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RIILWAY CASUALTIES.

MILWAUKEE, March 8.-This morning The
Republican and Keios obtained information that an e.
CINE the Chicago aud Northwestern Railroad had Run
into gang Of shoycilers at shopcrc JaucsSlc,
killing twelve 70 repaired yesterday afternoon
that accident had occurred by which seventeen men
were killed. but the railroad officials deniee the report
Kilograms could NOT DO got from Jdneyc and later IN
the evening the officers Of the Chicago and Northwestern
Road pronounced ihs report cHuard THIS morning
they acknowledge that slight accident occurred, but
they will not give the particulars.
CHICAGO. March "A dspaich 90 The Errntn0
journal fron Milford, Ind, says Baltimore and Ohio
through fTcig train thrown from the track three
miles west Gi hero This morning by a broken rail Tho
engine and ten cars piled up together. william
Dock the fireman, badly sCaldcd aud william
BnokmOre, b akeinhn, was badly Injured. Tho rest
OF tue crew escaped uniurt
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ara rosa color OF victory. According 20 TINS aCeVun.
~ srmistice which was agreed upon aiter 'e p'''e
ssros was violated BIZ the Peruvians though aPia.i
ss,,v without the sanction Of the Peruvian Dlc'V
paruyaas gained no advantage py TINS sVeP "o"v,o.'
a. the capture Of Mirehorcs soon icioweu anu a1.
as then at the mercy Of tho chiiian army on 'no
~ T.nuary Ia about thirty-sx hours before the onha
.rsa tbe peruvian capital parties OF disreputaoie
,,,sps inlsmed by drink and careless OF tne conS1
s,nas since the municipal authorities had esoapou,
saraded the city, sacdng and burning lne shoP. "
kr,nese merchants and numbering the proprietors
stated that about 900 Chnamen persisted 10 .av mat one
~ the CITY and on the negbbofnR farms anu ono INT
Snarcnapt estimated his loss at 4l4S,uV,v,d At
Ebsse statements should not be implicitly dDIs dis
Esrss5 the mob and sent deputaton 70 tne I'D
COMMANDER asking him to occupy the Guy ~ ON'' w.
restore order. - ho.
New-Orleans is already discussing the pest
10 urotect itself against yellow fever the eonDE
seasou That city, unfortunately, has 70 SET uOuDi'
puard-against disease at home and suspicion
ha seasop has arrived In which yellow fever
and according to The Heo Orleans Democrat 'nAV oO
\, enough TO arouse the apprehensions ana
hf the whole Mississippi Valley unless t become al
apparent that the sanitary interests OF the Guy ",e
- "a .a,csart hands There seems to be little
k,or.v az the National Board OF Health as II IL were
kslt that ina local. authorities could administer the
4sasrapt,ne regulations without interference lroh
abroad but The Democrat in sensible edltorlH aree'
Aeprecafes the expression Of any such feeng IL says
mat popular opinion throughout the Valley approves OF
the national Board and that the system OF inspection
ana surveillance conducted by that Board last year dd
more TO inspire confidence than measures previously
executed or conceived 1t Is gratifying to soc pubc
ponion In the South taking the right direction In respect
10 the great question OF hygiene Memphis. looking
erely at the condition Of its treasury could III afford to
eonsiruef system OF last spring but looking
~ The fnure ft was the best investment the city could
sfs That example ought to be Of value 70 the whole
eson which In the past been devastated by yellow
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~ 1851 will close this oace on fUEsDAY At a M:
Europe Wisconsin. wa Queenstown on
WEDNESDAY. at $3.50 a. for Europe by steams1ip
Scythia via Queenstown on TnUKSDAi ~ M ~.
Britain and the Continent must DO
suealy addressed; IL for Europe, by steam
ship Westpha VIA Pymsuth Cheroourg and Hsmnarg On
SATURDAY, IL n M, Tor Germany &c, by steamship
Mosel via southampton and bremen correspondence Tor
Great Britain and the Continent must DO specially ad
for europe, by steansnlp Skitan-
mic correspondence for Germany and scot
land must be specially addressed; ami AZ p m TOT
Scotland direct BY steamship AnchoI1a wa GLASGOW ana
Antwerp Tho malls Honduras and Hvtngston leave
NeW.York The mails Tor Cuba aud the West in-
des leave NeW.York TO- The mails for Mexico leave
New.York March 10 and - The mails Tor Nassau N p
iesye NeWYOrk H. The mails for Newfoundland aud
81 Pierre MquelOn NewYork March IL The mails Tor
Porto Rico NewYOrk March H. The mails ior Aspn.
wall and south Pacific leave Hew-York March ~ Ihe
mails for Austraha &C. san Francisco March IL Inc
inas Tor China Japan san Erancisco Mah ID
~ rIOS Il JAMES, Postmaster
pasL Office New.YorK March g. 1851
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PUBLIC OPINION.

After all, few men have gotten in more
hows at the Democracy during last four years than
mr. Hayes. Every veto was centre shot-lFeOria
Transcript tRep)
We do not believe any man in the South,
who wishes well by his section and has just conception
rel With President Garfield his attitude toward the
Soutrs-l Albany Evening Journal tRepJ
That Democratic rumseller in Washington
who on Inauguraon Day displayed the portrait OF Cen
only bali the courage Of his opinions Why didn't ne
display counterfcf presennent OF William a. Engisn
konne.-(Troy umes (Rep)
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FAIR WORDS.

Nom The Memphts APpedI lDeihJ - =,
z We agree with President Garfield that the
negro should be educated and should be carefully
guarded In his rights. In such work as he says
lions and races should be forgotten and par
tsanship be unknown" And We agree With
him the policy Of making truce with time by &C
cepng the inevitable verdict OF the supremacy of the
Union the fact that there longer exists question
that can distract the country divide It seotOnay or
fetard healthfu activity every depart
OF trade and commerce Hereafter the man should
be regarded little less than criminal who Obtrudes
his own sectionaiSm for the opinions
of State q party, or who would interposo the
resurected bodies Of dead issues between the people
and the contamination OF great destiny To the people
of the South this Is OF the first Importance.
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DOCTORS BY THE HUNDRED.
DEGREES FROM THE CIrYs UNIVERSITY.

UEGREES FROM THE CITY'S UNIVERSITY.
FoRTIETH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF THE MED
IcAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF THE
CITY OF NEw-YoRK-CH CROSBY CON-
FRRs THE DRGREEs-ADDREss BY THE REV.
DIR. BELIows-THE vALEDICroRY GRAFTON.
Ibe Medical Department of the University of the
City OF New-York held its Fortieth Annual Com
mencement at tho Academy of Music last night.
Nearly 200 degrees we're conferred and the usual
number of medals and prizes was awarded. The
Rev. Dr. Henry w. Bellows delivered the address to
the graduating class, and Joseph Clark Thompson,
OF OHIO, gave the Yaledietory oration.
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ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC Faction.

Many of the Democratic voters of the WITH
Assembly District met last evening at No 223 Madison
IT,, ana organized Independent club. TO be known
az tho Thomas Jefferson Association OF the
IVth Assembly DistriCt Prominent among the
leaders are Alderman Shells aud AsscrnDlyman
Mccarthy. About thirty OF tho mcnbora
comprised that portion OF Tnmmany General Committee
which seeded from the organization with Alderman
Shells when he quarrrlled with IOhu Kelly.
Resolutions were adopted Censuring John Kelly for
his political course during the last two years aud chag
ing him the responsibility for the defeat Of the Demo
cratic slate ticket IN 1879 and the National ticket In
1880 Thomas Shells whs elected president OF tho asso
citation.
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A DOUBLE DUTY.

The Administration of President Garfield can
40 the country ard the Republican party an
immense service If by the character aud stand
ting of those whom 1t appoints TO office in the
Southerp States II shows that 1t seeks IN Its
own political household upright and efficient officers
rather servie party politicians; and the Republican
press can effectively sustain the Administration IN
deeming the party and character in that part OF
tho country II It rejects rag-money men as unworthy
Republcans On the other hand honest and patriotic
men 10 the Southern States must that their duty
To secure tree ballot. 60 prevent os1Hofsm OF the
Northern Immigrant and both to provide SC IOos and 20
prohibit the use IN them of books which foster the most
EtnDid sectionslism in the guise OF history.
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SALE OF LIQUOR IN NEW.JERSEX.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., March THE hotel
and saloon keepers of Long Branch, Monmouth Beach
and tho Highlands in quandry over the bill signed
by Governor Ludlow, which makes It unlawful for
seaside To sell liquor in less quantities than Ious
gallons, except under license granted by tne DorouGh
authorities. Some time ago the power OF etSnunE ~
ceuses for the OF beer and liquor was taken away
from the Long Branch Commissioners ana YeStea IA Ie
Justice OF the Supreme Court presiding over 'no null
mil I,nIri
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PRIZES FOR MILITARY DRILL

NASHVILLE, Tenn March TAT meeting
Of the Boar of Exposition Managers tonight It was de-
cded TO give an aggregate of $500 in premiums FOR
connective military drills to be held on May "a 20 ana
on Tine Iar9es prizes offered OF $1,000 Tor the
nest drilled infantry company and one OF 5000 for the
next best drills Will include artillery target ana
niht rfde practice.
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REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.

The Grand Circle Republican Club held o
nearing last evening at its headquarters, No. 17S7
broadway lecture entitled "reminiscences OF James
A. Garfield" was given by John l. Branch. This was
followed with some pleasant personal reoohections or
the President by John N. L. Hunt George O. CONN pre-
sented list of twenty-five new members VINO were
eS Tss regular monthly meeting of the xxd Assembly
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LATEST STRIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.Yong.. ..... MARCH 8. 1851

POHT OF NEW-1Ohk..e.... MARCH, D. ledI
ARRIVED
Str Daniel Stenman (BegD De smek Antwerp FEB IT, VIA
Boston Sth Inst with mdse and passengers to Funch Edye
90.
sur City Of Columbia woodruff Charleston days. with
mdse and passengers toJ w Quintard q Co.
str City Of Augusta Niekerson savannah with mdse and
passengers 20 Geo Yonge
str Manhattan Kelly Richmond City Point and Norfolk.
with mdse end passengers 70 Old Dominion ss Co.
Ship Rosn Castle tbr Guthrie. Calcutta l20 days. wit
mdse 70 ORDER vessel TO w D Morgan.
Bark James stafford tof Annapolis ESl. Reyuod, Avon
mouth 80 days,in ballast 70 w Parker q Co.
STEAMER MovEMENTs.
FOREIGN PORTS
HAVANA. March s-Arived str Niagara, Baker from New
YORK.
AMERICAN PORTS
NBw.ORrRANs March S-Arnvcd, airs Pedro Liyerpoof
Lone star and HUDSON. NewYOrk
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LOSSES AT OTHER POINTS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March S.-A fire on Sun
day nignf Bolivar. Tenn. dcasrOy~d ten buildings.
The loss Is about $4,000 Insurance, 81 900.
BrFFALo, March "a frr to-day destroyed kingston's
last FAC. ofy. Loss, $4,000 Insured.
CHICAGO. March S.-Thc Northeastern Fence Works at
minneapolis, M,nD. Owned b Pnl.p Herzpg' were
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000 INSURED for $1,000.
eou,iy divided bet vccn t,c HAMBURG and Nlcirbctg.
tnc Mrropole BrtIsh American. Ne alK Ii1" aud Union
nI m
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TIE FIFE RECORD.
A COTTON MILL DAMAGED.

TAUNTON, Mass, March 8.-Tho carding and
spinning building and machinery OF tde Charles Abro
Cotton Mills damaged by fire and water onght 20
the extent OF about 500 insured for S5i250 In the
folio wing CON auies: Enterprise Mutual Providence,
S4,I2j: Frcmcns Mutual, Providence. $3.50; Me
ChauIcs Mutual. Providence, Sfi2j; Fall River
Manufac'urcrs 80, $50: Cotton aud Wooden, Bnston,
$1,000; what Cheer Mutual, Providence, $3.50 :;
Blackstone Mutual Providence, So 900 Hope MUTUAL
Providence.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS:
Synopsis for he past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, March. 8, 1 a. m.-The bar
omecr Is highest from Texas northwnrd TO the Missouri
valley. The storm yesterday in Missouri has moved
eastward 10 Ohio, accompanied by occasional rain or
snow the Mississippi Valley TO the Atlantic, except
in the Ncw.England States The temperature has re-
muncd stationary ar slightly risen eastward Of the
Rocky Mountains. SOutherly winds prevail along the
Atlantic coast; elsewhere they are northery or Vari'
able.
Indications.
For the Middle States. cloudy weather with rain,
casierly winds possibly becoming variable, stationary
hiEcr temperature, lower barometer IN the eastern
part,
wind shifting 70 easterly, nearly stationary tempera-
lure, lower barometer.
OduttOndrV Signals
Cauonary signals continue from Smthville TO Sandy
Hook and are ordered for Point Judith and Shoreham.
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THE NEW-YoRK ATHLETIC CLUB.

The following officers of the New-York Athletic
Club were elected last night: President William
H. Curtis; vice president, Waldo SpraRue; secretary
and treasurer. William Wood; captain, Alfred n:
Curtis; Grst lieutenant james W. carter; seconu
t,.ntcnant. George D. Philllps) Executive Commit
i,ef.liaI1es ii. Pierce. Thomas X. keator. Charles
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DAMAGE IN FRONT ST.

A fire broke out last night in thc second
h,or OF tho fourstory brick building No 90 Frontit.
occupied by l. b Wuolsey, -four merchant Before u
was extnguishcd It damaged nj, stock TO the extent OF
ahnut - OOD The damage 10 the building was about
500. Tne name Of the Owder OF the building aud a.
Insurance not learn ed. The fire wga caused by an
oyerhcatOd stove.
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OHIO WE'LL REPRESENTED.

nom TIE C0tunabug (Oht0l Sats Journal (Repl -
The notion that Ohio has been "sllghted ="
an the makeup OF the Cabinet is intensely silly Very
few Ohio people will lose sleep because tho state Is not
in the Cabinet and least oil all the two Den
whose names were prominently mentioned In connec-
ton with such position The who will preside at
the Cabinet board Is model Ohio man. That should be
sufficient CRAFTY State PRIDE and Is sufficient Tor
hinetynina out OF one hundred OF our people
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PoSTP0NING a TILDEN RESOLUTION

DOVER, Del, March 8.-The joint resolution
passed by the House Friday last declaring that Mr.
T1den was elected four years ago, reprobating the
Inauguration OF President HAYES and regrettIng tho
Inauguration OF President Garfield called up IN tho
Senate to-day ana indefinitely pos pOned.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. March 8. a. m.-Durng the fair
and partly cloudy weather yesterday the tendency In the
barometer was downward but the changes in the mer
cury were slight The ranged between $50
and $40 the average (397s being 3l9o higher than on
tho corresponding day year, and 1o lower than on
Monday. -, ,,,.
Cloudy and partly Cloudy weather, with higher tenn
pcratures and Occ lsona light rain, may be expected
today In this city and vicinity.
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AVOIDING ONE TRAIN TO MEET ANOTHER.

The train which reached Jersey City on tho New
York, Lake Erie and Western Railway about o
o'clock last evening, when near the Hackensaok
Junction. struck and killed coal-pioker known as
"Peterp He was picking up coal on the track, and
crossed in front of the bound train TO avoid
train going in the opposite direction. His head was
crushed and his leg broken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

ST. LOUIS, March S.-The annual meeting
Of the stockholders OF the St. Louis wabash and Pacific
Railroad for the election OF ve directors, was held ut
the companys Office TINS morning. with the following
result: Samuel Sloan, Of New-York George u Haven
of New-York; James Cheney, of Fort wayne inni
Thomas +. Tut and James +. How, OF St. L0uls
Fesgrs sloan and Haven represent tho Delaware anu
IacKawanna aud NewJcrscy Central interests.
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saw: nv oninion IA that we shall build new line but
that will take time aud then will not possess equa
advantages"
"You remarked that tho contract with Mr. Thayer
wOud he insisted on 10 the extent OF damages ,,
Let me whisper in your ear" was the reply =, MT
Tbayer has settled that matter; we have Ills CHECK AZ
this moment"
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THE VACANCY IN rae SUPREME COURT

CHICAGO, March 6.-The Inter Ocean will TO-
morrow announce that strong movement is making by
the bar OF Chicago the nomination OF the Hon'
E. g. Isham OF Chicago TO the vacancy on the pencn Vi
the Surname Court OF the United States Mr. Isham Is
lending member OF the Chicago bar ana the law partner
OF Robert T. Lincoln who has Just been appointed
tArV of War.
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DECLARINH 4 DIVIDEND.

TORONTO. March s.-A special cable dispatch from
London to The Globe says the Great Western Railway
nounces a dividend OF per per AMMAN on its or
binary stock after payment on all tue preference STOCK
A sum OF "a 900 Is also carried forward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

LEGAL CoNUNDRUMs.-Why does lawyer
sleepf Because be lies both sides What doee
he do when he Is dead He lies still.
The MILITARY AGATN.--He: 81 met our
friend the Captain yesterday, and be telling me
about his first engagement" She: FIRST engagementl
Has he broken of many P-Judy.
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1EJIGH VALLEY DIVIDEND.

PHILADELPHIA, March S.-The Lehigh VAL
ley lroad Company has this day declared quar-
terly dividend OF q per cent, payable April 16.
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co, &C.
An inspection Is particularly invited.
Posi- Once Notice,

High prices killed sapoio Pride OF the Kitchen" foi
securing aud cleaning superior quality anu costs only
much
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

If in need Of o remedy for sore throat Of
bad cough cold. use promptly Dr. Jsyne's Expecto
rant useful medicine TO keep In the house, bccause Of
IT'S great heptulnsss In all lung and throat troubles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

BURR-SHAW-0n March T. at the residence OF James O.
Spencer by the Rev. Charles H Burr Dr. Buchanan Burr
TO Helen N. shaw all Of NeH-York. No cards
HENRY-ALLEN-In this city, March at the Madison Ave-
nue. Reformed Church. by the Rev. E. Reed Berthe T.
Henry OF North Bennington w. and Jennie c. daughtef
OF s. L. Allen, Of this cl.y. Nocards.
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MARRIED..

Prde of the Kjtcheno for securing and cleaning is bet
ter than SaDolio and much cheaper.
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Gueaal Notices.


Art Edward Sc henck. AuctiOneer.
The MORSS COLLECTION.
Positively without reserve, superb colecttOn OF
HIGH CLASS OIL PAINTINGS,
selected critical u1 ment together with six
teen important pictures Just received from abroad
them VOltZ. Zimmerman, Lesre kOwasSl, hoe0ts.
Oun summon Etienne NerOockhoeven DO
fregger iche Ca9usel De C0nninok Portfolio DAVID Coi
Carcia, DescamDs, VJu Leemputter
Now On eXhib ton and 10 be sold az anction az the
SCHENCK ART GALLERY, No. 81 NaSsaust,
FRIDAY, March ii. at O'CLOCK
American Art.
THOS. l.. KIRBY. Auct0neer.
BY THoS. E. KIRBY 8 CO..
on FREE EXHIBITION, DAY AND EVENING,
LAT OUR AIT GALLERY. S45 BkOADWAf.
(OppOsiJe Wallack's,
AN IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF
AMERICAN PAINTINGS IN OIL and WATER COL0HS
the property OF the well known Artist
Mr. q. HERBERT McCORD. OF THIS CITY.
about going abroad
ALSO, A NUMBER OF FINE EXAMPLES IN OIL
CONTRIBUTIONS DIRECT FROM THE ARTISTS
INCLUDING MANY NEW PICrURES
the whole be sold at auction
TOMORROW (ThURSDAYl AND Friday EN1SAlNUS
A Great Spring Medicine Hyatts "AB" Life Baisam.
ST 25. OF Druggists and HYATTS, 240 Graad.st Ny
Cooperative Dress Association, Limited.
mailed Tuesday 10 ali applicants up 70
Monday last Applications received this day VIII De aiel
Wednesday morning ProsDectnses oil A PULBHOoh liz
bth.ave. 4
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IA SUxFIuENr REAsON.--A master was ex-
hst tl,s land Df the world Is continuous He
~ eeZ BOW, Jask could your father walk roupd
~ Sslo Il 4 10, sir.v said tie boy. And why ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

B. Waite. william H. Andrus, Benjamin Q. Will
Jams, James r. Curran, Reginald H. Sayre, Theodore
Guerra and Otto Sarony.
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DIED..

All notices of Marriages must DO Endorsed With fsI
name and address.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

Thedaram the yaoS TINS sty By t.naa Of
white line ollAti0n
The broken or doedne epteLen
nntta BroAlNAY
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District RspublIcan Association vas held at Ma 100
East One twenty ATHEIST, last eyeninE
Donald Mclean, the presidents IN sns cnsir xwfnw
for membership were received. After adoppng leson
tions expressing satisfaction OF General Gae9s course
thusf ar, the meeting adj ourned.
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Gold Jewelry for Gentlemen
THEODORE Is. STARR,
JEWELLER,

No 2O6 Fffth.ave, Madison.squart
Between 25th ana 18th .sts.,
JeweyDeSt quality 0lly0r areso
wv .nnfal 1nrIoaa hIue
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Uouorable mention was also made for the same rea
sons of s. r. syms aud Ralph Waldoi but Deing uhuer
age they could not receive tneir diplomas. oDo.a
The Mott Gold Medal for the best hhatohlca' prcP10
tious was awarded 10 Sus q, BJalsueI ....,,,ooI
Jnc Mott Silver Medal for the second Dcst Ahatoo"'
nronaration was awarded 10 George I. Elwlu. -,-,
The Mott Bronze Medal for the pest DOCK ol T1Soed
oosiS and rem1rks of the professors OF tho suryca
classes was given to A. A. snyder ,,,.o urbosa
onapal scnolastie standing Is the highest, rs shown
,n the record OF his final examination, was awarded 70
me s,cond Feuy Prize OF $500 TO the candidate who
nassed the beat competitive examination III tue severn
general general departments WIS s"on " " "
Titus. uooo =. A. oo,d,doto CD bo
passed next best examination "en' W houA0' VI "
EtVuh
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Honorable mention made OF tho loIoWIng men i Ior
proficiency and superior eXcclIonco ~ e"o"" Az '''
huaI examination for the degree
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Waltham Watches.
THEODORE b. STARR.
JEWELLER,

Henry A. Danels N. De- la LexagoaaFA. asAs zssA-ss
80 HoarA s 70 aud , VI y
Attention ~ gentlemeE