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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-17
COLBY FIELD DAY.
One College Record seaten-The Events and
the Winning kthletes.

warnRvnLE, June Is. - (SpeciaD. -
The annual field day exercises of Colby
took place at Island park. Fairfield, this af-
ternoon. The following were the winners
in the various sports:
100 Yard Dasi--fIoxie 81, II l.4s.
Putting Is Pound Shot - Perkins 30,
so #.
Hurdle Race 222 Yards - Hoxie 81,
81 IA s.
Football Kick Robinson '95, l60 #.
Pole Vault-Stinson '93, $ #. II l-2 in.
Half-mlle Run--Stinson '93,2 m. 25 l-2s.
Throwing Hammer-Rowley 81, IS it.
10in.
Hurdle Race l20 Yards - Hoxie "a,
Is IL s.; Hopper 81, no record.
22O Yards Dash-fIoxie 81. Time lost.
Running Broad Jump-Hanson '35, Is #.
6 ;,-4 in.
Bicycle Race, miles, m. . 3 -.
Base Ball Throw-Hopkins 80, 293 fit.
6 in.
Standing Jump-Stimson, #.
Mile Run-.Iorian '95. 6 M. 90 $.
Potato-Hnbbsrd '96.
Standing Broad Jump-Simpson 81, 9 ft
IA in.
Tug of war-won by Ford, Waters,
Mcclellan anI Sno~ 80. from Hamilton,
puringtou. Tooker and Thompson.
Ninety-four wins the class cup. S,imsor
in his pole vault bea, the college record
which was made by himself last year, BY
lust K inches
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-17
SIILL At LARGE.
Assailant Of Fred Moore at Gardiner. Thurs.
day Night. Not Yet Found.

GARDNER, June Especially The
man who assaulted Fred Moore of Lynn,
Mass. canvas man with Scribner &
Smiths circus, has not yet been appre-
hended.
Thursday night Moore gave what seemed
to be very accurate description of the
man who stabbed him. The officers looked
around and soon discovered a chap who an
sxered TO the description, black eye ard
all, who evidently didn't seek notoriety,
as he attempted to eiuie the officers. He
was finally caught arrested and taken to the
injured man. who denied point blank that
he was the wanted man.
Today other clues have been followed,
but without success. Detective True and
CITY Marshal Drake were in Hallowell this
afternoon, tracing clue there, but fsiled
to find the man.
Moore ia said to be doing as well as mar
can with such ugly wounds. He spent the
night at the station aud was taken to the
C,tv Farm by Special Officer Berry today
Those who have seen Lin think that hi
is in serions condition and feal
that he may not pull through. He has one
wicked cut on the neck that barely escapet
the iugulsr vein and which may cause seri
Gus trouble.
He has given another description of tht
man who stabbed him and the search viii
he carried on.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-17

Other Games.
At Troy-Troy, 6; Aibany,1 /.
At Springheld-Springneld, 13; Pfovi-
dence, g.
Al Providence-Brovn,3 8; University Of
Vermont, /.
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A PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
Caleb Taylor Of Gardiner Pulled Overheard
BY Anchor Rope and Drowned.

GARDNER. June Ie.-The citizens of
this city were shocked this afternoon 70
learn Of the death of Mr.. Caleb Taylor, an
old resident. Yesterday Mr.. TAYLOR and
Mr.. Aaron Dudley and son went to the sea-
shore in small boat fishing.
This evening whlle anchoring the boat
southeast of Mars island, Parker's Heal,
the rope became twisted around Ia, ior's
leg and pulled him overheard and the
weight of the anchor drew him under. Tht.
body was recovered in about an hour, the
rope being still fast to his leg. They took
the body in the boat and Immediately
started for home. arriving at O'Clock.
H. was a veteran of the late war, about
so years old. anil rife, three daughter,
and oue son survive him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-17
NO LONGER FRESHMEN.
aowdoin Class Of '96 enter Sophomore Year
with Banquet at Portland.

PORTLAND, June I6.-fSpeciaL The
members Of the class of '9G, Bowdoin Col
lece. celebrated the close of their Freshman
wear and their entrance into sophomore
life, in this city this evening.
They came on special car on the after
noon train from Brunswick. and in the
evening bad banquet at Hotel Preble.
after which the festivities were kept up IN
Ill late hour. They were jolly crowd
and the various college songs and yells
made the air ring.
The following programme was carried
out after the banquet Toastmaster Sterling
Fessenien presiding:
orsuiuy Address, Robert Newtegln
o.ie-"FarpweIi TO Freshman Year"
words by J. Clair Minot
s;ery. rhdisp iana
Pa, u, II W. Owen, Jr.
song, fhe M
pr.tiou, HERR ,,sk :
Prophecy. J. v" haskeii
osie-"Come Classmates"
words BY II. H. Pierce
The following tossts were responded to
s.Bowdoin." '.Ninety-six. Prot. john
son." Athletics, .Ninety-seven-"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-17
CUT DOWN BY STEAMER.
chooner John Holland Sunk BY Steamer
Michigan-Ihe Crew Saved.

DOVER, N. H.. June l6-The big steam
ship Michigan ran into the schooner John
Holland of this city early this morning. 10
miles east of Cape Henry, the Holland sink
ing in about 25 minutes.
All hands took to the boats and were
saved by the English steamer Baltimore,
for London, now at Norfolk. Captain Ste
vens telegraphs the news from that place
without further particulars.
The Holland was ll65 tons register. bull,
at Bath three years ago, and was one of the
best of the entire fleet of the Dov.r Nayi-
CATION Company. She cost s54, 400.
At the time of the accident she was car
rying 100 tons of coal from Norfolk to
Providence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-17

Brooklyn at Boston, Baltimore at PhiIAdephs,
Washington At New York. Cleveland at Pitts
burg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-17

my daughter is losing her sight" said
an anxious mother, "and just on the eve
Of marriage too. what shall dor" "I.et her
get married by oil means" responded the
doctor, marriage is . regular eye-spener."
A mans eyes open pretty widely, when he
finds his wife's charms disappearing.
Health 10 the best friend Of beauty, and the
innumerable ills 70 which women are Pc
culiarly subject, its worst enemies. Expe-
renee proves That women who possess the
best health, use DR.. Pierces Favorite Pre-
scription. II is the. only medicine for
women. sold by druggists. nnder n posi-
tire g.aron re from the manufacturers,
thst il will give satisfaction in every case,
or money refundei. This guarantee has
been printed on the bottle-wfsppeS, and
faithfully carried out for many years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-17
FIRE AT BIDDeFORD.
Dearborn & ksndaIrs Shoe Factory Dam
aged About $4,000 by Fire.

BIppKfoRD, June lG G--Dearboru & Ken
dalrs shoe factory which employees IS hands
vas badly damaged by fire tonight. The
fire was probably caused BY defective
chimney. 1t guited the two upper stories
in which as located the lasting and stitch
ipg departments. The fire started at o.45,
and was still burning at 80. Los-, cs-
timated at 5000 to 5000; covered by in
surance. The building is owned by Peter
Marcelle.
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FATAL ACCIDENTS.
Nan Drowned in saeo Riysr--Pitth.id Man
Takes loo such Mesphine.

BIDpEFoRD. June lG. - Harry Norris,
aged 20 years, wss drowned in the Saco
river Friday by the overturring Of boat.
George Whitney of Pntsieh was found
dead in field at Saco ferry. Fiiisy. His
death was due to an overdose of morphine.
His age vas 55 years. He leaves family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-17

BUFFALO, N. T., June IG.--The sheriff
of Niagara county made demand on Gen.
Doyle today for troops. He stated that
the Poles were causing trouble, and an out
break was imminent. The general imme-
iiately ordered the 25th seperate company
to report to report to the sheriff for orders.
and ordered the 42tb separate company at
Niagara Falls to ho ID themselves ready for
the call Of the sheriff.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-17

At BRooKLyN
12 3 %
Cleveland. o o 0 2 o.
IIits-Brooklyn, 5: Cleveland. II. Errors
2; Cleveland, 2. Batteries-H a,ltOck
and kinslow; Clarkson and thinner.
AT BALTIMORE.
2 $50
Baltimore ................,.. o - 8--1p
Hits-Cincinnati. 4; Baltimore. II. Errors
2; Baltimore, q. Batteries--Dwyer,
Sullivan and Murphy; McNabb and Robinson.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
i23 2 q 80
Thiladelp elphta......... o 0 o 4-12
Pittsburg, ,........... U o 0 o.
Hits-Phiiadeiphia, II; Pittsburg. .. Errors
Philadelphia, 2; Pittsburg, 8. Batteres-V -Vickery,
sharrott and Clements; Ehret and Miller.
AT BOSTON.
~ 3 .
81. Louis, o 0 o o -
Boston ..............0 o o 0 T. D
IIits-St. Louis. Il; boston, q. Errors-st.
Louis. 4; Boston, 4. Batteries Brett ensicin
and Pcitsz; Nichols and Bennett.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-17

LEWISTON. June lG.-(Speeial) The
following have been selected A. Commence
mens day speakers: valedic,ory, G. N.
Chase; salutatory, A. c. Yeaton; other
speakers, Miss Conans, Mr.. SprAtt, Miss
Bean, Mr. Brace, Mr.. Ssan, Mise Church.
Mr.. flaming. II. B. Adams, K. A. Sturges,
Z. c. Winslo~. A. p. Irving, NJ. z. Joiner,
Miss Little, Miss Hodgdon.
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Teday's Games

iIits-st' Louis. Il; neston, .. Error..st.
and Pcitsz Nichols and Bennett.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-17

its-Pliiladeiphia, II; Pittsburg. y. Errors
Ihiladelphia, 2; Pittsburg, 8. -Vickery,
sharrott and Clements; Ehret and Miller.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-17
TINE c0W00Y RACE.
The Men Arrive d lsNS Pine. Nsb.-Nsssss In
Excellent Condition.

Loss PrSE, Neb., June lG.--Jim Ste
phen, Joe Gillespie and Doc Middleton,
the first arrivals in the cowboy race, reached
this place and registered at AS r. NJ. in
the order named. Stephens remained 4
few minutes, Gillespie pulled out at 5.07
and Middleton 5.15.
Their horses are in splendid condition.
Albright came at $50. rested for 80 min
utes, and went on. His horses seemed in
excellent condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-17

Hits-Clncinnati, :; Baltimore, II. Errors
Cincinnati, 2; Baltimore, .. Batteries--Dwyer
Sullivan and Murphy; McNabb and Robinson.
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slooeFoRD STRIKE.
Everyone Trying 10 Bring About Early Settle
ment Of the Trouble.

BrppEroRp, June l6.--At a conference
of strikers and French merchants here to-
night, the strike was secretly discussed to
see if some means could be devised to
bring about an immediate settlement.
Many views we're expressed out nothing
definite decided A mass meeting of strik-
ers has been called for tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-17
FAMOUS BLARNEY STONE
From BIarney Castle. ireland. Now on Exhibi
ton ai worlds Fair.

CnicAGo, June l6.-The famous "bla-ney
stone" from Blarney castle, Irelanu, has
arrived at the Worlds Fair. II was shipped
here by Lady Aberdeen and will form one
of the attractions of her Irish village. This
afternoon it was placed in the walls of the
reproduction of Blarney castle. The his
torc old stone will be formally unveiled by
Mayor Harrison tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-17

BIaspREra's PILLS are the great blood purifier.
Tiey are a psr gasise and bio tonic, they aet
equally on the bowels. and kidneys, and the skin,
ths ci snsizx The system by the natural outlet Of
the body-they may b. called The puTgatiye sudor-
ifie and d,srt.ie medicine. They stimulate the
bi,sod "A TO ens!ie nature TO throw oG ali NOR.
n,a liiistlors and care dt-ssse no matter by what
name i, may be ralb d. One or two Of them taken
every night viii prove an infallible renedy.
sold in every drug and medicine store, either
plzin or sagzr c0ased-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-17
MYSTIC RACES.
wasseon Won z 21 Trot, Sterling. RIA Pace
and Billy Cleveland 2.23 Pace.

BosroS, June l6.-There was COOL rae
ing at Mystic o. Park this afternoon. The
22l trof. purse $500, was won by Was
seon Turner in seven heats; Quet n oi
Elars Brady. second; Gratz (John on
third. Best time, 2.2o 3-4, by Queen OF
Edars; Wasseon's best. 2.23 3-4.
The RIA pace. purse $500, was won by
Sterling (Carmichael in three heats
Puritan (Seattergood). second; LizziFraoni
( Mccoy, third. Best time, 2l7 "a.
The 2.23 pace, purse $500, was won by
Billy Cleveland (Riley) in three leafs
rsy che (Titer), second; Fargo (IIanson)
third. Best time, 10 l-2.
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Araum.nt, in Sunday cle.ina Case.

CnICAGo, June l6.--in the United States
court of appeals today, Attorney James L..
High concluded his argument against OPEN
ing the Worlds Fair on Sunday, and Ed
win Walker followed, closing the case for
the Worlds Fair. r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-17
Railroad and Steamboats,.
KLINs CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains in Effect June
4th, 1893.
THROUGH TRAINS.

,.ofyG WEsT-Sgs A. ". for Lewiston
Warrington, kockiand, Portland, Boston and
MoatrSal; i665 A. N. and ie.f5 sspTess for Bruns
rleT, fIerfstou, Harrington, Kockiand, Portland
and Boston, connecting for White Mountain
FONT and Quebec. $40 and as r. VI. for Brnns
xiek. Bath Portland, Boston; li,oG r. ". nigh,
Pullman every nlzbi for lewiston. Bath, Rock.
and Portland and Boston
GOING EAsT-z.i9 A ". might exprss-) foy
skosheyan, Belfast, Bangor. Bar Harbor. 81.
s,ephen ~ J0tn and Aroostook county, us A.
far Watsrylle. and skovhagsH and for Bangor
tia yane~boro. I2D pm for Wstervilie connect
IA, al W4tery ls with 40 + .M.traa for iewiston
i L. express for Bangor and Bar HAfbnf, J4s T..
FOR " atsfyilie. Oakland. North ADsSn. Blag.
hata -koWhsgsa, Belfast, Dover. Foxeroft. Ban,
gor Bar Harbor. st stephen, ". JehH and AFoo-
,oos county. . 81 A. ". Sundays only for Wrer-
glIir and Bangor.
The Night faiinan Train. going East 3; 2, 10 A.
NJ yoing wrst as HOO +. NJ, run each way every
nj gilt SUNDAY Included connecting from Lewiston
,ad R0cklsnd. but not 70 skSwhegsn on Monday
tsorninz. Of "a Belfast, Dexter, or beyond Ban
z9r. accepting 10 Bar Harb0F. on Sunday ms rn-
Ing.
me day train. going West at 10 q 4. VI. and
fa.t ai 3f- r ", run daily, sunday included. be
iseea Boston, Lewiston, Bath. Bangor. Bar Har.
tur and st. J0hn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-17

WASHINGTON, June i6.-Ihe following
special star service in Maine will be discon-
tinued
Convene, Cumberland county from Sc
bago. From June 30 1893, on route 1911.
Highland, Knox county, from Warren.
From June 10, 1893, on route 1915.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-17
The latest Returns.

BERLIN June l7.---At 2 o'clock this morn
ing returns were received from 220 of the
were elected; in 1872, second ballots will be
necessary. National, Liberals, Conserva-
tives and Clcricals holding their own. The
Richter Radicals remain very far behind.
OF 9s deputies already elected. ~ are
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Family Barely Escaped IRON Burning Hou..

RocKtaNp, June ls.-The house OF Louis
II wehber, Ingraham's bill, with builiing-
~ss totally destroyed By FIRE this morning
stlA. NJ. The family barely escaped.
The loss is total; insured for 5000, which
nearly covers il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-17

Moxsox, June 16.-E. G. Morse, mana
ger of the State fish hatchery At Enfield,
distributed 10000 trout frys intake Heb
ron. ThuYs,lsy.
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Rev. A. &. kiaSslsy esiss 10 sasSss.

BANGOR, June IG.--Rey. Albert ".
Kingsley of Connecticut. . graduate Of
Newton Seminary, has accerted . call to
the FIRST Baptist church in this city and
will begin his duties September /.
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Bosrox, Mass, June l6-For Maine
Saturday, fair, followed BY rain, continued
cool: e4sterly winds. increasing in force.
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Men Paid ON--No Iseubie,

ToSAwAsDA, N. Y. June IG.-The ex-
pected outbreak here among the striking
Poles did not occur. The iumbermeo psid
the men on this afternoon and this quieted
the crowd. Most of the men have gone 70
their homes in Buffalo.
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There are no good coughs. Every cough
10 bad cough. But some are worse than
others. All the same they let mp their hold
on you under the influence Of Adamson's
Botanic Cough Balsam. junel4d&w
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

D run daily. Sundays included-S run sundays only
Through tickets TO the Worlds Fair, California
and all point. South and West may he had OF &.
A. V sker. ticket agent. Augusta, the only ofhee
in Angusia selling via Ill rontes and checking
baggage free Of expense.
FAYsov fCcKEH. Vice Prs. Genl Man.
: h. BoprHBf. f,enf Pass. Ticket Ag't.
Portland Jubn lat, Isg3.
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sAss All.

The National and Nsw Easlaad lsasus Games
Each Clubs Standing.
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Lots of People

{ ant tind rent.
art secure . good bonse- sfr'
Can't sell their fsrene.
Can't flnd employment
Can't fu! lost articles.
Can. do a hundred things becsuss the!
s,n,t use the JOURNAL want column. II u
really wonderful how mach can De s''''oi''-
pli.hed by the use of these little To-" Pricea
.-.;.sr.s,s. spr3sdsf
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TWENTY PERSONS x,tlEp


ATHENS, June ls.--The government
powder magazine 1t Scsramangs exploded
today. Twenty persons, including ofEicers
and soldiers, were killed, and great damage
d,ne to surrounding property. Loss,
3 900 600 francs
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AT SEw YORK.
2 O \ 10 II
Chicago. o 0 o 0 2-i0
New York.. o 5 0 2 o l. y
base hits--Chlcago. II; New York, is. Errors
Chicago, 3; New York. 3. Batteries-kusie
and Kelly; Shaw, Mauck and Schrivsr
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BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL.
Class Of '93 Graduates. rs Msmbers Strong.
Largest Tor Years.

BRrNswIcK, June l6.-(SpeciaD The
graduating exercises of the class of '95,
Brunswick High School, were held in Town
hall this afternoon at $50 o'clock. The
class numbered %, the largest for years.
Music was furnished by Chandler.
A large crowd listened to the following
order of exercises;
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AT fALL RIVER
234 81 50
Fall iver........... 0 0 o ? o.
Dover. z o 0 z x-l1
Hits-Fall River. 8; Dover, II. ErrOrs.-Fa
River, z; Dover. 4. Batteries-I.ncoln and Bur
rcl Mercer and Donahue.
AT BROCKToN.
"a q y
Brockton,. ,........... o o o o 0 o. 4
Lowell. o o 2 K
Hits-Brockton, 9; Lowell, 3. Errors-Broct-
ton, Z; Lowell. 3, Batteries-Ryan and Burke I;
Donanue and McCauley.
AT PORTLAND.
2 % .
Portland. .............0 0 o o = 3 Z
Lewiston ............. o 2 0 l. 3
Hits-Portlaud, II, Lewiston, 10. Errors Port
land, 3; Lewiston, 2. Batteries-Clsre and
Platt; Person and Hart.
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New England League Stan ding.

The Washington Louisville game ut Washing
ton was postponed; rain.
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Isday's CANES. !
Other Games.

Lowell at Brocksop, Dover at Fall River. Port
land at Lewiston.
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Prayer.
Music.
Salutatory, d. Weston Elliot
characteristics of the Indian" Lena E Burkeit
Joan of Arc" Ida VI Stetson
Government Buildings" George II. Gould
">ketch of Burns" Mary l.. sawyer
Alaska" tSusie L. Nichols
"The Hawaiian Islands," Frank ID. Booker
Music.
"Les Ountre Saisons" Nelit. VI. Townsend
The Age Of Electricity" j. Fenno Elliot
Modern Insurance" Edwin /. Storer
"tiumble Origin OF Man." Blanche NJ Bryant
Early Explorations, Bertha +: Nuhd
settlement Of Labor Troubles" Ralph f, Fish
"For, ign Labor" tDelberi u. D1nnng
Music.
"Our Newspapers, r.. Roland simpson
"SpIendor Of Romr,'' Marion Hambelton
"The Seven Great Composers,
AdiF. Whtehousc
DThe Immigration Question" Joseph :. Steison
THE Hero of the Aeneid." Belle smith
"Origip of the Creole Josie B Bowkcr
'BelIs" Julia f. Plummcr
"Blnine," Everett d. Stevens
Music.
Glass h story, Belle Chandler
Glass prophecy samuel Il. FuTbish
Parting address, Alice v Lincoln
Presentation of Diplomas.
Singing of Glass Ode.
Written by Julia y. Piummerl
Excused
n comuIgfPd
The National tribune., 1893-03-16
THE NAVAL REVIEW.
Preparations VIII at Once be Made for ths
Great Event.

Secretary Herbert took charge Of the Navy
Department on Tuesday. March T. and IS he
has been Chairman of the House Naval Com
mittee, he knows n great deal about the duties
OF his new position. He has. therefore con-
cludsd to hurry along the preparations for the
Naval Review, and as Congress appropriated
100000 to e. out the new ships aud maks
other necessary provisions. including the re-
ception Of the foreign vessels at Fort Monroe
there IL nothing lett to he done but outline the
general plans that will DO followed and settle
the scope the rendezvous and review will a.
sumo. All of the foreign Governments that are
going to accept the invitation 10 participate in
the review have informed the Navy Depart
ment Of the extent of the display which they
propose TO make. aad the natuber Of ships they
will send, so that unless some Of the powers
withdraw their zeceptasces, az Portagsl did. the
exact number OF ships thar are expected to be
in line is now pretty we'll known secystary
Herbert and Admiral GheFardi who Is as pres-
emit in Washington, had conferences on the
subject ON Wednesday afternoon. March 9. bus
what was determined upon has not been Dis
closed.
Tbs action Of Congress In failing 20 pass the
bill giving the Departments jurisdiction ovsr
New York Harbor in keeping patrol Of naval
tugs aud steam launches along the line Of
parade, in order 10 prevent merchant vessels
interfering with the passage of the feet from
the lower hay up to Riverside will probably re-
suit in the Secretary requesting the City and
State authorities to aid him IN keeping the
course clear on the day of the parade. IL this
is done. the New York police boats viii CO op-
crate with the naval tugs in keeping merchant
ships from crossing the line, and generally in
preserving order. A good deal Of anxiety 10
felt over delays of the contractors in complete
ing several ships that should havs been in COM
mission before this. Secretary Tracy, in bis an-
nual report, promised that at least SIX new YES
sells would be ready for the review. sad Of thfB
number there il little probability that more
than two win be ready, the Detroit. at Balsf-
more, and the Bancroft. now fitting out al
Brooklyn. The New York has had her detail
Of officers ordered TO her. and the Secretary
will try and have her ready, she Is consid-
cred the crack vessel Of the New Navy, but
there ia much doubt that she can be completed
in tins for the ssssmblage at Fortress Monroe,
though she may be in line lates in New York.