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For Young Ladies Country.
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will be open during swimmer for pppila ssnd N, .,.r
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= Miss Aken,s School for Young Ladies and Children +:
commences Oct 3. 1858.
After July l. address CATHERINE AIKEN
Ssusa Yarmouth. MasA
1'RINITY HALL. Beverly. NJ J.
Esublished 1907
thorough home school for twenty young iadea Varied
a yantaees OF The highest orier Careful training ia mar,
mind and Solid culture In English Music Art
and Languages prescribed course for students pro-
pairing for any college. Twentyfrst year begins Sen
tenbcr "a. For circular address the principal,
RACVELLN GIBBONS HUNT. I,
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Jnsirnction.


For Young Ladies-Country.
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Boys and Young Men Country.
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& UMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
JUNE 81 TO SEPTEMBER l.
The best located and most successful Of the Summer
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UMMER SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-Peeksdn Military
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COL c. J. WRIGHT. A. NJ.
THE PEEKsRILL MILITARY ACADEMY. Peeks
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For Bows and YOU'VE 'Men-City.
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"a. State whether for boys girls locality preferred
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I UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. lab Broadway
classical departments Instruction thorough NJ NJ
HOBBY, W. L. AKIN. N. c. HENDRICKSoN, Prlns.
For Young Lades-Cty.
MISS CHIsHOLMS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Is East 65thst., Eew. York
VIII reopen September &c. Boys ClasseA
For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Open all Summer Also Seaside summe; Course
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EDITORS STUDY.
BY WILLIAM DEAN HowELLs
The Import of Heartseass and Rue" The Melting
Mood O Literary Torce."-A New Growth Of our New
SOFIA Brilliant Book; but A Kind OF Auegory.
A Modern verslon OF the Sentimental journey.
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HENRY G. DEMING, Secretary and Treasurer.
CLINTON HUNTER, Assistant Secretary.
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NETWORK CITY.

Tho nol,ce captains were called to Headquarters
yesterday, and ordered by Superintendent Murray to
cause the arrest OF all persons who discharge 1rcworKi
In the streets the Fourth OF July or any other Day
Tho Rev. DR.. ]. Henry smythe, who for several
DAYS Law dangerously Ill at the Windsor Hotel, was so
much improved yesterday that his physicians allowed
him to be removed to the homo Of his daughter In
Philadelphia
The Governing Committee OF the Stock Exchange
held its last meeting for the summer yesterday It's
regular meeting will be on the second "Wednesday
in September Beyond listing many millions of So
curities the committee did nothing of public interest
Tho body Of Paul Croissant, tailor, Of No: 400
East Fieenth-st found in the water at the foot
O. West One hundred and fourth-st., yesterday He
was Frustrated with the heat last week, and later
showed signs of insanity. Doubtless he drowned him
self.
Tho Dlss Debar pictures including the works OF the
old masters which "camep for the benefit OF Luther
r. Marsh, were taken yesterday from the Court oil
General Sessions Building. They were used In the
trial Of the Dlss Debars and were stored In the oase
ment after the trial. The pictures were taken q" az
by the orders of Mr.. Marsh.
The United States Grand Jury yesterday found an
Indictment against J. L. Bennett, of Buffalo, who Is
charged with personating United States detective,
and obtaining money from members OF the. Grand
Army of the Republic the preence that he was en-
gagged in ferreting out pension frauds Bennett was
committed for trial yesterday By order Of Judge Brown
The assets OF the Armstrong & Knauer Publishing
Company, limited, at No s22 Broadway, were sold
by Deputy Sheriff Anderson yesterday. The company
was incorporated in April, 1885, with an authorized
capital OF $50 900, and published directory Of man
ufacturcrs of the United States.
Mrs. Cleveland. her mother, Mrs. Folsom ana her
cousin Benjamin Folsom, left the city for Washington
ON tho Q :55 D. m train yesterday. All the members
of the party appeared to be in excellent health Mrs
Folsom having entirely recovered from the fatigue OF
her journey across the water.
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NEWARK.

County Physician Hewlett yesterday decided to
hold an inquest in the of Louis Graf one OF the
victims of the steam yacht disaster on Newark Bay
last Saturday night. 1t will begin tomorrow
David W. Ogden, coored began suit yesterday In
the Circuit Court against Francis Neey proprietor OF
restaurant al No. Commercest to recover the statu
tory penalty of $500 for violation Of the civil Rights
law of the State Ogden claims that he was refused
meals at the restaurant by tho proprletor's ORDER
The body Of young man was found near the Wa
,,.r,, railroad station Yesterday afternoon. There
were no marks Of violence It, and It is supposed the
man committed suicide with poison. There was moth
Ing ON the body to identify It,
A. d. Tiplin, who acquitted in the United
States Court at Trenton of frauduleny selling oeo-
margarine has Instituted suit against the New York
dealers from whom he bought the stun.
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ANYTHING TO GET HIM OUT.

EFFORTS OF DEMOCRATIC POLICE COMMISSIONERS
TO GUST A REPUBLICAN CAPTAIN.
The Board of Police Commissioners of Jersey City,
which Is composed exclusively of Democrats Is max
ing a desperate effort to Gust Republican captain
in order to make place for Democrat. Captain
Edmondson Is the man the Democrats are after. But
for tenure of Office law, which prohibits the removal
Of any member of tho department except for cause,
Captain Edmondson would be summary dismissed
He has suffered for time from occasional attacks
of rheumatism but claims that he is both physically
and mentally capable of performing his duty Some
time ago tho commissioners adopted resolution re-
quring each captain to make daily tour of his pre-
cinct. 1t was hoped that Captain Edmond5on would
not be able comply with the resolution, but he did
and that plan failed. Recently the commissioners
adopted plan. They passed resolution direct
ing that tho entire force be examined as to their
mental and physical qualifications for the perfor-
nance of their duty.
The examination begun yesterday, Police Sur
geon Nevin and Drs. McGill and Gray being the ex
aiming board The captains to be examined
first and If the doctors declare Captain Edmondson
unfit for duty he VIII be dismissed and further ex-
amlnatiOns Will probably be suspended. Captain
Edmondson has sufficient grit to fight the effort TO
get rid of him and II no Is wrongfully dismissed he
will appeal to tho courts. The candidates for his
position are Assemblyman John p. Feeney, James
o. Bren, Michael Lennon and Robert Ouinlan.
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MARRIED ON SHORT NO1It
DIFFICULTIES OF YOUNG COUPLE WHO MISSED
THE LAST TRAIN FOR BONE.

DIFFICULTIES OF A YOUNG COUPLE WHO MISSED
THE LAST TRAIN FOR BONE.
On Thursday evening young man ana wofnan'
handsomely dressed were seen dining at Lazzar's
Cafe Clifton, Staten Island. The last tram ior NOV"
York leaves Clifton at II 1s p. m. AT IL go the
two appeared on the platform Of the station When
It was impressed upon the young woman that the ase
train gone, she began to cry hystencany. hor
companion did his utmost to comfort and sootne her
Finally he led her aside and whispered few words
in her ear which seemed to have the desired enect'
carriage was hired and at III 80 Father Donohue,
curate of St. Marys Church. Clifton, who was Sleep
Ing peacefully aroused by furious ringing OF the
door bell lie arose, threw up the window, and STUCK
his head ont. A voice from below said: Is that
Father Donohue?'
Yes It is l. What IS 1t, sick calf'
"No," came from below "We want to get mar
ried.'
What at this late hourl'
eve must get married. If you knew the INK We
were in, you would not hesitate for moment"
impossible" retoried Father Donohue
Drive to the next priest,' came the voice from
below, and the carriage disappeared.
AT IL '25 peal at the door bell aroused fatner
Huffman pastor of the Church OF the Immaculate
Conception, Broadst, Stapleton from his slumbers
Hastily clad, he descended to the front door, Through
the crack of the door the following conversation took
place:
"Who IS it," (from within.j
ave want to get married" from withouD.
Can't do It this time of night" from Within b..
At 1 o'clock the Rev. G. ". McCampbell, pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church, stapleton, dreamt
that the church bells ringing. He was mis-
taken. 1t was his front door bell. In the minister's
parlor the young and woman poured out their
tale of woo into the dominie's sympathzing ear. He
at first suggested that the young woman should re-
main in his for the rest of the night, while her
companion could go to a hotel. They both objected
to this Thcy wanted to be married. The driver
was summoned, aud with Mrs. McCampbell as the
other Witness saw that the young couple were tied
in as tight knot Presbyterian minister knew
how to do it, The man az wife then signed their
names to the marriage register His name was George
Reich age twenty four years No. IS Fourth ave-,
New-York. Her maiden name was Ida c. NJ Rorke,
Courtst., Brooklyn. Mr.. Reich is engaged In the
wholesale millinery business In Broadway, this city.
His wife is member OF a wealthy Brooklyn family.
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Boston, June 27.-The Senators made only hit OIL
RadbOurn to-day and this with their
part and free batting by Boston In the seventh resulted
in disastrous defeat for the visitors. The
follows:
Washington 0 0 o o. 0
Boston 9 0 Ola
Observation-Disclosures l, Boston IA. Errors-wsshing.
ton 10, Boston g. Pitchors-whitney and Radbourn.
Umpire-Mr Daniels
Detroit June 27.-The home club played in fine form
today and defeated the Chicago nine easily by this
fHGSTo E. Q 9 ! 1 Y-15
Basehits-Chicago O. Detroit g. Errors-Chicsgo o..
Detroit l. Pitchers-Borchers and Getzen- unpire-
Mr. Valentine.
At ST. Louis-St Louis 7, Cleveland g.
At Bergen Pont-NewJersey Athletic Club z. Racket.
Carhart & Co. g.
At Attention.. -Wilkesbarre 8, Allentown 0.
At Louisville Kansas City, Cincinnati and indiana polls.
the games were postponed account Of rain.
Philadelphia, June 27-John Rogers secretary Of the
Joint committee baseball rulcs that the
committee has unanimously voted TO take bases balls
from the error column Tho base balls will remain
as factor in earned runs.
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were arrested disorderly conduct
tenthst yesterday afternoon The cowhiding
Beard Beard lives at No. SIS East Tweftn-st, where
Innes and the have boarded for sixteen weeks
They have owed Beard board bill of slSs. They left the
house and he thought they going to cheat
the bill. lines and Beard both musicians and
the 18th Regiment Band Last Friday Mrs. Beard
demanded that the board be paid, and she insuted
MI Beard went to get an apology from lines and was
thrashe1 for his pains
Next day Mrs Beard got summons for lines The
Essex Market Court. lines could not be found. Nrs
Beard kept in her pocket and meeting Innes
and his wife yesterday tried TO servo It. Mrs lines
the paper and tore IN pieU.s Meeting M Beard later
she after him with a dog whip and laid 1t on his
shoulders All three discharged at Jefferson Market
Justice told couple to be at the Essex
Market summons to-day.
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AG1yysr THE UNDERGROUND ROAD.

Corporation Counsel Beckman filed In the superior
Court yesterday the return Of Commissioner OF Public
Works Newton 10 the alternative writ OF mandamus
which the New-York Underground Railway Company
obtained lately requiring the Commissioners TO grant
the company permit to open the streets through and
under which the underground road Is proposed to be
built The company desires to take out for Its CITY Han
station nearly all the space between the front steps
OF the City Hall and Mallst and Broadway and PARK
Row. and intends to cut strip 100 feet wide through
Union Square, between the equestrian statue OF wash
ington on the south and Broadway aud Fifteenth-sI
on the north
The answer advances long array OF legal reasons
why the writ should not be enforced and alleges that
the construction Of the proposed road through the
City Hall Park Uron Square and Madison Square has
never been assented to by the Common Council nor
ever authorized by the Department OF Public Parks
motion arising upon the writ and return has been
sat down to DO heard before Judge OGOrman In tho
Superior Court to-day at 10 80 a. m.
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LONG ISLAND.

At Cold Spring Harbor yesterday the funeral OF
little Frank Williams, who was brutally murdered by
Henry soper took place. The burial was In the Hunt
ington cemetery.
Henry Miller, tho last relic of slavery on Long
Island, was buried In the village cemetery at Clon
Cove Yesterday. lie ninety-ono years Of age and
had been I'm the Birdsal family since his birth. When
made free he refused take adv antage of It, but re-
NAMED with the family until his death
Considerable excitement was created at Bay
Shore by the arrest yesterday OF Overseer Of the Poor
George W. Jeffray charge of kidnapping Carl
Darkow, whose parents live In Islip. Carl dlsap-
peared from his home somo weeks ago. and after
several days search his friends found him In the Gus
tody OF Overseer Jcffray. BY complaint being made
by William Darkow to the Brooklyn society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children, the society has
taken the case in hand. Sayville magistrate issued
n warrant for the arrest OF 0verseer Jeray, who fur
nIshed bonds TO appear for examination on Friday
Ovcrseer Jefray said he only performing his duty,
and was much surprised at his arrest
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NEVIS IRON The SCBURBS.
ELIZABETH.

The commencement exercises of the Elizabeth High
School took place last night at the Temple Opera
House Speeches were made by Governor Green,
Mayor Grer and others.
The survivors of the First HcwJcrsey Brigade held
a meeting last night in the Office OF General Fay, To
receive badges and make final arrangements for at
tending the reunion Of the Blue and the Gray at
Gettysburg.
Colonel Ropes Of the 30 New-Jorsey Regiment, gave
a dinner the officers of his command last evening,
at his country seat at New Providence.
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WEDDING OUT THE BROOKLYN STABLE.
The DIVERS sell the following horses In the saddling
paddock at sheepshead Bay Saturday:
Day colt Perkins, g. by Bletvsssar; bay nlly ocean,
g. by Billet satlna bay colt Battery, g. BY onehoasa
Emily f.. toy colt bay Ridge, BY Biiethi Day oV,'
S. Alb,ns by Fasetto Crucinx; chestnut colt Hall
stone g. by HIndoo- Delight; black colt Long I1me =
BY Longellow. Lucy Garnet chestnut colt Passport z
by Enquirer Martica bay colt Cabinet q BY Pat Nanoy
oueencraft bay colt Remsen. nv King Alfonso
brown colt Montgomery, by Falsettc- Mn.drop one',
co,t Carlton - by King Alton Miranda black colt
Denver by Virgil Fair; bay colt Penman by VIGIL
Asia; toy colt 2. by Virgil Althea bay my = oy
BrletHi; bay nlly victress ., BY Luke blackburn
Mozeie chestnut colt Fargo. by ononaasaFon"''ch'
bay colt Q by volurcur.Nellis Archer
Tbese will also be sold: Walter Gratr's brown colt
Fenelon T. by Reform MeHara; chestnut nily Spring
Breeze ty Eolusspring Dance; chestnut colt SWARM
more, 4. by Stampede Blossom
Colonel Bruce will be auctloncer. The sae begins !"
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TRYING TO FIND THE MURDERER.

The lack of interest in the death Of John f. Baugh the
elevated railroad engineer who found dead in the
opposite the New-York Pavilion at Rockaway Beach with
several stabwounds In his abdomen Thursday morning.
was evidenced by tho smsness of the crowd which
bled at the Cosmopolitan Hotel there yesterday the
adjourned inquest resumed by Coroner Cronin Sow.
sral witnesses examined. but nothing adduced
that has not already been published The inquest will
be nver cd
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY

WHAT TO UOII'u OA' TT . =,
Coney Island Jockey Club races, Shcepsheaa Day 'S
D. IN ~ ~
senate Asueduct Investigating Committee, Part L.
Supreme Court .
Normal College annual commencement, 10 g. M
Presentation ceremonies Of Training School for Male
Nurses to City Of New-York, 10 a. m
Organization of Stock Exchange Harrison ana Nor
ton Campaign Club.
New.Yofk Electric Club meeting. 8 :15 p. m
Catholic Literary and Benevolent Union Of Deaf Mutes
festival, Jones's Woods, p. m
steographers Association, No IS East Nineteenthst,
8 p. m -, ,,
Republican demonstration, Union League Club, New
XIII Assembly District Harrison Campaign Club Ash
land House, 8 p. m. -
De La Sale Academy closing exercises no 40 Second
Flushing L. l.. Republican Club ratification meeting
D..
Music, 8 p. m. M. =,
Special eneampment OF Mackenzie Post, No. S99. D..
A. r., Everett Hall, Brooklyn, p. m.
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} N,mf2y. City ....S g J g 9 9 @

Earned runs-Jerscy City, 81 Elmira o. Left on bases
Jersey CITY, 8; Elmra, g. Struck out-Jerscy City, 2;
Elmira Q Stolen bases-Jersey City Elmira O. First
base balls-Jersey City A. Slmira, o. Frs. base on
errors-Jersey CITY, Elmira Double plays-Lsng and
OBrien Lang, Gerhardt and OBrien, Goodal, Creegan
and Shay Taylor Creegan Shay Creegan Taylor and
Shay Hit by pitcher-Hiand o Two-base hs-Tsyior
l. Corcoran l. wild pitches-Goodsll l. Passed balls
Pitre g. Umpire-Mr. Holland. Time Of game-1 AS
The Little Giants another ball from the Bing-
hamton nine Newark yesterday. The score fol
lows:
Newark ;;.: ....9 9 @ g
The standing Of the League and Association clubs to
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ST. AxpREK,s oHuRoH ourGRoKs ITS HONE

The parish Of st. Andrews Protestant Episcopal
Church. In Harlem, have concluded that the present
church In East ono-hundred and twenty eighth-st Is
insufficient for It's accommodation and has begun a
movement looking to new church A slto at Fifth
ave. and e-hnndrcd and twenty seventh-st, 100 by
400 feet, has boon purchased and church with q
sesttng capacity Of l.400 peore VIII probably be
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NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY JUNE %, 1883
HON NEW
PROMINENT ARRIVALS Ar THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
FIFTH AvENUE-Horaco Guzman. Minister Tor NC NJ,
aragua at Washington. HoFFMAN-Wilson s. Blsseli'
of Buffalo. MURRAY UILL-Professor Daniel Y. fStoh'
OF New. Haven; Professor George A. BARTLETT OF cam.
bridge Mass Judge Edwin Countryman, OF Albany anu
x-Senator Charles L. Knapp. OF Auburn, N. Nois
MANDIE-Commander w. cambridge Hon ana Paymaser
George H. Read, u. s. N. WINDSOR-ExConeressmah
Jonathan Scoyile, OF Buffalo.