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New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
REPORT ON INTERSTATE COMMERCE
THE COMMISSION REVIEWS THE WORK OF THE
THE YEAR AND MAKES SUGGESTIONS
FOR THE FUTURE.


FOR THE FUTURE
Washington, Dec. 2s.-The ninth annual report oil
the Interstate Commerce Commission deals thor-
ouehly with the affairs OF the Commission FOR the
last year. Among the interesting features ~ d
statement showing a large decrease In the number
of railroad employees killed and injured as com
ma red with the previous year, which ended June ~
1894, no statistics covering the year ended last June
having been completed. The report states now
ever that this decrease OF casualties Is partially
due TO a reduction to the extent of 1884 In the
number of employees.
The practice of ticket brokerage IS strongly con-
demned the report saying: 1--WE can discover no
legitimate field for the operations OF the ticket
broker" The Commission renews lis former recon-
mendat,ons for such amendment as VIII give ai-
thority 10 make examinations by agents deputed TOT
tEe purpose The report describes twenty cases as
now pending in the courts 10 enforce orders lssued
nv the Comm. ssion. "a part OF the work OF tne
Commission is shown In the fact that relef has
been granted 10 carriers from the operation OF tne
long and short haul clause OF the act IN several
cases and the grounds for such reliei IN each case
are stated A controlling consideration in these
special cases Of relief from the fourth section IS
that the ionger-distance rates sought 10 De az
lowed shall not be less than the carriers cost oi
service In respect of the longer-distance ua'he'
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
opITIrARY NOTES.

panyor Ne. Dec 2s-Danel NJ Howard, fathef
NJ blanche Wills Howard the authoress. now bar.
oness Won TeuYel Of Stuttgart. Germany oied 1sss
night at the age OF seventy-nne lie haa i'Veo n.'e
~ ,. ,.aars and had been one OF the leading
citizens Of Bangor.
Concord n H. Dec. 2S.-Mrs. Helen Marr Bean
died at her home in this city to-day Mrs Bean was
tho widow of j. Q. A. Bean, for many years Eastern
traffic agent of the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
Railroad She WAS talented writer ana an inti'
mate friend OF Longfellow.
New-Haven Dec. 2S.-Dr NJ A. Cremin. prom'-
nent physlcian died this evening after a brief ILL
ness He was attacked with brain fever three oay
ago and sank rapidly Overwork shattered his nen
80 ,,,ster Dr Cremln was forty-three years o.d.
he leaves a wife and family. He had been promiY
rent in municipal and educationa. anairs Tor sew.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
WITHDRIWs FROM PACIFIC TRAFFIC.

San Francisco, Dec 2s-The Panama RAILROAD
COMPANY has been forced to withdraw from the
carving trade to and from points on this side OF
the continent north OF this port as result OF the
contract recently made between 1t and the Pacinc
Mail Steamship Company Shippers and coasignees
have been informed that after December 80 all rates
via the Panama Line cancelled; also by the
Columbia Line from New-York to Portland ana
Astoria Ore; Vancouver and Victoria, Is. c.; Port
Townsend Seattle. Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes ana
New Whatcom, Wash.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
on THE LONDON CHANGE.
CONsoIs AND AMERICAN RAILROADS sHo"
SLIGHT DECLINE.

CONSOI.S AND AMEETtAN ItATIIsO7HI|" '''10'' ~
SLIGHT DECLINE.
Iondoo Dec 2s-The Stock Exchange market
ooa,ed ouiet American railroad stocks relapsed
somewhat in response to movements In New-forN
Foreign securities steady. except spanish anu
Italian. which were weak AT neon the E&chahse
was mainly occupied with the settlement. Al 'ha'
hour American railroads We're weaker ana o'he'
stocks were quiet. s ,., ,ho nr,ces
The closing quotations, compared WITH the pficJ f
at the close OF yesterdays market sho"ed Tic 'o
lowing declines: , vii, +. Illinois
Consols X: Canadian Pacific l. ere =, Iiii''9i. III,
Central IL: St. Paul common IA
Readnp H.. Louisville and Nashville. Us, ana AtS
son common s., Mexican ordinary HAD adVancea 2,
while Ere seconds, New-York Central ana MeA0""
Central fours were unchanged
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
FORTUNES IN STREET RAILWAYS.

Chicago Dec 2S.-Fortunes were voted to-day
with a lavish hand among the stockholders OF the
North Chicago Street Railway Company at a meet.
ing of the directors. An extra dividend Of 20 pr
cent upon the s5oooo capital stock OF the company
was declared Ten per cent Of this or $4,000. Win
be given as a stock bonus. and 10 per cent In per
cent debentures OF the company The directors aleo
voted an Increase of s550,000 In the capital stock
OF the company for which stockholders will be a.
lowed 10 subscribe pro rata at par The stock uo1d
to-day on the Exchange at S0Sis and figured on
basis OF 300 the stockholders get $500 700 In bonuses
and rights.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
GEORGE WELLINGTON DILLINGHAM;.

George wellington Dillingham;, the wel-known
n,,h,sher died on Friday night at his home In Sum-
nit n J. on Thanksgiving Day. while out riding
ne met with an accident, his horse coming into col
,,sior with a coach which was conveying party
from, New-York TO Summit He was violently thrown
% tho ground was unable to remount and was
carried TO his home, where he was confined thence
forth The accident injured his head and spine and,
oor,h,ned with n kidney trouble from which he had
hoep suffering for some years resulted In his death
Mr. Dillingham; was born In lstl at Bangor. Ne,
whore his father Nathaniel Dillingham;, still lives.
In lses he entered the publishing house of c. w.
Carleton In this city having previously been en-
n,oved as a clerk in the house of Crosby, Nichols a.
70 in Roston After being with Mr. Carleton eight
vears he became a partner. tho firm being known
as G. w Carleton & Co. Mr.. Dillingham's spirit OF
enterprise and business activity gained for him the
fullest confidence OF Mr. Carleton. and under the
vigorous management OF the two partners the house
became more prosperous and popular than In its
earlier days The firm made n speciality OF the most
modern works welcoming new ideas and new writ
ers and gaining the favor Of authors by their skill
In puttng books the market In the most desirable
shane Mr. Carleton retired In 1886. and Mr.. Dillng-
ham purchased the whole publishing business OF the
firm As sole owner he adhered to those principles
which has gained for the establishment It's nigh rank
among energetic and fourishing publishing houses.
He was a member of the Union League and Aldine
clubs the Casino Club, of Summit and other organi-
zations. Mr.. Dillingham; was also director and
stockholder OF the Summit Bank. was vtce-prest-
dent of the Lake Placid lmproN ement Company at
Lake Placid, ~ Y, and was part owner OF the Rouis
Beaumont Hotel there. lie had lived since 1882 IN
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
The r. & M.
SChaefer
Brewing Co.'s
Special
Holiday
Brew
On Drausht AZ all Cussomera
Bottled at the Brewery
and delivered direct to Families
Park Ave., 5Oth to 51se ST., New York.
and delivered direct to Famiics
Park Ave., 5Oth to 51st ST., New York.

to participate in the issue at satisfactory
price
The Statist" holds that in any case the bonds
Will not be offered In Europe.
me economist says that short dated per
cent coin bonds would certainly not be taken up
IN London. and even IL they were placed in the
retain the gold realized by their SALE as It hith-
erto has been unable to retain the proceeds of
former issues
An eminent financial authority told the rem
resentative Of the United Press that bonds of a
4 per cent gold loan would be readily taken here
Ihree per cent gold bonds would also have a
european market. but coin bonds might be dis
trusted. AS a matter Of fact European invest
ors DO not doubt that there will be a recov-
cry In the finances Of the United States Re-
Ierrlng 70 the prophecies of a suspension Of gold
payments by the United States the same a,-
thority holds that this should not seriously, af
rect the values OF American stocks though much
would depend on what premium gold attained
prominent members of the Stock Exchange
connrm the statement that bonds Of a new Amer
lean loan would be readily taken here 1t Is also
learned that negotiations are now pending with
several London banking firms regarding their TAX
ing bonds Of such loan and the impression nre-
vans that these negotiations will be success
full. The bonds. however, must bear per cent
interest and be issued at par.
The Daily News in its financial article TO-
day, takes a view similar to that held bv the
person above referred to as authority for the
statement that per cent gold loan would be
taken here. This view. the representative Of the
United Press can positively affirm. is now the
ieadlng one entertained in the city, where the
disposition grows to consider the loan purely
on Its merits. THE Daily News" contends that
any definite official intimation of permanentIv
peaceabe character will find a ready financial
response here. which will show that neither re-
sentiment nor distrust is left, Even as the
matter stands, consdera BILE share of the new
issue could be placed in Europe
Berlin. Dec 2s.-The "Boersen Courier" says
that the American Government Is negotiating
with VIII ~ leading banks in Berlin for loan of
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
TRAPPED BY A PosToFFIcE INSPECTOR.
A YOUNG LAWYER WHO HAD USED THE MAILS
IMPROPERLY NEATLY CAUGHT.

IMPROPERLY NEATLY CAUGHT.
Washington Dec. 28 tSpecal.-An Inspector OF the
Postofice Department whose name Fourth ASSIST
ant Postmaster-General Maxwell Is unwilling TO dis-
close had his attention drawn recently to case
where a young attorney was suspected Oh having
used the mails for the purpose OF sending an oo-
scene letter to a woman. The husband or the woman
had called on the attorney In relation TO the matter
He was invited into a private office, ana the at
toraey having locked the door and displayed re-
vover. tauntngly admitted having written the let
ter. well knowing that he could not be convicted on
this evidence II he chose 10 Offset II by his own nat
denial In court
As the case was q specially aggravating one,
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

FOR ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY olTrr
THE LIBERTY" FURNISHINGS.
OF individual style and reasonable cost,
the exclusive importation OF
JOSEPH r. McHUGH co.
Velvet Easy Chairs. Oaken ripe nacn.
~ p., c,,,cr stools Blue Mugs and Tankaroos
,,,,,ar CO TX ai,s Clocks CandestickA
Canvas Draught Screens jugs aho igs
Mahogany Secretaries, y flates ana T.nss..S
Forest Oak Tables. Hstorica. Due ''"'~
Some Good Carved Black Oak Furniture.
THE LIBERTY THINGS OF THE POPr AA1
SHOP ARE NOT To BE HAD ELSEwhHNH'
~ Lefsurefy Inspsction 1 Cordially limited.
A1a G, " AT THE SIGN OF
ATS,h AVE THE POPULAR SHOP"
(Trademarks RegdJ
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
Joseph II. EVANS DEAD.

ph.upssurg, Dec % CSpeciaD.-Joseph H. EvanA
until recently principal of one OF the schools 70
Jersey city ard who is member Of one OF tne
Jersey CITY companies of the State Guard dieo
On Easton. Penn. opposite this pace 10
day from paralysis at the age OF tnr,y,hsr i1S
ne E motber;ess children. He was a member OF
prominent family in Easton
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

Summit where his beautiful home on the Boulevaro
was one of the show places. ,r, ,... -
Wr Dillingham married Miss Helen Ayers ot
Bangor Me- whose father IS still president 9t tne
Eirst National Bank of that place. His wlte. 2
SON and two daughters survive him. The son. FIanx
A. Dillingham;. is lawyer in this city. one Of .ne
dauphters is known as an author. The dead mad
was cousin of Charles T. Dillingham;. the puollsnel
The funeI al will be on TUESDAY at m;tS a. iii n E
tho home i'm Summit where the services VIII oe
conducted bv the Rev. DIR. Theodore F. W mite, paSCf
of the Central Presbyterian Church, or wnich MI.
Dllingham member. Inc purlai VIII 70 ~
Fairplont Cemetery, on Long Hill.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
mTHE BOSTON JOURNAL" IN NEW HANDS.

Boston Dec. 2s.-The announcement Is made tha
"The Boston Journal has changed hands. the new
management to assume charge thc hTst OF the year
Stephen 'Aieara will resume the place of editor
in chief which he resigned several months ago.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

J.. BOOss Il Bro. Fine Furs,
<4g Broadway. Novelties for holidayA
sealskln Garments a Specially.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-12-13

Mamie CalIico:te Imported by the
popular Ca.iicOtts Comedy Company.
Will produce tne great popular success.
''Triiby :. at the opera house. next
Monday hi ght. The company offers to
refund the price d admission 10 any
person who is dissatisfied with the per
Torrance. This is very fair offer.
GalesbrUc. Ill. DR.. n. 2. Sawyer.
Dear Sir: | have been a great sufferer
with liver and kidney trouble. also diZ-
ziarss in my head. fused yOur Family
Cure. and can truthfully say that am
row relieved Of all those troubles and
have never had so coed heath a. now.
Mrs. CJTuelia J. Rhineilart. EOFision.
Id.
L. W. Barrow and wife are occupy
ing their beautiful new home near
Gent IayilT's residence. Mr.. Barrow
has rented the stprrTnOm EeXt door
west If the P1s,effice and VIII open
about January !. with an immense and
complete stock of sta pie and fancy gro
ceTieS He las TIE best WISHES " TIE
TINES for SICcE IS
Lave your orders II F.HneTty's Tor
celery AMI ogsteTS-in bgik or in cans 49,
fer Thanksgiving and Christmas. Can
ned oysters for those occasions 40 cents
per can: oysters IN bulk - cents per
dozen. or > 3az II FIR > cents. All 9th
IT goods. such = nuts. cGnfections.
fruits, etc etc. equally rs lOw. and
your trade invited
Does your grocer keep the criebTat-
ri Full Moon Flour II hr di-s he is
uD with the times II - does uot.
just keep calling fnr i ard insist uv0n
ain keeping Il in stuck. Don't let him
put you IF wItHi something Jus, as
good" hat insist uFoH having Full
Moon and your tread and cakes VIII
always he n success.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-12-13
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement ani
tends TO .1eTsoaal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many. who live bet.
Ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, b. more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value 70 health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup CT Figs.
It's excellence Is due 10 it presenting
in the form NEST acceptable and pleas
ant = the Taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
atige; etfeotually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches ard feyers
sd Permanently curing constipation
+ has given satisfaction 10 millions sne
net with the approval Of the medical
profession. because it Scts on the Kid
news. Liver and Bowels without weak
en.ng them and il Is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup Ct Fi-- + for sale by 81 drug
cis1s ii 59c and q bottles, but i il man
a.ace1rsd ~ tie California Fir Syrup
c.. only, whose name IS printed on every
package. also tEe name, Syrup ~ Fig
ana being vel informed, YOU viii Lei
accept any substitute if offered.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-12-13
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

]. II. Bard ct the Oh Reliable has
been on the sick list iris mepk.
Regular services will Ba held 1t the
Baptist anu Episcopal churches Sun
Gay.
Remember the entertainment Christ
mas for the benefit Of the Episcopal
church.
Mrs. J. D. Brazier and daughter, Of
Vicksbnrg. Miss are visiting the fan
lily Of J q. Roberts.
Mrs @. ST. Williams WAS shopping
in town Tuesday. and gave IS pleas
ant visit. She has moved toPales1ine
Miss Maryelia Cart6. who has been
the guest Of Miss Alyd Taylor he past
few days, lett for Tennessee Tuesday
afternoon.
A. L. Vautrain. an enterprising
young merchant, OF Palestine &as a
visitor in The city Wednesday. He had
the figures on lis subscription set up
another year in advance, f0r which he
has our thanks.
The TINES is in receipt Of a con-
municatlOn announcing the marriage
of Edgar Williams, formerly OF this
city. 10 Miss Adele Jennings, Decem.
Der 8. 1888 at Milford. TEXTS We eX-
L. q ..f.4.
lehu Rlhd WISHES
.Beyona Pardon, an interesting so
elety drama, as Tue optf' house CHRIST
lnAs "iSnt' w I'cer'S 20 De used 10
luihlsh ne Episcopal cnnfch with d
carpet. Your presence aud patronage
viii be appreciated.
Mrs. Cox. mother Of Mart Dawson.
VINO was called 20 the bedside OF her
aon '@sl VIZ ny MS serious illness.
was ~"s ilelse'' S,''akru win pneumonia a
&C" ua5s ~ HtF arrival. aud no"
11eo qli'e 81 ~ -.-~ i-Sidehce o. motifs
i4eoa'' ~ 81 ''''''iN muck.
On 4. Z. SAwYaE:-l have used
one oaX oi yuW Passlies. and they
.iaNe Ae'pe" nae more nan anything
',Se '',ao / ever "7ea' t''a 4 nave ired
S''''io"' e''l' "''''s' "i"tF @"hiison;
so,s ~ f., hasthtH' III.
ON. Nv q. " h''''tt3. Forrest CITY
Prof. j. Eon l}afttner paiI MS a
nleaaant visit yesterday. The professor
manipulated tAe leaden messengers 81
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-12-13

Has found that her l.itie ones are impF0y-
ed more b. the pleasant laxative, oyrap ri
Figs, when in need 81 he laxative effect
of gentle T, Hedy than by auy other. AID
that is more acceptable 10 them. Children
enjoy it and benefits them. Tie trLe
remedy. Syrup OF F.gs. IS manufactured
By the California Fig syrup Co, oaly.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-12-13
CROWLEY Pidge institute !.

Tie lecture THAT was TO have been
given By Prof Sbmn on Monday last
mas been postponed until January.
The exact time wLl Oe announced
lateF
Iws new stnd.ss have been com
-meneed-Cigii Government aud Nat
ura Philosophy
Tie following arc the new officers
.eleet 4 lie Criia: Tn DAVIS. pEesi-
.dgrt. Walter G5ItlaD. vice president;
Mar Lane4si "a. secretary; Olive Cat
ling. critic. Tom PaTham. iibFaI iaIs;
editors Gala. Dtucllia DAVIS and Gar
roll " cod.
TIE library has received twenty vol
umes If hes BOOKS. contributed 10y tie
Cfiia club.
me Crila Club viii. Oh the 25th DAY
OF December. ~ p III sharp. render
the following programme:
Quotations b. Menbers- -.----..--...----
........-...--.-.-.--h Kindness - ) Animals
Rec Iat on. ....-..---..... Use e Flowers
Martha Hatcher
d bate. Resolved, That . rsaa = Justify -.
ahie IT. be-uug = PIX from Hts garden
AarEna. .ve--acnua Nal. James lizard
NEGATIVE Pearl CrTlei1- y 9a4 .a-sEt
Rec tattoo ------=--3llse haiilug
Recitation -.-. HssWatha.s CaIlda0ol
Ernest Pa<saF.
Fsssy. structure OF Birds"
Carroll Weed
Recitation. .-.-.-.-- AEON Ben Aehs.'n"
Mars Nasoa.
Fseay.......-.-.... -. Migration Of Birds"
RaUe ReilNage-
song .--.-s-4Ps E-Ht-p -.
Essag.........-...-.-.'' some Curious Annals
JOHN lard.
Esszy......... .-.-...-..-.S0tHe Curious Birds
Waller GorElan.
keGttAAi0H sSAatatHA -fcEl
Lenna Nail Martha HATCHER. Nag Lancaster .
JonuHIe EarneT.
TIA LEBshEsA D. =
Talk by Princiral on 10 :. 2 q. 4 ....
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-12-13

When BABY vas sick, we ea~e her Cas-o-ia-
When she vas e Ch.ld, SIC cried fer Casoo-ia-
When she became s;iss, she chung TO Clzyoria.
When she hal Children, Size gave them Castoria-
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-12-13

II Id y o. ~
Talk by Principal on me /. 7. G. \ -.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-20
rREASUREi:'S BALANCE STREET..

Cash in Treasury to tie credit of the
various funds, Jan =, 1855:
In State fund, .S 1913 50
In general county fund.-. 1868 45
III cash contingent fund.-. 1858 AZ
In INDECENT sick fund. 49,. 1879 SO
In county school fund. 80. Al 80
In officers salary fund. -. lib 80
Total 81 ,43O GG
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-20

The above balance stands to the
credit of the various funds as per
ireasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
Jan =, 1858:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-20

DISBI RSEMENTs
Cash cent to State in full of
settle nent ...... ..... 29,OG1 81
Cash sent to Stale on acct
Judges salary. :. 1923 90
Cash express JUDGES salary 1412
General County fund. ...... .5,G42 93
Officers salary md. ........ 1857 SO
INDECENT sick fund......... 1,3l4 CD
Contingent fund. ......... SIG 10
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-20
SUMMARY,

Total receipts. ......... .S9l ,844 70
PaidState Dec set'l'mt $4,000 81
Paid State Juuge' sal. 2,837 II
Paid from county funds.12,4l1 30
Paid from school funds. 8 257 IA
Paid from road funds. 1856 70
Total disbursements. ,S53,994 40
Balalance in treasury. .S37, $50 33
The above balance stands TO the
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-20

Total disbursements. ,S53
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-20

BalaIance in treasury. ..S37, $50 3
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-04
make special reduced prices on ell goods in
this line. We always have something new on
hand . N'' -
Reduction in Sailors.

geo Untrimmed Sailors In all colors. Regular
price 25c; this week 10c.
300 Columbia Sailors In all colors. Regular
price 81 so, reduced to 95c.
$40 hundred Tidal Waves: A nice high crown
Milan sailor In black only. Regular price 75c,
reduced TO 4Sc.
400 Newports: nice high crown Sailor Me.
dina orim, In white only. Regular price 75c,
reduced 10 jSc
$50 Rossmores: y nice high crown medium
$3.50 and $2Uu, reduced TO CSC.
800 Rossmores; Best quality Knox shape
High crown; in all colors. Regular price S200
and s3.25. reduced TO Sl.S9.
SIS Irllby Sailors (untrimmed) In navy
brown and black. Regular price Sl.95 and
Sl.t0. reduced 20 csc.
We a!4o have every popular style Sailor that
is wOTL.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-04
Favorable to the olympia.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 3-Fhe naval
board appointed to inspect the cruiser
Olympia has completed It's task and for
warded it's report to Washington. The
Olympia was taken to aea for cruise
OF forty'eight hours. Further sesss
were male in port after her return from
the trial trip. While declining to antic-
ipate their report to the Secretary of
the Navy. members of the naval board
admitted to an Associated Press reporter
that the report was favorable to the
cruiser. They stated that the Olympia
Is PERFECTLY seaworthy, and in construa-
ton quite up TO the specifications In
every respect. Her machinery worked
satisfactorily and the other tests re-
suited in the approval Of the entire
hoard
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-04
New Professors Elected.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. July 3.-The
board OF visitors of she University OF
Virginia elected Prof. James A. Harri-
son, of Washington and Lee, professor
OF romance and languages, and Prof.
William Howard Parkinson professor of
Germanic languages. These will take
the place OF the chair Of modern Lam
Rusges, made vacant by the resignation
of Prof. Schele Devere. The S. B. A.
degree was modified by requiring grad.
uation In nine schools instead of eight,
as heretofore. The discipline OF the
university was placed in the hands of
the committee of five with the ca arm an
Of the faculty 40 exofflcio member and
chairman. Other committeeman are
DR.. Mallet. Prof. Gilmore, U. X. Davis
and Echols