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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-18
RETURN OF JEWISH MINISTER.

The Rev. Dr. De Sofa Mendes minister OF the Forty
Fourth Street Synagogue, returned TO this city on
Wednesday last, with his LADY, on the Cunard steamer
Soy ths after brief vacation, which he employed In
making q visit to Europe. Tho subject OF the recent
melancholy death OF Row. Mr. Lyons of MS synagogue,
will constitute portion OF his discourse today The
Doctor returns in restored health, and teems deter
mined TO work In his charge with renewed vieor.
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CLOSINU VCOTATIONS-O r. n.
The closing quotations at three p. NJ. were :
THE MONEY MARKET.


Money on call was easy at a per cent and closed
At per cent The following are the rates Of OK.
change on New York at the aforementioned cities to-
day Savannah, bcying u, selling a; Charleston,
easy, 3-l6c 4 premium; Cincinnati, dull and easier,
buying lilo discount, selling par; New Orleans com-
nercial, 316 bank. "a st. Louis par to so premium,
ana Chicago, IS discount. Foreign exchange Is dull
and steady, with actual business at 4S2h 4.s3 foR
bankers GO days sterling, and 4s4s "A IS for demand.
The nominal asking remain "a for 90 days and
4.S6 for sight drafts.
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold sold throughout the day at 1865 The borrowing
rates were g. "a, 2 and per cent per annum, and
Lea per diem.
COLD eEAnSes NATIONAL BANK STATE OF NEW ss YORK. a
Gold balances SS193OO
Currency balances. WI 100
Gross cearancos ..................... e,o4o0UV
CLEARING STATEMENT
Currency balances. Z.SOl95k
Cola exchanges. 5,9lS 9zj
Gold balances. o940i6
THR FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices report I market for consois,
which sold at 80 United states bonds also nrnt
except new 4lss, which declined =. per cent to 1861
while new hvcs advanced - per cent TO 1917. Ten
iortes steady al 1857, and 1868 alter declining
n per cent 1861, recovered 1O7 Erie from
TO 90 for the common tho preferred being steady
at TO- New York Central continued TO sell at 9sh, but
Illinois Central advanced TO 60. ConsoIs for money
and account, 952s; now Az per cent bonds, 1861
twenty bonds OF 1867, 107; ten forty bonds,
1854 1857 nvos of 1881. 1915 Erie common shares.
OK Ere preferred shares, 1917; New York Central,
a. Illinois Central CO. Bar silver was quoted at SAD.
per ounce. In Paris rentes sold at 106I 35c
DRY IMPoRTR
The imports OF dry goods ut tho port Of New Yorh
for tho week ending to-day were 49, 2os 1875 and the
amount marketed 81, 2o6, $50. The total imports oil
dry goods the port January $63,276Sl5,
and tho total amount marketed s52. 753,4l2.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds firm aud closed steady at
the following quotations: --Unitcd States currency
skies, l247S 125 do. skies, 1881, registered, nix
1llss do do do coupon, 1924 liz do do, 1866,
new, registered, 107 1913; do. do, do, coupon,
1O7 q 1913; do do, 1867, registered, 1O9I 1Osx;
do. DO, do, coupon, 1904 l09K; do do, 1868,
registered liz nix; do. do, do. coupon, l1lks
1ll4; do. ten.iortIcs registered, 1922 109X; DO
do, coupon, 1l2s ll3; do. nves, 1884, registered.
1921 no. do do, do, coupon, 1921 no. do 4h's.
1891, registered. 107X a 1903; do. do, do, coupon,
1851 1927; four per cents, 1854 . 1861. Tho
Treasury to-day gave notice the books for tho
CONTINUED ON NINTH PAQE1
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REAL ESTATE.
The following parcels sold yesterday on tho
Real Estate Exchange

Real Estate Exchange
Foreclosure sas-rrsasIick Y. Loax, refsrse-ot
the four story and basement brown stone front
18th ST.. s. s.. I25 Il. Q. OF I'd Nv. to Moses Stern
nv J. pIsrc.na AND SON.
t SSS.s sss ssors
Hs 10 s d % Henry S 1sS BS Ssf nn is2
Foreclosure ;ssAssd MsI xS e, sss Ss
Ferry ST. s. 1858 n. W. of Greenwich av.. to T. ~
similar sssIssos: Lord ,as ave
brick tenement house. with S u, ,sh Nv to oSa
Watson, plaintiff. SOU
Total sale, for the day. ss3. 1913
ed ward, L Twynne 70 Wynae 5000
JGan S sv 10 g. s. h sS %ira on".c. - Nom
Elizabeth st.. e. s. no. 81, 4. hickman to &. /.
Forsyth sssa% .t. go a. q L. Beei%an tsaseu,or
r,A;oa sY 81 Il. n Of i st.. assxrrcsai
i'a lsid ward H. f. s Wheeler and husDand
iIs,h ST. n s. 1858 IL 20 iosiocii ~ o
E.pene, ana husband e T. S5'aAn Arm io'
IS s.roos and wife TO T. Murray 5000
oy ysss y" j. corss.. on Sh:ssa.s% NOm
ica,nsi 500 q. w. OF ssn av., 'oxs74 ). Nam
SSH pS IT,. 10 n ). S. Isl &. e Of io.a av, a5xossj. o.
,o sssp s !" f. 500 IT, Of s,S av io.s74 s.
nth s ~ s ac5 II, w. Of ID aw, 25xioa 5. NJ.
McCormics to q. cronnely Nom
Sd n "s sisS:i ;s ST. pot som
3D. wv W. s. JU.7 IL. n. OF Dtn st., 5OxlU; r. nc
Caferty to j. McCanerty. ->o".
% and 10 Chatham ST. also I'd av. W. corner ooth
sr ssSss os Ss sws &. :"
o'n Nv, rs,srse, to TO- j. B. sheridan ..... l2o25
MORTGAGES.
10. So 20 wears y. 500
kirnstiel August 10 II. y. - Wheeler. W. OF rim -
ron nv n OF Ciff ST. t23d wardl year. 900
oam's 'o'eg ~ 81. IN av wears ........... I25oo
ssre ~ same Of 9Th 81 g. Of 9Th years II 500
uarkns, Dena, Il. Ustom. u. s. OF llth ST.. W. OF 600
Is; A''"S
w.sterdeld samuel l.. and wife. 10 Medical Orphan ~
Asylum, n. o I'D sf OF stu Hv; yeSrs...'.. LOW
Fowler H. q. WIFE, to X. l. Leggett, o. s. Oh Bus 49,
ton road cath waidDj y years ooo
BoyIun PatrlcK and vile, 10 ~ hoiD b D. VI ''th a,,
of Is tav - years. .'...'... ooo
GilchrIst Charles to NJ A. Gichrist' W. ,. VI 900
Johu,vn Nv. (2dth wardI yenrs lfoOu
stowe Henry and wife. to II. Buchanan, W. s. or .,
LIST ot 18th ST.; years ''oo
Davidson. john aud wife, to ii. j. Burchell' n GOO
57th st. OF Sd av; year.. o,ooo
Elkers Isaac and wife. TO u L. beekihann IL "a ooo
6ist 49, W. 4th av; y years .:.......:;... ifooo
bee xsa A. '" ~ .. ...... 1900
pre,hseI Charles and Wife TO J. hinklein, s. of
7th ST. w. oil A; 4years.. gu
ulrich Louis and wife. 10 V. kiemanD, s. W. corner -
of list av and 18th Vt. - years 3,ooc
Sche AN Ames Is. and we. 10 Citifehs savings o,.
bank W. y OF 9Th Nv s. OF l2bth 81 year...... JUN
Ritter, Theodore 10 o. Fabregen, O. s. montgomery o<
East Broadway; years i'ool
Delaney ST., OF 0oersk: years.. 54,oot
Crowley, Catharne and husband TO Emlgrnnt In.
dustraI Savings BANK. n. g. OF 7'th ST., west oil "a
Avi WV
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A RUDE STATION MASTER.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-

EUIIOH " THE dERALU:-
There Is q station master ut North Branch, on the
New Jersey Central who deserves TO be brought
the notice OF tho management Of the road for the
incvilty he displays toward passengers who are un
fortunate enough have board train At that sta
tion | him the other day insulting q lady who
whc escorting her husband aud waiting for the train
was walking up anu down the platform with herIwo
children. he ordered her to the waiting room, the
walking annoyed him. have heard several othor
instances OF his rudeness toward passengers VIII the
road be kind enough to that
passengers better protected IN future at thai pont
CIVILlrY
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BEWARE OF THE DOG.

To rHR EDITOR HERALD
Please allow me TO call the attention OF the Dog
catchers to vicious dog kept at No 2o6 West FIJI
teenth street He attacks passersby and nearly OH
me IN the hand tho other evening He wears neitneI
collar nor muzze and 10 aiiowed In the street
by hts owners A RESIDENT.
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A DANGEROUS SEWER COVER.

To THE EDITOR HERALD
Tho cover Of sewer opening between the car tracks
opposite No SO Beekmsn street is In very dangerous
condition. Several times every day It is turned com
pletely over by horses stepping the edge OF It, II
the 'proper auhores do not see 10 II at once tney
will probably do SO when they have 10 pay Tor lew
horses ruined by their negligence. W. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-18
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

[NorE.-Letters intended for this column must %
accompanied BY the writer's full name ana address 70
insure attention. Complainanss who are unwl'ns 70
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing
Write on only one side of the psper.-En HRRALn1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-18
ROWLING DOGS IN BROOKLYN.

To THE EDITOR HERALD
II you spare room your ''Complaint Book"
for Brooklyn man wish you would call the atten-
on Of the city authorities to the several dogs Kept by
milkman, corner OF Fifth avenue aud ST. Johns
place They howl all night, and IN this KIND OF
weather. when we have 10 keep our windows open 10
get fresh air. almost impossible TO sleep. Cannot
this be sloppedY +.
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A MARROW ESCAPE.

TO THE EDITOR TIM HERALD
The other day while was riding IN Fortysecond
street car, near Eleventh avenue and Forty-second
street. heard an explosion, and few seconds after
large stone OF about twenty pounds ei just peh'no tn
rear platform OF the car and broke Into thousano
pieces The conductor and had narrow escape.
q.
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PROMOTION ON THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
To rIE on ruE

PROMOTION ON THE Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HxRALD:-
We respectfully request space your "Compaint
Book" to the communication in your issue OF
August IL, headed "Promoton on the Pennsylvania
Railroad" Without doubt the article has reference
Mr. Charles Watts train MASTER and his assistant
Mr.. Frank SheppcrdL Mr.. Watts has only rea-
ton In tho employ OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, and ho has been a brakeman Tor the last
ten years. winch fully proves that Mr. Watts does
crowd his relations 10 the top rung rs stated 10
show the absurdity Of the CHARGE Is probable that
our superintendent, Mr.. Barker has would permit
his assistants 10 appoint persons to such responsible
positions conductor without his approval? Mr.
Shepperd never Frank Thorson's clerk, stated,
but mas worked himself to his present position by
faithful attention, Mr.. Watts has worked himself
to his present position by long service faithful
performance OF tho duty assigned him. The party
head who has been reduced for neglect Of duly.
TWO EMPLOYEES
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were equally guilty; that they had disturbed the
operation OF the railroad now In the hands OF the
lawful combination stop railroad.
The cases Will be finally disposed OF to-day.
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WHERE ARE THE POLICE?

To THE KDIToR HERALD
Will the HERALD listen to a complaint" from one
who is much annoyed by a gang Of roughs who stand
the uptown sdo Of Thirty Hrst street, near Eightn
avenue, and who constantly insulting peop's ~
they pAssf l.. ID. D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-18
ANSWERS.
PARK THEATRE, BRooKLYN.

To THE EDITOR HRRALD:-
"Bacouy Patron,"it appears to me, has mixed up
the Park Theatre, New York. with tho New Park The
atre, Brooklyn In the first place, am the manager
OF the Brooklyn Park Theatre and Mr. Abbey OF the
New York Park Theatre. Our balcony entrance Is tue
the orchestra, the hrst floor, u large and
1ne entrance nicely carpesed walls and ceiling painted
in OIL VIII "Balcony Patron" please explain and say
what theatre he is writing about? II the New Park
Theatre Brooklyn every word stated In his card Is
true. WILLIAM E. SIM, Manager.
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAaE.1
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Foreclosure sale-Frederick ". Loew, referee-of
the four story and basement brown stone front
house with lot 25x-, No. "A st. Marks place
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
GENERAL NOTES.

Prof. Oscar Lubrick of Berlin has invented
liquor which is said to be capable Of dsesting cast
1t is called pepsn essence and is warranted TO in
good digestion. II has tine flavor of deeate hook
The 81. John IN. b. Daily Telegraph was
issued on the morning after the fire in single sheet
about square, with two small advertisements and
IA description OF the disaster which had Overtaken the
city.
The Executive Committee intrusted with the
completion Of St Pauls Cathedral London has resolved
that It is desirable with the funds now in hand exceed
ing 100000. carry into effect far possible the
wishes Of 81 Christopher Wren by decorating the dome
with mosaic, in similar style to the dome of st. Peers
at Rome.
The Gar has presented to his aid-de-camp
Baranzof water-cOor drawing which represents the
explosion of tire Turkish monitor Luft Dell The gift
wa, accompanied by fattoring dedication, written BY
the himself The recipient is the inventor of the
sxnch mortar the projeetles OF which destroyed the
Ottoman vessel.
These meat shOwers-nOw people know eX-
actly what they They had one Of them in Franklin,
Tenn the other day and a scientific put bit OF the
"meat" under a microscope and found II 10 be an or
gan,sm-s lorcated nfusona." Each animalcnle is in
closed shell OF si!ca,a nd is ourhundredth Of an
inch loue one drop contains almost 30 Of these. The
scientific mans theory hat they came from deeaylng
heaps OF kelp In the Gulf Of Mexico.
The manager of SaDgeI's Amphitheater,
London was drawn on June o in tub by four geese
from BatterSea 10 Westminster Bridge lie was uIesseu
In naval captains attire and made his start on the ebb
tide 10 salute of four guns, being poted by Gosing'
aud conveyed by about half dozen boats to clear The
way The geese proved pretty ractable fixed as they
we're to pole the tub and satisfactory progress was
made down the river Vauxha Bridge being successfully
shot aud Westminster Bridge being reached about
ococl amid the cheers OF those assembled on the bridge,
The trip having been accomplished IN about hour and
20 minutes.
The tramp nuisance has reached such a hight
that tbIeals of lynching common in various
localities At Pleasantve, where Miss Dcering was
lately attacked the feeling against yagibons ir very
strong and very small circumstance might result In
extraudicia yloleRce which would be lamentable. A
great many yagaoonds said to be in the vicinity OF
Marlboro y. u, osenriby TO engage in berry-pokng;
and some OF hosc suspected three several atenp
TO barn the farmhouse Of N. s. Topping Ia OF those
n child was badly burned Two burglarcs have aO" been
committed and also there has been attempt 10 violate
a respectable married woman. In the townships Of
slLchel and Marion. Indiana, vigilance committee has
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
CROSSING THK DANUBE.

The Russians began their forward movement
IN earnest on Friday. All the necessary
preparations having been made al Galatz and
Braila, detachmentS of COssacks were first
sent across the Danube in barges, after which
pOnt0On bridges were soon constructed at
both points, and the Fourteenth Corps, with
its artillery, marched over to the Dobrudja
No resistance was offered by the Turks, who,
nevertheless, must have anticipated this move
ment. But in approaching the little town of
Matchn, which stands on elevated ground, a
few miles further up the river than Braila
the Russian troops fell in with the enemy,
and a series of smart skirmishes cnsued.
They were only meant, however, to cover the
retreat Of the small force gGrrisoning Matchin /:
the latter quietly withdrew during the night,
and the Russians took possession of the place
on Saturday morning. The entire force which
IL designed to operate in the Dobrudja is now
undoubtedly across the river: it comprises the
Fourteenti and parts OF the Fourth and Thir-
teenth Corps, and will probably amount to
about $4,000 men. This army must he sp-
plied from Braila; hence its march viii fol-
low the Danube southwark toward Cernayoda,
distant about 20 miles. The first considera-
bic town is Hirsova, little more than half
way, where the southern bank becomes bold
and hilly, and affords opportunities for bat
teries which may hold the Turkish gulboats
in check.
But the crossing of the Danube at BraIla is
only preliminary operation. Ii cannot
change the Turkish plan of defense, which
suITendcrs the Dobrudja in order to hold the
line from Silistria to Varna. The Russian ad-
vance will De slow, on account Of the necessity
Of keeping up communication with its base,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25

an official character; that he neither could nor wouo
have accepted the mission II it had been offered hm;
that he never desired expected any personal recoe
milton whatever by the Administration, ana tnas NC w"
sires 10 maintain strictly and completely his indcpen
dence AS a journalist. And lac adds WIN anbi'"'io
good sense: I do not mind g joke about the rreno"
mission or the Turkish mission, or tine SWISS sso"' "
the diplomatic pnnaclcs OF South America D"e 7"'
he sorry and feel that had misunderstood to my
disadvantage IL any one really thought desred 10
abandon my missionary work as an editor Tor any on
cia pedesral: not because editorial WORK II tue
human employment by any means, eut because :. % & g
business OF which bave been mlndiu ius ,i
years. and mean 10 snow NJ ieas' '"e s "
ance."
Col. r. w. HigginsOn thinks that 1t Is thlng
10 b deeply regretted that some OF the women VINO 'o
by their wit and vivacty most won the pubic e'f "
America should now be using their Influence 10 uepooo
and rice civil service reform He believes that In the
case Gail Hamilton il will be held TO Illustrate 'o "
ability Of women TO rise merely personal politics
s tr Mr, Cemner he holds that by such reasoning as
sne has recently used in reference TO the wemcn dis
missed from the Interior Department the impression IS
given that business women cannot and VIII not accept
the laws of business but that they are displaced LOT
whatever they at once treat as wrong W 'uc
Sex And no adis: NO matter what mans .syihi,,t
tnes his desire to give fayors 70 women, nc
has no ri ht do at the expense Of the Government
His duty IL to dismiss every clerk Wno ls NOT
woman let the dis ress ra wnere r ~ s v.t er
igginsDn minces words nor seeks ior FeFeeeA
prcssOns when he writes 10 Ihe Womans "o""u.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-Secretary SchuH
left Washington last night for Summit. N. j.. whore he
Will remain day with his family prior TO joining the
Presidential party on the visit TO New-Ehskihd'
MAUCH CHUNK, Penn, June 23.-Col. Thomas
A. Scott OF tho Pennsylvania Railroad, with large p rty
OF prominent Phladelphans, including the Hon Morton
Mcsicaael ard other members OF the Park Commissoh
slcut to-day ut Maacb Chunk.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
9uocx TO Aeperiisemsn nis.

ANrssMyNrs-3d Ptge-6th column. - -,
RANKING HOUSEs ANp BtNkEBs-It fdce~oln Ooi"i"i'
BotRD AND ROOMs--GM fgQe--4th column
EUsIrESs CiIANC Es--7fs gOGe-Sth column
BUSINESS NOgrriS-iN 3Tye-lst c'ihu'n
CORpoRkTOr NOIICfs--6A f1ge-2d column
DANCING ACADUuiVs-6th Fogc-2d column
DIyIDEND NoTICEs-7fb Page-5ih and ON co'Hu'ns.
DRY GOoDs-3d iGee-yd 3d, 4th, ana 5th coiuinhs'
EycupsIeNs- laqe-Oth column.
FINANcIAI--7M VGce-ith ana 5th columns
HFtP WANTED 81 Pdge-6th column.
HORSES CA.NIAGEs. NC.-0M l0ge-.O coiut1-
leg CKEAN-6A PgQe-2i column.
INsTHUCrION--fiN pttqC-iSt column.
EACHlNRIY--SM Puge-4fh column.
MARRIAGES ASD DEAras-Jth PC@c-cth QUINN 80.
MIscgLLAsEOus-72 Pago-6.h column s@ Fage-otn
and 6th columns. -, -,
NusICAI TNsrrt. M NTs-7th PaGs-Gih column
NV tIBiICAUOss--6t PG0e-lst column
PeoPcs ,LS-7tL Pure 9th column.
REAL ESTATE For ShIF-CITT-6h PGge-3d coiunih
BRoOKLYN-8M TrCe-3d calnTun; COUNTRf--On f0ge
I'D column: AyC1lON SALE$-6h jdge-3d cOlaWh
To EXcHANcF-GH fdge-itE column.
sAIys RY AuCrlON--h Idqc-6lh column.
SPECIAL NOnCEs-5h Pdac-Cth column .
eUUATiONs WANTED-MALE--3d F09c-- lth anu ot'l coi
umns: FrMaLEs-3d PGgs-5th and 9th column.
erFAuRo Ats AND RAILROADs-6th Pdge-4tn ana 0tn col
uinns.
STEAMER OCENN--6a Fcge-2d column. 80
sUMNER EOARU--;}d IaCs-lst, 2i 3D. ana 4th ocuhns'
1EACHEBs-;fA FGge-2d column. 49,.
To LET-(1TY pROpERTY-GM Iage- 30 column SHOOK,
LYS--6th Pagc-3d column; COuSrHN-oM rag - 80
column; APAgTNrNrs AND UHsURNisiiED hoOhs-o"'
PaJe--4th column. -, ,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRyIGN.-The Russians have entered the Dob
rudia and captured Matchin. - There are
4l7sOO Russian soldiers III ROumaria. -= the
Turkish forces have united and marching ON
Cettinje. the Montenegrin capital. - The French
Republican Union has resolved to support for re-
election each deputy who joined in the yoe of GEN.
sure.
DoMEsTIC-The President has issued All order o
Office holders repeating for general application his
civil service declarations iii regard to the NewYOrk
Custon-house - II is thought in Washington
that Collector Arthur will be removed. - An
incendiary was arrested at ST. John and with diff
Guilty was saved from lynchng. == Arms have
been ordered 70 be seued to Oregon and Idaho
- Efforts have been made TO draw the peaceful
Indians of Northern California into war. - A
dangerous and perhaps fatal accident occurred to
son of Orange Judd while practicng in the Wes-
leyan University gymnasium. -= Further muir
ders by Molly Maguires reported.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Mr. Beecher and several
Jewish rabbis spoke upon the excitement among the
Hebrews. === Mabel Leonard, the child actress is
with her mother il HobOkeD - A meeting in
favor of rapid transit was held in Harlem -
AdoIph Girndt was discharged by Justice Bixby,
bat will probably be rearrested to-day. - Orloe,
Mary Viceroy, and COronet won the Jerome Park
races - The Rambler beat the Idler in an ocean
race. - An appeal for aid is made by the Society
for the Prevention of Crime. - Two pugIlists
engaged in a fight in Brooklyn, and one was badly
beaten - Gold 1852, 1858, 1O5Se. Gold value
of the legstender dollar at the close G4olO cenrs.
Stocks dull but irregular, closing steady.
THE Manufacturers local observations indi-
cate partly cloudy aud somewhat warmer weather,
with occasional rain. Thermometer yesterday, 67o,
S4o 75o.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
PUBLIC OPINION.
VIII somebody pass the Whig party chairi

viii somebody pass the Whig party chairf
i Danbury Nows
"Methinks he doth protest too much" Gen.
Wade Hampton ought 70 make at least one 'eech wih-
out saying $50 hclp me, God'-lRicnm'nd DiSps'cn
(Dem)
A review of the Presidents conduct during
the last two months suspicion that 1o mas been
steadily yielding pernicous Influences watch The c"un
gladly bOped had been dismiss ~ WIN trunt irom
the Wlne House--l Chicago Times tDomu
We understand that numerOusy signed
petition has been sent to Washington from the b.Iao
Board Of Trade fayOring the appointment oi Tue ION
This is what tho Bald Eagle OF Wescnester get; Tor ms
elcquent advocacy OF the canal Interests in tle bSss
tlre Much good may it do himl-nAlo Courier tD"in'
THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE is anxious to know
who will watch Cox and Sayer and Randall ana h0'n-
son ana Walker. ut White sulphur Springs, me they
are defeating the scheme OF Hayes 10 make heuonch
speaker. There'l DO 40 trouble about that Seher .,
those gentlemen will be able 10 look thlOn-H hy 1Do
without seeing one of the others dodge-icinelnnau
Enquirer tDenD
Recrudesccnce,n said he, thoughtrully-
after studying the dictionary for hour" ti-it N 10
GOOD yorl-good usufuct, and usuirnct carried tbo
e,cctiau so far rs IN was carried n cogd cy have
stuck IN recrudescence We might pave saIIl. tns
Eecforal Commission" Then ne wen. OF for At least
four DAYS rest IN the bosom Df MS l.ny - 4hHn'"u
Falls = Albany Express tltepj -
MIR. Kline, editor of The AmsterdGm CN. -
Democrat has been given pOsoihce. hf hhl'
10 the pusition that he published an lnV ,t h'
naner fnrnng II into a Democratic paper, we neleNe'
dnrlnc the late campaign. IL s SAID that the k.pD
cans the locality opposed ma ioi tns posII9n.
Service Reform is peculiar lnstltalloh'- lho'"e''
Democrat and hroniclo usepJ
What is Ohio to dot Must her citizens re, re-,
fuse 10 serve the country when called upont Ihey qo
not do so III war. Why should they 90 so ia peaeei ~ 80
furnished Grant and she,mas anu ~ ~ riinafs
lamented Mcpherson, with her fu quota OF S
of ers aud brave prvates O save the htIio ne ono
She be excluded from civil service when the nauon
saved . Toledo Commercial lRell