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New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
NURSES RECEIVE THEIR DIPLOMAS
THIRTY-oNE GRADUATED FROM THE NEWBORN
TRAINING SCHOOL YEsrERDAY-Too DAMP
FOR MAYOR STRONG To BE PRESENT


FOR MAYOR STRONG TO BE PRESENT
The City Hospital on Blackwe,rs Island vas inc
scene yesterday afternoon of the Nv w,n:icih a""A'
commencement OF the NewYork city framing
School for Nurses The exercises were he'd IN me
amphitheatre OF the hospital which was ias'c'""y
decorated with American nags and fc''oonS OF
evergreen flowers II H. Porter iresH'h'' ana
John T. Faure. Commissioner. OF the DopatUhe"
OF Charities and Correction. were present rs wei as
a large number Of friends Of the grailaies and those
interested IN the work Of the school. Mayor strong
was expected be present and preside, h"t No sent
word that. owing TO the dampncss IN 'he ar, NJ
could not venture 10 Slackwcls ls.lAd' Inc ''h'o'
numbers seventy pupils thrty-onc cf "hom VIZ"
GRADUATED yesterday after two-yeara' course oi
training Louise Darchc Is tho sup@riniend nj Of
the school; Diana G. Kmhcr. assistant t'p'rh-
tcndcn ana the supervising nurses are Eva S'""-
ders Gouycrncur Hospital: Eva o. roster M"lei-
nifty Hospital: Della riggs Harlem Hospital ana j.
Amanda Silver city Hospital. The school ~ un''t
tho immediate supervision OF the Department OF
Public Charities and Correction. Tho excrci'es began
at I D. m. when tho young women, ntured IN th''r
neat blue gowns, white aprons and caps, marchei
into the amphithoatrc and took their tca's III H"'
Of the platform Commissioner Porter presided, oni
made short address to the gralui'es. The fuper-
iricndcnt then made her annual report. which 50
iuc,uded a short synopsis OF the work done In the
las, twenty years. She took occasion TO thank
Mrs Frederick Rhnclanler Jones and Ebrilse T.
Gerry both Old friends OF the school for tholr IN
,crest In the furtherancc Of the work The :'poit
a.so showed naiterng degree Of progtess In In TIC nc
vork OF the male school which IS an adjunct OF the
aiming schooi. Addresses TO the graduating cia-s
49, made by DR. Frederick II. Wlggln. visiting
surgeon Of tn. city Hospital and Frederic Iayq ,
DR. H. s PECK chairman Of the Bofrd Oh r-A-
amrors The prizes. consisting Of comp.e'e = is oi
Instruments necessary pfOicss.ona. nurse" were
PRESENTED by Commissioner Porter. The 'H,rcls $
concluded with The p.onouncing Of the bencai.i,on
hv The Rcy. Or. j. W. Brown The guests were
then invited 70 inspect the hospital ward. ana ihe
gerry Pavilion. From 20 =. m. reception was
hcd at the Nurses Home for the friends OF me
school and the graduates. The names OF the eIadu
a,es are as follows: Minnie !. cO,enan. ram
AIMS Florence Bel.ss. Mary Tate Carroll,
i.abe, Corle't Emma =. M..'cr GI9ee De VIZ w
,creon Mare1roi pierce, Annie Iiaight Jessie ~
Stowers MAY J. Mobbs pe.ie Rc,nShan Helena y
Cbewncr Mary Quereau. Mary WHITAKER, Flor
enc Kelly Margaret Jones. E.izabeth OConner
sady Lizzie l. Dunno. Sadie j.! Curran, Margaret
Douovan and Margaret {. Macdonald
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
DISSATISFIED RACING MEN.

4, MEETING HELD IN ALBANY TO PROTEST
AGAINST l.. \. w RULINGS
Albany June 5-The rulings OF Chairman GIDEON
~ rho League OF American Wheelmen, have cause'
dissatisfaction among certain riders or ciass d.
and tonight at a meeting OF the League Oh
American Cyclists held at the Hotel Kenmore III
this city, the methods OF Mr.. Gideon were u's-
cussed at length and. although they were not oe
nounced by resolution. they were condemhei III
harsh terms The meeting was attended Dy aoou.
,hirty-tive members and among them we're seVerai
urouuent Class r riders who are sick OF ridihg tor
pr,ges and desire TO ride for cash.
This afternoon "A meeting of the Executive 0oih
ml;tee was held Preside. Bridgeman declared
aftcrward that nothing definite done. but IL Is
said by those who profess to know that plans were
made for the extension of the Cyclists League, III
case certain things do not happen as they desire
President Bridman. OF Boston. called the meeting
70 order and stated that its purpose was 70 d's-
cuss the action OF the League OF American Wheei-
men I'm suspendIng certain Class men without
any apparcnt reason. The following committee
was appointed to consult with the National cycis
~ nrofes.lona Glass y riders-Eck Tyler. Brown.
Uaker Shaeifcr and Kirkpatrick. -
The next meeting will be held In New forh Clty
about June 49, II the manufacturers ana racing
meet peope back the League up II Is expected that
The Iea que OF American Whee.men will have 70
sither change it's present methods or the Cyclers
League Will attempt to control the racing business
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
EXERCISES AT MRS HAZEN'S SCHOOL

Tho commencement exercises OF Mrs. Hazen's
schooI Of Pelham Manor, were he'd YESTERDAY IN
the large assembly hall OF that institution Wn'cn
u,,s decorated with flowers and hags The Kew
7 ,renncy and the Rev. II T.. Adrance CON
duc,ed the devotions. and the music was In charge
OF Professor Louis Jacoby An eSceedinsy prctbsy ny
Sa.,urc of the programme was the entrance ot tHc
,'n,n, ,ad,cs who in the MAN, compose the schoo
followed by few boys Of the primary ky,
sii.S'io " xyfh a rccessional The Rev Sanuel
N Eliot Of Rrookyn delivered the .n1rs aaTa on Iln Inc
,n, -, a,,nding offered brief statement rcsail-
ng the aims ard methods Of the school oar ana st ms,
cioeed. The students completns Their sgdles as In,s
year are s,ll dinjoroa and Misses Marie Amelia
cGrs Troy oys Pnrd sarbs of def"f" OF Bnrao E
f'Hn.' ,,,',oo l,.i,n1 and Mary Maynadlcr Steel"
~ Liufal civ who received testimonias Thc ,i Tor
Uss prizc for excellence IN Ehghsn 'Ss'' '''''''
Yas won by Miss Gorham
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
The Gates of Pearl,
POatOmcc Notice.

Foreign for ns meek ne: s snsas as ,JDs. JS"s will close
osa pTsmsS m for ssls Esrss s Sss be
rsDa pSr psr a. Columbia ssshsmp,9n and Ham
se'f T. a; ind ,ss, al
suppemsn'sry sS sss,naw r. m'' Tor st. ''"'S0 III" i'
''1nt for rTa.S' SSs sM'',rsns Iay
psam N-neand SwneTaHd Iny spSn' b.nmsTt pa,aS
ASrin A@saen Norway and Russia Augusta ye,Ors
via rSss must be directed per Augusta ycoria At
fp5 Brazil h and ahsra M Pai ana sSnGs ess for
NonS Brazil Psr Tana. a; rSs sso
iceMard M and winiward Islands Martinique and Baroa
dos per Madana det,es 9T Gren al 10 "a m
tsappemenary oso M for Fortune Island & sa%o,sa Eosa
RSa Via LmOn be directed Per sna "a
FOR ysanca cn'Gas sers %
Msco xssto" and 'f Tor Cuba mus; per yslans
i, a II ss "a dredsd t9F STTSaH pr aS Sass at Per a
Lands ra Sss per Ser as = M cr Grenada
TSsa4 5 G PEI for raiob Ds1 via
p .sr. for Ia n ris S aSsS' rn
p for scotland direct per $. rrnnss,s we
snss2M nv for Sr'iss BseaSa per PEI $ franklin Mobile
for china and a Japan % 10 per June S''SS 1 o q 'G% nm
nGa uss .o Mswa .Ss mere per a Australia
Sna sss n5S an GSS spSn up to June m
ss: sa here sets, S a ssp m &
Warrnoo from vancouver,, close here daily after
Ma % ana IN 10 $3.50 M. Malls for China
and Japan especially addressed only, per 3 Empress
siI a, 40 o. Mails for Australia except those Tor
We., Australia which forwarded via Europe, New
Z,aisrd Hawaii FIJI and Samoan Islands per Mari
pcss tsrem San Franesco close here daily up 70 June
Campanis with british malls for Australia Mails for
Society Islands per ship Trope Bird from San Francsco
Nswfsundland by rail TO Halifax and thence by steamer
oloxs AZ thip ocs daily at $50 Malls for Miquson
by rail- 10 Boston and thence by steamer close at this
ofncs daily $50 D. Nails for Cuba close At this
offce daily at g. n TOR forwarding by steamers sailing
lMondayo and ThursdayO from Port Tampa. Fla. Mails
Tor Mexico overland unless specially addressed for dis
Registered mail close. At D. m. preyiou, day
CHARLES W. DAYTON, PostmasseS
Postofnoe. New-York, N. X. May 81. 1906
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06

WIN ,ho commencement exercises OF the Mo
tropolis Law School. which were held 'a'' nn"s
at the Tenox Lyceum, that school loses US 'u"",
and Is merged into the University OF ,ne 10y y.
New-York OF which institution IL VIII "e'e",'.' w.
be technically known as the Evening La" "
partment. ,,orro,
io.t ,,ght nv DIR Abner c. Thomas. dean OF 'he
school. on the following graduates: bernara ..
Birer. Peter j. Brody. Alfred f. Brinnt' rra"r,s ~ CTS
c. Coates Andrew H. Dalton, D"isn'
Motto. stephen J. Dugan. clifton " '"', Euwarus.
Henry j. Faring. Edward Galinger, gr,or,v lob N
sieSier Hardiman. man Samuel b. smith, William HanseT III Is %
William s. James, Michael j. keiy, ncy Mcn"' Martin
i MnrpSy. T. f. L. Oddle John G. Ottcs4n' ario sam
uel NJ Richardson. James = SheeHma",s smith and
Jacob Stugard.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
ARKANSAS REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.

A ITt'NNNID ILI W. NtTNFNFsNIHI' f'~ TIT 0e''
vENTIoN AT LITTLE ROCK
flttlo Rock Ark. June 6.-The Republican STATE
League annual convention was called 10 oruer TO-
d,y by President A. = Fowler OF 'h's o''y -,Dou'
2D delegates. representing loV 'luos WI" -
,.,,,,, -, oon are I'm attendance. among whom arc
ou rho prom,nent members Of the party IN ArKah-
g,s 4 Committee on Resolutions. three from the
state at large and from each Congress district,
was then appointed. after which recess untl ~
,.cloc,, WIS taken. The most noted Repuoh'ah' III
the state are the committee Ihey are ourse
ccreral powell clayton. Eureka springs; c,,,' r. w:
Turker' White County W. l. Ewart' T'au" az Sichois
I;,,,i"skI county; W G. Roberts, OF Madisoh' anu
iy,ri,n, Matthews OF Arkansas County
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
RECEPTION AT NEW-YORK UNIVERSE -

rho rocontion OF the senior class OF the New IorH
I,niversity was held in the gymnasium at 'hi'er-
sity Heights last, night. There were aoou' o,'
hundred and fifty guests present IN ada'.o" "
the members OF the senior class ana the iacui.!
of the university There was dancing from '.'0
until midnight. when supper was served >i'"''s
,hose nresent were Miss Helen NJ. Gould. Mrs
Alexander Num- Chancellor Henry NJ. Mac-
Cracken DR.. Henry NJ. Baird. dean OF the iacu''y'
and many other members OF the faculty ana 'ne'r
wives The patronesses were Mrs. c. b. Alexah-
der. Mrs w. L. Andrews. Miss Emily - bu,,rs' lrs
William Cochran Mrs GeErse " Tlea, syemeyer' Mss
Mrs Richard NJ Hoe Mrs. W. w. Hoppin, MISS
4. y; Jennings; Mrs j. y Jullli"WTl: Mi MW.hm s s
Opdyke Mrs. John +. Parsons. Mrs. lsrael ..
Pierson Mrs. Robert Schell. Mrs. Eugene smith,
Mrs Roderick Terry and Mrs. B. Williamson
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts o.
are the standard everywhere -l-H' v
MARRIED.

Tuesday. June 4, 1895. s At tn:
Mary the r.1. ysn By daughter aSs Esa Of the ss:
Francis Franc B. Wallace. to Dr. John L. Adams =.
pr5 Tu'sSAS sS X. RsS Harold
ITny IrrowsmS osS'ep b. Samuel Budget ESQ., eldest
Of Samuel badss BROWN esq fourth H1 daughter Of
David La Tourette OF Bergen Point .s..
c1sSs3,ts & Sf S9:s: Barnes OF
eSures rss'f 81 S
Hsrssa' tsm.s D. u shpman R mt to Clarence Comey
TussdaEg s x. Sns vsn.rbs n Archdsason
Thoma: sarss We, ranS Henry dfssSsss ESasns
payiss Is Sss la'f St H.wYorR Z g HsF city, r'S"'A
rNsMoRE-cARr-Y-on Tuesday. June 1895 at Irin- n
W Chapel Oy y.nSy ss Fev B. asrss R Wam B.
ire and Marion de Peyster daughter OF the late george
HAsKErI.-BRowN-o Wednesday June D. at Bloom %s
field n j. by the Rev. James Beveridge , Lee, EN- DR.
both of Bioonineli
HEBERr-MLtER-on Tuesday ,ns June 4 ,oS Sy shs shs
Rey q Murphy daughIsT Of NJ and S; sa,S
ds GofsTt Piaaaeia. seti. \. N'f'' ). 70 ''''''''
MARsHBRowNon June 1885, 9, A. tss sbdss Maq.sUn Kts.
John TAYLOR Marsh, OF London. England.
% s5ss s' Asss Sy The Ssy
Helen s %s% snsfs,sr bas. q Ms. M ana
MINAsIAN-rALMAGE-on "Wednesday juno o; a. the
residence Of brides parents ~ Schermerorn,st.
Rrookiyn. by the Rev J. Douglas Adam. SOPHIE van
Veghten daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Tamage' 70
George Andrews hinasian. -
MorrAr-plERREPoNT-On wednesday, June 8. 1895.
a, Grace Church Brooklyn Heights by the Rev cnaun'
cey b. Brewster assisted by the Rev Percy = Grant
Ellen Low Pierepont daughter OF Henry T. PerreLonr
esq, r. Burnhan Monat.
PIScKNEY-MFNZIEs-o on June 8. at the residence q
the brides father by the Rev DR.. Chamberlain. katns
rns Berry. daughter OF William Menxes. jr. 70 Dr' =
q. Courtney Pinckncy.
srrwARr-rRrspELi~-on Wednesday, June D. az the
home Of the bride. Newark, ~ j., by the Rev Loun y
Eiisabeth daughter Of Warren N. Truscell. 10 Wiam
Edwin Stewart, Of Fest Orange. N. j.
WARREN--JONEs-On Wednesday June b. BY the Revs
DR. wilton Merle arutth OF the Central Presbyserian
Church. Anna Meredith, dAusnssr OF Colonel and Ms
residence Of the brides passntA 30 wsst 7ist-s,
wIiEArO ArON-rAIRcHILD-on "wednesday Jun s. 1890.
At the residence OF the brides parents. by ths Rev.
Ernest Dc r. Mel rector q Trinity Church Hsrso.d.
child TO Isaac 8. Wheaton. Of roushksspsis.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
pEyJAuIN s MOREUOUsE.

The funeral OF cx-Judce benjamin =. Morehouse
was held his home No. 352 Quincy-si.. irookiyh'
last night Mr.. Morohouse died on Monday after IA
br,cf Illness from Briehis disease lie born IN
brooklyn in 1879. He entered the law once OF
Henry c. Murphy while young man. ana was
admitted to the Ear after few years lie was
elected justice OF the peace In the lVth D'sflc''
and succeeded himself twice. being dcfeatcd inc
ward register This was In 1879. since which time
Nr Norchouse had pract!ced law. lie was 4
nrnronnnt member Of the Society OF Old Brooklyn
ties and past master Of I'M Grove Ma Masonic an1
Iolge He IL survived by widow. TWO sons anu
a daughter The burial will be In Greenwood.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
WILL DIR. EVANS SUCCEED Dh. TA"1"''

According to report published yesterday 'ne
West Presbyterian Church will soon call the rev
Dr. Evans. pastor Of the Presbyterian Churcn AZ "
Lockport ~ y It's pulpit DR.. Evans u '', Sa'u ~
be an able speaker and man wen "0'e ~ 80 ~
,,o 1T, 20 ,bo yvest Church. The members OF
the Committce on Gail Of the church were Won
to speak about the matter yesterday ~
Claim simply said T., - ,-~taav Come and
. you viii know all about 1t on J. lriday. o''' ~
see me then and viii tell you an irnc on and Mr.
Mr. Sage preserved MS uSIi' ie''NS
Perkins was not 10 be found
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
A TRUE ROOF GARDEN NIGHE
THE SORT or WEATHER THAT ALWAYS co"ns
WHEN THERE ~ A PRESS VIEW

Explosive balloons may be ono means OF produc'ns
rain IN dry time but the simplest and most emso.
tive way Ia 20 announce press view OK 'ooe
garden Press Views OF roof gardens have been the
custom over since roof gardens were frst thousns
or md there IL no case on record OF such thhs
happenlng on a warm and dry night There was =
press view OF the garden ut Roster 4 BARS iaes
night The rain was even heavier than usual .nouss
n was not cold. But It vas easy TO see tnat on
dry night the place would be pretter man tames rnS
ever been before. II intended 10 gvr gr s" hvs
or two show the effect OF the new plaxed Tor
the stage was too wet The orchestra p'sye&u & ~ -
little while and then the water began \" 'a'' w
fast even for the musicians. ,,s,.. .,x ,ar.ora
each have been added, extending from the rear o ~
the garden down to the stage. on eitneI s,ue' S
hundred and Nifty comfortable orchestra cnai. IA
been placed in position elevated tabes 1s
and chairs will be placed and refreshments se''e~'
es we'll as in the boxes and orchestra chats.s ..S
The stage has been remodelled ana nttsu wu'
French plate glass convex and concave m.t m Nan
These mirrors reflect colored ghv which nave pee~
placed under the hood the inside OF .ne s pr
pacsnium arch The coupons for the roof garden a.S
nrinted to correspond with the orchestra cnars a
Roxes in the music hall below and on cold or Ia,9y
nights the audience be transferred 70 ILL., .ne a..
torium where the entertainment can De gwen '"-
doors.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
DICKINSON'S YEAR CLOSES.

Carlisle, Penn. juno 6.-Dicknson College sent
out her il2th class OF graduates to-day. Tho class
numbered twenty-eight. five OF them women ana
the exercises were held in Bosler Hall The Board
OF Trustees held their last meeting this morning
The vacancy on the board. caused by the dcatn
of Charles j. Baker. OF Baltimore. was nled by
the election OF Harvey NJ Wilson. o. the same
les and astronomy. sewers his connection With the
college. william w. Lands. OF Johns tiopklns'
was elected IN his place Degrees were thth con-
ferrod upon several DISTINGUISHED men. among ,he
number being Governor D. II. Hastings. OF this
State. who was honorel with the title of Doctor
OF LAWS.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
LAWYERS TO BE GRADUATED

The commencement exercises OF the New-York
Law School will be hold this evening AT the Car
ncgje Music Hal at SIS o'clock Professor Gcors"
Chase dean of the school. will preside. ana an ad-
sroes will be- made 10 the graduating class by ex-
1nngressnoan Henry Bacon. DR. Albert Van der
Vcer .eprcscnting. as member OF me hoafd re- 9'
Iii confer the degree Of bachelor OF laws upon
oraduatipg class numbering l0j members
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06

Surrounded by their children granaeh''ul," yrs
a large number OF acquaintances' Mr, anu
Oliver II. 7. Archer Of No. "A west ri'S ny ',u,rv
st., celebrated tneii golden wedding at '"e' o1day
place. "The Naples" Allenda'e ~ ',.. 90, naoorated
ana noarw re,l-known New-Yorkers were present
Al Az the % Celebration were Mr.. and Mrs wi''ia% an%
Johnson who witnessed the marriage s~r OF M' was
Mrs Archer afty years ,ss agS a9garoad world has
now been a oY; OF business for numoe' u
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06

slonary tutor. and was always largely innuenceh
by English IDEAS Johore. which IL Malay state
living two degrees north OF the equator Is now under
n British protectoratc. The Sultan visited Europe
three times and welcome guest, crpcciaIiy
In England where he was exceedingly popuiht
Unlike the Shah OF Persia and the young hleh"n
Prince now In England he adopted the customs oi
the country In which he travelled. and dispensed
with the train Of native cooks and other attendants
which nave made those royal pcfsonages such u
lra win g-carl for their entertainers.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06

Alumni Assoclo,ion was held In tho chapel, inc
foIowlnr were elected officers Of the association TOT
the next year, The Rev. A. H. haSse''. p'rs,"'"s'
tho rev j. L. nar,on yeeprc,ldsn; ;uh ahe ,hs eY Rev
A. Barrett. the Rev. liorpcrt Mauy. ""W When tho
business q tho meeting was ,.,.S GySr 1SS an Msv nov low
Lyman Whitlng te opcned LIE, u'rS"sod and Tho Row
= Rouse CONTINUED g. ssas%u, !" .nc svs"T G"nsrcra "a"
~, rn"rrh it"ston gave nn address IN the
chn"ri on ''rhc Foolishneaa of PREACHING
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
WALTER s. COVE.

Walter s Cove a prominent resident OF Brook
lyn died at his home. No lT Lafayette-ave.. on
Tuesday. sixty-threc years old He was born In
Kensnyton. ~ H., In 1882. and spent few years
In New-Orieans before going to Brooklyn In 1873
lie helped to organize the brooklyn Library. lie
u.. alec ono Of the first directors of the Academy
Of Music Mr. Cove for years in the bonded
warehouse business. and was connected NTH the
nni,t,c. hui never ran for ONCE He leaves q
vdov on~ son and three dauGhtsrA
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
Notices OF marriages and deaths must - ~
dorsed with full name anc address,
DIED

ANpERsoN-At Santa parbara Cai Tuesday. June Il
Charlotte Hasbrouck. daughter Of A. L. Anderson and
c. A. l. Anderson.
rnterrnent at Santa Barbara
Ht'ppARD-At Stamford, Conn. Tuesday. June a0os
William Hubbard. In his 10Th year ,, ,,.
bard I'M. Thursday June q. at 3:'5 D.. m -
Carriages will be waiting the arrival OF the io ana
o'clock trains from Nev-fork
IEWIS-At Garden City. t. l.. Tuesday. June 1895.
Calbraith Perry son Charles +. and Jane Perry
Lewis and grandson OF the late John Hone.
Funeral private.
RITCH-At stanford Conn. June 0. Sarah A. Barnums
widow OF Wells r. Rtch In the s'th year OF her age.
TORRERT-At San Francisco. Cal. Sunday. June :.
suddenly OF peritonitis. Margaret f. Torbert widow OF
charles J. Torbert and beloved mother OF Mrs. Jams
s. Fearon Mrs. Valentine y. Snyder and Miss Molie
Torbert, a native OF NewYork City.
wREAKS-on "Wednesday June 8 Eleanor N; Wreaks.
widow OF Henry Wreaks. Of Sheffield. England
Notice OF funeral herr after.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
The KensfcO Cemetery, Office 10 East 42i ST.. to
provide greatly increased number Of visitors nave
secured additional train service. Their SUMMER TIME
TABLE Will be published June
Hillside Cemetery.
location the Hudson Hghands
For particulars address SANFORD X. KNAPP secy,
Peekskii New-York.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
At THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY

Fashionable people in large numbers sa.ne'e' at
49,. proo<yn Heights Seminary In Moh,'sue-S'
yesterday afternoon 10 witness the io' y ..o"' ~
commencement The graduating c'osS' ,h.
S,ays nossess potent and interesting FEATURES ior
hn Ueich,s people. The seminary was thronseu
The graduates were Josephine Clara bowen' Lucy
Ioscphson Rose Mamie Gardiner haymo"d ana
Yo,en Munro Abbot. The programme was ue
uchtful one After an invocation. tne schoo' on'ir
ns"'.' 49,, d,rec,on of George o. r. Weiss Joined in
UNI, or,,ted spin spln.' The address to the
arsdua,es was by the Rev. Paul Van Dyne OF
Mass whose sbo1 spOurr O}anshed anOhg
har,e ana .Evening Calm after which Or Charles
Ccn'hbcr Hall presented the diplomas WIN s ieie &
nn. address one Of the pleasant features Q, me
snrcises was the presence Of Dr. Chares -. Wrst
now in his cightyseventh year. t9rmrs % a yoncGI' G
OF the seminary. reception !" '"' '"''''' '''-
.rel
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
ALRERT C. WESTERNELT.

Albert c. Westervclt died at his home NO ls'
Walnut ST Newark on Tuesday night, aged sixty
three He received a stroke of paralysis on Sun
day Mr. Westervelt was born at Tcaneck, Bergen
County n. j.. and engaged nearly all his IRE In
the insurance business He wasa Democrat IN politics.
Council. being president of that body In ny anu
1871 OF late years he was out OF politics. nc ieaveS
a wife and two unmarried daughters. The iuheral
will BE held tomorrow at 3 p m from MS iate
hnr
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
DAY AT HARTFORD.

Hartford. June S (speciaD.-Alumni Day was cele-
a,ed to-day at the Hartford Theological Seminary
,,b appropriate and interesting exercises AZ 9'So IN
the morning public oral examinations 0, al 'ne
'ae v.re begun. and these lasted nearly all the
~n,ng At 12 o'clock a prayer-neeting was held
- .hs chapel and At $50 the annual meeting OF the
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
U4RTI SAID TO BE ~ NEN-fOHh'

~,,p, FREAKS INTO ENTHUSIASM AT THE
NEWS.
TAMPA. T,a. June 5.-several telesrahs were IT,,
.,l,.d IN this city to-day saying that jose MAT,
,,t arrived safely in NewYork. The news spfeau
over the city. and the widest enthusiasm pre'""e'
among the Cuban population
-, th, colonsl I,icuareIo the leader of the rev.
,,,,,,arv movement in this city. says that Marti
% 5ni',,er snrech In this city on Friday even
ing Elaborate preparations are pe'''e " Ava ~
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
Mss DODGE RESTING EASILl.

BUT ONLY TIE FAINTEsT HOPES or HEX hH-
covERY ARE ENTERTAiNEp
g Washington June 5-Mlss Mary A. Dodge '"a''
Hamlton) rested easier to-day. Nourlshmeh' W.,
eivc, m her IN TIE shape OF milk. which she TOOK
naturally Although much improved this eV'7i'Is
she is still seriously H. and her frienls nav o'
The slghtsst h0res OF her u-llInato IeeYEc.I.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
I FROST IIAIGIIT.

j. Frost Ifaight. for years a hotel proprietor nj
Nyack died at his home In Spring valley on
Monday afternoon. after long Illness lie was
known throughout the county. and he was u mem
Der OF the Ramapo Lodge No. 5o9. +. and a. NJ
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
s TAR wUrrEHBAD CASE.

n. c.ss ~ DR.. Newton Whitehead cnarsss sra
with was given the jury IN SuoSs
Ason. part Of the Court of Genera, ssss,oss
shortly before yssterSayu YES rnS
s; s;AS nv m WIN Judge Allison sent them 0aeA
Thsv sers wor licked up {or the night.