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6 THE PHILADELPHIA -TIMES, MONDAY MORNING; JUNE 10, 1901. the Sunday school gave a musical entertain. News at the Courts meat. Those taking part were Miss Jennie PRINCETON OPENS eurne, miss iarne croons, miss oarusiey and Mr. Vlgeurs, Mr.

Farraday and Mr. Cuntrell. REV. SINNOTT'S ANNIVERSARY MONDAY'S LISTS HER GALA WEEK 15 Rarfert O'Nelll-G. M.

Carr: R. O. Moon. 16 Plertoo Stewart-M. J.

O'Callaguan; Bumbo. EQUITY TRIAL LIST. 1 Roberts Traction Co. J. 0.

Johnson; Blip- bam, Townsend, Elliott, Laoadale, Sbry-' ock, gtaake. 2 Feed Co. Brown, Blrd-Poskusz, Gatea; Alexander, Maglll, Simpson, Brown. 8 Qulgley Qulgley, Murray-), E. Gorman; Lamb.

4 Recelvera Recder J. K. Andre; Hyneman. 8 Martlneill Ogllvy-H, Frlea; Brown, Grady. Bell, Scott.

8 Henti Wllkluson Richardson: R. 0. Moon. 7 Peon. Co.

Keyser Robinson: Kneass. 8 Scolt Scott-Scott, Flnletter; J. C. Grady. COMMON PLEAS, NO.

1 ANNIVERSARY OF REY.MJTEELE He Celebrates Fortieth Year of His Pastorate at Fourth Reformed Church, HUSBAND MAY DIE, WIFEJN PRISON His Skull is Fractured and She is Injured in Fight Between Them, Koblnoor, Bmlth. Boston; Lorberry, Ryler, Boston; Monitor, Mueller, Boston, 0, H. Uagensao. To. Arrive.

AT PHILADELPHIA. Name. From. Sailed Norhy Stettin May 2.1 Canndia Sunderland May 2(1 Nrwrdlnnd Liverpool May BO West Polut London Juno 1 Minnesota London 1 Planet Man Avonmoutb June 2 Rbynland Llvertool Juue Macklnuw London June UoUboat Amsterdam June 0 To Depart. FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Name. For. To sail, Swltterland Antwerp June 12 Crown Point London June 12 Noordland Liverpool Juue It Camilla Rotterdam June 15 CURRENT MOTION LIST. 1 Stevenson Miller-Adams: Johnson, 2 Fllegelman Ktrkwood Amran; Monagbaa, President Patton, in Baccalau reate Sermon, Takes Trusts to Task. COMMON PLEAS NO.

5 Prominent Catholic Clergy Attend Services at St. Charles Borromeo. Catholic clergy and laity crowded the beautiful church of St. Charles Borromeo to overflowing yesterday morning at the dual celebration of the dedication of the church and the silver anniversary of the ordination of the rector, the Rev. James P.

Slnnott. From various parts of the State came the best known members of the Catholic clergy. Members of the laity from distant sections were also present. The ceremonies opened with Solemn High THE BENEFIT OF LABOR M. MANY MINISTERS PRESENT CURRENT MOTION LIST.

Called In Room 06 at 1 o'clock P. Culled In room 648 it 1 o'clock P. M. 1 Rie Bernheimer Bernbelmer. QUARRELED ABOUT MONEY Sicilian Glasgow June IS West Point London June 21 Planet Mara Bristol June 22 2 Greenwich Co.

City of l'blla. Freedley Special to THE PHILADELPHIA Times. Rhynland Liverpool Juue 22 Patrick Dever, 40 years old, of 1220 South PRINCETON, June 0. President Francis Mass, sung by the Rev. Slnnott.

Ho was nanseur iiuue Mackinaw London June 2r) Montauk Point Iindon June 21) Tbordls Rotterdam June 20 Phillips. 8 Herold Welntrub-L. N. King; Englander. i Engeman Manufac, Co.

Learning; Dale. 5 Investment Co. Oat; Heckler; Merrill. 6 Smith Murray Mayne; Todd. 7 Fleming Ferry-Sboyer: Rumsey.

8 Cromble Merchant C. Lancaster. 9 The Grand Lodge, Beltney Downing. 10 Tbe Grand Lodge, Beltney et al. Downing.

11 Welnsteln Dlehl Scarborough. 12 Cohln Cohbs Sparks. 13 Rogers Cowln-J. B. Anderson.

14 The City Weeks et al. -Simpson, Brown. 15 Kliwangei' Ellwangcr Sanson. IB Townsend Iron Hall, of Baltimore City Klmklns. IT Freehllng Manf.

Bonnlwell, Hunting. IS Bentnkoff Tbe Cltv-P. Psvls, Kinscy. 10 In re Petition of I'bila. Reading Ry.

G. Lamb. Equity Motion and Argument Lists. 1 Kaae B. R.

B. Kilgore; Sellers. 2 Hlgslna Mining ft Milling H. Dark, .1. A.

Clark; Leedom. 8 nigglns Mining and Milling R. Clark. J. A.

Clark; 1-eedran. 4 The Funeral Benefit Ass'n Smith 4 Robb- J. H. Wolfe: Letbfrled, Lane. Tlia Tl.nlr vnnB a 1)1 Vpwlln.

L. Patton, of Princeton University, dellv- assisted by the Rev. Francis P. Fltzmuurlce latnenne. 8 Luedemann Haerther-Kenworthy.

4 Pubtn Briggs et al. Stnckley. 5 Review Co. Sand Co Patterson, 6 Kelly Ogden-G. W.

Carr. 7 1) Ella Klta-J. W. Grnaa. 8 Wood Carson-Sbattuck.

9 Rles Bernheimer Henderson, 10 Com. Kulzer Fow. 11 Com. Auibroslnl-Fow. ered the baccalaureate sermon to the grad uatlng class In Alexander Hall this morning.

Tbe big auditorium was filled with visitors In the celebration of the fortieth year of bis pastorate In the Fourth Reformed Tres-pyterlan Church, Nineteenth and Catharine Mreets, yesterday the Rev. Dr. David Steele received many tributes from fellow-ministers and expressions of good will and loyalty from his large congregation. The services began In the morning at 10.30 o'clock. Afternoon and evening services Were held.

Several visiting pastors made eddiesses and special music, was sung. Among those taking part In yesterday's fervloes were the Rev. Samuel P. Herron, as deacon and by the Rev. Joseph F.

O'Keefe as sub-deacon. The masters of ceremonies were the Itev. James McGene-ran and the Rev. Dr. John B.

McGlnley. Archbishop Ryan and Bishop Prendergast sat on either side of the sanctuary. The Archbishop was attended as deacons of and the friends of the graduating classmen. In beginning be said that he could not full to remember that the members of the graduating class are standing upon tbe ORPHANS' COURT LISTS Twenty-seventh street, Is at the Polycllnto Hospital with a fractured skull which, the physicians sny, will probably cause his death. He is sold to have received the In-Jury in a fight with his wife, Catherine Dever, lute Saturday night.

Magistrate Henderson yesterday morning held the latter, a pretty bruuette of 35 years, without ball, pending the recovery or death of the man. Mrs. Dever's face had suffered much In the fray. The police and neighbors say they quarreled about 25 cents. Dever had given his wife his week's wages, $11, earlier In the day.

When he came home at night he was drunk. He asked for 25 cents, which bis ARGUMENT LIST. Delaware Bay and River News. DKLAWARL BREAKWATER, June up Steamer Ulrlken, Norwegian, from New York, noon; schooner Josle R. Burt, from New London, noon; three-masted schooner, in tow tug Reese, 12.42 P.

M. Arrlved-Ttig Samson, with barge Mury Whlt-rldge, snd sailed seaward with Mary Whltriilge and barge Mercedita; U. S. tender Armerla. Salled-Flshlng schooner M.

P. Howlett. Passed out Steamers Waesland, Liverpool; Berkshire, Philadelphia for Savannah. Passed south. 7 A.

M. Light three-masted bark, In tow tug without apars. threshold of a new century, and there Tbe following estates will be called for srgu boner by the Rev. J. J.

O'RIelly ani the Rev. Daniel O'Connor. The sermon was preached by Monslgnor James F. Loughlln, D. rector of the Church of the Nativity, who took for his fore he thought that they should under ment on Monday In Court No.

1: stand the peculiar environments In which they live. Then he set before them the Intel 1 Pierce's estate; petition and answer McGlath. erv. Pusev. 2 Gllcbrlet'a estate; exceptions to adjudlcatlon- lectual, religious, political and social sltua tlons of the day.

6 Tbe Rank Lyons et al. -Newlin; Crawford, Rosonberger, J. G. Johnson. 7 Thompson Building Ass-'n-Remak, Etch- holz: Huey, Divine.

8 Keller Dooner-Huey; J- C. Levi. 9 Sign Co. and Wethertll Investment Co. and Aahton: Ridgway.

K. A. Anoerson. c. ti.

vw. 8 Campbell's estate; petition and answer F. McFadden, Cattell, Ltater. 4 Wltiel'a estate; exceptions to adjudlcatlon- Hnmt Hnileau "I want first," he said, "to consider the Intellectual situation. It Is bard to put your finger upon the conspicuously great 5 Rust's estate: tltlon, answer, etc.

Linn, J. R. Andersnn. Morrison. 10 Conwnv Barker et al.

Conard. Mlddleton, Fltinatrlrlt: McDevItt. Helllgman. 8 McElroy'i estate; exceptions to adjudleation- 11 Trsctlon Co. Sblmer-Page, Page.

Wind-North, 15 miles; clear; barometer, 29 86. CAPE MAY. June in-A Reading steamer, towing a barge; schooners Mount Hope, from Providence, in tow tug Active, 6 40 T. 7th. Passed In.

June 8 Schooner George May, from New York for Philadelphia, In tow tug Donne. Passed ln-U. S. tender Zlzanla and barges Oak Hill. Glendower, Preston, In tow tug Valley men living.

There Is no Gladstone, no Tennyson, no Browning, no Darwin, and no sign of nny of them. We are living upon the text from the fifteenth chapter of St. John. After the Mass Archbishop Ryan made a short address. The musical programme was under the direction of Professor Rosewlg.

It was rendered by the regular choir, with orchestral accompaniment. Among the clergy seated In the sanctuary were the Rt. Rev. Edmund F. Prendergast and Revs.

Hugh Lane, John T. Crowley, SI. C. Donovan, J. Trainer, A.

A. Gallagher, D. J. Dougherty, 0. S.

P. Dever. O. S. P.

R. McDevItt, C. Dougherty, C. Mullen, Francis J. Carr, B.

Dornhege, F. O'Nell, William Kleran, and Fathers Delurey, 0. S. McErialn, 0. S.

and Geraghty, 0. S. I cf Pittsburg, who preached the sermon when Dr. Steele- was ordained; the Rev. William Sterrett, of the Covenant Treshy-(erlan Church, Twenty-second street, above Vine, who assisted at the ordination; the Bey.

J. Addison Henry, of the Princeton Presbyterian Church; the Rev. Prof. J. Y.

Jiolce, of the First Reformed Presbyterian Thurch; the Rev. Albert B. Henry, of the Second Reformed Presbyterian Church; the Rev. Prof. M.

Galley, of the Third Reformed Presbyterian Cbureh; the Rev. William H. Galley, of the Fifth Reformed Presbyterian Church; the Rev. L. A.

Benson, of the Sixth Reformed rreshyterian Church, and the Rev. T. P. Stevenson, of the First Church of the Covenanters. K.

s. ard, (.. H. vm. 7 BrtggK' estate; exceptions to adludlcatlon- Raymond.

Quln, W. A. Davie. 8 Fahy's estate: exceptions to adjudication ronurd. Mlddleton.

Faby, G. W. Carr. 8 Ehnslle's estate: exceptions to adjudlcation- wife refused to give him. He insisted, finally striking her.

The neighbors had never heard the couple quarrel before. When they Intervened Dever lay on thet floor, a terrible dent In hs left temple. Near him was a toy Iron horse, weighing about ten pounds. Mrs. Dever had two badly blackened eyes and the blood was flowing from a big gash In her cheek, made by her husband's knife.

The Seventeenth district patrol carried Miscellaneous Argument List. 1 Com. ex Coi-Lelbfrted. Lane; .7. H.

Wolfe. 2 Berm.rn Soap Paint R. Murpby; B. Harris. Forge.

REEDY ISLAND, June down-Tug great concepts that great men have given us. But, after all, the level Is pretty high on which the average man lives to-day and It is a very extraordinary sort of man who Is going to rise so far above his fellows as to be recognized as a conspicuously great man of the twentieth century. "In universities generally there Is a ten u. Miller, Kwitorn. 10 Caldwell's estate: exceptions to adjudication-B.

Alexander. Armstrong. Hamersley. Abram Minis, wltb government disinfecting barge Defender (new) for San Juan. P.

etc. 11 Powell'a estate; exceptions to adjudication J. T. Foulke, Henderson. 12 Weyant'a estate; exceptions to adjudication 3 Ryan Perklna-J.

E. Gorman; bunpaon, Brown. 4 Gilbert et al. Homestead Co. et al.

Tustln, Rodman; Hepburn. 5 Gilbert et al. Homestead Co. et al. Tustln, Rodman; Hepburn.

6 Meyer Meyer-G. B. Carr. Passed down Steamers Waesland, Belgian, An- tela, for Liverpool; Wlnyab, Simmons, for Rich-mond; steam yacht Ozheaata. Hamno.

MrspatrlcK. 13 Qulnn's estate: siceptlons to adjudication- Tossed up Steamer Ulrlken. Norwegian, Feder- The celebration will continue to-day. This A. In the evening Solemn Vespers were sung by Father Slnnatt, with the Rev.

F. P. Dougherty as deacon, and the Rev. M. J.

Rafferty as sub-deacon. The sermon on this occasion was delivered by the Rev. Cornelius Gillespie, S. J. 7 l'lucker Register Rambo; bimpson, Brown.

ft TtAAftnn Raaann Wfl eenknlffbt. sen, from New York; schooner Mount Hone, sharp, Alieman, uorman. mcmrdus. 14 Learning's estate; petition, answer, etc Randall. Asbhnrst.

Wheeler, from Providence, In tow tug Active, a Mall Ar ry, RlaVe liedell: Gordon. Pavls. 15 Hamilton's estate; exceptions to adjudication Anchoring oil Schooner Frank rainier, hence for 1'ortlind. 10 Paving Co. The Ctty-Todd; Alcorn.

Klneey. 11 McManus The Clty-Brncken, Clarke; Kin- MARCUS HOOK. June 8 -Passed down- dency towards a neglect of the observations of religion. Men worship, but It is what Tyndal calls the more silent worship. And yet, at bottom and this Is the significant feature of the times the great concepts In science and philosophy are religious and the great trend of thought Is towards tbe consummation of the fundamental truths.

It Is bard to find a materialist nowadays. "The trouble Is there Is a schism between our religion and our philosophy. There Is somewhere a sort of mental unrest that makes men pause before taking upon them J. r. Mcumen, locum, J.

A. Brown. APPEALS FROM REGISTER. Tbe following appeals from the Register of Wills will be beard on Monday: Scbooner Frank A. Palmer, for Portland; tugs Navigator, with two hargea; Harry Wall, with ASBURY CHURCH PAYS DEBT 12 Heppe 'v Loan Sbarpe.

Alle- mnn UnmUV the husband and wife to tbe hospital. Her wounds were dressed and she was taken to the station house. Dever was In a critical condition. A piece of bone, nearly three Inches long, was pressing against the brain. His skull was trephined, but It Is believed he will die.

Mrs. Dever declined to talk at the hear-lug yesterday morning. She and her husband seemed very affectionate toward each other, and only a week at the Polyclinic Hospital, she cried bitterly while he was undergoing a slight and perfectly safa nasal operation. They have two young barge: steamers Waesland, Liverpool; Noruinn. Providence.

13 Malinsky Foede'rer-Monaghan, Phillips; M. DELAWARE BREAKWATER. June 7. Stiller! Paul. 14 Remont Insur.

K. Frtce; ticnnon, Schooners Sadie Thomas G. Smith. H. Elliott, Sarah and Lucy and John B.

Carring- 15 Remont Insur. K. Price; Elebbolti, ton. Arrived and sailed Schooner Maria Pierson. DELAWARE BREAKWATER.

June 9- Remak, Jr. Exceptions to Auditors' Reports. Court No 1 President Judge Banna. Alexander's estate Junkin, Todd, Pepper; Johnson. Court No.

2 Judge Ashman. 1 Tasker's estate-G. S. Graham. C.

B. Taylor, J. G. Johnson. 2 Queen's estate P.

Boyd, Rumsey. 3 Donnell's estate Fow, Towusend, Winter- steen. 4 Ease's estatePersbing. Kilgore. AUDIT LIST.

Passed up Steamers Barnstable, British, Ftanols. evening, from to 10 o'clock, there will be In the church an Informal reception to the pastor by the congregation. Dr. Steele is the third oldest Presbyterian pastor, in rolnt of service, in this city. He was ordained In IStil and has had only the one charge.

His sermon in the morning was no historical one, reviewing the many events of his service. The Fourth Reformed congregation of Philadelphia was organized on May 10, 1S4S, In the house of Joseph Fleming, at Twenty-fourth and Linn streets. Its membership was then about thirty, and the Rev. Dr. S.

B. Crawford was pastor until 1856. Afterward the congregation moved to a ball at Twenty-first and Callowhlll streets, and ngaln in 1S50 to a new edifice at Eighteenth and Filbert streets. The Rev. Dr.

Samuel P. Herron succeeded the Rev. S. B. Crawford as pastor, serving until 1862, when his congregation was merged with the Sixth from Port Antonio: Grecian, from Boston; schooner Jeremiah Smith, Parsons, from New selves the vows of ordination.

You say there is trouble between philosophy and religion; they say we will let philosophy go. There Is only one solution to the problem; philosophy and religion must go together. ROAD 1 In re Butler from Lawrence to American -Mnurer, Klnsey; Todd. At 74th Anniversary Services S8.000 of Mortgage Is Lifted. Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church, at Thirty-third and Chestnut streets, In connection with Its seventy-fourth anniversary and jubilee yesterday, paid of Its mortgage.

The services were In charge of the Rev. W. H. Llndemuth, the pastor. At the morning service children, acting as assistants to the pastor, read the hymns and the announcements.

They were Edwin Drum-niond. William Reed, Willie Rlter, Maenon Albert, Mabel Hassan, Ruth Woodward and Bessie Scott. Harry Sniedley. superintendent of the Sun York. Passed out Steamers Starcross.

British. Mil- burn, for Brunswik; Wluyah. Simmons, for Richmond; Nomjan. Cbase. for Provliience and Fall WANAMAKER MAY PRESIDE COMMON PLEAS.

NO. 2 Being Pushed for President of International Christian Society Jubilee. The following estates will be called for audit on Monday: Court No. 4Tudge Ferguson. Estate of Samuel T.

Fox. Estate of Fred B. Vandergrlft. Estate of Charles F. Oesterle.

Estate of Alexander Ralph. Estate of Boaz Phillips Estate of William Bowers. This is tbe religious situation. "We would like to feel that the march of civilization Is in harmony with the great law of right: that there Is a fundamental underlying principle that controls every step that we take. We are not satisfied even when the Supreme Court of the United States, having the largest Jurisdiction of any court in the world, settles the great ques schooner Frank A.

Talmer. Rawdlng, for Portland MARCUS HOOK. Passed up Steamers Cada-gua, Spanish. Culle. from Alicante: Sicilian, British.

Stlrrat. from Glasgow and St. John's. N. F.

REEDY ISLAND. -Passed up Steamers GoMs-boro, from New York; Yemassee. from Richmond; Noordland, Belgian. Doirud. from Liverpool; schooners S.

P. Rlaekburn, Gardner, from Bangor, in tow tug Walker: Lucy Friend. Tbouias. from Special to THE PHILADELPHIA TlMBS. day school, on behalf of the congregation and Board of Trustees, thanked the pastor for CURRENT MOTION LIST.

1 In re Franklin P. Oaterbeldt-McColtth. heads. 2 In re Third Street-Lino. 3 In re Moro Street Scarborough, 4 Trust Estate of Charles Macaleater-Brown.

5 Rosehore Roseboro-Beasley. Bun Hicks Barnes. 7 Stern Samson Ashbridge. Jr. 8 Clute Knitting Co -Cooper.

9 Potter Greenberg-Smjthe, Cbase; Hun- sicker. 10 McVlckar McVlckar-E. S. Miller. 11 In re Joseph P.

Glnshelmer-Slckels. the efforts he had made In raising the $8,000. An address was made by Professor 0. P. Pigeon Cove; Josie Burt, from New London; rev- CRIMINAL COURT LIST tion of Insular relationships to the Constitution.

It Is not that they decide It this way or that way, but because they seem to enue cutter Onondaga, steam yacht Ozhesta. Passed down Schooner W. R. Chester, Thompson, for Bangor. look as though they had decided it both ways.

There is difficulty of a fundamental The following cases are on the list for trial In the Quarter Sessions to-day, room 676. Judge Martin: Phillips, of the University of Southern California. The Rev. William Major made an address In the afternoon, and In the evening the Rev. Pr.

J. G. Blckerson, the presiding elder, spoke. CORPUS CHRISTI PROCESSION PORT OF NEW YORK moral kind in regard to the question as to Loper, Richard conspiracy, room 646. Judge whether the law of God that controls in dividual life can control national life as Reformed Presbyterian congregation, which had been organized In May, 1S61.

Dr. Steele was ordained pastor of the latter on June 6, ISfil, and continued as pastor of the combined congregations. In 1S00 the congregation moved to the present church, at Nineteenth and Catharine t-treets. The present membership of the church is more than SAO. In January, 1S64.

Dr. Steele was married lo Miss Elizabeth Dallas, of Cedarville, 0. They have two children, the Rev. James D. MeTenson.

1 Shivers. Stockton converting copartner-shin Dronertv. 12 TelegrapD lo. Moan minium. 13 Parks Wood Son-Missemer.

14 Kirby Conrow Wain. 15 Bung Weaver Newlin: Brlnton. 18 In re Northern Jewish Asa'n. garn. McCon-aghy, Jr.

Arrived June 9. Steamers Llndlsfarne, from Rio Janeiro. Per nambuco and St. Lucia: Wynerlc. from Port Natal BOSTON.

June 9-The men most talked of for president of the International Jubilee convention of the Young Men's Christian Association, which will be In session here this week, are John Wananiaker, of Philadelphia; Former Comptroller of the Currency James H. Eckles, of Chicago, anl Wi E. Dodge, of New York. While the deliberative body will begin Its sessions on Tuesday, the actual opening of the Jubilee takes place to-morrow evening, when an exhibit, which typifies the broad, general lines of worth of the association, will be thrown open to the public. It Is expected that at least 2.H00 voting delegates will be at the convention, and probably 2.000 more visiting delegates without the power to vote.

The headquarters of the International committee will be at the well. And the question Is whether you can Justify a good end brought about by a wrong means. "There are the social qualities. Now we have Improved; we have something to show for our work; our life has grown more complex. We see men of leisure and men of toil; we see the men of leisure giving and St.

Vincent. C. New York, from San Domingo City and Turk's Island: OUnda. from Matanzas; Longsblps. from Sbtelds; Lauenbnrg.

from Port Antonio; Scotia, from Genoa and Naples: Minneolls, from London; Furnessla, Iron) Glasgow; Tarur Prince, from Naples. Five Thousand In Our Mother of Sor rows' Church Ceremony. More than 5,000 members of the various organizations of Our Mother of Sorrows' Roman Catholic, Church, at Forty-eighth street and Lancaster avenue, took part yesterday afternoon In the annual Corpus 2 Abrabama, Benjamin 8.. statutory. 3 Wrangel.

Otto, assault and battery. 4 Baiter, Patrick, assault and battery. 5 Smiler, Charles, assault and battery. 6 Lutz, John, embezzlement. 7 Leonard.

Harry, larceny. 8 David, larceny. 9 Williams. William, larceny. 10 Mvers, W.

William, false pretense. 11 Marano. Angelo, aggravated assault and bat tery 12 Fetters. Thomas, assault and battery. 13 Kennv.

Frank, larcenv. Steele, of the First Reformed Presbyterian Church, New York, and Martha E. Steele. Steamers to Arrive at New York. DUE JUNE 10.

FORTY-SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY 14, Cloclda, Gaetano. aggravated assault and bat- Georgle Liverpool May SO FurnessU Glasgow May 30 EQUITY TRIAL LIST-KOOM C. 1 Blair Massey-D. PS. S18; Scarborough; Mlcbener.

2 BaiilcT Hopkins-M. PA 1074: Divine, Huey: E. Shapley. 3 Schmidt Schmidt-D. 90, 575; A.

C. Thomas; McLean. Jr. 4 Cunninpbam Wartman 8. 98, 799; Hirst; MoCully.

5 Stratena Co. Van Stao-D. 99. 238; Yeakle, J. Q.

Lane: Knaus 6 Riga Plerson-D. 00. 1140; Randall, Flaher ty; J. Scott. 7 Bartra'm Bartram-D.

00, J0S9; Sobernbel- mer; Gross. 8 William McCouch-M. 01, 1148; H. M. Du- Bols; P.

P. 9 Pressman Schwarti-M. 01, 1849: Amram; Hepburn 10 Brenner Carter-D 89. 808; R. E.

Shap- lev; J. deF. Junkin. 11 Palmer Kroberirer-D. 00, 145; Scarborough; Flnley, Slattery.

Maasdam Rotterdam May 30 Tartar Gibraltar May 28 themselves over to pleasure, devoting their minds very largely to the invention of new avenues of enjoyment. To a very large extent they are indifferent to the poverty and crime that surround them. But there Is another side of the picture. "When Mr. Rockefeller founded his university on this side and Mr.

Carnegie gives ten millions to endow the four universities of bis native land on tbe other side, the world may well express not only Its amazement, but Its pleasure. Still there is at Hotel Vendome, while some of the secretaries of the committee will be at the Berkeley. The Tennsylvanlans will stay at the Crawford, United States and Bartol Hotels. About thirty delegates from Philadelphia arrived to-day. 15 Boone.

John, larceny. IS Jeffries. Wesley. larceny. 17 Mavford.

Gus. aggravated assault and battery. 18 McClister. Charles, aggravated assault and battery. 19 Hav.

George, aggravated assanlt and battery. 20 Burg. Charles, assault and battery. 21 Jolv. Philip, assault and battery.

22 lUgler. Augusta, assault and battery. 23 Kennesky. John, assault and battery and stat- ntnrv Christi procession. The Mass was held at the receiving vault In the Cathedral Cemetery and was celebrated by Father Splinter, one of the Redemptlonlst Fathers now holding special services at Our Mother of Sot-rows' Church.

The order of the procession was: Shana-han Catholic Club, Total Abstinence Society, Young Men's T. A. B. Society and Cadets of Temperance, St. John's Orphan Asylum -boys, under St.

Joseph sisters; first communicants, under Mother Serrlll; pupils of parochial school under St. Joseph sisters, Sodality of Blessed Virgin. Tbe Rev, Dr. J. J.

McCort, the rector of the parish, had charge of the procession and services. Boxborousrh Presbyterian Church Is Holding Special Services. The forty-seventh anniversary exercises of Koxborough Presbyterian Church, on Ridge avenue, below Port Royal, were begun yesterday morning and will continue every night this week, except Monday and Saturday. In the morning children's day service was held and an address made by David Bentley. of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, of this city.

An album containing pictures of the different classes was presented by the school to S. O. Lownes, who was superintendent for several years. A twilight communion and the ordination and installa HOLDING COURT IN A GROVE Caracas Fonce 5 Louisiana New Orleans. 5 Colorado Brunswick June 7 DUE JUNE 11.

Trave Gibraltar June 2 Sonthwark Antwerp June 1 Massapeqna Puullac May 29 Scotia Gibraltar May 28 Powhatan Gibraltar May 28 Alllanca Colon Juue 4 Michigan Colon June 3 Concho Galveston June 5 El l'aso New Orleans. 6 DUE JUNE 12. Oceanic Liverpool June 6 Nord America Gibraltar June 2 Lahn Rremen June 4 Algiers New Orleans June 6 EQUITY TRIAL LIST BOOM D. 24 Van Horn. Annie, and Nash, Francis con- Bplracy.

25 Harper, William, and Rouillot, Victor, embez zlement and conspiracy. 26 Farley. Charles, and Carotl, Vincent, assault present a larger measure of emotional morality and a smaller measure of Intellectual morality than formerly. "Then, there is a business socialism, men starting out In life, going Into professions, going Into business. I am not one of those who believe that the day has gone by when a man ran make his living in the practice 1 Jackson Kelley-S.

00, 188; J. 0. Johnson; Pettlt 2 Weleslriger Hlcks-M. 00. 12.12; Wolff, E.

Father Splinter, who carried the sacrament under the canopy, was supported by Fathers M. J. Foley, O. and Thomas Buckley. Crowdi at Murder Trial In tho Woods) Make Lynching; Threats.

GALENA, June 9. In a grove the two Justices sitting at a table under a tree, and a crowd of several thousand attracted from miles around forming a circle about the court and defendants the preliminary hearing of Mrs. John Stallion, her father, James Crabtree, and his two 6ons, Frank and Charles Crabtree, for the mur Miapiey; r.iciict. 3 Cooper Pural-M. 00, 878: Emhery.

Dudley Corson. Smtthers. 4 Hires Ilelnle-M. 99.. 244; Rawle; Lane TAlMrflri and battery.

27 Obland, Gotlleh, statutory. 28 Mackle. Louis fraudulent Insolvency. 29 William, larcenv. SO Monroe.

Thomas, snd Dale. Edward, larceny and conspiracy. 31 Wood. Robert; Llnkman. Lewis, and Fox.

Frederick, aggravated assault and bat-terv. 32 Moore, David, aggravated assault and battery. ARRANGING FOR ENDEAVORERS 5 Hancock Railway 00. 228-Hancock: of law or medicine or that there are more ministers than we need. The time, however.

Is not far off when It will be difficult to put an advertisement upon any com Steamers to Leave New York. Nsme For. To sail. Big Convention Promises to be the Lei 6 rrentlee Hancock-D. 00.

11S2; Simpson. Ir Hanr-nrlf K. Maria TVrcsIa Bremen June 11 tion of Benjamin P. McManus as elder were held In the evening. The Rev.

Dr. Andrew Culver, pastor emeritus of Grace Presbyterian Church, of Philadelphia, made the evening On Tuesday night the history of the church will be read by Henry C. McManus. All the services are uder the direction of the pastor, the Rev, Z. Montgomery Gibson.

Servia t. Liverpool June Frteslsnd June 12 7 Gnman 'r McCaffrey-D. 97, 1160; Newlin; Knaus. Johnson. 8 Furnlr Dmaldson-J.

97. 1282; Tbad. L. modity and say of anything that we eat or drink or wear or use 'this is not made by a THE SHIPPING NEWS der ot Alice Stallion, the woman's 16-year-old daughter, was begun yesterday. Majestic Liverpool June 12 Manila Genoa June 12 F.

der Groese Bremen Jane 13 Notwithstanding no overt act has yet been MUHLENBERG COMMENCEMENT PORT OF PHILADELPHIA Largest In Its History. CINCINNATI, June 0. Elaborate arrangements have been made for the twentieth International convention of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor, July 6 to 10. The choir of 1,500 trained voices will be a feature at Music Hall. Other large choruses have been trained for the Exposition and other halls, while all the churches and their choirs have been engaged for the occasion.

Governor Nash. Mayor Fleischmann and 9 Galleu Glvln-D. 00, "l074; Hirst: Simpson, Jr. 10 Dockhus Society of St. Anthony-S.

00. 405; Sperkman, Hirst; Pereyra, Gordon. COMMON PLEAS, NO. 3 Monday, June 10. Sun rises 4.31 A.

M. I Sun High 7.21 A. M. I Low water. 7 30 P.

M. 2.28 P. M. Anniversary at Cohockslnk Church. Children's day was observed yesterday at the Cohocksink Presbyterian Church.

Columbia avenue and Franklin street, the day also being ihe sixty-second anniversary of the founding of the Sunday school. The Rev. Pedro Rioseco. a native of Havana, Cuba, a Deutschland Hamcurg June La Lonalue Havre June 13 Consuelo Hull June 15 Canpiinla Liverpool June 15 Trave Naples 15 Waldersce Hamburg June 15 Minneapolis London June 15 Furnessia Glasgow June 15 Mansdam Rotterdam June 13 Lahn Liverpool June 13 Georgian Bremen June 18 Sardinian Glasgow June 19 Paul Southampton June 19 Oceanic Liverpool June 19 Arrived June 8. Steamer Westover.

Johns. Jacksonville, lumber, attempted, threats have been made against the Crabtrees by many of the strangers in town and the county officials are taking al) the precautions at their command to protect the prisoners. Galena Is off a railroad and the fact that 60 many persons would care to come miles to attend the hearing Is considered significant. It has been decided to exhume tbe body of the girl, that it may be examined to investigate a theory of the County Prosecutor that a criminal assault was made upon her by one or both of tbe Crabtree boys, and that they killed her to hide the crime. Programme of Exorcises to Continue Through Five Days.

Special to The Philadelphia Times. ALLENTOWN, June thirty-fourth annual commencement exercises of Muhlenberg College will open June 16, continuing through the 20th. The programme Is as follows: SCNDAT. JCNE 16. St.

John's Lutheran Cbnrcb, Baccalaureate Sermon by the President Rev. Theodore L. Selp, D. D. MONDAY.

Cook-Cummer Steamship Company. Steamer Parthian. Crowell, Boston, merchan CURRENT MOTION LIST. 1 King Publishing 2 Pench PeacbJ. R.

K. Scott. 3 Fratier R. K. Scott.

4 Lvnch Delber-Hlrst. 5 Lvnch Delber Hayes. 6 Ranch Ranch Foulkrod. 7 Martini Association Grler. 8 City Nell-Anderson.

9 Cltv Nelll Anderson. 10 Cltv Nelll -Anderson. 11 Cltv Nelll-Anderson. dlse. George C.

Eckhardt. local committeemen will deliver welcoming addresses Saturday afternoon. July 6. Dr. Clark will deliver his annual address, and Secretary Baer will make his annual report Saturday evening.

On Sunday morning there will be special addresses on "Twenty Years of Christian Endeavor;" in the afternoon temperance rallies, and In the evening meetings for Sabbath observance. preacher In that city, made a short address on "Children." The Rev. Sherman Doyle also spoke. The morning and evening sermons were preached by the Rev. Charles Campbell, pastor of the church, his subject being "The Garrison of God" and "Playing the Fool," respectively.

Steamer General Cadwalader, Hart, Baltimore FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS merchandise, F. S. Groves. Steamer Elko. Warren, New York, merchan dise.

William P. Clyde A Co. Steamer Norombega, Armstrong, Dan Baker, Reception of tbe Senior Class by the President. TUESDAY. ballast.

Haldt Cummins. BRIDGETON FRIENDS LOYAL Schooner John Twohy, Stevensen, Boston, bat Inst. Mitchell Megee. Sail tonnage continues to be In moderate request for foreign trades, although the chief inquiry Is for vessels In the River Plate and West Indian departments. Tonnage of a suitable class for these lines Is scarce, anil the market Is, therefore, sustained upon Its present basis.

Long voyage freights are quiet. For coasting lumber tonnage there Is a very limited demand, but vessels are not urged at any concession from M.75 from Brunswick, to New York. There Barges Tipton and Remus, from Fall River. In tow of tug Concord, Charles Sliver. Ratees Bala.

Strafford and Darby, from Bos Assert Miss Burt's Stealings Were the Result of Mental Deficiencies. Bpeciii to The Philadelphia Times. BRIDGETON. June friends of Mabel Burt here, in her home town, are sure that her peculations at Smith College International Missionary Union. CLIFTON SPRINGS, N.

June A until 10 o'clock tbls morning the members of the International Missionary Union held a consecration. Afterwards the Rev. S. L. Baldwin, Tlce president, preached the annual missionary sermon.

The student volunteer meeting In the afternoon was largely atteuded. on in tow of tug Waltham. Charles Silver On the College Campus, Senior Class Day Exercises. 8 P. M.

Lyric Theatre Freshman Claw Play. WEDNESDAY. Lyric Theatre Junior Oratorical Prise Contest. 2 P. In College Chapel, Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees.

2 P. M. Reunion of the Euterpean and Sophro- nlan Literary Societies, In tbelr halls. 8 P. M.

Triennial Alumni Reunion and Banquet, at tbe Hotel Alien. Barges Richardson, 'rom Milton; Ainurtus ana JSeth Israel Sabbath School Exercises, The closing exercises of the winter term of the Snbbatn school of the Beth Israel Congregation, Eighth street, below Jefferson, were held In the assembly room yesterday afternoon. An address by the Rev. M. M.

Eichler was followed by a musical and literary programme. Promotions for tbe entiling term were announced and prizes were Awarded to the scholars. A gold watch, beautifully engraved, was presented to Aaron Brav, one of the teachers of the school in appreciation of his services. 12 City Nelll Anderson. 13 rttv Nelll-Anderson.

14 Mills Lockwood Kohn. 15 Ohllnger Lulng Audvade. 16 Spring Garden W. E. Church Btwell.

17 Com. Knleht Fries 18 Stlnson Silnson Fries. 19 Rice Rice Mellck. Totter. Deehert; Rambo.

20 In re Robinson Street Bauer. 21 In re Robinson Street Simpson. 22 Wllcnt Wilcnt Erdman. 23 EsVn Singers Plttmann. Ward; Sharkey.

24 Martini Association-Christian. 25 Tolhut City Scarborough. 2ii McNamara City-Clement. 27 Clearfield Street Hall. 28 Shannon Shannon Grow.

29 Kahn Rabme Huhn; Morris. 30 McCoy Gabell Morris. Farnum. 31 Lumber Co. Devlin Adler.

Lawa. Bast, in I0W 01 tug laiunissa, V. n. imgeiuinu is a good Inquiry for coal tonnage to Eastern points, but medium and small vessels are ex Cleared June 8. tremely scarce.

Steamer rates for full eargors grain are decidedly stronger. 2s. Od. baring been Steamer Starcross. British.

Mllburn. Brims. wick. B. Humburg Co.

obtained for a prompt boat to Cork, for orders STUDENTS STAND BY TUBBS For forward tonnage owners are asking 3s. for Steamer Norman, Cbase, Providence and Fall THURSDAY. Lyric Theatre. Conferring of Degrees and Awarding of Prizes 1 P. la the College Bnildine.

Commencement Collation given by tbe women of Allentown to the Alumni and Invited Guests July, 3s. 6d. for August and 3s. 9d. for Septem River.

George C. Eckhardt. ber. Berth term rates are also Improved, owners Steamer Wlnyab. Simmons, Richmond, etc.

William P. Clyde Co. quoting 2s. 3d for June, 2s. 6d.

for July. 2s. ud 32 Devlin Feltonvllle Co. Hanna. S3 Devlin Feltonvllle Co.

-Hanna. Unless Wesleyan Professor Is Reinstated They Will Leave University. Salina, June 9. A representing the students of the Kansas Wes Steamer Benefactor, Swayne, New York, Wil 2 P. M.

In tbe College Chapel, Meeting for August and 3s. for September. Gulf rates for general cargo are stronger, say 12s. 6d. to oi me Alumni.

liam P. Clyde Co. 34 Klllberg Towneenn llllame. 35 Klllberg Townsend Williams. 36 Harris Wilson Bernheimer; Beck Steamer George H.

Stout, Davis, Albany and were the result of troubles of brain and not the heart. They assert that MlfS Burt was the victim of her own mental deficiency and that this kleptomanlal condition is solely responsible for her downfall. These supporters of the unfortunate young woman argue that, under tbe circumstances, she had no reason to steal for gain. On this point they call attention to the fact that Miss Burt's father, who Is a lawyer with a large practice, is In a position, financially, to supply her every need and humor her wishes. At home Miss Burt was a model for modesty and punctilious exactitude.

Discreet aiways. her friends here cannot Imagine the truthfulness of the stories of her wrongdoing away from home. Her friends, however, noticed a change Kane, Troy, William P. Clyde Sc Co. STATE COLLEGE Steamer General Cadwalader, Hart, Baltimore, 13s.

for June and 13s. 6d. for July. Steamer Valnaseda, British. 14.000 quarters grain, Philadelphia to Cork, for orders.

2s. 9d prompt. Steamer Otieenswood. British. 1S.0OO quarters F.

S. Groves. Rev. Dr. Col felt Delivers the Annual United States barge Defender, Ketchom.

San Juan, P. In tow of tug A. Mlnnls, United leyan University, who are a unit In defense of Dr. Frank D. Tnbbs, professor of natural science, dismissed last week on account of alleged ieresy, has issued a manifesto denouncing the Board of Trustees for "duplicity and unfairness." The board has agreed to allow Dr.

Tubbs a hearing next week, but still positively refuses to reinstate him. The incoming Baccalaureate Sermon. Special to The Philadelphia Times. States marine hospital service. Presbyterian Hullnar Elders Ordained.

At a recent congregational meeting of the Old Pine Street Presbyterian Church, Fourth and Pine streets, tbe following were elected ruling elders, their ordination taking place yesterday morning: S. D. Harrlss, James F. Scott and Walter Rlchman. Previous to the ordination the Rev.

Hughes 0. Gibbons, pastor of the church, preached on "The Office of Ruling Elders." Children's Day was held in the afternoon, the order of worship being arranged by the Rev. Louis F. Benson. Clorla Del Church's 201st Anniversary Services appropriate to the 201st anniversary of the Gloria Del (Old Swedee'VChurch, at Swanson and Christian streets, were held yesterday In the old bnllding.

The Rev. grain. Philadelphia to picked ports. United Kingdom or Continent, Including Hamburg, 2s. 6o.

berth terms. July. Steamer Hermiston. British, 170,000 cases petroleum. New York to Shanghai, 31 cents, July.

Sterner C.laverdale. British. 2.122 tons. China Schooner Abhle Bowker, Bradley, San Andreas, STATE COLLEGE, June forty-first annual commencement of the Pennsylvania State College began here this morning C. 8.

Haldt Cummins. Schooner W. R. Chester. Thompson, Bangor, Haldt A Cummins.

and Japan trade, six months. 1,200, delivery and Barge Rosetuont. for Fall River, In tow of redelivery north ot uatteras. tug Taconv. Charles Silver.

Junior and senior classes still 6eem determined to carry out their threat to leave tbe university If the trustees shall not accede to their demands. Barce Florida, for Providence. Rochester and Steamer tsntisn. new, tons, nenu ninht tranutlanilc trade, twelve months, In her when she came home from Smith College on a visit. She talked of a sweetheart whom she would not name, but no attention was paid to It, but now her with the preaching of the baccalaureate ser mon by the Rev.

Dr. Lawrence M. Colfelt, of tbe Oxford Presbyterian Church, Phlla-delpbla. The college cbapel was crowded. Pittsburg Coal Company, and Highlander, for 1 150.

deliverv and redelivery north of Hatteras fctenmer Hlllcrsi. British. 2.0S1 tons, trans- Robinson. 37 Bueksbaiim Moser-Greenwnld, Mayer. 38 rity Chapman Cbase.

39 Price Clty-Prlce. 40 Terry Drake-iJ. A. Miller. 41 Voes Home Dengler.

42 Voes Home Dengler. 43 Voes Home Dengler. 44 Adams Leeds Co. Harrington; Chapman. Stein Stein Seybrook avenue.

Fifty-second street. Adams Leeds. EQUITY TRIAL LIST-ROOM E. TUESDAY. JCNE 11." 1901.

1 Warley Evermann M. 00, 1104; Kneass; E. S. Dlion. 2 Jones Rellly D.

00, 888: Brteker: Hunslcker. 3 Hurts Strauss M. 01, 139; Kilgore; Levin, Matlack. 4 Van Vleck Rlgbter-D. 99.

528; Lex: Divine. 5 Kepner Snyder M. 01, 359; Lancaster; Huey. Berg Hyman-Hl. 98.

1234 Amram Elchhols. 7 Lamborn Association 99, 1178; Rommel; Lex. 8 White Dental 95, 1271; S. O. Thompson: Johnson.

9 Relchmann Railway Co. D. 00. 314; C. L.

Mitchell: J. C. Bell. 10 In re illiam Rube M. 99.

942; Tolin; tlnntti, trade six months. 1.225. Providence, Smith Megee, la tow of tug Navigator, master. Arrived June 9. Steamer Hvados.

British, 2.090 tons. New York Autopsy on Mrs. HlffglDbotham's Body In an effort to ascertain the real cause of to River Tlate. with general cargo, private terms, Dr. Colfelt took for bis subject "Personal Responsibility," and chose for his text Ezeklel 18, 20: "Tbe son shall not bear the iniquity of the father, neither shall the father bear the Iniquity of the son.

The Ktumr irn.m Rrltlsh. 1.5S3 tons. West In Steamer Noordland. Belgian, Doxrnd, Liver, pool via Queenstown, passengers ud merchan dian trade, twelve or twenty-one months, at or dise. International Navigation Co.

about 4s. on dead weight. Steamer Bramble. British. 838 tone, provincial Steamer Cadagui.

Spanish. Calle, Santander, righteousness of the righteous shall be upon him, and the wickedness of the wicked shall ballast. L. Westergaard Co. the death of Mrs.

Sarah Hlgglnbotham, who was mysteriously assaulted last Tuesday In her home, 3216 Chestnut street, and who died In the University of Pennsylvania Hospital on Saturday from her injuries. Coroner's Physician Wadsworth performed an autopsy on the body yesterday morning. Although the result of the au Steamer Ulrlkln. Norwegian, Peterson, New York, ballast. J.

B. Hamel. trade, ell months, toza. Bark Gruudloven. Norwegian.

5.500 hf-rrels re-lined petroleum. Philadelphia to Stockholm, private terms. Bark Ethel. 660 tons. Portland.

to Pay-stinrift with lumber, private terms. Steamer Yemassee, 0 Nell, Richmond, mer Snyder B. SImes, the rector, preached an historical sermon In the morning. In the afternoon the Rev. Richard H.

Nelson, rector nf St. Peter's, preached a sermon, also relating to the church history. St. Laurentlus' Jubilee Pilgrimage. Accompanied by their rector, the Rev.

G. Kraus. the congregation of St. Laurentlus' Polish Catholic Church. Memphis and Vienna streets, made a religious pilgrimage yesterday to several churches, including St.

Ann's, the Church of the Natlvltv and the Church of Our Lady Help of Christians. This was the first of three Jubilee pilgrimages which It Is planned to make. be upon him. Cumberland Valley Normal School. Special to The Philadelphia Times.

SHIPPENSBURG. June final ex chandise. Wm. P. Clyde ft Co.

Steamer Goldshoro. O'Nell. Richmond, mer Schooner Bllen Haggen. inn nrunswtcn, chandlse, Wm. P.

Clyde ft Co. topsy was not made public It Is believed that death was caused directly by concussion of to New York, with lumoer ana raiiroao ties, amlnatlon of the senior and junior classes nrlvn.A t.rma Steamer Ericsson, Grace, Baltimore, merchan. friends say that love made ner miou wean and her stealings were the result of this mental derangement. Prohibition County Convention. The Prohibitionists will hold their county convention 1n Mercantile Library Hall, Tenth street, above Chestnut, to-morrow evening.

Delegates to the State convention, which will be held in the Board of Trafc. Building. Harrlsburg, on June 27. will iva. chosen and a county ticket nominated.

The Rev William S. Yates, pastor of the Church nf God, this city, will deliver an address, taking for his subject "The Outlook." State Chairman Charles R. Jones has nearly completed arrangements for the State convention. National Chairman Oliver X. Stewart and the Rev.

E. L. Eaton, of Allegheny, will be the principal speakers at the evening meeting. Promises Better Wages, Ignores Union PROVIDENCE. R.

June Corliss Works, which have been closed by a strike, advertised to-day to pay standard wages to machinists on the bnsls of 54 hours for a week's work. A nremlum. to be regulated c-i lrtniniwa Ml Phlla 11 Neal! Neall-S. 00, 973; Gartley; Tustln. dlse, F.

S. Groves. dalnhle in Im-tsnn Vllle. With COal. 90 Cents.

12 Fnrrell Schne -S. 98. 712: Hirst. 8teamer Sicilian, 'British. Stsratt, Glasgow Schooner H.

P. Mason, 583 tons, New York to 13 Larkia Morgan Taylor, Bedell; Russell. Havana, with general cargo, private terms. via St. Johns and Halifax, merchandise, H.

ft A. 'Allan. the brnln. Mary Rider, or Wright, Mrs. Hlgglnbotham's negro servant, who was arrested on suspicion of having committed the assault, will be committed to prison to-day by Magistrate Stratton to await the result of the Coroner's Inquest, which will probably be held on Tuesday.

Schooner O. T. Whlttler. 404 tons, and schooner Laconla. Brit SB, 4N) tons, si.

urou to isew York, with sugar. 13 cents. EQUITY TRIAL LIST-ROOM F. TUESDAY, JUNE 11. 1901.

1 Hancock Watson Hancock; Roney, Minks, Broadhurst, Hannls. 2 Brewster Molloy D. H. Conrsde. 8 Swope Snyder Ensign, Manderaon; Mor- rlson.

4 Sneese Rallroed Co. Weasel; Linn. By Telegraph. BALTIMORE. June 9.

Arrived Steamers Western Reserve's 75th Anniversary. CLEVELAND, June 9. Governor Nash, Senator M. A. Hanna, Allison, of Iowa, and the Rev.

Joslah Strong, D. are nn the programme for commencement exercises at Western Reserve University, which to-day began tbe celebration of Its seventy-fifth anniversary. Rowanmore, British. Thomas, Liverpool; Ynmurl, Norwegian, Eugedretheen, Banes; Kershaw, 5 MUlbaner FenclblcsMellck. Potter, Dech- Howes Boston: tug Savage.

Hand. Boston, Noordland Arrives This Morning. The American Line steamship Noordland arrived at the Delaware Breakwater yesterday afternoon from Liverpool. She has on board slxty-flve cabin and 270 steerage passengers. She will arrive at Washington avenue wharf this morning.

wltb tow; barges No. 17, Acborn. Boston; No. 20, Steamer Pottsvllle, Lloyd, towing barge Pine Forest, Summers, ballast, Lynn, 0. H.

Hagerman. Schooner Mount Hope, Babbitt, Providence, ballast, 8. 3. Goucher. Schooner 8.

P. Blackburn, Gardner, Bangor, ballast, Charles T. Megee ft Co. Schooner D. Howard Spear, Falker, New York, ballast.

H. D. May ft Co. Schooner Annie E. J.

Morse, Crocker, Bath, Ice, Charles T. Megee ft Co. Schooner Lucy E. Friend, Thomas, Newtrary-port. J.

L. Nicholson. Schooner Jeremiah Parsons, New York, Haldt ft Cummins. Schooner George May, Davis, New York, Z. S.

Steelman. Schooner Josle R. Burt, Burt, New London, ballast, John Llttleson. Tug Valley Forge, Tllton, Bangor, towing barges Oakhjll, eeman. Boston; Preston, Morse, Lynn; Glendower, Burtlay, Lynn, ballast, 0.

H. Ha of the Cumberland Valley State Normal School at this place will take place before the State Board of Examiners on June 17 and 18. The U6iial programme for commencement day, consisting of essavs, recitations, orations, will be abandoned this year. Buoknell University. LEWISBURG, June fifty-first annual commencement of Bucknell University will take place June 15 to' 19 Inclusive.

President and Mrs. Harris will receive visitors and other friends on Tuesday evening at the president's house immediately after the alumni exercises. The class play will be rendered this year by graduating class. Franklin and Marshall College. LANCASTER, June 9.

The sixty-fifth commencement exercises of Franklin and Marshall College were Inaugurated this morning when President J. S. Stahr delivered the baccalaureate sermon, taking as his teit "The Development of Perfect Manhood," from EphesJans 4, 13. ert; rurtn. singer, urenam.

6 Pinner Bennett Carr; Fahy. 7 Kennedy Heebner Slattery; Ballard. 8 Swltzer Swluer Wain: Anderson. 9 Million! Srbultje Brooks; P. F.

Dever. Andreasen. Boston; Grltriss, roniano, schooners Willie Tinker, Governor's Harbor; John A. Curtis. Martlno, Tarpun Bay.

bv the degree of efficiency the individual workman shows, Is also promised. While this Is more than the striking machinists asked for, the union Is Ignored. Salled-Steamcrs Milton. British, via 10 Lambrn Association Hanson. 11 Hewitt Griffin Leedom; Aleiander, Maglll, 12 Krdman Mitchell Lavls; Klnsey.

13 Rigor Rigor Gbulil. New York; William Rtorra, British. Hpesia; Knight Commander, British, London; Itasca, climcvKtcr Hoeton: Meteor, San Fran Ktgor The Dor's New Trlok. Mariner's Bethel Church Anniversary The twenty-seventh anniversary of the dedication and the seventieth anniversary of the founding of tbe Mariners' Bethel Church, Third street and Washington avenue, was held yesterday, the anniversary sermon being preached by tbe pastor, the Rev. Dr.

Bickley. A free-will offering was made by the members of the congregation for the purpose of repainting and renovating the Sun-ilay school. In the evening the members of cisco; bark Vesuvlo, Italian, schooner From the Harvard Lampoon. Bertha Dean. Boston.

COMMON PLEAS NO. 4 New Atlantic Service for Canada. OTTAWA, June Dominion Government believes that the existence of the Atlantic steamship pool system diverts Immigration to South America, and to conn-teract It efforts are to be made soon for the establishment of a new fast service between Canada and Europe. Wlmbleton "Hello, old man, have yon CAPE HENRY. June rassea in steam.

taught your dog any new tricks lately?" CURREJTT MOTION LIST. Oulmbleton "Yes: I ve been teaching him german. Tug Little. Providence, towing barge Ariadne, Baker, ballast. Charles Silver.

Tug Cuba, towing tw barges, Fall River, bl-last, Charles Sliver. Tug SwaUrt, Taylor, Portland, towing barges ers Agnes. Norwegian, Banes; Chesapeake, New York: birk Cetarlna Blaucbl. Italian. New York.

Passed out Steamers Decatur H. Miller, Savannah; Oscar Norwegian, Vers Cms; Dnratigo, British, Rotterdam; Bulgaria, German, New York. to ewt nnt of mv hsnd. He sto a hi? niece 13 Cltv Klnkelln Brannon. Ban-art.

Klnsev. 14 Plumly McNeU-S. J. Randall; L. Hint.

out of It yesterday.".