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MARRIED.
ARMOER-IiiLDI

ARMOtR -Hif.DfCK--wednesisy evening June =. 1871,
a. the home OF the brides mother by the Rev Charles
iHgss Eleanor. daughter Of Alfred H. and julia ID.
hiidick. TO James :. Armour.
cOBckN-DvNcAN- June ~. 1891. n, .be Park Ave
nue. nue. Methodist Episcopal Church. by the Rev A. y.
10 Mary Lillian Duncan. Of New York city.
Saratoga papers p.ease copy.
CoRNELl.-WHITLOcK-M Caldwell y. J.. by the Rev.
Pr = H. Virgin. on jun 20. l'e7: Elizabeth phyfe.
daughter ~ the late Duncan + MhitccS. 10 j. ~.
Hayward Cornell. Of New iork.
CUMMINGs-sMITE-on beard zach, viking N IArch-
mont " Y. Tue iay. juno 90 1874. - the Rev. X. r.
IT, Vail. u. D.. Helen Woodruff. daughter 81 James D.
smith. TO Homer stlie Cummings. all 81 stamford.
Conn
GARRETSoN- soN-M No 100 Iassye,te-avs,
BROOKLYN. June 30 is3' Carr; :; Gsrreison and
Sara Wilson.
Lest. JoHN-on Tuesday. June 80 1891. b. Rev
W. Creighton Campbell. H. D.. at Roanoke. Va, Mrs
John Thomas Wilson, to Robert Lincoln Lee. 81 New
York
MOMENT-BOSTWi'k -On Wednesday. June 80, IN the
Westminster r.eshyterian Church. lfo klgn b. the
Rev. Alfred u. Moment. Il. T.. afslstrl - She Rev
James ". GLaud -. D.. Laura Northrop. daughter Of
Mr. ard Mrs. cyrus n. B1stN4ck - ~. Af-ei Card
ner Moment. all o. Brooklyn.
MiRrCH- BREWSTER wednesday June 20. the
home ~ the bride by the Rcy James = tarcla. Cert
rude Amelia. daughter - Mr.. sorg" Hnrs ifewsier.
10 Mr.. Frank B Mrck.
TCFFING-MINER- New York city. June 30 1897.
by DR.. A. " Burlingham. cara Wentworth. daughter
OF the late Francs : Miner 70 Nathan Bount Topping.
of Brooklyn y. Y.
rEMY-SAXE--On Wednesday June 30 iSJ7 az Madi-
ron. " j.. ty Rev Homer Eaton - j.. Marion Fresr.
daughter ~ the late Rev. George Godfrey SAKE 10
Rev. Ralph Bianerd rrmi.
Notices Of marriages and deaths mus, be In
,ifh M M
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WASHINGTON VERNON AcKERMAN.

Washington Vernon Alderman died at his nome
No a West E.evonth-st.. on Tuesday. after an Ill
moss Of nearly four months from kidney troupes.
H.. was born in this city forty-cght years ago. ana
WAS a son OF the late Abraham Ackerman' WHO was
a captain in the old Municipal fohce more ma,
fortv wears ago After being educated In the 1oca'
hit. .,bools ne became a boOkkeeper. ana Tor
eleven years prior to his death had charge OF inc
h,, y, CHINA K CO. No 50 Beach-s; About
twen,y-seven years ago he married Miss M WS6m
~ ~ s,,r.vivod They had two children VINO dieu III
infancy Mr. Ack.rman was Tor mtny t,ynisropaI
.,.,,,rd of the Bedford Street Methodist hplSyoLa'
S.tN,rh and vns we'll known AS an earnest II, - -
,ian worker lie was formerly actively HnScsa Of
,'rm,.rnrrn work and was strong adNoCi.c pa
I I,,inr uis funeral will take place az me
family home o'clock TINS eyf s Red ig street
1919 ,ucioting The burial will he at "oou-
,, nu, 'c,mrtery tomorrow morning
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ENDEAVORERS ~ YELLOWSTONE PARk.

MORE THAN CAN RE HANDLED BY THE TRANS
PORTATION AND HOTEL COMPANIES.
ST Paul. MINI. June 3oThe Christian Endeavor
Convention has caused a unprecedented situation
I'm Yellowstone Park. on June % the Yellowstone
Park Transportation and Hotel companies. having
made ARA ngements with a number Of large parties.
aggregating go persons. for the fun Park tour
notified the passenger department of the North
ern Pacific Railway TO discontinue the sale OF PARK
tickets July II TO q inclusive. and In accordance
with this notice the Northern Pacific issued 10
their connections a formal circular TO that effect.
The Yellowstone Park Transportation Company.
whose equipment is the largest in the world OF me
kind has more than doubled its normal capacity;
i,mt Notwithstanding this fact. the large demand
for the Yellowstone ticket growing ont or ihe me
rcurn Of the Endeavorers from california va
portland and the Northern Pacific has finally
forccd IL 10 give its connections this notice
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TILE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT.

Burlington Vt June 3o.-The commencement day
exercises Of the University OF Vermont VIZ" held
at the Opera House to-day. The programme IN
cIud.d the following papers: Cardinal KicacNcu."
by Henry Wallace Clark. Of 'asnoion; The
Practical Age" George Edison Philip Smith, Of
Burke. THE Educational value Of the Fine Arts.
Grace Alice Noycs OF Hyde Park. German lniu-
eucc on the English Mind" John stephen Buties.
Of Brandon: The Human Elements IN English
Literature" Airline Estellc I.add Of Theuord:
The Greek Spirit" Tracy Elliott iazen Of Rich
nond; The American college I'm the Ehriy Nine
tecnth Century" George Maynard Hogan. OF 81.
Adams.
The following honorary. degrees were conferred
Doctor OF Laws John II. Converse. OF Philadol-
phia and President A. j. Brown. Of Norwich INT
versity, Mortified. VI: Doctor Of DIVINITY, Pro
fcss0r ! T. Goodrich Of Burlington. The exercises
closed with the corporation dinner At the Van Ness
House this afternoon.
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will act as cashier. The rumOrs that the bank IN
tended to consolidate with some other bank are
unfounded Colonel James said Yesterday that
the bank was in prosperous condition ana getting
its share OF business
Colonel James Is a son OF cX-Posmastcr-G General
Thomas !. James. He was born at Hamilton.
y T. July t. ls55. and began his cologiat, educa-
ton I'm the College Of the City OF New-iork After
one year In this COLI, 90 ne went 20 Madison nj
versity (now Colgate where h. was graduated in
1876 He received the degree of LII. l.. from Co
lumbia in 1879. lie counsel to the Commits
soners of immigration Of this STATE. and was ior-
merlv Assistant United States District attorney.
and later Assistant Corporation counsel III TINS
city He has been connected with several hnanclal
corporations f. a member Of several clubs. ana Is
prominent I'm social life. When Levi /. Morton
was Governor Of this State Colonel James was a
member Of his military staff
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COMMENCEMENT AT WESLEYAN.
AT1ORNEY-GENERAI. HANCOCK GETS AN Ii. D.
THE COLLEGE TO HAVE AN ATHLETIC
FIELD THANKS TO MR. ANDRUs

THE COLLEGE TO HAVE AN ATHLETIC
FIELD. THANKS TO MR.. ANDRUs.
Middleown. Conn. June 30 (speciaD.-Wesleyan
University closed the college year to-day with the
sixty second annual commencement In the Meth
od,st Church. Acting President John NJ. Van Week
presided the exercises. which consisted Of the
ten senior orations for the Rich prize and the
comforting OF degrees. The result OF the oratory
Whitman, who spoke on 1.-The College Man In the
World" and Miss +. V. Austin. whose subject was
"Womanhood and Modern Fiction.
In the award Of honors and degrees. high honofs
in general scholarship given to Miss f. v.
Austin. l. l.. lie Compile. f. w. Roe and Miss NJ. L.
Westgatc. Honors. the second-hiGhest grade. were
given to twenty-five men--a larger percentage than
in any previous class In the special departments
high honors I'm English literature went to F.
Greenslct and honors to Miss G. l.. Thompson; in
romance languages honors to Misses NJ. a. Adams.
C. T Brown and ]. L. lie Compile; IN mathematics
TO Miss NJ r. Snow and w. r. p stone IN pioio-
gy 10 c. r Beers and Miss c. H. stone ,
The one important degree conferred D Oh an aIu' :,
Hancock Il Of New-York. who received an IL ~
The graduating class numbered siX'y' oil "hom
eighteen were women. ...o,,o,, oirr,ri
Aftcr the exercises the commencement aiMm INN
lunrhcon was served in the gymnasium WIN VII
lam | Haven as POSTMASTER. ABOUT three NUM-
bred covers were laid. ...,o,,, ,,.o. "a, q
a,rc~,lon given by j. T.. Andrus. 81. or nonKers
nrosdent Of the Board of Trustees that fh{Slca
director Marvel should study all the bes a'lrr i
Acids I'm the East and plan tho best one that cousd
hc made and he ,Air AndrusD would see that the
bills we're paid 1t Is the long-hoped-ior FIJI an,
vii give an enormous impetus TO the a'hleucS VI
The presdcnt's reception held. as usual this
evening.
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COLBY UNIVERSITY EXERCISES

Watcryille. Maine June 3o.-Comm"ncemcnt ex"r-
cjscs AT Colby University were held to-day The
ora,ions and dissertations were delivered before
large audience in the Baptist Church. Honorary
degrees were conferred follows: \. VI. Dr T.
T. Holt. Portland: the Rev j. y. Ford. PASSPORT
IL. D. Alfred \. Buck. Atlanta. Ga: LleweIlyn
Powers Ioulton j. D. the Rev. George u. Ills
ley. Bangor. the Rev. Charles II. spauldlng
Boston. =, ,-, ,,.u
the number in attendance being exceptionally
large. The speakers included Governor LIewcIyh
Powers Robert o Fuller Of tambride" Mass I,
Joseph H. Colby. Of Newton Centre Mass, ana
J. L. NJ Curry. Of Washington. The president
levcc also held in Memorial Hall this evening was
LrLll mn =
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THE FINERAL or WILLIAM +. ROEY.

The funeral OF william +. l'oey. the actor. "hs
held at s o'clock last night Mt his home. NO vi
yyost ,obundred n nd twenty hrd-st The house
was filed with the friends OF the dead actor me
short service was conducted by the Rev DR. w. D.
MARSHA II consisted simply OF some selections
from the Scriptures and brief address In speak
Ing Of the dead man the clergyman d"e'' upon NE
Iii L,o,yr ..nerostv his genial temperament
and his Kindness 10 all. whether high or nowy'
The burial will take place this morning AZ r moo
,awp Among those present were Tony fastor'
Henry r. Dxey Frank Moran samuel ase pSrtfE'
Dnwlinp w d. Mann. Al Rymon: G. w. Ander-
SON. Mr.; and Mrs n C. W11dwaIH' i ile nam mr
and and Mrs g. H. Troop W. j. Black Edward
ReadIe A. NJ Dasher. Eugene Canned ana MT.
and Mrs. John G. Rice.
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NATHAN HOBART.

Nathan Hobart. member OF the hrm Oh .i''o',
HOOPER & CO.. commission me'cn''''S' "
~ =, diad Yesterday at Great Darlington
,,. ,.here no had made his home for the sum
n,er tie was sixty-eight years old Mr.. HOBART
was born in Watham. Mass. For thirty-ohe years
he was connected with the firm OF Mno the senior
,no, Ills home I'm this city was AZ ST Memo,
l"saXe and One-h hundred and-forty-sxh-st' am, M
w. vas active in developing much OF tnS id'l1 ~
aahont washington Heights. he was meInpei, VI
,ha Svedenborgian Church of the Sew Jerusa Ven
IL IL belonged 70 the Union League CluD the NE
cch,nts' club and the Chamber OF commerce. re
leaves a widow and seven cnlldre le one VI "'o''
is clarence Hobart. the tennis payer
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AN OLD SHOEMAKER'S SUICIDE.

WIFE. DAUGHTER AND FRIEND HAD DIED HE
SAID AND HE HAD NOTHING TO LIVE FOR.
Daniel Haap, shoemaker sixty years old. Of No.
2G West Forty-ninth-st ended his life early yes
tcrdav morning by scvcring the arteries in his left
hand and then cutting his throat with the knife he
had used for cutting sole lea Their The old a
whoever his wife havng died several years ago. and
the death OF a favorite daughter increased his nat
ural melancholy When his intimate friend died a
few days ago he said that there nothing clesc
for him to live for. So he killed himself. The Old
man kept little shocshop In the basement OF No.
S56 West Forty nnth-st. He lived on the same floor
with his son, who ia slightly demenied
The suicide was discovered by Mrs Rosalin Val
cntine. OF No. 5i3 West Fortyseventh-st. who kept
the old mans home tidy She TO his shop yes
tcrddy morning. and opening the door. sawa mans
was resting in a pool OF blood The knife with
which the deed had been committed cluched in
his right hand. The old mans seated in a
rocking chair not feet away gazing the body.
The woman told her story TO Police Sergeant
Burns, ana two policemen were sent to the house.
They found the old mans body lying had been
described by the woman, and the son was stu
father committed suicide he said that he did not
know anything about IT, He was taken TO the police
station and afterward sent TO Bellevue Hospital
that his sanity might be inquired into There Ia no
doubt In the minds OF the police that the man killed
himself On the wall OF the little shop n picture
Of "A young girl: II was portrait OF the favorite
daughter who died short time ago. and the old
mar died facing the picture
His body sent 10 the MOrgue. and Is likely to
be buried I'm Pottcrs Field.
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DIR A II. CRUTTENDEN.

Rath. ~ Y. June 3o.-Dr Alexis Hei'.s ''",.."
oe', ,,,, illness lie was born February -
a a,, =, Otsero County. He was lineal descend
n, in the eighth generation. OF Goodman Aora-
a'.. c.,,,,endcn one OF the coonists who signed
,he famous Guilford Covenant with the hev
Uenrv whitfield. These colonists purchased '"e
W. ,.an Dr crut,cnden studied medicine under
~ In Ma Marsh in Albany. and was graduated from
the Coege OF sa sn in Brooklyn and
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SAID HER HUSBAND DIDN'T LIKE HEX BOY
THE QUEER REASON GIVEN ny \ WOMAN FOR
WANTING y CE1LD COMMITTED TO
INSTITUTION

I
Mrs Alice Ryan. Of No. 40 West Thiriy-iirsi-st
I'm tho jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
morning asked Magistrate Meade 10 commit her
eight year-old boy Edward. 20 an institution. be
cause her husband did not Ike the hoy.
The chiids father was Edward Mcconnell. my
frat husband who died five years ago" said the
woman Two years after his death married
James Ryan. lie hated the chill. and when word
camo from the hospital when tho boy was I'll there
that he was dying. Ryan said. I'm glad To get
rid OF tho brat | went 10 the hospital. ana the
child recovered | sent tho child 10 uncle for
:, ,yhilc and told RYAN that the child dead
IL didn't worry Ryan much. For the last two years
! have kept tho child In my four-room fiat and
have managed to conceal him from his stcpfather.
Magistrate Meade told the woman that her story
was a uucor one. II true. but even II II were. she
would have for the hoy.
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DIR. WILLIAM c. WEf.

~ Y June 3O-Dr. William C. Wey
~, -, his homo I'm this city nj o'clock this
morning He was one Of the most distinguishes
musicians in the State. He was born IN a,sN''i.
" in ,s.o and graduated at the Albany
Medical College in 1919 In that year ne vaiS S,a,o
r,ii.,iiir"i Societv He president or the bouu
~ Managers OF the New-York state Relorii;'1b
civ civ Ills death was the result oil s''oNe u
lnnnlcNN.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND l'""'
Washington. June 3o-The pressure - 'en ~, 49,.
-, -, chi, ana m the Middle Pacific coast.
- e. scvcionlng to the north n Montana pressure
-, ., 2, inches being reported from Prince Aper' nam
hs t,I.n IN the lower lake region. Ne" England "e
Middle Atlantic States. and tn" Middle M'',s'l ' .
"' - h,. risen In the Middle Atlantic states
t.,on siighilv in Middle Mississippi anu Win
ne,rlv elsewhere. nc g.,
u'ln'i ~, ENGLAND Light showers may ne NI'' u"
.t''r III lake region generally far "ls'"h"''
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ILLUS SCHAtL.

Ju,ius Schaul a member Of the firm or Schaui *
porck dealers in ncckwear. at No 100 broaoway'
d,od from diabetes at Rremerhaven, Germany Oh
U,re "A He was on his way to Carlsbad. Ills ooos
arrived In this city yesterday nho'n'''e A., 90
70, Nv hundred "A nd twenty -ninth-st o,,.
Mr. Schaui was born near iamours, "e ana he
In 1870 he TO this country, anu "
ran the business which fifteen years later eu b ne
establsnin,enr.s c u trade He leaves five sons and
lau
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vas associated in the ophthalmic Hospital tn Ney.
YORK City. In 1875 he came to Bath. ana early
took high rank a surgeon. He served for Z
short time during the Civil War as a volunteer
surgeon. was pension examining surgeon for TWEEN
y-eight years and had been n member OF the
county, State and Medico-Legal societies. lie was
q student and lover of nature a radical and ins
dependent thinker and one Of the progressive mea
o. his county. He married IN 1853 to julia
Stephenson. who with one daughter Mrs. Wslton
I. Percy. OF New-York, survives him.
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IRISH .rArrEHs scoRN JUBILEE MUTTON

Limerick. Juno So-Thc Board OF Poor Law
Guardians Of the city OF Limerick has decided 10
refuse the mutton sent FOR the workhouse inmates
from Australia part OF tn" jubilee hospitality
The refusal - based upon IN" statement OF IN"
master az the Workh0usc. Who declares That tn"
paupers have l,rlutly told him that they "oHld
d. L.-L II. ALL-irL.LLn mAtiun
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roncHIIGur rArr.o At ALDERsHoT

London June 3)-At Ald,rshot tonight ten thou
sand p.opl, Witnessed "A grand torchl!ght tattoo.
nrrtue,i D.. tho Duke ~ Couuaughi. who. with
the Duchess OF COnnaught and Distinguishing
party wn. present Three brir1d"s N"r" engaged
I'm The evolution and the spectacle was . fin" one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01

u.mnhls Tenn June "o.-The Rev. Dr' r., VI
pichordson secretary of Education OF ''e
h.,,r,,r church In the United States was ioun"
, 49, So. hed IN this city this morning. lie was
~ -, tho hes, known divines in the SOUTH ms
o,nci,i duties calling him To almost ever w Nv "
anv size in the country MI h'chh' "'''' ""'
,ight wears Old
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,.o,rc,sT N DETAIL. FOR TO-DAY.

Far Maine ana Ne~-Ii'mpShir'' sn'"'''' ''''''''
winds. o,o,.1 nv showers in the
OF ~, o, the coast: variable winds.
ror vermont Rhode Island a nds
New York. gsn.t, 80 Columbia rennsylvaha. New Ier.
For the pstri, rand ana Virginia. fair; continued
sey. Delaware. MarS ,hxesieriv winds.
h'gn Wrsrern New York WeS' lhouers on the lakes
r"r ,r,,v rloudy weather excerpt S"'" " w '
,i@h, variable winds
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COLONEL G. F. JAMES PRESIDENT.
HE SUCCEEDS ELLIS H. ROBERTS IN THE FRANK
LIN NATIONAL BANK

Colonel Charles L. James has been elected presi-
dent OF the Franklin National Bank at Greenwich
and Dey sts to succeed Ellis II. Roberts. who
has been appointed United States Treasurer at
Washington Mr.. Roberts's resignation goes into
effect to-day. and Colonel James will be in charge
OF the bank Edward NJ Cutler was elected vice.
president Of the bank and John II. Van DevGHter
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,o,rr,Sr Local OBSERVATIONS.

- ou.a Iu.v 1 I a m.-The weather yesterday
-, ,,,er the rain. The temperature ranged between
~ - :. 1e,re.s the average slAs) being 5's degrees
hhr than on Tuesday and degrees higher than on the
day last year h ,o,,.r will proba bly
In nnI near this 'y to-day the weather VIII p'o'''''
be fair and warmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
DEGREES CONFERRED AT DARTMOUTH

DETREES CoNfERRED AT DARTMOUTH.
Hanover y. H., June 3o-Commencement day
here began with morning prayers at Rollins Chapel
At $50 O'Clock the seniors formed in line I, march
10 ire college church. where the commencement cx.
erciscs were held. under the direction OF President
Tucker. Degrees were conferred ffty-hve grad
uatc candidates for Bachelor Of Arts. fifteen for
Bachelor Of Letters and nineteen for Bachelor OF
Science. The degree Of Master Of Arts was con-
ferred Annah Putnam Hazen Oh. l.. Smith Col
lese. 1850. Hartford. VI. biology; Archibald
Joseph Matthews o. A. 1890. Derry y. H.. Eng
lish: Maurice Henry Robinson (B l.. 1890. Hanover
y. H.. political and social science The degree Of
Doctor Of Philosophy was conferred on William Al
fred Re3enbaugh (B. L., 1899 Peoria, H.. biology
Honorary degrees were also conferred follows:
Master Of Aris-The Rev. Frederick II. Page. Law
renee. Mass. Major William II. Hodgklns. Somer-
vile. Mass. and Or. Oscar J. Pfeiffer. Denver. Col.
Doctor OF Sciencc-AlDert Ellis Frost P'isburg.
Penn: Doctor % Philosophy-Carroll Davidson
Wright. Washington. u. G. Doctor OF Dlviniiy--The
Rev. Samuel l.. Geronld. Hollis y. II. ana the Rev.
George J.. Huntington, Hanover. y. H. Doctor Of
Laws-John &. Hale. Chief Justice OF the Ohio CIR
cult Court. Ohio; the Rev. Joseph H. Colt. Concord.
n IL: DR.. Paul T. Munde New York. and Or. Will
tam 7. Smith. Hanover. y. II.
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sr.ciaI boIf-farc Fourth OF July Excursions py
the New York Central TO Nagara rais, tne Ten
dni,ars from New York TO Chautauqua ana re-
turn.
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THE QUEEN VISITS THE WINDSOR POOR

windsor England. June 3o-To-day the aged poor
- the district had their Jubilee dinner and the
Queen. accompanied hy the Empress Frederick and
IL. Princess Henry ~ Prussia. drove unattended 10
Wat them.
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DR. Gibson IS a native OF Petersburg Va. and
son Of the late Rev DR.. Churchill j. Gibson. OF
this city. His mother was Miss Atkinson. sister
Of the late Bishop Atkinson, OF North Carolina.
Dr. Gibson Is about forty-seven years OF age. and
early in life he married IA daughter Of a. H. Stuart.
OF stanton. He was educated AT fiaInpden-Sidney
Episcopal Theological seminary: lie was FOR a
long time assistant TO the late Rev Or. Peterkin.
al 81 Jamcs's Church. Richmond. and went from
this post the Episcopal church in Parkersburg.
". Va DR.. Gibson remained at his work IN Park
ersburg about years. when he was called 10 his
present church in Cincinnati. He was at one time
rector OF Moore Memorial Church. now the Church
OF the Holy Trinity, OF Richmond. He was nom
mated in the Council which elected bishop New
ton and al that time the charge was made that
he leaned toward broad churchmanship. The ale
cation promptly denied. but IL created little
sri the convention.
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bered thirty, of whom young read
essays and three young men delivered orations:
Anna May Van AIKEN delivered the valedictory and
Minnie Myers the salutatory. The diplomas We're
presented by Principal Michael.
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HONORARY DEGREES AT MIDDLEBuRY

M!dGlebIry. W. June 20-At the Mi1dle3ury Col
Iege commencement to-day the honorary dog.ce of
il. u. was conferred on James VI. Clifford. ~
New-York. and ID. ID; on John Phelps Taylor. pro-
fessOr 81 hndover Theological Seminary. At The
alumni meeting y. ID. Howe. 's7. OF Vaate. y. V.
was elected president.
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POstOfhce Notice
Should he read J
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

Club, y. read DAILY by all interested changes may
'-' tu..p
.-.ro,,, malls for the week ending july g. ls, will
csa frompty IN all cases. AZ the General lo-oice al
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TUURsDAY-At a. m. FOR Europe per :. = 'Nviman-
MIA via Plymouth. Cherbourg and iiainburs al q" VI.
direct. Scheiaii, VIA Nhlstef-
',au, Letters must be directed per Sch'dan' J..
s,TT'RuAY-At a. FOR Europe. per :. :. 'lucaha.
Vi. Queenstown detters for Franc; n"tIefahi ltay.
swain Portugal Turkey Egypt AMI British lnia must
hs directed 'Ier I.ucania' }; at a. m Tor France:
suitzerland Italy. Spain Portugal Turkey Egylt ana
pri,ish Irda per = : ia Touraine. VIA hiNfe Jet
ters for other Paris Of Europe must be- directed per
Ia T,,raine' ,: "a M for Netherlands direct per
Nassdam Via Rotterdam Oeiters must be directed
.:per Maasdam'D at = a. m ior Henoi. PER :. =;
Werra Oet,ers he directed per Nerra y NJ ~
a m for Scotland direct, per = cry II Rome. VIA
Glasgow letters be directed per Cy or Rome D;
-, n , M FOR Norway direct per o. o. Island detteru
must be directed per lsand).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01

Go to Cleveland by rev afternoon train Of New
York Central. Leave Grand Central Station 800
u m: arrive Cleveland 715 next morning. Entire
day for business. Returning, leave Cleveland 800
d. M arrive New-YcIk 1875 next morning. -