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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

10 20 a. M; will NJ Henry NJ Loewen''cin' lo00 ~ H.
NO pog' General Tcrn-fcfors Frcsdraa ana s
TruaK j. J.-No,. u. >. 5, TO- H. 49, ~ TO- - ~"
% v,eSlor GoGr Special TrrmBsioFc 0fSrnan j.
~r@r or Courc-Tral TorrPait l-B'ioio p,,N ,,oS
Nos Il-S l!eT 1895, 1872, 23i l+G2' AL low ''
iI9G lii6 i5iI 1915. I2t2. log. 11l' :, 40. III A.
,uporior Court-lr1l lcrn-Part' IL an" ia
1o Icss"oicncral Term dournGd Tor the tIIn
Common p.,a.-spcci1 Tcrm-Efore booA'CN'r' D.
N0 5omnoo Pcn.-Eruiy rcrD'fo'e Larf'm0'' C. j.
No, ac S' Trlc,ifOra ToPo B for, Day %, Il
as ok 5ss i-so 1850 735. 2os9 I@Z ~ III
I6o5 I-G;j 90 300 22lo loss. 1,5lo f9o 80 i3G
80 532 Iiij 9o2 l2i7. 1886. ll7o oot' 49, '-o
common nr5 rca@a rPir !I3c is Asnl rs
So - 100 iGjS 1852 1918 1867. 900 -
81 Special Tcrm--Before fluslmohs' j.
Mo %I'1 Court rr,l Tcrn-por, before Van WICK Il
NO. 1870 100. 12o. $780, ~ o'o '"o' '''' ''' ''''
~ ~ court TIA Torn-r'rt IIBefore IihrlGn 20
Nos 1901 s1I 2o15. 56i, 49,, 2J13 o-l' OIL d. '
ol7g rJ3 50. so, go. - -, ,o.,,, ,;icqct.ch r.
10. 35B -g3 80 ~, %, Vci' 'V'' ''''' ''' ~
o' CIV Co"r'-liitl Tcrn-Part IN-6 f're McAD'"' -
J.-Srcciai calendar. .. pou, rotoro MARITIME j.
and assent Di,trict.AtoFncy PdrAcr-No'' " 49, 81"
cor, Of General se.soasPar, l-Before fi''s'Fao
49, and uNl.,tant District Attorney GorNos to 49, IN
elusive. ,...,... po-. III Rofcre Cownc, J.,
and Assistant District Attorney Heciod-N0' " A. -"
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CHARGED WITH BEING 4 FORGER

A clerical looking young man who had a lot Of
Ie,ters Of recommendation, showing that he was
Nvron Dcnedct at time steward Of the North
End Mission in Boston. and later superintendent Of
the Home for Fricndless Boys ~ Dcdham. Mass.
attained place as bookhecpcr in the store Of james
McEntcc a. co.. dealers IN plumbers supplies. at no.
I c31 Ninth ave- few weeks ago. He suddenly gave
mn his situation last week After his departure he
collected several bills for the firm and forget
ohocLe lie had taken with him the firms bank book
amd e. use impossible 10 tell how much money he had
stolen Deteciive-sereeants Cosgroyc and Grady, ar
ID iorknd him no at Police Headquarters. They
fonnd in his possession the bank book ana chccl,
Tor ri 200 payable 10 his own ordcr and signed L. G..
BENEDICT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

Saratoga y y. june In the Court Of Appeal,
today ulc foG,Viue motions were heard:
80 10 samuel = Bacon. respondent. aet. the
ra.icd -irtes Ma. l t,cccnt t-,o''aon Il tne CIiy
81 Sow York. appellant Motion Tor order Of sub
No. 40 Henry T. Dulcs. respondent. as'. The
Eastern ll,ullciy ''mIsny. APPELLANT Appeal con
50. 2l-6cOrgc ". Lawton and Others. appellants,
az. william y. steele. RESPONDENT Motor 10 amend
No spencer G. Platt and another. act Maria
Il. wilmington and Others. Motion for rcargumcnt.
submitted
The same. act. the Motion 10 amend remit
titnr.
George ". Driscoll. receiver. etc appellants agt
William ". Downei and Others respondents. Motion
to ds Mss appeal Suomi'trd.
In ~ Niagara Fall, whirlpool Hallway Company to
acquire lands OF Jane = 1owrscrd. Motion for re
Harriet ncol. appellant. agf. the New York Central
and hT s vgr H"o1G company respondent
The following appc,i' hom ORDERS were argued
Avenue Railroad Company Tor writ Of mar'smus.
80. STD The People g. rel William Tucker. re
,pondcnt. ast John Ennis. Fire Commissioner OF Brook
s.. toi-vacria r. TAYLOR. respondent as;. Fmncl,
so. 20 Christian Van Ifcssc. executor etc. appel
liant. agt. Marie /. Na'.ay" respondent.
30 004rThe People cN rel. the Commonwealth
Insurance Comranj, respondent. aet Michael COZ
man and others. Commissioners Of Taxes. etc. appel
So 0O6-IIcnry Bohlcn. appellant agt the Metro
politan Elevated Railway Company and another re
spondcnts ,
as executor, appellant. agt. Edward Gon aud others
a,signorS, etc. respondents.
40. 00O-John y. Conquest and another. appellants
agt Frederick f. harncs, respondent. submitted
40. 901-Luccn u. Terry and another agt Ilcnry
Daugr.
Following is the day calendar for to morrow: NO,
900 1915. 26i, 800. 1914. 3bs. 375 and 90
In the second Division to day the following bu>
ness transacted
40. 677-AuguSt &. Eansc, appellant agt Jesse
oakley, respondent Motion BY respondent for r.
argument. submitted
no. s05-Pcrcival Roberts and another appellants
aet. Francis H. Tobias and Others, respondent,
Motion by respondents for rcarglmcnt. submitted
so g52- scah ~. Seaman, respondent AIT Herman
Koehlcr. appellant Motion by plaintiff 70 revive and
continue In name OF bertha koehlcr. eNccutrix etc.
q, defendant and appellant. In place OF Herman
KOchlcr. deceased. submitted
No. l.o54-Mary f.. jones. appellant. ag Lillian L.
JGncS and Others. respondents Argued.
40. 027-.racob Lorillsrd, respondent. agt William
p. clyde and another appellants. Argued
40. sol Caroline Murray ,Anna h. Duma cxcctl.
trx. etc., appellant. ast Charles f. strong executor
etc, and Others, respondents Argued.
Following is the day calendar for tomorrow Nos.
s0s. 9l5. 90. o4., oi3. go. 0.5 and os3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03

Chairman samuel D. Paddock. Of the Words Fair
Finance Committee, and william Stenway member
Of the committee. called on Mayor Grant ye.torday
10 confer As 10 what ought 10 De done abou, The Worlds
Fair subscriptions subscribers generally thought that
they were plcdcnG their money only in case the
WORLDS Fair came u New York. When they sgnad the
printed blanks, however they made themselves "a
sponsible for pro rata share OF the expenses OF
celebrating the 40oth anniversary OF the discovery o:
America. As no mention is made Of l-92 or any
other year for the celebration the conference decided
that counsel ought TO be consulted 10 what the
liability Of the subscribers. Mr. stcinway remarked
That ne mad subscribed $4,000, and did not care b
lave the obligation hanging him.
Do You think that the subscriptions still bind.
Ing - he asked.
" The language Is perfectly clear he replied. Tho
subscriptions were Il be binding when 100000
was subscribed. When this done the legislature
made us corporate body. think il Will take legal
action TO get out Of the complication. There i no
present danger, admit. for nobody is moving 70
collect the money but what may happen in the future
we cannot tell. We propose 70 have The matter
settled now.
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elsa Totem -"cu.cd verdict aci!net Ca,s.us
H. Read q tfc proprietor, II the Holman House.
Cog -lcooo 90 i-,.oh { promise Of marriage some
lluo ago. 90 sac coi-t 81 Common rioa,. Rect mp
rclict the cl-c and Yesterday TIC General Term 81;
ilc Court II common Pleas. !r an opinion wrt"n hy
oucf Justice Larrclioi" .ud CONQUERED IN by Judge
Uoot s',:cr. overturned the yosi.ct II the lower
court Tie ground That ID 50, exec, i've and against
The wcsht II the evidence. and ordered a row tod.
Judge lnernham. ia the supreme Court Chambers.
So to-day d'Li"d d.. motion Ialc Ly Jane, i. CIV
diy i0r 900 Injunction rc,t.lninl MAYOR Grant from
issuing thclr.ra! license o. tl" Madison >qarc car
den The case came up an order TO show caus,. IS
nod hy Judge Lawrence. why an injunction should
aot uc l.,I-d aud It appearing that Mayor Grant
lid already i,-ucd the license Judge lnGraham dc.
MED the motion for au ulunctl"n.
~ Judge nonohuc and william T. Howe wero
h,3or' judge Olsieu. u the supreme Court. yestor-
day. 10 ar-uc IN" motion for s'a} pending argument
l'!,r" tho Gcu'ial Tom = tic >uprcm" C1u.t. 4
Iaricr. Sir. Hovc coutcuGci TIA; 4, hc could NOT
Ie.uo The ta.r before thr General Tenn Until oCt..
I,r. Justice would lc defeated uui",, the STAY were
-'.uf~i. s .I,faut District Attorney jerome OF.
posed the motion. Decision Wa. rcrc,Tcd
Those Who oppose tie plOpo-cd consolidation If
Trinity CAuCh TO; lih.icm gsiuot another point 100
90" court 4 Common Pleas yesterday. The General
Tenn ~ that court handed down opinion con
tuuluc rho Injunction restraining TIC rector. church
.dr. nd tc-N}u"u Icudlug the rnfl d'ris!0u .l
TIE ,Uit ir. tt-,i luc INTO effect tc proposed con
ia h' Cmci Justice l@iromotc and coLcurrcd ia by
nd 80 I.ui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
ANOTHER DOODLE" INDICTMENT DISMISSED.

Ex-Alderman Patrick Farley was relieved ycstcr-
day from the reproach Of being under Indictment
lie indicted in APRIL 1896, on q charge OF re
ceving money for his vote on the Broadway Railroad
franchise. He rtpresent the With Assembly DIS
trict in the Board of Aldermen Of 1854, and was held
under $4,000 bail, but never called for trial.
Mr. Fellows indorsed the Indictment tlat as in
the cases Of all the Aldermen who were not in the
combine" which met IN McLoughlin's houS, there
was no evidence against the defendant. Dempsey
and DcLaoey the only ex-Aldcrmen. except the
intormers Fullgraf and Duffy who arc under
Indictment for bribery In the granting OF the Broad
way franchise. Dempsey. who is said To- be in hiding
the city, did not n the District Attorneys
ONCE 10 give bail yesterday. Assistant Distrct-A
torney Semple has had an interview with cx-Aldcr
man Duffy. who Is said TO feel bitterly toward John
Keenan,. Mr.. Semple would not disclose the nature
Of the Interview. lie will talk with Duffy again.
and II sufficient evidence can be secured, he may
port in favor Of Kcenan's trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
THAT OrERCROWDED FERaYBOAr.

Controller M}e.s seat another ,rtcr Yesterday = j.
Frank Emmons, president # the staten Island Rapid
Transit Company, informing him that the facts r"
lang to the Ovcrcrowdng 81 the Bay Ridge ferryhOat
the River Queen matter II record and certified 10
~ eye-witnessc-. The Controller says: a panic
lasting five minutes among the excited thousand,
upon boat o. her description is not tri1c 10 be
passcd over by a statement that existed
but demands not merely searching investigation. but
an assurance that It's repetition has bern rendered I'm
possible. lie ADDS that from pcls nal observation
well as information he IS convinced that slight II any
regard has been paid 10 the rules framed 10 prevent
the OveIcr0wding Of vessels By Mr. EmmOns's Ac and
again warns him that further dcrclctiOu Of duty Will
result In immediate action on the Controllers part.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme Couri--,icncrIl Torm- Iieco,s continued.
supreme Cour I HANDLERS Before lngrahanl. J.Motion
caenGar. Nos. r. g. called at II o'clock.
supreme Court SPEC al Ternpart -Iloorc PAT, rson
505 o. 80 Gcs 1893, 22s. 1871. 40 2I6 1902 oS5
93<, go. 67?. ~.
supreme Court-Spccal Term-Part II.-Bcforc O'Brien
J-Nos 76l 153 ,65, t72, rs. ISL. 2O2. eO3 20 73l
49,, 80. 80 740 500. $50. Oil 26S $40. 49, 578 155
7S6. 3lS 3ss
supreme Court ClrcuitPart i-Bcforc Barrett, Nos
30 12ot 3Sii 1929, 35t7 o. so, 2.0s. 75l. 3oi3.
1920 1881, go 301S, 37lS 1l5 1l0 M 2s75, 1929
2O2, 900, 3l4s 3I5i io?5 35il.
supreme Court-Crcult-Pat II-Bcforc Andrews, J.
Nos. 1887 800, S0g2 1851, 1920. 1871 2Sl3 35l5
1907 1903 9os9. 1913, 1903. lioG 1913. 3ii3. sl9A,
supreme Court-Circuit-Part III-Beore Lawrence J.
Nos 1917 30ls, 1883 1854, 205i. 1897 1897 1882 1885,
1859 1907, 1892 1927. 500 1859. 1900 1861, 1902
1904 956e 2O9s $500. 1900.
supreme Court-Part IV-Crcuit-Before Beach. J.
Gaze on Jarvis Lynch. No fav calendar
Surrogac's Court-BefoIe Hanson. s.-Motion calendar
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mt ,-,o examination, for Columbia college
,o..,, ,,ic,ly Yesterday morning. and VIII continue
,,,-.,,c, tho week Tic subject Of cNanih't'" yes
,c,,y was Grccl and Professors pn,loi ana Ne'''.
hid charge. each Of them wearing "a, "'p'''''"
Gowns. IS the recitation rooms where inc '"'' i"''
examinations have been held heretofore have p'''"'
100 small to accommoia" tho'" w-hhs 10 '".,''
thl, wear the place Of examination wa ''''.-."
hall ~ the library building. ih''' w. '"
ILL., 49,. cNu..t.d t,day. when mtth"nHt'r' ". III u"
tI. subject Iudrr c"u''o"' t''''. i"'
,,...,. i.,ti. 81. star. arro ai Tire college,. a..
,o.,.. Won ,u un,ncn!ltd b. barnard '"''
.rt,, ard en- 90. them t0ph g." e. trance 20
' ~ .,ir ,.i,D, VIA. identical with dnt ta..h ~
bc rGt,tc, Tor ADM ,.oa n;o the school 81 Mt' OF
{ uluub.d.
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ROLLS ALL OVER HIS BODY.
THE POTTER NIGHT BIZ ABUSED.
LOOSE LEGISLATION WITH REGARD TO ARREARS
OF WATER RENTS.

LOOSE LEGISLATION WITH REGARD TO ARREARS
OF WATER RENTS.
The scnate's amendment 10 what is known as tho
Lateral Drain bill. authorizing the Commissioner u
Public Works to cancel charges for water bills which
have stood On the books OF his department for two
years or upward the subject Of considerable
mcnt yesterday. Tho bill Is now before the Governor
for signature. senator Ives introduced IN, amend.
mcnt and the claim i, made that II the bill becomes
law in its prc,ent shape Commissioner Gilroy can
his pleasure in remitting watcrrates. senator
Ives maintained Yesterday that the amendment vas
all right. and that 1t unanimously passed the senate
after two hearings before the senate Committee on
Cities a, an Independent bill While It was in the
Assembly the Lateral Drain bill came into the senate
and another senator moved tina; the senate bill be
added As an amendment 10 the Assembly bill, which
done.
amendment was to relieve the books Of bis department
10000. and cover the period from 1852 10 1888.
They cannot be collected because tine returns them
were lot made by the clerks In The department TO
the clerk Of arrears within the specified time, which was
o cx Cooperation Counsel Beekaan during the admin.
i>traiici Of ID. Lo~ber smith Commissioner Of
Public Works, In which Mr. Beelm1n holds that unless
the regular rents for CrOtOn water with tho added
charge, were transmitted rs provided by statute IN
tine 70 be placed upon the Assessment rolls II the
current year, the payment could not be enforced
Mr.. Giiroy added that IL Intended TIA only tho
uncollectablc charges now standing on the books
should he cancelled and the bill should have been
wOricd Whose fault il that IL not -
framed Mr.. Gilroy did not know. Controller Myers
law, and that 10 had written two letters 10 the
Governor asking him not 70 sign It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
THE ANNUAL U1TER-SUPPLI UihN w.
COMMISSIONER GiLR9Y POINTS OFT THE
DANGERS OF WASTING IT.

Commissioner Cilroy issued an appeal yesterday
TO the People Of tie City OF Ncw-fork' III when nc
saws that IT becomes his duty las Commissioner OF
Public Works and ~ custodian OF the many ana I'M
mcn.c interests involved in the c.ty's water supply
10 present facts connected Herewith and the extreme
necessity for care economy in the use OF TIC water
Tho Commissioner says
For "A number Of years past, ana up 10 tlc present
time tn" old aqucduCt ana the BfohA nINcr 'Vnu"i'
have delivered in the city all the water thcy arc 'ap'
bic OF Conveying the supply thi- IcialHne nl'e'o,s
wien the city ms been constantly groWlns III popuhE
fiou buiIduG,. manufactures and commerce, CIcdlhH
new and additional demands upon inc water srINlOc'
rhc consequence Is that at certain seasons OF the year.
NOTABLY in extreme cold weather, wien tle H'pit VI
wasting water from faucets. 10 prevent rccIihS III tc
nine. nrcvaiIs: and in warm and dry weather. when
various methods OF waste in vogue ic ua!N 'o-
sumption exceeds the supply when can ~ any bo ~,
billtv be received through the Ola aquc""'t an" c
Bronx River conduit the excess oi co,uhP.nn s nnn
drawn from the city reservoirs oillh. 7un. VI u,G''
Of water and the pressure IN the d,trlpntHF hln,.
Ihar- is no possibility OF increasing the "ht@F supply
received in the city until tho new nlucducl - DIs
into operation and in the meantime the Only r'Ianrc
for fair and canal Distribution OF wafer trlgiou w
CITY is care aud economy In ill., us" on VI" part Oh uc
nocnic Already the depth Of water In the roser-
yors IS being diminished AZ the rate OF one ln,h
dav and If this should continue FOR any I"Hs,n pl
tlmr the pressure in the distributing mih> "onu W
so r~duccd that il would be tnpo slbr 10 n'IiNci
water I'm thousands Of hO1scS located on eh Erouhu'
and in some other locations, even IN the Da'c"lc"tN
or cellars. , .. al ci,t,ers
therefore most earnestly appeal To gu ctHeuS,
rcridcn.s and people carrying on business IN tN cry
=, Ic careful and economical In the use o. Wa'"t ~
tustico IN Themselves, to the p"onl" ~ arg, anu
cci,lv 70 those who arc located a. 20 he ALREADY
suffering inconvenience from insu''c'" supp" VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
rrnnrcE EXCHANGE ELECTION.

The annual election Of the Produce Exchange took
place Yesterday The regular ticket was elected with
nuIv one exception. There wa, httlc or II" oppo'
ton 70 the election OF Evan Thomas to the presidency,
,.h ,occi,cd p11 votes. Ciarlc, i. sumner. who
dominated FOR the vice presidency the regular
ticket va, badly defeated by Thomas 7. White, who
ran ON an independent ticket Mr.. sumner was
beaten Because he /, not a member Of the Gratuty
Fund There are many member Of the Exchange who
held that for that reason he could not con,iltaonay
- t,, ~ hang. ls an -Olco member OF the fund
E. C. Rice chosen treasurer ana me following
nyrie n ennucc Henry Webb. Alfred Romer, T. f.
I'M bigrr Charlie, Robe IT,. and GcOrg" H. COokscx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
TIE BRIDGE TRUSTEES Surrender.

Controller Myers received letter Yesterday rom
secretary Beam, Of the Board o. Brooklyn Bridge
Trustees saving that President Howell acting upon the
Controllers suggestion had prevailed upon the Hamil-
ton Bank Note Company 10 cancel that part OF their
contract relating to the printing Of package tickets
and that the trustees would readvertisc for package
tickets bids ~ be opened at the Boards next regular
meeting This will probably settle the controversy
over the recent award for printing about 900 900
bridge tickets. in which the Homer Lee Company
charged that the Hamilton Company lad been allowed
10 alter It's bid for package ticket, from 80 Ia "a ,
cents per thousand, thc latter being the Homer Lee
Company's original bid. on this altered bid the con
tract was awarded II is said. 10 the Hamilton Com
many IL IS only the contract for package tickets that
i 10 be readvertscd The printing Of the slip tickets
Al Il cents Thousand remains with the Hamilton
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
TO BRING SUIT AGAINST Mr. GERRY'S SOCIETY.

Judge Lacombe. In the United states Circuit Court.
yesterday appointed Bertha Ilalpcrn. of No. I3D SUI
fokst rs the guardian OF her daughter Tle. for tho
purpose OF bringing shit H. H. shook, the girls
attorney. Says that the suit IS for damages sulferd
by Tillic Halpern who Is eleven Years old. she
was arrested January 81 last in city Hall Park BY
officers Becker and Agnew. Of the society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty TO Children. They said thai
She had been selling NEWSPAPERS, but she denied the
charge. Sho says that the officers took hold OF her
roughly and dragged her through the streets and that
her arms were bruised by their violence several
citizens who saw the proceedings have consented 10
become witnesse, for the girl In the suit for 20 900
damages which her guardian viii begin against tbs
society The grl discharged al the police court
the morning after the arrest the officers SAYING that
10 "a hrst offence they did not care 10 prose
cute her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
TON" COSTIGAN ~ 4 NEW NEST.

District Attorney Fellows declared yesterday that
he vas greatly surprised 10 learn that Thomas COST
gan had resigned his Place as chief clerk H. the
Dstrct-Atorneys Office 10 become assistant clerk
under Civil Justice JegoemOn, Of the Eighth District
Court. lie made no appointment yesterday Of sue
cessor for Costigan. Dcpaty Clerk Won Gcrichtcn
temporarily acted as chief clerk Mr.. COstgan was
not at the District Attorneys Office, but assumed at
once his new duties. He will receive $1,000 a
year, instead OF $500 which he mad at the District
Attorney Office but the term Of Office Is six years
and he cannot lie removed except for cause. Among
the applicants for the chief ccTshp In the District
Attorneys Office are Bond Clerk Charles j. MCGEE.
Deputy Clerk Won Gerichten and James Higgins one
OF the General sessions court officers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
DIPLOMAS FOR young UOuEN.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISE, OF MRS. sYLvANUs
EEED's SCHOOL.

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISE, OF MRS. sYLvANUs
REEDS SCHOOL.
The commencement exercises and twenty-slxih an
n!vcr,aly OF Mrs Sy,vanus Reeds school were cclc
blated Yesterday afternoon at the Len0x Lyccum
The exercises were a. follows: songs Of Praise. e.
by the school: Der Fri Kong" Mise Marie H.
Churchill The Story Of a Faithful Soul" Mis-, Loui,e
simmons: Shadow" Miss Myrtle Thackcr: with
vioi.n obcato. Michael Banncr: New York" Mi,,
Marrha~ita TAYLOR; Lady Glare" Mis- NaGcu.
kcrcns: ma-nificat In T. by tie school tic LADY 81
>halott," Ms, Ida smith: King of Denmark'- Ride.
Miss Neosho Hobart Dreams" and sweetheart"
Mss julia Hubbard daughter Of Governor Hubbard of
Minnesota; Zara's Earrings" Mis- Belle iodine
lel.arte drill: Merry Songstcr,.- bv the school
Ia Mort de Jeanne Dare Miss W. Dulles Martin;
Il am Titana." from Micnon." Miss Gertrude iar-
ycy piano solo, Miss Mercedes OLcaTy: The star
Spanged Banner" by the school: scene from Twelfth
Night Misses Nicely and Williams, Blow. soft
Winds by the school. address bv tie principal
oouie:riug Of German diplomas comforting o.. French
diplomas. comforting Of English diplomas address. tie
Rev J. Wesley Brown. and the hymn. " Holy, Holy,
How
Bishop Potter pronounced the bcnc1icton. The fol
lowing is the Est of graduates Mis-, Roberta Brown.
Miss Annie Bulfcly. Mss Fannie Louise Clara. M--
Marie II. Churchill. Miss Isabella VI Durham. Mis,
Nice f. HHyne Mi,s Maeo l. GsG III kr. ,d
Never Mis- DAISY +. Neolcy;. Memphis, Tom; Nj,
Annie T. Preston. Miss Carrie VI. stevenson. Baltimore
Miss Margharta TAYLOR. MIS- Edith Walton, Mi, II.
schacfTer Miss Gertrude st. john Ben Illinois: MI,
+. D. Facoucr. MIS- Alice g. Munger, MuncSoi1, and
Miss 4. VI. steers
Among those present were Governor Beaver. OF Penn.
electricity Mr. and Mrs. T. Preston. Professor Greer.
{. CLARK, Mr. and Mrs. 6. :. >chcrmerhorn. Mr and
nard the Misses Allcn. the MISC, Cumming. Mis-
Nlponc, Blanca Ecord, II. Culver and Mrs. sticocv.