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New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
SALE OF THE CAPITAL STOCK
OF THE
National Life Insurance Co. Of j. 5. Of A.

of order from the Circuit Court OF cook County
ILL., OF the Republic Lie ms Co
OF Cosgu H. sale and hereby invites for thirty
Gays proposals. the In lots of OF TO-
900 rlaros uf CAPITAL stock of the NATIONAL LIFE
INSURANCE 60. Of T. =. OF A. (par value one hundred
doll sarc) being the whole Capital stock OF sail Com
pany Tor many yeais ui operation snd
Of the PRINCIPAL assets Oi the Republic Lilo ns. CO. All
poals be in scaled envelopes ke6 proposals
al stock sAdrese TO the undersned 70 be submitted
him unopened the Court tor m action at the end OF tho
tLirty day s, n soon thereafter prseteaOle.
SAMUEL ID. WARD,
Receiver Eep Life Ina Co.. lot LsseesA
Chicago IL, July II, 1877.
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Total..... 1552c4 4e,57o 1884 5lS0O 6'.5O2 l2'99o
Aud the following were the receipts and shipments
at and from Buffalo to-day:
RECElPIs SHIPMENTS.
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NOTICE.-A meeting Of the holders of the debts
and ~ A. Cowirey February 1871 and dated
February l. 1870 both made by the St Paul Chicago Rail
way Company will be held at the Office of Messrs f. " G.
W Bangs No 1877 Broadway in the city Of New ork on the
August 1871 ~ o'clock at for the purpose
removing the trustees under said mortgage -
Dated, July H. 1877. kC - ELL sAtIr,
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N
n B-nvntories Of the property, far as ascertane
have been nle Circuit Court AZ Jackson Mssls
spp aforesaid which be seen Oh Application 10 ne CLERK
Of said court. ltt SWHaA n
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Bnslness Chances.

TOR SALE. The very desirable property
Il known as the Mohegan Lake School, on Mohegan Lake
Peeksk " " with the furniture school library gym.
nasum apparatus boats, etc.
This property fully equipped for school for summer
boarding house and Is equally available for either purpose
The situation Il remarkabc for its health, beauty and
sbIlty. For terms and further particulars apply 20
j. II. COLE. ESQ,
IL Pine-st. " Y.
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HAVANA MARKETS.
HavAvA. July 2O.-suear fiat Exchange firm. Spanish
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
lamar INDHEN GRlLLON

Universally prescribed by the FaeutyA laxative refresh
fruit Ozengc for the immediate relief and
enectual OF constipation, headache bile hemorrhodA
&C. Tamar unlike pills the pgrgatives arees0s
and produces irritation Prepared by u Grill
LON, ~ KsuIbutesu. Pans Depot CAS-" ELL HAZARD q
Co ard Twenty 'olrth. ST.. New.lOrk.
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Total sales for The day

There was n large business in Government bonds,
with decline in coupon, new 4l2S, 10 lo>'S; new
fves 10 III, and ten-fOrties TO 1924 coupon, and
I'LL. registered new 1s65s sold at 1c6os coupon,
1065s 1863 registered, and registered 6s of 1851
at IlOSa, We annex latest street quotations:
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

RECEIyERs OFFICE,
CENTRAL RAIIROAD co. or NEW JERSEY Z
No. 1l9 LIBERTYsT. NEW YORK. July IS 1877,
NOTICE is hereby given that the transfer
~ books Central Railroad Company Of New jersey
will list TO the Goth of August next bott
days inclusive. +. ;. LAIHROP RecelVer
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
Gnancldl.

A GAS STOCKS.
N. EEWYORK. METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and all Brooklyn and NewYork Gas Securities dealt
jnby GEO. H. PRENTIss.
Room "a. 80 Broad st.. n. Y.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC
~ CO.-Holders of the undawn Seven per centsSnk
ing for exchange for the new six
per cent Bonds application Office Of the Company,
No. l3 Wilism.st. FRANCIS III. TOWs, treasurer.
CHOICE AND SAFE INVESTMENTS.
" 7, s, AND 10 PER CENT
CITY AND COUNTY MUNICIPAL BONDS
RAILROAD BONDS AND CITY r. r. STOCKS.
INSURANCE GAS, BANK STOCKS. ETC.
STRICTLY FIRSrCLASS SECURITIES,
PAYING 10 TO l5 PER CENT.
INTEREST ALWAYS PROMPTLY PAID
For sale at desirable prices by
ALBERT H. NICOLAY & CO..
No SO Pinest, New-YOrk.
~ B.-Invesment Securities specially 26 yearp.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

Foreign exchange was quiet at quotati
ing rates were on the basis of 81 sjll 10
sixty days bills. and 81 SO$4aSi 81 Tor s
annex latest official quotations:
National Republican., 1877-11-02

In the parish orS Martin the vote ~ sent In by the
Republicans, was ACklCn nsS; Dnrral iOai; or
Blard OF CanvRsserS when tlry got possession OF the
original returns, discovered that they Ind been falsi
lied while In Republican hnm's ~ rclrcted this
and aftor Mr.. Darral had received hs certificate,
which certificate had by error Included the vote Of
this parish, IN II was upon these grounds combined
willie, under order Of court, that led the Governor TO
give Second certificate To Mr. Acken, rcvoking Ills
torner to Mr. Darrnll.
In lie ra"ishes OF St. Mary, II. Martin and La
fourche Mr. Acken took testimony to show that the
above vote for him. rcturncdby the COMMISSIONER
PARTY of the United States troops by maud AMI other
means This position of his has bcen SUSTAINED by the
supreme Court Of Louisiana In late decision. (l'or
FiNh Congress- In the parish OF Ibprvilr, the He
publican party WIS div dsd between two II 'pnbliran
Of these Mr. Darrai Incurred III. ennIy q, the oi
so this side had Mr.. Ackpn's name secretly printed
on the Republican tickets instead OF Mr. Dirralls.
to I the % kno%iGge % o ffh ,he eo%nisoss w @ 1s@ne IL
Ticket, d. bulk N Straight Rcpnbilctn tckGs;
should have be- given to Mr. Acklen: wherciron
eHnblish this Iact alt1 l,nty thr royes eni their
then by order Of court, the votes were racuuntpd
by Republican and Do,ioaratic oSI Q ta appointed,
Mr n ID rrHD attorney Hc'ias as Gnc Of he
majority 3E. This, ldod 10 his majority 4 Q o, her
parishes. makes total mn oity ofsT, or n the
st his majority Is TO in the district which elects
HIN undsr either view Of the case II being beyond
lueSlbn ~ that more votes were counted out Of tho
mrtd the correctness orthis recount In IbeIvlle rs
hsa iorhey was present and attested II under oath
hu ella m that these Republican votes were obin
entitled to them ON these points 10th parties have
takcn testimony. Eollte
National Republican., 1877-11-02
The Police Board,

The Board OF Police met last night, all the
members present
A complaint was received from Mr.. W. W. War.
den in reference to alleged reprehcnsiblo conduct
Of Officer George d. kcnncr, in arre,tng him in
the Smithsonian Grounds last Sunday. Referred
10 the Major for investigation.
The report OF the operations of tho detective
corps for the month OF October was submitted,
showing that the total number Of arrest, made was
BS; number of rubberies reported In, involving
property amounting 10 sJ,Sj2dI amount recovered,
t62a
The trcasurer's report for the month Of scp,cm.
Der showed that s., 20 Of the District mn'ls and
BIS, 6623 1.-THE United states funds making total
of s4 ,Ol6.lD, We're expended.
Mr.. BrittUn called the attention Of the board 10
the fact that the trial committee was prevented
from proceeding with the TRIALS Uf certain officers
because the witnesses who had been suhppnaed
had refused 10 respond. He recommended that
the board authorize the president and trial com
mittcc u issue attachments for these witnesses 50
hs To test the power Of the board to command the
endanCe of witnesses. A motion was passed
giving the necessary authority. Mr.. GatChcll
made a motion In instruct the mayor "a enforce tho
law upon boys who Kill birds and break windows
with bean.shouters in the street and also 10 call
the attention OF the superintendent Of schools 10 IT,
that the latter could inform the school children
through the teachers. The motion was adopted.
lhe board then went into executive session.
National Republican., 1877-11-02
Police Court,

Dislrici cdses-Thomas BOcnan alias Beatty,
vagraucy, s1o or thirty days Robert Burns alias
Beatty, 80 or sixty days. Robert Bluner, throw.
ing stones, dismissed. Isaac Brady, throwing
81 ines, dismissed. Madeline ZuriCk, dlsordcrly,
dismissed. joseph Hur.ck, profanity, s.. David
Martin, same, s. Tony Clio, same, paid g., John
Thornton, same s. james smith. same, s.. Ella
Boston, loud aud bustcrUus s.. jeremiah Drls.
coll same S. Erhccca Turner, vagrancy. bonds
Or sixty days Timothy Kelly, carrying concealed
weapons and being loud and Luistcrous, $50 or
sixty days. james Downing loud aud boiStcrous.
50. Nypg Caldwell, charged with vHgrnncy, was
dismi. ID on condition that he leave town, and
the clerk was ordered To take his personal rccpgn
EauCs. Nelson Smilh And Ann VI. Hugh, loud and
DpislCr0uS s.. Charlie Dickson, disDrdcrly, s..
IHHtd states cdsf'-Mnrgarci Miller charged with
nu assault on james B Kinney, paid ~. John
Brown, assault on Belle - III, -. An attachment
was issued for Charles Iuruburkg. charged with an
assault on William, Turner. Emanuel FnscO,
the store OF W. II. Squir', continued for
sentence the prisoner pleading guilty, samuel
Mack. little cOlOrel boy was charged with steal.
ing SILVER watch from john Holiday; sentenced
to pay line Of slOO thirty days IN jail. Walter
Fisher. stealing n hickory plank from Charles W.
Shllrs plead cdguilty and WAS fined SO or thirty
days. Martin Conner, assault ON Sarah Jones; DIS
missed JumeS BnI.Cmy, assault on Alice william
hnui CDnIOmurd I'LL u day. JOhl FTCiS, larceny Of
II pair Of sleeve buttons from u. SiNcrbclg so or
thirty day, RChurl HAIRS, larceny Of n broom
lIum Jphu Euge SO ur thirty days Washington
Mill., larceny Ui Two shirts from BubuW SChUirT,
six months II, JaIl william banks, un incurrlgiblc
boy, WH- sent I, the Reform School during his
minority, john \, Carter, charged with burglary
IN rutrr'g the hpu.r Of Ferdinand Frank und
.I,Iiug t"n Idirs u hrls3 'vut to the PIhnd Jury,
hgIF tUmpl 81, luU.ulaIu II' u nni.uurc Oh the
J.. Misc, Iv',.rrd un l"rr"'E 81 rec gnIAn,e I'LL
, u .'HN btums tMlE, UuUI|.I with same uNcusC
ca. .uuCrd III saturday, aIui 'lrirudUnt was rU
| lCd7ru Vn drpuslllng ~ Tor his Rppcn'Rn
National Republican., 1877-11-02
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
Minor District Notes.

The fuOt.hidgc over the canal on Potomac street
Georgetown. has been completed
-MEFW Drancy has been awarded the contract
for improving the Broad branch road.
-StTcu-lumpS have been ordered for the following
localities: Two on Rhode Island avenue, between
Seventh and Ninth streets northwest. two on StOd-
dRrd street, between Congress and Valley streets.
GCU.g getpwn; one ON corner of New Hampshire
avenue and q street northwest.
Mr.. Enlwsle, inspector Of buildings In n 70.
port made to the Commissioners shows that the
amount Of fees received IN that Office To be turned
over 10 the District Treasurer are as follows
Amount TO October heretofore reported, 81 1905 81
new buildings In October si6i; 81 repairs. sol 5
awnings. s.: boilers, ~ vault, s2i and meRSur.
ing work, S. Total TO date, 5000,
IL Il. Miles, superintendent of iirc alarm tcle.
graph, has asked authority from the District Com
lnissioncrs to employ such help as Is necessary to
put tho telegraph wires In thorough repair before
ihe winter sets ill., at estimated cost Of not to eX-
coed SO. the authority has been granted
National Republican., 1877-11-02

EIsEMAS's.
National Republican., 1877-11-02
LAW SIililnArY.

For assaultimg Andrew Dar,lcn, in August last.
Robert BuCkhannan was sent TO jail for eleven
months
a limited partnership has been entered into be.
tween Holmes G. Onlcy and Robert c. Hewitt to
conduct the banking business.
Joseph Stephenson acknowledged forging the
name of Freeman W Howe to an order, and went
To the pcntcntiary for two years.
Charles Williams, alias Charles Fox, stole a
stove This being his second uilcnSc of this kind.
he was accommodated with quarters at the Balti-
more PcmitcmtiHry for three years.
Charles EbcrhGrl pleaded guilty to the charge
of grand larceny IN stealing gold watch, valued
at so, aud was sent 10 the pcnltent AIRY for two
years lie al>n pleaded guilty u burglary and sen
tcnCr was suspended.
John Williams, for committing n second uilensc
Of petit larceny, went tp The baltimore prison for
two years.
-Elnma Massey, an ntclligentlOoking COlOrcd
girl was convicted Of huuschurning, in setting lire
to the dwelling OF ". II. johnson. Sentence re.
served.
National Republican., 1877-11-02
Real Estate Transfers.

Elias Davis to |. y. Hall, for 5000, part of
lot -, square jli u. q. stephens tn s. NJ Provost,
for $500 lot s.. square 5l. ]. n. Hall to r. T..
Icuthers, for 81 $40, part oflu 49, square 37l. F..
A. suto TO W. q. H. Norman, for s9i3s7, part Of lot
8, square - in the county, s. NJ. Provost 10 l.. q.
Stevens for 81 ~ part of lot a. square g5. j. T.
FltCh aud f. e Gutter, trustees, u samuel Brooke,
for Il jDp lots - and "a square 81. J. T. Kendall.
trustee To NJ. A. GibbOn, for ST. .l7j. sub-lOt Gl,
81 lOD sub lot n, square 9! District of Columbia
to J. T.. Kendall for 20! 90, sub-lUt g. square $50.
J. Il. Kcmda TO C. l., Nordstrom, for 81, Subl0t %,
3IJ
National Republican., 1877-11-02
APleasant birthday Event,

The dance given in honor of Miss Ada Tai
rott, at the residence Of Miss II. Williams a De-
lrees street, Wednesday night, was an exceedingly
pleasant affair. Noticeable among III Jse present
We're tho Misses X. Reilly, NJ. Rock, l., Coo, l..
Johnston, MCManus, X Laws, $. BecVis and T.,
Monroe MessTs y Clarke, 7. Baync, II. Pleasant
W Keenan,, j. GOTmely, :, Columbus, J.. liuisuII
and George ". Rawlings. The names Of Mvssrs
Downey and Kelser need special mention iul
the many endoRYors TO make al ENJOY ihcm'elkc'
and ioTYol this world of care IN the maze ui the
dance The world Of excitement was broken iul,
about midnight by the welcome call Of suDlerwhe.
All descended to discuss the ncTHS 1t the lumrIs,
birthday cake, which they did with hearty good
will Amer supper dancing was again duiscu II
20 n late or rather early hour in the morning wheI
he company adjourned.
National Republican., 1877-11-02
GEORG ETOUS NEVIS.
FORT,

Emtrred-Stcamer Express, Barker, Balti-
more with assorted cargo to District merchants
schooner Dove, Hudson. Baltimore with oysters 10
market.
commissioner Express, Barker. Baltimore
with flour and other merchandise to Baltimore
merchants.
RIVER FRONT.
Arrirnis-Agncw's Wharf-SChooncrsJ j. H. Perry
wood, Philadelphia to load coal; Clam, Truck,
Philadelphia Ia load coal.
Gilmore, Meredith x Co.'S Wharf-Schooners Ed.
ward Slndc, W. i. lAIker and j. u. Wellington,
Rays ". schooner John w.wnllams, Pierce,
Crdrri-Ngncw's Wharf-Schooner J. H. Perry,
wo.t, New Bedford, with coal Clara, Truck, New
York, with coal
Rays Mhari-SchOOnor Maggie A. Fisk, Mat
thews, b s on, with coal
4 CASAL-BoAT SUNK.
\ canal.boat OH its way from Cumberland to
GcOTgctuwn, laden with coal, struck u rock about
four miles this side of BERLIN on Iudcsday, and was
sunk. steps Were Immediately taken to unload
and raloc her. but up to late hour last night the
boat was stl under water. The sinking of the
boat impedcs navigation and seriously rnterieres
until she Is unlURded aud raised.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
The condition Of Prof, Samuel Tyler, of the Co.
lumbian University Law school, Is much i'm.
him entirely out OF danger 1t is Dr. TylcrS opin-
ion that the Professor Will be able to receive his
friends in few days. lie Is entirely restored to
consciousness.
| Leo II. Crapf of Confluence, Pa, nnd L. Vail OF
Chicago ILL.,, have apartments at the West End
| Hotel.
Mr. William T.. Smith, while fishing with rod and
| limo from the Philadelphia steamship Company 5
wharf yesterday, caught large r0ckhsli. four
feet IN length and weighing nine and quarter
pounds.
Tho monthly report Of Flour Inspector McCanu
shows the Inspection Of 800 barrels OF lour of ali
grades during the month Of October
National Republican., 1877-11-02
NEw 1DTERTISEM ENTy.

L. c. Bishop, druggist.
Architcct-H. X. SCarle.
Proposals for angle iron, &c.
For rent, gl5 + street northwest.
Wantcd-stuation as scamstress.
Notice of meeting of IndlaniGns.
i. II. Stlneme;z, halter and urrier.
Whitney Avenue Union Mission notice.
Grand concert Lincoln Hall November T. 1871.
Fritz SchsDle, new restaurant, j0l Ninth street
northwest
For rcnt-house on Connecticut avenue, between
Q and Il streets
National Republican., 1877-11-02
TestImoniai to CryptI PaImlonI.

Tho testimonial of the various Temperance
organizations of the District to Mr.. Crypt Pal.
moni, In recognition Of his good work among the
lodges, took place last evening at Odd Fellows
Hail. and was attended by large and appreciative
audience The participants were selected from the
best array of musical, artistic and literary talent
In the city and while the programme as executed
was good throughout, II must be admitted that the
audience awarded the greatest praise TO Mr. Pal
moni, Miss Ware, Miss skinner. Professors Hay,
Scharit, Townsend and Mr. Tweedale as expressed
In the tributes of flowers and applause
National Republican., 1877-11-02
$40 srIrs to order, at
A Coal-OIl Accident,

VIM. Sheny, the proprietor of street
electrical apparatus, which has been standing at
the corner Of Eighth street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue. for several days, was badly burned on the
right side Of his face and right arm, about eight
o'clock last evening by the explosion Of the coal
oil lamp which shed light over his apparatus. lie
was renewing the oil in the lamp at tho time, and
oil in the lamp and in the can, causing big
hlazp
National Republican., 1877-11-02
FALL ovcrcoats. ErsEMAS Bros, Seventh and L
An Attractive Programme

has been prepared for the organ concert at f.
street Baptist Church. In which some Of the favor
lite performers Of Washington will assist See ad-
veitlsement This church has been recently i'm
proved and renovated side galleries removed. and
newly frcscocd and painted A new organ has
been placed In front of the audience near the pull
pit, novel position for Washington, but q great
improvement In concerts, as the performers can be
seen by the audience without turning about in
their seats
National Republican., 1877-11-02
S. PANTS to order. EIsEsAS Bros, eth and L
The Poor's Greatest Need.

Ono of the most unobtrusiye and useful
institutions in Washington is the Central Dis.
pcnsAry," which gives free medical advice and
medicine to the poor. During October the kind
hearted and efficient medical stan Of the dis
pensary treated lS7 new patients, besides the hun
OS6 prescriptions Tho District government gives
the dispensary small sum monthly, while the
q meeting of whom Is called for to-day at eleven
o'clock, at the dispensary building, 5ll sixth
street und il IL hoped there will DO n large at
National Republican., 1877-11-02
NOBBY cashmere suits. ut EIsEMAN Bro
Virtue Its Own Reward.

Capt. John A. Travis, the gcntlcmauly door
keeper at the ladies gallery of the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes, day or two since, found apOcket book
containing several hundred dollars, in n scat lust
vacated by u lady aud gentleman. The Captain
followed the parties Ia the lower pNrt of the build
ing aud returned the book and money before It's
had been discovered. Il am very much Obliged to
you" and Il pleasant smile from the LADY, was the
Captains reward.
National Republican., 1877-11-02
A D,sertcd wife,

Mary Louise Mcdonald, through her attor-
toruey. las hlcl II bill fur divorce from her hus-
band, john Mcdonald. The parties were married
IN this city March >, ISL. aud one child Is the re-
suit Of that marriage. On the 9TH Of September Of
husband deserted his vile, and since then hus
failed to cunlrihute anything to her support. She
prays divorce the custody of the child and Il de-
cree for "A imOuy.
National Republican., 1877-11-02
CHILpRES'> blouse suits, at EIsEMAS BIZ
The Carroll Co-operativs Building Associa-
tion,

ton.
The third annual or thirty-seyenth monthly
meeting Of the Carroll Cooperative Building Asso-
citation was held last night. The report submitted
shows the ASSOCIATION TO be in lourishing condI.
tom and the total receipts to be SIC 32 balance
oil hand 81 i556l assets s2l 1881; value OF each
share, sll2. The following officers were elected
to serve the ehsuing year Timothy Brosnan,
president; John CUnnOr, yice-prcsdent; John l.
Blinkhorn secretary; James Raglan. treasurer, and
john Hays, J. J. Fuller, Thomas Lynch. Daniel
Donovan. John COnnell, Eugene DAILY, Edward Pur-
cell, J. McCarty and Dennis McMcrney, board Of
directors.
National Republican., 1877-11-02
sS MISS all wool suits. EISEMAS BRO
Return of the Presidential Party.

The Presidential party, consisting of the
President and MIS- Hayes, Miss Plat, Webb and
BurChard Hayes, Secretary Eyarts and two daugh.
tCrS Secretary and Mrs Sherman, Attorney General
DcvumS, Secretary Thompson, and others, arrived
from Richmond last night. The special train
which left Richmond at iSD o'clock In the after.
noon, reached the baltimore aud Potomac depot At
eleven O'Clock last night Carriages were In wait.
ing al the depot, aud the members of the party
were driven directly home, the President and
family being driven to the Whitu House.
National Republican., 1877-11-02
Ready to Marry.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following parties W. T. Dorey and Maria Sim.
mons; j. W. CVCkrill and Mary J. Butler both of
Fairfax County. Va; u. E. J. Ellis and Florence
Quinn; q. 4. Crawford aud Bctaricc II. Marccrpn;
A. W G lllHhau. Of WestmurUlGni County, Va, and
Grace Penn Of this city; William Plat and Maggie
3. BrAibury; A. ] COOK and MArthn MCkemMy.
National Republican., 1877-11-02
NEW ADvERTIsEMrvrs.
ACKLEN vs.. DARRALL.

TONTEsT IN THE THIRD CON,iHl -SIONAI
~ DISTRICT. IorisiASA.-The rruun i upon which
Hon. J. II. Acklen claims the seat nom the Third
Congrots0 District Of Louisiana, az upon wln'h
the Cover o. issued to him the c'rti 'c after hnV
ing irS sSu ii one to Hon. u II Dlrrul, from tte evi
dence IN the case are tesc; THIS district 4 composed
OF twelve parishes tho names Of which and tho admit
led vote aS returned by the commissioners FOL