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WARNING TO MAIL ooNrR .orons.
Missourisns TO be Taught How Uncle Sam
Wants Rusinets Done

WASHINGTON. Nay 225.-The Postofllee eu-
thorities to-day began a hearing in the mail
contract cases of W. II. Smith, c. W. Under
wood, P. o. Piggs and L. Chappell OF Windsor,
Mo. The RESPONDENTS are the successful bidders
for about $50 mail route contracts. the execu-
tion of which, on the part of the Department
was recently suspended by Second Assistant
garded as evidence of Irregularities Ia the exc
cution of contracts and accompanying in
demnity bonds on the part Of the respondents
large number OF contracts and bonds were
not signed either by actual principals or their
sure.ies but one OF the parties in interest sign
ing for all. The dependents, though their
counsel admitted that many Of the contracts
were not signed by them in their own proper
person, but in all cases were signed by persons
holding proper powers of attorney 10 signin-
stead They expressed a perfect Willingness TO
execute new contracts and new bonds in any
required amount and stoutly maintain their
perfect innocence of any wrong. The case was
continued till tomorrow
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HER PRIZE Is REE PRINCE.
Dhuieep singh.and His English Bride Of
For Russia

PARIS, Nay 22d.-Ex Maharajah Dhuleep
Singh and his English bride left to day to spend
their honeymoon in Russia. The wedding Ger.
emony was strictly private aud only attended
by few friends OF the bride and bridegroom
The courtship was q short one. Barely six
months have elapsed since the couple first met
IL the drawing. room of house here. The
marriage took place in the Office of the Mayor
of the Eighth ACCOMPLISHMENT.
The bride is young and good looking lady.
She wore a lavender-colored travelling costume
and orange blossoms, and figured in the register
as daughter of the late B. d. Wetherill and
of Sarah, his wife, both of Hampshire, England.
When the nuptial knot was duly tied Mayor
Girt, with his tricolor scarf of office, addressed
brief hymeneal homily to the bride and
planned in English TO the Maharajah, who can
not speak French. After this the Mayor read q
kind of address to the bridegroom, in which his
Honor showed that he was evidently suffering
from mild form of ofAnglophobia.
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He Celebrates All the Time.
The man whose functions all suffice
To make life worth the living
Don't need the Presidents advice


And here's the way to thanksgiving:
DRs. STARKEY Il PALEN:-"In less than
two weeks after using your Compound Oxv.
gen Treatment my wife was restored to
health from very severe illness REV.
J. e. PENNY, Tavares, Fla. DRs. STARKEY
II PALEN:-'A severe attack of typhoid
pneumonia left my lungs in very weak
condition, but your Compound Oxygen
Treatment put me on the road to health
again" CHARLES B. HILL. Eustis, Fla.
Drs. Starkey & Palen's Office records show
over $1,000 different cases in which their
Compound Oxygen Treatment has been used
by physicians in their practice, and by in
valids independently. Their brochure OF
200 pages will be forwarded free of charge
to any one addressing DRs. SrARKEY &
PALEN, No. 1929 Arch street, Philadelphia,
Pa, or 120 Sutter street. San Francisco,
Cal.
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After career of thirty-one years marked
by few successes and many failures, the
Great Eastern has finally ceased to exist
This huge vessel cost 81, 250,0O0 to build
but was recently sold for what there wa.
in her for 100000. Having been broker
up her component parts have now found
buyers at prices amounting in the aggre.
gate to $250,000.
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samoan Conference AM Serene.

BERLIN, May 22d.-A special correspondent of
the Associated Press learns this evening, that
contrary to expectation, there was no difficulty
encountered during the deliberations of the sa-
moan Conference at its session to-day. The
question of the indemnity to be paid by the
SamoaDs for the killing of Germans at Apia by
the natives, was not brought up, but was left to
the Working Committee. This action is taken
as an indication that the question can be solved
here.
The next session of the conference will be
held next week, when the final adjournment
may occur
Minister lincoln Arrived at Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, May 2,d.-Robe1t t. Lincoln, the
new American Minister, arrived on the City OF
Paris this afternoon. He was welcomed by
Henry White, First Secretary of the American
and the Mayor and Corporation of Liverpool.
He proceeded Immediately to London.
Dunraven's New Yacht,
LONDON, May 21d.-Lord Dunraven's Yacht.
the Nalkyrie, sailed her maiden match to- day
She was the first home, but was beaten on time
The yalkyrie's performance is considered
satisfactory. She was handicapped by hasty
preparations.
Shaking Up An Empress.
BERLIN, May 22d-The train conveying the
Empress OF Austria from Wiesbaden to Vienna
met with an accident to day. While the train
was being shunted at Frankfort the last car left
the rails and three of them were upset. The
Empress and suite were shaken up, but nobody
injured but foo,man.
Fishing Vessels Reported Lost.
HALIFAX, May 22d.-Advices from St Pierre
Miguelon state that two fishing vessels the
Ella and Quartrefreyes which left France some
time ago for the Newfoundland fisheries with
lis men on board, havebeen lost and ali hands
were doubtless drowned.
Secret ConsIstory In Rome.
ROME, May 22d.-The Pope has fixed next
Friday as the day on which to hold secre
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ROYAL ToAsIs.
Germany's Emperor and Italy's King
Clink the Glasses.

BERLIN, May 22d.-This afternoon King Hum
bert and the Prince of Naples visited Prince
Bismarck at luncheon in the Palace. The En-
peror opposed a toast to King Humbert. He
thanked the King for the mark of friendship
he had just reviewed were also grateful and
proud of the honor done them. In conclusion
the Emperor said :" drink to the King and
Queen of Italy, their brave troops and to un-
alterable friendship between Germany and
Italy,"
King Humbert declared that the unity of Ger
many and Italy formed pledge of European
peace. "0ur armies" he concluded, know
how to fulfill their great task. drink to the
health of the Emperor and Empress and family,
to the glorious German army and to the pros
perity of GERMANY
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GIFT TO MRS. GLADSTONE.
Paruen Makes Some Comments Upon
Ireland's Affairs.

1relandS 8u6frs.
LONDON, May 22d.-Mrs. Gladstone was to-day
presented by the Women's Liberal Federation
with diamond brooch containing miniature
of Gladstone.
Mr.. Parnell and large number of the mem
bers OF the House of Commons were present.
between England and Ireland. and said that
the Irish party accepted Gladstones platform
as to ulterior Objects That platform, he said,
would enable them to build up Ireland as a
nation without danger to the empire.
Mr.. Gladstone, in reply, referred to his wife
as the greatest gift he had received at the hand
OF Providence. He said that the generous esti-
mate of his services by his countrymen had
been mixed with some censure, but it was better
to lose praise than to lose the bravery and dis
cipline resulting from free public criticism.
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Rather than have them pulled Let your den-
tist save all he can. You desire to have trouble.
because you have not used SOZODONT When
properly fixed. then rub on the SOZ0DONT, and
Keep them ali right for time to come
TuThSxgW
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buckley. Bright Hopes.

NEW YORK. May 22d.-Chris Buckley OF San
Francisco, in speaking of the admission of four
new Western States, said: "lf the Democracy
Washington Montana and one of the Dakotas
viii elect Democratic State Governments and
send Democrats to the United States Senate'
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Commencing Friday March LIST, at 7:so P. M.
and every alternate Friday, excursionists will
leave Sacram ento for all points East via Salt
Lake City, where stop will be made one day.
The sleeping cars are provided with mattresses,
blankets. pillows. curtains, etc. For full partic-
nlars and descriptive folder, call op or address,
TICKET AGENT SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,
Sacramento. fe23-tf
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cHEcKERED CAREER.
A Reformed Criminal Ends Life with q
Good Mama.

WORCESTER, May 22d.-lucius W. Pond died
this morning, aged So, of bowel troubles. He
was Tor many years manufacturer of machin-
lists tools, the most prominent member of the
laurel-street Methodist Church, held several
city Offices. and was Republican State Senator
for three years: Until October, 1875, he was
man and model of integrity. When the hard
times of 1873 came, he found his business i'll.
prepared to meet a period of depression but he
carried It on until October. 1875, when he sud.
denly LEFT for New York, ostensibly on business.
All trace OF him was lost after he took the sound
steamer, except that his valise and coat were
found in the stateroom. 1t was supposed thai
he had committed suicide
Startling developments followed, aud the men
who had Endorsed for him soon found notes that
had been paid again turning up. Pond had
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consistory in which new Cardinals viii be
named. They are Managers Richard Arch
bishop of Paris; Foulou, Arch bishop of Lyons:
Guilbert, Archbishop of Bordeaux Deschoen-
born. Archbishop of Malines, Appolloni and
Derunggier
Lincoln In London.
LONDON, May 22d-Robert Lincoln arrived
here this evening. He was greeted a: the rail-
way station by members OF the Cniled States
legation and Others.
Death of Distinguished Professor.
LoNpoN. May 22d.-The death is announced
OF William Wright, LII. D.. Professor of Arabic
in the University of Cambridge. Ee was in his
sixtieth year.
Yellow Fever In Vera CRUZ.
VERA Cruz, May 22d-For the first time in
three years yellow fever has made its appear
rance here.
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NEARLY everybody needs good medi-
cine at this season, 10 purify the blood and
build up the system Hoods Sarssparilla
is the most popular and successful spring
medicine and blood purifier. It cures
scrofula, all hunors, dyspepsia, sick head
ache, that tired feeling.
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pr. Ia Mar., seminal Pllls cure .l1 oa.,

DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills Cure all cases
OF Seminal Weakness, Loss of yigor, Impotency
and all ailments caused by excess. indiscretion,
and abuse. perfect restorative. Price, @s SO.
Sent by mail on receipt OF price, or by express
Z. q. ID Address all orders to A. McBOYLE x
CO., Druggists, San Francisco; 2. o. Box 1852.
my6-6m
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Ex-Governor Curtin, of Pennsylvania,
who recently celebrated his 74th birthday,
is still as straight as an arrow, and his
eyes are as bright and his mind as active
as ever.
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices. Wants, Lost,
Found For Sale, To Let and similar notices under
this head are inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time Al
notices Of This character soil be found under this
heading.
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Burlington Route Excursions.

Steam Baths given OF Bitter-herb, Sui.
phur or salt; are all good for Spring Diseases.
ap24-1m MRS. Z. NJ. CARLY, us street,
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II. r. stolI, Dentist, formerly OF 51l j
street, has removed to COS J street, over Mrs.
katzenstein's Millinery Store. lmlp
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Judge Williams Elected.


CARMI Qll.), May 22d-Judge Williams Dem
majority for Congress is 1900. He Carries every
county in the district.
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SIMMONS Liver Regulator has never been
known to fail to cure all liver diseases.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
THE STEAMER CYNTHIA SUNK IN
A COLLISION.
Several Lives Lost-Kipg Humbert
in Berlin-O'Brien Before the
Parnell Commission.

IsrrcIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE REcoRD-usIos.l
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just Arrived! A large shipment of gen.
Inc German Braunssweiger and Eastern Nett
worst, nne italian Salomi. Also. a large variety
OF different kinds OF Cheese, at 723 street f.
BAUMLE. Give us a call. d1D-lm
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The best place in California have your printing done
A. ! Johnston & Cos. 80 ST. Sacramento Cal
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HOME HAPPENINGS.
CRONIN'S BODY SAID TO HAVE
BEEN FOUND In CHICAGO.
Australian Election System Adopted
in Illinois = Cook County
Hospital Horrors.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoKD-uNIoN.I il
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Regular meeting of Circle No. g, L. of
G. A. X. and Memorial Service will be held
THURSDAY EVENING, May 23d, at Grangersi
Hali. A full attendance of members is re-
quested. BELLE S. HERR, President.
MARY Z. AvERILL, secretary. my222t*
A Special Meeting of the Veterans of
tne Mexican War will be held THURSDAY
EVENING at Grangers' Hall.
ED. SHIRLAND, President
JOHN DoMrSGos. Secretary my22.2t&
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john Eitel, Assayer and Chemist, has re-
turned 70 81 street. Gold bought.
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WASHINGTON. May 22d Pensions have been
issued to citizens of California as follows Orig
inal invalid, Joseph Fairbanks and Thomas FL
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w. G. T. U.-To-day, at p. NJ, at Y.
NJ. C. A. rooms. Its
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Notice.-Persons attending Union Sun
day school Picnic will find good lunch on the
ground. lag
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TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
ENGLAND TO SEND A MAN.OF-WAR
TO ALASKAN WATERS.
The Cruiser ChaTleston-Postm
ters Appointed - Halstead
Goes to Germany.
RUMoRs OF A ROW,

IsrrclAl prsrArcars 10 rnr nroopD-ussos.l
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Pensions for Californians.

WASHINGTON. May 22d.-Ihe Attorney General
has decided that inasmuch ss Oklahoma has no
recognized form OF government, national banks
cannot be established there.
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e prOceeueu lmmeulateIy 70 London.
Dunraven's New Yacht.
shakinrIrn An Emrress

ROME, May 22d.-The Pope has fixed next
Friday as the day on which to hold q secre
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Hail-storm in yirpinia.


SPRIseFIELD qlL), May 22d-The House to-
day passed the Jones' Hurst election bill, revis-
ing the existing laws SO as to accord with the
Australian election system.
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Sumner Relief Corps, No u.-ReguIar
O'clock A full attendance is desired, to make
arrangements for Memorial Day.
ALICE STEPHENSON, President.
CAROLINE HANCOCK, Secretary Its
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WESTON (w. va). May 29d.-A novel and quite
singular marriage has just been brought to light
which was celebrated in New York city on
April Goth. The CONTRACTING parties reside in
the disparity of their ages as we'll as the near
relationship existing between them has occa-
stoned no little amusement among friends. The
groom is a wealthy old bachelor who has seen
not less than rs summers, while the bride is q
handsome blonde of 25. The gallant lover is
the great uncle of his youthful spouse. and his
marriage to her makes his wife the aunt of her
father the great aunt of her sister and the
daughtei-in law of her fathers grandfather
She is her own great aunt by marriage, the aunt
of her mother and her first cousins great aunt
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WANTED-LOST. FOUND,

"ANTED-PLAIN SEWING OF ALL KINDS
w neatly done fine underwear a specially.
3131a ] street, Room IA. my22 3t*
TWO DILIGENT JAPANESE YOUNG MEN
l. want situations to do housework under
stand cooking Address S. T., 409 st. m2O-3ts
SNANTED-A GERMAN OR NORWEGIAN
" girl to do cooking and general housework
at 1926 street. my21 6t$
WANTED-TEN HAY HANDS, 81 25 FOUR
w mixers; men for hop ranches, vineyards
and orchards; men cooks; three walters Fe-
male-Two dining room girls, ten girls for
housework. Apply TO EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
Fonrth ana < streets Sacramento.
CITUATION wANTED-BY A JAPANESE.
~ to do honsework or to take care of horses.
Address A. s., this Office. myI7-6t%
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WASHINGTON, May 22d.-Owing to Mrs. Russell
Harrisen's delicate heath. it is believed tha
the Presidents son viii not return 10 Diontans
to live, but will make New York his home.
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Friendship Council, No. 65, o. C. F.
Regular meeting THIS (Thursday) EVENING
at oclock. Initiation. Full attendance de-
slred, and members of Sacramento Council cor
daily invited to attend
C. C. OLNEY, Councillor.
u. III. KIEFER Secretary 1ts
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CTRAYED OR SToLEN-A DARK BROWN
y horse, with white face; weight about i ,O5O
pounds; strayed or stolen from the Mesick
ranch. on Riverside road A liberal reward
will be paid for his recovery. Apply to or ad-
dress GREGORY BROS. & CO., Sacramento
m
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Qeatbere.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
~ Co egcs. Schools and Families Appy q
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON. p Union Squire.
BEST TEACHERS. American aui Foreign, supplied
n. for all branches In all local ties charge. TEACH
Frs WANTED; fee Tor reg stratlon form for stamp
r. T.. AVERY. American SehoC. Bureau, West l4thst,
A TUTORS, eoyernesses, professors, teachers. all
n branches supplied schools families. Circulars
hoOls parents. Modern languages spoken. MIRIAM
COYHIERE, ~ East liza bet 4th-avc. and Broadway.
An EDUCATED gentleman can nave a lishtful
n home hour from city la exchange for two hours
daily, teaching. Address TIMELY. Tribune once.
~ ROCKWAY7S TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi.
csgo supplies superior teachers for schools colleges
and fsmlieL MS. l.. FREEMAN- BROCKWAY. %
West 2tist Recommenfs schools 20 parents
SCHEEMERHoRN's TEACHERS AGENCY
~ Oldest and best known IN U. s. Estiblished 1865
East l4th-st. ". Y.
~ M UNION TEACHERS AGENCY ESTABLISHED
lt6ol provides schools with teachers teachers with
positions W. d. KERR 10 Aston Place. n. Y
DEACHFRs WANTED-Trainng teacher Ia stat Nor
L mai. vocal music; uaining kinderpartner. to take
Of klnder gartens In large city, professor Of
nno. violin and voice BROCKWAY TEACHERS
AGENCY.
Nv ASTED--A lady learn Kindergarten system; terms
w reasonable when taught viii be assisted position;
highest references 70 pupils Cal 80 West 6lst-st
wv oMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU ffor
w both supplies professors teachers goyerne ses
musicians, hnusekeepers. companions chaperones &c b
colleges schools and families also bookkeepes Stenogrs.
piers and copyists b business firms
Mrs. d. A. CULVER 800 shave. New.York CITY.
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Financial.
Piedmont Coal & Land Company.
$500 Per share Only UniiI Saturday, August 10th,
Amer Which the Price of Another Block VIII BE Sf25'

This Company controls 200 acres Of land situated
on Waldcn's Ridge Rhes County. Tenn. the mountains
being divided by river Tho property is ony 80 niles
from Chattanooga, a thriving town OF $4,000 Inhabitants
with large Of factories and iron furnaces The
Company owns railroad running from the Cincinnati
Southern r. II. the mines distance OF "a miles
They also have a road running right along
side tie mountain IL miles in length.
There are at present 10 openings, some Of the veins
boinc from ga to feet thick The openings or tunnels
are made directly in side Of the mountain opposite
the narrow gauge road. the coal being taken ogt ana
probably 10 mime 5"a Il sr ' he T %,1s states better
amount S'S Of COKE OS To- supply require in s
bee been ordered sancisqt number VIII be ppt in %
R1u al c'deI Arangements save
who give bonds FOR The sale Of Oh Re so1 The comSa6y
profit S of Sys q fot h per nine to be
to 1000 tons per day INCLUDING the amount Necessary s
When viii make very handsome dividend upon S0 the
eap Scn ho conpSny il organized under the laws OF
NewJerser the stock being no HWS6iHy
THhaEsMifBERR Rim PRESIDENT; JAS. d. HENDERSON.
Il has boon determined sell limited amount S. Of tho
stock share and as oS ' much higher pe
the mine Is well deyeope5 snd . 70 soT Win be much &
creased II the company can DO as Wen hsrw,se tbis
P f5a n % eF 81 j. A e fs'T TO FSY
i PR yT TO p PER e PEE fFNT CENT HF9H UPON pom TA
PRESFNT PRICE There Is nothing at all improbable
r. hIs os no coal "a there In large quantities. and the
experimenting has all been done IL Is ont 70 prodacs
the coke already spoken for realize the aoo' Tho nes
II must he taken into consideration thss nv o'
are admirably located and that the business Is
there beng no question about the quantity vi oo'i a'
Connetcnt experts having already placed INC aV Nt
OUTPUT a over SIXTY MILLION TONS NO DAN'h"
OF RUNNING SHORT. 49,. 1890. r~,ee until Sat
The stock win be sold at the present price uni 0A|
urday. AUGUST 10.
I0west number Of shares issued 10 shares -
MAKE CHECKS OR DRAFTS AT THE RATE oF
a PER SHARE TO THE ORDER OF
W. = CHAMBERLIN Trustee,
115 Bropdw,y Room, 81 and SO, New York City.
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fam Schools.


UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
u LAW SCHOOL.
JOHN HALL, d. D., LII. D., Chancellor
HENRY NJ. MACCRACKEN, ID. d., LII. d., NeeChan-
The Thirty-nrst Session begins October l. 1882 and
ends June l, 1890.
The course il designed 10 give the student:
\ thorough preparation for the examinations required
for adms sion to the Bar;
competent knowledge OF substantive law and of plead
ING. evidence and practice.
course OF TWO annual sessions and thorough written,
a. well a. oral. examinations required FOR degree
An allowance of than year is made for pre-
ycus study elsewhere
Provision has been made for limited number OF schol
arshps OF 800 each be awarded at the end Of the
junior year. .a
The schedule Of special lectures for lSS9f9O
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER LII. D., Admiralty and
Maritime Law, jurisdiction ana Practice
At STlE ABBOTT. IL. D., Preparation for Trial
CHARLES +. MAcLEAN, J. U: D., Criminal Law.
CEPHAS BRAlNERD. ESQ. International Law
4. 4. REDFEID, Esq, Restraints on TcstamentTy
Alienation.
MELVILLE EGLESTON, Esq. Law OF Carriers, Tele-
graph ana Telephone.
Estate.
ALBERT s. BOLLES PHI D., Banking and Trusts.
For catalogues, &c. apply 10 PROF !. f. RUSSELL.
Potter Building - Park Row, New York.
j. r. JAQUES. Dean OF Law Faculty.