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Anciiou Sales OF zeal Gstate.

COTTON MILL FOR SALE.
X Thoroughly built OF brick having $3.50 spindles l72
looms machinery been used only two years and IN
ft rate order ~ every respect building in thorou repair
annie water powC. 70 - he year roomv and
colmoClous teueueBs for ll force Of un hands situated
10 pirtsneG line II ~uucook Naley railroad -
1ui'e, Concord y II. To bo sold at auction Oh the
premises,
On TUESDAY, April L. al u ococE noon
not previously c-pCs,d Of 1T private sale Tor ii,f i
ficuIai- Apply EBES DALE. ~ vOnsAlres, bOslo-
or o. NJ DANIa, llttsEed, y ".
EOR SALE, at auction, TUESDAY, April
Z - 1S-T. al 10 o'clock. noon the LAKE, WACABJ G
HOTEF. ana SUMMER ByARDtNG-Hs ISL, with furrn-
ture OF land cottages. bowling alley lceoe
ftt &C Situated Ncstchesfr County y. y fCur miles
ess Of Gciacas Bridge station tie Harlem Railroad
JOSEPH BENEDICT A.sfr,ear
HAENEN MEAD, j-''-
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AURORA, CAYUGA LAKE, y. Y.
To those familiar this beautiful country seat Of Henry
Wells no description is necessary.
circular woodcut details of description etc
will be application TO -
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Friday, April ~, 1877
The following auction sales were disposed of
~ the Exchange saesrOom to-day:
Bv L. II Muller 4
three-stOrv attic brick house, with lot No 2l6
Fiizabeti-st bet Prince and HoustOn-sts lot 2Ox 80
Marian Sanford. il, fOU
Ry Z. H. Ludt0tr q Co.
three story and attic brick house, with lot No lO1
2dave. " s. 25 fl u OF 6th.st, lot 24xlOO Johu 800
BIZ Scott Myers.
lots on 5fh ave r cor OF s7thst each 25X140 also
Sqs lS. John stevens & Sanae 900
BIZ Biqc1V6ti Rikcr & Wlttns
three story and basement hrOWD-stOne house, win
i,5 Geo S r Read ........ $500
BV UtnaHs & Ddrtes.
f0ur story brick building, with lot. on Bostonroad
SorI S'' " ~ $4,000
M1, 9 Ike insurance COMPANY 1900
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We annex current revised rates OF fofels'n e
Prime banking sterling bills on 90 days
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QUITE SUITABLE.-The man who had fit at
ready made tailors estab hment has since recovered
his suTVrise.-l Funny Folks
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-2 O'CLOCK
- & 2. Re,stared 1881 / : 5-20 Registered '6s
y mn I0OOD ..-.--.-... ia
- - On reg ,tared Co. y ( 1910 Registered
y 400 I09L ISIS III 3
r Z "a CotroI. s. V [ ~ Registered 1891
"a 1O9ls 5,O0O.....--. .. lO1 y
L : 500 coupon, 1867 -
lIA4
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no RENT, LOCUST GRONE-Ihe COUN-
A TRY I.~iDFNt't. Of Prot. Morse at Poulh
keepse. Of the most beautiful ana hea my sites on ne
Hudson River The mansion plainly furnished for Summer
residence b. rented Apply 70 IltoNf~5N
d WEEKS. PouElkeeUsie o. 10 LORD, DAY * LORD, No.
l2O DruqGwav. NCW-lOIa.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFER



~ ,iT,1s ev t6 Frederct Be Nominal
Rood iga4s ISm ard yiie 70 C6rnSs -reil 20 600
Centralave. s., 20 9x25Ox Irregular JnO Barry to
12rs.si. So 1915 Il OF 3d.ave, 226xl06.G CaspaT
CtE-ds and wife % In0 SchuclmGn 9nlnai
Tra4lvly. es . 70 its OF Bleeckerst 25XlO3; Fred 1900
erik Facouer Jane Falc0DeT luoOU
Contra ave @ 7cX2jO1 irregular VIM Florence
John -NoiIiai
: ta-s-.s IS 1854 r V u 1Ithave l6.SxlD0.5 John
Eie1 I'd ard " ary a Re stci oillLal
l. ave. w. corner uI S, jDXluU (2'c Naidli Han 800
nah kee 20 otto kOkutrii- - 4GUO
Ctsf-si s. l-j r Of 2d-aye. 20xleO5; John I $1,000,
EIgg 90 J0 80 LOc-W oJl Aou".
els 81 io IL, " FS Si a' 'o- $1,000
1Gil-aVe. > 4e6 ftu Of 15tas, 22.5XlO0 : John NJ -
tfcGrire aud site Ia Michael Mcclure -...: 5eOt
Ws-t Washing tsa square, tN0s 80 and 54)i Anna NJ
Never hHs and tC Henry Meyer y OnllnaI
G. -.f. 1928 90 OF 4thaye, l1OxlOO4; NcAclas -
4ouIv
20 r 10 f = -CV " 1900
c6tsf : 70 n r oi l ave- g5xlO22; 70 1850
IT, I i ~ ib 5S I, o. i-''- '- 1000
lI t,,s $ z 10 II , ' i''-' 45CO
u qs.o on and w Si to TO SIMMONS 5000
s-'; , We M y VIZ M " 1000
LJMcaLJ = = SA'A"k' 4'ep"'y hes'''7i'
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forees. Garrlaaes, 6arnsss. &r.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
- YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE up
TOWN OFFICES No I..ya broadway. IIrty St,
or Eighth 100 Third
ave. cor. Fory--ev-nthst; the HARLEM OFFICE, No
lItI Third ave. cor hundred twenty fourth It
t4Mlem Saving. Bank Buildng, MP TO p H., at regular
office rates.
TOR SALE-A HORSE eight years old. with
/ or without wagon. Inquire li3 ThGmps0nst milk depot
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q "a
seller 80 days 4O- seller 10 DAYS t4oa seller 10
days. 275a. seller go days. 5Z2 seller 80 days
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA srOCBs.
Bln Asked. Bid. Asked.
CITY g. ..... ll2ap ll3 Schuylkiu Navlf IN
g. r. r. OF n J..l32 - 4 Northern Cen 4. x. IS IL
Penn r. R......... ~ 31ls Lehigh Naygaou 20a 20a,
Eradne r. r.. l17s - OH Creex 81 A. Il. ~ "a
I4high Waller R.. 372 3T's Hestonvtlle Rwy. ia 42
Caawiesa r. n. Pr. 80 80 Central Iransp.... 30 35Aa
pail & II. r.. 3
Cable advices report an irregular market for
securities in London British cOnsois opened
weak at 9Ji3is and closed ut 95ios. In
United states bonds, old lsD0S declined 10
1924, ten-fOrtes aud 1865 10 lOss and new nves 10
1861: Erie 6l, the preferred l0lI Illinois Central,
45Sl5la, and Central and HudsOu 9049O2 Paris dis
patches report the French five per cent rentes down
iOj45 closing 1870. sight exchange ON London
quoted az 25.l7. The foreign exchanges here wero
higher Leading drawers advancing rates 70 ~ 81 and
81 8Gia and 81 ssaSi ssis. Gold was rather
moro active today the opening sale az
I0S' from which IL advanced TO IO6is In the
afternoon the price declined 10 1858, Notwithstanding
the advance in rates OF sterling Loans cost 2la and
per cent carrying aud fiat The Assistant Treasurer
paid out $500 IN coin interest and s230,0O0 IN
redemption Of called bonds. The days business at
the Gold Clearing Department OF the Bank OF tbs
state OF Sew-York covered: Gold cleared, S3ils2. OOO
gold balances Sl562Si0; currency balances, 81, 700
600 The gold quotations were AZ follows:
~ l06le los 3 s. los p
~
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Northwest III
pyKRSMEyr STOCK pEPARrMExr-IOA O'CLOCK

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARIMENI-lUAi O'CLOCK
AND Hip O'CLOCK A. VI.
& 8 6s Counon. 1851 L so Registered, 1891
l2O0O ll3's f9,O'O 't...Dc IOt .
L : S. Registered lsSl : Currency %
5000. ......-.. .....1llsa lOOOO...... .....l2l2i
L IS. Coupon, 1881
x L lilat
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! O'CLOCK p. VI.
SECOND BOARD
Allan and Pac 7

SECOND BOARD O'CLOCK p. VI
ScJss Of STATE LOHds-RGiEOGd BORds-B0HE and Rail
road ShdFeS-ErDresS Stocks. DC.
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Gonntrp properip % ftf.

A TWO-STORY HOUSE, furnished, at Plat tt1
n bug y. Y. TO RENT rooms L1eau X "a Aldrsss
healthy p mile from churches rlaiAets az ]'
GEOBGE MOORE. Piattsbarq, \. Y.
AT NEW HAVEN, Conn, for KEN Ia In.
N large HOUSE, FUANIsHED or " 49, IL ID5
modeT npfovements 10 alton central and pleasant law.
and garden new stables Ierns moderate mum
ii. =. HOADLLI. NGw,4aVeh' Coh-
BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED villa 20
Ib RENT-Hour from city near III "s'er a"'''"'''
healthy. ATWATEIt, Riverside Conn.
CITY and COUNTRY-$6OO.-fo rty MIN
~ comfortable ride from Lberiyst conpelnk uanA
lines by uamerous trans III midnight yearly iare tO0 coz
venient Residence and Grounds AoSe s
cellar, hot aJd cola "atT Da.o
closet call bella ETC. sxtrs large villa plot ai out 30
shade truit zines, berfles Ae ms
drained and healthy ninEtes yak by pAveo st,s.s
Of City Of EhLsDci ana
station al West EiI"DeiA ~ y
Central Railroad. App al premises or W tas OHSLh
keen a. Ne. sassaask
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FIRST BOARD-IOl2 O'CLOCK 4. ".
eccs or State BOnds-RdiirOdd BOHdS-idnH and Rail
road ShdreS-ErDress Stocks. 6c.
North Western Pf
ION -. 40

100. bee 42l2
100 .... AZ
Central ~ y J
2O0....bc. 81
e, {. & andI
S..bc. o3i2
Pitts, TT Wayne &
Chic CD
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BrookInn Real Gstate for Sale.

DWELLING-H HOUSES Nos. IS WillOw-st.,
~ 81 ct st. 49, 81. and jS Hassaust 100 and lO2 Pine
Iypie-st = nd 1877 WiilOuglby st. "a lafayette ave
GORDON l. FORD, 81 Clark ST. Brooklyn
FOR SALE OF 10 LkT-A large portion OF
the purchase money mortgage II desTed-osoTy brck
DW ELLINi, 30. q 1.afaF ctte ave; lot ZZXt5.
GORDON J.. FORD, 81 rlsTa-st, BfooklyL
FOR SALE.-One LOT or PLOT on Clinton
ave. BIoOAyn. viii erect building on tie same TO sqt
purchaser present pnees good opportunity for &c
srA5ie residence. Apply f. 3 DRIsCOLL 81 Fark-pace
Room Is
EOR SALE or TO RENT, FURNIShEl(--
Tie fl sz.d tireesinry aud basement BRICK house lS2
HTsoDs 0pUost Christ Church The house 10 10 good
ole ano Is uy III EeG: the location - Cen+ 2nH NeIt
pe@AAot, terms MOI. rate. Apply on prsmises
FOR EXCHAEGE-HOUSES brown-stone
Iog.s dlrsey entrance Of Prospect PARK Brook
Ebicr EXCHANGE OF SALE. Located 70 ara u SsFs9sn
ave- 81 and So Nsrkc ave l53 Prospect place, sol La
LPace al aeu. every respect admirably loeSteo VIII
a. improvements Owner Would tske IN part payment ots OF
So aouse5 ROBkkI . BUSslNGf 2O4 bOnsaRueS1'
Continental Guiding, Brooklyn Broker IL Real Es1ate'
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Gin DrcacrIn 60 Esi.

Gin DropcrIn GO EFT.
FACTORY and WAREROOM. near Broad
fEN Ea7 -I' "s'' T. F&ETTdbGE l2a Brood
TTO LET, Furnished or Unfulni,hed-The
\ HOUSE No. 2o2 kast l5tbst WI De PIT IN complete
TEyO LFT-A few desirable DWELLING
HOUSES good locations good order rents EeTy
moderate. INQUIRE Of CHARLES C. NAFELEY los East
HOU Us OF MaiisCnave and sidg sror near tie srS
three aud o.- stories cabinet finish Win nTor q rem
America LII INSURANCE Company, II and 10 warren IT, New
York. between II ana o'cocd -
CONN RENT-1O5 East 7sth-st., three
V0OO stoHe. haqds9qoy tTiiG2s I l l5g Sge
9I 1l0 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED;
lawn eleven good order Stay 8 Apply before A
ApGrtments 6 tlufnruisheo Rooms 10 Ect
VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE to LET to
"A Physician At Y Nadsonaye
4 STRICTLY private family will rent three
~ desirable ROOMS-parlOr and two bed"o0ms three
bedrooms references required Inquire ct 2D4 est 4tis
HARLEM.-Funshed I'd FLOOR, private
house; modern improvements nne location near cars
and rent SIS month; furnished rent go per
month. Cal -l9 East l25th-st., 2daye.
DARTlES living in their own house Will let
FLOOR TO or TWO gentlemen references exchanged
TENO LET.-Third FLOOR for small family or
furnished for gentlemen without board private
family. "a West 48thst
TFtO LET-A few desirable FLATS in first
class apartment Gg4g Y 9ei Us. T fl, fsGgge Ne W.
Y0;k
'EO LET-At 1874 Lexington-aye:, RECEP-
occupied such io the last 10 years references e1
changed.
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GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
N Be5axeport cOnn Address MISS EMIL EELSON.

tlR. and Mrs. J. II. MORSE would be glad
VI take into the country for three
boarding pupils, eler boys or girls Apply after D. at
rs West t4Lh-st
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l2Io O'CLOCK-sALEs BEFOR

|a Ut n w nrN''
1000 --.---- =
Mort! West COnsol
COJp q b
4O00....-.-- - \
5000 So ~ 2
-nrfl West Int Y
5.OOO..... lO7 2
Lake shore G ~
GuOO Tod
stL aud ! VI Isl
aO.OrO ... %
Eric 81 MOrtgae %
5000 ...... l0j
Del & Hudson
100 ...." 4 J 2,
10 ~
5O0-.a'n 81
American Express
10 80 - -l
Enc Es.lNJy
2u.....c. . =
A AM Il Teltg gram
700. ........ PA
30 ....... II
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pEEkSKILL N. " MILITARY ACADEMY
4 eiEsaisTs address the Pnucpals Oh CHARLES
WRIGHT. 4. NJ, ROBERT DONALD A Il.
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Gountrn propertn Go Get.

TOR RENT at East ORANGE. y. IA desir
Il able RESIDENCE. with without carpets and shaded
all modern stable Gar!cn shade, sc. Rent
low. Apply d BTusd-si., Room 10
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THE ROSE And S1RAWBERRY SHOW.


In Gilmorc's Garden yesterday the neatly
shav.n green par,crres seemed to have bossomcd into
banks of nowers ami its fountains seemed TO pnJ with
unusual life because of their brigh surroundings. ihc
exhibition s not strictly o. and Strawberries
for rare flower. OF all kinds are displayed, a.
are also choice fruits of many varieties. From
noon yesterday there was moderate attend
ance llofticuituiists, farmers, aud lruit-Hnw"rb
made up the crowd EXclgmations of delight
we've heard all sides visitors moved from on COS
lection Of fruit 10 another. When thoy reto'e1 tht
stand where the manmoth President Lincoln s'iah-
berries we're displayed pttrs, there was an aIdbe
smacking OF lips al the appetzing sights Wall then.'
whorpers" aad cUuntrynnn from Greene County,
who mad probaiy never Derrcs larger than those
which crimson the meadows Jbets what call Dusty
Miller" e1id one old lady % florist " what aye call
nf' "ltnnerciia Hostteati. madam" replied he.
" Dusty MIXERS good enough ior me, Eba'pta tue MI
Iast evening" tJlrong Of payons visited the garden, as
the combination offered was uiIusuHHy attractive. y
reared dsttcs.-d to know wat 20 become II the
eat flowers when the show over ana several ieit
flirn addresses %iih oietIp t":t 's i'i - -,
SOFAS might not have 10 waste tA'if sNtttn'hs IN "I
carts The dsngy of native ferns, r'n from he "ooi
was fine ana uNiiccs the glowing taste Tor thesc ieIFll
leaves. The wild Liurel "as nlro iniicE rdIiird m ~
bushes aud fJ.al ferns. The fountain he;ii tue
entrance was cncirclcd 10y partition. covered win
,1,en cauiirc on when wee several designs Dv eity
Stss s IN g GgiSt rs q S G S 'Sf" Of the
nag. rs the hundredul ANNIVERSARY OF lhe 9'dir
ID r.
tecs stars ~ tuiciOses on ylOe; gr'nndwWh STRIPES
of r,i and whit. carnations bridal SET Of coI"nct
breast and bad bo"qUcte, stands near ny. exquisite
N,ph,t tog roses considered thr ciocrs of whte roses
were buuchcd VIII; tuhcIsch C 1isllHt, all 0i Whch
weT. ynIlet. bA iratherl mAd'r BAN icf'' tn,
Tie fountain beyond III Ipusc st1uG is cnc!Tcie Win
st.uds ych t,. covered ~ o rOSes ~ watch are
cui nOwos. mostly thc rhrest VASES AhO'I'r ci'o3 10
so coveted viii! eat flowers iatSc siLo ptlii M
ported from Cina, Specimen Gi grni age hGIts Tue
circle nearest the fountain. tH5phrS F'-o-' li'ii
corks. crested mess IoH,r u'ia, 'FieTLe HotthG'
n damasr crimson velvet iose, Paul NeFOn
rogc.. Marec!i,l Natlli1nr LanAiGne. ara Ecititud
Nluche with CAl.in Suns;-i and DDLuis Hc!1r. lac
sidc by side gor1ts,us i-,d vf besu'y Iweniy lodr
vaIciIee OF raised 10y Dc JonSe o h'ai"d Island
nro nhown-,i.e "Ahmit Wovd' bciBg considered
psppclntiy beautuu
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TIRE srArE PRESS Aos0CIAHON

ALBANY. n. Y, juno 13.-The Newly Oril
State Pros. Association held their twriyars annual
meeting IN Ills city to-day. There about $50 mem
berg prrscnt Cnnries 4. Smith OF The ABang Er,nnJ
Jo,,aai. President of the association. made bTicf
address Of welcome The Treasurer report was read.
and The Committee Organization. Resolutions and
Finance vete then Appended The following resolutions
after debate were adopted:
Resircd That ~ all portions ~ TIE state thc prices sor
ou work should be- nearly unOrm aspOssibe anu tbh
rcluuucrntyc and reasonable srae shouie he adopted
for the basis ~ contracts hy tie members q; TINS aesoc
ton. -, T..
ehnu,d hr Uniform and based circulation, ana 4
10 900 circulation with Grch per cent to bc acded i"r
each acdi jnal 5JJ uy seem just end proer - inc
E,sICeI That the bid system ot advertising adopted
by some agencies Is injurious. rcini'uc ~ dcpfts'o
o' prices received for tae YOfK pcorBrd we therefore,
recommend members of this assocafh 70 refuse an hI
yeriisIng oi.t rel them upon thls " stem
K,'Oird. 7iipt with Yl-w 4. hr Improvement 81 nc
Of the uapcrs OF this Sat" recommend
the abolition ~ the Of cuts aud reTe0ype paes ny
tie members Of .s association, bcLevlnS tnei VIII h"t
only accomplish tue object naiei bui IN lhe ehu save
money hy ~ doing.
Peslrd That tie use OF patents should he discouraged
by the members with view 10 ihel aloilshuent as soon
"a, practicable.
Eesoisod That wallc recognize several OF the lead
advertising uCcucies as he'll! 20 the ctnt, we Gc-
spcciuly sugct th4t they Of Their Owu account, it-
duc6 eir commission tO 20 per cent instead o' %. as
now charged believing tlHt by So DONG they VIII pro
mote the Interests ol The Graf.
Letters OF regret read from Thurow Weed, " Mrs.
Parinston" and from Lieut1ov. Dorshcimer. Prof
Hrudley invited the members VISIT the High School.
After the meeting the members visited the Capitol.
the state Library, aud other points of interest
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OCTDOOR SPORTS.
A BREEZE IN THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB.
OPPOSITION TO THI ENTRY OF TIE DoU0LE-HuIA&p
SCHOONER NEREID.

A BREEZE IN TIE NETWORK YACHT CLUB.
OPPOSITION TO THI ENTRY Oh GilE DoU0LE-HCIL%p
SCHOONER NEREiD.
A meeting cf the Regatta Committee ct the
Neg.Yofk IA ht Cub was hcld yesterday afternoon at
No - Inoad-s to consider the prop1cty OF rcvoking
tie rneasurers certificate granted 10 the 6oUhle-hucd
Yacht Ncreit About 50 members Of the club were
present When 1t WAS learned That the NcrCi ntendcd
10 compete in to4iays regatta secondcass seho 1ne
several protests made by owncrs OF yachts OF th
class Anson T. stokes the .; the Ncrcid, learn
isg that the meeting 10 be called protested
very strongly IN circular issued To the
members nf the club AGAINST adverse action. Hc
stated that IL the committee should Ceciar" tha hS yacd
y unfit to be represented tno cldh WoG. nrst xiv
the members cGlurc 10 e&hi2e Lci ana lii We
express purpose of preventing her from iahiuS par 10
the regatta the Injustice 10 MN would ne nitpadhc
,nl.Iur, Kan, an the rejection o! the cc'tnra!r
stating tnRf tir most lha could ne done IN bis opinion
would bc 10 admit ,be NeTcid rs uouh chultd, center
board schooner Idcat. bat u Nis not falr % adnil
her TO compete vita secOhd-cia~,, sniElruu scruo
,rs 'Mny shOud Wc,' he concluded, permit
our sGuaatou 50 become hona OF monde
srrpt Vrssrls3 Alter animated discussion, several
motions and amendments were osl tdci bN Il ti' vote
Finally q nOtlpH b. adjourn was carried Wllch c'' the
question utoclc1. Tie Ncrcif is tA' 'rtioIe III liberty
to taKc part IN tda! sr"gtd a. .econGtl hooei
aua Mr. 50hcs has dec AIRED his intention Of taking part
IN thc race. ,,-,
schooner ~ feet long, l7lg tons toid ensnltincu'
dcckcd al over and hd, tWO large cabins, each ~ by -
aIl ic,t ElEb. Ii IN believed u0Il rf iu",
tina, she vii MAX i very fast yacht and 1t has bctH
made llV Yacht who were h,taii Oi tIch
l4ttttls Her performance ~ tv-day'r race VII Dc
watched with great interest ~ siic /, eclstcitu o.
pian which, It ~ sdd, combines great speed ana
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ADDRESSES BY PROMINENT TEMPERANCE ADN0CArFe.
The Essex County Temperance Convention
was opened az Park Hall Newark, ou Tuesday evening.
by an address 10y Miss Frances Willard Of Chicago In
wh.th she strongly incucated the doctrine Of toai al
stiueuoe for tie OF others Tho convention reas
scnled YESTERDAY m0Inins the session being taken nj
with prayec and testimony from reformed drunHards.
Among the speakers Was tine Rev. d. Mcl.yalno Oi
Newark In TIE afternoon n large audience assembled a.
Park Han. Tho Rev. DR.. Dunn o. thc lialsey street
Methodist Church mate the opening address. Oliver
Cotter SAID he believed IN united movement Tlere
mad been TOO much talk Thc rUnsellers dc
not care for all the women in New-Jcrsey
The laws must be used good way 70 test the lave
was 70 take one before the highest court. The
Judges were good men, ana Tie decision IN one cSc would
tell the story. He believed IA GOsrel temperance work.
aud urged the ladies 10 pray and work great good could
be effected bv their visiting the saloons. william II
Muudy said that what needed Was practical instead
Of theoretical work. The sentiment to-day was strong
enough 10 wipe every saloon IN the land lie urged
the people Of the state TO organize into one BODY ana
declared that with the stringent laws OF NeWJeIscy
properly enforced there would bc great change While
believing In prayer eXh0rlgtion, kindness ana 0Ne nc
also believed ia force IL reference 20 The saoOiees
he remarked TIM, would be proper to pray them into
the Kiulioru q, Heaven to sno0 them MIC the otheI
place The evening so sion 50. Iai StY .'tichheu.
peIF u"f AttTc later ,Iace u paper viii b. read
DE Willard Parker ,on The Ncithulc AsPe,ls M 'ur
temperate question ~ ia tN' ''""tee,'
of ScV y rs and George j. Ferry OF Orange VIII address
the convention Uese mccmrs IN ti9h "lth me
Ieinfanca League organized last week Tor TIE puloet
az iakng ncr,.ucc into potcs a!o creating farkcO
iu1Uence ia the community. aao eansh- e's.lha'lon
among the professional politicians. III" clergy men arc
nearly n mi. tin question. and mean TO- leave mo
STONE ,uturued IN testing the efficacy ~ tEou rlgu.
msetn. Nas called 10 meet at thc Methodist CLurch
fn Iryiugtou last night o. take acton iOaNe 10 Tie
inrresse of ucmperauce in that village The meeting
a ud3u5; cy Easteacd by ihe bario0in nsLi Oi last
SATURDAY uigat IN which stephen kni- we probably
fatally shot aud Via. wills w0und am the shoulder
on tuesday III Village IrJtc gave nCticc - the
saloo: kc.ir that hereafter ai must haYc ccrAe5 ana
h. rea0y 10 show thcn. and that liquor selling VAL bc
ailov,d on sunday Maycfs's saloon " mere tc sho"tus
af,rv occurred VII probably bc closed, ~ complaints
have beer made against IL. 1he leaders IA Tue pcscm
movement 90 not propose q ABOLISH suO0ns altogether
but 10 stOp drunken DraWls ia the village.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
POOLS on JEROME PARK RACES.

At Ii0bokea last evening the pool selling on
today's jerome Park as SPIRITED and the
sales were as any tne before the auth0r
ucs attempted Interference. The rcOIls Of Kelly and
Bliss were uToEgci 10 their utmost capacity. EonI
races will be ruu to-day The hrs is free handle ~
srcopsfakc. OF so cac II not declared Out. with $500
added the second horse receive Sl2J out % the stakes
The distance Iu!c. The scc0nd contest dash o p
mir tne ldIes' stakes fCI nir years ola, eJOO cn
trance half forfeit, with - 900 added. The second MY
W receive $500 out Of the stalks The tiid rae" II TOT
a rtirsa Of S7OG. heats Of Is Hn!c Tho bidding Was
ycrS active this! race, Ambush aud Councr selling
about even although A'nbN appeared 10 be tn1 iaNOr-
ito free handicap sWcer,taAc5 ol $50
each il not declared out tine second horse ~ receive
$500 cal Of TIE stake The distance is IL niie. ihe
following pools were sOid among others;
T,rd Lgce-EXilosOn, SiOJ; bertrain, sos; AusahnG
sI0l bs.gIaial. 400 Fnti!eSs slu2 HbadauaIihns
sIlS Mary 500; Waco, 9inj lcra, S3e.
hto01f hOc BOwles r.'Iie~, $50; c. IOiafds entries,
400; f. L0flluds nltItcs 500.
Th,fd RaocsiseI OF Mercy, Sll3 Courier Slls Ambush
slls
$50, Galway, $iIo rattncrsii &llG hsppih&nocS S4O5
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

WASHINGTON, June 13.-ReaT-A Admiral A.
Murray, ia command Of tl'e North Pacific station in d
dispatch 10 the Navy Department dated Ma1aan. May
e. reports particulars the ioss the steamer CITY
OF sau Francisco tic l6:h Of Nay heretofore pub
shcd and says that, owing 10 the good mana cement II
Capt wadde OF that vessel and tie perfect discipline
o the ship no lives lost out OF total of 2Jl per
mral Murray u gives hiM u. azure 10 make this
settlement. a. CAPT Maddr formerly Lieutenant in
thc nHyy lie asO speaks u tho highest terms o the
humane seisacrhcng and gaaut conduct of tie cap
tain officers. and Of the ltllc Mexican gunboat
Mexico IN transporting the wrecked VtSsengers and
crew to Acapulco, aud says 1t some recognition
ffofu our Government