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New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
HE LEFT HIS BODY TO THE D0CTDRS

A stout German Of middle-aee shot himself tlHongh
the head In front Of the bcer-shop at NO COS faSt
Fourteenthst. carly Yesterday morning ana io4 uo''l
IN the sidewalk Papers in his pocket showed That
h ,,.s Christian Kunlerlc a butcher of No e65 First
ave and among them was the following letter:
do not desire 10 bother my friends, therefore J
five nv body 10 the medical profession Nphon\ J.,
rrsponsib. for my death, as dcs'ltu'loh mas CoI''
me 10 do thl~ act have fOund oGt that nave wv,
side, to ny nature. For wears may ie me p.7l On
men bat at times am liable {" bring my bc'l iFIu
MO trolhlD and therefore desire tiat my hody Dc
handed over 70 the medical fraternity. FOR INA,
rea.nn I hone Won viii respect my last wl~h' a, J
do,, ,rant INV children e. - 10 my grave. BE hud
cnnurh To shield nv family much ~ possible
Later in the morning Mrs. Kumcrlc received letter
which her husband had slipped into lettcr-b"N De-
fore he shot himself In 1t ne upbiaaod her i1f ios
line botter care of lin. The ncl slbOrs Sad that
NJ Knmcrle and her three children were better on
without him. he had done Iltte Z" ho''h"S J." 'oh
tribute TO their support for years.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
corrr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

sunreme Court-GeneFsl TeED-keces con nlH.eu' 49,.
Sut,r,n.a Court uber--Beiof" h,a,h' 1-'4''0"
.,i.1tar Nos ! 20 - called ~ II " elo'n: ,.,.-..
nrue court-Spccial rermPart I-Beiofe Paterson
,!rcras Cour,-speclsl rernPart II-Beore Br'n
! -tsi,e on Paine Noble. No calendar - , -
s,rn. Cour,-C Circul,-Part I-Bc.ose Barrett J-No
cashSs. maine court-Clrcult- H. III and Iv-Ad-
lonI1yu gs to @ Solrt-Before Ransom. s.whl q Louis
,,,,,lf, 10 80 A. m Estatr- ~ MIha@us ana MAh,,f
,,.'to1.r August Ha-nlcn, sarah r. BipcoSA, Lien
@ I,, Dsnetbv ADD Moses Rohschhd 10 a. n.
~ - Weistsr IL Van Wyck, FaInic l. Johnson ana
t. a. D>ene,, Tem-Adiourn'd until this
m'r%I nnlcr,or cour,special TcrmBefOe oGorman J.
,.or cour,-rral Term-Past I-icore Dusr0' j.
Ne 'I.,nl.' coar,-rrh Tenn-Parts II and Had
journel .a " & oucral Torn Ntorrned until July IL.
common Pleas special Tcrn.-btofe b'oAS'"'e'' -
N'' 'non pisa--Tral Term-part Adjourned Tor 'hS
'Ts Common plca.-rra Tcrm-Par' II-efOre Ale"' j.
Adigty"'1 ~, ota Torn Before Ftzsimons ''"''
tons, ,.. -r-.,l Terrn-rart Befcre Van VICE -
, 1iy ". No. 292I 1912. 2fS4 -ooV -oo'' -o'''
2iso. "'s' ''"-l Tsrm-P Part II-Bctore Ehrleh J.
',} 'o'l' >o, a335, 300, LAO -"'S, -of'' -'o''
S,sa ,.,-. ,otd S5o3 Dan, IN r.,or, Gloeer!ch
Ct,v court TRIAL Trrm-Part LIS .tto ..1rt s,s9
.tuS m Nos 3o0,, 2.i2, -'oo' 'J'N -7V-' 49,
BOY inv conr, Trial Term-iart Iv-Be''F' NeNoa'n' =
Special ol.o,l Sessions Part Before Martiae j..
court tn District. Attorne, Paker-Nos. 10 TO- IN
elusive. , sessions Part II Before Fitzg.rald J.
,I Slant Dl-trlct-AuofnrN b'"i''~ ''' - - "
clucNg ~ Genera, s,s.ion--Par' III-Boore c9wins' j.
' Guy H.i.,,ut ID ps-rlctAttomey "oh-NoS' anu -
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
THE HIGH SCHOOLS "F TIE ORANGES.

The closing exercises Of the Orange High school
were held in Music Hall in that cy ilst evening ana
the binding was packed 10 ruhocatI"n bN ul'
friends Of the graduate and the pupils. The mn-"
was furnished uy 70 selected chorus from th' school
under the leader hip oi +. g. Handel W. f"di'rN
smith. president Of the Aamu hrs'ciailon' pre-
-cntcd the prize awarded hy the % .-"rHtl'n. ana
the dipomas we're awarded br Aur'- tus J. Hun-tcc,
prc. idcnt ~ the Icard Of IdH'at"n E-">e "rt'
read by the following youur women. Annie Elaine
Marshall who was alo ramtatoran; Mary 'T1'r
Pier,on, NclIc Montague Lord, lollc loll Glasirr.
Jessie Christine TAFT. Amer Mo- Alnch. Mar.
Christina Sycn..on cara ~tci-on Nar-h Mary Fila
Dunuinc. hiucc Lillian Mcrlor. Willie I"-'hr AlricH,
and Alice Browne Tuuison, ho wa, Va!cdictoti"n
The East Orange Hrh school hcld d. c'mmen'"
mcnt exercises yesterday evening IN Common"ealth
Hall The hail Wa, crowded. There v"tr 80 o'd
tions or essays read. j. musical programme VII
rendered and the Grafton OF the evening va. de-
livcrcd by General .. q. Howard. commander If ti"
Military Division " the Atlantic. The eraGuat..
were the following: Isabel j. Aiken. Mary thur.
Mary C. Dodd. llalrson f.. Ncladdcn. Lucy Neck
lem. George IL. Price. C;urir W udcrlnll. tr'cr
NJ Bayc,. Gertrude NJ. Cr.-tv. William l.. Harm.
Russell H. Palmer. George II. larlhur,t, Annie &.
Smith. FvcNn t. Wilder. Frederick T. Albcsrf. Julia
Iurnct. Edith VI. Ford. Jani =. IiownrG. Bethel II.
IacAs0n william {. Moul. Martha /. Mason !. Ncl,or
Ncvlus Herbert T.. Pratt, Edith NJ shepard and
Frank y Van Em0ure, j.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
TIE Dr,rEE OF \. NJ. FOR MERIT At iONpoiN'
uovoprD ~ HAMILTON COLLEGE.

Clinton. y Y. June 26.-Iamlton Oolleeo n''u ~.
.....,,, .i.l,b commencement today. y class ot
thirty six vo. graduated The higher degree ol - NJ
was conferred upon Frank lIolford Hall "i 9h'i''
Vile. Dr. Albert De Alton Gctman, kichhcd HpI'7' >
the Rev Charlie, Herbert Phillips, Cumming y Dan
Arthur RolclIc Gctman. K!clhcd Springs he"''
Kcpd,l sanlorn Auburn. william Charles hTUs''
n-dcnsbur, the Rev. Edward Hart jerks, Ia"'po'''
cal charles buckingham Cole. NcN York; the EcN.
,.,,n..,.,> ru-i,c, Penn ToWaudl. Edward Skinner
Kim Cnmlrld-c Mass. Harlow Looms "a'cri 'iu
ronos Fisk Manu. Nrw York, John "oidoh Tc,"'
Iow.Il!c: Frank Hudson Robson Ilalrsjo"n' ;. J.,
Imam i;a.ph -,rvcu. Waterloo, tAe Kew. "''rI'
Yoinc TuNlrr-viN' ,,
Tnc following honorary degrees were conferred
Ph d. Protector Iic.Dcst lial'olm u li; iI.'., ~,
".v i,'... Patton. Rochester. the Rev. Luther
tu.n o-trinder. i,on,. Ll. d.. Horace i|n,"ai
-Iufman. Colo,,. JOHN JAS kr"N, Nr' r"f"' '"'-'
., h,slc, Hray IulA, Nc" (uiN.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
ye cn,y MAKES rR. NYDry TIRED.

Controller Mycr, -ald yesterday that IT "t' a
ni take to represent him a. angry with chamberlain
Grain about the city, borrowing policy. Nr. cram
hc -aid. simply makes mo tired With hl- ml'rmrl
ding iu ,hr Controllers business, trying to make Il
uttlc chcrp capitol for Tummony Hall MIR. Myers
insist, tnr hc ha- been pursuing thr Vcif policy
of borrowing from the sinking Fund which th" young
,hnml,.rtiu uow go o-toutttou-ly advocate.
Tie purpose of thc resolutions passed by the Tam
many member. of the Board the Controller added
wa, to reflect upon me and give the public a wrong
IMPRESSION. The mct is that. ont If r'oooo"o that
have borrowed for the city tl year, T' 100000 hrs
com. from the ~uMus Fund. Mr. Grain do" ~ -'"n
4, l.un, ms, ln llrt thl, is only one Of many sub
icet, nn wicn be- j., without Information. Ills action,
have bocu lucHe 10 degree.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

reversed and an order made granting the COMPANY
e.fsrin~ motion to tax it, oo~t7 IN the lcon against
thc plaintiff from the time II the serV'e oi tie oA',
fue.iurr with DO, cost, tns court ana l '"y V""F'
D.. low upon tbs motion. ~. ..,.,,,,,- -,
fucker a-u tlc Mutual bcnent Life company Vi
Hartford lud -iacnt affirmed, with costs.
Tia. following cause, were argued.
\, tuO-Tlues ID. Flint ov"r~ccr etc, appeutht'
at shepherd Rovel respondent. - ,,,,.o,
Nehal. appellant. ,.. . ,r,,oodor.
" Iayaud and others, re>pondent,. 49,, -,
ordered that the Court take recess from ths date
To october d.
The following causes were argued today IN tho
second DIVISION
No. o-4-Henry Hallett Jerry +. sautoe ana an
other administrators, respondents, ast' to No" hvtN'
Ill.,. Ir. and Western ROAr1ad company, alprlltNt''
80 -iq-The National lrIdcsmcns BANK appeuAAO'
a-t Margaret Netmore. r>ponGohI , NJ, -,
20 I OO7-The Lake ontario National BANK re-
no,ds, :, at David IL Jud,O and another appellants
%n I'Oiq-The Lake ontario National BANK 70
snontcut agt. David HI. Jud-on. appellant. ,
No 9l4-David Wright. appellant, at No'oh p'
Eldred. respondent. tho. r,,i,,,s .gt
,dniuh d. >traus and others. respondents
Enllowing is the day calendar for June - : NoS'
So O26 and 1850 -. ,.,,..- "a
The second Division VIII mana do"h oco49ol' W
morrow and then adjourn
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
EDITORIAL room AyD BUSINESS OFFICE

nn.ton June 2G.-rhc sessions Of the National
Editorial Association were continued to-day AT the
state House. \ paper entitled Down below' was
read Ly g.. II. Ta,kctt of Nashville, Tenn, which had
reference To- the counting room. lie contcndcd that
the editorial aud financial departments should be kept
distinct and In al matters the publication Of news
paper should be- founded upon truth and Justice apart
from any consideration of dollars and cents. II should
be- unrr than q mere money making scheme Vice
PRECEDENT r. W. stephens, Of Missouri, opened dis
a., sion ON the question ~ advertising by paper
- Newspaper Making for Profit lie held that tho
present lack Of uniformity IN advertising rates is duo
10 the Lack of knowledge the part Of the newspaper
publ hers of what space worth. There Is no gen
oa standard and every publisher Is law to himself
\, to the advertising agent, Mr. stephens was Of
opinion that weekly papers would be better of with
out HIM Chairman Parker, Of the Committee ON
Advertising made a report Of schedule Of uniform
advertising rates. running per inch from 70 cents per
Wcc, Ia so per year. and per column from TlO per
week to 800 per year
MIR. Brttic. Oi Arkansas. from the committee ap
pointed for the purpose, reported hvOraby upon the
proposition for anlauOn with the American News
paper puhlishcr-' Association for associate member
having agreed upon terms for all weekly papers
connected with the National Editorial Association ol
- yoary. for pdpcr- published ottcncr, I'm towns ~
10000 population, go and In towns of 10000 and
10000 population, 8l1. After brief discussion tho
report aCccDtcd-
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
JUDGE sHIpMANis OPINION on DEMURREHs ~
THREE COMPLAINTS.

JUDGE SHIPAAN'S OfLNuON w
THREE COMPLAINTS
Judge shipman in the United States CncWl Oo"'e
Yesterday rendered his opinion on demurTers eh"le"
IN the complaints in suits brought 10 'ese INC
legality of American reprints of the Encyciopaeu"
britannica Ninth Edition" The Henry c. Allen 'oh
many print volumes which they say are reprvduceu
hv some phoogIaphic process from the original WORK
The encyclopaedia. which is published by Aua'n
Charles Black of Edinburgh, Scotland contains SeVeI"
articles which have been copyrighted as separate ooos
in this country. one Of them Is United saNS' I'i'
I-History and Constitution by the late Professor
Alexander Johnston, of New-Jersey. and announcer Is
"JJnited states Part lII-Political Geography anu
Statistics written by Professor Francis A. "dhoi
Of Massachusetts IL was alleged that these DOCKS
Copyrighted in America used by the defendants
Another suit was founded on the use OF maps Mio-
lshed In the encyclopedia, which were taken Ifoin
" Scrfbner's statistical Atlas OF the Unltcd o'aes'
which had been copyrighted in this country Inc
Blacks and scribncrs began suits against the henty
q; Allen COMPANY and demurrcrs were entereu ny VIC
defendant. Judge Shipman overIlilee dii the suul %
of demurrer except one. TO the sumclency OF INC
allegation Of the power the part of the aoInu
of Professor Johnston to begin suit in this state Inc
plaintiffs are allowed TO amend the complaint as to
that one point. .
There is no vital difference in regard TO the infringe
Of authors copyrieht, whether IL Is printer
I'm separate volume, OF in connection win autioiiAn
materiA. If the author has valid copyright, IL IS
valid against any unpermittcd reprint OF ms book ana
the fact that h' book IS bound up IN volume Nit' M
fifty other books, each Of which IS open to the public
IL I'm
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
rn CONTEST MIS-, FpsoN's WILL.

OBJECTION, were He'd Yesterday q" the pr''''' "'
the will OF MIS- Mary \. Ed"n' VINO 'i'' N''"H
and pr,y dcd I'm her viii uit about T,uooooo eho""
20 f., charity. There wer, specific bcgueatS in the
will Amounting t. S225.0OO Ia Protestant Epl''"pH
Institutions AID the residue which Is sud to amount
to about s7uOooO W., - bc divided among tAr cHii
table in, tton, In thi, State the executors 10 nave
The power to decide which institutions >hond receive
I'm. money The tcstator', brother Marmont H.
Td,on ha, begun the contest through tvar'S' 'hoa''
4 Uoaman The will and three codicil, attached 20
H. were, made shortly bcf0o, Ml-, N~oa's death. she
wa, seventy years old wnen she died and the con
t--i5nt dcclape, that she was Incompetent 10 make a
Will lie al.p de, tc> The Will Ia bee uNthd iIcfiI
and void and alcec, that IT was executed "Iho she
was under undue lnhuchee. ,,,
There VIII probably be hearings In the case uhtu
after October /.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
- cy,c,co OR PHILADELPHIA THE LAEGERi

From The Chicago Tribune A., os...
,,ri,l rcpor of the supervisor Is to the efeGs
no ~ ',o"nmiation Of Philadelphia Is lolo'iso ~
not mpr6babie that when the WORK Is nSeT rh rIb
total will rise to ! ooVUvo. " '"'' ~
uur'-r estimate oi Et-t '''.. ..,i,,,s -, ,sSo when
~, I'M, her1n looking forward 70 being the seton a
, G tbe United states. the PhiladeIphlans msis'y
~ ~ rnid retain that position, which they haNe NV
- ana r1lred ont from the votes cast at rs'cne ,
80 80 lVii-' t that in 1890 they would have 1&oooVo
c and that Chicago coult not Scrape up 80 u,as
pT, rrihnner told the Quaker city people that uri,
,,io Gmre estimates unreliable data, ana Una, ina,
n.y., wnuld do well if they gained between l7Su p au
Ioo n. Inuch as they did between 1870 anu 49,, s
,r,,t vas n57 per cent. which would gNe t"oI, o
0ra 900 There has been nothing abnornal III .,9
ovytb Of Philadelphia during the last decade 80 C.
So unorcla figures of the census officers are pIeVs
nearly right. .,, ,,, h.,,o haa, Given
ont Tor hls city but it Is evident that the tota VII ~
D"t foiI below 100000 and that Philadelphia VIII %,
lnH In third place The school census OF looc showS
s6, G5l persons in the old city and lNo.doo IN ING
districts subsequently annexed. making touai y,
0S5 25l The gain in the old city between l-ao at an
Is-s WAS % 900. At the same rate that for the Ss
two wears would he 10000. Add to that ths eains
in t6e annexed wards aud the showing Will be one one
worthy Of Chicagos go ahead and getthere spirit anu
record.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
fIlufs DEsrnoY nay IND FiREWoEKs
HOT BLAzs, DO DAMAGE IA DIFFERENT PARTS
OF THE CITY.

Norrs I uvclr, lay shed, at The foot Of West
one hundred ana thirty tetrt, Wcr burned 10 nc
.r,uld y,-.cr,ay. They were one story h-h anu
covered tir.c cry lot. NJ. stli"cu Was oleFi''N-
r. the wor, "a unloading hay from cars ID t"c W."
of th" she'd, at noon when spark from ~ locomotive
st hrc to the hay. \ high wind blew the names
tiIuuch the sheds quickly that two horses In thn
front she'd could not De- rescued. The animals "'I'
burned to dealt and several mon had dih'"N III
escaping. All If the fire engine, in that part "i th'
city wcr called out but the sheds We're burned I" '"o
ground in a few minutes. The hrcmen pTvcnt"l ual
a.,. "a other buildings. The sheds and their contents
were said " be Sorth about 5000.
Atcp M u fre broke ont in Contractor Peterson
boiler house counccrcd with shafts Nos - ana :" o'
the now Aqucduct I'm one hundred and seventy hh'n-
st east Of Tcntlavc. The house was big ono
story frame structure. containing expensive m'uh
,rv and IL wa. nearly destroyed before the hiW~
rnrld Inc got under control The loss Wa anoiI
50 600 chIcly On the machinery, when "d' s'" w
be n-urc'l. , .t ,.ar,, .bcd I'm
the roar Of 40 10 Forest We. NoIr-anld, ".'u
uled by Charles GerhaIdr as drylhg pace l't NJ
works, There wa great spGtterlS ~ ,ryrd
during the progress OF the urc. when neatS
tbc he'd Th, Aancs also damaged the dWelnhs
louse ON the fynt end of the lot P"hormcn & - "o"
hat the loss by the fin amounted to nearly Fl'ooo'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
THE corr rs.
LAWYERS ADMITTED 70 PRACTICE.

LAWYERS ADMITTED TO PRACTICE
Judge Rr,dy in he supreme Court "cn'f' ''',i'
Yesterday swor, I'm the folowin- lawyers WI" recently
pl~ ,,d the examination for admission to TIE ou
T. Tccumsch sherman. son "t "rN'rH H,,'' ''',' ,,
,,,n,.., ?, Wv Iorry schoonuaker william " Hald
vim Hcrlert barry, tiny Van Ammusc tAhr'' H.
Koulk David A. Brown, Fcrllnai fhtulIn, ~
= t,.,. T. Nahoncy Elias \ d. Lima John W N,'u
tlr,tI r ~hepaNi Maurice -. Roberts. Nru@ Ml.l,,
Nirfhlrn IumpLIn-. Robert Goel!cr JoMi g. ,o,l1r
,u,,,, VI lrflrrra.d Robert Well " iuitm p'h-ttt'
Moor ferenco Farley. Edmurd g. Murphy; oNarc'
A. Wendell NlfiVd l.. Brown. Henry y. N'ru ..'r
r,..a,. If Hatch Emilio AcrumOntc, lr.. lIrrh'rt t.
t,il, Frank j. MlnOuey. K,AaM G. huuH, Loul'
- Grand Hcucdlct. Harry =. NllHn'' 'nri.',m W ~. AN,
g.. Nhpplr
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
FINE >rlrnyI,14Np ruRNOrTS.
DRIVING Mlr ,r Tuu RICHMOND q tNIY
COUNTRY cMr THEIR N.w HOUSE

COUNTRY CLUB -ru,fE NI" HOUSE
rlEN>LLY orINlD.
r..t-t annual driving meet ~ tic mcrhcr- ~ t'.r
Ric.,,ntd county Country Club and tlc formal open
Ing of tl. club. nnc house and grounds on the love
Road t,k uls, Yesterday afternoon. and they brought
i,..fn.ra Is brilliant -,iH.rn- % ilr .l1uaUlc RIDING
nd drivn. clement of tlc island. lh" hc'i i""A
place At 800 p 300. in fnt Of th' Hotel ,istI'i"n ON
H. Marks rri.siDc tnd "t'h oi a." traps. a0 Wei ~
t. h,,... Ly which they were drawn We're decorated
with ,cr- ard tlr ,aU', coll r,-Nht' red ANA green
fl.. pr.r. .ou passed "t.g tAr -.lmc ground a. was
,ovcr,. at the recent equestrian meet, down i> i'
e. and al,H, Tie >lor K.a1 $50 r}lIr-t. and tLc"'e
along the SHORE Road to the Country club.
Clarence Whitman, the president Of the club with
hi, break icd the line. NJ. Nhituanr vehicle "hi'h
va, drawn by brown lcah,rs and roam c'eF-' "'9
decorated with .noNhall- and green, and STICKING
ont If IN. large hamper on the SIDE. which Was
trimmed with red and white ribbons. wa lar =
bunch of Jlpauc-c lc,. III, guest, were Mrs. Nht-
man. Nl- stephen IoVlaud Brown. MIS- Malue
Wvman MI.- Iu.u Noron. Ni-, hcamc-, Mss Batter
ncld aud Charlie, Mckay Harvey. ,
Following Mr.. WhtWan- break came fi@ocll' @ ~ u
lv Eu..uc Outcruridcr. who had a NJ pu,sl N'',
How'd Charlie Il. Freeman. with Miss Irh4r Wtth' Il
q. Thomas. vim Mf- hon', ana Ed%n" y, NV Sny Gos
,',rt Ato!f Ouicrbrd.c drove cart. and beside
him sat MIS- norton lis ",her guest "efv NiI t
most noticeable trap IN the line w1s H. Norma"
%iclol'- spike" a team with a leader. -. ...,
W the cluD hou,c there va- music on the lawn and
N, .hmrut. were served. Among the guest, were
n Brown. i,1 ur and Mr- D. ogden Fowler, Mr. and
vr- LcvI- T. Whuu NJ. and Ng-. Edward ii. l"n
nrr. & N' 's onSrr M w. mann and Mr.. .V !. r. " rcr he
Misses walker Mr. and Mr.. i. y Whitman. th" M,'es
n H. pa,idr, Mr and Nr' lame, NlcNamcc, Miss
Marsh. Nj. cory nam. VT ana pr. tr i,He'
-,cplcn llo~laud hrovn and Mr. aud Mr.. f. H. Alex
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
COMMISSIONERS INTERFERE WTTV SUBPENAS.

Miss Kraft, the in the insane asylum on
Blackwells Island, who Is charged with having
beaten a patient named Catherine Carr was prcscnt
for examination before Justice German in the Tombs
Police Court yesterday Head Nurse Gilmore. and
the patient, Mrs. Carr had also been subpoenaed.
but the Charities and Correction authorities refused
to allow the subpoonas to be served The husband
of the injured woman hand, however. with
counsel.
Judge German said the one OF public IN
terss., and he would let the matter stand until
O'Clock tomorrow morning. Counsel 50 joe Moss.
for the patient asked that summons be issued for
Head Nurse Gilmore to be present The judge ref 81
to do this but referred the counsel 10 the Commsioncf
of Charities and Correction. SAY ing:
"h l knew that the assault committed
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
p,ns FOR STREET. LIGHTING REJECTED.

The GAS Commission yesterday again rejected tho
bids of the electric light companies for lighting the
streets Of the city ordered the secretary TO advertise
for new bids to be opened July IA. II the fresh
bids DO not within the appropriation for the wear
the Commission will 60 back 10 gas The electric com
nanes assert that the advanced rates due TO the
rnous rentals charged by the subway companies for
the use of the underground ducts. Pending the settle
for electric street lighting the terms of last years
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
DE LA SALE ACADEMY PRIZE WINNERS.

The closing exercises of De La sale Academy. at
NO A. East second ST.. attended YESTERDAY by
number frionds and relatives Of the students The
programme consisted Of musical and lter,ry selection,
bv the students. aud contests for the va1ious gold
medals the gycrs and winners Of which We're as fol
lows For elocutrn. the Rev. Jane, r. McGOvern
givcr william Coleman: for rhetoric and composition
Msvor grant gvcr. Joseph Farrell: for mathematics
Alfred stcCkcr givcr W ton,idinc, German. grammar
and composition. Leonard \. Gc-crich givef. Joseph
Mack: phonO-Taph and ivpcwriting. W !. Tcricy
over. Edward Fay. The judges were David McAd4m.
Leonard 4. Gcgcrch and John +. Gross.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
NIP DUrF'S COMpI AMT DISMISSED.

John H. Dun went into Wall Street over ten years
ago and is said to have lost several million dollars
Ills brokers were William j. Hutchinson and John H.
Kennedy. composing the firm of Hutchinson q Ken
nedy. when that firm dissolved partnership, Dun
declared that they had alshcd his accounts, as inc
firms books showed that he indebted to them
The firm compromised with him and paid him S1ooooo'
Duff afterward sued them for more alleging Lhat at
the time he accepted the $75O,OOO aud signed a re
lease Of all claims the firm had again rendered false
accounts and owed him much more than that sum
The complaint was dismissed by the Judge hef6Te
whom the case came In The supreme Court and Mt
Duf appealed 10 the General Term That court. III
am opnion written by Presiding Justice Van Br1lnt, yes
teriay rendered "A decision affirming the judgment of
the lower court dlsmssing the complaint
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

~ Williams. Of seymour Poetry ana ''io"'u
,n,,gontlc- with valedictory Chhord .. n,"rrcd
- Wethcrsneld. The degree OF a. .. "s y nnon
upon twenty graduates and eo aosn, conferred as
aye sd"pe' seS eIp Sw president Of r,ISs1@ GST%1A K
ri"esc 4 NJ On corr'elhee , toy ebares % A. hamilton.
IeaA cSaes HadFGTs SaT Ers4 YorR Ma%o otSvs
i"e REV. Frederick d. LspdeYH The Rev. william A.
ApPGsyS AAepiPGey the Rev hoG%% GGUrSo Pts6urg
I;alumoTc, Nd; sIaanon. GhIIU, panvi!le Penn.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
LOCOMOTIVE rLryGED INTO A LAKE.

Troy y. V, June 2s.-This morning the locomotive.
baggagecar and two passenger coaches of train on
the lake branch Of the Delaware and Hudson road
into Glen Lake about three miles north oi Glcns Falls
The locomotive overturned. Most OF the passe
gers were in the car, which did not leave the
track, aud seriously injured,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
DEGREES CONFERRED AT TRINITY

Hartford. Conn., June 6.-Tic commencement cI
ercse, Of Trinity College held this forenoon be
ginning with prayers III Christ Church The speakers
Salutatory In Latin. william II. g. Piuchon of
Hartford Personality IN Nations and In ndiv dual,. -
John :. Ltlell, OF Wilmington Del, The Evolution
Of the Republic Jriel H. spencer. Of Hartford ;
James Russell Lowell Theodore l.. Cherritir-. q
oak Hin. n y; Capitalization Henry IL. Barber.
nf Washington. n c. Louis XIV and tho Huguenots
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
HONOR. ,r MOUNT ,r. VINCENT.

v,r..r.,r T.on., IS. Preston. N.Dar.nc.cr.l of the
Archdiocese. presided yesterday at the for}iIur'h
.nnl,,l commencement of Mount So n"nt Academy
which va, n,ld in tc ltr-c futg haiL IA, o.enr-
.aar.. w,- given by Mis- Ar.c, Nn-cnt. ard Mss
10. -..mr delivered tlo vdcl""ry. Honor- "e,'
.-,.f tY N.-- l-n,- " Nu-cur VIE. Mary \.
if s.r.to y W.. Lillian Anderson. Nl.- g.. VI o'hiniU,
~ Jan. 81 rluf and MI Ames %. Ilaaon.