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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25
THE woMAA SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATIONS

PROCEEDINGS Attic NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Masonic Hall was well filed yesterday on
tbA Assembling oil the Tenth Annual Convention of tie
National Woman Suffrage Association. Nils. Sarah
Aylrc,ys Spencer Of the Congressional Committee
oueu.l the proceedings. &" Our work., SIZE sad. was
meyer so effective as during the last The most
t,u,ic among Us hoped for sncn grand results
1 have not been asleep or dreaming in Washing
ION but al Eoio and It's fruit can soon b. en-
loved success - ahogt 10 reward Us FOR our long
STRUGGLES in Inc cause "I i"oIs, o-o l'' IL
brr rXuctieucc al Cincinnati, mentioning lhciGchttHy
that III inc Buldetto Hpus. she saw 100 WIiie mas
frOul Penn yIVan!a" and That, although shc was hoo
very partial 10 men, they Tcre certainly inc hdbhfp'
nave ever Srra-CNccpL yourselves an uH' N,t'''"
compliment addltSetI q" nan "'1." I'li 'Cio ~"
cI "a Inc trOut seals, ana WCtc t.o ohf E-hil'h'h
,,,,.,r,t Iu- Rev. Mr,. OymP" Brown also addressed
,., cxprr',. relief at tle naud, oil s,atc L'sisE.-
tur.s lao ID lump OF nope d" 80 'i'.-H 10 ''.'i.''"
,,'y irrruongi.t IN the country. There was TOO
ami Inc Ir,nuau," she sud. 80 20 lol iht h-ttici 'HI
,,.. and aI three would combine TO hunt us down.
,,,,Iuf of their noble character mere pnH is oar
49, and Al theIrn session nope tHcy VIII do some
'-,t a. ,,,t ms Ia handle ei2,uJJDOU Nth cor want
Us 10 have charge o. 900 m"'H mono. az H..
haven't b. cd p" &C. ioiH,' w. i i ..i ~ a.. ID h., lid.
of NcW-lurA tnat Icy aAo'I" Dtg "I.'' ~ .' 90. ,
,oI,r Oh t- land We could certainly DO "' VS." '' mas
been done recently r..t .r.., aud and tb.
fr,,gi,i ,5If,,. oI Inc audience inIc. cp.'i'tiiIe
,.uii-,-i d. for the cause. -li.hhlih5 "i "' " ~
noticeable, and tnr reporters con, I".l,'' o., " ,,.
i.,t.,l, AGAINST auotnc! ait .cA OF compliment H "'J
were DID store foI them. Ihe new pi''iu'4I' VIZ N
ol,i.d the meeting leW IcilLo .Ir. Lime
~ It, q. ., tt,i, br !. address. AFTER ftnH 49, A
Me-. HafYdiJ Gaze Srs 'saD,ia hcechci HOOK Do ANA
t,, lee, az i, .O,u- IciJ1ft, Tue 'o4'c"-
80 , ' i,,,'., M lam j ISIS. al Haslia-tou.
the Stale Convention vii meet ia! 49, -, 49,,
at Masonic Hal. lhe following 'm,'I' o' t ,i,,.,,
As,ocIat. Oh were elected yesterday f.,0H'" '
n I1zsl, I d.. NIc-IIc5ucut-, lua ri i"tl' .i4' ~
g. Stanton, Matilda JoslyI Gag, ana - oIH0i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25
GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
COMMENCEMENT EXER,Isfs-lS STUDENTS GEADU


The annual Commencement exercises of the
General theological Seminary Of the Protestant Epsco
pal Church held yesterday in the Trinity Chapel, IN
West Twenty hith-,t, near Fthtvc., lS young men re-
ccvng diplomas. Bishops Potter ~ New York, Paddock
o. Massachusetts, and Scarborough of NewJerscy tho
Rev. Drs. Morgan Dix, Samuel Ossood, McNckar ana
Van Klocck. The Rev. Messrs. l.. Omstcad and Doug
las. and the Rev. Or. G. f. Seymour the Rev Or. vii
liam e. E.seubroIt, the Rev. Dr. Samuel Bucl, and the
Rev. Randall c. Hall Of the Faculty OF the Seminary
were present.
After the preliminary services Of the Episcopal Church
a sermon preached by Bishop Benjamin II. Paddock
Of the Class Of 1872 the duties and sacrifices of the
ministry. The texts Romans XII. 10: 81 magnify
mneonicc and Corinthians TX. 49," Yet have made
myself servant To a that might gan thc more ~
the Couf'c OF The sermon bishop Paddock sad; iIi-
Esbos. possible work of msn-thc mmIstry-is. a. the
present time. openly dis aIiecd Institutions Ol learn
ns mat orr tAcIr origin 10 The ministry forget lher
mothcr ana thht IlfahN o tA, noble profession lln'h
% modern learning DO history, literature, and H'lcuto
cHuohcs some o our GuyOutrt Wor,hlpcis hold IN light
esteem tai> great office and discourage young men rom
been U-aFpon..i u uI-ir hope. az advancement aud
wIons.d by usu0ir ems Support -ocine- -paraSc ihe
uczpcd-r tnc prayer col thc Master more idhprcr,
ID tn harvest AZ sich tmr 30 uchooyc- ministers lo
stand in solid c"lurn ard magnify tnDIf uat-. Ii,A
murt not ho content Win tA,r supIcoI auucs ala
Ancr the sermon the graduating class was presented
10 "a" Bishop Of Sew Iorh hy D. seymour TIE
Dean OF tne seminary. Inc young men adj
mas from tee hands OF Bishop Potter who a.t"rwIrd
gyr them ir" ""ii' "i ad' c-. The degree oi DOCTOR
eslcs p Davenport of -hrbysnle. Tenn, graduate
from .no seminar, 900 las' Years class Ine NAMES oil
the etalut.cS ifc appended:
j. q Ale4oeeon + Z; y .le4Ie'ou, a. r. -narpe
". c,o., J.; Ec.no.,, J.. ~9r,n
D. Az Ga 1y W. D. saii.,'iIc. e. T. V4iemorc,
.,c,,,.i ir-,. a., i SACRED, n i "
M.-sls. Alrude.c'u, Sharpe, ~uIti. and NnItt,mnre oi
ue -r,Iuauug cla--, -ud A. o. Nrueln wDo dd uot
Ice f
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Special Notices.

gl,ir. Piils.-rhe Great English Remedy for Cont and
RFtumIiisu "a pills. 81 -, py mall a. PLANIrN Il
sos ,euts 22+ "ilil o., '" OK 'oi bs "inEs.'es.
Po.t-lce Notice The 'srrign mans FOR mo wees ending
SATURDAY, M4. 20. 1871, VIII close 40 uls once On
- 70 l,DAY ~ n o. Tor Europe by sieansp Al-iA
va Queenstown 1IrrspJnt For Franco 10 De forwarded by
iii, steamer De specially lsdr-.-s ans az ID a. ~,
fsr France direct by steamship Pcree va E1'rr on
Tfi H. DAY 1850 lor Euioo ny steamship POM
r,Utaua GIvrUuth. tIrfDpIrs, and Hamburg.
l.a0 a. ~. for seriuanN etc. 10y steamship
Nertrr. via southampton and Bremen Correspondence
f,y Great rirau and Franco be forwarded by thiS
steguer srsrsly addressed AMI az II 90. Tor
Fre los steamship CrIic outrssoWu corr sp0udtuce
f, tr,ay Scolit .rd vrr-h Ireland 10 10 forwarded
ly f, ,teamer spec any addressed 1nd ~ j. m
fr scotland and Nottn u ireland ~ steamship california,
via Nozzle aud BaagoN. The steamers Meart ad 'tt'1
not faks Denmark. ~Wearu. asa NorNa1 lho
Fayt o., VIII eayc NJ" I OK Nay
- ls W9, jon iAe Vet indies. Va HAF ma Nli FAye
New.Vors Nay 30 The mails ior CHINA aud Jalan Nll
leave san Faucls MAY - The mails tOT Austa Utc VII
Ie,y. san Francisco Jiiuc %.
New-YOrk. May 10. 1917. T w. JAMES POSTMASTER.
Wafer Tight Cellars and Asphalt work BOO an ,s branches
Gravel hops plt % aHa 90 ones ioisi'd- Apply 70
NDENt- A~plIALIIt CEMENT COMPANY.
a. Al q = t'r. ..gfre lt Mad len III. y
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
For other Ship Es,c, s>s Third Pagt.l


steamship ola DOMINION y ak,r Eichmond CITY Point and
Norfolk IN md,c and 10 old Dominion steamship co
aud Key West 10Th, win mdse aud pass TO chas H. Mallory
ship spahan co Liverpool Brown, Calcutta jan %. with
Nose to G. L. Wright = GO. Anchored ON t,e - - H.,
10 with sugar. sc, To j. 3. ifainel lr; & Co.
Bars Amaid utaL, Russo Lisbon % days. With mdse 70
BARK Gaelic lof New Haven Dunzc Demerara u days
BlrS Gsrm DnlTeyacH lAu-t.j MarinOych, Limerick %
nirz E'ii"i, CNor Haage .cuh,mpon ifd'ys. ballast
Beunaui oycsen May -, lat 80 10. lon ~. guam
Bark Joss D. Bueno Joucs ST. Jago via Guantanamo l3
DAYS, with TO j. NJ CrDalOs ~ CO., vessel 10 "ayceI
Ers Victoria lof New Haven't. SANDER Guadalupe II
selr pqk Leamng OF Boston,. cullen, Windsor, y s,
se.r r 6 \ w2rt, smith yilEaia Urn wood
Se,F s. LlzPeh of Aahsih ,im.os, Prince e., Edward
~chr \. T. Bolrlmau Boyd Port spa ~ win sugar. &c, TO
Schr stephen Hrdng Harding Dsmeraga Aprl 30, with
sugar, &c. TO b. h. Metcaf a Co.
SAILED
steamship Abemarle for Ls@,s. Deli bark Pcsn. FOR
sPok D.. . ,,,...., ...,.
mann Bremen Delaware Break0ater Ly plOtbOat
s.v.xx,u MAY q RoNFsT5c .5 E2fTs .co H. Queen from
sion cleared bark sem s'., ior 'orHrna sale, bark
DAgicS, Ca, May 2L-Cieared bark CharIeton 1brl for
CHts'r .iov. $ C.. Mly 2i-ArryeI achr. Ben, fom
Richmond. Cleared sclr Anero H. for Baltimore
ChicS houHny River: Hetue Liugion. foc Alexandra z
Philadelphia Cleared btrk7 oberOl fox Cork or Falmouth
orders; IL p'yli9s. for Dtmrrdra
BALTIMORE, Mas 2AriNe steamship j. : -hrifer from
h.lseipbil 4. O. Lyon. nom N-yg-A0Ik. cleared,
p Fanny CadNil.aaar. NegNorKi H. l. cav,
10 Pn iidel2Hia serk ,lice Cor oI Iu'rc ray
fur --ai I0lsa Bis, iO sOstol George Re- Il 'ch,
Ior fah t NulaA, for Pembroke, Bic. sailed baTka Ado
/ lllic Aus-slr.
PORTLAND, ~, May 2l.-Ccared, barSenne John J.
Ma So, tof
PruAD2LrnIA, MAY 2i-Ariyed. steamship 2. Wiingfrou
Baltimore scnfs AMuc, nom Pori id' H. Miller from a
his 90 g. Au4c scu Ir,m Boston Emma o. SHAW Hos.
jpa john ON Boston Mar & tTllmtr mona
Boston Treasure from Boston Iona Hsrtcr RON Boston
Joseph s. prsu. loI uEcy iOst. j. y. 0ilnder from
a. j.. Porn BEDFORD. tuIrn.
-rren Nchs A. Beocdet, iI0u New-l ofS Joseph
a frsIu 10. NutuH AtKtu-
Efiu,u from AlltiI0 Jared, steamship AgAe5
| fox &cw York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON. Nay 9i.->aIlel Z3u. John Gibson Gath, John
| Candles, COIuIOlahl Arrived, 3d. ~NliaAc.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

sentns
ofir 1f fe - Aoif
Preceding nia at rhs fspsais sse s'easonsf
the mercury danng thosc hJaA4
TrTnUNF OFFICE May 2j-1 n. Notwithstanding
Yesterdays frequent coudncs' the barometer showed
steady in airpressure aud tho amount ~ moisture
in tie air was not greatly increased. Tic chief feature
of the day was the remarkably low temperature, aver
aging iSl2 with an unusually small rise IN the afternoon
Tie rand tons Indicate eat change near 40 hand
For this city aud vicinity TWO days 81 f1ir Alternating
with half cloudy weather be expected. with ltto
% warmth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE AMERICAN PILGRIMS At ROME.
ROME Thursday. May q, 1877.

ROME Thursday May q, 1877.
The Pope received the American pilgrims to-
d1v. The Archbishop OF Philadelphia read an address
20 His Holiness expressing tho devotion and affection Of
the American Roman Catholics and affirming that the
sulerngs Of the Pope theirs and that distance IN
creased their devotion Another Bishop read the ADDRESS
Of Tie Cardinal Archbishop OF NewYork expressing the
same sentiments. Subsequently nine Of the Bishops
present presented the Pope the offerings OF their dioceses
amounting to $4,000. Othes offerings wcrc presented
by "a representative Of the American Catholic Assoca
ton.
His Holiness in reply expressed his Joy at seeing him
self surrounded 10y the faithful who had come from such
distant lands. lie spoke OF the faith in the ina.Ibty
Of the Church and dwelt In detail upon the progress OF
the Church in America. He alluded TO the prosecutions
TO which the Church is subjected IN Europe and IN con-
cIuson thanked them for their offerings and gave them
his DRESSING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25
eurrp v,r1GNITy ABOUT GEDNEY.

Tie V,r- York World statcs-and thc state
mont may therefore DE relied upon n impictF -
though made hy the Board of Directors Of the coHliN
fI,f Deuvare and Hudson employed as foreman
az Grand Jury any stock spectators that IN iaei we
Grand Iury-Gcdneys Grand Jury-WaS an oiH,nall
Jurv manufacture. even glorious GtdRey hlnteII
h5uuded INTO reputation from tine peaceful piosccutHn
nf mo brick business. The World rebukes those VINO
have said that Gtdncy stock operator sc\tieN
calling them "ROs,ip-Wougcrs; hut should lhty lo'
preciate the market value of Gcdncy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25
OBITUARY..
WILI1AM 0. O,CONNOR.

William 0. O'Connor, who had been since
1896 a compositor in tie cmIloyment of TIE TRIBUNE
died at his home at No LOCI Third ave. yesterday al
the age OF 50. The OF his death was CONSUMPTION
lie was dilCcut and faithful in his performance Of
whatever lie was called upon to do aud his amiable dis
position won him many warm friends. The funeral
services will be held al ms late residence tomorrow
afternoon at > O'Clock, ana the ntCrment Will Do ~
ltIA.
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particular candidate. The President can take no notlce
of these schemes But ne make II Increasingly pam
that mo- man outside Of the White House ana the depart
mcnts any appointments TO bestow ofauy IoNer 20
effect removals. lie convince the douDllng tnat
the SWAY spOils ended lie can require feueIai u
GERS 10 cease using their positions for building up M
sona faction and distractng the party II he cannot 90
more. lie can 20 further and compel 0hcaS 10 iJ
their own business ana stop paying IN p0ucs e par
dictator or saris Of Dictator Perhaps ne may nave 10
saw in bv plain acts Ho must make himself UNDERSTOOD
"a he officials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25
CANADIAN FISH SENT TO EUROPE.

OrrowA, May 2L-Ihe following report OF
tle Fisheries Commission will show an Increase Of eN-
PORTS OF Canadian fish to European Countries which u
dicntes strong tendency to chan-o IN the course %
tse in certain kinds OF coast fish which were formerly
.,pos d a. ind sale only in tine markets OF the United
S,,tc Mackcrc entering more into the supply Tor
to,acstlc consumption ho fresh state and are sent 20
Tpr,De in III. same condition Herring are extensively
sIIppcd 10 sweden and Germauyi The latter business
having grown up within year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25

CARTTON-In PERM c A. on 9th Of April, 1877 Charles
T. carlton, I'D the % ia year of has age.
IRVING on Tuesda,, MAY -, Marion Harvoof youn2est
d,ieIer o JOGa ma, dgd Helen llyi r. aged = year,
rt, relatives and friends Hytcl 10 attend co. funeral
at Grace church. NoHlOrh, Friday morning beat, 1t
hall past 10 O'Clock.
OCDNNOR-D Thursday May ~ WIN. o. OCOnnOr, aged
81 Nt8Is and siOuth.
TIE ativcs .rd onts family also the memb rs %
Tyr0.i1puoal 80 ~ respectfully invited 10 az
tRt funeral from lis .to rcs t'ncs -iNtytId So g. r
urfoi IhIlaNe saturday. Nay 20. HIS re-
mains VIII Do Inferred ~ calvary Cemetery.
ZABGI-kIE-At Ait Vernon. MAY %, 1871 Margaret c.,
widow OF ae Late Henry Z1n-ke ~ tAc 'Jt' year % her
ag,. 49,
Funeral seryc az her residence Nj Vernon, Oh Fri
dly, 10Th, a. O'clock D. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25
PCB-IC OPINION.

There is no substantial warrant for the SHADOW
Of b.ls fh.t President l. not IN the lu4i~ fI
aud sympathy with tie best thought OF the parry "HIch
elected hin Indiana polls Journal (Repl
For Our part we have no doubt that u me
Republicans SHOULD have any chance az am OF 'uilII.
u next ntVeaa election Their prospects uhu' Nt""'
Won. Dc qai,e good with any othef c'huiu''''
Ib,hto Courier (Deu)
If Mr. Hayes could establish the Texas Paciilc
Railway al TIE Mississippi ievcc system ne cOd it'io
via tnc honor Of having oone more 10 put me ceuI,S
- i-r U1'rt Oh ~ cntuInG PROSPERITY "ll. " tu0 .
O!-ei 1ud better DAP So nashville American lD'hIJ
Randall is not a man to be trusted. lie
TauAot 10 relied Oh beyond is own persona AtoI'sta.
&c makes promises uliy tu break tIcm bt~llcs, vs.
hffc ia1 ur too much ItmFn1 any do Az ii'ih 'ui4
Hcs. II corrupt ard cOTupHug s}el' NJ t'i' rAo"u
Qn1J
The Ohio Greenbacbcrs who hold conVen-
Won 40 Columbus vrcE after next are an Ii .i>Nv ~
tlG mean get ahead o., all ether parties or l1cl"n- IL
ol.Ai o Or SINE Tor t4s folly 10 have eAnicd iaiud''
tho We hope tee nI0uIucrs vii decent buI} "a. COLI
OemJ
The solid Democratic South cannot remain so
i0rtycs: such i.iug would uc anomaly DO inc i"i
ch annals Of This country Inevitably thrl" mus e"I
ny now issues upon which men VIII diNlie' an" ln az
OF u.rG objects they wall seek 20 enlist Voicsi anu il
Con utspJ
We once heard Senator FcsSendcn OF Maine
say While De- Chairman Of the COMM zee on %
nance us DO placed bis hand ON The snatcs lo l' l
Olah appIuI IIaou-, "IutIc D, more Ta~ctIl Ih i,o
estimates, and rascay harder 10 hud out ana I'i''i'
harder DO punish, than auy Other measure lIt,'h.''
u Congress" We observe shat President HaytN o our
Sy looking after this and other matters Fhiaue'ph"
Press tka %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25
FOREIGN NOTES.

LoNpoN, May 24.-There were 20 deaths
from smallpox IN London last week.
LoNDoN, May 21.-The official Board OF
Trade inquiry into the wreck Of the steamer Dakota was
commence to-day.
MADRID, Nay 21.-LaSt night some Canton
ali,,i pirato., were cstc. Documents impleai
ing them were found their persons. ana tAty have
..r of ih. Interior s,Hird in the tOhnt,3 That tue
Arrests were or mo- political importance.
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ITALIAN BRIGANDS REVENGE.

IOhUUN u-5IdE, -Iay y, ~ 70
4 Rome dispatch to The Times says Signor
Rzz chief Inspector Of Police Lercara, showed much
Grmncss against Dglnds at the tlmc OF tac capture
OF an English subject OR Rosc on the night Of the
18th inst sIguor Rizzrs house d, stroyoi by an
explosion Of gunpowdcr. Himself, his wife, and two
sons escaped alive, though severely burned The house
had been secret Y undermined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25
PANS, Thursday, MAY q, ls77.
PENIcE BIsMARCK,s VISIT TO BERLIN.

A Berlin telegram says: There has been
great activity ut tho Foreign Office while Prince BIS
narck has been here, and an active interchange OF
kilograms with tho ambassadors abroad, particularly
the Rome, has been on. l. IS stated
that thc latter Will shortly visit Berlin. From these ana
other Indications the National ZetU'J concludes that
Prince Bismarck is about assert Lis personal influence
upon lie course Of affairs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25
CANADA AND THE PARIS EXInBITION.

OTTAWA, May 24.-Auangcmcn'S are beng
made Ivy the Department Of Agriculture for the repre-
sentatioB of Canada at the Paris Exhibition. Forts
thousand feet in the main building have been engaged
for the display Of the products Of the Dominion and The
Government announce their Intention Of providing free
Transportation u showcase 1t is intended at the close
of the Exhibition to sell the Canadian exhibits with the
exception such a. scientific collections and articles OF
frt.I s.FR al. ma
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A nohIcmnn had Lonse rortcr who " an

a noblcman had house poFIri VINO MH9 an
enormous oatcl. Frank" said he' one d'}' ', ~ =
i,n. moi in,ry live an slx at most And how many
~ Of muitoul" "Ah, as for les ~ mutton h3, ll
sey.n or e. gt perbuu.' " And fattcd pulletSV " An
"a. for umlirt- la. lord, not many not more thiu
duzon.d aud plgronsW All as Tor PIGEONS NOT
many: perhaps fnry-tfty at most ACCORDING 10 hppr
ito" Aud lark. 4" All, Tor that my IVid-AtIIe
lIrlis-forerer, my lord OrererP
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urrrNy oN THE IRENE.

Ro,rov. MV2l.-Thc crew Of the brig Irene
Of or about % .u Tor Gruu,wica from Di- port
n.,;ini,! and fused .u,y t1 day. The police n'1t TOOK
rl tur cross l.d br1 -H tLcn to tht cry lAo N''9''
Will ship another crew, ana sail tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25

average and rccollecting that she VIZ 7lO MUGS Iroa
Tant on the 18TH II Is clear that she cannot be ek-
uectod 10 pass Fastnet Light before the 2Oth OF Z.u
inst unless the tugs sent ont to help me snip sue e H
Gn,ljn her or the winds prove unusually favorable.
Yours, D. o.
Heir- York. May q, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25

BosToN, May 21.-Peter b. Brigham one OF
the best known residents OF Boston, diel tonight. MI
Brigham amassed large fortune proprietor Of the Old
concert hall on the Of Court AMI lanoyerSls
place formerly noted for its balls parties, and al SORTS
f entertainments He retired from business several years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25

AMHERST, Mass, May 24.-Ihe installation
Of President sperc as pastor The College church 40
Amherst took place to-day 1hc council. composed OF
delegates nci-hb0riug churches. met at O'Clock
Tie Rcy. Gordon Hail. d. d., OF Noitlampt"n, was
chosen Moderator, ana L. C. Ewing II Enfield, scribe
The session directed 60 rho bearing Of statement '
hoi ef and cSmnttiDn ~ the candidate In the atcr-
noon clu ca crowded. lnr orJrr Of CArf.l,.'
wa, q, foows: Prayer the Ey. Dr. If rri't oi Soutn
Isdcy; installation prayer. the Rev. r. -. Hchcoga ~
N''y-lUrk: 1Hliou Sermon. Il. =. ~lOrrs, D. D. ~
Biookl u coIciudu. prayer Gordon Hal, ID. d.; bche-
dlctiOu by President Secte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25

DEY-HAGRTS- on wednesday, May 20 n the res 'cuce Of
brides S. los the Re-. O.. = ktt tL D. D., 70 30 Is
ford Dr A,b.v Park, y. 10 Ella, dau ghter " b. l.
Hams, ~. of Brooklyn. No caris
EITCHI M-WILCON--In tine Fust Lutheran church, At
Irtt,unreh Thursday morHag, May - by TIE l.er.
~.laurl Laird, Hlsar kcttLIm 0 Nt"-l"ts 10 Lmtlue,
daHgutor u Al-I5Jn WILCOX OF Allegheny Penn.
SETTER WOOpNORTH- On "Wednesday. May %. 90 no
Ca.r 81 tlIs Holy 1rs4y by =. ID. ll Jl. D. DO 81.
al OF this Guy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25

considerable severity the policy OF President Hayes with
reference to me south. The views presented by Mr..
KNOX seemed 10 meet the approval Of the members
Of the association, and "a vote of thanks rendered
him for his eloquent and truthful address"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25

Those who impose ciall make cloak which
rcad seen through iu tIe lght # honesty mo
reputation tsabl . hv \. RAYMOND az co., tut,rs, coz
Fon ad Na,-au. 0f lar dealing, attesi5 that ucf Ways
reI ..lrC ILtnCIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25

BOYS CLOTHING is cheap Economy and excellence ap.
pear unusual degree ia the complete boys clothing stock
~ IL.IIN 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25
rnE VIEW MErnonL.r HrIscorAL mYMN BOOK

THE NEW METHODIST EPISCOPAL HYMN BOOK.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 24.-Thc Committee
which has been in session here for ten days engaged in
revising the hymn book OF the Methodist Episcopal
C.uich shas completed the text oi the book The
manuscript given 10 the Board Of Bishop, last Nom
day who also in session here. There is prospect that
the Bishops wifi Friday n-lt approve the committee,
Lahore. though prevented by otncr cuisines, from
beginning tle examination until Wednesday. All parties
are maxim. the utmost Iii rajch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the lower lake region and Middle Atlantic
States slowly rising barometer uortl-"est winds cler
or nartlv cloudy weather, rising Upcr1turc IN mo
former district and nearly stationary temperature in the
latter district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25
AeAW,iILL BURNED.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, May 2l.-~mIths saw
mill and C,I,.. factory, at Mcua-Ai, " ISL. U,f, 'i"-
vol b.. m. foly Toe loss O., estimated 10 f'ouo)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25

Ntl.AlN', ',lSllii' lL'''i'ul ~ -i"f -i' 4"''''
The strike OF Golfers here Is assuming Sc
rlous character large force Of troops arrived.
The cavary cleared the to-day. Several persons
were slightly injured. ana several arrests were made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25

"LOok here Jim, there's hole knocked o9t
~ IN. ntte YOU gave me" Why, nj 40 ali ihci,
the hole Ia II now; If 1t was knocked OUT ~" V' " ~
tnereT