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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30
A Serious Rendition of Affairs.

VIENNA. April 3O.-Reavy snows have
fallen 10 the eastern part Of the Tyrol, end
almost incaessnt rains are causing the SNOW
to melt. An extraordinary quantity Of
water has perco!stsd through the side of
one OF the mountains, causing land clip
that threatens to move the whole side Of
the mouptain. huge bou!ders are falling
and the debli, is damming the river Dfsve.
Such an enormous quantity CT earth has
fallen into the river that 1t Is feared that the
water will ovsia,w the banks and do im-
meIsa damage.
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CoNeRgssMAN BLAND OF Missouri may
bs little # on the silver question, but Inc
he Ia level headed on soma other tniogs IL
demonstrated by the fact tina. ne oas' az
Ie,st temporarily, abandoned the silver oi'''
and ia now deyoting his energies to the pas
sage OF q bill providing for an income TAX
sufficient to pay the sl4O.0OO.OoO reqaireo
1or pspsien, which sum is now annually e1-
acted Of the poor people of this country oy
tariff taxes on their necessaries OF i''s' IL
the democrats in Congress- have sense
enough to pass such bill they Will win
nexs November, no matter VINO may
he the nominee Of their party
A. nearly all the pension money
uoss t, tie North, 1. should certainly come
from taere, aad more Gilt would, II the Oil
referred t, shou!d become law. VI oourss
TIA murwumpa would kick, but they Wou'c
a, 20 ANYHOW es lit ia their nature To-"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30
A False Report.

NEW YORK, Apl. 30.-There ia absolutely
no dsfalcstou, no robbery, nor anything II
regular at the sub-!rsasury in this city.
The only caues that osn be assigned for The
starting Of such rumor Ia that some one
might have said on the street yesterday
that the "sub.treasury had lost four and o
quarter millions gold, "thls being the street
expression for announcing that so much
gold had been exported, for which, Of
course. fall value was received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, April 30.
HOUSE.

The House went Into committee OF the
whole on the diplomatic end consular bill
the pending amendment being that offered
by Mr.. Hit, of Illinois. restoring to 81 .oOo
the salary OF the minister to Venezuela,
which the bill proposed to reducs to So. OOO
Mees.e. Hit and BouDt resumed business
as telers, bat received little patronage from
tho republicans. However, they were Pc
tlent, AID for almost nn hour awaited demo-
cratic oustomerP, who we're summoned from
committee rooms by the pages and DOOR
keepers and their patience was reverted
and they 1ere enabled to close up business
with honor. a quorum appear ed and The
amendment was Loot 1913
Mr. Post, CT Illinois, offered an smend-
ment restoring Denmalk as separate mis-
zion snd fixing the salary of the Minister at
81. 500.
Mr. Blount opposed the amendment and
urged the necessity for economy In the put
lie service.
After long debate Mr.. Blount withdrew his
opposition to the amendment, snd it was adopted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30
Robbed by Masked Men.

CAMDEN, Tenn. April 90.-Besween ore
and two O'clock yesterday morning II. Hall,
q merchant Of the town, was aroused By
two maeked men on pretext Of wishing to
purchase burial clothes When Hall opened
his store door the robbers presented pistols,
forced him to open his cafe and obtained
81 800 In money. They then backed out OF
the et,re and escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

DEMOCRATIC Commemorative FOL.
lowing Ia list OF Senators who have bsau
Appointed to serve on the executive c.m-
miLtae OF the national democratic committee:
M @ Batter. of South Carolina; A. Il. Col.
quit. OF Georgia; ] o. 8. Blackburn, of
Kanlucky;J ]. z. Jones, OF Arkansas; ". B.
B, t.. of Tennessee; @. J, Faulkner, West
DAVID Turple. IrdEsns: RUFUS Blodgatt New
Jersey; J. 8 Barbour, Vi'ginla; 3. @. Mile.
Tsxaa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30
Foreign News.

LONDON, April 80 The backbone Of the
dlesst ocs strike in Durham has been brok-
en- By the action Of the miners themselves
and there is prospect that tae trouble will
soon bs ended. Twelve thousand men will
thus be enabled t, go back to work at once
MELBoURNB, April 3O.-The Daem!ng
tfis vas continued to day. Much midloal
testimony was given % to the condition OF
Mrs. Dasming's body when 1t was found,
the object being to show that the condition
OF the body supported the defence 10 its
claim that Dssmlng was insane at the time
ne killed his wife. The witnesses admitted
that the bodies OF victims Of luustcs we're
generally teariully mutia!ed. They also
stated that patients suffering from certain
forms of syphilis bore iisndlsh enmity to-
ward women CT q certsin olsss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30
ATTACK ON AMERICAN WoMEN.-Tht

newspaper Modern Society ofLondon, com.
menting upon Lady Somsrsst'5 praise OF
American women, takes occasion &c cake q
most vie and deepiese!lss attack upon Amer
icsEs. the writer of the article, who pre-
sRmabIy knows as much about the subject
of American women ss he does OF any ots-
ers, says ths!Ithe horrible impuriy of the
most fashionable girls In the largest cities Of
the Union is we'll know. "The Dsaoon
marriage, minus the pistol shot, BIS adds,
''is the typical American MENACE" The
truth is that London society is impure
here Americans will be apt to admit that
the writer speaks from knowledge-'though
maybe, after all issaid and done, 1t Is less
30 than society In Nav York."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30
DIED,

On Saturday, April Both, Mrs, MARY E.
FRENCH wife CT the late D. H. French, NJ D.,
in the 62nd year Of her sge. Fuae services
at her late residence, No. 116 north Washington
street, on Monday, May End. at p. m. Relatives
AID friends are invited. Interment private.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

TIE CLEVELAND people in Virginia, In
their advocacy of the nomination of their
fsyorite, Seem to hsve adopted :.ne policy OF
claiming everything. Tnsy say the election
of delegates to the State convention in THE
CITY was Cleveland victory, and that AM
he,st county has elected Cleveland dele
cation. OF the few delegates not on the
straight Hill ticket elected In this city not
one ran as q Cleveland delegate. and the
.NesU Era, of Amherst, ssys the majority Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30
the delegates elected In that county are for

A CLEVELAND newspaper says Mr.. br'oe
has declared for its favorite. We'll, tn'S ID
uews. to be sure. Mr.. Brice does say ne
will not be chairman OF the national demo-
cratic committee any longer. as the last cem-
na,on oost him three hundred thousand dol
lars but he also ssys il MIR. Cleveland be
nominated be "eill 60 to Europe"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

Az LONG as net only the management. bat
the very ownership of the Richmond and
Danville Railroad shall continue In doubt,
OF course nothing can be done iu the matter
of removing i.s Central Office from Atlanta.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

REPRESENTATIVES, RAINEs OF New Yors
savs: 1T think that Hil's chances are too
literally discounted. We who live IN new
York know Senator Hill better than ne is
known Of Washington. The democratic
marty has not disposed of him yet. The
country will hear CT him sgain. We kno"
chat he is an exceedingly busy man,
tirsless worksr snd skilIfal organizer. l
myself expect that the Chicago convention
will be greatly surprised st The number OF
votes he WILL have when the poll Is called"
II the Chicago convention be surprised, few
of the best informed end most ss:ute polili'
clans of the country will be, for sill snob
men know how stzong Senator Hill Ia With
hhe rank and file of his party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

BALTIMORE, April 80 Flour etcady and IN.
changed. Wheat essy; No 2 red, spot 9i4ss
94s april 94Aa94a May 924.s9215; June 81 l.
91ss; steamer No red Ssas9A southern
weak and lowor; Fuliz 90.96; Lonebsrry Ola
90 Corn steady; mixed spot 4TAs47la; April
July 464 s46 steamer ixed 45h454s; Southern
frmer white and yellow 47a4S. cats steady ;
No Western white 3Sh439; No 2 mixed do
34ba35. Bye quiet; No S4sS5 Hay in good
demsnd cool to choice timothy SIS O0s16 90.
Provisions steady and quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

THE NEW YORK World, an anli-Hill news
nanas. says "Oae OF the points that stand
ont moss prominently In ell of David B.
HIPS csreer is that he is q friend OF the peo'
ple, of the poos people. He vas born poor
ana hs Ia poor man to-day. He has 81
ways, too, been friend OF labor" Yes, ne
Is poor, and that, too. though he has been In
politics all the years OF hia manhood, while
his less brainy and less confident competitor,
who entered politics about the same time,
mas become rich man. Brains and sudaci.
ty now, as In ell times, in politics and In
war. are the winnl0g cards.
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Ashley, Mrs MA
Banks, Ned
Bailey & Sous, James
Collins. Wilbur
Ford, Mrs Annie
Grey, Hamilton
Henm inn, Mrs Lizzie
Jackson, frank
Johnson, Bob
Johnson, Miss Ella
Kinchilo. G B
massey, Miss Blanche
q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK, April 30.-In the stock market
this morning firm temper prevailed and slight
gains weIo MADE. TIE ope1 log advances cxterd.
cd from h to q per cont. 1t II o'cock the msr
ket was On ct Though firm, generally at shsdc
better than first prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

MorisrtY, J W
Morrison, 8 E
Pussell, Mr.
Reed, Miss Cailia
sesley, John 2
Smith & Bro, W N
Smith, Miss Annie
Smith, Miss hddiea
Sparkle, G B
Thornton, A G
Thomas, Arthur
PARK AGNEW, P, N,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

ALEXANDRIA MARKrr. April 30.-The mar
ket to-day is quiet with light offerings sad bu.
little change in prices, We quote: Wheat, Sos
90; Corn, 47151 Tye, Teas d. and OTIS 36s3S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

BALTIMORE, April So.--virs'nia ccnsol, -
do 10.40s, =; do 81, 72A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

OgroAeo, Apt 3o.-11oo a m-whcat-Msy
SOh July 81. corn-@sy 40ta; July 39A.
oats-May 2sAA29as July 2s1s. Pork-Msy
So 42t; July SO 62la. Lsrd-Msy Sc 90; July
Sc 80. Short rbs-Msy So 62la July So 70.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

NEW YORK, April 3O.--Cotton =; uplapds =;
Orleans futureo opened and closed quiet 1nd
firm. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat dull and
at So OOaS11 90. Lard quiet and weak at So 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30
list OF LETTERS.

the Alexandria, Vs., postofice April 80.
Persons calling for letters will please say they are
advertised.
Advertised letters, not called for within two
weeka will he cant to tha dead latter ofice
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

pAINT YOUR OWN BUaGY-Juutreceived the
Il following new limo Of Colors: Olive Fonce,
Ponceau, Ecarlate, and Jet Coach Black. Call for
sampla. For Gala By
ian r. CREIGHTON IL 90.
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GIVEN AWAY WITH EVERY CAKE OF

COBBs' COMPLEXION SOAP.
a Beautiful Lithograph, 2O12S. Prlco 26c. peG
cske [ap4l All. d. II. LUNT'2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

ID OSEBUD FLOUR,
ID The best in the market for family uso
CARR & SWETNAM,
feb12 Cole bgents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

DOMEsTIC SEWING MACHINES; a largo
~ supply on hand old machines taken in part
payment. Call and examine.
sp21 E 8. LEADBEATER & SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30
FOB ROY.

DOGGY. FOB ROY.
Just received full supply Of tic Celebrated
Bob Roy Tooth Brushes, at
WAKEFIELD s. HALLS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

NEW PERFUME.-Sweot chimes, delighted
IN oIdor, call and t1y sample size 10 cents.
ERNEST L. ALLEN,
ap2 Corner King and Pitt streets.
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PARK AGNEW, P. II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

lsAvE YOU SEEN THEM2 Before buying
Il gun examine the New Baker" $685. on
which VIC are making special run. Satisfaction
guaranteed by JAS. F. CARLIN Z. SONS,
oct1 316 Eing street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

DIXON PAINT for Wood Willow, Cane, Wsll
l. Paper. &C., &c, 10 beautiful shades, in bottles
at o and 25c. Also Pik1on for Glass to produce
Imitation stained glass. A full supply just
ceived by [mh1Ol E g. LEADBEATER & sONs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-30

WE WOULD CALL ATTENTION to our largo
w assortment Of Gents' Shirts, Laundered and
Unlaundered, best quality for the prics at
MARIA AMOS B. SLAYMAKER'5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-16
c,r,,o,,c UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA.

Washington May Is (specia).-At the recent meet
,ny of the board OF directors OF the university com
mttcc was appointed to supervise the formation hho
organization OF the new faculty Of philosophy ana
letters This committee is composed OF Archbishop
Ryan Of Philadelphia, chairman; Bishop Lancaster
spalding. Of Peoria, H.; Bishop Comns r. Macs
OF Coventry KY, and Monsignor j. NJ. Farley 81
New York.
An accession TO the geological collection mas JUST
been received through the iHStrmentailty OF FRO.
fcssor Wilcox Of Philadelphia. II consists OF ~"
s,,cImonS representing ninety species OF fossils ron
the Cincinnati gruup OF the Hudson River formation
Of the -Ilurian epoch. II prepared bv Professor
George W. Hooper, principal Of the Woodward ileh
school. Clncn att.
Bishop John J. Kcane- ID. D., rector OF the uni
vcrsity Is tO 20 to Europe toward the emu VI
next month where he Will remain until the midui'
~ Scl,tcmbcr. lie viii spend most OF the tlIne VI
England with probably visit 10 belgium ana Paris.
He will devote himself 10 studying the meth"dS Oh
the Furopcan University faculties Of philosophy. ana
I'M consulting prominent scientists and ~hoiniN wtn
view 10 tho formation II tho philoSOphlcai ana sci
cutlnC faculty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-16

schenectady, ". V, May 1.-THE following Juniors
and sophomores hive been accepted competitors for
The oratOrical prizes awarded ut commencement
juniors Downs. Cooper. EsSeltyn, loAie Van Zant 50
plomorcs. Lawton, Lynes, White. There are two
prizes for each class.
Perkins. 90, has been elected secretary Of the
shakcspean Club. Eldrcdgc. o. has been made pres
dent OF the Buterfed society
The date Of the university feldday has been fixed
for May Is. The freshman ied-dny mad WEI weather
md heavy track. The 100 yard dash Nv
BAKER running high jump Burgin: putting the shot.
Barnes running broad jump Cook: one mile Van
schaick the ii0yard dash was postponed OH account
Of the rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-16
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY.

syracuse. May H. (specalJ.-The faculty OF the Lib
eral Arts College announced the commencement ap-
pointments last Tuesday afternoon. The following are
the ones be honored upon tina, occasion Howard j.
BuIkcr. shcrlurn c. Hutchingson. DIN c. Kellogg,
Charles F. Wiley. Genevra Gwynn. Ella VI. Hail. Annie
VI. Knapp. Ina ID. Mercer. Kate l. Abbott, Eleanor l..
orr Mary f. Reed, May f.. Wright, Jacob II. Carrey,
William IIorte Ernest IIermon. Arthur e. Leocock,
Irving C. Rankin. Lcune II. Rice Earl d Shepard and
Joseph A. Wright The eight first mentioned will be
the speakers on commencement day.
The Republican Club has elected officers Presi-
dent Henry Phillips, 'o3: vice president. v ) G0gsn
80; secretary Il. l.. Morgan, "a treasurer, a. ID.
steele 04 The club will he reprc scnted at the Ann
Arbor convention by Philips. 90 and lonkins, '9i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-16
TOPICS AT PRATT INSTITUTE.

The life critic in the department Pratt Instt-
utc is the sculptor Of the two busts which have at
racted much attention at the present exhibition OF the
society Of American Artists The one Is Of marble,
and is the head Of a yonng GIRL whose Innocence and
decacy make the translation of lis title Of Primavera
equally appropriate Italian spring First Truth.
Tile second is plaster head Of a beautiful woman.
representing ST. Agnes's Eve. The hair, flesh ard
draperi,S are naturally colored
The library training class numbering four
teen students, has finished It, full course OF
study and has entered upon its three months
apprenticeship in the library. The seniors OF
the High school gave the Juniors a reception
Friday evening. Both classes met in the GYM
naslum. which decorated with potted plants aud
the American flag W. V. Holt professor Of elocuon.
read some humorous selections, and the rest Of the
evening pissed socially
The seniors and freshmen played their third cham
pionship Of ball the institute campus on Tues
DAY last The contest long and uncertain until
after o'clock when amid great cnthu,a the fresh
The score seniors, ., freshmen IL.
The director II The department Of commeTre VIII
deliver lecture on typewrting before hl> students
and the public on May -. The curr.culum Of this
same department will be enriched next fan BY tho
addition OF German and commercial law 20 its present
,tndie> C.. tlpewritng photography English, ar!tl-
mctic. penmanship, bookkeeping and spanish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-16
williams, right field; Pike. left field; Marsh' ce""o
81 STEpyJEN,S COLLEGE,.

AM andale y. V. May Is Spednl).-The AoanS
Alumni Asso citation OF st. stephens College held their
first reuni,n Monday with banquet ut the Kenmore
The association is the latest Of the alumni orgaiiIa
tions which have been formed by st. stephens NELL
both I'm the East and In the far West. The reunion
and banquet both proved enjoyable, the ih''er
being graced by the presence OF the B'shop VI
Albany. Two Of the regents Of the university "
Fo,rbarn the warden OF the college. and other us
tIngutshed guests. Governor Flower. who mas ooo''
n member OF the board OF trustees OF the coieso'
had expected to be present, but was cniied away W
the death OF his sisterin-aw at Wate1owh' Ano,e
are seventeen graduates Of St. Stephens ehgaseu ~
clerical work I'm the diocese Of Albany mohc' III"
many more In ueighboring dioceses Arcnue"to''
Carey. OF Saratoga Is president OF the nc" a'so.i'
tjon and Charles Martin Niles, OF Rutland w. VIZ"
president. ,,,,o,sorv ce,e-
Arrangements arc making for the anniversary ce'o
braton OF ST. Peters Brotherhood on Ascehs'o' Ia!
MAY o. A. r. Mansfield, Of the senior c'iS'' !,
supcror OF the brotherhood, and there are iour ""'u
masters ,u ,rso.
s.. stephcn's defeated Trinity at baseball Wedhes'
day by a score Of 10 to o. 49,
The Rev DR.. G. II. Hoffman. OF Ncw-rorh' WIN mas
made :, many liberal gifts TO the college, visited 81
Stenhcn's lasr week to hx upon site LOT inc new
e,onc library building his latest 1ft anu 70 hIis s,
some d, tails In the plans for the buiidis "hieh Will
cost $50, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-16
ROCHESTER THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

Rochester. May II >pecial.-Mnny leading Bartl,ts
from various parts Il the conntry will ihi, week attend
the fOry second anniversary cerci.cs ~ he Rochester
Theological Seminary. They began TIL, evening With
The annual sermon ~ the Rev DR.. james ". Ford Of
ST. Louis, before the Judson socicy for Missionary In
CURRY. EAnmlnat ms Will occdpy most II Monday
AMI Tuesday. Tue Board Il Trustees Will meet Tue,
day afternoon and In the evening President John II
Harris, Of Buckncll University. Will make On" annual
address before the EoblnFon Rhetorical SJdcty. 4
conference the subject "cifiat IN Creation provi.
dcnce and Redemption /, Ia be held on Wednesday
morning. The Re-. a. &. Hobart. ID. d.. OF YOnlcrs.
wi preside. There will &c addresses Ly President
a. II. strong and Professor II. T.. Robins o, the sem
mary, and by the Rev. 4. T.. Wrllc d. D.. Of james
town. In the afternoon the Rev. Henry L. More
house. D. D., secretary III the American Baptist Home
Mission Society. will deliver the annual ,raion before
the alumni. The addrc Sos Oi the graduating elias,
will follow WcdDe'dav evening
Thc New York Baptist Union for Ministerial E'Iuca-
ton will meet on Thur-day morning and the alumni
dinner l. set down Tor tat afternoon. The exercise
Will close Thursday evening with the graduating
ceremonies Of tho German department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-16
JOHNS HOPKINS.

Baltimore, Nd May IS (spcciall.-The Influence
eyertcd on American education by the active work
and writings of the five hundred alumni Of the Johns
Hopkins University during the fifteen years Of eX-
istence Is shown IN a compilation recently undertaken
By the university the first number Of which has just
been Issued The work aims at giving
complete list OF the various books, articles
reviews written by the alumni and fellows OF the
university together with lists OF the more important
works Of present and former members OF the faculty
and few prominent grIdlntc students The work
viii be issued in separate parts. each devoted to some
general branch Of kncviedec The section Just Issued
vas prepared under the editorial supervision OF Pro
fessor Maurice Bloomfield. and is devoted TO the sub
tcct Of phll0logy, the names OF over hundred SUI
dents and professors being included.
DR.. julius Gc-bel. formerly assistant professor Of
German in the Hopkins but more recently the editor
Of a German literary Journal In Ncw-Yorh, has BEEN
appointed assistant professor OF German In the Leland
Stanford, jr. University Of California.
The trustees Of the Johns Hopkins Hospital have
elected Charles F. MAYER. president Of the Baltimore
and ohio Railroad a member N the bcnrd 10 I'll the
vacancy caused by the death OF Francis T. King. Dr.
j. G. BoOdgOod u Wisconsin, has been elected assist
ant resident surgeon. Dr. W T. Counc Imam, who has
been connected with the hospital since il opened has
been elected professor Of pathology In the Harvard
Medical school.
Arthur J. Hopkins n graduate student in chemistry,
has been appointed instructor In chemistry in the
summer school 10 be held at Amherst, Mass.