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WAsrrryorOv Anil 1f 4 IDlnrofinn ~
the ilhor Lea;n' Of th" United States. eon-i' =
Lof white and e,' it.i men. this m Arnins doc
l,.. l,,,ll. .t,. ,,.,...,,...f..,, "a Ella.
"" ",...' 49, 10 ''N ''''' ''''. ''N Nv '''
Preside t lh"f 'uc-i was inudN io tAc l'r'-i-
dnnttn erfn.ly in ais u.D.-.il, 90 t1uci -. a
recommend. tion for M, .,nrrorrlation,.r ,..n y
'.'" W '''''' ''' ''' l'''''' '"'' '"'"
for Internal improvements. 10 order To give "m-
ploymcnt Co. idie labor through N the country
-" ,. 49,, '' '''''''' ~, '' ''
il'H' IN ms hlsu''t ana th' payment 81 luVp
drfrnud.d hy contractors under the Bonrd of
Public Works. The following b. thc Presidents
reply:
The speech Il 20 voluminous and the topics
are SD numerous that WouIl NOT undertake. in
un'ou-iicrrd of and - ateu4- q, ,Nlr.ss
opinions in regard 90 t. Some of the state
mrnt- Of facts p'rhan- ir-ervr a gooi deal az
cpus drrltlnn. t,riluiy # ihrrs are tW nty
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P'nAtOr sharon and senator O1vi3 nro
Sil famous 4 mrs nut. IhrN ur" rpI. br.-.
ami thrlr wnt'r. m WASHINGTON tro hui. d -o.
rneu' r,Iunt' ulr.iI- sharon H.tu u.t,r -.i' I.l
hotter Llln unY mum u iit IS B" ttrN.H.ft AZ.
tl"uy and baNIS rs sand a. rnnh ihlrd ian tuv at
81 hlo "a s,hr.
In another column w' publish = tir' of %
'ou,crr winch VIII Wh, Imcf ul, ,,ruins sitil Au.
iall ma ant o uir 'unnn PATRIOTS ~u,i,a and di,nlUll
Do unlr struier Tor ind,Irul rn, rnu,e IT 0u.
'una and ri tNtsc manned and han hrut, li, ntuiii
eNW- "lon our -,lul"tlurs Ia thtn el",., Ia o"nln
~hr"'Vrnuirnt theA are hut ,uuauus th, ,\nmiiv a.,
,o thcm Aih ~ III, -uncuuss u,,lmn, nni di,t, s..
NhNl thew have endured 40 uo Iast rirlt Yeats h,,
n''r sNcn ample .'"A ula courage ahd G,s,inluouvn
rarely equaiVd ~ huivN
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Ro,a, v,.,,.o the un,.sa states.


It Is pretty we'll settled that the Prince
and Pun ess II Wales leave En,lani for Aus
tril.a IN the nter 0f 1850. Tnry VIII return
through tine Unt'd STAT :. The country will
pas all The expenses. aud the royW rouuin viii
mus be- nhlc 10 cnNt n Little economy, winch
their strutrnrd rnaOurc,s very ma 'h npnd.
The Prln 20. " thout bong eytraNagant. has now
spent every lartninS of the money wul'l wa"
accumulated durnG his minority of tho Du 'hy
Of Cornwall rruts. and ha h. now running INTO
debt Ii the Qu,'n does not as a hiu. he murt
soon apply to luuutu, at. hut the Australian
VISIT ~ meant tn ~ttNr of the eva day.
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doctor in the neighhorhood of SPRING
field WAS charged by patient the illiteratc
young wife OF a lahnrin- man, W tn a scandal
Gus crime. The Springfield Republican invos-
tgat"d the caso. satisfied itself that tho charge
WIS true and said 80 in print. The do tor
brought an action for libel LAYING his
damng's ut $1,000 On tho trial. the
RpHirdn says. the fact OF the commission
Of the crime charged WAS proved beyond Il 3
puie. But the Judge ruled that the paper must
also provo, not only that there WAS such a
rumor as To tie mclhod Of lts preparation ~
had been alluded To- IN tno publ shed item, but
that IN" runor was true; otherwise the puuiica-
{ On WAS llholluus Under this rulin; the Jury
gave the doctor Il damages. Possibly the prin-
oTlc laid down by tho Massachusetts Judl;o
may commend it"nl to some mwy,rs, hat We
ienr II Is uppos'd alsc u luihc lolieS aud 10
connie n sfhs'.
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No man worthy the ollcc Of President should
willing to hold tn counted 49, or placed there by any
fraud : CKANr
Icould never have been rc,onc,d to the elevation by
The smallest all OF mine OF ict ON, however respectable
In private le who must forever carry unon h brow the
stamp OF fraud first triumphant in American h,tor,
No sub>cquon, action. however mciitorious can wash
away the letter, OF that record
tUAntrs rRAScts ArAN.
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braska q larger acreage than ever before
will be put In grain; the future prospects OF
The State were mover 50 good. Local papers
tccm with the most glowing prophecies CON
corning the coming crOps.
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One Man wh" Want. Come Ont OF the
Bii.. iInis.

Allen Jewctt, who, with viii Kmsman.
both OF tn city. started Tor tn Black His re-.
comfy. is SICK of his bargain and wants 60 com
home. lie writes to his mother asking for isU
la pay his fare home. lie pleads: Mother. II
yuu viii only send II, | Will earn II rs qui, Us
possible and pay Il MI back Ia YOU" Tr says
that a Stream of badly sold mineis is constantly
flowing from the mines. wh.io others are fl. X.
ing IN. eager to be sold.
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ALBANY, April %. A number Of the lead
Ing Demo rats. including onifials. have de-
cnnd tn attend n" Nnwdln reception 10 Mr..
ENutus this evening. on the ground TINT they
mr." luVltsl Ia u reception in honor ot the 500
r'tlly ot Stat, not MIR. Evalt~ and they ito Boot
rrcoi nl1r tlH Mr Evaris is legally lhr Sn-rr-
try oi StHr. he havin: boon appointed b, "a
President who ohtuued his position hl iraud
an the irauluWui a ton Of Hcturnlns Buasua
IN tic Southern Skt =
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b,mucrsuc nary 49, nt.an.l ,p-aHl. .u.u. anl It
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rntthntd,,,f.,,.t u.n.-t Mp,xn.rt
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Now ho,l -,nn-n unrcnl - nira,nne ocon-
o,,,i.t- Do uh, mr.. n,no, .ro,,.h T.. ,l,.,r,,.
,h..n,.it,,,,.,,.,.t ,,,.. t,.,.t,,',,,,, and do.
,uue +, crush fine -tn,r.l,uy r.n,,lo win
new hurdo,s -, t,,N,ti.p 49, mat q vast -,,,-
Minis ,nnvl.n d,-frii,ut.t tn c,rr,i,.t nin,.
md yre.dv nornorati,n. Mr.. HAYES and
hi. Fraudulent ADMINISTRATION have taken
IN. ula,n ial-rlv assigned bv the Re-
nubll,Y,u r,c-4 and nrntnt- tn fla. strict
eoustnlctiuflst and auti--iil.idv D.moc-
rncy They uropn.e Ia icrlru To the
internal system If Erg.s,,- ON n scale
htn.rt,, ,,ikuown. and h.youd the widest
nr.,tn 81 Tin. n,,st t,u.,tir,,I F.d.rall.t or
WIN, L,ne,.r, AR C,,ys American. sys-
tom
No ono imoginos that tho subsidies com
formulated hv tb. idla dr.uin.rs ,vbn ore
L,,Iin,, fine Frou,iul.n, President ,,,,,ll ~.
confined f., fine Smith who's. .uunovorish.d
condition il .,,un,..d ia finnish q n,at.xt
for th,. follv IN hand. Every conn,iuit ~
would nr.ecut it, claims. ev.rvhudv wnulI
want ia .yt ntit nr snu,ohnd, nl.,'s dish
and r.liti,aI ,,,.,,.f,.,. ,,n,. .t,,,,,,t T..
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public schools. In which all tho children Of tho
State. black as we'll ns white. shall be educated
in general, to carry out oil needed reforms to
redeem all the pledges given to the country to
lifi South Carolina out Of the mirc and place
her on solid ground. Surely there is nothing
in this programme to which any reasonable
man can take exception.
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The Cuban question has now vslbly re

The Cuban question has now vlsibly re-
solved itself mo a simple question of endur-
anoe. II tho patriots ean hold ont little longer.
Spain VIII bc forced 10 let 20 in sheer cNhaus-
ton. With rebellion on her hands which she
cnnnot suppress with m empty treasury which
she cannot possibly rnrlrnish. she Will have no
choice but to let Cuba go Tho day Of Cubu's
d"lvcrance is near M hand-near"r. perhaps.
think
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H"'" s''n'9' "N'''"'7' Np''""""nS' 'I'S-
cu's' "n' rN'''", '"'S' an were seen III an
'"'h'" ia "n' c"'.N ""n'hs u"Ss an" N""s'-
In'ntY III "'"'r Eu'u an" 7"N'' regions OF u'
i't west arr H'" ~ "' M"n He,u II, mo-" "'''l
"nN ~ 'i'"N' l'''7 ~ "'' h'n'N mus "l
VIM" '"o mushroom Town ol ''"""u'' rs
'He '"p''t.' one o, our Uh''ph 'sl'"'d 'iU-
NohS, 'hr non ELi it"h'NS' VINO w''y VISIT
90 inc b'a'A mus Wr.'' from th're 20 lHh
oVN "l"' NE n"n no 'u'n OF men ''l ne saw
'h' yehh', "n''h Il pace Just IKE Dead
Wool We give to-"iy from our resu-
l"r D''"W'"' corresponding another h'rr
""',n '"n'a'nS s'. '"' ~ sN'' n,7' business
H"n,''n~' ~ '"N'u"n 'us''''' con ,"s'Nh' liquor,
happiness are rife in calwood. Hard times
ana dull trade are unknown more Ihere IA n
swarm OF bln'Il'S4 ana land pirates Every
| boiy Is coming money. Ihe place grows bigger
| every dhS' Ih're IL theatre, where dev'llry
| mas lill sWlh@' DIVINE service Is celebrated
/ every sunday. Hay IL HOO per ton. There rs a
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The approximations that have been raised

The approximations thNt have been ralscd
in England by the Cars failure to declare that
he Is not lighting for territorial aggrandizr-
m"nt viii NOT BE- lc-scned ly the declaration II
the Russian organ. H. NOid. that the Car
could not thus bind himself by promise which
would deprive him 81 ono means of action
against an adversary. This will be regarded a-
practically Il confession that the Cars object
in ease Of Turkish defeat in Bulgaria. is Ia
annex that province. Thus The aniaronism of
England to the designs Of Russia will hc greatly
increased.
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The Cars manifesto said that his pur-
pose in making war. wns to project the OPP
pressed Christians Of Turkey. The Sultan has
returned the compliment through a proclama-
ton in which he urges his navy to protect cs-
pccially the Mohammcdan population Of the
Crmcan and Caucasian cOasts. nO,r grooming
Wdu ne Russian voke.' In this matter The
Sullnn is nov rNcn with the Gar.
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Our imperial visitor the Grand Duke
ALIENS. will now have the opportunity of doing
some business on the high seas with his n"ct in
tue service Of his father the Car of All the
Russias. The Grand Duke will Of course keep
within the letter Of his instructions and the
limits Of international law.
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ing the wind az SHERIDAN himself was. has fire.
qucntly got advances from the RoTHsCHILDs and
similar firms by assigning to them the revenues
from certain sources for tho next year or two.
and Russia still has this resource left but n loan
upon the London or Amst crdam market would
be little likely 10 meet with response. crcdulous
though lenders bc. so soon after the experience
Of Turkish and Egyptian dedication. In point,
n finance, the combatants arc pretty fairly
matched.
The Prohbltonisis, having awakened to
new activity since the III, oycry Of the flaw in
the law under which the liquor denlcrs Of New
York hold their license papers, are -sing
their great power against all liquor legislation
by the existing Legislature. The liquor dealers
meantime. are busy in Albany, demanding u
law that shall make their license papers valid
and the Aldermen Of New York are cooperating
with them hy presenting the claims Of those
charities that derive revenues from the excise
moneys. As the fight stands. the question Of
legislation or no legislation this season j. Il toss-
up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-27

The liquor dealers who are now la trouble
over IN" license -tion have had inulitudc
~ wcighty orators operating ggfdnst them he
fore the Legislative committees. ono Il lrga-
ton TINT went uu from this c.iy the other day
contained q clergyman. "a lawyer. aud % plat
form io.'otal speak r. all ~ whom d,ii, r"d
arguments Of gr'at length. The pu -ton o. g
was 49, unN vlo ''i'g rl..ei r'~pc, .r. ihels-
. .ly II rr's o. lc'u-o- hats prov q 60 ono
THAT earr1i Doe .i.nlsda.oly settled ga account
~ ra.tsity and nnuen .euf tAe temperance
sotiliiNs.
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One wayto forecast the poicyof Germany
during the Russo-Turkish war s to watch tho
action Of The srmi-indcpcndcnt Government OF
Roumana. That principally is undef ihe con-
u1l OF Germany; IT depends upon German sup
port in any emergency that may arise; and its
present ruler. Prince CHARLES. for whom Bis
MtRcK obtained the plac" and title of Donuid0r
eleven years ngo Is scion oi the ruling Ger
man hous" Of HouENzoILrHN. Prince On ARLLs
Yesterday sent message % tho Houmnnian
Chambers. which have been convokod in extra
ordinary session. H. SAYS he has boon unsu'-
ccssiu in securing the rc'ocni'i II ROu-
mania's neutrality; hut that his Government
WILL in the mean time. preserve an attitude os
reserve This it, OF course. in acoorduncc
with the desire Il Germany. which. for the
present preserves similar attitude.
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We arc griovcd 10 lotrn that the Roy.
Brother COOK 81 Boston hg- ic lin a an invita-
ton todrlver "a coul-' of ."ru lus In en- .n-
nn'i whore Deacon RICHARD SMITH is $50 hard
pressed by his wlr'.ei partners Tpr truly good
man Dies rvrs ai 'ho aud and IN engagement he
can get In his unn n hing war a-ainsf wicked
moss. The Rev. biotnri COOK should lend him
It hand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-27

some of Tho Washington correspondents
socm 20 Zee troubled jan ihrir minds because
Lawyer EvAnr-s department at " ~hir-'on
has ult VT hoon ON 'ially notified of the war
tween Russia ant Turkey. But CIR ALEN,N-
DErs pr 'lamaion ~ war has baeu sent here
10y cable. ard published in ail tho ncN- papers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. May H. 1877
Cotton dull miaaling, loIlc low mlddlins, os;
Exports coastwisc, % Sales, IA. stock, 1850
cotton-fair demand mdlng lo9ic low m.ddling
1o'.c; good ordinary, s'.c Yet receipts 800 bales;
$500 stock, 1881.
Cotton weak, irregular; mddng io,4c a lo'5e; low
I %s2as as bales 1osny H. Sales 5S
stock. 20 ,s37
Cotton quiet %ddlins 1859 lpw MID Hing p,c good
%au A Sales. zoo s Stock 4s '"'' Exports coast
Cotton ssye DIVER %ldaiS s, oe iec
ports ccas,wise, Isl. sales 1000 Stock. i4,24o.
spirits Of ,.rp.n.. ..aay co. ss:a nay asI. 1877
s. yellow dip, ~ 30 Tor virgin lar steady 81 81
oswGco. May r. 1877
flour lower and dull sales 800 bbis - So go @ for
lor white winter 81 y - Tor deaoe eS,rs waea. qgIe
= o. corn easier: sales q mixed Western sc a zoe
barley quiet; Canada held a. DE = VI % Corn meal s2s
g e0S 81 aaSSifS re- ton a por on
e X 10 ros 81 Il eS aw 70 Kew
s4,soo bushels lumber 2soepicet Canal snlpmcnls
Wheat and eornThere is fair inaaiTg ma prices are
rye aud barley IL light demand. Vat rhers Is ndr
" about ss sys ' are ss s meme
easier su, no, eaot"Sy lower feishis anelanged sac,
Chicago
terms 80 900 bushels No chicago 10 e.;
No the track, soc Gle Receipts ~ lake Flour.
1900 bbls cprn, IO2.S23 bushels Receipts b. rail-
Flonr $3.50 bbs wheat ~ 200 bushcs 81 800 do.
OATS 1880 40. barley 1850 do rye. 500 do. shipments
by canal to tdewAtpr-Corn l2S.2l3 bushels. whest,
$50 do To intermediate points - $40 bushels:
bills wheat. i77oo ushels: So 20S do oats iotOJ
do barley. s723 do 400 do In store In elevators
Wheat 1IOsDI bushels. 3i1sJ do oats, 20,
harley sO.7l9 do. rye, 26eJf; peas. 400 do. malt.
lOO.UJ2 do. Total, oJ23i6.
TOLEDO May 10. 1871
Flour firm. Wheat quiet. No. amber Michigan offered
81 ~ U- ambsr Mchgnn. spot ~ 10: June. ~ so
weak; high mixed, spot 5pc No 2 5si4c June. 5sc /;
july Dc August. ~ c rejected. o3ic. damaged iplsc
| Oats dui white. 80. Michigan, Doc. Ee,cipts-J SO
bushels wheat a. 90 do. 3bJ shipments
100 bbls -four 1900 bushels wheat 81 900 do corn. 900
do. oats Az y. wheat dull. Corn opened weak and
July 5pic August 6Ic bid: No white, BE rejected
| held ut 81 &C.: Doe. bid. Oats dull and nominal.
CHICAGO. May ~ 1877.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat In far demand bat
lower No. Chicago spring ~ G3s cash: ~ Gs Juac
~ u6 81 Ga July Corn active, but lowcr ,c cash
J3l,c June J5tsc Juy rejected 49,. Oats duh and
n shade lower. ~ &c. June. Rye easter AZ sjc.
Bnr,ey nt Toe Nav Pork active bnt over
$it 2l 81 % cash. xis 10 si4 i2ls june. 81
~ 30 June So 37s 81 10 July Buk meats Ia lair dc
mand but lower; shoulders short ribs &c sh ut
clear TIC. Whisecy dali aud lower 81 oSs Fregnts-
Wheat Buffalo. ic Receipts Flour. $500 obs wheat
300 bushels. corn. lJ5Uu do. oats, 5000 40. rye
1900 do. barley 200 do Shipmentsfiouf. 90 sbis.
wheat 1900 bushels; corn, 1900 do. oats "a, 900
do; ryc, 500 do. bailey. 100 do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY NAY Is ls77-TRIPLE SHEET

which declined r per cent. Rentes at Paris were also
rm aud fraction higher. Five hundred and seventy
thousand pounos in bullion into the Bank Of
England IN balance to-day.
The closing prices IN London were:-Consols for
money and account, "a new four and half per cent
bonds 1885 l031; fve.twcnty bonds OF 1867 1887
ten-forty bonds, 1851; new Gyes. loss Erie
shares, Ok; do preferred shares, Ii New York Gen.
trial. 90 90s; Illinois Central 56i.. In Paris rentes
closed at 1921 775zc, and exchange on London was
25G 15c Bar silver quoted "a 9-l6d per ounce
STATE BONDS
State bonds at the Board strong. Louisiana
sevens consols advanced per cent, Missouri SKIES
funded 1894 1895 advanced 4, and of 1877 u;
Tennessee skies, old, sold at 437s A. In New Or.
leans Louisiana consos were quoted at SIX SSl<.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were irregular, and the following
changes in prices compared with last
sales An advance of u In Pacific Railroad Of Mis-
souri, rsts and Canada Southern 1rsts, and u in ONO
and Mississippi consolidated Central Pacific gold
bonds. There decline Of per cent in Ohio and
Mississippi seconds and Great Western hrss of 'ss;
i IN @. G. and l. G. arsts, u in Hannibal and st
Joseph Fights convertibes, and y In Michigan Gen.
trail sevens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
A RIVER MYSTERY.

The man who was found dead at Fulton ferry slip
on Sunday morning, with what. appeared to DO ten
bullet holes IN his body, was identified yesterday az
Wilhelm KHAN, engravor in ivory and nicer.
schaum, who has been missing since April2L Coroner
wotman took testimony Ia tho yesterday by
which IL apparel that deceased married ana bad
two children. lie was born In Germany, and had been
In this country about FIVE years lie was about thirty
years Of age and resided at No. So 81. Marks place.
Frederick Meyer, Of No. IS East Houston street,
deposcd that he had been acquainted With deceased
Tor about three years; frat him at No. u
Downing street, where they Doth worked.
EIward Hasscman, OF No 3s East Houston street,
sau nc had known deceased about Two years. and
had WORKED hun In one sbJp at NO % Downing
street; very often viscd tue witness AZ MS house
the last time he saw hun alive was on sunday April
10: IA. appeared be IN his usual health, did not
COMPLAIN oil awning, he remained at the house nntii
nine O'Clock T. NJ. on Monday Aprh -, Juius Kali
denberg called the witness house ana inquired II no
bad seen dcceascd deceased disappeared Saturday,
Apr "a between the hours OF eleven and twelve
O'Clock A. NJ, and had not been seen since; search
was commenced Tor aim the following day; his dissp.
pcarancc reported 70 the Police superintendent;
witness the body as that OF KHAN deceased
mad been out oil employment foi about two weeks.
DR. Cusnman, who made the autopsy, mao the fol-
loving slatcncnt:--
III found twelve puncturea wounds lett side OF
chest situated between sixth and eighth ribs. These
wounds were different In SIZE most OF them wcro
triangular Ia shape, and evidently inflicted with tho
same instrument -Four OF tho wounds penetrated the
slernum between sixth and seventh ribs aud Of
the wounds partially penetrated the lett vcntrcle 81
tue heart The lct lung i,and uninJurcd. About
two pinls oil tingod with blood found
cavity OF chest Mono OF the wounds described
necessarily immediately fatal. There were found
evidences Of 1eath from asphyxa The body waa
much dccotn posed. The Immediate cause OF death.
In my opinion was due W ssphyxia from drownips"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15

The annual election Of officers for tho stock Elk.
change yesterday resulted as iollows:-hr Henry
Meles sreiorm candidate" elected President,
receiving All votes, against 256 received by Mr..
Donald Mackay; Mr.. u. A. Wncelock Was elected
Chairman, receiving .0l votes; Me- James Mitchell
Vice Chairman by majority OF 2ss; Mr. D. Hayes,
for Treasurer, received 13I votes; Mr. u. o. White
was unanimously elected Secretary and Mr. James NJ.
Fuller Trustee Of tie GratuitY Fund.- received I3l
out OF ISL votes The following The successful
candidates Tor members OF the Governing Commit
tee TO servo four years $. T. Russell, g. L. Hagnt,
d. 4. Wordcn, r.. X. Slursis W. /. Bull III. q. StcD-
bins, A. Coyhl. Il. Brandon. X. kepplcr, j. n. Law
renee; TO serve three years, Charles H. Randall, 10
serve one year. III. Lnpslcy, ). j. Drake.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15

Coffee was quiet. Sugar also quiet but firm. Oils
drm and petroleum steady Rosin steady and spirits
turpenne was firm.
CoFfxE-rhe market for Rio very quiet also
mild coffee. We sale OF 1000 bags Santos Hermad
private terms Tho of Rio in first hands here to-
night Is sfi3e bags; ut Galveston 90 bags; at Bai
81 bags Total 1913 3l5 bags The stock here In
second hands is 1890 bags New Orleans 1000 oass
Mt Baltimore. 5l66i bars Total. 135.o56 bags Total
stock in hrst and second hands 257 81 bags Aoa and
loading for the United States April aei4o bags Pur
chased for United States MAY L. 1893 600 bags incnd
Ing santosl Total visible supply 4S95i6 bags. We
quote :-ordinary cargoes l6ac lie; fair do, 1916
good do zoe. prime do, coke. q a0c Santos 19l4c
l0lsc.. all gold.
CorroS ON the spot was quiet to-day CMondsy), the
total sales Tor the day being only 595 bales 1000 bales
taken last Saturday afternoon export Prices
marked down ll0c., the market closing steady At the
decline liverpool came duh aud unchanged Tor spot cot
ton nddng uplnnds being quoted 1T 13l6J. aud Or
leans ~ 3D. Arrivals were I32d cheaper Our market
opened points lower than saturdays closing ruled
quiet during the day. Part of the loss snbse
gueny recovered ana the market closed quiet with loss
for the day Of from points The closing prices to-day
compare with Saturdays AS follows