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mr. ROBERTSON cAn be consulted every
II Wednesday and Saturday at his On %. 456 G st.
nv neAt door to Metropolitan church; corner A.
st. from TO p M, on all diseases Of the Urinary
ORGANS and Nervous System. Recent and Chronic
Gases quickly cured ALI Female Complaints quick
guaranteed IN every case Fifteen years experienced
ShArses moderate. Main office. 19 8. Eutaw St,
6Atlmofe- Oct4l
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THY6 EYENNG.

THIS EVENENG.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE
BANKRUPT STOCK ga
GEL
STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
DIAMONDS GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
FLFGaNT RICH GOLD JEWELRY, WITH
SOLID SILvkR-WARE, AND kOtfES rs Gel
EBHATED KNIVES, FORKS. SPOONS, ETC,
Being the balance Of stock of old established
house Of SO years standing,
TO BE SOLD BY CATALOGUE,
981 Pennsylvania ArenMe,
Between 9th and 10th streets.
Commencing
THURSDAY MORNING, February 9th,
AT IL O'CLOCK,
And continue each Morning Afternoon and Even
ing until entire stock is sold.
Cali for catalogue and e, anime the goods on We'd
nesday Afternoon and Evening February %.
Mr.. GEO. B. CUSHING, of Boston, has been en-
gaged to conduct this sale
feb25-3t Post cOpyI
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CTEIGER l. LIEBERMANN. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY AND BASE
MENT BRICK DWELLING, MAN 5ARD
ROOF, No. zoos N STREET, BETWEEN
TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS NORTH
WEST,
By virtue of a deed of trust. dated July LIST, -
A-D. 1876, daily recorded in Libsr No 1927, mi
Folio ~: ct seq, one of the land records for &A
The District OF Columbia and at the request of the
party secured thereby, We will sell, at public auc-
ton, In front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY.
February 26tn 1879, at o'clock pm, the following
described real estate, situate in the city of Wash-
kellys recorded subdiyision OF Lots in Square
numbered three hundred and forty t340), the sub
division having been duly recorded in SUB division
book W. b. NJ, folio 245 in the office of the survey
or Of said District together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third 20 cash, and the bal
ance in equal instaments at ID and two ca
ears after day of sale to be secured by the notes
OF the purchaser bearing eight 80 per cent per
mum interest until paid, payable sami-annually,
and deed of trust on the property sold, all cash.
at the purchasers option. A deposit of $3.50 VIII
be required at the time of sale. Ii the terms of sale
are not complied with within five days from the
day of sale, the property will be resold at the risk
and cost of the defauting purchaser. All convey
ancnlg at purchasers cost.
feb13-d JOHN h CASSIN,5 Trustees.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED OH
account of rain, until TUESDAY, March 4th, 1879
same hour and place
JNo. F. ENNIS, rrustaas
feh2Id JNO. Ii. CASSIN,5 iiu9leea'
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STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK

The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and E .. KNIGHT.
alternately leave Pier Al. East River, New
York. every Saturday, at O'Clock p m q ftIYA
Georgetown every Saturday, and Alex sz..zazzzs
anGria same day.
Freight taken at lowest rates For information
Or to r. +. a. DENHAM, Agent, Water street,
GEORGETOWN.
SAMTTFT, R&COE lent
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DH. JOHN Trips BLOOD PURI.
h1,1 rhH T certain cure Tor syghilis scrofuls
.n Blood Poison Cure Of Syphilis guaranteed In
and please state disease, S06 Columbus ave. Boston
No medicine genuine unless In bottles with my name
blown In them aud labels bearing my own Trade
Marx [jan20lyl DR. JOHN TRIP
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

IN LINE BETWEEN NEw YORK. UAvRE, LONDON,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steal ers of this company viii sail every Sat
urday fro Bremen Pier foot of 81 street HobJkeD.
Rates OF passage: From New York to HaYre, Lon
oJn. Southampton and Bremen first cabin. 800;
second cabin, 500, gold; steeraxe. 800 currency
For freight or passage apply to OELRICH " Co,
Bowling Green. New York. W q. METZEROTT &
CO, 925 Pa ave A. ents for WASHINGTON. ocl-Iy
~ BETWEEN
PHILAE ELPHIA, ALEXANDR WASHINGTON
AND GE RGETOwN,
Connecting Mt Philadelphia with Clyde's
Line for Boston. Providence, and the
New England states.
SAILING DAYS.
From Philade lphia- Saturday at - N.
Prom " ashlngton-Morday at ii d. M
From Georzetown-MUndsy,a at : p.
Freights received daily until Through
bills OF ladlng tn Boston and Pioyidsnce and
Fall hIyer. Cousignees wishing their goods lsnded
at Georgetown wharf will please have them marked
"GEORGRTOwN ID. O."
For iuI information apply to ]. Fl. JOHNSON &
CO. 1902 street northwest and 18th st seet wharf,
WASHINGTON, D. C.; q. +. HYDE, 80 Water street,
Georgetowr ID. c.; WILLIAM p CLYDE h co,
General Managers, II south Wharges, Philadel
phia mar201y
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ARRANGEMENT.

FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
SOUTH
Inc swift and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF
The LAKE. captain c. ]. BONNIE ~n~
LILLE. leaves eth street wharf until .-Ssf.iI
further notice, every Monday, We'd
With steamers for Boston, Providence and other
northern points. Returning. Leaves Norfolk every
tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, st o'clock pm
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY FRONTING ON BOUNDARY
STREET, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS. AND NEAR
STABLES OF W. l. 6. 4. Z co.
BY virtue of deed of trust. dated August s-ss
10th, 1878, and recorded in Liber SgI. folio F1ss
169. ct seq, we will sell on WEDNESDAY, ~A..1A
the 5h dsy of March 1879 in front of the premises
at ~ O'Clock u, Lots numbered thirty nine, for
ty forty one, fort. two, fortytbree fortyfour anu
foItyfEe (39 to As, inclusiye,l in Darlington and
Hughes subdivision OF Square numbered two hun
dred and thirty four (234), in Washington city
The lots front together about la Is l. feet on
Boundary street have average depth of about LIS
feet, and contain III the whole about $4,000 square
feet.
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash; residue in equal
payments at six and tW elve months with interest
s per cent. from day of sale Deed given and trust
taken to secure deferred purchase money. 300 de
post at time of sale each lot, which is to be for
feited unless purchaser complies with terms within
seven days after SALE All conveyancng and record
ing at cost of purchasers
FRED. W. JONES. ru-.o-
feb21-d&ds JOHN B. TANNERS trustees.
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

Steamer JOHN ". THOMPSON, Captain JOHN E.
WOOD, leaves Ter wharf, termin is tf ~n%O
It'll and 9Th street line of ears, at .sszessst.=
4 In, three tines per week. for Currio-
nan, NonllnI and LeoDardtown. stopping at inter
Mediate landings each trip. Days of sailing, Moa-
day, Thursday ana Saturday
For further informs alton, apply at the Office, over
metropolitan Bank, Kno1's Ez'grees Office, or at the
Conn any's wharf Foot of 9th treet
Ba01sse called for on application at Knox's Ex-
press Ofice SAMUEL BACON, Pres't
II J. ACCINELLY, Agent.
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A UCTION SALE OF MY STOCK OF WATCHES,
- Z JEWEI.RY, CLOCKS, SILVER WARE. -
FRIDAY EVENING, at O'CLOCK, W
And Continue Several Evenings,
Great Bargains ct Private Sale during the day
L p LIBBEY.
feb24 tmarS 4S7 9th street
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IMPORTANT LADIES.

All irregularities speedily removed by . remedy
endorsed 10y the medical faculty OF Maryland. sent
receipt of i've dollars. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Address (ccnudentiallyl q. @. WORTHINGTON,
NJ D., graduate of University Of Maryland, 81
Cav Il HarIulOrn Md febll-lys
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS.
Being the entire contents Of
1905 STREET NORTHWEST.

On THURSDAY MORNING, February 81 at 10
at l2Oo + street northwest. very fine stock OF
DRY GOODS,
Embracing TRENCH. ENGLISH and AMERICAN
DRESS GOODS: HOSIERY. GLOVES, PARASOLS.
BLANKETS, BED SPREADS, etc etc
Terms cash.
feb26 DJTNCANSON RR0a
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hUNCANSUN BROS, Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF WALNUT PARLOR
SUITES, FRENCH POLISHED WALNTIT
MARBLETOP CHAMBER SETS, COTTAGE
SETS, FRENCH POLISHED WALNUT WARD
ROBES, MARBLE-TOP CENTER TABLES
LIBRARY TABLES, WALNUT LOUNGES,
WaSHSTANDS, CHAIRS HAIR AND OTHER
MATTKASSES, SPRINGS, PILLOWS, Boil.
STERS. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CAR.
PETS, BEING THE FURNITURE OF 4
HOTEL. ALL OF WHICH WAS FURNISHED
NEW ABOUT TWO MONTHS Ago.
By virtue ct a deed OF trust. duly recorded ~
in Liber No. 903, folio No. Z37, ct seq, one of VI
the land records of the District of Columbia, ke0
will set on FRIDAY the 7th day of March, III
A. d. 1879 commencing at IL O'Clock, at public auc
ton, at the auction rooms Of Duncanson Bros cor
ner OF 9Th and streets the goods and chattels
mentioned in Schedule attached to said deed of
trns': and partly enumerated above.
This sale is worthy the attention of private buyers
az the furniture is nearly new and in splendid con.
feb26 FRANKLIN TENNEY, Trustee.
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IL sure and speedy relief by DR. Icons Celebra-
ted Remedy. Sent to any address for one dollar.
DIR. LEON, 915 9th st. febl9-2w.
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braries.
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
JAMES j. CHAPMAN.
Successor to Solomons h ChsPnan,)
febl7tr OF Pan n Sulp0nin noe.
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After our report closed =

Mr. Tucker, from the conference committee
on the tobacco bill. presented a report The
report having been read, Mr.. Tucker proceeded
to explain il, and then moved the previous
question. Mr.. COnger asked for two minutes,
but the request was met with impatient shouts
OF ''Note" from the democratic side There
upon there was disposition shown by Mr. Con-
ger TO interpoSe dilatOry motions, and in order
10 prevent that he was allowed five minutes.
but when he took the ftoor ID speak on the sub
ject OF the tax on matches a motion to adjourn
was made OF the democratic side and was car
rled, aid the House at $40 pm adjourned.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim Of youthful imprudence causing prens-
ture decay, nervous debility. etc. having tried in
cure, which he viii send FRKK to his feow-suferers
Address j. n REEVES,
Chatham N
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DR- HENRY MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS
IL Certain cure for Disease of the Kidneys, Ora
vel and ali Urinary Diseases, Nervous Debility,
Seminal Weakness I'm Lotency, Scrofuia, Syphilis
and ali Blood and skin Diseases speedily cured.
For sale by WI b. ENTWIseE. Druggist corner
l2th ST and Pc. Price. 80 per box sent by mail
on receipt Of price, securely sealed. febI4-ly
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CPERMATORRHOEA DOEMIENTIUM, Impo-
- tency, Premature Decay Seminal Emissions
out the use of calOmel or mercury, by DR. BROWN,
1905 St, near 10th NV. he sol;cts the very worst
fSDl-lme
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The CCNAED STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
Between New York and Liverpool, Call
nj Cork Harbpr,

PROM NFw YORK. FROM NEW YORK
Algeria We'd. Feb. 26 Scythia We'd. April 2
Parthia- Wed, March 5 Parthia. We'd, April
Bothn'a Wed March u Bothnia. Wed, April Ii
Abyssl;ia. Wed March l9 Gallia. We'd, April 23
batavia Wed, March 20 Algeria. We'd, April 80
Ard eyery following Wednesday from New York.
No etee1 axe
RATES OF PASSAGE
By stesmers carrying steersge, $50 aud 100 gold,
acfOrdn 10 accOmm datOns-
Tickets to Paris. Sl5, GOLD, additional
Return tickets on fsvOrAb terms Tickets issued
at special low rate of $50 gold during the fall and
winter season
Stseraxe at very low rates Steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and all other parts of
Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
Havra Antwerp and other ports ON the Continent,
and for NedIteI raneah ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Company g
Office, No. Bowling Green. or both steerage and
ian2s1y CHAS. 6. FRANCKLYN, Agent, N Y
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MEDICAL. &c

ESQ REwARD-If DR.. BROTHERS fails to cure any
y case Of Female Weakness. Irregularities and OBJ
structions- Thirty years experience in Washing
Ton Office BOG B st. ew., opposite Smthson-
ian feb252ws
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN
2Sb sR5T Is HH 6r Fs
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 9Th. -
% frops by sna de ss
Of 9lk. on 25th street. near street northwest
Of Il spa
SO feet on 9th street southeast. near Virginia ave
nue. ana improved by story brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; residue in two
Of sale and secured by deed of trust with notes
ssBest a of cent Ps
purchase at time Of sale If terms of sale are not
complied with within seven days, tb Executor 70
OF the defaulilng purchaser. after five days notice
in some newspaper published in the city of Wash
THoMAs BOWLING, Aac aAAh feb ESseosSI
SIZE OF XAIqARLF KEAL ET
y Sl dAs Al IRON FOUNDRY ON TIE G. &
by z1ta Court sl Of shs f9y
on the 4th January, 1870, as modified BY de &.A-
1879 Goth DEGREES being made in the cause OF jacob
G Heiston ct al vs. william Nn e. D sid ct al NJ
as Trustee duly appointed i'll said cause, sell at rub
lie auction to the highest bidder in front of the
O'clock pm, certain real estate in Georgetown, in
said District Of COLUMBIA sitmated and known as
ton to said Georgetown, with the buildings and i'm
p1oyements thereon: and also all that piece of
ground which fronts on the west side or Washing
tor ST Get, in ead town b ginning at the southwest
corner of said lot 81 and run thence east and at
right angles with said Washington street to the west
line of said street; thence west and with the line of
said street to its intersection with the southern
boundary line of said lot No p then with the
southern boundary line of said lot to the place of
begi ming, with the improvements, rights and APP
pu1t.nsnces to the same belonging
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
in cash and the residue in equal instruments of
one-tblrd OF said residue payable, respectively, six
twelve and eighteen months after date of sale with
interest from date the title to be reserved until the
full payment Of all the purchase money. Convey
aDcing at purchasers cost $500 to be paid at time
of sale.
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEWS, Trustee
THOS. BOWLING, Auct feb20 -3aw3w
THOS. j. FISHER l. Co, Real Estate Aucts.
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nR LEON. the Oldest Established and only Re
~ liable LADIES' Physician in the city, be con-
suited daily, at No 915 9Th ST., near K from to
O'Clock AL Ell ale Complaints quickly cured. Office
ana Residence, Is Barnet st., Baltimore feo19-1m'
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BCNGANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

febD. %, %. 27.mar1,3
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THE EVENING STAR.
: CONGRESSIONAL.
CO0cfeRofoa ~ YeaferAms,s x,~~


CoNcsssts,s Of Yesterdss's PROCEEDINGS.
THE DEFICIENCY BILL PASSED.
SENATE-After our report closed
the senate resumed consideration OF the de-
ncfency appropriation BILL the pending Ques-
ton being on the amendment OF the COMMITTEES,
On aRRT9PfssOns to appropriate ssse oeo for de-
under the enforcement act of February 9s, 1871
being the act to enforce the rights OF citizens 10
vote In the several states, &C.
read letter from the Attorney General to the
effect that the deficiency In his department
would have been but $s0, 900 but for two clauses
IN the election law, under which SIS, 900 was re-
quired for deputy marshals 70 attend elections.
and $l25,0o0 for the prosecution of persons
charged with crime.
ment proposed by the committee the words
AND for defrayfng the expenses which have
oeen and may be incurred In the enforcement
an Inc at; act approved February g. 1871, entitled
an act 10 amend an act approved May 81, 1870
entitled an act to enforce the rights OF citizens
OF the United States to vote In the several
snV sc y. tn union and for other purposes, or
any actS amendatory therefor or supplement
tary thereto, being deficiency for the fiscal
year endlng June 30, 1879, of $3.50 0oo and insert
n lIeu IheTeof 600. so that it would be an
appropriation OF that sum for defraying the nx-
penses OF the United States and safe keepin
OF prisoners" &C. Relected-yeas 81 nays Il
.., Inc vote being announced Mr.. Beck SAID =
Nltnln one OF II, thank God" voice on the
ueinocratc Side" Business is Frightening"
MI. hTkWooQ submitted an amendment au-
tnorRlng the Postmaster General to rea(iiuSt
the salaries OF postmasterS or the third. fourth
anu nilh classes not heretofore adjusted under
the late act or Congress. Agreed to
Inc OH having been considered in the COM
mittee OF the whole, was reported 20 the senate.
ana amendments made in committee were con-
CURED In with the exception of thai aunronrisr
ing s24 $50 20 Tor detecting ana bringing to trial
ana punishment persons guilty OF Violating the
internal revenue laws or COnniving at tha s3mp
lncludlng payments for information and detpc-
ton OF such Violations being a deficiency for
ISIS and prior years.
IRIS amendment on motion of Mr.. Beck was
stricken out He also called for a separate vote
ON concurring in the amendment appropriatinc
$4,000 for the Department OF Justice, but the
senate. by vote OF yeas 81. nays SO. refused to
strike it out.
The bill was then read third time and
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-10
Shameful Libel.

Our friend, w. r. B., of Scotland Neck,
sends us the following clipping from a Balti-
more Republican paper
GA North Carolina Democratic paper, the
Greensboro State, speaks very plainly con-
corning the folly which has driven Northern
capital and enterprise out of the South. 1t
says: at is a sad fact for this WORKOUT and
furnished state that of the thousands of men
who came thither, invested their means, and
attempted to make homes under Republican
rule, to-day but few remain. AT the loss Of
their all they have wandered away to seek a
home where they can speak their sentiments
and vote as they deem best, without subiec-
ton to insult, abuse and v~iliicati, n of such
men as Gov. Vance. Immigrants fom all
countries and all states pass North Carolina
by. The 'carpet-baggers' lose all rather than
remain, and many Of our own sons seek in
states where schools, the polls and speech
are free a new home"
No less than three gentlemen Of Northern
nativity, and who came to North Carolina
in the ranks, or in the wake, of Sherman's
army, have happened in our office since we
received the clipping, and each and all de-
nounce it in stronger terms than we shall
here use. Suffice it: the Greensboro Nc3U
NORM Std}e Is not Il Democratic paper, but
on the contrary is the only raJid Republican
paper in the State. 1t is, we have always
understood, supported, if not owned, by
keogh and Tourgee, both Northerners, who
have made their living by politics, and We
hement abuse of our best people.
AS for It's statements, they need no refu-
tation here but it may be we'll to state
that there are perhaps a thousand North
erners who have settled within 100 miles of
Greensboro during the past ten years, and
who expect to remain for life. Gen. Gar
field, the Republican leader, Gen. Wilson,
and scores of wealthy Northerners have pur-
chased property within twenty miles of
Greensboro during the past three months.
Nearly every large manufacturing enterprise
IN the State Is owned, or conducted by, or
gives employment to, Northern men; many
of them Republicans. The largest assem-
Glage of Northern Ex-Soldiers ever held in
the South, with great unanimity denied,
generally and specifically every charge made
by the Greensboro sheet. But it is hardly
worth while to waste words on such a sub
ject. The class of carpet baggers who vanish
as soon as they lose office are not wanted.
Honest Northerners are welcome and want
ed, and are coming, daily as life long settlers
among us.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-10

COLLEGE EMBELLISHMENTS OF rrr
YALE FENCE 70 II FREsHMEN.-Lasr f.
day the sophmores of Yale College. 0nco~i
ing to custom, presented the fence" to tLs
freshmen. Suphmore Bromley was the or.
tor, and his concluding remarks were AZ "a
| lows:
Il may say to you in confidence. gentle.
men, that you owe nothing to the FacnItv
but everything to the class of 81. We ba.a
tolerated you when they wanted t. fire Won
out. AS soon as they began to know WON ~
the beginning OF freshman year, to see tb9,
you were not only handsome, but good and
great, and that you were liable, at any mo.
ment, to rise up and run the college. rhey
said: This class must either be totally sun.
pressed or greatly thinned out and the orje,
given us was decainatum dun1mmp. which
being Latin, you will understand better new
year. Out OF tenderness for you We have re-
Trained from obeying the order strictly. Wa
have slain comparatively few of you. though
many have gone and got Slowed on Their
own account. Never forget, gentlemen, You
owe your lives 70 the forbearance Of 81. and
when you meet an 81 man, be quick to show
you appreciation, always remembering that
for the preservation of a human life one
schooner Of lager is but a meagrc and made
quate return.
1--WE had intended, gentlemen. before
turning the fence over to you to have veneer
ed it in rosewood and mahogany, upholstered
1t IN satin, built canopies over it. and set up
toot-rests in front but when we proposed i.
the Faculty secuted the idea. They SAID:
With such ears, what need of canopiesY
AS to foot-rests, they made no objection. ex-
cept that they must be put inside the fence.
They SAID the college authorities had no
right to permit the class of 80 to sit with
their feet on the outside and obstruct the
whole street. And one of your own instruc-
tors suggested the erection Of a market rack
with meat hooks to hang you Oh by the sea,
OF your trousers.
'Disgusted with such frivolous conduct
we abandoned the scheme. You, however,
at your W expense, can do what YOU please
with the fence. except carry it off. And II
you carry it away take only the part between
the rails. Take the fence. then. gentlemen
OF 50, with all its honors and Responsibilities.
Don't white it. Dom desert il. Always
have somebody on it. Sit on it constantly,
and look pretty, and try to reflect honor
upon the class and credit upon the college,
Be good as well as pretty. Don't hoot a,
professions or chaf the wayfaring man, or
try to sing. Finally, don't put you. feet on
the cushions, and do not spit Oh tie stove.
The fence is yours. Rest your brains upon
it..