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New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
A1.x1yERslrY WITHOUT 4 COMMENCEMENT.

Worcester Mas, June u SPECIAL, Inc ""'"''
end Of the fir, academic year AZ Chrk University WI.
reached TO-DAY There no degrees I" confer anu
,bor were no public exercise. In university tN'hs
only advanced degree. with 10 claa' cAiniia""N'
lived annual day for promotions j. not h'''>'-' y
Whenever during the year the indIVI'u'' ''''''' -
rnc thc examination j. held and the degree FI''''
, ,,c,c A mo- occasion for commencement cAcT'i'''
80 called which are practically unknown III ue ul'
vcr.i,lc, of Europe Opening exercises VIII De "clu u
the fall. Many Of the Instructors ici"",' ~ ''-'
,uc weeks longer to compct" unfinished Ic'c'''"''.
From, thc recently published rrci,cr pamIn't ..
ninety six pages. II appear tIht utIlI- ' ,ht.,v
'',dc,c wear twenty eight lecturer nave ElN' I'M
,hrcr rnur-es and that IN" mclnhcN rl ur "l'N ~
,',, rcnr,.cut gl+duac- of forty "lghl ulH'i'i'
icrc. mai Two Journals already plbI.i." III
meet on with the unvcr-ity, the Sualc', oi WI h =,
.,iout 600 pag,- 81 wear. IN" plan "l III" W.,
IUtIditg now published for the first ilmc ,l9% q V'
90 INV eight rooms, while the man DiIIulnS ~, n.o
ipctv room, The policy Of icc"lvlhf ul'N ,
iudcnt, or those OF equivalent attainment - ,,
h,ird a. The library Of the university no" r,ciNt,
IG4 ncrlodical, and alrahy ha' NOR ulaI WIN ,,T
bound volumes on II shelves VII" i''so o'''' '
file1
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
DAY OF HE YEAR AT CORNELL:
THE OPPORTUNITY FOR GRADUATES TO DISPLAY
THEIR TAL;NTs-CLlSs-DAY EXERcIsES.

THE OPPORTUNITY FOR GRADUATES TO DISPLAY
THEIR TAL.NTs-CLlssDAY EXERCIsEs.
ithaca. June r (Speciab-Tms was the red-lctter
day Of the f0ur.cars' cOrse at Cornell University
1t was class day. The cArcses took place in Gym
ua,ium Hall with was crowded with the friends and
relatives Of the graduates. Following was the pro
craInme PRAYER by the Iev- {. VI. Tyler; rollcal'
j. f. Grecnawalt silver STinG, Penn; class orTi'ion,
f. \. Abbott, Abou's Corners, y. y; class poem
Miss F.. L. Berry of Owcg,, " y; class essay, MISS
f. L. Gilbert Of loconc, Penn; presidents address,
T. II. Callan LckpOrt, y. J. ". Batin, Of NJ
lany presented o the university in the name Of the
cla,, Of 30 the 500 subscription to the new boat
housc The Ivvoraton w;S by +. ". Ely, Of Bui'alo'
class history l. J.. Land.Ts. Green Island, y. y
class prophecy . j.. Rice Fort Ann, y. y: prcscni-
tion Of pipe II. ". Wilhnsn syracuse reply Tor 81
r. j. Kellogg N.rwalk, Ohb the song Alma Mater
and the farewell visit to tIc college halls ended the
exercises.
The address of the Hon. W. W. MacFarland. Of
HcwY York. in Rrncs Hall last night. delivered under
the ausucc, Of the school Of Law, was ATTENDED by
an appreclatlvf audience The lecture was in the
nature Of review Of the )rign and GROWTH OF luils-
prudence Mr. Macrarland ddwct upon the importance
Of the Roman hw as the rsin Of all modern systems
OF iuri. .pmdcnc
The senior cecenion cane OF in the armory 10
night and wa. the great social affair Of the com
mencemcnt. Che decorations were bcdutliul, fIorlui
moss, fags, flowers bunting beng uHcd ~
heghten the dIcct. Two orChcstras were cnlpioyea'
one from Altaly furnisi the concert music III ihu
missions, and he other from Buffalo to paN the oahcc
music In tlr east end a scmi-circie were o9|eh
or more privat boxes forthc Tdtrrlcs utc"iHl." ~
harmony Win the main iall Tho big lawn Ontsldc
wac fenced in with canwS for promenade, tlu a
large tent used for rfFcShnicnt,. The success OF
the senior reception largely due TO the ihuc
fatgable cNofs Of the chairman Of the bail com
mittce. William H. Trwcs, Of Milwaukee Among
those al the big ball President Adams j ).
liagerman, Colorado sprngs; Mis- Snaliey. GHugh'ef
OF George ". Sm1lley Miss FrccbOrn, New ork "a
hevy OF Nasss girl viii Professor X. II ThnrsDn ;
Miss swnton Port Jcrvb; Mis- Hall and MISS Cowes'
Utica Miss hy Crana. Milwaukee Mis-. Slragnc,
Chicago, the .iie of Gmcra TrowbrdGc, MISS DAISY
Trowbrdge. Ms Clara Dyer Mis- Lulu Atchis9h ,,nd
MIS- Helena WetmOrc of Detroit; Mrs. ana MIS-
Pinord. Newtork; Mss sherman. syracuse MISS
Hancock Mis- BabcOcl and Mr.'IiScock, OF syracuse
Miss Mary CIOhn, Germantown Penn; MISS Annie
James. Baltimre, Miss Rainlet. New York Miss Cook,
Paterson. y: =; Miss Hazcn, Pelham Manor, y. y.
and ii. ii. Nthan, New York
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
CLASS DAY AT IT. STEPHENS COLLEGE.

BarrytOwn. y. Y. June Il (,peciall-Ihis was ci'S'
day at ST. stephens College, Annandalc Inc "ea'"c'
was favorable and the fcstivitieS we're condncnu on
the college campus large number OF prominent
people were present from New York city ana lUoso"
River towns. The exercises began at ocioch' ""c'
the members Of the upper classes Warchcn ~ "io
camnus singing a favoritc song written by H. +. VIII
Jams formerly Of 30 The class song compose" os
John NJ Gilbert having been sung, President frc"c'N
H. Farrar addressed his classmates. Johh N"'' "n
bert the bard Of the cass, then read rc poem Vi o
day After more music, William H. Mc'nruiH @ La
presented the rrOwcl to the class OF ~ " W r,r,a-
Robertson accepting the gift william >. ~, "d
gave a forecast Of the success OF hlh 'iehla' ,,
then each graduate received from the Nchc!anIc III,
cival C. pyle some memento Of ms "orH. 'ic r cIas
lam g. Anthony had directed the scth6 VI .ilo NJ, 40 ,'
stone the programme closed with song oohPoSo' W
Messrs. Gilbert and Anthony.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
ORANGE.

Mrs. George J. Scabury and another lady narrowly
escaped frghtful accident Yesterday. Mr.. Seabury
WAS driving to the orange depot In village cart, and
turning too short reaching the station overturned
The cart and threw both the women ont on the nara
Street The horse started to nm bat was caught Re
,o,d a number II serious bruises, no damage was
done.
\ brilliant concert in aid u the First Presbyterian
churr Of south orange given IN ths church la,t
evening under the auspices ot the Young Peoples
Christian Union. The church wa> crowded
\ pleasant lawn party was given by Nr- samuel
C.lg,i. Al her home seven Oaks IN Centre st. yes
ic,ity alicrup,u the boys department OF the lounS
Mcu', Christian Association. Ihc'c "cfc dno"' l0V
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
A TRAINING FIELD FOR TEACHERS.

Ithaca June II (spcciaD.-A dtspa'ch fro" "c''S
College. at Aurora, tonight says "Presueh' f'"'''o >
A. Wshcr, Of the Massachusetts Ihs"'"'o "
Technology delivered an address here to-daS oc'"''
,hc graduating class Mr. Walkers address was a
Mica for the introduction into women's college OF
,tndics and exercises suitable for the Uain'hS Va
pupils 10 become teachers His proposition was ina.
all womcn's colleges should be. in hig sense norman
schools Teaching. said he. j. the one gre" p'o
sion which, by general consent, Is non
mainly 10 women. There proDhDly -oooo.
women teachers In the United states az 'hc pIcs,,..
time such an army requires vast body OF recruits
every year. Fully 1900 10 2O,ooo young Mo'.D' .
ohonid come forward annually qualified 10 under
take the aboriou, and responsible duties IN iac, he
supply OF trained teachers l. Gar shori oI tnc a s
in point Of numbers while in point OF uuan'' 'oi' "
an even more painful deficiency"
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
TIE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago June l. (Spcclan.-Wth the exception oi
charm din AT the opening, brought about by iai'rc
IN the nit wheat to-day tended up ana AT the cio'o
.horcd an advance. not only over the opening D"'
also over the last prices Of Monday. July opehc' a,
-. conf, sold between - SIS and SO -, ana closed
O., sG34 June was nominally cent uhder july III
tho session closing AZ - 81 August opcheu d! ~
w, Lo,,rern = ) and III 15 and closed at 90 80
- ecptcmber opened at 50 IL sold ptt"ce99
. and = f.- and closed at 81. lcccthpcr opcicai
~, - -od between - 3 and - o-e. ana ,NScu
., : vcar closed at - 81 Inc carry "rhtnc9
~ 20 0aa.'.G hv the announcement Of the nature oi
NhcrtSnn small trader. and by the Selling 9u, @ tor
,'r',,nt of 300 900 or 100000 bushcls Du1ns
n n H, ,hc bulls got a good deal Of ala from ilt-
t,or, snurrr, Al Important one whS INC a'Mtuut ..
- cbin.ou The decrease IN the amount ol MIich.
,, ,,s.,rr WAS followed by private 'aDc ul't 'u. @
& rc,ting too much rain. rom thG NrapuaIu LII 'n"
nort. ~ a large export business. FROM tIr .>oL.l'
c,mc nriyafe adVircs declaring that inc crop prpH
49,, ,,"rc hardly as favorable as newspaper LcP1I,I
P,i.,.,nt 'Thc i Louis Art Club was on tnr Dun
'' ,,', Oh Iocnn aud others and the northwest was
ti,, ,rhcnt through Poole and Others Dunn WdS
Icr,blc bnycr for foreign account; 'o'I,' n'VoI
,,c,tarv weakness At The opening l"oW,u uic nv, NJ
l'l"i - wheat and became strong ana ac'l'c nv
aIp. ~. ',n,vcd an advance over the nr>t ones u
- =. cent. The arrivals We're ~ ~ on,, ,, r @ ,
n,- ,,r wednesday, only $50 Inc Sinail car ~, n,'
tlnll1, tended to quicken the buylhg me
lor "r, vas chartered for 49, 600 hu>hcl,; 'at,
I'1Ivt III, ,hn Jov advanced 1851 ccnt, Ihhuen''u
unI' r thc large Nport mos cmcrt lrpV'slonN wcN
ne close ribs SnOWcu an t'N Hll, W.
I%ur" % - csuts. ON the curb, July wheat Solu ''
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
At THE NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY.
A PROSPEROUS YEAR REPORTED BY ALL THE
DEPARTMENTS.

Chicago. June Il (spccial.-The annual meeting vi
tho Roard Of Trustees Of the Northwestern 'hVr''N'
at Evanston was held this morning IN 'hNcNIN
Hall the president John Evans, in the chair A'unE
President Marcy presented the presidents report
large mart Of which devoted 10 culoeS "i p'.
ro,eph cummings. The report OF Dr. y :. Dh''s' Va
,hc Chicago Medical College, was then re'eIN"' ~
Davis reported an unusually prosperous year. a'''ns
that there had been 80 matriculduons, explaining ia
detail several important building Improvements III
procre,s The report Of the College OF Pharmacy
showed the largest graduating class THIS year "i al"
in lis history The report Of Dr. H. f. FISK, prn'Hal
of the preparatory school, showed gain IN ateHah'e
Of 100 per cent in the last fonr years -Four hhoii
and eighteen students enrolled during the iai'
term Of so 3Gi during the winter term, and 30 thls
spring.
DE- Fisk urged the importance Of new preparatory
building The report Of Miss Rcna y. Mlchaels dc'h
., the Womar's College stated that there were more
young women In the college, pursuing regular
rOnrse, than ever fcfJTc. ~, 40
The reasnrcr's report showed the net value OF thc
university property t0 be S2,3-O,oOo ana tc HiI HIa
asset, s.. -:g,lOi BY the retaliation OF thc ratin'
Hotel Company property. belonging !" me M ni'rrsE ~
there Will be on annual Increase of si''4Vo III 'i'c
rental.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
NEWARK.
NEWA
THE SYNDICATE PAYS a GOOD ROUND SUM

HE S1NDl'AIE PA1S n bOoD ho'ND o.
The Philadelphia syndicate which recently got
control OF the Essex Passenger Railway system and
the Newark and Ivingon line In Newark has com
pleed the transaction by paying S1.630.0oo for the
bulk Of the stock Of the principal stockholders in
cludlng Jchh and Robert BallantIne. William Clark,
;. ;. Battin. \. O. Kcashey. Andrew Lemassena,
Alexander Turnbll and Wolcott Jackson The stock
was sold at $50 per share. temporary organiza-
ton Of the new board made. The Newark and
Elizabeth Railroad which has also been brought under
the control Of the syndicate. will be paid for under
"A different arrangement.
The Hudson and Ecrgcn street Railroad Company
has been consolidated with the Essex Passenger RaiI
way system. The road will from Harrison
through Kcarny and Arlington to the Bergen Comfy
line The capital Is 100000 The motor to be
u,ed will be electricity.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


There lrss liquidation and less speculation In
the wheat option market yesterday. There was some
foreign buying and the encouraging influences were the
decrease in the amount passage to Europe u,'44,
600 bushels, some unfavorable crop reports and
good export demand including late engagements on
Monday. The tame cables eXerted little effect in
influencing operators. July options opened at 92 Is
fell TO 0i "a and closed at 92 30 cents the latter
hcng the bid price on the curb at the close August
on the curb was - shade easier. september opened
al 81 II. went 10 30 IS and recovered the loss.
December fell from o,o 03 Ii cents to o2 -. recov
cred To- D3 cents and closed the curb AT % )
cent, bid. sale we're reported at 03 IL cents. The
near by month, show net gain Of IS cent, later OPP
tOns Icing up STA IL cent.
Casl wheat improved l2al cent. There were
sales lat" Monday and yesterday of lGoGoo BUSHES &
Portugal purchases included 1000 bushels Of No. ;
winter red. and the English engagements embraced
There wire thirty load, Of corn engaged for ex
port and th, demand cau'ed late rally rom an
passage 10 Europe caused some weakening IN the op
lion, at the start, but the speculation market ended
~ oats were unsettled. but the late months in the
option line felt the Influence Of good buying June
Der we're up - and IL cent respectively tash lots
we're shade lower, with only $4,000 bushels taken
Lard was steady and the options closed practically
unchanged There sales Of l,l3o tcrres on the
spot and TO arrive but whether for export could not
u The fnal quotations were follows:
Wheat-June o. 5.5 July. o2 - AlguSt' al -
scntrmhcr Ql 4 December. D3 IA cents. o,
1'orn~ innr. 80 =; July, IL j-5; August AZ 3s :
september. i3 cents , 90, -. ,,,,s. 90 =. E.
Uat,-Iune }j 81; July, 33 IL August 3- II ;
Seutcmber. 81 l. cents ,,oo.
Lard-Jny. - Il; August. - Is; september - 81
October. 20 -. - .,..o, os.ord,v
~, Xcyr York Philadelphia. baltimore ana boston
verc os follows Wheat, 1O937 bushels corn l3i't
bushels: oats, 3G3.95 bushels; total gram. oot' 81,
Lmshes nour 2f.24f packages M Chicaeo Hi!l-
waukcc and (, Loui, the arrivals we're Whea., ~.
.i-e
hY'hels: total grain, G56,625 bushels; Hour l-'ooo
lar arrpl
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
corrox MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

,.oo, Iunc If D. m.-Cotton-The sales OF sns
a. ITTIlrd ToTcIlrpde 100 bale, American. ., ,,, ,n,eelno
osn June delivery 95id sellers Jgns ana Gey"ry ST
dciNcry 80 I'D. August delivery. 6@7-6idaO so-otd
S1. and september delivery 256ad sein sn1 r,onr
n"r Cd value october and November Gv"r Gry
93'5iitStd buyers; November and De'thOc' u'''''''
olaTrston june l7.-Coton nominal middiins, Isc
ftdii,g Ili.c good ordinary. lo'''; ny ana gross
low 10 bales: sales II bales -t9gk $50 9ae',
f''p,folk Junr l7-Cotton quiet: Hidalhg IA
Noia""' . ',ccnims bale sales 40 bales Stock oloo
bales. - ca,,o, orio, rdding 1I,,c low
,Gst"@ Use: good ordinary loa,c att ana s gross
feccipts. 10 bales; exports 'oa''"'<'' ~ O'''''
lGil bales. - c,,,o, dull. mlddlinr llS.c /:
80 middng IIs.c: good ordinary. He ntt anu ero,s
cccrts bales export. 70 the Continent ~ O''s s''''
40 bales: stock. BOD bales.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
COMMENCEMENT WEEK AT ALFRED CNlVER-
SI1N.

Alfred Centre, " Y, June 1.-THE baccalanfca'e
sermon Will be delivered at Alfred University on sun
dav evening By President Allen. Monday ana tues
dav VIII be devoted to the OroHhilan' AiiilcHi"h'
Allcghanan and Athenacan sessions, ana on ln'S'
dav the annual concert will De given Inc diuhn'
Will hold their meetings Wednesday, ana III tic
evening they will give banquet, al whch pr bdIi
lei Lewis. Of New York the president OF tne ~ ~
ciatIon will preside on Thursday the c"mnlchcc,
ment exercises will take place IN the morning anu
the class exercises IN the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
CLAs DAY AT WILSON COLLEGE.

ChamIeis isbrg. Penn. Junc Il Cspecal).-The class
day exercises # Wilson Female College were held in
Roscdale Ope, iIouse this evening. The address OF
welcome was delivered by Miss Grace Stone. OF
Warren Penn daughter OF the secretary OF the Com
monwcalth. Mo IS also vaicdlct0rian OF the class
OF TWENTY-FIVE mclnLers which graduates tomorrow.
The rcmaindc Of Nc programme was q. follows ::
class motto evelyn Nichols Chester y. j.. class
history, Mararet Barr, Two Tavcrns. Penn; class
presentation, .nno l. stone. Warren. Penn; prophecy
T. Pearl BIC. RcedsviLc. Pcnn.: senior charge to
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

cost insurance and freight. at Ole; winter wheat
was unsettled and lower cars 40 sold t,i at So;
2c asked track Corn opened weak and lower closed
irm q Outside prices No SeSw n store
oats quiet but steady No white So No do; 32c; No
9uet % and patent $ osSs5 IS best winter:
f4 a0d$J Mifeed quiet; coarse winter bran, l5tc;
spring l2'.c. Canal freghts firm; to New.York-Whsat
3s,c corn 3ec oats, Pie lumber-to ewYork, s2 20;
TO Albany 81 7J Receipts-Flour, $500 bblsi whea,,
$4,000 bush "a 900 bush oats 90 900 bush ship.
by rall-Flour 81 900 bbls wheat 1000 bush corn,
0S 600 bush oats. 100000 bush.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
MASSACHUSETTS, AGR1crLrrRAL COLLEGE.

Amherst Mass. June l. spccan.-Thc commence
cnt at the Massachusetts Agricultural College 7" oay
included the alumni dinner and business Hceu"S'
planting the class ivy. battalion dress p'iaoc an.
the award Of military diplomas. large nnmDer oi
rr,r,t,ont men were present The trustees created
chair of veterinary surgery and Of Enrsh ana FdiN'
the standard Of admission. Governor j. y \ bdch'..
and stan arrived tonight and Will attend the graduation
tO-MOrrOW
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

ELIZABETII.

TWO WOMEN THROWN FROM CARRIAGE.
Mr.. John w. Fulton. ir, well known IN society,
and her niece Miss Palmer, who IS visiting her
vcr,. driving yesterday afternoon. when they were
run into Ly hor~ccar close to the railroad crossing
AT the Union depot. Both women were thrown vl"'
lctv ont of their carriage. but they escaped without
injury The carriage parfy wrccked. While thc
.ririfed horse broke from h> a~t"nnSN auh
ran up Morrs-avc for over a mile before lie WAC
,arr
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
SCHOOL EXERCISES.

Grammar school so. -, at pne hundred ana '"'n'
ninth st. and Amsterdam ave. h'IH H' amman ~ y
;, ,c,cr,,ov The cla-,cs were engaged for an hour
a. ,A ,oor,,pc IN rn,ural training exhibition ANA the
d,.,i,, ,l,.sc. then gave their cHcrci.c-.
Tbe george Washington Post Of th' ''I,'i" [ [,'t.,
of ihc Republic Yesterday presented t' ~ H.,
mont 81 r,mru7r school 80. = win "a htiu''ip "'-'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
TIE STATE or TRADE.

p,,timor, June l7.-Coton nominal midiline; i-'c
80 o iuii Howard street and Western supr -
ilo.! ~ T., dn extra 3df3 30 do do tamN - -o"a
~ 'U s Vo brands extra. - ,5G:2 ~nt'r n' Nna,'
~ s5ds5 30 spring do do t5dsS 40 90 u" sn, ,h
- 90 do do rNtla. fidt4 80 "nnt " ~
- '" eaa..r Fultl. S5d9lc; longbcrrY 500 H'oc ;"
4', ,ocic steamer 40. ID, ST. western s',auy 40
= aaw rcd slr,t and June, She; July anu Aug9S.'
,"y3S-t september. S7'.dosc DeccnI .r "~ayYssv ~
- u,os,h,rr 0uIct easier; white A4a A,npN,
Corn Western steady; miNcd spot ana June, iV;c
500 a4Oaac: August. +0',ailc; Sept'mDei t,a
JuN, ",,,an,rr 36c oats dull but niu. uhernu.o
49,, and pcnnsylvania. 81 d33c; DO western Nhitt
S9uy'I,'. 80 u1HI 40 do mixed. 32dS4c graded NO VITO
- % rn mammal; choice, bOdD2c prUe, on"o'c
80 rir ,tG5Sr IIay dull prime 20 choice uinotny
~" ~ Provisions steady; mess PORK p'u H. 80
ia 10 hulk meats. loose shoulders 80 os c.aI
n,", NV, ~ .,,rs and sucarpickle shoulders ~ sugar
'l"iI, ,u,Led shoulders 14c; hams smaIl. ~
furru 'Tn,"iic Lard. refined. 7'2c cruoe nao|.,
nIft 5is nm active eramery f1a.y i5c DO T to
en- ooa to choice sdoc rolls hne lod2f DO fair TO
DO S"os 400 store packed. 6doc: grass 'd@; Eggs
good Lsttcr feeling l4ac. Coffee dul, Kio grades
,tauta %c : isi.dlSAc. sugar steady Hrahuiat,F
thT Corner arm refined iib%ltEc WhShr{ n,, hrm
w., T. ear lot, FL 20Gfl y, JobbnS !ots r'ist
- l".%r l,.%rnno Der steamer quiet stcady coton 20c
n%u, TIon, ~ SGs bis wheat 600 4nsn corn 43ooo %
husno ON oiEis corn 1000 bush. Sacs-Whrat ll2ooO
hush: corn. 10000 busn' . -, a,,,,, with o..,
rn,,lo June l7.-wheat-No hard 9uic ox WIN earl
t ~ 600 hush AZ 92ec at the closing a, ~ a,k'G
600 HUSH 30 Northern sold at 9lc ana lo'ooo push
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

tain Frank NJ Clark, died at her home IN Mount
Vernon Yesterday from cancer OF the stomach. oho
bore her suferlngs patiently. Mrs. Clark was
woman Of ovable character; kind, thoughtful M ana
generous She born In Athens Bradford county
Penn, in 1S44 the youngest Of thirteen children
She married to Captain Clark in 1866 Ihc
funeral will be held at the Methodist Episcopal Church
In Mount Vernon tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
IVY DAY AT SMITH COLLEGE.

northampton, Mass, June l7.-Ihs was IVY D'S
at smith College Tie exercises were held IN the
opcn air at the rear Of the art gallery. lie "i>>'
hers OF the graduating class clad III white hWns,
without decorations. and wOr" no mats oohc Wv"
friends Of the graduates were prcacnt
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

juniors Ethel Cooper SMYRNA Pei 'unlUT nd rpG; moSl;
yaIcdctory by Constance Mcleod, OF Cincinnati Scv,
cIaJ hundrVV visitors and alumiae are present
and the commencement is the Target ever hno"h Ill
the history of the college
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
PHI BETA KAPPA ELECTION AT DICKINSON.

Carlisle, Penn, June II (SpcciiIj'-inc i'o ..,,
o,rmni Of Dickinson are coming in slowly THIS
,nornine a meeting Of the Phi Beta Kappa society was
held j. r. storm. Of stroud Nburg' cNros'n"'
General Crcswell OF Washington. ID. C'' ana "o''''
Crowder Urncr and Pcarce were eico'o" " "','
hcrsbip The following officer, were eieced iot ''o
coming year: President, Professor H. y "".ns
yicc.presdcnt Dr. A. Rittenhouse' secre'a's' nv
49, ~. nar.. ,rca.ur.r Professor J. IL. Morgan
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
SETON HALL To HAVE NINE GRADUATES.

The commencement exercise Of seton Han '''''N'
a, sou,h orange y j.. win take place TINS a''e'h'''
ON the campus in the Of The main oo"'E' u''''
ing n he weather proves stormy ti'N VI" "
held in Alumni Hall Ii,hop Wifccr VIII pr'"'
and deliver the address = the E'""n'ls sc,,h"Iic
nina I'm number \ large gnthci'uc W thc '',Ir,
clergy is expected. aud luncheon VIII 'c ".''''
10 the invited guests.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
orr. MARK FITS.

oil CITY, Penn June l7Nationa transit rosed 500
ia a0 highest 9OAc lowest, SO c'oS
Sales. 900 bblS charter, 27''l' O0S' ''p'"
l. r,',hwrr Pom June l7.Petrolelm uull ", sai "
tionai Transit certhcatos opened at 'o's0' '' " ~ ~
htchrs, oOas lowest. S9'.c. 49,, ,r,si,
bradford Penn. June l70Natiohhih,h oos: lowest
,penod at 9Oc closed az '''tO' "h"N'" -
sSJ.c; clearances, 3loOoo oois'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

This afternoon a meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
which DR.. Reed presided was held. Lite TSs nr
done at the meeting. This evening the KEY, ,hc
Watson l.. Phillips OF Wilkesbarc pronounced ,'o
Phi Beta Kappa Grafton before the united Hle'",N M
societies in Bosler Hall His theme was, Lo9S T1 up'
Lift up Tomorrow will be Class Day, ana lhu''
day Commencement Day.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
SIZE NEARLY KILLED uER NEIGHROR.

Mrs Thomarsh. twenty six years old IS living in tho
City Hospital. suffering from conclusion Of the
brain. and probably dying from the effects Of an
assault committed upon her yesterday by Mrs. Carrie
Gilmore. a ncghbor The women had some trouble
about their chdrn which eliminated In Mr.. Gil
more knocking Mrs. Thomar,h down and kicking
her I'm the head and brraSt. After hard tusNe
Patrolman Weber succeeded In arrcSting Mrs. till
NOR, and she held to await the result OF the IN
Iurics inflicted by her upon Mrs. Thomar-h.
The American Manufacturing and Export company
was incorporated Yesterday with capital OF T1OoOoo
The object, declared include the manufacture oi
machinery. the preparation Oi grain ana seeds ior
market. the purchase and sale Of real estate. ctc'
The Offices are to be- In Sew oriI and Newark
Mr. and Mr.. Humphrey Il. Durham celebraled tl,eir
Golden Wedding ON Monday night at their house, NO
3;; SummcraVc. Friends were present from New
York Paterson. BROOKLYN and western tiles
The annual reunion Of the second Brigade. l: =
Volunteer Will be- held To day at Association Hall
Mayor Havnc~. General James !. Rushing. General
r nnrd Grul,h Governor Abbctt cX senator S"w"l
cA Chancellor ELSon and Others VIII lhahe auIcssc'