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New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
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Now on exhibition at the CLINTON HALL SALE ROoMSi
arge COLLECTION OF BOOKS tn tie various DEfAttL
MENTS Of LITERATURE. from PRIVATE LihitAhlfl5
ALL IN FINE CONDITION, including many illustrator
wOrks 10 be sold wednesday June 70 end t0Aoens eFe
ings, commencing at 1880 O'Clock
Non,s NIission ON RarthA thorough Medical Troatlse
nleating now COnfrmed Disabilities may DO removed Ihe
esnece OF 20 study observation ana pioiesonal
nrctise showing tht agencies that w hsue Restored a
hood Strengthened vitality and siund eondu0 OF heata
bSt have been impaired By overaKod powers statement
of Marriage, and OF the means 10 remove
Them Nv mail icuTency postage stanpel ADDRESS
Seo'y NuFeum Anatomy and Science laO bioa0sai AZ
Pa.t umce Nouee.--Fhs OF tne wees eauas
TUESDAY at IL a m, Tor Europe by steamship cay Of
Neg,YOrk VIA Queenstown on WEDNESDAY, az II O.
m Tor Europe by Algeria. wa queenstown ,cogf0
snonnenos Cor Franc BE- led BY tns steamer mast
sIesnship Canada VIA hayrej oB THURSDAY, at illI0
m Tor Europe steamship Aratc, via QuocnsQwn lcorre
and France 20 be iO Wafed 0Y ts
steamer must specially addfessed and az " for frano
boura Hamburg Correspondence og GREAT brtu ana
lie Cont ared by this steamer must hg sca
y addressedl SATURDAY, az 1880 in lor o.rmsny
6e.. steamship Neekar, S0nthaupto1 ana nicmeR
e0respondenoe for Great Britain and the Coutnept 20 %
forwarded tins steamer must be specially aaosss ana
at IL Europe. by steamship CITY oi ole.lef. va
uesnsOWn eOrIesp0ndenee 10Y Germany SOD scotland 70 %
orared by this steamer must Do specially aouftse and
AZ ~ ~ Tor scotland direct steamship Deyonia Gas-
COW The atoamsnps Ctr Of New fOik Algeria, Adflac
End t,ltv al Chesger % mas or Denmark SWedoe
snc Nofway The malls Tor kingston ia cave Newl ork
gTns 81 The malls HAyu sayania &o leave NewloEk
Ine "a The mails FOR The West Indies, and Venezuela
Saa SewYofk June 20 The msts for Asrpwa and south
Paeide ports NewYofk July l. The mals for ohina
s5.lts sa1 S'g 10, lssss san FraneiseO July ..
Post osos Ssv.YegH June ~ isis
Reliable Goods. Lew Prices.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE.

HFROIsM IN PRIVATE LIFE-COhMENCkMENT AD-
DRESS BY THE HON. GEORGE LEAR - ExER-
CIsRs OF THE LITERARY socIETIEs-ALUMNI
REUNION.
IFRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBuNEl
EAsToN, Penn, June 25.-The commencement
address at Lafayette College delivered by the Hon.
George Lear Attorney-Genera Of Pennsylvania, this
evepng His theme was Herolsm in Private Life" and
no began by saying that the word hero was usually
applied TO one distinguished for personal bravery IL
came down from times when men we're ds
tinguished alone for personal physical courage
which proved itself on the field OF battle The earlier
history OF nations only history OF wars Homer sang
Of carnage and courage and the daring deeds OF men,
Horace and Virgil rise their grandest nghts IN ue-
aerbng the havoc OF those who marched through car
nage 10 throne Even modern times the men greatest
in publie estimation ore those who have scourged
their feIow-men-who possess the daring which
Ieads a forlorn hope. Such 10 the popular
estimate OF hero But tho word is beginning to have
mora general adjudication. II means human bravery
No coward can be great There are no greater heroes
than those found In private life Courage and pluck
are the traits Of hero but these are not
found merely in the reoklessness OF tho soldier encouf
aged by the shouts and cheers OF comrades or excited
by the rattle OF muskery and the roar Of artillery There
are some who seek the bubble reputation even at the
eannons mouth and there others who are possessed
of no sentiment OF fear. The best tVnA OF aHdier ne
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
CONDITION or DIR. j. c. AVER.



We lately visited the residence Of DR.. Ira
Russell in Wiuchend0B, where Dr. J. Q. Aver the IN
valid millionaire OF Lowell receiving treatment for
paralysis aud INSANITY DIT Aver has been under Dr. Rus
sell care nearly year He s now able 70 use hl lower
lmbs and attendan- constantly Dy hun 70 minister
10 his wants As entered the slttngiOOm we found
the paent In an eagy char and looking out OF the win
dow In the direction OF the k6wlpswch hills, some tar
teen miles away. His disease has reached tB6 quiet
stage and his deineanOT is uniformly calm and placid
Tie doctor turned hIs still bright upon US as We a
preached him. and held out his ba 10 whe pleasant
smile lighted mp his HIS cOunteBanco does not iu
the least indicate either physical OF mental suHerhg hs
appetite Rnd digestion sin good nd We we're JOld
that he believes nimsen be well HIS talk 10
usually rambling and mcOherent though he speaks but
little unless addressed Now and then scintiaton Of
his former sutghtiy wit flashes out On the morning
we were there, while his attendants were carrying him
In his chair from apartment 10 another tue COctOr
suddenly looked up aud inquired "Wha Is the fare
this road " In general however, hs MIND as wen as
his body IN QuiesceD state, and both are gradually
fading out The fine mind, once 50 active and vigOr-
Ous that it seemed as N obstacle could
conquer it; the indOmitable VIII that could
brook no opposition the splendid business talent
that could organize and manage supendOus business
transactions Tor many year6-are all wrecked by the
f destroyer disease aud the strong ccarbeaded man
has again become child In us physique the doctor II
OF rather slender though rm build He has fne-lOOk
Ing though not remarkably large head, and natural
temperament denOuug great activity aud nervous en-
er. The expression Of bls features Is extremely pleas
ant and mild His numerous friends and aCquaintances
may however rest assured that during the remainder Of
the days allotted him 20 live, he will be carefully d
tended and his last days made IS comfortable as Is pos
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
TILE spAsInr COTTAGE.

70 he Edftor or Tke Tribune.
SIR My attention having been directed to
an article In your paper Of June q relating to the Sea-
aide Cottage" wish TO explain that the Inauguration
Of tho excellent scneme 70 which that article refers
BOT be attributed 10 the Ladies Christian Union
but solely 10 Mrs Fletcher Harper, r. who. being one
Of the managers Of that society. simply uses their
Home" IN WashIngtOn-square as a convenient place
Of reference Finding that the mistake printed In THB
1RBCSE has been copied by other papers ana desiring
70 render honor 70 whom honor IS DUE write Tor the
pnpose Of requesting that the may be corrected
Yours truly ANNA +. JATFRAT,
President Of the Ladies Christian Union," OF New
YORK.
lrFsegoa-on- 1s. Hudson. June "a, 1873
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
A LITTLE CROSS ABOUT IT.

1t may be inferred that If he (SenatOr COnk-
upgl had interested hmsel in favor OF Sc atOT
FeuIOn his confirmation would have followed without
Opposition deed If he had shown only indifference,
t Is presumed that the courtesy OF tie senate would
have led 70 an Endorsement of Mr. FentOns nomination
without delay, Notwithstanding his real supposed
views the silver question. But report has that
majority Of the Senate Finance Committee adverse
70 Mr.. Fentun's confirmation aud that senator COHk-
ling was absent from the Senate when the first action
was had upon iG Ii is somewhat significant that dur
ing the three or four days from the the
sent in, word OF support or favor comes from MI.
COnkling Notwithstanding the telegraph daily vised
the country the silver men were displeased HIS
conspicuous absence from an important executive ses
sion hr Senate during the last days OF the session Is
stli more significant. But he forward at last,
from wnat motive how moved iusplr d, is not
for Us 90 SAY but recognize the tact ihat this he
ala we'll aud Will receive the tDanks OF the people gen
arn1lV
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
HAMILTON COLLEGE.
THE KINGSLEY PRIZE DEBATE AND THE CLARK
PRIZE EXHIBITION IN oRArORy


PRIZE EXHIBITION ~ ORArORy.
CLINTON, N. Y. June 25.-At Hamilton Col
lego the twelfth Kingsley Prize Debate tooz piaes
this afternoon, at 230 Professor Frink pro.
sided. The question debated was; Ought
Congress to indemnify William and Mary
College Tor losses during the rebellion r. The order Of
speakers determined by lot, publicly drawn AZ tho
time Of the debate Each speaker allowed ten min
utes for the first speech and Eve for the second Tie az
hrmative sustained by Seward Allen, BTidgeWdter,
j. Alton Davis, Scranton, Penn. Eugene W. Lyttlo,
WatertowDi the negative by Charles r. Kingsley,
Utica, Charles II. Ray. Moravia. James &. sher-
man. Eew-Harlford. The judges, The Rev. Dr..
Thomas Fl. Robinson, OF Harrisburg. Penn.
Charlemagne Tower, esq OF Philadelphia, and
Professor William H. Maynard ID. d.. OF Hamilton.
awarded the first prize Of $40 20 Alton Davis and tho
second Of S35 to Charles II. Ray.
The wenty-fOurth CLARK Prize Exhibition IN Orat0ry
held this evening before gu immense audience. This
prize is valued by the students OF Hamilton highly as
the vaedictOry. TIE exhibition was unusually well
sustained in both composition and delivery this year.
all the speakers had been h0nored before orators
Professor FTink presided. The programme
An Ancient and Modern Battle, typical % the
Old and Now Civilizations" Seward d. Alien, Bridge
water
The Ideal Element in Literature" Henry ". Gala
80 The Pennsylvania Miner" ]. Alton Davis. Scranton,
Penn.
-Four Scenes in the Tfe Of Washington Illustrating
his Character" George w. Ellis, Wlnnk
Z" An Ancient aud Modern Battle, typical Of the
Old aud New Civilization" Charles r. Kingsley, Utica
Remorse as deiueated In English Poetry" Wm. Il
the prize Is awarded by the faculty and viii be an
nOunced on commencement day.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
TELEPHONE AND MICRoPHoNE.

Mr.. PREECE REPLIES TO AR. EDISON.
HE DENIES THAT lie GAVE ANY HINTS TO PRO-
FEssoR HUGHEs-No THEBMoPHILE INVENTED
BY THE LATTER.
lBY CABLE TO THE NEw-ToRK ASSOCIATED PREss.l
Pray give the most absolute and unqualified de-
NAL to the statements made by Edison respecting
me. Hughes has not brought ont any thermophile.
His microphone is quite different instrument to
Edlson's telephone. 1t was worked out without
any communication with me, or information i'm
parted by me in any way whatever l knew moth
ing of it until it was shown to me, together with
Professor Huxley and Mr.. Norman Lockyer. am
IN no way whatever a coadjutor Of Hughess.
(Signed) W. II. PREECE.
emphaticaly indorse every word of the above
message (Sgnedl ID. L. HUGHES.
London, June 20, 1873.
The above dispatch from Mr.. Preece is in
reply to Mr. Edisons letter to The TRIBUNE published
on the Sth instant, ia the course Of which be said
The claim OF Professor Hughes to the discovery
hat modification Of his micrOphone can be used as
a measure OF minute degrees OF heat Is st more
prCpostorOus than the preceding. This Is discovery
OF mine. which first announced in The Washington
star ofthe 10Th OF April last copy Of that paper was
sent by me to Mr. W. H. Preece the coadjuor Of Pfo-
fessor Hughes in tins pretended invention and
have positive evidence that it reached him before the
presentation Of the so-caled microphonc' to the Royal
Society inasmuch he made extract from It IN
his address OF May before the London Society OF Arts
"Mr. W II. Preccc electrician to the London Post
Office Department in this country in The early part
OF last year, and visited my laboratory. freely
showed HIM the experiments / was then making, III
Guiding the principle Of the carbon telephone
and the variability OF conducting power IN many sub
stances undor pressure. made MIN my agent for the
presentation OF tins telephone, aud subsequently Of the
pnOupgraph, tu England, aud kept him informed, by
copies II publications and by private letters OF my lead
ing experiments he always manifested great desire
be the means OF presenting my discoveries to the
British public.
II therefore regard the conduct Of Mr.. Pferce In this
matter not merely violation Of my rights as AN IN
yentOr, but infringement OF the confidence OD
tanned under the gulse Of friendship
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26

BARTRAM-June 25. Barney Bartram.
and friends iuged % attend the funeral VIZ
further notice q . m on Thurlday s1ih lust 81
Train leaves on Harlem Isaroad m returning a
p
CROsBY-At Montcair n j. June %. Fannie DanelS vfs
OF :. ID. Crosby.
Funeral from her residence ThursaY at O'Clock
Carriages viii De- 10 waiting az MontcAr Stuon on aifN9
OF 2.2O train from New-GorE
gEOsZn sunday evening June 90 n neart disease at rs
late residence 80 as East 2stst. Michael Grosz. IN the
66th 0 hiH age.
Kealiyes ana TRENDS the members OF the Meohauie
and Tradesmcns Society, respectfully invited 70 aiend
the funeral C1lcE ate Reformed Dutch CHURCH. cor
ner OF Laaveoplace aud 4hst on Wednesday, the 2oh
inst. at 2 D. m.
GENFRAL socTErT OF MECHANICS AND TEADfsMEN OF rHk
CITT NEW-NoK.
BEJrHFs queste 20 attend the funeral of our
deceased brother MICHAEL Rusk this "Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock. fr Collegiate Reformed church, corner ~
Lalayettep place and inst hEAAf l. hLJih President
THOMAS EARLE, Secretary.
UARRTSON-On saturday 9Th inst, Cedar RaIids Iowa
BENJAMIN Harrison his sOth year, formerly Of MeOso
NY
MUNN-June 25 1873 az his residence No Is West GOTH
A. William Henry Mum, in the 73th year Of his age.
Notice VI funeral hereafter
sMITH-on Monday morning 2lth lnstr William IL II.
his residences No AS West ltthsI on Thursday June
%, at I o'clock q. m.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
TRENTON HIGH sCHOOL

TRENTON, N. j., June 25.-'The Commence
ment exercises OF the Trenton High School took place in
Taylor's Opera House this evening over 1900
people being present After the reading OF
essays decamatlons, music. etc., diplomas were con-
ferred on the following Class OF '7s Full course,
Charles b. Leaytt, Harry K. Richardson, Henry Y.
Wtber Charles c. ThOrne, Samuel W. Iesselie sadie H.
Heath Cornelia T. Dawson, Lizze c. BALDWIN r. LOUISA
Abel 81 Emma Armstrong, Carrie X. L0kersOn. Eftie B.
TOkersou Emma Meyer, Fannie X. Polefs, Pauline f.
Miller Special course, Fannie Z. Ely.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
PUBLIC OPINION.

Whether the testimony Of Mrs. jerks be true
or false that Quicwtted lady has nfted all that re-
NAMED OF the Anderson accusation from the shoulders
OF Secretary Sherman.-iBOstOn Herald (iDd.l
In all the Southern States, and especially in
the Southwest, the people are incOmpalaby more
damaged by the neglect Of Congress than they are
benefited by what il has done-lNew-Orleans PieaYune
Dem.)
1t must be allowed to the credit of Mrs.
jerks that she fully sustains the reputation Of the
Louisiana politicians Tne distinctive louisiana quality
does appear be bounded by any party or confined
70 any eX.-lAlbany journal (Repl
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
WESLEYAN UNIyERsITY.

MIpDLETowN, Conn, June 25.-The day at
Wesleyan University was occupied with gymnnstic
exhibition IN tins morning. business meetings OF the
trustees In the forenoon and afternoon, and an
address before the Phi Beta Kappa society this
evening by Edwin P. Whipple, OF Boston, which
was largely attended. The class supper. the "iVy
ceremony, the burning Of mathematies ceremony, and
the eoleRe serenade occupied most OF MOndsy night,
on Wednesday the alumni meet. and their festival oc-
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
COMMENCEMENT SEASON.
THE COLLEGE YEAR CLOSING.

COMMENCEMENT oRATIoSs, ALUMNI REUNIONS,
CLASS DAY EXERCISES AND PRIZE SPEAKING.
Yesterday was devoted to Glass Day exercises at
Yale, Amherst and Vassar. At Hamilton, the
Kingsley debate. took place in the after
noon, and the Clark Prize exhibition in
oratory in the evening. Last evening the Hon.
George Lear delivered the Commencement Grafton
at Lafayette, on "Heroism in Private Life" and
Edwin p. Whipple addressed the Phi Beta Kappa
of Wesleyan University. Commencement exercises
were held at the Maryland AgFio ultural College
the Trenton High School. and the Convent Of the
Sacred Heart at Manhattanville, and there was
prize speaking at the College of the City of New
York.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
WHY ANDERSON DoDGED THE SENATE COM
MlTIEE.

Washington Dfspatoh % The Cinofnnah Gazst'e.
The examination of Anderson by the Senate
committee migut exposed tue tracks Oi I1urn 100
clearly. The Democrats the House cDmmittec seem
70 be faithfully yng the order Of Colonel ton
Tildep's nephew who came Baltimore Tor confer
once Just before the Potter resolution took final snap
and insisted that t should be framed and the nVes
gatOn be so cOuducted as mol tO expose Democratic
fraud in the election Springer IN FLORIDA, N refusing
% nave witnesses called requested 10y Hlseock the
Republican member, and the WnOle committee mere
refusing cali witnesses named by secretary sherman
seem 10 be faithfully iOO ing the order frOm Inden.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
THE CHAMPION "CHIN-WHACKER." {"
From The Baltimore GCzette.

Mrs. jerks Is the most marvellous woman
who has appeared n Washington since the days OF Aun
Royal. Size threw such shadow over Butter and the
big members Of the Potter Committee Last Saturday,
that tney really looked like midgets. Them after i've
hours Of continuous ChInwhackng, she informed the
weary and exhausted committee that she fresh
as daisy and ready for the remainder OF the
Summer Mrs. jerks seems 10 be about the best man
identified with this Administration. she il evidently
special ease" she should be provided with a place
where The climate is salubriOus
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
.Syl0Dsis for fhs past "a hours.

WASHINGTON. June 20. 1 a.m.-The barometer
continues low 10 Maine and the Canadian Provinces
and has fallen Of the Upper Lake region, forming
depression now central over Wisconsin. Southwest
winds and clear or partly cloudy weather prevail In the
Middle and Southern Atlantic States the Ohio Valley
and Lower Lake region. Cooler northerlv winds with
rising btTomGtcr reported OF the Upper Mssas
tppl Valley following light rains.
fndicatOHE
For Wednesday in the South and Middle Atlantic
States stationary barometer slightly warmer. clear
weather and westerly winds viii prevail
rrftrrsfr aff.Fuw sTTRNl
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
eoop ADVICE ZOE RANDALL.

Randall is believed to be quite hostile to
Tden. Tue Kelly ties Of Now-YOrk CRY have picked
upon him a the man TO defeat TIdel IN 1850 randall
has no time 70 away j. I. He VIII be IN good
luck II be retain hls place ia Pennsylvania politics
Wallace OF that state, will give him al the work be
wants, without going 10 Tdeu's home.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26

as cF of enlf %
nchrs The 1erudclar nrs give afaf % ne io tae a lis
preceding msrt Foe sate uae rpcsdhas lne ptat1as
the during tlass
TRfBuSE OFPtcE. June 90. n. m.-Wlth the eXcep-
tion Of slight falls in the morning and afternoon, tbe
movement OF the barometer yesterday was upward
The temperature was hgher than on Monday.
For this city and vicinity, clear or partly cl0ady
weather may be eyprcfcd today.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
GLASS DAY AT vAssAR.

PoUGHKEEpsIE, n. Y, June 25.-To-day was
class day al Vassar College The proceedings OF the day
consisted OF music and other la the chapel and
the planting Of the uee orutions were made by Miss
Chase and Miss Colgate. During the day the annual
meeting of the trustees was neli Professor DWghl
deceased The commencement exercises taks place To-
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
a-on.ne.Hndson. June p, ls7s.
MISS BEENETT's MARRIAGE.

Il Is announced that Miss Jeannette Bennett,
Atief Of Mr. James Gordon Bennett, Is about 20 be
aaried 70 LORD B0ssmore, the wedding n take place
~ ths city. Baron kossmOre Derrick Warner VIII
Ham Westernal. OF ROssmOTe Park, County Monaghan,
Ireland, s ihe fifth Baron Of that name. Being also
feer oi tho United Kingdom, he holds seat
ih me house Of Lords. He Is In bis twenty.
s1.h M ear ana held formerly subieutenangs eOmms-
4oh th 40 kttt lAfe Guards. He succeeded IN the
Peerago ~ bic bfother Henry earns who died in
@1Sa1 @ ~ ~ St2hss t gaence Of fall While riding seepe-
tortuue is aoOnt $2.OOOOo0 ,onss ~ a snistake rhs
ts az ~ & sne ise james Gordon Bennett left
for the dsughter. "e'of' eApeSVou " PiS'iuo
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
Special NOllees.
Eastern Railroad
FAvorIrr srA.sHoRE RourE.

TANOHIIE sLA-sIIUNE HUIIE
During the season OF 1878 a SUNDAY HEwHPAPER
EXPRESS TRAIS Will leave Boston az 7;t5 a. reaching
Portland at IL bcock Returning leave Portland 40
2i5 m arriving IN Boston AZ $50 p Connecting with
all Rail and Sound hnos 10 and from New.York.
Trains viii leave Boston daily (sundays excepted al $50
n H. 1880 $40 and p pullman train through 70 Ban
cor without change connecting at Portland on Tuesday and
FRIDAY evenngs with for Mount Desert Mondays
and Fridays for Bangor. 81. John and Halifax.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26

Tho finest beach bathlug esabs neut for surf bathng
aud restaurant Take Eliza Haac1N foot OF 23d a.
Fast River 90 ursenpont; then an rail- 10 Beach OF Nofti
River by Bay Ridge Tine, by either route on
hour Round trip ticketa 50 cents and good on Tie Wbe
road Iur plrtlclllra SOC lmetADlca.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
list AnOUT II.


Try their best, it seems they cannot bring
that letter John sherman, though t Is about the
only thing apparently that Mr. POttePs unfortunate
committee half expect 10 do. But what pity that
the cautious Secretary himself Old not testify frankly
and roitiVely on this point IN tbc first place. Had be
pUt f prOpt and straig ntlOrwad denial what little
there sn remains for pursuing the investigation
would have been wiped out long ago.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
wn1rE MouNrAIN ExPREss.

Trains leave Boston 8 Fabyan's 70 dinnoD and 1880
D. m Fabyans suppe) passing through the tanous CTaW-
ford Notch and arriving IN advanoo of sny ether line
Tbe EASTERN RAILROAD Is the FAVORITE SEA.
SHORE ROUTE touching at Oil the celebrated Beaches
along the New. England Coast .a,or-
q. p. and +. Agent Boston.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The annual COM
mencement exercises Of tho Maryland Agricultural Col
ege took place this afternoon, at the college building
In Prince Georges County. great number OF prom
nent citizens II Mary land, vel many from Wash
ingtOn, present The Hon. Els j. Henkle delivered
the address The exercises closed this evening With
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
RRAzIL coFPEE mARKEr


RIO JANERo June 23 Coffee market quiet downward ten
dpncv; Good Firsts b8JO05,1JO ros per 10 kiiOA hx
change London, 23Nd
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
MARRIED.

BREWSTER the residence of the brides
father Lakeside, Brooklne Mass, june 90 le7s by ne
Rev Dr. WlthrOw, Of the Park street church, BOSOM
Charles A. BreEse form eriv Of New York 90 T. 0eftro
only daughter OF william Hart Taylor, csc.
An notices Of Marriages must Be iai0TSoi gih fii
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26

rIit'. SioHCLqsIyE EyyIDEEcECanvasser: Mr.
Liberal. beieYe.-seFWteur, NO IN 1,vasssr
sa Sn; Ses TANK u y0ul hlq.-ssrViteur sir. Mr.
20 can't be.-lJrdy. E-FS' SViAi'' ~
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26

IN the evening The Phi Beta Kappa also meet and
Glasses 53, 49, 63 '9s II aud 75 hold rcunions Tho
regular commencement viii sako place ON Thursday
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26

Reliable Goods Low Prices.
TRAPUA0EN q Co, lunctun Of 80 anu N ages, o.
feiing their superior goods al extremely low pFeeA