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THE INDIANS.

What Shall be Done with tho Captives.
WASHINGTON, June 22.--Gen. Crook, in a
telegram in regard to the disposition of the
surrendered Chiricahuas says any attempt to
their surrender will drive them back TO the
cliffs and gorges OF the mountains, and we
shall then have TO fight them until the last one
dies He thinks they are no worse than
the 600o Apaches put on the reservation ten
years ago; that with his increas ID force he
could discipline and control this handful OF
Chircahuas. | would have not only soldiers
and scouts but the valuable assistance Of all
other Indians, who wonld watch with Jealousy
the slightest movement the Chiricahuas might
make.
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MASSACHUSETTS
Glass Day Exercises at Harvar,

Class Day Exercises at Harvard.
BosToS, June 22.--Class day exercises at
Harvard were never more largely attended
than to day. At $40 the class marched to APP
pleton chapel where prayer was offered by Rev.
DIR. Peabody. At IL the senior class Che AIDED
by Chief Marshal Charles P. Curtis, took up
line of march to Sanders theatre, where the ex-
ercces were held. Thee began with an Grafton
by Arthur Richmond Marsh of Newport, Il. l.,
upon Life and culture The poem thenifol-
flowed by Henry Grafton Chapman of New
York. The class ode, sung to the music Of
"Fair Harvard" was written by Augustus
Mendon Lord of Cambridge. Following came
the Ivy grafton written by Charles Hall
Grande of Cambridge.
After the close of the exercises the seniors
received their friends at their respective &c oms
The spreads, which continue till O'Clock,
were many aud some of them very elaborate.
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RAILWAY NOTES.
The Central Vermont and Grand Trunk.

The fact that Mr.. Hickson of the Grand
mont gives occasion for the following gossip
from Vermont correspondent Of the Troy
Times:
'It Is rumored tha Grand Trunk few
months ago was thinking Of buying the South
eastern Railway, but now does not want it
because it has made permanent traffic arrange
ments which will give its business an outlet
to the Atlantic seaboard over the Central Yer
mont; that the permanency of these arrange
ments will be assured by the Grand Trunk
having voice. presence and substantial inter-
est in the Central Vermont; that the Grand
Trunk ia, 10 have large block Of the new con-
solidated mortgage bonds OF the Central and
proposes to hold them and keep them at par or
better; that some OF them will go to England,
to the Grand Trank people there, with the
understanding that the latter road is to fur
nish the Central business enough from its line
alone to assure the earning of the interest,
and will see that the same is paid. This much
is certain: That engines and tranmen now
run through from st. Albans to Montreal,
which was never done before; that the Grand
Trunk official car is often TO be seen standing
in the st. Albans station and the Central 'pri-
vate' car in the diDgy depot at Montreal, and
generally that the bonds of union between the
two roads are visibly tightening. 1t is stated
the Grand Trunk is making preparations to
build a connecting link between its road and
the North Shore, recently purchased by it, in
Montreal, which will go around on the south
side, and thus escape the annoyance and de-
lays incident to the ne Of the track through
the city, which by municipal regulations is
rendered available only in the night"
Minor Notes.
The Norwich & Worcester, link in the
Portland & Rochester line TO New York, is
about to extend its line to Alyn's Point and
put ON larger steamers to accommodate their
increasing traffic
The workmen on the Lamoille Valley Ex-
tension railroad. %jssss afhcy nsvs been get
f,rg srrgs III '75 mar day end ask $1.50, claiming
that s,ev nave TO lose SO mach time on account
OF wet weather that they make but little more
than enough to pay theif board
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The Philadelphia Ahortionist.

PHILADELPHIA, june 22-The terrible de-
tails of the expo ure Of DIR. Hathawsy's ille-
gitimate conduct that have been reported
were confirmed today by tho wife Of the mall
practitioner. She made full explicit state
ment oil her knowledge of her husbands ne
farious operations. The chief Of police re-
fused to make the statement public as it
would interfere with his work in the case. He
says he intends to verify 1t and il possible OBJ
tain witnesses who have had relations with the
doctor.
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CONFESSED PERJURY.
False Swearing Concerning The Adultera
ffof1 of ard

False Swearing Concerning the Adultera
ton of Lard.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 2.-Tf the men who
pledged themselves not to divulge the proceed
ings OF the investigation into the alleged adul-
terstion Of lard by Fowler Brothers, and then
broke faith by furnishing, or protesting to
furnish, the reporters OF the daily press with
summaries Of the proceedings, are worthy OF
belief, there was sensation in the case. Ac.
cordiDg to these gentlemen Two OF the wit
nesses for McGeoch, Eyeringham g. Co., for
merIy employed by Fowler Brothers, who testi-
fed to having injected lard, cotton seed oil and
other adulterations into their lard yats, went
on the stand and swore that their former testi-
mony was false in every particular, aud that
they were paid $50 each for their false swear
trio
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Graduating Exercises Of the High School.
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MAINE.
Drowned Wnile Bathine.

Drowned While Bathing.
WIscAssET, June 22.-- Charles Furois, o
Frenchman, was drowned at Birch Point this
evening, while bathing.
Boy Burglars in Waterville.
WATERvILLE, June 22-The store Of G. A.
Osborne was entered by burglars last night,
who were discovered in the act. They proved
to be band of boys, II to l6 years old A
Derocher boy, who was arrested, disclosed the
names of his associates.
Visiting Knights Templar.
Seventy-fiye Knight1 Templar of Dunlap
Commandery of Bath, under Sir Knight Ful-
Ter, with Gloyer's Band, arrived on the after
noon train, and were received by St. Omer
Commandery, Waterville, with Gilman's band
The knightly guests were rendered brilliant
reception and social hop at City Hall, this eve
ming. The home commandery appeared with
their elegant new banner, valued at $500 Te-
morrow the Sir knights parade in honor of the
patron saint John, and are rendered numer-
ous private receptions along the line of march !,
to end with grand banquet.
Bangor Masons art Nantasket Bench.
Boston, June 22.-St. Johns Commandery-
X. T., of Bangor, were taken to Nantasket this
afternoon, where banquet was served at 4
p. m. Addresses were made By Eminent Com
mander Marston, Eminent Grand Captain
General Lsavitt of Bangor, Grand Recorder
Chapman, Sir knight George T. Coverly. Sir
Knight Gsorge W. Snow of St. John read an
original poem, and Sir knight E. NJ. Shepherd
of Hugh DE Payens, read an extract from the
charity dinner speech-making. which was in
terspersed with musical selections from the
two bands, including several cornet solos by
Mr.. Hall, leader of the Bangor band.
Tel morrow the members Of St. Johns will
be entertained in an informal manner by Sir
Knights of Hugh De Payens. At noon the
cars viii be taken foi their return home.
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BOSTON, june 22.-Tho following were tO-d.,

BOSTON, June 22.-The following were to-dsyl
quotations of Butter, Cheese, Eggs and Potatoes:
Butter-We quote Western creameries a 220
23e for choice 19a21c tor fair and good: Northern
creaueries at 22a23c for choice, 19d21c for fair
and good; New York and Vermont dairies 20R22e
q b for choice, 16G16c for fair and good Western
ladle packed l4Glo; moderate but steady demand.
Cheese is duh at 1014Gl1c for choice and 90
10c for fair and good; 7SGSc for common.
Eggs-have been in steady demand 1SG181ac for
Eastern, New York and Vermont, 161aH1Sc for
y doz for Western and Nova Scotia.
Potatoes-market is firmer and higher; Aroostook
Rose at 70675c; Maine Central and Northern Rose
at 55G65c fProlidcs and Peerless at 5OG55c; Che
nangoes and other kinds 45@55c.
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BUcKsPoRT, June 81.
} The graduating exercises of the clas1 Of 'S3
"erV--il In Emery Hall at 10 a. m, with the
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Rnainaaa Failures.

New YORK, June 22-The business failures
throughout the country during the past seven
days, as reported to II. G. Dun & CO., number
in all 181 as against 1s6 last week, a decrease
of 3. The distribution of the failures was as
States, %; Western States, AS Southern, AZ;
Pacific States and Territories, 81; Canada, 26; 1;
and New York city, 7; total, 181.
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OHIO DEMOCRATS.

Nomination of Minor State Officers.
CHICAGO, June 22.-The Ohio Democratic
State central committee met and organized
last night with David r. Page as chairman
and @. N. Schmidt as secretary.
The State convention nominated Leroy ID.
Brown for School Commissioner and John P.
Martin for member of the Board OF Public
Works. The convention adjourned at 1.15 a.
M, having been In session over fifteen hours,
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New York stock and Money Market.

(By IeIegraph.E
NEW YORK, June 22.-Boney easy at 2 a3 on
call; final business was at lower figures: prime mer-
camille paper at 4151z. Exchange dull and weak
er at 4.84s4 for long and ABB for short. Govern
ments strong. State bonds quiet. Railroad bonds
firm. During the afternoon the stock market was
weak and lower, prices declined "a to "a. There
was a slight rally near the Close but In final sales
closed the market irregular and In main lower.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat
ed 259 400 shares.
inc following are to-day's closing quotations o.
Government Securities:
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Train Robbers Hanged.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, juno 22.--At Clarks-
vile, johnson county, to-day, Cove Johnson,
Jim johnson, Munroe Mcdonald, and Jos.
Harndon, who last month murdered Conduc-
tor Cain while robbing Little Rock Il Fort
Smith railroad train, near Mulbury Station,
were hanged in the presence Of large crowd,
several thousand persons being present from
various counties.
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HANOVER, June 22-On account of the
heavy rain fall of late the Connecticut river is
unusually high for June and favorable season
,is afforded Tho Connecticut River Lumber
Company for moving their drive of seventy
million feet of lumber the rear end OF whicn
aas now reached Mcludoes Falls, VT, and it is
| hought the company will succeed this summer
or the first time in many years in getting their
! umber all through.
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The graduating exercises of the Deering
High School took place at the Meshodsst
church in that town yesterday afternoon. The
church was beautifully decorated, and wealth
-af flowers fllsd the Ssr=.ssti, tl,-is inaesanon.
young ladies and gentleTneh u
class were mcst attractiyely aitirea, wlsse tie
audience was exceedingly brilliant aud filed
the church to repletion. The following pro-
gramme was successfully carried OUT
Music.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Adriance.
Music.
Salutatory-Dreams, ...... Walter Edward ElwelI
Nictoria,s Ancestral Tree, Emma Mildred Cobb
The Medical Profession, Charles Augustus bennett
Music.
Cc-educaton, ....... Grace Read
DE Senectute,. .,.............. Eliza Eta Floyd
The Jneiyiiized, Harriet Louse Chase
Application Of Eiesiricity, Joseph Melvin Freeman
Tears .BIinnieola Albertina Soue
Glass History. MabeIle Florence Richardson
Benjamin Franklin. ....... Edgar Herbert Bennets
Old Acquaintance, Nellie Maria Rich
The Claims Of Society. - Annie Blanche Harmon
Companion Pictures, ,.......... Edith Clayton Soule
The New Profession, Fred Viv.sn Matthews
Tho influence Of the BeausIfnl,
Women a. Physicians, Gertrude Mary Stevens
Possibilities and Probabllit =, Eva May Thompson
Music.
gass Prophcsles, .,.-..... Hattie May Thorpe
fessantTYs Paul John Iidback
yaisdictlry-The Influence OF Music, J. Tina Day
Music.
Awarding Diplomas by Mr.. Narney
Class Song by j. ~ Freeman.
Music.
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MARINE NEW S.
sale of tna L.anra Briaeman.

Sale of the Laura Bridgman.
AsBURY PARK, N. j., June 22.-Ths wreck
of the schooner Laura Bridgman. Of ST.
George, Me-, which stranded here Tuesday af-
ternoon during the fog, was sold to-day by order
of Capt. Dennis Hart. The vessel, rigging,
anchors and chains Brought $3.50; and cargo OF
af7 u Sid 81 Us i = v5s1 = 5as, @ vl NJ
were purchased by James A. Bradley.
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NEw~YoRK.


Mysterious Death of 3 Connecticut Man.
NEW YORK, June o. At an early 49,. az.
morning police ctiicer founa an a,,ss s,s
meu senseless in front OF the Astor
steps. An ambulance was summoned but
when 1t arrived the man was dead. From cir
cumstances surrounding the case. the police
have theory that the man was assaulted He
was not robbed, as his pocket book and jewelry
were found on him. The left side of his face
was bruised and di1colored, and from appear
ances it was thought that he had not received
his injuries by falling, but had been struck
powerful blow with some sharp instrument.
TIE body was removed to an undertaking e.
tablishment. The man appeared ID be about
35 years old. From papers found on him he is
supposed 10 be George ID. Phelps, OF Hartford,
Conn. The authorities are investigating the
case.
The Salvation Army Breach of Promise
Case.
SyRAcusE, June 2l.-Miss Hcoser, mem-
Der OF the Salvation Army, who accused Otto
Mott, the arrays color bearer, OF breach Of
promise OF marriage, today caused TO be
printed letter in which she declared that now
she would not disgrace her family by marrying
him under any circumstances, although he is
in honor bound ID marry her. The trouble be-
tween the1e persons has divided the aflny here
eve DESTROYED its intleencs. Cant. Hal. who
his refusal to marry Miss HocSer, has been sent
away. 1t is said that she vas recently married
TO Major Wells, who Is also officer in the
army.
Failure OF Ink Manufacturers.
NEW YORK, June 22.-Schedales 10 the as
signment of Ihaddeus Davis & Co.. the well
known ink manufacturer, were filed to-day
Liabilities S172,7S4, of which nearly Sl50,OC0
is due ON notes signed or endorsed by George
W. Davis, who recently committed suicide
They we're made Ia the name Of the firm. land
without the knowledge OF his associates. Nom-
inal assets are S195, ,0C0, but their actual value
only S74.Cc0 Business creditors are few
Resignation of the Mayor OF Albany.
ALBANY, June 22.-Mayor Michael n. Nc
Ian resigned tonight, giving no reasons for his
course. Alderman William II. Murray, presi-
dent Of the Common Council. succeeds him.
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UNLUCKY MORMoNS.

Disastrous Fire and Explosion Twelve
Persons injured in Salt Lake City.
SALT LAKE, June 22-The losses by fire in
. Salt Lake City yesterday are $4,000. The
Mormon tabernacle caught fire from sparks,
! but was put out with little loss TIE loss ia
elsss by an explosion was $22 900. Half
ton Of power exploded, wounding twelve per-
SOILS snd knocking many down. The streets
were crowded at the time and escapes from
death were remarkable The Mormon council
house where they held secret meetings, is
ftotal lOgg
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The Fiebting Richmond Editors.

RICHMOND, June 22.-Telegrams received
here tonight report the arrest near Haho'9f :,
Junction about % miles from Richmond al h'
H. Beirne, one OF the principals, and Messrs'
page McCarty and w. w. Archer, his frlends.
Mr.. wsveliS Raglard Of the Elam party VIZ
also arr Sod. No fight has been reported, anu
II Is beii0sea none has taken place. behLe
was bailed out and went to his home III Ash
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The Condition OF the Miasonri.

ST.. LOUIS, june 22.-The Missouri river rose
three inches up to 2 p. M, but has not risen
any since, and win probably begin to fall soon.
The situation in East ST. Louis is not n.ateri-
ally nhanppd.
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PERU.

The People Declaring for Peace and
Iglesias
LIMA, June 22.--Acoording to tho Diario
tants were held at Plsco, in sthe department of
lea, on May 3lst and at Sayan, in the province
OF Charcay, on juno "a. They declared for
peace and for Iglesias rs President and Regen-
orator Of the republic, as proclaimed by the
Catajamarca Assembly,
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Grand Concert.

AT the grand commencement concert given
at the English and Classical Institute at Nor
ridgewock Wednesday evening by Grimmer's
orchestra, assisted by Miss Belle Bartlett, the
following excellent programme gave great
satisfaction to the largo audience:
Overture-Silver Bell +, ,.t......,.. :. Sehrepeorel
Variations for Orchestra .........4.,.. Mayseder
Song-Waiting -. ...,.,.,.. -. MiIard
Miss Belle Bartlett.
Selection from Iolanthe ,.......,....... sullivan
Polka--Goldcn Robin. .... #....... Bouaouet
SOng-Gratias Agimus Tibi ........ .(;iueiielmi
Miss Belle Bartlett with clarinet obgato
by Mr.. W. H. Todd.
Overture IL Etc.. .........,. ...,.,.. Hoffman
Waltzes-La Mascotte i. III. .........., Dressler
Song-Angols Seranade e..........,......... Braga
Miss Belle Bartlett with violin obligato by
MIR. O. Grimmer.
March Selection-Bouquet of Melodies .. .Clauder
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MEXICO.

Cry OF MEXICO, June 22.--The treaty OF
commerce and navigation between Mexico and
Italy, which expired the 30th inst, has been
continued in force for one year longer
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THE KNIBBS PATENT.

The Jury Returns Verdict forDefend-
ants.
| PORTSMOUTH, N. H., June D. In the
| Knibbs patent valve trial here the jury re-
turned verdict for defendants after one hour s
| consideration,
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ESTABLISH
TIE PORTLAND,
published every day (su
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wear. II paid in sdvancs Nv
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81 so per square, daiiy nl
veek after; three Insertions
inq every other day after nls
Has square, three inser.isal
no week, sl.O0, 90 cents III, ps
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-tnll.
finder hoad of "AMusEM.
SALES. S2.on per squsre ?
lions or lesa, $1.5o. !,
Advertisements inserted u !.
tsRrss (Which mas 9 large CRY :
81 the Statel, fos Sl.ou per :
tioa. and so cents per square
Insertion.
Address all communication
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Haneed for Wig Murder.

PETERsBURG Va, June 22.-Lewis Carter
,olored) VINO murdered his wife at South
stpio1, eas executed sC-ddy IN The presence
. 2500 persons, mostly negroes.
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Two Neproes Lvnched.

PA1AsKI, Tenn, Jnne 22.-Kyle Walkei
aud Harry Reed, two negroes under arrest fol
~ ,nnr5er II Veto, Ala, were taken from Jsi
Thursday night and iynched. They confessed
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Foreign Hn,pori..

HARRINGTON, Ms. Schr Golden Belt-220S cs
canned Holsters to Burnham Morrill,, zoo doz eggs
TO order.
G.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE,

CONCORD, June 22.-The vote in joint con-
vention .of the Legislature for United States
Senator at noon to-day resulted as folloMs:
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Railroad Recesr,., y.


PORTLAND. June 20.
Received by Maine Central Railroad for Portlsui
80 cars miscellaneous m0rchendise; for corneCtipg
roads 1io care miscellaneous merchandise.
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There being no quorum Of either house pre-
sent, there was no choice. Votes will be taken
tomorrow and Monday, although no quorum
will be present until Tuesday
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At Providence Providence 10, Philadelphia
At Boston Bostons 10, New Yorks O.
At Clev eveland--Clevelands 8, Detroils g.
Az Eaifalo-- Buffalos 0, Chicagos 2,
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west Congreeatjonal church

West Congregational Church
Rev. DR.. Holbrook will close his labors to
morrow. preaching at 1880 a. m. and 7.so p. IN.
Rev. E. NJ. Cousins, late of Cherryfeld, Me,
will succeed Dr. H., beginning July LIST.
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European Markets.

tiSv Ielegraph.)
LIVERPOOL. June. 2 Fla. so P. M.-Cotton market
dull and easier; upiauSs Mt Ji-l6d; Urtcens Is
led; sales 1000 Misrepresentation and export 1000.
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The following quotations are Wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros. n Co., Dry Goods,
Wooens and Fancy Goods, 144 to lH2 Middle street:
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EAST MA1NE coNFElENoE SEMINARY
Exereises of commencement Day.

EAST MAINE coNFEiHNoH SEMINARY
EXERCISES Of Commencement Day.
BUcKsPoRT, June 81.
: The graduating exercises of the clas' OF 'S3
"Sre'--ia in Emery Hall at 10 a. m, with the
Prayer.
Music.
Salutat-xy,. ..... Howard A. Lincoln, Bucksport
Rn,s,n BaTds ss,irtina Alice NJ Jordan bu'ksp0r'
"'--e Grace H. Blodgett Buck sport
Mormonisn,. .............F Frank A. Young. Hancock
The Prayer Of Ajax. Fannie 7. swazey, Bucksport
Music.
The IDEAL. ........ Carrie NJ. Chipman, Bucksport
Our Future. Harry B. Meors, steuben
Arctic Exploration Walter Buck, oriand
Thoughts on the Enei.
Free Trade VS.. Protection
Protection vs.. Free Trade,
Me-
Those Good Old Times; H.
= John i. Higgins. Vest Eden
Class History, .crinnie D. Swazey, Bucksport
Glass Prophecy .:.:.....Eyie r. Page, Bucksport
valedictoiy Addresses Grs5ie G. SEazey, Bucksport
Music.
Conferring of Diplomas.
Class Ode.
Benz cdction.
The essays and orations were OF high order
of excellence, and delivered in such manner
as TO hold the closest attention of the large
audience. Diplomas were conferred on Is
graduates from the academic course, 3 from the
college preparatory, and from the scientific
course.
There has been large attendance Of the
friends of the school from out Of town duriIg
the week All the exercises have been excep-
tionally interesting, rehecting great credit on
the Seminary and its faculty, the graduation
especially being counted as the moSt successful
in the history of the institution.
This evening the graduating clsE5 will hold
a reception in Emery Hall. Billiards. orches-
ira OF Lewiston, which furnished excellent
music for the exercises this morning, will be
present
The fall term will commence August Goth.
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dLy PRESS.
8 excepted by the
sSHENG co.,

'oRTfANps HE.
g PRESS,
loEvING ut $3.50 a
year.
inch OF cSsce, the
square,"
COX; rs cants per
ss, $l.00; eontinu-
ok, so coats.
or less, Sc cants;
elk aftsg.
Gitionel.
, and 1AUoTIGH
XeSks three ineer-
e "MATxB STATE
lion in every part
lro for hrst inser-
u each Subsequent
NBLISHTNd 90.
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Chicago Live STOCK Market.

1oe,- yazs14a-p5I aopP,
1fa~--' PeoI -ed s5as 15;hx4<r
- 2665 75l1
. 1000 head:
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PRICE THREE CENTS.
stock Marker.

The following quotations Off stocks are reports
and corrected daily by Woodbury. & Moulton, corn,
OF Middle and Exchange streets.