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For Rent (Fit7rlished.)
Large and small houses, in all sections

=, Fer Rent (U1lftrnished.)
NO 1872 2lst NV, IA Rs all mod imps $685.
No AZ u NV, Ii rooms. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is
No 478 Penna. ave- NV, % rs................. 50
No 1905 Penna ave, rs, ami. 40
store No. 1905 Pa av., gas water good cellar. 30
NO. OH 3th n.w., b rs. neutrality-suspicious.. z,
n W. cor. 9TH and Q, Q re-, ami ............-. .
Store cor 7th and Q. gas and water. IS
Store and Dwelling, Sth and r, rs, ami. 25
No 1507 s W. rs, Ina L.........:.......... 2
Nos 45, 81 and 65 me-, IL rs anil. 25
NO. 6l5 n: Jersey ave NV, rs, gas bath p
Nos 104 155-160- 162 NV. rs, ANIL. 20
No. 217 Sth s.e., re-, water, &c............. I3
No. 1104 ne. rs water. ................... 16
No. 1913 1913 n. Ramp. av.. new rs, ami. 16
Nos VT and 929 n j. ave, 6rs................ Is
No l726 Vermont ave-, rs, gas and water. Is
No. S15 18th s.w, Dr., rs...................... Is
No. 722 9th NV, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. u
No. 531 18th ne, z rs gas and water .......... Is
no Zl2O 1Utn NV. rs......."................ 10
No. S29 18th e.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
No l1l5 l135 Park Place. rs water. &c g and IL
No. S29 18th ne, g rs, water. 10
No Il ~ NV, D
Three Stables. centrally located. ........7 and IL
For Sale (HOuses.)
Near 18th and SITS Circle. 10 r., ami. 81 500
No. 1910 y NV, IL r. ami. new. ........ $500
Sew 10 rmd houses, centry located 1000 to 900
Sevl small houses good Investments 5000 to 81 900
jan17tr Z. A. MCINTYRE.
NOR RENT
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To Corresnondents

Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
Business Manager of THE STAR, according to their
tenor, and not to any individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur, on account of alb
sence, etc.
Checks etc, should In all cases be made PAYABLE
TO the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
CONPAyY-not TO that of any individual
" Anonymous communications not read; re-
!ected manuscripts not returned or preserved
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MRS. SELMA RUPERT.
GA Ninth ST.,
Opposite Patent Office
BERLIN ZEPHYRS, CANVAS ENBROIDERIES
KNITTING YARNS and W0RSTED GOODS
Novelties III FANCY WURSTED WORK and EN-
BROlDERIES on Linen and Mummy Cloth.
F1il line OF MACRAME THREAD, and books of
instruction for making Macrame Lace
SILK FRINGES, TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS and
NOTIONS in great variety
GERMANTOWN WOOL, first quality, 10 cents
per ounce Agent for Frank Leslies PAPER PAT
IEhNS. ian7tr
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II Is suggested that the bunglng in recent
executions OF criminals is due u the fact that
20 few murderers are hanged in this country
that sherins lack that facility in the work which
practice alone can give.
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06 YEARS OLD.

20
, We have succeeded in purchasing the controller
the District and Maryland.for sale of - CUTH-
BERI'S OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKY" This
Whisky was made 1852. from 20 per cent Of matted
barley so per cent matted the old hand process
at degree Of heat not exceeding 400 degrees and
grain.
Whereas under tho present system from l6 to IS
quarts are distilled from each bushel of raw grain
and the high degree of heat attained by the intro
a a iho OF steamr3m 600 to 500 degrees
We copy the report of PROF. JOSEPH JONES.
OF New Orleans. La. addressed to AIessrs Toby s
Co, of that city: wv
WWGENTL .s. The sample of Whisky labelled
VIM. Cuthbert,' submitted TO me for chemical ex.
animation contained Az per cent of absolute aco
hoL Chemical analysis established that it was free
fr n ESSENTIAL oiis FUsIL oil and ALL METALI.IO
salts and is the Whisky have ever found free
from essential oils. The grape sugar which said
age" Respectfully - e-9"'
(Signedo JOSEPH JONES'
Professor of Chemistry
We can refer to the leading physicians of this CITY
as to its great qualities incidentally.
For sale by the bottle only
B. W. REEDS SONS,
Jahor 1915 r street.
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DOUGLASS.

y ARE ATTRACTIONS
LII FOR THE LADIES,
AT Oh RUPPERTS, 40:3 Sth street n.8.
tful Styles Emproidered Slippers Slipper GASES
and Cushions handsome designs. Fancy Worsted
Mork and Knitted Goods OF all descriptions Com
plete outfit for Infants. Fine assortment OF Mac
rane Thread and Point Lace Trimming. Berlin
Zephyrs, German and American Knitting Yarn,
Germantown wool, the best quality and rood weight
at the lowest prices, and the most attractive stock Of
Holiday Goods to be found in the city. Don't forget
tie name and plsce. CHI RUPERT
1O3 9TH street n.er.
Hf NO BRANCH STORE novS0-3n
nRESSMAhIN&
~ MISSES HAMILTON,
pos Pennsylvania Acensse,
M1sh 20 inform the ladies of Washington tbs. they
haye opened an establishment at the above address
Walking dresses, $8; Handsome Silk and Velvet
Dresses $40, Sl2 and SlS. Style and work not to be
excelled- uoy182m
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-An Excellent GREY MARE; both
suited to PHYSICIANS or lady's use Also ~
very comfortable Top, PhRton, and
PhatOn with rumble. The Mare either Ph4tOn
and Harness, will be sold for 1915 great bargain
Apply to DR.. A. W. ADAMS, 18th and III streets
W. iap1
l. perfectly sound and free from fault n -
can he driven by lady: travel well in single k.p
or double harness or saddle; also, Exten-
Harness, Whips, Blankets, Robes. The whole at a
harfaln; I'D perfect condition owner go ng abroad
For particulars apply at 1898 Pa ave- janlS-4ts
k'OR SALE-A fvehorse power p RI G n t
l. BOILER. in hrst-class condition, at less than
half cost price. Apply at Republic Office, 1lO1 Pa
avenue janl7-tr
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

TOR RENT-PHoTOGRAPH GALLERY. AIS 9TH
ST. rear ar Odd Fellows Hall Rent reasonable In
FOB RLNT-A large, pleasant. second story. front
i i ROOM. furnished, with Bo,rd. at No; 1923 18th
FOR RkNT-HOUsE No 80 10Th St NV. Is
order A. A. WILSON i CO. s0S Z st NV. j1s3ts
EoR RENT-FRAME COTTAGE, corner 10th and
Apply Is F6A aF r. S S5 sooi FfpsF
y furnished front ROOM, with bay window facing
south Fear Iowa circle. Iii Rhode Island avenue
FOR RENT--A suite of four ROOMS, completely
Az, 1nrnisneo Tor housekeeping: linen, SILVER bath
LOCATION 81 oosr ddresS n most
FOR RENT-Fnely furnished ROOMS, second
noor; an conyeniences suitable for member Of
Wai or other gentlemen; three lines of cars
~ltulh one square aug 18th ST NV, above Pennsyl-
wanna avenue ian1S-3t'
E'oKs RkEN !. Grant Place, handsomely Fur
sin. pushed II OMs. on second floor, en- suite
elnse- janl'Sh
EoR RENT.-sTORE No sol Pennsylvania ave.
March ofsHPef p : GSsS S s Re IS Fant
Co, corner 18th and SITS ian nj 1A
FOR RENT-A comfortably furoished third floor
ana water For particulars address 81 NJ star
E'oR RENT-CHEAr-BRICK HOUSE, s rooms.
ne,, az R modern RI Flnproyements on 1sH and
Mrs Of ne Ken low
c SIS NV -'----''i' oine ian MN ana
TOR KENT-STORE with Fixtures, suitable for
provision store, with good stable in rear, running
House 20 h ct Setnee e and
Apply to 7. E. WAGGAMAN, SO 7th St ian17,5t
EoR FENT-ROO,Is. single or en- suite 1882 1
st NV ianl6-3t
FOR RENT HOUSE. No; 1914 sth St; NV, six
attached. Inquire on premises ianl6-3ts
FOR RBEENNlI,.e,Elesantly Furnished or Unfurnish
with all the modern improvements, in suits or sin
gle. suitable for Congressmen or others. No Gil
Louisiana avenue ianl6-3ts
FOE KE nj iot H2gsES E large and small
9Th street and Rhode Island avenue. ian15-1m
FOR RENT-Elegantly FURNISHED ROOMS.
IN new WI, ho as with all modern improvements
kressman or any gentleman, with rent to suit the
fs aa2 Hrp at nW a nf 70!
HOUSES, with water, bath. water closet sink,
&c near the Columbia railway, in the eastern part
per month Apply to n Il RoH ffs.i Sa es
Estate Agent 5l3 7th st, opposite Post Office jal0tr
FOR RENT-732 2lst street n. W. 10 rooms, all
IL modern improvements; one of the best houses
Real Estate Broker, sos street Ls Droit Build,
ing. ians-eo2w
desirable IN tie one center at rh ea mO Of
me city; IL rooms, with all modern improvements
asH. AZ & i fHoa ts ssa
EOR RENT-IN A MOST DESIRABLE LOCATION
l. IN WAsHINGTON-An elegant suite of ROOMS
on the second floor, with bath room attached south
erD exposure. bay windows, etc also, one or two
nnper s9fle Ro9ps private family Nogxest
FOR RENT-HOUSE 327 st NV; front and
- back yards. Apply to B. 81. DUVALL, 459 Penn.
sylvania ave. dec24.Im
FOR KENT-Fnrnished PARLoRs and BED
l. ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for h0usekeep-
ing, and several small BEDROOMS. 354 Pennsyi-
Vania avenue, corner ~ at marl1-1Im
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To Traveller. and Residents Abroad.

THE EVENING STAR viii be found on file at the
following places, where, also, advertisements and
subscriptions viii be received Henry f. Gillix &
Co, 449 Strand Charfng Cross. London Charles
Hartwick, lis Boulevard MageItO, and n. L Herald
Office, ~ Avenue de rOpera. Paris.
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR. DUNE. DENTIST, 42s It'll street southwest
- between D and E streets. Beautiful sets ~S
OF Teeth, So; Teeth filed, 81; Extracting H@
without pain, 80 cents All operations war S1I1o
ranted oct3l-Iy
DE. !. H. JOHNSTON. 4 graduate Of the
PPsfs no al With IL years e1perience 6YS7
st. NV: Dentistry in all its branches Gold nllir,es
s,s speS cat gas sdInisteredi nothing but nrs
and 1 streets NV; Vim. Ballantyne & Son, 42S 7th
street nortnWeeL jy31y
nR. +. NJ. TALBOT. DENTIST,
~ Removed to southeast corner 7th and 0p
streets northwest. Teeth inserted q per ~310
set mv941v
nR. j. b. GIBBS,
- DENTI6E,
REMOVED TO 703 18th STREET, N00
mar1-1y Over Thompson's Drug Store
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THE STIEEF PIANOS
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL
1876 achieved their 49, sSSS:ss:.312
49,, GRAND GROWING TRIUMPH s"
At the Exposition Universele, Paris, 1873
T. l. WILD BRO, soLE AGENTS,
7&S Sece,ata street n.,c.
Also Agents for the celebrated Kranich And Rach
PIANOS and STANDARD ORGANS. NV"
Lowest prices fairest and easiest terms noy2Snn
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s7.5i6 503.25
DISBURSEMENTS
Losses and endowments. $3.50 4I6 20
Dividends 10 policy holders. 22l .5S09I
Lapsed and surrendered pol
Commissions, salaries, med
cal fees, etc................. 154,74G 20
Taxes, legal expenses, adyer-
tisipg, etc..,,............... 6i,13032 ll732l487
Net assets, January /, 1879. S6,3ss 2ss IS
ASSETS
[. s. and per cent. bonds, Phade
phfa and city loans, r. r. bonds hank
and other stocks, worth 81, iU4.6o3yO
Mortgages. first liens on property worth
Premium notes, secured by pocit: S3s. 49, 70
Loans collateras. etc................ 3l3S67 80
Real estate owned by the COMPANY cost AL 476O o.
Cash on mana ana III trust Companies. 19S997.42
Net ledger assets as above - sc 33s oss *
Net deferred and unreported
premiums. .................. 9Ss9iT9
Interest due and accrued lOl, 1882
Market value of stocks, etc,
over cOst...--.. 9i.23I.O 294 s05 60
Gross assets, January /, 1879 1862. 5y4 OF
LIABILITIES
Losses reported, but not dueS CPS 66
ff ns1Irs ri per cent. to re s7741o
Dividends o n unreported
Surplus per cent basis -' ' S7S.2s7sS
s6632 594Ol
Surplus at Az per cent, Pennsylvania
Standard estimated l3i6, I62. 80
No OF Policies in force. 10.73l
SAMUEL hRH sTokf g HoEi P s sTEPHEss
JAS wE1k i Ma sssoesden' Hf q Wee PFsst
HENRY c. BROWN. Asst secreta Isere'''S
JOHN RIaGLEs. AGENT.
513 Serenh street.
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3. 81. WARNER.
9l8 z street northwest.

=, The Real Estate Review, published at my ofics on
the 10th OF each month, contains complete List OF
au the houses have for rent together with reports
concerning the condition of the real estate msrkei
throughout the country. Oan and get Q CODY
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II BIZ r. 81. SMITH
Zeal Estate Broker, LIE Droit Building,
BOG street
~ 2lg st. nv, IL rooms. mod. 1mps...... @8S IS
1 1aa; Fl SO, IL rooms, MOD 1mps. 5006
IoA4 t!tn NV, ~ rooms, mod. lmps. 5000
G oaa M W ave ana "a st. ne rooms 5000
i3YV "a ST AW3 rooms, mod. lmps 25Ov
1s1 1In 81 Nv, rooms, mod imps...... $500
1919 M onToe 81 NV, rooms. 1900
i2 t9 81 nW store OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900
i45l st. n w., rooms mod imps. ........,, Is 90
Turnishea house, list st. .125 90
Trurniis,hied mouse, LIN 81, nw.....:..... 1900
in the city; -. ::... 10000
cent. " w ianS R9A
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IA OR RENT,
NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET CIRCLE
new lOroom RESIDENCE, with Mansard roof
and every modern convenience.
Also III the most desirable portion of the
WEST END,
An Elegant broom DWELLING, with every i'm
provement and large Brick Stable --A
FOR SALE.
a Handsome 12-room RESIDENCE, on L street
r.W, near vermont avenue contains all modern
ner. ~
"A Small FRAME. On T street NV, near 18th; Lo.
2OX120. ' ~ ' "
Several Magnificent Building LOTS, on Vermont
Circle ~ "'Nse'
Two Entire Squares Of GROUND in the north
western secton OF the city; fine opportunity for
extensive building operations "
Large Tract Of LAND, beautifully situated and
t part OF Meridian Hill handsome location
be sold at a bargain. 'e" "a 'ie 0i'S VAL
,o,s. THOS. ]. FISHER h CO.,
.-ei 1928 street q. ".
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

For BENT Tho BaRsTooE AVID FINrrRFS
AoS RunsylVaniR aVe,ue a. : "a
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AreraGe strorn Daily Circulation orer
17,6oO-beino q much larger bona fde,
regular and permanent circulation than
that or all the other daily papers tn the
city added together.
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ENOR SALE-The STOCK embraced i'm the Bo.k
y ana Stationery Store No 1142 7th street nw
sealed bids will be received therefor until Satur.
cay noon, January 18th, 1879. Bids are invited for
the entire stock in gross. for the entire stock at
per cent upon the net cost of the goods Amount
OF cash offered and manner of securing deferred
Iayments should be stated in the bid. Address =
M YALE, 1142 9TH ST. NV, and endorse the eugei-
ope bIu Ior store" janl3-t
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LOST AND FOUND


MRS. ROLAND. of New YORK. The Greatest
Nu Clairvoyant in the World, can be consulted
every day from to O'clock 921 ID st. W. il7-6t'
DIVORCES DIVORCES.
Absolute Divorces obtained, without publicity. at
moderate terms. Information furnished and com
mun1cat1ons by mail, or otherwise, strictly conf
dental and attended to promptly.
1anl7-1m' Room Is st. Cloud Building
MAY DAY, THE CLAIRvOYANr AND MEDIUM
1u Magnetic Healing. Names and messages given
consultations upon business complications and af-
falrs OF life. Marshall House, corner 9Th and D sts
Private entrance on ID street. jan8-2ws
MRS. BLACK, MAGNETIC HEALER - Trance
NI Medical, and Business Sittings. All Nervous
and Local Weaknesses cured by wearing the Mag
netlc MedIcated Amulet, manufactured to suit each
case; 1922 street ianl5-6ts
John PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to
- the responsibility of people, with abstracts of
liens on real estate. 5O6 10th st. NV, am to 10
p No. Always in before and after 4. ian1l-lm
MADAME ROSS, the reliable Clairvoyant and AS
W trclog1st, HAS REMOVED to No. 1S 9th at g e.
between East Capitol and A sts, Capitol Hill F ST
- ssSP within half square of house Fifteen years
IN lazy gives better satisfaction in all affairs of life
man any one IN me profession tells of past life
present and future destiny sives advice and assist
ancs on all matters appertanine to business love
and nlatrlmo1y. All in trouble call Satisfaetion
given or no pay. noy1T c ~
nR. WELLS EUREKA SURPRISES ALI.
~ other articles for identifying and preserying the
Teeth For sale by all druggists Is cents per bot
tie nov5-tr
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Cn hEN i ne bkRSaNNk aHd ffA rTEFs
Il Every thilS csini'ie;e. FRANKLIN HOUsE.
" ENuiNe4 NAIiih hNeine fant~at
n ANItn h'iy -'nsn ana neat RFsTAs
hANi Address. wih particulars. a. n =
S,sf sI.lef- isnls q
Gao CASH OK s. ~ INsTAINFNfS.m -.
: TAG 10y Nonag laiy far = pertaanent y,ost.,a
u any AsNtFhi.eht laCe that Mill psN 81 ~ 40
cAN- Aacnss MISS ii NJ .Ct, pssf Oai - II
DNLY sio0 foR AN tNcFtAEHY B,5,tNF..
" on ne avenue Siocs WORT fn ne than tho N,
C.. star office A.
EoR SAIL TIE 81. <. F,1tnre~ aud G,a5-M,t
u ~, = Itsi Gas NEa.Cssl" tsRtprFRy and l.
HToR ST0kF. Iupairc oi = q HlIIS 90 sst
louisiana avenue. s.-,fs a..
C2J0 WILL RCS STOCK AND EINrIrErs, -, .
y con Eel iONkhN and VARIETY STDRE IN
5000 business corner. HOUSE for ran. With bako,,
ara stable attached. Satisfactory rcasons - 'aF
Ing. Apply AZ %ol street s.w. JanlsS,s
EACHANGE.-Miu exchange a beautiful FARN
u p miles from Washington on Il and in hiSh
stste 81 cultivation nil stockN and in ful opef1
ION. Houses and Barns'ncw for a stock Of 20 =
boS's and Shoes preferred. Address Farm 162l
iN'u street NV ianls Inn
t'OR sALE-A hrst class RESTAURANT doing
1000 business excellent location, with LADIES'
sha Dpntieinen's Dining Sa,Oon. Proprictar must
q ave the city lay the first of the month. or wpulI
take partner Terms easy Address q Il Si.r
o.Nre - ., a. NJ
RAkE CHANCE.-For sale the Sln.k r,,t,-..
~ La q cd VIII Of one ni the hest RE IA n ID /,
cFlA AMI LIQUOR STOKES n WaSh,ns-t IN VIA
al tnexilred iease o. six Years and 3nin.r n :, =,
tei'e OF SHo'n to sS.lOO Ter month Which an Ia
.att'Iy Increased 10y little CAPITAL Address a ASH
- - ". IanlsSt'
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uALLETT DAVIS u CO.'S PIANOS
IL Beautiful styles for the HolidayR Low
grSsss Mop e inssa'msnta Rooms open mn
dsci0E B. Z. SUMMER, 81 9Th q nv.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-07-04
Dartmouth College.

The grafton before the united literary
societies of Dartmouth college at Han
over, N. H., was delivered Wednesday
by Judge Russell of Boston, on "The
Scholars Place in the World,n and the
poem by George p. Lathrop of Boston,
on "The Republic of Youth" The
alumni meeting was also held, and in
the evening the Germania band con-
cert occurred. The following honorary
degrees have been conferred: LII. D.,
John Douglas Switzerland Campbell,
the marquis of LOrne, governor general
of Canada, Prof. Edwin David Sanborn
of Hanover, N. H., Nathan Crosby of
Lowell, William Collagham Robinson
of New Haven, CT; d. D., Rev.
Nathaniel Smith Folsom of Boston Ph.
D., Albert Cornelius Perkins, principal
of Phillips academy at Exeter, N. H.,
John r. Tilton of Rome, Italy, Prof.
Charles o. Thompson, principal of the
technical school at Worcester NJ. A,
Gov. Matt Head, Prof. John E. Sinclair
of Worcester.
A petition to the trustees, drawn up
by an alumnus, and signed by 125 un-
dergraduates, excepting freshmen, rep
resents ''that there exists want of
harmony between the students and the
president of the college, which we be-
lieve to have been caused by the in
discreet utterances and ill-judged acts
of the president, and, unless speedily
remedied, it must seriously interfere
with the best interests of the college,"
The commencement exercises occur
red Thursday, a large crowd being
present. At the alumni dinner, Prof
H. E. Parker presided. President Bart
lett made remarks referring to the needs
of the institution. Gov. Head respond
ed, promising support. Among others
present were Judge Ira Eastman of the
class of 80, and one of six living mem
bers of that class, Judge Robinson of
"a, law professor at Yale, A. w.
Tenney of SO, district attorney of
Brooklyn, New York N. w. Little
field of '69, an attorney at Providence,
r. l.; j. B. D. Cogswell, president of
the Massachusetts Senate, and others.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-07-04

Three or four young gentlemen had
been selected, when the wife said, in
the sobbing tone suitable to the occa-
sion, "How would Mr.. So aDd-so do ?"
"Oh, he would do nicely" echoed the
chorus of friends, "He's such a nice
young man." There was a sudden
movement under the coverings of the
bed, and the dying husband slowly
raised himself on one elbow, rubbed
his eyes, and said in a weak voice,
"No, he won't do. 1 amt going to have
that fellow for one of my pall-bearers."
The ladies were astOnished at this re-
vival of the the sick man, but the wife
laid him back gently on the pillows,
and said soothingly: "Never mind,
dear; don't worry. This is a matter
that need not trouble you. 1t is a sad
duty which we will have to perform
after you are gone" "No, it isn't"
said the husband Grossly. "That fellow
isn't going to be one of my pail bearers.
don't like him, and / never did, and
if you are going to have him I'll get
well, see if l don't" Again he fell back
! IN the bed and became unconscious,
but ~ few hours there came a change
for the better. To-day he walks the
streets as hale and hearty as any man.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-07-04
University of Vermont.

The annual meeting of the Associate
Alumni was held on Tuesday forenoon.
The report of the obituary committee
embraced in it's list notices of George
Clinton Cahoon, class of 1890; Asahel
Peck Chalon Ford Davey of the class
of 1912 Charles Edward Follett, class
of 1913 Harrison Stevens Haskell,
class of 1S45; Sidney Harper Marsh,
class of 1876; John Flanders, class of
1856; Henry Clay Barnes, class of
1868. The following officers were
chosen:
President, Fl. Henry Powers, Morris
vile.
Vice President, Torrey E. Wales,
Burlington.
Secretary, Charles E. Allen, Bur-
lingtOn.
Treasurer, c. w. Brownell, Jr., Bur-
lington.
Executive Committee, Charles j.
Alger, Charles E. Allen, Oscar Atwood,
H. H. Atwater, and j. Monroe Poland.
Obituary Committee, Henry O. Wheel
er, John M. Thatcher, Seneca Haselton
and Elihu B. Taft.
The annual celebration of the Asso-
ciate Alumni took place at the College
street church on Tuesday afternoon,
Judge H. H. Powers, president of the
association, presiding. After music by
the Germania Band, Rev. Geo. B.
Spaulding, D. D., of Dover, N. H., was
introduced as the orator of the day,
and delivered an able address. William
II. Bliss, of Rochester, VT, read the
poem.
The Junior exhibition on Tuesday
evening at the Opera House, called out
a large audience, and the exercises
according to the Free Press, "passed
off remarkably we'll"
The exercises connected with the
twenty-sixth annual commencement O
the medical department of the Univer-
sity were held at the Howard OpeIf
House on Thursday evening, June 26th
and were attended by an immense
audience, every seat in the house being
filled, while scores stood Throughout
the evening. President Buckham pre-
sided. The St. Albans Brigade BanC
furnished music. Diplomas were pre-
sented to class of forty-nine. The
address was delivered by DR.. H. d
HoltOn, and was well received. Prizes
were awarded as follows For bes
examination, John Charles Winter fOl
second best examination, William Lin
coin Paine for best thesis (subjec
''The Philosophy of Disease'O HonorC
Dieudonne Valin. Honorable mention
was made of the thesis of Charles
Franklin Beach. The occasion CLOSED
with a supper at the American House
given by the faculty to the graduating
class and invited guests.