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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-22
THE COURTS.
THE sUK-sNuGGLIyG FRAUDS.

THE TRIAL OF DIES ANGE5 TO BEGIN ON JULY 7.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
the Of Deputy Collector Col Robert Dies Anges. VINO
II Indicted for completely In the sk-snnggling frauds
took unexpected Il being generally supposed
that would 80 10 the October Whom the case
called United States District AttOrney Bliss moved
that il be taken from the calendar for the June term
account Of the absence of witness essential 10 the
prosecution. The English officer" said Mr. Bliss. who
arrested Charles L. Lawrence. at Que nstown, Ireland
found upon lin paper which, as We claim Il IN the
handwriting of Dee Anes. We cannot to sFia with
having the officer here TO prove thar the paper was
found alleged. He ia in England; he has been
written to and requested Ia TO this country but
have received no reply from him. and do not think he
vii be here during the pres Mt term"
Mr. Matthews, counsel FOR Das Anges, objected to any
postponement Of the trial of HE clients ease, and said
At the May term OF the Court pressed tits case fo
trial. but 1t tried On the contrary, additional
bail in the sum of $4,000 demanded. Des Anges
could not procure II and he locked up IN Ludlow
sr,,t jail where lie nas been ever SINCE We are ready
trial now, AMI want to be tried. because ~ not
rlg that wheil man l. prepared o. dei.ni hihi ne
should bc Ike In jail until OcOhcg." Mr. Bliss stated
Chat he would with the trd at once Il Mr. Mat
thcws would admit that the paper IN question WIS fonc
~ Lawr nee. ." vii duit nothing" replied Mr.. Mat
thews, EXCEPT that De- Ans.s ready for triad. and
that II h l. not tried now, his bail should he red "ed
am prepared answered n Bliss " To show that, a.
paynstcr IN the English army. Dcs Anges was snFt
In his accounts that e nc from Enslnd ami aS snce
been rs 1t were, fugitive fr m Justice Their Is IN my
opinion, no Injustice In keeping man Ike him ~ Gus
toby. Inc Disirici-AftcrneyS rem arks ere uaaif'
sad Mr.. Matthews, rather excitedly, and -" They
do not HELM tie matter" interrupted ige b a dict
1.-The prisoner entitled 20 be tried or To have hi@ ball
reduc d. His co nsrl NAV submit To me aildAyits show
ing how much bail H. give"
Ar Matthew's Informed JUDGE Eenodict that Dies Angcs
couu not furnish more than - 900 ba |, and the judge
said that, ur-r all tie circumstances he would set to
ior tina on Nv l. Ic1n1ot have }" witness IA re by
that time, said Mr. ss: IL Will take lon GER than uat u
crit the red apc of England" "Ncry well then" replied
Judge Benedict g" wili set she for tIal on July =
Nr Bliss tOu lit he cnHhi De- really on thai day NJ
matthew's ask@l him II 10 would with the ri 81
then II the wcr, prc aud e replied That
he would. Il II said that of the Eng sh officer
referred 10 by Mr. Bliss h SHAW; that he h- been very
active in prosecuting Fcnian- aud that. for tAis r aSoi
he docs n u cDmo to America.
On tie contra Nr. Bliss states thai Snw Is ANXIOUS
70 come, ami dat he vii most probably DC Aerc on
July z.
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in studies and merits ~ character. such they
separately hanled their diplomas by tho secretary thc
recIicns ceTlly bowling aud uncOvcrfng their head
as they received tbem
TIE follow N, who complete the number OF The rra1u-
ats. were then given their diplomas gdiscrmiuately
Midsinpmcn Frank Beatty Of Minnesota. Edward
Gosi'ck Of South Carolina. Fvdelo Carter ~ Illinois
lIe-iCFicK Collins Of NrwN0rk Clarence Crrbin of Mich
loan David Daniels Of Massachusetts,, Robert DOYLE ~
Tennessee Frank Fletcher OF Iowa. Harry Hodges Of
Illinois, Harry H1sley Of Ncw-Ham fslrc. Alfred Howe
~ Penn Nlvania, Walter Hughes Of Iowa. Vcnry II ant Of
Rhode Island. Rdgclv HINT ~ Louisiana, Charles Iair
OF OHIO Charles Mccartney 81 Pennsy lyania. Alexander
Sunrp of Washington, Join Sherman % NcwNurk James
smith Of North Carolina Richard 1Own'cy of Nebraska.
nathaniel Usher Of Indiana. Moses Wood Of Missouri.
George Worcester Of Newly ORR. Frederick Coffin of Mas
sacnnsctts.
Engineers Henry Bahbtt OF Ohio Theodore Durglorf
~ NcwJcrsov, Albert Raiz ~ Pennsylvania. Frank
kldridec Oi OaiO Edward Freeman Of Mississippi, VIM
King az MaIylan1. Charles Klickner Of Prnns lyan.
VIM LITTLE ~ Georgia Elmun IooIuis Of MARYLAND and
Edgar NaTbuitOn of Pennsylvania.
TIE retiring graduates checred nv the remaining
ones. aud they returned the salute. while the band com
Ileied the days ceremonies by playns a beautifully
"xprcsSvco Of the sentiments ~ every graduate " oh.
ANT glad to get out of the wilderness" Tire graduates
VIII bc detached from the Academy and viii he given
Leaves - absence % about 81 60 DAYS ut home except
lh'sc who have asked for orders % the Asiatc stati
TIE cd Z midshipmrn VIII embark on hu Td the Con
ISOLATION Tomorrow next day for the Summers cruise
lie eilu Will board the steamer Alert Inc
examination for candidates for admission is In progress
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SHTpPlVG INTELLIGENCE.

PORT DF NEw.Y INSTRUMENTATION 81.
CiFARED
steamship Othello fBr' Rogers fnlL Eng C. J. WRIGHT
st.or.nr " rr,ns. F,.,cr ns,-msre VIM p,lscn
- i, Iaraes Fo-trr r. owrs san Frame 80 snen Co.
part prrt-u- NcCall.r lisbon. C. Ludnan & 20.
F Fs M M NET GIS fp 9 ca IS %' c Co
rarE eIy-r.i p"6ovach t,nsil Caramon Cork FaL
"f Fr ~cs 'i" Ge-t~rn ca Lining 90:
R,rk poeaa HtaI.l Pescs, Gibraltar for orders Lairo'
Ror1 n~s. ii nprrov,c' Dron'n Cork sloeoyieh & Co. r..
PItg somerset tRrl Haley Falmouth, C. W. Per.
R,ir rhe pr srrowhrdee Essuayra and Porto cabeIO
rg a ,prl oirqrge Bristol I'nr T.nsn ESe Co.
l.Sr T. TI,ri5,. faI,n Baraco' r. j. Wrnbrrs
ssr p c@ snoy Van ceaf charleston Evans Ban
scnr Emma Heather. Heather. Philadelphia j. W ElTen
srrs @. r1nshsm HodgAon Any Caves !. r. staples.
"cpr Florne- Rogers nortoo. Kingston and market
sohr Fila f. croveI. Atkins Ponce. A. Dayton a Co.
st-,m.sfp pe,nhrc Uri Go,de I1verr"o rnes 10. ana
seansin carma Leidcoat, neru,ula June II. With
sea"sbiT Co'rnrs Reed. Havana June II, with mdset
~ ,Ia ct Ja ksoa to Portland Bacon. carena IL
R1i lTomhorsunt tNor) LeIesand Norway. tn
Pr Susan ,oi Liverpool 81 Forf POnta Pifre IL days.
Rrie ''cn TOT New Haven't nayaez Is days. with
prir ccra tcrl Dues Janero So days. via Hampton
Pr@ Oliver cuta of Turks Isandl Jones. MragaNne IS
So carrie { Har. narts sarua dsys, with sngar
schr McGec. sheridan, Rock sound days With rins
s,hr CO. Ellsworth of GIoueerter. Howard san salvador
-chr West size Of Brookhaven, DAVIS cOrp"s Cisti "a
scsr f. & O Vs. Kinds. Hill Cat Island days with pine
sfrf E F err'on. Rpet. oe' r,rtoyn. C.
~clr Vary ]. lsf"f. -" ~ -
scr. fcona. Goron. Corpn~ 'hn'u rs aaYs' with "oo'
Car ton ot Nassan Albury days with pine
sri,r. Mars Robinson sarus Hsv.. Nth -nrar.
schr Cc0has arr~ 'o Hoc@.adl BsO1dse Mstsnzas IL
Ser "ii~e branch. Raeer. Lubee. with nsh
scHooNEHs-EIvER A<n COZ, w.sy
jcnnie uai vir1nia. lonts. virsi.ia.
4 NV .inia J. 4. Row ~, virginia
j. Williams Baltimore II. Parker. 'ieorgrtoSn. d. C.
MEMORANDA.
rsrk TIav"n rom Ivcrfoo arrived 10Th,
Por ROYAL, 9. 6. Jnne 2i;rne steamship Mon,gon,rry
sa-l Tor NewYork Arrived sesn'slAp hnnsvAle, from
Np,yc.sftR nel June ~ The shp Cbss H. Oulton from
Iiv mol rsse4 ~ NJ II o'c'ock q = morning.
RNrp,'Rg June 81 Clear q steamship Geo. Appol. for
PI,pgLHi, Iuus Arm .'sl. steamships indiana ir"m
vri n. nom proy ierc.; J. W Rverar,a Rio
BstyswIcx Ga June loCiears brg Laura Gertr'a" for
NT,y 0c,r,xe. Jrne 81 Arrived steamship Arch prtd
Rr fiom ~, roco ticart. sehrs samuel f. Fa0en. fOr
Boston 10y alist ,isr, Zoe jamaica
FORErG> PnRrS.
o. Er,srowx June 1.-The line steamship Cstv %
Par III It, mn i2sr Liverpool arrived
LoSboS Iane 2i-Sled for United states. Eizs "
% Ao Nom 5on e e",' rs S JonS nsssr @a
! Pa LENA Asir NOM Traiagsr Heen sansS Ter 'Svt
T y1s o a ss oS p s' ire Geo p ISrnee HiSsi
2lst INST. berlin. rhcs assan ram Weber. Ass
lIOr La!ess sap kers sscs,slA PaSsJ
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pASSENGERS AERLCED.

FROM TIVERPOOL-Fn .te0D,ship Reeubt'c, Inne 2l-
" ar Mrs Z A. North and daughters W !. Pln-r
Mis- N L. Iansnn Mrs. J. W. ahn. 81 Helen townsend,
MS. su,. -1uip Thoinl~ and servant Mis- ~.
!hna. VI - Lizzie slant Sam Thomas Edwin lhinas
J. - Snll-. T. r. Schneider Ia aH'th seine a., r M.
9.l Mr. VIM d. " ans and two c, ron, Enl o. Wahle
4 g. sa!r ok. Mrs Cr'nyn aud two Giuiht rs r b a1
" Griffith t'e,. Jos'pl Lyon Wasli ton Bputt G aii
fr.ul v X Tionas Il. VII IT, H. -. white Nj aid Mrs
YIN. AmUro-e. " p. VIII r, Rev r. Prescott, R'Y X j.
Nv ? Re, r. Vtlvla, rev Thomas Gti or Rev. hoh're
stein i.y. J.. woi,s. II. d. Ray h. Marssis"n kehAr'
Nj ol.ou. ,,.-.
FROM uAVNNA-Fn sfs7uoshp CoiirnbIs, June 2--Aiss
e. traci v fiscer 81. Wales Ayaa, J. r. McClen 81, = 70
Ser ,c Sauchsz FOgTrty. a. d'l Corral, w. smith, r
re Rio 4. Carlo u eInandel, Mn sarah r.
ors Real rlen r. King Nhas H. MOirel J. p. FFrnal, j. Il
Fua,t,s erwent a. smith, VIM Il. FOsi,r, Mrs Clara 10
Br-t 4. JoS. la ihO,. OXnar, dt Roas a.huI \,
AfOlphe l.. r. fu rrp Arang, - lSahiiSOes
g N,ircia. Los Hogan. Julian lstevez. - -
FROM BERNUDA-ft Steamship CstfiD1, jim" u lnns.
~ mud Walter swanson Cant Moody, MT AMI WIS
newton NSs ManNaring. D. Is snow, G. : ltrhr IS WI.
ia. John johnston Joseph MOnes Lieut. DEMENT'S, r.
Miss VI Clstncr Mrs Castner J"s x. Fox j. Hartu WIS
,rf Master Newton Mr.. Rart"f Mrs. u Is blow, hts.
Muoy infant. y. FO0@, VI. JOsre.
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NAVAL ACADEMY.

CASTING OPP CADET EQUiPMENTs-PUBLiC PRESENT
AXIOM or DPLOMAs-ADDREss BIZ SECRETARY
noDEsoN NAMES OF THE CIAss-THE ANNUAL
CIUISE or TIE CADETS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nd, June 2l.-Tbe annual
Examinations at the Naval Academy closed to1''y' The
DIV was unite warm but the breeze prevailing rom tA'
Ly rendered the weather pleasant during the exercises
the ninst 81 which IN the open air Al "cioch
Secretary Robesou formally received at the Acdi,!
Will, appronriate hOnOrs fully 5000 spectators were
Or nj about tie grounds al 10 O'clock Al that h"u
the uidshipmcn and cadet engineers assembled III t'
eael ard were addressed By the Rev d. Tiffany Oh the
mai f the Board Of Visitors At IL O'Clock the battalion
was formed and marched 10 tie battle-ground IN front
OF the baud-stand, where SECRETARY Rohesoi' Admiral
Roger the Board OF Visitor. ana a. many ladies a. th'
stand would accommodate were awaiting tIein beside
The immense throng Of sectator eager 10 see and hea
After going through tie regular mancuycfs OF dess
uar,ae the graduates nrst casting Of their accoutr
mcu; AZ all evidence OF their release from the dscipl"
Of Tie Academy. marched up to the Secretary Tie
vim ~ the battalion wheeled right ana left ~ a. L.
make a hollow square which ~ encompass III" Ttand
s,rta-y Rohes0n then spoke 10 them OF the guidance
ley nld had here under tie care OF icf alma iH''o''
which Lad ist.rcd them f0f the great WON "i me- ih
which patriotism should direct them rainier IMAM per
nnsl aubittou Evorytlin., sad lie, tlat experience
ear SUGGEST and that learning and resource can give D
been placed at Your disposal here to d. yoa Tor yo"r h
Profession and uOw you e. for fIJm THIS Urtlu''"" !"
combat With the world uIa-slsted. You me h"" S"u'
eouutfys defenders, and sie looks 10 you Ia" '"'t
she las received your predecessors II may e t"
In the course " your after HE the din 81 wal may ho'
fan upon your ears and your may MT witness t"e
eauag, Of BATH but yOn must 'mcinDcI ihi I"~'S
Ia, Ter victories which th0se 81 war cannot 'cl.f a.
was keep bolorr you the honor OF yodr country "h''
Pr rr.il.t H. ynRr victory viii be- achieved :, 49,
Mldshpulrn Albion HOds~On ~ 0t5tSE' "'i'itH y, ' ,
be- OF Sew-Y0rk Ciarics Amsden Of Ono JV,ein mem,
Of Tennessee aIuerOu WIns!OW Oi Mds-cI''vs'S, an
Cadet Engineers Walter Wording tOn ~ sldfy i ana
Bailey Of Peun-yyani, william atncdr 81 tfui rtl'"''
William C0vIe OF NewNOrk and Gchgr Wine 81 '''''
syivauia were called On ~ the ave al l"' "1i
I've c4sScs entitled " Cslcc.I uieniioA 'O' P'"N'
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FREIGHT RATES CHANGED.

THE PENNSYLVANIA ANn BALTIMORE ROADS LOOK
ING OUT FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AID
PITTSBURGH.
News was received yesterday in a semi-oili-
cie form by the agents tins city OF both the Pennsyl
ygni and the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroads that liked
rate lad been agreed upon between those roads for
freight from the Atlantic the West by way Of Phila
dui,.tn Bilt MORE ana that this wenI into operation
Yesterday TIE exact figures had no; hccn received here
f. WAS believed by the agents that very little II ad
vance had been made the with the existence
of the resrnt low price. from ScwYurk Ia the West any
serious advance would drive away the trade which PiE
dephia and Baltimore are dtslNus Of retaining. No
ORDER hid come to advance from this city west
ward and ageni did not how such orders could
b. issued while many contracts some running u Dc
ceuil.rr 1 at low rates. were IN cNl- chce.
Private advice seie!dat 20 men CONNECTED WIN
ls.lla i;stilrfd % hihc special rate. Oh CIR
rain sniprenis 81 goods Pittsburgh 10 nearly Obehai
ih frer which heretofore have hcen based
on - cents per 100 Youuds i0r first class TAcre private
or -s.ria rate which into operation Yesterday,
third class aud l. cents for fOu III aud hit c.a-s- Tie
cas. reduction h. said tu have he tnc lnini
OF Pittsburgh al The loss OF Their bush
ness arising thai II had cost tneI mon FOR
Inc freight material from NeWlOrk than II cost
fe riftus of Chicago the manufactured lc.e Aud,
AZ tis disadvantage against PIT s1urgh was not enough
Ia ure the business uf Pittsburgh lrchts tBo iIt's
for freight Pittsburgh and Chicago were higher
than between New York and Chicago Tor the same ciss
of goods onselu-niy strong Influence h.s been
br, M 10 bear the Pennsylvania road ~ reduce Tie
r,ates east and Yest vi PittsDdisA
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TrTrS COLLEGE.

ELECTION OF TWO TRUSTEE s-THE COLLEGE N THE
FRONT RANK FOR THE STUDY OF NATURAL
SCIENCE.
Boron, June 21.-The Trustees of Tufts
College held their regular annual meeting In ills city To-
lay Af,er hear IL and acting ulou numclOs coIuinu
nications Of private nature from the Faculty Of the
Cocge presented by President Capen, the Board elected
Mr. W H. Finncv of Cnaflcstown, Mass, and Mr. cnas
: Forbes of Portland, Ne, Trustees to MI existing
vacancies. The Rev. Dr. Miner, the Chairman, pre-
entcd the report the Executive Committee for the
.asi year.
II work Of laying nut the grounds around the COLLEGE
E nJN nearly completed Many VALUABLE lmr 9'cm III
ND iriols 10 me aDora org have been made iClin,
lie wear and he facilities Afforded at Iur for the
study amt Illustration oi tie Natural -ltnces ar. eA-
e,aed only 10y lew Of tie Olier institutions Of tc
country.
r sohitiops of respect for the memory OF ne lltc
IA onae IN . esq Of Now York Licnbei OF the Board
Of trustees wee passed 10 other Lusoss Oi inYOr.-
aucc was TRANSACTED Il.
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NEW SUIT NTHE ERIE LITIGATION.
A FORECLOSURE or TIE BVFFaLO NEw-iOEN An
% I,lAA

A FORECLOSURE or THE BCFFaLO, NLw-iORN AND
ERIE RAILROAD ASKED
William II. Willis. as holder of second mort
o., % bonds OF the Buffalo, Ncw-York and Erie Railroad
Conpanr. has brought suit in the Supreme Court III
this district, behalf of himself and all other ioleIs OF
the kind Of bonds, for an accounting as t. the
amount % bonds outstanding and the amount due On
them for plnc pa, and interest and deces OF fore
closlr, an sale under the mortgage. IN Il conn lan
the or-nz tnl OF the Buffalo, Nrw-l"rA ana
Erie Railroad Company under the General Railroad act
t. bald road from Buffalo Corn the issue OF
first mortgge Tor $2O)uoO0 10 Grorge C. sattcrlee a
trustee on which there outstan ling 81 9--,O0O
and 81 winch John a G. Gray l. now trustee: and the
execution On day Oct. 20. 1897. of seconG
mortgage to John CARSON trustee, tor S3s0oO" pay
able 1872, with pr cent interest Of WHEN there ART
now outstIAIns S216,oO0, anl OF which plaintiff now
holds - 900 John Gtn.ou died. and no trustee h1~
beeu appointed In his pl .ce.
The complaint then sets ont the lease OF the Buffalo
New-York aud Erie Road tn the Ere E.lway Company
ia February -G3 S3 100 that being per cent on
it's stock aad bouJ. with puyion for new mortgage
to take the place OF the Oi ones IL then sets OUT Tue
issue by the Erie Railway Company Of IT. tSo CONSOLE
dtd mortgages one dated sp'. /. 1870 aud the o.icf
Feb T. 1874, on which foreclosures have been begun
,.,iust that Cmpany As already reported IL tI'n scts
- n al, agreement bet the two IA rnlt cnl mes
dated III Apr Isl whereby the Buffalo. Nrw-NurA ana
t,f p.,il,y,v COMPANY was permitted i--u new con
.nlidn e. ige Tor 5lO.OOO,OuJ god. vita Carries T.
Hunter nj william Il moan ~ trustees, III, p"h.r
ss,icl Under II 10 be "a ,rtntcod by tic =" '"@'
Cn,uutuy and the Interest To be- plld. additional
ron FL hv tint COMPANY 10 thu extent of Interest on
y 1l 600 which was e Inc rc.is, OF bon led debt
cn,, >. lied hy such new morta-e TLs mortgage was
duly made and recorded and INTO II NI>O" OF t" mrs
mortgage and S2.lOpO %: the second mrsgr ha,
neon exchanged The second mortgage II Uy' rdur, ana
ON That ,rnnnd and nor fpr any drtlf III INC pay inca"
oi Interest. the plaintiff deil lnls q inrrfiu-lic 49,,
Tu, ulaiutiH makes the Lie Railway Company. |nin
4 G. GRAY trustee of the first m"rtgl &c OF the RlEi
ana Erie RAJ Company Chirl + Hunter ana VII
liam Butler Duncan tn tees ~ trr roh-oduth mort
,g, OF tine -nr CompIns, te + Inrr-' Loan ana trust
urnptnv "A. trustee oi the consolidated NOR cages ~
tur E,ir Runway COMPANY AMI HUN j "c"rit, - re-
c,ivrr ~ the la>t-n mel Company dtrlmanlN Inc
ulain j. hi satf attorney In lS cl-'. l"trl"u har
been He. ia the supreme Court ~ t.- district, t''''
Janr 80. the Ippnlnt.n It "f trrir' "I tI'
c,ud mort agc in pt zee of Joan Gtu~bn Weeks ana
For "a arr that petition, ~ on II J'd-
Brady has granted Order requiring All lntcr~t'u 70
show carl-. Monday next way slc now trustee niolu
appointed.
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UNION COLLEGE.
MFr INsuRAN CE Fnn rnor, S. ORa.


FROM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TR!BUNE.i
SCHENECTADY, June 21.--The President of
Union COLLEGE. Dr. Elphalet Mott Potter in his annual
report to the Trustees and Governor. says:
The number of professors giving in tr1ctiOn In Union
CleFc has been considerably aud sitisfdcof ~ III
creased. The following lectures and stables have thus
been provided Tor the Senior Glass: Architecture, by
Prof Sc III IT, Howell ~ lccturc~l; Art Criticism by
Prof Wendell LAInareux g ircturesE Arabian Art. by
President Corpcc, LIZ D.. incidental 70 his course 81
Eve lectures upon tint Institutes OF international Law
The lectures thus delivered Of great value.
and u is hoped that with ad ltiOna cOnrs. they VIII
tiOnal law ny President COpicc. formed admirable
.0mpend, and make most at Clcve and valuable add
cciVcr, the of 10000 Is devoted To fund r the
lie Of professors whose salaries insult
hcu whose devotion to their work l. conplet
prevent thon. during the years of their active srvic
making prov iscu for their families am informed
tiat prev Mt prOfes SOrsps from becOm n snrcuics
and 20 facilitate the Withdraw al OF persons VINO are I'm
-uifd to their duties vino lack sail efficiency, the
sys, Of the College puTp0s y fixes the stan lard % ray
at low II being intended as IT. means IN
poIdOuate not Only to TIE number. OF students VI
attendance, but especially 10 tie value To tAe
proiossr ard 70 fhr eonetr OF t9 ssrvi',
ancient colleges AMI universities pl ves that tIef
eul0w1ucnts may become tIe means OF providing for the
incompetent. rather than for awarding merit and aiding
tae % sound leaning and also accel as a
led part of the constitution Of our College
,Ust rcfend 10, sun Icrsou familiar with ON lac oil
Faculty make proper pro- SION Tor thelf nam ls III
lis,. dc.s,n, tLls SOURCE knowing tine abiy ol
oder who have labOrcd here Tor years on small
~iarls aud Oi tLe younger men, Ot tld PROMISE
and devotion du most earnestly ask that the plan OF
lie insurance exactly satisfying te needs o. the cas-
be adopted. II can be SHOWN 10 be en- LILY tllcab g.
already successfully al WORK uuO r. the direction Oh
.e,iAnO"n gentlemen al No"-IO,A City.
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DECTSIONS-JrNE 81.

Sypre1ae Coui 49, Chambers - Bv Judge Bradv.-
Mccormick act. Wispn-Niot den Il. Brett AT to-er%
ia tn matter Murray, Excelsior Petroleum COMPANY st
Cne LYMAN AFT AbIahans, ID me maui 81 III
Fe nv agt Boston Nesdle COMPANY SlAnny savings Ian
agt fohl In the matter ~ Hriu-Grhed i$uuV a..
McKenng, Milcncu 81 I'M, Pam agf ilriar DaNasu
agt. AfarO IArop at Godfrey Excelsior ~ f9S M c9,
Fov r-trtier@ granted. latt agt Plst-ib N"
Amendment seems pr,r+r il al owed. SOchik" ag
Shlke-iap De- completed aud apphoin"is 10 Ice maj"
at AIT fitCh,T. Application must n'
HAT rlaLln the present Stage "i tl7
having been a1e q upon thl
tie motion should be- grated. II the iLunh "a 10 pc
charged the rrInun- the insurance sh"u oe or nS
eli the IL willing ~ JOiD them or hs as vel
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Yesterday afternoon the trustees OF the New
Yorh aud Brooklyn Bride Company held u regular meet
M, Al the Office Of the Company III Brooklyn There
we're rrscp from Brooklyn. Henry Murphy, President
Thomas Carroll ]. {. T. stranAian' Henry ". ei"' III
William g. Leonard. Mayor Hunter, and Controller
,,.,g,l,. from Seg-York James NJ. Mclean, James II.
Motrv lloyd Asp!nwall, Charles j. CandA. and Francis
Il. InuIbeT.
The Executive Committee reported several bids to FUR
s 900 barrels VI cement. Tho deeis0a Oh thcse WIS
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TIE COURT OF APPEALs.

ALBANY, June 21.-In the Court nf Appeals, Mon
dag Jun Fl 1873 the fo,wing cases were argued 40 o.
Thomas W. ltma aud Others resrondehis aei ne "at"t
&C. " York, anpcllint- argued by JAM NJ oM w
annelan- and by Thomas Allison Tor rr-l
M 25-E.n.z,r ROBERTSON executor 0ntens net
Isaac NJ Hniman aad Others appellants; argnrd ny Jam
Laurie Of counsel appellants and by James Hisoh or
respondents Ma. 40 -Wiilam II. Macy " aud on rs ZIP
peliaut- Nelson snd other, resnOnits
hy Waller ccuns, for .. and ny nos Nt
ION for respondents 37-Osph ". Duyte arp ant Az T.
The MAYOR Nc ~ York leis hy Aaron J.
Van Derpon counsel for liant and by J D'ah 'r
- and TlIhc Exc lsior SAVINGS biN
suondtnt AIT Samuel Campbell 9ud others. appel an >
ge By Palm Of Insel ior appellant ah by r. r.
an Deliver iOr respondents. ,o,-,.
Proclamation wa- the Court adjourned 20 Tuesday
morning. June -. le1J. - - oo -
%. G, 81, sc, %, and 81
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TIE WEsT-sT. HOMICIDE.

Edward Mclaughlin was put on trial yestcday,
before Judge Brady. tor the murder Of John stewart
Gu D. last the prisoner went INTO bar-ro"n IN West
at and after alteration. struck what the witnesses
called Nh uuplovUked blow the head OF stewart Me
Loushlin was arrested for aruy, convicted OF al
a-ssa and the Island for ak months. Meanwhile
Stewards hur, Developed vrenl eryspells ~ when he
died. aud Mclaughlin inIctcl Tor murder, aud
br,uii frUln PcutcutIry IL DC trlei. Yesterday "
tnr, imiIrled, but by the acceptance 10y both
sides, OF "a Who had been previously challenged per
elnptOrily, and the Court then h'UJurued