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Observation-Disclosures.
MIR. BOOTHS PLANS.

Edwin Booth was busy yesterday attending
to various business matters which he said brooKeo no
Ss,sy.p aI am worn out more with the Journey than
h INV professional labors" said be- for found that
nlavins ONLY three nights week. as did every where
but in Berlin, lightens ones work immensely wish
could introduce the system here but fear that 1t is 100
much to hope fpr native-born actor Ihaye made no
definite plans at all for the future eIoeptto have Two
or three months holiday hardly know how my little
cottage at Newport looking and long 10 get there
what do think of the prospects for the next season
rbaye GOT nil INV information lately FROM the press
fbink however things look favorable and what VIII Ge
fhe great theatrical event of the year-Henry Irving
tour namely-ls bound TO be O success
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EXERCISES AT RUTGERS COLLEGE.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSE.l

New BRUNswICK, n. j., June 19.-The
Board OF Trustees OF Rutgers College held us ahhuai
meeting this morning and agreed upon plan OF aiuu,
renrosentation IN the Board Subsequently the alumni
met and nominated as their representatives Mr. Church
IN. OF Utica aud Tunis G. Bergen, supcrintenden: OF
Education, OF Brooklyn
In the afternoon Charles L. Smith, Editor OF The
phfladelphia Press, delivered address before
the literary societies OF the college, taxing
for his subject "Ths Achievements OF Youth
The alumni the number OF 800. were present AZ lne
preSenaon 10 the college OF portraits OF jacob bchoon
maker and Peter La Bagh, who az ono time we're hen
hers of the Board The presentation addfoss
was made by Edward s. Vail, and was followed by an
address before the alumni by the Rev. Dr. t. iaimaso' Vi
Port Jeryis. - ,,,. -, IN
The Junior exhibition took place this evening at tne
onera Uouse The prize for the best Grafton was
awarded 10 William q. Ludlow OF New Brunswick
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SOUTH AMERICAN INTELLIG ENCE.

IBY OKNTkAII md NNtLIIIVHN IHI1IV''II'FI
PANAMA, June 10, via GalvestOn.-An en-
took place at orrope Peru ON May 80, between
200 prefectorai troops and 800 Montoneros The pre-
fectora troops were victorious The Montonsros lost
two Officers aud twenty-five the other aide, four-
teen killed including Major Correa.
LINZ June 49, via Galveston. -To-days Commerce.
ves the particulars OF convention made In December
last and ratified at Santiago April 80 between Cbi
and Italy 10 settle by arbitration the claims OF itaah
PAYTA June 10, via Galyeston.-fhe Gillian comman'
dapt to-day gave notice that the Peruvian authorities
oknowedge General Iglesas President, Chill is pre-
pared 10 withdraw her troops Immediately.
cu,v,ouu Tune 10. via observation-disclosures from
bnfb parties are holding meetings In favor OF peace
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 90 1881

programme included essays IN French, German
and Latin "a well as English. The salutatory and
poem were by Mise Annie W. Smith, and tn, tho
yaledctory by Miss Annie McCord. joshua N, van 1
who is in Europe but who provided handsome bouquet
and volume Of the works Of some American poet Ior
each graduate The principal, Truman D. bacAuH'
distributed diplomas to the following graduates'
APPLICABLE, Ida Tillot. Henkon. Annie LOUISA
Bellows, Julia Edith, Kirk Ruth,
Bergen, Linda Lozier. Lambert j. H.,
Bowdish. Agnes Maokey; irene.
Buchanan. i. A. L., Macklntosh Josspnlnys
Coilins Fanny Webster Murphy, Jenny brigham,
Dana Kate Louise. McCOrd ANNIE -.
nm Pots Itn1ia'' Emily Smith Annie winthrop,
I)ndlev Uarriet Ruydam sarah Gertrude,
Force Mary Helen Walser, Emma Abertna
Fulton, III. o., Yeaton, Agatha tortunssa'
0esser, Alma May, Zachaue, Jeanne bian0n0
Ttzzia
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THE COMMENOEMEN1 SEASON.
CLASS DAY AT CORNELL.
FESTIVITIES OF THE CLASS OF '63-THE ALUMNI
TRUsrEEsHIP.

CLASS DAY AT CORNELL.
FESTIVITIES OF THE CLASS OF 'e3-THE ALUMNI
TRUsTEEsHIP.
fBY TELEGRAPH THE TRTDUNE.l
ITHACA, N. Y, June 19.-The alumni Oh
Cornell are pouring in in unusual numbersn view Oh the
exciting contest the election Of alumni trustee
The festivities OF commencement week began to-day
by the Class Day exercises at Gymnasium Hail. Az
students marched in to music from the 10th Reg
mental Band Prayer was offered by the Rev. W. ID
Wilson, The opening Grafton was delivered oy u III
Anderson who condemned the Acknowledgement OF col
lege students. An essay was read by Miss Jessie H.
Boulton and poem by Hiss Mary r. DcGcndorf
peasant feature of the exercises the presentation
OF memorial to the university, in the form OF fui
sized portrait OF Dr. Wilson The presentation was made
by j. L. Pratt DR.. wilson, is sixty-seven years DID, ana
the registrar OF the university and iss professor
philosophy and metaphysics. President Wme respohuou
for the university referred to the changes that hau
taken place In the university since Dr. wilson had Dee
connected with and predicted bright future ior Tue
institution.
After the delivery of the class presidents al dress
r. s. washburn the class proceeded to the campus ana
there tho ivy orator. A. A Ang, delivered bis speech
class history read by f. L. Prenss, ana tnen 'ho
clasppe and the class of "a given away In happy
speech from A. F. Matthews. The response was made
by H. p Deforest OF 's4. College songs were inter
spersed In the campus exercises, ana ~ 'I nd.bak
ing. , ,,.o.,os y, nr Noses
In the evening the Inaugural a1dresses U md of
Professor J. Bnrktt Webb. professor OF appno91
mathematics and theoretical mechanics, were neVrou
at Library Hall. reception by the graduating class
was held at the Arnory . ,.oo.,,D ~
The interest tomorrow will centre 10 the meet,ng o,
the alumni and OF the trustees lt Is possible DOT
probable, that warm feeling WIN DO ue Nv;
veloped regarding the recent action ond
the Eew-GOrk Alumni Ass 1l IN Werner
the report OF the alnmni trustee, John ID MnrneII
some OF the alumni declare tha an EFFORT VIII po iu
TO censure Mr. Warner unless ii is found that the aep
is likely TO prove futile. The opinion OF most o. t
ha "a
course will be best There four candidates Ior e
Alumni trus,eeshp, and an active canyass Is g3S ON
Goyernor Cleveland will arrive Tomorrow ana an lu
fermai reception will DO rendered hun al the itnao"
Hotel
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

Synopsis for he past hce,lfy four hours.
WAsHISGToN, June 20-1 a. m.-Ihe storm
which was central north OF the Lower Lake region yes
rday morning Is central In the ST. Lawrence VAL
10y and there are indications that second disturbance
Is slowly developing in the Rocky Mountains region
central In Colorado Light local rains have prevailed
ON the Atlantic Coast the Gulf States and Lake re-
gon, and fair weather continues in the Ohio Valley,
Tennessee and the Northwest
Indications FOR today
For the Middle Atlantic States generally fair weather
precedcd by light rains the cOast In the mOring
southwest 10 northwest winds, stationary or shsht
fall In temperature, generally higher barometer,
For Ncw-England, local rains. slightly warmer phtty
cloudy weather south west winds, railing Followed ny
rising barometer. ,,,., .
weather. light rains In northern portion, southery 70
westerly WINDS rising followed In west portion Dy ia'-
ing barometer. - Will. ,,
For tho Upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys iair
weather. followed by light rains, winds shitlns TO ehes
and SOUTH stationary lower barometer stationary or
a slight rise In temperature
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MiRRIED.

EVANS wETMoRE.-At ST. Johns Cathedral. Denver.
col June IA 1888, By the Very Rev. the Dean levin
irving Youngest OF Charles T. Evans 70 AeheA II
WelmOre granddaughter OF the late Apoilos H. "elnoe
all OF New.YOrk City.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TUESDAY, June ~ by tht
Rev Dr. 10y, DE- @. L. Morehouse to hathide "enze III
OF New.YOrk.
McNAMEE-LoRD-At Clifton. staten Island on Ihutsaay
lime Ia by the j. c. EccleStOn rector OF 81 johns
Chnrcb Theodore Holmes McNamee, OF New Brighton 70
Annie Morgau daughter OF Reuboa Lord esq oil clifton
Sfafnn
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THE AMERICAN TARIFF ON WORKS OF ART

ROME, June 19.-In the Chamber OF Depu-
ties today during debate, several members expressed
regret that the United States Government unduy taxed
objects of art imported into tac United States and they
demanded reprlsals.
signor Magani Minister OF Finance, and Signor
Raccelu Minister OF Public Instruction while they
blamed the United States Congress for its action In I'm
posing tax imported objects OF art. yet hoped that
diplomatc negotiations would procure better terms
They added that reprisas would be useless. especially
because OF the possibility OF fixing the real Vane OF
obiects OF ART. A motion ultimately adopted TO
ouesting the Government 10 Introduce specai D ued
| ing with the question.
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TAKING POISON AFTER 4 QUARREL.

Henry Ranes, youn man living at NO. ~
Firstst, reported last night that Minnie orA' aso
,vantvtbree Of tho sane address, had attempted TO
commit suicide She was found unconscious and was
taken to the Bellevue Hospital. Ranes stated that 10
and the girl quarrecd about some trivial matter after
which she tried to drink some liquid from bottle ne
,rrenohed the bottle from her aud threw u out OF Tue
onen window What the mixture or whether sue
ppcceedsd IN drinkIng any OF IT, he unable To say
hut nhn was taken SICK soon afterwhfn.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, June 20-l q. m.-Ihe movement
I'm the barometer Yesterday was downward Cloudy fair
and clear weather prevailed The temperature ranged
between G5o and s6o the average 0l's9 ocmg "a
lower than on the corresponding day last year ana "
higher than Monday g.. -, a,,oht
Cloudy followed by fair or clear weather, WIZ t an
changes 10 the temperature, may DO expected oo5 III
THIS city vicinity.
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ANOTHER pIGEoN-sHooTING MITCH

George Work and Edgar G.. Murphy will
shoot second pigeon match to-day on the grounds OF
the Long Branch Gun Club. The terms are the same as
at the previous meeting 100 birds each, thirty yares
rise under English rules, but the stake has been dou
bled-sl 900 side. Tho meu met In match Tor inc
frat time OH June H. when they shot at the hocKawy
Hunting Clubs Grounds The result OF t9e 100 srds
The rivalry between the men is likely to result ~ ~
still more superb record to-day and grsa' The as
little betting yesterday the match. which Is expected
~ W olase.
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ILLNESS or CHARLES sAoKus.

Charles Bacl1us, Familiarity known in this
city fer many years as Of the propretors Of the Ban
francisco Mnstrels has been Ill for several months
Re has seldom appeared at the performances Of the
bany and during the spring was seeking rest with his
blends In Roc hester He returned recently TO bis home
Ho 2z6 West Fortyfourths and placed himself under
e direction Of DE- Howe. Yesterday DR.. Howe Informed
IA family that his life could not be prctraood beyond
neft time Mr. BsckuA informed that his life was
nsr an end,
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"a enhance the prosperity OF the nations
hfsctures anu tandard OF the loyalty to government
% 70 Se DsSs the sa
saved the t in forces In glory and in hon or that
Ola ps he nation freed the slave and made hoery
1870 srrstv for all time to come
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G coy AT AsBURY UNIVERSITY.

GREENcAsTLE, Ind, June 19.-The Hon. >.
Cox delivered the animal address before the INDIANA
Asbury University tonight Among those present were
ex senators Hendricks and Mcdonald. Senator Nocr
he-s Bishop Bowman Congressman C1lklns' Feel
Lamb Ward and Matson; the Hon. W. Q. Depauw: the
stsf. ,,,irerr and many other prominent OF In
diana Nr CoX's subject was " rhe MateralF orces OF
uIa
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GRADUATES OF THE PACKER INSTITUTE.

The royal motto "Ich Diem" glowed in let
ters of crimson flowers screen OF dark green leaves
In the Chapel othe Packer Institute nsu
~ xas the motto OF the class OF 1888 which about
"a he graduated The hall tastefuy decorated with
flowers and American flags. and every inch OF available
space was occupied. Dressed in white, with an coca
sional delicate relieving shade OF blue OF p'hk'
at 8 O'Clock the class marched In singing
n pro cessonal hymn, Forward be our Watchwora y
az the close they sang retrocessona hymn
again 20 Thy dear name sing" Despite the coseness
NJ the hall the audience for two hours
Iistanad Nth intAresa 70 the exercises. 1As
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SUCCESS OF THE REBELS IN HAYTI.

PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-Captain Cooper,
OF the steamer Tropic just arrived from Port Antonio
jamaica says that the Haytan Government forces made
an attack on Mlragosne from the sea and were re-
nnlsed with the loss OF two vessels and many men He
Also saws that The rebels have captured Jacnet and have
possesfion OF nearly all the western coast
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INCIDENTS IN THE IRISH AGITATION.

TRALEE, Ireland, June l3'-rlNe men ha'o
been committed for trial the charge Of murder
ing a man named Walsh IN May.
ROME June 10.-The publication OF the documents
relative 10 ireland has caused differences In the
Curia special commission has been appointed which
40 the future will examine all irish questions arising
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THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR-FUND.
SAVING TIE DIMES FOR CHARITY

bAVINd TIE DINI = "
70 tho Editor OF The Tribune.
sn NV wife and have begun saving ten cent
eces for charitable purposes Please appropriate tue
accompanying to your noble work would IKE W
that Won ask your many readers to try the scheme
r. .a bou little the money win be missed, ana just
$hSnt what a loo of good the little dimes VIII 90.
Brooklyn, June Is, 1888 lEN-NhNi ~
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To let cold have its own way is to assist
in LAYING the foundation OF consumption To cure the
most stubborn cough cold have only to use judi
cIously DR.. Jayne's Expecorant.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT LYONS.

Lyons, June 19.--A fire broke out in tho
wood stores here this evening and despite strenuous
eorts 70 extngush the flames the fire covers two
aeres Forty railway cars have been burned. Train
seryce between Lyons and Geneva Is nterfered Wlth
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the Prussan district OF versen, the Dutch frontier
who have recently reached military age have been In
formed that they must become Prussian subjects or
leave the country within six weeks
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THE FRENCH IN TONQUIN

PARIS, June 19.-The Marquis Tseng, the
Chinese Ambassador, Will have interview with NJ.
Ferry the Prime Minister, to-day.
The Temps says that $500 French troops and LOCO
annamite auxaries besides landing parties from tho
French squadron will arrive at Tonquin within Tort
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The new French steamer Normandie, when
arrived here last sunday brought over 300 cases o
Veuye Ccquot This the largest importation OF any
one brand OF champagne ever received in New-fork IN
single shipment. 90
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THE YALE COLLEGE PRIZE LIST.

NEw-HAvEN, June 19.-President Porter, OF
Yale college, yesterday announced the following
prize list: ,,aeo
For solution OF astronomical problems, class OF 1856
First nrze f. H. Moore; second, s. Lesion.
Winthrop prizes, 1ss4.-First prize. q. f. Grueaer'
second prize. +. 8. Allen
scott French prize, 1s84-Joseph $. Holiday ana
Frank ID. Payey
Composition prizes, 1ss5.-nrst prizes H. Baldwin,
Brideeman, Pitkin, Richards and shipman; second
nrizes W. H. Carhart Daggott, Hobbs, Jarvis and Wes;
third prizes Cross. Foster Malon Robinson ana s'ors
Mathematical prizes. 1sS5-First, Malloni second,
Weres, White and wigginsj third, Crane Frear ana
Linsley. ,oor " n crooo pobn,on
sbipfnap and Williams equal IN merit.
Woolsey scholarship, 1sS6-W II. Parks'
Unrlburt scholarship. 1856. NJ Lewis
Third freshman scholarship, 1SS6.-O'Dyer oo ,,,...
nerkeley premiums in Latin composition lSS6-flrst
grade FSliOws, Parks, Lewis. Person ana schwao;;
Second. Bidwen, Brown, Dickey' Dyer 1assaru anu
Freshmen mathematical prizes..First prize Plersoh
and WbIumore Second, Bidwen and Lewis. Ihlri,
butcher
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TRIBrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

diagram pscps,nss yari.tsn' " n ey ~ ,sss
preceding idnh white hne represent. the 0,aS1s
~ mercury daring those hour Tue ooken a. Az
Indicated ~ ths taa"ns" A
psts Pharmacy. ss BrstdSU
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Post Once Notica
reign mails for the eaas Juno % VIII close at tai


ONCE rs rOllOWJi
wEDN ESDAY-AtI0 a. for Central America, the Sonth
Pacific ports the West Coast OF Mexico. per 81 cry
or Para via Aspnwa at p. IN. for France direct pee
So Amerique. via hayrei AT 1850 m ios Ireland, Dsr
other European must be directed per scytha
al 1850 D. ~ Europe per Fuida, VIA southampton
and Premen etters for ireland must be directed per
Fulda"l 40 D. the Netherlands aifec. pes IS.
Amsterdam. via Amsterdam. =, O. -. a..
TIL TfRsIlAY-At III A. no. Brazil 81 Jerome. VIA
Para, AZ IN. France. Germany etc. per -.
Celert VIA Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg ueters
for Great Britain aud other European countries must %
direeted Der Celert l:3O m Tor CUBA Porto buc0
ami Mexico per S. City OF Alexandra, via Havana at
40 o. M for Europe, per So Celtic. via Queenstown
ERfDAY-At 10 a. Tor Jamaica, Hayu. Saysnilla etc.
and Lmon per Ayena at 1880 p M Tor Iruxiio ana
Ruatan, per III b. Ward IT, via New-Orieans - =.
SATURDAY 4 q. IN. for Europe, per 80 Cy OF
Chester Queenstown Qetters for Germany ana scot
land must directed per CITY OF Chester AZ m or
for bel GUM direct per Ss Waesand VIA Antwcip. Nlt
a m for Europe, per Habsburg wa southampton anu
bremen; 80 D. for Cuba and Porto hieo per ss-
Newport via Havana 80. -. g..
Mails Tor China Japan. per 50 ArsOic VA pan
Francisco close here June III at p W. MAILS ior Aus
tralia New.Zeaand sandwich and fpi lsianiA per 20
Zealandia VIA Francisco. CLOSE hero Jane So AZ
y - HENRY q. PEARSON. Postmaster.
Post Office. Now York, N. Y, June To- 1888.
of closing Pacific mails arranged on
tina presumptiOn uninterrupted overland transit "
san Francsco the East arriving ON TIA. ~ st1
Francisco daJ 1 sailing VI steamer Arc aispA'caso
thence the same aA4.
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TIRE ppsuIr OF A SCHOOL GIRLs' FAIR.

no fhe II dffOr OF TIC ITFV "''V. -,
SIR: In Hudson, N.Y., last winter, the men y. a
q, ,ba Msses Frarys school, becoming interested In lne
Fresh Fund, determined to do something, by 'aea
s. .sar.s 70 helm along the good cause Twenty-Five
earnest little girls all under thirteen years OF age nneu
with enthusiasm went to work full OF iai.n anu aesD
"a one bright winters afternoon and evening opened
Sr,,. Fair 20 the patronage of their friends Their
At business enterprise resulted in net gain OF vs.
- s.s efforts the children found sympathy and help In
their Teachers Misses Frary, who gave their ASSIST
'A "a onened their school rooms for the fair. In the
snce nriog time after comparatively short me- nopy
snsnt God called OF these teachers away, Sends
.rvving sister, the request OF her scholars
Wy r.oney raised for the Fresh-Air funu viii tne
hone of her scholars that may be the means 81
ring Ia the children. shut In the neat ana use VI
s,nat citv lttle taste of the luxury they ENJOY so
ssirthe fresh air the country. Yours very uny,
Hudson NJ T., June 10, 1883. a. T. SohNo0N'
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LONG ISLAND COLLEGE HOSPITAL.

The twenty fourth annual commencement
Of the Long Island College Hospital or Brooklyn was
held last evening in the Brooklyn Academy OF MUSIC.
There was large audience. the ftyone graduates OF
this year occupying the front orchestra seats.
The degrees of doctor OF medicine were
conferred by DIR. W. II. Dudley, president
of the Collegiate Department Of the hospital
prize for the best general examination was given 10
Dr. j. B. Laidley. The valedistory was delivered by DE-
Andres Palmer Chesley, and the Rev. Dr. Charles IA
Hall, OF Holy Trinity addressed the gra1uates Aho
following the members OF the graduating clasS'
William Henry Aten Charles Francis Kuhn,
Frank Sheldon Atwell, John Balne baiidley,
John Wilton Barlow, John Lincoln MhcumDoI'
John Henry Isowen Frank Orlando Manning,
George Sanford Bowen, ~ BHommadleu hcoIi"S'
AuystnS III arner Ruek ster Henri GOulden McGrew
Frank Il. Carpenter Joseph MerLDacn,
Lorenzo Bliss Chapman. James Alien Nlchois'
Andres Palmer Chesley, Haydn Nichols,
william Albert Coltle. Eugene krederlok fearOo'
Edward Payson Croweu, Charles rage Pete nls
DANIEL p Demine samuel Howard Phillips,
Jobn NIcoll Dimon. Francis Ashbel Pomeroy,
Garland Bon Foscue, ArchiDald AuAms helu'
Henry Tuthll Hallock. August Henry fnttoI,
Frcdcrick Prepu Halton Frank Wheeler severn,
Turene Franklin Hamburg, oliver Cotton smith,
Pafrick Uayden Alfred BuTmln smith,
Norman Harvey Franklin q. steele,
William Vincent Uazeltine Edward MarTanse TraYers,
Chorles Clncinnatu Henry John Milton Williams, .
WaIter Dennis lIough Iucius Judson Woo worth,
III enry Clinton Hood. Charles Reid Whitc0mo.
Frederick Albert Jewett Charles WhnAm watt
Samuel Richard Kirkland.
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DR. Irons was born on September IL. 1912. and was
graduated from oxford when he twcnty-one. He
became vicar OF parkway erts, and at Che time OF his
denth was rector OF ST. Mary woolwich. London. lie
wrote The Bible and Its Interpreters ChrisuanV
"a Taught by st. Paul." and Athahasus contra MUM
ANN
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GEN. WALLACE OPPOSES A LICENSE TAX.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 19.--General Wal
lace the American Minister has sent note TO tho
Porte absolutely declining to accept the proposal
license tax on foreigners trading in Turkey This action
- csraro Wallace has removed all chance of the adop
zion of the measure, the Ambassadors who bad
already accepted II had done so onf on INC oohuou
that the assent TO 1t should be unanimous
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OBITUARY..

THE REV. DR. WILLIAM JOSIAH IRONS.
LONDON, June 19.-The Rev. DIR. William
Josiah Irons writer religious subjects. Is dead
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pRIrIsH ApAuRERS or LONGFELLOW.

LONDON, June 19.-The Honorary Secretary
of the committee which appointed to place bust OF
gfelow in Westminster Abbey has presented 10 tne
American committee hundred letters from persons
NJ noe who subscribed toward the expenses OF the bust
which to be Kept IN some public Institution In Se%
ENGLAND as testimonial OF the high esteem IN whlcn
The poet was held by the best minds OF Great Britain
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NJ. WALLER.

NJ. WALLER.
PARIS, June 19.-M. Vallier Senator for the
Department OF Rhone, is dead.