The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05

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double rates.
From our reports this morning the probabilities
are that the qceather IN Nep York so-day wiN be
partly cloudy, o. cloudy and raraa, ,ciM threat
ening Indications tosrard night possibly cih rain.
WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.--Thc stock specu-
1ation continues active, the market being rregu-
lar. Generally there was decline, followed by
o rally, which, however, was lost before the
close Government stocks were higher and in
good demand, while railroad bonds fell of. Gold
opened and closed at 1854, selling up to 1858
in the interim. Money on call was easy ut 2 per
cent, closing at Z per cent.
THIS AFTERNOON the boys will enjoy q free
swim, the Bureau OF Supplies and Repairs hav-
Ing at last succeeded IN placing at least one Of
the public baths in position.
THE TRAIN WREcKERs Of Missouri are ahead
in cold-blooded atrocity. The attempt Sunday
night to destroy the train its way to st. Louis
is almost without parallel in this or any other
country.
TIE YACHTING PROGRAMME for the season
terestng features this year will be the new cat
amarans, with which American yachtsmen are
not rs yet very familiar.
The LIST OF CENTENNIAL AWARDS printed
elsewhere may be studied with profit OF the
entire number, 1885, citizens of the United
States received more than onethird. Portugal
and Spain lead the foreign countries. The
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SOME Coon RACING may be expected ut Je-
rome Park today, if the weather is favorable.
The great events will be the Maryland Stakes,
the race for the Westcliester Cup, and the
Grand National Steeplechase, in which many of
the best horses in the country will run.
THE SULTAN still takes fatherly interest in
Moldavia and Waachil. The Turkish Minister
ut Washington has formally notified our govern
mcnt that notwithstanding their rebellion, the
Empire will still protect their citizens abroad
This is rs much as the Sultan can do Just now.
Nor ONLY NEW YORK but the whole country
has deep interest in the investigation into the
management Of the Custom House now in prog
ress in this city. Yesterday several Of our lead
gestions to the commission in regard to the
imposition and collection Of duties and matters
Of detail generally, all of which will be found
fully reported in our columns.
POLICE NoNsENsE.-On Saturday bank was
robbed of a bundle of banknotes. Now we
hear that the bank officers and the police are dc
sirous that the circumstances of the robbery
I'LL
ing the thief" Nonsense publicity in such
rases does not impede justice The thief knows
he stole the money. He needs no newspaper
notice to tell him. The way to catch him is to
make every detail public as possible.
MIR. TnDEN AND Mr.. HENDRICKS, Governor
Robinson and Lieutenant Governor Dorsheimcr
will be given a reception Mt the Manhattan Club
this day week, and it is announced that all the
war horses of the democracy throughout the
country have been invited and accepted the in
vitation. What does it all mean! Not, it is TO
be hoped, a rcopening of the Presidential cam
paign, as is darkly minated. The people do
not want any more of that kind of business for a
year or two.
DECISION OF CONSIDERABLE IMPORTANCE
to trade unions and organizations of similar
character was rendered yesterday by Judge
Barrett. The suit was brought by two long
shoremcn, who had been expelled for having
worked at rate less than that prescribed by
the association, to compel its officers to rccog
Dize them as members in good standing. Judge
Barrett held that the bylaw under which they
were expelled was contrary to good policy, IN
reasonable and oppressive, aud directed man.
damus to issue compelling their reinstatement.
THE WEATnER.-The storm centre which re-
manned so long west of the Mississippi has
reached the Atlantic coast via the region north
Of Canada, and has descended TO the latitude oil
Nova Scotia, attended by light rains. The low
pressure in the Northeast has caused brisk winds
along the coast OF the Middle and Eastern
States, with light morning rains far south ~
Washington. local disturbance in the Central
Mississippi and Ohio valleys has caused heavy
rains to fall in these regions. watcrspou
in Iowa caused great damage along It's path
These disturbances were predicted recently il
the HERALD, the attention Of the residents 0
certain States being called 10 their probable
occurrence. The terrible disaster reported iron
Mount Carmel, H., furnishes CHASTITY fulfil
ment of our predictions. The heat area OF q
degrees embraced the New England and Midd
Atlantic coast and the Upper Mississippi AM
Missouri valleys, excluding the lake region
The isotherm Of so degrees commenced on th
coast abont New Haven, Conn, passing thence
through pittsburg, southwark Of Louisville, Ky.
north of Cairo, ILL.,, and thence westerly ana
soutberly to Northern Texas. Other local stcr1n
.rc prohablc for the river valleys Of the centra
regions and along the Middle Atlantic coast
The weather In New York to-day will be warn
aud partIy cloudy, or clondy, with threatening
indications toward night, possibly with RAIN