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New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Hon. c. B. Farwel, Member Of Con-
ress from Chicago, that the amount OF bis
back nay due him. drawn by the sergeant-at-Arms
che House. his request and returned TO tho Treas
Gry Of the United states.
Here is good news for the women suffrage
people. Tho Special Committee OF the New-Hampshiro
House. appointed consider the subject OF allowing
sote school DISTRICTS has reported In favor
granting the privilege. Tue body also voted to
adjourn next Saturday.
Washington special OF The Boston Journal
-ays: gentleman who has seer tho President states
that the names reserved for consideration from which
wi be made the appointment OF Chief Justice are b.
X Curt4s T.. lockwood HOar. Wm. N Eyarts George
3 Williams. At,Jrney General, and Senator Howe Of
WISCONSIN.
The comments Of the Philadelphia journals
upon the Republican tckot nominated that city on
Tuesday not very complimentary 70 tho gentlemen
selected. ne Press praises the candidates for city ana
county Office, but Of the candidates for the LeCsa-
turo 10 il moi 80 positive. II says Of them are
sood others ndcr8nt, and several positively bad. II
thinks candid consideration Of the ticket and it,
chances oi election leads 70 tho conviction that there
can be 40 permanent reform ln Philadelphia until thc
constitutional amendments are adopted The Ags aays
tnr ucket simply the most Infamous that ever vas
Or could be nominated"
The Connecticut Senate has elected
George g. Woodruff Of Lltchhed, dnoy B. Beardsey of
Bridgeport and John Peurose Of PainHeid Judges ~
NE onIeTOr Court The election Is In disregard OF the
previous nominations by which Amos <. Treat.
Roland .tehcOck and Levi b. BRADLEY made can
ddAss. The House elected Judges Dwight W. Pardee
o. Hartford ana James Phelps Of Essex. o. tho suDero
t0uri, 10 tbe supreme Court bench The House also
enacted the usuy law previously passed m tine Senate
nfng hr rate Of interest at ptr cent per Tie
ocnste has passed the bill levyiug state tax Of one
nil on the dollar The tax last year two mills
Ihe House oOLoucd with the Senate the passage Of
N1e J restricting sayings banks " per cent Interest
ou loans.
Tie publication Of the lists of Congressmen
Nbo have returned their back pay Treasury has
moved Tho secrecy which the Treasury Department has
hitherto preserved and special dispatch from wash
ingOu " THE TRBUNE "Wednesday n ht announces that
The officials declare that The lists published aco
satA with one exception. The name OF John Lynch o;
hana appears where that Of John A. Peters should De-
M Petts has had MS pay covered into the Treasury
D4t 4 Lyneh las moi. This removes Az MUST charge
~ dupAcity AGAINST Judge Peters, aud retSius hin
.heIe no has always been, among the honest men.
AAoLLcr member of the House has returned his pay
ance hs ls va- published. This Ia Carkson ~ Potter
a Increases House lst u 50. and the number Oi
SSAD.iAts A4OlA item from " B.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
TIE STATE or TE4DE
noNgsrrC NApKYTs

ALH,rr Iune ta-Whest-So eveubi Re h1h ~ ng7'.s,
urrbangsL Malt very frn. Oats unr0aas-i' 'h'~ ' ~ ~
FTyy" m, &c -t,ts ,rt R,n Imports s- is p ho1f'-
% G5 hsga. Il 2-s5i Canal d.ipDsnashA+ 80 .l
Corn a. OH hash OstA so bush ffe, 1870 b.ah a
-WheaE gols bu.a. Corr. mol b''1 Oa' -, DsHn rs
10 aOas8 White bln brft tuii sIrs ~ ''
Duuh sOdng a - -. lI 5l.h 1l.snser ~. olHix
a.. 40 bn.h White ch'gan rl i5 ~ hasi Nirsnhrr 70
Duuth So l. 81 ft isauke' No |p1nE ~ .' 81 Dhg'
No sprng -; WIs CanSs ~ 30 ~ VIZ VIZ, -
~ 7g0 sdys1cea lr. -fi sH ,h' y+-
No Al 2ia 1000 bIsh ~. $3.50 bnb - '-t h0D n" ~
WITTY Hsrio Im-s. Cisafs. 30 "
9c a. nomHslr BareY NAL .'-4yi -rern. stf ~ -
Prms Winter Western 81 0sl IS Pnmr canals ~ %" -
MLw,uSss, June l5Faur daI ,nt 1om1L wbs's N tr 80
naln l-ni NO. . 81 81 NO. 70 z 0-f-' - -
Corn s'sairi No hred ff ieuanI 900 'o 20
AID lONrr, No. fprrg tse Fe.rl-.-.fa. n DlA.e
6c ~ O'ssfo De. Res5tt hbi Fa lnJ l"ih HsaaI
ssirmen.s4ou1 Dbl- Fogr, 90 lso si. wheat
hTrHs Jane ,iFour ud rhru-~ 'orn 't~fiv ~ 90
flc P0fk IlelHnget
IIasoa ruiet uncIsngsd ahoaleri Geo.. .des Hr
nav ORLzAys Jane Z.iora 4Ii, dT4 y.s WAN. Oais
sugar d0 sc Prime ID, sr4e.e1 IBchsas-A
stsrirg l,i NrE-fork sight Pr'lru4 hrl, -. -.
June 16Floar 'siiY and nasha fei se - n ~
hbls Al ~ 81 for Ambrr Wlcr for Whs
Winter. Double N1s1t %. a f ff01 raNs
No Mwsnkrs Club at A. Corn qurt te 10 ihss
Mrel a Sc torn Meal vi = iar Bne4 rl p yaDod
SO. NdIlsrs - CsuI Fni-tfs-Nnt.t g.ct y "A
and R,e Ole % Lumber - p Co. h1s1. - .
q, New York. Railroad Preg1ts-FGr h PIf4.iLa, hs %
Boston New York. Or AblIr, .c a..s- Df Las"-
meats bV Canal .sl bush. Wheat f.eto' iInber
WtLafsGr0N lnrYc8ure ln u 90 A'sn laies
Crate Tarpeaass 'teA'; Had cd 81 Tor " 's DS .-A
Niry1n- Tar 81
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
The Albany Institute will hold its fourteent

The Albany Institute will hOld us fourteenth
,.r.,l meet x 10 AstEin.s Glen to-day
The case of Coe. the forger. was given 70 IT the
i1v Bosion yesterday aud his bail "s eaa's1 ron
90 DoO. .
1t ia reported that the private banking insli T.
,ss sl Daniels, Al Wilmington, H. d" 'aiprna" " -
.u.s sg5S, l1o ,
senator William Window, Chairman Of the
spsca Und states senate Cemmtss 70 oie Hio'u'a o. S
1ralsyofLsaon has arrived 81 Busao
Alh.rt n smith will be executed at Spring
"a ~. t,av He narrative OF ne crme -nn 's
,sirr,al. ns. -h.ch will b. published 10 ~ hpHoht1a
-Four prisoners one j. I. Carlyle under SEN
i..,b .nd ,pstrr tin watt, chsgri sh marder e.
rsgal ffom coasy JAh LsIiusion Mo- oa "slAe'p'
The state Dental society, which has Deeh 10
reerirT strr erctn5 nc ~
o.isI ,dssris PfrsdsuL J. "a. Anberi 'oa rslens' -
sFs. sarlfiaI ralrics Hsrnea; lfra8aisf A. y tlANe
~ I'll, $500 s A. Fr.-fBan. Ceuseu n ". hngey.r A.
Ms.rln r. French pfrnaar1l nrubfs T. 'ii1ia N -
D. IA If uIt tot"rt 20 ma, f'fAipa .DP
.i..t l4 A...tH l..l.uu 1rs Aupef W. 80 ,''
Blsstrsi inA Preach Derpta, tas Onhao a." =, ~ -
. 49, ..s.,. -. $50 t 500 A>ss a+'~ - s-'i'
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27


AcHESo5 @ 20 Tass % " n 1, T 11 80 '.l..o . ~
The in reais are 'uyre - aend the nar ron ne r-
.aris5 Jane g. At ~ oeocl. TIE Fl be- taken
BronryI.e for rutsrIEeEL
CAssDY-0u Jane - 1879 Mary CASSIDY, no beloved wife 'f
Her 1nsyas III AXE p.ce on g,v Jupe e. 1872 at O'Clock
hof fosiGsuce, 10. Cono'-r-'' s"u.i bi0"Ai
CUMdyG5-a Brooklyn. jane 25 s b Caaasgs eoln selorst
30 q. l 5 -, % Hi ~ member. Of the y Bar A.oc-uop
invited steal ,hs ilr-l non iG C--ica y h. '-'ufd-f
93,l ias. as il -
pAvOror veui,y .,crs June 2s rt, ftfs --si,no I.
Br5okyn IohB Da'o, ir, of t'asuHpuon as~i - T'iA
LAKRWoinesds June p iiTs AsDes stuart s"" "Ho'ohshs
Ry-. and t4uut, or me aa o" b'r .'-
residence o.. Mooa-s-. o' sao-a'' a, oeo'A 10 "-
sanmit s. j. wiser only Of Ste s1i Joor H. Las-
The ,rsBa ~ No u she iaHy A.. a,.s ~ ,,sa ns-,
Jase la.3 e. a. p a T6 rsaaa. Do be a,,-rs r y ca-
MARrIS-Ou russis- e'errs al inst huori M"aa n he "a
Tie "a soa @ H. q 80 . ] Ss s y i IL 1,-,i 4s, sa, 70 . -
Fnasy, u.s., a. - ooiOcs
MoCLAlN 0s rsrsas June e. a. 1s r.3'ee io' 'r s'' .
rs A' roaa Of the ha2 -r ,o'''ed ,,..
o, F-dar. ths g.ll .1st.. - o'clock
NKvIJSn THURSDAY morning Joa o. George L. Ne1u' the 'Aa
r.s i-.pSs q ea! u~Dsr'iay .nr'-a g ,ona %.
frr= rod 80 . "-y.rrT-Da,s on saa.-. % '"s' It Ls
TOuDAs Bysus, colorado June 2. Nn hAga' q. l"a VI = 81
Nv s. O. rod 'Hi i'u,l's' O.. me - ie' J''' "''oH L y
rowSsEyD-oo wcp-,, -vonrs ssA. Wa n.ETlus'' Town.
.a,s q ,, .', % s,es'ols ., .o,'sa W 60 ,'..a
,nt Fo- Iorrt.-sf an >Ata1lsy - c0ck
Albany aud B,siou papers licsse soit
nAEI, ur, a on w,.esl,7 Jrss . vi,r Ah.rs--.
sossl. OF beast l-a-- agel % rrs ID a.ass H' I aI',
I .rfrU- -..ii h. I'd ' tr-H .s .a@si
.,r t., , r..a,.- sv11E'ei. D.. g.. v.fI~s, a
81 90 srkrk a. lis 9u De ihsfrd kycr srssA
nu,c 81 soe, .,t as. L,is 81. ar afG.c = Elsy a. us
h.. I.,p. o. , ao.. ST.. 80 NofI I,l. .1. rhad~ohs.
THOMPSON -O- Tuesday s,h us.. 81 "4tbsA. y. j. Moss
1bsLrtl7. stu4 'rr4-e
Fasr ,r, i, r..ru-c F1fa, 1h a. O'Clock
,4-r.r- e-uuE Got ilvIys srrv. ~ loi
Il n I-,a i"u Pf'ri-t Inc a. itf Rsaa4 hs tassz
20 uGre.tsoUI iSf .Hs-..lea.-
VOOD-o. s moIag ,h lraoo 81 har
fosr fr.. At n.l Woo ,i harr. Ca. f.,
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
JUNE WEATHER.
sUNsTROKE CASES.

sUNsTROKE CASES.
An unknown man, age about 80, was over
come by tile heat ut Broadway and ParkpIco yester-
day and was taEon to Park Hospital whero he
died He had lost his right leg below the knee. ani was
dressed IN "A soldiers blouse aud cap and blue trouSors
Daniel shea age %, OF No. 1877 Dy3bnS 81. 1ri 40 -
FzabetIs Hospital IN West Thirty hrst~t, yesterdat
from the eject OF a sunstroke received week aSO
GOVERNMENT RErORr
WAR DEPARTNESr,
OFFICE rHE CHIEF SIGNAL OrFi'EF.
wAsnINGroS. ID. g., Friday, Juu" q, ls'j-l a. IA
Synopsis for ne DGsi tireniD-fyhr hours
The barometer is highest from North Caro-
lima 10 Connecticut. II has fallen somewhat over the
INK. region and kew-Engnnd beng lowest over Mli-
nesota Party cloudy weather, win RAIN areas, mas
prevailed from South Carolina 20 Florida over co1lh-
orn Alabama. Southern Texas from Tennessee " the
Luwer Ohio Valley ami over southern Lake Michigan, (;
fresh aud brisk EOuteastcrly 90 sUutl Slefy winds
over the NDrth-West The temperature haH risen sou-
what ovr the New En- gland aud Mode S'ates aud iaAe
r. zion and continues high from the Northwest 20 the
Iower Ohio alley and the west Gun staies
F1r Eer Enylfnd ne Middle nf1tes, and re tOs,r mr.
rrgil ham % FRESH citas mostly rom L,s SOf a7'G
rest, dUd generally clear uedt4sf
RFur thr south Atlantic states hight 20 fresh Winci
mostly nom ths northeast aud southeast aui ptrLy
cloudg weather with probably rain areas an Florida
For the Gulf states east OF the Mississippi and ten
nessee light fresh winds and generally elem o. party
Sor Ohio indara Illinois, and Missouri light Ia fresh
Wind. mostly from tbs HVuth and West, aud purt.y
iouly weather. flr the upper Lake rteon viiA Neer-
u, tI frssa aud brisk h0uthpry 10 Westerly, Gnd part
bv cloudy Tcather with probably rain oras over tae
northern fUutler
For t.,e 3Unib wcsi. winds vcering 20 westerly and
uvt htrlV Midnight Geographic rep1rta from fl1ril,
to Wet Cult states, Mrhigsn, Dakota. aud The ROCKY
Aa.lsL.ua IA u4r-lg Alasl1G.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

halls into the again. he continued counting until
le mad added 80 10 h. Ssfng the then stsnding
Garnier egs aud UDlssy, Ia. UDlssy thsn scored 3d.
and in the 21d inning he ncreased his total by more
WHICH brOu4ht hs score up nuch nearer 10 Garner's
but The latter then scored 81 also again opening the gap
In the 2sth inning Ubas4Y ran & but In the next GARNER
went OUT The winners average vas II TlJ.
Garsisr-R a. H. o. IA o. l. T. 2 j. D. -. 10 60 ..
Gbsssy-O D. u O. % g. ~. :, J. H. It9o $50 o, ,,
IL, ~ ., e5-lp.
This afternoon Maarice Dlly and Jonn Deery will play
at O'CLOCK aad fAis evening o'clock there will be
two gamas one b8twoon Joseph Don and Maurice DAILY.
and tho other betwe0n e Dion aud Francois Ubassy,
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

AR-T-IB Brootyu A. brides
fs-r.s N-Ir-.y Ju1r - b.. Res. W. ~. rl .bre c1t
~. Lime ALICE A. Cilui e Bos'n y T. 10 cnrd
,lrypFPS-A P1Shsz l. L. on evening Jane
p 1g tr R-y j. Clrpsate d. D jane e de core Pla-
3l.a 20 Mare Louise aaIHoe-s o lie ."rlrr place
FILLER -NcYyRRAY-A West Nrp-B1ghot. = Z. Wss-sisy
Iuur ls lv - Hu-but r. u. Fasf 90 Bliss irI iS
murray. all VI BroIkyh No csrla
GRINNgLL-VAy ALBG-Ol Wclnesfar he Rrv
H. Il Booth L. D. hoOel Ua.-e aoy. -auir oi Jflass
}. VA Acn.
UAVD-STACKOn welu.f,v June 2S R.y hsrsrirE
IbsmJ.ou D. De- W. Eaal r.. l.aat A -au-l e 81
Aaruu S.ack. both of B-opklTA 80 'arls
HEDGES-HGGrNS-4 the BrosEsY r,h-rs-s N-inesdsy
Jua~ s5 ls11 by The Rev. W. M Ior .. D. A. Hedge a. -
o. f4are l.. Higgins. No carls-
.AyGHAAR-RrLANDn Brsokyu a. rsirnce of ne brSs
unn 25 1879 JY the .trg Dr. hnD-u W lons
rgaar 70 josephine oulgrs. daughter Charles Rani Ne
OyyypLLU1rPDVQUIN-O Wrtles.y J1n- D. ~ 't FraBes
ysv,r, Cbua b., Rev f,ie- Nstrk b. Jsurs A. OiFc -
Msr H,leqan eie,t laughter Of ls ave Allae csi sgoA
a.. VI tha "J.
AH Notices n VpriaJe, n,S' b iador'ad Nth fsI
md u
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

ALHlyr June f-catte-Rsoept. Tor 81 gsinst ~
last week. rng n nHrses % r sso hnIeist
qasipe. decns % lo.c q be qnslE of m'tss
gis s rot a. good n that Of ast ert noi snlet e' =
CalVtMarket dull except for hsaYI rE
I7c; sheep LsmbsEece1 arsef .A
demand market 0nR at frs1ce of tn shnep
g6il HsgsNrset rules high H'h inite aeaan-
heal OO l5 az IS 90 store 'u az Dic
BArrsoRs June 2sCArTLH Gust i@Io loser yeg best ..
today re- generally rsted 5rs1 qusi d D1-i ms
dun good qusty. tl0Jtc recepss ll6i ssies LOO
Hoes nght supply fair demand .Dsc higher coTsel
Td-ic. stners 6tIDo receipts. f,ob
sHsEp-heaYv rps deprs che market ia far lsnaul At 10
lover good tJc good " ersA 5H3l ree1p
J,5a6.
CHICAGO June 26-CArrts-Recspu, 1900 market Iwes snx
shade Of FaF 10 Chooe shipping sseis a. - -
a - Boz shpfarnts yesterday, 2-O0
HOG8Live dn. sfge Bgheri rrcents ff s's b N't-
Chacs % co. eiyng cleared, sssS-
nearly 10 0JU.
EE,fsc-p LOO nArks. fairly active sts-ay .sIea ~
Ea. IL
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

At meeting Of the Directors Of the Union
Pacinc Railroad. held yesterday, in Boston, John Dun
WAS appointed Acting President. aud Over Amos ana
elisha Atkins we're chosen to nll tbs vacancies IN the
,-,,,i,,. Commlttee caused by the death Ot Oahes
aDes and Horace r. Clark The vacancy IN the Ooh
mittee ON Land GIants was nlied ny O.'er Aies anu
ma taat on Connecting Roads % John DI-
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
LATEST SHIP NEBS
-For oaer salp ~ g. seeoaa Pag,l

ARRIVED.
Steamship Prarkn ~ Co. Dst1eks svnewunas J7rs cor
10Th. With Neuot ~ ;
S.eamsto Od Dominion Walker komand CITY Point nd hooS =
slth mis-. anr nssA to Uid OoD.s steamship 90. .
Casab0nai tia b Yir London - iaYs sth cn
Bars Astrtd (SOrl KluveT AAtserp 0Ays, IA ballast
Bag Iaaie A Cheney lOf b0onl Arg 81 ions X u o,s~
H.f sura ar and m0'assrs.
Br Charles A Hoard CBrl Gss,cngsr ST. Joans y T. 10 AAT-
Bre Ja. Bak, ,Br Gavin Johns, O. y lays. s'A -ss-'
and moiass'A
SAILED.
Steamships Cmhrs Hsmhgw Cy q fN'-f iyr ''sna ucA
Barnes for savannah Isaac Es or Nofo Sc bark Ff'J -s
thin ltpr. y. G.
ELSD- -saniosu. n0ier,te. T. X clear
FOREIGN PORTS.
Norway. June L5Ssle. stsanhp FnhJ Nor Bra7@
ffr New lsrE
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
COMMENCEMENT SEASON
Continued from First Page.

.'Tho Enthusiasm Of Geuus" by 5. V. Wilson OF Clear
field PENN Homo Minisier FL Tiisrpres Nai"rg tlhe
motto OF the Univorsy). by W. NJ scudder OF Tfehtoh'
n J. Toe founders OF the institution. with many as
tngushed gentlemen aud members OF the Alumni "cro
aso present The Anmni supper takes place tAis eve
ming.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

The Great Remedies f,r Consumption. Wasting sni ndS-S
non sre SAvogr PAsCHRArC EsrioN Nn FAHcSHA-
rigx Hel- VIM have Hids special s1dv tiI Laf AZ
sel.th gar
'grr -i eaio gs promoted shment rl 'l He gen
The body improved bV ns sod y nes
t-ouY iCIcnsts Queen H. r. 10 .ar Lire 81
Na-. Hghus Kaetve Of Egpt NJ 49, W ton' sA
Ioasoa 4 h.ms Druygss sa4 ssA--peN nr'uf'""' -
Ss aal &orE-Nsns end tld- i' -o' rsc. sssc-
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
CHOLERA RAyAGEs.

NASHVILLE, June 20. - Twenty deaths
from cholera are reported to-day The disease seems TO
attack different part. n the city at different times and
while prevalent portion is scarcely present in an
other
MEaPHIs. June lo.-There were seven ntermenu from
cholera to-day.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
T,mr ssk
HASHLA.G TON

uow SIR. BUTLER CANE TO MANAGE THE SALARY
BILL.
WASHINGTON, Ju1e 26.--A prominent member
Of the Committee tlo Judiotry Of the last House is
authority for the following sttemont II tho action Of
that Comm.too u3oa tho salary bill: When the bill
axng the salary tho President, and the resolution Of
1o House relation % the equalization OF the salaries
" Executive, legislative Jude al officers rO-
'srred 10 that Committee 10 taksu iuto consiiera
uon and ths writing Or report upon tho whole subject
vas asggn3d 20 Mr Voorhees, OF Indiana. His report
was adopted unanimously by the Committee
and raasunEnensisd 5000 for members or Con
gross, and contained the rctractive clause. The
Committee next assigned this management OF the
Of the bail accompanying the report 20 Gen Butler
chiefly upon the consideration that would be better 10
have the bill reported by n member OF the majority
ra her tha by Mr.. Voorhees, and asO by one who at
the same lime retscteI 10 the next House. Al a
sdDssqurLE meeting Ot the CdmultteB an attempt was
Ulais have NJ. BItlCr reinqush the minagemsnt or
the bill - Mr. Bingham = "a matter 0i policy, that
ne personal antiDathY ~ Ir Butler on the part OF
or many members the hOOr mlgnt not endanger The
success OF tie measure Mr. Butler, however refused
give ~ the Leadership in tire matter. and 80 the bust
ness of engineering tho bl the door fell into MS
lduds
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

- ior,. and tnrluied n number OF tho Commissioner,
~ Edueaon rtseeso OF ths ward and others Interested
IN the public schools Tho exercises which
tnteresflng began about O'Clock VITA prayer aud
ntnn foowing which wore given nHnher OF reoita-
items by scholas OF the school songs In chorus quar-
tets and trOs, and the reading 0f compositions. Tho
wmrs;caI portion OF the entertainment, which was
under the direction OF Prof e. r. bristow and Miss M.
Marker. groatly enioyed, hs thS school enjoys
nigh reputation for proficiency In this accomplishment
Another noticeable feature w1s tne presentation OF
rae Gerard Medals" for ami ability; given 70 Misses
L eapor f. Buckwel and Augusta !, Haaite. Diplomas
we're awarded 70 10 yo1ng lady g5!ama1s,: =.
IN Tyyent -e ghth-st. held In tue assembly
yesterday morning, Henry d. I.nasg; al D. Of the'
board OF Trustees, presiding lArg, nnmbnr OF spec
tators present Among those On ne platform were
snt NJ fhe New-YOrk College 5uperinten lent Kidde
made The openlng address. ana te regular exercises,
consisting of music, dialogues. recatons, aud reading
followed The medal for superior excellence.
awarded 20 MISS Elizabeth ThorP; mat Tor general Il
Ms Wargpry = Cronk; ana for Musical Composition
Niss Alice W. Nicholson. Minor melais Ot excelence
Consisting Of books, we're ns' awarded 10 meJers Of
the different classes.
NEWARK mon SCHOOL
The annual Commencement OF the Newark
rh school took place lass evening AT ASsOct0n Hail.
before an immense audience The exercises were opened
with music by RenharI', Band. an prayer oy the
Rev DR.. Nicholson. The gradIatng class numbered g.
The following the titles Of tho essays ald oratons
with the names Of those who had parts:
r-rph, of Labor "...............Jam.s W Darlington
"Rcstcno's' MS Sa a AA-nrr
l.
r5ar1ser Of ,flret Pallsr Mss leoeee. MCurs
tfg,uon OF 1e World lbiskcfs "... A1ran A. lspDen
"T5rcusge iBder Of Character ".. .gie A. yennns"a
ti1ca " -
An interesting part OF the exercises was Jhe PERFORM
ance of Liszrs Wedding March, played by Frauk E.
Drake one OF the graduates The diplomas were award
cd the class by s. Spencer Goblc President Of the Board
NJ FJucation after which tbs prizes were awarded as
follows. For the best Grafton Of tho class, James w
res tor t,o best essav Miss Lpttio A. Jenklns. and
for the highest per cent M scbOia SNIP miss Ammo -
Ilktr
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
wA.nNGrON MOTIFS.

Ws-HINGToN. Thursday, June %. 1879.
Yesterday The Department Of Justice called On the
FIRST Controller OF the Treasury FOR tho bonds OF the
Commissioners. Assistant Commissioners, aud ChleI
Di bursi1g Oa.cor o. 5he late Frcedmens Bureau the
same bcus needed 90 t4e consideration 0f tho case OF
CERTAIN olsris " bureaus submitted the Attorney
Cegeril ny the War Department. Tae search, ending
10 day Developed tp fart that uOue or the bonds re-
qu-s by law had been hled by any or these ohcers IN
te Dureau IA which tne law directed they should b.
drDOs!tel before tAe performance ~ any duty. Tne
bonds required by law S5O,0J0 from the COmms-
sioner aud SOODO from each the II Assistant Com
m,ssoners al 10 De approved bY the AttOrney-Ienerd
Information reached the Treasury to-day OF the death
Of james MueDs Collector Of Internal Revenue for the
IVth Tennessee District. lie died of cholera. 90 Shelby
V,lr Tenn. lie pa, . member 0i the House OF Repre-
sentativss in tbe XI4ta Congress
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New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

The seventh annual Commencement CT the
rc,,r In,tituts uader the management OF Prof Amos
Kellogg took place the Presbyterian Church on Ber-
geu Hghts asE evening The church WAS crowded, and
amoug others present the Rev. hr. Rnbisou the
Rev Mr. Moore. the Rev. Mr. Van Benschoten the Rev
Mr Parker. Prof. Long. and Col L. P. Bnogmaa. The
nfogramme OF exercises foLOws: