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c. c. y. Y. EXERCISES.
DIPLOMAS GIVEN AND MEDALS AwARDED-N1NE
LYNNE CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES.

DIPLOMAS GIVEN AND MEDALS AWARDED
LYNNE CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES.
The commencement OF the College Of the
City Of New-York was held at Carnegie Music
Hall last evening. and was well ATTENDED
On the platform with the president. General Alex
ander s. Webb. the members OF the iacuity
and several School Commissioners. The ninety-nlhe
young men upon whom the degrees OF Master OF
Arts Master OF Sciences. Bachelor OF Arts anu
Bachelor OF Sciences were conferred, occupied 'he
front four Of seats. and wore the OXFORD caps
end gowns.
The programme follows:
Music. Overture ''waenseius Camp 'Kerins
Music. PRAYER from Der Freischgtz Won Weber
salua,ory addresses and second honorary grafton sa.
Third honorary oia,ion Enthusiasm and PROFESS; ,...
Music air vate EuPsoP Ts11s, Solo Robinson
Fourth honorary grafton. Poor Charles Lamb ,.
Fifth honorary Grafton Lord Beaconsaeld'
sixth honorary oretion. National Sentiment IN s.,o
First dissertation The March Of Democracy"...;
Second dissertation Arnold Toynbee. Henry MoskowIt1
MUSE selection from me Msnobem Ma. EcRier
Music parsphrase on "DiAf ana Langley
vaedictory addresses. Redih
Max Radln the valedictorian. Ave medals.
Louis Eichhorn got the Pe gold medal for the high
est averages In all STUDIES IN the junior CiaSS MI
Radin also received the Pe gold medal for the
highest averages OF the college Other medals
were awarded as follows: Robert Sim. Ward medal
in botany; Isidor Glatzer, Ward medal for algebra
and geometry, August Bostroem, Devoe prize Tor
wood carving. Albert London. Caflin medal FOR
Greek William F. tnger Clafin medal for Latin,
Albert J. Acker. Ward medal for geometry; John
lie Conte Cromwell prize; Benjamin Jaffee. Ward
medal for logic: Jacob Hartman. Ward medal for
French Henry Neumann Ward medal. Felix
Hecht Riggs gold medal for composition Henry
p Goidstein first. and William Grossman second.
prize for ESSAY on political economy. Jesse q. Bull
lows, Clafin medal for Greek; Jesse q. Bullows.
the Bennett medal.
Medals were also awarded for merit 70 Theodore
Breitwieser Francis j. Kahn, Malcolm sundheimer
George Thomas Stodel, Eugene Weiss, rudolph
Seligman. Louis A. Sable. Samuel b. Belch. Alex
ander S. SOlow. Monhem Echler and Samuel j.
Lewis
The prize annually awarded by the president OF
the Board Of Education TO the winner OF the ora
torlca contest. recently held In Chickering han,
was last evening awarded TO Albert Lefkowitz
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WELL-KyOWY DETECTIVE TO RETIRE.

Detective Sergeant Philip Reilly who has been
q member OF the police force thrty-six years, and
q detective most Of the time, has applied for re-
tirement on a pension. He was sent on several
trims 10 foreign countries TO bring back fugitive
criminals when Inspector Byrnes had charge Of the
Detective Bureau. and for several years ne Vas
attached 10 the Dlstrict-Attorneys Office In re-
cent years he has been with the bureau In Wall
Street. He IL sixty-one years old
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J. RUSSELL PARSONS.

Schenectady. n Y. June 81. Russell Parsons,
OF Hoosck Falls died from heart failure to-day at
the home OF his son. Hinsdl Parsons in this city.
Mr. Parsons was born at Hoosick Falls In October.
1880. He was a graduate OF Brown University, and
spent the early part OF his life in the construction
Of the Rome. Watertown and Ogdensburg Rail-
road. Subsequently he became identified with and
was one OF the corporators OF the Walter Wood
Moving and Reaping Machine Company OF Hoo
sick Falls. with which he was connected at the
time OF his death. He left five sons. among whom
is J. Russell Parsons. jr. Of the State Board Of
Regents
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OLD DOMINION RESUMES HER SERVICE.

The Old Dominion Line steamship Old Dominion,
which while the way from Richmond, Va. TO
this port ran a rock in the James River In try
ing avoid collision with the steamship Poca-
hontas on June 49, arrived at her pier here yester-
day. When 1oated from the rock the Old Dominion
was leaking badly that IL was found necessary
10 beach her on the mud fats near Tree Hill Farm
TO prevent her sinking. The damage 10 her bottom
has been repaired and she will resume the regular
service between this city and Southern ports. in
which she has been engaged for more than quar-
ter Of century.
The steamship Hamilton. which on the same date
sank the Macedonia of Long Branch, Is undergo
ing repairs. and will be ready for service IN rev
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PROFESSOR wETzEL TO GO TO YALE.

Colorado Springs. Col. June % (speciaD. -Profes-
sor 7 w We,zel director Of the department OF
oratory I'm the University OF Denver for the Ias'
two years. has resigned 70 accept IKE position
in Yale University. lie Is graduate OF the SOUTH
west College Of Winfield. Kan. and a post-gradu-
ate Of the Northwestern University, OF Evanston;
mi where under Professor Constock ne ACQUIRE
nrohciencv in oratory. He studied 10 be Meth-
odlst minister but ended. as ne saws by teachlns
preachers how TO preach. He was married year
ago 10 one of his pupils.
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NNCLE SUSPECTS FOrL Pay.

John j. O'Nef. who lives at No $50 East One
hundred nd-thirty-seventh-st., believes that his
nephew Patrick O'Neil. has met with foul play.
ONeil arrived in this country from Ireland one
month ago and went 10 live with his uncle Last
Sunday he left the house 10 90 10 visit an aunt.
Mrs Mcclure who lives in West Thirty -ffth-st.
He did not arrive there and has not been seen
since he left the ONeil house ONei had con-
sidera Bile money IN his possession, and his uncle
believes that something has happened TO him.
He has asked the police to look for him.
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR TODAY

For New England. increasing clouiness and slightly
warmer showers to-ncrrow light easterly winds
Eastern Sew-York fair and warmer. except light
showers In northern portion probably showers
Hight southeasterly winds
For the District Of Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania.
New-Jersey Delaware. Maryland and Virginia. partly
cloudy and warmer Increasing coualness tomorrow
l!ghi easterly winds. becoming variable.
For Western Pennsylvania. Western New-York and
Ohio fair to-day and except showers the
lakes probably cooler light fresh southery
winds becoming westerly.
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uoNoRED BY GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
sruLEY. MELVILLE AND WHEELER AMONG
THOSE RECEIVING THE DEGREE OF IL d.

THOSE RECEIVING THE DEGREE or LIZ -
WASHINGTON June 22-The honorary degree OF
IL. D was conferred at the commencement eAer
cses Of Georgetown University to-day on Rear-Ad-
ro,rals Winfield Scott Schley and George w. Mel
vile Major-General Joseph Wheeler w Bourke
Cochran. OF New-York: DIT. Samuel Bussey' OF the
District OF Columbia; Or. Daniel Brewer. or Hi
nols. and Thomas Heron Of the United states Oh
colombia General Wheeler. Dr. Brewer and
Mr. Heron were unavoidaby absent When Ad-
mrai Schley advanced 10 the centre OF the plat
.nrn 10 racssye his degree there was great APP
nieuse Admiral Melville was also cheered ne
sddress 10 the graduates was made by MT
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MARRIED.

HUNTER-JOBBINs-At the residence Of the brides -
rents Aurora. III. the 18th inst. by the Rev water
g. Deaneld y. D.. Of Chicago assisted by the hrv.
J. T Blanchard D. D.. Aurora. Emily Isabel, second
daughter OF William f. Jobbins 20 George w Hunter
IT,. of New-York City.
HUNTING JoHNsToN-A ST. Marks Nendham.
~ J., Wednesday June 81. 1899. by the Kew We
father q the bride assisted by ne Rev Friedrich WIZ
lam Davis Lucy Kile eldest daughter OF ia Rev ana
Mrs Levi Johnston. and Mr. Henry Ogden HUNTING
PowELI,--wIIsoN-on June 90 1899. AZ the church o.
Saviour, Jenkintown. Penn. by the RI Rev Oh w
whitaker Bishop assisted by the Rev. Robert Coies
Rector Mary Gertrude daughter Of DR. and MS From
els skunk Wilson Of Jeakntown. the Rev. Lyman
Pierson Powell, Of Lanedowne. Penn.
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BOARD OF MANAGERS RESIGNS.

Batavia, y. Y. June 22-"The News" says that
all OF the six members OF the Board Of Managers
Of the Western House OF Refuge. at Albion. State
institution for the reformation Of immoral women
and girls have rendered their designations TO Gov
ernor Roosevelt The ground for this action IL that
while the managers are SUI held responsible for
the welfare OF the institution they have been
robbed II is alleged OF all the powers which rightly
belong TO them. particularly the selection OF APP
nirfe
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Bang, & Co., O1 and s3 Fifth Avenue,

will sell auction MONDAY and THREE following after
Moons at O'Clock each day collections OF BOOKS
in several departments OF Literature. including many
and valuable works First Editions OF Hawthorne
Kiplinz. Stevenson. Tennysnr and others.
FRIDAY Afternoon. at O'Clock a valuable collection
Of Coins and Medals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-23

Worcester. Mass June 22-The fftieth anniyer-
sarv OF Holy Cross College was celebrated mere
+o-dav with elaborate ceremonies. Governor VOL
oo,, u,s rresent as were many Catholic dig
nitaries from all parts Of New England. Bishop
Healv. OF Portland Me. the oldest living grad
nate a member Of the first class. ls4s' was present
Diplomas were presented to forty-three graduates
q, tbe commencement exercises al Mount James
mis- afternoon. Following the awarding OF prhes
and the naming Of graduates for degrees there Nds
an alumni banquet IN the Ola un'hs IA" NJ Wv
college.
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COLEMAN-FRAZIER-O Tuesday. June 20. at the
Packer Memorial Of the hlgh University South
Bethlehem Penn. by the RI Rev. LEIGHTON coleman
Bishop OF Delaware and Rev Gilbert III. sterling
D. d. Alice eldest daughter q Benjamin Yves; Fra
zier 20 William Wheeler Coleman.
GRIFFITH-BEIIONI-o "Wednesday. June n. at the
residence of the brides mother Mrs. Louis j. Belloni
No 10 East G6th-s By the Rev Kirkland Huske. Kate
Hayemeyer 90 Lawrence Griffth, ~ Baltimore. Nd
Baltlm re and Washington papers please copy
HOFFMAN-sMITH-A Smiths Island Conn. on Thurs
day. June % by the Rev. DR.. Montgomery. Agnes f.
daughter late Agnes Il. and Captain Theodore
smith, 70 William H. Hoffman. Of New-York City.
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THE YEAR AT SYRACUSE.
CHANCELLOR DAYS REPORT SHOWS AN IN
CREASE IN ATTENDANCE AND INCOME
GIFTS TO THE UNIVERSITY.

GIFTS TO THE UNIVERSITY.
chonceuor James r. Days annual report made
% ,ha trustees OF Syracuse University. announces
that last year was the most satisfactory one IN
h,s administration. His report is In part as foi-
lows:
ThOroughness the motto Of every g m foaf Of
DE- coiIeges In the College Of Law every graduate
Of last June passed me par IN the State This
he some explanation Of the doubling OF the entering
class in this school at the beginning OF the pres
eni cG ihe Msdcal College the instruction is most
rigid the fo faS OF State Ge requirements for
shall fan heTe aR Tdu not dpom s
purins the Year the Esther Baker Steele Hall Of
PHYSICS hs naS necessary for the Of his
noble building has 6een e Bskr Steele
Inc of % Archbold Clarence W. seamans J.
Beden John s Huyer and the family OF the iese
anparatus has been purchased for the departments
tbs building Which ssPs sa: been OF nad
BY E Holden H9r S tw hym9n McE smi5n
y 'i = Holden and friend who annually does gen
hns' for the ses Or T he
Electric Company. has presented suee'ca' iho'o'
i' Th . have been added the library this last
wear / 292 bound volumes and sbout Inous hn
pamphsts1 rns he last year Some sales q
Western real estate have been mace. ana IN a., a.,
H oaes upon them. John Coast Of oeen has Pad
$1,000 10 establish scholarship eD He,
aiso from William McEckron, OF Glens Fails and
from the estate OF Mrs. Rhoda A. Austin, o. POS,
49, and SlO2 40 from the estate or ENzaDeth
Whitehead Of Rochester Mrs Thankfnl A. Pr Price,
...oiarshins In memory Of her son. who was grad
uated from the university in 1876 and died Two
Sssrs later The estate OF the late Rev. DIT. Hiram
lee valued at $50 900, comes into possession OF the
university in August next The treasurers report
viii shog that the increase In receipts from tuition
his year are over SIS 600 more than they were for
corresponding year 1--WE years rs, ago Louis MAI
KIT to the college law library consisting o.
sets OF the reports ot the United States Supreme
Court and Of ali Of the courts OF the States OF
TewYork Massachusetts. New-Jersey Pennsyl-
tapia Vermont and Connecticut. A large number
~ valuable volumes have been presented TO the
general library by J. J. Belden
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THE CoNvocAr1oN.s PROGRAMME.

Albany. June 2.-The thrty-seventh annual con-
vocation OF the University Of the State Of New
York will be held in the Senate Chamber next
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. The revised
programme is as follows:
Monday. June 26-Registration 40 TO p m; an
nual address at p. m chancellor Arson 'uuD
URson o,,,ossos nv su,ertn.
,ebSent Wniiam liam II. Maxwei New CITY; Dean
James f. Russell. Teachers College; New-YGrk:
Professor Charles De Garmo Cornell tnlverslt!
President Edwin A. Alderman. University OF NORTH
Carolina Inspector George d Alton Mhns scboo
Principal Charles E, Keck. Paatne Bridge mon
High School; Principal Matthew l. Hunt, Islip High
School; Principal Edwin b. Robbins Fonda High
Al 8 D. m. "Unifcaton of State Supervision OF
Education in New-York' on this subject there
Superintendent Of Public instruction; President
William J. Milne New-York State Normal College;
Commission; President James " Taylor. Vassar
College; Chancellor James r. Day syracuse n "a
Bardeen Syracuse; PRINCIPAL John G. Aen R PoEb
keepsie High school Dean James E. Russell. Teach
ers College Columbia University, professor Cnar s
Johnson ''t Cooperstown High School Principal o. II
Burritt Franklin Academy. Malone - r. A'ls-
worth Deputy State Superintendent OF PUBIC IN
At p. m. Waste in Education, annual ad;
Gbicaco. reception in the State Library 70 Il
.. m; presentation o. bust OF Mrs Emma ""i'iu
by the Emma Willard Association an,soi,irary
Schools paper by Superintendent Horace > Tar
bell describing successful experiment IN FIoH ,
dence Of providing for pupils either greatly above
or below average ability; should colleges AccepI
More Electives for Entrance? Principal A i.,
Marvin. Schenectady Union Classical Insututee;
Principal Thomas O. Baker Yonkcrs High school
principal Frederick W. Atkinson, Central High
school Springfield. Mass. - ,,, "a
At p m: The Relations Of our schools 10, 1e snn
NJ clarke Ph D. State Paleontologist; Use ana
Abuse Of Textbooks in High Schools Hca lens
FImira Free Academy: Revision Of ACADEMIC Syii-
iahue" report Of principals committee. by Princi-
nal F. D. Boynton with discussion.
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cBArNcEY NJ DEPEW, IRIS, ILLNESS.

cable dispatch from Chauncey NJ Depew. In
Brussels. has been received at the NewYork Cen
trail offices saying that when Mr.. Depew got there
no found his son Chauncey NJ Depew jr.. to he
not so III was reported. They win both start
for home about July
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cato. to-day conferred degrees upon class OF
twelve young men. the seniors OF go Many States
were represented by the graduates. and one comes
from Mexico. The degree OF bachelor Of science
was conferred upon William Leo Edgan 81 NE,
chancsville y. y. The salutatory was delivered
hy Daniel Augnstlne Norton. Of Lawrence. Mass
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HARYARD.s NEW INFIRMARY.

,'oa' June 12-Ground is 20 be broken az once
!!rss s new inhrmary al Harvard University. This
ing which is 10 be called stiliman Hall. was
possible through a gift OF $4,000 from James
\ s,Ss OF New-York This VIII cover the cost OF
''uon is assured FOR at least four years
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BROWN he. residence 30 si' Frs,sys Eli ssS
Funeral services at her Saturday. s4tA
inst, at 2:3o o'clock p. m
cooK-on Tuesday. June 90 at midnight. George Per.
civa beloved husband Of Marie Rice Cook. aged 70
Funeral from the residence Of hi, daughter Mrs. M.lys
A. Bronson No. s55 Lexington ave. on Friday, June
Interment at Maple Grove
Detroit Papers please copy.
DE wITr-on Thursday 22d inst Archibald Mel D
Funcra. from his late residence at Mor1stown. ~ J..
Carriages viii meet 1910 train from New-York
q Foo at SsT%5k y Th %;s
william G IIeydecker. and daughter OF James and
Funeral services at her fathers residence No 1851 Noun,
Friends kindly omit flowers
MURRAY-on June % at her late residence No: 81
Lexington ave- Frances. daughter Of the late DR. Will
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited 20 attend
IN oSocE at 81 ,spheas Srh Eas th b.
tween Lexington and 80 ayes
Intermen private.
Hif:dii Fsr.sn S%' schsnscady 3 T. Russell
Parsons Of Hoosick Falls. ~ Y.
f1 cSa9ch at Hao.fck Fal S%'GS'' June "
PF1NTZ suddenly; Wednesday June a. at Nyssk,o17
Pentr
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
sEAMAN-At Greenwich Conn. on Wednesday. n.
Charles II. Seaman in his sist year.
Funeral services home q his daughter Mrs. NJ Il
Lyon. North-st. Saturday June "a. az p m
Carriages will meet the Ioi train from Grand central
Depot.
STUDWEI,L,-At New-rochei.e. y. Y, on June r. IN
the 33d year OF his Herbert, son OF Dwight ana
Anna VI Studvell
at Salem " Y. Friday afternoon. at $50
O'Clock
WHTTNEY-On Tuesday. June 20. Cstharine Webb.
widow OF John G. whitney. her nth
Funeral services late residence, No $50 Han
cock-st. Brooklyn. n. y, on Friday, June 3. at
m.
Cypress Hills Cemetery.
OFFICE. ] MADISON AVE-. COR. 2iD ST. ~. Y.
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EXERCISES AT WORCESTER.

ecester June 22-The commencement. exercises
- worcester Polytechnic Institute and at Holy
eoiiege took place his morning. Governor
IA. and John r. Proctor were the speakers
~ak, io,ner. and Governor Wolcott ana Blshop
- u portland. at the latter.
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A MEAL UNDER THE RAINES LAW.
MR. billiard SAYS HE rs SATISFIED WITH THE
DECISION OF JUSTICE TRUAX.

MIX. EII.IIAfD SA1r he Is bAIISFItD VIII IIit
DECISION OF JUSTICE TRUAX
George Hiard. the Deputy State Commissioner
Of Excise said yesterday that he was satisfied with
the decision OF Justice Truax that sandwich
must be ordered and paid for with glass Of beer
constitute a meal under the Raines law. of
course" he added. the decision makes IL clear
that simply TO place sandwich beside n glass of
beer that is ordered. and 10 take the sandwich
away again without charging for 1t, after the Gus
toner has drunk the beer would be a violation Of
the law. The decision may cause CONSERVATION
10 beer sellers, who make a practice OF keeping "A
sandwich 10 be used evasion Of the law and
placing II before one customer after another until
II Is worn out with continual use There is a story
10 the effect that such beer-seller had TO
pend business because hungry customer ate the
sandwich.
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FRIENDS SAY THE RUMOR rs BASELEsS.

rumor published yesterday that the widow
OF Charles +. Havemeyer. formerly Miss Camilla
Moss. was about 10 be married TO Frederick o.
Beach Members OF Mrs Havemeyers family
refused absolutely 10 discuss the matter Friends
OF both parties affirm that the rumOr is baseless.
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The large hall Of Cooper Union was crowded last
evening at the commencement exercises of me
Hebrew Technical Institute. Music for the evening
was furnished by the Hebrew orphan Asylum Bann
under the leadership Of Dr. Martin Cohen. me
pev Dr 1osenh silverman offered PRAYER and the
openng address was delivered by James IL hoH-
man president OF the Institute There were essay
were awarded
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COMMENCEMENT AT COLGATE.

s.,-,'on, y. Y. June 2e-The commencement
z. :" Colgate University were held to-day.
l., "sre ten speakers The Lewis commence
'a'ioh prize Of 40 was awarded to Frederick