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Of scarlet ever James eldest John Bard q this
pI, ryate' At he residence Of his fathern-aw John
MI ~ r cgy viii be- Inferred at woodaVn.
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1,a, ., the family are invited attend without further
the P-nas,iyana r. r train leaving York p
CHIRU--suddenly. AZ 1880 on WEDNESDAY. June 10
1879 FredeycE A. CLIrus, ~ Columbia College schsol Of
Mines late residence, 40 Grovest New-York City
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EXERCISEs AT sETON HALL.

TIE TWPSrY-rHRD ANNUAL COMM FSCEMENT-
GRADUATES AND HONOR MEN.
The twenty-third annual commencement of
S4t0u Hal College, South Orange, y j., TOOK place
ysserday morning. large ant was erected near the
college building under which tne professors stu
dent. aud patrons Of the college. Amoug those STATED
an the platform were Bishop COrrigan, Of Newark,
Bishop LJughn, of Brooklyn, Father Gock-ln president
of FortlLam College, Further HudOu, president OF st.
Frlucl. Xayicr College, and Dr. OLeary, Of Manhattan
College.
Tin, exercises were Of an interesting character and
ou4nsd with an rum tide orchestra. which was
followed by an GRAFTON entitled a Jurors Duties ~
Robert A. Yearly. The next OraOon by Felix q.
Fffray on An Abuse OF Wealth" The other orAtions
were a. foows: 81 The Ballot Martin l.. O'Conn0r;
Cousery alive Policy" Francis J. Hone; "Contented
Labor" Bernard O'ConHel. Dir. Hone did not deliver
s Grafton The degree Of Master OF Arts IS conferred
upon the following:
Butler r. Z. u Birher' q. T.
C,yis / A NcFItus len. O.
UGruil. p. F. hchrrVer -
GILMORE s. L. 0Gormtu " l.
Tie following students received the degree Of Bachelor
OF 4 IT'S:
Csstr.n vi UConnel' -
l-ufAy' ?. - to,r,.r 4. -
hopkins. j. p Yearly, r. A.
Nu.yanry. J. j.
IN. honor, for the year 1873 we're then awarded as
s,og IN, medals Tor GOOD conduct being decided by
ths vote. " the students Good conduct-le Hamilton
suesrD gold modal. John B. Bowling silver medals
Francis J. Howe. Isaac S. Wheaton, Vincent H. La
y,rche The priSs for the best standing In CHRISTIAN
d,ctripe -as awarded to joan j. Tixne; IN ethics
George c. Fourier; in metaphysic7. JOAN p Hopkins :
m .iyiI polty, Felix a. EnrAy u history OF European
atom George c. Pourer ia .u. John J. Boy an
I'm Greek John ]. BOylIn: ia mathematics, John j.
rigne. in natural science. Mathew Gallant IN logic,
-, 7 T,ghs: IN American and En- l-h history,
German Arthur j. Garrschr lu I@uHan5nip, AEchiDaii
BArslr 10 Bblr history, JOaeph q Dunn.
la Li .aIrrss 10 the graduates BDl0p Cortigan s>id
t.r Ir lid been prr3d MT N the 90 exc Tor NJ ZEN
80 but That be had never such progress ~ had
g..r.lrtsrlzrd he efforts 81 the s.udeuLs during
the p.st year. N0swII nstautlug the opposition
maj W. met on al sides, lie SAID Roman
GsfhoIic colleges spunglng up everywhere
lie considered that one 81 the greatest reason,
IN ri,r.uk wa that the Catholic Church was increas-
NJ ia tb. United States He Thought that the young
men Who were graduated from the different catholic
colleges would become army that wOuld soon
nrroul a the errors the day. They would DC able
~ cru,n Iogn Socialism Alhlsn ana the OtheI lshs
| mai were creating disorder IN society.
me Aumu meeting held IN the nall or inc COZ
eee before the commencement exercises. NJ, j. HOuthd
20 was ereed temporary chairman. comm ttee con
.isiipg OF John " Herman, 80 L. D. Harris, 30, Jonn
Loughran, go, ~ Flynn, 10, and T. NJ AuVaheS' 'S'
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GueciaI Notices.

ChiakuIyptu., thousand Dollar Acrostie.
Hope there g,eams for the man win these Ills
10 ne Sn 5ps tc tiy,, IS 5nT cHTSKALYPTUs;
knOwn II may be by as Pox OF IN
fovsiy pills small SMOOTH and white.
Youn surely dnd they ~lA curr YOU Quite
Together with crocodIes viewing me tree,
,gon'. chin KALYPrTS SHOWN At -rug store
CHINRAIN PrUS ~ sold a. reta ~ All druSsss 40 5oc'
EAU5G3EE 3 PsFGIE Cen AZ {. 1850 no eeaest y
Congress Water Is supen3nt, ca.hastie AID 1tsra
i've consists N iss en.te ilesa. W i,.l ''''' 9
-cd that br tates the mae "a. moiLo.'ic
Msn'- Mission sarth.-A thoroash li,,cal TreAtst
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VA queenstown on wHDN sDAy a. .. N, tor Europe
bv steaup ADys,na uesns;3wn tcorr sspon ionce or
vsne must D., so.cialy frrsoi ana 40 Tor France
ar ~ O FOR rr.Sc sTmsng Sc ~ steamship FTis va
Pymolis Chor0ourk ana h4nbGs pi
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Wcsl Thomas Also Porto ldeo Greet .S.ys
San Frlncsoo July /. The mall, Tor Australia &c Leave
san FRANCISCO 'uV e. rHos. l. JAMES. Postmaster.
Post once. Nes.YorS. June "a. 1870
Wanrcd.-A confidential position by man tor2nsh'y
his city ana chicago who have Known NO foI twent, yers
have been bcogkeeper In banks an cashier tof
houses Address W. "A. l.. lfiogne once.
Waste Hish Hats, " ee-worth " fine Manila ana
MaeAiaaw staws 10 New ChH'eh-ss~ upstairs
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rhiIhren and Inilnf..

More cures akin affections by the Cuticura
gemedr4 Fred RoHrer es0., cashier stock Growers Ma
tipud Bany Pueblo Colorado writes, Il ar 80 wei pleased
baby that cannot afford 90 dee without
n .n my house 10 wonderful and is bound o. ne
come very popular Its virtues known "a The
masses"
J. weeks esq, Town Treasured St Adams VI. saws in
letter. II works 10 charm baDv's
face and head. the bead entirely, and nearly
have recommended u 10 several
ADO Dr. Plant has ordered 70 for them
A. VI. Chick esq. Al franknst Boston saws; Ny lit
ne daughter eighteen months old has what the doctors call
eczema have tried most everything, and dt Ia have
used CUICCgA and SHE is almost new child, ana We feel
Yer uapuv.n
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COMMENCEMENT SEASON.

EXERCISES CONCLUDED AT PRINCETON
DIPLOMAS GIVEN TO ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN
GRADUATES by DIR. RcosH-THE SETON HALL
COMMENCEMENT.
The commencement exercises closed satisfactorily
yesterday at Princeton. DR.. McCosh handed d.
plomas to 11S graduates, and made brief address
He said the college out of debt. Mr.. Dodge
spoke at the alumni dinner. Exercises were also
held at Seton Hail. and at the Brooklyn Collegiate
and Polytechnic Institute.
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ARMY CORPS ELECTIONS.
DISTINGUISHED SOLDIERS AGAIN on DU1Y-NAMEs
WHICH VETERANS REVERE.

DISTINGUISHED SOLDIERS AGAIN on DUlY-NAMEs
WHICH VETERANS BEvkRE.
AIRAyY, June 1S.-The Society of the Army
- tas James met at lweddlo Han tins AFTERNOON
yieueraI Charles f. Deyeus, late president o.
me society acted as chairman. The following officers
were proposed by committee composed Oi Generals Al
deu a. Neyg-Y0rk HIwley, OF Connectcut ana Bray on
of RHODE Island. They verr elected Dy aceiamat0h +;
Pra.jieur Grncial X. NJ. Curtis, or New 1oIh wee
sidents Generals +. = Greeley. 81 SOW Itafch conn.,
- + ,i..u8 CL.caao H.; j. l. Gus, NJr'ha.lpt0n,
T.s, aad C. Brtyton, Providence, r. H. Gol2n' tflnA
a Rntts OF New-l0rs CITY ana Major W. + ssei-
vlrgn OF Troy ~ y treasure Genera q. \; li.Iis3n
-ec1tarv Priva;e Joseph Parker ~ No"-A C4'5'
chaplain, l.. 4. Chapman, GreeuUush' y. A.
THE FIFTH ARMY CORPS.
-, Society 81 the Fifth Army Corps met to-day Cen
,.l James N Quado presiding. resolution couEra;-
mating General Fitz john Porter on the isyCri-
bile verdict arrived 20 by the court recently convened
10 reyeW his c1so WA 80 nm 3 In '6e
eusun g year readrnt, General James Ac' ilg vice
ir.r General T. T. Locks eAcCutFe comm ,tro pti
cal H. A Barunm, Colonel a. NJ Clark and fr;yaLe j.
Al webb 5tu Now York Volunteers. General Warren
presented the society with two uag-.
THE NINTH ARMY CORPS.
The Ninth Army Corps have elected the foi0W wing ON
cers for the ensuing year; PRESIDENT General u T..
B,ruside; vice president Colonel HQushtou' secre-
tary. q. H. Barney; treasurer Ooionoi L14"'N'
TIE SIXTH CORPS.
The acietv Of The sixth CORPS to-day elected the fol
Io-ine officers: President-Gcncral Mcmahon. Vice
presoents-GeneTal Adam E. King, General Charles
rsveps Colonel l. H. Rhodes and General T. H. NELL.
re.,,udI,g S.cfc y-Miior Ivan Ialioi recording
Secretary -Co!ohtI AoDO4' - O''
samuel 1Tucsd-l.
THE CAVALRY CORPS ASSOCIATION.
The Cavalry Corps Association Of the United states
t ot st.ygix Hall to-day and elected the following
oicr.. Pre.deut. General Macintosh OF NeW-Jersey
,,.ce-presdeuts General McGrogg, OF PeHnsy wanna
VIZ - anr,uu of Indiana; General forfeit, ~
Goi"yyare. General Blackmar. Of Washington tnJhe.
Tretcpe OF New York. ard Colonel C9rsOk, Oh -o''i'
a. Penn Secretary Major Hatch, New YORK.
"Wbat miserable little eggs again lake
80 W, Isne aud lei the hen set eln little lonser!
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H4REIEN.

C,npF>-TFP- NFT. SON--On Tuesday June y. 1879.
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The number of German mineral springs
whose waters are manipulated before being bottled j.
large that schultz and other lcursrs u order
not 10 ay themselves liable 10 the charge OF partially
have begun to expose them In aplabe teal order They
intend 10 90 through the 5r aud snow mp the mineral
water pirates who san under " the nag Of nature
lNrW-I DIX Express.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

SyI0rsis JoT ne pasi 2l hours.
WASHINGTON, June -, a. m.-Ihe barom-
eter has risen slightly IN Atlantic States. OHio Val
ley ane Lower Lake region. but Is stationary or lower IN
the Northwest and Southwest and in California North
east winds continue, with cloudy weather and light
RAIN in the South Atlantic States and Lower Lake re-
ou and with clear weather in The Ohio Valley. South
west winds prevail in the Northwest and Southwest,
with clear weather except cloudy from Kansas 10 Mani
toba. Northwest winds prcvat ON the Pacific Coast.
Tiidied'iOns.
For the Middle Atlantic ates. rising, followed by
falling barometer mn shing nOrtherly Winds shifting
10 warmer eistery, partly cloudy weather
For New-Englan rising barometer, northerly fol
lowed by variable Winds slightly warner, partly cloudy
weather
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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Handbook q Practical Physics BY Frederick Guthrie.
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FruaE
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Tue CoIouei'- Opera Cloak l6nlo. closb. 81
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THE GRAND ARMY REUNION.
,nnprss nv GENERAL. HAWLEY.

r,c,ps CHOSEN BY THE GRAND ARMY or TIE
r,p,-nttc AND OTHER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Nrw-YoRK CORPS GREATLY ADMIRED.
7, Albany Yesterday the Burgesses Corps, the Old
rnar1. of this city, and the Utica Citizens Corps
marched IN the streets and were greatly admired.
The Grand Army of the Republic and
several army corps societies held meetings
oDd elected officers. General Ilawley made o long
address before the Society of the Army Of the 20
tornac. RE spoke of the importance of military
training tine injustice of necessarily carpng at the
Army. and the imperative need of well organized
S1ate miIltlas.
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IL i aepev, admitted that there cannot be ANYTHING
more y delicate perfummE she handkerchrl than
frgRtY p AyASs FLORIDA WAFER bUf ~ great and DIS
4c pfrprrty adaDjabty ~ Jlr use- ~ the OATH
IN IL the only perfume that know or especially ana partc
ulary rs Way. The power IT, uts ~ innart
Inc the bath great sooJhiag refreshing amt IN
Viz effects. Il peculiar 10 ITSELF
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T b. PETERSON & BROTHERS
GEO. R.L0lkWOon.

The Last sthenan by victor Eylb,l- Translated from
the swedish. lZmu v0uus near 500 pages c'Jth
b.al l. and gold. price u 70.
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&" History" George Van Derveer american Enter
PRISE IweIl s,r Hupsnrsy pay ,.. John IN
Progress OF Civilization = A. Il Nelson Limits tlons
to Human Knowledge; Joseph Z. Aldrich, Gossip =
Prizes were awarded n follows:
Senior Prizes-Brosdhesd Prize for Classics / W:
suydam Priz. for Composition l. ". GOwen; Appleton
Pre- for Moral Philosophy. a. II. Demsrest Van Doren
Prize for Mafhsmafi A. b. Nelson Bowser Prize for
Best Thesis +. A. WILDER; Cook Prize for hmeraogy
Junior Prze-wm. Wilson Prize for Mental Philosophy
sophomore Prizes-Peter spader Prize In Modern His
tory 1st, L. L. Taylor Peter sDader Prize In Modern
History ed. c. ~ lronside Myron w. Smith Prizes for
Freshman Prz--Tuns quick Prize Tor Grammar and
Spelling, W. ;. Cranmer ana r. J. Wortendyke.
The degree or Bachelor OF Arts was conferred on the
John III = ara Aekerman, Joseph Elmer Aldrich. A.
Cramer. Clarence stevens Dawson, Alfred Howard
DeBarcst Louis Augustus Du Bots, John Prclinghuyssn
man Hagrman. ir, Peter Kenney Hageman, Edward
Woolsey JeuoEt, William Kamp. se2men Miller, Asher
Murray, AbraR Van Lew Pumyea, De Witt Gilbert
Rockefeller Ernest Lnwood Runyon. John Scarlet. Cor
neus sobenck, Ezekiel Csrman scudder, IT,, Theodore
endau Todd- G@oTge YIN Derveer' George Vredenburg
Van Sestc. DAVID Demaresi ZIorskie, Albert Chamber
lam Burt.
The degree OF Bachelor Of Science conferred on
the following candidates in course; Copdict Malhr
Cutter, George Hill Franklin Marsh Tadanarl Mats
dsra, Alfred Berry Nelson, Francis Augustus WILDER
The following honorary degrees were conferred A.
samuel De We're, of Turkey, n j. A. M.-NLlhni :
HcN4ir, principal OF Brandywne Seminary ~ whining
j. D. D.-Maricus n. Hutton, OF Mount Vernon. v y;
Ileodorie Lomayn Beck, OF Hope College, Michigan
B.shop-alect OF the Reformed Episcopal Church.
Peter j. MiiiIken, OF BComDurg, " Y, delivered the
seamen Miller, OF Llnitngo. y. y; after which the
gcBrdctOu pronounced and tie audience dispersed
TIE students showed an unusual degree OF hgn attain
men, and the Alumni dinner wa largely attended
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rrr,ErvG UP A DIsoRDrRLY RESORT.

BREAKTNG UP a DIsORDERLY RESORT
4 resort Of disOrderly negroes in the rear
Of No. $50 West Thirty-thirl-st broken up last
.ght ty Captain Wams's police. number OF men
and women was arrested
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53D broadway.
Tcssa Wadsworth's Discipline. By jennie N. Drink
water. l-mu, u 90
Nv Desire. tale. By the author Of the Wide Wide
World" l-u0. 625 pages, q -.
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DEGREES CONFERRED AT BROWN.

wa appointed to draft constitution and bylaws for
the proposed organization.