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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
MANY DIPLOMAS GIVEN AT vASSAR.
Az INTERESTING COMMENCEMENT PRO"RANN
CARRIED OFT

Az INTERESTING COMMENCEMENT PROGRAMME
CARRIED OFT.
Pcughkrepsie y. Y. June 14.-The twcnty'scvehtn
annual commencement exercises Of 'a'sar 'oiieee
took place today before n large audience embracing
people from all parts Of the country The EXERCISES
took place In the chapel. The first address vas ny
Miss Frances >. spauldng. OF Pennington. Me-, on
. Medieval and Modern Charity" Miss Ethel WIKI
SIN Of Chicago spoke OF Literature and scifncc :
Miss Elizabeth x. Adams. OF Na>hoah, Wis. on
capitalization Of Thought In France: Miss Eliha
beth ;. Bradley. Of NewIIaven, on "shak"'p'arcS
influence upon German Literature ana Miss NIFTY
V Clark. Of IIchi>town. ~ j. on New frlS"h
Methods" At the Close Of the speaking President
TAYLOR delivered the annual Latin address and pr"
scented the diplomas lie said that twenty aumnae are
pursuing graduate studies at universcsseven at YALE
six af Chicago three at Cornell and one each AZ
I.psc and other universities. There are ALREADY
1870 applicants for next year. and only Ito rooms
are AT the disposal Of the college. Tile ioiio"ihs u
n complete list OF the graduates:
Elizabeth X. Adams. Frances : B"icher mary r.
Ulair. Marion = Blake. Corncla L. Bonnel. Elizabeth
bradley Alice C. Brown Mariana {. Brown,
lille b. Clark Mary V. Clark, Eliza T. COBB,
uarric, C. Conant Mary f. Cooley. Ro'a Il. Cooley,
Elizabeth B Cutting. l"'ia {. Dednc, Mary n
Doolittlc Ruth F.. Eddy. Ethel r. Evans. F. j. Foster
+. 4 Fuller Helen r. Grant. Katharine Van Dixie
Uarker Lizzie g. Henderson, Emma L. holbrooh
Frances b. Jollinc Grace b. King. Whh"inhi
Kirchner nitb Mcdaniel. Leonori L. Martin
Mildred O. Mathes Isabel 4. Morgan. Edith Nell.
Della NJ O'Conncll. Jean culvet Palmer Ruth +.
Palmer Edith VI. Parker Henrietta \. X. PRATT
Blanche d. Prcsbrey Adelaide e.. sands. Marie ;.
Chester Laura +. Smith. Julia W. stephens. Flora w
-,reeier. Eleanor r. Van Elton; Anne Van SIyc S'
Helena Van Vlict. Abel. Whcomh. tarissa r. white,
Ethel wilkinson, Martha A. Williams and Harriet ~
Wood. =,
second degree I'm ari-Anna and Isabella Rogers
a. H. University 81 Nebraska), Margaret +. Wash
Diplo.ua 81 the school Of painting Margaret T.
I}enttle. =. Hitler. Mary McCurdy. Florence VI
Riser. Josephine X. Van lngcn
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY

Supreme Court-Geaera rerm-Defo,e Van Brunt; 7. J.
f c TO- an" r. a. 81 So 49, o. ioa. 50, ST. S. 70.
supreme nameers-nefOIe Ingr,ham. J-StotOn
supreme cour~speeia Term-part I-BefOre Patterson.
supsme tourt -spriaI Term-part II-Betore Truax.
' rcss LsS,fnGs J 2S;s
5s $3.50 500 $50 s ssS ss 1855 $751; ;S 5i9 1865
Circuit courtLrart I-Befoe Barrett JCases from
Circuit Court-Part II-Betore Andrews J.-cases from
tirtait cour,-rart Iv-BfOre Beach, Jcases from
Surrogate cour-Trial Tcm-wts Of Joseph Badcf
ana u Ans T. nanter"Istae Of Albert A.
richardson uiai I,inocchio Johanne W wesSTm,a'
carolina MaNw syyetr o. Orn F pstSd Mes;
Ta: sf'' -
MOtlSus. No.. r.m,.m Tan. p.,o,. c,o,o,,cD l.
xos T. ;, g. 8 : 5 10 H. -. II, 10. /. IS g. e.
e = g s. e g g. g g g. g. 81 81 g. 81 . & ~ g.
sen . EP 1921 iso TS sSs sF'Ss
1873 49, 1870 49, : g. 1852 s5 ri so 1875 Pos ' o so So
&c rls".Trl s,1 Tsrr-r' -n'f0' r'y0 j.
''' Common S% S' Fe,sSrs Ts,mrar' Ilr-Bcfore Day
superior sour,. Special T'I9;orc'ore M'Ndam j.
Mes 1925 1906 1897, Pill, 25in. 1904; -, III Al
suuerior Court-rrlal Term-Pat' III ana Ill-Au'
journed for the term. MI, >..hn,,.x =
City Court-spccih Tern-Eefore Nr"ouf-p' -
civ ccurt-Trial Tcrm-Pa,t before Fts!m n j.
sot 5l3S fsf 5 e. I ts ,, y,a NY My:N j.,
$40 es 5 ~ s; $ 800 s3 l s5s l Si5
ci,r co,rtDTra Term-Part Il-I,eore Me- thy, j..
Nos s7ei sii, 2oio 500 2loo S@7 9tc' 81 5 lyst
!Sss is: SO l 1885, 3es 5$s s sSi: 800
.0O3 49,, .r p... ~ p.,o,, rhrlieh 4 J.
msnor' ,n r1u' qc,, sss, 1892. s75j ~ 37s2
Court OF General Session Part lLnciorr .'"'s
j.. and A. istant D''tr'c''A''o hH NJ
y, inclusive. n. ', p,,,ro r,,,gcr,ld
~, o Hr.spant T,strirt Attorney rrat Mos ana
Court OF dcrcril >es>"i- 'r 80 !, IN.
ard iss' ant District Attorney WccAs-Nos' u l. i
elusive
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p,r,r PRACTICE AT CREEDMooR RANCE

Tho rag, at Cr,.dmoor was oc'up'en s'''
hy u de,gchmen, o: the 18th R"eiucn' 'o"'f'
com,ouic, &. d. F.. II and under c"'nna'" VI -.
Cochran and numbering l44 officers ana "''''.
.hco,inc WAS under the supervision "f 'ap'"'"
,h. r.omenta Inspector of rifle prac"''' ~ ..h -,
present. 40 qualified In the se'""' 'i''' sot and
oco rar,, .r,itllnc them To the state marN'"''"
n,o,o, OF fine latter Company had 20 'onp',s
= 10 Company II 10. Company -. COMPANY -
md Gcld stan ard non-commi's'o''d stan ;. .o.,.
In the volley firing at the man urs''S W. '", nS
.,a.. =. follows. Company {. $50 shots nreu a''''
:. hits. Company d. $50 shots hrrd ara 10 "''' ;
. r 40 shots fired a?d II hits; Company
,0nipnN ~, cred and - hits Company !, 3O SINUS
fired and 40 hits.
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FINAL EXERCISES At DICKINSON.

Carlisle. PENN June II (-p"cian.-M meeting
., the Dickinson alumni association Yesterday after.
moan tbc following officer, w,r, elected Pr'si lent.
General IIOralio {. kns. OF jNew>ork' wee
president the Rev H. T. lscit. SecFe'"f'
q f. sup,r. treasurer. W j. Horn.
las, evening webster X. Valley. Of Brookyn. read
hi, poem before IN" PHI Beta Kappa society and the
rnion Literary society and Colonel y. H. Nee lure
of .Th, philadelphia Times" delivered an oraiion.
AZ 10 O'Clock this morning the commencement
ex.rcl..s of the class oi % were held. The class
graduated IN the presence Of one Of the largest crowds
over assembled IN Carlisle any similar occasion
rhe exercise. wcr. a. follows: Til" En-l,h sIlula
tory The. Hour and the Man." Charles I. Harper {;
q. cultmci Florence" Arthur l.. storm, III" Bright
dr {; China" Fred l.. Down"s, The Influence !
Great Men on the Progress of society," Herbert W.
Wcstwnod ~ Forgotten lit Of History, CART N
H. Poster: The Triumph Of the American People. y
Thusion NJ. simmons, Tn" LAM Of ia" Free,
william NJ Watt,: The spirit Of Liberalism Mont
cowcrv T. seller, The Ferris Of Political OPTIMISM.
Herbert r. Randolph; Americas CIR aicst >cicnt e.
George T. singer: Christianity, l. IT 30 BE the
Worlds Religion ," James T. Van Burkalow vale
diciory, Mcrvin G.. Filler.
The oratiOns finished. the degrees were conferred
upon The clls,. The numcrou, pnh"> contested FIR
during the year were then awarded. after which the
commencement dinner took place In III" gymnn 'um.
IIointio {. King. Of New York, presided. and after
the dinner had been served tOlsts We're responded
TO by the president. several alumni and under
graduate over three hundred pcrs rs were present
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.Id-uyI MEETING AT CORNELL
ELECTION OF FFICERS-ANNINER-ARf CELE'
BEATION SET FOR OCTOBER AND
FACULTY CHANCES.

Election OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CELE-
BGATIoY SET FOR OCTOBER AND
FACULTY CHANGES
ithaca June II C-pecial.-The alumni met this
morpnr I'm Barnes Hall. The report OF the commit
f.. nm Alumni Hail showed total OF @l1,O0) sub
scribcd A special effort Is 70 be made to increase
the subscription to 900 before the anniversary In
October Whep the amount Is raised. cX-Presl1ent
W,Itc, Gift o! $4,000 will 5ecome available. {. 3.
Francis, Of Troy was elected alumni trustee To sue
coed d. T.. salmon; and the following officers were
elected for the coming President, &. C. More
hois, %: first vcepreslfen'. H. l.. Faircmli, "a
s,oni vce-president. Miss May NJ. Pitcher 10 third
vic president Thcobald Smith, 81 fourth vice-prcsl
dent, IT, l.. Taylor 'os; corresponding secretary, Il.
W. Harris treasurer, II. VI. Ilbbard. "a executive
comnlttce DR.. +. Van Vliet and G. b. Vaudeville.
~ together with the president secretaries ana treas
urer.
At n meeting OF the trustees the question OF cnarg
ing tuition To graduate students was referred back To
the executive committee for further CONSIDERATION
The loard selected Fr1ay and saturday. October
and = n, the lime for the formal celebration of the
twcniyffih anniversary OF the opening OF me univcr
sIty. Frederick Bcdcll was appointed assistant pro
fes.or of physics A. &. schiller was male lnstric
Tor in the sage school OF Philosophy, g. +. Atkinson
was advanced from assistant to associate professor
If cryproramc botany. and g. W. Jones, from rs Isl
AMI T. associate professor Of mathematics General
A. C. Barnes and ". II. Sag. were reeiectel trustees
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BTsINESS IN TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

Saratoga. June 14.-The following cases were
argued In the Court Of Appeals to-day:
Mary Weston. respondent. ae. the City Of Troy.
appelint-William J. Roche for appellant Franklin
j. Parmentcr ana Charles f. Patterson for respondent
Miriam T.. Garter respondent. agt. the New-fors
Central and Hudson River Ra roid Company. APP
pellant-Charle, 4. Pooley for appellant, L. VI.
Ashley for respondent.
The leopl.. respondent, agt. William T. Cannc q,
Hugh Quinn ana George l.. barthol, separate appel.
lantS in three--the several argued johnny
Everett /. Wheeler AM W J. ',aynor Tor appellants.
I. &. r.. Eccle>ine and ". Travers Jerome for 10
sponients.
lrospor Moanet et al respondents. ayt. HEM
Msrz, survivor. etc. appcllin' submitted
Farmers Loan and trust Company guardian,
etc. respondent agt. Ebert G. Wilson app liant
Hugo Hirsch for appellant. ii. b. Turner Tor re-
spondent. -. oo a.,
The calendar for Thursday is Nos. 23o, 430, l61.
Az AGO. 49,, AGA, 4jc.
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SrRrCK WITH 4 BASEBALL AND MADE iASAN"

Mrs. Mary owen. a widow, thirtyiour years N'
OF No. s25 Tcnth-avc.. was taken 10 be'i',"e ~
pits yesterday afternoon. She was empi"ye" !, ",
Tho rooms ot The New.York Athletic Cycle Club. al
M Oh wes, sixtiethst While on her way there ON
sunday June l. She was struck In the temple WIN
n baseball IN West Fifty iith.si Her head pai"'.
her 80 much that she unable TO work on the n.N'
day. and on the following saturday she became VIZ
lcntIy insane attacking the neigabors VINO came "
helm her. A physician was called H. o"' rs ~.
did not have any money he did not can az '"
ur,c>t from the Paul ST Fathers went to see ner u
kc tlonght she would better he taken TO the 4,
Soms Kind neighbors gave her food by passsing y
rhrouch the b doom " nfow. she uas S'~''
living somewhere in Brooklyn
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THE COURTS.
HE TOOK TIE BABY ON TIE TrGBoAr.

Captain Oswald g. Day has tugboat and Q
daughter twoand a-half years old incidentally no
has wife, but will not have one long II his wishes
are granted. and he declares that the baby has
never had TO know that 1t had a mother.
The mother insisted having the Child fed on .
bottle Captain Day declares, because under any
other arrangement she would not BE- able 10 60 out
nights. Not only did she insist paying attention
to her social duties In the evening but the captain
says he had 10 take tie baby the tugboat VIA
him in the daytime TO allow the mother to 60 out
then also.
He sued her for a divorce. The case came up
before Judge McAdam in the superior Court yesteS.
day In a contest for the custody Of the child. Judge
NcAdam wanted to think about the case, he took
the papers and reserved his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
ALUMNI DAY AT FRANKLIN AND MAR -IIALL

Lancaster. Penn. June II t>pccial)-Alumni day
AT Franklin and Marshall College WIS celebrated to-
day by society reunion, and III, annual alumni din
ner. Two Of the principal speakers AT the dinner
were Attorney General liz nsrin. OF Pennsylvania. and
the Rev. VI. Swrnzcl. Of brooklyn. y. y Charles
4. Little, Of lIagcrsOwn Md, presided AT the Gin
ncr. Mr.. Little also delivered the alumni Grafton In
the evening. Al the meeting Of the board Of irus-
tees to-day the usual report, we've made. The col
lege shows progress. having more students and
Instructors than before. Additional grOun! VIII
be purchased and added To- the college campus. Two
additions made 10 the faculty. The Rev
Ernest Naguer. OF OXford University was elected
professor Of English literature an George W. Hart
man, %. wis elected Instructor In the gymnasium.
Dr. William VI. Irvine withdrawS 10 accept the
presidency OF Mcrcrrsburg College. Additional ap-
preparations were voted by the board - the library
The facilities for the study Of chemistry ana cleo
trity To be enlarged.
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THE SAVAGE ACT OF 4 Brutal OFFTcRR
PATRoLMAN JOHN HODGE BEATS WAITER
BREAKING HIS ARM IN TWO PLACES AND
KNOCKING. HIN .sE,srIrsS

KNOCKING HIM 'sEysELEss
When superintendent Ryrnes abolished the niaht
SUCK 1t was hoped that he had put an end to the
tyranny OF brutal policemen, who somehow get into
the service. But the tough officer will use his
Dily or even his fists at the slightest rrovocatiou
II the story told by Gustav Baran to Inspector
Williams yesterday be only partly true Patrolman
John Hodge Is entitled TO that high rank among
ruffsns.
Baran, waiter. no works 4, downtown restau.
rant by day. and In the Madison square roof garden
at night, was In love with young girl whose parents
objected to him o.. account OF his calling. Cndcr
these circumstances he compelled TO forego the
pleasure Of seeing her at her house. On sunday
afternoon he was waiting at Rivirgton ard Ludlow
sts for the young woman, whes, he SAWS Hodge who
lad been busily dispensing crowd Of boys. turned
10 him and aid What Are you doing here Move
en- d" But. policeman timidy repicd Garan, "pm
waiting for friend, ard lie got no further
than that, fer blow In the face silenced him.
Now, look here, young fller' said Hodge. lesurey
surveying the effect Of the blow when says move
on, mean move on. see Now, just sneak
Barai' aimed blow at the policeman, turned ana
rum But Hodge was after him like fash They
had gone scarcely twenty yards when Daran stopped
and fell on his knees. Hedges hand reached for his
billy"
For Gods sake don't kill me- screamed Baran.
Do what you wi-drag me to the station or serd
me TO prisOn-bu spare my life
The billy grasped tightly In the policeman's
hand. whrled round and came down once. twice. thrice
on Baran's head. With the blood pouring In a stream
his face and breast. he sank 10 the ground.
Instincvey he raised his TO protect himself aad
the dropped helpless al his side, broken In two
places by the strokes Of the club
"You'li hit me. will youl" growled Hodge. raining
blow after blow the row senscess form
The next thing that Baran knew he was being
dragged to the Eldrdgest. station, where the ser.
lumnnc
10 (iOuver1eur Hospital Al the E,sey Market Police
Court next morning Baran was held In bail OF 1900
Yesterday, Baian. with his head all bandaged. and
his arm in sling, laid the whole matter before
Inspector Williams. who will hold preliminary
CstigatiOn to-day Hodge. In his defence. says that
Baran tt him severely on the hand and iha, he was
obliged 10 his club I'm order to his fingers.
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Az ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS NEW PRESIDENT

Troy y. T.. June Hat the annual meeting oil
the Alumni Association Of the Rensselaer, POLYTECHNIC
institnt. this morning Theodore y. Fly Of Philad"
phia chief Of motive power Of the Pennsylvania Kali
road was elected president " the association lie Is
gradual. Of u. elias, Of G6. II was decided Ia hold
ia, neat mid winter meeting Of the as,o'tion In New
York PROBES ,or Da.com Greene, who for many years
has been professor Of mathematics and astronomy In
m. institute. Will retire with the CLOSE vi the present
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MISSIONARIES OF MANY COUNTRIES ~ AEhI

,1,uou ,pring, ~ Y, June Ia lspeciaD.-The
international Mis- ionary Union asst mbl'd here TO-
doy for the tenth annual meeting Among those WHO
have promised to attend al, 40 foreign missionaries
tram all lands and den )mnitio inci1lng the Kew
Lr. Nassau, of Africa, liLam Bingham sandwich
Stands: cyrus Iinmlin bert Colleg'' CONSTANT
NOBLE; Eg rton K. Young, North American indiihs
Dr. Guccy Of The Missionary Review president Oh
the union ami George Douglas. president OF wesleyan
College. Montreal. The welcome meeting ~ 'r , mum
,,i.rnncI. th,s evening was addressed By Dr. Henry
roster founder Of the sanltarlum ana RESPONDED 10
by the Rev j. A. Davis. OF ithaca
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exCongressman T. B. Peddic. OF Newark, y. d.
100000 had been added to the endowmen. luna'
which now amounts to $4,000. In the afternoon
a P,diie memorial service was held at fedue ih'".
tute. 1t was addressed by the Rev. Dr. Dos"' ol
Newark. portrait Of Dr. H. T. f''n. FORMER ,aei
Trust,e was presented. and Congressman James
nrrbanan. Of Tr,n,on and the Rev. Dr. o. r Eache'
made speeches Mis-, Elsie ID. Poodle. OF HewarE'
NJ roir.ph eaceboer, Of Pennington, and ;. V.
Unlso NJ Newark were elected members OF the boari
Thi, wears graduating class was the largest III the
-xbo hI.fnr
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THE REFORMED CHCRH GENERAL SYNOD

Asbury. Park y. j.. June IL (sp"clnD-Thc ses-
sion today Of the General synod Of the Reformed
Church In America, the lveliest yet held. Most
Of the day was consumed In baoiing for Pro
fcsS0r Of Theology IN Rutgers Theological College
After hot fight the Rev DIR. J. =. >care, of somcr
Vile. y. j.. declared elected over the Rev.
Ferdinand Schanck. the Rev. Dr.. Hutton. the Rev
CHARLES rctt and the Rev. DR.. Thompson. The
evening session was occupied IN receiving reports OF
committees aud In discussion Of the rcp)lt OF the
board Of Home Missions. The synod will probably
adjourn to MORROW.
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RACES Ar MYSTIC Park POSTPONED.

ro,,on June II (spccian.-rhoush the weather was
nr,on: mis- afternoon harm IS rae a; MSsue TURN
90, vacation INC va, quite nudny from III
shower, OF Tue sday and this morning. anu " o ~,
' a.. .r, tor tod,v was carried over lie , %
wv ,,,n Yesterday and unnnlsn d alter three n at.
- ,r,. then the . - trot and . 20 pace
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EXERCIsE s AT TEMPLE GROVE SEMINARY.

saratoga springs. y. y, June II C.pcciall.-The
Temple Grove seminary commencement exercises,
which began SATURDAY evening, concudci to-
day. The graduating class included Miss L. May
Beecher, Of New Haven, Conn.,: Miss h. Louise
stevens, Of Rowayton, Conn. Miss Elizabeth b..
smith. Of AttIca; Miss Nina T. smith, Of Riders
Mills; Miss Grace l.. SNOWY Of Currytown
Miss Emeline Westinghouse, Of Schenectady Miss
Annie Richie. Miss Anne Frances Root and Miss
Graoa Il Wetsel. 81 saratoga spiings. The ami
versary concert was under the direction of Herr
Theodor saul and Miss Elizabeth b. Chapman.
sisted by Professors Berwal1 and Becker. Of syria
c,ise University. The anniversary sermon de-
lvercd By the Rev. Albert H. Trick. pastor Of the
second PreSby Church, after which address
was made 10 the graduating class by the principal.
DR.. Charles f. D0wd. The musical recital con
Quoted by Miss Chapman. and the calisthcnic cNer-
cises by Miss susan 4. Rose. The graduating class
had IA reception at the seminary this evening. The
Temple Grove Aumnae Association held It's annual
reunion and banquet ut the Henstis House last even.
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,v,vDIER WINS TIE ROYAL HUM |'r'

Ionaon. June l4.-This was the second dav o' w
,, u.oth race meeting. There were seven M
On the programme the most important oil winch was
,ta, tr the ROYAL Hunt cup. The cup WINS "o''
Nv Earon de- Roth,chld's five ye'ro" oin.N "
,maudicr by lavare'-Aveir'' = D. ,,'n,,on
r IA chestnut colt Iiichrr. hN s"'ims,on
llrcc tr"' % s.cond and Daniel Coopers ipnr.,ra,
>nhara, colt Jmvrnal By Sprnghelt-ea'iie' thrd'
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A FIN-KEEL RACER HERE.
FIRST OF THE CUP DEFENDERS TO CONE.

THE PILGRIM ARRIVES FROM WILMINGTON
TO GO INTO DRY-DOCK.
The first Of the cup-defenders to arrive In New.
York came in late Tuesday night by way OF the
Raritan Canal. II the stewart and Bnney boat
Pilgrim built for Boston syndicate at Wilmington.
Del She was in tow OF n small tugboat, and was
taken TO the Erie Basin. In South BROOKLYN where she
will be put In dry dock to-day. Yesterday the yacht
Law moored outside the dry dock and men were brsky
at work on lfer, putting the finishing touches on her
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FOR TIE NEW YORK YACHT CLUBS kE''iiE@

Tile Ncw.York Yacht Club will sill It's iory's'sn'n
annual regatta over the club course To-Day INV.
start will be- OIL Buoy No. II, below the Narro"s' az
IN 20 oclock The race Will BE- in charge OF 'he
regatta committee ;. Nichol~on Kane. Chester "ri'
void and Irving Crinnell. The regatta committee
will use Commodore Morgans flagship May as Judge
bat. and the guests of the club Will be taken over
the course on the Taurus The boats eh'ered ior
tha race md their owners as follows
FIRST CLASS MISUNDERSTANDING TRIM
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VIZ
THE FIN-KEEL PLAN.

she has draught OF ; feet. She has niue centre
80 -, i; frward NJ tbc fin This Is intended large
ly TO aid In making her easier TO steer Inc f1is.l
was launched OH Monday and started the same day
for this mort Mr. stewart and Mr.. Binney. her de-
sicners, are personally experimenting the work on
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,>orHtK RAJ ErKACK FOR MoNMOl III (o' M l.

xc,uort s. D. June IL (>pecial-Anoth,r racetiaek
AN, ,os, lie ,nscd IN Monmouth county. II L. near this
Lace ant is owned byf J. 4. SAGE FOR several years
:, ba, be,n used as trottng trace IL Is haitmie
,r,ce Tho license was granted by the Raran township
.,,oo a n vote Of two 10 one. III, license runs for
u>e ycars and u,c annual Zee Is slV.
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KNI KFRE JCKER YACillsMEH On TIE SOUND

Their. were eighteen boats starting In the annual
,cc,,ta OF the knlckcrbockcr Yacht Ciuo yesterday
An, wind was ,ht and the course was the usuIi ciuo
in IN tho ,,upd After the regatta tncr, WAS an
nirrIulument at the clubhouse, at college, font.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15

now Undergoing examinations In Grant i''n, -
successful lin the mental examination ,cs, In.pec
urne1 over thu post surgeon I'D, pa la, Narch
ion. Forty-,hrcc VINO pissed the coara a,,,,nt Car
! are AT a hotel here and will report 10 ]'"'
ION tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
Close OF THE YEAR AT PEDDIE INSTITUTE.

Hehtsown. " j., June ii (spccial).-The rradI
ating exercises and twenty-Gfh annual commence
BAPTIST Church. and usual IIghtstown's gala
day Among the gifts to the institute during the
year. the trustees announced that BY the will OF the
late Mrs. Pebble, wife OF the founder Of the school,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
ELEVEN WEST POINT CADETS DISMISSED.

the fourth class and three Of the third found
fcieni In studies at tho last examination and were
dismissed from the academy this morning Eight
others turned back to Join the Incoming plebc'
class. one hundred and twentyone candidates are