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v,,,e saratoga County. The accident was causeu
Nv a runaway lumber team crashing into the ooo'o
vehicle at a narrow point in the mountain ' also
injured, but not seriously.
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FOR A NEW AUDITORIUN.
OCEAN GROVE LAYMEN HARD AT WORK
Fol. THE PROJECT.

CAMP MEETING TINE APPRONCIIFs-1HE MIN
listers PLACE OF REsT-ARRIvALS
At THE HOTELS.
Ocean Grove n. j., Aug. 13 (SpecraD.-As the time
for the great camp-meeting approaches the various
services here begin to partake more and more Of
the deep religious fervor which always marks the
camp-meeting period. The feeling referred has
become especially noticeable in the meetings Of the
last week conducted by the Rev. DR.. George D.
Watson HE "Scriptural Unfoldings and Spiritual
Expositions' have attracted large and interested
audiences. The earnest prayers and hearty
"Amens.' were taste of the spirit that will pre-
vail here the last week in August
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4 PHYSICTAV'S VIOLENT DEATH.

saratoga, y. " Aug. IS tSpecaD.-Dr james :
purnson, age sixty-eight, the leading physician Of
Inzerne Warren County was instantly killed last
.vsnlug while driving letwcon Hadley AMI Conklips
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= RI e Lin ES

Through UuIlb TOT LNIca1u uhl the IVES. New
York foot Of Laambers--t. dalr a. foilows ana live
minutes earlier from West sd &C.: ''"'"'' anu NV
Oh a. M.-southern Tier Express for Dinghanton
Old Elmira H0rns,l,yis ard Salamanca PailOi
IO.00 A. M.-solid train to Chicago Pullman Sleeper.
nun,la a SsaSs i.sa dIse rarlor New
(.0O P.M.Ivestbule Limited Solid train for Chi.
CeyeIand and Cincinnati t Dining
O'OV Sleepers 70 Buffalo. Rochester and Chicago.
S.l0 p. M.-Via CkautauQua LAKE and Niagara Falls
Vile, Chicago and Cineinnat. '''' " '"e''''
~ secSmmodatons ct 261 29l 40l. $40 and o57 broad
N.Y. ioS Wes'st iS9 East I25th.st Chambers and West
Hudson.st Hoboksn and Jersey City station Erie Trans.
residences TO destination. ~ -
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n Ew-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL.


Summer Schedule IN elect June a5th. 1893.
oc EE d iiU voNG BRASTM ELBERoN
POINT PLEASANT. LanE AND
Red Bans s:lS 70 go i1ao q 90 Sat; sGay 70
sundays ~ u III so M 90 leave sta
$40, 1920 a. m, y 10 O. 20 saturdays only :So
SAG w 40 except Red Bankl. 30, 40 100 n IN
Sundays 8 :l5, AS q. M. rs D. m. '' ~" " a"
denotes Express Trans ~
Sunday Trains do stop at Ocean Grove and se...
RUFUS BLODGETT,
r. WOOD, N.i'i"Sa TO-
Gen. Pass. AQt. Penna r n "a
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EXCURSIONS TO WORLDS FAIR VIA WASHINGTON
AND THE B. AND o. r. R.

Special train OF vestbule coaches will leave Jersey
Genial station, foot Of Liberty street. Now YORK. 80
a. M, August 5, and ID. arrive Chicago 4 40 n
M. next day. S17 90 round trip; good ten dnv ~
Ticket Offices, 172, AS and l.1A0 Broadway
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SERVICES AT AsBURY PARK.

Asbury Park. Aug IL (SpeciaD.-Dehshtful
.,.a,har and a good list OF speakers attracted
large audiences at all Of the days services at the
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of New JERSE'
nhracitc Coal used cxcInsl vcy. inruring Cleanliness
md Comfort)
Four Tracks. Protected BY Automatic Block SIG nal
system. Trains Ienvc station foot OF Liberty Nj.
Time Table in effect June rs, 1893.

For Essdies At 90, . ;9o; . IS A. n 90. 80
Saturday night. Sunday II 80 A. NJ 100, 80 ;Oo
80 700 =. 81. ~ 10 night
For Harrisburg az 90. 500 So A. NJ. 90 80.
night. sundays. IL 80 A. NJ. co. 8 90. $50 p. M
For louisville at 200. 90 s4s A. NJ. ! 90. ! 80
800 80 r NJ l2;l5 nIghs except Saturday night
night.
For sunbury Lewsburg and wnsmsport a. 90
90 8 :i5 A. NJ 100. ! 30. 30 L. NJ. 10 rs night
except saturday night Sundays us A. NJ 90 +. NJ.
II ID midnight
For Eason. ne,hehem, Alensown Mauch Chunk &C..
90 rs, 3 AS 4. NJ. 900 30 3 AZ. 30 Allen
town r. NJ. Sunday. 80 rs \. NJ. 90. 80 p NJ
For wilk,starre Ptsion ani Scranton. 3 as A. NJ
4 NJ 4
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Otis ELEVATING RAILWAY,
CatskiI| Mountains.

Connects with 30 II 20 and 80 trains on New.Y orK
Central and II :S5 and as trains on West Shore Fail.
ioad. Also with Albany Day Boats aud Caskill Even-
ing Line.
A LIMITED THhINS,s,r The NswYC; OK cenTal e., 6,
Catsku without stop, connects With os Ell ny due at
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BALTIMORE d. OHIO II. y

BAtTIMORE WASLIiSGToE; CHICAGO, CINCIN.
FGLEaiAN IAK SERVICE OF ALI TRAINS
Leave Ncw,ioT1 io,t Of Lluetty-,t.
Eo PPiilItSSssNxE r., e, so p M, l2;l6 night.
For T WsA.sniSST9%ao BALI more, m. III 30
% phs n ffs H. siS 80 p, p s;J Dinns Carr
Eor NORFOLK. Day Line, 80 p. M En- SUNDAY
ssss ,a 900 Of TaGat y 81 Srooaya
New-York Ifan'irr Co. will ral, Tor and chsrk bar
eaSe from hotel dsncs destnaton '"eoA Dag
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE

T'0'N' w
FROM PIER =, N. r.. FOOT RECTOR,ST
For Atlantic highlands. hlknand Besch Normandie
Seatrlght, Monmouth Beach and Long r anch at 30
600, ~ 100 A.; NJ, 100 5:f5. 80. 8 80 +. NJ sun
For Elhcror. Ocean Grove. Asbury Park and POINT
Pleasant. IL 100 A. NJ. 90. $40 80 30 T. NJ
For Lnkewood. Toms River and Bsrnerat. 4 80 A. M
loo. las p NJ. ~'
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Delaware. Lnckawan,s and Western X. r..
Stations in New York loot Of Barclay mud Caristephs
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. yE,TIBuLED TRAINA
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route lkLD, MONT.
Ing kiage. MSdison, Nor fowl, faS,ac. Pstrrssn.
FXIC0Sd MasteftsieSn, : HOO EY;s MOU NIA!N,
GAP. SrK5uDsBUK i, PSso9; Mo- M0prts.nS SC6AN:
bANSIhLE; NoHTHD MEH;; ANp M0n'rose BINa
MGHFIELp STRINGS; riad SYRACUSE.
MsAEi ST. SH1HEfsfw vhhsr kSp soGrH%dEsTr points
600 A. M-EUi FALO, RCHFIELD SPRINGS and
o,W fI'U EXPRESS. pullman Palace Cars. Con.
meets a; Buffalo with train for Chicago, arriving as
n. m. next morning
5f4O a. vi. -BlNuhAMION NAIL stops AZ principal
stations.
NlEA EXpEsE,ss ro PulI wap pasI9r ,S sars
Oh 4 II FN PRESS Pullman plror ears.
s,aO r. NJ. tIjaily).- LIMITED EXPRESS.
rulima, slespeTs Arr IS at Z Is q. m.
500 p. 81. (DaIyJ.-BuirALo. RICHFiELD SPRINGS
and 0SWfGO EXPRESS. Pullman sleep.rs
TitKErs and PULLMAN ACCoMMo DATYoNs At 70
Murayst and 429 Broadway Tickets ferry ssatlons
fs5 ana 9i2 BroaaMay So Wost 25:hst 2ss columbus.
nl's Wi9ppsTtoir ExPREss COMPANY Will call for .nA
checN baggage from hotel s!denee destination
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ALL RAIL ROUTE

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
For Red Bank, Long Dranea and pon,s south 70 Point
Pleasant. 80. 80 Red Bank, 10 10 30 II 30
\. NJ. q 20 SATURDAYS only 30. 2:l5 80, 90
$50. 30 G:l5 =. ", sundays, except Ocean Grove
For Lakewood Toms KiYer Barncga. PARK and Barne.
gat. 80 S:lj \. NJ &c 80 l.. VI.
For Beach Haven Atlantic city, Vineland Bridge.
ton. 80 \. Nj. l 30 T.. NJ.
FOR Monmonth Beach Seabright and Highland Reach
30 s:i5 II 40 A. NJ. so 80. G:IS r.
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TIE NAVAHOE OFF FOR EUROPE.
ROYAL PHELPS CARROLL WITH TWO GUESTS
ABOARD HIS sLOOP.

Newport, Il. l., June 1.-THE sloop Navahoc sailed
ont Of the harbor to-day. bound for England there
10 try her speed I'm the English Channel. and. II
pos siblc become famous. She has already become
famous this side Of the water for being the craft
upon which innumcrable changes lad 10 BE- mndc
before she could BE- said 10 be In sailing trim. The
secrecy under which she built and launched. and
the dumbness ~ her owner. Royal Phelps Carroll,
have all assisted IN bringing prominently ont both
Yacht and owner. the very thing the owner l. said
TO dislike. TO do little different from others, he
declined u farewell reception IN Now York. ana then
chose sunday In which 10 leave Newport. 10 lis not
10 ret a noisy send orr by the T.w yachtsmen who
are here. During the two days In which -he has
been down here after lifting out at Bristol the yacht
mas taken on board upwards OF 5000 worth of pro
Visions consisting Of fresh meats i've fowls. canned
goods and general groceries Wines enough hav" beer
stored IN her locker and icebO1es last the twenty
nine men on board for two months. Mr.. Carroll has
an board as bis guests Woodbury. Kane and n. u.
Duryci Mr., Carroll Will shortly follow her husband
across by steamer.
The yacht In her cruising sails appears quit"
different 10 what she does when She carries her great
spread Of racing canvas. The latter. her splrs and
her naphtha bunch have been sent over by steamer.
The Navalioc Will return here in time to partciPatc
departure quiet. her owner desired. " was
lust 30 O'Clock when her anchor let 80 ana bh'
made oi ~ BrcntOn's Cove where she was lowed
last evening fresh southwest breeze was blowing
AT IN. time and the entire feet Of yachts In the
barbor put ont to TO bid the Navajo Tpn voyage
Among the feet which numbered dozen sail, were ine
Nav. LLOYD, Phoenix. Intrepid and +. W Wander
hilt, Conqucror. This 1"c accompanied IN" big sI,op
about ten miles and then returned. Last "VrhihS
Mr. Carroll gave a farewell dinner at his house on
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Damariscoita. Me-, June II'-"'her" 'a"cS 4"
Hall. Of this place. died suddenly on the train b.
tween s,tacu,c and Utica y. y, this morning. II,
was ON his WAY home from Columbus, Ohio. where
he had been on business. lie was accompanied by
his daughter and grandson. Ills death WIS probably
from apoplcxy In 1861 General Hall volunteered
I'm The I'd Maine Gattcry, and served through H.,
Rebellion Using by successive promotions TO Brevc
Ergadicr General. lie was in the battle OF "ciiyS
burg, where his services were conspicuous, and
where he was slightly wounded and had on" horst
shot under him and n second wounded. II,
WAS I'm command Of the Light Artillery Ia Wash
iurton when Lincoln was assassinai,d, and took ~
important part I'm maintaining order. He was coi
iecior OF Customs for tbs district for about
teen years. rcsirning 10 engage IN acNc business
Ie was fifty seven yrors age and leaves widow
and married daughter Ills death Will b: k"enly felt
here where he was universally respected His body
Will be brought here for burial
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
rc. June 1o.-Flour dull and lower; Western

Baltimore, June 10.-FlOur dull and lower; western
SUPER ~ 05u - IS; do extra, 81 400 s5 90 family,
81 l00 S3 so; winter wheat patent 80 IoG14 spring
do, IS 9Oa$4 %; spring straight, S3 SOG$3 Io.
shipments, 1910 bbls. Wheat easier; No req,
spot and juno, 20 l.aa7O SAC; July. II 3.sS
CD LA sc; milling wheat by sample, 500 zoe. Stock
s23O71 bush; sales 6o, 900 bush. Corn quiet and
dull; mixed spot and june Al 1-4a4! 1-2c July.
A. 3-sc asked white corn by sample, 30 !2c
yellow do, 45c. stock, $1,000 bush; sales, 2loOO
BUSH oats quiet; No white Western, AZ 1-9o 43c |;
NO. > mixed do, 80 l2a37c. stock, $3.50 bush.
Rye dull; No ., soc. stock. 50, s94 bush. Hay
Ireignls quiet ana unchanged. Cotton quiet mid
ding, &C. Provisions quiet and unchanged. Butter
quiet and firm; creamery fancy, zoe fair to choice
Isolde imitation, lie. Eggs dull, - 12c Cones
firm; Rio cargocs, fair 10 lac; No Z, IL l.oc'
sugar strong and active; graduated, 55c' Cop
per unchanged. whskey nrm, 81 lea 81 10.
Boston, June 10.-Markets dull ,, .,..
stronger. / I I'm fair demand. sales, 900 bush
No / Northern washburne, 81 lee $500 bush DO
Duluth, 81 1-2c; $4,000 bush No Northern Duluth,
C (, G6 3-4c 5000 bush do, sc. Closing-No !
hard, offered; No Northern CSC spot; do {.
&c; No 2 do, SO SIC; winter wheat strong, offer.
ings fair. Sales No red, 90 la 69c =
cars No 3 extra red IS 1-2c; 1000 bush No white,
and weak; No . yellow, 43 34a 44c; No 3 do.
~ 3-4a 43c No Q corn. A. lie; No 3, Al 1-2c
asked. Oats frmer for white; receipts light sales.
No . white, 81 1-2c; car No 3 white,
SO lac; No 2 mixed weak: 3 cars No sold BIC.
rye nominal: No =, 55c Flour quiet, steader; best
spring - 1Od 81 10; winter, - 2Od$3 30 rye Hour.
Il, 25@s3 IS millfeed quiet easy, unchanged canal
freights steady; wheat lac; corn, 43-4c, rye,
n noeda
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PRESIDENT REEDS ADVICE.

Carlisle Penn. June IL ,,peciaJ-Pres'deht i"''u
This morning delivered his baccaaureate sermon 10 inc
graduating classes both OF Dickinson Coiicg" ana inc
school Of Law After introducing his theme, Ideal
Manhood" the speaker said
The aim and end Of Christian effort Is the MAKING
Of men, not men after any human measurement pn
after n divine sta,iard. For the accom- pl>Il"h' "i
mi, PURPOSE God gave His son. For IT. ,hri', inc
son took upon himself our nature, becoming III an
things like unto Iii, brother obedic even unto nrn,
FOR II He rose, leading captivity capVr ana elNih1
Gifts unto men, For he development OF ldc"l man
food the Bible exists. churches established Schools
colleges and univcrsts exist This il why on lhrS.
glorolI, days Of June the eyes Of millions trl .oM.'u
our institutions OF learning. The question Is mol "Iiai
do these Young men know, how verscd In La'il, III
tcci, IN mathematics In French III '''rha"' , nu'
rather what are they In spirit In purpose. III char-
actcr Are they really mcn-mct, Of Ideals. OF char-
arter of purposc-f we'll and good; If not pip'r
indeed viii be the disappointment"
The sermon finished, the president addressed , ,nr
,u.o graduating classes. lie reminded them they
wore entering upon life OF troubles and reSphSi,
bllitics and cxhortcd them to b" gentlemen III an
hing, and to stand up for the right, no matter VINO
ID
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1O.-The leading futures ranged as

Cash quotations as follows: Flour quiet, un J,
SPRING wheat G ' B. 55asc 30 red 81 i:
No corn, 3ea3o 1-c No corn; 80 lao &c no No,
none 10 i haxseed, II OF - prime Timothy seed.
So 55d 80 -, pork per Dbl, go Il La s2o ~
70 IL Pa 80 So dry aIted shoulders soxsS g 500
$40; short clear sides boxed $40 81 LA 80 % IL
s sHsrss aneSsHsed %a,:~So VINE, 70 s1s:
80 siSa? Ia Sa 6e the Produce 30 Ee
change to-day the butter market was steady creamery
4 iAaI9c dpy - i-2S1e S4c' Eggs weaker
no red a2a s4c. Corn easy No mixed asma. 49s
so s Fork 20 mss S 81 isT Lara Sys
rssy "a: @ Is y r. STEADY
Milwaukee,, June 1O.-Flour quiet. Wheat steady;
July "a i4c N9 spring sac' e mo 10 NSr wsila
sample, on track 34o soc. Rye quiet No l. 40 l2c.
Provisions quiet; pork july go 20 iard' 'uiy'
Minneapolis. June 1o.ThH wheat market was easy
There was no feature to the trading July opened
at soc and closed at the same SEPTEMBER op~nra nt
63 3-4c There were forty cash No Northern
sold at Soc and st 81 ka"ge @!
juy, opening, coo; highest, 90 5-sc lowest. 50 34c;
closing, soc, YESTERDAY so 5-sc september opening
81 g. 3.sc. On track 30 hard, Ole: No Northern.
SOC No . Northern, SIC. Receipts CT wheat here
e. and at Duluth ana f%rG rea ir earn
wheat inspired holders with more confidence and the
Sy IN oa wS very r'sn na
demand was limited TO small lots for actual wants.
n.y. c9r quiet D ana S cdy nd l% a lower red
June 90 LA 90 3lc: July, 20 liz 30 Bic: An:u't;
72a72 l-ic september: z la 73 &c RyemSS
declined 4c. and closed barely steady 30 s'miSed
June 40 a4sa;e Jy a. its A. i 2st- f"g";
duh ard deliveries shade AFR No Whit 'gns'
30 I-4a30 3-4e July. $3.50 l.ac iuens' and sop
vana creamery. extra. zoe PENNSYLVANIA print eX-
ira wholesale .lc Pennsylyanla Irin'S rAtra 5oS
Gf ia Is ac. Provisions firm, Win good obbing
ase beef cry family psr H Gs Sio o SSITi 3"
shoulders in dry salt fully cured and smoked 10 14@
Md d LARD S, PURE rm cry yu6 be,"c 4t io1enss
standard powdered 57,ee ane sranuassd srr:;s
standard Fr.n%acd oIcS ,@Sna soa
eetloners A. Csc red star A. 3-i6c keystone A.
5:lec Franklin b. Sc; Franeiln Extra h g 4 .,ar
7.16c No II, 3 7sc net; No IL, 3-4c net o'her
articles unchanged H., ,.
Wheat weak. with one or two spasmcdc exceptions,
closing sc OH No. rod cash: 63 sc June:
August 81 3,sa67 5;sc; closing. 81 lie; Ssptembsr
20 "a 90 5sc; closing. 90 Bic Corn ., dni; closing
a6i &c: July. 81 lisa b 3-sc: closing. 81 1sc: sep
iember; IS 1898 aac closing IS i;ssss sse
dull. sisady Hay aniei unchanged. Butter and
changed. Whlsley, - II. Provisions dun with NJ.
lie change. Current make pork. $40 %. Lard.
lass 80 ana 3D. ribs D 70 s @Sos sS s s. Sssan
packed shoulders ~ 81 l.. longs and ribs. 80 500
ssio G5 shorts, 10 81 i .. Hams sugar cured.
Toledo June l0-wheat easier; cash and June.
esc; jnlS O. &C. August. &c, Corn dun; steady
cash. '9c. oats quiet cash. 30 &c. Cloverseed
steady; cash. 81 so October, So 10 bid.
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WONSIG nor SITOLLT ~ TRENTON.

THE CATHOLICS or THE CITY TURN OUT IN
FORCE TO WELCOME HIM.
Trenton. y. J.. June 1i.-1hi' Ia, b'cN great day
for the Catholics Of Trenton. The visit Of Monsign"r
Satolli has awakened them other event IT. their
mast history. The di,tn :ulshed prclatc celebrated
ponhca high mass al the Church oil III" sacred Heart
this morning When Nv arrived NJ The church he ionrd
the c,ilncc drnscly thrOigtd There were many hand
some dccoration and here and there the Papa colorS.
Bishop OTarrsl served assistant priest at the mass
and preached the sermon.
Between I and > o'clock this afternoon Monsgnor
satolli was dncd by the Rev Father Thlddcus Hogan
Of the sacred Heart Church. and about forty priests
80 In, Tr.uion Diocese we're present. Monsig or
>tolu blessed "A statue I'm the church after the
dinner ard iii, evening II reception rendered 10
him bv ihr Catholic club al their honsr In Ccntrest
Mon>snor Satolli made a number oil addresses durI''
the day in Latin and English.
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PARTING WORDS TO vAssAR GRADUATES
THE BACCALAUREATE SERMON OF PRESIDENT
TAYLOR.


Poughkeepsie June IL (spcciaD.-Dr. Taylor TICS
ldent Of Vasssr College. preached the baccaanrea'
sermon to-day. The chapel was trimmed Win ferns
and flowers and was we'll filled by the students ana
guests Dr. Taylor took for his text Luxe VIZ ="
and 81. He began by saying that no one uare Say
that a way which has been proved to De one way
20 success IS the only way; there are 'houSahu
avenues of approach to success. but the question Is
whether amid all the varieties, there Is not some
host uossible rule for the conduct OF life and the
winning Of the prize one Of the tendencies OF the
present is toward organization and belief IN IL az
A means 70 success is strong. In political rHeions
and charitable circles organization Is considered 10
represent power. Another prevailing tendency i
impatiencc Whatever line OF work. We are
eager for immediate result. But the laws oil mental
moral and spiritual growth must be recognlzcl as
VOL as the physical. and II our growth would De-
hcalthlul and natural We must be patient. n 'hrn
tendency Is to test results by eXtcrhais' oy sho"
and noisy methods In art. IN literature and In
social life there 4, the desire for effect Even IN inc
church Of Christ. success Is judged by the Groves
drawn and by what men say. This striving Tor
effect IS dangerous and injurious ard leads TO sell
ishncss and Hypocrisy. Another tendency Is toward
the csaltation Of the individual and this grows not
ont of opposition 10 organization, but out OF Inc ii'
portance given to externality. II eAalts Inc "orhe
instead Of his work, and leads man 10 feau h'S
work as unsuccessful which does not bring INN rep
utation and glory. Or. Taylor said that uie pro
mitigation and progress of Christianity are the great
o., ihpps In history Its laws we're all The products
Of a single heart Let Us give attention TO the
methods and aims Of Jesus against 'no,e o. va
the graduation class as follows -,
81 need not say that In all these general Worus
the thought Of your need has been pat, nor Ie,,u
Won that have chosen this subject because ~ pears
closely upon your ideals Of llie My plea 10 you y
cscbcw all that sayors Of sham and unrealness. Sci
before Yourselves the simple patience ana sell
CATION Of Jesus Christ, because lie bad NE ny ,h'
root and Ills was the only life in which there was
not one OF falsencss.'
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~ TIE CHAPEL At WEST POINT.

West Point June IL (>rcla-Ths morning III
the chapel the Rev. DR.. PoSihlcwalt preached 'hc
graduating sermon L. the cadets. lie took Tor MS
text "Chrst IS your King The sermon WAS !"
most eloquent one and impressed upon the cadets
f the graduating class the fact Of the great reSpoh-
.lhilIty which they about 10 assume as officers
az the Army and men 10 command men, Al 'he
oner,ory Miss Alcyandrna Elsner, OF Dublin WHO
l. ruest OF Lieutenant Hubbard at the post hcrc'
sang -5ounod's " There Is Green Hill Far Away
AZ She sang even the trees. whose leaves hnd pce'
r,st,iny I'm the south wind, seemed TO be sii'h''
and the sacred song noatcd out from the chaPci
sweet and clear as echoes OF celestial bells.
The last review" was held the plain laS'
night and Colonel Mills. the Commandant OF the
c,.i,ts took command. When tho order came
IN sound of ~ the band played tho''
times so dear 10 West Pointers. ~
WIS n review which will long remain In the mem,
mr., Of those who saw II and those who participated
in IT, Colonel Mil, mad" an address TO the mem.
hers OF the graduating class at the close OF the
n1,,,dc I'm which h. said 81 can only ask OF YOU
hal YOU do as well officers of the Army as 80"
have done here"
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, June 10. 80 p. m.-Beef-IIolders offer
moderately extra India mess steady at Cos 3D.
P0rk-The supply Is poor prime Western fine,
steady at lois I'd. llnms-lIodcrs offer moderately
short cut abon IA to 10 n. steady ut 6ls id.
gacon- Holders offer spartneiy Cumberland cut about
- to so ID. firm at DOS long clear middlcs, about
45 ~. firm ut 53s I'D. shouldcrs-About II to IL u.
steady at AS. CheesclI0lders offer freely Ameri-
can finest white and colored easy at ass. Tallow-
The supply Is poor. >rits Of nrpena"-HOlc,rs offer
moderately. RoIn-IIOdcrs offer sparingly. Lard
spot-IioldrrS offer moderately futurcs-hodcrs are
not offering; prime Western spot steady at 49s I'd
Wheat-Ilolders offer sparngy. FlOur-lIolders offer
m0dera ely. COrn-SpOt -Iiolders offer spatngly |:
futures holders offer moderately; mixed Western spot
firm at As I'd: June firm ut Is l 34d July arm at
Is I'd August firm at As 3-4d. Hops at London
Pacific C0ast-llolders offer moderately.