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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-24
Vol rs. No 19,O61.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

a,OftiCE OF The COMMISSIUNEKS
D Washington, D. C.. June ~ ls9I.-Notice
to water takers 10 allow necessary connections to be
made the will he shut of portion OF Capitol
Hill at O'Clock June "a, 1S0l. The area to
be affected bounded by I'd. 9th and streets and
virginia avenue southeast md il is expected to be
without supply of water for about ten hours J. W.
DOUGLASS, j. W. boss, II. NJ. ROBEkT, COm-
nIissioners of the District of Columbia. 1t
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R,THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT CONF
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York
Storage for Silyerwsre, Jewelry. Iaces Fine Goods
anu valuables of all kInds Charges moderate. Safe
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had for good work.
SPECIAL PRICES TO CHURCHES
BYRON ). ADAMS, Printer,
5l2 l1th St NV
All classes Of work as usual. jelQ
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good chance today to
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In plain White and fancy
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PENSION PAYMENTs.-Commission Raum
yesterday signed invalid army pension certif-
cate number 100000, granted for disabilities
incurred during the late war. Widows and
minors certificates have been issued to the
number of z95;471: navy invalids'. 1l.510, and
navy widows. 5,6S7. There have been paid
since July 1, 1851, to survivors of the war of
the rebellion, the war of 1872, the Mexican
war and the of the revolution or their
widows and children an aggregate of 81, ,2S4,-
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FINANCIAL.
MONEY

MoNh-
IMPORTANT. GOLD. SILVER OR BILLS.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANY.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Act Executor Administrator, Trus-
tee. Fiscal Agent. General AGENT. Regis
trar. Transfer Agent, Treasurer for Cor
pOratious. Guardian Committee having
in charge the affairs OF lunatics- And in
fact perform almost any fduciary service.
II furnishes 20 its customers. free. good
alvice regarding investments, drafts on
various points without charge for any
amount wanted. Issues letters Of credit
and does anything any other bank. either
national private, can do. except that II
loans Dsonsy only on security
II furnishes absolute security for those
who deal with il. as it puts mp Million
Dollars in cash a capital and its stock
holders are liable for another million
II pays interest deposits, in other
words II divides part Of its profits with Its
6epositors. as well as stockholders
II makes departure in this respect
from tie soundest financial principles.
interest Il paid by such great institutions
and bankers the Bank Of England. the
Bank of Frsncs. the Credit Lyonnaise,
Messrs. Kothschild~ X Co, Messr-. BEL
mont l. Co.. Messrs. DreIcI L Co. and
others
If you want to make your money
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Tays your CHEEKS on slknt- II pays
lsrger for time deposits according to
the period for which you leave them
We Just comp etinT and will Occupy during the
latter OF Angus; the finest private business Office
.n Washington.
Call or write and see what do for you.
OFFICERS
Brainard II. Warner President
John Joy Eison, yice President.
Nm- p. Robson SeCretsry-
Nm. B. Gurisy. Treasurer
DIRECTORS.
John T Arms. John B. Larner.
Charles b. BaLsy, John Ridout,
Chas. Baum. George F. Schafer,
Chas. :. Baker y. II. Shea,
James l. Barbour, Thos. Somervs.
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ITNION SAVINGS BANK.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
500 SEVENTH STREET.
GUARANTEE FCND............sIOO.oO0 600
President. +. H. SMITH.
Vice President. l. G. KIMBALL-
- M. LoTHRoP
secrs,.ry and Tr r-rsurer. JOHN TwEEDALE.
Attorney. T. A. LAM BERT.
DIRECTORS:
MAJ T. c. AinsSorth. Lewis Behrens,
George ", Cis--Il, &. G. Cole
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IL A Griswold. Walter Hieston.
Tracy l. JefOris. j. G. Kinban
t'eorxe ". knOx. T. A. Lambert,
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h. Il Smith. John Tweedale.
The bank will be open from 8 30 to each week day
and Sat urday evenings from to for each class of de-
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fifty deposit agencies Every species Of business or
din-riy conducted in . savings bank Will lie trans
Ected je:-,-lm
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k~rHE sTIEFF PIANOS
Csed at the several school commence
ments during the past week will be Of
fered by us at
REDUCED PRICES.
These pianos were selected for this
purpose because of their excellence in
general.
PFEIFFER CONLIFF,
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IMPORTANT NAVAL ORDsEs.-Capt Fl. B.
Robson has been ordered to duty as super
visor Of the harbor of New York on the l4th
inst Passed Assistant Engineer II. n Steven
son to the Alliance, per steamer of July 2, from
San Francisco. Capt. John A. Howell de-
tachsd from special duty under the steel in
spection board, ordered a member OF said
board, and on July 20 next designated as presi-
dent of the board. Capt. NJ. Sicard detached
as president of the steel inspection board July
20 and ordered to special duty in connection
with the preparation of the monitor Mianto-
nomoh. Capt. L. o. Matthews from command
of the Wabash on the 30th inst. and ordered
to duty member of the board of inspection
and survey. Capt. VIM. A. Kirkland, from
duty as supervisor of the harbor OF New York
on the 14th inst. and ordered to command the
navy yard, League Island, Pa, 18th inst. As
sistant Naval Constructors John W. Tawresey
and VIM. N. Vansant, from special duty at the
Royal Naval College, Greenwich, England, and
ordered to return home and report to the de-
partment.
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FIDEL1rr
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EIGHTH ISSUE OF STOCK
NO BACK DUES REQUIRED
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You can deposit any amount PC. up with the
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AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO.
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JOHNSON LUTTRELL,
DRY GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES.
7l3 Market Space. between 7th and 9Th SITS.
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BLucHERs. $500.
BLUcHERs. s1OO.
WINE COLOR. s5. 90.
WINE COLOR. $500
SPECIAL. $500.
SPECIAL. $500
NEWEST TOE. s5oO.
NEWEST TOE. e5OO.
LATEST FAD. $500.
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WILSON CARR.
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CUSTOM sHoEMAKERs.
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peo STREET
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ExsTHE HANDsoMEsT AND CHEAP.
ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS
Are those in the square immediately north
DUPONT CIRCLE
In the square bounded by the circle, n H.
ave., 18th and Q sts.. now securing the
grand residence in course of erection by
MR.. L. z. LETTER.
And Immediately opposite the beautiful
home now erecting for LIEUT.. CLOVER.
These two woimprovements will be as hand
some as our city has received. and this taken
together with the sale recently made by me
at the cor. of n. H. ave. and Q st. to Mr..
Whittemore. and the fact that these lots are
VERY ECONOMICAL IN SHAPE.
Render them the most attractive building
lots now Offering in every particular.
j. B. wIMER.
1t Cos 18th st.
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k@'' s1Ms'
Senate wing barber shop. writes:
''In the 20 years that have been in
business never the equal to the X,
B. Extra Razor. I have shaved over
FIFTY boards WITHOUT HONING.
Would rather pay 81 or more for it than
be without 1t"
We only ask 81. 9S. including good
strop.
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
10th. 11th and r SITS. NV.
my16-3m
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LEWIS JOHNSON & Co..
BANKERS.
Sun building. 1915 st.,
Formerly Pa ave. and 10sh st.
DKPosIT. DISCOUNT AND EXCHANGE.
CABLE TRANSFERS AND LETTERS OF CREDIT
n3olm INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
OF WASHINGTON.
keoreznized asa
This Company bess 10 announce that Il has received
from The controller o. the currency its ssT,ieats Of
5ssG Ui'0e' 'is -s' 0' 0'lsfs'' '' os'00sr l.
As heretofore and for twenty four year. past, this
for safe keeping IN Us hre building and
IIooi vaults which have time locks and al otLsr mod
Under and by virtue Of act Of Congress. of octo-
Der l. 1880 ana the certincste Of the Controller
spes tbs eopsns MI IN adton sts The CUISINES, i'm as
, sstsI .! ", s.t as s1.utor aeIninis-
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Al trust funds and trust Investments are kept .eg.
Has' "hieh PrO'se'i0 ILs SI.9sn' Las eapit.i Of
interrst VII be allowed such deposits.
' lsr an "sisSqj sh.ifs fs..n
tT.5 ss,ond s s,as f1.:.u
ALbnAf Lbfits Il htiSi ,Ssisrss Secretary.
Directors
william z Clark. Il. Ross Perry.
Slaishe~ q El..sry. l. ITancis Kxs..
Charles A. James. beniamin 2. snyder,
.,sai John u Parks. henry A Wizard.
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6~SIN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
- TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Darwin +. Perry vs.. Mary Perry ct al No 12, $40.
Equity Doc. 81.
given that will he the parties on Thu
DAY. the 9th day of July. 1871 at / O'Clock D. m at
my office. in the United States Court House, Washing
ton. DC. All persons having claims against tine late
sad time and place.
ie24-3t JAS. G.. PAYNE. Auditor.
R~FOR sALE-FINE BUSINESS PROP
JOHN E BEALL.
je24-2t' 1921 IL. W.
RSFOR sALE-sTOCK AND FIXTURES OF
- meat and provision store, including ice
box meat rack, scales. awning. &c. Apply to w. r.
BROWN. Assignee, cor. 10th ST. and Pa. je24
RSTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ stockholders of the Ana tia ami Potomac
River Railroad Company will be held at the Office of
the company, IN AnGcostla, MONDAY, JULY 13,
1891, from 3 until Election of directors an
such business properly comes bs1 a stoc
meeting.
J. B. PITCHER. HA. GRIswoLD.
1e:2-ln. VISIT Secretary. PRESIDENT.
R~TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
- From this date shall not pay debts of
any kind contracted by my wife, Mrs. Rosa Petrtz.
1e... -h ROBERT PEThITZ.
RSYACHTING. HUNTING. FISHING, RID
-. lng. driving, tranIpIny, ca1Ipine and all
summer recreations. at home and abroad. at
tended with danger and accidents. Therefore be wise
Co. of New York. The time to insure before acc-
dents happen. Let the New Yorkn-carry your risk
for you. THOMAS & THOMAS
ap2o2m 637 + ST., Manasers.
R~MR. H. K. SIMPSON. 30! PA AVE s E.,
~ having been appointed special agent CT the
New iork Accident Insurance Co. New York, would
be pleased 70 explain to all inquIrers plan policy
ana price OF thus popular company. je33-6t
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R@AT THE REQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND
~ and one Of our customers ws have provided
space Tor lunch room the sixth noor Of our 10th
street building and have orened the same. We are
now prepared to ssrvs them In . hTstclas manner
mh3oAn WOODWARD LOTHROP
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K~HAVE YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS PUT UP
- at the Temple Drug Store.
Our prices from IL to 25 Ter cent lower than
other druggists charge.
This department is carefully conducted.
Store oIen all night.
+. 5. WILLIAMS CO..
1e 16-1 Cor. 9th and F n. W.
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ave HAVE ENDEAvORED
Through this card to make you acquainted
with the celebrated WISCONSIN PEERLESS
REFRIGERA1 OR-and from the quantity sold
We have succeeded beyond expectations.
The season is now well advanced and to close
out those lett on hand we make you the liberal
discount Of 20 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-25
MR.. DEPEw'S ANNUAL TRIP.

HE WILL SAIL FOR EUROPE ON JULY 1-WHAT
HE THINKS OF BEING ON TRIAL.
Chauncey NJ Depew told Tribune reporter last
evening that he did not care to comment on inc Ne"
Haven Railroad directors trial and its results. That
speaks for itself" said he.
But what do you think Of being on trial. anyway y
asked the reporter.
at Is a very dlsagreeablc thing to be on trial "
said Mr. Depew, "when you are absolutely sure OF
your innocence, both in fact and in law. But II a
man felt otherwise I cannot Imagine any position
which. would be so trying.
One of the peculiarties OF this matter ever since
the finding of the indictment has been the fact that In
the newspaper head line, the body of the report the
editorial and the Associated Press dispatch, was the
only one mentioned in connection with the matter.
1t led TO impression all over the country, WHICH
have found reflected in the comments Of the English
and Continental papers, that was manager director
and owner Of the New-Have road would be per
fecty willing TO assume all the responsibilities OF the
first two IL the last should materalize
"a Massachusetts lady remarked to a member OF
the family of President Clark, OF the NewHaven road
see that Mr. Carls road is in trouble in New York
Mr. Clarhs relative said yes. WELL said this good
woman, i am awful glad that he had nothing to do
with H. but that Chauncey Depew the man who Is
responsible for the whole business"
1" suppose you will go to Europe soon 2" said tn.
reporter
YES, will sail on the Teutonic on the first o.
July.
"What your plans for the summer?"
"None. l going abroad for health, for recupera
ton and ozone who his brain con
tinuously, and TO the extent that it will stand tht
racket for ten months every year. can do infinitely
better work the next year if he will let 1t lie fallow
two months so far distant from his usual haunts
occupations that there is Indictment TO intellectual
work. Sir Henry Holland, of the most eminent
English physicians, who at the age of eighty four pub
health longevity and full intellectual vlgor at tina
period to the fact that while he did not spare himself
In any way for ten months, Ire had not for fifty years
allowed any thing interfere with vacation of egh
or nine weeks. and that ne took his vacation not II
The neighborhoOd of his ordinary surroundings, but In
trip to other countries in search Of experiences
sThe only interference with my plans caused by th
trial. added Mr.. Depcw, lis that 1t prevented m,
attending my class meeting at Yale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-25
ALUMNI DAY AT TRINITY.
A SCHOLARSHIP FUND EsTABLIsHED-Pm BETA
KAPPA MEETING.

A SCHOLARSHIP FUND EsTABLIsHED-PHI BETA
KAPPA MEETING.
Hartford. Conn, June 24.-Alumn day at Trinity
dawned bright and clear and COOL and although a
slight gloom hung the college on account Of the
killing Of McCarty by the gymnasium Instructor last
night, the pleasant weather and familiar faces did much
to drive this away. The annual meeting Of the
Alumni Association held at 10 O'Clock. The Rev.
sfr. Huntington and the Rev. J. J. McCook were re-
elected junior fellows for term Of three years. The
neurology for the last year read and an extended
report the condition Of the college made by the
Rev. DR.. Samuel Hart 1t announced that DR..
Charles d. Scudder. rs, elected alumni trustee,
having received 273 votes out of 422. communlca-
ton was received from the Board OF Fellows relative
the establishment OF mora scholarships at the col
lege. After some discussion scholarship fund was
established and liberal beginning toward 1t made.
Dr. g. W. RUSSELL the Rev. Dr. Fairbalrn and the Rev
John Barnard were appointed a committee TO express
the thanks of tho alumni TO Miss Eigenbroth for the
loving cup presented by her to the alumni.
The annual meeting OF the Trinity Chapter of the
Phi Beta Kappa held in the Latin room to-day
The former officers Dr. Plncheon, president; the Rev
tary George L. Cooke, treasurer were reelected
Seven new members were initiated Addresses were
made by the Rev. DR.. I~srbairn, president of ST.
Stephens College. and others.
At the corporation meeting to-day the vacant trus-
eeships were not filled. DR.. ". X. Martin was re-
appointed Professor of Oriental and Modern Ian
giageS The faculty desired TO provide for in
stiuctOn in extemporaneons speaking the president
was authorized to provide for instruction in the de-
partment of natural science and for assistance in other
departments when necessary. a committee was ap-
pirate vote was passed in regard to the late Bishop
b. H. Paddock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-25

the engineering and chemical courses Inc .o,.
Of 40. 6I, 65, go, III, u.s. 81 ana 90 nt'' ""
reunions yesterday, and at IL O'Clock the mosN, u
gree was conferred. At O'Clock the IN pc's napR'
society held Its annual meeting in the or,en
room. At halfpast tho campus was "on son,est
and Alumni 10 witness the twelfth annual co'es'
for nrzes in athletes Little training had oeeh o"e ",
,he records made would have been better h1
O'Clock the executive committee Of the ainmm u.s. S
citation held a meeting In tho Hebrew rVo"'' ."Y
trustees met for an mpotant meeting In INC ple,r
dents room. In the evening tho senior "''.".-
ball was held at Pnxinosa Inn. HassicrS o''
from Philadelphia furnished the music.
The following honorary degrees were conferred 20
doy: Doctor CT Divinity, the Rev. John fos aug me
gheny; the Rev. George W. Cholfant pittsoure' uo
Rev. Thomas r. Rclber Norristown; the Rev. lie,ma"
G. Berg, Brooklyn. Master of Arts, on s " u.inus'
OF Long Branch, n. j., and Dr. L. ~ nNyio' mion.
OF Elnsmar, Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-25
DEGREES CONFERRED AT WESLEYAN.

Middletown, Conn.,. June "a (SpecaD.-The COM
mencemcnt exercises of Wesleyan held this morn
Ing In the Methodist Church, and were followed by
the alumni dinner in the Memorial Chapel The
graduating class numbers thrtyeight of whom three
were women. OF this number received the
degree Of L. S., ten that Of Phi. b. and twenty-one
A. b. G.. II. BiekfOrd, A Z. Hancock, J. E. Jenkins
L. L. Lafetra and F. b. Litten graduated magma
cum laude and L. II. Andrews, c. ". COulston, Miss
B. Z. Graves, E. L. Merritt, J. G. Mitchell, c. II.
Page, IT.. c. W. Savage. A. w. Smith and c. C
stevens cum laude. The commencement speakers and
their subjects were as follows L. L. Lafera, The
Collegebre Man in Active Life' e. H. Bickford,
Edmund Burke as a RefOrmer"; E. A. Noble, John
Henry Cardinal Newman; l.. II. Andrews, "Thc
College Man as the Middle Man in Society,"; F. A.
King Literature and Life" j. G.. Mitchell, % Plea
for Minority" j. L. jenkins, The Masses and the
Classes" The Rich prize for tho best commence
ment Grafton was awarded 10 f. A. Noble, Of New
York AT the afterdnner speaking OF the alumni
banquet, the Rev. George L. Reed president Of Dick
ins0n College, served POSTMASTER DR.. Raymond
responded to the toast "The University" Bishop
Foss Judge Reynolds, DR.. Rust. Al; DIR. Payne, Of
the Methodist EOari Of Education, and Others made
speeches. The presidents reception was held this
evening from until IL O'Clock, after which the
graduating class drove TO Mcrlden and dined at the
Winthrop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-25
CLOSING THE yEAR AT Ayy ARBoR.

Ann Arbor Mich. June 2i.-The classday exercises
Of the Department OF Literature Science and Art II the
university were held yesterday. The attendance vas
larger a previous commencement Of recent
years. At night the campus was respondent with
eoored electric lights and Chinese lanterns ard back Of
the university great pavilion had been erected for
the dance a; the annual meeting Of the regents Oh
university among the appointments for the ensuing
year Elmer Il. Brown I'm pedagogy. In place
OF Professor Hmsdale, who has leave Of absence In
Europe; Arthur j. Hall. Instructor IN mathematics; A. ).
Hussoy instructor IN astronomy George H. Mela, apa
Alfred n Loyd instructors IN philosophy; l. J. Gilman.
assistant In drawing; l.. {. Adams. director Oh inc
gymnasium; william II. Scherzer instructor In geoosy'
Frank c. Wagner assistant IN mechanical engiheefhg'
Il. S. Weeks Instructor IN French; s. H. BuageV@
assistant in physiology Mulrhcad assistant professor
of maeria medical f. C. Waples instructor m histology;
J. j. Higey. instructor In chemistry: DR.. b. u ko~s'
house surgeon to University Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-25
CLOSING DAY AT WILLIAMS.
THE COMMENCEMENT ORAToRs-sPEAKERS AT
THE ALUMNI DINNER

THE ALUMNI Dinner
wiuiametown. Mass. June o4.-The graduation ex-
crcees Of the class of 1891 of Williams College LOOK
n,ace This morning in the Congregational Church. After
NV President Carter the following programme Oh
sneakInr was carried out Vaedctory, FREDERICK =.
Ferry saratoga springs ~ " philosophical oration'
AIvab Levy West Townsend. Mass. sautatory, ROBERT
\ McIynn Madison, Wis. Grafton, " Heroes "inna"
n Edwards BinghamtOn, y. y; dlsserauoh' iho
pbIe i'm Literature Charles ;. Haynes, fltchoHo
Grafton. The A. b. c. OF Advertising Ernest Il.
Crandall Hancock, Mass; Grafton, The moral
Element I'm Social Progress George +. Ladu'
Woodstock, Vt; dissertation. "Cnwritten history
George a. Cowen, North Falmouth Mass
Grafton. National songs-Ther Themes ana
po1ern Charles p. Bullock, Rverhead ~ "
oratlon "Pauperism," John W. Travei Troy, NJ l.
a. ,,ortotiop "The Influence Of Intercollegiate
Athletics" Charles q. Russell, Great Bafns'on d'
Grafton Poetry and the Business Man." Payson r.
VIVA Manchester. VT; grafton, "The Advent Of the
p,ors IN Enpl,nd.s Hiram Ct. Person, Bachcllorville'
~ " nhilosonbcal Grafton 4 Practical Education
,,vob AZ Levy. West Townsend. Mass. valedictory
,ior :. The Old and the New in Education" Fred
ortcI, r. Forty Saratoga y. Y. The Dewey prize OF
40 tor excellence on the commencement stage was
uror nv Ernest L. Crandall. of Hancock.
Tho alumni dinner was held in Lazell gymnasium
~ 40 President Carter presided and letters of
rcoret were read from ex President Cleveland GOV
ernor Russell and David Dudley Field Among the
sneakers were g. Stanley Hall, '67, president OF Clark
I1ri,orsity. Hamilton W. Mabie. 67. OF New YORK OF
The Christian Union" and DR.. l.. H. trim D. "a
Johns Hopkins University. The trustees nave NC,
cded to give Professor A. " Perry an a,.' The
presidents reception tonight was orIiiai' uuu ~
close OF the commencement season.