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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
MANY TUNNELS
TO NEW YORK

Fourteen submarine tunnels are
now under construction or under ron
tract to connect Manhattan Island,
New York, with New Jersey. On tho
west, or Long Islard On the east, says
the Engineering News. The latest
TUNES TO be placed under contract
are the two tunnels OF the New York
a Long Island railroad. 20 be- run from
Third avenue and Forty.secOnd
street. New York City, TO a connec-
ton with the surface electric roads
on Long Island.
Al the Manhattan terminus a large
subterrancan station will be- eXcayat'
cd, about eighty feet below the level
OF the Manhattan subway lines. The
great air capacity required In present
day submarine tunnel work Is well
illustrated by o contract Just closed
for air-compressOrs Fourteen air.oom'
prossors OF two different types have
been ordered Eight are ot duplex
compound class "HC" pattern. with
steam cylinders rs aud 2S inches In
diaiuete-. air cylinders 90 IA and
10 IA Inches In diameter, and a stroke
Of 10 inches Each unit mas a free air
capacity Of i.2O5 cubic feet per min
ute. The other six are OF straight line
class "A" type. with a 2iinch steam
cylinder. 90 IA inch air cylinder and a
stroke Of 80 inches. The capacity OF
each Is i,4i4 cubic foet per minute.
The aggregate free DIR capacity OF the
fourteen compressors Is iS.3Oi cubic
feet per minute
The shiold method will be used IN
driving these tunnels. The straight
line compressors will furnish air %
the headings COR keeping out the wa.
ter. and will also supply intake air "a
the other mRchinoN. The compound
units. drawing their air at discharge
pressure OF the low pressure sda
chimes. viii furnish air at high press
uro TO the rock drills and other ma.
chinory In the tunnel borcs. "A Il
present Planned the work OF driving
these tunnels conteiaplates three
shafts. One will be- at the Long Isl.
and terminus; another at Forty.soc.
ond street aud the river front in East
river. The third will be on Man.o,
Mars reef IN East river. and some In.
torosting work VIZ be done here In
providing room for n power plant.
Ultimately q II expected that quite
a large island viii be made here with
the rock removed from the tunnel.
From the central shaft. the tunnel
will be driven in both directions. The
fourteen compressors Will be distrl-
hute1 among tho three pants. This
last order makes total Of forty.four
lngorsoll Sergeant air compressors In
use or contracted for on subaqueous
tunnels entering New York City. The
aggregate free air capacity Of these
machines II 1896 cubic feet per
minnie. aud the pressure delivered
range from 90 TO 100 pounds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
ARIZONA UTTERANCE
ON JOINT STATEHOOD

In considering and discussing the
statehood queation N might be well
10 look right into the merits and
duties Of congress. as well as the
rights Of the people comprised within
the areas OF country or territory ask
ms admission 10 statehood.
Nearly all OF New Mexico and Ari
iona came 10 the United states an.
der the treaty OF Guadalupe Hldalgo
which was ratified Ia iSfS.
This treaty provided for the protee
lion Of the Mexican inhabitants OF the
territory coded. n provided for me
protection Of tho free exercise Of the
liberty ana religion Of these Mexican
citizens. II would he well for an
those who have so much 10 say about
The objections 20 Moxicnns, their
rights and their religion. and the
rights Of congress on the subject OF
admitting these territories 10 state.
hood 10 read with care and study the
scope OF article ? OF this treaty. which
reads as follows;
"The Mcxicans who IN the territory
Aforesaid shall not preserve the cnar.
acter as citizens of the Mexican re-.
public. conformRhly with what Il stip.
ulated In tho preceding article, shall
ho Incorporated into the union OF the
United states aud he admitted M tho
proper timc Go hc Judged of by the
congress Of the United Siatesl 10 the
enjoyment Of an the rights OF citizens
OF The United States according 20 the
principles Of the constitution; and IN
the meantime shall be maintained and
protected 10 the free enjoyment Of
their liberty and property. and secured
IN ihe free exercise OF their religion
without restriction
q will he observed from tho fore.
going article % the treaty by and
through which this territory was ceded
10 the United states that congress Is
the sole Judge OF when the same shall
or can be- clothed with statehood That
the rights. privileges, etc, OF Mexican
citizens who should ohoose TO become
citizens OF the United States should
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
Weak
Hearts

Are due 10 Indigestion, Nlnsiy nine Of every
one hundred people Who h&yo heart trouble
can remember vhen 4 vas simple iudgos-
lion. e Is sci6ntiiic fact that al cases %
heart di1caas. not ofgauic, are not onig
nacsablo 10. bui are he direct result o. indl
gesiisn. Al i0od taken Into the stomach
which falls Of perfect digestion ieTmonis aid
19ollaiho tiomack, putting Il up against ne
hsags. This lniogieTes with NJ action u
he bsars. aad IN he course Of ilms hat
delicate bui vital organ becomes diseased.
NJ p. Kaats. n Nes4ll uVF ~ r,1mach
lroghla and vs. n Z 30 alic "a hat ho1rl iflltls
9Th ~ teak kotol Dyigepaia Clfa icf nhCit io,a
nnnnfhs al Il cfa1 mo,
Kodoi Disests What You Eal
and relieves lhe stomach Of al nervous
strain and me heart q al pressure.
Doliiss cnip. 500 iiirs h1ltlae as umea tAe W.
sIle. Etish telia idf soc.
Prsparea N 4. o. newiry a CO., CHICAGO
For sale By all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

be protected in their liberty and prop
erty. and the free exercise Of theli
religion, and that when admitted "a
statehood these citizens should b
clothed With all the rights Of citizen
ship AZ provided by the constitution OF
tho unulted States.
The trety Of Guadalupe Hidaigo Il
the supreme law OF the land Il covers,
80 much so M IL the constitution Of
the United States. Every provision
Of that treaty Is ~ binding. and IN fact
moie 50. than IL the federal laws OF
the land. because congress can change
the federal laws, but It requires the
sanction OF both the governments Of
the United States and OF the republic
Of Moxico W change this treaty, or a
single Obligation thereof.
Hence this section above set forth II
binding upon Arizona and New Mex.
leo. There ~ no escaping A.
Congress ulone n empowered. u n
made the duty OF congrosH-not Of the
people OF these tcrrltorlos--to deter
mine the proper time 10 admit the
same TO statehood.
There We have a. This We must
accept Congress must assume the
entire responsibility. but NJ all Tin =
protecting the Observation-Disclosures an
the free enjoyment OF all their liberty.
property and religion. These are oh.
legations which are as flxed az a part
Of the territory coded as are the ever
lasting mountains We cannot avoid
them. To DO 30. would be n violation
OF our solemn treaty obligations
Remember this. while discussing
statehood and our Mexican citizenship
Tucson star.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
THIS PIG GOT A BATH
MONSTER BOAR AT LEWIS 4
CLARK EXPOSITION DIDN'T
TAKE TO SOAP AND WATER IN
KINDLY SPIRIT.


Portland, Ore. Oct. a.--The phrase
dirty as a pig. Is fast losing popu.
larlty. al least among visitors at the
Lewis a Clark exposition who have
seen the way pigs are cleaned and
cared for az the stock show now In
progress on the government PENN
aula.
A day or two ago curious crowd
watched the operation OF washing a
pig. and found the sight novel and
interesting. The pig which was the
object OF such solicitude was a mon
stcr boar. which lookod-like the pic
lures on auction bills. and weighed
moro than 800 pounds. The washing
act was performed By a young man
who used scrubbing brush ana some
washing powder The boar was con.
fined ln crate just large enough 10
hold him. aud IL was fortunate that
this was the ease. for ho ala not take
90 the scruhbing in a kindly spirit. A
the young man spread washing pow.
der on the beasts broad back, and
then made a lather with the brush,
the great animal sn0rtod IN disgust,
and stirred nrryously IN hla narrow
cage.
Doesn't no like being washed7" a
young s.rl who had been watching
the operation asked anxl0usly
NO. NAM you sec he's a pig the
Washerman answered curtly He's
got 20 stand H. though, for we've
been feeding hi mfOr a long while 80
that he could win a prize"
The cattle az the exposition also
were gro0mod with great care. and
nearly an Of them had their horns
polished This operation was accom-
pllAhod hy the use frat Of sand paper
AMI then a cloth. until every horn
shOne Ike the handle OF cane.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
ILLINOIS LET'S LlNcoLNs
PRIVATE car RE SOLD

Minneapolis dispatch states that
Thomas Lowry, president OF the Min.
neapolls 81 Paul a snuit Ste. Marie
and the Twin City RAPID Transit com.
pany. has purchased 81 George n.
DRAKE and franklin y. Snow. OF the
Lincoln Car association. Of Joliet, Ill.
The alsloH private car used BY Pref,
dent iAncc.n during his adminlslra.
ton, and which bore his body from
Washington 10 Springfield, M, for
burial The car will be- presented "a
the Minneapolis park board and will
be placed pc manontly In one Of the
parks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
SEVERE CRITICISM IS
THE TALK TODAY
On the Fair Report submitted
TO Executive Committee
by Secretary Sellers.
THE FIGURES pUtstST A DEFICIT

Last night 40 the ofilce Of the Sure
.ty Investment company. a majority %
the members of the executive commit.
tee OF the twenty fifth annual terrific
rial fair. assembled, being called to-
gethcr Tor the purpose 0f hearing a
report from the secretary"
President Greer. much 90 the regret
of Secretary SELLERS and the commit
tee was net present He had left Tor
the south ON the Hurley special. and
rumor has q viii visit the ranches Of
the Nictori0 Land a Cattle company
before returning to the city
However. Ia the absence Of tho
president Vice President Afnot called
tho meeting 90 order, and then follow
ga the reading by the secretary Of a
mass of figures. showing the receipts
and expenditures Of Che late fair. aud
they proved cyeopcncra 10 the com.
mitiee. especially az 90 the rxpond.t.
ures. for &c had been contcndcd all
along that the expenses we're being
materially cut IN all directions u
was an economical fair. and with fair
Weather gnd large attendance
(which both matorializedl the fair
would be- success financially aud
the deficit " last year wiped out.
Things are now roycraed-Ril 81.
poctntious Of financial success van.
lshod with the reading OF the report
submitted by Secretary Sellers. and
the talk Of the town today b. not
about Tom llubboii In jail, or what
Judge Abbott is gong 10 do with
Frank Huhhol but how .onE the PEG
pie of Albuquerque, who are heavy
contributors Go the annual fairs. viii
stand UNNECESSARY appropriations aud
extravaganza ln the manipulation 81
the funds from subscriptions. gate 20.
ccipts concessions and privileges.
They say figures do not He. and
those presented lass night show the
ate fair lm the deficit column over
1900. and this, mind you. after SOME
thing over 81 100 are yet TO be col
lectpd from subscriptions This deficit
OF over q 800. added 10 the deficit OF
over 81 500 from the fair OF 1904. says
Secretary Sellers. makes total DO.
felt OF about $4,000
AMER these startling figures had beoa
read. the secretary read The list and
amounts from privileges and as they
ala not present anything from saloon,
Lemonade aud lunch the question was
asked who secured these privileges.
u developed they went 10 the Casino
Amusement company
The secretary announced that a
number Of bills, notably those for la
Dor and probably some others. had
been paid
After considerable discussion, pro
and con. and several good suggestions
how 20 get out Ut the dilemma. such
as 10 tho appointment or an auditing
committee and the cutting down Of
oxtrayagant bills. the probable throw
ing out Of others. lt was finally nov
I'D aud seconded that the meeting ad-
iourn TO await the coming ct the pres
idont, after which smother meeting
will be- held
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
LLEwELLYH rs KEpT
BUeV THESE DAYS.

Major W ~ n Llowcllyn. United
states attorney fof New MEXICO.
came IN laft nish from las Cfueea
n prepare Tor MS coming Octoter
torn OF federal court, also 20 look
after a ease Do territorial court. a
thing that does NOS happen often 10 a
federal prosecutor Gays the Roswell
Record.
The case ln question Il that Ol tho
roswell National bank against tho
Taylor Moore Construction eomnapy
On this suit. W. a. Reid Of tho unlf.
"a States geoloslcal survey "a made
a defendant and thus tho government
"a the real defen taut lea the case. Ma.
ipr iloWeilyn j. 10 look sitter the gov.
ernmentH intereata in tho case, and
Tor once the United States attorney
finds himself working for tho defend.
ant Ia a ChaYcs county case.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
BOSWELL NOW HAS

The Roswell tribe % Rod Men com.
plcied thcir organization tie other
n.shi by choosing the following ON.
pers, who we're Immediately installed,
sachcm ~, y. "a Fisher.
senior Sycamore A Emmett
Junior SYCAMORE johnson.
Prophet a. McCuno.
Chief ~ htcbrds W. y Taylor.
Keeper on Wampum a. A. FRIED.
nnbloom.
Trustees Fred J Beck, for eighteen
moons. ,. A Gilmore for twelve moons
and ; = Johnson for ola moons.
Keeper nl th2 Faith ", AZ. HectN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
ohelsl Copy Turned Over % Score
Rotary Sellers, Which Differs
from Eaters Report.

Albuquerque ~ NJ
September lsih. tyOg.
Col. ID. X - SELLERS. Secretary Twan.
ty'fiuh New Mexico Territorial
Fair. city
Dear Sir kindly note that even
date there has boon Deposited by NJ.
flournoy. treasurer, with MIR. Hern-
don, treasurer. fg2 20. being the not
cash balance on hand from the Tween
iy'foHrth fair, the statement being
brought down 10 date az follows. viz.
Deficit as shown by published
statement under date VI De
cember 3, 1904, ana for
which amount fair assocla.
lion notes we're executed, e2,22t.06
Cash collected ,...,,.f wan
Disbursements.
j. 6 BaIdridge.
nc. lumber s sos
Con a Tier
ney. baseball 1890
A. r.. Dustin.
Indians .... 1000
D. y. Elmer
Indians ... 1910
Total -. e.. 6ifS
Cash Deposited even date
with . " Hefndon. treas.
urer, hy ~. W fiouruoy.
treasurer .... ..... a2es
Net deficit Twenty fourth
New Mexico Territorial
Fair ,.... ..,.,,..t.... eg.12s.07
Attention n called 10 the asset of
$4,000 dnc from county Of nernaHllo.
which amount has been approved ANA
Al owed hy thn board ~ county com.
misaionnrs since the date OF tho pub
inhod statement and which amount
VIII be- paid as soon IA there arc
funds on hand
Yours truly.
MAYNARD 0uNsUL.
Secretary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

The stock Is OF satin taffota ribbon.
about three inches wide. and Is 80
pcclally pretty for older women when
herds check q has a dainty white
rnche, two tucked shirs In front. and
three mitercnded tabs, slightiy fulled
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

Anyway you may be certain that
Grover Cleveland won't have the last
word In the woman suffrage talk.
President Mccall declares he Is not
a millionaire. OF course. It's none OF
our business. bat what on earth does
he do with the money!
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-26
IT Is NOT WHAT ONE EARNS

IT IS NOT WHAT ONE EARNS
but what he SAW rs that counts in the
long run. A saving of five cents day
IN one year amounts to SIS - and in
ten years to FlS2.5O. \ saving of one
dollar day IN ten years amounts to
0,itrO. 90. This does not take account
of Interest which compounded every
six month, at three per cent adds near
~ tittv per cent to the total sum.
OPEN \ SAVING ACCOUNT WITH
THE WASIll NOTION STATE BANK.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-26
Additional Local

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McGee's infant
died Tuesday.
, cwoens is now at home in the
NOW Catholic parsonage.
n. and Mrs Austin Mire, visited in
>,.t vol,;m, Tuesday.
; 1,c, mi. vool< for q,
ii, old home in Indiana.
o, f,.o,,, ,rooon.
a. 4'o' No.. .1i,n,a
:,
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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-26

Sleighing is about gone in this part
of the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Rasmussen gave
party last Sunday to the children
who decorated the hall for their we'd
ding ball.
W. +. Mudd is feeding his sheep at
Sunnyside this winter.
Il. Il. Wilson sold fourteen head of
beef steers last week at $45 per head.
Geo. Nichels sold his hay last week
at Sl4 per ton instead of 81, as stated
in last weeks items.
Fred jacobson bought horse from
S. Sorenson, Tuesday, for Sl75.
DR.. Felch visited Denmark last Sat
| urday night and left a baby girl at Mr.
Chapin's.
II. f. Mud bought horse OF Geo.
Salladay, Wednesday.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-26
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Next sunday evening at the Oh. iStian
church, Will be tie regular monthly
students service. There will be sev-
eral special features Or. Martin will
give Il violin solo, the chorus will give
an anthem, and Henry Filler, one of the
best ,olo,t, in town, will render The
Holy City. The subject of the sermon
will be, y Voice or an Echo Which:
Usual morning service, subject, To
Every One His Work
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-26

Rev. f.. II. Jones, Of Tacoma, former
ly missionary in Scndai, Japan, for
twenty years, will give at the Baptist
church, Friday evening, Jan. 9th, at
1:31, an address ON Japan, illustrated
with the stcrcopticon. Mr.. Jones is
familiar with the conditions now exist
inc in Japan, and no one can afford to
mis-, the opportunity of hearing him.
No admission will be charged, but ii free
will Offering will be taken during the
evening to deiray the necessary eX-
pense connected with the entertain
ment. All are most cordially invited.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-26
Attention.

Next Saturday, Jan. 18th, there will
be an all day and evening market or
cooked food sale for the benefit Of the
Third Street Reading Room. All who
will are urged to bake or prepare
something in the way of edible, for this
market, and kindly send the same TO
the grocery store of G. II. Flummerfelt
on Pearl street, where the sale is to
be held.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-26

robbed it of $3.50 in cash and l,2JO in
checks. No arrest, that we have
learned of, up to date.
Mrs. +. c. Lee and son and daughter,
Leonard and Jessie, are in Seattle to
spend the remainder of the winter.
Rev. Lee and son Fred will remain
here and hold the fort.
a Sunday school will be organized at
Slow Corners school house, district H.
next Sunday at 1880 a. IN. All are re-
queSted to come out and assist George
Champia in the organization.
John Buzzell caught Il large beaver
on Wilson creek Monday. The animal
had surely been caught in trap at
some time, as he had lost one foot, sup
posed to have been left in IL trap.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-26
Irrigation Meeting.

Adam NJ. Stevens, at the request Of
the Kittita, delegation in the legisla-
ture, has called meeting of all con-
ccrncd at the court house, Saturday at
p. m, to discuss the irrigation bill
now pending in the Legislature at
olympia. Everyone that can possibly
do so should attend.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-26
For Sale At a Bargain.

Three hundred and twenty acres of
land, good market, close to school, 14O
acres under cultivation. Abundance
of water, private ditch. Water right
of the best and goes with the place.
800 fruit trees most of them in bearing,
farm buildings, stock, farming imple-
ments. wagons etc. 20 acres in hay.
For terms call on or address,
4Stf w. NJ. X ENNEY. Agent.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-26
Answered the Last Roll Call.

Clara Bell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
/. f.. Wilson, Jan. 20, at 80 p. m, OF
rheumatism of the heart. lad been
i'll for several weeks and suffered very
severely. Funeral Monday at | a. M,
Rev. w. NJ. Kenney officiating.
The bereaved extend their thanks to
all friends for favOrs shown and sympa-
thy expressed.
MIR. AND Mrs. f.. WILSON.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-26

We desire to thank those who so
kindly assisted us in the sickness and
death Of our darling little babe.
MIR. AND Mrs. w. MCGEE.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-01-26

have been using your Black Draught
STOCK ami Poultry Medicine on my
stock for some time. 1 have used all
kinds Of stock food but have found
that yours is the best for my purpose.
]. s. HASSON.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-05
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.
Items of More Of Lees Interest Con-
densed Throughout the State.

Petitions are being circulated in
Anderson county asking for an elec-
ton to be held on August on the
question of voting out the dispensary.
Anderson county has always been .
strong prohibition county. In 18o1
and later times when prohibition can
didates were offered for governor. the
vote has been heavy against whiske,
under any system. Those in charge OF
the present movement to vote out the
dispensary, say they are confident OF
success.
Miles F. Smith who has been criti-
cally i'll at the state penitentiary, has
been granted reprieve by Governor
Haywood. Smith has already served
two years of sentence Of sixteen
years for house breaking, and an at
tempt to murder. 1t is stated that it
is possible that he can live week.
The mother of the dying convict call
ed on the governor and went away
with a paper in her possession. 1t
provides that at the expiration of six
months, the sentence is again to be
of full force and effect.
Mrs. John German was killed by
lightning in her house near. Clio ON
Thursday afternoon, and two other la
dies were badly stunned.
The safe of the Coast Line freight
Office at Bennettsville, was opened
and robbed of S2o8.5o. and about
$172.26 in checks.
President Roosevelt has expressed
to the Russian ambassador, the earn
est hope that Russia will forthwith
conclude peace with Japan.
The formal opening of the COM
mencement of the Presbyterian COL
lcge of South Carolina at Clinton, be-
gan on Sunday morning, the exercls-
es being held in the auditorium OF the
First Presbyterian church.
The experiments in poultry raising
are being conducted on an extensive
scale in York county.
Rev. J. w. Daniel, D. D., Of Colun,"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-05
COMMENCEMENT
GRADED SCHOOL
ELOQUENT AND TIMELY AD-
DRESS OF M. L. SMITH.
Four Young Ladies Finish and Re-
ceive Diplomas-Prof. Stuckey's
Words of Parting.

The NewDerry graded school is
doing a most most excellent work in
Newberry in the education of the
children of this community. The ad-
minis1ration Of Prof. w. 4. Stuckey
has been eminently successful and en-
tirely satisfactory 1t will not be long
before more room will be needed and
the time is now here when the teach
ers should be paid better salaries.
The closing exercises OF the New
berry graded schools were held in
the opera house on last Friday night.
The following was the program OF
the evening:
Music.
Invocation by Rev. J. H. Graves.
Essay, Clubs-Miss Bessie Burton.
Essay, Wrongs of the Indians
Miss Nell Davis.
Music.
Essay, Sidney Lanier-Miss !Atlee
Goggans.
Essay, All the World is Stage
Miss Annie Higgins.
Music.
Address by Hon. NJ. L. Smith.
Music
Delivery Of Diplomas.
Benediction
The essays were worthy OF the
young ladies who read them and re-
fleet great credit upon our schools.
They were generously applauded by
the large audience that filled the
house
The address of Hon. NJ. L. Smith,
speaker OF the house of representa-
tiyes, v:1s eloquent and timely. He
poke without manuscript or notes
and we regret that we cannot print
the address in it's entirety, with all its
beautiful language and eloquent per-