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OUR COLLEGES.
Interesting Exercises of Yale's
Medical School.
CLASS DAY AT LAFAYETTE.
Presentation of Prizes at
Amheret and Trinity.
CITY AND SUBURBAN SCHOOLS.
YALE COLLEGE.
TBI JUDICAL SCHOOL KXEHCISIS?FENIOB AP
POINTMENTS AND STATISTICS.
Ntw IIavk.x, Juou 24, 1S78.
The Board of Examiner* or the Yale Medical Schocq
Mat to-day, and will continue lie session te-morrow
lor tba purpose of examining tbe member* of tho
graduating claaa and listening to their theses. The
Board consist* ol the medical laoulty and an
tqnal nnmber of the members ol tbo Connecticut
Medical Society, appointed by its President.
Two examinations lor degrees are held an
nually?on* at the close of tb* winter
tarns and tba other at tba closoot tba aprlng term.
Two-flftba of tha class graduated at tha end ol the
Winter term, and tba real are about to receive tbelr
tagraea.
SIXIOR AFPOIXTMSXTS.
Tba aanlor appointments lor commencement bava
been an no a need. It la customary to give appoint
ments to half tb* class, according to scholarship,
(be number given ibis year, therefore, is sixty
six, as the class consists ol 132 members,
the largest class that bus ever gradualod Iruin tho
Academical department ol Yale, Tbo valedictorian
Is Clarence 11. Kelsey, of Bridgeport, Conu. I he
lalulatorlsn is Wllllaiu U. Tall, ol Cincinnati, Ohio,
ton ol tbe ex-Attorney (Jeneral and the class orator
?! to-morrow. l'hu most important appointments
next to tbese are as follows
Philosophical orations?Ueorae L. Curtis, CansB
iaigua, N. Y. ; Ueorgo 8. Palmer, Hontville, Conn.
High orations?Alfred S. Kipley. Audover, Bass.;
Beorge T. Knott, Springfield, Mo., and Charles S.
Sbapard, Buffalo, N. Y. (equal); William M. Aber,
Oswego, N. Y.; Mollis W. Cobb, Shrewsbury, Mass.,
ami John U Jennings, Cleveland, Ohio (equal); Harry
C. Cola, Now Huven, Conn.; s tun ley M. Dexter, San
Francisco, Cal., and Chorlea Parsons, New Yura city
(equal); Douglas P. Birutr, .Springlleld, Mass.
Orations? Harian 1'. Beucb, Scum Orange, N. J. ;
Frank A. Beckwtth, Wuteroury, Conn., uirJ Kdwlu
B. Seely, Brooklyn, N. V. (equal); Burgess ri. Uurtl,
New HaVou, C nu. ; Williuiu K. Waters, Cincinnati,
Oble; Walter Squires, Now York city, and Benjamin
K. Wendell, CazonnviM, N. Y. (equal): ltoynold W.
Wimox, Msgllaon, Conn.; Kdwsru U. tthltnoy, New
Haven, Conn.; I'tillip W. Aloou, Worcester, Muss.
Thai* were aloe six dissertanous, eleven lirst dis
putes, nine second disputes, lea llrsl colloquies aud
alx saeand colloquies.
CLASS STATISTICS.
The statistics ol eacn graduating class nro compiled
annually by some members ol the class, and lortu not
only a book ol Interest to escu Individual
member, but also uflord loud tor thought to
oiber* wbo draw inlerenoes lrom the religious,
political and other llgures given, lu tue class
?f '78 tbe oldest man la 30 years, 5 mouths and 2
days, and the youngest 10 years, 3 monins auil 20
Says, wuilo the average ageot graduation Is 22years, 7
month* and 10.18 days, (hero are 71 church mom
burs In the class, 40 teetotalers und 68 wbo
to not use tobacco. Politically they are di
rlded into 81 republicans, 23 democrats, 13
adepeodents and a few of various shades ol opmieu.
The average annual expense has beeu about $082 60.
Alter graduation 60 expect to stud) law, 1 medicine,
1 theology, 8 will go iuu> journalism, 0 will teach, 10
will go into business, while tbe rest are at present un
decided.
COMM hNCKkBXT VISITORS.
The registers oi tho Imlols show a large number ol
commencement visitors, aud onch tralu brings addi
tions. To-day tnuuy ladles navo arrived to par
tlcipaie in the luslivltius ol class day to
morrow, that being the day wbicb gives most
pleasuru to the average young lady with
iriends in cullogc. Tbe exercises are all ol uu under
graduate character. Tue class poet and orator will
deliv. r their production* in tbo liallull Chapel at
eleven A. M.,and iu tbe alternoou the class historians
will crack Jukes on (heir clussmulrs bjloru tn? as.
aembled class and its lady und gentlemen menus.
Tho class ivy will bo plauted, uud in the evening tbo
dreary walls ol Aluihni Hull will reverberate with soil i
waltz music by l.audor's orchestra, which bus beeu
engaged for the hall. In tho evening, also, tho anul
Ternary exercises ol the Sheffield ncloutillc School .
will be held in lbo North .ShellieId Hall.
Till MTV COLLEGE.
Hautvuku, Conn., Juno '_'4, 1878.
At Trinity tollers to-J.ty senior pruos wero
awarded a* lollow*: ?
'I be chain lost prise ot $30 to Horace B. Soott, of
N'nugstuck, Couh. Second prize?$20?to George S.
Cnsptano, ol Itoscwood, Fia.
The Jacksob philosophical prize?$20?to William V.
Cbaplu, of Wick lord, K. 1.
The liter iruabiuaii claea will probably bo the Ur
ged tbat ever entered tbo college.
AMHBUbT COLLEGE.
IU JBlZL BFJC.V1UXO AND PBZS JCNT ATION OF
1 Ul zus.
[BI TFLBUBAI'U to the uki.ald. ]
Amu mar, Mnaa., June 24, 1878.
At tbe close of tbo Kellogg prise epeakiug to-night
the following prise* were announced:?
Hyde Prise?Allien 1'. Wblto, Duovers, Muss.
Kellogg I'r zoa?Sophomore, A. N. Hllliken, Hoe
ten, Mass. >'reeuiauu, A. P. Underbill, Now York
City.
Hutching*' ureek Prise?First, F. A. Christie,
Lowell, Mass. ; eecoud, F. L. Mvlluu, Drooklluld,
Haas.
Shakespeare Prise?A. U. ttmilh. Wostburo, Mass.
English Composition Prises?Kirst, 11. C. Foiger,
Ilrooklyn, N. Y. ; second, C. U. i'crcivxi, WalerVtllv,
Me.^ honorable mention, F. M. Carson, Ilrooklyn,
Warren Oernian Prise?f irst, J. F. Jameson, Am
Herat, Maes. ; eeeond, W. A. .Sargent, Ho,ton, Maae
French and Italian Pnxe?A. 1). iiiaavli, Atuuc
dunggur, India.
sawyer Prist?C. A. Strong, Huston, Mass.
Walker Mainetuatioai Prixos?sopbomorcs?First,
H. P. Halle, Ayer, Mnsa ; -ocouu, A. F. Dunn*
BpringOold, inird, F. A.Uayiord, aou'h Dudley Falls.
Freehtnou?First, L J. tloodricli, sscrumoulo, Cal.;
J. y. Kemp, Ilrooklyn, N. Y.
sbcpnrd M ineruiugicai l'rises? First, (J. 11. Will
teas, Utica, N. V. , second. M. U. Carlotou, Ambohn,
IsAj third, l.ay Uiusdair, Drooklyo, N. Y.
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE.
BBKIOB CLASH DAT EXKBC1BKS ?FIT* THOUSAND
PEKHONB OX TUB CAM I CS.
[BY TBLBGBAPU TO TUB UBIIALD. ]
Kahton, Pa., June 24, 1878.
Tbe eenlor claae ol Laleyetie College could not have
wished lor ? more pleasant day lor their claes day
eserciaes than they were favored with tu-dsy.
Fully Ave tnoueand Irloade of the oo ileus
ahd graduating claaaaS asacmlNcd on the
Campus in Iront of tbe eolloge, this alter.oon, to
witness the imposing exorcises. Mr. A. It. 8 pood,
ol Minneeola, master ol ceremonies, weleutned tliu
assemblage and reviewed the progress of education
ana religion is tbo Coiled mates, and in verv fitting
terms paid a higii compliiuaul to the euueatlonal
and religious interest* ol Penury IVaola. Mr.
I. U Macauiitie, of Psniiaylvarilu, ilenVursd the
glass niainry. Mr. J. k Durham, ol
PsonsylVania, delivered the memorial oration,
end on oehall ol ibw seniors pressuted the (acuity ol
ibe college with a large .tud maguiOuenl clock tbat
had been placed in the lower by the class Dr. Catell,
president of tbe eolit-gr, responded Tlie ciasa presen
tation apeeun wis delivered by Mr. (.buries D Mar
vin, of Pumay I v* ma. The elisa oration wna
delivered by Mr. 11. T. PrrsblUk, rou ol
Covernor Pershing, ul Indiana. He was followed
by Mr. J. D. Uuutai, ul Ohio, wnb tlie ManUl oration
ts tbe Juoiors. Mr. Hunter - remarks were responded
toon bebali of the juniors by Mr. i borons U Stnue
roed. The vaifdlctory oiatiuu was delivered by Mr.
J. J. 'Irani, ol Ubio. Ibis evouing the usual elia*
?onceri was held under the auspices ot lbs Miss Kel
logg Concert Company, ol New York.
Ooveroor Hartruutl will be in Ksston on Wednesday
to witness the exereisca ol oummeuceiusul day.
COLLEGE OF ST. FBANCIS XAVIEH.
COMMLNUhMKN'r kXklttlSKB? PBlSKk AND
D1FI.OM AH AWABDKD.
The specious ball of Hie College of .81. X.ivler, Id
Fllleentb street, was crowded to overflowing Inst
nigbt, on tbe ocoamou ol tbo annual commencement.
Additional interest Was lent to this event
by tbe announcement that the ceremonies
would be presided over by ilia Krninencs
Cardinal MnCloskey. The hour appointed
lor the proceeding* 10 Oegln wan e gut o'clock P. )!.,
aid Hie Kmlnenee arrived with military precision.
He took bis plnco on tbe Iront row Ql
amain immediately in front ol tbo platform.
m wbioh ?trt assembled tkt (ntlmii *lw bad
bocn luck/ enough to secure lbs A. M. and
A. B. degrees His Eminence wm accompanied b/
Vicar General Qulun and the Kev Father Farley,
secretary to tbe Cardinal. The order of exorcises
was immediately opened by tbe performance ol
Suppe's overture "Pique-dame," and on lie conclu
sion one ot tbe graduates, Mr. James K. Bagley, ad
vanced to tbe Iront ol the platform and delivered an
address of greeting to His Eminence, In wbicb tbe
speaker congratulated tbe Cardinal on bis safe
return to America, and stated Ibat, while tbey en
tered with all their hearts Into tbe general congratu
lations ol tbe fuitblul, tbey desired In a special man
ner to express tbelr satisfaction and to congratu
late bitu. Tbe Cardinal made no immedi
ate reply, and tbe exercises continued iu tbe
order laid down lu the programme. Tue
orchestra played in excellent style Faladilbs's ser
enade, '?Souvenir do Homo." which bad tbe merit of
boing very appropriate, and Mr. James F. Crowley
delivered bis oration on tbe "Dccliue ol Poetry," in
which be look a rather gloomy view ol tbe con
dition ol puesy In this age, but one
which riper intellects perhaps would baroly
accept as correct. According to llio orator ibis
ass bad produced no great poets, although be admitted
ib.it the age and not been wanting iu great deeds
worthy to tire the besrta and cull out greet lyric
poets. Tbe orator wus followed by the band,
who convened tlio audience with one of
Strauss' charming polkas. Mr. P. L. Mullaly, A. B.,
oue of the post graduates, followed in au oratlou on
"l'he Peculiarities ol me Jury System," iu wblcb all
the bud points ol that glorious palladium ol liberty
were lain bare. The orator seemed to be under the
impression that the ouly wuy ol aiviug society Is to
replace trial by jury by trial oy Judge. Hie argument
waa based on the last that Judges were better skilled
lu weigbing evidence than a Jury uould possibly be,
and iberelore tneir decisions wuuld be more likely to
be in accordance with tbe merits ol tbe ouso under
trial. Tbe speech was lollowed by tbe performance
of so aumlrubie selection iroui Verdi's "Travlala."
AWAKIl OP MKUALS AMD PRIZES.
Mr. George J. Casserley then delivered the vale
dictory address?"Review ol a Great I.lle," which
was lollowed by tbe real busiuess of the evening?
ibo award of medals and prizes and tbo
conferring of dogrocs. On tbo conclusion of
Mr. Gasscrley'e address His Eminence wus
conducted to a seul on tbo platform,
wltb the president of tbo college, Rev. Henry Hu
don, S. J., on his right. Tbe vice prosidont of tbo
Oollegc, Kev. John Prendergast, 8. J., road out the
names of the prizemen among tbo undergraduates,
who received their rewards tram the bands ol the
Cardinal. As each student received bis prize he knelt
down aud kissed the episcopal ring. The youugesl
of the graduates, Mr. John A. Rrosuun, received two
of the tiouors.
The award ol medals was then made lo the post
graduate o ass. Mr. Michael J. Xugle received tbe
gold tnedal "lor Bupermr success in tbo study of
Eiluos," uttered by the Kev. James J. Moriartv, pastor
ol St. Patrick's Church, Cbaibum Four Corners, N.
Y. Mr. William J. O'Brien was declared the next in
m err..
The gold modal offered by tbo Kev. Martin J.
Bropny, pastor of tbe Cuurch ot the Sacred Heart,
was awarded to James F. Crowley, and tue next id
merit was declared lo be Jotiu A. Hrosusn.
1'no silver medal lor mental pliilosi.pny was also
bestowed on John A. Brosuan, and tbe next in merit
declared lu bo Peter Kaysor.
Tbe silver inenal lor physics and mathematics was
awarded to John A. Brosuan, Mr. Peter kaysor tak
ing seooud place.
L'NUKK UK AllgATE UOKOKS.
The gold modal lor the best Latin and English com
position lu the three clashes ol tbo under graduates
wus awarded to James J. Bbeebin, Mr. Mosea E.
Parker liking second place, fhu medal was ullered
by tbe Kev. P. K. McNainura, of tbo Church of Our
Lad* ol Mercy, Brooklyn.
.4 new feature in tbe awards this year w is a prixo
oi $50, offered by tbe Uov. E. F. X. McSweoney,
O. I)., pastor of St. Mary's Church, I'oualiKoupme,
N. Y., "lor steady application, resulting in the
highest grado ol scholarship." This prise was
awarded lo William F. Cuuuitigham, ol tho class ot
rhetoric.
PRIZES.
Goon Cowouct.?First, M.cbael J. Donar; second,
Augustus J. Fruusioit,
Class ok Rhetoric ?Proficiency?Modal, James
J. rtbeebur.; second prize, Moses K. Parser. Ap
plication?First, Charles F. McKonua; second,
William F. CuDUinghatu. Religious Instruc
tion?First, Hervey a. sparks; second. James
J. Snoelian. Latin Discourse?First, Moses E.
Parker; second, William J. Ameud. Poetry?First,
William J. Hamilton; second, William F. Cun
ningham. Creek Exercises?First, William F.
Cunningham; second, Moses E. Parker. Eng
lish Dn-course?First, Joseph W. Carroll;
second, William J. Cunningham. History?First,
James J. Sbeebau; second, Moses E Parker. Mathe
matics?First, Arthur J. Kodgcrs; socond, Moses E.
Parker. French?First, Joseph F. MoMahuu; aecoud,
Arthur J. Koogers. Prize lor three distinctions?Ed
ward V. Hlggins.
Class or BkLLkS Lsttuks.? Proficiency?Medal,
Henry A. Judgo; second, Thomas W. Smnlou. Ap
plication?First, Michael J. Donar; second, Peter J.
o'rtbuagbhossy. Religious Instruction?First, Micnael
J. Muiheru; seooud, John J. McGoe. Latin composi
tion?First, Michael J Mulnern; second, Eiwsrd
J. Kenny. Latin Poetry?First, Ueury J- MoClos
koy; -cconJ, Cli. r|?s J. O'KotUy. Greok Ex
ercise?First, Thomas W. Wullaco; second, Ed
ward J. Mealia. Geometry?First, Edward J.
Kennv; second, John T. Power. English Com
position?First, Henry J. McCloskey; aecoud,
Joseph W. McDowell. History?Firsi, Joseph W'.
McDowell; second, John T. Power. French?First,
Joseph W. McDowell; socond, George (J. O'Counell.
Prizes lor threo dull notions?John J. Hngbcs, Thomas
F. Cusuck, Morgau J. O'Counell and Edward J. Mo
Uuire.
Class of Classics.?Proficiency?Medal, John M.
Ourlay: second, Hitrllioioinew J. Mr.Cabe. Applics
tlou?First, Augustus J. Friustoll; aocoud, Wal
ler E. Hopper. Koligious Instruction?First,
Augustas J. Fransioli; second, John M. Curley,
I,nilii Composition?First, Bartholomew J. MoCabc;
second, Johu M. Curley. Lull a Vsrsillcution?Flral,
.fohu M. Curley; second. Bartholomew J.
M d a lie. Greek Exercise?First, Frederic* J.
LucKe; second, Deunls Coyle. English Com
position?First, Jobn J. Demuv; second. Uur
ibolomew J. McC bo. AlgoDru?First, Wallor
E. llopper; second. Edmund 1). Hcuuessey. History
?First, Wultor K llopper; soooud, Augustus J. Fran
Mull. French?First, George H. Spring; J olio T.
Feuloo. l'rize tor three distinctions?William A. Alt
ridge, Muthew J. sunlit, .losepb b. Mechter, Thomas
J. Delaoy and Bernard G. Brady.
When me ceremony ol awarding the prizos came to
un end lbs Hev, Charles R. Corloy delivered nu ad
dress to tbu graduates, warning tbem against the
temptations ol the world thoy wouid now have to
combat, aud on Its couolusiou His Euiiueuce an
dressed a lew words of congratulation to tho graduates
TilK CAKUI.VAL's Sl'kKCH.
"1 can hardly," said ills Km men en, "expect to com
tueud u bearing at Ibis lain boar. You will per
mit me, however, to extend my beamed
I congratulations to you as a clnas and
tbunX you lor the coiupnmonl you have
paid me this evening. 1 am glad to
use belore mo aucb a promising band of youug men,
aim in ust congratulate you on tuo honora
yon have received, which 1 doubt not were
well our u id I only hope and pray tlial you
may ever ri llecl credit on your Alma Mater and
honor on your pro.esaors. May God blosa and guard
you always.
Inn proceedings wore then brought to nn and. The
greduatcs aud invited gueeis retired to the relectory
where a suualannal supper was laid lor their on ten
tainmont.
MANHATTAN COLLEGE.
COMMENCEMENT 1 XBI.C1BX.S YF.8Tk.RD AT?THE
DlPLjMAl CONFERRED BY CARDINAL M'cLOB
KEY.
'lbs commencement exorcises of MaubuttanCollege,
at Bilal street aud the Grand Boulevard, uttracled a
brilliant throng ol the dlite of the city'e Catholic pop
ulation yesterday alleruuon, among whom Hie lair sex
weie oapecislly conspicuous In numberr. Tbu elovnted
parterro in llio rear ol the college, laciug Broadway,
was covered with un awning backed with dreamers o'
red, white uud blue, wblln the portal was decorated
with the 1'apal banuer and tba nullonal colors, la
the middle ot tbe parterre a tnagniflcnui bed ol flow
ers, shrubs and exotic plums bad been raised. Un
the plutlorui, behind a -orgcius llowor basket, sut His
r, mihsi.ce Cardinal McCioskey, ?bo wore the Cardi
nal's robs and the borstta; Mr. Chariot o'Cunur,
Vicar-Ueuural tyu nii, Uev. J. M. Farley, as well as
numerous oilier dignitaries ol tbu Catholic Cburcli;
K rail us C. IK uedicl, Chancellor of the Hoard oi Hc
goute ol the Uuiveraity ol the State ol New York;
Colonel Frederick A. Cockling, Emigration Commie
eiouur Lynch, Slate Heusior Eucleaiue, ex Commis
sioner Ed. C. Uouuelly aud many other w?H known
men.
TUS COM U KM'KM k.ST ORATIONS.
Hie exercise- hegau at three o'clock, anon tho Col
lege band of teeuiy-seven piayed, in a Manner very
creuiiuble to such young amateurs, "Neuuoo." Mr.
J. Donohue, on ibe pert ol the gradual lug ciSS", ad
dielsod ih? Cardinal, thanking Ills Eminence for the
honor coulrrred upon the college by Ins prokcuce.
Daniel F. Curtin, another graduate, spoke on "Au
thority and Lloorty," ana Jolin L. Dunn on "Kellgto,
BicUU," predicting the triumph of the Church
over toe assault* ol iala? science und luUe
phiiosopliy. 1 lie college orchestra now played
variations nn "Blivmrock," alter winch Mr.
Patrick A. McMhiius delivered nn oration on "In
dividuality," und Bartholomew J. tar roll gave a read
log on "Female Heroism." The college cboir sang
L iinb'a "To Ileum," wilu orchestral aceumpaiiiment,
Hbowing eviieuces ol Uirnlul trulniug. Waller A.
i'uroeil spoke ou ilia "Idolatry ol Mental Culture,"
cotnoallug its exceaaeH at ibo ? xpeiuo ol lallh and re
ligion, und John N. Do.an |iroiioUuced un appeal lur
' l mill. " Alter the voliega lined bad playuu -eleo
tivua irom Verdi'a "Un Hallo III Maaobara" tbe Caidi
rial oooleried llio decrees on the fourteen graduates,
whose nuiues were published lu tba Usuald oi
June 14. t
MkbALA 0OMFRKRROt
A number of liubdsunio nivduis w.-ro also conferred.
That lor philosophy, upon Daniel K. Curtiu ; lor tualbe
luailca, upon Waiter A. I'urcell; lor elocution, upon
Juliu N. Dulau ; lor goad couduci (awarded by a ma
jority fine ol the students;, upon a H. Hall, and lor
the best essay on llio sunject, "What Is Money r"
(awarded by the aininnl), upon Patrick A. MuManu*.
ai llieae graduates received their beaulllul uiejale
iroin the bauds of the Cardiusl there Whs much ap
plause.
A medal lor classics was competed for by tho class
of '78. ol wuioh Messrs. D. F. CurUn. John N. Doisn.
Walter A. Pureell, Dents P. O'Neill, John W. Dub
?ad Michael J. Murrav w?ra the leader*. Iu fact, it
?i<a latpoaeibie to daelde winch oi them had the beat
title to the medal, wberefete it eat resolved to (ire
e cli complimentary meutlou instead ol the prize.
Diplomas for the eouiuierclal course were also con
ferred by the Cardinal upon J. Hall, M Fnazerald uod
F rank Wat era Jameej Jlall proaouucod the vale
dictory to his leilow graduates, alter which State
Senator Eceleeme add reused tlietn, calling up the in
?plraima of the clasaies, of Olyuipu-, the Greek ?ods.
Reman kings sad ancient statecraft lor their beneflt,
and ??rneatly appealing to theiu to houor themselves,
their oonntry and their alma mater. Carolual Mo
Closkey waa naked to make a lew remarks, but graoe
faiiy declined on (he ground tbst he would nul mar
Senator Eoclesine's effort. His Eminence, as lie passed
oat, pleasantly complimented the Slate senator upon
his speoch.
The exercises were now closed, and the numerous
end distinguished sesemblaxe partook of an elaborate
cold coilatlon, which was served in the dining room
ol the college.
LA HALLE INSTITUTE.
The commencement exercises ol La Salle Institute
were held lust evening elChickerlni! llail, and afforded
much pleasure and satisfaction to tbo frlende and
parents ot the pupils. The eiage wss well filled with
young men and boys, students ol the institute,
with a sprinkling of Chrlstlsn Brothers In their
gowns. Tho exercises were opened by an over"
tare played by an orchestra composed ol the
passed graduates of the Institute, with a Oiling In
of professionals. Their performance did them much
credit. Tbo uext thing on the progratnino was the
singiug of tbo '?Conspirator's Chorus" uud other
solections from Mine. Angot, lollowed by a recitation,
"The Heroines of Limerick," by Muster Thomas F.
Bergau, who won loud applause for bis spirited ren
dition. The terenudo sung by Mr. Mluhaol
J. Campbell Was also well rocetvod. Orig
inal essays woro reud by Thomas W. Kean
on "The Inquisition" uuu on "Popular Fallacies"
by Joaupb U. McMahon, both of wbich showed care
aud intelligence iu their pro partition. Diplomas and
medals wero awarded, alter which tbo He v. Job u J.
Kean delivered an appropriate address. There were
U ve graduates whose names huvo already been pub
lished in the Hkkald. 01 these Francis X. Corbel lie
won a prize lor classics, "Edward J. Duffy lor mathe
matics and I'bomas W. Koan lor Kugliuh literature.
Those who itceived gold medals wero Heory J.
Scbumano, and Rudolph M. Slohle ol the second
class, the lormer lor general proficiency, the latter
for application; James A. MoDavit, ol the ihird oiass,
and Thomas Flood, of the lourlh class, Ooth for gen
I era! proffclency. Master Thomas F. Bergan received
| the prize for elocution.
! mount Washington institute.
l'be thlrly-Ufth annual ooramoncsmenl ex. rcues of
the Mount Wnsbiogiou Collegiate Institute were held
last evening in Assoeiaiion Hull. Foilowiug home
lively music and a lew remarks by the principal, Dr.
George W. Clark, kev. Dr. Maruo, ol the University
ol the Slate of New York, opened the exercises
with prayer. The exercises were then con
tinued In the foilowiug order:?Salutatory,
"Going Abroad" (oration), by John F. Morse;
"Tho Pocket and tho Head" (oration), by Manlrod T.
F. Qouraud; "What Is (loiutf On in the World" (ora
tlou), by Miss Klist May llioburusou; "ITiluktug"
(essay), by W. Loggetl Ogsnury; "Influence of
Education (essay, by Mtas Joscpliiuo A. Preasler;
"The Agitator" (orauou), by Versus A. Kentou, Jr. ;
"Woman's Progress and Proi-pecu" (essay), by Mua
Nellto Clarke; "Ambition" (poal graduate uratiou),
by .Samuel H. Kinsley; "Tuiedo the Ceutre ol the
World" (post graduate oration), by Robert E. Dentin;
address 10 the alumni ot lb# institute, by Wi.liaui
Hlldrelb Field: "Valedictory" (graduating ora
tion), by Thomas M. Jones. Diplomas
woro then presented by the principal
to the Rtxteen graduates, wbose naraos were
published in tbe Hkbalu ol June 20. The address-to
the graduates was delivered by Erastus Benedict.
Chancellor ol tho Uuiversity ol the Stale of New
York.
S V. ANN'S SCHOOLS.
The parochial school attached to St. Ann's Church
in East Twelfth street, gave a varied and Interesting
entertainment In tbe Germanic Theatre yesterday
afternoon. Calisthenics, music and song wore agree
ably sandwiched between tho farce "A Sea of
Troubl66," which was enuoted by tbo boyp, and the
drama "Tbo Wileb of Kooeoburg," which was enacted
by the girls. Id tho farce a gouty unelo was cured ol
his passion lor "Hamlet" and bis gout at
the same tune by an affectionate nepbew's stratagem,
tno various witty speeches aud autlonsof the youug
sters eliciting unbuundod mirth. Iu tbe drama a vir
tuous girl was restored to tbe arms ot a loviog aunt,
who poroouated au old woman to test the character
ol her unknown niece, to whom sbo was unaccount
ably attnoued. All ol the characters in both p eces
were woll represented Many first premiums and
crowns of honor wero givou to me pupils.
A little miss read an address to Fatner Preston, who
repoudod by pointing out to his hearers the neces
sity of a sound Catholic education if they wouhl com
bat tou tiue of Infidelity, which eoda in all social dis
orders and rum.
EDUCATIONAL NOMINATIONS.
Mayor Howell sent lo the Damon ol the following
gentlemen yesterday lor confirmation by the Brook
lyn Common Council as members el the Board of Kd
ueailonJamos J. Rogers, Daniel Walsh, Felix
Campbell, William M. Cole, John Y. Cuiyer, K. W.
Fiaoner, N. J. Gates, Daniel Manyer, A. B. Richard
son, William Sobwarxwalder, William B. faprague,*
John Williams, J. R. Rparraa, Ueorgo H. Fisher ana
Siduey V. Lowell. The Board decided to lay the nom
inations on the table lor one week.
CRICKET.
The cricket match at Longwood, near Boston, on
Saturday last, commenced in lair weather, but
shortly alter noon a steady rain set In and the game
resulted in a draw. The following la tho score:?
ST. UEORUK. LONGWOOD.
J R. Moore, c. ilub
burd, h. Jones 12 W. Mixer, run oot.... S
C. W. dance, rua out.. 10 C. Cstoo, uot out...... 7
G. Gilos, c. Farley, b.
Hubbard 22
B Jones, o. Tyler, d.
Farley 10
A. Marsh, not out 76
K. 11. Moeran, b. Far
ley 8
B.rMostyn, b. Farley.. 8
Talbot, L. b. w.,
li. Jones 7
A. Hotmail, b. Tyler... 0
U. Campbell, b. Farley 0
D. 1*. Krlchuiu, c. Dut
ton, o Farley 0
Byes, 6; leg byes, 1; Byes, 3; leg byes, 3;
wines, 20 26 wides, 1 7
Total 172 Total 17
The first elevens ol Ibo Stalen Inland and Manhattan
oldba will piay their Qrst instcli ol the season to
morrow, ou the parade grouud at Frorpect Fark.
HAisEllALL.
The Flyaways of this city were delected by the
Jersey City nine on the CentonuUl Ground, Jersey
Cuy, yesterday a lor noon, by a score ol 7 to 5.
To-day the New York muo una Orungo Club play at
Grange, Friendship aud Uobokeu at Jur-ey City,
Chathiiu uud Wiioks at Capitol me Ground, Brooklyn;
Aslors and Skippers on the Union Groumi, Broosiyn;
I'rovuieno* aud tlllwaukeo at Milwaukee. Huston una
Chtoago at Chicago, Cincinuall and Indianapolis at
Indianapolis, Worcester and Hurtlord at Hartford,
PUtsfleid and Uilca at Uticn, Cricket and Erie at Erie,
Haymakers and Uudsooa at lainsiogbarg.
Nnw liar km, Conn., a due 24, 1878.
The third game In the Yale uud Harvnru series Was
won here to-day by Harvard by a score of 11 lo 3.
KocnaMTmt. N. Y., June 24, 1878.
In a game of baseball here to day botweeu the In
dianapolis and itocneetnr nines the lonm r won by a
?core ol 3 to 0.
Fall Rivru, Ma-s., June 24, 1878.
New Bedlords, 8; Manchester!, 2.
SPKIMUPIKLP, Mass., June 24, 1878.
SpringQelds, b; Wurcrsiers, 4. Cnuiiipiousinp game.
Ci evklakd, Ohio, J uue 24, 1H78.
Oostous, 2; Forest City, L
Hupsalo, N. Y., Jane 24, 1878.
Ciucinnsiis, 1; Bufialoa, 0.
LUNG DISTANCE WALKING.
KNN1H AMD HARDING IN A MATCH Of ONE
HUNDRED M11.Kit K.NNIH THE WINNER.
The walking match of 100 miles between John
Knnle, of Unieago, and William K. Harding, el New
York, lor *260 a side, commenced at the American
Institute yesterday morning at fonr o'clock. Knnis
was ia the beet condition, and made hie laps, eight to
the lulls, with confidence and regularity. He walked
ibe first mile in Urn. la, Harding Doing one second
loss in going the same distance. The second nule
was credited to Kunia in bui. 62a ; HarJing, bin. 61s.,
while the third wus?Euuis. bin 3bs.: Harding, bin,
lA Euuis waikod five miles iu 4biu. oda., and Horn
ing accomplished tho sums distance iti 4lm. 41-.
When H'ruing had gono luurieen miles b? rested 16m.
16s., and upon his reappearance Knnis was twu miles
ausaii, which suvautuge lie hot ouiy maintained, hut
iiicreiiso.i. During tho twenty sureuin mile Hurutug
? sated 28 minutes, and at tue euu ol iho lorliewi mile
aud llty-ivre yarns lie again lelt the tracK and did not
return. The reasons given by his backer lor his early
withdrawal were coiisiderou sallslaoiury. He said
that Harding's Health had been poor lor soveral days,
and his leet were lu a load Ooudlli.in.
Kunls kept pegging away, aud alter scoring fllty-one
anion he stopped lh. 16iil to couler with tho hacker
ol his oppouenL This conference being satlslsctury,
?aeis resumed walking, making the Ulty-secoud mite
in 16m 8<., >nii ihs II uy-third In 20m. 4ns. I heu he
drsiroci to withdraw, ss it "wasn't any Inn to walk
alone," whereupon h" was declared the winner. The
last lap ol the liliy third lulls Was mad# by KuntS iu
61 second*, shewing ibnt be was still Ireen end
strung.
YACHTING.
?ll?W TOKK BAT ItrOATTA.
The Committee on Kulriee lor the New York Buy
regatta met last evening at their headquarter* iu the
Uoflmau Houae. Mr. Joseph Nobles presided as
chairman, and Mr. John W. Sawyer, who pad a great
part oi the eseoutlva work on hi* bands, reported
that tweiity-oigbt boats were already enured. Ore
more were beard from, and tbase last, wilb various
others, woald doubtleas Pe regularly reported on be
fore nine o'clock to-ulgbt, when the right of entry
will cease. The following boats are recorded on the
committee's hooka In the order numod:?
riKST CLASS.
Aot. Auat t. Owner*. Length.
2?Journeylua u K. MotV'hiuoey 2s Oi
3?Josephine..............It. B. Hortshorne... 27.i'4
4?W. K. Brown K H llrowue 27.03
6? susieB K. T. Miller 27 04
6? Florence J. C. Fisher 26 01
7?Dare Oevil VV. H. Dilwortu ... 27.04
accoaD class.
Id?Nettle Joseph Nobles 24 06
14?L 1'. Springer H. I'. Springer 26.04
16? vlury Jotin McDulT 23.11
16?I hiSllo Step lieu Foster.... 23 b9
17?Clara 6 Jo.tph Nil ger 24.01
18 ?llaribu M John O'Brien 24.00
10?John .11. Bobbin* John H. Bobbins... 24 06
20?Jeuci* Bilks A. Mouger 24.06
THIHU CLASS.
23-l.ydla T. W. J. Qreasem 22.17
24?Full b T. U. Buniels 21.03
26?Sophia Kiuma J. M. Varum 21.00
26?George B. Douue Charles Se.huiuk.... 21.11
27?Audi# lay.or W. Taylor 21.07
30?Joe. Saunders ....IV, McMahua 22 06
FOCKTI1 CLASS.
34?Fidget.... . G. F I'cnlield...... 10 10
35?Gussl e O C. Psulow 18.03
36?Uary B Gvoru* Buvids 14.02
37?Ida .11 George Wall*. 16.00
38?Sadi e Joliu G. Prague 10.06
FIFTH CLASS?CAT AM A RASH.
A?Tarantella Fred Bushes 32.00
11?Minute A Bella George Bouhr. 32.00
C?Ueccptlon M. Iverson 20.01
The committee have commuoicalod with Ales-r-.
A. Carey Sinitb, P. W. Ustraudcr uad M. Boocetvii
Schuyler, who have been selected us Judiies and all
three geutlemeu have unrniOed thoir wllnnguess to
not in that capacity. The Fort Loo hus been chartered
as ttio coinuiiiteo boat for tbe day. Ou too morning
o! Juno 27 ll will leavo Wost Twonty-lourth street ut
nine o'clock, Csiial street at a quarter past uiue, I'avo
ma avenue, Jersey City, at hali-paai niue and Jawoll'a
dock, Urooklyu, at ten. Tickets can bo procured at
the landings by sucb as fail to secure them Irora
members oi the coinuiitice.
TAC'HTING ON THE DhlLlWllig
PiliLAUSLPitlA. Juue 24, 1876.
Tbe first and third class boats oi the Soulhwark aud
Philadelphia Yucht clubs to-day sailed irom Philadel
phia to Chester and return lor u sweepstakes. I ho
start was mude shortly alter tea o'clock. Of the first
class the Maid aud Frauk Laurence wero the a. si to
round the slake boat, wbilo the Sohwyer, the 1'owell,
the Ledyard and tnn Boyl* followed iu the order
named.
FIBST DAT OF TBK SOUTHEltN TACUT CLUB
Kl GAIT A.
Nkw Uklkams, June 24, 1878
This was the first day ol tho Southern Yacht Club
regatlu. The races took pluce over u III teen mile
course. Tbe following wore tbe winners: ?
First Class.?Nut hallo C. won, beating Llmnaa,
Governor Cluiboroo and Gomlui In tho order uamed.
Time, 2li. 58m. 36>?s.
SkcoNP Class.?Xipbias won, beating the Rsstloss.
Time, 3b. 27m. 68s.
Tuikp Class.?Jnanitn won, beating Loulou, Mag
gie. Mury A. and Edith. Time, 3b. 31m. 14^s. The
Maggie oapslzod.
Fourth Class.?The Olivia won, bentlng Brando
and Nora Time, 4h. 4 m. 39s.
Tbe hosts were sailed by amateurs, members ol tho
c ub. Professionals will sail the same boats to-mor
row.
YACHTING NOTTS.
Yacht Huzo, N. Y.O., Mr. H. J. Morton, from
Mow York, passed tbo Usralu station at WhUestone,
1m X., yesterday morning, cruising eastward.
Yacht Dreadnought, wbleb ran aground opponito
Mamaronack on Sunday, came off in a abort tlmo
wltbont damage.
Tbo schooner Yacht Dreadnaugbt, Mr. Obaries
Osborn, New York Yacht Club, went aground on Sun
day last near Mamuroneck, and was supposed to bo
seriously injured. Sbo Homed off at high tide yester
day morning, and wax taken down to tbo city and
nut on tbe dry dock. On examination her injuries
were tuund to be of a trivial nature.
A LONG PULL AT THE OAIl.
SIS or THE BlCUKLOB BARGE CLOU LIAVI3
1'iIILADELTU IA lOB NEW YOBS.
Piiiladmlpuia, June 24. 1878.
Tbls afternoon tbe six-oared barge Linda, ot ibe
Bachelor Barge Club, manned by Captalu Jobn W.
Buckrn?n, W. VV. Btgbler, A. Maxwell Shoppurd, S B.
V Howoil, Harry C, Miller, \V. M. Garuucr aud Jobu
1L McKaddou, started from the Market Stroet wharf
for New York. They reached Boidoutowu, N. J., this
evening, whoro tbo ulgbt will be aponi. To-morrow
morning thuy will row to Trenton, and alter uinnt-r
to Bound Brook. Wnduesday iboy will pull to New
Brunswick, where tboy will be met by the Alcyi.a
Ciuo ol Brooklyo, wh oh will escort them to New
York, wnore they will remain three days. It bae not
been decided wbetnor they will row back or not.
BOATING NOTE.
A double-scull rase for $100 a aide will take pUoe
In tbe bouth Cove, Jersey City, on Jut? 8. The en
tries arc William Barry and Henry MeDk'Vitt against
Tuomss Brown und Jobn Brady.
BEACON PAliK."
THIRD DAT OP THE JONS TROTTING MKKT
INO?MORRIS THE WINNKIt OP TUB FIRST
TROT?THE HECOND UNFINISHED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HklltU) ]
Boston, June 24, 1878.
Tbe tbird and closing day of the June trotting meet
ing at Beacon Park, poetponed from Saturday lost on
account of the storm, wutcb disturbed muu and boast
In tbcae latitudes, woro begun this altornoou, but
again unfinished on account of ram. la the contest
for horses that had nevor boaten 2:60 all the entries
started except ltodmac, Margurlie, Wonder and Claire.
Bweemcss, the lavoriie, was badly beaten, Hilly Dow
winning the flrst boat easily in 2:31>{, and ibon Mor
ris won ibe race In three straight beats, briogtug hit
record down to 2:20 In tbe last beat. Tbe following
la a
?CMMABY.
Bkacox Park. Almitom, June 24, 1878.?l'urse, $800;
$300 to lirsi, $160 to second, ?vo third and ftio lo
lourtu: lor horses mat nave never boston 2:6b; n.lle
lieuis, best three iu Ure, in harness:?
T. McLaughlin's br. g. Morris 2 111
K. Kuuocc's t>. g. liiliy Dow 14 2 2
B. U. Smith's h in. Voluuieer Girl 7 2 4 8
A. Goldsmith's b. in. Sweetness 8 3 6 3
J. (J. Gilbert's b. s. Don Giovanni 4 fl 3 4
A. U. Pout's b. m. L.idy Len.on t) 6 0 U
J. Trout's ch. g. J. U. Morrill 3 (lis.
D. Bigley, Jr.'s br. v. Judgment 8 dls.
Time, 2:31 2:30.',?2:3i>A,-2:29.
MSCOMO TKOT
Tbe second irot was lor liorsea that had uoror
beaten 2 34 Tneic were nine euirlos lor lllii aflalr,
?even of wiitcli canto to the score. Ihellrst four
lieaU were coilrelv between Knox and Dullio Davis,
Kuox inking Orel und third hems, aud Dollie Davis
second slid fourtli. Between llic lourtu and flftti
heals a heavy anowcr caine down on llie track, and
llie tilth and sixth were trotted lo mud. Duroc iheh
won two heats easily, after which the raco was post
ponod until tomorrow morning. 'I lie time o1 tlie
hens trotted was 2:34?2:81?2:31?2:32?2:36?
2:38?. .
WAS IT POOL SELLING?
At Ibe trotting meeting laat week at Bsacon Park,
Boston, Mass., Mer?e ft Morris, well known pool sell
ers, having taken out a iiconie as a firm ol auction
eers, were at tbe track oaen dsy, doing tbeir o il busi
ness In s new wey. The boerd formerly used in pool
selling to show tbe nsuies ol the cuntestaols in a race
was continued in use, the heading, however, being
"Art Bale." When the sale began Mr. Morris took n
bunch of cards, wtm lithographic pictures ol borree on
them, oacb hearing a name ol one ol tba horses lo ibe
race, and said:?"How much am I offered lor the Orst
choice ol nils lot ni pictures?" tbus offtriog, not tlie
horse, hut a picture, as tne article for sue. Auction
eers arc re<|uired by law lo record tbelr sales, wnb
the iihiims of puicbaeors, so that every curd sold was
recorded, with prion pud und the purchaser, and the
"pools" became "lots," the Auctioneer charging tbe
regular pool sei.er's commission by ofl?riaf to buy
back the euros having the winner's uarae at me
ii mono t paid for the lot, less a percentage lor hie ser
vices. 1 oe ciiy police of the Brighton district were
on tlie iraek eaoh dsy uaring tbo week, hut tliey look
no steps to lest the quostiou whether this "art sale"
was sc Infringement ol the law.
A FAST FOOT BACK.
PiiihAOSLrniA, June 24, 1878.
There was a 100 yard loot race lor $600 aud tbe
chainplousblp ol tbe U tilled States on the Lamb Tav
oro Track this alterooou between C. M. Davis, of
Chicago, ihe Wyslern atiempioo, and T. Kogers, of
Trenton, the Eastern champion. Davie was eilowod
one yard start, end won by uvbr two yards in 10,M
second*
HAPPY MARKSMEN.
CLOSINO SCENES OK THE TI1IRD NATIONAL
SCUUE'l ZKNFK8T?."'UIZIS AWABDFD AND
TEAM SCO l: 1.8.
Tbe closing day ol lb* great shooting festival at the
Schuetsen 1'urk, N. J., wn u qmot one tn men/ re
spects, particularly la Ute matter ot attendance. Tbe
visitors, couipsred with those or Sunday, were few.
Titer* were not at any time more titan Uve iboutaud
persous In tbe park. The aide abowa waro in lull
biaal, but lannuiabed aoinowbat from lack ol patron
age. The dancing platlorma, however, were well pat
ronized until a late bour ol tbo night. The team
abooung waa conducted quietly and expeditiously.
The pricea that remained to be given were giren, aud
about midnight the gatoa were clusod, tbe lights put
out and the reslir.il brought to an end. It I* a laot
worthy ol mention that during the entire progress ot
tbo teaural but one arreat waa made lor disorderly
conduct?only a young man who quarrellod with It's
aweetbeart.
HI'stouts ArrKK TUB SUOOT1SO.
Tbo learn shooting was completed during tne after
noon and spoecnes wore made by Mijor Aery, Mr.
Nicholas Crusius, Judge Jleury A. Glldersieuve and
others, Judge Gildersleevo preseuted tbe two band.
some uiodals of tbo "Hod and Gun" and '-Forest and
stream" 10 llio winning teams, aud alluued couipli
meutarlly to the Sharpshooters' Union and to tbe
Amorn-au excellence lu rillo shooting. He also re
ferred very Toellugly to tbe doatb ot Major Geueral
Daklo nod staled that a movement waa on loot to
commemorate Goners! Dakiu by a gold trophy hod
medal to bo shot tor annually.
distribution or i-kibrs.
Below will bo tound the couiploio Hat ol thoao wbo
received prizes at ull targets, except the '-Stlcb" una
"Houor,"' which have already been published lu lull
in tLe Herald.
max TARGET.
Money prizes ranging Irotu $5 to $100 were gfvon at
this target to tbo following, whose score? uro opposite
tbetr numes:?
D. Wlgget, Highland, 1M; K. huotrger, Monroe. WU., 91;
Dr. A. Schwartz, Baltimore tK); I'h. Klein, Mew York. 90;
t rod. 1!Hiiauu, noo?lcvn. 90; Willi.no liayea, Newark, 88;
John Laager, Philadelphia. MS. W m. Klein, New York,88;
W. Steinzner, Philadelphia, SS; Wat. liahu, Jr.. New York,
8H; K. W. KI leaner. N. Y? 88; G. J luer. Harlem, 87; J. If.
Kathjen, St lei , 87; D. Miller, New York, ml; H. Kaio.
New York. 86; U Haler, New York. 84; J K. Kolh. Phila
delphia. 83; (J. (.ulltiiieier. Bridgeport, 88; L. Llebermauu,
N.Y.,83; He. W. Schoelleriuen. 83; \t. II, Cleveland, New
ark. 82; J. W. Nel, I'ostou.S.'; Wra. Farrow, N. Y',,81;
A. U. Kuudilil. New Yur%. Co!.. 81: T. I'. Norru, Haiti
n.ore. 81; John Mans. Poilailelpnla, 81; lieu. Schalck,
l'oi'.svit e. Pa., 81 ; L. U. He Use. New York, 81; (J. Spang
-1; N. D.
ler. Monroe. 81; Ixiuu Urrver, New York llelv., 80; . .
W arU, N. Y. It. CL. 80; L Vogel, N. Y. Helvetia. 7U: John
Baler. Newark, 71); J. I?. B. Collin., N. Y..78; 1) I.. Da
vids, New Ko' holle.78; I'll Gmehlin, CUtcavo. 78.(1, K.
I'lllard, New Brighton, 78; Aiu. Meier, New York, 77; W.
lielser, Philadelphia, 77; W. W. 1 newer, Hartford, 77;
N. I.vwi-.Troy, 70; J. Gassert, .-t Louis. 70; Peter Meter,
I; M Dorricr. New York, 70; II. Gclil, 75; Cap.
76;
tin A. KrmUch, llohokuu, 75 A. Zcnuner,
(ireenville, 75; A. Bergeron, Newark, 75; Julius
K aniinur, I'lat Island. 75; John Oueu. N Y., 75; U.
Zettler, N. t.,74; K. Zeller, >. Y..74; I . K. Heck. Newark,
74. W. II. L. noenlg, 8. Pr.,73; 0. Zettler, N. "
, . . , Y., 78; K,
Kaher, N Y . Ilelr., 7'l; J. It. tirobuiauu, ,v Y., 71; C. llueh
tauie, Blouiiilngtou. 73: Tu, Kliesrath, N. Y., 73; It. Na
te.I, iluiiokun. 73; Itichard Spits. N. r.,72; L. Ural. New
ark. 72; II. Kuiilmann. N. I., 71; Arcby Paul, Cuhoes,
711 W. Piclilii.g, New Brighton, 71: W B. Kneel, M. Y.. 71 ;
John H.uiiunberir, llobuaeu, 70; J c Aerchhach, Jersey
City, 70; K. A. Ilolter, N. Y? 70; II. Lcmheck, Jersey
City, 70; John A. Bauer, 8au Fraucisku, 7o; C. Biydou
b 'Urgli N. Y. ,6!?; J- tVechter, Brooklyn, 00; W. Kliren
?hort. Sun Francisco, 00; VY. Cowdun. Kock Island, 0.1; P.
uDiiolt, N. Y., 00; N. W. Boueetiel, Troy 00: L. Becker,
N. Y., oil; A. G. liullwig, N. Y., OS; II. (Juusaieler, Bridge
port, 08; John Mauuler. Alilw-u.ee, 08
CIIKKDROOR TAKURT.
Tho prizes won co this target were worth from $2
to $40 each. The winners and their scores arc as fol
lows :?
J. K. Uatbyeu. Staten Island. N. Y. Sell.. 23; J. P. P.
Collins, N. V. Sell. 0.. 28; Luis Dreyer. N. Y. Uelvet., 22;
J. C. Net, N. Y. llelvei., 22; A. J. Davids, New Uochelle,
22; Arcliy Paul. 22; Kruuk Adler. N Y.,22; K. A. Holder,
N. Y. 22; W. H. Korrow. Z B. 0? 22; (X II. (Johr, Z. H. C..
22; John t.urilou, New Britain, 22; Wm. Klein, N. V., 22;
Oh. Gruber. Jersey C'ltv.22; I'et. Meier, llelv.. 22; ltuh.
Kaher, llelv., 21; C. G. Zettler, 21; A. J. Heulett. Z, It. A.,
21; A. Gclllust. Charleston, 8. C.,21; P. Tobtn. Troy, 21;
0. Blydonbnurgh, N. J.,2I ?
PUBLIC FR1ZK TAR OUT
Money prises, ranging lu value from $6 to $80, were
won by Hie following marksmen, whose scores are
given at that target:?
W. Milton Kerrow, N. Y.. 71; Uh. Zettler, N. Y.. 09; J.
Hehinenu, O'J; Chr Koegel, Newark, 611; P. Penning', N.
Y. .08; tl. Kebu.ok I'ottsrllio, Pa. ,08; Ch. Huruey, Capt ,
Wllllaiiunurg, 08; l'b. Klein, N. Y? 07 ; SI. B. Kngel.N. Y ,
07; W. 11. Cleveland, Newark. 07; Kicli. Spits. N. Y? 07;
E. II Williams, Hartford. 06; Cb. Zlegler, Brook
lyn, 06; W. Khrenphort, Ska Kraucisco, 06; A.
Bensluger, M. Y., n">; Wm. Klein, N. Y., 65;
tl. Miller, k. Y? Z K. A., 04; Peter Meier. N. Y , M. It. C?
04; William Hayes, Newark, 04; J. Mennier, Milwaukee,
tt4; W*. ilahu, Jr , 04; Charles Scliotte, Hohoaeu.04; P.
keseler, New Britalu. 64; J. Ilulsmann, N. Y., 04; G.
Guittmeier, Bridgeport, 04; 11. L, Koeutg, San Praucisoo,
03; M. Dorrier. N. Y..ti't; P. Vt'. Pllcdi " " " "
dner. N. Y.,03; G. A.
Kuudabl, Coiuuihlii, 03; A. Setts. Newark, 63: N. Crmius,
lloboaen, 63; <rcb. Paul, Coboos, 63; J. Norri.v, Balti
more. 03; L. slekenmenn. New Jersey, O.'l; J. >. Bauer,
neii Francisco, 02: C. K. Klliau. New Knuutela, 02; C.
UlrdcnhurcU, N. Y., 02; G .-chelllug, Baltimore, 62; N.
W'. Ward, S. V.. Z. It. C. 02: Joseph Belcher, .sewark, 62;
K. Grev, Mlllwator, 02; P. liariison, Newark. 02; L.
Kussctier. Brldzeno.-t, 62; II. Piselirr, N. Y, 62; Jae.
Heints. ColuiuhU, N. 62; II. Oehl. N. Y. P. It. C..H2;
P. Patterson, N. Y., til; J. VV. Schneider, N. Y., Jersey
City. 61 ; M. Ginehllr-, N. Y Ind 8ch. C., HI; L. Dreyor, N.
Y.. 01; K. i.audolt, N. Y., 61; M. Greu, Chicago. 61; J. X.
Ncy, Measnchuseiis.Ol; K. .-tieber. Philadelphia, 61; W.
Plauimer, Newark, III: Tn Kllesrath, N Y.. 00: J. II.
Kkseben, liubaken, 00; W. O Gardner, Chicago, 00;
(I. Sponger, Toiiiarou. 00: W. Meiii. Philadelphia.
00; C. If. Gobr. N. Y, F. It. C , 51); A. Z'*uguer,
Gieonvillo, N. J., 50; C. Mahnken. N". Y., 39; K.
.Stockert, Stillwater, ."it); W. Cowdeu. Hock Island, 59;
It. Itaogger, Monroe. SO; D. P. Davids. New Itocheile. 50:
D. Wlsgert, Higlil-nd, 50; W. McCleod, Newark, 58; h.
Bart?l,~>8: tieorge Aery, New Y'ork, .X; G. Holler, New
York, 58; Frederick iluusen, lleooken. 58; L. Vt
ogel. New
York, 58 J. I*. Delahunty. I lttstou. 58; John M-ne. Phila
delphia. 58; K. Welirhau. Ilobeseu, 58; K. Kathjea, Matau
Island, 58; C. E. Welte, 57: II. Knebel.New York, 57.
' llUiX'S k\r takont.
lino llionsanil dollars iu mouey prizes, id auma
varying Iroru $5 to $75, wore distributed on tbia Ureal
to ibe loilowlug persons whoso scores are given:?
Billlan. Hriioklvii, 2; Ca*is Itelble, Harford. 4; Oh.
Ziegler. Brooklyn, Id; t h. Crubsr, Jer?ey City, 22; J. A.
Bauer, Sen KrancUoo, 2S; John Main. Pnlladolpbts, 50:
J Hobler. N. V. Ilelv. ,52: Uol. A. hmb. Brooklyn, ,V>; A.
Knoe|?:>le. N. Y. Ilelv., HO: 11. \Y. r . Koenlu, Men Fran
vlaco, 711 A. Zeuanar, (Ireeuville, 711; is. K. IIill, Newark,
7H ; A. Hrsuu Jeraey Oily. 70; Kuili tlrsf, SHU eater. MM;
Luis Llreyer, N. Y. Ilelv , 8S; A. Wuelirly, N. V. Ilelv., UH;
0. JU'isuti. New York. I'M; J. Meimler. Milwaukee,
ll>4; ? (I. Koll, Bulleilelplne, lOH; Jee. Helnti,
1 ulumbie, X. Y., Ill; U, Wignl, .-it. LouU. 1IZ;
M. draw, Chicago, 114; J. f'.rrteeny, Chicago 116; C.
Wellmeier, Jersey ? Ity, 111; K. l.sudult, ilelv.. New
York. llll;ll. scullllu::, Baltimore, 120; J Hlydsubnurgh,
Near York, I "J J; K Hpltk, llariem, 12.'); ?. sclialier, New
York. I2H; A. li. licit.org. New York, ilelv. Ilk; Dei,
K Lienan, New Jersey. 130; William furrow. New York,
1114; i. Krmnsch, lloboaeii. fW; J. Oook. ? iraenvillo, 142;
I'll Klein, Jr., 141; B. Stlebor, Philadelphia, 144; A.
Sella. Newark, 14*; K. Lou, New Yora, 14H; II. K. I'lttard,
New llrltaln, 14?; II Kpobel. New York. 111'.!; II Placlier
New York, 1112; II belling. Cclitr. Srb. 0.. New York. 16:1;
K. S. ll?rrl?on, Newark, tiki; l. o;,ol.| .Vendor), Ills; Juliu
lluieliliiK, Hi's. k. llamujeieelil <4. Jersey Oily, 171; 0. is.
/.eltler. Si. Y., 17'J; U. I . Kai.nJ.is, otaten lelaud, 174; A.
W. sewinaun. Jer?ev Olty. 17.?; s. liaaaert. at. Luuie, 176;
II. O i l. K K. I'., 177; 0. Mcbolte, Chicago. ITS; W. i osv
den. N VY. K. 0 , 17s, I' s. Norrla, Italilineio, 1*0; 1,.
Hermit. N Y.. IH2; N. Uwli, Troy, IS4; li Jolrer, llarlem,
|MI; William llalin, Jr . 1*7; H. S Keller. N. Y. IUI ;
VV Keller, N. Y? IBS; Uiluani Sieln, Jr., I'blladelpUla,
1KB; 0. sterkc, i tilcagn, l'.*i't; 0. I*. I'ato, N.
Y.. .111; A. II. lie ok, Moirisanla, 201 ; Ob.
Belter. 1'liilndclplila, JHil; K Burger, N. Y., 201;
P. Iiurlee. Iroy. ZH4; Captain P. I'. Itennerich. New
York, "J06; A. t! I' rum aun. Jors-y City, 2i?i ;P. Kenelnir,
New York, ^IS; K Kramer, Haltlmisre, 212; J. llenipaier.
fori Klelnuou i. ZIS; li. Seltt. Uaitiinora, 21u.Ju liruh
uor. Newark, 222; II. liorgrninn ilobukeu, 227.
Til K TKAMd' BCD Ilk.
Tbe score of the diflcioni kuuiii aa follows, out
Of u possilslo acorc ol 2,0'JO; ?
I. stonier liiUc t.'lnb l,5lki
2 nelvella It I ft s* flub 1,40.1
Newark Mcliuetaeu iseaella. 1,441
4. Jersey chuetk.-n Corps 1,42(1
5. Now lurk l it' tMSbneiiou t orpa , I,I'll
li ZuUlei Kill-flab I ,:i7's
7. i oluinbla I,3.s7
s. New Y..rk .-chuelkcn Ourpa. l.;i.'i:i
W. Ilruoklvu Mbueiseu Corps I ,;i4H
Hi Helvetia |,:W7
11. eeppeuleldta 1.227
12 Ile'sslla l.Ki,
l.'l. Ir.de) etident Seisuetten f rriit. New York........ I.ujd
14. Brooklyn (K. U.|, Sebueuou for,i* US1
CllEibD.VlOOii.
THE FfliHT DIVISION CAVALIlY 1 BACTiOw FOB
?ihi; M*hasman's BiDim.
Tlio cavalry urganis uious ol Uie First division,
M.U.8.N.Y., aunt llielr marksmen to Cried moor yo>
lordev to r!orin ibeir regular pi act no und qualify
lor tbo Marksman's Uadgo lor the currant year The
we el nor Wis very lavorublo lor prac'lco el tbo 2UU
end 3oo yurds ranges, at which troopa armed with Hie
carbine shoot, and a lair proportion ol ilia uson sue
oecdod lu securing tbo badge. Oolooel 11. J. Bndke. of
tne Third cavalry, comiueudi'd ibn doluclinient, and
Captnlii A. T. Hooker acted as division inspector ol
rlilo practical the following ware ibe dolaila vt tbe
practice:?
Bvper.ite Troop A eoot twenty-one mon under Major
Karl Kline. Bixtem of tbciu qaalibed as follows; ?
Llsuieunni John Waigold, 36, Bergcaal Major C. A.
sNugel, 36; Corporal J. Hitleoburg, 3'J; I'rivate J.
Klull, 3d; Lieutoneul M. lleidl, 21i; NcrgesDl ll ller
lu.iun, 2W; Coiporal J. Klein, 211; Quiirlcrmailer Bor
gcaiit 0. K. Kppli, 27; l'rivets Bsiunitscli, 27; 1'rivato
r. Cnciekie, 21; Bugler a. Bieiavr, 27; Frivatv ?.
Y'nuiig, 20; Corporal K NtuCky, 20; .Major 11 Klein,
2o;Cor| orsl K Aobol, 26; Private A. Wt rnor, 26.
iwcuiy-lour iiieinoerw ol sseperate troop U abot for
l ho badge. I boy wore ceiuniaeded uy U.iptain L. I.
linker. I weuiy-oue iju slilleil. as lOlluwei?sergeant
J K Mcilugis, 40; Mnrgoani II. U. Keisey,34; y inrtcr
iniieier Bergeaul U. K 1'asoo, 37 ; Horgeaul M. ?. Host,
30; Muuicnant \Y. M. Harrison, 34; Corporal H. L.
Uryer, 83; I'r.Voio J. I? Voorbie, 32; Private W. T.
Miller, 00; Private J. Koaell, 20; Private J. Uuokhee,
28; NerguiiniO. A. Fuller, 27; Corporal J. P. Maitor
eou, 27; Privuto K A. ileales, 27; private A. Moorr,
27; Private H. V. DsVoo. 27; Private A. W. Crnik
wins ilk. 20; I'rivate J J. Ilailey, '.0; Bergeant I). Wil
son, 26; Corporal U. Halstvu, 26; Bergeant F. A. Ho
vey, 26.
STB4BUK Not IONS OP HONOR.
Colonol H. J. liudke had eiguty twu lormer marks*
men on the range. Captain J. H. Vehelego superiB
teuued the pructioe. lu tbo course of lbs dsy Bur
geaoi W. H. Illume, ol company F, ol tbla rogimani,
?hot ? sc?r? which ton Mow lk? qui If/lag standard
Ue then weut 10 Captain W. E Burton, the oiiiafaf
scorer?, mil rtqutilM dim "to tlx ibc veora" m u to
qualify htm lor ilia badge. Captain Barton repri
manded hiui severely uud ropnrled ilia oilence t?
Coloui'l Uadke, will) will make it tl>o subject o( a
court mi r i la I. Auoibercase ol attempted fraud la
obtaining a acoru i? suspected and will be inada tba
kunjsct of an investigation.
Forty-one members of the regiment qualified lot
tba badgo on the following scores:?Private B.
?Sicvus, 30 ; Quartermaster Sergeant Q. T. Hiraeohn,
35; Sergeant 0. Pfloger, 35; sergeant J. Kolentaa, 34;
sergcaut A. (.lessor, 34; sergeant H. Uolaten. 33;
I'rivato J. H. Gorkon, 33; Private J. Kauu.
maclier, 33; Private A. B. Koetar, 33; Lieu
tenant J. Sack, 31; Sergeant H. Grlera,
31; Captain C. Fiodrrinauo, 31; Corporal
F. Bolloar. 3b; Corporal 11. Leopold, 30: Colonel J. U,
Hudke, 30; Capt .li J. 11. G. Vebslage, 29; Veterinar|
Surgeon U. F. Host, 30; Private J. Loinford, 39; Lieu,
lenaui W. J Kiev, 39; Corporal u. 11. Sonrbder, 28]
Captain J. C. Kobbe, 38; Lleuteuanl Coloual J. Uerger,
3T; Sergoaut C. Balers, 27; Privut# G. Feld, 27;
Private 11. Feidoiix, 27; Private H. llerner, 37.
Captain J. Ferltu, 37; Corporal 11. Morttx
37; Corporal J. Zm-.tnerin m, 27; Privau
11. Bcrbolu, 37; Adjutant 12. Von Bremen
27, Sergeant G. Felderinan, 24; Prlvato J. H. Norton
20; Private B. liable, 30; Liou'-:*aut C?. Leopold, 30;
Lieutenant C. Volkers, 26; Lleuu?.o'it H. 0. Heldner,
35; Sergeant C. Piuukuoii, 25; ttotgeanl 3. Loeactw
man, 35; Lieutenant H. Uoscber, 36, Lieutenant 0.
DukKcu, 25.
ATHLETICS. '
Tbo eighth annual gemea ot tba Hudson Count)
(N. J.) Caledonian Club will take place at the Sob uelsea
Puric, Union Hill, on Jnlv 4. Cash prizes aggregating
$1,000 will bo distributed to <be first, second and third
man in each event.
ANNUAL GATHERING OF FIREMEN.
Lockrou r, N. Y., June 24,1878.
John Hodge, President of the State Firemen's Also
elation, ban Issued a call for Its annual couvcntlou n>
Ithaca, August 20, 31 and 22.
.UAiiKIAGES AND DEATHS.
BIRTH.
Whklan.?Juue 24, wlis of Uobert M. Wh.Un, of ?
daughter.
MARRIED.
Uknnkt?Covkkt.?On Moudujr, June 21, at tba
residence ol iuu orlde's parents, Brooklyn, by tbo
Rev. J itnes 1). Wilson, Uoukut Bknnkt, ol New
York, uud Lociss S., dausbler ol Ueitty W. C.vert,
Esq.
Goukiikau ? Pskv.?June 24, In Bordeaux, France,
at tno Uuyr'a ana Human Catholic Cnuroh, Loots An
THINK Cuukkkau lo Miss Matiuia E. U. Pkrt, duugh
trr of Mrs. Enzi Jumet Caryl aud the lave Paul H. G.
Pery, Esq., of nils city.
Hkinsvoktxk?Lyon. ?Wednesday, June 19, 1878,
at the nouse 01 I tic uridh's mother, by the Kev. Dr.
do Sola .denies, Naphtuali A. Hkinspuktkk, of Ueu
ver, Col., to Jans, only daughter of the late Bobert
Lyou, Esq., of this city.
DltD.
HA*?aoar^,0#,?'yJUB0 22' * <-'??
. HAJTKit, No. 1, R. a. M._COHI-ANIOHe ?
Vou are rcquusiuu to ussemble at No 161 Suhum m
Brooklyn, ou Tuesday, June 25 at two P M '
Lbfr?vrB'cuauri. ""rjs&r*. % vrrar'
J. H. Ku>hkll, Stcreury. ?
Joux Hancock Lopok, No. 70, K. and A M
??K^~Yo1U "r* ber<"?r ??"?mo'o.i lo aueodTSai
C a O" 1'0-day, at our SEmV ^
??d Bowery, m twelve o'clock a ham ia
pay the last tribute oi reepect to eur late voraMnfni
Brother, Leonard Burn ham. Byorder P'Ul
U H. Morris, Secretary.J KEONAULT'
Comkandmv, Na X. K. T._
~ i You are requested to assemble In out
Sy Tr" T?.'i
SSS'w Mf ^ EK "'ORKKaTKR, Commander
Z, w- Hbrhino, Recorder.
Cassidy?Ou Muuday, June 24 1878 after > i?.
alili ?","f'iUln8S8' m,0UA,?L Cassiuy, Iu his 71at year
ThJ ,-.?'.,lUe oouu,' U|1W*Y. Ir.itana. y,"r'
fuilv roo.,Vir?t rd lrH",a? ol 1,10 ,nlu"y are respect
morning Juue 27"'ih;? l\* 00 Tbur^
? ?< n . w ? *ly 18'8> ut Ball-past too o'clock
iod BthaVH .h U"U,rC"- W??l a6??*?-. Between 8th
h??k It ? *boro iBoro will bu a *oj?ujd reuuiera
ir celebrated lor the repoao ol lita aoul and
gZIoIU*\[? ,C"hr"7 Ceiueterylor laterm^ Uad
cuildo.? At In wood, ou the Uudaou. 24th inaL
,n,lUe 62(1 y??r ol his age. *
Notice ol funeral hereafter.
?^"hdeuly, on Saturday, June 22 Jaxb
oi h.r .??; WU* 011,,Ur G" the 49tu
uau^'SJ.1W'TV1" Uk* p,ac" lrom l'or late real
deuce, liU Wyokofl .U, Brooklyn, ou Tuesday oven,
jus, Juue 25, at eight o'clock, lue romaius will in*
tukoa to bobraiinbcrry lor luiertnuot. Keiaiivaa and
frieuos are respectfully inviied to attend 8 *
KneTI'v Boliokeu, ol rliueinat sm ol the hearL
Ldwauu Vinckni' Ouvrv, uged 27 yeurs
funeral Irom di. Mary's Church, Hobokoti at tan
yazi&aSFgsH
Ltus.?At 398 Bin atr.. New York, on Friday 21 at
?'?> ^u*m*Ua Ellih, in the 84th year ol hor uge
luteriueui li. Sleepy Hollow Cemetery larrytown.
Pakliy.?At Harlem, S. Y., on Suuday evouinS*
June 23. Sarah, heiored wile ol John Parley, in tne
48th your ol her age. '
in^'^1*0- uuu lr,onda ol the lamily are reapeetfallv
117tn ttUe"d ]u* 'uu-rul, from St. Paul's Church,
ut ton Jl ai "V 0U w<"?"*?haY. 26tu mat.
V soleuiu requiem muss will he
i !!.,[?? 'h* reixwe of her *oul; theuce to Culv try
cemetery lor Interment. vuiv..ry
eua"0?^0," SuuU'y J""* ^ of heart du
at hu lute rvsiduuco, 44 Rust 21st st Uicn.,L
??0s*. ,n 'ho 6fltfi year ol his age. '
Iteiuiiyes and friends, also the members of tha
e.!!^0'0" IIU'1 rrmdusu>en'eaoeleiy are respectfully iu.
K.'S ? me Colleger. Uolormad
oiT uWm urcb, corner ..I Lsfayetle place and 4tb >1
on Wednesday, tno 2Uth mat., at two P. M.
Hall ?Nuduunlv, on Pi iday, J una 2L 1878. Hannau
M., wile of IMward C. H*n ol Auburn, N Y and
daoguier of James H. Hotlwlok, ol Brookly n. '
ve.e4**??^onhoy. "J*m, Josaru Habt, iu the 77H?
year ol hie age, parish ol Xlromgoon, couuty Cavun
J dnoral ?uku idaco Irom bis late rosidenc '130
Smitb at ten o'clock, ioSi. Paul's Cnurcn, where a
rquietc uiasa will bo celebrated lor his eternal renoaa
lutermeni in Holy Cross t-omotcry. B,""rn*' '??????
Kklly.?On Sunday, Juno 23, Hsxry Ksllt ued
- years, 7 months ami 8 days. ' ^ a
lUlatives and Iriemls are lurited to attend tha
fuucral, Irom parents' residence, 'Jl Claeaon av
Brooklyn, this day (I uoaday), at uoo o'olock. **
d?uf.y'?w'"~a! lUo rc8luuuco ol Mr. John Knight.
Bouiu Brooklyn, on sooduy, June 23 Ssntn Jans
Layno. widow ol .he lata John Lay"#; il Harmm. '
Noltco oi fuutral hcrouiter.
May ?At Morrisiown, N. J., ou Snndar. Juno 23.
Hknhy ciiAKLhs May, adopted son ol I^wis Mar '
r ricoda and membora ol the lempie Kmanu Ki ur.
inr.teu1 to ait. nd tne funersl, from tb. re"ucuce^T
Mr*. Charles King, 3*0 6lh ev., on ruoadar morning,
at iisl.-past nine o clock. Please scud no Do*ors.
Maynahan.?a.nlkkw M.ynaiiax, aged 26 ye .rs
> unerai Irom i.ls rejiJence. 279 Pront sf.. Brooklyn
h* luosday, Jane 25, ut hell-past two P M*
auend " 81,11 lrl*u,u r**P-*"B'ly invited te
ivlio.^u"*1 Busuwlek, L I., on Suudsy, Juno 23.
i , ^KAK,M' 10 jrcar ol uia
I he relatives ..nd Irieuda ol the lamily are resneot
lu .y invited to attend the funeral, on WeZTJZ t
froaa tba' h" "t,"1 J** ' ,l half-pant two o-ol..ci
Po.oi! u ,UlcB Kelormed church (llev. Henry
I oweli), Buahw.ck av.. near North Soooud at. with
out further notice. ' wnl''
v.o"u"tu 7Iu Brookfya, June 24. Alnkrt Miohbl. of
Smiicrliiud, 40 years.
Hie frieuda ol the lum.ly .ire invited to attend tha
luuer..], irom his late residence, 151 Schcrmerhors
No'lUwl rti! ? ^ "l tbr?e o'olock P M.
M^rrell*1'1*-00 M#nd*jr? R., *?? oi N. W.
'to""/*' flrom h#r rraldeooe, 160 Kast 126th at
on U rdoeaday. 26ih, at bull-pa-1 two P if **
?m year8""0" auud">r' W,l-UA* ?'? ^rKtan, in bit
V. yV'Z*L00 Tu,,8d4Y. 26111 ?t eleven o'olock A.
M.^irom the rea.denoe ol Mrs H. M. Sioaeom, Astoria",
Puacsu?Mast Pjuckll, aged Hot'ear*,
kuiieral on iVeouesday, at ten A. M Irom the real.
RtAnivo*M8?11 tdW'tfa Burceil, 431 Weel 57in st.
Kradixu M ihsii.?(Jn Nuiiuay nighl, June 23 Mrs
JlkLKNAHkAomu, Widow oi Phlnp Heading and reiiot of
hor igo ' Uarono, in tne 87tu year of
Services at the residence ol lior vnndson John C
I'lk JuneAfi i'iT'ii'"' N"w York."onTc??dej^eve?.
my, Jane 25. at hnli past seven o'clock. Interment at
r.''vo!l Wedoosuay moroiug, at hali p.,,
SMiTnT* ~?U MoniUJr h10'"'"!, l4lh Inst., Wm. U. H.
k untral front bis late residence Nu. 423 iv?,i lots
OB Thursday, Juue 21, at one o?."^k P M ^
Toklas ?On Monday, June 24. at two P yf Morkiii
eldest vou oi Mai and Mary loklas. aged 4 vassa l/
lui.niDs uuu 5 days. ^ U
Vnnera Weunesdof morning, at nine o'eloek imm
the residence ol pa .nis, 148 West 4*"h ?
V?r ,T"lStr: r,*f1#0"u"y ? oVIted to attend,
Vinton?At her reaidunee. 27 Uracecourt Brooklvn
lloignu, on .Saturday, Juue 22 Kli/7m.p? V. JTn
TON ... .ho 59,1, year of he? ? w.diw of the l.m Hor
> mneiN V ituoo, i). D , sou (intiter ol tbo iato Com
inn.lore uliver U. Perry, U. 8 N
??rvicee frn.n Uraoe Church Brooklvn
^Dd .l lCnD.iln.T,y'1 "J"36 hsll-pnsl is, o'clock
Juno 2(1. T-hurco, Newport. H. 1., en Wednesdny,
tvm'am B(r,?n('!10,l#d "?l "> Bowers.
tVki.su.?Un Sunday, June 23, Isaac K Wkusii
n?r.' fu''ia*y*Ua'/'three "?,H'!l,ed #tl""1 'ho >?
dence. Jersey bltv Ck' ,,oln r??
loesdsy afternoon, 25th tnoi. ??f^r
in'oi eThl.T'n l"? 0|U luaro ere requested in
lueso?v, dr-'
'X::rol
w?.?nson. -Jn^. M.
Notioe of inneral to-iorrow. ",At'4U"

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About The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920