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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-07-20

Montana has Of .a'. male wonderful Nd
vaHet a. a stock country. particularly in horse
raising. and it is noticed :ha. al, iuferisr
s''sin. KNOWN generally rs dark horse
sstscs is becoming less and less a ~iaycrite.
NJ. Si-ov fcr The dark horse in this falls
sweepstakes. The prize is worth the w,n-
iii':s. but the Eyers I" contend fog i. must all
Dc properly entered and their pedigree an
noa'scea before the books are closed. uorses
thai persist IN remaining dark" until H.
Eac.. = made vii! De kindly allowed to become
still darker thereafter. l. is generally he.
iles.'I ;ha. : Nod is As good As a wink to a
blind horse. and rs the eausnes for which this
IS Intended are son.e" la: keen-sishied. W
deem j. sufficient,
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LOOK GIT FOB EE DKecY.

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Hs@.ii;Hn Fish !..s ose!. ~l-z-s r.a-.si-i.
"i ti.- . e.-sY II i5.- G5s.cs nn.a7t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02

Our class had singular relation to the Presidency mf
TIlden was Of ms. After short stay Win U.S. ne
made nm his mind that he would be President
he STAYED with Ms ana left with the understanding that
he would see us later lie turned up in 1879.
Secretary Evar.s continued with some remarks about
the changes in NewHaven since he was here ana
short culogy of Yale.
Speeches were also made by Governor Andrews, oil
Connecticut Postma ster- G eneral Key and others
The Presidents reception took place ut the Art school
II was very brilliant affair. aud attended by Pres
ident Hayes. Secretary Evarts, and the other dis
tingushed men who have been in the city during the
past week.
William Walter Phelps has been elected a member OF
the corporation
The roof OF the South College set on FIRE this morn
ing at a. M. by the caTecssnoss of some seniors The
fire was discovered however, and extngushed without
auy damage.
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the occupancy of hi, cottage Yznaga-ave and the
AMONG THE CATsKILLs.

KINGSTON, n. y, July Line amman I"o''
10 tho Catskil Mountains Ia taking place. The eA-
cessve heat past week has driven many from ther
homes earlier than they bad anticipated Inc
arrivals during the past week have greatly exccedeu
those any previous for the month OF june
Rates at the leading hotels and boarding houses nave
been materially reduced this year. and good board Wild
every convenience and accommodation can be procured
at from So to $40 per week. Many OF the hotels nnd
Summon boarding houses have been enlarged to twice
their original SIZE and yet the demand for rooms mas
been great that many applications at leading notes
FOR the months of July and August have necessarily
been refused
The Tremper House at PhGnica has at present elRhy
boardcrs This is its second season
The Guigon House OF Pine Hill has sixy1ve Doard'rs
at present among which some that are rcglsttIeu
Tor the entire The prospects are bright at THIS
house for a prosperous season. - . c,o
The Floyd Cottage at Pine Hill, known as Glen
Hall" has entertained q COOnly number OF uhhslent
guests since opened for the season. ana most Oh inc
rooms have been engaged bv permanent guests. 800, .
The Overlook Mountain House opened Oh the ZOth oi
June This hotel Is seldom full TIL the mlddle OF Juy,
vet the register indicates that II will be full earlier tha
that this year -.,, ,,. - roor
this city, opened for the season to-day - so, ~,
The Hon. RoDcrt +. FurgusOn, OF Texas, WIN ms
family IL suending few weeks alta quiet summer re-
treat near Shandaken. ,,
Colonel L. r. NcPherspD Of New-Orleans. has arrived
Mt the Kenpard cottage where he VIII remain about TWO
weeks. -
Wilhelm Will spend part Of fhe season at Windham'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02
COMFY ISLAND.
Late arrivals at the Manhattan Beach Hotel

Late arrivals at the Manhattan Beach Hotel
Ira Garfield, st.: y. Allen, A; H. Truman and family;
and WIFE, c. r. Flint, ". wlelt, Miss Walsh, W: W
Gi'bs james Armstrong D. NJ Hunter, George Erskine
Edwm Bates, and Mrs Il. A windsor p.a and
of Whitehall. n y, G; Chase Of b h9son;
J. Lqs and W Of wa" of chsasd r. D MeSuy
and wife and Mrs A. W. McNulv. of Philadelphia; J.
8 indian of Lowell; l. NJ. Brookhed, of Brooklyn: A.
l. Barber ana James McLalu OF Washington; Attor-
ney-Grnrrai Hamilton Ward, OF Albany W. IS Bge-
low ana N Me aurce and Miss Fame r Mauce, Of
Railway y. j.; and Mrs. Sherwood, OF Buffalo.
Among the lates; hotel arrivals at the Hotel Brighton
are:
R.N Tappan. W. II. Churchill. Mrs. n. NJ Beckwith
ana family. Charles Gilsev j IL Bauvelt A. Dynton.
s NJ RAMSEY J. Il. Day, L. g. Fisher, John Jeile son
H. Root John Glscy. j Z. Tyson, john r. Pondir, NJ
C"nIimg and ID W Wheeler, OF New-YOrk; j. q. Cooke
Mr. aud Mis- Gray, W. p. Thompson. Charles A.
XIV ~, ~" IT, II. Clark. and John Boyd of Washington :;
Henry Scott and wife. OF Brooklyn; ID y Talbot H. l.
FairIanb 5 D. Ram ny. II. b. BucKmulter, r. r. Under
IT, of We, leicester. Penn; W. NJ Tden. H. {. SAWYER
ana r G. Wckerson OF Chicago; C. Gansvoort. of Bath.
~ " A. f. Conant OF Burlington VI. Jas Spear. j. c.
Reeves j. O. Peasc and and +. Tonpkns. of Phlla
MIA. ! 4 UubbrII ana T.. j. Brown, OF Michigan; NJ -
L. Anderson and ID. c. Anderson, OF Cincinnati ;: NJ
Hlmillon. T. II. Wmte aud Charles Howard OF Batl;
more j. L. Anderson, of Long Branch e. NJ Wead
and vile, of Omaha James iOiS5the l,,n. %.
sofa G. O. Jones, of Albany; Father Cornish, OF Del
Nor,h Colorado; l.. Coffin, OF Charleston, C.; tue
ROY. l.. Nevius and wife, Of stiyyeSant; j. r Young
man " Broolne. Mass; Senator Jonn j. Jones; CT
Nevada {. j. filley, OF Missouri; william H. Chin1l9r
OF Hampshire; john G. New OF Indiana ana . W.
Dorsey, o. Arkansas.
The frs annual dinner OF the Ichthyophagous Club
took place wednesday evening 10 the Hotel Brighton
Plates were placed for 100 guests. Several witty
soeechcs were made by prominent gentlemen, who APP
reared in the role Of pisccuturlsts on this occasion.
The bill of fare comprised many varieties Of fish.
f,fl,t nrp Ia a.
W Gamble T. Harrison G. W Coterill, p. y.
Lronard r. Gtrnguc, n. Carr. ii. Lawrence, C. G..
l. ncon. of New-York, b. W. guthrie T.. l..
~ Whitehall n. V. Arnold Barber aud
vile, OF Brooklyn, j. T. Mahon, OF AlDsny, Nathan
MAYER and NlrNab. Of Hartford, u BItt o. Clneln-
nat d. krotosRy, OF PotSyille J. G. Taft of Prov,
dcnce : H. Carptutcr Of Cleveland, John GLEASON OF
Ki~rtton y. NJ. Lane, of Ncwburg, \. y, H. Weber,
OF black IlII. Maurice Marques, OF Denver, Thomas
DOuOhu-, f Colorado.
A iOJ-pouud porpolse caught wednesday noon
near the shore at Cables. number of walters VINO
were IN bathing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

Newport, Il. l., July 1.-The weather is
somewhat cooler; ram is needed here now even more
than patrons Of hotels and boarding houses.
EW Htching- George T.. skinnerW. A. Russell. +. j.
Singleton W II. Kendall from Boston; H. W. Massey,
from Cincinnati; and H. NJ. Kinney and @. L. Kis5, of
New York have arrived at the Hoted Aqnidneck.
Iate arrivals at the Ooean House include the follow
ing: A. g. BENJAMIN ana wife. New-York; H. b. vii
son and wife, Ohio Joseph ;. Hbbles ana wife, Brook
lvn William Grover ana wife. II. H. GIiick, Boston
Samuei r. Hayden and WIFE, II. e. Hayden and wife,
Pittsburg; Edmund Davis and fam ~, Providence.
There were over dity applicants for tho position OF
i,uttor OF the Casino Buildings. selection was made
yesterday by the governors.
Mr. II A. Wright, OF New York. has sold his estate
hero TO Mr.. f. :. Tailmatge, OF Ncw-Iork,
MIR Johp W Bigelow. OF New YORK. has sold a small
cottage ON the Point" to Mr.. Il. r. Hamilton, OF this
city. -, VI. ,.... ., ri. o.....
on Greepough Place on Friday.
Mr. W b. GrOsveu0r jr, OF Providence, has arrived
nj the Forsyth Cottage Oh Ayrauit-st
Mr. / H. Inman OF 'wYOrk has taken possession
of Rcd Cross Cottage on Red Cross-aye which Is owned
bv MIR. James NJ. Drake, the banker, or Aew-IOrk.
Tho Rev Robert OOllyer OF New York. VIII preach at
the Unnariau Church IN this city ON Sunday next.
NJ Jacob Dnnel. OF Providence, has arrived at
Reef Point" for he season.
MIR. Hollis Hunnewe of Boston. has entered upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02
KINGSTON ACADEMY.

KINGsToN, n. V, July 1.-The commence
mcnt exercises of Kingston Academy took place M
Music Hall here last This Is one OF the Oldest
and mos hpnorcd institutions Of learning in the state
beng hundred and sixth year. Many of IFS
former graduates have attained cmnence and disnc
ton and the people OF this city and county have long
felt Just and honorable pride In the possession OF this
school
The present graduating class composed of the
following ladies' and gentlemen viz: Lzze II. Crosby,
Tuna Dsbrow. Nellie EemendOrf Saoie a. Gillette,
Frankie NJ. HILL Hannah VI. Houghtaline. Allie Sahler,
Mary A. schultz Phebc VI. Styles, Allie Nigncs Minnie
J. WrsthrOOk, Maude II. Young. W. H. Connolly, Fred.
W Delhi Henry A. FITZGERALD, Harry Nil and d. Joseph
Murphy. The kalutatuTy was read bY MISS Styles /;
Class History" by Miss Young " Class PnOphccy,'
bv Miss Hill, ana the vedlcOrV by ID Joseph Murphy
The prog anime was varied 10y numerous essays, r"cl-
tatons and music. The diplomas were presented on ne
hal. Of the Beard OF Education by the v G. W. Camp
Tho nail was crowded sufOcatiOn, aud the class was
showerrd with floral tributes woven in every conceiY-
nll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02

DIILER-Suddenly Mon:ay afternoon, AZ The burning %
the 81 amin ka the Jacob William Diicg. ID. D.. tho
Rector Emeri tor 30 years Rector Of II Lukes
Church, BrJbsyI, KINGS County, y. J. -
According d. Of deceased the HOW Communion VIII
be celebrated Chuich on CllntoniN ave" on Ffifay
morning 20 prOX at 1880 w.lch all Ills former anu Lac
DarlsIOners are invited to participate
services viii be held at O'Clock OF same cay al same
place ,--
and meet the rOblng room 81 the church
ROWLAND on Wednesda June 81. at spring Val ey, "
j . Emily j. wlfe of Edgar ID. Rowland aged 81 years.
Fan, Friday, July at 25Jp NJ at spring
Garages M Cherry Hill on y j. AMI y. Y r. r., will meet
M tram from Chambers street Ferry.
IN~LEE-O wednesday, June 30 Kate j. wife Of Samue
IJsee, IT, -.,.,,-- ,.-,.., =, ..,.., 81.
funeral from ite residence $50 West %2dct on FRIDAY,
at 4 y. m. AiAdy omit flowers.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Louisville, Ky. June -. Anna.
eldest daughter Iate Phillip aud Lucinda LOCKWOOD.
Interent cypress Hills Cemetery SATURDAY afternoon
july }.
NtEDHAM-On Tuesday night 29th inst Ella wife Of
Henry r. Neetham. 2ed 80 years, - :, ,,-..-
n her Late residence, - MiutJn ave.
Planheld y. j.. on Friday, IL q. m.
Intcment at Greenwood Cemetery.
-TEBBI NS-At Geneva NevYOrS, on "Wednesday June so
FRANCES Matilda wife OF James II. Stebbn~, NJ D., ana
Youngest daughter OF the late Jacob ana Frances Lansing
Sutherland
wILKIE-Ou veine,lly June 80, Margaret widow Of the
late John Wikie. ,...., -.
Relatives and OF the family pectfay invited 10
tend funeral from her late rtft5Icr, 40 ~ Last
I4th. 81. saturday. at lO;3O a. NJ
WOOLWORTH-In Brooklyn, June 30. Samuel Buell. Wool.
worth d.. the ia OF MS age, latc secretary U
REGENTS Of the University.
Burial at Homer, y. y. saturday, July s.
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NORWICH UNIVERSITY.

NoRTHFIELD, VT, July 1.-The commence
meut Of the Norwich University began here Sunday
with sermon before the class by the Rev. H. j. HILL OF
Christ Episcopal Church, Of Montpelier. Last evening
a concert and literary exercises took place. To-day
ouogy on the late General Aonzo Jackman, LID, for
fortyhrce years Professor OF Mathematics IN the uni
versity, delivered by the Rev Josiah SWEET. d. d.
Of Highgate class OF '36. poem. Old Un, was read
by Captln s. W. Hobbs OF Uxbridge, Mass class oil ~.
The Grafton before the trustees Soldiers and CtizCns
was delivered by Major Henry f. Avorl, c. E. OF East
hampton, Mass.
The honorary degree OF A NJ was conferred upon the
Rev Thomas Taylor OF Windsor, and DR. G.. p Conn., OF
Concord ~ H. Application for degrees III the future Is
t. he made to tnc committee: Colonel {. T.. Lewis,
New Colonel II. q. Kent Of Lancaster, n H.,
Colonel T. f. smith. ~ Montpelier, VI, the Standing
Committee Of Trustees. Among the prominent men,
past cadets and graduates present were Colonel T. H.
Lewis Of Ncw-YOrk CITY, Colonel II. O. Kent, OF LancaS-
ter. y. H.. Major Alvord and many others this being
the regular reunion of the classes.
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rory and to give General Buell. 900 for active
PRICES or coal FOR JULY.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The receivers OF tho
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company an
the line and city prices Of coal for the month OF
July as followr:
At Schuykill Haven: White ash-LuDp and steam
boat % broken. and egg ~ - chestnut, No l.
~ 5O Chestnut. No 2, ~ 40; pea. No l, ~ 75 pea.
No. 2. 81 60. Red ash and 5hamOkin-BrOkaD, and
stove ~ 70 chestnut, No - 50 pea, No. /, ~ %.
LorbeIryB .Okencgg and stove, ~ S5 CHESTNUT No.
~ 30; pea, No. /, ~ 70.
by Cdna-Broken 81 IS egg and stove. - s.; chest
nut. No l. 81 80 pea. No i. II 50 DuckwDeai, ~ 90.
A. Pine Grove: LOrbcrry-BrOken, egg and stove,
81 rs chestnut No /. ~ 30 pea No. ]. ~ 70.
Lykcns Valley by Rai,-BrOsen, and stove, 81 - !:
chestnut No. l, ~ 50; pea No. i, II 20 bucAwhsAi
IL 10.
The harbor prices for coal delivered free board
,els 81 Port Richmond Will be: Han while asn-LUmp
and stcamb0at - 20 broken egz and siOye, - 90;
chestnut. 81 10 pea, 90 -.
Free burning white ash Broken, egg and stOye,Si 80
hesinut, ~ 10 pea, So 3D.
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AT ALLEGHENY COLLEGE.
THE incidents OF COMMENCEMENT WEEK-AN
ENCOURAGING OUTLOOK.

ENCOURAGING OliLpOh
MEANWHILE, Penn, July 1.-Neyer has the
college campus aud the city OF Meadye looked more
beautiful than at this commencement season Many Old
graduates and visitors in town 10 ENJOY the varied
programme which had been published. This year in
augurated new scheme of exercises. and everybody
seemed pleased with the features. The examina-
tons began June Ia and closed June q.
June 10, the literary societies held an inter
anniversary IN the NJ i. Church. Mr.. W. W. Shilling
reprcsentcd the Aeghcny Society MIR. g. :. Miner the
Pbilo-Frankn. and Miss Ida VI. Tarbel the OssOh.
These were members Of the Senior Glass The orchestra
furnished fine music. On Sabbath morning President
L. II. Bugbee ID. D., preached the bdccaaureaie SER
mOn before large audience, on the theme, "Acqualnt
ance with God" from job xxi. 81 The sermon Is
printed in full in The college Ann0i-a publication con
tanning all the dongs of the commencement III fftytwo
pages. Sunday afternoon there was students love
feast in the college chapel II an occasion OF great
interest and profit and viii be likely TO be repeated in
the evening the Rev James NJ ThODuIn, OF india class
Of 81 preached stirring sermon before the y NJ C. n
Of the college Monday evening the occasion OF the
commencement concert under auspices OF the Sen
Tor Class feature and great success, paying
excess over all expenses Mrs j. C. Hun was the
soprano. - -
ON Tuesday evening the Rev o. ii. Tiffany,
D. D. delivered the first annual Grafton before the liter
airy societies, fouI in number Tuesday ana Wednesday
the Boar Control and Trustees held tfeir annual
meetings; important questions were discussed ana
harmonious conclusions reached concerning INC inurc
of tis cycell mt and I'D ineuOn this Is The sixty
third commencement The PttobuTg EHc. Easi ONO
ana Wes Virginia Conference are joined IN TIE patron
ace and contio Of the college. Thc Alumni held tnelr
annual meeting and among Other things resolved 10
Lave a reunion during the Cnautauqua meetings III Au
gust the class day exercises on TUESDAY were great
Thursday. at 10 a. NJ, the commencement DC
Cured in he Me Church which crowded; l500 per
scnswcrc pres, ut TN cuyOnc Senrs-tHc largest class
since 1S60-four ladies and seventeen gentlemen, ere
scented theiT orati0ns ana ESSAYS In the Z" hg tDe
presidents eVer took place Tho next year op Us p
iember %. The new Hulngs Hall Tor be Young women
VIII then be ready, at cost OF about 10000. Ihcy
will nen have unusual advantages al Allegheny college,
Never the outlook more encouraging