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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-28


The opening Of to-day's stock market was at firm
figures, followed by a further advance, which was
general throughout the list. This was succeeded by
a later decline, which made the final sales generally
at about the lowest prices of the day. However
there were noteworthy exceptions, of which Cen
trail of New-Jersey was conspicuous IN closing at
34s its best prices Wabash in closing at 1873 after
rising from 12la to ISIS on report that the
suit agai INST the company at Chicago had been
dismissed and Pacific Mail, which on the
company's success in borrowing 100000 with
which to make partial payment to the Panama
Company, and in obtaining an extension on the re-
mainder of its maturing indebtedness rose to us
and closed at II. Lake Shore sold at 5Sos0590
67sa /; Michigan Central at 66l2965&; Erie at 1925
e7157sG 1875 Central and Hudson at 1890 1Oo4i
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western at 5Ss4059's
75s5s05ss4; Delaware and Hudson at 57l4056sI;
Morris and Essex at S3083os083l2; Northwest
common at 47l204Sss047al, and preferred at 72's
ED734G722t; st. Paul common at 51%052Ss0
51ss. and preferred at sO7s0S1498O7s; and Ohio
and Mississippi at 7s40s077s Western Union was
dull at S7la0687s, and Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph sold at 26. The general market closed weak.
RANCE or THE STOCK Markell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-28

The gold sales were, as usual limited in amount.
and effected at 10000 1908, on a tame and unln-
terestinc speculation. On gold loans the borrowing
rates were 2la, g. 2 and 1 per cent per an
mum The Assistant Treasurer paid out 1851
600 in coin interest on the public DEBT ahd
business of the gold clearing department Of the
Bank of the State of New-YOrk covered: Gold
cleared. $9.465 900; gold balances, ~, 3OO, 1913;
tions were as follows:
1908 l3....................lOO%
FOreig exchange was strong, and for demand
hills higher on a good demand to remit July Dond
interest We annex current revised quotations,
the actual rates being at concessions OF i20 Oh
cent:
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~ FHANcisoo CLOSING PRICES or MINING STOCKS

active ana 49,. - United States bonds oontAaes
account 'n ~ = . not strange TIA. q us eOntifa
pect tb.t sae low rates for ca osr should be So on
~itn tho July rnterast S and the pros
70 some 500 900. 600 Is. disbursements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-28

NRW.YoRK. June 81 1875,
NOTICE.-CoupOns of the following bonds,
~ maturing July l. 1878 viii paid and after that
date AZ the Office Of MosSrs Jesup, Co. No 81 WI
lam ST.. New York:
Chicago aud Alton Rail ROAD first mortgage.
Louis Jacksonville and Chicago Railroad second mort
gage.
Joliet and Chicago Railroad hrst MORTGAGE
Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad first mortgage.
Columbia and Augusta Railroad hrst mortgage
Columbia aud Augusta Railroad nrst mortgage
Dubuque Railroad preferred first mortgage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-28

Money continues quiet and easy at 1l292 per cent
on call on pledge of Government bonds and at 20
21o with exceptions at 9. miscellaneous collateral
The market for commercial paper is slow, and rates
are as annexed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-28

The following were tO-days uuOtatlOns LOT
foreign and domestic coins and bullion, United
States coins being quoted in currency, aud all the
pff Uold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-28

OFFICE OF THE GUARDIAN FIRE ms COMPANY, :
1877 nrOadvay, New-YOrk, June 20 1881
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for SEVEN Dl-
RECTORS this company will be held az their Office at
lk7 broadway, on SATURDAY June 49, 1873. Polls open
from ~ IN. 20 | D. m. WALTER X. PAVE, SECRETARY
NEW.YoRK, June IL, 1873.
THE STOCKHOLDERS of the AMERICAN
i STEAM CAR COMPANY are hereby notified 10 meet
the Aston House in this city on July 1873 AZ O'Clock
% m vote on proposition the capital stock Of
the company $40 600 by the additional issue Of $50 shares
H. A. SOUTHWORTH,l
HENRY o. BULL. , Directors.
CHI ARLES w. NILES
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financial.


DETROIT AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD;
1IDetr0it Pontiac Oakland. ottawa Montgomery aud
Eufala ist mortgage bonds EDw c. FOX & CO. Walst
GAS STOUns.
An New.York and Brooklyn stockS and also all hnd'
Of BfookIyn investment securities dealt IN by
- 80 GEO. II. PRENTISS,
80 Broad-sL, n. Y
NOTICE ia hereby given that the transfer
~ books Of tho MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAlLiOAI
COMPANY. which now closed, WIZ remain coaea UNI
tho morning Thursday. lat day Of August next
order " the BOafd Of Directors.
WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT, fresluehI
NOTICE of SALE.-U. S. Circuit Court, Dis
trir OF and Trust Co complainant
agt LcayeuWOrth Lawrence and Galveston Railroad Com
pany ct al defendants.-f Charles W. Blair, appOnta'
Special herein by decree entered December 1877
al me November Of said Court held &C Topeka IN sail
District hereby notice that Will oner Tor sale u t
bidder all tho railroad property and franchises OF I'M
IeayenwOrth Lawrence aud Galveston Railroad Company
covered mortgage executed by said Company 20 the t
ON the 5th day June. 1878 at O'Clock at the from
door Of tho HOnse tho City Of Topeka, state
Kansas OF said decree. OF sai
decree NAV Office Of said Trustee NO 20 TX
MFRRiAM 20 Sears Building Boston. Mass.
Fort Scott Kausas
JAUG. JOHNSON.
Solicitors for complainant
The sale Of the aJOvedescrbed property Is hereby "a
Irnpd 10 Wednesday July TO- 1873 at the same hour ant
place CHARLES w. BLAIR Special Master
J. AUG. JOHNSON,
WALLACE PRATT.
Solicitors for complainant
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Total BUSH. S9L292 GO.SOO 2B6,38l
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Net eaTningB........
Percentages OF Operat'g
expenses 70 gross
earnings....ss....-.-..
PERCENTAGES Of Operatg
expenses, taxes In
oluded. 70 gross earn.
lnna
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-15

Miss Willard will receive 500, ard all other
teachers the same as last year.
Following is a complete list OF the teachers en-
gagged for next year and salaries to be paid:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-15
SERENA.
Fox Hunt by Moonlight.

Tuesday evening June 18th was calm, sun
night, and the moons pale light shonc SOIL ana
clear, and the cir was fresh and balmy; indeed 1t
was one of those nights on which mermaids sing
and spirits love to roam. On this night Mr. H. ~
Parr had a few guests at his house, among Wioh
were Mr.. Arthur F. Boardman and wife, OF sunny
South, Placer county, California, and who by the
yay were Oh that kind Of tour which blends
Two souls into a single thought,
Two hearts to beat us one
And to give them little sport, when Is ehtre-
~ outside the general run OF such tours, Il moon
light Fox hunt was gotten up. Everybody knows
that Fox hunt at any time is exciting, and es-
peciallv when participated in by gallant riders,
noble stecds and well trained dogs, but chase
after the cunning Reynard by the light OF the
moon, when the gods of earth are slumbernS
and grave yards yawn is something novel and
exciting to the unsophisticatcd in rural sports.
There NAV be little melancholy loneliness for Il
few moments at times, and especially when one
Of those gallant horsemen" stands watching the
course of Reward from some elevated position,
aud the shadows Of trees, stumps and fence posts
loom up like the ghosts Of some departed war
rors who roamed these hunting grounds in the
dim and distant past Scarce had the old clock,
which tolled the time for many year in that
hmily kitchen, ceased striking eight, wheni
''Tally-ho, thc.hounds-the buglc sounds,
The Fox is gOne-go chase him."
and scarcely had the notes died away on the
prairics, than III X" and the "Family five"
we're on the trail, with "Rattler" in the lead,
Granger clear behind and ''Old Rondy' bring
ing up the rear Mr. Parr rode "Old Neh" and
like q flash they were up and away, leaving
Hex uhc favorite) for the Californian" and
she rest to manage theiI ''unflery stecds" as best
they knew how For nearly four hours the chase
was kept up and with the continual barking of
dogs and occasional notes of the bugle its soft
sweer echoes fingered on the night air and final
ly died away on the broad praires, and then fol
lowed by another and another until it seemed as
though multitude Of ,bugcs were sounding and
hundreds of dogs barking leaving one to imagine
that the whole thing was more Of a dream offairy-
land than reality on the prairies of Serena
As the 'wec' hours drew nigh, and the Califor
MAN cried enough! and the others were about en-
tering into the merits of the hunt, the Fox took
4 turn towards the river and on to the Devils
Hollow" across the Armstrong sugar camp and
was finally holcd in a sand bank on Somonauk
creek, where he was left in his glory for future
report and festivities, and thus ended a moon
light hunt, which for novelty, beauty and enthu-
sasm has seldom If ever been seen in Serena.
Serena June 18th, 1878. j. ID. II.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-15
From Marseilles.
MARsEILLEs. June Il, 1878.

The President, Mr.. ii. Pitts, Esq, and Sec
rotary, H. w Matthews, of the Pitts's Sons
Manufacturing Co., are in town.
Mr.. A. Trumbo will have saw mill to saw
out his black walnut lumber 1t is worth a
small fortune.
The light guards think Of putting on the
boards "Out in the Breakers
Last Sunday was flower Sunday at the Uni
vcrsalist church. The rite Of dedication"
was given to quite number of children
Rev. Mr. King, of the Chicago Theological
Seminary, filled the Congregational pulpit last
Sunday.
Rev. J. Straub attends the Universalst con
vention at Sheridan this week.
G. w. Brumbach has been here number OF
DAYS, part of the time at work for the Land *
Water Power Co., who are about to improve
Commercial street
The Red Ribbon club on Thursday evening
last selected Occidental Hall as their future
home at an annual rent Of thirty dollars. Rev.
Mr.. Lee addressed them after the close Of the
business meeting.
Governor Cullom passed through here this
morning on the steamer illinois" He came
from Copperas Creek and intends going up
the canal. The canal Commissioners were also
on board. The light guards were out to meet
him, and general hand shaking was partici
pated in by all of our citizens Among the
gentlemen on the boat with the Governor we
noticed Mcssrs Osman and Hapeman, of the
FREE TRADER, Mr.. Trimble and Mr.. Hull, Of
Ottawa; Superintendent Thomas, Engineer
JENNIE, &c. The Governor seems very enthusi-
astic over the proposed ship canal and Illinois
river improvements, and will doubtless assist
the matter to the best Of bis ability.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-15
From Utica.

UTICA June 18th, 1873.
Business in this burg Is unusually brisk
the general business of the town being the
manufacture Of cement, sewer pipe and drain
tile, articles that people must have whether
they have bread or not Tie proprictors of
these works are pushing things, the result of
which is. that times are lively.
A very pleasant affair was that at Clarli's
Hall on Wednesday evening last, the same be
ing festival given under the auspices of the
Red Ribbon Club" The hall was beautifully
trimmed and decorated with various notices
and emblems. Walthcr's ice cream was above
PAP, The strawberries hard 10 beat, and To have
any better lemonade is useless. and to excel
the appearance and politcness OF the ladies
impossible. The whole affair was conceived,
the arrangements all made and executed within
five days, the result being very decided
success, the various committees having the
matter in charge are 10 be congratulated the
net proceeds being sky dollars
Blu, the bon ton affair Of this backward sea.
soa,occurred at the residence of Mr. NJ White,
on Thursday evening. the participants being,
with one exception citizens Of La Sale. Tie
writer, being obscure was no, invited, vet l.
satisfied II must have been recherche affair,
because the Whites never do anything by
halves. There Is no use Of the ClaTks, the Hol
lands, the Grifiins or the Gilberts trying TO
keep the Whites under, for they are bound to
make their appearance on the upper stratum
sooner or later, aac in manner entirely uhcx-
p@cfcd. ROUsD TRIP.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-15
A CARD.

To all who suffering from the and ndlscretons
of youth weakness early decay loss Of manhood
&c, will send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy discovered by mission
ary In South America Send seadressed envelope to the
REv JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D. Bible House, Nep York
Gun novlely-sp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-15
Meeting of Board of Education.

At the last meeting Of the board of education
radical change in the high school matter was de-
termned upon. 1t being decided to establish
grammar school in the third ward in the place of
the high school. This school is to have prnci-
pal who will also act as superintendent of schools,
and will devote half of each day in visiting the
different schools in the city, the other half will
be given to teaching in the grammar school. He
Is to have an assistant who will alternate the du-
ties Of the position with him. The board APP
pointed Prof. II. H. Smith superintendent of
schools and principal of the third ward school,
and Miss s. b, Willard principal of the sixth
ward school, assistant. Miss Ncwbeckcr was
transferred from the I'd to 9th, a change which
makes Miss j. C.. Mattocks principal of the for
mcr school The following salaries will be paid
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-15

Ladies who have pale compilations, blotches
and pimples on the face, rough skin, or freckles,
should use DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-15
SURPRISING CURE,

Gsptflncn About twelve yeors ago, while travel
linz with Father Krups Ola olkS Concert troupe as
atcnor singer, took severe cold gad Was lad up AZ
Newark n. J. This cold brought on severe attack OF
Catarrh which battCd with every known renedy ior
four weeks without avail, and nas ally oOllgeu 10
give up most desirable position and return home
unable to sing q note. For tGcr years Afterwards
was unable 10 sing at ALL The first attack OF Catarrh
had LETT my orgars and lroat sens tive tat inc
slightest cold would bring on fr sh tack leaving
me Frustrated. In this way continued % GIcF me
last attack tho scvcrcst ever had tcrrlbc =
fered tho most excruCia'ing pain in y head was SO
hoarse to re scare y able u speak. ana consheu
necessarily. ! thought was going into quick con
sumption, and firmly believe that had these symp-
dercd me an easy Victim. When IN tbs Distressing
condition. commenced the usl Of SAyFoIp RADICAL
CURE FOR very RELUCTANTLY confess rs ma
tried all the advertised remedies without b'nclt Inc
nrst dose of this wonderful pedicine gave me the
greatest relief il Is hardly for one whose head
aches eyes ache, who can scarcely aricuate qsIlncy
on account Of the choking accumuations IN MS htoa
to realize how much rref1 obtained from the nst ap
pllcstion of SANFoBD's RADICAL CCRR. nder It's IN
fuence both internal and external rapidly recovered
and by occasional use Of the remedy since; nave
been entirely free from Catarfh. for the hrst Time Il
twelve years. r-,.. ,,,
GEo v. HoLEEooK.
wALrHAN '. as. Jan. 8, 1919 -
PSI purchase luc EAWChL CU2E OF GEO. Il.
ROGERS, Druggis t, Eulilord DiilGlnS'
Each package contains Or Sanford's Improved lnha
ing Tube, with lull directions for use IN all cases
Price co. For sale by all Wholesale and Retail Drug
gists throughout the United States and ,Sanadas
WEEKS g. POTTER, General Agents and wholesale
Druggists, Boston, Mass.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-15
SAMF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

Is local and constitutional rem -.rr = fI.'sdto
the nasal passages IL uiliI., ,.! lnu;.h
nation end paa & II e Ca -.t Ci!h-, '.taisIng
and purifying the Crct!o.s : ,,1 . H"-'i'steIien
it acts upon the or ans CE r 81 ..ia t.Il ah,n
moist. and neutraliz . :he ac ipSI' Th Tvs
yay into the stomach AMI thence into Lie uloo linus
n cure progrcsss in hoth directions, AID 1t does not
seem possible for hu.IGl Ingenuity TO devise EoFe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-15
ALWAYS
Buy I|)R CAyn.

sell for strictly Cash, and have
for nearly two years, and, by so do
inc, can and do sell for at least ten to
fifteen per cent. less than time stores.
These time stores are always trusting
some one that never pays, and those
who trade at time stores and pay are
sure to pay little on bad accounts.
We are not hard up for money, nor
are we selling groceries at rulnous
prices, but we are selling everything
very low. Those who trade with us
have already found it out, and if those
who do not trade with us will but just
try us once that will tell and settle
the question at once.
We are buying "Miner's Best Min
nesota " in car-lots.
We are buying Kinney's Avoca"
in car-lots.
We are buying the "Snowilake "
made at Leavenworth, Kansas, of
choice winter wheat in car-lots.
We sell Minnesota straight
at $500 per Dbl.
We sell Montgomery White
Rose at S5.25 per Dbl.
We sell Benefits Geneva
at 1910 per Dbl.
We sell Ottawa Gilt Edge
at $40 per Dbl.
We sell Miners Best Min
nesOta ut $40 per Dbl.
We sell Kinney's Best AvO-
ca at $40 ger Dbl.
We sell Legal Tender at
S6,O per Dbl.
We sell the Snowflake for
$3.50 per Dbl.
We sell Winter and Spring Ora
ham, Corn Meal, Bran, Shorts and
Chop Feed, Teas, Sugars and Cot
fees, Rice, Hominy and Beans; and
if you want anything in the Grocery
line come along, and if we don't sell
you IOw, LOWER, LOWEST, why
Respectfully yours,
G.. M. SHAW.
Prop'r of the Ottawa Cash Grocery.
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Judges Charles J. Folger aud Charles Andrews, Of
the New York Court OF Appeals, are at the Fifth Ave-
nue.. Mms. Il. Gerster, Miss Minnie Hauk and Judge
Josiah G. Abbott, Of Massachusetts, are at tho Ciar
endon. Ex-senator B. f. Rice, OF Arkansas; ex-Gov-
crnor j. b. Page, OF Vermont, and q. H. Northam, Of
Hartford, are at tho ST. Nicholas Colonel J. II.
Maplcson, signor Campanini Signor Foil and Captain
Samuel Brooks, OF tho steamship CITY OF Chester are
at the Everett Major General 5. p. Helm ntzelman,
United sta,es Army, IS at tho Sturtevant Senator J.
II. MCPHERSON, ofNew Jersey, and PayDaster Thomas
T. Caswell, United States Navy, are ut tho Gi!sey
Ex-Governor Nelson Dinglcy, Jr, Of Maine, and
Warner Miller, OF Hsrkimer, N T., are at the Hon
man. Horny Probasco, OF Cincinnati, and Henry c.
Potter. General Manager OF the Flint and Pere Mar
quolts Railway, are at the Windsor. Houstoun
Clinch, OF Savannah, and General Don Carlos Buel
are at tho New York r. u. Pusifer and E. b. Has
keL OF Boston, arc tho Brevoort. Captain William
Prince, OF the Ordnance Department, United States
Armyi . At the Metropolitan.
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
FLORILINE.

LNLoRILINE FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH z
the liquid dentfrice in the world ~ tnoroughiy
cleanses partially decayed teeth from all parasites
living annlacuen y leaving thsm peAry wni.e impefs
deli ghtful fragrance the breath ihe nAnhA.
FLoRlLINE instantly odors arising rom 100
stomach or tobacco smoke. - a.
For children adults whose teeth snov nsrxs ., az
its adv Tho FLohlLAN snoeic
be thorough all the cavities; no ons need
fear using it often. much ~ time. among
being Soda honey. spirits oil wno oorax
and herbs aud plants " iorms ncs
only dentrce tor cleansing ever
but perfectly delicious 20 the taste ana ~
less sherry The Is pleasing thai instead %
taking toothbrush with dislike as oftsn sa1
children will on omit to use tae rLonILiNH
regularly morning IL only lett their own choice
Children taught the OF ths toothorusn 20
young Early invariably produces premature decay
OF the teeth. .,,r. -,
w. ii. sCHiEFFELlN 4 CO..
MCkEsstlN Il RJBBlNs.
CiihRLES \. GklTrENTOk.
JOHN H. HENRY CURkAS CO..
CASTELL HAZARD CO.,
-JlTMAN Astor House.
HUDNUT herald Building.
iEGEMAN CO..
X. IL. MACY X co. -
and by druggists and periumers throughout tne vona
rs cents u bottle.
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
DUTCH HARDDRAVERIJEN.
THE SECOND DAYS RACES IN PAgIs-GREAr
INTEREST MANIFEsTED-NoTABLE PERSONS
PRESENT
lBY CABLE TO THE HsR,Lp,l

lBY CABLE TO THE HsR,Lp,l
PARIS, Oct 4, 1873
The Dutch trotting races at the Bois de
Boulogne to-day were witnessed by null
titude of people. President MacMahon.
ex-President Grant and General Noyes were
present to witness the curious races. All the
sporting celebrities OF France were also on
the ground. The races to-day were trotted
in harness, eight horses starting, as on
Tuesday last.
CHOICE BIT OF THE ANTIQUE.
The sulkies used were antique and heavy,
resembling sleighs on wheels more than
any other modern vehicle, and averaging in
weight over three hundred pounds. In
deed, they were the exact prototypes of
those curious vehicles Of the seventeenth
century seen in the Museum de Cluny, on
the Boulevard Saint-Michel. The drivers
were great, burly fellows. averaging one
hundred and eighty pounds.
HOW THE HEATS WE'RE TnoTrED.
The races were arranged in pairs as on
the first day, the winner having to carry off
the honors in six separate heats. The best
time made on the quarter mile course was
at the rate of 2m. Sos. to the mile.
THE ToUGHEsT HORSES
The winner of the first prize "for three
year-olds" was the mare Princess. The
second prize was won by the bay mare Will
helmina. Both of the above horses were
from Amsterdam. Great honors were be-
slowed upon the winning horses. Speeches
were made, bouquets were thrown, and the
healths of horses and owners were drunk
in champagne.
A SUCCESSFUL NOVELTY TO PARrS.
These Dutch horses seem to be natural
trotters, and owe nothing to the skill of
their drivers, all being handled with loose
reins. The harddrareryen has proved
great novelty.
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
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