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The colored American., 1902-10-04
ACROWIMG NEGRO CENTER
People ef Chicago Should Ava ke
20 6be Utilization Of Their
Larger Liberties and Civic
Prl'-ileses-A Beneficial In
suronCe Plan

Chicago, H., Special.-The Census
reports show that Chicago Will soon
stand next to Washington in the size
Of its cOlored population. This popu-
latiOn at present is estimated to be
between $4,000 and $4,000.
The enactment of repressive laws in
the South has been the cause of an
almost ceaseless immigration in the
last ten years. The states that cou-
tribute mostly to Chicago population
are Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas,
Kentucky and Tennessee. This dark
stream from the south western states
has reached the high water mark dur
ing the past summer During the
month Of August thousands of cOlored
people took advantage of the almost
daily excursions from different points
IN the South. 1t is estimated that
between 5000 and 5000 colored
strangers came to this city. and a
large percentage of them sold their
return tickets and decided to remain
among us.
The presence of a largely increased
reputation is evidenced in a great
many ways. In the first place, every
thIng in the form of a home or shelter
mas been rented, and scores of people
are now begging and praying for
places to live in. All the churches
are crowded to suffocation and the
ponce court attorneys are doing a
'hHylng business in defending their
tlIentS against the charge of an exces-
S'e use of their newly found privil-
eyes OF life liberty and the pursuit of
NaPplness,' especially the last named
One thing that is gratifying is that
'he problem of employment seems tC
settle itself more easily than any other
question. These new comers seem tC
ma work in the stock yards and in
many other places where every day
pain work is in need of plain workers
I"e SoclOlOgiSt and the politician are
especially interested in this constant
increase of raw material from the
southern States. 1t will not be long
UeIore the cOlored population will be
larger than any other nationality, eX
Vept the German and Irish. in the city
anu must be reckoned with.
IN the recent conference, held at the
institutional Church, to inquire into
The colored American., 1902-10-04

positive and certain cure for the deadly consump-
lion has al last Deen discovered, Cases given up
TO die and sent back from alifoTnia hopeless and
helpless, now alive and well through this won
deriul cure for cC nsumption
Free trial packages of the remedv and letters
from grateful people-former conSumptives res
cued from the very Jaws of death are sent free
10 all who write to DR. Derk p. Yonkerman 638
Shakespeare Building Kalamazoo Mich Don't
de ay-theIe is not an hour to lose when you have
consumption, throat or lung trouble, Send tod
for Free package.
The colored American., 1902-10-04
No Possible Risk.

pastor responsible party will send the
of smart boy girl self THE CoLoRED AMERICAN every
his will put extra copy in the agents bundle
each week. delivered free the party appointing the agent
long agent sells THE CoLoRzD AMERICAN Send the
smart girl boy at Have them fill cut this
coupon and send it at
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IRON MOUNTAIN.

Grand United Order Odd Fellows
(colored. Ft Smith. Ark, August
4-9-Tor the above occasion the Iron
Mountain viii sell tickets to Ft. Smith
and return for fare and one-third. Oh
certificate plan. For further informal
ton call on local agent.
State Missionary and Educational
and Christian Endeavor Convention
\. NJ. E. church, Camden, Ark. July
20-2S, 1902.-FOr the above occasion
the Iron Mountain Will sell tickets tn
Camden and return for fare and one
third, OF certificate plan.
Grand Lodge United Members Of
Friendship, Helna, Ark, uly 2S to
Aug. 3-For the above occasion the
Iron Mountain viii sell tickets to Hell
ena for fare and one-jhiId. on Ger
titicate plan. Tickets on sale July y
to August I.
Special Excursion Rates to Ne"
York ana Atlantic City, y J.-For the
above, on July 81 and August astd
II. the Iron Mountain will sell tickets
for one fave for round trip. good fo'
II days. For further inflmatioD cal
on local agent.
Special summer rates to Colorado
and Utah. The St. Louis. Iron Noun
tain and Southern railway will sell
special westbound tourist excursion
tickets to Colorado points and Salt
Lake City, season of 1902. Call Oh
agent for full particulars.
Annual Grand Lodge Benevolent Or
der of Elks. .salt Lake City, Aug l2.
IL On Aus. 7-S-9 and 10 the ST. Louis
Iron Mountain Railway company viii
sell round-trip tickets to Salt Lake
City at rate Of $35 Return limit Sept
30th.
Ravende1;, commencing June l ana
discontinue Sept 80; final return lin.
rate to Searcy, s4.10; round tip rate
to Raverdar. S7.75.
Special Summer Rates 10 Mount Ne.
bo Se2lcey Springs and Rayen3e =
Springs-The ST. I. |. NJ. and S Ry.
Co. Will sell, commencing May Is ard
discontinue on Ser. Is
Biennial meeting Knights Of Py:hias
San Francisco. Cal. August Il to "A
1902-For this occasion the Iron
Mountain will sell tickets to San
Francisco for s47.50. Days Of sale
August 2 to 8. inclusive Final re,
turn limit September 20 with liberal
stop-over privileges coming and go
ing.
Yellostnne Park Excursions. Sea.
son Of 1902-The Iron Mountain has
some very attractive rates to offer to
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The sceptel.

The scepter was the emblem Of
power. AS the silver wand. SO familiar
in cathedrals. was once hollow, ,scon-
tanning the "virge," or rod with which
chastisement was inflicted upon the
choristers and younger members of the
foundation, so the royal scepter repre-
sented the right to inflict punishment.
Hence the expression ito sway the
scepter' implied the holding of regal
dignity. The scepter with the dove
possessed the additional signification
Of the Holy Ghost, as controlling the
.de;. was conveyed at Rheims by the
beautiful ceremony of letting loose a
nun Der OF doves at the coronation OF
the French kings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
Surnrised the Wc IN.

When Frank R. Stockton Aad plan
re! out mis- book of "Pomona's S Trav-
els and was about ready to write it
he resided in Philadelphia. He had a
business sppointment with his dentist,
ga old friend. one day, When the fol-
lowing incioent which he relates oc-
CURED: while in the chair | got to
talking with this friend about my new
book" he says. Il told him | had
serious thoughts OF killing that baby.
He was much interested. We talked
over the advisability CT doing this, and
While he was not quite convinced he in
the main ae~eed with me. had been
finished win, and clasping his hand
went into the waiting room on my way
out. The waiting room was filled with
women. As l passed through the door
| heard him call: Then you have posi-
lively decided to kill that baby?' Pos
itively.' l replied. You should have
seen the women stare. 1t was not un-
til l got We'll out in the hallway that
! realized what they must, Of course.
have been thinking
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Chip of the Old Flock.

When the BOer war broke out Eloff
Kruger, the grandnephew ef the pres
ident OF the Transvaal, was a medical
student in Edinburgh. Ee went to
make a. holiday at beautiful Glenda-
Tough, in County Wicklow, Ireland.
One day, While boating Oh the upper
lake, he espied a sheep on a ledge of
rock far up the steep side of Mount
Comaderry. The poor thing could
neither so up nor down, and was
Bound to die Of starvation. Rather
than this should happen the cotters
had rcsols ed to shoot it. Then young
Kruger appeared on the scene. He
determined to rescue the sheep. Gov
ering the soles of his boots with tarred
twine, he climbed up the face OF the
precipice. After two hours work, in
which his life was in constant peril, he
thought he would have to give it up.
However. making one more effort, he
reached the sheep at last and lowered
it by rope into the boat. The sheep
having been saved he packed up his
traps and set sail for tae Cape to take
part in the defense of his native soil.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

Cohen Specialist Pine Bluff has recently
Dry Hot Air Appa-
s' This method for the successful treat
Chronic Swollen Deomed JOINTS Sclatica
ak I3ack, Chronic rheumatism
a home ard much less cost This
is highly leading members of the medical
tess!on of the United and Europe
Cohen children
M Cancer Piles Fua cured by quick and painless
Dr. Cohen of jefferson Medical College, PhladeF
e has had experience in the principal Hos
NWeny in Arkansas and
@Xu to hundreds patients who cured by
1sir ailments were pronounced -NoURABlH by many ply
you which have BAT
Skill of consult Dr. Cohen He
nlne canddy if case is curabe
amlnaon examined Spectaces
scientifically Consultation free and strictly confden
PIX Office hours to n, and to s. evenings
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HEAVY IMPORTATION OF JEWELS.
AL Records Broken for the Holiday
Month of Deceisab r. 1901.

The exact ttrues ot tn tnTorta-
tions Of precious stcne, and pearls,
passed thr1 y1l the iewc,rE division
o. Jhe appraisers. scores. New AoFt.
during DccoHHer. fGal. arz: GU. ST.
75S.552.24. ai.I uncut, &Is0. .S5@.s2. r1ah-
ia4 d tc,-' OF 80 5.f<5.>6, owe. t~.,'
j..e a.aeuapt aa ti.e largest PR. .7a.
L e4he "a record
rhis make. the e1ar1 tatal .5s Tic
II 1881 sa2.s5..e1. e. wsita
.tto.5tt.02 repse eats #rft s.gAas
AID pests and 26.IQ2,45G.3a &aept
STONES. The total for 1901 is s.. 3,>lI
mere than. the largest record es any
previous year GS&9J and .a32
more chan was imported durins the
Year 1900. In addition 10 the amount
Of diamonds which came in u c&-
press
These passed through another diyis-
ion of the custom house aHd are not
included here With these the aggre-
eate would be sWelled by over $1,000
)09
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In reply to inouriea we have ul,

In reply to Inquiries we hayo pleas
ure in announcing that EIy's Liquid
Cream Balm is like the solid prepare.
ton Of that admirable remedy in that
it cleanses and heals membranes al
fected by nasal cataTh. There is 10
drying Or sneezing. The LiQGld
Cream Balm is adapted to use by pa
tients who have trouble il iuAalins
through the nose and prefer spraying.
The price, including spraying tube is
70 cents. Sold by druggists OF mailed
by Ely Brothers, IS Warren street.
New York.
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~ GENTLE ART OF HYPNOTlSM.
:el;.ser OF IA Gold Brick Not Re-
.uansiHIe for His Act.

lie 80 OF selling" said an Old book
:, /. tae st. James Hotel, lis SIM
5..e sc.ence of hypnot;sm-uncon-
asa aEpnot!sm. The merit Of the
-; Tou Offer, your personality, your
=, f3s..9.on OF manner have little to
1 Il, The most strong minded,
:. .ts man is as susceptible of buy
9aid brick, il YOU catch him in
e :t@-A. as the southern neg
- bg;,-s hair strai@nteners.
80 les a nan purchase a red
,.e Whel he entered the haber-
go. determined ta order q
Simply that hes in q pas
stsz eaa the eleak exer1a his IN
Esez'aeric power to Nozil off
- as. c. #:.i>n he is over
4.
- .ssa t.ioh' wita playing cards
lag lat quick hypnosis. The
I'll ;a25hetisnl OF certain actors,
=.se.zs.s afd orators is the same
~. II people understood this more
would 6e cautious in permitting
: =-.se.Ees 10 fall into the passive
.ate ard many abuses would be
. .gt.sod.
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~ =<=sas Ire cotton Hs#5
"z# ~.l .aa1 .#.. tt.'s.t- 10 Galv.a
,.a. at sa. IltMtiaE le1a
t.12 c -,a-.e N- count special
ss..i.r. -sa.-e. .Nas5-t
ga t5-#l t}#la, tNeu i've. the
G9tt0a t.t r"5sa VII sod tickets TO
Sat Haa2 GieH, tt3h. and return at
] til 9ato af So. limited - Sept so, re
! taEa.Hzs, account of ANNUAL Meeting
Grand lodge B5uQy0I mt protectiva
Order of Ellss Some Stop over ana
tits@se routes are oataina6le.
Ga August d - 10th, inclusive, the
! Cotton Belt roHte viii sell tickets to
San Francisco. CAL and return at the
jrate OF &8l-5a, united until September
50, returning, en- account biennial
meeting Knights of Pythias.
On August to round trip tickets
will be sold to San Francisco, Cal,
at $3.50, limited until September so,
on account of biennial meeting Of
Knights Of Pythias. Tickets for the
above occasions will permit of Ger
tain stop-over privileges and diverse
routes will also be obtainable.
! On August Z, s. 8 and 10 the Cotton
Belt route will sell round trip ttakets
trip tickets to Monteagle, Tenn, and
! fare for the round trip, limited until
| August % returning. On account of
Monteagle Sunday School Institute.
On, 1
route Will sell tickets to Atlanta. Ga,
and return at the rate OF one fare plus
$50, limited until August u and re
turn. on account ef Neg, Young Peo=
pies Christian and Educational Cen.
gross.
On and after June l the Cotton
| Bet Route Will sell daily tickets te
all summer resorts north. east, south
and west. Inquire n person Or b
phone for full particulars.
National Convention Christian.
Church, Omaha, Neb., October Is te
23-On October IS, IS and Is the Iron
Mountain Will sell tickets 70 Omaha
and return, one fare S20.05, tickets to
be good returning leaving Omaha not
earlier than October 16, nor later
than October q, except that by de
| posit Of ticket with Joint agent and
| payment of 50 cents return ticket
may be extended to include November
80
On June 1st to Sept. Goth the Cot.
ton Belt route vii, sell tickets to Sc
arcy Ark, and Ravenden, Ark, at
the rate of $40 and s4.755, respective
ly.
". P. M.NAIR, Agent.
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Cures Eczema, ltchlnu Hunors

Especially for old, chronic, eases
take Botanic Blood Balm. 1t gives a
healthy blood supply the affected
parts. heals all the sores, eruptions
scabs, scales; stops the awful itching
and burning Of eczema, swellings, sup
purating, watery sores, etc Druggists
81. Sample sent free and prepaid by
writing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Describe trouble and free medical ad-
vice sent in seled letter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
Yellowstone Park. EXcursioniats f0e
this season

Yellowstone Park. EXcursioniats tor
this season.
Saasfa, uxHrsions- Natchcs. Miss.
a!I E.s..,aaGtase Points IT, Little
'.Aef,.-&s= ,1ee F9 ~ U-.
e4s.aa aal H=G=.a..i#s ia t.t.ef=.
ots Ia. 49, fdstzG var the toJa-l j.ss-.
Fer l4ae##e =aaofH#5tf6a gaEI ~ .55a
~ ut.
IEaa.. Saaa. r 4i4.=
eeH ttep tfa a.-,5.Z u. -.-.-.--t--
I9a Ea#a.a-l viii sell l.e.
t.e.es.. II e.= .#.#,. 4.z
sl.a. i..5'tl tEsse ef=5.#z 1a.=-asf
and n-,alne 0#.a.l .I..Ll -.a.s.
point ta Htt9 ami UT@o4 tats-
toda-.
Man.ea"a tssemllg laHie s,=a.55
Munsaa-,n Tenn. Jalx . 10 ta. IS
-fer this occasion tha Uaa Ha88z
tain ";1l sell tickets 10 Montea-.2 nd
return sar S4i.4Q. Dates - aqt5. jaup
80 To July /, > - -. % and -. F.au.
return limit August 30
Summer School, Knoxville. Tua.
June 70 to.Jaly So-For this -. so
the Iron Mountain viii sell tickets IL
Knoxville and return for $1S.4a=Day5
CT sale, June -, 1G. Il. -. 2S ana
80, July 10, II and L.. Return limit
August 10.
Annual Meeting Grand Lodge & 2
O, E, Salt Lake city, Utah, August
12 to l4-On August :. s, 9 and to the
Irno Mountain viii sell tickets to Salt
Lake and return fer So Tickets to
be good for return passage leaving
Salt Lake to include September 30
Very liberal stop-oyer privileges and
routing.
Colorado and Ctah Excursions. Sea.
son 1902-The Iron Mountain have
some very attractive indUcem It's &c
offer Colorado and Utah excursion.
lists.
II. ATWOOD. -
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Duke as a Bear Tanner.

The Duke of Gallarani, Prince OF
Molfetta, recently entered cage con-
tanning four Polar bears belonging to
the Bernard menagerie, which is at
present staying at Milan. He pro-
voked the animals, which roared furi-
Ously, bat they were soon mastered,
and he then put them through several
exercises On coming out OF the Gags
the Prince was heartily eheered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
Mole Catcher Discharged.

Keighley (England) authorities have
discharged their mole catcher, no
moles having been seesl oA the parish
farm for the last eight years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
aaracteristics of Gold.

people suppose that all gold
Fhen refined, but this is not
experienced man can tell at
from What part of the world
zee comes, and in some cases
particular gold district the
oeen obtained. Australian
Instance, is distinctly redder
from California. The Ural
feodest found anywhere.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
Frositable I.iGuor Dispensary.

Blocton, Ala. is able some months TO
pay all the town expenses from the
profits of the local liquor dispensarys
which profits it shares with the county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
rxbibition of Flemish Paintings.

Travellers in Belgium this summer
.i,l find at Bruges a big exhibition of
-ar1y Flemish painters. The pictures
.eye been brought together from col
.ctions throughout the country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24
@oai:,tists in Geral;tn Y.

It Is expected that the socialists Win
24Y 7e9 seats at the German eiec-
4a..S. Fo!lieE over ,0a9,o0a yQgea aad
.:a.a4 t,1e strongest position III tha
:f-#%fsa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

II. n. ATWOOD. ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

W. P. NJ NAIR, Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-24

i're2e;rsa..io1Io5r.}.s
Initiating tleF0od ailllEoaa.a
g tie St0ma,ccll5 andB0N'2.S q
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outings. among them a trip on foot TO
Brown county by several Of the boys.
The first advanced report cards this term
viii make their appearance week from
tomorrow. Tests will be the order of the
day this week.
Miss Fannie Quigley will be pOetess at a
meeting OF the T r. r. Club next Friday.
Mabel Pray entertained the Girls Senior
Club Friday afternoon.
The Junior Club of Do Do Girls held a
business meeting at the home OF Necie
Searle yesterday AFTERNOON.
The High School Che~s Club viii meet,
Tuesday evening, with Harry Walterhouse.
The ShOrtridge Orchestra, under Mr..
Sherer, pTacticed Friday noon and viii
likely play before the school one day this
week
Robert Scott entertained the Delta Phi
senior frat at his home, Friday evening.
Harry Nicoh was elected a member Of the
club. The boys viii be entertained by Webb
Adams at the next meeting
Miss Ethel Dorsey gave a birthday party
Friday night
The Girls Debating Club viii hold its
first business meeting next Wednesday
afternoon. The debate will be on the new
athletic rule that person receiving a d.
be disqualified from all contests.
At the last meeting of the OratOrical
Club the following members gave oratiOns:
Harvey Stout, Ralph Blatchley, Jennie
Altman, Blaine Patton and Ruth Moor
head.
The weather yesterday caused a post
POnement Of the scrOss-cOUntTy run and
also first baseball practice
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He Needs PRAYERS.
washington Special in Atlanta constitu-

Washington Special in Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
The hardest worked man in Washington
these days is Appointment Chief Langley,
of the Census Bureau The cutting off of
heads in that bureau is daily occurrence,
necessarily so, and all sorts Of pressure is
brought 10 bear upon Langley in behalf
OF incumbentS- George +. BoOS. superin-
tendent of the printing department of the
Census Bureau. tells this story on Lang
ley. and swears it is a true bill:
Al excellent old clergyman from Penn
sylvania called on Mr.. Langley TO use his
influence in having a young lacy retained
in office. The piOus old gentleman went
away feeling that his efforts had not been
in vain, and that the young lady would
continue to draw her salary from Uncle
Sam. However, il failed TO work out that
way, and after repeated visits to Mr. Lang
ley, without success in having her rein
stated, he met Mr.. BOos. of whom he
asked:
MY brother, what kind of a man is Mr..
Langley?"
He is a thoroughly good man." replied
Mr.. BoOs.
But what is his character for veracity %
continued the Pennsylvania parson.
Il always understood il TO be sound"
NO. He tells me crooked tales. He
told me fat falsehOod."
Il regret 10 hear that. There must be
some mistake"
no. there was no mistake and I told
him he told me falsehOOds.'f
And what did he say TO that?'
What did he say? He put his hand on
my shoulder and said, My good brother.
pray for me.
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Pearson's Magazine.

1GdTSOn A1dSdZiLe-
What lends a peculiar interest to a visit
to such a factory is the curious suggestion
of hunOr which, in ones conversation with
the wOrkmen and employees, comes to re-
heve the deep sense of awe and reverence
which at all times weighs upon me-
L remember that having contemplated,
not without a painful feeling in my breast.
the most lamentable figure of an old man
in monks attire, whose hands were pierced,
whose side was pierced, and from whose
furrowed brow large drops of blood were
trucking down, asked a passing workman
to tell me whom the statue represented.
And ne called to a fellow-workman: who
is that old gent up there?' II was st.
Francis d'Assisi. The painful feeling was
for while dispelled. This was but a figure
after ALL an article of trade. And so also,
when one hears the clerks calling through
the telephones. When is that St. Maurice
coming down. Five St. AnthOnyS, with
their pigs, wanted at once" And SO on.
There is not a vestige Of irreverence in
these remarks, but. L say, they not
without most welcome suggestion of
humor.
For, indeed, the terrible realism of many
of these statues must impress even the
most Indifferent / could not refrain from
asking the maker Of saints why he allowed
his artists to carry the horrible to such ex-
tremes. Here was ST Jean de Dieu sue
cOring leper, on whose body the modeler
had not omitted one Of the horrid signs of
that most foul of maladieS. Here was a
writhing St. Sebastian streaming with
blood. Here a chained woman in the
flames OF purgatory extended her anguished
hands
I'VE export very largely to South Ameri-
ca said Monsieur Pacheu, land it is nee
essary that. to impress the imaginations of
the people there-who are Indifferent. a
rule, TO suffeTing-we should strike hard.
Yet in none of our figures is truth sur
Those horrid bruises we're copied from a
COrDse -
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VI. It. II. 5. News Notes.

Regular weekly exercises were held in
the auditorium Friday.
Leslie Maxwell will entertain the frater-
nifty OF Japs, who call themselves the
Hykyas, next Wednesday evening.
The members of the class of 1903 are be-
ginning preparations for their party, which
viii be given on the evening of March 2S.
Lin Smith will leave soon for Boston,
where he will reside permanently. Mr..
Smith viii attend the Boston Tech" next
year
The new. Athletic Association buttons
have been received and are on sale. The
design was made by one Of the students,
Harvey limerick.
Jimmy Gilchrist, one of the most
prominent students in athletics in the
school has gone to attend Andover, to
prepare for Yale.
The Scotch Lassies" have chosen a new
set of officers, follows: President, Zelda
Read; vice president, Lila Alexander; sec
rotary, Tressa Regan; treasurer, Halle
buchanan
Next Tuesday evening Robert Sweeney
will entertain the Sheykhs of Altman, a
January 'O2 fraternity. This frat will give
a banquest soon, in honor of Lin Smith,
who goes to Boston next week to live.
The Science and Chemistry Club. at its
last meeting, chose Harry Hoffman, presi-
dent; Frank WEIGH. secretary, and decided
This years work VIII be devoted chiefly TO
the visiting of different Industrial compa-
MES.
The NJ. T. II. S. Chess and Checkers Club
is a new social organization in the school
with about fifteen members. The club Will
meet every Thursday evening and hold a
series of games, the winner being cOnsid-
cred the schools champion.
The NJ. T. II. S. Literary and Debating
Club discussed the question, Resolved,
that a knowledge Of the classics is neces-
sary for an adequate comprehension of
our literature" at its last session. The
q will rffT Il
devote its attention TO the study of the
well-known composers Bach, List and
Schubert. The biographies of these men and
their best compositions will be given.