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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-11
AGED BED-R|DDEN
WOMAN CARRIED
into COURTROOM
Mrs. Catherine Matz, 50 Years
Years Old, Comes to Testify
Against Her Son.
WANTS PROPERTY DEED
TO BE SET ASIDE
Declares Lawyer Omitted I'M
pOrtant Clause in Draws
ing Up Document.

Mrs. Catharine Matz, s3 years old
and bed-ridden. of 23s Livingston
street, was carried into Chancery Court
today to testify in a suit she has COM
menced against her son, George, a bar
ber, who. she charges has failed to pro-
vide properly for her since her deciding
over all her property to him.
Mrs. Matz was carried in n chair by
two attendants to the witness stand
There she declared that her lawyer
Theodore Werner, who drew up the
deed in question, had omitted the pro-
vision that her son should pay hel
the rents from the property. two houses
in Livingston street. The first floor OF
one of the houses is occupied, rent free
by her son, who conducts baber shop
there.
1t is alleged that the rents were col
lected by the son and turned over to
her for several months and then the
payments are said to have ceased. The
for repairs on the premises.
In addition, 1t Is said, the son agreed
to care for his mother during her life.
Frank Bradner, for the defense,
moved recently to reopen the decree IN
Mrs. MATHS favor. which had been
granted after a previous hearing. that
other evidence might be considered.
His motion was granted and today's
hearing resulted. Mr.. Werner also
testified today.
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ARMED LUNAT|C
HOLDS Up TOWN;
SHOOTS At POSSE
TerrOrizes Edgewater and
Fights Duel with Pursuers I'm
til He Fails Wounded.
Especial to the Evening star. |

EDGEWATER, Dec. 11.-Arthur S.
Pomeroy, religious maniac, held this
town up today at the point of a re-
volver, and after two hours reign of
terror he fought pistol duel with an
armed posse. He was captured after
being twice shot.
From card found on Pomeroy, who
is about So years old, it is believed that
he escaped from DR.. Barnes's sanato-
rum, Stamford, Conn.
First appearing in the barroon1 of
Edward Walsh's hotel here he notified
Walsh. as he aimed his revolver at
him, that he was one of four men who
had come to kill him. Walsh and his
guests escaped and Pomeroy went to
the kitchen, terrified the cook and
other servants into flight and then re-
turned to the barroom and emptied the
cash drawer.
Going down the street he entered
Joseph Revise's butcher shop, drew a
huge pistol and emptied the shop of
butchers and customers. Taking the
contents of the money drawer, Pomeroy
went to Isaac Blaustine's tailor shop
and repeated the performance there.
In a half-hour Postmaster John c.
MeGarry and Policeman Robert Nc
Kay had formed a posse. all of the
men being armed. When Poineroy
came back in wagon into which ne
had jumped, they called on him to sur
render. Instead, he leaped from the
wagon, ran mp ravine in the Palisades,
followed by tho posse, and gained q
rustic bridge over the ravine. With the
posse below him he opened fire on them
and the pursucrs returned the fire. Pos
sibly fifty shots We're fired before
Pomeroy, wounded, dropped from the
bridge into the raYine. The crowd in
chase ran up to him. and instead of
finding him unconscious discovered him
reloading his gun.
He was overpowered and doctors were
called. They found that he had been
shot in the face and in the right side.
After he had been attended he was
started for the Morris Plains Insane
Asylum.
Pomeroy said he was st. John the
Baptist. and offered to baptize all of
the posse.
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GETS lS YEARS,
FOR KILLING MAN
IN ANGRY CROWD
Francisco Carroeeno Fired at
Random Into Mob About
Him.
SHOT MORRIS SOLOMON
THROUGH THE HEART
Pleaded Non Vult to Second De-
gree Murder in Judge Ten
Eyck's Court.

Francisco Carroceno was today SEN
fenced to is years In States Prison on
his plea of non vult to the charge of
murder in the second degree. The plea
was accepted and sentence imposed by
Judge Ten Eyck in the Court of Oyer
and Terminer,
Carroceno was the object of a crowd s
anger over a neighborbood row on the
evening of June 2 last. and during the
quarrel he drew a revolver and fred
INTO the crowd. Morris Solomon, OF 12t
Waverly avenue, was hit under the
heart and was killed. Isaac Soskln, oi
115 Waverly avenue, was wounded in
the shoulder
The firing took place in waverly ave.
nue., near Solomon's home. Carroceno
was pursued by the crowd after the
shooting, but escaped and was captured
the next day when he returned to his
home.
In court today the prosecutor recon-
mended that Carroceno's plea to second
degree murder be accepted. and Judge
Ten Eyck did so. The maximum sem
tence is thirty years.
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CITY AND PARENTS
DECLINE TO BURY
infant CHILD
Mother and Father Say They
Are Too Poor to Pay for
Interment.

A baby girls body is at Hole s
morgue. in shipman street, awaiting
burial by the parents, although they
had the body removed there for inter
ment by the city In potter's field.
The child was that of Mr.. and Mrs.
francesca Straniero, of 10 Cutler street,
and was born Tuesday morning. 1t
lived only q few hours. The attending
physician gave the family permit to
have the body buried at the city's ex-
pense, because the family claimed it
was poor, and it was taken to the
morgue.
The following day Overseer of the
Poor William Baldwin received let
ter from some person signed Citizen,
in which was stated that the parents
were we'll able to pay for the burial
of the body. Mr.. Baldwin had one
Of his inspectors investigate the mat
ter, and he said today that he was
satisfied that the parents are able TO
do so, and he will see to it that they do.
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Scion Of Rich Family
Commits Suicide
in Hotel.
ACTRESS HE PURSUED
DISCHARGED BY MANAGER
Members of Company Say Youth
Sh0wered Money on Alta
Pound.

The young man who was found with
bullet through his brain In the
sterling stag Hotel, BHnk and HaIsey
streets, was today identified by several
of the actresses of the Empire BUR-
ies9ueTs at Miners Empire Theatre
as the son of "a rich Western man who
had been following the company sew
erai weeks, showering money and at
tebtion on Miss Alta Pound, until she
was discharged from the company last
saturday.
The man, who was known to the
members of the company as Harry
and who registered at the hoted as j..
c. Smithson, did not know that Alta
Pound had been discharged until
Wednesday, when he came to Newark
to see her and found her place in the
chorus vacant. After the show Wednes-
day night he took Alta Pounds room
mate, Lucille Rillel, and Ruby Mar
lowe, Pauline Marlowe, Virginia Perry
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PERTH AMBOY GIRL
WANTss25BEF0RE
SHE WILL MARRY
Incidentally She Offers to Give
Her Baby Away to First
Applicant.

Il won't marry him unless he gives
me s25 and I will give away my baby
to anybody that wants it."
So Mary Salinak. of Perth Amboy
told group Of officials in the prose
cutors office today. and she apparently
meant at least the reference to s25. for
George Dodak did not, have the money
and she turned Indignantly on her heels
and went away with the blue-eyed
baby boy ciasped to her breast.
She had Dodak arrested for desertion
and he was traced as far as the Windy
City He was caught there several
days ago, and when the two faced each
other in the prosecutors office the
proposition to marry him was put up
to her. Although he was willing
enough, she made the demand which
he was unable to meet. That settled it.
and each went their respective ways.
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Unidentified man who committed sui
eide. from photo found In his pocket.
and Jeanette Merrill, all of the same
company, to supper, and is believed
then to have spent practically all of his
money.
After the supper he went to the hotel.
That was the last the members of the
company heard of him until they recog-
nized his photograph as that of the
Harry Smithson who had fallen madly
in love with Alta Pound when the COM
pany was in Providence, several weeks
ago, and who had followed the COM
pany persistently ever since, spending
much money on Miss Pound and other
members of the company.
Girl Is Discharged.
Manager Leonard, of the Empire
Burlesquers.' said today that last
week, while the company was in Brook
lyn, he could not get satisfactory work
out of Miss Pound because of her CON
tinual association with the young man,
who had been following the company,
and therefore. he had discharged her
She had asked to have all of her mail
forwarded to 207 East Fourteenth
street
Little of the antecedents OF the young
man was known to the members Of the
company. He had said he was the son
of a rich resident of Nebraska, and
that he had been sent East to finish
his education. He had been abundantly
supplied with money from the first, but
last Wednesday night he seemed a lit
tie despondent when he learned that
Miss Pound had been discharged, and
mentioned that an expected remittance
from the West had not arrived
1t was after the performance and the
dance on Wednesday night that the
young man went TO the hotel, around
the corner from the theatre, and Sc
cured a room, paying seventy-flve cents
for it.
Found Dead in Room.
He rose quite early yesterday morn
ing and went out, coming back at IL
o'clock, saying he was going to read.
At 4:30 p, m. a chambermaid opened
the unlocked door and found him sit
ting ON the bed erect. He did not
move as she opened the door. and this
attracted her attention. She looked
again and saw the bullet hole on ths
right side Of his head and the revolver
on the floor.
Besides four cents In money and the
theatre coupons he had in his pocket
a cheap wallet containing card which
read Compliments Of Edwards. the
Tailor. IS Winter stret, near fremont
avenue, Boston" There We're also two
small photographs of himself
He had written on a piece of noie-
paper on tho table this line mo one
is to blame but myself"
The suicide was not more than %
IL .
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NEWARK CONTRACTOR PAYS
FINE FOR ATTACKING GIRL,
Especial to tho evening star

PATERSON, Dec. 11.-Charged with
attacking young girl, John Casale,
the real estate dealer of Newark. who
came to this city about three months
ago he said, to build a public market
on the West street island, was fined
$500 by Justice Francis Scott in the
Court of Special Sessions this morning.
Casale paid the fine.
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LIKES JAIL BETTER THAN WORK.

John Smith, Of 2s6 HaIsey street,
who told Judge Hahn in the First
Criminal Court today that he would
not work because he didn't like to-,
was sent to Jail as vsgrant IN default
of s7b fine,
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$1,000 IN JEWELS
TAKEN FROM HOME
OF GEORGE VINCENT

Burglars early today entered the
home of George Vincent at 497 Seventh
avenue. and stole jewelry valued at
more than $1,000.
In the haul were several gold
watches, diamonds. bracelets and silver
ware.
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CIRCUIT COURT CALL

This Is the call in the Circuit Court
hesore Judge Heisley for Monday: Nos.
e4I. e4s. PCS. $50, 270. 272, ga 276 and 277.
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Adam. Expre.. company

will Mold their annua. sale of uncaimeu
msttcr At Reeds Auction Rooms. IS Acad.
Snty' street Saturday. December IL, ~
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of business is good advertis-
ing. II you have a bargain
to offer, want a bargain, want
help, want anything, try the
STAR classified columns.
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Lumber Yards.
Commercial Printing

PRINTING While good clothes do
o make the man, yet it must be
conceded they have great influence
il forming opinion regarding him.
So is it with printing. Neat, tasty
stationery has a good effect upon
its recipients. Such stationery can
be secured in Roswell at reasona-
BILE prices at the Record Job Print
US a trial.
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LAKEWOOD BEAT
LAKE ARTHUR 7 TO 6.


Special to the Daily Record.
Lake Arthur. N. NJ, May I4.-Lake-
wood was defeated here today by Lake
Arthur. z to 6. In the seventh inning
the score stood 3 to 1 in favor of
Lake, Arthur, when Lakewood went
to bat and pounded out five runs off
the midget pitcher from Kansas. In
the eighth inning Bratton went in
the o for Lake Arthur and no more
runs were made by the visitors. Lack.
ing three runs to tie the score il the
eighth inning. the home boys went
to the bat determined to win out,
with the result of three runs made
in this inning on hits by Walker and
Metcalf and a home run by Murphy.
The winning run came in the ninth
inning on a hit by Becker and a hit
by Walker sending in Becker with
the winning run.
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Real Estate.

"A" is for ABSTRACTS-RoswelI
Title and Trust Company, 303 n
Main, Phone 81
2tLMORE & FLEMING Real EF
tate and Live Stocl.-316h Nortb
Main.
A choice selection of both city and
farm property at good figures to
buyer. Also money to loan. Miss
Nell R. Moore.
A. c. WILSON, Real estate, farms,
ranches, city property. Office BOB
N. Main st. Address Box 202 Ros-
well, N. M.
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TOO MuGA RRAlaE
OF A GOOD THING.


Roswell. N. M, May 10. 1908.
To the Editor of The Record.
Sir:-The article which appears in
the Record of May 18th. from the pen
of your chronicler of musical doings.
was highly gratifying to the members
Of the Apollo Club. and. am sure, it
was of interest to many other of The
music lovers of Roswell.
There was. however, it seems to
me, an abuse Of that overworked
phrase Classical Music" 1t is con-
ceded that our organization stands
for the advancement of music. and
the education OF musical taste, but
we do not aspire to run before we can
walk.
The Club has soloists who are ca
pable of interpreting the Hottest mu-
sic; but we do not wish to say that
there will be no popular music offer
ed on our program. On the contrary.
it will be all music which is ~calculat-
ed to elevate, inspire and entertain;
which is, after all, in my opinion, the
true function of music.
So then you readers need not fear
a dull evening in the uncomfortable
company CT musical "highbrows."
nor fancy hat the works presented
will be over the heads of our audience
APOLLO.
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Mrs. S. F. L~oughbrough arrived
this morning from Los Angeles to
visit her mother, Mrs. Keller, and
sisters, Mrs. G. l.. WHY'S. Mrs. Car
son and Miss Maud Keller.
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Russell builds new wagons.
lott

Rev. George F. Fair left tr.ls morn
ing for his home at Plainview. Tex.
ing at Hope and came this way to
see Roswell.
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Lee Atkinson left this morning for
Rof. Okla. to close up business mat
ters. He has bought land at Dayton
and expects to return shortly to make
his home at that place.
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Morris EVERY and H. K. Kirtley left
this morning for their homes in Is
land, Ky, having spent some time in
the valley looking it over with a view
to buying real estate.
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Correct legal blanks. Record Office

R. n. Knight and wife, VINO have
been here for several days. left this
morning for their home in Denver
Mr.. knight is a representative of the
Victor Fuel CO..
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For Sale az a BARGAIN.

All the machinery OF a first class
canning factory, including engine,
boiler, etc. Inquire OF Jafa, Prayer
& Co. 62t6w2t
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R. l.. WHITEHEAD left this morning
for his home at. Clayton, N. NJ, after
spending several days here on bust
less connected with the land office.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Patterson left
this morning for their home in Island,
KY, after spending ten days here Wis
itilg R. P. Rose and family.
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w. J. Fox passed through Roswell
this morning on his way from Carls-
bad to Chicago, where he will spend
the summer.
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UndertakerS.

Geo. A. Lang, of Massachusetts.
who had spent three months here for
his health, left this morning for Pan
handle, Tex.
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Russell does carriage work. lott

Ed NJ Tyson returned Wednes-
day night from the Panhandle, be-
yond Amarillo, where he delivered a
small bunch of cattle. He will be here
a few days while shipping another
bunch to Dakota.
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MONEY TO LoAN.-2oo S. Ky. to-

Clarence waru lett this morning
on his return to his home at Mar
shall, Okla, after spending two weeks
here on a vacation trip.
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Trade Directory.
Abstracts.

CHAvES COUNTY ABSTRACT co.
F. P. Gayle. manager. Reliable and
prompt 4t26s
ROSWELL TITLE & TRUST CO.
ABSTRACTS, real estate and loans.
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You can get Areselate Of Lead In
at Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co..
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ROSWELL TRADING CO. Coal
Hay, and Grain. Always the best
asst Second St. Phone 126.
Hardware Stores.

ROSWELL HARDWARE CO.--Waole
sale and retail hardware. pipe,
pumps, gasoline engines, fencing,
Hardware Co.. Garry a
complete stock OF builders hard
ware, carpenter tools, stoves, rang
es and kitchen utensils at live anc
lei live prices.-322 N. Main.
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last night on business. He will re-
turn tomorrow.
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Dr. Charles Edward Lukens left
this morning for Albuquerque, taking
with him Little Jesse" a three
months-old boy that he will place in
some childless home.
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Transfer.

VALLEY TRANSFER.-All kinds Of
transfer work. except moving
houses. Telephones, 400 Cattle Elk
change, and 455 residence.-C. J.
Tally. 4-1O limo.
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Hotels.

THE NEW or -ESON:- First class
dining room service. Meals soc. Spe
cial rates for meal tickets. Free
sample rooms. Rooms with private
bath. One block west of Postof1ce.
management. A. j. Witteman, Prop.
Biggest and best. Only hotel equip
ped with sample rooms.
ROSWELL HOTEL We are not
only giving o something good to
eat, but we fan you while you eat.
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NJ. E. Riley left this morning for
his home in Gage, Okla.
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E. NJ. Tingley left this morning for
Chicago after spending the winter in
Roswell.
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Carload of fresh milk cows for
sale. Inquire South Penn. and R. r.
6It6s
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SUNDAY, MAY II.

/ 1 200 a. m-Sermon to Cadets by Rev. John Wesley
Smith, Pastor First NJ. E. Church South, Roswell.
to be deIivt red IN the Gymnasium.
900 D. IN Battalion Parade.
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Weaver Hedgcoxe is confined ito
his home on North Pennsylvania ave
nue. with illness.
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Every lady visiting our store on
Saturday, May 10th, shall receive a
beautiful Cape Jessamine." Kip
ling's Candy Store. 64tf.
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have two nice 4-room houses for
sale, n on S. Richardson and the
other on N. Mo. ave. Either at a bar
gain on easy terms.-R. H. McCune.
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Mrs. Iva j. Keebler came up from
Carlsbad this morning on business.
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3 People who read the Daily G,
3 Record subscribe and pay for g
2 1t, and have money to buy the 6
Q goods advertised in the paper. g
8 G
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Announcement Orders n. M. N. |. s08
Headquarters
New Mexico Military Institute
May 4th. 1903
ENERA ORDERS NO. 20

l. The following is the program of exercises for final
week at the New Mexico Military Institute, session 1907-'s
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MONDAY, MAY 49,.

9:l5 a. m.-Butt's Manual followed by Competitive Drill.
300 p m.-Base Ball Came.
$3.50 p m-Escort of the Color. Battalion Parade.
$50 p. m-Reception given by the Athletic Association.
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C. A. Maggert, a prospector of La
his home.
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Department Stores.
Drug Stores.

Oldest drug store in Roswell. All
things up-to-date.
DANIEL DRUG CO.-Headouarters
for drugs, wall paper. paints var
nish.
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Piano Tuners.

GOOD TUNERS, like good pianos,
are scarce. Try Bernard Pos, the
expert piano une for both. Oppo,
site P. o.. phone IS.
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Bring your old crippled horses to
Rabb. He has a first class horse sheer
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Dye Works.

K. C. DYE WORKS.-Alterations anG
repairs. Cleaning and pressing. j
H. Angel. phone 517. 1928 w. I'd.
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Ready-tO-Wear Apparel.

THE MORRISON BROS. STORE
Outfitters in ready to wear apparel
for men. women n children. Mil
linery a specially.
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Correct legal blanks. Record ONCE
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Attorneys;

w. ELLIOTT Attorney and
CT unselor in all courts Fer years
experience in land and irrigation
matters. Rooms As. Garst Bdg.
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Architects.

J.. NJ. NELSON & CO., Architects.
Oklahoma Blk. Roswell, N. NJ.
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S:2o a. NJ Guard Mount.
800 a. m.-Battallion Inspection.
$3.50 %. m.-Battalion Parade.
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WEDNESDAY, NAY 20.

900 a. m.-Guard Mount.
$3.50 a. NJ Battalion Review before the Board of Regents
and Visitors.
300 to 400 d. m.-Base Ball Game.
$50 p. m. Graduating Parade.
$50 p. m.-GraduatiDg Exercises. Prayer. Announce
mant of Distractions. Valedictory. Address by Ca
Diet WHY Parsons. Delivery of Diplomas. Address
to Graduating Glass by Ex-Governor L. Bradford
Prince, Ii. d. Delivery of Scholarships and Com
missions.
THURSDAY, MAY 81.
600 a. COMPANY Inspection.
$3.50 a. adjudication of Orders. Announcement of Pro-
motions and Appointments. Vacation Burroughs
granted.
II. The order of exercises in the foregoing will be sub
ject to such changes as occasion may demand.
By order of
CAPT. MCCLURE, THE SUPERINTENDENT
Adjutant N. NJ. MI