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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-11-20

Notre ami Edmond Leger va
transporter son msgasin de st.
Charles . St-J Jean. Bsptiste, Cd il
q lone IN terrain sur b propri6t6
de NJ. Eugene Boyer. Nous lui
sOuhait0ns de tout C@ur le succAs
don't II est digne
-Un beau resultat est celui qua
obtenu n. P.-W. Perret: doux
b0ucauts ct IN quart de sucre 4
raypent, ct Is barils de maIs net,
sur le memo eepace de terre.
la Cour de district q si6e6
cettc semaine. Ellie nd On 4 juger
aucane sdsire importante.
LA roulaison continue avcc
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-11-20

un succes croissant. Entire autres
bellies recoltes, est celle de NJ. 10
tave Roussel, qui, de 8 arpents de
cannes, q Obtenu 20 boucauts de
sucre ct environ 30 barils de n6.
laSSA. .1--ss= t-.-s. -"
-Le nouveau steamer AssMmp-
ton, capitaine Joe Dalferes, a
monte le fleuve mercredi sOir.
On 6crit de Washington:
A Apartir du Ter janvier proclaim,
6poque a lsquelle Ia France adhere !
pUnion postale, le tariff adoptS par
ladite Union sera mis- en- vigueur sur
tout 10 territoire de Ia Rspublique
Franchise CONNIE suit: pour lottfes
de IS grammes affranchies, 30 cent?
mes,; pour lettres dc IS grammes non
afftanchies, 60 centimes; pour les
cartes postales, IS confines pour $50
grammes, ct pour les i,uprim6s, les
echantillons ct autres matieres, S cen-
times par so grammes. u
Le gouvern1s s1ent francais sjoutera
d CO tarif un dsoit special "de trans
port par mer" de 10 centimes pour
les lettres de IS grammes de 5 CEN
times pour IS grammes de cartes pos
tales, ct de 3 centimes pour 50 gram
mes des aatres mstieres, % Qui por-
ters le prix de l'affranchissement des
lettres pour les Etats- Unis / 40 con-
times GU 8 cents. L'affranchisaement
des lettres partant d'ici pour France
ct tons les autres pays d Europe rcste
fix6 / S cents settlement.
LStablissement do CO droit de
transport par mern a lieu on vertu
dun parsgraphe du traits de Berne,
qui 6t6 ins6r6 parce que plusieurs
del6gu6s craignaient que 10 transport
par mer ne put 6tre obtenu aux has
prix stipales par ledit trait6. Cette
crairte n'avait pas le moindre fonde-
ment, puisque toutes les lignes de
steamers ont accept6 10 tariff de PU-
Mon, ct Ia France est le seul pays
qui ait profit6 de cette clause perti-
culiere. So couduite dams cotte cir
constance est tres regrettable, ct les
Francais seront les premiees 4 sen
plaiDdre 6nergiquement. n est con-
venable, en- outre, dinformer les per-
sonnes en- correspondence avec ID
France que, c0nfOrmement al nou-
veau tarif, toute lettre non -aflfsnchic,
partant des Etats- Unis, paiera on
France un Fort dc 70 centimss, soft
IA cents environ. ."-a:N.fss.5 '
..-Le QSatorze Septessbre est,
plut6t qu'une lourde armure de
combat, IN precieux 6crin Oh M.
Albert Fabre enchasse les pierres
les plus fines du tr6sor de Pesprit
louisianais. Mais il salt par exp4.
rience que le talent est recompens6
comme Ia vertu, ct il rappelle ainsi
AL public que Ia presse ne peut
vivrae Ia manne pure ct simple
des compliments economiques:
Depuis le jour on nous avons lauc6
Ia programme du QMatorse Gsptcssbys,
nous av0ns recu de toutes parts do
enc0uragements ct des
promesses sur lesquelles nous
Le meilleur encourage
ment pour nous-nous le disons On
toute v6rit4-c'est de s'abonner au
Journal ct de payer con Advancement |
l'avance, le mOntant do l'abonne-
nent ct le profit que nous pouvons
IN retirer 6tant infinithent trop petits |
pour nous permettre do nous dOnner
. luxe dun collccteur.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-11-20

lie Neso Orleans Times rap.
porte que Martin johnson, homme
de cOuleur. sccus6 en- 1853 dun
vol de 935, 900, commits au pr6ju-
dice du maj0r.payeur Lawrence
don't il 6tait le domestique, con.
damn6 4 50 s,ls de detention aux
Dry Tortugxs, ct relach6 en- 1896,
Went Petre appel6 CONNIE t6moin
dams un procAs intent6 d Philsdel.
phie contro les cautions dudit ma.
jor Lawrence, aetuellement de-
cede. LIE padvre noir, victime dun
de ses ;ib6rxteurs yankees, await
toujours proteste, de son limo.
cence. LIE Times dit que johnson
a etc d6cOnvert sur une habitati0n
de St -Cbarles ct envoy6 dams Ia
cite des quskers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-25
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE "A, 1875.
CLEARED.

steamer sasvla Ger, Franzen, Hsmburg-gunhardt
steamer city Of Vera Cruz Dcaken, Havana-F Alex
steamer Gamma Or. Liddcoat Bermuda-A
steamer George ii snout, FORD. Phfadeiphia-JAmes
HAND.
stcamcr Franconia. BRAGG. roruand-J Ames
steamer Ncreua. Berry, R0st0D-H DiuocE
hagk uanA utan, Irapaai, Gloucester, B-funch.
HarE I've aus. Tadoslovich. Cork FOR orders-John
Bais Golden sheai. Thompson, Queenstown for or
BarE Ediih Rose, Harding, smyrna-schnitzer Men,
ken.
Brg Azciia ar, Fleming smyrna-w Russell q
BRO.
brig star. Cook Bsrbados--J u Winchester A Go.
Brg Nancy Ross lBrl, whittier Halifax. Ns-Mhler \
H0uEntum.
Brig Alias Powers CaIais-Mlller A H0ughtou.
schr Carrie Miles. Graham, Baracoa-B j Wen
schr 9 . Fullerton tBp. Allen s. Johns NC W Der.
schr Angle Amsbury, Keene FernAndina-H Brown
&Co.
schr hingarora. Jacs son. Balumoro--w Chalmers
Sohr Col Ellsworth, Howard 0toucester-B Wen
berg
sear Miantanomah, Hughes, SewburypOrt-B Wen
berg
senr 7 Miner. cakes. Providence and Sewport-H
" jackson a
scnr learne, NOVEL;. stamford--x Briggs co.
rioop fred Brown. wilson, Uncasyilio-H y Jackson
a
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PROBABLE WIFE MURDER.

Another tragedy, similar 10 that which shocked
Bulls Ferry few weeks ago, was enacted in
Gutenberg at late hour Wednesday night.
A German named Joseph Nau, residing with his
wife and children on Hermann avenue, near
Bulls Ferry Road. returned home intoxicated IN
the evening" ana, without the least proyocatIon,
as alleged. began 10 kick aud maltreat his wife
numerically. She NJ first screamed Tor help but
fnGlng no assistance, endeavored 10 dee
from the inluriated man. lie prevented
her escape, threw ner on the Moor aud
demolished the furniture. Then he seized her by
the hair and pounded her on the head with u
club. few neighbors, alarmed by the terrible
noise, rushed 20 the dwelling. For While the
husband he'd them at Ogy, threatening 10 murder
the first man that should enter. The crowd, how
ever burst IN, and iouEd the woman senseless on
the moor. Her head was horribly bruised, and her
whole DOdy sHowed signs OF lrghtiai Ill treatment.
Physicians pronounced her recovery highly I'M
probable. The asgalfant was arrested and COM
united without BAN 10 the County jail, t0await
the result OF her injuries. Crowds or people con-
tnued 10 visit the scene OF the occurrence, and
threats OF vengeance on the husband we're loudly
uttered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-25

do Jackson New Orleans; Ingolf Knulsen, New Yorks
FRAN. Weissan do. go,
anel o.h state o. alabama N, stewart, NeS MI.
0mundsen Wilmington. No; u Kockum Madin, Vue'
bee 80, -,
Cleared 10th Kalervo IIilistrom Miramichi 18th, Alb
botsiord Churchill, caiao 49,
YORK aud sailed from Gravesend i2tn)i 18TH W hant
Arrived al Grayesend 18th, Bounding Billow Teagul
Bathurst Africa.
.aicd nom % l2h, Kaluna, Nash, New YORK. .,
LElTH, June lO-ArINed. limalar, Sahlstrom, BATH
more. =.
more; 18th. Minnchaha, Cassidy do.
ilsnoS, June S-ArrIyed. Romo, Campbell PhiadeI
LrGuoRS. June 7-Arived Carrie Tyler Eldridge.
MAAsLuIs June 9-sailed Anna Peterson Boston.
PLYAouTn-On the start June g. Nonantum, Thomas,
from Falkland Islands for Antwerp mot snip Nonan
tnm, Foster from Rangoon for Antwerp ana arrived
QUrrSs1ows. June 1l-sailed. 7illid. Frodericksen
KorrkRpAM. June s-Cieared. Dagma. Have, New
REvAL June 7-sailed, Colonial Empire. Leslie, Ulen-
SHIELDS, June lO-Arrived Ottawa Campbell. Pensa.
Sailed 2Oth Zulete, for Quebec mot United satesl
TARRAGoSA, June 5-Saied, Lucla Y, Cacace. new
ThxEI, June o-Arrivei, schide, Baarsrud baltimore.
saieu sth. L s wisden' Madagascar.
VILLA REAL June 5-sailed, Industrial, fererA' rhh~
delpha.
CARpIPF June IO-Thc American snip Epoch soule.
having on board 1--WE the OF the brig Glastry Of
Dublin, which vessel she had been In collision WIN on
Friday, 4th Inst.
CARE Towx May Is-The American ship Sacramento
Lane the slip 10 effect temporary repairs DO
'ote ee%re Of yeserdays date rom Port Elizabeth
states at quantity 81 pepper and ,n had arrived -
Jupiter and that me vessel was still holding wen To-
gether.
LIVERPOOL, June 1.-THE Rincman, of Aberdeen, FROM
New York Tor sydney AsW was spoken Aprii - IN ia
ance required
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ence Of Them AT every Court IN Europe; ana -.
Juseph's Is as wcll known and as hlghlY npprecl-
aed Al ~ James. Berlin aud -. petersburg ~ IN
the various commercial centres 81 the united
states.
At eight O'Clock TINS A. N. ms Eminence Car-
Roncetti, Papu Abiegate MS secretary
Or. ubaldl; Bishops L0usnhn Elder, Lyncn, Nc
Aelrny, 1oTrigan and BECKER anu J. u. Pagett,
tral bearer they were received by the sisters
anu scholars. While the grand entrance march
was performed on pianos aud harps after which
the coronation or the senior aud junior casse )
took place. THIRTY three first honors were dis
triDuted by the Ca dlnul, being rewards Tor
amla0ie department and observance 81 the regu-
ceiying the honors showing The great proficiency
and good department or the scholars. The musical
part Oi tue programme was
SPECIAL FEATUIE,
ana evtnceu careful training ana thorough knOwl-
edge OF rne larts by the scholars aud conscien-
lious ilnpartng by the teachers OF tue rudlments
Of music thus laying the foundations OF splendid
structure 70 ue developed by tue young ladies' IN
after lie.
Father sourin delivered the same poem 70 the
Cardinal which ne pronounced yesterday ~ Mount
ST. Marys. The Rev. John A. Watterson, Professor
OF Moral Theology aud Scripture at Mount st
Mary's College, announced the honors that were
was then called upon o. al oulburst OF the ladies'.
he arose, aud spoke as iOAows:-
Address or THE CARDINAL.
~ congratulate the children OF tnis institution
the manner IN wnch they haze acquitted
themselves IL gives me great pleasure 70 DC
present at the distribution. the honors wnicn /
have mad the pleasure Of distributing TO you were
won by great diligence, anu l congratulate myself
In being able 70 add 10 the pleasure Of their re-
ception by presenting them. There are olher
hearts besides your own which will DC nappy 70.
Gay. Your iarneTs ana mothers VIII TANK ol your
start IN life ana DC thankful NAT tAe hoDle dules
OF ST. Josepns nave been your tutofesses wien
contrast to-day the mag nincenl mansion IN wnlcn
! stand with the log nnt which sheltered me many
years ago ieel that the truth IS mighty and VII
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ST. AIMS PA2oCuIAL SCHOOL.

ST. AIMS Parochial school held It's Commence
ment Exhibition yesterday afternoon at cooper
Union. The nrst part OF the programme was as
signed to the female scholars and the second TO
the boys. Leading on chorus adapted TO
the occasion. having for It's burden "Ine seats
are filled ana the platform Is filed" Then Pearls
or Dew" were extracted from the piano by two
young misses. Then grotesque calIstnencs per-
formed 10y great numoer OF children. made
People lsugh ana Tor tie ume forget where they
were. This was succeeded by drama entitled
Fashionable Education acted by TOUR young
ladies' showing forth taat music, drawlng and
dancing are Of less value girls tAan
astronomy, geology and philosophy. chorus
beautiful Dreams, ifoliowed, after which came
's>lver Threads Among the Golan a duet on Ene
piano. CalIstnenlcs, piano medley, 'Al@ntin-
gale and k0se,N QUO; dialogue, waves Of the
ocean, anu an Uperetta entitled ''Ihe Culprt
Fayn coDcluded the part or he entertainment
executed oy the girls. The boys programme was
OF similar Guar acter, consisting OF cuoruses. dia
logues, solos and q drama Distribution OF prizes
wound up the exercises wnicn were much enjoyed
Dy a large Audience.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-25
A TROPICAL DAY.

THE SUDDEN ADVENT OF THE CHEATED TERM.
II is presumed that everybody will remember
that the heat was intense yesterday. and that 1t
was the more uncomfortable that u came upon as
50 suddenly. II is hard TO remember wnon the
heat was the cause OF so much profanity "a Il was
Yesterday Certainly that time has not been since
Mr. Beecher was moved TO remark, merely
by way OF illustration and warning, however.
ats damned hot 10. day. Motion or every Kind
was condemned yesterday. bat especially that
moecuIar motion wnica Is phiiosopnIcaliY the
equivalent OF heat People dawdled through tue
slreets-the men with collars unbuit1ned and
wais:coats open the ladies' wearing the iigntest
articles ~ attire which tneir wardr0Des Afforded.
Ambition was for the time quencne1 and every.
body wiling TO thrown : mo
tue shade. IL cannot be doubted that
il anybody mad read tie ancient aaecdOte about
DlOgenes ana Alexander 70 a crowd 81 pcrsplriug
men yesterday the philosopher would nave been
unanimously votcu an ass for asking the war
nor 10 got out u MS sansnlne. sunshine Is
good tnlng. under certain Dcnenceat auspices,
unt there may lie TOO much ~ 4 good tang; at
least the pedestrians wuO on account 81 tuelr
ayocatIOns were compelled 10 traverse the heated
pavement yesterday, iOund ~ 81.
Fortunately. the cases 81 sunsEr0ke reported az
the various hospitals were lew; out the heat was
felt ali the more intensely, cominR as IL did -
suddenly alter the cool weather which has pre-
Inc following record VIII show the changes in
the Temperature Tor the past tweatY-i0ur hours,
la comparison Win the corresponding date of
last wear. as indicated bY the thermometer az
Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Bufidlng.-
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE 25 l875-TR1PLE SHEET

ABERDEEN. june 2s-saIlcd bark Hermann Behrent
tGer). Circle, America.
ASrwEaP, Junu 23-sailed ship Alexandra (Br Brown,
Philadelphia.
BArAvIA-Arriysd. bark Doris Eckhon Hons, Liver
pool
CARDTF june 23-sailed ships New Era, sawyer, Hong
Kong IneobaId. Adams Rio Janeiro.
CADIz June T-Arrived BARR Due Fraelli dtaD, Mes
sna, New Orleans before reported without date).
sailed about l7Ih. schr Ellen Colder, wixon United
States
FALMOUTH, juno 24-Arrved, schr Jesse Hoyt OBJ,
from ---
Arrived in the English Channel 2sd, ships l. Gil
christ. Emerson New Orleans for Havra; st Helena
(Br), Mann. Newcastle, NIB. for Glasgow.
GLASGOW June A-Arrived barks Emma Parker (BD,
Kelly Portland. Ne; Ayr (Br. Good New York.
Arrived 2sd ships Lake Eric (Br sciater, Montreal
Lake s. Clair Br), cofey do; Geniner Bp, Cum
ming, Quebec.
HULL June 2s-sailod ship Arcturus Costello United
States.
HAvRE, June 22-sailsd, ship wyoming Baker Phiia
dephla
LTERPooI, June A-Arrved schr speedweil, Drisko,
Calais Me-
Arrived sd, banks Il Bowers (Br) HARNESS Bangor
Me; Path Ecuador (Br) Hughes, ST John NIB.
Sailed 2Sd ships West Derby CBr. wron. America;
Siberia Br, Urquhar do; bark Lottc stewart Br Sim
clair, do
Sailed 23d. ships saranak, IVES Philadelphia; w A
Campbell, Curling, st John NIB
LONDON June 2i-Arrived, steamer August Andre
Gelgl. Greve. New York
LIMERICK June 24-Arrived bark Ruby (Br). Robert
son, Quebec.
LONDONDERRY, June z4-Arrived bark Progress (Nor
Olsen, New York
Sailed 2su. bark Wave King C3r) Corbett, America.
MARYroRT june 23-sailed, bark Melbourne (Nor),
hannesen, America
MARsErLLzs to June 2s-Arrived, bark L southgreen
OBJ. Spicer New York.
allied bark Mary Bird. Packard, Rio Janeiro
ouEEHsrowS. June A-Arrived. bark Biskop Brun
tNori Forbach Matanzas below; brig woodlan d..
Valentine. do.
Also arrived 2lth ships Amoor (Br), Smiley. Quebec,
Langdalc tBr. jenkins San Francisco; bark Theodor
tswe, Edstrom, Charleston; Candeur (Nor). Nielsen,
Baltimore: Festina Lente Nor), Gieruldsen, New York
ROTTERDAM, June 23-Arrved, steamer Mas Dutch,
chevaler. New York.
SHIELDS, June 23-sailed, bark Northumbrian (Br),
Plggie Philadelphia.
ST HELESA-saied, ship Nonantum Foster Grom Ran
goon), Antwerp.
1RIEsrE-Arrived, barks Domenco dtaD, Jaccarino,
New York: Marie Christine utaD Jaccarlno do; san
Luigi utall, Trapani, do,
wARREsroISr, June 2S-sailed bark Kaleva RuS. WIKI
lund. America.
Arrived at - June "a virginius from United States
probably ship Virginia, Barker, from New Orleans for
LIVERPOOL.
LONDON, June 2i-Bark BisKop Brun (Nor), Forbach,
arrived at Queenstown to-day from Matanzas with fore
mast sprung
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-25
ROCK HILL COLLEGE.
PROGRAMME or THE ExERcIsEs-THE ESSAYS
AND DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS.
ELLcoTT CITY Nd. june "a. 1875.

AND DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS.
ELLcoTT CITY Md. June "a. 1875.
Rock Hill Coege-one of the most popular and
best institutions In the SOuth-held its annual
Commencement exercises to-day. The great nah
OF the college was crowded with a large audience
OF ladies and gentlemen. Among the company
were Mr. John Kelly, OF New York; Washing
ton Booth, Collector OF the Port or Balti-
more, ana many other distinguished personages'
The exercises OF an extremely Interesting
nature, consisting OF the delivery OF original e.
says by several OF the graduates (of whom there
were TEN and students OF the otner classes; the
performance OF several inspiring overtures by
the college band and the rendering OF songs in q
handsome manner by the Rock Hill Glee CLUB.
Mr.. A. Claude Alken's essay on the Morality or
Literature Mr.. william p. Ryan's ON "Charity
and Philanthropy and the vaedictory, by Mr..
William a. Iaaie were characterized by sound
disciplined thinking, much felicity OF style ana an
effective delivery. After the concerning OF degrees
TUE ANNUAL ADDRESS
TO the graduates Was delivered by Mr.. ]. Thomas
Scharl, dlstlneu shed member OF the Bal.l-
more Bar. IL was an eloquent ana appropriate
windlng up speech. and elected much applause
ana admiration. The premiums were then ds-
trlbutsd 10 the successful contestants Tor col
legiaIe nonors The great tables were uhed with
costly aud valuable volumes. snrmounted DF gOlu
aud silver medals and other envled testimonials,
wnicn We're soon handed to the winning coIesians
or placed by silk ribbons ABOUT their neeks. An
elegant and sumptuous banquet succeeded the
literary anu musical exercises.
Rock Hill College Is situated on q magnificent
emlnence overlooking the Patapsco River, Al Eli
cutt cay, Md. IL Is conducted by members
OF that renowned Dand OF educators, the
CHRISTIAN Brothers, tre interchangeable AMI pe-
loved instructor or youth, Rev. Brother Bettelin,
President Among the very able corps OF pro-
lessons are IL. U. Mclaughlin A A., one or
the most profound classical scholars In the
country. and Professor AIKEN, LII. D., one
OF the. most distinguished scientists In
The Union. Your tognsman, Mr.. joan Kelly.
has two nephews at the college and came on 10
witness their debut at the annual commence
ment. The namDer Of students during the year
has been about 200, aud inner, healthier and
more attractive band OF youths / have scarcely
ever seen assembled under one roof. Tie studies
or Rock Hill viii be resumed on the first Monday
m 81
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ST. TRRESA's ACADEMY.

The Commencement exercises OF the male stu
dents or 81. Terssa's Academy took place last
evening In the spacious play grounds adjoining
The institute. on Henry street An immense can
opy, Ia circus, overhung the audience, and the
platform was gorgeously decorated The pro-
Tramme consisted OF dramatic performances
defamation, musical selections, with spirited
songs aud caoruses- Nedals ana diplomas were
awarded 10 the victorious pupils. Inc academy
IS conducted W the Christian Brothers. aud TIE
achievements Of the scholars last evening bore
ample esiim0ny 10 the eilclency Of it, man re-
ment ana the Zeal when A. manifested Tor the ed
ucatl0n oi tn Catholic youth OF TIE parIsh. For
monday evening next sun more brilliant pro-
grAmme y promised by the Sisters in Charge VI
tue female academy Of tue same parish.
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az NOTICE 10 CAPTAINS Or VESSELS ENTER
ING THE PORT OF new YORK At NlGHr-The NV
YoEK HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night
signal Tor use on board the HERALD yacht show
ing while burning the coors red green. red changing
ron one 10 tie ether succession and be
tra miles distant captains OF vessels seeing this
signal win oslige BY preparing any marine news
they nay have Tor the ship News department Of the
HERALD.
So Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels
arriving al New YORK do 50 BY addressing II such
vessels care o. HERALD news yacht pier 10 East
River New Letters received from all parts Of the
world and promptly delivered Duplicates are re-
CURED
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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.
COMMENCEMENT ExERcIsEs-coSFEERING OF
DEGREEs-cHARLEs o'coSoR AS IL. d.
HASnvER n H lima "a Is-h

CoAfAGKEcEMEST ExERCIsES-coSFEERING OF
DEGREEs-cHARLEs ocoSon AS IL. D.
HANOVER, y. H., June "a 1875.
To-day was Commencement day, and the exer.
cses were attended by q distinguished throng OF
friends OF the Students.
long procession, headed by the Lebanon band.
filed into the church. consisting OF undergradu-
ates, arranged by classes. alumni trustees,
faculty and members OF the press. The exercises
were opened by an eloquent prayer by President
Smith.
The following programme was carried QUIT
salutatory. by william w. HART OF Porgnkeepsic,
"The Limits Of science" Charles P. Bowman.
An ethical disputation upon the question "Does
Hgh CIVILIZATION Tend 70 Moral Degeneracy," IN
when Willis o. Eaton OF Lowell Mass, spoke on
tue afrrma I'VE and wilbur Il. Powers, or Croydon,
VT, on the negative side.
Grafton on "intengence and Virtue, the only
Rulers by Divine Right" George J. Adricn, "
Manchester, y. H.
Dissertation OF "Tne influence OF the Pulpit on
Our National History;" JARVIS Richards, Han
over, y. II.
orauoa-"Empiriclsm the Mother OF Inven-
ton - Frank Proctor, Peoria III.
Dissertation Dg george y. Parkinson.
Oratton-"Elements o. Strength In the Catholic
Churca;m u. " smith, Rupert. vt.
characterization and Critical Periods In Eng
lish Literature;" Isaac Z. Hugh, Indianapolis,
Ind.
phtlos9 pnlcal MISUNDERSTANDING as an Element
OF Modern Progress;" 7. d. Luce, Manchester,
". RI.
Political dlsputation-"Is an independent Press
Pos-tnlef' David ". Pu,ney, u bow n. IL.
affirmative, and Darius stewart Clarendon. Vt,
negative.
''Tne Power or an Idea" By William S. Forrest,
OF FOn du Lac, Wis.
President smith then conferred the degree OF
A. N. on q Cheney, Manchester; J. n. Burleigh
south Der Elck. William Il. Morris. Concord: Il.
e. Bailey, HOpkintown, y. H.. George william
MURRAY, canaan, " IL. J. Al. Machie, New Bed
ford: Jonn T. spring, Lebanon, y. H., ana Edward
Goddard. Jr.
The degree or d. D. to william Jewett Tucker,
New YORK city: Horace Nelson Burton, SandusKy,
Ohio; samuel Hopkins WtleT, santa cruz, ca.
The degree 81 Ill. D. 10 Charles O'Conor New
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harry Jewea, Boston, Mass.
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