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DANIEL BTRMES.

Daniel Rermcs OF Union I'M. one OF the pion-
Ger brewers Of Hudson County, died at his home in
Coumba-st.. Union Hill yesterday morning at 2
o'clock He was seventy-fve years old. For several
wears he had been confined 10 his home. Death,
however came suddenly and Unexpectedly.
Mr. Rerrnes was born In Hesse Darmstadt, Ger
many in 1924 Al the age Of twenty he came TO
this country and up TO The year 1881 worked In
breweres in New-York city. He then started In
business for himself In small building In Column
blast Union iii, where the Bermes home now
stands . -. -
After laboring almost halt "A century. Mr. Ber-
mes retired and the management OF the brewery
devolyed upon his son-in-aw, Frederick Shimper.
Mr. Bermes a member OF the New-fork
Hoard OF Trade the Brewers Union and several
h.nevolent societies He leaves five children. three
daughters and two sons. The funeral VIII take
piace on Wednesday at the Grove Reformed
Church Union Hi.
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PRIZES AWARDED AT YALE.

Now-Flaven. Juno N-The following awards Of
prizes at Yale University are announced this morn
ing:
Lu.us r Robinson Latin prizes classes or es and 90
First prize JoHN + FINN. ,e9 Meriden Conn; class
Of ~ first pr'ze. ALBERT " VAN buren,. Lynn.
prlze EUGENE FARLEY. Derby. conn.
Winthrop prizes. cass ~ % First prize. ARTHUR ".
LOWELL. New Haven. second prize divided between
JOHN l. FLYNN. Meriden. conn. and CHARLES VI
HATHAWAY Jr. ONphant Penn
Scott prizes. class 81 20 In German. FRANCIS J.
HALL. Br,1kvilo. Penn. In French CHARLES II
pef,res mathematical prizes class u prize
ARTHUR : GALE jacksonville Fla: class Of 90 first
prize HOWARD l.. BRONSON New Haven; class Of 'ol
nrst pr ". MALVII. II TTLTITT, Elizabeth CITY y. g
second prize. o. y CRAWFORD. Cincinnati and RALPH
nris,ei schoarship- FRANK Fl HALE. class OF 90
C. " Betts prize. class OF co-wARREN $. THORPE
Philadelphia Tor merorious work In the required
positions OK the year and In the prose style
~ Mathew Arnold.
Defamation prizes class 81 Oo-First prize KENNETH
BRUCE Brook.yn second prize. THOMAS W SWAN.
Woo sey scholarship. class ~ oi-ALFRED p WRIGHT
fIurburt scholarship. class Of '0l-HOWAkD y. TAY-
lOH. New Haven.
Third freshman scholarship class o, oI-LACEY y.
CASKEY. Dresden. Germany.
berkeley premiums in Latin composition grade:
LACEY II. CASKEY Dresden. Germany EMERSON 3.
CHRISTIE Tarsus Turkey EDWIN II. FUTILE New
Haven: ARTHUR T. YOUNG. Brunswick. Ne. Second
grade: EDWARD y. ADAMS. wesport Conn HOWARD
i TAYLOR. New Haven. HENRY =. WARD. Clinton,
com and ALFRED p. WRIGHT. New-Haven
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HELPING THE RED cross.


IN y "''''-'N 'Ni''''N I"L''-.> f'' y
... .n,,,.>...,,
MRS TRtNoR L. Park.
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'''''' 90 anu 10 '"' H'' ''"SS'
for the maintenance Of trained nurses IN the wa
between the Tinted States and Spain. was given
YESTERDAY afternoon NJ the country home ~
Mr.. and Mrs Tr'n"r J.. Park. in furo base. West
chester County. Mr. and Mrs Park have named
,h,,- wow t.,,. Itu ,,-.s, o,1 tho efo..t. g.,
,,.s, ,.,o,.,,a,. ns,oa. . ''' .. ''9'
most appropriate. n"cauS" " occupies on" OF the
highest on.i nonrcs near Noyv- YORK Long Island
So,,,J ,,, t s,, for ,,,,l,. .u,,.,, ,,t,.s r.tto
"''' '.''' '''''
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River ana the Palisades is To Boo had, and on a
clear 1ov with q GLASS am. can ZOO tho dim o,,,
.t,,, =,
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ogramme for this evening Is as follows:
COMMITTEE TO SEE GOVERNOR.
NAMED BY MR.. QrIGG SENATOR PLATTs
ATTITUDE

ATTITUDE.
President Quigg Of the Republican County Com
mittee last evening announced the names ~ the
COMMITTEES - seven who will accompany him IN Al
bany and urge tho Governor 70 recommend legisla-
ton take the police ~ the city of the control
~ Tammany. The members Of the committee are
Abraham Gruber Ernest Hall. George r. Bidwell.
Frederick : Gibbs. Charles H. Murray. Charles y.
Taintor and John Sabine Smith Mr.. Quigg and
several members Of the committee at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening 70 confer with
Senator Plat. and It was said that tho committee
probably would have a conference with Governor
Black IN Albany next Tuesday.
The Republican city Committee will meet for
organization next Tuesday evening in the Murray
Hill Iyceum I'm Thirty-fourth-st.. Thrd-ave.
It ia possible that resolutions regarding the action
@, Mayor Van Wyck in removing Police Commits
sloners Hamilton and Philips may be presented AZ
that meeting and another committee may be sent
20 argue with the Governor. Mr.. Gruber Is said 70
DE the strongest candidate FOR chairman OF the City
Committee.
Senator Platt's attitude toward Governor Black
IS apparently not known TO the Republican district
leaders IN this city Some of them said last even
Ing thu, they al not know II the Senator would
oppose or favor Governor Blacks denomination at
tho State Convention. Frederick s. Gibbs said
senator Platt has not said anything to Indicate
whom he wil favor for the Republican nomination
for Governor think the delegation from New
York County Will vote pretty much as Mr.. Platt
wants but there is no particular feeling Of oppos-
ton 70 Governor Black in the delegation"
The convention in the XXXvth Assembly District
on Friday evening elected as delegates 10 the Re-
publican state Convention Edward r. Heal-y. Jacob
NJ. Patterson. Ernest Hall Charles 4: Reed. Fred
erick Won Beeston: John Bisgart l. V. Conover F.
+ Purdy and r w Whlpple In the Annexed Dis
that the delegates would 10 elected from the dis
trlct in the Weschester County Convention.
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MADISON sO1-ARE ROOF GARDEN

The series OF summer night roof concerts at the
Madison SQUARE Garden had its beginning last
night The orchestra "a practically hat which
played at the same place last seasonal group OF
men who for several years past were week in and
week ont under the baton Of Anton Seidl. Henry
Schmitt. who Mr.. Seidls assistant. is the con-
ductOr. His programme TO Judge by that of last
night and the others that are announced for the
next few days, are somewhat more popular. "a the
phrase goes. than usual, but with this the patrons
OF the place are not likely to quarrel 1t was a
little cold for comfort the roof last night,
but fairly numerous audience had gathered 10
hear the music. and the evidences Of enjoyment
were hearty. especially after John Rietzels finely
orchestra Ted melody OF tunes made popular by the
War Of the Rebellion The most significant Incl
dent Of the evening was the rising OF the audience
70 hear "'rhe Star spangled Banner" which wound
up The meiley-a performance which seemed to sur
prise oven the listeners themselves because of the
spon'anety OF the act.
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PARIS.
THE ATTITUDE OF FRANCE TOWARD
AMERICA DISCUSSED.

LITTLE INTEREST IN THE FRENCH MINIS
TER1AL CRIsIs-BELIEF IN PARIS THAT
THE SPANISH AMERICAN WAR
WILL BE A PROLONGED sTRUG-
GLE-sOCIAL INCIDENTS.
rHY CABLE TO THE TRrBUNEl
Paris June 1S-Never before has any french
Ministerial crisis aroused less public interest
than the one which exists at present. Apa'!iS'
blended with cynicism. forms the keynote OF the
popular attitude toward the professional polit-
clans who are now having II all their own way
at the Palais Bourbon. Theirs and TocqueVihe
NAV well turn in their graves at tho scant re-
spect with which Parliamentary institutions are
now viewed by the masses OF people. 80 iohe
the army and the foreign affairs OF inc ma
ton are not tempered with the pnphc cares
little who its Ministers may be- ana me ila"''
Shouts OF the news-venders as they ahhouh'e VII
the bouevards and in the open-alr cafes Kaieluo
scopic forecasts Of new Cabinets are recelNeu
with an Indifference hitherto absolutely I'M
known in Paris.
The prevailing opinion seems TO HH"'7e au
Cassagnacs prediction that the present Chath-
Ter is ungovernable because 1t is utterly in
capable Of furnishing working majority ior
anybody or FOR anything. and we ere destined 20
Cabinets until the Chamber itself becomes para
lyzed by its own Iproirous obstruction"
Meanwhile Paul Deschanel. the youthful presi-
dent OF this unruly assembly. although da1iy
twitted about the English cut Of his clothes ana
his well-known fashionable and athletic accom-
piishments, has. by his calm discernmeht anu
nrm, irOn-han1ed Parliamentary ruling cut
after Speaker Reeds pattern. acquired q per
sonal prestige not enjoyed by any other pupNc
man in France today. with the sole exception
Perhaps OF Hanotaux
The sensational descriptions published in New
Aork and Chicago newspapers about gross rude
ness TO Americans especially 70 American
women in the streets and shops OF Paris have
peen reproduced by the French press and have
excited disappointment and establishment for,
siter thorough investigation. no instances OF
insult or discourtesy TO any American because
~ bis or her nationality have yet been verified.
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MARRIED..

BEARD CARPENTER FRIDAY, June IL az the
residence brides parents. Poughkeepsie. ~ Y.
by the Rev George Clarke cox. Grace daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs William y. Carpenter 70 William Mossgrcve
Beard
BYRNE-O SHEA-At the residence ~ the bride >
parents Yoniers y Y. on Friday. June II, ls9s. by
the Rev Father William Meehan. Jane Francis. daugh
ter u Patrick O. Shea - Horauo ;. ByIne = New
York.
KISSAM-sTEEI.E-O Saturday. June Is NJ noon. by
the Rev. II. NJ de ST Croix. IN All saints Church.
Ieipalg Germany Elizabeth. daughter OF the late
Daniel W Kissam 10 Mr. II. Merrman s'ee.e.
wHITEHOUsE-wOO rFF-on Saturday. June IS.
isps nj residence ~ brides parents Detroit Mich, by
The Rev Rufus W. Clark d. d., Josephine Henry.
daughter Of Edward L Woodruff ESQ, 10 Charles
Austin Whtehouse Of New Brighton Staten Island
" Y
WIKINsoN-rI Thursday. June 49, at the
residence OF the bride No 2T8 Montgomeryst Jersey
city by the Rev r. X. Wick. Julia La Rue daughter
Of the late DR.. \. A Lntkns. 70 James Wilkinson OF
New York
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SAMUEL MILK EN-.

Plainneld n. J., June lS(SpeciaD Samuel Millken.
Of No $40 Contral-ave. Gied at his home this morn
ing AZ $50 O'Clock He scventy-eight years
old and had been IN for more than thirty years.
part Of the time having been spent In Intense suf-
ferlng The funeral Will be held at the house on
Monday afternoon at 2.i5 o'clock.
Mr. Milliken formerly lived In Philadelphia and
BeIlcfonio Penn. but had lived in this city for
several years. lie was engaged IN the iron
foundry business I'm New York. attending TO II in
sptc OF his poo; health lie had been confined to
tho house. however for the last nine months
Mr. Milken leaves widow. daughter Mrs
lanes NJ DeGraf. Of Ceutral-ave, and two sons.
Edward and Foster. Of Ncw-York. He was "A MEM
her OF the First Presbyterian Church.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.


TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
wEDNEsDAY-At Q a. IN. supplementary 1890 q Ml
ct 70 h Gr Bsso s.S a Ffi,sSs sra
sATiR fAt; a. m FOR Germany direct per I.
ified,ich Via Bremen DETER; for other parts e
a m Tor France switzerland Italy. Turkey Egypt ana
British india per La sass5 sam sa ns, be d.
rec,el per la Navare'); at $50 a. m. for Great
sai Renmark sweden Norway and Russia per
r"ss except ss must sGff fe5 ssfr
fr Netherlands direct Per s. OOH SSda; VA
10 a. m for scotland direct. per. g. Ehiopis, via
glasgow Geers must be directed sr Ethiopia En- ,.anet
Chester Queenstown ne,ters must Se directed peg
fSssaaa at via chris'ana Gssrs directed
per Thlagvalla'D.
After the closing OF the Supplementary Transatlantic
opened on the piers Of the American English French
and German steamers. and remain open un'h Wilma
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERiCA'
WEST INDIES. ETC
sUNDAY-A. a. m. for Nassau. n. p. csmpechA
e t oe9 parts sa Of Mssco must Be directed per
MoNBAYZA, ! ?. m. tor Brazil direct and Ia Plats
Countries, per Run via rsrnambaeo Bahia ana G.d
RIO De JaeIS g.er AZ r = S0ph sFaf for cSa y s
Belize Puerto and Guatemala. per steamer from
TtEsDAY~At 1880 q. m: Tor Haiti per $ 3 Pr.as
Veorzuea trinidad BRITISH and Dutch Guiana mus
he directed per Prins Maurits) a, p m for North
Ceara d,ers for other parts OF Brazil must be directed
'per pominicD at D. IN. Tor Victoria and santos, per
per steamer from North sydney at 10 p m. Tor
Jamaica; per steamer from adenhia, ian -,
FOR Venezuela and Curacao, also for Savanllla ana
Carthagena per 5 q Abydos via Curacao; at ii p. n
for jamaica. per steamer from Baltimore.
FOR Aux-Cayes and Jacme. Haiti and Santa Martha
sATURDAYIAt 10 a m supplementary 1880 a. ND
r Fortune ssnd ssvsna s sna GIy psp
iimon must be directed per Alleghany). az 10 m
supplementary 1890 a. M for Haiti and Carthasena-
tampeche Chiapas Tabasco and Yucatan. per steamer
Dorset for other parts q Mexico must be directed
uer $ Portia; at . p m Tor North Brazil per .. q
orgen Para and Manaos deters for other parts OF
for Xewfoundiand. per steamer from North sidney.
Mails Newfoundland. by rail- to Halifax. and thence
Mails for Miquelon, by rail 20 Boston and thence ny
Close at Ss Ge a2 ns.. at @ ss.
FOR dispatch by steamer. close at this once daily 0
23O a m. and 2:30 p m fRegsiered mail closes ~
.. m. previous day.
TRANsPACFIC MAILS.
San Francisco close here daily to June % at $50
iron Tacoma) close here daily to June 2a al $3.50
Mails fer 9.r Aq''r AHA teP .a wss A Ssr
Miowera from Vancouver close herr daily up 70 June
S S SSS @ San E sns .s sss
to June a. at $3.50 p m Malls for china ana Japan
from vancouver close here daily up to July - at $50
p m. Mails for Australia except those for West Aus
Taa whleh are forwarded VIA EUROPE smsS
from San fancsco close here daily after June 70 and
TO Ju + at Of a anS SO R h. B ,Sn On
mails for Australia.
schedule Of closing is arranged on the presump
ton OF their uninterrupted overland transit tRegis-
tered mail closes coRxERi1s VAN orT Postmaster.
Postoiice New York. n Y. June H. 1895.
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DIRECTORY OF VOLUNIEERS.
NETWORK TROOPS.

FIRST s1 anGNFN7 .Ps 81 + FL %'oa
Nv Coz and II. Governors Island. y. Y
sEcoXp REGIMEEXTc aisi Fla rs,. Church Va
T TaH4n sTM 2rH am" ana sTH FEdMrNTs Camp
rwf FS7@as sfcoSb REGiMENT Cor a. sna X
Fo schuy o r. %po rex ss S'I Ees
N iI.n y W S2 Is f Foin; o. s. ' y .'' '''
FORTY EyEY1I5 EF g 3 g. II 'O K + s ngs
s,xr ryri FIFTH FIT REGMENT- Aser Falls Church
~
TR00r camp A siss F Fs. S chnrcf Va
I 1sT%R EATER Merritt San Francisco Cal
,,,,ers ,or members OF the Naval Reserve should
be addressed:
XANkETETTT aySs Tard %Ts Staten 1s1S Island
- G : JAsON-Fishers Island Surok County. y J.
NEw-JERsEY TROOPS.
s FFEST Sfd5nhMnrxT iI"SSh'o@yiiie Tia
THIRD E W.HcSl% j. Coz. b. + and /. rompon
lake \. J.
Letters for members Of the Ne"-Jersey Naval
Reserve should be addressed.
=. ( { BADGER Province,own. Mass.
!. s S REsOLUTE. Navy Yard. y y
CONNECTICUT TROOPS
FIRST REcMENr1co' A. o5 vi .s and x I F. & Knox
rS S i isIsnd cos ana H. iIe5 Port
,,c IaTdj bHHTfrERY A-Nlantic, Conn
HWY i;loh TATTERY C-Niantc Conn
NAVAL Rt.'27TeRY Fort Criswold. Gro,on. Conn.
Fort slocum is Davids Island. Long Island
Sound. l., ON Throes Neck Borough NJ
Tne Point is Long Island. Borough Of
QG1eovytnrnor's Island Is In Ntw-fork Haroor The
~, &c Known az Fort Columbus r,
'o Fort Hamilton is on Long is'ahd Borough OF
E"r Wadsworth is on Staten Island Borough OF
Richmond =, 4, ~, Sandy Hook n j.
LeeacG mainly. Name, rank, company and regi-
ineh' ntch the organization comes should always
from which oc c There may be regiments in the
Sane oe camp from various STATES "a''"s ''e SANS
Proper form OF address;
private Company N.
9Th Regiment. ~ Y. Vols.
Camp Thomas, -
Chickamauga Park. Ga
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OBITUARY NOTES

ST Paul June ls.-Colonel James f Jacques. Of
Quincy H. is degd lie had a notable war rec
ord. and he commanded the 72d Illinois Infantry
in the war. 1t OF the famous regiments
both because ~ its fighting qualities and because
Of its name. the preacher regiment" He was
OF the Commissioners appointed by President
Lincoln to settle the differences between the North
and the South
Pierre : d. June lS-Frederick Dupree well
known in this part OF Dakota for the last nifty
years, and OF the leading cattle and horse
owners OF the Sioux range. is dead. Mr.. Dupree
the owner OF one OF the few herds OF buffalo
left in the Northwest.
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CLARK-At Freehold. y. J.. on June 1s Caroline. wife
II w f. Clark. OF New-York city. in the T4th year
~ her
Funeral private
HARRIMAN-On Saturday. June IS 1905 Charles HART
man IT. son Of Charles and Sarah :. Hartman.
Funeral residence OF his parents Yonkers
y. Y. Tuesday June Il, at O'Clock ?. m
Interment nVenience OF family.
KENNEDY-on Saturday. June is: at the residence Of
his sister. Mrs James " Kirby No i3s East 40t1-st..
william r.. elder OF the late Andrew and Frances
l.. Kennedy.
Funeral services St. Agnes's Church 43i-st, near
Lexington Monday. Iuns 10 N
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JACOB GTGGENHEGMER

Jacob Guggenheimer. cousin OF Randolph Gug-
genheimer President OF the Municipal Council, died
suddenly at his home. No. liG7 Park-ave., on Fri
day night. His death caused by an attack OF
apop.exy. which seized him while he was sitting at
his supper table Mr.. Guggenheimer was a retired
business man. seventy-siX years Old. lie leaves a
widow ana two children.
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A CONFERENCE ASKED FOR.

club c has appointed VI. n. Rothschild. J. II.
Klein Henry Ling Taylor. william Scott and John
Jay chapman a committee 10 consider the sub
feet Of independent nominations for the Judges
20 Doe elected next autumn. The committee has
written letter 20 the counsel OF the city club
md - the Citizens Union. asking that those or
carnations appoint committees for conference
at Dclmorcos on Wednesday evening June ~
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mn L l. DESRAIMES.

DR. F. j. Desraimes. OF the Hudson County
Boulevard Union Hill. died At his home yesterday
morning at 40 o'clock. He had been I'll for some
time and for the last few months had been con-
fined his bed.
DR. Desraimes only thirty-nin years old.
and came from Q weu-knowu New-Jersey family.
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DIED.

LroUER-on Friday. June i! 1895 a. her residence 70
S Sausr Of tho se Sohos, and sarah Lea uq
s h n Mcnssy an 90 s
E5s Re 19 Ss%ue At M Ra"d
Of philadelphia and Beefonte Penn IN the 'e'n year
Iqps 20 It. bis late on
ya q train leaving foot Of Liberty cont a, iso p M
Dr. WI Wa NJ and lS Marion SSS Nee
Place % Bro sid o @sF MoHday s''
oGDEN-on SATURDAY, June Is. Henry s Ogden ~.
Charles H. Mesnser No 81 South oxtordsi Brook
iyn on Monday. June 90 a 10 a.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
sMITH-On Saturday June Is. 1895. Rosena w. widow
Funeral service viii he held at her late residence No
400 West 44th-st, New-York CITY, Monday June q"
1t is requested that flowers be sent.
sTRorsEon FRIDAY June T. ls9s at Far RGekaw
Funeral from HI. late ssae9c' NJ % ~ 5o West s''h
Kindly omit flowers.
r., h s Ksn c sss June IS Mary Ia Akin widow
TuPPER-June II. 1898 William Vaughan Tupper. aged
Services at his late residence No. Broos-
lyn sunday. at 43O ,. m
lnterment at convenience Of the family.
UNDERHIII.-On Saturday. June IS Edward Fitch Un-
Funeral Monday at convenience OF family.
VAN sICI.N-On Saturday. June is. 1895 Sarah Jane.
wife q George W. Van siclen
a;s ha@ SS lei wS Tssdy Nss a fro" her
WEBEROn the 18th inst. Albert Weber. eyed ~ years.
Funeral az his late residence No 2i West 18th ST.. Mon
day morning. at 10 O'Clock.
WHITF1EI.D-on Friday, June II. at Bemar ~ J.,
Charles H.. husband q, Emily l.. Whitfield aged 6S
Funeral services be held Second Collegiate Re
formed Church. IenoN ave. and 1884 ST., New-foSk
city, Monday morning. at II O'Clock.
Kindly omit flowers
WHITNEY-On Wednesday evening. June s. at his resi-
dence No Al West oath st. William Whitney.
Funeral services at ST. Patricks Cathedral 5hav And
.Dth-st, on tuesday, June IL at 10 a m
requested - attend the funeral service o. Benjamin r.
Dos Passes sixth Company at No. 30 West s2d-st. on
Monday June 20. ls!s at 10 O'Clock a m.
THOMAS DIMOND. Colonel
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. tho New-York University

He was graduate OF the New-York University
OF 1872 The funeral will take place tomorrow at
o'clock The burial will be In Rdgeheld cemetery.
and the Rev !. w. Gowen. of the Grove Re
formed Church. will conduct the services Or
Desraimes leaves a widow and a seventeen-year-
old daughter
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orNERaL HARRISON AT LONG BRANCH.

Ex-Presdent and Mrs. Harrison went to Long
Branch yesterday. II Is probable that the Cen
eral will remain al the resort for some little time
He will TO the city almost daily to look AFTER
dis law business.
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lean Marie Ferdinand Sarrien was born in 1910
AT Bourbon-Ianoy. Department OF Saone-et-l.oire.
where he Is a landed proprietor and "A lawyer lie
took part In the Franco Prussian War. and be
came Mayor OF his town In lS1 He was e'ected
~ the Chamber OF Deputies IN 1876 for the first
Tim. was Minister Of Posts and Telegraphs In
tho Rrisson Cabinet. Minister OF Justice In the
Goblet ca bnet Minister Of the Interior in the third
Freycnet Cabinet and Minister OF the Interior in
The frat Tlrard Cabinet.
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COLLEGE, GIRLS ~ SHAKESPEARE
TIE SENIOR CLASS AT SMITH ACTS MITCH

TIE SENIOR CLASS AT SMITH ACTS MUCH
ADO ABOUT NOTHING"
Northampton. Mass. June ls (Spe"aD-The senior
class OF Smith College gave ~ annual theatrical
performance at the Academy % Music this evening
The Official name FOR the occasion IS Senior Ora
mates" II il spoken % as an annual performance
because although the play is seen on other nights
than hs one. the other presentations are aiher In
tho Of dress rehcnrsas FOR special audiences
while the % to-nghi IL dsfinctIvey the perform
ance the ono which Is specified on tho commence
mont Invitations.
Tho academic nctors have for several years de-
voted themselves 10 Shakespeare and this year the
play was "Much Ado Abou, Nothing" The play
gives opportunities for good hard study OF the text
which tho performance showed 70 have been de-
voted 70 II honestly and thoroughly and q also has
an abundance Il merrimnnt appropriate 20 the
festive time a the college And this. too the actors
ard tho audience showed Enthusiastically that they
Appreciated The audience was. as usual ono ~
tho most brilliant TO be found In any theatre any
whore.
IN. cast Of the play was as follows
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. No. 1855 Worth.
st. WIN F. BARNARD. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF song
Sunday at $3.50 Singing by the choir OF children
Of the institution Public invited Donations Of cothng
and sb.~A solicited
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POstoff1ce Notice.

Should he read DAILY all interested changes may
tine)
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