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xUsTclL AND DRA YATIC NOTES.

II is said that "Les Amants de VerOne," in
.ns Of tho popularity that It gained in Paris has been
nropounoed stupid by the London public.
new AD,ina in Mile. Lydia TOrrigi, q
nnil Of Madame YiardOt, has achieved success at the
Teatro Rossini Yssioe, IN the "SOnnambulS."
After two performances, at which the eccen-
uric King Of Bavaria alone present, NJ Massehets
Gle Roi de Lahore has been given publicly at Munoh
with success.
Adalina Patti, it appears, has lost some OF
her upper notes. the other hand she has gsine
Immensely in dramatic power Her voice Is lowered
but she will bsooe undoubtedy one OF the greatest
dramatic opera singers that Europe has ever Seoh
Bernard Listeman has left the Mendeissohn
Quintet CLUB, ana further changes will take place
an the organization before another season. It's reor-
gauization viii, however, be such "a to thoroughly
maintain its high reputation throughout the country
Mr. Ernst Sohrmer viii be the first yloio
Madame Christine Nilsson has received offers
from the Royal Theatres OF Holland and Belgium TO sing
there in he mouths of December aud January She is
% 10000 francs for eight performances besides
all her exsenses to paid She will probably come
TINS country until next Spring, when she VIII visit
California.
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TIE STRUGGLE FOR 4 CERTAIN GORGE.

DENVER, Col, June 25.-This morning JUS
ties Nil er Of the supreme Court OF the United states
on motion OF the Rio Grande Compsny's counsel 10
execute the mandate OF the Supreme Court in the Grand
Canon case went into general review Of the mandate
He stated IN plain terms that the priority Of tho right Of
the Rio Gyande Company IN the Grand Canon covered
only that part which was too narrow for two tracks ;
that before the Rio Grapde Company could be granted
rror risht under the mandate IT must fret pay the
SAINT he Company the OF the construction or the
road through that part OF the csn0u known as ROYAL
Gorge. and could not occupy the road untn The com
pany had paid for H. Ineu the right OF the santa Ee
company 70 occupy the track jointly with the Rio
Grabde COMPANY must afterusTd b. settled by the
court. Hr would not turu the santa re Company out
u the canon, but there must be speedy settlement OF
these dieultes, ami by both parties coming together
and setting on equitable basis.
Willie asked his mother where the stars
cams from Her reply was: Ny son, 30 not kno ~"
well do" ha said " the moon laid 'em."-lsyracuse
Journal
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THE EDUCATION OF DEAF MUTEs.

CLOSING EXERCISE AT THE NEW-YORH INSTITUTION
FOR THr INSTRUCTION OF THE DEAF AND DUMB.
The chapel of the New-YOrk Institution for
the Instruction OF the Deaf and Dumb, at CarmansYe.
was filed with fashionable audience yesterday to Wit
ness the closing of the Before the
cses began all the pupils sat down to a collation. the
large dinng-room. The exhibition under the direction
Of the principal l. L. Peet consisted in lessons in Ian
guage TO pupils les, than one yearunder instruction. and
examples Of tile methods and results OF instruction IN
the case Of the deaf, dumb and blind. Questions from
the audience then put to the graduating members
or the high class which being interpreted to them by
the principal. they answered on the blackboard. The
written answers What do you think of the state Of
the countryr "Who was the Prince Imperial, lately
Killed Inn Zululand z" "What do you know about the
Weston walking matchp showed that the graduates
were familiar with the passing events OF the day. In-
srnretafions IN the sign language were given O' tho
/" Nar.eillaise Hymn" by Miss Dillingham;, Moorc's
parting" nv Miss Florence II. Jones, and " How
sIpen the Brave" by eight little girls with wonderful
expfesslon aud concerted action.
the graduating class OF 1873, having studied three
wears I'm the High Class. was composed OF Thomas f.
Fox JonD Hogan and Florence H. Jones, OF New York
William B. Magill, Jersey CITY; James O'Nei White
hail n Y; George L. REYNOLDS, Brooklyn; W. +. How
ell. Long Island; Maggie f. Barry, Canandagua
To Thomas F. Fox was awarded gold medal for excel
leucs IN all branches. He delivered the ValedCtOry adj
dress with RAPID gestures that Professor Pee who.
translated It, was not able 20 keep pace with The mute
eoaueuce. The report Of the examination Of the High
CIass was read by f. p Griffin aud OF the general eIam
nation OF the pupils by Dr. S. H. Eras-
tus BROOKS. Avery T. Brown and many prominent ladies
and gentlemen present during the exercises which,
after the distribution Of certificates, diplomas and
prizes closed with the Lords Prayer and the Dox
oIoQy rendered by number of little girls IN concert.
BESIDES the graduating class. fifty other pupils leave
the ms ututOn, having completed the regular course
Among these is Jesse Bunker Of Chang ~ the
Saruese Twins. Bunker Is brightlookiug young fellow.
In 10 question put through tho medium or MI
JenL1rs Instructor articulation, he sai% that his
father Chang, the twin on tho lefthand side. He
has Ave sisters and brother One Of his is
also a e3 mute aud is being educated IN North Caro-
ina His family lives NJ Mount Airy, IN that State He
has only Deen At the NewYork Institution year, hay
ing attended y similar school IN North Carolina eight
years lie eighteen years old. and intends To be-
como a farmer
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programme: 1.-THE Romance OF Lord Beaconsheld's
Career" Theodore Hand Allen Utica; Shakespeare
tho Poet OF Conscience" Edward Sanford Burgess
Silver Crock; The Romance Of Lord Beaconsneids
Career" George Fenner Grumpy Newport; Bryan
and Poe The Lessons OF Their Lives and Work., George
Earl Durham. Jebnsown; "What Poetry Owes 10 a
Belief IN FnuTo Life" James Walter MOTey. Forest
Vile The Heresm OF General Jackson Robert sche
RBd5 NewYork The winner Of the pnze will be an
nonnced Thursday. The Mckinney Prize debate TOOK
place last evening before large audience inc com
pettOrs the six members OF the Senior class VINO
have gained Tho ghest standing IN extempO
IaReous speaking during their junior and senior years
The hOnored were this year Lawrence W. Baxter sharon
SPRINGS George L. Crumby Newport George +. Dan
ham, JDGnstOwn George " Gorton. North BrOwnnei1,
Mcneil " Seymour Mt Norris Robert Schel Rudd,
n Y. The subject Of the debate was: Is educ ton
preferable 10 property Qualification Tor the rlEht o.
suffrage In United atcs y On the Affirmative SIDE
uero MesSrs. 'rumby. GOron aud Rudd; on the mega
tive, Messrs Baxter. Durham and seymour lie as
cussiOn admirably sustained and eiclted from Inc
audience much interest and enthusiasm The hret prize
was given 10 Mr. Rudd. The second 70 Mr.. Grumpy.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

The President does not mean to submit Of
5cers of the Government 20 the entertainments and
penis the confederate m ory IN Congress had
prepared Tor them. and che judgment OF the country
viii sustain him in that determinauOn.-lIrOy Times
RepJ
If Sunset Cox, the distinguished statesman
Of Manhattan who threatened TO stop the GOyeVuuen ~
II the President vetoed the appropriation bills, would
bring stopper out u Indiana ana apply IT 70 the loco
motive whistles ne would he received WIN via acclaim
--ICmcinuau Comma rcal tlnd)
This thing has gone far enough. FOrbear-
Is longer virtue. The Democrats II Congress.
ifthey viii hear the OF their constituents, will al
journ and home leaving Mr. Hayes to run 9is Fed
eral Courts best he may without money II they are
men they VAL not yield an inch.-fSyracuse Courier
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-. ohead 70 going astern. aud getting the speed on
foSk cted an Iess than minute, and without causlns
" ennoat 70 alter her direction iateray. fhe weiknt
re snrSectiie was $50 pounds and themuzze velocity
o. on SstternS charge was 1877 feet per second
whic he velocity with the proof charge was as ill.,, inu
W. Don feat The energy corresponding 10 the lower
ety would exceed 1000 foot tons, giving me snot
sh newer OF penetrating an unbaeked atmot Pluso VI
Shont twenty inches thick This gun IN Dothe ny
$3.50 ~ oply A4O tons di placement.
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MIDNIGHT TIER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
synopsis for the pat "a hours.

WASHINGTON, June 26, a. m.-The barom-
eter As risen slightly remained stationary through
out TIE Atlantic stations sud has changed but little
over tho Lower Lakes and Ohio Valley, but has risen
over the Upper Lakes and the Northwest The tempera
las fallen over Lake Superior, but elsewhere re-
manned stationary Southwest winds now prevail, with
fog and ght IN the Middle and East Atlantic states
and parlly cloudy weather ID ths Ohio Valley and the
Lower regions. Northwest winds aud rain prevail
IL the AissOn Valley.
IaaiediJ4ss,
For the Middle Atlantic states and New-Englsn
eOutheat % southwest winds stationary temperatures.
parity cloudy weather. aad occasional gAt rdus, sa-
IOnaly or higher pressure possibly followed North
err eV-Engauu by failing barometer.
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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BEAUTIFUL, But DOUBTFUL.

A report elsewhere pTinted relates that an
understanding has been reached between Tilden and
Ewing whereby the former ~ 10 open ms barrel Tor the
Obla Campaign and the latter Is 10 ONO over 10
TGeu iu the Democratic Convention. grand oil and
water csubuatlOn ticket for 1880, with Tden at the
head ana EyIug ~ the tail is to flow from tDs bargain,
and the two doubtful States NewYork and Ohio, are 10
b. swept I'D the Democratic fold, the by the hard
money aud the by the soft money candidate 1t Is
a beaHUfuI schtIne
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CHARLES sCRIBNER,s SONS.

Cesnr. A sketch. BY James Anthony Froude. NJ A.
vol ciOtb with portrait engraved On Steel and
a map. 81 80.
Old Creole Days. BY George W. ca5ie vol l6mo er-
ira cl tn. 81.
The Witchery Of Archery. complete Manual u Arch
cry Bv MaTce Thompson. VOL small limo CLOTH mus
trated, 81 80.
Theo Miss CrespiGny. Two now volumes. Each vol,
l6mO, paper, 80
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AN NTEREsTNG coNUNDRUM

Is il true that Editor Purcell of The ROcheS-
Ter Tni9 the Chairman OF the Democratic state Cen
ira COMMITTEE the friend Of the Lords and the almost
mortal enemy OF Mr. Tildeu-ls II rue, we inquire hat
re afprcsaid editor etc. has recently been in NeWfork
and arranged a slate with Tlden, throwing John Kelly
oyerboafdl IfsO, then We may consider Mr. Robinson
booEcd for the next Democratic nomination for Cover
nor. and likewise booked for defeat.
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sCItIBNER & WEXFORD.

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STREET & SMITH.
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COMMENCEMENT AT HARVARD.

COhmENCbMENl Al hhhfh hD'
DIR. BELLOWS ELECTED MEMBER OF HE BOARD
OF MISREPRESENTATION AND PoEM-CoN-
FERRING OF WORCESTERSHIRE OF THE ALUMNI
SPEECHES BY GOVERNOR TALBOT, SIR Ed
WARD THORNTON, AND A PoEM BY DR.. OLIVER
WENDELL HOLMES.
TBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSBl
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Juno 25.-The Com
nencement exercises at Harvard to-day, IL lacking
somewhat OF the brirsncy Of those OF the past lie"
years. were enjoyed by many graduates. and were
eminenty successful. The weather Was delightful Inc
New-York Harvard Club carried on snaotiVe canvass
during the day to secure tho election of Dr. Henry W.
BelowR to the Board OF Overseers and their efforts
were successful The overseers elected for six years
we're as follows: The Rev. Dr. Bellows, the Rev.
James Freeman Clarke, Amos A. Lawrence, Ed"h l.
seayer John Fske. DR.. Bellows received GIG votes
Of possible 76l, the highest number received py
any candidate The tenor Of President Elots remaEss
at tine alumni dinner indicated that, II necessary the
State Legislature would be applied 10 in order to legal
ize the election II was generally thought that grad
yates living outside Of Massachusetts were admitted
into the Board the innovation would mark new era I'D
the history OF the university. Darwin Ware, one OF
the ARCHITECTS OF the Union League Club House In
New-York, 6as elected overseer FOR two years.
The commencement exercises OF the Senior class
IN Sanders Theatre were listened to by large
audience. On the stage sat President Eliot. the over
seers the corporation and faculty, and the invited
guests, among whom Governor Thomas Talbot
who escorted to the college. in accordance with an
ancient CUSTOM by the Boston Lanoers the Governors
staff Sir Edward Thornton, the British Minister anJ
others. The following honorary degrees were CON
ferredi D. d. Edward Everett Hale Ii. D., PROBES
sors Francis Bowen Joseph Lowering Henry W. TOrrey
Governor Thomas Talbot and sir Edward Thornton a
NJ, Professor Asaph Hall and the Rev. J. H. Al
len; d. NJ. D., Professors l. ID. Shepard and N
w. Halves. The following were delivered Latin ora
ton, Ode supremis Mensibus Vita Ciceronis" by
Francis b. Patten Thesis, The New German Empire"
by Francis G. Taussig Disposition, "The Commercial
Agitation IN England" by william Schoheld; Dsserta-
tons, tho Patonio Idea I'm Art" by Albert
Poor; Modern Idolatry OF Culture" by William
DEW. Hyde, and "The Decline Of American ship
ping Engaged in Foreign Trade" by Wal
lace MscFarlane; "The Age Of Doubt, "a poem
by Edward Hale and Lord BeacOnsned's recent Dplo-
macy" by Francis s. swayze; 81. VI. Bigelow, A. NJ,
candidate in history the Legal Results OF tue Nor
man Conquest" Henry G.. Robinson, candidate 10
theology. " Our Need Of Spiritual Heroisn," anu VIM
W. Gauuett A. IS, a candidate in medicine on " ne
Liver IN PHOSPHORUS Poisoning aud IA Acute HeHo"
Atroply" Degrees then conferred on the classes
OF lie Law Medical and other schools, and on the iU
l,v- feao al IL
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Jarvis Field where brilliant audience was watching
the fourth game OF bail between Harvard anu Yale
Harvard won. the being to 3. Each cluO has
two games. md the decisive game will Do played in
Providence saturday.
AT meeting OF the Alumni Association In the nsrn-
ing James c. Carter, of NowYork. was elected pre@-
deut Other officers wero also chosen. The meeting
and dinner Of the Phi Beta Kappa Association tonor-
row VIII clOse the exercises OF COMMENCEMENT Heek
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oRATORY AT HAMILTON COLLEGE.

CLINTON, n. Y, June 24.-The twenty-fifth
Clark Prize Exhibition 10 oratoy was held this
evening with brilliant This 10 tho great
OF CONNER week at Hamilton. and thu
full competitor ranks in honor with the Yaledictoran
Professor Frnk presided and announced the following
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THE COMMENCEMENT SEASON
AsUccEssFUL COLLEGE YEAR.

THE LARGEST CLASSES EVER GRADUATED IRON
YALE AND HARvARD-DR BELLOWS KLfCItD
ONE OF THE BOARD OF HARVARD ovERsEERs-
GRADUATING EXERCISES AT ST. JOHNS, UNION.
AND OTHER coLLEGEs.
Harvard College yesterday graduated the largest
class which has ever left its precincts The Rev.
DR.. Bellows. of this city, was chosen one of the
Board of Overseers The graduating class of Yale is
also the largest in It's history. There have been
number of changes in the Yale Faculty during the
year. Commencement exercises were held by Union,
Hamilton. St. Johns. Vassar and other colleges.
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scHOoYERS U4LUcKY VOYAGE.

The officer in charge of the schooner Crum-
iuger OF Halifax from Para which arrived last night
al this port made sad report On March y on the out
ward passage, Edward Tbbins, seaman was washed 3D.
overheard Ia gale April ~ captain Cfnmhhger uieu
sict and aied on May 10 Joseph shutz died
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"W." sends So for the relief Of the colored
70 Governor 81. John. Topeka, Kansas.
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MARRIED

sTETSON-AAY-On "Wednesday, June IS, At 2. m, by
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A Pitl-s
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fsI'esents Tie fsassigns ~ telayerAiare
TRIBUNE OEFieH, June 20. 1 a. MA fan in the
barometer yesterday afternoon followed by slow
Inward movement. Clear weather followed early
u The morning BY iogSy aud partly cloudy weather and
nug the latter part Of the third quarter and part OF
tDe iasl quarter light rains fell. The temperature
snYed between 90 and SO the average being o. lower
han On Tuesday. 1he amount OF ia the air has
diminished slightly.
Cooler and partly cloudy weather. preceded by cloudy
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weather and possibly light showers may be expected in
tins city and vicinity to-day