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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKRr.-LoNpoN, June 25-5 =. NJ
Consos and American securities closed unchanged.
Erie railway shares 49A. Consols opened at 92 y2i
for money and 923s VIZ tor the account, and Erie
Railway shares at 30.
PARIS BouRse.-PARIs, June 25-P. M-Rentes 65f SOC.
FRANKFORT BouRsE. -FRANKFoRr. June 2a-united
States five twenty bonds 96h Tor the issue of 1862
LIVERPOOL CorTON MAREEr.-LIvERPooL. June 25-5 r.
M.The market closed quiet and steady The sales of
the day have been 1000 bales including 1000 for specu
ation ana export or the sales to-day 1900 bales were
American. Sales OF cotton shipped from Savannah
Charleston deliverable in june at l-iod. sales of
ton shipped from New sOrleans deliverable July and
August l6-l6d, and from New Orleans below low
middinss. deliverable July and Angnst at Sad The
miding Orleans, 9Ad Sales OF cotton shipped from
Savannah or Charleston, deliverable August and
September, at $50.
LIyERrooL BREApsrurrs MARKEr.-LvERrooI, June rs
p. M.-The markets. quiet
LoSpoY PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN, June 25-Even.
ing-Sprits turpentinc, SIS. a 35s 81. per cwt
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SCRANTON COAL,

Small Attendance OF Buyers, and n
Small Amount OF Coal Onerct-An Adj
vance in Prices.
The regular monthly auction sale OF Scranton
coal was held yesterday, at the salesrooms OF the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com
pany. Seventy five thousand tons were offered on
the usual terms and conditions. There was much
smaller attendance than usual, which, combined
with the sma | amount OF coal offered, was the
cause OF an advance IN prices The average ad-
vance was as follows:-Lnmp. 15c per ton;
steamboat, 12sc. per ton; crate, 1910. per ton |;
egg, INC. per ton; stove, 10c. per ton; chestnut
l64c per ton. Steamboat sold at first at 81 52kc.,
rose to 81 IS. and the last sales were at ~ SIX
Crate was started at 81 10, at which the entire lot
was sold an EFFORT to obtain 81 IT., was failure
Egg, OF which there was only small quantity,
brought S. and S. or. The first lots OF stove
brought IS 32k, then fell to IS 27h and IS rs.
Chestnut sold at FIRST at 81 no. then Jumped to
s. CIV. but again fell OF, and the o.; lots went at
81 60 and 81 55.
The following are the prices as compared with
those of the last sale -
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NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION,

Meeting OF the Board OF Directors Yestera
day-The Question of Charging Admis-
sion to ACKNOWLEDGMENT To
BE Made There.
special meeting Of the directors OF the National
RiAe Association took place yesterday at
1914 Broadway. There were present-Colonel
Church presiding, General Sgel General Shaler.
Captain Wingate, John Powell, Jr., Major J.
W. Partridge, d. W. judd There appeared to be-
no particular object in the meeting, except to re-
ceive the reports OF committees which did not re-
port. Their chairmen gave as reasons that the.H
were not prepared so soon after the meeting ON
Saturday last letter was received from CT .arlea
Munier, secretary Of the Anglo-Belgan Prize. Fund.
coed to Wimbledon at the annual shooti-,p Of tbe
Belgian Garde Civique, which would take place
there on July 9. A courteous answer declining was.
moved to be sent on account OF t. az lack OF time
and the youth OF the association.
discussion then arose on the question OF charg.
pce for assisting at the s stated
Captain Wingate said the &c he had heard many
regular members a n say t'A If anybody and every
use was there in ber q q member This point mad
created great dissa 4isiaction
General oIGEL shought it was all right II, for in
stance, compar los and regiments were charged so
much LOT tne day at Creedmoor. For instance,
regimen 9, four hundred men 500, and so in pros
portion. It would also have the effect OF making
them wish TO be members OF the association. Bus
the pere keeping all people but members away
would do no good Some people wanted to see the
place ayld practise there little before joining,
while others would never go unless they were
shown some courtesy while not being members.
AS for regiments camping out there prices could be-
arranged for allowing them to do SO. One hum
dred dollars day for . regiment would not pay
right along, but then the charge could be in
creased This matter would only, probably, last
one month OF the year. resolution to this effect
was adopted, making the charge Tor single persons
ST. and for companies CSC each.
General SHALER said he thought the Finance
Committee had been very lax in not seeing to the
bills and payments sooner than they had The
Board ought to know how much each item cost
such as refreshments, &c.-and not keep the mat
ter standing.
The TREASURER explained that he had been SICK
but without having made any exact calculation he
thought about one thousand dollars remained in
the treasury at present.
General SMALLER moved that such bills as had
been received be paid, which was agreed to. dis
cussion then ensued on the building of fence, the
taking away OF tree stumps and the building OF a
fence around Creedmoor, and after this the dla-
rectors adjourned to meet again on July 10.
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i NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Proposals for $2,00O,0J0
First Mortgage Bonds.
TREAsURER's OFrIcE,
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT,

4
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
NEW YORK. June IL, 1873
proposals sealed ana properly endorsed will be re-
Of July next for two millions of dollars the
first mortgage bonds OF this company.
These bonds bear interest at per cent payable
LIST OF January ana st of July the principal being due in
1903 The mortgage by which they secured is first
lien upon the entire railroad property and franchises Of
The whole issue is exceed 900 at seven per
cent and e., OOO0 700 sterling ut six per cent The latter
have been placed in London at price yielding upwards
gold involved. OF the former is reserved to
provide for the present outstanding Bonded OF
Company. The amount now offered to the public Is
part Of the remainder, and will be issued in Coupon
Bonds OF $1,000 EACH In Registered Bonds with inter-
est and principal payable to order on
the books OF the Company OF 5000 and $4,000 EACH
tne opt0n Of those oerng proposals. with interest be-
ginning on the LIST day OF July next
Proposals must be for price 'lat' the accrued
interest to go with the Bond without specific addition to
the price therefor and be for the whole part
and denomination of Bonds wanted and for Registered
Bonds the name in which they be issued should
accurately given; and each must be accompanied by
Cerufed Check, or its equivalent, for five
per cent on the amount of the Bonds proposed to be
taken-such sum to be applied towards payment case
OF OF proposal and to be returned in Of
The Bonds proposals accepted will be ready for de-
livery on THURSDAY the 10th day OF July next this
ONCE, at which time and place the balance due
paid.
The Company the right to reject all proposals
offered.
g. c. CLARKE Treasurpr
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Wheat was in moderate demand at about pre- vous
prices The sales about 1856 0 bushels at 81 40
No spring, 81 As 81 AZ Tor No Chicago and North
west 81 ~ 81 81 Tor No. Milwaukee, 81 30 81 55 tor
No. do, 81 IS tor Duluth, 81 81 ~ for NO. Miwau-
kee to arrive III all July and last hall July 81 ~ 81 70
Tor inferior spring and 81 GU for white Winter Corn
frner under lair demand. The sales part last
ing about l750 bushels at SIC. BIC. for fair
good steamer Sc b4c tor good to choice do, sSc for
nominal at Soc white do. at 70c. Included in tho
July at SIC Oats active and higher Sales $4,000
bushels al from Ale. 44c. tor Western mixed and 7c
Soc Tor fair TO choice white Barley remained Inactive
and nominal. Rye sold in small lots, at S5c.
FRKiGrs In the line OF berth freghts but little
accomplished, notw thstanding rates we're tre in the
shipper favor particularly tor accommodation
grain. FAR chartering business contaminated,
chiefly in the OIL trade, with rates about steady The
reported engagements since our last, were TO Liver
pool by steam 500 light pipe slaves at Cos The nominal
rate Tor grain was I'D Tor next weeks steamer To Lon
don, by steam, 300 boxes cheese, via Southampton
s5s and by sail $50 bbls Of -four at 3s lloyd To Gias-
Cow by steam 5000 boxes cheese at s ana by sail 500
bbis rosn at Is The charters include Italian bark
S. 3D. British bark hence Penarth Roads for orders
1870 quarters grain at 9s vessel ready Immediately
German ship, hence 70 Continental port, 5000 bbls
refined petroleum. private terms; Norwegian bark
arrive hence voyage, 1900 bbs OF do, private
terms; British bark hence 10 direct port United
Kingdom 200 bbs Of re fined do at 7s I'D Amcri-
brig, $50 TONS hence Algeria full cargo refined
do u.s. 81. for bbls and 42c. tor cases Swedish bark
hence TO Baltic port $500 bbs OF refined do at s. an
American ship, 200 TONS hence 10 = direct port West
coast Of South America, general CARLO ~ lump sum
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GSe GOLD, ll5S ll55s.
Gold exhibited no symptoms to-day indicative OF
fevcrishness. The market was quiet. and there
appears to be no present intention to disturb it.
Indeed, no good object could be achieved by doing
30. The price generally steady at l15ss a u,
once touching 1855, and closed at 1151!. The fol-
lowing table shows the principal fluctuations OF the
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DHSeU CUttUH III STOrc, running
quality more than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
FLOUR GRAIN.-Recepts-Flou $3.50 bbls wheat
65 l62 bushels l042l2 meal bbls and
225 bags; oats SS5S3 bushels; rye I625 do The flour
market ruled steady, under a iair demand tor trade
brands at previous prices The sales since
about - 0O Dbls at prices within the range sub
joined quotations Corn meal quiet but steady $50
bbls Western yellow sold at S. 80 Feed still remained
lbs sharps, S2oa $2i 100 lbs or No l middlings sls
feed $40 $i7. and 40 lbs, SO $17 per ton Rye feed
$40; ground feed, $50 COBB neal SIS. We quote nour
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A British Squadron In Port.

The COlOrtst publishes the following naval INTEL
ligence :-"Her Majesty's flying squadron arrved'
from the West Indies yesterday afternoon and pro-
ceeded to the Dock Yard. The feet IS composed OF
the following ships:-Narcissus, Captaln Hopkins,
talite, Captain Lyons; Aurora, Captain Douglass
Topaze, Captain Hardinge; Endypion, Captain
Madden.O
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YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUNE 2s 1s7s-TR1PLE SHEET

crfc tens income at 5sX SO; Union Pacific nrsts'
at s3& Ohio and Mississippi second mortgage, at
So; Toledo and Wabash consolidated convertible,
at s5k; st. Louis and Iron Mountain at looh;
Michigan Central at 97A; Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific, at 1o6 The following were the bids
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THE STORMY BERMUDAS.
The Stranded Ship Beaumaris Castle
Exciting and Fatal Accident to the
Men OF n Relief Party.


BERMUDA, June IS 1878.
sad accident occurred on the 18th inst. on
board the stranded ship BeaumarIs Castle, now on
the rocks OF the northeast OF Bermuda, which re-
suited in the death OF Edward Ryan and a narrow
escape OF four other men employed by the New
York Coast Wrecking Company in Bermuda for the
purpose OF raising the ship from her present peril
GUS position One OF the pumps having become
fouled, the deceased and his companions went be-
low for the purpose OF clearing the strainers but
became overpowered by the gas arising. Ryan
fell into the water in the ships hold. William
Carroll went promptly TO his assistance, but he
likewise was affected by the gaseous matter.
Three others OF his associates followed each meet
Captain Brown had rope placed around his
waist and was lowered to the assistance OF the
men, and succeeded In saving all but Ryan. Those
rescued were In very exhausted condition, as
well as Captain Brown. More serious results might
have occurred had it not been for prompt medicah
aid received from the island. Tue body Of Edward
Ryan was buried in the st. Georges burylng
ground. and was attended To the grave by large
number OF people.
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Currency balances. ..................,.. 1885, 945
The rates paid for carrying were !, TX, 2 "a and
per cent.
The exports Of specie to-day were sos, eo2 so, OF
which $l2S00 were gold bars, the rest being in sill
yer bars and silver CON- Tomorrow $3.50, 900 in
gold will be shipped TO Europe by the Cimbria This
Is the first instalment. 1t is confidently believed
that other and larger amounts will follow.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The receipts from customs to-day were s253,Ooo.
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out s45o, 900
on account OF interest," and s43, 600 in redemption
OF 1ve-twenty bonds.
The Treasury balances IN Washington at the close
OF business to-day were as foows:-
currency. 4S.5TS.
Special deposit OF legal tenders for re.
demption OF certificates OF deposit.... 32,515,o00
Including coin cert6cates 81, SS 900
outstanding legal tenders. ........ $50, 00o, 600
The receipts from Internal revenue amounted to
$4,000.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
despatch from Columbia, S. G., states that q
Tumor is anoat that the decision OF the Supreme
Court IN the Morton, Bliss Co. bond case has been
prepared. 1t has not been possible to trace the
report 10 any definite source but 1t comes through
creditable channels. II is stated that the opinion
will order mandamus the Chief Justice dissent
ing. Associate Justice Willard is said to have fixed
the thing up before the suit was brought. The re-
port further states that Comptroller General Hoge
will at once give notice OF levy OF four mills on
the dollar to pay the interest on the five
classes OF bonds enumerated In the petition OF
Morton, Bliss Co.. aggregating SO, 400 900 The
collection OF the tax, however, will not be enforced
Immediately. No sales OF Southern securities were
recorded today, and the market STANDS un.
changed and obedient to the following prices =
Tennessee, ex coupon, 1914 so; do. new,
10 7sk Virginia, ex coupon, "A As
90. skies, consolidated bonds, SAX 55k; do do,
deferred scrip, Gall; Georgia skies, 70 70; do.
seyens 90 a o. North Carolina ex coupon, rs a rs;
do., TO North Carolina Railroad, 81 81;
DO, funding, 1866, is 49, do, 1865, Is 10; do,
new, 10 10; no., special tax, IL IA; Missouri
skies, 95t< 90; do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, 90
sS; South Carolina skies, new, January and July,
10 1917 do do, April and October IS a ~;
Arkansas skies, funded, 80 a 40.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Sales are noted OF Central Pacihcs at 1903; Boston,
Aarugd and Erie FIRST mortaage at rs; Union Pa
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shipment OF Harvest Products TO New
York,

The Bermuda COlonfst OF June IS reports as FOL.
lows:-"The shipment OF the potato, onion and to-
mato crops is now nearly completed, and 1t Is
pleasing to add that, all things considered, our
planters have had remunerative season. The
last fortnight that onions became cheap In the New
York market, and potatoes yet continue to yield
such good returns as to make up in a great degree
for the misfortunes OF last year. The quantities
exported must have very lar exceeded those OF any
former periOd.u
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Several sales OF considerable magnitude were
held yesterday in the suburbs IN New Jersey and
Long Island, particulars OF which Will be published
tomorrow.
The continuation sale Of lots, cottages and the
day on the premises adjoining the United States
Watch Company's Works, by Mr.. John M. Gibson,
who ofnciated alone this time, MI. Jere. Johnson,
very large assemblage gathered by the time the
auction began. Ninety lots were disposed or ag-
gregating $4,000. The details will be given as
promised
At the Real Estate Exchange yesterday only
very limited amount OF business was transacted,
to wilt
MGUrRE.
lot and 5 story brick tenement house,, n Dean-
cey St, 70 It, W. OF Pitt ST. 25x75. LEO
BY WILLIAM KENSELLY.
lots s. Of Tooth St, 400 II. W. of 9th av., SIX
l00 llx60 lii 100 IL Is $50
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Included in the above are 100 bales to arrive
For future delivery basis low middng the sales have
June 100 at 20 July 100 at 20 la2c, 100 at 2oc
August lU0 at % 932c September, 800 at &c., 700 at
Is l5l6c October, 2O az lS 800 at lSac. Total 1900
bales. To-day up e three ?. June, 80 at 2oc july
so 20sc l00 al 70 II BE 400 at 2c, 800 20 i332c
4OO ut 500 at 2hc 100 at ~ l7s2c 0O at 20 96c,
100 at ~ Sc 200 at 2ac 100 at 20 7l6c l2C0 l.c
August 100 at 20 Bloc 100 at ac, 800 at 70 76c 100 at
2oiSsls 1000 at Poke 800 at % 100 az 20 1885, 100
isc. 100 at i9 l32c, 100 at i9c october, 200 ut
IL si6c, loo at Is as2c, zoo at lsAc., 100
bales. Grand total. 1880 bales. The receipts at the
leans s5i; Savannah, 2; Charleston, 3s; wilmington
IL; Norfolk, So; New York 579 Boston, Ca Total z255
This day last week. 2.526 bales. This day last year
lo4 Rates on cotton to foreign ports were pominay
lc. sail, lc., compressed. To Hamburg, by steam ic
To Bremen, by steam &c To Liverpool 5l6d AID, by
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
A Healthy Tone of the Market-City and
Suburban Sales.

Although no important sales were erected yes
terday in city real estate yet the market seems to
be buoyant and holders quite independent as to
prices. II this is SO now when business is slack,
what can be expected in the Fall, when our
moneyed men return from abroad and capital is
plenty for investments9 However, we like to see
healthy tone existing in property, and the absence
OF foreclosures at this time is indicative Of the
healthiness of this particular trade, and demon
strates an easy money market under which in.
terests OF mortgages and even the principal can
be readily met at maturity.
The following private sales, effected recently,
have been reported at this ofce:-
uIER, COLI
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!. AND LOWEST PRICES.
me loiioWing able shows the highest and loves
prices OF the ..rincinal stocks to.dnx.

In Philadelphia Pennsylvania were quoted at
100 and Reading at lie.
MEMORANDUM.
The Fndncfd, Record says:-The following is
list OF the American securities held in Frankfort
and Amsterdam upon which the interest mas not
been paid
Stdte Oi GeOTSld. 600
Rockford and Rock Island. .............. O. 600 900
Port Royal Rallroau. 1000 600
Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad. ...... 100000
st. Joaquin Valley Railroad. ........... 100000
S3l, 10000
Or over six million pounds sterling.
In view OF these defaults by our American rail-
roads 1t is not surprising that securities are
not in active demand IN the Continental centres or
Europe.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Wednesday, June 25-lO,l5 A. NJ.
$1,000 Us 6s r, ST.. ll61s $4,000 US $50 0ss.. us
OLA
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1916 and 2s15 II. M.
u l00OO0 US $40, c. '67.b G 1909
z 1000 US SIS. l040, c.b c Il3zs
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2,3O to 3 p. M.
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT,

Cotton Quiet-Receipts Mt tho Ports,
2,255 BaIes-FlOur Active-Wheat
Stcndy-Corn Firmer-Oats Higher
Groceries Quiet-Pork Active and
Easier-Lard Steady-Petroleum I'm
changed-spirits Turpentinc Lower and
Active-Rosin Dull-Whtskey Lower.
WEDNESDAY, June 25-6PM.
Business continued duh throughout the various
departments OF trade, though there were some
noteworthy exceptions to the rule Dry goods
were still very slow of sale and the market gave
out no signs OF increased vitality; values were
wholly nominal. Hardware was still dull, though
there was some little Improvement in the market
Tor some kinds. Cotton was still without note
worthy alteration. At the Produce Exchange
the general aspect OF things was about
the same. Flour was in demand and steady
Wheat was unchanged, though there was quite a
disposition to both sell and buy. Prices showed no
change, either Tor lots to arrive or on the spot.
The bulk Of the receipts nowadays are either de-
lvered on contract or go direct to the buyer con-
siderable purchases having been made at the West
on foreign account. Corn was fairly active, though
nearly all arriving is more or less out Of condi-
tion Strictly prime sold to-day to arrive
in July, at full prices quoted below.
Oats were still active and prices again
advanced. Whskey was the turn lower. Pork was
easier Lard was also trlne nrmer, though not
especially active. Freight still very scarce
and high tending to greatly curai transac
oas grain p as but little Of the now
charter are correspondingy high and The
ment in groceries continued slow, but prices remained
about ne same Peiroieum was quiet, with prices
changed. There was active in spirits OF
turpentine, but at lower prices Rosin was neglected
ana prices we're more or less nominal.
CofFEE.-Ihe market quiet for all DESCRIPTIONS but
prices were steady We have only note sales q 800
mac both z on priyso terms We quote ordinary
c anan Ia sc; fair cargoes Islc ls1sc;
ao,d isaS Sr extreme range for lots l7he: like
Ment bags, 2osc. 2lc. do. grass mats, 2c. pc
singapore do, nc. iSc Ceylon, ls19e l9hc. Mara
calbo, Sc l9ac. Laguayra, 9c. l9ac Jamaica, lSc
lsc st Domingo l6,c; Porto Rico NC lssac. Costa
Rlca. lShc tssc.; Mexican, lSs4c. l9c Manila, 1Sc
isa Ansssturs is,ae 81 lyc sayanla ls1ac Ice.
ConoS.-The demand for spot cotton has been rather
otter day, still the transactions only
with quotations unchanged. The movement In forward
delivery somewhat retarded by an advance OF &c
per ID. We sum up follows sales
To-Day. Last Eueainq Total
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Total tons...7s.Ooo
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10 A. rr.-Beforc Call.

wednesday,, juno 25-I0sl5 A. NJ.
$1,000 Us 6s, !, 'si.. lI6Js $socous $40 6ss. us
Sold yesterday.
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y
-. Sliull constitute board of commits.
sloners Tor tho management and control Of tho
said surplus fluid for the e1tnguishment of
the public dob,
The said board shall give notice by public
advertisement for thirty days prior TO the -
OF - of each year, that they have under
their control tho sum of - dollars to be
applied to tho purchase OF such bonds ur
atocks sS ilHy be presented ior payment by
tile holders tllorcof Oh tho - OF -, as
aforesaid; provided, that said bonds bc pur.
chascd at price not above ;..S;. :::a:sc. value
at the time of purchase, said value to be ascor.
talned from the principal stock markets of the
United States.
Third, that the bonds and stocks 80 ro-
deemed shall bc Immediately cancelled by tho
treasurer III tho presence uf tho bunrd, and
DO cntored w credits upon anh to lnt extent
i'll extinRuisment Of the public debt. Thu,
a detailed statement nf tho number, dcnun,-
nation and series Of the bond. and stncks 10
redeemed and cancelled, together with tho
price pail for eacli bond aud stock, us nfore.
said, sl,nl! be prepared by the trcns,,rvr,
signed by tie board and furnished to tho
General Assembly at tho commencement Of
each annual HrsAiun thereof
That embezzlen,rnt or diversion OF said
funds, whether directly or Indirectly by
specializing i'll said bonds, or purchasing them
at fictitious pricos, DO made felony punish
ablo by fine OF not more than nor less