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New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
SYRACTrSF UNIVERSITY.

4cXERCIsES OF COMMENCEMENT wEEK-A COLLEGE
OF TTNF ARTS ESTABLISHED, TO OPEN IN SEP
TENDER.
SYRACUSE, y. Y, June 26.-Moses Colt Tyler,
In his address before the corporation OF the Syracuse
University said syracuse is likely to become as cee-
rated ~ the future for Attic Salt as hitherto for
Sthe genuine bagged aud barreed article" This fame
will be achieved If achieved at ALL through the infu-
enee OF its rising growing University, whose second
commencement is just finished. 1t is not well known
w II should ne what earnest and successful efforts have
been made by the trustees and friends of this nstitu
ton As President Brown Of Hamilton College re-
marked on the occasion Of the Inauguration Of
Chancellor wincheu, II had heard OF your eff
forte % found College, but what was my
surprise to lind all of the machinery OF a
great institution working as beautifully though It
were thousand old" The anniversary exercises
commenced on Sunday the 221 al p. in the First
" +. Church by the able baccalaureate address OF
Chancellor Wincheu on Reasons for the Faith" In
the evening the Rev. Mr.. Bidwel A. NJ. OF Worcester
Mass preached before the Society of Religious Inquiry
iu the First Presbyterian Church. Monday was class
day an occasion usually filed with fun and froic but
The first class day Of Syracuse University happily
diversified with the grave and gay. The graduating
class dedicated most valuable and beautiful sun-dal
that they placed upon the grounds and planted the
customary IVY beside marking their happy recognition
o the incoming by the presentation OF the mush
ana muh OoWis the Hleais IoI CpplHs the rIeouLilu
The traditional pony, &C, &c IN the evening was the
r.OCutOusry contest, College Hall. On Tues
day evening. in the Plymouth Church, PROT Moses
Cot Tyler gave pleasing and instructive ADDRESS on
The Eiry Colleges and College Builders OF
America" The Alumni held their literary exercises on
W8dnesdty evening in the college hail. which consisted
su address by the Rev John Alabaster Of Elmira,
y " anu a poem by Mrs. Mary Green wood After
this Chancellor Wincheu gave his reception in the par
~ the Hall of Languages" To-day has been held
the second Commencement IN Wieting Opera House.
Perhaps the gem OF the occasion the masters ora
tiOu ON Religion and Law" by John S. Morgan OF
Rochester. " Y The trustees Initiated several ad-
vauced movements, the principal OF which was The
College Fine Arts" under the superintendence OF
PruL r Comfort as Deau OF the Faculty. Prof Com
fort B well known ardent ana enthusiastic worker
u the department OF aesthetic culture. regular four
years course has been adopted, faculty secured and
Tins regular College Of Fine Arts IN America Will Oe
ftfssfl Zf.sls
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COLLEGE COMMANDMENTS.
CT LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY.

COMMENCEMENT WEEK AT CANTON - PRESIDENT
GAIEEs's BACcAIGUREATE AND OTHER EXER-
-BkNEFACIIoNs TO THE COLLEGE
CANTON N. Y, June 2S-Beside being one
OF the principal literary institutions in Northern New
YORK this University acquires inconsiderable inn
orance the object Of the special Of the i5O Uni
versast Churches Of the State, theological school,
the oldest in the denomination law school, and col
lege OF letters and science constitute the University
The citizens Of Northern New-YOrk have shown pecu-
liar interest in the college from its foundation In 1885, and
aaconsequence as the strong effort made the past Winter
TO remove to more central point, Utica, failed.
Local feeling aroused at the prospect OF losing
object OF much interest and pride and It discov-
cred that "insuperable legal obstacles would prevent
hts departure from Canton One result Of the agitation
been fresh manifestation OF regard for the Univer
sy by citizens In that section which takes the form Of
liberal bequests its funds 1t will come into posses
of about $4,000 very soon half Of which the
immediate fruit OF tue proposal TO With this
Of its Of usefulness 1t receives Also
valuable accession In the person Of the new President
the Rev. A. G.. Gaines, experienced educator Pres
dent Gaiues's Baccalaureate was given on sun
day morning June p. II vigorous and dlscrIin-
mating discourse.
mere inventory OF the weeks exercises will show
that popular notion Of the importance of Commence
ent at Canton has some foundation in fact Following
Presidents Baccalsureate Sunday morning. was the
annual sermon OF the President of the theological
school. the Rev E. Fisher. d. D.. delivered Sunday
evening Tuesday afternoon the Board of Trustees de-
liberated over the welfare Of the and Tuesday
evening DIR. G.. T. Flanders OF Lowell Mass. gave the
annual address before the ErOmathean Society. We'd
nesday forenoon devoted 70 the Commencement ex
ercses OF the College OF Letters and Science. In the
afternoon OF the day the alumni dinner took
uaoe with the usual accompaniment OF dry toast and
ucy speeches, and in the evening the Rev. l. NJ Atwood
az The ChrsiiaH Leader. New-York, delivered the adj
dress before the ThelOmatheSian Society. Thursday
morning came the Day K. Lee Prize Essay" read by
author John Hilton. and the alumni address before
the Association OF Alumni OF the theological School
which given by the Rev. A. b. Hervey Of Troy. In
he the graduating exercises Of the Theological
school took place, and in the evening the address 20 the
graduates OF this department was given by DR.. Miner,
President OF Tufts College, Boston.
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RANKNG AND TrNANchL.L
. BANKING HOUSE, OF r. lSk Hsh yhio-o
NJ X N.sa,rt-sT. kEW-IORK July i, 1913.

No. B NAssAU-sT. NEW iohh' jug - t"' .
We recommend to our friends aud customers ior
investment Of surplus capital, or IN exchange for
Government bonds.
The CHEsApEAkE AND oHIo SEVEN PER CENT
GOLD BONDS, Principal and interest payable IN gold
in New-York City interest payable Jan. iandJuly
bonds Of $1,000 each coupon or registered. Pice
90 and accrued interest
The CHEsAPEASE AND ONO RAILROAD, A GREAT
EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE. 4SO miles in length.
extending from Atlantic tide-water at Richmond to
Hunting gton. the most favorable point of railroad
connection with the Ohio River, is completed, and
doing a large. profitable, aud rapidly increasing
business.
Irs TRAFFIC in the transportation of Agricultural
Products and general merchandise between the West
snd tho Eastern aud South Atlantic States, and in
tho DEVELOPMENT Of the IMMENSE Iron. Coal, AND
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

States Patent ONCE had given him practical acquant
with his subject that easily enabled him to present
TO the students valuable address
Wednesday morning opened clear aud beautiful. The
college is favorite with the weather Ony
the most twice. has there been rain on commencement
day. At $50 tue band led fine procession from the col
lege buildings to Center Church. The following the
order Of exercises:
Name BENJAMIN Crane. Crawfordsvo. Ind. De
cison, T. G. CrOnkhite, Marshhed, Ind. The Outlook,
]. a. DetohOn, CrawfOTdsyille, Ind. The NOrld Is
Governed too Much W ID. Frazer warsaw, Ind.i The
Mystery Of Self c. A. Greene Leeds Wis Labor and
the LabOrer j. willis Hiatt Crawfordsville Ind Every
Nation's Enemies +. w. Iddings Lexington Ind Law
OF Nature, j. o. JENNINGS, Mound stanon II AtteT tne
yer Preacher W. II. Kent, Williamsport. Ind. ; The
Right to Right About. 4 4 Marshall, Pereeton, Ind
Earnestness Ira Mcconnell MunciO Ind. Modern Des-
potsm Harry Mill gan nCrawsfordsville.lnd The Right
Of Choice, II. NJ Perry, Crawfordsylle, Ind Milton,
Il. j. Rice, Frederick, ILL.,; Defeated by Victory, W II.
Ripley Terre Haute Ind. PrInople-The Power OF the
Leslie ID. Thomas, Newport, Ind. Concerning Names,
g. L. Ward. Toledo o.. Lesson. c. ID. Whitehead. Col
umbis Center o. Cnaractensucs OF National Progress,
George W. Wilson. Crawfordsville, Ind. Address ~
Class, President Tuttle.
Following the class the President conferred the de-
grees course. and the honorary degree OF d. ID upon
minister the Rev. Mr.. Kendall Of this State follow
ing the custom OF the College which has always been
chary OF comforting honorary degrees After the Com
mencement exercises. the Alumni Association gave
dinner in the College chapel TO which their wives.
ent and prospective, and prominent visitors generally
we're invited.
The College is now in better condition than ever. 1t
has complete college buildings large library aud per
haps the finest cabinet In the West Indeed it said
to be second 20 but IN the United States The report
income ana donations OF over 100000 during year
IL has generous friends everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

WEDNESDAY. July 2-P NJ.
There still seems TO be magic in the name of Van
derbilt and the election of the Commodore to the
Presidency of the Lake Shore Railway Company in
place of his deceased son-in-law, Horace +, Clark,
NOT only sent the Lake Shore stock
up to 9G:, but infused life and
spirit into the entire list of active
shares. The business at the Stock Exchange to-day
has been more animated and OF greater volume than
for many weary weeks past. AT the start prices
were about steady, but the market soon improved
and some large transactions were reported, Lake
Shore and Pacific Mail attracting especial attention
The former advanced from 9js to 96! and
the latter from 3js to 80, but yielded i'll
the late dealings to 9js and 80! respectively. The
general market advanced to per cent until about
O'Clock, when the tide turned, and at the close
prices were weak. New-YOrk Central advanced
from 1O2. TO 1881 The bids for the two million first
mortgage per cent bonds of the Company. which
were very large in amount, were opened
to-day at noon, and the entire amount
of tho loan will be awarded at fraction over lO1.
Erie was about steady on very slight transactions.
Rock Island was strong on moderate business, as
were also Hannibal and st. Joseph and st. Paul
The business in investment shares was small, Michl-
gan Central selling at 9Ola9l, while the remainder
of the list was without materal change. Sliscella-
neons and Express shares were dull A meeting of
the Directors of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railway Company was held at the office
of the Union Trust Company to-day, at which Com
modore Vanderbilt was chosen Director in place OF
Horace F. Clark, deceased, and VIM. H. Vanderbilt
in place of w. b. Bishop, resigned, after which the
Commodore was chosen President. The Executive
Committee was reconstructed as follows: Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, VIM. Ii. Vanderbilt, Augustus
Schell, and james II. Banker. The infusion of tins
strong element Of n. Y. Central into the Lake Shore
is regarded as practical consolidation of the Cen
trol and Lake Shore Companies The opening, high
tat, lowest, and closing prices off active stocks
sold to-day were as follows: ..
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
Totals. .s1ll14o.oOO s3I,ISa,aOo

The money market was exceedingly easy, and CAL
loans ranged from to per cent. The market pre-
sents no features. aud low rates will probably
be the rule for a long time to come In discounts a
moderate business was driven Oh the basis OF 6i@7
per cent for prime business notes.
The Government bond market was qniet and
prices were without much change. A good demand
prevailed aud the offerings usual were insufficient
to meet it, 1923 and 1868 sold at li6i 1868. old
advancing to 11S; 1868 brought III New Fives,
1l43 and Currency Skies ll4!. Fisk & Hatch report
IL lln, II In m
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

The foreign situation showed no marked change
from yesterday, frmer feeling prevailing in se-
curitios at London. and the bank rate being un-
changed notwithstanding some talk yesterday Of an
advance Money at the Stock Exchange rules tai
per cent below the bank rate on Government secur-
ties while the rate of discount on three months
bills was reported per cent below at the close Of
business. These facts coupled with the influences
heretofore mentioned had depressing effect on the
gold market After declining to 1l, the price rose
to ISL and still later reacted to ll5 On gold loans
the rates were 81 g. 80 5, aud per cent for carry
ing. The Assistant Treasurer paid out S222,OOO IN
currency and S200OO in coin interest on the pupllc
debt, redeeming $4,000 in called bonds. The davs
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as iol-
lows Gold cleared. S46,9G9OOO; gold balances
S2,O59,T7; and currency balances, s2,T9l,6SO. Inc
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED.

y EEw AND BsL.RGsD BDroS or HORACE GkBRlBTS AUTO,
BIOGRAPHY with Aupen continuing Memoir hs ae years an
Death tnd the best Ofhis famous Campagu Speeedes
THK LAST PORTRAIT RIVER PuBLshHD, hhfhk
sFyriN9 SUMNER oF 1917.
The grsa: Gre-eys Autobiography ara ,lso Tor 'oe
more wonderful intellectual display which ne
Rastern and Western 10 the Pres dnht Cn
led pf edition oi the Aooiosaph
VITA arge Apye1lG the Of ns HE 70 tbe ehi
reproducing % and suggestive Of hs min a1mhoe 40
brilliant Campaign speeches concluding with an erhsue ana
analysis of the cmyhEn, originally rePfe1 % .e hoh
James 5 Pike ernte Stels Minister ~ the Hague, There 49,
be,ds, prety complete collection Greelevs MseaneOu
Writings, nulyg anons h famous with Ro1sr
Dale % Msrisge aud Divorce
Price handsomely in CLOTH with two Portraits ~ sent W
mail receiPs Of pnce. AdireS ihh lIDtNb "eN-IoA
TIFE-SIZE PORTRAIT of Mr.. GREELEY,
BusW tey received ie" copies 81
b excellent likeness Mr. Greeley s plate was destroyed IN The
Boston ifeJ. and them tnu regular Ince. 81
The thpErsph Mr. Gree@T al Family st 10 be hal 81
y" WYE ~ THR TRIBUNE. NeH.York
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Glendlnning, DAVIS & AmOry,s closing prices were

Reading closed IN Phiadephlh at III
William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus 80 days time, and II to
Q per cent bonus on 90 days at points varying
from the market price of the securities named
na fnllnMs:
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

TIMBER RgsOURCEs or THE AGLEGHANfEs AHD IHh
GREAT KANAwHA VALLEY, is growing as rapidly a.
it can bo organized.
Irs PASSENGER TRAVEL between the East, snH
West and Southwest, and 60 the White sulphur
and other celebrated medicinal springs on its I0u1'
is large and rapidly increasing.
Irs EARNINGS during the current year VIII po
much larger than has heretofore been anticipati'
and will largely increase from year b year
NONE oF' THE OTHER GREAT EA'f AND "h"I
TRUNK LINES and Coal and Iron thof)ngotHo,,
whose revenues are now 50 enormous. commencol
their business with anything like The traiflc wh'ch
has greeted the opening of the Chesapeake anu op,
and its growth promises to equal I'm magnitlis ana
excel in rapdty that of the most successful of us
predecessors.
These facts, together with the thorough cOastruc-
ton and substantial character Of the road Itself aud
the great value of the companys property sud rin-
chises enable Us to recommend their Securities with
the utmost confidence.
Pamphlets, containing full information concern
ing the road and the country it trsyerse5. wall DO
furnished upon application
We continue TO deal in Government Securities.
CENTRAL PACIFIC WESTERN PACFfC. and CHE5h
PEAKR AND ONO SIX PER CENT BOND'. buy lni sei
Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange Da ;pl.ns-
sion for cash. make Collections. receive DspJs.-.
on which we allow interest at the rate of -Four per
cent and do general banking business.
Fisk & HATCH.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

O." . TT II July a. 1879
sALEs AT THE STOCK ExCHAHGE-0FPIcIAL REPORT,
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE TRIBUNE
FIRST CALL. 10! O'CLOCK A. b. ....
SALES Of GoperHHstif Bonds.
1000 u s. 62OC 6iebcl6t 500 u. g. $40 G. 65 nlB
1000 u g. $40 q. 6T1Ti a 900 Us O.. Curry be ia
ECO0..-.... ........17t $4,000 US6s, Q. '5l bellis
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

There is nothing to report in State bonds, ana
the only important change in Missouri SKIES,
which declined from 80 to %. The quotations are
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

For SALR-S760OO Cairo and Fulton r. Il. Co.'S
First Mortgage Sinking Fond, Land Grant peII
cent Gold Bonds; s5l0N Cairo, ArAinsls' am ai1
Bonds. H. q. MARQUAND. No. i9J DcOa1way.
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lOAlD W >
nHsrei Aske

Railroad bonds were moderately active. The Pa
cifc mortgages were higher, particularly in Union
Frss, which sold up to So. Many of the issues were
quoted ex-interest. The quotations were follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

TEN PER CENT HOME INyEsr~ENr.-FwSr
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND GOLD BoSDS OF the
LAMouLE VALLEY. ST. JOHNSBURY AND ES'
SEX COUNTY RAmROADs. One hundrsi ani
seventeen miles long. from the C0nnectc4t
River to Lake Champain. and forming ths
Vermont Division of the Portland aud Ogiens-
burg Railroad Trunk Line, issued IN denominations
Of 800, 500, $1,000. and absolutely limited To
$4,000 per mile, WITH A BASIS OF A CASH CAPITAL
STOCK or 81, 100000 PAID IN AT PAR. Interest payi
BILE ia Gold Coin in Boston or New-fork' November
and Mayl. They yield. at present rates Of gold
s7-S PER CENT. and held to maturity. 10 PER c@Hr
per annum interest.
E. I, FAIRBANKs & Co. st. Johnsbury. Vt.
FAIRBANKS & Co, 81 Broadway. NewYorlS.
FAIRBANKS, BROwN & Co., ? Milk-st., Boston.
Financial Agents.
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BONDS AT A BARGAIN.
MONTCLAIR RAILWAY BONDS.
guaranteed by the Midland Railway for sale az 80
JAMESON. SMITH & COrrING. ii Broa1-ot.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

Posir sivs- 51,c lover, v'h Only isht traa.s'as a.
tb ,1c0n: sales follows a toe bass Of 10" hhln<A
sal, last evening after p. m: Juy $40 81 w
August OBJ at sc; september, 100 at 8 II OetoJf ~ a.
iq Rrrhnre-Ic pad u July; otsl 0D 5,t
S, ,T 40 10 D. "a Julr ~ }l5c 80 At SOir. 100 81
2O 1870 100 2l1 6c August pbi at bi 30 Al sOf O
100 AZ l8 lioci OyDet W a
3 E1hang--.c paid so August 10 July. 'o'a 'O oa-
grand ,otal, q 40 bales. ,.-..--...
H bnnes doing any terrpton an<
marked quoted 10 D1Dc io yubnas
m and 10lglc orluiry IN Caryoes Jsya kFLt
Rica 8i Dl9fc for saFami '~o s 'eI'"'
AID 1900 for Ltguagri sn1 Jamaica, -
FLOUR AND EAL-rhe oppressive westh liberal 'rrri ,t
k ere ,eryp business in add the t'
no. mae n Sprug Wheat brands The Low iai Medium sils
~ er and 1te fur PimiiV grades nominal A. the close 30
- 200 hbls We
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

THE NATION (to-day) contains,
IL EDITORIAL ARTICLES
TIE SPANISH PROBLEM
TIIE PROPER STUDY Or MANKIND.
CORRESPONDENTS.
ENGLAND
MOTHS
REVIEWS.
BARON STOCKMAR
LOSSISGS LIFB OF SCHUYLER ...
TUKES INFLUENCE or THE MIND ON TIN BODI'
HiLLRBR ANDS FRENCH or TO-DAY. .,-,,, ,.,,,,r,.,,,
THE DOMINANT LANGUAGE OF IHk TWENTIETH II IhNlOhi
MONOGRAPHS, PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. ,z.,.,,
PLAYS AND ptjRITANS AND OTHER HISTORICAL ESSAYS.
STUDENTS SkRIRS or CLASSIC FRENCH PLAYS
FINE ARTS; -. 49,,
THE WEEK IN TRADE AND FlNaNCE-
TxRss-Fye dor, Ger annum aivance; Cynen Pcnr Dol
lar. 1.-THE NATION" > Beekmsa-st. New York.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania Skies. 1Os; Philadelphia aud Erie Rail
road. o5: Reading Railroad, 55i; Pennsylvania Rail
road. 5il Gold. 1l5l. ...
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
THE MARKETS.
1ca,.nlir r.nor,e1 for rne rarnrxs

ICarefuliy reported rug rsrsuSsi
wgDNRsDAr. JrlT !, l5Tl
ASffES-The receipts toiiy pkg Pot are steady Hih
,,... iohtoy iem,nf A. 80 Pearls dali sni noTunh
lOTTON-rhe Cotton tue SPOT remaAs seff d ana
,,,,s, ,,s uouiu.ly unchanged. We quot i0Ilogs