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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24

WEDNESDAY June 81 NJ
To-day's stock speculation, taken as a whole, was
tame and nsp,d But manipulation opened prices
GENERALLY fairly steady higher tn an last even.
ings figures further advanced them during
the SO far general business among commission
houses concerned. We heard to-day more than usual
co.. plant OF Yet the reported transactions
IN stocks at the Stock Exchange amount to 26I23S
shares against yesterday. While prices
generally ruled hi gher shan yesterday aad closed Win
more last Mug osing figures there
Wis at time during the day even the sembiance OF
al Interest exhibited by boartroom traders In the
fluctuations they rolled OF the paper tape OF
the Stock Exchange ticker" An advance or decline
(which to day OF . cent in any stock
failed 10 Increase the number of operators or sight
guyers 10 any particular locality In fscI the board
room all day presented the appearance OF the opera
house lobby the Ninety per cont Of the
brokers had time tell and listen the latest story or
Joke, and seemingly enjoyed the pastime Nashville.
Chattanooga and Louis stock made brilliant upward
spurs Asa 50 aud then gracefully closed at 81 a
But feature OF the dayhe pivotal stock that gave
character TO the days msrksS-wSs Western Union
Last Saturday pointed out that the weak spot Ia the
speculation was the fact that the Immediate and
active spectators had shown that II Was thei opinion
that t1ey OF Western Union stock. To-
DAYS movement in tina stock from 632 66S55 g Is
traceabe to the same source The transactions the
st0ck amounted TO 81, 100 shar-s-nOre than in any
other All possible thods we're employed o MAKE
the buyUe be the account Of Mr Gould which
II true wouii imply that between the tele
graph cable companies IA good as arranged 80
far IA negative evidence value, We can
DegotiatiOns are in progress ana tLat
none will be till It fully demons rate that the public
the Commercial cable at its rates
higher those OF the United Lines cut rates There
was no necessity Of the bulls" In the general market
Eaddlsng themselves with Western Tn on, it might;
have HnoveI up down lis own merits without
effect on the general market Assuming us GUARDIAN
ship weakened their position The market closed
uuii ana steady figures
advanced Il per for 3 81 cent for the H.
l. per Tor the 42s Annexed are the closing
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24

LosnoN. June % -l2:5J n-United states per
sem bonds ls's do Four and Half per bonds ll3
S@btc ana Great Western fTst Mortgage Trustees Ger
,lnfatf-, 49,. u Illinois
kenfal a. Mexican Ordinary u PAIL Common
3''z New- YORK Central IOS Pennsy lvana 56is Read
Tax. l5ia
2 T. PARIS advIces quote Three Rentes at
g. 4Iancs - a. confines account
!cAi Or June -. D. nCOnso, lOll money and
- 10 iOr the account; Great West.
list Acrfeaee Trustees Certincaes 43s. Canadian Pa
rhc nS'e HE. -cis 90. recond CCIsos JO- Mexican
piuinafy ~ Is - Pau, ,OnmOn 9js. New York Central.
Hudson BAY 'OInpanv 23s.
Par siiVer - quoted az u g. Cd Eef ounce.
- ia '"thci Diiis allotted to-day at declin
o. .3.d leT ruDee.
- y .-i ne amount o bullion Withdraw from tbs
u Ing ia.o ~ oaiaEc- today 10000.
re- sayices fhrco Cent ReItea al francs
:" rhlr'- 'oT The account and exchange London ~
% rance ~ = coB,iIes cncc.s.
nI-nAh tOuis, $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per vsrjA aiss,, rsssess AIT n titys Z IA.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COrFEF-Brp,ii grades srsdy On the bcse o ~" ,ui
Fair Hio Invoices Sales 400 bass RiO ex lucia anu
1000 bags his area Contracts quiet and easy fs
were unchanged and the market did rot ehalge ,
the day, the Anal ures einri JsnunrY, .2lg gv'
June. tbi1Ie, Jrlv 7bSs7do Aagu sn ySnScr
7b5 40 December. 10 a 80. Sales, 2225g bags.
steady Sales. 400 bass McAlchh' "VV ON'
N.racaho and 400 bags Coata Rea. ,,, 10.
tn market has adv aace l-loc.
10 mo bad, OF Side for Mdngs Port receipts 70 Jay
25r4 bales camaarng with 4i0l bales last Wedn,@osy
spondiug day last year Saee
bales 55s bales evening" including 1s< baos LOT eA
port and 6-T;or consumption ..-.,a -, 49,,
uortons oassi Amer1c stancari cas1ihc' uoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24

7losSta for se' Centrifugal and letisc 70. Mo,
csrroes Do fsr fhadepha and elsht 5isc RhnsS
fs%gT o1f1Sn Ss rg-hes c. ssnSfS
S.siSs.,sne,s lsc toaes Stamford 80 LILA E.,S.
Q bsejSe. & 4'sabc.. Yellow 4tat[c.
TALLew-Dull and rather easier Prime CITY quoted ~
4to sales, $4,000 bs at 4 tc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Railroad Company.
NO. 10 wALL.sr.. NETWORK.

BONps OF THE EAST TEN NEsSEE AND GEO RGIA
RATT.ROA COMPAY EndOrsri,. due May l. 1880
and bonds OF the last ~ \ k>shh AND VI hGLN IA
1886 will paid maturity at the Office OF Mossrs
Maitland Phelps Co.. No. - Exchange pace New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
Dankers ano Brokers.

VNlMERMANN & FORSHAY.
II BANK Rs AND OKERs, l. Wailst, New-f orA-
Members of the New-i Ork stock Excnange
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
on COMMISSION
Dealers IN Billion specie Foreign Bank otes ETC. nho
GOLD ana SILVER BARS Tor il WELlEKS Use -
1chanpe on Europe received subject 10 checA
and per allowed daily balances exceeding
A. an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24

o s TH5e 'ss DSt 0Gas o upRe 4 Ea Nav KIM
~ To- na eent OF lie gIosS imports Of Whe,t ana For
is heat equiv oicnt against 90 $40
OF the are exports Whoa from INDIA TO Con mental
I P5 rsored to have Just harvester arse CROP or
Whoat Dut there has b. on a. yet only slDa moysncn.
ded -. 1885, A. 'Zo bushels we're exported to the
The exports Wheat from St. PETERSBURG FOR week
Suf Europe MUG"
Hay AND r sTHA~ Without essential chance
No 2 ,d6oc.: Clover Mixed i9atoci Cover. ,oG
asoc. short aooc. DAT. o4Oc., Wheat, Sc
MOLA aaks-Ouiet az IL sc ior oo' boing sock. No
I1i.S~iror Crr6dcatos nominaIy slsaSsl7. Trans
ferabe June delivery issued at ,Io4s cpensd
A.. spSs a, S.Se igsSfs s 1iy9 ~ re- out
ana futures Offering Transferable
notices ISSUES az NOTICES C0RseG Sssa az 100 BIO
liars at gao - I'd Lead Gull AT 49, a495c Trans
c. sngea Al 4s5 a. 700 1nnsierane notices domestic
NAVAL sToREs-spu1ts Turpentno was mod.
quiet aud without important change quote strained
10 Good sl0si %; 81 10. r. 81 20; g, 81 -: H.
Glass s. q water wlisss5 "a o. > % "''40"
Su casns due" cR a1 Fox Eth GRb room DS%
nr IoND & steam s hence Quotations Fouf s
lbs; olcake, Us cd a IA ga sugar graduated los
iots 22s iacw. sos Geei; Cd: pors. is Cd
Ss "a nsns sca sSoG o5o ar gam a. 81
49, ii vEkpooI- steam hence i60o9 lnoh. gram
GRADUATED sugar Il. 3D. cutloaf 2Os; bacon Clos
or. beef ss TO- "a ss pork ~ ID. sas coor s "a
Is d.; measurement goods los I1s
steam hence quotations Flour l2a I'd: cake,
bacon. hard IFS. Cd; logs. l7s- 3D.; t,lOw. los
rs. Cd peel. as pork So rosin is 90. measurement
DusI grain private DUTCH rom. nenc-.
B1Issh ships 1000 bblA refined O. -s....oE CArHAR
lNAs iron dchmond. batck big VIA -four and gensr
ii AZ LI Ss1 RED Ie barn seis sOT D S,
bark 1000 bills refined OIL on private terms ~ l.
PROVISION S-POkk-The marset In well sustained 10
s.vaucs noted last and the movement steady
20, 70 fSr Ola aSd sioasio 30 .or Nss JOB lots
Mesa quoted So 5oGse IS Tor Ola aae slosslo 90 Tor
csSI sacs and ., Tor Extra
g. =, Irss VIZ .,rs Mss s .ow pscs. EIt5a
Plate 5O...... BEEf aAAs ssuiet ana sIoa..y ID
luO1ed 81 5O..-..CU1 IATs-are IN price
WIN far demand mainly ior ssies saies 900 ibs
not las wtn very little NE 10 tue rading
Long Clear in Aewiors. TO-. at the West. Long Clear
urn pIIor- inrJy dclnand. Ciiy heavy 10
Light os44oc' l1gs. oac.---LA ri - The temper vas
couple points but toward Tho close The tens became
the partly ort I-avng Of oaly
esierD nteam spot quoted NJ os0c 900 tc. July ESQ
nu.a7c.. closing ~ GSocg l.oo to-. August dsyaC.
eosuls &c $50 October Be- closing oa
CITY staam steady saios toa &C. hennoc quoted
So, C. Continent J.s, south American. II
m m a. sosa se c-aMs me- f-
Creamery a 49,. Western llAlOLo state DAIRY
haILhrgp inbs lou Zoe, wsish tuba I;Slac.' Nesiein
esIofa Factory, IOG Oh aEiuere - roro
The .,srk.t lhe 'empet u atT"nge Nov State
Dr,ief Win a demand i5sea Canada iooi west
srD. loo 49,.
SUGAR-L&w sugar " Ix-i6a- f0s Anscovado.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24

THE ADVERTISER. a well and fayOrably
i known merchant Philadelphia desires the selling
manufactur importing house OF dress
goods salary has had wears
experience knowing the trade thoroughly with falc
knowledge Baltimore would be pleased To lnclGde mat
CITY going there week II necessary Any commuhi
ca ton will be treated conhdenaly. Address -
MERCHANT.
p o. Box l,59., Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24

OFFICE or THE PURCHASING COMMIT RE
OF THE WABASH, 81. LOUIS AND Pacific RAILWAY Co.
1875 BROADWAY NEW YORK
ITO the holders of the following issues o
Il


ITO the holders of the following issues Of
Bonds. viz.
and Illinois Lake Erie Wabash and 81 Louis Great
Western OF $50 Quincy and Toledo Illinois and -outh Iowa
Wabash and Western and Great Western OF 1862
second mortgages Chicago Division FIRST mortgage Toledo
Wabash and Western. Consolidated sinking Fund wabash
Railway OF 1879 hannibal and Naples
Mortgage WABASH Railway. funded debt bonds and
scrip
Tho undersigned, a committee under the bondhoders'
OF July 5 1880 have purchased the lines OF the
COMPANY subject TO all PRIOR liens
Reorganization under this agreement Will relieve the
property from fixed charge for interest
million dollars of bonded debt from
Tor OF Improbable ine and will provide
rDutDns such junior honda and from sale OF the
for the OF tina existing receivers Oted
The holders bonds secured by mortgages
asked 70 10 reasonable adjustment of their IN
claims make their security
doubted ana ths holders u lun. securities and
who have made the large CONCESSIONS and csh
mentioned
The proposal holders senior bonds In posses
OF all their aud viii enable The
bonds. snG promptly 10 meet ali fixed charges tho
future
Books for signatures Of the bondhaders open
the Office Of the committed No 1913 Broad
pamphlets DO obned gyins full details OF the proposed
Adjustment ana the reaeons which maze n necessary.
JAMES =. Joy,
s :. .aaSlastsRH ssssafiass
Rev. York juno l. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24

Inere is good healthy demand for refined oil and the
quotations were advanced Is cent per gallon at PhiladeI
phIa Baltimore to the New Iork hguras-73 cents
Abel test.
BRADFORD, PENN June %. Crude OIL National
Transit Certificates opened 69i2 aud closed at 6Ss
highest 1893; lowest, G-3i clearaEces 1.6l2,000 bar
rels.
Oil CITY. Penn June 23Cruie Oil-Natonal Transit
Certificates opened at 695s and closed at go highest
7Oas; lowest =; 81 5000 barrels clearances
Bliss 900 barrels. charters 41O2l barrels sApments
7O.22i barrels runs, llO.02s barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
THE PETRoLBUM MARKET

For the greater part of the time yesterday
the oil market displayed considerable strength, and
prcos gradually hardened to 7O2s cents. net gain OF
III cents from Tuesdays nnal quotation. The bullsh
temper OF traders ged by failing of OF 032
barrels the produce OF the principal Wash
ngton field wells. their total yield being $3.50 barrels
Al the Came NJ. > well there an accident III
Dirt ing. and IL necessary to nsh Tor tOOr
dropped Into the hole. IL may be that this wei
Will not I've opened for two three days.
but al the time IL he brought
IN at any moment. go far tho attitude or Renera
holders concern ed. however the news from hs wen
Is less likely Ice regarded than thar from another
part ~ the West which may he received to-day In the
late afternoon II reported that yell at Tayors
town. Penn. about miles southwest OF the washing
ton ed. had reached the CAN'T sand and was showing
oil. A nervous feeling quickly developed almost
before operators had realize the significance ot
the advce- and under free sales market broke to
6~s cents II closed AZ rally of + cent The theory
II reports freely circulated that If the new well
another big pool OF tho character OF the
Washington developments The Dyer and
the GOriOI wells surprises just ~ this may posi-
bis prove Nevertheless. II Is not custOmnr" TOT
circulate OF valuable strike so freely as
this spread and many operators, usually well
informed 30 the Jwuers Of the reported well
and that 10 was drilling. IL would be
foolish to deny tng good deal or nervousness eN-tei
after the close respecting this hdin-t0e wilferuesS
venture aud II thu alleged importance OF IL - confirmed
lower In the immeG ate speculation are prODaD
But the affair turns out To be canaru 10 break tho
Irkct the sellers short. The market closed
steady. opening to-day VIII be deter
mined by tue received over night
The OF prices and the tota dealings at the Con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24

Az LIZ "a will con vince you
sS 5TU-AvE.. N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24

That stockholders avail Of the aforementioned priv
lege the books Manhattan Railway Company now
closed dividend OF July and which are 10 re-
open on July y will July and reopen on
.hy ).
BY order OF Board of Directors.
D. W. McwlLLIAMs. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
NOTICE..


The privilege all shareholders OF cord Of thI
Manhattan IA way Company the 9Th day OF July 1885,
participating with the undrsgned In contract OF pnr
chase OF stock OF the suburban Rapid Transit
Company the NewJersey Railway Construction Com
pany undertaken construction OF part Of tho
liues OF the suburban Company.
Of said stockholders tae amount OF stock 81
Company equal cent OF his held
ings IN the Manhattan Company. and an eguh
the bones OF the suburban Company paying Tor
the same in instruments the work progresses.
requested notify the UNDERSIGNED on or before
l2h day OF July 1886 in writing stating your address
If you wish avail Yourself OF this privilege.
Further particulars be obtained upon application 70
the undersigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24

---- NINTH NAuoNAL BANK. }
NEw-N June d. 1856
A DIVIDEND of three and one hall 81,
N per upon the capital stoek OF this oaHN A' ~
h nooks viii be closed from June I'D TO July ls
Inc u'H''oi oo va" H. H. MARIO. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
CLOSING PRICES Of BOSTON, STOCKS.
RosroN LnEe % 1919

CLOSING PRICES or PHlLtOgLPHI4 srOC6S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24

MILWAUKEE. LAKE SHORE AND wEsrrhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24

VFT
GUARDIAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. 1877 BROADWAY NEw YORK. June L, ls'o)
1.-The annual election for seven directors OF
this vii be held at the Office OF the company
on satu day, 10Th inst. Polls zen from II NJ to p m
j ENEN-. SPECIFICALLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
Diui6eno Notices.

OFFICE OF THE ST. PAUL DULUTH R: r. Co.
Off ~ $500 ST PAUL MINI. June u, 1850
DIVIDEND of Three and Ohe-half 3l2)
Per cent 10 the Preferred Stockholders o. reeoru gu
Inn ~ l-s has this day declared out OF the mcono
yor the last AK mon the ending June ~
able in cas- at the Fourth National Bank Oh Ne"ioA '
n trn SER hooks which open the morning OF Ihnrs
dav nnr ~ 1855 viii SATURDAY June % anu to
open THURSDAY july . PHILIP :. HARRIS. Secretary.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-04-03
NOTICE OF PROOF.

LNnd Once q las CruNes, ~ ".
February Nth, 1880.
notice is hcrchy given that the following
hr has atut nu,icc OF his ntehttn
o m,..c LtaItIu,l iu 81; port Of lis ola m
uIt.tr suui pro u viii be IN ale hctoGeC'Pk
,. .roatt',. ART. ut Lincola, n. D., On
April I3.h. 1885, vi:
> .a. MAhIA buEtiS, on p~rc-emptlou uc-
see. IL. Is. g q BE. iitutuies The TO-
oE.rs wl.o : 70 20 Prove h G ,nlnIo"sr res
c.cs aIpn. all cultivation OF, sal and VIZ.
yItI AnuI. Jdau BIp;istc, Juan hav'A y
V.li,u.u add Il anon Gi.c!a, ali OF WhitrOaNs
Iii c14a County y. 81.
E5Al,u u. SHIELDS, Register.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-04-03

production of the Territory OF New
Mexico, and the proslcct is that
that production will be trcblcd in
lSSG.
The valuation Of the G. unity in
1895. was $4,000, goo, an increase
Of 200 per cent. in . years. San
..igucl County, containing the
important city of Las Vegas, and
more than four times the popuIa.
ton q! our county,) was the only
one which exceeded Lincoln Ia
wealth last year. Total taxation
Tor all purposes is but $40 per
300. County finances are Aour-
isliiug, and the small debts Of past
years are beng rapidly paid from
the surplus OF the present.
The heat is not great in Sur
mer. nor is the cold excessive %
long continued in Winter.
Our people are refined, cuItiyat
ed. open, hospitabIr, and sincere.
N"uuc G ming to cast his lot witIi
US need tear 4 Z lack Cd! society, IN
aSjuucn ns it is as acceptable and
plca~iugu> amy That he lett behind.
Strangers are welcome, more than
welcome. if they come 10 settle
among rs.
The county has an 'ricicrt Pub
H. .l.--. ..a a staNtt.y..tt J L. "a
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-04-03

Subscriptions jnv"r,ao!, Ia advance.
ijusicroflc> . ccnts. Siccii.tn coi lie
Tree.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-06-19
The Cincinnati Graphic says

The Cincinnati Graphic says "a, !.
stickIers for etiquette who are s c,D.
because Mrs. Cleveland went : ,, = G.s
to be married.and because Inc l', ..,JnlI
TO make the affair private are ,5 ,,rr
COOLING down. They are the '., nasr rps
Of society, who indors' net no,'' ;nS. bit
they are allowed to boss aaoo5, TED. BY !
t lstIs fact that i makes !. 6 1 NO '''
whether they indorse It Of no.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-06-19
Social Considerations.

flashes of silence, as Sydney Smith said
Macauley did on his return from India.
But perhaps the science of silence
ought to teach us when not to be silent,
as well as when to be silent. Certainly
there is such thing as an idle and
wrong silence, and we shall have to give
an account for it, as we'll as for our idle
words. The 'tgood fellow whose con-
yerSation is so brilliant and charming
when with strangers, but who has not a
word for the inmates of his home, is
guilty of wicked silence. If a lady is
at the table as guest the gentleman
brings some social conversation to en-
terrain her; should he do less when his
wife is the only lady present? Should
he then sit silent or take a letter or
newspaper out of his pocket and read it
himself? A man and wife enjoying
walk together, or tete-a-tete SWeetened |
by confidential and affectionate CONVEX
sation, is sight beautiful before God
and man. But too often the picture is
reversed. He Saunters out with her.
careless and uninterested scarcely, dur
ing the walk, uttering a word. Is not
this, to say the least, a great abuse of
the science of silence?
In the hour of absence and of solitude,
the husband is impressed with a sense of
the amiable disposition and demeanor off
his wife, of her unWearied endeavors to
promote and perpenate his happiness,
and OF it being his bounden duty to show,
by the most unequivocal expressions off
attachment and of tenderness, his full
appreciation of his aSsiduity and faithful
ness But too often these expressions of
appreciation are not forthcoming, and,
with mistaken silence, he shrinks from
honoring his wife, and represses those
few words of praise which she SO WE'LL
deserves, and would so greatly appre-
ciate, "My master is all very Well"
said the dog, "but l wish he had a tail
to wag when he is pleased"
sin politics, said Cavour, "nothing
is SO absurd as rancour" In the same
way we may say that nothing is so alb
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-06-19
House and Home

We will be grateful to any of our friends who will
contribute matter to this column of good short
extracts for home life, industry and amusement.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-06-19

there is nothing like letting a subject
drop. Then silence is indeed golden.
But the silence persisted in, IS an instru-
ment of deadly torture. "A wise man
by his words maketh himself beloved.
To this might be added that on certain
occasions fool by his obstinate silence
maketh himself hated
The trustees of Columbia College issue
a brief address to the public, setting
forth what has been done for the library
and what is now needed to extend It's
usefulness The library building is al
large fre-proof structure, erected at al
cost of four hundred thousand dollars
It embraces spacious reading and
several smaller reading rooms, with
tables for the proper accommodation of
two or three hundred readers at once.
The building is Illuminated throughout
with inCandeSGent electric lamps, each
table having its separate light; and other
lights are so disposed about the shelves
as 10 make the titles of the books no less
egible by night than by day An
admirable system of card-cataloguing is
employed, to which the arrangement of
the books on the shelves is made to con-
form, and, as the reader is allowed ac-
cess to the shelves, almost everything
which the library contains of use to the
special inquirer is brought at once to his
attention, The library is open from 8 a.
m. i'll 10 p. m. every day throughout the
year except Sundays and Good Friday.
and its use is not restricted to college
students and alumni, but is extended to
all readers of either sex who come prop
erl y recommended.
The library now contains more than
seventy thousand volumes, but many
more are needed at once. The trustees,
owing to the heavy debt of the college,
are unable to purchase these needed
books; they therefore venture to appeal
tor aid to all friends of education. A
large amount of money could be usefully
expended, but the sum of twenty, or ten,
or even five thousand dollars, as an en-
dowment, would provide permanently
tor the wants of a single department,
such as history, comparative philology,
social science art, archaeology, or any
branch of physics. The gift of books
no longer needed by their present pos
SCISSORS is also solicited; for these. even
If duplicates of what is already in the
library, would be useful as material for
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-06-19

rne harp Of flowers ,1 l1.a q Auburn '''' >
NJ Memorial Day, was presenter .,ae ,s > r'
A ! Mccarthy More .,1 rp'
the poem read at the sf'''.