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A Delightful Affair.

Miss Elma Dehon entertained a NUMBER
of her friends very Delightfully."- at progress
sive euchre on Wednesday evening at her
hospitable home in Houmas street. Inc
winners of the ladies prizes were as toll
lows: First. Miss Elodie Tenplet; second,
Miss Caroline Tufanio: consolation, Miss
Mary Tufanio, The gentlemen's prizes
were awarded in the following order;
First, Hiram Profit; second, George
Rodriguez. consolation, Richard ST Mar
tin. Those who participated in the
pleasures of this charming affair were;
Misses Ray Well, Rita and Ethel Levy,
Lena, Caroline and Mary Tufanio, Edna
Bajon, Gertrude and Net Gauthreaux, Nola
DaigIe, Elodie Templet, Shirley Jefferson,
Althea Fortier, Miriam Blum, Claire Wer-
ner, Adele Michel, Nancy Proffitt, Ida
Ramirez, Anna Rodriguez, Jeanne Con-
stantin, CeliDe and Marie Ratreau, Celeste
Lafond, Gasparine Chapotel, Pearl tolse,
Maude Webre. Odille and Gertie Cock and
Elma Dehon; Messrs. Sam. and Owen Le-
Blanc, Otto Jefferson, Edmond Bajon,
George Daigle, Leon Joseph, Marion Begue,
Henry Leblanc, Walter Fose, Lionel
Helouin, Byron Ward, Robert Landry,
Clarence Fernandez. Hubert Richard,
Henry and Hudson Hunley, Robert and
Sabin Dalferes, Hiram and Westley
Profitt, Stephen Camel, Carl Leche, Del
mayne Hanson, Max Constantin, George
Rodriguez, DR.. L. Dehon, Richard St. Mar
tin, Mears Folse, Robert Sandoz, Earl Bin
nings, Henry Michel Jattray Vega, Leroy
Stockwell, Alfred Dehon, Felix Chapotel
and Clinton Chambers.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-07-23
Proceedings Of the Police Jury
Parish of Ascension
ADJOURNED SESSION

DonaldsonviIe La, July %. 1910.
The police jury met this day in adjourned ses-
ession. at the courthouse, and was called to or
der at u o clock m. Present H L. We'll. fourth
warl; L. w. Armitage fifth ward; j. C. KIos,
sixth ward; Oreal Gonzales, seventh ward.
Absent-Geo. B. Reuss, first ward; K. A. Aucoir.,
second ward; H. 4. Webb, eighth ward.
In the absence of President Reuss, the presi-
dent pro TEN, Mr.. We'll, called the meeting to
order.
Owing TO the absence OF quorum, roll-ca l
sho wing but four members present, a recess was
taken subject to the call of the president.
G. C. WEBER, Clerk.
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Proceedings of the Town Council
REGULAR MEETING,
Donaldsonville, La. July 20, 1910.

BonaIdsonville, La. July 20, 1910.
The council met this day in regular session,
at the powerhouse, and was called to order at 8
O'Clock n. M, with Mayor Charles Manrin in
the chair and the following aldermen present !:
Jas. Won Lotten and Frank Milano, first ward !;
David Israel. Jr. and T. H. Hanson, second
ward; ]. e. Blum, third ward. Absent-W. D.
Park third ward.
The reading. of the minutes of the last preeed-
ing meeting was dispensed with.
The mayor SUBMITTED the following report,
which was read and received:
Donaidsonville, La. July %. 1910.
70 the Members of the Town Council:
Confinement hereby submit the following as
my report of the mayors court:
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MAY fS-Cash balance on. hand-----------s . "a "a
30-Iilly Lottin, lighting -------------- > n
a. 30-Mary Lottin. fighting -5.----.1-o "
31-Thomas Barnes, DISTURBING IN, one
DeaCe ue1o
Noble Hanks, fighting and diturbmg M
Daapp y w"
June Isaiah Washington, fighting and
disturbing the peace. 10 dys WORK
Ora Williams. lighting ana as
turbing the peace 10 days. WoEk
=. 6-Min hettles, fighting ana ols s
ing the peace I'D days work
" 6Ida Davis, ordered 10 move III
stricted district
Emile Blanchard, fighting and DIS 80
turbing the peace -------.-5--=,- . w
" 7-Mollie Hanks lighting and disturb M
=" 7-M Ins Nj MilIer' fighting and disturb
ing the peace-------lV Gays ~ !s.l1
7-Maivina Taylor, lighting and dis
turbing the peace 10 days IN jan
" Leicester Williams. lighting anu US
turbing the peace--10 days WORK
11-W. Crais fighting, using obscene - ~
language and drunk ------------ Zo w
60 1l-Lorenza Burrel fighting ana as ~
turbing the peace-------------- o w
- I1-Ellen Williams, hghtlng anu us ~
turbing the peace -----z--z---.--- D w
13-,Jno. German. fighting, disturbing
peace and malicious mischief ~ W
17-Caro1na Joseph, sporting out OF
restricted district Is days IN jail 80
" 19-Emma Kennedy, fighting ------;5, D w
q 2O-Tom Stiles, carrying concealed
weapon - 80 days in jail
q 24-Irma Williams, fighting q W
July Louis Rodeillat drunk and olsor1
derby ---------10da days IN jail
. 9-Pamelia Johnson fighting and dis %
trrbing the peace-------------- . W
:" 9-Malvina johnson, lighting ana ols1
tlIrbing the peace--10 days IN jail
g 12-Abraham Joseph, keeping a. hog IN -
town . ~
18-Levy Thomas. fighting and disturb
ing peace-----------l0 days III JAN
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-07-23
Change in Schedule of T. and P. Trains.

Change in Schedule of T. and P. Trains.
A change in the schedule of several Of
the trains on the Texas and Pacific Rail
road went into effect last Sunday, as fol-
lows: No. so, the east-bound Merry
Widow" which formerly arrived here at
1890 p. M, now passes at 4:25 p. m, and
the time of arrival of No. 81, the through
train known as the New Orleans Mail,
has been changed from 4:26 p. m. to EOS
p. m. No. SO, the West-bound Merry
Widow, reaches here at ISL a. M, in
stead of 9:49 as heretofore. No change
has been made in the schedule of the
eastbound trains passing here at $50 and
8 a. M, and the Westbound trains arriy-
ing at 12:11, 1888 and 1917 p. N.
The time of the departure of the after
noon trains on the Napoleonville and
Thibodaux branch lines is now 1920 p.
M, instead of 1885, and the hour of ar
rival is Ais instead of 4:20 p. m.
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Kentwood, La. bids fair to have the
distinction of standing at the head OF the
lis, of United States towns that have
made the largest percentage OF growth IN
population since the taking of the census
of 1900 Ten years ago kentwood had
1918 inhabitants. The 1910 census re-
aurns place the present population at
1909 an increase Of ITS per cent. Ran
for Kentwood!
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C. LAzARD CO., LTD,
New Orleans, Louisiana

One certificate for the sum of $1,000, payable
Or One certificate for the sum of $1,000, payable
Jan. IS, 1916
one certificate for the sum of $1,000, payable
One certificate for the sum Of $4,000, payable
Jan. Is, 1918.
Budget of approximate expenditures of the
town of Donaidsonviile for fiscal year 1901,
showing estimated surplus revenue:
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-07-23

"Gueydan for governor" isn't a bad sound
ind slogan. It's ALTERATION and euphohl-
,,,sress are attractive. and sometimes
shose things strike the popular fancy like
q thousand Of brick.
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ular meeting of the board Of directors
DonaldsonviIle Progressive Union. he'd oHi
10. 1910, the secretary was ordered to a1des
communication to the honorable nla5G
town council of this city, requesting lAsi
amendment be made to the FIRE limilse /
nance so as to prohibit the erection d aHi
brick or other standard fireproof hals
within the limits named. regardless 81 ihsi
poses for which the buildings may be lntsH
dwellings alone excepted.
Thanking you III advance for your tal9l
favorable consideration of this request sa3
kindest regards and very best wishes, aEa
Yours truly,
R. N. sLAT0R, secfeI.ii
On motion. duly seconded and adopta
mayor appointed Messrs. Won Lotten, istasi
Milano as a committee to look into the e
outlined in the above communication ~
structions to report at the next meeting g
council.
A communication from the NationaIlual
Congress, inviting the townto send ilyeatsI
to the eighteenth annual convention 81 "
ISOLATION to be held at Pueblo. Colo 7 !
to 80 next, was read and received. Ihs
appointed the following delegates; y Y
GaIliard, Walter Lemann. Il. &ctaliaa
Maner and Paul Wutke.
A communication from the Natioaai ses
ton Congress, requesting tlat two deies.
named to represent this city at the5ea
nual convention of that body to Pc asa
Paul, Mimi, Sept. G to Q next, was reaa y
ceived. The following delegates Iefs r.
by the mayor: Fred. Rogge, Adolpas
Louis Dehon, G. Nj. Odell and 2. ?. ba9s9
Mr.. Israel offered the following 81
which WIS read and adopted:
BE it ordained, That ordinance aaalss
is, 1903, regulating the speed q -
driven through the town be HEREBY e -
as to include motor cycles, or aa5 ths
propelled by steam or electricity
The mayor submitted the subiolnea y
incurred BY the Volunteer aud YlRslas
Companies. and stated that The hnaas9s
ton of these organizations rendered = 7.
BILE for them to liquidate this ifldebieasI'
motion. duly seconded, it was Tesoass3s
bills be paid by the town, ana tnss 3
accounts contracted by the VOLUNTEER 9
liant companies be forwarded to- ing aa'
month.
Vigilant Hose Co. s59
NOV. /, 1906 to Sept /, l9ft3-7s + -
Mar. i, 1910 TO July /, l9l0ss
Volunteer Hose 60. ae
June Is, 1896 to Oct. /, bus 80 4
Mar. /, 1910 to July l, Iglo-5--
Total
Whereas, the Louisiana Fire PT &. = Id
obligates the town to n1alnta " baFs
the hose companies equipned, WIZ : 9a,Bs
Whereas, the Volunteer HOSE ssgs
the VigiIant hose Company eiis;h -
and t,a;he 81 S
Whereas, these companies ne. 1 mi bs
dition to pay feed for these hoIs + t.6ssI
Resolved. That the town g 100 ~
hereby assumes the payn1eIlt o. ..I.,gss;sS
and that the mayor is bereps ~ WY sae0s5
sue vouchers in settlement Oh U.s. ..ss
Mr.. Won Lotten called the -
council to the dilapidated conaasloA
nicipal nlarkethouse. The mar
Milano as a committee Of one -
scope and probable cost Of the nees
and instructed him TO report g -
ing of the council.
ghere being no further business -
tention, the council adjourned. -
GLEN, MoL.L e
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-07-23

The muskrat is said to be fairly good as
food. Some fine ones are captured III TINS
section. Let them be tried on the table
Morgan City O. took.
Let George do it.-Bossier Democrat
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-07-23
SATURDAY. JULY 20. 1910

The mortality among Louisiana con"
gressmen is fearful. That's the reason we
don't care 10 take the risk.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-07-23
DISBURSEMENTS

Freights and express, police and jailer's
fees, telephone rentals, Protective Hose
Co., for answering alarms; Hook ana
Ladder Co.. for answering 3 alarms
Phoenix Fire Co., for answering al
arms; j. Remand, for work on meat
blocks for markethouse; feed for horses
Vigilant and Volunteer Hose Conn
panies, from Feb. 1 to March l. 1910.
charity, etc.--------------- Z
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j. il. Blu IL Chairman;
DAVID ISRAEL, Ji5.,
w. ID. PARK,
Finance Committee
On motion of Mr.. Israel, duly seconded. the or
dfnance was adopted, rcII-call resulting as fol
lows: Yeas-von Lotten, N ilano, Israel, Eanson
Blum; nays-none.
The following communication was read and
received:
Dear Sir and FrienG:-I am collecting list CT
premiums which will be distributed among the
successful corn clab members at an exhibit to be
held in October This list will be published in
the DonaldsonyilIe hief and contributions ac-
knowletiged fiona time to time
shall thank YOU for any donation in the ay
of farm indictments, tools. hat, suit OF clothes
a pair of shoes watch. shirts, boots, a Shot
gun, pair of pigs a par OF Iuil pfreI chiekehs'
a colt a calf anything that you can give
" TN oeS' WISHES : 60 go ). L. RUscA.
On motion. duly seconded and adopted the
sum of SO was appropriated to the corn club.
The following communication was read and
received: ,o,o
Hon. Chas A. Maurin, Mayor, Donaldsonvilie.
Dear sir@At the last regular meeting of the
board az directors of the DonadsonFllie Pro
gressfve Union the secretary was ofdered to al
dress n communication to the honorable mayor
ana town council Of this city. requesting them to
prohibit The exhibition of the moving pictures
Of the recent Johnson-Jetfries prize fight
Thanking you in advance for. any steps that
you may see TT to take in this direction: and
hoping for your early and favorable cohsioera-
ton, beg to remain
Very truly yours,
r. n. SLAT0R, Secretary.
The following communication vas read and
DonaldsonvilIe, La. July is, 1910.
Hon. Cbas 4. Maurin, Mayor, charlottesville,
Louisiana.
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CIVIL MATTERS.
n n ~

Lehman Dry goods Co., Chas. Janvier,
receiver, VS.. Dennis Cassard; exception
tried contradictorily and overruled; de-
fault entered; fixed for July 26.
j. A. Bel Lumber Co. VS.. Leblanc ct ais;
exception tried contradictorily and main
tanned; suit dismissed as to Whitecastle
Lumber and Single Company at plain
tiffs' cost.
Weis, Frank & Co. VS.. j. Adlard Millet;
judgment for plaintiffs for $52715, with
legal interest from judicial demand.
Picard & Geismar, Ltd, VS.. heirs Of
Juno Lindsey, judgment for plaintiffs.
Consolidated Portrait and Frame GO. rs.
A. w Norton, L. A. Duplessis & Son and
A. White; answer filed; exception tried
contradietorily and overruled
Byrd McCrory VS.. j. l. Bradford and C.
B. McManus; reassigned to Monday,
Nov 7.
Leila Brunot ct ais. VS.. Joseph 7. Ca
iero: dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Peter A. Jones VS.. George Landry; ex-
eeption overruled; bill reserved by counsel
for defendant.
Succession of Hypolite Rousseye; final
account of administrators homolosated.
J. M. Curse, Jr., vs.. Landry 4 Curse;
continued indefinitely.
Norah johnson VS.. Mary Mills johnson;
Judgment for plaintiff granting absolute
divorce.
Succession of Gus. P. Melancon, third
oppositions of Mrs. S. Y. Corriel, tutrix,
and P L. Blanchard; judgment rendered
liking amounts to be paid to various cred
itors out of proceeds of estate.
Pinske Bros. & Hoffman VS.. CorneiHe G.
Millet; judgment for plaintiffs for $179.58,
with interest at 5 per cent per annum
from Aug. f. 1909.
A. j. Schroeder VS. George B. Reuss;
continued indefinitely.
A. j. Schroeder VS.. Belle Helene Pltg &
Mfg. Co.; continued indefinitely.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-07-23
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the pnsto ice NJ DoualasOnyilfe,
La. Saturday, July p, 1910
Addison, " ID Lubello. Vincenzo
Butler. Betsy laro Mrs Alice
Collins. Geiestine Nets, NJ iSS t'anly
Gross. Jake MctroTy, Lara
Curley. WalteV Matthew. Miss Hahaiia
Ennis, Jacks0N AeAoWel, Louisa
Hamilton. Miss 6 Page, May
Giles Wash Patmeau. Mrs + ZuIna
Jones, Sam Sanford, FIoreStine
Lewis, AIethiida Washington, Willie
Williams, GraCy
When calling for these letters say advertised
If not called for in two weeks they will be sent
to the Dead Letter office at Washington, y. Z.
], j, LAEARGUE, Postmaster,
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DISTRICT COURT.
Second Week of July Term-NeGro Charged
With murder Convicted CT 5aan-
sJaushter-Record Of Business
Transacted.

Transacted.
Sessions of district court were heid
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, FRIDAY ana
todav andmucb progress was made in the
work of clearing the docket arranged Tor
the current term. At the conclusion OF this
mornings session court adjourned until
10 o'clock a. n. next Monday, the 10Th
inst.
Following is a summary OF the business
transacted this week.
CRIMINAL MATTERS.
Frank Gardner, murder, tried by jury
and convicted of manslaughter The jury
was composed as follows: Pat. otakeIum,
foreman; Prosper Rodriguez, Jr., AuguStIn
Lanoux, Joseph Braud, Alfred Belle, r B.
Lemann, A. J. Gauthreaux, Joseph
Lanoux, Guy Landry J. B. Hebert Desire
Braud and Victor Suarez.
Thomas Rainey; carrying concealed
weapon; $500 or 80 days.
Sam. Jones, shooting at; nolle pressed
Willie Jackson, burglary Of a railroad
car in the nighttime; tried by jury and
acquitted. The personnel of the jury in
this case was as follows: +. B. Lemann,
foreman; Joseph Lanoux, S. V. Corriel, o.
Gonzales, A. j. Gauth1eaux, Desire Braud,
f. H. Allen, Preston Ambeau, Prosper
Rodriguez, Jr., John II. Dyer, Pat. Stake
lum and Alfred Belle.
Peter Harding information filed by dis
trict attorney for striking with danger
GUS weapon with intent to kill and murder;
pleaded guilty; remanded for sentence.
Morris Hubbard. wife desertion; pleaded
not guilty; fixed for July Is.
Ezekiel Williams. information filed for
larceny; pleaded guilty; remanded for SEN
tence.
Frank Donna. violating Sunday law;
nolle pressed.
Peter Donna, selling goods out of the or
binary course of business; indictment
quashed on motion of counsel for accused;
information filed by district attorney
charging same offense: accused arraigned,
pleaded not guilty, and case continued;
bond fixed at $50
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-07-23

S or 6 doses 1865 will cure any case of
Chills and Fever Price Csc.
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SIS 90
r,asb balance on hand -S

Respectfully yours,
CHAS. MAURIN, Mayor
The chief of police submitted the following re-
port, which was received and adopted
DonaldsonvilIe. La, July 10, 1910.
To the Honorable Mayor and Town CouncH:
Gentlemen Il beg to submit this my report OF
arrests from May is, 1910, to date:
By officer Acosta-12.
BY officer Ramirez-13.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-07-23

sa axes $500 s
Total ----.-zs---ss 1924 81
July Int. coupons paid - 400 oo-- 1924 50
July 17-Total cash on hand ----------s so78. 81
Summary of accounts audited and approved
for payment, from June |, 1910 to July Is. 1910:
Old accounts to June 1--------$ 1856 s.
Expenditures since June L, to-wit:
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-07-23

It's hard to keep good man down, par
ficularly if he halls from Louisiana. W.
o. Hudson of this state was unanimously
elected national president of the Travellers
Protective Association at Chattanooga last
month /. E. ValIoft, another capable
Loufsianian, was recently elected supreme
sentinel of the United Commercial Travel
ars Of America. Louis Ochs, one OF the
most popular knights of the grip IN TINS
state, was made chairman OF the /. +. A.
committee on good roads and public utlll-
ties. These were all first-class selections
The speech made by Congressman
.Yoseph F. Ransdell of the fifth Louisiana
district in the house Of representatives
few weeks ago, calling attention to the
superior attractions and advantages OF
fered by the southern states as compared
with Canada, and urging that the tide OF
immigration into that northern country be
turned toward Dixie, was one of the best
and strongest utterances of its kind ever
heard in congress. Mr. Ransdell would
merit the gratitude of the people Of his
district and state for that speech alone, II
he had done nothing else in their behalf.
Another notable consolidation Of Louisi-
ana newspapers has taken place. this time
al Baton Rouge. The New Advocate and
lie stave. fIlires nasssp asHeea. g combine
forces under the title of the New
Advocate, the stockholders of the con-
Germs pooling their holdings and James H.
Edmonds, one of the best writer's in the
state, retaining the post of edltor-rl-
chief. All concerned are to be congratu-
lated, for the capital city, unable to fur
nish adequate support to two daily papers,
is now assured one good one that is
reasonably safe to prove paying invest
ment.
The Gueydan News claims that the in
dependent attitude assumed by Hon.
Henri Gueydan in the state senate,
where he was the sole member to stand
out against the administration influence
and oppose Gov. Sanders COX United States
senator, makes the Vermilion scion the
logical gubernatorial candidate Of the
elements of the people that desire to over
throw boss rule in Louisiana. One thing
is undeniable: Senator Gueydan would
make clean. able and upright governor
upon whose escutcheon as a gentleman
and an offices no stain would ever find a
godgment
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-07-23

heSpeCJIEIIIy SuDIHIlUtEI,
HY. SGHAFF, Chief of Police.
The finance committee submitted the fol
lowing report, which was received and adopted:
Donaidsonville, La, July II, 1910.
To the Common Council of DonaldsonVille:
Gentlemen Your finance committee respect
fully report that they have this DAY examined
the books of the collector and treasurer, checked
off and cancelled the vouchers of the latter Of
icer, finding all correct:
1a1o General Fund
The Brinkley argus., 1910-02-04
BEAR WORSE THAN GRIZZLY
nyowu Anlmai In Alaska 0rows as Tall % Horso and 10 Feared
 by indian Hunters.

Seattle. Wash.-Joseph King. United States game warden for Alaska, who has just returned from the north. says that the law for the protection of wild animals Is obeyed with the exception that the provision which provides a closed season for the great brown bear is utterly ignored, and for good req sons.
 This savage beast. the largest bear in the world and the only one which does not ice from, man, attains the height of horse. In the summer mQnths men are afraid to turn out their horses and never venture from their cabins without rides.
 In every native village in the Alas kan peninsula the aborigines show scars" says Dr. King. which have resulted from conflicts with the brown bears. and. although the Indians are equipped with high-power repeating rifles. many have sacrificed their lives in battles with these animals"
The Brinkley argus., 1910-02-04
ssAesl Mssss.

4 school choir hes been orga- nissd and will do some practic- ing under the direction of Mrs. WaddeIl. The regular meetings will be held every Wednesday evening at 2 o'clock.
 Those visiting the school this week were: Mesdames Roescher. Allen, Owen, T. c. Simmons. Ira Woodfn; Misses Alice Ne polsky and Lela Bruce.
 Miss Margaret Dickinson went to Memphis Saturday to attend the play Little Nemo.''
 A Literary Society, composed of high school pupils, was orga- nized Monday. The following officers were elected: Tom Keath, Pres. Raymond Whitson, Vice-Pres. Edna Pearson, Sec; Leon Morris, Critic. Meetings will be held twice each month.
 Rev. Thos. E. McSpadden, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, conducted chapel for us Monday morning. Little Miss May Simmons favored us with a solo.
 The principal has made ar rangementssfor a series of Mon- day morning talks by the pastors of the town and others.
 The school wishes to thank MT. and Mrs. Wm. K. Sims for a very valuable gift to our li- brary the Americanized ency- clopaedia Britannia in ten vol nmes. Other similar gifts will be very much appreciated.
 A STUDENT.