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ror-R diplomas FOB COOKING.

Boston, Juno 1s.-The thirty lour1n ". .'n"rnd,Ie
o.uo.n, ~ Ia Sale Female seminary, Auournosi''
oo uI.c. ,oday in the Congregational Church IN tns'
u,, Us C. The address was delivered by the Kew
viisse M.usn,e HI, theme was What We Have
"a ThiS psnubo in the Material and Ideal' lie saia
h,s mIr,oss was to make the graduates more proua
ot their country. to point out wherein our ~o .a
lie, and indicate where We are susceptDo y. a. ,ns
sear coss Two In the additional course OF ers
and four r. cooking f.. yssGcors was spoken
y MIss Fdttb J Gale of Newton. n. H. proiesso os
RaQiey delivered tho diplomas and conatIoh was
then enjoyed.
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rp,7p ~ yyrrMroRr onAToRY.

pc,oI, WIS June 10 This wAs alumni CAV ~
p,,,, Couerc and A large number Of N" hoV' nf
v,,rs gone hy arc AT thr collcg" tn" prh" d"'Ihma
films Of the freshman and '"ph"m"f" 'a>'"' "Nn
.nokcn. C. A. osborne. OF R"lor, OF IA" '"ph'm"'r
cIa,s and ?. A. shumalrr, Of nrtoriNiIle, MINI ~
tho freshman class. carrying or the donors I""hN
three academy graduates received their Hp"ma'' NJ
rNtcmporan""us speaking for "a" nc" rt"' """ P'"'
,bIs n,oruiug Thrrr Nrir four speaker y. :
Wheeler Dubuque. Iowa, :. ". smith "A!"mh, III. .
4 VI jack Hcloi, and 4. T.. MH'h"roh Ekh"rn'
Wi,- all juniors MathcTsun WAS the VICTOR.
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AMHERST AGEIrt'ITt'RAL COLLEGE.

springhcId Mass. Jun" l0.-The graduating 20
crrises At tho Amherst Agricultural t""e" ""r" h'I1
rh,, ,orcnoun The speakers were A. u Copeland
f. l. HartwcI. 4. NJ NourSr. g. + Croker II. l.,
Woodbury.. u. l.. Hubbard &. A. whitney and /
Davis Degrees Of bachelor OF science we're gwen a.
t,,,riccn students The prize winners In the Kendall
srcaEing were Freshmen II. /, sion" and & A. MAgIl
HuuhOmDre, a. &. flames and ". A. Grown.
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peth,ebem Penn, June 10 tSrcaD.-The annual
alumni meeting OF Lrhlgh University Was hcd "'day'
There were slxty.rhrcc classmen from 1870 70 i7o"
around the festive board at dinner, which was r1''
loved at Christmas Hall Charles bnl 90
NJ NewYork cry, presided At tn" ons'hreN
nesting [. J. H. Grossart, So Be'hichem, was
elected secretary The permanent oHc"rs 81" &c"
-. president Charles Bull; vice presidents, A.
y u..r.r rs and r. p Lnderman, "a. both OF
Bethlehem Henry s Drnke "a philsdephla wa wa
on, reception took place ia University Park ana was
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nopnrNTovN MILITARY INSTITUTE

Bordentown. N. j., June 19.-The fourh sphua
commencement Of tie Bordentown Military inS'r
tute was held to-day. Tho prize for Scholarship
gold medal given by DIR. J. NJ Buckley Eai'or y,
Tho Christian Advocate" Of New-York, was a"aruu
10 Howard ". Sanford, OF Northport T. l. " M
defamation contest the first prize, gold medai'
,yaa awarded IN Henry B. Smith, OF Newark, y: j.,
and the second also gold medal: to X. /. Vail III
Of West Winsted Conn. gold medal for superority,
IN military drill was awarded 10 James b. FauRs Oh
uauar w
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GRADUATE THESES At TITS COLLEGE.


Boston, Juno lG.-Thc cycr~"' Of the thirty Hrcohh
annual commencement Of Tufts C0lbf". A~iiori.
were carried out TO-DAY. ~ the chapel frrAH"h'
apcn In full robes Of Office. presided ana "" f"'
lowing thescs were read by members Of III" Gridnih-
c,sss Isaac W Cate MarrialiSm and lnmr'alv :
John Stevens lawson, sewerage system """rs'
Hoyt Hero, "Thr Evolution Of Thought, "rorg" W
penninan "Thc Bible and Inspiration ALVIN !.
NickerSon Electric Transmission OF Energy VI
lando K Iiollsv,r. Ballot Reform Charles l. Reed
Tho College Fraternity" Charles q. White. am
ing; Leon O. williams, " The Evid"niia' Naiu" "i
Miracles Harry W. whitrmoT. 'hauc'rs Love OF
Nature; It's Reproduction In American POETRY inc
degree Of Bachelor Of Arts was conferred upon ceNfn
graduates Bachelor Of Philosophy on six. and bachelor
y, Mechanic Arts upon seven. The following ADJ
t,onsI degrees were conferred Bachelor OF nviniiy
George W Prnniman aud Lon o. Williams MSNr OF
arts e A Crooks Frank W. Durkre. G""rg" W: zen
oman Harry W. Whntemor and Leon q. "iIlam'
Dinner was served In the gymnasium at D. m; ana
was followed by addresses from hp pI'Hu0"' ~
many invited guests
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THE MoRAvrAy SEMINARY.

PltSburg, juno 10 (Speciall-The MoraViah 0on''
nary for young ladies' to-day had its 1ofth annual
commencement exercises. There a large gather
ing Of alumnae Essays were read at the exercises
by Miss Edith Thompson. of Hampton, va. MISS
Ella C. Anderson. of New-York City. and MISS NE
hecca MIshler, OF Reading. Penn: Cold meaas wrr'
awarded TO Miss Grace shuttle Miss Lizzie Macmanns
Miss Rose Blickensderfer, Miss Edith seaton anu ss
Iulu Cleveland. The degree Of A. NJ. was coierroo
IN graduates
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rxpuc1sEs AT WILSON COLLEGE.

Chambetsburg Penn June 10 tspeciaII.--Commence
ment exercises Of Wilson College were held IN tho
Rosedale Opera House this moInlns Inc students
.,.h =, line 600 strong from the college To- the
onera House, The graduates were Nancy j. Crs
we'll. Chambersburg: Evclino J. Curiden, Chambers
hing: Lucy S. Hays. MELVILLE; Anna NJ Bralller
Cbambersburg; Anna c. Robinson, Baltimore; Eleanor
chambers, Chambersburg; Mary l.. Deemer, Willlams
nnrt: SannIs / Manning, Mount JOY susan l. Pat
teson Nahanoy Citp, and Annie Turner McCulloch.
fnwlsiown The degrees were conferred by the Rev.
w IN.
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w,scoy.rv STATE UNIVERSITY.

Madison, Wis, Jun" l@.-lh" thirty SKIN annual
commencement exercises wrr" held NJ IT," stat" I nj
yrfsity thl, morning. The regents ID" iaruIty III"
Governor the supreme Court Judges and others "r'n
p.~I ,eais on the platform Aher ihe hehfrry OF IN"
dissertations, PrrsiIr hAmh"rian presented dplo
no, IA 100 graduates There no Lewis prtE"
contest the regents having abolished mar eFrUihS
feature Several second degrees Wcr" als" conferred
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THE CATHEDRAL SCHOOL OF ST. MARY

THE CATHEDRAL SCHOOL OF ST. MARY
The closing exercises OF the Cathedral school Of
~ MAY. ON the Stewart estate. at Garden City, L.
werc held yesterday afternoon Misses Annie NJ
Archer, Sarah A. Hsekeu- Augusta c. Merrimsn and
Mabel v. stoddasd were the four graduates. The
Rev. Charles Jessup, shs chaplain, conducted the
devotional exercises The Latin salutatory was read
By Miss Mabel " stoddard. Mas Annie n. Archer
folioved with essay "Constsntinopies Miss
Aykusta C. Merrinsn rendered . piano solo. Miss
Sarah A. Hsckett read essay on The Progress OF
Educstion.s Another essay was rssd BY Miss Msrr1.
saan. Das peutsche Leben.' Miss Mcrimsa read
sSich gained ior her much applause: An address
wSs made 70 the school By the Rev; pr. Wnism r.
Ian Silowed the address OF the Bishop aod the
nsesaafsion az honor certificates and diplomas,
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Congregational Church I'm Brooklyn. nsIssiotory BY
was delivered by B. II. Newaii' al' .r.auat.s wss
ma. nv ROBERT d. Benedict Diplomas were p'0'
s.ntsd to the following twenty.three graduates n
Classical course-wsiter J. Brtnekernon, psn.m,n
n,ooks Gordon B. Brooks. Lucy NJ. Donheny'
n Nevell John A. Wilson, Charles D. haishs y
scientific Course-waliace E. Blachoro, Hn ~,
.s" ua,oIa p Goodnow, Edward T. Horwill. CaS's W.
Munsop, Frederick Stewart ~ coan r,o,.
IJtsrary course-Jane L. Atwster. Adele CONN ~.
.,cs A Corey, Arthur NJ Pratt. hary ". masn
Rachel L. Smith. Mabel "ilsms' hihh'' -
Eva B. Puels
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A CLOSE RACE FOR HIGH HONOR AT YALE

New Haven June 10 tSpcclaD. Professor Philips
announced to-day that william \. Mconaih. OF N""
Haven had been appointed valrdlc'nrian and Horace
F. walker Of Detroit, saluratOrlan OF the class Of
1879. These two men have hid remarkably high
grades during the entire course and they werr 80
evenly matched that the last examination WAS neCoS
sary 10 dec ide which was the higher
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IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY.

Iowa City, Iowa, June l9.-Tho stat" university
hold us annual commencement TO-DAY. There were
thirty graduates upon whom the degree Of i'arhe
or Of Arts conferred several other degrees were
conferred. Tonight occurred the annual reception OF
the president Of the university.
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A NEW PRESIDENT or SwARrHMoRE

swarthmore, Penn, June lD.-ProfeN william
Hyde Appleton has been elected temporary president
Of swsrthmOro College. Ia succeed DR. Ma2nl. who
rendered his resignation yesterday after term OF
eighteen years. Professor Appleton is a graduate OF
Harvard University AMI has been Professor Of Greek
I'm swarthmOre for seventeen years
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THE .rP.Surp WOULD NOT Rise.

Tho ASCENSION Professor Peter c. CsmpoePs airship
from the Manhattan Athletic CLUBS grounds at Eighty
s1thst and Eighha ave- did no; take place yesterday d
had been advertised. The immense bag which was TO
sustain the steering and propeung apparatus could %
only partly Hed gas the tanks used IN generating
the hydrogen leaked Abou. SEQ people were present ana
waited until O'clock when IL was announced that the
,hhuon was postponed and that all would receive their
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TIiuTy.rIGur DIPLOMAS At VANDERBILT

Nashville T"nn Jun" 10 Tn" commencement ever
cses OF the Vanderbilt University wrr" held here this
morning IN the presence of larr' audience. Diplomas
were AWARDED to Ihrt!.ri-ht Stuhcnt' many Of whom
graduated I'm ia" high 81 courses. Addresses were
delivered by BISHOP HargraVe president 81 the Board
Of Trust, and Chancellor Garland The Sc Sion Just
rIu. 81 tho most kurrcS>fui that las ever
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m.su,snnoN ANn LEE UNIVERSITY.

Lexington, Va, June lo.-Commencement at the
Washington end Lee University was celebrated oy
be announcement of GLASS distinctions, the delivery
OF certificates diplomas honorary appointments and
university prres and the comforting of degrees by
General g. ". C. Leo. the president. Announcement
was made Of The election Of Professor David Carlisle
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.rr,,,rsv. % the chair of Professor OF Applied
Mstbema,os. Among tho honorary degrees oonferrca
wa, that Of LID, on Samuel Marsh. OF Ne N
CO., An ORIGINAL poem was read by r. b. Mlnams,
city An an oris'"c W. H Ellis, Of Covlnston Ky,
S.lvsred the Grafton and tho valedora an. va With
Hall OF Bastrap, La The exercises o"o0' VII"
hall tonight
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DEGREES AT LOMBARD UNIVERSITY.

Galc>burg H., June l0.-Thc commencement eSer.
ciscs Of Lombard University Of this city and ST MarYS
Choo Knoxville occurred day. Both w'rn largely
attended. ~ Lombard diplomas were conferred on
two theological and seven collegiate graduates. AZ
st Mays p0maS conferred twelve gradu
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous line shows the barometer
duetuaons yesterday. as observed at the United States
signal Service station az this city The dashes indicate
temperature noted st Perry's Pharmacy Sun Building
TRIBUNE OFFICE June 20-l m-some local eloudiness
tho carly morning yesterday TO fair skies but
tho heavens were again evening from
the lake regions There rapid recovery
cold wavo The temperature ranged between ele and TIE
the average ssh being $50 lower on the correspond
ing day last year. and No lower than Tuesday.
In and near this city to-day there win probably DO
warmer weather with rain.
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TO SUCCEED DIR. B. p. RAYMOND.

Appleton Wis, June l0.-The vacancy In the prrsi
dency of tho Lawrence University caused by the
retirement Of Or. b. p. Raymond 10 accept the pres
dency OF Wesleyan University at MiddetOwn. Conn:
C. W Gallagher, b. D.. Of Providence. Il. |.
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poup GRAnrATEs OF DELAWARE.

wilmington, June 10 (specsD.-The commencement
e.ercises Of Delaware College at Newark, a this
state took place to-day There were four graduates,
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miscellaneous.
Guroueau Advertisements
Drp Goods

VTRYEO1Y ASTONISHED! Everybody
i, natnhisi. LIle.threai stockings 6oc imP9Ts!
tansi 90 -or..Is 81 80 JAMMES. 10 West S0tast
1x,TTINGS.-C Mattings from 1913
vi Ri 40 yards fine mattnGs low prices; ST nrPeS
~, ~ Rugs Fancy Furniture. ANDREW LISTENS
SONS al Broadway
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THE FUND FOR EXPRESIDENT ANDERSON.
TIE. ALUMNI or RoCUL-TEE FIND THE AMOUNT
LARGER THAN WAS EXrFCTED-CoM
FNFRC1SFS.

LARGER THAN Wa FNff'lrb-'''i
MENuTMENT EXERCISES
Rochester. Jun" 10 (SpecisD. IN" annual meeting
OF the alumni o the University Of Rochester TOOK pIa""
in the forenoon to-day, IN" alumni dinner IN IN"
afternoon ard the senior oraronS were spoken In
the evening Tho officers elected by the alumni wcrr
Pre- ldcnt George l.. Fisher; vlco president, Joseph
r AlIng; secretary, A. q. Warren TREASURER, II. r.
phinncy: orator. VI. f. Gates. alternate, j. Rrrrk
Perkins: poet ". g. Wilkinson; alternate Mar"nuN
H. HIi.-s Tho committee which has had charge OF
raising tho fund for Dr. Anderson. thr retiring
prc, dent reported that tho sum Of S25l0" 10 had
been reached. The amount wanted was only
a,; 600 The inaugural address ot the president
elect Dr. I'M. who Is now In switzerland, was rad
At tho alumni meeting II referred to eNPrrNld"nt
Anderson IN tn" highest trims. Al III" alumni dinner
400 were seryel J. sloat fasSett, Of ElmIra pre-
sided.
Eleven graduates OF the fourteen appointed To
de,,yrr orarlonS appeared the stage OF the Lycrum
Theatre tonight In tho presence Of fully 1000 people.
The speakers Judson G. chaplin, Dubuque; Burton
John II strong Roch"stcr; Edward Il. Gilmore and
Krndrcl r. Slrdh. Rochester; Wills H. Brooks. Wat
R H,tsS ~ e. f. brown Sco,tsve William A shcdd
Rochcstrr; william {. Raymond. Norwrh: Benjamin
n. Chace, Rochester and Henry T.. Lawrence William
PRIZES AT THE JERSEY CITY HIGH SCHOOL
The Jersey CITY High School held IT'S annual COM
mcncoInent EXERCISES ~ 'he h'HfeHiN vi "us'' 1851
night. The house was crowded. There were forty
seven graduates In the classical course and fourteen
IN the commercial course. Tho prizes were awarded
As follows: Presidents medal. for excellence In
science Nellie T." Russ; German medals. Louisa Beck
and Minnie Lawdham: classics medal, Alice J. Whyto
Mayors medal. for excellence In English. Emma G.
Rapplcyca; Fcency medal, Lulu g. Farrant; French
medal. Mary J. Morris; mathematical medal, +.
Edward Ferris Dugan medal, Vida J. Mains; DicRin.
son mclal, Laura A. Whyte: principals medal, for
scholarship department and attendance for the entire
course, also first rank In English French, peds-
gUgcs, Lulu G.. Farrant, salutaortan medal, Louise
r. secly; commercial medals. Robert c. Potter and
william Faupe: botany medal, Lille Gregory forensic
medal, Clara J. Incc.
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HluslcuI Jnstruments.

A NUMBER of slightly used grand, upnsn'
"A and SQUARE pianos Of make which were 49,
srec ed and usei by the artists OF the MetroponA
HOUSE company during the past opera seASSn ga
kold Al a liberal reduction from our regular prss@
WM. KNABE co.
have removed 20 xn,yr
METHODIST BOOK CONCERN BUll-DlNo'
bTU.AyE and 2OTI. ST. .,. "a, "A
Temporary wareroOns In rear Entrance W.. ~
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PRIZES AT THE JERSEY CITY HIGH SCHOOL.
THE EXERCISES AT ADELPHI ACADEMY.

The commencement exercises of the Adelphi
Academy were held last evening In the Clinton Avenue
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GrIp n)anteo

:. CENTS wanted 70 sell Sherman's king p0tnLsii
\ Nv disiutscyiug apparatus Well alHertS.l v"'1
,.,nts CYEIS u ross. ll3 East lAhst. y L,
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Cos, duo foun0

osr nankbook No Isl. 7sQ Dry Dock SAVINGS
l. Bank. Any person having cams ni"n ib al nifty
49, or the AID book will be- dcclaHci cancelled ana ef
tInyuIshad and a new issued IN lieu Thereon"
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Fosaa Party al Ssr w,adsOr cOllsss

y
Tie ty,s.s 81 examination wcek" beiug
over. she male aud female scmsnaries ap-
f,s;..3 f5r the privilege Of = pound party
IL celebrate the eycnL The request EAs
granted under certain conditions, tor sasar
aay from I. 30 20 To- % p. IN, and she iaFEe
el,ss rooms { aad 5 Of Windsor Hall. shseh
have foidiag doors, werc rendered Tor the
nsrua.e. Tie comuliSiea Of arrangements
s.ere. Male COLLEGE. MesSes. Wa. I. Stachsll,
Harrf A. jelly 4. y. GstEeudArnsr, l. ).
Cross and ) Hammond; Female College,
Misses Louise Benton, Nellie Lewis, Jessie
Holtt. Gaeu Mlshart aud sria Chamberlain.
Ths decorations Werc qaite attractive, consist
ing 81 evergreen IN ggique designs, cut ho~
rrs. and growing plants. OIL paintings anu
cFayans by the teacher gDd her pupils IN ia's
department. Is was 10 be regretted that lhe
oil painting 80 much admired, Produced by
PrsF ". r. Wver tor the stage scenery on the
occasion al the late presentation Of Antony
And Cleopatra by tho Literary Societies, vas
loo large sos ihe gals o: The class rooms.
The music Of the evening was bright aad
shifted 10 The occasion. A vocal dnel By
Nissa. Chamberlain aud Wishart. and quar-
,stte BIZ des.rs. J. and II. Ensor, J. Norris
and e. d. Ge,zeudanaer were warmly ap-
r,laudsd The amusements were varied, IN
Guiding .'Ruth and Jacob and similar plays
The brwitching presence Of IerPsiehore ex-
eInded by college law was, by special legisla,
lion. permitted 10 enter, bus TO stay only Tor
a limited time. aud he welcome Muse was
then permitted to depart IN peace. The col
\ ION. which Was q contribution from each
student. consisted OF cakes, mats, coaiseiIon-
cry. oransea. APPLES, lemonade and pickles
As a desert. The Faculty was invited, aud
the Male College was represented by Presi-
dent Jelly and Prot. Wyer, aud BY Mrs. Jelly,
Misses McVeigh, Shilling, Ecker, Graddlek'
jelly and Miller Of the Female College. The
Pound Party was well bounded ',iolliilca-
ton" and the last term of the college year
commenced on Wednesday the 18th with
everybody in good humor. Base ball IS
now the topic for leisure hours and 'organl-
eaton for the spring campaign IS earnestly IN
hand
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Rev. J. II. Andrew preached bis las; sermon
before conference on Sunday. The confer
ence o. the NJ. T.. Charca South began on
"Wednesday LAST az AiexandriA. Va
Iohn g5dsely and family moved from Bal
iimors coan,y last seek TO Oakland Mills
Il {, said NJ. Ridgely will keep a boarding
hossa.
". D. Braadenbarg lost very hue SOW a
few DAYS ego.
Breaking colts - ,hc order Of the dsy. and
p. IAautcfbacb i breaking twU Of The hHest
colts in this section.
Wa. Phillips Is much improved and able 10
b. out again.
some visitors called on Miss Gilliss. ai the
sehooihoase. on Friday evening" Of last week
and uerc maeh pleased wifh the entertain
meet thr teacher add children gave them
+ = Mckay and SISTER wsre guests Of
Phlllps btosAsTs GA Sanday las;. Thomas
Naliosee. ~ Stevenson, BALTIMORE coaaiy.
sscus Sunisy sith friends N the acighhor-
baod
E.yi8aosir IS nov prevailing among horses
10 ghis viciuily.
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srummel Items.

( In the issue of the ADVOCATE Of February ?,
II was stated that rafting would be held at
the residence of Mrs +. Robinson on u
Valentines day There were 10 prizes, ~
chances At 10 cents each, and one OF prizes,
200 chances at cents each Proceeds Tor
bcne6t of St Johns Lcisier' s. Church.
Also al the same time n festival was held
Following is the liss Of prizes end the persons
who we're successful 10 winning the same
Isl prize, quilt. Mrs. Alex. WisneFi = glass set
Mrs. john W. Lucabaugh; 5, glass pitcher,
Rosa Guniher; 4, glass fruit dishes Ge9fge
Robinson: ). lamp, David Babylon; ., halt
a dozen ,umblers. Mrs George Robinson;
:. butter dishes. Vim. T. Lucabaugh; 8, pickle
dishes. Mrs. Powell Giggard; 9. butter dishes,
s. Kann. Sons & Co; 10, sak aud pepper
boxes. Emma r. Abbott; IL, coauteTpane,
WIN. r. Lucabaugh; y, table cloth, Mrs
George Robinson; Is, glass pitcher. MRS;
KITE Singer The attendance st the festival
was large and the net result WAS SS2- -.
Mrs. Robinson rendered the use Of her house
for the drawing and the festival, the room
was beautifully decorated wIih evergreen ana
the tables with flowers
Mr.. George Hosfeld has a cos that has
dropped twin calves twiee,the last time being
March 4. They were very large.
Mr.. Charles DischeT. Of Baltimore has
purchased the Mexico hotel property from
Mr. Elisha Brummeli for $3.50.
The walls Of the two story stone dEealng
Of Mr.. James Baker. were undermined and
weakened BIZ the recent rains, and on March
9Th fell with crash. demolish'ng tarniinre
and other household effects. M Baker
and his family escaped from the baildins ~
time 10 save their lives tie and hts family
now occupy a part Of Mr.. Wm. Actiee house.
Miss Grace Friss, Of Westminster, Is visit
ing Miss Fannie SehaefieF.
Mr.. Jacob Stephan will move e his meta
srTs g,rm and Mr. samuel Qua will move 10
NJ Adam Myels'. Charles kle5rd will move
% he plaee vacated hy Mr.. Ostz. Mr.. Va:
Love Gig psoge to Bachman's Valley, and
James Baker will oocspy the house vacated
bv him. Nr. John Skater viii move 70 West
minister.
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Mr.. Oven Gilroy. Of this vicinity, died on
the 9Th inst, Of pneumonia. aged - years
leaving a wife aud i've bhildren. lie was
barred At the Catholic Cemetery a Sykesv't1s'
Mamps and chicken pox are prevailing
The heavy rains Of thc ID, Sd and +ib IN
slant. washed our hills and highways, heoding
the loWlands and did considerable damage ia
bridges.
Messrs. Ebbert and Beck ba,ehered hos
recently which weighed 62l4 poauds- " 30
can beat i,
The equilibrium Of our iliile s'iisEe. was
somewhat disturbed last week by iucsadtary
notices being posted on some o. The ea'la,nss'
threatening 10 burn them aHd DO ether dam
are. and signed. by order uf she y bite
Cans. The feadish perpetrators o. then
motives are act positively known, oai q iafihe'
outrage be committed arrests wlti BE- made on
sgspieion. This has been resolved sPou by
the community.
since HARRISON inaugural address. whieh
points our no decisive line Of policy. eSseP'
10 perpeiuate the wsr Tax which has been
rBaaiue AZ our yitais Ger quarter Of cen
turv. W. have heard several pv0uiueat Re
pablicans say iaat II the present admiaistfa.
lion fails 90 rcsisc the iariH, - they PROMISED
10 do foar years ago, they ~lii neves V2'f
another Republican ticket
The earthquake skock Of the sah iaslsus
vas distinctly beard and teit throughout tass
section. The rumbiing asd farming 50 fesssa3-
bled that produced by asEon duYea esei
frozen ground that many sent Gas 10 see Eaai
vas nassing; others thoaght iAeir haos on ere,
while those upon whom ihe above notices
were served the night pressoas erred oei
ssWhise Capsl" but al hnaiiy eeHcsaaclf that
Il was .'the result 81 cseroai pgucess neylps