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New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
GENERAL oUrDooR SPoBIS.

THE LONG ISLAND YACHT CLUB REGATTA
The first annual regatta OF the Long lsland
Yacht Club was sailed yesterday. fresh sou'neriy
breeze prevailed throughout the day, and made 1t one
NJ the finest davs Of the present season for aquatic
sports The Yachts were oil small. there few spec
tators and no Judges followed the boats The race
was ixed for Il o'clock but it was after Before me
starting signal was given. The first class comprised
cabin soops and these the course was from n stake
boat of the clubhouse at the foot Of Thirty sevenths
South Brooklyn, to the Southwest Spit ouoy ana TO-
turn The second and third class yachts comprised open
boats and for these the course was from the stakeboat
TO Robins Reef buoy thence to the stake0oat OF Bay
Ridge dock ana thence home. This course was sailed
over three tines and the catgSed boats Of the fourth
class sailed the course twice. The list OF
,t-.n f,rl lll. rnn ,rna ~
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The foIlowing Is a Lid of the nrlzes conferred:

Brolhe8d Prrs for Cac,-J De Wiz Pelu Suylau PRIZE
Natur1 ScenceW W. Cook same for CompOytpu-F-e Is Al
Prize for Mueraogvf B. Sllmln; the Murray Scientific Theses
Pines Van svcEe Jr AM t. b. SimlG tue Rev James tgk-
fnte FOR Compassion Junior CaslJ K Dnrye the Mron "
Przes SOph0m0re) }. H. T.
Andrfcn The Prot AerOn Pnz for ksays History (Sophomo
J. H Sshury " And G. l. D. Washhurl; the Van D0ren
PINE Bay Missions college Anl SanArYlG. r Dixon.
Three prizes founded this year, aud will be
competed for next-two to the sophomores for best
essays modern history the subject year 20 be
" Tue American Revolution" and one to the Freshmen
N their second term for proficiency IN grammar and
spelling.
Toe honorary degrees include large number
OF ID. D., aud follows:
York " Youers F. ". of Cheehlm, Pau,
T. stewart OF Holland Mich, J. Hartley Of Cuca, \. l., Aug
Btuvet Of Kingston, ~ l.
The OF these were members OF the General Synod
which closed IT, session here last week.
LII D-Pro w. H. Green Of Princeton College and David Murray
recently lpoilte Elucaon by the
Government Ph D.e0. Washington li Of The Cas- OF 80
has recently performed cdab.e hteraZ A MIhe
g. Of Pem1ert0 y j., ami &. Rfgeeg Goodwin Of
baltimore Civil Engueer h degree being conferred after rIh-
their
tito schoo- h. Kelley r. W. Vlnierhoef and Prot
Jf Jas of t3. and K Barton Of Class Of IL
The following is a fun st Of tO-tay's graduates:
b. A-RoUet Alfau T. b. Allen, g. H. Cleveland. W. W. Cook
G. r. Dixon. G. p D1raree J. A. Harper Howard Hams D. T.
HlvIhur,t T. " uyssoon Kncacrh0cker Bloomfield Ltte
A. Martens Msrtine. j. Dewitt Peltr CauiuI k0ckete
JOIN Rvleg W Sutphen, A. q. Van Aken Ira Van
D'Ercsby Weston g. 3. Wright
b. s-W A. Chapman Oswald Hadane J. T. Lis, H. A. Nelson
T. sum,n Van Saatyoord, Eibndgs Van sycke j., H.
william williamson.
TINS evening, iu lieu OF the usual reception by the
President the Rlrtan Boat Club II holding promen-
contract with College authorities no dancing what
ever is armlttcd.
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Au Notices Of Marriages must be i@dor'ed Vt6 f'H
aaae aud address .
EE5ZrEzczzZH
DIED

DIED.
BRRAnD-At Cornwall HudaOa, wednesday Jn'' 49, " 0aa'
cRowEB weine,da Jane TO- B. croVel, in the ''A
% year 5 of be age s friend, Of the family, and the officers ard abs7,
Lodge o. Antiquity and A. NJ respectfully iny:ea 20 az
Rtivs Ia iS os satlria afternoon 2lst $3.50
DFgEREsT-o Taay the Of June John H9r' Youngest '0A
r ,eay, e and friends Of The sH respectfully 7yl'ei .
5fr frr tie residence Of bis parents No. % FfosDee%
" Brooslya 90 THURSDAY 18th Of June at oeloeA p m
Broosn on sunday June IS amer h9r' esS
4alrew L. Dlenloh Of A p ad The late Andre" D'lI''"
The Ts5s. friends Of the family are Fsspsco IS G'' TO ',,e1a
oa Thursiay afternoon, at 2:3o
PANSISG-In Brookln, on Tuesday J1ne u l5, 81 @
rheamAusm Michael Tanning native oi Tie Coln" APp'' ~
ispI In the All year o. bis o., D., a.. -;
The friends respectfully invited 20 attend tle iqp A ,Ss De-
esaee % o @ ,'sy te 9,b Inst st q oco-s p HIS remains
graz" On ~. - ne Ce,eery Of ts Ior CrOs uaous.
gERRIo. Nonis, the lt.a ls.. residence Eoseie n j.
% s - ,eHr Of his are Rev re D. D. LID ,hAa-
csoT Emersas Of the Uagsr TO- Civ Of SeN.io -,
p1rsl from lie south Reformed church, corner % iasfe 'n
Tseatydrst., FRIDAY. the - ls u 5 ? H. As' , rs s s
Societies ' ~ and Boards sit connected arc 1e
~ attend, without further notice.
in h ag By i1aa, En- !, y r. LII "
Services at his Late , reas1 s c T Of Pavs and twenty
6r,t.t on Friday the 25h inst, at p. IN.
KuRoY-Thuay evening l7th Mary Kroy beloved wife Of
a is s % o e ny are respectfully requested ,.,end hs
funeral from her late isle. t sl.s viii -
- FOR ths repose VI her sou az 10 o'oe1 Ihaf'ly ''ps "
yARIB-On Tuesday June II 1879 william marie aged ., ytaS M
"a fri, are respectfully invited 10 leul tle tantf- a 'ns
5 of lie Resener cor Fourth aud Pacacst booAyn 90
Thursday. at4 p . o.
vopPsrn Bloomfield j. ls Fauneon daughter Of A. T.
and L. Emma Morrs, aged y yeau- -
scHIRNER-Ou Tuesday, T. lingering tess 'has' r
r ] - The famy are iuvte attend the fune-7 rom h %
residence. PalssleAve., jersey C'V hsns Oh l-u'-'' "
O'Clock N. .-., ,
cps o a,aI.v June T. Howsrl BAng Of William b. and
Nei,ie See, aged II months. ard 4 DAYS -
rnoNBsR r Of rookyu in gst year. Peaionvle hea
yau. sner q long and painful sickness
Funeral on Saturday a. FeuOuyLe
WALTERs-On TUESDAY June Il, Michael Walters aged - Ye'H
Ie -lstve, and friends family respectfully n'l 20 a'vna
ersI on Tluraav s 10 O'clock m RON A' Nts
reitenee No 2l9 YorEst, Brooklyn
Youker Wednesday June s Alexander r West
cor IN the 4jd 0f his 49, -
Fn service om residence WarburtonAve Yonkers ..
lprr 2n AZ o. ~ leaves Grand CCntra Depot al
M Carriages in saiug the depot arrival Of he'san
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leum for the remains on THO green slope OF Wash
ingtOn Park or Fort Greene, facing Myrtle
ave-, and Just above the parade ground Ihe
structure was erected at cost Oh s0'VO I"e
h1 - Of pr,l,,J Granite embeIli,bod with pillars aUI
network OF polished Aberdeen stone u IL ~ lett RI
90 feet long and IS feet wide. Tie 8tyIo Is parSy Esfp
tan and the general al pc franco is graceful anu dpp
prilte BEFORE sunrise yesterday tEO wagons ana 10
iaborers conveyed the IL cpLlIs IRON tlt F' 10 'ue
manr1leum Upon each coffin - "A pldie Dfd.i an il
scripuOn. Upon the tomb the following lhscI'ymI ~ "ll
be cut Sacred 20 the Memory of our sailors
and Citizens. who Suffered and Died on poaIu h't,-
ism Prison ShIps lu the WullaDOut during me AhcI'
Revolution" till shaft Will probably crown s''
tOmb In snOrt time.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
COMMENCEMENT NOTES.

The Class of 1S4S, Amherst College, have
voted TO celebrate the 25h anniversary OF their adua
tion by a general meeting at Amherst July y.
The name of Mr.. Mason Young, an execu-
tive member OF the woolsey Fund Committee, has been
presened 70 the Alumni Of Yale College for their suf-
frages az the coming election member OF the Corpo-
ration for the OF five years. TO oil the vacancy caused
nv Mr. sheifieid's resignation. The following named
gentlemen and many Others, advocate the election or
Mr. Young as pretminenty lifted for the position
Maunsell b. Field, Al A. q keasOey. 49, FRANK T. her-
nochAn '6i; George DEF. Lord, 4; Alexander IL.
Stevens "a w. C. whitney, '63 Joseph b. Varnum 3o
sidney f. Morse 56 Frederic II. Belts. 6i; Rockwell
FmprsOu IA; NJ. Dwight Collier. go; Albert Mathews,
'g3: william Pennington, 80; Luther NJ. Jones', 90 )
Horace W Fowler, 'G3; X h. Weeks, 90; W. ii.
EiIln
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19

Arrangements had been made To start from an ahchor
age but this was deemed nexpedent and hylng start
was made or the first class the Ada crossed the line
at l:i7 followed by the Seagrave 20 seconds later IN
the second class the Brooklyn and Bismarck started
together. while the Captain Morse was TWO minutes
astern. The order Of sailing among the tnlrd tl1ss
yachts was tho Emily, the Dart the Laiu; wne OF the
fourth class tie Snort Branch was first, OuoWe Dy tle
Only Daughter and the A. f. Miller at intervals OF ~
and Is seconds. Tue devoid OF interest, anu
indeed the Yachts disappeared from the view "I
the spectators OF the second class yachts the boOKn
gained very slowly from the beginning ana easily NOu'
while the More was Withdrawn early ~ the race In
the third the Dart, and in the fourth class the
NJ Her also Withdrew The following table SHOWS lAe
actual and corrected time Of the winning yachts tAo
yachts winning flag officers prize IN eich class Delhg
mentioned FIRST willie the second yacht III eaeh case las
H. IL. ..n.--
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BURRALL-CROOM-At Tl.ibassee F'rii JGae III io'' ~ 20
Ferinlni jacobs. D. D., Porte, ,. Ll'i'' 7, '
BS>NfgREA rIi-OI TUESDAY, jun IT, at te tIrl o. .- 2 ~
csusop by Rev samut CosEe, De- John . bassIs - nav
daughter v jane Breath
d. POLLONE-RCBE BERrSAt New Yors Iuesy Jlhr ~ O 49,, .
Rev Dufy, Camille tes olltes Ao-s u FoI' VI ' ''
To- Clmlla ~. Roberts Of NeW-iurA
DpAKR-WIISOS-Ou Wednesitv J1re h 10 - MARS -lon, S
Nsrdb,u \ j. bv tho ~ ,lacAeorl beJ D-ae ." -4J
-583 slclter of tie l-is Dr. Wm. Wilson Of Ae7-lorE.
JACKSOy-QUINTARD-On THURSDAY June y, H ~ y,sa' 49,
,5 .t.uri y the Right Juha William bishop Oh Coa-
, 5tst by tbe iagat Rev. Bshoy QIutsu oi tennessee
t Rev W. Ta.JcL CLars T. JACKSON 10 Evelyn asushef {"
Z. A. QI.narL , n,
v,RSgALL-PRICR-In Brooklyn Tueay Jgae ~ by ne He1
s "a sr5sk Jsug, W. Ml.4-.. sarah z. Pnce, --1saie' ~
~ late Ioll vs.. Price aI Of Broosiyn No cirs
RYpER-O1 WeIncy Jaue 3 1872 AZ The resienes
ft- brI4, , aunt. .uhsL, Se"-tofA Ci, y ~
a. Osks- snit L. Mary g, eldest Aag-ri OF 0A''A
". k,JeT 80 cards.
V.y sCLRy-GREGORY-On weins stay June TO- 55 by le rev
W- pels6eLi feury X S.cLies ~ hale 4 1fess H ~
New-lork No c1F--
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
JEROME PARK RACES.

To-day is the fifth day of the Spring race
meeting at jerome Park. The programme Is not as at
ractve as was anticipated owing to the purse OF $1,000
for the two-mle heat not having been filled; COL
McDanies foury year-od colt Hubbard by Planet out OF
Minnie Mansfield being the only entry The other
races are purse Of 500 for three-year-olds'
entrance money 70 the second horse; winner
Of the Belmont Stakes, pounds extra; OF the
LADIES' Stakes, pounds extra, and purse
of $500 for all ages dash Of mile The entrees for
the hree-year Old race which is dash OF one mile and
a furlonc are John Bouger, lO3 pounds; Minnie W.,
1O7 pounds; Milton 100 pounds Pcnnocks Planet Colt
lO3 pounds; Stoncheuge, 1O3 pounds The Nurse 100
pounds War Cry, 1O3 pounds, and Mary Constance 100
pounds In the pools sold last night at the Jockey CluD
rooms Minnie W sold for $500 Milton $50; Sonehenge
800; War Cry, $50; John Boulger, SIS; Mary Con
stance Sl2 and PcnuOcks Colt, $40. This viii be
large field and produce highly interesting contest
The entries for mile dash FOR all for purse OF
$780, are Joe Daniels, lO2 pounds Minnie W. 81 pounds;
Kadi 9s pounds; Gray Planet les pounds OrtOian l6
pounds and Quits. pounds In last nights pools Joe
Daniels sold for $50 quits SIS OroIan Gray Planet
and Kadi each for Sl5 and Minnie W. for $37 owing
TO the twonile heat being wak-oyer, the stew
ards contemplate giving another race in its place
FLEETWOOD PARK SPRING TROTTING MEETING.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
ANOTHER OF MR.. GREELEY's LETTER.

Mr.. George Z. Baker has published a num-
ber OF letters from Mr. Greeley TO himself among which
is the following; .
GEB.: I want 10 suggest new name for Secretary
OF state in case We cOnCede that Office (as think u
bes0 10 the Democracy. I propose William c. Bryant
You know don't like him personally, nor ne me- but
can't think OF OF greater mark. and think he
IA thoroughly honest and capable. Depend on IT, there
are good many OF all parties who would proudly anu
gladly vote him II we can only KEEP on the ticket
fine names Of all who want to be put think we must
succeed. And l don't believe there is man IN the
STATE who has less idea or being state officer than
Bryant Don't make swallow Ben Butler II there Is
any help for it. he would 90 very hard Yours,
.' HORACE GREELEY.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19

by o. with dressing % by % feet, which cost IN
all 81 800, raised by students and alumni MiddetOWh
is also deeply interested IN the crew, and the ciens
have subscribed handsomely, turning out In great nun
bers daily the pull concert IL 70 Oe give.
tonight for their benefit. at which humooF VI
amateurs will perform. 49,. 49,,
The shel-DOat built by George Roahr In wmoh the
Freshmen raced last year, Will De useu ny tnc
University crew tins year, ana they expect 10 ieaVe
tE Springfield. taking II with them, on me SO,h Vl
Jane They may be known In the race by the Ia'onue
NH.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
GOTERNNENT WE4THER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,


OFFICE THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER Z
WASHINGTON IL. c., Wednesday, June 10, 1855 p M
Synopsis rOr he DdsL ftoeniu-t0lT hours ,
The barometer continues highest over the
Fastern Gulf states IL decidedly fallen from the
nnrhwest eastward the lake region being lowest
over Minnesota and Lake Superior. Fresh ana brisk
south easteriy 70 south westerly winds are now prevail
iu over the upper lake region and North west faly
coudy weather aud rain areas have continued over the
SnutLern states with light to fresh sOuth-westery ahd
soutbeastery winds. Otherwise generally clear weather
AZ statI0n- east of the Rocky Mountains The tempera
ture mas risen over the lake REGION ana continues Ash
over the Northwest -, ,,,.,.., 1,,.
vile and Little Rock and have fallen at ST. PAU ana
Jefferson City. ,.,,,,.
I,,r No,y GLAND on Thursday gentle 10 fresh and
occasionaly brisk sOuthery 10 westerly winds ana ln-
creasinr coudness probable for NE Midde Sidtes
ana Iooer lake rcgtOn fresh 10 brisk Sotery ana 'oes
S ,o1ds aud Increasing ctOudtaeSs oth peTy proOdOy
ro{ aregs 0rer the later during ThTSddB Tor the upper
axe egion fresh 10 very brisk winds Yeerng 10 SOUTH
yestrIv and uorthwestery, generally cloudy weather
and siOnal rain areas for the NorthWest res anu
brisk yTiud yeerlng westerly and nOrth-Westerly,
pary cloudy weather, aud Occatlonay AREAS OI nm
rain for the south Atlantic states hight to fresh south
ery and westerly winds, with clear or parity clouuy
weather or fbe Gulf States east Of the Mississippi ana
porbward TO the OHIO Valley ana missouri geie anu
fresh lrrly 10 westerly winds ana partly ciouuS
weather win occasional rain areas on Thursday
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
p1SGENGERo ArGLrEn.

PPOI UAvANA-fa s. -T.t.J on ~ HrtE. Jfr' R--l.
t.r-i q III, Children 90 f Narirfz uf ra-r' inp
sfgall 81 ..es Clr.ss iffo o. AI, H. Oa, aus Ar'
va.-sn r 9iry.pe 3. t..i, IT. al ' ir t. I'D = h
rca AMI ssyans v Dlns % y D. I'lH 'o ,-. -,afr y
H. efs J. g. AID J5'a EYo l' Dr. .- B.. 81 OBJ l. ' 80
e. p 20 1, g.-ft j ] riet r. 80 H.a'er .ld .vtr ~
J. NIrl-e. j. n-eI lftr srn s'i rrfg '.-e = g
p. P.er Pero.tsI Mf.. B1aarr std r.lren O. Crns-
Jr A. Gnlaaua Berglra, hiy .n a1l s'''ri p sA'4
f srl .e-r,nt Nicolas i.-ur1ss Alt.uo BTI.D g. ito A.
G-o B-g.io g. aua.o b. B,a.c, g. t9.s'to, a. D4,sSo'
lal Cares F.gr th0u- Bst .D d. ,ri moo -e 1tie-As'
Patuce Gu4ucn, Manuel Ctrlcnas. hit--eT Fcfs -A'4
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19

brought before the Court he demanded jury trial This
request granted entire jury was mpaneed from
the clerks OF large dry goods house. and verdict Of
guilty was rendered This enraged the Offenders that
tbey met again and called upon all Germans to refuse
trade with the employers OF the clerks. BY these
f and uncaled for acts the sao0nkeep"rs have lost
What friends they had among decent people aud have
t6at nh hope of q repeal Of the law Is abandoned.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
THE PRISON SHIP MARTYRS.

Since 1908 the bones of American soldiers
and sailors who died on board British prison ships
have been lying in vault Jacksonst BrooAS u near
the Kayy-Yard. where they had been deposited win
due ceremony by tho residents and the IanlnAuy Do
oiety or Columbian order. AS the city gre" tue vans
NJ the vault were encroaohed upon, aud soNea iu'c
attempts we're made TO procure funds ana Si'e or
more suitable monument 10 the memory oi tho martyrs
- go, pax Commissioners have erected mauso.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
Trlbune Lecturc ENlra SO. :.
THE METHOD OP CREATION.
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
TN ~ nNuI nfAN rIII.AnN

AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
THR OARwISIAS THEORY.
Twelve Lectures delivered Prof AGASSz before Mueam
Comparative Zoology Cambridge. Mass containing
BeN recon.e information concerning Anma LIE printed an
Tribune eight pages and illustrated numerous essrals
READY THIS MORNING,
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA no hight
This sheet also description gouls Fossils
erred In the Rocky Mountains b, the Yale Coeg Expedition
Price single By mail 10 cents two cents s
address TIB TRIBUNE AcwYorA
Nine Extra sheets containing 20 Lectures ao TO b. ,pgs
AID Great hobhsr Report and The Tribune Amsue 50
Souns and uenring, Voice and speech. Tho EAgla-
naflon el-auas tgt.ly.
\. pfoL EbsTg n TRIBUNE LgtsruRR lATRA so.
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Consumgt don cnn be Cured. . .,.
SCHkNCKS PJLMONiC Sl
scHENcK,s SEAWERD TONIC .. -.

M. M. !. "a m an TnUtSDAY Al N l. M. oAfti itDAr
20 -, IA md II = m TuJS. l. JAMES Pos.msrtef
Consumgtion Gun be Cured. - -
SCHkNCKS PJLMONiC SlRUP.
SCHENCKs SBAwEBD TONIC, . 81, ,,,,., ,,,,, ,,,ts
are the only Medicines will pulmonary '"psanppu
Preouentv stop cough vii "co- ID, -l % 'lo
They the liver stop le '-.-at' ~ .-- N.'s
kmborrhar oows they clog the acon % me rl o'sas
that caused tlr cough. -., , 49,. ...-t. - ~.
Ii,er Complaints and Dyspepsia The causes Of wolls Of ihs
e. III -n,pf,n MANY DsrsOns fitu u tu pam A ne
constipation coated tongue, pain h Ae su-eI o' -
5r. d rrst ,suess food ng heavily On tle stah ie-
coupatie igitaa and bslcnlug ~ 90 Nill
These ulsllg orla1 fOm a'"'~' -.''1 "a ~
stomach torpid ,.- .-. ., -
tins
eoryi raang torpid inactive an almost 'ro n are aTiIs
aei DE r,elt o nlcA n 4oal
Schencks Puronc rfp,oa. " m -oes .o 'oa1lA
orpo or anvthing ca eu4si check acO4gl suddenly.
Selveed Togic dOFcs the 5000, mArs N le -as.ne
ic.. Of the stomach ui creates AHcnors agpo
the bowels are ssiu symptoms Otherwise 0f
blisus t-nsency, Schrucks MsndraAe Fls are relaie
These molcacs prepared 0uiy oy - ..,,.-.. . -.
Northeast Sixth an Area So, EhalcphA
Andf for ale hy ail druggists and dealers
WSoese agent =. HENRY, Nos aud CO'egeEae Nes.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS.

HvASA June RIehange quiet and steady Pegh-Per box Of
Sugar loading Havana or the United states - o4 - @ per
ma. of Sr io hh Of from other
the north United States, 30 '5Dp to Falmouth aud
ore loading At Havana 65 loading at other ports on the norh
TyI
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19

A small assemblage, at the Union-square The
ater Iast night witnessed tine opening performance ol
te summer season at this house aud ehoery greeIeu
Miss Charlotte Thompson in the character Of Jane E"s
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
LATEST SHIP NEBS.
For oaer snip ye',s see Taird Prg'I


ARRfNEb. o..
Slip Lyuthurs. lBr Ban. laclsta end a1n Aes 10 "
bar Prbec,. Ar,t) Cetvorcb Liverpool % i'7' With miss
BlE Aurora ui aa1) DJ1 Little bIlcr Bay I'D 0Ys VIA eeaL
Brg ILss Sptikblven Cur1caO De- DAYS, sth deso0l &C
Bug Aiauirs. Nichols. Sleua IL DAYS. with Sugar
Martha .o 81 John. \. b.. 40 days WITH pag
Sc.r j. T. WIey Nie,. FrTuailla n A 10 y-aoa pEe
schr. W. Fe-r1ia. Robinson Baac0a tars. with fruit
Ell WorIeu l0-ly Salvador 2 DAYS. VII Faes
Sc5r. n. Warren. rcae1lf ~ lor lslri 4afs q" % ui
Carue &. ME-, Graham EslfLera Jays VITA nus
SAILED.
gfeamshDs Hana and Ager1 for LIVER
pool l4r-u or Ca.I, Lady Ly Gt, joy b-s-. ,11'. 4or
tilasNoF dsurlia. 80
J4.As pllrl. lc,llr. joy hoiefial
SiNJ--SguI0sn. light, s.. c'etr
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FoRTaE., MONROE, Do June Ar0,,a yaeL' J9ep-h -, -
air Of Eelork yacht gsilr. 0l sew f0r. Pace m iof
Bsamos Lsonl ron Ca1a os4 bar ion iof D1ors'
sAvAssAI Da. Ju-c &c eel h-s lncfrH1-e '1r trf 7,
1 bF srhr j. W. Dean Tor ''-i. y
a3-M M Sretarz The steamship g. b. Lord 'H ffiei-
PIMA ppe propeller aLl injured lr stenpo' laa Undergoing
,aAalzsros g. c. June Iassea scLrs Charles MorSrl for
JreLt. l. L william, io- Bail River
MEMORANDA.
BARK Massachuse,ts Bos Seaa-eberg f'om Bremen "aA
,tTgel l-. AMI 4.cor,. tLs Bar w .s b H. i ~
ors 80 iar passage ID veltie june d. 40 a. m W Hls,
Of lie uau b. glkaoFn 0irG ani earned
away .ioOoom+
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
MfRRLEH

ue and F1.e Science speech al the Trntal BiSqaet ~
paf.e Go4slA, "a IGIBcSE LzCT-RE EGlaA No. D.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
I.lIL.IIl pnHTs.
MEMOIR DA

will aeDd by any address racags % Lantaus VA
tlrne Pf9moter not % alre The sam RIO p DSs
-. b. G.. LANDAU. 10 PiaIt-sLi y. I.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
5reclaI NoIlces

po.tOmce NotIce-The Europe iurns toe ssek end
t,s SATIJAI Jane 2l 813 ths oGc oa NhbNLs-
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New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
BASE BALL

The third game Of the championship series
between the Atantcs Of Brooklyn and the Athletics OF
philadelphia was played at the Union Grounds, Brook
lvp. Yesterday. About 1000 people were present The
batting OF the Atanucs was very strong, and they made
ls base hits 10 G by the Athletics.
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The Atlantics of MOrrisania were defeated
by the Flyaways OF NewYork at Morrisania, yester-
day, by a score OF II TO r.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
COMMENCEMENT SEASON.
RUTGERS COLLEGE.

OF RECIPIENTS OF HONORARY DEGltEES.
NEW Brunswick, June 1s.-FOr the first
time within the memory of Commencement Day at
Rutgers mas passed of without intoerabe heat pro-
voking showers. The Second Reformed Church was
crowded with ladies' and the speakers received flowers
in profusion The rst five addresses represented the
I've honors the Vaedictory being oratorcal hoRor
Before the forming OF the procession from the campus
the church, the Alumni held their adjourned
ing and were addressed by President Campbell the
necessity OF the support OF college by its graduaes
Possibly owing this, small but welcome gifts poured
in all the morning. amounting the aggregate 70 about
$500. Senator Frelinghuysen, OF the notable
class OF 80 trio composed OF himself Justice
Bradley and Cortindt Parker gave $1,000 toward the
dormitory. which, by the way. is TO be called the
Students Hall. and It is hoped that the students will
take hold and build it partly by their conribu-
tions The campus will then be handsomely laid out by
the citizens Of Brunswick. The other gifts included
s12s each from Messrs Van santyoordt Martense, sut
phen and DOrnce OF the undergraduates Judge Larre
more Of NewYork James Nelson IT,. John Carpenter,
]. Nelson Taylor, and Democrats politician who de-
clines have his made public and several others,
aggregating nearly $500 These gifts pay for
dozen handsome in the Geological Hall,
very completely arranged for the exhibition OF the
specimens on view there.
The following IL the programme OF today's Commence
ment exercscsthe interludes being musical by era
fulla's 7th Rppimcnt hand