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New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
(for sAeepsAeaa Boy Races etc. gee second rts9sl
PrBL1o OFFICIALS THREArEyED.

The officials o. the District Attorneys office
and Court General were not greatly disturbed
Yesterday at reported threats contained IN the laes
issue OF Fr,he John Most edited before he
sent TO tls r-ulteutiary. Recorder Smyth against
whom threats strangation were made, was safe III
the secuson Of his office he Is not holding court for
the present term Ass District Attorney Fellows
who boasts OF various more or less bloody days or ac
tyity on the Confederate side IN the Rebellion laughed
cOuraCeousy at the picture Of 4 drowned Fellows,
which treiheit had conured up for his benefit District
ATTORNEY Martue rather more seriously concerned
about the matter and said that he expected TO take
some action IN matter The making OF direct threats
against the life person OF any one. he said was In
dicaDe. The officials al the District Attorneys 0rice
said there probably no way IN which the pub
hcaton Of the paper lei be pereret with, but the
editors or publishers could be held liable.
The article to which reference was made was headed;
DespicaDe Creature" The Recorder Is described a.
"A fel 'ow with a bald skull. hangdog grimace, dull
eyes shlive led features tened mummy. such IS
Recorder Smyth the saclndre who has sentenced our
comrades Most, -chenck and Braunscawrig TO an ex
Gee ingy severe punisB FOR using the freedom OF
speech.
a.transed A smyth or a drowned Fellows will hnd no
successors III ol1ee
our retribution shall be accom- plished in single
day vr Que single nlght' The article Is signed D. L.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
STORMY CONFERENCE OF CAR DRIVERS.
THIRD AVENUE MEN DEMAND MoNEY-sATURDAY Is


The Executive Board of District Assembly
No. - and the Executive Board OF Local Assembly No.
4lO3 which includes the Third Avenue strikers. held
conference yesterday afternoon at Mentges Hall,
Eghty-seventh-s- and Fourtn-aye. Tho local board
came TO demand whatever money there was
on hand for the strikers. The conference
was stormy and ~ local board not at all choice
IN the language 1t used. District Master Workman
Graham told the that there was some money on
hand. bat that his Executive Board would not be ready
to It out before Saturday. With the understanding
shat Saturday to be made the pay day the two
boards separated At the meeting Of the district which
is TO be held Monday night the question
OF reorganization vii, he the most important
thing 10 be considered. Mr.. Graham has plan
to submit which thinks will ghen the organizs
ton materially. The proposition of District Assembly
No ~ TO take charge OF tue rhrd Avenue strike pro-
vded Local Assembly No. LOB Is allowed to Join that
district. will also be -dered. meeting " Local
Assembly No. 4.i03 held last night IN Columbia
Hall, but nothing OF Importance was done
Mayor Grace has vetoed the resolution or the Alder
men requiring car-drivers to take ont license. Ine
veto Is based the opinion OF the Corporation Counse
that the ordiua-ce violates the lava OF 1858 In that IL
aixes certain qualifications which municipalities are
not authorized TO affx.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
MEETINGS OF RELIGIOUS BODIES
STATE sUNDAY-sCHooL ASSOCIATION.

BUFFALO, June 10.-At the meeting OF the
NevYork state sunday school Association yesterday.
permanent Organization effected and the following
officers we're chosen President. James Vick OF Mon
roe County; vice presidents, the Rev. j. W. Marshall.
o. New-York; william Mabie Of Wcstchester County
W. johnson, Of Albany; H. J. Goodwin OF - Law
renee o. J. armin. OF Oswego; W. b. Edwards. OF
Broomc the Rev. John Waugh, OF Steubsn the Rev
George L. oOper OF Cattaraugus; secretares b. T. lds
~ Kings II. X. Pratt or Rensselaer,; J. l. splcer OF
Saratoga Mr. Bliss, OF Oneida; g. A Clark OF Ilosai
and C. {. Adams OF Cayuga; railroad secretary, A. G
Anthony OF Erie financial secretary p e. Peterson, OF
TiOga
The work OF the last year reviewed in addresses
by State and county missionaries. including Messrs
Nicholsl -picer william L0n1stree and snyder
This morning there was conference on How TO
Lead Christian Children into Church Membersnlp
when was participated by the Rev. Dr. Deems. Mrs
Crafts tn- Rev DR.. Mcrllth ami Others. The Rev Dr.
Merlditu delivered du address on Tne Great Teacher,
the Model Teacher" Conferences were held at the
close OF the morning session at various places as an
nOunced on primary work, librarians mission work
training, ard other subjects conducted oy Mrs
W. F. Crafts. o. New-York, Mrs. Allen Batter, OF
Syracuse and James II. Kellogg, OF Troy.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
POLITICAL ECO OAYAr YALE.

NEw-HAvES, June 10 (Spec,at.-Ihc fais
80 assbook just out, shows weakening OF free-'rnas
principles there which Is attributed To the TACT that TT"
fessor Thompson. OF Penn University dehVeFei coi~
OF lectures the subject during winter wnicA
sLo wed king men the folly OF Professor summers
Brush teachings. Interesting figures are AZ
follows: Observation-Disclosures, 81 FREQ ira iers.
30: undecided, IL Democrats -ProtectsoDsH rrco'
traders l9; undecided, s. Independents. 2l nniec.d.
cd ~. Opinions formed a. Yale-Pro,ec ~
freetraders IL In the graduating class ast year taoS
were 81 free-trader A. and 81 undecided
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11

pApIINGTON-s ERGEANr-At the resicac, Of the
bride spuyten Duyvi Hudson. June by the Rev w Il
Wilson. assisted Dy the Rey. j. II. Darinyoh Ihonn
Darlington NJ d. To Josephine Alic. daughter j IL
Sergeant
REMsES-JOSEs-On wednes ay. June Q. a. Grace
Church by tn, Dr Huntington Dr. CAarles f!ensen
Lsn livingston youngest daushSe Of lhs a'e OA'Sr
IL. Jones' esq
ROEsSLER-KELLOGG-At the residence OF the brides
parents Wednesday, Jnne 2 Lieutenant ON fo.ssrr
Corps Engineers L. A. 10 susie L. Kellogg dAushter
o. Nathan kellogg.
sCHENCK- K-BURCHFLL-On "Wednesday evening, at
Trinity Chapel Rev. :. Borden smith, frank IL
schenck M0l.ie daughter Of James o. BurcheI. esq
No cards
sMALL-LIN DsLEY-On Tuesday, June :. 1855. at ths
residence OF tls parents o. tde bFlde Dy he teV : IL
Virgin D. D. Cora b. Lndsley Of NevforA CITY, 10 tas
Rev Charles II. snail, Of Washington. d. {.
THOMPsOY-CAaPeNrnR- on Juae ,. a. the Ta3erna'ls
parsonage Jers CITY, the Rev John sea ;der Iru,
Carpenter ot Jersey City e. Harris Tao npsoa. .; Nil
lertOn. v. Y.
No cards
WHITNEY-STOrT-Ju 9 1888. at st. Barnabas chapel.
sfottvle New.York by the Rev GeorS Fisher assisted
by the REV W. ". Batershal. Jesse Douxas ,tott.
diugher ol Mr c. Il. stott 10 W. II Whitney. jr of Al
bany
YOUNG-MANH1NG-A the residence of the brides
fatho. Tuesday. June by III Rev. lhonA' H. Nc
Loou James Hyde Young 10 Mrs. VI. =. AanninS.
All notices Of marriages ust be ddorssd cta t name
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
EXERCISES AT ANpovER SEMINARY.

BosToN, June 1O.-The commencement exer-
cises at Andovrr Theological Seminary were held THIS
forenoon. The graduating class numbered thirteen
and e..ays were ead following members; Ed
ward Day Milford Mass Charles Herrck Cutter. Far
rnincton; McIenry Hemsn Miter, R'pon. WIS., Edgar
Lindiag Warren, Augusta. Me-. and Charles Monroe
Sheldon Yam kton Dakthe latter bearing OF the non
ors The Rev Professor Egbert Smyth presiiei - the
annual dinner enJ yel Dy tne al.hhI
trustees ben-Gcaries - the seminary Ia al aDoui
seventy persons The Rev Daniel 1. FISK presided aud
speechr. we're made by Professors Geors- f. Moore
William Barbour. OF Yale: <. +. Gerhard theodore I.
Prase OF walden; Robert A. Hume. oi BOMBAY Charles
Monroe sheldon an The Rev Dr Mckenzie, OF Cam Ori -e
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
SUCCESS OF THE AxrIANARcnIsrs.

The bohemian Anti Anarchist societies ol
thu city carried A-ir against the AnarchS;s h'"
Africa last night by forming another anii-Anare"''
club IL fiflythirist, tie hoOed OF bohemian AhHFen
sm The meeting held In LeGicrs Hall 40 I'"4l
second-ava AL dsuunca,ions OF Anarchists were en-
Enthusiastically recelycd, and all patriotic references
10 their country were eheered Dy the one hu''
dred listeners prrssnt Anton Cepak Pie''"eu'
John I.ustig a oonvertsd Anarchist gave hls ef :
periehcs. " unisr-tand thesu lOaf0rs ho+ u" ea."
and am lrr-~stsr" All the Anarohists u" a'er
acre 10 IaI 10 vora. Idsely speeches were made ~
h. +. v-sntsA aud IS. H. Jonas At the coar,us,"n M ~
the esting another society formed carp 1vc,''y
DO. 3. Another society VIII bs formed In sbous t-yy
weeks ~ Ays-A. Dstvesn n.NsHt) -lVu''" "N
seventy nf-h sts. nj L. a~drcky's hOuse
sEOE FACTORY CLOSED by A BoftoIl'
The shoe factory of Brennan q White In
Grnnt RInnklrn nft-r afrnQge lasting over year
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
TRIAL OF THE INDICTED ANARCHISTS.

CHICAGO, H., June 10.-The cases ol me
indicted Anarchists were called In Judge Roeerss
Court this afternoon. Mr Black OF counsel for the de
fence interposvd motion for change OF venue sup
pored by the usual afdavs that the defendants De-
lIeved they could have fair trial In that court
Judge Rogers Immediately granted the motion. Inc
party then went to Judge Gary's room ana states AZ
tornry Clunel asked that the ne set Tor ra Que
week from nrx Monday. Captain Back oppo>et thls
aud wished them be heard the first MONDAY III
Iuv In the course OF MIA remarks IL became evident
fhat .elIger would appear as witness for the state
Ina frlal W "a nna.Y SET Tor Jnne II.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11

1RrBrxE OFFICE June Ill m.-rhunder showers
In the ONO Valley and South Atlantic States light local
rains I'm the Lower Lake region and NewEnglsnd in-
oroaset warmth east Of the Asghsuies and cold re.
aetlon from Oswego to Duluth we're the features oi
vesterdays situation. Tho barometer here remained
nearly steady with light rain u the early morning and
shen clear skies Tue temperature ranged between
SO and $40 the average l6el3 oeing 49, higher than
on the CORES spending day ast year aud l%1 higher
than Wednesday,
Cooler fair or partly cloudy weather NAV be expected
I'm this oitv ana vicinity to-day Al present, wartner
partly cloudy weather Is Indicated for Saturday fair
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
THE REFORMED SYNOD AND J. r. SMITH.

In the Reformed Church General Snyod at
Bruins wick ast evening. the case OF the detnAg
treasurer OF the Board OF Domestic Missions, John K
smith was taken up ami led to much debate "a 10
whether the cuprt should or should not De prosecuted
On motion or the Rev. H. Brokaw a r'soiiuou was
adout.,i 10 the eject that wretched crimes
tua OF John K smith should not be cOudoned, aud that
the Boatd has support OF the General synod IN
vigorous pressure OF the case The necessary arrange
ments male to pay the premiums on chiths ne
insurance policies the the n0res given py
snltn for wnch the Board IL Liable. IL Is optional with
the Board 70 prosecute -mh not The impression is
that Tue synod Will get through to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
IENUEL y. CLARK.

Lenue Is. Clark well-knOwn lawyer, died
suddenly from avopiexy on Wednes iay lie WAS porn
in sardinia Erie County. y Y, on December 3l IS-S'
He WAS the son OF Horace Clark, WAS one or the
rioneer. o. Western NewYOsk aud IN MS time man o.
considerable prom nence. Mr. Clark early began the
study OF law and admitted TO tue bar IN tue same
class as Roscoe COnkng. lie opened an Ohcn IN
He was soon followed By eI Judge fllhian, aIso VI
BuralO with whom he wont into partnership wuch
continued until Mr. FIthlans death about year ago.
Mr. CARR leaves wife an1 Two eAi!ureh VIM A'o
ptlr rstl
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
TROUBLE OVER erArE cAMp MUSIC.

Some time ago General Narian contracted
with Leader Harvey Is. Doiworh to furnish Dani ser
vice Tor seven wesxs at the state Camp at feeAsA''
On Wednesday the Musical Protective Union lnformr"
Mr Dodworth tnat his contract below the union
printed tam oi aud instructed him 10 sse VIC
charge ny >l1 per week. AIl. DOdWorth Ai7 ~
fused So SAYING that ihe union has 10 inriA pro-
wang longer than one day am t.',
price is u reasonable lAe members OK ne pa'H
union bat they protested against the nterel
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11

TOCNG 7HIEFs CHECKERED CAREER
Herbert Hale was arrested in Newark yesterday for
grand larceny. In loo4 he stole two watches from
farmer Henry Lefingwel OF Livingston, who en-
ployed him He pawned the watches. enlisted aboard
The Minnesota deserted again enlisted, but
recognized a. deserter and dlshOnOrably discharged.
He returned to Newark spent the money his mot her
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11

WAKING UPYIyTH DISTRICT REPUBLIcANs
Between 900 and 800 Republicans or the
IXth Assembly Distinct met IN the hAl al no Z'o
Is eecker-st last night TO atLond political sh'sf'~h
ment arranged for them by ]. ". JaeobuA CO..
lard presded, Lively speeches were made ny u a.
tioldsy Id win c. Marshsi. John A. Grow ana hahioh
Chance. There great sutnusla,si.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
AcorrrTAL OF INDICTED STRIKERS.

ST. LOUIS, June 1O.-Ihe jury in the case or
the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company against the
thirteen sx-employes active in the late Northwestern
strike returned a verdict OF not guilty to-day Ihe
men were indicted seven charges. but were trled
only on four and the railroad company Will demand
another trial upon TIE remaining three, wncA lncdur
melting the riot impeding interstate rac ana Tres
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
IT wAsy'rA FRA rERyAL SERVICE

Louis c. Van Horn, son of ex-Register Van
Horu Jersey CITY, 80 indignant when his oroth-
er-in-law Cecil Mcheuna, tried 10 serve on him the
napers I'm "A divorce that he le his vaior get the
better OF his discretion aud arragned before Justice
Wanser yesterday. charged with assault ana battery
Van IIoru mas married only short time ana LIS
domestic life has not been happy
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11

ntscUssIyo MODERN RELIGIOUS LIFE"
About fifty members OF the New ORR
Inversalist CluD gathered at Ciarks. Ia TwsntyIhFd
., is, syeniug for the closing meeting Of the s@ason
IN. Rev Arthur O. Rogers. OF Hudson, read a paper
entitled Modern keii9lo us Life.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
opposyD TO O0LoRED CANNED GOODS


The action of the Health officials In regard
10 the sale coorcd French peas Includes
not only foreign canned peas aud beans but also vsgs
sabies Of ali whether pat mp here or abroad hA
coOred copper The retail dealers have Dee"
srtrrcd stop selling goods al once ana the I'M
I.iisrs aud wholesale mek are have thirty days In
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
AHUE AUGU.rN.

MoxrREAL, Que. June 10.-The Rev. Able
Augsn died III Seminary here to-day, age seventy
four lie was born at BonloGne Mer, France out
cam. 20 America when q young man. lie laoored Tor
.one time IN the docesos OF Burlington and Cleveland
no IA, United states, and became Vionreneral IA inc
latter diucesc. He Was the founder OF hosptai III
Poi cd
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
THE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT IEDTcArIONs-FOR 81 HOURS.
WASHINGTON, June 11.-For New Eng land.
fair weather slightly warmer, variable winds.
For New-York. Pennsylvania, Delaware, New jersey,
Maryland and Virginia. fair weather. nearly stationary
temperature. nor,herly winds, becoming variable.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
and dddress.
UIEN.

CrARK-on "wednesday Juno o. his residence weh
oothst Of apopexy Lenuel B. Glars aseA 's'
Buffalo papers please copy
CoFFIN-Robert Barry at bis late residence Fordhan'
Sew.TOrk urslIy, uAs 10
No;ice of funeral hereafter.
De kAY-On June 10 lss5. Joseph EoGnan Dtaae DC AA
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
DICKIN sON-On 9Th inst. after buet illness Grace the
beloved wife Of Henry Dickinson. . 49, -
fGnerr afe r,enee w sa.S De KaSav ,osya at Jj a.
DIErZ- Thursday. June 10, John o. Detz. IN his 7d
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
FARNHAM "Wednesday, June g. Horace Putnam Farn-
Re.tiyss s and fica r,pec,g invited a.'end IN.
residence. So West iJth-st on Friday
Bariai arni at t. refrest cF 1 I Mas Il Boston,
The Fellow. Of the Acadeny Of Medicine are r9Gaesed
u D. eyvcs.DTostont Fri'y Jaas ~ a N a, 80 we''
4. w JAcoBUs. 81. D.. secy President.
Medical society Of the County New York -Mcmbers
Horace putntm Earnham D., at 50 st iOti 1t, %
f',a-s 'an' - $ASYEI iEw!s NJ D; rre'Aeat
FERRIS stamford. Conn. June > the iIoa Joshua Il
Ferris 10 m. 50 year o. ,,rc, .,.r,,ri rr,v
Carriages viii await arrivaiof ocIo'. m.
Kop,-Aertia Yusatan. Nay II, Mary cornea lie Bruyn
Kops formerly Of tIls city
LEGGErT-.At sandy sprns Nd. on 9th iDst. Patience
Haydocs widow OF he late Thomas Legsett OF FiusanI
ranera rom her late residence SIKH day llh mst
MURDOCK-Af Wes- Far New York CITY. JuleS. lSs3.
elizabeth wire OF James Murf0cS aged - wears.
Relatives Apd friends u respectfully invited
20 sftsnl The innsra FRIDAY. J. at frOa
Relermsd Gnurch Vest Farms
PEAsh-in Hartford Conn June Anne f. wife u Heary
lease OF the ate Dr. Austin ChufcA X
New YorK
Funeral at her residence, Hartford Com, Friday the
llth inst. Al 40 p. IN
SMITH-NeinesiaY, June .. Ermnnie a. sniith NHs os
II. smith. IN b-f A-th year
Funer. services De hc tJs Dutch Reformed Church,
I.afayetfe jersey Clty. Friday. une H. Al =.
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited
TAYLOR-Ou rhurstsy. JuUe 10 Annie n. wifi o. C1aun.
cey Tavor dsuz Of James nanan, 81 Roin yst.
Brooklyn, T. u.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
TIBBALs-At Asplu wall Junc Oscar Ttbbls oli son
the late Lewis And sarah iDDi IN ts J1.A JS " as
WATERBU RY-Tn Broo llyn. Thlrsi,y. June ID. l>-6.
Corne.Ia ,ics Waterbury, A3 'Ji year Of Aer
None. OF funeral hereafter.
WINSLOW-On THURSDAY llth inst. sarah ~. vie of
W!nslow
Funeral from her ae residence 81 First Place
day. lS b INST, a. 49, y. N
Relatives and nis invited % attend
WII..ON-At his aol- elizabeth, v. D.. rnesily Jun3
: 1855 the rev Henry X. Ws0n ID IN his - year.
Funeral llts residence. $50 Jeferspaay
Ehzabeth " J. Friday Afternoon June II. AZ 5;5D p
Ipterment Winchester. Va
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
BTPyED BTA LAMP EXPLOSION.

lamp exploded at No. 234 West Thirty
nfthst last .Lt and the burnng oil burned Bridget
poru-perhaps IA ally She taken TO the Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
TIE BEkyARD PLOITRD.

The steamer Bernard, which was ashore at
Moriche. l. L. was foated yesterday by the COAST
wrecking steamer j. J. Merritt and arrived at Sandy
Hook at $3.50 p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
DECLINING RHNOXIyATIOy.

BosToN, June 10.-Civil Service Commis-
sioner Jsmss NJ Bugbee whose term expires on July l.
has sgnned to Robinson his Intention 10 de-
cDe denomination to the oteo on account OF business
enR
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
POSTAL TELEGRAPH LINES SOLD.

CLEVELAND, June lO.-The lines OF the Postal
Telegraph and Cable Company Ia ONO sold to-day
IN this city public auction satisfy OF
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11

ssnths
divisions osrns Tor the hours
oscillations
g. the roary Turing tho, Tue broken -9tsi lns reprsssn
ta ct Had
naf,a \ prosawsE
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
M1RRIEU.

For Pains. Aches. or Cus. Never falls POnfs Extract
Refuse COuutertelts our lrile-mar<
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
n.currnr on Aprs
rnE p1or 20 "BaANo 80 IALErA0yE SIoch

TIE PLOT TO "BEAR" BELL TELEPHONE STOCE.
CHICAGO, June 1O-Ihese dispatches last
night contained in an abridged form interview with
A. f. Davis pub is1ed IN local per this morning,
wherein Mr. Davis disclaimed any connection with a
svndicafe ORGANIZED Bell ephone stock the
streugL OF a foreknovlelge OF Secretary Ltnars de-
cison To-day Mr. Davis told an Associated Press re-
portsr that being busy. his replies TO local reporters
were intended to he evas;ve and continued 81 was
furnished information concerning Secretary Lamar- de-
cison Armel with THE information secured
~ 600 600 or more used in utilizing it 10 the best
advantage"
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11

TIE FOGA ARrT-ELLINGSWOhTH FIGHT DRA J"
The glove fight between the u.iddle-Weight
boxers. Jack Foxariy and Joe ENing-worth, came
of at evening iu the Oakland Avenue Rink jersey Ciy
As usual principal hsht preceded by several OF
minor mportsnce. John l.. sullivan AMI Pat sheedy
sat III galleries Fo-arty came from the dress
ing room lOi5 O'Clock. lie red tights and rub
ber-soei sparring shoes. He looked Ing and
strong Rllipgswortb got snll louder applause as
he rang lignty upon Tho Ho white knee
brseches q blue six handkerchief about his wrist
In appsaranoe he much bigger and taller than Ills
opponsnt. "Biiiy" MADDEN was chosen referee AT
iO'55 time called The insn spHffeh
cautiously In tho nrst four rounds.
fs lighting began almost they got together
,.r ths NTH round There vsrs lively exchanges
To land thoir rght 40 ps TO lnsnIe
knock out" The spectators hoHled with delight FOG
arty eot ia snnsn"o on Engsvorths moulE that maln
II LOOK Que sdcd, Just tine was called LllnssNOTlh
al and started IN to do tho ruh hing himself ln The
Ith rennd h~ did hnd Jrck so formidable as
he ma lbs last time they met. tOgariy met n'm "a nd
.snt him back with hot Reminder eh ihr body.
The seventh was a round full OF good nsltng Fog irty
luiinioked EllingswOrth. stamping as lie led mere
was some desperate work Ip tile eighth round L'hss
worth the siusging. but va. dazed ny baps on
the law and Fogariy was sorry the fOunu dln isr,
longer The tenth aud lsst rouai was succession oi
ate rsllies BotA tired Al the close Il "as
C,csred a draw.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
TO JOIN THE YACHT RACES NEXT WEEK.


WA. W. Stewards English yawl Cythera
was lying off the Battery yesterday afternoon, and
attracted much attention
The ANCHORAGE Of the Atlantic Yacht Club at Bay
Ridge Is crowded with yachts and a large fleet is
anchored off the staten Island shore. Nearly all the
Yachts whicn have been snort cruises have returned
in order to be present weeks races and many
yachts have come from other ports for the same
reason.
The $4,000 challenge cup offered rs an International
trophy by American Steam Yacht Club being con-
strIcted bY Tiffany. There have been some changes
made In the original design.
lEur sheepsAead Rav Rqees etc. gee second I9qe)
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11

STABBED BIZ HER HUSBAND.
Dora Smith, age twenty-five. OF No. 2,4l9
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
6uec,ll \ Offices

flank nson', steam Carpet Cleaning Works
East 27th-st " T. EstAosiei 1854 Or lcrs ~ nAl
lEh-rwise promp tly. ATTENDED to
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
rwo vAIEnIcroKlANs Isl oNE CLAss.

The friends Of the Rutgers Female College
gathered last evening TO attend the forty s"Y
enih annual commencement exercises at the Calvary
Bsutlst Church. III West Ffty-seveuthst A. O'Clock
the students college. numbering eighty, entered
the church together and occupied seats near the pat
FORM The Rev. Drs. McCracken. Burcha-d, "rsi
and SAMPSON the latter the acting president
OF the college. were upon the platform.
ESSAYS IN English French aud German, intersperSed
with piano solO- ald iueJs from each OF the young
graduates In turn listened To. and each As sue
Earned to place with her CLASSMATES was gretie
with generous appiaue Valedictory addresses were
made by Miss Jeanette VI. Gold 'e-g, speaking 10 the
trIlst -.s and facuy and Miss Elizabeth VI. MarQuand.
who delivered the CHASSIS farewell To their scoo III 'tes
The Rev DR.. West. tue first presiens OF tne col
lege read a sket OF the growth OF the Institution
DR. Sampson. assisted by Dr. BIrchard conferred the
degrees he members or the senior class. wh"
sang AT the end Of the presentation their CLASS song en-
tir I'd Parting Days" The following received Ge
BACHELOR OF ARTS
Jeanette Miriam Goldberg. HATTIE Louis" Snraon.
Mary eliza Jeun,ngs, EizaOcth M"rAOo A"Itu'Du
BACHELOR OF LErGkR..
Dnsy " IA Corning. Bessie Flake . ..
Meaie LetsOn. Mary AHtplhctte ottNeAs
Mamie Lon
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
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New-York tribune., 1886-06-11

The Fellow, Of the Academy Medicine requested
TO ster the inera their late associate H. r. Flrnhln.
M D. exvc .pres.dont. Fgil.y. Jdas H. p M AT 80 Wcss
4urh.st AJACOBl. N. D.
AN JACoBUs, 81 D.. secy. Pr sdent.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11

our retribution shall be accomplished IN one singl
DAY OK one single night" The article Is signed D. L.