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New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
THE WEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST TILL sP. NJ. FRIDAY.


Washington June 26.-For New England and Eastern
v,v.york fair; no change In temperature northerly
winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania. NcwJcrsey Delaware Ma
ryand and Virginia. fair; slightly warmer ON the New
Jersey coast.
For the Caronas Georgia ana FLORIDA, fair iolowed
hv shower, on the Carolina coast hot
For Alabama. Mississippi, Louisiana and Eastern
T>,- fair followed in southern portions OF Mississippi
and Alabama by showers hot
For Tennessee Kentucky. West Virginia. Ohio. In
diana and Illinois fair followed by showers In southern
Illinois and Western Tennessee and Kentucky; hot.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New-fork
fair.
For Michigan aud Wisconsin, fair; slightly warmer.
For Minnesota and Dakotas fair followed by show
crs in North Dakota slightly cooler. ~
Enr iowa Nclraeka and Colorado fair slightly cooler
For Arkan,a, Missouri and Kansas, fair. except show
ers In Eastern Arkansas not
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
THE CLOSING DAY AT DARTMOUTH.
SPEAKERS OF THE GRADUATING CLAS>-DISSON
TENTED ADMINISTRATOR EDMUNDS
MlDE A LII. d.

TENTED ADMINISTRATOR EDMUNDS
MlDE 4 LII. d.
Hanover. " H. June 2G.-1he regular commence
ment exercises Of he graduating class Of Dartmouth
College took place this morning in the college church.
The music reldeied by Frank Taft Of New York.
The programme vas a. follows SalutatOry address, in
Latin with oraiOn, Nature in Latin Literature
C. A. Perkins Brooklyn; philosophical Grafton. The
Future of American Poetry G. F. Robinson Meredith
n. H.; EnclsL Grafton. The Alcc,s Of Euripidc, -
Willis McDusee, Rochester, y. H.; dissertation, Eng
lish Colonial Problems VI. II. Robinson. Meredith
y. H.; English Grafton, Philosophical Impulse in
the French Revolution" G.. ;. Mills Newport, Vt :
dissertation, The Concord school Of Authors A. f.
Beebe, East Constable, y. y; dsputaton VIII a
Federal Election Law Advance the Best Interests Of
the Country p :. Boynton. Lisbon, y. H. Matthew
Gault Hooket, y. H.; dissertation, The supreme
Court Centennial H. A. Roberts, Wakefield y. II. +:
dsputation, Is the American College 10 Give Place
to the UnDersitylS +. O. Grover, 1T. Johnsburv
Centre, w. VI. V. SafOrd Kittcry Ne. dissertation
"lbsen as Representative Man." J. b. BentOn Guild
haIi' W. Engush Grafton, stanley and Emn In
Africa '. T.. Abbott. IT. Johnsbury Vt; philo
sophical 'ratOn, Crises in Physical SCIENCE W. T.
Boyntoo' Pasadena Cal. dissertation, The Ethics
I" our Existing Treaties O. ID. Mathewson, Wheelock
VI; English Grafton, breadth and NaTowness in
science ). ii. Gcrould, Hollis, " H.. Grafton. with
vaeddory address, The Putocrat and the socialist :
L. d sherburne, Concord, y. II.
Afer the comforting of degrees procession was
formed, led by Marshal ID. T.. Jones, headed by the
ciass That had just graduated and followed by the
alumni TO issel llall, where the alumni dinner
served. with George a. Marden, of Lowell, the newly
eiedcd president of the association. POSTMASTER.
W !. Abbott spoke for the class of 30 The
meiS ment ball that generally takes place this even
ns VIII not occur, owing 10 the action of the church
auoiiucs IN refusing the use Of the church for the
exercises OF commencement week.
Imcc,lhg OF the Alumni Association was held this
.uhng ana resolutions were adopted practically
denning the recent act of the trustees i'm appointing
successor TO Judge Ncsmith In direct imposition 30
tht expressed wish of the alumni.
speelal hohors are awarded to members Of the
grdnaupg class as follows English Amander r.
Bcebe, James Il. Reynolds; mathematics. Charles r.
Eoslnson physics, William T. Boyton, Charles o.
HSweil, George NJ Hanson, Joseph " Cheney George
y; Dearborn geology, John II. Gould G. H. Hull
J. ne hegIce OF H. A. was conferred upon forty. B l..
upon thirteen, and there thirteen graduates from
the Chandler Scientific School The following honorary
degrees were conferred Doctor of Divinity the Rev.
T. r SLATER, 40. Of Boston; Doctor of Laws Oliver
MAJ. '4s, Annapolis. Nd: Edward Cowlcs,' $50,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF w.YORK......THURsDAY.J JUNE2s 1880
ARRIVED

Steamer Martello CBr Abbott Hull yunes. Boston,
WITH mdse TO sanderson Son. Arrived at the Bar at $50
steamer Ludgate H ,Br. Brown London June II. with
mse and Henderson Bros Arrived at the Bar
steamer Bentala CBr) Campbell Newport E. June g. via
Swansea with mdse to Barber CO. Arrived at the Bar
steamer GER. schmidt. Hamburg June 4. with
mdse and passengersto RI Cor Arrived at the Bar as0
steamer Corona GsT Wl!tencers AntTerp June via
steamer Penniand (BelSj Bushmann Antwerp June H.
with mdse and passengers to Peter Wright Sons Arrived
Wild Flower B Ryder Rouen June in ballast
to simpson spence Is Yonne arrived at the bar at m
tar with mdse and Henderson Bros Arrived
steamer ozamS ROCKWELL Haytien ports magma days.
with md,e and passenger to WIN Clyde d Co. Arrived AZ
steamer Jamaica (Br,. Thompson, st AIMS Bay days.
steamer Aver Garry (Br Scott Matanzas June a. with
to Ceballos d 60, vessel to Williams Rankin.
steamer Fl Dorado Byrnc days. with mdss
steamer Raleigh LtteheG, Darlen with lumber South
Richmond Jenney. Newport New. and West Point
va wh mae ana pTsensess s =. o ao Doof w S
Steamer Cyof Fchburg. Biober Fall River. with mdss
steamer beddinsion CBr, Wright Philadelphia. in b.lass
sUNsET-windat sandy Hook. moderate NV; clear. A.
City Island, wind moderate. NV. clear
Arrived yesterday
steamer Furncssa CBr Harris Liverpool June To- with
mde and Henderson Bros Arrived atthe Bar
Advance Grnth. santos May 26. RioJansrO 80;
Thomas with mdse passengers to U d Brazil Mail
Co. Arrived the Bar II 10. a.
Victoria Danl Arsh Baracol days. with fruis
70 IL Dumos,
CLEARED.
Steamer Hermann Ger. Bodeker Bremen via Deptford-
Oelrichs &
Steamer Nacoochee. Smith savannah-R L Walker.
Steamer Roanoke Hulpher Newport News and Norfolk
Old dominion IS Go
Steamer Richmond. Jenney. West Point va-od Dominion
steamer Prior (Brl, Graham. PhiadelphiaJ Cebailas
Co.
steamer II VI Whitney. Hallett. Boston-H Dimock.
Bark Gndetta tIa Dodoro. Batavia, Java Tor orders
John seager,
NeInna AUST. Krakerch, BltayiaJava. for ordcrs
-Funch. Edge Il Co.
Steamers state OF Nebraska for glasgow Carada and Ros:
Morayia Hamburg; Gregory. Oporto. IntGn Prince -;
Karlsruhe Baltimore Roanoke, Newport News; Richmond,
West Point. Va.
SHIP AgenOr for san Diego
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS,
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN. June 26-Arrived. steamers Gala (Brh
MURPHY Arizona Br Brooks and Grrmanic (Br. Cameron.
from New York for Liverpool. and proceeded:
Sailed steamers Majestic (Br Parse ana CITY OF Chictgo
(3r Reiiord, from Liverpool hence for New.York.
SOUTHAMPTON June 20 Arrived Columbia (Gerl
Nogcgesang from New York her 10 Hamburg. and
procecded >aae (Ge Richter from NewfOrk on he way
10 Bremen. and proceeded
Sailed Aller GER. Christoaers. from Bremer
COPEyHAGEN. Juno 26-Arrived steamer Pcaria Ger.
SChate. for New.YOrk.
LIZARD. June 26-Passed. steamer Greece (Br) jeffrey
from New. York on her way 10 London
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
OBITUARY NOTES.

Halifax Y S. June 26-The Lieutenant.GOvernor OF
Nc,a Scotia Archibald Woodbury. Mclean died this
morning.
Carml ILL.,. June 25.-John NJ. Crebs did az his home
yc-teriav. lie served with distinction colonel Of tho
s1h Eepmen, Illinois Volunteer Infantry, Congress
four years, beginning March 4, 1869. and ener
getc aud crterrr.sinc citizen.
Wnhc,iarrc. Junc 26.-Mlss Phoebe Thomas. grand
daughter o Charles Miner the historian Of Wyom
ing died here to-day. She prominently identified with
missionary and educational work OF the Presbyterian
Church a. Santo Iaulo Brazil.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
COTTON MARKErs.-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool June 26 p m-Cotton-Ihe sales Of the day
include 5000 bales American. -
futures closed quiet. American Middling, low mid.
ding clause. June delivery, 225od sellers June and
Iuy delivery q 226id sellers July and August delivery,
236l as 23.0id August delivery, 2i-6d sellers Au-
rust and September delivery 226id buyers September
o3.fd september and October delivery.
636idGd. October and November delivery, 400
; a. November and December delivery, D )2-0td
buyers. ,,,.- -, -
savannah, June 26-Cotton STEADY; mddng II 2c low
nddlIng i,c ordinary, lOac; net receipts, i10
baes gross 7i6 bales exports coastwise 70 bales sacs
bales stock, l,11O bales. ,,,,
New Orleans June 3O-Cotton middling, IL 1l6ci
Iow middlug. ii Bloc good ordinary 10 ll6c net and
J27 bales exports coastw-c, bales sacss
75O bales stock 30,173 bales. ~ go
' ;aI,r-ton June % (otton nominal mddling. Ike;
low mddng good ordinary, lose exports coastwse,
No%foIk June 26-Cotton quiet middling, 11s.c; net
and gross receipts bales exports coastwise 70 bales
sales, 1 bale stock, 3.'lO bale.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
rv,rro ,SS,cr,7r0y or U.UBrRuEy.

Chicago June 2d.-Thc United Association of Lnm-
bcrmcn was organized here dag. The following
Dihocr, were elected B -. Gribblc. Gainc,vlr. TcN
president. II. +. Bennett. Indianapolis. Ind. hr>t
vice pre- dent; A. W. Iooh unyonnc, y. j.. second
vice president w. {. sunderland. omaha Ncb., treas,
urer and ". &. Hollis. Minneapolis. Mimi. secretary.
The member. hin /, fo consist Of the officers of al
lumber associations I'm The United STATES. The body
viii meet once year, WHEREVER 1t shall elect on iho
third wednesday IN February. The next meeting viii
be held in Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
4 L,SEEL.L YACHrLNG BOOK.

The Seawautaka.C onthiln Yacht club has issued It's
book for the .ca~n Of 1890 1t Is neatly bound in cloth
and bear, on 10, cover, symbol ot the club ships
wheel Besides all the Information that yachtsmsn could
want about itself the book contains notes about
barometer. de tables. the moons phases medical and
surgical notes United States Signal Service codes the
Yacht ,ienal code aud the rules Of the rad
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
F1Fry-rnREE GRADUATES FOR TEACHERS.

Carlisle Penn, June 20 ep"riaD.-This being com
menccmcnt day at the Cumberland Valley state Normal
school sippcnsburg large crowd assembled in the
chapel OF the institution 10 witness the exercises OF
the graduating class fifty three ~ number. The ser
vices opened by the Rev. = s. Wylc with prayer
Addresses were made by Mis- Hewitt, Miss Kroncn-
berg OF Carlisle; Mr.. Kirk and several Others. Pro
fessor Eckcls, Of Carlisle, brief address 10 the
class and conferred the diplomas the fifty tIico
graduates; also the decree Of VI. r. on number of
former graduates who have the required time.
The meeting Of the alumni TIL, afternoon was largely
attended.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
ROBBBES Play 4 BOLD TRICK.

Two men hired house at One-hundredand-eighty.
..condst and BathgateaNe., on wednesday, paying a
depo,lt on IT, They then went to Augustus Sch"ab. Of
and. twenty ana Second'aNe. who
deal, in second f"rturc yesterday noon, ana told
him they had furniture 10 dispose Of lie accompanied
then. t the house where they succeeded IN robbing him of
500, I'm cash a gold watch. and diamond pin. He
values h, los, at $500 The police have full d'scrip
ton Of the men, and detectives working upon the
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN READ ESSAYS.

The twentieth annual comE5roement exercises OF the
Painhcd n. j.. High School were held in the Opera
House last night. Eighteen graduate, received dplo.
mas. The exercises included THE rading Of essays by
Caroline Fitz Randolph, Phoebi Mills, Emma L. Case,
Margaret Case. Walter r. Dar. Edward J. Patterson,
Alfred i. White and Edward Charles Pere. the yaledc
torian address by the Rev. John b. Van Meter Of
the Baltimore Women's College and the awarding o.
prizes. reception OF the stito alumni held sub
sequent rrcses Assembly Hall,
under the patronags-o iSS and 81 classes. Twentyone
graduates received diplomas hc North Panned School
last night The exercises wcr1 interesting.
(for Oiher College Netrstee Fourth Pdge.)
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
ITDGE L. IL. EITZUUGH

Richmond Va June 20 Judge T.. IL Fltzhugh Of the
Chancery Court stricken with paralysis this morning
and died th, rycfing Before the he resided at
Wheeling attorney the portion Of
m. Tor the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. He had
been the ticket that helped make Jefferson
President of the ConGeracy. He settled in Rich
mond beginning OF the Civil War. whore h. had
since resided. the Chanccry Court established
In 1870 elected Judge. which ofhce he hal
tnuousy held with the exception OF term. H.
considered Of the pufest Judicial officer, in the State
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
TIE COLLEGE OF THE HOLY Gross.

Worcester Mass, June 2G f-pccial-Thc forty
seventh annual commencement Of the College Of the
Holy Gross took place to-day. The exercise, were
hold in a large tcnt the oampus \ clas- Of thirty
the largest n the history Of the college. graduated
Governor j. O. 4. Brlckctt and staff present, and
the Governor pre-ent~d the prize, in brief speech
The alumni dinner WAS attended by several hundred
people. among whom were many Catholic priests from
all part, II New England. Speeches were made hy
the Rev. NJ \. OKanc = j.. president Of the colc-"
TIE Rev ]. j. COnaty president Of the Alumni Bishop
Curtis, Of Wilmington Del, and other.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
CANDIDATES roR MATRIcrLArIoN AT YALE.

New-Iaven. June 20 (spccaD.-Two hundred young
men to day examined for entrance into the
acadcmical department Of Yale and 100 for the scen
tihc department. Telegrams received here ndicate
that over 600 candidates have presented themselves
for entrance 10 Yale Among the whose sons
will 94 are Bishop Potter ex Governor Chamber
lain, OF south Carolina Bishop Davis, OF Michigan ,
Scotland.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
WILLIAM = CAMP.

I.ockport, y. Y. June 26.-winiam 5. Camp. who had
ben Tor years largely Identified with the business
interests of this city died today, fty. He
acer the Franklin Mills, storkholdcr In ;he Block
paprr and pulp factories and rkhoder and secretary
and TREASURER u the Lockport Hydraulic Company. He
was unnarrI,d.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
A PRESENT FOR THEIR OLD PRINCIPAL

The closing entertainment Of the Workngman's
school at West Fifty fourth t. took place last even
ing. The feature Of the affair was the presentation
Of silver teasct, the gift Of the parents Of IN"
scbol,r. 70 Gabriel Eambergrr the former principal
and teacher Of geography, history and German. lie
resign, from the school o asist In the csab ,hmcnt
of a similar In Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

feiu the class history Miss Anna Gerrtt the class
phecy. and Miss StubbebAe the Vaedictorian.
Inc Alumni Association Of the public schools held It's re-
union last evening. w. Edvan Florence elected
president. Estclla Mcdowell treasurer, George Slser
secretary, Matte Kiboum Diographer. and Lieutenant
William Weigel orator. The pIaton delivered by
Professor George Forman Newark a graduate in the
cllss Of i1S. 4 hal followed
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
SANTA FE IMPROVEMENTS.

Chicago. June 20 (spcca-No time Is being lost by The
Pc Railroad getting It's recent acquisitions Into
thorough working condition. steel rails are being laid on
and Paris fast As the work can
be done and balsstng Is going At an equally rapid
rate IL expected by August this section VIII be
ready for oplratOn.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

than the corresponding day last and liz lower
than Wednesday.
In this city today will probably he
generally fair weather with dry air and slight thermal
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


sunrsss APT Sets 7sl Moon sets o0s Am Mosn's sssN
HIoHwArgg
IN-sandy Nook 2:25 Gov Island 2:3s Hell Gate. 43l
P.N-Sandy HOOK 3.l& Gov. Island 321 Hell Gate. sac
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
THE IiATH NEW YORK TOLCNTEDRS.

Delhi, y. y. June 2G.-The first reunion OF the
I41th Regiment New York state Volunteers wa, held
here to day Exactly 400 veteran, were present
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
DEGREES coNFERRED At MunLEyHERG.

Allentown, Penn, June 2G.-At the twenty-third
nual commencement Of Muhlenbcrg College to day, the
class of twenty two graduates had tlIe degree of
bachelor of arts conferred upon them The degree of
master Of arts conferred on twelve members OF
the class Of 81. The degree Of ID. ID. conferred
on the Rev John koher, Of Lcac0ck, Penn, and the
Rev. A. J. Weddell, OF NOrr4sOwn.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

Refined petroleum unchanged and dun az 10
cents In barrels and $40 cents per gallon III cases
Foreign quotations Antwerp, Il IL francs, Bic'
men. 6G5 marks: London, ,-l60 , II pence
OIL City June educational Transit certificates opened
sac highest. o9rc; lowest. S1'ic closed s. sales
900 bbs charters 10 0f bbs shipments, o1O1O bbls
runs, 80 ell bhls
Pit:sburr 26.-Perolcuu duh and weak National
Transit corth ats opened So'ic closed at STAG hgl.
est, lowest. S1'ic.
Iradf rd 26-Nationa Transit certificates opened
closed sac highest S9c lowest, o1osc; eeaxs
untcs, 10000 bOls.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
THE PETROLEUN MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There an increase of activity in the dealings In
crude oil options yesterday. Tie slight gain In the
volume of business accomplished at the expense
of values. No news started the selling movement,
which appeared TO be entirely anticipaory OF an eX-
peCtcd large yield in production, due To the incoming
Of wells In the southwestern district within The next
thirty DAYS. The stock Exchange element still per-
si,s in its bearsh attitude, and It's weakness per-
uadcd the holders Of options 10 liquidate. The mar
kcts closed weak.
The range of prices and the total dealings were a.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

emy at West Point. only ntyeight were admitted.
one fourth of the number reporting groomed' by
Lieutenant Braden, who now makes his headquarters
at the Palmer House, Cornwall.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
~ ru,, >,,.v, nr1.xew,cn scuOOLs

4 large class was graduated yesterday from the New
brunswick - J high school and interesting exercises
wore held Twelve Of mcobers Of the class read
savs or delivered oatlons Mis- sadie Van MiddcswoTth
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

Soroervi,le Mass: George F. Edmunds. burlington.
VI Master of Arts. Henry Haywood, of Lancaster :
Trne ~ White Of Andover, and James r. Furber, OF
Boston.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

Toledo June 2G.-wheat active, easier; cash, sSac;
tul, $50. August sac; September SlSc; December,
sSi,c Corn dull; cash. 35Es august 3s,.eso oats
Tripts- Wheat 9757 bush; corn, 32,927 bush; rye,
i6 bush shipments Wheat, Il 200 bush corn, loo"
bush; cloyer.seed. $50 bags.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram a continuous line shows the barometer
oucu,Lons Yesterday observed at the United states
signal Service station this city The dasheS Indicate
emnsr,ture noted at Perry's Pharmacy. sun Building.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

Tribune Onlcc June -, | a. m.-Clear weather pre-
yaied YESTERDAY with dry air and rather fresh north
westerly brcczcs Tho temperature ranged between Il
And 50 degrees tho average t1S 3i) being "a hsher
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
ADMISSIONS To WEST POINT.

Ncwburg. n. y, June 26 Special. Out Of the 176
candidates presenting themselves at the Military Acad.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
No noNoRAEy pEGErl:, Ar nArEs coLLEGI

Lewiston. Me. Juno 26-Twcnty three graduate
received degree, AZ Iatee College commencement 4"
day. No honorary degree. were conferred.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-18
MARTIAL rRoUBhRs.
An Interesting Case OF Wife Against
Husband in the Eyuuiclunl Court.


An Interesting Case OF Wife Against
Husband in the HIuuicipal Court.
The most interesting cAss In the mu-
nicipRl court on Monday was the charge
OF Mary Il. Flood against her husband,
George Flood, for assault. The couple
board ut No. 6l9 Lombard street, and
two children have blessed their union.
The wife Appeared in court with babe
in her arms and testified that on Satur-
day her spouse got drunk and choked
her until her tongue protruded, besides
otherwise maitreating her. Flood, it
was charged, was on spree, and yester.
day he again struck his wife, whom she
swore out the warrant for hiH arrest. In
his own behalf Flood stated that he is q
foreman at the Diamond State Iron Com
pany, and has been harrasBed by his wife
contracting unnecessary bills which lie
has had to pay. He charged her with
getting drunk.
Chief OF Police Swiggett testified that
II was q case OF "six OF one and hRlf-A-
dozen OF the other" 30 h had been In
court before on q similar charge and both
imbibed. Flood was held in peace
bond Of $500. During the wife's testi
mony she aud her husband had a word
war which was amusing and which was
stopped by Judge Ball. Flood is 3 goot
workman and promised to tRks the pledge
In addressing Judge Bali, Flood, who
is an able bodied man, said II have nj
one to depend upon for support but my
self" This caused hearty laughter il
which the jTdge Joined.
Wright King charged with stealing
watch from EIwood knight in the poo
room OF the Clayton House last Christina
was held in $500 bail for the upper court
The watch belongs to Harry Winks. Kin
was defended by A. 4. Sanborn, Esq
and City Solicitor Lyman prosecuted
Although there exists an evident doub
as to Kings intent to steal the tiine-piec
Judge Ball aaid he thought it best to re
mand the case to the grand jury and til
prisoner was accordingly held.