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A Rich MAN EVADISG TANEs.-Henry
III. Jacques, a wealthy resident OF East
Orange, New Jersey, was placed on trial yes
Ierday in the Essex county court of quarter
sessions, on a charge OF perjury. The charge
specifies that Jacques, In order 10 evade as
sessment OF his property, swore that his bank
account was only $3.50, and that ne owed
SIS, 600. when IL appeared he had a balance In
The bank of $4,000 and only owed $1,000.
The apparent correctness of the sworn state
ment was explained by the post-dating OF q
check.-Nefr lOrk &nr. 4fh.
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II III. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and SITS northwest

u. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and SITS. northwest.
TRUSTEES sALEoE VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY AT AUCTION
a BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated July 9th,
III Il. lS12; and duly recorded in Liber No. 694,
umbia, and by direction Of the parties secured there
S T ia & aGSS f4 ih Sn the PFf%sse
Of the county of Washington as then called, in the
street Of the city Of I and Eorth of
Georgetowni and being portions Of four t4l tracts
aHa ths Of Rgn
the same comprising sixty five and twenty nine
@ Efs Is fG~
mediately on Rock creek, adjoining aor anna on the
Hill cemetery, WashingtoR city and the Potomac
river. 1t be laid off advsnta geousy in building
sesses one Of the finest views ri in the D District FSe
passage of the p street renders it accessible,
present the most improved part of Washington
This property has on il large mansion, containing
conyeniences; grounds well laid out. with choice
fruits flowers eveIgreens &C. and having smoke
ing Il In every respect nrstclass residence There
Is asa large merchant mill in good order with the best
one hundred and forty barrels -four per day, with
valuable store quarry, Which has been and S nsS
again be, worked TO adv antage The entire property
Terms: Ssi 600 with interest at ten per cent. per
annum from July q, 1872, and expenses of sale in
cash; balance in six twelve and eighteen months,
with Interest at ten per per cent per annum, to be
secured by deed Oftrust on the property. All con
yeyancing at expense Of the purchaser; $500, as a
deposit, will be required day of sale. II the terms
Of sale are not com piled with in ten days from the
day OF sale, the Trustees the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defaultiug
purchaser, after ten days advertisement in some
one or more Newspapers published in the city Of
Washington, J.. q.
JOHN ". ALX0RD; }Trp,tees
BY virtue OF certain writing signed by all parties
Concerned the terms CT sale in of the above de-
scribed property changed to third cash. The
difference between the cash payment and the amount
due on the first trust in year and the balance in
two years said deferred nent bearing interest
eight per cent. per annnp.
SG RaN W W s ALX2RP;y Trustees.
J. Il. COLDWELL,
feb4 thGm. tml4&d Salesman.
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JOHN W. ALvORD, tr.o.
GEO. W. STICKNEY, trustees.

I ATIMER & CLEARY,
IL Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of Penn. avenue and 18th street
Star Office Building.
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CLARA MORRIS, THE actress, in a letter
from san Francisco TO a friend, describes her
visit to a Chinese theatre. Sine was shown
the room which suffices for a green room aud
dressing room, where she says, "a number
OF actors were changing their costum =, and
the cool indifference, not 70 say gravity.
with which they stripped themselves TO the
bare brown skin in my presence was START
ling. j had some difficulty in finding a nook
i could fix my eyes on without being shock
ed" An Acknowledged actor asked "lou
act-ee?" and when the manager explained,
"She much-ee big act-ee," the greeting eN-
tended TO her was very cordial.
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1914 GREAT lO1S
-IOIf PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1919
To THE
NORTHWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Trains leave as follows;
Ill SIS an. I:I5 p.m m.
40 .. IN. " s:25 D. m.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
with elegant Scenery, Palace Stste-rOom Day and
Night Cars, with modern imprOv ements.
Two hundred miles saved TO " estern and Central
New York.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
through from WASHINGTON TO the WEST and
NORTH without change.
Tickets By this route be procured 81 the offices,
corner Of 18th street and Pennsy ania and
corner Of 9Th street and PeDnsyy avenue, under
National Hotel, where reliable Information viii be
given at all times
Passengers procuring tickets at these Offices can
secure accommodations in Palace Cars for Chicago,
PIttsbuTg and Rochester.
ID. N. BOYD, Jr., General Passenger Agent,
uaTl6-ly Phiiadel phia, Pa.
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UNDERTAKES.
y r. HARVEY,

Undertakes,
No. ss4 y STREET. between Einsh ed rsuss.
marl-Iy
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Industrial Exhibition Co.
$40
WILL BUYA
FIRST MORTGAGE
PR MUM BOND
OF THE
NEW Y0RK INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION CohPiNY.
Industrial Exhibition Co.

These bonds issued for the purpose Of raising
funds Tor the erection Of building in The city o
New York, 10 be usaofor
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IN AND
ALEXANDRIA e FREDERICKSBURG e E.,
COENEE OF 3 AND Sixth STREETS.
Local trains leave for Alexandria az fOllOws--6,7
z, g 10, IL a m, 4, 3. A. 5. 8, .. N; a.
n and D. L. daily, all other trains daily except
suhday.
Local Trains leave Alexandria fOIlows:-6, z, -,
y, TO- 1 A. Il; 4. 3, 4, 5, and D. IN. The =
a N and p n from Alexandra daily, all other
trains daily except Sunday.
a. n aud . m: connect with trains on Wash
tngtou and Ohio l.. X.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves WashiD gtOn IL IS daily except Sunday
Through TicKets 10 all points South aud sOutuw est
Tor sale al Offices 18th street and Pennsy ania
avenue, and corner 9Th street and Psnnsylv ana
nue, where seEgers can leave orders for baggage
% De checked ~ al hotels aud residences through
destination. ID. NJ. BOYD, JT.,
General Passenger Agent.
GEO. G. WILKINS, General sup't.
Iansh Baltimore, Md.
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STEAMER LINES.

FOR POTOMAC Rive LANDINGS
The swift end ft-orite Iron Steamer -
PILOT BOY sI55ss56N
having been thoroughly oveyhaui-d AMI r-1...-'I,
viii resume her tri for Potomac ri ser Laniings on
IuESnAf March 81 AID every TUESDAY anil
SATURDAY thereafter. leaving Fiizhuzh's wharf,
foot OF 9Th street., at O'Clock a m Returning will
evening. 1870
Freight received daily
bOA ". II. BYLES, Captain.
NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
Il BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, VA, WASH
lSGTOS AND GEORGETOWN, Dc.
SAILING DAY.
SATURDAY, at IL m. rN~A
From SO Water street, Georgetown,
d. C., TUESDAY, az 10 a. m.
This line connects at Philadelphia with C,ydes
Regular Seni weekly Line Of Steamers for Provi-
dence, Boston and New England States. No wharf
age in Boston BY this line.
HYDE, Agent for d. ofO.
WM. p. CLYDE & CO.. Philadelphia.
u. A. REID Alexandria, Va.
ID. ID G. MINK, 80 Devonshirs street, Boston.
- Freights delivered by Knox's Tx press. Or
ders left at General 0fice, SOS Pennsyivania ave-
nue., or at the Steamers Wharf, viii Be promptly
attended to. seps-r
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THE TRADES.

ID A L n
have method Of preparing Paint which will
warrant TO efectuaily prevent dampness caused By
defective brick walls and leaky metallic roofs, pro-
yided the paint is applied By my own hands Price
Jz cents per square foot for three coats.
HOUSES and SIGNS painted in the very latest
style and in the most durable manner.
Being thoroughly equipped for every kind of work
In my line respectfully ask trial from those whom
have not heretofore met professionally.
shop, sos l4th street, between III and northwest
febI- ly ISAAC CURRY
DLUMBING, GAs-PITTING AND SEWERAGE
D promptly attended to. on reasonable terms, by
JAMES i. BRIEN, Practical Plumber. No. sos
Louisiana avenue, near 9th street. north side. Resi-
dence S22 sth street northeast Specially. TIN
LINED PIPE always on hand. fn2l-tr
VI BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
1O12 Pennsy ysnia avenue, south side.l
FINE WORk speciality. nov2S-ly
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Address, for Bonds and full information,
MORGENTHAU BRUNO & CO.,
FINANCIAL AGENTS,
90 Park Row, New York.

Posi- OFFICE DRAWER No. 90.
Remit by Draft on New York City Banks, Regis
tered Letter, or Post Office Money Order.
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A MEXICAN LINE.
MAIL STEAMSHIPS. AAsk
ONLY LINE CARRYING THEAREN
AMERICAN FLAG.
Sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia for
QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL.
CABIN, INTERMEDIATE and STEERAGE
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Rates a. low as by another first class Line.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents
Philadelphia.
SHERMAN 4 co, Bankers, Agents,
sug41y 1929 street, Washington.
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POSTPONEMENTS IMPOSSIBLE UNDER
THIS PLAN
APPLICATIONS FOR AGENCIES RECEIVED
feb26-f, INV .1m6K2m
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e next premium allotment will be held on
MONDAY, March 1, 1875,

on which day go premiums, amounting to $50 900,
will be distributed among 1000 bendhOders. We
have limited number of drawn Serie Bonds on
hand, which may be purch lsed on application.
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CALCULATIONS CONCERNING BEEc IER A
A WITNESS.
E,-lf,a The N-.x K,,.I.
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Pf<SFNGLRS SHED.

FOR LONDON m sic1p nip Ftec' Juy pr Nani,sa
Nrs Ns1r.l. NsnIt-I, Nss Conerpurh VI f' ~ is
e. Nurr. Qiiufir Gerrta NJ u 'morc ift llri thi
Miss Terry f. W 4umlcy. Thos. PARSE, Miss = W iid'y
G. s Tottnn g. phrla-. G. cray, L. y Cauloni H. bay 10y
Mdie. g. Heynaui, ico. sole A..
FOK nAMBUhG-Ia s'sGpship He-Icr. July l-AaS
Trdun fr and Ais. Ni,Itr Brs.bartl trJ 'd hrE anl
rinan. T. frcrrr Dr. !. ffitf. Nin ~ a'
L. 'isIr Mlsps Daniel H. iar.i = IL am hl nu
Wiken~, Mrs. Theresa ". F3ld and pree ca'rn. ". H.
Alien MIs. RudCl Mss Charlotte Iithr M ana ~ ~
rave ltUcheI foar chiiin Two nor>cs anf .eVani Ns
H. T. De Gonzales Charles de- iacy. fraus DN oe J. ~ NE
n. ". rloow MISC 'faric Nl1chr.. Mr. and ~ f. - fli
Fr Hu'ncr H. Colt rnann, Mrs j. l. pfaim di
maid. Nus kaupo aud daughter, Mfs. it'limah
Schneider. MIS-. John h leslie BENJAMIN - rdiel,
lAui. rar L and oil. 4. -. kr. ~ "a. a.d NJ, ~ IN
Hcrihs. u. EsLer Hc'nrc Fl,ia. Wiis!m " -. ham
kunnaIr ,r aud Mr.. sinai Chcya 1ir au1 III. i""r
Fiichncr md infant Nr. auf W. f1 kiNlref 'rd maf
hr- II. JAEGER, Mr. q. lnler Mn MARY i "h a" en-
Miss 1,ass ,iiss Eliac AruZ. NrA Fr'd @ t'"h-
inanf DorUihra treeids Mrs. t.nfa rta"a ara
chill H. huri,, aud $50 chill non III aud Mo- az IA
Guide. Mo Anna H. i.A WON" an! soU Miss Ma "a hor
MI I,lblsn anil SOFT Mira J. Mibfre. IT, fiit,tl T.
ilu,f Carl eft GER H. x. ,fLi,'r +. Smith 'l3iun
Scqer hr., efc 's TI de IL Mouaeie, l. MliNns, 4,
Jr..ua S.AA- ~. q. ~. II,mal-I -Al1llOn Loco
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THE COMM MOMENT fVLRC! cs-IiT DrGrETs.
pros ~ oco.,ONAL ConEf -ioNpfNT "F lif fHinr'El
LEwIspCLG, pcni., jane Gothic examine
ton o. tDc glasses comleto4 last 1eel, and the
CMLuon ,ICses 81 the University Nt.e hcid -
DAY AZ tie tl.Ll .f.uc Oh Nolty evening al
drc-e,. were dt,l}tulhy Prof Eobt. Lowry and the
Re-. -. j.. Capp and rc-size portrait 81 ol oi Prof
Geo. Il. Bliss unvailoI oll presented 20 DEE Board 81
1Tu-tccs. Col. v. If. Harrison Of f-iadelph VAS
elected Prc.idcnt If the Association. conmunication
from Tie Trustee vas rccc,cdiy The Association, in
forum them that hereafter etertIrd vacancy occurring
~ their board would he MIA from tie ranks Of the
Alumni and earnest Tor Tie futiie Cob Harrison
Snd ibe Hon. Charles Wolfe elected To MI
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MUSICAL PEEFORMAN rs AND Ets,YN By THE STU
DrNTS-P rs, Nr,fIoN 81 PRIZES AND Clowns
-ADpKi - RI cnD'NAL M'CLosKEY.
The twenty annual Commencement of
tie academy MONT - Vincent Oh tie |! ld~"n !'>e
held yesterday afternoon, in The Academy Et Inc
exercises attracts. large audience. Many OF the clergy
NcN-York bropkyn, ami the neigh nc cities were
~ eSent Anlons them twcre Wears General Preston and
QUINN. Fath,c Gockelu. President OF - john, ole-c
FurGhau AMI Father NcirIok and DcJly OF tie College
% II. Franco Navi
The hall arG stage decorated with rarlands Of
flowers and On side OF he Otli "a> Raised
dai- o,Verc. with usun cloth, whore scat lid been
prepared fer cardinal ,Cosa y. The Card nal Wore
hi, iun Car1.n.laa II robes t. Lis r,ht end lci on ilc
dlis SAT VicrsGcnc.a Q in 1nI Pr ton. T." orlo
site side ~ the Hs'l flied with the pupils all whom
were Dire srd in Wnto ami woe plrji c"''r'd sa'''
and wroais If no~oIs on T.! :. heads. ~ ic on rrNt
thcttl2 ST.. a.. sfcrs IL Ch,rty, with ~" Mother
superior Sister Refine. uudcr whose care The A''i'iN
is conducted The body of the hail and upper gale!
Med with the a0dioncc.
The cNcrc 't ~ with IN ovoriurc, "G1zZ3 Laura
which was pcro IIneh tac pianos by Misses pon"' De
Howe, Vi. Gaia. V Walsh, Crau. schroeder, Romero
N,rosin3 Gro~z inne,s Danrrlly -, Reilly I'al:"rs
ley, IL. DAVIS, OCa Afghan, aul Brennan. inns
uas followed by the coronation ot ;he ru-
pills whose conduct during the year had been
exemplary. TIE ocrciIony consisted Of Jac pr~en' alton
Of a gold medal M crown q" each ~ tlr Cardinal.
~ 1lis
spoken 10y Miss Mccall. The i"st"vai oi "raorin..
hunos tie gIad rates came LcNl. ih' pray ri from
1~cs i'm - rt' u.ci f"' CABINET ort1u ii.l
piano was played hy Miss Mor"s.l an
h~. Cuseiiu TIE Two CigtiNrs ' was rcti'ci oi Mis-
Mccall The chorus. N,a Pa Mono. Wa Sil@ hy tAr
pnj.s TLis VA followed ny % 1ra~sg OHe, Ia Bu 'hi
Ventura" on the piano. hy Misses Inu.'ThD. H. lui"nH
Nr,ipi - j. FcstewaiL. Fnnesfu, Giynor, sch"n ahd
Nj, all.
The second uarf ~ m Proerau'm' "S carried OFT ~
the .nll,yns order: " Chcerfunrss," vocal ou'', 10y
ilis,s evnolds aIr GinsL; Erin" arrau ad Tor b'rp'
amt tI4Lo - IOiH'sa, Misses Howe, pb''l!'
iil, i q ~
inrIoGi-iia. original; Vaiedictorv, by Mi No.
Fre,mout ana hearty applause grr.,ed the 'd'r'" %
ihc iudls. both IN their musical tut "iJi' 'uaiY r\"i
rl>,s. Pool g. Isat nntt ie>'ed Over m wlHi'a
poro OF iut exercises Inc OiowiuS are thc hbncs "a
ilr -,r'lr'. =: .
J,,- a.,Linc E,rhmOud, i'' @tal"a, ll1 N'ff1',
Adls s.'s..ic Nf-A NJ, 81, ~ -
ii.iis 4 !
N,uui, tusrfn. 81 .',u paws,
Inc gold IA, a. foi iac Us, original y en- was Won Wy
Ms, It Marr} 81 king hud-c, y. !. inc 80 ia', 4!
TO-. ian, "a, vaH livcn to Mis- May t.lH,:; tl'c
cuni rt Mss Ella Murray. rae Fr- ne Ia
iof tho b 4 ORIGINAL essay, WAS aWardc ~ N.3 .i&.A
Na2I,e tlc -rc,d iu ia ~ vas MIS- NdfN ld'"f \
the eos. IN CARDINAL dtly"rd - a0iics. - IN grjsn
40 =, ~ it ,tlrsr 81 Wici ur sod tuat ln h - il
tn tLc nunc tuc npthcl~ and sisters 81 N in-Hr"n
Wi.c.t had ,iNrn them crpNl~ Ar LDi"t tWl i-tt r.
s 81 10 Le iheiP lives -. SOY 10 tnc II,u'
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COMMENCEMENT NOTES.

Speaker Elaine pres, nted gold watch to
President Chcrey ur Wednesday ~ lie commence '"ni
exercises Of Bat,s Collie e. Seventeen men were Sri"u
atcd.
The Archbishop Of Philadelphia attended The
commencement eNcr, >.~ of SAINT Toas az Nilian"'a
COLLEGE, Drtv: 70 County, T. on Nrd r>fay, ana d'
n utcd the l,i nitni~. The drgirr 80 tcnci" Q" Nrt-
was cnuitlp ul.n ana thJt 81 bh.hcl"i Z" 1'''cr
uuon thi,e suicnLs. and commercial Gli were
gwen to- ynunS men.
\ reception by the pupils and teachers OF
Grammar - iool Ne 27 took ece yesterday afternoon
al HE school building In Forty accOAdsi. near Thn,ic
The exercises consisted at didoers JlLaiio ana
churllScs. the wa decorated Win tt American
cOlurA The l.t Occiiiru ~ J"rfph W 'iiiN
The principal i.a Mes kdtzenn,ig. Mui,uh- Ai"h-
ton and Eu kus. After the distribution o III" eip"lni
I o visi. or deus eIed aii,tIt~Sos Ia TIC pupils.
The armour cement of the expected attend
ance of speaker Blaine and secretary RTst'V ai the
Commencement Of Washington and jefferson CO..
Iege on We tuesday, deV gront many persons hero
who were curious to aud hear two prominent RClub-
hcan candidates for the Presidency. Ncithcr Of them
came Mr. Blaine wrote that his iniuirs received IN t.
railroad accident. would not permit lin 10 lnYc. MI
Eist1W r0t, tl!t ne busy, rco-nHiL llF De
uagtmeut, cave Washington. Gov. HaItlht, COS.
JacaIS Of We. Virginia, -tuUor Cameron Con. Bin--
ham of YhiAd, pima AID otiicg made speeches at the
GeuicatiOn OF the new COLLEGE building.
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present yacancios The Rev. DR.. Henson OF Phadel-
pha address cd the Literary society Tuesday evening
lie spoke az young man 10 young men In behalf o,
,o,,h "p lv sg o it ~, newer the csi.s OF
Ne nan whom sAerenGe has rned n 'Pie es Of AZ
is he classic clasics and faith contained in the
aciGni day. The Say wa- ss I%%ws;
Moral Enuent In Human Greatness" Robert Davenport
"Cotnnance Of Law" George william Means Brookvine
~ 5h'ie i'e i1ht ihsnss tira sir'f1sp'Tg IL, De-,
'Nnsdclpira-
cs !s s gse is ' 1Igg TaF Peter
"iiAy n History John foIri'r Duncan Iewtslr $500.
oetry and Philosophy William Henry Pa'liin Canton
lnnyenoe Of Association Character" William Henry Ii
aim,aor,ai.y d Tioaeht" willrea Gerha, lev i-iurs
Mm,ie @! the Sphl's," George IarmcT MIChlaii' NC
"OnlsbY Mcknight Mitchell" LCysbOn NOtbasrn Roberts,
I'daar Possibi,aes Jonathan Foner Strictly Willis rs
"Utity of Geology" Thomas Edward Hapenny, Lewis
"Myti olor al Imagination OF Greece Deazon Ty Zig
".IEal'acTss jonp burroughs wes'on, chester.
"TIo Easter Ar.i-t% FrtitT +. Msl,orl Kciiy IL
Limit. 81 ri.osophica Inquiry Edward Mcknight Bra"
val'..iclorv, Charlie Rowland James Iowisbnrg.
aud the others Ia Of 4. i. The degree Of A. ". IN
course was conferred on Measrs Ballanne, BertoictO
Whitman, aud f'umpsiine. TIE degree % \ NJ was con
ey NJ aT lion 1a p',, bGc'@h o. Fnp, -.
Rev. NJ T.. Smitb Of w-Brnswick and Prof Y. Lowry
that oi LII u. ibs Hon. j. b. Baker ol sudbury The
following are tiio iGm"s OF ia" graduating class:
GRADu TING CLASS OF l. wISIVGG UNIVERSITY
( II. Gravlc. thahcs'ous.C. +. N. kdig Low ishur,.
]. o cr.ieIov s'cwn,alc O. s. Mcsn4 iros,irs.
~ it, E Il 81 b ',,''1 ,atou ~ ray phiSp a.
7: y Evans, Le"isbgrr L. -. hoi"ris CAra"r'heh.
T. ) nsliIenpy. teHis,.ng j. =. stiiely wilsmsport.
3 y Hin i dsTo2 Y = E. Van a- - ie-omg
=. v. H"s~irsoD.i .la1eiphia j. Is. Weston, Chester
L. r. James, NlsDuIS,
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S.r,d Principa, OF Wyoming seminary kingston Penn
laiay cite College does not confer tle ueEres o " H. W
SON years to confer this Il gree. No graduate OF
tbs 60 oge has received this degre After The confer
ripg o. DEGREES, d. Caftel made few lcmiTEs anu Inc
assembly dispersed with bcnedcuOn by the rev III
Hand. y. Y. 80 ,,.
Trustee and o;aer- Wa formed and went 10 70 tis'i
irlvs srmorv where the dpn'r spread by TIC Ia
dies Esston The dinner IL conceded r. az % nave
been cniovablc affair In the large nall "l thF htS.'l
Grays set fopr Tong tables, 3t which httwe -"
or $40 people sci down. Grace Sas pronounced ny uc
Rev d. lyman Sieman' o NJ "' me cxXi,d
Isam. How did iay heart r1e'cc 10 .,,nn ttr
Ey-Goy. Pollock presided Tic makes de.,Sh'ini
nounrei the tig-t tOast, the President o ilyNe C
go. Dr. Carvu.' TIE toast Was divnS ~ l.ne gu"
mad, a v.,v neat Src, ch. The Nv In. Nlliard re
suos,!ed 10 the toast, The Paristic Course Shot a.
dresses - osponsc 10 different toaSis were maze .
pro-. Il esii,T ". aymond q Ncw-Nork; Jui G. W =
KirkIatiitk. Dean al the Law Department; Df lfail
Gnc.u oi he same d,rarim,nt' IrNi T. ~ pa en- -.
He.km "A. I~45 Pr,sid,nt OF Hanover Cclegc, Ind;
IL - The Rev. III DALI, the l~v Dr Efs'r "Ier-
vote of thanks rendered 10 the iti ~ L's "a,
10 10 Dr cation held his annual leVoo III honor 81 W"
Graduating Glass. -,
Boz nj OF Trustees JOHN Meles, A. IL; A1nh't iioi's
sor of VI ,dcn Languages; IN the new Law Department.
". KirSpatfcs. A. ". Professor o. Elementary ~"
sni History "i Ju,ismHd, noci NJ Il JONES, A. H, ITO
fsS0T of MUncila, Law; IRAN Green, NJ d., LII ~.
Professor 90 Medical jurisprudence FIahe : d Marcia
LII. D. l. ttultr OU Cons IOnl and Pubuc Law, hiih
tn. Rom N Law. The ion. ". : kirkpatrick. ga" newly
elected Dean at this Dopar mcni, VIII oe itugUiat" Ut
CurNt When a "A, ~ ,0uisc viii mo actN" Oitrdi"
success. u Is quite likely that two II htilS W"
usC Oi lie Two literary societies VII b' bull Ill l"c
en.uu-. wear. aud also = gymnasium, toward "hich
S,OOOO have already bcen Subscribed The Aiunm cas-
year held large and cnthuStsie h't a., ana "AV1f'
10 Isse considerable noney for the vans OF la ciit
Tbc FTu,ulcs 81 held their annual reunions thS al,
ttitis I. a q mum dots ol Aluhl'ih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02
EXERCISES AT GRAMMAR SCHOOL no. l.

The Commencement exercises OF the femaie
Department Of Grammar School No l, nj NO 3" Fandc
wuter st.. took place yesterday afternoon About 2oo
visitors were present. Mary Conklin, tho Principal
conducted the exercises which consisted OF anthems ana
cloruscs by the school, composition. Neicorie' ny
Miss Ida MOatt, recitation in German by hHs Anna
Hennceey dialogues, and musical charsde.
Medals :or general merit were bestowed uIHn aiSses
Catharnc Hcnnessey, CahaTtne Baldwin, Cathaae Cnr
til, Mary Frost, Mary Martin, Mary Loohari, caroline
Campbell Alice McClan, Julia Addison, Clara stevens
Mary Dolcan. Ella BCmis Mary Drew Mary Greeley
Mary sebert and Ida Dunphy. Diplomas were gwen 70
the following graduates: Misses Mary Ccnien c"th'
crime Curtis, Sarah Bishop, Mary DnT5nan, cam
aruo fitzgerald, Mary Halaey, Nora Cu!us'
Mar Tockard Caiharc Uenpessy, CathaIine Baldwin,
MARI Gallon Abcrtiua clay, Mary Fost, Anna q. on
nell, Mary .NcCMthy. sarah tmis.iHn8on ana NM
Martin. School COMMITS ,iunCr h'smfuiH ana john ~
Groa,"n. secretary OF tho Order OF cmcinuai, u1-
Dire .fa fhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02

FROM HAVANA r. esrnsbiD G'i0io, July v NrH
Ire,. a. filp Mr.. Jos "a CebIl - M 'al9 la.o.
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van Juan T. Ytbernla ana slr, Jo-o Top g. 'lr'' 40"
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II =. ,u. T. J. Made I,nly (iuton John We %. y faia.
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., nat l IO.. rf.iish David rnI0n " 'i .afi th
~ W,..r T. poa.D..rrn. James Never. An.r Sptlilng -
T. ,al,aa. I;ubt. fiy NJ %. II,n,J. Nll.' j. t'ii'''
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jamie prank II tct.t -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02

Controller Green aud Nelson J. Waterbury
pr. iarA over the C0nmenc, acut tye t->cs, 'lcS'
of Grammar school No. 80. 30 W.; Twenty -c@hihs',
near Nauti-aye, Of which Mss cara N. Inonis =
Principal On the platform Wsfe TIE Row DR.. JoHh
Hail. fhc lcv. Mr.. N0odnan Inspector Agne", Mr"srd
Mann Graham, Tiecu, Roche. ana other schJm ohe'rs'
After The opening n.y. lu and rcIdno ffo!n scripture
r scb,l oiuod in SINGING ChOIHs from
W,-n,l,. D." TaunAdu.rr." 1hc talu,atoIy, Treasure
l.o.c," was gwen hy Mary L. johnson. within bile
Of ElinDolo' Town" sung by NoidbellA Mckenzie
The proraume contained dialogue, vocal Solo and
chorus given in Gcimln. Only ono oonPes.''on
.,vnc,tati,n" vas read. This VAS IN Vctse rnd waS
w..ttcn by sil, T. Power .
1Io,,y. iInp T. President ~ The Normal COLLEGE pre-
I,,c The dlnnas after which tie ertiua.S we're adj
Md In 10 Rcv. Dr Hail lio sacdicimy rts
d'.i,rrld liz Elizabeth Il Dugsan, aHcr winch the
,rio1 Il medals was made by David b. scott