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COMMENCEMENT.
POLITICAL NOTES.
,trculnr from lhe socInlIsts.

A Circular from the Socialists.
C1scrssATI, June l4.-The following
circular was issued to-day by the Ma
tional Executive Committee OF the Soc
ialists Labor Party:
To all sections and members Of he Social
istic Labor Party:
The National Executive Committee have
been informed that a few Of our party
members have associated themselves in-
TO military organizations, and several 10.
localities, instigated thereto chiefly by a
mistaken apprehension that such a course
Is necessary to the protection OF their
rights. The Socialists party authorities
would not deem 1t any part OF their duty
to interfere with such action, were II not
attempted by these military organizs-
tions 10 secure recognition at the hands
Of the Socialistic Labor party, and that
It is possible in some instances that such
organizations may have had the counte:
nance or encouragement OF the local
sections. Inasmuch as no warrant for such
organizations can be found in the plat.
form or constitution Of the party, the
proceedings Of either Of the party con-
Hresses, or In the acis Of the Executive
Committee or Board Of Supervision the
said organizations are regarded by the
Executive Committee as Occupying q
position Of hostility to the principles
aud policy Of the socialistic Labor party
whether so intended or not; we therefore
request all party members to withdraw
from said military connections, and par.
ticularly urge all sections to avoid any
official connection with such bodies and
10 require that no, arnss.be-earrled il
their professions. II parties thus band
ed with arms insist upon joining our
professions against the wishes Of the sec
tions, such sections are advised to compe
compliance with their orders.
| [Sigued]
The NATIONAL ExECuTivE COMMITTEE
PHILIP VASPAIroS,
Corresponding Secretary.
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CINCINNATI, June 14.-Cotton-strons
and higher at ike. Flour-Unsettled but
generally lower; family "a 65a6 %. Wheat
Dull, weak and lower; red at 90caSl 90
Corn-Dull and prices a shade lower at
9Ifa4lc. Oats-Quiet at 26a2sc. Rye
Dull at 65a57c. Barley-Quiet; new fall 4S
a44c. Pork-fnactive; held at 50 00a9 %
Lard-Good demand; current make So 75
kettle 7lIa7Hc. Bulk Meats-In fair de-
mand; shoulders held at 81 371<, short rib
IS 90 bid cash, sales at s. 10 buyer June,
short clear IS SIX. Bacon-Suonger Of
491a5ska51Sc. Butter-Quiet and unchang.
ed. Lipseed 0il-Qu:eta at 6sa55c. Whisky
Dull at 81 03.
Roes-Firm; common 50 90aS Is. light
g 2oaas IS, packing s. 26as 40, butchers
IS 40aS so.
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THE pREsIDENrs TITLE.
Resolution Passed by the House
Yesterday Affirming Its Invioi-
nhility.

Yesterday Affirming It's inVioi-
ability.
wAsHNeToN, June 14.-The House
Judiciary Committee to-day adopted a
report prepared by Representative Hart
ridge adverse TO the Kimmel bill and in
support Of the following resolution:
Resolped, That the two Houses Of the
44th Congress having counted the votes
cast for President and Vice President Of
the United States, and having declared
Rutherford B. Hayes and William A.
Wheeler duly elected President and Vice
President, there is no power in any sub.
sequent Congress to reverse that declara-
tion, nor can any such power be eIer-
cised by any Court of the United States
or any other tribunal that Congress can
create under the Constitution.
Representatives Knott and Butler will
submit separate expressions OF their
views, dissenting from the conclusions
and argument Of the majority.
+. .m panrhl;nsns ,sres 10 tbe majority
report, except that portion which justi6es
anu anu .ost ",a ~ ~. rT Committee on the main
,,;o ine aO,s :. ~ ,har.fo,s @ nnsnimon. with the
aaes.,Sa ssa,;aa ~ I Kno,t and pn,Is, and If
G.uep''UI sI" ..hO y. !. Nv ., Wa, Point and wbose
,',.i,;a, nyiue, %sp IL ~, rs " va. s,csrtaineS.
pOs.,uA O.,a." 10 ~, ~as uorsr os Tur srp,rcr
Aoiios u - lA. .i." ho.'I .ls "a a;.aa.,, - -.
In 'he house ai'eF 'ne u'Aposa' y, va
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passed about 15O pension bills and num-
Der Of private bills.
Adjourned.
SENATE.
An ERFoRr To ExTENp THE sEssIoN.

AN EFFORT TO EXTEND THE SESSION.
Mr.. Window, Chairman OF the Com
mittee on Appropriations, submitted a
concurrent resolution 10 extend the ses-
sion until noon Thursday next. Laid
over till tomorrow. 10 submitting the
resolution Mr.. Window expressed the
opinion that the session could not be
closed on Monday.
PASSAGE OF THE HOUSE PENSION BILL
The Committee on Pensions reported
with the amendments the House bill 10
increase the pensions Of certain pensioned
soldiers and sailors who have lost both
hands, both feet or sight 10 the service Of
the war, from $50 10 S75 per month. The
amendments OF the Committee on Pen
sions provided that the bill should apply
10 all who have become helpless on &C
count Of wounds received and who re-
quire aid Of another person, but should
not apply to those having no families de-
pending upon them Tor support, nor to
those not deemed by the Commissioner
Of Pensions TO be in necessitous circum-
stances. After the discussion all the
amendments OF the committee were re-
jected, and the bill passed as it came from
the House.
Amendments 10 the sundrysciyil appro.
priation bill were submitted and referred
10 the Committee on Appropriations.
A message having been received from
the House Of Representatives announc-
ing the non-concurrence Of that body In
the Senate amendments TO the bill max.
ing appropriations for the improvement
OF rivers and harbors, etc, and asking for
conference committee, Mr.. Spencer
moved that the Senate insist upon its
amendments and agree TO the conference
asked for by the House.
A motion OF Mr.. Sargent that the Sem
ate recede from It's amendment was re-
ected.
The motion Of Mr.. Spencer that the
Senate insist upon its amendments, and
sgree to conference asked ETC., was
agreed to. and President pro lem an.
nounced Messrs. Spencer, Mcmillan and
Ransom, as a Committee on part OF SEN
ate.
Amendments to the Cival Su ndry ap-
preparation Bill were submitted and re.
ferred TO Committee on Appropriations.
A message was received from the
House Of Representatives returning the
Postroute bill, ss part Of the Senate
amendments were in the nature OF a
revenue bill.
The Senate insisted on its amendments,
and Messrs. Ferry, Kirkwood and Maxey
were appointed conference committee
on the part Of the Senate.
A message was received from the
House announcing that that body still
further insisted upon its disagreement to
the Senate amendments to the Legisla.
tive, Junicial and Executive Approprla-
tion bill, and asked for further confer.
ence with the Senate.
Mr.. Window moved that the Senate in.
sist upon its amendments and agree to
the further conference asked for by the
House. he called Tor the yeas and nays
on this motion, that he might have an e1.
preston Of the views Of the Senate. Those
who voted for the motion would OF course
vote 10 sustain the committee ot confer
ence. The motion was agreed to--yeas
SO, nays 2, McCreery and Coke voting in
the negative.
After executive session adjourned.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 14.-FloH-steady aud
unchanged. Wheat-steady and in fair
s5kc June, slIas2c July, s6Nc August,
No. s at $40. Corn-Dull and steady at
S5sSc cash, S5Hc July, S6xc August, re.
jected Sl4c. 0ats-Steady and firm at
2s9sc cash and July, 2S9za235fc August, re.
jscted 1sc. Rye-Steady at 5Sc. Barley
Easier at 4Sc. Pork-strong, higher and
unsettled; IS s71faS 90 cash, IS 92Ifas 95
July, 50 07]fas 10 August, 50 221fa9 %
September. Lard-Actiye and shade
higher at SO 10 cash, 81 521ia6 75 July,
So S21ia6 IS August, So 92Ifa6 s5 septem'
ber. Bulk Meats Demand fair and prices
higher at 4ha5a5hc. Alcohol-At SS1fc.
Whisky-Actiye. firm and niger sales at
81 OAK cash.
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PHILADELPHIA, June l4.-Flour-onie
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull, weak anC
lower; red at 81 0sAl liz, amber 81 ~
1 Is, white 81 1891 20. Corn-Quiet ant
weak; yellow 45Ifc, mixed 44Ko. Oats
Western white 29a3oc. Rye-5sas0c. Pro
viEons-steady and unchanged. Butte
and Cheese Steady and unchanged. Egg
Steady and unchanged. Petroleum
Steady and unchanged. WhiSky-steady
Xeatern at 81 0a.
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A Business Panic.

PANAMA, June 6.-Adyices from Qua
temaIn state that number Of failures
have occurred, creating something Of q
panic among the merchants. ItiS almost
impossible 70 dispose ot bills Of exchange.
All foreign silver has disappeared from
circulation, and gold Is at a high pre-.
MUM. The late bankruptcies amount 70
Sl,S50,000.
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Accident At the Brooklyn Bridge.

: New YoRK, June IA. While the
workmen on the Brooklyn bridge were
lowering into place one Of the large
cables the tackling atthe anchorage broke
When the tackling parted the huge iron
shoe, weighing nearly 900 pounds, shot
over the houses, demolishing chimneys
and telegraph wires, and lodging in a
pile Of granite near the bridge tower.
The cable itself split apart, and several
strands were bent and twisted into every
conceivable shape, The tackling which
broke and caused the disaster had been
used previously in lowering the great ca
bles into place.
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ENGLAND.
The Cotton spiners Going to
Work.

LONDON, June l4.-At Bumby two
thousand looms, employing one thousand
operatives resumed work within the past
two days. At Blackburn the Mediation
Committee Of operatives interviewed the
bead masters Of the association, who
promised to reopen the mills Immediately
il half Of the operatives would resume
work at the reduction at large. AT the
meeting at Blackburn, the weavers unan.
imously resolved TO refuse to work at the
ten per cent reduction. II was also ar.
ranged to hold meetings Of the employees
at various mills throughout the east.
There Mill be a caucus here on Monday
to ascertain the general feeling on the
subject.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June l4.-The President
nominated Reuben E. Fenton, Of New
York; Wm. 8. Groesbeek, Of Ohio, and
Francis A. Walker, Of Connecticut, United
States Commissioners at the international
Monetary Conference, and VIM. Hayden
Edwards, Of the District Of Columbia
Consul General at ST. Petersburg.
THANKS FROM THE CROWN PRINCE.
The Crown Prince Of Germany sends
bis sincerest thanks to the President o.
the United States and the American peo'
pie for the sympathy mAnitested on &C
count Of the attempted assassination O.
the Emperor.
FOUR PER CENT SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The four per cent subscriptions to-day
amounted to $4,000.
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New York Proposes n Monument
TO the Poet Bryant.

New YoRK, June 14.--It il proposed
70 erect in Central Park statue Of Mr..
Bryant, TO be. placed near the statue Of
Marzini, the unyailips Of which was the
indirect cause Of Mr.. Bryant's death.
Mayor Ely 10 asked 10 become treasurer
OF the necessary fund, and 10 receive sub.
scriptions Of Eve cents and upwards.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, June 14.--Wheat- Opened
dull and low,r closing frmeF No. /
white Michigan 81 IS, amber Michigan
spot $10li, seller July 76c, No. 2 red
winter spot : aud seller July goo, No. 2
Dayton aud Michigan red 81 00c, rejected
Wabash Zoe. Corn = Dull; high mixed
3s1<c, No spot So 10, seller July 3ss[c,
No. 2 white 40e, rejected Sehc, damaged
SEC. oats-Dull; No. 2 at 24hc, white
2sxc, No. 2 held at 2sc, Michigan held a,
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seOte One For Sic euhep,,na Nov

V'eoneforstephens and Key.
ID Tie House yesterday, on the very
We 'l adjournment, the Democratic
Hg sn IOrced in view Of the exigen-
as Of The approaching Congressional
.ta'u' ~ And in Difference to the unmis-
I.I IIl'Is direction Of public opinion, to
.'S'l's that the title Of the President
T,, ISSUED beyond dispute by the Forty.
Iaa''a ~ Vongr", and that ali attempts 10
S', azure 1t would be revolutionary in
a. So'' one for Stephens and Key for
sa - victory The Democratic party has
s'a I0''st to go back on ia action in
S' Sa'o', At which time it refused to say
st '',I ald no intention Of disturbing the
S S'''ld'uiill settlement. The member, d
~ aasu' have heard from the busipe,,
J.S '0e country since then, thousand.
s.. ,aoa hold them directly responsible
G..- 4','aS refused to declare their inten.
s.,.'. ss.' 10 regard to the President at III,
,s..a, ,.'sl' l'd by this refusal having aroused
,,.,''s ,r.''s'a''On' !, 'ha, have very much in.
ss'',d o''Sl The bu'ius., depression through.
M ~" 'I'''n'h'hOur declaration of tn,
N. S1' men, after nAniIe.tiug so unmls.ak,
n. =, = 'As! have done a desire to US,
- ~, ''l'd investigation" merely a, &C se
Ii.. ~. party campaign capital, will b,
S,%,' 1a' = 1t should, at a proper discount
L,.. 'eo1R'fy' .Ss The public tOr,una.el,
h w ~ "l'Aon' warning as to how easy i
!. !, .o.! 'a' Democratic leader. to 90 b.cI i
scsss asa resolution. 1 when an opportunity
,,M'', ~ Just before the remsrkabl,
a INsa Of 1882 the Democratic leader
L'sIl0n Ls..sli0 at Baltimore passed wbs
= u. Historical resolution, dsclariD, rim
VIM n. ',',' h''Id that "'he Democrat part,
Cos,''' ~ '''l'' all attempts at renewing pIi! !!
' OF out Of it,ths agitation Of III
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Chicaro Cattle nlarker.

CHICAGO, June l4.-The DroverT Jotlrna
CArrIE-Receipb 1000; shipments 800
Market firm and unchanged; steers 81 l0t
s 20; feeders and stockrrs at s. 00aS 90
butchers firm, cows 81 soa4 90, bulls 81 q
a9 35, Texans 50 00a2 so.
Hoas-Receipts 10, 900; shipments 1900
Market easy and unchanged; heavy s. 35a
8 90, light IS 20a3 80, mixed s. 25a3 So.
sHERp-Receipts 200. Market dull at
81 OOai so.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPR.
New York money ana STOCKS.

NEW YORK, June l4.-MosEY-Closes
easy at 2sS per cent. Prime mercantile
ss:S III pss Ssn Sa.S@. dsspsd Issssp
SlsS,o0o. Clearings $i6,5o0 900. Sterling
steady; long SAX, abort 4sok. Dry goods
impofts for the week, S769, 900.
GoLD-opened at l100X. and closed at
look. Borrowing rates 4, 2ka2 l.S2 per
cent per diem.
GoyERsMgSrs-weak.;
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NEw YoRK, June l4.-Lieut. Tetten,
who was graduated yesterday at Wes.
Point, was instantly killed today oy be.
ing run over by the St. Louis express at
Cold Spring, nearly opposite West Point
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QuEBro, June II ALI quiet this morn.
ing. The lAborers have resumed work.
Several places are under the protection
OF the authorities.
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NEW ORLEANS, June 14.-Cofes-Dulli
Rio cargoes ordinary TO prime 14fal7kc,
gold. sugar-Quiet and firm; inferior 70
good common 6a6kc, common to good
common 6fa71 Nc, yellow clarified s1fasslc
Molasses-Quiet; common Csc, fair 25a2sc
Rice-Dull; Louisiana ordinary 10 choice
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srATE BosDs-steadyi Louisiana CON.

sTooKs-strong and higher the greater
part Of the day, with Granger shares, Rock
Island and Western Union as the features.
Large buying to cover short contracts as.
sisted In the upward movement. At the
close the market was weaker at reaction
OF y to Y from the highest point.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
Of which 1900 were Erie, $4,000 Lake
Shore, II 900 Northwestern common, 1900
preferred, 5000 Rock Island, 10000 st.
Paul common, $500 preferred, $4,000 Lack.
awanns, 5000 ohioS, and 10000 Western
Union:
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TIE Belmont Chronicle should not stop
so far short Of the facts as to inform the
world that Wheeling "rolled up 25,O0O
cigars last year." Add three more
ciphers II you please.
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The Canada Riots-The Strikers
Come 10 Terms and Return 10
Work.

QuEBEcK, June 14.-The rioters came
to terms and are now at work. Volun-
teers will probably leave tonight or TO-
morrow morning. Last night . reserve
force, consisting Of Prince Of Wales rides
9th fusileers, eighth battalion royal rifles
and Victoria rifles lay In the skating
rink. The men Of Victoria's not being
supplied with great coats nor blankets
suffered 4 good deal from the cold and
dAmpness Of the building. The funeral
otthe man shot by the military the day
before yesterday took place this alter
noon. Volunteers are under arms In
case Of disturbance. A Montreal boat
arrived this morning bringing further
reinforcement OF fifty men under the com
mand OF Col. Crawford, OF Victoria,
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Bosros, June 1.-THE detectives re.
covered $4,000 worth Of stocks and
bonds, stolen from the Lichmero Bank at
Cambridge, MaAI., last March,
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PRECEDENT GARRETT, Of the Baltimore
& Ohio road. sails to-day for Europe, to
be gone about three months.
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SOME sales Of land have taken place
near Uniontown, Belmont Co., at A6 per
acre, which is considered low for such
land.
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GERMANY.
In Favor OF Clerical Marriage.

Boss, June 14.-The old Catholic
Synod has, by vote Of rs to %, adopted
4 resolution in favor Of the marriage Of
the clergy.
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Petroleum Market.

PITTSBURGH, June a. Petroleum
Unsteady; crude OF 81 SIX at Parker's for
immediate shlpment refined dull at Ike
Philadelphia delivery.
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Marine InteIIigence,

ouEEssrows, June l4.-Arriyed-
Steamers scythia and Wisconsin, from
New York.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Peace Congress- Agreement
Between Russia and England.
Bismarck Determined on Peace.
Roumania Gets the Cold Shoulder
and is Mortified Thereat.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.


LONDON, June 1.-THE full text o.
the agreement between Great Britain
and Russia, signed on the 30th Of May, ID
published, and confirms the correctness
Of the synopsis given In these dispatches
Of that date. The agreement reserves tc
Russia and England the right 10 raise
and discuss In the Congress all questions
not included In its stipulations.
But, II after the discussion Russia per
sists IN maintaining the treaty as modi-
fed by this agreement, England will moi
dispute her right 10 do 40. The minor
points In the agreements are the recti6.
cation Of the Western boundaries Of Bull
garia on the basis Of nationalities. su.
perior officers Of the militia in Southern
Bulgaria to be nominated by the Porte
with the approval of Europe and Turkish
promises OF reform In Armenia will not
Be exeluslyely to Russia but England
also.
ABOUT THE ooSGRESs.
BERLIN, June 14.-The English, Ger
man, French and Eastern branches Of the
Israelite Alliance have sent delegates to
represent TO members Of the Congress
the deplorable condition Of the Jews in
Roumania and Bulgaria, rs reported.
Beaconsfeld will move for the .admis.
sion OF Greece to the Congress.
The Roumanian delegates are much
morti6ed at the cool reception they ey-
erywhere meet.
No vexaiious incident will occur II
Bismarck retains control Of the discus.
sions. There can be no doubt Of his ar
dent desire Tor peace.
CossrASrrsoPLE, June 14.-Mukhtar
Pasha and staff will to-day visit the
British feet. The feet will shortly re.
move from Ismid 10 Princess 1slands for
sanitary reasons.
It is believed that suspension Of hos.
tilities between the Russians and Pomoks
has been arranged.
Prince Labanofi, Russian Ambassador,
has suggested TO the Porte the formation
Of Mixed Commission, composed Of the
Consuls at PhilliPopolis and Turkish
and Russian officers, to investigate the
outrages by the Bulgarians upon the
Musulmans.
The Imperial Guard Of Circassians
has been disbanded BY the advice Of
0sman Pasha.
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For the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys
lower pressure, east to south winds
slightly warmer, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather and rain areas.
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MoReANToWN LETTER.
bishop Peterkin Among The Peo-
ple-Dr. Georges Lecture-The
commencement Programme.
MoRaAsTows, June 13.

Editors IntelliSencr:
Bishop Peterkin made his first appear.
auce here on Last Monday and preached
in the evening. His text was l Cor. x:S1.
"Whether therefore ye eat or drink or
whatsoever you do, do all to the glory OF
God" His sermon was not one Of strik-
ing originality or brilliant eloquence,
but his clear and forcible enunciation,
his quietly digni6ed manner, and his
plain, common sense language and doc
trine won the attention and high respect
OF all present. After the sermon, he
confirmed, alter the rites Of his church,
Eve persons. The people Of Morgantown
will be pleased, no doubt, to again well
come to our midst West Virginia's young
and talented Bishop.
On last Tuesday evening Mrs. Moore,
principal OF the Female Seminary, gave
free literary and musical entertain
ment. 1t was interesting. instructive
and amusing-in short real entertain.
ment.
THE nhAm bhTILEs
The students and people OF Morgan
town are not yet entirely done talking Of
the sham battle at Wheeling. The cadets
especially remember with pleasure the
kind and hospitable treatment they re-
celved at the hands Of the citizens and
military Of your city.
DIR, aEoRaEsLEcruRE.
Rev. A. G. George, D. D., OF Wheeling,
delivered his lecture this evening at the
University Chapel. on "What will Mrs.
Grundy say 2" Whatever the old lady
may say this time, it was 4 fine lecture.
We took notes but from the fact that the
lecture has already been delivered in
Wheeling and elsewhere, we infer that
you have received as full report OF 1t as
we could possibly furnish.
COMMENCEMENT.
The students are already taking great
interest in the coming commencement,
especially the seniors. Their subjects as
near as we have heard, are as follows (:
Courtney-Lynch Law. Dayton Un-
solvable Mysteries. Lee--Debt Of Mod.
ern to Ancient Civilization. Marsh-The
American Press. Morgan = Political
Problems Of the Day. Rich-The German
Empire.
With Kramer's band and other attrac-
tions there will, as usual, be large mum.
Der Of people in town during commence
ment week. PHILAspER.
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Terrible Calamity in Rochester,
N. Y.-TWo stores q Mass OF
Ruins-Falling Walls and slan.

RocuEsrER, June l4.-The walls Of
two large brick stores In this city fell
with a terrific crash this afternoon, bury.
ing a number Of people in the ruins.
Four we're recovered alive, but badly in.
juted. One or more are likely TO die,
One Of the buildings was occupied BY
Graves candy factory, and the other by
the US. Express Co., printing Offices,
&c. The Express Co. employees escaped.
Col. N. q. Smith, printer, was seriously
injured,
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war DEPARTMENT,
OHYfcH OF THR CHT5 8IaNAL OYHIcER.
WAEHNBTos, D. c, jane it-l A. y.
rwou mr. t1Twa