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YALE.

NewHaven, Conn, June IA (speciap.-fierso az, ~,
WEIGH president Of the First National BANK oi .u'
city, and son Of the late Mayor H. NJ "ei1", 20 az
donor of the s125,OOO now being EXPENDED In con
structinc a dormitory on the Yale campus During
bs Ita Mayor welch was generous public benefactor'
giving largely to the cause of public educau0n' Ills
son proposes to follow his example r.o,oo.oo,
Professor George r. stevens, OF fafe Iheoios" +
coI denies that he intends resigning TO accept 'o
astorate of the Park Congregational Church OF harV
ford. 49, WI, hos heen an
Ex,Judge John F. Dillon, OF New iorA n'' Az
nointed william L. storrs lecturer Tor iooi ~ U,o
Law school Judge Cooley, OF the Interstate
commission occupied the place last year .,...o,
The Yale University football association Ia, :, ZOO
oe,cars as follows President, W. b. wright rr -
o,H0elS Frank Barbour, o2, S.; treasurer A.
,a,hert ,0s secretary, Joseph ROby 1913. inc treas
report showed gross receipts GI paT
whten, ne, % and the Harvard game $3oVo A. Jr
the surplus in the treasury $6OoU wf building on
gymnasium and S4,OOo W W
the Yale Field
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THREW HERSELF OUT OF THE WINDOW.

Crazed by sickness, Alice Griffin. twenty D'o 100
old. tried to take her life yesterday by jumping E'
the fifth floor of No. spring ST., the house III VIM,
she lived. For more than year she haa UGH q.
ill-heath and until lately was an inmate OF u" 50
Graduate Hospital. AT times her Intellect was uIso'
dend and she would become extremely violent. Iheh
the nurses would threaten to send Der to BlaoK"en
Island Ever since she left the hospital the fear x
Blackwels Island preyed on he mind. and she n'ea
In constant insane dread of capture. Her mosnes
and brother with whom she lived. were obiSed "
keep her under constant surveillance.
Yesterday. while seated in the back room OF nc,
mothers fiat she suddenly dashed 10 the window ana
threw herself ont. Mrs Griffin, who In the room'
darted after her. and caught her By the skirts as $40
fell. For a moment the girl hung suspended. Ihea
her skirts gave way, and she fell headlong 70 tho aS
below Her fall was broken by clolheShne, VIZ.
snapped under her weight. When she was picked "
Il was found that she had sustained some terroie ih
ternal injuries, from which she will probably die'
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DELAWARE.

Newark, Del, June IA (SpeciaD.-The Delaware
College team played its last game for the yes
terdsy on the home grounds with the West Noting
ham Academy team, from Maryland. The game was
pretty close until the sixth inning, when the home
team took a squirt at batting and made seven runs.
At the end of the game the score was II 10 in
favor Of the home team The college team has played
only three games this season, but has won every
one OF them by good margin.
The committee Of the board Of trustees appointed
recently to select site and to secure plans and specl
cations for the S25 900 building for the mechan-
10 arts department met here last week and decided
upon the east side Of the front campus the most
suitable place for the building In this 1t was sus.
tanned by the architect, Mr. Furness, Of Philadelphia
who was present. The latter is now preparing the
plans 10 exhibit before the next meeting Of the
Board on Tuesday,
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LEIIIGlI.

South Bethlehem, Penn, June ii (SpeciaD-The
commencement festivities begun last Friday by
the seniors who held successful class supper In the
gymnasium on that night. Elias Wander Horst was
POSTMASTER and the following toasts were responded
to: "Reminiscences and old Acquaintance" G.. 5.
Hayes; "Free Tuition C. Mex. Leoser; Dull
Thuds,o II. r. Hillman; Our Stars" F. A. Merrck;
Beauty and Art Combined in 01,' Alban Eavenson;
Wine, Women and song J. F. Hersh; "Lehigh's
First Electrlcals,r Walter 'Forstall
The local harmony society Of Tau Beta Pi has
elected the following Juniors: W. II. Davis, c. o.
Wood p. l. Cobb, S J. Mllar II. L. Baird, j.
Barrel and r. Mason.
The prize offered by "The Burr' for the best all
around game played this year by any member Of the
baseball team awarded to c. W. Throckmorton,
03 The prize was silverheaded cane appropri-
ately engraved and ettered.
Dr. Huntington, Of Grace Church, New York. who
was to have delivered the baccaaureate, was unable
TO come on account Of sickness, and his place was
taken by Dr. Z, W. Donald, Of Ascension Church,
New York
The speakers and subjects on University Day are
as follows Walton Forstal, valedlctory; W. 5. Top
ping saluatOry, "The Battle Of Tours l. A. Sinner,
aThe Twentieth Century; W. A Hemdle Robes
pierre; H. T. Norris rho Ballot" G. NICK. Leoser.
"Petrarch.n
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ROSTON UNIVERSITY.

Boston, June IA (Special).-Commencemen week at
Boston University opened with the senior reception in
Jacob Sleeper Hall Monday evening Mrs. w. +.
Warren, Miss Alice Stone Blackwell, Miss Edith NJ.
McKeown Frank n. Bemis and John Wenzel greeted
the guests in behalf of the class. The hall taste
fully decorated and the music excellent. Refresh
ments served in the chapel. On Tuesday after
noon President william +. Warren delivered the bac
calauTeate address to the graduating class in Jacob
Sleeper Hall, taking for his theme 1.-The Mastery Of
Destiny" Following the address came the annual
business meeting Of the University ConvOcation. Four
members OF the board OF trustees Of the university
elected representing the following departments College
Of Liberal Arts, John L. Bates School II Law, Melvin o.
Adams school Of Medicine DR.. L. j. Baker School Of
Theology the Rev. DR.. Bashford Four vccpresidents
Of the Convocaton also chosen Miss Alice Stone
BLACKWELL, &. l.. A.. Charles T. Gallagher, law; Dr.
ii. A. Chase, medicine the Rev. W. l. Haven, theology
In the evening the alumni associations of the several
departments held their annual reunions. The C. L. A.
alumni met at the Thorndke, the president, Irving
p. Fox, 49, Of "The Boston Courier presiding. John
E. Bowman, 80, was the poet Of the evening Re
marks were made by Miss Gertrude G. Small $50, John
L. Bates, NJ C. Weber, 80, and Others John L.
Bates was elected president and the Rev. Z. W..
Backett, 49, secretary. Youngs Hotel the meet
ing place Of the Law School alumni. The president,
George A. Perkins, rs, opened the postpandlal ex-
erclses by introducing Albert c. Pllsbuly Attorney
General Of Massachusetts. The other preachers were
Judge p Emory Adrich, of the Superior Court, Con-
gresham Frederick J. Greenalgc, OF Lowell and Judge
John Lowell The officers OF the association for the
next year Charles F. Jenney, so, president, and
Charles steee, '76, secretary and treasurer. The
Theological Alumni Association met In the hall Of the
School Of Theology. The president, the Rev. W. II.
Meredith Of stoneham, occupied the chair during tie
business session, aud his successor the Rev. W. z.
Ray, OF Peabody, presided the banquet The
speakers the Rev. W. H. Meredith, the Rev.
W. l. iaven the Rev. DIR. Hall, Professor NJ. d. Buell.
and others
on Wednesday afternoon the public commencement
exercises were held In fremont Temple. The follow.
ing speakers represented the college and the three
professional schools: College Of Liberal Arts Emile
Ayers Young, "The Previous Question: and Charles
Thompson snow, American Reciprocity; school OF
Law, Norman Francis Hesseltine, The Decline o
and Liberty; school OF Medicine, Mira Martha Moore
" The Hcllth Of American WomenS aud Damon CeandeI
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DR GILBERT AT THE COLLEGE OF PENNsYL
WANNA.

Gettysburg. Penn, June ID (SpeciaD.-The baoca-
laureate sermon at Pennsylva College preached
today by the Rev. Or. Gilbert of Harrisburg. lie
took for his text Corinthians, VII %: aye are
bought with price; be not ye the servants OF men,
The speaker declared that the text was simply an
earnest call for loyal service only true Master
and Lord based on a warrant which no believer In the
Word can misunderstood or deny II Is vain for men
to think Of accepting Jesus only saviour or coun-
sellor or example. lie who does not heartily accept
Him as Master and Lord, to be obeyed throughout lfe
has not accepted Him at all
Tho Doctor appealed To all that his hearers ever
heard aud tot and know Of the story OF the Cross TO
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WESLEYAN.

Mddletown, Conn., June IA Specializing ann nra,
,,rtttan examinations began on Thursday Inc Oral
examinations will begin on Tuesday
Henry Hall, '92, has received the dreSsirsc"S0 iO'
,be hest batting record of our baseball team.
The sophomore class has elected tnc lonom,ue
aOl,apodo board for next year: G. H. Auhroe, ma..
aging editor Leach Ostrandcr' hussen 'p"io' iiO''f
SUI orpse and Coffin last Wednesday evening inl.aoe
Colt Davis Howard, Jones, Parker smlth anu Ano"AP
MO, Tho ossociate profess Or-
shin in political economy, at Oberin, ONO
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pENNINCToN SEMINARY.

Pennington. n j. June IA CspccaD-Ihe as1 S,us
'1 20 +he season was played on the seminary
Oronds on Thursday against the Permission as
scorn to in favor of Pennington SEMINARY .,, 81
game was well played throughout, aau umo snecial
atino The team has played fourteen games curing
tns term, winning eight and losing SIX on.,o, %
The gentlemen of the seminary gave re0ep ".n,rS
49,, ronng ladies In the parlors on Friday evening
vo ar,ors and library were tasefuly decorated WIFI
ho%eIs naagS S nat viii begin on Tuesday ana Will
close on the following Tuesday.
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WELLESLEY.

Wellesley. Mass, June IA (speciaD-" The Wellesley
Prelude has elected Its editorial board for the coming
year a. follows Miss Blanche Baker, '02, edltorin-
chief; Miss Agnes IloibrOok, ~ Miss Helen Eager,
'93, business manager; Miss Caroline Newman, 'D3
Mss Stewart. s. p. and Misses Ethel stsnwood
and Helen Stair, '04.
President shafer has returned from the South and
Is staying at Hotel Bellevue, Boston, on Wednesday
she welcomed at the college with enthusiastic
cheers by the students Miss shafcr's health Is greatly
improved and she will resume her duties next Sep
tender.
Last night occurred the Wellesley noat. The crews
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CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA.

Washington. juno ID (specIaD.-on Tuesday. June o.
public disputston was held, at which tie Rev. John
r. Drsooll g. I. b. OF the Diocese OF Albany, candi-
date for the noentate In sacred theology defended
eleven theses IN philosophy, twentyse theses in
dogmatc theology, three I'm ecclesiastical history and
nine In ascetlc theology The theses challenged were
the proof OF the existence OF God from the order and
harmony OF the created universe, the theory OF tie
literal inspiration OF the Holy Scriptures, the justin
cation Of Pope Gregory VII for his treatment OF Henry
~ and the Interpretation OF the words IN John Xxx 23
rs referring to the sacrament OF penanct-
The annual examinations were concluded last week.
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,,y WORK uN1y TRIBUNE MONDAY 49, ls9l-TWELVE FACES

p.er Mason 9tInsovcd Problems In the SCIENCE o.
School Of Theology, Wilbur Fletcher ensr
dan The Motive Power q ,s a%e,cs ana schosT
Henry sackpole, The Duty or the ss Citizen
College Of Tpon thirty
nddotes that N bachelor OF Philosophy upon e'a -
tenn Of science upon ssG ssseo Sac o laws
of Philosophy upon eight TWO students were sao"''"
from fle College of Music.
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:. ,onrn,nN AT A RELIGIOUS SCHOOL.

The annual reception of the religious school OF inc
congreration B'nai Jeshurun Madison-ave ana Sixty
Nfthst took place yesterday afternoon In the presence
% = Iaros audience The synagogue was tastefuliy
decorated with evergrecns. L. Weinstein 'he con
rrcCaton organist began the programme with march
after which there was prayer and then an organ soi'
This was followed by recitation Oh '"o 49,, rno
-on.s and Greed by the children OF the school Inc
.o,Do,nder Of the programme consisted OF songs ana
sneeches some by means Of the Edison phohoStHpn .
;1Se Rev pr Henry ;. Jacobs made Drel eiOs,ns
speech, and then the hymn " Eh heiohana ""' 'S
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nARTMOUTH,

uorover, n. H.. June IA QspeciaD-The baseoal,
o,ossd last Thursday two games being pnyea
s's.N Amherst Amherst winning BOTH the first by
score Of IL to T. the second to g. after eleven innn.
scorv - teshman. pitched the second game for Dart
mouth and surprised everybody by his good WORK os
the eight championship games Dartmouth iA'' ''''
seven and won one md O. q ene
Ito II Is neatly bound in green satin con-
oete information about Dartmouth ana Is Ind
taS oS hts and grinds The edornchlet was eaifon
shirley, OF Andoyer.
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BAccALAUREATE SERMONS TO GRADUATES.

Gettysburg Penn, June IA (SpeciaD.-The fifty.
ninth annual commencement week OF Pennsylvania
College was begun to-day with the baccalaureate Sr
mon preached by the Rev. DR.. d. McCOnnaughy Gu
BERT Of Harrisburg He chose for his text l Corn
thians VIII % aye are bought Wild price; be moo
We servants OF men, Tonight the Rev. DR.. j. D.
Reifsnyder of New-York City, delivered the annual
address to the Y. NJ. c. A Of the college. Classday
exercises occur on Tuesday evening, and graduating
speeches on Wednesday and Thursday.
Carlisle, Penn, June ID CspeciaI-The annual CON-
mencement services Of MetZgers Female Institute OF
this city began to-day, when the Rev William A. Wet.
OF the second Presbyterian Church. delivered the bac-
calaureate sermon to a large audience.
The baccalaureate sermon before the graduating
class Of Dickinson College delivered this morning
in the James W. Bosler Memorial Hall by the Rev.
George Z. Reed, president Of the college. largo
audience was present many Of the congregations 4
the city having adjourned their services I'm honor OF
the occasion. President Reed had his theme
Kadesh Barnea or the Duties and Responsibilities
Young Men," the text being Deuteronomy l. 10: :" And
we came to Kadesh Barnea." This evening before TIE
college Young Mems Christian Association the Rev.
Dr. Merritt Hulburd Of Philadelphia, delivered ser
mon.
Newark, Del, June ii tspeciaD.-The Rev. II. O.
Bunstein of Milford, Del, delivered the annual bacca-
laureate sermon tonight In the Delaware College Or
atory before the students OF the Institution ana neay
1000 townspeople. The text was taken from ~
rinthans w., ID - ,
Chambersburg, Penn, June Ia CspeclaD.-"iisoh
College commencement exercises began this evening
with the baccalaureate sermon in the Falling spring
Presbyterian Church The young women, 100 In num-
ber walked In procession from the college " tha
church. all dressed In white, without bonnets. ms
sermon was preached by the Rev. Thomas j. sherraru'
pastor of tho Central Presbyterian Church, Chambers
burg.
Bethlehem, Penn, juno IA (special) To-Day besii
the quartercentenary commencement Of LehSh Onl'
yersty The baccalaureate sermon was delivered ms
morning In Packer Memorial Chapel by The Kew
Dr. E. W. Donald, rector Of the Church Of the As
cension of New-Yorz City. There were many visitors
present. from distance. The graduates were presen'
in body, wearing the cap and gown. Occupying tho
pulpit with the preacher President Lamberton. Dg.
Donald selected Us his text Proverbs Xxlx Is, Wer'
there Is no vision, the people perish" "The VISION
OF free America said the preacher, seen oy INV
statesmen and men OF discrimination thirty ye~'
ago. has proved itself Of infinitely more value 10 10
than the discovery Of gold and natural gas h~y
school has persisted In spite of its endowmeh,s 90
its master saw no vision. Even the superstition az
| rude fancy of savage are better thah AeiV 'Ni
materialism."
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INGHAM UNIVERSITY.

Rochester June IA specla) -The baccalaureate ser.
mon at Ingham University lie Roy, was delivered this
evening by the president, the Rev James A Anderson
Tomorrow evening the conservatory concert VIII be
gwen The following Is the programme for Tuesday ::
Art reception at 8 T. H. alumni business meeting at
IL a. m. followed by the annual dinner. public meet
ing AT d. m with address Culture" by tho Rev.
Annis +. EASTMAN Of Canandaigus; alumni concert
I'm the evening ON "Wednesday az 10 a. the grad
mating exercises win held with the address to the
graduates by the Rev. j. J. Francis, OF Cincinnati.
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wFIJS COLLEGE.

Rochester, June IA (speciaD.-The commencement
EXERCISES of Wells COLLEGE, at Aurora opened TINS even
ing with the baccalaureaie sermon oy the pc'iueh'
The remainder Of the programme Is hohuay
ants, concert at D. M. Tuesday-meeting Of the
I,ra association at 10 a. m class day exercises at
m: Wednesday-annual meeting Of trustees at
~ n NJ graduating exercises, at IL 80 a. m, with
the address 10 the graduating class Oy fFOesor
n palmer OF Harvard University.
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started at 80 O'Clock from College Hall and marched
to Lake waban, the senior crew leading escoruhs ue
sophomores After each had shown IT'S pest
rowing they took c station near the snore anu gave
their songs and cheers. . 49, .o.r,,,
Blshop Hurst is to deliver the baccaauTeate sermon
ON Sunday June 81, and the commencement exercises
viii take place on Tuesday, june %. The commence
mani Adhress will be given BY IL lincoln Woyland.
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COLLEGE,

Rochester June IA Cspecla).-The first commence
ment exercises at the new Keuka COLLEGE, at Penn
Van, were held on Thursday evening. The speakers
were Miss Emily Valentine. Miss Grace a. Zimmerman
Edison D. Bartholomew. Miss Jennie T. Gvlder. j..
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and tho work OF the semester will end with tho formal
comforting of degrees Tuesday. June 10.
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. ,.,. T u.-sh There were declamations
nv l. Dcnsmorc Edwin +. Green and MISS III. sh
Tevhy and also number of musical selections oy tne
efndOnts
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-06-18
A Scrap of Paper Saves Her Lift a

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Dissolution of Partnership

Dissolution Of Partnership.
NOTICE is hereby given that the CO.
~ partnership existing by and be-
tween Michael 3. Hartwick and Joseph
G. Burton, under the firm name and
style Of Hartwick & Burton, Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All debts
due the firm IRE to be paid to Joseph
G. Burton, and all the liabilities of the
said firm are to be assumed and paid
by Joseph G. Burton.
MICHAEL 8. HARTWICK.
JOSEPH G. BURTON.
Dated May l, 1891.
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Notice.
7Uenty-thtrd Judicial Circuit. In
ChdncerU.


Hattie s. Breed. Suit pending In the Cir
Complainant. cui; Court for the County
VS.. Of Crawford. In Chancery
Edward >. Breed, at Grayling. Michigan, on
Defendant the 18th day OF Nav A ID
1891.
TN THIS cause II appearing from affidavit on file
Il and the return of the Sheriff of SSH County
that the defendant Edward s. Breed Is not a
resident of this state. that his last known place
OF residence was in the State OF Missouri and
that his whereabouts are unknown, On motion
OF Geo. j.. Alexander, complanant's solicitor II
Is ordered that the appearance of said non resi-.
dent defendant, Edward S. Breed be entered
herein within five months from the date of this
order; and In case Of his appearance ne cause
his answer TO the bill of complaint to be fled and
copy thereof to be served on the complainant's
solicitor, within twenty days after service upon
him. OF a copy OF said bill. and notice of this
order; and that In default thereof sajd bin will
bs taken - ss0ufcssru ny non-rcsIuenr ne
PENDANT And il is further ordered that within
twenty days the complainant cause a notice OF this
order to be published in the CRAWFORD AVA
LAHCHE newspaper printed, published and cir
culating in said county, and that said publication
be continued therein, once in each week, for six
weeks in succession, or that he cause copy of
this order to be personally served on said non
resident defendant. at least twenty days before
the time above prescribed for his appearance.
WILLIAM II. SIMPSON
CIRCUIT JUDGE.
June 4. WI.
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