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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-24
CLOSING THE YEAR AT WILLIAMS
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. A DINNER. RE
UNIONS AND THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION

UNIONS AND THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION
"Hilamstown. Mass. June c3.-The final exer-
eses connected with the close OF the year a, Will
'a'ns College, were held to-day. AT 1879 o'clock
oa''e TIE commencement exercises. after which
.ne Uas'ess, alumni and invited guests sat down TO
dinrer In the Lazell Gymnasium
me hfteInoon was given TO Informal reunions OF
n.uinnl or former years, This evening the annual
nasiurn N 81 'N -1-' ''
me following honorary degrees were conferred
" a., on Michae. Edward Drisccll, OF Syracuse and
II'IIeutSnani-G4vern2r winthrop Murray Crane
a. III, ~ or joan Bascom, O williamsburg: Gov
president ot the Republic OF Hawaii II. y. Leon
ara, OF Chicago received the degree of NJ A. for
postgraduate study
q; the alumni d.nncr President Carter acted as
9ns,master and addresses were made by Governor
Molcott, L!eutensnt-Governcr Crane. Martin l.
Iownserd. So. OF Troy and Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST
Washington June GA trough Of low pressure ex-
lends from Arizona O. the Lawrence Valley The
pressure high OF the Atlantic and North Pacific
Rain fallen the upper lake region. the Ohio
Missouri and Middle Mississippi valleys the South
Atlantic States The temperature has In The Ohio
Valley the lower lake region and the Atlantic states
generally fallen In the Missouri Valley has re
mnlned nearly stationary elsewhere Generally a,r her
le expected IN the Atlantic States. light showers H.
lake regions Middle and Lower Mississippi valleys
and tho South Atlantic states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-24
ADDITIONAL TRAINS FOR NEW JERSEY
sFASHORE RESORTS

The complete summer schedule OF the Sandy
Hook and All Rail Routes Of the Central h. r. OF
: Ng% ,S JtfSe ef,eci on sunday. June nth
steamers Of the Sandy Hook Route will leave
New York Pier s. \. r., foot Rector Street. on
Eeek d og sundays ar at $50 A. NJ and 100 P III
Trains on the All Rail Route viii leave New
w foot liberty street. week days at 43l,
es SrN ios9 il 30 A s.. $780, 2l5 $50 4So AS $50
81 p Nj on Sundays, 9l5 a. NJ. $50 and 7. NJ
w ddtional trains on Saturdays at 100 and 500
r. pnbuo timetables ready for distribution June
eth. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-24
IT is MAINE UNIVERSITY NOW

D~hgor. Me. June pa; the close Of tho com
,.e day programme * the Cnversl.y Of
s-~"'e Today tho president Dr. Harris, announced
Oihaiy the charge of tho name OF tho institution
aoh Maine State College TO tho ono adopted by
e. sc. OF The Legislature last winter-tho Univog-
80 g. u Maine Degrees were conferred on twenty
nen, ISaDers OF tho senior ciasG. The commence
'"AeE was spread In OT0po Town HAL, and
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COLONEL CLEMENT d. HEHB.

Washington. June 8.-Colonei Clement D. Hebe,
retired OF the United States Marine Corps. died
here to-day after q short illness from pneumonia
He was In HIS sixty-ninth year. ard leaves widow
and two children Colonel Hehbs career in the
Marine Corps was r. long and honorable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-24
HOBARTs NEW PRESIDENT.
THE REV. ROBERT ELLIS JONES DELIVERS HIS
INAUGURAL ADDRESS.

Genera y. Y. June 2s.-The leading feature al
tho Hobart College commencement to-day wes the
inaugural address and the induction 10 tho rresi-
dency or The Rev. Robert Ellis Jones. OF New-York
He spoke Of the personal function OF small col
legcs and their place in the educational world and
commended their utilization with un.vorritics, as
Hobart with Columbia. The Rev. Ewood Worcce-
ter, OF Philadelphia, delivered the Phi Beta Kappa
address on intellectual Liberty Bishop Ruson
OF Pennsylvania delivered the address OF tho vice
chancellor
The exercises were followed by the alumni din
the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-24
WILLIAM M'LATCHIR.

william McLntchic. member OF the firm OF
Young Y McI.atcho, stone contractors, Park ave,
near East hundred-and-thirty eigh hist, died
on Monday AT Atlanta Ga. Mr., NcIatchie was
born IN Ayr Scotland. in 1919 When sixteen years
OF age he this country, and began work
~ Il ston-cutter After twelve years as a foreman
ne became Il member OF the hrm or Young
NcIatchle He was ii member Of the Legion OF
Honor Gnblh Lodge, the Scottish Clan and the
Master Stonccutters Associot ton He leaves
VII
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TO EXPLORE NORTHERN BiBYLONIA.

PROFESSOR HAYNES's EXPEDITION WARMLY
PRAISED by THE TIMES"
London June gl-"The Times" publishes to-day
q two-and a half-column article describing tho
HAYNES American expedition 70 explore and to
cavate in the district of Northern Babylonia Tho
writer says 1T is no Jverprlse 10 say that Pro-
fessor HAYNES is Justly .ntitled take his place
In the front rank OF explorers along with those who
have restored the irst chapters Of the worlds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-24
WILLIAM r. BOVET,

william T. Bowel Warden OF tho Essex County
Jail at Newark died 81 his home In that city
last night from oerebro-EpInGl meningitis which
followed an attack OF pleurisy. He was torty-nvo
years old Mr. Bovet was Of French extraction
He was long prominent In Republican politics In
Newark, and extremely popular, He was
member OF the Republican County Committee and
had been Warden OF the Jail for three years. He
leaves a widow ard family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-24
LUKE PATRICK HAYDEN. " p.

Dublin. June 23-Luke Patrick Hayden Parnellite
member OF the House OF Commons for South Ros-
common IS dead. lie IN his for,y-seventh year
and had represented South Roscommon since 1899
He sa, IN tie 1898 Parliament FOR South Leitrm
and was the proprietor OF The Roscommon Mes
songer." For several years he was chairman Ot tho
Roscommon Town Commissioners. Mr. Hayden was
Tho OF hlacgsmth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-24
MAINE MEDICAL. COLLEGE DEGREEB.

Brunswick, Me- June e5.-The graduation exor-
cises OF the Maine Medical School were held In
Memorial Hall this forenoon. The address Wss de-
vcred by Frank Lambert r!ngley a. NJ, and thu
Grafton by George ID WoOdmGn. President Hyde
presented diplomas to thirty-four graduates
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MIRRIEn.

BAIRD--HANp-N Elzabethtown. " Y. Tuesday.
June O.: 1897 10y Rev Henry VI Baird. T. H.. and Rev.
A. " wild. u n. Comeiil Ellen. daughter Of Richard
/. Hand esq Of Eilabethtown. % Henry Martyr Baird
r. of Yonkers. y '.
DoRRANCE- ~ RAND-A od shor, EWs. y. J..
WEDNESDAY June % 1857 By the Rev l. ;. osborne.
Of Trinity Church. Newark Grace. daughter Of Wick
life b. Durand. to Henry Billings Torrance Of New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-24

Tribune once. June "a. m.-The weather yesterday
wns fair and The temperature ranged between
g. the rs degrees icing "a
gr,es higher Tursiny y degree lower than
on the correspor ling day last year
and this city to-day the weather Will probably
be warmer with thunlefstcrms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-24

For New England AMI Eastern New-York occasional
hundestorns probable this afternoon warmer south
southwest winds
FIR District Of Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey Delaware MARI land and Virginia fair followed
by occasional showers this afternoon slightly warmer
southerly winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western Ncw-Yorl.
showers. southerly winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-24
MR.. CLETELAND AT GREENWICH. CONN.

Greenwich Conn, June 23-Ex- President Cleye-
land and his family are spending few days with
l. c. Benedict at the latters Indian Harbor house.
before taking up their summer residence at Bug
zard's Bay Mr. Cleveland with his host. spent
to-day in fishing for black bass at Putnam Lake.
which IL the posted property OF the Greenwich
Water Company
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MARRIED..

Fr-Ir-Irwrs-On wednesdsy June ~ is", ~ 80 70
Raphael benjamin ~ A., Lizzie Lewis 70 Herman r"'o
MIDDLETON TUTTLEon Thursday Jn hr R ~. 70
Cold Spring Harbor. Lone Island ny tns ~
Rsksr Lacy Ameds daughter o. the late Ns,sgn :;
o. chic Izo Dewitt g. Middleton, of "@'e''"" y. -
Cncago papers please cory. .. . n.
PAINTER-sCHENCK-O Wednesday. June % nv IL.
cifc Brunswick " j.. by the Rev ,, y. a. 1879
ton Grace Wyndes daughter Of the Hon A. v s0he"es
70 Robert Kitchirg Painter -
PARSONS Hi'TCTiISs-At ST Thonass Shure; a, 80
don VI June p by the Rev. william T. eses. ~
sisted By the - g Roberts y. j., o. No"e. -
y. H.. Francis Parsons. Of HARTFORD N'""' ~
Elizabeth Alden Hutchins. 81 Branf2h
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was enjoyed by large number Of alumni The
master, master or ceremonies was William Robinson Pat
taanaEhi OF Machas. The commencement exercises
Ehosen tnls evening with the presidents reception
he Illumination OF the campus and an open-air
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-24
COLLECTOR KILBRETH DEAD
HE sUCCUMBs TO PNEUMONIA AT SOUTH
AMPTON-A SKETCH OF HIS CAREER.

James r. Kllbreth. Collector OF the Port OF New
York. died few minutes after o'clock last night
al Southampton. Long Island. His death was due
- pneumonia He also suffered from o stomach
ard liver trouble. Up TO Tuesday night the doctors
were in hopes OF saving his life, his vitality was
rood. He passed a restless night on Tuesday. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-24
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE. FoRDHAM

TIE anrua. commencement excrc!scs OF s.. John =
College. Fordhnra. was held under tho grea, shade
tees on tho college campus yesterday afternoon.
Archbishop -orrEan presiding. \ large number OF
we-Inown c,c-gyrren ard luyn:on were present. bo-
sides some Two thousand or more % the friends and
relatives OF tho g-ad.atcs ana students, There are
Nineteen members O, mo class. md ~ veil did they
aolu!t thenGe.res thai Archbishop COrtean con-
g-atulatec the Rev. r Campbell. T. j., he pIesi-
dent Of the college. he efficiency O: h!s work
George V. Granger delivered mo valedlc,ory adj
dress and Justice Joseph J.. Dry delivered the adj
dress 10 the graduates. joan r Delaney was the
class poet J. Francis Quin.an The class novelist
IL wrence p. Ionahan the class orator and Andreas
L. CrOsas ;he class historian TIE honorary degrees
o: doctor OF laws was conferred Elijah Prentirs
Baly. % Utica, Y T.. and The degree Of doctor OF
Dec.ees OF master OF aris after completion Of post
gTl .lafe course n college conferred on Jeues
" Mcdonnell 49, and Thomas T. OSaca 's6 and
tAe conferred IN course or Thomas =.
Wka.ca. -.
FIRST nonors In the graduating class were won by
James a Wilson. ana second by John j. Delaney
Medals for excellence in mental philosophy were
awarded % John j. Delaney ana James i. Wilson
and Tor geographical essay 10 James 4. Wilson
and John F. Delaney, L'or this essay Il speea!
70 James A. Wilson. A prize OF 50 IN gold given
by ne Alumni Association for the best essay
say literary aubJect was given 70 John ". Cor
best conduct y the first division was given 70
Henry G.. Shields; silver medal for proficiency IN
the junior class. 20 Leo !. Donovan; silver medal
for proficiency n the sophomore class to Paul
Dolan: silver media. FOR proficiency n the fresh
man class, 70 James II. O'Neill; gold medal. for
given 70 Dennis J Hagerty
After The outdoor exercises u dinner was given
N me college mes- han. and the graduates were
!
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began 20 lose strength In the morning. howeyer
rallied for a short tiTc At 80 COCK iast He
the physicians attending him believed tnat ne colild
not survive much longer. and about hail an nour
.ater they announced that the end would come IN
few minutes His family was az his BEDSIDE wAen
1fg1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-24

Captain Carson born in England in 1896. and
rose from the ranks. lie enlisted In the Cvll War
and saw service not only In the Rebellion but was
active aftcrward I'm the Neg Perces campaign.
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THE MADISON SQUARE CONCERT.
For the concert OF the Metropolitan Permanent
Orchestra at the Madison Square Roof Garden to-
night the following programme Is arranged:

March T<onore symphony" ................. Ray
Overture The jolly Robbers .Suppe
OTentochian Conrad
Festival erture
Selection "Cavallrra kustcanh Mascagni
sextet from Lucia .Donizcttl
Two Hungarian danes. brahms
Overture Mas Inieo Auber
Waltz. 'Fuslonen strauss
'BOer0" .Arditi
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DIED.

BEDHs-At New Rochelle. Wednesday. June % ""''~"
y. beers. aged 20 years.
Motto. Of funeral hereafter -.
DAVENPORT Suddenly. on June = Mary A''s" WIZ
FGaera ' N frdsy % at $50 n trem her late
residence. No. 3ls South Broadway. lofK"'s'
fniernrcnt or Saturday a. Gloversyiile. " y
DICKsON-At Glen cove Long Island. on June T. Ju'H
G Prince dlucbter Of me late James DicH,oI- $1,000,
services her late residence at ,len ,"ts .S1ns
Island Friday June % the ARRIVAL OF uie "a ~'N
train from Long Island CITY
Interment at convenience ~ ianly
rusrER-M his home Bayonne. y. J.. Monday evening"
June u. Charles W. Foster . ,,. -.,....x
Funeral from residence ~ Avenue C. Bayonne Ihu'sa"
~ p. m
Burial private. 49,
UOr.Tr:N-At her summer home Amasanseit, iyInS
Is,nd On Tue.Iav the 22i inst Caiharine van HOY
ten widow n John l.. Van Houten. q Paterson ~ ."
ri Vic sl be hold at the residence q her son.
No ~ Broadway. Patterson. on satur'ay' @o" ''N
N Q 30 o'clock in the forenoon
KTLBRETH-At Southampton. Wednesday june % !"
his 5Tth year. jams T. kubreth'
Notice u funeral hereafter
MLATCHGE-Wili Mcfatchle. at Atlanta Ca On
evicos At the Bethany Presbyterian Church i37th-s'
near Willis-avc. THURSDAY evening at O'CLOCK
Funeral private. -
MONTAGUE Suddenly. at Savannah. Ga. Charles Ley
funeral ne Is,asnce & his f ns Tsa1,ny
IA. 2ith Inst. q 1 O'Clock p. n
!ntsrreat q: Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
SMITH At Orange. y J.. Monday, June q. TO-.
Martha L.. wife Of stephen T Smith in the 7ls' year
Funeral services will be held residence No
1856 Cenre-st Orange. on Thursday the -i'h INST q
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
WARNER-At Eoslyn. Long Island. on Tuesday June
% Samuel Adams Warner -,
Funeral services VIII h. held al his late residence 80 10
East 4Cth-s' New-Yor1 CITY on Friday June - A.
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60 TO Cleveland by rev afternoon train OF New
York Central Leave Grand Central Station 900
y m. arrive Cleveland 7:l5 next morning. Entire
day for business. Returning. leave Cleveland 600
.. m; arrive New York 1875 next morning. -.
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THE PRESIDENT At GEORGETOWN.

Washngton June 22.-At the eighueth annual
commencemer; OF Georgetown University to-day
president Mckinley was present nj the Invitation
sTaduates
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CAPTAIN HORACE Il. sARSON.

Omaha. Neb. juno 23.-Captain Horace b. sarson.
United States Army. is dead aged slxty-onc
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CHARGED WITH WIFE-BE4TING.
L. J. RATCLIFFE ARRESTED IN CHlcAGo-
HE AND HIS WIFE HAVE HAD
TROUBLE BEFORE.

Chicago Juno BE. J. Ratcfe. the actor was
arrested to-day on account Of n telegram from
New-York. charged with wife-beatng. Ratclihe
wife is said to be I'm critical CONDITION az tHe
result Of his abuse.
Radcliffe denies that his wife was Injured by MIN
that she injured at all. He says inc cnt1re
matter Is the work OF his father-n-aw, Peter ile
Lacey. According 20 Radcliffe. he and ms VIC
had quarrel a short time since. and she l'tt MIN
has not her.
Tho relations OF Mr.. and Mrs Radcliffe have been
brought TO the notice OF the public once before
This was year and half ago. when Mr. Rat
cffe playing the leading part in The Sport
ing Duchess" at tho Academy OF Music, In this
city At that time Mrs Ratcliffc bringing n
suit against him for separation on the ground Of
cruelty While Judge Gegerich hearing argu-
rent on an application for alimony it was sug-
gested by Mr. RatcNc's lawyer that the whole
affair could be settled II the plaintiff and the de-
fendart could have chance TO talk the affair over
together The Court adjourned Mr. and Mrs. Rat
cffe away TO luncheon together ana thoh
came back and n was announced that the Wnole
affair was made up. -,
Mrs RatcliTc was Miss Alice De Lacy. the
daughter Of Peter DE Lacy. the pOolroom man
The couple oloped about three years ago ana were
married in HobOkcn.
The alleged assault which occasloned the arrest
Yesterday is said 70 have been committed on June
IL and Immediately aftervard Ratcline lett town.
lie was traced by the police 10 Chicago. and a
telegram was sent yesterday morning asking the
authorities Of that city 10 arrest him. Ratclne
Twenty -second-st She t. now with her father at
10 West
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we GETS TIE A1.DrN WOOD CARVINGS.

New Haven. June &-Yale University has ac-
CURED possession OF tie famous Alden wood carv-
ings which for some years have been deposited In
the Yale AR; Schoo. These carvings are upon
e.oifessionals and panels Of monastery chapel OF
!he sixteenth century at Client and are Ga1 10
be worth $1,000. They were bought forty years ago
oy Colonel b r. Alden Of the United States Army.
and brought this country.
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Notices OF marriages and deaths muse De IN
dorsed with foil name and address
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opened On the piers OF the American English French
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coneh9 deter. i,F other gs % NsHGS s1d Tor CUP.
i,sr. - other parts o, Venezuela Curacao rriaiIat
t,,,sT and Dutch Guiana be- directed ''per P-ns
N.-r,fs'',. RI $40 for 81. Pierre Aauelon Der
s..,r,sr ZION, North sydney. -
MN, ar Newfoundland by rrn Halifax ard thence
H., steamer close Office daily az m Malls
Or Ng'ei1r rail % Boston and thence by steamer
81 90 nj this ONCE daily : % p Mails Tor cuba
~ sea,rers sailing Nondays and Thursiays) from Po-t
T,n,p, Fla Malls for Mexico City. overland unless
tu~rev addressed Dispatch by steamer close at This
o,ace daily at $50 q. m ana 80 p .Regsterei
rlos.s a 600 m. previous day
'"'' TRANSPACIFTC MAILS
Malta Society Islands. ship Troplc
Nv, "a, Francisco close here daily Up 20 June ~
", 3 az p m Mails for Chin and Japan. per $
Tacory tfrorr Tac0ra). close here daily up % Juns
.9- a, $50 % m Mails iur Australia teXc~pt West
,".palaC Hawaii ard Fiji Islands. per >. Farrimoo
1,ora Vancouver. close here daily after June .9 and
nm To- july / a, G:so p. Mails Tor china japan
c.. here daily up 20 July ~ 6.fo p Malls for
,,,ro ava Japan especially addressed only) per
f,,rr~.ss ~ china from Vancouver. close here daily
,r g. Julv - at 80 ~. Mails for Hawaii per $ g.
A,s,rala 1from san Francisco close here daily "a
g. T,v : az G.3u y. M. Malls Tor Australia texcept
,hose Tor West Australia which forwarded via
Eur1pel New Zealand. Hawaii Ftb and samoan
fsiands per : Moana from san trancisccl. close
here daily up July III AZ I.30 a. m. II a. and
$40 % m arrival az New-York OF ; rmbra
with British mails for Australia.
rranspacifc forwarded Of sailing daily
and the schedule % closing Is arranged the pre-.
sumption % their uninterrupted overland transit tree.
istele ed mail closes At u. M. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN CoTT. pos.mastsH
Postoffee. New-York y. T.. June u.s. isai.
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A Pubi.o Adm.n.strn tcr's Sale.
RICHARD WALTERS SONS.
by CHARLES p. WALTERS. AUCTioNEEl
SELL. FRIDAY. III NE. %.
AT lOl AND lO3 " EST 33D Sta
ATT u 81. THE EFFECTS OF
ALFRF!D TRU MBLE,. deceased.
Valuable. I.ibrnry, = 900 I5ookS.
hooks II Art and Rare Books General Leraturs Poetry
tirion Magazines. Encyclopedias. STANDARD WORKS IN
English. French and German. ..
Valuable collection OF EtchinPs Water Coors. En-:
CRAVINGS ana OH Paintings Works Of Meissonier sna
Rembrandt
Eric-a-Brac Pottery Vases, Rugs.
The semi monthly paper
THE, COl.IFCIOR.
a current record 81 AIT Biography, Antiquarianism Sol
Household Furniture Once Furniture. &c
WM ". HOES Public Administrator.
Golds exhibition Thursday
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New-iork State Society u the observation-disclosures!
Society ~ Cincinnati requested q attend
their decor ed brother rerber Siuyyesa Ant
Roy All Saints Chapel, Newport, Il. l., On Thuis'
day. June -. AZ Lpon- .....- -
NICHOLAS FISH. Secretary
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Lchmrn.-The members OF the Mount snsi HospitM
are respectfully requested attend the funeral OF ths
late Mayer Lehman director u Institution; from
the Temple Emanu- II. Thursday. the 2ith day q
June. J3O a. m. lSAAt NADl.ADfi
President II the Mount Sinai Hospital
ALBERT SiCHEI. Secretary.
A-The kensicO Cemctery.-Private station, He-,
!am Railroad minutes ride from the Grand |ehtFu
Deuot Ofrce lG East 42i-lt.
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,,NION DEGREES AND PRIZES
r,,r ONE HUNDRED AND THIRD CON-
NENCEMENT At SCHENECTADY
THE DEGREE OF DocroR or LAWS.

lair M.kELwAy DELIVERS THE CIIANCEL
,oR.s oEATioN AND Is Howo1ED WITH
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pOstofiioe Notice.
TRANSATLANTIC MAI

tsbo--II Le road IIATI-l uTe-Vafed, chanco
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t,-eier malls FOR the week ending June rs. 1897 vii
.6.e PROMPTLY all cases. at The General Posotnc