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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-14
No Trining Mater.

Queen Regent Maria Christina was
deeply agitated. Senior Sagasta had
called at the palace at an unusually
early hour with important dispatches,
and she was not ready to receive him.
"Show him up she said to the LADY,
in-waiting; .but.wait one minute! Tell
me, is my crown ON straight? ?"--Pitts-
burgh Chronicle-Telegraph.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-14

Football Captain (coldly)-I hear
you stood near the head of your class
last month?
Half-Back Yes, captain-b-but--
.Oh! 1 don't say but what you are an
right as yet-bnt it looks bad; il look.
just as If yon we're neglecting your
training Puck.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-14

Every term of United States
court the docket is crowded with
whiskey cases, and men are being
sent to prison by the score for SELL
ing malt and spirituous liquors,
Yet they persist in the nefarious
business. Ifthere is any class Of
violators of the law that are
always, sooner or later appre-
hended, ii is the seller of intoxi-
eating liquor in the Indian Terri
tory. 1t may not be any of our
business but we feel like warning
some certain parties in Vinita to
quit the business before they get
into trouble. Its bad business
and if you don't stop you will be
arrested before the holidays are
over. SelabI
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-14

g "What is woman's sphere r. inquired
the lady with loud voice.
And the dyspeptic man looked w
wearily and answered:
-The same as in every other case,
suppose; the earth II she can get IT,"
Detroit Free Press.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-14

Representative Baily has intro
duced q bill in congress TO extend
for three years the time for The
construction Of the Gainesville,
McAleater and s.. Louis railway.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-14

The double-entry system of book
keeping, now in common use, was first
practiced in Italy in the latter part Of
the fifteenth century.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-14

Dave Welch, a Cherokee and
well know character here abouts,
came very close to the point Of
"pAssing in his checks" by the
cold storage route last Saturday
night. Dave came to town last
Saturday and INDUCED in his
usual avocation of imbibing "fire
water" until he was gloriously
hilarious, and pulled out tor home
afcot, leaving his horse in town.
after proceeding toward home for
a mile or two he concluded he
would go to bed, and laid down
on the ground, giving himself up
to the tender mercy of a raging
snow storm. The next morning
he was fonnd with his shoes off
and nearer dead than alive from
the exposure of the night and
taken home. If he recovers from
this experience it is hoped that he
will realize that fire water' will
not keep him from freezing to
death and will be more cautious
in selecting lodging for the night.
Southwest City Enterprise.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-14

Mike-Ut's twins, Pat; wan bhcy an
wan gur-rl.
His Brother-Begorra, thin. am Oh
an uncle or an aunt, Oh dunno Puck.
Daily camera., 1898-04-01
HUBBARD'S
Greenhouses.

Special designs for funerals. weddings.
etc. Appropriate souvenirs at reason
able rates. Prompt delivery.
Apple, Pear, Plum and Shade Trees.
Vines of all kinds ready now.
Corner 18th and Arapahoe streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
RICHMOND BOROUGH NEWS.

Emma Dcvery. thirty-three years old. resident
Of First-ave Tompkinsvllle, attempted suicide
early yesterday morning in the creek at Rich
rnond She seen by n farmer and dragged
out OF the water. II Is supposed that she was out
OF her mind
The body OF drowned man In an advanced state
OF decomposition found yesterday ut C;Tords
The man WAS dressed IN dark clothing ana had no
papers or other articles which would serve TO den-
tify him.
The marriage OF Miss Marion Roberts OF Brook
lyn. to Beverley Robinson of New Brighton will
take place to-day In the Church of the Epiphany
Manhattan.
Father DOugherty. the manager OF Mount Lo-
retto Mission yesterday observed with special ex-
erclses the twcnty-nfth anniversary OF his ordina-
ton TO the priesthood.
committee. consisting Of Miss H. Louise Hitch
cock willard J. Tompkns r. Lloyd Trask, John
Allen. r. L. Stafford and W Tempeton Johnson,
has been appointed by the Alumni Association Of
the Staten Island Academy 10 arrange for the an
nual reception. which VIII be held on Tuesday,
June q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
NETWORK CITY.

Among the passengers who will sail Tor Liver
pool thi. morning on tho White star inner h'''h"
mic are Sir James Tytler and Miss Marguerite
Lemon.
Twenty-two candidates for tho post OF interpreter
IN Tho Office OF the Commissioner OF Immigration
were examined yesterday in the rooms OF the
civil Service Commission. IN tho Postofice BUILD
ing.
two weeks ago OF forgery in the second degree
and who was strongly suspected Of Wholesale muir
der v,as sentenced Yesterday by Judge Newburger
in the Cour, Of General Sessions to nine years
and SIX months in Sing Sing Prison. The Judge.
in passing sentence told Zanol that he was fortn-
nate in not being at the bar ON a far more serious
charge
The employees OF Hackett. Carhart & Co, cloth
,ers broadway and Thirtecnth-.t Broadway and
Canal-st. and Broadway. near Chambcrs-st.' arc
10 have their annual picnic mex; Saturday AFTER
noon and evening ~ Benner's Grove. Long Island
The proceeds will be devoted 10 the Mutual Ala
Fund
TIL. Seamans Christian Association. No. "S
WashlnRton-st has a mission rest" fCT salors.
engineers hremen and boa.men. II is nom
.cctarian and no salary Is paid to officers or man
aver The association asks FOR comfort bugs,
knitted articles and mems cns'-oH clothing. Ihe
bags should contain pins. needles. coarse white
and black thread. darning wool. buttons. thmbies.
combs bancages knives and scissors
Tho annual meeting Of tho stockholders OF tho
New-York and New Jersey Bridge Company was
held yesterday al the company's Offices No. lii
broadway and adjourned 20 Tuesday July .. The
secretary reported progress with the plans for the
ctr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
SING SING.

The thrtieth annual commencement at tho Ossin-
ing School for Young Women took place yesterday.
There large attendance OF the friends and
patrons Of the school, and the exercises throughout
interesting. The commencement address was
made by Hamilton w. Mabie. The following are
the OF the graduates: Academic course
Miss Clara May Hoffman. Miss Florence Kate
Milar, Miss Katherine Margaret Moran and Miss
May Noble Classical course-Miss Margaret Re-
becca Wells, Art course-Mss Anna Acker and
Miss May Belle Barlow.
For the last two days It has been persistently
rumored in this village that James Mccormick has
been appointed agent and warden OF the prison. TO
succeed Colonel Omar Y. Sage. Inquiry al the
prison has failed TO substantiate tho report, al
though the authorities there disc.aim any knowl-
edge Of what the Department ut Albany might zee
At to do. II Mr.. Mccormick is appointed II will
be in the line Of Civil Service promotion, he
has been keeper at the prison for the last twenty
five years, and Is in receipt OF pension from the
Government for wounds received IN battle In the
Civil War
What threatened 10 be serious fire started yes
terday morning in Murrays carpenter shop In Leon
ard-st. In the rear OF Olive Opera House Quick
work the part OF the Fire Department ex-
tinguished the flames before much damage was
done 10 the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
PFFKSKILL.

The commencement season IN feeKsk"' mas Oe
Gun On Sunday the baccalaureate sermon was
PREACHED in the First Presbyterian Church oy t'e
Pew Henry r Denlinger. OF Caldwell, ~ D. 10 n'e
cadets OF the Peekskill Military Academy ana Lake
Noheran School on Monday evening the ahhua'
oratorical contest at the Peekskfl Military Acau-
envy took place In the armory The 4oiowns WAS
the programme: "Foreigners' Views or the Status
O, Liberty" Cadet S. Max We'll; piano SOLO. mo
Norwegian Bridal Procession" Grieg. Cadet steven
c Rose THE Sioux Chiefs Daughter, cadet mar
old D. f. Hyatt: music, Pomponet'e Gayotte. me
Academy Orchestral The Gladiator, Louis r.
I)osh: violin SOLO rnazurkA ID minor. NlemaWsk
Frank Vessels: The Unknown Speaker, Ca1ei
Major Stewart Burchard. The Committee on aware
OF Medal was Jay Il. Decatur. MAJOR +. !. baIlH
and Professor r. V. Vance. They awarded htst
prize 10 Cadet ;. Max Well. with honorable mem
ton u Cade, Harold d. Z. Hyatt. ,,
in the arrpory. This the programmes Muse,
Academy Orchestra, add ess by the president mar
old |. Pope; class history w. B. Gilmore Nlolip
500 Major K;assy; class Grafton L. p Dosh !;
prophecy Edwin Letter piano solo, Major hinsey
poem. 1masa Smith: presentation Grafton, X. l..
BOYER: music. Academy Orchestra After the
entertainment there was dancing and reception
To-day the annual graduating exercises VIII take
place al 20 o'clock in the armory. The usual
exhibition drills Will take place this morning
Las. evening al Lake Michigan school there was
TeeksLin people. This afternoon at 80 o'cock the
commencement exercises will be held After tho
graduating programme there will be drills on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
AN ACTORS SANITARICM.
PLAN SUGGESTED AT THE ANNUAL MDhi-
mo OF THE ACTORS FUND.

plan SUGGESTED AT THE ANNUAL MEET
mo OF THE ACTORS FUND
A.. ,,. seventeenth annual meeting Of the Actors
r,,rd ~ America which was held yesterday MORN
two n. Hovt.s Theatre IL was decided to take steps
,orord tho formation OF n plan TO build santa
rum Louis Aldrich the president OF the Actors
END f. the father OF the project his sus-
os,ton which was embodied In his annual address,
- tho Fund Is best explained In his own words.
which are "a follows:
AS a suggestion for the further Improvement
q, tho Actors Fund. l urge that practical shape
no given 10 n plan TO purchase or build an Actors
ruud sanita-ium combining under our absolute
oor,rol n hospltal for our INDECENT sick. as well
os n bome FOR tho aged and helplessly inilrm OF
our profession together with such other purposes
as shall be thought best
The annual election resulted as follows: Presi-
dent Louis Adrich first vice-president. Frank w.
Sanger: second vice president. John Drew; secre-
tary Daniel Frohman: treasurer. Andrew A. Nc
corn,icl<: trustees William II. Crane. AL Hay
man. Harrison Grey Fiske, Frank G.. Golfer T.. +.
Markay William \. Brady. Edwin Knowles and
Eugene Tompkins.
Roland Reed read resolutions Of coincidence on
the death OF Thomas W. Kecne They were ordered
to be spread upon the minutes.
IL was decided to Inquire into tho case or Alfred
La Brle an actor. whose ashes ara in an under
taking establishment In Eighth-ave. If the rcla-
lives permit. the ashes will be buried ut the OK
pense OF the Fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
TWO AGPHYYIATED BY GAS.

Charles Brftsch, Swiss electrician was found
dead from gas asphyxiation yesterday morning In
the rear OF his shop. No. 2A Centre-st. HIS son
was found unconscious at the same time and is not
likely 10 recover He Is now In 81. Nincent's Hos
p!tal The men lived together behind tho shop In
two-story -and-attic building Adjoining their room
they had steam generator worked by gas, 10
which tho gas was led by tube from tho main
pipe The men were discovered by one Of the EN-
ployes He az once ran up the street TO find po-
ltcenan. He kept running until he reached
Police Headquarters where he asked that an am
bulance be sent for. II exactly an hour later
before the ambulance arrived from St Nincents
Hospital No life was then found in the older man.
but the younger man had stu a chance. ana no
was hurried OFF the hospital II was said there
that his recovery was exceedingly improbable. Tho
accident was caused by gas tube falling from tho
main pine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
ARDsLEY AND DOBBs FERRY.

number If well.known society women OF this
neiahborhoou are interested IN the concert TO be
given at the home Of Mrs. TrenOr L. Park. ct fur-
chase Saturday. June is. In aid OF the Reo
Cross 1t is believed that an auxiliary OF the So
ciety will be soon organized here for the purpose
OF maintaining trained nurses In the present war
FY-senafor Charles L. McCelland will give a
lecture in the Ardsey Methodist Episcopal Church,
on Friday evening on Robert Burns as Nature
Poet
The women OF the Greenburg Reformed Church,
at Elmsford. Will open bazaar this afternoon ana
continue il until tomorrow evening. 80
J. Eugene Baker. collector OF taxes for the village
of Dobbs Ferry. began collecting on Monday.
Andrew G Fields and his family have closed r1leir
home in Dobbs Ferry and gone TO their farm near
New City. Rockland County. for the summer.
The announcement is made OF the marriage OF
Miss Gertrude Post TO Albert II. Anderson both OF
Uniontown which took place In Hastings on Thurs
dav evening last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
MASONS IN CONVENTION.
THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE STATE
GRAND LODGE BEGINS

GRAND MASTER sUTHERbANDS hDpH'-''
FEATURE OF THE FIRST DAYS SESSION
ELECTION OF OFFICERS TO
TAKE PLACE TO-DAY.
-, ,,i ,,a.,ing OF the Grand Lodge OF
r,ra. and Accepted Masons OF the state or -|e"-
vo-t was begun in the Masonic Temple. sNth-aVe'
and Tweutv-tn.fd-st.. yesterday. Inc m'e''"e
~ las, three days, the sessions beginning D"y
ard ,o-msrrow AT . o'clock in the morh'hs' III M
7i3 lodges throughout the state are rep'e
an, including the general officers OF the uraio
ooge abou, one thousand delegates are III AZ
.,d,,co The election Of officers is 10 take p'ace
.hla ,,orning II IS expected the present lhcuu-
,e,,s ~ me highest Offices Will De reelec'eu. i"o!
are william a sutherland OF Rochester " a''
Master. Wright D. PownalL OF New-iorK Depuy
c-srd Naster. Charles T. Ide 81 Syracuse senior
Grand warden; Charles ". Cusnmah' OF n"',"'V'
r,r,or Grand warden: George Hayes, OF New
york Grand Treasurer and Edward NJ l.. Ehlers'
q, Nev-York Grand Secretary Among the o''c.
subjects which 20 come up to-day 10 propose.
20 reduce the number OF trustees from se'e" ~
three. -. "
A. ves,erday's session thc annual address OF NJ
X W,uam 4 sutherland. Grand Master WAS
,A orA also the report Of the trustees and the re-
..,-. o, +h. Grand Secretary. In Mr.. sutherland
address mention was made OK those members Oh 'l'
order who have died during the lasi year 80
smoking 81 the lodges relations win sister s""p
lodges Mr. SUTHERLAND say" VIZ" "' NM
and Porto Rico. Although we long have o'eh ana
theoretically are. ln frlterna correspondence VIII"
,ho Grand iolrcs 81 cuba and Porto Rico, the war
IN cub, and the persecution % tho Cnbans by ine
er.ui4n Government nave practically sn7 me-.
tlr operations 81 the Grand Lodge OF 'u"" III
some years ,,..a- .,t,. "Or
speaking o. peru. the Grand Mastcr s'la' o,,c,
r,...ulD.r iaef here came 70 my nolc, an -
-, ono rhr stIar Daw. Grand Master or Mas,ils u.
-, d,f.i Jrre ~ lss1. wherein he directed tnai
t.~c..t.r fhn affairs lu the lodges IN Peru an"uli
~, tors.- fi,ror' The Holy Bible and al reference
10 fhr Great Light .n Masonry should De shet ntn
fl,,, fna ritual BEFORE the sun had got" uuNl
- + d.y your Grand Master had pcnned the edlc,
announcing TINS Masonic suicide OF the "'""u
Lodge OF Peru .--., -oro-,
The rccap.iula,ion Of the secreiary,s report
s1to,q1l and balance on deposit IN Union trust
l'nmnnnN. 81 20 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
YONKERS.

Tho Westchestcr branch Of the Woman's Aux
Hilary to the Board OF Missions Will hold its annual
meeting at ST. Johns Episcopal Church. this city
at II o'clock this morning. The Rev Dr. f b.
Van Kleeck archbishop Of Westchester, will pre-
side. Addresses will be delivered by the Rev DR.
z. A. Bradley. Of New-York City. and by Miss
6ibyi Carter. At the business meeting to be held
at o'clock In the afternoon, in the parish house
Miss Carter win also speak. Tho officers OF tho
Auxiliary are Mrs. G. p. Titus, Of Rye. treasurer:
Mrs. c. ". Bolton, OF Pelham. secretary; Miss
Alice Sanford. of Pelham. assistant secretary
At the homo Of Police Commissioner Henry R.
Hicks. in the Tuckahoe Road. this evening at 6
o'clock. the marriage Of his daughter. Miss Evelyn
". Hicks. TO DR.. Carl Henry Kroeber OF No 10
4ighland-ave, will take place. The Rev. Dr. David
Cole. formerly pastor OF the First Reformed
Church. with ofYictate.
= spfcial meeting Of the Yonkers Building and
GSea Association was held last night IN its once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
n Getty Square to make certain amendments to the

in Getty Square to make certain amendments 10 the
articles OF the ass ociation.
Boats are being gradually placed In commission
at the anchorage Of the YOnRerS Corinthian Yacht
club. the end OF Vark-st The sOop c. w
Swapp is the latest boat 70 be put in commission.
The Switchboard tournament at the Palsade
alleys in GenwoOd is progressing Several games
were played this week The deciding game be-
tween the ten-mcn bowling teams OF the club and
the Yonkers Bowling Club will be rolled to-HoT-
evening
special meeting OF the Members General Com
mittee of the Hollywood Inn club was held on
Monday evening at the Inn TO make arrangements
for games at the Recreation Field at Dunwoonle
on the Fourth Of July: J. is proposed TO nave
@; hletic sports with suitable prizes ana prooaDy
two games OF ball. in the forenoon ana one IN
the afternoon on Saturday afternoon OF ms week
the home team will meet ne team OF me HiApah
Athletic Club Of Passaic y J,
Miss Bessie McCaucy. Of Beech-st., was paihiuly
Injured yesterday ny being thrown from her Whee.
She was on her way TO vis, her sister In Odell-aVe
when she lost control of the bicycle Dr. iyre NJ
tended her and had her taken to ST. Josephs HOS
pital. ,,, .o,ohro.. thu
torty-ffth anniversary OF its organization to-inoi
row evening by dinner. A NUMBER OF interesting
speakers have been secured for the OCCASION
The Young PEOPLES Association or the "estlnl-
e,er presbyferian Church celebrated last evening
sbe thtrtv.drst anniversary OF It's organization.
Frank B. Hickey read an historical sKetch % NV.
socie,y and the Rev. Enos. J. BosWotth OF nc
NennHrhnn Avenue Baptist Church. delivered 'he
principal address OF the evening. o,... uo,..,
At the convocator OF Terrace city IhaP'e 81 49,
Arch Masops. last night in Masonic Hall two can an
didates were exalted 10 the sup'i'H" "'e'N -
The yonkers Auxiliary Of the Red Cross Ass9 gfn
t,on will sew this forenoon at the Assembly, nan
OF the Hollywood Inn Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
Mr.. HARRITY TAXES 1T CALMLY.
ur PREDICTS THAT THE PRESENT LEADERSHIP
OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY WILL
SOON BE REPUDIATED

SOON BE REPUDIATED
pruadelnhla June William f. HMr'y 'oDa'
rec.lved Official notice from Chairman James n
ro,os thar majority OF the Democratic Na'io""'
committee Ia ing voted in favor OF recos"'A'''s
Tomas NJ Gufrey as the Pennsylvania 'ne'"oei Va
~ committee Mr. Gufey's name VIII De place.
., tho roll. Referring to the matter MI ha'''''
said ,...,. ..or,ar, 20
THO action ~ the committee Is OF Nttie tnotheLb
,,. ,,ersonaiv Nearly two years ago sate 49, To-
,',,iro ~ nv withdrawal from active p at ~
4, nolifics Since then have nov al'enu t.tIc or
,rl,ne whatever OF any political co'N III, ~
nommlttee regret. however. that tne btn ,,on
Ws't"rol Committee has taken such 1911 20, 90
,vonI seem 10 Indicate that only nose W. o,i,,er
III 4, tho ;res and Independent coinage Vi ~ -
- remain N the party ORGANIZATION, l "as b. "A
onn,sed 20 that doctrine ana SO ~
- lima m Jones while the campaign OF -sV W." W
ne,iing have not changed my views vi" Nm 80
NO, 70 the currepcy question ana an 80 re W
,,ised - ;he free coinage % silver
Pii',.a ma, the time Is not far distant W!.en II
I'll become apparent to the masses OF me Dt Lo
"ra.ir Marry that they are being misled py ,t;VS
- rnvv lead them. and that the prescht p'!il"
icsdcr.hip OF tho party will be repudllteu ny '"o
DH,,ocra lie paople OF both State and Nhtlon. 49, -.
know IL IS true that Mr.. Bryan mas $500 "a
NO co,nts upon tho support or fennsylIdntd J" ~
D.mocrori, National Convention OF ~; pur us
49, Soes not dlsturb my belief that both Mt BryHi.
ard Tree silver coinage Will receive theIr q..e ~,
a. maj year II they shall not have been cnecNa''y
disposed OF even before that TIME
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

The poard Of Education, at n meeting on Mohu"'
night approved the recommendation OF the Su-
perintendent hold the hign schooi coinnIe %
mont exercises on the night OF TUESDAY june -0'
and the grammar school exercises on the loio"i"7
night Both affairs will be held in School NO l.
south Jrifth.aye The Committee on Buildings WAS
authorized to arrange for the selection OF archec'S
for the new schools. in Tenth-ave.. and vernon
Heights to De Lied for the Tenth-ave
S,iding IL was said is satisfactory TO the taA
fTha Greater part OF the time until midnight was
taken up with hearing gwen D! ''ie e. ~. ~
Jared Barhite. principal OF SchOOl NO O. MI I,aI
I'te has been having some trouble with the teach
ers In the building. and made charges that sOI Ii
also charged that complaints made TO the superb
tendent had been ignored so iai as ne w. LIN
him as principal Of the school and thus presery ing
discipline had transacted the amars OF Inc smost
Completely Superintendent Nichols denied me
and presented esT ne Ra nsd wT was not
dismissed but suspended by reeouion ri,s
cSSarres he has implied against tho Board OF Edu
cation. x.,. -,., a,sbo, of
Ic,awore IL expected TO visit St Marys Chapel. in
Sherwood Park on the evening OF FRIDAY. June H.
The seventh anniversary Of the dedication OF
Willard Hall observed with exercises Oh MOI,
day evening by the Woman's Christian Temperance
The invitation of Coroner Banning 10 detectives,
professional and amateur, 10 investigate tne nut1
der Of DR.. Louis f. Berthe and the reward or sou
offered by the county. have attracted more than a
acore OF amateurs the scene OF the Tragedy.
Coroner Banning will complete the inquest on FIJI
day night but new evidence is scarcely expected
Willard Hall was crowded last evening with the
pupils and guests of the Misses Loo kwoods school,
The exercises assumed Il patriotic form. The hall
was draped with bunting. the programme had
dainty American flags on the front page. and Ma
tional hymns and songs predomnated among the
musical selections. The aumnee association or the
school occupied seats in front of the platform and
united with the pupils in the school song. After
the opening PRAYER by the Rev. Charles Stoddard
Lane several chorlses were sung by the entire
ScHo he liDlOnaS awarded
Lockwood. after review of the school work Of
the year. The chief address of the evening was
made by the Rev DR.. Abbott E. Kttredge. pastor
of the Madison Avenue Reformed CHURCH. The
uShers Of the evening DR.. Robert T. Howe,
Benjamin Howe. SudsOn a. Doolittle, Edward /.
Tilton. Jesse Lantz. William F. Gay and Frank r.
Chambers IT. The following young re-
ceivei diplomas: Miss Julia Whitman Hama, Miss
Francis Einor Belcher. Miss Emile Mead Dis
brow. Miss Marion Robertson White and Miss Sadie
Adele Taylor.