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New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
POLICE NOTES.

Commissioner Bosworth listened yesterday to "a
complaints against policemen
The body of an unknown man, age about 80, was
floating the Hudson River of Fo Warrington Point yesterday
Hugh Gilhooly. age II, of Sixty-eighth-st, near
the Boulevard fell yesterday from ttey tree in Seveueht
tevenhaye., and was laialy Injured.
Michael Gallagher sent to the State Prison for
one yT yesersy Judge Bedford r kuocng WIN BeorAn down
during quarrel April q and thereby faot1ng his tkG
ard causing hf death two Gays sieTSaTd
A horse attached TO light wagon belonging TO
Dr. H. D. RAnneY Of No 233 West 1hryionh, vh eh been
h ehsTge eoored hoy yesterday fiye gh-s Third
ght into No 81 Of The lAy bne seriously
i1juTng MIs Avel Fletcher Of No 3!5 Bas P!fieh-st
At the inquest yesterday, in the case Of James II.
s. No 35 Ea Thiryseeoudst who fatal
wound June IRON hammer thrown BY George Rose Of No l6l
be committed default Of 800 bail 70 await the Eeton
Of TIE GraId jury
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
CLASS DAY At HARVARD.

C,MRRJpGE. June 2t-TO-day the Class OF
1877 held the celebration Of their departure ron reca
tion-room and coege-ha, and heir entrance lnto te
arena of busy life. The weather was all that couu DO
desired few deceItful clouds lowered ntiuhy over
the city in the morning. and, though trouDng many
student merely cooled the air The class "eh ID 70 DO
graduated at the approaching Commencement numbers
H. and they presented fine appearance when I'D pro
cession this morning They depart laden with honors
gained on the river and ballhed, as wei as IN
the rectatonhalls. NewYork State has eleven repre-
sentatyes In this class of which number SIX come ron
the mctropolsRe Bslmont John II RssiI Gss Ean EnGene
Tread8e, and George E. Bates, the iast % uni
Br09SR ans Formed @ in procession with music in
front under the marshashipof Henry 81: Jonh one'
Alter the cnstomary short religious exercises at the
chapel where the class chaplain, A. W. oouu, ad 90
breakfast which was given by the members OF the sig
net Society and thence TO the church, Where tno
be old Unitarian Church over the way was usual
filled TO repeton with the happy friends Of the students
Inc Si 10 g be scene Which Put the sober hue
Of church walls out of counenance Inc ogaIiVn, r
written and delivered by James Holden Young OF Can'
bridge was in literary excellence wel up WIZ th9 aver
age College address The poem by Frank sumner @
OF Keene N H. and the ode, by George Homer ROVER vi
Boston, concluded the literary exercises OF the Day Ae
the long feas. Of reason people are always gaa 10
OF the crowded church and scatter along the siaueu
avenues toward the where tables are loaded Win
cool and inviting refreshments couple SI eTe as
numerous and elegant as IN past years anu ~ VIZ
for the music on Green aud the dancing In Massa
cbusetts Hail. The weather permitted enoymenf ~ Iho
nastime and there was constant tripping OF feet III hal
past g. when the class assembled oneeImoreoru y tnG last
meas students-and, after the usual ceremony OF cneel
ngbe buildings as the tour OF the yard is made, went
thToughlthe exercises Around the Tree" a.. .-o,nr
President Eliot held reception during the evening,
which was well attended. At o'clock the grand out
door concertone of the most delightful features OF e
day-was inauguraed Ropes had been stretched sous SO Hs
TO include 10y the interpositon OF several OF INC ou
ings spacious quadrangle, admittance TO when was
Gained nv tickets issued by the members OF the gIad
ating class The Emusic by the baud" was interspersen
with songs by the College Glee Club Holworthy nan nan
wasbeauffuly Illuminated, and IL with the greatest
reluctance that the 1900 5000 promenaders ettn
brilliant avenues, the last notes OF the music 1leu
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22

aohm,,,. scbm,tts. and schmltzs nearly ESQ more
the browns number more than 1000 ana the Sohesos
about 500 OF the 0's and Mes there are oNsI V a
Celtic and Teutonio names form nst 700 Ione iol
meraton To the curious there are many ieatues oI n
terest in the Directory in strange nan1s 9 ,i , The
liar of which belong to German feloW-cnlIehs. ln9
Directory is prepared with the customary care Is wen
Irinted ana few errors inevitable consequence OF
such an extensive compilation do not detraot materially
from the merits OF the work
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAILWAY.

PUEBLO, Col, June 9O-The Denver and
Rio Grande Railway finished 10 this place last
evening, the last rail having been ialu at p ln'
oo,ohrotion over this event had been contemplated
nv the citizens but the work has been pushed so
rapdly that many were not aware that the last spike
had heen driven until to-day. Freight ana passengers
for New-Mex xcO will go by railroad DY way OF Den
yer TO Pueblo saving more than 100 miles OF Transports
Dy loo Minis Of the road southwark will be
under contract. Arrangements are maHng LOT lIs
speedy completion TO FL Paso where u VIII connect WIN
narroV-gauGe railroad 10 be built through tne mexican
States OF chihuahua, Durango and Zacatecas 10 the
CITY OF Mexico forming a continuous narrOWeause Hhe
OF about 2,00O miles IN length
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
THE CHARLIER INsTITrTE.

Quite large audience attended the COM
exercises Of the Charler Institute in East
Twenty fOurth-st last evening The total number Of
pupils in the various departments 25o OF these
% were graduated last night, 80 bonorably men
tened, and 1l3 received prizes The were con-
Quoted by Prof. Charer, and address was made by
the Rev. Dr. John Hall. The following is list Of the
graduating class:
AltsH AraEislB, Prederek Oales,
hFtheN J. a. BTennaE, William Austin Oakes,
1teloss y broEn, jE, william C. OstrsbdeT
William h0fsss De Yissey Oscat R,tbam
Harold Fave, Henry SiBOBds
R5esGn King w. Taona, SIo.se
thanet lie B0utlheT StefubefReY
Beus Eugsns Ltssrts Rdgard SAGE
LcEs l. Lew. IIssst smith
HthsId Lmbufgsr. Mou,s \ I1mAub
hiisu Curtis hesl5,t William ~ A. Won Sachs,
Calvin Wetb0Te.
TIE success Of the institute 10 due 70 the admirable
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22

TRow's CITY DIRECTORY.

Trow's New-YoIk City Directory for 1928,
has just been issued. II contains 2II2H Names over
1860 than last year II also larger by ca pages
and by the system cf calculation adopted by the pub
hsbers, II IL estimated that the city population has
Increased 900 snce the last publication OF course
certain names fpuC extensively, tho Smiibs numbering
lG.}, aLG tItI kindred SmiC,s, Smidtbs, Sm,edts
sItis hn! III, sEy Ties Schm.ds 6oLmits. S1Lnidts
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNOTs, 2s BROADWAY
sam-n' EOOh-eg0 5pm-9S0 hidDighI-1s'
pRnMlNRRr ARRNALs
Clorendon Hotel-Gen. Richard Taylor of New-Or-

leans AVID Capt r Csrts SflEns'Rd A'9r ROs't-Sen
all Of Pennsyvana and eIMayor lnns Of Ponghkeepe Ro
York Hokl-Gen A. Gilmore u A. and the Hon George Dnd
ConnecteuI 80 Fh Znfavs HofEx Gov English Of Con-
nechcns Hon Woodbridge Of Vermont the Hon WlnsH
Whiting Of Boston Smith Of Chicago w IT, HAta Of Rchmond
eI Mayor Of Cincinnati Clayton heMeha Wiam NC Michael
L. A. Gciey Of PHILADELPHIA 81 Not1s Hot-Ihe hsv
T. Rider Of Poughheepe Msfropot1n toet-Jndge
Donaldson Of Peubsyvani and H. Whitman Of Cincinnati Hog
Houte1be Hon Jo LTbomas r OF Baltimore ana Homer
RAmtde Of Eewburgb 0fk House-AdoiIh suo san frAn
CISCO. -. CoeMoa Hosse-Gen K w. seuen, u s. A.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22

A JUBILEE NUMBER! THE PHRENOLOGI-
"A CAL JOURNAL, ever in the lead, comes out for
July in holiday array. Sketches and Portraits OF
Horace Greeley and Gov. Brown; Sketches aud Por-
traits of all the Presidents of the United States from
Washington to Grant, with brief Biographies; Sew
eral National Songs and Music; Finely-iliustrated
articles ON Salmon Culture; Human Expression, its
Anatomy and Philosophy; PhrenOlogy and the Phys
ioloQists: Runaway Boys, the Cause and Cure How
10 keep Well Rev. Jabez Burns. d. d., and James
Gordon Bennett with portraits; Best No ever is-
sued. Price, 80 cents 50 year. Vol. 50 begins
with this number. Newsmen have it. Address ;.
r. WELLS, Publisher, $50 Broadway, New-York
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
TILE NEw.YoRK BRIDGE COMPANY.

The annual report of the New-YOrk Bridge
Company contains in addition TO the statements of the
Chief Engineer and the Superintendent, the following
transcript Of the Teasurers accounts showing the
ceipts and expenditures to May !:
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22

svstep which Prof Charer maintains. Established 10
wears ago the Institute has educated large number or
men now holding high professional positions.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
IAnno olncementAI
BURxEr1's ExrRAcrs.-Beware of substitutes.

WHILE WAITING FOR A Cough "To GO AS
p, c~rp You ARE oYrES SOWING CoS'UrPrIos
Brr-ER TRY At oScE DR. JA1SEs EzFEcosAT sVRE CURE
FoR ALL CousHs AND COLDS
, ~ =
Visit T. IoRps new Cleaning and Dyelng
On so near Beckerst OAie Of Broomest banen AZ
95 Broadway shAWls ,aeques Aces iesefs s"e' 49, w
tluly cleaned coats, pants vests cleaned uAe new
Thirty years ago DR.. Chiffon, the celebrated
,payical chemist certified MAGNETIC POWDER although
m TO insects contained nothing injurious or poisonous 70 t
rees Prom N al time forward this matches preparation TOOK fahk
the most popular because he most
elective destroyer in the world
HATS: Cor 'EM.-CoOl Hats, Summer Hats,
Straw Hats Panama Hats Pearl Cssmes got en-
Des. got Haty Hats got en- iachtng Hst g"i em
boating Hats got Fshng Hats EN- Tourists Hats got
en- All, tai KS0I gOt 'em all 2l2 Broadway
No FAMILY should leave their house for the
sommer without protecting with HoLNEss BURGLAR ALARM TILE
years practical experience Never fails whether the
family present OF Absent L. hOLAAii nu4ISs@
SUMNER STYLES of Gents Cashmere and Soft
-N-' Hat Manufacturer ll9 Nassaus., Spnee't
WATCHES JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go to b. $.
SQUIRE lO4 Paltons; store showcases Ohce rs Sales
direct safe fret hands, at msadaurs prices
DOoLEY's YEAST POWDER is always full
weight; saving Of onefourth to Onehai.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22

WING EVIDENCE daily of what the veg
,.abs ingdSn is accomplishing -heD properly combined and Ad
ned Cures Of patients pronounced beyond recovery By hs ply
d,ns continuing Tn nssass yesn Leesl applications IiH
pen,ab fearful responsibility assumed By those who send he'r
patients from homo while sushng With Nervous Dtor DSpP''
cor,iDaaOn RA<una,u Caorra OOs.piion, DfseaSs Of he
Ska Blood Heart L,ser, KsdSys, Ssssex oe
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
Lunse1os, Greene County, N. T., October, 1883.
LEED, STATION, Maine.

Dr. HEIrH; ~ your medicines work Ike charm. An old
friend called on me whohd been troubled with cough than 90
jean, bat it sOppsi IT. ". A. HERRICK
Another most remarkable cure bad given up all hopes
was MIRA L. B. Hill, Bssing Green, KL
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22

~'h''''''' ''''' VI ''N''" ''''N-' -
,.,.O from homo Will. ,urshng With Nervous D,ey DyppsIa,
coniipahon, RAuma'm oaterra o0aun'p'"" D'ea' " "'
sk''' D''''' h'''' L''s' A''">''
nrAh1A' 'eno' ""'"' ''''
Ny wife had'hn VARIOUS pr'enpu0n''0i n D''' '''
d. Her nOus and tongue we're onsV 0 anu 'n'
with d'nhs fact hs' nsnd' 'AOosh 'no '0a' soon nn' net
sp''' II -
N touusou
When rcsiyed the medicines from iyou In May last wl
peee to Lv.bat short ms Doctor ny friends and nghbO
tbOusht Il u ue f me TO employ you low but my faith
"a, "a or ss,.d 10 do o. commenced your treatment and
-, ..,., ,,, ,DDs,,s v,. h.,,., and ,oon walked
1,n,s-,-,ov Main.
-. u. van, ,,.,,d,. -, H.. 49,. A. Il,
Another mos, remarkable cure az her friend, had given up all hopes
u.1 r MN ps.upe er,v.K K,
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22

BoorsIowS Randolph County, I'd.
Dr. received your medicines and feel ashamed tha, have
not returned ny compliments and thanks you for the benefit received
feel WE'LL my cough WE'LL pains weakness have len side
my throat cured and talk and laugh long can wa
three niles gave Of be medicines my little girl who woua
be confined to bed days time and wish could
Sc. how healthy looks thin Summer the first she has enjoyed in IL
yean What rosy ehesksl Ms A. COTTON
A long standing and eOmpliated easel
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
MONMOUTH, Warren COUNTY. H.

The hards and palma have le stomach and breast my appetite
and srengtl have greatly improved I0urS, truly,
WILSON GUNTRR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-14
THE COURIS.

CRIMINAL COURT. Chi.} Justice Cartter.-
This morning Messrs. Riddle and Crittenden
entered motion in arrest OF judgement in the
case If W. b. Stokes, convicted yesterday of
receiving money while q representative in Con-
gress on the ground that the indie ment charged
no offence, was vague, indt finite and. de fective,
ard the defect could not be cured Dy verdict
The motion was argued, and the court reserved
its decision. John A. Rheem and Alex. Giles
lappeal from the Police Court for assault aud
battery; found guilty and fined IS each with
costs. George Lawson, appeal from Police
Court for assault and bait Try; appeal dismissed.
James l.. Disqualification from the Police
Court for assault and battery-was found not
guilty. The evidence was 10 the effect that c.
IL. Bryan and Nj. Hartnett got into an alterca-
ton, one running against the other, and the
breach of the peace. He also proved a good
character. The jurors were discharged for the
term.
CIRCUIT CouRr.-In consequence of the in
disposition of Judge Mac Arthur, no business
was done in this court day.
POLICE COURT, Judge Snsll.-Yesterday, after
our report closed. in the case OF Thomas Lucas,
charged with stealing gravel from the Board of
Public Works the Judge dismissed the charge.
Charles Lewis. colOred, charged with stealing a
coat worth SIS from James Carey; fined s2D or
sStv dsys in Jail. Walter Smith, charged with
stealing a rooster valued at . cents from
THOMAS Hurlihy. The trial Of this case Occu-
pied about one hour of the court; Mr.. n. III.
Miller, counsel for defence, occupying the time
IN an able argument. The court fined Smith IS
and costs. MIR. Miller noted AZ appf al. Arthur
NJ. Arpler, charged with stea.ing a picture
worth &c from Julia Young. Julia testified that
Appler came to her house on the LIST OF February
and sold her picture for So, to be paid for at
the rate of fifty cents per week. Witness paid
81 on il, and accused came for the 40 balance
due him, and witness not having it at hand TO
give him, he seized the picture and carried it of
Afterwards witness went to get warrant, which
coming to Appler's knowledge, she sneaked
back unknown" to her and slipped 1t into her
house; case dis missed. William Holmes,
nInr nd vrsth - A.
The case OF q. B. Der gen, an attorney on whom
rule was served on motion of Mr.. b. III. Webb
TO show cause why he should not be removed as
an attorney of the court for appropriatng a fee
to himself, half of which was intended for his
fellow counsel webb was taken up, but vas
not concluded previous to the adjournment Of
tho cpurf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-14
LOCAL NEW y
Condensed Locals

The ioint committee on Manufactures, OF the
Legislature, had no quorum last evening.
To-day il St Valentines day. and rather
cool one fer the little birds to commence house
kee ping.
Mrs Eliza Neale, whose trunk was stolen
from one of McChntOck's baggage express way
cn- A fex weeks since, has (by her counsel. Mr..
A. r. Davall ) entered suit against MIR. McClin-
tcek for the value % the trunk. ~19I.
MtSsrs. Norton. BawseN and Whitehead, OF
the Grand Council, Sons of ,Jonadab. have re-
turned from Providence. r. l.. where on Satar-
day night they instituted Providence Council,
No. T. with u members
Prem one to three car loads of -sewer-pipe are
now daily arriving At the depot from the More
head Clay Works OF Philadelphia, TO the order
Of the Board Of Public Works. and are there
delivered 10 the contractors.
The force of the Water Registrar : once yes
terdSy commenced cutting OF the water supply
from premises where the rate has not been paid.
Immediate payment o. the rate will still save
HsuV from serious inconvenience
1.-THE meeting of the Board OF Public Works
Yesterday afternoon, IL was ordered that here
after no m, mber Of the Legislature or emplOye
Uf the District government will be recognized in
the prosecution OF collection of anv claim or
claims against the Board OF Public Works.
Captain y. Henry Dubsnt. formerly of the 2d
District regiment. Col AleNander,) died last
evening at his residence, en- street The de-
ceased was one of the we'll / nOwn Dubant broth
err. and bOOkbinder by trade, attached 10 the
Treasury Department bindery. He was first
lieutenant Of company ID, Washington Light
Infantry, Capt. Lewis and that company will
ate nd hl- funeral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-14

MIssIvEs PROM THE DEAp-A Massachu-
setts woman, lately deceased, before her death
IN order to keep her memory green in the mind
OF her husband, wrote number of letters which
she postdated. and confided them on her death
ped to friend, with directions to post one to
him on the last day of every month In the
Spring-tim Of his mourning the husband WAS
rather glad to receive the pseudo communities
IONS from the spirit world but when time hal
cooled the heart burnings of his grief and an
other woman presided at his table, the post
mans arrival with q posthumous letter at the
end OF each lunar revolution became very ma
lapropos, and quite destroyed with its dismal
memories, the pleasure Of his new honey-mOOn.
His freshly chosen bride, too, became jealous
OF these mysterious mssves and threatened to
told who the author was, cOntented herself WITH
burning the epistOlary productions of her nre-
decessor as often as they came. fS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-14
G. EO RG EFT OWN.

A CHALLENGE PROM ANNAPoLls-The
Potomac Boat Club has received an invita- ton
from class No. 2 OF 1873 of Annapolis Academy
to q friendly contest with the oar some time
during the coming season. The invitation will
be laid before the club at the next regular meet
ing.
THE PHILPDENIC SOCIETY of the Georgetown
College give their annual celebration on the
afternoon of the 22d inst.
Lee IN THE PoToNAC.-The steamer John
Gibson encountered heavy masses OF ice on her
way up the Potomac. The river opposite this
place is clear of ice this morning.
REAL ESTATE SALE-Thomss Adams, OF
Washington. has sold TO p. A. Darneille, of this
place, his farm situated on the Georgetown and
Rockville turnpike together with the stock,
crops, cattle. &c, for $4,000 cash, (instead of
IS ,0C0 as heretofore publishedA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-14

DERER, TO BE HANGED ON FRIDAY,-Yester-
DAY Chief Justice Church of the Court of Ap-
Peals in Albany telegra pied District Attorney
Briggs that he would not grant stay of pro-
Hollow murderer, sentenced to be hanged on
FRIDAY. Mr.. Halkin, however, will make
another attempt to seve the mans fife. Yester-
day he called on Mr.. j. Weeks, of Morrisania,
one of the jurors who brought in the verdict for
conviction, in order to induce him to make an
AFFIDAVIT that when he conse nted to the verdict
he thought that the prisoner would not be
accompanied the verdict, based on the belief
mat the man was insane. 1t was impossible to
learn last night whether Mr.. Weeks had made
such an afidavit. II the affidavit is obtained,
Mr.. Larkin will lay il before the Governor AZ a
plea for Communication Of the sentence.-N Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-14

LONG MAY SHI wAvE.-Says the Savannah
Advertiser 1t is considered quite the thing
tend musical entertainment, and If You can
impart slight Oscillatory motion to the bc,iy
so that you can make it prominently known to
the audience that you are enrapturSi, and that
your entire being is given ~ 70 the delirium Of
the sweet accord, you Are sure Of creating q
greater impression. There is nothing SO pleas
ing to the looker-on than the satisfaction Of hav-
We saw several last evening, and they reminded
ms Of poor afflicted st. Vitus dancer We in.
dorre the wave, though, because 1t Is the sign of
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~An eminent English physician tells his
consumptive patients 70 keep out OF doors. and
eat plenty of bread and meat; Monkey capers
in gymnasium canuot cure you." -
Mrs. Sophia Lipps Of st. Louis is negotia-
ting for q divorce from Mr.. Anton Lipps. In
the words Of the poet, better far had those Lips
never met. Frs "a =
~Fond Parent ito barber): al hope you
will be very careful, Mr.. Simpson. have al
ways been accustomed 10 cut their hair my
self" Mr.. Simpson: $50 should have thought,
madame!'
~ Mr.. Bergh desires to repress cock-fghting
in New York. New York does not want cock
fighting repressed, and Justice Shandley rules
90 that any man can Construct a pit in his OWL
house ii he pleases!"
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FRESHMAN observing brutal driver mall
treating superannuated horse in front Of Mat
thewsD. II see you doing that again III re-
port you. -r 40 d - - - N -
Brutal Driver. Az We PLACE, sir, he's no good
without 1t; the ould haste Is worn ont jist.
Freshman. should think he was Door fell
low. You ought to kill him. 81 I
Brutal Driver. SO We does, sir, almost. -Har-
rdrd 4drocQte. t'sJr' 2 .i'l