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THr An7uGnnu asa.aa,usr,ou
The divcroccful amir nj Ah;,7o,1on ~ =,
Christmns-Dny. tia dctnila NJ ypb;n., ,voro
printed IN our Inst issuc 1coi1 ono o1,r,st ~
doubt tho eflenov of Christianity md od,,,,
tion as preyentiyes of crime Ah;no<,on co,
lego is m educational ;nat;tut;on ryt1or W.
control and in tic interests of t,,o ca,nnhc1,-
ito or Christ;an Church Thu aa,n;,;,+r rot;ar
Of It's government has been marked bv vron-
Cling and disseusion for MANY voa,s w1,;ch
have sY,cccu1ct) in ,]ir;a;,o tha fr;orJa o,.r,,
institution and thu ,nc,nhera ~ t,,o c,,r,,,,
into bitter and turbn1cnt foct;ou, 1,1om.
as the Burzrn md prurry foct;on.
Tho contest nssnuoa I'm ,horo =.
omen warfara two vo,ra nm ,r,,o sx~t
step was the removal Of Mr, Rnr1 rn
then President of tha col,oca 1,v Tho pr,1r,
faction. whi,b Ind snccea,,oa Il, a,oct;no
majority of TIM Trustoea, Tho cbvrc,, ti.a
Btcpped in md so,olt to nun;ah ona ~ tho
Professors who Ind bcan ;nstrnuont,, l., 49,
1nnvino I,tr,rrn an1 o,ro;nt,,, p,a,-n,- 49,.
result Of which WIS a ap1it ia Tho mcmbor-
shin and the organization of anothar chrrrh
Tho fight now waxed t;orcer and eerccr n. u
was q contest not only between two co)tcoo
factions but between two Churo],ea ria
nunrrc1 wont into the conr,s. and Ia et;rl
pending there. but meanwhile tbors Ina hoo,
no truce, The flcht assumc1 a nsnsono,
cAaractor. anil throats of v;o1enco 1varo ,r,ew
ly male, Ff1}ries were a,snen5o5 l.,
tho town. dwellings, were tlofacti and .ho
local papers yoro 1llled will, v;n1;ct;v. md
iniammatory articles, mud TINS tho l,atrcj
was nourislled and gradually WORKED, I'm N
tho point Of outbreak. At Inst tho culnin,.
ton ca,no. While the churcl, Which Ind so.
cedod was holding Sabbath .sohoo, soc;al,1o
Mt which President PgngEr was in attondonco
tho DurLEn fnction grow 80 noisy mn, turhu.
lent that interfcrcnoe bccnmo ,,cccauorv on;7
during tho interference the President VIM
struck upon tho heml with so,no b1r,t In,t.,,
mout, aud ot Inst aceoupts wca in n i1v;na
condition. Further than this, tbo ,7;apatol,aa
intimate tl,ero IL dancer Of ccneraI ont,,aoL
nn,oup thu neop]e. so 1,i.ter is tba ,,r.vo;,in.,
hatred.
Il ia mt very n1easont n rofoct flat .,;a
infamous and bloody buxincsa orio;notoa T.,
the bogom of a Christian Chn,c,,o oor,, - =
Church which tuakes sncc;a, ,nn,;c,,;,n ~
thu narno " Christ;o, md .,,ot H. ao,s.,,.s,
nation of thia business took ,,ioco IN ~ sah
hnth.sehool.room mon a dny Which ~ III
otteYs is sacred to the monorv ~ tho oraa,.,
leceud-u Goodwill towor,l, nm, T., -,
its aspeots. Il bears tha ohor,c,or =. .haoa
bar-room feula wl,;ci, aro Tim frc,non, fr,,,ta
Of nolit;ca, nort;son.h;,, on,n,r. ,oafa.. .s-s
, 1875-12-27

Tho Khed'se has imported III En9tiahman to
take care Of his finances, The programme To
bo followed hss bssn announced. It may b.
4um1nsd up In ons phrma-Ctvli-8srrioe Re-
form. It would bs I trids dlsgsaosful u Egypt
should outsstip VI In thls respect,
, 1875-12-27

DR.. J. G. HOLLAND Hsys that tho euro fos
Rosaip ia cutuso." What gain for Amorioap
literature It would bo II tho editor Of Ecrbn4rs
N0Ntaly should become cultural.
, 1875-12-27

oil tue evening OF Dec. IL, tho Committee
on Gas Lights Of tho Chicago Common Coun-
Cd reported m ordinance; tho previous quos-
ton was seconded by a vote Of &c to 10, and
tho ordinance vas nt once rushed through,
This ordinance III Of tho most remarkable
character. It authorizes and directs the
Mayor and Comptroller to mako aud execute
contract in the mime Of the city with tho
"Globo Gas-Light Company" Of Cincinnati
to light certain streets beyond the present
gas-mains, TO be na,nod BY the Council, for
tho period Of .fre years, conract to
provide for at kast 1000 lamps. Tho Com.
pany is to receive for each OF eatd lights at
tho rNte OF 944 per annum. At tho end Of
each year tho Common Council Is to fix the
prico to be paid per lamp for the year eusu-
ing. Whenever tho gas-mnins arc extended
to districts lighted by tho Globe Company,
the Company shall romove its posts ana
lamps to such other points as 1nny bo directed
by the Common Council.
This proposition ia not nav ono, We
understand 1t was substantially male n year
ago at q less price,-a price too low to Justify
tho necessary division, should one bo de-
Hanaoa. Tho Globe Company can hardly
call itself gas company; it is more prop
erly IN oil company. Each lamp-post and
lantern is n complete gas works for itself.
Tho material used Is nn oil wlic], can be
purchased ut O few cents por gallon, Two
gallons will run each lamp for all tho niglts
In tho year when lights aro used The poats
/ are roo!eA, and the average cost of post md
lantern will probably not exceed s.. The
principal cost Ia in the wages OF men to light
and e1tinglish tho humps It will 10 readily
seen, therefore, that tho Company can well
afford to keep 1000 lamps, or a. 1t will prob
ably turn out 10000, at $225 or $40 year
aud mako m enormous profit.
The city bus already extended its eas-lanps
over many miles Of open expansc where there
arc no household consumers, These oas.
lan,ps on tho prairie aro worry costly, and their
principal use is to enhance the value OF out
side lots held upon speculation. For this
purpose the property Of the city generally is
taxed heavily. 4 very large proportion of
these gas-lamps might DO dispensed with,
aud II Saving secured Of tens OF thousands OF
dollars. Tho Common Council, however, tlo
not propose to cconomfza by reducing tho
eas-bllls. They propose to start OF with III,
;c1tra expenditure Of $4,000 year to light
jup all tho unoccupied real estate held in The
present or prospective limits Of ClAicago. Tho
ordinance provides that tho new lamps shall
never be less thnn 1000 in number, bnt tho
Council rotaina the power 10 increase tho
number from time to time indefinitely by a
merc order. II is safe to say TINT, il 1000
, 1875-12-27

Tbs shock Of an earthquake waa fols Ia
Washington on ThuradAy. So It must hAvs
taken tbree dAYH for tue announcement uf Korr'a
committees to bs hoard down bclow.-.S!, Loui.
Glott.Len'ocrat.
Tho Cincinnati Enquirer, which, ainco tie do
'ntHo OF tho rng-baby aud htr. pendoton cams
cut for specie 1oaumntion, announces IL has no
Presidential candidate, and pa,,scs to remark:
g n Tildc,. z approeehine tho Willis ltonao hy The
ansons to rido In On the trana Of ths Southern Pa-
tlnc.
In undisgusted dlsguat at Speaker Korr's CON.
mfttco appointments tho Now York Sun Bays:
" aro compelled 70 asy tint h1r. Kerr has dssp.
pointed public expectation In organizing tho House Of
Neiressosavcs. aud has failed 10 exhibit tho rnzact1
and tklli Which were attributed 10 him. and which III
40 Indispensable ID tho psace he has assumed
The Cincinnati Commercial which asaumes to
Know somewhat Of the truo inwArdnese Of tue
"orooked" IN this city, sayB "two acts Of de-
tcc!ivos aro engaged in tho work. Of ferroting
out tl'c whisky frauds In Cl.ieneo. Tho Internal
reyenuo force nto trying to discover Tho guilty
parties. and the Treasury secrot Service force
asa ehadowtng the othors anil preventing thofI
SUCCESS on account Of Jealousy o1iasing bo-
twocn tho tWo."
UnleBs thA Warrington correspondents ars
mistaken, Tom Scott has not Lost anything by tho
election Of Mr.. Herr rs Speaker. Tho unn.liu1ous
otloo" npucash ~ 10 enss tne COMMITTEE on tho
80, .'s"s 4'~lo01 ~ nsao W ~ .ho 'ntores1 OF
Wv" v,'...'. ae''e 1uu'o' l., 'en'a'hH 10 Do
houoat in passing resolution against granting
suba!deH.- Hartford Courdnt.
Concerning what Joyce and Mcdonald, tho
convicted Whisky-Ring thieves, givo out they
could 'el1. tho New York Tribune peztinontEy re-
Joyro and MeDoratd muved t,y only ono impulse
n their tntorriews: they wnnt to gos out. Each takos
The ha thinks most promising Dno cajoles tNe
"1anc ~ sarv. ts,t tarn e9bts T c. ,Ien noth
they have 1nerited There is no poitt1j o1nItai r. h
made ont Of either theIr prat7ee or their sIl;se
=,
II oFthAoF Nefr Hao oeon napecaally deslrouh
OF teaching Independents, LiberalB and all
othnr una,tacbo, nsnnIo ~ t,o+ 1ln5 >, ~
tee - '""s "'oe =" Nv
back to ehoir own place, no could scarcely havo
devised d better plno thnu ho fall unon in ,be
:.., -. - ~ ~. ""o' - @4'
appointment oi bou'o o1 h's commstooe. Stub-
hing Mr. CAittenden, Con. Banks, atl Others. Ia
uAo'S " w eun71lus" ~ sooa 'noicos'oa 'aas
LILO democratic party wants no aid from people
who do not run with tha ,uncl,fnn ~ h,,o Yor1
r.. y,,n, ~"
What Mr. Arorrison r,,uat ia In nrovo 1,;a tn.e,
a. 49,. c,..ss.. ~ 1'"ss Nv ~ e'''o ~. IN "'"8os
iof SUI ]"a1tilauship OF 1he Aonse "af6 &nd
Means Committee is thus stntod by ths Now
~" 's0""e'
II Mr.. Morrison will RIP ort at mn earlv day. and
io.eo tsrnug tue llo,1an which he l,aa boon selected 10
N. psea ha Il eap eor s osoeutea @ 40
t,iuty and an far ju sgcori with ihe ysSs al lin sea
Ttt1rF ttt1
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, 1875-12-27

NEW CHICAGO THEATEE-Catk street, between
Randolph and Lake. Kelly Il Leons Mnstrels.
, 1875-12-27

McyICKERN THEATRE--at,disou street, hetvern
Dearbosn and statF Enlargement Of ths Oates ops1a
Trourc. "{lttoHe 1iraflA."
, 1875-12-27

ATTENTION. SIR KN1ailrHl-The members Of
Chicago contH,ntlrfy Nh II, Il. L. arr hereby mott.
.ao a. m:. for the rnrt Of attending c funeral Of
tho late sr Knight siss Peabody Cr.mb. Funeral
from tho Church nf r FL rhnny. JeEersnn Fark 1t
'u3o =. m., by csta 10 Roscht4l. by order # l.. O.
GA. WILLIAMS, Kecorsof.
, 1875-12-27

ACADEMY OF MG9iC-Ifn,ttrI etreet, between
MadlroA snd Monroe, "The Two Osrhans."
, 1875-12-27

WOODS MuSEtSt-Monroe strcet between Dear.
born and Htatc. He'd IlIng. .lfo d aud econ jl-
Ral Lesaons.~ Afternoon md evening.
, 1875-12-27

CLtsFELASD LODGE, No. I'll. A. r. h 4. M.-
The brethren arr hereby notified to inert a. Masonic
Templa eofurT Hslsted aNd hntotrh~ss., m Tnestsy
.n'rng ut su urloek fnr ihe riIrrore ot perform
ing The lost tad duties for our late Brother Saa Tcs
trsly rntns. Ersirts Ia Re flpll FJinbny Church.
Jefferson lark At lU:o ocock. Visiting brethren !n-
sisr'a tn attend. uEO. F. s1NCLA1N. n, n,
, 1875-12-27

IA FAIEI"TE CHAPTER, M. =, II. 4. M,-r1sl1 No.
f2NonrH-1t.-5tsteA onsohtton tas tAtoHday, eve1,-
lHg ut 'flDck fnr bAinrAa, ktl ihc Installation of
he e'!!crts elect ind appointed. ny nrter of the IL
r, u. i. !. y. TUCKER, Eecfctafy.
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SHIPPING NEWS
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 81, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer calabra (Br), Mouland Liverpool via Queens
town-C G. Francklyn.
steamer Castalia (Br. Butler. Observation-Disclosures
Bros
steamer Cleopatra. Buckley sayannah-Murray,
Steamer south Carolina, Nickerson, Charleston-J W
Qnntard n Co
steamer Gulf stream Jones, Wilmington, NC-Wm
Clyde " 90.
steamer cry Of Dallas, Hines, horeneaa city-c
Mallory * Go.
Steamer Martha stevens, Chance. Balhmore-Wm Dali
zeli
steamer George Cromwell, Bacon, Portland, Ne
Clark Seaman
observation-disclosures Bockmann Co
Bark Rosina QtaD, Gambardello Trieste-Funch, Edye
4 Go.
Bark Eroe GtaD, Maresca Gibraltar Tor orders
Funch, Edge 20
Bark Lord Clarendon (Br) Lavender Monte video-
Joseph Morrell
Brig Aquilla ItAp, Danovaro. Gibraltar for ordersJ
q
Brig " Messer Hewitt ssgua-Snow Il Burgess.
schr l. Warren, johnson, - Ihomas-Mller
schr Rebecca Shepherd, Frambes cardenas-Jas
Elwell 4 Co
schr Harbeson Hickman Robinson, cardenas-A Day
ton Co.
schr Chas Coulcomh Fenniman MatanZas-A Day
ton Il Co.
schr soeedwen, spauldinG, Harbor Island-BJ Wen
berg.
schr Harris, hudson, Baracoa-B Weinberg.
Schr Royal Arch, Megathlin, Georgetown, DC.
schr Leonune Garrison. wareham Mass Havi-
schr Snas Branard, Buell. Providence-cartwright
Doyle.
schr samuel Davis, Place New Haven-Rackett A
Bro
Schr J n Ayres Provost stamford-Rar cert Bro
Sloop Richard Johnson, Conna& Block Island
Racket 4 Bro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-01
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC MOTIFS.

The Hungarian gypsy orchestra appear at
Bteinwsy Hall tonight.
Miss HeilDron's matinee concert takes place a.
steinway's to-day.
Madame L'Archiducr wiz succeed la selis
Parfumeusen at the LIceum.
Among the audience at the Lyceum last night
was Miss Adelaide Nelson, who seemed 70 ENJOY
hugely Aimeeis performance as Rose Mcnon.
The Romance or Poor Young NAM viii be
revived az Nallack's tonight. Upon Miss Dyas
and Mr.. Montague Will Iau tine responsibility or
catering Tor the Walack audience.
The benefit for tie Grand Central Dispensary
taxes place this afternoon a. the Fiftn Avenue
Tneatre. The Dll Is very attractive. II includes
Dan Bryant, Frank Mayo and sol Smith Russell,
two acts or the Bag Bonanza and the farce OF
.'rhe Happy Pair.r
At the close OF the performance OF the Snauzh-
raun'' last night Mr.. Boucicault lett By q special
tram for Boston, where appears this evening az
The Boston Theatre in "srhe Snaughraun.n The
attendance AZ he evening and morning perform
Inces yesterday was simply tremendous. The
house was packed on botn OCCASIONS
Mr.. Jerome Hopkins Eastertide concert for the
orpneon Fund. on Tuesday night. az stein ways
was another public exhibition or the originality
and versatility or the concert gIver, and was at
tended BY q large ana very intslligent audience.
Miss Clementine Losers and Dir. Gonzales songs,
and Nj. Jerome Hopkins own fanEasie on "on Ia
n the Silly Nignt,n we're particularly applaudec.
me orpheon Spring Tide Is appointed for May g
Miss Kate Field nas been playing . successful
engagement In Providence, r. L, from which sue
mas JUST returned 10 this city She played the
tide role in Gabrielle" play adapted by her
'atner from the French Of Alexander Dumas The
time represented In the play i but single night
and IN which The neroine's adventures Ia the
Bastile are graphically described. Like al Frencn
plays u AFFORDS wide scope for the delineation Of
the passions. Ine providence Journal says
"Miss Field gave pleasing proof or q careful study
Of her part, personatng the character she repre-.
sented with great earnestness or expression, and
evincing much Artistic power 10 the more tragic
portions Of the presentation Her pose in the TAB
leaux 10 which the play aDounds was admirable,
and she achieved 3 marked success in the scenes
In which she threw herself upon the door In utter
despair at ner inability 70 convince her lover OF
her innocence, and 10 ner portrayal or feeling
when her complete vindcation is established al
the close or tne play Miss Field goes 70 clevs.
land the latter part Of April 70 fulnl theatrical
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Schr L Warren, johnson. Portland for New York
schr Bennett. Gardiner Providence Tor New York.
Schr Abbe Franktord, Gilbert Weneet Tor New
schr Samuel Gilman. Gilman. Providence tor New
York.
schr sarah B. Eaton Boston for New York.
schr Paul Thompson, Taylor Fall River for New
YORK
Schr Baltic Parker. Providence Tor Nav York.
Schr N G Carroll. Fall River for New York
schr 4 n Clark. Feugar Providence Tor New York.
Sehr sea Foam. fhilbrook Providence tor New York.
schr Mary Adams, Adams Portsmouth for New
YORK.
York
schr + II wenan, Gerald, Providence for New YORK
Scnr Lete Wells, Watson, New Bedford for New York
Schr Forest City. johnson. Providence Tor New York.
Schr Gentle. Eldridge, Newport for New York,
Schr Henry Demng. Hatch, Providence Tor New
Schr Black stone wckson Providence for New YORK.
Schr Aro Pardee, Holmes. Providence for New York.
Schr Bentley. kobnson, New Haven for New York
Scht shaw, Shaw, Boston Tor New York.
Schr Imosene DNerty, Hand, Providence Tor New
York.
Schr VIM Il Bowen Dill New Bedford Tor New York.
schr ModesIy, Nixon, Plymouth tor phlladelphia
Scnr David Neison FERRIS GTeenWlcn tor New lorh
Schr Orlando Smith. FERRIS Porcneser tor New Aork.
BOUND EAST.
steamer City Of Fish, New York for New
schr James NJ Bayles Arnold Elizabethport Tor Proyi
5chr PeIle simpson, Hoboken for Bridgeport
Schr General sheridan, stewart Elizabethport for
Schr Escort Kelly, New York Tor Dennis
Schr Kelly, Kelly, klzabethport Tor Proyidence
schr Hannah + Brown, sacketL Port johnson for
Providence.
schr Louisa Frances, Kelly, New York ior New Bed
ford.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-01
THE FLOATING HOSPITAL

Az APPEAL FOR THE ENSUING SUMMERS WORK.
TIE Floating Hospital Of st. JOINS Guild Is de
signed for the purpose Of anording the sick chill
crowded tenement houses an opportunity, under
breathing tne health restoring sea breezes during
the sultry summer season
During the last year over 1900 sick children
ana their mothers were taken upon the eighteen
excursions given BY the Guild, while many more
had 10 be refused for want or proper facilities
The trustees Iee conndens that an apueaI In their
behalf Will not be unheeded They need funds and
immediate aid 70 build suitable barge for the
purpose.
me public can aid the work BY purchasing tick
cts for the Lady Washington Reception wnlcr
takes place at the Academy OF Music, April 6th,
or by sending subscriptions for TINS object 70 VIII
liam H. Gulon treasurer, No. 60 Wall street. or 70
any OF the undersigned trustees
Osvald Otsendorfer, Stats Zeltun0.
E. a. Quiniard, Drexel Building. corner Wan and
Broad streets.
J. P. solomon, NO. 80 Broadway.
George II. Brodhead. No. 10 Broad street
Henry hentZ, No. Hanover street
Franklin Edson. No. 10 Whitehall street
Charles Bellows No Al Beaver street.
BENJAMIN W. Floyd. No. 80 Front street
Townsend cox. 40. 81 Exchange place
jenkins Van Scnaick. No. l3 road street.
M. 3. Feeding, No. il9 Pearl street.
Charles Spear, No. I5T Cedar street.
Gardner G. VEIN. No. as PARK place.
Jonn +. Dewitt NO. 26l BROADWAY.
Louis v. Some, No. l59 Front street.
JOnn II. Kemp, No. 100 MURRAY street.
James ;. Barron, M. 2Ts WASHINGTON street
William II. Wiley, No. 10 Reaae street.
Andrew ". Leggat. No. So Cana street
Il. J. Cortis, No. ~ BToadway
samuel A. Lewis, City Hail.
L N. Bares, No. 45l Broadway.
J. N. Requa No. p Soutn street.
Rev. AVIAN Wis1au, No. 81 Varick street
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR
THIRD DISTRICT. TOMPKIxsvILLH Ny. March 81. 1873
Ihe regular light vessel Of the station Is been
replaced STAFFORD ~hoa.
SrEPHkN ID TRENCHARD Commodore, USN,
Lighthouse INSPECTOR. Third District
NORTH ATLANTIC ocKAS-sEARcH roR a REPoRrED DANCER
Referring 10 il previous notice the following iutUrna
ton been received from Captain w TTuxtun, COM
manding ~ steamer Brooklyn
The rock. reported BY Captain MarfinO stepanovich
Of the Austrian bark Antonetia searched tor be
tween ats 20 and % ~ y aud Ions a. ami Al IS
W, no bottom being obtained at 20 fathows
The weather was cain and clear with smooth wafer
and n long high swell that would have broken
20 fathoms deep The moon was nearly u and the
sky without cloud. During the cay small object
nld have been at distance Of w miles
BY order OF the Bureau Of Navigation,
Il II WYMAN. Commodore, L y, Hydrogra pher.
1875
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-01
ANOTHER sToCKvLS CASE

Suspicious CIRCUMSTANCES ATTENDING PIE
DKATH OF DE VERNON.
Deputy Coroner Leo held a post-mortem exam
ination on the body or GnstaVe D. de Vernon on
Tuesday afternoon, the result OF which showed
that deceased mad died nom pneumonls. although
two OF mis- ribs were found to have been broken.
The fact or De Vernon having arrived at tnls
port some ten days ago on board the steamship
Canada; his disappearance about a week ago; mis-
subsequent death IN the Wards Island Insane
Asylum under such circumstances as 10 render
toe holding Of an inquest necessary and that the
widow Of the unfortunate man was denIeG per-
mission 70 see the bodJ, was reported In the
HERALD yesterday.
IL now turns out that at the time De Vernon
was taken TO the asylum Il was determined 10 pat
q straIrJac on him, and mat in performing
this operation he was assaulted and severely
beaten " one Conrog, an employe at TIE lnstitu-
tlon, WHO was subsequently arrested ana taken
before Justice Morgan, who admitted nim 70 bail IN
the sum OF 5000. Yesterday morning Coroner
Kesser, VINO mas charge Oh the case, issued tenn
porary commitment Tor ConrOy and sent II 10 the
police OF the 1wenty-eightn precinct IN order that
they might arrest the offen-er whether or not
they succeeded 10 arresunQ him Waa not known
up TO a laLe hour last evening
To-day jury Will oe EN- Danelled for the purpose
OF viewing tie BODY, which mas been removed 10
Bellevue Hospital An inquest Will De held ~ "a
early day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-01
MEDICAL COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL
FOR WOMEN.

TWELFTH ANNUAL CoMMESCEMENT-INTERE
NC ExERcIsEs-NAMEs OF THE GRADU-
ArEs
The twelfth annual commencement OF the New
York Medical College and Hospital for Women
took place last evening at Steinway Hall before
an appreclat1ve audience. on the platform were
the officers or the institution and some OF The
faculty. The proceedings were excelently pre-
sided over by Colonel Henry g. Stehbins. Prevl-
Gus TO the exercises Suppes Bandits
Frohcsr was played By the orchestra iol-
lowed by CARTS Spring March, The open
ing prayer was given by the Rev. George bacon,
OF Orange, n. j., and this was followed by Wal
laces song, sweet Spirit Hear Ny Prayer" An
address was then delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Ba con,
alter which there was some OF strauss music,
ana then the degrees now conferred oy the Pro-
lessor. Henry d. Paine, NJ. d., who made an ap-
rue graduates were:-Miss Mary W. Bates, OF
Name; Miss Mary (. Bond, OF New YORK MISS
Mary =. Fore, OIL New Jersey; MISS NJ Elizabeth
Kaiser. OF ONO; Mrs. Emily " ID. Perdee, OF Con
necticut; Miss Jane A. Rich, OF Vermont; MRS,
Emma B. RYDER. or California; mrs. A. Y. r. Ste
vens, or New YORK and Miss Ella +. Swinney, or
New Jersey.
When the graduates had taken their places on
the platform their gentlemen friends presented
them with baskets or bouquets OF flowers.
The valedctorY address. mooest aud sensible
OF Maine. Some or the remarks in the address,
especially those wnicn alluded 20 the long ols-
LauccS WHICH stpdTatcu CAaSc vi AoiO IL tuC
future. were very well chosen. Miss Bates Was
aDplauded warmly BY Inc audience.
The address or the Dean OF the institution, Pro-
lessor Clemence ;. LossleI NJ. d., was an inter-
estng sketch OF the progress Of the college and OF
its present condition. the exercises closed With
Warrens s.Inman Liner march
Professor Pane announced that among the
students Ia physiology, anatomy and chemistry,
Miss Louise Gerard, Miss Emile Jones and MISS
Jeanette Caldwell mad attained Tne full honors OF
the college, and that Miss Elise L. A. Graft and
MISS Alice Burnett mad been adtudged Iuliy pro-
nclenI In chemistry.