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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
MErryG OF THE rIssErr colnnrTBE:

Albany, March 10 epeclaD.-The members OF the
Fsssoft Aquednct Investigating Committee met last
night at Senator Fessetps house. and considered the
principal features OF tho report which the committee
VII mako 10 the Senate DeLancey Nicol and hr'
Bos-iman the counsel for the committee, were
prcseSt and went over these points with the commit
tee. The committee unanimously decided to condemn
the actlca OF the former Aqueuot Hoard and also Tho
Legislature for passing the BIN; but whom It was
suggest ed nat the Governor also bo eondemued'
because he sSned the bill, the Democratic members
would not agrse TO IL. A long argument followed,
and the meeting did not break up until o'clock this
morning II the Democrats do not yield THIS point;
there win be mapfty and minority report hanoed
In. Tho committee will report next Mednesday.
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NOTES or TIE sTASE.

W. J. Rosenquest has decided that no more Sunday
night entertainments shan be given az the Bjou or
Fourteenth Street theatres while no remains their
managef.
H.y. seanisu ws,I be sasn next week it The Grand
Opera House In The Irish Minstrcls It win be
TIE first presentation Of The play at that house.
The following people have been engaged for Charles
Slows new play, - Tho Iron creed,s to be produced
next month at the Fourteenth Street Theatre: Atkins
sss mersi ss s Kate BF Foley " and HssSs
Reward.
Jossph Jefferson Is said to be writing an account
Of hfs life.
< siasdcr & Ranhin's new military rnelodrania The
sklrush Lfsen Is to be brought out on April Is at
the Academy Of Music Philadelphia under Che auspices
OF the Grand Army OF the EepablIc.
The big benefit for Manager j. Charles Davis at
the Peoples Theatre this afternoon is timed 10 begin
Al and end al 1; 10 The extraordinary list of per
formers has been previously gron.
Tho last performance Of Sweet Lavender may be
attended this week st the Lyceum Tic Msrapise'
Richard Carroll, clever comedian, hes been en-
gagged by Mr.. Arpnson, to replace James r Powers
a. the Casino in Nadty," during his absence with
the travelling company No. 1.
Al the concert to be given on Sunday night tst.
Pstfssrsp st Nibio's By William Ludwig and his com.
psny. he programme WIN consist entirely Of Irish
National songs, and win DO In perfect keeping with
The day.
Manager Amberg announces ths first performance
tain h 9acs new 'Oca' "0iourSH~ 'n''10o Cap
mako an adaptation ~ two German comedies for
Miss Minnie Palmer
E wa. an. "a. 49,. ,..a,ns ,.ax =. =, !.
fioia Alien, VINO has Deen leaning iady 81 the
Boston Museum. Is TO play In Robert Elsmere."
The name Of the comedietta which NJ cOquein is
10 play In English with Mr.. Booth. for HIS benefit,
q the Star on March 20. Is : The silent system
ss nsss geSs % % Jean nssle yses teasTSs
cadois
Miss pau,ins Han who was Yesterday afternoon said
10 81 serousiy Il, with diuhteretic sore throat, was
cvs driving when reporter called at the Hotel
psrtboidI. about 3. M. Miss Hall had been N
since sunday. but she win probably reioin Mr. Aron-
sons company " aay OF wv
Managers Proctor and Turner gave David Towers,
xca Burgess manager pleasant surprise Yesterday
shcfnoon' Nhhc Mr. TOWELS wss sMs noa e0
scstre FOR few hours. inc mamasors nsoa ~ naa
soma Once on TIC ist OF me s'sso sou ~
Bis return he taken with due ceremony 70 nls new
qnsrtefs; while rs name on tns GD0r w. pVI,.T c
Etl0. Dir fDvefS - u 5Ounf ueu WIZ houS
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THE REV. THEODORE TAIRY.

The Rev. Theodore Thirty, one Of the bestknown priests
Of the Jesuit community in the United states whs has
been connected with the Church Of St. Francis Xavier In
West sxteenth-ss during the past forty years, died
early yesterday AZ the rectory attached 10 the
church. combination Of Bghps disease and dropsy,
after an Illness Of Eve He slxtysx years
old Born In Metz, 1923 he joined the Jesuit order
when stln young In 1s47 he came to this city
and in 1851 ordained priest by Bishop Hughes
From the time Of his arrival here until his death he was
connected with Church Of st. Francis Xavier with the
exception Of two years that he was stationed In 81
Mary's College, Montreal inst before his death he
published the report Of the Society OF the Holy Child
hood OF the United States Of which he chief director
He was the director Of the Young Mems soea!ty Of the
parish OF tho Boys sOdaDty, Of the Married Mems
s0dality and Of the st. Vincent de Paul Conference
the college he professor Of thu grammar class and
Of the poetry class t#t4
HIS body is lying In state in the parior Of the new
college building Nos 30 West Sxteenth-st, and was
viewed by large number of persons yesterday. The
Office the dead Will be chanted In the church At
O'Clock tomorrow morning, and hour later mass VIII
be offered up for tho repose Of his SOUL The burial
viii be In the grounds attached to St John's College
Eopdhaun
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prorEsrryG IN ESCORT FOR ERIossoE's BODY

RrouEsrryG IN ESCORT FOE ERIossoNs BODY
washington. March lathe Secretary Of the Navy
baE under consideration appeals from promi-
pent citizens Of thin country to furnish naval vessel
10 convey the body John Ericsson TO his native land
IN reocTnitlon Of hh distinguished services in pro-
ducinr tho Monitor. Which rendered such valuable aid
10 tho Government in q critical moment On tho
other hand request ha also been received at the De-
partment that this be notdone on the ground mat ms
oatiya country failed Il recognize his inventive
eonius and that his adopted country should care for
bis ho1v
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ooon poor p1IYIyg rN BRoor1Yy.

A finely contested game Of pool was played between
De ORC and Malone IN mo continuous poo. tourna-
ment at Days Assembly Rooms. in Broohip. last
evening. Brilliant plays were numerous. Dc 'oro's
work being especially fine De Orc mado nine
scratches and Malone seven. which made the eoetec
score i51 for Malone 10 $40 for Do Orc. DO go
and Frey will play this evening. Erickson, To
California expert will challenge the winner.
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THE ,,yoorS CLUB ELECTS oPYrcERs:

Tta snn. election for officers Of the Lincoln Club was
heid last night 8. the Of the club No. 90 Clinton
Place and resulted in the selection Of the following names
President Cornelius Van cOtt FIRST vcepresdent Jon
d. lawson: second yioepresident John H. Dorm; third
vlee n,es,aest n voiney King treasurer, james II.
stevens secretary. Aioxsnder II. Reid executive com
m,stee r,caeyiek A. Shields, william Morgan, Whitfield
Van Colt, Henry O. percy Samuel NJ johnson; commit
Tee on admissions Lucas l. Van Allen; Thomas Coakley
George Gregory John b. Martin, Alexander Meoeliand
eommtee III i,b,ary and art Levi p Morton Frederick
w. whi.ridss. rdspenard Stewart Thomas b. Clarke
Q. B. Decker. There was opposition.
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PIPE MILLS OF THE READING IRON WORKS
CLOSED.

heading, Penn, March l3.-The last OF the pipe
mills OF the Reading Iron Works closed down this
afternoon, and now all the vast establishments OF the
firm are out of operation excepting inc Two 0iSs,
-. ,ybleb have about weeks stock OF coal
on hand Fully 1000 men who had employment ten
dav. am are now IDLE The worknsp, to whom fifteen
savS wages arc due received notice this afternoon
,1st on saturday next they would receive enc weeks
pay. - ,.a,.., and
bsIn.rs m the rolling mill of the Centre furnace
ToHnsrr u,snt ont on strike to-day on account OF q
So spp,,aS2 ~ about 10 per cont In their wages
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J REa IDHA OF 4 RREsIDETr's WIPE.

rom Tho Washington CfItlo'
few xeaks before the 4th Of March Laralette, the
little dsaghtsr OF Internal Reyehne Commissioner NIL
ler, went With her mother 10 one OF Mrs Cleyonnds
reoe5tions ,The enid vas very anxious 10 see Mrs.
Cleveland and everything about the reception inter.
ested her intensely After she hsd returned nome her
Why ske said ID disappointed tones, u wasn't
iike tAonTbs " was. Mrs. Cleveland Just lookea HE
anybody
what did you expects ..,,a -. 80 49,,
Oh everything thought she weula ~ on D,s
spgpd r nse sd diamond rings her fingers and
Mr. Cleveland sitting - desk n eis ~ ~
f1fye,and
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lnnnr1 HAVE rHEIR AnNuIL p1NNBR.

The ninth annual dinner Of the Association OF
Alumni! OF the Long Island College Hospital was
eaten last evening in Rcmsen Han, Brooklyn nDou'
l7s sat Al the tables. DR.. Charles r. Do La Vergne
presided After the courses we're served speeches
were made by Mayor Chaplin, L. NJ. Porringon,
81 CLAIR McKelwsy, the Rev. A. J. Lyman, General
A. q. Barnes ard Others The commencement e1,
crcises VIII be held in the Academy OF Music HiiS
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ANAr1Aa M. nAMnRoN.

Ananas NJ. Cameron, for about quarter Of century
and until recently . member Of the Arm OF Arnold,
Constable Co., died yesterday morning at No. ~ West
Fory-sevenh st. are sixy-eght He was born In Ulster
County and engaged In business in Newburg previous to
1885 For half century before his retirement from business
year or two ago prominent man in mercantile
circles In this city He leaves two and two daughters
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,orv xrw GOING 70 wIsB1yGrOE

indianapolis, March 10 'sreclall John 49,
sayed to-neht .or washington. The impression hay-
ing become QeneraI that he Is TO control tho dstnou
ton Of patronage IN indiana. be has been besesed
oontinuaIly by oflce-seehes since Generar Harsons
departure from Indianapolis Over 100 applications
for positions have been hled with him. II Is tho
understanding OF Mr.. News friends that he has been
he Presdenf this week whether or not he wllsecept
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1.oorr pIoH 4 RpsoY'g READIYts.

Locke Richardson gave the last Of bis prese series Of
shakespearean readings before large audience HstoF.
teal Hail. Brooklyn last evening and delighted heafes
with the rendering Of Twelfth Night ne VIA give an
additional cousa Of rsanhs from Dickens ana Shakespeare
on successive sasuresya beginning 90 March aast tho
sams plaza
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rup n,proroRs TO MEET TO-DAY.

There WIN be meeting Of tho directors Of the Madison
Square Garden today ut which IL is expected important
business @iii be transacted one OF inc omeen sa'u V
Tribune Yesterday that the report Of the finance
COMMITTEES would be In eli probability encouraging Is
thought that the stooooo which IL ia desired 70 exend
upon the construction the rev music hs WIN Be raised
with little trouble Until that is done however definite
action In regard 70 the plans sna afsnsemen" ~ 70
fmpoeefbis
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ma co,prvE SAT- MayuyAcruBERs.

Detroit, March 10 Specialize +. Burger, Of New
York who "a said to represent Mo Eastern salt manu-
facturers, was in secret consultation at East Saginaw
tonight with a committee Of seren members Of the
Michigan salt Producers Association. meeting Of
the Michigan producers was held LIST week, when the
s,t,.ot ~ he toprnation Of salt trust or syndicate
Srast disSuasad ne Is understood that Mr. Burger
comes Win nropositions regarding rates.
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pRorrssoR cHARLEs =. MeKAY.

Baltimore. March 1s.-Professor Charles B. Mckay died
somewhat suddenly 1t to-day at HIS home In this
city, ago seyenty-nnc He born IN Northumberland
Penn. and 70 Georgia Nhen twenr>one years old
He lived thero until 1909, when he came 70 this city
Professor Mckay time president OF the Georgia
University at Athena which instituon he has endowed
Ths body viii be taken To Georgia for intekment
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p,.Irs on MryrsTER poRrgn.

Indianapolis March 10 (6peciaD-The new Minister
TO Italy. Ex-Governor Porter has appointed his son,
George T. Porter lawyer thirty years old Secretary
Of Legation for the mission 1t is Minister Porters
intention to start for Rome with his family in about
three weelS.
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OWE yrorrx OF THE KxpLosrox DIES.

Samuel Lavine who was burned by an explosion
in HE psnt store at No. rs Ludiowst., on Tuesday
evening, died yesterday in Bellevue Hospital His
partner Philip olstein, who was burned at the same
time was said 10 DO in critical condition At the
hospital but there was some hope OF bis recovery
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OBSERVING A WHITE REGION ON stTURS,s RING
Boston. March Is-A cable niessaee received by
sThe Science Observer" from the European Associa-
ton OF Astronomers announces the observation by
professor Francois Terby, Of Louvain. Belgium. Of a
vrh,ta regio, g sat,yns ring which ,een By him
against the darn norton Of the planet
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Z. lrn,.. .1,,..s. arRz prne ~ frL0 VIZ p

sgxAroRs Huxr arBs PIGS IyACLoVER"
Erom The Warrington Post.
Yesterday senaaors wslthall pnsh and Egs,s Sc e
re- aoss piEs h. hffsr On hour Of labor. With
kenne ana ESss making aggayating rsinarks senatos
Hsnts. with about OK tr1pausp kot 10 MS iast n'e'
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OBITUARY.
MIII.IAM Won sAcHf

=
William ven sachs business man OF tAis city Of
forty years. standing died yesterday at his home IN
tho Dakota fats nom stroke Of paralysis. Last
summer he had similar strclle and had since then
been in failing health widow and two Sons sur
vive him. The funeral VIII be held tomorrow morn
ing at the Church Of tho Blessed sacraucnt tn West
seventyhrstst
Mr.. Won sachs was porn IN Idstcin, Germany, ON
September 49, 1924 Ills father. Ferdinand Won sachs
was Prlvy Counsellor 10 the Duchy of NsssaiL le
received mercantile education In Breren, London
and Liverpool. and In 1916 came 10 New-York 81 the
agent of Francis 10 Breton 4 Co.. Of london, a
wealthy commission house in tho Brazilian trade.
For four years he held this position, and then formed
a copartnership with william r. Kirkland Of Balti-
more, who died OH Match .. They carried on an
extensive business as general commission merchants
until 1875, when the partnership was dissolved.
Mr. Won sachs thcn engaged In the exchange and ncc
broking business. taking his sons. Julius II. and
William, IT., Into partnership, under the firm naipo
Of W. Won Sachs & Sons at 40. 13s Pearlst About
year ago william, jE. retired, to take an editorial
position ON The Commercial Advertiser since his
first Illness Mr. Won sachs has not actively enRa1ru
in business. His son Julius II. VIII continue the
business. He was member OF the Union Club, ard
director Of the EmiHaut Industrial Savings BANK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
N1NE rRA1N RoBpEss oAPruREp BY P0ssE

NINE TEAM ROBBEzs CAPTURED BY POSSE
Pittsourg, March 1S.-,A gang Of robbers boarded
freight train near shsnaopin Penn, on the Pitts
burg and Lake Erie RailwsE hast evening, and beat
Brakeman ClearJ to insenSibhiiy. They were driven
of by the other tranmen, however, before they So
cured any booty. special tain was telegraphed
for, and a posse under Leut4niat Booker, OF THIS
city, started for the scene Of the attempted robbery
Nine Of the mon were surrounded lear Phnpserrg
and captured. They were heavily armed and carried
ceyolyers knives and black jacks
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ADMIRAL JAuREs.

Paris March 13-Admlral Jaures, Minister OF Marine,
seized with at Of apOpexy 10 the Place dc Ia Con-
eorde this evening, and died afterwsrd
Constant Louis Jean Benjamin Jaures, born on Feb
ruary g. 1929 rose rapidly In the French naval service
took part in the orimean italian Chinese and Mexican
campaigns his country prominent in the Pruszaa
war and served thereafter in the National Assembly
Last month entered NJ. Trards Cabinet as Minister OF
Marine.
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A few years aso It was considered tho correct
thing 70 wear none but imported Rubber Clothing but
air y proving that the goods OF their manufacture
are superior in every respeok Broadway cor Gfandek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14

largo number Of popular necessities could be met
nv nonsnjtine the carefully classified advertisements
on t6e fourth and hhh pages Of The Tribune this
morning.
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WILLIAM r. RICH.

william F. Rich, sge sxty-eght, the foreman Of the
composingroom of Harper & Brothers, died on Tues
day night from pneumonia at his home In East
Orange. He had been connected. with Harper &
Brothers since 1888. He learned tho printing trade
there, and twenty years ago was made foreman. He
was at work Friday last, apparently well He caught
cold and pneumonia followed. He was born in New
York City, and always Identified with Sunday
school work. Formerly no was connected with the
old Market Street Church under DR.. Tyler and was
ono of the deac0Bs. DO has lived a. East Orange
for several years. He leaves widow, one son and
three daughters. all AdultS
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n NAV save you much trouble In finding something
Won greatly want to look The Tribunes fourth and
ffth pages today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14

Short pihy advertisements like those on tho fourth
prove OF great service to those who examine them
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A few elegant suites

can be had as she palstal home. "he Cambridge for
ethey abort term balance OF from parties who
nave zone abroad Apply at 334 SHAVE.
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spsriaI Notices.
5perial Notices.
A. Tho Erwin Davis
COLLECTION OF
MODERN MASTERS,
NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION,
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES,
sss 5rH.AvE.. NEAR s4rHsr.

NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION,
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES,
sss SrH.AvE. NEAR srHsr
~ -
"ENTRANoE OF CHRISTIANS INTO coNsTANrL
NOBLE"
From the FEEDER Collection, Paris.
MILTON Debating PARADISE LOST 10 HIS
DAUGHTERS
"THE LION HUNT 9f
From the late A. E B9ris Collection Philadelphia.
FRoMENTIN'S
,,, "rHE FAIcoNER"
aPAsruRAeE IN NORMANDY
Etched in Cent Chefs dGuvreA
"FEEDING TEE CHIOKENa"
From the late A. II. Boris Collection. Philadelphia
RoUsSEAU'S
"sUNsEr IN THE PYREHEEs"
From the Hartmann Collection, fsra
SUNSET
Georges eAprcmont
-INTERIoR OF A FOREST"
From shs late A Z. B0rto Collection. Philadelphia
ssriIh LIFE DISHES AND yHurr"
MASEtS .BoY WITH SWORD"
"FEEDrNG THE PARRoT.s
NuCHELs .LArpscApE.
CoUABETs -Musrn.
From Paris Salon, lssa
LANDSCAPE AND oArrrF-
From the late A. T. Borie Collection.
~ FOREST OF roNTAINEBLEAU.'
"NEAR BAsBREAU."
I'm THE WOODS AT MARcoUssrs"
Painted for Dursnd RueL 1852
"THE Ford "A WOODLAND PATH"
From the Faure saa ISIS Etched In purand Rasi coie
,-e- uon' 1910
MiLLEl "THE HAYMAKER."
Erorn he iata A Il Collectons PhiIadefphtA
AFTER THE BATH"
LANDSCAPE NEAR BARBIzoNS
DAUBIGNY's
ION TIE MARINE"
LEPASES JOAN OF ARG"
From Paris Salon. 1880.
included in this celebrated collection which 70 30 sd
CHICKERING HALL,
6ra.AvE. CORNER isrH-sr-
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
MARCH 10 AND 20. atS o'clock.
A sE + 4 81 HaA a1L ASSIST IN THE MAN
ROBERT soMEsvIILE. Auctionesr. !,
BIZ oRTeIEs 90
A. John II. Draper, Auerionesr.
FIFTH AVENUE AUCTION RooN&
24o 5TH-AvE
CT wETMoBE. PropristsE
NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION,
To be sold Of auction this
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS MARCH -
AND Is, AT O'CLOCK.
$50 MODERN OIL PAINTINGS II
AMERICAN AND FoaEIeN ARTISTS.
BY order OF Executors and Others
sherihs sale q
at the ~
LIHOU ART GALLERY
,, ropprvn $50 sts R9stoneers win sell, THURS
DAY yfarch IA, at IL valuable collection o. OIL
PAINTINGS By weknown foreign srs's kc On Esalc
lion. $3.50. :. sAelsS A. S@nSA' shosin-
windsor Hotel, Jneksenyille. Fla.
b., FotJISoy HOUSE MANCHESTER VI.
Call r. H oRvIS. Everett HOUSE N x = N 70 II p =
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ByepxlYn, Oh Tuesday, March ~
AZ Tho residence OF BRIDES parents Dy the rev. " y
Cuyler D. d.. james IL Palmer. 2, t@.e'woou' N,a- 70
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nAssErrrn this city March H. 1884 Thomas g. Bassets
aged years :. - -. -, - -
ave- sa1 Sistst, THURSDAY Mares IL ssIlA. n
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xIRRyED.

, s . SS YssF Ss S re goSH for s.
ple OF Denulcent Shaving eoap
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no oURE TEE LIS OF HoRsEs.
THE EEw-ToRK corLEGE OF VETERINARY
SURGEONS SENDS OUT TwENTY-oNE
GRADUATES

The New-York College of Veterinary Surgeons and
school OF Comparative Medicine held its thirtysecond
annual commencement at stcinway Hall last evening
At O'Clock Lander's orchestra played the overture
nom Prince Metbusaem' and after that tho friends
Of the graduates and the college itself poured In
rapidly until tho hall filed. The stage oc-
cnped BY the members Of the faculty and the resident
alumni of the college. The Rev. K F. JUNIOR opened
the exercises with prayer The secretary Of the
faculty then announced to President VI t. White tho
names Of those recommended for the degree of "V.
81 and the senior class fled the stage, receiving
their a'sheep-skinsn in the following order:
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Physcisns requested 70 test tho perfect scuo ant
purity Of Biooker's Dutch Cocoa.
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nTEn-

Nsgcs. Of marriage, mast b iad'rssf W'A fsls aems
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The prises were awarded by the PRESIDENT In &c
corisnce with the decisions of the faculty, to Will
fam Frederic walsh, gold medal; Robert Richards,
silver medal and best Junior examination prize for
1888; George s. Fuller, Mclean silver medal for
best Junior examination m 1880, and p A. Davidson,
Jensns prize for second Junior examination In 1885,
Frank l. winant " g., delivered the valedictory ad
dress, and Lawson NJ Fuller, who said he had driven
over 100000 miles, In thlrty-hve years, gave the
graduates some good advice, and entertained the
audience with some Of his experiments with horses The
Rev, Mr.. JUNIOR pronounced the benedctlop.
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roWNsH1P ELECTIONS IN xERJERsEE.

hat Aaager Hermann ngnb Interiors slth Ae.
Dermos In selling tickets unless he violated his license
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Isyon want 20 hire servants or End situations, fnd
hesd or rooms buy sell real estate. let or hire
hS5sfs hnG work or workers Of one kind or another
vps should examine the many columns OF interesting
announcements on TIE tourth ana nfth pages OF The
Trlbqne this morning. -