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SERMONS AT OTHER COLLEGES.

BETHLEHEM, Penn, Ju3c 20.-This was
university Sunday at LoAigh University AMI the bac-
calaurcate sermon preached by Bishop Cortland
Whitehead, OF Pittsaurg. The sermon enforced the
thought that the word and the church alike look to
educated OF country for help In the speedy
quest OF evils which oppose the progress OF civza
lion address before the alumni will
delivered Dj ir lessor san ue sadter on Wednesday
evening followed by President L<mbertOus reception.
The Commencement will take place Thursday at 1890
a There are thirty-ic IN the graduating class
CARLISLE, Penn, June 20 (SpecidU Com
week Of Dickinson College began to-day In
James W. Bosler Memorial Library Hall a sermon
preached by the Rev. Dr. George Norcross pastor
OF the Second Presbyterian Church. the prophetic
element the scripture At y. the baccas ureate
sermon delivered BY President McChuly He dis
cussed the Intellectual and moral gu demanded by
the present OF those to assume the RESPONSE
candOr and moral steadnrss consistency essential
10 the Tomorrow evening the Junior ora
torical contest Tor the Person prze medas VIII take
place.
PENNINGTON, n. j. June co. Commence ment week at
Pennington Seminary began to-day with the bac-
calanreae preached by the Rev. Dr. Hanlon the
president The discourse Al argument on the
strength Of the Christian religion The Young Mems
Christian Association hold meeting IN the chapel In
the afternoon and in the evening" the Rev. j. L. Mace
preacb sermon on foreign missions.
GETTY sBURG, Penn, June 20.-Ihe exercises OF the
ffty-fOur commencement OF the Pennsylvania College
takes place this week This morning President II. W.
Mcknight delivered the baccalaureate sermon to the
graduating class Of twenty-four. His theme the
the Dignity. Importance aud Irurst Conditions OF In
divldual Workers SOwer and Reaper" THIS evening
tho Rev. H. d. Weisr, OF LttiestOwn Penn, addressed
the Young Mems Christian Association VI tho college
and seminary.
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PRESIDENT BEACH AT WESLEYAN.

MIDDLrTOwN, Conn.,, June 20 (SpeciaD.-
President Beach delivered his annual bacca aureate
mon before the graduating class tins morning In the
North Church. The day was hne and largo audience
was present. Music for the furnished by
meu,bers OF the Gee Club. The text was from James
:27. "Pure religion AMI uudehled before God and the
Father this To visit the fatheress and widows in
their affection and to keep himself unspotted from The
world" Sail the preacher:
There is no dictionary like the Bible and no lexicog-
rIpher hko God When Information is sought else
where there Is room for doubt and contro-
versy The righteous In some things hltle
wiser than sinners. The text OF
Gods definitions. but like many OF them
II does not embrace al that IL would define True re-
hgon Is like tree That where II comes up is divided
One part win bud aud blossom peculiar to Itself
while the other differs In Its leaves. branches and fruit
The apostle indicates these different grOwihS The
visit the fatheress the other 10 live UnspOtted
from the world The hrsi is positive. the latter
religion. The one Is action among men, the other
Is abstinence from sin. Both iinpor,an. Christ
went about doing good we'll living from
the world. But special emphasis mast DO laid upon the
active side The Jewsh religion, like false ones.
negative and thus Christ rejected 1t and Lt thereby
enforce the value Of the positive.
The university sermon WAS delivered IN the evening
by Bishop Hurst
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DENOCRA RLVOLT ~ Albany
The RULERsHIP OF HEKRiCK RESENTED BY A
sTRONG FACTION.

The RULERSHIP OF HEKRiCK RESENTED BY
STRONG FACTION.
lFRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF TRIBUSE.l
ALBANY, June 19.-Albany County is usually
the centre politics In the State but the OF
events II has become lately unusually interesting
centre. With Democratic Administration the Fcd-
eral capital aud for the State It might be pre-
sumcd that there entire harmony III Democratic
circles But such Is not the The alleged leader
after Daniel Manning went to Washington District
Attorney Herrck revolt has followed the oppressive
primary methods which Mr.. Hcrrlck chose to employ in
the last nun c pal election.
The leader Of the revolt, Edward j. Meeg0n. COM
IN this dis rct alone, 1t IS said his 5000 follow
els lie is lawyer VINO wins pretty nearly every
he undertakes and bures himself in stuly. There Is
good Zeal OF the John Kelly In his composition Tonight
said that the Committee OF fhree Hundred had called
meeting OF all Democrats for Tuesday night, and AT
that meeting TO he decided what the people who
were opposed the present infringement would do The
committee does not represent small minority nor
poor class OF the Democracy. Among Its members
present County Judge. Mott, grandson OF Ehpht
Mott OF Union College; r. G. Ciicot editor HE
AIJa1iy Times ex-sherin K-eler Edward Newcombc.
OF the prominent lawyers of the ststc Timothy j.
sullivan. the LARGEST iron contractor IN TINS secion the
present Sheriff of the County, John W. Hart Police
Justice William X. Clute. who has held his ohce for
over ten years Health Commissioner Max kurth,
strong man with the German contingent; Water Com
Robert Bryce, wealthy master builirr;
Airxnnirr Gregory a large brew er Albert Hsssberg
recently Assistant Corporation Counsel strong man
among the Hebrew population and number Of others
equally Influential
When asked why Mr.. Herrcks MANAGEMENT
satisfactory. Mr. Meegan said: have been spoken to
by a number OF the committee which he controls, and
they chafr under his management The offices seem To
he gwen out by him FOR some disrcpntable primary
OUTRAGE. Iue appointment of lsban Hess Collector
Of Internal Revenue Is against all through the
district and may OF Mr. Mannings best fre IDS langh
the idea OF giving Addison Cole place worth $4,000
as surveyor Of Customs. when lie was seeking aud
would been delighted to take CITY Excise Com
mssiOncrship at 1000 year. Hrrrcks attempt at
leadership has brought him down toa following OF prob
ably hny Sky oficcholders. and that Is all"
T. G. Cal icot. or he AUdhy Times who chairman OF
the Executive Committee OF the Three Hundred. said
to-day:
the desire OF thinking Democrats to reform tho
management OF the party affairs In Albany that fair
primary be- held AMI the will OF tho major
ity truly ascertalDcd and enforced The effect OF this
Will be strengthen the party 10y bringing into hearty
accord cooperation II hundreds of voters who
have disguised and acnated Ivy TIE tyranny OF the
lew VINO have assumed control and made primaries
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TIE NEWSPAPER WORLD.

The Grdphic NecS is the title of new Illus
trattd weekly publis ed simultaneously IN CHICAGO
where 1t Il prinel. Cincinnati - Louis. Kansas CITY
ana New-loik It's sixteen "elprnted pages ii led
weekly wiIA articles, letters aud illustrations Of general
interest
The Nsr ork LumberDidn Is the title OF weekly
newspaper devoted To branch OK the lumber
IL - neatly printed journal and proposes mike
us sixteen pages OF value To every from Maine
California engaged Ia the sale or manufacture oi luu-
Der.
The Hebrcp Ledde. Of this city, In entering upon its
thirty eight rolnr. prom ses 10 spare no pains
lay 10 liner -ase Its circulation or Influence.
Since 8. n. ID. North took editorial charge OF The AZ
bdiy iTprss, four column, have been adel the slzs
of Inc paper, and It's anlcal department has been
improved.
The Chicago Erenng Journal has been chang oil from
tho Iouo 10 Tue qago IOra Aud It's price has been
duced from nyc 10 cents
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In tho American Association the eight mines
evenly matched than in the League. Consequently the
games are more closely contested Tic CLUBS are AL
cluse together and OF the eight has n good
chance capture the prnDinL the -. Louis champ
ons mold the present. having thirty and lost
nineteen games. The Brooklyn clue Is second with
twenty.nve victories ana twenty defeats The Pits
burg nrd closely followed by the Athletic an Inus-
Vile clubs The Ne ropDltan nine by It's steady Work
OF ate has greatly improve its position and has AZ as
pu she'd the CncInn ,iis into Last place. Tho Tony
MulIane scandal has made sensJtion among the fol-
lowers OF the American clubs II Mulane Is found
rnlliy OF berately throwing games away. he should
b. hlackiisied The general opinion. however
seems re That Muanc IL di,su'tcd with tho Cincn-
mali clu and pitched indi-teniy, caring whether
his club The standing OF tho clubs to date
is follows:
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\ rAIE.uNIvEEsI1Y OF pENNsYLvANIA RACE

NEw-HAvEN. June 20 (SpecidD. - L. &.
Hunter and David Kennedy representatives OF the Uni
versy of Pennsylvania have arranged with lale for
between the of the colleges which will
take place Friday. June - at New-LonGon. ieles
will not 60 to New London until Thursday. being
delayed by examinations. change has been made In
the Yale boat Rogers tho substitute has been put III
the place Of harrington at No. q Harrington Is stronger
than Rogers bur 1t has been impossible to coach him
successfully. lie either would could get the
stroke. the change has caused considerable feeling
among the students Many charges made against
Captain Co k One OF these Il that Rogers given
FarringOn's place because the former Is "sku and
bones man while the displaced man Ia not and that
the Interior OF the the captaincy
Of he for " bones man. Captain Cook says the
charge false. True false 1t serious addition 10
the already numerous Internal dssensiJns that are
hc friends Of Yale TO fear that the Varsity crew
vii sufer defeat
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you tho destiuies OF our National ne nave
Largely been intrusted. Do not believe those wno
tell YOU that with coming in OF the popular govern
ment personal leadership went out DO not crou ~, ~,
ION that the scholar Is by Inc lac VI S
scholarship at IA disadvantage. Ministers vi 'm
gion technical sense. II may be that none o, ~
few are destined to become pray that every one OF
Won may he minister OF religion In the exercise OF u,
ties Your support ever will he wisdom, that eracious
rift with the praise which my discourse to'n II, ne
gan and the prayer FOR which II now sna emu i
IL written %. certain old scholar that once he sup
Gated God IN words ike these go. GOD OF ny iat"'.
VINO las ordained man through Thy wisdom tnaI ne
should have dominion all creatures ana ext ,
Judgment with upright heart gave me Wisdom .n' ,
leih BY Thy throne more beautiful than INC sun auu
above ali the order Of the stars
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THE NEED OF PRUDENCE AND WISDOM.
SERMON BY THE REV. DIX. HUNTINGTON AT HOBART
COLLEGE.

GENEVA. n. Y, June 20 (Specidt The Rev.
DR.. William Huntington. rector of Grace Church, IN
New-lOrk delivered the baccalaureate sermon before
the Hobart College students at Trinity Church this
evening. HIS text 81. James Ii. -. lie said III
part:
Wisdom from one thing leads a to weigh conse-
wise not trust 10 happy cnance. nor luck.
but adopts 10 ends Of success the law OF
ing Aping and counts harvest from nelds
he too lUdOIont TO plant Every
stretch Of life its proper uses ami by
pushing what rghtfuiy belongs i1tO the nrst twenty
years into the second twenty. 10 simply push
try push second into blrd. Again, wisdom
shown IN the which disposes to risbt pro-
pOrtouHg OF things respects their value and inpOr
tauce. Take the estimate people form Of their own
pOwcrs We are not content IN dong the taings We
nued dO bat are unhappy because cannot do the
work We we're never Intended " do Coo forbid that
from CnrIsts pulpit any word should forth a
eOTt likely 10 GaILpen generous ardOr, chill
satisfied enthusiasm But for tue most OF TO
mad aud observe just proportions between what We
attempt and what nkely to accomplish will be
wise IL will reconcile wonderfully TO circunstance-,
make us more hgbt-hearted and sweetteDperod than
Otherwise We could be.
Addressing the graduating class DR.. Huntington said
Members OF the graduating class give you JOY that
out Into u world iull OF opposition for enUrt aud
victory presently to be seuL TDo fayOrs you.
for Of all times time better worth living than
Shis at Ia tho closing year, OF centuries that The
tarvess Of centuries sre rcspsd 10 you and such rs
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The Yale nine by It's victory over its Harvard oppo-
nenls saturday has greatly Increased its chances OF
capturing the p-nnaut OF the Intercollegiate The
Harvard still the postponed games To play of.
one with Yale and with Amherst Ii Will have q
gnes with Yale TO tic that cluh for rst place
Harvard win the Amherst game easily enough. but
1t u doubtful whether defeat Yale Al present
tho Yale College has eight ana lost only
one Harvard has elk victories and TWO defeats The
Princeton, Williams and Brown mines have played all
their schedn and Will finish In thru. fourth
ana fifth positions. The Amherst nine has only won
one game 81 far aud that from Yale. Tho games
played leave the clubs IN the appended order.
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THE ANNUAL sERMoN AT RUTGERS.
a DI~LVV KNI '. ~
EEClsEs OF THE WEEK.


EEClsEs OF THE WEEK.
NEw-BRUNswICK, June 20 (SpecdN.- Rut-
gers College commence week began this evening Ia
the secoad Reformed Church with the Oaccaaureate
sermon 10y the Rev. DR.. Wesley X Davis OF Albany from
the tex, Revelations V: 5, .. lie SAID IN part:
The history of the nation oui OF ich the Redeemer
was destined TO come was written beside crimson az
tar Hence Baron Bunsen Las sai: "o"crihco is Inc
srra - w"r,hIp or al Cnrlsl was the fnIhmeut of
every prophecy that looked from the midst o. bloody
snd passion and death interpret this am sactn.
cial instinct OF humanity When me BOOK
Law upon The palm Col. sealed with seven Seals none
- f,nnd worthy 10 open It, uulil He came WHO had
been slain lie upIlt and lransiigure the future
OF lie race by the powers Of His sacrifice ana by the law
OF loyc which born OF His cross 10 lay The f"inda-
ton of HIS empire ia the sous OF men, II you would
have seals broken from your eIamped ana sense
bpund immortality you must the meaning OF that
mighty word sacrih,e. No lie lily opeds his highest
nature and reads the burning prophecies which the
viii the King VINO was crowned win thorns. cruel
hxon tns heal Of every great hspier III the
RECORD world. We are redeemed by tho blood of
Canst. Tins blood is the symbol OF his lie $780,,
Tie Lofty puipoSo OF Goes power Is definitely stated
In tnis trht, AlAshood Is man isinai rlsn', lou
are summoned to hies struggle with he sAai w o'
crown on your brow The heal OF ey.ry man Is
Christ" ON His head are many crowns Manhood 70
complete only as 1t rises 20 reign over couiug ev witb
Eooa. l"Ul ne 10 20 20 Y"nr onfr i. ~ i've for ihe
OF others coDradeting daily that leer of
interest aud prov,us fact luminous even Ia our
OF sceptieisn and scofn NAT man Is tue ie sac knah
his face.
Tomorrow the ex amnations for entrance will besi0
at 10 a. M The class day exercises Will he at p III.
and the Glse Club Concert in the Opera House At
n M There is an unusua number OF applicants for
entrance this year The number OF arrivals OF alumni
aud friends OF the col indicates that this will be the
most largely ended coumence ent that Eutgers has
hal Ia several years Tue programme or class day e&-
ercises Is: Precedent e. B. Ludlow orator, j. Dewitt,
j poet. I. A s!oddart historian. George A.
prophct. A. ssiil"ell; presenter OF memen!oes d. "
Riley; address to undergraduates. j, NJ Farley; pre-
senirr OF ass memeutO. L. H. Chamberlain: IVY ora
tion, t. ". Dewy; Ivy ode. l.. Dewitt; pipe GRAFTON,
{. ~ DUBOIS address ~ the president. p. suIwe!L
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In the games between the Western mines the CHICAGO
ana Detroit clubs have "A arG" nal'rltS
of the games The Kansas Ciy club has won only Two
OF the fourteen played against the chicago De-
ro and Louis clubs. Chicago has LOST three games
to the mines. while Detroit mas lost four IN the
Eastern games the Philadelphia CLUB has done the pest
work winning eleven and losing only four gaines NE
New York has ten games from the PhliaheI.
rhia Boston and Washln gton ana lost hve. taDe OF
the and defeats Of the East Vs. East ana lhe
West West Is as follows:
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wHITTIERS TRIBUTE 70 =. p wHlPPLR.

With the possible exception OF Lowell and
Matthew Arnold. he Edwin A. Whipprl was the abiest
critical essAyst OF his tmc and tue place he has left
VIII not bo readily nled. Scarcely Inferior to MAcaulay
III bra OF dloton aud graphic portralture ho
freer from prejudice aud passion and Oya 10 tho
truth OF Gact and history lie thoroughly honest
man. lie wrote with conscience always NJ his elbow,
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MRS PARSgLL RETURNS 10 MRS. KyOUD

Mrs. Parnell changed her temporary homo
time ago from No $50 Huisonst.. where she WAS
being cared for by Mrs. knoGd. to ST. Johns Gni!d IL
Varickst where attended 10 by her cousin sis
tor Eleanor Tue change not agreeing @th nor sho ~
turned on Saturday to Mrs ku,ui, aud patienl -
nurss are now making Arrangements 10 10 W 49,
kuouls couLtry home ~ BOrGentown, n. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21

NR. TALMAGh'S GOODBiH FOR THE SUNHkH
AT the Brooklyn Tabernacle yesterday morn
Ing there large attendance Yesterday closed me
church year. and Mr. Talmags devoted the greater por
ton OF his discourse ID advice tho holidays At tho
end OF the sermon he said:
To-day we close tho ecclesiastical year. aud STANDING
here tell you that col Ia TO take care o
you, whether Oh land or sca. | loJa back this morning
and testify 10 the Losds goodnes, t. personally.
Now have been preaching the Gospel Tor thirty ears
aud DUR ng that time have lost but sun lay thfcdgs
Nj health. aud THAI Mas went -four years ago.
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DELIGHTFUL TRIP ON A WHEEL

PHILADELPHIA. June 20 (Spec,ah. w. B.
Page of the University OF Pennsylvania soon starts on
n bicycle trip through the New England States and
Canada He will ride the Hudson past Lake George.
Albany and Saratoga thence eastward through Vermont
and New Hampshire. crossing the White Mountains To
larDor. Mt Desert Island, by way OF Augusta He
will mis- wheel toward the North, go through
Canada toward the West, and probably come home
tArOdgh Detroit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21

The night for the pennat OF the Athletic Association
mines Is watched with interest by many The Bergen
Point club Is first AMI reasonably OF caplur.
Ing The peunanL Tho hght for second place between
the Staten Island aud Nassau clubs promises Ia he
the Brook Athletic CLUB nine has failed
To win and will end the in pace. he
Clubs AL and ) fulOws:
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UyITIyG me COLORED CATHOLICS

PHILADELPHIA, June 20 (SpecidD. Arch
bishop Ryan Is developing plan Tor moro closely
uniting coored Catholics Of tho city establishing
school building church FOR their Wealthy
Catholics have promised assistance. Tue blsteIs VI
Notrc Dame Will take charge VI tho SCHOOL
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fefned runs Brooklyn. o. Batmorr 3 Ff,st base on
errois-Hrnos BttimOrs, D. Two base hlts-SwtTt
Lurch :. Philips VI. ling l. Farrell > Muldoon
rtOn stolen has -PnkDry , Mluulng l. S"artWODd
Muldoon /. Donblc paws nhps and Mcclellan Greer
aud Farrell Wild pitches IL anderson {. Passed DaIls
Clarke /. Greer ,. UmDire-Mr. Valentine. 1ime-2:lU.
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will he called at $3.50 p to enable the clubs to cate
an early train for the west.
BALTIMORE BEATEN BY BROOKLYN.


wood Park yesterday between the Brooklyn anu ''o
Baltimore clubs Heavy batting on both sides was te
feature OF the game. Brooklyn won. Inc bhuhoro
team played poorly tho field. Following "a the score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21

Ia the Eastern League tho Waterbury club has
taken tho iead while the Newark and Jersey CITY
follow close behind.
The New-York aud Washington clubs will play OF
postponed game ~ the Polo grounds to-day Tho game
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COLUMBIA YACHT CITE REGArrA TODAY.

COLUIbI 1hVHT GU KEWATIA IU'DAf'
The Columbia Yacht Club, which ranks
among the best OF tho small clubs. Will have its nine
treuh annual regatta It's triangular course on the
Hudson Riv today. The will be made at / q.
~. opposite the club house at Eghtysixtnst., from
Whch the Whole race my Da seem
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TIE REV. DE-. oRMlsroN AT UNION coLLEo

XIV. DE-, a VVI111EVI-
SCHENECTADY, June 20 (SpecaO. The Rev.
Dr. William Ornistou. OF the Collegiate Reformed
Church, of NewYork delivered the baccaaureae SER
mon to the Union College seniors at the First Reformed
Churc Gu this evening The text Titus H., Young
ner take to the sober minded The preacher said in
part:
To be soher-m minded implies not merely gravity aud
sOudnrss OF mind well balaucc. fuy de-
ellc Ii means true poetcal wisdom as APP
pied everyday life. 1t can he attained only hv an
nabjual control OF affections ami the pas slons
The OF "a mans life demands this lesson
man has passions have mons to control Be
cause young the OF PASSION now Is he
time tins lesson And tins season OF life IA
the accepted time Youth is the time OF life when the
habils OF future years are moulded WHAT "a. be
cepted be lost forever II treated with 1ndc
csOn aud delay. Sincerity of conviction. application IN
work. In the discharge Of Christian
dutrs-thesc the actions of the young mind which
lead 10 the fulness OF the glory OF Jesus Christ.
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UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS AT CHURCH.


Between 800 and 400 members Of the Full
ton Council No 10 of the Order OF United American
Mechanics attended In the Rose HIN Methodist
Episcopal Church last night in body. The Rev N L.
Toward. pastor OF the church, preached to choo.
ing bis subject "Ihe Principles OF Our Order" He
reviewed tue history OF the when Ma
tOna and those present good advice whereby
they could conduct themselves In u manner which
would command the respect OF all. The OF
order net III the church nearly hour before the
ulsr services began and preliminary exercises were
held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21

Queen Victoria is thinking OF having a telephone in
Buckingham Palace Our advice Is for Her Majesty
u wait until the baseball season Is ana the people
through asking for the Portland e Press
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la Ino gaines with the Eastern nInes the Brooklyn
club a good lead IN spite of the recent games
by Metropolitan nine. Among the Western mines the
ST Louis club has done the work. winning twenty
and losing The victories OF the West
over the West and the East the East fol-