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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MNTERIAL-steaGy aud unchanged Lime
ranges IRON 500 to IL 20 uaVe.straw brick - ooarO
tlshki - ?-ds5 - rp-rver hard 8 5oas} % Pale
Por land, s. lod2! % Engn Por 10 ID 81 35af2 ;
Gernah Portland Soas2 20 aW quoted at ~ 10 per
locJ. coat, hair, 22d9ic Cattle hair. lsc 49,.
ser.c How Paper. j'tdj3sc liranuiacd 54ci H. D
genuine formulated. 5c Taylor Brothers English casks
CoCOA-Is quoted steady. though special movement
Lolcd. Mar1caiDo. - r. 20 Cauca. 2zd23c tarasa%
l4dl5c; Trinidad 13'c; Baha l3c and Guayaquil, l3d
COOPTRAGE STOCK-Tias hccn in Moderate demand at
weeks gurs. We quote MOasses shocks and II, ads
II .jd+r, Sugar shoots and Ilcad, 3shch II I1dtl 20
5odsl 30 5e-inch ii 40 old shocks without reads
II O5dSl 10 Rum SHOCKS and Heads SO 1898 Is Rum
Pipes IS 5oa96 Empty IIogshead' ~ 10; Hoops Ii feet
CGifEfF-rSin growths the spot had light in
qury but prices steadily mant1ncd. No fiat bean
quoted AZ ls'eas4c. and gndeseribtd DO d'sdii;.ei
rad, dull $50 bags Say0nilll private terms The
option ruled dull aud prices suter'd decline OF
100 ana Sauo-. with N L. selling by longs"
aNr- broke al r.. while Hamburg wa shade better
in some eases London also stronger but that had no
effect here Oncnl quotations , - y. m July. 13s pa
August Is % september. 75s gd; october 75s; No
V,nb.r - 30 December rs ID Bordeaux reports ar
rivals during last month OF 10000 bags deliveries during
bar. Trieste cables arrivals during June y 800 bags
deliveries during $500 bags stock In Trieste July
l. G6 80 b1g-. Ad,iccs from Hamburg report stock In
GEO ha Of which 100000 bag are En-
lillian arrivals daring 1873 600 bags dcverls during
juno is 600 bag 10 quotes R'gpar hTst! so good
oad 300: Exchange private % Receipts 0lo bngs
furo" 600 lag total stock. $4,000 bags Market -
1ay ir~H June 30 1880 28s9o 900 6ars same time
i,,.i., a. INTO, Iu i-s, 70 80 1890 1871, 600
iay- same time 1889 2.C3S OOu bags sane time 1oss
~" 600 bags. Total ai"- here to-day % 30 bags a. io'
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Chicago Dressed Beef weight Gs3 n, and average
NiLTn CowSI0ny ? head reported and very little
doing Markst nonnay 'seady at 1900 per assd
tALNl-S.kc,ei9ts 800 htad OF wnSh 20 az oythIss
weak with Duterniiks selling at doc mixed lots at
3i2aic and fair TO prime Veal, a. 5'4djS4e. 80,
country Veals. 74oc city dressed and
dressed Butternhks doing little better tan last week
selling mainly ut idJc, with best bringing ORC ~ ts
Saiss-:iaicnbcck & Hollis: 1873 mixed Bunalo Calves,
$50 N average, at 50 so per 100 N; Bntt,imks, 20
H. - 10 do 2G0 ~ az 60 70 10 do, 227 u, at ~ %
II Veais, lG7 n, at 5'sc per D. .
j. y rldcock s. sons 90 yeals. l3o %, at she 10
u, at SIC; ) BGtterniks. - ~ at a.
Judd & BUCKINGHAM 30 Ncals, lbs N. at % - per
100 \ - Buttermihs poor 100 p at 2tc per 70 20,
hesd-l4 carloads at Jersey City, and carloads a,
osoken the latter consigned direct sheep were IN SLACK
southern, and 7ia6Sc for prime ieFseys.
Dressed Mutton slow at 1dloc, ard dressed Lambs
firmly held. but IN only moderate request at 94l2c with
Saes9P $ Ks!e: 40 Jersey Lambs. IS u average.
At Sc pr n 10 Co 20 n. at 6 % jersey lives 1917
j. n. Pdcock 4 sons $50 virginia Lambs, c93 u.
81 1so 2S Co. az A at go DO % Co. & 81 90
65 n, a. &c; 90 do, 81 81 90 per 100 y 70 ohi
SHEEP IS n at 5hc 24l Texas TO- 81 N scant at ftci
y: McPhcrSoa GO: 25s virginia Iamhs 20 n az 5'4s
GOin 229 Ohio soGcp 81 n at = 80 S, psr sSeeS
H0iis-K ccirt:-2i carload. of 2,ss5 head-l2 car.
oids at iIotoien. 40 sales today bac ote Yesterday
20 state Hogs wor, :2ld 2, :; ioGS' 81 Dealers quos
Copn,r dressed firm for light weights. Quotations.
4. W. Lamb sold, late Yesterday - stat IIocs =!
II do fancy, ia y, az - 81 81 state PEs, lo3 N.
CLOSING; PRICES or CALIFOINlA sJCrk>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

The report of the committee on manheads ana man.
holes was then read. Being incomplete. it was re
ferred to another committee, of which A. ii. Ralnal,
of Richmond Va. was made chairman. a discussion
followed upon the necessity of having uniformity in
state inspection laws regarding boilers The second
yice.president of the association George Marshall. OF
Dayton Ohio said that he had wr ten TO the Secretaries
Of all the that subject and had leaned that
only three States had inspection laws.
A committee consisting Of MeSsrS Marshall, Dundon,
Raynal. Lovegrove, Cunningham. Hopkins and Connery
was u formulate uniform plan Of legislation 20 be
recommended to the various States in the Union.
As several members who were TO read papers had
not arrived yesterday, the association after accepting
the gift of a patent for calling, made by James w
Connery of Philadelphia, spent the afternoon session
principally in discussing the best way to make a
practical boiler maker.
In addition TO the prominent members Of the as
ISOLATION described in Tuesdays Tribune, may be
mentioned also \. H. Raynal, who has taken active
part in all of the conventions Mr.. Raynal is man
about forty years old. He is native of Germany
but came to this country about twenty seven years
ago He received thorough education in his native
country and soon took prominent place in the bust
ness which he followed soon after his arrival in the
United States he secured place in the Fulton Works
Of Brooklyn, going afterward TO Boston. lie has
been engaged at dineren; times with the Wheelock
Steam Engine Works, the Delamater Iron Works. and
is at present superintendent Of the Richmond Loco
motive and Machine Works. OF Richmond, Va. Mr..
Raynal is ready speaker and thoroughly colversan
With the business Of boiler-making.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York ruesday July l-BEEVtS-R.c cipts, m
Id,c ate arrivals lOi o1ds OF lola head
n, cario.ds az oboken for East Side abaoirs - caroids
CONS of which carloads for Lastnans Company and
raroads for West iCthst saughtrcrs ana tr Is car,
ioIds az Jersey city came IN Monday y m ana Wrr' c
~, them sold No trading to-day. Feeling htle weak:
iiv Dressed Beef slow at 54dj'c for Texan sdeN ava
nTc for Native carcasscs with few selected bringing
~ ChtcaCo dressed In moderate request az 64d'ic iof
uatiyc Reef and JG5'tc for Texas DO.
cable adNCrs received latH NestcrdaN quot IT,
rrlreracd Beef lower at Cad or ecant &c per - ahg
American Steer, az 9&dl0',c estimated dressed
weight sinking the ou.i ,-o ,.-.,. - -. yho.on, h-
shipments today include 300 Cattle on ne knocoa py
Easnans Company. Tomorrow the Guy OF Che-'er tahts
a., 40 quarters the Britannia 200 quarters ana
~" nothns wiIl be laden with about 2iOO quarters.
,ontrrnl Shnments for the week ending June rs were
an cattle and sheep or which l,0S3 Cattle go 70
osqow: pl5 Cattle III Sheep To Liverpool and oSl
attic and 50 Sheep 10 London . -. ~. ,,,,. .s
The sales Nelson Morris Co IN oity sh no
(recelyed for Mondays report were LOT
Ne week ending June %. follows 1Sl carcaSses OF
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wRANGLINCi OVER THE IMMIGRANT RATES.

teriay to wranGlc without result the dcmor5zcd
condition of immigrant rates. There no.compaint
against C. F. Doanc. the Clearing House Agent. as
reported ho is only acting under the instructions
Of the associated lines. The Delaware. Lackawanra
and Western and the New York. ontario and Western
arc charged with being responsible for the outside
agencies Of Muller and Mcdonald, which using the
commissions paid by tho roads west Of Chicago TO Sc
cure business outside of the jurisdiction Of the In
migration Clearing House. The Lackawanna and ON
tario and Western rcpudiatc their responsibility. al
though they are enjOying the benefit OF The work Of the
outside agencies. No settlement of the controversies
was reached Yesterday.
The question Of q permanent passenger commissioner
is undecided The state of passenger affair i too
settled 10 make the Office attractive one 10 an OK
perenccd railway man. The men who might seek the
Vlacc would probably for that reascnibe unacceptable
10 the railroads in the immigrant pool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
TRYING TO FIND 4 FAIR SITE.
AFTER SELECTING THE LAKE FRONT TIE DI-
RECToRs ARE THREATENED WITH
AN INJUNCTION.

An INJONbIlON
Chicago July 1.-The local Board Of Directors Of
the Worlds Fair met today and by unanimous vote
decided subject 10 the approval Of the National Com
mission 10 hold the Fair the lekc front and at
Jackson Park The proportions in which II shall b"
divided lcundecidcd, subject t. the necessities
Of the they might develop relative 10 securing
more or less land on the lake front
While the Board was in session a deputy sheriff
served notice urOn Chairman Gage that bill for an
injunction 10 restrain tie Board from using the
lake front for Worlds Fair purposes had been Med by
AUDITING property and that If any attempts wc
made 10 1t the cOmplanants would push Tor
the Issuance Of the restraining order
j. X Edsall who fled the bin on behalf Of the
propertyowncrs said: We do not propose 10 move
for injunction II is not necessary until some
thing further is done We filed the bill now in order
that the Worlds Fair people could not ask here
after Why did you let 20 ahead with this matter
and make no Objectionp We Will press the apphca
ton for an injunction The moment any move is made
toward carrying out the proposed plans
The City Council voted to defer for The prctcnt any
consideration of the subject of ste for the far'
The committee having the matter III cNar9c DnS ~
ported this evening ana oPpornnS 20 ,r rnrf WY t6c
matter cannot be brought mp again within to"r week,
Committee a statemcut from President Gage. ndicat
ing that the capital stock Of T3oo0ooo wa oona nus
Affirming that there was S66o,l ao IN caTn IN ,hc
NCnng, chairman OF the Way anu
Wcans ComIn,tico made an afdovt to the effect that
500 600 had been raised the second S1,0OO'oOo
" The future of the Chicago City Council to ratliy
thc local directors tender Of the ake-iront as =
Worlds Fair oit, the subject of n'nch cohmcrI
among the National Commissioners today NJ ucr
meeting this morning the following resolution wa
introduced by Mr.. Massey. OF Delaware;
Resolved That special committee Of SIX be-, ana is
hoebv constituted TO he appointed by the President In ac
odancc with the spirit Of the Act Of Congress to concef
tho question Of the rights duties and powers OF this body
under the Act Congress- and to submit report A" lt'
d.bcrations defining the quality character apd extent
A,no, N the next adjourned meeting Of the COMMITS.
sion.
The resolution was referred To committee.
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFOKNIA sJCck>.
EIanclscn. LLLE l. -.,-O
RAILROADS..
DEM N SYLV A N ] a
RAILROAD.

OK ,vp AFTER USE g, 1890.
Trains ea, .ta,on. FOOT of De-Orosse' and Cortland
s s!rS a. a. '0'V FAST LIaE Tor the West: p1naS
5-5 a. m Columbus 80 a. NJ Chicago oo ?; m 70;
9f an a' LoR Have afN and enoC except
1906 Ss a. "NfE' ANp CHICAGO LIN
sn r' D OBJ cars presenting financial repors
: :sss: dc, na G bsrScrhoD S e:
ami royshs Sdt Gi iss5. ArrivS" cincinnati 40
3 ExGh;s pullman lima al ssbSe ssepns pnlas
f coah ySNYsG 70 csa@Sus
.in,au u go g. A.. H. Chicago ''oO p H. anu o. Ao'''
ESQ e nj re- Ssif$srERy EXPRESS for all geass
ce MSs Car ao YEYo iq to IIsSgfs S9sSS;
and MePpR Pnn saG Eairq BAL Dn Cs
t.s9urG to ichmond and ChcasG aTT da az an, Ss IN
louis s.coal T..a2s Connects for Cleveland
sS ed Tred0 i, Say sHsP' Sa'TIdsy pullman rures
'P sYespns car Sev:YOr& chicago. NewYork e Mem:
cd aas r S,y;'%e e e fs Z. en-
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
81 SYPe;y En1S Tg S s.P s
i b@Ps car sHpa Soc i ,Hd E sc
Gq ns M sand aHa lfs 5g9 For e;Ts
cd sl and Il fs' nf
For Long Branch ron, Pleasant q, ara r n noon
80 $40 3 40 special. 400. 20 ard 90 ?. N.
SATURDAYS only 20 p N. Sunday 10 "A a. H.
For Atlantic Cy. 80 m Thrcush Bu C P ,fi
and Coach coNdays com C, ;pr th,' 49,:
and with through for Browns Mils and Beach
For Old Point ana Norfolk via NewYork Philadelphia
Norfolk Railroad 90 a. m. daily excep, SUNDAY, an9
S 90 D. M daily: via Baltimore and Bay Lac. 2;lo
. weekday.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Ia press Trains leave follows $3.50. Ia.
-. 49,. 10 . 80. 10 Chicago Limited WIN
Dn.g tar. and 80 ',a.hnstou Limited md II 20
a. n. - 20 90, 70. 90. $40. 20 - w,
800 9 80 8: 100, and 100 D. N. ana l2:lo niEnS
Il 10 20 ans no i GS r; II, s saS
ic's M 90 ZOO 90 %. So 90 and 90
and II is night. Accommodation, z: oO D. M
fine New.York transfer COMPANY viii call for sna
ehock baggage from hotels and residences. 49,.
For timetables Of local trains apply TO any dekes
aeeCuuI r. pT-GIf y r. WOOD,
Gcnc,a, Managc- Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
NFW.YDRk, ONTARIO AMI WE-TERN RAIL-
''''' WAY COMPANY.

trains leave foot Of "a @na 4t SIS as follows;
t-d->t., 90 a. M, Tor ll.jD'li
HAIL M.ccletown Port Jcrils. Monticello, Fais0gFg,
Lin,rtv Iancock Walton. D'hi. t,meSton NorwIch,
idea Rome oneida Detroit, Chicago and points Wet =,
Jay-st, 90 =. i-d-st. 3:iO a; ~; tor tampoel
Hail Lakes MOhonk and MnneWa~N1 Walilh Na!t-l Sta-
tions Md1i"own, Bioonineburt i,.n.li,, Mountain
D1lr Fnl,bure IIurlcyVllc J.. Hcrty, Whit" Lake: >,
Jav.st 100 D. H.. 4ad-st.. 80 p. m. tor Campbell
Hail Lac, Moh6uk and Mmnewaska; Waikiki Valley sa-
N.dleOwn BOOnin, burg. ElcnNlue, Port JEWS,
Monticciio tasburg Hureyvile, Liberty, White Lake.
Ii1.l - D. M 42d-,t, 80 D.. for West Corn
wall orr'- MnlS stony Ford, Campbell Hal Middleto"r.
JAZZ o. D. NJ i2d.,t Is p m Tor Middletown
F,sIurg iiprty Walton. Norwich. oneida. OsNego.
,ochcster Nacara FALL, Detroit Chicago ond points W.T.
Iav.-t 30 D. M. 42d-t. - p natgfd,ys only
for ,ampb,u Hal, Midetqwn, i:,tnylle, Port Jer's.
q DsiT through other trains daily. except SUNDAYS,
pullman drl and cpinrc1r bcrts reservd
:" - e rHYCTRs0N G p 4. rs Exchange Place. " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
.-....d..r rrnirr fc.r the Soa Shore
Saturdav IrdIns TOT Ut" SUI 0HVIc'
Long Branch, ocean GROVE, etc.

Long Branch. ocean GROVE, etc.
Sandy Hook routc--Lcave New-York. Pier &. Norm
piver AT AS and IL a. m and /, 345, 4 80 and
3 80 p.
All rail routc-Leave New-York. foot OF Liberty-St'
North River at s:I5 0:I5. 10 10 and II 10 a. m,
40 fcxnrcss) 80, 3 80, 4, 80, 80 and q 10
p. N.
special fast express on Saturdays at 30 F. m
sunday trains, Sandy Hook route-Leavc New-I orh'
Pier No. g. North River, at 80 a. m. and p m' for
Atlantic Highlands, sandy Hook. and all stations 10
Long Branch
All rail route-Leave Ncwfork foot OF Liberty ST.,
North river at and o a. H., and p. m, for Long
Branch, Point Pleasant. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
GATHERING IN THE WINDY CITY.

RAILROAD OFFICIALS FROM EAST AND WEST
TO wRESTLE WITH THE RATE PROBLEM
Chicago July l (SpeciaD-Eastern and Western rail
road officials gather in Chicago tomorrow in different
meetings but with the one object Of raising rates.
From numerous expressions of opinion it safe to
that the meeting for the restoration OF Eastern rates
will be nearly quite Nat failure. At the present
uncture It will be impossible 10 either advance dressed
frigerator cars to the old figure Of "a Of cent a
mile Up to date the losses by these reductions are
nearly 100000 TO the Chicago castbound lines but
they have not yet fought to a finish. In the West
the situation is little f'any, brighter The Alton will
vote in favor of the Toto 80 per cent advance TO the
old basis. provided it be assured the rates will
not be manipulated. In view Of the fact that all
Western presidents pledged themselves to strictly
maintain rates after May 10 and the equally unds
puted fact that rates, to-day being secretly cut
freely in the pamiest days before the Interstate
Commerce one is able to formulate a guarantee Of
stable rates. The committee on advancing rates
MessrS Newman, Bird and Sagc-met to-day and pre-
pared their final report for to morrow's maSs-mccng
Of all Western lines The report includes the PROPOSE
ton to advance al rates to the old basis 90 cents
locally to St Paul with proportions of through
low enough to meet lake competition and 1j-ccnt
local basis 10 the Missouri, shading the lower
Vice President Newman. Of the Northwestern. dc
MES that knights Of Pvthas had been offered a re
bate over his line between Omaha and Milwaukee.
The subject came mp in tO-day's meeting Of the
Western Passenger Association, but postponed
until tomorrow. when it will be thoroughly ventl-
lated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
A PROPOSED NORTHWESTERN ROAD.

Chicago July I TpeciaD.-The North Wisconsin and
Lake superior Railway Company was Incorporated at
Madison yesterday. II proposes 10 continue line
from Oshkosh 10 Kenccnaw Bay. Garaca County,
Michigan distance Of about goo miles. The capital
stock il So 500 600 and the incorporates are George
Bricr o. A. Ellis W. p. Cook, W. ii. Young. w X
smith Z. g. Mullen and F. j. Wheeler. all OF Ocont"
The Wcnomnnc River OcoDto and SOIthcrn Railway
COMPANY was also incorporated II proposes To- bnild
line from MarOnette 20 Junction with the former
road AZ Seymour a distance Of siXty-hvc miles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
BRAINY BOILER-MAKERS.
MEN WHO CAN FASHION PHRASES AS WELL
AS IRON.
THE THIRD MEETING OF TIE MANUFACTURERS
Srccrssrr-IIY BEGUN INTERESTING
TALKS ON VARIOUS ToPIcs-soME
of THOSE IN ATTENDANCE.

The third meeting of the American Boiier Manu-
t.ctprer Association Of the United states and Canada
bcan Yesterday morning in ono of the large parlors
- ,ho park Avenue Hotel with President James
Iannan in the chair About 100 members were
nroscnt. representing almost 800 practical boiler
makers from all parts Of this country and canada
Idsnq from the delegates in NcwIork. the as'ocia
ZION is a handsome intelligent body of men, strong IN
arm. and intellect who can fearleSsly Challenge com
harrison with any other association of men Ill tho ano
The forcble way in which some of them speak wonld
lead listeners to believe that they had taken oratorcai
lesson, from the constant "clip.' "chp' o. tifeiF
hammers and learned always ito strike the nan OH
the head" ,
The meeting was called to order at IL ocIoch'
After a short address Of welcome by inc presi-
dent the secretary read report which was gvee'eu
with great applause. The association lie sam was
in a Gourishing condition, and had accomplished al
ready excellent results. lie recommended no"
eyer the formation Of an American boiler manu-
fac,urcrs, insurance company, believing that the eA
istence of such "A company would tend 10 MAKE 'n0
manufacturers more careful and more AMBITIOUS U
do the best possible work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
MRS vAyDpqKIFr,s SENTENCE DEFERRED.

Trenton July In the Supreme Court to-day inc
sentence OF Mrs. Carrie Vandeerih, who was convicted
in Burlington County Of trying 10 kill her son by CIV
ing him croton oil in his food and medlrlnc' was
d.for1,d until November The has recently had
svmptons similar ~ those which followed the alleged
poisoning lie is in the hospital under special
nurscs the case has assumed mysterious aspect ana
I. l. nresnmed the court deferred sentencing tho con
,tctnd woman until further developments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
A BALTIMORE AND OHIO DIVIDEND.

Cincinnati July IA dispatch to " The Commercial
Gazette from Newark. Ohio, says: 1.-The committee
Of the Central Ohio Division Of the Baltimore ard
Ohio met here Yesterday and declared a dividend OF
3 per cent"
To dav the Baltimore and Ohio southwestern takes
posscssion of the Columbus and Cincinnati Midland
Hallway All the general Offices save that Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
Arcu1soS DIRECTORS IN sEssIO,

Boston, July 1.-The AtchSOn directors atIthelr
meeting today voted 10 declare the interest on the
income bonds August ).
The declaration Of the interest on the h'chison IN
comes deferred In order that tho board might nave
before II the complete actual statement OF earnings io
the period covered by the first coupon The amount
Of interest TO be paid was not decided upon ana 10
will he gauCed wholly on the amount shown 10 be
available on the date OF the declaration the mat
ter was discussed and finally decided upon unanimously
The Missouri Pacific alliance came up orcohsdeiaton
and important progress was made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
ESTABLISHING ) PRIZE FOR PRINCETON.

Princeton. " j. july 1.-The class Of 20 OF Prince
ton College arc raising $500. the interest on which
Is 10 lie devoted yearly 20 prizes In the Encilsh Gepar
mani f,r the purpo,r Of stimulating study Of English
anthology and literature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
CLASS DAY 1T COLBY.
A GIFT TO TIE COLLEGE, PRESIDENT ShALLS
INAUt,CRAL ADDRESS

Watervillc Me- July The Colby senior claS'
day cycrcses in Wcwavc. this afternoon were .he
crowning success 81 tho commencement. Tie Alumni
association ih, afternoon elected the following Objects
Presidcnt A. H. Briggs, 80, Boston; vice Prc'id'nt'
Dr. Larhin DuntOn, Lo,ton; secretary nii treasurer
+ W jIall Watrrvillc The board 81 JUSTICES elected
Josiah H. Drummold vice president and PerciVa Bon
ncy secretary and treasurer. The Rev. ). II. 'f
gins Of Charleston, Me- and the Rev. G. v %orcr1'''
OF eom~rvillc. Mas. offered 70 give 20 INC '"'S
trustees Charleston Academy, with ample Rro"h'>'
also n fund therefor " $1,000, payable January d.
1901 provided The trustees Immediately cNpchd tl''"V
I'm ropaIring the premises aud agree 10 RAISE T-'""'
for the fnnd Of the same within ten irS The boIrd
accented the proposition, and ihuo cstablI'h"i mo
toprth fitting school for Colby within the state 81
Maine. . -.
At the BAPTIST Church tonight. President n w
Small delivered his inaugural address 10 large audI
cncc lie said. III part
Colbv is a dcnDinHatiOral college. ana i d"sSucu
IA hnyalon the power Of independent thouSh.: INC
colcgn aims 10 teach and u~pic manlncS". 40 man
+ a. to bc a college professor who i M" u "P'I',
in rIonlnc., The college deserves society iulIul
,nnr,I health The ~ per cent OF graduate oi Ih,
and other colleges who remain In I'M stare nav
Innr hard task 10 elevate our people !" ~ I
standard % Intelligence and obligation ,pIH ~
ycrsitV is In u position Ia take a1\dl',p' "a ' q,
SOC ma plan At progressive anu l"'t NV.
I'm. In declare that within Colby University ii "o'''"
college shall be founded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
A NEW BERTH FOR :. w. F. DRAPER.

s. W. +. Draper, recently special tourist agent of
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. has been made general
manager OF the New York Transfer Company, sue
ceediug A. 5. Dcdd, who died In January. IL was IN
Mr. Draper that the Pan American Congress last
fall made their tour Of 5000 miles route laid
ont BY him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
S9rrH SHORE LfGHTSHIP ADRIET.

Nantucket. Mass July 1.-The South shore Light-
shIn is reported as being adrih. The Lighthouse
Board announces that size will be replaced as soon as
possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
Ct pp,rtp,s FEMALE ACADEMY GRADUATES

ST. BRIt,ID'n FEMALE W -NI7T.'I T'''''''V
The thirty third animal commencement OF ~
pr,od,. Female Academy took place yesterday after
roou in thc hall ln East Tenth 81. In the presence OF
a large number of persons. Miss Agnes byrhcs G'
ivcred tbc vaedct0ry, and received the goh ncddl
Tor insfruncnts music These Young girl, were ai'o
Numbered among the graduates: Mis- Forsh' Nj
rt,natrirk Miss McKeOwn. Miss Curry, Miss Bcar
nan Miss Lcvins, Miss Dillon, Miss Barry, Miss
O'Donohuc and Miss Ryan.