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merely an advisory conference, yet IL can
scarcely have anything else than benefi-
cial effect. since the different countries that
have voted in favor of the propositions Tor
the improvement of the condition of labor
doubtless mean to enforce them in their
own territory. Should they fail to do so,
the wage workers would be driven to agi-
tate and demand their enforcement. IL Is
highly desirable that the condition OF Euro
mean labor should be improved, as any
stem in that direction would have an indi-
rect effect on the condition of the wage
workers here 1t would tend TO keep the
European laborers in their own country,
and thus give the American worker bet
ter opportunity to grapple with the eco
monte and social conditions demanding his
attention at home, and the adjustment OF
which are SO necessary TO his interest and
advancement SAMUEL GoMPERs
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Tennyson's Irascibili,v

An Englishman is like a bear If ...
steps on his lawn. You know Nh. o-e
told of Tennysoni Several ladies .ofy
to see him, paid a pilgrimage tobis --l.
seat. Tennyson was seated on d.. ...-'ii
steps smoking an old pipe when ,I.. Iron,
peared in the distance. The o'5 al-
watched them crossing his lawn a-, 3,
brow lowered - DIS
rs this Lord Tennyson Wen r...
sorry TO intrude. We wish 20 a,..-... -
for entering in this unceremonio-.. ~. -..e
ion ''>l-
Then, why don't you 90 homo ..,
Tennyson curly, surrounding himsa.f .. ,'.i
a cloud OF tobacco smoke And -hs. .s-
attitude most Englishmen maintain f. .....
homes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27

that have never had a funeral, but am / to
be held responsible
I'm regard 10 other folks, no; in regard
But refuse to preach his funeral
again Ill. o.,s
..Au right. III wallow you awhile ana
then I'm 20 over and take them logs out OF
me church. Wanter be wallered
Il don't want any trouble with you, -,
"Then agree 10 preach about Ike OF Il
give YOU the wust wallerln' "a Whlte nian
ever seed.
Brother"
"Goin' to preach that funeralf The
visitor began to take of his coat. a dis
tressed expression settled upon the
preachers face.
brother. / do not wish 10 have any
trouble with YOU. 1 am man OF peace ana
ceutleness.n
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
Remarkable Ceremony in India

Invitations were recently issued to all
officers and other European and native resi-
dents to witness festival known as "Agni
Kund. " which literally means walking over
a pool Of fire at the residence of the RAM
of Coorg. The invitation was largely re-
sponded TO, and all the European specta-
tors were astonished at seeing the natives
walking over pool of living Goals. The
place where the fire was placed was
about twenty feet long. four feet wide
and two feet deep. At one end Of
this was situated the god of fires,
made of kneaded -four, and the great god
Mahadeo was conveyed round the fire three
times in grand palanquin borne by priests,
amidst great singing and dancing (some-
thing after the fashion of the Indian war
dance and sOng) After the third turn, one
of the priests, with drawn sword. severed
the head of the god of fires, which they
said had the effect Of cooling the fire.
After the defeat of the God, several natives,
Young and old, of different castles, walked
across the fire with bare feet None OF
them complained, but repeated their walk
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
ner neaut, WI. Sol spoled.

A pretty story is told Of the late DR.
ULYSSES Trelat who died recently. At the
hospital which he attended beautiful girl,
suffering from cancer i'm the face, was
brought 90 be operated ON. Doctor said
the patient IF You cut of my nose / shall
bee ugly AN my life" Don't worry about
that. my dear" he replied; 81 Will see that
10 is aIl right" The Girl was chloroiormed
and had her nose removed, but before that
was done a east was made of the feature
and false nose I'm enamel constructed
which was placed over her face when the
haudages were removed The patient re-
covered and preserved her beauty. and nc
one except herself and the good doctor was
ever aware of the fact.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
Jewelry for Gentlemen.

Half eagles, with brillian; IN the.a.,
are nObby for cuff bnttons. In The vs-..
a scarf-pin novel conception Is an'..
stone mask. which when lowered ,1-,..
profile in onyx on the back 4 cissr.,.-
case has been designed for the ,p~,-..'.
fraternity 1t is made of silver With 81,
knave of hearts on il, finished d. ..a...
A desk oddity is an ink-well IN r,-..
ter's plane made of silver and elab.-..a--
engraved. The front of IL fall, o..,y.,i
and reveals the rest Of the writing u.-e- f.
a bed of quilted silk.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
Why some People Cannot Spell.

A GREAT and almost universal contempt is
felt for tine person who misspells. But
some of the wisest men and the
best have had the misfortune of being UNI
able always 20 marshal their letters cor
rectly A Cambridge provision dealer tells
of receiving am order for salt ''mackrel
from "a Harvard professor \ bill made out
bv one of the leading pedagogues of a
ueighb0riug city concluded with "ballance
due" Those who know Will tell that the
sermons of distinguished clergymen sent
uu for printing frequently abound i'm errors
of this kind a brilliant actress. whom we
AN admire. invariably spells Tuesday Teus-
dav. The misfortune is often an inherited
one. and whole families unto their remotest
branches and twigs viii show the same
v-l,.. ltntc-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
saving the Buffalo.
Forest aHd stream.

In his annual message 20 the Legislature
for $40 Governor Francis +. Warren. of
WYOMING Territory. recommended the pas
SAGE of "a bin absolutely forbidding the
killing of buffalo within the Territory.
We are glad 20 learn that this recommend
alton has been acted ON, and that the Legis-
lature. Just adjourned, has passed bill
prohibiting the killing of any buffalo in the
Territory for ten years. This is matter
I'm which an the inhabitants of Wyoming
ought to take an interest. for scarcely any
where I'm the United States. except within
her borders. are any wild buffalo 20 be
found
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
Culture in Boston.

Beacon Street, trust that the time yon
have spent in study here has been product
i've of good results"
ST Paul Dumth-"Oh. Boston is the
place 10 cOmeifa man wants to repair de
iiciencies in his education. IL my Brown
ing readings I'm Chicago don't pay, l can
faa..n suarl-iucr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27

This dramatic speech broke him up badly;
bat when she explained that her apprchen-
itcl predisposition TO consumption ia her
fa1ily, he Gained her fears bought bottle
OF Dr.. Picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery for
her. and she is now the incarnation OF health.
Consumption faStens its hold upon its victims
while thcy are unconscious Of its approach.
Tue Golden Medical Discovery" has cured
Thousands of cases OF this most fatal Of india-
DIS But IL must be taken before the disease
Is TOO far advanced in order TO be effective.
III taken IN time, and given fair trial. Z VIII
refunded.
For Weak Lungs, Splitting OF Blood,
ShortneSs OF Breath. Bronchitis,
EStitIua, Severe Coughs, and kindred
affections, It IS an efficient remedy.
Copyright, ISIS, 10y WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
- Name. of the New $40.

The pet names of the four baby States
are as follows: North Dakota Is the
..Fhcker-tail State South Dakota is the
.'Swinge Cat State" Washington is the
Chinook State" and Montana is the
s'Stubbed-TOe State
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
Not IA Time for Poetic Thought.

Man does not think much ab0ltte.-h
Unity of a storm when the knees o. hi.
trousers are wet through and rain tr III.
down the back of his neck
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27

About two years ago. aiic. SD, ras
for nearly two years from rheumatic
govt, being able 10 wall, only witH ro.
discomfort, and having tried rl-Ws
remedies, including mineral ni'rr,
without relief. saw Boy au advertise
ment in Chicago paper thar mlu laI
been relieved of this distressing uH-
plant, after long suffering. hr taking
Ayers SarSaparilla. ! then decided 'l
make "A trial of this medicine aai 'D.,
it regularly for eight months 1920
pleased 10 say that il effected ..a-
plete cure, and that have s.u.e .l. do
return Of the disease
Mrs /. A. Stark. Na>hra. y 10,
writes: cone year ago WI, r..l D..
with rheumatism. being contue. nmr
house six months. came our o. t.e
sickness very much dchi..'arrI. WAu
appetite, and my system d.sosaH.. 10
every way. | commenced io USE A'..,
SarsapariIla and began o. improve %
once. gaining iu strength alo t-
covering my usual health. Cna
too much in praise of this "c.-.iaHa
medicine"
Il have taken a great deal o. r
cine. but nothing has dole
much good as Ayers Sarsar
felt its beneficial effects BET,
quite finished one bottle. au1 ..
freely testify that % is the hesf
medicine / know of. IL. W. Va. s..
Woodland, Texas.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27

Snip, you made those trousers little
short that ordered the.other day
1T strikes me, sir, that you were little
short when you ordered them the other
day.
Hold on: here's five dollars"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27

Pupil Creading)-"The wise man trousers
after knowledge as the hart pantaloons
after water
Teacher-"Whatd do you mean. am sure
the sentence contains neither the words
trousers nor 'pantaloons
NO, sir; but pepper says as its vulgar
ter say pants an we should allus say
trousers or pantaloons,' so I-"
go down last"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27

Yawbsley-"Why do you persist in al
ways simply eating bite standing. You
have a waiter bring you lunch, and Just
bolt it remaining upright while he holds
the salter. Why don't you set down and
enjoy a hearty mealH
Kaiones (Horrified) sit down: Do you
want me to run the risk of bagging my
trousers at the knees
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
TROUSERS BAGGY AND NArTY.

Gilgruggins- There is a man down in
Georgia whose trousers never bag AT the
kness.n
Geoghegan-"Then he's a greater man
than Napoleon. He has them pressed every
day. l suppose"
No"
Then he folds them under the mattress
and sleeps on them"
No"
He has pair for every hour N theyear
then. or they are lined with cardboard"
No
.Then how in thunder does he manage
it,
He is an eccentric individual who wears
petticoats."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
NOTICE.

We have been appointed OBJ" A-''
Champion Iron Co.. of kcntOn. %. '
Iron and Fence and Oruameutrd Works
United States They mIuufacfur. Ir
STYLES of Fence. Cemetery boz lN
Builders Iron Work. Iron StairWHt.
for Balconies. Ncranda Columns. \'r
ings. Iron Tree Guards Window Guards
aud Chairs. Entrance Gates. Iron Posi-. '.'
lied Iron Work. Fire Escapes Ac. A
Making speciality of thi, class of
having % splcndidly equipped plant
prepared 10 make much closer prices '.
be- obtained elsewhere. We shall hr
show designs and quote prices.
A. j. SWEENEY g. son,
deSdh Wheeling 49,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
A Fact

\HTORTH knowing is thar blood as.
w eases which all other lom,...,tl
to cure, y..ld 70 Ayers Sarsaparii...
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
startIIng Facts About Truth.

Indianapolis Ran HDrH.
Truth has no Sunday clothes, and never
wears whiskers. ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
Very Bad lie Must BE.

The only thing that beats good wife is
n had husband
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27

The Gourmand's when the Game b, Down
Puck.
The quail-hunter's sport begins v.en ...
game is up.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27

Briggs-"Have you seen Smithers' new
trousers"
Griggs-''No but / heard he had been
arrested for disturbing the peace. 49,
Glothicr and Fin1rishcr
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cdpyrighi, lsSs, by WORLDS Dls. NED. Assn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
nnnor1ry poINrrcmNIc INSTITrrE.

thol.and nuttcrlng fans in the Academy OF MUSIC
last evening made a vain effort to cool the pcrsprng rs
toners ~ the commencement oratons Of the graduates 81
the Polytechnic Institute Of BROOKLYN. President DaNu
If Cochran introduced the speakers. The subjects anu
tho.e who s,olc wore follows "lrcland ana Home
Euc Harold Edgar Burck "Retrorrading or Progress
i,c 80 Alexander Ilutch.ns; "Our Policy Toward the
indian Robert Van Iderstne: some Traits Of the Ma
tion,l Shirt De witt Bailey; THE Naturalization
Laws" Edgar Atwatcr Manning; Nineteenth Century
Intol,r,nccp walter Cochran Kimbal; American lndl'
ydualism" Douglass Burnett
The ,alodirtory addresses made by Charles Nal
lory William after an Grafton had been pronounced ly
him upon civilian the silent"
brief address to tho graduates was made by tho Rev
Dr. Bchrcnds The diplomas were presented by Dr. Coch'
ran to the thty.two graduates They were CLASSIFIED as
follows p.
junior, tClasslcaD-IIarod L. Buttrck Edwin T. Is
sick Alexander l.. Flege Henry 7. Frinsioh NhaFeS
H. Hall IT,. Henry A. J.. sands, Robert Van ldeTsuh'
snb.seniors: Scientific Hermann X. I. l-hdeh'nh'
bancroft Gherard d.. Harris h. Masters LHclh ID
shattucN, Howard r. Sherman LberaI-iH'h'iu' "
Cahoone Herbert r. Cornell, Joseph f. Eastmond Arthur
L. Kent Edgar A. Manning. George r. Sanbofn Augustus
TTcadweu, IT, . ,,..,.
senors-Douglass Burnett Wendell l. Bush h"r''y
Fedmeer Walter c. Klmball, Edwin c. sweIey Charles
~. Williams. 49,. g.,
PostGraduates-pe witt Bailey. David II, Cochran "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
Notices of marriage must be Endorsed with fun
name and address.
DIED.

2s fa: }qae Ms a e M nsHs
Funeral services VII Be- sa ad a s ON Friday alter
noon June 20, at 30 o'clock ,,,.,od 70 attend
K atsrmca. a at Br rSI1i vermont
CLARK-At rest on II after long SUFFERING patiently
r5 SS5qs rec " at the st. e. bSreh
r A1 V o Sera3 Ven G ROAD iI' 3. B. M "
DIcKERNANon Tuesday June 4 sdt.aly E% 5ssc on
vic OF Nelson Dckerman ana oauehfr Vi Dea'"'
lanll so S 2as H. Conn p :" fro" her ''n'
j Es aged 80 yfe 6 his lat. residence.
20 2a5 CcniFoSye, jersey CITY Heights.
internent mhGt-
whs No ,S q f p henri On
Funeral private. THURSDAY June IL at o,clOsk M
Inter@tnt al Woodlawn.
OF csret fever Arcd ldrct Youngest son Of Charles
Q. and Eraly D Kimball, aged years and months
KIRKNER-At Dresden Germany, NAY 2}. Carrie Ella
BON daughter OF jacob and Annie Moss KhAner in the
ra6s conggo,oRs'I GhpTch S SS5.Ss Of TtA
Int'im ~ tfritate o. =.
Grain leaves foot Lberty-st, at 3i5 p M Carriages ~
carone NJ wife Of the late Francis 5. Lathrop in tho
fror ~ her late residence on Friday 90 at II
MALONE-On June IS 1890 AZ his residence. III Soutn
Secoad.st Brooklyn. Edward Malone. NJ. d. beloved
paIa aud friend. aie respectfully invited attend tho
f funeral on my day. $3.50 10 80 from
ss f0s 5on q and nd 1 Td' sa Brooyn
NcCREADY-T L. only Of Benjamin W. McCreody.
NJ D. Of this city suddenly az his residence, NstAe"s
Co. Va. on " ud'y. June Is. ~
PFARSON-On Tuesday evening, June II, looo James
IN ne rom iSc residence Q, brother SO 7th.
ave- Broosyn. Friday. June 90 at 2 P, n, od,. ass F.
and a. NJ, are Invited attend.
Kindly omit flowers.
Paterson Y. J., papers please copy -
SFYNOTR-At Chostertown. y. Y, Sunday, June los
rtnrr1l AZ hudson y. Y. on Wednesday. 18th inst
SL0ANE-Suddcnly a. LenoN. Mass, June II, Thomas
sloane. Of NcwlorH' ~ the $50 year Oh ms afbr
t,ran church corner 55thst. Friday morning, 10th
init. a. DO o'clock.
Please omit flowers .
SMITH wednesday morning, June le, the Rev. y.
Fnncr .rycS at Central Congregational Church Han.
60. N.-t. Frankln-ayc. Brooklyn Saturday, June
r0wER-At cornwall on Hudson, suddenly Tuesday
-rnoon. June Il, the Rev r Marion lower IN tha
F11era ieryces viii be he!i at St. Johns Episcopal
Church. Canterbury, on Friday. June 70 a, m.
VAN PKAAG-On June Il, Lizzie C., widow o. judah
Funca services at 1872 West 9S,h.st Friday. 10th inst,
10 30 a.
WAL,IK-Suddenly on the 18th inst at Ney ghton.
:. L. Mary, wife OF Dr. Theo "alser, in the ooh year
FHaera ION her late residence Thursday afternoon. at
O'Clock.
h .ndiy omit flowers.
wEED-At iond du Lac. Wis. June l6. 1890, Emma L,
Youngest daughter Amy r. and the late william IL
Med OF Elizabeth. New-Jersey.
Fun, raj services and nJeIment At Fond du Lac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
VENERABLE RANDOLPH.M MACON.
SAM JONES ONE OF THE oRAToRs-socIETY
PRIZES AWARDED.

Ashland. Va, June Is (SpcciaD-The commence
ment of Randolph Macon, the oldest college OF Its
kind In the Uned States, began to-day Bishop A.
W. Wilson. a leading member Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, delivered the baccaaureate sermon.
sam Jones, the evangelist, secured by special
cement to address the students. lie spoke In
he Duncan Memorial Chapel. and his remarks were
Characteristic Of the man. The annual contest for
the suthern prize medal for oratOry was participated
in by seven young men. The Franklin Literary
Society held its celebration tonight Frank Hereford
Senator from West Virginia, delivered the annual
address before the society: subject Is Christianity
Reasonable ~ At the conclusion OF his address In
few appropriate words, he presented the debaterS
medal Of the society 10 W. p. Bcauchamp, OF VIZ
gnia and the dccaimers medal to Albert H. NOISE OF
south Carolina The town and campus are crowded
with visitors and distinguished guests. Many New
York OF wealth and prominence have gwen
money 10 the college which i mainly represented IN
the elegant society halls, libraries and the foundn
of the chair Of physics. NJ the meeting OF the
Society of the Alumni today. Major David X Duncan,
81 south Carolina class of 80. delivered the address.
after which the society went into session as a com
mttcc ~ the whole to discuss the elegant banquet
which laid in the gymnasium building. The fol-
lowing degrees conferred A. Nj. J. Leahc,
+. D. Ragland, J. ;. Richardson, W. G. Walden a. B.
T.. = Armstrong. ". Il. Beauchamp, {. e. Cunning
ham. W Eason, ". \. Murrill, VI. II. Peterson,
II. NJ strickler, w. L. Turner, &. ". Warren. IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
FIELD SPORTS AT ST. STEPHENS.

Arn1ndalc. y =, June T. l>pccal.-Ihc sports o.
field day At II. Stephen COLLEGE were witnessed bv d"
large asscmhlagc Of fashionable people today. the
track was rough and good records wore made tn'
rav,~d Granger Gilbert succeeded in throwing a
ba... ." ga feet. Thoma, Worail in the lo"}'rl
Ga ID r preparatory sudcnts. finished In l. 'cc'ni-'
Holm Dyc. put an iron bah 30 feet Charles Firrir
won in the 100 ya3d dash, open 10 college studcht'
tlmc-I2 Il seconds Dyer and N"rrall received '''
laurcs in the three legged race. 100 wards, i :
o,or.e Cenrre Trickrtt won the standing broad
furan d lance r feet niche. In the 22oyard da'h'
rarlar finished in 20 II seconds The barrel race
va amusing H.. =. smith won. with j.. st"N'o''nt
Gibson second George Duncan ran 100 'ard' WIN
an egg in Is -cconds. william Medium da-hGl -,
-ard i'm q seconds. FarIr made rHhunIt br"f
iu,np Of . feet 10 inches, and later Won i' ~ Ut"
nm bach ward I'M - seconds. ''rortc Iuii, ,n
,,,,.d foat 1 nchcs Farrai Wa, tire winner IN the
1.O-vard hurdle race, time - seconds llnu,'n''
mcdils the award. TIE luarc1 ~cry oc cHn"
rector Of IT. johns, Barry town, "a' inc lcI'icc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19

ed, as chan ges may

Should be read day by all interested as changes may
cnr- foreign countries need not be specially al;
ar I r ~ send Guctrs Of BANKING aud coHnerc al
eoeGmen, Letter, not specially addressed 0e1s ''' "
torclg nal, lor tn ending June 81 VIII Close
P'qIHr sDN a Al s. a. M FOR EaiopS per co.
Mmba ga S3ut1smt'ea 1Ha mas'u s per HthoS;
At N A. m ior tlc IL Plata countries dre,t pr Van
PyN Nassau Nr and santiago cuba per eafasso.
aa1s M 3, cro Ha} araS sG n o.0 Trinidad
and Dutca Guiana mS. a,a and Pucfo ccrtel. per- s.
SS o@ @ Il e; 80 q, % q FOR M Nt 10;
st. Gan TfsarariI RT 1 per sSm HALIFAX
70 AND rd SI TaO Get and other MS!na
states Vera cru must De e Gnse.G , PSF N1c ava ~
10 a. a Tor ria cooa tier, FOR Costa Kea and Guatemala
b. d and d T per AZ % 'G eeFs t5i
Bc,e TIss IS 2hS 80 a. H. Tor France switzerland.
,,a> sS1 aid Portugal per La Gascosne. Vi
na, o at S 2 Tor r Franc sSeran iay Spin
and GSsap ft .' s. En-. via Southampton nrsmea
,E @'d r be d' RE. rhaa,aa t,ers must
be- ds(tsd per Thns'aa at a a., M t9r nn
HSt9. mus. be directed psr Amsterdam a, M
or scotland direct per Ethiopia Aa Glasgow Qetters
must - pc f fra P s. cfdS ao ads d.
St per and y Rernas' pe AZ or ia er os oi
AS3Ysb S2 s'a S5'1 must r and cada
b'i nv Tor Costa Kcs Lnoh Hi'pana from
MALI io' close here June 20 at 80 p H. Malls
I"otralia Ncw.Zeaand. Hawaiian FL and samoan
niard. per 5 : Alameda Qron san Francisco, close
bsS June 20 at 80 p arrival az NewY
u, = Au;ania, with British mails for Australia Mails
r the Society Islands PEP ship Trope Bird from san
francesca close here JunG and 30 oEs nv Na a. iSr
ose AZ this office daily 80 p Mails Tor Miqueloa.
~ Iii t Roson and thence by steamer, close this
Sce '' daily at 5 so p. m. Mails for Cuba, by rail 70
Tan,n, thence By steamer Sailing Monday ana
rbmnn.davsl close this Office daily at 80 a m Mails
or Mexico overland unless specially addressed for dis
a.b NV steamer c'ose this once daily al 90 a.
% The schedule OF closing % Trans Pacinc mails is ar:
an the presmntlon Of their unnterrupted overland
transit 20 san Francisco Mails from the Fast arriving
M zinc AZ san Francisco the day Of sailing OF steamers
are dispatched the day Registered mail close
at o'oo p H. pc ToRTFIIUs VAN CoTT Postmaster
pos,of6ce New.York. ~ Y. June 13. ls9o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
TWENTY-FIVE GRADUATES AT WILSON.

Chamhersburg. Penn. June Is tSpcclaD.-Wilson
College the largest college for In Pennsylvania
sent ont twenty fve graduates todaytwelvc as Bach
cOrs Of Art our Bachelors Of science, eight In mu
sic. and In the art There was unusually
large attendance Of alumnae and friends of the college
The names OF the graduates who took part in the ex
erccs this morning and the subjects Of their essays
a follows Latin grafton, "rhlosopna Lucrctii,'
Miss Jane Rachel Morrow, Chambersburg. Penn; Tile
Moral Influence Of Music" Mary Arnold Bigham Green
mount. Penn. debate essay. Is There Limit 10
Human Progress - Affirmative, Miss Mary ". Cree.
Allegheny. Penn; negative, Miss Emma ;. Johnson.
baltimore; Greek Grafton Influence Of the spartan
Women the Character Of the SpartanS,' Miss Rhoda
VI. Reed Rockville, Penn; The Religious Element
IN Nirg.rs Poetry Miss Nora V. Brcndc. Mahonoy
city. Penn. The New paper Press Power for Evil
Mis- Edith 4. Mcleod, Cincinnati, Tic Newspaper
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