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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-05

At the meeting OF the city council
held last evening, the following busl-
ness was transacted:
Superintendent OF Waterwcrks Ar
mltstcad reported for the quarter end
ing March 81. and asked to have the
hydronts painted; the report was ac-
copied and the SUPERINTENDENT instruct
ed 10 have the hydrants painted.
City Attorney John and Marshal
KNIGHT reported that saloon men would
so arrange folding doors MS TO have
an open ana unohstructcd view OF the
saloon during such hours as the places
are required to refrain from doing
business.
city Attorney John reported that IT,
tie of the revised statutes providing
for the registration of warrants and
providing that warrants shall bear n
statement on their face to the effect
that they are within the debt limit,
applied to city warrants and was man
datory. The report was referred back
to the attorney with instructions to as
certain II the city was within Its debt
limit.
The committee to whom was referred
the proposal OF Mrs. Amanda NJ. knight
to purchase certain ground on capitol
hill reported adversely on the PROPOSE,
to purchase. Report adopted.
The committee on irrigation reported
fnyorably upon the petition OF the
State Insane asylum to connect IA
sewer pipe with the east drain. The
report was referred back with instruc,
tons to ascertain the feasibility of
collecting fees for connecting sewer
pipes with the drain. and also the adj
visibility of taxing land owners whose
lands are benefited by the tram for
such advantage.
The treasurer reported from January
sth to April LIST as follows:
Balance on hand January Sth 81. 42s. 20
Receipts. 80. -. E. q. .. 3,99S. 70
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-05

Ticket ONCE 212 south West Temple
Street, Salt Lake City. Utah.
L. L. DOWNING, Comr, Agt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-05

All the world admlres bold stand.
position taken and backed by the
fnets and certalnties ia sure TO win ad-
miration from all the people. state
ment OF facts by the U. s. people IS
a position established on solid ground
OF facts, which means a great deal TO
those who want excellent material. Our
strong point Is the high grade and low
price OF our 4. 3. baking powder,
Here we have quality which is pleas
Ing, quantity which is economical, and
Instability which is gratifying. a
lb-ounce can will accomplish greater
leavening than twice the amount or
less popular brands 1t makes the
baking healthfiil and attractive. IL gives
TO all the food In which II Is used
the delicate flavor Of high grade purity
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-05

Harry Corson Clarke and his COM
pany will be the next attraction Mt the
New Grand, In What Happened To
lones. The engagement will be for one
week. beginning Monday. April 1ith.
MIR, Clarke needs no introduction TO
,he local amusement public and n
rousing reception Is awaiting him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-05

Disbursements. e. ...... Pas. %
si2,67S IL
Amt credited sinking fund, 30I 90
Balance on hand April LIST. .Si2, gS5. 10
Mr.. Keller introduced resolution
setting apart about seventeen acres OF
land on Capital hill for a public park.
the saa to be improved from year to
year with that end In view TO the ex-
tent that the finances of the city may
permit. The resolution provides for
trees to be planted at once on the east
and north boundaries OF the groilrd
set apart and on the south and west of
the ground on the brow OF the hill.
and also provides for the purchase OF
three shares of water for irrigating
purposes and for the appointment of II
committee of three TO be appointed by
the president TO purchase and plant
trees. The resolution was adopted and
the following committee appointed:
Keller, Goddard and Johnson.
The waterworlss bond commission
was instructed to ascertain whether
any waterworks bonds can be pur-
chased and at what price.
The sexton wns authorized to pur-
chase 100 evergreen trees for the GEM
etery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-05

srrspr. .crHs TREATMENT ros ToErvHna, Dis
piouEIso HuAogs, VIVA Loss OF H.iR - Warm baihs
With cprtcunA Soar, Esnts anointinrs with CUricrnl
tcntmsn the great skin cure, mid dosss OF CrrtutnA
CoNr.. sole Props.. Boston.
ss-"uos 70 Cure itshipg skin pl,s.ss,- mailed nee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
WESTM0RELAND'S FUNERAL.
A Petersburg Soldier Critically Ill
Cycle Club Officers Elected.

PETERSBURG. VA. June ESPECIAL.
The funeral Of Mr. George II. Westmore-
land. who was shot and killed by Robert
Morton (colored). took place this after
noon from High-Street NJ. y. church, and
was very largely attended.
\ telegram was received here this az
ternoon from Lieutenant r. o. Jones. OF
the A 2. Hi Rifles, OF this city, now
at Camp Cuba Libre. Jacksonville. Fla,
10 the effect that Mr.. Joe SpOtswood, 2
member of the company, is critically III
with typhoid-fever Mr.. SpotswOOd IL a
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edwin Spotswood.
of this city
Lieutenant Charles Trotter Lassiter. Of
the 4. +. Hill Rifles. arrived here this
afternoon from Camp Cuba Libre 70 quail
ifv 10 the office Of Commemorative Al
torney. 10 which office he was elected at
the May election
u a meeting Of the Cockade City Cycle
Club, held tonight. the following officers
were elected for the next six months:
President George Hall: Vice President,
James NJ. Turner: Treasurer. f. N
Hobbs: Recording Secretary. W t..
Baugh: Financial Secretary. X. w. Har-
ris: Captain John r. Jones. First Lieu
tenant. r. b. Morton: Second Lieutenant
w w. Minetree; Bugler. J. G. Robinson;
Standard Bearer. DR.. Herbert Talley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
MAD BULL RUNS AMUCK.
Created CONSERVATION in the West End
for Three Hours.

There was CONSERVATION in the West
End Yesterday fOr about three hours ana
II took a great deal OF ingenuity on the
parf of A number OF people TO escape
being gored by an angry bull.
IL was about IL o'clock in the morn
ing when the bull arrived at X. ID. Hdr-
lows feed lot, on Brook avenue, near
the Third police station. He was mon
ster bull. and looked as fierce and danger
ous as any killed by the chief mataoor
of Madrid for season or two.
The animal became infuriated soon al
ter arriving at the feed yard, ana then
the trouble began. He got loose ana
made a vicious attack upon nearly every
thing in sight About twenty feet OF Dill
boards were tossed up on his horns as
though they were wheat straw. AltGI
doing this damage the raging bull maze
al A negro woman and chased her mo
a baker shop or something OF the KIM.
He then attacked a dog, which baiely
escaDed with his life. Two old women
tainted I'm the middle of Marshall street,
and then the bull rushed wildly upon
nearly everything I'm sight until the
streets for blocks around were deserted
Finally Captain Hulce. of the Third
police district detailed two or three p0-
lice officers 10 20 out and see what could
be done by way of subduing the bull. II
no attacks YOU shoot him said captain
Hulce and the officers were armed 70
the teeth. as there wasn't an expert
enced bull-fghter among them. Inc OIL
fcers with the assistance OF STOCK man.
finally succeeded I'm getting the animal
under control and he was tied 10
WAGON and carried TO Mr.. y. Eichels
Mace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and other Matters.

Mrs Larkin Gill is critically III at her
residence on Williamsburg avenue.
Mr.. J. c. Wiburn has left Richmond
for Newport News 70 engage in ous-
ness.
a marriage license was issued yesterday
morning by the clerk OF the Hastings
Court 10 Joseph Mason Hammersiey ana
Nellie Randolph M0seley.
Alessrs. I. II. Kaufman and j. Cans re-
turned from Virginia Beach yesterday ar
ter spending a few days there with their
families.
The British schooner Ravona is In the
Pamunky river taking on a cargo OF lum-
Der. 1t will clear from West Point.
Prof VIM. Il. Peters, OF the University
of Virginia, is at Murphy's Hotel.
The exhibitions by the Hickry Farm
Company 20 have been given at Corcoran
Hall last night and tonight have
been Indefinitely postponed owing 10 ILL
ness in the family of one OF the princi-
pals.
The condition OF Mr.. s. w. Travers,
who has been sick for some weeks, Is
now greatly improved. and he hopes 10
be able TO be out and resume his business
in a short time.
on next Thursday ar noon the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union VIII
conduct its monthly service at the Sol
diers' Home, Rev. w. A. Barr ofhciatins.
They cordially invite the public 10 at
tend and look forward 10 service OF
special interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
AN INTERESTING EVENT.
DIR. and Mrs. Leonard G. Crump Cele-
brate Their Golden Wedding.

An event was celebrated at the resi-
dence of Dr. and Mrs. Leonard G. Crump,
No. 3lB north Twenty-severth street, last
evening, which bids fair 10 set the stand
ard for nuptial anniversaries I'm this cry.
IL was the golden wedding OF the kihdly
Doctor and his charming wife, ana was
much in the way OF a family reunion.
FIFTY years last night Miss Emily A.
the daughter of Captain Nat savage, a
nIanter. became the bride OF DR.. trump
on her fathers plantation. just below the
city. , 10000
the ceremony. and the dance that Iol-
lowed was a pleasant memory IN the
community for years after.
six children are left OF the eleven when
came 10 bless a happy domestic ne.
These are Miss Sallie 3. Crump, Mr.: VII
liam A. Crump. and Miss Emily ,.
Crump. who reside with their parents IN
this civ. Mrs. III. r. Davis OF Atlanta,
Ga. Mr.. n S. Crump. OF Omaha, NED
and Mr.. n Y. Crump, travelling sd4es-
man FOR a New York firm.
DIR Crump entered the practice or med-
icine In New Kent county. which ne con-
tinued there until the war, when ne was
annointed 10 the ChimbOra2o Hospital In
1sg9 he moved 10 his present residence
where he has lived ever since.
4 large number OF friends called last
night. Congratulations were freey pc
slowed upon the again happy couple, VINO
stand in a fair way OF celebrating their
diamond anniversary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
AUGUSTA STILL
HARD PRESSED.
He Says the Situation Is Grave and
Growing Worse.
WAS SUMMONED TO SURRENDER.
But Says He VIII Maintain the Honor
Of Spain TO the Last-His Family
are Still i'm the Hands of the
Insurgents.
WAS SUMMONED TO SURRENDER

MADRID, June 81 p. M.-The gov
eminent has received the following dis
patch from Captain-General Anguish,
dated from Manila on June I'D:
The situation Is stlll grave. / continue
70 MAINTAIN my position inside the mn
OF block houses, but the enemy IS IN
creasing in numbers. as the rebels occupy
the provinces, which are surrendering.
Torrential rains are inundating the IN
trenchments, rendering the work OF de-
tense difficult. The numbers OF SICK
among the troops are Increasing, ana
makes the situation very distressing ana
causing increased desertlOus Oi the ma
tive soldiers.
INSURGENTS ARE STRONG.
1T is estimated that the insurgents
number 5000 armed with rifles and 10000
armed with swords. etc.
"Aguinaido has summoned me to sur
render, but 1 have treated mis- proposals
with disdain. for | am resolved 10 main
tain the sovereignty Of Spain and the
honor of the flag 70 the last extremity.
Il have over one thousand sick and
two hundred wounded.
The citadel mas been invaded by the
suburban inhabitants who have abandon
ed their homes owing to the barbarity Of
the rebels. These inhabitants constitute
an embarrassment, aggravating the sit
uation, in view of the Commandment
which. however, is not seriously appre-
hended for the moment.
SPANISH VICTORY
"The Governor Of the Visayas and Min
danao Islands cables that he has defeat
ed the insurgents in an engagement dur
ing which Chief Arco. Aguinaldo's repre-
sentative was killed He adds that tran
guilty now prevails throughout these
islands and ne further asserts that the
principal malay chiefs Of the Mindanao
group declare they desire TO fight on the
side Of Che Spaniards against the inyad-
ers'
According 10 other advices. the ennis
saries sent out to seek General Monet's
column OF a thousand men, returned az
ter a fruitless search
AUGUSTUS FAMILY PRISONERS.
Captain-General Augustus family IS
still in the hands of the insurgents
General pena with a thousand soldiers
has surrendered. His soldiers, most OF
whom are natives. Joined the insurgents.
A majority Of the attachments in the
Island Of Luzon have surrendered. owing
10 their lack OF food, though some sue
ceeded In escaping.
Numerous Spaniards, including the Gov
ernors of Babaanga, Laguna and Bula-
can. have taken refuge at Cavitc.
The rebels who are besieginS Manila
exceed 5000 men.
The city is completely isolated and the
arrival Of the Spanish squadron IS anxi-
ously awaited. for the position Of Manila
y untenable.
Small rebel craft navigate the bay, con-
veying prisoners TO Cavite.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29

roses. Professor c. +. Mutter presided
at the organ.
Miss Blocker is the daughter OF Mrs.
Katherine BECKER OF Narina district.
Henrico county, and the eroom-elect IS
a popular young man Of Fulton.
Miss Murphy To Wed.
A marriage license was issued Monday
at Washington to Mr.. John G. Clancy,
an enterprising business man OF New
York. and Miss Josephine c. Murphy, Of
this city.
Miss Murphy has for seven or eight
years been an alto singer in ST. Peters
Cathedral. She IS the daughter of the
late Colonel James W. Murphy. a gallant
Union soldier. She was born and educated
in New York. but for the past eight or
ten years has resided here.
rho ceremony will take place al high
noon to-day az ST. Stephens church.
and Rev Father OConneA. of that
church, will ofilciate.
Mr.. Lees Welded.
MI Harcourt J. Lees. for some years a
resident Of THIS city and neghborhood'
was married at Baltimore. Nd, last week,
10 Miss Jessie Emory. one Of the bellies or
that city. Mr.. Lees is a son Of Sir Har-
court Lees. Of England. lie was a mem
Der Of the Richmond Blues. and popular
with a large circle Of friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
WEDDINGS IN PETERSBURG,
Miss Helen McGregor Robinson the
Bride of Geo. Alfred Sinclair.

PETERSBURG. VA, June 2S. Special.
Mr. George Alfred Sinclair and MISS
Helen McGregar Robinson were married
this morning at $3.50 o'clock AT Tabo
Presbyterian church. Rev. J. w. Rose
bro. ID. D.. OBLIGATED.
Miss Catharine F. Spotswo0d was maid
OF honor and Mr.. Mortimer Robinson, or
Petersburg. was best man.
The ushers were Messrs James Clipt.
John Cavert. Of Richmond and Valvin
Robinson and Holmes Boisseux OF Peters
burg
The groom IS the telegraph operator Tor
the Associated Press I'm Richmond Inc
bride is the attractive daughter Of Dc.
V. Robinson. president Of the Board OF
Health of Petersburg.
The couple left for the Shenandoah
valley on their bridal trip.
Mr.. Morris A. Finn and Miss Mary
Ellen Hanrahan were married this morn
church. Rev J. r. OFerrall oficiated.
Miss Mary Helan was maid OF honor
and Mr.. John NJ. Hanrahan was best
man.
The couple left for Old Point on a bridal
trip
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
A WORD ON FRUITS.
They Are 20 BE Paraken or With
Judgment and Discretion.

The bountiful earth brings forth fruits
in their seasons. They are wholesome
but should be eaten with the sauce OF
discretion.
The apple Is at the head Of the list. II
Is more easily digested than any other
fruit. But the skin should always be dis
carded. for IL irTitates the bowels.
Fresh figs are good. but dried ones
should always b5 carefully cooked.
Crate the pineapple. or cut IL into tiny
bits for its fiber Is tough. and resists
the Juices I'm the stomach.
The common banana is deceptive
thing. and children should never be al
lowed 20 eat II raw. Baked bananas are
highly praised.
Never should the skin OF any fruit he
swallowed. The skin IS an armor for
the pulp. II is as unfit for food as a
piece Of chalk Is.
Whenever you have eaten underripe or
overripe fruit. and feel sharp. darting
pains I'm the gastric region. you will find
prompt relief in Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey. taken in a little warm water.
II - supremacy important that the
sickness caused by bad fruit should be
treated at once The value OF good
whiskey in bowel troubles is urged by
the leaders In the medical profession.
DuTy's Pure Malt is absolutely free
from harmful matter. as chemical tests
prove.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
THE NEW FRENCH CABINET.
Its Personnel as It is Now Definitely
FOrmed-WiIl be Presented.

PARIS. June 2S-The new French cab
met, as definitely formed Is as follows:
President OF the Council and Minister
OF the Interior. NJ Henri Brisson.
Minister Of Finance NJ Pasul Peytral.
Minister of Education, VI. Leon Bour-
geos.
Minister of Justice, NJ. Ferdinand sar-
rien.
Minister Of War, NJ Godefroy Cavaig-
nae
Minister Of Marine. NJ. Edouard Simon
LOckroy.
Minister OF Foreign Affairs. VI. The
ophile Delcesse.
Minister Of the Colonies, NJ Georges
Trouillot.
Minister Of Commerce, NJ Emile Ma
ruejols.
Minister of Agriculture. NJ Albert
Viger.
Minister Of Public Works. Senator TIL
laye.
The ministers will be presented 70 Pre-
sident Faure this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
REV. Mr.. MARTIN RESIGNS.
The Episcopal City Missionary Goes to
West Point.

Rev. Hugh Med. Martin. the Protest
ant Episcopal city Missionary ana the
rector of ST. Lukes chapel. has resigned
both Of these positions 10 accept can
70 St. Johns church at West Point. lie
will begin his laboTs in his new held next
Sunday.
The executive committee of the Prot
estant Episcopal Missionary Society or
Richmond held a meeting at st. James
church last night at which the resigna-
ton Of Mr. Martin was rendered and ac-
cepted A committee consisting OF Bish-
op Peufck, Revs. r.. A. Goodwin, Pres
ton Nash W. Meade Clarke and MT.
Stewart NJ. Woodward was appointed 70
recommend a successor to Mr.. Martin.
Mr.. Martin came here about three years
ago from Charlottesville ana has done
a good work lie is greatly beloved by
an who know him and it was with much
regret that the society parted with him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
Will Make IL Holiday.

NORFOLK. VA, June &-Spee!al. -
The sham bombardment which viii be
given at Virginia Beach tomorrow Tor
the benefit OF the needy families OF sol
diers now at the front, promises TO be
largely attended.
IL Is understood that all the stores in
Norfolk will be closed In order that en-
ployes may visit the beach
The Norfolk Light Artillery Blues VIII
lombard a sham fleet. and the crew OF
life saving station will rescue the sup
posed TO be drowning crew.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
Meeting Of Doctors.

The Richmond Academy Of Medicine
and Surgery held its regular meeting at
Lee Camp Hall last night There was
little work done at the meeting owing
TO the exceedingly hot weather. Dr. Har'
rison reported an interesting case and
Or. Landon y. Edwards gave some run
ming comments upon the annual meeting
of the American Medical Society recent
" held in Denver Colo, when he him
self attended. The name Of DT. Rawles
was presented as a fellow Of the Acad-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
FARMER BITTEN SNAKE.
His Arm Badly Swollen and His Con-
dition Serious.

BERRYVILLE. VA. June ESPECIAL
This morning. before daylight when
Joseph Duer entered his courthouse on
a farm in this county. ne was stung on
the hand by what is now believed 10
have been a poisonous snake. Mr.. Duer
gave the bite no attention. thinking II
was a sting Of a wasp or bee. but when
in a short while the arm began 10 swell
rapidly. end give him much pain. then
1t dawned upon him that he had been
bitten by a poisonous snake.
The rapid swelling OF the arm. and the
way il IS affected. clearly shows that a
bite OF a snake Is the cause OF the
trouble. Or. Randolph. Of Wildwood. was
summoned to give proper medical asten-
ton The latest from the unfortunate
man SAYS that his condition is serious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
StrawS
at
rs Cents.

We know that there are legions
of 75c. Straw Hats worn-that it's
a favorite price with the average
youth.
We want to show you the
SWEETEST" hat ever sold, or you
ever saw, at that price.
Looks nearly equal to the $500
hat.
Just look over Our straws.
One Of the busiest departments
is the furnishing goods; almost
every day something interesting
happens.
There's not a new thing from
underwear to shirt-studs, II 1t 5
good, You'll not find there.
Are you using the new Belt
Holder?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
PREPARING FOR WATSON,
The Spaniards are fastening TO Equip
Their Third Squadron.


The New York suns Madrid special
says
A dispatch from CadIz says the span
ish ironclad Victoria and the cruiser Al
fons0 XII. have lcft Caraca Arsenal Inc
now cruiser Isla dc Cuba IS having her
gums mounted and hundred additional
workmcn ere fastening the WORK on mo
Princesa de Asturias.
The Duke OF Najara, Military Governor
Of Cadiz. reports that the batteries AZ
puerto Santa MAJ ria and Rota, respe .nve-
" 10 the northeast and northwest N "a
diz are IN a very satisfactory condition
with the exception OF three guns az koia,
which are defective. IL has BEEN de-
cided 10 mount four additional gln' be-
tween Rota and Candelaria as a Drecau-
ton against American invasion 81 which
the authorities are apprehensive.
GIBRALTAR. June H.-Ihc tt'rl Span
ish squadron. consisting Of ,he Vito a..
Alfonso XII, Numancia. Lepanto' '1fd-
email Cisneros and the former North ter
man Llayd steamer Havel, has oeen or
dcred 10 assemble az Cadiz with tho least
possible delay. admiral Barrosa VIII
command the squadron.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29

WASHINGTON, June 2S-The President
to-day sent these nominations TO tho
Senate:
War Volunteer Infantry. Third Reei-
ment-Wade II. Westmoreland, OF
Georgia. 70 be captain; William Albert
Jones. Of Georgia, 10 be second leuien-
am.
Second Observation-Disclosures IL. Web
er. OF South Carolina. 10 be captain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
Mr. HILLS CONDITION.
It is Feared an Operation May Have TO
be Performed on Him.

Mr.. Robert HILL Jr., who has been sick
at his residence on West Grace street
for several weeks IS a very Ill man. and
his friends are not allowed to see him.
He IS suffering from blood poisoning.
4 neglected ulcer on one of els feet IS
the cause of his trouble. II Is feared
that he limb affected will have to be
amputated.
CAPTAIN William F. Drinkard. one OF
the editors of the Dispatch. ana Pasl
sone is quite An al his residence. OI west
Main street His condition asst night
was considered very serious. and his ply
stefan gives but little hope Of his ultimate
recovery.
The condition Of Mr.. J. w Southwark
IS steadily improving.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
Thousands Paid Out.

Major Price received checks last night
10 pay off all OF the accounts contracted
in the name OF the Commissary Depart
ment during the time the soldiers were
at Camp Lee. He will have paid out
when these checks are delivered to those
entitled 10 the S2S,o0Q for this department
and all OF It has gone. or will go. TO Rich
mond people.
The Quartermaster's Department has
not paid any OF its bills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
0. H. BERRY G co.
Main and 10th SITS.

closed the evening dscourses. which were
bright. humorous and eloquent
Professor Kent gave the teachers d
most cordial and hosDitable welcome in
behalf OF the people Of Charlottesville IN
his elegant address. and it seems that
they continue TO appreciate the Kindness
as well as the good work done here, as
interest has not abated. judging from ihe
large number who have already ehroileu
their names.
If there were not so many professors
this school would be a regular hen con-
ventiou. / have seen only one man ~
out Of form and in his confusion ne uiu
not put his name down. ,.,
for the weather 10 moderate. or, maybe
they all know enough.