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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-16
GOVERNMENT BONDS


1t Is gratifying to observe the large amount OF
these securities that is every week purchased on
foreign account. In England, Scotland and Ger
many the market for United States bonds has been
widening ever since the close OF the war; and to-
day there Is not more favorable investment
known. The demand is largely in excess of the
supply, and the prices have steadily adj
vanced because their value, as for rate
OF interest, win be undeminished whatever betide.
The following we're the ruling rates for the sew.
eral classes when the market closed yesterday
United States currency skies, 1149s 1141s; do.
skies, 1884, registered, 116 1161; do. do. do cou-
pon 1921 1924; do fvetwenties, registered, May
and November, 116ls 116X do. do, 1862, coupon,
do 1l6s l16; do, do, 1854, do, do, 1867 1162l;
do do. do, 1865. do, do, 1ls4 l19 do. do 1867.
registered, January and July, 1151s 49, do. do,
1885, coupon, do, 1894 100; do. do, 1867 do. do.
1919 12lss do. do 1868, do do., 1908 1908 do.
ten-fortes registered 11z4 a112a4; do do, coupon,
1l3T 1i4h; do. nves OF 1881, coupon, lis 1151s.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The decline In the rate OF discount of the Bank
of England from to per cent had Its natural
eject In every department OF the street. siffen-
Ing OF sinews in London is too full OF significance
to 10 UNDECIDED In New York. and hence, closely
united as the two cities are by the sub-oceanc ca
bles the vibrations are at once instant and sympa-
thetC. nevertheless, the notlon Is ialsc one ,nat
the Bank OF England is either the barometer or the
lever OF the exchanges OF the world. we respond
to its indications more as a matter OF habit than
OF necessity; but II we understood its Internal
ARRANGEMENTS thoroughly we should probably
give no more heed to the 'magnihcent
toyn than we would to the ordinary ana
legitimate operations OF any other market
In ChrIstendom. One Of our contemporaries the
Bulletin, put the point strongly and well when 1t
said that the Bank Of England. in Its display OF
eccentricty, as illustrated by the recent frequent
changes OF discount, was "a financial humbug"
"What" continues the writer, latter ALL Is the
actual money power OF the bank The average
means which 1t has available for discount Is about
E25 900, 900, while that OF the other London banks
combined Is f1o0. 100000. Is 1t suprosable, then,
that institution, with less than seventh OF
the total loanable OF London can control
the whole money market II the bank advances
its rate above the general market level, when il
has only one pound to lend where six pounds are
Offering from other quarters, 1t is clear that
It must thereby lose business and be
quickly driven back to about the market
rate, by the force Of competition. In instances
where it forestalls q natural upward tendency In
the rate OF interest calculated to carry up the
erAl market. the other hanks win follow H.: hnf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
/ LExASDkf fhorafNdhAM / COMPANY Sc,
"A cure capital for incorpora'ed companies merchants
1cEi.s1sS"SS yHss 81 avs
liz and ia Broadway.
4 PARTNER IN THE LUMBER BUSINESS, wITH
A saooo wanted, BY house many years established
and ans trade to take the pses OF
to y' ssSs Apply
A PARTNER wANTED-wTTu FEW HUNDRED
ness some Western city; pays wei here. Particulars
of WARREN & CO., No. 3 Dey street
A GENTLEMAN WILL INVEST $4,000 IN AN Es.
salaried position Add H. box 1893 Post Office.
A GENTLEMAN, wTTH $500 WANTED TO JOIN
Be Of emperate HABITS ' da al $50 Wess rRry st.
nRuG sToRE:-ANY ONE HAVING 4 ORIG STORE
for sale in country wnh IN m mes OF Mew
full particulars, CASH, Post office, Brooklyn.
ONE-HALF OR THE WHOLE or FIRST CLASS
aHa s and 80 a A 1P to
DARTNER wANrED-wIrH 5000 TO $500 CAPITAL,
in profitable and saie b1siaesi; VII reaHe $1,000
fp sr s sr@aa' Particulars AZ WARNER CO.'S No.
DARrNER wANTED-wITH $4,000, TO MANuFAC-
turc article needed IN every family principals only
box Eipi as oc ss's p'0n'
party WITH ABOUT 5000 WANTS GOOD BUsI
particulars Address box los Herald office. -
DARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY RAPIDLY
rarnsr IN the e the most n
5000 regarsS For interview address PATESiEE, box
TINE ADVERTISER, HAVING SOME CAPITAL. A
large acquaintance and good business tact wants TO
"n Loan Real Estate and Agency Banes capital not
e. 81 3 SH 10
Herald office.
WANTED $4,000 SPECIAL CAPITAL, IN A NEW
partner desires TO retire; the business importing and
S he
twelve per cent interest on his capital and indemnify
s all hsye sssn Hres e So9
WANrED--A PARTNER, TO TAKE THE PLACE OF
turing business q staple goods best references given
AND @ on an s prt to get
By eter for three days to soS Herald ONCE Apply
WANTED. SMART ENERGETIC ET:R YoIEG MAY
Ssnfs ey p siae ra a5ss i0i for apply
@SOO PARTNER WANTED; BUSINESS ONE OF
DDUU. the most profitable in the city; nature, Dla
MsS pU eSf dS wt ao iu
$780, has vii pay s Ssr
1tsry 70 Uc and particulars at i' Broadway room y
do 000 PARTNER WANTED, WITH THIS
1A.UUU. amount, 70 join in nanni fac turing bust.
Sas syS young an box Herald
So p oa equally pAh IN VERY pleasant
business enterprise; 100000 may be di yded IN six
months For particulars address II. HUDSON, Herald
office.
Gt O0n wANTED-IN AN ESTABLISHED BUSI-
DO.UOU ness; the money secured on cash contracts
an interest the business will be given Address O.,
box 2, l70 Post office.
e1O 000 BOOK, STATIONERY AND FANCY
DIU.UUU. Goods Store doing a Hrst class and very
rse fs Station rnsned more
PROPOSALS..
no CONTRACTORS PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ccived tor grading the road bed for Horse Railroad,
about one mile long Rondout, n ", to include stone
work culvers and retaining walls; also woodwork
for trcstlos Apply to JAMES X. SAYRE Jr. CO. New
ark, New Jersey; DANIEL $. VAN buren,, Kingston,
Ny.
BILLIARDS.
Al STANDARD AMERICAN BEvEL TABLES AND
N l.. the Phean Collender Combination Cushions for
sale only by the pacntee, H. w. COLLENDER successor
TO Phclan 4 Collendcr 73s Broadway, New York
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Cotton Quiet and Unchanged for Spot |;
Irregular for Futures-Recetpts mt the
Ports, 2,952 Bales-Flour Dull-Wheat
Lower-Corn Heavy-Pork Nominal
Lard About Steady-Groceries Quiet
Petroleum Nominal-Spirits Turpen n
tine Steadicr-Rosin NominaI-Whiskey
Steady.
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ITO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WILL BE RE
ceiyed tor grading the road bed for Horse Railroad
about mile long, near Rondout N.Y. TO include ston.
for trcstles Apply to JAMES X. SAYRE. Jr Co. New
ark, New Jersey; DANIEL $. VAN BUREN, Kingston
NY
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BILLIARDS.
~
Al STANDARD AMERICAN BEvEL TABLES AND
al. the Phelan a Coender Combination Cushions for
sale only by the patcntee, H. W. COLLENDER successor
10 Pheian Collendcr, 73S Broadway New York.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND
N hand Billiard Tables; all articles appcrtaining to
the trade at low prices. .nr, - - -r-~.,~.. -.-...
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corn mgsi. do corn meal, 2.776 bills and sss bags
oats 45i 7os bushels rye 40 $50 do The market
gun and prices favored The buyer. Ihe sales since
s loot up about 700 bbis at prices within the range OF
our quotations. Corn meal sold 10 the extent $40 bbl
3 ~ for prize medal delivered and IS 30 estern
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FINANCIAL.

1 WANT 5000 FOR THREE OR MORE YEARS ON
L nrst mortgage quarter undivided interest in
proved town property in portion Of Westcheter county
which Il TO be annexed to New YORK city; property
clear: I'VE periect worth AZ least Ooo give good
bona ana interest will he paid promptly small bonus IL
any Is required Address apply 10 T. O. b. 10 East
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L'OR SALE-A VALUABLE 63 YEARS. FTrZRAY
IL Lease Of three Lots on Twenty eighth street,
uentn Avenue goo5 Place ior nanniacturer' .. +.
Eighth
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4 RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYEs.-T. J. DAVIS, IN
n ventor and only maker OF the improved Artificial
Human Eve acknowledged by the faculty TO be the only
correct imitation OF nature III the world. III Eas
Fifteenth street, between Third and Fourth avenues.
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The changes for the week have been as follows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-16
L NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY
Proposals Tor $2,0O1,OD0
First Mortgage Bonds.


GRAND CENTRAL DEPor,
NEW York, June IL 1873
Proposals, sealed and properly endorsed, will be re-
ceiyed at this office till noon Wednesday, the I'd day
OF July next for two millions Of dollars (S260OW in the
first mortgage bonds OF this company
These bonds bear interest ut cent able
LIST of January ana LIST Of July the principal being
1908 The mortgage by which they secured Is first
en upon The entire railroad property and franchises OF
the company.
The whole issue not to exceed $50 900 per
cent and 81 sterling Mt six per cent The latter
haze been placed in London nj price yielding upwards
gold involved OF the $b,000OJO is reserved 10
provide for the present outstanding Eonded Debt OF the
Company. The amount now offered to the public Is a
part of the remainder, and will be issued in Coupon
Bonds. OF $1,000 each or in Registered Bonds with
est and principal payable to order and transferable
the books of the Company OF 5000 and 900 EACH
the option Of those Offering proposals. with interest be-
ginning on the LIST day OF july next
Proposals must be Tor price dat" l. c., the accrued
interest TO with the Bond without specific addition to
the price therefor and be Tor the whole part
not less han $1,000 Each proposal should state the kind
and denomination OF Bonds wanted, and for Registered
Bonds the in which they issued should
accurately given; and each must be accompanied by
Certified Check, or Its equivalent Tor sum equal to ye
per cent on the amount of the Bonds proposed be
taken-such sum to be applied towards payment in
acceptance OF proposal and to be returned in
non-acceptance.
The Bonds for proposals pied will be ready
livery on THURSDAY the 10th day OF July next at this
office, at which time and place the balance due must be
paid.
The Company the right to reject all proposals
offered.
~ T,nn.
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any other men in that town?
Business in Probate Court.

The following business was transacted in
Probate Court, in this County, on Monday the
2ith inst.
The will of Rachel Roundy proved, Crosby
Kinds appointed Executor.
Isaac Starbird, was appointed A0nnistra-
tor on the estate of John Earl. late OF Itch
field, deceased.
Josiah True was appointed Guardian OF
Catherine Mitchell OF Iitchfield, uas 1und
mind.
Daniel II. Thing was appointed Guar lan
Of Lavinia Reed of Mt. Vernon, unsound
mind.
License granted to Daniel Hewins and Eu-
gene W. v hitehouse, Administrators with
will annexed to sell all the real estate, of the
late John a. Pet,irgill. except his homestead
License granted to Harriet A. Lee, Admin
istratrix on the estate of Merrill Lee, late of
Augusta, deceased. to sell real estate in Vas
salboro.
License granted to Edward Robinson, Adj
mnistrator on the estate of David Smith,
late of Gardiner, deceased, to sell real estate
in Gardiner.
License granted to Lydia L. Marson, Guar
dian OF Fred A. and Cora j. Marson to sell
real estate of wards in Windsor.
Joseph W. Patterson apt. Guard dian of Will
'i",r, " " Wv, " - ~s"' " ~
Inc VIII OF ihon'as ohick' Ia'e OF MON
mouth deceased presented lot Tfooate' no
iice ordeteu ior lhe ioor'h Monua! Oh De-
ce'I'oci, , ;, .r, ~, j.,
JOSIAH Moirli' uua'uiah OF Ehphalet ood
peu,io"s LOT incense 10 sen rear estate OF warn
10 Nhes'ef' me- No'ice ordefeu ior inc io"i'h
Monday OF December.
Eliza j. Robbins. widow of Darius Robbins,
late of Readfeld, deceased, petitions for a
commission TO assign do~er. Nouce ordered
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CUBA.

Havana, 90. A communication from the
Spanish colonial minister to the political
governor OF the Island under date of the 25th
inst, is published to-day in the Official Ga
zette. It is In substance as follows: The
government of the republic has resolved to
secure faithful observance of the treaty
agreements contracted between Spain and
foreign nations, and desiring to avoid all
grounds for demand from the citizens of such
nations, and moved by the same reasons
which impelled the council of ministers to
direct to the predecessor of your excelleney
then in command Of the Island, their tele-
gram of the 10Th of September last, has de-
cided that you should order an immediate and
strict compliance with the instructions of the
ministry under my charge, and should place
the estates of foreign citizens acquired
through the action of the gubernatorial AL
ministration in such position that those having
rights therein may enter into their posses
sion. BY order of said government com
municate this to your eXcellency that it may
take effect as decreed. which by order of HIS
Excellency is inserted in the Gaceta for gen-
eral information.
As it is not customary for governments to
publicly make known unless by competent
authority, the progress of negotiations. it can
therefore be said that the statements regard
ing an allegal agreement between Spain and
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the United States are, to say the least, pre-
mature. 1t is known that our government
has protested to that of Spain against the
seizure of the Virginius while flying the
American flag, and the summary execution of
number of persons captured, notwithsiand-
ing the efforts of our Vice Consul to secure
delay in order that our government might be
heard before judgment should be pronounced,
the conduct of the Spanish man-of-war and
that of the authorities at Santiago de Cnba
being contrary not only to international law,
but against the courtesy which should always
exist among civilized and friendly nations.
The story of further executions at Santiago
de Cuba by order of the CASTELAR, government
places the case in condition for settlement
This government has already shown to the
Spanish government, or assumed that the
Virginius having United States register and
carrying u. 5. flag, was prima facia an
Am rican vessel. At least this character was
attached to her at the time of seizure and
hence the United States, in the absence of
proof that the ownership resided in some
foreign port, were bound to protect the flag
she carried. The Spanish government has
been afforded an opportunity to make the
proper explanation ON these points only, to
justify the conduct of those acting under its
authority. The nationality of the vessel set
lively easy OF solution and these include
the nationality of the captives. If it should
be determined that the Virginius was an
American vessel in the sense that shielded her
from capture, her surrender would follow as
matter of course, and the firing of a salute
to our flag would not be a severe draft on
Spanish pride. A demand for the surrender
of the surviving passengers and crew, and for
a suitable indemnity for the benefit of those
slain AT Santiago de Cuba, would depend on
the contingencies, and on the facts of the en-.
tire question. In repeated cases indemnity
has been claimed for the families of those
cruelty and inJustifaby put to death. While
II can be repeated that the Spanish cabinet
still manifests a disposition to do whatever
their honor will warran, and while the United
States ask nothing more than what the facts
IN the present controversy may Justify, there
Is yet no such conditibn OF affairs as will au
thorlZe the statement that Il conclusion has
been reached, placing beyond doubt the sur.
render OF the Firginius tor whatever agree
ment Admiral Palo with his enlarged power
may have made itn Secretary Fish.
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FIRE RECORD.

Providence, r. l., %. A fire about IL
O'Clock to night burned two story house in
North Providence. owned by Thomas Cod
ding and occupied by Patrick ConIin as a
grocery, and Patrick Merrick as tenement
Merrck's family escaped in their night
clothes.
New Haven, Ct, 2G. A fire broke out in
this city few minutes after II o'clock this
evening, in the lumber yards of Brett s.
Brown and Hubbel 4 Merrin in Olive street
and two frame buildings with their contents
and several hundred feet of lumber were
consumed. Three horses were burned and
several sets of joiners tools. Loss, S2j 900 !;
no insurance.
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, d. c., &c. There has been
great activity in the marine corps within the
past two or three days, and it is understood
that a large number of officers will be ordered
to duty in a day or two. Orders have been
given to recuft the marine corps up to the full
standard provided b. law. When the vessels
now fitting out for active service are provided
with their full compliment of marines, their
viii be none left at TIE navy yards. The bat
talon TO be sen to Key West will be for the
purpose of guarding public property, and
will be under command of Col. Haywood.
1t is rumored that Admiral Porter will com :
mard the West Indies squadron, but there is
no official know edge of the matter.
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Maine State Educational Association.
WATERviLLE, Nov. %

W ATERNfLLE, NOV. 20.
Professional teaching was further consider
ed by Prof. Fletcher. While there might
possibly be in some persons an aptitude to
teach. this aptitude would be rendered much
more efficient by observance of well estab-
lished methods of doing teachers work
These methods are based upon well defined
laws of mental development Teaching,
successful teaching, is no chance process
Objects, ideas, names, classification, sensa-
lions, perceptions, reasoning, conclusive
judgment: this is the order in which the
outer physical world and the inner mental
evolution correspond. Here are laws, and
law means Science, Skill, professional work
The Prof. then considered briefly some Of
the means to secure this professional skill.
Prof. Rounds followed in further coEsidera-
ton of the means to professional training.
We need reference libraries, and the fullest
equipments for our Normal Schools, longer
institutes, better methods of examination and
certifeation of teachers, better pay for tea CHI
er's services and a law requiring the attend.
ance of teachers at institutes. Mr.. Jones
thought that Normal Schools or departments
shonld be established in every comfy. Prof.
Stetson then announced the members of the
various committees.
After IT cess valuable paper was read by
d. ID. Patten, Principal of the High School,
Portland, subject, "What between the COM
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FOREIGN.

Berlin, 26. Archbishop Ledochowski is
ordered to resign within one week from tine
notice. He has received a letter from the
Pope exhorting him to frmness.
London, 90 A despatch from Madrid says
that the north German squadron were ON
Tuesday last formed in line of battle before
Carlagena to enforce the demand upon the
insurgents for the restoration of 25000 presetas
which were extorted from German subjects.
Upon notice that a refusal would be followed
by bombardment, the insurgents paid the
money.
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Sg@Go to Deliver & Pishons for Nice
Brackets and Fancy Cabinet Ware. nov2Gtlm
Worn TO u shadow.

Flesh, muscle AMI mind alike Gcterorate when
the stomach filters in its duty and tue bowe7 do
not perform their pant scavengers OF the sy- tenn
regul trly and naturally. /. chronic dyspepsia The
body il u~u lily ema iated and the mus oulir fibre
loo-e am fl,bby, and the brain incapable OF pro-
longed IT vigorous cXertioH. Etery organ, eveey
member even the immortal mind itself, is to GER
tain extent deuendent upon the stomach 10 sup
port. etren- then and regulate his feeder OF tie
fails to perform it, functions properly. good APP
petite. an increased flow of the gastric juice, and
perfect digestion and assim la,ion viii assurvd!y
be the resu The manner in which the great tonic
and Alternative effects of dyspep- il is direct
and simple. IL stimulates the digestive organs.
ccanses it'll Int convul ing The bowels regulates
the flow OF bile ana determines il into the rigl I
channels, and exercises Z tranquilizing influence
over the nerves. nov.J teOd XWiW
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Masonic Xxx Directory.

TRINITY COAIMANDERY, No. !, knights Tenn
par. Stated meetings Friday on or before the
Commander. o. Qurby, Recorder; n. l..
Smi h, recorder p'o IN.
ALPHA COCNCIL-Meets at Hallowen. Quar-
terly Convocations, January, April, July, Oc-
tober; Wednesday succeeding fun moon j.
W. Toward, Thrice Illustrious Master.
at Hallowell. Stated convocations Thursday on
before the full moon of each month. John
W. Rowe, High Priest. F. J. Da secretary.
BETHLEHEM LODGE, No So, f. and n. NJ.
Stated meetings first Monday of each month.
Special meetings on Monday evenings. John W.
Rowe, Master. {. ii. Brick, Secretary.
AUGUSTA LODGE, No. 14l, F. 4 a. NJ. Stated
meetings first Tuesday of each month. Special
meetings every Tuesday evening. c. u. Nor
ton, Master. +. +. BacAman, Secretary
noyG- Gm
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Daily Aeaaebse 9oarnal.
FROM BOSTON.

Boston, &c. a fire in North Cambridge
to-day destroyed large wooden building on
Cedar street owned by Samuel G. Reed, and
occupied as family, hotel and for stores,
Offices, etc. Loss, $500, 900; mostly insured.
The terms of the lease of the Vermont &
Massachusetts, Railroad lately affected by the
Fitchburg Railroads are reported to be these ::
For the first two years the Fitchburg Com
pany pay to the Vermont & Massachusetts,
four per cent. per annum on the capital stock !;
the following two years five per cent, and
ever after six per cent.