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1yBUMAyITY TO HIS FAMILY.

Coroner's inquest was held yesterday in the
case Of Mary Kilet aged forty Of No. 3J5 Madisons
who fell from the fourth story window OF her house
OIL June ana was killed. AT tie time Deputy Coroner
Ra.e fonpd four small children at her house. Who were
nearly naked Mrs Kulett's husband, George, who is
enplovcl IN The Post Office Department on the cars
running between this city and hewlayen was louhd 10
have been drunk the time. The testimony yestTuA5
showed that there only one OMAR IN
Klletts rooms, aud that mattress paced o.
tins and a refrigerator constituted Tie sOle
bed Killettt occupied this at the uhe.
IL Is supposed that Mrs. Kiett sat on the wlndoWsl
waiting 10 rouse husband In time for the train and
hat she went seep aAd fell " the gro9nd XaeJry
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MIR. DATIIT ~ JERSEY CITY.

The Land Lcaguers OF Jersey City rendered
reception to Michael Daytt asl uIguy the Catholic
Institute oixtst, Jersey city The large hail Of the
Institute VIII hold loo people and every seat
cuped Mr.. Dayitt arrived early, accompanied
by Mr.. Redmond, his secretary. number Of
clergymeu occupied seats the platform
together with several prominent citizens and two com
pAne- Of Irish mita-the Diytt Rifles and the HiDer
MA iiies Mrs. Paruel arrived .aye The meeting was
ca.i to order by W. T. Holmes chairman Of the Exec
utve Committee OF the LanI League, who introduced
ex-Mayor Peter McGIy.sk, OF HoDoAen, chairman OF
the meeting Nj Mcu&yi-k Introduced Mr.. DayItt, who
wasrcceiyed with succession Of proonge cheers. Mi
Davitt said il part:
Il has always been the misfortune OF an Irish move
m,ut one has to be denounced and ma lgur.
an glad tAal am ne victim IN tA- occasion. have
received 80 many hard knocks frou Eu-iI-lia,A uy
time that VIA PROBABLY he able 20 -tani Few from
Ir-hucu, iccaiy as Do D. In the cIuar OK ireland.
viii not come blows with any man whom believe 10
b. honestly tryls to serve ireland. nor
van sly au mMnd word ot any
Haye not always worned in the interest OF harmony
Dld / not come To- America Tor that very purpose
When / released from Portland Prison
was accompanied To London By Mr.. ParncN and
Mr. Dulou, ard was there when the telegraph
flashed tine news OF the cowardly assassination
to Mr. Parnr Mr.. Dillon that a manifesto be Issued
al once to the irish people 10 denodncc the Infamous
frsto and lad the butter attack. OF the London
press which wanted 10 bring that crime home DO the
Land League When was doing tnis tno.e ~h0are now
laundering could nor Doe found anywhere They were
crouculn- IN and hiding ia Paris or elsewhere.
Had not dcliNerc my Manchester speech would
not now be- a Icket-ofle.ye man. Nr GLADSTONE would
have granted full pard 1u, but spurucd any con-
Ces-On -puTne0 any iaFor' from the th-l'h Govern
ment. Then heard rumors OF dlss n7On IN the Land
League iu America ana felt that could 10 some more
COCA this side came mere 10 Ten on iua there Is no
split or discussions IA the uad League IN Ireland and
~ difference between Charles Stew art PLrneu and my
self
Mr. Dayt closed by repeating the speech be made in
New-York defining his position and generating Mr.
Parneu from auy part the attack on him
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THE UNION COLLEGE PROGRAMME.

SCHENECTADY, y. l.-The following is the
order Of proceedings for commencement week at Union
College June - To- IS sunday, baccaiaurcate serE0n'
by the Rev. John K. Paxton, or New-York cry.
Monday Meeting Of the curaiors and Of the Century
Club. p. M, at the presidents Office.
Prize speaking OF Juniors and oophomores, same day,
100 p. H.
TueslAy Meeting ofthe Phi Beta Kappa Society, $40
a. N.
Meeting o. the Alumni Association. with election o: a
graduate 10 the Board Of Trustees same day, 10 a
Senior class celebrations. same day; grove meeting.
10 a. m; class EXERCISES, $3.50 p. n.
Banquet. with addresses, same dav, 1:lJ p. m, IN
Algmul aud NcuorL Hail
Phi te'a KAPPA address, by the Rev George AeIan-
der. OF In 1u College, sa ue day, $50 p. m
Wednesday: Commencement. ILo university ora
ton VIII be- delivered by the r. Rev A y. LtlcjOhn.
d. j., LII D. Commencement rec .puon. evening, from
= %
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REFrsISG TO REc0GAIzE THEIR BISHOP.

MILWAUKEE, June 23-The long standing
trouble in this Episcopal diocese, repre-
senting parts % Illinois and OF this
STATE growing out OF the ritualistc tendencies OF
Bishop Weie- las eliminated great bitterness at the
convention Lo in session this city 20 far three Of
te largest churches IN the diocese have ndra~n from
representation the convention and have refused lon
ger 10 recognize the authority Of the Bishop When the
list OF delegates read. the James II. Pau and
81 Johns parishes were Represented. Some OF the
leading members Of the dissenting parishes said that
Bishop Wees had for conducted the affair Of the
diocese III 49, arbitrary manner aud had repeatedly
suuJDed the representatives OF these PARISHES One
member said: lie II too Hign-Church for Us. We
have endeayored u present facts him but ne remains
sctdlI5t 10 lis own Fir"- aid eri led Id LET
HIN z without ericrlg ~ dolt believe IN iUo
Cathedral Stem. II is thing o. TIE past and cant b,
eugfaitt4 Ou our ILn ttIuOu- Of today" e general
IT, preston That long the present sh 20 has
ella Z, Tie diocese trouble never be- rrI-.d
The Bishop ucvc ed long address before the Council
f. witch only gut aIu,lOn made 10 tuc existing
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EXERCISES AT A CATHOLIC COLLEGE.

The fourth annual commencement exercises
Of St. Peters College. tn Grandst, Jersey CITY, were
held yesterday afternoon IN the Academy OF Music.
There was q large audience Ia attendance Among the
persons present Bishop Wigser Of Newark; Mon
segneur seton, OF ST. Josephs t"lfchi the Kew T. W.
Goeckcn president OF FL. Johns College. Fordham the
Rev Fathers Finngan OF Boston. Hogan OF Trenton.
and Moran Of Princeton; Congressman HarGenbergh,
Dr. Prendcrgrast and Benjamin o. Edge. The pro
rramme Iucudcd musical selections and discQuTses by
plu L CurtW Charles J.. NA-c ana Charles H. hackeL
TGcn followed tue distribution II prizes The gold medal
for good conduct Was awarded to Charles II. Mackel
Three silver medals for proficiency were won respective
lC bv Charles H. Mackel LA0r 4. Mclaughlin and john
j CuddiAy Bishop gger delivered brief address, IN
which c took dcpure the fact thai ie" II
any wealthy Catholics ever tudow colleges or lnstltu-
fi,us e. learning
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No 81 Beelmon-place, Ne'c York, June p, ls92.
MRS. L4NGTEY ND NILSSON
DETAILS OF THrIR PROPOSED TOURS II AMERICA
NILSSON not To SING ~ OPEKA-CAMPANLNI
..r9rel r. Tn, g,s9, JerqId

NILSSON NOT To SING ~ OPFKA-CAMPANLNL
Dispatch % The Bost0l. HerGid.
LONDON. june 2l.-AtteT "a somewhat long
and t1cou, series Of negOa Mr. Abbey has secured
Mrs Langiry Tor siX mOntLs engagement IL the
United aies In the past sHc mas made great
do of money So much that fortnight ago, after
finishing Der al Edn ourgh she pad 500 Tor a
gpecil Train 10 convey her and her maid o. London,
where Size was engaged at dinner party ou tir following
dsv IL ia understood that Mr.. Abbey gives her the
so per cent Of the gross receipts with guarantee that
her share shall not fall below $1,000 n
night ne 20 pay her passage both WAYS aud her
travelling tout not hOteD EXPENSE 70 engage anu y
and It's Ceau idrcs az Lu5IsLl ana uaN-
cling xpc-,- 10 the theatres aud assume all re-
s,on. h fie- OF the undertaking. Ms. Langtry Is 10
come over the last September or ea ~ IN October and
WI be yiu ucr tour IN Ncw-GOrk she Will tc accom-
pan ed 5y Mrs LabOuchere, ana II If probable mat her
entire company Will be taken over from England.
MI Abbey las also just competed AuO tAtr engage
Ineut negotiations which nave long been pending.
He has secured Nine Christine Nilsson lor extended
tour u America begin IL the early autumn Tbs J.
POSITIVE al ports to the contrary hpt"lt standing.
Nine. Nilsson viii lot appear III opera as Ias been
stated but Ouiy iu concert, and strOng continuation
artistic being organized 10 accompany her clznor Del
Purue Aas already been engaged and i very Tx ly
that -IgOr CaInpaDn Will accept hc very liberal Oucr
that Mr. made him EuOr Cam alll,o army
AIRED tLathe Was worn out with
hard WORK and would rest Tor scaSON lie would hOi,
probably, sing opera but be 10 tempted by the pros
Iect afforded u Of "A tour. ana about made
tp h. mind To try IT, There strong probability tAa
Mr.. A 1bey will the famous cOn.ratO, Nine.
IreDel-Betul. 20 long iaVOrlte N opera IL LONDON
end the con mental spitas. Hc has offered her tempe
IN terms, but although apparently faEOT1Dy dspused,
sic La. not yet decided L. accept There l., believe,
some mitch about her engagements fOr next season on
thls SIDE Of ocean However an intimate Trend OF
hers says tonight tha she Will accompany NlssJn.
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CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

ITHACA, y. Y, June 23.-Ihe Board of
Trustees Of Cornell University today sent congratna-
tory resolutions To Senator Morrill,. Of Vermont and
request that he Tor fuI-nh portrait for the UNI
versty library This Is 10 cosultOn Of his proposing
and securing Natioua charter for Coruel and similar
Institutions twenty years ago
II has been decided by Cornell University
omIca observatory, and czntiuch Telescope IS
already ordered for it. The plans and estimates are
made FOR the observatory, which Ii To DC 10
Gated on knoll Of the PIN steal laboratory build
iug- upon the of College. 10 II not
likely that than the iOuDG ltiOns VIII be built TINS
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rRlNIrY CnILEGE pRIZES

HARTFORD Conn, June 23.-Ihe following
prizes were announced Trinity College yesterday
Chemical prizes to seniors, FOR best essay
on Ecctroysis: first, 10 william Webb
OF Philadelphia; second. 10 Charles T. Hotcks-, OF
Gouverueur NeE-YOrk. English literature prizes O.
seniors for b-t examination. With SPECIAL re er"ncc %
poetry OF Nineteenth century FIRST. 20 william
Webb: SECOND. 10 charles T.. tJlt, cf Concord. y. H.
French IrIIrs -upAOmCrc~, Tor best eXaiulnatlun
ia L. Foulaiue's Fab e- 10 Edward :. Van Llr, ~
Troy y \ Mdtnena i.l priZ- for best exnln anon IN
CIategct. Modern Gruur ~. 90 dram h. LOOMS, OF
Hartford Conn. Tue ruttc aud Latin prizes were not
awar ed. there having been competition Tor t1rln
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THE DE FOREST MEDAL AT YALE.

NEw-HAvEN June 23.-The annual speak
ing for the De Forest gold medal value 500 by SIX
members of the graduating class took place tns after
noon in Batten Chapel De ore An uncommonly small
audience The medal awarded to Benjamin Brews-
ster Of this city. The following the names Of the
speakers ard The subjects Of their o7a;ions "Ihe Re
latious ~ Geological studies the Practical Lie
bv walter Murphy, PhadeI pEia; Roger WI lam-, by
Harry Chambers Fries IhIladrl .hia Roger llams,"
by Waylaud IryiI Bruce, IOuEhkccpsic, y. Y; The
Wisdom OF De TOcqucyiuts D. mpcracy III America >
Tested by the Facts The Present Tine" by fyrus
Bentley jr. CHIC go john stuart Mil" by Benjamin
brewster. NcW-Iaycu: John stuart MlL," By Joseph
Ernest whitney, Corn wall, Conn.
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econd class tickets from Boston to Chicago instead OF
as now This will not go into effect however, till tho
question at present In dispite regarding the interior
no,rt, ia settled The Boston and Albany claims that II
the Grand Trunk Ia allowed differentla rate from
Springfield for instance, the Boston and Albany should
be allowed a corresponding diferential rate FROM ST.
Adams st. JOhnsbury other points where the adys-
tage OF time or distance Is With the Grand Trunk
similar claim Is made concerning all Northern and
Eastern distributing points Nothing was accomph
IN the way settlement OF the question Yesterday ex-
cent to begin discussion Of the matter and then TO agree
to report the facts concerning the disagreement TO COM
missioner Fink.
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THE COMMENCEMENT SEASON.
CLASS DAY AT HARVARD.
iBT TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSRI

BOsroN, June 23-Class Day at Harvard
celebrated under favorable circum-
stances than to-day far the weather and outside cir
cunstances concerned for the skies bright
and the heat OF the tempered By mild east
wind. The days programme differed somewhat from
other years IN that the mornin religious exercises and
the presidents reception In tho evening dispensed
with Dr. Everett, chaplain OF the day. offered pray err
and Sherman Hoar, OF Senator Hoar. OF Concord
delivered the Grafton. John MoGaw Foster. OF Bangor
Me- presented the poem George Lyman Kittredge. OF
the ROtbury District Boston, spoke the Ivy oraton
Francis f. Fuller OF West Newton contributed the ode
dispersion followed the Seniors finding that while
they had been occupied with literature and
music demands upon their social credit had
been rapidly accommodating Arrivals had been
multiplying until scarcely suit OF rooms
whether they devoted public private spreads
had not been invaded aud taken possession Of These
nerchangcs OF social and kindly wishes were
IN fil progress or the spreads were the recep
lions OF the " Hasty Pudding Club" in Sever Han, OF
the Piea Society in Massachusetts, Hall, and that OF
Charles Adolphe Baldwin, Of New-York, Henry u.
Chaplin Springfield Mass. Frederick ". Emerson, OF
Newton, Mass. Joseph p. Gardner, OF Boston, Mass,
Howard c. Leavitt. Of New-York and Elliott H. Pen
deton Of Cincinnati, Ohio, IN the Hemenway Gymna-
stun. At each ~ these there mnsic with dancing
ami abundant refreshments.
rhe scene within the campus tonight was attractive
There were present on tile Green ana III MEMORIAL
Hall and the Gymnasium about 10000 ladies' aud
gentlemen. The dancing occurred la tie htS, WlNlo
many prOmenad"d on &C. col.ts gryunI'' NHCh "olo
picjtiy Illuminated by the thousands OF Chinese Ian
terms suspend d from the trees IN" castree run De
gan at p when the usual rush Tor tue Gai@hds OF
howrr- occurred The class written by GustaVus
Tuckcmau and the music by l.. Burton was sung ana
students prr-cd. Later the evening the gee
club in Front OF liowOrtny and SANG several gees III
hne style. The festivities KEEP mp with unlagsinS
interest unti about midnight The graduating class
numbers
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M4RRLED

McAFEE-ACKLEY-At Marketable. Conn, on June ~;
bv the Rev Austin Isham Preston. Conn assisted
by the rev DR. Flack OF CsveracF NY Professor ia
McAfee OF CAversc College 10 Flora youngest daughter
OF John G. Ackley esq, Of MarbirdAle Conn.
PIERsON -WRIGHT-In Brook n. "Wednesday. June q,
1882 Fanny shelton, daughter Of the late Wright ~
D. NeEtosn L. /, To William r. Picrson. VI. d.
WAKTH-CAVIN-O "wednesday. June 81. 49,, At Christ
Church. Bedford BROOKLYN by the Rev 4 ~ F9r'
fridge ". Narth Il D., OF .se@-f 20
Louise. daughter II Gavin eaq OF Brooklyn, T. p.
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+n. 40 bale, export. eo.,.wi,e $50 oals. stock sa4o

gross 40 bales exports coswfse $50 bales 'too 800"
bales. ,oa.
SgwORLEAys June 23.-Cotton hrm Middling iZs ~
Low Miadn9 I2c; Good Ordinary IL net receipts ~
bales srosA Sl5 bales exports coastwise LOTS oAss ~
I,5OO bales stock. T.572 bales - 49, 80
Weeky-Net receipts, Z2Z1 bales grOss 5O5I Dsrs o..
ports 10 Great Britain. 52I3 bales 70 Ers1cs fVIO o.os
The Continent bales 2676 bales saes lO'V"
PuuApELPHrA June 23-COttOn firm hiddhnR lE3c;
Mdding i2c. GOOi Ordinary. Tic; net receipes y"
bales gross 26l bales stock lf,J13 bales ..,.,-
80 bsies exports 70 "reat D@"'
TOO
slyAyy.L jnne 23-Cotron mining. IL 'scs Low
Mdding ~: GOoG ordinary lO9c nee rscipt+ o~'
bales ports -. bales stock bIt5 bales ~.
receipts, 1852 bales exports ooastwse SfSh
bales sales. JOU bales.
COTTON RECEIPTS,
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MAJOR wILLIAM NJ. NOTsOY. Z. s. A.

WAsnINGTON, june 23.-Ihe War Department
is informed OF the DEATH Columbus Barracks, ono,
TIA, morning OF william ". E0tsun, L. = 4. dis death
promotes Captain John Brooke % be major.
Major Notson a native OF Pennsylvania, and he
tered thc Army az an a-s!s ant-surgeon in 1862 lie
reached the ralk Of captain in 1896 and at the same
time received the rank ~ hrrvrt Northumberland for
his services Harris Island during the prevalence Of
cholera He became major ia 1871
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BosroS, June 23.-At the request of Com
missioner FINK the general passenger agents Of the Bos
ton and Albany, Ftchburg Grand Trunk EASTERN and
Boston and Maine railroads held meeting here yester-
day TO consider the question OF derelta rates between
interior New gland points and the West decision
was received from Commissioner allowing the Grand
Trunk dIerentL rate VI ~ arstcIass and % ~ %
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The foreign mails toc tle week rnflnS SATURDAY.
$50 a Ia. europe Dy steamship ADyssni. 1ueens
town on WEDNESDAY /, at for Europe, by Scrsla
Queenstown letters Tor germany &C. and france ul,t
De .rcicd per a. and Al a. Tor
steamship Ebe, southampton aud Bremen uttters ior
Great 8t-n ana Other European countries ut be directed
per tlbe and al l, Tor France direct steamship
Labrador, via Hayro Il4CI.,DAG al 6.lD %. IA Or
Europe by -tcansA cry of brussl0 let
ters for Germany and France must be directed c Cy Ot
Brussels and 40 $50 m for Europe uy steamship Is
laud VIA plymouth, therbOurg anu Hamburg SATUR-
DAY, Al a. H. Tor Europe, by steamship Germauc
Queenstown letters ior germany aud scotland De d.
rectd per GcIuisuc al Tor direct by
steamshp ETHIOPIA, via glasgow AMI AZ fOr Bel gum
Tor Europe by steamship HcuvrA erder VIA south aulyton
and The mails Tor Rico direct by steamship
AuuiAs close on EoDAN az The mails for AspIa.
WEDS ESDAY at lu .. N. The malls Tor II. Domugo bY
schooner Harry Carey close on sAEU tDAN n. Ths
mails Tor Tie IS dHArd Islands, steamship MuIieL close
on WtpN E>DAf AZ p m The mal4s Tor cuba RICO
and MexlcoO by steamship Cy OF AloxAndr on IA RS
DAY Al $50 ,. m The Tor BraL by steamship Glen.
sannoX VIA Baltimore, close thu RSDAN az 30 % m
The mails Tor fortaI Prince. SayaulA &C. Greyown aud
Port l.inon by - tAstelcd. close SATURDAY A. ~
II The mails Tor lruxluo and Bay Islands Oreans
close on FRIDAY al 1880 p. The mails for Hayu nv
steamship Andes, coso on "a iDAl
Tor CUBA and Porto tCO, by steamship Niagara CLOSE IN
lkDAG Al 1870 a The mails for China and Japan vi.
San Francisco close June a al D. m. The mails Tor IA
LAIlA &c. VIA san Francisco, close June "a Al d IN
po-,,ss.. -. a. HE Ky u PEVHSOS. P0sgInzstaE
Foss OGeo Nes-Ao rx. JGas "a. looA
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A. to proposed garden Obreight said that 1t
had been his Intention To add such garden 70 his beer
shop and he had secured lease OF land for that purpose
He had thought Of producing light comedy and comic
opera there and OF trying to get Miss Emma Abbott 10
sing IN "Patience" He thought he could secure her
services for 500 week Once he had been in the
BloOmingdale Asylum. The examination Will BIO con-
tinued today,
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MIDNIGHT WEAIHER REPOR1.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for ne Dds. "A LOu~s

WAsHINGTON. June ~, l a. m.-The bar
ometcr highest the south Atlantic coast and lowest
IN Colorado. Warmer fair weather continues the At
lantic coast south winds. Local rains and
partly cloudy weather reported from tie remaining
dlStricts with sOufhcry winds IN tne Lake
a1on. the OHIO Valley ami the Northwest.
Indications for today
For New England, the Middle Atlantic States AMI
Lower Lake ion. slightly eaat 10 south winds
lower UarOne er, partly cloudy weather, occasional
thunder storms,
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During the past year and half Mr JOnes's name has
been prominent in connection with the land ques-
tiou in Ireland. He belonged 10 the best class
Of landlords and dealt literally with his
tenants. The latter however united during the winter
Of 1-SJ-s1 10 ruin him by depriying hH Of
laborer leaving his cattle sheep and horses fed ard
starving him into submission 20 the local Land League
MI Jouo- found to bae their plots. but lie con-
fr--cd that ne Gid Lot want 10 70 through the
same eyrerenceag lu. His trials ut tiaJ time ID the
way ia which he Succeeded n getting nl7 Boyc0ttcd
beef market the subject OF an article by him In
I1te COnteRD CrdFy HeCteiC
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TRIBUNE OFFICE June ~. a. m.-The movement IN
the barometer Yesterday slowly downward. Clear
weather was followed late in the afternoon by fair
weather The temperature ranged between CO. and 80
the average 7G2J being l3s' higher than on the cor
responding day .a-t year, and 3oso higher than on
Falr and partly cloudy weather, with higher tenpera
tur- and chances Of occasional showers, may Dc e6-
1..tDn ll.daY IN lhIs clty and vlcll.Ly
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DECISION IN FAVOR or 4 RAILROAD

PORTLAND, Me-, June 22.-An important de-
oou was rendered today the Supreme Court in the
OF Baxter the AndrOscosgiH Railroad Com
pany Complainant is stOckholder sued FOR
100000, which It was claimed had been unlawfuIy
distributed by the directors among thems,lyes The
Company and directors II ed general demurrer which
the Court SUSTAINED dismissed the D with COSTS for
Defendant
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TIE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

ALBANY, June 23.-The Rey. Joseph Alden,
D. d. fer service Of many years, retired today from
tie position OF Pnncpa tie ,tatc Normal school here,
and Professor L. j. Waterbury iust led as hIs sue
cenSJr
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A coLLEGE BOAT RACE AZ pHnADELrHIA

PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-Ihe intercollegi-
ale our-usred race Tor the Guilds challenge cup took
place THIS evening over the national course ochuy il
lIy.r the dI,tauc. being lic lui half The par
tcIuaDt, were crews of Prince College and the Uni
ycr-ltv of Feuu-y wanna. The universally won tue race
BIS TWO lru-;us 90 minutes 3 seconds. Princeton tne
o ml.l1trr 80 seconds
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4 LAST PERFORMANCE.

The ffty-fourth and last performance of
The Mascot will take place the GeTnania Theatre
tonight The opera this occasion will be presented
with different cast in each OF the three acts.
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found verdict In accordance with this superstition and
consurcd Kinett for negligence IN not providing the
neoessaries OF life for his family Coroner Brady
mitted him TO the Tombs In default Of s., 900 bail
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AN OLD TINE MANHATTAN BEACH.
The Manhattan Beach Bathing Company has enlarged
its beach front nclosing pace cast OF It's buildings.
Patrons viii have uuexceed beach at al tides.
Ladies and children battle with perfect safety.
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You will find everything IN the FURNITURE CARPET or
REDDTNG a COWPERTHWAfT- 1913 70 lJ3 tAasaal--s
They give longest cre 70 those wishing 70 my ss
Az FuitOn-st EstaD 70 years
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rR1RrNE LOcAL CONCENTRATIONS.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24

Providence, June 23.-Alfred Anthony,
formerly a prominent business man and Democratic
politician died last evening 1T the OF seyentycisht
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24

hr. Belmont Is investigating South American
tIalrs again. Mr. BelInOn. val be remember q the
ssAIeHaa nhO sooed the wind and reaped Mr. B4aIne