NOBLE PALMER, I
SAMUEL FLOWER, c.:..
ii. J. ScUppER, "''''ee
N. II. PrTrrr. ,Jr.
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In connection with the above, it was also move
that an account OF the facts which the fiction was
founded, be given


The corner stone of new building was laid by
the students, who marched in procession through
the grove previous to the ceremony. Several fan
tastc dresses appearing in the procession were for
hidden by of the faculty. as contrary the Col
lege laws. The objections having been removed,
the proceedings completed without further in
terruption or disturbance.


G. G. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
NOBLE PALMER, President


In order throw all possible light upon the alI-
thors of these reports, motion was passed at the
above meeting that committee two be appointed
to request of the editors OF the Herald and Tribune
the original manuscripts of the letters in order that
the authors might be detected by their handwriting
In pursuance of which vote, we, the undersigned,
were appointed to perform this duty. As we pre-
sumo that you would desire, much as ourselves,
to ascertain the originators of this hoax we hope
that no objection will be made to compliance with
our request, Yours. respectfully,


JOHN w. Bacon, 1c


PUTNAM BRINLEY, Ooiiitee.