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DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.
REGULAR PAD-a2.OO; Incipient diseases, first
.nro stages Chills and Fever, etc
SPECIAL PAD-S3.O0; Chronic Liver and Stomach
Disorders and Malaria
SfLEEN bELI-SoW Enlarged Spleen and Liver
and Chill Cake ~
INFANT PAD-$1 80; PREVENT We and Cnra NJ Cbo,
plants
Auxiliaries for Nervous
BODY PLASIEhS-5oc. and Circulative Trou.
- bles, throwing off OBJ
tOOI Palr-5Oc struct.ons aud ienoving
pains.
ABSORPTION sAJr, ] Auxiliary for Colds
HOY o5c. hoxes 81 oS Sick Headaches, numb.
ness OF extrenlties, etc
For further information as to diseases reached by
be Pad ana its Auxiliarles. consult our pam
phiet Address
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have large bulletin Of Houses aud Lots for
SAFE IN ell sections of the city Parties DESTROYS of
selling or buying are requested to give me call
LOANS NEGOTIATED by Il. A. MOINTIRE tr
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
EAL ESTATE BULLETIN
Tire Storv Houses for Sale.


~
THOS. E. WAi6AMAN. $40 Seventh street
Changes made Wednesdays AID SaturdaysD
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FOR RENT.
4 Store GIT sth st. Sc. $500
go 1890 Is 81, FURNISHED ~ rs 1900
S..oie, ST. Del tth ana 9th se............. 500
Nos: Suoo1UZE lu ri nW furnished, M L.. 400 On
10. ~ dIa zap 81. moo lmps -.............. GOO
10 az 800 IA ave W., houseSstore, m IL rs. &c 66
~ go missouri ave, gas and water, % co. 90
~ Oh 81 ne, iufnlshed. rs............... $500
FOR SALE
9 Ssl 18th St So, lot 1850
94i Rhode Island ave-, mcd- imps ,. 650O
Houses and Lots for sale in all sections OF the city
AUG. A NICHOLSON, Real Estate Broker.
.oo Lenox Building, corner It'll and g st.
JsnZ5f Room No. 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
CAIENDAKs THI4 DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHiWBEas- DonohUe Court opens at
Calendar called at IL a NOs. 90, 81. 81 1906
40, 49, 2l, 2i3 20 2jl 2j2 2jS -0t POO Assessment
l8I 1876 1874 1913. 1876 M 1875 lJJ 300. 2Ol 2O 1U3,
2Gl, 200. zoo, 2Ul 2o -U9, 30 2l 2l2 Zl3 pa 5. 10
~, 2lS. ~, 80, &3l.
OENEEAL IEiaI-AdIOumed until Septemberl.
SPECIAL JEKN-DonOlur, J.-COurt opens az II m.-NO.
llU3-1umu agt Bowers ana another.
CIRC-PAT Ivan BTuut j. Court opens at 1890
No day calendar.
PAIR Ii-AUourued Tor tho term.
PART IIl-AoJOura cd sine die.
SUPEmoR COUET-GRNELAL rERW-hdjourncd sine de-
SPECIAL TERHSed-WIcG J-COurt held between 10 ani IL
An No uav calendar.
RIAL IEsA-PAET l-AdiOufBcd Tor the term
Part II-AtOuIutd Tor the term.
Part IIl-AdIourlCd cor the tern.
CUiiNON PLEAs-GENERAL IERa-AdOurued until July :.
SPECIAL 1Emi-Llrremore court opens at IL a. NJ
y day calendar.
EQUITY IEaSl-Adlourned for the term.
TitIAL TEHN-PAI I-AuOurueI Tor the term.
PAM II-AtjOurIed Tor the ttrln.
MARINE COLkT- TRIAL IEgG-PAET I-AdJourned FOR the
term.
PART H-Goepp J-Court opens at T. m.-No day cal.
eudar.
PART uI-Adiourncd for the term.
GENERAL sEssoSs-PAET I-Gndersleeve J.-AGjourned
tie term
rARI II.-Cowlng J.-Adourned for the term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
N1TY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July -.Chief-Engineer c. L.
DeyaIlcn Passed AsSstan Cineers Robert Crawford
c. W Roche G.. II. stivers and II. II. Cine ordered
TO hold themselves IN readiness service. Passed
Assistant Engineer Alfred Adamson is detached from
duty at Philadelphia, and ordered TO hold himself IN
readiness for sea-seryce Chief Engineer E. ID.
Robin is detached from special duty ut the Wet
Point Foundry and ordered 10 the Pensacola, and also
As feet engineer Of the Pacific Station. Engineer j. H.
Sears is ordered 10 tho KeTsarge at New-York Cadet
Engineers W. CrygIer and T. f. Carter ordered TO
the Marion at Portsmouth, y. II.
The torpedo boat Dispatch arrived at Washington
Navy Yard yesterday afternoon. The Wachusctt ar
rived at Yicksburg June p, having been out 1
DAYS and : hours from NewOrieans.
A dispatch TO the Navy Depart uent from Commander
Evans Of the training ship Saratoga announced his
rival AT santa Cruz TeneTne. June 3. He to have
sailed tor Bermuda June II.
NORFOLK, Va, July IL commodore A. X. Hughes this
morning took formal charge OF the GOspOrt Navy Yard,
and was saluted by the receiving ship Franklin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
A BUSY DAY AT AMHERST.
ALUMNI RXERCIsES-AN ELECTION OF TRUSTEES
SPEECHES BY EMINENT MEN.

ALUMNI RXERCIsEs-AN ELECTION OF TRUSTEES
SPEECHES BY EMINENT MEN.
AMHERST, Mass, July 2.--The exercises to-
day began with the junior class physical exhibition in
Barrett Gymnasium aud consisted of marching ana
dum0-be movement, followed by heavy gymnasuc ex-
erclses.
AT $50 q. M. the alumni meeting was held IN
College Hail. which more largely attended than last
year. probably because OF the election OF trustees. The
opening address was delivered by the Hon J. n. Mar
shall OF Lowell Of the OF '53. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
PRESIDENT Is shop L. ID. Huntington, 80.
Wee Presidents Rev. DR.. Ste Ihns 81; the Hob
Mr.. Fowler, 81 Professor Francis A.Waker, co. tue
Rev. MI StOddard, Al Ex-Governor Andrews, 90.
Secretary and IfedSUer-ProfessUr X. II. Mather. Of
Eroetitce CODimihee-PrUiossor f.. Hitchcock, az
Professor T.. +. Crowc 80; tbe Rev. NJ. Woods go s.
the Rev. MIR. Hawiey, IS; and W. a Dickinson, 30.
The inspectors OF election were reelected.
The hnal for the truseeshps left vacant by tho
death Judge Perkins and Samuel Bowles handed
IN as follows For long term, five years-Ge0rge How
land 80. ALB votes f. A. Walker, go, 1876 votes; and
Mr.. WashbuIn, 40. 20 votes. For short term, four
years-FranCIs A. Walker, 392 votes Mr.. Wash0um,
l24 votes ana Mr.. Rowland, lO3 votes.
Interesting remarks made by Bishop Hunting
ton the Rev Dr. Sebbns Professor jerks, 30 the Rev
DR.. Hamilton ex-Speaker Grow, A. President Seeley
anal H. bugbce 80 president OF AHeghany college,
Al O'Clock IN the afternoon George h. HOaf, OF Mof-
cester very scholarly address before tho Social
Union on The Place OF the College Graduate IN AmeIl
can Lie"
Tie presidents reception and the promenade concert
in Walkers Hal and the g gymnasium followed. .
Tomorrow commencement closes, With graduating
addresses by OF senior class, ana tue pre-
emf man. f nfE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
DECISIONn-.JrLY ..

Supreme Court Chambers-By Judge Lqwrcnce.--
and te report o. the referee &c 1crcd before tie motion Tor
ieye to HiG snPPemsnta Wa made tis Win me
the deienoant to pay sgch allowance - condition Tor gIn
the clerk jenkins agt AdamAlhs tiis OF this acon not
having been concluded do not think mat u rs within ny
ant to The plaintiff as condition ior peru,ng TIE Geend
seuled by hrd with the crk Carr sg Wood
Giicp 81 he %g,s S,.l a.r Erie and Western Painqd
Company-Noou qutsh should be granted win costs
By Judge Braiy-Lockwood agt Farev.or order settled.
SD,cidI T,rm-By Judge LaVrence-D au,bmaun agt.
scnuiing.-scc memorandum. Pen agt Pelsee meuorAn-
BY Jnd" Kan vorsThe sheldon hat Blocking Company
agt. the flckenmeyer lat Blocking Company-Caso and
By Judge Donohue.-Roso agt. Rose.--Grauted
Sgperi0r CeTt-SDegGt icrm-By Judge Sedgwick
$40 C.s TO- The gah De Leon aei Ee cvefgia Order
siGBed svy = agt Adler Williams AT cannon. orIers
Long 81 ali Wells az Long ct al HgdslAo,or as Long
as aA a 1s,ers aud m !mt % re
Com@uy.-Or1er dsmsaigs action granted. hlenAnecht
sion ordered -hga at Drum mond AImtaee AZ Mace.
ing complaint Rogers the Mutual Insurance Com.
at Brodsrick DuI agt the Union Home etc; Tenny
Ggt Epstein; CrayheaI agt Iigman Crosby agt CiTon
Morse AT CumHIns; Henderson agJ. savage Levy agt.
Coun Baldwin ag, carou Bennett agt Nlee CT
stman Ducke ct phi Jesup ast steureri Coolidge agt
Homei Manly agt safsbury.-orders granted.
Common Pieqs-SDecGi IeTm-Bv Judge Van Hoe
sen-AIecke Tor the plaintiff Oyn-
1ue Bank for savings agt Webser-Ine motion 20 com
pei Mr. Wa lace % rent to the receiver In case he does
surrender possess to he receiver gtaltc
opinion file. OsJrdm at. williamson Demurrer sus.
tanned opinion. IcKwOrth kOdch.-MOuOn denied
opinion on ile.
Judge larItmOre.0I wood etc. ag'. B1forNOiOn de-
MED without prJudicr OPINION on me- iOOkei agt Ar
u HoIs.aI liyssc
the matter Of the assignment Of Haar etcAppcauOus
granted.
Marine Court Chambers - BY Judge Shea
Bailey COuklinMOtOn graHtal with $40 costs. KING
BaChman endant placed m the custody OF his ajOr
Joseph Carr-Order granted smith Reilly
Moore MoOe-urlers settled ana nled CapD agL Der
Ucksou.-Dcl4u opened.
ID ttDvgI.-hdlAcr granting
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03

Tie cornerstone of. "a temple intended for
the use OF German Freem2sons IN this city LAID
Yesterday afternoon IN FIftoeBth-s, Secondavs.
The budrngis designed Dc lO3 feet long, 80 feet
wide aud d We stories high
The ground floor will be arranged that 1t may be
leased FOR business purposes On the second floor there
Will be hall or lecture-room. The remaining three
oOrs will be divided into lodEeroOss each so feet by
80 feet The material used will bS Baltimore brick with
Nova Scotia trimmings The building will be highly
ornamental 10 its external finish.
Before the moaieA Of aging the cornerstone there
was a parade embracing nearly all OF the German
lodges OF New York City aud BROOKLYN, and the liner
cen. Craua Lodge which seleCtcd 10 conduct the
ceremonies. The Cornerstone WAS laid by the Grand
Master Z. L. J.. HOhenth~l, aud his associate Grand
bartholomew Krusi. In the evening banquet was en-
owed lodges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1879
THE COURTS.
SUITS AGAINST ELEVATED ROADS.

SUITS AGAINST ELEVATED ROADS.
One of the finest structures on the line OF
the Metropolitan Elevated Railway ia the sevcnstory
building OF the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
In Park place. The insurance company has sued the
railroad company for 100000 damages claimed to
have resulted from the building and operation OF the
road. The plaintiffs say that they expended 100000
in remodcng the building in 1875, bui since the eie-
vailed road started IL has been impossible TO rent the
offices the columns OF the road sruc-
ture into the vaults OF the sub cellar and inlure
them depots erected in front OF the building ana
the roadbed itself ob~truct the light; the nose DUST
smoke and cinders njure the health OF the occupants or
the buildings the noise prevents the cOmpahys ceihS
from doing their work; and, moreover the plalntIH'
arge that although they rave expended several thuu
sand dollars fods OF ventilation 20 overcome these
evils they have not been successful III Is further
claimed that the railroad company has no legal right 10
the street.
Minott Mitchell few weeks purchased a ticket NJ
a station OF the New-York Elevated Railroad but dld
IL Wien he attempted 70 pass INTO
a train with this ticket on Subsequent day ne was
elected from the station. He has begun a SUIT III the
Superior Court gain the road for 81 300 damages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHNGToN, July 1.-Brigadier-Genera 4.
A. Humphreys, Chief OF Engineers, having served over
forty consecutive years "a commissioned officer is at
his own request retired from active service, con.
folmily with section l243 Of the Revised Statutes.
The resignation OF Lieutenant AriOsto McCrm-
mou 18Th Infantry has been accepted by the President
10 take effect June 20. 1879.
Secretary Mctrary has directed Surgeon George NJ.
sferuberg, who is temporary duty In city,
TO report O. the President or the National Board OF
Health for duty Tic Havana omission. which
visit Havana inquire into the different phases etc.
Of yellow fsysr.
Changes OF stations OF troops reported 10 the Adj
Office during he week ending June %
Company d. stn Cavalry, 10 SANTA Maria, Tex; Com
NAMES b. l. aud w. jth Arultrv, to Atlanta Ga: Head.
quarters ana Companies A, d. III and l. 1871 Infantry.
To Atlanta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
gltuutlons GUanteo-Aldles

MEXICAN GENTLEMAN of good family
N 70 be companion with gentlemen 81 culture no
oksctien to golag abroad had experience unqucs
Sngbe references .vcn and best would be pleased
10 MI position In importing house habits are
temperate QstterS not postals, ucsrsd Address j. j.
PEARSALI- Clinton Corners, Duchess County
NOACHMAN.-A respectable cOlOred man
y in private family coacsmaa give tse best Of
city references his last employer call address t.
O., III West Z9th.st.
C0ACHMAN and GROOM.-By n young man,
~ single: has nrStcaas city and country reference
COACHMAN Box = tribune Uptown ONCE, 1885 Broad
COACHNAN and GROOM.-Wishest to fad a
~ suitable situation IL perfect IN his dues alss sober
and in particulars references Address
COACHMAS, 24l W. Assist
GARDENER, &c.-By a young German on
~ Dr. vats place understands gardening Of horse
and would make himself useful good references Please al
dress p r.. Tribuas Uptown once, No LIS BrosauaI.
TSEFULMAN.--By q young married man Il
situation any .ind; speak German and English
used TO horses; four years references. Liza zdavo
WAITER, VALET or USEFULMAN.-Has
w e1oer for either position Is honest strictly
prr.ts and ms business city country
encss Address H. BOX zoo, Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1888
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
THE sTEAM.HEATING PROJECT.

The certificate of incorporation OF the steam
heating company, with which General Spnoia has been
connected filed yesterday. It is called the New
York Steam Power and Heating Company" Its objects
are stated making Of Steam to be conveyed in
pipes through the streets, squares and lanes OF New
York, for the purpose Of heating all BUILDINGS, pubic
and private for cooking and for the heating OF water
in houses, and for a motive power IN all cases whero
steam can he properly used; also for cleaning the
streets lee and to be used In any and every
manner where steam can be employed for useful pur
pose" The capital stock j. S5OOOOOO 10 be divided
into 600 The corporators wards Pierre
pont Henry G.. Stebbins. Edwin ID. Morgan. Marshall
Roberts Nelson NJ Beckwitn. Hugh j. Jeweit, Robert
LeIox Kennedy and Henry f. Vail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
COMMENCEMENT AT wATERyLLE.

WATERyILLE, Me-, July 1.-THE cOmmence-
of Waeryc Classical Institute this year Is Of
much note beng the semI-centenDlai anniversary OF
the institution. Many distinguished alumni from all
parts the country will take part IN the reunion. III
Guiding the Hon. Nelson Dngley, jr, who VIII deliver
an Grafton before tue alumni The history and remiu-
lsccnCcs from 1929 1913 will be read y Professor
William Matthews, LII D., OF Chicago, and the Rev g.
3. Cow A. NJ OF Michigan, will relate the history fIOui
lS43 to tue present year. To-day the commencement
exercises OF the preparatory class OF the college oc-
CURED the alus church. TINS afternoon the grad
ustug OF the young ladies' collegiate course,
zine In number were listened 20 by la IL audience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
WITHOUT GOLD And STOCK RlPoRE

BALTIMORE, July 1.-The Gold and Stock
Telegraph Company to-day removed twelve instruments
from the Offices Of brokers in this city. sone time ago
demand made by the brokers FOR instruments that
would work more rapidly than those now In use, and
they were ordered To be manufactured. Subsequently
the brokers led to believe that another company
would he ready BY the LIST of July
the Of June twelve OF the brokers served notice
upon telegraph company remove the Instruments
on he u OF JAY. Ths Instruments accordingly
removed to-day and the brokers nad no report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
LIABILITY FOR ICY SIDEWALKS.

Joseph +. Darling, OF NO. NelIS0n-pIace,
in February, 1877, slipped upon ice on the sidewalk.
His injuries severe. and he sued the city FOR dam
ages IL shown that he knew the place TO be dan
gerous but he was not warned OF its condition the
evening ne fell JuGgc Van Bruut dismissed the COM
plant ON the ground of cOnfrbutOry negligence.
The Supreme Court, General Term, has reversed this
decision, holding the duty the city authori-
10 Keep The public streets in such condition that
they may DC safely taversed by day and by night. The
plaintiff could properly be restrained from present
ing his case 10 the consideration Of the jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
THE COMMEYCEMENq SEASON.

CLOSING EXERClSESAT WILLIAMS COLLEGE
WmLIAMsTowN, Mass, July 2-On Mon
day evening Mr. Charles Francis Adams jr, addressed
the Adelphic Union Literary Societies. This is always
the leading Grafton OF tue week. At first he promised
disappointment. but during ths last forty minutes OF his
address he spafed with wit gossippy made clever
hits grew eloquent, wise aud earnest, and away
audience in a happy mood, il not dsgh His sub
ect not announced formally treated was " Failure
and success IN Life" lie believes in the mauuess born
of outdoor living advised adventure not speculation
on the Street. but rough csmpngs IN forests and
fans He made little OF college routine and much OF in
divldual will and character; he advocated taking up
the first work which to hand though it be hand
ling pick driving piano lie held that science set
tied questions politics and OF right and morals with
4 sure and irresistible decision.
Yesterday the Society OF Alumni meets. with the Hon
Rufus Woods OF the class OF 10 rs president. There
VINO have gone aud the election oi trustee. Ii - c1
urcted that Mr.. Lawrence Hopkins, son OF DIR. Marx
Hopkins viii be choson. The condition OF the college
l. very gratifying 10 all lls lrends FtrsScut Chad-
hourpe mas ShOun very great executive ability. and on
all sides Is spoken OF As the best OF teachers. Certainly
An enthusiasm for study and honorable rank Is very
marx ed among ths students Dr. Marx Hopkins, now
in his year, Is st fresh and vigorous
lind and hoe v straight as an arrow firm In movement
and keen and clear rs ever In thought
To-day, exercises closed the eIgbtyffth Commence
meut OF WilIAuls College. After literary eaiertan-
rent by this graduates, the Commencement dinner
nlare 1t Goodrich Hall Snerehss made bl
rrsDie eX President Ho Us and others, among whom
we're DAVID Dudley FIELD, Martin l. Townsend, Chief
Justice AdauS Ana ihs Minister to the United
from tee sandwich Islands The following degrees
conferred to-day:
'Ha-Gsrman Barclay, Of Albany, y. Y; Henry W.
RI. BOD OF ChcsEu. III
othv g. DArng VI schenectady, y. y; the Rev. Henry
NJ iooth OF Nev-Jersey tue Rev Edward W. Noble, Of
Ii III. ~ Daures Marion Stains and Freeman l. Bum
stead, Of Ncv-1Ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
RESCUED IRON 4 SINKING BRIG.

The brig Castalia, which arrived here yes
t.rday from Csrdenas, June "a, in latitude 30o2V
Longitude 70ol2, fell IN with the brig ANNE Murche Of
st. John, y. b., in command OF Captain Simpson, also
from Cardenas for NewYork. Tho Annie was IN sink
ing condition having sprung leak the day previous
without any apparent cause. The captain concluded
10 abandon her she making four inches hour
with all the pumps going. The Casal!a took on the
captain and seven and brought them TO this port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
a CONTENTION or MUSIC TEACHERS.

CECINYATI, July 1.-The Music Teachers
National Association in this city this morning with
fair attendance Mr. DerOOi. OF Lexington, KY presi-
dent Of the association delivered interesting address
setting forth the objects Of the association rosou-
lion was adopted authorizing the president for
state 10 organize State conventions for the purpose
flIlnerluz the interests of tho National Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
6elp uauteo.

Two STOVE PATTERN Wanted,
In a foundry O' 200 floors capable OF taking
tire charge OF shop thoroughly Lis
apd 30 capable II managing forty 90 seventy
viii but energetic man, who execute
ders prUspy ara csADy To hrstclass man ts Will he
situation. stale experience aud
qurrd Apply ALPHA, Metal Worker Oneo 80 teadv-st,
= sw YORK
LAANTED.-Salesme To take general State
w agencies alAry amt expenses paid references
CURED rsIu MPH MFG CO.. ll6 Monroe-st, Chicago.
NIANTED.-One salesman for each State ;
salary SlOO per month an expenses references
required Ia BELLE MFG Co. Chicago
ANTED.-RESlDENT AGENTS in every
city In NewNork and NewJ crsey, for and
just largo profits and entirely respectable
for good men. G. r. PAGE ii East l4thsL
VA ANIED.-A iirst-clasS farmer and wife TO
w manage good fafta by stating age expert.
once family. &c Address FARMER, Tribune Uptown OF
nee. .Jo broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
OHIO wEsLEYNN UNIVERSITY.

DELAWARE, Ohio, July 2.-At the COM
nencc lncut OF Ono Wesleyan University class OF
forty were graduated, eight OF whom were ladies.
Nnety-seyon app cants presented themselves ior adj
mission to the freshman class at the entrance examna
lions. During tie year the institution catalogued 6l5
students, OF HON 243 are IN the cOuegiBtG depart
ment. The OuIo Wesleyan University reports property
and endowment 10 tine amount o. e75U,OOU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03

era James Shields and increase the pension OF Caro-
line S. Webster.
For the relief OF f. i. Rice. 49,, -. o-
For the relief OF Joseph r. Collins Vetoed June ~
1870.
For the relief OF VIM. Nephew King. jr.
For the relief OF the estate of Henry tonaru' -,
Z o allow John MerTinan and Frank BrOWh, VI shni!
land 70 uport and land cattle for breeding purposes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
EXCURSION or KNIGHTS OF PYzHI4S.

WATERBURY. Conn, June 30.-On Saturday
about 700 knights Of Pythias ana their families wont TO
High Rock Grove the line Of the Naugatuck Rail
road for Gays picnic There were delegations from
various parts Of State. Several excursion trains
,yer mt nm the road by SUPERINTENDENT Beach, aud the
occasion was ono of successful u Inc history
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03

OF this large picnic ground and grove Croquet boating
swinging and dancing followed the banquet with the
Wheeler and Wilson Band 10 furnish the music The
happy feature of tho occasion the entire absence OF
the rough element and noisy intoxicated person
was on the ground monster excursion from the Nan-
gatuck Valley to Coney Island Is contemplated on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
THE SOUTH NoRwALK HIGH SCHOOL.

The commencement exercises of the South
Norwalk II gh school took place Friday, June ~ at
the Opera House. The graduating class consisted of
Aida DAY. Mary A. Day, Alice Il. Fitch, Carrie a. sey
mour MARY H. EVoaacn, Annie NJ. COmstock. Helena
Clsrkson Luc,en Il. Bouton, william Q. Foote aud
Charles A. Mead. Al $50 Oo.oc. the young ladies and
gentlemen took their places tho stage attended by
the teachers Of the Union School r. Seymour. esd
principal, and Miss G. A. NtntOn, principal OF
HE High school The Board Of Education
with tho clergy OF Nor.sl. and South Nor
walk also occupied prominent position. the
stage, The programme fOllIns. SautatOrt.
Practical Education" Mr.. william G. footo; 10 an
of Are" Miss Helena Clarksou " silent influence -
Mis-. Amir NJ Comstocki Cbiyairy tho Old and Tho
New" Mss Alice h. Fitch Memory" Miss Aida Day
" The CLlness question: Mf. Lucleh r. bouton " Ono
Hundred Years Hence" Miss Carrie Seymour "a Day
in ths Reign VI Queen Elizabeth" Miss MAY Eyondon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03

Ru ed Talents" Miss NJ. A. Day; Mlestones," with
yaedIc DRY, by Mr.. Charles A. Mead Presentation OF
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