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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-23
MERCHANTS
Mutual Insurance Company
OF NEW ORLEANS.
IO4 Canal strsst. la
ANNUAL sTATEMYrT,

In conformity with the requirements OF their
charter. the Company publish the following
statement:
Premiums received during the yeas ending
May 81. 1878. including unearned premiums
~ kha nfn7inua vaar-~
, 1879-06-25
SUICIDE. i.
Epeefat ptSpatth to The Tribune.


MILWAUKEE, Junn M.-Willam Hohrmaun,
an inmate Of tho Passavant Hospital. was found
dead in The orchard connected with the institu-
tlon, Mt an early hour this morning, having
committed suicide by shooting himself With .
revolver. Dohrmann VIVA 81 years ot are. and
leaves d family Residing In the Rt1th Ward.
Melancholy, supeEtnduced By the mntndy from
anesat Dttpaeca 70 1as Trfbasx
DELolT, Wis, Juno M.-alany III other
localities will be deeply shocked {as this Whole
community was tlita ,nornlng) to learn OF the
death OF Miss Martha Poet, OF this city, by
strangutatlon, rs rcsult Of Temporary nl0ntal
aGerration. Affss Pcet Ind becn I'll for some
wculls, and this forenoon tho servant, on ro-
tusnlag FROM few minutcas Ahacnce, found her
In u closet hanging by sttaD fastened around
u shelf. Af!sa Poet was widely known a. o1,u Of
tho uoBleat Of Christian women. most acttYe IN
the cause OF temperance anl phllanthroptc
work, During Ctntennta! yeAy sAe lRboEGd
most successfully III the interest Of the Wis
conan Wonlonta Centennial Commlstst.
kp<ctui MepatcA to 11e Is4eun<
DETAolT, M!ch.,. Juno 94.-ro-uight man
named Theodore Cicotta entered d DRUGSTORE
Hntl called for m ouace Ct landunuGn, saylng It
was for Ills mother. While tile drueeiat waa
preparing to label the bottle, Cicottd seized Il
ind gulpe.1 down tho contents, Ito was tlnme-
d(atcly taken IN charge by policeman md paF-
TALLY pumped our, attor Which hs wns Eeut Ia
Tho Hospital. The chauces arc he will die.
Tho only explanation gt1on by Cicotte for biz
conduct WAS that lla wanted 10 die. EG Is quite
veil ronnectcd> being q member Of Quo Of thr
oldest French families In this city.
, 1879-06-25
nHIO lN}l10R.OFA1FRs.

TOLEDO, O., Jtno M-The OHIO Liquor-D Deal-
ers' Association met ut TeutunIa Hall ut II IL.
IN. Thu attendance was large aud enthusiastic.
EVER county lns the State but five was repre-.
scutctl. D. r. Foster, Of Cleveland, President
Of tile Association, presded. A constitution
unl bylaws wero adopted. A CLAUSE III thu
constiiutlon provides lint any member who
shutl sell liquors to any minor or habttual
druukasd, or drunken person, shall be expelled
yocate tAelv pslnclMes ia to rs started under
tho auspices OF t1ls Association. President
Foatur made an eloquent ni,tl statistical spccci.
a declaration Uf principles will bo published.
, 1879-06-25
GENERAL,

WAsn1Naroa, d, c., Juue 24.-The Juae 10.
poyt OF tho Agricultural Department '"o".
TINT tho acreage of oats has decreased apo"s .oe
per cent. Tho general average II VI, a0a's1 ~
laAt year. The condition il uufayorabic III p''"'
all sections OF tic Union.
The decrease In the acreage OF rye u noous
per cent New England IL full. New 1osk o"''
50, and Pennsylgsnla IS. -..,. *
barley ia low. Tho general average 10 ~
wntle In 1878 1t was 192. . r.. tv. NJ
Corn backward owing to drought =" "'e"'
The condition Of clover 10 very low ai! ofe' n
eo,,ntrg. except i1 tbs Now Englahd btatss A'0
those bordering on tho Oult VI Mexico, ,oonv.
The prospect Tor good crop ~ fruit lsH H''SA]'
Late froata were fatal III snanY reEtoHe
, 1879-06-25
will ,isld In any WAY to tho spinncrs, and II.
prospect u that on Thursday moning shsTo H.
CONTEXT wilt begin.
CROP REPORTS.


EEyf{HT }HEFHICNk1 3F7kWNt
on..... 49,. n. 1,s. a. ,,,'
otHAooas' o1oe ~, "une st'-Me have had
Twelve dafs OF ram tn's month"; Small Hrutp
IL greatly revived, thouRh R1uch Of II Is sfort.
euotl by tho drought. barley will bo A. In H.
wat within ttn t]nys. Corp voo,, .,an., ,
s.ss n.on,i,Ia. ~ "o0a ''sna aud
sety plon.s"s'
srsRLE CsTf, Jefferson Co.. Junc A.-T.reo
days Of rain las thoroughly soaked the ground
The crops ara all do,nIt finely. Most ~ ~.
,a.r III h. Waits, onni ra.u n.u't VI t''a
ss.n ~ ~' ~" ~ good
6uape'
, 1879-06-25
MUSIC IN CINCINNATI,

ClNc1NNATI, juno 2i.-Air, Ncqbou 4. spFIng-
er, whose prancelY gifts to tho Cincinnati Music
Hall ars well knowu, to-day gave evidence OF
Lila tndorsctnent Of tbs present aucceasiul man.
areu1tnt Ut thu College of S1uAlc BY presenting
tfiat institution wtth *5,uD ln uer cont railroad
bonds, tho tncome to he used III yearly. rewards
of merit to those pupils who By thels superior
industry and taleot attain tho greate*t pse"
tIeieugY ia their musical studies.
, 1879-06-25
THE INDIANS.

Special DtsDd1ch q 74s TF79NEs
BISMARCK, D. T., June 2l.-The Agent 1t
VOL Polnt, on tho Upper Missouri, reports the
Intians absolutely without supplIes-tho bscon
aud lour Ill Gono On Friday Indiana wurs
breaking. camp preparatory Tor aau-danco and
hunt for something to eat. There were 1,G00
Duc1s, with TIRES tines thur many ponie1 aud
American horscs. Every inan hau I'LL excellent
ride, With Govrral belta Of curteldges.
, 1879-06-25
MADISON ITEMS.

~
MADISON, WIs., Juny M.-Col. 4. c. fa's,r
.ot prominent young lawrer Of this city, sas o.
was formerly connected with .le k'.of,s. t,su. y.
thls city, but for tho past few years ptt''th's thss
law here, has .cauned his connection w1tu .ss Iss
paner, Col. Parkinson IL strong anu i1'' Ill,
writer, aud a practical newspaper u'so. Us VT u
add materially to tho strength of ttat psps1 n.rs
Is ,umorsd that Col, Parkinson Will " 'Ie a.ra, uv
Chairman OF tho Democratic s'a'" se1
Committed .,nx Al.
Chief Justice Ryau's health IL sseaon! ,,ov ~
though slowly, Improving. n!' tFion'' e'' ~"
confident Of hls recovery. ,,.,,,. tmnroyed
William Iina'sy y xsfy yena. saWS DE- Do not hops fur
Coi. ". D. Slaughter Is very low a'a s"A''
% Ths lion. Qautel II. Terry, tornsr ntn. 80 u
Of Madison, uow q Chicago: o. n.Sowtur pallyat
NcDftle's ppiut thia AFTERNOON
nu.,. c.nuhorat,a sapon,eroas psattt..iF,ssSs pst.Fs
coptaps 10 Injurious tneted1ear' sA1
, 1879-06-25
ILLINOIS.

.spfefat Dtapatthes to TAs TytbHns.
GR1nosy11LR, Pike Co., juno M.-HAs7ess
well along. Winter wheat best crop atnce ls9'.
Fully ono.thirl better than last year. Treat
saving has been made this sesaon In cutting
wheat by new aelt.binuor witch will put up
fifteen acres per day. Fully oao-t,rd 10 savcd
over tho old style OF reapers. Lato.planted corn'
poor stand. Oats, light crop. Timothy short
suaAn GROVE, Kane Co., June 24.-Drougls
las injured oats, grass, and pastures. Corn Is
small, but good color, =,
BUCKLEY, Iroauots Co., ILL.,, juno 81
Warm rain on Saturday last. WIN con,Ineotse
cutting wheat on lalt Of thls week. leaota
aud iilad we'll. Yield will bc unuauaty heavy
Acreage increa eed 100 ner cent. Corn clear o.
weeds and growing fast. Flax. outs, and grase
hayo been greatly improved by tue 'ate RAM ~
VIII hei nearly an Averages crop Of cach. a'tV
9other no have tho best prospects for all esous
wo have had for some years. lavo good faps
regularly onca week.
, 1879-06-25
sT. 1.ATRICh,s ACADEMY.

TIE auuual examination Ut tls pupils of the
First clasH at vt. patrlcR's Academy took place
III the basement Of ths church last evening III
tie praseuca Of the parents and relatives Of The
, 1879-06-25
WISCONSIN.

Special DispotcheJ 10 Ths 7rthlns
NEwPoRr, Columbia Co., Juub A.-8mA!1
Rra!ns are ali backward, and present Indications
nro for An Average crop. Pastures fair amt t!n-
othy Hight. Corn small aud backward, NTH
good stand and clean.
WATERrowN, Wis, June 24.-The farmers
generally In this section haYe commenced ha5-
ine, and lasge portion Of the crop will bc rus
this week, The elqyer-nolds hare Yielded hcsV.
iiy, but soma pieces Of rc1.top and Timothy hare
not done 80 well. owing to the drought IN liz
early part Of tho season. From the sa1le Gauss
many Of tho marshes urc doing somewhat po9f-
y. but, on the whole, tho hay crop nesu will bo
up to full acreage.
, 1879-06-25

TIE Chair announced the seycrd con,mlttees
for tue day.
alr. james Frake, Chalrmsn OF tic IsM Com
mittee. rca4 thn auuus1 report which VIA
adaptsd.
Nr. frake presented y resolution excluding
mc,nbyJs Vi the hoard Vi Trustees fTot,, these
meetings. Au adsoeated tbs adoption OF ths
resolution IN few remarks. c.ltlnK atluntton
10 tlls !uanucr !u Which crowd of prunalseu0us
rcFsous ndertsd their Deliberations. The reso.
1ution vas Lost, aud the meeting adjourned to
meet at 3 o'y!ock.
AT y O'Clock ps. n. 3. Davis msde report Of
thu work of the Chlcago alsdtcal College. >
tl.sss hal besa LIS siudsuts I'D thisty y~nlno
, 1879-06-25
THE NORTH aInE

Some twenty persons called Ut tho North
Town Assessors ofi1co yesterday Ia rolatton to
their assetsnents, hut, after explauauuus bad
bccn oDtaincd, ali departed aattaficd.
, 1879-06-25
RACINE COLLEGE.

wi 10. Mi, h.. hs.r , a,r
hAolsa' WE, uuue c.,ans Ia' ~, ,,at u. =. T. ,aa
-. .oeo"'1 a - ~ ~ commsnremenr day,. md wit.
] ucsscd .. w wel, the in.,allaton Of tha recently.
o,ected Warden, the Kov. etcyena Parker,
~. -, r1t-,h.th n To.6ov every,
sa.e VI i'e-~7e'.s "a -
the Golden sunlight streams down upon Tho coi-
leea camnus. bright flowers arc sllct1llng their
n'rf,me ,,,on tlm air, hanny btrt,s caroltns In
the umbFaeeons as1ns OF tl'e maQn'neen. s4ees,
md tic EtecnhHaFtl, Close cut,-an inviting oeo
nj which to le and watch tie lcctlng clouds.
Over the chanel walls the c}anbcrlng ivy has
thrown te eeoet"as nuo s4ueouA a". ,,..,.
clshgns tehashs' "n''o nsaf ~ Ia1a ''s Nss.o
mound on WHICH Nes "h'to hoFa! cloSs-tenoes
mark Of cherished memorY-8ao"s the spot
where was laid away tile rcvered War
1cn who had M long labortl for the
advancement Of thla institution. 10 snafp 's. oon-
trast With that day rhen the scquiem was sung
ana ,ho prayers lot 's aeau o.o.sa te
chilling cold pfeYai!ea. anu s'om co'c'eo ~ LUG
ground-Is this delightful ony Ut June. Ono
was ,ne w., =. ~, uioa. ~ .s...m.'.,,t..r .ms 1s
thanksgiving nna merrYmaK'nE.
TIE COMMENCEMENT z1snc1sns PROPER
began On SUNDAY, WIN ,ne u 1asu.1.s .taas' os'
80, -. .~f.a. o,,, - .n.cl., bo,,rs onf9
nho osaet pF.zes' n"o ios opes1~1 n0no'S' Ano
also for admission. .....
1arr.hc, VITO In I'M pvmnusiuu. md this I'm
.4s'a,a 80 s' ,as a.
laaeo tAc oa}'
To-day wo haVe witnessed the Installation Of
tho new Warden, tho celebration ot the Aosf
.,, tue Do nr p.y
Iattet attcAo0o "'t' a"oas - .'"et' ''
, 1879-06-25
ASSESSMENTS.
Complaints Made on the South
and West Sides.
Tho Work of Review Will Probably Be
Finished This Week.

SOUTH TOWN.
Tho Bouth Town Hoard Of Review hAs, cu1n-
pared with tint Of last Jear, very little to do.
The ndmlrabfo systcm puraucd by Assessor
Drake In giving people fair opportunity to
know beforehand what they arc assessed has
had the effect Of reducing the complaints far
below tho averago number, anl oi those that do
come In the majority nre very small IN amounts
md Rcnoraf!y unitn Dortnnt. Occnslonally there
Is M exception. as In the case yesterday Of N.
c. Stcarns, WHO complained that the assessment
Of some Of bis lots on l1tnfy's Slough wns
too high. An examination revealed the
fact that there was merit in his
claim, and tho figures were reduced,
labors to-day OF Tomorrow. proylaoa the com
plants DO not become morn plentiful. II is
thought that BY the end OF the week, At tho
farthest, everything will bo in readiness to make
permanent looks. Ths viii take about three
weeks, mud the books will thcn be turned over
to tie county.
In addition to the list Of banks published In
ysstesfdays Ta1nuKF' Nth hsr a,sefss;nts t.
st latt been asaessed, aud the tIgurea show Y .
g follows:, Canadan tank Of Commerce. $oo, :.
000: Corn Exchange. $50, 900; Hyde md Leath.
Gops.S ss S SsF91n T4aaess s0 ss Union aons mta:s
the private bankers, j. NJ. Alsltfs put down at
s9,O0W, a. o. BlauRhtcr At s., coo, as,d praaton,
| Kean j. Co. at 81, 600.
It ID understood that Field l. Letter are not
exactly satisfied with their personal property
assessment, particularly when 1t ia cotnpurctl
with TINT OF somo Of the heavy manufacturers
| IN the other d17lstons; aud, although no formni
complaint has bepn made, 1t Is understood
that they will today make application
to hayo II reduced. Some Of The
heavy capitalists, Ehosn assessments, NJ
considerable stfrrlng-up In The capfta!stc camp,
| went around to the Assessors o}Ilcc yo*tcrddj
and sliowed that the figures wore iu some cnsea
incorrect, their possessions for tho most part
| consisting ot Qoyornmont bonds aud legal.
tenders, which arc not nssessabtc.
, 1879-06-25

SDtefdt DisDa!cAts b. Ths Tribune.
WATERMAN, Wright Co., June 2A.-We baya
had sufficient rains to bring aIl crops forward,
a1.d prospects at present arc good. Earty.sown
wheat Is looking uncommonly we'll. Never had
better stand OF corn,-clesn aud well cult.
vated.
HARLAN, Shelby Co., June M.-sprtng wheat
Injured 10 per cent by drought. Thin ond
weedy on bottom lands- Pastures fatr. Timothy
below an average.
Webster C1TI, Hamilton Co., juno a.
Bprlng crops good. brought hss toue very
little Injury. Our stand Of corn is good; NOW
over foot high.
, 1879-06-25

gpeesas Dispatch to 7a< 7ttauH<.
BAaouniA, Saline, Co, Juno M.-Ver7 heasy
heavy raias have put stop to all work Id tns
harvest fields. Ground thoroughly soaSeo.
Corn looking well; has been we'll rulttvat aao
PROSPECTS for tho largest crop ever raised III ths
county.
, 1879-06-25

6btcfa{ DfspGsch to 1as Tr4stHa.
KtNasnuRY, Laporte Co., June M-"1eestt
wheat will be tit to harvest by tho font1h ~
luly, Looks v.ry promising. Corn baekaan' .1'
but now growing tlnoly. Pastures and an'o'D'
rood.
, 1879-06-25

6peefaI bisna.eh to Tns 1sfauhA -.
1HpErExDsAoE, jackson Co.. June sf-"'
arc Ia tic mtdsk of haryGst. Wheat, 81 sta-
rage crop Of excellent grads. Grass ahoft
, 1879-06-25

WHY doos Glcan's Sulphur Soap sell 70 wall!
because II psAkes tie skin clear. Avoid counter.
fsltt.
, 1879-06-25

WEST DIVISION HIGH EC{1NOL.
The graduating class Of iha Wcst'DIyEaion
High School will u,ect At tho Centenary Mc.!,od-
lst Church. On Mouroe street, near Morgan, to.
morrow ,moEuiug at 10 o'clock, to issen.to nj.
dresses by tle Hon. ". II. Wells, PRESIDENT Ut
psstok Of tue Ceatonary Church. and to receive
thelr Diplomas.
, 1879-06-25

sx ". ~ ~, ~ -. ctd be pa}l out Of the
rstrnss Srnr, thc stutjcuts; also, that the law |
fintuats,n n's sEhs members of The ColcRe Of
pnte s.n. a1s9 thst . comuittco be- appointed to |
c..nfs. viii The Chicago University tlron the |
snhiset Of tbs Incorporation Of tho Collceo OF |
Hun;s>'
Mra, willard. from the COMMITTEES on the |
Unnan'a COLLEGE, reported Tint there was little
nav 10 ho ssiI Cunccrt,JnE t.e Womau's College,
Int II WA to bo regretted That the ,natter OF
thr tnmn infucnre vi thc COLLEGE was mol better
mnlerstnnti by tlu people 1t lorgr,
uir Thc Commttien nj on Lands Nude a report, as
also did other committees, Of not much intarest
to thc nuhlfc.
t5r. Davis. from the Financial Committee,
presented Inc apuuai subscription to meet tho
itf;c]cncy calsed Oy lilo cxucnsos OF the yenr.
;1,e G ,snlerst.ndlnr thst It was not valid until
~ (s0t1 lad hren Volunteered for thls p,irpose.
thon1ht the IIniynrsjtg wnufd succeed in getting
urnn rsr' 'Ss eona,uon of thS Untyersisy. Tic
aiii1culty aI wa that ,hey had been growing too
fast, Il took time To build up college like
| ysars old. Yc. its peo1rcas had hecu 90 great
!6at it gave abundant promise for time to como.
d.. Hataeld, Dr. n. s, Darts, and others
maas remarks upoa hs onascal s,stas OF tts
sva.n, !ns.,uut Il tSe sae"aEc,nctt of ia atfaiss
bef5n's1a H. More, ~ S from Inc Go,!tsee on Tuition,
mado . report recommending atnouE other
tnsnge lhat e sone anu y. ~
rhs,4.S Mnp g nniv lsif ratcs, Th. .resommcndatiou
annsrcntly q benevolent aud highly philan.
| thrautc pnc, caused a vast deal Of talk. Some
ono buREested tl!at to!s wou@ cus Oh ane igns, u
nng.1od ennaa peu1t thc aa contrr au, so,notimss
nreacheu. Some were III favor Of making 10
no 1easo,, xhT preacher should pc granted IN
nsnal fayors any more than gentlemen of any
ati,er nrnfcss,on. Tic Recommendation Of thls
Committee, that stu,len.s studying ier tlic min
The Chairman appointed slcssrF Goodrich,
| Frakr. mi itotsford IA Committee on Notnt.
nations. md tie gentlemen named retired to
pe;5"rR R. tte. .. 'st!ss 1a,t,.o r.,on,n.n.a Tint
The de9rce Of Datchclor OF Arts bv conferred
uoon ihe following g-nau,ed persona: Edward
Gsrse At'n,n', fsaae Emens Adams, Gh,fles
A1f1ed ffam,)tnn. Henry Bfxby Uemcnway,
Wi,iia,n rhnn,as Hobart. Georae Henry Hors-
n,clj, william B. Leach, Spencer Lewis, Jesto
Mpore, James Tyson Siusrroyc, william Henry
,nen3ations of tbr Committee wero conquered
in. Tie Cotnmfttee aso rccomncndcd tiiat thc
honorary degrees BE- conferred On the, following
iass K ntitou, D. r.. y. s.: John Curror, K.
~ n r scott A. r.. III. r.: II. II.
Tavior r.: Winfield acott Matthew,
Charles Pinckncy Wheeler: also, Master Of Arts
Y b s shenar,is d. 4. B., K. II; Fl. t. Bartlett, K.
Il Il =. n Mos,er ~. ~ ~ - Srt,4yf. b. Emeil
Il. B.: j. 6. Ambrose, Ii. B.; Il. ii.
Lauey, NJ p DSetqr ,I3 ot Div!ntsTic; " ~ isv.2 G.
s,,s ~ thc II p.cac: Wn.iss r. Watrrs A. Il. 4.
W' Tin rrcnnn,en,latInu Of The DECREE Of n, 4,
1nr 1nhn ra;ty 4. n wns nn.tnoned fnr ono
'The conm,+,o. .rr,nnnn,,n, Tim rerovn,,,op *
ii. +. fix m Professor OF Etnic, aud EyicnccA
, 1879-06-25

1HH 42t6EsbQF 1AFA4CI tQtiuAEu kut A4lpAuf6
franchise, which ho put down at $1,000. To ali
The Assessor was finally willing to admit that
the franchise was something be- bud nothing to
do With, and uotihod Auditor Needles to have
that questton brouFht before the Stato Doard OF
Equalization. wharo it properly belongs. But On
other points the Assessor and The Railroad Com
e ous %s. s & @
hessed at SIPS each, hts 81 miles Of track at
bis 1,0lD horses at $50 each, engine, boiler,
sto and s5oTp!oTs oao'Sn,es a. ots s nssss, sns
IL all, s1oo.e7o. In formally stating
bis claim Yesterday, in hls letter to
the Assessor, ho pleaded that tho three Asses-
opsn cars at fl25 each u,d track 1t $750 a,isc.
Assessor eokup eaya he entered into no such
agreement, anil, furthermore. that ho doean't
propose to nc guided BY tlse assessments on the
South and North Sides, feeling that lis own le-
ures arc reasonable enough. TO them be pro-
poses to stick.
The Assessor was IN rece!pt Of notice from
County-ctezke klokko Yesterday, inslos'ng II, .
ing attention to tho existence Of brood
OF corporations On the West Bids, aud
directing that they be looked aftor and their
tan9ible assuts-in TIE case Of thoss that bare
| auy-Eotttn hold Of mud assessed. Some Of
these, Ut course. are, Of the class known and
aptly described as "snlde," but they will all
bo run down, u14d the proper figures be worked
out turing LHe H0oRs Ing nEaVJ EofpoFatlous
| tlaya bech assessed. such az the People'a Gas
SIaO,000 Instead Of 5000, "a last ycsr. THIS
Is something Of an increase. Tie As
sessor is going to do something this
year which hasn't usually, II ever. been
DOM before, VIZ, asseas Board Of Trade stock.
| III IN Interview with prcsaeHt, Dow tho other
day, the latter gentleman agreed e send over
! bY this morning = list OF West Side residents
owning such stock, and the Assessor expects
to 70 through the list to-day. Tic assessment
| Will bo completed, mud tho Town Board o{ Re-
view In ali probability have dono tts duty by tho
/ ond OF thls week, possibly littia sooucr. md
tl4en Will begin the work OF GcttinE tho books
Ia shape to turn them over to tic County Clerk.
II the Assessor l,aa good luck, ho expects them
! 10 leayo bis hantts about the 18th OF july.
Tie proapoct u TINT, wiilo thu toal-estate ah-
sesamcnt In the Wcst Town may falt three-quss.
tcrs Of million below that Of last year, the
personally vii! bo "a tnuch as a million and a
quarter higher. The reason for t!ta Is that the
Assessor las borne IN mind the fact that good
deal OF the outaIda real estate In the town has
hitherto been put down at pretty high figures,
aIthoug1fos the past tew years # las really de-
preeatcd Ia value; Wtilo, on tho other hind, q
good deal Of the pcrsunat property which has
heretofore bcen "gktpDcan Or put IN pretty
low will tlljs year he assessed at something like
| itA proper value.
, 1879-06-25

Drown's Campborated sapoa.sessSnJI snI Il souists \
coptalps 10 Injurious Ineledseatf' sao
bftiliaucy IL Tia teeth. .-!t ceu1s
, 1879-06-25
THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO.
Examinations urn in DroErfa8 a. thp UnIycrsi-


Examinations ure tu progress a. the UnIversi-
ty, preparatory To the cluss uf the college year.
The cxcrrises vi annual COMMENCEMENT, which
opened OIL sunuay mornioE last In tho baccalau
1cate sermon Of President Anderson. will be
Continued this evening, At the First Baptist
Church. This occasion IL tho annual reunion ot
tho Alum! OF tho University, tho exercises to
consist Of an address By tllo Roy. 4. D, Shcp-
paru, Of this city, an elsay by M!sa Jcsste +,
Waite, md poctn By alr. o. z. Weller. The
Commencement occurs tomorrow, 1t . O'Clock
.. H., At Furwet1 Hall.
The baccaIaurcate sermon Of Dr.. Anderson,
President OF tl,e University, on Sunday morning
ihst, ~ TIC University Place Church, was deiiv.
crtd to an audience l,lllaE tho huuHe in every
pHrt, and Was II very ahlH uiscuurss. 1'e sub
jcct Of It was " CHARACTER: "-the nature ot Il,
IL ttscit aud Ia It's higher forsBs IT. Importance,
n,,a how Il Msy be built up, Tbs address 10
the class at tAe closa we4 especially impressive.
The cla4s Is vrry excellent Que. anftt IL antil-
ipateu tllat the Commencement tomorrow a.
Farwell hall will bs MI occasion Of especial In
ttECat.
The alumni Of tl!e University Of Chicago
viii hold their annnal public tneettnFg ut tho
First Baptist Church, corner VI South Park
avenue aud 1'hlrty.drst street, Wednesday
evening, june rs, 1t y o'clucl. OaTutoE, tho
Rev. i. D. Sheppard, 'BQ. Essayls,, Miss lcssta
Y. Waite, n. Musls BY .hs ch!nago Lad.es'
Quarscttu. The public ara coruialty Invited to
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scholars, large audience being present. The
following was The programme:
Cborus-." Welcome 10 Friends w.. ........fupito
l,ccita.ion-''The Child and the Mourn ,..,,,.u
,,.u sis".,:;;,.. ."...5. H. &ss%!.Sn s'.ai,s
NecitassoY--"T HUNS DeteAt". n. htanc
Duot-''Tho Lily aud the fsose". u. f'onrke
neeitatlon.- -..The Village B,actsm'sh ":..g Hpsn
HrcitAtion- safer tho Hattie w.. ...n plckhaus
eoto and ChoFus.-" Ginning nclls ~.
Recitation t.Tho Soldiers Dream" John Keogh
Solo and Chofus-" MammA's fn The Angel
land"... u. Mossfsky and Pnpt'a
Cborus-"C1asx FAREWELL y, ..-.. .rup5ts
Awarding Of gold nedas fof gonssal nsoae,s1Hs, @ !, H
Cfosk: Of silver medals, for Qentlcmanly bchavlof
and general application, TO Aastars I. 7. Haasctt
nuu E, N2nEf,
The New York herald., 1879-09-20
ONE DOI,T.AR To Wnpr

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