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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
Cost ail0 founo.

Cost an0 founo.
DANK BOOK LOST-Bank Book No. 3d.
ID 9lV the Bowery Savings Bank missing fic finder
redsted IL 10 the bank II not Restored before
the 2Dth day June 1873, application viii be mace To the
bank fOT q new book.
I OST-Pass Book, No. $3.50 deliver to
IL GERMAN SAVINGS BANK. CITY.
I OST-Eric Railway Company first consoll-
- dated mortgage bonds value ZOO sterling each
1896 1897 dated September J, 1870 All persons are
warned against negotiating said bonds; payment has beti
stopped Information relative 70 them may be sem 70 JVi1N
COcURANE Glasgow, Scotland. or Messrs. j. G. MOORE
4 co, No. l42 Pealst. ". y. CITY,.
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Gountrp Rsa! gstats for Sale.

ono snd half miles from Bound Brook ~ ). hye In =
from sew BrnsWics ~ Of land all III eoon Tanndry
niiion snlrn,d swiss cottage, with extension ui
and kitchen surrounded by trees shrnbbe Y anu
vn st,he with box and ordinary stalls; h'nnerV,
pnns les bo., and other oubuidlngs necessary " ani'
class farm pr,ry pound ProOk y. j.,
OF W. d. bA-'ON IN Wv 80 ami ii Chambcrs.st.
NnN Wy
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VO PHILADELPHIA,
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEM.NOKk AND PmILADELPuIA
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily tree Depos
Philadelphia, two NC~-l ora

Double Track the Improved Equipment and the Fats'
Time consistent with absolute safety
ON ami after Ma, l., 1873, -,
Express Trains leave New YORK DcsOlosts ahd No"''
hndt streets Ferries follows: ... .. ~,
I.r 80 $40 D $50 Imitel II q. m l. l. s. g. $50 30
amt y. N. sunday I:3O aud a. w. D. t. u'o '''''
: 80 aud - y. m. in,
BOso Brooklyn Annex" connect with all hronch tIaus
nj Jersey CIV alIdng speedy and dreet u"iseF o'
brooklyn travel o, ~ -,o .
returning trains leave Philadelphia 500. $780, ~ 80 :
$50 and tIimtcd Express, 1888 j. MI :, 4, Jdu .
aud 80 p. aud IL midnight on sunday, 1920. 49, u >
$50 a. NJ. (, 1880 p. m. ard ~ midnight
Ticket Offices Nos. 526 and Oh broadway, No Asiot
House and Desbrosses and COUrand ss No Coif
Depot, foot of Fultonst, BtooAb W
NGs ~ AMI lis hudson ST. Hoboken Depot Jersey
CITY Emig inni Ticket Oihte No. 8 Battery place. -
FRANK THOMSON |. r. PALMER.
General Manager Genl Passenger Agent
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NIRGINIA FARM of 100 ACRES in Abe,

VIRGINIA FARM of 100 ACRtS III h NJ me
marie County for saleNear me eastern o so Depot on
the Chc,apcai, OHIO EaiiroId Coca sou "o, Iifrhen
.st s,crtv. rommodious residence; IL large u"s o.
49, L',,, harn stable gIanary carTageh house NC'' ~
client water tine lawns, shrubbeIy &c: ,t,s de-,
rtY of choice fruits churches oi me ,
nu,inarons near For further Diet Is auiiss
~ NtiJES W pr re ELL. Greenwood Dtro u ---
wy ,TEP FRONT FOR SALE-On Ilallets
w cnvr Astoria Long Island, suitable Tor pnslhcS "
nacurifg purposes about 800 fee, front zoo" "'f
"'''r ""o "o"'' " ~ r. II. LUDLOW d co,
3 Pinr.st. and l31 Broadway
1RI ACRE FARM, beautifully Situiacu Jt,e
LRCSo hour from New York HOntclar Railway 49,
roon cottage ana good outbuildHPs me AVN anu "'
i.l,ir0 and Price 5000 can
"'''"5 ''' '"7' j. W. EDWARDS. II Pincst'
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ALBANY SUNDAY-NIGHT BOATS.

\ ms Peoples IINl
Boats commcucr ;uGuu. sunday. June % from Pier a.
y. X, daily, NunHiNst' ire udtei. it q y. 49,
4 LBANl and NEW-lORk DAY BOATS will
"a comm, nee thc,r regular tuuS on MONDAY. JUNE 10
EOR RONDOI'r aud klNGSrON.-Farc. -
NcWhurrh. and below, 30 c"lt. lIld 70 ltl't
lard fIls tW,- i'ut Cornwall. N"WburI, hnlhoro, MI
% % NulIu Valley l;atr.tts Steamboats, VacnIs
to,iL 1uI james ". Baldwin lcINeduy at .. Ia, rr 81
Horh i1'tr foot If ilaui,"n.si.
DENNSA LNANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
1 TRUNK LINE AND UNITED >r' fE~ NAIL
KuU1I. ON aud after May 10, l~7S. taus leave New
No'k, via p,sbos',s ana CoGruand street, Frrics ~ o
T1rrs- for HARRISBURG rtrsburg the West AMI south
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, . Il. NJ 'uu 30 -
For Willamsport. Lock Haven Cory and Ere s}Op
The on Itcg"us. MlHmsrori aud LEX liaNV1, "a. IA.
Baltimore, Washington AMI TIE south " Lun,t,I Wash
nrtun iNrcss' ut Pullman Piiur Cars daily except
Il
Express Tor Phult PIMA $780, % $40 o. t1 lIWitrOll
|. l. =, H. CSC 1880 $50 and 30. SUNDAY 1850
aud 3am. .. 90, CSC, $50 $50 and D. IA Imlini ANA sec
Boats "Iooklyn Annex" connect with all through
ri Jersey tN Hn"iding speedy and direct transfer Tor
Bopklyn travel
trains Newark, Elizabeth Railway, Princeton. Trcu.
Ambuy ~ litlNleC and oder points.
see local s'h"tiul,s nj all Iickct offices $500
Trains aTrNc:from IlttsbuIg. $50. 1910 y m, 1920
daily 10 t. 80 daily. except Mondl;. From
Washington and Baltimore, GJn $40 M, i;lu JJ. 1910
sunday, 600, 10 From PhlaiClpilt, 29lD GOO
$40 900. 1880 Hoo =. m, 10 i:lG, j.i5, $50 $50.
lWlo, 1920 IN. Sunday JO5 600 $40, 1880 lI,o Il. No.
600 lO:2U =. M.
Ticket Offices 500 and gu broadway. No Astor House
foot Dc-brosscs and CourtlHudt SITS; No.
Brooklyn Depot foot Of Fulton ST. BROOKLYN
H. ll6 and llS liudsons Hoboken Depot Jersey Guy
EmigIant Ticket once, No y Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, l.. r. FARMER
General Manager. GEM Passenger Agent.
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~ FISHER JOHNSON.
DELAWARE AND HUDSON
CANAL. COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE
4OYEAR
PER CENT BONDS.
WV ~


PER CENT BONDS.
PENNsYLVANIA DIVISION
PRINCIPAL DUE 1917: INTEREST MARCH AND
SEPTEMBER; COUPON BONDS OF $1,000 EACH,
REGISTERED BONDS OF $1,000 EACH.
UNION TRUST COMPANY or y. y, TRUSTEES
THESE BONDS ARE SECURED By a FIRST AND
ONLY LIEN on ALL THE PROPERTY OF THE COM
PAxY IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. IN
GUIDING THE CANAL. RAILROADS. MINES. COAL
AND OTHER LANDS ROYALTIES ROLLING STOCK,
LEASES. CONTRACTS, sc.
AT the stockholdors' meeting in 1871,
MEssHs. JOHN Y. l.. PRUYN,
ADOLPHUS HAMILTON
H. N. OLM-TED.
HENRY II. FARSAM, and
L. Is. GRANT
were appointed Special Committee make thorough ex
animation entire property and condition OF the Com
pany This the property pledged TO secure
this issue Of Bonds MORETHAN DOUBLE the amount OF
this mortgage Of slOOO000O
half of this reserved TO provide for the Deben
tures maturing In 1894.
Having negotiated with for portion OF the
remainder Of this issue Of Bonds offer them for sale at
PARAND ACCRUED INTEREST.
we recommend these investors desiring security
of c udODbted character.
DREXEL MORGAN CO.,
Corner Wall and BrOad'sts
WINsLOw, LANIER & CO..
Corner Nassau and Cedars'r
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ConulrD lieal Cel0le tor Sale.

AT CROTON LANDING-FOR SALE
u FARM Of &Gdrrc- sitInc ni gentleman country
residence Ihc property ocat on The Al
The station
extensive vows llud River The land is ully cuy
cred IN apples, pears. and her small irn- and
and other buildings, Tie nous contains II large
EDWARD ChAEkE Iri"nr "uic".
II j. SPRAGUE, 100 Wouh-st., would like
~ confer Lonil,mdn wishing purcha.r a
EINE COUNTRY IISIDENt T., un the linr ui the Hudson
railroad aud hour and hairs from tty.
al II by
utDuiIug-, tunr,tNaiort
Of wafer ana choice ifnts. Property alcd
PcrkSk surrounding Ia All respects desirable, lfu
% To 40 acres Of land.
FOR SALE-WatcTfrOnt for ICiincrs chcmi-
i cal works. factories, Irfg" blocks with bnlAh,ad
waterfront. BLOCKS dwcnes safe Iw ON rv
terms Apply 10 H. a iotNt. engineer 20 i.Kelngc place.
LOR SALE or TO RENTAL Cornwall ON
thlIud-0n two houses party furpishoI barn. carnage
and boat Louise ten acres, extending garGc il
For particulars direct To Box - tornwall"n Hudson y
EOR SALE or TO RENT, at White Plains.
i the Harlem Railroad. - minute, riD va IT,. iour new
with ali nOdciH ,ftn
liberal terms, rented for 5000 and $500 Al
ply 2GI broadway, NewlOrk al White Plains 10 il
Brown Wertcoti
Tor SALE-A farm, G3 acres. situated nj
Genbam utch'ss County 81 mill from Hudson river
accessible markets. schools and tyrry
thing and nearly Apply To addItss JANE,
i BRETT. MdtteaWan. y. \
EOR SALE--A very valuable and desirable
Il property the Hudson River; bu'lt especially Tor n
young ladies' school buildings modern, aud excellent re-
pair ventilation, and wafer. location rpiionalc
very accessible Half Of puchas" remain on
prOpety. Fun particulars furnished responsible parties on
+. q. Box No, 2.0G5. New Yorx CITY
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GAS STOCKS

All Nev.York and BROOKLYN stocks AMI also all kinds
Of Brooklyn investment securities dealt ID ~ 49,.
GEO. H. PRFNTISS.
- y. Y
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CPECIAL NOTICE to TOURISTS.

The Lake superior Transit Company running Ten Splcn.
did Passenger steamboats, between Buffalo and Duluth and
intermediate ports.
FIVE SAILINGS WEEKLY
For full information apply
D. q. ENANS. GemrIn Managcr Rmnaln. y. Y.
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;NMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF BI. IL iAi !, Jur - II a. m.
CITY or BRI- - 81 TliJ Ii-Dtl June D. o.
CITY OF EItIMONB.....-SAIf EDAG. june -. io q. u.
from Pier b y H., (. 90 { Chdr'tonst
CABIN. so and 800, gold Return tickets on iAV'i'
bic terms.
81 IRAGE. s2S, currency. Drafts 81 lowest rate
-mok ng ana bath por~ aul-Hlps
LDHN q. Dali. AEcnl. 81 and ..I nlAAlMAy. y. Y.
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TTIE MAK1 PUW Ed, furt 30 ctnts, Tor
West Point Cornwall Nswburg. Poughkcepse RondUut
kingston IoLLcnr, Milton, New Hamburg and Hyde PARK.
leaves daily from NeHry Pier 80 n. H., AT $50 p.
CONNECTS with BROOKLYN Annex BoA4S
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EFCuii,iDLIA~C


King. Joseph IT, 10 John U,inHugcT. y" 1913 Howci
t-t1rt aud ba-,i1ci.I. q yeats 40 annual frni o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01

WHITE STAR LINE. ......
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL. MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QrEENsTOWN AND LlNEkIOpI~
NOucc-Ihe steamers This Line take the Lane Routes
recommended Lieut. Mauy, L. :. NJ On both the "ht"uu
huiucwaTd voyages.
TKIIANNIC cam Perry, ..... SATURDAY, June ]. D.
CELTIC Cant Glcadel .:. .Thursday June o. 80 g. IN
Kennedy uTdaF, June 10. D.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, Yer 81. NORTH
RIVER
uoutmeuts The saloon. StlterOOns. smoking. and Bath
ioos are 10 aced dship the noise and motion
least felt aGOTdlng degree of comfort hitherto nnattdnaDie
RAIES-Saloon, $40 and 500 gold Return Tickets on
favorable terms StccTIge S2S.
r of pans aud information, apply at tho
Company's Offices, No. 81 broadway, Now Y0rI
N'"i'"'' II. J. COhflS Agent
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8teamboais ano Ral!roaos

RRlDGEPORT. and all points ON Hous,,on;.
and Nauga'uck Railroads Fare Al se,,a. dtonc
Leave. satarinesip daily Sundays excepte at II @
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~ Sew ioct southern Railroad. G mmrH,Iu- Nli IS
L. steamers VII leave NcA-lorA Pier :, N,rtl hrI
foot "i k,ctOr>t1 Couuc,tlu sandy Hook trans III
Lou ElAlcl $50 a. m. J. aud T. p.
E,d Bank and Toms i;lNer 80 4. IL. l aud ?.
!aIut gtt aud Iu,ktiton D.
Nuc.aud, Bridget" and Atlantic cry p m.
L .lldr plua tud .tr itnu ! ana I. IA.
Lon. .-.'h % ll.
MM :. SNkDtN
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io' i''SA' u '''' Of'IHICHs & co. Bowling green.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANlS
STATE LINE.

STATE LINE.
10 GLASGOW LIVERPOOL. DUBLIN. BELFAST
LONDON DERRY, and the PARIS ENPO~IlION. IIom
Ticl ~ NoTth RIVER foot Of Canal ST.. iullowH
A..
STATE OF NlIA\ IiuTouiN uh' 10
LOO l. lana hGf~lib, June ~
Flr cabin $50 i3 according accommodations; return
tickets ri reduced cabin, go Stcriago AT
lowest rates ..... ,..,,.,,.,.. , ia. ,..
40. ~ HI0ddWav, Sew York.
STEERAG T. tickcs at No 40 Broadway. ana al thc Com
pauy = pier foot Of Cana-st, NOrth IN'I
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL
I STEAMSHIP LINE.
ron RIO DTJANEIRD. TOUCHING At 81 THOMAS,
PARA PERNAMBUCD. AND BAHIA, To LAND
MAILS And PA~-fNGiE-
The new FIRST class ron steamship ,iII OF PARA,
- ous) Captain Carpenter. VIII SAL Tor IL" above
. Freight al low
iaKon the above ports.
Freight r ceycl at Roberts Dock. BROOKLYN.
INSURANCE LOWER TnAN BY Any OTHER LINE
SIIIPPEItS DESIRI Sc INEl ANCL CAN EFFECT
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY
For freight engagements, or passage having elegant a"
"r''' C. H. MALLORY & CO.. Agents,
once, Pier 20 East River.
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IN MILES for 10 CENTS.

IcO citizens Line-Iroy boats-State rooms only u
berhs IS LIST class fare 90 New palace steam
Saratoga" aud city Troy" leave daily except Snni
day. at y. from Pier 49, N H., foot VI Leroy 81 Sm
connscton with express tr ns for all points North has AZ
west Statc-ruoms and through tickets at DODpS la
PhESs. 9Ai broadway. n. Y. and Courtst RrooAiyn
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OLE NEIy- II nrr,IT-
NEW- YORK and LONG BRANCH DIyIsTOv.
LREEHnLD nnd NEW.YGRK RAlLWA

~ Trans j. ave Tor Perrin AmDOy, Red Bank Long Branch
ocean Grove. V". az Nlj. ll:tj a. H.. 4. 1913 D. H.
stages Natawln station ann iIon YPORT
ana at Squan to and from POINT PLEASANT
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h ARRANGEMENT or PASSENGER TRAINS jan l.
ls7T leave pots foo Of Court aud, ana De- rs'''is
~ D. Mint Express daily tor fasol ArtirIeIl
A l.utOwn Iurh CAIuN vi ke,btrrA PItStpn >afte r..
nina Ithica Auburn Rochester Bulato Niagara taAs au
The West. Pullman sleeping coaches attached
RpB'r n. SANHf- Sup't ana ing
General Eastern Onic, Church aud Courtlhit,
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bray also experienced SURGEON >tc"hri,- am caterer On
those greatest OF all uNuIc- at perfect ventilation and
CABIN PASSAGE according to -l';e room go to so;
WILLIAMS 4 GUIoN.
HAMBURG American Packet Company,s Line
for PLYMOUTH ChtEBGi n III arg IAN 4, , H.,
WlELAE - June - 81 LIN ~ ., ,rir -
al points in Egglan sc,ana aHa wales. Li d Da'1
&sSSsl Hesa', ~ cci'jr%. i.,.,as'g Avn,
;NMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AXnLlyEErooI-
CRY Of BIir I,rDil Jrnc u . p ~
CITY q From ti F H4H y < r. T., re "
CABIN so and 500 gold Return tickets on iAv'f'
s1IfGAGE, s2s, cunency ITans ct lowest rate
join c. Dali, Agent 81 aud - broadway. y. y.
y atonal Line.-From new Pier 80 North Il.
,,7,--foE LoNDoN CNci2r12, D.. - 80 -
--.---foR tltElHsrOWN AND iiYEErool.------
taUn 80 to :7o, currency s'cciaec s.G Dr'f- fI"m
S @f s' ES s az '''' 10" '~'' " j. ESI Manage
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
These ar-tca-s steamship! III regularly at p NJ
steamship sANIIAGO III CUBA. WE!'Nl -bAY. Iune -
WiiIAM ph F. GYDf CO.. So @ss riccn
McKELLLR. LCLING x coo Agents IN Havana
New York, Havana, y Mexican Mail s.. Line.
| ~ steamers leave rIcr 40. .. North iivct,
FOR HAVANA ana VERA CtJ l.,
clTyQF TAsiN@IoN ,'" o"y f. "a; 81 Iu i3 m
steamers leave Sew -Oricnns June Tor Vera
Crnzva NataiuoTas, 1u-pau. IaUpoo making clos" '0hLt
0n with steamer f0I Havana Sew i0k and all the above
| ports. +. ALEXANDRE Sons 81 ana @@ broadway.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BFTNIi.S y tW- YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND Bli MIN.
COMPANY'S PIER foot Of SECON I'~I. HOEOh ~.
MOSII........ sat. June poNA I.. &C.,. Nat. June -
ODER sat JuurN W I-lt..--, u. a.,
RATES or PASSAGE from HEW iIEk 10 so THANH
TOS, HANEi- or HHl " ~. a., ..,
FIRST CAEI%. $500. gold SECOND CABIN. 500 90
STEERAGI. - .. currency. ... .....,
Return 1ickcth al reduced rates Prepaid 9''o'"ho 0'"'
Gates, go currency.
-" i''sA'O u i"h'' OF i;ICHs co. Rowling
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
L LINES.
For CALIFORXiA. JAPAN. CHINA, CENTRAL an.
SGCIu AHGI;ICA. SANDWICH ISLANDS. NEW/LA-
LANE AUSTRALIA. BRITISH COLUMBIA. WASH
lNGTON TERRITORY and ORE6ON.
sailing rom Pier foot Calaist HoTt- laycr
Steamship tIS' ENI CITY. H"ndav June ~
Connecting Tor Central and sonia America ,,,,,.-
SAN FRANCISCO to JAPAN ana CHINA
steamship CHINA. TUESDAY, jan" j. ,,
steamship cry or PEKING. Monday, July J.
steamship CITY or TOXIC Thursday. August
steamsidp AUSTRALIA. MONDAY. June 10.
and passage apply at company once. No
BOWling-gTecn NcHlOfG
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TUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Ticket. and SiatcTos secured ~ ali puuc pal hotels and
BORDEN 4 LOWELL Agents
Az
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PROPOSALS for COMPLETING and
LEASING THE q
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
OFFICE OF rHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES or

OFFICE TIE BOARD OF TRusTrEs or
tn CINCiSSA1I SOUTHERN RAILWAY, :
NO. 20 WE,T 3DsI, CIClNNA1l, May II, lotH
Notice hereby that the Trustees OF the Cmc:n
southern Railway will receive sealed proposals uHl IL
O'Clock IN of TIL isSDAY July IL 1873 for completing
ana leasing Cincinnati southern Railway. Copies Of
The form lease containing the conditions on
which SAID viii be let and held the form Of
proposals. the report the principal on the conG
lion the road such other information De de-
sired be had upon application at the Office Of said t
Proposals must be directed to The Board
Of Trustees OF tie Cincinnati Southern Railway, NO 40 West
30 St Cincinnati The Board of1rusecs Reserves the
night to Tej ect any and all bids -
MILES GREENWOOD.)
r. N. BISHOP
r. A. FERGUSON, Trustees
HENRY MACK,
A. II. BUGHEK,
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EALL RIVER LINE
FOR
EOSiG\

N,mmouth Palace steamers BRl~r IL aud PROVIDE NEE
I,1t,. sew ok daily from foot ol Murrty-s
SUNDAY TRIP, from p
Leave l,rooaivn Via Annex" boat at i.5O -. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-24
FORTE.FIFTH CONGRESS,
April "a.

"kDNhSbA1. aPIH ~
SENATE-Mr. Wallace presented protest
from publishers of Philadelphia against that
portion of the Wood tariff bill which refers to
books, and advocating the appointment of a
commission on imports. Referred to commit
tee on finance.
Mr EaSs presented bill to promote mail
@ @SteamSnlp service between the United States
Offices and post roads.
Mr.. Morrill,, from the finance committee. re-
ported oack large number of bills relating
10 the recoinage Of the silver dollar, and asked
to be discharged from their further cOnsidera
tion, the subject having been disposed of. So
Mr. Window, from the conference commit,
tee, on the bill authorizing the Secretary of
the treasury TO employ temporary clerks and
Tor other purposes, and the report was adop-
On motion of Mr.. Window the Senate took
up the bill .appropriating 100000 for a de-
nclency IN the appropriation for public print
ing and binding.
HOUSE.-Mr. Stephens, from committee on
rules, reported a resolution that after April
18th the House shall meet daily at IL O'Clock
Adopted.
Mr. Knott, from committee on judiciary. re-
ported DIS In relation to the Geneva award,
and they were ordered printed and recon-
mitted.
Mr. Singleton, from committee on printing.
reported favOrably on Senate bill to print $40
copies OF the report of the Board OF Health of
the District of Columbia. Passed.
Mr. BallOu, from same committee reported
Senate bill to print 10000 copies of each report
OF the smithsonian Institute. Passed.
MI Cummings reported adversely on the bill
for the relief of the heirs of ASbury Dickens.
Laid on the table.
Mr. Springer offered a resolution directing
the committee on civil service reform to as
certain the number OF employees needed i'm the
House OF Representatives, and TO report what
is necessary TO civil service reform. Referred
Mr. Clymer, from committee on appropria-
tlonS, reported back the Senate amentS TO the
naval appropriation bill recommending con.
cnlrence In some and nOn-cOncurrence i'm
Others, and committee OF conference was or.
dered on the diSagreementS.
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The MarkAta.

BALTIMORE, April 24-virginia sizes. old
25; do. deferred, A; do consoidated. 8i: DO DO
second series. S2; North Carolina skies old M.
90: new, bid to-day. Sugar quiet and IN.
BALTIMORE, April 24.-Cotton dun and
communicating, t08alOk. Flour quiet and
unchanged, with lobbing demand only, Wheat
soulhern steady and firm; western steady and
hrm-southern red, 1.20A1. 35; do. amber. 1 36a
ESE Pennsylyania red, 1.34a1. IS: No. winter
req, western, spot and April, L 30 GAL So4; May,
ISlaI.314. Corn, southern dull and easier.
western Gull and lower-southern white, 63a53lS:
e9; yellow, 62k: western mixed, spot and April,
5lsa52; May, 62Aa62S; June, So xa6S4. Oats
armer-southern, 3SaS5; western white, 54aS6;
10. mixed, 32a3S; Pennsylvania, 33a35. Rye dull
and unchanged: Hay daIl-prfme Pennsylyania
and Maryland, Is. OOa15 90. Provisions dull and
unchanged. Butter easier--choice western roll is
AL: do. packed, 2laz3. Petroleum very dull
nominay, refined 1oS. Coffee dull-Rio cargoes,
l3aa15; w WHISKY steady s & ioeal0e1z; Recelpts-
$500. Shpments-corn. 76OOO. Freights 10 I-iy,
-four. q. 3D.: grain. $50. '
NEW YORK, April 24.-stocks opened de-
clining, but towards noon a recovery OF 1 and ISx
per cent. took place. Money, 8 and g. Gold.
lOOh. Exchange, long, 4S61{; short, 489. Gov.
NEW YORK. April 24.-Flour unchanged.
neat shade frmeS. Corn without decided
change. SN
LONDON. April "a, 1870 o. m.-Cons,ls
u 15-l6 for both money and the account ii. s.
four and-a half per cent. bonds l044: ten -forttes
1o7A: new fves, 105&. Illinois Central, al, New
Jersey Central, IL
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The President I'm phiIadeIpbia.

FHlLADELPIlA, April 24.-The President
and party arrived at West Philadelphia depot
al about 80, and proceeded TO the Continen-
tai escorted by the First Troop City Cavalry
and the committee of reception of the Union
League. There is very general display of
bunting IN the city on the occasion of the
Presidents visit, and the Continental rs be-
decked with flags from the roof to the ground
floor Attorney General Devens is also al the
hotel, having arrived this morning from New
NnrL
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BISHOP MoCosKRY GONG TO MEET THE

BISHOP MCCOsKRY GOING TO MEET THE
CHARGES AGAINST HIM.-The Philadelphia
Times of yesterday says: Mr.. Peter William.
son, whom Bishop McCOskry visited in this
city as an old and very dear friend. received a
letter from Bishop McCoskry, which, dated at
New York, was of the following import: "a
miserable vagabOnd, who has been in prison,
processes to have some letters written by me
girl. They have been @ pSbliShed.% % and pnn snp.
pose you have read them. The imitation of
my handwriting is said to be good. We 60
retreat while gun is firing If am to be
stricken down by the hand of an assassin
shall fall with my whole armOr on" This Mr.
that Bishop McCoskry will not leave a stone
unturned in producing proofs of his innocence
at once and in prosecuting the Originators and
circulatOrs Of the canard. The allusiOn i'm the
letter to his sOldierly qualities will not be un-
derStOOd by the public so well as by Mr.. Will
Hanson, who remembers that young Samuel
Allen McCOSkry was SchOOled in the Military
Academy at West Point.
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THE RIGHT TO EDIsON's QUADRUPLEX In
EENTIoN:-The suit by the Western Union
Telegraph Company against George Harring-
ton, Thomas A. Edison and others was argued
yesterday before Judge Sedgwick, in superior
over the qnadruplex telegraph system in
vented by Edison, and the facts set forth i'm
the complaint are the same which were brOu ght
out in long trial nearly year ago of the Suit
of the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com
pany against the Western Union Telegram
Company. Judge Sedgwick reserved his de-.
cisiOn.-[N. Y Tribune. esd.
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Erie LfffRarfAn

New YORK, April 24.-Argument, on motion
made on behalf of John III. Brown, preferred
StOckholder, to prevent Erie foreclosure sale
was continued to-day, and concluded shortly
before noon. Judge Potter decided that the
sale should go on, and that if any Irregular.
ties or frauds occurred, they could be correct
ed hereafter