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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-14
GRADUATING YOUNG FRIENDS.
NINETEENTH COMMENCEMENT AT TIE FRIENDS
SEMINARY.

NINETEENTH COMMENCEMENT AT IlL FRIENDS
SEMINARY.
The nineteenth annual commencement Of the
Friends Seminary was held in their Meeting
House al Rutherford Place and SXteenth-st., at 3
u. m Yesterday Samuel b. Haines and wife, Aza-
riab Carpenter, president Of the Manhattan Gas
COMPANY and his wife, Henry Hayiland of Brook
lvn. Edward Brdsal and wife, i. K. james and
wife, Rufus :. Bergen, Thomas Faulke, William
Bell and wife, John L. Grifen and many Otherprom-
iuent residents were present in the large audience
The exercises were under the supervision Of Benja
min Smith superintendent OF the seminary. and
consisted of ROTATIONS by the undergraduates fol-
owed by orations and essays by the graduating
class These latter were all committed to memory
and were of serious character, an essay on Cos
sipIng" by Miss Alice l. Gniien. beng the note
worthy exception to the rule, The yaledictOry adj
dress was read by Miss Carrie l.. Carpenter.
The valedictOTy was followed by the distribution
of diplomas TO Clarcacc l.. Bsdell Carrie h. Carpen
ter Frederic l.. Coggeshall, Charles q. Cornell,
Alice l.. Grilicn. Franklin H2lues, Leterts NJ. Pow
cIl aud TaylOT l. Milton. The average age Of the
graduating class wa, said 90 bee between seventeen
md eighteen years. Prizes were then awarded III
the different classes Of the academic and primary
departmentS. A special prize offered for the best
paper on surveying aud analytical geometry was
awarded 10 Milton T. Taylor. The Nebsters Una
SriJred Dictionary for the best paper IL spelling
was awarded 70 Miss Lulu A. Weeks, who stood
third the two above her having received II IN the
Drecedlug wears After the commencement the pu-
pls had festival III the school rooms. The Semi
nary Alumni held meeting III the evening, which
was concluded w4th = banquet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-14
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY JUNE H. 1Sa-WITH 81

about fifty negroes, who had been gathered from
Arkansas the Carolinas, and other portions oil tne
country by agents of the Colonization society, 10
he sent ont under the care of the Rev. C. &. Brown,
who has been twenty-seyen years resi-
dent of Liberia. There were also among
the passengers the Hon. A. Il. STANFORD;
late Senator from the Fourteenth DistrlcJ OF
Arkansas who having previously visited Liberia and
selected a desirable location, ia now taking out
were also several missionaries some of whom have
lived III Liberia. and Others now going there ior
the first time. Many of the, em'grant;s
seemed hopeful of lettering their condl-
tion. but Others appeared respondent. Inc
previous trip of tie Monroya was made IN thirty
three days and the season of the year Is favorable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-14
SHIP NEUS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK..........J IL
ARHINED

Str Bntannic tbrj Perry Liverpool land queens
Str Oder GER Leist Bremen June l. Southampton
sT Nortn Britain OBJ, Evans, Rod May 5 sorrento 10.
str city CoIubus Nicsey.on. eavaupah days to Geo
Str Charleston Berry Charleston days, toJ W Gum.
SIR Richmond Kelly Norfolk 10 Old Dominion Co
Ship Bessie Crosby iOf Yarmouth. >. philips London
Apr2l shelbuIne. >. Is days in ballast 10 James
s.fK Mustang Sor Brlksiand london days i1 ballast
Farewell GER Newman. Genoa 02 days, with marble
bark ArcangGc Padre Utah, Scala. Msrseles April 8,
BARK (No Middleton savanger 43 days in ballast
Bark E,a Mgan of st John 2s 9 70 feS
mon Petersen Arendal A. days In ballast
Victory Br Jenkins Cienfuesos l6 days, with
prank Wallace Cardenss days with to order
sts v II ceioats John. b. Wilbur Apr
Big Caroline cray Peace Tunas 80 days. with sugar
to Maitland, Phelps & Coi vessel 20 ? INeyus& Son.
scT Morris ferot KaHa0IPn Para with rubber, ETC. to
se5T SAY asg Nog IOna nss Il %"y with manOs
sGhr yaGo6 Ss@"H Kqg 81, R9vSasfa Gays with run
sohr Rapan Bewker Bermuda days in ballast to Coast
schr Allegro Keller Bermuda days. with produce to
Hayward & Co; vessel 10 simpson. Clapp %.
wIND-sunsot-At Sandy Hook. Light NJ clear At city
-''~' CLEARED.
Rheubina Obj, Canon, sharpness, T.. Geo Buley
ANY (Br Sinclair. Barcelona Sp. John SeageT Bel
Atlas Inr) Low. Prince etc. PIN, Forwooi & Co
Western Texas Hines, jacksonville via Port Royal and
brunswick, Mallory & CO. Oct1rsra, ReynOds, Bait
more kreIns HelIEoDd. Kelly Vest Point, Va, old Do
ninion AkaHbTa (Br). MoEiiunney. Halifax, etc,
Clark & seaman.
q Co; (Brl. RAYMOND HAVE Boyd & Hincken; Ben.
more Ir) elan, LIVERPOOL Arkci Tufts Co; Grandee
Jacobs Yokohama Salter & IiveImOIs.
Nalkyrta (Br Graham, ROucn SCamrnel
ME LOring, Smet ~ Thomas l. IL Mallory Coz Bjor
vixen (NOr Harris Amsterdam Punch. Edge Co; Mime
haha (Brl, BrOwnr1gg. Londonderry, J Knox; Amelia
Ross, (Br) Thoms, Wellington. Aust W Cameron Coz
MonrOya RICHARDSON Monroyia and market, Yates POr
terrified, Mary ] Leslie tlr Bartng Yokohsns, Japan.
Edye q Cos BOgsrt Reynolds Rouen. W Parker Coz
Giuho Utah ROmsend, Trieste, sooOyiCh Coz Mat
thew Baird. Forbes, Perth Annoy II Winchester & Co.
Brigs MerTtwa Downs Perth Amboy, Miller & Houeht
Chapman, Tyson, Kingston, ia, Leaycrsft Co. Katie
Partridge. PernamOucO, Abbot.
schrs Gertrude Smith, jameson Porto Cabello,
tina; Chiffon Cook, Aontego Bay, ia Vessels;
Willard Evans aguayrs end Porto CsDelo Daett Boulton
& stewart, crane. Las PALMS., l. de Rivera Co,
-Four Brothers, farrell. 81 Johns. y r. Darrell & Co.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON, June l3Arr str stag from New.York; arr at
mer from NewIOrk Cape Town May H. str ontario
tBri from New-YOrE.
IIvEKrOOL. June l3.Arr strs Ayah, from Boston, Lena
from SryOrtan-; Julun, from NOrTOlk.
QUEHssTOWS June lSArr str Algeria, from NewYork for
sailed, str CITY Of Berlin, for NewYors
LONDON. Juno l3saed 6tn inst Providence. Candidczza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-14
LAYING OUT ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.

The Republican Committee on Apportionment met
last night to consider further the plans supmit'eu
for redistrictng the city. There was some discus
sion rs 10 whether the XIth District which IS one one
of the five Republican districts as laid out, shouu
extend 10 Fortieth-st not, Mr. Bliss deemng lnat
il should. No definite plan was agreed TO- " nen
fine committee completes its work the plan VIII DC
Submitted TO the Board of Aldermen for ITS action:
The law under which the new apportl0lliII,e ~. -
made saws that the Board of Aldermen shalI il'ee'
ON the third Tuesday III june and proceed 10 re-
district the city, The Aldermen were dlscusslne'
Yesterday whether tins made IT mandatory 10 e4l ,
plete the work on that day. it was aeIeeu t tsi'
This was not the proper construct ion OF the law lio
satisfactory agreement is reached IN the Aldermen
Committee the matter will probably be laid over on
N. lLN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-14
PROMINENT ARRIYALS.

Fifth Arenuo Hote'-General Thomas Ewing OF OF
Ohio and Attorney General Augustus schoonmaKer IT, V
Albany 81 Nicholas Ho'el-Goneral George r. Buell.
o. s A. and President W. 8. Clark Of Amherst college,
Hos-GeOrge II. WatTous PIesdeut OF tho
New.f ork New and Hartford Railroad company
Frsreft House-Rear Admiral John ]. Amy U . 49,
Vfndsor Hotcl-H b. Ledyard, General Manager OF te
Michigan Central Railwsy.::St James H9HLShei Ensf
neer i w King o. s. ". and Judge ID. N cooley OF iowa
-. GlsSU U0lss-Samue NJ Shoemaker, OF BaunOre..-..-
WstainstSr Frederick watkins OF the steam
ship City OF Brussels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-14

for the position of Waterman or laborer. On the
back of the sheet were written these words:
90 feel very sick. don't think can get home
tonight. reside at No. 80 Cumberl and-st., BROOK
lyn but do not want nv folks to know anything
about me until my remains are disposed of. You
can give my body to the doctors If you like; but
my wife must not know that am no more unllI
never get over It, | lost my Oldest daughter nine
weeks ago have not been well since. belong to
have So in nv pocketbook: please send it TO my
wife, as she is much in need of It,"
The body was sent to the MOrgue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-14
NEGROES ROIND EOR IIRERIA-

The American bark Monroyia, under the COM
mand of Captain Richardson. left Pier ! 1, OH the
East River. yesterday afternoon. where it had
been lying for some time, and swung out into the
bay preparatory to sailing to-day on its second
passage to Liberia On board there were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-14

A rural bride Of considerable beauty went To
Indianapolis on the honeymoon tour Her husband was
mamfestly proud OF her good looks. While thoy were
gong about the city she struck IN the face by fall
ing rignboard and her broken. The attending
geon said that she badly disngurod for he Just
my darned luck" the husband exclaimed, property
always goes " ruin IN my hands"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-14
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MARINE INTELLIGENOE
MINIATURE ALMANAC

SIM r,..s 42s sun 1872 Clock slow On. J3s
Noon rises O55 Moon souths 7:52 Moons age days 20
mon WATER rO-DAY-A 81
sandy Hook. 2O6 Gov Island os5 neu 1ste..... oo'
HIaH WATER T0-DAT-P. n
Sandy Hook 1892 Gov. Island. AGO Kel Gate 6O0
sun rtss. 4:2s Sun sets. 1888 Clock fast ON. los
Moon rises. l2l Moon souths. 1886 Moons age days 20
WAIRR sUSDAY-A. A.
Sandy HOOK 8:jb Gov. Island 4i4 He'll Gate.-.. 1888
HIGH WATER 81 SDAY-P.M
Sandy Hook 4:22 Gov. Island 5l3 Hell Gate 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-14
DISAPPEARANCE OF A PUBLISHER.

John b. Burr of the J. b. Burr Publishing
Company Of Hartford, Conn, left his home in that
city jane and came to New-lork to attend to
some business connected with the company. He
settled his business Satisfactorily. but since June
lie has not been heard from. His family and friends
IN Hartford, whore he is a prominent resident, have
become very anxious. His brother-in-law Gilbert
G.. Moseley accordingly came TO New-loTk on
Thursday last to make inquiries regarding him. lie
found that Mr. Burr had attended to his business
and had obtained June 5. from marine insurance
COMPANY here a check for 5000 on loss of goods at
sea At French's Hotel, where he was staying, he
gave orders that he should be called at o'clock
FRIDAY morning a. be wished 10 90 home by the II
O'clock tram lie was accordingly called, and left
the hotel, but where he went cannot be learned.
Having failed TO find his brother-ln-law himself
Mr. Moseey went to the Police Headquarters on
Thursday and gave notice Of Mr.. Burrs disappear
ance lie Is about forty-twO years old and has a
wife and several children. The j. Is. Burr Publish
ing Company docs an extensive business. Mr.. Barr,
its head mas always been known as a temperate and
careful man. and bis friends entirely al loss to
account for his disappearance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-14
4 YOUNG GIRLS STOR

Superintendent Waling will send before a mag
lstrate to-day young girl. who has been in the
care of MgtTon Webb since Thursday night. when
she was found wandering about by officer of the
Seventeenth Precinct Of whom she asked shelter
for the night and by whom she Was conducted to
Police Headquarters. She SAID her name was Rose
ELAN; that she was seventeen years of age, and
the only daughter OF paper manufacturer In Lee,
Mass Her father lived in one of the finest man
sons in Lee, and his paper mill employed 300 girls
She said she had run away from home with an old
schOOmate, Walter Griffin, who had deserted her
after bringing her to New-YOIk.
Several residents of Lee called at Police Head
quarters, with a view of returning the wayward
eiTl TO her home Three gentlemen, who had been
born and brought up in Lee. talked with her, and
satisfied themselves that her story false. There
are no people Of the name she mentions known in
gentlemen Is that she has. perhaps, worked for a
short time III "a Lee paper-mil, but desires TO COLI
ceal her identity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-14
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. NO
2lS BROADWAY. 90.
m 73r Noon. IT.. 3 m S2'. Midnght oo0'
Highest during the day. S2' Lowest: co.
Average 72is0 same day, 1873. 6i's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-14
DIR, RlDWlTS REGULATING Pills,

Perfectly asteess elegantly coated for ths care u an III
orders OF the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervous
diseases headacho patton cOstyene.s gst0n dys'
epsis biiousness bilious fever Inflammation OF the bowels,
piles and all arrangement, Of the Internal Niscoa Wan
ranted TO effect a positive cure - - - .-,,,-,
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-14
ENDING HIS GRIEF WITH LAUDANUM

man dying from the effects cf laudanum was
foupd in FerTy-st. in HOboken early yesterday and
died without speaking. On the body were found
letters and discharge papers from the officers on the
United States steamers Leyant, Susquehanna, Sem
mole and Savannah. So II asceftained that
the man was Frederick SandbuTg, Of No. 80 Cum
beTlaud-st., Brooklyn.
States District-AttOTney Ienney, OF brooklyn. 10
collector L, A. Merritt recommending sandbug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-14

Lauro veritas Ole Bnn. last New.York
18th inst, Norge for Philadelphia Jason, Gydenoye; l2R
inst, Tasmsn, DOseDber0.
Arr April 81 suhorand; nth ult, saruientO; 18th NIL,
latter Gibraltar: Jason; inst Dronning sophie Lezs
18th inst Cleopatra Nesmth. Semirams Ergo Eori
tunaO. Marquts. Of0ne. River Lune Luceao Hrvat Us
dia Athene City OF Montreal Agatha the latter Of Dunee
ness; 18th inst, Chrysoite. sidney.
-
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in the world Of years ali Who *
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The idea that only ON 6ave perfect garment can be
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AT A CERTAIN CRITICAL JUNCTURH
Married suffer severely from MILK on MN
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Now READY,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-14
FEVER AND AGEE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for nifty cents There IL not
a. this world that will cure Fever and Agu
and all MaariOus Bilious Scarlet Typhoid Yellow ana
other Feyers (aded BY RAILWAYS PILLS. 20 quick IS
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Fifty cents per bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-14

ENGLISH DINNER SETS AT LOW PRICE"
COMPLETE. ..,,,.,-r
NOW OPENING A LARGE ASSORTMENT
FOR ,n,t-,pO.
So. $50, $50, $40, $40. $50. AND UF"ANO'
r. NJ BRUNDIGE, $50 & $50 BRoADWAh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-14
FUNERAL OF TEE REV. DIR. LAWRENCE

i i y -. It. -
The Church Of the Holy Communion, at Sixth
ave- and Tweudethst. was crowded yesterday at
IL a. H., with many clergymen and the parishion-
ers of the late Rev. Dr. Francis +. Lawrence, in at
tendance at his funeral. Bishop Potter, assisted by
the Rev. DIS. living, Pott, and Mottet, read the
Episcopal burial service. Bishop Seymour, The Rev.
d. DIX and other clergymen were also within the
chance! II was the request OF Dr. Lawrence that
there should be As httlc display as possible at
h,s funeral and that hls body should be dressed
in his surphce and stole. and laid in pine coffin
covered with black cloth. having on the cover o
large mahogany cross. Ills wishes were complied
with The intcImeut was at WCod!awn. During
Thursday night the body lay IN the church. and ser
vices were held from p. N. until a. IN. yesterday
morning. A communion service was celebrated at
= a. III.
Alta meeting held at the church after the funeral
service a committee appointed 10 draw resolu-
tons expressive OF the grief and of loss Of the
Episcopal clergyman Of this city caused by the death
of DR., Lawrence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-14
TRIAL OF INDICTED BANK OFFICERS.
OPENING THE Defence OF INDIAN COMMISSIONER
L. A. UAYT AND OTHERS.


T. A. UAYT AND OTHERS.
Examiner Williams was recalled to the witness
stand Yesterday morning at the trial of Indian Com
missioner i. A. Hayt, Francis ID. Kari and Charles
NJ Field, the officers of the International Trust
Company of Jersey City, on charge of publishing
and circulating false statement Of the affairs Of
the company on tape measures. Mr.. Williams tes-
titled that when the company suspended there was
due the United States Life Insurance Com
pany of this city $1S6S4 with interest.
Mr. Kari assisted the witness to estimate
the value of the furniture in the Office.
The bills receivable amounted to $2S,s40, and the
unpaid stock subscription notes to S19,O39. The
face value OF the mortgages owned by the company
was S12O 122, and the cash on hand was S7,02o
Mir. Williams also stated that lie had eXanlned All
of the property which the company held mort
CAGES and estimated the assets at S92,s7O 20 less
than the amount they were estimated to be worth
by the officers Of the company -. ... A..
First Baptist Church IN GTOve-st., jersey City, tes
tined that he one of the depositors of the com
pany. lie had seen the tape measures in
the office of the company. In July, 1877,
he heard rumors that the bank was
unsound, aud calling at the bank he picked up
one of the tape measures and asked the secretary,
Mr. Kari about the condition Of the company. Mr.
Kari assured him that the paid-up capital was
5000 600. rs alleged IN the advertisement on the
tape measure. lie produced his measure and IL was
marked as exhibit. Ibis ended the testimony on
the part of the state.
Ex-Governor Bedle, one OF tue lawyers enGagcd III
the defence in his opening address alleged that the
defendants had been indicted 10 satisfy the public
clamor Iii these hard times, he said, when banks
suspend, dishonesty is always imputed TO
tne most honest men ever created through
mistaken notions. There had been a loud cutlery
against the officers of the company, and although no
tant OF fraud mad been attached to the defendants
they had been indicted to appease the public. He
asked the Court to cOnsTue the act on which the III
dlctment WAS found to mean written statement
where il saws written" and not to COnsTue il to
include printed statements II this were not done
he wanted the Court 20 decide that the capital was
paid up at the time the company accepted the notes
given for stock subscriptions.
Mr. liedle caused much comment by his remarks
against the members of the Grand Jury which found
the indictment. Foreman NIcEOll SAID be intended
10 appeal To the Court for protection The will
ne resumed at 10 a. III, Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-14
RAILWAYS READYRgLIEF

WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION or THE KIDNEYS, .----.-
INFLAMMATION or THE BLADDEfs
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS,
SORE THROAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING,
PALPITATION or TIE HEART,
HYsrERICs. GROUP. DIPHTHERIA. 800, ,.,.,.
CATARRH, INFLUENZA,
NEURALGIA. RHEU MATISM,
COLD CHILLs, AGUE CHmLs -. ,,,, ,,,,,.,
CHILBLAINS AND FROST'BIIt5
The Of Ready Relief Ia the part OF pafU
where the pain diculty exists III anord ease anu
Thirty to sixty in half tumbler OF water u. N
few moments cure CRAMPS, SPAsMS, SOUR sIuMASH
HEARTBURN, SICK HEADACHE, -DlARRHf.A,, DnS
EMERY, collie, WIND IL THE BOWELS and an IN
TERNAL PAINE.
Travellers should always, carry bottle o. EadWnyg
Ready Relief with them. few drops IN water Wl pre1e
pains change OF water III Is Octet lnAu
French Brandy or Blttcrs "a a stimulanL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-09

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