolLET LUXURY FOR rkErn AND BREAfi-
| n browns oampnorsted saeonsccoa. Dcntfrce, s5c.
MSSsss,rs.s! p-esrr. a.s hMsssloxs 2'h
s y. sd f. ,s% S.s %
~ Owing health % 'So sad Olives To's 20
| The mother.
ruliE IyvALrDs DEsfDRRATuM--FAMILY MIDI
| CINE.-1iyATr's LiFb BAf.sAM we speak Of nov Ia
sss' ~ ys;. '1s s"s' WIN 's''' Of ''
| tOSvUEaUH Uf RHEUMATISM
and most vetsb rcrcula Kings Lvii Old tcess
Neutssis. ,iout. &c aoertsiu affirmative HYAi'rInA
X; II *:
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
1 .
OMcc

DATES DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
MAY.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER. OBSER-
VATIONS.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

The Western Union time ball to-day dropped one
tenth second slow.
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Society OF St. supice. In BALTIMORE, occurred
about seven O'Clock yesterday morning, after
q brief illness He contracted cold about
two weeks ago, which quickly developed into pncu-
monia OF a malignant type dcfying the ablest medical
skill Tho last OF the Church were admin
istered' to him Friday night by the clergy
men OF the seminary. The ciergymen Of tho
seminary, Rows Paul Cnapow, Louis Msgn,cau, marc
Fonieveau, Paulinns +. Disscy and James McCalcn
wore summoned tho bedside OF their dying superior
at six O'Clock yesterday morning and renamed IN the
room until his death. Tow OF the seminarians were
also present. while the Others ninety in number
in tho corridor adjoining. Rev. p +. Dissey rcci,ed
the prayers for the dying previous TO hts death
which were responded to by the clergy and scmna
rams The scene was deeply affecting. Dr. Dubreu
was born at ST. Etlonne, in the diocese OF Lyons
tary education In his native town. and from his EARL
est yonrs manifested an inclination Tor tho ministry
near Lyons, who're no obtained thorough train
ting the classics and the polite literature
tho Ss He studied IN m no b.a
tho Seminary Of ST. sulpicc. Paris. For tour year
he pursued tho study OF theology at this place an
took rank with many who have distinguished them,
selves by their labors In the ministry both In this
country and in Europe At the end Of that time no
became a novice in the Society OF ST. sulpice at
lssy. where no was ordained prcst ON May a. 1889
he hed The chair OF theology In the SEMINARY at or
leans under the direction OF tho suiptiaus.
His success lecturer theological
questions and his Administrative ability were recog
nrzcd by the superior OF this Order, Fnthcr
De Coursop who thought 1t advisable to send him 10
America. Accordingly, DR.. Dubrcul, the Goth Of
March, 1850, arrived in Baltimore. In September Of
that year he appointed Woo President OF 81.
Mary's College. which then o secular college,
and at the time a preparatory mary
Tor students DESTROYS OF studying tor the priesthood
H % was professor OF moral philosophy and also pro-
curator tho college. In 1860 he appointed
rector OF the seminary. aud on September 20 Of the
same year no became rector In tho place OF Rcv.
Francis /. Hommc, whose death occurred n short
time previous. Dr.. Dubreul WAS tho hfth president
OF ST. Mary,s, which founded by sho Rev. Father
c. +. Nagot, Jean Tesscr, Antoine Garnicr and Louis
Levadoux, IN 1890, with the nee OF
Bisnop Carroll Two bro, hers OF DR. Dubreul were
HIS funeral win take place on Tuesday next, in
accordance with hrs will his coffin will be plain and
his obsequics will be conducted with tho
utmost simplicity. lie will be intorrcd
near his predecessors Of tho seminary, IN
fhcir own private cemetery, ana II 10 expected
that cicrgymcn from all parts OF the country will be
present. Tho front entrance the Seminary IN
baltimore been drapcd In mourning and tho par
lor will DO cnd black. Tho BODY will Ito state
to-day and tomorrow The clcrgy alone wero adj
mitted into tho building yesterday, to-day tho
la,y will have an opportunity 10 view tho facc OF tho
dead.
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OBITUARY..


VERY REV. PATRICK FRANCIS LYNDON
Worry Rev. Patrick Francis Lyndon, Vicar General
OF tho archdiocese who dod OF pneumonia in Boston
FRIDAY night. was man who, besides being
greatly loved by the clergy people OF the Catholic
church in Massachusetts,, enjoyed the re-
acter as citizen. He was native
OF ireland, and was born In tho perish OF Cross
maglcn. near Droghcda county Armagh, in 1912. His
parents were poor. In youth no was OF s,udious
habits, and, reco,vius good classical education, be
resolved 10 enter the priesthood. Coming
to America in 1882 no became soon ahcr
student In tho Roman Catholic scmi-
nary IN Montreal. Archbishop Williams being one o.
his fellow udcnts. Amer graduation the two went
TO Tho College OF ST. Suipicc, in Paris, France ITO
was ordained TO the priesthood In 1872 and going 70
Boston. was Tor time connected with the old Cathe-
dral Franklin street, under Bishop FenwicS
He very devoted, and became great
tavoritc. In "a short timo be was placed
IN charge Of ST. Mary's parish, Chares,own, where
he remained until 1852, winning the good wili OF INC
people Returning 70 me CATHEDRAL 10 100 10
OF IS Peer and Paul In south Boston, wnicn
parish no built up 10 such an sS Sna 60. .na -
Hcaven-was taken from it. and later those OF 81.
Augustine and ST. yinccnts were organized Return
under Bishop Fitzpatrick Upon the death Of the lat-
ter Archbishop Williams, who had pecn vicar
VICAR general This was in 1906 shortly afterward ne
took charge OF the new parish OF ST. Josephs. whicn
he lett temporarily IN 1908 III OroeI " ~
administration OF the diocese during the absence OF
Bishop Williams at the Ecumcnical Council he re-
turned to his charge IN 1870, and remained ihcre
until timc OF his dcuth, excepting bricf vnca-
taken on account OF his health. which Tor
years bcen feeble Father Lyndon was liberal
in his opinions Of good Judgment schNlariy IN his
requirements. gentlemanly in all bis relations with
tho world and a man Of unusual ability IN the man.
aCement OF financial AFFAIRS 10 his ability in TINS lat
ter respect me diocese owes very much. lie wasa
trustee several funds and held other positions Of
trust and honor. During seven years ne was mcm-
Der OF tho Boston School COMMITTEES.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

PLYMOUTH. April 20. Pm Wind $. moderate; cloudy
barometer 30 so
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Steamer. Sails Destination, a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-07
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Democratic Caucus Nominations.

COLUMBUS, January 5.-The Demo
cratic Senators in caucus tonight nomi-
nsted a. y. Myers, of Hamilton county,
for Clerk; Davis Fisher, of Hardin,
Journal Clerk; Walter Cox, of Mus
kingum, Message Clerk; Scion Goode, OF
Franklin, Enrolling CLERK; Edward Il.
Knowles, OF Clermon;, Recording CLERK;
Charles Rhodes, OF Jackson, Engrcssing
Clerk; Isasc Glaze, of Fsyette, Sergeant
alarms; Charles Negiey, of Dsrke,
First Assistant, and Frank A. Davis, OF
Morgan. Second Assistant.
The Democrats of the House nomi-
mated j. Z. Neal, of Butler, Speaker; j
A. Norton, OF Senscs, Speaker pro teUr.
l.. A. Bruner, of Wyandolte, clerk; +.
NJ. Stenter, Of Franklin, journal clerk;
J. L. Brady, OF Dayton Soldiers Home,
message clerk; A.! q Beach, of Knox,
serg rgesut.at-srms; j. W. Mcclellan, OF
Washington, first b, s'.nt.
The Republican K sentstives nomi-
mated Peter Hitchc, of Gesgue,
Speaker; J. S. Oglevid Stark, Speaker
pro tenn. All the officer f last season
were renomInsted. liz Republican
Senators renominated sll their officers of
lat year.
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OUR MOBGANTOwN LETTER.
Pleasant Social Events-Sew hiii'
tary InssructOr-Presid ThOmp-
son at Work.

MoRGANTowN, January 3.
Correspondence OF the Register.
We home-loving students having been
home, kissed our mothers and returned
to take up the cross anew. All seem 70
have returned refreshed and esger Tor
work again. Nearly al the old and
several new students were present
promptly on Wednesday morning. Our
Lieutenant (Richmondl going the way OF
all tender hearts, took TO himself mel P
mate on Christmas and departed. His
successor, Lieut. ingalls,, wss promptly at
hand on Wednesday. He Is man OF
fine appearance and military mein, AID
was engaged, before being stationed here
in western military school.
The members of the senior class have
many pleasant memories of the past year,
and rs was ushered IN with favorable
auspices. for on New Years evening
they were most cordially, hospita-
bly, and pleasantly entertained by Prot.
Harvey and his intelligent lady at
social tes. Surely to the class OF rs the
lines have not fallen in waste or barren
places, and they will all most certainly
ieel inclined 10 take a post-grsduste
course that their time may be prolonged
for the enjoyment OF such social treats Is
they will not probably find in the stern
business o! after life. Long will the
pleasant recollections of this good old
Virginian socisbllity flourish iresh IN lhe
memories OF "the ughest class tnat ever
went through at the University the
ladies OF MorgsntowD.) II 1t were not
for this latter check, it is to be feared,
tnst this class would become so vain
that the University wslls could
rot contain them before their course i
finished.
President Thompson, this term, Tor
the first time, takes MS cnalr rs probes
sor in the senior study OF International
Lsw, sud tue junior Mental Philosophy.
Mo-cAutow Is said TO nav enjoyed d
prolrgct.d Sunday all the b" lay vsca-
Iioa, nothing having taken / zee except
Lieutenant Richmond and Miss Cora
Davis wedding, and u reception gwen
bv Mr.. Jacobs and lady Tor their son /.
T. Jacobs and his BRIDE.
TIE people here, who were sufficiently
aroused from their letbsrglc s.umber o!
sell-sutticiency to get one eye half opeL,
have, | fear, deliberately closed it sgain,
being lulled by some ofiicious parsonage
asserting that those who were here
rs officers OF the Castle Shan
non railroad were but rascsls,
which 50 exactly harmonized with their
lack OF iuteres! in anything tina. sayors
IN the least OF enterprise. No. ], IS sup
posab.e that. unless some one stIlnes An
other match, they will placid!y resign
themselves to another twenty years OF
urdlsturbet nothirgness. All see the
advantage OF railroad. but each is
afraid that ne will 70. get al! the tcnsft,
and so viii do without rather than b.
public spirited. We would gladly at
tribute this shameful apathy to some less
repleheusible principle, .bui We hsve
done our utmost 10 lind another to ac-
souIt Tor il, snd .ailed. l. there not yet
one fsinL spark Of true energy that can.
by judiclou, tanning, be increased TO al
enterPrisIng blszt?
Yours, kIES.