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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-17
Merit, Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and
Electric Bitters, and have never handled
remedies that sell as well, or that have
given such universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitate to guarantee them every time,
and we stand ready to refund the purchase
price, if satisfactory results do not follow
their use. These remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their merits. A
G. Smith & Co., druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-17
RAILARD,S SNOW LJNIMENT

This wonderful liniment is known from
the Atlantic to the Pacific and from the
lakes to the gulf 1t is the most penetrat-
ing liniment in the world. 1t will cure
rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains, bruises,
cuts, wounds, old sores, burns, sciatica,
sore throat, sore chest and all inf1amma-
ton, after all others have failed 1t will
cure barbed wire cuts ana heal all wounds
where proud flesh has set in. 1t is equally
efficient for animals. Try it and you will
not be without it. Price 50 cents. Sold by
A G Smith & Co. 13
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-17

Real Estate Transfers.
The following warranty deeds wars fled Tor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-17

DIR. Gums Improved Liver Pills are a
sure cure for sick headache, bilious COM
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torpid liver, etc. These pills insure per
ach, regulate the bowels, purify and enrich
the blood and make the skin clear They
also produce good appetite, and invigorate
and strengthen the entire system by their
tonic action. Sold at 25 cents box by 2.
G. M. |. drug store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-17

The branch Office OF THE HERALD is in room
3, second floor, Cortez block, No. 2472, Washing
ton avenue. Advertising rates viii be made
known upon application to the manager.
IHE DAILY HERALD is for sale at all news
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branch office. E. A. LITTLEFlELD. Manager.
j. C. BOYLE. Calculator
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record yesterday in the Office Of the county re-


corder:
Peter l.. Sherner and wife to Charles
PaScoe, part of II. e. quarter of section
II, township 8, north OF range / vests 3
Alfred Palmer and wife 10 John H. Hold
son. part of $. W. corner of section &,
township 6, north of range weSt.--
John II. HodSon and wife to Charles II.
Ellsworth. part of s. ". quarter of sec
ton &. township G. north of range west l,2
H. G. Rheims and wife to James Thomp-
son, part of lots ane 9, block 4, plat a,
of ogden City survey 90
Matthew 5. Browning and wife 10 the
Citizens Electric Light company, lot 4,
block |, Riverside park addition
Archie G Fisk and wife to Alva w. j.
johnson, lots II and 49, 3l-3S and Ais,
all inclusive, block II, University place
addition NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sc
A. b. Patton and wife to Mrs Mary A.
Burnick, lots 10. IL. -. 10, 25 and Is,
block a. Lake View addition 1,2
Thomas A. Harris ana wife to T. Lech ct
al. part of north half of section 5. town.
ship north, range west of S. L. NJ
Ruel L. Mute and wife to Edward Sattler.
lot 10, block q Prospect Heights addi-
Chester E. Coulter and wife to William
| H Griffith. part of lot2. block q, plat G.
| William Barker and wife to Annie M.
IyerSon. part of northeast quarter of
northwest quarter of section %; part of
southwest quarter OF section Il, town
ship west. range | west of s. l.. M. rs
Wllllam Barker ana vile TO Annie M.
Iverson part of sou beast quarter of
section Il. township d north, range
west of S. L. NJ "a
Archie C. Fisk and wife to Samuel B.
| Martz. lots 1913, block %: lots and 5,
block 81; lots is 49, block 81; lots STA
block &c. all inclusive: also lots ), 6, l3,
Ii and Il, block Al: lots 11-l7, block 49,
all in University Place addition; also
lots 1884, block IL; lots Is. block 49,;
lots 25-32. 30, 49, block 20; lots SO, block
80, Nelson Park addition 1874
No., eoo
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-17

Hoods Sarsaparilla has a steadily in
popularity, which can only be won
by an article of real melt Give it trial. %
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-12-05

CatArrh
In the head
Is a constitutional
Disease and requires
A constitutional remedy
Like Hoods sarsapanlla,
Which puriiles the blood,
Makes the weak strong,
Restores health;
Try II now,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-12-05

Concluded on Third Pasol
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-12-05
.To the preslaent q tne rnltea slntts:

We, the undersigned, having witH}sso
with horror in our hearts and tears in ON
eyes the departure of armed bands Of COW
boys as well as United States troops froui
i0rdshurg to murder the peaceful. long en-
during Apaohes of our reseryntlnns---
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-12-05

Subscription ne Per Year
Single Copies 10 centa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
DEGREES CONFERRED AT SYRACUSE.
,,orr FORTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
THE FACILITY.
THE FACULTY.

oxracuse Y. Y. June G5 lspccIaD.-The nineteenth
animal commencement Of Syracuse nVerN"s 0""''
= cl,se to-day with the conierrlhs u uoN' ~, -, -
co,lscc The exercises were opeheu WIN :.
pitrrims' Chorus after when bSro" ~. 49,, +.
,,arihal smoke on The Public and us CriihaiN'
,hcr sneakers and their subjects were as iolio"s
~ ,rox Dainbridgc OF syracuse, " lac influence
:, .,o National Campaign on Character "''' ,,
= Cnrtstv Of Allegheny. Penn, Is ,ooNhs r"o
49,. - George K siaiham, OF Nortn rorh' io"n''
lite evstemo: Miss Minnie Adele Ma'o" Va ''"
,,ar,oret Fnllcrn The various bachelo, ue.
' -, an come forty graduates. Inc hshc' w
crccs were as folloW'' ,,,.Ion Sara NJ
cohh n PHI Kcnt's Ill Me, e'hc' d'."
~ ,i.torv. the Rev. Franklin j. hois"O''' 80
nc,ec German language and literature -.
charles A. Ptkn, 4. NJ. BralnTcc' !i"N'' ,.,,-.i.r
ho rev. John Il. shannon, a. W. "o9'ou' ;,
o,idcnccs: the Rev. Thomas Syder a. e. e,o,,cn.
LANGUAGE and literature il"'''
" : Havana chemistry. . ,ruuar, II
p"' ,".n r 'shoudy. ccrvas NJ. Vase, NJ >. Ao',,
I,,,o. r Mclean william \. stroh"a"sc''
, WEIGH Waiter J. Neiic'ma"I. - ,1o,,es ot
- - Drvnitv-Tlc Rev. Nicholas H. iio''e'' y.
p,t.hn,g: the Rev. George ~ GoyiHI t;n ol
and Bcnop 'o 1nssf CLAIR Mckeiway Of rooGyn Was
Tgc afternoon session OF the odH = me i,'ny for
,., devoted to the con,dcfdt'on ~ i,d loan r..
iarecH n,Jnr wear lhe Board r"cI' ,s and pr.,.
french dean Of tAc ,,orse F. CONT IT. dfai' ot
The 5crgr f1c I'd .d a%4 '. s q e
G4sn nrs s%.seF Of p the ;igT ac and 1deos1
rmGctw5od. professor OF sc or year' IT, Aaron ..
ssycd s n, ety. 1T ' Sas cccc poGr Of Ffcc2S
IN the Medical GoTsr rl le were c Re ccctcd ccorse
FRA cs% %H@ far T"5 s ra at e h%T
john H. Hughes, oi .T.a,cis +. Trowhrdgc. OF Ne"
atlarsc. n p.afIc %, Say'ips of kansa, city was
eeta agduoGGn 1, tg rcc cc ' ~ the Aanri
Iaf iii0n T. EooG rcc3r S S SSctry,
dent Mr. F.. - -andford: ro,rcp hiding secretary,
" " "'''u zartniau, -. McGn"Whc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
G,Mrs IN OTHER CITIES.

Cht,,eo Inn, 81, BrooDlvn National League could Do
Nv wv '',' -. ..,,,r, chicago did not hit
L"""B VIZ" 80" -, .,l. h,, =, ur.ner time
."'o'''' '''' ~
Inc score was n a 4 GO
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pirc~Iachafas'
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u'y' '"' no.' "'"' q o 10
80. ago " Id. / l a :
uo..hr.- Cnt,,-o D.. Bo.,oa = rrr,r~ Chc2eo :.
Boston . rtchcr,- huF ana huHb'r' 'Hl"'' ''''"''
aud 'IA"r'. ,., .,,,,
sluggcd Van Haucn hard to~y, bht thN '''"' "."'
inr The game IN the 'Nh Ihn'P ""'N h'''"''" NV
bakHy for 'lSht runs. Inc , n 10
E Nl"oaai% . o. Id Q . @
t',"hits-' ,N'la"' ,,n,r, ;,tr,y and Van Ila,rcu.
i2nd j. h, T',1IiNNi, and Teach
-, r,,..,o lam ,,ud not hit
The ''N'"h' ,.,t ,'..,,,. t,rI A. the
"I''No" 'u'S' VIM % -. .r. ,,,..
'hd "l inc 'n',' a - a -
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.ep1 ! ini5$5;p'a 8 i''h'F, n'-''" and Gleason
,t,,,,r, n,,. d., I'M. nop. foam made a good squirt
, - ,,...t ,,,,. ,r,rno,, hut the Ho,
nt inc "l''''~ ~ "'' w. - d., .,a Ia,
tons played great rl"'' sum anu w " Wv
inning. Attendance ''0' in' '.o'' "N' 80
Eosen u. Ll-... y q y - 4 q -
~ ra DY -ro.,on 10. rr.,Hrs > rJr,r,-p-,oa
I,it,-Dure = r''l'r' N''''0N anu ''0''O''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
YOUNG ORATORS AT WESLEYAN.

Middetown, Conn, June % (Specalj.-Thc gGaduat-
ing exercises held this morning in the Methods
Church. The following the orators and subjects
!. :. Goodrich, "Thc Church and the statcH stockton
Arson Character Of the Statesman; v. ". Thompson
Thoughts From the Civil war: T.. :. Funnel. Tho
Decline Of superstition; +. a. Bawdcn, q" Is New
England Dcclining'7; W. l.. Morse, Bismarck" /. \.
Iacnall. The Republican Movement in SPAIN; ". p.
Parker, Phillips as Orator; f.. Tasker, "Thc
Religion of Robert Browning: r. f.. Bell, winning
Forces in Manhood" The Rch prize for The best
n.cnccment grafton awarded 10 Mr. Bell.
At the close of the exercises in tie church the an
mai commencement dinner served in Memorial
Chapel. In the speech making which followed Mr..
Mills Of Ithaca acted POSTMASTER and tOaetS were
responded 10 BY DR.. Raymond. Judge Reynolds oi
Brooklyn and others. The exercises OF the week closed
with reception this evening gwen by President Ray
nlOnd and the class supper Of the graduating class
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
AVOID W4R VESSEL ~ PORT.
TIE M5NONGAHELA BRINGS THE BODY OF MEOi'
CAI. INSPECTOR HUDSON

The United states ship Monongahcia. wm'h
sailed from Mare Island for this port March s with
the hody Of Medical Inspector Adrian Hudson on lAd
arrived of sandy Hook on Tuesday nish, ana 'a.No
nm the bay Yesterday morning. The M'nongthelA Is
probably the last % the vessel, Of the Navy that WI"
eyer round Cane Horn. She formerly Il steam
war vessel and did good service IN The passage Of ''
forts on the Mis>sslpp<n January, l7'"' ana ai'''
ward above Newt Orleans. and also NJ the N"h' Day
lght a year later When passing the i'F'' OF '"'
Missi>Sippi a heavy shot from the enemy S"N'
carried away the supports 10 the bridge. upon WINCH
WAS Commander McKinstry. directing The movements
Of the vessel and the firms Of the guns ana he Wa
s, Injured as 10 be incapacatcd for duty. AZ VIC
Dnnall,onvnle hSm Commander Abncr Reed one !
ror,-nt., most gallant officers. m0ra!Y "onh"ed
,vb., directing the movements Of the vessel Inc
Nouon.ahell had the honor Of being the hINt Vessel
t atteupt the sinking of the Rebel ram tennessee at
Mobile BAY, but she lost her castiron Prov ana Nef
c.tva,cr IN the attempt. she was at santa 0F'~ a'
the time Of the rda wave IN l,9' ana va 'a,S I
,,oro,,,hly repaired Al the ortSmorh Navy ar.
rne machinery oi the Npnon-ahrla " IL tN'h ~, ia
1-@t and since tAGh sic .ts ~ "a bs "a. ,.rt 10
n,oo Min provisions aud supple, for the crows ~
The vessels Trenton, fandaA and SIVsir "'m l 80
,l.,,i,,i tu tl, hurricane IN MWcM Inc h.,,".r -,
hell. wa> - long 400 days. N the pa,,l-e that ~
one time she was given up rs lost che j. sun "a q
.inch sound Vessel. and - 80 be tssl-Neu q" .r
,,r,,,,i,. ~, Ming ,1Uaarpn. Her officer, are Leu
"r ninr, C,mmnntcr " G. Gibson commandinS' L'n
t.nnn, onmnndcr Il. +. Carm"dy L'e"'e W, = =
i".VS 49,, 'N,rL Tr...s. Passed Assistant SURGEON
,'' S,"-f,rt passed Assistant FHyWaster Art.uf
Peterson ANA Mate, - ". sNter any a. ~ ,h' Xs>i
uon ' 81 Mar Island, where he died on fe.FGay
rom pneumonia lie wa Can3"l ~ VI liz ~; ~ Sn
WAS made assistant surseon Ill the Navy 'u4' 'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
yrrr,yG OF WELLESLEY \

rvero.lc4. Mas June @5 ''peo'.', ~, ,,i,h
,.s observed At wellesley College on hr.,rc..
~ attendance Of about go member, a., sarah
and literary meeting held III Inc '"'r a. ruropc
N"oa"'" .',ar, N-s wirn.frcd Elgcrton Paul. me
Of ','c p y.r, Mrs. Durant Miss Howard M'''
n,,ofcr and Mrs Palmer. At tn literary "r'',T,
, MA LoaIse mccoy North prc'cncd an inter- ,S
nopcr upon "rhe Relation Of tho College :" n""s s,rc
I,tc In an atcrdinner address. Mrs pur"e s%,'
some statistics Of the work ot me n" IN ~ there had
she sad ,d In ca,s 70 students SsdS
S SSe" tecn "sd Of Witch Ella e@G BIZ M. Gcrnco
The oficcrs elected ~CrS .pr,ilcnt Miss Louisa A.
A 80 treasurer ~. EG aan a. Icwi it'Y Young.
corres pondlns secretary. Mrs he'c" ''"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
u.aS ~ 4 SCIClDEf

rorccman Henry. duty At the Whte S'Ar p'r AZ
ctr.touhsr.,t found &C II 80 u. m yesterday o"1'o
n abandoned clothing comprising odcA SACK cow O.'
flannel wal-tcoat and Lac" D'.N "'' "' 49, 49,,
- -, much wear Ia tie pockets were iouhi
r'rts - ucnty D. Oreenwald rayton r. W, spence 'nl
- I,. unro ~ NO. 5l7 East T.'a's-ti.fd-N,. There
yeas also letter to Ms, Li.' coil No. 80 - Ni.ho
' 49,. ,a,. no Raj d.tc,nucd . commit suicide. The
letter was signed n
The uo..c went to No. 81; East Eiehty.hlrd''t and
.o,s, nm Lonl, Horn who accom- panied tho police 10
per a, he thought the man misht have been cousin
-, n, n, t, same name, VINO has been rolling stone"
Tor ,.,r and had been out NJ wOrH tor some time lie
thought The hat was something like HE cousins. out
fau,d TO IDENTIFY either the clothing or the Writing A
IN MIS- Goa he had never heard Of her The police are
doubtful that suicide was coniHt''d' They thIn~ /"
~ ,ha u,obatle that the had got into trouble
aud wanted u dnappcar Miss Gor not at her home
ves,er.y IL was said that she had net Horn only Two
or three times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
DEGREES AT ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.
THE IrcRTY FIFTH NNUNL COMMENCEMENT
TAKES PLAC At ToRDHAM

The forty 9Th animal commencement exercises OF
s. Johns College, Fodham took place Yesterday
afternoon the college grounds In the presence Of a
large asscmblacc Of Ron,n Catholic aymcn and clergy
men. Addresses we're made by John A. RYAN John
T.. Wncdn. r. GaIncy Taarc. James J. keanc. John
c. McNcllly and KcnyA !. Fortcscuc. who spoke tho
valcdirt6ry The IIuecs medal for mental philosophy
was awarded 10 JamcsJ. Kcanc aud the highest honors
Of the graduating ciss were carried OF by John G..
McScilly. David ATeano got the good conduct
medal, while tho Pie in ANALYTICAL chemistry was
won BY Kenyon Futcscue IN the Latin course and
James j. Callahan II the special science course. Many
other prizes wene awarded.
The exercise, TOOK place In the spacious lawn ad.
Joining the College grounds, where large canvas
awning had been erected. M0nslgnor Thomas s.
Preston preeidcd and conferred the degrees. The
dress 10 Inc graduates made by Daniel Donghcrty
The degree Of H. = was conferred upon Gilbert Egan.
Francis j. Manning. Charles a Reilly. Narcisso Ar
ROLAND, J.mcs j. Callahan and /. Bell Brennan. The
honorary degree Of IL. u. conferred upon cx-
con grcssrlan William f.. Robinson and the degree OF
A. VI uTDn tho Rev. Thomas J. Mclaughlin. Lieut"n.
ant >1uiers T. :. r.. Thomas J. Dunn. VI. u. . Ir.
George \. Lctner. Or. James y: Butler. Charles
iuIScr Charles DOnohue. Bernard MctrAnn. Chris tan
J. Strnu. /. Gafncy Taaic and John r. Whclan.
These received tho degree II y. p Kenyon J. FOrtcs.
cue. John J. McNclly. John q. Ryan, Thomas J.
Doughcrty. Joseph Walsh, John j. slcvin. John y.
kcane. Thomas !. Carmody. Willard Wright James n.
BOY Ian, Allen u. Burrow and David Orphcus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
ALIMNI DAY AT PENNINGTON.

Pennington. y. j., June - (>pcclal.Thc town has
been hrongcd with visitors to-day to attend the alumni
reunion and the Philomathesn Society Anniversary
The first feature u the day was the annual Grafton
before the Philomatlcan Society. which delivered
by the Rev DR.. Clark. Of The Christian Advocate -
in the Methodist Church. the topic Pressing on to
the Mark" In the afternoon Professor Iorden r
BOVINE, OF Boston University. made the annual
Grafton before the Alumni Association. rs theme
being The Morazaton Of Life" Following this
the business meeting Of the Alumni Assocat on
at which the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President. ". Fletcher Johnson: vice
president, the Rev. Dr.. John Y. Dobbns; secretary
the Rev. George W. scrvis cores pOndng secretary
c. snyder. treasurer. Nrs. Jane Fisk Berdan The
toasts and speakers were as follows Pennington
seminary Or. lIanlon The Day We Celebrate W
Fletcher johnson. The Board Of Trustees General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
DOrDS ORDERED To BE DELIVERED.

Charleston s. G.. June - (specalh-An important
railroad case was decided In TIE United states 'onro
here today Some years the Leg 'iaiie pa'sed an
act authorizing certain townships in the upper section
Of the state 10 issue bonds 70 aid IN the CONSTRUCTION
II what is now known the Charleston 'lh'hhau
and Chicago RAILROAD. The railroad was buit ana
n do,,.nd made for +he bonds, but was refused. An
attempt wa, made 10 pass an act vahiataE te gpI>,
bur ffat failed. The bonds are deposited WIN we
ilrsfnn Tru,t COMPANY and this suit wa brought o.
compel their delivery to the southern 'ohslFucup; D.
Con.ranv Of NeN-N Or which WAS building ihv r,"i'
rhc court decide, that the bonds must De- d"h'cNi.
The case involves dozen NJ more Siml!al 'i>'> III 'he
t,rous INNER counties and bonds. amounting p
In 80 O1 issued for tin5 various TaIlJads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26

GLAZING EXERCISES Vt GRAMMAR scH'"L ~
,7-ncxoEs ~ THE CLASS.

.r, ,.,,r,b commencement OF Grammar S'hV'' WV
- At nne.hundfcd and. fifteenth 4. anu '"''"
,,is c,,,, Monttort PRINCIPAL took place ye'.r'u"'
r, Graduating class was composed OF hi'F''S"' ga
,t.,,,,h uriickhclnicr delivered the s"u'''"N' o."
.a..,,,i,r. wen. gwen by Evelyn A biF"Il r''''"
cr,c,. ,pdcr. ~. HATTIE opp'nh'im'r ana En-
,.l,i.r..r The ya!cd.ctoglan WIS l'''E
,... charlie, " DAYTON made an address l" Wv
,,h,ol ard Trustee lsiior Norrn"r P''e"''u ''
.,,d,l. Following are the name, Of tho -'""'a,
I,ii.e A-ncv Jennie Adler. Nclle i.'l'e'd' A,'''''
,,.,,.,, CorYclla Erowcr Evelyn ~ ""T'"U-""'
,.,..,,,co f. Hrai,tcd T.lue II. imllwhMe' Hanna
,..,,.,,..r.r. Iona I. barrels. ktu' L. Dunn,
r,..c Grun.mou. Else Cohen, Anita j. 'o""'' ''''
crol,,v. Emily COIN. Fanny C. il. '''N' '"'.' ,o,,a
cam Mamie D. Ells, Minnie = "nHAm' H''
e,eo.haufn. Helena &. Grouee. Marion } Num-
p,u,t J. Ham. bertha Hc.lner. Madacnc y L"-"'''
.o,tI. = HOY. Nay l. Homer. '"rlf Oh" 49,
Helm n. fonc.. Laura J.. koll'udcr. l'F-.'t NJ"
i,.I \cuIe ~ L~,. Henrietta Y. N'yrF M'N w., -.
y-ror,, Ollie Mo. Clara Mat"rnA, Ai..N'' +, -,
-i,n, NNl. Muller Margaret H. Nt!'''H t,r,'
~i.lauu, Rosr VI. O'iarWu, Kuth ~. p,rr 9,
i,.tIr ,Iptcthelmcr Fanny Oppruhrln'r' " $3.50,
i,H,.',d.Tr Minnie 6 H. O~tcithll l'~elr lA". >p.'
MIRIAM Ko.onbers. Nay J.. Robertson hr M,s,,,n5
t,.ri, & To0cld Ncllc t'llmNn, Bertha Val" Nt'
v"Lci Wolf.r tiay y. williams. Annie b. ""'"''
Ccrt-rde l. Niswcll. josie !. Nldttc , -, ,,o
me graduates OF Miss MuUays dcpaV'n''ts I their
,cu piyinrton. =. Grammar school. 40 -. n 80
i'lnc rxcrclScs vc.tcr!ay. They were alnu'W ~
,,nv friends Of fic school, and address WIZ A'''
and Diplomas awarded for the years WORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
READY TO ENTER TIE NORMAL CLLl|"L
rnx, crnr,E rLMAyN MAKES \ GOO REcoEI
-N\Mrs OF THE GRADUATE

Tho annual commencement Of tho tralps ''r'
mont of the Normal College was hckl II INC '',''0o
,nildinr. AT sixty eighth and siXtyDirth U.s. anu heN
ineton ave. yesterday morning. The foilus Vi ''o
eirs crowded the hall, and upon the hl'lor'" '""
among the guests were President Hunter MISS isaoco
I.,rscs the superintendent Of the department oa'uo'
NJ. Puriy, who presided; Commission" Jon" L. ~
HINT and Adolph l.. sanger. Clara NJ lIi'i"s' 9''""
II. Powell Inspector Asncw, Mr.. Alew' tHe hcN'
DR. Charles t. Thompson and the kc' d. AuO"'' H.
Kittro.icr II wa, sir Walter fOt commence
mcut.r and all the songs and rrcita"hS were taAoh
from SCOTS works, the first spcaIc giving sNe''''
If the author.
one member Of tho graduating ass fdH' "'r''"
Tlmann received % Ia per cent liner nhal 'Aah'"
ton the highest percentage rccci'd by any E'Fi III
This clty this year for entrance 81 ms normal '""gc
Tho names ~ the graduates una 'ctilc linAhH'
Ethel Ncsmlih Anderson. Edh ec0hrld Nhcu.
Florence Allison Lena Aschul, lara Asci ld2 l'yrl
Bugtuctt Iiclla Blum, Edith NJ B'Nnlug, Ahcc Brown
ing, Bessie BALM, katharine j brigham fiIab'lH
Carrincton Catherine r. VI. CTisau. Ada OLGA DE
Pima, Estcllc Elhus. Jennie cocndyhc Foster, Eva
+. trcund. Alice Fechhcmcr. N"ihr "",,'' tH!il
Gluck. Chariot" Greenfield, w IochN'hltc9, stella
llcldclbcrg Carrie lammersugl Ilrdic Aucu,lt
kaytou. Mabel Elizabeth King Elizabeth LNd"n, May
Josephine Labor. Jnla Gcrtwc Laor, Bhnchc L.Neh-
tru, Kato Monhcn, Elsie Metz Harriet Mas
Lauretta r. Morris, Mamie Parker. Edith Phalor.
Emily C. PARKER Edith Paterson, Carrie Kothschtd.
Fanny lioscnhcim, Ida Louit Kich. Alice ltoSenhel'
&. Lily Roth.chd. Helen Lpse schneider, Nellie swan.
Addie schiller Emma Mah Stcbbins, Fannie Wolf,
Florence Ward, Winlircd Wrra and Gertrude Won.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
DISCRIMINATORY II coAL TOLLS.

Interest has been revived in the case Of Coxs
Eros & Coz the prominent independent coal operators
Of Pennsyivanla against the Lciigh Valley Railroad
Company. which has been before the Interstate '"h-
merce Commission for a year, involving the q"su"h
OF discrimination coal tolls by The complaint oi
John G. IIaddock, individual coal operate. 70 iAe
Commission Mr.. Iaddock alleges the same evils com
pained Of IN the earlier case. lie declares that tho
neovorc Iarkawanna and Western dlscriminaics
against him By charging I'll 70 per ton for uansp"r
simon Sinrue and ex-governor IIoyt are the counsel
for the complainant The Federal Commission ma:
npon the Coke Bros a Co. case OF alleged dscfimina'