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Interesuu, commencement Exercises in the
Academy oi Music.

Interestut commencement Exercises In the
Academy oi Music.
The one hundred aud nineteenth annual
Commencement II Columbia College was the
event yesterday in the Academy " Music. Prof.
I. \. T.. Barnard. President of the college, sat In
the centre OF tie ~ta-c. lie wore an oxford cap
and SNOWY red college gown ON his right was
the Right Rev. Hpratio Potter and on his left
rrof Drscr The trustees and faculty also had
places ON the stages. The exercises. which were
hc-un ~ halt utst ten o'clock, lasted until
two o'clock Music 10y bernstein helped To
vary tue programme. winch was made up
rrnoiua.N wti4 ora tons; Among the
or tnt- we're; /. ifrrt- Strchcich. Frederick X.
II alton. SuthDr'ard Ieunev. Gcorcc y. William
son, llrur, H. Marshall Barhe McEvers Whit
l.ck. Daniel u. NcrmIlve. and jose Aymar. The
most interesting subjects were " How TO per
T. 'uate tho blessings OF Free Government"
- E'f'rm in vur Prison system, "s ence and
Religion" and international Copyright"
p.c~iiont barnard announced "a the honor men
in the class of ls.j The students who delivered
. ,min we're awarded to Herman Dri-lcr aud
II ma, :. Oin. ~t"un e the less adNan. ed class,
and e, Kennedy ani Harold Arrow >mith Il the
tuo trustees prIze II $SOfur excclling IN Greek.
r. rydenck X. Hutton was given the prize II the
Alumni Association Tor 'ng the most faithful
and deserving studcnt of the graduating class.
After tine announcement of the successful
: rh.moro. aui Junior clt,-cs,the money prizes,
uI - tath, t. st.Igh,s ~ ne ho9l - Mines
Ni.I. tur qualitative chemical anal, ~i-. aud
john T. wilkins rasslviu,. Honorable mem
t0.n W mad" of Franklin Pool and James :. &.
Well, As c4cmird ANALYSTS, and i. \. CAuneld
and Ctls S'ifliu a nSsaNistS I. \. Canlcld.
Charles Adams Cotton. Henry \. Mott, Jr., and
Henry W, M"bt wvrr given the d"gree Of En-
eneer uf Mines, and Peter r. Austen and !. 4.
Williams of Bachelor Of Philosophy. The de-
Ersc 4 Bach lHr ui Arts WAS conferred on the
members ~ tho graduating cl.ss, twenty IN
number. They stood iu q seftIi-circ.e In front Il
the President, who gave them their testiu ont
a aud addressed th. m IN few feryid words in
parting. john winthrop Cdanler of the class of
Ia, Frederic \ Cairns uf the class of 1857. Den
ui-touu We b. Grur,e l.. Peabody. NJ H.. and
Frank II. Stur-es were among those made Master
of Arts.
VI 'nurarv degrees were conferred upou: A. ".
-lh ltrV. Aaron Bernstein, Frederic Steugel,
and William II. Chandler.
:. r ID THE Right liev. John G. Auer. Mi--
siouary Bishop t. Africa; the R-y. George
~. ',"',.t"-.-.., o..--.-... = .-----l---
Legation In Paris.
II. D.-On,er W. Gibbs and Henry A.
liniyp-.
uilhert NJ spier delivered the valcdictores 70
the President. the trustees, the faculty. and the
grad atc-. - qucts were tn own at hlm in pro-
fusion. The exercise, closed with the henedic-
uHu los the lev. ". ID. Walker, Chaplain Of the
COle-c.
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wEDNE'DAy. June j.-.FLorn AND MEAL
sale. s355bOls Bcs suprnnc sold at siil Minncsot.
S better tcouS S% yS nGa s9a con meal Ss s
ye .,!t' s% GSi: Tsugysia !, s.aS;
sb vs., %, Extra stn,e ,sa, @ "Westers
surfing. wheat extras, ,G@.5g, do Goublc extras
EXTRAS, sS,G city f sSiSpns A asiras n" .s%sis oas
cry trade and Family brand: s$s,i9 Southern Southern
shlapiqs eytra'' q 7@s.sT t!yS nou5 $3.50: Corn
RIO D. ,n5 tSf "a s"%snd ys
M1S MansSanT TSg bee "Gi'G and armrr ;ncs 90 bags
sn;ars more actyc bgt at some decline saIss i,s9
7<ca refined dull hard' i6s@lic
b1.s at ., 3 T for nferor nn r5tS .Sr%s S f"9
S9 t., og 2,Dr.s ns, III sI$ % . S9 MT%qSeS spr,ns
s5r' pHps a" Isl s nv MwaGcc sGS .Sns .
iaay iSr Gppa SAX SE 10 Tor a Stn
%. y white Western eoc spot for dry rAll mixed
&C. for 9,d and neT mNci oats nriner and .c,lvci
Cic Tor whte western. Hye-smaii sales a, ssc for
Proyisiovs Pork wa, in fair dem'nd sale. $50
o1 foT ,s sT so a5s & IN jI9ss jecs way , sGs2Hs
Gut meats mere in moderate dcmind Western picEed
aE s@"tSa ha. at m c S in 6gik. 'iRGfo dc soaldf D.
rate demand aud sicrdy sale. 5e6tcs al s,.c for
prime CITY, N for DO steam arrvc in june July.
August, and 9 Sldc for september Dressed hogs
% mand al % SO. for e state and sac. for n god @ 10 70
PRIME Western. Cheese Ia 10 &C. for good to me
turroN-The demand for cotton on the spot con.
tluucs quirt. Quotations unchanged Middlng up
Ia cs. 2lc nnd low m dlng do ac., salcs 62 tales,
OF which @ we're Tor export. 10 for consumption. and
Is for speculation. In forward deliveries there
light transactions at &c advance safes 1850 bales,
closing. by Official report &c. for June, 2O.c for
July, 2 1iGc. for August l9c. for Scptcmhcr Is Sec
for october, and iSc. Tor December. The Liverpool
SSs sTSoErs SPS aas aa aeSncd q:yo in nb.
and crude SIC IN bulk refined sold for september At
NuN lf.f -
t<pl spirits turpentne lttujsc. Lins ed OIL 9g9c.
1alUw uul at $50 ac. for rime. Mhiskey lower at
Eitr freichts unsettled -four to Liverpool 10y e1il
Be- bd. grsin Pcnrrth ltua- So gd -four to foudon
by steam o. in1d.; petroleum to the Mediter
raut A
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ST. JOH -.
Archbishop McClo.keS Visiting the Scene of
his Earlier Usefulness.

At -. Johns College yesterday the
twenty-eighth annual commencement exercises
were begun at an early hour in the afternoon, in
tie prc,euce OF hundreds u interested friends.
After an overture by an excellent band from the
members ~ tie Philharmonic society, the gene
raj theme, oar Age which had been chosen
by the graduates. .was taken up. John VI Dickson
Of - L'uis leading with well-'onsidered ora
uuuou l,s history. lie was followed by George
l.. Quu OF Utica. who discussed It's science,
Aoldin. that the scientific movement Of the age
threatened to develop into a deliberate attack
upon Christianity. Thomas 2. Walsh Of Cincin-
nat criticised the p"etTy of the age as inf l.
oncing the religious feeling and sentiment Of
mankind, and could find IN the whole range Il
modern literature not one poet whose muse
seemed TO he diyinely inspired. or whose songs
were calculated to advance the cause OF Chris
tlanlty The valedictorv was delivered by John
i SNe ucy Of Lawrence, Mass., whose subject
vs. " Inc Philosophy ot the Age
Father shea conferred the degree Of Bachelor
OF Arts uuon Wm. r. Dencgre Of New Orleans
Joseph Nv age oi New BruLsW.ck, y. j.; Geo,
I. UHn II | tica, ~ !; John I, sWeeny OF Law.
renee. Mas &c. penesre OF New Orleans
John j. Foley Of Cincinnati; Chas {. Marin ut
Anany; 1npmas l.. Walsh OF Cincinnati and
John NJ. Dickson of II. Louis announcing At
tho close oi the ceremony that the highest
honor. Of the -rtduHtiu- class hal been won by
William p. pcue-rr nf New orleans.
IAe degree ul Master Of Art, was conferred
ur.n John T. Carey n nr oAl,n: Geo. i. Iahen
%. Cprtaui; rniIp \. Mri-ter Of sing sing and
joan \. Wagner IT Phil ildclphii.
Tine I'D mold f.r the beet biographical
say we, awarded q john r. sweeney, Who had
chosen the lie uf Roger II. Iancy. The prize
Was tue girt Il Father john Hughes, of tae
class Of a.! pastor ol -. Jerpme's Church. Mott
Haven. silver medals were awarded Horace
bohcrtN. lIoucsuilc, Pa; Charles n Bulger,
Fulton, y. Y; mc- i. FaGau, MOrrlsanid; md
j -cph a Mahor, Dover Plains, y, \. CINE
mlnor prize, weIe delivered on IuesdayJ ~
An cl.Qucut uddlc-S to the grad dudtes by DR..
E.ward NJ M.Glynn closed the exercises, and the
visitors repaired t. the new dining halls
Among the distinguished visitors were the
venerable Archb shop MctlOskey, once tutor
OF the college Father CnarduX, superior OF the
So,irt, II Jesus Ia New York Father lIud0n,
pastor OF ~. Francis Aayiers Church IN Flt.
| tc,uth sfrrct; Father Quin, Vicar General and
! flasher Preston, Of 81. AIMS Church IN Twelfth
! stleet.
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Suslnrss Ho,ltts.


Every effort should be made by all classes Of people
to prevent the spread Of cholera and yellow fever.
There {. no denying the fact that are gravely
threatened by both and It possible that the horrors
Of previous years may be again experienced.
One OF the best ami .urest preventive' to the IN.
incubation Of either Of these fatal diseases the
Of pII GNRyGN's SOLUTION on TAR which can he
bought at all druggists The cleansing ana purifying
properties ofths article Of the searching char
world for the Of consumption and other Affection,
OF the lung, throat and bronchial tubes, while IN tn,
treatment Of catArrh is By all odds the best rene Nal
agent known. From the L5.Hgle Commercial June
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PRINC EION.


PRISCrroN June 2j.-Last evening at
the Junior Ord,or Exhibition in the Second
lre-ay ytcr.u Church the speak rs were W. ID.
Nl.uIias n. t. ltlbinkam, W. II. S'Jusler, lltr-
y " HlucAlcy Richard l., Field, j ames IL. Ross,
James :. W,ls and ". II. Virgins. As a whole
IL. Y.1tiuus we're uf high order. James II.
Ross - New York spoke upon "Cu,,Irc iu ,ts
I.a.iuu- 90 Practical Lfc :" W. II. SpoJslcr of
l.rYu yNuutl on "Mazl,ni's Ide - and ". H.
Ni-sn- of New York on AutaGoni'm.'
To-day occurred the Commencement exer-
ci-es proper Al about 0 o'cock this morning
tine annual Jr1rc sipu formed near the chm cL
Hu'. TO the "'.'r or Dndwprth, moved a. tie
Itlst P,5uy ,.l4n Cuur,h. On the IostrAIu
V.cll" ,y. Dr. tIus. H'd Q. Dr rhls. N .--
l. t.. q IS, t1r. r, %. 'iuF4u, ana Ir ANt. D.
AI''t pI .}Ur py the President and muse ly
."r h's 'sirL tuc honorary oraiou7 we're d. -
lN" I'd. ihe - Htrr, were j. y. n. BRYAN "l
...u Car uh MO ErhduucN nr-l, WIN lh"
t' ot"yi g. : Bun9uau+, n, j, van J. 49,
nplcs. q. II Dlnicl 1. r. II. lhtt,uhuuse, ", ".
.N NIlIiu,J v, > iccr, j. &. Fisher. J, j. liu'-
iril b. 'onAeid, :, e. Wells, q +. ~ liTber' ;.
~..W, q, . tuu. Jr., ". I. Cross, X. ;, bod, IT,.
! btrfrtt. =, ", rrn 'lc, i. II. tpwen.
'rssrs. Van Dyke and Cowen acquitted them
Selves credit BIZ. 4he Master.' Ora'iun was
=. .H.anctd by Mr. T.. Green OF Trenton, \ j.
me- irllowSuIpS Ed priHeS were hnnnu"trd q, p,
Scott, Jr, hcw York city; Mentrl SCIENCE tel
lpwshlp, $50, t. j. =. K. Bryan Of south Caro-
m, LXprriWentI Science fellowship. 500, TO
" Is. DNertuN of Kew fuIkt Historical iel
,rr l. ngu pe T lloNship. 81 n, 20 John jackson
hunbcli of Nrv Jcr.ev, En ism Literature prize
g. ia. y AN Dy ,>o, = " York; Mac Lean Junior
ofator pr,4e To j. II. Loss Of New York; Junior
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Good Powder wa-tedin Brooklyu.

The joyial, portly, red-faced dispenser OF naval
contracts, George NJ. Robeson, visited the BROOKLYN
Navy ard Yesterday morning. Has advent was an
nuuneed ny ntcen rounds OF good cannon vowder. A
the carriage entered the gate the guard Of mints
scnted arms At the Lycpum, Admiral Rowan, Capt,
Chandler CommAndrr Grrrr anu a num.e OF iul'
uniformed naval officers received him. tuumudorrs
Wood and HanscOm chiefs uf the mechanica branches
of the service we're there TO inspect the lgress Win
The has not arrived, 50 htt part OF the
entertanmcnt was postponed Atter nye mnni, 8 Ia
ttrrhaugp ~ OF compliments with Admiral ltoN An q,
Mcssrs Robes n, Wood aud lanscom entered the ear
rlsr and drove along the wharyrs, stopping tcW MIN
u',s the new torpedo boat that II now hearll
ready 10 lAuL IA.
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Providence, II. l., June 2j.-The COM
mencement exercises Of brown University take
place to-day. The graduating class numbers
forty-two. The honorary degrees conferred are
LII. D., the Hon. Thomas Allen Jcnckes, Of this
city the Hon. George Van Ness Lothrop, of
Hon. Henry Chaplin, Of Worcester. Of the Cla,s
OF 1870. The honorary degree Of Master Of
Arts was conf rred upon Henry Howard, Gov
crnor OF ths state. Caleb Fiske Harris, of this
city. and tharlcs II. lrav, Professor in Tufts
College. The degree of Bachelor II Philosophy
WAS conferred upon william Whitman Bailey Of
the class of l-Ui.
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LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT.
The Marriage Day Repeatedly Fixed hut
BridrL room as often Abscnt-Hi- Flight
Acruss D. q Atlnutic.


Across Ic Atlantic.
Anna IIornczek, n plcasant-faced young
lady of twenty summers, wa- born and educated
In Guttcuhurg, Austria. Her parents being
wealthy. they surrounded her with all the luxu-
rics thai their means could provide TO make her
happy. She was their only child. They were
living happily together until March. 1s72. Then
Alose Parclusck, a bohemian tailor, visited Gut
tenburg and made the acquaintance of the Young
lady II was case Of love at first sight. Pare
lusek declared his love to Miss Anna. and asked
her 10 be his wife. lie mad no money but his
heart was brimfu ef love. According TO Gus
tom, the young lalys parents inquired into the
anteCedents Of the intended husband, and II
was ascertalned that he was M irtied man. An
explanation was demanded from pareusek. lie
diu not deny that he had been married, hut said
that he had been legally divorced. Upon these
representations the parents gave the ir consent.
The day was liked Tor the marriage ceremony;
but when the auspiCtous day arrived Parelusek
made some trhing excuse to absent himself
from the town, and the event was postponed.
Another day was fixed. but with similar re-
suit. Several other days were appointed, friends
were invited. the dominic was engaged, and the
table was spread, but each and every time Pare
lusek absented himself. AT last he was missing
altogether Search was made by tho friends,
and Il vas ascertaned that he had fed t. Amer
lea. Miss lloraczek embarked for New York by
the next steamer. Detectives were engaged to
hunt up the truant Parelusek. At length he
was found In a tailoring establishment. Miss
Anna demanded that the marriage ceremony
should he performed at once. She gave him
$50 toward defraying the expenses. April ~
was appointed as the happy day, but before that
day arrived parelusek had Miss Anna arrested
on charge OF stealing $50 from him. She was
locked up In an east side police station over
night with a number of drunken women. ON
the following morning she was taken to thc
Essex Market Police Court. but parelusek failed
to make a complaint against her, and she was
accordingly discharged.
Miss Horaczek applied to Justice Charles ?.
DAILY Of the Court of Common Pleas Tor redress.
she procured two warrants one iur tuse I'M
prsonment claiming <lOn damages, the other
for breach OF promise. claiming like amount.
Order Of Arrest clerk Judson JARVIS yesterday
morning detailed deputy sheriff to serve the
warrants on Aluise Parelusek, aud he was ar
rested in the afternoon. Hail Fixed at 81 .JOl,
In default Of which he was last night locked up
In Ludlow street jail. Parelusek il without
friends or money and II Is probable that he Will
remain IN jail for some tine to come.
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BosToN, June 2j.-The attendance nj the
Harvard commencement to-day is quite large,
the weather being cool and pleasant. For the
first time tho literary exercises were held in the
Appleton Chanel. They were formerly held In
the Unitarian Church. and at an earlier period in
the old church, on the College grounds, where
Whitfield preached, and Washington went "to
meeting" The annual dinner was given in the
Massachusetts Hall. T.. H. Hoar presiding in the
upper ball, and Chas. 4. Grinnell in the lower
hall.
The overseers elected are For six wears, Ralph
Waldo Emerson, Henry Lee, Francis Il. Parker,
James Freeman Clarke, and Geo. +. Hoar. For
two years, Robert N. Morse. Jr.
No honorary degrees were conferred this year
The graduating class numbered one hundred
and thirty.
Charles Francis Adams will deliver the grafton
before the Phi Beta Kappa Society tomorrow
In Appleton Chapel.
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German Li,hographcr'- suicide.

Herman Geist, a photographer In the employ
Of Donaldson nros 60 PARK street. shot himself through
the heart yesterday at l25 p, NJ, In his own room, at
~ Forsyth street lie of nervous irritable DIS
and was very much excited In the shop IN the
lng because some OF his WORK was not ntsactoy
an had TO be done over. lie went home Just Defure
noon and went out bought a pistol, and re- urncd
After writing few lines In German SAYING that was
better ~ end without trouble than to have uoul q
without end anu expressing hope OF forsNencss he
pulrd the trigger and died almost INSTANTLY, lie was
of German nIrth, and has two brothers In Memphis.
The rest OF the family live in Germany
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HANDY.-On "Wednesday. June o, ls73 after a short
and painful illness, william James youngest son ~
Echa aud Elizabeth r. Handy, aged years months
aud DAYS.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
fully invited attend the funeral from the reslGace
OF AIS parents 81 South 81 st. BroOAln, h, ID, oE hri-
day June -. at O'Clock,
LATllAN.-On Wednesday, June Is, Emene Nc
Ntagh, widow Of David Latham, aged ~ years.
rhc relatives and friends ~ the family are invited 20
attend funeral AT oClOCk uu saturday, the llh
INST. from her late residence, ~ I'd sl Jersey city.
N.NUArT,S lopoE I. q. uF 4. Members nt tho
Funeral (ummIttrct iou are hereby uVtnod Ia he at
the ludgt rooms, corner uf @d ST. aud ay On lhnrs
dAy JuuC o. at Oc,uck, aud general invitation. ~
udtr ul lhc Lodge ls eNcn led e. all the mrhbts of
the above Lnd-e and members Of SISTER lodges 10 at
tens tue funeral Of late worthy brother and
Financial Secretary, Martin aulll ly order NJ
JOHS d. BRODEklCK, NP.
RoHERr N. WABp, secretary,
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The President at Jersey Horse Farm.

Yesterday President Grant and party visited
the noted board ny farm of hr. Charles Baekman at
tuney Ford Orange county, n j. In addition to the
President the pa ~ consisted Of Col sanford MAJOR
morton John nvcy, shepherd Knapp, George b. Alley,
and others After hrea kfast the party went to the
trtcA, Wh,re 'hry were treated to rare cNhhton Of
the clrIUtics 81 Young Among the best per
formers we're the mares RIcua and Josephine aud the
stallion Twilight, all OF them mlAng very faht time.
La Inc aftcrn1un IN arty visited the stables, Among
TIE most noteworthy animas shown we're tue sallllna
Mes engpr Dune Idol, Abdgllah star. Outslde the
stables IND urst object Of interest The dam Of
Prosprrn and YOUNG horse colt at side The Htter
cxcIted r.pcClal cUthusiltm The Pres dtnt returned
to Lon. Branch IN the evening.
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NEW YORK. "Wednesday. June 25.-The receipt.
Of bccvcs we're cars or 21' head ~ fair TO good ili
nos steers. and sold al l c. r. to dress ., Ns. To
the gross cNt aud the mHrAct about the sane
on Mondy. Upward of 10 car loads reported for
tomorrow.
Arrys'- ~ sheep and lambs we're g., cars. or 40
head Trsd" Inactive, aud prices Nrre about the
same reported Yesterday. Common to prime sheep
w"r" solo At l'ssbc = n, and common to choice lambs
at baiic. 80
Cslvcs were IN far demand at 4haSYc. for grasses
uutrrmk good calves. and q tfa.C. for ordinary
prIfuc mix fed, In f'W sold al iuc.
Receipts of hog we're G.i5o. none Of which were on
sale alive. The tone % the markc' Wa unchanged.
lVc hogs were uomlnaly quoted al 5a5sc., aud city
dressed sold 81 .gti.c.
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lots and villa sites NJ Clinton Heights, Newark v -,
wi BE- Continued by A. u. Meilicb. Jr. BRO.
Tomorrow 4. u. Ncck. W. I'ro., w'tl scll = hne
srhcdut Of lots dcsitauy located IN I2lbcth. y y.
hni On Satur AZ, Jetc johnson. Jr will close up the
suburban hus rs OF the wees hy ale - ~ lots and
nvc cot e hu1scs uccnt - the u1rnueck station
Of the New lors ana New iivrn iilrpad, IN Wet
chester county. This prupgry will he remembered 10
Oh WNrfy subdivision % e. and J. r., ard once 80
Al high q ~ hy thc late Nuurcw son, bIt his death
rr'v ttci continuation " 1T e. and n II sll uu-
der foreclosure Tn rr is no nrcr vilfg site on tie
line Uf tho New YORK and New Haven l,arOad and the
s1le " 90 be- perenptIry.
lrausacti6ns vt the fIchan~e yesterday were:
ly Joseph NcGuirc OFF. Post rrtcrcsl hycstory
bro, t. rmont ami lot 2iN1 !rth side OF clancy
street, - fgct west Of rat street, <lS.i'N.
~ Nm. kcnuc,y Three lot, south .ic ,o1th street,
tloNGNiuJ t0 feet wcs Of Smith avcnu'. fi.r',.
tc private sales reported ares -Four lo-. - a. IN
ouhcast corner Of Fourth avenue and Fifty.fourth
stfect. I'll lNl
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WEDNESDAY. June 2j-P. M.-Spcculation
at the stock Exchange was excessively dull
without presenting any transactions Of promi-
nence or interest There was no disposition to
trade, and the fluctuations were extremely mar
row and unimportant. Even the usual street
gossip was wanting, and the entire operations
were strictly confined to a brokers market
Union Pacific, Pacific Mail. Western linton,
Lake shore. and Ohios reflected the larger busi-
ness but the entire volume recorded was not
more that a fair amount for any given stock
during an hours lively dealings. The Govern
ing Committee this afternoon voted to adjourn
from Thursday, july ., to Monday. July :, in ac-
cordance with the previously expressed wish Of
the members Of the stock Exchange; but II to-
day may be regarded as criterion Of trade dur
INK INK the ipterm, tbs ,e9mmlttee might as well
Exchange to be Immediately closed The total
number of shares dealt In were only 58ll2, Of
which Union Pacific represented 6,5oO; Pacific
Mail 800. Western Union, $500; Lake shore,
3.qtg: Dhios. 300: Northwestern common, 2.JII:
Erie, 80; -: Paul, 2,lD; Delaware, LtcNt-
wanna and Western, l2&i; Boston. Hartford,
ana Erie. so; Rock Island, 100; GO. and G.,
lUu; Atlantic ana Pacific preferred 2to; Harlem,
l.'AU; New York Central, so; ST. Paul preferred,
luO; Wabash yD; Panama, lUJ; aud northwest
ern preferred, ..
The gold market preserved a strong tone
throughout the day, though trade m tho agrrc-
gate was light. The expectation Of specie ship
Iuents tomorrow alluded to below Influenced
the premium tot certain extent, and the at
tempted covering Of the shorts also strength
ened the speculation.
The opening price was ll5S. at which and llia
all of the sales were ere ted and closing AT the
latter figure,
In gold loans tn" rates paid for having bal
ances carried ranged from To- 4 cent. aud
subsequently al 2 to |. with final neEouati tiOns at
and g. Tne total crarings At the told tNChsnge Rank
were tp.ssi0n: gold balances, tAlt,sy, aud currency
balances, e. tiyta The sub Treasury redeemed j ~
IN called bond. and paid out in coin interest on the pub
lie debt tgg. M, winch, with urvv.ous disbursements,
the total payments OF the May interest up to date
tlu7ig,sC The following were the quot ltuus;
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A Mans WIfes Opinion of her Husbands
Family.
Prom ne cenndl Keltuclv Nlr'.

Paul Carroll, n citizen of our county,
who j. Thought to be In the last stage of con-
sumption, and VINO has heretofore been very
wicked, sent for a couple ~ ministers the other
day To- administer spiritual consolation In view
of immrd lte death. The ministers came, and
were Just In the act of engaging in prayer, when
Carroll's wife remarked with much cmphasi, To-
q" lat IL was all "a pack Of fuOlery. Ali the
balance Of the CAROLS that had died had
gone 10 he'll, and she saw no use in dividing
the family
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words but notwithstanding, through his own
and the indefaticabLe excrtions Of the profess
sors he has learned to speak with almost perfect
distinctucss.
The valcdctorv w1s delivered by vallandig-
ham lIalOway of Ind ana, VINO has also learned
tp arttCula'e and deliver orally that portion OF
his orattpu addressed to persons in the audience
who could hear. There were about nftv students
u The COllese dmIImg the torn lust clnsed.
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The NationnI Deaf Vino ColIcge.

WAsUINGTON, June 2j.-Ihe commence
ment Of the National Deaf Mute College took
place this afternoon in the hall Of Columbian In
,titutiun one of the remarkable features Of the
exercises was the salutatory, which was deliver
ed orally hy David n. Carroll Of Ohio, who X en-
tIrey deaf and Of GouIse cannot hear his own
The sun., 1873-06-26

The seventeenth annual commencement
Of Seton Hal College took place yesterday IN
Orange. The essays were IA follows " Accom-
pllshed Facts" j. A. McFIul; An Aim in Life"
j. =. OCounur; SatIre and Praise W. L.
O.Cpnnlr; Art T r our People" l.. ]. Mulvlny
.. ACQUISITION Of he,ut99rss,, vEta..lt, +. r, MfCaPe /;
hur. ". II. Durnin, A, ii. The NJ. A. decree va,
conferred upon the Rev. W. T.. salt ; and the Is.
4. de gree upon a numner of students,