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Way Maii ON Wilmington and
|, Northern r, R.tO Reading and ags IN |
SpoiitS On tie Baltimore Cent'L ~ [
III. n, South ofs Chadk13s Ford; j 600 A.
Through Mail to Baltimore and
Washington, and all points
South. Sl6,
Way Mail To- Baltimore, MdY... .,S.l5.K
faHfl8 PSils8 SSis, Ss Fl . ........:
Through Mailto N. y. and other
points North hnE EHNEg......9O0 +
Peninsuiar Way MaT on Della
ware r. r. to Crisneld, Md...... 900
Way Mail on Delaware Western
rkfonsh E ii.'Mii Msif 81 g pfhiis;dsiSSia
fss Esst ss% sss Msst, assk sna er aea': ia15,
Through Mail to Baltimore and
Washington and all points
1 a South and SputhWe s.,y,s.s. 10 l6sy II
Through Mail to Phtladelph1a
ana new y York, ana an points,
ii sEastRnd West. u ..ag. E..-.s6sl5 %
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ToWhssnd,@ Delaware 6ity, 80
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Turough Mail to Philadelphia
ana New York, and all, points
North, East and w West,... ..:...... S.15 1"
Through Mail to Baltimore and
Washington and all points -, /.
South and Southwest, .......... 80. 9.20 :"
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LAUGH AND GEow FATS

:. This ancient bit Of advice sywell enough
for " spare people, bnt bow, about, those
t1at are already TOO fat? W hat is to become
Of then, Z SIT stu. ana IN tell youu. after
months Of patient dn1estigattong and ton
the celebrated, annual yttcal chemist, j. G.
Allan, has perfected and given to the world
Anti-Fat. Thus far In several hundred
cases thls great remedy has never failed 10
reduce corpuient person from three to
less and positively efficient. Sold BY drug
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3 WIN. M PYLE
- ',," POSTMASTER
'Anti-Fat Ch s1m1caiiy Examined,

Anti-Fat CHI sm1ca1iy examined.
The analyticatb chemist. Cd W, B, oDtds DdRA o
Buffalo. N. Y, recently Lanaiyzed .Allan's
Anti-Fat, and gave the following: Oh ~
CERTIFIGATE9Z-.h q"
u have subjected rAllarss Ahti!Fat to
chemical analysis, examined the profess
Of Its manufacture nand can tFufy say that
the ingredients Of. which If is lcompost d are
entirely vegetable and cannot but act
fayorabiy. upon the system, and It is well
isinteded. 32 979F s8w dlIhIT -"
ko!d by druggtsts. Of .4tgIgi.a l.... {T5
.ta4ts ;apla3 W.B. DRAKE, Chemist,
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HIS OCCUPATION GOSEL

Had the Arkansas "doctor. that "tappedt
me fat man, thinking he had dropsy! 81
finding no,water pr pronounced It, dry drop.
sy,"Myed to-day, he would, flike 0thello'
hnd Ibis occupation gone. for Aliens Anti
Fat, 9 purely Vegetable remedy, safely. but
positively, reduces corpulency at from 8
10 D pounds per week. Sold by all drug
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MAILS ARRIVE, AND READY,
D,,.o r., DELIVERY, .,,o4.

.
Way Mail from Wilmington and ,5t
Northern r. b. from Reading
iU and points North, 5.45. A!
New York, Philadelphia, Balti- .,,r.
1 more, Washington. and all d"@'" ,
parts of nthe country except o nui
% couaties il HS Md....... s. - cas- !.
| IPen1nsular Mail, North of Wy -tsf1 Z
omtng Delaware, ........-. .-..... 9.30,
Philade1phia' and New York, Il 10 d
and all points North, East and ostos
West............. .............,.........9 $50, w."
Way Mail from Philadelnhia, Pa $50, y "
Baltimore. Way Mall Western af1J,
Shore, Mo. .......,... 1915 "
bBaltimore, Washington aud all 3msul
IA noints South and Southwest. y. LOO, P.
Philadelphia and New York and
all points North, East andE i&01 :
vuNx Wesa Nj: a. q: ,s w;::;Ssn l,@4
+. r. .l..a. l.. ......t $780, !
del. Z. h, -. .......!! 500, i
Baltimore &sWashington and all uasyaI
points South, th,........,,....,,,.,,.. 8i5 ,y" ,
PhiIadblphia, New York, Wind cEn " -
poihfS North, East and West....8,l5, o q ,
The Letter Carriers will make their de
hverles as follews: $50 aud i0.l5 q. I'M
and Ills and 4.30, p.Gin.U Ial :, .jw su /
:, Local Letters for Carriers delivery shoul,
ba deposited In Post DOffice 10 minutes jbe
fore the hour OF delivery. atI1aM) | I
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The Best Quality Of MEDICINES,
-..,... AT WILLIAMS ""D D
The Mosr Rf1tiABa1E Z PRopR1ErARY
,t,} ~ MEDICINES, a. tGth
At Ninth and Market tao
Choice PERFUMERY, GOLOGNES SO
ar' .- 10 "aafts eorsT(AT, W1ILlAMs'E bg9
/, A!fine assortment of HAIR, 4 TOOTH and
$50 z5oF | NAIL BRUSHES,lIs. :, l-gu
~ / ~ bH AtINinth and market. ~
h A. choice Imported Key west Pride Of Key
4. as West or Greuley Cigar, 4og Eia
gr2ae .r. ..p.1 AT $wMLIAMsp ri 4
Choice FLAvORING EXTRACTS, Strong
at Ninth and Market. !.
rg Ham Pr. ... a.. ..... ATrwILLIAMs., VI
Fine AMERICAN AND IMPORTED Scars,
ar IE. ,r At Ninth and market! (l4
"Get the Best" WILLIAMS SAPOANA
I,r9a CEOUS DENTRIFICE, ,rs | m
.. AT whLIAMsi 10 e
Choice Goods, Accuracy in dispensing, and
rl.C Reasonable Prices. rf,sd !. J.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE,
mays If g9 Corner Ninth and Market. q
HOSIERY AND GLOVES, TOWELS,
y NAPKINS AND CRASH. IL 20
.t" TABLE LINEN, ~
~ 25, IS, 50, 65; rs and 8i.O0. ,1@
"A large assortment Of iE II .'a|. ha4 '@
DRESS TRIMMINGS, and BUTTONS,
|ai SHIFTS AND SHIRT FRONTS, Al
TABLEdtANO FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
|, Call and examine and be convinced, va
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PACKER INSTITUTE.

The thirty -sccond annual commencement exercises
OF Packer Institute hold ia tho chapel OF that
institution Joraicmon street, Brooklyn, last oven
log. Tho graduating class of 1878 is composed
OF eighteen young ladies, whose names
Published IN Tho HERALD OF the i2th Inst.
on the stage were seated A. Low president OF tho
Board OF Trustees; Henry +. Morgan, A. Il. Bayiis
Dr. }. sullivan Thornc, ex.presldent OF tho
Board OF Education; Arthur W. Benson, Will
lam s. Packer Joshua N. Vac cott r. r.
Buck, Tasker III. Marvin Mayor Howell, United
states District Attorney A. W. 1enney. Rev. AIR.
Fulton and Judge Nelson. Alter the organ prelude
Church. The chorus "Laudatc Putr'' was thea
sung by uio u pupils, with chorus.
An essay on ''Castes,n by MISS Florence PIKE,
was followed by composition by Miss AIDE.
laide Wilson, entitled ''Mafie Antonettc ct
Josephine" fhe chorus, ..whsrl and rw,r,n irom
tho "Phaniom snip" by Wagner, followed. Essays
were read W Miss Sarah d. Walker, on "rho
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CAPTURE or A .CRoOKED" STILL.

Tho ncighDorhood OF tho old decker chapel Mt
Nos 30 and IS Rutgers street. the scene OF un.
usual excitement YESTERDAY morning sod by mo
appearance thercabout OF Deputy Collector nawIcy,
SPECIAL Revenue Inspector Webster, Deputy Marshal
Dabcrt ,u company wiln posse Of police. and
number OF special deputies. For some umc past the
federal authorities have boon watching Tho PROMISES
named. they were In possession OF vague informa-
ton CONCERNING a s,iIl being operated thcro A TO.
days ago they obtained Satisfactory evidence con
cerang tho place, anu at nino o'clock ycslo rday
morning tho officials named made a descent on A.
An entrance was elected through tho ir int cellar
bot nothing hore ioupd TO cwsrd tho rchcrs
Voices heard IN tho basement, however and
the tunes OF mash proved the scent 10 be right The
officers made an enort 10 force the div,dng tho
cellars but the cncicn boiting aud barrcsding tho
entrance caused slight osiay during which men Who
working at the mash made GOOD lbcir escspe
Tho cellar presented tho appearance Of a well
appointed distliery and tns cpatc exodus VI the
WORKERS prevented tbom from taking anythng along
Everything punches, coats aud vests incIudedl was
Abandoned rho tnD contained about 1bUO gallons OF
masn. consignment had recently been made, for
ouy one barrel Of liquor xas found. Inc stu had a
capacity OF ~ gallons day, aud wnen worked us
iul deirnudod the government out OF $50 every
twoaty-fou hours. rho stil and all tho parapnof-
malta we're destroyed.
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RUTGERS COLLEGE.

ADDRESSES BEFORE TIE ALUMSI-DR. DUR
YEE's TRIBUTE TO WILLIAM CULLEN
BLYANT.
The disagrecable, drizz'y Scotch ike weather
dampcr the students and friends OF Rutgers Col
lcge, Now Brunswick, " j., yesterday, and tho at
tendances the meetings confined almost
entirely 10 those specially Interested There
class aud faculty meetings and reunions but at these
nothing Of importance was done. To-day will be tho
cvont--Commenccmen day proper Tho procession
forms the campus ut hai-past nine, and the
crcses at the hall begin at ten o'clock.
Al twelve O'Clock the alumni OF tho college gathered
In Kirkpatrick Chapel, in the college grounds, ana
listened 10 an address by Rev. William Il. Durycc,
D. d.. Of Jersey City, DR.. Duryce took for his tncmc
,Thc Danger tho Scholar in the Age Of Licrature.v
Such an age was tho last ihifty-thrcc years Tho
tpcaker dwolt upon the wonders of the print
ing press, tho remarkable variety, growth ana
extent o. literature. lie ventured TO assert that
many publications. IN the form OF books, magazines
and spapors have been issued from The presses OF
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TAIMANY AND THE FOURTH.


A LIBERAL INVITATION TO VISIT THE wIGwAM
: ON INDEPENDENCE DAY.
TIE Grand Sachcm and Council OF 'slhc Society OF
Tammany or Columbian order, founded in 1850, y has
sen, tho following invitation TO It's henchmcn and
friends their shins. and their intcllccts at
tho council fires OF tho lgwam the Fourth Of July
next
DxAa sIn-Indspenence Day. Is the rroa, festival day
ofour society RE sole objects founders Of the Go
pncplcs Of civil liberty and 70 preserve In tho hearts
8 is ssss' sess sss
Ss 81 ss ssy aea ss
democracy has bad onemies and ma. boon beset ~isn
saos who 'A ald not trust the Tho sass
20 bs apprehended wore sprngar
from Psrssna aad class Interests, aud taxing shape In
have always had political party and thoy have
The society Of rs.,sny has always s1G,oa:ea t. and
device iriends OF freedom must keep sieepIrs vigil
oS sne eounuss society to @ae the caap.s. ss
ns ;. @ wy . on poe To III
be st the "igwam and our predecessors Tor
ma~ review hs a.cuI aisory and 81 os W.
generation and apply their lessons the duties oil tho
present.
these frequent aud regular councils
admonisned by the sudacity OF tns misnamod
pnoesh parry .ns neesn. r,rsasn.a sisesioa
appealed 70 4, this party plotted 20 f.sify tue
party they stiii stand by IL INCREASINGLY. There
never was such fraud There was such
wicked and muderons oow nj fee government IdUertys
temple was turned into aden oi thieves" who
the muninens and emoluments OF power. The guilty
party must iee the seoarge OF contempt
law IRON "a fscedoua-lovns people.
see. too ahothsr example Ia state. The Legis
laare controlled w republican mnJortes has Tor three
successive years reiased oscompy wish behcS
st,,ntion. which r.iafes feapporsonncnt Of ieeis
i~Lvc representation. Tho only motive lhis
asooedlsnes OF law was to retain political con
roi without regard 10 che rh hts viii f.
was as dssracciu and dangerous the vest money
ruptiou ihs irienus of democratic principles then
be uii OF courage anu encssy"putt.ng the
III reinair sisnt and submissive tho enemy tread
beneath ,noen, feet cur entire political heritage In ali
the conflicts OF tho century tho society
stood shoulder 10 shoulder faitnIu With the
Democratic masses oil the whole Union. Tor the
hc.scf anew.
We hope TO Sc. you ~ the ares month when
We w' IRON the spirits 81 the departed
blessings beloved land servants.
AUGUSTUS SCHELL trand saeheln
JoKL .. sTkvkSs Secretary
sachcm Henry Citation, Father OF Council. sachcms
John Kelly Thomas Duniap, smith bly, Jr; Nathaniel
jarvis Dr.: Bernard Reilly Edward kcarusy. sidney Il.
Nichols. ueny a. iurroy, Charles ti. iiAswell,
Gumbic.on, rengo Deisndorf, John j. oIm an Arthur
Leay. Ire Wisoa Johu d. New.
man. Wiskinke, Augustus y. DocLafty. scribe u the
CouncL -
Aaaress all communications to Hon Augustus seheIi.
TAinnany max New York.
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IhyING HALL DEMOCRACY.

The Committee OF Sixtynve OF tho Irving Hall
democracy met last night ut Irving Hall, MT. John
hcCooi occupying tho chair. Tho sub-com mittce ap-
pointed at previous meeting reported Ia favor OF
address being made to The democratic electors OF
the CITY IN sympathy with tue movement,
and that an carolincnt DO male every Tues
day and Friday during the month OF Jgy.
These onroiments arc To " IA do under thc direc-
ton OF the members OF the association Ia vacn
Assembly district IL alsJ provides that "A committee
OF i've shall DO eclcccd from The various Assembly
districts AID from the Wcstcuostcr wsrus whose duty
shall DO 10 take charge OF the districts during
summer. Among other businnss Transacted tho
selection OF two delegates IRON each district TO
PRISE the General Committee Oi Twelve Hundrsc.
rhis General Committee Will meet evening ucxg
week, the tims 20 he hereafter designated, when tao
report above mentioned ana tho address sill Ue sub.
miitcd ior their approval. TIE meeting thon ad-
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ARION SOCIbTY'S FESTIVAL.

Tho revival Of the summer nights festivals or tho
Aron society takes place on the afternoon ana
ing OF to-morrow Thursday at Lion Park, 1loth
street. DR. Damrosch's orchestra Of Sky pieces,
Professor Leibod's band OF twonty-ave pieces and
two other supplemental bands will supply the music,
tho arst performing classic and the others dancing
music. Tho various committees will be dressed Ia
court costumes and a guard OF hsbsrdiers, IN com
ploio armor, will preserve order The event OF tue
evening will be a torchght triumpha procession.
representing the pleasures OF the TOUR Seasons fbcfo
Will also DO firing Of cannon, nrew orks, parados Of
dncrcDt kinds, introducing many novel leaturos &c.
Dancing viii begin al yoven O'Clock Extra and
stages viii be tho various Ines
mediation OF guests.
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swARTHMoRE CoLLEGE.

PHILADELPHIA, June Is, 1873.
Tho SIKH annual commencement OF the swarth-
moro College took place this morning at eleven
O'clock The largo hall the college building
crowded TO Its utmost limit by APP
prcc,alive audience. The exercises were opened
by the rendering oil some choice music
by efficient orchestra. The addresses In OK
ceIcnt taste ana admirably given. sautatory, "Ihe
study OF Shakespeare IN Germany" by William T..
HoicomD, OF Newtown, Pa scientific, 'Saioty tor
Travollors,n by William Seaman, OF Brooklyn, H. !;
classical "Horacc,' by tacy 4. Glenn, oil Lebanon,
Pa, ana the valodiclory, by Maybeil 4. DAVIS, of
Providence, X.
The following students received tho graduation de-
greet
Tho degree Of A. B.--Caroline 4. Burr, German
town; Maybcil L. DAVIS. Providence, H. j; How
ard Dawson, Saratoga SPRING.. ~ r.; racy A. Glenn,
Lebanon; Mary Hailpwcii, Horsham; Charles A.
HAWKINS, Fawn Grove; Rebccca b. Hunt, Phadel-
PIMA; EDWARD Martn.
The degree Of H. L-W lillian L. Holcomb, VI New
town, Pa.
The degree Of d. s.-willinm J. Hal, West Chester;
Llcwcliyn H. johnson, Orange, N. j.; Francis !.
Palmer, Brooklyn, 1. Israel Roberts, Fellowship,
N j. William seaman, Brooklyn, l.. G. Harry
Shoemaker, PhlIudcIpnia
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OUR COLLEGES.
Meeting Of the Alumni Association Of
Brown University.
CLASS REUNION AT RUTGERS.
Distinguished Arrivals at Prince
ton College.
PRINCETON COLLEGE.



rRIScEroS N. j., June IL, 1873
Tho evening trains have added large numbers to
the visitors here from all sections Of Ihe country At
no previous commencement week have so many dis
tinguished persons from Philadelphia and Washing
ton, as well as from New York, participated in tho
college festivities General Sherman, accompanied
by Colonel Audcrricd, Of his stan reached hero at
nine this evening, SPECIAL train having been de-
spasched to the junction by the college authorities for
the accommodation OF the General OF the Army. Dr.
McCosh was ut the depot when tho General alshted,
and the meeting OF the eminent was exceed
ingly cordial rho college president insisted that the
General should first accompany him In his carriage to
his house before occupying Tho apartments engaged
Tor him al the hote. The General will
deliver his Grafton tomorrow afternoon, when
II is understood he will honor tho mem
CRY Of the late Professor Henry by giving
him credit portant inventions winch heretofore
have been claimed IN part by others Mrs. Stanley
Matthews is here momsnIariy expecting the arrival
Governor Denison Among other notabiiities
rived this evening are John A. Stewart, II. NJ. Alex
and Wa 0y sex idmore sVnf r sy uUoSi Have,
will tomorrow but Will not re-
% w ss"s,ors ns n Two special cars asa
during the day 10 attend the wedding OF ex-Governor
Swami and Mrs. Thompson on Thursday. The
greatly nterercd with the days exercises, but tho
bright evening has revived tho enthusiasm among Tho
students and their numerous friends The streets
70 Keep within doors during the day. anu the second
Presbyterian Church Is crowded 10 overlooking by
those ANXIOUS TO listen to the songs OF the College Gec
Club.
RECEPTiONS DINSXRs
Receptions aud dinners without number given
this evening tho hotel and several private resi-
dences. one notably BY William d. Vac Dyke ut
Witherspoon Hail. which is largely attended by lades
The class oil '6S had neir dec0nia dinner evening
at Niebuhr's HOTEL They met Tor the first time o-day
since 1871. peculiar feature OF to-nignts ceiebra-
tioa was the presentation OF beautiful sill
Yer cup TO The class member having tho
oldest boy. Henry p. Fowlkcs of Tennessee, was
The lucky recipient OF the testimonial. The dinner
which forty members were present. was presided
by Dr. George A. Van Wagenen, OF Newark, aud the
presentation speech made by q. s. Wilmington, OF
New York. Responses 10 Numerous toasls mado
by A. X. Pendieton, OF Virginia; Rev. W. Z. Rummel,
OF Philadelphia; Joseph Barieles, Rev. henry Nell
and stephen IL Lutte, OF MorrIstown. The class OF
~ also enjoying their first annual supper, and
their cheering add 10 The pieasurabie excite
ment, which forms striking contrast TO the scenes
OF disorder witnessed here last winter.
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NAVAL ACALEMY.
THE NOTWITHSTANDING RACE AND ROWING
MATCH PRESENTATION OF PRIZES.
LEY IILEGRApu 10 TIE HEKALu. /

THE NOTWITHSTANDING RACE AND ROWING
MATCH PRESENTATION OF PRIZES
LEX TILGGRApu 10 THE HEEALD.]
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, juno Is, 1873.
The Board Of Visitors tnis morning aud dis
c1ssed tho report OF tho COMMITTEE tho Grounds,
Public Buildings and Sanitary CSnditon OF The Naval
Academy. The report oil tho Committee stsam
aud Physics received and cd.
the report kngiish Studies received, consid-
ercd and adopted. Tho reports ON Administration aud
Police and Finance Library we're also adopted.
The exam nation OF the cadets has boon concluded
TINS afternoon the Board Of Visitors witnessed
At The Steam Eng,nery Department tho
second class monitor Tno cadet midsnIpmen con-
nected the engine, the condenser bonnet was put oD
the valve secured and adjusted Tor running The
thrust bearings and crosshead we're secured TO the
forward piston. The cylinder head WAS pa. on ana
ert Crawford directed tue exercises
rHE REGATTA.
Immediately aflor this preparations wore made for
the regatta. -Four launches, ABOUT twenty icet IN
length, Win about feot OF beam, with main
iorssa aud jib, we're entered Tor the races
Launch No commandcd by Cadet r. $.
Rogers; I. W. Ryan, coxswa,n.
No 3, W. l. Rogers, commanding; IL $. Knapp,
no !. J. O. Qu,nby, cOmmaudinsi e. Lloyd, COX
swain.
No TO- G. : McClain, commanding; $. \. B'ddIc,
coxswain.
Each iauIch carried a crew OF twelve.
lhc DcautlIuity mace, almost every sail
dropping AT onco into position IRON stern
United states snip santeo ut t~enty -sevsn minutes
10 i've Music from the Academy sand gave sctaf
the occasion. No. 10 Was to The wiDdward ana Va .
10 the lecward winch, with failure 10 get their Jb
In position. threw the latter behind No. 10
turned the first sta<cboat, about n mile and haif
distant, nrst being just ten minutes from tho
the wind being fair, the others followed III order OF
2 D. The tack down to tho second stakeboat was
win the wind the side and quarter. No. . now
showed her sailing qualities. Sue steadily TOOK the
lead and the second stakcboat urst made
The noma stake oi milo two inmates ahead OF The
next boat The three and nail milos we're In ado In
tory minutes, with a moderate wind.
A
This over, rowing nlatcn bctw ccn ne irly the
and, with one exception. the boats, took
place tho severn. Tho distance was one mile,
straight course, and twelve oars To each boat. Tho
mile was made BY tho rowing boat No. 4 J. q. Quinby
coxsxain, In I'm. Boa
PRESENTING PRIZES.
The crows were then mustered The srar deck OF
the Santco and Miss Annic Rodgers dauRbtc OF Rear
Admiral Z. H. II. Rodgers, presented the vcors The
sailing race with handsome blue SILK nag, and tho
winners OF tho rowing match with stuffed game
rooster Thoso were received by tho cadets with
cheers, and the Acadomy Band added musical
frain
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Marathon or Liie;n by Miss Annie z. Carr
"inventions OF The Day :; by Ass L.zzie smith.
''Society Girls" by Mss Emma l.. Davenport, on
advertising" The chorus s'Dragonfics" i've
Bright Creaturesl. Bsrsiel, was then sung. Essays
were also read by Misses Cornclia s. Butler,
valedictory address, which was delivered by Miss
Adelina Bisrck. the diplomas presented 10 the
graduates by Mr. A. A. Low. Professor Crittenden,
tho president then delivered brief address, alter
composed by Mss Sarah B. Walker, was sung.
BROOKLYN POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.
The Brooklyn Collegiate and Polytechnic Institute
will hold its commencement to night eight
O'Clock, in the Academy Of. Music Brooklyn. the
Board Of State Regents will DO represented by Mr..
George William Curtis who will confer degrees
and deliver address Rev. Dr. Storrs Is also ex-
pcctcd TO be present The exercises Will consist OF
music nine orations by members OF the graduating
class, the ntat0n Of diplomas and the concrrng
OF degrees For the past two three tho State
Regents have authorized the college 10 confer tho
degree OF Bachelor OF Arts and also the degree OF
four years Of the collegiate course. This year there
Will be sixteen gradutes, OF whom the following
tho names
THE GRADUATES.
Bachelors or AYis
Green, William. Snow, Henry s.
Scientific Course
Barker Edward D. Ely, samuel p.
Durfec, Georec Ransom, wi liam.
Liberal Course.
Daand, william c. Garrison, Charles NJ.
rockingham, N. Rankin, Robert.
Classical Course.
Allen, Martin 8. CoHgrovc Harry B.
Bate, Mortimer s. Cromwell, George.
Cochran, Thomas Halsey Charles.