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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

ED.

PA'K AID -BEowN.-In Jericho. VI. August
l>'9 lH Rev. y. Jones, Martin II. Packard
ini Mr.. Sarah T. Grown.
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THE New ENGLAND FAIR.-The sixteenth
annual exhibition of the New England Agri-
cultural Society opened at Worcester, Mass,
on Tuesday. There was pleasant weather,
and the attendance was fair for the first day.
The president, Hon. George b. Loring,
formally opened the fair with brief address
The exhibition of horses was moderately
good, but the cattle exceed those Of former
years, both in number and quality. The
stock entries are as follows: Jerseys, 1856 ;
-Ayrshirrs, III DrvUns, 90; Swiss and IlOl-
stein, e.; Short-horns, 46; lIerefords, IA !;
Guernseys, ., grades l0S; working oxen,
9S The ten-mile race was won hy NJ. j.
O'Toole of Clinton; time-1h. 3m. los.
Michael Cronin of Worcester fell on the
track and was taken TO the city hospital,
where he recovered. In the evening an ad-
mirable display of flowers, fruits, vegetables,
etc, opened at the skating rink. 1t was one
of the finest floral exhibitions ever seen in
New England
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

LAKE CHANPLAIN.-I am charmed hy the
Lake scenery and the views Of the Adron-
dacks beyond. II is said that there is very
little danger attendant upon fishing, bathing
and boating upon Lake Champlain, yet there
are comparatively few boats to I've seen. If
the chcapness of the land, the dryness fresh
ness and GOODNESS Of the air, and the magnifi-
cent mountain scenery were well known,
the fair green slopes which border the
white beaches would De dotted with sum
mer cottages, and pleasure boats I've as thick
as water fowl on its bright waters Ger
.SpTiHqfeH RepN5EcdR.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05
Our Vital Statistics.


Narridges-Total. IL; all white. Nativity of groom
United States ;, Canada ;. England OF bride.
United States IL Married hy Protestant clergyman
., 10y Catholic priest ,.
BiTthS-Tota Al. Color. all white. Sex. male
20 female L. Nativity Of father, nlted States ~,
Canada Il, ireland 3, Germany /, unknown .: of
mother niied States 81, Canada :, ireland |, Eng
land l, unknown !. Stili births (Which are III
cluled III total OF births and deaIhs), male >
births IN August. ISIS. "a
DcIhs-T"ial, &c. Color, white ~, c"lorel !. Sex.
male IL, female "A. Nativity Of deceased, United
States -, Canada ), ireland /. Age OF deceased,
10y years under l, twelve; To 5, two; To ~,
three; 90 10 ~, two; 80 10 40 Two; over -, five.
Cause of death, diphtheria |, Group |, cholera
n1antum g. dlarThHa l,cancer ot stomach |. phthisls
Iulmonals t. acute hydrOcephalus =, commissions !,
heart disease :. bronchitis gdstro-enteriis l. old
age c0ngenital debility. injury head l. still
born =. deaths In August, lsls. ~
Metroroiogicdi- barometer ~ 9Il mean icul-
prraiure 6, :, mean humidity G39, total rain fall
> ufh hes
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AGENTS WANTED usirs, il' I aaih %4 F. aa
ow-pricrd work fully describing the grear tour OF
Gen. Grant Around The World.

By Hon. j. T. IIElpLY, the prince of descriptive
authors Lose NJ time ~ the demand Is SIMPLY
immense. ami TERRITORY being rapidly taken. VIII
out sell any other book. For full particulars, AL
dress, Ill BEARD BROS. a'9 Main 81. Springfield.
Mass. Aug SHAWN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

FIRE At WEST MuToN.-Thc dwelling
piano, belonging to William A. Thompson,
together with his barns and sheds, which
were quite numerous, and all filled with
hay and grain, were destroyed by fire last
Monday. The house was very large, two
story, with an L, nearly new and
one of the best and most conven-
lent farmhouses in town. 1t being butter
day at the Falls the men were all away so
nothing was saved hut the safe, which came
out all right. The fire caught in the roof
where the chimney passes through it. 1t is
reported that there was an insurance on the
property of 5000.
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Tickets Will lac sold at the office ON the Wharf
ami an board Steamer Vermont, Thursday FRIDAY
and Saturday, September llth, 12th AMI 18Th good
I'm from [pw NnrkN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

TIE GEN. WooL MONUMENT AMERICAN
OBEIIsK-The granite shaft to be erected to
Maior-General John Ellis Wool, at the Gene
terry near Troy, and which has just been
completed by the Bodwell granite company
at their quarries at Vinalhaven, Fox island,
Me, is the largest shaft ever transported any
distance in this country. 1t is of gray gran
lite. measures 3, 7S4 cubic feet and weighs 254
tons finished. The entire height of the mon
ument will be 20 feet inches the shaft alone
measuring IS feet. The neck of the shaft is
deliberately carved all around the upper part
and handsomely polished. The shaft is cut
plain and tapers from five feet six inches on
a side at the base 10 three feet at the base of
the pyramid in which it terminates, which
is five feet eight inches in altitude. The
transportation and setting of the obelisk will
cost in the neighborhood of 5000.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

winch j, answered in three words-Take Hop
Rttrrsl sec other column.
Sept mo wed, iriSw2W
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

KILLED BY THE CAI:s-Near East Fair
field on the Portland and Ogdensburg road,
saturday evening, Nathan Beardsley, II
carpenter, aged -, was run over and killed
by the mail train, about eight O'Clock He
is supposed to have been walking on the
track on his way home from the postoilicc.
1t seems that the train men were not aware
Of the accident, as the train did MT stop, hut
the body, mangled beyond description, was
found by neghbors the next morning. Mr.
Bcarislcy was IA widowcr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

4 RATHER nice point will probably soon
come before the courts namely, the right
of the city, in building sewers on two
streets, TO levy assessments for both on the
owner Of a corner lot The case comes up
in connection with the Main street sewer,
fronting on which two well known property
owners own an entire block, while they are
also assessed on sewers constructed in vii
lard and Union streets; and they, it is I'M
dcrstood. will contest the assessment in the
courts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

How TO Get We'll.

Expose Yourself day and night, eat too much
wIih"u exercise; work too hard without resi- /;
doctor all the time; take all the vile nostrums
advertised; and then You Will want to know
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05
Our Public Schools.

on Monday. Sept. LIST, with the following
list of teachers
, 1879-03-05
HOW THE NATIONAL DEBT IS PAiO.

: Few atQ aware that s0voraI lnllIlon dolIars
arv annually paid the Government for Revenue
Stamps by iEu manufacturers nf Proprietary
Mc.iteiucs. Prominent, il ,lot first on ths hooks
nf tllt internal Revenue Department Ut Wash
trlgta1l, stauds thn nau,u OF K v Pierce, A. H.,
III buffalo. n. y: 'lhc na.nes, s'Ur. perss's
tcriutton." +" Pleasant pur9astvs PulIsss," uItl
"nr. sase's Casarrh ipiucly,n ara nearly rs
we'll known In ltla United States Keyenus Oilfce
as Ia tho Dortor's extensive Laboratory, IN liuf-
falp, N, Y. Although tho l}ucsor's or.aers tur
stuurs am,ount 10 ittauy thousand doil,r4 per
nnnnin, vet isor, this sousre,no exact estimate
OF thc magnitude Of tho Ductur's pas.nesa
could bu forImed, ~ tho frequent llcavy ahlp-
from his bonded waEchousc.--' ''ashlagtoa E1-
rhtfHSA.
, 1879-03-05

appointed Afcasrs. Parish, Russell, and Baldwin
as sue1, Cqmmittcc. S{r. J: d. Everett, cantli-
dato iur il,c Office OF Alderman, tnado short
address The meeting then adjourned.
:, 7HB UNION VETERAN
Club met at the Grand Pacific Hotel last even
ing, President Chcslatn Ia the Chair, md alMnt
100 mcnbcrn present. The only bustness donc
was the appointment Of a committee Of three
oilers tp their respectiyo wards for work ut the
ToIIs in Aprfl-to be = sort OF ballot-bo1 guard.
After listening to few rcularks by Adjt.-Gcn.
Clark. Of the Army OF tie Tcuueoeee, the Club
adi1ttrnnd -.@
, 1879-03-05
"
rades Ia The fraud begged ptteously not to be
cxposed. and offered 10 refund the money takeu'
Ut the door. :. -. =. ~ ~ =
-NASBY..-.
sHr. Nasty Comes once hfar4 to tho Do
fnnnc Of sfr. Tilden--Tho True Statement Of

n :!
Mr. Nasty Comes Once h1dfe to tho Do
fnnnc Of sfr. Ttiden-Tho True Statement Of
tho Case. '.'--'' - -
7hstda 1ladt-
Kentucky, Feb, "a, ts7p.-The Republican pe..
seLootcrs utch H. m tha ,-,,t ~ tf,ot n,,r,vr,,
Innocsnt samma, : T,,,on ~ doo,, n,n'.
.unoesh11 oa,"''e' ~ i'aeh arc oooin "oes
sn1s sn hv hsn es rha. @ mex
wlch he wuz cIectid by votes w,ch be- he'd
ho,,oht md mid for. without hctn ho,,nd,i IN
uuuka1 W.. "nu pau ao "''"''' oe'n nounaN u
To hold that Mr. SaEnmel j. ftlden knowd
anything about them cipher dispatches ID to
hold him up ez a man capable w taklu po.i.
,hen ttrere1er,v prokoored. yamme, IA mol =
man Nv that Kind. kin aver TINT saumcl j.
I wuz at Tfldeu,s houss al the ysry day
po,.o, ,ns 1tarh,o w. t,ar ,rrsro,n, ;, -.
tnnt .ha p-..%,onc, rn,,st tst.n H. fros, ~. -.
Hayes We he'd bin consuftin on the sltuashen,
wtch wn considered frot with danger. It wug
crittkle period In tho htstry Nv The 0uyerncnt,
sso s WI i,o aGn ,, 81 We o,,s vs. anu
AZ fru 10 n'rs. ~" tcin ,"st t,.,n sonit sav
s5a 9anrhiitin ,,smrners h.a ,f9srad An tronay
tn bn1d stratifas;' liz Il w1z W vrrv n1ain that
am1 Uood ,acei s nv t. ~ 10 "''''"1 taoa'''
Pcitnn. Marble md Tho o,a p.nt,cnan had
h ~ % Il. @ oo, H. faat ~ ~
cnnssitusfcn u1m Tuz nv"r pc,in" M, Msri,ic hn,i
ti,e doos @ tn takc rm to te a tra,n "uA ~
III Il Gnnd.hv ncrrw. ron;1.h" nv a,rdfast
frcnd Wnrhie. II sal TIlden. cheerfnjiy. 1iiinn;t
rnnw vat vnc nrr win IL Ffnrf1iy md snmth
wSateyer thcy nav bc., - .~.' ''' ''A'''''
nnJ ~ r,IrnI s sni,rn ui,1 uub NJ, ,at.
oxn ..'o Nv =. "A e. ~, "''o A'' 'e''
=" Unk1o,n sed pe,ton. uuy, oourso yoo don't
, 1879-03-05
Mr. Tilden IN Goal ltoalti,.

.Hf'e fHFE HfFNI3, QlTc6 - -
R,nnnrs have bqen dying abroad that MT. TIL
den'4 health Ind lately received u. sudden
shock. ;..ll that paralysis threatened hts speech.
t,o. pcltou was visited lats last night at thu
Everett iiouso by Lkr1la reporter, WHO was
informed lluti tie lulnors weru absolutely un-
true. Mr. Iltlen Was riding on Saturday utter
toup u,ll WA III bls.usuul health and spirits.
, 1879-03-05

; .Etta lbFk ErfmtHg En1l.
Mrs. Hunt,on, HE celebrated Hplrltus1lst OF
the Eddy family, was exposed ct leebs Piatn.
CInAtla, laat 'ruosday night. Whcn the spirit
proved ~ be Mrs. IIuitooa 'hersclt. Her com.
, 1879-03-05

tory Of the party, and tccounted the 8ork which
he md performer as steHard.
Mr.. Ii. A. btrentDr followed Ia anccch, and
wns auctccded by ". II. Chute nf,l otlIers. after
whicl! thu meeting adjourned until o'clork thts
morning,
, 1879-03-05

all casses Of cltzcns should ec ouctcd 10 the Com.
WngnrAs, We would regard It ~ high honor to
haro our ward represented by htm In tic Council;
Etsoirsa, rhat wo hcroby heartily aua on,hu.i.
aatcally declare him to 70 our candidate for Alder.
.nan from thss ward, anil rcqucat all voters VITO
lcerlty 10 rally IN hs support and aastst u to uect
hin 70 the cNMMoH Council.
Tie resolutions weEs unanimously adopted,
after which 0ulug{stir sprccbes wuro lnadc a,nl
i romnltleu wAb apposnteI to whit upon Mr..
button anl Inform hlu OF the'acltoi, Of t,1u
club.
sou,o discussion followed on proposition to
she primaries Mondar. and It was ngrceu to pn.
= ticket In tue Held, Mrl Mtssrs Wild, Gratlus,
Mcigcs, Qnlrk, mud Hyde were appointed u Goln-
Mittee IL seloct ths names n',d print The
tickets.
Mussrs, Gundcleo. Parker. and Caso were ap.
pointcd to present the aau.es Of suitable per-
sons ~ act ~ Judges of ciectiun IN thu City
Council, aud tha meeting adtourne1 for QUO
week.
TIE TWELFTH WARD
nrn avenue, Mir. q. Il. llnzitt presiding. Mr..
". T.. Understood. cnln!ttlntt for tle office uf
City AttornuY. mat1u short address,. The rrs-
ignasion Of Ny; John \. MONTGOMERY. las scc-
upou motion, ~, Gampa's" @ cuMmlttee Sea eoasist.
lug or a1rases. r: Z. Hassgn. J. O'Danirla, ii.
Z. Molla1,. J, D. Buckley, and J. l.. Parish, was
uppo!nsrl BY tbs Chair. Col. litcaby, ran.l,,
date Tor tt.e ofllee' nf City Attorney, n,ads !.
short addruss. Atr, Parish uluyeu lltata Standing
Cotn,aitto on Literary Exercises BIZ appointed,
that weekly meutIngs hu held. and tllu political
F. C. Russell, speaking; 10 sliu motlon, aaid that
ho had uneu BEEN pasIgusa to ti,e work
ot dcnat!ltg qusatlol with Ar, Baldwin,
Tho tWo debaters were tic only persona who np-
peatcd At the hail the night ot tlle intst!ns.
,Ths motion. however, was eaFrled, and the Ehhir
, 1879-03-05

" WnpusI oWtuts ~ u'c Htc"tss ~ t4iS AuuI' ny
wou'u u9G Rise ne s.a.ea: anstIe.t tat y ilha
Deen aeclue4 ~ !na eu9'!itItee ny tnaL ~ "ouu H. W
lot the oest inle!Gs" y. =" cysee5nea " naxu ~,
ohu aeeRato ontY llo'n casn ataae esst 1I!. slio
9ailot e. fote upna u. 9uffsaons; If,.' Icy
dla LUIS N orasT 70 eNu W otNtcs
A. A.. caaal cnaneo. w. a,so IeGocnuea Hor;n
tbat every iactlon ot ,he u!ee,.pntM pasty psts,
ept should bs allowea aeats mpoh ne noof al.a
7o'co III Inc convention; LIS lhst poTtloH "
tllr roth'rt ~aa fcee1yea WILD applauso lFom tno
dlsaeniete; Adoptca;
Alter long wrAnete, motaoh vas mauo 70
PFoceea 10 per1sihncnt organization ~ ap'
polnsthS cnmshIltoe q ohe representative
ir1:n ", cach staso TO cneSt thls me-, movement.
Ihls motion prevailed, hnd then WAS efaetea
ANOTHER bEAR.pANcE,
ia which thu ,t,e,1,pe.s OF tue Convent On strova
to sett.n thc nul1t M tu how tbe committee
should l,e appoIIto,i. 1t was cventually avrccd
fiat caclt dnIea aboud select its avn mem
bsr OF tl,e Committee,
While this wns Voluy on ono faction withdrew
to q corner of ihe room a',d organized mass,
tneet!nE OF thetF own, Which created great deal
OF disturbance. Another bat'd polkacd about
the hall tn search ol another fuan for Chalrnla y,
willis aoile 1thcr individuals pctttionsl to hayu
ths police called IN. ..-.-..,-.,,
, 1879-03-05

tprcad Itself over tile Bhcrnan House dining
| room last evening, and, although there was tho
usual mixed assembly that tic Chicago De-
nocracy turns out, tho meeting Itself was On
| tnoruinatcly quiet and well-bchaved affair, 10
| cheerful contrast with many Of Its predecessors
Of noisy MID fragrant memory.
! r. E. Courtney raped tho assembly to order.
After the ro1l-call, the Chairman wanted cx-
I presslons Of opinion as to whas should 10 done
| In regard 10 the spring campaign.
Dnvo Thornton wanted the minutes Of tho last
I meeting read.
The Chnirnan whtspcrc1 to his Secretary that
"Dave Ind put Ills foot lu It agnu."
Possibly John MattocAs heard the whisper.
| Al any rate be moved TO got atong without the
reading. nntl tho motion prevailed. >.
Mr.. Htbbfns announced tlle death of Mr.. o. L
Parrish, a member Of tho Committed, mud Of
ferel 8 resolution Of sympathy to the widow Of
| the deceased, which was adoptcd.
Capt. Connect called for the report Of the
COMMITTEES Oh
| ArroHTloNMErT.
| Frauk AGncw, Chairman Of ilsc Committee,
comuled with the request. The report was to
the effect that tie bnsls uf representation should
be tile vote cast for County Clerk In November,
1871, giving unc delegate for every 250 votes
poilcd, and ono delegate additional for a frac-
tson over leo votes. the apportionmcnt being rs
follows: First Word, 8; aecond. g.; Third. 2;
Fourth, 8; Fifth, s: Sixth, 8; Seventh, :;
I Elghth, 0; Ntutt, s: Tenth, 3; Eleventh, Q;
Twelfth, 2: Thirteenth. 81; Fourteenth. 1: FIJI
| tecntll, i; Sixteenth, 4; Seventeenth, &: Elgh-
tecuth, s.; total, Il.
Tic report further provided for tic Holding
Of the primaries on the DAY before tho City
| Convention nt ptRcc designated by tie City
Central Committee, the latter body to appoint
, 1879-03-05

i FreRcnt to I.0nsscllow.
LonrfelIow's I'D birthday fell upon Thursday
last. The children Ut Cambridge presented the
poet with testimonial In Tic form OF q chair
''mnle fro.n tbs wool of thu sprradng Chest
nut Tree" whfct old FREQ was celebrated in tho
reclpisnt's Village Blacksmith
, 1879-03-05
is7y~TWELvE


Ninth. g.. Tenth, &; Eleventh, II: Twelfth, IL;
Thirteenth, 8; Fourteenth, 2: Fifteenth, u Blk.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
Ac,NpLiuEyr 70 EREWSreG s. co.

TESTIMONIAL PROM RIVAL CHARACTERISTICS TO
luK FIRM WHICH RECEIVED TIE HIGHEST
,w,pn Ar 1ur PARIS IMPOSITION
TL.,a ,v,s q tIuinuo ocrurreucp Yesterday
,,, -. ,i ...rri..., ,t.r,, -, Hrewst.r ( CO. C,f
- -, -, I,,,,d,'a, aud F,rtv..evrrti-st Aboof
,,,1l m .i,,4p rcpro,,liur ,ycy ti.rre hundred
fo,,y.-. ~ carriage, and uccr,sor,e4 presented
ttipo,al 10 the rival flr o. Brewster i Co.. lor the
w d., winch II reprcsentcd tur carriage tI.do at the
= ia Iy,..iti,t securing tlc highest prIc q gold
~, .,,,,o,. 80 .,, ,,r.,.. M 90. Ic.,,,p o,
Hi'""' anu l''. W" 'i"'''' w
Honor conferred Hcur' Brewster. the senior meu.-
,,. ,l sr,, G.v.r.l oautl,furu including CONGRESS
"'i VI '' -. -. -, ..... ....'.-...
man Lew T. M'r'"n' OH''' 9'"''s p'siii''-A'''Ii'!
stewart J.. WoOuoId, Commissioner I-aIc ii. Bailey.
,. ~. I,.a,i, Errv.tcr of y ~, Haven br,th.r uf
az" '"' ." ''
tie senior partner were present az S"@7' A""A@ I"o
rnoinbciS Cf lhe Association Of Caulgc Manufacturers
-, ,,.. C,,.,,,. A U.,-cy Newark. Can't. Al, T,l,n
t,I.i.. y ,s....,.., r,-to',. IT.. ~
A. scot "'4 VA iN" = '.' = "' ' ,"' ''''' NJ
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
CHARLES u. ISGLLL Sentenced.

TsN YEtE| IMPRISONMENT u THE PFNIrENlARY.
CmChlo, Feb. 27.-Chailes ". Angel, the
d,GwuIug Secretary Of tho Pullman Palace Car Com
rau5, pleaded guilty thi, morning In tue Criminal
Court tJ Two indictment, agaius; mm for larceny as
nalec aud cmbtzzemtnt, and was sentenced
hy Jul-o Williams 10 tn years in the
p.uIuutarc. the m extent Or tho law. Ilc
made 40 IDInark manifested no emotion, and simply
uu.., a- the sentence was uaWCi Jude Williams. ia
rrylovius ,hr ct,r spoke ar the high 'ocil position
.,rup,a by Aucl the Ouormy of his offence, ANA the
clrrdrrs. rcp.icl In him bY the mutny, tud ex-
rrr belief that the full penalty, at least, was
..... ~.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
TIE FIRE DEPARFMEYr COMMENDED.

SIR: desire To express through your
columns my gratitude 10 the members ol tuC Firu
Dcpartu-nt and Insurance Patrol together with my
admiration Tor the energy and eidoelcy displayed "t
ina extensive conhagIaiiou this norpiu2 thc
,r,rtsc- auiou-ng my residence Nuiaiug tnat could
sy would ju-tc. to t.G courage ana determination
win winch Iii. fieutH controlled tuc na.S. and pc
vrnI,J lac obstruction Or the nc,ghbJiag hoa. .s.
JuuS H. WAIsOS.
No. C7l Ii0G-are, Yc,r YORK. Feb. -, I,79.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

due honor to their creditors. The Hon; Phn- rnn-
eas jones' the wheel manataetutrr. OF Nsw sS.
Jersey. responded. Ex-Governor MTounp ppoScs,ion.
sSV p Morton responded briefly and aptly to the ne
toast to the bankers; and short aoarsss9% % ~ New
Have George A. Halsey, OF Newark. william y. b
die OF Amesbury William r. sargeht cnnc,a ndu " A
Iinn,h,cn and william N Fitzgerald.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
IN nm KoLE OF AN INIUKED HUsRAND

The suit OF Anne NJ. Weber against Lewis
Weber for divorce came yesterday before Judge Dono
hue on Il motion for aimOuy and counsel Zee. Weber
Wa accused Of attempting To poison his wife and only
day or two aso defeated IA claim Of Walter Ill. shupo
for counsel fees IN defending him from that accusation
In this proceeding claims that 10 Is not he has
deserted his wlle but his wife who has deserted him
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
LARGE OLASS IN MEDlOLNE.
BELLEVUE COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
A Cp,Dr,TIyG CLASS WITH 165 MEMBERs-AD-
npvss ov THE Uoy. RICHARD oGoRNAN.
loJ

BELLEVUE COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
A GRADUATING CLASS WITH 165 MEMBERs-AD-
pRrss or THE HON. RrCHARD o'GoRHAN.
The Academy of Music was completely hlled
yesterday by the friends OF the l6o graduates
OF tho Bellevue Hospital Medical College. on the occa-
sion OF the eighteenth annual c0mmencemehI Inc
graduating class occupied the front seats In tho par
quette. On the stage sat Dr. Isaac l.. iayor'
president OF the Faculty. and on his
right and left respectively The Faculty and
the trustees w,h the Invited guests Among the latter
was the Hon Richard O'Gorman, who delivered the
address 10 the graduating class. The trustees were
represented by T. Foster. secretary, Moses Iaylor
samuel sloan, Roswell q. Rolstou and tine Hon owen
w. Brennan Al intervals during the exercises an
oeho.rra under the direction fDr Damroscn, furnished
cnoce musical selections.
After prayer had been said by the ". Dr. Alfred H.
Bench chaplain of the college. aad me last srunS or
.cbubottn's ave Maria" had dlcd away, Professor
Taylor president oi tne Facuy pre.outed the diplomas
10 the graluatcs who ~ they called ON the staae
hy name were each received wi'h cpp,.use. MI.
OGomsn wa. then introduced, ava hs !enaI@, were
repeatedly app auocd
The pnudlt5 Of ,Losc friend, .cu,cmcn Of Che ctad-
uatins class" said the speaker Twill long be Trmem.
brrrd and you Will cherish the memory OF The mel
dfr;- ~ t!, day with mu-led fDnducss ana re-r't t.
To y.urcar.is Is 20 be iutru,ted t.Ht strength woel 5
t very lie ot the Nttion- people, hcib. j. ~
nov, ros yo 10 consider llr tho morality OF the baud
is Affected b. the health Of TIA maGpuan.s. You know
that D.. Johnson onoo said that every sick Hah
wa, Il Iai,al; bat perhaps the converse mat every
rl,cal Is rict man. may bc Iound 10 De
conay trle auI tnat the origin OF much OF the wee
of tIc world muy be traced 10 physical dcscner"'y'
The nowedsc that you have acquired L'te can be put
~ , oll over the world, to benefit tao condition OF
peol o whatever ton cue. Il i7 ip TINS res. ect mat
your profession is broader than the other- which
,ro bounded ny LANGUAGE aud c0un RES. TIC nobl"
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"On this head" said the lecturer, there
f. nothing Ir 60 bc dcriic1" Tue bdl.-Lcdaed mau in
ibr front row Immediately rOsc ~ call to Ordu. Bos-
tIOn Transcript
Tho wieest man WE ever knew was n jew
Who remarked. "Itoil you vat IL Isu, young man. |
bsys MY egsborcnce ylosL cry uHy."-i Baltimore
Every Saturday
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rRlcls ~ scnrYLKlLL CoAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 27.-At meeting
ltbr scluyIhl coal operators held hero THIS after
noon II W.. agreed adhere firmly TO tie following
pce, for the coming month and tLe circular Tor line
u, ,itg trade will br Is,utd IOONr: ErOLcu, ~ ;
80, - 90 stove aud sm1li stove - p; chr7tut -
s, cures for willie AS coal a. ochGy Iki.i liz
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
ILLINOIS APPROVES THE cnlYr;E BILL.

SPRINGFIRLD. Ill.,, Feb. 2G.-lhe senate to-
day. by O 1S 10 10. adopted concurrent resoln
ton thanking the Senators and Representative. in
Wdshugjou IOT The adoption Ot The law restricting
chinese luIUIt-TatiOU.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

and barassed him with vexatious ngstons The PLAIN
tin says he IL . fugitive whom she can faIey hhu' "
csion was reserved.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
MONT nrlDINGs BURNED.

CINGNNAu, Feb. 27.-Elght small business
bulug, at Charleston. Ind. burned yesterday.
Iost, $4,000; Insurance light.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

Oi California.
Dr. LiNAN conn. Rabbi Congregation
Emanuel
J. VI. &. HCECU4RD. g. J.
Dr. II NiDAI.lRER, Rabbi Congrega-
Gru -uraIth lsIdci.
II. P.GhLLAGHLR. II. JOScpl's Catholic
Iiuit
W. 4. SCOTT, 81. Johns Prest'n Church.
Z. Il. NOBLE, Plymouth Cong. Church.
JOsEPu 4. GALLAGHER, 81. JOscph5
Gnu Ch.
A. =. BATTLLHEIM, Rabbi.
pATpI,K IS ARD, ~. Joseph