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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
VEST POINT RECRUITS.
g-uE NEW CONGRATULATIONS OF TIKI FIRST
sLAss-sIEGE BATTERY PRACTICE.

yuE NEW CONGRATULATIONS OF 'THE FIRST
sLAss-sIEGE BATTERY PRACTICE.
WEST POINT, June 5.-The result OF che OK
animation OF the Candidates for admission 10 che Acad
envy has nj last been announced, and, contrary TO al
predIolioRS founded upon personal apleeraToe sRd
competitive tests the percentage rejected IL much
large than usual The usual number found" has
beer from % 80 per cent Ths tune 70 reaches nearly
80 pr cent 90 keing rejected out of the 1855 who have
bee1 examined. This is due la agreat nrasure to lack
ocpreparatlon and 10 badly conducted studies This
pumber lnclwies, also, some wbs feeli8g rather umd
IN regard to heir qualifications have Tad their exam
gnation poss oned until September. One such young
gentleman yhO went home lest evening, remarked that
he had hal only three weeks OF preparation, ana
would certainly have marked Cor poor grammar
The fortat ate "plebes" who have Iassed successfully
went Through their usual drill in "Gettng up" this az
ternoon with the certaintyof MANY more OF the same
sort Among the new cadets, Will be ny the sf
below are The two cOored candidates. Cadet Smith %
the Thf Class will have fecw students In WHOM
he caaponfde The boys who have failed are now paos
ing UP their trunks 60 80 home though not wthoHt
little Of the instruction f6V which they came one OF be
found" who left the Academy in advance OF the pShh
cation of the report loud In hs denuncaton ofdhe
oyerbcarng conduct OF the cadets and considered ~ 20
many insults the rather strict orders OF his temporary
superiors The following is list OF those who haye
dtnff Cd M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

DR.. Geo. NJ. Ramsay will read paper on
" Atmospberic Motion aud It's Effects" before tho
Liberal Club, tonight.
The fifth annual picnic of tho Young Mems
Literary and Dramatic Association viii take place at
Jones's Wood tomorrow.
DR.. l.. Bradley will give free lecture this
evening be.oTe lAe Polytechnic Association, on tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
NEW-IERSEY.

JERSEY City.-Capt MclIonney Of the First
Precinct caught Mary Sayen, notorious sh0phiter,
yesterday afternoon Ia the act OF stealing piece OF
lace from Negbauers fancy store, No. a Newarkave.
The woman has lately served term In the Sing Sing
Prison. she was committed for trial. The new
addition to the County Jail viii be completed
by June Do. The East New-Jersey Baptist
Association has passed a resolution unanimously in
dorsing the proposal raise memorial fund OF
for UNCONVENTIONAL purposes IN the centennial year 1876
daniel OConnel Of Troy, ~ Y, caused, yesterday,
the arrest OF Charles D. Mckenna, clerk in Gregory,
Hyde Clarke's banking house, charged with deiraud
ing him OF $40 under pretense OF securing him employ
meut. AZ MckenDa was able 10 show his whereabouts
at the tine when OConnell swinded, the ap-
pears To be one ~ mistaken identity.
EEwARK.-A man giving his name as Frank Hudson OF
NewYOrk City. arrested yesterday suspicion of
having been concerned In recent rObberies William
Erhenbush OF Riyerst has been arrested charged with
being concerned In the rOroery OF MentZs store, Friday
night. Frederick Meyer aud William Muller were
brought 20 this city Yesterday from Montcair aud com
mited fer trial on the charge OF burglary Second
sociey having balance OF $1,000 I'm its treasnry has
resolved to have excursion IN July. George Hub
bell Of this city, appointed by Gov Parker as Honorary
proposed TO establish tree baths In this city Complaint
Is made OF the bathing along tho Passaie a aborer
named Hugh McGmth OF No. IS Summer-ave fell from
the trestle work OF the Newark aud Hudson Railroad
bridge over the PassaIc River, about D. IT, yesterday
aud was drowned.
PATrRsONJ. T. Speerli, swiss aRed 80 years living
Mt No o. Market committed suicide nc his home early
Yesterday morning. by shooting himself through tho
sk importing hOHse In Hew-York, bat failed about
sixteen months ago, for which he blamed by hIs
partners, who threatened to prosecute This preyed
his mind. and he has siuce been addicted to drink
lie leaves wife and one child John Koch Of Bank-s
attempted 10 commit suicide by drowning himself the
river, Wednesday night. He did not succeed In this
and then tried To cut MS throat failed In that also
Koch Is Hungarian age 49, aud is employed IN Fuller
TONS cOtt0n-mlll.
administering the raising OF large barn last
Wednesday, the premises Of Jacob WzekOH support
gave way and tue frame fell. killing Henry Clay Taylor
young aud respected resident, and colored
Seven other persons were seriously injured, two Of them
fatally II Is feared.
0RAsoE-An adjourned meeting OF tho Common
Council WAS held last night Haywood Harvey APP
pointed presiding Uiurr during the absence OF Mayor
Austin, who sails for Europe tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS.
TIE STATE sUyDAY-scnooL CONVENTION.

TIE STATE sUNDAY-sCHoOL CONVENTION.
BINGHAMTON, n. Y, June s.-This is the
third day OF the sunday.schoOl Convention and the
interest continues undated At the first session. the
Rev. John James, ID. d., Of Albany, delivered au adj
dress on 1.-The Place and Privilege OF the Sunday
schools" The State Secretary. Edward Davenport OF
Albany. presented the annual report showing among
other items the number OF conversions in the schools
70 be 1900 Tue number OF volumes in the libra
ries is about 100000 and the moneys raised by the
schools for religious amount 10 10000 or the
10000 children IN he state less than onelalf are in
vast neld open for effort Delegates appointed
the ONO state Convention at Aaron which meets next
considerable pledged for the work of SUM
ReS ueny anb Of The sosTS S
Sunday school Association, delivered an address,
was followed by the Rev. W, +. Crafts OF HdyeILill
Mass, Oh Eye Teaching"
sUsDAY-sCHooL PARADE.
The annual parade of the Sunday schools of
the Protestant churches OF Brooklyn, T. d. took place
yesterday afternoon. The scholars prettiy alfred
assembled ia their respective churches at noon and
after brief exercises marched, with music through
FOurtht and DyisonaVe. 10 the fountain ut Bedford
ave-, where they were reviewed and dsmissed. The
line Of procession was thronged with spectators and
many dwellings we're handsomely decorated with nlgs
and banners The 50 schools divided into Il div
sions and in all there 1900 children aud teachers
IN line. The Grand Marsbals we're John Westeryelt
Watson Sanford, and Rdgene G. Blackford.
The First Division included the schools OF the First
Reformed, Christ Episcopal. and Nlnth-st. Mssion
Churches, i,S5o scholars Second Division South Third
81. MethO1ist Episcopal, Gothic Methodist Episcopal
III GrahamaYe. MethOdist Episcopal Schools 700 seho
ars; Third Division First Presbyterian OH wcR rs
formed, aud LrOnard-s Methodist Episcopal BchOoIs
ESQ gkOsrs Fourth Division, North Thlrd-si Mlsson
and and ST. H. Il. Schools $50 scIolars Fifth Diyson
Central Methodist Episcopal an North Methodist Eps,
copal schools, gao scholars Ith DIVISION Central Hap
ut New England CongreRaLiOnll, and Second Baptist
echoo 100 scholars; Eighth Division 81 Jonns McthOds
riseOpal hnd 81 MIrk's MetLOdIsf Episcopal 5rhoos
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TotaI. 10000 Gifts, all Cash.

Total, 10000 Gifis, all tash.''''''''SOV"'"oo
Tnose who s sill be psd presenSg or es
Room No Public Library Building Loa.ie
where checks the Farmers, and DroYers'
ny, sight drafts the Fourth National bhnk o.
option Of the tcket hoien vii be giyeu Tor hem INC
10 ali these gins full bank and ready for thM pa
viii be seen BY the foosiDg certificate Of the easheri
0gFICE fARNERs AND DkoYENs DAAssNt
Lort,vLLH Kv. April :, tSI5 Is
THIS Is To CERTIFY THAT THERE Is IN TIE sIitRD
Al,O DROyRRs' BANK To IA. CRBOlr Or LIE LIE prPiIc
GRAND GbPr CONCEST FOR 1HB BENEFIT or liis ~ Nj.
LIBRAEY or KENTUCKY, FIVE HUNDRED Tho ssh,S1aERs
LARS WHICH HAS BEEN SIT APARI 81 hS s,n nv TlB
no PAY TIN GIFTS N PULL. AND WILL Bb lfL1 % pa
BANK AND PAID oUr Fur THIS PCRPoSh All r.b,.r
POSE ONLY X . 70 - - 80 os hasi
only Few tickets len unsod but og A. am ~ vn,d
the, viii be u shell who h apply lorders
nv fhe money always having preference eve, 80 as
az the following " hole Tickets ~, si0OI
and OuartcFs, - 5Ot II Whole I1ckct- iots a0O
SD for $500, II3 for $1,000, and 079 LOT syI,,s.s
An orders tcsets igqrI e. tor niomauoa sno-a ~ n, MAS
10 Han TIIOs, A.. BtsAulBTTE 10 eharEs OF wy 800
0ase I"uls,ife Ky.. or u rIIOS. IA. HAYS ~ 20" s
Of Branch OEee. eU5 Broadway " T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, Ar DrckISSoSS IN PAHA-
su-7ilo Koon-Sslo D $50 Mdnshs-S~ ATusge-'H'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06

KNoX's LEADING STYLES for the SummC
season are the Beaver Cashmere Dab Pe: cool
attractive IN appearance a eIcee ngly stylish tie
edged public MAKE purchases ~ Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
LONG ISLAND.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w. Howard has been
appointed Street Commissioner, at $500 year. The
Board ~ Trustees has rescnded the resolution locating
the water works at Kssena Lake and all other
resolutions acts looking to Kissena Lake water
supply for the village the former Water Committee has
been discharged and NJ sssrs Brown, Roemer and Par
sous appointed In tuelr place. Tie Committee III
structei to engage q competent engineer to make u
thorough examination OF Sprlng.lue aud adjoining
lands aud 10 report ther opinion O. t-m source OF
wafer supply; $500 were appropriated IRON the water
fund TO dCfrdy the expense
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06

TIE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply to Mr.. God
by PoG e. L. Yoamaas ia raIsUSs LEcrVas EXTRA No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06

For an elegant Summer Hat of superior
quality 90 manufA lie EaGsias
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
BROOKLYN.

In the County Alms-house there were $40
pauperz in Hospital, s2s patients; and in the Asy
1un, 70l lunatcs.
Messrs. Kingsley and Keeney were paid yes
tcrday :IOI59 of the Hampstead Storage
Reservoir contract and T. " Hogan paid s5.555
account work.
The circumstances attending the death of
Mary Burns. NJ. 81 South EGGth-st, L. d., May
co. were investigated By Coroner Whitchill and jury
yesterday The testimony Of Witnesses showed that the
deceased and her husband, John Burns, were ha5tual
druukarls; that both intoxicated on the day I'm
question. aud that during quarrel lac seized stick
aud Struck the woman on the head. causing serious
fracture Tue Jury fOHnd verdict IN accordance wi
these facts, aud husband committed To Jail 10
await tIlal.
During the year ending May 81 the Long
Island Historical Society added 10 it, library 1896 vol
umcs and pamphlets. Tie Rev. X. s. storrs, d. d.,
has been elected Presidents Charles T. West and the
Hon. John Greenwood, Ylce-Presdents Henry c. Muir
phy, Cores bonding secretary john WlnslOS. Home
secretary Cnauucey L. Mitchell, Recording secretary
Ethelbcrt J.. Mills Treasurer; George Hama, Librarian;
Executive Commtt-e-J. c. BreyOJrt, J. NJ. Van Colt,
A. j. rpOOner j. r. TLyO7, l.. 5. Mills, Henry Sheldon.
fIftaI 4a.El IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06

GENTS HATS, Summer styles in large variety
louest brceA EKSESwzIS lt3 NaSsAusL Spruce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
FINAL NOTICE.
10000 CASH GIFTS, 100000.

At,hs TFiRD GIFT CONCERT authorized BY ne I.sfs
ture OF Kentacy ur the baHeit Pai Library ~ q nF
winch viii PCS g,s come b. Public Lanr Han a louisville ~
90 Tuesday. July - the following Cash Oits all De asps'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06

BUnNErr's EXTRACTS are highly concentrated.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-24
SrduSiabena Nfaret ais -Ncbprab."

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itd 9eio9en uno oeiien Sepunocru1a GREAT.
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gen Dame IHiuertenneu peiB.
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SIN eriien j3uel9e maleH gelierH fol9tlNe
SeI6liiNe oe8 Sueltcu 3Deigc8 e%iugegan9eH:
0as @omtte Don Der ~icrntreu Seratbung Der
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Subrinsen, augeuormen. - 9r. ytntbi.
cum bonn @omlte iiir BOlijet uuO 0efingniB
berldtete einen gelhluB, al allen Gaterncn,
Die al StroBeuzG den iisben, Die Namen Der
betreicuoen StraBen au3Ablin5en, 81 65 Sts.
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mo Oieper Stelgctwalo (Siir9en bon Daniel
Sleiiiug). Elm, melhe Don tbrer Si!r9I6aft be.
iIeit III iein miiniten, oa gCgen Sleiilug, Der
elueu @ontraft fir oen Ban Der 0ffentllten
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ben oil Die betreItnOtn @omitt'H utrmieitn:
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biuter Jtr. 288, gtoro g%utaptraBe, siu ueuc8
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Seioe 3wcige uerta3ten ilh Blsraui bis
MOutal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-24
Seribte aus Dem Snnern bcS
SfdQfcS.

- (S6otlider unfan.) 8dbreuS Sobanu
Gramer am SonnabenO oori9er Isolde auI
einem nit 3ie9elleineu belaoenen 8asen mad
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am SOnutag eiuen SelbimOrOueriud, iubem
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lpril, itarb Qr. Bere9rine Soueu in ieiusr
@obaung am Yatngeut> 0tuer i'll GaIOert-
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Gtienbabnen.
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ben worbeu isiu.
-tSiienbabnunfa1.) Sor eiuigsn Salen
ertaleii te il Der ytQbe Don Me6luicstonu
pleber Elm 3na Der yNellldeu Warpldnoer
Grcubahn." Serlett puroe Nismanb.
-(aus Cabot ouutp. am Oonnerdaq
poriaer ISOLDE iolte in ct. Nidael's, Sal.
bot-@ountp, oas geri6tlr6e 8erfabreu segen
bic Saltimorer Q~uitanfider begiunCn, pelte
angstla9t fno, on uerboteneu SteQen aulteln
9cfalsen III hdbeu. Sr. 0tc@ture ermirfte
lsOO6 stnen 4ufi9ub Der YroSeBusrbanoluu,
gen bis morgtn.
Die neue Stride Der eDdnaeltIb=lu=
tberifhen ct. Mattbdi=0emetufc
an Der 6opetteiraBe mirD Sonntua, ben 81.
Aprll, Nadniittags 43 ubr, fsiertidIt elllQe.
metht. Siele auSulrtiJe @eiltlide per0en
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Der Qampier IS. W. 9rune, Gapt. softer. iu9r
9ienita9 pOn Stelp.yort 9ierber alb.
Der 9umpfer yQ8m. SaprCnce," Capt. Sauett,
lan9te UtoutaS uon bier in YrOutocnce, Rb.r5 an.
Der S1ooncr gBeOr8e 9. Drills" 9apt. Giuotion.
fubr am 10. Ipril BON AppOnarg, Ate., ab, UNI in
Nlerani ria, ga, ju IS pro Gouue &obieu mad YrUSt.
lente, RS ,einImebmen.
Ser 9nmpfcr . sea Sui. capt. Sutton, raj 4ief.
tag pon bier III 9barl ton, 3 IS, elm.
Der Sampfcr ~Wiarplano," Capt. 6iiber, lam am
IS. Do. puu baltimore in Sauanna al.
BON W~atlniGs Gf 9upa gingen am -. TpriI Der
Sdooner y5laGt OrbIton," Gdpt. Ndorn. unO am 10.
rs. tie cnglt6e garte pGubantrrB, " GGpt YooOi,,
bic garte yGlpertpu." Capt. geulOu. uon bier an.
5u Wapaguej auf BOrtO Hico fam am s. os. tie era,
liIue yrigS r5,aIia," 9apt. gtobrrts. pom baltimore
an uno am 10. ls8sltc bic en9Itihe Sri88 n&malia,"
Gapt. Deal, uou oort bierber ub.
Die ldpeollts gri99 j. DB," Gapt. GIicn, clarirte
am II. april IL WtOnttpiOeO mad Baltimore.
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Die neue Stride Der cDdnaeIiIb=lu=
fhcrifchen CT. up acknowledgements
Sur wiener AusfteHun9. - u
fel uu0 Sreoifbrtefe.

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lung, melde am l. Wai beginnt unb mutbs
maBllh nldt Dor benz 2. gtOu. ihlieBeu nlrb,
bat Die N~eileluIt oes ameritanliheu Bubliz
tums in 10 bohem 9raoe entmidelt, oaB i'd
mid peranlaBt iehe, Die 2lufmertiamfeit oes
Bublltums auf ole AuSfteQuug BON Grc=
ottbriefcn 81 leuten, nab welten lei oieIer
Sele9enbett EN- gr0Berer Segcbr, ol8 bisber,
iein mlro. Sd babe oieieu l~lmitanO unticiz
pint uno oarauf bin Die nmiaiienoien Gorbe,
%reitungen nit ben 9r0Bersn nit mir in Ser
blnSung itehenoen gantAGuiern Guropa's,
nanentlia nit Der v1Inion > Sanf" tn
gSten - einem Der beOeutenolieu @elb-
Snltttnte Seifreid'5 - obgeihloTen.
Wedlel uno &rsoitbrieie ;u ben nieori9iten
Staten bet e. Ndine.