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New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
OBITUARY.
HUGH FARRAR McDERMOTT.

Hugh Farrar McDermott. the welknown newspaper
writer recently Editor Of The Jersey City Herald.
died at No. 955 Eighth-ave. last night at IL -
O'Clock.
Hugh Farrar McDermott born in 1888. When
hc was fifteen years old course in Brown Uni
vcrsity was offered to him. free OF expense. If he
when he was graduated. lie declined the offer and
soon afeIwald began his career as newspaper
worker. lie first wrote for several Boston papers,
including " The Bee "Transcript7 and q" Post In
1893 he went to san Francisco, where he became
Of the editors Of The Alta California" and later
managing editor of The Golden Fra While editor
Of The Era he gave Bret Iarte employment at
typcsctting Mr.. McDcrmOtt Of the Cali
forna Vigilance Committee, and associated with
William r. Coleman in the Terry Broderck trial.
lie returned New York in 1891 and contributed to
The Tmcs,7 Tribune, News and other papers.
ne of the IOhemans among whom were
Fiz James OEricn. George Arnold. Thomas Bailey
Aldrich and others who have since become well known
In the world Oi literature.
In I767 he appointed % "A pLHe in the Custom
House by President Johnson and created sensation
by resiGring the office I'm favor Of man who had lost
for Charles scrlbncr d Co. His poem " LaTona
will be remembered by many. well as III.
Poems from Editors Table" and "The Bllnd
Canary While in California he wrote PLAY
wrote " The Guitar Mexican play. He has been
well known in Washington for many years. he IS
particularly we'll known there tile author OF Purl-
tana," satire
1Hj2. l- sons are William L. McDornott. news
paper writer Judge Allan l. McDermott, Robert Lang
don NcDcrmOtt. an editor. and Roy L., who is now
studying medicine in Denver.
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Clcveland Leader who read paper on the negro
problem containing many interesting statistics bear
ing upon the question IN hand.
AT the evening session the Rev. DR.. Mayo. who for
many wears has labored In the Southern field, read
paper on the negro American citizen in the New
south. lie argued that the negro had done won
deruy well. considering his limited opportunities and
serious disadvantages The logic of the new Southern
lie was on the side of the negro. In spite OF all
obstacles and cmbarrassments, there is real hin
drance today in the path Of any negro family at the
south, so far all their rights concerned, except
those political rights which are always tardily granted
In all essential respects the southern negro was better
on than the Northern negro. The discussion was
continued by Edward L. Pierce, Of Boston President
Mct'ill. Of Swarthmorc College; General Howard and
others
At to-morrows session the first topic for discussion
VIII be Home Life in the Black Belt The dis
cussion which Is TO follow the general education OF
me negro will be participated in by W. /. Harris.
nltcd States Commissioner Of Educaton Lyman Alb
bott, John Jay and others.
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Po,tonice Notice.

Should read daily by all interested, as changes may
Let;cs or fogesh Countries need not be specially sa,
~ iS is de.ifsa to ,end GGpcats Of banking and
.o, ng a M s fassS yesScls aSalatie
Foreign mais or tns week ending June :. will close
PqPljrf ljr fShkY[4t az 81 & a m o Tor EaiopS per
MAMMA via sog,hamp,oa a Hamburg litter must p Ss
ars''T Dorian 1 a, ii a. "a for Fortune Islands, Ha
for ' Bi@1da ofaSso a. p s,n;,,sS M ,SS Sa;; y
"a a m for NSafasa HG a'isG per 'o' j. otes from New
%f 3 .x e. i 80 b 40 T. fS % S SsEi''Sre So @ Per
and FfPAY dP,, Ds n Iaa iS 'G'" c,sar Tor cos ea s
G kin TandTo S's and De santo. direct also La Plata
Rio Janero, per SeES% 1on az D. H. lot Porto h'e'
skrt RDAY-%t 40 a. M for France switzerland.
sy sp9 "a and H. rOs'%Ea S el; Britain ireS%d Belgium
% oaSssrn ASs and & NSr"g & hs aean par
tries must bsn6ark SG Gs SWEDEN Norway 6r,.aHa KuSs
and Turkey. per = Elder Via Bremen letters for otheI
EuOpsa9 codnt,s a 2 fSp be yrIsaSds aec
per wkadsg va A%cFda@ let cter: so,l.nG ,f 9s, b. d,
Per PEER at CAPE iIayti Gonays: and
bao ad & s b dreeed I pT ,G' SIasars
a. p m for Nicaragua per : :. Harlan from New
XDAY for s,o TruSo NaS E@s5sn aad az raeo S'
Tor Costa Rica via Iimon' per 5 5. ispona from New
5% S.d io e?s .oe 9,1s p: I 'S.$s
S,n rranc;sco, close June IA at 80 p m Mails
foT AUSTRALIA New Zealand Hawaan Fill ana samoan h
june % az 80 p Sr on arrival a. Sewyors = e. ss
SOCIETY," Islands per ship rrope Bird ,rom san
.,ns here t2t At 80 m. Nails for NeWlouhu.
aod by vail 10 HaIsx aud thence by steamer close ss
hs oce daily at 80 Malls TO- for M!qseilon i ocIss by
daily at 20 p m. Mails Tor Cuba ey rail TO Ismpa.
Fla and thence by steamer via Key west IA close ~
this offce daily at 80 M Mail, Tor Mnxico, SvSs'
lant. unless specially addrsseu ~ ro' up'''" " "'
The schedule Of closing Of Transla cine malls IS ar;
an the e Of their unint,runted overland
"a. 70 San Francisco Mails from the East arriving
w ns a. san Francisco the day - sailing of steamers
sre disnatched thence the same day. Registered mall
closes az D. "(c "(c6IRNFLiUS VXN CoTT. Postmaster.
Postorce New.York n. Y. May 30, 1880.
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IRA EDWARD THURBTR.

ia rdward Thurtnr of tho oldest produce deal.
p, n th, city. dled suddenly from apopexy on Tuosday
evening a. h. home so. f3j Washng,on-av ave. Brook
Ign He wa, born AZ Cooporstown. y Y. IN 1920 and
prenncd for college A. clinton y Y, but dd not take
the college course going into business instead lie
came n New.York when about twenty-five years od and
opened IN Southst. Late" he went 70 syracuse
and engaged in the wholesale cracker business. He
afterNard returned Now York and formed part
ncrshIp which under various names continued 10 his
death This firm is now known Thurber Whlland <
co. NJ Thurber wa, cousin Of Horace X Ihiin'r
Re wa q lifelong Republican. and also Mason For
twenty vca. ho had been elder the Lafayette ANennr
prshy,.an Church Of Brookyn. II" was member OF the
Produce F>ch,nse and Of tn Chamber q Commerce.
The Produce xhanpe passed resolutions Yesterday upon
h., death. IL leave, "ido" ana TWO 'oh'' I"9
60, . a., held AZ ;hc T,fa yet,c Avenue Presbyteron
church on rridav at 80 p The Rev D.. Theodore
Cr,lar viii onicilte The burial viii be at Greenwood
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

Miss Palmer Miss Cowjng Of Chicago; Miss Ellis OF
Cincinnati. and Miss Mcualf of Boston. The groone.
men John H. Rahbone brother OF the orlue, T'e,
Hamilton Hopper, GiIad Foster, Isaac lseiln, Guy
Ellis Baker and John Thayer. The best man was
James Murray. reception followed, from . 10
O'Clock, al General RathboneS home. in Washington
ave. the wedding supper being spread In the open ar
the beautiful grounds about The house MI an"
Mrs. Murray will live In Newl0rk City.
Springfield. Mass, june 4 (>pecial-Presldenl T.,
F. Chlds, Of Childs's Business College was married az
Holyokc this afternoon 20 Miss Eva oliver tnlN
Church crowded and the floral decorations were
elaborate. Thomas Chds. OF Worcester, was GROOM
man and there four bridesmaids. mad on hohor
and two pages who srewed the church aisle with roses
the bridal party left the altar. The ceremony We
performed by The Rev. J. " Carney and the Rev JONI
CucksOn, of this city A reception al the brides hoine
followed the ceremony The bride and bridegroom left
here at ;45 for New York City.
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LNTrIFrnN q. GARRErTSON.

Lvttlcton g.. Garrcttson. \ prominent member Of the
New York bar and ~ president Of the Young Mems
Democratic Club Of thiS CRY. died at the home Of
his brother. Francis r. GarrcttsOn No a West Forty
nth ST. on Tuesday night. after short Illness. lie
was born AZ Rhncbcck y. y. in l741. and began TO
practice law there I'm 1853 In 1870 he came To New
orl practising at first independently. and afervard
establishing the firm ~ GarrcttSOn y MaA which he
len I'm Iss7 and the firm Of oiarretison & Harvey
of 80. 80 Broadway. n which he beOn ged when he
died He had always been prominent In politics, and
was ono of the founders ~ the Yonng Mems Demo
cratic Club. lie wys an ardent friend Of Mr. Hewitt
and strongly favored his re election as Mayor. He
VA. a hplOl
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
GRADUATING; TRAINED NURSES.
EIGHTEEN YOUNG WOMEN RECEIVE DIPLOMA
- ENcOrENGING EEpOET.


Inc fourteenth annual commencement OF the New
YORK training School for Nurses, which involves an
education in the Charity Maternity Infants. GouVer-
neur and Harlem hospitals took place at = 80 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon The graduating class. the Nom
bers of which were highly ID by the phys clans
attached to Bellevue Hospital and the other city IN
sttutlonS were Miss Anna " farwcll. Miss carrie T.
Thompson, Miss Dora Manchester, Miss Nora Z"
Leach, Miss Martha d. Hunt Miss Mary :. Gllmour'
Miss sophie L. Townsend. Miss sarah llalhnan, MISS
Margaret McCrccry, Miss Lizzie Garrison. Miss Ehha
/. Halle. Miss Eva e. Warner. Miss Mary A. Kenny
Miss Bertha Bndd. Miss Mary Ryan Miss Emma f.
sheldon, Miss Margaret Higgins and Miss Fannie e.
Watrous
Among the speakers were the Rev. Thomas J'
Ducey. the Rev. Dir. William Il. Huntington, Theodore
W. Myers and Dr. Thomas IL. Burchad. Prizes were
presented by Henry H. Porter. The pr7'-ent1ion or
diplomas was made by DR.. Henry GoldthWeite. chair
man of the Training school Board OF Examiners. VINO
also read the annual report The report showed thai
2.765 patients had been admitted during the year, ana
of that number 2110 had been discharged as cured
benefited. and that in the other hospitals largo
number Of patients had been bcnchclay treated.
After the commencement exercises luncheon was
served. followed by dancing.
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MARRIED.

GADE-sMITH-At the BRIDES residence Walnut Lane.
Germantown, Philadelphia, on Wednesday June 4, 9y
the Rev. DR.. Mason, trederick william Gade 10 AoA
May Smith
RIGGs-THoMPsoN-on Wednesday June H. at the
sSsdenee Of the BRIDES father by The Rey. Chss i:
THOMPSON esq. to Herbert L. Grlggs.
HELME-BUCK ELEw-On Tuesday. the Sd inst, at the
residence Of the brides pother Jamesbur3, n j. by
George Appieby Helme. OF Helmetta. \. J.
LACOMBE-THAYER-On Tuesday, June g. at the Church
Of the Holy Communion. South Orange, NewJrsey, BY
the Rsv William Greenough Thayer assisted by the
ate Robert a. Thayer to Charles krederc Lacomoe OF
q I'M ET5 ID ss @
Hattie Eleanor Oimstead TO Edward Fox Lewis
MURRAY-RATHBONE-Onw Wednesday. June T. At the
Cathedral Of All saints. Albany by the H. Key; % Nm &
Wiford l.. Robbins Dean OF the Cathtra Alice, d1ugh.
ter OF John Rathbone 70 j. Archibald Murray OF New
the Reformed Dutch Church. New.Utrecht y Y,
b. the Rey Aex r. ThoSp,Sn ps, D. d. sssd ssgr ny 'Ss S
Charles NJ. Stebbins. Alex. X. Thompson. jr.
Hin this city, Tuesday, June g. by ths
Rev. Geo. b. Stafford D; r. assisted by the Rev. Geo.
Mass, and Anna Louise daughter Of the late Leonard
No cards.
wEsr-sHAw7on Tuesday, June 9. 1890: at the resi-.
ROsser. John Castree West to Elsie Layee, daughter
OF the late Smith F.. shaw
Observation-Disclosures Wednesday. June 4.
at the Church Of the Holy Communion, by the Rev.
Lexis P Glover o Dc Of Su.r nwarS
WILIIAMS-BEVERLY-At East Orange on June s. ba
the Rev. James NJ Ludlow, D. D.. Maine Louise Beyor.
ly TO Seward Whiting Williams.
Notices of marriage must be indorsed with full
and addreSc
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rnw,pD l. DARTLTTT.

Edward T. Bar'.'t c'5d a, NO 200 Ci'mon'-'ve'
Er,osll, y,~t. rday morning. He was born al N'fu'-
nn,,,oa. Mas. I'D Vac hny year, Old About tmfV
,,,-. me-, h. came 20 NewYorH, and went n;" W'
.av,lly business. ~ he outbreak @ ne CIV" wa "'
.ni...J p tl. 18Th Regiment. and ~ the time " hi4
,..,, ,.,. , member ~ hr 18Th veteran CorG~. Nr
R,-,,,, belonged th' Howard Masonic Lodg' o Nf"
yo-t ana to Plymouth church. Brooklyn. lie was
t-,en.r i'm the Plymouth Mission. Hi> "fe daNFhHF
4 " G.. Vo-burgh di'-i eleven y''9' ago lie ~
, ,,b.- and mother one sister and brother, All %
>,.,,nufon The funeral Will be held at IN" house Of
MI. f.,ner.inlaw W. G. Vos,urch No 20 'lermonta'e
m r-d,v A. D. m The Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott VIII
,e.. I,t, The burial VIII Do 10 Greenwood
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DIED.

@ nA.,a the Elm E%' ID Sswwind'Or June 1890.
Church New.wndsor' * Y. Friday at y NJ '''''
~ June On 3 ss axsS + n rsdnSs ae q h
Notice Of funeral hereafter
D621N' 6yes N BROOKS i@mc1y q rcgta%d "0 u
Thursday evening at s O'Clock.
GARRETTs0N-In NewYork. after shor. illness. o.,
June 1890 Lytcton q. Gsrrettson, in the 5oth year
Funeral services from Church TRANSPORTATION. 10Th,
Incrnent tel at at Greenmonht en- Cemetery, Baltimore
rS. 5 de FsS MSnGf SG4s Nty Es & 1 1Sp'Sn sso
dence iS5 West i2thst. on THURSDAY, June 5. az 10
1s 1 1886 sa' SsfS & on only f91sn sd 'y q s S
r and Fannie +. Grfen OF Brooklyn, aged months 20
Funeral private
ILsLFY-suddeny on Tuesday, June g. 1890 Lily r..
we q Fred B. ilsiey and daughter Of Albert and Jane
Relatives and friends are invited attend :ho funeral so
Calvary Church, south 9th.st. corner Marcyave on FIJI
JoHNsoN-At Yewtown, Conn, June g. 1890, Mrs. Re-
becca b. Johnson. widow OF the late David B. john
@sn SnS ON VII Fgs ss held s at stR TRy Church New"
KERR-At Newburg. ~ y June g. $780, George w.
kT[ !rSo hs sat- M % ye' Church on rnu,.v June
Kihdiy Ii Il; omit n TITO aowers Si ,"'
ede.t son sc Of william b. and Jennie H Leonard
neTs 1ae a9 as' al & Sse m e 'ssf e5 E
on n TSu'S,y 5 Sf Sn Of ns IT, iav a. II O'Clock m
2 Deset Booaem second the Deticf Lensu,
Funeral services Vii b held at his late residence g
West s2d.st, on Thursday morning. June .. at 10
MoRGAN-on Monday. June ,, $780, Matthew S. Morgan.
R;ayH a9d rcnts also emD95 o, tsqrge Wsshnson
the Church Of the TRANSFORMATION 2othst 5thave,
Intsrnsnt AZ Woodlawn.
MILLERon the Sd inst. Adsline, wife of Isaac
Funeral from her late residence No 1?l Munn-st' East
carraes NH bS IN waSmr st East orange Station on
arrival Of tho ] 80 train Of D. L. and W. X. R.
ROCH-On Tuesday. June B. Marie Adele Roch. . -,
f9', sdonca [ , go @ wasS2qton.aye City on Thur:day
sNT her 'Ssa as 9i s., mtd Isas wire eoaP 81 h.s a
runcra ,Sryse. IRON her late residence Friday Juno
sn Mad n' sF s' Ts q j.sSo sSo
stsy Rs2s5l s9SlnE ?:s .s osos e attend
ai S Ss 81 %2t sa, q: a' M.4. 'f @s
TSo91o TasrH5o; ofs.i 1 fis.s1s g1iS''o Cemetery.
Kindly omit flowers.
THrRBEI,-suddcnly, on Tuesday. June ,, Ira Edward
@sa 65 % " oy s y Fsy ye9ss o6 ssS5,A the sSS;s S
~, in,l. .,,.5'. at n.,i.,. o.F Pa'' three
vEDDER-N, Atlanta ca June . Mexand1s5 Ma5Selis Mar
Ncddar Of Nev-Io OK. eldest son 0. telsstc b. and tAe
lat. Henry Y. Nedter. in tho 23d year OF Ms age
Funeral services Ihurdnv evening az O'Clock from mo
ro>iceuce of his mother. los West l-cthst
Schenectady paper please copy
& NJ ,aenS3a ad2 l2' o Ff h,r1 lp Wscr. Tuesday
Funeral services Thursday morning, 10 O'clock at ST.
AIMS Churrn. East l-th-st.
Relatives and friends invited.
Kinclr h0Ner>.
Insrment az Flatoush
Department of state, Washington, d. c, June 8.
Information ha, been received az this pepartment
from Nh William \. Brown, the Consul OF the Inied
states A. san Juan del Nort the death. the 10th
iS.1n In d j Nnric
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nr1AuAnr ANn NLM.ENGLANn ELEcrInE-

DELAWARE AND NL"-ENGLAND ELECTIpH.
wilmington. Del. June Special ~ Ia nr't annual
meeting of Delnwalc and Sew England COMPANY. held
here recently, the following Board Of Directors va,
elected Henry G. Gibson. =. :. Caldwell. John
Brock. W. w. Gibbs CharlmnaPn" Fowcr. lr. FHnci- W
Kennedy Arthur T.. Ncp bold. joseph +. Sinnott and
Charle, F. Berwnd. of Philadelphia John s. Wilson o
N@w-York; Henry .. SeiAI- 81 NeW-O Orleans Henry
Mccormick Of Harrisburg. Penn and Arthur Brock. ~
Lebanon. Penn JOhn W. Brock elected president
and Arthur j.. Ncvbold 'ccreaIy and TN. j.
the company that chartered by the lat Dcl""ar"
legislature control all rail freight and passenger lines
connections between Delaware aud the ScwEnglrnd
States. by way of tho Fourhkecp-i" Bridge Arrnnfe
Inents have been tho Philadelphia Whining
ton and Baltimore, the Wilmington and Northern and
Boston and Maine railroad. Tor "A through tnrr on all
CLASSES freight and passenger traffic IL is expected
20 run through trains from this State to New England
nnnu
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
RfTLRO4D INTERESTS.
ROCK ISLAND OFFICERS ELECTED

"
Chicago. Juno 4.-Thc annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Chicago Rick Island and Pacific Rail
road Company was held in IN, city TO-DAY. Of the
entire capital stock i61 500 sharcsl 3f@963 shares
Represented in person or by proxy. Tnc follow
Ing named directors were elected H. H. Porter. Mar
Dow>. jr. of New York the first three 70 succeed
Themselves, and David Dows jr.. to succeed Jam'> H.
COwiug. Of New York. Alexander T.. orr. of New
York. also elected q director 70 serve ont the un
expired term of David Dow. deceased The Board
Of Directors a. now organized stand, a, follows ::
sidney Dillon. Roswell +. Flower. Benjamin brewster
II. Il. Bishop. II. VI. Flagcr, Alexander f. orr and
David Dows r.. all Of Ncw-Yorl Ilugh Riddle. II. H.
Porter, Marshall Field and John DE Koyen, Of chi
cago. r. r. Gable OF Rock Island, H.. and George g.
Wright. of Des Moincs. Iowa.
Aficr the adjournment of thc stockholders meeting
the Board Of Directors held meeting and proceeded to
elect officer, follows: President. X. Il. Gable. Of
ChiNce Arst vie president Benjamin Brewster. Of
New York second vice pres .dcnt. treasurer and sec
retary W. Purdy. of Chicago third vice president.
H. \. Parker. ~ Chicago. The fplloVluE member OF
tive committee Hugh Riddle. K. H. Gable. II. II.
Porter. u. Il. Bishop and Benjamin Brewster. IN"
annual report of the Stockholders or the wear ending
March 81 l-go lu comparison with that Tor th" pf"
ocdluc N@c1l wear. follows Gr0-~ earnings. -lt'ri
O61 increase. - .O55.6Ift operntn- 'Np"n-t-. -
increase. -t1G.j37. surplus for ~" Year. S4".jjl.
Tho report shows IL - milo, ~ liuc> owned. and i-2B
miles q leased lines. which, with trtchr-c rights.
make the total number u milc- o ro-d operated ;.i'
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CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS.

Chicago. June Special THE annual meeting Of tn"
Chicago and Eastern lnoi, road occurred to-day. The
only change Ia directors the election Of 4 X Flower
instead Of Roswell T. Flower. ana that George w Saul
10 succeed If. T. Bishop II. II Porter reelected
chairman 81 the board and George W saul elected
president psce Of d. j. M9ckcy The gross earines
for months ending April 80 -. 45i,5J0 81
Net earnings 1880 .301 %. this there
surplus 1890 TO- the balance being used Ia paying
nAcd charges Interest. rentals and di>!dendg
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
WINNING PRAISE FROM the PUBLIC

Much attention Is being attracted ainohs persons
interested In building Z" new or-AhMa'l'l h'o"u
49, thc Consolidated Building and Loan Association OK
New Norh. Although TIPS oIsanizatl'h na' pcth III
npcrtion "A comparatively short time, II ma dIl'S'uy
-, nu mi ned some really remarkable results, ana
the growth i'm its membership - Progressing WIN a
,.,rid,tv which j, almost phenomenal Inc success
-, ,I. ,.oc btion is due 10 the wide experience and
ale management ~ IT, officers. and also TO the idi
nc,, and nbcralS Of the by laws enacted; ,.1
, promlpcut news paper man NJ TINS clti VINO hau
iincd two other building and loan ASSOCIATIONS ana
lad been unable 10 secure satisfactory iS" nnS ats '
t"il,,..i;'d rod Tho name II the gentleman can be
h,,inrd nj any time at the Offices of the association
=, also the nan Of othCs responsive pr'So, & M,p
S,.c In th,r dealings with the Consolidated met with
coualv satisfactory experiences
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cAx>p, ,orrnrRx DIRECTORS rLEcrrp.

-. Thoma- ont. June 8. The annual general
meeting Of tie Canada -outlcw Railway Company f'r
Oh" election Of directors va held here 20 CAV. The
following were elected director for do. YEAR cniins K
june. l-1l. 'orI"lu. Vanderbilt. William b. Van.
dcrht. lame, Tlirlha-t Anthony g.. Dvlma1. Charlie,
T. FoN. samuel :. Icr-er. sidney Dillon. Joseph 3.
Brown and Edward =. WICK. Needing of other ,0n.
panc- connected with the Nrrd"lf -r.f~1l v,r" also
held when the same director a- i-f Nctr were
elected. The local director, - ih" LrtnIr -fr' rfd
lair Ra.lwa, Comp1uN. Lewis Nirlr aud Gcor-" ;
Cronk. were Ic elected FOR the cn,Y.l. year
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AT TIE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH cAnoLlNA.

Chanel HILL y. g., June 1.-Thc commencement
exercises of the Univei sty Of North Carolina were
held today I'm the presence Of a large asscmbagc.
Colonel W. II. ;. Burgwyn. professor Of history, +
10 write the history Of North Carolina. 4 gift Of
80 900 ha, been made 10 the university by j. l..
Carr of Durham. " c. and gift Of s12 900 by James
Grant OF California, formerly OF Davenport. Iowa.
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.oIIov ,kin aud pimplc- OF the Face

cnrat nv C>HrFR's LITTLE LIVER PILLS. 25 Ga.
The New-Y ork Association for Improving the Con.
~ Poor.-Ih., Association IS an Ala Society
devoted TO the elevation Of the home Ne f The poor anS
rhe relief OF necessities without regard 10
race color creed nationality Al cases o. want re;
ecive careful Treatment Ihe Sociey srsh gsnerte
air departments. - has Just opened Harlem transh-
President John PatOa Treasurer Logan c. Murray No
Rroadway Chairman Com Of Nays and Means, 4
Seryuser General Agent b. o. Longworth, 70 4thaye.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
L-rIn L PEE EkIN ~

Cincinnati. June Allied J. Ferrh' u'u ' vi, ~ Ivy
-, Monday night of Is phoid pneumonia practically
dos,,.o,e circumstances, lie the Inventor of the
calling gum for which he said TO have received foooVo
10 r,s one ,iins worth $i5ooo0 but lo-t It IN NIN'a
, no had lived In Cincinnati for the last Ave years
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
uARRI ED.

, ,pr ow- -OVINGTON-I Brooklyn, Wedn.suN ,,n S"n
~ S1" a, the residence u Mr. Theodore l. pNlt ~
hy ths Rev T. y Evans, Of New Haven M Woo,c
pr,ls rIor,ncc White Oyington to Eu"''u ''o'
Utr0W. ,eoo =, ,ho
poNXETr- BATTS-On Tuesday. June g. iS9o' u,ni Az hs
bGinrrh ~ The HOLY Trinity BY the Rev f.; Wa
Warren. EDWARD NJ Bonnett OF Cleveland % hn,s bat
daughter oi the late Alfred s. and Lucy D'' "
scarsdaie. - , -. No.
-CONKLING-on Wcdnesday JG1e s RSector a. s[
In,,. Remington. Vt. by the kcN, JONI, ,, ny,
NNhTi,s Hon, Hubbel Conkling. daughter "I t.e ia@
nrnunioI H. ConkIing. james Colby Co'Eae vi Nc"'
York g.. q 10 ,ho pov
Tuesday, June g. 10y inc n h.S
Thomas H. Harris, d D., at ~; Panls hul,h v I.ven
%.,v- York William Howard Edmanus' m itostoi
Mas and Emma Jane, youngest daughter oi 'ohh a
and Jane NJ. Henry.
a,,T,u s IT rNNING-On Tuesday June 3. at the resi
dcnce Of the brides parents s2 trands Jersy by
~ rho Rev George Bcnnits assl-teu Ds tne lScN
Snencer ~ Rice u. D., sailie Latou, uaugn.snr W
I,wns Flcmming IN the Rev Elmer severance FORBES
OF Westboro Mas
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
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Va.hingt,n June 4.-Thr charge G'hraires Of Cor'a
. - ,c.et,d telegram from hi> Government announc-
rc tho DEATH on the 81 Inst, Of the Queen po"aS" '
D.-o, Th. eminent woman much beloved by her
n.op.e and possessed great influence In Government az
la!r.. She cichtytvo yeas ~ age.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
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Kingston, y. T.. June l~pccial.-Nh hat D, known
here ~ the Valley Railroad project. propo-u- rail
road between El'av'lio and thi> '.ty, D., showing
signs 81 nfc The survey from Ellcnvilie 10 Eo-on
dale on the side of the Delaware and ilId ON Canal
will DC completed mis- vc"h the diStaut" being nine
teen miles q saving Of three mics over the present
wagon route. Interested pifti", announce thui tho
first train viii be over II before neat Christmas.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

FOR TIE SAlsE or IL AND -. SIOtk NJ INis
Baltimore, June f.-The Committee Of and Means
city Council NOcd today report asorably IN or
dinance authorizing the .ac II holding Of Bal
tniore and Ohio Railroad stock less par Tar
is the nge already offered stock by the svndcat
represented here by T.. r. Bacon president Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Southeastern Rataf