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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
WELLESLEY.

wellesley Mass. July AT the commencement
exercises. held on Tuesday the degree OF Bachelor
of Arts was conferred upon 1871 candidates and tho
degree Of Master Of Arts upon Miss Fannie Theo-
dora Brown wellesley, $50. OF Round Lake y. Y.
and Miss Mary Katharine ConyngtOn (Wellesey.
9D. CT Providence, Il. !. Hamilton w. Mabe Of
The Outlook" delivered the commencement adj
dress. on Some Hints from Nature" The presi-
dent and faculty OF the college wore academic robes
this occasion, for the first time IN the college
history. A banquet in College Hall followed the
afternoon exercises In the new chapel.
Class day was carried out successfully on Monday
afternoon. with an outdoor concert Boy the Ges
Club and a repetition OF the senior dances Of the
tree-day pageant. The commencement concert was
given in the evening by the Boston Instrumental
Club. The Rev William r. Richards Of Plainfield
n j. preached the baccalaureate sermon June q.
The alumn,e. of whom a large number returned
for commencement held their annual business
meeting on Wednesday morning and the alumn'e
luncheon was ecrvcd at noon toasts being respond
ed 20 by Mrs Louise McCoy North class OF ID:
Miss Amelia Avery Hall 81 MIS- Charlotte Fitch
Roberts 's0 Mrs. Wnfred Edgerton Merrill -;
Miss Abigail r. Laughlin. 81; Miss Henrietta Wells
Iiyernore 81; Miss Grace Andrews " ana MISS
Grace Machir Hoge '9S Announcement was made
at the luncheon that the endowment iund mas
reached the sum Of $4,000 -, .
The construction OF the new oDserNh1org VIII Us
pushed rapidly during the summer, ana u y * *
pected that the building will be ready ipr &c sary
in October. The inauguration OF the new pIes'osh''
Miss Hazard will take pace october
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03
SLIGHT DECLINE IN EXPORTS,
GOOD CROPS IN ALL PARTS OF THE
WORLD THE CAUSE.

Washington July (spec,aD.-Good crops In all
the world In the year 1889 will probably make our
export figures for the fiscal year about 70 emu
few million dollars less than those OF the oani,ei
year 1898. The figures covering the exports IN the
eleven months ending with May which have peen
received by the Treasury Bureau OF STATISTICS IN
dictate that in the eleven months the total exports
are about 100000 less than those OF the corre-
spending months OF the preceding year. ana IL Is
quite probable that the total for the full year wiz
be slightly below those OF the great and unprece-
denied wear 1895 That they will be much In excess
OF any other year. however, Is equally apparent.
For the eleven months Of the year 1893 the 'o'ai
exports are s2s572. while in no earlier year eN
cept 1898 did the total exports OF the eleven months
reach the bon-dolIar line.
The following table shows the total Exports ~ o,
the United States in each year from 1888 10 1873 "
the eleven months ending with May:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03
RADCLIFFE.

Cambridge. MISS July 2.-On Saturday afternoon,
June o. the junior class entertained the seniors at
the Longfellow house. which offered for the
occasion by Miss Alice Longfellow. Here the TWO
classes were to "eat ard drink together as friends
for the last time. Owing TO the shower the Erls
were obliged to retire to he house for their conee
and speeches.
on Sunday came the baccalaUreate sermon, by
the Rev Samuel NJ Cro,hers. pastor OF the First
Parish Church Cambridge, who also delivered the
baccalaureate sermon at Harvard this year. The
On Monday the seniors spent the day alone to-
gether at the house OF Eleanor Carter. 80. Here
the class history was read by Miss May Rand; alsl
the class statistics and tho prophecy During the
afternoon scenes from Shakespeare were given In
the grove.
on Tuesday came commencement In the morn
ing all the graduates met at the home OF the dean,
Miss Irvine, where luncheon was given At I'D
o'clock I'm the afternoon more than seventy five girls
took their degrees In Sanders Theatre ana received
diplomas. Francis Cabot Lowell delivered the an
nual address for Harvard. Others present were
President Eliot. Miss Nancy Goes. secretary or
Radcliffe and large chorus Of Radcliffe Students
who sang two odes OF Horace in the original:
Mrs Agassiz announced two gifts. the first OF
81 600 given by the students Of Rddclne 10 MISS
Mary Goes secretary a trustee, 10 be eAFehdel
by her as she ht for the advantage OF the col
lcge and the second, of $4,000 from the estate
Of the late Edward Austin. Mrs Agassiz also an
nounced the award of the prize offered by inc go
ciety OF Colonial Danes for the best essay on - o.
lonal history to Miss Sarah Dean, 30. Inc llono
r Wildly prize awarded 10 kate -. IeL.ls.l
for her doctors thesis on Chaucers Nohhe ies ss
Tale" published a Radcliffe monograph last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03
AN UNEMPLOYED MANS SUICIDE

Boeza sykalla, forty-two years old. an Austrian.
committed suicide early yesterday morning by In
haing Illuminating gas IN the furnished room ne
occupied at No. 81 Third-st. Comparatively little
Is known OF the man, FOR he engaged the room
only on Saturday afternoon from Mrs. johanna
Flexig, the proprietress OF the house. From the
effects which he left II is supposed that the man
was formerly a bookkeeper. who had lived IN
Brooklyn. and from one OF the memorandum books
found II is believed that ne formerly ser
gcant In Company c OF the 9th Regiment.
An application for employment as bookkeeper was
discovered in HIS room, written upon the letter
head of Deimct Brothers Co. dstlllers ana I'm.
porters Of No. IL Vesey-st, this city under date
of June q last the Star Extract Works. No
1872 Fulton-st.
Il is evident that the was out OF work and
respondent at his inability 10 secure employm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03
AMHERST.

Amherst Mass. July 1.-The Hyde prize exhibit
ton IN oratory was held Tuesday evening, the
sought-for prize being finally awarded to Edward
w Hitchcock. The other prizes for the year were
announced follows;
Latin-B ertram prizes. A. H. Ausuh' H. W.
Botham and c. NJ Grover.
senior prizes-P. T. Winsow and A. Havand
Junior-Thompson prizes. E. H. wilkins g. 8.
BRYAN and d. Hurd.
fsraesbm9n prizes-H " Giese and W. V. Trevay.
Greek prizes-I +. Newton and X. \. slu ~ yi,o-
English-Kent prizes E. D Gaylord; heloes
prizes. F. c. Buffum. ol. and " Reed @
Nathematics-Waker prize. j. \. MARSH, 49,.
Porter admission przes-SE0 II. W. Giese; 5No
prize 2. A. Waters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03
Nm4~r&4
WOmen's 81
Sailor Hats, Csc.

THE manufacturer wanted to balance up
his books and go on vacation with no
uneasy thoughts of unsold stock 10
come between him and his enjoyment. we
helped. He can fish in serenity now for
the stock is here. We took it without It's
anxieties, for the price will be
Csc. Each
and at that figure they will 60 as fast as we
can hand them out and make change. You Il
call them dollars worth.
Very good hats, of a fine rough straw III
proper stvlc. trimmed with black silk bands.
Main floor Tenth aisle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03
VIEW COURT INSTALLED IN PORTO RICO

a.n Imam. Porto Rico. July AIT 10 o'clock yes
.ssav the Provisional Court was greeted by
49, 49, r,dela the Spanish Consul and welcomed
se ~. ov,nones president OF the Supreme Court
" y, par,o e,co and Mr. Daz. Secretary OF Justice
% bebaf of the Bar Association. Inc addresses
were answered by Mr.. Pcttins' ,ne p'es'a, s,, =,
,ice. and MI Sharpe. Judse-Ao'0'"''' 40 ''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03
BISHOP NEWMAN SERIOUSLY ILL.,

Saratoga. July (SpeciaD-The Rev. DR. John =
Newman. one OF the Bishops OF the Methodist Epis.
copal Church, Is In serious condition tonight ana
It is feared that he cannot live another twenty-ioa'
hours.
For some time he has been suffering from a par.
tal paralysis OF the limbs. His lately becane
aggravated and his whole body is gradually 6ec0m.
ing affected. His af,icton increased to-day oy
an attack Of pneumonia Bishop Newman has oess
confined 10 his cottage here for upward OF fsuI
weeks While the Bishop lives at Saratoga san
Francisco Is his Episcopal hoEie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03
HAMILTON.

Clinton n. Y, July 1.-THE honorary degree OK
Doctor of Laws has been conferred by the college
upon Ephraim Mariner OF Milwaukee; william
Writ Howe. OF New-Oreans. and Warren - Hook
err of Fredonia. y. Y. and the degree Of Doctor of
Divinity upon the Rev H. r Bissell OF Phl,aoS'..
the Rev A. l.. Love. Of Albany, and the Rev Gil
bert Reid OF China.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03
FILIPINO VILLAGE OPENED.

John H. Starin at Glen Island Saturday en-
tertained a large number OF newspaper representa-
tives at dinner given in his private dining room
II was the occasion of the opening OF the Filipino
village. Sixteen natives have been brought from
Manila and established at Glen Island. They
danced sang and played basketball for the amuse-
ment of the visitors. Afterward the party WAS
taken in Mr. Starins steam yacht for visit 10 me
yachts Columbia and Defender, which are opposite
Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03
SITE FOR NEW FEDERAL BUILDING.

Newport News. July (SpeciaD-The site selected
by the Treasury Department for the $1,000
Federal building comprises eight desirable corner
lots overlooking the James River which were
bought from the Old Dominion Land Company. OF
New-York for 81 500.
The price asked So $50 The site VIII make
admirable location for the Custom House
through which the Government does the largest
export and import business In Nlrglnia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03
THE NASHVILLE N DRYDOCK.

Newport News. July (SpecaD.-The guDboa,
Nashville has returned TO the Navy Yard and Is
now in the drydock. On the trip from New orleans
she struck some sunken object which injured sew
eral OF her plates A survey Is being made. and II -
thought the Nashville win have to remain here for
repairs al least six weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03

the court and by Governor General Davis. A large
number OF people were present including the st IAN
OF General Davis the Secreta ries. members or the
Supreme Court. the foreign consuls and the l1th
Infantry Band.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03

INSTRUCTION FOR CONvICTs-An interesting
order was issued last week to the Governor OF
Prisons to the effect that all convicts undergoing
penal servitude who have not PASSED the MIRO
standard in education must be relieved from laoor
for an hour daily be devoted TO instruction nnti
the convict is able TO pass the examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03

CLYDE RECORDS BROKEN.-The Clyde ship
ping returns for the last six months beat all rec
ords One hundred and twenty-five vessels, aggre-
eating 234s7 TONS have been launched, ana over SIX
months full work Is still on hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03

Will contain matter not included In any previous
collection Of his works - 4.
Mr.. and Mrs Poultney Bigelow have gone TO
Diaard where they have taken villa. . , -.
Anthony Drexel has taken Lord AmpthilFs seat
Norris Castle Cowes, Isle OF Wight for the yacht
ing season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03
This UnequaIed
Shirt.WaiSt
Showing

find the kinds you fancy. come assured
they are fairly priced. Many styles OF pure
white lawn waists, and good assortment,
too, in striped and polka-dot madras, dlmity'
lawn and percale. Priced thus:
OF WHITE LAWN - $500. hat. ,,o,s
and plated back; Numbered cuffs and detachapc col
lar. good value at 81 49,, -, .iot.oI
slFine drop stitch awr. full front; yoke and pIae"
back Numbered cuffs and detachable collar. 49,, l.,
81 5O-Ful front with rows OF fine eInoroidery IN
serton woke and plated back; detachable coiar al"
laundered cuffs. ,,. - o. ~, ,oca
insertion: yoke and plated beck ,,,. ,
Others prettily trimmed with lace OF emo'iue'' anu
plaits up to $3.50
OF C'OLORED MATERIALS - -. -, .,
prettilv striped madras: full front; YOKE ana
Matted back. Numbered cuffs detachable collar
sfIOf fine striped dimty full front bias stripes yoke
and plated back; Numbered cuffs and detachable col
,o,,o
81 25-Of cool lawns pretty stripes full front yoke
and Matted back; Numbered cuffs and detachable col
lar. -, 49,. ,,.s .os ,ruh
81 -Polka-dot percaes full 'front.' plated edged Win
white braid: yoke back. 49,.
81 5Of fine striped lawns round yoke back and 'front.'
OF white edged with narrow insertion: laGndered
cuffs and detachable collar.
Second floor Fourth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03
WOmen'S
TdiIOr.mdde
Suits

always useful, good in color and woFKman-
ship, stylish and serviceable. FOR goooS
that are worth high markings, that were
reasonable indeed at their original rates,
note these selling prices:
4, sn-serges and other materials; blue black ana
green ny-front Jackets: correctly hanging sH'S' o
n few OF each size: values up 10 slO ,.,o..
At SiO-Navy blue Pnd few homespuns, rs
I'm different styles: well tailored; values up 20 70 ,u
A, sl9-Navy blue cheyIOts and other stuns, wen
ored many silk lined throughout; values up 10 N--'o
nd floor Rrna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03

TO REPLACE Won HOLLEBEN.-Dr Mumm
Won Schwarzensteln. the Luxembourg Minister who
is 10 replace DR.. Holleben temporarily as
German Ambassador at Washington sails for New
York July I. He dined yesterday with J b.
Jackson, secretary OF the United States Embassy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03

ANTI-AMERICAN AGTTATION.-The Barmen
Chamber of Commerce demands decided action tow
ard the United States IN tariff matters and sug-
gests that American goods be subjected to the same
conditions here German goods In the United
States in regard to consular Authorization &C in
voices and fees. The Agrarian press strongly In
dorses this and notes the fact that the Barmen
Chamber is q free-trade body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03

THE TRANSvAAL CRISIs.-While the trend OF
news regarding the Transvaal Is more pac'uO'
ost,or ~ neace or war still trembles IN the bal
ance But the impression continues that II Great
Britain maintains the firm stand asserted by Joseph
Chamberlain, the Secretary OF State Tor the Noio-
MES in his recent speech at Birmingham 10 De 'he
policy Of the united Cabinet, President Kruger VIII
Weld. Undoubtedly immense pressure Is Deine ~
ert Cd bv the Afrkander party In south africa anu
bv the Orange Free State 10 get Presldeht hiuHeI
10 grant adequate concessions. Meetings are bellB
held daily throughout South Africa, wnile the ea-
element is growing apace and restitution Is sprEad
ing among the Uitanders. owing to the defhoraH%a-
ton OF business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03

THE QUEEN AT ALDERSHOT-The paramount
thought among the crowds which thronged the IN
closures AT the review Of troops at Aldershot Mon
day. Judging from the frequent references to the
subject. was one Of admiration for the wonderful
mowers OF endurance displayed by Queen Victoria.
enabling her TO bear the fatigue such an afternoon
age THE heat was intense, the glare OF the sun
vas binding. the dust was thick and the troops
occupied two hours in passing the saluting point:
Yet i'm spite OF tie fact that Her Majesty had
travelled by train from Windsor and had been
driven from Farnoorough to Laffans Plain, she ap-
reared to enjoy the scene from first to last though
many young and strong persons left the ground
quite exhausted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03

AMERICANS IN BERLIN-Dr. John MEG.
Woodbury.. who sent by President Mckinley to
report the medico-military organization of the
German Army: Admiral Erben and Mrs Erben
and John Drey have arrived here. Mr.. Jackson
gave dinner on Tuesday In honor OF Admiral Err
ben and Dr. Woodbury..
on Tuesday the Americans In Berlin will cele-
orate the Fourth by picnic at Grunau and Mr.
and Mrs. Jackson will receive during the after
noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03

FRIENDLY TO THE FRENCH MTNIsTRY-Tht
press devotcs much attention to the launching OF
the new French Ministry. Upon the whole. 1t sim
pathzes with the Ministry as against the Oppos
don The "Frankfurter Zeitung' sees in the dec
laration Of the French Cabinet proof that II Is
made OF different stuff from its predecessors and
believes it's small majority Will be soon followed
By a much greater one.
The "Kreuz- Zcitung" predicts the Cabinet
will not survive tho verdict 10 be rendered al
Rcnnes whatever 1t may be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03

PRAISE FOR Won BUELOW.-The elevation OF
Won Bulow. the Minister OF Foreign Affairs to a
countship has been received with much satisfaction
by the press. II emphasize the fact that Won
Rtilow has improved the relations OF Germany with
Great Britain and Russia and begins to see I'm him
a successor of Prince Hohenlohe as Imperial Chan
celIor The only Earring note comes from the
Agrarian "Correspondenz" which reprOaches him
with weakness in yielding 10 English arrogance"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03
WHAT LONDON TALKS OF.

London July 2
LIEUTENANT CHURCHILLS CANNAoS.-
Lady Randolph Churchill, having suceessiui'y
launched THE Ango-Saxon Review, is tak,"s ."
earnest part In her sons canvass OF the oiunai"
district. which he hopes TO represent In Parma
rnent In succession to the late Robert Ascrol'
Conservative. Lieutenant Winston ChurcHii,
campaign is attracting great attention all over the
country. 49,. ala
winston is making a great fight OF H. sou
Lady Churchill TO a representative OF ine N
ciated Press land as the struggle gets hotter ana
hotter the more we are enjoying It. Its quite IKE
old times. OF course am going 70 week ee ~ for"
sha exclaimed iaughingly 1.-The Liberal candluates
being married, have distinct adyands9 platform
ston stands squarely the Protestaht pa pa, - "a
He ia in favor OF legislation maintaining law e,iu
order in the Church. Protestanlsm, Is 'i ne Over
cry in Lancashire to-day. WINSTON is,N,noi
whemed with populations from licensed ,ra
lers dog-muZzlers. vaccinators IL drassina]
and women suffragists. Besides' ne 10 ANU
four meetings daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03

HERR KAINZ'S FAREWELL-Herr Kainz at
his farewell at the Deutsche Theatre on Friday
evening. met with enthusiastic demonstra ton
In the theatre and later In the street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03
What sort of belt have
you had in mind? It's
here. This gathering
comprises all the kinds
that good taste ap-
hats likrlv 70 he in
Women'S Belts,
Numerous New
Styles That
Will Please
proves. One style
especially high favor

Thev are heavy corded silk crush belts. TO twic
around: pink maize green and white Roman striT
borders: jeweled buckles Sl23 each: At the san
price some Of black satin. with handsome enamelo
buckles.
Beaded elastic belts. very attractive. SOC. to <2'o.
Tenth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03

The author Of the latest, and perhaps best. his
tory OF the Black Republic NJ. Dorsainvl. has
been rewarded by the Government Of Hayt being
recently appointed director of the Potion Lyceum.
the highest scholastic institution in the country.
Previous to this prom otion NJ Dorsainvil was only
an inspector Of schools at Port-au-Prince.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03

IMPORTANCE OF THE ELECTlONS.-Pon.'ca
men attach immense Importance 10 'ne O'u"a ,.'
ord s,ocknort hveections. and the Liberals freely
count IN winning both seats and re-eecting George
whitley liberal UnionisD for Stockport as
Liberal in the event of his maintaining ms TEE TS
nation rendered protest agalllst Nv maj :,
Rant Charges bill 1t is freely predicted tnat !,
the Liberals win both seats the GovernmehtS Nm
receive such shock that the Marquis 81 nni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03

NOTED CONVICT DIsCHARGED.-The notori-
Gus Baron Hammersten. the former editor OF
the "Kreuz-Zeitung" who was sentenced on April
o. 1896 to three years penal servitude. TO be de-
prved OF his civil rights for five years and pay
a fine of 100 marks for fasifying his papers ac-
counts. has served his sentence and discharged
from the Moabite Prison this week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-05-06
BRAVE sAIL0Rs HoNORBp.
Britons who WIN Wear Gold Medals
Presented by the President.


Britons who WIN Wear Gold Medals
Presented by the President.
Washington, May 6.-The president
has presented gold medals to number
Of persons in recognition of their
heroic services in effecting the rescue
of American citizens from disabled
vessels.
The following persons Of the British
steamship Primers Point, for rescuing
the master and crew of the American
schooner Annie l.. Green, Dec. z, 1898,
were thus rewarded: John Davies,
first officer; Carl Hurlin, boatswain;
Christian Peterson, carpenter; Albert
Simmons, G. Mackay and George
Smith, seamen.
Also the following members of the
British steamer Eric concerned in the
rescue of the captain and crew of the
American schooner Bertram N. White,
Dec. 2, 1898: Thomas Thistle Daniel
Hughes, boatswain; Charles w. Lev
rick, Frederick Westfield and John
Snike, seamen.
The following of the British steamer
Orthia, who participated in the rescue
of the captain and crew of the Ameri-
can bark st. Lucie, wrecked at sea
on Nov. 29, 1898, were given medals;
Andrew Malcom Reid, chief officer;
Hugh Gray carpenter; James Halden,
boatswain; Harry Gordon, Joseph Ar
woodson and H. Hansen, seamen.
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