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Messengers Notice.


HANCOCK, ~ ........-....Jaly 18th, \. u. ls''-
rrHl> IS to gre notice mat on the 12nd day nt
i July A, u. 1873, Warrant 40 IEs.s.
Yency was issued out OF the Court 1t lu.oi'cu' b
for said Coussy Of Hancock against tEr
e-IAte Of said Weudeti Benson. OF fremont, AL
jndgeI to be- a Is.olyens Debtor. pet4aon
OF said creditors, whtch Petittoa " as Hie IA M
ssni day Of July \. 10. ts1g, 10 shicil
la-t named date interest claims Is 10 be CON
patei; Thai toe payment VI any deota Aad the
delivery and transfer OF any properly belOnEin-
10 said Debtor to him or tor his use. and she !r
livery and transfer ot any property by him ar
forbidden BY law. That a Meeting Of the Creditors
Of said Debtor 70 prove their debts ami cho"z"
more assisnees of bis estste, viii De held
al eoart OF In solgency TO be holden al Probate
Office In siii Ellsworth on the bth day Of Aug
A. II. l.sJ, al J o'cl0ck the afternoon Given
under my han 4 the date first above written
BENZ. r. ArHEKTOS
Deputy shsr 4. Alessec ger VI Tie Court Of la f
soiyency for said County OF Hancock 3sjt
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1em ADVERTISEMENTS
NOn-Kesidcnt Tax List.

Mon RESIDENT iaIrs ia tho town Of feuul .
IN scot. 10 tee tauaU Of HAncock, tor tn
year 1875 blils CONN tiel 70 James trln-
die. collector q ssd town. on The ars!
faF 81 Juns lsIS, has bceR returned BY
him to d a. rrnaIains unpaid. on the sstii DAY
Of May. Is1p, By bis crrtiacais Of that dsic. aad
now remain unpaid. AMI notice - hcreby Etrra
nat u tho sail AMI interest and charges
not pad - the Treasurer Il sA4i town sltnIn
eighteen months frota the date of 7nmmitfnrn NJ %
ihs saii balls much of iGa zeal estate tarcl
IN b. ~ Aricnt to psy zoe amount due. there
f,F isyi 1IIas interest," .al ehsE.es. vii. stthoai
faEthcr NOTICE be sold At Public AucT,oa. a.
Jnst1h Sarnanl's store 10 sail tosn. On tho i1th
Tar u December tsp, az 10 o'clock A
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Congressman Reed thinks the only
point in Scion Chsse's harangues worthy
OF consideration is his admission that be
hasn't sufficient discretion to know when
10 buy steers and hogs and when not to
buy them. And he submits that a man
with so little knowledge as this can hardly
be trusted to manage the financial Affairs
OF great nation
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LiaelFs Lifting Age.-The numbers OF The
LIVING AGE for the weeks ending July % and
August respectively, contain the following
articles: The Talmud, Church Quarterly Re-
ciesc; Malta, and Chesterfeld's Letters to hi,
500, f0rtHi9hLy, Food and Feeding, by Sir
Henry Thompson. and our " hest-FIelis il the
North. West. Nineteenth Century, Gray and
his School, CornhlU, Benjamin Franklin, Con-
temporary; Ps,ronized by Royalty, Mayfair.
4 New Caledonian Rising, Al the Year
Round, Oxygen In the sun, Spectator; with
the continuation OF Jean Ingelow's sarah de
Berenger,a Miss KeAry's Doubling Hear, -
aud Sarah Tyter's The Brides Pass" and
the usual amount Of Poetry.
For rfty-two such numbers Of sixty-four
large pages each Tor more than 3, 900 pages
year., the subscription price (ss) is low; while
for $1,000 the publishers Offer TO send any one
Of The American - monthlies or weeklie.
with The Liring Age for year, both post
paid. Lit,ell 4 CO., publishers.
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From several towns ia this county
come reports that Greenbackers and Dem
taken by their leaders aud will either cast
DO vote at all or will vote for Hon. Daniel
F. Davis at the coming election. We be-
lieve in this county the fusion will give
several hundred votes TO the Republicans.
Honesty is the best policy bat there is
always a certain class who cant see il. =
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Cps ellswortb Amrrifan.

'abHshed every Thursday Morning At Coon,l-.
y oek, Ellsworth, Me, BY TUE HANCot n
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Dor tsrm.. a.. see srst page
sS-S- NJ. PkfTE>6lLL A CO.. 10 stat. street,
Boston. g PARK Row, New York, anif7Oi Chestnut
treet, Philadelphia, are our Agents for proc curing
advertisements tor the AMERICAN in The above
cities aud authorized to contract for advertising
Al oHr lowest rates.
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For. sale.

1 III homestead property OF the lac Asa a.
] gatt, Of frar KIN Maine. slIuatrtl ia "a "a
fraEklta. AMI De crItcI a. follows II cohLAins
About lsents ~ acres 81 lArd. divided ia III
laEr pasture anl woodland. TIE bulli.nE. are
"a good rsPAIT. "a ere - . Eoo.i sr-t Mil. and
Obr oi the be-S miH pr.yllcg.s the county On
the premise. Alsn a good srintte quarry. II has
good an,l c"hEr nlaHI laadins "a the shoIe u
tsansiih iiry. The premises well calculated
- carry % talaLsEIns. LartainS nj mil bn az
nrss. Term. eash Or IL equiv .lcnt. For further
particulars Inquire at the premises. or OF I. II
fOs.. u Hancock. administrator.
IVORY II ross.
AGmlnIsLIat0T.
franklin July rgh ;s-y H.
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11HE subscriber hereby gives PabHc aoti-s O. AL
l concerned, that he has been iuiy app"iuisi
and has tAkca appH himself the trust ot kH,
cutoT Of The last 10 ant Testament Of
ASA WA~tsATr late OF Eden Ia l3.
touuty Of Hancock, deceased. By s3s4aE
bond a. thu law directs he therefore re arsts al.
persons lo lRicbtei - the said Iccess.-i
e.laIe, - make imalt Isate payment AMI tAJsc
who have any demands thereon 10
h,Bt the aamc LOO settlement
WA>GATT, Ext.
swans Island, July -. lsTs. 3W}.
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hers paper shows the time to which the subscrin.
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requested TO Fay mp as soon a. possible.
On receipt of payments on subscription at u j.
once, receipt will be promptly sent to the sub.
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corrected on the next issue OF The paper.
In all communications relating 10 subscriptions
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l..
In directing change Of address. alNays give
fi'e present address A. well a. the one 20 which
ysu wish the paper Afterwards sent
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FOR SALE

TUT undersigned offers tor sale to a practical
: "aehihIst or Mouisier one-hAlf Of his FOUNDRY
anu Aachine shop situated in ElIswo nth: or 4
preferred will sell the whole W -
, Inc Foundry is IN ost iavorsbly located, there
cut of ninety miles. ef
Inc FOUNDRY and Machine Shop contain all the
sools anu machinery necessary to meet the re.
81 several new maasfacturna INTEREST," In MAJ
uon 70 me already large Milling and shi build.
10y .nsefess IN the county, the future Of hi.
tsxe 10 business are invited 70 mvessi9ste. AM
iniornasie ION desired can be had by sddressi.r ~
sssosscroer' or calling upon him at his place q,
P" WI. o. MCDONALD,
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SpefiaI 4otifts.
A Q a n ID.

To all " no are suffering n om the errors and
ind scretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay. loss OF manhood. &C.. will sead REGIME
thai ~ cure you, FREE or CHARGE. Tnis
great remedy was discovered BY nissio.ary in
south America. Send . self addressed snyeIop.
10 the Rev. JOSEPH y ss.sson n Nsv
York City.
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So far as our observation goes, the
greeuback orators are hard lot. Last
year they were noted Tor their free love-
and this year for tneir profanity.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-07

Jesse Harper's speech in this city Sat.
urday was mistaken for thunder in Port
and according to the Advertiser. He was
only trying to blast the two old parties.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-07

The Zulu war cost England So ,500,-
OOO.-I Bangor Commercial.
about one hundred times that amount. As
between the two. give US Zulus.
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APPROXIMATELY.
non. DANIEL 4. D1JIS.


The closing week Of the campaign. be
ginning Monday, sept. II, Mr.. DAVIS
Will speak in the Fourth Congressional
District at places 10 De announced here
AFTER.
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Don't fdu 10 try DR.. KimbaiPs Balssm, for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Soreness Of the
Throst, Chest, Lungs, &c. pleasant and
edectuai remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price - 4 30 cents, by ali
Druggists. lyr7.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-07

The tai! feels strong enough TO wag
the dog in Penobscot county and, as y
natural consequence, the dog 10 mad.
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COUNTY TREASURER OFFIcE. ELLswoKru.
ITATkMEST Of costs allowed in criminal
y prose- gtIOn- snd mqucsts BY The supreme
Juf~.ai Court, aHi Coarl II Couuty Commission
rr.. April Term a. H. tsp.
ilo,csi ~ Sapr~m> judicial CnHrt
Names 81 par!lc.. Originated ANA
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NONRESIDENT TAX LIST.

olowi his OF real estate non
" o sy
IL nnou aid;and :
o the es
pmcu stan change wlm
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1t IS estimated that the postal receipts
OF the United States for the present year
will reach 81, 600 600. as against els ,344,-
5ll in 1869. -
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TIE SECRET KEY TO HEALIH-Tne science oil
itfe. or seifPreserv alton. so pages. Price only
~. contains MY valuable prescript ions either
one Of ich is worth more than len time. n.
price Of the book. Illustrated sample sent on
receipt OF cents tor postage. Address, Dr. W
H. Parker. Baihneh street. Boston, Mass.
I5wJu
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BuL-lioLpERs PROTECTED 4 Wash-
ingtsn dispatch 10 the Fhiladslpha Press
say "li vas pertlncn,ly remarked to-
day. ln connection wjth the failure Of the
Fitst NAti"ual bank Of Batg~r, IA. that Il
Was striking illustration o. the wisdom
aud safety 81 the national bank Is. system.
and might b. yell ipr thc people who .4st
year were somcahai ialntrd NUh Grcsu-
back hcgcsir. ID study The lrs.ou Il
ieAchc,. Here wAs bank % 500 300
capital add % 90 Of circulation. some
.:uCkholIcr discover. som-tAtu. wrouy.
CALI the aG-L;5ol 10 the government a.
u an examiner j. tmmrsijN~iy sent IT, th,.
bAGk the cause ~ GO Jnpiliut u found 20
b. rial. the stycru.uvuL immediately takes
control anI closes J.. out 10 The Interest uf
al concerned. The notes are ever = hrr,
uycr lie country. and ; ct ,sni ans, .lailas
w5il BE- lost by their holders Had thts
IAslurr been gudrr the old stale banA sys-
tsiu. such a. The old Bank or Commerce OF
Eric. the Farmer BauA Of Wayncsburs.
or the Lancaster Bank. the holders OF
notes. Sho would likely have breu daily
iaborrrs or merchants of small means lu
different parts Of the stat. would have
been the vgfcrcrs Under the National
bank las. hoseyer, such persons would
De thoroughly protected. Il might De-
sell for dcmagoSgr hnancicrs ~ho are
praI!nZ about the so-caiIcd monopoly Or
the national bank. TO moral.ks on ih.
security shlch the holders Of the nntrs ol
The National Bank OF Butler enjoy"
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House for. sale.

k~A The dwelling house ON the corner o.
,sssH Pine and Fraakiia streets, opposite the
X.ARk residences Of Mr. Henry Whiting. will bs
sold low for cash, or part cash and balance o.
time ifweil secured. The house b. new has !
french 1901, nine rooms, good cisleFn aud 4.
in one Of the best locations In the city. For fur
Their Information 10 quire of the Subscriber or @
L. Burrill Esq, al the Sa wing. Bank,
A. X. WOODWARD.
Ellsworth, Aug. 9Th, 1878. at,f
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Notice to Fishermen

I'VE sre prepared and will nav the hi.be.,
" market prices for Hake sounds through this
season, they must be the very beat qualify ior
winch We VIII pay cash ana goods at extreneIv
low prices niep
\. H. KIrTREDGE, AGO.
Bar Harbor july sl.t 1919 -,
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TO RON innate two senators. County Attorney
tounty Treasurer. county tomml-.laner ana
>uers1. and 10 transact aEy other business tIal
may properly come before the Convection.
Rasis OF rep rsssut atiof each CITY. IuWn and
Plantation entitled 70 ons delegate zai one al
ditlonai dele gate tor every forty yoics oasI foi
the democratic CanditAl for Governor IT, IT,
and AZ additional delegate Tor 4 traction Of ivon
4 fufs Ef.tE
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REPUBLICAN
onnfN CnnNcnfi.
DEMOCRATIC

County Convention.
YHE Democrats Voter. Of The County 81 Han
cock, arr requested, 10 send d log Ies - a c1u,
vrutton L. he, holden
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.ANT4RES OCCULTED.

Ut ,SrTs AND STARS OF THE FIRST MAGNITUDE
RARELY HmDES-THE SCORPION AND ITS FIERY
HgARr-How THE MOON WILL PASS ACROSS
ANTAREs.
The moon being the nearest of all the heavenly
bodies it happens that In her revolutions round the
earth she often passes in front of aud hides some oil
the more distant orbs III the sun is thus hidden
it is said TO be echpsed if star or planet, IL Is
occutod. OSCILLATIONS OF the planets are rare put
eight or nine stars on an average oecuted every
month Most of these are small, but occasionally
the moon passes across IA large star like AdeDaran'
Reenlus or Antares, and then the phenomenon is
interesting. As the moon always moves from west
TO east the star disappears tho left hand side or
her disk and reappears on the right. From new
moon TO full this left hand side is dark and the
right hand side BRIGHT between full moon ana
new the bright and dark sides are reversed. DC
cultatons are most striking when the moon Is only
a few days old as then the star disappears with a
suddennea5 that is startling at point OF the SKY
where there Is apparently nothing 20 Interfere with
it. The earliest occultaton OF which we nave any
record is one of Mars by the moon, mentioned By
Aristotle. Kepler found that this occurred on the
night of April f. 357 B. c.
In June there will be fourteen occultations
of stars visible here, but of these only
one Is of especial interest-the occulta-
ton of Antares on the evening OF the
Sd. Antares is the brilliant star in the con-
steation of the Scorpion, and was called by the
ancents because it seemed toriva Mars, or Ares In
the vivid ruddiness of its color In 1916 Professor
Mitchell, of Cincinnati, found that the star was
double, having close companion whose color was
entirely green. In 1856 Dawes, the English oDser-
YER noticed, after an occuiaiOn, that this was an
independent not contrasted color, the green COM
panion emerging very distinctly from behind the
dark limb of the moon before its Oyerp0werlng
neIghbor Other companions have been since
discovered and Antares Is therefore now classed
among those multiple" systems Of suns which
are shown BY the telescope to exist III many
of the consultations "The Scorpion" is very
striking group of stars which receives less popular
notice than it deserves because happens TO be low
down in the south and to pass the meridian during
the short Summer nights. Antares is the fiery heart
of the Scorpion; the small stars above and to the
right of it represent the claws, while be low Antares
the tail stretches down, curls at the end ana term
mates in two bright stars which may not lnaptly
be compared to a double sting.
On the evening of June the upper portion OF the
moon passes across the STAR as shown III the lOOW-
ing diagram:
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resdents who have arrived for the season or course
nothing definite will be decided upon untl atter tne ar
rival of other gentlemen who were III ger
ting ND the races in 70 and II. Two elegant prizes WI"
DE given by the citizens. ~, c,, .o In y
The grounds Of the Westchester Polo CluD are IN
wretched condition, the keeper having resgheu MS
duties last Fail Since that time they nave Deen use
party OF boys II they were public property s T
of being leases for a large sum TO the Polo Clup
attention OF Police Department has Deen caeu
the matter and the lovers Of base ball VIII De oDl0eu
IN seek other quarters IL said that VIII take weeks
70 put the grounds good order as they shoWeu Az
the close of last Some OF the cottage residents
are az the opinion that little polo playing VIII DO n
dulged I'm during the with the present seaso
the club enters upon its second lease OF the GROUNDS VI
three years each. -. ouu,od
Mrs Delaney Kane, OF New-YOrk. who once owned
and occupied the fine estate near the beacn now owner
nv c. j. Peterson, of Philadelphia has rented the GOne
cottage near All Saints Chapel Mrs. A. r. Woodwortn
of NewY York has leased her cottage TO Professor W.
Shields of Princeton College. Cyrus W. flelu ana MS
daughters Mrs Judson and Mrs. Iindley. nave taken
cottages, Mr.. Field and Mira Judson occupying lne
Bruen cottage and Mrs. Llndey the DE Bols cottage
b, <l on CatheriDe-st. -. e,s,ou
me valuable statuary belonging TO the late sidney
Brooks has been placed temporarily In the Redwood LII
brary by the trustees of his estate
The heirs of the late Dexter Bradford, the owner ana
builder OF the famous yacht Dauntess nave rented e
Bradford cottage Catherine-st TO Mr. ana MIS- LIS
penard Stewart of New-York. -..r
The Countess PallOne and her father, Augustus j"
Brown Of New-York, ]. Amory Goodman, OF Boston,
samuel Hart ana T. III. Klrtley, Of Phladephia nave
taken rooms at the Ocean House for the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-31
THE CONDITION or CORNELL.

PROFESSOR BURT G. WILDER REPLIES TO CERTAIN
ADVERSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND sCHOL-
ARsHIP-THE ACTING PRESIDENT
To the razor OF The Tribune
SIR Among the Notes on Education III
THE TRIBUNE April "a appeared the following para
graph, copied from The Elintra Gazette:
At the present time there but 403 students Of
botn sexes attending the COrnell University and only
ABOUT $50 young men. against about 700 when the
pertinent began. There have been vain attempts To
prove that tins falling of Is due TO other causes than
the experiment of education but the decrease
number of students has been regular at Cornell
from 1872 to the present time while at other colleges
there has been but slight falling off, that all efforts to
ascrIbe any other reason have proved futile
Thu. President White should feel called upon to leave
the University this, the lowest ebb of It's fortunes
aud, moreover should lntIust the management OF
affairs To "A who, during his former absence, ln-
Cured the cordial dislike Of professors and students
alike, is a matter TO those who have the best
wishes OF the University at heart. Altogether the pros
poets Cornes future are not all that heart could
wish.
The above s likely not only to excite prejudice against
coeducatiOn and against heoldes professor in the Uni
versty but also njure the general reputation Of the
institution The following table has been compiled from
the University register and from information furnished
by the registrar and the treasurer:
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The circle here represents the full moon, being
its north and it's south point. The arrow points
ont the direction i'll which 1t IS moving ana the
dotted lines show the track of Antap's behind
the moon, ID being the point where the star dsap-
pears, and where it reappears The disappearance
takes place at NewYork at h. 10n, and the star re-
appears at l2h ION so that the occutalon will last
III 3m At Washington the times of disappear
ance and temperance are 10h. som. and l2h.
am., the occultatOn there lasting 81 minutes. AT
points further south the OccultatOn will last even
longer, the moon passing more centrally over the
star. Unfortunately the moon happens to be very
nearly full at the tilne aud the oecutatlon OF SO
would be If the moon younger. 10 the naked
eve the star will be lost IN the greater light OF the
moon some time before Occutation really takes place
but with a small telescope or even with good field
glass the star can be readily followed to the moons
disk.
Another occultation of Antares occurs on August
81 Int the star will be so low down previous to
setting that the occurrence will not be seen to adj
vantage III northern ATTITUDES.
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registration for the whole year-are manitesty ncom-
parable with 400 Tor 403 when the paragraph was trst
pubshedJ which indicates the actual attendance during
the third term after the inevitable losses by exaDna
TONS etc. ~. 49,.
That a reduction Of our numbers conceded with the
admission OF women is obvious. -Omitting the hneen
third term OF 1928 is fortysix less than in the pre-
cedinG year But it should be noted first that the in
until the opening Of the previous year. ana may there
fore not have produced its full effect I'll the year IN
question; secondly although the panic occurred IN
the Fall OF 1873 It Il by means improbable that tne
conditions which produced Il mad ALREADY, year ear
to college. Upon this point AS also up0n the ques
ton OF the effect of the continued "hard times ~
would be well ascertain the statistics or other col
eges 1t certainly cannot be said that coeducalon ls
responsible for the dimnution Of our number OF men
But the real prosperity Of University is not 70 be
estnla.ed from nuneis aonG, W Ia" and besn more
rigid at the term examinations Other thlngs DelhR
equal those circumstances would not only tenu 70 lessen
the number of those who register but also TO dimis
relatively to II, the number In ATTENDANCE III tne u
year was 20 per cent Of ali who registered while during
the next year only 10 per cent the average oss
was 26 per cent during the years after only
10 per cent Either them the admission OF women h GO
ncded with marked increase In the industry OF tooc
who entered the fact OF their presence has keptaway
q considerable number of undesirable students Either
OF these explanations tends lessen regret at the
reduction OF our numbers Again, since the third year
the resident graduates OF this or other INSTITUTIONS nave
evidence OF decay many return TO pursue al
vahced studies or make original Investigations six
seyeni have been The last seven years
have witnessed marked improvement in the quality
the whole institution.
The absence OF President White is certainly TO be
regretted. But II fortunes really lat their
lowest ebb" no considerations OF more public duB
youId lead him away Nor would he intrust the imme
date direction OF the University to anyone even 10
him who has already fulfilled the trust with success
without the assurance that he would have the cordial
cO0peratiOn other professors. As executive OF
dcer Faculty for many years, the yceiIesdeht
can hardly have avoided some errors OF Judgment or
failed TO arouse autagOnsins in some quarters But
even those widely differ from him in opinion can
nor uestion his ability and experience, much less his
entire and singe-mlnded devotion 10 our interests As
the students il is matter OF official record that ms
voice ana vote are almost always in favor OF lenty
toward offenders and among the better caSs-the SUI,
dous and well-cOnducted-he ID yearly more liked anu
luaac, Nav 20 1S7g BURT G.. WILDER.