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THE OLD CADETS BACK AGAIN
BEADY FOR Rr .UNION AT WES. POINT.
A Qt'IKT AND ftOMBRK SUNDAY fOB THF GRADUAT
1NO CLA83?Ttlflla- LAST PARADK AT TilK
posr?k\i nrtsKs of ali*mni d*y.
,._r T_i.KOR4.ri! to -rai tm-ima)
West Point. N. Y., June 10.?The cadets spent a
quiet hut most impressive Sucd-y. The d;iv was
o ta.niibo-1 of their sombre feelings, for it is MM I
light thing to approach the eni of such comrade?
ship as is found herc, and ail of them undoubtedly
felt a trifle subdued. The graduates att nl,-.|
eervice in the morning for the last time, inn I
J-trofessor IV-etlethw-aite. the chaplain, talked to
them of God and their native land, the service
of whora aud of which he declared to be ever
associated and the noblest service upon which
men cen enter. His address was eminently patri?
otic. Ile urged them not to consider tint tl..-ir
work was completed but only just begun, und
warned them against neglecting to piesse tins..
studies which make men of soldiers as well M
soldiers out of men.
In tbe evening tho reveille was sounded, timi
for the la**t time, too, the graduates marched out
to paru-K Hie entire ccrps formed in a single
line, before which tbe band murched, B-U Bf t
nit-lev-, com.iM.ing ol "The Soldier'*, Farewell "
-Auld Lang Sync." - I'ood-by.-. Sweetheart
Good-bye,'' ? Thc Girl I Lacft Ik-hind .Nie'1 and
- Home. Sweet Home.- Then all the _Haesen ot
the gruduatinr. einss left Tbe ranks and man li.-<l
forward le the s|H>t where Colonel Hawkin*-, the
commandant of eadeta ste,ii with uncovered bead.
lie -.poke to them btK-tlj, congMtulating tliem that
they had reached tlie goal for winch tiny had hotel
so long striving and expressing Ins wi-.ii that their
promotiotis would be swift and beqaeat, aad that
they would d,-< rve them all as,fully as they de
B-rved that now in pros-iett. They salutes! and
Hood fur ? ni un-u; W-ilt the other three i . ?
marched by them.
Am. n^ the d 1stintruished graduates here are
General Sh? um, Qeoscal Morns Soliaff. Qoaeial
A. S. Webb, who was graduated iu '5. ; General
i>. D. G-oea, ",>l: General Buns, '47: General
Couch, '46; General A. J. l'errv. '."il; General
Willcox, who was _raduuu*d in '4 6 and warn Ins
rank in the Confeder.it.- soe-tiee; General Daviea,
?IS, Colonel Arden mid l'ro.eb-.or Kendrick. ':?::.?
Colonel Bradford. "AT, also a Confederate oflleer;
General Hatch. .45; General Cellom, 'a.H; General
Frye and Geaeral Yaabafen, 47; Professor Romes
?42; General Palmer and General Jones, '46:
General Shephard, '40; General Abbott, O' ; Pip
lessor Chaplin, of Harvard, a griuluute of 'TO;
Colonel Carey, '58- Captain Green, Captain Hills.
Captain John R. Rodman and Captain Rust 11
After the graduates have left here to-morrow, the
remainder of the day will be given up to the
tlumni. who have been pouring in rapidly in tin
ist few days, 'j be tM*9t ol i*- is more largely
meeeeertod than any other, as th.-y will celebrate
with especial ceremonies their entrance upon the
third decade of thair military life. The ass..ela?
tion will hold its annual meeting in th.; afternoon
and its dinner in the evening. Upon each (,r these
irTf-asicns General (1. T. Green, of the duse of
'23, will preside. It is erqaected that about eighty
gradustes will be present. It is considered r.>
markable that so many ol the old graduates could
be got together.
? -?
THE FRESH-A IR LUND.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
rrevto.slj a._n_wicsh*ed.e.,43213
Trenton. 1 Os)
Adi'- *? ? tha chlllr-ni' fiii- held si HM
-.-denes cf _ S. Atwater, 404 Mo-rts-a-a.,
K-iabeth, N. J. 7 00
Dan T-lmage's Sons. ?0 00
Hop. Chapel, l're'byt.rlau Sundsy-schooL Bloom
..?-.j. .* ., mi J ii,i ir. I'.i-iik-li'.ii) supt. . 1500
Gtrtrul'.- I>u_el*. Carrie ami Gertrude Harssradt.
Edith i-iie'.styn. Annie iiud Floren.-r. Miller,
Kui"Booma, ?bubsTraver, AUosTswaoeaA
Mabel Htn?r snd Lotti-- Scr-et. Hui-on,.VY. 20 no
M. J-arker William*, llul-on, K. Y. 100
Ms? P. GrlJTath. 20 00
J :th Day Baptist Sribbash-aa-liool. Plainfield.
NJ. 10 00
Miss L. K. A.'s Run-lav.-i-hool eliass. Central
Prss-ru'ri-n Chu-ch. Otamaa, N. ,T. . . . 30 r>o
In memory of Chat:.!- Kingsbury M.cKay ... 2500
0_p-half of lira...-I* ,,r a a-Hldrenn' fair frtv-n
St Mrs. Pas idrkrii'-* tci-l-m ?-. *4 Fa** ^a, li?
st., bv Maud". Mary and Fi-_u.es Davidson
land Carrie Keekr. ISSI
7ti-hl-n1s Sunda- achoel. Ran Bernardino, ?" .!. 2 00
\ ss ladia>? ,.f Iks Cet-atock Behool, K West
l<M-*0t, procea-ls ot an operetta. *i co
T.?1'..w Thoma*. -'?"? '""'
T F. W. 1SS 00
X. Fssta.n. Penn. & 00
6trawberrv festival h'-ld bv th" children of
tlie T*u10t, **ai-ds-*.a.,-hnol. ri.va.rack. N. Y. TOO
Blot*, B Jan**. 4 Amen poss-books.
little Bays -ind |irts ol th" -OMk-JB PN0B0I
Kindergarten.
Total. Jane 9, 18-9.SO."SOU
A GOOD IDEA WELT. CASKX?O OtTT.
Ta the Editor of The Tribune.
Slr: It affords trie much pleasure to remit to yon
th* Inclf-ed draft for KO. to be applied to your Fresh
Air Fund. The sum has ba-*en raised by a number of
l-l. plrl** wi-hln Ike i_t week, from the t-ale of
Hears--. What aikei Sat affair more interco |
the fact that tho LUlc folks themselve-* conceived the
Ides ot aldlniT your noble StBeBBtaBSa, ami haM tat
TieA lt out In th'-lr o-vn -wsy. unaldod by any or.a-il
tt!|i,ii. I app.-nd a list of these little philanthii.pists,
whose sees tin-re from seven to ten yrat-s : (iertrude
Ihi UoU. Carrie Hoysradt, Edith Esselstyn, Annie Mil?
ler. Kittle Pearson. Emma Traver. Alice Townsend,
on-rud" BS--ats-, Mat? 1 rianor. Florence Miller and
Lottie 6tr?*.t." They worked under tho general sup-.
vision of Master Warren Hovsrs.lt.
I sJ?o Inclose bit own check for SB, to be added 'o
thftmi'l. Yours tjnlv. M. PASX?B WILLIAM*-.
Hudson, N. Y., Julie 2. ISSI
GIVING THEIR PENNIE-* FT'EELY.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Slr: Thc followlni little boys and (-Iris, of tho Brook?
lyn Froebel KlBderparten, wlshinu that other children (
tnsy have a shar* of the country pl'-a<ure* they tli'-rn
telves enjoy so heartily, offer these pennie*-, amour,:inc
tu |17 73?In many caees directly from their llttlo sav
Iiig banks?to swell the Fre-h-AIr Fund .
Nathan Brown. Louise Tousey,
Crace Knowlton, n Chitsenden, Cd,
fohn meka Harlan Fitch.
Artbtir Woodward. Frank Dav ul, Jr.,
Marvin Chapman. Frlfr. Behr.
Franklin Thompson, M*ude Jones,
pT_nk Morrill, Hannah Keene.
sJarJorv Pre nils- Prower Hewitt,
-eatrlr-. |*| Fellojtft Blrd^'-ye,
Harold Burnett, Thomas Smith.
c.
No. 210 Clinton-st.. Brooklyn, June 9, 1S33.
K>IT, LITTLE GIP.I,** OBGANIZE A FAIB,
To the E'll tor of The Tribune.
81r: Tour little f-lrls, pupils of th" Normal Tra'n
Ing ichool, put their he*ds to-tether. on charitable In
t"t,; b.nt. and orttanlxod a filr. Their names ar":
Wstide Davison. No. 44 Ea-t Fnrly-nlntli-st., twelve
yearn; Carrie Eteht, No. -K East Sixty-first st.. tWttrt
yetrs; Mary DaeMeOB, eleven years, and Francli
Betttsoa, n'oe and a half years, of No. S">2 E!g!:'li ase.
Tas's!!- wa? ktM on Saturday. June 2. at No. -l-l bel
Forty-niitli-si.. Mrs. Davidson having Kindly placed
ber -various rooms at the disposal of the Oa-Mraa
?t,d th,ii frier**"-*. The result of the enterprise was
SH070. of whleh i?l"> 'ir. lt Itxkieod for Tl-- Tribune
Kr-wh-Air Fund Vu,ii--., trulv. <'. V. AHLBTROM.
No. Ul Fast T\s.-t.ty M-coiid-st., Jun.- S, ISSS.
RINGING FOR 1 HE CTTILDHEN.
To ffi| tilter at The Trt9atna.
Th- fBBaf ladi-*S of the Comsfoek r*a*hooI. at
N" '!'_ ~'rst Forfli-!li-st.. take pl"astns? In B-B-tag
yon th* Inclosed OBOSt for i>-'A. Ut ptaBBB-t of tko
'.?(/.i-vin-i.." plven by tin-til on Friday. .lune
1. f"r the benefit of tie- fteok Arr Fund.
IlKFf.AH C. BEUCKAP, HELEN FAITNE~f ,f'K.
LOtl-E rnWi ri: ' S. AOrTBB IIAVEMEYER.
AMY CSCll .ir.VK'V*;, MAHY W. WHEELER,
AKHIB G LlPi-lKT, CLARA a_fDMVLLER,
Coes mlttee.
No. 02 Weit Fort Seth-st., June 7, ISSS,
CR 0 STl EY | BTES T S UND AY OUT.
TUT. CF.XTRAL PAKK CIIIM l'AN**FI S IN TltT'-TR
-Omm TlTTI-Tt-at W1f THI.Y WK.l'.i: VOTED
Mindsy was a gteat occasion for the chimpanzees
In Cen*ral Park. Mr. Crowley and Miss Kitty Be
_*an? have been watluf* patiently for the ai rival of
lumnier. Crowley has boon especially impatient to
I*** out Into h's quarters In tlie Hut. house and Las
lepeatedly tried the door of bis eage, shaking lt fun
willy every morntii** after breakfast to Indicate le - -
keejaasr tba* be thought it. quite time te be tal.
hit summer vacation. On Saturday Dr. Conklm d'
tennlned that the chimpanzees could come out of their
?inter quarter- The groatest difficulty wwi In get tin;*
Crowley transferred ^o the Hon house. Last ptBJaBtt
be wss led out walking by his keener's side and clasp?
ing his hand, but Crowley has grown too big foi apron
strings to hold him, and the keeper felt some anpi-e
-ension -bout le*d_m* him out alone. Kitty t >
closely In bet- keeper's arms and wa* transferred with
wit difficulty to her new quartets.
Dr Con-lin, in anticipation of Crowley's changed
condition, had p.-pared a kind of Chinese palanquin
tor him. lt ls a large pine box, which Cli*e*i securely
**d lt perforated with breathing holes on the side
lour men placed theil shuuldeis to the handles ami tf ,
box 1-, tl.eu easily caiTl.-d. Crowley became so greatly
SxrlreaJ jeastHrday morning when lae s,w Kitty Ulit*u
--1 of tao A IBO ool ibat lor a short tittie he ref,
??et) Into tl,e palanquin. \*h!<-Ii ?_.s pured al tl
?f Ms caje. At last he was pei-siia-led to ra.'
"tamit. ?,i:d tl.e Kee]?a-rs niait:herd down with him In
?'-te ta, the lion house. Ile w*s yulte saiisf-d wheo
? lonni h'.mseii BBBt more In his summer home.
[*lt?y succeeded In |_elHii;.' a pleee of a led t,at,i(_i.i.._
_tBt-Bttkt0< from .onie 'Ihurioan man annmg her v:?.
?tort and tko tied this over her head aud appeared
to think Ike lui secured a new spring l?onti"t. Ever,
pleasant day dring (he summer they will be taken
Into the Hon huso to raw*->ive visitor*, but Crowley
will go and reta*., hereafter tn his palanquin.
MEN MET IA A SATURDAY STROLL.
BITS OF PEI?ONAL CHAT AND GOSSIP.
On l'.madway o s*a,unlay -The Tribune" Stroller
encountered ?*cnatoi john II. Mitchell, of Oregon, v lu,
l? a representative satevaian of the Paelfie Oeost, with
fine physical charaCerlsllcs. soft complexion, blue
eye, and a full bro,? beard. Senator Mitchell I*
especially happy Just-,,-*- IIVa.r tl,.. NtBBl cb-ction In
his State. "A leadl* H-mocrat told me In Wash?
ington," nil I.e. -? ihatno such effort to carry a State
of ihe site of Oregon ha ever been made by his party.
Ile knew what be was aylng to bo true. The Dcm
ocrats poured money ant. men Into tlie State. Smith
M. Wea-d snd .lohn P. Mm (hit there, and a score
of the chrewdrst agents rroney could command spent
months In tho State. We ont them a keynote to >>
Umis sin h as th. y did not ?pect. We aro ready for
the Pro-Idem lal ronte.t in fregon, and expect to _ee
every Northern State answerosr signal.?
Senator John Sherman was !ec*Ti entering a carr!a_'
with SBBBlOf Frank Illscoek, tcbe driven to tho Penn
sylvania station on the way 'o Washington. Doth
IBO above six feet In height, the niluan bring the tall'-:
l.y two or three inehet. They ?*e a note-.sorthy pair,
and a* they drive away a dozen hus are raised to Oe tn
One of the passers-by who wac hes them depart ls
William S. Wyse, the smooth-facel New-Yorker who
won a great sum of money bettlni on Cleveland four
years ago. He ls now laying aHldsthe other way, but
ls more Interested In business thas pailltlcs, having
Jit.t come back from the Pacific Coat, where he went
flvo weeks ago lo open a wheat siach factor,-. Ills
companion ls tSl__iimd Spltter, of Vlatuia, a young lu
veater.
Joseph Pulitzer Is -.ecu i-olllng rown Flfth-ave.,
Ms afflicti*il eyes shielded hy a pair o. Mg green g.,g
|lea lie ls going over to F.urope to ?-e If he cannot
recover slgbt. His brother ls an au?lst In BerttB,
,itnl Mr. Pulitzer Intends to take council with him a*.
to F.tu-oiean oculists.
A Western man met near the Gll?y Btate -
Colonel W. lt Distln, of Quincy, who l? i member of
Ike stan* of Governor Ogh-sby. of Illino*. Ho wa*,
one of Coastal l-iu-an's warm Meads, i- p-omlnent In
ctand Anny circle,, and a delegate to the 'epubllran
National Convention. Ile is a Whol-Sel prodm-.
BMtekaat and has been In New-York on business, but
has lin (dentally made some Inquiries abott- Btrlltrft.
although he keeps a close guard on his toigue atid
has nothing to say ea that topic. In th- I
"*0BB* he ls a*000e*l with Ike rest of Ike Illln>ls dele?
gation as for Cire*hatn, but ho was a classnate of
Chauncey M. Da-pea*, and ls endeared to QoMeO) Alger
thiangh the -BfM family.
Dennis J. Shea, tho lld AsscmMv DHIl-Ol Kepuallr-n
leader, ls out for an airing. Ht ls known as a con
servative in jxilltical opinions. When asked about
nation, ho said: ? If Mr. Maine ls renominate) al
i :.!,?_,.'.,. Le- sail! pweof my district. Democratic
?old as lt la 1 IW'.osv of no other ramil, ao
who has such a hold on the affections of the massa-."
Colonel Thomas Ochiltree is seen In the entrance of
tko Hoffman House with a suspiciously red handker?
chief in his hands, which he vigorously'piotest- ls mt
a ba-dSBBB" Us tells th!- itan I "When Thurman
was in Iks .-ena!,-, ono of his fellow-member*, tra
Heury Cs. Davis, of Wet Virginia, (ko fsther-in-law i<
& II. Elkins. Ali important d--ban CBBM o*
In which Thurman took a leading part. In Ike mldsi
nf lt Davis went to sleep with lil- bead on 1.1- arin
un kl! desk. Thurman stopjied to blow hi _ ie, H 1
it i> one nf his Baroona! pcciularltlo. that on sud, occa?
sions he literally Bake, th- dead. OB this occasion
he Woke Davis, who lu cany nf,- Bal a Balt-BOrB ami
niiio brakeman, and who. as ke opeaod 'ii eyes, caught
Fight of Thuraian's red bandanna waving lo the air
ii .'.!* hali da/..-, i condition, he ooajded the ton nd and
the bandarna Milo a railroad danger signal, and grab?
bing htv desk he attempted to twlef ll around like ea
old-fashioned hi alie before be ra___s?ibered where he
was and began to laugh at his delusion."
A DECORATION DAY SEQUEL
brooklyn rouncAL sc_ntmRS Qu_-nraxu_ra
ABOUT TBF. PKKRIDI.N I's "flB-Ta
The topic of discus,1-,n yesterday among Brooklyn
Oread Army men was the Kilkenny exhibition whleh
to-'k place af tho King. County .Memorial Comm tl
-Roting uti ftatuitlav eveiiing. lt was a wordy
i OB bo'w-.-n C ninty Auditor EtfltBB, D-tted
States District Attorney Wilber, and Pollco (oiniuis
stoner Ball, who aeeo the main eoe ptratort engaged
ir, ftM-tag cicvoiaui into the Decoration Day proceed
lags, ami _- ii grear ont ol that eerefuUy forgeaieed
political Intrgne. tl..- falling out wa- much t-njovi-al
ty the l.epublieau majority. To add Beet to th
evaatagt groeoodtags, whoa Ike committee feaahod
Di" ( tty Hall they found that th -y BBCt locked out
of the Aidcrrnanic Chamber, in aeeordaaee etti
prevtoas tkreel aid a reeotatloa following it pooood
.it tko last BBHitleg (>.' the Bot-d, and considerable
delay oecarred boluc- an outran," w* eaVeted.
It was well known tliat tbe delay in starting the
na ade on Dec.nation Day, which malted in Un
Prestdagt'i staadlag boagry ami thirsty ea the re
I Mead, watting nearly an hoar before Ike head
of the coinuiii appeared, eree ckergsd te be Sae to tao
Jealousy of Police Commissioner and (.rand Marshal
Bell v. ho was determined, n is alleged, to bn-ak ut,
tko Presidential teeeptlM at the house of Mervin
(rois, No. 41H* Bedford ase., win, lives In the same
district with Bell and who i, a rival candidate of his
for tko DOBMCfatlC iintiilnutuiti for Mayor BOZt time.
(.rand Wen bel Bell, however, reported that the panie
had been a brilliant success all through, carefully
avoiding any allusion to di lays or the criticism*! which
lils action has a-volted. Th ls va- th. opportunity for
Dist net-Attorney Wilber to get lu his wurla. He
adopted a style of bitter saretoat.
ll- waa delighted, I e said, to karn that the parada
va- inch a success; that in- and other eomiadi
wholly inista.'a-ii ni supposing thal there bad beaa
intentional delays to acnieve sinister purposes; that
the forced narebes by ahlcfa the old and Infim coc
t i been i ompetled to fall out of the ranks, aa i
rhlch bad ectoaU. Ki.led one veteran toldler, w.t.
jkadvertent, and bad nothing to d', with an alleged
lian tn make a Bosco of tl,.- President's reception
lat- which Mr. Crosi i.ad Issued 2,000 Invitations. Mi.
liaJ! replied ami the other sunn ide- entered into the
- -ld th*- hot shot Hew about ane.ni* the Demo
cr*tic brethren, oauslng some ugly wounds. Finally,
Cohnel J. w. Jones Insisted oa lae rote of '? thank.??
. adopted and tuecoodod la spite of >\liber's
i lalitii-.in Botan showed "hut he bad brantirht hlr.
bmifkatarter tor by pounding down, a "-it ol order,
elution of Comrade lleB-itreet which requires
every delegate to thc Memorial Committee to tu,
With the secretary his m.litaiy reeoid. it was a
clear lase of gag law and the question ls as!;-.;
- Wiat ls the matter with imtan's record I"
IHE PROG RA MME AT WESLEYAN.
ARP.A7GRMKXTS FOR CiillMFNCEMKIT-WHO Will
BT. MAPS PltrSIBINT?
M Idiot own, Conn., June P.? Ihe proprramme for
the ronmeiicemeir eaerdOOS at W.-sles-at, l'nlver<ity
has be<*i comid'-t-d. In fact, some of the exercises
ili-ady tali.-n place. aPLoui;li cominetic BBSBl
veek is -. fortnlirtit in the futnn-. HM final cxamlna
loi he seatar rJees noe ut red ia-t week, and tbe
tblrty-et- aeaiberi alB hare an interval of rest be
fore the hteful day ol * sheep-bins* BiT-vW-. The
itlag ian -bB peet eaatelai tklrtj ihree peaag
mee and thee yBBBg wot;;en; In the li*l Klven on the
| ip of tin- circular contalnini* the annual exer
| ,f tkt reaag m.men apiK.-ar last.
Som te oj,le *aa*t tUlB-Setead why all tho names ar.
?Mal _is>-n in alplial*eil> al mder.
The kateallneate senean win be pi cached two
fruin ttnicnr.v. This duty usually falls ta
ti.,- pretMeesI ?f the teBega; hut tTeelepea baetag
bein wt bout a aili-Seat for thc la*t poer, and the
-etlag e-resldeat,Profeeeet John M. Fsa ~eek net
i tn kilter the Bar. Db Albert s, Hunt, of
:,!?? Vork, who .at long be?n conm-cf-d with I h.
American Bible S*:|?ty, has beoa leteeted a^ boo I
laureate pr.SSfkOT. '.Io has the reputation of bS-Bg
an .-li.-juetit h|sak.-l lad Bl Iirooklyn, where he Beet,
he ii in deoeaad as, ??supply'' ls ehmefcee of ail d'*
nominations. Ot Minda. OTOBlag, Jnne SA, tie'
iinlversi-y s.-rutOB Uio ba- dclivcri-l bv Ike BtV. I
T. Munder, whose aberal BB-glaai siBWl havo at
tt-acted much attentn.. Tkt foiUiwing Monday .
day . Ikt BXeeeleei <> the campus in the afiein.nl.
will, as usual, attract! lariro crowd. This ls one of
the pleasantest teatBaa of cmnienceinent Week,
That OTSBlBg the exeflent glee club of the collei?.
will give a ttattti
The annual meeting f th<? BrSSSMI falLs on Tues?
day. 119. m., when th iiuportant (lut-stioti ,.f M-Mt
lug a pr-sid, ot to BBBJBBl tho ll>-\t. Dr. John W.
Bosch, w!,o rt-lgaod a fat ago. will probably be, de
?i.e ha. bail lb!-- ?Biter In charge
dining the year, but tko esnlt of Its _euboratlOBS bas
in i l--.-n ir.mi- known. ?],,- business meeting of th
Aiomi.i a-.s_.iv.-nun abo ??cms ou Tuesday tore ooo n
IV ti rt nos I sj is gis-n no t, t-it-s aud other rtmislons.
ll is h.,_s>.i thai a.-* fnanv aembers ~ possible of the
class.!**, of ISSS, l<-.e:>, 1-7: i-v-. lbrl and IA8S will
be on hand to recall tBell -indent da>", renew old
ttBM fneiidslili-* and retail ir pleasure-- and siruggle
of tln:.-s gone by. An lufi-esUBg feature of the das
WlB Ire a gallie,lng of talia former edllors of ' The
College Ai gu*.'' at u breakfat In honor of tho eompli
tn,11 Ol the lweutietti \,-ar f th" publication of this
well-known mill-,.'- louraa, in Ike **"??-?? 'b<
tiu!uqueniiUl ex.-n i?cs ot ij? Chapter of !tl" __? ' "
?lion fiatfiinly con-ected wit. Wesleyan will h.- held
eddi asset trill be Isslii r, > ,v the B*r? Otonm ll.
M (,rew and tks Bett. Dr. *0BBI M. King Ino com
rueni 0?erelses will oa-i? (,n Thursd-T. Jnn< -
and after thu coufornn,, of degrees lh? roms
tii.-nt iiii.nei will be eaten, r_e regular annual ex
eiiiiiialious lake place on .lum jo. -_o. -! ?"<* '-'?'. **n'l
the esaminatlon ol catidt.aie for adniisaion to th.
next freshman cls_s cn Ju_o_t?.
THE PEOPLES ttSVASS.
WIDE AWAKF. COU BAB-OBOH AND MM
To tht Hil.;,., af Th, Tribune.
6lr: I wss one of ti,r. ?? \\ ide A.~*fces"* In 18C0;
have voted the National ticket straight ever since and
I am Rilli wide-awake In regan! to every movement
which affects the Kepubllcan party. Cr SMS reason
I suggest that if New-York ls not a unit upon Bu*
name of Depew, then let the ticket be Harrison and
Phelps, the platform " protection to our Industries''
and -protection to our aeawe." and we will win.
Jaeeeg city, june w, tabs, wiiik av,'Au
tSStSSW ANI) llARHI-aiN.
To Ihe Editor 0f The ir il. mir.
sir: Willi Mr. P.lalne out of the way, whose noni
Inat lon for President would most likely win In Hie
coming cont'-st ? This Inquiry has been mad'- BOBt
quite often since tbe pn:?-iitat|on of the Irvniorratlr
ticket. The unequivocal answer of a IBOB-Bg l'epubll
can tbls morning was Chauniey M. DefB-*, In asso?
ciation with Rssllettie Hard-on for Ylre-pre-ldent.
brilliant, magnetic nam.-- neal t" "" :
Kepubllcan msaost fa. urabi v. Tbrongh thctr power,
lt is believed, New-York ai d Indiana would be carried.
tims sect-ring a victorious rasnlt Lat es nosslaets
men who can defeat Cleveland and Thurman, and
-MSC men may he fi,nnd In DapOB and Harri-on.
Kne Penn., June B, 1? I. B. U.
BHBBMAB AND PIIFl.l-s
To the Ed i : ?<? uT The Tr* tm tte,
Slr: Dot not theso two nam,-. :.iml for stability
of Judgment upon thc vital Issues of the coming csm
palgn? William Waite:- l*kelpe, BB i - li-b-l.ty lo the
best principles of sound government has won tlie sup?
port and confldc_.ee of _keasaB_e Bf 'be DeaMC-a-Ic
t-itl-eiis of New-Jersey, and if tiomlnata-d would carry
his State. Of all our Statesmen ls there one with
clearer vision upon tho financial QBOStloas of our
tni..- Ikea ?enatOI Sherman, and aller all. ls not this
tko principe] leonel Does tai .nUahtened lars
In cap ii. I the pou*er an-l pott iry Pnni and
quality of labor lift >
These two tte samoa are true Aawrfcaa citiseaa,
tho uorthy deece-dants as en ot Franklin and
WMhlngton. BOUND Fount .-.
Brooalyn, June o. l - - -
OBBKHAM AND BrOBTON.
Tolhe Editor ,f Ihr /rt',.,.,.
So-: Will, such a candidate as Judge QitlhStl. the
iran party wo_ld OBtBT tko Bghl wltii high
and .strong . lalms lor a IWBeplBg \u-tory. Wit li
Oroeheei as the cr.udi.late there would bo no dslSBS te
caataalga, hut on- of etta-h ea tl ? Dot-Berets efl
ulong tko Baa ile would oioaoe the old soldo rs. ht
would ai-eii..- the iain,ring nen, and h*- would dorsal
land ssii'iout doubt, with ali due regard io the
last claims ol other candidates, i mas) Insist that
Uretham ls tbe meei ., Udale (or 11
Let the tici.ei i?. Qreakaa and Mot ton
Beal Aaren, N. v.. Jane B, 18- w. I:. BOBEBTB,
A STOBD 1 OB A-S--.B,
To the Ed it or of The Tr *', un e..
'ir: I want to suv a WOffd fm OeDCTSl Alger. I sm
a yo-ing man wkoos Int ProsMoBtlel baDBl was cast
for Jam's Q, Blalao, and Whose ooo pad will I ???
for tko BepukBeea noBtlBpe, whethor k ? be tko poMsked
i>a-|.,-ss-. ti.:.d Allison, th- abb- o-t-skaaa, the gal
lant Ilawb-y. the brilliant Phelps, Ike popalet Hairi-on
or that st-inch old leader, John BbQItlBB. TO Sty
mimi, eatalBt-d by the Bisons of Mugwamperj, any
one of fli.se ni.-n I, pref. r.ii,i, ta UM ti'-h.-t pit .n
uomluatioii li,-t week at si i
Bat tkeee ls a man eeeoag tko BopabBeaa candi?
dates who tills my bill of what an American should
be. As his Mloa oonntrymaa, I am proad nf ir
carecr. l a-n glad le kaow thal s-eh a seri
le in tl.,- i h.iel Mates, ead i gat] r In piratlon
from :i- - ?? 1*1 .- bolo Ste exetapBfl i wbai
may be goae by a you:,.' A ne fir en who has j ;?
purpose ooapled with honesty am! patriotism. A
poor bey, a loyel rolnnteer, a brave and i I
odteor, an emeus him a'..,i nea naafiil business
au honored Governor, a geaarouo ani weU-beloved
cltl7.>-n. thc favorite son of a great stat,-. Th
iii.- sta*.*!.'-, by wbJeb .'-ii : ador bas risen to I.
jdaaae. and In every position be ba- been the --aivie
man of tho people plain in his lattes, i- ixe in id- life,
? laJingt with all lil name ai tbe
b.-ad of tbe Kepubllcan Uclnrt would at t r_< i thou
ol young mei about to < , end a con
binetlon of Alger end Phelps would iweep the North
in opposition to thc thara refi rmer snd his
antiquated mako-w?lght Thurman
Wi Ntl LKl'l l.Lb
Plainfield, N. J.. Jane 0, i---.
-3
THE PROBLEM .17 CHICAGO.
IA. MNF.'s BXCEPTIOXAL STBE-fUTH WITH TnR
IRISH,
:; ron! in Tbe ii*Mi Wond.
i. ll . Republican part* In convention s tembled at
' bk tgu will uni;
itlon _-?, ii.i.i.-I al 9t. Louit did renominate the
ebie] ol lbs old ticket without presenting any other
the Irish l*i*Dt_et-oui*i > e ol '-,. ? Itfa Irosh
accessions, will surely n- given ',, ti, - Re* .
nominee; and if the Republican part J is fh*-n succe-.s
ful, s> ii! thai event I do most nrmly bolleve it irtfl
(ul, those Ii a ill lorever aftr-r
Identify themselves with the Kepubllcan porty and
ll rm,-! ardeni h:h1 eonslsteni aupport.
v e had bi " down to Ihe fa. i - of pi
One of the fa<:t ? I. tiiat N-'.s Torti is a
Democratic -tate. Tbs Fret Tia ie Mugwumj
;,, good. There, t"". are iii ? |*rublbil
In view of tha ? iry for
tbe Republican party, in order to Bin, to put In tbe
the Di ito b bo fan gu outsld ? bis oa c party
lim-s and win reinforcements tram t.'..- ranks ot the op
position Blaine ls thal maa. Be ena in New-Yorha Sew
.i.-.^.'s and Connecticut gather around tu* icandard of
me .. '.'? ? SK) voti -
than any other ju Utract.
i limply record i. y opinion 'hat, wttaoul Blaine .-ts the
standard-bearer and champion of om cant defeat
seems Inevitable. lt looks noe a li ll would be a
go-ss-yoa pies kgo, and thal Polly ar-.d
,*-a-ltl-iiii," s would have it ali their own ?>iv. In that
event i shall remain Independent of either part] Oat*
lng tue csmpaifru.
ADfJF/: W <t'LI) TESL AT HOME WITH DE1T.W.
Proa The Koch-si ?: Herald.
lt li -a'd thal Uusseil .1 Vi
?on and n Hi ona ra, the lr-hi i _? . ;
in bli Hie, tn ii in ali bis I um, i . .
rn:.lb ii- and ei ,i -I1- -it.-1 ul
i ? ni ,r,. dorine ? i si' ol which time I
.. . lor bim, be bas t. i l no -
buslne-s dispute*, bis faint a* and manliness belog
({?lair.' . acknowledged Li even ona \s!'h wt*
dealinfpi. . sack a man as thai would
feel p i-f.-i' iv al ii : ?? on a tlc! ey M.
Depew. ?; j> ? in,
law ! 'it Ins Integrity a,,d merni 1 ire as
acknowledged a- ara '.'?- t|ualltle* ... .
speaker, hit public spirit 1 admin . over the
gnat ra.lr.ad cor]
or li1- ?? nd liberality dlsideyed toward
th ? t-i iplo] ? of thal ci i-;, i allon.
TIIF. QBBBHA-I BOOMBRS OPPOSED TO I.I..MNK
From Tao CBkB-BBII Time- Star
nm thi- koeal of tbe opposition (thal it forced
Blaine to wltodraw), ri pose- one 'i'-e*l motive -
active GlBS-ant follnslnp. Tte )*.,,*n orlglna'cd In
na! spirit an i ha* taken e rory Darrow ronr-a
Nosv that lt ls fulls nnderstood, lt wlU pmbably
dwindle. Mr. Blaine's friend. In the convention will
attracted toward Wt thould
sav that bv natural telectlo ? ma] ??? '-"* i
snpporl "iib theil ? ll man. a National man. !
a stalwart adv,raia- ol tht B ipubBcaa doctrine of pu,
teetlon.
Iltr. KABSBi DEMAVD ld.AINK,
I'liin The rTeW-TOf- Tablet.
Tbe inl'liotis ot AlBOflran tnll-rs are now tuning
with aa-ioi - the Bepubllcan i .
party has, In tba pre tani cr'.sls. i aiagnlfioeni nppor
ma:.- a ca:i
I whom t
rally ! i ero I ona nan In tht* i'*.rt.y al.giant pro
? er nj, above bbl lolloe -. and a
a very synonym lor Protection to American in ;?
and American labor. That man lt James Gillespie
Blaine. He has declined t.. l?- . tan-lit.
- demand his lomloatlon, an-l ii \> ll be the
highest polities, wisdom on the par of the Republican
na! Convention to bow te the popular will Mr.
Plain" I- tn" ininti of a patriot IO dMli?e a ii dint niaaiis
nomination Boen bis nany, and bia nnanimue tioml
naJiou would swen li-- triumphant election.
A DASI BOBBB PBOM NF.W-.u:
Trom The Newarlt Press Register.
How aJii.ii- I Beleey, of rTew-Jereey, 'or a
dark boroo at ( hloegw I
W-KXnr_-B WILD OVKB BIT-K.
From The Mfjwaaheo Btealag Wleeoaele
Wlsconeln RenuUlcans are proud of Goveraor Baekj
Ikey lia-..- aatebod -nil deep Interi
admiration, He hat never .'. ? i their
Dtmoet oxpectatluna, and ike) are qulti re, if,.,
to the chief executive chair of tbe Wallon ti,at i
t!ii-e! tbe dntii-s af that jH.siiiuti in a manner that win
?est promote th<- interests of l try, ami prove
eminently satlsfacioi". tu tbs whole pet pto The peel
record of liovernor Bask, both military and civil, ls a
gilarante.- that .neb vflll be th" I
OB-B-.AN and M'l'l'.w -Mit THB BBVBB-UB
Front The CafeeeT- Tiftaaa
BtBeaaa* eaaU Bet. tunning as vies Pteeldeat, carry
either of thc doubtful -lat,-. a,f Induua. ? unnectlcut
ur New .let-ey for Iiris-w: bul St l|? ? ? u| of tin- tilda't
If. li,- could SWOOP Indiana and I un
ail the .-tates Blaine eerried, whleh -ould eloci them
both; ?")'! wi;', .-a little hali frow, t >.-tr.\* _s \ ira, he
I lat ?? Bow "i .,1:. In Hean rolumn. It
win ti.ii- hs m. thal ?? indi k* (le his
tetter to I bs v -* I or! -1 the -t-mg
man at the tall Inst,--,! a,f the h.-iul of the tia-ia
thereby iM-riN ti,,- election of both, -till.- br r**verslng
the i.pb-r be w'.uld Iism- a Bvaral eertalnty of li?
tton of both nun. and that, Uto, without saa-rtnclng
Ike p- t-si>nal Interests of either.
AI.I.1**<'N BBnKB-JB'OU) ALL
From The Oxford (lowai Journal.
We du. ho ? tnanv trait* of character lu
Mi. Allisii.n that were - i ? -i, w Hi Ml
coln. Lt broad. a.j?.-r. ? itamps bim a* a
' i'i.- people, win," I n te res i - ext to
Ms hoar! \ a man of character and ability d* obs
ijiie-tlons. snd bis slews on I i,- i|,ii,;i,,,is of Hi.- das
accord with the principles of ref,,im and for ti
intera-bts of Ike poo pla, He ii beeamma stronjow In
the hesrts of the people every dsv ?n.| pi-oml?ei lo be
the lcsdmi c-hdtdate at the National Contention.
I SMALL VILLAGE USD!R MARTIAL LAW.
.AWLKSS I. A BOW MKS AT VKHrt-ANCE'S POINT
BVAB-s-B BY I'lNEICItTON'S DKTECTIVII.
Verpl-nrk*. I'oint on tho Hudson is under martial
sw. A detachtneut of thirty Pinkerton detectives in
inlfi.rin are stationed there under the Caimmand of a
isptaiu and Il.-uicii-nf. Tho cause of this slate ot
-laira ls labaar troubles. The tight ls directed a|ain*>t
tod--rmond's brick yard. In this out of the way
iainli-1 there are situated twelve brick yards, In which
ibo.it ."nu m,-I, are emj.iosed. Last year not a brick
is as made owing to trouble*, with union men. This
rear one ya ls being run by union men,
??ii ne bein; worked by non unh n and tho twelfth,
belonging to Klrhard Kodei uioud, ls the ono at which
ha lo i.,'d int n et! have been directing all then
?lowers of Intimidation.
TeeterdBy on.- ?.' ike Illy eerea non-union men,
Bkeai Liidc, nu,nd has got to work for him waa aa
isulted in broaai daylight and his skull was fraetur*>d.
rares weeks ago Ld-, mimi hiaaett w-a_ set epoa
by a crowd IhtUS and nearly killed. Ho
sss kia Had in IBS heed aud all arv.r tho body. This
wa_ th.; climax of a seidel of Bet*. The matter was
lak-jti laden thi (..rand Jury and rlility of the ring
leadsea aeea It-Brttrl Among tho number were
?8pott>- ilaOult-,-, who ls tl,-, loedOt of tue union
iii-ii at TorploBiUfi loint. Sosae trore Indicted lor
?aaeali in ii,- iecoad degree, otben i-r couspirec}.
lo-uay thees Baa will be an-'-- .
Boaormood expects to ins West-bettor County for
(ailii.g to .ii-iii.-, i hi.* propelt- from mob violence
mil tar th.- Injuries ks reoetred fi"'" IBs _?*_?*
ih- mob. lb.- lue ai aBthorttlea at \erpla_c-- _*o.ru
.re paralya-st Tko Hnkerton deteettvee buss pam
lac sj Iks cums. Ths Bfty-eevon non un on men
whom be employi Uve ?t ihe sams bouee with tn?
?electives. The Hnk.-rfo,i mea guard the bries yam
md UH hOBBS ulgfc- and day. ar. threats have Weu
Biaal- to blow the lion-'* up with dynamite.
Bash ol Bodermond in tim Bghi eg?esl ls*mantm
taker*' Association, imHiding ti,
nealthv bu. dong tbs Hudson -*"-1 ""
lt:w ka-nssi-lt riYe.s The wagaw vary from ai ?"> "
-- ," is-r dav: in- kean <,f work are |,-ss than fi-B
hour*. The wari?en el the Petal ashed Ipr__nor
Jone J '",wer? Vi __
. elsewhere. These metteti all brought on n
thu
THE EIRE RECORD.
A FLU PACTOBT TV.d' F. IN FL\MF--.
A fire krohS om on tho third iBOf of the fur factory
of Thomas Llovd. af No. 163 mion-ave., Iicooklyn,
un BBleidoj eight, and was extiagakbed with only
s slight lesa About deyhreah yeeterdey, fir** ?'?
mgaln di rat -red ls I ? -eese ealldlng ead ir destroyed
,,? | worth SIO.OOO, ead daaugsd the building g.,ooo.
I_* ttl H Ol brick, four -.tories in- heleht, and
balonr- !?> .lose- h ' al Me. The cans,- pf the lue, and
unknown. Whether he rtsrne
I,,,,. extinguished the ftrtt Uese the*
u.r.s,'v red. oi ni locendlar- (ired tho place, will
be Investigated by the f~* marsbaL
[i.s.-ls IN PABIOUI Ft.AfF.S.
Ttliildad Col., I'm" lO.-One of the most dI?a?trous
._,? ,,.,. Md Dds ritv startsd tats thia sreatag.
Attar u han Ifhi Ott Its dspstta-aal tao*
Mr," r, i.lro! nf lt bBl SSS anttl the Corni,
. ,?,iniV ,,. - sen wnsnmsd.
Ill leletrraphlc ...iimiuni.-iatnin, makin *
? fnr-.h-r partlcBls-S la aK-fc
( . . i || . Ja-S 10.--Kir- bt-fcs sal l-*f nl.ht In
Bog-?*t iiaioeieni. ta a mst sf Beeden balldlaga ssath
?f the MssssUs I-atpta. Be Bihlesse'i
machine sh?|,s and Jahn Mulim'* boat bOtttlag depot
war- anon-' tlw balk-Ma ton-sn-sd. Cat
? | avering M -s.'e p-.ira.rty
noni th- Mable* bbsbbI to 1*75,000.
]\< / ? ? . s in SOCIETY.
The ongepweul B ennoano-d nf BBes Sarah
? of tbe Ber. Thomas (Jallaudet, te
Blchard Bbenua
Lindsay Palrtax, whose rogagemeel te MBm Grcce
Bradford was a;.aaoed recently, is a brother of
Bemlttaa Bogart Fairfax, who niairled Miss Van
Btineioleer oas year ega Be ls a _on of Colonel
Fairfax, of Virginia
The BwrriegB of Wilfred Hartley, son of .To?eph w.
Bortk-y, sad M - '.-"-nore K. Beery, daughter of
1 _ ima g. I >? rj ? tool i-i 1 ? oe Taeidsy at the house ul
James Taleott, Sa 7 Weel I1fty*ae-*a_t_-st The
any arm performed by tbe Bev. I>r. BartlBy, o_
uncle of the bride?oom Tbe best niau was
-. aral the ushers were K lc hard IL
Haines, r Howard Whitloek, Eurene Goadhy and
; Webb. Man] wal -kn.n p.- ij.'c were present
, :,r ;.,.- tbs weddiag of Mus Ed
Walker, dangkter of Aha s. rather, to Benjamin
Franki::! Hooper, al Ihe Charch <>f the Puritan
j, .lu:,,- 1 t. A reci-pflon 1 il! follow
at the brid '?. home, Na 157 Weet 0_e*hB_d_BB-a_dr
twenty--- COB
peimi-Hi ls ar.t'.Mii'i?d of Miss Agna* Fond's.
daughter ol _oren_o Boudekush, to Harold Ban
den "t_
Blas Clere Bng-tdus, daaghter of Abrahea Bogar
(?.ns, and flenry B. -ounsbery w-en* married Thi
in tbs Madison Ave ie Be* nm I ( ireh by the Bev
Dt. Abbot! K. Kl':.el--. ThON were rn- ' I
The bridegroom's nephew, Judson Umaebery, wes tbi
Antoni the -nt. ta aare Mr. ead Mn
,;,,_,. Andrew newcombe, Mr
Mn, 1; i>. Lonnsbory, Mr. ead Mrs. James Lonni
bery, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac !;. Johnson, MB
bury and Dr. J. U ' BntphaB.
--?
A MOBUMEST TO TBS VICTIMS of ANARCHY.
Chicago, June li Bed to-day that the moa
un.-i: to the pol - ' ''??? |B the Bay bibi Bel
-ore win mn be le the ?eaerally propose-] form
1,1 -in oflb-et alth a club, rampant ob a -.rotc ned-sui
audi: rted that tho esos-orlal wfll be pieced
luiiy a mile ai I 1 q wtee Bum the Hsyatarket. Tht
KWoni . ? lhat tbe Haymarket,
es and saloons. U not aroU
tnlted for a work of art. and that a poBeemaa with a
lim, bas 1.n demonttrated tube a thoroughly ins
luMect, however admirable li- may bs on a beat.
Fnlon : "? r?:" monumon
w,n bc thal ofi female fl-fure. s-wterely draP^O;
I,.,idi - " *W'K1^
,?,!,., , rbe booh proclaims that In tin*
lau 1- lapreoea
TALKING to TBS SVT0SB9 OOLLSOS SIELB,
naen lo Ike fradnetlng cleet
ali:.,.-,!-sr.-.naii-i,.l!.V"W^,:-Uv.r-da. ht. Tl
Church in the efternooe br the Bea. Dr. wiu.am n.
taChereh Ti"tc..t w.~s.
.. 1;,,.. . ,,- iv* mi your moot holj fa- *?
... ,,,. tari thal Ru?Kf? lnf'
mt. wat founded ? mme whee Mesata ^_*^"
waaadebat-dq-eatloa Tho lead le tmwitotlad ***lth
ic,,,! aad the ejaastloa wee Bottled. ooo
had not forgotten BB female creation. B6BMBIM
Boden times were Bee te tale any position which
they Mi eompetenl to BU: had boee barral from no
sphere of u -?:" ??? ai *_ *'e? "j
wtUIng to entei Tl P de * * ???_? '" ,!l"
t tn- whoa worn Jf ?? ft^httTthVi
of the temple, c. I J""."'"'*'. .-V IT \<. id
proce brlnn
!? mud.- visible : ? : '
,,, I .lit tl.i- hidden b-aull'-s ot the jual til'
MISS SOSA R ISP MARRIED
r.:.ltlnv.,e. June IO. MK. B< ?- Land, tho B-Jl
hm.wn actn '? ' ll-: ri''J a',
- . .ptain Arthur Hame of the 1 1
?s Department rn the Ltdt-d Katee Amy.
nth J.>??_*?_"?_
md -i " 1 iyed /'"'^^..^Vc
l -i mer
a teacnet of elocution In tha city.
a pbela rm tm wsot tbs sunda t la w.
n?. km ssl,,, ii thc P.'^ts .r-ukin-r ol
? " Sr- VltTitf ? p1' *''?
M..., ..,-,?.: Dosne 1
lay la the Beware il sae -Bag wkiek cksssed
Iks hsertaol :i, clergy -es tkt __J J"
malt . ,'i,,iHsvi-i, tho*9~**?*? ?*
d,s- law. HU.te nany pe**?is - ^"
-..ciivs-i.,-bsbs.t^f;'?::
1 ,, .? a-uab ed tai discharife
- rant ta Bj- ?
ma, -.i-i. ? tars ita Bar-By Ba aaaS BBB sj*
May ??? rta aeds sapay- "';-*?.
r--.? r> 11 ,:? 1: 1 ci ,,".-? " ? - *- ? . ,
, a., ?_-_-_-_-*: and new ba?
an onB-aaee, he hal rsvot-d Bs ami '
nae -.-ian t_t a.I sbHIs -sjtataa keeBsd aa tts.
oftlcer. nf th- bar ta SBfOietBg lt* ?___'"V "e Wa
..no'ers nf th- Us- rn .-lllrrs ..? '? ?- _,_,?, ,.
n?t s (boobs sad kspsesssd hkasHf with--ut ant reeaeSS.
?Mitta, or pa.iitlcia,:. B* bSfSd iBel ?? tWtS WOSh
Lu.d tx- ci.minu-d, UU. Ikers watt* *t n, r,,w Int,
?m-sreadhahttaVB ??_ lJW ?"**'" "I
, .m.. laimra of saloajna woulO
and thst the Irac- Jm.rs and llde -Wf **?
mit h. rssgsasd un Baa-By. _
OUABDIi WEE SAE
I'roin T Jo! Bl dey 'ls/-''"'
_- a i..ia.f that benefit ls to b?
T,i""" '? "' it? iV tme water run ai
"'^ ?,.- b> - cop-jus and
faucet* ting oj -
S^i-rl -teaaetf tfi
lUghi t. acmmplah ansi!.nu: '"w?rI ' ,,._,_,, _?|
tcuvcious ali? uiBi l-;'^1;! ?I^."|_I,|,
ti is merely _ *_sie of water o ??
.Hean, ttl trickle throi.ithis ??^tm% Formula* em
(olon.-l *A ar np** 'Vl'i; . ,'* illow bo OtgaaB
braces two Injunctions: l1r,r' , . 7"; wita.,n ri__|_a
' " d_^2_5 tn all. wi.
?- ctrndlflons. .V''7ri;.',,,,,.?_,...
drain ail ..1 . (be hou?e und. -ra.- ?" ^'' M f
I BIMlId Sdll IO th-C th- S'>'',V'f'llJ?"-HPSr,,S
-~ ventilate en W-? ?',*,'"; ,s ,h
..Vi : ^Si^ffii^
!2fJ .-li,ru,e"7^,mfr
..ofd?m'Sties.iireiimr:
. ..1 Mus lot -nant-d. snd '?'m,,V',::^,ffl?m,
rlglUaes I- 11- prTeo of health, s. ?' ?'?^-, ?lldi!1,?1_.
amateur sdvioe 0u maners ol health. test all things
Int hold fast to that which ls good and In accord
wu li common sense.
The best plumbing will not last forever, and need-i
periodical Inspection. A trap msy freeze In January
and dry up tn Jul v. and deep frosts will break up
drains and cause leaks; rats may burrow: ga*.-*- will
eor-nte. valves become leaky by wear, ana car-lens
aa-aaa. nsjriect to keep fixtures clean. Hence
periodical ia*pectlon. espe'laliy of hidden plumbing*
work, should be an Imperative duty u_H>n the hou-se
holder.
OBITUARY.
COLONEL F-DV^MRD'rTk IN GI IA RM AX.
London. June 10.-The Rl-rht Hon. Kdward Robert
Kine Hannan, Parliamentary Under-secretary for Ire?
land, and member of Parliament, for tho Isle of Thanet
division of Kent, died at his residence In Ireland this
morning.
This ofllcial, tho proposition to pay whom a salary
has been tho subject of some fatormy debates In Par
llsment In tho last few month-., was born In ISBB,
educated at Eton, served several years In the army.
s-id then settled down at Huckin uh am, near Bogie,
County Roscommon, where his larp-st estates aro.
Tho family had lunn bo-n conspicuous, both for tbe
extent of their Maded pee****e*ty and for bein* almost
continually at war with theil tenants. Mr. Klnp
Harman was Lord Lieutenant and honorary colonel
of tho militia of County Roscommon, and magistrate
and deputy llcutonant for the counties of Longford.
Westmeath and MfB, In which he also had c-iatc
l'or Sll? he sat In Parliament from 1**7T lo ISM SS
a Homo Ruler. In lo79, however he punished eer
tain of his tenants for attendlrs* a Land Lcasrue raeet
DSg hy taking away their wood culling btBBBOOB, and
theeaaftee he was at war with tho Parnell party.
William O'lirlen and other leader- In that o.-ganl-a
Hon fat afoot Investigations Int ? charlies again.*! him,
of rack-rent Inc, evictions and other hardships to the
tenantry, while Colonel Klng-Uarman In turn Invoked
astlstanco from Dublin for tho suppression of ? Batted
Ira-land." Mr. O'Brien's paper. In tho election of
18.0 slleo chose noeses .-exton In the landlord's
stead. Trie Tortes bad now taken tho latter up. and
when Colonel Taylor, member for County Dublin and
one of the BeBcoosSeld whips died, ( olonol King Bar
man was elected to tte vacant *-eaf. which he occupied
from 16S3 to 1886, In tl.,, linter v. ar. throufth the
lion of snrfrage the .Tish party wad aide to
defeat him at tbe polls, and Ix- was unable to obtain
another constituency In Ireland. Bul In 188T, In ;ati
exceedingly close contest, he was abb- to aware an
election in Kn-'latid from the tele of Thanet. In
April of last year he mu- appointed Coder Beere-ory
for Ireland, much to the Indlgnaflou of the irish party.
At the tlmo lt war* anders!.1 that no pccunlar-v com
irerisaMen for his offleial service would be a*ked fm
from Parliament, but an attempt to provide e
rthslsss. a faa weeta ego, gave rise to a stormy
? and the tJovernment wa-, outvoted liy a narrow
majority.
CHARLES H. WINFIELD.
Montgomery, N. Y., June Ilk?Charles II. Winfield
droppa*d dead while addressing a sunday school at
Walden this afternoon. He was a lawyer of consider?
able prominence and served In Congrats from 18?3 to
l-'.T. Mr. Winfield v.-as chairman of the BeB-YOf
state Democratic OonvenBon In 1866, and ern
tncf-Attoruey for Orange County from le-Jl to 13,0.
-?
CHARLES _. WUITNF.V".
Baw Orleans, Juno 10.?Charles F, Whitney, a
well-known member of the New Orleans press, and
for several yean past city editor of -The Times
Democrat,'' died last evening of cancer of the tongue.'
STtA RT AS EASY HISSER.
TUT" GREAT FRENCH BACtt C-PIUSSS THK ORIXD
I'HIZK (!F PAKIs.
Taris, June 10.? The mee for tho Orand Piite of
Tarls. of 100,000 franc,, was ran tu day and was won
by three leagtho by Pierre Dobob'i ehoetaa, colt
Stuart, by Le Destrier, out of ntofllh Bastin Mr.
...mr's che.tnut colt Crowberry was second, ti.ree
lengths ahead of Laren dc Soubeyran's bay colt Saint
GnU, third. Stuart was ridden by Lane, Crowberry
by Webb, and Saint Gall by Cannon. Th-- other
- aad theta Jx keys were: A. Lupin's brown
ddt (iilior (Storr); Ilaron de Soul eyrau's ches rna!
eli i harli flirldgeland), and the same owner's chest
tui! cdt Saint Leon (Rolfe). The la-t betting ff
i 14 to i against -.tuart, l l ? ?_ to i against Crowberry.
.", to 1 sgeittSt Saint Gall. 16 to 1 tgslnsl (ialaor, and
?j'! rn l , ? thcrif and Salnl Leon.
i beril and -ilnt i.e,,!: mad-, tha running, w-|th Saint
t;all third, and Crowberry, Qalaor anl Bruer! follow?
ing, Phis order was maintained until Ihe top of the
? reached, wi mi Crowberry drew rdoncslde of
? .all. while Cheri! and Bal nt Leon feu beek.
From this point smart. steadily gained on the
leaders, and before the la?t cornet was turned ho v,as
in front, coning hum-.' an easy winner.
COB DITTOS OF GROW TX <i COBS A NP WHEAT.
chicapo, June io.--'Tin- Tarmont B****1e**a ti.:-;
week win *ay: " Btplen-flng of core B not fl
in mat BstrleU, batta oil rs corn is up and __S-__|
f;Br progrooa An uppreciaiiio laereaae this year ta
Ott acreage plant,-d to corn is again noticeable from a
summary of the reports from out- eotsB-ponOBt-ta, A
summary of the reports from cur earrosjJbdSBtS nive
tt.e following averages by States of the acreage t Ian fed
to corn this yeer: Illinois. 104 per cent: Indiana.
100 il- per cent; Ohio, loo per cent; Kentucky.
100 l-_ per cent: Missouri, 104 per cent; Iowa. 1<-I
per cent; Minnesota. BS 1_ BOT cent;
iv-at'-as, 12". ira-r cent; Dafcota, |gs
pe:- eent, cud Between, 119 per eent 'lhere appcan
to be a decided decrease ta the acreags ot laud town
ie ip-fiag wheal this year, a- compered with last
fear. A summary of our reports gives ihe following
averages by states,, of acreage ? sd, ss compared
with last ye-ir: ItllnoU, '.'7 1-2 per cent: Iowa, ti?
per cent; Mlnnosote. BS per conti Dakota, 'j^ per
:.-.-br__a, Til ..ur sent,"_
TO XAME A GOVERNOR FOR MAINE.
Bootoo, Juno 10 t6peclali.-Thc Maine Stato Re?
publican Convention, which meets at Portland on
Tuesday, June IB, promises to be a larpe and in
fl ll sn tie I gathering. The candidates for Governor arc
to havo their headquarters at the l-'almuuth House
and they and their men will bo found upon the
ground In force on Monday afternoon. The majority
ot the delegates will arrive by sj-a-el-l trals Tues,liv
morning The State Committee valli meet as usual
-.,-tiing previous to the convention and win ai
range for tao temporary orgenlsatlon and other emt
lt is probable that i Haynes will
be re-elected National committeeman bv the delega
'lacie being uo other candidate, so far a* learned,
THE DODY OF T. HA BE180B GARRETT WOTPOUBD
Baltimore, yans lOL?The United Bts
Ostipee, Captain Burgh, to-day vtsltad the glaes \
T. Iiarrlsoa Garrett ssas drowned and fred lOVB-Bl
l>i i.adsldes from !i -r eij-'ht-lnch puns to bring up the
body by concussion, but In vain. I'p to a late hour
;ht nothing bed boee boord of th* body.
Tho Wipe Bed yacht w_ partially rehted to-day and
towed nearly up to ths city. A bolo Ave faaet In
width tu fuund to have been made by the bow of thai
steamer Joppa lu the side of tho (ii.am Ju.*f baa.-- ol
the engine room. Hie must ita-.- sunk -j soon as th>"
Joppa backed off, as the hob- extended several bel
below tho water Una, At the Associate Reform
i Irirch, of which Mr. Garrett was a member, the
pastor, the Hov. Wayland D. Dall, delivered a eulogy
on the many good iiualltles ol the deceased and lu
eharc-Ss prayers were ottered tor ihe ?flUetod
family.
THROWIXG HIMSELF FROM .* CUTT.
Bingera Peile, June io [Special). Somo boys this
afternoon dtaCOVOIOd the body Of .lames Uynn. I
?pleyee of Bingara -'ails village, a? the fool .,f
tiie precipice, near ti*e possonger tuspeaoloe bridge.
: three aaehs ego, and either lefl baai
tl i .-iitt or committed lutckto. lt.- !:aai money das bim
from ths corporation, bal was drinking an ;
u hun last seen alive.
FUNERAL OF EZRA RAKER.
Huston, June io (Spcciali?The funeral cf Bare
Maher occurred to-day at his summer home In I'.ev
attey. It was attBBded by a lame and notable gath?
ering, including Governor Abms ead Chariot PraaeBi
Ad ams.
?-??
MISS CLEVEI.AXD AT BOLLAA9E} PlTFXT.
Borne, B. Y., Juno 10 (-special).-.Miss Bose F.
Cleveland has arrived at her country home In Hoi
land Patent, where the will spend the summer months
- ty
LOUISVILLE DEFEAT EH EY KANSAS CUY.1
bOOanrB-*, Ky., June 10.?The ball .ame b*-dty wii
asllsd ai ths tua of the ?iuh BmlBg, mi aeeeBBl
Of min. Ti> th.H P<?'nt Bassos Otty lad, mainly up.
error, sf the houae team. Tl.e score wss:
Louisville.0 0 0 0 1 0-1
Ka-sa- City. 0 0 1 2 2 0?.
l;.i?!_.ts-I.oulsville 5, Kshs-h City 5. Krrorn?iAraiis.
ville o, Ksnsss City 2. PtKhaaa_Bassy md Tooi
**_fllro Mr IBegaesai
- ?
THE WEATHER REPORT.
BtfT-BBMBBf W-HOATIO-S?BOB94 norm.
V/AeHtsuTOX. Jous lo?For NewKnsIsnd snd Ksiten
Ness York. Ksstern rsnnsylvsnts, \as>- Jsraey. Detsvsara
si,-'. Maryland. a,a!cssioosl rain, statioii.rv temneratnra., (si
lowed tty oooler rjorUiweiterly or ss?staTlr windi aad BB
weather.
K?r Ohio, Western PsnnaylTsula amt Weiteru No-York
cooler, {slr weather.
fi
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TRIBCWB LOCAL
EBVaaT
OBSERVAnOMS.
.vlfcLu"'
ISSTSeiBJfl]
_S__5s_2.CE
-.-?S*aJ
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BAR
1-CUal
29. *i
In ths rti?sr_m a rostlnnoua Ima, ahowi tile *>aro~a?i?r
r.a. iu_i,.,us -ester tsr, ss o.aervsit st tho I nit?t Statasi
Hisosl vriim- stall..;i at thia cur Tho a?uiia-a iu,U.s_. t?S
Uoauarstars ootaal ai lla.lnut'a yUsrma^r. '.IS Hruaalarar.
Taisrss omoa Jans ll, 1 a m.?Cloals snd lansl-ai
altarastsd jr-staKtUy wiu twa et t-rte shewsrs, sad -lah
- -
humidity, 81. The tes?orot-TO rs-**-- ba-twee- el" oed 7*r?
thsoverage (WV) -*?*?f ? _? h-he-r thsn on the -otToipeod
..:.?? day issi year, and l's'* higher thsn on -aluMey.
In sad nater this city to-day lhere will pr-bobly ba
raia follows* hy coe! er. fatr wootha..
?-,. rn
FI RIX 9 TR lt EB SHOT lt AT A "WWABFBAT."
Whllo on duty st t-0 wharf of ths People's fis-i.'ffht
Company, In South Kl-venth-st.. Brooklyn, ycstcr-sy
morning. Edward Hotrisa-i. ths witc-imai). ssw s attn at
tho end of ths whs rf. Wham he seeoaUard him the man
rs ve sa insulting reply, snd he drew his revolver snd
fired two shots In the slr to Intimidate the strsng-T.
Tba, latter drew his revoker risl SAWS Ui return. Hod?
man then fired s third slt-t tUr-cUy st the man snd be
(Usoppesred. It is not __a_wn whether he wss wounds*.
md fa-.I into tbe wster or hail a boat la whleh he socaped.
The police liiveatUMted tho ma tier sod decided thst ht
wss s " wharf -st" who wes- seeking for someU-ng r
?rieL
,-T'K'IAL TRAIN TO CHM'AGO UM-1 MIMI,
plot and alternates ,1th their friends leave
Grand tent ral Station u 10 ~B- a. m. .Satin day. 10th
Inst., arrlvo Chcago at isl .Vc-lock noon on Sunday,
17th BBB, A dilling car w;U ne attacked to tialn
and run through to Chica-o. aloa.-ping car accommo?
dations and excursion tickets can he obtslue-1 at
BOW-Tork Central ticket ollie a-. 4 lil. 7*5 or _.-_ Broad
wsy, ll Park place. Grand Ce sti-1 Watton. ?_ West
ladred-aad twenty fifth st and One-hundred-ai-d
thlrty eighthat Station, .Ww Yo -h. or SSS \V_shlng?nn
st., Brooklyn. TkOOS not aleslrlng aa-commaxlations
on tie speeUl can procure at t u io office* excursion
tickets tu i hie seo and return; good going June 14 to
naive, aud for return putia- unttl June 2? ln
clUsiSa-. _ _ *
Ht trifling wttb a canch ra ?sy a one allows himself to
drift Into a c-nditisn favorable te tba* dsvelopmeat of
sesse latent dls-ase. whl.li th.-reafur takes full peesea
sion of the system. Better sure your et id at once With
Ur. Jayno's Expectorant, a good rsm idjf for Uiroat-aiis
and lung affection*- .'?
When yen reach home- worn out with overwork or ep
pMtasod br tse heat. 1> tr a- the faa-e and hi nsls or whale
psriou with Pond's Bx lt eat aad water. Neihisc ls so
refreshing aud lnvigerstiug. Beware ot tn-'taUoas. .'.
A_e!'rttisl*nbititBtsfornsM-a*_sp'.lls anst crnde mia,
eral waters is l__B-_t*e Ski.tzf.s Ape-ibst.
Plan', rh!<*H?l?*e Instantly tHalnfa-a-ttt
snd chenilcsllv u?utraiUea all dlsosse.bre?*e.UB.<
i hen- is no h.msa-ho ,1 need of more vital trap-nance
Uus niatciiless disinfectant.
The Brat lll?h-( lana (Ik a ret? rs.
Ki_noy Uro*.' 8peeU_ Fotou-s.
MARRIED.
ALR-RTSON-WILLIS-On Fifth dav. "txth month. 7t?,
HSm, st th? r?i.,lenoe of the Ort.te'a motha-r. Westbury,
long Island, by Friends' ciremonr. Marv W.. Sssrtlsr of
t sherm-a _ sad ihs Ute Samuel Willis, to J. Aagustt-S
Aljeriaon.
,Yo'ice? of man i<i'/es inuit be iadortei with fall mama
and addrtn. ________________
DIED.
r.nr.FRT-On Snm'.jT, Juno 10, st hts resident*, 59 Christo,
pliers*.. .J i.nen J. llogert. la his 8.M r?.r.
Funeral SSSTlaoal me True Reformed f'utch Cbnreh. Perry,
ascase -tb a_, eu Tuesday. Juse l.tu idsl. st _ o'clock
p. rn.
COLGATE?On Friday. Jane ?, Frances I-:ii*x.wlfs of theists
CBssteaO. Colgate, snit dau.htar tl Ira. Perego. dsceosetf.
Rllstlvss and friends sro lnnte.1 to attend funsrsl services
st the Modiion Aveuue Mstliodlst F.piscopal Church, cor
uer irOth-st.. on Mo-nUy. Jons ll. st 9 o'clock a. ta.
Friend! ire reajuested not to aend flowers.
rii.MST1 )(K-< >n Fri,tar, Jane S. Amelia Hnaaa, daughter
of Hm late Jabez aud A maali- ' UCils ,e C'oinstoa*.
i'.elatiTes and friend* are lnvite-l to attend the funeral -er
Tiree ?t the resilience of her slater. Mrs. FrclerleA E. Dib?
ble*, itt. 199 Weat Tot lia-. on Monday. June ll. at His. as,
OROE-BECK?Os Saturday morning, siter a lingering llU
n*sa Ba?BF P. Oreeatreck. wife of A. V. H. (Iroosbeek.
USU leas sr uer late residence. No. 2. Culver-ove.. West
Il.-r.en. N. J . sn MODitay evening. Jane 11, st 7 p. si.
lBteriix-nt ,t i.reenstool, at lue con reuience et the ft?illy.
Norwich papers pie ise copy.
ri SB SalO-OlT. sa Fridar. Jnne S. 1=8.. Jsmes B. Ksrr.
Kelattves snd friend* sre lurtteal to attend the funeral sar.
Vices at h.a Uie ia*ideace. No. 00 West 48t?-st, Monday
monitor, at lOu'clock.
Kindlr omit SOBBSB
0*OB*TBS?Oa saturday, Jnne 9. Kstls A.. wlfeof Dr. Jo?
seph O'Dwyer and 'tin.liter of p. f. Begs:.
Furoral Tiiesal.T, Jnns Vi. st 10?. rn , frirai 8t. Vtacent rsc
a-er'a Cbureh, i)6i!,.>t. sad Lexington are.
p;?;,se jinn nowtra.
Tit''MA*-On **.it lr-tay, Jone 9. In her'.-oth yeer Louie A-.
?! i-i:: iter nf Mrs. Anns L. and th- lats Wllltsm II. Thomas.
Funeral fioiii her late resilience, ?-i_ LAf_yelle-svs., Brou--.
Itu, Koaalar, I UM.-ll, at 5.0 p. lu.
Interment Tuesday morning.
Special -Cotices.
A. Jneckei, llnnalnrlurer of Reliable Pura.
Tl > I -ar,,., luor-aaje lu my business has made it neces
for me la t-.tend my slor. and manatactarlua* facllitlea
I therefore b.-x to lniorm you that I have removed my place
of -BStBsas to
ll EAST NTNF.TEFNTTI STREET,
IV t'veer. Broad way and 5,tiav_.
(opp. Aruold, Coastable a cal
-PZCIAL FACILITIK3 FOR BTORAOE a B-PAl-B,
C'olo-nbia Collrae
SCIIOO^J OF LAW.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
From the , omm-scemeiit of the scholsitlo ysar lt).*-!?'BO,
the denToo of Bachelor ot Lawi will be conferred only upoa
itatetaU hereafter iiiitnculitiii a for the first time who sh-U
UaT-parm?da TIII'.EE YEAR*!' COURSE.
F. A. P. BARNARD, LL, DM D. C. L.
Pres Idsna
I',111 titi shed ism
t-utles trolnrr shroud or t>r the oountrr fer the summer, or
those arl?a preter bavins to the risk and trouble of ms?lag
l,r.rerTes-_c.. will do well to send their orders earl/ for
illl*. -ICKLRATU'
HOME-MAD
Pl'.KSKRVED.
BRANDIED.
CANNED AND
?-PICED FRUITS
PURE REI) CURRANT JELLY A KPE'JIALTT.
Jadlies. Jami, 1'iesles and Mince Meats.
I's*' rvtUi:.. put up in ail-as. Uoalds stored ui.ltl FaJL For
pnc'.-s, roterca-ei. atc, addreii
Mra SARA FT S. MrELRATH.
-S3 Defft-w-al..
_Irro-lyn. N. T.
T. M. Stewart. Cnrprt I leann if Work*.
KM TT-.AVt
_Send teroircilar- iel (Jail l.t?-1st lt._
fest OUee s..ti--e.
Should be rrs. dally bj all latersstod, as cbanffos nay
occur ar, any hilo.
(.-????-? for ???-_?, countries oesd not bo apecla-Iy sd,
dressed for dlapatch by say particular steamer, eti-spt whoa
ll ii desired to *>e.i6 dup,. :.L-? of bant'.ug and commercial
il. siimei.:s, letters not t-os-ct-lly ad-rsaneal being toni by
the fastest vessels available.
Foreign m_Js for the wa-.-s en-lins June ld. will elssa
(pron.ptly '.ii sll eas*-) at this office as follows:
HOBDAY?'At IB B m. io- Csutral America snd Month
Faade ports per aieaoisUip Kau -larcoa. via Aspinwell
(letiori for liiuiluai-.-, m?ii oe d.reeu.1 "per Sea
Marco* ";.
Tl'K**l>AV-At .30 p. m. for Braid and tho L? Plata
couutriet. Tis Rio Se Janeiro, parr aieamship I'siama,
ir, ui H-t.m.;ie. mli.ui. lor Oreal Britain, lrelaail. Kel.
gium and IBs Nctlerlaii,!*. per steamiinp Arl.eus. vis
liuceostaiaru i letters for auber Kureirosu cos nine i mun
l.- directed '' per AjH-oua " 1 : al 1 p. ni. fer St. Do.
r...nio. Cane Uaytt sod Turk's Islsud per steamioiu
(jmii. al i p. m. lot Piogreso, per sies-n-ip _I
Ca Uso.
W-DNF.HDAY-At 4 s jr.. for Europe, perItaaamth!p Atlee.
tu Southampton ?_f ilr.-ui.a Letter* for lrei-ud most
be dire, isl "per Afjer"). ut I i'.o a. si. for Iro'.snd, M
aleaiaslnp City of Rosie, aria sjueeLstowa (letter* tor
i.real Brttsis ami oif.er Kiiropeau couutr.e* must bo
dirootsd "per City of Home") ; si 4 -O_. in. fer UalglSia
Sliest, uer .tesmshiir' Warslan.l. via Antwerp ileiten
nins, be directed "pair \\_i-lanai- it ll a. ta. for
llaril sud B-iiuiut Is.'und*. i,er ?t?_iii*hio Alvena : st
1 rn, m. for -t. Croix and St. Tkerus- vii nt. Croia.
s'?o Windward I?i*n_* d.rec:. per steamship Onnoeo.
Hil BBDAV?At _._.)J|_Ba__Bt Europe, per steamship Oei
lert, via PlyuioaiU, t'lieruours sad Hamburg (letiori tor
Ireland must bc directest "per flslUll"). st 1 p. ra.
foi s srspecne, Chiapas. TabascosmS Yuoiua. per steam
?ilia Ctr of tl-shiDgtosi letteri for Tsu-.p.co and Tux
?t, a:u .uraM.-*. sud r?r ottter K*iloa?- Mates via Vira Crux,
mult be dtre-ies "aer <lty of \\ oslnngton"). all
p. m. for I'lirKrsse. nar steamship i'suauia, via ttav.na
felters must be directed "uni i'-aa?ia").
SATURDAY-Al 9 30 o. ta. for Irelaml. per Iteauuhln
??ervis, vis gaeeusuiwn (fosters fan ..re?t Britain and
ntlier Kuropa-an onsta-ies msst sertnectert "per .Hervla")
st tl :10 s. m. har l.uiope. per steamsnip Kider vi* Mouth
lainptam an t Breuten ilstUrt ior Ire..nd in ut bedirecle*
"p..r Hl'.er ' si?: <o a m. fer Frsaee direct, uer sinamshlo
I a>oniiau,:-.-,vla Uavroila-llsrsiauiL be i reeled--per La
.Norm-n ne"' \ atti ;iOa- m. fir ?aa>lUnd direct, uer ste sm
shu* Iiev.auu. via Ulasgew ile-i en must se diroetod " per
IreToiiii" . ?! 8 i _. m. foi tht, Netherlands, vu Heller
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