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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

rrRsr UNITARIAN CHURCH go
north lIfth street. Rev. JOSEPH u
c'filc, "The Voice OF Prayer" Sunday
.cbooi AZ 10 4. VI. Bible class at l2:lo
p NJ. Subject, Jesus in the Garden OF
Gethsemane.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-30

THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH..
Rev CHARLES n. HYDE. pastor. -
Preaching by the pastor az II A. u. ana
T. NJ II
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-08
M. SIMON DEAD.
Noted French Statesman
Passed Away Today.
He Had Been in PrecariOuS
Health for SOme Time.
Was Central Figure in Educational
and Political Life.

PARIS, June S.--Jules Simon, the dis
tinguished French statesman. formerly
premier, who has been dangerously i'll
for sometime past, died at 1880, this
morning. He was born in 1914 and In
1Si7 founded, In conjunction with his
university collegue, Amedee Jacques, a
political philosophical review entitled La
Liberto de Penser. In ls49 be was elected
mem ber of the council of state and
after the coup d'etat NJ. Simon was COM
peeled TO suspend course of lectures on
philosophy, which he was delivering at
the Sorbonne because he refused 10 ia Ike
the oath 81 allegiance to the Empire.
Later he became chief of the Repu bllcan
party in the Corps Leg gislatif and proved
himself 60 re an able political economist
and an earnest advocate of free trade.
On the formation OF the Government
OF national defense NJ. Simon took the
post of minister of public instruction,
public worship and fine arts, and after
the armistice he was sent to Bordeaux TO
see that the decrces relating to the cleo
tions were carried out in their integrity
and not with the notifications intro
duced by NJ. Gam betls. He had the port
folio OF public instruction in the Theirs
cabinet Of 1871 and in December 1875 he
was elected senator for life.
M. Simon became premier and minister
oi the interior in December. 1876, resign
ing In May, 1877. He was elected a mem
ber OF The new supreme educational coun-
Gil. In 1882, he was elected permanent
secretary of the academy of moral and
political science.
At the Berlin labor conference of 1890,
NJ. Simon nas one of the French repre-
sentatives, and Emperor William, as a
souvenir. presented him with the musical
works of Frederick the Great. The de-
ceased statesman was the author of many
economical and philosophical works, in
cluding "rhe Natural Reli2ion," 1.-THE
Liberty OF Conscience. T" " Liberty" /" s'The
Work Woman, ".'The School" ''Work, I"
"Ihe Death Penalty" "The Free Ex-
change "God, Fatherland and Lib
erty,O ETC.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-08
A FLOWER THIEF FINED.
Berger Was Captured With Plants
Under His Arms.
George and Charles Frowley Go 10 JAN
for Attacking Officers.

There was quite grist In the Sixth
District Court this morning, and among
the persons to be arranged was a German
named Frederick Berger. who lives on
fenner street. Berger was captured sat
urday evening with lot OF plants under
his arm on Lexington avenue by Ser
geant Potter, and was locked up OF the
Oakland street station. Yesterday an In
vestigation was made and It was found
that Berger had stolen tho plants from
FRANKLIN Cobb and Francis Il! Armipg-
ton, assistant manager OF the Arlington
& simms Co., on Lexington avenue. Ia
court this morning berger pleaded guilty
and was fined S5 aud costs on each charge.
George and Charles trowley, hard
characters, were sent 10 the county jail
for thirty days. Charles was also held In
the sum of $500 for the action OF The
grand jury for making an assault upon
John Glynn. Saturday evening Charles
went into saloon near the junction of
south Main and Wickonden streets and
began TO make disturbance. lie was
elected. Later in the evening he went
into the saloon again and called for
glass of beer. which was given him. just
as he was about to raise the glass TO his
lips he saw Glynu and SAID, ~ think that
you are the man that struck me, ~ and
hurled the glass and its contents at
Giynn. The missile struck the side OF
Glynn's face and neck. Frowley was
again hustled from the saloon, and was
arrested by Patrolman Ibomw Rooney.
On the way to the signal box Frowley's
brother George came TO his assistance and
made an attack on the officer, but was
kept at bay by the patrolman's night
club. Lieutetnsnt O'Neil saw the
crowd and went TO the patrol
mans assistance, but he was struck
between the eyes by Charles Frowley.
The two officers then found themselves
surrounded by gang OF toughs, and had
1t not been for the assistance OF num-
her Of respectable citizens The Frowleys
might have escaped. George was sent to
jail for making an assault on the patrol
man, Charles dor assaulting the lieu
tenant, and was also held for the action
of the grand jury for asshulting GIynn.
Charles Frowley is the man who declared
some time ago, that ne was handled
roughly by .patrolman McLinden at the
North End. Both men have been
arrested and committed number Of
times.
Major scho6eld who lives at 1877 O'Con-
nell street, was charged with stealing a
lot of wire, valued at SI5, from L. 5.
Titus. He pleaded not guilty and was
held until Friday for trial.
{. w. Bentley pleaded not guilty to the
charge OF breaking and catering the
house OF w. III, Ihurber, and was held IN
the sum OF q, COO for trial Friday.
John Ryan, and John Carney pleaded
guilty to breaking and entering freight
cfr of the Consolidated road and stealing
q lot OF shirts. Ryan was sent 10 Jail for
80 days, and es Carney was mixed up
in a similar affair short time ago, he
was sent up for 90 days. a
John Pratt was fined II and costs fer
stealing Q morning newspnpsr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-08
METEOR AND NIAGARA.
The Flyers Won Again in Today's
Race Off Dover.
Kaiscr's Boat Ou,fooicd the Britannia,
Sataniia and Ailsa.

hover, Eng, June S.--Jn,the regatta
OF the Royal Cinque Ports Yacht Cab to-
day, Britannia Aiisa, Meteor and Sata-
pita started in the order named at IL 80
q. m. A light southwest wind blowing.
TIE course was about 90 mil<s long.
The Saint, Pontent and Niagara start
od Mt noon in the order given, in the race
for the 20-raters, under the auspices OF
thc.same club. Up to 1890 p M, only
the feintcst airs had assisted the racers,
but the Meteor had stolen away 10 the
westward ana was about inilo ahead OF
Satarila, only the two yachts having
succeeded in weather:ng the pier END.
Britannia and Ailsa, further out IN the
channel, were obliged TO anchor In or
der to prevent the tide from driving them
away. In the contest OF the smsllH
yachts, at the same hour, the Saint had
n long lead on Niagara. Penitent was
badly handicapped. fifty minutes elapsed
before she crossed the line and went In
chase of her opponents.
The course for the largo yachts Is to
Boplogne Sun -Merand ana back, and the
course OF the smaller yachts was -originsl-
ly "a miles; but, owing to the paltry
wind, the distance to bt sailed Uy the 20
raters wilt be reduced 10 IL miles.
NIAGARA AND METEOR WIN.
Niagara crossed the finish line at 5h.,
l0m., sSs. nine minutes ahead OF the
saint ana II minutes before penitent.
Meteor won the race for the large yachts,
with Britannia second.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-08
SHERIFFS SALE

BY virtue of an execution No. ~. ss6, issUed
from the clerks uiiiov of the Sixth District
Court, holden in tho city OF Providence on
the Sth day Of June A. ID. 1895. and returna
bio to said court on the sth day of Septem ber
A. D., 1895. wherein Charles Bayshoft Is plain
iii and William &. Spnrry. Joseph Sundin
alias John Doe and 6undin aliBs Jane Doe CO.
partners as Sundin& Spgrry al of said Provi-
dence are the defendants. Will hc sold at
public auction on FRIDAY. the 18th day of
June A. ID. 1899, NJ z o'clock y. M, in section
l.. in the Providence Warehouse. Co.. Mason
street, Providence. II. L. the following
descsibe goods and cbatels Of the defendants
Sunhin a. sparry. which wero by me attached
on the original writ ON the ith day Of May
A. ID , RvO. at - o'clock y. IN. in which the
above named execution was obtained 10
show cases aud contents, oil cloth and limo
chairs. lounge. roll top desk, , counters. hack
counter with drawerp aud shelving. oak IA.
bic, keR witch hazel, 4 money drawer, 2 pic
iures and frames, mortars and pestals. 20
gross corks. 81 pint bottles, glass stop, 4c14
bottles wide mouth. IS SMALL bottleS 20 pint
bottles. l514 lb bottles, lGla III.
8 gross 4 or foftiss. CO bor b
csns prescription se.ie and weights,
one common scale and weights. rs
tues. deIuijohns. drmijohn Of witch hazel,
OF aiuopia and all ana every other article
in drug store ~ no. l7g Broad street in said
ptovidcneo
Levisd on this sih day Of Jane. A. D., 1896,
nj 10 rs O'Clock ~ III. and will bs sold 10 sat
issy said execution 81 sufficient.
CHARLES H.. BROWN.
1910 Deputy sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-08
- -
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Narrntansett--F. G. Atkins and wife,
Louis Koch, A. l.. Neeson. Fred w.
Motfe.t, George w. Malloy, New York |;
Charles Cuthbert Hall, 3rooklyn; A. j..
Holbrook, Rochester; Mrs. l.. a. Terry,
Miss sa Terry, Miss J.. Z. Terry, DIR. ".
l. Terry, Sacramento. Cal.
City--Ai Rice, agent, aud Car No. 2,
Barnum 4 Bailey advance corps; L. T..
Green, John O.Williams, New York; II.
l.. Palmer, Chicago.
Dorrence-W. Il. Bull, X. +. Murphy,
A. :. RodcnDoug., New York; W. il.
Savage, II. II. Morrill, T.. S. Hall, Boston.
Perrin-R. Heimerling, A. Levy, James
Devlin, Miss Fowler, Philadelpsia; ID.
II. simmons, New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-08
IT'S THIRD ANNUAL.
An Attractive Open Meeting Of the Ex-
pressmen's Association.

The ExJressmen's Beneficial and Sick
Beneft Association held It's third annual
open meeting yesterday afternoon and
Notwithstanding the inclement weather
tho lauies and gentlemen present enjoyed
some pleasant hours. The meeting was
held in the association hall on West
Minister street and after formal business
was finished numbers OF choice vocal
and instrumental musical selections, as
we'll as some pleasant readings were
givos. a very agreeable collation. was
served during the afternoon. Among tho
pleasing numbers on the program were
piano solos by Mrs. Clark, recitations by
James Cock and J. f.. Flynn, instru-
mental selections by tie Daisv orchestra
of pawtucket, Mrs. Lewis, directoE adj
dress by President III. NJ. OrmiNon;
violin 81 by Sadie Smith. songs, Miss
Lizzie Iewi-. accompanied by Miss Mamie
Lewis and readings by Edward and j.
Walsh.
The above ladies' and gentlemen were
well worthy OF the generous applause
they received, and especially wgrm was
the praise extended by those present to
the selections given by the orchestra.
This organization comprises well known
exprfssmen of the city md State, VINO
have united together for the purpose OF
rendering aid TO one another in time OF
sickness and II has the support Of all the
large express companies. At present the
fociety is In a very fiourishing condition,
ard this Is In no small way due TO the
Efficient board OF officers, the members OF
which are: n. NJ. Ormision, resident;
Edward Miller and Manuel Dies, vice
presidents: j. s. Briggs. secretary; j. 4.
Goldsboro, financial secretary; N. W.
Robinson, treasurer. The following
gentlemen comprised tho committee that
40 successfully conducted ,Asterday's
rIegt1ur-- tekrr, rhu1rman; Jo-
scph 4. FLYNN, James O'Neil, 4. ;. Wood
and Marcus Wilcox.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-08
Docket for June 9.
municipal cour. OF Providence,


Thomas Affrop, administration ac-
count; Celinda "A. Bsrrows, petition for
sale oi real estate; Ann Carroll, petition
for appointment of administrator:
Charles III. Chandler, administration ac-
count: Margaret Deignsn, petition for re-
moval of guardian; Florence Il. Garside,
petition for removal ana appointment OF
guardian; John ID. Ghody, guardians
account; Altrida 4ustafson, pet ition for
appointment OF guardian; William 5.
Hambly, petition for appointment Of adj
ministrator; Frances T.. Jillson, petition
for Appointment OF Administrator; William
III. Latham, will for prcbRto; Asa
Lyman, petition for appointment
OF administrator; Jacob l.. Mans
field, administration accosInt;
Lawrence McGeough, administrat:on ac-
count; John Miller, will for probate;
Mary Ranallo, alias kanaldo, adm iDi istra
tion account; William II. Reynolds, I'd,
Philip X. keynolhs, PERCY W. Reynolds,
Hope REYNOLDS, petition for sale OF real
estate; Harriet A. Salisbury. Guardians
account and resignation; Harriet A.
Salisbury, petition for appointment n;
guardian; Esther Schoss, petition for
appointment of administrator; George HI.
Shore, prtition for removal of guardian;
James N. Somerville, Ni,liam III. Somcr-
Vile, guarcisn's account; Mary ~. Sowlc,
administration account; Asenath Daniels
Sweet, petition Tor appointment OF ad-
ministrator; Charles j. sweet, admins.
tration account; Louise &. Taft, petition
for appointment of guardian.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-08
NOTES FROM CITY HALL.
Another Batch OF FIremen Off on
Their Annual Vacation,
Labcrers at Park RECEIVE s3Sl0.80 In
wages--Soms Laid or.

This morning The second hatch Il sre-
mcn went off ON their annual weekly
vacation. They are: George III. Con. Hose
z; RI. 3. Kelley, Hose D., Samuel Locks
ley, Engine 10; j. L. Gcfi, Engfue "A; j.
". WYATT, ladder q d. A. Cook. Hose ! !;
q. {. Woodbury.. Enginc A; ". Ill. Sails
bury, Hose q; Frank kinney, Ladder 4;
waiter Sor.ler, Engine is; W. A. Berry,
Engine 3. ts
ibis morning tae city treasury was
depleted 20 the extent OF ,36i0.S0, dis
bursed amorg the ls5orcrs at Roger v IL
liams an. Rlac. .Lone parks, the former
receiving r23yi.Z- aud tue latter Sl2l6 90.
Not only II this amount OF money, rep
resenting the wages OF one week, put into
circul tion, but ii il distributed among
the hitherto unemployed.
The pI>S commi cloners state that the
city engineers department reports that
at present no more hands can he em-
ployed at the parks and, In fact, 20 men
were laid o.: at Blackstone Park this
morning. 4 he commissioners regret that
such should be the case, az they wish
they could put men TO work, ins:end OF
discharging them. The city's interests
would seem to 30 the beat conserved,
however, by the action of tie city en-
gineer and OF course, that is paramount.
Toeay committee meetings were an
nouDced as follows; CITY property, ii
u. M; city engineer department, A, and
lamps, D. IN. The Fourth Of July com
mittee Will meet at n. 90. tomorrow.
On Wednesday the sewer committee will
meet at 2 y. M, and the committee on
brc department. al p. IN.
Mrs. Rhoda A. Esten, clerk in the SUI
perintondent OF schools rarnrtmept, is
one of the busiest persons In the city hall
today. Her duties make IL Decessary for
hcr to work one week iatur than the
tenchers and her Fun'npr vacation Is
shortened a corrN'pording poriod in Sep
tcmber, to prepaie for Ito crep;ng OF the
schools.
According 10 the city hal. rccoros the
Industrial Trust Company sha. attached
the property OF Militant T.. Allen for
800, tho wris lang returnsble Jane 20,
in the common pleas court.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-08
MAY HAVE BEEN POISON.
Autopsy Shows Miss W0rrell Did
Not Die of Heart Disease.
An Examination OF Her S.omach VIII Now
Be Made for Poison.

SAN FRANCISCO, June S.--Thc renrfuE
of Miss Mayne Worreli, the young Eng-
lish woman who died suddenly at thu
Palace Hotel on Saturday are still at an
undertaking establishment awaiting sofns
word or order from her family or rcla.
lives in England concerning their disposi-
tion. At present nothing, is known os
the young woman aside from her mare
and pddrcss g r
The poS..:ncItem examination upse
the th' ory that she dicc from her
DR.. Nathan found, In performing III.
autopsy that the heart and all oshej
organs were In healthy condition, src
the result shows conclusiveiy that dea;;-
was not caused by any organic disease.
The stomach was removed and will tc
submitted to a chemical examination
with a view 10 determin ing whsths
death resulted from poisoning.
AT MISS woRRELL's HOUSE.
LONDON, June 8.-Chester Lodge, the
home OF Miss Worr. II, the young English
girl who died at the Palace Hotel, San
Francisco, is neat, semi-detacbsd house
on the Gilston road, South Kersington,
this city. 1t has well kent, ed fashions
ed garden. Miss Worreli's faulty III
greatly upset at the news from San Fran
cisco. Tine cnly information which they
nave on the subject is contained In rho
newspapers. They cay Aiss Worrcl. was
tray, tng with some ady TRENDS. Her
father IS dangerously i'll.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-08
HEAVY WIND AND RAIN.
Many Nebraska Towns Suffer Con-
siderable Damage.
Tracks Washed Away and Railro ad
Tf Traffic interrupted.

OMAHA, Neb., June S.-From all over
the state belated reports of Saturday
night and Sunday mornings terrible
wind and rain storm are being received.
The storm covered the eastern portion of
Nebraska, the wind blowing the highest
in the northern counties. A report from
Lynch. Boyd county, gives meHgre de-
tails OF the demolition OF the village.
The telephone wirls are down, Gnd moth
Ing can be learned definitely as 10 the ex-
tent OF the damage.
At Rushville, the storm was accom-
panied by a sort OF cloud burst and
lasted 20 minutes. 1t tore a frame barn
TO fragments east OF the town and carried
Bomc of the tim bers over mile from the
wreck. The pine ridge stage coach was
:sught in the gale and overturned.
AT Wayne, several dwellings, in t~e west
part of the town are standing in two feet
OF vst,r. Three miles west, three hum
drid teet of the Chicago, st. Paul. Min
neapolis & Omaha Railroad track was
washed out, and all trains were delayed.
Logan, Plum and coon creeks wC-e over
flowed, doing serious damage TO crops on
either side. At Madison cellars are full
of water, sidewalks torn up and telephone
poles uprooted es a consequence of the
most severe storm which has occurred IN
several years. Listed corn ia damaged
badly and other crops sufered much.
The sect ION OF the State, n ar Beatric,
wss visited by perfect de,uge, the rain
beginning to fall at o. 'clock and keep
in. IL up till the - TER part OF the night.
At IT. Paul reports from the sIori. anu
hooded districts continue 20 come in.
'ths town of Dannobrog 10 Hooded from
the rushing wattfs of Oak creek. From
Dannevirke pgts.nct in the northwest
corner of Howard tA.rty end in the
center of the Storm district, nothiEg scs
been heard yet. All bridges are gone Md
Mupson creek is go high that as com
muniCation is cut Off
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-08
MUSIC HALL.
Union Gospel Choir
FES TIVAl..
Wednesday Evening June 10.
Admission 10 cents.
jes-3t Entertainment ut g.
SHERIFFvS SALE

BY virtue OF an execution No. ~. s64 issued
from me clerks office of the Sixth District
Court holden in the CITY OF Providence on he
Sth day of June. A. ID. 1S0d. and returbablo TO
paid court ON the 81, day or Seplomber A.
". 1895. wherein Herwitz and Lupkin OF
bhe city, county ano state of New York are
plaintiffs and N. j. Ssligman doing busiDess
~ seligman a. Co.. OF the city OF Providence.
y the defendant. will be sold at public auction
at III o'clock q. M, in room No. S24 Butler
Exchange, Providence. X. j. Tho following
described goods and chattols OF the defend
ants which were by ms attached on the orig-
inal writ on tho 9th day OF April A. d., $780,
at 3:45 o'clock F. M, In which tue above
named execution was obtained, to wit,
Levied on this Sih Gay OF June, A. d.. 1896.
at ll:O O'CLOCK n. M. and viii he sold 10
satisfy said execution IL sufficient
CHARLES II. BROWN,
js-l3 ls Deputy sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-08
Hickey Instantly Killed by
Andrew Smith.
Was DiSintereSted Spectator
of a Street Fight.
II Was Caused by a PugiliSt Known
as "The Terrible Swede."

ST. LOUIS, June s.--A street fight oc-
CURED here early this morning, between
Andrew Smith and Peter Peterson, a
prize-fghter. otherwise known as "the
terrible Swede," resulting in Smith un-
Intentionally killing James Hickey, a dis
interested spectator. Smith was walking
west on Barton street, when he says he
was insulted by Peterson without any
cause whatever. Smith refused to tell
what the nature of the insult was, but
said he and Peterson at unce began to
fight. During the fight. according to
Smith, some one handed him pistol and
he fired at Peterson, striking Hickey in
the heart, killing him almost instantly.
Smith was arrested a short time after
ward and Hickey's body was taken to
the morguc. Peterson is still at large.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-08
Benefits OF Public Baths.

Mayor McGuinness has TO-DAY received
n message from William Howe Tolman OF
Mayor Sirong's New York committee on
public baths, water closets ind urinals 10
the effect that he will be IN this city next
Monday night and deliver n lecture at
city brft on--tire- re-tercfits of rtsffe- bath hs.
This statemen, Is in response 10 an invi-
tation from His Honor, the Mayor, 10
state what results have been accom- plish-
ed In New York. aud TIE proposed lee.
ture Il TO be Ia connect on with the
movement started by Alderman Little
for public baths in Providence.
Tickets will be issued To- all mem bers
OF the citv government aud 10 she heads
OF departments.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-08
Comm0n Council.

The Common Council Will meet tonight,
aud there is nothing On tho docket to
indicate that the session VIII be pnrticu-
larly interesting. and according to the
new rule, nothing can bo 'gprung"
which is not previously mentioned on
tho docket. Tho finance committee has
no report. as no definite action has been
taken relative TO the petition o. purchase
odjaceHt land for <lWkstone Park, and
no way yet has been discovered for get
ting the S25 600 needed fof the depart
ment OF putlic buildings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-08
Mrs. McDOugail Shoots
Her Param0ur.
Turned Weapon OH Herself
With Fatal Effect.
Couple Had Been Living Together
for Several Days.

SAN FRANCISCO, June s.-John w, Hay,
assistant editor OF The Journal OF Com
merce, was shot and killed late last night
by Mrs. Nina McDougall, who is said To-
be the wife OF drummer for Chicago
barbed wire company. The woman then
shot herself through the head.
Hay and the woman hac been living
together for several days, when he an
nounced that he was going to leave her.
Then she shot him and killed herself
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-08
Marchand viii r>scoyer.

This afternoons report from the Rhode
Island Hospital. relative to the copdition
OF Henry y. Marchapd, the i'awtuckot
man. who was run over lasi night hy a
Riverside car, II thst no will recover and
IL now reasonably romicrtablc. No
operatitn was performed tGdav, rs IN
teudcd, but In all i.obability itr.iani
will have {; lost~sis Isl, Leu as "a rc.ult
oi the acc stsnis
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-08
A False Alarm.

At 1:3) this morning Mrs. Thurber,
who has charge OF Z. II. Merriman's
house, 20 Cook street. during the absence
OF the family. discovered light in the
cellar. she and patrolmap Rooney went
into the house and found everything IN
apple-uie order, and this morning learned
that n member OF the family called at the
house yesterday for a bicycle which was
in the cellar, and on gong out forgot to
turn OF the gas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-08
BROWN UNIVERSITY.

Tho following men have been elected to
the Phi Beta Kappa Society: Class OF '96,
& & K 4 ssaS hssS Il l. PqG Frost 4 g. I aopsinaon p0r%on
q. M. Hunt, H. y. Kenyon, a. 5. Morse,
X. 3. Phillics, W. A. Robinson, IL. l..
Thompson, II. T.. Wailing, M. w. .Ierne-
gan. A. lie Grand. Cisss of '97. A. NJ.
Allen, e. Il. Fish. X. ii. Belknsp, }. III.
Cox, a. A Grin, W. 5. LeaTIed, Il. A.
q. ID. Walcott.