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EXERCISES All PEINCEloN.
W T y.
ONE HUNDRED GRADUATES TAKE THEIR DEGREE
PRIZES AND HONORARY DrGSEEs

oNE HUNDRED GRADUATES TAKE THEIR DEGREE
PRIZES AND HONORARY DEGREES
lFloM sFECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.l
PRINCETON, \. D., June 2l-Ihe l35th an
nua commencement of Princeton College took place to-
day the exercises beginning with the delivery OF the
honorary Orat.Ous in the First Presbyterian
Church. George D. l.. Day delivered The Latin saluta
tory, q. T. Taylor the English salI;atory, Thomas
PceDies and A. T. Bart the philosophical oratons, Heary
Crew and Pennington kanney tho chemar, q. Il. Pier
the classical anu q. +. Greene the bellies let1rcs.
". H. sherS ood, q. A. Lindsey, AE. Mills l.. Hughes,
Paul Martin. [. H. Marshall, &. " Gabriel. c. L. Nil
ford. X. II. wesI, ". G. Howell, X. C. Hallook, \. l.
Harm, Theodore Potter j. \. McWIaHs, G. W. Parker
H. II. Weller L. Il. Scu4der. W. W. - Iider and ". q
sutphcn were The other speakers Adm ikcr OF Inc
oA.a II 1879, delivered the Inascrs oraIOH gra
ranlsm" some u. the faculty said that Il tic best
masters Grafton given FOR fit.ccA years.
DR.. McCosh then addgc &c tn aatucc and gave some
account o. the gls made TO the college durns the past
year lie spoke OF tbs new twolty t4reoincn rcraot-
lag telescope, presented by Robert Bonner aud H. L.
s.uari. anJ in Ia tae Ilastead Observatory OF
tho large collection OF minerals prosecuted 10y AroaiDali
AcMariI, VI New-IOrk VI tao T. " Baird oratorioAl
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mel David Taggart of Northumberland, was eieciea
cbairn,ap. He made humorous speech' s'athhe
that Presdent Lear was absent on account OF sich-
ness in the family. AS for Marshall he was sorry
that he did not have as good an opinion oi IN ni'' !;
IS the convention had IL they te SiS th sr that
You have just called to preside over on IL
man who is not only for James A. Beaver e
for Governor but for James G. Blaine Tor fresl-
dent from the crown of hls head TO the sole OF MS
feet cheersl and who looks upon bosses rs vi scly
little account in comparison with the continued SUI
cremacy of the party. The time to oppose an ob-
nnxious fellow is when he comes up for reeiccu0n.
Beaver would have been nominated though inc
bosses against him, wnile Wo1e couid ho' Set
"A vote for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS though Tue pis
boss electioneercd for him. Thomas Marshall got
two-thirds vote, though neither Quay nor Cameron
asked anyone TO vote tor hun. Ii Ii be posslole 70
devise some plan TO unite the party IL ought 10 pe
done regardless of he wishes OF any one man OF SCI
OF men. l am for Blame and Beaver all the t'me'
and don't care Who knows 1t. Being SOFT OF az
cideutal pres enl llaughter, don't feel under any
par ocular obligations 10 any OF you ioT inc PrTvI
will Try 10 deserve 1t, however. by acting larLy,
then ne o 1dsS''V and adopted James f., Nc
Fariand. OF Crawford, was noin NOM. hSS ANA
Congressman-atLarge out a. his requestt ms %"r
was Withdrawn. q, neral Lily OF C2rp"I ga
riott Brusus of Lancaster; Gen raj Lemuei iouu;
of Cumberland: Gaiusha A. GROW anu D. bo"aiu
JACOBS were nomnateu, i nt,S' the nse OF mis-
name w. Nj. Bum, OF Philadelphia, was hoIlu-
mated and withdrawn Mr. brosius Withdrew ms
name lu short speech, stating that ne was hVI uo
man for the occasion and Counscllng wise achoh,
Generally LAZY had been slated Dy me DoSSeS IoI
The Mace. but the happy speech OF Broslus gave
him an immediate popularity. winch, McManoS ana
Others opposed To Lily took advantage OF ia s ue
unanuing the nomination by acclallatlon oI III
Rr,sius A mild imitation OF the Marshall enthu1
slasm was got up IN this way, and when the ron
call was finished the vote stood, BroSlus loi' Liy
25 Todd II and Jacobs 20. brosuss NOMINATION
was made by reclamation, and he tnanked the cVn-
yention IN "a short speech. The state COMMITTEES
was empowered to iii all vacancies on the ucAo''
alter W lacn ire convention Adjourned
Marriott E.Us us Is "a lawyer. for,y years Oh aye
living IN Ian caster. lie was wounded III the war;
In which service lie served aS private. ne tauEuV
school aIerw ard ectuTcd on temperance, ana tAoh
became lawyer tie never held any oibce, ahu vas a.
Known 10 very lew OF the delegates. lie Is helu IN
high esteeln by his tOWuSlucn.
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SETON HALL COLLEGE.

The twenty -sixth annual commencement OF
Seton Hall College was held yesterday at South
Orange n. j. Among those present were Bishops Wig
GER Of Newark ana O'Farrel, of Trenton, and more
than twenty Roman Catholic priests. Bishop Wigger
conferred degrees after there had been an Grafton on
Leo X -" one on Printing Press and another on
Philosophy In Education" The yaedctory poem was
delivered by IL. c. Phoan. Bishop OFarrell then ad
dressed the graduating class OF which the following
the members:
Joseph Clifford Dunn John AlphOnsus Lawrence, Henry
Phean. James Alfred Reynolds J0hn joseph Shan
messy. and ames Joseph smith.
The degree OF Master OF Arts awarded TO the fol-
lowing persons
William Bermugham John James BOylan Matthew simon
Caau. John Edward Duun Hugh Edward MoFadden.
Thomas Francis aney John Joseph 1ighe and Thomas
Augustine Wallace
Special medals awarded as follows:
Bishop Wigges prize for History OF European Civilization
To James r. Nugent: Lamarche prize for Mathematics J0An
Gammen Hamilton Ahern gold medal Tor good conduct
H. Frisbie r the Seton PRIZE IN Christian DOculhe,
John j. Bunn4n the Bayley prize in Greek, JohnJ cam
NELL prize In Latin John Sh1nneSy the NC
Quad Mental Philosophy Joseph Chnord Dunn the
Science Charles Kane the Preston prize In Ethics John
~hannessy Bruner prize N American and Eng Ism ms
torv James Mooney rimmn prize for excellence IN
Civ POIty, John j. Brennan.
At the close the exercises there meetings OF the
trustees and alumni, after which refreshments were
served.
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THE CREW NEARING HOME.

WASHINGTON, June 21.-Leutenant Healy,
commanding the revenue steamer Corwin, tele-
graphs to the Secretary of the Treasury from Port
Townsend, Puget Sound, June 20. that he arrived
at st. Lawrence Bay, Behring Straits, on May ii,
where he found the steam whaler North Star with
the people of the Rodgers already on board and
leaving port The people at once transferred
to the Corwn and taken to Ounaaska arriving on
May %. Finding means OF transportation there
sooner than August, the cutter proceeded to Stka,
arriving on June 3. Here there were no quarters or
provisions on shore for the wrecked crew and Lieu
tenant Hesly remained several days with them on
board, awaiting the arrival of the mail steamer.
As this vessel was behind time he sailed for Fort
Wrangeil, reaching there on June 10. lie IN
tended to transfer the Rodgers crew to the Wachu-
sett. but meeting with slight accident to hls
vessel by striking rock in Duke OF Clarence
Strait, he sailed for Port Townsend. Lieutenant
Healy says he will proceed with the Corwin to
San Francisco where he will repair damage, and
then return 20 her cruisng-gcOund ia mort hern
waters. He reports some scuryy among the Rodgers
crew, but that ali are doing well.
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kXERCIsEs AT BROWN UNIVERSITY.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., June 21.-The one-hun-
dredaudfourteenth annual commencement OF Brown
University place to-day The procession formed on
the college campus and marched TO the First Baptist
Meeting House, where the orauons OF the graduating
class were delivered. The degree Of Bachelor Of Arts
was forty nine members OF the class and
Bachelor OF Philosophy three. The degree OF A NJ.
in the course conferred eleven members Of former
classes following honorary degrees were oonferred
Honorary degree OF Master of Arts James NJ Norton
Fall River Jonathan Chace Representative In Congress
IRON Rhode Island, and L. Baron Bradford Colt, Judge
of the District Court of tue United states In Rhode
Island honorary degree of Doctor OF Divinity Albert
III Plumb and Francis Colby; honorary degree or Doctor
Laws, Henry Frze, professor IN the University
OF Michigan; Edward l.. Pierce, George william Curtis
Crk and Horace Gray, Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court OF the United States.
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RAILROAD NE VS..
RUMORs ABOUT LOUISVILLE AND NASH
VILE

Numerous runOrs regarding the financial
con ton Of The Louisville and Nashville IA road Com
pany were circulated in wall Street yesterday. 1t
was said that tho company seriously embarrassed ;
that il would fail pay the interest due JUS l. and
that the present despairing II their ability to
save company, would Themselves apply to have the
property placed in the hands Of receiver. Ia these
particulars all the agreed, although they differed
widely on minor points. Apparently the occasion for
reports the recent heavy decline in the stock,
and specially the dsscnsinn among The directors which
rreull ed recently the resignation OF TWO OF them.
The officers Of the company denied Indignantly the
truth the President Baldwin, who has been
al Newport for several days. asserted that tho company
was not embarrassed that II would not default its
interest but tlat the contrary IL would declare "a
dividend at TIE proper tnB and show b the stat mct Of
its business that dividend had been earned Other
directors or the company and persons familiar Win It's
affairs rmcl the statements made by Mr.. Bald VIM
II WAS admitted by OF them that the quarrel in tho
Of Directors unfortunate, but could hardly
be avoided ii mad been forced upOl the resent
Management.
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AFFAIRS OF TIE READING.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-Ihe receivers of
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company nave
decided TO pay the January coupons OF general mort
gage bonds and the past duo coupons OF the income
bonds the last PAY ment which made in June
1850 The required 10 d. this is between $500 900
and $l0000OU The grOss pts OF the CON any
May amounted 70 $l,70j4G9 IL The expenses, nciud
ing for tho were SJ42 $50 so
The treasurer announces that n IN receipt OF
81 100000 from President GOwen has raised that
amount "A first ins.alment his per cent conso!s
with this the company vii on Friday begin the pay
Of interest tine general mortgage and income
lnId
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AT HAvERFORD COLLEGE.

PHILADELPHIA, June 21.-The annual COM
mencement at Hayerford College took place to-day at
Alumni Hail. connected with the institution, in the pres
ence of large crowd OF people The degree OF A. was
Given to Professor Allen Thomas and Walter f. Price,
the honorary degree OF NJ to Henry C. Coates OF Phil
udelpha. President Chase addressed the graduates
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CONCERNING NORTHERN PACIFIC LANDS

WAsHINGTON, June 2l.-The House Com
mit.ee Oh Judiciary today adopted resolution in
which were embodied several nerrogatores concerning
lands which have been granted TO the Northern Pacific
Railway Company. The questions are asked to deter
mine what lands have been received by lie company
the granting what Ian have been earned what lands
have sold what Is the value Of the uneuruei lands
how much way has been completed what has been
the cost thereof how much roadway yet ted
and whll VIII be the probable cost thereof IL j, thought
by the committee that the railway COmpUny viii
sIond the iuterrOCatOrics within short time and
tnat matter receive some consideration % the
Houec at
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BKOSIUS A WEAK NAN.

fBY TkLECKAFH
WASHINGTON, juno 21.--Pennsylyama lhue-
pendcnts say that Brosius, Csnerons new nominee
for Congressman at Large has had no prominence
except as temperance orator. Ihey resaru hiS
nomination as a proof of Cameron's weakness, be-
oause if he could have induced any man OF P0lltcal
importance TO take the nomination, lie would dOuOt-
less haYe done so
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GRADUATES AT LEHIGH UNIVERSITY.

BETHLEHEM, Penn, June 21.-The graduates
OF the Lehgh University this morning read their theses
This evening an address before the Alumni was Dolly
cred by Lieutenant Commander Gorringe
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FLOTSasi.
wear at Bauman's.

Neckwear at Bauman's.
Claret at l.. Caperan's 81 90 per gallon.
The best soda water at Hickox & House.
Orr means business, he is sellin out at
cost.
The Parlor keeps elegant lunch day and
night.
If you go to Sherman stop at the Binkley
house.
Fine candies sold at retail at Loeb &
Freibergs,
Infant wardrobes ana cnlldren's white
sui Is ut Bauman's.
Cold soda and mineral waters at
Hickox Il House.
House-furnishing goods ut reduced prices,
at Calm Bros, Il Co.
Water and gas-iit ting done by Il. +
Doyle, s3l Main street.
The Parlor, l07 Lamar street, is the hand.
soonest place in the state.
owen is closing ont his stock of boots and
shoes for cost. 800 Elm street.
Cross Il Blackwelis onions chow-chow
and gherkins at Loeb & Freibergs.
Mosquito Lotion, prepared by Hickox &
House, will protect you from these pests.
Have your water and gas-littings and re-
pairs done by II. +, Doyle, S3l Main street.
The extra export bottled beer of w. J..
Temp is by fur the best ever introduced in
this market.
The Parlor keeps the best in the market,
none but the best is passed over the counter,
straight or mixed,
Cool Milwaukee, Anhcuser and Lemp's
beer Kept always ON tap, fresh and foaming
ut the Wichita saloon,
Refrigerators, watercoolers, ice.crcam
/ IraaHarS Uy-ir Hal, N
ry Bros. go Elm street
Jno. I. Barber, wholesale and retail and
commission dealer in fruits and vegetables,
rs Main street, fost.olllce block.
crushed ieod.--Oats, corn and barley
crushed is economical, healthiul and better
Tor horses and cows than whole grain,
Corn meal, Graham flour, hominy and grits
manufactured at Felton's corn.mill, Pat.
torson avenue.
Twenty-Five dollars reward will be given
to any one who ever drank glass Of stale
or warm beer at Apollo hall. The reason
this offer is made Is because Anheuser beer
Is always sold there, which comes through
70 TINS city cold, fresh and parking. Don't
You forget II.
J.. Ceporan, coo Main street, will, on the
10Th move his wholesale stock of liquors TO
Opo Elm strcct--Joseph Menczcr's old stand
where, under the name Of Caperan &
BOND, they will engage In the grocery and
Liquor business. The bar will continue at
6n Nam street.
/ .Mcssrs, A.Bond & Co., 400 Main street
give notice that they will until
May the 18TH sell their stock Of groceries nj
greatly reduced prices, as they will remove
70 600 Elm street, JOS. Mcnczcr's old stand.
liousekecpers will save money by calling
on them as they will sell you at greatly re-.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sep. -, lSSO-Cartcr Medl.
cine Company;
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upon your part, whatever, take pleasure
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your Little Liver Pill. My wife has been
using them for about six weeks; has not
been bothered with Headache during that
time have been married over three years;
have known my wife over eight years, and
during that time have had skilled physi-
clans to prescribe and give medicines of va.
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knew her 30 four weeks in the eight years
without having severe attack OF Sick
Headache until we tried your Little Liver
Pill. Since that time she has had no Head.
ache, whatever. Would not be without the
Little Liver Pill for ten times its cost.
consider II an article of great merit. Yours
truly, j, e. DUNCAN,
Coz Central Street.
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Excursion Tickets to rlttsburr. IN.

Niagara Falls either via Chicago or Indian.
apolis), and toall the popular summer re.
sorts in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan,
and Virginia, via st. Louis and the
-vANpALA LINE
are now on sale ut all coupon ticket offices
throughout Texas. Passengers to Chicago,
indianapolis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Col.
nmbus, Pittsburg, Philadelphia and New
York have no change Of cars VIA the Van.
dnlia line, and but one change TO Baltimore,
Washington and Boston. Tickets, maps,
baggage checks and full information can be
obtained from any ticket agent, or by up.
plying to Tuos. \. sprAR,
Texas Passenger Agent, Dallas, Tex.
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The Bull Dog Lett.

The bull dog caught him by the seat of
his pants, drawers, and all as the irate pa
terrain ilias in high gee yelled, 'stick to
hm @ and away Went ba the seat of the
the brute tugged at in vain but failed to
tear. The dog held on with the character
istic Of his breed, and as the young man
tossed kiss to his darling and glded
over the high plank fence he carried the
dog with him, to the CONSERVATION of the
old man. He had on pair of c. H.
Clancey's double-seated drawers, and on
learning it the old man went and bought a
lot of them at Clancey's, No. 612 south
Main street, besides lot Of shirts and un-
derwear manufactured there at the very
! lowest prices.
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PEissO NAL,

Hon. John ID. Templeton, Of Fort Worth
was IN the city yesterday, guest at the
era id-windsor.
Mr.. Geo. N. Brandon, Of Hillsboro, Tex.
a., is In the city and will probably inyes,
In city property.
Judge ]. NJ. Lindsay and con, aud Misses
DAVIS and Lindsey, OF Gainesville, arr
guests at the Grand. Windsor.
Mrs. W. II. Murdoch, aftera two weeks
visit 10 friends OF Marshall and Terrell.
Texas, returned on yesterday. : -
Mr.. A. II. Harris, postmaster. oyllla. and
Rev. II. NJ. White, OF the same place. were
~ the city yesterday en- route to Mineral
Wells. III .f'|.I [T - '''''''
Judge W. II. Andrews, Of Mckinney.
able successor ofCol. \. w. Miner a. y. 3.
district attorney.
r. II. Lindsey and W. d. schoAeld.
prominent cotton merchants, and John M
Jones, railroad contractor, and ]. n. MAI.
field, tic inspector Of the Mexican Central
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The cheapest round-trip summer excur-
sion tickets ever offered 20 the people OF
Texas will be placed on sale at all ticket
offices on the Houston Il Texas Central
railroad June.lst good until November LIST.
These tickets read via Houston and New
Orleans, over the popular Star & Crescent
route This is an all.rail line, and is in
every respect the safest, the best and the
quickest to all points in Alabama, Georgia,
Tennessee, Kentucky, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Virginia and all points
east. DO not be deceived, but remember
that by going over the Star & Crescent
route You ride over the best road in the
south, you pass through the most beauti.
fnl country in the world and through the
city. of New Orleans. Sleeping.car accom-
modations will be secured for you free, and
baggage checked through to destination.
For, tickets or any information concern.
ing this most popular line, call ON or
address, EDWIN q. FLoop,
Tiki. Agt. Ii. d T. G. II. r.,
Dallas, Texas.
j. l.. A. Thomas, Trav. Pass. Agt. Star &
Crescent Route, Dallas, Texas.
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A New Era.

The true secret of happiness is perfec
health, which enables the individual so en-
Joy life, and attain competency and con
tentment. The martyr to dyspepsia, in
continual misery, is without hope in the
pursuit of business or pleasure, and realizes
that existence yields only failure. But a
new era has come, and good health is as
sured, with positive relief from the ills OF
indigestion and torpid liver, by the use OF
DIR. Acder's Dyspepsia Tablets. They are
very nice, try them. Only % and so cents,
Patterson & Cy., the Peachstone Liniment
men,
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NOTICE.

On May 10Th Mr.. Leon Caperan and A..
Bond & Co. will consolidate and move into
the large and commodious store formerly
occupied by Jose Menczer, Cos Elm street,
where they propose, under the firm name
of Caperan & Bond, to do first-cass
grocery and liquor business. In the
grocery line they propose keeping every
thing ever heard of in a first-class grocery,
and only of the best quality. The two con-
Germs are well known to our citizens, and
by their united efforts in one concern they
will be able to offer to housekeepers and
others, groceries and liquors of the best
quality and at lowest rates.
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ysry Cheap Tickets Over tho Chlckasaw

From and after this date, until further
notice, round trip excursion tickets, at ex.
ceedingly low rates, will be on sale at
coupon ticket offices OF the various railroads
in Texas to the following named points:
Atlanta, Ashvillc, North Carolina, Bris.
toll, Chattanooga, Hendersonville, North
Carolina, Knoxville, Lynchburg, Norfolk,
Warm Springs and White Sulphur Springs.
These tickets read via the Memphis &
U sn.u. railroad, the line which has
changes Of cars than any other route,
Guide books, giving a full description OF
the private and public summer resorts
reached by this line and It's connections,
and the price Of tickets, will be mailed on
application to PR. Roosps.
General Western Agent, Dallas, Texas.
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The name Of Craddock has long boen =.

CFAddOok'e,
The name Of Craddock has long been IA
miliar In Dallas and all north Tcxss, Hc
Is recognized all over the country as tho
leader In his business. Keeps the largest
and best stock Of wines, liquors aud cigars
OF any retail house In the state. He buys
IN large quantities for cash, which enables
him to buy good goods for the same or less
than others pay for inferior goods. Grad.
dock attends strictly TO his own business
and never misrcptescnts his goods, (he don't
Keep any biteen year old whisky. We ad
wise every one 10 20 TO Craddock's, where
,hey can fee, assured that they will get the
BEST Crnddsck shows no iavorites. He
hves the poor lahoring man the same bot.
tie that he gives the banker.
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In order to make fine selection OF gro
oeries for family use, you must go to Loeb
Il Freiberg's, where can be found anyth ing
and everything in the epicurean line, and
most important of all, at prices to suit
everybody, for they have long since adopt
ed rule to sell goods at bedrock prices
They invite you to give them a call, ii only
for the sake of pricing their goods.