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New-York tribune., 1901-06-06
\. Y. L. COMMENCEMENT
GRADUATING EXERCISES AT r-Srvrps,-v
HEIGHTS BEFORE MANY SPECTATORS

GRADUATING EXERCISES AT r-NTvFper--v
HEIGHTS BEFORE MANY SPECTATORS
commencement exercises Of the Nawy,,l, -.
versity attracted large gathering N 1-,,,.r....
Heights yesterday afternoon. Long before N. .,,.
set FOR the exercises the broad carnpus va. 80
with people and constant streams of thar, -,
going IN and out Of the building N N. b.,.
Chancellor AacCracken. the council roer,ba .
Ire faculties OF the various schools of -bs ~
versity and the visiting guests assemblies a. -
Language Han at $50 o'clock and forr,sa - r.
according TO the order Of college precedence
345 O'Clock the line OF march BEGAN aIone No.
and Draper Walk, Founders Road and tba -
70 the library entrance ~ '10i
Canelca1es Tor degrees gathered in F2,,la- L.,
and fo-lo"eo the procession. The sr,,da,ts -. =,
severaI schools met in the Havemeyer La abo-a+ory
and were directly behind the candidates
ADMISSION 10 the Auditorium was nv .;c,,a. -,
the canolaates Tor degrees being seated bo,h ., -,
extreme risht and left OF the platform, Sa.. -
lAe iac1llE' with the recipients of bonorsr,, -
Erees lhe orator and the chaplain Of the 49, -
ranged III rows on the stage As the frien1s -
guests entered the hall they were seared b,- -
-srs's III me order Of their arrival
Iae conterring OF degrees car,a &C.,
IFoEIainine' which was given lv the 7tb pac+,,or
i9a'o- Inc graduates who received degrees 80
the following: uesiees were
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Railroads
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DESBROSSES AND CORTLANDT STREETS
cortinndt sfreesS % is ve sr9 n1sss i&ses than
saasIea. vsa eaeeps ps'S %sere s othsr%ise nefea
200 a VI FAST MAIL-I-ntSed 70 Two BIfIst Paris-
. Sssicsso, No coaches 70 P1ttsoIrs --,
S-a5 A NJ PENNSYLVANIA LISIiTED--PuIlaan cern-
sTse csss 9aef e.1an Toie aa cct2as Iaa
I.s5 P. VI. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
For Toledo. Louisville via CincnnatD. Indsnapoi's
a-s5 p. 81. ST LOUIS EXPRESs.-For Pittsburs. Ind
5.5 p " WEsTERN EXPREss~FoF s13R Chicago. For
7 p faeP5 " PiF s4fFTday PRIRs car pttsburx aaa
SniGaso' For knoxvills daily via shsnandSah valley
s-sS p VI CLEvELAND AND cINcINNATI ESS- E
7w w sWSEAsHISGToX AVID THE SOUTH THs,-
tS 80 $50 1910 (Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
i9S9 Dining Carr. 1855 CDinns carr a m u y 81 2io
gs1rsssi2na Lin Psrior ana Dining cars, Is =
sq9dsy. SIS SIS los5 5pfnins caT1 I.sS 81
's3o 329 425 Dining Car, ass GDntns Carr. 925
SOUTHERN RAnwAY.-Express. SIS. AS p m. IL
Atlantic COAST LINE.-Express. s.55 a and se5
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY-s'F.oriaa ard Met
& &r9PS,sn Limited I255 ?. daily. Express. Il 10
NoRFoLK Or ok AND WESTERN RsILwAY.-FOr Memphis
CHESAPEAKE 6 OHIO RAILWAY.-s-55 a n. and ass
F9 aseays &LR PoINT ana COMFORT 2 and NoRFoLk-55 N
4osh Tsssoata rsn9 m as & . s 10 sss ana
Coaches
go MA1--l255 =. ~. weekdays.
poa1s on New York and Branch Railroad (f-ora
Esnty-thrf Street Statton). SIS a Il 40
., = 70 and 455 n sundays, s.25 a. S.
- uIu Desorosses and Cortlandt Strsets). $50 100
a45 1--'t 80 5 40 42o and $40 ?. Sundays.
s,o D.. FOR PHILADELPHIA.
SIS q 70 x eIaadI StresIS 20 20 - 30,
C9Tt andt Streets 10 Dining Carl O55 Dining
So. Il-os a. m. Il 55 10 CDesbrosses Cortand-
ID 255. 5 . ass. 425 AS Dining Carr.
lining carr, 555 Dining Carr. 7.55. S25 SIS.
- 30 nisht sundays: $40 50 tno cosehesl.
- 30. 80 30 Limited 95S. 10 81 Dining carr
n 80 l5S Dining Carr. 3e5. 3.55 425 Dining
* % eDinins Carl 555 Dining Carr. 7.55 SIS
9ices Nos 461 1895 1884 2s1 Broadway:
-FtItn Avenue below 23d ST.: Astor House: West
y-o street Station and stations foot Of Des
osS and Co-tlandt Streets; Street Fulton
TrooL - Hroadwsy and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
IuohIyh station. jersey city. The Transfer
toapany viii call for check baggage from hctefs
an residences through destination.
road Cab Service - ana ~
j. & HUTCHINSON
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06

Versity will begin tomorrow The programme will
end with the Chanceilor's address on Tuesday OF
next week by Chief Justice Alton B. Parker Of the
Court Of Appeals.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06
$ co 8 ~

.,5.i & eaTez & q goEa7cs reTs iars ing IN IN
S % a 'sFd s me '9.eI5e 't s~I'crS , M I
'anoed los wt'h far business noted closing the market
a1 IN Zone AZ IL t'r ,I' and 10 f7r futures 1II-r
na stare So for Lake r7r SIC d2'- for cast
- srot rlors Al f,-,@X a a-f f4rgreg Ar sca i7s 81
Lead steady az f,y sustained prices 37s-for
ara points lower On asking rates he clos" being on the
rants. northern four5- s5 2s6Ss 50 southern fousary
Slt4$I5 20 and soft southern. Sl2a$l5 SO
connection with God huyrE by commission houses
re market ruled arV al 40 day siaas .sr s'esd We.,
1900 st Kansas Ciry aga 100" r. omaha Live haFs
EEEF- -Qai-, qa1,sa lIers saaSa 50. ra,1iy $40 soI
fFEF HANS a4e, qut5st SO 5oat2i ... DRESSED
ie'ilss dau quoted sm1r g. 10 +, b., l 1
Pickled hams steady. quoted ".4io'.c TALLoW
quoted cy lsrd er sao-a 90 Rsaaei r7 i5Ti
~. .s7T:5 RINE-F'rn. quoted o,eo. o'se - lard
IS sAE3s 5 II e., marx, @ ta- refined sugar . bur
refused 70 .aade rs prices an' holding prices
So,-g -5 q P,ll.9ss C,,,. -.H,eI price and are
powdered 5s,c. EaSie oonfe.tioners pre7,.i,teS
SOC Eagle oarse and rranulatel 90 Eagle
"a e, l.5. D. DasS sz, :. N bag ~ an~ sranuia5ed
mono A (. 57o "7nfec toners A. 5S5o. No 52o- Nos
Nos IL ana n e1c T7F a. l5 o5g Is ~ 10 H. 90.
aar - small rhres in the nari<er r,- -s1 N
in- - % SIraT o. & &MSns7.[sl and prices ruled about
p 90 anI 100 for ,u6Iasscs sugar
rent prices vbicS far, tends 70 5-,a,e r tome run .o m the
general raark@t Gable ads"Ns reported and lower
on ne lure Iulr positions closing on The basis u
9s pa and as sd r-spec,tve This factor was thor-
olgnlt discounted
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06
SHAM BATTLE AT WEST POINT
GENERAL GRANT ARRIvEsCADETs PF-
PORT FOR ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS.

PORT FOR ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS.
West Point y Y June 5-The military exer-
oises ths evening were Of an exceptioralIy- i,te-
est-ng character and greatly delighted the many
hundreds Of spectators. A sham battle was Taught
participated in by every branch OF the service on
duty 81 West Pont-the infantry. cavalry artillery
and hospital corps Il had the senbance Of actual
war in every particular save that Of bloodsbed
The imaginary dead we're carried Of the field on
stretchers and the wounded tenderly cared for by
surgeons. The opposing forces We're commanded
by generals. mounted. and 10y minor officers The
1Eht began the crest Of a hill. fully mile from
the parade ground near Highland Falls. The fin
1sh the hrow Of hill north Of the nara de
grounds When the forces came TO a hand 70
hand conflict the excitement among the spectators
was iErens- The Of the rapid FIRE guns nd
the booming Of the batteries together with the
constant cracking of the musketry, made a din
-hac one hears only At time Of real fighting. No
casualties were reported
The day ended with band concert tonight at
the hotel for the Board of Visitors.
EIfty-six Of the dfty-Rin young men who were
appointed cadets TO the Military Academy since
March ! last reported for taeir entrance examina-
tors to-day They follows:
n p ABRoTT Minnesota. D. p MILLER West Viz
re-. C MITCHELL New
Ydrk ST CLAIR NEwBERN
j J. BREWER Missouri. ". .. O'NEII1. New-York
HUGH II BRoADldt ltsT, F. : OLIVER south Caro-
L r. BR0WT. Illinois GEORGE OSBORNE. Mis-
T. r. BYRD vermont souri,
l. r. CREc,SHAW, ken =. N X. PAFfs. Gar1lend
trrEy. u O. PETERSON. Illinois.
y II CRTTTENDEN. Tl-. ". " PRICE. Texas.
no.s. lW. r PHIDGEH, North
! pr-sfFNRERY south II . RAs1N. Maryland
= A GARGEs Nevada. consin.
~ GIBSON. Iowa " +. ROSE. Pennsylrania
CLARK GROVE. Colorado l. = SCHOOEMAKER,
= HARRISON. j.. IN. No-rh Carolina.
r + SCOTT Virginia.
HOWARD North R. a. sEAGER. Indiana
Car1lna j. y SHOUSE South Da-
.cs-,i.5s '-'i-7' '-'' T X SIMMONS Minnesota.
y = I.AaTBER-ON. New STARKEY. Illinois
fi.nsrsilre n. TALBOT. Jr-. Colorado.
u LOWE. Missouri r. F. TOPHAM. Pennsyl-
- q Lucy Texas.
TDE5% Tr-Ei Iowa TO- r. WEBSTER, Ohio
J. DIGAN. Illinois. n J.. y fslsiA-- Al.Llsan
= MATTHEW'S Hi ENERARD NiErSEL. In
P nos nos MAXWELL. New CHARLES WHITE. New
I'm 5N5iBJ.Ex Vermont E. r TAETH Missouri
They began their physical examinations al once
Their mental examinations viii begin tals even
i7p Private Calvin p Titus made famous by
scaling The Chinese wall a. Pekins. has uhti Jul!
- 10 present himself for examination
Today the third class IS being kanll-u ~
afhematics. the second class ia cdfil4sHs anu
the fourth class iD French 49,, -. .,,
Friga adfer-CTeneral T. D Grant arrived mere tlls
afternoon He was met at the boat landlng py
Colonel Mills Adjutant Rivers ana an esc9l oI
cavalry A salute Of eleven guns was itts ana
there was grand review Of the corps OF calrts IN
honor II General Grant. fhe genera ls here 70
meet as SON Cadet L. : Grant OF me 'hlrd ciaSS
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
*. New follows.
West 42d ST.. "
.Ilo A M.-For INTERN 2oiata Albany & Montreal
III 20 A Nd LAKE NOhonk Alnne@aSAa SarzIogA.
CstskLl Mountains.
100 P. M.-Chicago Express.
.25 M-C1nI Ltd sor Detroit. Chicago St IouiA
tS;43 p NO fcr Hudson River Points and Albany.
.e.l5 p M-Fer Rochester Buffalo. Cieve. & chicago.
TeJO M-Eor Rochester Buffalo, Detroit x 81 I-oula
'3.lS r A--to- Syra-, Rocn.. Mag Falls
Daily tDaiy. except sunday. Leaves RrooxIyn An
nex No L az 10;4s A NJ; 2-45 p. Jersey
City. 2. r Il sta. No l. II 20 A NJ AZ sr5 p NJ
efeeSec from note residence
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06

A ADVERTISEMENTS and sussc-utions forr
"A received their Uptown once s4e Froas,xav
I'd door north OF 31stst Until O'clock D m ste-r,s-
rens received az the following Offices regf-
onles 1s'es unia clock o. m viz: 254 shave. q
cor -5ists ~ st,-ave. 12th-sc-; 6th-avs
ena AZ West dsth-st 1cG
~ est A&c-st near shave 80 o5- Wes-
4edst between Tth sves-: f5e Esst 80
S-ave between 7sth and nth IOos 3d-ave nesr
olss-sr. isoo lsr-ave near s9th lrernonr-aye-
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06
CENTRAL R. R. Of new Jersey
SANDY HOOK ROUTE

SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foot OF Rector St.
Through 20 Point Pleasant. 1000 LO0 g. As,
p sundays 1000 a. leo, 500 p
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA-
r"430 TT.3o. $500. 900. 1890 %1I.3O a n II 90
sI3O 60 IS 40. 400 fS4-O0 t43O. 500 zoo ~
81 so 2. n. St2 Is mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
80 40 TSO0. si0e9 -1l-30 a. m. Tl0O
soc 100 p. m. *i2-15 mdt.
Ofices: Liberty Ferry. us. 2sI asa
1909. 1884 Broadway; 1S2 18th Ave. T37 Ave. IS
So. West. 15S 125Jh 20 I25th
Columbus Ave. New York; Court St 344 Full
Brooklyn, 9S Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New
Transfer calls for and checks Destination
'F-om Liberty St only. 'Daily. 1Daiiy. except sun
day. SSundays only
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06
ERIE RAIIROAD

TSrough trains leave New York, foot Chambers =.
as follows and minutes earlier from W Esd
BOO a. m Daily--s9iid train Buffalo .. m
Blngaamton. Wavery, Elmira and Bradford Coaches.
paror car and eafe dining Buffalo
D. Daity--ChicaSo Iirutted-Fasf Gaff-Soltt
train 10 Chicago sYiving SD Arr Cleveland
$50 Daiy--BEffal0 and Cleveland ExpreSs-Arr.
Buffalo 100. Bradford I-e0 Jamestown zoo
town 10 p a m C1eyeland 1913 sleePers Baf-
talo and Cleveland CAFE
3-I5 m. Dany--SOlid train for 3nghamton. wavsr-
" ElIurs. Chicago Sleepers 70 Buffalo Chicago Gin
eiRhatf Dining
rI'ICKErs. Local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. fi3 96i. 500 and nj 50
Broadway. 15T East l25th ST and 20 West I25th
Chambers and West I'D ~, ferries New York 333 and
s6e Futon ST. ss Broadway, Brooklyn; 122 River ST.
f1oooken. and Jersey City station New
Co enlls for and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06
GRADUATES IN MEDICINE.

The third annual commencement of Cornell Uni
Fersity Medical College held last night 1T
the college building. in FTrst-ave near Twenty
eiEath-st The proceedings oTened after prayer by
the Rev. De Witt Pelton. with the overture "Pique
Dame" by the 7th Regiment Band. and a selection
from Florodora." The degree OF Doctor of Medicine
was then conferred upon the following graduates
by President !. .. SChurmsu.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06

EdrarG Francis KiIbaue. ATaudn GLASGOW
Mary Alice Asserson Caroline SsrCferd Finley.
Emily Dun1iDE Jane Beck smith.
Henry John Gundacker .J-ustfa BALDWIN.
Joseph p Wa!ghaTr. Powell brewster
John Howell Nolan. j. Mark l.. Fleming
Elizabeth HanGfcCd Lsv- Ethel Naye~
iNilHau Henry Cs1Je
Robert Francis Mcdonald. Bella Reruaderr~ LysaEht
Ellen Pembroke O Flaharty Sarah Allen Castle
Elizabeth Sweet John Dunlop Hs-dl.
Henry Brodman. Albert Arthur Wuhi.
Helen SchissinEer. Isi1ar Ritter
George Good.
The honor roll OF the following names was then
read by Professor W NJ. Polk. NJ. D.. the dean Or
the school: Mark L Fleming. first prize. $50;
Emily Dunning, second prize. 500 and Edward F.
ktbane. third prize. $50.
set Of instruments for the best work I'm otooEy
was awarded by DR.. Bacon 10 Ethel Mayer After
a musical interlude. General Stewart l. Woodford
addressed the graduating class He compliments
the president the prosperity of Cornell. and then
spoke IN high praise Of the appearance OF the class
and particularly Of the young women who had been
graduated General Woodford added that the uni
Iersty deserved the greatest praise fer its attitude
toward women students. and said that u was in
EGVC nee of all others III this respect.
The graduates held reception after the exer-
cises.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06
Railroads.
LaCkawanna L Railroad

Tickets az 95 Firth Ave sss Columbus Ave. ia .2s
and lss Broadway; IA Park PL I3s W. 125th ST. art
33s Fulton ST. Brooklyn.
Westcott's Express Company will call for ana check
hazFaxe to destination tExceDt sunday 'psly.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06
TvFvTy aRApuArED AT cRozER-

y flhI . f1ftHIJL = ID -
Chester Penn. June 5.-The thirty-thifo -, -
commencement 81 Grocer Theological SEMI -;
TWcnf, ,yoIrF 80 rreesed diplomas, the p'sr ssrs
tstion being faade w he Rev. Dr. Henry .. VICE
Ion, the president.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06
COOPER UNIONS COMMENCEMENT.
MANY DIPLOMAS AwARDED-MR. HEWITT
PRAISES Mr.. CARNEGIE AND Mr..
PO~KET'TT E-R
ROCKEFELLER


the stage. and the majority OF the girl graduates
were dressed IN white. ExMayor Edward C.
Cooper presided and presented the Cooper medal
and diploma and the degree Of bachelor of science
to the following graduates OF the 1--WE year course
in the night school OF science:
Efrfss4 4S Bar R Christie Bs Ts" W. ? Mlsl1R KsaRey
John cls4snrzer iSbn u NaThrs5n
John a. Der55u. Law. Garrett Mott
James Dougan. James a Price.
John G. Eadis Henry 6 RAN
Alexander c Cirandy ISr5dsrck G. scElnueser.
Andrew p. Hachtmann Jacob b Wal.acE
James J. Kelly. John J. Walsh
Diplomas were conferred upon fourteen graduates
in the three years course in qualtive and guam
titive chemical analysis The degree of mechanical
engineer was conferred upon the following gTadu-
lam Preli1i+z of tbe class of ;sS Diplomas were
presented to sixteen graduates Of the Woman's
The anonymous prize, of &25 in gold for the best
silk design, was awarded TO Celia A koyken OF
the second year class in design. of the Woman's
The Wilson C. Hunt prizes were awarded
TO William Busse. the S5 gold prize for archtectu-
for cast drawing 10 Alvin Grener and the SO gold
prize Tor form drawing TO Charles r Thompson -
5 Hewitt said that Peter Cooper and Andrew
6T 6ee tbe exe2cs SG Sese G s Ter e beoe @ eq9saG in
this world. and by the administration Of great
Inand had given the free educat OF the people
by the establishment OF public libraries. greater
YET disposed Of The speaker then referred TO Nj
Rockefeller. and said that he had been accused ot
being more concerned in the advancement OF the
interests Of the Standard oil Company than with
any other matter: but 10 his personal knowledge
ne could say that Mr.. Rockefeller using his
wealth mainly for educational purposes and with
the idea and belief that young I'm this country
Should receive the education necessary ~ make
tnem nj 10 compete with their fellows i'm matter
What sphere OF life they hor..
In closing the speaker SAID that conversation
was ~arced 70 2 man in accordance with his ahil-
itF IN the same that the poSsassor OF beauty
receives homage from the other sex and that If =
young man shows himself capable for q high grade
a. work he will never 0e kept down nor can he be
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits but non1inav steady
= un,'apsed prices Rostn tar and pitch also
TAR Regulars. 81 10; oil bbls 81 10
SPIRITS II RPENTI\E-S5IrG3 G36c
RoSlN-foUnon 70 good strainAd 81 59t,. z 81 81. :
- 90 g 81 q: s. -. So. X. s. 50; NJ 81 65dS2 -
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06
STEAMBOATS,.
BOSTON & NEW ENGLAND POINTS.
STEAMBOATS,.

FALL. RIVER LINE. Newport Fail River
Leave Pier ~ y r. foot OF Warren ST, Weekdays and
Sundays $50 r. NJ Steamers PRISCILLA AND PCRI-
TAN Orchestra each.
y. r. OF Murray St. Weekdays only az s 7. II.
Steamers PLYMOUTH and CONNECTICUT Orchestra on
each
STONINGTON LINE. via Stoniugton-Lesve Pier IS
y. r.. O Spring St. Weekdays only $50 P. n
Steamers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
NORWICH LINE. New IOndOn-Leavs Pier Sc
y. r Spring st. Weekdays only so T. NJ.
Steamers CITY or LOWELL and CITY OF WORCESTER.
NEW HAVEN LINE-Frou Pier y +. r.. foot o Peck
Slip weekdays CHESTER ". CHAPLIN leaves
500 2 NJ RICHARD PECK 1900 Suniays
CHESTER CHAPLIN leaves $50 A NJ Returning
New 3.i5 2 NJ. \ delightful
al Long Island Sound.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06
BACHELOR OF Arts

BACHELOR OF ARTS
henry Barker FerbaIa. Charles n E,t--b.r
H2 Ha-- 57,1 5 n snoset George Francs tilS iee
william J55n WaN, Charles RAYMOND Ross
Frank J. Belcher ~ Etcto- Holes sJocken
o17''5s '7'"ay Warren H Young
BACHELOR OF PHILOSOPHY.
Am Ftseme r William Augustus Young
Samasj H2Pkas aae c5ohd' 'hssl 9sfrtF 6eTFaas Faas
cra-.ss AnSrJie P., Hamilton c. Rickaby.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
r. r--sLs1 -5'E aIo ty benjamin H5yt Reicher
49, @ -Tyen T H9T1T3aHn Arthur Leighton 0snchded
James STANLEY vooleS i5frs Gf~L' Z y Zh,ty 2akIey @y
Mezrob Ahram Yeshiiian. '''D'" Sfa1an walton.
CIVIL ENGINEER.
A2osT' ". , Boya Albert No-rhrop.
7--,-r-, = SSIIrveTaon SI,on stuart A Stevenson. j..
7-A~f1f-Loh OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGI-
NEERING
Zyl,se! Eslss! P Cornell nen Caleb Hyatt
Harry j. Ben5errnan George ! Tonr5a-
Joseph Ds1lin -
ne Prize for German Was awarded TO Arthur E.
was won by Arthur E Hin. Of Newark The SAM
-e5 . l9Sry "a IeIoTshp Went 70 George 4 Voll-
ne zoe see:.tiiic prize The 4 Ogden Butler
-e2 Of Manhattan. The A. Ogden Butler phIlo-oph-
zeal fellowship was hy Charles Calvey of
Manhattan. William J WIiin of Yonkers Won the
James Gordon Bennett prize and also the red
e-lcS .5s seward Gibson prize The Sandham oraJon
TaFE a al. g. - a1d he ssson9 by Robert F. Berg
essaE1sts wore: First Henry 3 Fernald. second.
Charles Galwcy. both ~ Manhattan.
The Grafton delivered by Professor GEORGE
Martin Duncan. Of the class Of 81. now professor
~ law az Yale. He is receive the degree of
-5ooior Of Laws AZ the university commencement in
ne Metropolitan Opera House tonight. lie spoke
cf the study Of law and the methods Of teaching
Nhich would enable students utilize in after life
The study OF Law Al college.
he benediction was followed by The STAR
ilCS ended.
A. o'clock the seniors held their dinner and
lere were class gatherings and receptions in sew
eCal quarters The Connrnencements Of the School
q Law, University and Bellevue Hospital Medical
Couege. The Graduate School. the School OF Peda-
9ogy and the New-I ok American Veterinary Col
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06
STOCK on HAND

Wilmington June 3-sPirits turpentlue-NothrE doing;
receipts = casks Rostn steady SIdS o. receipts Is
eeIS Crude tgrPenne steady 81 10 s. 10: receipts
- hbis Tar firm. 81 30. receipts. bbIs
Charleston June S-Trrr4ntire firm SIC Posi7 e-rr
s7les POO rhis p and g. 40; r 81. = 81 10. Z;
w s. so: " s. 81 49, - -'' - = -
savannah June Spirits turpentne firm so1. re-
"eD's. it>f hhls. sales hhls EXPORTS ofe bE1s
Ron arr7 and UNCHANGED receipts, $50 bbls sales
ll7nt17. June 5.-Turpentiue- ass I'D
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06
r-Nrons con,aENcEMENr ro-pAY.

L-figN'S AbA1-aE+>t r-Nhf<+S@
SCHENECTADY \ Y June 5-The exercises in con-
hscilon with The l0sth commencement OF Ihion SiN
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06

HUDSON River BY DAYLIGHT.
Pan-American Route with y. Y G shore r R.
Palatial Steamers NEW YORK and ALBANY -
and finest river boats World
DAILY except sunday
he CatskiIls. Albany. all
points East. North and
Brooklyn. Fulton ST. Cby Annex A NJ
Desbrosses ST. Pier.--.---.
West "a 81 .S-eo a
keeTse Kingston Point Catskil. Hudson and Albany.
Through Buffalo and all points lead
Offices Including those Of the Trans
Co. who check baggage from residence
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06
Gin 6otsls.

BOSTON.
BOSTON GoAH2ENHarT# a2EETA
HOTE0 W[ENDOE1E,
Most beautifully conveniently situated any
fag city. with patronage unexceled. Five
minutes walk from Back Bay Stauon-nO dust snoks
noise from trolley
g H GREENLEAF co.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POW

ELL Desbrosses ST. 3:15 p NJ. SATURDAYS
Nj West 22d $50 p Saturdays P. M
for CRANSTONS WEST POINT. CORNWALL. NEW
BURGH. NEW HAMBURGH. MILTON. POCGHKEEP-
SIZE. RONDOUT an4 KINGSTON. Orchestra
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-27
Work at The Government Building.

Work at The Government Building.
AS the work OF driving the pillng at
thu gavsrnment build has been sus-
pended for the past fe " days, Times.
Call man enquired the reason for tand
was Informed that the workmen en-
countered some difficulty in driving on
account of the compact nature of the
ground, and found it necessary to add
power to the pile driver by making the
drop of the weight greater. This has
bean done and Inc work will be resum-
ed today and probably becontipued
without further interruption. VS. are
Informed that there are in all 249 piles
to be driven and that a sufficient num-
Der have been secured au1 will be de-
livered at the site Cf the building fast
enough to keep the pie driver steady at
work until all are driven.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-27
NAVAL MILITIA FIELD DAY.
They will Spend Thanksgiving on St
Simon Island.

TUr Naval militia will ss.embl at
their armory 7:30 tom~r ow morning
or 90 in body TO st Simou | L. nd
They W /, b taken over by the ste, mer
HessIe, md CJmmander Aiken az / his
staff, and other invi'ei guest will 40
company them.
The day will be passed en- the island
TIE morning will be devoted to target
practice and the afternoon to drilling.
The boys will carry an elegant Thanks
giving dinner with them and Anticipate
having delightful outing.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-27
THE PARADE WAS GRAND.
A Mile of Magnifcence Arouses the En-
thusiasm of an Immense Crowd.

The big circus arrived in the oity
yesterday and evidences Of its presence
were NUMEROUS, although it was Sun
day. The men and animals were we'll
rested by the holiday, and when they
appeared upOu the streets this m )ra-
ing, promptly at tina appointed honr
everything shone resplendent, The
parade YVES mile in length, and in
cages, charIots wagons, paraphernaIia
and personnel, it was perhaps the best
that has ever been seen 10 Tampa,
The several bands were very Keel
, lent and they diffu,ed melody with
great libOrality, while the old fashion,
ed feature of steam calliope called up
fond recGlleotiOns in the minds of the
grSyheaded children who formed no in
considerable portion OF the sdmiring
crowds. d
The parade covered alkthe principal
streets OF the city and was viewed by
thousands OF people, among whom
there was no dissenting voice as to it's
excellence.
The tents are pitched between Cen
trail aud Nebraska avenues, south Of
Kay street. aud the Seventh avenue
oar line passes by the doors. An i'm
mense crowd of people is filing the
canvas tins afternoon, and the attend
ance tonight will be equally large
Tampa Evening Herald.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-27
NATHAN EMANUEL.

Attest: Mayor.
N. D Russell Clerk Of Council