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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30
NORTH YARMOUTH ACADEMY.
CELEBRATION OF IT'S EIGHTY-FoURTH ANNrvER-
sARY-GENERAL HOWARD THE ORA
rop orr THE DAY

North Yarmouth. Me-, June % CspeclaD.-The town
of North Yarmouth was the eighth In point OF
time in settlement in what until 1920. was the
District OF Maine. 1t is about ten niles from Port
land, and is a typical New England village. with Its
one wide street miles in length. bordered with
Gins some of them huge in size and most graceful
in proportions. In 1910 an academy was founded In
what s.ce "A division OF the town made has
been Yarmouth, receiving It's Charter from the Leg
isature OF Massachusetts. and a grant OF a town.
ship in the public lands Of the District OF Maine.
The institution has had succession Of excellent
instruction, and has conferred the benefits of its
training and instruction upon not far from 30Co
students. There have been periods In It's history
when II had high reputation among the best
academies of New-England. and 1t has acted in a
special way a most helpful feeder to Bowdon
College some Of whose distinguished alumni have
received their preliminary education within its
walls. Two of these who may be mentioned as hav-
ing occupied positions of special honor are John
Albion Andrew. the great war Governor of Massa-
chuse;ts and Major-General o. o. Howard, OF the
United States Army.
Within a year two new impetus has been
given to the North Yarmouth Academy. Its life
having for while been merged into that OF the
village high school 1t has now returned /, to rs
normal condition oid-fashioned New -Eng.ani
academy, an institution especially devoted 10 me
curriculum Of study which characterized such i
scat Of learning. II decided to do honor to IT'S
rcsusc.tated nfe by setting apart June 20 to cele-
brate the cightyfOurth anniversary OF the instlE-
ton. Inc WnOte Town tOOk nOlu WIN a H'i "'.si.s
Of itself making the best effort render the affair
a success Invitations were sent far and near, ana
at tine appointed time a gOodly number or lts olG
alumni and friends met in the Congregat ional
Church. where commemorative services were hed.
The great feature OF the occasion was an Grafton
by It's most distinguished and honored aluinnus
Major General O. o. Howard 1t is needless 10, TO
say that the announcement that the orator ci the
day would be one whose fame as the devout Cnris-
tian soldier had gone the whole land brought to-
getner large audience. not only from the village
but from the surrounding villages and towns The
Grafton sparllled with purest Wit and huinor, while
al the same time there ran through II VEN or
sober. earnest thought. Ii gave noble vindlcauon
of the right OF the academy 10 occupy high place
among the educational institutions of this country.
place peculiar and most marked. 1t dwelt In eiO-
duen terms upon the value of the classics az taking
a place in a course of literal study which nothing
else could hold. and bespoke for the academy IA
warm place in the hearts of all who listened to
the speaker.
lie services and large evening gathering IN the
church. at which speeches were made by the alumni
closed the observanceS of the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30
THE sTATES DEATH RATE 500 DAILY

The State Board Of Health held a regular ses-
sion yesterday morning at the Murray Hill to-
tel. with DR.. +. O. Donohue, OF Syracuse. In the
chair The death rate in the State for May was
300 daily. A communication from the Provincial
Board of Health OF Ontario. dated Toronto. asked
the State Board to take charge OF n supposed
leper who had been arrested and guarantined at
NIAGARA Falls by the Canadian officials while
crossing the border from the United States the
board decided that the Canadian climate would
hest suit the supposed eprr. The financial re-
port submitted 10y Dr. William T.. Millta1k. shove
That the expenditure of the department from the
beginning OF the fiscal year to the end of May
was S3G 500 leaving a balance Of S2l$5: this incud-
cd s67le paid on account of the cholera inspection
made the previous year
Attention was drawn, in the report to the new
method OF paying the registrars OF vital stats
tics by the page instead of the salary plan.
II was stated that the new system had in every
way demonstrated it's superiority. 1t had discour-
eed laZiness produced more work for the state
al cheaper rates and enabled the clerks TO earn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

HENRY WILLARD AND NORTHERN PACIFIC.
The reports that the German committees repre-
senting foreign holders of Northern Pacific bonds
were working In the interests OF Mr. Willard were
denied yesterday by the chairman Of the German
committees in telegram to f. D. Adams of the
Reorganization Committee. letter recently re-
ceived from the German committee representing
the 8 per cent consolidated bonds contained the
following paragraph 49,
"Mr. Henry Willard has nothing TO do either with
the composition of the committee or with Its man
agement He has In all respects retired from the
AFFAIRS of the Northern Pacific, and for several
months back has been in the Orient There ia
no intention whatever to give Mr. Willard In ~
ture any voice In the management OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad, The New-York REORGANIZATION
Committee has been formed by the initiative and
with the cooperation of the parties interested in
Germany"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30
CROWDS AT ELDORiDO,

This IL the last week of the Schalfer family at
Eldorado where they nightly crowdng the
arnphithcatre. The demand upon the part Of the
public 10 see this wonderful family has been so
great that the mana gement have succeeded In get
ting them to give extra performance tomorrow
evening at o'clock. Their act will take place In
the intermlssion between the two concerts and
will be extended 10 thrcc-quarters OF an hour In
connection with their usual performance, sylvester
SchafTer will give an exhibition OF juggling and
rifle shooting This will be the last performance
OF the Schaers in America prior 10 their departure
for Europe as they sail on the following Tuesday.
The entire amphitheatre Will be thrown open TO the
hubble and an admission fee of 70 cents only VIII
be charged for each person
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30
LEASE OF THE DULUTH AND MANITOBA

The protective committee of the first mortgage
bondholders OF the Duluth and Manitoba Railroad
of which Frederic Cromwell is chairman. has ne
gotiated lease OF the road TO the receivers Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad. The lease is for three
years from August Is at a rental equal TO per
cent year on the first mortgage bonds for eighteen
months, and at the rate of per cent for the re-
rnainder of the time. To secure these terms-- the
bondholders must waive rights OF foreclosure dur
ing the lease, but at Its expiration payment or the
unpaid balance Of the coupons be enforced. II
the bondholders approve the agreement two-thirds
OF the face value OF the coupons OF last December
and Of January l. 1894. will be paid about August
]. and further payment Of two-thirds OF the cou-
pons next falling due will be made October o.
To carry out this arrangement bondhOlders must
sign the protective committees agreement at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30
A TRIBUTE TO PRESIDENT WEBB.

At its annual meeting held recently the Phi Beta
Kappa Society OF the City College adopted the fol-
lowing:
The Phi Beta Kappa Society at the College OF
the City of New-York extends TO President WEBB
Its cordial congra tuaons on his service OF twenty
FIVE years head of the college. Its members
appreciate what the president has done for the col
lege They appreciate his eminent success as
dscplinaran. resulting from his high ideal OF CON
duct his firnness in the enforcement Of law, his
tender humanity and his just and quick perception
OF character. They appreciate his support OF every
good effort by teacher student They appreciate
his endeavor TO dignity the forms and con-
dtions under which the work or the college is done
His Phi Beta Kappa brethren beg to assure Pres-
dent Webb OF their afectionate regard, and they
wish him many years of usefulness in the college
and Of health and happiness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30

courts almost six years and the Judgment Is for
s7G49i2 OS with interest Mt per cent from Decem-
Der l6 1891. In favor Of John Fitzgerald. The con,
strlicion company built the Denver. Memphis ana
Atlantic and Pueblo State Line railways. running
from Cheto2a. Kan TO Pueblo Col The palm
tiff alleged that Jay Gould. Russell Sage. Lew +.
Morton and others interested In the Missouri Pa
chc which swallowed tho ronds named above
secured n controlling interest In the FITZGERALD
Mallory Construction Company, and then proceeded
To repudiate the greater part OF the dcpt ana
"bca red the stock The Supreme Court remands
the case back 10 the District Court with ORDERS 70
enforce collection against the Missouri Paclnc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30

James @ Johnston and wife 70 Louise c Suit
ger ,o :.o,,h.ovs 25x
lI9G: Gertrude l. Ss to same. ........ -.
fG8'h-st n =, 100 II OF Amsterdam-ave. 2ONlO:
Thomas l. Reynolds and wife TO william
I54ih-st g. 40 II Of Courilnndt-ave. 2Jx
100; William Shaw To Mary Fiannery. -.
I30ih-st n g. 523 u Q NJ Alexander. ave. l0bxoVi
Julius Hoffman, and wife to James nachel
l3D,h-st n $ 521 II Q Of Alexander ave, lOONn;
James Mnch"ll and wife 70 { baum hhn
Pros,ect-ave s. - II o. Lafayette-st. TX
81. and other property; Ephraim Is Levy 10
Thomas j tonuon. -,
ClIrton-s, n a. 100 II Of Jarome-ave VOXlV''
otto Metz TO katharine Metz. ..........''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30

Minneapolis, Mimi. June e9.-The Supreme court
has handed down decisions In the cases hve IN
number, Of Henry Selbcrt against the Minneapolis
and St Louis Railway Company. The contention
OF the company In all these cases was that the
terms of the meeting did not allow the payment OF
attorneys fees out of the mOrtgaSed assets Inc
decisions In all five OF the were In favor O.
trustees represented by Seibort. and the total
amount of attorneys fees allowed In four OF the
cases IS $4,000 The American Central Trust Com
pany. Of New York, is allowed $4,000 for It's at
torneys and the Fidelity Insurance end Safe Com
pany. Of Philadelphia. gets $4,000 for Its legal adj
..ic1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30
rrp JAEGER wooLLEN. TRADEMARK. 4

Dr Jaeeer's SANITARY WoollentSystem Company
80 George LIS Boutillier. doing business as lie
Bo,,t,ll.er Bros for an infringement Of itstrade-
mark or proprietary right in the use OF DIT Jaegers
name Judge Glldersleeve. Of the Superior Court
has signed the Judgment IN thetcase. IL IS an EN-,
ahsointey restrans the defendant from attempting
TO misead the public and divert custom from 'nr
n any manner representing that the c%snT
So, Rim containing an admixture OF COTTON. -
~ NM ,nderwear or Dr Jaeger's underwear
or advertising offering the same IN suS hhc
a. sers or users thereof into the Dellet t!at
u PTseger has anything 10 do with his sdeIendanIS
,,nderwear or the manufacture thereof Inc Iuus-
rnent also fixes the amount OF damages Whncn we
Sefendant is directed tc-pay for the acts aHa' lNo
Cow. 0nds to have been unlawful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30
NEw-YoRK AND NEw-ENGLAND BONDS

John l. Waterbury. Of the Reorganization Com
nittee Of the New-York and New-Engand Rail-
road said yesterday that he had heard that the
New-York New-Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company had sold $780, 900 Of wEnglend bonds
but report TO the effect that the New Eng
land Reorganization Committee had secured con
New England road have received permission TO Is
sue 100000 certificates chiefly TO pay the coupons
on the first mortgage bonds due January last.