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PHoTo0RlPHs BY sun REPoRrERs.
Tho Hon. VIM. NJ. Tweed. Family Yacht.

Tho Hon. VIM. NJ. Tweed's Family Yacht.
At p. NJ. yesterday the passengers on the
amer deck of the Mary Powell observed a pair Of
splendid bays. attached TO an elegant clarence dash
upon the pier. The doors OF the carriage swung
open and the imposing and sweltering form OF the
Hon. William NJ. Tweed dropped out. The passeu-
gers Of the Mary Powell rushed to the side OF tile
boat at this strange and interesting eight.
There's Boss Tweed ~ shouted a hLf dozen
voices.
(which is he where is he !" inquredia score OF
anxious ladies.
THAT dignined gentleman with black hat and Q
Japanese fan in his hand" answered takative ad.
mirer of Tweed.
why. what n Young man hs is-and real good.
looking, too" faid one Of the ladies' as she cast
languishng glance at the BCsss manly proper ions
Amer wiping the preparation from hi- brow, Mr.
Tweed cuurteouely extended his hand to Mrs
Tweed, who alightcd from the carriage. The Misses
Tweed followed. Gen. WIN. NJ. Tweed, Jr and
Richard Tweed drove up In q second clarence The
entire party comprising all OF Mr.. Tweed's family
then walked aboard tile BosS's new steam yucht
the Captain and crew. II was the first time that the
great William or his family had been on board the
new yacht. Amer few minutes the yacht left the
dock and steamed down the harbor, en- route for
Greenwich, where tue country residence OF Mr.
Tweed - situated AZ tile party sailed, tie large
crowd which had gathered on the pier gave three
rousng cheers for Big Six, while the ladies on the
Tie pretty eraft was lost to view. The scene WIS do
cidediy pleHsfng to witness, and co 1frns what
tie personal friends OF Nr. Tweed have often stated
OF his kindness and devotion to his family.
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THE ST DOMINGO TREATY REJECTED
The President REQUESTS an Immediate Vote
1t In Buried Beyond Resurrection.


1t II Buried Beyond Resurrection.
WAsHIsGroS, June 3o.--The ST. Domingo
treaty has at last rome whore tile woodbine twineth
having been rejected by the Senate to-day, after a
short speech from Senator Morrill, OF Vermont by .
vote Of % TO 9s, as follows tDemocro,s IN ituHcO:
hYys-Ahbott, Browniow Cameron. Cattell Chandler
Ian, Howard Howell Mcdonald, Morton. Nye, Osborn,
trait Ramsey, Ieye., Rice, Spencer stewart, Thayer
Noxs. Boreman, Cdsseriv, CrArin, Ddtn Tdmunds
Ferry Fowler, Han'fiton Md, Harris. Howell. John.
son, hctreerp, Morrill, CMe.l, Morrill, (Vtl Patterson
seo,t. sprague, Siociton Sumner. 7nHF,ndn. Upton
Pcksrs, Wiley.
There was absent without being paired. Lewis.
Norton, Sherman, and Trumbull. OF whom all but
Sherman were hostile to the treaty.
There were paired, and for the treaty, Ames, An
thony, Flanagan, Gilbert, Hamilton OF Texas, Howe,
Pomeroy, and Yates, with Buckin CHAM, Baysrd,
Carpenter, and Kellogg, who we're against.
This morning Senators Morton and Wilson were At
the White House, aud were requested BY the Prcsi-
dent to have decisive vote the treaty as once as
he wanted to know who was for 1t and who against
He was informed that unless 1t was postponed II
would be defeated. After the record now made
on n, there is very little probability of its being
resurreeted soon ayannor is.there any probability
OF It's meeting with any success in the House.
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DOCTOR POSTERS FLIGHT.
saun nderins his Wif-'s Property, and then
DESERVING her.

soua nderins his wif.'s Property, and then
DESERVING her.
The disappearance of DR.. Walter II. Fo err
from Yonkers waS brought about by eircunstances
very similar to the ight Of k,Eold. arould whose
fate there hung for some tim. the darkest suspi.
ciors They now say In Yonkers that there can be
no doubt that this notorious character made of
from the scene OF his latest exploits to prevent t
possible, by hs sbsenee the disclosure OF some very
unwelcome hes. A gentleman writing lrom
Portland, Ne, to friend In YUnkcrs
says that the selfstycd Doctor Foster
Is not native Of Portland but came there last year,
from no one knows whero. with tue professed nten.
uOn OF studying medicine; and TO those who did
not know him he tried to palm himself on ns a son
or relative OF DR.. Thomas A. Foster, wealthy aad
esteemed citizen Of that place. lie was there but
lew months before his trne character was revealed
aud he wGs cut by the entire profession. Foster
soon quit Portland and went To Philadtlplia and
thence to Yonker-. One OF The Doctors" inost
noted exploits was in Saco, Last NAV where he made
tue acquaintance of blooming girl OF sixty sum.
mors, who was also extremely wealthy The lmpO-
tor was assiduous In his attentions, and the pair
were soon engaged TO be married. they went on
together. as the report was circulated for tie our.
rose oi purchasing home,
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JOTFiS0S AHOii rows.
ice goes up 20 iiJ0 today.

lee goes up 20 iIJ0 to-day.
Music on the Baticry this cvctirg.
"ShoO Fly viii be played in front Of r, ancl',
Hol'l mo evening with OfcUolch's vacations.
the Board of Aldermen Yesterday ,,6,m.I ,,.
nomination nt David A Freeman as Excise Commits
sloncr' vice waiter ". Price, resigned.
The East River free blth q, ihc foot of Pth street
was hrown oI en- yesterday and hundreds ui nIeh unt
to-day.
lhe Purim Association has elected Sinon
secretary, go
CgiumlHa Lodge Nc. ~. +. and A. NJ. Nc-teuia,
Ia Lion PARK gave Bro, Wsso5 auaFniL,cui ruld
"a e @' pl''eniItiun,
JOHN Rnno3nd, spurious snir,r' lg,poclor,
West FrrC'h sircct ont Of t0i, tl arr, s,G ON
1ecoy eltrt, wAs committed without BAL yesterday hy
JnsiFe Shandley.
Tue Eighth Assembly District German R,,ubican
Association last eycnin- resolved - ~ d .ct r.Cp
lainn TOR German Interests u The way OF np o,nr1cni
at lcdtuus 10 siluatipns tn thu Cuttum ED,u, nd
other place, oi prom.
The naked body Of m Unknown man w,s found
IN the tAsl Rive" lHNccI FIfty-.o .or,ai An n tI.rI
streets, 80 irriRv and oth.f-tusi.., 'u s ia .l
tuHtrrlg a.3wuoi Hml" ba.hns ol apHI,y M Gnt =
Wa uhd ~ The loot % lst fIii, tlt -tl'rt.
CHARGES were preferred By Superintendent J,lr.
uhh AtttfdR, a.nr" +cl-c'n' fCl ,E OF Ac' NJ fCrr.
lhln "nnn'r's comma ld tor not huldu iucNry Moore
NhVi uAutf Nrfst Tor n'a.lt Hul pI'Hr,. ul tlrNfr
the rciurns,
In the hurry Of icccp;u' copy ou Wrdncsdy
evening, the s'ruv OF m -upptlHf rts,, by wlncd
nWGr iurn' was llllC WIN r'l O.. was lN lnI n
Rrhy's nQuur store, AT Ihrtrrun stree Aud Frs, 1y
y = "a Don IA the Eiglloulh W4gt Alderman Irpu
Reds is.c'a aIr,d. ~ hD.p. - -. .d oder u Az house
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

Daniel W. Voorhees, is rcnominsled
Mr.. Sim d. Kehoe has aiken his young bride to
nj villa IN Newport,
he New York singcrs have presented very A. a
gold watch 10 Pre-. idcni Bf,unhod.
Lady Franklin hl- return ed to Victoria from SLa
on account oi the unfayorab G weather.
=, President White, on behaf of the Regents of tho
tOrucil nlNrr"ity, hrs conferred on Prof (ioldVln
s!nlih the deere OF Doctor Of Letters.
A, the Columbia Col ccc Commencement on wed.
nesdAy NE nhi Creek prize tS divided between
En- He'ard li' Kelly ana hf. william Henry Sage
hr kuox IcAlce. lately appointed telegraph opr.
raor IN the Police tenIral Ofcc Iesi-nci Yesterday
ana Casp1r Goidcman. tlctk TO tng Board OF Health
Wns apl ointcl
, The Hon, liora,io seymour tn, Hon. Eris,us
HFooks thr Hon, Aulasa i. P.Iker ant other GtIl..
eu'shtd vltitor- attended the Cornell IN ycrsny com
mcncCileni yc,irrily,
Abel Smith, Posi- No. ~, 6. \. r.. Wii','m-Huren.
"a elected thar.cs Noicn, toIdnan icri Aug Mu'-
NM "h'or N'cet oulu1nicl' rc'rt 3chlia, Iun,pr
W. unr anicr Frri. d. kartlCr AiIptWutf jOhn
h.tyt Guar ,gmA'ter
1l' Er'pitg HqI says THAI Judge Connolly NJ.
Tld'r ha'ng was"l i'wn nom Nnrkyllc. Ih' 'ug
Juugr rather tr-d, ~ tine ir the "a o." d, IuCS
beinr lourl. Il n,Iu'2s, ird - ,"o'nhS
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Martin Aliens Escape from state Prison.

Martin Allen was convicted oil grand larceny
In the Court of General Sessions Two female con.
fodera,cs OF his entced one J. r Smith 10 panel"
house, and while there Allen took from Smiths
clothes 400. On appeal 20 tne General 1ern OF the
Supreme Court, Judge Barnard is OF opinion that
the conviction vii! not hold, as In the impane ment
OF the jury one OF them lad cxprcsSed prejufice
against the prisoner 10 the effect that ''hia Nhe
prisoner'sl cen eral character hah, and admit.
el that he he Juror biasgcd. rho trial thcre-
fore, coud not bc considered impartial. Judge Car.
dozo, IN a fuller and moro elaborate opinion, con.
CURED, incidentally remsrkng that the reference in
Judge ingraham's opinion TO the opinion Of Judge
Strong In the Iohinau case was not In point rs
Judge Strong was not sustained by The Court of
Apreas. 80 Allen has u new trial.
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CCRIOSITIEs OF CRTaE.

Eugene Bradley has been arrested for the murder
ol his wife In Boston.
Edward Lasher. Of West Camp. Y, after two
attempts at suloOe during the wtei, succeeded yestT
day ornlng.
Burton Eldred shot his wife, and then killed him.
s,lf near lIamllion, n. Y, ihs wife my .ecOycr.
Hdred was Jealous.
The iaO,0O0 stolen from tho Treasury Department
In Nasltnrion n G., on th2 ilth in-tant has lust
been recoNcledihy Col Whitley nom the Stut vesant
bHuk, where II hal been deposited ny one Ihak =.
Marion Marion was held IN s',OO) bail yesterday by
Commissioner OSbDrl.
James Henry hnockel pock etbooA out Of a lady =
hand on lrondwav yesicr1sy, and pc;iu. II up made
tracks At the cry OF stop thief the rcOplc on the
street gave cna-c and lC sCamn captured at n a
desperate slrug,e by an oMcrr Ihc lady ROT her
Iochetbook, AID the thief got nlackwcls Island.
James II. Mcfarland, booSSaepcr 20 tie firm Of
John Mctarani& a Co., Grand l;aIld,, Michigan. wa,
arrested 10 ts Guy Yesterday On t'Gunion from the
Governor OF that STATE. on acc sAlinn ot rOhbng the
safe OF tJJl lie says he was lndGC,d put ult sGm
INTO iht common stock ana become a urrlnrr bul AS
le mlsrustdd The hrm, ne l)0k hi own uVncl an 4
ltc1mDed, -
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Democratic Ratification Meeting n nd Torch
light Proces.l0n In Long Island civ.

The most imposing political demonstration
ever witnessed in Long Island city WIS made by the
Democrats last night, the occasion being the rri6
caiioh OF the charter officers nominated by that
political organization. The meeting was held at
Dutch Kills, was presided over BY Solomon B.
Noble, ard addressed by the Hon. VIM. II. Rankin
OF New Jersey, james C. Hays OF New York,
and DR.. Spcck. Tile torchliglIt procession was
formed ut Hunters Point, aud headed by music.
banners, and wagons laden with pyrotechncs, and
meeting. The meetngwa called 10 order BY I'd
ward N. llartshofne, aud Solomon Il. Noble was
ceileG 20 the chair and addressed the multitude In
his usual vigorous style. Tie name of Abraham ID.
mtmsrs, the candidate for Mayor, was received with
repeatel cheers
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TRAGEDY IN M1pIsoN COUNTY.
The Bible In One Hand and the Pistol In the
Othrr-A Jealous Husband Wounds hi,
Wife ind Kills HtmsetE

WHc nnd Mis- utmseu.
Hssfsros, II, June tSs--ss- s,,les north Of
this village yesterday. Ds sr,on Edred. q respected
citizen, actuned, II Is supposed, By jealousy, shot
his wife, and then killed himself just ~ tie fam
lily were preparing for morning worship. AZ.
ter eating breakfast wlthlkis wife and daughter
Mr, Elored took down the Bible and was preparing
TO read 1t, when his wife went TO the bedroom to
awaken the youngest child. Edied Immediately
followed, und told her he was going 70 kill her aud
Himself. She replied "don't shoot me; give me
the pistol" He threw her upon the floor and shot
her In the head, then we'd out and GOT en- axe with
which he pounded her bead t... or three tunes. lie
taen chopped Lis owI lead say the children AMI ran
all oyer TIE hodsc and into the garden, Which was
tis last they ssw OF him.
1ncy gave The alarm, aud the neigbhors on reach
ing the house found Mrs. Edrcd lying face down
ward upon The floor, apparently dead. When the
surgeons arrived she was alive, but unconscious,
With one bullet wound on the right siie Of her eAd
aud deep cash In the back part Of the head.
Eldred's body WAS found abou, tixty rods from the
house bel ud some Willow, dead and covered with
blood. Al latest accounts Mrs Edred had 20 far
recovered as TO be able to spcak
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THE nan And H.fT.
Mutual va. Rose Hin, on Union Ground.

Mutual va Rose Hill, on Union Ground.
To-day the Union, OF Morrsauia, Va. Atlantic .or
tho championship, IN fremont,
The Sparta Base Ball Club. Of tlis city, defeated
tle soclSs, II West HoDoken, yesterday IN full game
oi nlnr ilhlhga the score standing s! TO ~.
- Union OF Morrisania, vs.. Atlantic Of BROOKLYN. at
Trniont, tomorrow Jnlyl First game Of the series
for the championship TTan leaves Twenty SiHta street
ana Fourth avenue At $3.50 4. NJ
The married and single men OF the hon Thomas
Conan AhsociAtion went TO klm Park yesterday. and
ha rcdhot game OF ball plenty OF lager, sandwich
h9I nunbnfnt faces The game sood * 10 81 In favor
of the singles.
close and wei ellcontested game Of ball was played
on WednerSay at Hunters Pulnt between the famous
"Inite NJ Bailey club OF Willlamsourgh and the
silver S,alof this city, for thu iunor champ hip
aud silver Dall, which The lonncs Gun won by %
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sss n ss.s;s stsss s',sss .s1ss. a'd as
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9s sS e sisisiy asss ssI9Is.e 9ss.e
Srsss1 ts,os q lss ssy w q xse 9o9s o'''' anu
rHn csLrsrfAfs IN NORTH kpAns..
~. Adam, - LJrsassyiT s.ys tina, the ShDs.s
WIS ssPecssi. Airssdy issy have spent several
ssSs 1s SgS s"t
necessities ard wants, they viii probably spcud ia
the village as much Of their earnings as otGers.
They are pleased with their quarters and their ON
pioJment, ard arc unconscious children Of tho
commotion their sdvent has caused. The suspen-
sion OF work In the other shoe factories caused by
this event has ended, and WORK has been resumed.
Parker BrN., Cady Bros, Mard a Whit
man, aad n. r.. d N L. Millard offered their
old hands work at reduction OF ten per cent, but
this was not accepted. They then resolved to en-
ploy new help. and go many Of the old as chose TO
accent the new terms, and on Tuesday commenced
work. They expect to be able to procure ffesh
hands, and in the end 10 be as well supplied as be-
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The stearns-CnruiIl Nup,iuI,.

Christ Church, in Rye, Westchester county, on
Tuoaday evening, was filed with very select as.
semblaSe the occasion OF the marriage OF Miss
X. NJ. Car-ill to Mr.. J. II. Stearns, Of New York.
\ he sacred rite performed by the rector OF the
church, tie Rev. Il, /. Ai.op. The bride wore
beautiful white silk robe. hpiH corsase cut dsco(.
lefe. On her brow was TIE usual wreath Of orange
flowers, IRON which depended In graceful folds the
bridal veil There were no bridesmaids. The bi.
dal presents were both costly aud eleg, MT A spe.
cial took many OF the butterflies Of Murray hin
10 the OF the nupt s, and the Boston express
ciiy. '
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Great Fire on Jersey civ Hriuh,..

Between l2 aud o'clock Yesterday afternoon,
John Gerhrrdts stsve factory, on " Washington av-
enue, near Franklin street Jersey city Heights was
burned The hames were communicated to the
dwelling OF Mr.. Gerhardt and several outbuildings,
which we're DESTROYED. The Are oIielnated through
the carelessness Of boy In making FIRE Loss
about 5000; no insurance. Ths DANA N to the
other building will amount TO about 5000 parti-
ali insured. A Mr. Robertson. a member OF the
Fire Department, fell OF two-story building. and
was so seriously injured that he had TO be borne 10
his reside nee. His recovery IL doubtful
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OBITf RT.

Cbnrles Humphreys for nerly of the frtn Of ITum
aged IS vs. " Wv '""''
William Pine. veteran OF tSla was buried yes
terdny iruin "a King street. The Veteran Corps ar
tended the funeral ln a body ''' "
The Bar Association yesterday adonted rcsoiu.
Tons OF coincidence with tue family OF the late Il IN
Cutting Eloquent euogies were delivered.
Col Shn. W. Taylor died at Plil,delphi, on the
.9th. eyed &. H. catered the nrnv ~ private when
rue var broke ont aud for distinguished services rose
a. We rshN or Captain aud Aiic.it-t uuD Gen.
Iioos stan aud was by that d lin-ut cd 'cra's
$40 thruuHhout all hN cAmDaigns snd sas htoN lei
Colonel Exposure IN the ncld led to his dr,t'i
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CLlYERICk -fBLIZE.
The Fir.t Commencesep, since the Institute
Becume n College.

The FIrst COMMENCEMENT since the In-tItutr
Becnme n College.
Yesterday afternoon claverack Institute had
Its hrst commencement since 1t received it's corieg
ate charter The usually quiet and quaint old Dutch
town, which is .iI miles distant from the city OF
Hudson, was crowded early In the morr.a- vim The
alumni and their friends. ard zee ia,ct.string OF
every door hung open fo- .iierf reception
The nonotony oi black .ric.i cd gent enen reeeiv.
inx their de=rcss vas liversifcd by six beauttui
girls. rasned Idelia V. Richmond. NJ G. Berrian
Leila Cole, u ". Norwood md =. +. Sanburn.
dressed in choice but einplc manner; ; who atter
having delivered tteir orations were honorcd with
the Art'u,E BdceG!oUTeHs hsrdle TO theif names
he diplomas were presented by the Rev. y. II.
Wakely who socomuaned each gilt with suitable
remarks. The proceedings closed with an npprO-
Pirate farewell address by the President, the Rev
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Last evening the trcmen of Jersey City had a
splendid torchisht procession, the occasion being
q e reception OF Onion Hook and Ladder Company
No with their new truck, The Department as.
sembled At the Jersey City Ferry at an early hour,
ten companies In all, also Hook md Ladder Com.
plny No and Hose COMPANY No. | Of West Hobo
ken and Engine Co nplny No. 3 OF HObOken, Join.
ing in the procession. Cniei Engineer Coylo and
assistants were also IN line. A DELEGATION from the
city Council WAS present. Hook and Ladder Com.
pany No. made fine appearance, under the com.
mand Of A. j. Lennon. Sur,iduous collation.
closed The evening.
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TIE third annual regatta OF tue Cclu,abia
Yacht Club was contested yesterday. The yachts
were all ready on time. The entries were: First
elass-Edith n. Gage, Elizabeth Rowe. Louise, Jen-
ME T.; second eiass-Lil'ie Earl; third class Re-
becc". q @. Creiger; fourth class-Geraldine, Ret,
sey. The course was from the club house, foot Of
West fifty.seventh street, to stake.boat OF Fort
Lee, down TO the oil dock at Eysian Field TO stake.
boat az CLUB house, and repeat. Tue time OF turning
the homo tai T. pUat Nls:
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LOSSES NJ FIRE.

The knickerbOckCr Ice COmnary's ice hons. n
Tuesday. '
John Kinney's stable, on Even, near yon Drun,
street nrooklyn was burned nsr eve Ing loss sSO
damaged
The Mount Royal Mills, at Cote ST. Paul IN,
10 81 extensive IN Lower anaia. Gn valued nj ais OOO
we're burned Wednesday Insured Tor k,JOO Los,
on grain, &c, 100000 partially EsuTtd.
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BaiIey,. DeIaIealion NenrIy s,Sc 900.

The whole amount embezzed by the ex-Col.
lcctor Bailey, az returned to judge Pierroponts
ONCE Yesterday Is SGJ7O1J. The indictment against
him Is voluminou', covering large number of
foo!scap pages. The Hon. A. II. Pnrdy aud Gen
Jackson consumed one week In its preparation.
SUITS have been commenced by Judge Pierre pont
against the sure'ies OF the Collector to recover
tlOUU-the aggregate amount OF their bonds but
some 0f the bOndsmen claim that they are exempt
from their obi cations, becau'e the Government
9oeerS had knowledge Of Biiley's defAlcstons
be ore his flight
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RiILROID 1CCTDENTS.

August Smt, died in Sixty.fourtl street nsa,
tighth ayeru'. yesterday. from havns been run oycr
bY an Eighth avenue car
AUGUST Smith. agel ~ o. Si,tr.fourth strra, md
L'Ihu sveDne wa tns'tn'lv lillcn A. Inttniglu ON
Wednesday by car ~, {. ahli Avenue l.ailrold ran
ming over him. -
George Deiamber was killed. and Henry W Ham
mond superint endent seriously injured ye,trrday by
tran on the BLACK River and ~ Law FSnce Itaira A
bctns thrown from the track,
The inquest over the body OF William McGrath
who va. run over ~ Nesey street nv Eighth avenns
car on sonfay resulted In verdict OF Cpnsnrc on the
k,khlh Avenue Rsilrosd Company for not PROVIDING
while Ia mOtou, '-
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HOLRS or IEIsURE.

1'hood"re thomaa took his benefit hst night IA
Central Park Garden
tbs annual th,Amrncement ol De l., sale la sti.
tut, In Neccnd avenue. wiinesed last eVenn. b.
. large audience,
TIE eighteenth annual CunIneu oIneht Of ths
College Of the cry of New YOA was the event in ihs
Ac deU! lSst evening
Tho cshtcenh annual target shoot and sunme,
lY"Hed Elm PARK Yesterday,
Atont ne mil He ~ Aurnsi Mr. Josh Hart win
Iclltn thr porais Of Bgysnta IN FOGur"n'h .ircel
WITH a new st5 IT, of CntCTtinm'tt
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Presi'eni tirsnt delivered the diplomas 10 ths
Graduating class OF inc National Dea, Mute Gouege
Yesterday.
The Senste yesterday reduced tho duty on steel
railway bars 10 \ cents per poInd, aud gl railway
oaf' made ~ part OF steel 10 cent Ier pound.
The Houae Committee on Elections reported yea
tctday in The Kentucky contested election case tnat
John ~. Rice, the tttirR member, Sas disqualified
unJet the Fonrt~cnth Amcndn sat. ard that MIR.
zeiyer the epncsant. should be soA ID the expenses
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In THE supreme Court General Term, yes,er.
u"y' Il new trial was denied to Remsen aud IIanne.
Ea"' convicted Ia the General Sessions OF robbery
tne prisoners We're puliccmcn. They hRd pcke /
vac Docket OF O.. w. Wells, Kentucky droycr Of
several hundred dollar. Judge Carddao was of
The allegation that the notes stolen were not srec
~ IN detail, nnd not proved genuine did not affect
me ABSOLUTE proof of tie crime OF winch Remsen
0gd ualue- u lad LeGa :olnd guilty.
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A DEAsrLI DRUNKEN sTArR,
fury sni To unrh hnniin. I,a.
Lr=;der Medal Presentation.

Councilman Chpmberlin of Hoboken was on
Wednesday evening made the recipient OF testi
monl In the shape Of q leather medal for his effort,
In deeltng the appropriation for the celebration o,
TIC Fourth OF july. II was given by the rc-idents
V' the Fnsi Nmd, nnd consi. .ted Of red leather in
The centre OF which a 5set and bore the iollew.
ing inscription
. " To Charley Chamberliu, = uaturslzeI Eng'ishman
i've truc eXponcn; of the Fifteenth Amendment and
hltiet opponent of Amer In sDendehcc model OF
ne pconlcs rcnrcscntltlye In The @ iorsikcl city II
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The Married Women's Separate Property
I'LL Defeated In EannecIlcuI.

Iu the Connecticut Legislature yesterday the
bill giving married women the control OF their own
Iruperty was defeated by II to u, An amsndne cut
WAS offered providing that The tl should not affect
the property OF those already married. for which the
majority Of tue Republicans voted and thus killed
the bill. TIE majority OF TIE Democrats voted
against IT, hes'rs. Brewster Latham N wilcox
Republicans, delivered the only speeches in Opposi-