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z1ot6ey Letter TO Uyoneu

Anokier Letter to H'0meH.
May IS, 90, Syracuse, N. Y.
Dear Madam:
al want to tell you what your
TeestaMt Comp0nna and San
atiVe Wash have done for me.
al was so bad with falling of
the womb and Leucorrhea
that l could not stand.
al had doctored so much
without benefit l was entirely
discouraged. / expected to die.
Zone evening / read in the
Herald about your medicine.
/ got some, and took bottles
of the Compound, and used one
of the Sanative Wash.
81 am now we'll and strong,
am never troubled with either
of the complaints. If more
women would
use your Com -
pound tn ere ~A
would be less suf- - R
fering in the WY
world" Mrs. 49,.
Ida easier, I26 RSNr-k
Olive 81. EErrI[SSsS
All druggists sell ii. A$WMM4S
Address In confidence, - -
LYDIA E. PISKuAM MED. NNs>%~@~
Co., LYNN, MASS LIZ III
Liver PILL, rs osntS.
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The CONNECTICUT SAVINGS BANK,
a corporation duly organized
under charter granted by the s,,,rn,o,
legislature of Connecticut, and ! oS En,nS
located in the town OF New Nv, ~ WV,
Haven, Wy Co,1HT ~ EN-
JOHN DONOVAN, JR.,
of the town Of New Haven.
NOTICE OF SALE OF GGr5 MoRTaAaED PREM
TN pursuance Of an interlocutory judgment of
l. foreclosure and sale made in the above entI-
tied cause, bearing date the 26th day of Septem-
Der, 1898, I, the undersigned, the committee ap-
sale, win sell at public auction at Nos 1884, 1876
and 11ss State street, New Haven, Cbeing the
mortgaged premises described in said judgment,)
the forenoon, by Michael Dillon, auctioneer. the
mortgaged premises mentioned in said judg
lot of land with all the buildings standing
thereon and situated in the town Of New Haven
by State street, fifty (5O) feet east by View
street, one hundred and thirty Q30) feet north
by land of Thomas Rochefort, fifty (5o) feet !;
and west by land now or formerly Of the heirs OF
Lawrence Myers, one hundred and fifty Q50O
feet. EDWARD H. ROGERS,
Tyler, Ingersoll g. Moran, Attorneys for Plain
tiff, 1879 Orange street, New Haven. Conn OILS 1T
THE CONNECTICUT SAVINGS BANK,
corporation duly organized
under charter granted by the s,,prp1o1
legislature Of Connecticut, and SSUt SUPERIOR
located in the town Of New }NrHT oGt.,
haven, 49, HH'
OooNAA.
JOHN DONOVAN, JUNIOR, |
of the town of New Haven.
NOTICE OF SALE OF MORTGAGED PREM
ISES.
TN pursuance OF an interlocutory Judgment of
i foreclosure and sale made In the above enti
tied cause bearing date the Goth day of Septem-
Der, 1899, 1, the undersigned, the committee ap-
pointed 10 and by said judgment to make said
sale, will sell at public auction at Nos. 81 and 50
View street, New Haven, Connecticut, Cbeing
the mortgaged premises described In said judg-
ment,) on the 25th day Of October, 1898, at II
o'clock in the forenoon, by Michael Dillon, auc-
tioneer, the lands and premises mentioned in
said judgment and therein described as follows !:
A lot of land with all buildings thereon stand
ing and situated in said town of New Haven, and
bounded and described as follows: West by
View street, thirty nine $50 feet north by a
line parallel with the south line OF land of Ed
mund Plumb, ,and one hundred and fifty six G5)
feet south therefrom by land of said Donovan
one hundred and twenty UsO feet, more or less;
east by land now or formerly OF Sarah L. Whit
comb and Sarah L. Dayton, thirty-nine $50 feet;
and south by land Of Isaac Mason, one hundred
and twenty C20) feet, more or less.
EDWARD Il. ROGERS, Committee.
Tyler, Ingersoll & Moran, Attorneys for Plain
tiff 1879 Orange st.. New Haven, Conn. o1S It
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BATTLE CREEK,s DEAD.

There Remain Fifteen Unidentified
Bodies - Twelve of the Identified
Have Been Taken Away.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Oct. 22,-The
bodies of twelve victims of the recent rail-
road collision here have been identified, in
Guiding the remains of William Il. Henry,
East Greenwich, R. l., and Edwin D. Ma
COON, Warwick, R. I. The identified re-
mains were all taken away to-day. There
are now fifteen unidentified bodies.
Messrs. Magoon and Henry were broth
ers in-law, and left in company for the
worlds fair. They made the fatal mistake
of stopping one day to see Niagara FALLS.
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Antique Goods

Tn mahogany and cherry; bureaus dressers
i sideboerds, highboys,. bookcases, tables
chairs, olden-tinne English clocks, Franklir
stove dome top), china, brio a-brac. Also fine
assortment all kinds; modern prices pier mirror
folding BEDS cabinets, sideboards, pianos, ia
bles, chairs, etc. q. B. MALLORY, 1134 Chape
Street. Open evenings. o23 1T
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miscellaneous.

Eccl. x, 10: Z" A feast is made for laugh
ter, and wine maketh merry, but money
answereth all things"
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
OCTOBER "a.
Sun Rises, 6:I3 NOOK SETS, HIGH WATER
Sum sHrs, 4ss 40s s:13
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
DOUGLASS-In West Haven, Oct. 20, Chester
H. Douglass, aged 20 years and months.
Funeral will be held at his late residence, Fl
Main street, West Haven, Monday, October %,
1893, at 2: 80 m. Friends and relatives in
vited to attend.
HOADLEY-In this city. on the 10th inst
Horace z. Hosdley, 10 the 61st year Of his age
Funeral services will be held at his late resi-
dence, No. 304 Crown street, on Monday after
noon at $50 O'Clock. Friends Of the family
are invited to attend.
BULKLEY-Enteredi into rest, Oct 2, Frederick
Buckley, aged "a years, II months.
HUNTER-In this city, on the 2lst inst, Eliza-
beth Malcolm. wife Of Robert Hunter
Funeral services will be held At her late resi-
dence, No 60 Bishop street. on Tuesday after
noon at o'clock. FRIENDS Of the family are
invited to attend.
CANFIELD-In this city, Oct. a1st, Olive Eliza
beth Garfield, aged 81 years.
Funeral Tuesday at q. M from Trinity Homo
chapel, on George street. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend without further notice.
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Loan Wanted. $500.
MANUFACTURES wants loan for short time
Nl on fine machinery; security ample; lib
eral interest. o23 Sit P. o. BOX 1862, City.
First Glass Carriages.
NOR private family driving, at
II o23 Git NORTON'S Stable. SO Olive ct
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YOU
SEEN TT e?

Something new for your parlor,
consisting of Te-Te, Corner Chair,
large Easy Chair and two Reception
Chairs, all over stuffed and uphol-
stored with silk Brocstelle, dig
played in our window this week.
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The CONNECTICUT SAVINGS BANK,
a corporation duly organized
under charter granted by the
legislature of Connecticut, and
located in the town OF New
Haven,
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT,
IN Furnished room, with or without DO ard
il 45l HOWARD AVENUE.
LOST.
CUNDAY afternoon, prob ,bly on Whitney ave-
y nue. or Prospect street, gold brooch set
with six moonstones. A reward will be paid for
its return to the Office Of the
o2sltt NEW HAVEN HOUSE.
LOST.
WILL the finder OF blue silk purse with
w gold clasp, marked with name, lost on
Whitney avenue, please leave 1t at
140 EDWARDS STREET,
o23 ct and receive reward.
TO RENT,
- First floor In new corner brick block all
fiji improvements good location for doctor
I'LL or dentist. 3l2 COLUMBUS AVENUE,
o23 TT near Howard avenue.
Auction Sale
OF household goods at No Sc Greene street
o93 St B BOOTH, Auctioneer,
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oCAL and General Agents for fastest sailing
- DOOR o. recent years. authorized eAis5on
$50 n5o,ge spnls History OF the worlds Fair"
ing outfit 50 ceuta Best book srr so5ta.~r
Freight paid Credit given
o, r. h WOODWARD & 90,
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For Style and Quality
OUR Csc floor oil cloth cannot be beaten
~ THE HOME DRAPERY CO.,
OIL 14t 694 Chapel.
The Eureka Gold Cure Company
"AVE IA branch institutes and have cured
I1 thousands of unfortunate inebriates. For
reference, call at the New Haven Institute
o21 221 DIXWELL AVENUE
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MARINE LIST.
&6Xk PORT OF NEW HAVEN. 40&
CLEARED.
Sch J. Harry Edmunds, Fiddler, Phtla.
Sch Edward 81. Blake Smith, Phila.
Sch VIM. O. Snow, Mehaffey, Phila.
Sch Edward Lameyer, Beal. Richmond.
Sch Z. A. Cheeseboro, Payne, Westerly, B. 1.
Sch Lady Ellen, Brett, N. Y.
Sch Florence R. HENSON (Br.), Patterson, shu-
Ter, N. g..
Bark ConsiglIa Gslatola CAust.). P. scoto, NY,
In ballast.
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WANTED.

"A MARRIED man, honest and willing, WANT
"a work; would drive team. act as utrh
Waterman OF work In factory good references
Address, W. W. W, This Osice.
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WANTED

A SITUATION by G capable girl 70 DO gen
n eral Homework in private family.
o&3 if Inquire at t&sif CHAPEL STREET
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WANTED

" nv Il EDs
pEST serrAnta- Ladies raetirg help should
ID call here There is no other wny Won can
DO IS we'll We have been established here yearEL
know and supply all the best Help for any kand
OF Work can always be secured here. We use
judgment. carefully selecting only those that VIII
do the work required Finest of8ne. heEf fardIt.
ties and largest business In New EnRlhnd
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
dlg T7t Chapel street.
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SUPERIOR
COURT,
NEW HAVEN
COUNTY.
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A SITUATION TO do general housework ln a
n small family. Cali
o23 It+ - CHESTNUT STREET
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SITUATION by q nrst-clAss cook snd lGun-
n dress /; city references II required. Gail
of3 lit iSs ST. JOHN
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"A SITUATION by q competent Efri In genera
IA Homework in private family city refer
ences. Inquire IolS If.l IL RRAnI.TsY Pr
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A COMPETENT nurse would IKE the care Of
% iafAnt or older child I; good reference.
ozS Ut Address l.. C., this ofRoa
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WILL YOU

If we demonstrate to you bsyond a
doubt by strict trial or due examin-
alton that it can be had for 33t per
cent. less than regular.
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1.-TWO advertising SOLICITOR Apply AZ Room
l. II, Aldrich House, between Am and o m
on Monday and Tuesday, $50, 24th. oGs If
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SIIUATloN by thorough Protestant girl to 90
~ houseWorE In small family adults
oSS st a. this once
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THO call The ladies' attention 20 the fact that
Il We are selling fun size willow Cloihes RAa.
kets al Soc each. THE BRADLEY, DAMN q
CARRINGTON CO. go m
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4A By young lady, room and board In q
If private family within ten minutes VAN OF
- posfofrice references exchanged.
OF q Aadrcss Z Cntrlcr nnc.
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John DONOVAN. IR

THE CONNECTICUT SAVINGS BANK,
a corporation duly organized
under a charter granted by the c,
legislature Of Connecticut, and SGthhioh
located in the town Of New CoG8i,
vs COUNTY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22

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A Ct'NARD LINE.
n. TO LIVERPOOL VIA oUEENSIoWN; IN
Etrura ttg. - a. No. Anrana Sept ~. noon.
timpania . 10 a. -. ttr' S"t't . o. M
UmLta. .Scpt. D u. Jsmpsna. sept 30 go am.
aus alIia sept. 10 - I'm N"rNlt Dct. :" 81 H. M
EXTRA STEAMER
tALIIN ......... ............. september J. y. m
IRON pier 40 North river foot " t1lrt,Om-,t. .
Cabin l0s,s2c. $50 and upward Second r1bn' TJ1 ana
upward according to steamer and 10 alton
Storage ilcke- 10 aud from all pats ~ Lufons az
low rates For freight aud passage hlyt AT tho
company. oince No. Row Ing ,iIcrn. NJ" York
VERNON II. BROWN CO.. General Agents
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Holland raised its discount rate from 4 per cent
10 3 per cent.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CINCINNATI. JACKSON AND MAcKISAw-
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Che Curt.
90 Wbom at Map Concern.
VNO ARCHITECTS.


OLYMPIA WASH. July o. 1S03
Plans designs for State Capitol building Will %
received until the fourteenth day OF December,
1884 at the Office Of the state Capitol Commission, In
The civ of OLYMPIA state OF Washington.
SAIL building i To be- lire proof and TO be built OF
stone brick iron and sre. far practicable, and TO
cIupp with the approved methods OF heatngs
draining and Ne Itllatlon. - 1870, a,
The entire cost OF the building complete. including all
fixtures and appliances ready for occupancy. shall moo
rNcsr! the cum of million 81 COO dollars.
The Commission Offers e following prizes ~ archte-S
submitting plans and designs
First To the architect submitting the plan and design
which ,haii certei by the Commission u tue pan
and de- i'm VI capitol building the first pr,1c shall
he awarded which shall consist OF his sele,ti"n as
architect OF building and the acceptance OF his plan
Srcond-The second prize shall consist Of the sum ot
nf(eel al 500 dollars, ant shall be a" irdsst
to ;o submitting the plan aud deslga em
srcold Ia inert.
Third-The third prize shall be the sum OF or" 'h ans
CcO dollars. and shalt be awarded 20 tn "r's'cs
submitting the plan and design deemed third ~ ~,
Fourt,-The fourth prize shall be- the sun -, .se
hundred tf50Ol dollars. and shall De a"an". e,-th
o'chect submitting the plan and design aee''' '
Map orsthe grounds on which the buidt1g !. - nd
erected VIII furni.hed on application i, ,i,is
presented shall consist OF four M fr,,.n..
of each story, section ana one pr, Nv
These and no others Will be con.ideirn ,.., any and
The Commission reserves the risn' tire suinis
all plans and designs, and 70 iead'
Ion OF further plans and deSs"e'
j. H. MctiRAW,
l.. u. GRIMES v..,. Cant, ! q, mi s.ion
J. y. GLOVER. S'"o ''P'
JOHN McREANY,
EDMUND RICE.
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finanrial.
omaha Water Works.
To holders OF the six Per Cent md Five Per Cent.
oond" OF the American Watcrworks Company
secured by First Consolidated Mortgage
on the Waicrworks nj Omnhn

IL has appeared to q large number OF holders %
INC above bond, that, view Of the complication. AMI
heaohs concerning the mortgaecd property il has be-
COME matter OF Immediate urgency that the interests Of
te bondhodeTs should protected by an Indcpnc cnc
committee OF responsible character In no way con
hectd with NJ those compl atons, and having no
private interests subservc.
The holders a large number OF the bonds have
reque-te the undersigned committee. t.
formulate and carry plan for the fcrrosuse TIE
mortgage and the protection OF the Interests Of N; bond
holders to which request thu undersigned
anu they ask all holders Of bonds and moturd AID unpaid
coupons secured By ouch mortgage u dcpost
With The Farmers Loan and Trust Company No ..
william Street New.York, and sign assent to it, plan
copies u which are be- had at the Office OF the Trust
Company which will IT. negotiable certificates for
the deposited securities Copies may also be had OF any
member Of the conmiuse.
The Committee stronsIy recommends to bondlOlders
commuuicntc at once with the Farmers Loan md
Trust Company. or with the Secretary oil tue Com.
miitcc.
ERNST THALMiNN, OF LndcnburU. Thnlmnnn IL
Co, ~ Wall 81. New York. Chairman.
ROOSEVELT q. ROLSTON. President OF Farmers
Loan & Trust Co., - William 81. New-i
GERALD I. HOYT. OF Mnitinnd Phelps n Co., ~
Exchange Plncc. New. YORK;.
FREDERICK STRAUSS, representing J' ~ w.
ScIiuiunn & Co., Is Broad ST., New-i orh, Secrc-
tnry
WINTHROP SMITH. Of W. & r. smith. l33 Chcsf-
nut ST., Philadelphia, Penn.
THEODORE &. WOODBURY.. Of Woodbury. N
1IouIton. Portland, Ne.
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European ADVERTISEMENTS
cRArEFUL-COMFORTING:
EppS'S COCOA.

BnEAkFAsT .h SaoSasoas Of ais,t'on and 40.
ura LAWS whien careful application Of dc re ,1psn
tron ana ., scosoI M. Epps has pro,iiei ei DfaA.
Of w.l seestsS eeieately fayeIed bey.as' mh,h may
Se 1 Is many aSfior' Of S diet n. s Ts
deious use s o. built up until strong 'olsh 20 r,ist
may be ku nn, 10 disease Hundreds o. s'h'r nasas
ever. around ready to attsck "ar.lr IRE
wax point well fortinei with pure blood. and
S ssspF nourhd wa,s Ses o, s Sold only
Msnne omnf tins by grocer-. labelled Jus JAMtS
m ,% "a co. homeopathic Chemists h"nuoh fheana.
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Cost ano fonno

=, ,sT-pank book No. Gl5,3l3 Bank I savings OF
l. Bleecker-st., Newly osA Payment stop. "! Please
return book 10 bank
A pvEpTIsENrNrs AND Subscriptions FOR
tnlttEEP a TME tfroWS 3fFicE, No ~ s:s DAD
TISEMiNIs al ;rs follownc Branch onees: 254 sti.
as S G ae cornell ,s1
NJ io2g Tslrdaye; rear ss,y'nrstst; roe tir.a,s:
nne A; 1878 -hrd:ave; 20 West Fourteenth.st. *,
West 1cd.st. $50 Thrd-avc; J s3s Thirdsve; 2o'i
Thirtaye.. bet. 1lsth and 18Th SIS. ....,
Az the HARLEM OFFICES. 1870 Fast Ono jhundr r
hfth-s... and 800 West sndfsrv 'Ah-' "
BroosTn AZ a. Court sos Do K.sys i-H'
Bedford ny 70 p & - rsgSais ~ ksGsasss- We
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financial elections.

THE WABASH RAILROAD co.
lY5 BROADWAY. oo
August = 1898
'NHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the WABASH
L RAILROAD co. STOCKHOLDERS ana DtBEN =
URE MORTGAGE BONDlIOLDfRS VIII DC h"la IN thi
nj the Company, III st Louis, MO-. on
TUESDAY Seutrn.ber IL iS95 commencing ~ o'clock
Election of DIRECTORS and Tor the transaction
Of other business may legally come before said
meeting . -
j. G. OTTESON. o. d. ASHLEY
So, rctary President.
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BOULTON RUSS & DATLfTr.
General Managers. 1875 Frontst.
ROYAL NETHERLANDS Sc L. s. Mai Line

:. :. DIBBELDAM- Thursday, August "a. 90 p. IN.
). :: AMSTERDAM saturday August 2G 80 a. M
Steamers call both at DOulOgnr-s"r-Mer Fiante.
First Cabin SO to $40; second cabin. s3s. Storage
&c very low rates Apply for tourist guide and terms 20
General Passenger Agency. 80 Broadway. n. Y.
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WILLIAMS.

Wilamstown. Mass April (SpeciaD.-Thc spring
term began at Williams with chapel Friday morn
Ing. after an Easter recess OF ten days. with few
changes from the regular routine. Professor DOdd
has returned from his driving trip much improved
in health. and has resumed his work In freshman
ma MATES. f. l.. Crandal. o. will assist Dr. Logic
in French during Professor Kcndall's absence.
The 94 board OF editors OF The Literary Monthly
elected the last day Of last term. as follows
Chrisy. Spring. spauldng. Partridge and Brennan.
The Gulleluensan" is to appear within week.
This year Is the first time the publication has been
delayed beyond the winter term.
Extensive improvements and alterations have been
made in Clark Hall during the vacation Ihis mas
contained since its erection valuable collection OF
minerals. known the Wilder Cabinet, but II VIII
now be made the Geological budlng OF the college.
and II Is proposed to hold Rotations there. ITO
fsSor Dale and his assistants have removed to clark
Hall all the specimens formerly In Grimm Hall, ana
they will be properly arranged and classineh ouriig
the term by Professor Dal" and Mr.. Prndl" recent
graduate OF the college The building also contains
the collection OF the Historical Society. among winch
there objects OF great historic Interest aho N"i"'
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PSI UPSILON CONVENTION.
THE sIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY TO DE CELE-
DRAFTED At DARTMOUTH

DRAFTED At DARTMOUTH.
Hanover. n. H.. April o (SpecaD.-Acuve prepare.
tons being made for the general convention Of
the Psi Epsilon Fraternity, which Is to be held here
on May II, 1S and 10. II Will mark the sixtieth
year of the famous fraternity, and will be the third
convention held with the Dartmouth College Chapter
the preceding having occurred in 1s4G and 1873
The orator chosen for this years convention Is the
Hon. lialsey J. Boardman, wel-known lawyer Of
Boston, and formerly president OF the State senate
Richard Hovey, author OF "GuinevcT," will be the
poet, and the presiding officer at the literary exer
cses will BE- the Hon. william f. Barrett, the Boston
journalist and Speaker OF the Massachusetts House of
Representatives. The business meetings and literary
exercises will be held at Hanover but the banquet
will be held on the evening of May 49, at Springfield
Mass. the Hon. Asa W. Tenney, OF Brooklyn. pre-
siding. large attendance of alumni and under
graduates at the banquet IS already assured. AT
the business meetings applications for charters for
the establishment OF new chapters Of the fraternity
Will be received from the Massachusetts, Institute
Of Technology, at Boston; Dickinson College, at
Carlisle. Penn, and the University Of Wisconsin. at
Madison.
The Dartmouth Chapter Of Psi Epsilon was founded
more than nifty years ago, and has goodly roll OF
distinguished alumni. Among the charter members
were the Hon. a. r. Akerman, exAttorney General
OF the United States; Chief Justice Brigham. OF Mas
sachusets, and the Hon. George Walker United States
Consult General in Paris. Other alumni are Generals
Wheelock q. Veazey, samuel A. Duncan and Robert
ID. Musscy; Senator James W. Patterson, Chief JUS
tice Charles Doe and Ex-Governor Benjamin j. Pres
colt. OF New-lampshre: Speaker Harvey Jewell ex
observation-disclosures william II. liae, Chief Justice
Walbridge A: Field and Judge Caleb Blodgeu, of Mas
sachuScits Dr.. William Mrlcn Chamberlain, cN-AIr
rogate Daniel II. Rollins. Professor John O.dronauN
and Judge Henry Wilder Allen OF New iorS: rX
Mayor Albert Palmer OF Boston: Judge Is. II. steele
and Trustee Henry Fairbanks of Vermont; Professor
Albert G. Pcrains. formerly OF the Adelphi Academy
and Chief Justice y. II. Clement Of Brooklyn: the
Rev. Drs William J., Tucker. prcScentelcci Of Dart
mouth. Henry \. liazen and Luther T. Townsend
and Bishop Isaac L. Nicholson Of Wisconsin