New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-04

Sq;th ws banded INTO the custody of Chief Dono-
van. of Hoboken who had extradition papers ior
his transfer to New-York.
FLOWERS AT HORTICULTURAL HALL. A.,
There was an unusually large hstenua!uoo az w.
monthly exhibition OF TIE Hoftlcui.u Lula not dis
Appointed who looked forward to anotnei y, t tho
creditable displays which have charactorzo;u W., f
its new home Three long tables extending through
the entire length Of the hall were loaded WIN nor
treasures while on the platform I'D trout Oh tno
presidents chair was tastefuy grouped otbsr
or choice ferns, palms. dracGnas crotons and other
hothonse plauts frightened vita bloom OF azai @
and flaming anti" binums. This was Iurnisnep o.. 10y
Wm Bonnet of Flatbnsh. and added greasiy W 'no
general effect Of the exhibition. ,. y, Of
More than fifty we'll grown orchids haue III Nv
tractive feature OF the display. ana nsPpobum
among them was a large specimen Vi Denoiou,,ui.n
1hyrslforum from which dropped i've long panic nr
of creamy white and-orange bloom In strong coz .
trast with the regal beauty OF these o1oycs Mao wy
group OF modest spring flowers from M9oIson ~
Co.'s collection of hardy perenniais. Iierg moso
pOts OF wake robin, wood ancmore, llyorieal, p
foot violet. twinkling bluets. and other natlves vi
nnr own woods. with starry phloxes from the West
ern States tho calochortus from CxliOrnia pin I'm
roses and snowurops In variety ana twenty ioi va
rnct kinds of na.cissus Some OF these hpecioo ehu
many more of the hybrids originated py crossns
The pheasant'seye or poets narcisSus WIN the rum
petflowered varieties Mr. rsS be produced
with the humblest flower and the thirty Seeulns,
carnations grown by Hallock az thorpe l"i a
ers ever brought together. 10 tho anateers uopatt
meut apart from the orchids or Geo ,; Denho.' ".
the most nj tcworthy feature was Inc c9liecson W
roses cut flowers, cyclamens ana tho INC 'o' y,
Lanes r. Colgate. Three seven-ineh pots oi cy.
cIamnes contained moro than two hundred porlec'
flowers. 49,, l.. l,or,,. cnch
f,r orchids and azaleas; by John henderson anu
Peter Henderson tor roses; by W. =. W tson ~
roses and lilies OF tho valley by , inai hy Iotn
smith gardener OF James Il. Colgate, VINO carried
off q dozen pre- minus in the amateurs division
GRADUATING WOMEN IN MEDICINE.
An audience largely composed OF ladies' attended
TIE twentieth commencement OF the New ioik ieu.
zeal College and psHa1 LOT md r,n
Tho front OF the platform was hlled win Doalucls
sent by The friends of the graduates Dr C'einepcp
s Lozi.r the dean of the cole 90. real the annual
report which dealt eely with the general subject
| of coeducaton. DR.. FhCc Is. Canposll teau Wy
! statement of tho Board of Trustees She, as wei
othnr oilndcd sarcastIcay TO tho medieval and
| Rip Van Wlnkle arguments OF pr m"red11 ~
The stateucnt showed that thore had been III graz
yates in the twenty years OF tne ea'.enyo
college Nine of these graduates are professors III
| tho college. a.. oiob+
| graduates tho oath which lllpPocrates 10 said 10
| bav, assumed The graduates, repeating The words,
| swore " hy all the gods ana goddesses TO revere
! those who taught them. Ia instruct thelt cnIuleh
in the art that tley hBd learned anu each WIN pu-
! rity and holiness to pass my life and practice my
| profession. ., ,.t -, Tuna
stephen Cntter, the president 0i tne poaIl -. '.
tees conferred the degrees on all tne Rrauh'es *
tcent Miss Movers tho was not old enough To- be le-
| ealiy qualified 20 practice medicine. Dr. LoLler
presepted a gold medal TO Miss Labriske ana MISS
| Nsvcrs received as a prize from Dr. Motta set OF
! ;pparatirs foc use IN chemistry. Miss Cort read inc
| yaled;ctory for the class.
| The Rev K. Heber Newton in an actress ehrr
nressrd bis dissent from snmc oil the sentiments VI
Dr. DIX. DR.. jennie LoZier read the Vaieulctoiy oi
/ the teachers 20 the class. Those VINO were giauu-
| aied.e ere AZ follows: $3.50,
| tns T,ttts simpson, Mrs C0rnclias =.
t,,,,,,n d. uaricfc D'F willard. Mary A
t.,r =. Enf~uiaJ Zabri5kie, Miss Gertrude j.