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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
STEVENS NOTES.

During the last week two organizations have been
formed at stevens Institute. The first OF these Is
known as the Stevens sketch Club. and It's object Is 10
raise the standard of illustrations In the institute
periodicals. The officers are: President, sltehneld.
92 vice president, Patterson, 02; secretary, Brane
'93 librarian Lawton. "a The other Is known US
the Stevens Gun Club. and its name indicates Its
objects. The officers President, ID. ". Blake,
"a vice president Carter. 95; secretary and reas
rer Buffet "a. constitution was adopted at this
meeting Friday, and 1t was also decided TO have
a duck hunt in the spring.
The class Of 1913 held its third annual supper at
Morellos on Friday evening. The committee in
charge OF the arrangements was William Percival
Mackenzie, Alfred b. Lord. W. Baldwin oxford,
Charles T. Bayless and John F. Paulsen.
The next reception Of the S. S. s. will be held on
February Il.
There will be an entertainment to-day In the
lecture hall OF the stevens School 1t viii consist
Of exhibition Of lantern slides by the Photographic
Society, together with photographs taken by mem
bers. exhibitions OF work done by the members VI
the Sketch Club and also of the gee and banjo clubs
The gee club this year Is particularly fine, consisting
Of may good voices, and with large and varied
reperory. The club expects to succeed its merits
at its Hoboken concert this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
SWApTHAiORE

swarthmorc. Penn. Feb. (Specal).-At the senior
class meeting on Monday the following officers we're
elected President, Henry McAlster ir. vicc-presi-
dent Howard Il. Green; secretary. Mary f. Broomcll
treasurer Bernard = Mclvaln presenter. Joseph j..
Walker: poet. Mary l.. Wolvcrton; prophecies Ellen
Pyle: historian. Josephine BeIstlc; ivy poet W. f..
Walter. benjamin +. Battin, OF Nebraska. and Henry
McAlIistcr f.. of Colorado were elected commence
ment speakers by the class. On the day following
the faculty elected four additional speakers: Phebe
H. Ketcham. New York John +. Murray pcnnSyl-
vania Ellen Pyle Pcnnsyl wanna. aud william f. Wal
ter, Pennsylvania.
The other college classes have elected the following
presldent: Junior. Clement Lodge, sophomore. George
g. (,rest: freshman, samuel Palmer.
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RUTGERS.

New. brunswick Feb. (Specau.-The committee OF
the Rutgers Athletic Association on field sports have
prepared a programme for the spring contests. out
side OF the bicycle and hurdle races, they will be nearly
as they were last year. Though no action has been
taken rs yet there is hardly doubt that valuable
prizes will be offered The games will most likely be
held May IA. The COMMITTEES on the senior class
drama have selected that written bN Nessrs. VIM and
Derp named "The Triple Alliance and the style Of
mortar board hat Is left to the discretion Of com
Mite. - ,,,
The Joint debate between PhllO and PcithO witch
has not been held In years and which source OF
much enthusiasm Is likely 70 be- resumed II the ar.
rancernenls which are now in progress succeed
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WESLEYAN

Middetown. Conn. Feb. GpecaD.-The follow
ing subjects for prizes have been announced Spinncy
Prize. Dialogues Of Plato; Weeks Prize, History
end Theory OF Rent Oln prize essay, Political and
Social Views OF Thomas Carlyle; Walkley Prize,
" Memory Reproductive and Constructive
At recent meeting OF the East Greenwich Club the
following officers elected President. A. T. Tai
madge. '93 vice president. II. a. Thaycr. 49, sec
rotary treasurer, W. VI. Esten % The recently
elected officers OF the Hackettsown Club are NJ. o..
Lepley president: W. II. Taylor vice president; a. j..
SAKE secretary treasurer
on Friday evening the members OF the faculty were
entertained az Webb Hall by the young ladies OF tho
college The ladies OF the senior class acted rs the
hosesscs OF the occasion.
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UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER.

Rochester, Feb ispeclal)-The schedule hoopted
by the intercollegiate Baseball Association gives hoch
ester the following dates; AT syracuse May o. NJ
Hobart May Z, at Colgate May -, al hameon -'aS
os Colgate mt Rochester June ., Hobart at Rochester
lime : Hamilton at Rochester May -. Syracuse mt
Rochester May 20 An effort to exclude Rochester
from the league was defeated.
A. Alonzo stage Yae's famous athlete. lecturer
here Saturday evening Modern Athletics
CLYDE f. Marsh. 100. has been elected manager OF
the university baseball nine In place OF Raymond
Otis, resigned.
A senior Historical Society has Deeh orsahiheu ior
the study Of American political history.
The Robinson Rhetorical society OF the TheoioHcai
seminary held a service in DRY of the Rev. Charles
H. spurgeon on Friday evening nj, -
The mldwinter banquet OF Alpha Delta PM was
held Friday evening and was largely ATTENDED, DOM
BIZ alumni and active members.
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AMHERST.

Amherst Mass Feb. spccal).-The first sermon
O, the term IN tho college course was delivered ms
morning by the Rev. A. j. Gordon, d. d.. OF Boston
The second drawing OF men for the senior class ff
r,e FIJI Beta Kappa society has been mnde the men
chosen were Thomas Coyle, Of Amherst: ~ D. hyrhht
OF Amherst; j. II. Grant, OF O"dsooro " l. Aui'
son A Ewing Of Danvcrs. 4. NJ. Johnson Of
u.oh,or. n A. Johnson, Of Lowell II. A. Lincoln II
Portland, Me.
A series Of indoor athletic meets was begun Mt the
,vr,nasiun on saturday afternoon. The contests VIII
Lo continued each week during the present term and
ava nronaratory TO the gymnastc exhibition that VIII
be given on March 90.
= I sane 90, OF York, has been chosen a
member Of the balo club, 10 succced W. a. l"ic"tt
,, ,o and In MO clubs gave the first concert Of the
reor Tuesday evening, At Mount lioy0hc College,
south Hadcy.
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OBERLIN.

Oberlin, Ohio. Feb. (Specla.-DuIing the last
week the general endowment Of the college hns been
increased $40 600 by the gift OF Mrs. Dickinson, Of
Farport n. Y.
The senior classday elections resulted follows.
"reminiscences, Mr.. Williams; prophecy, Mr.. Petet
poem Miss Little: address TO undergraduates Mr..
simpson farewell address, Mr.. Holmes spade orator
Mr. Love; ivy ode, Miss Tuckerman; permanent
historian, Mr.. Wilder
At the recent animal meeting Of the trustees Pro
lessor Martin was elected professor OF classic arch
aeology, and was given years vacation. At the
same meeting the following trustees were elected
J. G. L. Cowlcs and VI. ID. Legget OF Cleveland the
Rev H. NJ Tenney. Il Oterlln, and n. II. Hart Of st.
Paul Mimi, alumni trustees.
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TRINITY COLLEGE.

Hartford Feb. tspFlall.-lhe chss OF % mas
choscn IA, following officers: President r. H. Woifen
49,. ,,... ,,residcnts W. Collins, ). G. Buckley :;
socre,orv T. V Lockwood; treasurer, {. \. Horne, ,
chronlcler II. II. P"lton
The Trinity Tablet has authorized the managing
Alton " = Collns9 03. with Il. ;. Graves, 81, as
assistant. to publish book entitled Trinity Verse -
contain selections of verse published In The Trinity
Tablet in former ycars.
n tho Ilosmer Hall thiVcf''N eAtenHl"h course
the following profeS are i'o'u'i'- 'i'ies'or va,
a., >, .. e,,scrt and It's Literature" Professor Nj
coo,, nm "Tbc Aims Question Past and Present.; Pro-
fcs.Jr Johnson on English Verse Professor luthrr
OF DoscaItcs aud the sclc'l'S'S i'oieS'or re'7"
son on Mcdiaeva History
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WOMAN'S COLLEGE,

Baltimore Feb. (Speciall.-After an absence Of six
weeks in Mexico and the South. President Goucher has
returned. feeling greatly nvigoIated by his vacation
The lectures delivered by Leon H. Vincent. on
Hawthorne Emerson and Thoreau were Of unusual
interest as was manifested by the crowded audiences
that greeted the lecturer each afternoon composed not
only Of students. but OF many OF the lecture going
community.
The new boarding hail. the building OF which was
recently begun, * much-needed addition TO the col
eSe property The new building will be 135 by -
feet and while following the general plan OF the
Home will be in many respects superior to IT, ana
in its appointments will be the most perfectly fitted
hall Of the kind in the country
1t is a matter Of graduation that every class in
college is now fully organized Every student wears
the badge of her class. , A.,
on Friday evening the faculty entertained the
students at a reception In Goucher Hall. .
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WILLIAMS.

williamstown, Mass. Feb. (Special)-PreSident
Andrews. of Brown University lectured In the Con-
gregatona Church Wednesday evening General sher-
man. this being the second lecture in the course pro
vided by F. F. Thompson. of New-lork
There is unusual interest In track athletics ms
vear and Captain Bushee has fine squad Of men III
training Long-dstance runners practise daily, and
the sprinters began work Yesterday.
The class of "a have chosen the following men 10
edit "The Guelmensian' next year; Partridge,
butcher White, Chltsty and Huntington AT the first
meeting Of the board f. r. White. Of Buffalo, was
elected managing editor The artists Will be chosen
later.
The Lyceum Of Natural History has elected the fol
lowing officers President Mexican. ~; e-prcsldert.
F. s. Conant, 90; secretary, Condit o3; treasurer,
Redfeld, '03.
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE.

GETTYSBURG Feb (SpecaD.-L. r. Myers. Of Bcthlc-
. rsident ~ the class Of 1872 is trying to
Cor rouniop OF the class at commencement. the TWEEN
tieth anniversary Of their graduation
The Rev. DIR. Crawford OF Chambersburg. preached
two sermons to the students Sunday, the day Of
praycr fer Lutheran colleges.
The officers elected By the Y. NJ c. A. are Presi
dent F. d. Hcsse: vice-presidcnt. r. v Filberi re-
.A,,, socrctarv w H. Ehuart CORE sponding
,.rv Frank Hilton: treasurer. G. VI. Difrnderfer.
f. NJ Herman has been elected manager Of the base
hall team.
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ROANOKE

saI,nl Va. Feb (Hpccial-At meeting Of the trus-
tee, of Roanoke College. held February /. the friends
who proposed -cverJl months to give the college
II new site In salem informed the Board that they
had agreed 10 Increase the site rendered TO the college
fran .eycntv acres 10 100 acres, and 10
leave the offer open for acceptance by the trustees
until January. 1893. vote of thanks was rendered
Ia the g friends. President DrcIeg viii make
eaort 10 increase the income OF the college from
subscriptions current expenses, or by Increasing
the endowment fund and thu, put the Institution
i" l~ttcr condition for undertaking to -ccure larger
accommodations In building.
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LEIiICiiI.

South bethlehem. Penn, Feb. (speciaD-Ihe
sophomore class held very successful class supper In
Allentown last Friday night about seventy men being
present.
The lectures delivered 10 the senior class this year
will be made additionally interesting as several we'll
known dvlnes have promised to speak special sub
iec,s. Bishop y. 5 Rulison will deliver the first OF
these lectures next Tuesday.
german will be given by the junior class IN the
gymnasium some time before Lent
The date for the junior mechancals and eectricals
TO visit Ncw-York and inspect hlglspeed steam engines
has been fixed the I'D of February. They will re
turn on February 2s.
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nRNN MAWk.

Bryn Mawr. Penn Feb. tspecmi)'-Ih accordance
with the custom Of Bryn MaWr. the exercises Of the
college are suspended for short recess after the mid
YEAR examinations Both the collegiate and marlcula
ton examinations have been given. and several stu
dents have entered tho college Under the group
TEN, n student may enter at the mid year and take
degree when she has completed the necessary number
Of courses.
Just before the Christmas HOLIDAYS tne students OF
Merton Hall give n reception TO Miss Kirk. the
mistress Of the hail. The social event Of last month
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.

Annapolis Nd. Feb. 7 (speciaD-The board Of visit
ors and governors met on Wednesday last In Mcdowell
HALL 4 committee was appointed to confer with
President Fell In regard to certain propositions which
had been received suggesting that the first endowed
profes ,ors,p be established memorial OF emil
nent alumnus recently deceased. 1t was decided not
IN make an appointment to the vacant chair Of Greek
and Latin until after the close OF the present session
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
Union COLLEGE.

schenectady, Feb (speclaD.-'rhe students have
civcn a minstrel show to secure funds for athletic
mrposcs The entertainment was given in the Centre
street opera House. ON Friday night the house was
well filed and the performance was repeated again last
night before even a larger audience.
At II general college meeting on Friday morning the
following alumni members OF the athletic advisory
hoord we're elected: Professor l.. ii. Ripton II. C..
Aexandcr 70 Of New-York CITY; the Rev. DIR.
Ayy RAYMOND 70 Of Albany Kenneth Clark
o. Of -. Paul and L. p White. OF Amsterdam
Frank Cooper. ~. has been erected baseball scorer
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HAMILTON,

Clinton. Feb tSpeciaD-At the meeting OF the State
intercollegiate Association he'd during the last week at
syracuse Hamilton. Colgate. Rochester Hobart syria
cuse and Union represented. Ai'er some discus
sion IL wos decided that The animal field day would be
NAV 20 in Utica under the auspices OF Hamilton The
following officers were elected President Bnckner OF
Hamilton vicepresdent salght. Of Rochester; secre-
tary ard treasurer La Eue, Of Hamilton; executive
committee II. j. Boyan. of Colgate: {; \: Metz Of
Syracuse: H. Conant, Of Union: W. p. Kenper, OF
Hobart y. T. Barrett of Rochester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08

Massachusetts Institute CT Technology has hied oaN
for a portion of the income Of the grant, on 'o 81
that the mechanic arts form part CT Its curriculum
The question came up before the state legislature p
was carried from there to the Supreme Court hrdl
inc has been given the opposing claimants, ard 1t Is eA
pectcd that the matter will soon be settled. 10, eo,
nrze Of $50 and go for the two best original oialons
delivered by members Of the junior class a' 'e o'o'
of the summer term.
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DAGGER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

Edmund X Alden. formerly connected with Inc
Century COMPANY and recently appo'hVeu professor o'
history. began his new work on Wednesday. AT the
opening OF the second term
one Of the three mcteorics discovered In Arizona
wear ago was received al the in'tit tie on Friday
The number Of students is continually Increasing.
The alumni reception and entertainment which was
announced 10 take place on February =. has been
po,tpoacd until the Easter holidays
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FLORIDA UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATION.

Paatka. Fla, Feb. : (Specall.-At the Putnam
House. saturday night January 30. about fifteen
college graduates met for the purpose OF organizing
association In Florida. permanent organization
was effected by the choice Of the following officers
President. Joseph Il. hrrott jacksonville. Yale, s3 !:
vice presidents C.. A. Boardman PalatIa. Bowdon,
$50: Frank Wright, Palatka. Harvard, SO, and +. W.
Hawthorne jacksonville, Bowdon, "a secretary and
treasurer j. T. Baldwin. Palatka, Princeton, $50.
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GnInRADO COLLELE-

Colorado Springs, Col, Feb. : tspeclal.-Professor
Frank II. Loud. has been appointed by the United
states Government to write extended report upon
the wind currents OF Colorado. lie has already made
a careful study Of the subject, and will devote six
months to the preparation OF this monograph
Mr. Douglas Carnegie, Of Cambridge University,
England has added to the faculty Of the college,
which now numbers fifteen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
ADELBERT COLLEGE.

Cleveland, Feb. (speclap.-Tweve beautiful plaster
casts recently imported from Berlin, have been
mounted and presented to this college by Charles F.
Oney. OF Cleveland.
Tho university catalogue has just been issued the
summary gives total of 7l3 students aud SO pro-
fessors and instructors In all departments.
The bascbill team has begun training in the gym
naSium. They have secured the services Of thinner.
the famous catcher for the Clcveands. to coach them
next spring.
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was thu reception given by Mrs. Derkhemirwin' INV
mistress OF Denbieh Hall. A.,
several OF tie professors arc giving lectures ,,,
University Extension courses connected with the Ph-
delphia Centre.
Some beautiful photograp Of the Watts poru"i.,
Of nineteenth century writer's ana me engraS nrt
Shakes peare have presented TO inc Enslsh
ment by Miss Agnes irwin. o! PilmdephIa hoeod
Rosett photographs also have recently been purch'ou
Tor the library
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SMITH COLLEGE.

Northampton. Mass, Feb. : (SpedaD.-A new col
lege society has been formed the nucleus Of which
consists Of five members Of the Alpha the literary
ciety OF smith.
Tho committee which decides upon social questions
was finally prevailed upon to give It's consent TO the
edrls attending the Amherst promenade on condition
that except In whore the young lady was
chaproncd by her mother, they should return before
IL O'Clock. a special tain put for their con-
vanI
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ST. STEPHENS.

Annandalc T., Feb. : (Speciah-The Western
alumni Of ST. stephens College had an enthusiastic
meeting last Tuesday, ut Chicago. over 100 grad
yates OF the college olergymen and many Of them
are working In the West
The New York alumni will hold their annual meet
ing and banquet next week.
Archdeacon Moran. OF the diocese of Maryland,
spoke before the students on Monday evening, on
Missions for COored People In the south
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MASSACHUSETTS AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

Amherst Mass. Feb. (speciaD.-A question is now
awaiting the decision o. the supreme Court which is Of
great interest to the college. II Is concerning grant
which Congress appropriated TO each college OF agr-
culture ana the mechanic arts In the country This
grant annually yields $4,000 to each State. and this
income would presumably be entirely received by this
institution as 1t Is the only college in the state where
agriculture and the mechanic arts taught But Tie
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BARNARD.

The lecture course SO popular last term will be con
tinrcd and Il new line Of subjects will soon be an
nounced for other courses this term.
Cards have. been received by the students for an
afternoon al the home OF Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge No
40 West Fifty-ninth-s ST., on February 10.
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PENNINGTON.

Pennington. n. j.. Feb. : (specnD.-A musical and
literary entertainment given Friday night. In
the Seminary Chapel. by the management Of "The
Seminary Review" The programme consisted OF
piano duets rectaons, choice musical selections by
chorus Of ladies ana gentlemen. selections by the
Indies banjo club. also by the gentlemen's club.
selection from Macbeth was pleasing number, OF
the programme. The second port Of the programme
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nm, c,runtJc UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA.

Washington. Feb. tspecinD-At O'Clock on
Thursday afternoon lfesze bronze Dust OF the poet
John Bovle O'Reilly was formally presented to the
pnivertv nv his friends and admirers In Boston. II
Is the work OF tho sculptor samuel Xitson. The cast
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ing was done in York, where IL was Oh eA'n,' 49,.
,n sovora, weeks in the rooms Of the Students Art
Ioacne before being brought to Washington Its COST
wos about $1,000. 1t has been removed 70 tne
DIVINITY Library where 1t is placed beneath the CELL
arch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08

Miss Louise Manning Hodgins. formerly professor Of
English literature I'm Wellesley College. has consented
to deliver n short course Of lectures methods Of
Teaching Literature before the students Of the New
York College for the Training Of Teachers.' An inv
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consisted OF burlesque Vita In iee' tn .o",narv
cornct band enlvened the occasion with many choice
selections.
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ATTENTION GIVEN TO STUDIES IN soCIoLooi
AND POLITICAL ECoNOMY-TEACHhRs NJ
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-08

Notice for Publication.
Homestead No. 1882.

homestead NO. 4Ool.
LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FE, N. NJ,
Nov. /, 1892. !
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before register and receiver at
Santa Fe, on Dec 6, 1892, viz: Romulo
Benavides for the W sw sec. 5, n e
a S e 4, SEX lie a sec. g., TIP IS n r
Zoe.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz;
Anaceto Contreras, Juan Rafael Jime.
nez, Florencio Duran, Jeronimo Benavi-
dez, all of Santa Fe.
Any person who desires to protest
against the allowance of such proof, or
who knows of any substantial reason,
under the law and the regulations of the
interior department, why such proof
should not be allowed, will be given an
opportunity at the above mentioned time
and place to cross-examine the witnesses
of said claimant, and to offer evidence in
rebuttal of that submitted by claimant.
A. l.. MORRISON,
Register.
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Notice for Publication.
Homestead No. 1928.
LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FE, N. NJ,

LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FE, N. NJ,
Nov. l, 1892. )
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing~named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the register and receiver at
Santa Fe, N. NJ, on December 6, 1892,
viz: Cristino Trujillo for the sw Il ne
4, Sc 4 NV i, NV Sc ne 4 sw 4
sec. &, tip. IS Il, + ZOE.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
Romulo Benavidez, Jeronimo Benavi-
dez, Florencio Duran, Anacleto Coutreras,
all of Santa Fe N. M.
Any person who desires to protest
against the allowance of such proof, or
who knows of any substantial reason, I'M
der the law and the regulations of the in.
terror department, why such proof should
not be allowed, will be given an oppor-
tunity at the above mentioned time and
place to cross-examine the witnesses OF
said claimant, and to offer evidence in
rebuttal of that submitted by claimant.
A. l.. MORRISON,
Register
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Philosophy of the street.

An honest man will keep watcher
buster than thief.
Exercise is the only stimulant that
does not leave desire for more.
Successful prophets generally inquire
around among the neighbors before pre-
dieting.
This would indeed be a dull world if we
knew for certain just what was going to
happen twenty four hours ahead.
In politics the vanquished generally
get the "spoils," that is, the things that
are no longer of any use.
1t is singular fact that political par
ties are generally defeated because they
do not learn as fast as the people who do
the yotinp