ored children ever established south of Maaon under the gnidxnce of two of the scho- will be O of Scrinton. .n J * }»lght, . aociety meetings Hare, Pa.; Hon. Nathan Goff *. Bock Point. Frederick historian of the Disou liu». r"*!*-f1om Georgetown college. In Septem¬ £T7\ ?,v. *nd students of the of ?.. Md.; J1 Catholi.- church in Amtics for original d the idea .f, stablishing .n coi Motion Rev. Samuel succeeded Father ? P"f Pr;-">t Bi?hoP Northrop, Charleston. Frwlk Pr*»n.-4u- hia work. 'The Life and i imm of w Ui tlif (\i . A. Mallear ber. 1827. he entered the college as a novitiate, {rL'L.Ldepartments of arte, medicine ar.-l Uw. In the YV*8. C.;\',rglni?r:M. F. Morris. District of Columbia; Hon. ri,hV £eW \ork; L*"!*!". Archbiahop u«,m Umli department. -hi. n Ryder in 1845. but 'here when he was » i. John M. Lswton. Washington; CarrolL'" would offer an .rrniM for the of 1!,,.r*n'f1Dfd for|two year», academic *e«- I.mile Ro»t. Louisiana; Hon. Edward D. White, i/L Prnu->e-»l«>-Chi<,n: Rev. John The edibles. disposition s,. in a few month* sent to Frederick to complete hi* theological .ion of the^.erethroewj»faculties,bf at which honorary Senator-elect from Hon. Thomas J faculty gold medal for presentation to rxtrnd tU (ppartanibm of Thomas Mul- Louisiana; i!^* «\^£?er' J- Lin-oln. the pope is < ted to arrive from the mint in other* in thai Father °*°r*eto"n * «». degree, will be conferred. Prtsident Cleve¬ Semines, Louisiana; Hon. Patrick Walsh! rTn^. Philadelphia, where it haa been struck, early w« 11-cooked breakfast. lunch or >1 bin'ordinatio.'10 degrees. and ha* con¬ Georgia: Bishop Healy. Portland. Me.; Hon. ?.mMJames H.h :t S. Tenlevtown. D. next week. nominal diuaer, and during this term Here he entered upon his duties of sented to make a brief address E. Washington. Hon. Chas. Longhborough, C.; figure* for thoe* to whom economv infirmary wis Joseph Tennessee, Marquette. Mich.; Ludwell H. The must b« a constant --- the philosophy and natural science, of the H. Voorheen, . ¦vVon«7'?,»r. Uat of Commlttw. companion. From this the " foanJiag Washington territory; Hon. F. C. L ughborough. Luther M. Long- row of completed and °® he continued to teach for forty-eight oldest«lIh.?VW!!!Catholic collegeC°!fbra^din thU country. Nor is C. Zegarra. minister to United States from Tenlevtown; The committee* who have attended to the margin operations the work baa tt buihVngs generally Hi* work in the establishment of the the from the and Tallm«dge A. Lamhert. landed until it u beyond the patronage onIt of °ld*8t' but, Peru, many others. \V?aT" .a"hl"?to11'' ^n,l"4S details of the arrangement* for the eentenuial those who work to earn improved. Father otoerTatorr, for which he drew the and ^gn, >D which have been es- \ViiH Lawler! Prairie-du-Chien; their dailvbread. It plan*, ? M ^ cnll"*<- THE PRESENT OFFICERS. g^°: New William H. celebration, and who will act on the occaaion Ryder again became he conducted for so a is re- inKberv.0f 8hfc he stvled LTBeh' York> affords opportunities, without curtailing th. j long period, ra"-v at L.m.?wDl Albert W. Houl- I are aa i president in 1*48. 7 in the sketc h of that branch of the #ercollegesn,nK- Hence her centennial The officers the present time are James T. ~"laaJ,-Washington; Madigan. follows: hsnces of their leas fortunate sisters. to many « ?f AtilU F. Pens^ola. bleased with and it *»< during coiiege but his valuable contributions to soi- 'ion u the one hundredth anniversary Coleman, Cal.. president; . first V", *["¦¦ Mallory. Fla.; General committee of arrangement having good.plsin food and warm clothes. a nt * Mor*'-Wa»hington: Chas. A. Mnr- The sale of a tidy, a scarf. or a mat meat) i administration neTer be fullv appreciated 0 educatioa in the United vice-president; Chas. A. n),v n ir Chartea F. McGahan. Ch.rles- general charge of centennial celebration.Re v. quilt, that the medical de¬ save!.!!'\Wl!wrhllPsby the few scientists with whom he was in State! Hoyt. N. V., second vice- J. Havens Richards. 8. J., president George¬ book*, music, a day's outing for some fragile, (h of the uni¬ i ve MaS.der. Marlboro; Cecil town Geo. delicate body, or a week, a war from MEDICAL CO U.S., partment correspondence during the vigorous pros- The Alumni Medal. Dr. Francis \l !r tt- te university; E. Hamilton. E. P. F. perhaps. E. versity wasestablisbed of his work. His observations to dek r- president; D. Morgan. Washington; Clement Manlv. New-J Brady. Pr. Geo. L. Magruder. Thos. E. the scenes and narrow* of every-day life* which jL Gunnell, C., third F- Lancaster count Wagga- come* as editionie the exact of from a Magee. v, man. Jan. A. Grant, francis W. McGurk. cool, clear water, to a tbiratc soul. FATHERS STOWEHTREET A>D XAOU1RE. longitude Washington vice-president; T 1- pS"1'a.; DameiV C:>,D#v.G. I>*n- lku- Un sale in the .r» enwich. made half a centnrv have re¬ A. Lambert. I). Major, Georgetown; net B. 8. establishments here. a> . Ise- Rer. (.has. H. Htonestreet became ago, madge Deadwood: Rer. Phillips. are artn ics president cently been verified the fourth v McLaughlin, Invitation committee.Rev. J. Havens Rich¬ where, representing almost every In but one officially by govern- C., vice-presi¬ {' a. J.. of the 1851, resigned after year, having 10 and accepted bv those con- dent; Chas. O'B. Cowar- r"«- M00".. Washington; ards, 8. J.; Judge Walter 8. Cox. Pr. Ja*. E. variety band i-work of Wadiiutng i been 'i ^^trononiera CockevsviUe Ellis worker*, from a hand-made lace appointed provin¬ iH-cted with the English royal observatory. dm. Va., fifth \ Mills.11 t1?.9- .- ferryman, Morgan, Chief Justice W. A. Kichaidaou, Pr. K. busy kandknr- cial of the s«h ietv of a ner also ice-presi¬ Washington: Carroll E. Morgan. M. D. W. H. Hon. F. Martin chief, valued at nearly half a hundred of dollar < Curley established the greenhouse dent; E. IX F. Brady, D. E. de S. Lovejoy, C. C. Zegarra. to Jesuits. and Rev. fcer- at tne and became as a botanist Washington; L. McDonnell. J., Fred- F. Dr. Samuel Hon. stiff, semi-f^now looking dolls of cotton let¬ college, skilled C.. secretary; Dr. F. O. ; H- L. Morris, C. Buaey. Nathan Hard A. Maifiiire. well rrom his interest in the care his Maddox, Washington; Francis P. Goff, Charles W. Pr. ting made, doubtless, by some tiny, but of plauts. St. Cluir. D. C.. treas¬ Mt Manus. F. W. McGurk. Wash¬ Hoffman, Joseph Tabor hand whoae willing remembered in Wash¬ 1 his work he still attends to as much as his urer. At the time of his Philadelphia; Johnson. E. P. F. Bradv. little owner anxiouslv and ex¬ ington aa a zealous will ington: George L. Magruder, M. It., Washing- Press committee.E. L>. F. pectantly await* a report of aale. Article* of grl uVBge ?nd Phy«ieal infirmity permit. death J uon in almost hone; Washington; James P. Montgomery San Suit* ami . lut-uot, en'h Miut tlunu th« of »u largely every department of science, orator, but when recently attacked by his fatal rrancisco; James McY. Mackall. M. I).. Wash¬ Walsh, Philadelphia Queries; Martin ludustrv eipoo^Qt creased and the stand- tie is a man of singular simplicity and purity ll.iic"* resigned the di tingui h"d honor, and T. Dickson. by which aome need)" *oui is to be fed ard of the was or ington; John T. Mitchell. Georgetown; John J. Committee on and clothed. college thought, diffident and retiring in manuer, Rome months ago. when the Society of the Mart:n I1. Alorris. LL.D.. of this city, has been Bev. John B. 8. music.F. J. Kieckhoefer, considerably railed. and yet at his great age his intellect is still selected to t ike his Major. Georgetown; Mullallr. Prof. J. C. Fo»rt9ch, Prof. A. Oloetcarr, Pr. the BEOIXKIKO OF TW* WOVTXEHT. He also erected the clear and Alumni was considering the preliitiiijurie* t'or place. J., Cherrytown; J. Fairfax McLaughlin. James T. vigorous, and his fund of reminis¬ the The centennial oiie will be delivered bv New-y Rev. John A. phila- Sothoron. James H. Clarke, Pr. C. Among the tirst of this peculiar claaa of amo- large building at the cences is inexhaustible. He has been con- centennial celebration, it was suggested York, Morgan S. J.. H. A Kleinseumidt. P. O'C. Callahan. Conde B. Pallen. A.M., of ,st. Lonis. Mo. J. J. ciations instituted was some ten or twelve .ast end of the south nec.ed with the for and that a medal be struck commemorative of the teoruarv cen¬ McDermott, Washington; On the of the Alumni: college sixty-two years, 21. the second of the series of McEIhone.r i'n'a' ,£. J. F. Moran. M l> part year* ago in under t°w for the junior stu- no one takes greater interest in the coming occasion, and a committee whs to tennial d.ites, has been alutnni Washington: Executive committer -Rev. J. Havens Rich¬ England, the patronage of nStttS- FATHER STONE8TREET. appointed designated day. Washington; Jas. R Murphy. Boston; S. yueen Victoria and the centennial than Father Curley. take the matter iu found it no itn*l the oration and ode will be delivered in James ards. J.; Pr. P. J. Murphy. Samuel il. Yeat- pemonal superintend- charge. They MncShano, Halifax, N. 8.;" J. D. Mc¬ ni..n. Pr. F. Mallon. Pr F. O. Ht. euce of that warm-hearted woman, the Dn*nro THE WAR. CARDINAL MAZKI.LA. easy task, but after much patient labor agreed (taston hall at 10:80 o'clock a. m. In the Laughlin. Boston; J. K. McSherrv. Frederick; Claire. l'niice** lovely, a the centennial of the Finance committee.Pr. F. O. 8t. Ciair. W. Beatrice. It wa* known a* the Work¬ Rev. John succeeded Father ilaguire Camillo Mazzella was born on the 10th of upon design which it is believed will prove evening grand banquet * J" 8. J.. Early will be served at Willard's hotel. t u. ?M. Murphy. Georgetown; F. Quicksail. F. J. Kieckhoefer. E. ing Ladies' Guild," and Ite object a* *Uted wx 4n 1868, and hia term was marked the civil ls;!3, at \itulano, a town of several satisfactory. The old seal of the coll. ge with society Leonardtown. Md.; J. Nota George "to assist by February. its legend "Ad Potomaci in A large nbmber of non-resid< nt alumni will McGill. f,'- M,orMaryland h is long be present on the joyful occasion to renew more; James L. Morris. Pittston. Pa.; Wm L. Callahan. Mead. in it* changed the With the in the since to the formed in to Eugene F. Arnold, Pr. Jame* T. Sothoron. W. character and methods, the working college. lying kingdom relinquished her title territory friendships college days testify Metiger. San Antonio. Tex.; Martin F. Morris, woman * movement of commencement of hos¬ of about : their to their veut Table in H. Manogue. J. Nota McGill, James P. Mont¬ to-day embrace* the Naples, thirty- where the college stp.mK ml the motto of to¬ fealty mother, rejoice Washington; Neal T. Murray. Washington- ¦wine tilities there was a great two tniles to the east of the and made in recent gomery. Samuel A. Robinson. tenets, and many a poor deserving woman day required another allegiance. progress improvements Oscar J. Mudd. Port Tobacco. Md.; P. J. Mur- owe* a wholesome reduction of students. the city of that namo. The alumni ui.-dnl evolved may he de¬ years and to tor her continued pros¬ Committee on alumni badges.Rev. J. Havens mualor oomlortable dress to finally bespeak . D-' Wasl>ington; J. McHenry, iU existence. Voting men from both When raised to the scribed as follows: and renown her second P UrSIV Philip Richards. 8. W. F. Quicksail, Francis A. The face is significant with perity greater during jr., W ashington; Richard 8. Murphy. Washing¬ J.; loss sections hastened to cardiuulate. therefore, the college arms.an with outstretched century, so auspiciously beginning. Richard Cunningham. Scarcely younger to the New York ex- eagle ton; R. MoMahon. Washington; Rich¬ Committee on for women'* their homes, some of iu June. 1880, he was wings, one foot resting on a mathematical globe A LIST OF THE MEMBERS ard R. banquet.Pr. F. O. fit. Clair, change work, and tnanv there are them to march to the old. arid the McSherrv, Baltimore; Stephen Mallorv. Pr. L. Magruder. F. J. Kieckhoefer, of Washington * fair before the tifty-three years talons of the other grasping the cross. of the is as follows: Pensacola; E. Mudd. Port Tobacco, George daughter*, city P front in the armies of There were several From his beak llutters the motto society Sydney Charles A. Elliott, Samuel M. Yeatman, Thos. had one of it* own, either from reduced cir¬ "utrnque G. Md.; Stewart B. Muncaster. M. D.. Washington- J. Sullivan. cumstance* or needful either side, and others children in the family. iinum, and above hi* head, surrounded with EugeneF. Arnold, Washington;John Agar, Thomas F. Mallan. M. D., Washington; Thomas of ..pin-monoy." who \to take the place at Of the boys, three rays and stars, is The cross and New \ork; J. F. It. Georgetown; Reception committee.Jamea V. Coleman, have sent to that institution some delicate fab¬ Apollo's harp. Appleby.M.D.. ¦' M- D-- Washington; Rev. Thomas ric nome of fathers and gave themselves to the globe religion and science; the J. Ashton, Louis Bush « ,, A!" president society of Alumni; Pr. Joseph M. skillfully embroidered or artfullv fashioned typify harp, Hubley Washington; A. Mackm, llock Island; Theodore Mead, M into some useful elder brothers who had service of the church. poetry. Surrounding the rim is the in¬ Allaiu. St. Gabriel. La.; Thomas Antisell. M.D., W. K. Toner, C. C. Magruder. Jaiues Hoban, Pr. article, where it wm sold and already gone. The at¬ Camillo. Ernesto and J/,-.-,,.Washington; Mayo. Washington; Fraucis M. Gunnell. Wm. F. Quicksail. Tal- the sender made by the It scription. "Collegium Oeorgeopolitanum. Washington; Chiirles H. Brice. Washington; William L. Marcv, Washington; W. A. Marve, A. without happythat receipt*. tendance wus cut down Pietro. Camillo and Er¬ ttU ilDCCLXXXVHII.incohatum." Daniel A. Boone, Baltimore; Rev. E. V. Boar- U. S. A.. W. P. D. Moross. Chat¬ madge Ijimbert. F. P. B. Rands. C. C. Lan¬ goes laying oftentimes th* reault two-thirds in a few nesto were twins, while Springfield; caster, Hon. Joseph E.Washington. Hon. Chas. . a* agreeably surprising, at other* sadly dis¬ sand. 8. J.. Fiesole. Italy; Eugene 1>. F. Brady, tanooga; William V. McGrath. Jr.. Philadel- S. when the days. After the war the Pietro was some six Frank Barnum. S.J.. William E. William Voorhees. Pr. W. Warrington Evans, George appointing. ueed* of more than on* lumber of students in- Ernesto is now a and Washington;Bev. George¬ phia; Morgan. Washington; P. Goff. Alex. Porter Morse. J. 8. Blankman, hung in the magnitude of the return*. years younger. prelate town: F. A. Brogan, Omaha; Frank Baker. M 11. Manogue, Georgetown; W. W. Montgomery, Dr. W. F. Ivreased. and the college vicar-general of the archdiocese of Benevento, D.. Francis E. Brown. Ga.; W. Neale. Port To¬ Byrne, Sevellon A. Brown. Henry THE WORE IS WaSHlHOTO*. Tw.is soon in a flourisli- the be Washington; Baltimore- Augusta. Augustine L. Neal T. Pr. John W. importance of which position may gath¬ ^SODALES T. Baxter, E. Bur- Md.; Charles B. Newman, Bryan. Murray, Bayne. The first establishment of ft ing condition. In Janu¬ ered from the fact that under its jurisdiction George Washington; Harry bacco, Washington; W. H. Lamar. Eugene F. Arnold. J. Nota Mc¬ woman'* ex¬ ALYMNI nam. Washington; Harvey Bawtree, Montreal; Lumund S. Nichols, Washington; H.'iirv M. Gill, A. T. change in Washington wa* *ome and ary, 1866. Father Ma- are comprised no less than two thousand par¬ Henry M. Brent, Callao. Peru; Henrv Butler' Newman, M. D.. Washington; Bt. Rev. b P Logan. Francia W. McGurk. R. Ross year* ago. FATHER *AOTIRE. guire again became pres¬ ishes. Pietro will be remembered by Woodstock ?*WALMAE*MATRIS Cambridge. Mass.; L. Charleston. S. C.; Rev. James Pve Perry and Chaa. A. Elliot. was located on F street between liith and ISth. ident with an increased number of students. Md.. students of about teu as ''Father Henry Bryan. Washing¬ Northrup, The reception committee ha* been divided It was started an years ago ton: E. Howard Brown. S. J., Kordham. N*. Y.¬ Neale, S. J.. St. Inigoes, Md.; John C. Norniiie, into by association composed of Fither Early returned to the presidency in Peter," bv which title he was familiarly V^^AECYLARLVFESiyL^!j Isaac W. Blackburn, M. IX. Washington: Jus." St. Louis; Paul Neuhaus. Washington; William several subcommittees for service on each forty or more of the city'* most charitable In¬ 1^70 until was j of the three as and continued in ofHre 1873. It" know-n to him from '"FatherCamil- dava. follows: and wa* over first Mrs. Wes- of distinguish G. Burleson, San Marcos, Tex.;J. A. VV. Burche J. Neel, Washington; Isaac W. Nordlingcr For the dies, presided by during this time that the law department lus." After teaching philosophy in Woodstock ^IPBIMVM'DEDIC Washington; Jno. G. Ballentine, Puiaski. Tenu.- Georgetown: N. Nordlingcr. West Washington' morning of the first day.James V. cott and subsequently by Mrs. Admiral liogers. tho university was established. from 1872 to 1875. he was recalled to Europe. John D Coleman. Pr. Joseph M. Toner, C. C. Magru¬ aided by Mis* Htrong. of Justice first elements of K. Bradford. Wilmington; J. Smith Breii- C.; Bernard D. O'Connell. Loweil, Mass: der, Pr. P. B. Clark. Jariv-o T. Lam¬ daughter THE LAW COLLEGE ESTABLISHED. The three boys received the %; nan, John W. M. I).. Wash¬ Charles E. O'Connor. New York Charles Hoban. A. Strong. For some reason or other it was not own Wilmington; Kayne. city; F. P. The formation of the lew school is their education from a tutor in their home. John Chas. V. Boar- M. J. O Doa- bert. B. Sands. Charles A. Elliot, Hon. successful, probably more on account of the mainly A? the of about ten or eleven Camillo ington; Boyle, Washington; y Donovac, D., Baltimore; E. Pr. W. W. G. due to I'r. J. M. Mr. Charles W. Hoff¬ age years nan. M. D., Washington; John J. West nell, Columbus. I'etersville, Md.: C J Joseph Washington. Evans. P. novelty of the undertaking and consequent Toner, and Ernesto were sent to the Seminary of Bene¬ Bogue", Goff, Alexander 1*. Morse. J. S. Blankman. Pr. lack of than else. It mann and Martin F. Washington: J no. A. Butler. Washington: Jno. O'Flvnn. Detroit; Eugene J. O'Neill, W'ash- patronage anything vento. On their entrance into the*seminary S. F. Francis J. O'Neill. W. F. Bvrn, Sevellon A. Brown. W. H. Lamnr, w:is moved from one to another until Morris, who a THE BEVEBRE Blankman, Washington; J. Beale. Wash¬ ington; Washington- J. Nota place proposed the future cardinal and prelate took very ington; Rev. Peter S. J.. Philadel¬ I». O'Kane, S. J., Alexandria. Ya.; George' McGill. F. W. McGurk. J. Barry. J. K. finally it sus|>ended, . good deal of money and it to Father Ma^uire tneir fellow-students. shows ft double one-half of Blenkinsop. ijev. Jones. A. T. Logan, C. C. Pr. a amount and in with high position among wreath, composed phia; Bev. P. H. Brennan. S. J. Providence- C. Oxnard. Pittsburg; (ieorgeO'I»ohertv. Wash¬ Brandenbaugh. large of persistent, earnest, faithful connection i They wi re precisely similar in anpearance anil oak leaves and one-half of laurel, the branches Robert J. Geary. William J. McCluekey, P. J. O'Pou- work having been in the fttt» to him carried the work Rprefect course, circular in form, an inch and five- Carson, Minneapolis; George A. Catnalier' Washington; Charles D. Roonev, Winches! Elliot, Hon. C. 8. Place, with a number of vice-presidents and ft fessor of morning He remained there . Voorhees, Pr. W. W\ Evans, of the Father dogma. eighths in diameter, and has been struck in Washington; II. W. Claggett. Rosaryville. Md.; ter, Mass.; Emile Rost, Kenner". La Edw G. P. secretary, Mrs. L. A. l.cgg< tt. MS 12tb stree t. college. until ordered to Borne in 1878 to be elevated to - Goff. Pr. W. F. Byrn. S. A. Brown. 11. L. Healev's zeal bronze. It is to be worn by the alumni during Howard C. Claggett. Washington: James E. O. Russell., Chicago. Ill Francis H.'Rainy', N. T. H. This is not technically . chftritable untiring the chair in the cardinal's college made vacant James W Frank Fer¬ Bryan. Murray, W. Lamar. E. F. Ar¬ but one and incessant labors Cardinal Franzeliu's death. He has been the centennial exercises, and will be suspended Callahan, Chicago; V. Coleman, Sati ashington; Rudd, Brooklvn, N.Y.; nold. F. W. McGurk. Prof. Kalusowski. J. A. | institution, whose object rather to to by from a of James K. Clearv, Jas. dinand St. Louis. Mo.; Henry M. Bus- women U the ui to them- caused his health to the author of some of the most works ribbon blue and gray.the college Francisco; Washington; Risque, Malonev, I. Barry. J. K. Jones, A. 8. Logan. B. help by achilig help profound colors. The schools "of the univer- E. Clements, Arlington. Ya.; Rev. James w! sell. Wheeling. W. Va.; Irving C. Rosse. M.D , selve*. to educate them to elevate to break down, and in 1878 upon modern theology in the history of the respective James R. Randall. Jos. B. 8. Phillips. James Pevine, P. J. Guar>*, the of industry he was ordered his sitv.arts and sciences, law, medicine, Ac . Collins. 8. J., Frederick. Md.; James H. Clarke. Washington; Baltimore; Thos. M. T. B. plane professional diguity. and at th# by church, and his convincing logic and power as will be in John B. Contee, Washington: Jos. A. Bice. Washington: Bev. J. Havens Bichards Harvey. Lantry, H, imnifl time assist aud them physicians to take a sea a writer, when to the attention of designated gilt letters, worked di¬ Washington; Charles C. Brandenbaugh. John v. Pahlgren. encourage prac¬ The brought Pope agonally across the ribbon. The is the B. Church. Washington; Rer. James Curley! 8. J., Georgetown; John M. Rankin, Washing¬ James A. Felix tically in their work. It comprise* a d. iart- voyage. following Leo. laid the foundation of Father Mazella's design John Grant. A. Kel*> Win. 3. mi nt he work of Wm. F. an alumnus now re¬ 8. J., West Washington: Junius A. Clifton. New ton; W. Ross, Washington; James Roane,' for the sale of their work. from the nnert year returned and ecclesiastical advancement. Quicksall, Yankton. Louis W. M Cluskey, Panicl J. O'Donnell, Cnas. F. O'Pay, to the resumed his duties, but siding in Washington, and the drawings were York; M. J. Colbert, Washington; Rev. Peter M.D.. Dak.; Ritchie. D Paniel E. Chaa. L. cbea|H>st fabric*, cooking or whatever The Present Course of Studies Richard Rev. P. T. Archbalt. O'Pay, 1'aima, Jeremiah M. a needful woman can ui in April. 1882. his illness sent to Philadelphia, where the medal was Cassidv. 8. J., Jersey City; L. Carne, Georgetown; Roche, Pa.'- Prendergast. tind it band to make, and obliged him to resign at Georgetown is that generally pursued in col¬ .truck. The ribbon adopted for the purpose Alexandria, V*.; Richard H. Clarke, New York- Rob't Ray, Monroe. La.; Samuel J. Radcliffe' in addition conducts an industrial depart¬ of the of of a is about an inch in 8. W. Curriden, Washington; Thos. J. Craven' M.D Washington; Samuel A. Robinson! THE ment which give* instruction in the best the position of presi- leges Society Jesus, and, including badge width, of gros WOMAN'S-WORK MOVEMENT. of the y dent. He was succeeded grain silk, into which are woven the hues District of Columbia: W. 8. Carr, Baltimore- Washington; Thomas J. Rvder, El Paso methods manufacture of such articles. __ the extends over a FATHER HEALEY. preparatory department, the as J. T. William R. Cas- Tex.; Thomas H. Ridgate, Washing- A system of evening classes is a of the by Jfc,,, A.Doonrtn. of seven adopted by college its colors, being in Coughlin. Washington; What It Him Accomplished In Wash¬ part of years. The plan of studies is the center & William B. Carvill, 8t. Johns N ton; William A. Richardson, Washington: work in which the branches, »n alumnus the college and a professor of periodbased on the idea that a bright hue, bordered by a pretty sidy. Albany; and Elsewhere. English several years' standing. complete liberal edu¬ steel gray. B.; Rev. William F. Clarke, 8. J., Washington- Albert E. Shoemaker, Tennallytown, D. C.- ington stenography, elocution and practical dress¬ cation should aim at developing all the powers This Walter 8. Clarke. New Rev. W. R. Cowar¬ A. Harry Semmes, Washington; Andrew j' making «re taught FATHER DOONA.t MADE PRESIDENT. of the and no one faculty at the combination of the blue and gray was York; WHAT rr IS AND HOW IT OHIOI*ATKD.THE OOOD by thoroughly competent mind, expense for the reason din. 8. J., Providence; Walter 8. Cox, Wash¬ Shipman, New York; Rev. A. J. Semmes. Sha^ teacher* at a mere nominal sum. It established the adopted that the old institution NO Father Doonan. on coming into office, found of the others. During first part of the stand* the bank of the J. Donlon, Charles rou. Ga»; Charles M. Staley, Washington; IT is DOINO FOB WORK I WOMEN .THE HOC- early in its history a toe uov< 1 course the receives the share upon Potomac, dividing, ington; Alphonsus Albanv; library upon himself confronted by a serious difficulty in memory principal as it were, the north from the south, students Denbv. Peking. China; Charles A. De Coorcy, Charles W. Seawell, Washington; D. A. 8hau- CATION AL AND INDUSTRIAL AND OTHER of inviting a membership and charging a of attention, the student being engaged in mas¬ San Antonio- nahan. Dominic F. Sweenev k as the entrance tee. lu this severs! the financial condition of the college. He re¬ the rudiment* of and math¬ entering for its benefits, from its very founda¬ Lawrence, Mass.; Eugene Digges, Louisville, Ky.; CNION8.WHAT WOKE* CAN DO TO EARN MONEY. Ci way tering Latin, Greek, tion. from the one section as well as the Rev. Edward J. Devitt, 8. J., Woodstock col¬ Hazleton. Pa.; D. A. Stack. Kentuckv; Edward hundred volumes have beeu secured, in addi¬ ceived, however, several donations of consid¬ ematics. and in in the use "from S. E. M. tion to erable acquiring accuracy other, and it is intended that this commingling lege, Md.: Edward C. Donnelly, Manhattan- A. Scott, Newbury, C.; Sctiaeffer, M There is no more significant or gratifying contributions from appreciative aud magnitude, and by Judicious manage¬ of his native tongue. Ab the pupil advances of colors shall indicate that ville, N. Y. ;F. J. M. Daly, Macon, Ga.; Francis D. Washington; Francis P. B. Sands. Washing¬ friend* of the association. lu ment in other directions he the is more and more exercised, the pupils from feature of the present generation than the sympathizing had the satisfac¬ judgment by one quarter are as dear to alma mater as those Duffy, New York- Frank W. Damman, Balti¬ ton; F. O. St. Clair, M. D., Washington; Fran¬ the library maga/.iu< a. papers, Ac., are on file, tion of at means of translations from one language into J. cis W. Towanda. Leaf partly commercial and partly charitable enter¬ and women cau aud sit there and knowing, length, that Georgetown and the of mathematics from the other quarter.that the mantle of her more; Joseph Darlington. Washington; Itev Sullivan, Pa.; Frei go read, was once more another, by study and has no James A. Doonan, 8. J., New York; John T* Smith, Beading, Pa.; Franklin Steele, Wash¬ prise known as the "Woman's Exchange" move¬ taking their own lunches with them if tbev college in a prosperous financial while less attention is to mere memory protection,r teachings, love political given Doyle. Menlo Park, Cal.-. Joseph M. Dohan ington; George W. Salter, Washington: Bev ment. Movements by women in organized as¬ prefer, though a lunch room to a part of tho condition. work. When the student is able to read Latin alloy. Henrv J. 8. Mass. work, for the The of Alumni. Philadelphia; Martin T. Dickson. St. Louis- Shandelle. J., Worcester, sociations are pretty nearly always founded double purpose of disposing, as During Fathf r Doo- and Greek with some facility he devotes him¬ Society Michael R. Donovan, M. D., Lynn, Mass.- Harvey L. Shomo, Washington; James Hobun far as necessary, ot the consignments of nan's administration self for a year to the cultivation of his literary In May, 1880, the present Society of Alumni Rob'l M. Douglass. Greensboro. N.C.; R. Dever- Sands, Washington; Joseph IL Sands upon good intentions, and when oonducted cookery, and furnishing simple, health¬ Father Ja*. Clark died taste, by reading the best models of ancient was organized, the first been eaux Wm. H. Ya.; James T. Sothoron. closely in line with the original and ful, home-cooked tea. at the The meeting having Doyle, Norfolk; Dennis, Washing¬ Roanoke, m' conception food, coffee, college. Father and modern literature. following year is held at the residence in this city of Hon. ton; W. H. DeLacv, Washington; Walter A. Washington; Josc-ffh M. Spellissev. Phila^ upon distinctive business principles, the pa¬ chocolate, Ac., at moderate prices. The p . Clark was born in 1*)9. given to the training of the imagination- Donaldson. New York; Itev. Wm. H.Duncan delphia: Joseph W. Singleton. Louisville, N Y tience and union to supported Entering West Point at the nature of is Francis Kernan. who was, at that time, United Rev perseverence they manifestly largely by subscriptions poetry explained.' States Senator from New S. J., Boston; Wm. A. Dwver, Detroit; Jas ll' John Scully. 8. J., Fordhnm. N. Y.; John nature them from membership, though the result of its o*u the age of sixteen, he the technicalities of verse-making are York. Dooley, Richmond, Va.: Vernon M. Dorsev* B. Stack, Washington; James F. Scaggs. Wash¬ possess by generally pull work to growing in effect. Its contributing graduated in 1829. and mastered, and the great poets are carefully The object of the society, as set ont in the Bell W. ington; 8. F. Sessford, M. I)., Washing¬ through with triumphant and deserving members include of the most notable was an Washington; Etheridge, Dresden! Joseph many officer in the studied. Then comes the year of rhetoric to the is as Chas. A. John B. Louis P. Shoe¬ success. To be sure many of their commend¬ Indies in W and as char¬ several preamble constitution, follows: Tenn.; Elliott, Washington; Edw V ton; Siattery, Boston; ashiugtou society, the army years. At during which the student's critical powers aro Whereas it is meet that studeots should cher¬ Edelin, M. D., La Platta. Md.; Geo. J. Easter- maker, Washington; Rev. Lawrence W. Siat¬ able and seemingly well-conducted acter of the work i* becoming known this time he had quite a exercised and and enterprises itspatroii- developed; poets prose ish toward the college in which they have been dav, Washington; Maurice F. Eagan, North tery. Woburn, Mass.; Maurice C. Spratt, O"- have come to from one cause or age is extending and its for as a mathe¬ writers are scientifically the Maurice grief another. opportunities help¬ reputation analyzed, princi¬ educated sentiments of sincere gratitude and Bend, Ind.j J. L. Eliot, M. D., Washington- densburg. N.Y.; J. Stack. M. D..Wash¬ however, from ing truly des< rving women increasing. "We matician. He entered ples of oratory are carefully examined, and the an aiTectionate interest in its welfare and Richard H. Edelin, Bryantown, Md.; W. War¬ ington; Nicholas Stonestreet, Port Tobacco- principally, intemperate diver¬ propose to make thi* for womeu.'* said the Society of Jesus in speeches of the world's greatest orators are and W. D Peter D. Smith, sions from the original design, or want of the to a 1841. and progress; rington Evans, Washington; Evans, M Logansport, Ind.-' secretary representative of The began to read and discussed. The last year of the Whereas the best of these senti¬ Washington; H. W. Evans, Arthur Peter X. Smith, Norfolk; Pinkney w' strength and nnity of association, and this Stab, "what the Y. M. C. A. if to men. . center teach mathematics at course serves to the expression Washington; discipline reasoning facul- ments is the desire aud effort on our part to W. Ferguson, Georgetown; Alex. J. Falls Smith. Washington; St. George II. "Sands! particular movement has not proved an excep¬ of good, a place which hold* ont sisterly arms Georgetown in 1845. ties by the study of logic, metaphysics and obtain for onr alma mater greater educational Washington; E. Boyd Faulkner, Martini Washington; Stanley 8. Stout. Mil¬ tion. The distinctive characteristic* of the to the stranger and says -welcome.' It will be He tanght there until ethics, and continuing mathematics and a .'Woman'* are to women a by facilities' and concourse of students- W. Edw. X. Fink, S. waukee; Thomas J. Semmes, New Orleans- Exchange" not only new. com¬ bureau of information, he was larger burg, Va.; J., protection, 1861. when made natural sciences, which were already begun in and New Geo. H. Fox, San Thomas E. Sherman. 8. J.. Woodstock paratively. but novel, and like all novel condi¬ and and no woman on to the of York; Francisco; college,' belp. ** coming city president Worcester preceding years. During this year great at¬ Whereas emulation is so laudable a cause, Geo. P. Fisher, Chicago; Jas. A. French, Ma; Thomas J. Sullivan. Washington, Thomas tions applied to business principles, excite can say 'I am alone.' college. From 1167 to father j. h. doonas tention is to and a Thomas more or given metaphysics, thorough while furthering the end proposed, will draw San Francisco; St. Julian Fillett, Washington- A. Stephens. Chicago; J. Shea. Wash¬ less suspicion, it not contempt; OTHER BRAVCHEft k! T" aK"n u""\hlDS «* Georgetown. In knowledge of it is regarded as of the utmost more closely the bonds of fellowship between Rev. John W. Fox, S. J., Georgetown; Joseph ington. Rev. W. H. Sumner, 8. J.. Frederick. Md. meet with many conflicting interests and OF THE WORE. 1%9 he became president of Gonzaga college importance, since it serves to arrange all the 118. C. Foertsch, Washington; Rev. Robert Fulton, Wm. M. Smith, Philadelphia; Rev. W. Scanlou.' encounter any number of aged hobbies Another establishment, similar in it* object, retllued Qntil I*., when he re- student's knowledge systematically, and gives fiesolivd, That we. the alumni of S. Rev. Samuel II. 8. J.. 8. J., Boston; Wm. H. Sholes, difficult to deal with. Its is but not so far reaching in it* designs, to tho turned to the to the Georgetown J., Boston; Frisbee, Washington- strength Georgetown. In 1*7» he became him ability grasp firmly principles college, do organize ourselves into a society Woodstock. Md.; Sands W. Forman, San Fran¬ Anson 8. Taylor, Washington;Bev. A. J. Tisdall! the st.-ength of any Tital organization di¬ "Woman's Exchange." on the corner of 11th nnaHe to teach, and in 1885 he died a of any special study to which he may wish to for the before Thos. C. Fitz- 8. J., Beniainin Tureaud. Hamilton! rected to the of a well defined peaceful devote himself. j purposes recited. cisco; Thomas Flatley, Boston; Denver; accomplishment and E street*. It to presided over by Mrs. THE FIB8T OFFICEBB OF THE SOCIETY. patrick, St. Paul; Andrew J. Green, Washing¬ Ont.; Edward H. Thomas, Washington; H. M. purpose. The movement, or rather the object liriuton, better known as "Mother Koutliwick.'' THE CISTE5XIH it seekB a WlanitXT. THIS COURSE IS CALCULATED The officers for the first two ton; Bev. Cornelius Gillespie. 8. J., George¬ Turpen, M. D. Washington; Bev. Henry T. B to attain, is singular outgrowth of the of the Sea' England log cabin at the Centeii- Upon Father Doonans retirement from to and train all the of the years were: W. town; Edward A. Griffith. Baltimore; Ed. Grif- Tarr, S. J., Spring Hill College, Ala.; He'nry V condition of the times, the result of nial in 1H78, who is assisted other develop powers W. Corcoran, D. C., Hon. Francis M. Toner. D thepeculiar of ideas to by matronly office, in August, 1888. Kev. J. Havens Kichards mind, it able to understand and president; fis, Baltimore, Md.; Francis M. Gunnell. M. D Turner, St Louis; Joseph M. breaking away prevalent within ladie* and younger, pretty, rosv-chtck. d ones. rendering ap¬ Kernan. N. Y., 1st Hon. Richard George P. Goff, Washington: James A. Taylor. New York; Jas less than a score of years ago. the all of whom catch became president Father Richards received all branches of It as rice-president; Washington; Washington; Possibly business bv the wing aud hold preciate learning. serves f. Merrick, D. C., 2d John F Goldsborough H. Goddard. Washington; Jas. F. Tracy, Albany; John C. Thompson. Balti¬ loss of life among the male population it while each her allotted his classical education at Boston and a foundation for in anv rice-president; they pursue duty. college, special training branc h Hanna, D. C., secretury; Rev. P. F. Healv S J A. Gray, Augusta, Ga.; John H. Galligan, Taun¬ more; M. V. Tierney. T. Archibald Taylor. Thos. Sreaturing the civil war. certainly something, has On sale here are articles and edibles represent¬ made his philosophical and theological studies which the student, with his iniud matured and treasurer. By the provisions of the constat ton, Mass; John J. Griffis; Rev. John B. Guida, Taylor and William Tindall, Washington- been the cause of a superabundance of women ing every variety ot the handiwork of trained, decide to take The same William W. and the of each offer* new Washing¬ at Woodstock. He taught physics and me¬ may up. tion tirst adopted the membership was not con¬ 8. J., Denver; John M. Griffin. Fredericksburg! P. Tonry, Baltimore; Bowie Tvler advent year perplex¬ ton's women workers. There are other* located course is on all; to render it elective fined to Rev. J. B. 8. J.. St. . Rev. B. 8. J.. Philadel¬ ities and necessities for their em¬ chanics for five years at Georgetown. Under obligatory persons holding degrees from the uni¬ Va.; Gaffney, Inigoes. Md Georgetown; Villiger, increasing out from the business center of the In a would be to defeat its very end and aim. for but all were Osceola C. Green, Rufus C. Gar¬ phia; Claude Van Bibber, M. D. Baltimore; ployment. The thousands of sewing girls, number of citios each city. his management and with the resources the versity. undergraduates eligible Washington; shop ward has an exchange or pro¬ student, before his mind is developed Prior to 1880 an alumni association, member¬ land, Washington; Seaton Grantlund. Savan¬ Charles 8. Yoorhees, Washington territory* girls, factory girls, women in government em¬ Urauch, and in some wards several. vided Father . by Doonan's foresight and en¬ cannot judge what studies will be most benefi¬ ship in which was restricted to graduates, had nah; T. D. J. Gallagher. Mount Carmel, Pa Thomas N. Vincent. Philadelphia; A1-' ploy, and women conducting business enter- ergy. the work of completing the new building cial to him. While adhering to her ancient and it* Thomas T. Gantt, St. Louis; W. H. Gardner fred N. Williams, Parkersburg, W. Va . of their own, attest the adaptability of WHAT WOKE* CAW DO TO EARS WOWET. with to the method of her , contiDU/d, organization A. Clarke Calvert leir services to almost class of work neces¬ But ft few the has been commenced, and is going on with principles regard until^ 1883,J£meWoodstock College, John P. Hamilton, La iams, Boston: John Brisben Walker. modern of the sex, and college must prosw-r and all E. D. F. Md.; independence strong many other ways open to her. Perbspe she and it starts upon the second century of geology, form important parts of the Brady, daring Platta, Md.; Rt Itev. James Healy, Portland New York; Charles H. Walsh, Philal commercial conditions. In the way of fabrics can 'make bread, or or or itaei- course of studies. 1887, de¬ cake, preserves, Istenre with a president of talents regular obligatory Phvsics successfully Me.; James M. Healy, Pottsrille, Pa.' delphia; Henry W. Walker. Washington; there may be found pretty, but largely fanciful or can fruit, or do fsncv work.she assy who has the commanding and are the subject of laboratory in¬ voted much time and T. Howard, M. D., Thomaa E. Waggman, Washington: Thomas J. articles, often useless for deco¬ jellies, magnetic fatuity of infusing a struction.chemistryObservation and labor in efforts to still Joseph Washington except pnrely not make . fortune suddenly, but . living she into all who are as¬ investigation in Joseph E. Hayden, Washington; John Whit®, Atchison. Kaft.; William F. Williams, rative results, complex stitching and gorgeous cftn, and there will beftbont'hersnch . sense of .uUv OW? natural history are encouraged a scientiflo further increase the 8. W. a Walker, Jacksonville, Fla.; lavished with him both as instructors and pu- by and to his Hollingsworth, Zanesville, Ohio- Washington; embrodery upon positively insignifi¬ as she never felt before. It is best society among the students, and by the Toner number, Dulanev Hunter, Washington; Claude G. Hig¬ William J. Wilcox, Colorado Springs; Angus- cant and rarely desirable things; in the wsy of toindependenceselect one certain or class and stick sociated medal. As there are no ceaseless energy and gins, Lnther M. tin Robert K. mischievous sweets that thing This venerable man. now in his ninety-third yet, professional wise Lexington, Ky.; Hopkins, Yturbide, Mexico; Youngblood, culinary conception* pertenftcionsly to thftt. One woman in the schools of natural science in the university, In¬ management is Washington; M. F. Hullihen, Wiston, West Va.' Washington: Samuel M. Yeatman. Washing¬ endanger the teeth, ruin the and eftst and for year, inone of the most interesting characters struction in these branches due the appetite, began by mftking pickets preserve* in the being only that chiefly large Nicholas a Hill, Baltimore; Bev. Patrick F.' ton; F. Cipriano C. Zegarra, I.Iim, Peru. promote the worst forms of indigestion, yet, her friends and her business has grows to b* history of the which is supposed to be desirable for the com¬ number of alumni of 8. Portland. Bichard 8. to taste. The in¬ He was born in the Healy, J., Me.; Hill, M. Sbea Medal and the Medal for the Pope. withal, pandering popular enormous. Another has a reputation as ft caks college. pletion of a a perfect general education, such I venerable universi- D., Washington; Baymond T. Holden, M D Father of ventory of the woman's exchange of to-day, baker ftnd the results of her work has Roacommon county,Ire¬ as a highly cultured man of anv ty now upon the rolls B- Richards, president Georgetown is an land. profession Hardin, jr., Washing¬ a however, undoubtedly improvement on many a natron right here in Washington. October 25. 1796. would wish to possess. But the studv of natural and the present flour¬ ^Mlij,I?8ton:Tlloma8William L college, has received lead proof of the Shea that of a few Its is His father was a builder ton; Hill, Washington; William A. only years ago. scope Many of Uie Washington society ladies, notably science, exacted from all the students, sur¬ ishing condition of the Hammond, Baltimore; Eugene 8. Ives, New medal. This medal has been struck for pre¬ wider, its methods more business-like, its work them Mrs. order cakes and and superintendent of passes it is both in ex¬ society. He the more all among Whitney. mills, Father considerably, thought, reports York; Bev. Charles K. Jenkins, 8. J.. Leon- sentation to Mr. John Gilmary Shea, and is direct, because, probably, it has out¬ sweets through the worn en's exchange# for their though tent and character, the average required even sec 11 D. F. bbady. present membership ardtown, Md.; Charles P. James. to for labors in the of lived and thai the brave, and teas. of has but little in elective and to be and that are made Washington- awarded him his field predjudice, persist¬ many luncheons, receptions Many Curley auasi-special courses of ele¬ 650, daily applications John H. Junghans, Washington; Joseph T* ent women, whose handiwork it is, have toiled our on hand caramels memory of him, for he natural science our for enrollment. Catholic Church history in the United States. grocer* keep constantly mentary by American Johnson, M. D , Washington; with an unceasing of made and there for aale died when James was universities. As soon as Joseph iouey! Mr. 8hea's efforts have been of that honesty purpose, profit¬ and candies placed by the means of the uni¬ LOSSES BT DEATH. M. D., Washington; Bobert A. Balti¬ tireless, ing experience and to new women in of One has but four years of age. versity she will establish Jamison, devoted class that oommand universal admira¬ by catering every need help. young lady The education Father permit professional Death has made serious inroads upon the so¬ more; Bobert W. Jennings, Jr., Washington; practical demand. furnished home-made yeast oakes to . grocer schools of the various branches of science as W. A. Johnson, Bernard A tion. and without other resource th»n and ha* made a received as a has ciety during the past few years, and many dis¬ Washington; Alone, AX INVENTORY or STOCK. tor several years, snug little Curley established the colleges of mediriM Kengla, Tncson, Aria.; Charles B. Kenny sum it. The field to wide, the avenues boy was confined to the tinguished names, formerly to be found on the a slender salary, he has for years worked stren¬ The stock in trade of a and by Pittsburg: Bev. Charles F. KeUy, Towanda! in this and hasconferred incalcula¬ well-regulated many, and whst to needed only to pluck aud in¬ simplest rudimeuts of The Centennial rolls, are now missing. Among them may be Carl H. A. M. uously field, prosperous as learned a Star the assistance of but later a fine Program. Pa.; Kleinschmidt, D., George^ establishment, by dustry. ftnd with the women's English, the mentioned Hon. B. G. Caulfield, Illinois; Hon. Charles P. New York- ble benefits on the churchbyhis researches. His consists of a mathematician came to Commencing Wednesday, college will Alexander town; Kearney, reporter, pretty much what one sees work movement many timid, despondent celebrate for three the on* Dimitry, Louisiana; Hon. John E. J-Kelly. M. D,, Washington: Edward last book, just published, is entitled "The Life in a woman own turn her energy and willingness to his town, aud young days hundredth Devlin, New York; W. W. Corcoran, Washing¬ West fancy notion and general utility store. whose tastes anniversary of her foundation. The 20th of Key, Baltimore; Edgar Kidwell, Washina- and Times ofArchbishop Carroll," and consti¬ The articles are all on consignment and are re¬ good account and change an unpromising FATHER CCRLET. Curley, ton; Hon. Richard T. Merrick, Washington; t°°;Fraacis Kernan, Utioa; Francu J. Kieck- tutes the second volume of his of the tutors to . and life. in that direction, absorbed will be known as In the A. 8. and "History ceived, appraised, sold, and the proceeds, leas a bright happy eagerly February faculty day 9®!' Maguire, J. recently hoefer, Washington; George Kearney, Falls Catholic Church in America." Incidentally nominal op whatever instruction he could obtain from morning solemn religions exercises will be con- Judge Wm. M. of the Supreme Court commissi for trouble and expenses 1817 Merrick, Chorch. Va.; J. Percy Keating, Philadelnhia- the founding and all the early history of returned to the needy consignor. The range Secretary Fair-child's Father Dead. the new teacher. In Mr. Curley the cardinal archbishop of this District Lester W. Kernan, Utica: Louis A. Kengla M.' is narrated in this work. of ®a®e to this and for two years ^£.1.; ?.lneDce of the Georgetown college values embrace almost everything plain and Hon. Sidney T. Faxrchild. father of country, » "J""* founder. THE LIST or IITIJG MEMBERS D., Tncson; Bobert & Kearney, Washington- Mr. Shea has also done . work in the Secretary was a and clerk in one of the few CarrolL In the great artistic needle-work can suggest, a great vari¬ died at has bookkeeper Archbishop evening theolog- contains the names of many men distinguished Bev. A. Kelly, a J., Georgetown] collection and preservation of Indian lan¬ ety of Ac., the of the Treasury Fairchild, homo Urge grocery stores of that day on Market lcal degrees will be conferred, an acldress will Thomas8tephenKernan, Utica; W. H. A. Karicofe His in this direction cookery, preserves, representing in Casenovia. K. I., at 4 o'clock Friday after¬ street in The friend with whom Preston, and the faculty in lav, medicine, literature and arte. i«.^g guages. writings alone mental and manual labor of old women, maiden Philadelphia. b*,Id?1,v?r*dby *.gr- Wichita, Kan.; Walter k Kernan, Utic^ Wm! comprise an extensive and unique collection and It is a noon. He was stricken with apoplexy Thurs¬ he had come over from Ireland having gone to will hold a reception of old students, friends of them Dr. Thoa. Antiaell, District of Columbia; J. Kernan, Dtica; Jas. P. Kernan, The medal that is to be awarded Mr ladies, young girls. repository while in the bath-room. Md. Mr. then went to that the former and tutors. Chicago- Shea where all, of high or low degree, who from day evening His age Frederick. Curley college, professors The Richard H. Clarke, New York; Judge Walter AJbert Lapace, New Orleans; A. a Loughbor¬ for his work oa the life of Archbishon cause to their wm town, and for some years taught mathematics buildings and grounds will be illuminated. 8. District of Hon. Charles San great whatever find it necessary tarn eighty. Cox, Colombia; ough, Francisco; Charles C. Lancaster Carroll is of gold, one and five-eighths inches talents to account can bring the fruits of their in the county academy there. He brst came Hon. John Lee Carroll, the present head of Denby, United States minister to China: M. F. Rev. Clement 8. On the obverse is the of men in 1826. and mathe¬ the Carroll in this has Washington; Lancaster' in diameter. head toil aad dispose of them at fairly remunerative Colored at Springfield, Mass.. protest to Washington April, taught family country, Egan, professor in Notre Dame university. In¬ S. J., Leonardtown; Daniel W. Lawler the Catholic historian, and the name When the movement was in its Infancy the auppression of the vote of the col¬ in a school for about a and his intention of on this day. great prices. againat matics private year being present diana; Judge Charles P. James, District of Co¬ Si iPaul, D. tftinteEi Lyles, lSSI John Gilmarr Shea. On the reverse is the arrangements were effected for sack ored man in the south. a half. In the meantime be had resolved to The nest will be the alumni day. It will Hon. Francis Kernan, New York; Dr. Erneet New of laurel solely of lombia; _ Laplaee, double wreath and oak be celebratedday a of the cSt1*' Orleans; forms sales as eould be made from day to day, but The aophasorea Lafayette college, nt become a prieat and to fit himself for the by meeting alumni, class C. W. Chancellor, Maryland; Dr. F. M. Gon- Hugh La Grange,Washington; Frederick Laing of the college arms. The wreath encloses for lack of public appreciation and patronage Esston. Pa., have boon suspended for hating. .evere conn* of upon which he knew be meetings of the old students and a banauet. nell, late surgeon-general United States navy: Cumberland, Mi; J. w. H. D.I partthe sast-bound rates front study and at The last will be In the E. Lovejoy (M. following inscription: "Georgetown uni- many fancy articles would hang on until shop¬ The freight Ohioago enter, he studied Latin French day university day. Hod. 8ydney Mudd, Maryland; Bishop Washingtion; A. T. Logan, Washiagton; F. JL veriity, on her hundredth ftoniremry, to the worn aad satables until stals. Then happily ars reported na demnrali«art again.