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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
RESIGNATION oFAJuDGE.

RESIGNATION OF A JIDtE.
BosroN March G.-Judge Bennett, OF the Bristol
County Probate Court who has held the Office snee ls5
eeyng hts commission from Governor Ba"Ss has resigned
THE AMERICAN sHIP.DUTLDING COMPANY
ALBANY. March Gle American Shp-buildiDg
Company Of NewYork. capital s2ooOOo was Incorporated
DEATH SENTENCE COMMITTED.
ST. LOUIS. Marcn 9.-Goyernor Crit.enden has as
@uTdsi. to i'm pfsonment Tor niiocn years
A BLIND MANS ENTERPRISE.
NrwBuRG n " March 6.-Dtyd ~ Seleg. q
blind man. started manufacturing enterprise mere In
which only blind persons Will be employed
THE MEIGs ELEVATED RAILROAD.
BosTON March 8-Ihe legislative Committee on
Street Railways oday voted to IN favor OF reporting
charter for tho Mess Elevated Railroad IN tie city Of Dos
MINING COMPANY CHARTERED.
HARRISBURG. Penn, March GA charter has
leo William Brce OF Philadelphia Is almost the sole STOCK
FATAL EFFoRTTo COLLECT BILL
NEW ORLEANS March CIV. J. French, yeter-
mary Old TRS T sstS to sS
SIed nc today d MeMahSn was admitted bail in $1,000
VERDICT FOR A RECEIVER.
NFw-HAyEN, Conn, March 6.-ln the suit of Tai;
colt Russell receiver the American National Life and
shspes Of soi COMPANY Of When the
Judgment vas gwen TO the PLAINTIFF Ido Inc amount Vi '0
CoNvIcTs TRANSFERRED TO AUBURN
SING SING. Marcn 6.-War,o9 Brush OF The Sing
oncfs including Ia tho late revolt and sent
moro Sc than at sing sing.
TWO MEN KILLED IN QUARREL.
CINCINNATI, Marco 6.-Peter Coli, Henry Ihomp-
SDiney quarreed at someIset ny last nsS
about Ons Thompson made remark that lnceuseu
Con- who shot Thompson dead Con threatened sphey'
wherelpOn the latter shot Con killing him instantly
ALLEGED FRAUDULENT PATENT ISSUE.
PTTTsBuRG, Penn. March Ga OIL IN equl y was
aed I'm the the United states It's Attorney
ana William A. Whatey day I'm the United states Clrcu
Court against Waiter B Roberts, alleging that tnc ueehnht
obtained ent for oil well tOrpedOes uanduien,
and maj etn prior TO Robertss
application o.
NEw-HAvEN, Conn. Marcn b ne quo war; , anto
r. s. Andrews cOutestng the legal
nv OF the orally election ON allegations OF
returns dismissed day on tue gronnu Oh
m staed that the urged more 10 decide election
wagers than with any hope Of reversing the result
PAINTERS OPPOSED TO CHINESE LAboh,
ST Louis Marcn 0.-Abuut one hundred orna-
mental nsnt.s employ ed az Pullman Car Works went
stke tins morning Chinese BOY was placed IN the shOp
by the superintendent 10 work preparatory to beginning
course study school OF mines rms wAsIuy eApaned
o objected The superintendent that
he Intends 10 conduct tue business In his way aud Will
not yield 10 the men
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for the best report OF surgery clinics to c. Bailey Gates
dental engine was presented to Charles ii. smith or
the best set OF teeth mounted metal paes and case
OF Instruments to Frederick A. L. Wan for the best
thesis on the " Con servaive Treatment OF Exposed
Pulps." The following is list Of the OF 'S3
Allen, s. W., jr. Growers w. A. Pollard. William p.
AyerhOj, Arthur Hastinga Robert Schmidt. jose
Balestas Nj. A. Heller, Charles A Schubert August A.
Batterman. +. III. Holly. Samuel n. Smith, Charles III.
Coombs, Edward b. Hopkins samuelA A. Truck William r.
Deane, Henry +. M d. UDderm. The0 |.
Dressed Charles r. Kraeme r. o. jr. Walln Fred. A. L.
Fernandez uan j. Leeds William j. Weyant Charles y.
Finlay Lionel IL Parker Horace j. WOuison, Henry v.
Foster Charles H. Pendleon. John Youngs Clarence II.
Fuenmayor, Il. Peters julius
Steinway Hall was comfortably filed last evening by
the friends of the graduating the United states
Medical College, the occasion of Its firth annual COM
mencement. The exercises began with oy the
Rev. g. w. Gallagher Professor Alexander Wilder, the
secretary Of the college, presented the report OF the
sion. Tne address made by the Rev. Mr.. Gallagher.
The degrees confirmed by the Pres dent Samuel r.
Filley. The vaedctOry was delivered by II. Van
Houten. The following Is n list Of the graduates:
Barrett Felix Hayward Mary A. Resenbrock, ]. VI.
Chase Jared A. Uaertef, Louis Silkworth, Israel
Collins, Paul H. HeDOn j. b.. NJ. D.Smtth. Elizabeth o.
Davis. Andrew J. Lee. Julius H. Stebbins r. y, NJ ID.
DOty Pauline NJ. Markham, Della e. Steven Porter w.
DuIcker H. Mortimer f. NJ d. Srunk BenJamin It.
Ermentrant c. III. Phelps o. D.. NJ. DVan HOuten, H.
Evans Henry Robinson, Mary E.. Whitney A. b., NJ ID.
Gerkin John III.
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petcly Inundated The ut Frars Point, Miss IL
reported to have given way to-day.
ST. Louis. March 6.--Dis 9ascaes from He ena. ARK
say that the breaking OF the Fiizhugb eyee Ave mile,
below there will probably not affect Helena, but shoud
the back-water threaten the place tho cnlvert tho
Midland Railroad embankment will be closed
About 100000 acres OF land will probably be overlooked
by the breaking oftbc fitxush irvee THIS section yas
flooded last year and no crops Of consequence
after the waters subsidized Tie owners Of the
land were generalyin debt prior to that tmo.
HELENA, Ark. March 6.--rhcse dependant upon the
Long Lake evee have become alarmed and are moving
their stock and goods The entire bottom popu.
lace fleeing TO high land. carry
ing all their vauabes with them.
The Iron Mountain Railroad track and the DAngvile
Bridge are submerged. Transfers by boat enable the
trains to continue running Desperate efforts arc being
made to maintain the roads intact.
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MR. WARREN TO RETIRE FROM THE STAG 3
icy TELEGRAPH TO Tue rRIBUSE]

lBY TELEGRAPH TO TUE TRIBUNE.l
BosToN March Cit is reported that William
Warren the comedian proposes TO retire from
the stage There have been some unpleasant
rumors Boston concerning the treatment Mr. Warren
alleged have received at the hands OF the manage
ment on the occasion Of his benefit last faii' OUT
perhaps his retirement, II 1t occurs, may NOT
be due 10 that The Transcript this evening says
thai s no the fact that the veteran COM
ean of Boston openly expressed his desire ana
OF retiring from the Boston Museum Thongn TIC rav
the direct answer when approached upon the snDeo.
The manager of the Museum said tina lot hVe ye"no
Mr. Warren had expressed mis- purpose OF retiring Jet nc
ha) been induced remain during that time " ne ma
desire 10 This year." said the manager, Dut ne "a"
nry Is here for him as long he lives This is hls hoh
and question OF the frequency of his appearances m
the stage will DO left with himself II he nas 10 CONF
on crutcies." Mr.. Warren's health Is good anu nc
seens as YigOrons as for the last ten years.
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SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENTS.

Mr. and Mrs A. Fl. Allen gave "calico
German last evening attheir house, No122 East Fifty
hfth-st Tne iadi s fancy costumes Of various
coored saeen many of the dresses being trimmed with
bells The German was led by Oscar Richard dane
ing with Mrs. Allen. The figures included the "Ser
enade in which the favOrs were satincovered guitars
for the ladies' and harmoucas for the gentlemen the
paddock" In which fancy locks the favors the
wrea h." fishing" and other figures in which fishes
and cologne bottles used. About twenty couples
present. ,
MRS Bra, ey Martin gave dinner party last evening
A commerce party given by the Misses CiIIt
Mrs j. +. Person gave reception. -
Mr. and Mrs. August Belmont gave a. dnner-party on
Monday evening,
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday. March 6, 1888 q,
lppotSrFD PRIVATE SEcRETARY.-Judge Edmunds,
Presdent pro tenn OF the Senate this morning appointed
George seaver, OF Vermont, his private secretary
PRESENTED TO THE PREsIDEST.-Tne Japanese ENJOYS
IN Hawaii who are short visit to this city were
formally to the President to-day by the Secre-
tary OF state
ACCEPTANCE OF JUDGE THoMAS.-Judge Thoman. OF
the Civil service Commission called upon the President
today in company with Senator Pendeton, ana formally
informed President OF hs acceptance of the ONCE
DEpARREp FROM PRAcrIoE.-The Secretary OF the In
terror has directed that j. G. Whtehil OF Brookvie
Penn and Calvin ]. Wilson, OF Evening shade Ark, De
debarred from practice as attorneys OeoIe the interior
Department
MEETING OF THE CABISET.-The Cabinet meeting to-
day was short and unimportant. There were three abb
senees Secretary Teller who was out OF the CITY. anu
Secretary Chandler aud Attorney dehera bre"ser WHO
are indisposed.
No FEE FOR DEFENDING THE AssAssN.-Among the
ems OF appropriation stricken ont OF the sundry Cyil
bill in conference COMMITTEES wast1e e gs Me-
Reed therefore, fails TO get a iee'
THE NEW HAWAIIAN MHIsrER.-Henry A. r. Carter
the newly appointed Hawaiian Minister was presented
to the President today Oy tne arce and was s
credited this country AS Envoy ExIa2runsry Anu m
Minister Penipotentary soon aiIer tne ueatn Vi i'
Allen, the former Minister
co,,,ussroNs sreyEp-The President has signed the
commissions Of the following New. York officers, aud
they will DO forwarded at once; Andrew j. ferry Gen
pral
T. BENEDICT surveyor and Merritt WlcKham, Assistant
Appraiser Mr. Roots commission "a United States DIS
trict-Attorney has not been Issued yet
PATENTS IssUEp-The patent Issue Of this week aggre-
,ted Azo intending hirtyfour foreign patents OF the
domestic patent New York secured the gnnssy large
number az IO7 Pennsyvania received Az ONO ~ mas
nnh,,setta 40 and Illinois 3d. The Issue includes ten
atats IN Thomas A. Edison for electrical contrVances,
n majority of which are connected Win MS eiectrica
railway system
Tn, T,yo.CrSr CHECK STAMP.--The Controller OF the
rroucv has received many letters In reference to the
rdemoon OF the check stamp lie SAYS that
H. tw,cent check stamp Is not required Dy law 10 ne
nsed after July rhe law provides FOR ne redemption
nj not used provided thet are presented Tor pay
mani mn three years from the time OF purchase from
the Government.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis Jor 0'e past t,oeilty.JOur hours.

WAsHISGToN March IL "a. m.-Tbe pressure
Is highest in the Northwest. storm Of cons derabie
energy is central the st. Lawrence Valley. Occa Ona
rain fallen In the South Atlantic and Gulf States and
general rain snow in all the other districts North
westerly winds prevail OF the Mississippi River. In
the Lake region. Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, aud
sOuhwescTy In the Atlantic coast States The tempera
ture has y1sen in the Lower Like region aud Atlantic
coast states and fallen the Upper Lake region aud the
Northwest. There no indications of very great
storm energy within the lGits Of the stations OF ober
walton of the Signal Servic very cold wave cent al
In Manitoba, will move eastward over the Northern
States.
Indications for tD-iau
For New England, rain or snow, followed by clearing
weather winds shiting TO northweserly stationary or
lower temperature, followed by rising barometer
For the Middle Atlantic States collier clearing weather
nOrthwesterly winds, higher pressure.
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DIED

ADAMson Tuesday. March 0. Ida e Goodrich. wife Of F.
Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2ocock her ate
VIE u Ell Btnne n s s T sssS hs An a ETs
carTses viii Se IN Waiting south Scrxt Seen the a
Of Ss ne and
BoYNToNsaturdaY. March g. Caroline H. Boynion, aged
- years wife q Anthony Boyn,on Pa'saic Bridge
late residence on Thursday, at 1890 n.
BREREToN-At Yonkers, Tuesday March EugenIa SIS
Funeral at St Paus Church Yonkers Thursday March a.
Interment at Mount Auburn. Boston.
DowDALIa "a Greenyis Orange Co. y on Thursday
OF the late Captain George r. and Eliza IL. Dowdah, VI
Buried al Hamdei. Conn. March ).
GooDwINIn this city Tuesday Marca O. 1888. Serena A.
Services residence, No 1913 East 7lsst. Thurs
day, March =. at 1890.
in the 42d year o. his age
his late residence No 81 FOresst on
1n %s az S IVA cE'i n y or; on + ,arsday
na sRns yas YEAR h0cSand Co., NJ w. March
Relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral from
- bis late residence on Ihursday March g. az p w. oar
riages in waiting at the depot
win be solemn Mass q Requiew MONTHS Mind, at 81:
of the soul OF the late Pastor. Rev Eugene Mcguire.
Reverend clergy and relatives and friends are Invited AZ
MeLoUGHLINonM March 8; John LOnis only son Of John
Inferred In calvary Cemetery
MELDRUM-At Paterson, ". J., Tuesday, March John
Balfour Medium.
Funeral from ST PauPs Church. Paterson Thurs
day, Sth inst, at 2 D. m.
MILLS-Suddenly of pneumonia Monday March s. Jaac.
widow OF John Mills.
Funeral from her residence l50h ST. Mottavo Thurs
day. March g. az 100
will be In waiting at the Mott Haven depot tho
arrival of the 1890 train from Grand Central Depot
SMrTHAt Brooklyn seventh day afternoon Sd inst OF
pneumonia Mary smith, widow VI the late samuel Smith.
aged 81 years
Funeral at Friends Meeting of Lafa and
Washington aves Brooklyn fourth day the Ith inst.
pm.
Interment at Jericho L. l.. on the 9Th inst
SPELMAN-On Sunday evening 4h inst. at the residence
of her sOnnaw. James NJ Fuller at Scarsdle Catherine
Funeral services Will be held at the MamaOneck NJ. E.
Church, on Wednesday. the It'll inst. at $3.50 p IN
Relatives and friends the managers OF the N h. church
Home" respectfully invited 20 attend
Carriages be In waiting meet train OF NewHaven R
leaving Grand Central Depot AT 2:l9 p. IN.
TABOR Suddenly his birthplace. Sag Harbor. !. L.
March after short illness, A. j. Tabor formally OF san
Francisco ana New YORK.
His trust ever I'm Jesus
WHEELER-on the 4th inst, Anna Adelaide Wheeler
daughter Of stephen and Mary D. Wheeler. Ia the 3Jth
Of her
Relatives and friends attend funeral
"Wednesday March at 2l5 from the residence Of
Mount Pleasant Cemetery stthe convenience
OF the family.
WHEELW RIGHT-On sunday. March 4. 1888 william u.
Wheewrght In the 41th year % his age
friends particularly invited % attend hs
funeral James's Church. I'D ST. between Lexington
ID ednesay m0rning, March AT III oclOcA
without further notice.
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RESPECTING ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Ihe clerk OF the
Court OF commissioners Of Alabama Claims has made
Martial estimate OF the amounts involved in the claims
now pending before that Court. twenty-five hundred
cases ont Of the 500 fled aggregate nearly $l4OOOoVo
without interest. II Judgments were awarded for the
amounts claimed In these the interest would prop
ably run tie aggregate up TO more than S2OOOooOo.
The Court WILL therefore. have no difficulty In dsposins
OF the undlsributed remainder OF the Geneva AWaru-
about 80 800 900 The Court now has under conSldera
uou questions OF considerable interest 10 claimants
namely whether IN certain awards shall be male
war premiums gold what within the meaning Oh tne
act creating the Court Confederate cruiser L. ahe
whether "a priyateer without letters OF marque from
the Con iederato Government come within the meaning
NJ fha apf
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THE ARMY AND NAVY.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-First Lieutenant
Arthur L. Wagner. 9th Infantry, has been appointed
hoard OF survey to examine into, report upon and fix
the responbty for the by fire at the East Florida
seminary Gainesville Fa OF certain ordnance and ord
nance stores the property Of the United sateo furnished
for the use OF tue seminary under the PROVISIONS or
section OPS, revised statutes.
Iieuteinnt william Ii. Webb has been ordered TO ex-
ANIMATION for promotion Lieutenant j. D. Adams has
been detached from the Navy Yard, Mare Island, and
plsced on waiting orders; Mdshpmen Edward 3 Leper
md George French from the receiyug' nip 81 Louis
and ordered 10 the TalapoOsa The leave OF absence or
Passed Assistant Eug Charles T. Howell has been
eTtended six months, with permission to remain IN
ItiT
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sNoW sToRMs AND INTENSE COLD.
REPORTS FROM THE DOMINION.
A STORM BELIEVED TO BE THAT PREDICTED BY WI
GINs-THE PROPHET STARTS FOR HALIFAX

A STORM BELIEVED TO BE THAT PREDICTED BY WIG
GINs-THE PROPHET STARTS FOR HALIFAX
QUEBEC, March 6.-The weather continues
terribly cold here AMI Storm believed by many
10 be that predicted by Professor Virgins, has prevailed
To-Day
OTTAWA. NJ arch Ca heavy snowstorm set In this
morning blocking roads and delaying the mails, and is
still in progress.
Professor Virgins started to-day for Ha'ifa1 10 get
the full benefit the dig blow he predicts for the
9th 10TH and llth insants
MONTREAL, March CA heavy snOwstorm has pre-
val ed here all day.
FREDERICTON N. b.. March 6-The mercury hero
this morning stood at $50 below This afternoon
the mercury rose 10 100 above. At Fort Fairfield Me-
this morning he mercury registered 40' below Zero
TORONTO March 6.-Ihe Meteorological Department
has ordered up drum in the Maritime Prov
inces for moderate gale from the east accompanied by
snow or rain, and veering through south 10 west
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THE MISSISSIPPI Rising.

NEw-ORLEANs, March Ga dispatch to The
Times Democrat from Helena Ark says 1.-The river
rose We inches during the last twentyour hours and
now stands three inches below the food OF 1882 lt
has been raining all day, and the new ievees
are completely saturated. Should strong east wind
arise nothing could the CITY, Tho WILLIAMSON
levee which broke last spring shows signs OF
The CITY authorities have decided to close tne euisoi'
which carries off the rainwater falling the and on
the adjacent hills. To prevent the exit OF the ram
water means an overflow within, and To leave .ne
gap open means an overflow from without IN case Sas
Eilpmson levee ,y.a way The st. Francis River mas
risen two incnes to-day at Madison From AsnIey Ion
10 Helena distance VI dfty miles, the COUNTY, 10 0"n
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS
SAN Francisco, March 6.-The following
uoro ,ho oti al al clnsinQ prices of mining stocks
YesterdaY. {
YESTERDAY TODAY.
A rural chan. with n great deal of

A rural chap, with great deal of music IN
his SOUL visited the city ano stoped ~ 'front.' OF an opera
house where the orchestra was rendering WaRnerIah
airs "Going IN :" asked friend. tapping him on the
shouider We'll yes, calculate TO-" ne replied, "Dnt
guess I'll wait TIL they get through mendlng boilers
inside. want to hear the music"
Some months agoa Boston clothler started ms
son for Nashville with stock open retail stOrr and the
other day q friend who knew OF The circumstances met
sonRiD 'snake is home again." the reply. why,
+ thonqht he was In Nasnvief" $50 he vas" "And l
heard ne was doing a rushing business Nhell, PEGS
ness rushed little der start Dlt finally 1t dropprd OH
rnul NJ dosn' pa expenses" "And so JAKE bnstedP
"Vuell n amounts to the same thing, suppose Der
ar didn't get half start perfore der engine WAS on
bandl Poor Shakei IL yhas crushing DlOw Nhen deY
you seel"
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Union being represented The following officers were
elected President Elbridge T. Gerry vce-presiaen's
Robert Earl David H. Cochran, Francis i. Garrettson,
Hugo l.. Cole, Frederick W. Whttrdgei treasurer,
Frederick ID. Tapppn secretary, samue! +. BIagdeh
register, Il. A. Dixie executive Committee r. u 2oou
now f. c. Seymour. W. Roe, NJ X. Perkins ana u. a.
Dixie Among those preseI were Professor Seeey Al
Rnrchard Justice Ambrose Mcneil and Sas G. Burt.
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THE LINCOLN UNIONS BALL.

Several hundred of the friends and members
of the Lincoln Union, a Republican association Of the
Ninth Ward met and danced last evening IN Irving Han
the fourteenth annual ball OF the society Toe pres
dent of the society is John H. Seaman the wee presr
dents are Charles NJ. Fowler and George d. Robbins;
the secretaries, A g. Hawley and D. A Anderson ana
the treasurer, John Laid j. L. Riley was CHAIRMAN VI
the Floor Committee, Andrew Campbell OF the hecep
ton COmuitee, and Charles l.. KINNEY, OF tDe Speoal
Committee. Among those present were john W. JhcO-
bus, General Arson q. McCook aud Charles Miller, jr
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ACTUAL ATERAGE WEEKLY EARNLNGS

TO the Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR In reply to Mr. Robert Z. Porters let
ter which you publish to-day, headed English and
American Wages" would state that the tables Of
wages given in our letter January 20 the actual
average weekly earnings Of our operatives in Newark
n l. Yours truly CLARK THREAD COMPANY.
Nelr- York Feb %, 1883. William Clark, Treasurer.
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General Cook, of Georgia, went TO dog show
In Washington the other night Z" IL reminds OF
Congress- he SAID because the little dogs make all the
fuss and the hitler they are the fuss they Make
A lady in a neighboring city, whose husband
had remodeled the front OF their residence while the
badly dlapldated said the 'front.' OF house
was Queen Anne and the rear Crazy Jane Style Bos
ton Commercial Bulletin.
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An Englislmon shootlng small

An Englishman shooting small game IN Ger
MANY snid to his host that there spice or danger IN
shooting In America. All" SAID tho most, you ING
danger init your sport. Then you out shooting ub
me- The last tnIo shoot my bruder-in'lAw IN INC
schtomack."
scissOrs-grinder was ringing his Dell 10
grind ON BruEb-st., when man called 10 MN
and asked say, can you SHARPEN oF1,y viz q,
Yonr wits Vhell guess you hat to una get new
handle und backspring put In nrst y must hal so"e
TINS ~ hang ON pyl"-lDetrois Free fress'
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OBITUARY NOTES

BALTIMORE, March 6.--Samuel G. Wyman,
the head OF one OF the Oldest dry goods commission
houses In Baltimore. died OF heart disease early this
morning, sD0ut soyeDty-fve. lie was man OF very
large means and his charities were large
NEw-HAvEs. Conn. March 6.-Enos A. Hale, for
several years assistant postmaster here. died this
Ing OF consumption age seventynve.
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CHI PSI ALUMNI DINNER.

The Chi Psi Alumni Association of New
York City, gathered tor its dinner at the Hotel
Brunswiok last evening. Twenty-seven who are
supposed understand the mystery OF the Greek
letters present, the colleges Amherst Columbia,
Williams. Wesleyan, Princeton Hamilton, Rutgers aud
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ERRORS IN THE TARIFF BILL.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Mr Mcpherson,
Clerk Of the House OF Representatives, says there are
many typographical and clerical errors In the Tariff Dill
As It appeared in The Congressional Record The tax on
tobacco Is printed so cents instead OF cents and IN the
iron ,chcdue there clause which was not printed IN
T6e record ri all. Mr. Mcpherson Is OF opinion that
wpen tue dill accurately print In full IL VIII be found
Satisfactory thaulJ now seems 10 10 " iePieSoA
~, of tha rom
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GRADUATES LNDENrisrRY AND MEDICINE

Chickering Hall was filed with laIge au-
deDce night occasion being the seventeenth an
nua commencement of the NewYork College OF Den
tlstry The Address made by the Rev Dr. Taylor
am tue yaedictOry by Henry " Wolison OF the graz
uatng class The gold medal general proficiency was
nMnrdad 10 Clarenea ~ Younga. and inc bronze neuhi
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although Of the highest order Opera mao gIealy ue
music being written much for the singers and not
sb and Increased its numbers. He thought
that the orchestral music should play as important
mart in the drama as the SINGERS.