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New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
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FSGSE1l o,clcek at c0'peS''"" OH ''1'' '''"' JUNO
CoLLIys-wnllam B. Collins. Tuesday, June "a. 10
runrai s G's seees viii be bis late residence ses
Intsrmsnt private at Ponghkeepsi" -
DALLY-wednesday afternoon, June ?5 1890. William
Fnra m Services VIC az he residence his sonnaw S.
Mackellar: 7o7 Avenue G. Bayonne ~ d. o" fr'aAS
Train iesv vcs foot Of Ibertyst NewYork at 80 p M
EADIE-At Flushing, L. l.. on Juno 2' John Ead'e' In
Rssyds & ' ind ySif ends Gf ns 81 the family respectfully invited
S ESae at No p North Parsonsa ave Flgshing l. l.;
Tn from siaay Long i.a@a iGa@ tlsy Sn ts %: B!dss't viz
Interment at convenience Of family. -
h. hons SG @ aac c Public
Notice of funeral hereafter.
FISHER on Thyr-dsy June 2o 1890 at s'ranac Lake,
sSiic1 Ni "a Of fGGrfs fD%ersl h heleafsSF. rissSF
FRASER suddenly. on Tuesday, June a. Edward A.
Funeral from m the church of the Mediator Edgewa,es
p3s, N j. ,Sos on F5a'g , a. roSa Gsloi o'clock
Carriages will be in waiting.
ii in Ii lie 81 & yts q M 'qR: ss
Inttrmenst ITr Mt Pleasant Cemetery. Newark. y. J.
HENRIQUEs-s suddenly on Wednesday: June 25 George
,nrque- OF the late George and Abigail ienrques
Ratvc. w and friends are invited the funeral from
hl- late residence. No. 753 Madison-sve. on Friday
Int rment at wo5dlawn Saturday.
MORSE-At his late residence. Henderson Place East
sOh.st. on Thursday. June % 1890 Richard oaAiey
Morse aged 81 years. late OF Bath, Maine.
NotIce OF funeral hereafter.
sCUERMERHORN-On Wednesday. June 25, Maria l,a.
bella widow Of George stevens schermerhorn in the
OF her
Funeral serNice az Trinity chapel, west -othsI on
saturday June IS at . as a. m.
VFLDRAN-,June o. 1890 Marcaretta O.. wife Of VIM.
Ncldran, aged III years. months and days
Funeral late residence Oradel " j. on saturday,
Inns AZ holf.p,st O'Clock D. m Relatives and
friends are cordially invited without further notice.
WENTwO ORTH-At Hamilton Mass. on Wednesday juno
p Major Frank G Wentworth. age o.
Funeral az Hamilton Friday at p. m.
WHrTFIELD-Thur>day June 20 1880; Wnlism M.s
only OF Edwin A. and Susie b.. Whitfield age n years
rr-dcnc,> of h parents 2lO Wess
i27th.st Saturday evening. June ~. o'clock
Int -rncnt In Greenwood convenience of family. -
Relatives friends professors and students OF clsss ?u
School Mines Columbia College are invited TO attend
wrIGIT-on TUESDAY oath inst. at Champlain, y. y,
Mary y Wright daughter OF the late James Wright.
Funeral services at Champlain.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
SIMMER CLOSING OF CHURCHES.

Sir: II is good sign that DE- PhIp' hr"'h7 'l'
great Boston preacher. intend, 10 remain at his l",t
all the summer and to preach regularly In his church
some Of our New York churches "cl1sc for th"
season" a. though the devil -Aut mp shop for The
summer When / was boy Wc always kept our
chnrchcs open all the summer and fought M satanic
majesty steadily all the Year round. Ih" saloon
icc, nnon Nm The hot weather and DO some Of the
tho,tr.,. WHY should th" cur'hc~ '!1-cl !h If
old nCc ! nnd need "a little moro religion "h"i! th"
thermometer Is al gG degrees than when IL J, down
below lNCLh NAlIlA''
New York. June 20, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
MANY GRADUATES or ALLEG HENf.
COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS AND THEIR SUE
JECTS-FACU1TY CHANGES.

COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS AND THEIR SUE
JFCTS-FACULTY CHANGES.
Ncadvine. Penn. June % CSpcciaD.-Thc largest
class that have ever been graduated from Allegheny
College received their diplomas today The following
students were honorcd in the claSsday exercises w g.
Demlnc class president and salutatoran vaedctoman
william L. Sling: orator Harry W. Barrett; essay
ist James :. Gibson; prophet, Charles y. Me
Cmre: ladder orator. Frederick +. Rus,cl ,
poet. : : Marquis historian. Adelbcrt g. FradenbcrT
II the commencement exercises Oratons and essay,
were delivered as follows: "Our Merchant Marine
Robert W. Elliott: American Women in Literature.
Ellen Chesbro: "To-day's Temper VI. ). sweeney :;
Tho Priest Of LutterwOrth," Harry VI. Barrett
our National Industries" j. :. Gibson "Norhers'
Songs Helen A. Clark; "An Ideal King F. Gur-
nev Stubs: "Thc Mission Of the superatlvc,' VIII.
Sling: Periods Of Transition" 5. :. Marquis ~
Republic,' G.. 5. W. Phillips.
After the speaking the whole class gathered upon the
platform and President Wheeler blessed them ALL WISH
Ing them a pleasant journey through life. Ihch
Secretary Thomas handed 10 each graduate IN turn
his or her shcepskln.- At the meeting Of the BotIti
Of Trustees IL was decided keep all the faculty with
aDpointed Professor DuttOn t. the chair OF GNI en-
cheering in the place OF Professor Iwining resigned
twenty eight degrees were conferred, beside, uo>c
upon the graduating class. NO d'eIcc ol IL. ~
was given this year The presidents reception I"
the alumni took place tOnigln lhc NounI P'"pc
attended the commencement hop given hy the senior
class senator Dclamatcr, the Ecluhh,dn h"uiIr"
for Governor was present. and his friend, tiUhe-thc
occasion into an Informal reception - him. Tie
graduating class has subscribed $500 toward the
college for next year.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
TILE ROHENIAN GIRL AGAIN.

Balfes opera 'The Bosmian Girl " sung again
at the Grand Opera House st night The feature Of the
performance debut Ferdinand Schuc as Ihad-
deus Mr. Schuez has until his latest engagement sung
in German under the MANAGEMENT Of Gustav Ambcr2 HIS
English pronunciation Is good and he often aiauocu
last night for his singing Miss Nina Betni, recently OF
Carl Rosas Opera Company In London ~ airline, MISS
Fanny Myers Gypsy Queen and Sylvan Langlos as
60, .,o,o,,n ,rore also ,..,,ded with cncorcs 'The
Bohemian Girl" Will be sung tonight and tomorrow night
. Tyoyatorep viii be the attraction at tOmorrows NATL
nee The season will close the Grand Opera House TO-
morrow night
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
ro prsroRr MISSOURI RIVER RATES.

chicago Iune 2G-The committee appointed at the re-
con, meeting Of the Freight Association to con-
d.r tho question Of restoring Missouri River rates haS
ral ,pccal meeting Of the association Tor next "e'
day when report VIII be- submitted inc 'on"n's"o
,,, .o,,r,.pd a con,petc restoration OF merchandise
~ from Chicago To the Missouri River to the FORMER
l. of -cyonynve cents. nrstclass IL VIII aIso rec
,n,nd that the thrty.ccnt scale from Chicago to 81
Paul on originating at Eastern points De cah''u'
d that the orty.cent be- applied To both the through
and local .hipm.ut, There Is prospect that tho com
utte recommendations Will be concred in and the rates
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

Jacksonville, H., June 90 (speciaD-The Illnois
Division Sons Of Veterans here had dletter day
this the last business day Of tho encarnpment.
Governor Joseph W. Fifer and his stan arrived this
morning, and received by the committee and the
colonel and the various military companies. Al
D. M. he was escorted to the encaTnpment and was
received by the encampmcnt with salute OF artil.
lcry and the troops lie delivered able and
patriotic address, which was received with much
applause.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
4 BRILLIANT SDRfEs OF LECTURES.

MAJOR j. b. Pond who returned from Europe yesterday
on the steamship Furnessa trying feel comfort
able at the Everett House last night and appeared
be succeeding He said he had made arrangements for
brilliant series OF lectures for next season. Henry NJ.
Stanley Is 10 come 10 the United October
something unforeseen should happen II he comes he
wi deiver twenty lectures in the principal American
c'ues. Sir Morell Mackenzie the celebrated English
surgeon, will arrive in August for similar series OF
sssares. and Professor James Bryce will reach NswYork
In SeUtsmber Each Of the lecturers will have tour
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
4 SOUTHERN ROAD PURCHASED.

Nashville June 90 (specal.-The Nashville. Chatta-
nooga and ST. Louis Railway Company has purchased
the Tennessee and COOsa Railroad, which is now cont
petc from Gadsden to Atla and VIII be completed To
Huntsville point the Huntsville branch Us
may hereafter be determined upon The construction
d the Jasper branch of the Nashville, Chattanooga
and st. Louis from Dunlap to Plkevile. Tenn, was
authorized as was the Issuance Of the companys lrst
consolidated mortgage per cent bonds upon these
extensions. This action Of the stockholders means
an expenditure Of $l,75O,0OO.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO LOS ANGELES.

san Jose Cal, June GA convention OF delegates
from the counties interested in the completion Oh q
railroad along the coast from san Francisco 10
Los Angeles met here yesterday and adpoted resoin
tons whereby the convention pledged ltseli 70 seco
rights OF way depot grounds, and TO subscribe 10
$50 900 for the first mortgage bond on the part u olc
road 10 be completed, condition that the 20uther
Pocnc resume active work on thc zap Oh LIZ hh'o
between santa Margarta and EllwoOd.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
HOW TO GARRY PARAsOLs on CROSsw ALRS.

From The Chicago Tribune.
The stawart officer who has been on the Washing
ton and state SIS. crossing, between Peac0cks ana
the corner south, says:
"Nearly every day | have 10 save some womaIl's
life just because she doesn't know how 10 carry her
parasOl Most women pnt up their sunsiladcs III
crossing the streets and carry them at an angle which
obsructs the view. The result IS that the shades
come in contact with horses which often become un
manageable Now, IL Is the easiest thing In the world
10 avoid this danger. Close the parasol when cross
Ing "A street that IL crowded. This gives the owner
o clear sweep Of vision and IL doesn't frighen the
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
AN Exprysn.E MONDAY LUNCHEON.
1 York Rcpnbllc


Speaking Of expensive food remarked wall
Street man to an Acquaintance, az he nghtcd clghr
In the ST. Jane, Hotel corridor the other evening the
lofest meal ! ate was a certain lunch devonrd
about year ago . - a., 49,,
"No little sandwich and beer affair Ike that re
Joined ue broker. 81 blew In just S235 40 on my
own indiyidnaY personal self. You see. l don't
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
DEATH OF WILLIAM HATCHER.

Richmond, Va, June 26.-Willam Hatcher, one OF the
best and popular members Of the tobacco trade
died here yesterday the scyentythd year OF his age
He had connected with tobacco interests OF the city
for half a century lie also well in the Euro
pean of trade.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

usually the Exchange during busincs, hours bu
that day IL was awfully dull and quiet. and | was
hungry. 80 slipped out and when returned In thirty
IlhntcS found therc'd been slump and | had lost
Thi1. have always regarded that as top-heavy
n'al-fOity cents for lunch and twO-hnndred and
thlry five dollar dessert. and indgestbe that
iet sick for several days
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
NORFOLK AND WESTERN EARNINGS FOR MAY.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN EARNINGS tOR NAL
Philadelphia. June 26-The statement OF the NOR
folk and Western Railroad for May, 1880, shows gross
earnings of $53077l 0i, increase OF Sllo2oo W.
as compared with May, 1889: expenses, S3o' 'lo 81
an increase of S97 $40 49, net earnings, Sl'2oo2 H.
an Increase Of Sl2.3SO 53. For the hve monts enca @
an increase Of $3.50. .56s 03, a. compared WIN inc
corresponding period Of 1850 expenses 90
an Increase % 1919. SOB 40 net earnings SS3o''S 59
of
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
A MODEL or INDC STRf.

From Tho Boston Commonwealth.
GO away II Won will 10 pass the season In incidence
Yonr little gis meter viii meet you on yOur return
bearing upon It's face the announcement; " at lcaSt
have not been idle You take the wind out OF
It's sas by cutting of the supply for The season ana IL
would be neat way 10 outwit t-th Is, the company
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
THE BEST NORMAL SCHOOL EXANINATIoY.

To the Editor Of The Trl bunc.
sir: IN a recent issue of your paper II was stated
that a youus slrl from Of the piy schools, who
pa>scd her examination for admission {" the
Normal College at % per cent. led the Sic
cc,,ful candidate. y a matter Of justice VIII y"n
correct tn, error Mis- Edna thlman: pupil oi
the training department uf The NormM 'nlI'r' h.y'Us
,.,cv,d 0i / Der cont /, entitled to the honor oi
iclng frst Of the loo applicant, for Dlmi sion
Portcllcstcr, June -, l-Jo. NJ v =
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
rranra for him and $500 per is the price TO DO
COUNTING THE CENSUS RETURNS.
DESCRIPTION OF THE COUNTING MACHINES
,N1y A FEW DISTRICTS YET HEARD FROM

DESCRIPTION OF THE COUNTING MACHINES
,iNLY FEW DISTRICTS YET HEARD FROM.
Washington June % specaD.-Thc third floor Of the
Census Building in Ninthst., this city, has the ap
nearance of n factory or machine shop. 1t tidy
machine shop however. where nice looking girls III
white dresses at work at the long rows of counting
machines At first glance the machines remind one OF
upright pianos They have handsome oak cases, ana
each one occupies about the same space that piano
would They are. however, eminently practical ma
Chimes and with their aid some fifteen young women
can count accurately half million names day IL Is
expected that when the work OF counting the census nc
turns really begins there will be seventy eighty Of
these machines at work. The returns from the census
districts throughout The country are coming III SLOWLY
There are more than 10000 Of these districts ana so
far only about 300 districts have sent in the returns
As fast as the returns come In they are counted al
though not as rapidly they will be- for necessary
10 train the operators in the use Of the machines In
making this count which is known the trough
count the returns for each district are counted twice
After being counted on one machine they are passed
another; and when the latter count Is com
plcted the two compared, and If there are dis
crepances necessary corrections are made. Follow
ing this method If the total population Of the country
Is 6OOOO,OoO there will be counted in the census OF
fee l2O, 100000 names.
The machines which are the invention of Mr.. Iol-
lerith and supplement his tabuating machines, are
extremely simple. key board. resembling that OF a
typewriter is the right of the operator Each key
has number from one 10 twenty. The operator has
pile of census sheets at her left side and as she turns
he schedules she notes the figures when indicate
the number of members in each family enumerated IN
that schedule If there five members IN flnily
She strikes a key marked five. When Key Is N'mck
an electrical connection is established with we naas on
dial In the framework in front OF the operator mat
dial is marked No. 3, which means that II records the
number of families consisting OF five persons Each
time the No. s key is struck No. D dial records one
When the count Is completed the recorded number on
each dial is multiplied by the number Of the DIAL the
results are added up and the total nunlbef OF IN
diyduas In that district is aSCcrtained II the same
resnIt is obtained by q different operator then II Is
concluded that the count is correct. ~ Is expected
MAT Inv the use Of these machines the results OF the
census will be known much sooner than 'cy 'ouiu De
ly any other known method.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
VERY LITTLE RAcQUEr, EVIDENTLY.

From Chicago lntcrOccau.
TomdS The marriage of Young Rooney and Mis-
Ulcsscr was quite surprise 20 me. never saw
them together.
Mrs. Tomd,-O. they have played tennis great
deal with each other
TOmdk-It a tennis cOurt, then. was IL
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
,>-t, M NOR OF STRIKERS KILLED.

san Francisco June 20.-Edward Coogan' a mouiuers
apprentice employed In the vulcan Iron "orhs' was
,hot and instantly killed this morning by James W.
Kerr of the firm Of Selecr .S Kerr. proprietors OF
the occidental Foundry. The shooting was the out
rrowth OF an assault G. J. Claussen, "A non-union
monlder Claussen and Kerr we're assaulted by crowd
OF stkcrs on the street. and. being worsted, Kerr
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
PRESIDENT srTcKNEY EXPECTED To RESIGN

PRESIDENT STICKNEY EXPECTED To RESIGN.
-. Paul. June 20 Speclal).-It has been known Tor
some time that President A. D. stckney. OF the chi
oago ST. Paul and Kansas City Railroad, has been
anxious 10 retire from the presidency OF the company.
The reason for rl, has been that the rapid develop
mcnt Of the stickney system Of railroads has monopo-
lied his time to such an extent that he has prsct-
caly been unable to devote any attention whatever
To his private business. II Is now stated that ne mas
announced his intention Of csgnng his Office OF presl
dent A. soon ~ the necessary steps can be taken 70
.l,., hi. successor t Is said that this will be John
NJ Erau the present general manager OF the roaa'
\, Mr. Egan 1, not director meeting o llf' sInoh
,dors vi, have 10 ~, held 10 elect him 10 seat in
ths directory and then ~ meeting Of the di,ctors heu
tn elect him president. owing 70 the tact tlat uIo
annual meeting Is held some time IN August IL Is pOSsi'
rlc tlnt mo- change will be made until then
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
NEW SATURDAY AFTERNOON EMPRESS NEW
YORK TO LONG BRANCH AND POINT Pleas
ANT VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Commencing saturday. June %, new fast
train will be run from NewYork 10 Point Pleasant on
saturdays only. This train is placed in service for
the convenience of those desiring half holiday on the
coast and Will leave New York at 20 p m arrive az
Long Branch $50 p. m., and Point Pleasant 33O p M
The Inauguration Of this service affords an opportunity
Of visiting these popular resorts never before en-
jOycd.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
BIG EARNINGS DUE TO GOOD CROPS.

Atchson, Kan, June 26 (Special)-The net eafh-
ings of the Central Branch Of the Union Pacific Kali
road to June 80 will be 25O0OO i'm OF the net
earnings for the first six months of 1889 The in
crease is due to the big crops last year.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

not SEEKING To Buy THE c. b. AND ~
Chicago June 26 (speciaD. D.-PreSident Ill., ot 'he
Gr., Northern Railway, estimates that the earnings
- the line Will be ~ 500 900 greater this year than
T., 1850 President Hin again denies the revived
,,,pnr that lie is seeking Ia purchase the chicago
Burliug gton and Northern halIw%' "'u '''' "' wv
r.pt own any stock in that road
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
REDUCED RATES ANNOUNCED BY THE WABASH.

UEDT IED NNTFN NN.NVV NJ III bI TIL "''''''' TT
Chicago June 26.-The Wabash has gwen hoticc
that taking effect on Monday, II VIII further redu'e
the rate on dressed bee. by way OF the Detroit line
and the Canadian Pacific the basis of 30 cents per
100 pounds. Chicago to Boston. The chicago anu
Grand Trunk has not yet filed similar notice. but
II i, expected to do saturday Traffic Manager
Reeve oi the latter road, has gone to New-lork 10
attend a meeting of the trunk line presidents to be-
held there tomorrow. and II IS not lmpIpDaDc tnae
The Grand Ti7,nk peope have decided take further
action until after thi, conference meeting or the
Chicago Committee of the Central Irafhc ASSOCIATION
will be held to morrow, and the Lake shore VIII an
nouncc its intention Of meeting the 3Ocent rate OF the
MAhash.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

horses Ii is better for a woman 10 have the sunshine
In her face for minute and half than 1t is to go
home Grim
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

Every should know that Carter's Little & Liyor
Pills specific for sick headarhe Ohly one phi
dose can't stand everything.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
Special Noiices.

Cases Of Weak stomach. Indigestion.
Dyspepsia, relieved by Carters Little Nerve Pills.
Roebuck'. Adjustable Wire screens viii ut any win.
dow All hou>.iur isnine stores keep them. ASK for
oehcks The best and cheapest sliding screens
I'm all woods Measures and estimates given AZ l12 Fulton.
Istal l.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

For ninety ycnr, Barrys Trlcopherou ha. mantanee @
place the fashionable toilet the best artce or
preserving and beautifyng the hair ever manufactured
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

IIm- Punch has equal a. IL leads all Others muo
be used clear with hoo cO!d OF soua ""Nr'
trOccrs and druggists.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

Sanitas" Disnfectants: fragrant and non poison
ous. No safer or surer dcOdorzer. At druggists. :.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

BUILDING a ROAD To RANGELEI LAKES.
Phillips. Me-, June 20 lspcciaD.-Th" railroad eN-
tending twenty eight miles from Phillips 10 Rangeey
the centre Of the posmens paradise is being pushed
rnidlv forward There are now 600 men at work
ana The number will bc increased To 900. The road
will be running to Rangcley by the middle Of septen
her
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
RnDUCEDRATE TICKETS TO ST. PAUL, MINI
VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Tic PeTnsyIVanla KarOau COHpahy aIIlIUtinces IN
excursion tickets will be sold II. Paul, Mnn., on
July /, . and g. good for return until July II,
at q rate Of 1880. Tickets be purchased az
Pennsylvania Railroad ticket Offices 49, $40. and
044 broadway. Astor House, Cortlandt and Des-
brosses sts. ferries, Brooklyn and jersey City =.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

Richmond. Va. June 26 (SpcciaD.-To show The nm
fairness of the Democrats OF Richmond in their treat
nent of the coloIed voters it is only necessary 10 say
that while less than two years ago they had hundreds
of names Of legal voters stricken from the poll lists
under fraudulent preteXts, they are row soliciting
financial aid to enable them 10 swell the census li~t
even bv "nlggers@ who may have been omitted IN the
rec1llar enumeration.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
ILLINOIS SONS OF VETERANS.

drew revolver and fired. The bullet struck young
Coogan and he died on the way to the hospital
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY,
Mount Hope Westchcs.er County,
New York and Northern Railway. Station the 3rounds
Onlce II West 23d.st.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
m1yx1rrn ANn nrnsoX RAY RAILwAY.

o,.ovs ont June 20-Thc Winnipeg and Hudson Bay
pu, coup,uy has been Informed that upon II, produc-
inc satisfactory evidence ablty construct and operate
400 miles u railway Winnipeg o Saskatchewan River
~ or noar Uich Falls Government will ask lDrlinm'nt
10 grant company the same aid ~ that given 10 .c'
,v and Edmonton Railway at the last session ot Par
tcnt Thi. section the road i considered a. being
colonization railway which will open up and make scces'
ne fertile portion Manitoba and the Northwest Terri
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

~ FAVOR OF SELLING THE KNOX AND LINCOLN.
D,mariscotta Me, June 2d-DamariScotta this ara p
noon voted 20 to 40 in favor OF selling hc Knox ana h
coin Railroad to the oson syndicao This reverses the
former action Of the town.