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the shooting. HI met her en- Wash
ington. He saiJ, "Liiy, l want to
speak 10 YOU" she made no answer,
but when she came cut she eaiJ, ego
on to the emu OF the arrest car line,
VIII, III SEQ you there" He started
out on Washington street and long
time afterwards no saw Miss OFT oom.
ing with McCabe. He waited for
thom AMI saiU, GLOW about that in.
tervisw, Lily" and she turned round
snd saiu, II refuse to speak to you"
l then pulled out the pistol aud shot.
l saw her stagger back and 1 pulled
the trigger again and she fell. Then
she said, "Will, love you" I said,
"Ycu're. not shot, Lily" .aid, Eyer,
| am, through the ,neRrt;" 1 said /
did anot mean 10 do IL; you made
me do It,.
She said did not mean to. Then
asked her II she forgave me, and she
eaid, "Yes." Then she wanted to zee
her mother and brother and asked him
to take of her hist. He did SO. He
thought he only fred three shots. He
never made any threats against the
OF family. He recognized he had
done enough.
The examination is still in progress.
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YOUTHFUL BURGLAR.
John 0'COnnof Gets One Year 10 tho
State Prison.
He BURGLARIzEo DEsKY's STORE
Result of Evil Assocla tions--His Atlor.
nty Makes Strong Plea In His Be-
half--Anoiher Railroad Case.

John O'Connor, who had pleaded
guilty on the 9th inst. to burglariziug
the clothing store OF NJ. II. Desky, on
East Temple street. on the night OF
March 18th, along with another man
named Ashworth, was brought before
Judge Norrell this morning and sen.
fenced to one year in the State prison.
O'Connor 10 fine looking young
fellow, barely twenty-one years old.
His mother was In court and cried
bitterly when her boy was taken away
from her.
From the statement made to the
court by his attorney, ]. M. Hamilton,
It can be said that O'Connor
is another example OF what evil
companions will lead q young man TO.
Mr.. Hamilton made q special plea In
O'Connor's behalf, and asked for a
suspension Of sentence, which the
court would have granted, but said he
was prevented from doing 81 on &C.
count Of the recent decision OF the
that no court had the authority to
Indefinitely suspend sentences In
criminal csse5.
In the coursc of his remarks At.
torney Hamilton referred to the fact
that for number OF years, OConnor
had comfortably supported his mother
and two younger sisters, and at all
times had deported himself AZ nm
honest and trustworthy boy. For two
years he had been in the employ Of
Assessor Barney Quinn, Ia his store
at Bingham, where he had access to
money and valuables, and for two
years he was employed at the Rio
Grapde Western machine shops,
but the work was aruuous, his health
failed him AMI he went to Butte,
where he had his first trouble. Parties
who had some property stolen soon
| alter the larceny gave 1t to O'C0nnor
to dispose OF II. O'Connor claims now
| as also DO men who are familiar with
the facts in the case that he had no
means OF knowing 1t was stolen prop
| erty. After this ne came back to 3 ait
Lake CITY anu for year pnst has besn
employed by Mr.. MahoDey, black.
smith on Market street.
| A number OF O'Connor's friends
also exerted their Influence to get the
court to suspend sentence.
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Notice..

Indian Territory Mission Reunion!
"A meeting OF the cOmmlttee OF the
Iadisn Territory Mission reunion is
hereby called to convene at the rooms
OF tho Mutual Improvement League,
No. IL south, State street, this city,
April 6lb, 1897, at 1880 p. M, for the
purpose Of considering tue best method
OF conducting our General annual
gathering.
All members OF the reunion residing
Ia this city and Elders who have
labored In Indisn Territory mission,
who may be in the city, from any part
OF the oouDIry, are cordially invited
TO meet with the committee. The
meeting is not only or pusinsss, but
for general anG social enjoyment.
WM. T. JACK, Chsifman.
WIN. ID. BOWLING, Secretary,
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Russian Newspapers Use vfgorou
Language Against Great Britain.


Russian Newspapers Use vigorous
Language Against Great Britsin.
NEW YORK, March 8l.-A dispatch
TO the Herald from b.. Petersburg
says:
The irritation ~ regards the impedi.
ment put forward against the prompt
settlement OF affairs In the east, W hich
prevents any serious or continuous
policy among the powers and which
causes Greek enthusissm by Weakening
up fsllacious hopes, dnds vent here In
a torrent OF newspaper abuse against
England. In the 81. Petersburg Riga,
q well known political writer named
Goldstrem leads his article with the
heading: "Caught Red. Handel" anu
says that England wants the Greek to
sow discord in Europe out OF which
she would make piraticai capital.
Tie Glasnort In tnis connection
sRyt:
"rhe whole responsibility for Crete
rests on the iuertness OF tho powers.
Had they acted firmly anu rapidly
las, autumn the present condition OF
affairs would not exist and the powers
would not find themselves In the
anomalous condition OF defending and
siding with tho Turks against the
Chris,inns.
"With the same weakness they are
mutilating Turkish matters. A tele.
gram received from Vienna says that
II England refuses to join 10 tina
blockade all the other powers VIII,
pureue the blockade without her.
CuriOusly enough all this comes
short oil the absolutely authentic teie.
grams from the French foreign office,
saying that Lord Salisbury and M.
Hanotaux's interview has been most
satisfactory, showing that perfect
entente prevails between the two
governments.
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WASHINGTON, March Sl.-.The Hoar
amendment to the arbitration treaty
was adopted by an ovsrw h shining vote
In the Senate.
The vote in the Hosr amendment
was about 8 to l. The Chiffon amsnd-
ment was laid on the table.
The amendment by Morgan to the
arbitration treaty providing that oil
disputes tutject to treaty shall be-
settled by diplomatic negotiations in
stead by u convention was defeated.
Tho Senate has adopted the amend.
ment offered by Senator Foraker
which provides Tor q separate tribunal
Tor each case which may arise under
the treaty. The tribunal cannot be
continued.
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leace signed at zsnjon. He refused
TO sign the peace ana for time con-
tinued the war with Macoo and Laite.
Vidal but finally left the leland in the
steamer fernando CataIicos, furnish ed
by Gen. Msrtluez de Campos.
He returned finally TO Cuba In Sep.
TENDER last ut 1.-THE invitation OF Gen.
Mscso.
Gen. Reviera Looks to To about so
years OF age. His features, though
somewhat drawn, ara finely cut and
his expression is animated. His hair
and his long moustsche are quite gray.
More than twenty years ago, while
leading charge OF Cuban revolution.
ists against a Spanish convoy, he lost
the foreflnger Of bic right hanu, which
was oaIrled away By rifle ball.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 3l.-The
Examiner says this morning:
Patrick Crowley, chief OF police,
will resign his office today, after
thir,y-Bevsn years service in tho pc.
Ice department OF this city. His resig-
nation will be preaented this evening at
the annual meeting OF the police com.
mlesioners sitting as q pension board.
There - no doubt that the resig nation
will be accepted and tina. after this
evening Chief Crowley will be no
longer actively connected with tho de.
partments OF the city government.
His resignation at this time is ia pur-
suande OF statement made by him o
year ago that after the amendment OF
the pension law in such manner that
continuous services OF twenty yeare
would not bo necessary for eligibility
to the pension list he would retire from
office.
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NEWPORT, r. l., March sl.-Thero
10 much uueasinesa IN this city over
the retirement Of Rear Admiral Ram
say, because OF the possibility that
Admiral Bunce may 6s appointed as
his successor In tbs Office Of chief OF
the bureau OF navigation. Admiral
Ramsay has always been opposed TO
the location OF the naval college In
Newport, claiming That its proper
place is In Annapolis Ms all adjunct to
the naval scademy there, and on
several occasions has made his feeling
felt. 1t 10 said that Admiral Bunce
leans strongly towards the view Of
Admiral Ramsay, aud 1t 10 feared that
this may result Ia the removal OF the
college TO Annapolis.
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New York, March Sl.-English
capital 10 again looking for an oppor.
tunity to invest in American copper
mines according to runners which are
given cteaence In mining circles and
an attempt is now being made TO
secure control OF two properties, one
located in Arizona and the other in
Montana. It's said that If the deal
now on foot 10 purcha,e these mines 10
successfully carried out many Improve.
ments will be made, and they viii be
entirely orgapizsd. The mines In
question are the Butte ana Boston
properties In Montana, aud the Oh
Dominion copper mines In Arizona.
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a aetiriux Allowance Fund.

OTTAWA, Ont, March Sl.-rhe post
master general nas introduced In the
HOUSE OF Commons bill abolishing
the civillservice approximation system
and establish instead u retiring allow
ance fund. The bill provides that a
certain per cent viii be deducted from
the Off ella Is salaries and this amount
with interest added hslf.yeArly at five
per cant per annum will be given to
the official when he retires, or TO his
relatives should he die In the service.
Tho debate on the address was then
resumed.
Solicitor General Fitzpatrick stated
that his recent visit TO RJmo had
nothing to do with the Canadian gov
ernment. He went there as a Catho.
Ito in the interests OF certain Catholics
from the province OF Quebec.
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Judge Norrell set the trial OF Lewis
Birmingham, charged with have com.
mittej fornication with widow
named Amanda Mcdaniel In this city
in March, 1895, for next Monday.
William Robinson, a colorsd soldier,
was arraigRed before Judge NorreIl
today on the charge OF adultery with
a married woman (also eoloreJ) named
olive Recdiok. wife OF t. ID. Reduick,
Pullman porter, on the 25lh OF this
month, and entered u plea OF not
guilty. He Will be tried Monday.
Case OF the Salt LAKE Lithograph
company vs. the Ibex mining company
ct al; A. HsnAuer party defendant
granted ten days additional time to
file and prepare statement ON new
trial.
William Gsddes VS. Joseph Morris
ct al; dismissed az to James Glendin-
Ming, by plaintifi. orots.oompiaint Of
Glendinning dismissed by defendant,
ALEC continued for term.
A venire was issued from Judge Nor
reil's court this afternoon for eighteen
additional jurore. The following
names weredrRwn; J. u. Eldredg 90 Jr,
Charles Caldwell. William f. Rigby,
Neis A. Nelson, Thomas Qnayie,
James Curr,e, Thomas Twiggs, Jacob
Peart, John I. Gabbott, II. +. Turn-
bull. G. A. Short, William Laphiu, NJ.
Q. Smith, Benismin johnson, w. II.
Raybould, Abort Clough, Ralph g,
Savage, William Walker.
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THE supnEnE COURT
Hands Down AN opinion ia the Case
OF Henderson vs. Adams.

Hands Down an opinion ia the Case
OF henderson VS. Adams.
The Supreme court has fled an opin.
ion In toe case OF II. II. Henderson
ct al, administrators Va l.. b. Adams
ct al, affirming the judgment OF the
court below.
The plaintiff had recovered a judy.
ment against Adams ami one OF his
co.defendRnte, for $3.50, but an exc
cution was returned unsatiefled. Later
Adams conveyed certain real estate to
one George b. Brastow, as trustee In
trust for the Adams Nursery company,
for the consideration OF 81, and the
plaintiffs brought euit to have the
transfer declared void as to them. The
lower court, held that the plaintiffs
were not entitled to any relief and
dismissed their complaint, when an
appeal was taken.
IRE opinion Ia written by Chief Jus.
tice Zane. Justices Bartch anu Miner
copcurring.
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Forestry Reservation Hearing.

WAsuINaToN, March 3l.-Secre-
tsry Biiss gave g hearing today to n
large CO gressionsl delegation who
desired TO protest against the forestry
reservation order Issued by President
CLEVELAND. February 22nd last, setting
aside large tracts OF various states. y
Those present included Senators
Wilson ana Turner, Washington;
Clark and Warren, Wyoming; Cater
and Mantle, Montana; Cannon, Utah;
Pettigrew, South Dakota; Representa-.
tive Mondell, wy ming; ex-senator
Moody, South Dakota. Land Com
missioner Hermann anu Director
Wolcoit, OF the Geological survey, also
were present.
The general proposition urged was
that the proclamation will he either
revoked In toto or operations suspard.
ed.
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CAPE Town, March 8l.-President
Kruger, It Ia ANNOUNCED from Pre-.
,oria, has tu,.enled Bis grandson,
Elof, from office, for mskiny a speech
In which he insui,ed Queen Victoria.
The president ia tue prVss Expresses
sihcere regret at Eloff's irrespo nsibls
speech.
A fight has occurred bstween a party
OF Swszis and whites near Bsrberton.
The whites sent an urgent request tor
police, which will be sent.
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THE TARIFF BILL.
II Passes the House This Afternoon
on a Vote Of 200 10 i2l.
TO TAKE EFFECT ON APRIL 1s,.
Five Democrats aud One pOpnllst sup.
ported The Mca,ure-Repub.
lieaus solid.

WAsHINGToN, March 3l.-Voting on
the tariff bill In the House will begin
at 3 O'Clock. Ali amendments made
IN the committee of the whole will be
voted on In gross except the one made
this morning TO have the duties go
into effect ON April lat. The Demo .
crate will dema nd u separate vote on
this one. The m 9tion 10 recommit the
bill to the ways ana means committee
will bs male by Dockery (Mo.) I'M
less the Speaker rules the motion .opt
OF order 1t will be voted on before the
bill lie put on Its passage.
II there IL vote on the motion to
recommlt, yeas and nays will probably
be taken on 1t. A yea ald nay vote
will probably be taken on tho passage
Of the bill.
BULLETINS.
The House adopted the amendment
to the tariff bill by Gfosvenor, making
the duty on curreats two cents o
pound.
TIE tariff debate was closed by
MCMILLAN renu.) Tor the Democrats.
he denounced the trusts. Dingley
(Maine) closed Tor the Republicans.
The amendment 10 have the tariff
bill go into Hsct on April first was
adopted, POI 10 100, six voting "pres-
emit"
The motion to recommit the bill to
the wayo AID meaus @ mmittee with
inetruclions TO report it osoK, with all
goods controlled ny trusts % the free
let, was lost, ayes las, noes 1876.
A motion TO TecUmmit with instruo.
tione 10 incorporate an amendment
removing the duty on articles &C N.
trollej by trusts was iost, 14s 10 1876.
The tariff nil passed, 2O5 10 l2l.
There were 81 pfoseat not voting.
Before the result was announced,
the Speaker haG HE name called and
voted aye amid Applause. His official
announcement OF the Result (ayes 205,
nays III, answering present 2l)
was greeted With applause by
the Republicans. Five Democrats
voted for the bill; Davey, Broussard,
OF L2uisiana, and Slayden anu
Kleberg, Texas. Howard, (Pop.,
Alabama,) also voted for the bill.
Most Populiois and oil silverltes
refused TO vote. The Republicans
voted soiidly for the dill.
The Houae adjourned until 5atuf-
dny.
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GENERAL RIVIERA.
Tho Cuban Rebel Leader Captured by
tho spaniards.

HAVANA, March 81. -Gen. Ruiz
Riviera Maeeo's successor in Pinar
uel Rio, who was captured by Gen.
Hernandez De Vsiasco on Sunday,
near Cabesades de RIO Hondo, came
to CUBA in 1858. For four years no
had followed The calling OF civil
engineer at Barcelona, Spain. He re-
MANNED In Cuba curing the long war
OF the rebellion which was suspended,
though not subdusds by the articles Of
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CHICAGO, March 3D. According to
Professor CARROT, chief OF the weather
bureau, southern Illinois and Missouri
Will lave thunder storms Of severe
nature.
The tornado dau ger signal has been
ordered out In all towns west OF Hi.
Louis.
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Judge Hiles is hearing today the
case Of Samuel ]. Brown Va The
Great Salt Lake & Hot Springs rail.
way company.
Brown brings this action to recover
the sum of $4,000 as damages TOR
permanent injury, including the
rental value OF the plaintiffs property,
situated on Third West street, by rea.
son OF the defendant constructing and
operating q road without any right
and against bis protest.
Moyle d Younv are PLAINTIFF attoI.
neys. Rawiins & Critchlow appear
for the railway people.
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WEYMOUTH, Eng, March 3l.--The
banking house, whose suspension was
announced yesterday, 10 the Wey.
mouth old bank, one of the oldest In
Dorcetshire. The liabilities amount to
2,500,0 900.
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TROUBLE IN HAWAII.

Japan. Representative sonds 10 Tokie
for warshfp.
FAN FRANCISCO, March 8l.-The
steamer Rio Janeiro brings news from
Honolulu that the authorities have
barred cut lot OF unqualified Japan
ESQ immigrants. Local Japanese
'nreaten trouble. Japan's represe anita.
tive has sent 10 Toxic for q warship.
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SITUATION AT NEW ORLEANS.


NEW YORK, March 3O.-The Her
AIDS Correspondent in Montevide co,
Uruguay, telegraphs that the United
States cruiser Yantlc is III Dat. The
cruiser did not suffer any material
damage.
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WAsaINGToN, March 8l.-The
President today nominated Thomas
w. Crldgler, West Virginia, third as.
sistant secretary Of stats, and Lieut.n-
ant Commander AlberL II. Couden 10
be commander OF the navy.
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rivo ballot. wi,hou, Result.

FRANKFORT, KY, March 8l.-Five
ballots iof senator were taken today
without result, Hunter being still
three short Of election. The assembly
adjourned.
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LONDON, March 8l.--A dispatch
from The correspondent OF the Daily
Chronicle ct Elassona, headquarters Of
the Turkish army in Macedonia, says:
"War 10 inevitable II the negotia.ions
OF the powers fall. Thirty thousand
insurgents armed TO the teeth are
waiting at certain point on the from.
tier. A week from today Is the ami.
versary of the Creeks independence.
1t is difficult to believe that 1t can pass
without enthusiasm breaking the
bounds, though Prince Conetantiu e's
orders are to exercise tho utmost strict
ness TO prevent any unauthorized nc.
ton"
PARTIAL BLOCKADE OF GREECE.
PARIS, March 3l.-It lie announced
mere this afternoon that the powers
have decided to proceed with partial
blockade OF Greece Mt an early date.
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OTTAWA, Ont, March 8l.-The Do
m!nIon government has decided to
send twenty more mounted policemen
10 the Yukon gold fields in couple oil
weeks.
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Train DELAYED.

The Eastern mail, duo hors at $40
today Is reported to be- twelve houn
late on Eccoun. u the heavy storms.
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q BOMBAY, March 3l.-Accordlng to
tho ofiicIai list puplisnsd Today tue
total number OF deaths In this city for
the week en- ding last Friday WINS LII.
OF tn,se, 465 were uue to the bubonic
hague. The nc, urps snow light In.
iease In mortality in PooDs. There is
u considerable increase In the district
Of Surrat, Sukkutar, Kama and Hy-
derpbau. The number OF fatal Gases
at Karschi during the week ending
March 26Ib, Vas lSb.
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DEVASTATING TORRENTS.
Taa LsVe8S Breaking aud Fertile
Valleys Inundated.
ThSasauds of Live stock Perish:=:.
and People Narrowly rs
Gaping Death.

GREENvnLE, Miles,, March 3D.
Last night the ievee broke at Sellas
Landing, the water now running Wild
in Boliver county between s8osaisle
and Gnnnison. The levee there Ia
about fifteen feet higher and the
crevasAs now Is over Thousand feet
Wide. There are now four breaks on
the Mississippi front hourly pouring
devastating torrents into this fertile
valley. The entire Ysz1o, Miss, delta
from Australia landing south to Vicks.
burg will be ovoi tiJwed. Places never
affected IN former years Will bs under
water in two days. Thousands OF live
stock are drowning and some fleeing
people had close shave for their lives.
SITUATION AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. March 31.--In the
vicinity OF the city the levees are in q
good condition. A small break re.
ported opposite Port Chalmette has
bean closed. The crevssse reported In
the levee at Bayou Thitoueaux Will do
little damage, as the water will flow
Into the lake. The river at Lske
Providence on Monday mar ked A
on the guage % feet higher thnn ever
known before. Yesterday the water
began to reoele. The fall was caused
by the crevasses on the Mississippi
side OF the river.
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WARRINGTON, March Sl.-schock
is still reading the six-cay race. The
mon score: Sohock, 90; Albert, Sls;
Lawson, 700; Golden, 1857; Cassidy,
IA; Riverre, $40; Forl, 4Os; Muller,
loS.
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MADRID, March 3l.-It Is semi.
officially snnouucod that a scheme for
Cuban reformsi will be introduced in
April.
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Tho Insurgents lombard Another
Block house.

CASEA, Msroh 3l.--ChristiauB bonn.
barded the blockhouse above the lied
den fort which, together with the
foreign ironclads, replied with sbells.
The bOmbardment continued until ii
O'clock last night and was resumed
this morning. The result Ia not
known.
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Dying Of Heart Trouble.

CHICAGO, March Sl.-Ofrington
Lunt, aged SO years, the founder OF
Evanston, Is dying OF heart trouble at
his home In that city. The attendi ng
physician hiss no hops OF prolonging
hts lie. He may pass away at any
moment.
Besides being the founder OF Evan
ston, Mr.. Lunt Ia one OF the founders
OF Northwestern University and its
theological department., the Jarrett
biblical institute, and holds high
place in the Methodist Episcopal
church.
He was born December "a, 1915, nj
Bowdoinhem, Maine. In November,
1S4J, he cams to Chicago. There was
not single railroad here st that time.
Ho was grain dealer from 1874 to
ls62,and wes member OF the board 81
trade from its beginnisg. Ia 1855 he
wEe elected member Of the board OF
water commissioners for Chicago ami
terved us Its aecrstsry and president.
During the war Mr.. Lnnt wss active
in behalf OF the Union. He raised
uuplles Tor the soldiers and prepared
the iirst regiment to start from Chicago
10 Cairo.
In company with others he proeured
the charter and Incorporated North.
western university. From tue first be
waa member OF the executive COM
miitee anu ir0m 1876 was frat vice
proside Mt OF the board OF ifustees. Dur
log his lie time he gave the institution
SUI. 900.