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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

Tn MONARCH MAsronog. Queen jun
DO will soon be hers at Albany, on
Friday, April 24th. The announce
ment OF the coming Of McMahon' circus
heralds the advent Of the largest animal
known TO history, as we'll as many new
interesting arenic features destined to
create quite furore. The arrival Of the
mammoth elephant in New York was the
all absorbing topic and subject of much
newspaper comment. The car arranged
70 bring her majestic majesty from the
Atlantic to the Pacific was found 10 be
too low, causing few days delay to en-
able the car builders to raise the roof and
lower the floor between the wheels. 1t
was then doubtful whether the car could
go through the tunnels en- route. The
movements of the big one across the
continent being teiegraphed from point
to point caused much enthusiasm among
the people along tho line, immense
crowds gathering at the stations only to
be disappointed as the weather was cold
and the mastodon could not be exposed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

A snre cure for the whisky habit: DIR
Livingstons Antidots for slrunh enneaa viii
cure any case Of the Hquor nabit 10 from TEN
to thirty days. from the uodera' drinkeE 8
the dfunkard- The Antidola ctn be give .
in cap Of coffee without the knowledge ef
the person taking il. The Antsdote viii IN Of
injuro the bealtn In any way Manufaetur I'd
" the Livingston Chemical CO.. Porllan q.
Oregon er from a eQmri ug, sele ege IT
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

The London Lancet deprscates ti,e prac-
lice OF remaining bareheaded At fuuevals.
Ii commends the proprlety Of fcutting snort
the burial services IN cold and incleuet
weather. and suggests that the hats should
be kept on the heads of iaose In attendance.
These suggestions should certainly be ar-
proved OF. for funeral ceremony, as at
present carried on, Invulves much risk Of
contracting grave inflammation OF the
respiratory organs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

The waters are sure and sn6et elf.
FOR kindsof female troubles ~. y'ii
remos all distractions to the MON "
are il iiwhat every woman neen al ,
can be ,sed with safety. For sale / IN
Living stone Chemical Co, also iron y
sole agent, A Cumming, druggiss, BIZ
berg bs,ck. Albany, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

The presidential ukase against ssiarsher
.x;fasion ofshe tariff question" did not deter
the signcrs Of the call for free trade mass
meeting at Cooper Union on Thursday even
Jug next, 10 be addressed by Congressmen
Simpson and johnson. As Czar Reed isout
Of the country and Major McKiaiey is doing
considerable agita,ing himself il is not likely
iha, ''the troops" viii be called out TO prevent
The meriinc-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

s.If senatorships are 10 be bought, says the
New York Continent. ..lst them be sold for
the benefit ol the taxpayers. II q man is
willing 10 pay 81, ,ooo. 900 to call himself sena-
Tor he should pay It into. the Unite States
treasury, and 50 relieve an overburdened psc-
Pile.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

NorIcE TO FARMERs.-Wa Wanted at once
eilickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, dried
fruits, butter, eggs, and alI kinds Of farm
produce, for which ] will pay the high
est price in cash or in exchangefor
goods. .. w. sMpsoN,
Albany Graron
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

The whole number Of postoifices IN The
United States on Dec -, 1890. was 63, Is7.
Il which 60, s2s are ioursh-class Offices. The
state having re largest number d possofiees
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

In southern Oregon there Is FOREST 10000
miles il extent. with an estimated amount Of
,nerehastable timber of @oc, 100000, 900 fset.
AL &1o pe. rooo lzss the plore sds would pay
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

TO make an impermeable glue, soak ordi-
nary glu. in water until il softens, and remove
il before il has lost It's primitive form. After
rhis, dissolve it in linseed oil over slow fire
until il is brought 10 the consistency d Jelly
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

About 10000 head Of distillery fed cattle in
ca NADIA have been purchased by Chicago par
tie $ at 51H 10 sA cents per pound. they will
be forwarded 10 European markets.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24
NO 3S
MORTAR SPOTTED SKIN
Covered with Scales. Awful Spectacle.
Cured 81 irise Weeks BY tho
Csstiessrn Iiersediea.

About fbefst q apFii lassI io.ierd rome red ,sfa
Pies iks coming eut si ofaf ms bady igt soisgi,t
Hstne u i giii sgftls ifiss lspf ~ ~fnjs iegan
- look ke fpos ef tuofiaF staiiea o8. hf,d L.eh
came 11 ~ layers nca8mts8hied with fte5stV 1
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

=. = FftU IfF34 eil34 u Il7sH tic als
esza thirteen months bsIeea | IegaH Gssgise tts
kgdfaIsH, essd Is sotif or Ggs 3eess waa e4ffsssY
eafs1. ~ ds4s4se Nas ecxg isa ana ssssffAf1s +
kaaw q q afs { f4ffy efHo hafe fakaa ste ggxs
pfss. f.E ffsaya iof lie kfsDsieaa ri thsfcs
pslEfif l9ass$ssf - hgte lesixs sith eesis f4rt
uses eai i % si haeisss eaTsfses exisfsse
~ ihaass -. ~ body = - t0yss.ea sstsh
es4ias. Afd ~ R~fni esatsssse 70 ks45sIa
hes ~ eati j. - eesY 10 y Isabt,s
aEO. GOrKY, Merrill, Wis
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

fs tnigfif lie eeaiesbas5ir Isffssil Il
fssa1Wiiiis were scratched of
agasg. IL vssn did / eouteli ~
the dOr.gfa ia The eoHidy, bnt
wltlicul MD. Alter gsylsa ii,,elj
hopes 81 recovery +, / iniyisssed 4 10
eee 81 advertsseitFbtiu tiie ts fs.
1sass9r about your f'fsFft1.pk
~ artfts, aisd pgfslnsed ti5 n
ffo,n my dTgNs6as, aud oi.f1sasl
ili'nHst ifnnealafe galsef. i itsss,ap
u notice ii,af ilas sealy egss,,iBoha
efHaHiIiy dref,,sstl oil afsd iisff
ls,sfsi eifs y s,tse, titJsi ! 30.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

Mr. and Mrs al chsrch, Of Por,iand,are
Ia tho city.
Mr. RF Winetaan returned last evening
from his trip 10 Chicago.
David Froman and Jas 4 Powell left
this morning Tor the country on hunt.
ing expedition.
Mr. A Il woodin Ncnt TO Salem today
10 make arrangements with the other
members oI hts mining firm in reference
70 putting mill IN their mines.
A whist party was given an "Wednesday
evening atalhe residence Of Mrs Col Van
Cievc sn honor Of the srst birthday Of Mr.
Bert Van cleye,a pleasant time isrefoFted.
Mr. $ Z Darfows. the insurance man,
YESTERDAY palj his first visit 10 the Agri-
cultural College. AZ Corvallis. and reports
himself a. highly PLEASED with the msn-
agemeut and surroundings. There are
now $50 students in attendance and 100
acres Of land In a high state Of cultivation.
The college offers every sndaeeTnent for
new scholars and sets an example for other
colleges In the low rates Of things for
students. Board " oniy 81 IS week and
tuition only SIS year. a young man
can get an education there ior2iso year.
which i remarkably cheap.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

GROUP, W1OOFI1gG COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by Shilohs
Cure
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

BoARDERs WANTED, for table and one
room. Inquire Mt DEaocRAr Office.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24
Cutie ira Resolyenf

VI @E@ q VI 9UfFEFIL
Tie asM isi5ea sad hkin iufsfier and rsssaeei of
Bses iigaezifs. issetnslly 10 elesye tie i.5ecsi
81 gl impurities, HEd flus tfiaoss he ca1se3 and
lfEfetAh, lis graf Skin Cure, and EpTiepEA
F9&fs - es4aslie SIN BcantifieF, externally TO
elssf s''e shiu esf sei std rtt9re she kas3 sige
efeFt se'S 81 fesIlziar iieasffg iusaHsg Tesfe,
BIS .itf. ase1s q 81 skin, ssfp ADD Ila9d.
70. egsrY Ywi,sse. rsce. csa-iergs, 50-: soAr.
ste. AssghtEsT. @s.g1. Prepared " siie l'usTEn
Data M IngNlest c9fraasefaA. lgsss1a
E5-rHaa fAf = llgw TO Cure Fila Iacsssca's es
fae z, " ijlasssasissz. and ~ teAsissosi4sz.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

LEBANON. IAN alliance was organized
in the Mckinney district, east Of Leban-
on, last week
County Surveyor Fisher was plating
an addition to South Lebanon this week,
for VIM Ralston.
One OF the section hands on the DRY
met With serious accident Monday by
falling through the trestle below Spicer.
He fell distance of 20 feet, alighting on
his left arm which was broken below the
elbow; the elbow WAS also disjointed.
r B Knapp met with a painful acci-
dent Wednesday afternoon between Leb-
anon and Tallman. He was riding 4
young horse which took fright, made q
few Jumps and fell down throwing him
and dislocating the elbow Joint. Mr.
Knapp intercepted the train at the Leb-
anon junction. DR. Booth set the dislo-
Gated joint. Express.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

ANNUAL MEETING annual meet
ing Of the Albany w CT u was lleld last
week at the Hall. The opening exer-
cises consisted Of singing by the audi
ance, scripture reading. prayer and a
finely rendered duet by q II Hart and
9 w Sears. Mrs T. + Sox, the retiring
President, read an ably written address.
showing the Union to De in IL prosperous
condition, with only $50 now due on the
building OF the hall. Mrs Emily Pitt
Steyens, Of California, delivered an adj
dress, full Of enthusiasm, portraying in
strong language, aided by many pathetic
incidents coming under her own obserya-
tion, the evils Of the drink habit. Mrs
Stevens is a pleasant speaker, holding
the closest attention OF her audience.
who became enthused like herself
Twenty new names were received to the
Union, now numbering lis. The w G
I u, under its able and harmonious
management, is credit TO Albany where
it has excited much influence for good,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

The best roast coffee in the atty Al Conrad
D Aioyers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

judges OF the horse hays givon Il as
their opinion, that Titus Biumbsre's
black Percsoron stallion, stands at the
herd In his claso. lie is In the hands Of
Mr. G + BarroVs. an efficient and exper-
fenced horsenan, who will give his
patrons evsry possible attention. Titus
VIII make the season OF 1921, Mondays
and Tuesdays at Jefferson; NstdnetdAS :
ana Thursdays at c, rvsl.isi F,isa, aud
saturdays at Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

A FARM SOLD. MIR Thomas Cundiff, q
cousin Of Mr. B w Cundiff, and B R PEN
dleton, who arrived in Albany from Illi-
nois two or three months ago, have pur-
chased the fine farm Of Mr. Paul Mincen
mier, four miles southwest Of Albany,
paying $4,000 for the same, consisting Of
200 acres. They will take possession Of
it at once.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

rIExffs itaek haaie. fsd. rosirli. cllapped, and
III ellg tl.a eaFea by Cn1IekAA koAr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24

Mr. Blumbcrg is also owner a. tho
siAnda'd bred trot,ing horse. Atwood
Breez9, (No 2sce), who can be seen At the
stable Of Trltes Eros The get Of this
horse ass large aud nno formed, and only
med proper develcpmeAtio 10 show ,psed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24
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Paisley = smiley. rns Printers. rlina Bloch
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24
soerAn ANN rERaosAr.
THURSDAY.

Miss Sarah Ashby left ilia noon for
Portland, where Ahe will reaIde
Mrs 1. E fsIaIn gave dinner yeate aday
noon for Rev and Mrs Hays, nnd Miss
Ada Phillips Of syaItsburg, and Rev
aud Mrs Alter, Of the Warm Springs. TO
which several Albany friends were invited.
Mr. John Holman, oi the Albany Iron
Works, returned this - from salem,
where he secured the Contract Tor the
castings for G w Gray's large new brick.
and several other good ardefs. The rep
ntatlon Of the Albany works u spreading
abroad.
Mr. King, OF The "lseeples Laundry re-
turned this noon from Eugene, where he
was examined on an application f.m 4
pension. The examing board found seven
defects ~ Mr Kings physical structure. 40
that there u no doubt on the pension
question.
The X OF L dedication occurs tonight.
Different parts Of the state are represented
and the event promises 10 be ono long 20
be remembered By the knlghts. Grand
Chancellor Cleveland, aud wife OF Astoria.
arrived on the noon train. seven from Eu-
gene, among the number being A
Churchill, formerly editor of the Corvallis
Gazette. o Watts and ] v nunch, Geo.
& WIZ and others FROM Salem and other
cities
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-24
awo AssrvRasARiKs.

Last evening = number Of the friends Of
a u Woodln and Mrs Dr. e q Kelly met
At the residence of the former 20 celebrate
the birthday Of these two wor shy ciilsens
who had each arrived af the age Of 81
years. Probably on no other occasion IN
this city has 10 much genuine social pleas
nre been enjoyed as sas the Let OF those
who were gathered there. The crownlng
tsaiufe of the occasion was the presenta-
tion OF gold headed cane TO Mr. Woodln
by the triends ptesent. delgcaleiy arrang-
cd, delicious cake By his sister, Mrs Martin.
a silver cake knife by Mis Warner and
Mrs Woodin, and a silver match box from
Mrs Kelly. Mira Kelly was the recipient
Of handsome cap aud saucer from Mrs
" oodin. Whlsf and other games and a
repaat added TO TIC pleasures and comforts
OF the evening. The following were pres
enii NJ and Mes Dr Maston. Mr. and
Mrs ii Hewitt. Ne aud Mrs + NJ French,
Mr and Mrs J W CusIek. Mr. aud Mrs "
u Allen. Mr. and Mrs II A Warner, Mrs
Vance. Mrs w 4 Izlyeu. MFa @ Stewart.
Mrs A II MARTA. Miss Kelly. Mics Berthe
Martin. Mrs A y Seal. airs Fisn, Mr. and
Mrs DIR Kelly. kas and Mrs : 5 Train,
Miss Stewart. Mr. and Mira II ] Hopkins.
Mr. Walter Parker. Mr. and Mrs 4 Huston.
Mr. and Mrs Thoa Hopkins. NJ and Mrs J
u Turner and AIr aad Mrs 4 ] Stites.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-09-19
Fob SALE CHEAP!
FINE CHANCE FOR A GOOD
HOME.
HON e.

BUSINESS requiring his attention elsewhere,
the uude rsigr cd offers for sale at a bargain his
raf ch, consi ting OF one hundred al sky ac es
OF the choicest farming land on the b z Meaiows,
all the same being under high state of erltiva-
ton
Thirty cres are sowed in alfalfa the remainde
being sown in 81 in.
seven horses and four milch cows, together
with desirable farming machinery, ,ompisu e
ploughs, header seeder, etc, etc. Oldest water
ri ht an striciy perfect title; possession given
at once. All he land is thoroughly fenced with
ba bed wire Unques ionstly good central
location Terms strictly reasonable, Here is q
chance of life time. Address:
NJ. NJ. A.
ao29L Lovelook, New.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
4 BIG FRESHMAN GLASS 1T YALE.
INCREASING THE FRESHMAN FACU-TT-THE LAW
SCHOOL EEoPESED.

INCREASING TEE FRESHMAN FACU-TT-THE Ia"
SCHOOL EEOPESED.
Ee--Hsveu. Conn sept "a SpscIall.-Ysls Is fairy
over,rhelz1ed with students. The freshman class
fl te sceztifc school numbers 90 AID the freshman
class n he scats1ieal department ss5. Tie total ot
gain II tie Two departments : uo0e THAI 100. Ihe
i-sreased size q the academic class has made neoe
say freshman tsculIy O. nine meln'@7s whereas II
former years this bo1y has consisted q oaly s1 mn
Tbers viii bs two nc- nea tais iscGlty-Protess9r
Morris, vho vii tcsca Latin; and NJ. Roberts who
vsu save Instruction Il Greek Professor Norris l.
8 Yals nan ard comes he-e from Williams Coiies7e.
v,ee ~ was one q TIE nost cPGia- ProteSs5rs lie
has esIei nuzbsr of L. plays q Piaztus- Nr.
Ros--s Is g7z1Ga1s ot Western Reserve Cniyezsaty
son. tine s-o ~ took postgraduate eoa.s. az la4e
ara has since taen been teaching II preparatory
school az Hudson. Ohio. The rest Of the freshman
iscalty VII be as follows: Protess9r Seymour. Pro
tesso- Philips 7. G. Moore. who las been sr2tyins
In A1.crs for ths last year, NJ. ktcAeA Professor
Goo.sel M butcher and Nr. Fisher.
he Yals Law school also opened to-day, week
carrier th-a tbs department usually opens. TA>
iDoc-in. Class N this department. Numbers nlsF re.
a. .ucrezs. Z forty over 2sE years cass Pres cent
DEiChI Efu n9t retain ron Europe Until Aooui
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
TEE FErTr.tRoWERS CONTENTION.
THEY TxsPECT FINE EXEBIuoS, 2EVIsE
THER CATALOGUE AND ESIES 70
-E-TNI-Ar. PAPEES.

Washington. sept - tspeeiai-The fruit exhibit IN
CONNECTION Wiz the meeting ot the American Fo1n0
lccczI society though never .adins feature of these
ee1inFs is here erecitAb'e display. showing nn TIE
whole csretal aod iatellse selection. II specimens
O. spplss ere particularly good virginia sh5ws 33G
plst.s sud s5ozt l63 vaees. rcPreseEtiog Ter region
fro-l toeTase- 70 re mountains. some o. tsese a.
NOTABLY lne. Wisconsin aaa Minnesota have gOod
oisplays Of tils fit, and Interesting seedlings
1ron TeaDessee, Eev-Jersey. Mississippi a3e oihsr
states sre shown. The Rev. Lyman Phelps Of Flor6s
has = fre olrrous display. Tie champion oaEel or
ances come irJm California. I've 5y sx iaehes n
oizaser ard sic also tzErs TIE palm for nAgn1oent
ouinoes. TIE Virginia ErEpe display : hDe. NJ.
Hall Of C5fneclic1t shows a new peach which De
says IS iroacad and TO bear NAny ADc peaches
oone from Different States. Excellsnt Iiues from
Florics I,srsi-1zlons from GeorEis ohestuuts ir1n
Psunsvlvszis and q vaEis-y os 0the- fruits from
va,ioas sla,es, attract nnch stieniLOa from the
sH5ety members 8nd crowds Of vlsliors daily. New
YORK has the anest and largest collection u Pears
Ii2 vaaetes from Elvsneer Barry, q Rochester
II is worthy q remsrk thst among 81 pears here the
ol5 Bartlett presents the brilliant sPpearaRce.
80 session Ills morning vas largely devoted %
catalogue revision De peacA list was ju1ic1ously
sh.tsersd, many vortkIess so-ts bang dro2poe, -
via many Other fruits The societys catalogue has
Io1- eeea considered lie szo1aro Of tie word almost
lat II Is szid BY tie leading membe-s here that II
SUI COZ L2l& Po--oiOSle@A et-~~Se1-
papers Ee-e read to-day. among then o0e by the
Goverznne1t psasologlst. Nr- Van DsDso, Novel
tes IN P0-a0I0gyr. The Craps Of Middle Virginia
~ Eeary L. Lyman; szsal Fruii-tirOu1ng n North
Caroans.s ~ :. Van Indy. most inIerestins
Es2sr by Mortimer whstehead, Of TIE Ho-Siculsu-1l
division of the c-ns1s- gave Esny EnpuhlisAed s'S
Eties f-on witch il appears TIA; Jc7.TSe srres are
cevot.1 . peaches, ViiA annual protect of 67e,-
100 100. aot thst 10000 rrr~oas AZ employed
Upuad o. e.o0Sooco are invested IN peseh growing
7l--e sre z5io DuFse71es vsin>d 81 Beary s4s.ooc.
600 S1ia over ri hlon e. fE;i trecs TIE lzrsesi
aoT--<s is cevo.ed % s7Ples- NJ. wsi;o6ez1 SAYS
tai Tire funds for 'ae oo'apeaon of the oes1s WeTe
ruanins loE and he pls%1sd fss z2oney finish the
uoS Of sn Industry which lad q .oOoooOooo IN
voted. A resolauoa zsdHs far.Aer appropriations
hy Corgress vAs saopiec-
TIA wlleee z3eaAls silver sn1 bronze, aua-ecd
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
srlrrsrIcs yrox rHE rKEAsURr.

wasasncson. sept s4.-The net cash baknos in TIE
F.,r.sn-x to<sy IS Sf3T4s.<5s. % tAls suloanf
s1T s7n33s Is Sehsl1iarT silver ooin. sl3sSa.ss 5
s.sss,~a ~ Safossl baak cepOs,ts-ces ard sa4s5 Is
rsso. coin an f-=csossI czrreucyl Tie T~caprs q.
,a. ssosc-ays-at thss ~ during The north isola
eu-gns uicfsal frveuGe. e'e have exoeeaet TIE eX-
,.r<ssa-rs fss1e .rC- fhs resumption a, sor1o by
sa9oooOo IN rvund n-miess-
The <l-e 1>- cent b0-cs recc.vsd st re Irr4s1rT
r)eua-meat todsy fg oourEnsnoe Al : pr oezi
Au,suztsd 70 scs 900. EafiEs the total Nns far en-
unusa sassss $50. ne IL per cet birds received
NJ the DepeFoment to-day for reoenpisoA ASSreeAtec
sss 600. The redcmpuons al thc NeS-forE sub
yr-zsry yesterday Aggregated ssl-SO0' nAAA-As Nl@
s...1 ,sxeruptions u date sle.72s.445 Th6S : yes
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
nprx1SG OF WILLIAMS COLLEGE.

ylIia-nstoEn Mass, sept - is2eo4aI).-Wlha-1s
Colese ovencd to-day with 35i stl&eEts. the largest
nuu.l.e- ever registered here The freshman class
numbering ia Is larger than any proceeding oae, and
nineteen ne students hsv. catered the upper easses
Ts old cus-on Of rushing ss been abolished ald TIE
freshmen a.. thus spared the rSual struggle AZ The
uoaUme-t G-oRud has bse0 broken tor the nrst
A. zee aoe buildings. tne gin Of Mr ?. T. Thompson
of Sev-Yo-k CITY. 70 be known a. ths Thompson
Laboratories The building BoE uue.- way Is th-
rb,loai lsl,oratory TIE physical laboratory Is 70
bilt uext year. ard tAe bsoiooai bulbsins TIE year
a~.r Alumnl Han has been retsoorated. and VII
=. us.t " tl. Y. y. c. {. exclusively.
Several changes have bsea made IN TIE faculty.
d. John Rascon formerly lecturer n sociology. sac
ceess DR. A L Perry IS professor of political scIence
I- Thornas Loe5e is fo- III frs ane sSsi-aa; pro
.-s- Of TIE romance Isnguaees Z. C. steiner. Pm D.
Of JOHNS hopkins, Is provisional professor 0. history
II. D. VIZ. ate professor Of LStin At 0Avet Col
lA-e * esSs start Professor IN Lsn- Y II. BotsfOrd.
= p Tsoyd and 2. c FeTy SEe assistants "a
rbs-ris,4v biology and eiassins respectively, and T.
AdS-x YALE II, VII have oA1rre o. the gymnasium.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25

thar the JaIan-se- ns1ieo and peo--. 49, aer-f
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q the failure O. TIE evzieeal Missionaries Ees f. the
total l-AInty 81 TIE later 10 rsooEe a. truth the
teaching that Jesus % NaIare-A vss boih God Az
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znd the Sod 10 Longer falls on the ste-.b. -ock
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lapcr On TIE Bible in IheoloSy.- closing ioe Sc-S
work ot thA ooa1-enc> excepting TIE esectso1 q a
eers. vhch next followed. T5e ofsoers ebose- res:
President, George William Ctrtis. q NeEIo-k: v,ce
FsassSc8ss. Senator Justin Go7il. oi VerDoas;
GCvernJT John d. Lc1s. ot Massachusetts,: Dorzaz D
Eaton. of Se<IO<k: d. L. sborey ot Chicz<1: Eo-<s
Davis and J. g CLANCY. o. Noecesfe-: e>oc-al
tsET, te Rev =. n. Lyon. % Boston. Su1 t-sas1-r.
william Howell Rand q Boston. Ths Eev. D.. "a
wa,5 Everett Hale Il B0ssoo vas cAo=en cSzIrzAa q
TIE c3znc. szc the Rev. George BstehloS. q Lrul
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New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
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q to NssuT1 Pacl1o Cvd,lt. sl1 ths drop Of thai
sock tn = - yesterday 20 CO to1ay. : not con
Aled . the fls1czl vc-n lut is shs,cd ~ r4iry1d
z-a v5o z-e always keezly interested II every Lev
z3vc O. tie pat 4 Jsy 6ozli. Gcssips ve7e busy
today II connecting tAis incident with tie a1ion .
tAe Eock Is-ald Il spztunz IT, ovd'u1 il tEo. ad N
spreati1s ressrstic r1ors shout tie Burl n-t0l tie
A5c--so1 and othe- Wes,.ra rAsds. Then . rcpo-1
circula1ed 70 the edsct ths tte Missouri Pac.h,
has nszipal1te5 grain r-tes Eliir-sd o1ica,s here
say ihas tle Csic@sO lines are Fep.ns LtIle 5enc1t
from tie iDcrease u TIE yo,-Iae q ea,tAOuId grain
shipments. fr TIE ressol tbs; nearly al TIE gain
x going East via =. Lozis Dulutz. FEr.aer-no-e
t1sy s-sI tat tAls voals - tae Csc 4 rzsss were
n0I ci-1esJle,y c-i thDsc eatevys, since CAe-0
i the most naur anG drcct outlet 70. scA trahe to
kasien se-5oaft P1ilts- Among Ils fhinss lad Up
S-a-lst I6e A-ssoLr. Psc.tc = lie fact Tat = lJ5
trs Il ooll stiPred On the East VIA - J1E.s. -
t1e AssylH River c-rl1g tee month O. August tie
Missouri PScilc cot 10 cars