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DIED.


BROaLEY-suddenv. Monday, June o. Jane NJ wife Of
the Rev Bromley, In the f1th year ~ her age.
Relatives respectfully Invited 10 attend tho
the Madison Avenue Bapst church MAdis0n-
ave and 3lstst., on THURSDAY. June 20 at2 y M
COOPER-On June %, st II East 2sths Of pneumO-
Hiram p. Cooper
Fnnera Rochester VI
CRATG-At Stanoryille Duchess County v Y. TUESDAY
morning June "a 1879. AIDE aide Charch beloved wife
OF Austin craig.
HOLDICH-ou Monday June 90, after long and painful
Illness, Lydia AUSTIN wife VI the hoY. Joseph H0dich
D. D.
Funsra services late residence Rtgedaleave, Nor
ristoyyn. =. T. on THURSDAY June 20 az p m.
Train leaves n Barclay and ChrstoDhersts, az
$3.50 d.. D.: returning leaves MOrrlstOwn al b:2O D. IN
MILLs-On Monday jane % ~ his ate residence 2l5 2d
ave Andrew Mills. IN the 73d year ~ his age
attend the funeral AZ the Pres
byferau Memorial ChurcA MsdsOnaye. and J3dst, Wed
nrsday, June 3D. at / % clock % m
mon schools school Trustees Of the Eleventh and seyrn
Al late residence, az y
o'clock sharp day 81 The funeral Friends are KINDLY
requested not 20 send flowers
NAPIER-In Brooklyn, Monday June %, John Napier in
alst ~ his age.
Funeral ,sryces az church. Clinton and HART
s0n-sts. o Thursday, 26th inst, a. 4 D. n
NEVIUs-At New brunswick June %. Catharine Pohe-
mus. widow Of tho lac Hon. James = NeVius, aged rs
Frend are Invited attend her funeral tho residence OF
professor Demaresr. on wednesday, al 3 ,.
Train leaves New-GOrk at l ,. NJ
pRFSCDTr-At Newton, \. J., June TO- Hiss AnnG Pres
colt aged 70 years 10 mouths.
Boston Post please COPY.
RO-s-In brooklyn June a. George Ross 81 years.
Funeral will be held az his ste rirnr. lC9 9Th
ays, Brooklyn, THURSDAY June 20, a. 3 Do m.
SCUAEFFER-At Ithaca. sunday June a. Of scarlet
SCHUYLER ~ Charles Ashmgad ana Eva
Ign schuyler sehaener. agel 3 years.
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THE WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.
EXERCISES on CLASS DAY.

MIDDLErowN, Conn, June 24.-The exer-
cses on class day the Wesleyan University were in
teresting The seniors Indian fashion around the
class Iree and surrounded by large circle Of OBJ
servers The order observed as follows: A sslnta-
tory by " W. Clark, Pittsburgh, n. " boating cere
mony, presentation Oy W. W. Van Dusen Fergusonviile
n Y who rOwed on Saratoga Lake in 1876 reception,
nv l. A White East Goshen who stroke IN the Man
haitian race July immortee. j. s. Goodman, Phila-
de phia j. VI. Havxhurst SING sing. y. Y; base ball
presentaton W. b. Herrck COlerane, Mass; reception
!. f. Bower Berwick, Penn; presentation 70 classes
Trooslyn \ Y A. Mann, IT,. Orange. Y. j.; class mo
,.ptoes IL Gflderslreve, Portland, Conn., campus Hd-
les liam Burt warren Mass. reply by President
floss IL the evening AZ McDouough Han. The orailon
Us delivered by T. r. Colin, y. Fairfield, Mel class hs-
tory by A. W. Hewett. ThOmaston, Me; class prophecy.
bV III IT, Ward, Hlrdwlck. VT. with the class supper,
the wv ceremony the early morning aud the sOOd Dye
song the class day exercises closed
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The COMMENCEMENT SEASON.
AN INTERESTING DAY AT YALE.

THE EXERCISES OF THE SENIOR CLASS AND OF THE
SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL HELD-THE DUKE OF AR-
GYLL To BIZ AT HARVARD.
The exercises of the Senior Class took place at
Yale yesterday. The poet was Louis Du Pont syie.
of Baltimore. The graduating exercises OF the
Scientific School were held in the evening The Dali
given by the Senior Class concluded the days pro-
gramme. The Phi Beta Kappa Society has re-
elected the Hon. Clarkson Potter as president Inc
Rev. John L. TAYLOR of Andover. has resigned, oW-
ing to ill-heath. He has given the seminary a part
ing gift of 500 900 At Hamilton College the prize
exhibition in orltory took place last evening.
The Duke of Argyll is to be of the guests OF the
Harvard alumni to-day.
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PHI RFrrA KAPPA ELECTIONS.

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, June 24.-The Phi
Beta Kappa society honored with membership to-day
DAVID sprague william Is. Roper, Jonn T. Muller,
E,txard p White, Newton L. Reed, aud Frederic Van
dusen II the graduating class DIR. John v K Hon c.
r. Thorne the Hon James No1on, Latham C. Strong C. j.
CoeoeL Judge George H. DaEforth. and the Rev Henry
Graham, OF Troy.
The society reelected tho Hon carksou N. Potter as
president aud the Hon. John A. Deremer 40 vice
ne alumni rcslected the Hon. Hooper C. Van Worst
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The elements. computed from three observations on
consecutive nights are not trustworthy but Indicate
that the motion OF the comet IS retrograde
that ii has passed its periheion lt Is conse-
QueutlY recednC from the though st approaching
the earth As ia faint object and likely Increase
hut little I'm brightness II is probable that 10 VIII not be
visible after THIS week until the period OF bright moon
light IL passed. Cness observations enough are OBJ
tanned this week to enable the preparation OF fair
epnemer. IL viii be difficult to nd the comet when the
heavens again suitable for observation. W. B.
Nsic- HdreH, June %, 1879
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


diagram variations In tis ey ~ tenas
W tine Tor me "
hour preceding midnight The irregular white linz rrpf1s-s ts
Tue broken 'i
represents the variations in temperature
TRIBUNE oFrIcy, June 25, l a. m.-The tendency
in the b arOmeter yesterday was upward, but the
changes were slight. The weather was fair and the
average temperature 3Ss7 higher than on Monday,
the mercury ranging between 6So and 92o The amount
moisture in the air u large.
Clear and partly cloudy weather. with chances or
light showers late in the day, be expected IN THIS
city and vicinity to-day.
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LONG ISLAND COLLEGE HOSPITAL.

The twentieth commencement OF the Long
Island College Hospital took place last evening in the
Brooklyn Academy OF Music large audience listened
the exercises. The degree Of NJ. d. conferred
upon the members OF the graduating class. thirty
three number, BY DR.. Theodore L. Mason, president
OF the Collegiate Department OF the hospital An ad-
dress was then delivered by the Rev Dr. william A.
SnIvely rector OF Grace Church the Heights, Who
smoke OF the gnity and nobility OF the profession Of
medicine The valrdctOry address was made Dy Dr. f.
II. Barley. Of the newly made physicians. The
names of tie graduates appended:
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A PLEASANT SCHOOL RECEPTION.

The twelfth annual reception of Mrs. Leo
poId Wells for Young Ladies aud Kindergar
ten took place last evening AT Nos SO and % West
Eff y-dfh-st. There very large gathering Of the
parents and friends OF the pnpils Tho programme en-
braced dcclamatlons rectatons and dialogues IN Eng
ssh French aud German piano reCitiis. vocal music,
and cslisthenics The valedictOrY was delivered ny
MISS Martha Tynberg, who is one OF the graduating
class Other OF the class the Misses Bella
ScnOss and Anna Rutels. reception and distribution
OF prizes closed the evenings entertainment
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Is most valuable external application II heals al cuts
r 5es ana abrasi0ns OF The restores the hair when
DESTROYED By scalp diseases removes anduf ana keeps the
soft and pianle. II y agreeable
aud il assisted by the Cuu
cura soap partlcuar recommended 70 mothers for
infants and children. II Is
toilet az medicinal and j. The most fragrant and re
bath 0f prepared
Parents have that these remedies contain
nothing Injurious the youngest infant evidence NJ which
may he oDd I'm certificates Of Dr. Hayes and Professor
Merrick accompanying each remedy.
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE. BROOKLYN.

The ninth annual commencement exercises
OF 81. Johns Roman Catholic College took place last
evening IN the college building at Wuiou-hby aud
Lewis-aves Brooklyn The exercises consisted OF
addresses by the members the graduating class,
follows: "France, its Present and Future," William
Mcclure; " Influence of Home Culture" Thomas Du-
higc; Pleasures and Advantages OF Science" John j.
Grace; " Our indian Policy" John Mcclure.
The gold medal for the best in all the classes
WAS awarded To william Mcclure.
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sCRIBNER & WEXFORD.

A History of Our Own Times from rhe Accession OF
Queen Victoria Berlin Congress BY Justin MCCARTHY
TO be completed IN yOlumesl Vols ana cfO, ciDh.
large typel -.
An chronological and ProDouncing Dictionary u the
English Language ~ the Rev. James 7l0rmohih 20
pronunciation carefully revised Oy the Rev p IL Phep NJ A
Crown svO PIP. IL. ~ 70.
The shakespeare Key. BY Charles aud Mary cowien
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THE HARVARD COMMENCEMENT.

BosTON, June 24.-Everything promises well
for successful Commencement Day at Harvard College
tomorrow. At a. the will meet. and dur
ing the day six 10 be elected. five for six
years EACH and for years. At 10 the COM
mencement exercises Of the graduating class will take
place in Sanders Theatre after which will come the
dinner OF the alumni the Duke OF Argyll Will be
the guests OF the alumni TIE Harvard and Yale ball
mines viii play in the afternoon. On Thursday VIII Oc-
the annual meeting and dinner OF the Phi Beta
Kap
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FAIRBANKss SCALEs.-Orders at the scale
factory indicate that good grain crop IL expected IN
the West this year. for nearly ity 5O0-bushe hopper
and railroad track scales. thirty tons capac
ty each were Orde.cd asst week all tor in grain
elevators being huit In different parts OF the West
Isl. JOhnsbuTy W. Caled0nan. june ~.
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as president the Rev. George Alexander as vice.
president aud Alexander J. Thomson corresponding
secretary Among tue other officers the folio wing;
Tire Hons. Hiram Gray. Of EnIra, George Danf0rtn,
Of the Court OF Appeals, Gilbert ~ speir Alasa j.
Parker, jr. Robert Earl. Henry T. Person, -tmne,
Hand Douglas Campbell John A. Deremer, aud samuel
T. Benedict; Professor Foster. AonZO Il. strong. ana
pr Austin The newly elected alumni trustee Is David
Rnhlnnon
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In the grand march of civil service reform
would not be well 10 instruct appraisers Of drugs that
the soda ma chine always produces an artificial water
Schfzs popular waters. which I'm all cases ara identi-
cal composition win the springs they represent are
more truly natural " than any or tire manipulated
waters which are Imported free OF duty-lSewYork Ex-
press.
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GEORGE P. PUTNAT,> SONS,
IL Life Worth Livinzf 10y ". IL Alallocs author

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CHARLES sCRIBNER,s SOys.

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KEEP 1T IN THE HOUsE-that 1t may be
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eectua remedy. AT this Of the year every fam
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studies in Theism By Borden A. BOVINE l1g,'99,i, %
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There II no sweetness IN a kiss.
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SW[ETS COMET.
Editor OF The Tribune.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The comet discovered by Mr.. Swift at
Rochester Friday morning last has been observed at
the Sheffield Observatory, and a rough orbit computed
giving the following places for Washington mean mid
night.
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SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY EDITORS.

SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY EDITORS
CAPE MAY, n. j., June 24.-The great body
OF the Union Press Excursion composed Of New-York,
NewJersey ana Pennsylvania editors and their families.
arrived AZ 25 RMS morning The number or editors
now registered at the Stockton House is over GOO.
There are about $50 more to come.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT


GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, June 25-1 =. N.
For the Middle Atlantic States and New
England easterly Winds stationary temperatures II
creasng cloudnes possibly local rains and STATIONARY
NJ nIgner nressnre.
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t'as is essentially a mixture Of compounds
Of carbon and hydrogen, and b. itself can
not explode. But If IL hc mixed with from
fiv, 10 ten or twelve times its volume Of
air VIC then have easeous gUnpowder, in
which the gas represents the carbon and
sulphur and the air rcprcsCnis the nltrc. IL
a light he introduced into the mixture the
oxygen OF the air combines with The carbon
and hydrogen Of the CIs, causing very
sudden evolution of heat, a consequent sud.
den Increase Of volume and al. explosion.
When a leak Ocrurs in gas pipes in house
tue escaping gas rises % the ceiling ut the
room. on its way thitbcr mixing to certain
extent with air This mixing process Is
continued after il reaches the ceiling, but
the continual supply Of gas protects that
which has first escaped. ~ ilat the state ol
affairs after good deal Of gas has escaped
will be about rs fOllOws:-At the ceiling OF
the room there Will hc a layer of nearly
pure gas, lower down more and moro air
is mixed with il, until near the floor pure
air is found. II any one finds himself in Il
room. therefore. in which their is a strong
smell of gls, ne may count upon there
being in some part of the room an explosive
mixture and should on no account admit
any light, not even pipe or cigar, mucn
less a candle or match. The gas should be
shut of from the house az The meter, where
there is a cock for the purpose. The win
dows of the room should bc thrown down
at the top and the door opened, provided
the draught is from the door to the win
dows. otherwise the door had better he left
closed The cocks on the gas fixtures
should he examined to scr if any Of them
are turned on If no such obvious source
Of leakage can be found, a gasfitter should
be sent for and informed tia. if he cannot
find the leak without lighted candle or
match his services will not be made use of.
The locality Of leak can he found by the
odor Of the gas when It is turned on at the
meter again. Sometimes gas will lcaS
around the hasc of the fixtures where they
are screwed on the house pipes. in any
such case, where ii is necessary 10 stop Il
leak on short notice, little common soap,
not too dry, may be plastcrcd over the
aperture. In many cases piece Of news
paper. several folds in thickness, and wet
50 as to form a soft wad may be put over
the leak and tied ON 50 as TO temporarily
stop ii. These are only cxpcdients for use
IN an emergency. No one should tolerate
a leak, as il may prove very expensive
affair