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ABEL-In ushkesp,is Juns D. 1885. 5. Z. Abel
uneral fro 1s lat residence. az 't'ir1 rtct
rnursdiy. 24th MS, al O'Clock D. m RELATIVES AMI
trends lnyitsL
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1856. q. william beloved usDand OF kae VI Ernst IN
his 46tnyc
Notice OF services in Brooklyn papers wednesday
evening the I'D ns.
LEEDS In london. IN 'lant rhI5tly. MAY u william
81. .eels, OF New YORK city .
at MS let3 resi- lie lc' No
Nest ilds, We lnesdtY June 23 at $50 ocs),k H. H..
to which re.aves and friends are invteL
SIMONSOn saturday, JIns H. at his lat3 rcsldencs IN
Washington. the Hon. Thomas SInons
SMIrH-At rarrytog1 sunday. June % lSSh MARTINA
shtsr of Charles II AMI Fannie iuns
smith, yed IL months ami . days
sUUTuACn-Ou Non tay. JuDs 81. Ida Lc1ise wife Dt
George Soltacs ami daughter OF the late Wii'ian Il
Stewart
The funeral from late resiiencs. 81 5thavs. on
wednesday afternoon. IdIs g. Al JctocS.
Fuenls kindly omit lowers
WIlLEI,-ln New York, sixth month. 81 1855 OF
pneh nona Wilets of R)syn L. l.. IN the 4yth
Of ma age.
Relatives ana friends invei TO attead the funeral on
tith the 24th INST. RON FrieDds Meeting House.
Westbury H. l.. at 1870 o'clock.
WesLOIry STATION On ARRIVAL Oh tram
leaving Long Island cry llOJ A. in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
THE INTERSTATE CRICKET MATCH.

The first inter State cricket match ever played
in iii, country begun yesterday on INC
grounds OF the Newark Cricket Club. Johnson'
ave. Newark wnen an eleven repre>eDt
Ing New-Jcrsey met an eleven OF Nn"'loTk
Tue two elevens wcro composed 80 follows: NV, iok
j. H. Lambkln (captanl b. carroll and But en- Staten
I-land Dr ilur bcrt. H. Marlin AMI Tyrrs Manhattan:
T.. e. Thomas and = j. Fisher. Nrw- YORK; H. Nancy
Riverside; X Hooper Kings County. j. sni.h, suosi-
tule for international Tie No~Jr rsey-W. Williams
(raptainl and 1. L. hltc, Newark II. Mayheld AMI /
Corpsete Anna; j. Mart. T. Monntford ami H. Mar,
Trenton; j. iiinchcmhr Paterson; u. , helia.o
and j. Lawson, .. y. L.; POttrr. krarncy kahB"ta
New York went IN rst. but only scored MY rlEht rms
Br,dish Carroll making fourteen aud H. Manley thlr
Ieen When NewJrrscy went IN ram bean TO iail ana
tie could do nothing TIE game had TO pe al
iOurnrd Ill with tho Jersey score al thirty Iour
for the loss OF Two wlckets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
DFCIIPFD SAVE ny A SUERIFF'S july.

Miss Champion of Greenport t. L. the daughter Of the
la who the mos. extensive lEn-
Der dealer Long Island was on Monday declared
sane by a sherIis STAGED pcOjs Miss ma -
suDiect Eysfcria shows viO ent disppsIuol
because Of these al, icsS ii.t re-
Gently Alexander CHAMPION, heI Hh -pi1tH,I'
nud Mrs AcEery hor guardian wife. as.td County Judge
Yang 10 issue ShcTins Jury inc uire
ar hsuIiOn's state Of mind. Miss Champion.
Ihrou allie in answer that her hafDrOthef.
ne 20. II oil ms property desired to Obtain
couIol of hers tna MIS- AcKcry esr TO brng dis
,df on statements IN relation 10 the misuse
OF her estate y Captain lckey curing the term OF l- guar
d inshp The Jury unanimous N It's Y"nc which was
gIeeIed with great applause by .argc crowd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
DECLARES THE CHARGES FALSE.

7othe d.tor 81 Ths Irt6uns
SIR: see III your Hartford letter on Sunday
last the statement Jonh Iist0n expelled ifrom
Inc Bicyestss Union Tor riding under false name aud
also for money Allow to state that never did
either OF the things am thus accused OF. Very tray
yours. JOHN iLioiV''
Harifori, C)n,. June 81. 1856
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
HE BROADWAY COMPLICATIONS

Corporation Counsel LacOmbe, representing
the city, and Eihu Root. representing the Broadway
and Seventh Avenue Railroad Company yesterday
handed up to Justice Van Bruu the briefs Of their srz
ments on the ctys motion for injunction TO restrain
the company from operating the Broadway surface
Road The pay nent OF $4,000 by the company to Con-
troller loew wa, the first fruit OF this motion and the
primary object in by the Corporation Counsel
when he instituted his 1t was claimed In an article
printed yesterday that IT would be strongly urged that
the cy by accepting the rent for the use OF the tracks
has recognized the validity OF the existing lease AMI Is
barr further proceedings 10 prevent the seventh
Avenue Road from running the ears over the llnc ms
sta,rinent was shown to Mr.. Laconbe
"Th.t 1. Ridiculous" he sad. " rhe receipt for the
money PAID expressly declares mat the Mayor AMER
men and Commonalty do not By the acceptance OF sad
money in any recognize the validity of or assent 10
any agreement made between the SAID TWO companies
the right OF the Broadway aud seventh Avenue
Raj Company operate run cars on tho route
OF the Broadway Surface Railway Company nor waive
any rights whatever that they may have IN the prem
The receipt Of this money has not changed the
LEGAL relations of the roads and the city one iOta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
EXERCISES AT OTHER INSTITUTIONS.

BETHLEHEM Penn, June % SpeciaD.-Ihe
class ay .xerc,ses AZ Lehigh University held this
afternoon ia Packer Hail. W. Il. Dean president OF Tue
elias. introductory speech Edward L. o'els"n
WAS toast master. NJ. A. DE ". Howe,Jr' was class
poet II. Ton min made the presentations ana VI IL
Cobb class prophet At the burial OF OLD Jokes W.
p Taylor high priest The class then proeeeueu W
the chapel and hung handsome oxdized SILVER snicI1
the walls, after which q. NJ. Richardson ueHVefeu
the shield Grafton An ode to the shield compoeI ~
W. y. Taylor sung by tho GLASS Inc junior hs
nne reception 10 tne graduating CLASS anu 'no''
fflends IN tho university gymnasium
BRUNSWICK, Me-. June 22.-Class day exercises wore
he'd al Bowdoin College TO day.
HANOVER " H., June 22-rhe graduating exercises
OF the Now-Hampsbre College OF Agriculture and Nc
chanIc Aria lDarlLnuulh occurred To-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

,aro.d comnanv sat M that the assignment made
for the sole purpose defeating their right: to 90 70 tne
Federal Court. and was cousvc and rsuauens 'a as
ticos Adams and R0therack dissent, nodins sho No.
SHIPMENT void and against public policy.
CHICAGO. Juno % tspeeiaD.-The war In PASSENGER
rates between the 0rthwestern, Rock Island ana 81
Paul roads continues without interruption The ramo
continues to be large Tho only change msde to-day
was by the Rock Island, which reduced ts rates 70
Council Bluffs to 81, cut Of 81 25 which was made 70
meet tho ratio OF the two other lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

BosroN, June % CSpeciaD.-lt is understood
that some spicy 'pondence has passed between
Lieutenant Governor Amcs AMI General Butler, grow
ing out Of tho participation OF Cyrus W. Field In the
Nsw-York and New-Engani bond controversy The
spondence has not been made pnbic aud e1-"oV-
eruor Butter questioned by areportcr in regard TO
,he n,atter said; 81 do not know where
all this talk about the correspondence be-
tween myself and LieuenautGoy, rnor Ames
originated. certainly have sad nothing
about IL neither have authorized anybody TO speak
for me. The correspondence. II there WAS any was
personal matter between Mr. Ames ana myseif, ahh
rertnIy shall not say q word aDort It. suppose were
TO gvs Won the Listers by myself TO Mr.. Amrs,
have no rght give for publication those written ny
INN 10 mn, assuming that he dit II MI Anes
secs Mt the letters Tor pnbi ion ne may o 40
but II he does there will be just one moro letter writ
ten. IN assured"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
INDICTED FOR MAKING ILLEGAL ATHEISTS

INDICTED FOR MAKING ILLEGAL ARRESTS
PiTTsBUKG, June % (SpeciaU.-The Grand
Jury this afternoon Indicted Frank Z. Hill. of Greeus-
burg; Roger OMara, chief of the Pttsburg detective
force; aud Detective Wetherham. o. Savannah Ca. for
conspiracy connection with the iIlMarchand eope-
meu,. which took place from Greensburg IN January.
Marchand who young attorney OF Greensburg aud
member OF Old aud wealthy family Of Annapolis.
-opod with the wife of Ill., who keeps drug store at
Greer sburg. Hi and the TWO detectvs captured them
Pensacola. Fla as they about to start tor Cuba
II claimed that the officers had legal authority 10
ake liza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
M NlCE HY .STOKH.

JyNCuBuRG Va. June 22.-Ihere was ter
rife rnstorm here last night ana the streets were
badly washed The total rainfall Tor June, ny 10 dnte
IA 5 IA, the greatest ever known.
WY.TuyRPoRD Texas, June 22--J. T. Moore. well
,odo farmer was killed by lightning six miles from
here IN Saturday nights storm. Two haifdoar pieces
were melted III HIS pocket The damage done by INC
STORM IN county To crops, STOCK anu houses nv"
ssiimatad Al xyV.VVQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

BALTIMORE, June 22.-Cardlnal Gibbons and
Count Mucclo to-day attended The commencement
exercises at Mount de Sales Convent near this city The
Cardinal Will TO attend the commencement "t
Mouut St. Mlry's Seminary near Emmettsburs Count
Mocc,oli Will visit Phiia1c phia. MOnsignor saniero
has been usaged with business details III MS apart
nruts ut the Arcbiepiscopal palace Numerous INVITA-
,' iceu received by guisAed iorei2ners
10 nners and receptions but they have 30 fai dccDed
riAl All
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
uATTEPS RFFOPE TIE POLICE BOARD.

Corporatiou Counsel Lacombc sent to Police
Ucadquarers days OPINION about 'hc right Of
fhe New York .chutzonbund T. par Cc WIN hrearm The
law bids parades ard bodies except ia, iteu states
regular trools National Guard or IND "nient milt ~
oranlzaos ished before the passage OF
the act Organization. Which - twenty years gu
naaed with Monday rnt having been granted
Nv superintendent MURRAY 1870 -, ., r.,
yesterday DECIDED
retired whose names were dropped from ihe pen
son roll some he men had served a. Dlctn
lar twenty Years continuously, AMI MI LacomUc
Ihoig :. that or service was necessary 10 cndo
he Hoard 10 pay pensions The courts however have dc
n TftlrM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
7HE WALKING ThsT FOR SOLDIERS.

Mr.. Weston's camp at Glen Wood looked
dreary vest rday. When the buglo called a.
no the the contestants started on on their
DAYS tramp fhey encouraged from Time 10 time
By Mr.. Weston. wnO lowered over them as hrn over
her brood II young chicks Al ! D. H.. A VI Evans
Company f. 22 i.edinrnt ado 4O7s miie- aud L.
r. Pnynky, Company h. I'd Regiment J5's miles.
z The Llglrnl hcOrrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
From The High Class.
U. q. Dunn, J. H. Loyd' Malta Oio
From IN, Ei0ht Years Course.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL EXERCISES

Grammar School No. II in Flrst-ave., be-
tween Eighty nth and Elghtysixth sta. the largest
school the upper part OF the city. held its frat gradu
ates reception yesterday The school was only COM
pleed two years and the entire block IN
the avenue 200 feet The reception was IN the girls
grammar department. OF which Miss julia Richman Is
rrincipal The graduates twenty-four girls occupied
The front seats IN the reception The scho ars OF
Miss Rchnans department. took part IN the exercises
and the room tastefuy decorated with vines ana
flowers. The exercises were conducted Dy trustee
Uornthal Miss kate Heller deliver the saiutatory
mour The vaedctorian received gold medal Tor class
etaualng and Miss Heller obtained the seNgman nleua
for scholarship Addresses were made ny Conlnls-
eouers Wood, Crawford aui selgman ana Assistant
Superinte0drLt Gotwin. Among others present were
l. r. Chambers. ex.Judgc Kelly, Inspector Fleschmauer
Adolph SANGER and William VI. Cohen.
Tho girls department OF Grammar School NO. IN
Henry oldest school in New YORK. VIII noid us
last exercise day in the old building, which Is TO be
torn down this summer The boys department OF No.
IS III West Thrteenlhs also has closing exercises TO-
day The boys departments Of No 80. IN West Fifty
secondst OF No. 81. in East Eighty seventh ST. and
Grammar school No. A. in East Twelith-s, hod thei
graduating exercises on Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

Daniel Frohman, the wcl-knOwn theatrical
manager sailed yesterday for Europe. He will be away
about six weeks and will pass most OF his time In
LONDON While there he will look after the interests Oh
the Lyceum Theatre lie will also make arrangements
Miss Forrscue's season here, which begins ABOUT
the middle OF October al the Lyceum. MI frohnlah
will rend tho new play written for her by Mr. Gilbert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

O. sempe. we'll known lawyer OF MONTGOMERY All ana
. member Of tho Democratic National Committee He 10
Eraduats Of Mount 81 Marys College At Emmetsburg.
and stSdied law tho University Of Virginia and ~
Harvard Mr. Bempls until reoontly practised law In
MONTGOMERY and In Chiosso g. Louis aud Colorado
No 20 Nassau-st He recommended for appoint
ment by Secretary Whitney Governor HILL Justice Bar
rett end Chairman Herbert OF tho Naval Committee OF
tho House of REPRESENTATIVES. and Senator Beck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
DINNER TO THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, June 22.-The Postmaster
General gave diuner tonight TO the President anu
Mrs Cleveland. Tho other guests were Miss Gregg,
Secretary and Mrs. Whitney, Secretary Lamar Miss
Endcott, Assistant Secretary Farchild Speaker ana
Mrs Carlisle ana judge Bryant. Assistant Attorney
General for the Post Office Department..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
EXERCISES AT HAvERFoRD COLLEGE.

PHILADELPHIA, June % (hpec'"n.-lhe
commencement exercises of Haverford College TINS
morning were largely attended After the addresses the
following eerees conferred Master OF Arls-saac
johnson, 81; Rufus NJ Jones, 80 Joseph L. MAJ
IS: Bachelor Of ArsJOnatnam Dickinson )r' hieh~n
der H. Scott Horace T. Smith and Edward d. WadswoIth
Bachelor OF science-Thomas w Bctis Guy n Jons m
WIaIns Mcfarland Israel Morris, jr.. William T. MOT
lis Alfred 81. Underh. jr. ana WiItIed V" WINE, ine
first scholar M the classical section is Jonathan DicKn-
son r ana LIE inst scholar in the scientific section Is
X Johnston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
RESTRAINED FROM GIVING ERMIyIE"

CHICAGO, June 22.-In the Superior Court
this afternoon the complaint OF Rudolph Aronson
the MANAGER Of the NewYork Casino. mi junction.
granted restraining the advertised production OF Err
mimic" at the CHICAGO Casino anew place OF amusement
which 10 10 be opened here next saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICArIONs-FOR 80 HOURS
WASHINGTON, June 23.-For New England,
local raus nearly stationary temperature, winds gen.
orally easterly.
For New.York. Pennsylvania and New-Jersey, local
rains. stationary temperature. variable winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
DAVID DAVIS STILL ALIVE.

BLOOMINGTON, Ill.,, June % (Spec'dt, tx
Senator David Davis has rested quietly today. All
hope for his recovery gone yet he may survive for
two or three DAYS should the little nourshment hs par
took OF to-day give sufficient strength to rally ITO
seems o be resigned to his approaching TATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
upS PTCUARDSOy'S MANIA,

Mrs. Clara Richardson, who was taken on
Monday night Bellevue from the Fifth Avenue Hotel
and placed in Pavilion is still at the hospital
She will be to-day by her friends. probably 70
St Yucents Hospital, and is in no danger OF becoming
nently insane Sne has been subject 10 hystera
and was sagesruck but had never been on the stage
Her husband Is James W. Richardson, OF Memphis, .
tonb ro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

Mckenzie Scmple was appointed an Assist
ant Attorney ny Mr. M'r.ns YESTERDAY Ia place
of Edward l. Iae position has remained unniled
since Mr. PARIS resigned several months ago Mr. sem
plo N About ry -four years Old and 10 OF Horny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
WEDDING Ar COMMENCEMENT.

ALLENTOWN, Penn, June ~ (!SDeciab.-At
tho close OF the High School commencement exercises
here to-day Professor Lands TO the surprise OF every
body stepped upon the stage and announced that the
wedding ceremony Of Miss Laura f. Wsnamak1r ono OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

KTLLEDBY LIGHTNING WHILE DIGGING WELL.
CRETE, Neb., June 22.-In a thunder storm
Yesterday Mortin Collins and Frank Poiansky
XII ed by lightning while digging a we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

-. nv James Goodwin, Of this city toe preasnta-
ns BIZ George +. Beers. OF Nstiok Mssa ana no epi
t,om m. Nv Harry r. Heydrtcker. OF New-fork The
ISsssdsy reception occurred at Allyn Hail THIS evening
e.. Uavd recker and Miss KnOuse led the cotilion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
CLASS DAY AT THE CIrYs COLLEGE.

Glass day in the College of the City OF New
York is also ladies day" Throngs of young ladies'
climbed up the winding sairways to ha college chapel
Yesterday to attend exercises OF tue class OF SO
The class officers The members OF the committee wore
canes and gowns. The exercises were introduced with
an hy l. s Zerega OF the class. G. A.
Downes was the orator and Carl q. PetraTch the
historian. Albert shells delivered the prophecy ana
medal. PRESENTED the most promising members
After this came roll call and the cas then solemnly
smoked It's pipe OF peace with the other classes or
the college f. W. wendt delivered the vaiedictory and
all Joined IN the class song =,
The address is to be delivered in the
Natural History Hall OF the college by Professor George
Il. Sewconb tomorrow afternoOn meeting Ol the
alumni will be held the chapel Friday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

than on the corresponding dsy last year ana "T
lower than Monday. - =. 40.
nected in this city ana Vicinity to-day AZ grosonk
Generally faic weather Is Indicated for Thurssday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
GENERAL ARTHUR STRONGER.

Ex-Presdcnt Arthur was in bright frame
of mind Yesterday and said he felt stronger than !or
many days lie had "a COOL appetite and though he
could not eat much he reshed what he did eat more
than usual From present appearances IL Is thouhh'
that he Will he able TO 20 away tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., June % (Speciab.-Ihe
twenty ninth class OF the Rhode Island state normal
School was graduated to-day General Thomas. j. Nor
ean the nrncpa ma 10 an address the class and the
diplomas were presented by Governor George Peabody
Wsfm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
JUDGMENT FOR II, Il. Low < co.

MARION. Ind, June 22.-The long litigatcd
case OF H. H. Low & Co.. OF New York. against the
guarantnrs OF Tole To- Cincinnati aud 81 Louis Rt
road Company ha. resulted IN judgment for the
paint flo Tor $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
DR. MCosn's REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES.

PRINCETON n. j., June 22.-At their meet
ing yesterday President McCosh presented to the Board
OF his report part of which Is as foows
my special business president TO take charge OF the
education given the college Ilave pleasure IN report
ing that IN the past year has large amount
OF solid study IN all the classes am satisfied that inc
courses study in the college are well arranged ana
producing GOOD results At early period OF my pres
Dental the natural history department IN
good stale. The philosophical department is better
organized + believe, than in any college IN America
Science very satisfactory state, with able men as
Instructors Art only commenced but commehceuh
a promising way am convinced that the language de
partment needs better organization The greatest want
of the college at this moment is teacher or fFench,
knowing the languages. ana capable OF teach
Ing Italian and Spanish those who wish it. This 10
very urgent matter and should be pressed on the ate
of the COLLEGE Another pressing mat
younger professors On getting their increase they VIII
Thai they now teach Professor Blunt Will teach Anglo
saxon he Is now DONG Professor mans VIII III
might be addict greatly the beneht of the college
"Proiessor M"rquand 10 ready to provide US Win
teacher OF archaeology who Will give us ADJ IN art ana
also in the departments OF ancient languages ana MS
tory. recommend that Dr. Froihingham. editor Oh
Ihe Journal Of Archa' Otogy and NJ present IN johns
Hopkins University. be appointed Associate PROFESSOR
AT hall past this afternoon tho alunni and grad.
uaIng class assembled IN the old chapel aud marched
was served after the dinner there were speeches ny
many Of the including the presiding Officer john
co. the Rev Or. J. NJ. Ludlow. 'Gl Henry r. Davis
"a Wa.hDgion President McCosi and several others
From 4 unii o'clock the presidents mansion was
open and Dr and Mrs Meo2sn rcGeren 1 o
their friends according To thcir nsua
meme snent time. ,h.
The nde debate between representatives o. LINZ t
two literary societies took place tonight III the flrst
Presbyterian Church. Inc question, Resolved mat
MAMMAL Org pIzitlon OF advantage to LABOR
than are Trades Unions, ably discussed IN me az
frmarve by Messrs W. 5. Elder, ONO, che HILL: II
NJ Hodge Connecticut. WING Hall, and H. W. Jessul'
Peun.yIyania WING Hall aud IN the NEGATIVE ny D. Z.
Natthias Illinois Clio Hail. Wilson feTrand newer
sew clio ii ALL and j. d. Baucus, New-Iork. WING nan.
Alter the debate closed the largest portion Oh tne au
10 me University hall to participate" IN the
gayees sophomore reception gwen DS th"' GLASS
10 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
PRESIDENT GREENOUGH RESIGNS.

AMHERST, Mass, June % (SpecidO.-Presi-
dent (resnough Of the Agricultural College, has
resigned because OF reduction in his salary voted at
the trustees meeting yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

The worse coughs are cured by DIR. Jayne's
Expecorant good remedy also for pains In the breast
and soreness OF the throat :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
ST. FRANcIs's COLLEGE GRADUATES.

The graduating exercises at st. Franclss
College were held the Brooklyn Academy OF Music
last evening. bishop John Loughln presided The sal
utstory was spoken By William +. Dunphy and the
yaIedictory by Joseph +. Mckinley. An alumni
address was delivered by Thomas McGowan. OF
thr class of II. The Rev Father DOnOhoc addressed
the graduates Degree of b. A. VISA conferred upon
Joseph Paul Mckinley. William Edward sullivan. ana
obu Joseph McCarron There were thirteen graduates
N the ercial course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
CLASS DAY AT DICKINSON.

CARLISLE, Penn, June % Especial. This
being class day ut Dickinson College, the exercises
were opened with prayer by tho chaplain. the
Rev. j. H. shivs ly. Of Washington. The pro-
gramme rs arranged carried out AS follows:
Address Of Welcome" by S. L. Howell. Of Camden.
Dell Address OF Undergraduates by ii. X. Bcachley
OF Hagerstown. Nd; Glass History" by Ralph !.
Coursey OF Centreviile Md. POEM" by Frederick l.
smith, OF Hazletop Penn. Grafton before the Literary
Societies" by Robert f. Dougnerty. of New-fork. On
tomorrow Boser Memorial Hall Will be presented TO
the college by George Alfred Townsend. OF New-Sork.