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YsLITA. FL Paso Co. Texas.
An0uSf & 1901

Dear G0sesnor. knowing no man
within the limits Of this state. who
takes a greater interest in. its well
fare and prosperity, write you in
the interest of these people, and of
this sorely distressed Section. not to
enlist your sympathy; they have
thst, bpt 70 have Won exert your in
huence in oihcial quarters for their
relief There is scarcely : day passes
without witnessing massacre, per
petrsted with all the fiendish afro
city OF which the Indian is capa-
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bic. interruption of the mai !
Is of daily Occurrence. the dri-
yers and passengers massaered
einigrant trains attacked in broad
daylight, and the emigrants killed
and their bodies mutilated in the
most horrible manner. The great
est insecurity for life and property
prevails, not only on the road, but
extends even to the populous towns
along the river. Victoria and his
band of 500 or 400 Indians, are suffi-
cient, not only to escape the vigilance
of the Mexican troops, but TO eros s
over the river at pleasure, openly
taunt and challenge the United
States forces TO battle. and defy their
gallant % commander, (Griesonl-
who. on their appearance in the
country retreats to an almost inn
pregnable mountain fortress, and
commences fortifying. That is the
protection the United States govern
ment is extending TO its citizens on
the exposed frontier. The result is
that travel of all kinds is suspended,
and the district included between
Franklin Gel Paso), and Presidio del
Norte, is dread and terror. THERE'S
not town on the river that is nOtat
Nictoria's mercy, if he chose to at
tack il. The rangers are powerless
for good because insufficient in num-
bers.
The people of this section ask you,
for Gods sake, to exert your infiu-
ence to have some other soldiers sent
them besides negroes, and another
commander - Mackenzie. Merritt,
Davidson, Bust-anyone but Grier-
son or Hatch. They want soldier
who will protect the citizens of his
government by giving common en-
envy battle whenever and wherever
he shows himself The present pol
lev, if pursued much longer, will re-
suit in hermetrically sealing up this
section of the state. Its settlement
and development, which was rapid
| iy taking place, has been postponed
| Indefinitely. Immigration has ceas-
ed to come in this direction, and To-
cal travel between settlements even
by another mode than by horseback
| discontinued.
/ think that you will agree with
me that this deplOrable condition of
affairs should be alleviated at once,
and the prayers and gratitude of
your distressed fellow-citizens in this
section of the state will forever at
tend you for any efforts you make
IN their behalf. Yours respectfully,
j. j. BYRNE.
Hon. j. w. Throckmorton,
Mckinney, Texas.
GOu.-I am going to "run the
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Hon. j. w. Throckmorton,
Mckinney. Texas.

Coz am going to run the
gauntlet" to Fort Davis tonight. If
/ reach there L will telegraph you or
Wellborn to have orr convention ut
Dallas pass resolutions, requesting
the President and Secretary of War,
to make prompt disposition of the
government forces for the protection
of this frontier and avoid the repe-
tition Of carnage, similar to that en-
acted in New Mexico last year,
which will be certain to occur unless
means are adopted to prevent it.
BYRNE.
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MAKE HENS LAY.

Al English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist nsss
tsav'li.ux IN this country. SAB that r.cst Of the
trash. lie says that SbeTidau-s ccDdfd Powders
are absolutely pure and tnnse nssly v-isaie. Not
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Ordinary Houston County, Ga
CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Feb. IL 1873.
We take pleasure in saying that he :. &. IL
givi good satisfaction We have had exee-
tlemen who had been confined 70 his bed sir
ps rs with Syphilitic RhsumAtisn haa been cur
ed entirely, and speaks in the hiehss pr ice az
II. II also acts a. well in primary rs in Eec0nd-
cHILEs l. BERRY.
TAE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Propn =
Sold by DR. j. TobIn, o. samosiz, and al
dealers. .f
iesdxwly
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The Democrats OF the Seventh
VIRGINIA district have nominated
Judge Henry c. Allen for congress.
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PERRY Houston COUNTY, GA. Jan 2S, 1885,
In the year 1873 there were two negro prison
ers confined IN the jail OF this county, who were
very ba liy afflicted with that lo.thsome dis. ase
Syphilis In my official capacity as Ordinary,
/ employed Capt c. T. Swift, then q resident Of
this piece, 10 cure them. under a contract, =" no
cure no pdv" de administered TO them bis
celebrated Syphililic Specific and in few weeks
l felt bound, under my coptrac'. to pay him It
OF the county treasury, as b had effected ccla-
plete and radical cure. sA -il
In testimony hereunto set my off -ial sigma
rr q lure and zeal.
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GIN. BNRSE'S LETTER To HON.
W. THROCkM MORTON.

The Fort Worth 4deoaee publish
es the following letter. probably the
last one written by Gen. Byrne be-
fore he fell a victim to savages,
against whom he so earnestly APP
pealed for protection for the people
of the frontier. sil.o
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NEW HIgH BLOOD!

Parsons Purglfiye ilia make Kew r. sh
Blood aud Will conI ,eteiy t4nlse tho blnod Ia tes
entire 81 stefl in three lnouit Any person woo vii.
take Oil each night from 10 u week. may be
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 26, 1880
National Democratic Ticket.
State Democratic Ticket.

on coNoREss-PHTH DISTRICT ,
SETH SHEPARD.
, 1880-06-25

Arrival Of the Miniature Steamer at st.
Jolin's-E1G1,tcen Days from london
-aturvc1ouk Economy In Fltcl uud
Wnter-PerI<ii,A Systcin on Trial.
ST. JollS's, n. f., JuNe 2t.-Tho llttlo
steamer Anthracite, which loft London, by
Way Of Falmouth, Eng, eighteen dnys ngo,
OIL u voyage across the Atlantic, arrived at
tllls port to-day. S1ie Is tho smallest vessel
TINT ever steamed from Europe to America.
Her length Is eighty-four feet; beanl, six.
teen feet; and depth, ten feet; her engine
and boiler room being twenty-five feet six
inches. 1lcr gross tonnage Is 7021 tons.
The yoynge wns undertaken for the purpose
Of testing tho capabilities Of thu Perkins sys-
tem nf liiEll-nressure engines, md Tho sue
lIttle vessel Is likely to lenI to revolution in
marine architecture. Throughout tic entire
pnssaEH tho wentler was unusually bolstcr0ns.
ilN1 there cAil be ITO doubt thnt tMucr D!Dr0
fnyoraole f., I clrcn,n,'s.ances the tine Of Tho
:iho eeuli0sny III tho consumption OK coal
and water Is effected by the usu Ut tic Tcr-
kins system of boilers Is something .wanler.
ful. Only twenty tons Ut coal, or nbout 100
lhrnclte q on tlle trip across and 43b galuns u
tnbtllens boiler, III which the steam Is gen.
einted ut Mn oxceclingly liiE!l pressure. ny
es q spfea systs Of eo s
Tho boilers nre charRetI with fresh distilled
wnter, only n very small quantity being re-
lulred. Haylng neeli converted into steam
mud used n tllS engine. It Is eotitlenset aud
lh,9rlzontal tubes, welded up at eacl' rn4;;
'rllcso horizontal. tubes arc CONNECTED
by,, slnnI vertical tubes, and Thu
a6r h9lsr y cp proved t1 ,o s'9S 9oadst thppSs hpss
Hri4 t.VlinfhrA nf fttifarart din 3-.
, 1880-06-25

ih,! Mall tLAulot4) Gaittte,
Tho opening Of tho new hotel In rsA!alaa1
sflllN!u lNrka 9ne ktNgo ~ whit ta called Alhe.
icnni1at!um IN Lonnn; Cur Cousins tell ..s tl,as
WI Eave mt al,t<,ccsted IN stovolupny tho Ktn;;
ufnp Artlu1o; hue W. hAs1 certainly aMade Il KtoA
many stnps IN tlIAt direction. Whether laa
GhhuGu u ur IA mot I'LL improvement 1t!Hy ~ SUI
tiet! ~ thtlso wise persons WIN havH isihNt "
tholr h!lItis III To tho tr,D Significance nf ,'u
prn I'rngress. 1t ls curious i, rcnnrk thAt s tas
nlmnst tho SOLE case In whichrsycn staeais.ag ".
could 1it,1 psrscryo A!s ti,trs eolnplnrency when
Hu}Ntri.1y mir own thu with INIT tIf utlf ~!
cessor4. lfg trIcA to reenncle huself to lae ~.
mission Of nnr rc'Hty nfcrIrltJ ~ tho hN'ius as
f!l soasus''t!on good 'ans Mca,' ,sat. nus
al other olr'u,nstanccs being supp,,ssa. ,s.
equal, lima will bu bast whore tho tlaM. tteas
Of Ita0motlon nre worst." IL tho s,'en. n.
teenth century tr,yu!cr required twelve t't o.
thirteen n!c IL Anl tyu or slx ,IEats !NishMsss ihIs
httwepn furk nt,,l London. Now be tlsssnsss .Ms
ll!s ntuls re tnkc, lf thu word nenl' to nSs
.tfshp0 by Implying It, II! such t.t!scellanen2u. 2
tectE during tito wrctched ton tni!l!lees tos sr
freshncHtt. Tho Msxuincnt Will tan!ly u.,.u,. pu,
inyGsilHltt1.t iii II u Blnttil-" other cr1iln. cr
slNiecs" Will cnrln!1,iy not be el1lal sl1e lS'f "
.1nntun GCts,nes ullsfpr. IHll,rl'Sc tnehtls -. ~
lralvei implies Nh Increased number sf trt'rc1ss
cinsscs which usu.l to lk' selentary hnv1 octfs" s
M,ynblt, Httl that tilt'so who nlbve. inAte ~
ti,les III utten hotnru. II people rAkG io"va ~
stapIlaKes lotweeu ldlhslnI! and i1rE, tholn .t S
In lliI ilnllbt t1t thu lt,lbGr uy ln1pe N WHEN "Mns
Of II hNlEint sowhatn has Increased ut t'',sa ~
DID rUAsl-si1a Inn ls esarte] tho lls ~ ,.Iy
great cettrIa hnyn dune much nre thafl al'.,p!!
Nl,yGrlI tho custom ut ihGtr psttleccssors,-tnes
nAvG tatppeu nuw s0ifres III del1And.
, 1880-06-25
TIE CENSUS.
The Population Of Chicago Counts
Up 478,O6O,
With Scattering Vote Of Several Thou-
sand Yet to Como III.
Tables Giving tho Figures by Wards
nnd by Divisions.
Several More ot The Non.enumofa!od Who
CIamor for Recognition.

Yesterday afternoon Commissioner Wright
practically closed tie operations 0f his 0ilice
10 fnr ~ the taklng tho census 0f this city Is
concerned. For the enumeration Of tho rest
OF the CUlli,ty Vt Cook and nls0 tito Counties
Of Du rago amt Like, which form the First
Cc,sus District, the census-takers have until
tho tst prox. to hand lit their Original scltet-
u1cs, a,ld fifteen days additional lit order to
prepare tho transcripts to be filed Mt tho
offices of the County Clerks. For this reason
1t will be impossible to ret the full rGtnrns
from Cook County until about tho middle of
next u.0nth..
Thu amended returns up to 4 o'clock ycs-
testlny attetnooti E,tvc ns the city's l>nrula-
tlon Al, ,0tD. 4 few en.lmerAlors, who were
sent ont to cXallttl,e into alleged oiMissi0Hst
are yet to lo lleAIl from, but their amended
returns will not attd marc thin about 1000
l,n'nes to tho number above given. The fol-
lowing tulle slUws
POPULATION ny wi\lsps
>fOr 1880, rs compared with tho CENSUS Of 1870
from which II will lu scen that III ten years
tllo city flns guinud Ii, ,0S} or MI flcrcuSu ur
about ~ per crlt. At tho same, rnlfo Ut III;
crease during LIE next decade tho census of
1htD will show Il population Of 1UJ, GOO.
, 1880-06-25

of tho &. Z. 'rrMlsfer Company, mi! roo,n,n.
~ III hflt! ID Michigan avenue, WIRE umit"i
ny thu rtiiHlIS-tnknr, nl3n fur men rOnIair"
u ~, Michigan avenue, and tllree mcn nj i5
,CAnsn YOUNG.
10 TIA Editor u The Chteaco Tr,hur.
CHICAGO, j,lnn H.-NutEGfnE cOtnnlaIuh.
Tint ii ono oico IN McCorinck'sT T niock tstss SEsts
nre Tour reFslilis int enumerated, Nlnt 40 inr
s the writer 4 Is ~, n9rT tcro es not been 10
7b the Editor Of 7as Qateaeo Tribune,
~, ,Glt1cAuo, JUNG A;CAlr. llarriS, ror1,cr Of
suys 10 o s'}Sst s eaed M I iiroye ye
cHnsits account. Tliere arc seven persnns Ii
this family. II. b,
ID tn. Editor Of 77ls Chicago Tribune.
CfftcA0O. Jltflo 1i.-'rhe censtls-.nt1nnr. :
ator fallcd 10 applynt my, house, 81 Csss
street. j. ). BARNES.
~ the Editor Of INT chteapo 14ihun..
CHICAGO, June 14.-Cpnnt me among t},oso
missed by tho censls-taker, '"
a Mr.: Emnnons, who works ut -Faseo's
beet s,n at sio9 ,dI Ia'lta.s,tory M co'er Madison
nhEssea.,, wnnt to SEQ Chleago 40 5ov,O00 ao
sN''S' '''S'' '"' 17,ycsf sMiadisa'ia III di'aens strsst.
ID the Editor ot Tie Chicago Tribune.
IT, cmcAnol lin, June Ill l w,.s : npysrl"oked , By
@l5 State, second tlUOr,
10 he Editor oy 7ae Chicago Tribune.
Cn1CAdt, Jnns GIVE, tllo undersigned
10 not think our names are down Oil the new
eHl,s,ts rolls, Us WI tnye not seen anything Of
tho e''amsra'o's t!xa' Rs,sqpa'Iy: ~ ;,s,n.
1ts} TWn1ty-scc0nd street,
UEt>. L. Hull,
.lr, Twetty-second street,
HENRY u. UnERHo1.zsR,
2i07 Wabash avenue.
s. ": A1c4Anrilul.,
1E3 Twenty-second street,
| To tha Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
CrHcAn0, June Ga-Afy house, No. M
T]iirty-!lrAt street, and that Of my rptghbof
having bccll skipicd by tho cei1s.ls-nlet, en-.
tircly, transmit r list or tho liAlnrs OF tho
| pcssuils thus not enumerated. Tho tltst
| fur live MT M. Is, thu others Mt No. 5E;
II. u. Garrison, N. D., ago IL, i,orn In In,
| dtAra; Mrs. II. D. GurrEsot, nge 30, horn in
Ollln; Mrs: Akergaret llnrrolt, ngo Is foti.
| III Uhih; MfsstEnlinn IInrrolt, fagg 20, bo5n
| til Ollie: James N, Young uAWyer} Rga
nb0ut 10: Mrs. James N. Young, ARE nDout
10; john Young, age til.nrt y; Ciinrles Y0rng,
| NEe about u; David Young, a4b nbrllt i:
| Infant Young, ngu 6nl0ntl1s, born In Illinois.
think thu ceHstts inv should contain pro-
| vision for Furnishing ntl ei,lln,urNter who
fults TO get tile 1nMes Df oil within his dis-
trtct. Yours truly, II. p. GARRISON.
| Is Tltrty-first street.
, 1880-06-25

ID the Editor o} The Chicago Ttt6Ans.
CluoAdo, June 2i.-1 herewith land ynn'
}S2 III II contribution to stast n fund tn employ
competent counsel to prosecute tho l,crprtHa'
dny. Yours respectfully,
ASiIrlIEn SupsC{lIHEIk
, 1880-06-25

The EnglewoUd High Sein0I held Its clos
Ing exercises Inst evening Mt tho lIigll-Srhool
Hull, which was filled with lnrga und nI-
preeiattye auAlel,ce. Tho names Of thu
GRADUATES are William W. Browncll, Charles
f. FislIBr, AtIa Il. JOlllsUu, Calllo l.. Met
calfe, Enlma Il. liusseil, Carrie A. Nkce, Not
ttu J. Smith, a1Id Jellillo Wilson.
Tho exercises were opened with prayer by
tho ftay. Il. II. El}nswDrtll. Thu sAlututury,
With essay, WIS del!yHrea sy CharIrs II.
Fisher. Miss Iyl!ntu Wilson read ~ essay.
tha subject Of whiull WIS Not t. Him WH0
u ,lls Etclor's GarIanl Sure" ThIs, wes
followed! by =, rusr!ti1g BY Miss Nettta
j. SIMlth, "Aly Summer III n t;lr-
lien" Miss Ada i. .Jol1nso'! rNad an
exsay entitled, "WouIai, md Work."
'rlu class hls,ory wns rea,i by Miss galIio
L.. Mct:a1fu; AIr. Wil!inm b. Yr0wne!! re-
elttsl "lsu.,til ut the 'rup;" Miss Nettiu j.
Alission," Miss Carrie \, liiee; ESSAY Anl
bn!cdirtory,a" The i'nWf Ut tho Pudding II
IN tho EatinE," Miss EWnta l.. Russell, Tlu
uxeigisea Wbre cluatal with singing tho c}aSS.
sung. tliH wards nf whtcn waru wrIiten BY
Miss Carrie 4. lsice. thu ,lisc hnsng by Net
!!u.l. sM!th. Tho Principal, ,!'tnf. ". W.
soll,u excellent a.lyfrn tn tho class.
'llIe High Sehnl Alumni !l1ltl their oxer-
cises tllls uyoiing in lilo llfEi..Sel!Uul llAIl.
, 1880-06-25

@ w. aas ns ~ @ it, ,,,nst .g r.;rn amd mi axMs
t"st" s " 'fha r"inssoI stat,,n ~ thn Wirri wiii
~ @ frua frr W H. e po.' III" ,v ' sr, s c i,. i
ill.,, ~ iieht ~ .y" no, Ia spnn ior mjns n
o,a,!v 'itract;,,n "''c' e" W see' 'ot ''es III
WY nr ,nrrma,,op,an, ia ur,or ohttrat,ons IN
IT., snr.ey, ,,oot. MMIi: WV ~
tie !s.'!esS!IS mtlu naG'e'iil!ii,s is lof
p'e''"''' eoui'c''es ".'u n1..'''s "'te'''o''''
ST. MAnT's ACADEMY.
Special coFrfspondf'st< of 1he cht"'o IF|ht"e-
Sourl1 BEND, Ind, June 2a-Onc mile |
fran Notro Dame and two from South Bcn,l,
on q h'Eh l'ronlontors whose oase IS washed
by tic clear, rapid waters OF tie ST Joseph
River,
"wlero the bcams Of tho morning snn qn!vcr,
IN Thefo M 1t s %%pe "1 sc enl ses IF oyrnes.
~, ~ tlu aaa'!ss ~ sue. se.u t.. ht VIII"
~ .s '""s .a.r,,.a t. ,,t,'n,o @ 4i,nt
iahguaRe cannot aescfloe' IL sl."tsu t lnn.
grcat schSpl Of Science, art, aid General
Culture, whose constituency reaches from
ocrnr n ocron. md whose EXCELLENCE ,s nj
1911 ~. a. J., ,,'.,;oat r.'c,,,ts ~ IL q
arv,a xsIv. " scas,nv M rst;t"tin AZ ,Ihcra
andsolitl learning for the benefit Of yonng
1n,,trs mud girls. presided over by Mother
Nfnrv of st. ANGELA. ns,tstcd by nm nmp]t,
onsns "s ~ - rotc @ mr.; uo "sco,n,;sI,c% nss4ci.
ntes, mostly Sisters of the lIoly Cross. Hero
rises MI immense pile. glowing with nrchl-
tnct,,rni ,nn,,tv nul o,]n,,;rJ to fl,osn etl,ca-
t'ollal uses for which It wns ;lesisned; Ile
location Is l'roverniaLly healthy and p!ct-
iAAu haso neGn SUI sulfcnusaea ~ s'alnus % Nsn!
tlowers, to walks asti lawns. to s'"s'!ary from
.h .ho ,n % - - Na,'s, @ "' Eo",Iafns ,,i,m tto;r u,
stivery spray with tic sIli,n,ncring sun
, 1880-06-25

NOLl1 flH+V 4Ao2k
lsfttlc Il. Albums,
afslYgfc g. Albums,
Minnie M. Ahnril,
{}uaruc A.. AlLrl,lgc,
lin q. Atkinson.
t;t1.Gto Ayers,
WtlliIlnl II. Tinker,
MaHYto Il, Isnrnet.
afAry II. l}urtt.lltiu,
I4Ixxie BtAttIe,
lferlH.rt i. l!at,ller,
Aillin =. UeItlcIl.
J.iilIu II. iilsleknll,.
sIhnllo Il. lItIyntot1,
Ella l.. 1srowil,
Htltln T.. llrt,Hf,,
tlraco DrylllIt.
I.iz2ie n. Eil1shnell,
S,lr,l', Il. Cassidy.
I:t!le 4. u. t,'I,rl6tots0n
.1cn'lle u. Cltllley,
1.t,1l[s X. Cobb,
Snrnti Colby,
Frederick ". Collins,
Nellie u. C,IlgGr,
{s,.,1,iIItn NJ. {.nrl,v.
, 1880-06-25

SltIl!t. Miss tir1lFvtEyE IEtEIiNa; thriving ntnt
,1n Tn sxty M1;s Nr,a r,k M is Fny FES ';nry: a!S:
n!T!t1'n,rtlr. Mi$; ;foi,nttna tsM,Ee; history,
pertinent, Miss nslia t!argtr0n.
a Enlt medal WIS hls, nwatlfnh Miss Mary
Alid' Enrieht, nj thu .tul,or rlass, f"r tt-
lmrt,lg.lt. Silver medals uiltl Gr,,W,ls ware
Given IL tho Misses tiennvleyu Higgins, Afnry
Norfs!k, S[ary l!Srry MnHKie ]keoe, Mmnls
Of others. For yocal music tho first premium
was wnn BY Miss A1nry A[D0re. MID slMtlHr
prlzes were given 70 Miss Alanln lsiEElns
md Mary Norfolls Tor lSlr'ltnrllt;ll music;
They !nre sumo ntnety.slya hoar!lurs IN tho
Institution. md those pupils With tlle lay
sclu1nrs nuke tic number tnlttng part III tile
exercises nearly LEO.
WEST DIVISION ItIuIr-sCIIOOI.
The graduating exercises Of tlle class Of
80 of tho West Division ltigl,-ScllOol wers
In thu Union Park Congregational Church.
There was very largo n,lhlence III attend
nnce, mil tic ntlair passed oil very PLEASANT
~. rl!a interior Of thu, church WIS !lec9-
aW|S W D' s1's w" o""TSsis SeIE We MrRe }sfs II
wlll:e q! the all59,ry;ralIlng, f.l thy hai.
iinn nf flowers, Ihe exercises wyro CONDUCT
|: y. Bnker, a'tl tho tcachers occupied po-,
SltDnS OIL THO pIntfDfns
After s,lc inusIp Us tho organist the fol-
towl,lg program WINS GDre through with:
"'rhe l@ns1its. Of ElMcatioli,". Louis Il:
Coll,; Little Things" Clara l>ute; "Schno!
Lille civil Waar," Julius X. iiagg; music;
"Uut OF tho liAy Into tho Oeca,i,"h Carrie &.
Smith: "Air Castles,n'' Emma D, Mum;
"trllo Press" 'rllonu.s 9. Silaw: !" ".Amcrlcali
si; ,n.isIc;" "Wat Nsxty Slapei lSic.; "Afainas,'
Emily L. Elliott; Our Country" lhnuls.s
i. kinlare: " intellectual CM!tllre," Belle
i. Jennings; Mlusie; g Moods. Minnie L.
Mnnglinl,; "1ietrospcct and Prospect"
Will, VAledtctory Mltlrcss, Mary, =. Iagalis.
Tie essnyisis wero faynrctt with n lnrge
| lAt1tber Ut very beautiful llnWers.
lo,n,.s were prusrntetl by. pruf. l.nker. Tile
clnss numbers III, anl tho following Is +.