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HANGMAN'S DAY.

ANGELICA, n. Y, March 24.-John c. Nc
Carthy was hanged here this morning for
the murder of Patrick Markey 10 November
last.
CLEARFIELD PA, March 24.-John A
Nevling convicted for the murder OF Samuel
Pennington in February, 1880, was hanged
here this morning.
HARRIsBURG, Pa, March 24.-Frank and
Henry Rumberger were hanged at 10:40
o'clock this morning for the murder Of Daniel
Troutmann, November 10th.
MIpDLEBURG, PA, March 24.-Jonathan
Meyer, who participated in the murder OF
John and Gretchen kintzler on the 9th OF
December, 1879, was executed this morn
ing.
PITTsBuRc., March 24.-The first execu-
ton in six years occurred in the county
courtyard, in this city, at noon to-day, when
lgar Frank Small was hanged for the mur-
der of Nicholas Jacoby, on the 10Th of J an
usry, 1879. Small maintained his innOc, nee
to the last.
Rock ISLAND, March 24.-At l SO o'clock
this afternoon VIM. Heilwagon was hanged.
He was convicted at the last term of court
of killing his dsughter-in law, Dora He'll
wagon, on the night of September 9th.
Tue prisoner protested his innocence on
the scstfold and stated that his own son had
sought to implj~ate and had succeeded in
fastening tue crime upon him. He eX-
pressed the hope that the murderer would be
found after his death. He died without
struggls- His neck was broken by the fall
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THE SMALLPOX
I'm the Northwest Imported from Eu-
roPe-A a. in Point.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL, March 24-The Of
fcers of the State Board Of Health make the
following statement of a case of small pox
which is reported from Ottawa, which en-
phasizss the necessity for national legsla-
ton, urged by the State Board Of HEALTH
"David Dreyfuss, wife and five children,
landed in Baltimore on March l2ih, from the
steamer Herma mann Of the Bremen Line and
arrived in Ottawa on the l6.h or 18th of
March. Mrs. Dreyfuss was -oremarurely
cor fined by labor, it being brought on by
fever OF what proved two days later to re
smallpox. Dreyfuss is positive there was
no smallpox on board OF the steamer during
the voyage, SO that the irfection must have
been carried over fron a previous trip.
Were emigrants vaccinated at the port of
their departure such cases could not occur.
even though steamship officers failed to
enforce the proper cleanliness and disinfec-
ton Until such vaccination is enforced the
Northwest will continue to suffer from an
imported pestilence.
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Mr.. VALENTINE, the Richmond sculptor,
the States tells US, has msde considerable
progress on the statue of General John c.
Breckiuridge, which was ordered a few
months ago by the Breckenridge Association,
of Lexington, Ky. He has, it is said, made
au excellent likeness OF his subject from
authentic paintings and photographs. The
figure will be cast in bconzs, is to be eight
feet high, and will be conspicuous monu-
ment even in Lexington.
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RECEIVER REFUsA
Tha Memphis and Little HOek Road 20
RcmaIn Under Pre- sent Management

LITTLE Rock, March 24.-In the United
States Court, to-day, Judge Caldwell refused
to appoint receiver for the Memphis and
Little Rock railroad, taking the ground that
action was unnecessary TO enforce any rights
plaintiffs might have or to provide means
to pay the Judgment for S250,O00 recently
obtained by the State.
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THE increasing unhealthfulness OF Knox
Vile is attracting the attention oil the p Ople
Of that growing and enterprising city. A very
few years ago it ranked third in point Of
healthfulness anIong the cities of the United
ceived from the Board of Health, it ranks
eighteenth. Malodorous privy-vaults and
cesspools are the apparent cause of this de-
cline from a natural sanitary condition.
Vigilance in detecting filth and constant labor
in cleaning it up wi restore Knoxville to
her frat estate-nothing else will.
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ELIZABETH, N. j., has hopes of being able
to compromise her debt at fifty per cent with
interest on so much of the principal as is to
be paid from the time of the default. The
total amount of the debt is $500, 900. and
it was made in an effort to make Elizabeth
rival of New York with its grand avenues
and parks Pride must have fall.
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AN investigation into the management of
the penitentiary at Sing Sing, New York, if
conducted in the right spirit, would reveal
startling and shameful system of collusion,
bribery, corruption and brutality. An Eek
convict" tells the Herald that one of his fell
low prisoners made a great deal of money by
distilling whisky, and negro cook made
thousands OF dollars cooking private dinners
for rich convicts, both, of course, paying the
officials for the privilege.
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An Ottoman newspaper has tersely
summed up the net results OF the French
campaign in Iunis, finding them to be these
For France-glory, typhus, diarrhea. For
the Arabs-civilization. famines, massacres.
General total-death and misery. Nice
comment on modern christian civiliz alton.
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The death is announced, at the early age
of twenty-eight, of Mr.. r G. O'Shea, one of
the London staff OF the Dublin FfesD,dn's 5
J5uradI, and ceftsinly one of the ablest and
most promising journalists of the great me-
tropolis. lie was a brother of Mr.. John
Augustus O'Shea, the famous war CORE
spondent and general literatetr of the London
Stand1rd, and of Mrs. Marian Fortescue, one
Of the most attractive, witty and brilliant OF
the literary women of New York.
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NEW YGkA.
Fife COmmeFcfaR Rsfuai ion shows ID
cihed ImDrs cement


cided Impr Vemenf-
NEW YORK, March 24-Thcre is a very
decided improvement in the commercial
situation compared with a lew weeks ago.
The buoysnt tone OF the stock market and
the steady advance in all sound securities is
having its effect upon the trade in general
With better crop prospects, the signs OF an
immense immigration and the favorable
trade advices from the country at larg- there
are apparently good grounds for the hopeful
views expressed as to the permanency Of the
present condition of business The grain
market during the week has been strong
and the volume of business large.
with the tendency Of prices upward til
Wednesday, when there was a considerable
break, and prices declined lose per busheI,
closiDs moderately strong at about those
rates. In lard and pork the tendency has
been upsard, with fluctuations moderate.
the market closing at about the came prices
a. week ago In cotton there has been a
ia1r amount OF business, with the market
somewhat irregular and Auctuating within 3
range Of ID points, elosiug moderately active
and firm. The boot and shoe trade i in an
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TIE cotton market yesterday opened and
closed steady, with light transactions but
better demandi middling quoted at 113c
Ia New York spot middling was II 3 Ice,
and dun and easier; futures closed steady,
March 12I2@l2.14. In New Orleans spot
tniddIins was I2c, and quiet; futures were
6rm, with March l1.95. Ia Liverpool mid
ding uplands we're ll-l6d, and Orleans ed,
March, March-ApriI, and 6O-64 for August
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a CONVENTION Of the colorod teachers Of
Alabama has teen called to meet at Knox
Academy, in the city of Selma, on the 9th
and 9TH OF April. All teachers, county su-
perintendents and friends of education are
invited TO be rr5 sent. The Hon. II. C. Arm
strong will be present and deliver an ad-
1-aeS
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CHICAGO.
Mercantile Trade Impr0ving-MO Money
Markell Very EaSH.

Market very Easy.
CHICAGO, March 24-To-day wheat was
quiet, though generally higher under both
local manipulation and foreign advices.
There were no new features in the trade.
Prices opened 1@14c higher, weakened la
j. under too frequent offerings, huctuated,
and finally closed s@l2c higher than yes
terday's close; sales were made at 81 3586
l 80 April, 81 3Os@1 314 May, 81 2S!@
294 June, 81 25l9l 264 July. Corn was in
moderate demand and prices firmer and
higher; at opening prices were 9@4c higher,
and then there was an advance of 40sc,
with some fluctuations, but generally to-
ward higher range, and the market
closed &c higher for futures and Ic higher
for cash SALES were made at 63(d63sc April,
6Ss@6Ssc May, 6S@68ic June. Oats were
simply nominal, with very little fuctuation
from yesterdays prices. Pork was fairly
active and 12I6915c higher, but the outside
prices were not we'll maintained; sales were
made at SIC 95@17 05 April, Sl7 15@17 271
May, S17 40G4l7 so June. Lard was mod
erately active, with an advance of 21GG5c,
which was nearly maintsined to the close;
sales we're made at 10 65(d}10 zoe April, 10 so
@10.S7!c May, ,10.s2!@1097!c &c June. On call
erything was firm but irregular for grain.
Some trifing advances were recorded, but
transactions were small. The clearings for
the week ending Saturday were estimated to
have been SS5,00O,000 Rates for loans are
steady at 6@7c. Money is piling up, there
being too few applicants. Very little is
going into the country on account of the
slackness of packing and small receipts Of
grain. All cAsses of securities are strong
and tending upward in pricss Eastern ex-
change was easy to-day at 60c premium.
One marked feature of the season is the rapid
accumulation of currency. The banks now
have an overplus. This argues that country
business is comparatively quiet, and the
general Wholesale mere 'ntile trade is
improving little as the season advances
and as the prospects OF good crops become
nearer realization. Sales are believed TO
be ahead OF those year ago in most staples,
and prices keep up well. The weeks bust
ness on Change has shown no decided
tendency in prIces, but the markets have
huctuated, though keeping pretty well up to
the best rates of the year.
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THE MURDERED INFoRMER.
LONDON, March 24-The Dublin police
have discovered documents showing the man
recently found shot to have been condemned
as an informer by the Feniaps.
THE IMPRISONED AMERICANS.
In the house OF commons the under secre-
tary OF foreign affairs said the government
was considering the representation of the
United States regarding the trial or release
of Americans imprisoned in Ireland under
the coercion act.
CONGRATULATIONS FOR ARCHBISHOP M'CABE.
An address of congratulation to Arch
bishop McCabe, from the Irish members Of
parliament is refused the signature of Land
League members.
REMOVAL OF BRENNAN AND QUINN.
Brennan, late secretary of the Land
League, has been removed from Kilmainham
Jail TO Kilkenny. Quinn, assistant secretary
of the Land League, has been removed to
Armagh.
MERCY FOR THE SUSPECTS.
Forster has gone to Dublin for the pur-
pose OF consulting with the pardon board in
regard to the relaxats Of the confinement
Of suspects.
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DIED..

HAUGHTOS-At Little Rock Ark. on Wednes-
day. March p, ISS2 of ap1plexy, Mr. L. 3. HAUGII-
TON aged hfiy-six yesrs. jackson CTenn.i TIi,une
I'D Sua please copy
The funeral will take place this SATURDAY
sfteraS2n a: 2-S0 O'Clock, from the residence Of
Mr. II. G-pent, 4Os Couri street extended.
sCHNIp- FSiay. March "a 1882, at 3 o',lork
pm SaRAHJ ss,HNID, aged thirty-hve Yeas. wife
Of FredeI ief -chmtd-
FunersI VIII take pl-ee from residence, No 3ss
Lauoerdsie rect, this (SATURDAY) afternoon at
3 0 clock. FRIENDS and aequsintances are invited,
BlSNs-Friiay. NJ 4rch p. lss. at A an. Ms.
A B. PrSSs aged sixty years mother OF John T.
B4nns and Ms. H y Holienberg-
REMAINS have been forwarded 10 Virginia for
interrnenf
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Z. B. ALEXANDER, MD. and Druggist.
The obaoxious Frnnkins Privilege.


There ls s1methiug mysterious about the
silent and almost suilen revival of the frank
ing privilege by the Senate. OF course, every
body knows that large number, perhaps
sJorlty, OF the congressman would BE de-
lighted 10 zee the privilege of the frank
But congressman, are sensltIve to
public opinion. and they Hesitate TO brave
the opposition that is sure 10 break upon sny
senator or representative who advocates a
of this ancient abuse. Forty-one
senators voted 10 fasten 10 the postoffice ap-
bill clause restoring the frank
ing privilege, and the bill passed in this
shape. The peculiarity of the proceeding
was that although one senator-Ar. Ferry
N ace a speech against the amendment, not
one OF the senators who favored 1t yengured
to say word in its favor. Eorty-One sem
ators, however, stolidly voted for a restora-
ton of the franking privilege without one
word by way OF explanation or defense. The
House OF Representatives is nearer to the
people than the Senate Is, and TO that body
We must look for q defeat of this notcriou-ly
unpopular measure.
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None knew him but TO love him
None named him but to praise,

From 1851 to 1860 the Southern States
Including Maryland, Delaware, Missouri
and West Virginia) patented but 2244 in
ventioDs, whereas from 1871 to 1880 they
patented 14,44O. Another proof that the
people are thoroughly aroused to the neces-
sity for labor and self-relianee.
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MONTENEGRO

THE POWERS To BECOME PEACE MAKERS.
CErTINJE, March 24.-The government
organ publishes a declaration that Monte
negro will remain neutral between Austria
and the insurgents, but wishes the powers
would find means Of preventing further
bloodshed in Crivoscie and other revolted
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Arkansas Canvass Formally Opened.

LITTLE Rock, March 24.-The political
canvass may be considered formally opened.
Judge NJ. NJ. Dufie, OF Dallas county, and
J. C. Stanley, of Woodruff county, are al
dates for governor. Judge Duffie formally
began his canvass by a speech at Malvern
tn-dar
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MULTIPLICATION OF REVENUES.
LONDON, March 24.-Eugland and France
have instructed their representatives in
Egypt TO request of the khedive a special
hypothecation of the revenues assigned to
the service of the international debt Other
powers approve the demand.
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RUSSIA.
THE SURRENDER OF Ill TO CHINA.

The 50 UhhENUhK OF III TO CHINA.
LONDON, March 24-Intelligence from
Tashkend states that a protocol providing
for the surrender of Hi territory to China
has been signed. Inhabitants wishing to
emigrate to Russia will be under protection
of Russian troops for one year.
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INDIANAPOLIS March 24.-Aojutaut Cen
eral Carnahan, of Indiana, received a com
munif fa.ion from the Porter Rifles accepting
the Invitation to take part in the competi-
tive drill in this city in Ju next IL is ex-
pected that the Crescent City Rifles, OF New
Orleans, an the Chickasaws, Of Memphis,
will also enter.
d. HuD~CH q Co.'S Old Judge cIgars. factory
o. - f's,lise Diet N = ara host 2 try z5S
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THE IMPRISONED AMERICANS
The Trial Release Of Citizens OF the
United States Arrested Under
the Coercion Act.
Being Considered by the British GOV.
ernDsenI-Ihe HyPOIhecaIion Of
Egyptian Revenues.

VIENNA, March 24.-Prince Alex ander, of
Bulgaria, rejected the petition of the Senate
for the release of Zlnkoff, late foreign min
lister, charged with sedition.
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ENGLAND.
THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC.

THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
LONDON, March 24.-The meeting called
ty the prince of Wales was held at Marl-
borough House to take steps to enlist the
support of the colonies in favor of a royal
college of music. The high commissioner of
Canada and the premier of New South Wales
were present
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Buys Ti-m by the Gross.

Please send ue at Ouce one gross OF yGur
most excellent medical toGIc, Bro Iron Ritters
/ have used thcn in my practice for indigo, tion
dyspepsia, sour stomaeh, heartburn, nausea, YER
til-o. etc, and have met with great success. in
efecting cures find they give perfect tone and
real strength to every part OF the body, ard in
cases of kidney diseases and consumption they
quickly stO4 ali decay
4 b AIFX XiNDER VI d and Dr,1rrist
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THE EMPEROR AND ME CzAR.

A most favorable impression has been pro-
duced by the telegram of the car to En-
peror William. 1t is thought the effect of
the Skobeleff incident has now almost wholly
disappeared
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LAND APPEARING.
Encouraging News from All Quarters
Regarding Falling Rivers Con-
tinues to be Received.
A Better Feeling Prevailing Among
neutrality-suspicious. for Plant
ing Commenced.

WASHINGTON, March "a The secretary
Of war has ordered 100000 rations 10 be pur-
chased for the destitute people OF Mississippi,
and 100,0 for Arkansas.
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FRANCE.


EXCITING DEBATE ON THE PRIMARY EDUCA-
TION BILL.
PARIS, March 24-The senate, by a vote
of 179 to $50, adopted the primary education
bill passed by the chamber of deputies.
The final debate was very excited. OH US
sonville provoked angry protests by declsr-
ing numerous letters received from Alsace
expressed regret at the passage OF so ire
ligious a bill and diminished the pain Of
separation from France. Schoelcher, presi-
dent of the committee on the bill, declared
he had particular pleasure in voting against
its opponents, as he Is an atheist The great
feature of the budget committee election is
the defeat of the Gambettists. Some time
ago it became evident that the opponents Of
the government would by means of this
election, endeavor at least to shake the posi-
ton OF the cabinet, which, consequently, sue
cessfuliy appealed to the hatred of the right
for Gambetta 10 secure the defeat of his can
didates. Daniel Wilson, son-in-law OF Presi-
dent Grevy, is prominently mentioned for
the presidency of the committee. His cleo
tiOn will be very distasteful to Gambetta.
SAYS BUDGET.
LONDON, March 24-The French budget
commission is largely favorable to Says
financial proposals, there being eighteen
members in favor of the proposals, eight in
favor with reservations, and four opposed
Mr.. r. B. AsKEw, late assistant post
master at Baltimore, said some time age:
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GERMANY.


RUSSIAN VOLUNTEERS IN BOSNIA
BERLIN, March 24.-The Nord Detttsche
Zeitung states on authority that the presence
Of Russisn volunteers among the Bosnian
insurgents is not proved.
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In the United States Supreme Court to-day
Mr.. Liddy filed r. quest for leave TO file
petition for writs of hlbas corpus and csrtiori
to bring the case of Sergeant Mason before
that court The chief-justice took the papers
and said he would try to give an answer
Monday. Mr.. Liddy is lawyer of Albany,
nr,L LIND IF Ma
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INTERNATIONAL coURrEsIEs.

At the anniversary festival of the Society
of Friends of Distressed Foreigners, the
United States Minister responded to a toast
to the health of the earl of Munster, who
presided.
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ESTA BLISH ED 1910.


Fo" Tennessee and 6e Ohio voasy, warmer,
ets'erly to so'tt'y lrinds, looer barometsr, fair
Uea6cT.
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NATIONAL sTEEPLE-CHA

The Liverpool grand national steeple-
chase was won by Seaman, Cyrus second,
Goodman third.
NO MORE INDULGENCE FOR DR.. LAMsoN
Sir VIM. Harcourt, home secretary, writes
letter refusing in regard to visits further
indulgence to DIR. Lamson, convicted of the
murder OF mis- brother.
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A DELICIOUS medicise l. DR.. Leslie's QUi-
nine Wine. Can be taken by children and
others, where quinine cannot.
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AboMmars
HTuF oUFFN OF TABLE WATERS"

THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.
eeFor water drinkers it is Of the utmost i'm.
oo-tance to have at command a table water OF
the highest type Of purity, agreeable in favour,
exhilafatine By reason of its sparkling efeT-
vez-ence, and suitable for daily use as table
luxury and N hone GIe.eS, as at Pa9IT pan
MINERAL WATER has established itself In
public and professional favour as possessing
ihese Qualities, and l believe its introduction
NAV be recommended and supported as Of great
value 70 the cause Of Temperance and good
health
Los5sn, Eng AzszsH n, 1880. Csisaeso
NORMAN KERR, MD, F.LS.
OfiR CtDar,y, DyHggii1s, g Bin. Wat. Daal>,s-
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
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ExTREMELYpalatable, and sure cure Tor
all mzlarial diseases is DR.. Leslie's Quinine
Wina
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Mr.. r. B. AsKEw, late assistant post
master at Baltimore, said some time age /:
Having had occasion to try DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup, unhesitatingly pronounce it
the best remedy have ever used. A small
bottle relieved me Of a severe cold"
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In Memphis, at s. Mansfield * &C, ; drug
store, can be found that great English
malarial remedy, DIR. Leslie's QGiDse Wine.
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shipherd sun Iud.sposed.

During the session OF the House Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs This morning, the wife
of Mr.. Shipherd delivered to Chairman
Williams a physicians certificate, which
stated that Mr.. Shiphsrd was confined to his
bed with severe attack of neuralgia, and
that he probably would not be able to leave
the room for several days. The investiga-
ton thereupon adjourned subject to the call
of the chairman
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Representation and Elections.

The House Committee on Judiciary
ordered a favorable report on Mr..
Culbertson's substitute for the pending
bills providing for an additional rep
resentative from Nebraska. ii passed
the bill will seat Mr. Mages, who now holds
a certificate of election from the governor
The bill regulating the district courts OF
Ohio. were also ordered favorab!y reported,
likewise Mr.. Wilson's bill, which provides
for an election to be held in each congress
sional district of West Virginia on the second
Tuesday of October next for representatives,
of the Enriv-ei nhth (.nnnresa
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WASHINGTON, March 24.-The secretary
of war has issued a special order discharg
ing Cadet Whitaker from The military acad-
envy, on recommendation of the Academic
Board, because of deficiency in studies.