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prxs,oxs AND DAMAGES FOR ACCIDENTS.


TO me razor IThe Tribune.
Sir: As some OF thc pnpss have had much to fay
regarding pensions especially the largo amounts pad
| wish TO show. briefly. how much limb injured III
riyr pursuits Is considered to DO worth or ia'"f
whit a court dcclars to be an equivalent for Srch
,r,rx select the following rs an average OF such
v,,u,,ion: A man working for railroad company
was struck by passing engine snd o ms nh "" rs
hr,kcr The Cour, award him Sl2.OD II" ~
80. mon This would be sI2O per anrum, equal y
nrnslon Of 900. and the man did not Lose the mt
S,r largest amour paid 10 tho colder Tor loss ~
III ~ Az Tor min anputaiO ion and few survive II
that IS $40 rer annum, loss BY slso than TIE Yearly
interest OF the sum The eourt mouent none 700 'ao
der would have received $40 600; ess ev loo
than Tie lump sum- paid The ci'ikcn conlnon
iccSiycd, saying nothing Of bad food bad water and
~ nos,r, Here IA plain statement OF f@'s-no
nsii,IoIi.m no diving for ones country rtorrcd 10.
And tic agrcs slow that he r soldier gets much less
'"s" JhMEs NJ ROC Frs, late 10th Conn. Vols
New.Brtaln, Conn. June /, 1850.
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TIE PROGRAMME At MADISON UNIVERSITY.


rita y y. June u. Commencement ""h AZ
N,d,.o, University Hamilton y Y, bryan yesterday,
,rhc, tho baccalaurcate sermon delivered hy
President r. Dodgr. Tho subject vas Jesus 'hn'''
the Same Yesterday, To-Day and Forever The AZ
teDdano, waS larger than ever before In nc even
ing this Rev Dr. Arthur 7. PicrsOn, Of Philadelphia
preached before tho Society for inquiry on '"'
proh,en Of Missions" Examinations In the 1heo'
,oc,.aI seminary were held to-day and at p. m.
tho KInr.tord prize contest in defamation took parc
Th. Rcv Or Edward Baislin 0f brooklyn. preached
To might Tomorrow the prize debate OF the class VI
- occurs and the meeting Of the Phi Beta Kappa
society and tho seventy second anniversary OF tho
napts, Education society will b" held. On WodhcS'
day the commencement ri The Theological S"nnhhy,
tui,dine and tho meeting of the Alumni ASSOCIATION
viii tale plar" Regent ~. CAR M'h"'"aH WI
oisr.sg ,hc alumni The university commencement,
tic .mnnl dinner and tho Presidents leve" VIII %
The Interesting incidents on Thursday.
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Post Office Notice.

SHOULD READ daily by all Interested - changes NAY
LeSrs iO eoun,e. need no. 3 sDeci'ly s a.:
dreoeI FOR d,p,t;a by any pteub ,nsar aad corr
mcfcis documents et;rs, no socially adiessei beng
SCI" I Sy sns mail, or S5 ending Jun, 9: will close
n all f15es i' E SiSS a. Di vi.
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a. SO NJ e: 81
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be dreeIS tsr SaS :c ~ @ a er To- 70, ls
ir tain and other European countre, mu,, be dTee!ed
c 4 y4San Dc a iGa 70! osss:
MStcsu state, and Cuba must be degtei l~r assr..l
no TGhsp Hsa Ks s IN e.
sa Eo' NdF@n u la and r %"
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az 10 a N. G0Tii AT:n All south raSlic porsS
3. as'sa a:S s.; c ci sS%i ,i @
r e dIfct. pcr Aieaej at p. for bermuda per
for ,.o Gus!sa Hd rssrsC SO.e per Ps
SeyfcandaSd rcr ;eams, nm MSIiiss N.
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aps q, 50 % Esis:
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sEea.n. Norway, Russia aft Turkey. per s Fms 70
fmS) at II for Jamatc, and for Cost, Rea via u
mon, per &. hlyena; At IL so q. n.
Isr SGne,pcln and Curacao, per q
recei per rhiNdelphin') a. p m for Cuba, per
City Of Columbia VA Haypna Qetters must be directed
"rer City Of Columbia. -.
Mails Tor Cana snt japan, pe. s. Oceanic rirow
san FrunCisco), close here June 1884. az NJ Mails
I,r Austr,Iis NewzcsLspt llwsiisn Eli and Samoan
here June .2Ii y. M Tor arrival at NewYo,k %
g g. 'hurants with British rsis for Australian. Mails
Francisco. clos hers juSc .s,th; Mf M Malls fes
Kew West, Fla cio:e OF this ofise daily az 80 m
ranged on thu presumption their ovcrlsad
trafsit San Francisco. Mails FROM toe East arriving
on time Francisco tho dat NJ sailing 1T seansrs
ore dlspo,cksi thence the snme day. Registered ns1
CLOSES !" o''o pCoRSELIUs VAN CorT. pcstnasssA
Postonca New-York. N. T.. Juno IL. lss0.
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COLLEGE BOYS SPEAKING FOR PRIZES.

The annual prize speaking contest Of Tire college OF
rho cav ~ New York wa, held lat night In Ch'ck'rne
U,u General AleA ander : Webb the president Of N"
college presided and the Judges w"r" Jonn J. rum
n.r, Frederick D. Happen and Charles X Flint These
Judges will decide who Of the contestants arr entitled
IN receive nr,t second and third prize for d"cla ma
,ons ard also prize for poetry ordinations lhoF
decision will 10 sealed until the commencement ever
cscs Of the college on Jun" 90 whom Gcn''' "eo" VIII
,.a,,r.. tho name, Of tho success ,iul candidates.
Georce Francis Train created stir by IN rchms
unon the platform after two speakers hal decaimrd
Tn, college CLEO club and orchestra helped To way E
p,ogrsmmo. Tho prose defamation. Were Undrr the
Flag" s. y. stroock; Roscoe Conhlng ~ ", I|WTs
.,r,c,i,re Of the Heavens J. !. Dunlop. The Mar
tyr PRESIDENT o. /. wise b" Death - rrrlI, =,
GARFIELD" j. A. Haniph! prisnc" o, rsmi .'n Sc
from MArbrth" J. X. Harkeu CaSsius lnStlgarhg
Drurus 10 Join the Conspiracy, W. l. "o'u' i"'
dream of RJigeno Arani.' NJ. LcsSIer'
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MoRF MEDALS FOR CAPTAIN MrRREr.-,

Philadelphia. June l7.-Capta!n Hamilton Murrrll,
OF o." steamship Missouri presented this morn.
lnc In u" prlvafr onlre of G~orf" W. Chlds, with
COLL medal. the sIit Of Joseph Pulitzer.
At"r tho presentation NJ Mr.. ChildSs ofcr Cap fRtn
Murrrl returned 10 the Missouri. which lying ~
Wa,huEton.st. wharf. Shortly after tho Captain had
reached his vessel tho committc" having IN charg"
The prc,"n'Aton Of PhilNclpha's testimonial
metals s'"II"h IN hoari Tho officers and seamea
In tIl nj form. and everything aboard IN" v.s~n
Ia holiday appearance, After the officers and crrw
wcr" properly grouped, joel Cook pinned 4 me ial
uion CAPTAIN MurH'lls coa'. APPROPRIATE speeches
wee made Ilr,, Mate Thoua> f. Gates, Chief
Engineer Arthur y. Gross and C4rT~a'rr John Phillips
mat sp,"rh"s ;hNLhuc the committee for similar
medals. M"ial, were also presented to thirty two
Oft"r. - tic EI.ht ten ~ the seamen were
10, present At tho presentation having remained &
Highland Captain MuIrel promised to forward their
medals
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TIE CARLSBAD WATERS.

70 tns Eduor Of rhs Trio"ns.
slr:ul Can you give me auy Information rrsardins
Carlsbad bohemia and the celebrated mineral springs
rheroi co. Arc tho spring, .Nd hotels orcn throush
The fall AMI winter nr Is Carlsbad only summer re-
sort - "
Nev.York Juno Is. 1880.
4. Thes. springs and the neighhcrin- Gr'shne''
Ter arc highly recommended for many disorders. es'
pecaly Of the liver, kidneys and digestive organs
as well as equity and rheumatic affections. The
waters, which are hot, contain sulphur. common
salt, and soda The course includes bathing md
drinking, coupled with a strict regimen; hut al
the waters are very powerful they should never
he rcsor,ed to except by the advice OF an expert.
cnced physician. g. We believe they arc open ell
the year round, though the regular season Is from
July l to August l5.-Ed)
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THE voTE on ADMITTING THE NEW STATES.

THE VOTE on ADMITTING THE NEW STATES
TO tie bdttor oJThs Tribune
Sir: How did the vote stand In Congress on shmls-
sion ~ the four new Statrs' DAKOTA
Hartford, Conn. June 10, 1880
rrhe final votes on the " Omnibus bill! wcrc
taken without division on the reports OF the
conference committees. The test votes were in
the Senate, on April 10. 1888, on the South Da-
kotn BILL &c yeas 10 % nays-the yeas oil Repuo-
leans, the noes all Democrats; md in the House,
On the Omnibus" bill, on January Is, 1880. IA
ayes 10 100 nays fourteen Democrats voting with
the Republicans against the solid Democratic
minority. -Ed.l
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BIRDS AND DOGS.
DOGS AND PICTURES.

HON Tho LONDON S.I'TaTor.
II your corrri pordcut. r W has not met with Il
already he will hc interested In the following well.
autLcltica'cd instance OF the power \ dog has OF
recognizing a likcnrIs in a picture. Tho picture
ferCd hangs In the Lecture Hall Of the Mech anlcs
InGttutc at Chichester and 10 the back Of IL 10 ~
tarhrd the following account OF the Interesting cir
cumranC" connected with tho painting u Il. II rep
rea'ns two settlers, portraits, and vHS painted By
Chaun, X. A.:
Th!, pIrtnr' bclongci formerly 10 Miss Crowcher
Of I'urihu0k MhldlrscN. all D"nSwurth sussex. The
dog, VIC hcT constant COMPANIONS Origin aEy one
uug's pOrtrait printed but the other was afded
hy Chsun in- tic following reason When 'hs ART
dog was finished, ChLun wrote 10 Miss CrOwcher 20
r"guc,, her come and Scr II thl- She did taLiuS
with her ~" SECOND dog. Upon thrir arrival they
found tho picture placed N the gsrien Ia dry Ani or
tho dog seeing his companion. he supposed. he In,
mcdia'clv hIIhcd a. him he would have duns IA
~" field This NtOu delighted ChaiOn that hr
cntrrnfrd Miss Cruuihrr allow him 10 enlarge the
picture, and 10 add the second dog, which WAS done
I'll" picture In IA" exhibition at somerset Housi
attcrWari. and much admired
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GOVERNOR HILL AND THE REFORMATORY BILL.
70 ths razor Of rhe Tribune.
Sir: thank you sincerely for your article OF TO da7
concerning the Rcformatory bill II Is very plain Il ri
Governor I'm does not comprehend It know what
20 ia ,alkirg about. From the beginning To the cnl
4 his reasons copy OF which he has sent me,
rreat n, 'sconccprton Is manG,toi Why should any
hing better be hope for from that quarter Lot us
work FOR one did rcst upon q belief thai better on.
portunt!es would DO given TO IN ffOm dograna'on
the unortunat,s Of this city Governor Hi! hld bet
tor study up the Refuge OF HUDSON and ind Oat tho
different classes IN TIC line OF reform. -
ABBY HOPPER GIBBONS,
President Women's Prison Association.
Ecw.York, Juno II, 1850
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"GRA cEFUL RECOGNITION"

From Tho Atlanta Constitution.
Mr.. Mcdonald furmsn, OF Sumter County, y. e.
viii be rerollccted IA contributor to "Ihc 'oh'"
tution'sS columns.
some time ago Mr.. Furmsn wrote and published
fairy story OF which Prince GeOrgN, Queen NNtoni
grandson the hero. The writer scnt the Prince
copy. and received the following letter:
saDdnnghGm, Norfolk. April 27, Iss0.-sir: am
desired BY His Royal HphneSs. Prince George, 10
thank you for your letter Of March 20, with an IN
closure. am, sir, your obedient servant.
Mcdonald Furman, esq FRANCIS RNOlLNs.
This graceful recognition from British ROYALTY OF
the work Of young writer naturally very gratifying
TO Mr. EuT1uan and his friends
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,,-pS,Sn rTty cATI1IrS AT IEIiIGii.

bethlehem, Penn, juno II tspocIaI''-Th" T'T"-
morc class al Lehigh University tonight hNl us err
nation Of Calculus. Tho cremation was after tho
Indian styt and brilliant display was made. III"
procession was headed By bands Of music Gon cam"
the chiefs medicine men, prisoners with guAd'
choir and braves all deliberately oosfumed Tho
Illumination by fireworks q nne spectacle"
halt was made In front Of tho Moravnn seminary for
vo,rc lah'cs where the Grafton by H. Is; Tato va
received with ap:lauso by tn" g'rl stud"nf~. The
funeral nile was burned the coIlcF" campus
Tncrc w,'re songs and oratiGns by H. '" Myi1ok t. d
Uayos and j. T.. Miller.
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EXERCISES AT WILSON COLLEGE.

ChambersburG, Penn, Juno II Cspecian.-The com.
menccment exercises OF Wilson College began last
evening With the baccalurcste sermon, which was
delivered hy the Rev. John Grier Hbben, in the
Falling Spring Presbyterian Church. To night the
eighteenth annual concert was hold In the chapel.
Tho graduates In music Nora Dr.nde. Mahony
CITY, Penn; Mary Dremer, Williams port Pom. Ella
Francis, WcstAeh, y. j.; NJ. Pierce Nevin, Phla-
pcphla, and Mana stewart. ChamhcrShury. One
hundred and fty students arc now enrolled and tho
attendance OF graluui"> this week 10 large- 10
morrow Will 10 ClA.s day.
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Contents of
THE sEMI.wEEKLY TRIBUNH
FOR TODAY

First psGc-Topics Of the Dsy-The Agreement Signed
Second pa:c--Stanley HIS Way East-forrisn News
third pIse-Thc News In Loaden-SLan Socialist Plots.
Fourth pIgc-1he Valdez s.SIhe Press Ind ire stage.
Fifth psge-Thc New states Montans-Dwyers Ia
Great Luck Rassb bali Contests.
Sixth p,gc-Far liaIbor-rersona-The Talk OF the
Day. .- ,,,.u...,,.
News
FIGhth age--Fdor!aS
Ninth Lage-TditoT,als.
Tenth pog,-The Cronin Murder Case-NisceHaneoas
News.
Eleventh p1ge-Agricutur1l .,
Twelfth pa:c-Tlc Duchess Dilemma ,,,,.
Thirteenth page--Con>ul>-Geheihl caHed-hms
wuunlci Observation-Disclosures AMI A!bany News, -,
F'ur,centh page-Iayoc by Thundercoi;s-Shaken with
Dynanhtr-Mi News
Fifteenth paSc-Nsrkets. -.,-.-.....
sixteenth pasc-M arl.ots-h dv"r4sement-
op.s IN wrappers ~ for mailing can De had IN
The Tribune Counting Room for cent? each
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JOEL. nARLow's "TLAsTY PUDnING.'
70 s Bdnor or Ths rrfovne
Sir: where can ind the poem on "Hns'y
Pudding by Joel Barlow
MIS-. II D. PALMER.
Great harrington, Mass, Juno IL, 1880.
In Stcdman and TIutchinsons Library Of
american Literature" VOL IV.-Ed)
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THE british CONSTITUTION.

! TO ths Edttor or TAG TFION"e'
Sir: a. Has Great Britain constitutions w II
90. who decides whether . measure is cousntuN9nal
or notl .LEHn-'DHi' |H-1N
I, Yes; mainly an unwritten one. 2 Parha'
ment. which. with the assent Of the Sovereign,
can enact any law 1t plcases.-Ed.l
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AT WASHINGTON AND LEE.

Lexington, Va, june 1.-THE commencement e1er.
ciScs OF washngtonLee University began on Sunday
morning with a bacc alarroatc sermon by ~. W. W.
Moore. Of tho Union Theological Seminary at Hamp.
don Sidney. The address before tn. Young Mems
Christian Association by s. NJ sayford, Harvard
graduate. OF Newton. Mass. The annual regatta q
the university boat crows was rowed this evening
The Albert sidney crew by thr'e lengths the
Harry Lcos, In All exciting race. Tho final celebration
OF the literary societies took place tonight,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

After reading your cnrrcS ponden'S Interesting lettt
about dog taking notice ~ q picture. venture To
relate q similar Instance. ! have a most inte gent
canary which has tho habit Of looking At IT,
reflection In mirror, sometimes singing and dressing
his feathers bctorr y. Recently showed him several
cOOrrd pictures ~ birds: hr Immediately camN nv
finger, sang. peckNd At them and appeared gr'hy cX
cited. have frequently tried IL" sam" experiment
since, and have always succeeded IA rousng my little
friend
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which allowed the heavy cornerstone 10 sink into its
place. in the centre Of tho stone was deposited =
box containing mementos Of tho occasion. Aztec
the stone laid DR.. Willis j. Beccher, OF Auburn
delivered eloquent address "The Work and
Future OF the College, The speaker compared tho
work OF the small college with that OF the university
and ended By showing tina; their work lay In an
entirely different direction, and that they ought to
harmonic with zach other. After a prayer by Dr.
Wclch, OF Auburn, the exercises closed with the
bclcdlcton by Dr. Fr.sbee president OF the college.
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CHANGING ONES MIDDLE NAME

70 the Bditor Of TIE Trforne.
Sir It necessary to go 10 court In order 70 chsnso
ones middle name-for instance, 10 change the name
OF John Henry Smith to John William smith II So
would the cost be very muchl KNlCkEREoIhEH'
Eew.York, June ~. 1889.
a. Probably not, the general principle peins
that the law recognizes only one Christian nome !;
but rs the laws vary 10 different States, you woula
better consult your lawyer. 2. No.-EdJ
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TO the Edttor of The Tribuns.
Sir Can you suggest some textbook from when
can learn tho rudiments OF the German language
have not the time to attend an evening class ana
thought perhaps could buy DOCK rom wnich
could get o start HfhAAE'
watcr.st, New.York. June IL. 1850.
There are several elementary German gram
mars or methods almost equally good. Apply
to the nearest respectable publisher or bookseller
Ed
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.oruoNopE EXPLANATIONS At ROCHESTER,.

Rochester y Y. June II tSpcciab.-Thc feature OF
n dsy's exercises in cOnne"ion with tho commence
m.nt At the University Of Rochester was tho sopho
nore cIa1s prize declarations at the LycenA Theatre
70 night Nearly 1000 people were present. !" hear
the yonn- orators ncludm- irAh. Of N" alumni Inc
faculty occupied seats on III" STAGE as" 'he i"'-
,. r n rnrhrs Supcrinicndent :. A. Ellis and
81, u s.obbIns The decorations were elaborate
ri. Alumni and active mcnbers OF tho Delta Kappa
r.,Ion rra,crnt. enjoyed reunion this afternoon al
'he fraternity rooms About 100 wcrH present. Amons
tno 49, ~ handed 10 toasis was George RaInc>.
Inosc; n,rsn SncIcty had a dinner tonight al IN"
Inc, Inc iwin!" Tho AFFAIR was informal about Thirty
nrr,ons bcirI prrScnt
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KARRLED.

az 3 e ne ~. y Sss HissSs 5 3. -
Bstte Cross To Frederick = Dewey, Of Ottawa csnsdA
Church Of he psepes Sstst. b:twssn 81 and Sa svs.
b. the Rev. B. p Tyler ssWpe, Lord Norsoa % AasustS
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~pUT NONE But AMERICANS ON GUARD To-
NIGHT
TO fAs Edtior Of rhc Tribune.
sir: What is tho origin OF the above expression
New. York. June IS, 1880. q a." ~
III is taken from one Of Washington's Orders
OF the Day."-Ed)
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DRowN-ERRECKsoN-o On Wednesday, juno 10Th, 1889,
al the Greene Avenue Prsbynrian Church, Brooklyn,
by the Rev William Brd7es Ray Erreckson daughter
Oh Captain william Erreckson. Of Darnsgat N. g. 70
Adolph @, Brown, Of Eew-York.
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art GOES WITHOUT SAYING.

IT GOES WITHOUT SNl nut
70 me Sdtter Of Ths Tribune.
Sir: Is the above expression strictly granmaticall
Flushing n. Y. juno 10, 1850. K. 7. l..
CYcs, but more idiomatic than elegant, having
come into the language ss literal translation from
,be French ca va sans dire" Ed
coysrrs or THE SPANISH SPEAKING NATIONS.
"a IN. Edftor Of rhs Tribune.
Sir: How can / obtain ~ the addresses OF tho Con-
suls OF Spanish speaking countries resident In the
United states ~ especially In Esw,HorE' cow
Passaio, n. j., June 10. 1880
II. From The United States Official Register,
generally called the Blue Book O. Look IN
the City Register at the end OF the New-fori'
Directory.-Ed.)
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yoyTAyA,s REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN.

70 a.. Editor Of RE Tribune.
Sir; Kirdy inform who chairman OF tHc
Republican delegation from Montana in tn conycnicu
Of last June. - +" Noi'tIH''
t,cnrva " Y. June IT, 1850.
George o. Eaton.-Ed)
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THE aSAr1oNAL FLOWER, COMPETITION.

THE "NATIONAL FLOWER" CO"FFIIEIo1''
?. IA. Edttor Of RE Tribune.
Sir: There arc many arguments which might 90
oven IN favor OF the MayFowcr ttrsins srontu" LOT
Americas National flower HOW can woes nc @S'
on this interesting question: hhhbS'A
New.York Juno 10, 1880.
Write to L. Prang & Co. Boston.-Edj
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,,v,xc CORNERSTONE AT WELLS COLLEGE.

rbaca n T. June II Cspccian-lt was happy
,,v Or the Wells College girls at Aurora today "hrn
The rain stopped and the sun came out bright INNS
afternoon Tic conversions Of the now coil"Ge bu'id
inc, was 10 lie laid, ard by the opening OF sch"o
re.t fall tho wells SRI, win have budlnF OF thcar
own and will not DO obliged - De q""r'''cd IN
wv, ,,, h,rc,v room I'm which 90 turn aOuDd The
-, ot,,up NESTS weIo Chief Justice Fuller ana
vt,, lanes II. IOomIs. Atiica, ~ Y; Jud9" Tappah
po,.dar,. AID many Others. Mrs. ceHsla"d wa not
cut. a. expected. but sent hor regrets ~ .
NJ, the procession, consisting Of students. their
parents and friends. all bearing flowers marcleI TO
the college grounds There are seven menlOer" IN
.r r,.Au,.na class ard they managed tho ropes
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HIsrs, QUESTIONS IND ASsRERa'
q. g. MINISTER 10 MEXICO

q. 9. MINISTER 10 MEXICO.
TO ths Edftor Of rae Trtb@ns.
Sir: What Is tho title OF our Minister 10 Mexeo'
SAM FELLNER.
Fort Smith, Ark. hino 5, 1889.
(Euvoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotca
tiary. Ed
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TUpOUCU TRAINS TO rlTTsRURG VIA p. & n.
Invo Jersey Central Station foot Lbcrtyst daily
At . 30 p m, p. NJ l2 midnight sleeping car: on
all trains. =.
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FIDELITY IL NIRDS.

mink tho many ulOvers who frequent,
columns viii like 10 Shar" Tho following rN
pcrionrr with me. | walled over this morning to call
friend. whose wife Is a shiul ornthDloSist and
has the brightest and hcalihlr.t aware, BnJwn -
me. wa, particularly struck with ono Of thcm. that
quarters II The gob" littu. BDOnt and pratlmg
to one another on the swinging pc:chcs Thsy
ut all rulUIs generally very brilliant, and almost al
unknown to me. Among thu"" that attracted
me most was gentle little hen. almost wfic, a" zebra
finch the mistress told mo, which She hal got
through an advertisement n ENch-ne' AMI Mart fr
II perfect stranger. Rather more than week aIcG
tho arrival Of m" zebra finch she had another
letter frum rrr cores pordcnt, saying that Ben
galrSe who hal shared the Of hr zebra finch"
nj shown such evident signs Of distress ever since
ponr-huH and accept the disconsoatn bird he should
Ec sent OG at She gladly compiled with the
condition. AMI I'm duo tho RcHGalns"" arrived,
and was turned into the finch aviary Here, among
the fiv srangN, he at once singled ont his lost loN",
who WAS sitting mrcky on perch IN distant corner,
and few straight up 10 her sic She seemed equally
delighted AMI they rubbed hills and shoulders. and
IN The Intervals OF such brlike carrSsinGs pratl"d
AWAY 10 each other though accounting their
respective adventures since that sal parting ten DAYS
before TODAY there not brighter bird In N"
oviary than that " Bengaleso" one moro unlike
his faithful mato in plumaSe or form -
A PARROTS RECOGNITION OF A Likeness
had a couple OF years ago, n king parrot He
uscd To ny about my study. ON The tabl" ] haN"
A letter. weigh, IN the form OF pnrfOi. Tho king
uarr,t was constantly I'm the habit 81 going through
Inc process Of feolIng' tho lcGhCn parrot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
sf1RRiID n.

Women Prom Their scdentnry Habits
subec. headache aud cons patton. Theee
quickly removed by Carriers Little Liver P.llA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
GERMAN WAR-SIIIpS.

- fhs Bditor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Where does Germany build her men-of war
now In England Germany TlPION
New-YOrk Juno 10, le"J.
MAINLY in Germany.-Ed.J