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The daily sentinel., 1900-02-07
10000 ENGLISH EDITION SOLD.

Nearly 100 Explanatory Illustrations, with
readings of many well-known hands. Cloth
bound, 200 PIP. The regular price of the book
is 50. To introduce the American edition, we
propose to cut the price exactly one half.
By ordering at once, therefore, you can obtain
this 50 book for 81. Mail orders must enclose
S1.10 to defray postage,
G. A. WAHLGREEN, Publisher,
Barclay Block, Denver.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-20
The Narv Eorena.

The schooner Normandie, Gy1es,
master. arrived in port Monday
from Galveston with about thirty
FIVE tons Of rnereandise Tor Corpus
Caristi merchants Captain GyIes
reports having found same Of the
cast-olf cargo of the Merry Lorena
near the gnlf beach, which he
brought to town.
There IS game apprehension felt
for the safety of TIE schooner Mary
Lorena, as the vessel, which has
encountered heavy seas outside and
was a few days since compelled 10
east away her deck load, hus not
been heard from lately. Sac las
been two months out from Calves
ton on this trip.-Corpa$ Christi
Caller.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-20
ARTIST AND CRITIC.
Ike Former Owes Deaf TO the Latter,
Although seldom Acknowledged.

Ike Former O-es q Deaf 70 the Latter,
Although seldom Acknowledged.
The debt which the artist owes the
critic IS po5 g small oae. nor is il any
the less acsuaI for beng commonly lost
sight c. Il Is = current taIIef that the
public IS educated ty tho mare existence
Df the good work Of at, and not By rhe
calculation Ct its common etors Edu-
cG6oR by absorption is perhaps tho most
deep going and farTeaching form Of edu-
cation, but it has never been found
practicable 10 rely upon it solsly IN
ether branches OF mental acquisition.
Then WY bslieye tha6 it can be relied
upon solely for tbs proper development
Of the art sense? II effect IL never is
and canao5 be- How many people Gaze
sbont poetry. let rs say-feeI 1t, are
reached BY it? and can one douot that
If more loving ana careful analysis Of
such OF its prodacts as appear today
were un'ierJaken by critics competens TO
convey 10 an iudiIeren5 public the
perennial value Of its miniStrations,
some Of the sponsiveaess OF the
average reader would disappear, and
g0laa perception Of the eternal signi1i-
canoe Of the peet'e message would ex-
tend to tbs classes now given over to
nothing more tonic il TIE way OF read
iHs tLan the daily newspaper? We say
that oHe IS born with the feeling Tor
ths enjoyment Of poetry and anoEaer Is
not. Net 50. 80 ieast. 10 say this Is not
to say al. The feeling for the highest
aesthetic enJcyhisnt and appreciation is
caitiy0bie, and oul5iva5ie as is any 9TH
er faculty, b studying the material to
be enjoyed. By reverentIy coming it,
constituent parts. Ia snort, 8 vague,
dreamy delight II tbs presence Of soma
be2Utitul work Of tie ars5stic spirit IS
net enoGgh. It IS not enough fer intel
ligence. 1t Is no5 enough especially 20
produce the atmosphere Of interest
which stimulates the painter. the Iausi-
clan, thu writer, to sustained exors and
keeps him tras to the pitch. tse love
best what We know hess. Te rest in
loving withor5 knawiBg IS often the
meres5 senumentaIity-a sentimental
s. toward which oar Germanio forafa-
Tiers had always a leaning. While is
was especially antagonists to the lucid
Greek and Latin spirit.-'sIha SIper-
EUoGs Grille" hy Alfns GorIen. II
Century.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-20
PURELY PERSONAL.

H. S. Sisk, penitentiary agent,
and Frank Ayers, OF the Browns
vile and Alice stage company,
came IN on last evenings stage.
Mr.. Sisk comes after convicts from
the.l late term of district court, and
Mr. Ayers came to assist him IN
Transporting them to Alice. The
latter left on the stage this morn
ing With three Of the prisoners,
and hr. sfss VII fellQw tQzorrOw
with three more.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-20

Yavpayers d Cameron

20 tie 9pvpayef- d Cameron
Goaaty
Your al,ehi.eu Is called - TIE
Following lax laws relative 10 ks
meut OF yoar taxes
Sec. 10. Chapter l03. Laws Of
1897, reads as fellows;
4 any person shall fail or re-
fuse to pay tie taxes imposed up
Oh him or his property by law uis-
I'll the alst. day Of january, neNt
succeeding the return of the assess
meus rolls Of the eounfy to the
Comptroller, penalty Of 10 PEP
cent on the entire aaioaut Of such
taxes shall a1erue, aud The Coffee
tor Of Taxes Shall, by viriae II his
tax rolls. seize aud levy upon and
sell 50 much personal property as
may be sufficient to pay his taxes,
together With the penalty above
provided, interest, and ali costs
aecruina thereon IF 10 personal
property be found for seizure and
safe, the Collector slta1l 90 tlie 31st.
day Of March Of each year, make
mp list Of Ill the lands and lois
on which the taxes for such pre-
cediug year are Delinquent, cliarg-
ing against tlle same ali taxes and
penalties assessed against the own
II thereof.
said lists shall be made in trip
iicate ana shall be presented 10 the
Commissioners Court for exanin-
alton and correction, and when Sc
examined aud corrected, Shall be
by said court aud imme-
diassly advertised, and, after such
advertisement suit shall be insti-
sn.ed in the District Court against
deiiuqnents for all taxes AID pen
alties due
DAMASO LERsfA,
Tax Collector, Cameron County,
Texas.
March l4th., 1900.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-20
MARCH AND THE LION.
Something Better Than the Old
Saw.

The saying about the lion and
the lamb in March often proves
false, but there is another and a
better one which is literally true.
When March comes IN and finds
you taking Hoods Sarsaparllia to
purify, enrich aud Vitalize yohr
blood, yen may expect, when ii
goes ont, that it viii leave you free
from that tired feeling and with
none Of tic hollis, pimpies and
eruptions which manifest them
selves because Of impure blood IL
the spring. # you have NOT already
beguu taking Hoods Sarsaparllis
for yo2 spring medicine, We advise
you L begin today. We assure
you it viii make yoa feel better all
through the coming summer.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-20

Mrs. Ninslow's Soothing Syrup
bas been used for over fifty years
by Inillions of mothers for their
children while teething, with per
fest success. It soothes the child,
softeng the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and Is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea 1t vail re-
lieve the poor little sufferer imme-
lately Sold By Druggists in
every part Of the world. Twenty
Ave cents a bottle. Be sure and
ask for Ms. WinsloW's Soothing
EsrHr 81 sake 10 6t3sf kind.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-20
HOGS OF CHICAGO.

Small Boy-Papa, do they kill
more hogs in Chicago than any
where else in the United StatssG
Papa-That's what they say, bnt
it doesn't seem like it when you
ride in the streets cars there.-De-
troit Free Press.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-20
NJ e &C., k.E-arotaI.

At tie recent meeting If The
Suffolk comfy (HSew York; asso-
cation, Il special committee report
ed recommendations as to rates
that should be charged for local
notices of various kinds, "provid-
ing all the papers IN he association
and IN the county agree 10 abide
absolutely" by the conpaet. The
schedule suggested: s. each for
resolutions Of respect aud con
dolenee; so cents for q card CT
thanks; > cents per line Tor all no
tees OF church or soeiety enter
taiuments ofa money-Inaking char
acter, unless there be an accom-
paoying order for job printing Of
an amount to warrant free notices.
-Newspaperdom.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-20
Tuesoay March 20. 1909.
ABOUT TOWN

A quantity Of old lumber for
sale. Apply at TIE hiERAL9 oaice.
The schooner Coquette sailed
from BRACES for Galveston this
afternoon at 3 o'clock, in ballast.
If yoR contemplate huilding 3
cottage yoa can 6nd bargain in
old lgmber by calling at TIE Her
AID Office.
The ensire freight brought by
the steamer Cumberlaud-I25
tons-wi!l all be here Icy s o'clock
tomorrow morning
The steamship Cumberland viii
sail from Brazos for Galveston at
SIX o'clock this afternoon. Con-
Meeting train from Brownsville
left here as O'Clock this after
noon.
The steamship Cumberland,
which sailed from Galveston on
"Wednesday, arrived inside the bar
at Brazos Santiago at 500 this
morning. She brings a cargo con
sistiug chiefly of corn aud -four.
If you want first class bicycle
at less than one-tllrd its value, call
at TIE HERALD Office. Any man 5
sI5 ~ wil buy shis bran new
bicycle, Morgan & Wright tires,
etc, all guaranteed aud in first
class condition. This offer only
holds goods good fora few days and
If yoa are thinking Of buying a
wheel for your own use or a spec
ulatiou you had better call at once.
Attention is called to the adger-
tisement of Pennybacker'6 school
History of Texas, which appears
elsewhere in The HERALD. THIS
history has been adopted by the
State board of instruction for Use
in the public schools, aad the
price Of tie beck is fixed by state
Contract at s. cents each, or 80
cents exchange price, that is, in
exchange for old Texas school
histories. The work Is highly re-
commended for use in schools,
being a lucid, correct sad interest
ing account Of the ev4ntful history
OF Texas. tits also of great ser
vice to teachers preparing fer ex-
animation and TO those seeking
Information on any points cf Texas
history. As will be seen by the
advertisements o. Wheeler, editor
of TIE IaaAnO has accepted the
agency for Pennybacker'S History
Of Texas and the work can be
parehassd at TIE Herald Office.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-20
THE REAL THING.

See those crocodiles ranged one
above the other on the river
bank, saId the traveller in the
South.
Yes" explained his wife; ~
suppose those are the original
crocodile tiers. '-Yonkers States
men.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-20

Gen. French, who relieved Kim
berley, so far as looks go, is very
far from bang aud ideal cavalry
man. He is short, squat and broad,
and is anything but graceful in the
saddle. Nevertheless he is most
skilful horsemau aud a hard rider,
aud his endurance is said to be re-
markable.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-20
Uow's This .

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Ccatarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-20
DROPPED FOR PRESENT.

New York, March f6.-TLe Her
AIDS Pitisbnrs SpeelaI says that the
Carnegie Prick litigation viii be
dropped until after the election, so
as not ihjure Mckinney 5 chances
Of reelection.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-20
ADDITIONAL LegALS.
sahseribe e. - -.

a Dbl li0A Ak Le9AI.o
Subscribe for TIE lieRH.D
split beer IS the fnesttlriuk ms
st c. Jagou sons Eve cents, I 5.
cy., bottle.
Fresh Exam, s@.ss aaa Rogue
fort cheeses, the genuine thing.
just received at 5agou's.
Good batter at 621s cents PEI
poHnd, at Melchor Go9rnaa's on
Market plaza,
60 to Nelehor Gilman on Mar
lSet Plaza and buy some OF biz buf-
terra So cents per pouEd before
it is all sold
n COO HE}Ys comes from those
~ who take Hoods Sarsapari.la for
seroIuia, dyspepsis aud rhcuJBatism.
Reports agree tilat HOOPS CURES
Ga5lin's Anti-Bilious Compound
cares hahltual constipation. Large
boxes % cents. Ask-your drug
gist for a free sample.
Gatiin's Cough syrnp cures.
Every dose couuts and yon Get
what you want Immediate relief,
pleasant, effective safe.
Gatlia's Cough Syrup takes Ina
mediate esfeet-reIief in an instant.
Every dose counts. Pleasant, SAFE,
effective. Uqres and prevents
group.
Constipation is aggravated by
pills Don's take them. Take
aatlih'S Arei-BiIions compound,
The only efeetual cure. Free sam
pies at drag store.
The HERALD Office Is receiving a
large consignment Of fue job sta
5iouery. Cali and leave yanr orders
For letter heads, envelopes, bill
heads etc. Typewriter paper in
stock.
TO enre a bad cold without leav-
.ng bad after effects, you must re
move all tire poisonous matter
rom tie system. Gatlla's Anti |
3iliouS Compound will effeelHally
Ind pleasantly accomplish this in
. few hours Try 1t. Samples |
rec at drug store.
a&~ Fish, at the City Market, at
Point prices, every Wednesday
md Friday morning, for sale by /
1ino Delgado. Fish are always /
resi-, coming up rom the Point
Il night aud reaching the market
before daylight. Call on Limo
)elgado every Wednesday aud
friday morning for fresh fsh.
AostpeopIe become puzzled when
gans;ug to bay q good spring rem
.dy as 50 uany blood remedies are
advertised. Think a minute. Sar-
.aPariIin is good for the blood
.eIery is good Tor the nerves; Il
hese two are combined with rem
dies to promote digestion you viii
AYE a remedy several times more
Elective than any sarsaparilla.
iatlin's SarsapariIla Celery Tonic
.omblnes all the above in perfect
manner. Hence, you get more
-alue for your money than with
ny other remedy.
HOGS OF CHICAGO.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-20
NO DIFFICULTY.
Mrs. Banks: ~'Do.you have any
trouble in getting servants? 81"
Mrs. Rivers no; I've had
I've in tie last two weeks"

Nasal CatarrIa quietly Yields TO treat~
nent by Eiys Cres-a Balm, which IS seree-
ably aromatic. il IS rees;ved through tie
nosinls, clegnses ard heals ire whole ssr-
face Over which il d5Eases Itself. Druggists
sell the sec, size; trial SIC hy ma.l, 70
senss- Test i ard you are suze 70 c94siaRe
the treatment
announcement.
? 70 aceoGasos taose wao s-e pa-s,,EL
% the use = essaiecrs IA aFEl7irq liquids
mo lie nasal passages CT cezrs...z -
.iguia 1orEas sslsic2 M Ia ka7an rs Elys
4iaiild Cyeena Ban LSiss i2elue-ag The
spra.lng tuhs IS = GEMS DIe-gisls CT oy
Elall- The liquid fora e-nIso. tic. ned
islSssI Properties Ct l. .,ss Err
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-20
AMBITION COMES
HIGH THERE.
Fort Worth Register.

Revelations showing the cost Of
political honors in Montana will
cause the ambiti MS statesman to
pause before making mp his mind
to seville il that state.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-03-20
Eorod Boston Slris Frs.-s1.

She-DidIyou notiea TIE white rncb-
iEg around ihas Boston girl 5 aeoks
Ee-t5h. FTas that rpcn5ng2 ] Though.
Il MS scizk y cnEsrs 81 ss1aar.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

For Sale-in healthy rural region, one
nonr oy express from New York, commodious
Residence; fine view; II acres in lawn,
WOODS orchard and garden Cottage, stables,
&c; near station and golf links; water In
mousse Address Alfred Elmer 1ils, Norris
town, N. j.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
A BARGAIN.

100 acre farm splendid buildings fine fruit lot
st1oti illus 400 cords wood and timber; miles
village ehureh seminary store electric only
. m nss = 90 splendid market photo free. Price 5000
Sehd lO' Illustrated catalogue OF $500 up.
GUM & Co. Brattleboro. VI
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
Sonntrn propcrtn TO fct.

f4eEe
s-sis - = Excellent house. rooms all improve
p 8. '-es1f} ave. lot BOxg25; , minutes 10 sta
month A. p A. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
MANY MEyACEs TO NAVIGATION.

Philadelphia, Oct 12-From reports Of incoming
captains it is learned that not for many years
have there been so many menaces to navigation
as prevail on the North Atlantic at present. and
it is understood that the shipping interests Of
adeIphia about 70 unite in a petition that
the VesUvius be assigned to the work OF oowiEg
up the numerous deFelictS that scatter those seas
submerged derelict with two lower naasts sJanding
In latitude 4755 north longitude $3.50 west. there
is a waterloSged derelict schooner with fore and
main masts standing; in latitude $3.50 north, ongi-
tude 56l5 west. there is a submUrged dereict. with
stumps of masts eight ten feet high; in latitude
% north. longitude 81 west. there Is an American
built vessel of about three hundred tons. with
masts gone and in latitude IS north. longitude i59
west, the derelict schooner Mary e Lermcnd has
been sighted.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia Oct u (SpeciaD.-A letter has just
been received from Professor H. V. Hilprecht, who
is in charge of the University of Pennsylvania
Babylonian Expedition to Nippur in which Dr. Hill
precht states that he has completed his work for
the present year and will return to the university
the latter part of this month. Pennsylvania has
fitted out three expeditions to Babylonia at cost
of 100000 The last expedition has been the
most fruitful and by means of cuneiform ia blets
discovered by DR.. Hprecht the authentic history
OF the Babylonian Empire has been traced back to
seven thousand years before Christ. The present
expedition has confined its work almost exclusively
TO the famous Temple of Bel, which is situated in
the centre Of the ruins of Nfppur In his excava-
tiOn of the temple DR.. Hilprecht has found a great
many valuable cuneform tablets bass reliefs and
sarcophagi The consent of the Turkish Govern
ment has been obtained to remove most of these
and they being transferred to the university
Free Museum Of Science and Art Dr. Hilprecht
intends to complete the translation and arrange
ment of these tablets before he leads another ex-
petition to the Orient.
Arrangements have been completed for joint de-
bates between Columbia University and Penusyl-
vania The present contract calls for two debates
one to be held in Philadelphia and one in New
York. The first debate win occur in this city at
the Academy of Music on December 13. The sub
ject is: Resolved. That the United States should
establish system of graded subsidies, based upon
mileage navigated by registered American vessels
In foreign trade" This will be the first time Penn
sylvania and Columbia meet in joint debate and a
great deal of interest is being shown.
The Presidential campaign is beginning to re-
ccive considerable attention from the undergradu-
ates. A Democratic club was organized Wednes-
daJI and republican club will be organized on
Monday. The Republican club promises to be more
the large majority of Republican students at the
university.
The university Young Mems Christian Assoca-
ton has begun a series OF Sunday evening services
to be held throughout the year in Houston Hall
The first sermon delivered last SUNDAY even
ing to a crowded house bv the Rev DIR Francis
L. Patton. president of Princeton University.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
WILLIAMS.

Wnlamstoxn. Mass. Oct Il (speciaD.-The
entering class is the largest in the history Of the
college-12s. Including those who come into the
upper classes. 40 this year become members
OF Williams. During the summer there has been
steady progress In the improvement Of the new
Weston athletic field. Thomas Butler, Of New
York, is in charge Of the work under the direction
OF the Committee of the Athletic Council Professor
Morton DR. Olds and Mr. Hoyt. The track is to be
completed by October Is
Professor Russell after year in Europe. has re-
turned to take charge of the department Of philos
ophy. DR.. r. y. Perry who took DIT. Russelfs
he Is In the department of philosophy
Dr. Frank j. Mather has resigned his assistant
professOrship in the department of Romance Ian
guages 10 accept place on the editorial stah OF
The New-York Evening POST Karl L. Weston
Williams, SO, succeeds DR. MatheT. Since gradua-
tion Mr.. Weston has studied in the American
school at Rome and at Johns Hopkins University
been announced follows: October Il. the Rev
Dr. Hodges dear OF Cambridge Divinity School;
October q, the Rev. DR.. TerTett. Of Hamilton Col
lege: October %. the Rev. John IL. DenisOn. Of
New-York City; November A. the Rev. John Plat
nCr. of Harvard Divinity School; November n, the
nary; November IS. the Rev. DR. S. L. Hamilton, of
EnglewoOd, N J.; November y. President Harris
of Amherst; December 2 the Rev. DR.. PattiSon, OF
Rochester Theological Seminary; December 9, the
Rev. Dr. Burrell. of New-York City; December 16
President BuCham OF the University of Vermont.
debate, 10 be held in Williamstown on November
Is. Is: Resolved That an income tax should be
part OF the Federal system Of taxation. Williams
supports the negative.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
VASSAR.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Oct. 12 (SpeciaD.-The social
event Of last week the annual Young Women's $
Christian Association reception given TO the new
entertainment this year was a number of excellent
tabeaus, representing popular advertisements.
Wednesday afternoon October 10, the first of the
series of musical rectals to be continued through
out the year given by John c. Cirggs, assisted
by Miss Emily O. Moore
Tuesday, October .. Mrs. Kendrick left college
to spend the winter in California travelling through
Mexico route. During Mrs Hendricks absence
Miss Mabel Hastings, 94, will assist Miss Cornwall
in the duties of the lady principals office.
Dr. Taylor made address at the celebration Of
the twenty-ffth anniversary OF Smith College at
Northampton last week
Evidence OF a vigorous campaign spirit abroad in
college was seen last week in conspicuous
placards urging all patriotic students TO register
in the various voting precincts established in the
buildings Over five hundred registrations on Sat
urday promise that political interest will run high
in the coming election.
The officers paror has received the gift of an
DimOck the second gift OF the kind the parlor
from her.
The museum has recently received several gifts
among them eight characteristic building stones
buildings in Paris. These exhibited I'm tho
Paris Exposition this year and given by Pro-
fessOr BRAGG. Several gifts from Egypt. among
them fossil bTachiOpOd III from the pyramid of
Gzeh came from Professor Pitcher. Mrs. Robert
G. Nassar, of New-Io ork City. gives a number OF
naval relics recovered from the Spanish cruisers
sunk In the late together with ring from
the United States hattleship Maine and other relics
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
WELLESLEY.

Wellesley, Mass. Oct. Il CSpeciaD.-Last Monday
the formal presentation of the Within Observatory
to the college by Mrs. John c. Within Of Whtins-
willie, brought together large number of distn-
guished guests, among them many prominent
scientists After introduction from President
Hazard, Professor Edward C Pickering Of Har-
ward Observatory. made the opening address on
the new planet Eros. Letters were read from
women astronomers in foreign countries-Lady
Huggfns. Miss Agnes CIerke and Miss DorOthea
Klumpke-and the exercises were concluded with
address by Professor David p. Todd OF the
Amherst Observatory. on Laboratory Work in
Astronomy" At the reception which followed in
the observatory President Hazard lighted the
fire on the library hearth. Miss Sarah F. Whiting,
professor of physics. is in direct charge OF the OBJ
H-nch Clark telescope, transit instruments
spectroscope and all the necessary apparatus for
study and observation Courses in physical and
pracucal astronomy are given by Miss Whiting; In
theoretical and mathematical astronomy by Miss
Ellen Hayes, professor OF mathematics.
vested choir of about twenty-four members
has been organized under Professor NIacdougal, Of
Providence r l., who has been appointed associate
professor of music this year. The choir gowns are
gift from President Hazard to the choir
which is to sing on Sundays and at the morning
chapel services.
DR. Charles Cuthbert Hail. of New-York filed
the college pulpit last Sunday. President FaunCe
OF Brown University is expected preach here on
October IA. and the Rev. AnsOn 7. Stokes jr., of
By the will of the late George Towle Wellesley
College has received legacy for the foundation
military souvenirs at Newcastle, y. H.. and also
residuary estate for the assistance OF worthy
dents
An athletic field day has been arranged for No
ing, discus throwing and bicycling being among
the contests of the programme.