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0Raaoasss Wscsivs Their DsplOanas q
the NaeaDoal Th~aser.


The twsnty.third annual commencement Of the
Columbian University Law school took place last
night a. the National Thsater. There was large
aud distinguished audience present The Moral
decorations were profuss and arranged with much
taste. making IN attractive scene OF the stage.
The formal exercises were varied by musical selec-
lions played by the fun Marine Band. The address
70 the graduates was delivered hy Representative
W. c. p. Breckinridge. He was followed by DIR.
James c. yelling. president OF the University, who
conferred degrees on the0folowing graduates:
Master OF Laws-w. Spencer Armstrong, Alex.
Britton, s II. Dent Leon ID: Gensste. ID. Laacs
Clark Prentiss Henry W. Price and Fredertck l.
Siddons, OF the District; Eugene Byrnes, G. K
VIM pye FrsS kearn n FIaas u Il Ss ssepsen
ana Jno. I. Williams OF Ohio; B. stuart Coleman
and Russell u. Langdale, OF Virginia; Frederic
H. Huston and VIM. @. Webster, OF Iowa; Robert
Bruce Bsgoy, Of Indiana; T. II. Greene, OF Nissis-
Bachelor OF iaws-Cnas. H. Bates, Clarence A.
Brandenourg, l. L. Devices, Chas. E. FaIrinan. y.
columbus Harper. W. l. Hlllyer, John Jones ST.,
Cnas. L sturtevant. John b. TcrSerS and i Iemuei
Towers, Jr., OF the District; J. Paul Earnest VIM.
n. sayre and J. B. shiley, OF New York; X. X Bab-
Michigan; John r. Cromelein ana Aibert d.
Shrewsbury, OF West Virginia: Eseck Il. Carver,
VIM. J. henricks. and Edward 4 Perley, OF Penn.
sylvania; W. h. Barton, Lorenzo L. Dickey, and
Frederick Hale PaIkhurst, and 2, phaniah h. Raw
son. OF Maine; Lewis W. Cal and b. W. Hanna, II
Kansas: Elmer W. Hart aud Frank W. Holt OF
Wisconsin; Tracy L Jefiords and J. NV. schmidt,
OF Ohio; Nicholas NJ. Goodlet, IT,, ana Chas. A.
keigwin, OF Indiana; Russell II. Landale and A.
Waller. OF virginia; Montgomery h air, Maryland
Albert ). bozeman, Mississippi; JAS G. Bushby,
Dakota; Wesley Gould Carr New Hampshire;
VIM. H; Heald, Delaware; WIN. David Lamouth,
Kentucky: Manton Maverick, Massachusetts,:
Chas. Newell, oregon: John Pelham, Alabama,
and c. Elmo Robinson, Missouri
secretary Fairchlld In a brief speech presented
the prizes as follows: To Albert s Boseman OF
Mississippi nrst prize. 500: for examination
papers IN senior class; also, $50 for third prize
essay. In awarding the nrst IL was announced
that the committee experienced great difl1culty IN
reaching q decision. Us there were several papers
OF almost equal excellence. those or Clarence Z
Brandenourg, Jas Z. Bushby, Henry W. olds and
Edward Z. Perley. other prizes were awarded "a
Henry w. Price, OF the District OF Columbia, firsi
prize, $50, for best examination papers In post
graduate class; TO John felham, OF Alsb ma, nrst
prize, $50, Tor FIRST best essay. ana 10 Chas. A.
keiswin, OF Indiana, second prize, $50, for second
best essay; Dr. Yelling conferred the honorary
oegree OF IL ID. upon Secretary Fairchild
Much praise was accorded to Mr. Edward Z
Perley, TO whose labors as chairman OF the execu
tive committee OF the graduating class the excel
lence OF the music, stage decorations &C., was
largely due.
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The BaItin, ore Post.Office.

REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS IN THREE YEARS.
The POstmaster-General has sent to the Senate,
for the use of the hale civil service commit
tee, statement covering the removals and
appointments between March 4, 1886, and
April 80, 1888, and the present number
Of employees In the Baltimore post-office.
The removals OF clerks number 19l and or carriers
1913. There we're 216 clerks and 263 carriers ap-
pointed. There were 149 clerks and POS carriers
on ADrtl 20. 1888
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Mary G. simms has bought for $10O5O Of ". J.
Warren ct al, trustees sub 1885, square 156, 'front.'
ing 1sk feet by 95 on street, between 18th and
18th streets northwest. G. H. Babbttt has bought
OF g. F. Appleby, trustee, for a, 600. part lot L.
square $40, fronting 20 feet inches on Massachu.
sets avenue between 9th and 10th streets north
west.
Chas. W. King and Geo. E. Emmons have, as
trustees, bought for l2,873.6O OF B. H. Warner,
lot and parts and 10, square 6S5, 81 feet 2
inches by 122 feet on North Capitol and streets
north. J. w. Foster has bought for 81 500, of JAS
Richardson, lot IL, square AS, "a by los feet on
7th street, between NJ and N streets northwest.
Mary j. Hall has bought for 81, 500 OF d. J..
Macarty part lot 5, SO. 255, IS feet 10k inches by
49h feet on D street, between 1917 and 14th
streets northwest.
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Gained ON the Main street.
THE EDITOR or A VIRGINIA WEEKLY PAPER TREATED
A SEVERE rVp AsHING

TO A SEVERE THRAsHING.
says Philadelphia Press special from Danville.
Va, June 12: Early this morning c. r. King, edl.
tor Of the Wdtchnsan, weekly journal, was pub
licly caned on Main street, near the post-once BY
Ed. and Granville Ashlin. King published labor
paper some time ago In Greenboro, N. c., but II
went down. and he removed 70 this place. Last
saturday King made known that the WotchNs0r
would publish full report OF Q scandal which de-
veloped a few days before, In which married
woman figured prominently. He was waited on
ana requested 70 suppress the matter, a. the
woman had been taken away by the father and nc
On the appearance OF the article King was con
demned on all sides. The AFFAIR eliminated BY
Of I'd. Ashlin, the young man 20 severely con
demned Id the article. King got In q few blow
and then broke and ran, crying "murderi" are
'policew The police authorities will take hold q
the case Tomorrow
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Killed nv n Caye.in

ST. PAUL MINI, June ia special to the Dis
patch from Menominee, Wis, says: A clay bank in
brick yard here caved in about 10 O'Clock this
morning. seven men were buried beneath IL.
TWO brothers named Jansen were taken out dead
and terribly mangled. Ole A. Hottie and ole
Hecker can live only few hours. knud Knutson,
Ben Farmstad and Nels Swenson have legs or arms
broken and internal Injuries.
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Wine. Dis. Debar Again Tes,ifies.

TIE $l1 900 MORTGAGE ON Mr.. MARSH,S HOUSE.
NEW YORK. June l3.-Mme. Diss Debar resumed
the witness-Stand at the opening Of the trial to-
day. She stated that the mortgage OF 900 on
the house 166 Madison avenue was raised at the
suggestion OF Mr.. Marsh. She received but 81, 500
or q, 900 OF this amount TO pay on certain JuQg-
ments against herself. Had this not been done
tine sherin might have taken an attachment on
some OF the property in the house, and MIR. Marsh
as sensible man, paid them on to save himself
annoyance.
On erossexamination the madame denied that
she had lectured In 1870 under the auspices of Vic
tOria Woodruff
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HE DKFEArs TRICKETT AT BRISBANE.
BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND, June IA match race
for $500 a side between Hanlan and Trickett was
rowed on the Fitzroy River to-day. Hanlan beat
his opponent by six lengths.
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7-6m FozODONr
TH. FHrrsp Or AL

FUNDS EXTRACT IL used in the household Of the
rrssieent A. well a. that Of the hunblest citizen
Ssn-osrs VI The Army and the Navy the Bar, the
gsIsn tne pepit and the prsss-sn ranks and classes
~ Pyop.e-1Ase sent their personal expef.ence and
Anks Tor The last forty years un their Letters have
piled VOL oues tescfynx the wonderful cures of All
EXTRACT. 'N W N~
Remember PONDS EXTRACT il sold In bottles only
eun wrapper, with landsc ape tlsror rs
With respectable druggists only. my2s
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District Governments Affair.".
COMMISSIONERS wHEArLEY AND RAYMOND Dr
THAY THEY DISAGREE.

COMMISSIONERS wHEArLEY AND RAYMOND DENY
oesrs To rm1Y THEY , 4s4SKEE
appeared In Baltimore pa per with reference TO q
disagreement between Commissioner Wheatly and
today .Wth reerenee 10 the 70 Sischarge pS r
CHIEF clerk and another Of the clerks In the eng-
neer department. The kindest feelings exist be-
tween Mr.. Wheatly and myself, and there are alb
solutely no changes, especially In the chief cerk-
ship, in my department even contemplated"
Mr.. Wheatley, coming up at this time, said: "Its
existed between Major Raymond and myself"
UNDERGROUND WIRES.
The Commissioners, In q letter to Chairman
contemplated by h. R. bill 9e52, to provide for
placing the electric wires connecting the several
Departments OF the Government at Washington,
District OF Columbia, Underground The Commits
stonerS, however, call attention TO the fact that
the streets, alleys and highways In the District Of
gest that proviso be added to the biIl as follows:
shall be opened for the purposes OF this act At
such times and In such manner as may De APP
Columbia
The Commissioners have written to Chairman
Hemphiu approving In general OF the provisions OF
II. X. bill 1858 To provide for placing the electric
wires used by the District or Columbia UNDER
ground" They say that the work contemplated
BY the bill receives the hearty approval OF the
Commissioners but T. Is probably not desirable 70
ground nearly miles OF conduit containing over
25 miles OF wire which have been placed by day
labor under the supervision OF the regular en-
ployes OF the District II 10 believed that this Is
the most economical way OF doing the work. The
estimate recently submitted by the Commissioners
Is based upon the superstition that the work is TO
be done In this way. They therefore suggested
that the manner OF executing the work be LEFT 70
the discretion Of the Commissioner which can be
readily effected by striking out section OF the
bill
AN AMBULANCE FOR DISABLED ANIMALS
Health On1cer Townshend, In his report on Sen
ator Palmer's proposition for an ambulance for
disabled animais says: 81 can see objection 70
the Inauguration OF . veterinary ambulance serv-
Ice, provided that Congress will make proper pro-
vision, not alone for the vehicle, but also for
the driver, horses, forage, stabling harness. and
the necessary appliances for lifting crippled Oh
diseased animals"
BUILDING PRINTS
were Issued to-day a. follows: Aug. Douglass one
brick store and dwelling at l706 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest; zoo. Walter II. Archer, two
brick dwellings a. sos and sos New Jersey avenue
northwest; $4,000 John 0ckershausen, one brick
stable At 12AO 10th street northwest; 600 n. II.
Green, one frame dwelling on Conduit road; q, 600
| c. =. Ramsburg, nine brick dweltngA fEom 1l3 70
12o Pierce street northwest; $500.
This afternoon, In Circuit Court No 2 verdicta
were found against the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Co tor damages 70 property - follows:
L sHsnn
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VERDICT FOR DEFHNDANT-TO-day, in Circuit
agt. Acker, for damages alleged to have been sus-
tanned by stone failing from the DEFENDANTS pile
OF material, breaking his leg, verdict was re-
turned for defendant
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steam Railroad Routes in Washington.
Mr.. fAuLKNERs TWO AMENDMENTS TO TIE PEND
ING BILL.

In the Senate to-day Mr.. Faulkner offered two
amendments to the pending bill Uhe Faulkner
bD TO define the routes OF steam railroads In the
District.
One amendment authorizes the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Co. to charge and receive for the
transportation OF passengers and freight and for
carrying the malls upon the new line to be con-
structed the same compensation as 1t Is now au-
thorized to charge and receive for such transport
tation and carriage upon the Metropolitan Branch
In the District.
The other amendment is In the shape OF new
section, and provides that In the Baltimore and
ONO shall elect TO permit separate and distinct
corporation TO build and own the new line OF rail-
road, which the Baltimore ana Ohio Is authorized
and required to construct by this act, then cor
poratiOn, organized for that purpose under the
general law OF the District, shall have the right
and authority to construct the proposed new line,
and shall possess and exercise for that purpose ali
the powers, privileges and franchises granted to
the Baltimore and Ohio
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Capitol Topics.

The tariff subcommittee OF the Senate to-day
gave an extended audience to the wire-rod and
WITHDRAWING interests. The latter advocate re-
duction Of the duty on wtre-rods to three-teenths
OF cent pound while the wire-rod men oppose
q reduction.
NOTES.
AT the close OF Mr.. Hales speech In the senate
to-day the Morgan resolution In relation TO the
fisheries treaty was postponed till Monday, the
25th.
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MARRIAGE LcENsEs.-MarTiage licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court TO Alfred
County, Md. w. A. ralland and Augusta Streb q.
W.. Brown, OF Montgomery County, Md,
OF New York, ana Mary E Malone;
7. E. McArdle and Marion v. Thompson; W. H.
Hayden,of Charles Co., Md, and Virginia +. Hunt;
Geo. w. Payne and Harriet A. Haislup; j. +. Os-
terman and Kate Howard.
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Fear. for a Pilgrim steamer.

LONDON, June ia dispatch from Jeddah say!
that the German steamer PemptOs from Singa
pore, with ], 100 pilgrims on their way 10 Meccs
on board, is overdue at Jeddah and II Is supposed
that she has been lost
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LANCASTER, Pa, June l3.-The board OF trustees
OF Franklin and Marshall college this morning re-
fused 10 accept DIR. Thomas g. Apples resignation
OF the presidency, and he reed TO serve another
year. being relieved OF the discipline Of the college
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PHILADELPHIA, June lathe Evening Gall team
defeated the Detroit Journal boys this mornidg BY
better fielding by score OF TO q. Base hits
Journal 2, Gail 2. Errors: Journal 8, Call 9. Bat
teries: Journal, Gallagher and Downer; Call
Dukes and Dunn. Umpire, Harry Wright.
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TIE OLNKY INSTITUTE CoMMRNCENEN T.-The com
mencement exercises OF Olney Institute tooR
place at Lnthicum Hall last night Rev. Alder,
X. stuart opened the exercises with prayer and
delivered the certificates TO the pupils who had
passed successful examinations. Hon. j. Ran.
dolph Tucker made an entertaining and instructive
address, and Gen. John Goode followed him In q
short speech Judge Hagner presented the diplo-
mas and gold medals TO the graduates, and Rev
Mr.. REGISTER offered prayer and pronounced the
benediction. After The formal exercises there was
q dance.
SENT 10 JAN FOR STEALING.-SatUroay afternoon
Omcer Amos arrested, on the Conduit road. a
youny man named Joseph Payne who has been
wanted on charge OF stealing some clothing
from Mr.. X. T. Joslyn. Tnis morning, IN the Police
Court. the prisoner pleaded guilty, and was given
90 days In jai
GRAIN RRCErrrs-Canal boat wheatley Bros.
arrived yesterday with 3, 100 bushes OF corn and
goo bushels OF wheat for j. q. & j. n. Waters
NoTEs-M street presents q most neglected ap-
pearance, resulting from the failure OF the street
sweepers 70 remove the accum ulated dirt and rub
bish.-The Washington Canoe Club have removed
IT'S house, IL is now opposite the Columbia Athleuc
Crews boat-house.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
O. m--Great Falls, temperature, %; condition
"a; receiving reservoir, temperature, 20; condi-
ton az north connection. 80; CONDITION at south
connection, SO; distributing reservoir. tempera-
lure, "a; condition at iniuent gaJe-house, 50;
condition at ef1uent gate-house, 50 High tide
In the river to-day, l0:47 pm, low toe at 5:07 pm
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FREEHOLD, ". j., June 13.-Dr. John p. Pember-
ton. the Long Branch physician who assaulted
Clifton W. Tayleure, the editor OF the Long Branch
Netcs, was convicted this morning. The Jury was
out only few minutes. sentence was deferred at
the request OF DR. Pembertons counsel.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd. June IL Cotton firm - mid
ding. lOsalOA. Hour moderately active, prices
unchanged Wheat-southern. dull and lower; fultz.
s9a93; Longberry yOaso: western, steady; No Z
ss. AnEust sgh.ss.; sePtemesr. 9o..ag0k. Corn
5yNaou; western. steady; mixed spot, 5sSa5sk:
June. 5sa5ss july. 5sa5ss; August 5s;sa5yS.
COMMUNICATING. So.67; Hay nrIn-prin,e choice
western. 100 Provi.ions unchanged Butter Arm
nned, 71.. Coffee nrm-kio carsoes. fair. 151. sugar
steady-A-soft On: copper refined steady, l5c11
whisky steady, l26s 2s. Frsishts TO Liverpool per
steamer dull-cotton. o-32d; hour tou 5A grain.
bushels.
The stock exchange adjourned TO-DAY In respect 10
Mr.. 7. HARRISON Garrett
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. III; June ID II a m.,The markets. ON
Oh r. ct So: July corn lower. 81 y. and July
pork Sc lower. ct 1880; The July option Il now
3:A: pork. 1855; lard. a5sb; shost Ti6s. 7.57H.
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Amended and Passed n the senate
To-day.

In the senate, at O'Clock this afternoon, con-
sheraton Of the District appropriation bill was
resumed
BY unanimous consent there was change made
under the head Of county roads 90 as to make IL
read for WORK on 4th street northeast extended
toward the Bunker Hill road and LIST street, along
Michigan avenue to Lincoln Park, $4,000.
Another amendment was adopted to authorize
the Commissioners to allot TO the Washington
Night Lodgtng-House Association gross sum not
70 Toe exceed Sooo 70 ee expended ny the associa
allot part OF the sum entrusted to them for simi
lar purposes 10 the Young W0mens Christian
Home.
Mr.. Calls amendment to appoint a supervising
Inspector OF plumbing at a salary OF $1,000 per
year was accepted by Mr.. Plumb and agreed to
without debate
The committees amendment to strike out the
House provision requiring telegraph, telephone
Ing $50, 600 TO deray the expense Of placing Dis
trict wires under ground was next taken up.
Mr. Chandler hoped the amendment would not
De agreed 10. He mad a letter addressed to the
House appropriations committee by the Commits
sloners recommending an increase OF appropria-
ton, above $4,000 for placing District wires un-
MI. Plumb said he had not seen that letter be-
iore. he was willing TO permit the appropriation
that was agreed to.
Mr.. Chandler briefly urged the retention of the
take sSs ieaa n eope iSs wrss
to be placed under ground; that If the
autnorltles walt until the telegraph and telephone
companies are ready TO make the change II Will
never De done. This beautiful city ought TO set
Tine example OF cOInpulsiOn in this matter.
under sT agreed tnat wires ought to De placed
ment OF Senator Plumb had convinced him that 1t
was not practicable yet TO follow any system.
Mr.. Rddeberger briefly checked proceedings by
raising the point that there was legislation In the
Dill and that was O violation OF the rules.
MI. Plumb explained that the prov1sO came from
the House. Mr.. Riddeberger didn't care where It
came from, he objected TO Ii.
well, strike IL out then" suggested Mr.. Plumb
The amendment OF the committee striking out
the House provision was sustained by an over.
whelming vote, 1t being nearly unanimous to
strike out.
The committees amendment to strike out the
House provision In relation to underground wires
was adopted by vote OF SO to D. and the bill was
then DaSsad - " 49,
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Mama

New York stock Market
The following are the opening aud closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, reported by special
wire 10 Corson and Mccartney 14l9 street.
a N n
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The WASHINGTON HEIGHTS PKopKRry.-In q

The WASHINGTON HEIGHTS PRoPERTY.-In the
case OF &. +. l. Richardson agt ). w. TullOck, the
commissioners, T. j. Fisher, W. p. Young, and w.
Forsyth, have FLED their report with tables and
subdivision, 3SH acres OF the Washington Heights
property. They place a total value OF 81, 1877.
1926 on the entire tract as subdivided, and have
through MIR. II. A. Willard, a disinterested party,
divided the f0rtieths TO the respective owners
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A House Said To be Preparing for Her
Near Marion, Mass.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, June lathe report
comes from Marion that the old yellow house ON
the point, opposite the old landing In Marion Har
Dor, is being reiitLed for occupancy by Mrs Cleve-
land this summer
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The viii Of the late Emma @. wright was fied
to-day. She leaves 70 her mother, Mary B. Post
for LIE proceeds Of $1,000 the principal to revert
TO her ron, 4 ?. Wright rssiduary leGAtea.