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New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
IOWA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY

The Commencement exercises of the Iowa
Wesleyan University closed Wednesday juno l6 The
regular examinations passed of rather than usually
satisfactory-one OF the most striking features OF this
part of tho exercises being the examination OF the grad
Mating class in Buffers Analogy The examinations over
the commencement exercises proper began 10y lecture
before the literary societies by Bishop THOMPSON Ho
was greeted by an audience OF about 100 Of the most
intelligent people OF the West. His subject was Course
of study" The address before the Alumni delivered
nv ope OF their number the Rev j. W. Mcdonald Of Bur.
li1gton His theme "The Inner Temple of Truth"
The annual lecture OF Sabbath afternoon and the Baece
laureate were both delivered by the President OF the
Institution, the Rev. c. A. Holmes, ID. ID.
words: what is your lief James w., H.
His lecture In the afternoon from tho words He being
dead vet speaketh Hebrews, H. T. was very impressive
The exhibitions the literary societies all spoke well Tor
them and each society greeted with a crowded
house ON "Wednesday morning began the exercises or
te graduating This was the largest class the In
stntton has ever 10 consisted OF ~ members
All the members OF class acquitted themselves cred
itably, I..
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THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.
THE RoEBLING PLAN INDoRsED.

THE R0EBLING PLAN INDORSED.
The plan of the East River Bridge as pro-
posed by Mr.. Roebng has already met with the ap-
proval Of the Board OF u g. Engineers appointed to ex
anime It, and of the Government and has been fully
adopted by the Board OF Consulting Engineers consist
ing OF Horato Allen VIM. j. McAlpne J. j. serrell,
Ben ii. Lathrop, James p. KirkwOOd, and j. Dutton
Steele, who have made to the Directors OF the Bridge
Company their final report Of which the following Is the
substance: The plans, including foundations towers,
and superstructure have been laid before the
Board by Mr. ROebling various times between Febru
fullest information touching all the details. Having
completed the examination OF the plans and the inyest
cation OF the combinations and proportions proposed the
Board deemed 1t appropriate part OF their duty To ex
anime the structures Of the general character
erected by MI Roebllng across the MOnongahela aud
Allegheny, at Pittsburgh in 1876 and lSGO across the
Niagara Falls $780, and across the Oho at Cincinnati,
1860 They have thus had opportunity OF learning
the successive steps in bridgebuildng, which, beginning
with a span Of 200 feet in 1s46 followed by
one Os s22 in 1884, and OF 1057 feet
in 1867, all standing this day-a practical demonstra
tiOn OF the s0undness Of the principles and pro-
portions which these structures have been erected
and rendering unnecessary at least for spans Of 1000
feet any other demonstration and afordng the best
Of information TO the practicabity OF taking
another step span Of Loco feet The bridge proposed
by Mr.. ROebing steel wire cable suspension bridge,
800 between the towers l35 feet above the water
will be- in the opinion OF the Board durable structure
a strength sufficient TO withstand six times the strain
which t under circumstances be subjected,
that will bear the action OF the greatest storm OF which
have any knowledge, and THAT the method OF joining
the parts be surpassed for simplicity ana security
In tho result. In fne the Board unanimously and
heartily approve the plan in all its details
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
THE RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.

Troy June 23.-Tbe final commencement
xercses OF the Graduating Class occurred Thursday
evening I'm the Griswold Opera House. After the usual
orchestral opening PRAYER was said by DR. VinceDt lie
was followed by the Hon VIM; J. McAlPine, the ~en a
known Civil Engineer, who delivered his lecture on
F" Modern Engineering" After the report u the Aead
emc Board degrees were conferred upon the following
gentlemen: IN. ,.s
T,ov Y Robert b. G. Bssen Staten Island n T. AleI ~
Bsei Ptburgh Penh FrstsTk Boiler Troy n Robert N fG
.xt rroy y Henry Mcclellan, Cola ". Josrph hnWn
~ W.sYtoup n VI VIVA A. Pech, A. b.. Troy, " RooeTt =
P.bs, Carlisle Penn; LSse H. stone Auburs6Ae. Mass yon
aCn,ss TroT Y, ArhsF stanford Conn; Nm A. Thompson
Nswtop ~ T.; Theodore VOORHEES,, Neu.1ogk CITY, ., n
MRin0 Eaqa2srs-Traban H. Atreh Hewfasl CRY HSery
der IT, Troy. y william Burge,s Chg0, Ill John ipOA
Tror' n Y Charles ii. Utsy, BnGAlo, n. Y 81,
The Hon V. L. Pruyn, Chancellor OF the University Ol
the state OF NewYork. delivered an address ana aIso
President Forsyth OF the Polytechnic who spoke espe
cally TO the graduating oasA There socla IegoI
on by the President at h residence after the exercises
in the Opera- House.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
CRUMBS FROM The BOSTON FEAST

The anxiety of the people of Boston to re-
ward Mr. Gilmore for his share in the great enterprise
which has just closed Coliseum honorable to all
concerned in it, He has done what hardly any other
could have done. and has for Boston glory which
any other city IN America might envy. We have not
been very deeply impressed with what the NewEngand
cergymen called the moral results OF the great Jubilee
but we honor and Gilmore for their energy not
wihstanding.
The pecunary results OF the Jubilee seem to be yet in
doubt 1t is probable that receipts and expenditures
will be pretty nearly equal and the expenses said to
have been about 100000 One correspondent in amOment
Of unusual exaatOn estimated the receipts at the door
Bunker Hill day at million Of dollars! supposing
the price OF tickets to have averaged g. this would have
represented audience of 100000, exclusive of the
chorus and dead-heads.
In the interest Of honest journalism protest against
the shabby business performed during the Jubilee by The
Neu York World The generally fair reports of its
spondent tortured with sensational headings asto
convey to a careless reader impression entirely differ
ent from that intended by the writer Boston is
quenty furious, and threatens TO invite The World
correspondent her party Instead of leaving
body out. she had better send extra ticket to The
Worlds night editor
Nearly 300 policemen were duty at tho Coliseum
during the Jubilee, and their places about town were
filed by specials, sworn in for the week. The courtesy
and efficiency OF the Coliseum force, in duty which
must have been trying to the temper, matters OF
enthusiastic praise. Few boons sweeter than polite
policemen
The editor OF The Transcript who is pleased with the
Jubilee eat with two tails says that those are most
pleased with the festival who know most about music.
The Daily Advertiser gives the following estimate Of the
number of brought into Boston by railroads
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The Carpet and Furniture clerks, at the close
Of their meeting last evening, INDUCED in street parade
At the annual meeting of the First Union Co
operative Building Lot Association, held last evening"
officers for the ensuing year elected The cash re-
ceipts for the year have been S2,0s9.
Two meetings of the cap-makers on strike
were held yesterday, by the males and the other by
the females At the meeting in the afternoon II an
nounced upward OF 500 had been received since the
publication OF the appeal in THE TRIBUNE. At the meet
Ing OF the female eapmakers speeches in favor Of
continuing the strike made by the various officers
OF the Union, one Of whom, Mrs McMann, announced
that the girls the employ OF Mr. Wolf had volunteered
10 subscribe 81 per week each in aid Of the strike
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
PROBABLE HoMcI nE IN THE EIGHTH WARD

Soon after 10 O'Clock last night, two we'll
known Eighth Ward rOuGhs John Hastings and Daniel
Coffee quareled in the Saloon Of Frank Bunker in the
basement Of IS West Houstonst Both men were under
the influence ofg uor and exchanged blows Bunker
ordered them out and when they refused to go elected
them, and is sal to have struck Hastings. The latter
then left, but returned armed with formidable
knife. and attacked Bunker who attempted to the
blade of the knife and In so doing the third and fouth
fingers OF his left hand were completely severed
Hastings Then plunged the blade into the lower part Of
the bdomen Of Bunker near the left RrOn, ictinR
wond that 1t Is believed win prGye fatsi. the colon
eiDg pierced to tho depth Of two inches, and some
the saloon and although thoe were several persons In
place. and others eongregavd In the vicinity none hteI
fered prevent his escape Ohoers Harne anu deAry
OF the Eighth Precinct yho we're shVgt distance away
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
IFcTrreEs MEETIvGs. ETC

Mrs. Mathilda Wendt of Heboken delivered o
lecture The Moral Enfranchisement OF Man, before
the German Society OF Freethinkers last night.
The YoSng Men's Christian Association will
be addressed by Mr. NJ. II. Holder, delegate from the
london Assocati0n Monday evening" at their rooms
No. ISL Fifth-ave.
The Choir of St. Mary's r. G. Church, in
Grand ST. will sing Grand Musical Yespers tomorrow
evening Proceeds Of sales ~ tickets fos the St. Vincent
de
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
WASHINGTON COLLEGE.

RICHMOND, Jane 25.-The Commencement
exercises OF Washington College, Lexington TOOK po'
yesterday. The Rev. r, A. Holland OF bat,nors ~, ~
dressed tho literary societies; Gen Lee dstr o
medals and diplomas c. W. McCorDich y, nv
member 81 the Board Of Trustees who was tn Ss
ners nal annearance Many distinguished pors1ns esn
neT states absent AZ the Aua maaPy Gen SUI m
and 0thers Tic college priEe oratlon Nes aeAF "a bI
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
CLASS DAY 'AT HARVARD COLLEGE.

BOsTON, June 25-Class day at Harvard Col
lege observed to-day in the customary manner, the
literary exercises consisting Of OratlOn poem, and
ode The class boat that usually take place the
present month, were omitted this year.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26

at the time on hearing Of the assault hurried to the
scene but too late Intercept Hastings The wounded
man was taken tO an apartment the secOud
floor, and Drs Morton aud Fnne wore summoned
Telegrams were sent 10 all the Police Stations
requesting that lookout be kept for the assassin lie Is
aged about IS years. feet y inches IN hight dark CON-
pexOn. small dark eyes, and wearing sack coat, darH
vest aud pantaloons silk hat and re0stpin contaiDga
yellow stone The saloon here the ARRAY 0cenrfea -
OF the hardest places IN the city the police describing
10 as tho resort of thieves roughs and prostitutes
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
ADELPHI ACADEMY.
The prizes at the Adclphi Academy, Brook

The prizes at Che AdcIphi Academy BrOOh-
lyD, were distributed yesterday, as follows:
Fourth year. gold medal--J. Henry Morrow, Henry S
Owen. Silver chaplot Egbert G. Rankin Second year,
gold meda-Charcs Il. COnroy, Clarence X. valentine,
Harry II. Bynncr. William l.. COnroy, Henry u DeMiiie
Amet Reed Mary Ella Baylcy. Jranie Roberts, Nellie
Sheppard. Thomas A. Vernon. Oliver NJ Giles, Ashton
Perria, Frank X. starr Mary Tatum, John i. Brush,
Harry II. COnrOy, Charles NJ Clarke, Mabel T. COnant,
IN lnnn
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The Metropolitan Horse Railroad Company report the
largest done in week since the road
established During the last five days OF the week they
carried 100000 passengers-he largest days work
being Thursday, when they carried 100000 The Citi
zens Line OF omnibuses although not doing Coliseum
business running the great point OF attraction,
report that they carried during the week nearly $1,000
messengers
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26

McCLAURYon WEDNESDAY the 25i inst at hs hogse
brides mother PaltE y. by the Rev Philip PeD D.
Jesse ~ Rng Of MARY L. McCiaury eldest daughter
ofthe MeCury NJ d. Of NewlOFk City Eb cariG
MCCRACKEN-FAUNCE-O Monday June the rssdeheeofhs
Knoton j. Davis McCfseken Of Jefferson Co
Pa Miss Cornna Faunce Of KnoNlon j. BY the Rev
Bebout Of the NJ K. Church Newark Conferences n. j.
sRwARD-HAINBS-On Wednesday egenng June Is BY the Rev
James the residence Of the brides parents Ahm H.
Seward Chester j. Emma L. daughter u ~ W. Haine
Of this city.
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THE SAYINGS RANK CASE.

Rebecca Baird agt the Third-ave Savings
Bsak-SuperoF COurt-Trisl Term-Before Mr. Justice
FAan In this reported yesterday, the jury found
veYdct for plaintiff for $50 81, which virtually
the first that mueh to be due, but refused her further
ella ~
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26

Mi-hisquoI Spring Water.-The only known remedy for
Of the kidneys This the ongnal SD1ng
Water from Vermont which has wrought wonderful ures and
dsin gas from the limitations that are
attempted public being equa the virtues os
hsqao Sold By all drugpsts Depot Ne College Place.
Nav lsrk
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26

HAVANA jane -SugarMarke active Oslo u
There better feeling the market and large inquiry
Exchange London. 1904 premiuns Paris parai "
premium Unei States 80 days sight gold 20 een
mium n currency do, 25i ara discount
HAVANA June 25Sugar market to-day s'qhe bus9ess hght
prices unchanged
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Il IL True 2

We extracted tooth lady gas aud ster writing Der
scroll added This the first time enjoyed hav
tooth taken teeth without a1d
add pleasure the operation CoLrOSS No 10 Coo9s
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26

The Earth Closer Company Hartford Conn. 9Essroom with
HINDLK Il Coz No. 597 Broadway. NeS-York
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
MARRIEn.

Use sapoliO for cleaning polishing Wholesale Depot No 2
W washng,oEst BSocH hoRGAS's Sous
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
THE GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

THE GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
The Commencement exercises of the General
Theological Seminary OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church, held at 10 m yesterday, in 81. Peters
Church, on Twcnteth-st. tho Seminary building.
Tho attendance very large, and included number
of ladies' The Right Reverend Bishop Potter presided.
and the Dean and Faculty Of Seminary. and other
cergymen were present The Morning Prayer was said
by the Rev. George b. Draper d. d., Rector OF st. An
drew's Church, Harlem, the Rev. DR.. Edison,
Rector Of St. AIMS Church. Lowell, Mass, and
the Rev. Dr. Shelton, Rector OF 81. Paurs Church,
Buffalo. The first lesson read by the Rev.
Charles II. Hale, NJ. A., Chaplain In the United
States Navy OF the Diocese OF Pennsylvania and the
ond by the Rev. John Lundy, NJ A. Assistant Minister
the Church Of the Holy Apostles, IN TINS cty Inc
graduating class ~ in number, presented by the
Dean the Rev George L. Seymour, D. d. to the presld
ing Bishop, who delivered 10 them the diplomas OF the
seminary with an appFopriate address The Commence
ment Sermon was preached by the Right Rev ~ N Lat
teiohn ID. D.. Bishop Of Long Island. 10 was an able
dscoure upon Christian Theology its place and relations
as a distinct science, the influences now AT work tending
to modify and the probable results of those Influences
The communion was administered TO the graduates, and
the other communicates present by Bishop Potter as
sisted by Bishop Lttlejohn and Bishop kerfOot, OF
Pittsburgh. The music, which concluded win
the Gloria ~ ErcelSis, was performed by the
at the organ The fOowingis the list OF the graduates
and the dioce to which they belong The Rev Walter
Delafcld Smith A. b.; Henry Dows, A 81 r. augustus
Edgerton, A. NJ; Edward G. Houghton. A. b.; the Rev
Frederick s. HYDE Peter Augustus jay, A. NJ. Charles
8 Knapp, A. B.; Robert Shaw Locke, A. b. Stephen A.
McNulty A. b.; Isaac Van WinRle A. NJ George Herbert
Whippe A. b. OF New.York the Rev. Mortimer NJ Ben
ton IT, Kentucky; j. Alexander Gilhlan, Minuesota
Henry Emerson Hoyey A. b. ConneStGn,i I te 10y J9n %
tern New York; Edward HOraO krans A. H., Montreal
Joseph Richey A. b., Pittsburgh Leonard Nip sorrs A.
NJ, Maine, and Francis Horatio stubDs' A. B New-Jer
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
WAYERLEY THEATER.
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr. Mark Smith, Mr.. Lewis Baker, and sew
era other person. will sail for England today
ORGAN CONCERT.
The last organ concert of the season at Fly-
mouth Church, VIII DO Civ at p m today DIR. J. b.
Warren OF Grace Church will charge OF tho oEgan
and Miss Matilda T. Too dt the young WIZ mako
her last appearance 20 for the present
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26

Vermont Spring Wafer-The wonderful Remsy Depot ~
ScHiKFFKLINs, No l0 WiIiamst.. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26

C. c. Garrett OF Texas the law class OratOn by John I
PendetOn Of Kentucky and the Cincinnati Grafton Dy D.
Z. Strder OF West Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
THE STATE or TRADE.
LArRar RrRnpRAN.naRKRrs-
NRsT INnIA MApHura

HAyREy June Con closed FRA fostock spot and Srvs
s6t
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Sprtial 9Oiits.


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THE GREAT BOYS STORY.
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SAMPSON.
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FIRESIDB, ,COMHaNION.
OUT MKT TUESDAY,
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sasupAcTsNHRs, go
GRAND, SQUARB and UPRIGHT
PIANO, ,FOR>TES.
Rosewood Eocave sensre AGSe Bridge Legs
ali modern Improvements prices from ans to 500
RoseaAsd 7Oayo Grand AnOs Ran s's AMI tsss seaes
from sLOsOtO sl2O
Euep Psrno tul Ravra.sa AMI Satiac1a Guara-ssd
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CHICXI<SING SONS
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SET STYLES
MOURNING EARRINGS AND PIES
STYLES
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or ALA DESCRIPTIONS.
N',sa1s by GEO C. ALLAN sos, No - BROADWAY.
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And hy 6Eo c, ALLBS. NJ AIS lslOyADwAY
Cas door belSs CAualss
John \. He~rs, No. = COuega-Sslace, n X,
OFFERS FOR SAAR
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100 cross DTauiretRa Pills
100 gross Cherokee Remedies.
gross Hairs Hsk Rsner ser
gross Railways Ready Relief
leo grONA FOutTs Cattle eSNiers
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THUP kpIY SATURDAY at - aud at the Stations os,-
A"AS s and 'i'" and iI' IL Jones P.1s.; S
GTeT as have Peace,n hy ans PORTABLE AUsHRi |
\ kRTS foF elidTsp and BID CAN0PlES for adults.
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doa Supplied 70 the Rassh Government Unaffected BY eli
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Ahsu No lsJ Broadway; Hegemsn Co No 23 Broti
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THE DRAMA.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Miss Lucille Western has been playing since
Monday evening" at the Grand Opera House. EAST
Lynne or The Eopement," has been acted-a hye-act
play by Mr. Clifton W. Tayleure. based on Mrs. Henry
Woods widely circulated novel. Actress and play are
thoroughly weknown here and do require present
description Persons interested in studying the cut and
slash anatomy OF jealousy adultery. and woe may
satate their taste. after n fashion. with East Lynne"
The dissection IA not skiIfu but 1t Is dissection. Miss
Westerns mighty mind like that OF her ilustrious
cmplar Miss Matilda Heron appears to linger with
peculiar ondness upon themes connected with the social
evil and the errng To TASTE tho social evil ~
one nuisance and the erring Is another Both may
concern the Police Court Neither art Nor does
any good whatever accrue to the public, from
representations Of this order. Especially are
they frutess in the crude method OF Miss
Western The the ever, her dcmeanor
is awkward her elocuon abominably artificial; and
she practices the old rckery OF abrupt transitions
from magniloquent seriousness TO silly bufoonery How
ever Miss Western has her admirers, and they have at
tended In considerable numbers at the Grand Opera
House. The payb circulated therein tells us that Miss
Westerns "renditon of this her great speciality" has
been hailed with Enthusiasm and delight by CROWDED
AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES, Eyoking alterna-
lively (sc from every part Of the Theater, SMILES
AND TEARS" Under these circumstances Miss Western
has every encouragement continue tie narrowing pro-
cess We that her next essay Will be made as
Nancy SyEes in tho drama of " oliver Twist" The COM
OF Mr. Mckee Rankin Mr. J. \. Gotthold Mr. +. l.. Til
ton Mr. W. T. Sheridan Mr.. A. W. Church, Mr. G.. Vning
Bowers Mr.. W A. Donaldson Mr.. G. f. DeVere, Mr.. H.
C. Barton Mr. J. A. Hearne Miss Alice Wren, bliss
Blanche Bradshaw. Mrs. NJ A. Bradshaw, Mrs +. Blas-
dell Mrs Marie wilkins Miss 4. Madden, Miss Fanny
Cave, and la Petite Wren
wAYERLEY THEATER.
Mr. Edward Coleman's persOnaIiOn of Quiip
may now be seen at this theater. where dramatic YER
sion Of the Old Curiosity shop has held the stage since
Monday last. Mr. Coleman gained honorable repute,
long ago. by his performance OF this part-the merits OF
which It has several times been our pleasant duty to
specfy and to praise. Those merits remain unchanged
Mr. Colemans Qdip is stil wonderful for its fidelity to
the original as drawn by Dickens-an eflike smOodi-
uent OF sardOnc humor and malignant cunning and sen
suaity Miss Rosalie Jack-whOse performance OF Lle
NeH was first seen time since, at the broadway
Tbeater on the occasion OF Mr.. Willlamsons benefit
nays Le Nell at the waverley while Spreler Is per
sonated by Mr. George Brooks. Matinee VIII DO gwen
at this theater to-day.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
AR Mark Smith Mr. Lewis Baker, and sew
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
c. 25-Spts Turpentnb quiet al 37lc tOn
quiet 8O0S6 Crude TurpsnBs unchanged Tar, SJ Is
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wcs,c N rpE CENTRAL PARK.

The e entral Park Commissioners announce
that II ma weather Is fine to-day there will be music on
the Mo Il m tho Park, commencing OF o'clock, p m Tho
follov ding ia the nroNramme:
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indds'oa r0ith h'H