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AMERICAN PORTS

ALEXANDRIA June Ip--Arrved. schrs a p Klpdherv,
Somerset K Baird, Washington ,anl sailed Tor Bo.-
toni white Foam frovidcncg ana sailed ios i5aitoSs
Tor GEORGETOWN; Jos I 3aker 20 90 On the Ways
Bristol; Welda, Portsmouth; Index urom George.
OKPf0NAUG, June Io-saiied, sehr Harriet Thomas,
Boz ION june 25-kfriyed steamers China nrl, GIN.
liverpool June aud Queenstown 9thi Cen whitney,
2st@Arrived, s5cancrs Old Dominion orr, Clements,
Yarmouth, Ks Rom ~ Croweh Fhliadelphia; ,harSs
man NienoS Gennesos hi9te; low. ~ s on5 kia
wrgn. Rreeman ssgnai 45an5@' 49,. 49,,
Also arrived, .chrs Iouie smith. Brown, sagua
Allie Burnham Baxter Caibarcn. Clara q Loud Foun-
tame sew orleans; 4 Reed. Jenkins, New smgrnai
Hand Alexandrias Freaerick Nickerson. HASKELL 10. ;
town Do; Lncio jenkins jenkins Baltimore Ada )
simonion, Hall DO; Earn Eyerman Cors9ns J Mex
u De8rborn scuil aud samuel Cashier, II, Phladel.
NanG , IAN h i Eaton smitb wsenawken hid.
dctqn Jr. hall 90; Burlnshame, barlf9g1amsa 10
ken; u curtis, nray 90; Georgia. Cooper o.,
schrs WIN smith. fuford. 4 Mare Mary brown. 81
Georg.'s Bermuda; Lucy a 0rcu't liar. Phlialel.
do Joha " Gsii Powell, Slessnina
Cesred-steamer Sereaf beTgy, scw i9 s u sl.g
lett adelaide ~; viz Sew York -. 60. =,
Ilasr Read NeT R, hqrS T 5, OFtne
Lamprcy Boston, Rodney rsrker, Parker. New haven't
WIN shsttuek crowsl, Rostou.
CeSrsd--stssmers. Louis, Wsker' Edoaion, 80 wm
Woodward, Young New York. Geo Appold. L0vc4unN 1T,
Boston ship Bonanza, baly, san rrancsco; halt ~
Ger, WiHdcrh0rst, Bremen, bark Monte . angelo
Ut. MaSterOna. Belfast rehr Addle Waitons bAnittlh
boston; Lottle Beard, Perry Prosidence.
BRUNSWICK ga, june declared, brig Laura Ger.
BEVERLY, June 9O-sahsd. schr Kate RommeL
CHARLnsTON june 7i-sailed, bark Architect pr,
United Kingdom schrs Carrie Bell. New h0rks y q
smith, Philadelphia; Burd0u Hart dol Jones',
Boston ID l. Taylor, Baltimore.
DANvEHS, June l6-Arrlvcd, schrs Almira WooNey,
King, Philadelphia; 9th, Buckley. Young, DO
DioHToNsJune ls-saled, schr Belle HALLIDAY, ioF
GEORGETOWN Dc.
New York, bound east
EAST GREENWICH, June l9-saled, schr Burlcy,
NOrtbrup, Philadelphia.
FORTRESS MONROE June 2i-Arrived, harks Ora.
zeila Nor), Lspeland, Aewryi savanna tbp, ONeA'
Cork, both seeking.
Passed in Tor Baltimore, June 2l-Brig A Bernard
(fsr) rom the West Indies
Passed cut 2ist ships Annie Bingay, for Antwerp
John Rutherford, for Bremen Andrew Johnson tor ~
John. NIB; bargs q BgeOw for beliast Afracan, i0f
Eotlerdams Ocean for tho Baltic; Fortuna, f4 riga
stevens for the West indies; 0iano Tor CORR blanA,
fof Dublin; Monte Tabor for Queenstown saga, l0r
Bremen Johann Ludwix, for DO; briggs Jas miller. i0r
MeLicoj 4 Dillingham; Tor Boston, schr a sahone@'
FALL RIVER June i9-Arrived, schrs n Queen,
Cam Philadelphia; surprise, seaman. hoboken. -
sAiied@schr HcrechCl, Chambers, Georgetown, lt.
GALVESTON june l5-oaned, schrs John Gabriel,
Campcachy Alice Hodges. Skinner, luxpnn,
eist yryed Gamer ~ III Austln hidridsei rev
lVft trl ghas HiigJ Dachendorf Boston.
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ACCIDENT on MURpER9

A Bor SHOT THROUGH THE HEART III A coM-
HADE--AEEEzT Of TIE YOUTH VINO TIEED THE
FATAr sHoT.
On last sunday afternoon about halfp past two
O'Clock Peter James Kane. boy about 6lTecn
years Or sga, vas snot b. ! comrade named Peter
McGrath, aged eignteen. At Long Island CITY.
There appears to be some little doubt "a 10 how
the aGar occurred, and, as far as can at
present be ssccrrained, there we're no Wit.
nesses TO the actual firing Of the snot, a.
thougn . number Cf persons heard the r..
port McGIath vas employed By the Long Island
Railroad 10 watch and take care Or a spite oriver
winch vas IL position near the track opposite the
corner of Second aud Ferry streets, near the va
ter. Kane had IN bis possession Tor some time
previous 70 lis death 3 small single-0areled
pocket pistol, carrying No cartridge. This ne
had lent 70 McGrath % Sunday they met to-
gether and - company with q boy named Jonn
Conn0rs bcvan 10 ire az On old tin pot which was
sel p as . target against the spite driver Con-
nors .ft the otncr Two a0out eleven O'Clock and
sav n9 more q them, pc SAYS, until after me
aeata u Sane. From tnLs period the testimony ls
very ClNHicting, some asserting that tho
1o}a played cards an6 tnat McGrath,
MS companion would not return u ~ flm, and
tnat IL therefore suddenly Grew TIE pist0, ana
aA0t kane. The bail entered through the lets
nipple " tae Ad ana pierced MS heart, causing
almost instant death. Another story II that tnc
AtiR4 ~ t1t t4fset Vas continued slLer Conn0rs
let ne otner 90ys together, and that Kane At
the moment thAt McGF4tA pulled me trigger OF the
pistol, wave aiming a. the tin can, came suddenly
IN the line q IRE and sg met as DEAN. This, too,
ID 4c0r8th's story. he az soon a. he saw what
ne I'D done ian away. ne returned 10 his acme
~ the evening, however, and was arrested aaG
locked ~ ~ Police Headquarters AZ Astoria.
TIE cORUA FRS INQUEST
The Coroner Mr.. Mau&er. Or winfield, imnan-
eisd Jury on SUNDAY night when viewed me
BODY anu adjourned. Last ngnt the taking Of
testimony was proceeded via. but 10 Iicbt vas
gWt8Wu nsa avn
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The annual reception Al the male department,
Public Grammar ScnOol No. 10, Wooster street,
near Beecker, VIII occur on Wednesday the 23d
INST, at two p. NJ, when medals and diplomas
VIII be presented, with an attractive selection
NJ musical ana intellectual exercises. on Thurs
day afternoon the female Departments viii receive
sheir friends and entertain them with similar
programme.
The closing exercises or the New York iHstitn-
non for the instruction OF the Dear and Dumb are
70 be held on Wednesday nexs, at naltpast two
O'Clock P. N. The Tarrytown special leaving
Tnirtietn street at one O'Clock P. NJ, wiz stop &C
the institution, returning az five O'Clock
Trinity church school VIII n0ld its annual receD-
zion At the school building, Church street. corner
Of Thames, on Friday, 10Th inst, commencing At
halL past three T. VI.
Cards or invitation have been issued for the
rloslng exercises Of the Girard Institute No. 10
East Sixty-second street. on thursday, June p, ~
Tie Rose Hih Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school TWenty-seyenth street, between second
and Third avenues having completed It's 4! tlesh
year, wiz hold q reunion and strawberry festival
an wednesday evening, the Esd inst, when
sketch Of the history OF the school viii be read
and addresses Will he made ~ several former
pastors and superlntepdeuts. Mr., Iohn Stephen
son, the railroad car builder, has been superin-
tendent OF TAILS school for over thirty years, with
Mr.. John Pullman as chief assistant
me class OF rs OF the College OF the City OF New
York viii have It's ante-gradnallon exercises to-
morrew Afternoon IN the chapel OF the college.
The exercises OF the graduating class OF the
Van Norman Institute, viii DC hello IN the Madison
avenue Reformed church, a. the corner Of Fifty
seventh street, tomorrow morning, ~ eleven.
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COLLEGE COMMANDMENTS.
TnE NORMAL COLLEGE,.

me daily attendance al the Normal College sim
remains a. iarge as ever, although the term Tor
study and the regular examinations FOR grsdu-
alton and promotion have been concludes. THIS
extra time Is being devoted 70 rehearsas for Com
mencement and for competitive EXAMINATIONS
among scholars OF the graduating class None put
ane best students take part in these contests ana
10 come ont frst or second in one o. them IS
voucher for splendid scholarship IN the prancn ID
which tnls success is attained The nrst examina-
ZION OF this kind came on on last Friday, IN the
subject Of methods and principles OF teaching; ont
ahe result is not yet known. Yesterday
snere were TWO or them-one in Latin and
ahe other in German. In both languages TIC
EXAMINATION was partly oral and partly written,
and was In both cases vel adanted 10 get AZ me
cemuaratlye merits OF the con testanIs. Inc WIN
nAr IN me medal IN Lafln was MISS Marguerite
Merinrton who also received honorable mention
for ner enorL Ia German. IN the second coaLess
me winner Of the hrsE prize, gold medal vas
MISS Eliza Doherty anu the winner oi the second
prize 4 silver medal MISS Ida L1ndhemer
There Will be competitive examinations to-day
and tomorrow. commencing az haE-past nine
O'Clock. Visitors are allowed 10 DE present. ana
to those interested 10 ed1cauon II would no DOUBT
be 4 goodly sight 10 see tie Ieadlaess ana accu-
raoy or she Young ladies In answering questions
prOpounded 10 them.
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CREEDMOOR.

THE NATIONAL GUARD AT BALL PRACTICE
TROOPS OF THE THIRD BRIGADE OUT YES
TERDAY.
The following named detachments nom the
Third brigade, First division, N.G.SN.Y. were
out Yesterday Tor BAH practice at Creedmoor.
The First battalion OF infantry, forty-eight on
GERS, non-commissloned officers, rank ana file.
under the command OF Captain William Kelly !;
companies A. / ana K, ninety officers and enlisted
men, OF the Eighth regiment under the orders OF
Captain LIngham; companies G. and D. OF the
Ninth regiment. los of1cers and men, in charge or
Captain Pryor; companies and r, or the Fifty
nnh regiment eignty-three officers and men,
commanded by Captain Flelschbeln.
or the fOrty-eignt men paraded by the First bat
TALON twenty seven appeared without the regi-
mental uniform nantaloons These were excluded
rom participating III the pracuce ana summary
turned out OF the grounds by man wearing a
white hat ana having an umbrella Ia his hand. lt
afterward proved tnat this WAS General Narian,
commander ol the InIrd brigade, who, although
without any insignia or rank nlmseli, assumed 70
correct the men OF the FIRST battalion. AFTER
being elected rom the praclee some men In the
uniform OF ghe.Flrst battalion formed themselves
into a sham guard, ana, Without any authority
had been placed AZ the gate leading 70 the
ranges 70 prevent me troops going 10
the hotel IN guest OF liquor once IN
Dolte for the Creedmoor Hotel. A corpcra's
guard followed by AdJutant Seymour ito identify
his mem, surrounded mo notel ana captured the
boilers, who were brought before General varian,
still IN citzen,s dress, ana ordered by MIN TO DC
stripped OF their uniforms and expelled from the
grounds, an order winch was forthwith executed.
Sergeant Kelly, of the First battalion Is accused
OF Ingtlc ating THIS dlsordery conduct in ORDER to
throw discredtt the battalion, and, II possible,
TO have II disbanded. Sergeant Kelly appeared
yesterday IN lpryate's uniform OF another regi-
ment 10 winch ne DID not belong as substitute,
IL Is said, Tor his brother, who IS private In IL.
AFTER The irEt two ranges llOo ana $50 yards) had
been shot over the men went TO rations at about
one O'Clock In DONG so only the FtftY-hfth regl-
ment observed any sort Of order or discipline.
This corps, after finishing scores, formed ranks
ana retired IN military arraY, stacking arms and
placing a guard over them during the time allowed
Tor ratons. The other regiments had the field
Uttered over wltn guns, belts and accoutrements,
tossed OF and thrown here and there in the most
disoraerly manner by the men, who seemed TOO
warm or TOO careless to look after them.
or the twenty-one out OF the forty eight men be-
longing 10 the First battalion who allowed TO
shoot seven qualified FOR the 200 and 800 yard
ranges; the Elgatn regiment sent sixty three men
10 the longer distances; The Ninth regiment mad
forty-nlne men VINO went pacE, and the Fifty.nlth
regiment returned twenty i've men for the last TWO
distances.
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RUTGERS COLLEGE.

...rr.,,ov m Tpr scrr,yrrTo srHoor-
- - . -..
PROGRAMME or THE Wkkk-sPoLs IRON
80 rurvxns Won TIVE ENRICHMENT or ON
HAW FAA-NAs -" 49, - -
- o. = - !, -.
NEW bkOFsWlOh, = =" Sune - 100
The scientific school graduation ceremonies
- -. -ornr,.rco,,e,. oxeretsa4 Tbeso con
80 - ..s - - ~
INST o. the Ieaoihg ~ essays "uien &C " W.
kinds-chemical and engineering-the sclentlnc
.cr-.. h.trv tbus o,vsaed a. me era a. two wears
-. ~ - y, - 49,,
1he t1eses thls year were SFoAeA y - lolS -eii-
torlous than ever belore-a result, perhaps, OF tho
.s,.,1. !, !. 49, - -. ,or..h ~ 80 c,nr.a ~
- - . ., 49,.
which this class or 10 u the rst 10 take the ponL
The following Il q list or the theses
wat.r wheeIs-H. '. Butler. New brunswick.
me Paraboiie Trrss-Grthar IN Fits,yorth Piaiuaeia
me japanese Metauurgy Of Iron copper and silver
y z Hat.ori japan.
kseps,e. = . 49,. p-.-,,r
~. IiS-ss 80 fises.sr - Rer~en ufu-c + IS
wsshbara. Jersey City.
Xvsrin dhemicai Psini-j. Z. Ward Madison.
:, anime -na Anime Ooiofs-hehry = SALe"ay r.
ssEAr-o !. :. oof'slyou, sew hIansW,.S'
Inc AOss ihssIesshE - 1Aeu4 go ~. hStiolis
the young japanese who Is also % deliver al ora
80, - yss.aros1.v =, IS re-rlsr ccr,,roro.,,,.
exercises, ia MS native tongue. Le leaves, much
a 40 - Yret IN Irlv "a return II fapan but ~
aone. ~ re.r-r ~ ts1re rssr vradrase oerr4e "
-. ,-,... ..s.---,, .,-..
hutEefs re SPEAKS kn4IAh alIh4sb thQlSa
ratnef slowly Mf hafl9fl ete 81 we luIh4c
ano Processes q sileltln9 used II S4paa aaa -
descftoed theA VeEt l4lellleell y. lA1te ere heW
c,,yss :. se4s - 4 WYNN s@Ao -
heiehtMs c0ufhs.
mere nave oeen sss.av agIs stleAs ~ ~ -
me az tera WI doq1uess bring rev more.
lhese teAe sAe paa.e ~ .a s"o' W. snss 5s-r
Tradaate, ana prinR the to.s .a9et ~ studcnts
~ hltgeLe 20 aDout ~. " Nv sAtlty-t.o WA9
kN.ssts 80 l az ~ ~ 49, ~ ~ 80
one AAEAeF anu one c1uN@tNA 80 d3FaA-tAe It8k
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

We are INDEBTED to the purser Or The steamer Co
lumbus from Havana Tor fayorS
srEAuEn LOUISIANA which sunk last November on
SMITHS Point a M mouth Of The Potomac River has
been raised sufficiently 70 30 tgWed INTO shoa water
disaster tue worx o. raising the hui has been connu
trs ~ bat ss ~ ss ys.!e aoat y, en-
pected 70 be accom- phshed N short time IL has not
COMPANY whether the hui viii be rebuilt from tho
Course ~ eonstrgetoa al baltimore VS. ordered 70 -
but ~ the Company 70 take the place u me wreoKed
Rank RrraS ALIEN al Boston from capc Of Coed Hope
ased IN simons say By eolldios.
Sem FLIvr Douglass from New York April II FOR
cargo a auction At Greytoen, FOR srs00
scuR THOMAS J. HecKEr. before reported ashore on
Ipswich bar. noated % % Friday, after dischareing
Ipswich beach, inside the bar, where she Lies badly
scan J II Mlvsrro fisherman, q Maine, was
saved.
scHa TsnnlrrS o ana nom Calais for View York, u
Vineyard naveu 10Th inst rcporOu tie lsth inst, ~
miles south q cane 70 ~ gate from the southeast
wss o 3 a Sro To ovTooa sS 5000 sh 10 sha
her. on The 1871. succeeded IN getting into smooth
waer Ways and Stopped ae @ Is hours PUMPING "
Sem JAsE sAsIa q Providence, TX ous, his been
she vii bal IRON fau aver. and De commanded by
Capt Marvel
s. IierTe Mar Tor bgs,on q we lth ipst n gale
carried away siarboard malnraiL II
Two.vAsrrp whale boat about = feet ionv painted
block win deck and trunk bna, belonging y < New.
comb " alem, during tho ugkt " the ltth Inst
stolen rom .wampsco harb0r, or parted her
drfited ~ There were charts compass and guam.
uiy u personal effects locked IN ne cabin
Tho wreck 81 The steamer Virgo sold AZ auction At
81 Pierre Mlu, Wednesday tor S1Jl Her cargo boon
saved under Agreement iol per cent salvage, and
- be sold on Monday
BnHwuDA, June 1.-THE American schr Joshua Grin.
nle, from New York Tor Maracub0, which put III Tor
medical aid sails tomorrow. she eavcs the cabin boy
ID Quarantine In charge o. tie American Consul
gaepr fDuebec4 Alt rpuortrd t9af the qrh
Jehn Clarke was fatally wrecked ~ Cape Cove Eat
urday last
HaN PRANcIsro. June 20-Two tugs went out today IN
search Of ship Champiain, wrecked the Faral.
lones, but returned unsuccessful.
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OUR CABLE Stripping NEWS.

ANTWERP, June 2o-Arrved. Carl Henderik, from
Sailed goth, ships John Baker. Mccarthy, Philadel
phla; Sirius GER, Moller, Baltimore; bark Happy Homo
tBr) coalaeet, Philadelphia mot previously.
AMSTERDAM juno l9-Arrived, bark scheide Gor.
Baarsrud Baltimore
Sailed 18th, bark Helen Sands Bosford United States
Bremen. June l9-Arriyed. Ozark Inca Ger, Wende-
horst, Baltimore.
Sailed 10Th ships Astronom CGer), Hopper, New
York; Trafalgar (Br) Kraft. Americas barks dermania
Ger, Culver, United staes Elena GER, Bassen. do
CARDIFF, June 20-Sailed, bark Laura Burnham,
Phillips Singapore tnot sailed l2th).
coLoMBo-s Sailed, bark Pandlta Fp, courtier. New
York
cALouTrA-sailed ships Albania CBr), seeiy, New
York mot sailed nom Bombay; Prince Rudolph tBrl,
Wishart and Bengal Orr. Code, do,
GLASGOW, June 2o-sailed, brig Alkor CNor), Eriksen
America
Arrived June 10 steamer Assyria OBI. Donaldson,
New York.
GENOA June I9-Arrived. bark George Lawrence
utaD, Polio. New York.
LIvERPooL, June 2o-sailed. ship John Potter, Nc
Cure, United states barks Rio do la Plata lBrl, Nc
Leod America; Kate Cam (Brl Smith, do.
LONDON June 2-saIleo, ship Clara Maria tswe),
Bugge, America
LEcnoRS-sailed, bark Teresa QtaD canHero, New
York.
MovILLE, June 2-Arrived, steamer Peruvian CBr)
Watts. Quebec tor liverpool
MKLBouRyE-Arrived barks Helena, Snow, New York;
Jas @ Pendelon. Gilmore, Boston
PoRr MApoo June 2l-Arrved. ship Berlin dr. Jones.
Darien mas been reported arrived llth).
QUEEEsrowE. June 2i-Arrived. steamer Sam Weller
Br), Ran;on New York; bark Prince Hasson (5r) Put
tick. Philadelphia.
Also arrived list ship Herald OF the corning, Nc
Laughlin, Tahiti Gand pro eeeded for HambGrg)i also
Harmonic, from -.
Also arrived 2lsL Pm. steamer City Of Paris CBr.
Tibbetts, New York for Liverpool
loH harE ncrrA nroVr Van
York.
VALENCIA June l5-Arrived, BRIG Cassopia tBD. Pet
It's New York.
YoKonAxA-Arriyed. barks Hants County tBr), Coch
ran, New York. Thos A Goddard, smith do
Sailed from -. Elecia, for America.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JUNE ~ 187a-TRIPLE SHEET

Co.
Brig Alfred (Br, George Bristol, B-Funch, Edye 4
Go. .
Rrg Somerset CBr), Haley. Cork or FalmOuth-c
Bertaux
Brig Little Harry Csr). Rourke, Cork for orders-D
De Wolfe A 90.
Brig icne (Brl sirowbridge. LaguAyra and Porto Ga
belo-Dalleli Bliss n 60.
Brig susie strout Higgins Cardenas.
schr Florence Rogers Horton, Kingston and market
-squires Bros
schr Ela Crowen Atkins. Ponce, PR-A Dayton
Co.
Piles.
schr Race Horse, Evans Aux Caves-B weinberg
Schr Harris Hudson, Baracoa-B Weinberg
schr Sarah Douglass lBr) Bethel, Tarpan Bay-Jas
Douglass
sehr Florence Shay, Vancleaf charleston-kvans.
Ball 4 Co.
schr tmma Heather Heather, Philadelpha-Jas W
EIWell & Co.
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MOUNT ST. MARY's COLLEGE.

CARDINAL McLosKEY AT EalnrTsBURG-REc EP-
TON or CATHOLIC DIGN1TARIEs DY THE
STUDENTa
FsnrTTsBURo, Nd. June p, 1878.
CARDINAL McCloskey, accompanied oy Bisoop
Lougnn, OF Brooklyn; McNierney, OF Albany;
Mgr. Roncetu and DR.. Uoaldl was received al
Mechanicstown this evening by Drs. McMurdie,
wee President, and Guedrie, Superior OF Sisters
or Charity In the United States, ana escorted 20
Mount ST Mary's college. They were received
here Dy the students Ia lns who, kneeling, re-
ceiyed the blessing ol HIS Eminence, alter winch
they gave three times three cheers. The college
band played "Hail 10 the Cnief,u and the distn-
gulsned 9relates were escorted 10 their quarters.
The college was brilliantly Illuminated.
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the men or the Third cavalry, VINO were 20 have
been out at Creedmoor yesterday, received coun-
ter orders, and are to 90 there Dn Thursday next.
THE SCOTO-l IRISH AMERICAN RIFLE MATCH.
In consequence OF the large attendance OF the
National Guard at Creedmoor ana the difficulty
encountered In getting targets on Friday next
for the match between the Scottish American and
Irisn-American Rine clubs. both assocla tons have
been reluctantly obliged 10 TX saturday, instead
or Fu0aY next for the match. good deal OF
interest Is elt Doth sides TO what tue result
may be.
THE BOYLAN BADGE.
The Boyian badge was won yesterday BY Captain
Lindsay, on a score OF filty-six out OF . possible
seventy points. Mr.. Robertson made the same
NUMBER OF points, but In the shooting OF Lindsay
scored o centre -four points, TO an inner three
points, on the part OF Robertson.
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DIPLOMAS FOR MIDsHIPMEN.
SECRETARY robson AND THE GRADUATING
CLASS AT ANNAPoLIs-THE SERVICES YEsTER-
ANNAPoLIs Ma, June q, 1875.

DAY.
ANNAPOLIS Nd, June q, 1875.
The diplomas were given 10 The graduating class
OF midshipmen to-day by Secretary Robson a. the
Naval Academy. A great crowd OF people, num-
bering nearly 3ooo, gathered 70 witness the
scenes Before me giving OF the diplomas the
midshipmen ana cades engineers assembled In
the chapel and were addressed by the Rev. Mr..
1inany, or the Board OF Visitors. The i've mid
shipmen entitled 10 special mention for merit in
studies are:-Cnarles Amsden, OF ohio; William Cut
Ter, or New YORK; Joseph Helm, OF Tennessee; Al
bon nodgson, OF Georgia, and Cameron WlnsloN,
OF Massaca useits; and the hye engineers ares
Frank Bailey. OF Pennsylvania; William CatncarL,
OF Connecticut William CoWles, OF New York;
George Nlluts. OF Pennsylvania, and Walter
Worthington, OF Maryland. The other diplomas
were delivered without specially The graduates
are detached from the Academy examination or
candidates Tor admission now progressing.
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mere. regnded ana set up on top or me oonege
cuDola. n rs cock with q big top-kRot and nnge
spurs Speaking OF the Princeton warfare re-
minds me that the muskets which That college "a
revenge stole from Rutgers armory nave not yet
all been returned, although President McCosn
promised that they should be.
Tonight the New Brunswick Choral Society,
very cultivated and well practsed body OF q nun
,red singers Il giving concert TO an immense
audience IN the opera House, In compliment 70
the Commencement proceedings ana the students.
The programme IS classical one, ana ~ being
elegantly rendered.
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THE ToMrKINs AVENUE TRAGEDY.
80. $500 pnoRAnLr 49,

Mrs. Lucinda WATSON, Wno vas shot ~ her nus.
Dsno "a sunday afternoon, was In such preca-
rlous condition asst night that Police surgeon
Lowsstcn ordered The r miiy to report any change
In nor condition, even the slightest to the
station house, so that the Coroner could a. once
be summoned 70 take her an e.m0rtem statement.
Ter pulse IS very low, she CNnnot ne down. and
deata MAJ come 70 her WITHIN q lew hours. The
result OF the investigation into the matter wlU. II
- sad. cause quite 4 seusaEa2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-22

scriDe, me arrivals ana departures from European
and Eastern ports Of American anu al foreign vessels
trading with the United states the same will be caoied
70 this country free OF charge.
Captains aRving at and sailing from French and
Mediterranean ports viii aud the Paris oflce the more
economical and exreditions Tor telegraphing news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-22

Rz-NOTTCB no CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER.
NC TIE PORT or SEW TOEE Al SiGHr-Ths Wv
York urnAGB has adopted distinguishing Costsn nght
signal for uss on boar1 the HERALD yacht show.
nr while burning the goors red rrecn, red. changing
nom ono 70 tie ether succession. and he
eral miles distant captains "a upon seeing this
slgnal viii obNge o. ~ preparing any marine news
usy may layo Tor the ship News Department Of the
HKnttn
go rerrons DESTROYS q communicating with vessels
srr4vlrv at NCw YORK a. 70 ~ addressing y such
vessels care 81 HrRALo news yacht pier No ! East
River sew 4Ork Letters received IRON All parts u the
word and promptly delivered. Duplicates srs re-
aulred