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COLLEGE SERMONS.
fCONTINUED FKOM EIGHTH PAGE.]
Goa 1 would oall anon lion to ? startling paradox and
.i.? i10"' paradox Is louud iu lite utterances
"I lt>? Bible concerning our relatiooa to ourselves. It
tries "Tako beed to thyself." It commands it* vo
tarioa to drop everything and aelaa a rugged cross,
and /at holds out to hand* thua emptied and thus
tiled rewards surpassing tba aplandora of Oriental
lablo, and atluraa tbam with ilia neat things ol both
worlds.
I must now speak to tba graduating class of
lb la university the dual words of deliberate, bearticlt,
larewell oounsel, on bcnall ol the lacitlly. Brotbars,
wa snail never eoaae to watsh your coarse In lifo with
deepoai Intereat and warmest hope. Tba lies knit by
theia recant ycara cm never bo suuderod. 1 know
tbal every one of your instructors would moat a*r
nesily join me iu ihi foiir injunctions I uow solemnly,
tenderly, lovingly, prayerfully lay upou yon:? l.eaa
an intellectual Ufa; load a roligious life; lira tor hu
inanity; live unto Ood. Be Intellectual men.
Bel no pruieaaion or occupation delraod you ol tbia
right. You have learned a great deal if you have
learned bow to learn and how to use wnat you learn.
Your education is now well begun, Go on. Fill up
ilio Interstices ol time with perpetual raeuial culture
on some plan. Be leligiuus meii. Prove uot your
consummate lolly by giving tbo slightest countouaure
to the shallow conceit that religion is somehow un
lavorable to iho highest intellectual development. So
lar irom this, if you neglect religion you doom your
self to an inevitable narrowness which, wnon you
least auspeot it, win reach far boyond religious aud
even moral questions
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE.
IlACCALAUBtATJt SEBUON BY PRESIDENT VALEN
TIN*.? ACTING FHOM PBINCIPiJE.
GxTrrsuuno, Pa,, June 23,1878.
Tho commencement exercises of Pennsylruuia col.
lege were initiated this morning oy the baccalaureate
discourse of President Valentino, 11, D. Ills text was
Irom Uobrowg vi., 1?-'Therefore lesvlng the prlnrl.
pies of the doctrine ol Christ, let at go on unto pcrlco
tlon"?and the subject, ss announced, was "Acting
from Principle."
Tbo "leaving" ol principles here meaut, na said, s
not an abandonment of them, but progress in and
upon tbem, Principles art never to bs left behind,
but held last us tho strong, infallible lines of progress
tud ascent, till he who at first bad nothing but tbem
baa found all things through their action. Let as
first understand distinctly what it ts to
set from principle. In tne broad sense
principles are fundamental forms ol law, beginnings
and guiding forces lor any kind ol movement or phe
nomena. J oey are seen nud Illustrated in me various
lawn ol DAture, wLticit determine and explain what
lakes place, as the law ol gruvuatiou or vegotable or
animal life. The moral world is equally aoeustliuuon
of principles. We speak of tbe principles ol truth,
)nsuct', pioiy or ol lovo, oaob being sumo deep and
abiding reality in tho lorces and connections ol moral
life, some established law of action and consequences,
out ol which couie* tbe weal or woo ol men. I he
"principles ol tiri doctrine of Christ" stand lOr and
Include the wuoio circle ol life principles lor man.
'Jbed fence to them requires in us a new end divine
III* wnlch shall carry in Itsolt as a force
anu law the principles chosen. It is pos
sible only on the bgh plane ol Chris
tian knowledge and power, by tho law of
tne spirit ol Ine In Cbrtst Jesus. To aot from prin
ciple, tnen, is lo adopt and lollow with submissive
temper ana steadfast Urnmess all tbe grout urohulc
laws ot right and duty touudod In tbo constitution ol
ibo world and revealed through conscience and tbo
w ord ol God, by which life and activity have been
meaut to be regulated and guided to their blessed goal.
And tbo douiuud is not lor the oasy, elastic relation
which many seem to think enough to lulQl it. It is
roineiblug far boyond tbe playing lust aud loose, the
indiurubber elasticities, tne vane-liko swinging to
cnanging breezes exhibited In tne vacillation, com
promiMng, seltuiimss, calculation, scheming and sham
ot thousands who would like to bo coosidsrod men of
principle.
kiuht vor right's saks.
Ihe ?bUgation to this duty is simply the grand ob
iigatiou to do right, not lor tho sake or gutu, bat lor
lis own sake. to do right is, iodeed, always gain,
victory, glory; but tbe rlgbt is higher than Its gains,
let there are muny otnor high considerations thai
enforce it upon all. Strict harmony ol lite witn prin
ciple is the wuy ol your best advance in true knowl
edge. ii will subordinate in you the lower nature lo
Ihu biguer and nx in your Me tbo action aud suprem
acy ol all ibui is ol eternally abiding worth. Tula is
the only way of safely. The mariner takes bold ol
the threads ol light that coino down Irom ihe groat
Kara ol the sky aud directs his way across dangerous
teas in triumph. ?o wo hold on to tbe lighi-iiues of
the great principles ol ibe moral world beaming out ol
the liruiumonl ol God's Word, and puss in security
over the sea of llle. It Is necessary lor ihe work vou
fiave to do in our day lo help suvo and lift up sutler
lug humanity. The most blessed servloe you ton
render is accoinpnsbou by strengthening tho sway of
principle In men una society arnasd yon.
TO THK URUiUATKB.
Yonng gentlemen, 1 have called your attention to
this subject in order to empuaaixs lor you this great
duty. The groat want of our day ta more principle, a
better grasp on all the immutable laws, In which alone
It is ordaiued Ilio is to tind order, excellence and
peace. 1 do not suppose that you will nave a severer
ordoal than others, or be more likely to coino short
or lull. But the ordoal is severe enough for every
young mtu who passes through the gateway into ac
tive HI e. It Is a time lor you to adjust your chart aud
conip??s fur tho future, to gird up the loins ol your
Christian mo and pm on the whole armor ol God. I
have leu tliut could you oach i#e led to mnko your lite
a llle ol tlxed laltb in principle and firm lldelity
lo tbe doctrine oi Christ, no matter then
what comes or how tried you would be
louud always true, successful and happy, going
90 to the "perfection" God has act lor you. Tbo
Cburcb, toe world, your couutry, soeioty, everybody
will 100k, us they have a right, lor superior virtue,
wisdom, character and litu from you?for ireaicr
strength ol priuciplo ai d coiisisteuov ol oonduct then
Iroin others oi les* education and kiiosUodge. God it
meaning io make you standard bearorf lor tbe cau.e
>i truth on the eariu. It is i>y your Uoiug, nut ouly
well, but the best made possible Oy vour advantages
tbuiyour part in lifo is to bo rightly accomplished.'
Go lorih lo ibe noble ll.'e to whieii it lias oeeu sought
by Ibo priuclplos ol Christ to mould you. You bear
witn you the affectionate interest of your instructor*
Who leal hound to you by (lie lira ol years ol piraaao'l
issociauori. Tliough your connection witn tne Inst!
tulion as students is about to be Unsolved. 1 trust
thai your allecuoiiai* utiacniueul to it na alumni will
never cease, bui atrongthen with the-dapto ol years.
11 the link that binus us logetber Is a klndredslnp or
Soul in b aity to the principles of Christ, Die lia will
bo an ever living, noly bond, and your luture pros
psrlty our common Joy.
TltlNiTY COLLEGE.
BISHOP WILLIAMS' BACCALAUllEATE BEBMON
IN THE OLD CHAPEL.
Hartford, Coon., June 33, 1878.
Tbe Intt baccalaureate seriuou aver to be delivered
In Trinity'# venerable chapel wu preached tbia
evening by Bishop Williams, In tbn prosouco oi a
large aaeemblage, Including many oi tbe alumni who
Have already aeaembled bore to wltncaa tbe laat com
mencement week exerclaea In tbe time-honored college
buUdinge before tbelr abandonment and tbe removal
?( tbo institution to tbe new etructure.
The text was 1. Corlntbiana, tv., 2?"Moreover It
la required In alewarda tbat a man be lound faithful."
Tbe purpoae oi tbe sormon waa to aet over against
tbe prevalent idea ol tbe day, tbat Ilia le n poeaeaalon,
a man'a very own, "bold," aa tbo lawyer* a ay, "in
fee simple," tbe great truth tbat Hie la a atewardebtp
Intrusted to a man byUod; and atlll further, tbat
wbereae tbe world'* etaudard, by which It measure*
and estimates a life, la necessarily tbe taken standard,
Hod's standard la lalthlulnesa. The addreaa te ibe
graduating class was as follows:?
Mr Dear Yousu Brkihrba?1 bad thought, in
p:*ach:ng the last sermon ihat will oa preached in
tbiaplacu, asjcciato I I or eouie oi us wltb the memo
ries ol a lllttimo, thai I s.'ionld uiak* ibex memo
ries my theme. It ?? forty-five yeare since 1 entered
these wsiie as an undergraduate, bnt tbe service
cornea hack to mr reeoLectitn tresn and clear te
nlgbt, and as it couies I uot ooly recall the pisoe ii
aril as it tbon was, but I repeopi* it wlthdbosa amoog
whom I stood as a stranger, little dresming ef all tbe
ties which in aluro years were to biod me to our
college. Wliou 1 tell yuu that ef ihe officer* ol :e
Itruction woo occupied lb* dais which stood where
that altar stand* two ooly are among the living, and
when 1 t*n yo? that ol the less than ib*
three score student* who were here that day
nearly hail ar* starred on tbe college roll, yuu will
not wonder, I nn sure, that 1 have shrunk From Hit
purposed tbetna. 1 do not mean that only sad memo
ries and eetoctatlons would have cotne to mind, far
Irani it. Ai d yet what a myeterioua ordering it I* ol
human life end il lUm WWlrl nor*, ttia. they uiver
Meeeut a line ol Joy but a line ol sadness runs beside
It; thst never a rainbow glitters hat a dare back
ground ol aloud leoma up behind It. And then, be
tides, time wceld tail me, and rour penance with
H, had 1 tried to speag or even a pail o!
what earns thronging iu my merndry. Bo,
abandoning that purpose, my thoughts turned Beat
to the piacu wnieli thu chapel has occupied m our
collegia!# tile, and trie uecbnnging lessons it bee been
patiently teaching lor more lhau hall a century. That
place w:il not be annihilated, aor Will tlioao latsona
cease, because these honored walls are ao aooa to be
removed, because the placea ttiet bave Known tbem
shall Know them no more lorover. The old creeds
ihat we nave littered hero, the familiar prayers nod
psalms ami chants that hnvo llvad before ui through
ages of glorious llle and will live on torewr, the old
let sons ol truth and duly, shall all ba transferred lo a
statelier borne, where i trust tbay may bo even mora
to coming generations than luey hava oeau to ua.
Among ma lessons thai have been taught you, and
which the very oollege course balpa, il it be rightly
used, to make liviag and to enforce, I do not know
on? that you might better bear away aa the last oue
aver to be spok- n here than the ona r.ontainud in ilia
two grand iruitia to which your thoughts hove been
tailed. Lite is a stewardship; laitnlulnese is iho
standard ol Its ineastirtiiieiil. Those truths underlie
the very legecd of our college. Pro patrut tl tedttm.
bo man can serve either, can work tor either, except
under the aaeamptlon of euieuiu truths,
gad his f*lthiulii*?? In discharging tbem
pi ust bo the linal teat by which lie
lien da or Ulia. Ihat laltbloineie wtU in
voive iuuuj aeit-aemais, mucn seiisacrlflce, many
subject lous ot laaies aud itcliuulious and wishes aou
purpurea to tbe severe deiu iuds ot doty. Bui lei it
be remembered thai evory such subjection, be II
bovever small, tells powerlully on liumau character,
makes me mm who does it manlier tbsu be was be
fore, lilts bim U|> to tbe very loftiest freedom?uay,
bolt said with reverooce, moulds h.m more entirely
on the pattern of Htm whose utter eelf-abueKailou and
subjoction not even imagination can conceive. Tako
these truths, then, witu you as tbe parting charge
of yonr academic mother; tako thara with
our blessing and our prayers, and be ussursd
tbst wbatsver the future may have in store lor you,
whotber your lllo's pathway Is to lead iyou ovar tbe
dusty aud heated highways of the world, with their
noire and tumult, their wearying burdont and dis
tracting labor-, or to conduct you through tbe grceu
pastures and beside the quiet waters which God allots
to soma?mors favored lhau they kuow?still, II you
tako tboso truths into yourselves and work thara out
tu your livas, tnoae lives win bo such as will be worth
tUe living, the world will be better lor them, all good
luieresis will be promoted by tbom, aud instead of
baing dragged dowu to tbo level of ah age that
is markad by sordid selfishness and potty aims,
you will rise above it and do eometblng?bow much
the end will snow?toward lifting it up with you.
More than this?what good things you give out ot aud
Iroui yourselves will come hack to yuu with raaolfold
Increase. They will strengthen your manhood, tbey
will deepen your characters and rrowc your lives
with goldeo aud glorious harvests. May u be yours,
deur brethren, to eay, "Now, let the poor, short-see
ing mob ol men laugh on, and have the actio lor their
cheer: but we will live our lives for future days, con
tent to know that, though despised aud mocked, we,
in commuuion with the noble dead and with applause
from uuaeeti ministers?aye, with tho strengthening
smile ol God himself?do bold In Uis high service our
? till wsv, having with us all our Journey through and
In llis borne at last oar high reward. ?'
These farewell words to you mluglo with our fare
well to this sacred plsoe aud to our colloglaio home.
You must always he associated with our last memories
of both, and, I pray 7011, hold not that privilege aad
honor lightly. Wo are all gotug from tho clierisbsd
home ot our early manhood, some of us from the
more cherished home of our later years As wo go
aud wherever ws go let it do with the prayer of tho
great King of Israel, "The Lord our God bo with us
as he was with our fathers; let him not leave us nor
forsake us; that he may Incline our hearts unto blra,
to walk in all bts ways, and to keep bin command
ments and his statutes and his Judgments."
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE
BACCALAUREATE SERMON BY PRESIDENT BABT
LF.TT.
Hakovks, N. H., Juno 23, 1878.
President Barilelt Uellvcrod the bnccaiaureatn ser
mon before tho graduating class of Dartmouth Col
lege to-day. Ins text was from John, Till., xlvt. and
xxlv.?"And If I say the truth why do vo not believe?
lor if ve beliovo not that 1 am He ye shall die in yoor
sins."
Tbe theme or the discourse wag tbo responsibility
ol men lor their views on religion, a responsibility,
of course, that vai leg with the opportunity, and its
deepest stress is iald on fundamental truth. V*ital
consequences binge on vital points, but fullness of
blessiug also on fullness ol acceptance.
BATES COLLEGE.
MEMOBIAIi SERVICE!! IN HON OH OF THE
POUNDER.
Lrwiston, Me., June 23,1878.
Iu connection with tho buocalaureate exercisos at
Bates College this afternoon memorial services ware
held In the City Hall, in houor ol tbe late Ben
jamin Edward Bates, founder ot tbe col
lego. Tbe exercises consisted of Invocation,
reading ot tho Scriptures, tbe nymn "My Faith Loo-s
Up to Thee," sung by the congrogatfon; praypr, a me
morial ode, amemoritl discourse by President Cbeney,
singing of a class odo by tbe class, closing prayer, tbe
doxology and benediction.
UNION COLLEGE.
MEMORIAL BACCALAUREATE SERMON?PROCEED
INGS PECULIAR TO COMMENCEMENT.
SCHKXKCTADT, N. Y., June 23, 1878.
The president's memorial bseoalaureate sermon
was largely attended. The Rev. Messrs. Darling,
Grlffes and Alexander took part In tbe proceed
ings. On Monday the curators meet to pro
vide for couttnuing tbe care of the Jackson
Garden and the work on Memorial Hall In view
of tbe roeunl donations for the latter tbe
Flnauce Committee will also meet for the acknowl
edgment and disposition of lbs MoClellaud aud James
Browu bequests nud to consider the closing ot the
million dollar trust estate, which has proved less
profitable to tue Noil fuud aud college than was ex
pected. Tbe president's report this year will be of
uuuaual importance to all the alumni
NEW YOliK COLLEGE.
BEV. r?B. HEPWORTH's ADDRESS TO THE
GRADUATES.
The Rot. Mr. Hepwortb last evening preached the
baccalaureate sermon before the New York College. Id
bts church, on the comer of Madison aveuue and
Forty-Uftb street. Tho church was well filled soon
after tho appointed hour (hair-pastseven P. M.), and
after nearly half an hour's unexplained delay the ser
ylco bogau. The graduating class of the eollege was
nearly all present, but not In a body.
Mr. Hepwortb took for his toxt Roman?, xlll., 12?
"And let us put on the armor of life." He said:?
Gentlemen of tho graduating class of tho College or
tho City of Now York, 1 need not say that you hare
arrived at a crltlcul period of your career. We are
gathered around eno of your milestones, and 1 bope
you will not forget that It Is garlanded with our
prayers. You are like those who have gathered
in some march and are about to start over the
desert or plain. Buoyant youth laying aside Its
booka and tlroams and getting re idy to cope with the
realities ol lite baa the best wishes of all thonuhtlul
men and tne prayers ol all Christiaus. I am to speak
u lew ? ords oi udvtcu to you out of my expenenoe und
observation. I am not tu tbconzo hat to tell you what
I have learned. You must havo tbo courage to
lacc I acta Much hard work lies before you,
and you have reason to be tbuaklul lor
it. "Success in most iblnye," Montesquieu says,
"depends on knowiu , bow loug It takes to succeed."
The temperate zone, not the tropic, is the proauciug
zoos ol tbo higucst type ol men. Hardly one of the
foremost men ol the world docs uot depend on patient
toil lor success. Rut it you have a firm purpose uud
a biab aim, success is almost surely within your
reach. 1 once saw, aids by side, two pictures by Ra
phael, cue his Oral and wry crude, the other one ol
his latest and almost divine. Wdst a Uiflercncc! Tohlm
nothing w as a inflc. Napoleou said, "There shall bo
no Alps," mid lo htm them wero none. There will be
Alps In your way, nut a steady purpose sod ealm do
termination will overcome tnein.
CHAHACTF.U ABU INTKORITT.
In the aeconu place n sturdy clisr.tr icier nod integ
rity always win iu the long run. If you waut tu o o
something great begin by buiug groat. Honesty
eveu iu this usugmy world u almost omnipotent.
Thoroare many bausuH in this ouy nisi were ouui on
eleaoer loundauon. Alter Hie panic came more were
many*vacant Iota Not all the army ol Closer etn up
hold a wrong or put down the right Believe this,
set upon it, sua your heart will oe made g'ud. 1 be
louudslion ol all gr?nd qualities is the Chris
tian religion. A calm, fixed belief leads to the
loltiset motives Those attributes Which maka
you respeot yoarssli, end iho world to reaped
you, come iroin Christianity. Iu order lo suc
ceed in the highest seu.u one must betters In the
rules ol CbrixtiBuiiy. Outside ol the Bible there is
nothing but gnr.-Hwork. I ako this wilb you aud
make it your code mecun und your reward Is sure. I
know there are pbilosupiiers who hold Christianity as
a delusion. They would give us Athenian standards
and an Athenian outlook. No, thev are not gen
erous enough lor that. They might olase tome
ol us as stoics, some as eplcnroans, but
they would uot leave the rest ol us the
old Athenian altar but would break In pieces the altar
lo tne unkiioe o Uud. We must neither lollow 1'lato
nor gocraice. We are told by these men that the
Scriptures have been made mill and void by seienoe.
It would not be unprofitable to apply lo tnein their
own rule ol allowing none but experts to give 'a
cathedra opinions. Science has its hands full. Kven
the uebuiar hypothesis is only a hypothesis. While
scientists diller among themselves It is q nte unnec
essary lor science to make any excursion* into the
ology and tell us what we must and wnai we mast not
believe.
tns rHihosornBit's stows.
One rule la valuable Aoytulug tnat works weft Is
Ifkeiy to be true aud ess be irastud. Apply that to
the Hie ei your l.erd sad accept the result. The true
pblloaupbcr'e etouu is to us n.uuu in Christ and in no
one else. If we study Ilia life and story, then wn
shall u* ready to say," "Truly this was the Son ol
Oud." Gentlemen, thai religion which served your
lathers will net I ail you. It made the martyrs o> the
early centuries. It tuado the stout heart* of the
Reformation. It is our inheritance to-day. Ills the
power ol our puUllc opiulou. It stands with eighteen
centuries behind iu U Is foiiy to shut our eyes sua
say there is no sun. Take mis religion as your guide
end IU head as yuur pur-uual menu. Standing on
the threshold oi Ills, if you would take a clear view
ol lu roaltlles you inu.t do it tnrougn
the inodium ol lb* Chnsnan religion. You can
find belpluiiieea and hopefulness only lu It, and nl
last, when tho sun sets and your work Is done, It will
tea oh you how to lift your eyes I* that home which is
eternal in the heavens.
So, in lb* baiii* ol *11 you friends, 1 pray Uod'a
blessing on you. I pray ibat yuur hie may be pleasant,
but especially that ws may nil meet si lbs judgment
bar si tne last, each ens with lbs record ol n faithful,
manly HfCi
A NEW HOSPITAL.
The leading physielani and residents of Harlem
have organiied a society aud created a fund to be ex
pendeu in lb* erection ol eu asylum for siok aud dis
abled pereous. No definite plan el action has aa yet
been determined upon, bat tne institution will be
known as Mount Morn* Hospital, lbs following
managers have been electedIrs B. Bead, James H.
Mieriusu, Cyrus O. Iluhbcll, Malcolm Mcl.s.in,
Robert A. Adams, James Manchester, Patrick Kerri -
gan, Charles J. .Smith, Frank M. Harris, I humai II.
Cuudon, Joseph (). Karrmgion, Baiuusi Harriott,
Michael Hale, William 1. Kyerson, A L. Sheldon,
John A. Kagleaeu, James Kelly, William U'Meagher,
David Warwick, William Lockwood, Charles Wold,
M. T, Fierce, J. & Campbell and Ol P. Webster.
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.
[Notd.?Letters intended lor this column must be
accompanied by tbe writer's full name and address to
lusure attention. Complainants wbo are unwilling to
coupijr with ibis rule simply waste tune In writing.
Write only on one side of tbe paper.? En. Herald.]
A STHANGJ?lt'fc> INQUIRY.
To the Editor of ran Hkrald:?
Are the seats lu tbe city pares exclusively lor male
and female tramps ? STRANGER.
HUNTER'S POINT STENCHES.
To thr Editor of thr Herald:?
Lust Wednesday evening tbe stenches from Hunt
er's Point were terrible. It was Impossible to keep
our windows open. Is there no way to stop tbls tear
ful nuisance? M. 0.
THE TAX ON WAGONS.
To THR Editor or tor Herald:?
Tbe complalut ol "Justice,'' In regard to imposing
a tax on private wagons, carriages excepted, should
cot be overlooked. It te an outrage on tbe Now York
merchants. E. O.
WIIAT IS HE DOING?
To thr Editor or thk Herald:?
What dors Mr. Hurd. the receiver of the Third Ave
nue Savings Bank, intend to do? It is two years
stnee wo received the Orel divideud of ti floeu per eont.
Siuce then there buvi* been several JuUgmoute re
corded against different trustees ot ibo bauk.
POOR DEPOSITOR.
DANGEROUS TO HEALTH.
To thr Editor op thk Hkrald:?
I wish to call attention to a nuisance, known as n
fat house, on Viral avenue, between Korty-lliird and
Forty-fourth streets. It must unquestionably be very
detrimental to tbe bealtb ol persons residing in tbo
vicinity. Children are sickening and dying all around
it. AMKRlCUd.
OFFENSIVE I.OU NO I'-RS.
To tor Editor or tub Herald:?
From Hie day the Metropolitan Elevated Railway
began to work traiua until now tbo stairways acd
landings of tbe Hector street station have been ob
structed by crowds or loalers of various degrees ol Im
pudence. I hid hoped that the company would sup
press this nulssues without public coiuplainL X.
WORSE THAN Till: SURFACE ROADS.
To the Editor or tiik Hkrald:?
The inorniug and eroutng trains of the elevated
railroads are crowded to suoh on extent tbal It Is im
possible for inauy 10 obtain seats. Why do not the
directors of the elevated railroad purchase tbe famous
"baugiug straps" iroui tbe surface roads and place
them In their ears lor tbe accommodation ol uuior
tunates wbo canuot obtain seats? UNFORTUNATE.
STEAMBOAT OANGPLANKS.
To thr Editor or tor Hkrald:?
Why ure steamboat owners not compelled to pro
vide gangplanks with proper guards on their boats,
so as to prevent passengers iroru falling into Hie
water? Should ua accident of this kind occur a coro
ner's Jury would, no doubt, strongly recommend so
DeoesB.ry a precaution; but why can it u?i no done
belore such an occasion arises, ana thereby save life?
EXCURSIONIST.
SUNDAY RAPID TRANSIT TRAINS.
To tor Editor of the Hkrald:?
Those wbo advocate tbe running of oars Sunday on
the Metropolitan Elevuied road, evidently do not re
side wltnln hearing distance ol the Una. 1 would
suggest that they lake up lodgings for e week sotna
wuero on the route, and 1 venture to say ibat their
enthusiasm ou tbe Sunday train question would abate
considerably, if not die completely. SUFFERER.
THE HARLKM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
To thb Editor of thr Hrrald:?
Please inform tbe many commuters ol the ebova
lino why tbey do not land at Eleventh stroet between
6:10F. M. and 7:16 P. M. ? There are maoy like
myeolf wbo have to work till six 1*. M., and cannot
gel to tbe dock In time to catch tho 6:10 P. M. bout,
end bave to wait on tbe door or ride in ibe horse cure.
COMMUTER.
RAILROAD BLOCKADE.
To thr Editor or the Hkrald:?
At about lour o'clook almost every afternoon,
when hundreds of people ere hurriedly making their
way to tbe lorries and oars, the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company manage to bave a
train of IrelgUt cars standing ou tbe corner of Cauul
aad Hudson stroets and exteudlug uowu below Des
brosses street, so us to completely block up the way,
and oblige mauy to lose su hour or two in couscquence
of missing tbe train tbey expected to roach.
BLOCKADED.
THE CAPTAIN'S FAVORITE.
To tor Editor or thb Herald-?
1 keep e liquor saloon on a southwest corner, while
my nelgubor keeps one on tbe southeast corner ol ibe
seme tboroughUre. I pay every license and moot
every demand the law requires to do my business,
while my neighbor neglects, relusee or cannot com
ply with ibe luw, but couliuues business notwith
standing. 1 kesp an orderly bouse and olosa at sea
sonable hours, wblie my neighbor keeps a disorderly
place and is never closed. 1 bavo not the favor ol lbs
police captain, which ray neighbor tins, wulcn gives
bun immunity trom arrest. Wny should 1 bave a
competitor to contend against when 1 have complied
with tlie law, and why should this neighbor be toler
ated in di-flance of the law I obey ? C. U.
BKKKDINO A PKHTIL1.NCK.
I To th* Editor or rut Hrkalo.?
North llooro street, between Virick and Hudson,
| baa somo rtinnanta ol iba ola Nicolsou pavement.
Id iwo or (lireu places, notably two, near Hudson
street, tbla pavement baa rotted and lor mod holes
i lor lbs accumulation of water, garbage aud otbor
i refuso, which in this hot weithcr emit sickening
1 odors certainly dalrlmrntal to the health ol tbo netgb
| borhood. In (act cases ol diphtheria, sore throat and
' k'.udred aflccltons prevailed lu the immediate vicinity
ol tnesu peal boles last summer and winter. The
lloahb Board bavo repeatedly buou appealed to, but,
as usual, without avail, and It uow becomea necessary
1 to roa-e the public inuiguvtoii at the sliauieiul ueg
leet which they manliest. ll you can ao arouse the
uulboritlcH as to compel them to do their duty and
thus materisilv dimmish the death rate in ibis nntur
ally healthy Filth ward you will confer n tayor on tus
residents. RKslDtNT.
EAST BROADWt* CAUS.
To tub Editor or thk Hshai.d;?
J'erinlt mo io call atteutiou to a great abueo. The
company Wbioli runs horse oars on East Broadway
aud otnsr atreets ou the sast *ido have a monopoly of
all travol saat ol Sooond avenue alter twenty nine
minutes post twelve A. M Is the Seventh, Tenth,
Eleventh and Eighteenth wards, yst si that hour they
tuke of! tbelr cars, and residents ol those wards to
the number ol over three hundred, whose hud or**
keops then down town in lbs printing offices, news
dealers, restaurants, I'osl Ofllca and other places aro
compelled to walk home. At the request ol soma
ol them Alueruisn Rbeils neirly two months
ego introduced so ordinance to compel tint company
to run oars all nighL ll was relerred to Alderman
Waehner'a Committee on Law, In wliicu ll "sleeps.'1
Mr. Wbilte, president of tbo eorapany. in a note to
lue staled thai his oompany imouded to put ou ears
betwten ii and 6 A. M. so soon as tho new depot
was built. II llto east alder* must wall the pleas
ure ol Mr. White and Alderm >n Waehoer's commtitee
1 lesr we c*n never get home by norse oars. Under
these circumstances won't the Hnkalii advocate tne
location ol an elevated railroad aioiiy. ilie east tide f
Wscan than l?o ludopendent ol Mr. WiIIihh White,
the Ahlerinanld Committee on i.uw ami Mr. Whits's
groen bobtail cars I bars it no excuse lor tine no. -
lect to accommodate east alders. I'll* same ears Used
during the day oan be employed at night. Wly
should we wait the building ol ihc dpot?
A KVKN I II WARDER.
GRAVJtSEND* POIBON1NU CASE.
Knrly yesterday alternoon a Hsrald reportor called at
tbo laboratory ol Proiessor Asabal K. Eaton, of No. 05
Henry street, Brooklyn, where ha louud the cbemist
busily engaged working In bie shirt sleeves among a
ssrlsa ol boulas and chsralosls, seekiug lor tho sscrats
supposed te lie In the contents ol tne siomaah ol tbo
victim and la lbs lager bser handed bun lor analysis
by Coroner rilram* ou Friday l ist. I bo i'rolsssor
said in answsr to sevsrsl question* put to him by the
reportor that he could not furnish any Information as
Io lbs progress bo bad made, lie wished to work
without prejudice? without expecting to Una any par
ticular poison, or poison si all. He would look lor oue
thing, and ll ha tailed io And ll bo should thou try
for another. As it la, hs said, he did not be
lieve mat be would ho roady to report the re
sult ol bis Investigation until the day slur to-morrow.
On tlie odvice ol Dr. Shepherd he had concluded to
make no communication* whatsoever upon the sub
Ject to the prose. Uo would repmt In person to the
Coroner wneu he had terminated his labor*. Ho
added that it was probable tbat be would be bu-y on
the case lor Iwo or throe days.
1 he coroner has istuaa a large number ol aubpcnaie
for the attendance of witness#*, and Will hold the In
quest tw-aorrow sfterooes, id thuTowa Hall, Uravss
?MU
Review of the Week?Active and Fe
verish Speculation in Stocks.
THE GOLD AND MONEY MARKETS.
The Course of Investment Securities?Govern
ment, Slate and Railroad Stoeks.
Wall Strkkt, 1
Sunday, June 23. 1X78 J
The epeculatlvo tide set ebb at tbe begiuuing of tbo
pest weok, aud prices, as a geuerat rule, drifted
toward lower figures. How long it will bo beloro tboy
reach low water mark lea matter ol conjecture, mid
the stock jobbing Jury which holds dally sesslous
over the matter havo so tar tailed to agree upon a sat
isfactory verdict. Lake Shore appears to bo the
knotty point which bullies a decision. Us prominence
In me presnut speculation lending a bias to the mar
ket to which all other active stocks give way. It has
beon most potent in leading ihe market on the down
ward course, nod It will undoubtedly bo equally in
fluential in leading it upor the upward one, when cir
cumstances and the flat of tbe great operators demand
It, or, as Is hoped lor in sotnu quarters, the knot which
ties Lake Shore to the rest ol the market may be cut
In a su miliary and Gorduu lash ion aud the Inrorite bo
letl to flout ofl tree from the rust ol tho list ou a spec
ulative sea ol Its owu. It la to bo coofcs.ed tbnt a
wish of this kind seuine to be iainer to too thought,
aud tbal lie impracticability Is as groat u proved to
be the Intended severance ol tne Siumeso twins when
they were loucd to possess a curious but tusoparable
community ol liver, During the past week Lake
Slioro controlled speculation, absort>?u It and lelt oniy
ihe tag ends to the rest ol the list. Dealings were
upon su extensive scale, eo<1 both longs and sburta
were bountiful contributors. Tbe bears, tiowsver,
had the best ol it, being furnished wilb the
strongest argument* uud exhibiting a capacity
lor attack wblcb bud grown lormtdable through long
rcposo. Cheap lake transportation, the rivulry ol
competing roads and tho falling oiT ol gratu freights,
It is asserted, nuvo brought nowu earnings to a point
which barely moots expenses, and has evou Jeopar
dised tho expected dividend, which may bo anything
between two per cent and nothing. This latter cir
cumstance, wbich la being mado an important ele
ment In the dally epeculation. Is expected to be settled
on tbe 28lb Inst., uatil which luue it will remain a
? ?good enough Morgan" lor dally trading. The down
ward tendency of (be market was somewhat relieved
by the abnormal Urmneae ol Western Uuion aud
Kock Island. Tbe lelegrapn prop'erty is re
ported to be largely increasing Us net earn
ings, more from a reduction of expenses
that, from an IccrenBe ol custom, and In this U Is
likely to bo farther beneflted by the dismissal in Its
favor or the Benedict suit, which sought to disrupt the
compact with the Atlantic and i'acitlc company, the
exlstenco ol which lies mainly helped to the favorable
condition ol tbe Western Union buemess. liock Is
land baa been strongly held, and advanced from the
lowest prices of lue week under tbe pressure of rogue
aud uucerlulu promises ol dividends, scrip, stock or
casn (or possibly ol promises only), and tbe official
announcement that the 40,200 shares ol the ootn
puny'a reserved stock had been caucelled. As a lot 1
to tbe abovo lusty apecululives wo are treated
to the two rickety fluuetos ol the week,
in tbe shape ol Paciflo Mail and Wabash,
both of which sloughed off two lo lour points ol their
supposititious values. Imperative Ceraauds lor cash,
urged by tbe Panama Company in tbo Urst case and
litigation and decreased enrnings in tbe second, were 1
tbo occasion lor tbe decline. Leas attention waa paid
to tbe grangers, ihough at times thsy were presaod
lor sale on tbe statements ol diminished grain receipts
at the lake ports. Central and lluduou continued
strong and advanced whenever tne bears attempted
to cover?a lact which Is strongly suggestive lo them
ol Jordan and the road leading thereto. On Friday
putative telegrams from Berlin presaged a breaking
up of tne Congress; "grim vliagtd war'' scowled
afresh, and there was every appearance that lbs po
litical altuatlon would have to be cleared, as sugar Is
In the process of rvflulng?by blood. In consequence
a abarp rally coeued upon the stock market.
On Saturday tho news oame all the other
way, and pros pacts of peace became better than ever
The eOeut upon the market, however, was reaetionary
only so far as to produc* an irregular aud leverlsh
market, whieb continued during the day and In tbia
way finished up the business ol tbe woelc.
OFKSISO ASD CI.OSIMI TRICKS.
The opening prices ou Monday last were:?New
York Central, 108Ji; Erie, It)',; Lake is bore, 61;
W alias!:, 13; Northwestern, 6'.'; do. preferred, 76;
Rock Island, 118Milwaukee and St. Paul, 61; do.
preferred, 7H'i ; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
Vtiki Now Jersey Central, 31; Delaware and Hudson
Canal,-'>6't i Morris and Essex, 83)4; Michigan Ceu
iral, 68J4 ; Illinois Central, 86?? ; Union Pacitic, 0VJ4 ;
Chicago, Burlington and Quiucy. lOoJf ; Onto and Mis
sissippi, 87i; Westsrn Union, 85,; Paciflc Mall, 18*?.
And the ciosmg prioes yesterday were as lollows:?
M. Atkfl Ull.
At A Pac Tel.... IWK M A St J pref... Jrtjg n
CnlcANW 4< > '? ?<!>. Ill Central. HI (WW
Clilc A N W pref T<\ 71 Lake .-more ?>'<>*
Chic R I A Pae.Il7*fc 1I7K Michigan Cent.. ?7 H7'4 ,
Chic' M AO liai'a l'*?H Morris A hstoz. R-JIk Hll
0 ?'| I I .... dti a i7's Mil A-I Past... ?'.?*, 4l?V i
t iev'e M Pitts .. 78 Mi MU A *4 Past pi 78* 7*h,
Clue A Alton 7?t 70), N V Central.....lueV lf.i ?
Chic .t Alloa pM'tt 1"3 N J Central 31
Canton 17', i!'? Ohio A Mlaa..... 7'Z H
llii CAW .VT't ft7?k Par ihe Mall... r.a
1 lei A llnd Can .. 34'? Panama ...... I?A IW
A..aiea ha Ib-IS K*1 Pitts A ?? W... b.l b4
Aineri an Ks... 4* 4** (Julcsatlver. 13^ I.Yt,
I n Kapraaa . 47,'. 4:? ijuieaallrer praf .v.'jj 34
Wella-Kargo Kx. PI-2 M , 'A \f. M 13',
,. ,\m U,V Ihjj, L nlon PaclBc... 114 lllja
llariem!' .!....I3.< ISU^ Wea? Caton TeL HO# H7
ll-it A -i Jm - 111- I Ik
nillDMT AJTO Ll?W?iT.
Tho following shows the highest nod lowed price*
i ol slocks daring the week:?
H'l/hri C, IjOW-tL
I New York Control...., 108% 107
line 16 % 1&X
l.ukij Snore 01J J 68 ,
Wabnli 10;, 12%
Chicago and Northwest 4s?, 44%
Chicago und Noriuwneipreleireu.... 72% 02%
Chicago, Rock Island and Fuciiio.... 112% 117%
Milwaukee end Si. I'iui 51%' 48%
Milwaukee *nd si. I'.ml preiorred... 78% 77%
Clerei nii and I'llUour* BOW 78
lid, iMtiMiiiuo Verirn 68', 60%
New Jersey Central 31 , 80%
Delia.re end iludsuu Canal.... 6.1 %
Morris ana Keees 5:;% Hi
M iciur n Control 08 00%
liuooie Centra! 85% *3
Union I'aOtnc til11, o4
C , C., C. and 1 27 % 2ft1,
t tiicigo, iiurllngton and Quluc/.... luti% lira
Chicago and Alton 78% 70%
C., C and 1. C 4% 3 %
Hannibal aud St, Joseph 12% 11%
Hannibal and 8t. Joseph preferred.. 27% 27
(lUionnd Mississippi 8% 7\
Western Ualon Telegraph 87% 84%
I'aciQc Mail 18% 14 %
yulcnailver preferred :i:,% 33
Adams Kxpreie 102% Ifiy
run mohst nannwr.
The money market wan rory quiet end easy and
call loann were made all the week at 2 a > per cent.
There wee a good demand lor prime cornmhsion paper
at 3% a 4 per cent. The bank statement thaws n
gain In eurplui reserve 01 $1,028,775. I he total rc>
serve la $828,600 higher, the UiOerencn between a gain
ol nearly $3,000,000 In legal tender notes and a loaa
0( about |2 000,000 In npeete. The deposit liabilities
were reduced $401,100. The reduction wnnld lisve
been larger except lor the receipt* ol national bank
noten, they being counted only In the deposits item.
The following la n eomptrlson of tbe averages lor
the leet two weeks:?
June 15. Jutis 22 lnjjerrnrrn.
lAjans *21(4 408,109 $$#4,713,700 luo. $74.1700
Specie 17,106,200 16,082.700 Hen. 1,08*,500
1.1-gal leudare, 40 502,800 52,480.000 Inc. 2,004 oun
llopuslta 206,78.1,200 805,584,100 Dec. dm, 100
Circulation... 10.884,800 18,808,800 Dec. 75,000
The lollowing shows tbe relatious between the total
reserve and the total liabilities:-?
June 1ft. June 22. Dtjffrmicn,
Specie $17,105,200 $l..,oeo,700 Dee. ?2.036,600
Legal tenders 42,502.800 52,4i8,000 loc. 2,8'>4,000
Totslrea've $88,608,100 $87,6.18,800 Ino. $828,500
Kea've i?q'eu
sg'tdep'eita 51,444,500 61,344,025
6.xceee of re
i-arv* shot*
legal req'nu $15,141,800 $14,100,674 In*. $1,028,775
foreign exchange Jut boon V?ri quisi and ntnn.
with very lull* doing. Tba following were too ww
quotations
Sixty Daft. Three Daft.
Frlnie bankers' sterling
bill* on I.ood?n 4.84)4 a 4.86)4 4.86)4 a 4.87 )4
Good bankers' and
prime commercial... 4.84', a 4.84)4 4.84 a 4.86*4
Good commercial 4.83 a 4.64 4.86 u 4*6)4
I'ocuiiitniary iounuer'1 4.82)4 a 8.83)4 4 84)4 a 4.86
i'aris (Irauci) 6.18>, a 6.16,\ 6.1oy a 6. loV^
Antwerp ilraiica) 6.18',' 6 6.16)4 6.1#), a 6. 13
8*irt iiruuca) *18)4 ? 6.16?,' 6. 18 ', a 6. loi,
Amsterdam (guilders). 40 a 4i>',' -lO'^a
Hamburg (reicbuiarks) 1'5 a ?/>?* 96)4 a 96);
Fruuklorl (leichiuurki) 06 a 06 >4 96)4 a 96 >4
Bremen (retciimurksj. 06 a 95), l'5),a 0614
Berlin (reicliuiarwh,... 06 a US), 05,', a 06 '4
TilU UULO MAKKRT.
Tlio speculation tn gold win very dull, and tbe prico
decliuod slightly during the weals. Tho lollowlng
tabid allows tbe fluctuations lor ibu week:?
OjuHimj. lAJtrrjt. thpUrst. Closing.
Monday loo'f 100'4 loo'4 100?4
l'uusdav 100'4 KM}*,' luO'4 100)4
Wednesday 100)4 100*4 1004,
Thursday 100 >4 100', i00'4 loo?s
Friday 100). loo?4 100)4 100',
Saturday 100*. 100), 10O ?, 100',
coins IM Bl'LUON.
The lollowfrtc uro quotations in gold (or vsrlous
coins and bullion t?
Sovereigns $4 87 a g4 00
Kspoiuoiis..., ?! a 4 00
XX remt. marks 4 76 u 4 81
X guilders 3 90 u 4 10
Spauisb doubloous 16 70 a 10 00
llexituu doubloons. 16 60 a 16 70
Fiue silver oar* 1 16)4 u 1 10
Flue gold bars par s)4pretn
Uiuios uud ball dtinos.... lis;, a 98)4
Snvor quarters and halves 08)4 a 08',
Fivo 1 l ines li.'l a 94), .
Menrau dollars. 9'3), a 06
Kuglisn silver 4 76 a 4 86
i'russian stiver tualers 08 a 70
Irudo dollars 08>4 a 98)4 j
Mew silver dollars.... 90)4 a par. I
UOVKRNMKNT BONUS.
There bus becu a good deut.ud lor government
bonds, sod prices are vroll supported, During tbe
week tue Secretary ot ibu Treasury Issuad tbe sixti
eth onli tor tbe Qve-iwouiius 01 $6,OUO,oOC. Tbe clos
United Stales currency sixes
Liuittd Slitos sixes, 1881. rsgtstorod.
United States sixer, 1881, coupon....
United elates s.xes, 1600, new, reg..
Hid.
Ashed.
120)4
121
106 J?
100)4
109)1'
109)4
101',
102
104?
106
10614
105)4
108
108)4
107;4
108
110)2
111
108
108'4
108
106)4
ioo>4
100)4
loo,'i
100'4
106 )4
103 >4
103)4
103),
100',
loo).
101)4
101)4
108
108)4
Hid.
Asked.
120)4
1-0 X
loo
loot;
109
109)4
101)4
lot'4
104)4
104'4
ioi;4
105
107*4
108
106',
107)4
110
110)4
107)4
107F,
107 )4
107 X
106'4
100
106 Jg
10.1)4
10314
103
103)4
103)4
loo >4
loo?4
ion;
loo'4
107)4
108 '4
United States sixes, 1SC4, registered
United slates sixes, lSod, coupou...
Uultsd Stales luu-ibi-uoa, registered.
Untied States ten-loi t.es, coupon...
United Slates lives. 1881, registered.
United Stales bves, 1881, coupon...
United States 4.','s, 1801, registered
United stales 4 ','s, 1801, coupou ..
?Anil 00 tbe previous Saturday:?
United States currenoy sixes
Uuited States sixes, 1881, registered.
United States sixes, 1881, coupon
Uuitea Statas Mixes, 1847, coupou
United States Mixe.i, ls?>8, reg stereo..
United States sixes, 1848, coupou
United States tan-loriivs, registered..
United States lives, 1*81, coupou.
Untied States 4,X 'r, 1801, registered..
United States 4), 'a, 181)1, coupon
United Slates lours, 1907, rsgistered.
United stales lours, 1907, coupon....
Central 1'ucillc gold bonds
In Loudon prices wero also woll sustained aud cuui
puro ita follows:?
June 16. June 22.
Now 4.', paroeols 1 u6? 4 lorl
F va-twenties or 1887 I06.V 107
Ten tortu s 109)4 109),'
Fives 01 1881 107)4 198
STATU AND RAILROAD BONUS.
Tbo iealure ol tba market lor Slate bonds was tbo
advanoe ol ovsr 10 per cent in Louisiuna consols.
Yesterday these bonds sold as lilgb as 83)4, snd oloeed
at 81),. Iu rstlrosd bonds tbo only points were a de
clluo in Alton aud Terre Haute Income bonds and an
advanoo in Now York Klovsted first. Tbo following
wore me latent bids (or Slato bunds:?
Alabama 6't. 1*H3 *4 Mm Asylum or U.du?'tr2.1tj7
Alabama -Vs. lHHtl 44 Mw fd'a lids, due ",?4 ll'i.KlMli
A abema H'a. 1**'. 44 llau A HJn.dun tiwb. .. |U5)4
Alabama H'a, IH8M 44 llau A S Jo, due IHM7. .106),
Alaimmn H't, IMMi JO N Y H'e. ? r. IHH7 112
Alabama H't, 1S92...... 2D N Y li t, k e, IH87.. , j-4 16
Arkanaasd'a, fund 22 N O d't, old,.1 an A .lulJS 18
Ara I t, L> It A Ft 8 int. 6 N V d'a.olrt. April A Oct It)
Ark 7't, MILK .... ft N <\ N C lt,.lan A July 70
Ark 7't, L l.C. It A N (> .8 N O.N t! It. >p II A Dot 7u
Ark 7't, M U A H Hirer 6 N l . N O It. 01IT. J A J. 6D
Aik 7't, Ark Cen K 5 N C. N C It.c oil A A d 60
Uouuectleat U't l'kt S C (Pa, Fund act,'ikl,, 11
Oeoruia d't .....I01K N C d'e. Fund act, '(W.. P
lieurgla 7't. 11 ba IHb), N L! d't, n bdt, J A .1 ... HU
UeorulaTt,In4 n*S N 1: i;'?, n bdt. a A O..
(?mirgia 7't, it bt Iim N II ip lux, clatt I 2 *
l.lliiult fl't, con It7tl..,l'ij,4 N 1; tp tax. id its 2 2
Illinois war loan 102)4 Ohio 6't, 1MM 10.1
Jventue.y n't lt)t!\J Ohio d't, inmt In.-,
Loulrlana d't 6.1 111 d'?. c. imct-d. lift
Louisiana u't, 11 bt .VI houili Carolina 4't 44
l,o u Ulan a d't, u. II debt 6:t Si: d'e. J A J 3u
La 7't. 1'euitrniiary... 61 8 U 6't, A A D :?)
Lunltlaua d't, lavra bt. 62 S C d't, tund net 'in: ... 2u
Lonl?lan? H't. levee bt. 62 H U O't, I e 'd:i. J A J ... 40
l.a H't. I bt ol IM7.'. .12 H II d't. I r 'HO, A A O. 40
teiul.laue 7't, con k/t, H 1: 7't of Immh it* 1
l.uiiltana 7't tmbdt... ~2 H t! nan tuud bdt J l.j
I Mleb O't, IH7H-TII 10*4)4 TennO't. old lid
Mlcli d't. Irw-l loss Tenn O'e. n b,
Mil H't, due In IH78 . Ya d't, old 21
Mo d't.due In 'H2 or 'D2.1IM Va d a, n bt. IH06 42
Mo 6't, due In IHNd . V id't, ek mat. e ftujf
Mo 6't, dee In IHH7 1'")1) Va 6't. con 26 1 2.1
Ma d't, due In IHsH ...III? lilt of Ool 2.66't. 192 I.. H8
Mu d't, due ln'H.i or 'UO. Ii>7
?And tbe lollowinc lor ratlroid mortgages;?
B. II A Krle 1st m IN Buf A Krie n w onds.llt
it, It A N, lit 6's.... flu'i D, M A T 1st 7V r.s.at , |fiNt?
M A 04 1< l?t 7's, it'd... Like Shore dlv bd*.... I tut.
Ctaes Adlnoll's, 1st in. 2Ttk L iks b bore r?*n 1st IU?U
Chicago A Alt'iu 1st...110 Lake ohnre coup 2d. ...|tail,
Jul A i Incogo 1st 1H? Lake feAsfl m M
Ml,J A (' 1st ln.'.ls Marietta A Cin 1st. Hi
0. it A Q N per et 1st... 114 MIcli C con ?'?. It* 12. . ..I InL
C. H A (| cm 7'? 11:? M C 1st. 'oj a f 111 itT
C. K I A !' ?'?, 1017,1..IIIH1; N Y Can fl's, IHo t ....H>4
C. It I A I* "'s, IUI7. r.. I<s.it2 3 V Can N't, I mm 7 Jint,
I' U ..r V f I.* ... I Ml a I Mi L/ N V I ?.! li' ? ? . Iiri I.'
li. ii i a i ? i, ivii. r,.nr"| ,s i ' 'tin fi i, immi ini'i
C. K of S Jlst m. INWl.tUtg N Y Ceil tt's, r e toil's
C K ol M J I si, eon. ... Mo NY lisu It's, sub I'M',
C Hoi N I 1st, sssnn'il. 71,'; Y C A u Ist.e 121",
C It of > J convertible. 711 llud R 7's. id, s i, mi. 11'%
C K of N l aeeented ... 86 Can honlli 1st. guar. 78
Lehigh A W H'? c 4!t Ohl.i A Miss em ? I. KIIV
M A St I' 2.|7 IMO P n.llio Ohio A Mis. consul |(H
>i v >t I' 1st 7'1. r It IJ.IUM On i'seiltr k'ui.j bunds.Iih
M A St I" 1st. M I A M 183)4 Cell I'se, ben I HI'f
M A M 1' 1st.M I A II !1l? Ceu For, t,'i.l A O 1st lid ,
M r In M II A li III! i Oen Hue I a bolide.... it's
M A ?l I' 21 West I'del fie bunds ...|H|
t.bl A N W s funds IHi Sou Fee of Cat 1st. ..tf.l'f
Cui A N W mt timids ..ln.it, L'niou I'erilic I *t bund* Ih7'.
"?- * s ? BSf I M. II .. ?
?:i,l A M W eons bonds. lfW)| I'nina I'eeiflr I a, 7's... In7'
Cbt A N w c Rid bund- '.HI t'nluii Far.lb: sink fund.I ?iU
1st . .lUidL
Cm A Mil 1st IHI I'sciilc i:lt I.f M I 1st ..lo;i ",
Wliiuoa A -1 Peters 1st. '.m Fee.Oc Kit of tin lid ... twt
C. C. t A 1 1st, 7's. s f..lt*t is F.e Kit ill Mv 1st.... H4
Del. I. A W 2S .. ..InsX ritt. Ft W A i'hl lsl .12|U
Sjre. Bin. A It V 1st 7's Hr.'V I'ltl. It W A t'bl .Id....Ill
Niiiri Is A hrses 1st 117 ttl'-* A I'ltts ?. sink !...!idit,
Morris A KeoeS 2d Imt'C C. C A I I; 1st :i >.
Mortis * K 7'. of IN7I. Wi>I C.OAtC'id |n
Lid A llud (J 1st. 'Ml.... |??t Rams, W A tig cm 1st. .14
Del A Iiud t- 1st. HI... In-dK Alton A T II 'ill pre!. 72
mIi.soy A Mian 1st Ill Alton A T II J I Inn S.i
Albmi s A Bu?q 2d ..... Ill'i Mel* A S III 1st, N'l., , 7 ,
Ken A ter I-t. c I1A Tol. Fee A War Isl.i'.D 117
Unas A nsr 1st, mo ..114.', I'ol, Fee A War 1st. A D tei
I rielst.es. 11.1', Tni A ff?b, it ouu. twit
Krle id, 7's, '7ti |t<4 lol A Well 1st, nt La. N7t,
Kris 3<!, 7"s, 'N3 IV7>s lot A Wsb o* in ecu. . 7;i
Krle 4th 7's.'ni> |m'. Tnl A Wah id mj
lfona U iek bunds l?*i*4 T A \Y K A Xnt.' 77. o ? ?
It, ft S .t K 1st in It?l?i.|ii7 Urnat West, r* map., '.in
II A K' JnN's. run tn .. ilroet W. K A N. '77 r lit
C I' 4 M 1st is '.i'i lieu A I'eat Mo 1st..., nt1;
Clair A fnlsdo at Ili A ea'. L'nluti hdt, I0U i.r.HM
?IUOIUIID4.
1 UO iranao' tiou* at tlHt t leering Hour* for Hie last
week cotupite m followa with tboia ot luo prcr ous
waek:?
Ciaarlnra week eoding Jon# 16 |Sl>0.ti5.t,kll 24
Cleertoge wtek tO'img Juo" '11 it'll,'M.OIO 42
llalaticra week ending .1 uue 16 Ii.ltlO.ftW ill
Beionreu week ending June 22 17.601,346 40
Too following rtiowe ttiu atuoani ol epeale aiporied
lor tbe week ending June 22:?
dune 20? -sieunier lleliir, l.irerpool?Mesleen
ntiver doilitra (6,000
June an?flieeitier colou, I'unte Arenas, .n. a ?
Aoit rie in gull coin 3,000
June 20?Bteamer Colon, Callao, I'nru? Ameri
can gold cnin. 2,oc.i
Total (10,026
DOMESTIC MARKETS
(iSLtaeri).e. .lime 22. IB7n.
Cotton Bumlnally uncnanaau. middilna, lu'.c. ; low
mlddltna. Ill',0. ; gosul urdinsij, lt',r. ,\si roceiptth 114
halea Ksports ruastwlso, IN nale-. 36, Ntock 4,ifc'13
New unnaeas. Jaee 22. In7n.
Cotton dull; nitslsl Itsaic, HHC .low ns lilsl Is ss m. I *'1 ac. ; Rieid
ardtnary. |ne. Nat recsipls. Mil balsa, gross, gist ftalos,
:VN> nturk, IIM.114.
Mnati.a, Jane 32, IW7N.
Cotton ipildt; middilna. 10'Je. ; low ntlildllng, ltl?,e. (
, lt>6 bains. En.oris
Rood ordinary, !?',?. Net ranelpts.
ciHsstwIsa, 74. is li s, .6 SI. block, o, 122
Bar ao is it. June 32, IN7h.
Cotton nomlnAlly unehansod ; laotuliid iloius; inlddilnit.
|0?4?.. I?w inidililuA. IH'aC.: k ?0 ""UiiArs , tiJkc. Notre
I Kspoils eoietwlse, l*5>. Bales, .'ei.
tsliiis, 2 .0 balls,
olack, 2,o47.
ClISHLRSTON, June 22, 1H7N.
t'oiton unlet; middling. ll)|e. ; low nsiildllng. HM,r a
Hffi* ; pood ordinary. Hi',0. a l".',a, Nat raoelpts, 42 oalea
Bfiles, 6". Meek, *23.
W ii.nioyni*, 14. 0., June 32. IN7N.
Hpirllt of terpentine fle.o at ?27\c. Koelo quiet end
?teadyetdl *' lor strained. Crude turpentine siendy at
61 fur hard, 91 S5 let yellow dip ami 42 lor virgin far
steady at (I Mk
Hurr*l.ri, June 22, 1N7N
Klonr In fair demand. Wheat la light lulilln* demand;
tales N'll oasliels N... I M innesota tpriag at 61 <?7 ; No I
Milwaukee nominal at fl i?s a 61101; Be. 2 do . 61 U6;
eltra wnlta wlater. 91 21 Corn la llmitod dnniandi eilee
I'll buthals No. 2 Western at 4l>sa. , K ansas miasd, 4214a,
a 43c Harity ilnll. Kya Inaetlre. dais nagleetad. No. 2
Western tield at 3ne. Ilubwlnes steady; sales in bbls at
(I let a (I 07. IB bar artlalss aoehaasod Caaal freights
?uittuaiL Beselpta fey taiiiusd?flaut, 4,012 hklAUiNUbAL
oustieis: corn. 08,000 do. , osts, 27.IM) do ; barley.
7.wk4 du Milp.nente by railroad? Flour. 8.71XJ bbls.;
wheal, 103,2'SI Mulie's: corn. I4D.400 d-..; oat*, 53.9DO
1:0.; barley. 21.200 do. . rya. |8,hoi do To Intermediate
points?Wheat. wfcj busnds. Bv eanel ? Wheel. 78.1**1
bushels; corn, 178,V *1 du., oeia, 102.298 do.; rye, *1,117 do,
Dkthoit, June 22. 1878.
Flour ouiel but steady; sale* 2m bbls. white el So 50.
Wheal lower; extra white Michigan, $1 I3,*?; No. 1 do.,
SI IS Corn. nothing doiuu: No. I mixed nominal at
3*lg0. Date In gun I inquiry and held higher; No. 1
white held at anije. No. I mixed hold at '.'Hf.c Clorer
sett 1 null and quiel at Sit eo. itaraipl*-Flour, l,6Qol>bla;
CO'n. 1 ,'tX) bushels; oatt, 2.2m do. Miipuieme-Flour,
l.l*?i bhl?. ; w.ieal, 23,809 bushels; corn, 7UU do.; oete
1,800 do.
Tni.too. Jouo 2U. 1878.
Wheat dull; extra white Michigan held at el I'l'Z; e-uliei
Michigan, spot, held at til 'Ml. SI IO bid ; teller Juiy, 99e.;
No 2 red winter. spot. SI 05. taller July, 94c. ; talier Au
gut!. 02c.: No. :i red held at 03c. ; No. 2 Ooytoii and Michi
gan r d.$I03f4 0 iru dill; uigh mixed, 3UJ?s.: No. 2,
spot. II I1..'.; toiier July, 39J$e,. No. 2 white. 3ta.; rejected,
M, l.,c. Oatt quiet; No. 2 nt 2>*4c. ; white. 2t*e Hecelpts ?
Wheat. .>.1**1 hittheli; coru, 18.000 do ; ante, !,<**> do.
i-hipmeuta?Wheat, 19,000 bushel*; corn, 27.i*JU do.; oatt.
I.i*sj do.
Cincinnati. June 22. 1878.
Flour ijuiet end unchanged. Wheat Uinier. hut uol
quotable higher; red. 93c. aSI 'IV Coru In ?nod demand
anu a thede higher et 39c. a 41 !,e. Date iuectire el 28c. e
20c Ityo ?teady at .Ml.-, a 57o. Harl y quiet end un
changed. I'oi-k strong at $0 75 a $10 l.ard steady, wilu
a fair demand; current initke, $8 U 5; kettle, 7Le. ? 7J4c.
Hulx tnaatt in good demand and droit .?; shoulder*. 5e. a
N't'a., catii. 3'a'e . hurer July ID: abort rib. $5 45. cetb;
$ . 00. buyer J uiy ; alt >rt clear, $5 00. Hacou hr.n. with
un improved demand: tnoul lert, JJ^c.; clear rtb, tic.)
clear tidea. ii'.,c. \\ hltkey acnvi and tlrtn at SI 04. Mut
ter dull and drooping: buyer* offering lower price*. Pages
tieady and uncliangcd Hogs active and Orui; common.
CM Hi a $3 7u; 'Ight, $173 a $3 ;MI; packing, $3 80 a $4:
butenors'. $4 11 $4 05; receipts, 1,138; sliipmnts, 835.
C111CA00, June 22, 1878.
Hour steady and unchanged. Wheat lit fair demand bul
lower; No. 1 Chicago spring, 97c.; No. 2 do.. 90c ea-hi
92c. 11 W21 ,'c . July; 83?,c. hid, August; No. 3 do., 8MJ,e. j
rejected, inc. Corn in lair demand but lower; cash;
30*gi:. bid. July; 37c. bi.l, August. Oats dull aud coiui
nal; 24'a'c., ce-h; 23*?e?. July: 23 , Auguat. Ilye eteady
end uiicnaugeil. Marlay steady and unchanged. Fork in
lair d-iiiaud but lower; <9 15 a $11 3D, cash; $9 20, July;
8D 11 $0 35, Air. list Card In litlr demand but lower;
Sii 80 a $8 8j,i,. cash nod July; $0 9) a 8*1 92>g. Au.ust.
Hulk meat a steady 1111 1 unchanged. Whiskey eteady et
SI DO. Alcohol, 33c. lleceints ? Flour, 5,5m bids. : wheel,
2.'?.t*ll> buthele; corn. 22il,UDi> do.; oele, 48 1**1 do.; rye,
4.JIX) do.; barley, 420 do Mnpuients- Flour. 5 50D lib's.;
wheat, So. (JUO buthelt; corn. 84.UX) do.; oatt, 20,000 do.;
rye, 394 do.
HAVANA MAKKET8
Havana. Jane 22, 1878. .
.Sugar?The holidays contributed to maintaining tha ore
valtiug ou.lness; too market closed very quiet aud weakl
tuolass js sugar, Nus. 7 to lo, at Hi4 a 0d, reals, gold, per itr
robe; muscovado sugar, common to lair, 6'J a reala:
ceutrilugal sugars, .so-. 11 to 13. in boxes and hogsheads,
7Ja a reals, clock 111 warehou-u at Havana and Maian
las ?II.>,3iKI boxes, 87.3'II bags and 98,138 tilths. Hecelpts
lor the week?9,401' hoxu". 8,71*1 hags aud 8,800 tihds.
tlx port, during too wook?2,800 hnxos. 1,777 hags and ft, I.VI
lihus.. Including -til) bogus, 1,777 hags and 9 Ouo bhua. to
tho 1 tilted . tat s. .Molasses. 3Jp a 8 reals, gold, per ksg
for 50 degress polarisation. Bacon, $27 a $27 SO. rurrencr.
per ca t. Jerksd neet. 31 a a 32 rsais. currency per ar
robe, ilsuts -Aniorioaii sugar-cuied. $34 a $39. curraucy,
per qulntn . I.ard, 111 kegs. $31 3D a *32. rurrencr, per
quintal, lor hue; do., ill tine. $18 a $37 .VI pel uulntaL
Honey, 4'4 a 4,', reals, gold, per gallou. Unions, $18 a $17,
currency, per hhU lor American. Coal oil, in tins. 0,l4 a tt's
reals, currency, par gallon. Eninty hogshead*. $3 25,
gold. Luiuhc-r dull; white pine, $.13 a $14. gold per M. ;
pitch pine $32 a $33. .-hooks tinner; box. 8 a 9 reals, gold;
sugar hogsheads, 20 reals. Ho ps dull ; long shared, $45 a
$ at, currency, per M. Freights quiet; loading st llsrsns
lor tho United .-tittcs, per box of sugar. $1 a $1 25. cur
reuoy ; lor Falmouth ami uruert. h5s. a 27s. DA ; loading on
the north coast (iiutilJ* port-f lor the United Stale*, per
hhd. ut molasses, $3 75 a $4 25. Tobooco quiet. .Spenish
gold, 213 a 213J,. K.xeh.inge steady ; on tho United States,
Odd aye. currency, 3'4 a 3'i premium; short sight do., 4>?
a 4Ji premium *K? days, gold, t a 4'4 premium ; suort sight
do,, o a 5Js preiniuni; on Loudon. 1*1 a lOJi premium; on
Farts, 3 a 3.'s premium.
FINANCIAL.
AT KKaSON AiILJs liA I'r.S ? jiii' .N h.Y OV LIPK A.nTJ
Endow unit iu.arnnee Pollciee anil Moriirajte..; nam*
bought; Insurance ol alt klmle ??fl-eled with beet companies
ut luwest premium*. J. J. .lAllltiCii X CO.,
___ 105 Broadway. Bo* I.hmo.
A DVaNOES ON KUKMTL iih PIANOS, CaRKJAIIKB.
a?-Ac.. If stored In advertiser'* warehouse*. Addroaa
SlUli.vlih, box 178 tl era i d ot]i;a.
AT ll.MHtilDtifefX CO. TTaroCK KXOIIA.NUK.
21 NKW Si aND (12 BKOaDWAT. NEW YORK
stocks n iijoin (No sold in lots ok io
SHAKES and UPWARD ON MAIIOIN OK ONE KER
CENT, OK OVEit COMMISSION- I 10.
" A I'VAM.ES" ON 1*1 AN OS, KU'tNI TURK, AO.-1H3
a VUe.i ;(3d ?(.. west ol nth *v. (storage olliea). without
bonus.
All okadks ok town, city, school, county
Siate and Oovrriimeiit Bunds; K?mm and N break a
Bon la wiiuted. WILLI tM W.t KD, Banker, 52 Broadway
below Wall at '
AMKET1 mJ OK HOLDERS OK sOUTII 81DK SINK
"is fund bund* will i.e bald at the room In tlia rear of
the Oebhard Eire lusuranca Coinnauy, No. 141 Broadway,
on the S.'ith Inst., at I o'olock K. M.
Jcxw 31. 1878. o. D. LORD.
Bond and .moktoaok.?ookpokation. kstatK
and otlior I runt Kiind* to loan in any sumg on Kirnt
.Mortgage on improved City deal Katnlo, (1 per cent; will
^..pAr.0,ut "" H prop.-riy. NORWOOD A
COl.'.aH ALL. Attorney. and Counaetlore-at-Law. 32 Park
place.
OK KICK OK Tllh NKtV YOKK ELEVATED KAIL,
road Company.
No. 7 BaoApWA*. Naw Your. June n?, 1878
I ha Interact un the i.ondaol tul* voinpnnr due July |.
1878. will ba paid on and after that dale ou presentation ol
tba coupon, at the Corn Exchange Man*
__ J. A. COWING. Troaanrar.
Tllr. CHATHAM NATIONAL BaRK, 190 BKOaDWaYI
Naw York, June 22, I87H. ?
Kurt/ llfth Dividend.
The Dlraetora have this day declared a aaml annual dlrl>
dend ol threo (M) per rant. Iraa ol lax. payable on and efket
July le
Tba tranefer booka will be cloeed until that data.
I B. P. DOtkXUa, Ouhltr,
(9(1(1 IHlll I N *1'wh fO MI1T. TO Umim UK
"'mortgage five yaara. New York city; alav
money at ? par coul. U. L. UH.sN T. 141 Broadway.
KUNLUKSS OI'i'OlUT Til IrlN.
t ll tl.K INIK.ihsT IN aN dm. KSTAHLMH'tfO
| ^P'rULLb'fDV.t0?rwl{.'^f:.,'UW 9X "U? ,neolQ'
A?i mlemaN with if7ou ro assume t?ik m an
egemrntof a atrlctlv caali hutinaee. paying bandeomo
| ^fu * examination eollciled. MANahKK, Herald nlfloe.
\N KXPh IKNCiCD BUSINESS MAN ~0<HN<i TO
Europe. acquainted In all the principal placee la Oor.
many, wleba. to represent soma promlnnnt manufacturers
or to ony goods lor notion housre; hlgnrst eitv relereucei
can he lurnlehed. Address IiKk.MA.nY, Herald >lhee lor
three daya
PartnkTTwTn fED with $.v7i.T in Xpkopi i aklk
manufacture; no knowledge of the t milieu reunlrad
I hell or a.l.lr" ? !? II ell place, corner 7lh at
U7 ANTKl)?INTKLLIOENT AND RKSPoNgiuLK
man, with y.i'io cash, I../ light .III:. builnaea: good
ealary . uo acute ' No. 222 Weal 34lli at.
&f)00 r')?t.?n-As djkst Wanted kok the
! * *?'u?hle sanitary article In every city In
tho I nltad Statee ? hare water la anppiled by aniUcial
in a an e . money Inyceto , in proportion to populstlon refer,
nice, require !. Addroe. ?> N.N I I \t;Y. Ilrf, u . i.tawn ofBce.
(Will rFOU WK '",V- r,IK BToCk*. KIX.
Jin J"" and tlood Will of an old eetahllehad
Millinery ann K.mer i.ooue store in th? heal buelnnea nor.
Hon ol Hroaoway; moons inr selling III health ami retlr.
In.-from nuainaee Adureae MI I.LI N KitY irUODM. Herald
OfllCH "
COURT CALENDARS THIS DA?.
?t rne** CoiaT?CiiAMHRKa?Hold by Judce Pol.
Ur?.Nioe. 81, 103 127, 123, I7d. 117, 183, ISA lsfl M
4d. 82, 87, 8II. SO. ST. 71, 79, Srt, 102, 104, 107. los Ul'
124, 134, 142, 143. 14#. 14a, 183. ISA, 1## 1#2, 187, 189*
lwo, 102, 103, 194. 197. 109, '203 '
jl^UI'KMi LOOIIT?yBNkkAL TkRIL ? Adioarood 90IU
Bi phkmb Uihtrt?SricMi, Tnnw?Held by Judtt
llonuliue.?No. 42 J.jO. .'81. 2#. 134. 847, 407. 808 470
4,4. 79. 409 47". 892, 328, 414, 38#, &24 624. 87? 21A
482 821, 673, 128 ' *
Bcphkmn Corny?Cihi-uit?Pert 1?Held by Jodce
Vau Ui dot. ? Noa. 1191, 4#2. 2723,2724, 3133. 3239 2047
1*09. 3433, 1719, 2177, 3840. 170#',, llofl'f, 34?L
104a 888. l art 2?Held 0;' Judge V an Voret.?Noa.
1Si7, 1870, DisO, 1494. 1421, 1119, 1841, 18941. 1#U3
I 2812, 1.IJO, 18(10. 822, 3042. 20.T7, 1498, 3239 1404* 34JO
1040, .1292. 1028. Part 3 ?Adjourned lor tba torn.
| ftcraamn UiPkt?0k8Kkah lank?Will nvot to.
I day l?r ibo purpoae ol renueriug dociaiooe.
Si'rrKion CotrKt?jtrnri tt, I **??Held by Jndoa
Beiigwick?No*. 40 and 88.
.sor*.ii,nt C'ot'kT?Trial Irrm?Pari I?Bold bf
Jiidye Sunlord ?No* ftp#, 748, 783 664 444 14.x
?2S3 8'ifi, 44#, 10#I, 490, a2u, 234, 787, '287. ' Port 2?
Heid by Ulnef Jueuce Curtia.?Caao on, Not 9201. Nd
<1 iy ceioudnr I'art 8?Hold by JuJg# Kree.lmitn.^Nna.
018, 9#4, nr2#, 89S. 897, 898, 899, 9(Ml, i*?l 998 9TO
40.i, 190, 87 7, 907, 908, I?OW, 91o, 992. '
Common I'l.kas?t.KNXKab I kkm ?Adjourned tt*c
ai'.
tern**0" r'?**~K'?l',TT Tbrr.?AOJournod lor tb?
Common PhReo?Chamrkrr?Hold by Judco Vrb
Hooeon.?No 13.
Common Plkar?Trial Trrm.?Part 1?.Adjournod
lortbvlorni I'artS?Hold by Jadfo J ?? Daly ?
Noa. Jn9 902',. 121/9, 2*99, 2070, 2129, 2311 141#
it/'i i.' ?WI* ,H<0' Ul,#i u"9* 410, 2S79, 1333'
132, 1.101, 1940, |903, 2437, 1438, 483, 829 1118, 2829
1112, 088, 768, 1043, 644, 318, 341, 444, Dips! 1782.'
Bid, UOO, Jlo4, 1 IRA, 2710, 1372, 22, L19, 520 143
394, .0)9, 243, I0.il 441, 142fl, 308, 044, 200L 2917'
2.31, 112.:, 2919, 074 One nour eauera? No*. 247A
jjsii' aM1? *906' a8?l? 241%
TIanin* Co tar?Trial T*hm?Part 1?Hold bo
'J;'"1 Alt dr.?Nor. 2978, 2062, 2043, 4389
48t>4, 2i2l, 4i23. 4100, 49.10, 2ol4 Part 2?Bold bf
Ju ijio Sberidau.?Noa. 4310. 4:?/9, 2448, 4481, 314u
44.2, i?50, 4049, 4140, 2.,27, ;;s43, 4402. Part 3
. ... ?. Sl"l,,l.?N'A 3224 16, 3474, 890, 1272
DI4L P 41' ' Ui>' ?**'''* 2843' Uil' 3iT4- 19?>4
Court or Urnihal Ernrion*?Part 1?Hold bi
Judge sutlierlaod.?1 tie P..?|Ho *?. Jotoa l.eaiiy. rob
?";ry; Name ya. Edward Jobufou, burglary: Aaiuo *a
William Martin, inrcouy; Same ya. Frank Lowia
itrand larceny, same ya. lieorg* Wataon, burglary'
same re. Abui ? Pnoo, larceny irotn tba poraoo; Seat
Te. Jniuoa McHuiro. larcony Irnm the |...reun ? Satna
ra tlary Dury.e, larcouy irotn tlia peraoa; samara
Meinudi iliey, larceny Iroiu iho |>ur-on, Setn# ?*
u. org* Ul.r*. larceny I rum ibo poraou , Baa* or.
Louiaa Ward, larcouy Iroin the peraun; .Saiue ya
rraug Durmao. *e*aun and battery ; Same y? Thoniaa
Wo en, aaaault and baltery ; Kama ru William JadaK
? louioua asaaiiit and battery , Same Tu Jobu O NoilL
eh.mo.ja aaaauit and battery; Same rt Kitty 1UI||?
lo.oumua aa.au.tend battery j ft .me va Coward Doylo
bursary; semo ra frank jaobaon, burglaryt Saam
Oailoa and William Kalatoa, larceny irom
IU0 poreofe; saHMVa Eniabotb kmmtry, diaoruorlr
bou.e; sntiio ra D.vid 11 Kiug. lorgwy. p.rt?l
Hold by Ju igo Uild< ramoyf._i tic p?np(# ?t, B,cuard
Luuy, robbery, Same ra Henry 1|. Witort. loioRilue
aaeauit and battery ; Seme ra K.euard J. Jewalmau
leioeioua ateaaii and batter.; s.tae ra. Jrom oWboi!
bargiary ,ttame ra. Erne I ftoebeiL UlaorMcly aagmt
iMt TO. iriRHi ^ ""??Ha

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