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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-05

If you wish. we vii, take your ase. to be
paid for sDheT cured. Write for particulars.
and for copy of the little book, Message to
the Unfortunate"
$1,000 REWARD
Will be paid to any chemist who will find, on
analysis of one hundred bottles s. s. s., one
particle of mercury, iodide potassium, or any
mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Proprietors, Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by druggists everywhere
Price OF large or regular size reduced to 81 Is
per hottie, and small size, holding half the
quantity, price 81.
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Central & Southwestern R. R'as

E4VANkAH, GA, september 9th. 1854.
NJ and after MONDAY, Bepternbsr sen 1881
~ passenger trains CD ehs Central and South
sessera Railroads ss1 3RGBSass all gaz "a
fos.OWe'
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HEALTH IN WEALTH

nEAA LIN IS w ia LII AZ !
DR. E. O. WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN
~ TREATMENT: a specific for Hysteria
Dizziness, Commissions. Nervous Headache
Mental Depression, Loss Of Memory, Spermar
torrhea, Impotency, Involuntary Emissions,
Premature Old Age, caused by over exertion,
self-abuse, or over-indulgence, which leads to
recent cases. Each box contains one months
treatment. 81 box, or boxes for IS; sent
by mail prepaid on receipt Of price. We guar
antee boxes to cure any case. With each or
der received by us for boxes, accompanied
with s., we viii send the purchaser our written
guarantee to return the money IL the trest
ment does not effect q cure Guarantees Issued
by OSCEOLA BUTLER, Druggist, corner DuD
and Congress streets, Savannah, Ga. Orders
by mail promptly attended To
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-05

Tom williams, so7 tons, Edwards, New York,
ldg-Jos Roberts & Co.
Jas 7 Morse, $50 tons, Upper, Bath. dis-Mas-
ter
Jno Taylor, 81 tons. Hudson, Philadelphia,
cld-Master
Chas Heyer, 32S tons. Poland, New York, ldR
Master
Weterline, 275 tons, Kelly. New York. ldg-
Master
3 Anderson. les tons. Pardee. Philadelphia.
ldg-Master.
Sixteen schooner
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CLEARED YESTERDAY
DEPARTED YESTERDAY

Steamship Rapidan, Dsggett, New York-C
NJ Sorrel
Bark Elektra QVor), Iversen, Wilmington,
C-Holst & Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-05

c-,r.r4sps The receipts for the week are
-.. ....-.-- .i-s pa bags leaving unsOld stock
t4.- b q. The demand has been active
an. ra-sI principally on foreign account, at
1-r.s-. I'D 8 up 10 our last quotations. which
W. renew.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-05

Steamship Pontiac (Br), Barcelona.
Steamship Rapidan, New York.
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May Morn, 165 tons. Guptill, New York, repg
Jos Roberts & Co
Caroline Hall. $50 tons. Delay, Port Royal. repg
Jos Roberts & Co.
Lucie Wheatiey, 100 tons, SeppIe, Port Royal,
repg-Jos Roberts & Co.
Nelson Bartlett, $50 tons, Watts, New ork
ldg-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Austin d Knight 425 tons, Perry, New YORK,
ltg-Jos A Roberts & co.
Colin K Mcneil, 800 ons, Anderson. Boston,
dfs-Jos a Roberts a Co
Mary Lord. a85 tons, Smith, Eew,York, ldg--
Jos A Roberts q Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-05

Inc receipts or cotton TINS port from all
r--Ie- far the uaU week have been 56,O4O
nails of upland and ~ bales OF sea Island,
-.-sIr>t stUll bales OF upland aHd $50 bales OF
"a ls.aui for he corresponding week last
Tie particulars OF the receipts have been as
fellows Per Central Railroad. 2S.Ol9 bales up
I--I- Der savannah. Florida ana Western
s.Uusy G.155 hales upland and 543 bales
oF s-s island: per Charlie stOn and Sar
vsaash Railroad. az bales upland; per Florid4
sr-.1rrr-. bale upland and 1874 bales Of sea
fs.4H-- from Brunswick. % bales OF upland;
f-1u RIVER landings. 953 bales Of upland.
Tie exports for the week nave Deem 49 42l
-s..- rr.rard and 20 bales OF sea island, NOV
f-z r.E.1vg-- To new YORK. 1913 males up
f5rf rri I'D bales OF sea island; 70 Baltimore.
$50 ts.as upland; to Boston, J ,s3t bales
u-I.nI- 20 Phis deluhia. Z. 800 nales upland, 70
B4rc-Il1 q. s1Sj bales upland; TO Revsl 3. 80
ta..--f uulard; TO Havre, $50 bales upland
chi bales sea island; to Bremen. $3.50 bales
uU me-: To Liverpool. 6.s5i bales upland; to
Genoa 1850 bales upland; to Charleston, 20
ts-s a island
Tie srock on nand at the close OF the market
tl-1ag vas b., ISL oales upland and ?, $50 0sles
81 STAND. against 12i, - bales upland and
1851 raleS ISLAND for the corresponding
-sr- asst FeRr
for This grain during the week at easy values,
fu- tire demand from abroad has cen com
parttivrlv rghL he market closes steady
sales 800 barrels. The exports have Ueen rSl
b. -r-Is ss follIus. To Philadelphia IA bar
r--- o. Havre. barrels; To Bzltlmor-, IA
b5r...s: c. st1n. q 3 barrels; 10 New YORK,
Els rrrrpfs We quote.
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fAA EoLLoNlNo sTATEAEST SHOWS TIE RECEIPT.
AT ALL PORTS FoH THE WEKKa R,gnrlS- ,sc--.,
1zA STz AID ocTosER eSTz ~ D FoR THIS 49, -.
LAaT TkAR "--N
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-05

One Of the ReasOna bic Pleasures
OF life. a properly cooked meal. affords little
or no present enjoyment and much subsequent
torture to confirmed dyspeptic But when
chronic indigestion is cOmbatted with Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters the food is eaten with
relish, and most important of all, is assimilated
by and nouriShes the system Use this grand
to- &c and corrective also to remedy constipa-
ton, biiousness rheumatism, fever and ague.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gener-
AllV
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-r't- o. Co rTrlN AT ISTkzIoh POKIs- -
s-, -ints and shipments for the week
,. November 4 and stock on hand tonight
ti.t corresponding week ~ 1880
Week ent'ng November 4. ISL
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xailEeads.
Savannah, Florida Z WssieTn Rv
suPERNTENDKNT's OFBIcE.

ON AND AFrER SUNDAY, November 8.
~ 1881, Passenger Trains on this road win run
ae follows:
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WASHINGTON MOTIFS.

NA.UNGrpN. 1u' dis. juno IS. 1881.
Secretary Mluom returned from Deer Park last 'gl {
and ~ ~ 'hr Department today.
The President will ,art FRIDAY to attend thc com
mcurctn NJ rvrros Williams COLI =. Mass IL will
nr eonr .bo4; ten day. Nl,uas other pOints In that
section.
The French aud American Claims Commission rendered
decision today that hcr. Is nothing in the trrai! Of
c..,i of Louisiana to indirntc a. u the intention
either ~ France the United states nat the inhabitants
ar nuN hem rtrnin citizens ~ France: on
lr cnnttaN that u intended thai they should be
tifi-ris 81 tie Cuitrd Siairr.
First Controller Law renee today rendered decision
I'm which hc maintains that the net az February -
the Of marsha aid clerks does not change the rate
or mode ~ computing mileage wits served by
.hais AMI that Il prohlls constructive mileage wriis
transmitted and served 10y depulie, aud mileage for
truyrl rot ace, s>ar'ly performed
Thr amount 81 tive lcr cent coupon bonds received for
ortiruance 3i9 per cent to date, intending those
presented nj tn" London Agency, aggregatos about
SO OOOOOO. A statement prepared IN the Office ~
Register 81 the Treasury Bruce shows that there have
bcrn @sucl extended hNcs to Hat" on account ~
registered bonds. -'gl LOO on account OF COUPON
ISL ,>>i,3JO; total, f2l1,S1p.JDo
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TILE FLRE RECORD.
,L5NTs N 4 COTTON WAREHOUSE:

Fire broke ont at , p. IN. yesterday in the cot
ton and hops warehouse. Nos - and - Grcenvichst
The Are started Tho top floor 81 No %, where an en-
CINE had been usc in ho-tiug goods Two alarms We're
sounded and the DANES undo, the control OF
the nrcm-i. The stock was dame gcd To the amount OF
5000 and tie building $500. The building. which Is
i've st4ros high aud ha' marble from. WAS formerly
occupied TAo'v,li & soa as n Gour mill. II Is now
oU ned ly ". II. Newman.
After the rruru had cuis rel The hIl'nr they began
to throw o.! BAL of cotton IN which TIC fire yet lurkcd
10 the sidewalk ia Gr,cnv ich-rt IN order that they
mi -Lt h, Ao-op~iy dren he'd with water. klrni e.
Jluil ~ y" > sod -f--. raUtain ~ tie Lover Ifr
IL.ifr,u,- l,ttrl vho a'nrgnr the we!k dTrciirg
li- I.i. a- .'rlts u ilt Boz nt h,'c o. y Do dtd
after 'l ffnu rf ft upper stories ~ flr lf i 2
n. ~ilf 90 r coIti..rn of tIr r-t Ter Do "W TIE
E.cr. -tt g.. 1879, Toe aItfr 81 ri' coo lo "c C'-
t'rniuri. 'tf which was NOT serious. 10 me Litrfhp
he itcirsi 20 p,-i1i Dr. mon o. rit'yc mn &" roe
Iitil ami afi.r 100 l wac sufficiently rcCofer.d NON
The lip s Dee ta.' tO ii auf.t. d. MS j. Murray
also % h''i,r 80 tr ir- Il,pr iurc PI'rl, W. oii
come win h.a. and had to lt Removed 10 The NcW-l OH
llD-IltaI.
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TIE STORM AT WASHINGTON.
TCDLiC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS DAMAGED-PA
oF THE CITY ~ DARKNESS.

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS pAMAGED-PART
oF THE CITY ~ DARKNESS.
WAsuIYGTOS, June 2s.-The storm of last
night, which OF the disastrous character, did
not extend down the river, and the several excursion
hoate. FOR Tho safety 81 which apprehension was
felt returned safely late at night The passengers re-
ported that n drop oi rain had fallen down the river
AMI they alaz g. find on reaching here that the
streets were flooded with and streNn with the
branches ~ trcrs TN roofs. chimncys and other debris
The city Han. Baltimore and Ohio Depot. Masonic
Temple. Frnnkln and Waack School Buildings. II.
Aloysus nnd Trinity churches and the Pension Oice
were badly dinard, ana 100 private residences
unro"fd. H. the roofs were lifted of
street. smashing glass aud breaking In the fronts OF the
houses In other the raftcrs and parts Of the
walls blown down. Much damage WAS also done 10
carpets and furniture In the unroocd houses ~ the rain
which poured down in torrents FOR nearly IN hour
Twelve hundred and sNiv shade trees were blown down
and iODsirr lamps damaged Whilst The storm
height all the in the northwestern portion of
the ely went put. uNug tie people IN total darkness.
This l. accounted for by the ga- company fol
ioN-: Tie KS Is contained in holders and
tanks wlrh ret ia water. The pressure OF tho
tanks were lifted rs tn" wind. relieving pressure
the mains. The drawn back into tho holders,
tn supply H. the mains exhausted and the gas went
ont Tn. gs-onetr ri the corner ~ and Twentieth
lf;rd up by the wind gDd pushed against the
lion ir.rcw ok and kept hre for about five minutes
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lTHE CHINGE IN THE TEMPERATURE.

There was n marked change in thc temperature
yesterday from that Of the day before. At O'Clock
Yesterday morning the wind was blowing at the rate
of six mile, au hour. The temperature ~ and
at clock only 7Oo. business men induced
to 60 down town expecting n comfortable day; hut
the weather had deceived them. At II o'clock
the thermometer indicated s0S and at haif-past 3
$50 This was not very high temperature, but 1t
was enough 10 produce great transformation In
the appearance of the city from that of the day be-
fore when the maximum temperature was CS' AT
noon people upon the streets began to grow very red
in the face fans whether japanese or the cheap
palm. were sold in great numbers and run" be-
gan upon soda fountains and lemonade stands. The
air was heavy with moisture, which was the chief
source of discomfort. -,
The MAXIMUM temperature at the Park OhserVa-
tory was So in the shaie: il was only 81 at tho
signal Seryic station on the Equitable Building.
In the street below II was So. In the ! arh inc
Temperature Of ! o'clock was !4lo in the SUM-.
The temperature for June has been below the av-
erace for the month this being for the last zen
season was reached May ~ when the thermometer
stood at 93o Other high temperatures Tor th9 sea-
son taken at the Equitable Building, are rs follows:
NAV 10 SO; IL. $50; II, 90; ~. 81; 80 ~ -,
a.: June lS $50; 10, $40. The heat Will probably
increase in intensity until July 4 when, as the rig
heat Is reported "a general throughout the country
especially in the West Local thunafr sho"'rS Aio
nreIicted and one occurred last evening
THE following Of prostration In TINS ety ana
Brooklyn were reported; go
DouKKrr HuoH age nftytvo, No. fhillps Alley. was
sunstguek Mt the Empire Stores brooA9n' - Z - ILL.,
J.yrs,Ss Mrs., OF No. e1s Thrdave.. BROOKLYN. vas
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AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
TAXING FOREIGN rAyKIyG CAPITAL

TAXING FOREIGN CANKING CAPITAL.
COMMISSIONER RAVMs DECISION IN THE CASE OF
THE CHICAGO BRANCH or THE BANK OF MON
TRHAI.
WASHINGTON, June o9.-rCommissioner OF In
ternal Revenue Ram rendered q decision to-day In
which he says: my opinion the law is we'll settled
that the Bank OF Montreal being foreign corporation
cannot establish branch IN the State OF Illinois 10y
virtue OF authority conferred nits charter. Its author
W DC conferred only by the laws Of that State Such
law has been cited and is not believed 10 exist Tie
Legislature OF the State Of Illinois probably
possesses the constitutional power OF restricting by
law the exercise Of the powers OF banking by foreign
corporal Ions IN said State. This however, has nos been
drur. Tire Bank Of Montreal IL therefore lawfully en-
ycd in the business OF banking in lis own iainSlh le
CRY Of Chicago. II has brought portion or IT'S luIlH
within the jurisdiction of the laws 81 the state aud u he
United STATE and VITA snid funds has engaged In the
business o. banJng II r. under the protection of those
law ana subject 10 their provisions ~ respect 10 taNa'n
regard - contrary sound buullc poiieN ana Vit
cia 10 Of the citizens Of the United SatrS -
exempt nom taxation the funds ~ fore IN bank Wh'h
employed IN the brsinDs 81 banking In this on'Iy
In comp, tlou with domestic hanks whose capital IL SID
sect TO taxation. The rule in taXing dpihrsi!C
banks j. 10 the chartered cahlthi.
THIS rule cannot justly be applied 10 tue
iuEk ~ Montreal Tor hc reason that It's Sl.,OHtJ o
TIE ipEs Of the United rtates. A fair and just rule
would 10 Pee Ia tax the amount Of money brought
within the Jurisdiction III the nit- states ana used III
thc business of banking, month by month, during cich
sem! annual tax period.
tdcr"fOrc OF the opinion that the Bank OF Mon
treat IS liable "a taxation 4 capital ON all IT. money
within thr juri-li"'rn o. the Cnli.d states and
used by IL al Chicago, l, ~ The business OF banking
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AMHERST, Mas, June 2~.-Ihc Hyde PINE
tpcakng took place ray afternoon in III" Amherst
COLLEGE, Hail in the presence Of large audi nee The
following were the sisakcrs and ~ 'r suhects H. G.
Hall OF Ashdrll "Hrs,ia 4ud Nihlisu" j. NIrI az.
OF BROOKLYN. The IRISH Question %" W. H. Crtrudrn.
OF Utica y. Y, "SayRuer"!s 50; A VI Gould 81 Flor
ence Mass, sOnls OF burns So; J.. g. Seymour. Of
brooklyn, "C"lcIupc 90; W T. Hiuclhhc. Of Chicago.
The Ponca Indians" prize 81 500 Wa awarded To
W. H. Criiicnden. Horace Maynard was one of LIE
judges.
The speaking for the kellogg prizes occurred This
evening The speaker from The -, siei ca-s N'rr
g. =. Wecden. Of Providence; H. h. MarI. Ui 'eN ar.
" j. Allen IIi-tufs. 81 Amherst and vs.. = E"--ier ~
Washin gton d. G. The five SOPHOMORE w'rr: g. J..
Hooker, Of Barre, VI; ". &. tl1pp, Of Nrw-1"ik
civ; G. j. G. Whitcomh, 81 Prov iDc' town :;
OF Jacksonville, Fla. prize Of so Wa aW hfhcd - W
Rooster Of the class Of II. aud 10 G. = Adams o The
The following prizes gcre also announced The Fly
Prizes of $50 aad go ~ Juicr- Tor exec chcc IN Eng
fish comrosition-tirs', 4. II. Martin. % Milton ;
second, j. ". Bi1cr, Of Hanover. Penn wiih hon
orabe mention for ~. g. Blake Of Amherst. Tie
IIutchins Greek Prize Of $50 was awarded 70 4 g.
Ralfe class Of -, Of Aver Junction To frsh
mcp--F First James MahOnry, 81 North Erootncld {;
Scolarship 500 for excellence Ia ndtaeunlos IN tue
sophumore year, to Henry Fairbanks, OF AnrGnaenr
India the Porter Natural Pho-phy THO OF $50, Tor
Seniors Ia Park Merrill OF Amherst the Topping prizes
10 james MabOnry, ~ North BrOokBcld, and J. O.
Thompson, ~ North Weymouth German prizes 20 Jun
iors-Frst so. 10 &. VI. Butt OF Sunderland; second
$50. H. W Mathews Of Chelsea: French and Italian
nozzle Turkey the Woods Prize for general culture aud
imiroy ement to A. NJ North of BiughAmtOn, y. y.
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rlTL AND DlNcrEorS EMS.

Willie AT work in the new building at No. Q
Wn,cry place. late yesterday afternoon, william
Nnunan oi N,w jersey fell from the third story To tho
basrn,ni and injured - rlou,Iy ls was taken 20
the Sc, York Hospital William Giles, Az sixty, of
10 III summit ave. Er"oilyn, fell through hachaay
at No 10 Wofthst. aud broke his left thigh. llc WAS
taken to the CAunrrs rtr'' HOSPITAL john Murray
rarpcricr ~ 40 - Clinton place. fcl b'iwecn some
l.afi.- tho hulinr AT NJ u NaVrrli place aud
lad bis thigh ftcturd Louisa iarlr. ~" "T, h'r ir
out Of g -"rund sion window nt Va. 80 fH-t seen
t,cuth-t whlr rnuti'g ont cl"h's. ana Wac severely
iniGrrl. She Mar takri 10 Bellevue Hospital.
tltn Eoiu, aC, seven. fri out ~ t''nrd Story IN
Cow Yesterday 90 80 i.U1 Third ave-, ana Wa Litl H.
Ilwarl MrWl,liairs. the hncutu 81 the frhn-A '.la
Railroad. who fell The rry pole ~ inc li'i~nc-
ton 81 Grand md Washington sfs. jersey cry, Mchlhy
night while arranging toe hni' ai'-. ana WHO Wa th'i
fotl, CE,rty lln.uial ac yrs' lHf from tr'u Ct oi
his ujulirs. MONDAY rNr'ug, N'ha' lhcii.h iaihl
isl - fen from al dl,r 10 au ap"p'iic ~ ana wac
yrricrlaj IaprIus. lie lrNts vile aud several chu-
dT,u.
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TIE COLLEGE, BOAT CREWS.


PREPARING FOX TIE 1ALi--hAhN ANo h'HAN -.
TIE HARVARD MN IN GOOD o'NplH"N ~ IL
lHfH VIC ioEh-flNh AiihN"N''" VI I'M
YALE NEL"-S h@ClLi'' NJ hA'N A'''Oi
PATED.
llAoA 4 sFE'iiL cofHh'foNptNI "' I'M '"'"'NN >,
NfW-L"'p'N' juno =" res Inc men "'' AZ
feeling very "c'' SAID captain Iiah'-e' JUS
morning ~ 1HE lhlsrNE correspondents u'o'' up
10 'hr h'iNAI" quarters II was N'l! ~. 40
race 'hhH' ne Salh h""c@'i! III ir!S ~ ''"-
ri''uatl'h' on in' N'c'"iE over "'ni"'' H. "A'
sure 'n''!c" " NelA "u'"' -''i' y, ~, 90 -
se'"'" "I'" "u' ~ "' VII INV "'''"' "' ."s' W.
nu'''a ''r' amy TOW d WY H''' ID" -
None oil Tie men I"'frd I'D '"' I"S' 'H''.' ~ 'A'H
c''le 'u' ON the N'I"i"ll one ~ 'H' 'l '''" -''S
hhirhcI A'r-. Ih'y S""Nrn every NF. "a -'''i
h.-A'S t'e'p. u h'alhi app" an" III UNI l''i'"
q '''l'"h' Ih' ih"l'lI''"s ~l'S''i''.' I'''"' &"
an" warren were '.'Ily rah'hR "p Tue >" - ANU
bush on the Lawn before The house aHd wheeling
them away.
III tiah 10 near t"ai liu'! h'hu j. "' ''3"''
Shil Gurus the e'r""e' Ter 'h'oiu "' h''9 !"
nave elmer crew row III u'sAu' ""'",'' We "'"'
H's'-''aNs race al" "c nave !" w. ''',,.'
VIM !" W ''"''H -! C''" j" F'"
! "' n'" Sr'N' ~ ''''"-" NV, - '''
I'''' ",ll GA h'' .n'"N IL """' ~ va" Wv ava
l"l'' Ih'| ale III i'"'l anu "'"'''' ~ " NV
nest ana are ha'UI'"! ehc"u'"s'u ~ ''' i''"' -
yesterday race.
Mr.. Watson the coach who was rowed across the
river to the cunrtcrs about o'clo,k criticised
- -, :; ,,r,.. mt. .,..,,l. The
=, 800 ., -,
Harvard eocks"an made bad error "i ldsia'nt III
Ii, land elm; 8, .,,.;d , lo,t ,, L,s co,rs...
.i;ni, - .t,, I,. ,re g. ,l ,..t - lint ,is
she'll 20, into a Lack eddy which exists in the
i,,l. ,lo.. j., sl,orc arl linus Colutnlin gained "A
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PRIZES AT DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.

HANOVER, n. H., June 2s.-It is expected,
I'm lew OF the existing troubles in Dartmouth College.
there will be unusually large meeting of the alumni
OIL Thursday.
Arrangements for the commencement excrcises
and festivities being made ON ccncr-
Gus scale. The Grimes prize for seniors Of
$50 for the greatest improvement In the
College COURSE awarded % Charles A. Beckett, OF
Wilamstown. VI: the lockwood prizes for excellence
IN coInpostOii, awarded to william a bartlett Of
IIonoyrr aud Arthur j. Rice, Of Springfield. VII the
Thayer MaAema prizes, To o. H. Gates Of - Johns
bury VI, :. H. Gulick. OF Hanover and j. H. Hayes OF
Niddlelury " H. the first Sp3uldhg Greek prihe was
awarded Ia g. r. Mbtthewsun. aud me rrc"nh 10 r. .
pease of MiddebOrO, Mas the Lain IrlIcs offered Dy
The Class of lsi6-GrNt 10 o. H. Gates and the second
10 Levi Wild, al ROyalion VI
The nrize s,eakfng for the Rollins, Morse and Lock
wood prizes took place In the College Chapel lhe nrrt
mae Oh 40 MES awarded to Charles A. Beckett OF Will
{snSaoxn vi: subject: Politica! Patronage" The
pyfze for dramatic speaking awarded 10 Fr derrick o.
baldwin, Of Auburndae, Mass subject: "Tha Nnss.
bonds" The lockwood prize OF so. offered 70 that
member OF the Junior Sophomore raAs who snail take
lie highest prize went 10 Charles MlltheWsOn
Of Vermont subject: Assault upon SUMNER
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REInESAt Island Jnn- - r,le, eldest daughter Il
Vi! IAN !ae sarah Elizabeth Boldel, IL :ie 18th
rasea. At i,9a ie on wea q at o'clock
;aiqsay niihi 2'ts ms, n y, sands
Point -. N"Nigi,r ilasc = h,1ok r. as'i ~ y, yes,s
u ' '1' 3ti' nsi Il p N.
r. ft ana Ire Is i 1S e. adcrs " !e iF
BIor ~ndlcniy. Monday. June 81 David T. Bount'
pa5c from HI, late residence 1874 Eas, 4oths,
RELAY IS ad friend. respectfully invited to attend
LAlLN-A ia'-nsbars. v \, Ju-e 20 ISL George a.
ci i,.,; Pap isp, IS pic,,e copy.
AATs Sgnl On IqEs o. ct b, be e lac resi- rssdsn'r
raca At r,e Presbyterian Church wednesday the 2ota
oalre. VII h. a. .vr sutton Tor train leayias
s.r. 10 Towers.
M,if- on thu 2eth nsr a.hcr at, res,enee l97 w,.t
Ceased
Filnc "a, private.
e. L Sv i va o.; i,' ,; bs ad ar5 W. T. Milford
NoEToH-At Nor'h >alc'a y. Y. IN Monday. June z.
Fr,,ra iso "Wednesday, 2Jth inst at
Cinyeyanc.. - rurls oa the the 1890
from New.lO.k.
oIIvrR-M A.licy Fall. Mass Iune 2s william j. only
son Of Icbar AID Marta l. Uyc IN the 29th oi Ia
N"t.tc Of funeral hereafter.
sAtG@n IT, , ig9 2s 81 Pad sa' native OF
IrlAii,,. ma rei. 10, r T. atone the funeral RON
tc .e.,ac',cc 90 ~ law. Iisafd J. Olson ~, 10
prr-, cii an aurca PlsnGeil a. l. ~ !. Thurs
dan. June 80.
riinon At The arrival Of tie l32 Ain toIi
PLDn'.d
TfpMP-ON-Tr thi~ city, Jrno - Mary T., widow Of Aef
anirr T.nm?.p. ~ 81 Aurora ayuga Lake and d"ugh
of late ll~i, % h,hsny.
Fnsrs V.sinesdsy O'Clock from the Hotel
BruusNirk.
lni.TIAeIi ~ Albany.
THOMPSON Entered into rest Monday. June y, ISL,
Mary Elizabeth Thpnp~; IA IN. 6lth year ~ her Az,
lae r,SdsJce l3 Macdouga ST., lhars-
oA,. June 80. ~ p m.
Relatives irlcnas are invited 20 attend
TI.oW Eis: I'iE-Un the 10Th inst, Amos H. rowbddss
aged -
funeral rcsirEce. No % West 25thst On We'd
nc-i.y II II rru"s;"~ that no Hover, ID" sent
Tyson suuiav June -, snsaa NJ Tyson. widow OF Tho
Lat. william Tyson -, ,. ,...
Funeral viii aAc place from ne Marcy AveIne bapuss
,'i,uch c"..irr N.rcyay,. AID MOnroes. brooklyn oa
"Wednesday ~ D. m.
RELATIVES ani friends family respectfully nytedto
att ~.
VAN ANTwTRPIn Brooklyn June % al the re sidenceof
thaflc. o. HSnka, Mrs malta A., willow
Ion formerly OF That laughter
of Thomas u. Iatg's. 81 Nassau y. J
Inirrtn,ni "a Nassau, Rensselaer, County, " Y
WOOD-in this city On the 18th Inst, Ransom r. WOOL II
thr 6,ith ycsr Of his axe. - a., ,..
The fr-d,nce OF A. H. Marks ESQ NO o. ees
3iih ST., tliis " ednesiay, Afternoon