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Arizona republican., 1892-03-08
Pension ApproprIatlona.

WASHINGTON, March 7.-The house appropriation committee Saturday fin ished the consideration of the bill mak- ing appropriations on account of pen sions for the fiscal year 1893. As com pleted it appropriates $l34 1925 ,066 as compared with the estimates aggrega. ting Sl47 ,064 ,65O and an appropriation for the current year of $l35, ,2l4,575.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-08
The Book Trust Knocked Out.

4 card tO the Public:
 The price of the great Encyclopedia Britannica, $500 per volume for the the English edition, and $5.O0 per volume for the Scribner and Stodhardt editions in the cheapest binding-has been a bar to its popular use.
 Our new reprint of this work is fur. nished at $1.50 per volume, the greatest
Arizona republican., 1892-03-08
A Treasurer short.

MARrlNvrLLE. Ind, March, At is announced that Charles Sutton is short in his accounts as treasurer of Morgan county to the amount of $3,000. Sutton
 says the shortage is due to a clercial error, which he is prepared to rectify.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-08
For Sale,

Muscat and Malaga rooted vines at sl2.O0 to Sl500 per thousand, also seed less sultanna cuttings at $500 thousand k. O. B. in Fresno. Warranted true to name. Money must accompany order. Reference: Fresno National Bank. Address, s. F. Dunlap, F. O. Box SIS, Fresno, Cali.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-08
BROTHER AGAINST BROTHER.
Morris stepner Charged With Opening
 and Destroying Max Stepner's Mail.

KANSAS CrTy, March 7.-This after noon Max Stepner, tailor, will appear before United States Commissioner Wynne in the endeavor to have his brother. Morris Stepner, sent to the pen itentiary. Morris works for retail cloth ing company and was arrested this morn- ing by Deputy United Marshal Oechsli, on warrant charging him with open ing, reading and destroying letter addressed to his brother Max.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-08
The Railroad Is Coming,

Having bought out Henlitt and Step. pins bus and transfer lines we will meet all trains and deliver passengers and baggage to all parts of the city and ter ritory. Train calls will be left at tho Central hotel or the Mills house.
 DEvrrr X LEWIS.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-08
Favored Palmer for President,

HnLsBoRo, H., March 7.-Tbe Dem- ocratic county central committee of this county has selected March 26 as the date for the primary election for the nomi- nation of county ticket. The com
Arizona republican., 1892-03-08
Notice to Horse Breeders

The undersigned offer purse of $20O to be trotted for in December 1894 by Durango Chief colts ioals of 1893. Our own colts barred from said race. PORTER, PEMBERToN X Co.
 Phoenix, A. T.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-08
NATURAL FRUIT FlANoRS.
The Gold ExpOrt.

NEW YORK, March Won Hoffmann X Go. have ordered $250, ,000 gold coin for shipment to Europe tomorrow. To- tai to go tomorrow Sl ,250,00
Arizona republican., 1892-03-08
Purchase of Silver.

WASHINGTON, March, 7.-The treasury department today purchased 3S8,00O ounces of silver at prices ranging from $0.91 to $0.91375.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-08
COrrni.
Lunch Counter.
Over the Telephone.

 Hello Is that L. B. Gabbert at the Nickel Plate?" "Yes." Have you any of those nice tender loin steaks?" "Oh, yes." "How about those delicious home made mince and pumpkin pies?" "Haye plenty" And that excellent cofee?" We've had big rush but still have plenty" "Who cooks all those good things at the Nickel Plate? ?' 'We employ white cooks and walters only"
 Good That's where m going to eat" We also keep fresh fish and oysters" ]" "All right, give me a dozen fried oys- ters. Will be right up."
Arizona republican., 1892-03-08
A Phy sician's Gift to Humanity.

Weak men restored to perfect man. hood by the Great Australian remedy, free. Address, Box 1864, San Francisco, Cal.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-08
Heating Stoves

Stored for the season or bought for the highest cash price.
 D. II. BURTIs.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-08

mittee passed resolution favoring the nomination of Senator Palmer for pres ident.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-08
Pratt,

Wholesale and retail stationer3 and jew elers, Phoenix Ariz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
4 RECEIVER TO BE ASKED FOR.
TILE RICHMOND TERMINAL COMPANY NAY FOL-
LOW THE DANVILLE TODAY.

LOW THE DANVILLE TO-DAY.
The affairs Of the Richmond Terminal Company dia
no, appear 10 be getting any TO settlement
Yesterday than they have been during the last re"
DAYS, and the directors and stockholders late IN tn'
afternoon after long consultation decided 10 nave
the road placed In The hands Of receiver Io-oay
the courts vii! be asked to appoint somcD"y ID 'ah'
charge Of the road. This action Is not being taken
iy those hostile 10 the interests o. the company
There are few stockholders who arc Opposed 10
having Drryel Morgan &c Go. reorGanlze the Iermna'
system ard the directors and majority OF the Stock
holders who arc in favor Of II simply wish TO pace
the road out Of reach Of the dissatisfied few.
The Richmond Terminal. through John A. Ruthcr-
fori It's second vice president, Yesterday confessed
Judgment TO Frederick ". Huidekoper and Reuben
Foster receivers Of the Richmond and Danville Kali
road COMPANY for s1s1 DOC O3. due five notes dated
March 4, 1902 March 3, 1902 April 30, 1oo2
April 49, Is92 md Nav .. 1909. The company mas
also confessed judgment for &3O.i15 TO william r.
(yde for money borrowed on March 30. 1902 and for
sI5Osj to John C.. Mabcn for advance on Mnrch 30,
1892
The confessions OF judgment. so stockhod'r said
last evening. do not mean that the company is in
solvent. The action was taken in order to hive an
excuse to ask for the appointment Of n receiver.
The CITY Bank has demanded payment from the
Richmond and Dapvillc rond Of time loan OF
500 600 now overdue and has notified to the rc-
ccivcr that II II Is not paid the securities Held az
collateral will be sold at aucon at II 30 O'Clock to-
DAY. The loan Is indorsed by IN, Richmond Terminal
Receiver ludckopcr Of the Danvile. snys that ne hns
authority from The court to pay me loan ana ~ q
This action by the CITY Bank Is snid To be nno'hcr
move to force receivershp for the Richmond Terminal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
SPECIAL EXERCISES AT HAvERFoRp.

Haveriod, Penn, June FL (SpecialD.-Specal COM
mencement exercises held this morning at Haver
ford in Alumni Hall. President sharpless then briefly
reviewed the work Of the college during the last year.
abiding especially to the adoption OF the honor system
and to the generally high literary standard of the
college. A Me-size painting OF Charles Yarna who
was for thirty-nve years secretary Of the board Of
managers, then presented 10 the college. Ora
lions by members OF the senior class were delivered
as follows: Classics at HaverfoJ.' by S. H. Yamall
A;hletlcs at Haverford, BY VI. p. Collins, and
Aesthetic Interests at Iiavciford.' by W. NJ. Hart
The masters ora.ion was on Graduate study by
J. :. Morris. The degree Of A. b. was conferred up0,
eleven candidates: that OF :. u. upon ten. that Of
A. VI. upon eleven and NJ. +. upon one. T,c BAG
culaurcac address then delivered by DIR. Francis
H. Gunmcrc. after which the audience adjourned 10
Founders Hail. where the cricket records Tor the year
were read and the prizes awarded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
WILLIAMS COLLEGE ASSOCIATION MEETS.

wiliianlstown Mass, June 2l.-The Williams Col
lege Association met this morning in the college chapel
Hamilton w. Mabe, '67, associate editor OF The
Christian Union president Of the association. in the
chair The annual report Of the Finance Committee
was read By ID. d. Boardman, Of Troy. The total In
vested funds and cash June amounted to $685.
054. This amount was increased during the year by
500. 49, The following officers were elected Presi
dent. Hamilton W. Mabie, 81 vlce.prcsideht. J. D.
Miller, ga secretary the Rev. h. b. Parsons, so
Alumni visitors. James G. Grccnough CO. president
of the state Normal School and George Is. NewcOmb.
so Of the College OF the City Of New York. vote
was passed heartily commencing President Franklin
Cartcr's administration. A vote passed to APP
point committee OF five. including the president, to
confer with the trustees about the time Of the college
celebration The Rev. Dr. Washington GLADDEN., VI
Columbus Ohio, elected alumni trustee:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
RrNonrp CHANGES IL NEW ENGLAND

I, was reported yesterday that cx rrcSiicrt J. 4.
Eostwcz and some OF his following ND resigned from
the directory OF the Nc-ttYork and New England Rail
road and that others who have not been on the best
OF terms with President Parsons are koly 10 step
out before long. II this does bapi'n. Mr. ParsJAs
will have behind him what he has not had since
he has bron in oicc-a harmonious board. An official
Of TO New England road. in speaking Of the changes
IN the directory. mid yesterday
1T Is possible now that several mca who were
associated with Mr. Parsons on the Rome. wocrown
and Ogden suurg rni will 60 into the directory ri
tho Now York and New England. ] understand tfne
Mr. Parsons las secured a firm enough grip on
New England 10 make 1t possible for him 10 reconstruct
the board To his own HIKING. To this end. VIC hcnr
fiat al the regular boarI meeting next week soy ,ra
designations will DO called for. Among them VIII he
the representatives of the ilOusaonlc road Mr. Bost
wick and his representatives. nrc also expecf1 u with
draw Mr. Bostwick's resignation, however. has not
been forced. lie has intima'td for long time that
he wished 10 resign. and wanted only favorable
opportunity - DO 81. There are cxpcctn W % NJ
least four reslgnatlOns.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
NAVAL battle OFF SJNDY HOOK.
ONE TrGHOAr. IT is ALLEGED. PLAYED RAN
WITH ANOTHER


4 dcscrtptlon IS given in libel which was fled In
thc United state District Court yesterday OF an ex-
citing naval battle which is alleged occurred on
sandy Hook early Monday morning. Inc Tug
lob, : smith. the papcr declares. Turned into
a monitor for the occasion and driven vioichtN ih"
the ing Mu,uaI three times. The Smith. apparently
would be OF little use In the coast defence SERVICE
Dor she was able to damage her antagonist only
slightly. In fact $1,000 would cover the damage
done
The libel Is nlcd BY David Roche, master Of the
tug Mutual. against The smith. Captain Roche
tells this story Eetwcen ana q O'CLOCK o"
Monday the Mutual was hailed by the captain OF the
British bark Wlilowbank which was lying near
sandy ilcoa The smith living astcm OF tho
bark ard WINS attached 70 her With small ine.
When tue Mutual came up. the captain OF the Smith
shouted 70 Captain Roche not 10 tow the Wlowbang
10 her pier. threatening 10 into the mutual II
TO her pier threatening to into the Mutual II hs
did
other tug which had cast ~ the line. followed her.
Finally the Smith iammcd her nose into The Muuials
starbonrd side, nj the bGw. Then the com0atve tug
drew back q short distance and again ran into her
rival. striking her Gmld-hp this time. The Mutual
apparently little injured. for the smith drew
back for II death blow. This time she struck tho
Jag In tic .arboari quarter, but again did no great
damage.
Aft-r this the Smith steamed away ana The Mutual
made for shipyard FOR repairs Her captain places
the damage to her hull at Al 900 and say, that she
the boat II Is supposed that the bark scnalled the
smith first and then refused - engage her on nc
rOnnt OF the terms demanded. When the Mutual
came up. the smiths captain took revenge for w
O,SO business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
TROTRLES OF BUSINESS MEN.
ASSIGNMENTS M,DE-CRLDrT0Rs LOOKING FOR
VANISHED DEBTORS.

VANISHED DtBTDES.
Ferdinand W. CMvvs. dealer in dryeoods at No
TAG Thrdave., made assignment yesterday 10
Richard ". Turner, giving preferences TO the H. b.
Canin Company. 800. and to August Bacr,
81 COO both for merchandise. Mr.. Chivvis has cecn
identified with the drygoods business long time
lie was Of Conklng d Chivvis, sXh-ave. and Twenty
third ST.. who sold 10 l.. VI. Bates in December
1850.
Another failure IN the fur trade is reported in
which the creditors find no assets. III. Taub
& Company manufacturers OF furs at No. - Bond
St., have closed mp and disappeared. on saturday
evening II. Iaub cleaned ont his stock ana machines
and has not teen IL Is said, at his place OF business
sncc. Creditors dcnOunce the affair svindle.
1t IS said he owes upward OF $4,000.
Znstis II. Zimmerman. builder. Of No. 1853 West
Twenty third ST.. Is reported TO have left the city
Attachments were yesterday obtained against him
TINT ground by two OF his creditors, william II.
schmol, for 81 $40, and John c. Orr Co., for
g. AS. Al the Office OF kurzmnn & Frankcnhcmcr.
attorneys for ~. H. schmOhl. II was ;aid that
Mr. Zimmerman was presumed TO have left The state,
owing Il large amount Of money to his creditors.
From other .ourccs It was learned that Zimmerman
had Just erected four large fats. Nos. $50 and $50
Twenty .fourthst costing. II said. 300 900.
FIfh-ave.. made assignment yesterday TO John
oscar BAH. lawyer OF No. 50 Wall.st Mr. Mason
for six yeas with TIFFANY Company and started
in busincs, for himself In june 1870. He was looked
relations.
Loul. y. -icinhaft, bnkcr at Nos. 23l and 233
East sixty -fourthst:. made an assignment y.Ncday
to Charles r. Mithcwson, giving eight preferences
ngCrccaiiu1 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
BETHESDA
AMERICAS EAv0alIE , MII,!M len:
and stomach
HON. J. RUsx, secretary Of AGric ulture'
1.-The bcst water IN the world" >u,,
DEPtDT. BARCLAY ST. NEW.YORk.

Messrs Brennan, Costello Hurley and Hancock worke9
in the interest Of their own organization ana not TOR
either political party Republican printers VIII vote ue
Republican eket; Democratic printers VIII vote s
every point that organized labor In or justice
can ask for II is not at all likely that the prness
will nurse any grievance
THOSE RESOLUTIONS JUST AND NOT UNFRIENDLH
From The Boston Journal.
There Is ample evidence IN tho resolutions adopieo
ly the Typographical Union in New, YORK City sunday
evening that a. an organization, u has no quas,es
with Nhitelaw Reid. Very properly, the union cls'
claims responsibility for the action OF ono OF It's COM
mites which ind--sed Mr.. Reid for !lce.fresi-
dent. In no event docs the union seek 70 aicats
nominations or figure otherwise In the Geld Of poaiucs
The attempt of outside Democratic pohtcianS 70
persuade the union TO take some action nosuis 70
Mr. Reid or the Republican party ended IN an is'
nOminious failurcn spite OF the ridiculous ana DIS
honest headlines of "'fhe Boston Herald and other
Democratic organs, which declare that Mr.. Reid was
"repudiatcd.'
No INTENTION OF BINDING THE UNION.
From Tie Worcester (Mass Gazette.
We cannot sec that even Mr. Reid would object b
such harmless resolutions a these cf Typographical
Union No. g. The printers cannot be constrained TO
vote for anybody and do not believe the committee
sent to Minneapolis pledged their votes.
ALL THAT THE COMMITTEE UNDERTOOK TO DO.
From The Cleveland Leader
The difficulty had reached the point Of agreement
long before the convention met at Minneapolis and
TO that body that the political war declared against
Tho Tribune By the 5000 union printers In New York
was ended and that all trouble between The Tribune
and the union had been adjusted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
INTEREST or RICHMOND TERMINAL SECURITIES

baltimore. June ~ (>pecal).-Renbcn Foster. OF
this city. OF the newly appointed receivers Of t'r
Richmond and Danvillc Railroad system entered upon
his duties today. SIR. Foster has for many years
been connected with the Richmond Terminal rs nm
officer Of tho York River and Richmond Steamship
Company. In a conference with numb>r ~ tho IInl
;imorc lnanccrs regarding tie payment o! interest
for July many Richmond and Danvillc securities.
Mr. Foster said that the policy Of tho receivers viii
bc to conduct the system sound business principles
They win therefore suggest that tho various obign
lions IN the way OF interest be mct and cancelled rs
rapidly n possible. their present rcccvership Is
oulv temporary extending 10 the early part OF
August. Mr. Foster con!d not state what results
might I've accomplished I'm 50 short a time. He had
already obtained order from Judge Bond to pay the
rental for the Atlanta and Charlotte AR Line Railway.
one Of the lines leased To the Richmond and Danville
This may b. looked uppO sure indication that the
londNoidcrs tho Atlanta and Charlotte win receive
their interest dine July |. The total Issue of these
bonds amounts 10 si.950OoO and the interest due
July (, sac. 80. The annual rental Tuld for the
Atlanta and Charlotte Il -iO2 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
EXERCISES AT TRINITY COLLEGE.

Hartford, Com. June 2l.-The Trinity College
campus presented brilliant sight this afternoon
during the classday exercises Of the graduating class
Harmon Sheldon Graves. Of burlington, w. vTs class
president The history read by Frederick Beecher
Fuller Of Concord, n. H., and the class poem By
Thomas McKeon, IT., CT Philsdclpha. Professor
Luther presented the football Souvenirs. AMI the
Grafton was delivered by Thaddcus Weller Goodrich.
OF Exeter. " H. Alexander Hamilton Sibley, OF
Detroit Mich presented the lemon squcczar and the
" soueezcr Grafton delivered by Gordon Hall, OF
Marquette Mich The epilogue was delivered by
Romilly Francis Humphrey. Of New York Last night
over 100 stu Tents took part in the lemon squeczer
supDer.@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
IN UNUSUALLY MEAN WIFE-BE1TER
THE WOMAN TOOK FOUR CENTS FROM HIN TO

THE WOMAN TOOK FOUR OENTS IRON HIN IO
BUY MILK AND HE NEARLY KILLED HER.
Adolph Horskovis. aged twentyeiCht. of No. a1o
East Seventy fourthst.. was held in the iorkviie
Police Court yesterday for examination 10 day Oh ii
charge OF assault Monday afternoon Mrs. Amelia
Horskovfts aged twenty-five. went to the Yorkville
Police Court, weak and suffering from injuries which
she said were inflicted by her husband because she
took four cents from his pocket TO buy milk for her
starving child. she said that he tied her down upon
the bed tied several pillows about her head so that
she GOULD make outcry then with the knottcd end
OF sheet he beat her into iDsensblty. and left her
half smothercd and nearly dead. Her little three
year old child managed loosen the restraining cords
and after than hour she succeeded IN getting
free Then she found that her husband had packed
UP every available bit Of property and removed 1t and
his own trunk and effects from the house. Tho police
found Horskovlts In rum shop, and he was ar
raigned In court, but his wife was suffering from
hemorrhages the result of her beating. and was uD-
able to appear.
The couple were married in Buda Pesth little
more than four years ago. Something over a year
afterwurd the wife came TO this country with some
friends. He declined to come AT that time. ana Few
months after, II is charged, engaged to marry TWO
young women living In opposite parts of the city,
For some cause he failed TO fulfil either engagement
and left Hungary suddenly for This country one OF
the Women wrote 10 him and sent him money with
which 70 return and marry her But Adolph soon nad
sis ARRIVAL be made the Ss e vGany
sente1 that he was the son Of baron and that rich
ancestral estates would shortly into his posses
sion. But II seems that the WIDOWS attorney dId
sS Se instituted an an on his own
suitinr in finding tina, Horskovits was married man
sosy " Sr nI his Wits aHn, he had utterly nescc
family and had tod his wife that he proposed , od to XIII III
done wonld be to lock- him up and then he would be
surc Of plenty to eat which was all he wanted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
LONG ISLAND RArLRoAp-cHANGE OF TINE.

The full summer sctslnc on trains will take effect
ON Thursday, June % tho service will Include the
fast cNpess train 1901 for the lE,mptoas and shelter
Island u new through Express Gaia for Gag lior6or
NJ p. M. from Brooklyn only Stopping al Babyion
and stations east train nom Long Island Guy at
$50. ana BNoklyn at G:23 y. M. for Patchogue,
stopping nj all principal stations The train now
leaving Long lshnd City and Brooklyn at 3 20 p M
p M. fer lntchogue will he extended TO Morches.
Corresponding TAIN returning leaving Moilches az
6:o5 a. M Fol further pariicuars see rn'c tables
which NAV be obtained at the following Offices: New
York foot Of Thirty .ourthst. and foot OF Chambers.
ST.. f. r. II. 103, $50 and l.3l3 Broadway ana y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
1 NET-JERSEY DEL EGlTE kILLLn.

Chicago. June 2l-Thc joel P,ricr Democratic
Club Of Newark. y. j.. will return home short one
Of u number. Fred. e. Rlachcr one Of the clubs
most devoted members fell asleep the window
sill OF hs room the fourth floor Of the fremont
House about 4 O'Clock this morning ana losing his
balance fell to the ground. lie hltd instantly.
The dead man WAS weiltOdO citizen OF Newark,
and prominent In the Councils Of Ms party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
10000. 900 NEW CAPITAL VOTED.

Chicago. June 21.-At the special meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Chicago Great Western Railway
Company the lcsscc Of the Chicago. st. Paul and
Kansas City road. the proposition to increase the
capital stock from 100000. 900 TO 800 100000 was
carried Chairman sickney. Of the Board. submitted
report which was approved. Tho proceeds from the
sale Of the additional stock will largely be used in
improving the road and In buying new equipment
II Il the purpose Of the directors TO make their road
eGua IN every respect the best IN the country. and
10 equip II With rolling stock Of the latest pattern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
SMITH COLLEGE ALrMNAE DAY.

northampton Mass, June 21.-This was alurnnae
day at smith College. The morling was given MP
to class reunions AMI the afternoon TO the alumnae
tea and the meeting Of the trustees. About fjO
aumnpc were present Tho tea was held in tho
new cymnaehIm Miss Anna Dawes and Congress man
COOLIDGE both trustees were admitted as Honorary
members. II IS said that the trustees VIII order
the erection Of three new buildings on the college
I grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE CLASS DAY.

Gettysburg Penn. June 2l (special).-Cass-day cx'
ercses OF the senior class Of Pennsylvania College
were held this evening on the campus. The prcs
dents address WAS delivered by Allen Leader. OF
York. and the class history was read by j. W. Ball.
c. II. Huber made the presentation speech, ana the
Grafton was delivered by Charles Bike. After the
reading OF the class poem By q. J. Ketncr, the cau
met II peace and farewell pddcss was given BY
Warren X. Damutl The exercises closed with the
singing OF the class song written by u. Albert Getty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
DROWNED OFF AsDUEY PARK.

Asbnry PARK. y. j., Jane 2l.-While putting of to
the fishing BANKS this morning Thomas Bennett was
drowned BY the capszing OF his boat on this place.
Mr.. Bennett was accompanied by his son.in-law,
Lewis White, whose frutlcss efforts 10 save his
Mtherin'law were witnessed bv thousands OF persons
on the shore The body OF Mr.. bennett was sub
scQucntN recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
MASSACHUSETTS, AGR1crLrrRAL COLLEGE

Amherst Mass, Juno 2I.-Thc trustees Of the Massa-
chusc,s Agricultural College held their annual meet
ing today The business mostly OF routine
Character Resolutions of appreciation and thanks
10 Profcs sor G. H. Vernad for his services as acting
prsdcnt during the absence Of President G0oden will
he rendered From L. to O'Clock this afternoon
breakfast and reception were given to the alumni,
faculty and the trustees large number OF alumni
are in town, and many class reunions were held