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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
r,.uryIyG CANDIDATES FOB PKrNCHroy.

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The entrance examinations for Princeton ''h'g'
ue,p begun Yesterday al forty different points through
OH, tho United states. lie oNaminanoh h''u ~ 'nH
civ WAS conducted BY PrutvNor West. Assisted UY
u,,,,,r Magic Of Princeton. IN the lcctIrv.roum Of
tho Youur Nnru's Christian Association, H. Twenty
hIrt-,t There was unusually large humber VI
apullcantS slxtytwo candidates presented them
selves of whom twenty r'ght took tho pIeim'naS
examination Forty Of the candidates wore applicant
for tho academic and Twenty-Five Tor tho sei'hh
rour,r Ten took examinations for the now School
-, yIec,rcal Eugneerng whirh will be oponod IN the
lsIi Among the preparatory schools represented
were Columbia Grammcr school. DrINer. berkeley,
wilson and Kellogg, r. n. Lyons, sachS, Dwight
Polytechnic bedford and IIasbruucks tn" subjects
Yesterday were Latin. English and French. Those
for to-day will be Gre Ii. mathematics. LJln ana
physical geography. The other cities In which pro
fossors from the college holding examinations arc
Philadelphia and Plttsburg.
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Post Onlco Notice.

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Nhen It is DC sired 70 dlpLSales Of baking and
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
THE PIRATIC4L HICKMlN AT NIIGiRI.

From This DuiialO Courier.
A stranger hurried into the Office Of urS Clarke
and Campbell Monday, aud displaying bad scalp
wound, sAkod to have Il sewc up. II Was ot con
siderable length and to tho skull As to the manner
of Obtaining II he tod this story II was entcrng
Prospect Park when hacSmsn solicited me to drive
10 the Whirlpool RapidS akod him his price;
and he said oh never mind about that; ] VIII
treat you all nght jump In anyway l wanted to
the rapids, AMI 50 ! got H. Hs drove me there ere
he wanted double the amount Thought w@ right
DID not feel like paying 50 much ana T SiHh IL
the air And StrnGt me me head awful hard WITH
ne butt end cutting me as you See ,m ing 5 %sa
and all not feel HE MAILING a complaint against
ar su .u.auant for fear he would be detained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
TWO MEDALS FOR TWO GRADUATES

Tbs tenth annual closing exercises. VI ne INN,
,,sne, School were held last night at the schoo
building, No Is West Twenty .hfth-st 'rsdua . q
certificates were awarded to George A. Rogers ao .,
Murray Kay, each Of whom also received eon'
medal for proficiency In scholarship An 'h1rro'""s
programme, including music and spahlnt' a.. It,,
RED out by members OF the various cias'' "T p,n
q, st,,dsnts participating including Horace w. PM
- Q Edwards. Thomas II. whfen, Alfred D.
smith stephen Birch, James Gouid Pratt ana pe
Oreo Brown, besides the two graduates.
The Rev. DR.. Morgan DIX made pIri au''oS
The Rev DIR c. f. swope congratulated those co. c"n
o al Wien The school upn It's Increasing importance
= Uoward Mabony is tho head master OF inc Hs or
tuition which during the last year has had i-'
pupils I'm attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
SOME FINE STATEN ISLAND TURMoUra
OPENING OF THE RICHMOND COUNTY cpussT11
cnuB-PEoPLE WHO WERE PREeENT.

CUB-PEoPLE WHO WE'RE PREeEeyT.
The formal opening Of the Richmond County Countzy
Club took place yesterday afternoon at the clubs pretty
house in the Glove Road, Staten Island, and the 90
castop brought together Q brilliant gathering Of the
fashionable riding and driving element Of sa'en Island.
The interior OF the club house tasefy dec0yatc4
with cut flowers and on the lawn to the nght IL the
house. erected Q large marquee, In which
luncheon served TO the guests. Music was SUP
piled by the Marine Band. The grounds were crpwded
with the finest quality of horsefesh and the mose
gorgeous turnOufs the island. Among those who
were present In tho afternoon and evening were
Clarence whitman, president OF the club. who drove
his and bays before his fourn-S and break.
and accompanied by Mrs. Whitman and party
OF young girls; F. Norman Nichols and Nr. and MIRA.
I. Kingsley Martin, who drove tandem Mr.. and Mrs.
H. f. Alexander Miss Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Harry Motley, Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Greenneh, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis F. Within. Mr.. and
Mrs. ". H. Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Thomss,
Mr. and Mrs. George 4. +. Irving, Captain and Mrs.
barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander d. shaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. George T. Bonner. tho Misses Bonner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward II. Bonner, Mr. and Mrs. George l.
Upshur, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Bosrdmsn, Mr. and
Mrs. ". ii. Dayidge, Erastrs wiman. tho Misses
Wfman, George Cromwell. Mr. and Mrs j. Frank
EmInons, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney De Kay Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Il. relfair, Miss Telfar, Charles u. Freeman Mr.:
end Mrs: James McNamec. David wilcox, Mr, and
Mrs. A. D. Irving the Misses walker, Mr. snd Mrs.
J. s whitman. David Marsh, Mr. and Mrs George
D. Lord Miss Marsh, the Misses Gatterleo, the Misses
TOmpkins, Miss Gertrude Williams, Mr.. and ME-.
10 Due and Mr. and Mrs. Lyman d. Friexe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
coRRgCr MINES OF soMB AUTHORS.

From The Chicago News.
Here arc Q few interesting points OF Information
as to the names Of literary men ~
Wilkie Collins l. really william Wilhe Collins.
Austin Dobson was baptized Henry Austin i,obsoh
Maurice Thompso ten years agu was James Maurice
Thompson - 4. -, t..,d.r
Matthews. ,. r.,,.
Uenry Rider Haegard Is tho null name OF the author
Of sensational novels. ,.,,
" slason Thompson editor Of America has within
ten years dropped his first name Alexander ,,,,o.
JoanuIn Miller 10 really Ctncinnatus Heine Miller
Tdmnnd William Gosso and Edgar william kye
,,ouId SCARCELY be identified by tbelr real names
Julian Hawthorne has not for twelve years used MS
,,.toric middle name, Crowninsheld
Francis Richard stockton Is now known AZ frAhh
stockton. ,,, 4. All. ,,,,,u..
nnyard 'raylor's first name was James.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
rrrrrrIyE IIlGHLICFNSE LAWS.

m me razor Of The Tr'6""e
Sir. Won SAY that high license In Phhadeipha docs
,h,s md 80 TO rhl, take exception. and Tor ms
among other reasons no applicant for liquor license
refused to pay the price for ircu>c. WHAT h' dId h"
want was to be put under the scrutiny Of Judges Wa
would not issue licenses to proven 'a"'prSar'. H''
:, u, ,,ss issued TO law. Urraker On proof Of tha
,.ot {, uas AT once revoked. This lattr l. trlIr
-, ction hut this kind Of restriction we do not ha,r
r,r ms n bccu proved that W. shall have u III thr
sta,, surh restrictive power placed In tho hands OF
,,nriuht Judges would produce correspond NJ lo>.hN
With or without licenso, hEh or loW. aAS Mh".e ~ ~
powcrs in Tho law In this STATE. and msks 81 penal
offence for the ADMINISTRATORS Of said law 10 rvae 'r
V.I hImk A PROnlBITlONlsT.
Np,uklyu Juno 10, l--0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
GENERAL. ARMSTRONG AND THE INDIAN PUPILS
AT HAMPTON
To fhs Editor or The Tribune.

TO ths Edttor or The Trtobhs.
Sir: In yesterdays Tribune yon gave "eher''
Armstrong; explicit and complete rth,a''oh o' ,''o
charges made Of improper treatment OF the lnnish
,un,s Mt thr HAMPTON institute Perhaps this might
I,rc but YOU will do favor to the many frienhS vi
thai important and useful school II you Will ato" some
Corruborauve general testimony.
The foundation Of that Institution was laid "hon tue
Americ an Mis- sIonsFy Association opened mere tne MT
fr,odmrn's school In the Ih""i OF" 20
I'm 1901. In 1858 10 was put u'"or
IN, carr d, General Armstrong, and soon afterwsri
IL va. incorporated under tho Boar" 0t ii"S
tors Us the state Of Virginia, and for the las'
,acLtrrn wear, the state has Appropriated 10 II
annually $4,000 sending regularly 10 Il boaiu of
Visitor, to Inspect. It's operations and Nport 10 Tue
stale legislature. Virginia has th"s SHOWN H''
,onsa urd confidence IN the school. oh 'hs' inn'
HoarL Of Trustees was the Hon. James A. "athcP
,l., , member of Congress, and the Board contained
ON IFS list last year such men a. Elber b. Mouroe'
lanes NJ Brown of Brown Brothers, inc Kew Ut
parkhu,t Of New.York. the Rev. DIR. MrN Nher' Vi
uh,l.l.luhia and Judge Hughes, Of Norfolk. Va
Having Lcen a member Of that Board NOM tue mrs.
yrr ,h,I ia. Trustees have visited the INSTITUTION,
net only regularly at the Aaminauois anu anhNvLs'
rNrrla,rs, but cNcrs Of them nave III '.o ,,,n,
given personal and careful lnspecIioh ~ VI. - a.
- m. treasure 10 tho varied industries 10 me as
limo Of the school, and ~ the 20 baS
boarding depar ,S HH1psJenc. Of the Boari In General
Armstrong ard IN the iudious anu mono Suo
Of The institution. IhrS Ta' epIjotv IN RESPECT 10
Le health OF The Indian pupils a. seTleu w w.
change of climate and ;urr"um" nIIS 70 General Arm,
iT'ns In The school pCrclndr III" possibility OF mng
verify in P nT s hat al i those Who know most
~ tcrcral Armstrong ard OF the Hampton school VIII
give hast crrdrnce 10 any charges or nTRIEI
SECRETARY OF the American Missionary AsNocia''oh'
Ncw.York, Juro 90 lo7o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
now 10 MEET A REPORTER.

From The UuNAIO COUTToT'
II people who possess Information when theS
others 10 withhold from the public, would be perfectly
frank with reporters who sock that Information from
,hem and say that they know, but for suhcent
reasons do not wish 70 tell what they know. they
would pursue a course moro 10 ther personal credit
svniVely that they don't know. that someone else
must be seen or that they are too busy TO talk
hat perssn Is seeding 10 throw him on the scent
viii persist in getting at the facts anyhow, and VIII
nnt ~ ant To retain q high opinion OF tho others
candor or shire wdess, TO assist the public 10 any
complimentary conclusion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
SOME ODD COISUDEN CES.
Euula

one morning last week man boarded tho steamer
Mary Powell foot OF NestrySt.. anl said 10 the cap
tain have lost my trunk don't know SV, whether H6r
Names asked the captain. a. T.. Anderson was
the reply. That's my name also" said Captain
Anderson My full name said the stranger, Is
Ambrose Eltinge Anderson, and never saw you
before "Nor | you" said the captain. and that
is my full namo ALSO =,
boarded the steamer at Newburg and going up to
tho ticket Office purchased ticket for R0ndouf Said
sho al have often had q desire TO take sail on this
boat. ! reside at Philadelphia and my name Is Mary
Powall.- This was an aStonsher, AMI Captain Ader.
son told her the story OF the morning and both talked
about Condolences strange and otherwise for half IN
hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
DIR. ROBIySON's SUCCESSOR.
~.
THE CORPORATION OF BROWN UNIVERSITY

ELECTS DIR. Z. d. ANDREWS,
Providence June 90 (SpeciaD-The corporation OF
Brown University met TO day at 10 u. m In University
Hall Thomas p. /. Goddard, Of Providence was
elected member Of the Board Of Fellows in place OF
G. h. Bradley, deceased. Arnold Green, VI Pro'i-
dencs. was chosen trustee in place OF f. NJ snow
NJ. d., deceased. Charles H. Con was chosen trus
tee In place Of Rowland Hazard, transferred 70 the
Board Of Fellows.
HIS Burrage. d. D., OF Portland, Me- was CHOSEN
trste. I'm place OF J. G. stockbrdge, transferred 70
Professor T. b. Andrews d. D., LII. D., or Lornell
rniyersity was chosen president 81 brown o"No''iS
IN mace of President Robinson, resigned A., uo.,o.
" fhn CORPORATION adjourned TO meet the INST "eonos
day I'm September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
FOR THE SFAsHOREs

The boats tho Sandy Hook Route now leave
New.York, Pier 9, n. r. a. 80, 1olS . m, "a,
on SATURDAY, June e2 and 90. special boat will
leave Ncw.YOrk al 100 p. m. for sandy Hook. scar
bright, Monmouth Beach, Long Branch, Asbury Park,
OCEAN Grove. etc.
The full summer schedule Of this road will take
effect on Sunday, juno 30.
The steamers Monmouth Sandy Hook and ST.
Johns Will compose the feet on this route. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
PRECEDENT HARRISON A DOCTOR or LAWS

Cincinnati, June 2O.-Thc trustees OF Miami Uni
versIty. at oxford, ohio. to-day conferred the d"
glce uf IL. d. upon President Harrison. s-cTc'afN
Of the Interior j. " Noble and Johu W lierrvn. all
alumni Of the college The Society Of the Alumni
met last night aud were addressed by ID W. McClnng
Of Cincinnati. who favored such legislation a. would
uIace the college IN the control OF the alumni tn"
/ .~rnLrent-nnial Of the Beta Theta Pl fraternity.
which was organized at ONfurh, was celebrated yrs-
tet,iay. J. Rnoy Knox Of Grecnvlllr ohio. and r.
r Marshall. Of KcOfIk, Iowa. two OF tho FOUNDER
were present. Among tho members present were
Calvin e. Brice, 'ohn ]. Cuvington, Of Ne~-fork'
samuel i. Hunt, II. l.. MOry, J. W. owen and r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
STRIKING RBsEMBLASo Oh.

From The Washington Post
There is one on McGarrahan. when Charles Dieksns
was in washington years ago. me fsnou" "Ahopef "
Dont you think he has q marked resemblance
to Tom su BE- sss'S b.. smooth face aud
D,,Ien. has whskers. Their eyes and hair arc OF
t,Wsren, COLOR and they don't look At all alike
What. not In their shirt fronbT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
PInR aODA.wArER TOPER.

From The Buffalo Express
There goes girl who Is the champion soua," -,
man who Is sddicted to the habit. " Yes, ar con
tinued tho garrulous compounder OF na naSa, han
snV three girls 10 The High school She came in here
on Saturday and wager poured seven s st,.s .,
minutes. she drinks Il least two glasses OF soda
with vanilla asvorj svsry time she comes In here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
THE DAISY As TIE NATIONAL FLOWER.

TO ne Edttor OF The Tribnne.
Sir Among the many Suggestions Tor Na''ohh'
flower have seen no mention OF the uAS' lh'
common Oh yod daisy Is universal iaNo'e anu Soc'
particularly appropriate on account Of Us compost"
,.,urc Tho "mauy In oncn forming the hral AMI
The unbroken orule Of ray-hOwers seem pari Clary
suggestive Of the National motto cave TIE hdNy
,isrc among Tho flowers which suitable fnr a
Rational emblem The beautiful dasy, tho d'lSh,
OF the Children. rs free 10 all a. the JcaSnHH anu
privileges OF our glorious country. ~
syracuse y. Y, June 80, l--0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
Special Nonrts.
A-A- l:rorse A. Leayitt 81 Company.
H. c. MERRY. Auctioneer
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SPECIAL SALE DY ORDER OF EXECUTOR
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Speelal Noilres.

Extraordinary Fine Brandics 1893 1904 BvstA SHERIFF.
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unsigned by
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BELONG Ia n very old estate ,..
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goods hereby consigned not ODy nrstciass IN nn
uuay but cannot be duplicated al any pfico When pur
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srve Of close each lot a. best prices you ca
OBTAIN
ALSO, By PERMISSION OF THE EXECUTION
~' IN THE ORIGINAL. PACKAGES
~ packages, 10 gallons each ami - auto gallons EAs
Iuua Saerus sherry vintage 1891 anu IL PACKAGES ~
GALLONS each and % ditto GALLONS each, -
LONDON DUCh SPECIALITY OLD PoHF,
Vintage 1000
The above unique orglna' packages Oh OLD "a LIE
AID PORTS viii he sold " account and nave been
r1t 20 this country old house noted for importing
Inc Highest grades irrespective u prae Tor nrss
class family trade. -. -. 49,, ,.,,,>, ,n,,,.r,ox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
HOW DO ANGELS DRESS. ANYHOW

70 ths Editor OF The Tribune.
sir: very striking sight at WOodlawn cemetery
,s A nude figure representing an angel The beautiful
,,tr ~ wings II wears alone lend 10 the imaypatOn
an idea of celestial being II would certainly have
been better taste 10 drape the figure IN acc0inah'e
with classical usage. O. 'oNfo'
EoW.York, June 90. 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
GENERAL WEBB A WARDS PRIZES
GOOD WORK AT THE CITY COLLEGE RE-
WARDED.
OPERA HoUsE-THE GRADUATES AND
THE DEGREES CONFERRED.


THE DEGREES CONFERRED.
brilliant conoourse Of people crowded the Metro
poltan Opera House last evening TO witness the cere
monies attendant upon the annual commencement Of
the College of the City Of NewYork On the plat
form with General lcxander S Webb, the president
were many mon OF prominence, Including General W.T.
Sherman, General o. .. Howard, President j. Edward
simmons. Of the Board Of Education; ex-Pcsdent
William Wood, Colonel Floyd Clarkson, General a. p
Kotchum, exJudge Lschman, Superintendent John
Jasper of the public schools Assistant Superintendent
f. w. Fisher and School Commissioners o'Brien. selig
man. Hunt, PURIFY, Devoe, Kuhne and Schmidt.
The audience manifested deep interest in the proceed
ngs throughout and the efforts Of the young speakers
TO whom the honors fell appropriately rewarded
with applause. The popular orator OF the evening.
however, was General Sherman, whose fatherly adj
vice 10 the graduates received with rounds Of
cheers.
After prayer BY the Rev. DR.. Francis Brown, Of
the Union Theological Seminary, Ezra X. Waterbury
delivered the salutatory, his subject being " The
Federal Principle vindcated.n Julius Prince third
honor spoke OH Engineering as . Factor Of CIviliZa
tom and Charles F. Horne fourth honor on Cen
tralzaon IN our Government" Livingston Schuy ler
dfth hOnoe) eulOgized Julius Caesar and Gano s.
Dunn described Electricity the New Force In
Physics The valelctorian, Frederick NJ. Pedeson
showed his classmates that they must Learn to
Labor and 10 Waltz
Resdent Webb then conferred the degree OF
Bachelor of Arts OF Sciences each member Of the
senior class The graduates, with their degrees,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
N1Nr oRAnuArEs AT nRLoIT CoLLEGE.

Beloit Wis June l9.-Todsy was commencement
day at Bolot College class numbering nine was
graduated Henry VI. Richardson, OF Beoit, was
salItatorian. masters Grafton was delivered BY
f. C. Ritsher Of NcwYork city, OF the class of sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
pRoybssoR AIoNzo WILLIAMS CHOSEN.

ProyLirnce June 90 (speciaD.M tho annual merit
Inc n, IN. Greenwich Academy Alumni Association,
nenbsr of the board Of directors To represent tbs
alumni was elected After several ballots, Professor
Alop1o Williams OF Brown University, was tho choice
M the association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21

INTERESTED IN THE DUCHESS OF N4RL
B0B0UGH
From The Albany Express.
Albany people take special interest In the dongs
Of the Duchess Of Marlborough, partly because she
was from Troy nd sartly becauae her ofer Of Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21

course-Fred c. NJ. Floeg. Harry T. Grevstt Fine Art
eour.e-Carrie V. X Bedell Minnie Holmes The
salutatory was given by Kate N. RANDALL ana ne
ysedictory by Louise p. Reppelmann. There was
large attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
brRE lITERSAmVEs.

From Tho Detroit Free Pres
pa.tor-I have . call TO Boston at Q muGh pet'os
,.ry than / am getting here. what SHAH 40
ns.cnn%You must be- Influenced by the ungodilness
Of the place. -, ..-,-., -. IA rssnatn hare
IN Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
PREPAYMENT OF LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY.

Providence, juno 20 tSpec!aD-'hxlos W.
Gallagher u. D., who Is the newly elected president
Of Lawrence University, WiscOnsln. IS pastor OF tho
Mahewson Street Methodist Episcopal Church in this
city He Is a graduate Of Wesleyan, Is about
forty years Of age and has held many important
charges in the Providence Conference. Dr. Gallagher
will aocept Che ofilco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21

TIE NAME CHANGED TO DIS MONIES COLLEGE,
DIS Moines, Iowa. Juno 20.DThs annual commences
ment Of the Baptist University has brought some
important changes In tho status OF that Institution
III. name Vas changed TO the Dcs MOnes College and
~ Rey H. f., stetson Yesterday lnauRursicd
nresdeut The college finances IN good condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21

and she in for her favorte beverage three or
four times daily. She Is q little daisy and ss efer-
vescent IS q seidhu powder"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21

Barry's Tricopherous.-It your hair Is thin ny u;
.cIiriy try IL IL harsh n turning try IL us-
try all who IL will preserve their hair through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
A MILITARY ACADEMY coMMENc EMENr

Chester Penn, June 20. The twenty seventh annual
commencement Of tho PENIS aria Military Academy
took place to-day. After guard mount. al ~ 10
o'clock the following young men composing the
Graduating class delivered orattouS: Frank \. Brown,
Pennsylvania: Maurice L. Calm, Maryland John JAY
Paul Wisconsin; Charles =. Newman. Illinois; America
Rodriguez, BraIl Thomas Il. Iaper Illinois Warren
Dickinson, Iowa William T.. Stubs, Peunsylvauis.
Jay White, Michigan francisco Nsranjo Mexico !.
Gregory McThcrS"n, NewJcrsy aud the vaI"dIctorian
Henry j. Newman Illinois. Tho dcsr", wrrr con
ts,rcd h, Ex-Governor william J. Pollock, president
Of the Boari OF Trustee. The military eherci'r'
yer the finest given on the Hrunph. They
included a cavalry dnl under command OF Lieutenant
hmm OF the United States Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21

large gift to tho Cathedral of All Saints here W
refused BY Bishop Dosne, after she married -
morally right II Is said, and he preferred 70 kAW
the duchess bestow her gifts eisewhcrc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21

A. r. Waller, formerly Interstate Commerce Com.
missioner and now chairman Of the Interstate Com
mercc Railway Association. Is also mentioned in con-
nection with the place.