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rnAINING sCnOOL nor NURsEs.

COMMENCEMENT AT THE CHARITY HOSPITAL
The first annual commencement OF the Char-
it uospta Tranias school for Nurses held at the
uosuital on Blacl1we's Island yesterday afternoon.
The female ward No. g. the west wing Of the building
had been converted into hail. in which the exercises
were held on the platform seated Mayor Ely eX-
MAYOR Wickham, Jackson :. Schultz, Commissioners
Isaac H. Bailey and Townsend Cox, W H. Macy, Sinclair
Touser Daniel f. Appleton, Raymond H. ward, Dr.
Fii keel. DR.. Waiter Il. Gillette, Dr. Van Wyck Jonn 1.
AypeO. ex-sI4yor Vance President Wood OF TIE Board
Of Eiuration the Rev. Mr. Omsead and others.
TIE graduating class and tho other members Of the
school were dressed plain BLACK each with little lace
can on the head. The audience large. The encr-
cises were opened by Commissioner Bailey who alluded
10 cxNayor Wckham the originator o. the school, ana
then M rodur. him the presiding Ohlcel Mr. Nlc,
ham Z, W, sketch the ORGANIZATION ana progress %
no ebooI from it's start August !, 1879 10 began. ne
said with nine young women, selected tf0 twenty up
,,,lrtuts In tb,pe months the system OF nursing On
CLARITY 10, p.tal lad been reOrcanzd, auh an we ou
uI iycotuprt.nt nurses nai given way 20 tue students
~ this school The decrease Ia me drathae' ana VIC
Improvement in tie morale OF thr hunllld Hic"u9
Sawed tAr benefit OF mlcgrn and trained nurses
S.v lal msahers Of the Graduating CLASS slch r".4
tncir ESSAYS TIE VaicdictOr was pronounced ~ Aluc
Mamie Tnps. essays. together WIN DINERS "hici "ci
M rcd viii De printed by ln' Commissioners OF tlaii-
lics md Correction ia pamgi.r iolm mayor hN pIe-
scnfel thc 10 Tomas 10 the following members Vi the
graz iitln- cia 50
Mary A. Fagan, Jose e Drew
Jessie H. Barber, Marion " iiphy'
Emma T. Iiggs ~ iict = tltEh
Ito.s af.rveIl AGde Mauie
MAY M K,ogn Fann' y. C!app,
Ngria iT4rfiv "a ny au,
Matte a. Br0adwel JULIA Murphy
Mary A. Eagln received the first prizf, a hospitaI
cease and Josie c. Drew ana Jessie H. Bdpef
President wood then closed the proceedings with orlef
address,
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prayers, the coffin carried to the hearse 'e Ra
bearers being Augustus SchelI. Chester A. Arinur'
Charles p Cnch John W. Hunter Richard Gran. W nnrs
oerin "a formed large OF white flowers iningIe
with wheat. The remains were then taken 20 iIii'y
Cemetery, on the banks OF tue hudsoh. Ior DurIii.
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A Connecticut man, whose death was falsely
reported In newspaper, writes: Is mistake. I've
Thought OF diving. lcouldnt AFFORD IL, when funeral
prices gher than KITE and potatoes worth only
fity cents o bushe la Waterbury,.
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Gitn Rral gsIaie for Sale.

EOR SALE-A medium-sized double brown
z stone HOUSE, between Madison aud jthayes.; prlce,
$4,000; terms easy. Apply No. 81, 7jtlrst
ATHEIST, between 9th and 6th-aves.- Three
RsD story stone front l9xi5 feet and half TIE block in
g Oh order. Call at o. Ouanest
%TH-AVE., below 50th-st.. valuable corner lot,
3story brown stone house, price very low small pay
ment required. rutland & WHITING, BceAman-st
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC. ~
sun rises $40 sets.....- GIL CLOCK SLOW. AZ
Moon lO.3j Moon s0uths. O;lj Moons age days
SANDY Hook OBS Gov Stand lis Hell Gate.... 3:Oi
hi1I WAFER TO-DAY ".
sandy Hook la GOV Isard $40 Hell Gate.... 3:29
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Countrp Real estate for Sale.

FINE BUILDING PLOT, go by $50, or
"A 90 by Is6 feet desiraby located AID dry soil con
veDen to ttree depo;s ~ Flushing, l. AL on osIer 70
address x. g.. Box 10, Tribune Once
n Y Flushing combines country advantages With the elV
conyenisnces Of gas, sewers. water &c
IT CROTON LANDING. FOR SALE.
"A 4 desirable FAR Of 20 acres, suitable for gentemans
country residence The property located on the $40
Of The old Albany Post Road about one mile north OF ts
station and commands extensive Of the Hudson RIVER
The lana is fully with apples pears ara other man
fruits and all under cultivation The buildings comTs7a
good Iarn icehOuse and other Outbmlgs; the house cob
talps large rooms The property val be sold cheap Tor
particulars address EDWARD CLA RKE Tribune once
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Brooklnn Eco! gstals for Sale.

DWELLING-HOUS Nos. Al Willow-st.,
Az 81 Hiekss 49, 81 AMI % Nassau 100 and lJ2 Pine
applest 10 and l97 WlliOdghby-st . Laiaye-teage
GORDON l.. FORD. 81 Clarsst, brookyn.
EOR SALE or RENT.-Will sell or rent very
q low Nos si7 and 1913 IircOupl BROOKLYN, honses DIX
50 in splendid cOud ton, large lot With side yaf
situated near main Prospect PARK inquire AZ
d. II. HILI. 800 Flatbush ave.
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The estate Is said 10 be valued at $4,000. with
twenty three years interest 1t Is also ruIored that
place has gone Eurpoe with the intention OF obtaining
possession of the estate
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aneiiou Sales OF Zeal Cslate.

WISH II. BLACKWELL, AuctioDeor,
BLACKWELL & RlI[ER will sell at auc-
ZION az II Broadway - saturday September ID,
bv order Supreme Court the house, isx With extension
I1xl2 lot Box 90, LINCOLN-ANE., 22J IT. from CI's
ave ASTORIA, QUEENS co. Fuller particulars OF
Auotioneers. ll9 Broadway, y. Y.
WILLIAM LIE COUNT, AuctiOner
~ VIII sell at auction, the premises, o'clock p M
"wednesday 2th the handsome VILLA HoMEsIbADot
CHARLES II. SCHMIDT, esq. Huguenotst. New lsocheli
r. y three minutes from depot Lot 65x32j feet dry a1a
healthy hOnse 2jx35 feet nearly new. twelve iOOs Lsn
ceilings perfect order fine locality perfect tie terms easy
owner going 10 Europe TO live
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Real Gsiate Go Gxtbarse.

NOR EXCHANGE-Pl ainfield house very de-
sirably located only onehaf mile from depot eata,o'
and all the modern improvements IIlce SWVV1,
MORTGAGE 80 500 VIII take Brooklyn lots nee release "e
eauify. rutland Il WHITING, BeeknAhsI
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REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK, Thursday, Sept. l.3 1877.
No business was transacted at the Exchange
salesroOm to-day.
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Gitn propertn 60 Get.

FLAT, centrally located, fully furnished, 70
~ let until May at moderate rent lantor Oh premises
II. BEENY, agent, 3i4 4tl-aye.
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A PERFECT GEM.-A handsome furnished
~ house i'm a good location to rent the owner ana sho
will board greater part Of rent Apply az 335 East l9
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AN UPPER PART of HOUSE to LET-42
y West S2dst. Conyenences for housekeeping Pn's''
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Mary 4. Eagn received the FIRST pre-, uosp,lal
,ir,s.ingcase and Josie C. Drew ana Jessie H. Btper
each received q second priz', IeNci thefhoileNi:
President wood then closed the proceedings win DrieI
address.
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I OTIS to LET.-The i've spIendId Hghv
IL and AIRY lofts 10 let with or without stesm lonss mi.
able tor manufacturing other purposes convenient 70 -
shipping; will De let low % resolDlo snst
Appy on the promises and Is Leonard ST. between "'
and HuNsnn 81
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WASHINGTON.


Inc treasury department.
WASHINGTON, April 23.-Secretary Sherman
will make some important changes in the heads
of bureaus at the Treasury Department before
the meeting of Congress.
An Architectural Fight.
Ex-Supervising Architect Mullett and Sinner
vislng Architect Hill are engaged in an episto-
larry war, in which the respective architectural
knowledge of each is attacked by the other.
Various Matters.
President Hayes has received MANY personal
calls and letters of congratulation on the sue
cess of his peace policy thus far.
Reports relative to farm animals received at
the Department of Agriculture show general
exemption from disease among cattle with few
exceptions and more than an average healthful-
ness and thrift, especially in the region north
of 800 of latitude.
A letter to the internal revenue commission
er from Greensboro, N. c., says Democratic
judges have determined to hold the act for the
transfer OF cases to the Federal court uncon-
stitutional and hereafter hold and punish reve-
nue. officers and marshals who make seizures
and arrests.
Ex-President Grant and Mrs. Grant tonight
joined MIR. and Mrs. Sartors az Willard's Ho-
tel.
Hon. Nathaniel P. Banks arrived today and
is at Wizards Hotel.
Red Cloud and Spotted Tail agencies which
Tor some time past have been in charge of the
military, will soon be turned over to the civil
authorities.
Gov. Colquitt of Georgia in company with
Senator Gordon called upon the President this
afternoon to pay their respects The governor 9
visit has no political significance, his purpose
in coming here being to receipt for the money
due the state of Georgia
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE,
Arrest Of the Granite Agricultural Works

Arrest Of the Granite Agricultural Works
swindler.
CONCORD, N. a., April &c. B. Mahan,
agent of the Granite Agricultural Works at
Lebanon. N. H.. has been arrested at Enfield,
on a requisition from the Governor of Maine.
and taken to Belfast, Me. His crime is alleged
to be swindling. 1t in charged that his opera
tions have extended throughout the New Eng
land States and the West. 1t is said that he
sold agricultural Implements taking notes in
payment therefor, and did not deliver the goods
but got the notes discounted .and appropriated
the money. The case at Belfast involves about
$500.
Fire in Castine.
CAsTINE, April 2S.-The barn, carriage house
and portion of the dwelling house Of Deacon
Mark Hatch. were destroyed by fire yesterday
afternoon. Estimated loss $3.50.
Earlier in the day the house of BENJAMIN
Wilson took fire. but was extinguished with
but slight damage.
HalEYeariy Report of the Grand Trunk
Railroad.
TORONTO, April pa cable despatch from
London, Saturday, says the Grand Trunk half.
yearly report shows gross decrease of el3O,-
600. This is attributed to the competition of
American lines for traffic to the seaboard, the
loss of local traffic and the deficient harvest
The board is negotiating with the Great West.
ern for a settlement of the future relations Of
the companies.
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MARINE NEWS.

A Belfast Schooner Loses her Dec K Load.
VINEYARD HAVEN, April 23.-Schooner M.
w. Drew Of Belfast, Mahoney, Jacksonville
for Boston, which arrived here to-day reports
that on the 10th. in gale, lost part of her deck
load, boat and davits, and main boom.
Accident to Damariscotta Bound Vessel.
VINEYARD HAVEN. April 23.-Schooner G.
d. Faben, of Salem, Capt Keen, Brunswick,
ga, for Damariscotta, Me which arrived to-
day, reports that on the 18th inst, in lat 80 %,
Ion. 1923, encountered furious gale from the
east, shipped q heavy sea which bent and I'M
shipped the davits, and lost stern boat. On
the 18th shipped tremendous sea which filled
the cabin with water, carried away after COM
panion way and everything about the vessel
mot secured in the strongest manner.
Leaking.
ST. THOMAS. April II, via Havana, 23.-The
American ship Castine arrived at St. Thomas
on the 10th inst. from Java, with sugar for the
cham ell, leaking. She was surveyed and part
of the cargo transhipped. She proceeded with
the balance with the aid of steam pumps.
Various.
The frigate Powhattan arrived at Port ROYAL
lest Tuesday, having weathered a cyclone, aus.
tanned some damage and lost a seaman.
The steamship Majara struck stone pier in
New York harb0r Sunday and sunk. The pi-
lot was asleep. No lives lost.
Steamer Falmouth from Portland has arrived
at Halifax.
Steamer Moravian has sailed from Halifax
for Portland.
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LOUISIANA.

Warmoth as a Political and Financial
NEW YORK, April 23.-It is stated that the
whole arrangement for the desertion of
Packard's Legislature to Nichols has been
left entirely to Warmoth, who managed it SO
the Republicans. and it will not be surprising
if he manipulated himself into the United
States Senate. He also purchased $3.50, 900
worth of State bonds some time ago at 81 and
sold them at "a. Subsequently when the bonds
went down again to 67 and 6S, in consequence
bought largely and will make handsome pro-
fit again. as they have again advanced since last
Friday and tend upward.
Packard and his Police.
Packard is reported as having told his Metro
politan police in the State House that he will
see them all paid, and is to announce his future
course to-day.
Swearing i'm Members.
New ORLEANS, April 23.-The following
House: Messrs. Heating and Brown of Caddo,
Dinkgrave. Of Madison, Hall of Ascension,
Gray of ST. Mary, Maylaine of ANGELES
Brown of Jefferson, Thomas of Bossier and
Gracien of Algiers. Dinkgrave speaking for
q number of his associates, and himself said
they considered their duty to follow the MAORI
ty of their colleagues, but not surrender their
principles; they yielded to force of crcumstan-
ces, and would cooperate in any measure for
the good of the state.
A letter of resignation from Lucius Early,
who was returned from West Feliciana by the
board, was received. There are now absent
from the House but four Republican members
and from the Senate three.
Governor Packard remains in the state house.
Democratic Nomination for U. 8. Senator
Judge 81. NJ Spofford was nominated to-day
by the Democrat caucus for q. S. Senator. In
an interview yesterday Judge Spofford said
the policy of President Hayes as outlined by
his inaugural address and his official action
since he was declared President by constitu-
tonal authority has met my heart appreciation,
and SO long as he stands squarely up to that
policy he will have my humble support.
Proclamation by Gov. Nichols.
The morning papers will contain the follow
ing proclamation:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, State of
Louisiana, New Orleans, April "a.
BY direction of the President of the United
States the troops now stationed in the vicinity
of the st. Louis Hotel and elsewhere within
the limits of this city will be removed to their
usual barracks at IL m. this day.
The welfare of the state demands and my off
cial honor is pledged that the carrying out of
this order will result in do disturbance, In
furtherance thereof request and urge the cit-
xens of Louisiana to pursue their usual avoca-
tions and to abstain from congregating in the
neighborhood of the st. Louis Hotel
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS,
Governor of Louisiana,
BY the Governor.
VIM. A. STRONG, Sec'y of State.
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Foreign NOfes.

In the House of Commons yesterday after
noon Mr. Burke said that Spain had promised
to try Gen. Burrill of the Virginius massacre
notoriety. but the trial will be delayed on &C.
PARIS, April 23-M. Thomson (Gambettist)
has been elected to the chamber of deputies for
Algeria.
Bishop Sejhens of the Roman Catholic do
cese of Victoria, B. c.. Sunday night preached
sermon denouncing the free school system of
colony and proclaiming the policy of the oppo-
stion to secular schools.
The London Times says it is understood that
Mr.. Childers wsll become president of the
amaIgamated board of directors of the Grand
Trunk and Great Western railways. 1t has
been agreed that the receipts of the two roads
shall be pooled, the Grand Trunk receiving 65
per cent. and the Western 35 per cent.
The United States steamer Vandalia sailed
for Constantinople from Vile Franche Satur-
day. The remainder of the American feet
goes to Smyrna and Syrian coast Immediately
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Joseph Miles was instantly killed in Barton
Vt, yesterday, while Stacking cars.
Mrs. Leighton died at Natick Sunday night
from an overdose of muratic acid administered
by her husband through mistake.
Local passengers now crossing the Sussenson
Bridge and through passenger trains are to run
via Clifton on and after the 18th inst.
George Francis Train was arrested SATURDAY.
and bound over to keep the peace for publishing
statement that the Pennsylvania Central had
gone up.
Steamer Alaska from Hong Kong, has ar
rived at San Francisco and has been ordered to
quarantine on account of small pox among the
Chinese passengers.
Alexander 81. Stephens rode out yesterday
for the first time in several months, and visited
the President, who came down to his carriage
to meet him.
Two negroes murdered John Webb in store
at Merry Hill, N. G., Saturday, with hatchets.
One was subsequently captured in aswamp and
as soon as the other is secured both will pro-
badly be hung by citizens.
The World announces that Max Strakosch
has engaged Clara Louise Kellogg for season
OF 30 representations in New Orleans and on
the Pacific coast, for which she is to receive
$4,000 in gold. The prima donna will be sup
ported by Anna Loaise Cary.
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relations between Russia and Turkey and the
presence of Russian troops at Bucharest
A fuller report of the Cars speech at Ber-
sula shows that he spoke much more as if war
wonld convey. The Emperor began with the
words "Before your departure give you my
blessing" and closing SAID to the officers,
"Good by, gentlemen" and to the men, "Fare-
well my children"
RAGUsA, April 23.-Figbting in the Mir.
dIte country is suspended. The Turks are una
BILE to advance because of the badness of roads
and want of supplies. There are 1000 sick In
hospitals at 5cutari.
Russia yesterday reviewed nine army corps at
Unerinka and Bersula and addressed the ofic-
ers at the latter place. Great enthusiasm nre.
walls everywhere among he troops and people.
The Emperor sleeps tonight at Tirespol, where
review Will be held Tuesday. His Majesty
aiter goes 10 Ungenhin for another re-
view same day and will return to Kiscbeneff at
midnight. wv
NEW YORK, April 23.-=It is reported from
Europe that war will be declared tomorrow.
hlernans London despatch saws the Russian
army has advanced into Bucharest. A Kiscbe.
neil despatch says the Gear is today reviewing
the army.
ST. PETERSBURG. April 23.-It is believed
tnat tne CZar and Empress will reside during
""A PAAhS'PoAy DIV near MOSCOW.
The reports id some newspapers that special
measures have been taken against American
vessels on account of transport of war material
to Turkey are contradicted in official quarters.
1t is added that the Russian relations with
America are excellent and that any disturbance
of them is carefully avoided.
Russian Geographic agency commenting on
newspaper rumors that the Porte intends to de-
spatch mission to Kischeneff, says endeavors
had been made at Constantinople to induce the
Turks to send such mission, but the Turks 10
view of the vote of the chamber were not in a
position to make any serious offer. Mere cour.
tesy would not meet the requirements of the
present state of affairs, and Russia could moi
consent to take part in comedy. Turkey
only object in sending mission would be to
act conciliatory part in order to throw upon
Russia the responsibility of war and perhaps to
attribute to her the odious intention of terrtor-
ial aggrandizement.
CATTERo, April 23.-The Montenegrin
troops are in motion again. Gen. Vakouyitch
has occupied Kosta and has received reinforce
ment of 800 men from Znbci.
Turks threaten to force the Duza Pass
Another detachment of Montenegrns has ar.
rived at Banani.
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SENATOR BLAINE.

The Author OF the California Story a Luz
uatic or an Idiot.
New YORK, Apri 23.-A report is printed
here, as coming from San Francisco, stating
that resolutions framed by Senator Blame are
to be introducedin the Senate at the June ses-
sion by that Senator, calling for another cleo.
toral count. In response to query as to the
authenticity of the report Senator Blaine tel
egraphs as follows:
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL,
New York, April %.
To amos r, Learned, agent of the NeW Eng
land Press:
There is not the slightest foundation for the
the story. 1t is the invention of lunatic or an
idiot. JAMES G. BLAINE.
Senator Blaine told an interviewer yesterday
that he had nothing to say on politics and that
he should leave this morning for Boston.
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DIED..

In this CITY, April %, Mrs. Clementne Denhett
wife of Chas j. Barbour.
Funeral services this afternoon at o'clock
In this city, April %. Mrs. Martha E. Chase widow
OF the late David L. Chase aged GA years 20 days.
Funeral services Wednesday forenoon at ID O'clk
Burial at convenience of the family
In this city. April 90 at the residence of her grand
Bessie Richardson, only daughter Of STEPHEN F. and
Ellen D. Richardson, Of Brooklyn, N. Y. aged yrs.
At Cumberland Mills. April 81, Ella S. Jordan,
daughter OF Frank M. Jordan, aged q years and IL
months.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock,
at the Methodist Church. Saccarappa.
In Standish, April %, Jacob DiDgley ESQ.,. aged "a
years months 81 days.
In Acton. April 16, Dea. Job Kicker aged IS years
7 months 16 days.
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havana Market.

HAVANA. April 21.-Sugar-active demand and
upward tendency. The transactions are restrained
by the fluctuations in gold and the high pretensions
Of the holders. Cayed Sugars-No 10 to z at I0a
@ liz reals per arrobe; do No Is to 20 at 124 q
133 reals: Molasses Sugar-No to 10 at 81 a 81
reals Muscovado Sugar-common to fair at 50 g
y reals; far to good refining 81 81 reals Centr-
ais in hhds liz q l24 reals Stock in the warehouses
At Havana and Matanzas 114,O0O boxes and 55 900
zas 81 boxes and 200 hhds exports for the week
7300 boxes and 500 hhds, including 1900 boxes and
$500 hhds to the United States. Melasses-50 de-
grees polarization 81 reals per keag.
Freghts fairly active and steadier with unchanged
rates.
Spanish Gold at 1875 a 1864. Exchange rising; on
short sight do discount par; 60 days gold Al @
prem prem short do 81 @ 6prem; London Is q II prem
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New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, April 23-Evening easy at
a q per cent. on call. Sterling Exchange quiet and
firm, business at 4s7l @ 4s73 for long sterling and
1891 a 1891 for demand.
Gold firmer on fall in securities at London and war
news from Europe; advance made from 1O7a to 1914
with closing quotation at 1919. The carrying rates
were l a per cent. The cearances were 1926 OOO-
600. The customs receipts to, day were $4S4 900.
The Treasury disbursements were $4,000 for in
terest and $4,000 for bonds. Governments trife
higher and strong.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 600 shares including New York Cen
trail 81 ITO shares, Lake Shore 30,S40 shares, North
Western preferred $500 shares, Rock Island $4,000
shares, ST Paul preferred 1850 shares, Delaware,
Lackawanna 81 Western q, $50 shares, Michigan Cen
trail 500 shares Illinois Central 1000 shares, Union
Pacific 1900 shares, Western Union 4.,5lO shares,
Pacific Mail 1860.
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NEWFOUNDLAND.
Proceedings in the Legislature

proceedings in the Legislature.
HALIFAX, April 23.-The Newfoundland
legislature are still in ression. The tariff bill
was passed which imposes duty of 20 per
centum on ready made clothing and manufac-
ture of wool and 10 per centum advalorem
duty on articles generally not subject to specific
duty. A bounty of per centum is allowed
on the original cost of hemp, fax, cotton and
wool imported and manufactured into mer-
chandse.