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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29

Tie primaries in tie Gfty-onc election Dis
trio. where, nov elections wcr, ordered bv tie D'uo-
cratic Conit,r - one Hundred. were hr!i laa' M ht
Ia mot II ihtr the cont-i- paced on iar'aily In
tie XNIM Lection District - The INih Assem-
hly District lc 80 Ne fo' Of West I''cnth t.. there
wa. "a god ara Oh! ir,.s unaffected. The supervisor
~ Election. ir o. 7, rr'N. VIA D. also the rotary
az t, lon. VI, mr. Democratic cub, claims that tie re-
turns were for-iby taken from him Ic,fins P-r-oUal
violence, hc abandoned M post. ard rcF"r.td tie con-
dton ~ affairs At the hcadIua tcrS In M,si Twenty
fuiIth.st.
~ Justice ! Walker Fowler elected d,lrcnic
fr.u both the Nih and NIith Election l-'fic- oi the
NIIth Assembly District. There cr-r contests m
,9ri IL t, lion districts In the Nh AID tn Asscn py
districts. ~ SENATOR Ml,ia.I Norton, IN the mt
named distGct. routli opp"s'i Ihcrr "a. slarp
contest nlso in the ANth Ei"citu District ~ TIE Id
Assembly District b,twccn the Hdhcrents OF james
oil, "a uid john j. DOuOhar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29

WASliNGToN, June DEMONSTRATIONS were
mailed to-day from the Indian Otlre 10 United
states Indian A-"nt Tufts at Niscogce. Indian Terri
Tory. directing lin Ia notice 10 all persons inter
,,t, that reasonable time. thirty days from July
l. lli lee allowed within which they can make arrange
r.'is TO 'o"p!y with the Choc,aw aud Chi, k'0aw
rinif !4'r, t. ave hi county such n use
t,t " in IN; period 10 o. H. ont the necessary
'Ip do nnt come Within Tue excepted
,.-.,. rnnd 900 the Attorney Generals opinion. hc
rtc to r,frofr from the limits Of the Indian conn
-.nE Tor ti- pgfI"-r such p"r" FORE ~ ht ht at
H. -a.-a' ~,,rt go Eirhv nnd t"-iaN requested the
,rf, .f'f nf var 90 direct ~" proper Wiay CON
.rf. Deep JOB -.fd-r military aid to Agent Tg-is sho.d
ut,,fl 80, prompt rcuJN a. Ui tie IntrdIefh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29

RACING STEAMBOAT BLOWN To TEcrs-pAs- IN
GERS AND CEEW KILLED AND Wor>DiD.


GEES AND CEEw KILLED AND wor%DiD.
lHY 1IiI"EAIH To THE TrlrrNtt
NAYsyuir. ~. June 2~.-Thc Ihacton and
HAM, i-ft tie ~ harf at noon today. the former
bound for Nanrc urg and the latter for Portsmouth.
They were racinl ~ usual. Ecfor Z tting ont Of
sight NJ boiler, OF tie Phnrton rNplrGrd. throwing
passcngcrs, timber and freight all over the river
The boa, is n total wreck. Twelve PERSONS were
taken ont OF tho river the steamers Handy Frank
A. Owens and ildv ool. and four r-ors arr ,nown
10 have been drownod. Among them was the cnsi-
nccr. Charles Navlor. Tie ir,n'n Mas brought
here In q; iur condition, hi1gt uihly SCALED and
maus',d. M-Atthur. u Chicago drummer. ladiy
cnt ahou the head was alcn 20 the Central Hotel.
TIE cabin register has not been found. The boat
was said 10 hive hrd board IT tie tiuc of ~" ac-
cilrnt ..lnr thirty 81 f'r; paS,eug"r- AMI whether
more all lost l. not GOWN. Ih. HANDY Wa e."
close a. 20 have h'r >uokr stacks hi"cn or. Siir
pr"cre,r. up tie uycr wiki The larger part OF thc
Ihart'r~ crew.
Cixc>v,r' June 2N-Thr following are the
narrr~ of tic xii } hy tho explosion OF 10" ,a'-
tom ii,,.s -.a, (har', EaNI"r. "r-ln' r. M -
ch,.i,r. p,Ip: >.ru"i l,yu'l'-. r"r..r. t-'IlI"
In-rli ff.r d-, klarf. i.o.rrr,i. v .'-t f!r. and
.Io,ii ~. joy. deck -,,crrr. VA uno-ov passenger
D. ESQ 49,. i..'4 to have 't.'." i"-i.
Ari r,- IT,. o. irrI az -. Il. smith. ~ CinCi n'a'i:
Eo~~nr. o'rr. o. Manchester; Mr. NrAl.n,. g..
Chicago: " itg" -e.'l- tT'i.'r 'a'1ui J"' d.
C,nl. g Nai.;;l. M-toi those i.rI, afc ".i.y
Tri.a too W.. q ,mll s,'c-vhcl sielmcr.
yalg.d 90 g. 300 r.rr.r- in lD ii u4u' b'."c-h
Van b. . - liil t. t...t.- .tr.
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THE .ARMY AND NiTY.

WASHINGTON June 2s.--First Lieutenant Il.
H. Gilman l3,h Infantry will be relieved from duty in
the signal Service aud will ioin his company. First
L,utnant ~ f. lamar. 18Th Infantry. has been cyed
from duty ai the Louisiana state Univ ersiiy and will
iou hi. company
President Garfield to-day signed the commissions Of W.
Eaton ~ passed assistant engineer from March I. and
! Parker, master United states Navy, from May .,
u.,r.aahly 10 confirmation hy the senate.
Iirutcnnut William Wclch has been ordered 10 the
I-nif states rccciytucsp Colorado: Passed Assistant
surgeon G. & Hernd"n TO the United States receiving
ship Franklin, July Passed Assistant Engineer John
! H-srtt hn. ben detached from the Navy Yard, Nor
folk, Va aud placed OH sick leave.
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TWO rlHTNLES ~ 1HifT ArEfSriD.

a sneak thief entered the "use of Mrs +.
Collins. No. 81 West Eleventh-st early on TIN morn
Ing Of June = and stole quantity ~ silverwarc from
the bureau IN the dinngroon This - valued ~ 300
Mouday William Miller. alia- h ;-i'r. an ,N-con'irt.
was arrested IN boarding. '"ase 10 40 lJ'
Dciancy-st. The detectives fos.i I'D MiNcrs ruom
a part of the stolen liver md Some pawn
Tickets They alan discovered that some OF The
stolen rnp,ri had been received d. Emanuel Brown ~
No 30 DiYri0n a. Brow arrested Monday uehi ana
loo. ID nj with Miller at Police headquarters la NH
pocket Was found paper which sLO"c that be Lal
been d!Scnarscd rom prison May :, after serving "F
- L..L
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Policeman Shill lost night found a drunken
s1ilnr 1..rcp ON stoop In Twenty scrcrth't. rear
Erullway. IL gave she rnnn lglt hlov ~ wake him.
whcrcupon the se' drew pistol and fred wice M tho
Policeman Inth bullrt- missed The mark but one 81
them -t~ic aud eighty wnlrd'l h.;-r n Broadway
The sailor NJ length brought 9" -'f ls-oii lie -i
ns john Huichfr. lie .ad De- ian no nome an
ho Wac !pca cl up 90 charge II fcnnlol- assault.
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~rourD MEATS FOR ARCTIC voYAGERs.

rs '-Ui,,I,N. jane 2N.-i'i! muster h"nIry,
f - N.Nto pGrcl ,>,l supplies zoo NcS-York for the
fr., -f-.-,- I.oi-rrs to-day sshm'tel 70 The Navy
ire port Of the Board - Survey hat OK
,r .a." Pa. canned goods which wrrc shipped West.
I'm. rri.rt sty- %" caar"d r'a'- and s"nps were
f-t Co. HHlf 500. 90 a'f we're "pndrtultl VIII Paw
.... L,fr.r ,i fn.m 81 Ncv-Nort " wa with
o. .,ltnu that '.r'. ~tpud h. 70 .frIcf m
i--t cd. .l ni OH. Wu.'d p"i Be- fall ior. They
- lot aid i,T. re.orc tAc coo, ,uucnt lo-cs moth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29

TrfRr-SE OFFICE June 20-l a. m.-Thc barometer
fell about twotenths Of inch yesterday. the greatest
fall beng after Cloudy and partly cloudy weather
prevailed with rain durns the first quarter AMI heavy
thunder shower accompanied by strong Winds after
T. IN The temperature ranged between 81 and 80 the
average 74ie being 67o lower than The rorrffpond-
Ing day last year aud IOas1 higher than Monday.
Slight changes IN temperature and grnrral,} Ihlr
weather preceded 10y partly cloudy weather ana chh'th
light rain, nay he expected to-day In this city and VI
cin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29

Kankowsky say him he becam" excited and in
formed Joseph Birmingham. the turnkey that
HALEY looked like one Of the men with whom ms
he alleges. Nina Muller went away on be lay sue
was married TO him. Eltrin CHAM brought Haley
10 kankowsky's cell and asked him If h. had ever
seen that man before. HALEY answered that he
had not. Then EltrinGham asked Nan Sow>ky II NJ
had ever HALEY before. ard he hesiia'ci ana
proved much in appearance since his Incarceration
IN, 81 t.I
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overcome by the heat at Fulton Ferry. She was
taken 10 her home.
MURPHY. JoUS, age thirty-ve, while laying brick on
nov building IN Liherty-st. was prostraird ~ the
heat. lie wa sent TO his home, No. OH Court-st,
Brooklyn.
NEWMAN Fr..DERc, age forty Of No 20 lrewer-st, was
sunstrhck On HooPcr-st., brooklyn Hc Was taken
home.
SMART. WILLIAM acc fortvthree, surgeon on the steam,
tAip England, ell tn National Line, was Frustrated
at 80. s. Newt hnilb tr--st., this city.
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ALUMNI OF ST. FRANCIS XAVIER.

The sem-a annual meeting Of the Alumni Asso-
citation Of the College of St. Francis Xavier was held last
evening at the Hotel Monico, No East Eehteenthst
There was large attendance OF the alumni Appropr-
ate resolutions upon the death OF the Rev Father Charles
y pevton were passcd The usual reception was given
the graduating cAss the members OF when Were called
upop 10 enroll their among the alumni Refresh
ents were served and by 1nembs Of the assoca
finn coucluLed tbs meeting.
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MIDNIGHI EElIHEE EEPORL.
CONVENIENT INblCATlnNS.
S,1,o.sis Tor ~ bdsf Il hoHrs.

WAsuiNGToN. June -. ] \. m.-Thc bar
or,cicr 3. loves, 'n Ncr Ia. and and the - Lawrence
VALLEY highest ~ tie Guf si4trs. h1d nsins IN IN
Northwest e.. neral rain ha- iall'u IN New lnr.n-d
nnd occasional in 10" "tI,r dsiri"is r'-' 81 i
M..,'rsipld IIt,r I--.t south To west Na'r lr' $500
IN, r. has hcoi general ri.r ~ temperature lir ~
,-ir,a 10 above Tie fr iln 100 n'p N"-'i lh'
the -ot~rn Of 80 included the e"iihrin hi't"r' a4H
SCUM. low "a, kAu-aS. Nebraska gad tOlura.u.
i1dic0hfbs for fo-dGV
For the Middle Auhuii. -intcs. air We he. cNoc'i IN
the uor ht ~ Iaripn .n,A r-in-, vd- mostly Wt~i'Ty
stnuofnr, Temperature. ~ Der harninci'f.
Inr :, " ENGLAND. rainy followed hy 'I'itiuc wth'urr
variable, wd- mos westerly, STATIONARY or higher
ten, cratnrc. higher barometer
limitations for io-7'0rrJir
Fair wonthcr j. indicated for Thurday cast OF tic
Mississippi! 4dNcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29

Mr.. Barber was born at Georgia, Vt. lie
sr,nf some time nj the Unver't T. Of Vermont and In
1883 wac admitted the bar. -Four years later he re-
moved to the Territory OF Wisconsin and settled at
LaDcs.ter lie member Of the rst Constitutional
Convention hcd IN Wisconsin us46l, and was
elected 10 the STATE Assembly In 1882. 1883
and 1851 serving tho Last year a. Speaker.
In so aud 1857 he elected 20 the state senate.
Mr. Earicr WIS elected Ia the NLlIl aud XLIllG Con
r,sses ~ a Republican, and served from December !,
la-I ~ MarrA 3. l-4J.
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CAPTAIN ROBERT HARDIE.

BALTIMORE June 2s.-Captain Robert
Uare said TO be the lAst survivor OF the Dartmoor
prsoners died I'm this city this evening at the asc OF
eighty.three years. Captain IIardie was native OF
Philadelphia, and served midshipman OF n prva-
tocr during the war OF lsl2l4 He captured by the
Hritlsh and was cOnnno for long time in the prison
hulk AZ DarimoOr Uutl within few years he WA q
ehIp master lie was highly respected.
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coy,vTS>1oyrR rrrycrS CASE.

W,>uINGroN, juuc - 1t is generally IN
lrrs.p HAT anon n, 'p.ce discuss Ia The Cabinet
meeting today ~" letter - Railroad Commissioner
Irch 20 tie pr, s,dent ~ the Central Ta~Gc Railroad
Ct .i II T. rcpori'd that the DIM of the discussion
w.. rather unf,,oT,hc to Mr.. French and there j.
-;rous impression tLat D., viii retire from oflcc
,ar', dav Among tho mon named "a Sclv 10 snccecd
Nj ic,l. iu r1-' oi vacancy ~ 20" Office A.
'..-r,-,.,n H.. -k OF Wisconsin, and State Auditor
= b. ~ Iltkt
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90 -.--------
SAILING FOR FRANCE.

Commodore W. n. LETTERS, United States
Navy exChief OF the Bureau OF Ordnance Mt Washing
ton and wife United States Consul John u. Glover, st
Havre Colonel Thomas W. Knox, and Lieutenant V.
Beir of the Russian Navy, among the passengers
who VIII sail to-day the French Line steamship
Canada. Following Il the complete cabin list
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TURNED INTO THE STREET.

A woman and five little children were found
after midnight Ast night hudded together on the hhe
wink in front OF lodging housc at No Gj Rose 81 III"
n,or as 80 mich under the Influence OF TINT she
could scarcely tell her story she hal Deem turned out
OF the house because she did not pay the reul-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29

When Mind and Body are Out Of Sorts,
owing to Dlsor,;cred LIVER try at once DR.. Jaynes
sanaiive Pills sure remedy for all Bilious Affections
ln., 4 -
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sYATCuTSG ArA WATCH

A highway robbery took place in West
Forty seconds near sIth-ave, yesterday afternoon.
woman. attended by her maid was passing along the
walk when a thief attacked her and snached what be
thought was witch lie broke the gold chain which
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OFT T1RY.
4 ALLEN BARBER.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, June 2s.-Ex-Consress-
man J. Alien Barber died gt his home ~ Lancaster
wis., today after u weeks illness His estate Is Nalued
at 100000.
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RRAssERTING HIS INNOCENCE.

The rumor that Ksnkowsky. the alleged murderer
of Nina Muller, had made confession 70 DiS'ric'
Attorney McGill. of Jersey City, has no iounaaiion
A few days ago a Frenchman was put III inc 'aIi
under tho name OF William ). Haley. AZ soon hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29
STABBED BY 4 PLAYMATE.

Abraham Newman, thirteen years OLD OF
No 30G West Thirty was stabbed over no et
eye last night by playmate Louis Cron'er Oh no 900
S,n,ha,,a The wound was a severe one, and Newman
was sent 20 the Roosevelt Hospital CFonser was mr.
reSted.
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TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

THE CREW OF THE FRANcONIA RESCUED.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 2s.-Late yesterday after.
noon tug from the Faraone Islands, having on
boar, cnrian ~ the Franconia The ship Is
rapidly breaking up and with her cargo VIII be total Loss
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held II and OF with his prize pnrsned by the maid
who screamed for help and for tbs police Mt the top OF
her voice creating great excitement In the street ty
men and joined In the chBse but Is believed thai
the thief escaped. Fortunately he did not secure tho
watch, but only locket attached to thccnd OF gold
cluIn.
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NfRRiED.

CUV -NOrrEY-on Wednesday. juno D. nj So Peters
CHM Niagara Fs- by the Rev. H. H. Wellesley. assisted
hy H.. e, Ilin ar, ugcr-oll, D. D., Ei1abrih Porter
daughter q Hon George W ollry ail pFaniEiece Ok
ia. ATT etr,A II; Porter Of Nia-a Fails, u Pro-
fcs.Dr Irving T. Church. OF Cornell University.
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rrrCrrD 10 A WORCESTERSHIRE.

GETTYSBURG, Penn, June 2S.-The Rev. DR.
g. A. stork of Baltimore, to-day elected to PROBES
sorsip Of theology in the Lutheran Seminary OF TIL
placa.
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FOR HAvRE-BY srEAxsuIP CANADA.
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK JUNE %. 1881.
.nDtNTIer

PORT OF NETWORK. JUNE %. 1881.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Victoria dr. Murray London May % via Ha'fas
with nid.e and passengers Ia Henderson Bros.
Steamer WicInd tGerl Hcbch Hamburger une 10, uayre
If. with mdsc sni pass myers 10 kunhardt & Co -
steamer Wrsibourne 'Br, Newdrh Newcastle ID Gays
ndse and BcnhaD, Pickering N 60.
steamer chnon Seyenr Norfolk. with mdse To Ola DO
minion - Go.
lark ralsnan. Briggs Port Spain IS days. with sugar and
Bark Fanceico Danoyaro ItsD Fernando Trapani days.
with salt TO order: vessel 10 Funch. Fiye n Co -
Eaik Lady Of the Lake of Bristol Hnrrel P0ntai1tre ~
DAYS order. vessel to Geo Bulley.
Brig Zebona Of Parrsboro. NJ Merriam Windsor. Ms II
days. with plaster ~ Bertsux vessel to ScVus q
.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
rOREIGN PORTS
orrrysrowy June 2s-Arrived. steamer Ohio Morrison.
from Philadelphia On her way " Liverpool
AMERICAN PORTS.
BOSTON June steamer santiago dc Cuba Foote
pnnAnri rrrA June % Arrived clymeae. Hail.
Bona Junia Catherine, Savannah; Pioneer fiab RICE
cleared steamers Lord Give Urquhart Lvorpoo Potts
Vile. Pierce, salem. <,.. -. ,,.
Risk New.York
SEwORiEASs June 29-Clcarcd stesmcrs LOUISIANA New.
York: Algiers New.YoTk; CpphreDes Liverpool
At the PASSES Sailed. steamer Merchant . ,
SlyRySA June 2o-AIT1ved steamer city OF Savannah
from ew.YOrk
FAILED steamer Sararosss, Baltimore.
CnhgfE-IoS, June 2sArrived, steamer CITY OF Auahn
f Na y
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

n. a.r.r '.f-r'irta ,sisn' 10 M ~ p snts, q
disisss 81 fer tf h1un
n'rs white lne TIE 90 Hall
a, d1r,s hour. Ihs rss'I r asi'd % 49,
thffnotstaS Al
m aru-ey.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29
READY FOR THE NORNM COLLrGE.

The graduates reception in the training de-
pariucnt Of the Normal COLLEGE was bold yesterday
morning in the school ,hape in tae east wing o. the col
lcge building. President Hunter presided. and among
Others seated upon the p.I.furH which proius is
decorated with flowers ana p.at.is. were g Mayor
Wickham. Henry l.. Te'rv. E'Wdrd {. brIHoN! Isaac
Bel. William Wood, Of The Foard OF Iiucaoi. and Ben
jn:nn i. Nauicrre At ~ O'Clock. when The exercises
were upcnc, there Don't tln-aid pupils 1r--ni
ana several hundrr !en ds 81 Tho graduating liars and
scloD The graduate. nnc,ccn in nufnrr. Dr. sod ir
white and wearing hov the!r hair sat ia he mont
oi seats.
The exeTcscs consisted % vocal Music by 10 school
quotations. Instrumental solos, rccatons aud csa!
4 competition nii,cd 1.-THE WooIt." 90 iy Ha''
Gui~i' allie ryder 1'd Ii.u -tcit' rini'r rcn'r =
" How shocking "hr Forge" f. inv - pt CLASS I'D
Us Emily MChruy: Iottlr E'stpu fc, Tod " In - CIR {;
Tia ruo john And, r~on. y, Ju". jessie Rice ~
! 20 20 GrauGpas 90; Eu-' ui, ilNun. The E"''i 80
lucknow 20: I-rfha I.-i- -. " Da- G"Hfirf ; E.ff
Winter. seven Tuucs Two and ltit Go.L-wt - ai'
Emily Sullivan. Sakcsarf- lIrirr '. scene ". lru-
retta LYON delivered the va!edrtor!. tuuiui sstolrr
wood ~, sentd tle uiplona> t. -" member 81 The
eraGuaiih- class aver making br't adr'-- u acl
ne reviewed the history 81 tac school sincc u vA-
founded in ri Marx 'Epa'c. when the crui'.-@ had
~ rir elias hTir! adi-t were u mad fs
,orni.soIcr rhhain AMI otacrs. Follow aye Tue
lain., o. thoHs receiving o. .p.uuD-.
ANetleirl. Lima vl'. N'nncita 'h'rman'. Ma'iAa
~. l.s- A.l Iar-cnior,. !. l. St'.tnt.. i amy
J. o%i u,,i,.a. II. Nam. Laura sD.,tln. %. d.
f,firctch IanaF .. f"Ift. doe L. 80 '.h nt. IA
(,olt-aIih. hair j ma" IfHt ..+4 s'iA
Go d-i.n. Came rilrI. ~!c,-ia W MGR LIAM 81"
Holy. Lpf:r g..
Inc commencement exercises ~ The Normal Cole g
proper VII be held tom'fIo~ E"rnI-; a. ''"elo~A-
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1)olitieal Notices.

meeting 81 the Republic club Of the NN!itn Asscr.
Inn ~ Isl at o m JOHN BEATTIE, President
Il. SLAIN SECRETARY
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IAA&z5crSZX11|
HIL d

an notices Of Marriages must be indorsei u.N full
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29

The beausss - the Theological Seminary ioT scolar-
shite -ps aud general fuld are rl1@0s5 10
tie Medical College has been gift OF $1,000 with
a rverSo;Isr5 request from the late pF saith al from
E4aOls 10 SO 900 The Law School has bscn gwen q
fund OF $4,000 ~ Ex-Governor Englis, and !, has n
contingsnt hiud Of S6OOOO from the late La'ayeite
Poster The school Of Fine Arts received F75eb ~
fund for pru.c shiIs. and general nd 81 SpiJ9
also 81 fOD for scholarships, $1,000 In the bnrs 81
epecal tr,siess AID 900 grant To ihc state Icy
the General Government Altogether The dnlhtioh, ana
6,oucsis afOuui to Si,72s1sl -. II $4,000 OF the
Peshufy Euiidnr Fund il deducted together with the
100000 lard for the observatory and 5000 Tor the
Medical Bii..iing, nearly Si,5OOOoO remains. which
with some additions devoted 10 science ~ some form
or othey Other cent rbutions increase the amount IRON
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Gucsial Eo;iets.

Special So;ets.
In powdered form Ready 10 minutes Several vars
ties Ieicon> economical convenient Try them
A-Hcaaauar.rr- for gpoi chap aept.,i1y 80 ys.rs
made Fine sod and pataa work low er and BITTER 'han
No. IS East 23dst. near itA ave.
P,...,r. Ice Cream delivered to Families. Soc per quart
by gallon 10 hufchcs, 25c. per quart Established
1851. NJ. IL Bible House
Henry A. Daniels. N D. IA Leingonave. near ethst,
Hour, W ! and 10 4
Attention 10 deatiemen
..,,,, -. Mineral w aiers s,,o., ~, all .a,,,,
Tie waters Avoid coarse. irritating waters foreign aud
domestic; they impair tAe digestive organs and Kidneys
The Managers Of the uot SOP REFUGE FOR WOMEN
under the Nei Of May Isl Will res.e pypo. o 70, ae s
building, may suitable BY such limited Aitera,.ns
as s , t apeuisent and Officers u the institution.
,% a' 81 3 a. s1%s H ind /"
sEris est 5' an ~ seSpe .a ya'
Pile. permanently cru dIcacd within weeks No
knife OF S.s A ser r a aI sSr ash
The Foreign Mails Tor ending SATURDAY. {ay
2 ' uI s oG y a. Steamship AM, Hp'' Svsa va
wkpSEsDAY =, $50 a. oI ESrgps y steamship
Ss .reesy ssIss ana = 40 iGT f,sSes - q
mS Ss s e .Sss.
Frss, Ma Plynsuih Cherbours ana HApemgi on
SATURDAY, at $50 g. N. for kuropo, by siesfn-
ship city u Br!ia Va Queenstown lcsrrespondso'e
Tor Germany and Scotland must he specially ID
dressed) and go NJ i.s sccuard direct y .,s.n
direct by st.snshp Ze-znd wa Antwerp AMI II N.
for Europe by seaIasnip MAN. VIA southampton saa bfS
mem The usals ami sonth Pacino ciose 90
sATU July 1t To- N The msls Tor Ceos saa zsxce
close on TIL AY al 1880 The mslls tor Sewhoosd
land close Til asDAy Al p NJ The malta Tor SeE
foundand and 81 Nqueion close On FRIDAY ~ SD
n ~ The mails for China Japan Thursday -
m ne mails ALA &c. olose June 20 ~ 1850
HENRY u. PEARSON. fostnnstAk
Post ONCE New-York. luna "a 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29

The Peabody trustees were gty'n $15o,0~; $4,000
pf THE werr FOR building purposes Tue rthf WAS
funded A. S2DOoo for building fund aud SJoVoo t1r
fhe care With the clft OF land Tor ihe
Weheeter atOry, this class "i ci!ts has been
S250oOO Tbe Anatomical department. hhs Detn favored
ss folioWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29

PREPARING FOR THE YALE-HARvApD RACE.
TIE HARVARD MEN ~ GoOD CONDITION AFTER
1lIfR NICTOEY-FGNE APPEARANCE or TIE
YALE CEEw-AS EXCELLl NJ RACE ANI!CI-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-12-08
Report of the Secretary of the Navy.

Secretary Hunt in his annual report. calls
th.. ot,..,,+i,,,, - -. - N1''
VS. - 'le heeloc'eu COLI
"i'.'" vi 'ne navy ana says unless some action
lee had IN its behalf it must soon dWirdle to
lnsgnihcance. He deyotes considerable spsco
Ia consideration 80 a. - -
.,;,..., Wv, enc 'epoitS u bureau
anu 6on'l"iS lhuoISes toe fecommen-
datons submitted Secretary Hunt estimates
that S20.0l9.7l6 viii Ie needed ~ dafco,, +,,o
c,pc,.,. ,,t ,..,. '''0
~ wy department ior me hscal year
ending June 3l, lss3 acquisitions are made
upon tine department H. send yossols 1,
IN Ur.r,,t
- ,u',I'h' parts Of the world to
t,''.' ,"ts'''' Hkatession upon rights
to,., 49, ~ ana ~ shield
f,re,l-t, XIII. f,,.,.. tiNa COMMUNION IN
INV lt,.t, ~, ,t,, 80 .hd personal mug
,,,st.,,,.,, . -. t'l, ~ l"dt ~ many sucn