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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12

Fa.ton. Penn. June II t~p''nll-Ih" current
number ~ The Lafayette contains III" Grafton "i
IT. T. Jackson. of the senior cn,-, on d" France
An 10, for which he became the winner of the
.intr prize for orntory In the recent contest III
Philadelphia. The social Union. Of Philadclpilia j.
raising ~ endowment to found perpetual scholar
hin IN the college. Robert Bcchdoli has brought t.
th. botanical department collection "f caric"s'
-omc Of them exceedingly rare, found near s'id"rs-
villc.
Edwari Marble ~ New York I, training the soph
oniorcs IN the production If their play, me New
ClYmpu~~ n substitute for The calculu, play. L.
PCt,trichrr ha~ been chosen editor al neat N'nr :
- Nclangcr Examinations begin tomorrow. ami
la.t one week. seventy new students have already
cent I'm their applications for entrance.
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Lewiston. Me. June II l-qccll-The Juniors who
are 10 speak In the Junior exhibition on June ri are
Erackctt COOK. Nj, Cummings. Mis- Gcrr~h,
Graves. Hatch ifoag. Leather Marsh fierce. Field
ard rhompe"n.
The Athletic hsS"cin,ion has voted To have It,
field dae 0u jane 10.
Roth societ"s have clcrt'd officers for the coming
veal Mnrsh -. l. president If the EIroHphian'.
aud Graves. ~. Of ia" Poly mnitn@. II j. said thnt
Irof'- Jordan l. rrcplring 10 build house In
Fryc-si., ictwccn Professor, Have and Rand.
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cryrn,L SYNOD TO ADJorRy rODAY

Ashury Park y. j. Jane IL CpeciaD--Ihe oei~
cafes TO the eighty seventh annual meeting OF t"o
General synod Of the Reformed Church IN Am''cs
devoted themselves today strictly to religious wor
shin. Tomorrow will b. the last day oil the SIS
sion. The 81 ming committees have ben announcer
and nre in part follows:
BOARD 81 Dir.t iion-rliers. Gorge T. DaniorIn
1 !. Toffrv. q. j. Kollen. Thomas Weilihs IT.
irofcss rate Ministers. j. =. selrr. T. Van 3.yke
r. Drury T. DE- Bruyn. Il. Nehsla9e: hur,s'
william NJ Imbrle: W. Ii. XIX, James ~ Dar"' 'e'
benjamin VI. Brink. .,,., ,n,,sc,rs
" E;ncat1.,l Academic, ana .olluc n,Mlhi,u'Is'
lame, Dcnlarcsf. Jane, L. Fcvre; a. De !ohs''
Fidnrs President Austin scott. Reuben Bernir';,
sunday schools and Catcchciital misunderstanding
is,ers T. j. komnicr,. william :. 'fahnler' !" ."
Docr. Elders j. II. Condlt. Peter .nyirr. ,,.nd-
Domesiic Missions ana Church Bnlding tnnam
Minister'S ". II. williamson W. j. Hirsha' "'"''
Wnrt Elders j. K0Ol,. Il. Lirzalcre. - ,.,
Foreign Mlssiops-M Minister. n. &. w.i. h INA
Vanderwart, y. F. Nickerscn. Elders-I' W. ""''
Observation-Disclosures. Egbcrt Winter: p. T. ION
man. Iicndrick 4. IIendrckson Elders. samue'
systemntic BrnchccnccM Ministers. Peter s,ryn .,s
j. ". Scudder Ph1p ". Pitcher. Elders D'h'e'
state Of RciIglon- Ministers. Ferdinani s. scnencS
A. T. Scbrtnr L. s. Wright J. NJ. Lumkes' Liie's
H. Krcmcr, r. V. u. Zabiishie.
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IT. LOliN'S. ANNAPOLIS.

Annapolis, Md. June IL (Spcclall-Thc talon
" cadets was Inspected by Lcuicnant-t Olone H. ".
Lawton. L. :. A., on Thursday. The Phomathcan
society has Issued Invitations for the celebration Of
their twenty fourth anniversary June 20. W. T..
Johnson. Of snow Ilill. Nd. Will address the So
ciciy. The final class list has been issued. e. T..
Dryden. Of snow Hi. Nd, obtains the first honor.
The tnior ornlorcal contest takes place Thurs.
day, for the presidents gold medal
handsome bronze tablet. In memory Of a.
Lacey Ewing. Of New York City. who graduated In
June. 1r!., has been presented by the students 10
The college. and will he unveiled By his classmates
commencement day, June II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
WELLErLEN.

wcllcslcv Mass. June II lSpcclal) The play Of
"A Midsummer Nights Dream" given by the Snakes
pcare society on the evening Of Mas 30, was re-
pcacd Friday evening The play was given on inc
campus. CIrolinc Randolph. 81. n Helena
Caroline Newman. 'o3. Bottom. and Florence
Converse a. Puck worthy Of special mention
Tie following l. the announcement Tor commence
mcnt vcck: senior day June 10. presidents rec'P
ton Ia the senior cla@- June IL mccalnur"ate ser
uon hy fho Rev DR. Charlie, Cnthbcri Hail. Jun"
Ia and commencement concert ana commencement
June 10 The orator Will b" PRESIDENT .. Stanley
Hall. OF Clark University. The commencement re-
ccption will hc on June 20, at . y. M Ainmiae
day Is June Fl.
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- YALE.

popTR NTs or HER GRADUATES At CHI AGO
New Haven. Coma, June ii (opeciail.-Ihe sheheio
Scientific school management announces that rio
fessor Hastings will give course In eIectr1clty hcA
year. The work Of the Junior year VIII be almost wv
same as that OF the mechanical course except that
electricity will he discussed In cOnnet tiOn Win 'h'
mathematical work. This Will take the place Of
small part OF the drawing In the mechanical course
and will be preparatory 10 the laboratory Work anu
more advanced treatment In the senior year
The following members Of the senior class OF the
scientific department OF Yale will read theses AT Inc
commencement exercises: John W. Coe Meriden
Hereditary Transmission Of Acquired Characters
w. Bart Berger OF Denver. Col, Methods OF securing
Notes Of state Banks: ". A. Granville, New-liaven
" Electrical Railways: W. r. Howe. Killingworth'
Chemical Composition OF stranolite": II. Ii. Lewis,
New Haven. "Theory Of the Stone Arch H. /" Fo''er'
North GulfOrd, ." Improvements OF Highways" a. Dc
Campbell Sansaitock. Cal. "systcms OF Na'sauo"
in California" Charles A. IngersoI, Newliaven, The
Pclton Water Wheel" The graduating exercises OF
the : hool will be held Monday. June 80
An addition TO Yale's exhibit at the chicago fair
was shipped Saturday and makes OF the most In
tcrestng features OF the exhibition 1t consists OF
portraits OF celebrated alumni OF the university MI
photographed by Fillcy, from paintings Inc coNecu"h
has been the work OF Professors Phillips and Schwab'
and was a difficult The photographs VIII p
nJaced with the rest OF the Yale exhibit near the
pictures OF the Vlu b1ch ROW. 4>''''s ii" ~ 20
traits Of dead alumni and several have been TAKEN
from Alnnni Hall. The portraits are arranged III
several groups marking the different lines In which
Yale has distinguished herself. The first group com
priscs the presidents Of the college. During the :oo
wears of Yalcs history She has had but eight preSi-
dents There Is also a group OF benefactors OF inc
university This includes Joseph f. sheffield. founder
of the Scientific School George Peabody. Augustus
r. Street and also Elihu Yale. The portrait OF the
I,,,cr Il that which has become familiar by It's place
on the cover Of q The literary Magazine
The cops and gowns for by the senior class at
tho commencement exercises arrived last Wednesday,
and all 90 have been busy trying thcm on shce'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
UNION.

schenectady y. T.. June IL (>pecIiD-Thc Phi
Beta Kapp, Society held meeting last Tucsin;
afternoon for the purpose OF ccclng new members
from the graduating class. Those elected are Glen
Iloxir Hughes. Merchant and rcr.ins
The Garnet III" annnnl Publication Of the junior
class Is ont The work + dedicated IN Professor
Perkins. whose portal, adorns the opening page.
There Is also n portrait OF Professor Trnav with bio.
graphical matter from the pen OF Or. 4. V. " Ray.
mend
II /, reported that Howard T. M6shcr. instructor
In modern sungc, will take charge OF the modern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12

Bethlehem. Penn. June ~ t>peoiai).-lhe "rn'r OF
exercises during commcnccm; nj week Is n i"i"""'
Thursday June l5 senior banquet juno II, Sophonor"
cremation OF calculus June L. baccalaurat" sermon
bv the Right Rev. DR.. Thomas Dudley; June ~
class-day exercises: June II. commencement OK
ercises and in the afternoon the alumni meeting.
At the olass-day exercises &. l.. Mackenzie VIII
prupose the toast: G. NJ. Douglas VIII read the CLASS
uoem: e. w. Gcarhirt the prophecy. and a. :;
Wnurice will make the presentations. At the chapel
r. C. H. Heck will deliver the ivy Grafton, and +. T.
Fuller the tablet Grafton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
IIAVERFORD.

IIaver'ord, Penn, MAY IL SEeciaN.-Jamcs a. BAD
Bit Of Yale University has been appointed Instructor
in physical trimming. and Rufus NJ Jones Instructor In
philosophy The college has received Hn TO paw the
expenses q Increasing the instruction In political ana
social science and instructors In that subject VIII
be appointed.
Tire Students Association recently elected IN" io
lowing officers: President w. w. Comfort: vlcc-prcsi
dent g. LppincOtt. second vice president ana treas
urer. F. II. BrntOn secretary +. Blanchard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12

College Hi. Mass. June II tspcclill-Thc sopbo.
more class las decided t. publish year I'm plac,
OF /" The Brown and Blur,' ." Tufts song Book -
harles ID. Clark has been elected managing editor
and Messrs. Craig. Folsom and Wells compllcrs
". ;. small. %, has been elected manager Of
the baseball team, and e. l.. Ricketts,. %, assistant
II. {. Foss has been elected captain for next year
Wills "a, Is the winner Of the tennis tOurna nIcp
In singles, and Wills and ilod -d0n, "a, In the 6ou-
llcs:
Tho Greenwood prizes for eIocution In the DIVINITY
school have been presented to r. W. Pertains 'gI
4. W. Gross. "a, and Leslie Moore. 81.
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rNRDENTOWN MILITARY lNS'rIrI TIE

HordcntCwn. y. j., June II (-pccaD.-In outdoor
athletics the register shows: In football two Ties
with Princeton, % and 50; one d.fent by the
Princeton "Tgcrs." and victory over Trenton
Model school; In bn cball. two victories over Prince.
toms -Coionials." defeat by that team one
victory over the Moslcis.' defeat by them and
enc victory Newark Academy.
Tie school year closes with the annual sermon
on June ~ by the Rev Dr. james w. Frcemon
Of New York. the musical and literary exhIb,lon
on Tuesday evening. and the annual hibition drill
and awarding Of prizes Wcdns sday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
PENNINGTON SEMINARY

Pennington, y. j. June III special).-Thc 6fty-third
annual CONNIE ement Of Pennington seminary ard
Female Collegiate Institute viii take place on June
to June %. The baccalaureate sermon Will be dcllv.
cred by President Hanlon sunday morning. ard at
the anniversary Of the Y. NJ &. A. in the cveang an
address will BIZ made 10y 2. II. L. Hammond. OF New.
Britain, Conn. on Wednesday morning the annual
address before the Pennington Chapter Of th. Ph,.
nathan Fratcr,6,y will be gwen by Jnliu De Witt
Miller 10 the trustees The alumni address BY Or.
J. A. Lppincott will be delivered In the afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12

Canton. y. y. June II t-p"o 'ab.-Thc commence
mrmt exercises Of - Lawrence University will b gin
on Juh- -. u tho Junior contest took
place. All the members Of the junior class touk
part.
ON Friday occurred The ANIMAL field day cXcr
i,,., n tho fiIr grouil. On June the university
banjo man.oln and guitar club played before Z ,Od
audience In The Town Hall.
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will occur at the Troy Club The Association OF
Croau.tes will hold its business meeting on wedncs-
..r nornine Tho graduating exercises will b. OBJ
served In the evening. the address being delivered
by Joseph Mun, 80.
The sigma Chi society has elected NJ j. Thompson,
,oa ~ membership the other under graduate mem
bers being u. II. Chambers, t. E hho"itoh ana d.
II. Myers. jr. , ,, . an, .,,, .il
Iopi IN June 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
CLtNERACK.

Claverach. y. V. June IL lspociall.-The exhibitions
O, the lower forms and the Junior class have opened
The exercises Of the commencement season. The Rev
Vincen, f. Tomlinscn Of hudson. made the address
The ball nine played the law students OF Hudson
SATURDAY Afternoon. on the college grounds the game
resulting In score OF - to In favor OF Cavcrack
The Rev. DR.. George II. Corey OF Washington
d. G preached the anniversary sermon III 'pi'4,
Hall on sunday evening. taking rs Ms suoI'''
sacrifice and service"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
WORCESTER ACADEMY.

Worcester. Mas. Jun" II t~pccian.- The hliy
ninth annual commencement will begin with th" class
day on Friday. Irnc ~. IN the sunday following,
the Rev Dr. ". II. T.. Famn'c. of New rl, VIII dc
liver The sermon 10 the gradn1tng class. The com
mcnccmrn' oraticn will be- delivered on Tuesday by
Professor \. W. small. ana Weln' DAY The Gradui
ton exercises will H. held.
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HOBART.

Geneva, y. V. June II tSpecal.Tbe order VI cx-
erciscs Of week Is June 2, sermon
fore the ST. Johns Guild, by the Rev. Dr. Charles +.
Hoffman baccalaureatc sermon by the Rt. Rev.
Dr. william r. McLaren; June 20, freshman prize
destinations. meeting Of the Phi Beta Kappa June o.
White rhetorical prize 0ratlons. class-day and alumni
meeting; June Do. commencement, with Chancellor
dress BY the ri Rev. Dr. John Williams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12

Northampton Mass. June IL (specia).-The junior.
senior promenade, which was held In the symnasium
on Wednesday evening. was an unusually pretty
affair OF the festivities In their honor. the seniors
have now Mrs. seeyes reception to look forward
The commencement exercises are as follows: Senior
entertainment. Saturday, June II; baccalaureae ser
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HACKETTsTowN INSTITUTE.

Hackettst0wn, n. j.. June IL SpccsD.-Red,a.
lions closed last Friday. The Rev. DIR. c. II. PAYNE
delivered the baccalaureatc sermon on THURSDAY
The seniors and juniors have played two games of
BASEBALL resulting In victory for each. The an
uunl field sports wcr~ h~'' saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.

Troy. n. u. June II t>pcciab.-The baccnaurcnte
sermon was preached this evening by IN" Rev Dr.
]. +. eaw'h' OF this city morrow aud Tuesday
Will be devoted to the reading OF the graduating
theses. ana Oh Tuesday evening the alumni dinner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12

Language department OF the summer school at the
rhousond Islands. Professor A. s. Wright has &C
ccpted the chair Of modern LANGUAGES In the Sase
Cleveland. early I'm September. President webster
/, eNp cited home Immediately. lie Is reported to De
much improved In health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12

mon June Is Ivy exercises art reception Glee Club
promenade nnd reception June 10 commencement ex-
crcIscs. June 90 Professor Hjalmar Htarth Boyesen
will be the orator at commencement . ,
Miss Florence Haskell COrliss, OF Engewood' y. de-
l. the ivy orator FOR 90 4 very pretty german was
given on Saturday afternoon In III" Morris House 10y
n house club OF about II dozen girls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
,r Jouy's COLLEGE roRpH>M

The 81. Johns College Debating Society ended
Successful session on May IL. on Thursday last was
played good game Of ball. The contestants were
the ST.. Bonay culture College team and the Fordham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
COLGATE.

hamilton, y. y, June IL (SpeciaD.-Th "a " al
uaeundi" appeared Thursday. IL Is dedi-
Gated 10 the dean of the faculty
and Aciing President Dr. ~ Lloyd An
dre,xs II Is edited By A. ". Rogers. W. VI. Chester
j. W. Many, J. W. Peddie. a. W. Risley and T.. e.
Wilson.
At the annual meeting Of the Colgate Press Club
the following officers were elected President, Pro
lessor II. ". Thomas: viec-prc,idrn,. G.. r. Brown"i
20 secretary, J. o. Turner. '9J; ire ,surcr ID. j.
Dustin, '95: managers, T. G. Becker. %; samuel
COLGATE. IT., J. Il. Edwards "a: VI. NJ fogg. IT,
%: T. ID. GIANT, %; j. o. Turner %; W. f.
Bradford. 90.
The preachers and orators OF commencement week
have been announced. fhe baccalaurcIte sermon Will
be given By Dean Andrews. Professor Henry A.
rrink, Of Amherst. will deliver the PHI Beta Kappa
grafton; tho Rev. s. I. ford, of syracuse. and the
Rev. j. W. A. stewart OF Rochester, the Educa ionaI
Society addresses and the Rev. DIR. T.. W. Packard
of syracuse, the missionary sermon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
MASSACHUSETTS, AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.


Amherst. Mass, June IL (speclaD.-The programmes
have been issued for commencement which viii occur
June 10 10 81. On sunday the baccolaureate sermon
will be preached 10y the Rev. Dr. {. >. Walker and
in the evening there will be an address before The
y. NJ {. 4. 10y uhc Rev DR.. A. 4. Cunning. The
prize speaking OF the junior sophomore and freshman
classes will take place on Monday. The programme
OF tuesday includes the celebration oil the twentieth
anniversary OF the Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity alumni
dinner class day exercises. military parade awarding
OF military diplomas. reception by President Goodell
and senior promenade. On Wednesday the graduating
exercises will take llacc. The following men will
represent the senior class the commencement stage
T. 5. noyi, +. I. Harlow \. r.. Melendy. +. A. smith,
H. J. Harlow, T. II. Henderson, l.. ". smith and r. l.
Howard.
The Legislature has made special appropriation for
changes and Improvements In The drill hall and gym
nasum. Professor C. ID Warner VIII accompany
lieutenant Peary In his Arctic explorations.
The prizes for the bs.t miiar, essays submitted
by the graduating class have been awarded 10 +. 3
lioyt and l.. ii. Lehnerl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
RUTGERS.

New brunswick. y. j.. June IL (SpeCal).-" The
6 arlet I..tte-,' the annual published by the junior
Class is out. 1t is dedicated TO Robert +. Ballantne
Of Newark, the trustee vino recently gave new
gymnasium To Rutgers. The editors Edgar j..
McCully, Daniel Hands, otto l.. Mohn, w. b. judd
J. v y. D0rr, Abijal G. Fox and Bergen Davia.
James Nelson. Of the college trustees, and
city treasurer Of New Brunswick. Win give recep
ton to the students OF the college Friday, June 49,
The programme for class day, Monday after
noon OF commencement week, has been announced
The exercises In Kirkpatrick Chapel Grafton
Louis IL. Metter: history. Henry L. Twitchell ,
presentation OF memorial, David II. Townlsy :;
prophecy. ELI, r. Wo0drur: addrts' 10 undcrsiaIG-
ats, Isaac j. Van Ilce presentation OF mementos,
Frank Malven. The exercises on the campus ar" ::
Ivy Grafton. Francis y. sanford planting ivy,
Richard storms Ivy ode, Robert ID. Merrill: pipe
Grafton, Daniel IL. McLaury: address 10 PRESIDENT
scott, Henry e. Casser. Charlie, h. 1indeli, presl-
dent of the class, viii preside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12

All the great resorts NJ the .\dircndacIs rrncnsS
via New York Central. solid vestlbulc1 trains p,s"
Ing room and sleeping cars. '|
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-17
Why NOT CIR SOME OF IT.

The tourist travel and the money spent
by tourists is one of the largest sources of
income of the great city of Paris. Alpine
Switzerland, is practically supported from
this source. California boasts that S.
100000 were spent by visitors within her
borders last year. Last January there
we're 10000 visitors to the city of Phoenix,
A. T., and the majority of them passed
the doors of Santa Fe without spending
one cent. With better climate, with
more interesting scenery and environs
we lose our just share of the profits of
this travel.
BY judicious effort of our merchants
and Board of Trade many, many thou
sand dollars might be added to our e1-
chequers during this fall and early win
ter. The attention Of the Worlds fair
travellers should be called to the climate
and beauties of Santa Fe. Every one
who sojourns with us becomes regular
advertiser of our climate and location,
Will this hint be acted onr II il to be
hoped.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-17
the STUFF THAT IS IN THEM,

This weeks mail brought full advices
OF the horror at Ford's theater. One
point is specially dwelt on by the Wash
ingten press. The old soldiers, the pen
sioners, SO often sneered at in these latter
days, showed the stuff that is in them.
One old veteran with broken arm drag
ged more helpless comrade to air and
life. The badly injured stayed to succor
the absolutely helpless. In all that horror,
"Then shrieked the crowd and, stood still
the brave" but the veterans of many
battles who had faced death for country
sake then faced it again for humanity.
Self was forgotten, danger despised, and
it was shown that the pension roll is
more nearly the country's roll of honor
than the thing thoughtless or malicious
politicians would paint it.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-17
BOUND TO HELP NEW MEXICO.

A contract has been let by the Mis-
souri, Pacific for the extension of its Col
orado system from Pueblo to Durango.
This shows that the Missouri Pacific
means business and will invade the trade
territory of the Denver and Rio Grande
railroad. This will compel the latter
road to look for more business in New
Mexico. The business is to be had by
going after it and by an e1tention of the
present Denver and Rio Grande system
from Santa Fe south; this is bound to
come in due course of time and is net as
far distant as people think. The year
1894, will see some railroad building in
New Mexico; it can not commence any
too soon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-17
SENSIBLE TALK.

CARDINAL GIBBONS in an authorized
interview on the subject of Sunday open
ing of the Worlds fair says:
"In view of the fact that many thou
sands of visitors to the fair must be of
the class who pay no respect to the relig-
ious character of the Sunday, it seems a
matter of common prudence to provide
them with means of spending the day
innocently, instead of leaving them to
their own inclinations and the numerous
temptations certain to be placed IN their
way"
This is sound common sense. Ne man
will 60 far wrong if he spends Sunday in
the environs of art and science. Cardinal
Gibbons makes many good remarks.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-17
Notice Of sale.
To whom it may concern:

~ WhoA ~ Anoy SOAooAA'
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will, on Monday, the 18th day Of
June, A. d. 1898, at 10 O'Clock a. r., of
said day, expose and offer for sale, at the
font door Of the court house of Santa Fe
county New Mexico, for cash in hand, the
following personal property to wit: One
share par value $500 of the capital stock
of the Fischer Brewing company, con-
tanned in certificate No. 81, dated Dec
ember 20, 1881.
Also ten shares of the capital stock of
the Santa Fo Electric company of the
par value of $50, each contained in certi-
ficate No. l, dated the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1891. both of SAID certificates hav-
ing been issued to C.F.A. Fischer, and by
him transferred to the undersigned as
collateral security for the prompt pay
ment Of promisory note, made by him
to tho undersigned on. the 9Th day of
April, 1891, for the payment Of 800 in
six months after date, with interest, from
date at IL per cent per annum (which said
note has become merged in judgment
of the district court for Santa Fe county,
which judgment is still due and unpaid.
Witness my hand at Santa Fe this 18th
day Of June, 1898.
L, Mux1LsIsxx.