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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
COMMENCEMENT SEASON.
NOTES OF PREPARATION.

cLAss-DAY AT THE COLLEGE or NEw-JERsEY-
WESLEYAN AND YALE PROGRAMMES PHI
BETA KAPPA AND ALUMNI ELECTIONS AT BROWN
INSTITUTIONS FOR YOUNG WOMEN
portion of the class day programme at the Col
lege Of New-Jersey, at Princeton, was successfully
performed yesterday the outdoor exercises having
been postponed on account of the rain. Wesleyan
University closes prosperous year; commencement
week viii open next Sunday with the Bac-
calaureate sermon by the President, the
Rev. Cyrus d. Foss, d. d., and at Yale with
Baccalaureate Sermon by President Porter The
Phi Beta Kappa Society, and the Alumni Asso-
citation, of Brown University. elected officers
Yesterday. Glass day and society exercises were
held at Rutgers. Female College. -Four students
were graduated AT the Gardner Young Ladies' Insti-
tute, and eighteen al Packer COLLEGIATE Institute.
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Ar RIrnERs FENLALE COLLEGE.

NJ NJ SIGMA AND ClArs-bAf LAtill'ES'
The chapel Of Rutgers Female College was
decorated profuscy with bunting yesterday, and con
t,c5 largo audience tho occasion being the society
anniversary and class-day exercises. The Nh M
Sigma Society exercises we're presided over by
Miss ida f. Sanford. Professor West an early
uresidcnt Of the Institute, gave the welcome to
The alumni, referring TO the numerous improvements
In the management Of tho Institution Miss Anna j.
officer ,,ade am Irnpromptu address, urging the pursuit
~ sofor definite object by tn students rs provision
against time when they mlfDi De oOhBe" 70 cum '''
Mis- Lizzie b. bennett, Of tine graduating class, pre-
aided over the claas-day exercise. According 10 thc
cutom Of the college, the graduates become mtmDcIa on
the Nu M Sigma society when they are EIHGuatSn
cverrtgss included Instrumental SOLO, ny Miss Au
Cannon the class history by Miss Clara I2tlcni Ino
ciszs Uropbccy by Miss Annie NJ CIOucy; the charge
aud tcy-proscutatiOu, by Miss NJ. Emma liu-
ford and response for the juulor class, 10y Miss
IJly Anderson. The graduate seven IN hummer dIo
Misses Lizzie b. bennett, Ada Cannon cara g. Ioiirn
Anna n Gilbert Annie NJ Cronry, Ada sessions au1 ~
Emma Radford The commencement exercises VIII DC
held this evening at the Church OF The DISCIPLES
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by A. V. Bryan Of Pennsylvania the Class Historian
Those provoked much merriment as many jokes on
various members Of the class detailed and many
long forgotten memories OF escapades OF Freshman Year
revived This concluded the at the church and
the large audience slowly dispersed to spend tho long
sunny afternoon as they best might and indulge In an
ucipatOus Of the MORROW. This evening the Glee Club
concert was given in the Second Presbyterian Church at
1870 p. m, and was well attended.
The Board Of Trustees have been in session nearly all
day. the chief object Of their deliberations being the
scheme proposed for postgraduate courses and the
degree OF A. NJ, as published In THE TRIBUNE several
days ago. They have conferred the degree Of Ii ID.
upon Governor Mcclellan, so it Is stated. Secretary
Eyart5 and exSpeaker Blaine expected on Wednes-
day night.
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pUBLIC OPINION.

Il will probably be well enough LOT sod MI T.
poffer's committee 20 adjourn Wheh SVhBIess uVeS'-
baltimore Gazette (DemJ
The first session of the XLYth Congress IS
emarkobe for the large number OF things that nave not
been done Washington Post (DemJ
This Congress will go ont in a blaze Of
disgrace For shameless lOgrOing, for reckless eX-
fraTagauoe financial unacy, 1t has had no equal pm
me past and it is to be hoped viii have none IN the
iuture.-[ Buffalo Express (RepJ
What do the adherents of Hayes expect to
gain by the ambiguous and untruthfu Endorsements OF
6s Administration The Republicans Of Michigan were
e I'M NOT jndulguR in any such nonsense. II does not
deceive even those who indulge in i'll republican
(RBp)
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nnnwN UNIVERSITY ELEcTIONs.

Providence, r. l., June 1S.-The annua u
meeting OF the Phi Beta Kappa Society at Brown uni
versy to-day elected Professor b. r. Clarke president
william CASTOR vcepresident, Professor j. H. Appleton
secretary and Dr. Merrick Lyon treasurer The Alumni
Association TINS afternoon elected the following oeefs
President, Henry Chaplin, Of Worcester ycepresiden'S
Abram Payne, Of Providence ana Francis "ayunu, u
syov.rT,vcn secretary r. A. Guildi treasurer, Alex
parrrr, NJ Providence Executive Committee: Aden
H. Underwood OF Newton MASH H. - staples OF MOE
acster, Edward L. Pierce OF Milton, Mass Benamih ~
TbTston Of Providence James o. Murray, OF Prince
ION. N. j.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS,
INC ON WAFER AND LAND.

RACING ON WATER AND LAND.
THREE REGATTAs INTERFERED WITH BY LIGHT
wINDs-RoWING on THE HUDsoN-WINNERs Al
THE ASCOT RACING MEETING.
Three regattas were held yesterday-those of the
Brooklyn. Empire and Central Hudson Yacht
Clubs-but only the vessels of the Hudson Club
completed the race. the yachts of the other
clubs becoming becalmed. The Empire Navy bad
its annual rowing contests on the Hudson River
near PeekskiGl. At the Ascot racing meeting in
England. Verneuil, Glengarry and Chesterton were
the winners.
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WHAT EVERYBODY IS SAYING.
L-.-n III. InoLnu LMrnLL-.nr.

Messrs FentOn, GrOesbeck and Walker
whom the President has appointed to represent the
United States at the International Silver Conference
tentiOn to the subjects the Conference will have TO pass
tment which eliminated this year in the Silver Coinage
Act regardless the action of other nations But at
such conference there VIII doubtless be less dncreuce
between him and his associates than this fact would i'm
ply. There is said 10 be doubt watcher Governor
FentOn induced accept but, should he do So
he will carry 10 the meeting sound views, Trained IN
school Of practical experience. Professor Walker mas
good reputation a writer economical SUBJECTS Out
has never been called 10 apply his theories IN the pae-
teal affairs OF government.
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ADAMs-At RlyertOn J.. IS, 1873 Henrietta Tan.
ner wife OF the late N ! o. Adams, aged 90 years.
FRANCIs-On TuesdaA ernOon. the 18Th inst al her late
residence, No. IS Wa 32ds, Resale tra-C WIDOW OF
the late Pierre X. Francis.
OF funeral hereafter.
HARTWELL-At Union, n. Y. Thursday, June -, 1913.
FOisa OF tho late Thomas a HartWeI, OF Norris
town, n j.. aged 90 years.
LYONOn Tuesday June IS, In Brooklyn Mary A. Lyon, OF
YOnkers. aged 81 years.
wednesday O'Clock and on Thursday residence
OF A Archibald WarDurtOn-aye, Yonkers AZ o'clock
D.
Carriages viii meet o'clock tram from 30th-st
MORGAN-On the 18th inst, az her residence in Brooklyn,
RhOda b. Elias Morgan In the $50 year Of her
Her friends invited 20 attend her funeral from Friends
Westinghouse SchemeThOrD-st. between smith and
Boerumss, attn day, the 18Th inst at2 o'clock p M
VERALYE-At his residence in this city on Tuesday even
ing william NJ. Nermilye In the year OF his age,
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
WHITE-At East Orange June II. 1873 Anna Suther'
land edest ghter OF William r. and Catherine NJ White,
and granddaughter OF Mrs susan p Leggat IN the lOih
Funeral services on wednesday nst az o'clock p. m,
from CHRIST Church, corner OF 5thave and 36th.st
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A DISMAL FAILURE.

1t is possible that the Tilden-POtteT move
ment may yet disclose Developments; but as
AZ stands today complete and ludicrOus failure
which Oyerwhems all the parties in confusion and
ignomny. More than t1at u Is sefcOnfessed hasco.
Ihe very cOnspratOrs who started out with open and
loud vauuts OF what they would accomplish, and with
secret designs OF s more dangerous ends are forced
TO dsavOw the attempt and 10 declare now what they
utterly refused to declare month ago. Their failure
Is dismal and their humiliation complete.
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THAT BARREL NO MYTH.

Mr. Tidens "bar'l of money! was no fiction
Of the aCinaton II drawn upon literally, ana IL
was promised ST. Louis that the drafts would not be
dshOnOred In of this notorious effort to buy the
PresidcucY-tO corrupt voters and bride Electors in
which the GemagOguCs who now pirate 50 much about
public virtue aud political morality were engaged-there
IL no occasion for loud lamentations that their hypOc
risy has been exposed and their attempt TO install Til
Gen IN a place where indemnity for losses might be pos
sibe been defeated and mainly by the pressure OF
public opinion on the reyOlutiOuists.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
e......... ~. H.. ,,g,gg OF bo,,y.g

WAsuINGToN. June ] 9, / a.m.-The barometer
s highest over Lake Michigan and lowest over the South
Atlantic and Gulf states. Ram has generally fallen,
except IN the Northwest and Lake region The tempera
ture has fallen IN the Lower LAKE region and the Middle
States southwpsierly winds prevail in the south Attain
tc states: northWCscry In Tennessee tho ONO Valley
and Middle SLAVES; elsewhere they variable.
Indications
For Ncw-En gland higher pressure. ationary temper
atuIr light uuTthwascrY winds, clear or parity cloudy
,gsshrr For the Middle Atlantic States, stationary or
higher pressure and temperature, light variable Winds
mostly from the north clear or partly cloudy weather
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REYIyNa cLAss MEMoRIEs.

The Class of 10 of the University of the
CITY Of Now-York held reunion last evening at Sleigh
ortners restaurant In Laiayettcpace The class num-
bercd on the day Of graduation twenty-one members
Eleven Of these, W. d. Edwards W. H. Russell X W.
A w TrOtter, j. =. Crttenden, Wilson Fiske, W. IL.
Matthews and H. Russell. were present al he reunion.
No member OF the class has died, but seNeial arc III
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,.,..tiops OF a daneinCbeaT, oOmrade leading MIN
tiiS en- unwound turban; of the music master OF his
W regment and OF drunken European soldier IN the
STaaT The athlete Of the regiment was next called,
"a ave fair sample Of his skill with the Indian cluDs
Fhen the pipers pulled away like Tltons on aeeo 81
si.rinet shape with a slender brass mOuthplece ana
~ T1nsis they produced had marvellous IesemDahoe
e. bsf m me Highland bagppes As finale they played
EAuld Lang Syne" with variations
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MUSIC
THE OPERA IN NEW-YORK.

Mr.. Strakosch, it is well known, has been
an applicant for the lease Of the Academy OF MUSIC NO
$3.50 a n announced that the directors have signed
contract with his competitor Mr. Mapleson than dec
MARATHON Of war is issued in the form Of the following
Euave and simple note to The TRIBUNE from Nj. slia
kosehs enterpiising agent "Doar Sir VIII you Ahoy
notice that Mr. Max strakosch sailed on SATURDAY iOI
Europe for the purpose Of completing bis opera
Tor next season. and 10 conclude ARRANGEMENTS 70 E.e
,eason of Italian opera next April ID LOnuon ~
lane Tbeatre9"
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Recommendations (who has just en-
gagged himself gr OF mis- heart breaks the happy
news TO his friend Jack lwhO has been married some
timel. jack All well, my dear fellow, marriage Is
tine best thing in the long run, and you that
after o year two man gets used 70 H. and feels
lust as Jolly as II he had never married at ALL" Punch
"Oh how dreadful said an old lady, reared
I'm an atmosphere of Conservative Clericasm, when, the
other day Mr. Gladstone pointed out TO her az the
funeral Of distinguished friend 81 do trust he isn't
come 10 make g disturbance. ~ London May Fair.
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AInASY, June 1S.-Ihc Hon. Terrence ).
Quinn. member Of Congress Tor This District, died here
today.
Nj. Quinn was born 40 Albany, October TO, 1896
was educated no the public schools md 40 the Albany
Academy; was brewer, and a member Of the firm Of
Ouun 4 Nolan: was o member OF the Board Of Alder
men lu l-Gu-os. uUd m l~GJ'1l Was Secuud-idcu-
tenant Do ar gliu H gWtut y. g.. - \. Y &C ilc begin
nina OF inc war OF the rebellion, ana volunteered
with 10 tor the defence OF Washington IN April l7Ul,
ana I'm sGZ went with b. 90 Sunulk Va lie was mcui-
der Of h, stale Legislature from the lId District at the
ssiou 81 l-1i and wac elected Co the NLEth Congress-
receiving 1871 votes against l6J3I VOTES for HhIni
tom Harris, Republican lie was lifelong Democrat
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

The s,gn shows th harometrca htn ey by snth
irres me nes give divisions q une Tor tne - ho0a
breeding Irregular sle line represents the oaIALoh'
OF mrrcuy during those nsuA
TRIBUNE OFFICE, June 10. a. m-Ihe movement
Of e barometer was upward during the greater part OF
the rainy weather Yesterday; the downward movement
berap lust before the clearing weather The tempera
turc was much lower than on Monday.
For this city and vicinity, clear or pafly cIOuuS
weather may be- expected to-day.
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THE ASCOT MEETING.

vrnyEUn, GLENGARRY AND cnEsTERToN THE
WINNERS.
LONDON, June 18.-The race meeting at
seot Heath opened to-day, the programme for the day
ncudng three Of the notable events Of the meet
nQ-the race for the Gold Vase, the Prince Of Wales
stakes and the Ascot Stakes.
For the Gold Vase, which Is given by Her Majesty,
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-FOUR YOUNG LADIES RECEIVING DIPLOMAS.

Choice flowers in bouquets and baskets, were
abundant tho twentieth annual commencement OF 'ho
Gardner Young Ladies' Institute, No. West Forty
seventh-st, last evening. The parlors were crowded
with guests. Four young ladies took graduating hohors
Minnie Frazer, Hattie Van Deusen, Maggie Giles ana
Carrie Strauss Seven pupils, including three OF the
Graduates received gold medals for perfect lessons
during the entire year. the Rev. Mr. Matthew'S
made the formal address 10 the grnduates' ana
nc Rev DR. g. IrenWus Prime, presented the diplomas
with brief address. After the regular exercises came
music with solos by Professor krpul and Miss L0te
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M4RRLED.

CLARK-WIILIAMSON-On June z, At the Presbyterian
Church. Bedford ~ Y, by the Rev. r. ,. Hervy Robert
CLARK NJ. AUGUSTA daughter OF Albert WILLIAMSON,
esq, ali Of Bedford. Westchester Co, n. Y.
Observation-Disclosures Oswogo, n. Y. June II, az the
home bride By the Rev Richard O. Morse Of York,
assisted by Or. Tully and the Rev William smith.
Henry II. Sd bins and Julia, daughter OF the Hon. Edwin
Allen, all Of seso.
All notices. 4 Marriages musl.be md0rsad Cih faH
p0,Be mud address. y
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CENTRAL HUDSON YACHT REGATTA

RACING WITH A LIGHT wIND-THE MOLLIE AND THE
A. s. RING THE WINNERS
NEw-HAMBURG, June 1S.-The fifth annual
regatta Of the Central Hudson Yacht Club, Commodore
Irving Grnnel in command, was announced to come of
to-day over the club course, twenty miles in length,
hrdcass boats to finish at the tenth mile The Regatta
Committee was composed Of Philip schuyler, Of New
York James Roosevelt Of Hyde Park, and Frederick
schuchard OF New-Hamburg
Tho eutries were AS follows:
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The entries were as follows;
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The starting signal was given at l2:4O D. me- ana tnen
seven minutes were allowed for the yachts 10 the
line The Victoria turned the upper buoy of Van Rens
selaers Point first Gypsey next, and the Mollie two
minutes later Tho Plyaway had fourth place. When
all srarted south the wind uled considerably, and some
Of the yachts had too many sailors board Just north
of New-Iamburg tho Flyaway, Fidget and Victoria
nde short tacks well the eastward to keep out or the
avid OF the tide and &C the same time caught
Duffs OF wind from tho land, the other yachts
t,ning further over 10 the westward, which was a
nist8kc For a time it handsome race between
rho Victoria aud Fidget, and much interest was mani
tested In t because the recent matches between those
two boats, and the to come OF between them To-
mnrrow The Fdget sailed to-day with her spar set
hack six feetand she carried jin-a great Improvement
For "A mile there was difference Of two seconds
between her and the Victoria the Fdget being TO the
wIndward Away ahead OF all was the cabin slQOp Fly
awaytof West Park dong spenddly and being handled
i'm an excellent manner To the surprise OF
many south OF NeW-HambuTg, the Victoria Win,
drew from the race, but her owner aIterWalu
exclaimed by saving he had not intended 20 go over he
whole course as bis needed cleaning and the WIND
was too light. The Flyaway rounded the Low Point
buoy &C 1902 D. m, and she went about her spanker
was set her iib followed and she flew up the river win
the tide ike O gull The Fldget rounded the
huov al q 10 30 and Il q bad look out Tor her,
for the Fyaway had not only made up AL the time al
iowance she was required to give the Fldge buJ mao
three or tour minutes 10 spare. The Freak rounded
third and the Gypsey fourth but their time was Dot
s6i At 430 o. m thr thirdolass boats finished their
contest the A. g. Ring taking the first prize IN tha eass
and the Oracle the second. At Van Rensseaers Point
fbe Figet accidentally fouled the buoy and was ruled
Sut Tne Nollie withdrew, also the Vixen The Fly
ovav WAS the drst yacht home within the prescribed
time, crossing the line at On. 3Sm 46s
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MASSACHUSETTS, AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

AMHERST, Mass, June 1S.-Ihe Commence
ot EXERCISES OF the Massachusetts, Agricultural Col
Ice began last evening with the Farnsworth pre-
speakng by the Sophomore and Freshman classes Inc
rainatIon Of the Senior class for the Grnne Pr1es
took place to-day. The succeSSiui Vou''''""''
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announced tomorrow. This evening reception at tho
residence OF President Clark was well attended.
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GREENBACKLABoR NoMINATIoN.

PITTsTON, Penn, June 1S.-At the LuceIne
County Convention OF the Greenback and Labor Reform
party held here to-day Colonel Hendrck B. Wright was
nominated BY exclamation for Congressman.
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suerial Noilees.
A Great Dciicacy.
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Indicating how Confirmed Disabilities may be removed The
experience 20 years study, Observation and pIOsi91
practise showing the agencies that VIII insure RESTORED n'
hood Strengthened Vitality and sound conditions OF eAl
maj have been impaired Oyeraxed powers statement
OF lie Obstacles 10 Marriage and OF the means 10 remove
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Egypt ~ . ooentsysgrpanings bonsath
frightful tyranny. Writing to an
English journal, from Assouan, Mr..
DouplSs MURRAY says s.sss { ''sasisAisal
u .PUsisions, always dear, are nowsatl
highes prices than&ever. and hew tsS
years taxes will b. sraiseds in Upper
Egypt is . mYsterysyet. TO be solved \
suppose those whOzehnst pay.wiM S16Sr
the usual penalty-the bastinado and
imprisonmcns without food. They may
die, and it matters nothing to the Coy
ernment, swhichglives forsthe day, and
apparently cares nothing for the
-fuSure. The unfortunate people are
constantly taken frqu4 their own homes
to work on the Kh6di{efs estates an
factories. "A small proprietor is takd&
from the land he is cultivating. HI
camel and donkey are carried Of to III
factory, where it is all work and no
pay. A modicum of sugar cane or
corn is all he gets till the milk have
fnished the seasons work. His land b
deserted. If no has crops they are
ruined. He is ispromised payment, but
never gets 3. farthing. The landhold7
ers are charged enormous rents. and
every prOfessfon and trade pays for its
license. Thousands ofthe bazaar shops
are closSA tdeecape StaxessL Eyen-a
cook y boy has to pay SO 4 year for y
license, and . donkey boy pays. not
odly f0Se Ais! : y own license, hgt fef ,his
donk6y Every eiyable ( thing,
animate. OF inahimate, Is taxed. !. Sol
diers 1re at present entirely unpaid.