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New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
4 POLICE RUFFI4N'S COOP FORTUNE.

OFFICER DOYLE, WHO CAUSED THE DEATH OF
FRANCIS WILLIAMS, FINDS FRIEND ~ CORONER
CROKER
Coroner Croker yesterday held an inquest
upou the body OF Francis williams, who died in Belle
yue Hospital on Monday morning from peronItis, con-
seaueut upon rupture alleged 10 have been caused by
cs from officer Doyle Of the Seventh Precinct. officer
D,yIe was present IN charge Of officer and regarded
the proceedings with easy Indifference He coayersed
,reouently with his counsel, and commented upon the
testimony OF the witnesses.
Ellzaleth Williams, the wife OF tie dead man. testified
that her husband was longsboreman. On Saturday
night he was setting with her the stoop II their house.
AZ No 35 Pkest when three ruifans up, and one
II them caught her by the foot she cried OUT and her
husband told the 20 20 along. Some harsh words
ensued aud then Oaicer Doyle up, and the three
ard The officer told Williams to 20 into the house
Williams asked why the ruans should not he spoken 10
instead OF him. officer Doyle responded that be did not
want TO hear any words about and again ordered
Williams TO 20 into the house. Williams started 10 obey
and had reached the top Of the st0Op when the officer
struck hun upon the head with his club, knocking him
down Williams tried TO catch hold Of the club, and
Doyle then knocked him to the sidewalk, and kicked
him in the abdomen. Another officer assisted Doyle In
taking Williams 10 the police station. The officers told
the witness that they would give 10 her the same treat
ment 70 her husband II she did not 20 home sue
afterward arrested and locked up her husband IN
cell He said TO her during the night dozen times thai
b. could not live No came u see biu during that
night she and her husband were both taken 10 Essex
Market Court on sunday morning, ana We're hned %
each. They could not furnish the money ana were
locked up Her husband had all along declared that he
had been terribly injured by the beating and kicking
which be had received from Onicer Doyle.
Coroner Croker treated the witness with so much SO
verify excite the sympathies o the spectators and
uliInaed that she had not told the truth An impress
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

SALEM, Va, June 13.-COmmencement e1er-
cises of Roanoke College began sunday morning with
the Baccaiaurea;e by The Rev. VIM T. Hail. d. De
OF virginia In the evening the Rev. s A. Ropas d. d.,
OF Virginia, addressed the Young Mems Christian
Association. On Monday night six speakers contested
for the medal in Oratory L. +. Smith Of Tennessee
received the medal on Tuesday morning Prof J. B..
Greiuer OF Virginia addressed the alunni. serious
accident prevented the Hon Carks0u ~ Potter Of New
York from filing his engagement 20 address the literary
societies Judge Va. e. K. Staples Of the Court Of
Appeas. the Hon H. A. -ImuudsUn. and the Hon. II. o..
Blair delivered fine addresses and tue evening passed of
quite agiceaby The college grounds ANA buildings
brilliantly iIumn ated The media. ID metaphysics was
presented f. j. Kanick Of N!rgmia; mathematics,
10 g. j. Epprzht OF Texas ia Greek, % A ID. Sayre oi
Ala abama. J. v Ownby of Texas viii represent Roanoke
College at the OratOriCal contest Richmond IN
NnNenbtr next.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
PUBLIC OPINION.

The people of Illinois are in favor OF the re-
nOnetzatOH OF silver but hey want done by Congress
than state legislature springfield IuJ Jour
"a (tepl
Opposition to the Republican party and hatred
OF Republican principles are still the ruling ideas Of tho
Southern Democracy and II the conci4tOry policy Of the
Presldent has touched their hearts they careful
no 10 let the fact app ia their wOIds Or acts
spolis Journal tkepJ
The Secretary need not trouble himself
about the balance between silver and gold when slVer
h rem0netzrd it will take care Of Itself, and gold, de-
p1ved OF ito excusveness viii fall Restore the double
standard. and the metals will ADJUST Themselves
lCinc.nnau Commercial duu)
The advocates of the silver dollar, the green
back dollar, kind Oi dollar except the sod dOir
NAV wrigge and turn. ami twist and squirn aud argue
and theOrze much they please, but % de'lie 70 ds
count debts is al the bottom of the "AoIe DuSihesS'
philadelphia Telegraph (keP9
Mr. Tilden's attempt to reopen truitless
ont exciting controversy, that finally decided Oy
ieg tribunal Invented by his partisan supporters aud
trafion 10 a dead issue cannot be too strongly
fcuined.- philadelphia Press ,Isrp)
In supporting the administration of Presi-
tratc aud independent Voiers take no siop backward
They have nothing retract the record of prs; can
knO8 as al the world kEo~s that M Tie peiycrs.on Of
tie late Presidential election fraud was 81 runp phant
b. the history Of this country phla Times
GndJ
Our Milton Sayler is a bold navigator Of
the political lie has received gt-rdge invita-
tiou 10 tie whte-goved conspiracy OF The Manhattan
Cub IN honor of Tom Hendricks, at winch tine Demo.
cratic chickens of Nrwl0fk breed are Q" oe latched
for 1850. Milton declined. lie believes with senator
Bec that the star % Democracy, Like the star Oi EN-
pre-. should take It's way acknowledgements En-
quirer (Den.l
Senator Conkling has worked harder and
than almost any other puule man 9uhs ine
last 20 years He dlef n,T tohIay s tes-
xsT seI by slsp up the ladder of fame. surInonntng
obstacles which would nave bafied most men. He Has
eafBed hs weeks rest by years OF tTerss ACTIVITY
He will carry will aim his voyage the best wishes OF
tie eIty Of his hOme.-l Utica Observer tDemJ
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
rror oAer sh,D rs,cs 81. Seeond Pag-

IFor other ShtD rsrg see SccOnd Png..
ARRIVED
pass 70 VIM = clyde Co. Wa detained by fog hours
Bars ilis rrease rverpoop Mos.op st yincentwI,
Barb rrrro Srzo tiial cnoma iriesie Fo6 TO- and az
days firm Gibraltar. win ndso 20 funch. Etye z Go.
Brig Dary, McCsy. Mssaina March g. With frut 10 swan
irg Cora Green ,of Bangor) collins Demesara 20 days.
win moasses 10 H. Trowbrdgcs sons vessel 70 + II smith
BELOW
BARK Proso gtal pc ,, Nar,no from Mesta April l. via
via a1!I ,!issssr HSS M rs w t MI d m order 0 LA "a March '0
Bark ortve, for Abcriesn, brS Hope. for St Thomas
DOMESTIC POETS
KY WEST Fla June l3.-arrlved, bark Jose r. Lopez,
from Avarado and Hayrc mahogany laden short pro.
Saw ORLEANS June l3-Cearet. steamship Sew.Oriesns
qr & ssip Aa.ni Nor iof kterpoo' Dark Aa for
sAyAssAH; Juno l3Arryed IN 6ri d" = ThLago, from
yador from Sew Yor. sailed l3Sh. steamship H. LVinss
T3isfsEss MONROE June l3--Arrived bark Ceres from
Genoa. eeekng brig Rebecca, from Newfork. bound for
B9sl9S Jnpe l3mArryed stsam'eip oenlipeis from
solth Amboy Theresa wof from Philadelphia barks
Gesr schr wlits SVEN for 81 pierre Matt Steamships
T. a took % to1 aehaon : Ella Bsia tor sshmend C f
Gbson. ior Baltimore l. A. Rose. for a. .sxandra
from Far River Ellie knight from New YORK u. / cav.
& sSh's 90 cSs A Sn 1n.er % % n1n gt X & spIyh i
sieanssps Iinois ;ef Lvefpqo. X wh9s Tor batiaore'
clifford, for saco Fearless for Plymouth Eddie PIERCE
James IL EalIgtu. and r. Van Glider, ter Boston j. A.
Perry for New rori r. Magec, or Provide ncu Lzzie
Hickman. FOR Savannah j. 4 Gallagher. er baltimore
ton smith Beverly. Allen Green. FOR Boston
81. !. Bryan. fOr -ayainan.
BALIsJgg juno l3.-Arrysd schrs Chas. f.. Morrison.
FROM John X. shaw from New NOrs Zen BoriAgd.
frUu Charleston AT Quarantine brig Robert e. Wright,
JanuirO Ceed steamship OGtOrarl for New YORK.
Elizabeth lbiluolphIG barss Eintrach (Ger for Eis
and Elizabeth. for san sdy 1dOf.
John r. hrsnz, for Boston Saed. bark Carpi0n0
Lewis Ehrgan.
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
QURTNsTOwS June l3The I1mLn Line steamship City Of
Berlin from New York. bere reported OF CrOokhaven IN
reached here Al 200 O'Clock this afternoon.
IyFGpOOI, June l3.The steamship Minnesota (Br.l Capt
Burvse. ,ronl Boston June .. arrived hero to-day.
Ohio sailed for Philadelphia TO-DAY.
LONDON, June 1.-The National Lac steamship Frarce,
Capt Ace, NegY0rk May 81 for London, arrived oh
the Lizard at D. M. yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
THE ASCOT RACES.

LoNDOS Wednesday, June l3 1877.
This was the second day OF the Ascot meeting.
The weather fine and the course IN good condition
the ai;cnGan OF spectators very large Tie race
for the Royal Hunt Cap brought out field of - horses
and resulted in victory for Lord Nlltons Cradle VINO
started with 10 To against h m, ana won ny lenEti
and half The race for the Ascot Derby brought ont
field Of 7, horses Lord Falmouths syio winner of the
Fn.oiu Derby started fayorite at money and won
the rcr Lord Brltf1rd's ZIccherO, with 10 against
hin at the start got second place. Mr. Mitchell
Innes's Glen Agr, the winner ~ The Prince OF Nhies
,i.,i.Uri fbiri For the Coronation Sldes hye lilies
faced the siarter Lori II tin-tun's Brnh"n proved
tie victor by length. with LORI BrtiipI41
mn the second place. aud Lord falmOuth5 Lady G0llgnty
LllrI.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH POLITICAL CONFLICT.
LONDON Wednesday, June i3. 1877

The FRENCH POLITICAL CONFLICT.
LONDON. Wednesday. June l3, 1877.
A telegram from Paris relative to the report
that the Government mean To prevent the plenary
meeting OF the Sections OF the Left before the reassen
bling Of the Chambers. states that VI Gambettl has re-
linquished the idea Of calling such meeting the Left
being sufficiently agreed upon line OF action 10 dispense
with preliminary discussion.
PARIS. Wednesday. June -, 1877.
The Minister OF destruction has decided that any st-
dent participating political manifestation shall be
imme lttlY expelled from college.
IL is stated the Government will declare its readiness
20 discuss the Interpolation De brought soIwar boy W
Gambetta AZ the reopcning ~ the Chamber The Left
have decided that republican Senators shall abstain
from voting the question of dissolution, So s to "ye
the entire responsibility TO the Right and tue Govern
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
FOREIGN NOTES.

HAVANA. June 13.-The provisions OF the
international postal treaty Of Berne Will be put mo
force here June -.
IoxnoN. June 13.-The United States
steamer Ranger has arrived ~ Port said on her way 10
Join the Asiatic station.
AMSTERDAM, June 13-The biennial election
o, half Of the members the Second Chamber to replace
those retiring by rotation has resulted III the return OF an
Liberals
LONDON, June 14.-The American Chamber
OF Commerce at Liverpool mas decided 10 give U"n-
quet 10 the delegates OF the lnteTnatonhl Oo'on No
ventiOn which meets in Liverpool July IL
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
THE covrEsr1NG JERSEY CITY OFFICIALS

TRENTON, y. j., June 13.-The controversy
between tie dual governments OF Jersey city,
pointed in joint meeting by the Legislature and known
as the Commission Government and the other elected at
the late charter election IN accordance with The pro-
visions "a bill passed by the last Legisihtlie WIS D'
fJr. fle supreme Conrt al Trenton to-day. The ground
10y counsel the retUrs was tDat the act OF last
Winter was unconstitutional senator ADDett ana eA,
Mayor Trapha zen appeared for the defendants, and
COrtlandt Parker and Mr. Lewis Tor the relItOTs Inc
IA gument was concluded and decson reserved
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. WedneslnY.

WAsnNGroS. Wednesday, June H. 1877.
A statement has just been prepared at the
Treasury Department showing the conveying the
votes of OF President and President Of the
United States TO the seat Of government t appears
that the expense at the time of the election OF Cen
Washington Sl,49l so, while that OF the second
election of Gen Grant was SIs4O3 25 Further than
tins no compilation has ever been made
The Commissioner Of the General Land Office has pre-
pared report Major Powells proposition " sabst
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

foot OF Andrew johnson upon the threshold.
Mi Ii yes may say to himself II track see AID I'll
pursue" and also. he Rcpulcan party will
support hs policy II merely t0efates II DJw. but
bcfor tyelvenionth Il will turn and rend IT, There
but OF escape from ignomnious failure for
Mr. Hayes and his policy. ami that Is through ho por-
tas The Democracy. II M. Hayes is wise he will zee
tl- tne Opauing' and shoot in" before lie 10 over
wneimed in the COMING storm
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
MIRRIED.

BnADEN- -BFNSEIl-On Tuesday, June 70. inst. By Rev.
d. Mel Quacsenbush. d. d. JoIn Braien Ella Louise
Bensel 81! o, this city No cards.
BUNN-A NSTIE-On June residence OF the BRIDES
mother % TgOOts, London. Onr. canada, by the Rev
r Cooper Albert Bum of NegNsrk city ~ Jennie eldest
dl hter the Paul Anstie Of Nan. Ont. snt Crlu-
daugAter the late Paul Aste esq Of Devices. Wiltshire
ENGLAND.
LADDWGLLIS-In this city az the Church Of the Holy
Communion, Tue-'iIy June ~, 1877. by the Rev.
Henry Motett William fORe Ladi ~ E.zah IN. y. J
Caroline dau yter Of the ats r. J. Wills Galveston
Texas 30 cards.
THAYER-BA RRY-At the First Pr, sbvteral church,
NDnkcrs Wednesday NJ. June l3, 1871, Horace H.
1hayer Fannie l.. daughter Of the late ". IL. barry
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
SALE OF THE MARIETTA, PITTSBURGH AND
CLEVELAND RAILROAD

CAMBRIDGE, Ohio June l3.-The Marietta,
Pittsburgh aud Cleveland Railroad stock and franchises
sold auction by order OF court to-day for $780,
600. cash Cyrus W. Field OF New-York for the first
mortgage bondboders residing in London, Amsterdam
New-York. and Ohio, the purchaser This road Is
100 miles long. and through section VI country
fuIl Of coal, iron ore, and OIL Weus.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

A Scotch minister was once busy catechising
his voung unrsbouers before the congregation when ne
nut the usual first question 20 stout girl who's" father
kep. a public house: What Ia your name u NO reply
he question having been repeated, the girl replied,
Name o. yer fun Mr. Minister ye ken my name Weei
epeuch D'ye no say when ye come 10 our house on a
nh. prt hiring me some ale q" The congregation,
yrgeiting the sacreness OF the place. were IN broad
grlp, and the parsOn looked dagserA
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

Thanks hereby returned to the public for the
response efforts supply good made cloth
ing prices. special department for this trade
warrenst and Broadway the remainder
the VIII Do fully maintained and prepare
lions making viii the surpass
the pre.enL UEVLIN U co.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
TIE spANIsH CoNsPfRACY.

BuENo, "Wednesday. june -, 1877.
The Government has released the persons
who were recently arrested, Provincial deputatOns be-
coming security for their good behavior Several Repui-
Leans have been arrested different parts OF Guipuzcoa
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
Frs JRR[VFD.

FROM HAVANA-Tn stran1sAfp Columbus. June - =
Frnm OrDcr. Mrs J.. k"bnsJn and cnLd ths Misses Lu-
ClTiOia de Rucl Carlos kacal Jose Eshcas
and daughter, A. Rabrls JoIgire D. NycL NJ and Mrs.
Peir Fernandez ra0 tnd daughter Ar ei Fernandez C1
ado Francis PAlaco Antouo Garcia Ramon Fst.s,
Rodriguez MarbOna, IgnacO n. Zngrorrz Manuel rlohinO,
Duz 90 ceda Mrs NJ NJ ~ag9hc. o. Dufr.sue. Cin-
ton Nc, Mss :. Gluz Aiss sarah y0mnguoz. carlos
Rodriguez AlonLu Mrs Matfhera Mrs Ii1r, Martin Des
chapp,lies, Mrs Descsaup.as and boy Carlos ro l. Ru
guelO, MS Y. A. Andsrsnn. cAId and DoI MM. IL Ha4.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
Special Notices.
" Court Of Arbitrntlnn.


Established b. Act Of ine legislature
Scssions II ls Court held daily the Rooms o, TIE
Ch-ber OF Com,rc, No $50 William sf and 20 TIE 0cs Of
hr Arbitrator 40. - B.DauWuy ts bearing EflI
element Of contrDycr8e Disputes IHd matters oi differ
enc8 arising among merchants shpinasit~ and others
hin Tho lurislictlUI ~ The Fort Uf NrN fork.
general vusic subpt tss.. crg 20 % r0r clacaL
FOR he sabm ssOn Oi AMI ot-r iIfpru
may Dee obtained gratis on Application % The cek
rooms OF the Chamber
Betse-da Mineral -pring Water"
acknowledge GO De- specific all KIDNEY
LIVER be had by
api,ing To D. q. LANCAS "EH. General Agent l6T Most
Twenty secondaL send FOR tesumonilis.
Keeps Patent partly y.mad. DRESS SHIRTS. rie very
best ur 81. De- finished easily h.mmng Laud.
k,rchef C23 Broid.ay.
P0ss-Orc. Noiiee. Thr foreign tho week end
SArt kDAf, june 10 1877, VII close ofice on
TT ESDAr al IL m tor Europe. hy steamship M1nfau.L
via queenstown on " EDN FsDAY at 4 a m tor france
direct w steamship Labrador ayr~ and D. u Ior
Europe by steamship Scyia, va Queenstown tn -
VIA Plymouth, Chsrb0ury and Hamburg. 5ArI GDAY
at for Europe. by steamship Btannic, gi,cr,
town correspondence for Germany scoanc and Norh
Ireland intended for Dispatch BY thls
caly 9fdressed and tor scotland aud North of
Ireland by steamship BOLIVIA. Via Moyue aud Glasgow. and
snpton and Bremen. The steamships Montana. ScytAa,
ard Britannia DO AXE mails Denmark, ana
The mails for Hayti and Kingston, ia, will
Now York June IA Tho mails for Porto Rico direct viii
New YORK June 20 Tho malls for China Japan
viii leave Francisco June 20. The mails for Aus,ras
etc. Will leave ssn FRANCISCO June 20. 1. l. JANRs
kew-YeEk. lane =, 1871 Poskmsssss
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
A CORDIAL INVITATION TO MR. HAYES.

II is folly for Mr. Hayes, or any one else, TO
attempt build up party Out Of The fragments OF
old Wing party 10 IL easier 10 make the comm OF an
old party the cradle Of one, bu either is be-
yOnd the constructive capacity OF any though
the White House, with all its vast ma
ehnery, be his workshop. The doors OF the
great Democratic party swing easily on
Lhelr hinges WbososVer Will may enter. The
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

TRIBUNE OFFICE June Ill a m-Exeept lhe usua'
morning RISE the curve OF arpressure varied i'e yes
terday, ana shows rs a whole slight decline having
been very little affected by the threatening SKY o Tue
early morning and the late afternoon Ihere was ir-
ther rise temperature of few degrees very evenly ~
tributed through the "a hours There Is no Dee ia inc
.uhfIv excessive amount Of moisture IN Tue an;
A ontiuuauce OF fair alternating with paruy elvhuy
skies and somewhat warmer weather. win rhsIi
chance Of showers NAV be expected III TINS CITY ana
vicinity to-day and tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
DIsNIssED FOR EILIOTT's ESCAPE.
NJ l.

Jailer Van Tine and Clerk Mack, from whose
uar,anship IN the rombs Joseph Brett, alias Frederick
Elliott walked cuoly away Saturday last, have been
,,,riv .atrd The Commissioners ~ Char
nrs aud Correction ycstcrtisy morning heard them ia
ter avn defense aud decided that they had betn cupa
bly negligent Van Tine was dismissed ana MACK cen
surrd.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
TIE JOINT FISHERY COMMISSION.

HALIFAX, June 13.-'Hhe Hon. +. Ii. Kellogg,
the United states Fisntry Commissioner; Mr. Curtis MS
secretary; the Hon Dwi-L Foster Of Boston, and 9lr A.
r. Gait arrived here tonight. :. u. Thompson oi TINS
city will bee associated with Air Foster as counsel for the
American Government before the commission.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
THE CITY OF BERLIN.

LoSD0S Wednesday. June 49, 1877.
The steamship Spain fell in with the City OF
Berlin sunday, coo miles west Of Queenstown with
her main shaft broken. The CITY Of Ber has since been
at Queenstown whence she proceeded to Liverpool In
tow OF two fuHs.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
THE HIGHWAY RoBBEE WHO WALKED OUT
Thnrlas DelnneY. the prisoner who escaped

frnthe Tombs Police Court Tues ay morning, and Was
rscaptured the same day, again taken to court
far,liy He explained that he walked ont quietly
-nr,,r tb. niaie wicket, when tie oiiicer's attention
WIS attracted another part Of the COURTROOM. He
y,. committed IN default OF $1,000 bail 0r trial upon
thc charge OF highway robbery Tor which he wac ar
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
DEVASTATION BY LOCUsTs.

TNlNIIlN1 NV-I0"7'I.'F II'T0 ~ ~
A Reuter- telegram from Malta says: " Ac-
counts from Trpoh and Barbary STATE that an area of
100 miles has devastated by ocuNs The crops are
entirely destroyed. and famine ia believed 10 be mmi-
neut Severe distress already prevails"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
COMMENCEMENT AT RENSSELAER, INSTITUTE

Troy. n. Y, June 13.-Presdent Chadbourne
OF Williams College addressed the alumni Of the
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute last night the phy
o sciences az products and promoters of civilization
Cp,r,epcerneut exercises place tonight and the
annual ldrcss will be delivered by Alfred T. Boiler, q. T.
of N.,,-Ynrk. There viii hc farewell hop, rendered
by the Junior Glass. after the exercises
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
TIE DIRECT CABLE CONPANY'S PLANS.
LONDON wednesday, June -, ST.


An extraordinary meeting Of the Direct
United states Gable Company Will be held on Tuesday
the 10Th of Juue when resolutions winding up the Com
pln, will bee presented II the resolutions adopted
tley viii bc confirmed second Extraordinary meeting
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
ENGRAVING TIE NEW BONDS

Work has already been begun on the new A
per cent bonds in the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
The first plates will go 70 press by July 1. Secretary
sherman IL receiving many letters from prominent
hnanciers IN al parts Of the country congrauatins him
his success in placing the new loan and warmly ap-
proving the feature OF popular subscriptions. The
writer's say that this viii meet with a hearty response
from the people Letters also received FROM business
who think that tine effect the new loan Will be-
the rate OF interest private loans maxim.
mo
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
GoBnLE-sLrGHrlY INcREMABLE.

Ex-Gov. Tiden and ex-Gov. Hendricks will
dine together this evening No. 10 Grgmercy Park
rhe meeting OF these two distinguished pei In the
house from which Oregon business directed viii
be a severe rebuke 10 fraud
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
cOvrRNlfENT INDICATIONS

For the Middle Atlantic States, lower press
urr sAtonary cor higher temperature southerJ "lhuS
partly cloudy weather, AID possibly rain areas
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

.noss saraue1ra -anaoas la thD cif
lgisons % tn 'f tn -
prrced ns midnight The hs lac sprs''n 'Af
the enasfr ln LAole lnlra
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

Al Nolice, Of Marriages must be iaior'sa s'ta h.a
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
J. Retar-da ,l,nernI -nrinr Mntcr.n

long Acknowledged to hr ,ufc specific ur all KIDNEY
LIVER diseases, be- bad lItsh the spring
apY3 Ing 10 D. E H;Eh. General Agent, lGf West
Twenty second 81 send for tcstIm0uIlls.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14


following candidates ia co1rSr:
: Alc~rs. ". Hiurchs :. s. Reed.
G n. Buckley, jay Humphreys, H. A. sands.
q. r.. BHttrrNOrth W W. johnson, II. T. rcuoder,
r ~ Cnocsuan GEORGE Kennedy r .. ShaN.
j. g.. Cornell q. &. hohhe, Frank StOrrz.
Frank Dii,er, a J. Lntcr y De w lhompsOn,
I al. Foster. Alfred Naycr william Tanning IT,,
p p. Il arr0wer. T. RaptlO, Edmond Kelly
s. T. Ecn:y
Tie Youngest in ire collage class is II years Of
ace and tho oldest ~ fhc the clas, being
zOl: average weight. lJl y pounds; IN" TALES! cet
inches. ;Ac shCrtesj ieet lrch; - smoke, chcws
tobacco. play the piano. on tie violin, all sing D
are teacher N the 8unday-sch0pi
Jan,rS Ruhrrt Priest ~ tie ElginecTs OF Mines Il
Young cOlure from Liberia. who has acquitted HIM
self well both the 0.ass-rOOm and among his Glass
mates. One Of the Civil Engineers Is from Brazil, 4
country further represented IN thC lower ella .see.
Aon7O q. Snears of Trinity and Yale also made
Master OF Arts Tho degree or Pb. ID. conferred
upon Prof uliam q. Peck and VI. G. IEseu Ass.stint
Professor Of Physics both OF Columbia College.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

Keeps Patent partly-mad@ DRESS SHIRTS. ule very
iur 81 bc finished easily h.muing land
ktrchief. G23 BroaissY.