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miscellaneous.
SPAWN CURE

l. Il sure cure for SPAWN. spl.ni. curb clnuS
swrlltuv. u,lIs itmtutsS and all rullrgtmcnts of
TN. joln;- %. limbs. II Viii completely remove Il
bour SPAWN without h>irriug or causing. a sore
Il Is also ~ good Tor man 10: beast AMI Is u>td
full STRENGTH af al tim, ri iht YEAR. with perfect
safety \ cure which ale Know ng IL l. Il per
son who suffered - wears " iih h!t-ipiit liilthr>s
anil NaS permanently cured iWp Years ago VITA
Keutlall'S Spay!n cure. IL ~, Il her We claim II WI
cnr, Il hone SPAWN and completely remove the
bunch without hlI,irrlnG.
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saufOrd's Jamaica Ginger, the Delicious.
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Are the REST STYLE, BEST FITTING, and BEST
MADE Of all the new Spring listers.
They are a l,a fpunl AT
New-York tribune., 1880-06-25
UNION COLLEGE.

DISTRIBUTION OF PElZks-DEGKEE6 CONFERRED.
SCHENECTADY, y. Y, June 23.-The Union
College exercises were continued today
Tie Warner Cup for the highest general standing was
awarded to Robert J. Land0n, Of Schenectady. The
Inghdm Essay Prize was awarded TO Robert G. Alex
andcr Of est Charlton with honorable mention OF
Richard ID. Anabe, OF Springfield, Mass. The Clark
Essay prizes awarded follows Tie first to John
w. L. Pruyn, Of Albany; the second to Robert I. s..
Lowell. jr., OF schenectady.
The Junior and Sophomore Oratorical prizes were
awarded follows The first Junior prize to Franklin
Z. Abbott of Bruynswick; the second Junior 0rze to
william p Williams OF Aiken. South Carolina the first
Sophomore prize TO g. a. Codcvise Of Grautvile Mass
the second Sophomore prize TO Edmund i. Ford, Of
Schenectady.
The Allen Essay prizes were awarded as follows
The first to J;,rY Y. L. ,Pruyn, Of Albany Albany
the third TO Isaac G. Burnett, Of san Francisco.
The sautatory given TO Frederick 7. Rogers OF
Westerly r. The BlatchfOrd Oratorical Medals were
distributed as follows The first to Robert G. Alexander
of West Chartor the sec0rd 10 John lcher OF st. Paul
Mnn. be degree of Ill. Il. was conferred ON the Roy
Anson j. Upson. Of Albany. and BlshOp DoaDe or Al
bauy. The Hon. John Welshs Grafton wns BRIEF pres
enaon Of the uncertainty OF the results OF college
education
New-York tribune., 1880-06-25
RUTGERS COLLEGE.

NEw-BRUNswICK, N. j., June 23.-The COM
mencenent exercises of Rutgers College took place to-
day. Thrty-two students received the degree Of
Bachelor of aud Bachelor Of Sciences. They were
c. g. Aitkin, Trenton r. W. Bakernell, Pttsbura,
Penn; II. II. Cameron, Albany, N Y; +. G. Delevan,
ir. New-York CITY; W. A. Dumont, Bedminstrr !;
p. 8. Gespy, 6augerties, n. " q. u. b. Has
brouck, .Orangcburg, n. y; Egbert 10 Fevrc,
Middlebush; +. W. O;cott, Milestone; f. II. Palmer,
New-Brunsv :cK ; c. NJ. Perlec, HcwYork Cty; T. VI.
r. Randolph, MO:ustOwn; W. +. Ross, w-Blunswick
G. W Scarlet. South Branch y. F. L"e ILrry town, N.
Y; B. II. Scight, sl,2htsburf, y. Y: j. L. Huydnn,
Three nilc Run s. V. Zen Eycb, New Brdnswich Wm
Van Doreu Middebush J. a. Van Marter, MaTlborO :;
Sherman Van Ness, jr., Hudson, N. Y; B. NJ. Van
SICKLE, Newark: William Vaughan, 1ng, Mo
n. w. Voorhees,, jr., Clinton; Frederick Weigel aud
Joseph Wolfson, cw-BrunswIck; f. A. Chapman Mhdi-
son Charles Fceman, Metuchen, ana W. ID. SrhOon-
maker Stone Ridl" " V Their future 0ccupatlons are
to Lawyers, physlciaUs, 10 MINISTER'S q chcd-
ists and general Dns!lesa, 10. They rc divided, ~
lItically: Republicans, 90; Democrats, 10. Re
ligiOusly: Reformed, u; Presbyterian. a; EpiscO-
paliaus, 3 and Baptist, l.
0AmOng the prominent persons M the commencement
was General George H. Sharpe class OF al Speaker OF
the New York Assembly
New-York tribune., 1880-06-25
p0rrL11ION or NhN.rORK.
InE IVHABITANTs ~ ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS
NUMBER OF RESIDENTS 1.2O7,2lS-PAY OF TnE

TIE IVIIABITANrs ~ ASSEMBLY DIS1MCTS-
MUNGER OF RESIDENTS l.2O7,2lS-PAY OF THE
CENSUS TAKERS.
Supervisor Adams has received returns from all
the census cnnineratorS IN Tins city except t'n'
Making an estimate on the population ~ tho ten
districts, from which the returns have NOT been
received the total shows population OF l.@O4 =.
The population Of the city III $50 WIS "l2,2I2
in 1850 1t was S05,G1l and in 1850, 5I5.ll1. a
comparisOn of these figures shows that he gam
from 1880 to 1860 was $50. lOl; from !NGu TO
1870 I3G.GI3; and from 1870 tO lNSI, 2jI ,|21.
According to the State census taken III 40 the
number of inhabitants was $50. From TINS
il appears that the gain during the last hv. yCaI ;
of the last decade was greater than diIlhH th iiISt
five almost in tho proportion ot I" J.. Inc
increase due to the annexation OF M"rrlcAha nhd
other Wcstchcstrr towns IL not tar from 33.ooU.
Nearly all Of the GSl cnuncratOrS have comp. ted
their work, and more than half are ready to rprnd
the required two days III the Supreme Court
Chambers for the purpose of making corrections.
Ahout 200 were there yesterday and the number
will hc increased to-day; rral have finished
their part OF the work and made their inal reports
to thr Supervisor.
A meeting of the cnupcrators present at the
Chambers yesterday, was held ~ The morning At
! | o'clock. The object WAS 10 take action regard
inc the construction recently put upon the law 10y
Secretary Scllurz which rtiat"s 10 the conpcn-
sation to be received by cnumcratOrG. Secretary
SrlmrHs opimloll-as has been publi3hrd is that
the compensation sh0nld be- forty cents an hour
and not two cents name. Mr.. Adams VAS present
and said that he had not had any correspondence
with Superintendent Walker about the subject.
II was his own belief that anotl clause covered
their ease and permitted the payment OF two cents
| "A name under certain restrictions. After con
siderable discussion II WAS resolved t. prtiiiun
Superintendent Walker ut Washington 20 allow ihc
coicISation to be- two cents for each inhabltant
and that an extra allowance be made for the time
lost in waiting for tho blanks necessary for the
completion of the work 10 be forwarded from
Washington.
Tie following table shows the population of
the city by Assembly Districts The reports
yet TO be made aud the verications will slightly
alter the figures. but the results will not be-
materially changed:
New-York tribune., 1880-06-25
Annie f.. Lewis,
kafRli ShnlR
EXERCISES AT MOUNT ST. VINCENT.

The thirty-fOurth annual commencement OF
the Academy OF Mount St. Vincent the Hudson,
held yesterday In the study hail. Tue seven graduates
dressed 10 white the stage at end OF the hail.
aud on their right seated about 200 Of the pupils Of
the academy Cardinal McClOskey was opposite 10 the
pupils and at his side Bishop Redwood, OF New.
Zealand, and Vcars-Genera Quinn and Preston. About
100 clergymen wore seated the right OF the Cardinal
among whom werS DR. MeGlynn, Dr. Brann, FATHERS
OFsre Lynch Cotton, Brophy. Gockeer. president Of
st. Johns College, Treanor Clowry. McQuirk and Shea
The exercises opened with selection from
"Fsust" played pianos by Misses Davis Higgins,
Quinn, vandeveer Sharp, Stephenson, Smith, Lowell.
Harris, O'Neili, Donahue, Harmon, Cawey Byron, X.
McDerrnott 7. McDermott, Poole OMeara, Conway and
Bourke. Each of the pupils who had won distinction
during the year then given o wreath or flowers,
which placed upon her head by the Cardinal The
ealutatOry was delivered by Miss Lillian Judge. The
seven graduates then received their academic honors,
which consisted Of laurel wreath and gold medal OF
graduation. The graduates are:
asysts asysn Esse.th JUDGE Lian &cRenns SarT
Gleason, Margaret
A play entitled Music to the Story Of Cinderella"
was acted By number OF the pupils After the pre-
rniums wcro distributed the Kindergarten class
MISS Bryan delivered the valedctory, entitled Never
Again which was written by Miss Gleason. The Curran
rod medal for mathematics was won by Miss Rerrich
Eha seton gold medal for English literature, by Miss
Judee andthe Seton silver medal for English literature
and the Hughes gold medal for the beat original essay
IN Domestic Economy" were awarded to Miss
Gleason.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-25
EArEHED FROM THE OPEN BOARD.

The Oprn B0ard Of Stock BrOkrrs y0tcd ycsrr-
ns:oriatinn its president ticorg W. MrIran, and
treasurer, u. o. MolhcrspOon tC n meeting on
Monday Il committee had brru appointed to ask
from these officers and from Isaac Moses chairman
of the Finnnr,' Committee, their designations ms
Offices of tho Board Tho committee reported
yesterday that copy of the resolutions had been
been paid 10 them. rhr tIcasurcrs lawyer had
conferred with the Executive Committee and an
unsatisfactory report had been offered by HIM,
the president and treasurer were expelled without
opposition. Neither officer present ut the
meeting Yesterday, which WAS we'll attended.
An election to fill the vacant offices fixed fog
ncAt Tur.hay. II was sad that the treasurer had
received from President Mclean + 900 a tho
amount which, it is cli ncd, had been wrOngfully
maid him.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-25
HAMILTON COLLEGE.

COMMENCEMENT DAY EXRRCIsEs-HONORs AND DE-
GREgs CONFERRED.
CLINTON. n. Y, June 24.-The sixty-elgh,h n
commencement Of Hamilton College. just elostd mas
been one OF the most brilliant In the history Oh inc COL
lege gentleman OF distinction who mas pe'n presen'
at commencement for moro than thirty years pro'
noupced il the best he had attended Tie AcioSg
Commencement prize awarded for the Grafton excelnR
IN oompostion aud delivery assigned to walter D.
WjnclcI Watcrville The Clark Prlze contested lor
Tuesday night given to Charles daruher o' Foi'
Coyington The degrees conferred were as follows;
saluatory Grafton IN Latin, Percy H. kiocE' water
town.
Historical Grafton, "Our Political Advance since
1860" Ward NJ Bcckwith, of Westmoreland.
Grafton Struggle tho Condition OF Progress Jonn
ID. Bigclow, OF Clinton.
Philosophical OiatiOn 9TH" Influence OF the CVi' "nr
upon American Thought" George NJ Caldwell fui'on'
Mo.
Grafton, "rhe true Napoleon" Harry N Candee' Wat
ervle. - ,
Watervllle.
Kirkland prize oration-"The History OF tho jew
Witness to Truth ofhc Bible" Matoon NJ Curtis OF
Poliiical oraton" The Fate of Our Wards" Harold
j. Frothingham Manchester, Iowa; - ,,..,a,5
Grafton" Cromwcll's Iropsdes," James L. EnG'anu'
Ur"tonh" "iT ireland and Her Troubles" william M.
Oraticr-' Brutus and Antony as Orators" Frank d.
>,
Etbra oratiOI-" The Perils of National Illusions"
Albert ID. Getman. Richheld Springs. . 49, =,
Ethical uratlOn-" Russian NhIllsm,' Iugar ~
Ora;on-"The Universal Race" Seth G. Heacock,
Buffalo. . ,,..,...... 81,
Robert j. Knox, Einlita. -. 49,,
Political Ora,ion--" BcacOusfed and the last Napo-
leon" George IL. Ottoway, Clinton. ~
Head prize OraiiOn"Ihc Political Doctrines or Alex
ander Hamilton in the Light of Recent American HIS
tory" Philip A. Laing East Otto. o,
Grafton" Macaulay as Poet" Joseph McOnesheS
Orationw; rne Heroism of Peace" Daniel J. Many
ir., Clinton. - . ,,t.,,o,,, .,
Bogranhical Grafton - " Lincoln at Richmond"
Charles NJ. ParkhurSt, Brdgcwater. ,. -,
Orator-"The Evils OF the Piano In American Lie
Granville R. Pike Philadelphia.
Oratou-" The American Sabbath George W. sever
Oration-"Thc Cid. the Typical Champion OF Right"
Walter B. Winchell. Watcrvllle. ,, ,r..o,o
Political oraton-" The Legacy Of Americas Heroic
Age" OrsOn J.. White. Westeinvlllc. ,, ,
Vnledictory orator with the Pruyn Medal oration
The Relations OF the Tene nent House and the state
Charles A. Gardiuer, OF Fort CoviugLOn.
Degrees Conferred.
A. NJ, HOnorary-rhe Rev jams Lamb, or Utica :,
PHI. d. Honorary Professor Truman K Wright, OF
Eibridge the Rev. Parsons Clark Hastings, OF Brook
yn. - - ,n ,,
of UCca the Rev. JOI.dt IN T.. Finley. OF Missouri
LII D., HOnorary-Judge francis Marion Finch, OF
Ithaca.
The Rov. Henry Darling, DID,. OF Albany. and the
Hon Sherman s Rogers. of Buffalo elected trus
tees Of the College. ;Lo meeting of the board.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ENDING LIFE IN FIVE WAYS.

Max Pauler, ago twenty two. German glider Gej
came to this country SIX In0nths h9o. mo-; 4bi"o ri nc
olse TO do nc grew Respondent. Yesterday he
returned from vain search for WORK 10 MS ropln
at No I59 Chrystie.st.. locked the door, ana DIG"
report was made to the police yesterday Of
the sncidc of passenger on the steamer brStOI l1
on its last trip from Boston to TINS CITY MH1m
forty years old with long gray whiskerS' jumped
over the side of the boat and was drowned. =,
Michael Murphy, a laborer forty-tonr years 1.u,
stabbed himself Ill the abdomen; ninbt IN of No. 50
Over-st. He was taken TO the Chambers street
Hospital in q dangerous cCndltlon' =, o,- vu4
Twenty-seventh-st. was killed by Hudson RIVER
Railroad freight train on Monday at Eleyentn-ayo'
and Thlrtieth st. Tho father was compet,e,y pTos
trated by The occurrence. Yesterday he attempted
to work bat was unable to do 81. About u p; m.
his VITO heard him grOanlng - IN Ills @ oeu-
room and found nm d%so Sf S'PTnG PaTs gresn 11
which he had swallowed with the design of killing
himself He was removed to the Roosevelt HOE
pita where IT. was believed that he would dle.
A man vas found yesterday morning hanglng 10
n cherry tree on the Sound shore, near College
Point IL. lie was found to he Henry Lange, OF NO:
G1O Slxth.ave., this city. lie was hfty-sx years OF
age and n large property owner letter was
fonnd in his possession addressed to his vile. Tho
In0ueSt will be held to-day.
f. S. Mcndels one of the firm OF E ;; Mendes ~
Co., bankers and brokers at No. IT'S Br0ad-st.;
Newark, and Mt No. 10 Wall-st., New York, sn0t
hlmsclfin the right temple with u revolver shortly
before noon yesterday in Newark, and dled almost
instantly. Mr. Mendes had been at his nome, no;
1873 ClintOn-avp, during the morning. About IL
o'clock he won't to his bedroom ana was soon hitcI-
ward found sitting in chair dead. His iamliy
could assign no reason for hs act as ls qoEsslc mS
troubles. He has been suffering Tor some Iine from
Il complication OF diseases. and l. is supposed now
that his mind was impaired. Inc 9eceaSeu man
was sixty years old, and leaves wife and several
children.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-25
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK......JUN "a.
ARRIVED.


Str PALMYRA (Br Dumon Liverpool June H. and Queens
Henry Eyde Bels, Eyer Antwsrp1A days. to Funcu.
ssss q csSrgss gss e, s~is Glasgow June IT,
Acapulco shacEord Aspnwa Juno ls. to Pacific Mail
NcsSk SS DSmrsp S and
o TO S m 9G%lnO SOmcn s. Co. o f0h' ana
Str q Knight Travers, Georgetown, O. and Alex-
aqHa slT Cen, 70 ta ass'". Boston, pmos
psss ers Fl GST sywn S. Co. !aR to win
Bark Peleg Ags Ggiratovch st Vincent 81 days in bal
saraccia aSds iI..D GuidA alrrsnt 8, days. with
ss:,2 q az. s.,ss With
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gar 70 de- zaS Co s y:se swsn asSs sSa IN TO
bark fferslia Braz, Pinto Bahia May IS with rosewood,
cedar ETC. to Brown Bros Co; vessel to crossman
Gark vittOra Ger Plessenteln Montevdso 90 days. with
hides, WOOL ETC. to Ramsay co; vessel TO Funeh Edyo
BARK Assyro ot st John b. Edgstt Bahia sS days, with
'qsa 2fT ss
.n:s "a
days Bros vessel S.pSh Edys
rn S 70 m%Gs orSsr ves ass 10 Taese WIN
GeeTiTGaa Dutch Hartman Rio Grands % do sul 80
S @ ana q ass R%as e e o. 81 ss
scSr SeLy Poste Howard washinst0n C. days. with
schr Ada A@es tof RocEIsne adams Windsor, g. with
10 days with s
wIND-sunset-At sandy Hook, light W; very hazy AZ
CtIy Island. light NV: clear
CLEARED g.
@ c"eTSouts KansaTSi Madras ssT R,sSariso1 scs
Pacac Mail s. Co. Siagafs Baker HaysnaJ Ward co
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j. rnpRs astc"s tsap%'%s HS yssSs %eus sr
Just. 5s %Glsssi GER c. ,,.1 ~ n,",, so0
Co: Hattie Giles outen Tampco, Mex, Thebaud Bros
MISCELLANEOUS.
upo 9 p or ShassS oak @ ofI S
w her SSs from Victoria says
S.aBs sa
cisco. her englne having broken down.
FOREIGN POETS
LONDON June a. ysrpoS ctr R's from Nswor w.
IIsyrc fsi; sr sisnd,s :,s
Wilton from New York arr Of Gibraltar tne ioth inst sr
sRrSo G% arf str baHnSD On Montreal and
Quebec. ,, -. -.,.,,,
oUEHSsrcwy 2l-Sr Lord Give from Philadelphia
June Is, for Liverpool arr of Crcokhaven TO-DAY.
SOUTHAxPfoS June o. Str Ohio from Baltimore Tor Bre
men VIA this port has passed tho Lizard.
LoNDoy June 25Sled goth irsL Prof Nordenekiod Tor
New.YorkI ?2d inst Autocat for Gsestemunde
T nmops asE s n
l4u inst Nenka 18th INST Pasuet dc ysndrIl 2Z9
inst Minnie Tt; 23c Caterna Fdes Hcrlof
Herloen Medoo Monarch Truro OF the Lkar gath inst
Mary Lee. Esther Capt BenlaIinl Osanna saro
leaf tho latter damaged.
Tor Later ship Eeps II Gaw ses yfus P1ya
New-York tribune., 1880-06-25
THE PIrTsBURc FEMALE COLLEGE.

fFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORR EsPoNDEST OF THE TRIBUNE
PIrTsBuRG, June 23.-The Quarter Ccrtru-
NAL Conmc cncemclt OF the Plttsburg Female College
was one OF the It brilliant In Its history Tne Itciary
and other public exercises IN connection
with the with vocal contest FOR the
Hamilton prize. gold medal, which was won by
Miss Anna W. Lucas, Of BraddOchs, Penn Wilhclnt
during visit to this city, heard her sing. and pro-
nounoed her voice Of tho best he had heard in this
country The next evening the piano contest for the
Thomas Mckee prize, also medal cast In the United
States Mint at Philadelphia awarded TO nls5 Lizzie
Marsha OF Allegheny, Penn. These musical contests
gave evidence OF the superior training In the Consorv
atOry Music connected with tho collage The bacca
laureate discourse delivered by the Rev. WV Ram
sey, OF Christ Church, Plttsburg. The Holmes Latin
prize was bestowed upon Miss Mary Lucas, OF Brad
DOCK Penn. The reading contest for the Mrs. Maynard
Davidson prize. silver cup, won by Mss Blanche
Lauck, Of Homestead Penn. Part OF day was devoted
to class Gay exercises consisting of the usual character
At night reunion of present and former pupils took
place Tho prize OF gold medal the gift OF Miss Lizzie
cheney IN Buffers Analogy awarded to Miss Fannie
h Collier daughter of Judge Collier Of PttsDurG The
presidents prize beautiful wrltnRdesk. for the est
essay, by Miss Lena T.. GIBSON ana Miss Mary
Davis Of Allegheny, was honorrd with the painting
prize Miss LizZ:e Marshall was the successful cOmprt
TOR for the Mrs. Bishop Simpson prize: Wednesday
being larger than usual. The cass rated 95''IOO aud
was regarded of high grade There were nine grad
yates IN the college department and four in mn To- The
college OF the largest in this country cKcusvcy
for ladies', the attendance beng 335 II has now Ma
tiona reputation. and owing TO me Rigid examinations
required for graduation tile classes are se CasHeb
ton. All the departments tested by the contests
aud prizes awarded by dsinerested judges.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-25

Either we must make the ocean wider on
the steamships narrower something must oe done e
enable two ships to pass without going through each
otner Society kind OF demands IT, and the comfort Of
tho passengers seconds the edemand.-Burngton Hawk
eye.
Acolored banker, much alarmed by the failure
OF several other banks In his neighborhOod, closed Ills
own establish nent A man Knocked a. the barred door
" WHO'S dar q" cried the banker. open the dOorw
called the man. " Dis banks closed" remarked the
banker Dom. whether the backs closed or not
cried the stranger, left pair OF new boots here yes
eray and want them" Presently the iOor was thrust
partly open and ono boot pushed out, with the remark
awe is only payn' fifty cents on the dollar to-day"
-ICourier Journal.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-25
rnpGE1rING me NAME HE ASSUMED.

Nliss Emma Audrov' tie. age twrnty-tYo daughter
of Cornelius AhdroNct a wr-lO-Go cLrprmrr If
ilurucnot =. l.. who several months ago cOpcd
from Iiolokcu, \. j., with Dr. William Hunter, who
had wife and several children, has returned to her
fathers homc Miss Androycitc mndc>lho acquaint-
ancr Of DR.. Hunter VIXEN he was practlcng physi-
clan in Tottrnyillc. The couple. on running away,
took passage tire Steamship BERMUDA. registering
themselves aS MIR. aud Mrs. huntington" The
day before they arrived at lrrnuda Mr. Ilnnting-
ton signed n paper cnmplmrntlng the oliccrS OF
thc vessel, writing his name Dr. William Hunter"
About a month aHo Sir. Androvctin received letter
from his daughter dated III Cuba, stating that I)r.
Hunter had deserted her, leaving her III destltu"
circumstances. and asking for money 10 pay her pms
sage home Mr Androyettr. believing that 'hc let
ter was a rllsc Of DR.. Hunters 10 get monrS. took
no notice Ol II. He not liltl surprised at his
dauuhtcrA arrival on Saturday night. She said that
she had been compelled to beg her way.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-25
ANFLOPEMENT FRUSTRATED.

Mrs. Celia B. Reynolds, OF No. 100 West Thirty
third-st entered the Essex Market Police Court
yesterday afternoon. le,silng by tho hand her
age. They were followed by Mrs. charlotte CAT
terdan, of No. 251 Broome-st and her son Louis.
age twcnty-onc. The yOnng man w:s accused Of en-
ticing the girl from home. He was her music
teacher, and was connected with the Staudard
Theatre, where. it is alleged, Miss Reynolds per
formed the part Of Josephine in Z" Pinafore," Mrs.
Reynolds said that Gatterdan had already pur-
chased dresses for Lillian, and that they were to
elope next week. Gatterdan was discharged, and
the girl was sent to the Juvenile Asylum.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-25
TIE HTRNED STEAMSHIP.

The steamship CITY of Ncw-iork. of the New
York. IIayana and Mexican Mail Steamship Line,
which took fire. Mt kohrrts's Stores. Brook Ign and
y"St"r'ay in the Ta.i River, rhont 100 lcct from
The wharf in sixty feet of wafer. 4 ImDrNE
Broadway that tho total loss S200,O0O
winch Was covered fully by insurance. Tho
vessel was worth about TI50.n0O, and the cargo
$40 900, consigned TO Cunningham ~ Co, of
Philadelphia. The insurance is principally in
English companies. WrcckcrS will begin work
in a few days at raising the hull, which lies in
the COuESc of OF her vessels.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-25
PRESIDENT JoURDAN RECOGNIZED.

Tho Fire Commissioners, who are trying to do the
work of three in managing tho Departmcnts or
Police and Excise III Brooklyn wcIo ull III inc
rooms of the departments yesterday morning
Many policemen and other Interested persons were
I'm tho halls and upon The steps OF the MnnlcIpal
Department Bmlling. Mes-rs. Leich and PyDurn,
who claim TO hold over under the Nv, because the
new commissioners have not yet qualified. met IN
thc Board room bnt took action. Commissioner
Jourdan of the Police Department, who is also an
Excise COmmissIuncr met with his associates, VINO
hold office under tho new law, Mcssrl. C0lrll ami
Stcars, as Board Of Excise. without taxing any
action they adjourned. and General Jonrdan. IN ms
capacity of Police Commissioner, appointed thc
former clerk = g. Richards. as his clerk. lilo then
sent an order to SUPERINTENDENT Campbell INFORM
ing him Of his action in assuming control or lhe
Department Of Police. and requiring obedience to-
his orders. The Superintendent had also received
an order from Mcssrs. Pvburn and LeIch and con-
suited counsel before deciding which 10 obey. lie
then sent word to the latter that he should rec0g-
nIzr General Jourdans authority. Soon aiterward
superintendent held conference with C0minls-
sioncr .Jourdan lie then issued Il general order to
the police to rrcOgnlZG the authority OF Ueneral
JoIlrtan and Clerk Richards.
Ihr matter was brought Into The courts yesterday
hy the counsel for McsSrs. L"ich and Pyhurn, who
asked Judge McCuc to restrain General JOurdan by
iuluuctinn from giving orders to the SupcTlntend-
cnt of Poce .Indgc McCuc refused to make such
an order but directed cause TO be shown to-day
why 1t slould not be made.
Mayor Howell has not vet approved General
.Jourlau's bond. lie refused to approve the bond
of Captain Strars ~ Excise Commissioner ON the
ground that tho Controller and Auditor had no
power 10 make such an appointment as there was
vacancy.