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Exhibition OF 81. ,Jos<pa's Academy.

The annual exhibition OF ST. Jc-e6ss academy took
place yesterday the female department. Of the school
on Leroy street. large stage was thrown - ross the
ROOM elegantly decorated with the American color ana
leaving space 70 the rear for the dressing ROOM The
occasion was well paronIzcd by friends OF the pupils
and others there being greater number present than
soats could be provided for This the parish school
one OF the parish schools Of ST. Josphs parish Of
which the Rev. Father Farrell the priest and Is main.
taned under the auspices Of III Sisters Of Charity The
exercises commenced Al eleven O'Clock A. NJ with
hymn, '~antcd Mother, Guide our Footstep~," by
nineteen young m sscs This was followed by tho open.
ing address. by M,ss ssry FARRELL, during which
Young classmates 70 rather FARRELL and 2lher % holic
elervymen Present The rest Of the prosfniS5e
foows-Coro There's Joy FOR the Heart 10 this Vel.
come" BY chorus OF nineteen miaes
coronation and Distribution Of Bonors--Dialogue,
watch, Hspc and Pray BY Misses Faro, Floyd and
~ sss Mary Jane NcRinnou and another Dialogue,
nrshter Of Tyrconnel,n In two parts BE- Misses McCor
s tors ns s, N SS,nS sas
very email misses fifteen OF whom formed Che chorus
Distribution Of prizes Overture 70 Tampa ptMno duet
side the Sea- by Misses Kelly Donohoe, bonicS and
Pentlsnd Dialogue "Evelina the Child Of sorrow, IN
two par,s, very touching piece, with an extensive
P.pT srcoso -coro, ocome to the Mountain. wedding
karch tpanolb By Miss Annie r Floyd Dialogue COMEDY
,rsy in Witch all the states represented BY young
misses beautifully dressed also Columbia Britannia IA
Belle France and Denmark, with their respective stand
ards Distribution Of presents among the csscr juse
nles Dialogue, Duchess Of Mansfield with song oh.
Charming MARY, y by many pupils Duet Norma (pianoL
by Missce and L Floyd Dialogue, Conversation" by
bevy Of the younsesi Of the ll,te .felkz Er-orur
Fanny Farley, or the Country Cousin Why many pupils
coro, "osr Battle Flag Closing address, By Mss
Ihc seholars we're dressed uniformly in vhe and PRE-.
n'sd very beau ful appearance The highest honors
~ inc school wre awarded n Msses Rate Mccormick
Leress ~ NTH, r Lynch, and A. r Floyd who
Ncfo decorated with green laurel wreaihs and blue silk
.Mi~ The second h0nors awarded 10 Misses NJ J.
Mehlnnon, l. Floyd, " Donlon, A. G. Eharett, A.
2. heuT, W. hVbry. who we're presented With q whits
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sew. from SAN Francisco.

sAs Faircrsco, June ~, 1890.
The total amount Of exports from San Francisco since
January exceeds ss7ooo,ooo Including specie and
merchandise, with duties added. The export OF pro-
duce greater than at any former period
Tho crop Of wheat opens about soc lower than at
the corresponding period last year Went Of tonnage
prevents large exports
There Is an increased disposition among ssn Frsnciscc
capitalists TO invest In California mines Tires claims
Nevada csunty are reported sold, amounting 10 me
ss<gJess.c 70 $4,000
sas Fssrrsch, June 80, lsg9
Tho steamer ORR >nme from Portland trngs sse 7sS'
IN treasure. 80, !, -. 49,
s,ees sns,onslv Money "a - sotive acmsud and sbun-
dant at the usual rstea - :. -.
rha slsamshp Golden Ctr sal6 lVf Panama 70 day,
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B0ARrA OF ALDERMEN.

The FinA Avsnue Widening Scheme
T'/e new Post umco Site. Sc.
The PAard Of Aldermen met yesterday afternoon
Presto ent Brice In the chair.
MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR.
a message was received from his Honor the Mayor
f<ansmitting The presentment Of the Grand Jury In
reference 10 tho want OF prison at the
nbs ana suggesting that in view Of the present
crowded condition Of chat institution the Common coun.
Gil should action in the matter. Referred TO
special committee CT three
THE POST OFFICE SITE
The rer0r, OF tAe Joint Committee on the Post Qfce
SITE authorizing the conveyance to the United Stass
nose II Snsirr new Post once thcrean II consdsra.
tion Of tho Of I'VE hundred thousand dollars -
agreed by the Commissioners OF tho sinking fand,
June 20 received and laid over under me ruleA
rHn FIFTH AVENUE WIDENING scBEwr.
The report Of the Committee on Widening Fifth aye
received, and ordered to be pnted In Ill the
lengthy report upon tho subject claimed that the resi-
dents Of Fifth avenue aad encroached upon the space
given them by the city for court yard purposes That
the property owners had extended their ssoops and
awaited themselves G'Humerous Other ways 81 privilege
%as vnna he ~, ali
the shade which adorn that hcroughfae IN order 70
widen the carriage way any, tho COMMITTEES were OF
opinion that II wetld be best not 70 interfere with tho
present property below f1ftvdfsh street, upon
their paying stipend the ofy for the Of the
thirty cents per foot The rnsaey derived from srch
revenue was 10 be paid into the city treasury Above
Fifty-Afth street Of opinion that the
should b wdened, in ether words that the
privilege Of giving property holders the right 70 sda NJ, y,
| the court yards, should not be granted.
Alderman NORTON said That property holders above
f.yhh stree. we're snssa toss many privileges t s s
city surprising that they could have court yards equal 70
their noghbors below them, and It was not fair TO cut
| them OF in that summary manner He thought the
| whole scheme OF widening Fifth avenue was wrong and
unjust TO the properly holders as well as to tho csens
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Foreign Theasrioais.

The summer season Of the London theatres al Ito
height on the ID OF june There were few changes 10
the programmes however. most Of the houses con-
tinued pleasantly occupied either with their Easter O.
or whtsun,de The Fast Family ans
Crying Jenny and Laughing Johnny held the boards
the Adephi. Mr. Fech,er attracted large audiences %,
the Iyceum in the Corsican Brothers. The Ticket OF
Leave Man out at the Olympic. Mr. Neville had =
pleasing benefit at the house. which occasion Money
was revived with much new bnrlesque OK
Blue Beard also produced at the house. Sheridan
Knowles new play Alcxina, True Unto Death was re-
peated the Strand followed by Paris and Jacks De-
light Mr.. Charles Harcourt and Mr. Domnick Murray
appeared at the New Royalty 10 Plot and Passion. Tho
Poor Stroes and Iscion during five nights Of the
week at sadler's Wells new ballet entitled the sui.
tan's Dream was on the boards Of the Grerian. Tho
drama The Spring and Fab Of Life precedcs the Dance
and that Of The Poor OF London follows H. Miss H
Coveney played Jack In Tom Sheppard. She ana he2
sister fiss J long established favorites with tho
udlences OF tho Grecian.
The entire receipts during the month OF May at the
various places Of amusement in Paris 2 o2o esq
francs IS centimes This 10 larger by 400 ooo france
than the amount received during the corresponding
month 1895.
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Our Public Schools
GRADUATING gxRRcIsEs At GRAMMAR SCHOOL

Our Public Schools.
GRADUATING EXERCISES At GRAMMAR SCHOOL
NO. l.
The graduating exercises this school, the oldest in
The city took place yesterday Afternoon and very
well attended This school established vands-
water street. near PEARL nfty years ago and yes
terday the first public commencement held
The female department was the only represented
on the OCCASION and the schoolroom crowded with
visitors and the friends Of the pupils The fair graduates
were present in the glory Of white Dresses dancing
curs and bright eyes, and seemed 70 look upon the
sion Of the most important events q their lives
vision Of Mr.. O. p Howe. and they showed wonderful
proficiency The singing OF the Misses Haggerx, Miss
Auziere and the rest Of the school was very good The
following ladies presented by the School Supern
tendent with dipiomas:-Misses 'O'Bren, Hogan Ros-
ss Ks aln pane braph
Hasperty and Donsy The trustees Of this school are
Joseph Klein White W Ks1nssy Mo,nerny and
is Miss NJ A. Mahoney. School ofacer Mr. Lee, and the
pianist yesterday Miss Sweeny. The exercises were
In general q successful and reflect much credit ON
the school and teachers
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. IL.
Yesterday at four O'Clock the exercises at Grammar
School No II took place before a highly respectable
audience, among whom were many distinguished citi-
zens lay and clerical The exercises consisted Of read
ing, composition, solos, songs and addresses all q
distinguished ability. The character taken by Miss
Josephine Eisenprioe In the Tanning Of the shrew
accompany A." "The Last Rose Of Summer (p'anol,
by Professor william Berge splendid executed.
Necessity Of Work. valedcory. by Miss Lizzie Foley,
was a masterpiece Of composition The catishenic OK
cscses were very picturesque and children dis
played proci ncy which does them great credit After
some remarks by Rev. Mr. Ganse and ME- Gerard, the
audience dispersed.
PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. IS
held their annual yesterday for the purpose OF
delivering plomas and certificates to graduates Of the
female department. OF which Miss Carrie Hazetine,
daughter OF the veteran Of No. H. 10 principal The pro-
gramme consisted Of the usual singing reading and rec
ations which exceed ngy well executed Several
address were made by commissioners and trustees.
Mr. Miller is said to have got OF several old 'Joe's u
his usual felicltous style.
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thought that the imperial author Of the Life %
1885, his attempt at Boogne ls4o, and the impnson-
fortress OF Ham vivdly his mind when hb
penncd the opening lines Of the following passage st
printed In the second volume OF the work Hs-ays:-
Caesar began political career by an .. 4ea which 70
always neutrality-suspicious. borne sor gre, CAUSE
The popular party then cherished ae menory ~ Marfs
Cesar did not hesitate TO ~ 10 marked 10 nnef
Hone the presioe which ..ended him from his early
years and hlch r.. c1e 70 grow Wih nm ho
constancy IN ne dG,y Which were conferred upon him
Named sue essiveiy Hillary Tribune, Qusesfor. Pontn.
Curator the Appisn wav, Ede, Urban Proctor, Proc
daierent imonals Of public favor many victoree
gained under the same banner and against the same
enemies such was the cause OF the volens
passions Of the artsto rAcy; " rendered one mar
respon ibe for the decadenc. ~ stse OF hing which
WAS fast sinking IN cnrru,,tion and anarchy When,
during his ofrce Edre, re- Ied 10 the Capss
to the trophis Of Marius-,be gorio ~ mbo Of the
against the Cmbri and the Teutvnsths party opy
posed 20 raised the cry that he 10 oycrthrov
thu republic When h. returned frcn Spain after eaN
ing his victorious ions Portugal HIS passage throuyt
the colonies yond the Pc spread such fear among the
Senate that two legions desncd for Asia ieaned
Italy When he thought that he could demand Mt the
time a triumph and the Consulship-a double
favor accorded many oihers-be Obliged 10 rec
nounce the triumph As Consul he encountered durnS
the whole period 81 his oice, the btcret oppositon
And hardly hts functions st end who's
an accusation Was attempted against him, which
, ~ oI escnpca me No, Sss fro
the Rhine, with Arovistus, he learnt that the lead.
Ing men OF Rome had promised their friendship TO tho
King r. by the death Of Cmsar he delivered them from
their enemy His victories which transported the peo'
pie with enthusiasm, found among the Roman aristos
cracy detractors They made nxht Of his espsdiuone
arrived at Rome Of the defeat the German rbss ~ho'
had threate Ganl With invason; and Cato o.
the preex, that ssar had not kept the true demantss
should be delivered over 70 the barbarians.
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vi + X y y.
Surrender Of Matamor0s to
the Liberals.
GENEROUS Terms Granted to tho
Imperialists.
Departure Of Mejia Under the Pretec-
sion Of the American Flag.
Hseohsdo, with Three Thousand Men, in
Possession Of the City.
h. &c. 10.

GALVESTON. judy 2, 1884
Flakes Bsuain texsrs) Of Sunday evening July has
hespatches received the headquarters Of General b
wright n Galveston from General George W. Getty,
sonnandng At Rsownsvillc, dated Game ~, p NJ, osn-
containing the following important news;-
The right Of the Rio GrAnto lie IN possession
Of The republican forces Of the government Of Mexico
The battle between Escobedo and Meta on the 10th
iAnAnt Camargo, resulted in the total rout Of the
nkter and abe capture Of the train Of nerchsn dse
Basdad was abandoned by the unparalleled on the night
q The 18th.
The city Of Matamoros capituased the 2ad to .hc
commissioners appointed oy General Csravsia, General
Neta with the imperial troops enbarking between the
Asnrs Of three and for NJ under the protection
~ United States dag. The mos, liberia, terms were
granted 70 the mperalists The city was given UP
without bioodshed, pinags on plumber, and Is
uow under the command Of General Jose % Ia
Garcia There violation of the Neutrality laFs
nsDobedc with his forces 70 number three thou
sana men, entered Aa.amoros a aSou, enc O'Clock on
June o.
A train said contain specie from Monterey arrived
recently Mier under the protection OF imperial
escort and started back Monterey under the same
sseerl
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wreath and green SASH The third honors were awarded
70 Misses NJ +. Farrell N. +. Cavanagh, Pentiana,
H. McAdams, NJ A Mcfiowan, NJ A. Donohoe, NJ.
J. Callahan, Negeie Welsh, who received WINE
wreaths Father Farrell announced the awards ana -.
forwards proceeded 10 present premiums 70 those Who
had exceed IA the several classes The exercises Nsre
exceed ngly Interesting and the name. Of their peorm
ance gratifying TO both par MS ana su.oLs Fstner
audience was dismissed.
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Tho Paris Comic Opera has announced the FIRST repre-
sanitation Of Mr. Gounod's La Colombo. the Turtle povs
the lbrstto by Messrs JULIUS Barber and Michel Csre
This work. which played experimentaly al Baden'
R.dar last summer has been entirely remodelled, and 10
expected TO prove o success
Madame Crisis appearance in Norma at Her Majessyc
theatre London is spoken Of by some Of the city Jour.
malls as complete failure. The London Sunday Tmes
charac,e,izes Il as ssad and painful spectacle" The
niece was Withdrawn and Puritani substituted, Gris1
retiring
s,onor Mario has appeared a. the Royal italian 0pcrs
London in La Fdvor0 to, 10 reported, great advan-
tage.
paris Juno III correspondence Of London s'sri
chatty little paper the S0'eik, initiates us INTO tno
life which Rossini leads in his villa at Passy 10 the
splendid kitchen garden apperasung to this villa mo
This 81 mate the seeds Of which he receives from Italy
The most delicate and highly favored of these the
sSs oar and hn Slices and c.rfay fried have
peculiar aroma which considered delicious by all rus
Rossini works quite as much At Passy. notwbstand
ing the numerous visitors who daily break in upon hs
retirement, he does In Paris Dusing the summer q
1868 he there composed hts admirable petite Messo
Soiennelen which has been twice peri ormed at Coene
Piet wills and Is reported that the result Of tine
years viLe0ia,ura will be . treat to the musical
world The mighty composer has attained his seventy
second year yet the only re reaton he allows himself
walk Of two hours up and down the boulevard ia front
OF his house His appearance y daily watched for By
numbers Of persons whom . sincere admiration
for his genius incitcs thus 70 annoy him BY
their indiscreet curiosity Last year .s,n Russian
during several days, sent message TO his house
expressive OF her desire TO be received by him The
repy to this strange communication was: do nothing
for nothing II the lady brings me . very fine bunch
OF asparagus she will he welcome, and she can take
view Of me her leisure Then pointing TO his wass
which has attained somewhat aldermanc rotundty, 10
added s'The lady may even walk round me u she
pleascs, but must have my asparagus me lar RUS
sian WAS gifted with a sufficient sense OF decorum 70
perceive BY the Of the reply that there Is some
difference between great artist and giraffe or strangs
fish, TO see which visits menagerie or an aquarium.
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AUGUSTA, Ca, July 2, 1865
The Savannah Herald OF this morning rays that
freedman arrested Macon for the murder OF
in Wilkinson county brought back TO the Of
the ouiass and afer the mu,ston OF portions OF his
body he was bound % tree, sarreunded by fAgsO,s,
and burned
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The trc, for as. 900 between the sasny Allen.
stone Belle aud the Philadelphia mar, SECS. before
which came OF AZ the Mystic Park this after -,src IN
avery large crowd, was won by the Boston
three straight heats Timo 22sx, 23Ok and 80
large amount Of money changed hsnda
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carrying a. as TOO In treasure Of which 1851 600
for New York. ah,r
The tendency Of mining shares u upward op aas..
s22c; Savage, 5000; Imperial, sos; Belober saoo'
Chollar Potosi, 4l9S; Yellow JACKET sose; Soai'
Curry 500. Legal tenders, H.
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Fire Iva Cincinnati.

-. ,,....-,. IiSuSssr. Ju,y 2 1890
w ~ tbs uoon to the probable amount IN ~ thoss
DO 'ags = ~" s"1~e~he
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PHuADvLrHrA, july = 1888.
The base bail match to-day between the Athletics anG
Nationals Of Wash ington witnessed nv Ave thou
sand people. The Athletics made twenty-five runs ana
the Nationals six
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IsscAsrfH. N " laly . isss
, q, Darling 20 = store and goods Al n,o,,,,s,y
" were burned last night loss, $50 OO) Insur.a.e
tv,Vp Tbs tre vAs The xofk az 40 inrspdi arv
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iAgo month had eighteen dollars charged 70 him ior
candles although he had gas In his room anu VIM
bin Of hundred dollars As he never oses .'s
latter article the proprietor convinced that there
must be some error In the bin and nnslly reduced u
rom three hundred sne ns .Ss respoc. has been
equally marvellous though cost something 70 learn
the lesson wdl Hence, let all who contemplate Visiting
much they may be astonished by the proportions OF
their hotel bills here few brief remarks" VIII always
improve the arithmetic OF the propetors ana dmnsn
the charge per diem, wen a. the list Of extras won
derfulfy.
Financial and Com moroial Condition sIr
Chile-The Foreign and Domestic An.
ebtedness-Annual Revenue and FIX
penditure-Imports and ExportI-Fi
nancial Effects OF tho War With
spain-stabfIity OF tho Republic
Chilean Credit Abroad-The IAsmds OF
the Last English Loan NJ . LSrcmiuns.
&c., &c.
sion and sympathes Of the world by her Signned at
tude defending herself from the aggression Of SPAIN
the following information regarding hep financial and
commercial position viii be found interesting It Is
extracted from the report Of the My lister Of Finance
presented IN August Of last year to hs Congress theE
session. From that report appears ths the public
debt Of the country at LIST Of January 1885, would
stand thus
INTERIOR DEBT.
Consolidated three per cents. q 500 5M
Floatng debt bearing interest q 7D0
per cent .....-..-.........-.....$2z e 900
per cent -: ................ l4sooe
per cent IT,. .......... . $4,000
per cent. Observation-Disclosures. las, 15s
- ''''' - S4a,iss
with per cent s AMORTIZATION Sss =. 2llcooc
with per cent amortzaton l.. ..... 5000, ooc
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ss,ol7. 81;
Average interest, s. 90 per cent per annum.
FOREIGN DEBT.
| English loan Of 1872, at 3per cent
i interest. $~SiOA,oW
English loan OF 1922 at per cent
interest .................... I,21aboo
English loan Of 1858. at T. u per
cent interest .............. 7,1sa,5Oo
Average interest "a per cent o1A total of So
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nation whose exports always Ia excess OF Ia i'm
ports whose mineral and agricultural wealth and np
bounded resources are assduousy developed by an In
dustrous and encrprisng people whose government,
institutions and legislation guarantee that people the
peaceabe porecsson and enjoyment OF the fruits Of their
industry, and secure them that full freedom which
snnobes man and dgninss state, must become pro.
essve and occupy position Of stability, sovency and
endurance, from whatever quarter assalsd, or from
NhateN uao
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THE 0oAsTIS0 TRADE.

These data show the rapidly increasing and
prosperity Of the country Indeed IL may be said OF
Chile that she 10 only standing che threshold Of her
Developments with the railways made and now max.
Ing leading from the seaboard 10 her mines and rich
agricultural districts, the limit her progress can be
bounded only by tho supply of labor
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A convention Of farmers and all Others
who are in favex q an equal distributiOn OF
the burdens ofsGovernment upon al classes
and interests. a reduction OF the taxes, and
the emancipation of The indsetrial, wssltb.
producing classes in every department of
useful occupation, profession and calling,
from the wrongs and Expressions imposed
upon them BY the wrongfully constituted
monetary systems, by railroad, warehouse
and oil other mouopOll6s, and unjust sys-
TENS and schemes dssignsd to deprive them
Of the enjoyment pf. tie. kHits Of their la
Dor and talents and who favor an equita-
BILE distrib=tion Of the products Of labor &C
cording to the work performed in their pro-
duction, and the general amelioration Of the
condition Of the lsboring classes, will be
held ut Bloomington, on Wednesday, June
10Th, 1866, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon.
A general attendance is requested, as steps
win be takon 70 form State organisation,
and measures adopted to secure q united ef-
fort upon the part of all who are interested
in seeking remedy for the existing evils,
and the establishment Of the rights Of la
Dor, which in the past have been disregard
ed, except as it may have ministered to the
avarice and cupidity of the privileged
class.
Mclean County.-E. W. Blackwell, W.
A. Pennell, j. Mclean, w. g. Thompson,
J. B. Ryburn, I. P. Rodgers, H. J. Shsffer,
w. H. Mann.
Livingston Cotnty.-B. P. Babcock, M.
WOoIley, J. Stout, NJ. B. Patty, O. Pack
wood.
LaSalle County.-D. Richey, A. G. Nc
Caleb, w. H. Clark, J. Lester, j. Morrison