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Thar TIRED FEELING

Prevails with its most enervatipg and discouraging
effect in spring and early when the days grow
warmer and the touing effect of the cold gone
Hoods Sarsaparlla speedily overcomes shat tired
feeling" whether caused by change of climate season
life. by overwork illness and imparts that feel
ing Of strength and self which is Comfort
ing and satisfying 1t also cures sick headache
biliousness. indigestion and dyspepsia.
NERVOUS HEADACHE
early last spring very much run down had
nervous headache, fel. miserable and all that / am
very much benefited by Hoods SarsaparilIa and
recommended it to my friends" Mrs. ]. NJ TAYLOR.
l119 Euclid avenue, Cleveland. Ohio
PLEASURE TO SELL HOODS
II know Of no preparation that has given great
genuine satisfaction Hoods Sarsaparla Our sales
large and greater than ali the other sarsapara
combinations together Our customers speak highly
OF its merits and the benefit derived from its 1t
is pleasure to sell Hoods Sarsapara becsuse OF the
satisfaction we are that ii will give This could
not be without that positive merit which personally
know Hoods Sarsaparilla to have" j. CLIFTON
WHEAT, Jr., Winchester, Va.
HOODS SARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. ST. six for So Prepared only
by q. l. HOOD CO.. Apothecsries, Lowell. Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22

Fits, Spasms, st. Vitus Dance, Nervousness
and Hysteria are soon cured by DR.. Mics Nerv-
inc. Free samples at
EDWARD p MERITS. 10lA St
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As CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST.

Door and window screens, lawn mowers. gar
House, 5O7 It'll ST. NV, opp. p. o. Dept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22

GEoEsEs' Bunion and Corn Shields make
many people happy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22

They are well worth an inspection. Our VI 80
French Flannel Shirt will be worth e.. so every
where, and that Silk Shirt We sell at So. so you
have often paid 4.50 for one that was no bet
ter. FRANC, One Price, 7th and d. 1t
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Sherry Wine, rare quality. NJ

Soft Crabs are especially selected ON the
shore for the use of HARvEY's, cor. 18th and
Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22

THREE OF A KISD.-To New York in hours
To Philadelphia in two % hours and 50 min
utes. To Baltimore in As minutes. These are
the fastest trains in America and they run via
b. and O. R.R.-Adct
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A Retention TO Their Pastor.

The lecture room at the Second Baptist
Church was crowded last night at a reception
given to the pastor, Rev. E. Hez SVEN and mis-
wife, who have just returned from three
months trip to the Holy Land. Mr.. G. W. Nc
Culiough welcomed Mr.. and Mrs. SVEN on be-
half OF the church. Mr.. Sven responded in q
few remarks, after which DR.. Chas. Allen pre-
sented the pastor and his wife with hand
some basket of flowers
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Look Out for 10 " prices. MErzeKR's, 7th at.

When Ice is Scarce use the Gem Ice Cream
Freezer. 1t takes less and does better work aud
saves time and labor. Sold by all dealers. IA
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A Judge Hacked to Death by Thieyes

A Judge Hacked to Death by Thieves.
The house OF Judge Kornes, at Dabreczin,
Hungary, was entered by masked burglars re-
Gently. The Judge and his niece awoke and
confronted them. The robbers fell upon the
judge and hacked him to death with knives in
the presence Of the Mortified girl, after which
they seized and bound her hand and foot with
ropes. They then plundered the house and
made their escape. The girl 10 in q critical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22
Ynu CAN'T

Find . more complete stock Of clothing than
ours. See our suits from $40 up. EIsKMAN
BRos. It'll and Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22

Two FINE BUSINESS PnopRprrxs ON 7th
street between and + streets northwest are
advertised to be sold by the trustees tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. II IL seldom such
chance presents itself to obtain property Of
this character. See adyt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22

Foa Coon FURNITURE and low prices call AT
c. L. BIRcxHEAD's. 73l 9Th ST. NV
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CITY ITEMS.

VII L4AS.
Special for Tomorrow, Friday.
Maple Sirup, Zoe. bot. ; reg. price, Csc.
Champagne, SOC. bot; reg. price, 75c.
12boxes Parlor Matches, containing $780, 20c
Door Mats, Is per cent discount on reg. price,
Speer's Pure Port Wine. Soc. bottle.
Full quart bottle very finest Olive Oil, Use.
Splendid Table Butter, 25c. lb.
One pound OF Young Hyson Tea. Csc.
10 lbs. Gran. Sugar with an order, Coo.
Java and Mocha Coffee. SOC. Id.
IT. NJ d P. METzGER, All It'll NV.
You Can buy so good Cigars for 75c sMIrH's
Cigar Store, 4th and G SITS. NV. m22-st'
Have You Seen Them?
They are we'll worth an inspection. Our VI. 80
French Flannel Shirt will be worth e.. so every
where, and that Silk Shirt We sell at So. so you
have often paid $3.50 for one that was no bet
ter. FRANC, One Price, 9TH and d. 1t
Sherry Wine, rare quality. MErzoEn's. IL
Soft Crabs are especially selected ON the
shore for the use of HARvEY's, cor. 18th and
Pa. ave. 1t
When Ice is Scarce use the Gem Ice Cream
Freezer. 1t takes less and does better work aud
saves time and labor. Sold by all dealers. IA
Look Out for low prices. MErzaER's, 7th st. II
Fits, SpasIns, st. Vitus Dance, Nervousness
and Hysteria are soon cured by DR.. Niles Nerv-
Inc. Free samples at
Fishing Tackle. WALFonD's, 9S3 F st. II
Pure Rye Whisky, years old, Csc at.
Best Pat. Process Flour, $3.50 d bbl-
Best Virginia Claret, L-gal bots, SOC.
New Vermont Maple Sugar.
1t P. L. Wilson, ss4 9TH st. NV.
Old Rye Whisky, 75c. ct. MrrzeER's, 7thst1'
Look Out for low prices. MErzeER's. It'll ST. II
Pomeroy's P
Petroline Poroused Plaster.
Best aud most effective.
All Druggists. P
mhl1-tu, til, s3m
Piles! Piles! Piles!-Dr. williams Indian
Pile Ointment is the only sure cure for Blind,
Bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered. It
never fails to cure old chronic cases of long
standing WILLIAMS MIRO. Co., Cleveland,
Ohio. ia25-s tu thl5Ot
Castoria.
When baby was sick we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss sine chung to Castoria.
When she had Children she gave them CastoriA
jal6-th, ,tu,1y
Star Spring Water.
Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale In bot
ties and by the glass by all druggists. SAM'L
Z. PALMER, Agent. ja25-s, tn, th150t
Try HungerfOrd's Golden Rod" Flour
and have white bread. 9th and sts. NV. eo-tr
$3.50 Folding Dress Forms Sold for
$3.50, for ten days only, at AuERBAcH's, It'll
and II SITS. Domestic Sewing Machines and Do
mestic Paper Patterns. Only agency. m21-5t
No Headache Remedy In the world COM
pares with ''Bromodine." All druggists; 25c It
SD a GAL, 75c. at. bottle. No. Rye Whisky.
Best in the world for the money.
ml3-tr McGEE's, 637 near 7th st.
Buy a Machine with a Reputation!
Examine our New High Arm No. and notice
how its rotary motion, silent and positive, con-
trasts with the rasping, heavy, uncertain action
OF shuttle machines. Office. 437 9th NV
nl22-3m WHEELER il WILSON MIRO. Co.
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Fishing Tackle. WALFonD's, 9S3 F st. IL
Pure Rye Whisky, years old, Csc. at.
Best Pat Process Flour, S1.50 d Dbl.
Best Virginia Claret, L-gal. bots, SOC.
New Vermont Maple Sugar.
1t p L. WILSON 934 7th st NV
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A Boat Race on the Eastern Branch.

Al meeting held at Bailey's boat house.
Navy Yard bridge. it was decided to celebrate
the launching OF four new boats by the propri-
etor with boat race, to take place on Mon
day, the 26th inst. or, II the weather is unfa-
vorable, on the next fair day. The start will
be made from the Navy Yard bridge, the
course being to the new bridge and return.
There are many fine amateur oarsmen in the
southeast section and fast time is expected
The youthful contestants are already practic-
ing for the event. The judges selected are Mr..
John Appich Of Appich's Hotel, Anacostia.
MI. w. Mills and Mr.. j. b. Harbaugh, with
MT. Ihos- Marvin as referee. The Eva will be
roved BY Mr.. Walter Cooksey, Anacostia by
Mr.. X L. Oliver, New Bridge by Mr.. w. W.
Day and the Eastern Branch by Mr.. J. Pur-
cell committee was appointed to select the
prizes. The race will be started at pm.
sharp by Capt John A Bailey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22

Buy a Machine with a Reputation!
Examine our New High Arm No. and notice
how its rotary motion, silent and positive, con-
trasts with the rasping, heavy, uncertain action
OF shuttle machines. Office. 497 9th NV
nl22-3m WHEELER j. WILSON MIRO. Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22

Old Rye Whisky, 75c. qt MErzaER's. 7thst.1"
Look Out for low prices. MErzsER's. 7th ct. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22

Farewell heceptfon TO Rev. Mr.. Daily.
The Reform Club of Asbury ii. Z. Church
gave Rev. J. II. Daily, the former pastor of the
sharch, reception Tuesday evening at the
residence of Mr.. c. H. Young, l4II 10th street
northwest. There was large attendance. A
number Of gifts were presented to Mr. Daily,
who leaves today for his home in Martirsburg,
W. Va A reception was given him Monday
evening al Mr.. John Briscoe's house, Ills Sth
stseet northwest
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S10.

Six Chairs and
Six-foot Extension Table
$40. $40.
W. II. HoUGHToN &.Co,
1918 4 1920 + st. n.wf
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a.. Have You Seen Then2

You Can buy so good Cigars for 75c SMITHS
Cigar Store, 4th and SITS. NV. m22-6ts
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL KIoHr AM FRIDAY
For the District OF Columbia and Maryland,
fair weather. except in the mountain districts,
showers; slightly warmer; southery winds.
For Virginia. fair weather. except showers
On the southeast coast; variable winds; slightly
warmer.
CONDITION or THE wArER-
Temperature and condition of water at Z
lm-Great Falls. temperature, s.; condition.
Receiving reservoir, temperature, ~. Con-
lition at north connection, 3; condition at
pouth connection, So. Distributing reservoir.
temperature 20. Condition at infuent gate
house. IL; condition at effluent gate house, 81
High tide IL the river today at l0:42 pm low
tide at 4s53 pm.
CHEAPEST Yer.
Bureau (oak)
Bedstead -
Washstand 90
pair Feather Pillows 10Y roI
Extra-large Oak Table S|"o'
fine Reed Chairs
Wire Mattress
W. II. HoUoHToS Co.,
1918 L 1910 F st. NV.
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BICYCLES.

BICYCLE EXCHANGE. MASS AYR AND 8TH ST.
- NV every hind u repair executed with prompt.
ness Ordinary work done Ia 40 hours wheels called
Tor and delivered. C1enting.l PALMER a SON
myle-lm
l,LLIoTT HICKORY sAFETIEs For LADY or
- gentleman; ~ pounds, elastic frame. self-oiing
CHAM: no rzttlng. tire can't come on graceful
ladies' wheel made. also easiest running and the
durable. sloo. AGENCY. 937 II ST
A2O-s tut "a. Inn
WHkTHER TOURING OR STAYING AT HOME
w there are various sundfies that the Cyctst
provide himself with. OF the many kinds the
market tie following recommend themselves at sight:
Il Ds .PEkfkC1" Pocket oilers, CYCLE
"HkAD-LlGHr'' LAhiPsat q" SO; 'GUIDINo srAk'
LAMIS Al 60 30 s5 and 60, LAMs0N,s luggage
ShhhlEhS, two styles. OSTERGRfN'S HANDY
niNSS Tor keeping pants out OF spokes ard chains.
LlEh. MhEkL oll at l5c. per sottle; ACMt, Il.
D MkfNChks; with few more that this limited
si ye NIL not allos Us 20 mention HINTS 10 LADY
lhNIiSfs." paper. loo. each Afni line OF SAffTlfS
o. prices varying from s65 TO lao. Como up and see
tn ,s before purchasing your 1890 mount L. b.
GRAVES q CO.. 1928 l4th ct NV. lO3m
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c.

EXCURSION TO BALTIMORE, SUNDAY MORN
II ing, May 20, 1890. Two trains leave Baltimore
Tickets very reduced rates. good to return any
trGiu until Monday uight IL O'Clock, May 26. 1880.
nys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22

So gall, 75c. at. bottle. No. Rye Whisky.
Best in the world for the money.
ml3-tr McGEE's, 6S7 D near 7th st.
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CONDITION or TIE WATER.
CHHAPFsT GE
For
$500.
As.r,rR. onticiau. Work dome while waiting

W. III. HoUoHToN 4 Co.,
1918 l. 1910 st. NV.
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(sOMMIssIoNER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ and Territory. Notary and y q cemmlssioner.
JNo z bkALI. 1921 O. NV
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II OCULAR LINE OF COACHES LEAVE 32D
~ and II SITS n w. every hour for Arlington Round
triR. Doc. Vehicles OF all kinds 70 hire. LEWIS J.
COLLlNS. 1925 NJ 81. NV. nyj-:Sm'
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Do You fully realize what we agree to do. n
you have never had q musical education aud
have not the 81 ghtest ability as q performer.
with one weeks practice you can play the most
difficult piece Of music ever written
Come and hear the EOLIAN. Visitors win
receive polite attention at
E. F. DRooPs. 925 Penna ave-,
Sole Agent for Steinway and other First-class
Pianos and Organs. ap2.2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22

No Headache Remedy In the world COM
pares with ''Bromodine." All druggists; 25c It
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Pomeroy's
Petroline Poroused Plaster.
Best aud most effective.
All Druggists. P
mil tn tn SIM

Piles! Piles! Piles!-Dr. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment is the only sure cure for Blind,
Bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered It
never fails to cure old chronic cases of long
standing. WILLIAMS MIRO. Co., Cleveland,
Ohio. ta25-s tn thI50t
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Tickets very reduced rates. good to return any
train until Monday uight IL O'Clock, May 26. 1880.
nly.-2ts
~ RAND FREE EXHIBITION
At
RIVER VIEW
Sunday, MAJ 25, and Monday. May e. 1890.
BY the World renowned
CAPT. PAUL BOYTON,
The Water King
IN HIS GREAT AQUATIC ENTERTAINMENT,
Assisted by o corps of Professional and Champion
Wster Walkers. Leg Rollers, Polo Players
aud Ozrsnen-
THE ONLY EXHIBITION OF THE KIND ON
EARTH.
Do not fail TO this grand spectacle of men
ACTUALLY WALKING ON THE WATER
Steamers will leave at 1915 am. ard i Ia. 3:l5
and 4 o. NJ on sunday. May %. 9:45 8. m. aud is
and 4 Il ) pm. on Monday. May 20.
day, May 20.
apl9-4m Propristor.
NEW STEAMER BARTHoLDI CAN BIZ. CHAR
IN tered TO run or down river; accommodate 100
passengers; per day. $50 and s35 Lxcept Sundays
al up river landnes Pleasure Boats Of al kinds for
hire JOhN CUMBERLAND son.
mlG-1m Foot Of ST. n. W
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FINANCIAL.

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
4 U1Z BROS CELEBRATED PICKLES AND Ia
- ble sauce Of all kinds be had oottles kss or
barrels by gppss to thsir sole agents A. DfPit
sOA, sls 10 go AZ st. MI ism
y LBS. FRESH CREAM CHEESE, 25c s CANS
- sugar Corn, 2Jc. big lottle Whisky. Pc large
oottie Grape Wine. hume made, 25e. quart bottle
sweet Cstawhe .5c large bot. Virginia ClAret 25c.i
ms I'm. TAAhE's Grocery, la45 9TH st. NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-20
ntrrr pRAcrICE AT CREEDMOCR.

The Left Wing Of the 9TH Regiment held IT. annual
,,o nr,ctec AZ Crcodmoor yesterday. Inc natla''oh
.,. nearly 200 strong and was commanded - Iolo"S
.,a,der.i chief IieuteEantColonel l|hu' o"''' VI
,t d. and acting adjutant, william Truman Inspectors
- ,c uractice Captain Herbert c. Taylor ana Nc''"s
s.,o,nt uaior Butler The following officers ana H''.
,.,,ltre. sergeant W Power, Company l. 81 'o'I"''
~ II podcnbutg Company 1, 80; T. Powers company
"a. # LummeL Company /. 81; captain IL h'"e''
,.n,,, q 40. Lieutenant c. :. Carscalloh' COMPANY
a. Lieutenant Penney, 81 Sergeant RAINING 'o'n'
.,nr 40. j. Vachri,. 81, T. j. Glenn Company -
a., T. Kinc-land Company +, 81; j. NoD'e' '""p"'
T. 40. p. Lain Company c. 80 7. T. MOAN No"''
any & 10: Ouartermaster's Sergeant y IL ",o ~,
r,ananv X 38 Captain +. A. Gale. Company H. d
w Mcpon,ld Company II. 81 Colonel W. - 0c"'.'
~ Lieutenant r. y. Rand. 81; CommlssafS w. ."
-, 90. Assistant Surgeon c. Thompson DO OF
oeont r. Buck 80 Corporal 7. j. Garrlgan, 'o,'i@l -
=, Corporal j. Dunn Company T. 81; W. - ,''rv.'
ro,onv T. 40: q. r. Gott>chalk, Company f. o. II
slurf Company D. 81; y McKewh' company - d
workman Company d, 80; j. W. Sauhders' .o"p'",
n "a. Lieutenant Kohberger. Company l. 80 "eIS''''
~ prl,gnkle Company |. 30 Sergeant w. f. ho'uer,
ma, Company J. 80 Lieutenant Winteroth' D. anu ,
1orgeont Bryde Company +, 81 a light ana Nsr'"o'.
-, was bloving the shooting was not shee'eu
apprcclably.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-20

Randolph Of Milford. Penn; the Mrs. Reed Pre-
Of go, 10 VI. q. Filler; the W. ID. Walklcy prize oi
$50, for oratory at the senior contest. 10 +. W.
Crowder. of baltimore. the Muchmere prize Of 50
for best Improvement In physical culture, was divided
between Il. +. Palmer, OF Washington. and George
Hays. Of Carlisle; the first prize. to Frank Moore.
OF Asbury Park: " j.; the John c. Comfort prize 70
the Cumberland County student who attained the
highest rank, to NJ q. Filler. of Boiling Springs me
II. p. Cannon prize for best sophomore IN
mathematics. TO w. L. Elkland of Philadelphia inc
Robert Cole prize gold medal. for oratoy for fresh
men, to Mongomcry p. sellers, OF Carlisle: the ". D.
Walkley prize for second best oratory In freshmen
year. to C. a. Tcrlune. of Brooklyn. y. Y: the \. b.
Thorpe prize for best Greek scholarship in sophomore
class. divided between W. r. Eveland, of Philadepna
and W. J. Roberts, of Pottstown: the f. Z. wal
lower prize to tho winner OF the society debate
contest, S25, TO the Union Society. .
The class honor men were then announced as fol
lows Junior. +. l.. Cross. of Plymouth. Mo- sopho
more. w. p Eveland and w. T. Roberts. divided the
prizes; freshmen. NJ q. Filler. OF Boiling Springs.
The commencement exercises ended with a reception
by the president, Dr. Reed, at which several hundred
persons were present. This also celebrated DR.. and
Mrs. Reeds twentieth wedding anniversary.
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SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
HYDROPHOBIA OR LOCKJAw.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.'
Sir The Tribune merits the thanks OF the whole
community for its timely editorial entitled Hydro
phobia or Lockjaw.n When so many OF our public
prints are neutrality-suspicious. unconsciously to them
selves-to create panic about hydrophooia, which VIII
Of itself cause cases the disease through Imagination
and fear is of immense importance that one OF our
most influential journals shall place the matter IN a
fair common light In the case under discussion
at the Bellevue Hospital, there was no sign OF hydro
phoba about the dog. The very fact that II was I'M
mediately killed leads to the belief that It's master
feared that harm to himself might follow the bite.
There is always present in such cases an idea tha' IL
The dog killed the patient will be much safer because
of the prevailing superstition that the dog IN ater
years should be taken with rabies that disease VIII
revert to him who was once bitten by the dog No
one scarcely seems willing to admit That the tnougnl VI
the bite has worried him and made nm nervous ekei
If the subject has been wholly out OF MS mlu
Ii in such cases the dog were allowed 20 i've anu Is
seen to be in perfect health. that woud dsslpate e
idea that he might have been mad what WIN the
discussions awakened by Pasteur's treatment ana tc
utterances Of learned men, we can only DC saved lroh
pancs all over the United states by the ntelIeent
presentation Of the subject allaying fears sucn az
The Tribune has given in yesterdays ISSUE ana suCn
as Dr. Dulles had the courage to advance az ne VS
burg meeting a LOVER VI lhCAA'
Philadelphia, June ID. 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-20

CABAKEr-SARRE-Qn June Il, BY the Rev. Afford A.
Butler q The Church Of Tie Epiphany Paul E. Cabaret
CURRY-SHACKELTON-On Wednesday. June Is. $780,
a; the rsdeneS Of the Prices j.
daughter OF O. o. shackciton to Willis Ward Curry
DURYEE-GUIDET-At the residence Of the BRIDES pa
rents, No Il Iaikave on Thursday the 18th inst. by
Agnes, youngest daughter OF Charles Gudet
JEwErr-P OLHEMUS-On Wednesday, June IS, az
T cra Cmus to ~ ar 9s E kS yewe q roo ,
LAYE-BIIss On June 10. 1890 at Christ Church. Bay
D. D. IL D., BishoP Of New York. assisted BY the Rev
William Hamilton MORGAN. Eva Metcsf dauehter Of
Lane, Of New.York
MILLER-ELLIOTT-O Thursday, June 49, 1890. at the
BroOkiyn by the Rev John r Harding, Emily Josephine
aaggneT Of Dr. Joseph b. Elliott and Charles Addison
MukDoCK-wOoDwAR June is, 1890. at West.
field, y j. by the Rev; Cornelius IL Patton Gabrielle
Brooklyn
sTEwART-YoUNG -wednesday, June IS at the Meth.
odst Episcopal Church, Tuckahoe, - Y. by Rev A. D.
daughter Of the late James s. Young. to Henry p.
stewart, of White Plains, y. =.
sTCKGEs-BU CKLEYzon WEDNESDAY, June ~ &C Christ
randolph, daughter Of the late Edward Buckley, TO
Lathrop Lewis Sturges.
TWEEDY-SAGE-At St. Andrews Church, wBerlin.
\. Y. on Wednesday, June ls by Rev George H. Kirk.
Mnpje.e sauqber Of Andrew Sage esq., Of New Ber
lin.
wALCUTT-CHILD-T Thursday, June 10 at the Church Of
Sangbter Of the late Andrew Child Henry Leeds Wal
cult, both OF New-Yort CITY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS June II, 1890 at the
Morgan Esther Wllmorth, daughter OF the late Alden
sampson, to Mark Wilmoith, OF Boston.
oDDARp-on June H. AZ me residence s
washington Carolyn Atwater Goddard to Rignsl Ducke
Woodward
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ENDING A COURSE At PRATT INSTITUTE

a,.,too cvcrcises O, the technical high school
,,on, ~ Pratt Institute held last evening at
a., ,.t,ute building. w o. Pratt presided. me h'N
n, Hunt offered prayer. walter S. Dunscomp de'H'fcu
an Grafton on " Mathematics IN PIacuce' 80,
an " -, .,d steel was the subject 81 two theses
-, r.dv,,d r. Folger and Arthur H. Proai. Nipcrt =,
rIo,kins delivered Grafton on Modern Sceh'o anu
,h Senses and Louis Wintncr on History IN Ntci'
lecture" 4 Nl"Ih anu P'''' ""'' q. m
~. ,v.d.wot,b ir and George &, stout. " Inc
Iibrary A. a Factor IN Education " was the sup'ot u
Avbrry y shaws grafton. and that Of R"dcIc" =" Amen
u.s q" The Ideal Education" George r. Low SPOKE on
{" Ancient Guilds and Modern TRACES o"'on'' -,
. ~, dIvo,od tho valedlctory and read thesis
sntned What is Elecuicityf" The Misses barrett
uenpion and Warner played piano THO al'er ""'.p
the Rev Dr. Theodore l.. Cuyer made an address 70 ''
Graduating class Charles Pratt presented the diplomas 10
r. ,ounvrc Roderick Grant Allen. Walter sewell pnhs'
comb Edward Pel Folger Albert Ais Hopkins "eo'k'
Evarts Low Arthur Brcese Proal Aubrey Norma" o""'
Edward Mnlington Warng and Louis Wln'neI'