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SUPERIOR CoUEr-9ENEKAL TERN-AJiourned sine die.
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al No day calendar.
TRIAL TERM-PAKT I-Adlourned for tho term
Part II-Adiourued for the term.
Part III-AdtOurned Tor the -
COMMON PLEAs-GENFRAL TERM.-Adourned until JuiY ID
SPECIAL 1ERN-VaD HOesen Court opens Of ii a. H.
n day calendar.
EQUITY TEtM- Adjourned for the term.
TMAL TEKM-PART I-AdOurned for the term.
PART II-AGjourued for the term .
MAXINE CouRT- TRIAL TERN-PART I.-AoIouTned for the
term.
PART II-Goepp. Court opens 81 10 a. m-Nos 1920
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COLA. Gji9 $3.50. &c H. 6iBs, 65J7. OJ2l.
PART uI-Adjourned for the term.
GFNERAL JTho People aet
william Donohuc. ieonous assault and battery GEORGE W
Clark grand larceny Abraham Gross, bgamYi John -
Jones petit larceny NichO0 Cadozo fODous assault and
battery Anthony BuckhOz. Charles Austin. burglary
PARI GI.-COwIng J.-Ihe People agt Chrissn HaDken-
grand larceny Abraham Lewis Morris Gattshin OBJ
literature Francis Rupert, George Heipner, Max
segai Leopold A. Serne, Phip CANAAN enry Freis Vaen
James H. Sturgos, Moses VI Bogart Peter A.
Meyer, John Dun. JOnB MahT violating E1eso Jaw
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CIVIL NOTES

The contest of the will of Griffith Thomas,
rem, the counsel for the contestants He said that
although 1t might have been possible to carry the
contest for time further they had concluded that
no other will could be proved to exist and accordingly
took this action The Surrogate commended the coun-
ses procedure and Mr.. Lawden the opposing counsel
thanked Mr. Warren publicly. The estate OF 500 600
was given by the will to Mrs, Thomas for life,
her death the two children II they died before
her she was have tho property absolutely. The two
children died before their father, and Mrs. Thomas will
now become the pOssessOr OF the estate
Henry Wolowltz, a member of Company X,
18th Regiment, arrested and confined IN Ludlow
Street Jail June % court martial warrant for
elect Of military duty wrls OF habeas corpus was
obtained from Judge Potter In Supreme Court, Cham
hers Yesterday, in order TO obtain Mr.. Woowz's re-
lease IL was ayerred that he only eighteen years
of age when, few months ago, member or the COM
pany made nm drunk and while he intoxicated in
duced hun to sign the roll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-27
DICKINSON COLLEGE.

CARLISLE, Penn, June 24.-The ninety
sixth commencement OF Dickinson College began on
Sunday The sermon before the Society OF Religious In
onry was preached by the Rev. Dr. George r. Crooks,
of Peekskill n Y lie greeted by very large con-
gregation including in it many old acGuaiutances and
friends. His visit this occasion has revived and
ouicsened many memories and associations. lie was
graduated from the college I'm 1870 and shortly after
ward spent years In the institution Professor OF
Latin and Greek His name is wen known In cOnnec-
ton with the textbooks which he prepared on these
languages in connection with the late DIR. John Nc
Cjptock His sermon fresh, fOTeble and approprl-
ate In the evening the President OF the college, the
Rev DE- j. a. McCauey, delivered the baccalaureate
DISCOURSE He chose mis- theme the method Of divine
procedure in executing PrOyidentia plans by assigning
specific work chosen and prepared Tor Its per
Torrance.
Last evening in Emory Hall, the Junior Prize
Contest In Oratory, for the Pierson gold and
silver medals, took place. This evening the
literary societies addressed by the Hon.
BENJAMIN Harris Brewster, Ii. d., OF the Phlla-
delphia bar. The Grafton delivered IN tho Cente-
nary Methodist Episcopal Church. which at an early hour
was crowded with a brilliant audience. Noting the
foundation OF the first colleges In this cOuntY-Har
ward William and Mary. Yale, Princeton University OF
PeDDs IVania Columbia Dartmouth and DickinsOn-he
showed that all of tBCm have from their inception
under church control aud guidance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-27
DECISIONS-JUEF 90

Supreme Court Chambers-By Judge Brady
The People. etc, agt National Trust Company-OTder
granted The Mutua Life Insurance Company Glass IT,
denied asd vacated $40 Jones ast
uorgan-NO he taxed except those allowed Nv
statute stenORrapbers fees not allowed item mus
therefore be stricken out
r., Judge DOnOhus-Mgnton agt Becker-Order granted
IA inc matter Hurry OtOn denied memorandum
sDecGt 1erH-By Judge DOnOhue.-DuclOs agt. Bonner
opinion
Superior Courf-SDecial TeTm-Bv Judge Sedgvick
-Eiaks aga Hlbbard.-Order settled.
Judge Sp-r-CaspeF Mctzger Eliza Jane MetZger.
~ divorce Ia favor OF the pisnuR
Old-.Drlcr denying motion with $40 Townsend
Ross ct aOrdeT taxing shern's bill Angelina Barho.
Michael BaGbOi ngI satisfied
mohJ IN the that the ps'nF entitled 10 decree tor
IL u OF the utmost that the proof In
should De conclusive especially with tho INDECENT
aud uniformed ella Van Bel prescott all
agt Calas tho Bank for etc sol
niger EgertOn Whtnsf sgt MartiDe-Orders gtaHts.
Common Pleas-SseC16i 1erm-By Judge Van Hoe
psuiJamburgoT agt OlyucOrf Motion denied opinion
Marine Court haisbtrs - BY Judge Shea 49,
Uarnoy agt McGus-Aotrn granted ON condition that do
pYys costs ana disbursements and
recovered in tins acton Provost agt foett Banam Ut
goldsmith Horn SChesl.- Motions dsnod. kinney
agt. WortmaH.-Mouoh granted Holy agL Koly.-MonOn
will granted unless terms are complied with PeArCe ag
opponhem.-Order Of arrcst vacated. smith AIT tly-
g0uon dismissed. kaubitscheck Fox MARITIME AIT
Hartman Boyd agt NhiticoE-Motons grantee. Iise
AIT KInR-and.-Jobn WhRen appointed receiver. Pryef
agt. BeyIDs.-BsitaDio attachment allowed,
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COMMENCEMENT AT YALE.

epRAKING AND THE PRESERVATION OF DIPLOMAS
THE LARGEST CLASS EVER GRADUATED FROM
YALE-THE CLASS DINNER-sPEECHEs AND A
POEM-DEGREES CONFERRED.
IFRoM STAFF CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.I
NEW-HAvEN, Conn.,, June 26.-The one hum
dredth and ninth commencement OF 1ale Col
ege ia over The celebration Of commencement began
with the parade OF the Faculty graduates and friends Of
the college from the campus Center Church As usual
the church was crowded. On the platform sat Presi-
dent Porter In his robes of Office surrounded by the
Faculty and members of the corporation. Directly oI-
posite In the choir the rotund and genial DE-.
Stocked musical instructor to the college, with an Or
chestra which from time 10 time varied the exercises
and aeyated the mental strain by selections of music
After prayer the Commencement speakers carried
out the following programme:
sautatory Grafton in Latin, Malcolm Mclvor McKen'
0ration. Modern Pessimsm." James Webster Eaton,
AP6iI5s6phical grafton, Lord Beaconsneld," Henry
lanes Ten Eyck, Albany. y, Y.
Grafton, " Emerson" Frank Wanzer Marsh NeW-MiI-
Dissertation. "Gambetta" Charles Herbert Liver
Ts.ertation. Horace Bushnell and His Work." VIII
PcscfhcaI oiation Tie Era aud the Man. illus
trated IN The OF Sir Isaac Newton" Milton Fox
DEPORTATION. Mlrabeau" Amos Lawrence Hatha
T,er,atIon The Future of tine American Laborer"
Louis Dupont Syle, Baltimore, Nd.
Essay. Z Rufus Choatc" William Ward Bailey, New
Haven. O., Co.,, ,,-,, - A.
Grafton Political Tendencies" George Washington
Khchwey, Albany, n. Y.
GRAFTON ours the Age OF Reason" with tho Yaledic
tory Address LLOYD Wheaton Bowers, Elizabeth, n. j.
some Of the speaking was certainly excellent, ana
none of 1t was dscrcOltaDc. After the speaking had
bcen finished the ct aduH ting class marched up The
ire aisle successive squads ana ONO the platform 10
receive diplomas After profound bows bad been
between the president ana The students the
established Latin phrase which constitutes the recip
me class which has just left the college is the largest
ever graduated, consisting Of the following l3l mem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-27
A WITNESS MUCH IN DEMAND.

At tho TOmbs Police Court yesterday be-
fore Justice Flammer, julius F. De Berg was ar
Iaiened on warrant for his arrest after leaving Ludlow
Street Jail. where he has been imprisoned for SIX
months In the Winter OF 1873 DE Berg in the EN-
poy OF Solomon Barnett whose place Of business is not
given and who was involved In a lawsuit with Henry
Selling, Of Relnharit Selling Co., then Of No. 2
Bleecker-st in which De Berg testified. lie subse-
quontly declared that the testimony given by him IN
examination before Justice Fammer at the TOmbs in
n criminal procedure. and also I'm civil suit false.
Since then there have been three suits, ciyil and Grim
ina of Selling against Barnett, and three OF the same
nature OF Barnett against Selling, each party claiming
the testimony OF De Berg and each dstrustiu OF hun.
He alleged that lac had been cUerced into giving testi-
mony two occasions. Selling S Co. are now en-
gagged IN business as Importers OF undertakers goods
at Nos lOJ, 1O7 aud 100 CrOsby-s, and they the
cOmpalnan against De Berg for perjury. He was
held for examination in 81 900 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-27
A CoLORED wOMAN's WILL CONTESTED.

The unusual occurrence OF a contest OF
coored womans win took place before Surrogate Calvin
Yesterday. Edward d. Hesdra, an intelligent colored
man yyas able with the aid Of bis wife 10 accumulate
fortune or about $4,000 This. which In the form
of real estate he decided to his Wife, Cynthia Hesdra
she died last Fa and will made by her being found
II seemed ne if the husband would lose the entire results
OF his ife work partition suit by the wifes heirs was
bepup when Mr. Hrsdra found among some old papers
will made by his wife August IT. 1875, giving the en-
fire estate TO him. This the Will presented for pro-
bate yesterday.
The contest Is made by Mrs. Hesdras heirs on the
ground that It is forgery Mr.. Garfield, one OF the
witnesses TO the w IL dead The other was Peter Ste
phens Justice OF the peace ut Eyaok He said he did
not remember tho making OF the will until 10 was re-
called TO his mind after found BY referring TO
memoranda he found that he had drawn the WILL and
recalled the circumstances or the attestation Mr. Can
fields handwriting identified. On cross-e1amina-
tnn Mr. STEPHENS asked n he had not said 10 d-t
cut persons that he would have 10 prove MI Canneds
handwriting to save himself from the penltentary. "
NAV have said So" Mr. stephens said deliberately;
believe that have SAID 10 a number OF persons that II
the signature couldn't be proved my chances Tor gong
up the river would DO good What dld you mean
Inv thar I" was asked. " 1 meant" the response
fields name on the will "A forgery, II would bring
the thing my door and would have g0Od prospect
of Going to sing SnC." 70 the suggestion hat te case
should be heard I'm the future before referee the suro
cate answered IL appeared 10 he case that should
he sIfted TO the bottom and ne preferred that It should
cenber l. ls79the hrst open day the Surrogate had
mn IL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-27
Union COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, June 25.-The COM
mencement Of Union College, with the distribution OF
prizes etc place to-day. The Warner prize for the
highest standing in collegiate duties and moral deport-
rnent was awarded to John j.. Muller, OF Columbia,
$ c. The Ingham prize for the best from senior
I'm English literature history, ETC., went to Edward r.
White of Amsterdam N Y The Lowell Latin prizes to
seniors in sgheadng, and to sophomores IN translat-
ing any portions OF years work, were awarded TO
David sDraue Schenectady. The prizes for the pest
essays from members graduating class on assigned
themes were given, the first 10 George y Gregory,
of albany the second to william T. Adams, OF COnoes
The rZes for the best junior ana Sophomore OratOns
all juniors were assigned: the Drrt 70 RODtrt j. Ian
don Of schenectady; The second TO James ~ McMaSter
Of Columbia - c. The sophomore prizes were awarded
lie first Alexander Cam pUe, Of TOY the second TO
Edward G. Johnson of schenectady The Biatchfor1
Oratoriral medals for the two best Orations we're
awarded the first TO EDWARD I. White, the second 10
John f. Muiler The Hon. George r. Dautoith' OF the
1Ourt of Appeals ana the Hon. William H. King, OF chi
ce 20 received the dere of Ii. ID. The Rev. j. ~ ".
Farnham Of Shanghai, the Rev. A. +. Olmstead OF
Rbinebcck and the Rev. j. ID. MOrrisUn OF ORdenburg,
received tue degree OF ID. ID. The Rev. W j. Heath the
Rev Horace G.. Day. OF schenectady tie Rev. Orlando
d. q Markley, Of BlOOmsburg, Penn, received the de-
gree OF A. N. L. d. Johnson, Of OsWe6O, received the
honorary degree of A.. Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-27
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.

HANOVER, n. H., June 26.-The address
before the United Literary Societies was delivered by
Judge Russell Of Boston. his topic beng The Scholars
place I'm the World" George T. LatlrOp, OF Boston. de-
vered the poem, entitled lhe Republic OF YOUTH NJ
o'clock the associated Alumni Of the college met IN the
college chapel and transacted general routine business
In the evening there was concert by the German'a
Band.
The trustees this afternoon conferred the following
degrees: IL D. on His EXce!ency John Douglas Suth-
erland Campbell Marquis Of Lorne, GoYernoI-GeneTai
of Canada Professor Edward David sanboIn. OF Hdn0-
vor the Hon. Nathan Crosby, Of Lowell the Hon. VIII
lam Callaehan Robinson, OF New-Hayen. Conn; d. ID;
on the Right Rev. William Woodruff Niles, Episcopal
Bishop OF NewIiamp shire, the Rev NatDanlel smlth
Folsom OF Boston Doctor o Philosophy on Albert Cor
neltus Perkins Principal OF Phillips Academy Exeter
Holm r. II ton, Rome liaiy Professor charles o.
Thompson Principal OF the Technical school at NOTces-
ter Mass; A. VI. on His Excellency Matt Head, Gov
ernor OF New Hampsnire, Robert II. Bishop Newton,
Mass Professor John h. Sinclair OF Worcester, Mass,
Charles IL. Woodbury., of New-lork CITY, samuel H.
Wentworth Of Boston, William Nj. Chase, OF Concord
Moses IItcOmU of Franklin, James Burfus u Na-ATue
TeUu the Rev. Edward j. Herrick, Chelsea, W. anu
David z. BarstOw, OF san Francisco, Cal
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THE STEVENS INSTITUTE.
EXERCIsES OF COMMENCEMENT DAY-IHE IHESEs
sEIECTED.

SELECTED.
The Commencement exercises of the Stevens
Institute OF Technology were held last even
ing at the Institute Hall, in Hoboken. Inc
walls were festooned with flags and banners
On the platform were seated President Henry Morton
and the professors OF the college. the Hon W. W.
Shipper. the Rev. s. r. bod and the graduates
The opening prayer offered by Mr.. bod.
After few Introductory remarks by President
Morton an address was delivered ~ Cnarles
E Emery "How to Succeed" Extracts Iron, IRON
theses by william w. Dasnlel ON Lines
and Propehng Power of steam vessels
ana by James +. Kelly on" The Computation OF strains
i'm Realms we're read. The degree of Mechsnlcai En-
ginrer was conferred by President Morton on me I9-
lowing members OF the graduating class: a; Clluqe
Aiken, John 5. Cooke. william W. Dash1oH, Henry Il.
Dawes Walter q. Dllworth, william IS. Heger, William
T. Jacobs James Kelly. Charles s. Kingsand, J0nn "a
Lnngstreet j. b. Ramirez. Edward T. Robbins, Mlhfeu
G. smith, Philip Wallis and Maunsel White.
Tie degree of Doctor OF Philosophy was CON
ferred on William T. Geyer, b. $, Of me class
of TT The exercises closed With a yaiedct0lS
address by Maunsel White, OF Louisiana ire ,
third annual meeting Of the Alumni Association
Will be held this afternoon at the Institute Han Inc
annual address will be gwen by W. e. Geyer, OF lhe
class OF VI. An on Institute events OF
the past year will be read by n member
of the cass graduated last evening. 1his evening tne
annual dinner Of the association Will be served ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-27
INC erre ~ Bachelor Of Science wAs conferred upon
THE NORMAL COLLEGE.

COMMENCEMENT DAY EXERCISES - THREE nun
pFFp AND THREE YOUNG WOMEN GRADUATED
WINNERS or PRIZES.
The relatives and interested friends of 303
vounc women selected for graduation literally thrOnged
the galleries and halls Of the NsgYOr Normal College
Yesterday at he tenth annual commencement Of that
Institution.
The exercises consisted Of music and essays by the
graduates and the presentation Of diplomas by the
Board OF F0ucatiou. OccupyiEs seats on the platform
with the Board Education we're Mayor Cooper Con
troer Kelly Aldermen and members of other city de-
psrtmeuts the Rev Dr. Burc0ard opened the exercises
with PRAYER and read from the Bible; superintendent
Riddle presented the licenses TO teach and President
Hunter delivered the diplomas to the graduating young
ladies. Graduates IN this class were gwen teaching
licenses for one year. which will IN future be the rule,
lustesd Of for SIX months rs heretofore.
The first honors OF the class we're shared by Misses
Julia r. :. Cbpllborg aud Helena Tuska; who had a
standing Of g6i8 The latter a sister Of the vaedc
torIan OF last years class Miss Adele Lavindoll and
Miss Ella s Clock had each standing of 957I5 The
singing by the class good. Miss Daisy Wehe gave
q very acceptable rendition OF Beygnanfs Flower
Girl" accompanied on the piano by Professor O. Man
Tie essays we're as follows
salua;ory Juiis r. g. Cbellborg
"The Teacher as Critic. C T. HeymMn
"TEe Novel - an Element Of Eduea-
ors ana worship Kate NcC. Poster
Valeiictorv Helena Tusks
President
perintendent dde in speaking, after the reading OF
the essays recommended 20 The teachers as basis Of
success the sentiments expressed ~ Miss Heymann's
essay on the Teacher "a a Critic" President Wood
sad was the best essay he had heard uuFer sim
liar circumstances and Superintendent k1adle said he
should recommend he prIuied and placed IN the
Hands or every teacher FewY9Ik. The President of
fbe college, Dr Hunter remiBUCd the class that all
could NOT bepe BE- teachers. He regretted the fact
that the Board Of Eduo3ton had NOS the pOwer 10 APP
point teachers. Those VINO might become TEACHERS
10 recommended TO obey their principals, and
when such duty in conflict with their
consciencs 10 resign The president referred TO
the "a III ying that he had never been caedupon TO
report student 20 the College Committee no one had
beeu sUsDrnded and none had been expelled
President Wood distributed the prizes as follows:
otendorfer gold TOR proficiency in GERMANY Miss
oendorfer silver medal ror proficiency in oernan Miss
Julia X. \ ChellbOrg ..--.,,--,
Miss Ella sigma. ,.--,.>
Miss Helena Jnska- - 49,. =, ,,---,..
Kane gold medal for physiology Mas Blanche DEMPSEY.
Hunt gold medal Tor LATIN Miss Mary Louise Hooper
First prize for French. Mas Bertha NOodleaL
second pr2e ia French ~ gOdl Miss ROs3he Hegi
FIRST prize in Eng literature $40 In goil Mss Kate