UATLOHAL L EAG U E.
P
d ———
. ' baa-a Venue-y. ‘
. tor-hiya. 3; Boston. 1.
W, 8-3; (bleep. 3-). -
lat Yu‘k. g Phllhdelllhll. t.
It. Leafs. 0; Cincinnati, 0.
air—i- ‘
“in. in Milo—l League.
w. 1.. l't‘
nodal” ”2.; u .614
W ......... :t 27 .534
Boston ............. 29 26 .527
irov’ Yorh ............. 29 at .5124
"icago ............... 29 3?: .408
Htsburgii ............ 27 31 .466
”Ght‘ilinati .....,.......2ts st .452
‘Ju Loni. .............. 28 as .437
Gal-u Today.
; Houdini at Boston
(Ilium; all St, Louis.
Philadelphia at New You (3).
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A. El! ICAN LIAGU E.
3
:;'
.‘.
l’? Cameo Veatorday.
V. Washington. 6; Boaton. 2.
' Gringo, 5; Clevelund. 1.
81. hula. 5; lh‘irnil. :3
' lira! W. 0: Philadelphia, 1.
a ’r M~
.. “ending in American Laue.
‘ , w._ 1,. i’.(‘..
a... York ............. 3;. 26 .u
‘ ' trevuianti ............. :z: :1 .565
Ila-ten ................ :23 29 .53:
washinatmi ........... 3:2 29 .522
l matron ................ 2.1 so .531
(iiicugu ............... '31 all .51';
l“ 9t.‘L0uis .............. zit ' an .453
' Hillsidelphiu ........... 17 41 .m
, _....-
l .. Meal'fnhy.
St. Louis tit Clerriand.
Detroit lit Chicago.
New York at. Philadelphia.
Baotou at Wilmington.
5-4
awry“ .
V momma“. Lraoue.
~.-r
, Garnet Mord".
mount; Rochoiltrrj.‘
aha-m. 8; Providence, 2‘."
— om“ ..
onto 3. .
nonfatal! -* a
-r OHM in taterfintienai Full-9,.
"—"" 9 Harvard Berry, the University of
l“ Pennsylvania's meat versatile athlete.
”birdhou-
' . ' (is on his waytothc border'lthou
I‘ w “ “of the recimcntaufthel’enmfivanla
‘w National Guard. and may be loot to
l . «tire Quaker athletic team.
l The latest acquiuitlou to the stall r” strong into area on fame it
April. when he won the Pentathlon
l‘tnnsyivanla relay carnival. captur-
iax each of Ive eventa.‘llehulniahy
ed bin aophunore year.
Berry had a place on three mint
won teams at Pennsylvania during
.131! you Just ended and although he
'won Hamiltonian the track
lifts loss will be felt by the football and
baa-hall «and.
He played on the vanity eleven laat
of umpires in the Bantam ¥&8U8,Jlm
{lit—ad), brother or Tom Ready. foot»
hall and baseball coach at Lehigh t'ni-
\ersity, comets to this rirt-uit with an
{enviable reputation in athletic prow-
ese. The falls of the respect.“
luv-rims representing silica where Ken-
tllth officiated and likewise Supervisor
i'mpircs Dan O'Neil, scent well
plt‘ant‘d with his work. Last week
{Read} was forced into one of thou“
lizht hole-a the arbitorr shrink from.
'in Hartford, and his decision made
limay with the titling nit! for the home
‘iltfltili. 'l‘hire nor an immrdialc ruin-
1piio hut O'Neil. who was watching the
l‘,uliit‘, utuou‘ buck of Read) and rum-
Llnl lldt'd him on his docirion. The fruits
jsaw through the ruling and ll put:
‘liiady in solid. ‘i
Notab‘) among Keudy‘ii armmplirhfl
lilit’lllm ot li aporue nature is football.
To see his build and his bull llk'f'k one
will readily agree to this Flflll‘lllt‘lll.!
iii lion-080940 Ready made
i
.ttl
.
told his place had been filled.
“'8 the field and the reminder at abort-
'ilillflitll
mum
Mashhad“
an H M
”It. “8
bath“-
m YORK, Jane IO.~—latt Bin-i
he). «W. m dihedn—'
crican Both: ”floatation. an
yenorday by Chairman Venomm
State Athletic Continual.
twwnnd boat
l
i force the
l
its attrition
mutton
immmadhaa
barbie: and burnt-ted
IyI—Ianlu
SUI'THPORT, June 29." Dix-amt
ed because of diaeetiefat'tion with bi-
work. Bert rarnam. land 17 years.”
o‘belt utrap about his seat and leap
edoltbelaeeoclub house dad
about 6 o‘clock, Iaat night. Three
to N‘ hours later he was found floating o! eignera may have an opoortunit'v
“we“ the neutron bruit-tel b7 Gilli-I. to are how the Cathedral has suf-
mnk “or“ “d 3““ Dillon. which who was operating a motor boat. feted from German I‘d"-
iSlR ROGER CASEIENT.
GUILTY 0F “16}! TREAS-
ON. SENTENCE!)
DEATH.
(Continued from First Page).
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by, the voters and not by govern-f
a legislator is unafiected as the
court refrained from revoking his
civil righta. l
Rheum Cadredral will not bei
repaired for aeveral years after
the war clones. according to the
plans of the French government!
as outlinedbv the Petit Joumal.‘
Thin decision has been reached in
order that Frenchmen and for-
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l
{We “swoon 9"“ “PM”! “‘5’ Smith ennui the uncmocloua “of manometructureiareport
‘in Brofil
.polnunent.
withholding his beat effort: millet an
"i 'm ""9 ”“15“- Hi‘ in“ hie boat and oped along to alumni“! to be Morin: Deficit Gem
fall until ; week “we the Dart- ‘9': “1° ‘“ along‘haa been "1' 9N“ applying flrat aid. while Deputy Sher-liontion from Wind and W
mouth same. when, after a «ill-punor “c" ”“0“ a“ "‘1'“ W ”l "u if! w. H. Gould. of rainield. was sung!“ Administration of Fine Arts-
‘rith the conchaa, be left the nu“. ring. proved acceptable to no Dorgan. mound. The boy was taken to ”in“ decided” erect a
He mu dinaunded in he deter-flu- WMW 0’ '0’“! “9°“ "'5 “’1'” bone or Dr. Wdhon, where ~45 Incite: about the edifice and
tied to quit by an friends and ”uncut“ by ““m'l‘u "“0“” t l" 4'" fully rcouacltatad.
for reinstatement to the team. but wu '30 be "“1“ ”M “m "° ““9“ ‘9‘, Sims time ago young l‘aniam. who in
balls from Torrlnaton. wu armated
This would have and enough mI “in“ h" ‘1‘“ “‘8‘de "Pefl'dur breaking into a atore in l'nlrfleld.
trim the average lad away from nth. ”‘0“ an “ "fer”- "1d disregarded an lie waa placed on probation for 30 A
lunch, but Berry buckled down and_“’"l€"“ “h" “l “l“ ”“5 "0‘ ”Whitley: and obtained a Job ui llit’ Conpo 1m” 34'
't'vent out for the baleball and truck more than ‘ year "0 h' “NH“! lrm. Several dllyal ago he walked out,
lefllua last opting. He had little difl. Featherwrlahl Champion Johnny K“’..‘iet"ialina he wan "dick and tired of
unity in making the varsity nine and 5"“ 0‘" 0f the ring “can“ 5‘ .ro.‘.;tna," and nothml: Wu we“ 0|“
played I11 Benson. Part of tliefillme in thounht be detected the titlebolder two at of him until hie floating body
a‘ discovered on the Southpon wit-
“iM ..' ‘ ‘ll. ‘ ' - v
“w M” .1 ”9|! ”no”! ”an" atop. He found that Meatball and Wfll’" "N h“ once ”0"” “ if!!!“ to". lie returned to the trump" In
it» captained Hi Past) Military lnliii-
luloiull wa'x‘ ' .
defeating9 illieuuudnlreisitlllet:13:23:": “a“ permission "om Roy 'Thomu'
and Now Medic-o and ‘incidentally wingcm" of the Mb.“ nine,‘to take
jHint: the southwestern chant i ‘ll 'M in the pentathlun, ‘hiCh he.\on
p om, ' p with and.
.Llllillll; Illt' t'ol on for ii to e . ‘ .
ililiI-wisu Max:011Illelzhulililpfirnsililgl Before the amvmhy‘closed he bud
momhwflnn Wdrmim bmwmflu announced hie intention of trying for
‘ ‘ in place on the 1016 vanity eleven un-
l
tlt‘lflll rcprt-svntiilu E. l’. M. l. '
' tier Bob Falwell.
M'xt llt‘ appeared
in the role of;
reputation salted luuei the ”polar.
merit as alternate arbiter for the
Johnson-Willard bout in Havana.
l Final arnoaamenta for the bout to
‘nlizht wore completed ”altar-day after-lz
noon. when the “6.000 balance oftbe
norm will b! posted by the Waaflnr.
ton Park rlub, with the ammunition!
‘Georae Consldlne. When the match;
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track would not mix well. but he did ”“3 partner °t ”by” Rio Western yesterday.
Windmill?
fllflllubl
A big anrpriae wee sprung laat even-
“Kh‘ h" 8' bullish. Where he played 'san FRANCISCO m. To pLay was arranged (lonaidiae received 35;: in, in the Heat District. when Menu.
in tihtxnoineriul me. up mode the‘ ar aorou POINT.
1ltttlt‘hdown a! Yale. last full. in wnlcii. x. . ipteélhl added attraction, the
Lehlull niiould have defeated Yalr bi-lt-diumtiiuhm Bevel routing Barty
lliw play. but the derision '3‘. raven {yin pmrm -. Navallt‘s popular
iilllii‘l‘nfil hellish and Sale 106‘.flllw.fihuh§m$‘ lfli- "it“ My! ”0‘
‘Qlliu victor". '2 m 6. lie. ilr u fonut'rfiowifis’call‘fli the hint wonderful
li‘lillexo- biitdltolbnll pitcher, having buys ill Amt-rim. Tonight and “do!
E4!“ on my mum, rem ‘oudy, lllH.t-\&I{Iq in“ will five an e‘hhlhitioa
hr her.‘wli fornibfly oodched llart- ; ") allow the "poodbllitlos of boy
{mouth and who now now handles the Lurhlevemeuln.
. ,.
‘1 downwrm .. ‘a‘. ~e: .. .ch LL. facurdn‘ “,t ,Lflugh' hdb Kfllm‘d 1i "id“ _...
modem ............ :t: u .mllellv nmoni: Eastern collogn ctr; C7,?
Inltliuore .............29 I6 5213““ a“ «n athir-tlr director. . .
nicluuotid ....... at- as m: .Kefldl' made his lost visit to this;
I‘m) .......... .....,.26 25 5103“” I“ "ll utnp last Friday Ill'ld his;
lewlrh' ............. '. .26 17 .dllf'm‘k M It deCldlonnr greatly improve-E 3
l 'Iornuio "i 25 47th the fans.
Montreal 3 .............. as 20 .4733 — ._...
Rochester ..... ......... 18 _ 32 330K30LUMBIA 8T“ -
.__— l . roa nzruolr TEAM
mm" Tm" (‘notaln Bobby Willi, the litur arc-
Toronto at Richmond.
lontreal at Baltimore.
Rochcetcr at Newark.
Buffalo at l’rovidonce.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
t.
Gamea lt‘oater'day.
Hartford, 2; Lynn, 0.
New London, 4: Lowell. 0.
Worceittor, I; New Haven. 1 (10 in-
. ulna).
. - fjfilrlngfleld. 1Q: Bridgeport. G.
Pomona, 9; Lawrence, 5.
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{fiPEIWMMn .llt Em?“ Wu...
. *‘ . ““2. ' “ ' ' W. L. inc.
Tm London ......... ..31 12 .m
~ ' 15 £34
17 .632
22 .52:
at .500
3 at .«it
,2: .486
2: .452
33 .327
.313
30
"Maurice Today.
W at laun-
Iniél‘l at New'fiaven'.
mm at Worcester..
,_New"1mndon at Springfield.
‘ 3mm at Mind.
cardamom ASBPOIATION. caries
‘ vs‘s'rrznbav. -‘
mils, 3: Columbia. 1.
«outwit: bananamw. ,3"
“I; ‘ilil‘waukee. 1.
Louisville. 1. ’
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ERNMSSOCIATIO‘N GAMES
vssrannav.
. as: Niw‘Orlenns, d.
.l
a
‘ or the first buobelldlamondlnetnerlg'
. lo.: ~ ‘
' eon; John E m state commission:
cud baseman of (‘oltilnhllt's filli- balll
team, has (‘0an to terms with lliiizheyl
Jonnlnga, and will report shortly- to
. thr- Tiger comp.
“Ar I understood the arranger
limit." tray-3 Captain Watt. “i will be
‘r-lvil‘ted to Buffalo shortly to finish the”
lmnson, in order to got this much ex
lperioncrn Jennings figures this will
the better for me than to sit on the:
.b-uicii. l llkt‘ the Detroit clubvcry!
innit-ll. hating but! most of them. Jen?
nines and Cobb were especially pleao
ant, and l out looking forward to my
association with this team." ,
1 Columbia dept Collins to the Mach-
lanon, and there anmany or“) believe
that Watt is close to being another
Eddie,
t
.v
rHANK JA‘NOVITZ,
thful Imperaoaator of Charlie
Chaplin.
The entertainment, which is in be
given in couunction t‘vit‘htha dance,
will include around and lofty tumbling,
pyramid building and singing. Their
military band of 36 pieces will give a
marching. drlll immediately before the
diving net .wliic his now the big at-
:raotlon of thumb. Thcaeyboya have
come mom California, under thc,.per~
sonnl supervision of Major Sidney S.
Palmth. a boy worker for the past
twenty-five years. They are on an edu-
kcntlon tour of New England, visiting
all the historical not: of that country.‘
The You
COOPERBTOWN, N. Y., TO CELE-
orta'rs THE ilRTl-l or
i enema”
| COOPERS'POVV’N. N. ‘Y.. June 29.—
}Cooporeiown. the birthplace of blue?
ball, is entertaining filmy person of
national importance today at the om.
in: or the newsbelawm and drum
passenger station. .
John I. Tater, premarital «the Nb-
'tioaai League: Colonel Iacob J. ’ltnp-
pert, pregident of the New York Auto
orican League club. and Harry M
Rempahoad, president .0! the New
York National League club, as well '
'as other present-day managers and
several old-time baseball planed. will
visit Cooperstown and view the site-
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'CUM‘MINGS TO PICK
THE ”stamens.
«Connecticut Man in charge of Speak-
.aaa ii‘n Nil-on mm
NEW Y‘OXK. June ”~me 0.
McCormick. chairman of the Demo-
tqharge or tbeYNew York headquar-
ftbrs. mm. World!!! .7th
The program of exerciséa institute- ajxhateod £1 3
parade and apeecherby PrettillenLL. McDaniel?
r. Lorne, at the Delaware and Hud- ,‘
\
or or educatl
'natae.
nonu- mt Ail-Ir Medan.
ner (haven. flounder Wt”
samuroilier tadewiyo were
on; and the “rebel! this ‘
.7
i
(h
'andtboreclaabntthtbeabasebaubam
.rioon.muulpmteddoaocom-
antic Notional nonnative. HIM
where vrm"'be nonhuman unicorn. ‘
Drnvtr. “Bow“ '3 3” W
000, with the stipulation that the vol
niiiiildcr or'bforan'a £5,000 and Du
Inn‘s 815,000 be poated twentyafour‘
hours before the bout.
“Him”
:3 .'t_. , r
. «mum.
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{ PITTSBURGH. June 3!.»«Jolin Hen-
‘ry Wagner, the veteran Pirate short-
‘rtop. is preparing to become a blurb-
ina bridegroom. County Detective
John G. Smith admitted yesterday that,
the neat Hall will wed Mall Bn'le
Smith, ‘axed‘fi‘; probably at the clone
of the baseball eeaaon next fall. Mina
.Smith, doughffl' of the county detec-
tive. in a popular young woman of
Grafton Heights. She, is an enthusi-
astic baseball fan and hen uttonded
nearly every game played here by the
“mice in the last four yeard. Wag
nor. an an amateur, played basebdli
with his intruded bride‘s father on
the buck lots of Carnegie and Oral
i-tmi. Smith was a pitcher and hi just
1a few years older titan the Pirate
ebonetop.
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ARRANGING KELSEY
' wupav can:
Manager McGarrlc. of tho Kelsey
baseball club, has not «lined up any
'team for the Sunday name at the
Wed Street Grounds. aa'yat. but out-
ed ‘ycaterdny that it would be either
the 'Emeralda, of Btamford. or the Fear
erale,~of Bridgeport. Either loanwill
give the Reheyan good 30,. the dimer-
alds having defeated the locals in a
thirteen-inning contest a short. time
ago, and the ‘F‘odetnla having taken
the measure of the locale on two been
slons but your. mutual" do the
twirling for the Kellieye. Who the
catcher will be baa not: yet been de-
oidcd by one mm.
Cu Fourth of July the Kelaeya will
journey to Brewers. N. Y.. by auto.
of that place. A large delegation 09
pm filonptm errant-sum ‘0‘ the.
trip. , 3 '.
.. .J'm JURY outs
i
an tncteaee of about130%”~
Howard Benedict. of tflni atieot. at
Horace burr 41 Arab atteet landed in
town bu and mam-and announced
that they had "bout unable to loin the
aeoount ‘5 each being only nineteen
yearn of an.
Determined efforts to eaiint. had
boon made by!“ yum men fora
fewdaya. Hid they had even anomal-
tully penned the pbyaieai examination
for entrance into the Ann“. when the
caution of ages aroae. Both Nor-
wiiiiit-ra stated that they were Inne-
teen years "of ale. ‘Ibd‘fl that we.
told that they could not to admitted.
A pampb an out of a New York
paper. noting that boya between the
axed of 18 and 21 yearn of age could
now Join the army without condom
from their parenta, held 00 mun
tar the reeruitlnz officer. who claimed
the atory to be rho usual line of "bull."
tPflfenlll influence ”had been ht wnrh
for a abort the; in alerts to atop the
young men trom-enllettu. but all learn
were put at real when the volunteer:-
turned up safe and round. feeling
none the wane for their adventure.
Sterling Oncbell. the other uptown
youth who «rusted with the guard.
pnaaed "mum'mlna. and left yea—
terday 'for the lexicon border. expect-
ing Benedict and Burr to follow, and
try and Join him at the camp. "
Every time n my man looks at the
ciocx the day becomes longer.
GRAPHITI A wanna: floors.
- MTV.
‘ Because of its nae in the manufac-
ture of crucibles for melting motnla
and for foundry fanfare graphite is we
mineral reeouroe of vital importance
and in great demand in time of war;
The extraordinary li'cttvtty of both in
this country and abroad of the mo;
lecture of munitions has greatly rum.
nlated the graphite industry. Moat of
the established graphite mines in the
lantern Staten notably increased their
output in 1915. and in the Aaliland
diatrdot, Mannie, a number of new
mines have recently been opened.
most or which have not. reached the
producing eugo. am; in 1918ch
development work was also hem on
a white delimit of 1!)“th
in the Illa-o region. in m.
fTbc Mielectofdbe lnoreaaadzdi-
mud": will not the alien until than
otutuullinitmtnom
Seventy-Pint mall. rm. ““1
new‘ concern: begin to marina that
'produch' but even laid“ them
re.
construct the roof. but thee: plans;
ve been abandoned in deference .
the wiahca' of the government.
The following report from the
uatrian Admiralty. tamed on
was received in Berlin
today: .
“Arturo-Hungarian torpedo
boats on the morning of jun- 33
shelled a factory and a freight
train in motion near Glob-nova.
on the Italutn rut cont. The lo-
comotive blew on. four frcitltt
cars were set on fire. several oth.
ers were damaged. Our wanbim
returned without molestation by»
fly. onemv_
“On th- evening of lune 'l‘
the battleship Lieutenant Balin-
field allot down. eight minors af-
ter it rose high over the water. a
bvdro-planc. which was advent
do; “attach Triest. The Italian l
obamer waa killed and the'
French pilot was captured. 'f‘lw
aeroplane oval; numbered ‘F B.
A ra.‘ It wan taken to first.
“On the moraine of June a“
an Axum-Hungarian air aouad-.
ton aucceaaiully bombarded the
to
l
bridge was hit four times. All oo'
aeroplanes refuted
notwithamdinx a violent fire
which woe directed againet them.
An hour later a French acronlam
oftthBAtypewaaahotlrlown.
by the battleahio Lieutenant
Bahnficld in the Gulf or Trirvt.
l
1
four hilodnetres
Gudo. An armed motorboat of
the mt. under protection of
the enemy'a batteries. antecedent;
in melting the aeroplane. both
occmnta of width probably were
accupanta of which probably were
wounded badly."
Rataaian troooa fighting in
Volhynia andfialicia yeaterdat-
took grinder oar officers and
malt: men. can the official state-
meat leaned today. by the Roachn
Department.
from Porto i
War
bloyd'a Skinning Alency an-
names the sinking of the Ital-
ian «camera Mongibcllo. Roma
and Plan.
The lighting on the western
front attained proportions of con-
aidcreblc violence at various
points yratorday and last night.
the German War ‘ an-
nounced today. but attached! the
pulsed cverywhcrc.
The Anatolian Admiralty.
ports under date of June at:
“On the morning of june 23 an
Amaungarian submarine
aank an auxiliary cruiser-cf :5“
PM ' Umberto type in the
Strait of Dumbo: The auxiliary
re-
of the Fourche type. The dea-
TO l
meat appointment. His status as,
’Mlss Marion Mum“
railroad bridge and atationtat.
Pent di Pia! and Peru: Gfldo. it .
unharmed ;
l
‘touu of 34.00: degreea.
lt fell into theocean at a mint:
1
A
British and French'werc reg.
ma jaccorrmarued‘ by a deava .
tutu liltii
may.
The hid-iota HHDGN. ‘ I.” w
dink... putt» a: tie; m *
ta limo; Ln the til-ace runaway.
cream . The mm ht“
cream“ chasm a . .~
people under the direct“ ‘
Angle lion Dicheha. Thorem ‘1"
lug, naming and W7
oi
t
in: especially good. lb
3 NW at Profane-r .
Nowlnn, formerly of at ~
considered one of the“
in this city. There wean
an: and the m d ._
is considerably aualu’y
ing'is endeavm. . '
until a late 4 .
number of at '
Minotaur Iron m.
YALE oaaouaraa “If“:
Catalogue Ibu- Umw~
in ogre-o to urn-AM if“
Yale‘s total W M
to 1915 number “.1“, W
the quinqueaaial catatonia at I
and man-m ur Yale nun-nil
loaned. Of thin number . . ,
itvlu,3wli over half tho 3 3 ‘ 3
mooted during the ”a“ m.
The total number rd martian-t '
peer given 1333.306. 01' lb
her arms arts deans Ii":-
eourae‘for work in national "
and an rumination; 1,311 are ‘ 7
ary degreea. 0! the ”to”.
red by Yale, that «man-r“ "
completion of the legum- luau-a"
the college), baa been M ‘3. .
largest number; the Ho. I‘M. ,, ,‘ I .
work of the Slide" _
school) to the next What rant-sf?
Degree: given in decree the“
conferredufeliowa: *“i - ..
Bachelors or rm. 11.1»; W ; 3
or pinto-09hr. M33; ham .' ..
lawn, 2,374; doctor or my.
529; bachelor of divinity. & ‘
master of one (on " .97
m; doctor of mm. to; iii-“an
tor of fol-catty. 845; “Cf
'1“; civil humor. 8:; 3 . ‘
ermine", a; mater of M“;
bachelor of Ina aria. II: M ”
civil law, 38; bachelor of M
engineer of mince, 23: baa
civil law. 8; doctor of 1.. 7:
at when. 8.
Counting tho. decree: on.
commencement, Yale haai . p '
i
The catalogue of oliEa’ra and
antes bad its beginning lnh‘lldt
graduates appended to the 1- V‘
merit those of 1.7“. With 1. :
gun the aorta of aeparate ~’
published taiennlally and w
oently nulnguonnlally. I1.
niece eataloguee were m II
tin. Until rm the “motif .
here ofleach olaoewena ., '3
alphabetically. but in the «one;
rating the social rank of the
these early classes iii preocrveddi
present tune of the catalogue: '
1795 the, catalogue was edited
preetdent of the college. .At i
the volume is edited under the ,
’tion of the universal} secretary
~6entinel Want Ads. Pay. ’my
and be convinced.
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