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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
DARTMOUTH.

Hanover n. H.. June 26-Commencement day at
Dartmouth College began with prayers In Rollins
Chapel at $50 a. m. The annual meeting OF the
alumni was held at o'clock and the graduating
exercises Of the class OF IS begun at 10 o'clock.
Harry Clinton Morrison. OF Old Town. Me, was the
valedictorian The degree OF bachelor OF arts was
conferred upon forty-three graduates. that OF
bachelor Of science upon fifteen. and that OF bache
lor OF literature upon twelve. The following honor
airy degrees were conferred -. d.. the Rev. Charles
A. Dickinson. Boston. and the Rev. Joseph Robert
Milligan Wilmington. Del. LII. d.. Rear Admiral
George 4. Belknap. and John Ordrineaux. OF Ros-
Ign. ". Y. a. NJ, Governor Charles c. Bussel.
I.aconta n. H.; oliver Everett Branch. Manches-
ter. n H.; J. n. Larned. Buffalo. n. T.; Prentiss
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HARVARDS CLOSING DAY.
NEARLY SEVEN HUNDRED STUDENTS
RECEIVED DEGREES.
THE PROGRAMME OF THE COMMENCEMENT
sPEAKING-sEvERAL FAMOUS MEN
oREp-PRoFEssoR AMEs TO BE DEAN

spr.x1Nc-sEyERAI. FAMOUS MEN HUN
oprn-pRorEssoR AMEs TO BE DEAN
OF THE LAW SCHOOL
BOSTON. June 2s-The graduating exercises VI
Harvard College took place to-day. ms "
the National Iancers took Governor "ree""n'e
and staN under escort 20 Cambridge where 'he'
,aro mo, a, the college by the president fellows
oyerscers members OF the faculty inVi'e' s"eS'
and alumni and formally escorted In proceso
with the graduating class. 10 Sanders lne""''
where the exercises were held.
The speaking was as follows: Latin oraton anu
salutatory Max Benshmol: dsqusition lo"n-
send Walsh THE Irishman In Recent f'c"o" :,
dsser,atio, Carleton Eldredge Noyes. points oil
y,.w". dissertation Arthur Stanwood Pier. Inc
Rise and Fall of New Rome dissertation. Johh -.
Rowe should the Municipal Franchise be f,lu.u
on a Propertv Basis: Robert Walcott. city
Parks Grafton. Edward Francis Mc'ie""e" -
the Law School bounty Legislation; orato''
Charles Carron Rowiinson. OF the DNih'E "'"''
THE Authority of Jesus Christ.
The following honorary degrees were conferreu'
Doctor OF Iaws-Oliver Wendell Holmes. Juase
OF the Massachusetts, supreme Sou E.d so Pol
lock the English jurist; Professor Ftzedward Han
the Sanskr scholar. of England; Captaih Ma,ri'
u. s N John G. GRAY lay professor .orgs % Gordon.
pastor OF the Old South Church. Boston; .s,or
Master OF Joseph Jefferson William AstoI
phiilips Garrison OF New York; George Dock pro-
fessor OF science at the University Oh "''"'s"''
and Roswell Park. ,
degrees.
Professor lanes g. Ames has been elected dean
OF the Harvard Law School. to succeed PROFESSOR
LangdeIl Professor Ames is a prominent mefnp ss
faculty. He was graduated from Harvard IN lhos
lie has occupied the Bussey professorshIp OF law
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Tarrant's Efferyescent Settler Aperient

denly summoned n the highest place in the Nation
If there had been msgivngs and doubts they
speedily vanished. and in the party chieitaln Wn9
had been especially associated In the pubic minu
with the violent contentious of New-iork the
country came to recognize most capt'va,,rm1s
gentleman a most chivalrous and lovely spirit
and a most accomplished and conscientious
ril,er He won over a critical sentiment anu
throueh his dignihed manly and heroic service. he
left a fragrant memory which is cmbalmed III ne"
appreciation a., ,,, 49,,
i have not thought to dwell upon the living out
In this presence. without wishing 20 De hVlnious;;
cannot forbear a passing word upon the Versatle
McElroy who careers with equal skill from ponusSs
to poetry: upon the clear headed mayer, wn WIZ
served with distinction Minister TO HOLLAND: ana
upon the sagacous and courageous warner Mllirer
whose strong Judgment and vigorous, eade<sn,p
have been an inspira ton to sound politics IN New"
York Ii is for the living TO emulate the eN-
ample and perpetuate the fame OF the DEAD
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AT WESLEYAN.

M,dile,own Conn. June % 'Spcclap-The com
mencement exercises at Wesleyan University were
he'd this morning In the Methodist Episcopal
Church. The Rich prize Of SIS for III" best essay
and delivery was awarded at the alumni dinner ths
afternoon 10 Charles q. Judkins. Of Bristol. ~ H.
,r,. fo,,owi,p degrees were then conferred by ;rsi
don't Raymond: Honorary A. NJ. William Trafton
Randall principal Of chaffeys College Ontario cal
d. d., the Rev. r. r. Frost. Baltimore and the Rev
J. O. Woodruff Binghamton y. Y: LII. D.. Gov
ernor O. v Coffin Three members OF the class re-
ceycd first grade for the years work. Lula Gralia
Adams Edward Lee Thorndkc and Merle Bowman
Waltz 49,,
the gymnasium. Among those who responded To
toasts were President Raymond and Governor COT
An The graduating class numbered ifty-threc. o:
whom egh, we're girls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27

SIX MONTHS IMPRISONMENT FOR CALLING AN
IMBEcIr.E KING AN IDIoT-DIvoRcE IN
SWITZERLAND - ARIsrocRAcY IN
THE GERMAN ARMY
Mrs Ronalds a well-known member OF the Anglo
American colony in London. has just had conferred
upon her BY the Duke Of saxe-coburg- Gotha the
struggling musicians OF all nationalities
Thomss Brechtesbaucr one OF the most pros
porous farmers OF Mabenberg Bavaria. has just
been sentenced by the criminal courts OF Nurem-
berg to six months Imprisonment with hard labor
for leze majesty. his offence consisting In having
alluded TO the imbecile King otto. who has been
under restraint ever since he succeeded to the
crown. as AN IDIOT.
Steps are being taken In London and Berlin TO
celebrate in a hitting manner In May next the cen.
tennial anniversary OF the vaccination of the first
child by DIR. Edward Jenner.
American tourists In Belgium should be careful
this year in examining any change handed to them.
as according to recent decision OF the Govern
ment. neither French nor English copper money Money
money must have been coined subsequent TO 1893
In order to be current
Divorce Is attaining to truly terrible proportions
In Protestant Switzerland. The latest calculation
gives one divorce to twenty-five marriages az q,
compared with one In lS III hoHahu ana one III D"
In England.
Lady Frances Hope, who. II her husband sur
wives his childess older brother. WILL on the latters
death become Duchess OF Newcastle. is reported to
have just signed with New-York theatrical man.
ager for a dramatic tour In this country, whore
she is we'll known under the name OF Miss May
Yohe.
Earl Russell Is delivering n series OF public adj
dresses In London and the provinces on the sub
ject OF morality. a question on which he should DO
able to speak as an expert In view Of the three UNI
successful and most unsavory suits brought against
him by his wife In the divorce court.
Emperor Nicholas has decided 10 reduce the stan
OF the Imperial Theatre Department. which con-
stitutes a heavy drain upon his purse. II com.
prIses six theatres. seven distinct companies Of
actors and seven orchestras OF 100 musicians each.
one OF the great costume stores a.one holds $4,000
costumes and 20 900 pieces OF armo-. There IL .
dramatic college with 200 pupils belonging to the
department.
Lady Margaret Scott has just for the third
time the ladies' golf championship OF Great Britain.
Lady Margaret Is & daughter OF the Earl OF Eldon,
who is also a most proficient player OF the game.
The life-saving medal has just been conferred
upon the venerable Archdeacon OF Ardfert. In he.
land for having in spite OF his advanced age. dived
into the canal Tralee to rescue drowning lad
Phil" May. the popular English artist is expert
encing a run OF misfortune. He has only recently
recovered from partial blindness brought by nlco.
tine poisoning, and now he has had his Jaw broken
and his skull damaged by fall from his horse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
KEEL STILL En- FETE.
THE EMPEROR AND GERMAN ADMRAIS DINE ON
BOARD THE NETWORK.

THE EMPEROR AND GERMAN ADMRAiS DINE ON
BOARD THE NETWORK.
Kiel June 26-Kicl is SIN en- fete. though on a
much smaller scale than was reached during the
festivities OF last week Several elaborate parties
and sorres were given yesterday by the municipal
and other high authorities in their private ana so
cial capacitie. This evening the Emperor and the
Chairman Animals dned on board the United States
cruiser New-York as the guests OF Admiral kirk
land.
Tomorrow the officers Of the American squadron
Will sive a grand bal The New-York and Mar
blehead will start for Stockholm on Friday The
Columbia and San Francisco Will remain here a
while longer. ~,
The canal Office that the authorities OF
the canal Will allow only ships OF under four ana
"A half metres drauGht to pass through In conse-
auence Of this decision the Spanish and Portuguese
warships viii be obliged to 30 around The SkaW.
Rcrl!n, June % The Emperors speech TO the Wis
ing royal sovercigns at kiel is regarded here as
counter demonstration 10 the Russo French frater-
nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT

IT,. nft.e'h annual commencement - ST. Johns
college Forlham took place In the college bui''-
f,g V..,orlay afternoon. Tho following men
,.-oiv.I N. bachelor % arts degree. Terence
! Boyle william NJ Foyie. Trgart y. Hlrrow
John J. Dockry. Maurice r. poran. James J. Fisher
J. Harling Fisher Edward VI. Hayes. Hartford
Conn. Charles ! Kane. Edward VI. Lamb. John j.
o'Raurkc Charles n j. Rice AMI Louis ]" Tracy
Al lr..scs were made ~ Edward NJ Lamb John j.
p,rkry and Edward VI. Hayes. and the Nil"ilctoiy
was hy j Harding Fisher. Tho Rev James : NJ
ynch delivered an address 10 tn" graduates. Arch-
hlshou corrgan vas present lie sti mass for IN"
graduating class IN the chapel al ! O'Clock IN the
fnnrning
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AcrTOy AGATyST RTSLEY'S BONDSHEN.

Willlmantic. Conn June 26.-The estate Of Cash
fer Rislcy OF the defunct First National Bank will
not cover his indebtedness to the bank. writ or
attachment has been served on James f. Walden
president OF the Dime Savings Bank. and Amos T.
Fowlcr vice president of the First National, who
were on Rlsleys bond. AS sufficient property could
not be found 20 satisfy the claim. petition has
been filed In the Probate Court to have trustee
npnoint.d over their estates \ hearing has been
set for July G. Five days after Risley's death Wal
den and Fowler placed heavy mortgages ON all
th.ir
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REOEG AVIATION Plan not IPPROJED.

UNITED STATES CoRpAGE HONDUOLDERs' PRO
TEcTIvE COMMITTEE STILL INVESTIGATING
THE COMPANIES AFFAIRS.
J. Archibald Murray. OF 1urri, Iahriskie & Bur
rill counsel for the United States Cordngc Bond
holders Protective Committee. said yesterday:
The statement purporting to emanate from frcs-
dent Sturgis, Of the United States tordag" COM
pany TO the effect that the Bondhold"rs' Commit
lee would probably assent TO the proposed reorghn-
izatton plan ~ unfounded. The announcement
made by the committee on Jun" II was that they
considered the plan OF reorganization unusual. and
I'm their subsequent announcement or June ~ they
stated that the showing made by IN" company
does not Justify tho bondholders in conscnting TO
such plan by exchanging their first mortgag"
bonds for second mortgage income bonds and In
giving priority bonds to be issued for funds
furnished by the stockholders They have not
since discovered any reason 10 change their con
eli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27

Hartford June 2s-Thc feature OF the Trinity col
iego commencement to-day was the s.mi-centen-
Mai celebration OF the Connecticut Beta OF the
Phi Beta Kappa At the morning session these OIL
Gers were elected. President. the Rev. Or. Thomas
Russell Pynchon ~. vicc-presiden'. tn" Rev John
T. HUNTINGTON -. secretary. the Rev. pr. Samuel
Hart Sd treasurer George Lewis Cooke. 20
The commemoratlon exercises were held at noon.
when an address "Democracy and Learning
wns made by the Rev Dr. Edwin Itrwood pastor
emeritus ~ Trinity Church. New Haven and 4
poem lin Time OF Confusion" rai by Henry
tn It.il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
COLONEL FELLOWS STARTS FOR ErROPE.

District Attorney John Il. Fellows left New-York
on another long pleasure trip yesterday. He was
messenger on the steamship Fresland which sailed
for Antwerp AT noon. He said he had no idea just
where he would co. but his movements would be
guided altogether by circumstances.
Judge Barrett who accompanied Colonel Fellows
will go To the German watering places. where he
expects the waters Will be OF great benefit to him.
Ills mel yves he said, not In good shape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
CIR .cxrss pAROcHIAL SCHOOL.

r, closing exercises OF the second year OF ST.
.anes.s parochal school was held last night In the
ahans, IN East rty-third-st. near Lexington-ave
TWO school has $50 children. and a number OF chill
~. S,n,, each of the classes took part In me exer-
Uses which consisted Of recitations ana inSaru-
inchaaa' e. Agnes's parish. delivered an address
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CLOSING PRICES or SAN FRANCLSCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. June 20 1895
Observation-Disclosures

Iiiy of
early and avoid the rush Ready packed for prompt ship
men Assorted lots 500 $1,000 $500 5000 to $500 O0
public private dispays ihey a"ays give satSiac-
ton. Send for catalogue
Consolidated Ftrsw1rkn 20. or America
and II Park Place. N. y.
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summer seashore Schedule via Pcnnsy Iva nj =
Railroad.

On and after Sunday June 80 trains viii leave New.
York for Long Pranch and Point Pleasant weekdays at
3:3O. 100. 9:iO 1000 A. NJ. 1910 $3.50 $40 40
$40 and 100 P M Saturdays lay, only 40 sun.
Saturday only. and s:io. !:ao and 700 r. NJ weekday
trains will commence running Saturday. June 10th.
Nsw-Yo'k from Point re.s c and Ions
6:33. 6:23 7:4s and II 0e p. NJ: Mondays only az
4. NJ: Sundays. II 06 A. n. 750 and II :0S p. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
GERMAN SQUADRON TO REPAY VISITS.

Paris June 2S-The correspondent OF the eau.
lois" at Kel says is the intention OF the Emperor
Germany in the spring to send squadron to vsie
the ports OF the nations who were represented In
the naval display at Kicl 1t Is probable that the
German warships Bayern and Brandenburg Will visit
Brest and Cherbourg under the command Of Admiral
Knorr or Admiral Reiche.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
TRIANGULAR RACE FOR TORONTO.

Toronto June 2s-John s. Johnson. Walter c.
Sanger ard Harry Tyler have accepted an offer OF
the Toronto Ferry Bicycle Race Association for
triangular contest on the island track here on
July l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
CLOSING EXERCISES IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
RECEPTIONS BY GRADUATES AND ADDRESSES BY


CLOSING EXERCISES IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
RECEPTIONS BY GRADUATES AND ADDRESSES BY
SCHOOL OFFICERS.
The commencement exercises OF the Eiris De-
partmcnt OF Grammar School No. 49, at Ams'erda''-
ave and Ninety third-st, OF which Mrs. Emma D
Landrnc is principal. were held In the scnoohouse
Yesterday The assembly hall was crowded by Il
select gathering. which was highly pleased WIN 'ne
excellent character OF the exercises. Among inc
numbers on the programme were tambourlnc
drill and scarf drill by classes Of girls, under the
direction OF Miss Josephine Beiderhouse; uue''
Quaker Courtship." by Misses Mary Ayres ana
Edna Still: a recitation. "A School Committee
Man" by Miss MauGe Skinner, and semi-chorus
Of four ballads Irish, Scotch English and Amer-
can
Miss Mary +. G. Bell made the salutatory address
and Miss Lillian f. X. Anse was the vaiedic-
torian Trustee william +. Stillings. VINO pre-
sided presented the diplomas. and Colonel Aexan-
der T. Ketchum and Charles Strauss. School COM
missioner. delivered addresses TO graduates.
The reception OF the graduates OF Grammar
School No. S. J. d. Hyatt principal. which is at
No 735 East one hundred -thiry-eighth-st was
held In the assembly hall OF the schoolhouse yes
terday There the usual large attendance Oh
friends and relatives OF the pupils, and an inter
esting programme was given by the members OF the
graduating classes The features Of the pro-
gramme were the military drill conducted by Ser
geant f. f. Acker, OF the Sth Regiment. y. q. D
~ Y: the piano solo, BY Blanche Y. Levee. the
vocal solos. by Misses Mildred T.. Ryan, Matilda
segei and kuby q. Dubois; the Lance Drill. by a
class conducted by Miss Virginia Lynch ana , Inc
Lulu Zetsche made the salutatory address, Thah-
deus Bel was the yaleGlcror ia" h o cnm g
class The music was under the direction OF MISS
'' Wr. james A. Ferguson president OF the Board
OF Trustees presided over the exercises. ana pre-
r-,.u u ,Inl no add
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
HATES COLLEGE ELECTIONS

Lewiston. Me. June 2j.-M meeting OF the prcsi-
dent and trustees OF Bates College to-day. y w.
Harris vas chosen ovcrscrr. Professor Baldwin. OF
Orange. y. j. ana the Rev o. Il. Cheney were
elected trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
GENERAL NAvARRO's VICTORIES.

Santiago de Cuba June 26.-General Navarro re-
ports that his command has had several engage
ments with insurgents. killing twelve. wounding
many and capturing arms and other munitions Of
war Several OF the Government troops were
wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
CHILDREN

Should be bathed with
s-a.n.a.d-o-r Skin Soap,
Because its antiseptc properties prevent
contagion.
p.cause it instantly relieves rash' sun
burn and prickly heat
Because we offer sroo grain for any
poisonous substance found !" IT,
II IL on-posonous an KIN and scalp. For t%t ce
cure o. a. as good plain soap iol by all
P:rTsseeib eTsp MEDICAL CO.. 10 IL 'sn"'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
CHILDREN DISPLAY THEIR PATRIOTISM.

The American Female Guardian Society ana Home
for the Friendl"ss has twelve Industrial ''hoo's'
where several thousand poor children are educated
Yesterday the children 81 the Home School ana
those ~ Industrial School No !. IN Firstave. held
their commencement exercises In the Home chapel
40 . East Twcnty-ulnth-St. Mrs. II. 9. toush'oh'
the president ~ the society. and several members OF
the Board of Managers were among those present.
Mrs T.. H. Ely the principal of the TWO Schools
.i the children I'm series 81 patriotic songs, quo.
tatlons AMI historical exercises, when r"ii"'''l
great credit upon the children and Their INSTRUCTORS
Tn. History ~ the Flag" was especially nterestn
AMI Instructive Addresses were made by MT.
Wright a friend - the society Or Jess" r foip,s
- IN. Adams Memorial church, AMI IN" KEY Johl
u Dcvins OF Hope Chapel. who presided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27

man, territory, have been already related. Gold
had been discovered there. and many French colo
nists of Cayenne rushed TO the place. They
soon complained Of i-treatment at the hands OF
the Brazilian natives who occupied the country.
gall. arrived from Cayenne. at Mapa, and landing
effected. despite the protest Of Lopez Pereira,
resorted to either side. and the Bengal re-
turned to Cayenne. after her commander had per-
formed his visit OF investigation. Another French
expedition landed at Mapa, In May, and its prog
ress resisted by Cabral the leader OF the Bra.
lillian natives In the fight there were many killed
and wounded both Sides and the French re-
turned to Guiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
ApANESE.RI,SSIAN WAR RUMOR.

London. June pa dispatch from Shanghai to
local agency that the high officials In thas
city are confidently expecting that war within three
months will ensue between Russia and japan over
the situation and administration OF AFFAIRS In Corea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
I,N1NEnsITY OLE VERMONT

Burlington. VT. June 26-The nlnety-lrst com
rnencomcnt 81 the University ~ Vermont and state
Agricultural College was held to-day. The gradu-
atlng class numbered thlrty-eight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
SALE OF CHICAGO BONDS IN LONDON.
ovERsUBscRIBED FOR BUT SOLD AT ONLY PER
CENT PREMIUM

CENT PREMIUM
London. June ?s.-The financial house OF Speyer
Brothers has asked for subscriptions to 2.74s.ooo
OF per gold bonds OF the city Of Chicago. due
In 1915. the principal and interest payable In New.
York In gold coin OF the United States OF the
present standard Of weight and ineness. The sub
scripuon price asked is lio1a d2A per bond OF
$1,000.
The subscriptions in London were opened on
Monday and the bonds have been greatly over.
subscribed Subscriptions were opened concurrent!y
In New-York. The prospectus Of the loan embodies
a letter from City Controller Wetherel Of Chi
cago giving the details Of Chcago's finances. .
The loan was extensively dealt in to-day az !
per cent premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
GIRARD ILL.

THE ALLEGED BLAcKMArLER OF la CoMPAGNTD
GENERALE TRANsATLANrIouE TEN
PoRARILY RELEASED.
Paris June 26-M Girard. Portaliss Lieutenant,
who has been In Jail for time past. was brought
into court and placed in the dock this morning for
trial upon the charge OF having b.ackmailed La
Compagnie Generate Transatantique. He was In 20
pitiabe a condition physically that the judges ordered
opinion that he was so Ill. and his nerves were so
unstrung that he would. In all probability, die dur.
Ing the trial II II should be continued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27

.r,-DrNTs' FEES RAISED AT ANN ARBOR.
A., Arbor Mich, June 26.-The Regents Of the
,",vsrstv of Michigan this morning announced that
the annual fees In all departments VII be raised IS
for tse Ia a. meeting aboshing the degree OF bach
o. o.. .', - letters was rescnded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
opApIArING EXERCIsEs TO BE Held
>rw-pAITZ NORMAL SCHOOL.

Kingston. ~ Y. June 2s tspeciaD.-The com.
mencement exercises OF the New-panz Normal
,, NOR. held in the Reformed Church In that
,, los, night in the presence OF a large audi
ence The graduating class numbered nifty and Judge
Alton -, -, The evening Od-fashoned dinner with
la,rr wittv addresses. was enjoyed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
vo,-Sr ST. URSULA ACADEMY.

,o,,,h annual commencement OF Mount st.
81, Academy Bedford Park took place In the
.aade,nv building yesterday afternoon Archb.shop
crr,gan Father Connolly. Vicarienerai Mo S,
Mons'S rnrhbshop presided and distributed the d.
nlomas and prizes.
COMBATING EXERCISES TO BE HELD
cr,dua,ion exercises will be held In grammar
NJ So hundred and nfty-seven'h-sf.' near
ca~r,ia nit-avc to-day at 10 a. m 49,.
w "a Sixty-eghthst. and Lexingtoh-ave. today
AT n. m -. Avenue ID to-day $40 n n,
no. 49, 49, r,r,s departmen No. 3H East Four zenith
,'>o;,odaT at a. IN. Boys department. to-day at
io;o W. seventh-st.. near Avenue b. omorrow 10
a. m ~ "a Webster-ave.. Fordham. tomorrow at l5o
p Sm % No 1GO Chrystie-si. Monday at 10 a. m
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SOvEREIGNS CONGRATULATE THE KAISER.
Cologne. June 26.-The Gazette says that the
Gar King Humbert OF Italy and other friendly
soveregns have wired the Emperor, congratuating
him upon the success Of the Kiel celebration IN
honor OF the opening OF the North Sea Canal. The
sovereigns all allude TO the pacific character ana
tendencies Of the canal and the celebration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27

General Passenger Agent Floyd. OF the Cunard
Steamship Company's Office in this city, was asked
Yesterday concerning the London Truth article.
Mr. Floyd answered emphatically: This office has
refused 10 sell ticket TO any man on &C.
count OF his color religion"