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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, May 1O.-IOspital Steward f.
A. Bradbury has been ordered 10 report to the Com
maudn. Odlc Department # the East. and Hospital
Steward ". NJ. Myers to the Department OF Texas.
Leave Of tor i've months from June l. on eur
ceon's certificate of disability is granted FrstLicuen-
ant Gorge Mitchell ID ARTILLERY, aud Fix months Oh
surgeOn4 certificate OF DISABILITY, to FrstLcut nant
Wells Wiia,d, 9th Artillery, with permission to leave
the Department OF the south.
The Commanding General, Department OF the East,
will grant urlu ugh mont hs. with permission 10
go hty0nl the sea- TO Hospital steward George Pr!ce
United states Army, now srrviuE his command. to
take etfvrt alter his next reCdlistmtht. go
BY direction uf tue President, aud ~ accordance win
Srcilon 225 Revised Statutes. FrstLcutcnnt Rohrt
~ Rogers I'd ARTILLERY, is detailed a, Professor OF Mill
tlry Science aud Tactics ut the University Of the South
SrwaGce Tennessee, and will report for duty accord
iug,y
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MORE Ply IND LESS WORK.

The can manufacturers of this CITY yesterday
sent worl to their striking employees that II was
not alone he question of prices that was to bc con-
sidcrrd The manufacturers had come TO the con
cluaion tina, rs long as the cap makers remained
compact body Of different branches hound 10 sup,
port nny particular branch III whatever utIlanl
was imposed they could not bc treated with. The
1uru einpOVed at the factory of the D. VI Trims
tables struck last Saturday brcauSc the firm refused
10 shorten the days work, by alt IN hour. "A lew
new hands were employed yesterday.
At a MEETING OF J"uIhryirn c3lWn''Is anu
Trainers mt No. - StlntOn-St. Yesterday II was an
mounc'd that most of the employers have signed m
a.Iccmruj declaring that hereafter tirA "iH pay
To- each ~ their Wurhmrn IN advance of % cents Il
dav hy ten hours work day. durlu" = days "l the
N,,k arl cicnt huur, on Saturdays The cNr"u-
five nii...itt Of the eirih ny tlnSmthS and rooirrN
L,.ld n meeting in liith->t. yesterday 1t was re-
ported that ahuut a dozen addli"nal iu'n> mad "c-
cc!rl 90 th" advance demanded Ah! 'h' H"IAiIrH
IN thriI rmpoy have Resumed th'iI N"lh' In,
striking yuIurluh"rs md WTapM1WakrtN rlnyintcl
hy &. pmauu, IN Ea>t ~"Yrnlr"nii-"t, hrid
u.r,ilug al 40. - Iir,t-iNc., Jester lay. About
10 ir.l, ',.r. on ~tTinr. VII" E:tN" p'gHl ihti-
SELVES Ia insist 0u tn advance ms Is ~ IL
tho.i. and on hand made rF3r.. a;in 81" "hi> Il
tuuu-.l.I ou form made p-'rN I"r i'u-I'i;iI'
worker, contna- thrir Wu'' 30 ni 10 rr.iu." me
hunr, of V ok. II WIS yesterday Reported thai th'
clnpIoyrs IN ,Sch"citIrrS shop al No. ~ m'si
IWcut -cightH-~j.. hayr C'i.Iil'' f',h'!"ii ~
Lr.ir. ami nu ad,:ulcc az ! - - week Lr-ldrN.
Most oi The buttum-hol' operators: vino w"ir ON
Strike last week. have Resumed thrIr Noik.
went four firms employing 1870 men, have 40
rr...I 10 lie sdyaurr demanded. About e&ty,
" ho were in the rlupy oi srNrh 'ln>. ore SIN ON
rlkr. The necessary #rr"u" 'n"l MS i"f staring =
,anp,rg'iy,. shop have rrrn made. il is ported
tia, ill.,. huttodholc op. r4ior, in Williamsburg are
also arranging tntnfur,, their demand Tor AN ad-
vance ni wages. Tire cig0ruak"ro IN the employ
OF g. Simons ~ brothers. IA Srvcnty-sNth-si who
have been on stIIhc tor about W'rk. nave agreed
TO submit their ease 90 committee Ol alDItrltlnn
The Manhattan Elevated lta'lrrah Company has
informed its mechanics employed III the machine
shops that from the hrs: Ot June their wages VIII
la. on. ibprIilV increased
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The WORK OF WOMEN MISSIONARIES.

THE WORK OF WOMEN MISSIONARIES.
The nineteenth anniversary of the Woman's
Union Missionary Society celebrated in the Broad
way Tabernacle yesterday afternoon. The Rev. DR.. j.
Howard Smith, OF Newark. presided. A statement OF
the work done during the last year was made by tie
Rev. r. c. Matlock, of Philadelphia. and addresses
were delivered BY the Rev. Albert s. simpson, OF this
city, and the Rev. William Elliot Gr'. formerly pro-
lessor in the Imperial University, ut Toxic, Japan.
The principal fields of the soceiy's work Calcutta
and Aiahabad. in India, Picking, Yokohama, and at
LanaCa. in Cyprus Underline instruction oi Miss Hook
and her assistants in Calcutta and RaDoie there are
1,I62 women md girls. Twelve schools have been
established in Calcutta containing 500 children and In
Rajpore thirteen schools have been started with atcn
dance OF 400 pupils Opposition TO Christianity among
the rarely fond and idol worship Is becoming
more ana a thing OF tho past. An orphanage has
been established IN Calcutta, where more than 100
children cared for BY Mrs. Page. At Aalabad 100
pupils taught under Miss Iathrop. Miss Ward and
From China the reports have mover hcnrc been
prayer meetings. aud they opening village schools
TWenty-hVe pupils are now boarding at tie Mis-
sion in Picking. beside Il large number Of
day pupils. III Japan there aro fifty
churches and 100 native preachers.
At Hakone ami at many other towns there has been
shown spirit OF inquiry and interest that 10
ing In Cyprus, Mrs FulIart LaA opened school IOr
sixty under her charge At Anhahad the carncstncss
OF the missionaries was rewarded by git 10
them Of -, 900 from the Government. All this Work
during the has been done al tile expense OF 33 600
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DECISIONS-MAY 10.

Supreme Court Chdnabers-BY Judge LAWRENCE
Van BTunt aet ordered TO Thomas g.
Gallatn.-See memorandum Armstrong agt; Cummings
lockwood aEt. Perch, jr-M oton granted CoOlldgo sg
Coolidge See mom9IAndum IN The matter OF Keuemnn.-
ast denied with $40 abide the event
Mutual Life and Relief Insurance Association agt. Gold
denied Society for the reformation Of enc Delnquenis
agt Beethoven ManneIchOr and OthrIAMOton continue
injunction granted National FIRE lhsuanoe Company of BAL
trore agt. Celuod shoe Protector COmpauy,-MOOn that
ton to from superior change the
place Of tal to Albany County Is denied WIN $40 Gun
irinR the matter Of Accommodations granted. Fourth
restutonl FlsioI agt Fbt0n.J divorce
ed Mott agt Decker Sec FrrTc Agt Green
Gunl The Empire NJ. Company agt Eeel.3oOu to change
place trial to Orleans County is granted with SO
lonY agL TompAr s-Moton GRANTED and place II mai
mehuTandum EDe AFi bi'hl anOAlOtion tDl nJunc
granted. saubcrry aR ogg; LoncrGan HRt Excelsior
Hogg-Order granted Tucker agt Tucke; Mann sgt WI
AK ydge Donohac Cook IT, agt shnonet-Granied
S6ecia Tsrfn lv Judge Van yorstIow ct d. ngt Hart
~ ,SntiG on lie demurrer with lb,sy 10 deftden 10 nn
By Judge AMI another agt. and
otb;r.-Fiudlugs and decrUr sEued.
Cfrif-luTt IL-By Judge Doneh.-Lorenz agt. Zelmer-
Common Pleas-ypecid1 Ternl-By judge Larremore.
the Murray I'M Bank aGi HnGeri Daiy ngt HoustGn.
scbait agt Mueler-Motons granted In re O'Conuor
In re assignment OF DsSAef ApplcAIiohs grant.
SSt acknowledgement until May 20 1880. TOR trial
con ag observation-disclosures ordered Miller agt Hutch!ns.
Iudqnen Of foreclosure aud sale orerd
OF Lewis to DayBnUOrt-A PUBLICATION granted.
nT IuSSe McAdsmwebber art TrnaE assigned eie
NO lSOe memorandum WoDber ng lruATt assignee, etc.
no Judgment reversed new rai ordered with costs to
PSoSeSaI 7sn-Bv ChetJustice Chase agt Esdea.
nSnoraudun Brown agL Thurber aud otherAset IN, no
raDdum. Chcsa ag Badaracca order for assessmeu Of
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, May 1O.-The following officers
have BEEN ordered to report stated: Midshipwan
Hicro Taylor 10 the flagship Pensacola, at the Navy
Yard, Mare island Cadet MIdsAipmeu Charles ;. Ne
Allan g. Rodgers and Augustus e. Almyt Annap-
oils NIL for examination for graduatlOn Assistant
Surgeons f. IT. Marsteer and j. C. Byrnes 10 eXamna-
ton for promotions Assistant Engineers y. II. Lamdin
md Robert H. Ieifch 10 examination for promotion.
Na-tcr Frank F.. Sawyer has been detached rom the
Coast survey steamer Eagle and placed on waiting
UTurrs. -. -
Calct AIidshipmcn Allan g. Rodgers and Augustus c.
Au,y In Sc their return hOur, IR been de-
inrLrd from the Richmond Asiatc Station, and placed
moi nrt.
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FRIENDS OF AMERICAN SAILORS.

A large audience including many clergymcn,
attended the atysecOnd annivcraryOi the American
seamens Freud society in tho Broadway Tabernacle
last evening. The exercises conducted
by the president OF tile society," r. +. Buck
Au abstract OF tbe ty-secOnd ANNUAL port was rcd
by the Rev Dr. s. H. Hail. secretary. 1t stated That IA,
society sent last year $50 libraries vessels carry
ing III men, making tOlal Of 6703 libraries senl
out ia twenty-five years. Wthm the year ,he Sailors
Home in ChcrTy-st has been Tcfttttd 1T cost 81
SSS,352, aud ~ ready to RecouimodHte over
2O ststIncn. The whole number received It
csInOshcd 42 is 06,59o During tie past year The
REGENTS society as. SS142 aud the eXprn
by the Rev. Dr Alexander McAenzc vi Cambridge,
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COMPLICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, MAY 1O.-The Senate in execu

WASHINGTON, May 1O.-Ihe Senate III eAecu-
tive session To- day conflmedthe
Tobe Censs Bod,ne for Fourth D
tr1ct Of NewYork; Alvah A. Knight Tor the DiStlct %
Florida. =. r-,;,.1 S,,4os
trIct Attorney the Dt-trict OF COLORADO -, 49,,
Orange Ferris OF NewY York, 10 be Sec0nd Auu'oro u e
70 b. observation-disclosures s. Jackson at G0shGn
N v. Fiah W Guernsey at EllcnvDe. N ~ DaIlei
Choate al Diego. cal: Erne tne Sterne az JeIet
sOn Tex James Mc(ihee at Cawker CITY, han; Luetoh a.
CTum at Oswero Kan. - - r, 80. 90 l.. oar
AraV Promo Lieutenant G. b. sears 10 DC cap
tain Second Lieutenant W. H. Fs6 70 he hrSputtLat n
corns Of encncers; Lieutenant r. t. Thompson to
be first lieutenant eth Regiment OF Infantry
The Senate to-day rejected the nomination Of George
s. Houghton Of Tabor Iowa, to be Census Supervisor
for IIId District OF Iowa.
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SUITS OVER GAMBLING HOUSE CLAIMs.

Francis Il. Walton, proprietor OF the ST.
James Hotel, assignee OF certain claims which the eX
ccutOrs of Robert MackcY, formerly Siate Treasurer
of PENNSYLVANIA declared due from Philip Day
brought actions against Mr.. DAILY for these amounts IN
the Supreme Court These claims grew out OF certain
transactions between MessrS. Dy and Mackey In re-
gard to wekuown gambling houses in this CITY ana at
Long Branch. Mr.. Daily claimed that The Indebtedness
had zen paid and the salts were spccuiaons.'
The first Justice Van BTnnt resulted In YER
diet $3,O In lvOr OF the rlatnliI Judgment
$4,000 between the same persons before Justice Dono-
nur HILL Wing & ShOudy for the plnlhuni ChhuS "
Hull for Tho Qe!eLdant.
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT, GENERAL TERN

PoUGuKEEPsrE, N. Y, May 10.-At the
General Term Of tho Supreme Court to-day tue following
gentlemen were admitted TO practice: William D. Lou
dfay. william " slundcrSnn, NJ. james Mclaughlin
Gustnvr 81. Ahbc. Fr.d. T. Alderman. b. j. Kelly,
William J. MrIniyrc, f. wcrIer and Michael L. sbar,
key. OF Ncw-Yurk CITY; Albert Eno7 Dcmott Mlchae'
William Dcvine, David Atchinsou Bernard r. Cruise y.
J. Davis, James q. BOylan O. H. Lovatt' Frahcl' bc'l
.,d r. 7, Wotorburv of BroOkIyn; Charles H. Ropes of
Porchp stCr jay Sedgwick, OF Newtown Lii MlcnatI a.
II .Anar OF Mont omcry Orange County; ana 1hOma7
Cbufn, Of Hampstead L. L. 1900, 49,.
Tue following Is the enumerated calendar ioT me SG.
oral Term tomorrow Nos. o. f. ;. g. 8, II, 10 -, W
Iel 90 o. 25 49, ~ 49, 2S9 20. 29l9 80, 81, 81, 80,
42, 80,
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eral Thomas Worthiugton OF Ohio $2127 for furnish
ing at Camp Dennison Also the 9 R a foJ pro
STtV destroyed by Are while beng occupied by Uhltcu
States troops during the late war.
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JAMES 4. EkIS.
Deputy Quartelmnster.Ge General,
Unliesl States Army.
DROPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND

UDKUpOOAIO FUN FUEL, FUhAUE and
Il STRAW.
DEPOT CHARACTERISTICS OFFICE
corner Houston and Grevne- Sta, :
NEw.YugK CITY, May 10, lSSO.)
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN tnplloate subject to the usual
couuitIunA viii received this Otce. until O'Clock
m Thursday inc 10Th day Of June 1880 at which time
and place they be opened In the OF bidders for
furnishing delivery Military supphes during the
roo cOmmoUcnX July 1880, and ending June 80 1881 as
olOws Fuel Forage such OF said supplies aS
may b. required al New.YOrN City, Wnlets Point and
Dayll'A Island, New-NOk HarbOr.
Proposals either class OF tho stores mentioned or for
unntiIrs than the whole required viii be received
The Government the right to reject all pre-
pOsals.
preference will given to articles Of domestic produc
ton
Blank proposals. and CIRCULARS stating tho kind and est
ma e uiauities required each place. giving full ill.,
sircti6ns as bidding conditions to be OBJ
served bidders and terms OF contract aud payment Will Do
furnished Application IN this office.
Envelopes proposals should be markedi "Pro
pnsalS for and addressed 10 the under
l.. O. EAsToN, Colonel, Asst Q. NJ. Cen, U. s. A.
Depot QuaTtermaster.
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NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, May 10.-The President this
afternoon sent e. the Senate the following nominatons
John A. Rea Of BismArk d. T.. to be Register OF the
Land Office at Bismark- ,, =,
skinner Postmaster at POmerOy Ohio; George NJ
Miller, Postmaster at Appleton, Wis.
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"Surtout Point de Zele. n-COmely Lanca-
shire widow TO seaous curate, who Is constantly hunt
inc her ruant offspring into tue board school II tell
We what us. ye moan COON arter childer ye COON
arter me r-IPunch.
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dama1ps granted Mowbrav agt DECENTRALIZATION 10 file
security granted and order signed SEEMING ag; HaTIis9n
place short calendar denied wtout
Maxwell agi. Observation-Disclosures can DO issued re-
turnablo 18Th
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PROPOSALS FORFCEL, FORAGE, STRAW,
STAIiDNE'.l. sVC.
s,.rtt ~

JEFPRE>i VILE DFrOf OF rnR
CHARACTERISTICS DEPARTMENT,
- Ind. Nay 10, 1881 }
SEALED PROPOSALS. trp,c1;r. subject to the nSual
Cluiit:i- viii received his oHre, un II Oclnck,
oun iaV the ION d1v Jane ~6O AT which time
place br opened IN the treseDGe o bidders ior
flia,.Iug delivery thus DtpOt Of PlttSburg, Nut
coat Oas straw mn Stationery ami tor furnishing
uu! delivery Oi Itsburg Lump Coal Al The National teui
rrlY ut NEA-A baAy Ind and The CAVE III National Cen
Crry al Louisville Ky quantities may be- required
q The fiscal beginning July l.
lS9O and ending June 30 1881.
Proposals either clasa Of the ~ Res mentioned or for
Quantities tsa than the whole required VIII De rceivcd
rara,,. bnis Or Fuel" "fOIagr" Gnd Stationery"
~pul be- rh the night 10 retct
any o! prp,usls. preference viii be given TO articles
domestic IIOiuI lion. .,,
st- uf ~ Stationery required Will Dc furnished on
nrptaun nj ts office VIII uar samples he scen
To which AL deliveries strictly conform
sealed proposals. trlpcate viii also be received at the
SAM, time for Il following services pertaining On
Ills pCuC during HaIucd for Painting
hurlp. nI hlug purnOsc~ tor Hauling public property,
and tor "~hUring public animals"
Blank proposals. specifications of tho work. and full nfOr
lna quantities OF supplies that VIII be
required, manner Of bidding conditions TO be observed By
brIs ami terms Of cont'ncf payment ScWl DO furnished
~ Application NJ this Office
Eyro pes containing proposals. should be markc Pro.
pOsals tor Fuel" Forage" "StItionery Painting Bur.
iaps'' Hauling " lOrseshUelug" las the may be-
AMI addressed 10 tho undersigned. - ~
Deputy QuarteImnsier General,
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PROPOSALS for SUPPLIES.
Orrlcr or LIaHrnorsE BOARD.

OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE BOARD
WAsTUNGTpS -. C.. NAV 3, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received AT this Office untl
O'clock N. MONDAY the 24th day Of Moy lN7O tor
furnishing supplies Lighthouses and Lightly csse Tor
the fiscal year eiGing June so. ISL.
The Supplies consist Of glass chImneys, wicks Of
various sizes whny other cleaning material brushes
paints oils, &C., iinware. hardware carpenter ana garden
fs bIOoi nups busters &C. AMI many other articles, all
enumerated the sp'cl atoms attached 10 re
bids, which may BE- Urtned on application To ms
office LIghhulso Inspectors at 40. IL PenDertOn
rlare. Boston. Mass rOmpkinsyi!r StIten Island y
o. o. EON 4a73, NeSlUTk city,; and al NO. 2OJ south
Gtll II rliialeip H. ..---,-
I s reserved to reject any az buds and 70 valve
any defects. Join i")liE''S.
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0llsrRillnfnns.

nUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH'S FUND,
~ Tor tho RELIEF OF DISTRESS IN IRELAND.-The
n; ustoes unanimously adopted the following address;
Owing the impending eiIy departure OF the LOr Leu
the Duchess OF Marlborough as thought Il o4pedel
hand the management OF her Relief Fund 20 the
Trustees to BIO administered by them on the
mteo accepting the trust fully conscious Of the
heavy responsibility II enta aud deem IL night 10 make
this puur the transfer In the management
less there should be cessation Of the cOntrbu
Hons which hitherto literally for the relief
OF distress in Ireland, We have read statements
1nude IN newspapers and bV indlyliuals that the
Committee over which her Grace has presided had for
Aom past ceased give relief OF food In the
Distressed DISTRICTS such assertion Is erroneous anu can
Satisfactorily proved W the entries Of grants made within
the last from 18th March, amounting 10 the
sum expended the purchase OF food, Including
22S5O granted this day irrespective OF large sums
clothing The available balance ~ our d.
posa scarcely 2l7DOO and IL Is worry evident that
with would be Impossible 10 continue this charit.
able work hitherto efficiently carried out successful
termination. encouraged OS nrm
public VIII withhold that amount Ot aid
10 enable perfect the task have undCrGk 1t
OF satisfaction 70 Us ~ accepting this u to b. abe 30
DO doubt that assistance win be still required In many
distressed districts until the harvest comes In subscriptions
win received % heretofore addressed 10 the Secretary
A. Fitzgerald esq., the Castle, Dublin and will be duly
LEINSTER
MEATH,
II. Z, CoGAN.
800 EDMUND DEASE.
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Druuosals.
DROPOSALS for IRON WORK.

DROPOSALS for IRON W0RK.
l. OFFICE SUPERVISING Architect,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, -. Z
WASHINGTON d. G., May Z, 1907
SEALED PROPOSALS will be- received at THIS office until
10 1t day Of June sS TOR furnishing, delivering
ftting putting place complete, all the Cast and
Wrought Iron Work required for the shed portion OF Le
T. = Barge Office Sew York Cy, In accordance Win
drawings specification and schedule, copies Of which and
ANY additional had application at this
Office 0 the office OF the superintendent $1,000.
JAS. q. HILL, Supervising Architect
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TnGIructlon.
Tn6Irucnon.
For Boys and Young men-City.
Art STRAIGHTFORWARD City.
4 COLUMBIA COLLEGE.


Art Schools-New-Yo York City.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.
Tho concluding examination of the several classes for tho
year will begin
MONDAY. MAY IT, Al $50 NJ.
The examination candidates for admission will begin on
WEDN ESDAY, JUNE 2, AT 9:3U a. NJ
Commencement at the Academy OF Music ON Wednesday,
'u"O . III -" SCHOOL OF MINES
Tho annual examination o the several classes will begin OH
MONDAY, MAY H. AT $50 A. NJ
The examination Of candidates for admission to any one Of
TIA 1--WE regular Witt Mining Engineering Civl En-
PnImontOlogy MetalluI ~, Will begin on
FRIDAY. JUNE 4, AT $50 A. NJ
Commencement at tho Academy of Music on Wednesday,
'u"o V ~ ~ +. A. p BARNARD. III. D.. President
49thsi., Madison and thaves, n. Y.
M RS, LOUISA b. CULVER
vim receive pupils painting landscape, flowers stn 'o
a. nm and Aecorntionl al her studio r Boh" No. as East
26th.st, corner lth.ave. beginning October l.
Refe: ences Mr.. D. Huntington, Mr. William Hart, Mr..
James NJ. Hart Mr. A. +. Bellows
For Bows and Young Men-Country.
A lexandcr Institute, Military Boarding School,
~ White PLAINS, y. Y. Principal - r. WILLIS. Phi. d.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
SUMNER or Winter. siooF0ridEe. Mass. n iIOFFMASS-
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
~ TUTi, New.ilaven, Coun., General ltussurs school.
lreparat Try college bclentiC schools THOR.
ougi phy seal training by military drilling gymuasuCs &c.
Ample 0pp0ri UNITY tOt athletic games. rowing, &c.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY. Twelve Courses
~ lead 20 demees. VIA Agriculture Architecture Arts
ChemstTy and Physics Civn Engine oriug Literature Malho
maucs Mechanic ArtT, Naum History Philosophy science
and Letters. STUDENTS seeking degrees clrct
irr studies Entrance rxnmluatious Legiu at ut
tgcS LING ani II ana At Chicago AZ hc zen
building and ~ Boston AZ tht Chauucy Hail school, Juno 10,
and continue three days For information apply 10 the
Trcasufo ithaca. y. Y.
IRVING INSTlTUTE.-Boardn and Day
boys: buAnoss and egRto training Spring
tenn commences March 81 A.AHMAGNAC. larrytOwn " z
MASS. INSTITUTE TECHNOLOGY,
A Boston. Regular four In OWL Mechanical
aud lining Engineering cnre Ch0m,try MeiAllurgy,
rnysrs Natua History, oIc students are also admitted To
SCAuO OF Mechanic Arts for instruC.
lion IN matAgmaucs drawing and shODNOTk Next school
brius sep enbor IL 1881. Entrance eXAmna uons
June ami y, aul September - an % at y a
ROBERT II. RICHARDS, Secretary.
WILLIAM r. ROGERS. President
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
i CHtSTEl Penn.
EugLCeIlng Chemistry, Claascs and English degrees
cOnerTtd. Colonel lHkO HYATT, PTes'L
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TILE My ANNIVERSARIES.
IN THEOLOGY

GRADUATES IN THEOLOGY.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF THE UNION THO
LOGICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY THE REV.
DRS ADAMS AND DARLING.
The forty fourth anniversary Of the Union
Theological Seminary was held in the Madison Square
Presbyterian Church last evening" Tue Rev. Dr. Henry
Darling OF Albany delivered an address The Pcriis
TO the Pulpit Modern scepca Thought" in which he
condemned the apologize tone aud tempOrznG attitude
OF the pulpit The president OF the seminary, the Row
Dr. william Adams, before presenting the diplomas TO
the graduating Glass; made short address Of cOngratu
lation to them.
Dinouas uere Given to the following persons thirty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-11
Anil oo 1881

JOHNSTON THE JEWELER, $50 BOwery.
pays very highest Itices for surplus Siverware Dup
Wedding PIrsonta Diamonds. Watches JeWeIry Kinra
Goods sold below manufacturers prices
WATERPROOF-La Improvement IN
W waierpIOohng surpasses known process licences
granted Address =. +. kEYES,
President AQuapelle Company, Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-11

The anniversary OF the Alumni Association OF the
Seminary was held Yesterday forenoon. Papers were
read by the Rev. Miatby Ill., d. ID. the Rev. Charles
w. Baird. d. D., and reports were received from cass
secretaries In the AFTERNOON the Alumni dlned with
the Faculty aud Directors.