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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
Employment agencies.

WANTED MN TO 60 TO COLORADO
w for railroad yOrs, pass for 80 70 The Work
and give rebate 81 s.. wages 81, long fob- stone
cutters for salt Lake City corn cutter farm
hands Al els psT month. dining room glrs- Too'i
CHOPPER p near the city. = men f0TrarCad Work ~
y isck Hills Dakota. tl0 vii pass yo1 10 The woFk
% Young 70 sell good. on tfaiH as re"s agent
alrr,d runs nov open. Good chance % aftsln
something bsttsr- For particular send Joe lh
stamp J r keu~o-tly & Co. room over -
East Douglas. y icbita- kan. . u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

The Photorrapher Pictures in all sizes and styles
He also carries the finest assortment OF picture
frames in the city Give him friendly call and
examine samples
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
observation-disclosures


WANTED PURCHASER FOR a ErSNISg /
w Izht tsczst hzksTT ~ oIss. CAL % @ v.
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br-Lr AID wiling No1z For f-.4 saFl.1sl@fs A.
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REPRFSENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF hog
81 "a -y7s to-day
SHEEP

sixteen head Of fair mutton sheep averaging s
old ,arh hundred
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rom ~ Il DE.
rn6sr his he'd &c per line PER Car.
INOR TRADE-A SMALL. Pony, fEhf - ti-I
L gentle and safe FOR lady 70 drive or rr1e- ~
splendid sadder Want 70 made Tor a arg p9tg sF
small horse VIII pay cab diferencsh ouef slltA
Addrrs. NO a. care % ERgis once. "a"
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FOB RENT-uisceHeneou'

-----------~--------->-- - --T-I-T a. = T0U
NOR KENT-A GOOD BARN SUI AbLh Ioit
l. 90 ~ t,ro Eorss- and buggy or delivery wagon
close 20 Asa - Cali a. or ssdre7s 40 y WAtst -
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
NEW. .RRTNSWICk.

COMMENCEMENT HONOH~ AT III I'fli~
The names Of the honor men for commencement
we're announced AZ Eutgere College yesterday. Tier"
are tiri one graduate, The r-t honor ana Nh"dci"N
20 10 Alexander Won Wagner o Paterson the Second
honor and Latin salutatOry 10 Warren i. 0'h'h'h.
~ New brunswick. to whom Wa also awarded il"
rhetorical honor the third honor. with the pmo'oph
icaf oration Is awarded to Ralph spencer \"o'h"''
of Hcdmjn,tnr: while the fourth honor ana scientific
grafton was given to Warren 4. Mayou oi Mary 'NlHr
Kan In addition 10 the four honor men the follow
ing were elected for scholarship to membership in
PM Bcta Kama: George W. Gla,icr, f.. i. Van Ar
dale Howard con and Allen r. Ford. For rhetorical
attainment, to H. J. Scuddcr John = Van "rdcn ana
A., + Nabou were awarded the honor Of speaking ou
Inc commencement stage Professor D"oItilc al-"
announced that both the ouydan prize ia c"ml"'Iu Iu"
and the Van Oidcn Mission prize had i"rn awarded
10 Warren i. ~chcnck. and That H. ]. Middleton hd1
won the ~uydam prize in natural science.
The seniors had their class supper on Tuesday
night Al the Cafe Brunswick. The president. \. J..
Nal,on acted 10 tOastmaSter. and the following J."
.poudcd 10 toasts: Arthur -pauldng. W y. May"n
Alexander Van Wagner, j. :. Van Oricn, : Ward
Fighter j. A. Potter. W. Il Schcnck, ". Z. lihtpIri.
g. w Won Zcc Gerard Ilallock Henry j. S'upd'r'
f. T. Middleton was elected secretary Of the chso
alumni association.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
OTHER SCBURBiN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAIN>-t udcr the amendments l"
the village charter passed hy the last lrSi'at"ro
all the VILLAGE officer have been ie-i>lit"d ""t "i
Office. and a- the new Board u IU,i"'- ha, ih'' 10
or-,pilc. thc village virtually stands without an'
executive officer. The term, "i "h'" "i romeo
r,.t.r. U,att. Clerk T. VI Thompson and collector
4 TiNc, Theodore >u.nu expired "n |"'"iN h-'''
n.fional fight among The -iN members 'i TIE H'AId
ha, resulted Iu toadl''h
MOUNT NEKNoN-rlr official count oi the vote
cast a; the vla-," election held ou Iuc-fay showed
That thc Republican, ,arr'd two oi 'hc h'" """'' ''
no cle. ton f,r trustee instead 90 "n" '' was Ai
rour,c.i YESTERDAY. The Republican. pr-cn''d -'''
candidate. "a. , rule brat tr d--tt.,n'i'n "iih some
~ them made too Ions q r'l ~ .'it 30 homes ''
overcome tir naturally u cratic mA.' ii'-. u'
ff..cf olrfi'd Wa~ tA" rt.t H- i'."' Il ...'
I.\ c1,,p' that thlii'- VI. N|.'lti. h'ruU". II,
"a elected trustee fr,u o." 8 f'h Nard Ih' h'N
Ind ~ rrti-f.c, is comp 81 ~ -lN I''n., i'- am
f.tr It.ri.fi AL. . IHc NIuHi vernon l'- ll'"l'
,u Institution ,uppnrt'.i D., pr'h" ."'-' .i
a.. ,ifIlcl- v,- ppru,d f'.t,nlts. Iif I.- Ii''I
,uildi-- winch . iu Valentine 81. nri' ~Nti ave
Ua- open f.r p.rtnn tf i'' l'.II ..--
mill ln o. ODD. . s special meeting ~ i'' 'hN
v,iu ne h,d ou Ma 80 20 d"t"rn4h" .h'.NF w.
I'D a. r--l. ...-.- SHALL h" rril'rf'H 70 lt-.'
r> 'p addition =, tlr amount permitted e. N' I'
,y ,,. ,l,r,rr fIc -uu ~ .,"un". . rr'f.a' i'I
meeting dci,..nc..- ft.tf uHt tr-" ih ' ''.,
~ assessments f.~ ti' o.. .'r '' 40 'i 49, , -
,. The Chester lil Club gnf. H'.l'i'
-,". ,,.,r,r,.r, ,..r,rt 20 it- ,luh h0u-" -
rrc,iay night n va- l'd ty " -- \ut" "a L'MN'-l. WI
~ = , Ir,uer and NJ, Elizabeth j. h.'rf were
49,. -.li.f. and thcv Rad a generous r'', ,i', '.
~ outing club ha. been ', -',.l .l',, o Yo,",
md lrther Gu.on "mhie, anl holiday ontns' VIII
10. GOD for
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
PATERSON.
cuAHGr. AGAIN.r MR. AND MR.. rETRl

CHARGES AGAINST MIR. AND MRS. PEIIN.
The principal topic Of discussion Yesterday con
timed 10 be The arrest Of Cornelius l.. PcIy. -uprrn
fcndcut Of the ilm-h house and hi, wife. the mnr 'n
on chargcs of III treating inmates. u Wa l'"'n''
from Trustworthy that the action Of th" Grand
Jurv Wa, unanimous and tiat the juror gave IF'
ccu,or oourlcy authority 10 draw nap e number "' .
dictmcnt~ charging various cro,, crime, ana .nn"I"
,ic. within the lat TWO Years. The limit WITHIN
which p.try must take the oath ~ ohtc 70 fnAt i"
li- new torn cNpiicd yesterday. ana a- D." dil N'i
d. ~ hc now hold. the iic" oHN uuii '- hf'"-''i
hail be appointed and qualified. The I"'rd "f
Aldermen win me,1 tonight and probably take -"ne
action the matter
The >iIllworkers District Assembly. 80 80. oi inc
Knights Of Labor. DOW has over --o"o DO bank ". %
building fund. The assembly ha, leased odd Irl
lows Hail for five year
The Paterson saving, Institution has bought for
SO 900 a plot 5Ox2l feet 10 Market H. adjoining thr
Mot ON the corner Of Main -t which already ""u-i.
and Will erect "a large uvc story bWh.N- h ur near
future.
The Finance Committee of the Board Of Aldermen
has directed CITY Treasurer Baldwin q" have ilc n"r
ie.,,e ~ $4,000 If bond authorized by au 'rdnHn'"
ust pa,scd issued Immediately. Ia" P"cc"i- "ic TO
impr1,vc and lay Out the iwp new public pfih. Ih'
bond, are Of 500 each and bear per cent Hi'i'-'.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
NEWARK.
NEWARk.
r, x,,ppIED Ills SNVFETHF ART IN JAIL

lie MARRIED HIS SWEETHEART IN JAIL.
novel marriage ceremony took place yesterday in
tho a,unty iaU at Newark, AloysiuS Williams
colorcd was convicted last week Of completely IN inc
burglary of jewelry factory in Newark and was
sentenced to five years in state prison. Before beng
transferred to state prison. he requested that ne he
permitted to marry his sweetheart, one Carrie NoNo
and the request was granted Yesterday morning. INC
bride accompanied by some friends, appeared al the
iau with the Rev Mr. Dickinson. a Methodist clergy
man Williams was brought from his cell ana MS
hest man wa, of the keepers. When the ceremony
va concluded there some emotion and much
osculation and then the bride and her friends de
parted Mrs. Williams is good-lookng and modest
md was hecomingly dressed II Williams behaves
himself in prison his term will expire In about three
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
AFFdTRS ~ BHOOKLYN.
THE FUNERAL OF RIPLEY ROPES.

TIE FUNEENL OF RIPLEY ROPES.
The funeral of Ripley Rope, took pi''' f'7''''''
,,,,,o fn the Church ~ the saviour. 90 F'r' i'"'
- ,,li,b he va. long q member. Preliminary
.,r,i,,- vcr,. held at The i,ml, home. 80 80 I'F'
,ont H.. and the funeral procession r'A'h'd '"'
church NJ 2 o'clork. tmone those present "'i'
ucnlnrniu y. Sillimau. John Wm-lo"' 'N '"'f' = -
Morris. T. = T. strurhan. =. VI. "rs"oId General
t.o tour,l,u cx Mayor seth Low, cA Judge Gilbert.
Ilurh Nclanshlin. II. r. sheldon. W II. Male \. \.
nv. " f.. Kendall. John GLIB, {. j. M'"d' Jnd"
Pratt Moore. Bartlett and cullen, W II. MAXWELL
Charlie Pratt Ih"uIl- II. l;odman. "N Mayor Hunter
y Currau C. C. Martin. j. {. Hendrix. Edward
\nnan r. +. knoWltou John r. Martin. /. Cromwell
Innn l. Nirhol-. g. ". Chaunccy, .. J.. Abbott, Dr
1ttrrsou J. f. lame and ". II. Wallace.
Tn. religions -cVlcc- Wcrr 'onlu't'd hY ih'
pastor. the Rev. II Price Collier. He rnl'ty "a-
r,',,,nnurcd h., the Rev. Dr. \. r. Putnam. Who va.
pa Tor of tine church 1pr twenty year. ana Wa one
~ thr most iuiimat" friends Of the d"ui man. lie
snolc Of thc moral rccitudc and worth uf Mr. Rope
II nj, ndcltv trust and faithful performance 4
nj, pnbllc duties. Tie body ~, taken 10y special
train Ia SALEM Mass last evening for burial day.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
PL4NS or me YArHTSNEN.
Rpa,rr,s oN MEMORIAL DNY-Bo\T' CHANG
ING HANDS.

Rga,rr,s ov MEMORIAL D>Y-BoNT' CHANG
ING HANDS.
ucr~v Ncv,rdrc h. hou-h; thc steam Yacht
c,unno from T. seward Webb. since Nr. A'At'n
.,,a h.. steam yacht Vision De ha- been I''"In1
,,,, ,or another illi ard ha- finally -"tl'd 'A the
-,ttEo ~l, r, feet over ALL ha. - i"'' h''u" ana
dr,n. 81. feet - water. size Wa hn't iH l-'''
rl. schooner ,a,ht ~ca Fox. winch "'' r''''N
.,id lv h,- owner and designer. y cas- ''h'''' tt"
,.,o,.l,,, Tucker. Il tho Eastern Yacht cIub. ha-
gone East. where her rr~ owner VIII take I'--''''
~ her. She hqs made hcr reputation aN cruising
.,t r,.lr. ,a.h. ard vIu undoubtedly keep IL up
lr rcw water. she b, probably i" most -"'''-,f'I
-,l,oner ever designed 'y an amateur. aid VIII b'
much missed iu Nev lorl. waters.
rvorv ,f,.rt B. her. made % get ~" new house ~
,tl,nt.. Yacht Club ready f'r tAc opening sail or
Memorial pay. lut u viii Dee close shave. There
,, De-. uo racing on t'. dny. tut IL VIII Doe especially
devoted 70 the hde,. who VIII - taken ont on IN"
,.,.., ,a,ht- ~ the Nect lor SAIL 10 sandy Hook
and h''1
Tl..-,. vIl bc fvc rc,at'is iu N"v York waters on
Memorial pay tho Atlantic. Er'oiyn. kn'ch'rhochcr.
Harlem ard Cptirtran No-qu'" fleets having -ct
t.a' d,y ur th'ir opening
H.. -co,ullLa 'ountlIan Club offers three da' -
., r,..ne obi. -prue. June 3D.. june II and Juno 20
rn. first race u.s. a special ono for the thirty foot and
,--, foot t..- ~ -,'i-. cutter, and Na"l@- Inc
.t ,n. .- for ~,ho'r'i-. -l''V~. 'uNci- ana va" II
and fr. t.rd another special ii'' i' '''l'' '','
,,d ,avl. and i- d -"'"p-tl.r- race ne '""i '""i NJ.
co. ,r ,r.t r,,,. Il i, from craven ~honl buoy "It
,,,Iud the scotland Li.htm mp auf r.iiFh. Ih' 80,
,Yd race sSlI D." over ih" regular 'I' '"'.'' ~ a, u
. ,r. orcu 20 Yachts ~ th" atlantic. h"v"rN .
rnrrthItu of NullrI,id. ''.nil.'i W N'W l,In'
Irv Yort N.v Irai,'d. NcN liNcn, oy ter Ba> and
No,4 scotia yacht 'tIf+
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
IINRDI\EN.

ENOCH ARDEN AND Ills WIFE Hi'Hp.
rd,r,rd f;uIcan "a soldier in tho United states
Army deserted his wife about twenty years ago lie
enlisted in tbe Regular Army and was sent to Arl
zona lie came home five years after ani found thal
his wife had married again. lie then rclnI'ted ana
b.. .crvcd ever since. Mcanwhe the woman'' see
oud husband Theodore Rctz. died. leaving her wv"
daughters Mrs Gllliean or Rctz had oech 10" th''
bor first husband had shipped on whaler ana h'd
~ aroy,cd Gillgan returned TO West Ilobokcn
t. d,v. oro The couple met yesterday and re
"owed their Youthful affection and decided to 60 West
with the two ,tcpdaughtcra. Glllgdh hlu SaN'I an an
WeuiWcxiro which he intends to settle on with NJ,
vii, and ,tcpdaughterS. lie Is now forty years ola
and his wife forty three
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
ORANGE.

The fair for the benefit Of the Czal Dodd Post. ~"
I2 G.. A. r., opened last evening IN the Park hnh'
The building was divided into booths, each on"
reurcscntiue one Of the army corps in which the New
Jersey troops we're represented, and all were gayly
decorated with flags and banners.
Mrs Thomas ;. Kingman, Of Ccntrc-St., gave "A
reception to the Womau's Club yesterday afternoon
which was attended 10y nearly ZOO members of the
club and their invited friends.
Vernon l. Davig delivered the last of his series
Of illustrated lectures the scottish and English
Lakes and C1thcdrals7 IN aid Of the Bctbcl Church
bu Hiding fund last evening before crowded house.
The orange Music Hall was crowded 10 The doors
last evening at the speaking contest for p1zc offered
by the Alumni Association of the High school The
first prize, dollars in gold waS awarded 10 Mis-
Louise &. sutherland second prize. five dollars in
gold, Victor ID. Baldwin bouquet to Miss Myra f.
Matthew'S
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
s1NsET-wind at Sandy Hook. light, s. clear. Az CI'
Island wind light, SW; clear

sr-NsEr-wind at Sandy Hook. light S; clear. At City
Island, wind light, SW; Clear.
Arrived yesterday
steamer FL DORADO Byrne. Neworieans days with md'e
CITY Of Atlanta Dole West Point Va with mdse to
oh Do'nn'on ''N' CLEARED.
steamer Lddesdae (Br). Lawrence. London-Henderson
Steamer ago (Br, Ousten. Londonsanderson Son
steamer state OF Nebraska (Br. Braes glasgow Aus'h
Baawn Besmf columbia GER vogcgesang Hamburg via South
steamer Cyprgs r gI' 'ag I' Observation-Disclosures Bros
Steamer Alyo CEr) Williams. Kingston, &c-Pm. Forwood
steamer Caracas woodrck Iaguayra Puerto caoe'o &c
bScs SIsmcr STANFORD Dan Gemre Barscoa Mones& Co
steamer Victoria (NorJ. Aarsth Baraeoa m DhpS m
steamer America ger, Hoosep 81 Ann bay U vessels
steamer Neptune tBr Legoe Montego Bay Ja-J T. Kerr
steamer Niagara Hansen. Haya9a-Jas Ward CO G.
Steamer Valencia Miller. stJohn' Nb' %c-Ne"'io iork %
Steamer FL Mar Hawthorn. New orleans J I Van sickle
Steamer r. TalIahassee Askns Savannah-R Walker. -
Steamer Ardamcorrach lBr), GarDsworhy Charleson-W
J" Steamer ranita pennington. Wilmington Nc-wm Clyde
steamer wyanoke Norfolk and hichmOnd-old Do
sieameT city Of Atlanta Dole Dole Norfolk and Newport
Nswsm.d ..ennoru rewi. Baitimore-H Foster.
steamer Eleanora Bennett Portland riiorau0 la;i. ~
ship yosephn. k9gers foaa Gaohmaa snow a. Bnrgrss w.
BarRs Mabel snow valparaiso &c-W korsce & Co.
Bar Brtammis Hotchkss Bridgetown Barbadoes-H
Iro"or"He 0o"'' SAILED.
STEAMERS city OF York, Galla GermaniG ana oxen
h.ine Iivern9ol. Anglia, Glasgow LembTo DuDlln an
fornIa elert Burgermeiser Petersen IL
Rremen Waesand Antwerp: Parthian Winhwafd lsshds;
Sentuno Monfego BAY; Niagara Havana; RI MAR NeWo.
.sns CITY Of Augusta Savannah; Fanita "lmng'oh "ya
sSns F,pes king for shanghar Stella. Bremen; Henry
Willard. Tacoma JOsephus - o. r, prsh.ro.
Barks Abyssnia for Yokohama; j Harway. piISo~ho'
II j Johnson Aniier: Leone Crte; Jupiter MonteVi"eo
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN May 2I-Arrived steamers Majsstc bI
Parsel aed Arzons Br. Brooke from lot L'er
saied seaner Bothnia (BrJ Watt from Liverpool hence
soUTmiNPIoS May 2l-sailed. steamer Fuida ''er)'
pingv from Bremen hence for NewYork ,
Arrived. steamers Cr0ma (DrJ A>oio'
ana HERMANN Ger I3Odeker. from New YORK -,
BRIsToT May 2l-Arryed, steamer Brooklyn CIV 'bi''
Fiji New York. 49,, ,>,hIora,r
HAVRR 10 sailed steamer hhaetla t"efj hunie"e'h'
from Hamburg hence for New YORK
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.


There will be a football match between the Long
fellows. Of Brooklyn, and ThstlcS of New-lork, I'M
mediacly after the close Of next sundays binoKNh-
Columbus game at Rdgcwood These clubs play IN
der the association rules and they have volunteered 10
play before ready made audience. with view 70
creating an interest in their favoritc sport
The BROOKLYN Art Association trustees propose to
make a new departure and have permanent eXhol-
ton i'm the art gallery in Montague ST.. together WIN
lectures upon art topics and instruction by classes
The art department Of the Brooklyn Institute Will be
consolidated with It.
The Young Mems Christian Association proposes 10
have an outdoor athletic ground in connection WIN
its gymnasium. 50 that the members can keep up their
practicc i'm summer. 1t will probably be III the lwcil'
ty-sXth Ward. A.,
suts arr. 10 be brought by four Of tho recently dis
charged employees Of the rn'on Ferry COMPANY agSnS,
tho company on the ground that they hid be'h hr hrcu
for specified terms. which have not expired. lhey VIII
sue for wages for the uucNpirod time.
Joseph Redmond Jcnhin,. the varety actor VINO
took poison i'm Worcester. Mas. on Iuc'HN. nvT'
in RrooIlvn His mother litcS AT No. l1' f""r'''
,vc She is an actress. and appears Hudcr inc name
~ Ida Norton and his sister Is the Pauline I''hcio'
~ fine stage lie lcft a vii" and two children io
va, thirty four years old. The funeral VIII take place.
I'm Brooklyn. ,
The directors Of the Brooi,yn Real E,at" Exchange
,,,,,cd contract. for the erection Of the new build
inr to cost 425OoOo. Yesterday
TIN, Bridge police took oath under the new IA"
Yesterday in regard 10 not being 'onnc''ou VIII" '"'
liquor udilt. ....t..
There are now eighty four public drinking io"n'amS
in the cifv which are -Ipp,ird with zee bN M" Ii''
Drirkin- Fountain Committee. The Wom"nN iri'
tI,, r,.n. uc,,Yce Union ha- undertaken {" aid IN
.oli,Itln. fund, for th" pur,ha-" II ice.
Colonel Michel. of the lith E"-m"nt a,N'd H'F"'
cn,ni, Yesterday to call meeting Of the ''innl--
to oou dcr the purchase oi ste i"' ',' H'" "'"'''
~ PIE. r.-imcnt authorized ly the legislature.
r,, ,,r,,,t., in the 30 Battery. &. +. Nos" ana
, y walker have begun suits 10 recover 7-"'' '''' u
49, damage from captain Ea-quIn for I'D" 'h'in" ana
49, ,r, ,ft.r fhcy mad been found guilty of making
c,l.e char-cs against him.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
AppREs,E, BEFORE woEKING GIRLS.

\ May festival was held by the Association oi
Working Girl, societies. which includes fifteen or
canzton,, in Association Hail. Brooklyn, last even
ine Mr., Mary >torr, flaync, presided, and aid that
five new organizations had been added in the year.
The Sappho Quartet sang. and Miss Grace Rider re-
cited. Mi, Grace T.. Dodge spoke of the recent
convention uf working girls organizations In New
York. N-- Charott" Morrill,. president of Mount
lolyokc Aumnac Aseocintiou, sp0kc Of operation
and Benefits Mr.. Lillian W Bets described the
summer home for working prl, Al Locust Valley,
l.. l., presented by benjamin ". Downing, aud to be-
called BROOKLYN Holiday 'I"u'c.' Three hearty
cheers for Mr. Downing Wcro given. Mr.. james
~crimgcour made an address upon What We can Do
for BROOKLYN with special reference to clean streets.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY

Fassett Investigating Committee Court HOUSE; - q" -
Brooklyn Jockey club GraVcs'hu oo 90, ~ =,
Swearing IN census enun,eratorS, No 100 ~,
NcwYoTk-pitt,hure League baseball match foo
Grounds. p. IL. . ,h rro,bor
New. .York-Chicago Players baseball ina'ch' hIo'"'
hood Park, y. m. ou.,,oocoront
Mt sinai Training school for Nurses conine"' eNO
No llg East SiNty-seVcnth.st., 3 D. H.
Proiucc Exchange meeting 49, o. ,,as,.v q .ao
p. IL l,-,..,.o ,ss,ci,tion
Bedford Branch Young Mems Nnri,' Nu no,trn (
,rompIins Avenue Congregational Church brooNN"'
D. n. 4, ,duote Medical
Training School for Nurses foSt-'i1uu",. si, - =,
School commencement. NO. 1b3 East IhrN SM'''''''
Icrturc bv Professor T. II. Roberts Association man,
Brooklyn, p H.
Dock Counis -ioncr~' meeting. x,
TnrI,sb PRODUCTION Of Latin play. ST. Francis AaNier
Music in Fast River Park by 9th Regiment Band
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
PORT OF NEw.YOHK. WEDNESDAY. MAY ~. ls

PORT OF NEW.YOHK. w EDNESDAY, MAY a. 1880
ARRIVED
Stcemer Furncssia (Br. Harris glasgow May r. Move o.
with md-e and Ia henderson Bros
Bar at ! a III
steamer friesand tB41D Randle. Antwerp 10 with
md passengers Peter Wright Arrived ~ tho
Har AT : a
steamer Bolivia tHr. BAXTER Mediterranean ports VIA Gh
ftAr d. with mdHe ana passcngcTsto Henderson Bros
Arrived Al the Bar att
Sramcr tNorj Hoosef Port Maria days wi tn
% - Vessels A GO. Arrived AZ the Blr III
steamer Saratoga Leighton Caticnas VIA havana days.
with mi passengers Jas T. Ward Arrived az tho
Bar 1880 m.
Kansas city. kcmpton, savannah 2ia with
IN d-n and passengers to u l. walker.
Steamer Raleigh Ilttlrir!d Diren. with lumber
Hrupklyn SaWmlll Co
Sraincr Gen Whitney Bcar-c. Boston with mdse 90 II r
Blmoek
steamer city of Fi;chLurg Weaver Fail River with mise
Borden & Lowell
Us SIoop Of war jamestown. Lamberton. Norfolk
B.rk trockrT. Auckland ~ ND ~
to Arnold Cheney a co, vessel 10 NJ b Pickering
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
ov CHANGES IN THE PRAYER BOOK.

At the convention Of the Episcopal Diocese oi
Newark in Trinity Church yesterday, the biSh"p ap
pointcd the Rcvs George :. Bennett. y. Barro"N
" NJ Hughes and Mc>SrS. COrtlandt Parker ana
pobcr, Andrews aS the Committee on Changes IN the
PRAYER Book The Bishop made his usual address on
the missions Of the diocese. The RevS. Il. y. Ner
rift w W. llollcy. W. t. Jcnvcy and y. BarrowN were
and Henry IIogcs Edwin A. StcrnS. Alfred M- and
IL w ~tcrn> lay members. \ special committee Wa
appointed to take into consideration the present
for approval The Bishop announced that he w"uli
go to England for his health for three months on
Tune A. The convention then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
EIGHT yor,vG MINISTER'S GRADUATED.

The Theological seminary Of the Reformed church
held its commencement exercises last night. Their"
were eight graduates Lcw, {. Andrew, Of Delaware +,
George W Fnrbccs. Of New York Albert l.. Hermann.
Of Sew York: william Johnson Of Canada, Marz
j. swartz Of Poland Frank :. Scuddcr Of India
George f. Talmagc OF China samuel VI. Zwcncr' Of
Iowa. Mr. Scuddcr gave an address on THE self
centred and the tod Centred Life Mr. TIllmdgc on
d." More Frequent Observance Of the Lords supper"
and Mr. Zwelncr on The Missionary spirit Of Islam.
The addcs, 10 the graduate waN delivered bN the
Rev j. Paschal strong The alumni met in the after
noon elected officers. had dinner and listened 10 AL
Grafton on Nature and the subNatural' by the Rcv.
Dr.. Denis Wauman.