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work Yesterday having compelled the bosses to comply

work YESTERDAY having compelled the bosses 10 comply
with their dcmand'
,,r, Sin, sing convict, who assaulted, bound ana
Gagged Keeper LcauGcr -" In order 7" rHeGt tn'i,
c.cipc. were tried Yesterday. hclN p',p'u nv
,,,fV and va, sentenced b. eleven years inprlSoh
ulcnt al hard labor after hi present term cNpF's
Fccncy pleaded guilty and was sentenced 10 H''e
year, imprisonment.
YONKEE> \ meeting Of the Workers B0wnng
Association. Incorporated wa7 held IN the Narbu.t"
Euildlny on Monday nigh; 10 eject oIhccr, t"r ic ~
year Th, association has bought the lot ~ 80 ~
North broadway for S2.l5O. u propose, - erect q
30 900 building ON II for bowln. and social purposes.
iohu Euler, WI, ELECTED president. !. II. fhdIrr vice
prc,ldenf L. j. ~chl"~iuscr secretary, ana coroner
f. !. Mitchell treasurer.
p,rr rIForrE. At a meeting II the village tru,-
tee. Of Port Chester on Monday night y Sihd''
pr,. .idcut of the Board, withdrew h- oN,ctyh> 10 u1
i,,n newly elected members. Charlie H. l'hr@ ana
H. 4 Dickinson. and th" two member, look 'I'lI
.,,te n, licctiou Wa ou the ground tit i'f hri
40 cornnlca with the new law requiring them To
make and ~" sworn statement a, - me money
thry had expended 10 secure their clccu"1.
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THE AMERICAN HoG ~ GERMANY.

From The English and American Register hcfIliV'
The san Francisco Chronicle ~ it, issue "i NplH
1 ,nys: some year, ago the then American MN
i.tcr 70 Germany caused considerable sur anu ~
element by IA, blu,tcr over the question oi l,c -"
Mission OF American pork and bacon INT" "'rnul,
That nation had. without any reason. cA'Iuuth lhd'
rln-, ~ American food products, and our minister
win much more zeal than discretion, ulu'It"'N !"
lmlly Bismarck into IA repeal of the ob""Al"u' II
strcIOna. a.. ,,,,,. ,..r,
,,,.u t.At the utcd state, would not back ne MN
i.trr lbs a show of force. and that the American ho7
,,nud not be construed mo 4 Caea, hcll ii was
he Old story II an Official talking very loud ana cN
cr.dlug ut, Instructions, with the usual rc'uH al ''
cpnpli-hiug nothing. Minister rh'lP' SV't i"
IA have zone L. work another way. IakmE "lNc
and nrpr.r advantage of the evident desire OF Ger
man To- cultvat" the friendship Of the lhtcd >tat''
a desire evidenced In the samoan ALTAR ana IN mum
L.rl,-. other WAYS, he has hrOdchrd the subject OF
ma alropaton of the restrictive laws against Nncf
can meat, and lard. and there l. said to bc strong
rr,,h,bllity - the order, being rcsclndcd.
If viii he something Tor Minister Phelps To be
,ro1 Of If he succeed, in obtaining the removal Of
ihc.r German commercial RESTRICTIONS
Mr. DE Noung. Of The Chronicle has once again
shawn that hc J., remarkably clear sighted. II any
nur is capable of solving thi, important question
Minister Inrlp, b, the man. We would not be sur
uri.cd if the " American hog triumphantly enters
it,rmnnV within - short time mi, may sound
fInny, hut it j, really grave international question
~ Wr Phclp, succeed, In settling 1t, he will confer
,r.,t benefit upou hio country.
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THE TRIBUNE.

s,,, r,.tLothian RI Ross Hamburg Mar "a with mi''
=, cr,ler, vessel 10 simpson, Spruc" a Young
CLEARED.
Steamer Iydan Monarch lBrl. Nugget London SANDS"
SvM ,ar,cr Denmark tBrl. Rlgby. London Huf'.
steamer Majestic lBr Parse Liverpool Wa Guee"s''"
steiner Marteo OBI. Abbott. Han VIA Gravesena s''
aucr ternland tDtch). Jamison Antwerp fe"
"ttsn' "r T, iBr, Churns.de Rouey-Johp seager
steamer Enclla tab. Bruno Mediterranean ports
Steamer valencia. Miller 81 John. Nh. d. Ne"f y
'tcamer ATLANTA tBrl Cook Moniego BAY herr Wv
steamer IIugiu tNorl che. Haracna Gomez i"'t.,
steamer Christian johnson (Norh prm''A"' "'
steamer Kansas city kempton. savannah J. wa wa
steamer Seminole. Plat. Charleston And Ja'A'o"'"
steamer city OF Atlanta. Dole West Point Na-o' po'
Steamer Guvandottc Walker Norfolk and Newport N'"'
Old Dominion IS 90 20
steamer Lucy Miller. Homer Baneor-F Il s i1,a,k
steamer Herman Winter Iau'ti bost"" "
SAILED. IN,
steamers Arizona. for Liverpool Austrian MIN Bare
INa. Roncn; ATLANTA. Montego BAY Agnes l, N.ws
seminole. Charleston. tiuyandOtc, Nc"p''' w.
Also saied-yia Long island Spdni
Steamer Lucy Miller. Tor Bangor
THE MoVEMEN IS OF STEAMERS
toREluN pOKla. ma
LIVERPOOL. MAY 3-ArINed. steamer SAM "
Campbell. from New iorN. 49, , Eurt tGerh
HAMBURG, May l2-Arrived. steamers Hans hu''
Holck and Taormin> (ier Kocn from No" or. IuAvi6
HAygg, May l3-Sailed. steamer suevh \osAs
tysm HAnbaAl hsnss tss Nev.Yesk
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ELlZABE

The ruion Comfy Board Of frceholders VIII meet
lore today for organizations I'll" incoming hoaNi
being Republican. tie pIc-cat ohcc'p VIII probably
be- re- elected.
* CL4.f ~ Police kcron Yesterday took 20 TIE
Mori- Plain, Insane Asylum 'onm"i'r" I"''
schwartz the veteran sporting mnu AID ho'e keeper.
The suit ~ Mr., Augusta I"--lrn"m. ~
ylniuncld. against !. Warren watson IF Sew YORK.
o.r =, ooo for ALLEGED damage done ~ Der property
during h.s tenancy wa finished Yc.t"idV af"r a
flrc. di,s TRIAL and resulted 90 the jury a"ariiul
the pauuG $50
patrick If..-lr. the oldest ulalInnf ~ This city.
d.l t.r,iav AZ. 100 years and uIu" months. u"
,,a- born 90 r. iand AID came - ih, country twenty
GEAR a,o III wife. eighty prr. lr HItr. iNr
,.gpl. had ten children. six ~ whom a." LIVING Mr.
Urrin- uas temperate lu his habits and had "a remark
nllr InclnOrN.
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OUR ADNIRING COUSINS.
From The Philadclphia Times.

The English girl is very suspicious aud critical Of
her American tOtin bat then size j. also shy II her
English sisters. The English, travelling on tho
Continent, -ay they don't mlnd md.ing travelling
acquaintance, OF Americans, because they never
expect 10 meet them again, but with their own com
tryncn It's different; they might meet their little
island when they get home.
You all have delicate. pretty, straight noses and
you all talk through them. fon all have little feet
and beautiful compilations. You all dress 20 well AID
Won all do such American thing said Young
Eng!i ,hnan "A fair spccni n of the American girl
DO YOU sec no shades III inc American pic'uroi -
asked the girl.
No, not much. You all awfuly clever. but
| can tell an American wherever / see her by her
manners In pubic places"
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EAST ORANGE

The congregation - the Iret Conrrc- oua Chur' h
,- decided To- extend eel. 10 tie Erv Dr. Ch4ric-
Hal Everest who ha, ben supplying TIE pulpit
since the resignation OF the lscv. ir-i"rc D. Iu'itn.
Dr. Everest j, - cousin "i Henry Wari Lc'chcr. whom
hc resemble, 10 - remarkable extent
The E-@N Passenger RAILWAY Company hr. mid'
Application to the Township Commute for q franchise
for tao ncN lines. The hrt /, 10 ruu from Iif1i
ave. Newark b. the West orange IL" tir u-h i.tst
orange and Orange, along Par ave, AID The .pHi
H. u De- ,pur ~ the first and is 10 branch of from
me main nc ut Washington ST., and through
%nrth PARK t. to Mont, aig. The application rs
the right to run the rpdd b. tho overhead electric
AZ
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
BURIAL OF v1cAR-GENERAL KEEGAN.

pIrRIAL OF VICAR-GENERAL KEEGAN.
The funeral of the Rev. DR.. William kecgan, vicar
cenersl Of the Roman Catholic Diocese Of Brooklyn,
was made the occasion of imposing services yesterday
in the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed virgin
Mary of which he pastor for more than a ihN
~ a century at York AID Jay SIS. y great crowd
including many well known citizens, attended, ana
the church was filed long before the hour Tor TIE
services which was 10 a. m. The pail bearers III
cludcd Mayor Chaplin, ex Mayors Low, Whitney ana
Howell, Congressman Campbell and Clancy, llush
Mclaughlin and Michael II. Haggcrty, representing
the city from the ST. Patlicks Society, John t. NC
Guire Dr. John Griffin. Edward Rorke, Francis e.
Turner William Ii. Murtha, John l.. Doyle and Thomas
Cassn: from the Church. George NJ Nichols. Marriott
Mckinney John McDermott, Joseph ii. Gardiner
Daniel Bradley, Bernard Mcbride, Thomas llordn
william Mclaughlin and Francis Marley. in the
clancel were Bishop Lonchln. Bishop ConiOy. Vicar
General May. MonsignCr Farley and the Rev DIS
Malone, Carroll COrcoran, Mcnamara and oConncL
Many OF the other priests OF the diocese were present
NicarCeneral May of the Church OF the Holy
Trinity IN the Eastern District celebrated mass, as
sisted by Fathers Gallagher Hickey and licrncy.
Father Kirby clantcd GTcgOrian mass for the d@id
and elaborate music sung. culo-v Wa pro
nounced By Dr. Joseph r. O'COnncl Of the Church Of
St Mary Of the sea. lie described Father
keegan as a ju,t man. model priest, a good pastor
and revercd vicar general. The burial was In Holy
Cross Cemetery
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TIE TRUSTEES HAD REFUSED OTHER OFFERS

The International steamship and Railroad Ad'cr-
Using Company, which secured from Tie Bridge
Trustees Monday the right to put advertisements
in the Bridge for five YEAR AZ $1,000 year. is
composed Of George Green president %. The Forty
second and Grand street Railroad Company; tAa.lc-
T. Craig. OF the Baltimore and ONO Railroad Company ,
w. II. Williams, Of the Union News Company Charles
\. Hess, cx Congress Timothy J. Campbell, and
Luke +. CO7Z"ns.
Three previous offers for advertising privileges up5n
the Bridge have been refused, Charlie, :. Higgins
once offered $4,000 a year ftr the the privilege o!
advertising his soap upon the tower, but TIE matter
was never seriously prc-cnt", as be wa Bridge
trustee al the time The advertising contractor for
the elevated roads IN HIoJyu recent, offered f2o.opp
a year for the privilege % advertising DO the bridge
car, and stat ION. few years ago another company
offered $1,000 year for The privilege Iu Tie Cr-. but
the Trrl.-, decided, after taking legal advice. mat
they lad no right Ia rent advertising eu'e ln ~" car
An effort will made 10 upset the present contract
on the grounds.
Bridge superintendent Martin T. opposed 10 any form
Of advertising cl-""h here ou the bridge.
II Is urged That the Trustee, hld rrt TO let "a"
contract without advertising under recent resolution
which they adopted.
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Asnan. liz Am. Grcytown............. /.
Stripping NEWS
PORT o. NEw.YoRN. ......... TT ESDAY. MAY 49, 1880


ARRIVED.
stcaurr Mcroncthshre tBD Bowling. emma ana japan
plrfs Gibraltar Aur y. win md~r t""Idrt N'Ss'I 10
tuurh l.Nr a co. Arrived AZ the Ear AT II ~ H. .
Strlicr Manhattan OBI. Robinson. LyerpOo. April -.
I'm b,llst gustav ilcyr. Arrived a. tho Bar Al 20 m
Stcatrr ezra tprri. Bu osiu,. Bremen May . Sout'p
Ton mdrc and passengers Otlrichs Co. ANou AZ
the TT ct l.@3 IN. rs ., 49,,
steamer Marcca dr Mocn. Antwerp April - win muse
10 Sl.rr-ou a son Arrived AT the Bar ~ H. -, IA a.,
Steiner IrN lUkScn tNor SrNild. santos Apl ~ ~
Iurln with 'onor ami passenger Ia "rurI ''ssoi W
j n Nluthc>trrA ca. Arrived At the Bar AT 81 M
bVrtr iNrl Ne kay Hay ana Gay - win iu 20
and To- II Mallory 60. Arrived Al inc bi ~ =
pm - "a, ,No., q davs
yltlmI,r AMI ptt,rusri- tuC II Mallory ~ 60 .,,..
lIua-uu Freeman. New orleans days WIN ""'o
anhA--ongtIr to = II seaman 1900,
sAnrr Rio Gtauue Conner. Icrnaudna wa bruhsWlVA"a'
ay. with misc and pl-~rngcr- 10 G II Mallory ~ Co
Unset wind at sandy Hook. moderate y claudy Anu
hay AT city island. wind fresh sSW elaady'
.rrivrd yesterday
Steamer tGrr Ousten Newcastle via pnhdes WIN
Stuirrson son Arrived At The baf N y W
steamer Hans tHrrl, GiIdsm. lambuGg III pA'''a' !" -"
steamer Anglia lBrl Mari Mediterranean ports wa ,lo'
Apr ~ with mdso and passengers To hehotsoh
Colon. henderson, A-pnwsA y DAYS WIN "u'o
aud passengers To Pacific Mail 80 Co
steamer Christian Johnson (NVr Uemsad 6aSAeeA oAy
With fruit " Dumois.
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GTARD,NEX LISTEN TO MUSIC.

An cGugeu, letter r. -hons with all the brllliancy
o. hundred, Of Tiny electric globes the stage II the
Academy ID Music Iu BroOklyn on Monday evening. At
a concert by the Divide Nusin Company, under To-"
aus pices Of Company +. sd Regiment, y. G.. = y. y
The member OF The company and their friend, hl"d
the house. The programme lncluded q number Of
violin selection, reudcrcd by DIVIDE Mu,in with hl,
well.knOwn SIKH, plano piece, hy Edward Schar ara
vocal music by Mnc Annie Louis" Tanner. Charlotte
Nicolai and Ocmcntc Bologna All were co dl.cd and
received tributes Of flowers.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.
JINoEI NII =
THE ,CcrsFD OFFICERS DID NOT APPEAR.

THE ,cCrsFD OFFICERS DID NOT APPEAR.
,rhoro was a great crowd Of Democratic pohtlcahS
If fine Court House awaiting the arraienment Oh "o
forty four election officers for whose arrest warrants
were issued Monday By Judge Lppincott. The crown
was disappointed, none of the accused appears.
Their failure to appear cNc'cu oonSuer"oio ,
na mo-, hccn served but that they would be scrVeo
yesterday and the prisoners arraisned today. one
amor had il that many of the election Officers iet '"o
ci,v az soon as they heard that warrants had pern
issucd Their friends, however dchled thi' anu w
,d chat they would be on hand 10 day with ticlr
d,,n, II Is likely that the difficulty IN >ecuIinI
bondsmen would BE- accepted Dy rne ro a
hnuc 4, j. ,.q.tively stated that lndlctncnta naNo
been found the ele ZION 1f Ga b ~P madS
nrovously arr,stcd. no prr>cnth'it ma pcc', ~ a.
ppnd vignyous efforts being made 10 nave '"c III
dictmcnts recOnsidcrcd
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Rapid Transit Real Estate Exchahse o oo
Wonan's Health Protective Assoclauo'' N'''
Hall Brooklyn. p. M
Linden Park races. y. H. -,
Medical cal society Hotel Buckingham p III,
,,dermen,s Committee Bridges and Iuhnel>' y; ~,
CoInmhia College athletic games. Berkeley oval q 3J
D. p,a q, Trade and Transportation. Bryant Building
$50 D. m. . oor, Grand Onera House
Company X. pod Regiment concert "S"u 0pe'" i''''
Pa.time Athletic Club meeting. clubhouse: D. m.
Music in Tomphns Square by l-Vh "esi"0"' D""N'
r D. IN
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william D. DAILY made an application yesterday to

william D. DAILY made Application yesterday 10
rrdc, ipplncot for a struck jury 20 try the Rev Mr.
,.hritp,s the allorcd minister who is charged with
ou,bczzIing ~ 900 o. tho church funds. lie based
fine appIcairon on the ground that nc wanted men Of
more intelligence than Is possessed by the present
panel Of petty jurors to try the case Judge Lpp'h
colt reserved decision
The Roari of rIccholdcrs went to Snake Hi yes
,rrv and investigated the escape OF Prank Dngan
convict, who cut through brick wall and made IN,
way out OF the prntentary The evidence how'd
MAJ DIcan with the aid OF pair Of shear, removed
,rjcls from the wall Of his cell and concealed hi
work bv replacing the loose bricks and lAleomnihg
Them the warden having assigned MN I" kil'"mnluS
ord s,cr,piu. the walls. Keepers Miles and Gunau.
who wcr, suspended pending the iuvc-ighti0n. were
rclnstatcd Warden Crime, Wa, cen-urtd
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NrruoDE,rs DISCUSS CHURCH WORK.

The Methodist Episcopal district convention WIS
continued Yesterday but the place of mecUhe ""'
CHANGED from Trinity to ST. raulS Church. III Ihiru
= Presiding Elder Louvre presided several III
portant subjects were discussed inc hr>' Dc's 10"
aa, ,rc hest care for converts J. Inc 'cN'
80 = orodcr,ss and g. C. Monsdale spoke on the
,hicct "Thc best time and bcst method Of taking
,orcvo,cnt collections discussed by the Rev.
X Young and H. c. Mailer. An address waN manr
-, San,usi sterling on "Cass meeting, their place
y! rrv'cr The Rev. W Ealiin' rcld paper on
Our woroa preachers why ana M MeW ah WI ra
Cos hold in the evening In the iicddng Church.
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NEWARK.
ms w1rr wANrrn 4 EIcHER mrsRNNp

HIS WIFE WAN TED y NV ni-h III Hi'Ns'P-
4 scn.ation was caused In the north cni OF NcN0 x
Yesterday ~ the announcement that On" home 80
George Golfers q member OF the North End club hai
been broken mp ly The departure Of bis Wife with
william II. Lyon. a wcllknowu aud wealthy MAJ ahoa'
TOWN. The Collcr,e- lived In pretty house. V" y
ave. AMI LION. who /, Ia h.. or hv"i un'I
recently with hi- sst r. the widow OF o." N'" ''r
tain Edward Gnctto. a woliannwn hotel m1u b.
philatclnhia Capd NAV and the CIt-dli~. Mr..
Gillcttc house 80. 81 B"lcyiiic Iv.. Is n'arl'
opro-it, the Golfers. The Golfers hty" two SOILS
and daughter aud The wifi. WHO is about FORTY year
DID, j, prpo,sc-,iug AID bad cuHsla- manners
When faxed with duplicty by hcr hu> and. IL is ,iii
that She do Ia cd thar. although her affection i"t
her husband w., undlmul-lri. sh- WI. going t. l"av
him. because M Lyon pp...-,ci the wealth &" srH
ifN her t-tr-.
Two wc-l- aro the hou-choh wa broken mp. VI.
Collier moving with his tWo sons 20 boarding i-
ana the VIII, going - Mont'n'f tthln. mr. diu|htf
1th lcr. re father q Lyon f. Daniel VI. Lyon. Cd
wealthy brewer and pN,-il,rt 81 10" N-"nF" 4 -
L.. COMPANY. VI. Collier H. "'uIo. 90 Pc the Nl!i
l.c Icwrlry Manufacturing Company b. Union >'ua %.
Nrw Norn. iic D. nan "f excellent ch'i1rtf. "n'
T. hiehly esteemed by h, fIcud, and ncishtors IT,
Newark.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
BREVOORT- Major.General Mangles' OF the D'' "d
Army CLARENDON-John Newell OF ChlS sI,, a. %
ExCongressmen William L. Scott Of PennsyiNana hvn!
L. Pierce OF Boston and Frank Jones. OF New-hami,ro
GIJSEY,Uenrv b. Peirce Of state on Mas-a-
chnsctts UOEFMAN-Labor Commissioner G. r. PecK
OF Albany. WINDSOR-Bishop Courttahu "in'eH'"N' Va
Pittsburg and William l.. Putnam OF MANU.
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7u,r7rry DINERS At rlcn Of FIVE TABLES.

Th. nineteenth dinner Of the Thirteen 'Inb "h'
held l.t eyculu, II the lI't" Marlborough INC"
were about ,lNt, i've PIc.'nt, and the diners "er'
d, .ded INTO tliltccn.. Joseph Howard IT, H"''
,,,o,,nu, srcc,h. and John T.. ~udcy gave a
r.I,,,i,,, VI. Wadc joseph IUernhottom. y.
rcr,rpont and walter Henley hnnr.cd the mn,c
W Mic, pre-. idcd. ana j. l.. N'il.Au.' N w.,
,,,s,m,sirr lic.Iy \. Hci,cr Was Ia charge 81 the
atr,uscnt uts Tor the dinner.
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VAST At 4 SUMNER RESORT :

From The Washington Post
4 charming young LADY. who doesn't BEGIN To be
,,.nr thr first cornerstone. has evolved from her
inner CONSCIOUSNESS, the following reflection on mas
culmc Washington;
rho ,addc,t words of tongue pen,
ernrrc arr, too many women and not enough men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-14

The Mayor and Council met a. n committee ~ tho
who'll, on Monday evening and framed salary ord
nance. The increase, are: CITY ATTORNEY - 200
+, - 900: Chief Of Police. - 100 to ~ 900. r."
cordcr. II ZOO to S1joO, police rgcauts. $1,000
T., - 100, First A,,i tiut Wat Puiveyor goo to
~ 900.
After issuing four number, " The Bayorcttc" III,
suspended publication and aa>ghcl to Il. T.. Morse.
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GIVING DIPLOMAS TO TRAINED NURSES.


The second annual commencement Of the Methodist
Episcopal Hospital School for Nurses took place last
night at Grace Church. seventh ave. and II. Johns
Place. The church we'll filed. Addresses were
made by the Rev Charles IL. Baker and DR.. y. J.
North of the Medical Board. owing 70 the illness OF
the Rev Dr. j. NJ buckley. president Of the Board %
Managers the presentation of diplomas was made 10y
the vice president James McGec. Tho graduate
were Christine Buell. Clinton, Mass; Alice Gertrude
Chase Boston: Grace Cure. Hudson. y. y; Elizabeth
T. Dcnnne. Brooklyn and Helen Il. Winslow, Ne"
Bedford. Mass.
on the platform George I. Scncy, John d
Slayhack, Jane, II. Taft Albert d. Vail. James VI
Buckley, John French George g. Reynolds, Joseph
:. stout samuel Booth Henry H. Benedict jane ~
King. George T. Hodsman. Albion L. stront John !.
SearlcS, IT,, George Copeland, william w iisia iW
George 7. Mains, John :. Brc' Aiurid-c, aId DTS
Henry EccCkman Dclatour Lewis =. Plt her, l'c"Ft'
l.. Fowler. W H. Il. Pratt. benjamin +. Nc>ibI"'k
Alexander Ross NatheSOn. L. Bolton banss Ne son l.
North, GlcntwOrth X. Butler. John t.ph i"-at't
Warren {. >nedcn and Eugene IOdcnpyL After n %
exercises a reception rendered 20 the srafttl ~
the Florence Nightingale Society OF Prospect Heights
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VA, recently released from the ll't5u-h. J. L. Lu'at'
Asylum. ly orcr 81 JUICE Cement % N" ~'prrn"
Court q Nv N,-'.. f'r 3D. n".I..- pro. anon. '-.'
M Inmate f Worn. fl fn, Innate h-,lum. NJ prur,
showed q return Of h.r insanity o." d'F- - anu
h9. now lp-i i.. reason. >Ar icil-c, food ad guc.
FOR long period, vita'nt eating.
The musical dedication ~ the ucw P,dd" VI"
mortal Church topa place last night The chry v a,
deu~cly plcicd. uhI" thousand, ~ p''pr . IT, w.
r.alc f. gain airI'flutc crowded The 9lieNaIha ana
str,c' ,urrYurdlnc the Ciih'e listening 4" ne tones
Of the organ. q " finest H. America ana aso 10
he chorus II 90 voices
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Diamonds.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Io-pAN
s,pr,., 30 sets o. Moon r,c II Am Moons ago 70
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