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ooinpanys 1no' arrlyod II mort yesterday fst ths rs
assRsss s?Gssy s'ss s: e. tss tss*'1
faei,rci iy the ouya,oga Furnace Company, 0isvo,
and and 10 of tho eomnonna or,er d., Tho initld sna
cqumenta Of ths atoamar are Of ti,o f'rss or5o wo
1akcs. Capt. ]. ". Moore, fafmorly Of tho ". II.
Tweed, tlns charge Of he1:
snd during tho eEtiro dey waa almost blowing gallo.
hn a. It blow or shore b,t fow aeeilens occurred
cd, lt tis smoll rornains On dHagrcoablo a. over.
Tho attnr Lake nrceze, Of lilo EuRlennn Trans
sssn ss sg Sssss ass ss m sf xs s ga s eli
- 8 e1psstcd 19s to arryo hero to.
sha viii stop It waaswosth's Enrre ioek. " '''''"
sf s1 ,aa G hs ssr a"ffa . 9@1spoRs @ e.
,-fhe seir hsth Fiaisr ,S,'1o 5clns towea out OF
oss s Sst Ws. Si % vii asss ssaqss temporary rsp,ra
Ct siiyatkoo heforo being towed to sh!s city. Her
aan,aKa 1 amounts I'll to about y 800.
Tss !aa i: fs;;y. s is Y: Q r. oosnpssys
-str. James nsfnet Of isS New6orry, avcn,o has
Just ss,led his Coast Pilot for Tho Lales." It 10
pilot should bs without Il.
ELsEWHERE.
s The prop Ns1r1ska has arrived ?. Detroit II l*.
pafrs+
-~Tne steamship Natant, fcw n,ghts ago, during a
donao fog ran aaloso ut Point nj pooo but sustained
-on Sunday t,e achr Canadian caps.zed OF Dronta,
ont with four alles as the crow. All woro aaSaJ.
.-The wrcesng etrnr Magnet succeodo III rescuina
the scr aaGinnM from tho bench Il. Black River, L1ko
Erie, md towod her to Cleveland for repairs. 1Ioe
danagea aro 10 Hevoro thas two steam pumps aro ~
qutrod to keep her FREQ.
-rho scow n1ayaower nnd tho Ec',r Cascade hnvs
been beled at Cleveland. The Dnitcd Btaos Marshal
gives notice that July tho cnlua will bo disposed o.
Tile Belle HanRcom, now mud very fine schooner
Just built at Toledo BY hesBra. bailey Broshosu, bus
Owing to tlia aas tl,et sevsrnl dsaasors navo To-
Gently tnkon place IN the oeallty Of Point paleo It
possible that Misrepresentation oxiHia M Ia tho 10.
most d1nicult FOR upwara-bounl vcsaels to enter
nrlnG thick weather, tic following explanation as to
te situation may hs Of interest to s,ch not s!lt
located on tho northoase point, and be ii,
ordinary weather distance OF twelve mcs On Point
osa-ha aas aauory from tho ostsoo ed ~" # tho
point from tho north shore. THIS light also ssihu
long distance and is cana to tho beat Tho ,aksB.
aud Lake Superior pors nrrfyed ut Detroit from D-
lnth Tuesday morning. with full cargo OF what anl
flour, route to Butalo. Owing to 1argo accum,.-
1ation Of gra1 in Duluth t s robabe other sto.nsers
wy 10 charored for ono or moro trips to buffalo
Ere On or return pAsssgo Tho Hurd proceeds diroct
| to laEe Superior pottH.
Elaes Of dHty ct Spectacle Reef. Cunning Up Lake
Huron few days ago iii tek weather. he steercd for
TIT tGs sag eepg a9 g thu e.
whistle; he kept starp lo,knt and Mt last found
himHa only faw hundred foot from tho liglt-houeo.
lfAd he k9pt on only few minutes longer hn would
havo bcen ashore On The reef TAe fsg-,ora1 Of tic
Vance was constantly sounded, but received no rn-
Rponae from thu whistle nt the Hghhonsa during tho
Of tho lght-keeper Ii rcprolansle and he ahoull bo
| promptly diBm!aacd from the service.
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court was called to paaa on tho conntttutlonaiitY
Of Inv nB 10 which thoro might be 3 tltIror-
enco Of opinion. r he hold ttio Inv unconstitu-
ttona1 tho Immediate bonolt would bn ANAL to
defendant 1T would tllarnias ts caso but not stop
any other. II waB not an undispntad rroposl-
tton TINT tho old eharter had descended down
uuintorruptod, but It waa claimed that thore had
boon q mortgage ea!o.
would amount to nothing, 1t seemed to him TINT
t,oro WAS an Immediate romely for tho lefcn1-
ant by lnhona corpua before tho Bupronle Court.
1Io would pay tho enn1o rospoot to this law ~ to
any other, and under the circamatancoa would
Mr.. STONE, undoubtedly, bainE tho agent Of TIT ii :
Company tlatnod In tho lnw. II did not follow,
oyon II tho Jury found that MI. Btono had re-
coivad more than 0 eonta mile for . passage
no was guilty Of violation Of tho law.
THE VERDICT.
!. THO tnry, aftor bcing out two hours. reported
tAey se9 they sgfeoosd that tho defendant
Jf 'aG him NJ Guilty ot crime. Tho Judge repoatoa
bis instructions, md, after somo convorsatton,
told tho jury 10 rotnrr', and IL thoy found as
Htatod, thoy must bring IN n verdict Of guilty.
a verdict tllas thoy found tic alofoudaut had
is7i n''a Tho % Judge tod tod ti,cm this vas as not Of
a proper yorlict and ho could not
recognize It in that form. It mchnt
guilty, nnd they might as we'll say 3d. After
some further talk, Without leaving their soats.
tho jurv 'wes polled aud oach responded
"uni!ty" and verdict to TINT effect was re-
corded.
THE aENTENCE.
Mr. 6tor,e waa Aned $50 aud costs, and tho
oaso appealed TO the Circuit Court. Tho other
suits were put over till Tuesday.
Thta caso las boon regarded aB tost ono, and
important bneauso triod at tho Capital and
inspired by the State a1thoritios.
It was ably argued, and now
points OF importance prosecuted. On tho sug-
gestion Of 5ass!ee Dralay It ia likely that tho
promo Court On writ Of haboas corpus, in tho
caaa Of Stone. by bis bai surrendering him, aud
a commitment made by tho municipal court, and
tho whole question: thus speedily pasBod upon by
tho highest State judicial tribunal.
, 1874-06-12

Committee Of EXPORTS, tho typea to represent
tho following grat1os, viz. Qool lni1lltng, mid
ding, low ,n{dlling. good ordinary, and ordinary
The Gommittoo Of Exports shall fix tho prIoo to
DO charged for tho aauao not to oxeooa $b pcr
SGT.
Tho Conmfttoo further recommend tho oxpo-
tenoy Of adopting tho bonn and aonioB for
weighing, md thnt all cotton bought or aold bo
weigled on tlo eamo: The report waa adopted.
~, T. odson. Of New 0rleans, Chairman.
Tho timo for tho next meeti1g was loft to tho
ot1tcerB Of tho Exchange.
TELEGHArHY.
3.ho 0ommittoo on Photography aubnittod . re-
requires tho oitioorB Of Tic National Exchange to
negotiate for tho transmission OF commercial ro-
po,ts.
Tho Convention adjourned Bine dlo.
, 1874-06-12
CRIME.
Hruta1 officer Killed by n Sailor,

4stxsia1 Dsspa.ea to The Chicago Yt4aHnt.
NEW Your, Juno n.-Terry J. MARTIN, first
n1ate Of tho SCHOONER Katie nangor, waa killed
by a colorod sailor, namcd Frank Moyors, April
26tl last whffo tho vohBul was taittng IL cargo
at Cedar Keys, Fla. Tho vcssel arrived horo Oh
ol.lceyB and crow, Marttn ofton drunk to excoBs,
aid, when intoxicated, qunrrotod with tho Cap
tain aud second n1ate, and ma1treatod tho crew.
On tho morning Of April as lie wont on ahoro,
saying, AZ llo waa abont to 1onve. that he WIS go
ing ashore TO get drunk, and whom ho oamo
back would raise holl. Tho Captain won't
ashore SOON aftor, .and did not return until Into
III the evening. Martin cane on board about s
o'clock. and At onoo began to throw helaying-
able At the crew. They defondol themselves,
and during tho naoleo which followed Mrors
struck Martin On tho hoad with . club, killing
him Instantly. MyutH Tna arrostoa by the tow,
atthorittcH, but. Mt tho inquest On tho next day,
ho Was acquitted on tllo ground Of Holf-defepso.
1to returned to work aboard tho vessel, and
retired at night NJ usual. Tho following
morning ho WIS missing, aud 1t was
supposed TINT ho had aod frou,
four Of punfal,nlont. Martin has wife In tlis
city, who on, hear1ng Of Ier husbands deae'.
cast suspicion on Tho captnin Of tho Bohoonor.
Those chargoa were founded on atatomant IN q
letter from her husband that he had had trouble
with tho Captafn. Tho conBigneas OF tho voaaol
Bny that tho Captain has boaa with tllom many
years, ind Is OF unbloulished character. Mrs.
Martin haa Withdrawn hor chargoB. Hhn watch
mud other personal property Of tho lecoased
were Aefzod by tha Shorift at Cedar Keys because
tho Captain retuaoa to pay more fees than tho
FREQ use Of lis revolpors, no attompt Was made
n roc0v1ry
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tSuttfHi Uisnafch Ia Tia Chieago Tribune.
UETnolr, Mfch june a11-Aflcriioou.--pAssE Dows!
Props Arotic, Fletcher ana barge, D, W 1supt an'
arges; bark q. ]. Wells; schrs Champion, Bcoro
AtIan.u, T. 4. BURTON 1susetan, Naragansets Annie
VongA., barbarian, Mathews, Enza Gorlach, I, ..
iey Oily Of ohoDoygal, Drlghte, Anoakeag, Triumph,
Fail,u Frank Clifford, Josco.
PASSED ur-ITopa Russfa Wilson. Annie Young,
Snnllac, Keownnaw, Ahefcorn and barge, Frankfort
ur,a barge; bark =. Corning; sels NegaNnee sshuyl
Ell, Drlos, Dawo!f, Lake Forest William surRis, q
Cnlklns, 4. A. Wood, Adirondack, Kimball, Fannle
Hartford, Aurprise, General burnside, Ben nraukn
Acontias, renokeo.
Observation-Disclosures.
, 1874-06-12


Special Dispatch To 7he Chfcauo Tribune.
AunoMA, ILL.,, Juno 11.-phe commencement
axorclseB Of Jonnlnga Seminary occurred to-tlay,
ia tho spacious First II. E. Church, which WIS
completely filled, Tho results OF tile past term
Aaye proved most anocesBfnl, aud gratifying alike
to our citizonA tho Faculty, and tho students. Tho
graduating o'aHa consisted Of Urblno 8. Fills
worth, Dcer Park; CharluH Layton, Bristol Sta
ton, aud lrone A. Moray, Naperyilie. from tho
Clasaieul Course; Johu J.. Finko, Savanna, and
I.ouia Karelaney, Fsoeport, fsom tho Latln Scion-
tilc Course; Ida 4. QaEo, MarHeillos, aud FRAN
Cos ?. Osgood, Boneca. from tho aormaa Scion~
ti1o Course.
individually and collectively tho clasa did
themselves mud thoir tutors great credit, il.
tlloir orations this morning, showing careful
tralning mud hard Htlily. An intoreating feature
Of tho exercises WIS tho awarding or special
prizes, IA follows; 10 Urbina =. Ellsworth.
who exccllol II, mental eoieuoo. $50
from tho Principal iu natural Acionco,
the prize Of $40 wRa Won bY 1dn a.. Gage. wh.to
honorable mention wna fnRda OF Alr. Noblo'B
work; tho pyizo offered by the Roy. Il. Shop
heul, OF Rockford; waB inctoasod to s25, aiid
awarded, a11 to Louis Karcln1r. aud at0 to Nir.
Q. 4. Noble, while John Il. Einko received hon
orahlo ,moution. III pcnn.anehip. Spencer Mnt~
tlHon received tho first prizo, and Mr. Snow tho
seoatt,
THO lecture OF Prof. n1uthaws, OF tho Chicago
UniYo1sty before tho lrytnionn Boriety Inst
ayoning, upon Thomas DoQuiucey. was enter
tanning.
, 1874-06-12

Special Disyh.tsh to Tht EHitetuo 1tihuue
hIr. Monnls, ILL.,, june il.-Yllo exhibition ex-
orcisoB begun ut 10 o'clock, Among tho OLD
friends Of tho Seminary WHO woso urasont wero
PROT. Il. y. Mheolor OF EvanAtou; Prof. ".
r. Jonoa Of Chicago tho Hon. D. J. pinelsney,
OF lit. NORTH; Prot. ]. N. Waggoner Of 0alena,
tloorH. wl,oro tug young monl,ad oxto1nporixai an
auditorium on tho calnpuH, conslHtng OF u largo
platform and naaNy BoatH, I'LL coyorbl will sre1l
Prof. Woaler. aid thon eAuo tlle following
programme: Latin salutory, by ", Il. Reynolds,
Hanna, ln1. "FrancjH Dacun." BY Jessie j.
Gort!ana. Morris; music. "Ihe New Departure"
by William u. 1ta,. Oregon "Bllnriso aud Sun.
sst, ,"by G. 4. Woolaoy, Sycamore; 0y'isa par
lamont Of Mon," by 4. r. King, ualdano
lll,Bo.
III tllo aftornoon ca,ao tho following, Muaic,
Our Doygt " by Mary j. potHe, Oregon; "l'ho
Power aud 1eauty q Eigurat!vo Language" by
Milton, @. Nc1, Ht. 0lorrlat t'Au,oug tbo
noots," by AHA MaKoan, ut. Morris
, 1874-06-12

TIE TRIAL, nr r,oRrr- 4arsr srosr nrsr,ra M .
VERDICT or ouIry.
sp<cta. Dispatch to Tas Chicago Tribune,
MADISON, Wis, June 1.-THE suit against L.
- =. 3.eu" Asoas " NV on.'a6o, %i."huAeo q
st. Paul Railroad, for charging illegal ratca for
passenger tickots, occupied all day In the Munic-
ipal Court. tho Jury not bringing in q verdict
until nearly 8 O'clock. 1t tho oponlnz o, Court.
nI. r..., 1a.,,..,.a IT, .-.,,..s...t w.
a..> Sats tsa"u.ou u'e n" st4s1'ost hu7poaaoo ny
tho aa)ourhtnens gcstosaa7, anu debatod Home
Of tho points thon givon. He insisted that tho
ehartor grautod by the Territory of Wisconsin for
saasoaa from Mllwaanee a' 10 Waokeans' anu
thouco u 1anes'llle auo tne Mlselss'ppi, Vostea
fnviolable rights In the companies succeeding
tho one authorized to construct that road, among
wnlea waa tho power 20 rcen,a1e thels tar'1t' and
profits out Of tho roaa enjoyed by tho
ongiual corporation. He strongly con-
ero' sa,n Du ,n aoost,nu at,n,s it,.
W.. e.0sn aaa osnolo' tnas Luz Heos
to repeal tho charter involved TINT to take the
property LOT tho Companies organized under it,
and said tlo same principle would apply to 4 rms
"oany; @ 1ons m,,, OF newspaper association.
ane heg's'atafo OF WISCONSIN cou!d repeal oVosy
ehafter granted under ltB constitution, bu: the
Company had property, 1t waa theirs and thoy
cntl1 CRa It necnrnn tn fin ferr1H ri khn ornt,t
Il !. t,n,o ,o,,1o S.,7ora.,oa t1,ot 49, 49,
10 stnae psar'o o',He'esooa ~ 'nAs t"es ueo
40 power OF 1oppeTy: !ho property belonged to
~ aIocAnotaofh. tno aiate s1t'ppeo ihe Faifoaa
~ usotnpalay oi every atanen'se. IL haa It's rights
OF pfopef.y proteetoa, II nna aacrod contfagt
wlth ino stato oloef tnah the CONSTITUTION. It
Aas alreAoY oeoa me la'Y shat charter was
eohtfa1t. Ho ptoeossoa against multiplying sutss
ana p'Nng Or hoavy costa On sho people to har-
raas tho r9i,road companies, md gayo warning
tAefo would 10 Foaotion Oh this subject.
,.u.-,.. .. fon THE PEOPLE.
.inlsss,os-At.ofnev Jonas fospoadod With con-
s1uo.ao!o ap.ity 1or . young lawyer, with
pIaol .l9ie 3or ngoparhtlon. He argued TINT
oYpn uhdor tae otd GhaftoF eho taw Or iaat wiuter
would Apply, as me charter coulo navef hnvo
given exclusive and unlimited power to h1 tolls,
% nhk 'ao ' Laga,siao con1a p.oVonS anfeason
ap'e ana taS oatorsaonste a ehsEgos NO Granger
~ ~ ".n ""n.aa i.st .uo Iqaua 10 "oex WIN.
,na+ ~. paX, ~ nn sno Aos's'asafo aM nos
t MH1s nao Svnp"uy s ~ IL 1ates ho
40 ~ " hnesn ~; am us!es W 1eHuMNtvu
s ~ " ~. W a nnunsafo WY Mn!psine " +ue aeate
a,,u snu pnpo. ~ ~ ~ tu.tneI ca1uaoa thAt tue
~ ~ .nb uau onsleet "ete nos tsausleE
~ ~ sn9 ptsnaae auuoa tto tuoto
oe.uB ~ pomus ~ tAoLtsase easops oNaes tae
ss'e pr m", sso W. u tuo ooastta
niu ~ w. uutnPany nan w., no Tgnta e1eeps ano
wv w w aeastNsu's. Lue oompsny, Aeanlr.
lug puanoaatn ~ ,aaa t1oa nioItgago nieu IstlooB OF
nsauonua .;. ~ 11oo, nnu WIZ ossana2oa anasf sao
''la'snsaoae 49,, .. .ao Uunh.teatloh. It
TIE coNs1irV1;toNALiff si 20; or THE hAW.
an ~ H.o.Anu .n@t ~" |@o unoulH.'tattouhI hh
npoe.ht !oslsi,a, ~ o'huen u dau 1los como
sm1ion ~ e},,o ot w ne
, 1874-06-12

THE ull1CA1o ALTON BUTTS.
spR1TaFtE1D. ILL.,, juno 11.-Judee Drummond
took bis aeat in tho United 9tates Circuit Court
hero to-day. The Hon. B. g. Edwards called up
tho Chicago l. Alton case, ami, aeked that it ho
set down FOR hearing, The Court set apart noxt
Tuesday, when tho arguments will DO heard.
The Attorney General entered q croga-mottou to
auaah tho writ Of certiorari. This motion will
also bo argued Tuosdny noxt.
, 1874-06-12
Attempted Murder nnd suicidc.

ST. LOUIS, No., Juno 11.--AB Johannes Plorro,
Frenchman, and woman accompanying him,
we're bonrtiing westward bound train. at Jof-
foraon City, NO., at a.35 O'clock yesterday snorn-
who fired a pistol at piorre, without offect, tho
latter eaeaping round tho corner Of tho depot.
Hoelderle then anot tho woman in the breaat,
inilicting a dangerous wound. He then Tired
Two balla into hia own body, and died In two
had boon living together Us mnn aud vito for
throo years, on tho 1oveein St. Louis, whero they
kept saloon and boarding -house; TINT Hoel-
dorle refused to marry hor nftor repeatedly
promising to do 30; that they dissolved partner
son City to moot piorro who had promied to
marry her and 80 into buBiness III KanHaB City.
noeldorlc, induced BY jealousy. followed the
woman to Jofforaon City, with tho above result.
, 1874-06-12

Special Dispntch to The chtcaoa 1yatnne.
CAnL1NvrItE, ILL.,, Jnno 11,-1i,o 1lfth annual
commencornent EXERCISES OF nnckb,lrn Uniycr-
Blty took place at tho Court iiouso III thta city
to-tiny. Tho graduating clasa waa composed Of
flyo latlios and four aentlomon, soyon Of whom
woro coiiegtntos, and two scientific. Tbo entire
class graduated with honotH. Tho EtaBtor'a ora
tfon was delivered before the Alumni Asaociatton
by II. ". Montgomery, Of thta city. The oxer-
cisoH O tho wnpk clone this evening, by n rocop-
tion given by tho Taoulty Of tho University.
, 1874-06-12

Tie alarm from Box No. SCI shortly aftor
O'Clock thiH morning, was caused by fro broaliug
out iu stable to tho roar Of md connected With
schuttler'a wagon factory, at the ocruat Of olin-
ton and Monroo atreotA. Damage, nominal !;
fully insured. Tho Sra was cannod by somo per-
ao1l haYiag thrown lighted oienr among aquan-
tity OF colnbuatibles.
, 1874-06-12
lnluml,in rol1oRa. alntliaon. Ind.

MADISON. Ind, June 11.-Tho commoncomont-
exorcIRos Of tho Hanover College wero oomptot-
cd to-day. Prof. Patton. Of Chicago, and Gov.
1uomaa A. Houaricka, ft,ate tho principal all
claas numbered twonty-ono. funds arc being
raised for tho erection Of flno nov coliogo
buildings. hoart1lng.honsos, mid now fosiaoneos
for tho Professors.
, 1874-06-12

nRpnEpoRy, Juno 11-1:ld p. m..-ANR1vEp-Uo1
Taylor, nomeo 5000 hn corn Ms11e I;eaf, ona..n,
corn, 900 bu Uats
OlrAusp-uuntas, Ottawa, IT, 1851 1t lumber, 21 ,65u
1nt!Is
lsn1oaEponr, Juno H. 1880 p. m.- ARRIVED -
Cayuga,u Lockport. o,co0 bu corn; North America,
Senaca, 7,tDn hn oatH.'
OLis1,sn-phocn,x, Loelport, 85,7aa # lumber /;
Drill, Lasae. 07,B00 fl luiAtey; 1aorga, 7l,4a2 It
iunhsr, Iasae: ~ III lsh, uttca actropolls. Chilli
noe. q N n'nScr, l3.45o lash: Frlundahip, 1aaalle
2l,6Q3 Il lu1ulnr.
, 1874-06-12
KILLED IN A MINE.

Speeial Dispatch 10 The chtcaga Tffbunt,
WILKEaBAnnE, Pa. June 11.-Donnis Doyle
waH instantly crushed to Ioath Inst night by
tall Of caal 10 the Jeansville 1nineH, noar Hazo-
ton. IT is estimated that tho 1nass OF coal Which
came down IN the fall that caused Doyln'a laa.h
waa sufficient to load d train OF ], 100 cara.
, 1874-06-12

"Our. Glrla." by Elslo o. Wnggonor,
Qalona; =" 1topubltca." by n. a. Harwood,
Etroy; n,uao. Prof. Wheeler nexL apponrod nj
tho orator hafore tho Alumni, followed by tho
whole was terminated In the oyonug by IN OK
hfEftiQn coucert.
, 1874-06-12

!sptefal Dtspatth 10 Ihs chicaqn 7fibnne.
BunL1HavoN, Ia. juno 11.--Judgo J. q. Hall,
ono Of the oldest and most abba members OF tho
iowa bar, dlol here to-day. The deceased had
boon n Judge OF tho Supreme Court Of Iowa,
md also d member Of tho Legislature. lie waR
G7 yenrs Of ago Mt tho tirna or l,is doatE, and
bud boon residont Of Burlington since 1859.
, 1874-06-12

YeAseta puAscd Port Huron.
Tonr Hunoa, Micl, June observation-disclosures
Props Mary, Jarrecko, nocso Philadelphia With schr
Hhnrw0ol.
Ur--rrops Russia, A1uska with achr Alcghnny, An-
Mo Young Will sehr scnuydll. sclrs drace Murray,
Hartford. surprfHe, Jnn,ea %ato Wyaldotte, pAiio
Gcoyill0, Neganneo Alifondac.
WiED-Auutu.
, 1874-06-12

alins Scott, q negro, WAS arroBt oil to-day near
this atty for oompKcity IN tho Elliott murdor.
While being conducted to town lie was taken
from his captors and hung by vigilants being
the third poEeon hung BY them for this murder.
, 1874-06-12

SAN EaAwo1soo, Juno 1.-Two sharp al.ocks
Of eatthAuake Weso folt loIo AZ o'cl0nk to-
night. No damage lono.
Nino hundred sacks OF whont, tho 1ras Of thp
nsH csop, we're xeoolysd hazs to-day.
, 1874-06-12
MARINE.


Fort at ClltcnEo. Juno II.
Bark Kala Darloy, Cleveland coa].
Bclr Imperial, alunoninro lumber.
Prop D. ". Towers, 0swego, coal.
Prop Schlek1oonl, Montreal, aundritA.
Bchr ArGo, Montreal, waud.
e fsep ssy 2ysxat AZ 0fsss gar ae Gass,ss snases e9e
ffr pep Sy q Ta9ars asnsse arnyssss se cit ae
sel,r Amin Mulvuy, Parry Sound, lumber.
seir s5eis Gail cariinefopd, d blovalsn.d, . , coa1
psop Isko Bteeze. Hontou Harbor, sundriss.
stmr corona: st. Joacrh. .undrea.
lark Elizabeth Jones, Buffalo, coal.
sclr Wille LanlIt, White lake, lumber.
large 9. o. D.. MuBkcgon, lumber.
Barge City Of Grand Kap!tis, MuskeRon, 1unbers
schr 1rinidad, 0awego, coal.
srr Montauk Oawcgo, conl.
ssr ss6r 4a5,a q NJ n?aa; Ma;,ksSoa kSs%ssG; sr sSs;
Prop ocouto, arocn Bay, snnurlus.
Prop h1enoninee, htuakcgon. surartea. ;
Sci,r 8. il. Foster, Cleveland, coal.
Bchr Trl. Color, Holland, lutnher.
Prop A}ohawl, Buffalo. Band.1ea.
Prop Loand, Wyandotte, pig iron.
Hehr ". Lawrence. Buffalo, coal.
sclr Tialer, Bouth iiayou, bark.
6chr Leo, arand Iavet,, lumber.
GeAr 3. r. Atwater, QzWego, coal.
schr T. II. Walker, Eric, coal.
@ Srop i l. II u 1ano1ard, M naaslo. ;snalldos. s
Hehr Coliingwool, l;rie, pig Iron.
ScAr Eunrian, Cleveland, coat.
sehr r Gassss 6aisasne hung WE'e fessr sSoG a'r
scl.r D. F. nruco, Buffalo, 5000 bu corn.
senr ssa Gem, Lttio Sturgeon, loo III oats. tons
feed.
g.on 1aveItte Mepomtnes, ers 81 snt sundriss.
fsE s s III aSs o a %a
Schr l1elycta, Buffalo, SO 81a bi corn.
Bchr James Couch, Buffalo, ,o1D tu corn.
Bchr John Magae, oswego, 1890 hi corn.
gchr lathfnder, uuaato, 43l:a bu corn.
achr Sam Cook, Gswego, II 200 hu corn.
sclr butcher hoy, Buffalo, 70 900 bn corn.
schr Atau,'to. Fort ooborne % , a ,l!o bu corn.
Prop Europe, Montreal, 1g8oo bu corr, 900 bss corn
Prop scoia, Dufalo, 24noo bu wheat, 14.soo bu corn
achs Monticello Port colbori,o. q, ,Ats bn corn.
Prop BADGER sto, Busfalo q 100 By wheat 25o bsls
ao.lr, 8 brls nlcollo1, AMI s'ndries.
NIGHT oLgAnAHoEs.
Prop Menomtroe, Maskcgon, suudrish. ~,
stnr CITY Of Toledo osdenaburg, lodoa hn corn, 2o7
Prop Lake Dresse, benton W"r,,or, auadrtcs.
stn.y corona, st. Joseph, sundrlea.
prop Peerless Duluth mid other ports 5000 bu oata
And torsy-ouo vossels cleared light.
Luke Fref4lts
We're fairly active and easy under icra offerings vt
ao for corn and ID tor wheat to Buffalo, and 7c for
corn 10 Caweao. Charters To Dutfalo-schrg Sou
Bril-, u. D. Allen, Butcher Boy, @. Mears, corn at
31e; sehr oneonto {aet cyauing} wheat at 4c schrs
Three Brothers and q. D. Wiudat wheat at Do prop
Npwbarg wheat aud oats through. 10 Qswego-9shrs
IT, Copley Vest sls, md Gorrit Smith. corn Mt Tc.
TO Saruin-prop Caldwell, ,corn md outs through. To-
tal IA; capacity about 100000 bu wheat, l5oo0o bu
coi1,, md 2J, ,G1U bM oats. .....
DEr1.orr, June 11.-Wheat to Oawego. Hh67oc.
DuRt4Lo Juno 1l.-Coal to Chicago, 49t Per ton.
MILWAUKEE, june 1l-Fretghts Cd Wlloat 4e to Duf-
fnlo aud m to lower lakelrorts.
TolEpu, Luue 11.-YeSaes scarco good demand at
, 1874-06-12

4 MEMORIAL 10 DE. ALLYN FROM TIE GRADUATES
OF 1A74.
When oue at1tvcs we'll though the endurance 10 BIT
ter yet tie mingled Joy nl1 pride Of having laboreu
"roya}y brinKB aollro that MngesA IN tue tnmory
nftpr brighter peasurea hsva d!mmcd and faded.
Though no longer to dwell with him within tlcao
hn1is of srenep, We can hut regrat thas Dr. Allyn WHO
guided McKontlrco college through dlAoultiea
Tho Chair he llas rendered SO honorable.
While other scencs and duties invite hia willing
haue uot 10 uY who have bean been directed ia Wiz
dom with such goodness OF hoart, will ho appear othor
than cur President.
Dut, while we tho graduates Of ~, lament Ills cali
to otcr e1ds Of laboE Wa would also regard the fee-
yoars, have received from hs !arge mind ancn glowing
Incentives III tho pasha Of knowledge and VIRTUE.
noceising tho Presidency Of MeRoudree Col.
to e1osn 10 hopelessy ovee nor walls and Threaten
teatructlou to our country, he, by his Abilities both Of
mind aud heart, Faktndiad tho Aopoa OF ler f"turo
prosperity. anl through pcessant labor ad years of
patient toll brought light from aarltncss, and aaisasd
massive pie,-a ht structure OF learning for tho
growing wants Of the West.
Could the plaua otigiuatcd by him. aud 40 per-
siaentlg advocated, hnvH adp fruitful instead Of
her position to-day, McKoalree would hive boes not
ouly the foremost institution in the Wes but tho fret
aud proudcst IN the tnuu.
Realizing his worth 10 tho College and It's Patrons,
mud knowing cur juRt appreciation Of hin lahora IL
nerltcd BY hia thorough discipline aud sy1npnthete
heart We do sinrercy r0Hret that fnturo aHuocia-
tions ut cKeree will bc masrcl by the Rasencc Of
inee that has tndearod ttaclf III all our memories.
And, wltIo chertah most endor regard for our
Alma Mater, minds will cling to Tho Heenos
with which BIZ unfne 1B ]jnk0I, and our hearts
viii foudly follow bin footsteps through titaa pRrn,
age. We Htrisa to Initiate hia excellence aud noblt
, 1874-06-12


10 the Editor Of The Chicaao TtibMns:
SIN: pleaso publish tho accompanying me-
mortal In The TRIBUNE, aud obligo the class Of
"a OF McKendres College, Lebanon, Ill.
Fl. NJ. BNong,}
n. 4. Louon, Committee.
e. D. BnowN.