New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-12

chsR s phys.ss s Wqm K rIespsy
eFsgIisS history Charles r Dodd; elementary Eng
sh. George '. p-cssner; first rrench: Amasa
smith second French John ,ra Thomson gSm
seography Schuyler Corkey; commercial law. Silas
Kingsley; political economy S5as r. kinssey;
Hsspng HsrPoid D Hyatt; third booEeepnS
Charles Hatch ar nsS Macy on
sales; commercial c>rresyondence, j. Royden Ihom-
son; first Latin, De|id L. Smith; second Latln'
Chapman: Greek Charles E. Chapman; mechanical
drawing, Newman smith; freehand drawing, Edwin
Charles r. Thompson: rhetoric. Charles f. Dodd;
elementary English julius NJ. Valentine geogra-
RSI D second SmTe nrf a. Eck und
history F. l. Eckel: United states history esecond)'
Henry W Riddle: first German, Charles f. CHAP,
man; second German. Eben L. Chapman; third
German. Harold D. E. Hyatt.
are were as follows: George Washington Fritrs.
Illinois: George Henry Miller. New-York; James
lev, New-York: FRANKLIN Robert Muller. New-York:
Paul Michel Lion, Louisiana kenneth Mason. Ne en
lam Hammer Eaton. Massa chusetts; Charles Smith
Hatch. Washington ID G.; Thomas Jenerson
w-Jersey; Frank Williams Chapman. \ew-Hamp-
shire William Plnkney Hamilton. New-York; VIII
Strouse. William James Stewart and Samuel J. Til
den Conklin. New-York
fall Others will take a year OF rest. and some
will immsd ,s embark IN business The attend
were many prominent people present from out OF
. town. among them being many Army officers from
Washington and members Of the alumni
John Henry Terrell committed suicide a short
time after Il o'clock yesterday morning at the
home Of his father-in-law. Constant White. in the
Compound Road. six miles from Peekskill. The
deed was committed with a razor. Mr.. Terrell
born in Railway " j.. about forty-four years ago
Both his parents are dead. He had brother. DR.
Thomas Terrell. in Elizabeth Six years ago ne
married Laura. the daughter OF Constant White. a
farmer OF Yorktown. For about twenty years Mr.
Terrell had been engineer IN the employ OF the
Ol Dominion Steamship Company. He was chief
engineer OF the Wyanokc for some time. When the
new steamers Yorktown and jamestown were added
70 the line he made chief engineer OF the
iorktown and had labored hard TO increase her
enciency For twenty years ne TOOK no vacation.
except fortnight six years ago, when he was
70 his business. and the fact that ne could not
bring the Yorktown to the speed and efficiency
came home. and had been here since. He had
Charles C. Knight three times in his office, and
vas treated for insomnia and nervous prostration.
On Wednesday evening he attended wedding.
clubhouse He was missed and a search was be-
gun. His father-in-law. Mr.. White. found him in
The Clubhouse. bleeding from horrible cash in the
tors and doctors summoned. and Miss Ellen Ann
room At this moment Charles f. Colgan arrived
and went into Terrels room Terrell iourished a
razor at Cogan and ordered him out As Colgan
throat and fell. He died soon afterward.
Coroner Charles 5. Apsar drove out TO the house
was brought the inquest that Terrell had
made an unsuccessful attempt TO drown himself
drawn will for the dead man. and he was ex-
rected at Peekskill yesterday to execute IT, II is
where he lived and died is the same as that OF his
steamer. Yorktown.