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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-31
HUDsONvILLE HAPPENINGS.
stricken With ParaIysis-Infiuenza and
Amateur Dramatics.

HuDsoNvILIE, Jan. 29.-Mrs. lydia
Nandcrboegh was stricken with paral-
ysis saturday morning, and, though
some better. >til lies IN q very critical
condition at her home I'M TIN, vicinity.
-ThCreIre some very severe cases OF
influenza IN TINS place and vicinity.
The HudsOnvlle Dramatic Cub VIII
give Little Brown Jug at tine hall
Thursday and Friday evenings of tins
week This company is one of con-
siderable experience. They gave
"Cuder the L.iacs' last year n a credit
able manner that made them popular
with the public here and round about.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-31
SIMPLY INDUSTRIOUS
Charles 4 Spragus, . Years Old,
Arrested for EeLonious Assault.
Il HlYE 4 HlNl FOR CHILDREN.
The Afroeisas Crlne ChaFssa UPaa Al
Ola naa- May Whs kao~ HiaH ks-
f4se - Believe ft-,8Eae thlsk a.
IL blackAaall sn1 spite.

a warrant for the arrest Of Charles
IA. Sprsgue Nas issued yesterday, on
complaint IT Detective GATES, who
charges -prague W.th is.onious assAllt {
uoon the person II one IVA Eagaa, a
-. of ONLY % wears ot age. The var
r4ar aas su5se4 uenlly served ~ Gates,
aad ,0r4gle lodged JAIL
The sCogy s disgusting and revolving
il rs details. and the crime seems the
more heiaous when tne different ages
0f the parues concerned Is taken into
eolslderatl0n. spragua * a man wno,
only fes days ago, celebrated h.s 1sth
birthday. while httle Eva nas just
turned D aad the other children, upon
whom the sama liberties were pract-ced,
are younger st.l. Another phase OI the
ease fuat 4 ges al added atrocty 90 rs
aspect i tue apparent counlvtnce or,
al aL events. cIlnAn.e leg.lgence Ol the
parents aud guAr,ua.. or Jue ga. .dfen.
Detective Oates Wa- mast asked % -n-
vest. gate tle matter ut dents 1l tne
Bali n.eck. Oh tle rs go SIDE, where
~pra-l- had hs room. These parties.
tle detective states, came TO u-u au1
revealed an awil. state of affairs.
They asserted laat ~prl-ue bad room
i- tAe hali b.ocNt lA NA-cn H--ie --ll'
Nere Co le found tay anal u.gui. They
detailed lJw tae u.I mtu uld 4.rl cn-l-
dreu sleep. 4 -u Il- N#d al-ltly. and
among tl.m meuullrj Ega Eagau,
-titA-t l1aH5 a-t '--t--1 "-i.-a ii'if
o.-f ..i4ie4 MN4t tu---, ,L.i--- -l-t y
bl5 "ol-e tut1 t-al. lt.t t4t'iiteo t-ie11
ftt mother "+a -'s .---.'.i. oi I-le mat
t,t, alA not uuly nt'" ti~1 AeI emu
Hae tlr hsILti.uN ot t--s "id man, nu- Z
t.af Tor p wees at tlnlc, ,Ae neisell II
ntN occHI . SOFA ~ ms room on
-Hcn ofc1s.Ju~, IueN related tnat
-pta~ue "oNb buy tlcu toys, anu
"..u Ar NA- away Ut h.s WofN, would
give tNeW llc hcy a1d lcJ tucn SO 20
h tov1i ana p-~F.
tue dctccDfc started I'D ana Ntfiued
tl 3-i more IMAM me- udd Detu lJl0.
lle .-Aticd lAAt Tor upward ul Two
t"ti- .i-elc tf-l-Nlc Young At1 hesA
t'I..- t--l' l "il1 NpiA4bt, "u" udd
assumed t-e cat.fc app1'-otty OF
r.1tuhg ntf, 4nd luai tuc cnld, VINO IS
'uly years olb, s.tpJ dl nome OF NJ
Npftg'it s, as .ue pitl>ed. ~ic b the
trI-.i3u-utcr oL l. Young, ot IS West
bt. --t-, and ls sad 90 have had tue
consent ot her parents % her nightly
absentee. Detective Gate. saw the culd
at ner school ami tine little one ac-
suoWlrdIed That >praguc nad taken
improper loertlc- W.,u ucr frequently,
auI Lnat sha had Oeeu u the habit OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
TILE TRAnE In CHICAGO.

Chicago. June % tspecial.-Brokers came down town
Yesterday with the their minds and spent GOOD
OF the dav making up blind pools the winner
They nHbers before the close, 20 as
be hand Derby. Ire result was that specu
!ative attention at any time during the day con-
centrated. Transactions were few and small, and the
day a short The duness and the lack OF inter-
resulted they usually do. in little decline 40
the close prices generally showed loss on tc dh"rens
wheat options Of sal cent from Friday night. July
wheat opened a. 81 cents sod lev a. s5 aud closed
al SjsdS6. June closed at s5 cents. August opened
At 57@ cents and closed at s6' seotemeer opened At
opened at So. cents and closed at 50 Year e!o,ed
selling by the ST. Louis contingent. Hutchinson, also.
possibly acting only orders seller rather
a buyer. Corn after keeping within exceedingly
narrow all the session closed almost precisely vncrs
closed On Friday night: July opened a, siss cents.
OF the grain and opened strong but showed at
close little OF the strength lost. July Op'ned az
.J2 aud closed 29 June opcped at 20 cents.
and closed 2j7s There contlnr arco Of the talk
OF damage the crop from lice Provisions dun
uut steady the range being very At the clo.s
lard and ribs showed change. either from the opening
Friday night. Pork showed cents advance; the
trade however, being altogether nominal Estina for
for week wer' 10000 On the curb. July
wheat 81 cents. puts c5's. calls 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
orr,crr MCGOWAN AGAIN ~ TROUBLE.

oo,,cr Fanc, H. MCGOWAN. oil 'hr ""'U WI v',,.
who wa charged with at',miuns ." ,,D. MONTH. AGO.
',r dealer In East uou-ton--t. ui'' "'''"' 49,"
HI'' III. MCGOWAN oil duty on H"t"r'
%,, ,,crnoon and when he went o" ""au NV p''''
'. patrol at , O'Clock his condition" 'nu'"'u NAV
s ,o, drinking heavily. lie staggered lh'o wv "'
hnd p''" nc,cer cr,gan Without the least pro- o.
room ,,,,, took up a cup aud threw IL at 'rrgan'
',,.,ug him sauarcly In the face he 'n', ,,
hout the boat and Will" engaged III uhi9 p'S'''
'""h -. ,c..r sullivan who coming aboard
s,,u grabbed the man and after strueF'' su''''"'"
sum- o,, h,, If, took him to the Churcl-Nt.
cation where he spent the night ~
s"'.'" ,a,. rorninp when ariaignod before Justice
,...o I'm the Toubs McGowan looked 'h'rpi'h anu
,,. -orry that the trouble had happened Inc justice
80, Min, for examination Ia 500 bail Noo"t SIN
NV" ' MIN. intoxicated Mctt0Wan threw himself
~ ,t patrol into the river and was rescued VITA much
din,,ulty by hi, brother officers Questions ~ 10 Ms
s,nty were raised at that time ana SOM Ho'p'' P,
t ronouncrd him perfectly sane HIS latest e7'al'u'
has convinced his friends that he Is not que rs' III o
head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
NOETHWESTERN I'NIYFES ITY.

Evanston. H.. June % (spccian.-Thc thirty second
annual commencement of the Northwestern University
occurred on Thursday. The graduates in the various
departments numbered 2G5, follows College o. Lib
eral Arts, 10; School o: Oratory A. Conservatory Of
Music, IT,; School OF Medicine. 81 school Of Law ID
School Of Pharmacy 43 College of Dental Surgery 10
Schools Of Theology, IL.
The treaSurers report for the academic year inst
ended shows the net value Of the property OF the
University to be -, $50 07 So The income producing
endowment is 81 .497 O21 10; the endowment not yet
productive real estate unsOld S510,340 10. Build
ings and apparatus. SjI1 OO7 80 Cash on hand, $50
AGA 90. Total s2,5f8.4i3 80. Liabilities. SlG5. Of5 10.
Net resources. S2,35O797 80. The increase in the
sources Of the university for the is 1868 900 The
receipts for the from all 800 81
BY the decennial retaliation Of some Of the leased
property. the income If the university for the next
years will De increased annually $4,000.
chased, which extensive buildings 10 erected
and Dentistry. Mr. William Dccring has given $40 900
The first elections 10 Phi Beta Kappa from the nm
Ing members Of the graduating class f. C. Demarcst
c. VI. Denny, ". f.. Humphrey and r. J. Woodcock
The trustees at their annual meeting did not elect
successor to President Cummings DR.. oliver Marcy
will continue TO discharge the duties of acting president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
,,.vorS or 4 SnrprrILDvG ccNrryATIoN.

, a., Navy cir.l., that NaNal Constructor
p t,ol.. VII, has le'r OH du'f ~ inc N"''"
y,yv yard Tor long time. int""d' to r''ig"i "'1 H,,
Vice IN accep, the position d superintendent ' '"'
bundinc combination which, II Il ''''' W." s,o 600
, Tho new, company say- it has capital 81 fIu"o'
on d has made an Offer for the Cranp ana inc i''''"
works. - o.,-,,. I, Weed NJ nj,
=. q sci 81 NlchoflS-aYc.. Yesterday '''l''''" w
h"''' -, tho riuor,d deal Mr. Weed said u''
'', transaction Of the kind certainly ""''i way
nohinr definite had been arrived at ana u,
,''G n.en conducted hitherto In reference 70 '"r n.,
ro,er,y anyway. by means Of AGENT '"' p'a'' W.
PI"p -, ,,, dinlv seen and hardly rrc"gniianlc. 'ir
a,''' d n,h.r that Mr.. Roach's heirs g"iuy u'S"'"
W., ,hc properly should be- sold aud the estate = 'u "p
| ~. certainty A. to when this wish """'u ''
o,t,d could be arrived at, a. th' p''o,"'' "',,
% 1,,a been hanging Gro for six months af''Dy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
COUNT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Te%mKeiSs sSasnued
' s"prcmc o coarspccsi ernSPit |Bsiorc Patterson
Jcs 1893 40 20 osl, $50, Il, 49, SOi RS, ~ 73o
supreme Court Special Term-Part u.-Tcfore oBrien.
J.. Nos 49, $50. i19., p,.. po,..o p,r,o,,
Nos. $500 3sII 1903 1896 1872, 3ifs. 1854.
suprcn,c Court iicaitrait il-Beiore andrews, l.
supreme c6art-circat Part iIicfoSs Lawrence, J.
49, sc5, s6i 1871 3S S33S 3oi6 2ais 1929 2os
'2 S St1 i GiS '?SS fo the term
NJ Kellogg and iIahioa Parke' 10 80 M estate Of
Michel 10 80 q. H.. For probate wills OF Cataarine
% a a rS Sn o nh 10 ; sS "a anu '0"'
CGf%Sra o S%s anne IT,
s GPFSF cogTraI TermpaT: iBctoe DSgrO
Ca>" schneider Health Department. etc. No
superior cour,-Trlal Tem-Parts IL and III-Ad.
Common rlea--',eneral Icnn-AdIourned until June 20.
Common Pras-spccial Term-Before Bookstaver. j.
Common plcas-Equity Term Before Larremorc, C. J..
C.. ~. a57a, 81 17s9 aoss sol 1925 1881, sss
Common Plea,-Trial Tern-Part II-Betore Alien, J.
TS S a ~ ~ 5s S0 75 sS' 7a ~ i4s 2 81 l2o
City Court-special Term-Before Fitzsmons. J.-Mo.
cly court-T-in rerm-part BEFORE Van wyck. J.
sng' 49, 3so 2s7 s, s5Gg $,; 2Sl ass soSS
Cty tourt-iriiI Tcrn-Part h-Bcfore Ehriish' J.
2s27 7' 26 1' 2-S 258$, 237;' 9o93' 3oii
-sloit case, No,. 2si4 295i 2j7l. 295s. 446 22il
Gty court Trial Tern-r.art Iv-Tsetcre McAdam. G. }
Eour, Of Gencral scs,ions-Part before MARITIME j.
anc A-l.tant Di,trct-Auorney Parker-No". to IL in
Cour, OF General scs,ions-Part II-Before Fitzgerald
j. and Assistant Di-'rictA'oIncy Bedford-No'. TO =
count OF General Session Part III-Bofcre Cowinr, j.
and Assistant DistrictAttoincy toll NOS 10 >, IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
BROWN UNIVERSITY.

Providence, June DO specal. -COmmencement week
this year has been attended with more than usual
interest. The feeling that Brown is having boom
seems to have pervaded the minds Of her graduates
far and near, for not in long time has so large a
number Of alumni met at the commencement day
dinner in Sayles Hall on last Wednesday.
At the alumni dinner the prize given for the best
essay written BY member Of the senior class WAS
awarded to II. W Watzen, Of Manchester. y. ii.
The Foster prize for the best Greek examination
awarded 10 James Q. Dealey, Of Dallas Icy.
The Brunonan" issued special number on com
mencement day. containing the poem by W. G.
Bronson. the address the undergraduates by J. A.
Williams the two afternoon addresses class day de
hvercd by Presbrey and owen and the personals of
the classes OF 20, so 80 and ~
The instructors for the following year as
follows: II. {. Bumpus, assistant professor u
zoology Courtney Langdon. assistant professor the
modern languages W. G. bronson. assistant Instructor
In English literature j. r. Jevett, Instructor In tnc
modern and the semitic languages. r T.. Calder in
strctOr in chemistry l.. +. snow. Instructor In eocu
ton: W. ID. Mount. Instructor in the physic Il
laboratory James L. Bennett Will be connected with
the botanical department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
DARTMOUTH COMMENCEMENT PLANS.
ELECTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.


Hanover, " II. June % (special-President and
Mrs. Bartlett gave reception TO the senior class Oh
Friday evening.
The members Of the senior class OF the Chandler
School of Science and the who have been selected
10 speak at the commencement exercises are: G. y
Humphreys. j. p Canty. f. :. Holmes q. \. Leavens,
J. A. seavey F. d. Woods and u. b. RuggleS
The elect. ons from the class of '91 10 tue Two
senior societies have just been announced and are as
follows: sphinx"-M. d. BarrOws, L. J. Campbell
". T. Carleton Paul Carsod, c. c. Dubois. F.. T. =
Lord. A. B. Morrill,. ]. II. Proctor, W. o. smith,
Lawrence Thompson, J. F. Trlll. John Walker, {. H.
Wiley. "CasQue and Gauntct"-John Abbott W. I.
Bailey F. f. Barnard. r. d. Burbank, II. f. Colby,
Il. L. Doring. b. > Gilman, A. c. Heath H. = Hoiton
C. :. Little. d. c. Richardson, c. NJ smith, ID. L..
smith, ;. G.. Walker.
The sing out OF the senior class. the exercises that
mark the end of college work for the graduating class
took place Wednesday evening. The choir for the
occasion was the 80 quarette, consisting OF e. A.
Leavens c. VI. Cheney. W. ~ Charles and J. ii.
FaSSert.
c. H.Winey, 81, has been elected chairman Of the
Executive Committee OF the New-England interior
legiate Press Association
The newly elected officers OF the Handel Society for
next wear are: Frinarius, Professor f. j. Bartlett
president and chorister W. T. Carleton. ~ secretary
C.. L, Kemp, 90; treasurer, c. NJ. Lamprey. '02 ;
organist j. IL. Proctor, 81 senior censor. W. T.
bailey junior censor, IT, ID. Price, sophomore censor
c. c. Fletcher.
Nin-,y three has chosen the following cla>, officers
for next term President. {. Il. Mckenzie vice pcs
dent, W. W. Brown; secretary, c. {. Fletcher, treas
urer. c. W. Flint; historian, q. {. smith.
Professor c. II. Hitchcock is 70 lead an expedition
Of explorers TO Mount Whitney, Cal, % take charge
Of geological SURVEYS that are 10 be made there,
The commencement concert this year j. 10 be given
by Carter's Boston orchestra, assisted By Miss Ter
tude Edmunds, Of BO>ton.
The committee before which the examinations took
place this year composed Of the following mem
bers Professor Charles A. Young LII. u, Of Princeton
" j.; William W. COiburn. esq, Of springfield. Mas. ;
John Scales esq. of Dover, y. H.. l. Freeman Hall
esq. of LcOmnstcT, Mass
w. T. Carleton OF has been elected manager OF
the glce club for next year. and W. Il. >cgur, Med
Coll musical director.
The seniors have chosen C. A. Perkins as their
permanent class secretary and ". T. Abbott 10 speak
the class at the alumni banquet, on Thursday OF
commencement week.
The class Of "a. from present Indications, Will be
the largest that has entered college for many wears
The members Of the last falls championship foot
ball team 10 be given medals IN recognition OF their
excellent work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
,,,,,. srocK MARKETS TELEGRAPH

rpnolo Jun. 2l.-Cattlc-licccpts for past - hoprS
49, ia inf,l for week thus iar H. 100 Tor same lne
T,.t . 20 10 consigned through 2o'o heau 10 NcN
Lambs Receipt, In past - hours 5ooo nsaa tg 6
r a. ,, fl. mr. 81 600 tI.nc last wrek ot1fV
",,.,.nrd tpfuu,h 5000. % New-lo rk bpo on sur
Zoo Nnr,,t ,t.aG, and moderately active. M Nn'sP
49,, ~ 81, 81. l1dtJ 90 medium u good, ~ 9O"9o ~
,o,nmo, 20 looc 5Odfl :" Lambs sood " yho ac
Az -, flr To- GOOD 40 SO medium, TO isr f.n
~ Receipt, for lIrt - hours. 100 heau 'oli
% Inc ,,,n thus ir 30 100 for same ilnc laSt on
80 "a. CONSIGNED through & 100 head - New YORK i'Vo
WarKf steady with fair irImnd selected nsu, ni
h",H, M NV ends and good choice heavy, Sid*t %
Nt'-,d' r,'k weights. etGSl O5 mixed pigs ana H4ht
Vr, - -0dta -. light pie,, - eOdsj -. .,.
~, ',,.nyn Jtnc 2l.-"lhr DfoNrrs journal reports
,n,ti" E.capt, 500 head shipment, wv MaINrs
~, " p.,yc. - 15dgj steers 80 OOd-+ 90 stochcr'
, ,.,t,' - SOD 80 COWS, bulb and mixed II oud
~ 40. icNa, cattle. 81 sOdt3 20. uoes-kec'iPp,s
t,2IiG ~ "a -: haNN - ,Odtt: light @3 ,odst
go, t,,,nt, 800 head: shipments. none. Market
tr'p, Natives s4d55 30, Texans. 70 2o"s4 40 LAMBS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
WESLEYAN COMMENCEMENT.

l.
- g., lime % (special.-The work OF
',I~s 49, e comnlcled since Thursday OF last
-, AZ ,mo has been entirely given up 10 INC
"oon .,0 a,,ratio, and ~writtens' and "oras"
n.y. followed each other in quick sucoe'S'o" ~
.ho last one closed at O'Clock on FRIDAY 'u'Vi''
Commencement exercises begin tins norh'"s WIN ',0
hacca,.preae sermon preached by PRESIDENT la! o"u'
and will close with the commencement n, 49,
u,.a,osdav at,ernoon The graduating class VIII nave
. hanouet AT the McDonough House OH "o""7'''
evening. o,oso ~ their fresb-
The class of '93 celebrated the close VI '''ei
-, honoueting last night at the champion
House. in Middle Haddahl' .,,... -, u.ho,.
Th sonhoporos also banqueted last night al haoen-
STEMS Hotel Hartford , announcement
o,, win no the reunion Of the class OF 49, "ho'o
,.rs meet 10 celebrate the fftieth anniversary Vi
- oradu.ton OF the twenty-five men WI,1 wv,,'
ont from WESLEYAN fifty wears ago zen d,v , 1bec
ou d ~ these eight will attend the reunion my" w.
anu anu, % are the Rev. W. r. Lagnall, Middletowh u,
rev Joseph Dennison d. D.: Tecnmseh hal; os tr
Hon J. ii. Go0Gaie Nashua y. II, rho Rev Iohn ".
lindsey. D.. D. Newton, Mass Professor Edmlild
ioncley, Emory Va; Robert Mathson VI. H. h, T"u
Ign, =: Y, and the Hon Channcey s'a"er' III NV"
The Junior sophomore defamation contest TOOK piaCc
on Friday evening The declasuos MTe decIarinr
that as whole the exhibition was the best hein a,
Wesleyan for number Of years me dcclaimerS am anu
SIIls' Conn. Public Duty of Educated Men" A. +,
Hancock. 81, Philadephia me tapf ,nn @onn
vThe Descent into the Maelstrom. Mammoth Cave
7. :. Henderson e3 orange, y. j.; Lexington and
Concord 4. L. Crowell %, Lynn Mass Webster 1y
aTobe's Monument; L. H. Andrews. ~. Bethel l,I
Conn The Pilots story F. H. Tachaoe TSi,to VI
,Si barton IT,. The New south F, 4, King, '9l
Thompsonville, Conn. European Guides
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
TRINITY COLLEGE.

Hartford Conn. June % (speciaD.-Trinty College
will graduate twenty four men commencement day,
which is 10 be Thursday Of the coming week. or
these, seven are honor Robert Ilntchns Concord
n. H.: John :. Littc Wilmington. Del: X. NJ Luther,
brooklyn Conn. John Butler McCOok. Hartford VIII
lam II. c. pynchon Hartford y. II. Spencer Hart
ford and John Williams. seymour. Conn. The vale
dctorian Of the class is Clifford standiSh orswod. OF
Wethersfeld. and the salutatOrlan William Harry
Chchelc Pynchon OF this city, The valed!ctorian Is "a
graduate Of the High school in this city, and the
salutatorian is from the Rogers High school OF New"
port Classday exercises Will on the campus on
Tuesday. and the meeting OF the corporation also DC
the same day at the Allyn House "Wednesday
will be devoted TO examinations for admission ana
graduation. As has been the custom for years past.
the commencement exercises will be held III the opera
House at II a. m followed by the dinner AT inc Ally
House = 80 p. The president reception VIII
be held al his house In NcrnOn-st. in the evening.
On Monday evening the Glec CluD ana me Banjo
Club will unite IN complimentary concert To the senior
class which will be the first Of the social events OF
commencement week. They will be ASSISTED 10y me
Dramatic Association. and the entertainment VIII oc
given In Alumni Hail. AT 10 O'Clock I've Lemon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
CLOSING DAYS AT ST JOHNS COLLEGE.
THE COMMENCEMENT DAY PROGRAMME AN


THE AWARDS TO De GIVEN.
Three DAYS vet remain Of the scholastic year.
Tomorrow morning the examinations end and III
the evening the results Of the term ana cha'""'"'
will be read publicly. ON Wednesday co'n''''o
mcnt DAY. all viii be excitement. in the Forenoon
the preliminary DIM oi cadets viii take place AZ
| D. H. sharp ali the companies under the command
of their respective CAPTAINS VIII march upon inc
campus. prepared for the drill Of the day Aficr
drill which will last an hour the colo'a oi INV
wear Will be awarded t. the Winning company ana
the military medals 10 those in merit lmmooIaeN
following drill the commencement cHeI'IScN VI NV
elias, of 30 will begin II the dan Is iavoraDe over
1900 visitors are expected.
TIC tent under which the exercises are to be
held has not Yet been erected but INC Fro'"u
has been made ready and by Tuesday the work
will be completed. The future class OF philosophy
barring failures In the examinations VIII ,o"S'S'
of John G. DOnnolley. Lawrence Nangh'"'' i"'"'''
Gushing. Harry Gala Cher Edward GaisIe'' Kni,I
andcr Mclaughlin. william, stark. 'ha Tc - W,nm
hit'naid 4. johnson David Mcll'no; fTahcis Mill
Peter Commerford. Michael Lennon, jam n WcjIurh
and thc ncxt class of classics. commonly called
the freshman class will comprise Arhuf H. Gov
Thomas j. Byrnc,. William Closher. Thomas j.
>nclrc. Ambrose Coghcr MaitIm , nn t,."i, i,h
ardson Gibson. stephen Clarke Rch3Id alafh. ,"
Zoouau John Il, Cadrey. Alexis Phelan fial,i =
Heating. John McCarow. Thomas y, oH raihot WasI
Ihe prizes which will be awarded at the ne com com
medal the git Of Lieutenant sgqielS the , i"rs
for sodicry conduct and best examination ~ s.n ne
The latter for the best ESSAY parse ~ S'oi h pre
scnted by the Alumni Association OF ~ ;.r g1r
. n,edal for tho iest biographical essay, gwen io
the present year by the Rcv James poqsmcs kely
for the best examination In mental pinInsophS Wi
medal for philosophy In the Enghsi1 co",ae '''~'
The House Of Representatives con poSca ,d ~, w
two higher classes Of the English course; s,ucu TIM
ers for Inc n,epnt wear are c. Reilly. chairman
FRANK Manning sergeant ssas1 iersa a at
Erancis ! Mccain paul Commit and John )
Pcriiliat have been appointed BY mr.. Waish pro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
AWAITING COMMENCEMENT AT UNION.
THE BALIlPnAYERs WILL CAPTURE THE ALUMNI
roR A GAME AFTER THE BANQUET.


schenectady June % (SpeCiall-rhe week proceed
inc tbe ninety third commencement Of Union College
has been ouiet and uncvcntful. The final c1amlna'
,i, NJ the term are over and every one is awaiting
the festivities of the following week The BAN nine
has not vet dishandcd. although no games nave been
plavcd since the championship ha' been won Inc
men are waiting 10 play picked nine "i the ainmn'
on Tuesday afternoon after the alumni banquet I'M
new feature of commencement week Is likely 10 lena
some additional interest the usual programme IL
will help TO bring back the old ballpayeiS and IN con
ncction with the recent victories % tie nine VIII fur
nish an agreeable topic of "reminiscences Tuesday VIII
tc a bnsy day at Union. beginning with the animal
meeting of Phi Beta Kappa and ending with the ban
met, Of the fraternity chapters and OF the val"u'
classes the day will he filed with college bushes.
class "reminiscences, specchc, and warm hand-hdhhS.
Many Of the Younger Alumni are air ally IN town. ana
they Will undoubtedly form the lager part OF those
who assemble on alumni day. They are Loyal l." q
. ...,.a .. a., .,.,,,
r. ofcs>or James ii. stocr was married on the even
ing al lime : 10 Miss Montgomery. Of science i'dv
The professor and his bride viii spend the summer III
European travel. .,. ,
me annual commencement OF the MnaiF la"
school one Of the departments Of Union 'nilcSc' 20
cnrr,.d ON Inuc -. President Webster conferred Tn
dce,rce of IL. b. on thirty seven z aiuaic'. ON ne
rirh, Of the president sat George W. hrchwcv. inc
dean az the Law school and the left was Chaun' cS
VI DenrW L. d.. who delivered the address 10 mo
graduating class II has been prosperous year WIN
,br Law e hoo under the dean. since l7Ol over
5000 men have attended ito lectures