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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-08

The following Is the sworn statement to
the insurance Commissioner of Massachu-
sets Of the financial condition of the
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
ROANOKE COLLEGE.

SALEM, Va. June 1G.-lhe commencement
exercises AT Roanoke COilrgc touk place today The
following WAS the order OF cXrrciscs: H. l. BuIdrn,
Va; Uhird hOn"rl, Latin ralutaiOr NJ. l.. Pollen
nrrgcr Mt; (,ccOud LuloI), Gcck Grafton l.. L. Bar
ncll, Va; subject :" Human Ciedulity H. g. Munday'
Ky: subject: 'Tho DIVINE Rlsh; of Kings" Twin
Iopc. Texts; subject: " UncOaScIuuJ Influence" l. IT,
Mirh,ll Texas; subject Ideas the Truest Realities"
H. g. L, tc- Val (Hrst nOnOl). yacictOry. The degree
OF r. H. WIS conferred upon the members OF the gauil-
ntine The drrr, O DID. was conferred upoh inc
H,.y NJ (,lb,tt, a NJ. MiutnrrtrI. Va Two Oictk
M lA. awarded u~ year, b"th rontc*tahiA hhFs
nttainrd grade Ut OOl2 out "i "A possible lOo. ne
,t, arr NJ - G.. sclcrrT. y. c.. ana Frederic Met
,nf Mis-. Inc medical IL mthcnalIC' WAS aWarueu 10
H. T. + ClIck.ubrrs.r, VI. On Monday uud Tuesday
Isht The cnlrsr grounds Erlr beautifully Illuminated
Tor the cuJ JyIuCu. OF prUmrnIicIs.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
SrDDENLY BECOMING INSANE.

Edward Jcx. age twenty -four, a son of JOSIAH
.Jcx, of No. I235 Broadway was before Justice
Murray in the Jefferson Market Police Court
vrstrrloy having been arrested on tho charge of
insanity preferred by his fathcr.in-aw, Henry j.
Ovplman of 40 ~ West Ninth-st. In his atuavit
violent and threatening manner ard believed him
10 hc of unSound mind and person whom II would
br UNSAFE 10 permit 10 90 at large. The prisoner
was committed ior medical examination.
Tua IEIB| ~ reporter last evening Mr.. Overman
said: "The report that JeX threatened to kll
everyone in my house last IucSliayis untrue lie
has been an invalid for several years, one of his
trouble, having been enlargement of the heart
lie was subject to great nervousness. Last
others when a sn,dru spasm came over him. aud
h. began To shout and lungc frightening us all bv
his desperate MANNER. He WAS talking pleasantly
enough n few minutes previously" Jex has been
married about five years and has lived with his
inther-in-law most of tho time. lie Is engaged III
no regular business
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
IDIEi).

BAILEY-ruosiay evening, June IS. sarah A.; widow Of
Relatives and friends are ,nvni the funeral from
hor late rtoacr so. lsl Madison on Thursday June
l7,atIp.m.
BAYILs-At BROOKLYN Tues lay juno IS, Thomas Bayls
,yc M u, nd rn1s Of the family arc invited TO attend
funeral his late residence NoAlS BerGensL On Fri
day, the inst at 4 y. m.
BRowEK-In Brookyn. l6. 1880, Henry W. Brewer.
uay M aud irnd- are invited TO attend the funera
vices fn1s 18Th Insi ut O'CLOCK p m'' a' Ills a'e roS
CUURCII-In Br,oilyn " y Jnne lG. 1890. in the 8sd
war 81 er lar Eliza James wife Of oert Church and
Hon. James stewart late Oi AOerdeen SCOT
Notcr OF funeral hereafter.
IN W prtotIyr Ez .kiri Hamlton. nSel 80 years
Remains viii TO Albany for nterment Funeral ser.
vices therc OF June L.
funeral % %.s Jsss1S 1S'DaRS s4En Hd @ s.
south POItlandave BOoAiYn on Thursday " O'CLOCK D.
called N@s s from n eS sS Gnas
Mary hhlabsth only dangheT Of tho Rev 1Ohn H. anu
Intrrmcni at DanDury. Conn rhIrsday
on the evening OF ne lSth ns at do ner
wifs 81 Henry r. Morgan. the 9th yca OF her age
fahcr Co mel uckiugham Lockwood Friday tho 18th
Relatives and rcnas arenvtea to attend It's kindly re-
qucstr,i that no flowers Oo sent
Trans Leave I2i.st. at , and p M
Carriages wauns at South Norwak station
Tursay 10, $780, at p m, Mary j. wife Of
RSye and friends are invited aen the funeral at che
ave- on Thursday. l7th lust, Mt ii o. M
yINlON-At POmfet Conn. Tuesday June 10, onver
perry Vntnn the late Francis ana EllzaOetn MASON
Nnt0n aud assistant minister Of MI Calvary PARISH Daiu
,UnvEITAt Nontcair " j. June Is after brief Ill
ness Mrs Kebrcca Wardwe wido" OF the tate George
Wardwell, aged 10 YoaIa -, -. ,,.,.n,o. Mrs
Fnnerl rrvl % residence OF her uanRhinr mI - "
Wyeth old Road, Montcar NJ on frluy tnc lotn 'nS1'
foot Of Barclay and Chrstopherste
2:lO D. IN. ,,. Di1oovoon Statton
Camden On. JD papers please copy .
ynrSnv In paris France MAY 2j. SSO Frances NJ wife
~ ion May WatsOn and daughter of Walter 81 ana Mary
pyrs and friends invited to atteEd the funeral ser
lbas Church, lfVlS Ton on on 1I'
day, June Ia, a. 3JOp M .. ,oo., ,o,,, r,oD,-ot
Carriages waiting on arrival OF Tram leaving ra Dentr a.
nsmot at IN kindly requested that no flowers DO
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
TIE DISASTER on TIE SOUND.

no MORE BODIES EECOVERED-IHE NARRAGAN-
SETS LsT--FUNERAL OF CHARLES c. GLAZE.
At the Office of the StOingtOn line Ul steamers IL
was stated Yesterday by c. G. BaLcock, the treas
urcr of the company, that no news had bcc1 lc-
ccivcd of any more bodies having been found either
at the wreck of the Narragansctt, or along the
shores of the Sound. No further inquiries were
made Yesterday at the cOmpanys office for missing
nersons and his was regarded an encouraging
iudicotion Several persons called to inquire about
their baggage They were told that everything
that had been checked East had been forwarded to
IFS destination. Thus persons who started Tor
Roston will have to inquire az Boston for missing
baggage.
The Doris one of the freight boats of the line,
left New-YOrk for Stonington last evening we'll
loaded. Arrangements have not yet been completed
for rcstmng the passenger traliIc OF tho Ilile'
Captain Young still remains at the wreck whcrc
the work of recovering the cargo goes on. lntIl
the LIST of the passcngcrs is recovered estimate
oupruacling accuracy can be made OF the number
Of pcrsons who were on the Narragalsctt when She
wos RIM into The list 1EIBUNK reporter was
told hv Clerk Herman yesterday not i'll the safe,
hut in the clerk s office, the snkch steamer III
is posSiblc that the action OF the water may nave
rendered il worthless The list of the NarraganSrtt
from Ncw-York to Boston on Wednesday, june .
two NIGHTS before the accident, shows tllat 3o'
nossrurcrs had htatcrOOms and Mr. kIcTnan says
that the boat carried fewer passengers on Friday
uiobt than on Wednesday. When his attention was
called to the list of saved as published III the
ncwspapcrs contained over $50 Names he replied
that some of these were the passengers OF the
StoninUtOn who came to New-lOrk on the City OF
New-York. They were not passengers on the
Narracansett The official Investigation Will
follow the report which the company Will make
80 the limited States Steamboat Inspectors. The
;nouirv will be conducted by the New-London
Tl"ard of Inspectors The officers of the company
~" aIrcady gathering material for their report
"iI " al TuE TRIBUNE of June 10, the name OF MTs.
coInnnn Earle OF Mystic, Conn. appeared IN ihc
ISt Of the missing. W. Cleft, Of Mystic BIidge
toUn HsS "a writes TO The TRIBUNE saying that Mrs
SOI SInnon Gale is undoubtedly meant since there Is
90 nno nv the name of Earle IN the town: Mrs
~ TMoIo IoWeyer, he says returned home WIN hei
pp"aInnd last Monday evening. - -,
Tye funeral serI ices of Charles 4. care; were
,oid at the Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church
cIu 1crlet az CIV Yesterday The Row Mr. Montgomery
}5e nostor and the Rev. MessTs Bryan Day aLG
Treeman' former pastors, ofciated Inc cnaIcn M
erotgded and tho floral offerings were very hne
we close of the services the remains were t1keI
AZ & tno oRrmnswick where second service was held
70 70 ,hn First Methodist Episcopal Church.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
RoEBED BY 4 F0RMhR EupL0YE.
RIDLEY d. SONS THE VICIIM,-IIIE MONEY NEARLY
ALL RECOVERED

RIDLEY d. SONS THE NICIIMN-IilE MONEY NEARLY
ALL RECOVERED
The sum OF 81 1876 was stolen on Saturday nght
from the vault of Edward Ridley y Sons store,
Grand and Alcn-sts. by II young man who had been
in :hr employ Of the firm for years. By Inspector
Byrnrss prompt action the money was all recovered
except i. . which the young man Iau Slrht al
hnScinrut of the store and III II are safes Whlcil
can only be opened by ono or two trusted
cIupuycS. On Saturday night sums ol money thl
are sent down by the cashier too late 10 hr IorhIh
i'm Tin. safes arr sometimes pat III trunk IN thn
vault ami remain there until Monay. vi lhlS;
I0uis Gent, age eighteen, who had been cllPIONc1
in the store Tor lOur years, but had been d dH'halPri
five weeks before, was aware: On SATURDAY hlgnGI
hr went into the store at hal-paSt ten O'clock ana
rhattrd with his former friends When the liIst
bell rang warning for the employees To Sl lraoF 10
l.n\r hrstrpprd unprrccIvcd, to the desk, In Il
drawer dfwhrh the vault key lay. III ne con-
fusion of tlc closing he got possession ol tho koy
and stole into the basement. lie opened anu
entered the vault, lighted the gas ana ripping open
the trunk that stood there, secured ltS contents;
ST. /; u. Then, walking boldly upstairs nc SaIi,ru
thr vatrhInau nt the front door ana Jokihgly re-
married. that hr had nearly been locked IN. lhc
watchman knew him and let him pass. not khowlng
that hc had been discharged 6y the ,mn mrn. DumlH
went to his home. No. lO1 81. Marks Race having
taken care 10 pnt the vault key i'll It's proper place.
ON Monday morning the robbery was dlSr3Vcrrd.
II was reported Immediately TO Inspector BylncS,
who with Detectives King ami Lyon began an llIcS-
tipotiou AncXamnatiOn of the three night watch
men employed in the store led to the discovery
of the fact that the boy Cent? had been IN the
store He WAS attending several WcnIcS MOniay
night, spending his money freely, but on Tuesday
morning was arrested while in bed. At Police
Uraduuarirrs he confessed the crime to Inspector
Byrnrs and told how he stole the money. ne Sli'l
flat upnn returning home ne dug "a hole III ms
fathers cellar and buried the money rolling Hour
barrel over it. Detective King found it all there
except $22. The boy is prisoner nl IollcE &c
llcaJuartrTs, having been Tonaldri 10 thc care "a
the Police in the Essex Market Court.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
PUBLIC OPINION.

ploine. in consequence of his stand ont on the le
hinese question would have been more aeceptSpIe @ 20
the re votes Than could have been rolled up Tor
G1irant-Isan Gran Francisco Bulletin CRepJ -.
We feel confident that after the CINCINNATI
@ n confdcnt than it has been of late fhc Demo
cratic situatIon is on the whole favorable and the
party will win By deserving suceess'-IDunaio No"r'ef
(Dem) ~,
Good Lord! just think of it The people
y, ow bIy, at laSi been shown what small thing the
Sronhack narty is In the action OF thai party III Sc.
Sactn j. B. Weaver of this state, as its Prcsid"ntlah
Candidate the uess tue nferiOrlty. the puynese
oT i6c nariy proved to the Iowa people FOr OF all
other people they know the or lack OF sze OF the
man-fDcs MOines Register (Rep)
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
l1olitiral Notltes.

xth Asaemby District Republican
m1nty nrutng this Thursday evening June u A. con
rl,a saembIy Rooms 28 and 80 Avenue NJ O'CLOCK ~
~, 10 ratiy the nOmua Ions OF James GaItd Oi ONO tor
asiden and General Chester A. Arthur, OF NeWfOrk lor
Vice. president. r.,,o,, u uA1nur pras,dart
FKEp'K sIRBGRT. Secretary.
x1,h Assembly DistrIct.-A meeting OF the Republican
OaTtrl and campaign CLUB wiz 10 heiu hiS hurS
ds,, evening, June II, NJ lO7 West 34th :. .-,.
uAyJ oNo"'"S' SAMUEL q. ACTON, President
H. O. CARTER, Secretary.
YNI, A.sembly District Republican Assocahon.-A spe-
cia m citing III b held At East 10ths thA (lhursdayl
eyenlnx at O'Clock. ,.aoouras r-...s..
Royr ON. FORD. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
MIDNIGHT IHER REPORT
OON fhNMIs IN lN)ltA wv ,.
SVnODSis fOr ne y Isi , / hOHrS.

WAsnINGTON, June II. l n. m.-Thc lowest
barometer central IN the South Atlantic States, and
the highest barometer Is central IN the NOrthWC, and
Lake Region Ram las fallen from Virginia 10 South
Carolina; elsewhere fair weather has prevailed. The
temperature fallen In the South Atlantic and Gall
STATES aud remained stationary In the MlGd" States
and N.w-England; elsewhere II has risen. Northeast
cIly winds prevail In the South and Southwest; else
where they urc light and variable.
IndtcGuOnS.
For the Middle Atlantic States clear partly cloudy
weather, nOrthcastcry winds hrcOming variable, sta
tiunaty or higher temperature ana barometer
For New In glInd aud the Lower Lake region, clchr
partly cloudy weather, Hight variable winds, station
AIRY or higher temperature and barometer.
CGuftOndrU Si0HGis.
Cautionary signals cOntnne from Cape MAY to Smith
vile.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
Az BROWN rNINERSIrY.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Juno 1G.-Thc 112th
annual commencement "t Brown University took place
to-day The rxrrc-cs Of the graduating class were
he'd in the FIRST Baptist Westinghouse. as usual.
Fty two graduates received the degree OF Bachelor "f
Arts and five that OF IiHchror Of Philosophy only The
houoruty ,l.yrrss conferred wrrr Master Of Ars on
sidney : Kdrr uf Providence, and j. Nhrrou Merrill
(tmiiildgr Mass The annual dinner took place III the
ffl.f tttt,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
GAREIELD oN REpuBLICAN UNITY.

From an Iaterrec In The PittSburg CommHcdl Ggzee
The Grant men made Il gallant fight Tor
their candidate, and if he had lie would have had
no heartier support than mine. We OF ONO were Tor
Sherman however, but were prepared 70 support VINO
ever tho Convention chose, and took ii as matter
of course the Grant feeling the same way
LayIug aside all personal considerations may ~ tat
the Republican party usually works for Its nominees as
q unii, no Ill utter how warm the previous contests.
have been derpy affected by the hearty enthusiasm
have seen everywhere manifested sincc the Convention
adjourned. On my wy home from Chicdg0 WAS
greeted with earnest enthusiasm everywhere
The success of the publican party OF more import
TO the people than cf the elevation Ol any man TO high
office. / have no reason to complain Of any lack Of
uuauimity anywhere
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
sCRIBNER & WEXFORD.

ShaLcspeare's knowledge and Use of tho Bible. By
Charles Wordsworth Third edition. enlarged 81 20.
Michael Angelo. BY Charles Clement. Also Horace
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Henry Vizstcly With 100 illustrations. l2mo 10 cents
Iondou In lSO. Illustrated with birds vie OF the
principal strees by Herbert Fry lSmo neDie nnen ~
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Alexander Pope BY Loslie stephen. English Men OF
Letters SERIES" 12mo cloth, 40 cents.
The Life and Letters Of Horace Bushnell with two poe
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New-York tribune., 1880-06-17

,,,,n.d q, its true length Of seven and three,
saH S Ssrd to dOoor
% the most Of his country and hence this bill
s the s i S :fS r
every nine blIls On the whole it s most labOrious
ten dollars oa,ng toL @ fhe country out OF a dollar
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
A SOLID REPUBLICAN SHOUT.

There is no mistake about 1.-THE nomina-
ton OF General Garfield is accepted with earnest, II
0ulct hO' cureSs wherever true Republican sentiment
has tcund uticranCc. For example, through the Hon
Sherman Rogers Of tins city (nOw on hls way nome
from Cnllornia) we hear from distant Colorado In q
fields nomination reached us here yesterday and have
lire satsfaction ana morc Further lie adds, rather
significantly. hope are WELL and happy over the
result OF the Chicago ConvcntOn You know we can all
shout now" There is something in that. And We are
going o 90 II, tOO-all of us.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
TIE BROOKLYN POLYTECHNIC.

The commencement Of the brooklyn COlle-
atr POLYTECHNIC Institute tOpk place last evening In
the brooklyn Academy OF Music. There wHS large ut
tendance Orailuns were delivered by nino members OF
the graduating class The YalctlictOly Was gwen ny
Willnm AlcKaIdrc.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
CHARLES sCRiDNER,S SONS.

RuJder Grange. BY Frank H. stockton new and en-
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POEMS BY X. H. stoddard. Complete edition. with por'
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Handbook Of Drawing BY William Walker. win mp
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dame rblay's Diary and Letters Edited BY Sarah
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The Ode of Life. By the author OF The Epic OF Hades"
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sister Dora. Biography By Margare, Lonsaale With
portrait l0mo. cloth. 81 10.
Miss Peabody's "reminiscences of DR.. ChAuninS.
Cloth, 81
Mrs. Beauchamp Brown New volume in the No Name
Dino cloIb@ -
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The P,u,,.b Poet, EDITED BY T Il. Ward. with geuL
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Rariy Man IN Britain. and His Place in the Tertiary
Period w. Boyd DawkIns Syo illustrated, cloth. So 90
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New-York tribune., 1880-06-17

GANO-vAILETrE-At the residence OF NJ II Day: es9
80 II 4lsl TUESDAY evening nne TO- at o;5O
o'clock by the Dr H. W bellows, Mr.. John A. Cano,
Of Cincinnati and Miss Laura Naette, OF tn4 city.
HANNAII-LU NT-At tho residence or tie brides mother
on Tuesday evening. Jm' 10 by tho Rev. H-ny j. Van
ohm O. Hannah 10 Lizzic simpson, daughter
Of ht BrnJtmn L. lunt. all OF BroOk.yn
EIl-TA LO It-In New York, Tuesday June
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IT, ROW nc Potter John H. Shoen0egor OF Pit burg
and Aco Tavlor daughter " Mrs. NJ. L. and the late
Alex Inier Taylor, Of Cardrnas Cuba
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
SEYMOUR'S LAST DECLINAT1ON.
Iticc Dispatch 10 The Ne,O. York Herald.

The Hon. :. THOMAS SPRIGGs:
DEAR SIR {: My name has been snOken OF in
connection WITH the nomination 10 be made at CIncill-
natl next week and as YOU are the depg e from the
dlstric. in which live. ask YOU in my behaf TO state
that ] am not a candidate 'Or any nomination 10 be
made hy that hody, could accept nomination
If the Convention should I'll TO present my name 10
the public suppose that there is the least prob
ability OF such action that name will be pre-
sented But deem proper TO send you this letter. to
be used If question should come up about my posi-
" IIoRATIO SFYMOUR
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
YESTERDAY AT CORNELL.

IrnACA. y. Y. June 1G.-Thc trustees OF
Cornell University held their annual meeting To
Cay, and reelected for the torn OF I'VE
yeas IA trustees the Hon. Erasins
I0aks ni Eirhmond County the Hon. B. Morgan. Of
Aurora ana, by tnr aumn. Juigo BOardman OF Ithach
r." uiluis HdOptrd urging President Nhltc 10 rt-
ann.r ihn ncllAr nrrslhcncN ni The nnlvcraltY.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
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ANEW RAILROAD ROUTE OPENED.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., June 16-The West
t,sev ard Atlantic Railroad, the route OF tho West
Jersey Railroad Company to Atlantic City, was opened
for travel to-day.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17
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nIacnulays Complete Works. vols. svo. So Reduced
from f6. Portrait
Lives Of the Queens Of England In the House oil haa'
over BY Dr. DUrIn 2vOls, ovo. ~ 3O.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17

more bodies on the vessel All the other mssing
have probably been carried out 10 sea. All that is Fau
able OF the cargo has been removed to-day.
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Il. p. DUTTON e. CO.,

JI0 DrOauWHy W.
Very Genteei. A novel by the author Of MIRA Jer'
ninghlms JOurUA."
The Lie and Work OF 81 Paul By the Rev Fas AZ
rar S0J ppr cloth. 81 z vols Svo l5So
DID, cloth Sc; 2 vols. svo. 1880 ppr half calf. Sl2.
History OF the City OF New.York. By Mary L. Booth
New edition, revised 10 date. oVo clotb S]
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17

Tm Terry ma boucha are ye tnS%. gSins # fq
xc5,s nav thay make me pay an II DO pay thereIl
be the diyi to pay had best Just walt tue eo9roe
81 eyfnts Tim An wots that. thin Terry ~ o WV
lie 9intlemen said st the meetinR.-lJuoy
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GEORGE w. CARLETON g. {

Among the Thorns. BY Mrs. NJ L. Dickinson Cloth.
i2mo, 81 50.
IIiIda and A Story OF Three Loves BY Mrs E. Bedel
BENJAMIN. Large l2mO Pnce, 81 80.
Missy. novel BY the author Of "Ruuedge" 12ma
Il
New-York tribune., 1880-06-17

"Reminiscences of an Idler. BY the Cheyaier Wiko&
Small SvO oOi pp Portrait Cloth extra, 81 10.
Unto the Third and Fourth Generation By Helen
Campbell. l6m0, CLOTH 81.
Camp and Cabin, Sketches OF Lfe ana Travel In tho
MesL r. W. raymond COth. 81.
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dock Of the Harraganset and there are no