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FOR TREASURER.

We are authorized 10 announce Mr, T. w. SPARKS as a candidatefor the Otice of City Treasurer, at the city election to be held Tuesday, X prii 2d 1693.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-25

Get your kindling wood from the Bluff City Lumber Company Only $1.25 per load. , 22 d6t
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CITY ITEMS.

County scrip for sale at this office. 
 Mr. Hugh Dennis is dangerously sick.
 You can find what you want in our ''Gheap Column.
 Mr. John B. Thompson, of Little Rock, is in the city.
 Fresh cauliflower. l.. E.GOld- smith & Go.
 Mr. Robert T. Deadman, ol Hamp- ton, is a guest of the Arlington Hotel. The rose on the Faultless Patent shows it to be genuine. 2d7dtf Mir. J. A. Bain, of Redfield, is a Pine Bluff visitor today.
 Mrs. II. ] Hudgens, of I4l Dorado, is d guest of Hotel Trulock.
 Hon. J. W. Adams returned to Lit tie Rock Sunday afternoon.
 Frank l.. Howe repairs bicycles and guns, Call on him at J. T.. Lloyd's. 2l6s&Wd
 
 Mir. Frank Fortune has returned from Hot Springs where he has been at work for the past few months.  Get your kindling wood from the Bluff City Lumber Company. Only $1.25 per load. , 2 d6t It is thought that the Lincoln Cir cult Court, now i'll session at Warner will adjourn Wednesday,.
 Sole agents Chase X sanborn's eel ebrated Mocha and Java eoffecs. I'd If L. E. GOLDSMITH X Co.
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Mr. Frank Fortune has returned from Hot Springs where he has been at work for the past few months.
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The churches of the city were all largely attended yesterday.
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Frank L. Howe repairs bicycles and guns, Call on him at j. T.. LloYd's. 2i6s&Wu
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RemembcrIhe GRAPHIC office when you have printing 10 give out
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Our handsome postoffice build ing will soon he ready foroceupancy.
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Get your kindling wood from the Bluff City Lumber Company Only $f p Def10ad. , 22 d6t
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Each barrel and sack of Faultless Patent has rose on it. 217dtf
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Br w. H Miller, of Little Rock, is in the city, q guest of his cousin, Dr. J. " Scales
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Tss 4siior. .


 The Rev. Willis. Of searey, occupied the pulpit Of the First Presbyterian Church Sunday mornings and evening.
 Miss Edna reeker continues to inn prove daily and it is believed now that she will recover.
 Ask your grocer for Faultless Patent with Il rose on the barrel CT sack and have no other. 2l7dtf
 You will miss it if you don't go to the Opera-house this evening. The performance will be the event of the season.
 EElsewhcre in this issue of the GRAPHIC will be found an interesting report of the proceedings of the Leg islature.
 Johnson's Oriental Soap fmparts d delicate odor and leaves the skin soft and velvety. Try it and you will never use any other. Dewoody X Co.,, Pine Bluff, Ark.
 On tomorrow evening Miss Brooxie Robinson will entertain the Heart Whist Club at her home on West Sixth avenue
 Ask your neiehhors what they think of Bradon's Cough Drops. They will tell you of its remarkable cures. II is only 9 cents a bottle, and one bottle will convince you of it's merit, Prepared by Mann-Tank- ersley Drug Company. ? Sdtf
 Yesterday was the most perfect day that our people have had this season, and it is needless 0 say that tEey took advantage of it.
 Japanese Liver Pellets are the best family medicine for liver complaint and constipation 50 pills in q yial, 25 cents. DeWoody X Co, Pine Bluff, Ark. 5
 Miss Jennie Rogers, the celebrated artist in millinery. second to none in the United States, has been re- engaged by Gus Rlass < Co, and will be here on or about the first of March. Gus BLAss X Go. 22 d3t
 Kratzmier < Rodewold. of the new cigar factory, are kept busy night and day, in order to supply the home trade with their splended goods.
 AFTER THE GRIP, diphtheria. pheu- monia, scarlet fever, typhoid fever. etc, Hoods Sarsaparilla is of won derful benefit in imparting the strength and vigor so much desired.
 Hoop's PILLS for the liver land bowels, act easily yet promptly and effectively.
 Come to the front. Mr. Lloyd, and uphold the dignity of Pine Bluff Accept the challenge of Mir Wells, anu then defeat him.
 
 Mrs. Wiley Wooas, of Winchester. Tenn, k the guest of Thomas Green. for q few days, and will goto Prince ton to visit Il brother who is an old and respected resident of that Dlaca
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Mr. John E. Wells Ieft this after noon for Little Rock, but will return tomorrow,
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oFEICEl.s ELECTED
Iiy the American BHr Association aud tn
Meeting AdlUurns.

liy the American BHr Association aud the
Meeting AdJ"urns.
DETROIT, Mica, August SO.-At tho
meeting OF the American Bar AASoca.
ton this morning the grand counsellor
reported tho following nominations:
President. Moredold Story. OF MuSsa.
chusetts; secretary, John Smiley, OF
Maryland treasurer, Francis Rawlo, OF
Pennsylvania; executive committee,
George A. Mercer, Of Georgia; Alfred
IIominway, OF Massachusetts; Charles
Claain Allen, OF Missouri. The score.
taty read the selection Of the grand
council for vice president and members
Of the locRl council OF the various states.
Tho nominations Of officers by tho
grand council we're subsequently unaui.
mously confirmed. The only exciting
discussion during tho convention oc'
CARED In its closing session. IL arose
over the following resolution, which
was offered by Austin Abbott:
"RaOlVi, That the COMMITTEES on ju-
diciAl administration and remedial pro.
cedurO be requested to consider the
subjects OF delays in criminal cases, re.
SuIling through existing systems oil re-
Wow, BY appeal or otherwise, so clearly
brought 10 view by the paper OF Mr..
Justice Brewer, aud that tho comnittaO
DO requested 10 present at the next
meeting such recommendation rs TO o
remedy therefore as they deem best
4 strong continent Of opposition was
immediately developed TO Juaiicc
Brewers position on tho question OF
criminal appeals, which was undortood
10 mean that criminal cases should ond
in tho triNl court, and no appeals be
permitted,
George II. Forester, Of Warrington,
moved as an amendment that tho con.
vonton express themselves as opposed
10 tho abolition OF court, of appeal.
Judge Howe, OF Louisiana, said th0re
hal nevor been writ OF appeal Ia
Louisiana; 1t had always been by writ
OF error. llo could never favor criminal
appeals. tempered by lynch laws
Other delegates vigorously opposed
anything looking toward adjustment
Of the right to appeal in cases where
lie nnd liberty may hO nj sake. IL
seemed to be the general opinion among
tho delegates that Justice Brewer had
not expressed himself on the subject
with entire clGarneIs.
Prof. Abbott finally accepted an
amendment to his resolution. striking
out tho words $50 clearly brought to
ytaw bv the paper OF Mr.. Justice
Browor," aud simply rOIorring tho
amended resolution to the committee
on judicial procedure aud remedial
legislation, with directions to report
next year.
After tho secretary had cast the TN.
Nnmous ballot for tho officers recon.
nondOl, tho convention adjourned Stnc
do
This afternoon tho Rev. Lyman
Abbott, Of Brooklyn, r9al a paper boz
iorO tho section Of legal education on
Tho relation Of law to our national
government" aud Dr. n. S, Davis, Of
Chicago, addressed tho section on "Iho
Importance Of tho study Of medical
jutIsprndoncO bv Studen. al law, aud
tho cxlent to which Il Hhonld ho TAUGHT
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THE NlLXInNy Ntl.sIoN.
Mr.. RanSum's Appointment Does not I
tllle nlm 20 lis snlnrY.


Mr.. Ransnnl's Appointment Does Sot En-.
t''lc MIN 10 Ills salary.
WASHINGTON, ID. o., August 3O.-MIn.
later Ronso,n's tropblo, have m, c.o,ol
So, ~ -, .,' 49, ~ "
r'"' JUS '"'N'! was "H""o'u Tor
months, then Ills appointment AZ minis.
ter YaI declared illegal and tho office
vocn,cd II Wss thou,ht that his ,,.
49," -, ~ Nv -, -" ~
9ppoln , Gy tne lIesI Iit on
AuSTSs - Mou'n Hnu 'nG c , i,ns,
Uut bepu'y Aul'sot 81 tmo tro3n'ury
nl.nu nus u I,.. tnat N,,l'oIoI ran
soih cHn ~. u'aM oaI"ry uu'I' no !, con,
ltIhou oy Wy seun,V. rug provision OF
'aT YP"h "n'O" no O"'ee MS oPih'oh Is
W ~, !SllOWs' .,.u ,.,, 49,,
,,.a NO "'""o! ., f""' W p".u from 'no
treasury aa sa'ary 10 any person Hp'
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Stricken With Paralysis.

Myron l.. Root, a worthy workman,
has lived for nearly twenty-five years
in tho city Of Jackson, Mich. at 934
Adrian Ave, where no owns happy
homo. His health had failed him Tor
some yours back, and the loss Of his
wife, two years ago. filed his cup Of
misery to OVERLOOKING, Grief and
worry brought on u stroke OF paralysis,
A lew weeks later he had u second
stroke, which totally disabled him, lie
could neither m0yOR limb nor his head
and had 10 DO ied like baby. The
best medical aid was furnished him,
and his friends did all they could for
him, but human hands seemed power
less 10 give him relief,
Both phyaleilnS who were treating
him told him, after consul lation, that
there wore no means OF helping him,
lilo was then but u mere skeleton, with
out power TO move aud scarcely strength
enough to express his wishes. Death
was truly much preferable to lingering
life otSuch misery and h0ptssInsiS.
The marvellous cure, by DR.. Williams
Pink Pills, oil u woman afflicted similar
to himself, whiCn appeared in the In
duslrlal News, was road to him, Gnd
although only y lingering spark OF hope
existed, no consented to give the medi.
cine trial, but insisted that another
physician be called, in order to lay the
matter before him. The physician was
summoned aud after thorough exam
inNtion OF the patient and learning the
history OF the case, said that he could
promise no relief and advised him to
try DR., Williams Pink Pills, which Ito
had often known to succeed when every.
thing elae had iRiloh. The pills we're
procured and he took thom according
to directions, with the most wonderful
result. AZ the end Of two week, he
could walk, and at tho end OF four
weeks, although weak, no was perfectly
cured and is now able 10 do all kinds Of
light work.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain, in n
condensed form, all tho elements neces.
SOry TO givO now lilo and richness to the
blood and restore shattered nerves.
They arc an untailinG specific for such
diseases a. locomotnr atnxia, partial
paralysis, st. Vitu,' dance, sClRtica,
neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous head.
ache, the altar effect OF Ia grippe, pal.
pitNtion Of tho heart, pals aud sRllow
compilations, all forms OF weakness
either IN mats or female, Pink Pills
are sold by all dealers, or will he EOnt
post paid on receipt of prico $50 cents
box. or six boxes for s. b0), by address.
Ing DR.. Williams Medicine Company,
Schenectady, n. y.
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rHM AlININa nIsAsrnm.



RSAult Of False Economy
CENTRAL CRY, Col, August SO.--
Tweu!y,nine men wore working In the
Sleepy Hollow aud Americas mine,
whom last nights disaster occurred. All
who escaped were engaged at points
above the line Of the break, All below
at tho time were almost instantly sub.
merged and their bodies must lie there
Tor weeks,
Tho names Of the dead arc:
In the AmGricus-OliVia PalnoSlAr,
aged thirty.tiYe, married, wife and two
children; AChlIi Apalcinl, aged forty.
SsVGn, married, wife And'fva children.
In tho Sleepy Hollow: II, VEGAS,
singles Q, CrOakOnback, single; Nnz.
zarino MRrRola, married, wife and child;
win Prlak, single, aged sevsptesni
William Thomas, married, wife and
childiO Brouse, married, wife and child;
Thomas Williams, married, wife and
child Th0mR, Carbls, married, wife and
three childrsni J. Harris. singsj Steve
VALERIE, single, aged twenty; J, Psrko,
single; Martin ltNConR, married, wife
and two children.
Tho calamity !, one which has not
been Unexpected, For three yeRrs past
q dispute between the owners Of tho
several mines IN tho group has been on,
over the question Of drainage, The
Gregory, Bob.!ail, Flske, Americas and
Sleepy Hollow have been parties 10 the
dispute and tho three properties frat
named have been closed down In their
lower levels and allowed to stand
partially filed with water because OF
this Misunderstanding over pro.rRting
the expense Of drainage between the
several owners lhe workings OF the
mines are 80 situated that the Gregory,
Bob Tail, aud the Fiske have been
forced 10 combat q slrong flow OF water,
the pumping oil which by them loft the
Sleepy Hollow aud Amorlcus pracIi.
CSlly dry,
" hon the Flske owners failed to ar.
range satisfactorily with their n0ighbors
to meet u share OF tho pumping OK.
penS0s, thOv allowed tho wafer 10 raise
In tho lower working, and this large
reservoir stood above tho workings OF
the adjoining mines, a constant menace
to those working beneath. The Sleepy
Hollow, Americas aud Flake arc on the
same vein Of ORC. Tho arst two are con.
nocled By drifts at the 400 foot Lowell;
the Americas and Flake are separated
byN wall Of orc standing in the vein At
the Joint end lines, So much greater 10
the system OF underground workings IN
the Fi,ko than those Of It's end limo
poi.hbors that the rush Of water from
the three lovsls above tho point OF tho
break was quite sufficient to I'LL tho on.
tire workings OF tho two. Tho Amer.
icus filed fret below tho 400 foot level,
aud it was no npprecable time before
water was pouring fran It into tho
Sleepy Hollow through tho air tunnel
connection on the level Where tue break
occurred.
Tho Sleepy Hollow hai a system OF
insurance by which the men are assessed
per cent Of their wages mud on their
death their relatives receive hHli.pay for
six months together with funeral ex.
penseS paid by tho company,
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EEIIL IllNn srnl,Ilis
To InItan, Death -Dr.trs.NlnG Accident III
Cleveland Yesterday.

To instant DbRtN -DlstrrANlhs AccWent III
Cleveland Yesterday.
CLEVELAND, August 30-JSmOs Beck.
meister fell five stories from the top OF
the World building to the sidewalk to.
day and was instantly killed.. The body
OF the falling man struck John NiCkson,
who was walking along the sidewalk,
with terrific force, breaking tho back
and both legs Of the latter. and he Is
dying, Bockmester was engaged with
0 number OF other men in placing a
large siGu on the building, The acct.
dent was caused by the -iinping OF ropes
supporting u swinging Scatiold.
Two other mon named Lewis and
CormIOr, who were IN tho sCallOIl with
beckmela,er, had desperate struggle
for their lives, which waa witnessed by
u number OF Mortified spectators in tho
street. Lewis wa, thrown from tho
scatIol and eapeh' with hi' hands the
narrow coping under inc windows. Hu
managed to work along I'LL lie reached
the Gre escape and was then rescued
Cormler clung to tho ropo for some
time and was finally rescued by man
in the building, who stepped on the
window edge and swung him into the
room with one hand.
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A HORSE kicked II. S. shatcr, OF tho
Froomyer IionsO, MiddIeburg, n, y, on
tho knee, which laid him M Ia bod
and caused tho KNOB joint to become
Utin. A friend recommended him to
nso ChamborlNin's Pain Balm, which no
did, and in two days was able to bc
around. Mr.. shAfcr has recommended
It TO many others aud says IL Is excel.
lent for any kind Of bruise or sprain,
This same Remedy is also famous for
It's cures Of rheumatism.
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PrEnEE, S. D., August 50.-The su.
premo court handed down decision IT,
day remaining ox.State Treasurer Tay.
lor to tho HhcriA, who will leave with
him for the penteutrary Tonight TIE
opinion was OH the Jurisdiction Of tho
lower court in giving sentence in excess
Of the general onbszElement law. Tbs
court holds that the lower court did not
exceed its Jurisdiction.
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THE Pan.Iaallc DyolNs establish.
mont, owned by John IIcilmeior Mt No.
1881 Market street, is tho hes. equipped
house Of its kind in Wheeling. In add.
ton to tho dyOlng aud cleaning depart.
mentSa corps OF lrst.CAil taIori arc
employed, who can do repairing as n0as
ms II Is possible. Clothes aud ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyod, can no mado
TO look like new Satisfaction guaran'
tanI
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sAseu,wY, o. Augu,tSo, Tho UnltCd
SINtCs steamer Michigan Ia ashore on
Peloo Island, having run aground thOrO
this morning during a heavy log. A
wroGktng tut tins boon Aput 10 tho az.
distance Of tho 'lpamor aud II Il beloved
she VIII bn pulled oil without much
damage, Tho MIClignn has been on.
gagged recently IN making surveys aud
sonndInra III tho vIeluity Of Police
Island,
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Distressing kidney aud bladder die.
cases relieved in ak hour1 by tho "NEw
GNEAT souTu AMEmcAN KlDSEY CURr,"
This now remedy IN a VtOat surprise on
account Of ils exceeding promptncSS in
relieving pain in tho bladder, kidneys,
back and every part OF tho urinary pass.
ngO IN malO or lonnlO. " rNliOvOS rO.
tontion OF water aud pain Ia passing IL
almost immediately. II yon want quick
rOliol and cure this Is your remedy,
Sold by X II. List, drugCnt, WhOeiny,
". Va.
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Mn. A. A, SSYpEW, superintendent
poor Iarn, WiNno.hCik Co., Ia, sayS:
Last winter Mr.. Robert Leach used two
boxes Of Do Wits Witch llnSol sayo
and curOd a large running sorO on hiS
Log. Had boon under caro- OF physlcians
Tor months without obtaining tolloi.
sUrs euro for pilni. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, W. Va, u, r, Peabody, Bon.
wood, aud Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport, y.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., August 30.-ONeill
< Sons, Of this city, received the first
new crop Of 'ice to-day, tweuty-tiv"
barrels from tho plantation Of Louis
LabruCo OF Georgetown county. Inis
is tho third timu in succession that
Labruco has marketed tho frat rice VI
tho YoNr.
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PRINCE BISMARCK
The Distinguished German statos-
man and Soldier, Resolves
THE GERM8N-NNERICaN VETERANS

AZ FrsdoFIohsruhO-no Welcomes
ThOm TO Ills Homo and Dimes IL
Committee Of tho PIIErIms-Iix'
presses Himself as Much Pleased
With tho Expression Of ThcIr
FrIOndShlp Towards Himself
priuksto the Health of tho German,
Americans,
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THERE Ia no doubt, no failure,
whom YOU tako Do Wits Collie and
Cholera Cure. It Ia pleasant, acts
promptly, no bad after effects Logan
Drug Co., Wheeling, W. Va. B. +. Pea.
body, Ben wood, aud Bowie & Co., Bridge.
bort, 0.
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in schools or colleges for the education
Of such students"
The gathering ol tho legal fraternity
will end to-nishtwth the annual dinner
oil the association at the hotel Cadillac,
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JOS. HORNE & CO.,
Penn Gye. aud Filth It., Pittsburgh,
The New
Fall Dress Goods

Are daily esowdlng to the counters.
Although the season hasn't yet be-
gun, we've more Fall Dress Goods
Instock than most stores carry at
any time.
Such Handsome StyIesl
Such Rich Qualitlesl
And values at theprlces be-
fore unknown.
Hsre's a short list OF some of the
newest;
At $50 a yard
Navy Rlpsa Black All'Wool sergsI,
SBiuches wide; aa good as you'dsx'
psdt for COO.
AJl,Wool Bright Plaids for School
DRESSES, 4s inches wide'
At S5 and 400 a yard
Very special qualities In All'Wool
AsnriettOs, 45 inches wide
At 500 a yard
Black aud Navy Ground HenrIeltas,
~ With QOloFed Figures, 40inehes wide,
5i-iaCh French Serges, Navy, bFoWn'
Green, Rsleda. Tau, Garnet.
59,inch Navy and Black Storm Serge
At 75o a yard
5idnch Cheyiot Serge, the regular 81
quality.
eolorinEI, and the TeGplAFN quality
At $L25 ayard-
Heavy Pique Cords, With sliEhtly
mixed eGsct-Silver, Gray, Dark
Tau, Mode, Old Rose, Blue, Brown,
Navy, so inches wide.
A great showing Of new sllk'and'
Wool Plaids, 40 inches wide. SOC,
6oc, 6sc a yard. Formerly 81
would be cheap for any Of them.
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TINS best Ia what you want whom you
arc IN rOOd Of 4 medicine. Tint Ia why
you HhOuld Insist upon Hoods sNtsa.
pAtIlla, s
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SUMNER RESORTS.
HOTEL,

Virginia Ave, Atlantic CITY, New j'n"
CLOSE TO THE BEACH.
Hot and Cold Sea Water Baihs'"N
all places OF interest
NEWLY FURNISHED. EXCELLENT TAN'
jc L. X. NEwCOME&
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A Postal Card Request
WI bring you samples Of any Of
the above, or any other information
you may ask for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24

College Hn Mass. Feb. % (SpeciaD.-The Nor
NAL Institute OF Vocal Harmony. which for twenty
wears has been situated at Lexington. VIII De
Transferred TO College HIll next summer The
school is for the express purpose OF hitting special
ine,-uc,ors In vocal music Tor public school
work H. f. fIol, is principal OF the school ana
Instructor in normal methods Leo r. Lewis. OF
Tufts College will give instruction in music theory
and conducting
Tho class OF '9s held It's first annual banquet nj
the Thorndikc last Friday. f. NJ Barney PRESIDED
and " 4. Moore was POSTMASTER.
The Rev II. l. Garfield. National secretary OF
the Y T. g. L. OF the Unlversalist Church. has
taken NJ his residence nj the Hill He will edit
the new r'niycrsalist paper. onward
The class Day Committee VIII CONSIST OF INC
following. G. r. Ricketts,. J. +. sheldon. e. II.
Page J. r. Saunders and a. 4. Blair.
Last Thursday evening Heth Aicph Res gave a
house-warming party In it, new chapter mouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24
VASSAR.

Poughkeepsie, Feb % tspeciaD.-The ''Iris cere,
nonles', of the class OF ~. celebrating the end
NJ the required work in mathematics, were gwen
In Phil Hall on Saturday evening under the tite
.ryo Laste Dayes of Vassslem Wytchcraft' where-
IN no set forth howe that Goody Trig was Drought
N Judgment" The committee having IN chargc
the writing and presentation OF the pay co"-
sisted Of Miss Florence Hotchkiss, chairman;
Misses Grace Gaaher. Madie Traver Nancy NC
c,omond Anna Richey. Rachel Schautier and
Grace Iandheld ,,
The committee on arrangements for the ceieDra-
tIon Of Founders Day has been appointed by Ihe
students Association. as follows: Miss May
Chds. s5. chairman; Misses Maude Walton ~
Ruth Tunnecff 49, Vassic James SO LOUISE
Robbins. 'oS and Irene Lawrence. g. 8 manu-
Basket bail s becoming one OF the mos pbb Ppm
lar sports OF the college. leans hdNe - w. 80
formed by all the classes, ana the Upper lIou, "
the gymnasium has been Fitted up lot '"uo0' f''0
tlce. =. a., 1,bila
lethean Society Il silver cup, TO be competeu aV
10y the three chapters Of the society AIha,
and Omega-and awarded to the chapter WrItlnt
and producing the best short play; me ludEi'',h
viii be made and the prize awarded carry III '"e
Dring