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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
YOUNG BACHELORS OF LAW
GRADUATING EXERCISES At THE NEw-YoRK
LAW SCHOOL.

GRADUATING EXERCISES At THE NETWORK
LAW SCHOOL.
The commencement exercises OF the New-York
Law School were held last evening at Music Han
The hall tascfully decorated for the OCCASION
The Dean Of the Law school, George Chase pre-.
sided The order OF exercises began with a prayer
by the Rev DR.. David II. Greer. which wa9 fol-
lowed by address to the graduating c.ass by
Henry Bacon. Dr Albert Van Der Ncer. represent
Ing the University os the state g.! N""-r ork' t"eh
conferred the degrees.
The degree % bachelor Of Laws was conferred
upon tn. following students: Henry H. Abbot Hen
~ g. Alien Bernard II. Arnold. Arson BALDWIN.
G. .orge f. Baldwin. solomon NJ Banner, Frank
Crawford Barker. Robert Hiram Barnett H. {.
Eeadloston Morris IL. Bcal. g. ". Belts. f., James
Bevcrllge. Ralph Bisbcc. Edwin Blumensrrl +. \.
H. POLAND. NJ : Hor'anl. II. H. Bottome. william
g. Ilr 3D. Henry ". Bridges Horny NJ burrows.
Howard j. Bush. Frank II. Button. Louis V Ebert.
Charles 49, Eddy. \. i. Fake i. }. Fanlks. John i.
Free. Joseph Carbon. Alfred =. GIchr'si. j. T.
Grace Lawrence Greer. Gates Hamburger. G. g.
narmstad G. f. Harper u. f. Haste. Frederick
iluisc. f. 7. Iluls l.. ). Jackson. +. Jacobuf.
VI j. Katz pm r Kcary Franklin 9.
Koy,s Is. g. Kirkland. Jacques VI. kphner.
\. H. rarhart J.. 4 Carter. VI. ". 'lephano. RAN
dali Comfort H. r. Conner. j. :. l"nser. Il. +. DE
Frccc y \. Donnelly. r. Drscoll. ir.. John X.
kollock. f. Willard Kun. f. a. Lawrence. Harry +.
Lee philip Iinis ey. Luke Y. Lockwood. Edward y.
LOOMS. Arthur Lowell. Henry ". Mayer, benjamin
H. McAIpln James r. Mclaughlin. jr.. +. g. Nc
Parlan W II. Merriam. David NJ Milton, Charles
F. Parmy f. l.. Patton. jr.. j J. Robinson. II. NJ.
Rogers g. T. Il. Rowe. Lewis ". Scheucr car. L.
Schurz : Scovle. jr. .. ". Shead . !. Shearer.
George NJ. sicari. james simpson; l. H. Sklin'
Herbert Is smith, Henry X. Stec.e, +. ". STEELE,
Charles n Stewart. Il. b. Stocked y. IL S"an".
" - Thompson. Robert Truslo" +. Van lnSen'
Clarence g. Nau Notc \. II. Wallis. Lansing ".
walsh william H. Weeks. G. Wentworth o. r.
white \ : Williams. IT, &. T. Williams. Edward
n wilson Andrew G. WYE Edwin C. Yates. Ficl-
erick ". Yates George 9. focun.
The Law school diploma Will be AWARDED To- the
following members Of the Thrill Year class. John
6;nv Rnitcrted Charles william Frazier Henry
Rust Ham, Norman Jane, Marsh.
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f1r the onc-mile state championship. The medal Is
u solid gold and according 20 the local League OF
American Whcolmen officials. Il is one or the hand-
soonest prizes Of this ever given for state
championship The appended cuts will give some
idea OF the design.
Here Is "A medal which In reality Is worth It's
weight IN gold. FOR there are no gewgaws pars' OF
other contrivances to deirac. from the real 'aue
al, the prize and u H. OF the fun value allowed ny
the League ~ American Wheemen rules. Inc
medal is made from special design am II WIS
selected hy Chlef Consul Potter himself VINO pro
r,uu,.s IL tho neaiest medal he has efer seen me
uriz. yll 10 % the fortunate Class rue' VIM
c,p,ir,s the one-mile championship race IN jun 3d.
IN. t. A. W. emblem in the centre Is OK ra'S'
enamel work IN blue. surrounded by "re"u" %
oak leaves. !n their turn surrounded by the "oruS'
.\.y-York state Diyison-lso.' on ne feS Ss
.ii. ar. the words. "Ouc-Wlt, New TN -,
rhafnpionshp. class \. New-fo rk l''"""e f''-'
rn. entries for the ham.onshlps WI, cl2se WIN
p IL Imrns Room NJ. " Times ns.ldlitts. az, -,
,,orrn,y an the fast Glass \ men OK ms uis..'IS
49, -. ocI "a many Of the fastest riders III ,5ss -
,,ul tak, mart In the contests II Is eNi'S''' '''"
s.,..r,l records Will bee broken. t
~ Ulfnes the president hnu sc cue.a q.
,,,nag.r OF the National cycle ana AtNl.rc IuD,
"Sirh * the official title Of the ne" rack az
athletic field will pilot party 81 - H. " nnr
AMI nrwsparsr men 10 the new ned uls AFTERNOON
The party vii leave Long Island Cl'y al D. Il"
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AZ INFORMAL DINNER GIVEN AT THE EN-fosi
MASTER. GENERALS COUNTRY HOME

- ,>rnRuAf DINNER GINl.N AT THE EN-fosr-
MASTER GENERALS COUNTRY HOME
,,,a,.,nh,a June C-Ex President Harrison
..,'.,od here Al $50 o'clock this afternoon from
x.x.york and was met ~ the broads' station u
the pennsylvania Railroad. 10y eN-f'S'n's's' ~
.rol Wanamaker. whose guest ne wiz W. NV
,r..tlne between the ex-lr"s.dent ana 'he eN-'''N
no.,r-Gcncr Was cordial. and they "a'Ne' III III III
arr, IA MIR Wanamakcr's store. Late TINS AFTER
~ Ar u,rrison accompanied MI Wanamaker
;, tho l,tters country home At Jenkintown' where
-, informal dinner was given TO the environment
his evening" Mr. Harrison - expected to leave
Philadelphia Tor lndlan ipo"s t.rm"an That the visit
~ General Harrison was alt.s''hIt i","' , '" 10
he had Just stopped on mere i'' '"S " WV W
''Inh. e Imn,r VAS an exceedingly handsome one but
t,.tc" ,,nun the tttsis o. VAS entirely ~ social
n,,,,r and had NJ political significance There were
urn.rnt besides Mr.. Mhn!ma"'r ,,'i't" a. i,,.
t ip. Grnhnm Jay COOKE. the banker Thongs
nonn the big worat.d manui ,n, /" wsr"rd
Sh,nrl,y Emory Smith. Editor OF Ihc rres1 ,v en-
~ Minister to Kn.s, ro,,vs w' m"gnates. and
', ,'.,I nth,r men who have country nom n,",
Nr Wanamnkct Governor ltn","' ~, I,s, mnment
10 he pt'.,n, p ~" nr,ble L. come He added that
,m' ,on.a ~ can on General Harrison Tomorrow
, :, o..,ock Yesterday morning short trim
man wearing a closely cut iroh-sr"S "'"'' -,
suL ha, slightly Tilted on one SIDE came "o""
a.. .i.vn,or AT the Flffh NN'lh' ii'''' 49, N
,u, l,l,inp the door OF room No. III lie was
IRWIN, M. key in one hand and a light grip III
-, ,n~r |, vas OK President Harrison who since
N,y ~ had been In this city. Generai iiarriso''
Vim bis frock coat tightly bnttoned, ana ms coi"'
and ,le Immediately white. walked across the
corridor of the hotel and gave his Key to the c'eth
Then he tlrned and gave some directions ABOUT HIS
hograxe after which he walked down the corrldor
to the Twenty -thlrd-st. exit. where cap Wa
waiting for him. He entered the cap anu w ,s
driven 10 the Pennsylvania station 10 eaten '"e
nonu train for Philadelphia.
General Harrison got up early yesterday Hioih
,,, ana ate breakfast 10y himself. After thar ne
went 10 the Hotel Netherland TO see Mrs Mckee
snI his grandson, Little Ben He did not stay
Irng and shortly before 10 o'clock returned to the
.ifth Avenue Hotel and at once went to his room
ana began TO pack his trunks \ number OF FRIENDS
called TO see him and he chatted pleasantly while
packing his trunks. 1900, - ,,, Han,
snn while he was making arrangements Tor his
Inn,rture He received them all and talked at
lrngth about the weather and other topics. When
ASKED II ne had parting political message to give
IN The public, General Harrison said that he had
nothing whatever to say OF political nature
II was learned yesterday that General Harrison
had given two sttlngs to Eastman Johnson. one
for the White House picture and another for paint
inv for a warm personal friend. He declined to say
"a ho the friend was
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son's work OF. the school, and presented the medals
ard prizes gained b. the successful pupils. Inc
rirst gold medal for general scholarship was won
by Grace Howes. and the second gold medal by
Anita IIacntjens. The first. second ana thIrd
silver medals taken by Marjorie PANE
Corinnc Gelshenen and Jeanne Spiemann. The
winners Of first prizes In the various classes were
the following:
Fist Class.-Compositlon and rhetoric, trace
Howes; French grammar. Grace Howes fren0"
history Grace Howes: Latin. Grace Howes; fre"'n
translation. Grace Howes; English grammar Mail.
orie Paine. United States history Marjorie ft'iIv
geography Marjorie Paine; arithmetic Mai Jo''S
Paine ,.,o
Second Class Reading and spelling FANNIE
Brewer; French reading. Corinne .ielsheh.i' bsoe
raphy. Fannie Brewer: arithmetic. Rae l'olioi, ~.
itaton. Fannie Brewer: French translation, fah''e
Brewer.
Third Class-Reading and spelling. Alice liaent-
jens: French reading. Anita IIaentJens; geography,
Alice Haentjens: French history. Anita liarfiJeis'
French Grammar. Anita Haentjens; arithmetic
Angelo Splemann; recitation. ANITA haehiJrhs,
Fourth Class-Reading and spelling, Agnes Ninr
ray French reading. Marguerite Mean ann = iiei
Richards; geography Agnes Murray artnlnc.c.
Marguerite Mean; penmanshp. Aimee fosarN' ;
French translation. Agnes Murray. 49,
Kindergarten.-Reading and spelling; Jeanne
Spielmann, French reading. Jeanne SpieIthaih'
arithmetic. George Darlington.
Prizes were also awarded for singing, SEWING
drawing and other special subjects
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MISS DODGES CONDITION UNCHANGED

AN APPARENT LOSS OF REASON THE MOST DIS
TRESsING FEATURE OF HER CASE
Washington. June 6.-The most distressing feature
In the OF Miss Mary A. Dodge (Gail Hamilton)
is the loss OF her mental powers. Those close to
the family suggest that reason has already Deen
dethroned. When she temporarily arouses from
stupor her monosyabic replies to questions seem
to be mechanical rather than rational Sac Is
able take nourishment in the shape OF milk from
a spoon Yesterday she opened her eyes, and wnen
asked II she could see. replied. Perfectly sne
is not able to engage In conversation, ana any
attempt to tax her powers in this way brings no
intelligent response Three trained nurses have
been in attendance her. and everything that skill
and medical science can suggest has been done 70
maintain life. She has repeatedly been apparently
at the point OF death. but the vital spark has
again flckered into activity. and she Is to-day no
worse than she a week ago.
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dancing for which music was furnished by Lar
der The decorations. both at the church and
at the house. were white and green. the colors
Of the Porcelain Club CT Harvard. Of which
Mr.. Burden and all Of his ushers are members
The flowers used We're white roses and pOppes
and evergreen and palms furnished the green
i feature Of the Wedding procession was the
presence OF two little girls. dressed In white
with green sashes. and carrying lilies Of the val
ley. ,Ney were Ruth Twombly and Jessie
Sloane. The bridesmaids were Miss Emily Sloane
Miss Lila Sloarc. Miss Vanderbilt and Miss
Beatrice Bend. and they also were dressed in
white and green. The brides gown was OF rare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
GOVERNOR ALTGE ED
.rrs,NG THE SUPREME COURT.

From The Cleveland World
Aecd give. reason iSr rp ,Ss u" "onr
Siyrd n TO say that the Income YAK ~ unconSutn1-
,one ena then s' consl ut o The fac hat
nrarly half the Court IN the income tax decision
was on Ha.ge, drr.rcmce' capital owned them Jus:
he same because the same halt deciu'a agaImnt ,
Atfe.d ,na means II he means anything that cap
va b"ught them ali up In the few days interval be-
tween the two decisions'
AN ANARcHISTIC EXECUTIVE
From The Mail and Express
The Supreme Court In ne opinion OF thls .,
nmi Debs the fomcnter OF sedition the instgatoT
Of violence and the leader OF oc; WITH
and idolized All this Is IN peficct a'oo'"""'' WI"
auarchistlc principles ana purposes
DOESN'T INVITE DEBs's FATE
r,rom The Providence Journal.
covsrnor Altgeld evidently entertains fully as
much contempt for the Supreme c9urt h as on eDS
,,nt.v or the courage or both to show II In way
mai would land him In the same t h
place where Debs is doomed 10 spehu NE
Future.
FRIEND OF THE CRIMINAL CLASS
From The Buffalo Commercial
Augeld the Governor OF Illinois. Is by Tar the
most obnoxious bit OF scum that has risen 10 rhe
surface during the last two or three years me
or comside ra ton from this Anarchist In Office
nusY DAYS FOR THE GOVERNOR.
From The Washington Post
pe,ween denouncing the Supreme Court. advocat-
inc a dcbased currency and turning loose criminals
Tns Aitgeld Is kept very busy these warm
days.
HIS GRUDGE AGAINST THE FORCES OF
ORDER.
,,.or, The Plttsburg CONNIE rcal Gazette.
10 iAltgeld) has a deep grudge against President
(,nveIand Attorney General Olney, Judge Woods.
The United States troops and all VINO mao anything
~ do in the suppression Of the Debs rebellion
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WATCHED BY SECRETARY HERBERT.


PROFICIENCY
Annapolis MD. June 6-Secretary Herbert was
in evidence to-day at the Naval Academy. lie re-
viewed the cadets. an excellent exhibition ~
athletic exercises IN the gymnasium. enjoyed a sal
down tho Chesapeake on the Dolphin. made four
presentation speeches 10 a. many cadets ana re-
sponded TO a toas, tonight At the annual banquet
q, the Naval Academy Graduates Association The
commencement exercises began this morning with
an artillery drn under the direction OF Lieutenant
J. H. Glennon. The battalion was made mp OF eight
compnne, OF twenty men each. The cvoutons
were gone through creliiahly. Sworfmaster j. H.
corbesier conducted athletic exercises IN thu gym
rasIum which called forth great applause. \ gold
medal WIS presented To- cadet Morton. u Missouri
FOR the best essay on the principles OF the Nmer
can Revolution" Il WAS awarded by the General
society u the Sons ~ the American Revolution
cadet r. T. Johnston Of North Carolina received
a gold medal for The highest average ~ greai-snn
practice This Il the NTH medal be- has received
for proficiency cadet 4. r. chester. son ~ captain
q NJ Chester l. ; y. received a silver medal
and Cadet j. u. Sayers. ~ Texas. "A bronze medal
for second ana third highest average at gun rr"c-
tce Secretary Herbert addressed few well-ch'sen
words 70 each o, the recipients. This afternoon
Mr Herbert the Board ~ Visitors and other guests
were entertained on the Dolphin
Tn. Naval Academy ,;raduntcs' Association he i
It's tenth annual meeting this afternoon AND trans
actci routine business THE evening the tenth an
nual b.nanet WAS held in the bolthouse. captain
John wilkes ~ ~ Charlotte. y. g., the oldest nv
Ink graduate 81 The Academy, Ifcsilei loaSiS were
United states" Us secretary Herbert. The Nava.
Militia" by J. " Miller. class - D., "t'in',rS ~
a member OF me noari Of Visitors Swee'heaF''
ami Wives" John ~ Robinson. class of t' -,
TO- morrow night. and the analr promises to be a.
successful as ia former years
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ANDERSON TREMAIN-At Willow Brook. near Auburn,
5Sns by, sy S ne F9 fsnvs y ms OF ASan
ana granddaughter OF the late T. T. Throop Martin OF
Willow Brook. to William Burial Anderson. OF New
BEAci-JAcKsox, "Wednesday evening the rest;
OF George il. Jackson. to Arthur Beach NJ D, Of
BoRDEx~yArEs- wednesday. June 8. q, the hO%s
( S ham BRIDE e.. rf9 81 The rev ws% s Richards
Katharine Young Yates. daughter q Mr. and n, - MIS-
Joseph w. Yates to Harry voorhees, D'raen Of Tam
nRrcH -sc1ILEMMER-on Wednesday. June g. a.. a. The
s'sen'a Of f@s s sSS aTSns ese ii sSsRs
Mr. and Mrs william schiemmer' to Edward bA'r
CARSON -wIrI.Ers-At Rye Neck. y T. on THURSDAY;
is Ss WI WIZ BY ra'"fs f'Ia s"9S "sS '
CILNCfI- SMITH -BARNEs-on wednesday June D. isyo'
church cheas9 BY The Rev, Ernest p NJ ss'
G nl,na i ~ James cneh smith Of NewYor
ra Sy ;Se vn.rse In s
Thomas burgess D. p Louisa Yer planek daughter ,,a
81 yH~ 'a Of H T. S' CITY i'' ''"''
pINsMoRE-cAREY- TUESDAY June g. 1895. a, Trim
~ E K1 r oy en me- Sf' aerrs William b. Dnsmors
IT, and Marion Peyster daughter Of the late George
EVANS FRANKLIN-on Wednesday. June 8. at the Cen
tra Presbyterian Church. Orange. = J.. by the Rev J.
FanR To- D? N pay nf Evans 4 aoaica Canada
HALsTEp- BLAcKwELI-.on "Wednesday. June .; 1898.
and Mrs. Henry +. Blackwell. 10 stratton Hunt Ha1-
ste1.
KNOX-M LAREN-On Tuesday. June T. In ST. Lukes
Protestant Episcopal Church Duluth, MINI, 10y mo
Right Rev W T. McIaren u. D., Bishop 81 chicago.
assisted by the Rev. A. W. Ryan. D. p. sophy Nil
ford daughter OF John F. McIaren. OF Duluth. MINI.
T. Renwck Barwise Knox
PARKER RICHARDs-At the residence of the brides
parents West Ssth-st, Wednesday evening June
; by the Rev. Dr. Wilton Merle Smith, Anna daughter
II Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Richards. to Forest IL
Parker. jr.
QUACKENROS- WINTERTON-On Wednesday. June ..
1895 resden,e Of the brides parents by the Rev.
Henry Cobb. Mary Grace daughter OF MI and
Mrs a. !. Wnteron to DIR. Henry Forrest QuackenDos
WALKER-MEAD-In Kansas CITY No. wednesday.
June s. 1895 by the Rev. James q. Dougheuy, Sarah
Maria daughter 4 the late Lyman Mead. OF Green
w!ch Conn. - John Luther Martin Walker NJ d.
ZABfISKIE- HI NTEs-On Thursday. June g. 1880 at
Madison square Presbyterian Church, by the rev
s NJ Hamilton D. D.. and the Rev. David Moore Hun
ter Frances daughter Of Juiana VI. ". and the late
Charles f. Hunter. Andrew Christian Zabriskie.
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REVIEWED ny THE SECRETARY.
NATl,nr SMILES AGAIN ron THE HENEFIr or
UNCLE SANS CADETS At THE MILL
TANN ACADEMY

TARY ACADEMY
West Point - " June ,Specap-A violent
thunderstorm swept through the Highlands last
night and dspeliei the heavy clouds which rested
ON the mouniain-tops. Tho sun rose bright ana
clear this morning. and the hills appeared ''''"''
with a deeper greon All nature seemed glad AZ
tho sudden change from gloom Ia sunshine The
drnmm,r-boys made more noso than usual 80 ines
beat IA. call that startled the cadets from their
,nily morning slumhcrs. After breakfast wh'n W"
sections gathered In On, barracks previous 4"
marching before the Examining Committee the
anxious and haggard lopks which were ~ notice
able Yesterday mad all disappeared Tho Secretary
~ war got up onry. lie bfcnkfnst'd with ms WHO
nnl l,urht,rs cpnr. Wilson and General Rug
giles Joined the family circle afcr breakfast S''r'-
tary Lamont. General Rugglcs, colonel Ernst '"''
mel Wilson ami Major Tornoy took drive ni"'"'
the mountain road Tho new reservoir was !"
sporiod. AMI tho large number OF Improvements
made by Colonel Ernst engaged the secretary " at
tcnilon Few superntcndcnts have ncc'miiHh'l as
much ms Colonel Ernst has since he came here.
The battalion OF cadets vas reviewed hy the
Secretary ~ war at 4.l5 =. IN. The cadets showed
the Secretary that they could march as well as
ride. The marching and countermarchinS turning
III columns and again into line. showed how well
drilled the battalion h. Every gun was In llne
every bnyonet point at an angle. II was no wonder
that the spectators appiauied Ntcr me t'Ni'W 4
reception In honor OF me Secretary OF ,hc w NM
GERS werc there and their wives At 'i9 the Secre-
tary accompaniel by Colonel Wilson. got into a
carriage and drove to the ferry. The Secretary
must he In Washington tomorrow morning.
Lieutenant Iiralnard OF the Grecy ROAR TX
peiItion arrived ut the post to-day. The Lieutenant
IL attached to the "a Cavalry General Mc.ook AM
his daughter arrived here to-day, ana Assistant
Admtant- General Thomas ward Within the next
few DAYS scores OF old warriors Will appear ard the
class reunions the 10th. llth and 18th Will bring
many more. ....... .....
The heavy artillery drlll. with sea coast guns. was
postponed on account OF the grand review IL VIII
probably not take place this year
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Foreign mail. for the week ending June will close
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spain Portugal. Turkey and british lnd,s per : la
ssS NeiSerland switzerland Italy spain Portugal
sweden. Norway and Russia per > - Augusta Victoria.
VIA Soathampton ana iiam6a5s dseps foy S%s Pas
S3r a m Tor Brazil and la Plata countries per n H.
aSG' ys n mus, be directed directed per anas a,
a N TO-. cape GraciaS per kesuins d letters
,nala must be directed ,per Resnluso; at cl $50
ar e and windward Islands Martinique and Barha
dos per Msdisna ds',ers fcr Grenada Trinidad and
.aSSSm" %s: O 1870 S' m)
Rsa Lmon must be directed RSSr . Aar9 Tx AZ
c n FOR os"p ysan S DETER. for other parts
Mexico and Tor cuba must be directed per yisilanea1
p mus. II be diree ter G per l;SsS Ss,ssr
T Tq1 and ToSasc also .msrar
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81 @ NJ s. sss: aiSs Ss Up TO rs:
West Australia. which forwarded via Europe).
Zealand. Hawaii Fiji and Samoan Islands. per .. MARI
posa from Francsco,. close here daily up juno
'2i $50 y. m. Tor on arrival at New-York OF s. .
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Society Islands per ship Tropc Bird (rom Francisco
close here daily up June "a $40 .. Mails for
close at th. ONCE daily at $40 2 m Mails Tor Miqueon
ONCE daily $40 p. m. Mails for Cpba close this
ONCE daily at a. NJ. for forwarding ~ sailing
Mondays and Thursdays FRI Port Tampa. Fla. Malls
FOR Mexico overland unless specially addressed for dts
patch by steamer. close at this Office daily at 7S0
Registered mail closes at .. m previous day
CHARLES w. DAYTON. Posmastsg.
Posofnce. New-York. N. Y. May 81. 1895.
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Notwithstanding at Naugatuck Conn. June 5, Sarah
r. only daughter Of the late Caswell and catharine
Taylor Bates. OF New York CITY
Funeral services at Hall Memorial Chapel Waterbury.
Conn. ut 80 p. Saturday
Carriages will meet 1908 train from Network.
COOPER-suddeny. at White Plains. on THURSDAY morn
ing June g. John Hopkins Cooper, aged 80 years
Notice Of funeral hereafter
cOAuY-At p. m. Thursday. June g. Susie Anthony
services a, 2:so D. m Friday. the Castle Hotel. os
West O3l-st.
Interment al Columbus. Ohio
INGALLS, on June Rainsfo-i ingalls,. aged ~ years.
Funeral services the Church az the HOY 'onnluhlon
arh-s and 6th-ave., saturday, stn INST al
O'Clock ?. IN.
Interment W0odawn.
Relatives and friends kindly invited
KlTCH-At stamford. conn. June >. Sarah \ Bafnur.
widow Of Wells r. Rtch. the sith year ~ het age
Funeral services residence Friday June T.
nj 3 p.
WREAKS-On Wednesday Juns 3 Eleanor NJ Wream.
widow u Henry Wrraks. 4 Sheffield tngani. . =,
Funeral will be held 2Oi Lincoln Place BROOK
lyn Saturday. the sth inst at D. m