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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25

Twenty-fo young men and women were
graduated at the Normal School in BrocApolt, n. y, on
Tuesday.
The annual address before the Pittsburgh
Female lcge was delivered Thursday evening by
Alexander Clark.
The Faculty of Hamilton College have APP
test ia Compos!tiou Greek, and Mathematics. but Will
NOT make The selection OF orator until tue early part OF
the college year
AT the German Theological School of the Pres
byt.ry of Newark, at BiuOuIncld he final examination
will take place on July l. and the evening the clos
ing xercses ia the First Church Nil be held The TX
aiming COMMITTEES comprises the Rev. Messr4 Fndey,
KNOX AIkIutn, Seih.rt, GurntDer, Bauun1 artucr,
SCHNEIDER aud Prof. Davis. Tic Alumni meet On We'd
nesIay evening.
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PASSENGERS ARRTVED.

FROM LIvERPoQI-In steanlshig Rassis, Jnne 24.-Jas
Hfs. AiDau. Mrs iof Andrews, IT.,
Mr. and Mrs Borai Mrs AID Mrs Bennett, DR. !. r. Beysn,
Miss Bow en- a.. BrIstreri. b. Bra- tfsei, Mr. and
MIR, k Brse Miss srman John leIIeus j. $. C0chrdne,
Miss 81 ie Cochraue Mt Coo dge r. Dana B. n Davies w.
AVID Dorr r. \. Miss EdnDnds, Nj. aud Mia I'd
wards Miss Elliott, Misses A f.. la loU capt T. Fal
lou ~ r. sirr, Mt and Mrs Forbes clid and m M, G A.
aoney Mr. and bl Garcia, cuireB, infant and mani,
NJ - ooihre Mrs. Z. C. GOodhue. Miss H. Halliday,
RrS w H. .rris Dir. aud Mrs j. A Ha2sri,s. Hofnes,
a. EOlprOOA lhOs hope, Dr. H. T. H'sigea AIss Hos Ell,
Baron du Jarn, BE, Rotary To Belgian l. ;atoh g. Jehck,
bury ane ,Oron King, NJ and Mrs B. ktsam,
Geo 7. Knight W v. @f.rg, r Levy MI and = ~ = p
Maeon nani and maid. II. Mar,bal MI and 4trs W. Mat
ileV Mr. aud Mrs Joseph Mayer L. Mekwen. MI ana Mr.
af,rTin dan ghtrfs AMI maid MI
NIL. NJ n. H. W. Muller, Nichols, ]. A. Post, d. Mayer,
Mr. Post IT, Peters Miss ". L. ilaymoni {. A. RI utter,
H. Russl Mr. Mira c. SehermeriOn. Miss Amy f.
sch l.r0m, Masters Arthur r. and EDWARD g. % einer-
ho Miss NJ Sc. ACInir4 c0tt and wife M Shcrwo ..
H. shepard Mi aud slnie, h.ss A. l. smith X -omer
VILE Savtr v H. stevens r. II. ~nchan, j. ToWnsena,
IT. Mis- Turbull iCnd r. Gilman, Mss Waise ofth and
Iulki Mr. Mr.. IL V. walker Mr and Ms Ames aa
Marf. IL. Whitney, MIS- >. Wiz, o. O. lih4isloh. al.
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.9s IN s r s sssssn s 500 ~ sSf
soa sfs' so s,.n na ' Ba sss u.s. saveea
air nopsr e. 10 ssm sns ns a demand a
81 Is Ffeiehts BnGIc Whsa, do sla 25 q a.
The afternoon call Of tho Board. Wheat hnsI az =
August, Oats unehsngei Porn lTI saI sra 80. On,
800 bis wbesf l3soSo bush Corr 1000 busn.; os-,
GgyE%aSo, jane unclaimed. Corn lower M7s
S7e or ssse G9@C N ear. V wbs wt &C. TsoIsa
qet Standard White In ear lots l0e state Ies ic' 's'
DsfSofr. June 2t-Four quIct and UNCHANGED Wheat
Extra, ~ 261 No. White II ZJ2i Anietr .a. ~
an 81 ham '' Ff TS n 10 B@so sc to oswegs re-
ceps-Foar. LOCO bDlsi Whes eoe ease 6o Mn ,''"
ISnIANAfoiIs June 2fElOur quiet nj nncagsL HnreS
81 H g. q dd 10 Il Ear A ass sEee ~ -
65c White ec Rye 81 05 Bnx Meatsoshof ,sr RS
9Ic Clear Rio sizes isie Chr s'de. l5c Hams is's9
M Me- june 5ficgr Sa nominal Whoa: sna
in fair demandi 40 % "a 5o@r - Corn srm aaa IA l
demands No Mixed, S2e oass da and lover a. S'e. ITO
Iu,s am and JSo' %sst sa
ats nj and IL lower 90 az sS ao corn-No' Mixed,
sSr sales R az SG nsnn s Ss sTns q 90 csI
= OK spei9er Provisions hnsr s1t ht r. RsIo
2a,c. q Oswego &C. Reccil ts-GOa0 1hIs. FeeT 1900
IN. Wheat Shipments " bbls floar, 9,,oVo lu"n
os%SGo June oi-Florr UNCHANGED sales OF LOO bsls
E, - Bo ~ S' Extra Ext %hss aS%aSa % 4 1000
bush Extra White Mielhean at y So 1000 oss so MI
es Of ears High AiSd a, - S e Icy N.Y. o %
M,feed steady shorts *2o shipsans, s2l MGngs 81,
ton Canal 81 80 t rs re cor" r ass
Receipts bush oats 207SoVO feet Lumber CANAL
W.yiYeroN, n G., jan 24-spnts Turpentne guet Al
30c Resin dn at 81 10 for SrNBcl Crude inIpeniips
at III 80 for Han ~ 20 icr Yellow Dip AID " 30 hs
Virgin Tar steady 81 TO-
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PASSENGERS SfTLED.

FOR HAMBURG- 10 steamship S,ey,a, Jnns 2t-Raroa
K,,ncg lauil. MI and Mrs. s. Lanisbtrg Wa 'oan,
4. l. WOLF Mrs. Richard Ieckseher " Prot Charles A.
Mrs. ~ eabod Meyer. Miss Laura
Gar on Fn 0ssiIthal, Grill Mr.. and Mrs Aafl WI
keIs r. r. Anderson. sam L. Bear Adolph schmidt hrs
louise Fberr ;eoice Vctier and family Joseph Boon j.
Wurstar Air aud lady, Mr. and Mrs Faye e. snii
Preserved smith, IdcAmoud smith, Ms, jennie ClaIk,
Nis, 4. T.. san 10 and d2nght ~
j. f. Schraotcr II. Golermsnn A. s,yd
David Iawey, MONS Light, Bernhard lerung, Charles
Sriizka Freiok Ilrerlr, Rev. Gneo Mennann Charles
UnTn O. ". streng Abram eclyn-ky, NJ AshaHdr alIoh
Po,p, A. Pasue L. grube. Henry {. r. tn, Joan OLn-
ger lLemore H. A. Nsrens, AnGTo~ Soha.Ef Isaae Hell
kr mn 81 Stvahe, LOus Nel, Lazarus v III, a. W. O.
Meyer Mrs Louis Kleium and miami, an Nchnd
Whitney, iaOetia SaleTb ~
Iob, .cnre t. Rasmussen, Clara bTnndns Mas
Mit0e Bur1ncitr Miss Bertha Schcl Miss g. lie Bach
mann T. WoIR VIM " OIlg.nanni, MOrH Nenlnann, Kew
f. A. Rasmussen, sOTen Han .ers0n, Andrew Anderson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25

TRINITY COLLEGE.
ryrECIsrs or CLASS DAY.


rrRov . sPIciNL CORRE sPONDTNr or rnE TEB"NF.l
Hartford, June 2f.-Class Day is the cs-
pecia festival Of students Comm, ncncnt il OF The
Alumni The eNannal .Ons over and every one has
"A comfortable feeling Of relief from labor and RESPONSE
llity Even Tho faculty seem relax nndor the genial
influence Of the The list Of rrizemen Cor the
wear was announced after morning chapel as olow':
futile Prize Fssay, The Norman Element in nls tivii-
zat9n" EgMard Mi~i9 ~"95', 1 ~ NJ, Vc aim ron
ryan Aorth ClFerai seed rrile Ge"rge vi AN iin
cola Of Georgia iI cis,4 D'Iana, or -, % Hm ,y
Ma French Prize Sylroy Douglass Hooker a. New York
Algebra IlD Jobn Wiianls Z" I''oie I'lAnd' icon Wy
nni1ms Iso morning spreads" were given by mcinbcrs
Of ne nr Glass O. their ri Is, Tho c zen3 tiurd
lways most h"+able in thIo~ins open Their .nies
q, fpr - they can. Al In the afternoon the Font
C,ins was crowded with coil ,sias and their friends
in greatly The seniors afjer the customary oees
sion nont the halls took their in 'front.' Of the
ciap j, Mr.. Bryan presiding The long pipe OF peace
made its round, aud the literary exercises neg n MI
oTer's pronounced tine Oration. aud SIR Hubbard d.
liyercl the Poem. Mr.. Curtis read the CHRONICLES a
humorous account of the advehtues OF tie Cass OF
ina Try future life for each Of his classmates The
Prophecies. which give OCCASION for plenty oi good
aud take the place the papers published In many col
leses. As the seniors elect their own censor anh IA
he is restrained by decorim, and by the pres
once Of the COLLEGE and ts friends, courtesy Is
rarely violated. aud the Jokes ARE not - ~
preciated by being gc9l.hnmored: Next, Mr
short and excellent speech, distributed tie Howe among
ms clt,,natcs Tnen The IVY planted [" lake MS
place among the vines which shade and adOrn old
trinity and Mr.. sartwee made remarks aPpropr,te 10
IN. az. usou Mr. smith presented 10 the Class al -
tie book which contains the photographs OF succeeding
geu stons Of students, and Ar. McI%th pf"Schte''
Prof jim" with a purse Jim, the anci' nj negro
iantor Is one of the college institutions lie Remembers
Aaron Bur, fought ~ seaman on The ola C0ns.tutio
and mas rg succeeding classes 10 chapel ana r"cita-
ton Between Il aud ) the company enjoyed prone
naGe concert ana collation., ana at Tie hop began
nm me gymnasium At last accounts II was proceeding
briskiy. -
Sunday fhc barcalaurcate rmDn l. 10 bc delivered 10y
President Pvnchon ~ the chapcL Examinations Tor all
mission are held on Monday and Tuesday.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC siARKET.

BUFFALO, June 2i.-Rece!pts by Lake-wheat, 49, 90
bush: Corn, $1,000 bush. Receipts by Haoad-Ilonr.
$500 bbls WAr.i, 10 bush. com, 10000 bush Cats
900 bush. barley, 400 bush Shipments 10y italrads
flour 3, 90 bbl Wheat 7,uUO bush. Curh 1000 bush.
bush shipments by Cana
Ildewaier-whcsL lO6OJ0 bush CON- ~ OOo bush TO In
7e C.rn sd6 &c: oa 4Ac- tolls included Flour quiet
and upc hanged. Wheat 10000 bush Ma. hcago
ami $4,000 Oush No. Milwaukee changed hands privately.
asking 81 the Latest VI for the former probably
shade under thse hgur-s Corn duh and lower SALE
$4,000 bush No Mixed Western early al Is c- In tho az
t.luooh 5000 be- - do 10 arrive al 72e and tho price
asked for rpot dull sale OF hot Vest Me-
6So aye and Barley Noae here Seeds Inactive Porn
aet Il Tor Heavy Ness Lard 4t ltAsA Hghwines
noininaly 81 10
CHICAGO, June t.-Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
dull ttlcd and easier; No Spring. I'll O23 No do,
Fresh 06's- Regular, y6hGY6c, spot COS pJ7e, July
Dsltav- &c, August; No. $ do. B3 C. Rejected, Sac
Corn active aud lower No. Mixed DOE, spot 80 sc. lid
July IS &c. bid Augasl hejecc. Ca Go1e OAs lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25

BUFFALO June o. CArUR- Receipts toiav, 1908 hes1
making supply TINS far lo,SiH head.
ears 3ss nents AGAINST $40 cars
the week. for toe week
last year There market today ana but lew tod
cattle Offering arrivals the rough consl
men; stock remain Unso with demands
yeserav late the day; saes OF
$50 head Ohio unging Jl 1888 70, - l57
$50 g. 30 nOs steers ranging Iaon LOIS 10 l;O2 ~
100 steers, ransng nom ll)S lZUl
H. 80 1886 62H; loo head Cherokees ranging irom 90
o $50 fJ a {3 6D0$i GA
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts to-day 900 heal making ths
supply week thus far Loo heal agarsi 1000
the time last week, aud 1900 head for the
week last year The marset THIS morning was at
dead, ck, demanding decline Ia prices ears me
dum ana y cIpp. rman,d nnsod; 600 head Ohi clipped
disposed Of yesterday Afternoon ranging from 40 to 80
10, No - S60Sf 81. . II.
Hos-Reec pts, 1000 head making t'ta supply for ire
thus 1919 heal II l2l 800 head Tor same
time last week. and - 100 h al Tor same we'k Lest yesri
the market drll and Hat sales u one car common f"r
erS 81 nns9l the rJ being heavy
hogs; YorAers 1881 10 heavy hogs holding At 81 400
81 IA: 40 demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
ST. JOSFPVS ACADEMY.

IrRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNEl
EMMIrrsBUEG, Nd, June 24.-The annual
distribution of 81 Josephs Academy toOA place yester
day Cardinal McCosLey distributed the premiums
Bishops Loughlin Elder. Lynch Corligan, McNicrney.
onroy, Snanahan, and Becker; Mar. kJncettl, the Pa
pal Ab-Legate, and large number of cergymen were
present The highest honors Of the Academy taken
by Misses Mary Mec.an oi Jersey City, NJ. O'Hourke Of
New-York Carrie villa ans OF Baltimore, BlaLche Nee
gan Of ST. Louis Eta Brent OF Washin gton, and Mary
Hughes OF Ncw-OreanA The gold medal for dstin-
alished SUCCESS in domestic economy Was awarded 10
Miss Fannie Ma tin OF san Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
PHILLIPS ACADEMY.

APPROACHING TIE ACADFMYs CENTENNIALCRE-
VIEW OF COMMENCEMENT wEEK-GRADUATO>
OF THE TWO CLAsSEs-AROUND THE CLASS Tree
NAMES OF TIE RECiPiENTs OF DIPLOMAS.
tFKoN A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF TiE rRihuNEl
ANDovER, Mass, June 23.-This aged istl-
tuition within three years OF II centennial having
been founded by the Hon. Samuel Philips during the
Revolution, closed yesterday The bearing
OF the youth and the standard Of scholarship attained, a.
evidenced hy the examinations, go 10 show that this
school which Dr. Taylor so hong ruled with rod Of iron
maintains its place Of tie FIST neutrality-suspicious.
IN the country. The exercises Of the week began Oh
Friday with the graduating exercises of the Senior Class
IN the Scientific Department which has not untn re-
Gently had any ceremony Of the kind Diplomas were
granted to the following:
Pnny 8 Aldrc Palmyra, N. y. Arthur H. Bradley Plas
COW =, III I'm" Smard - batis Norii Andoscr Myron H.
Irenc, Clymer y " clarence b. ,'oadD l%'k oiy
tsl, PENN CHARLES = nm stoneham rhona. NJ Jacks r
Iynai Boston Thomas B. Nc ig Pittsburgh Penn Harry
psasise iiayeriAl Leland r. Powers Palmyra, ~ Y; WI
Lam II Pea 1tisbn g. Penn reai ~ 81; svsIn7' gi
We john b McKone. North Andoyer; Frank T. Moorhea'
Pittsburgh Penn
The usual anniversary meeting OF the Society OF In
curry occurred on Monday evening. Prof Thayer OF the
Theological Seminary offered prayer. Oratlons were de
hycred The Nobility Of Silent Labor" by n Boynlon
OF MedioTd HerbcrtT Whitney of Naiick detained the
Hymn in the Valley Of the Chamouni;' Manden -
WILSON Of Philadelphia read the Observatory. ana VIM
a. Pannenter Atol took for the subject OF the Pres
dents address, Some Advantages OF Literary Associa-
ton" H. L. Mills wrote the parting ode
. Tie most interesting part OF inc exercises was
the social hour round class tree recent innpva
non upon old customs w. II. Parnenier read tho
history OF the three years. The class, ne sall ma
earned of almost ali the hOuOfs In athletic sports
furnishing the ball atain, majority 81 the nhe
and the best jumper OF the class one had dled Gerard
MiSglI six entered college, four were suspended ai-i
Tour expelled. The GLASS furnished eig speakers o" ihr
Won. Number OF conversions, PROCESSING CAiis,lis
II out OF 20. All going to enter cOlcge-t0 1al' .
10; Amherst 6; Harvard, 3; Princeton ard 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or NEWYORK. -.
CLEARED.
steamship City OF Cruz. Deaken Havana Alexandra
steamship GAMMA orb IIldeoa. Hamilton. Bermuda A
steamship Ner.us, Bearse, Boston, II. Y. Dimock
s,ail g. H. StSIt io1f Pnladep6lL jas Hant
Barr duh Rose, Harding, smyrna, Turkey. sehezer
BARK Golden sheaf Thompson. Queenstown for orders IL
BarA Malta it'll Trapsn Gloucester, Eng FuDch, Edyo
Bug star Cook Barbados, J. H. winchester q Co
AzeDa tBr. klclils, smyrna. iui~ey' W. o. Russell
br < Atlas Powers, Calais. Miller & Houghtoa.
RTE Asney Ro:s BT whittier isisS Miller & Hcasa.
Schr Carrie c. Miles, Graham Baracoa, B. j. Weinberg
schr h-.oa"iai. lugh's3 Ne"Odiylort b j. weinberg
Schr a. l. Miner. Oakea, Providence aud Ne"poTt, IL W.
scnf Col Ellsworth Howard Gloucester B. J. weinberg
NJ r.. iiearne, Novel; Stamford, Conn, H. brisgs
scLr Chngsrors, Jaoss baltimore ". chsiners
soa g As BSSSS iSsn s SS
ARRIVED.
,o Ssof h Min Sst aid pas 10 C. t. Franstya
VI % % as aB G S s. % aGs ' SS H. VIA No
steamship iIakon AasIs .ela Nor - Newcastle May 81
steamship f. g knight Chichester. Gsorxssewn. D. C.. Win
Eng julia iusley tof John ~ B-l Jsnss ST. Jaso rs
day with sugar
The agboat BLACK Bn 9.n W Hayen with barge IN
dis ~ tsitG) on falling Both very pieess.
poAiuoa
DOMESTIC PORTS
GIOUCF-TRK Mass June A.-AIrlgeI, sehr Hattie NJ q.
BucA from IuTA island
NEw.ORlR,Ns Jane H-Cleared, brig Goodwin Craig for
N-u Spain Jacob 81. haskell for Pascior Ia May
fveln for RostOa Arrived steamship Chas W. or fron
b,tg AEiahl- AutUno (Spaal, frDll iiaN
PASS ALONTRR June - .-Ssil~. steamship Arch Druid
(Br.l. Tor Liver ool; bsr< BristoL Tor Borsaux.
PORTLAND, lane 24.-AIuyed, steamship Falmouth from
halifax Iabsna from Ge rs.t0N IA. u. G. Cleared
. eaiuship EleanOra. for New York.
FASVtSco. Jane 24Arriv'S steamship Gran ala, from
Panama Clarx 23d sup Aluis Deb nnzzafd luleL
WILMINGTON y. G.. June 2s.-Annyoi, brig Rama (Norl.
from soh jos NJ titzpa trun PAilaleE
phia Aif.yed 2Sd. brig n elias Ger y from he.abur..
FoRtkiN POkIs.
LONDON June 2isaed for the United States, ArctrIa
H. rnanu Berent NOrthumban, West Derby haranac
ra ". A. Campbell Lottis stewart Wave King, Melsour
kaleya Mary NJ Eird Wyoming, Ssuah Capt. chOs IL a
Colder. Amiia Arrived cut on the lItA inst Due
te Mary susnan sArved out on TIE sd tnsi IT. Heleu
A. ,ilchrst. iast the Channel, Iromitr Ia "a
Erie Glenincr Lake Cair J. N. Arri eli CAT o
2ith inst Vpgins, Ecuador AMOR Ruby Kate Davcn
port ThsodOr, Csndeul FcsGiaa Lnte Iangdzle oodlA
licAof BFun last two al Queenstown
ltor Latest salp Aces See Seventh PdgeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
AxNGvrRsARY OF cAzEyovIA SEMINARY.

The sem-centennidl anniversary of the Gaze
noyia seminary will take place on July ana = Tie
Seminary IS 40 CIzenOvia " Y. and AZ the Oldest educ
ional institution Of the Methodist Episcopal Church II
has educated during the htf century which IL now clos
ing more than H. 900 pupils. Many Of them have ocen
pied nigh positions in various professions, as Minister'S
educators aud public men. Among Its graduates are
b. shops Jesse r. Peck Thomas Bowman, and Edward e.
Andrews the Rev ID. ID. whedon. d. d. Of Tie Methodist
ou,riorig Reriec Gen Joseph r. Iawey. Prof George
p Comfort OF Syracuse University the Rev Dr. T. Went
worth Of The LadaeS RepoSstory Dr. John Johnston Oh
WESLEYAN University. Prof Moses Clark White OF Yale
College Prot W H. Woodbury., tIe Hon. j. W. steb1ins
and the Rev hessrs. l. liLchebck' George IecA' VII
liam Reddy H. Banniscr, h. L. TEN. and H. l. Ives Tue
anniversary exercises will begin on Wednesday, July
T. IN the forenoon there will be an address TO The grab
uatcs by g. = Iedyard, address on tie part OF the
summary by the Principal, w =. smVh, an Grafton by
the Hon J. r. Hawley, and memo la address ny bshO
Andrews In the afternoon the sIehers VIII be ie Hon
Austin Blair Of Michigan, President W. H. Allen OF
Grar College, and Gen. H. W. SOcuIn Of brooklyn Iht
next d4y Will he spent In social exercises with brief
addresses the graduates feature OF the programme
will he the "reminiscences oi FIVE decades, which viii lie
given by the Alumni Of 90 40 80 30, and 10 years ago
large number Of graduates arr expected 10 be pre'eHI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25

hing and pon the Rev Adsphus spaetb Professor n s
Iufarr,n Theological Seminary, Philadelphia ,,..,
The VlledctOry address WAS by Caro -nytn; s'i1,sI
university Life, the True Apprenticeship" Benedc-
ton tOsod the cxercises. ,,,,t
aely affcrwnrd I'm the grcerrOO. ana hlought tvgcp
nearly 200 OF the former graduates ofte UnVersty Al
were subsequently, entei talned nj generous iucn IN lbe
Academy and with them the Governor OF state the ITO
yost and ac ulty and their invited guests
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g. C.: Richard j. Malone, Lancaster, Penn Second Class
the gold medal Austin Lynch Csntin, ONO Iiiru
Class, tho gold medal to Bernard j. Conneiy, winning
ton Del. Fourth Class the gold me'l Ia Peer nsysei,
BROOKLYN. Tbomas h. Dorsn OF Darlington, H. l., was
honoably mentioned" for close competition Tor NC
medal OF the Second Class. and Fernando dc Lay;ts OF
Havana, Cuba aud Edward T. Ahn Of Tcwsbury MASS,
for close competition for the medal y. INC Fourth Css
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

sun rse- ~ 4.29 sun sets.... So Moon rises. .1l47
HIHw fiife DAl-A. ".
Sandy Hook. 90 Cove lsaiul O5f lien IT, ferf)' zso
VA BIZ iBis DAf-f. NJ
Sandy Hook. OBS Cows Island. lJO Hell o. Ferry 2a9
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CATTLE MARKET.

PrOyInEycE Il. L. June 24Prntng Cloti held n Ja5in
for cloths Market With sales chiefly az A
lower ngure.
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DICKINSON COLLEGE.

The regular commencement Of the Seminary occurs at
nc SAINT time the anniversary exercises.
, 1875-10-01
FIRES.


w
New HAVEN, Conn.,, Sept. 27.-The works Of
tho New Haven Web Company, iu ContEcyil!o,
were destroyed by fro early this morning, with
tl1o uccdle-woEhs Of Card Il Morse, and tho
shear worka Of J. 7. Henry, which wore iu 3
wooden building adjoining. The fro ID sup
posed TO hayo orlRtnatea In tho lass-named
building. from spontaneous combustion. The
loss in $lo0,00o and the insurance only partial
and in tho. following companies: Liyospool
London y Globe. "a, 800 Lancashire Of EnglatIu,
s2,to0; LycotnlnE, s360D; williamsburg City,
s3Uo0; Queen's. 10, 500 ; Merchants Of rroyi-
dence. $4,000 Allcmania Of rlttsburg, s3,N0o;
Commercial Union, s2,o00 Niagara OF Now
Esua 81 Hartford. $1,000 rhG,li1 81 Hart.
ford, rs, ,00D.
, 1875-10-01
ARMY OF THE TENNESsEE.
Business Meeting TeHtcrtlhT-A Grand
Rsnnuncts

Business Meeting EeHtcrthT-~A Grand
Banquet.
!sueetal Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DEa MONIES, la Sept. 30.-Ihe day has been
spent In IN informal manner, the rain aud mud
prociuding street or military parade.
The PreBtuont and Con. Hherman, thfs after
noon, hold reception ut tho Arsenal whore
thousands OF poonlo piled tl,cr hands literally.
The Society 10 .dhy adopted an amendment to
tho constitution providing that In onHo Of oxpcc-
tstion Of death my mombcr could aessgnato ono
Of his Sons TO whom right Of membership
Hho uld acncond. In case no election were made
1t should go to the eldest son.
A resolution WAS ndopted providing for court
OF inquiry OH charges against members.
A resolution to change tho title Of the society
to the Officers Of tho Army Of tho Tonnessos
waa laid over to no1t ycar.
4 magnificent banquet waa gwen this evening
at the Savory tiousc, at which tho President aud
party and uen. Sherman weIe present.
Tho PfoBldcnt will leave III tic morning for
Cheyenne. ueu. Bclkuap will go cast to-snof-
row.
The Prosident'a specoA last night was sharply
criticized in tho evening paper o.day BY john +.
BRAZIL, vicar-G General Of tic Catholic Church.
[Iokns esUtt1tsa f'resf.l
DEs MONIES, Ia, Sept. JU.--Tho reunion Of
tho Army Of tho Tennessee closed with snn-
quot at the bagery House to-niuilt. The attend
nfire VIVA farrc-atl that the hotel could
accommodated. Rnooeb,nnktpr lid not corn.
mouca iii after ii o'c.oek. rho following
woro Tho reculor toats and roapouses "Our
Country, Ono and 1ndiyinibloA response l,y
Gen. Ii, III. Lane; ''1'ho President Of tho United
aud ifer folul,tcors": rtspouso by Gon, ", II.
E.ikgnr. "ILo March to Tue Sea, Lnppy in
liz conception. Fortunate ia ite leader. glorious
III itn results u; response by Cen. ". L. blior..
lie Tcuucnsco"; rcspouso by Col, l.,
NJ, Duy,uI. .s,fhe IoruIar ARMY: Oar
| Teachers in War, Our Defenders ID pcaco II; ro-
| sponso by Nen. John popo. .'rho Navy Behind
liz Irnn Walls lin rnuntrysa 1innor il Sufo i nv
cx.seorotary Uorio, "Tho Army Of tho Cum
| berian,i - D7 Gen, Jor G. Davis ''TAo Army Of
tic Ohio y by Con, 4. McDowctI sfctpol;, "0ur
| Voluutcer Army, Gallant Boltliors uutl uonorcI
| C1tizona !" by Geu Julu II, Thnyor. "Tho SiEual
seryico ILn D1cieljcy ituuattH confidence 10
, 1875-10-01


A curious petition, setting soth Glioraneess; s;os
loug standing by amsteur fishermen " " ns,S,'
has Just been presented to tho perfect Of tte ~,
Tho peslslunots. H0U In numba1, set futsnt wi ri
wheroas formerly ttoy wure frsa TO Ply WI ni1sh
aud line BY moonlight ~ vol - aanHttliss W I'm
modern polico decrses oonfna their spot vn.s ~.
daytime. With heks OF 8b de9rooa Hees!tsGIt asiIt
there Ia considerable risk OF sunetfoke ~ TN In
sitting on tte banks OF Al unshAded river ,h,l ~
glare OF uoon, wheroAa In cool summer mSJ bA
lilo pursuit would bo ~ Aaalthy - essesaos, Hsasos,
why tbs public would greatly bes'ent T.! .tfou
privilege they ssk for thu|r osn Etasa,assr.bbis
Tho yorseou. fish, whose uu@ssts q ~ y Is:a
ones arc only, they aay, thsa 70 be esosnh, shso IL
= far greater confederation IL thIs snoS ,sh, II
banks Of tho Heno were studded o. Msa;s n!ss.;sia
fishers, thsy sayed gscst many !'ses h" rsa
show that fFom thirty 70 forty dseMo'ud na I'd ID
liue. One Of tho petitioners slfms soat tauftt<a
sell In the cou1sc ot twenty years ssyHu g tropt
llyoa As croHuing sasaon ths ekstlhs fa..sta
ton is alle9od 10 10 groat Injustice 49, ~ s,ta
tho numbcr OF steamboats, 10 dlhsn!o vi uhs ps
that fishing il practically nnposs!b.p. =, snsstf
ca.oTial petitioners an1lo'.siy sWals ~ -