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THE COURTS.
POLICE COURT NOTES.

Officer Wilson, OF the Fourteenth precinct, arrested
eight unfortunate women IN Hester and Elizabeth
streets on Saturday night Among the number
Della Smith, formerly the mistress OF John Dolan who
was hanged Tor tho murder OF Mr.. Noe. She
tencod to ten days Imprisonment
While Luther f. Hall was excursion to Pleas
ant Valley an abandoned woman struck him In tie
.ace and during the melee which followed his gold
watch stolen by George stewart OF No. S25 Tenth
avenue who was rested yesterday morning BY Dctec
tive Kennedy OF the Central Uice, being taken
before Justice puny, at the Washington Place Court
yesterday morning, he held for trial default OF
81, 900 BAIL
Rohd of No los Stanton street. held for trial or
attempting 10 steal SO from Ellen DAVIS OF No "a Third
avenue while she was standing At her door Satur
dav evening.
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DEATH IN THE OIL REGIONS.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. !

little milk They placed her the couch, where she
remained unconscious or some time. All was in
state OF excitement. Messengers despatched TO
Petroleum Centre for the Rev Father Donncly, Or.
PIayford and officer with a for the arrest
Of the lend in human shape who had without doubt
committed double murder.
Mrs Dougherty remained UNCONSCIOUS for about
twenty minutes when she asked be lifted up and
partly turned over herself. when ner agony was SO
great that she seized the Of the couch which
she lying with her teeth She lived until the
ercnd father arrived, after which she quietly
breathed her last, snbsut threc-quarten of hour
from the time she was shot.
On examination Or. Playford found Mr. McCool ter
rbly cut In i've distinct places, with very great loss
OF blood Two three wounds in the back, ono cx-
tending from the shoulder the upper part OF
the lungs. causing inward hemorrhage. In the
bacK reaching the kidneys, which plainly visible
by opening the deep cash. His clothing was saturated
with blood and his boots full He perfectly con-
sci0us and gave his deposition before acting Coroner
Reynolds In a clear and distinct manner.
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CAPTURE OF A RUFFIAN.

Recorder Bohnsseit OF Hobokep, yesterday held
Patrick alias Buck" Daley. a coalhcavcr aud we'll
known desperate OF Hoboken, In default OF $500 bail.
for committing an unprovoked assault Ernest Berg
man. or No 10 Jefferson street. Hoboken When asked
by the Recorder II he had any offer, Buck
replied. Ia an on-hand way pose was lille under
the influence" the prisoner IS an cx-coLvicL
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

EvAxs-PIcKMAv. All Angels church, June Is,
by Rev. Benjamin Webb, q. DALE EVANS " EsrnER
PcKMAS, granddaughter OF the late Rev. Thomas
Towel
Iusk--TnoRN On Wednesday, Juno IA, at the
Fourth Presbyterian church, by the Rev. William X.
Hail. OF Newburg, assisted by the Rev. DIR. Crosby,
WILLIAM 4. LusK TO MATILDA MyER THORN both OF
this city,
NEsnIr-NoRrn. On Wednesday, juno II, by the
Rev. Mr. Harris, JoIlS A. NEsBIr 10 KATE Morrill, both
Of this city No cards.
WERNER-MlsH In this city, on Wednesday, Juno
H. by the Rev Dr. Jacobs, assisted by the Rev Engel,
john WERNER, OF Chicago, to Miss RAY MIslI, OF this
city.
Chicago and San Francisco papers please copy.
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Thus It appears that 40k per cent OF the railroad
mileage OF the world IN the United States, 43 per
cent IN North America 451s per cent in all America
Europe has 4sh pcr cent, Asia little moro than per
cent, Africa about three-fourths OF per cent
and Australasia less than per cent The
United States constructed than any other coun
try in 1875 though less in proportion to its extent
than many Others and less proportion TO its popuia
ton than some
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TWO YACHTS CAPSIZED.

Yesterday afternoon, during squal the sloop yacht
ctita, Of Brooklyn. capszed of Castle Point Hobo
ken. Those board chung to the bottom, ana the
Lelitia lowed 10 Hoboken. Arope was put around
her and attached 10 another vessels mast, and
she was rghied.
sixteen ioot caboat with scveh young In her,
capszcd about the same tame msdriver. No
body drowned The was iowed TO the stetun
dock, liobokcn. and will Ic righted to-day. The boat
hired one, and II is alleged that the man in
charge OF her drunk.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JUNE 49, l87swITH SUPPLEMENT-

backs United States Treasury notes. fractional notes
and national bank notes. clock to day, and
at the same hour Of the days named-
June IT, June l6 June Is. June Ia June Is June IL
SIS 10 SIS 70 SIS 70 SIS 60 SIS 70 SIS ~
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
The foreign commerce or the port fer the week
as iollows:--General merchandise imports including
dry goods, s5ol5aso; produce exports, So 5ls 900;
and specie exports, si,l2s,slo The total imports
OF merchandise since January /, this year. were
$751; against Sl69 sl2 GIL the corresponding
year in 1885, and Sao4, sol, 0l0 in 1874 Tho total
exports OF produce sll2 ss4, 1854, sgans.
sllo 500 s24 In 1875 and sl3l .S5s In 1874 Tho
total exports Of specie $2S47l, ss7, against
$40, 100, lO2 in 1875, aud s29. 007, 6a7 in 1874
UNITED STATES BoxDa
During the this class OF securities has been In
unusually good demand, both by individual investors
and by Institutions The result is a reasonable al
lief that prices advance still higher. The large
amount OF Idle capital seeking employment and the
steady strength or government bonds elements Of
the that well calculated those
who distrustu OF the ordinary speculative stocks
and are looking for a place in which to plant
their surplus funds and derive profit their use.
The London market is notceaby strong for bonds
This doubtless due the unsatisfactory conditions
which TO many Of tho continental Investments
that have heretofore been favories but by OF
political complications have suffered a loss of conf
The closing prices OF securities in London have
been as foIloys-
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Total for the week. \. $50. los


The unusually abundant supply Of capital at this
centre Is atscsled by the difficulty Of nndns Tor the
zane at higher rates than and rs per call,
with stock f,r collateral and \, and per cent
governments The bank statement shows an increase
Of 81 40 as during the week. further indication OF
tho continued accumulation OF currency and prospect
VI ease during tho summer Tho banks bod
200 Ia legal tenders. and there has been large
increase OF national bank notes. Tho following are
the ruling quotations OF business notes.
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SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

BUFFALO. June 49, 1870
Tho following is the Supreme Court day calenear fo'
Monday, June l9:-Nos. 8 a. lis. 49, l27, l2s, la
l62 IL, Isl, ls3 lss, 1872 211, 2l2
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

PROMINENCE. Il. L.. June Ia. 1876
There little more activity in the print cloth market
during the week. without quotgbe change In prices
Sales a. lOU pieces the basis Of 3ssc tor standard
and ~ by u goods.
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HAVANA. june II. 1876.

HAVANA. June IL. 1876.
Sugar in fair demand and firm, owing to encouraging
abroad; Nos 10 IL. Dutch standard 81
reals arrCbe Nos Is to 10, Dutch STANDARD. 7
reals; nloasses sugar. Nos to To- 5A reals;
centraed fair TO good quality. 90 reals; Musco
yado sugars common 20 fair 5 . reals fair to good
timing. 81 ~ reals; centrifugal sugars,
Nos. II 70 -. IN, boxes and hogshcads ~
reals. Stock In warehouse ut Havana and Mntwnxas
355oO boxes and IS so hhds Receipts Of the week 400
boxes and 400 hhds. Exports during the week. 900
boxes 1000 hhds.. including 1900 boxes 400
hhds United states GLASSES nominal 80 degrees
polarization, reals per keg Bacon-x3v SO per
butter-S79 per quntal for superior American. Flour
$3l x32 per tbL American. Jcrked beef
Is rs 81 per Arrobe. Hams, SAG a $50 per auin.ai
Tor American sugar cured. Lard. Ia kegs 1913 $40
per qun.ai; in I'm. s46 $40 Potatoes - 50 $40 per
SO Arrobe; white $s SO Honey aresis gallon
reals per gallon. Empty hhdx, ~. gold Lumber nom.
inal white pine. SIS per n. shocks dull; box, III
reals sugar hhds II 10 reals. Molnsses hhds.. 10
u reals Chewing tobacco. $50 s6f per quinta Corn
~ reals per Arrobe. Hoops weak shaved 5 $37
NJ frsxhss far demand tor the United states; loading
Havana for the United States box OF 75c
s7hc per hid q sag.r ~ 81. 50 ~ per hid Of mo.
outside por.s for the United states per box Of sugar Toe
molases 81 80 - u.s. Tobacco considerable animation
higher prices but kept private. Spanish gold, 217l
Arm.
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BRAZIL MARKETS.

RIO JASEIRo. June IL 1876.
Coffee animated: pricrs firm: good irsts $500 reis
$500 reis 10 kilos. Exchange on London, 235s.
SANTOS. June H. 1876.
CofeeMarkct quiet. but prices maintained; superior
Santos, 8, 200 refs $50 refs per 10 kilos
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FINE ARTS.


OPENING or THE BELMONT GALLERY.
The private gallery Of paintings belonging 70 Mr.
August Belmont will DO opened TO the public to-day
and remain open daily until Thursday evening, Tune 81
from nine O'Clock A. NJ. to six r. " The admission
fee viii be ty cents and the proceeds Of the exhibit
ton will be added the funds raised by the loan exh-
billions az the Academy Of Design and Metropolitan
Art Museum divided equslly between them. The
residence OF Mr.. Belmont Is NO 100 Fifth avenue Cor
OF Eighteenth street. the 10 the gallery
being through the basement, on Eighteenth street.
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FINANCIAL.

4 T REASONABLY RATEs-MONEY on LIFE All
N Endow insurance Policies Mortgages and otne
securities; Insurance. ALI kinds elected
pnnies. j. J. liABRICH CO. III Broadv
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Music and Music Books.

The best 0ssOTtmcntin IN Phil0dclphia AnCW received
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No. | FINE GROUND
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GUARANTEED ANALYSIS

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This article is ground very rc and is noted for its
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Although gentle
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They reach the vital fountains of the blood.
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 1e.

No. l6. j. H. Zabriskie, principal were held in the
school building yesterday. The declarations by the
graduates generally Of patriotic character and
were very effectively rendered. The Rev. DR.. Bur-
chard addressed the twelve graduates In worry neat
and compact speech Charles s. Wright the chairman
OF the Board Of Trustees. introduced Commissioner
Mathewson who addressed . few words TO the boys
FIX Commissioner Dupienac, DIR. ben and Mr. Day
ton followed with some remarks The whole AFFAIR
very crcditabe TO the officers and tcachera
The following the names OF the graduates: -
Frank r. Brophy. Patrick J. Carroll. Clarence W.
Dupgnac, Edward c. Dissosway, Edward Gomez, Jr. !;
Joseph c. Hall, Alexander @. Meade, Robert J. Prem.
ticc, Archibald Rutherford, Louis Shortmeyer, II.
Abrahsm, l.. Zoyas. Louis C. Zayaa
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SETON HALL COLLEGE.

TwENry-sIx GRADUATES SENT YoRTH-RxMARK-
ABLE ADDRESS or Mr.. FaEDKRIcK couDERT
TO TIE YOUNG MEN.
The twentieth annual commencement OF Seton Hall
College took place yesterday the college grounds
South Orange, N. J. This institution, though young
years. made Tor itself already prominent place
among our Catholic colleges The exercises yesterday
proved that tho and diligence OF the reverend
professors not lost upon the students There
only three addresses delivered but they wsro
excellent Of their kind and evinccd remarkable
OF thought and study the part OF the young
gentlemen who delivered them.
There were 500 people present at the ceremo-
mics, which held the lawn at tho left OF tho
college building large platform had been erected
tho Of the reverend clergy the
graduates and striped awning sheltered the heads OF
the audience from the rays Of the The larger part
OF the auditors Isdosmothcrs, Sisters friends
OF the students-and they listened to the
ADpRxssKs WITH MUCH INTEREST
ON the platform seated the Right Rev. Bishop
Corrigan, President OF the College; Vicar General
Quinn, OF the diocese OF New York; Vicar General
Doane, OF Newark; Rev. DR.. Edward McGIynn, pastor
or St stephens Rev. John NcAuley, assistant pas
tor; Rev. James Quinn; Rev. Henry c. Mcdowell, pas
tor OF 81 Agnes' Rev. Thomas J. Duccy Rev. William
p Salt Row Januarius 10 Comilio Rev. Sebastian Ness
Rev. Dr. Spauiding and Rev. Father Brown, OF tho
Paulists; Mgr. Seton. Rev. Father McQuirk, Rev.
Father 1reanor. Rev. r. William GockeIn, j., Prcsi-
dent OF ST. Johns College Fordhain; Rev John H.
Finnegan, =. j., Professor OF Bellies Iettres IN 81
Jonas College; Nr. Patrick A. Haipin. =. j.. Mr.
Henry Cavansgn, s. J. Rev. Richard Mcrrick, s. j.,
pastor Of 81. Francis xavier's church; Brother An
thony, President OF Manhattan College, and = number
OF other cergymen Tnere also present Mr.
Eugene Kelly Commissioner OF Education Mr.. Dennis
J. O'Donoghuc, Mr. John Murtha Mr. John A.
acSoriey, Mr.. James Korke aud a number OF other
prominent gentlemen well known IN Csfhoiic circles.
The order OF exercises was ns folows:-
Oration. THE Capitalization OF Power" Howard Clair
Clssstt.
Grafton, The Poetic Art Z rGsne's Joseph Grimm
Grafton. THE American Republic and "vslsdetory.r
Isaac Palmer Caldwell.
Comforting OF degrees
Address 20 She graduates; frsdsre'k coudsrt
Distribution Of medals premiums
The degree OF Bachelor OF Arts was conferred on
Isaac Palmer Caldwell Howard Clalr CIsegeft Andrew
Matthew, Egan Francis. Joseph Grimm. Jonn Francis
Kerr Matthew Joseph Lamarclc, Patrick Logue. John
william McFadden, Augustine Newton Thomas Francis
Reilly and Micnaei FnllolL
Tue degree Of Master Of Arts was conferred on John
Patrick CaIlaghan, Patrick Francis Connolly, Henry
Joseph Daley, Daniel Edward DeIany, John Francis
David Michael Francis Dowd, Christopher Charles
FalIon, Henry Augustine Gross, Michael Aioysus Ho-
gan. James William Keosh, Edward james McCabo
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUNE % le7e-TRPLE SHEET

Bradley Henry Miller Cox, Cornelius Peterson Dit
msrs Edward Henry Duryse, William Budd Gilmore,
Limeournsr. John Edward wall Peter Houston Mill.
Ken Albert bod Minor. David Murray. William Hosea
N.shod, George Luther Nevius. William Horton Price.
William wyckon schomp Bergen Brokaw Stats,
Paul Frederick sutphen. William Rivers Taylor Foster
hcGowen Voorhees,, John schenck Voorhees,, Jr
neld-
pAouELoRs or sciExck
george William Kuehnle. Carlton Browneli Pierce
hAsTsRs OF ARTS IN couRsE.
The following named received the degree of A. n. -
a. 4. Dixon G. r Dorrancs' j. A. Harper r. Hsrris
y. T. HawxhursI r. " Huysoon, G. $. Knicksrbocker
, LittsIl a Y. har,ense, a. :. MARITIME. J, D reltz
paen. a. O.: Van AIKEN, l. Van Allen, u: q. Wander
pool, J. @ Van Fleet, r. v. Voorhees,, D. Weston
ana = wright
". A. Chapman, 0. Haldane, J. 7. Llllis, Il Neil
SON. Peters \ r. Peck f. r stephens: z = stu.
man, r. IS Sttliman, G. Van Santvoord II. y. Watson
and W. W. Williamson.
BAcHELoR ARTS tHoSokARyl
Philip Bausman Prndleton
MASTER ARTS tHoSoRARyl
James IL. Anderson, H. d., New York city: Yosh
nsf hasaksyama or to put his name In the japanese
backward style. Hntakeyama Yoshnari Director Of the
University OF Toxic, iormer student OF the collcye
who with Hon. Fujn'aro Tanaka, Chief OF the Depart
ment OF Edrcation oil japan. upon tho platform.
They arc under tho guidance OF their Educational
Commissioner, Professor David Murray, late OF Rut
Esss On tour o. Inspection ana study ., american
junior exhibition audience With brilliant speech OF
I'VE lines which OF them could understand because
u was 10 Japanese but which kindly interpreted
for them by another Japanese, who, however, was
oashiul that he could not be heard But the ladies ap
plaud6d all the same
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY.
John O. Gross, OF Plainteld.
DOCTORS DIVINITY
Rev. Chester ID. Hartranft OF this city; Rev. Gayn
Taimagc Of Ridgewood, n. J. Rev. Mr.. Rankin Dur.
yee Of jersey CITY, and Rev. Samuel Z. Appleton OF
Phladelphia-this Is generally thought to be very
deserving list and the frat ogDeciallv n ID.
plauded in tho Opera House and the street q ~
recognition OF one Of the rising theologIans Of the
Church and ono Of the most popular citizens OF this
city.
There have been forty admissions this spring 10
tho Freshman classes and more expected in the
fall This 10 average class. but the members found
more dncuy in getting in than usual for all Ous six
teen OF them were laden with conditions which they
VII nave 20 work on during the summer months
Tonight tho youth and beauty of the town bring
Ing tho Commencement season 10 . close by prone
made concert IN the Opera House.
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BROWN UNIVERSITY.

PROVIDENCE, X. T., June II, 1870.
The 10sth annual commencement or Brown UNI
vsrsity held to-day The exercises OF the gradual
ing class held In the First Baptist meeting house.
at the close Of which degrees conferred upon
members OF tho class; also tho honorary degree OF
Of upon John Henry Stincs Justice OF the
Rhode Islnnd Supreme Court Stephen smith. N. D.,
Of the College Of Physicians aud Surgeons OF New
York; James Sullivan Russell Lowell, Mass. Pro-
lessor Daniel Moses Fisk, Hillsdalc College, James
Carruthers Greenough. graduate Of Williams College
and Principal OF the Rhode Island Normal School, and
upon Rev. George Bulicn, OF Pawtucket graduate Of
WaierviIie College
The usual dinner served in tho tent on the col
lege campus
After the dinner Of tho Brown University Alumni,
which was given In tent this afternoon, addresses
made by President Robinson, Governor Lippitt.
Rev. Professor Park, Of Andover Judge Wayland, OF
New Haven; Rev. III. Hague. OF Boston; Rev. Dr. Cas-
we'll and Others. Subscriptions the University to tho
amount Of 200 were announced ut the tables
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES

wAsnnoros. June n, le1G
BnrsTow's sUccEssoR--THE NOMINATION AND
CONFIRMATION or SENATOR MORRILL,, on
MArxE-Hrs ACCEPTANCE STILL UNDER COZ.
srDERATIoN.
The nomination and confirmation Of senator Morrill,
OF Maine Secretary OF the Treasury both took pacs
while he temporarily absent IRON the senate in his
committee room, and without his having Losided The
Preridcnt that he would accept the appointment The
nows the nomination had been either received o.
confirmed BY the Senate was. therefore, . sur.
prise 10 him, he sill held the oner Of
the appointment under consideration he Informed bic
friends this evening that no has not yet decided
whether or not he will accept ths posisios bus thAf
In arrives IN anrmaslve conclusion, be viii
not enter upon the duties Of The Office until Aer The
pending Appropriated bills shall have bssn nnaily
passed By Congress- HIS colleagues on the Appropria
lion COMMITTEES. 81 which he 70 chairman, ana . iargs
number OF prominent senators, desire that he shall
remain With them unsu Al lsaAt that TINA