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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North EUsr, Vessels and Euilr0ais.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
WfDNFONl, My 10 y y
AsHEs-Q Quiet yet steady; Pots, 4sic Pearls 5'ic, vi

NfDNEUAl, MAY 10 lNiN
AsHEs-Quet yet steady Pots 4sc; Pearls, j'c, wiki
reduced offerings
COFFEE-Is0 strong; sales Ia 10 bags "Glensannox"
3Os "MemnOn private terms: stock mere 3N912
n Baltimore 200 "COmpancrO." 1000 cN
Templai private terms Mid IN fair demand firm sales
6343 mats Java 2j3 mats Singapore,
1910 mats MAraCabO 9J73 mats aguaNTa l3iOm Costa
Rca 22g mats amaca Savailla, lOi MCNi-
can. sold ia tots for consumption within N. range; 232l
mats Domingo in transit for Europe sinck stated AZ only
l549 bags 1888 mats inclnding bags ga
1856 Jamaica 80 St Domingo, u! Costa lCa
494 Angosura 5li sayanla l26l Java 5"77 mats sin,
java lO422i2c singapore lldlS nc, MdTdluDO
i3oa Laruayra 1872 GlGc Costa aca 0lSc Jamaica
l3Gl6c. Ssvnilla Mc1cln 81. Domingo
80 &c, all gold.
COTTON-SpOt Cotton without quoJable change though
held higher In many stances trade quiet sales 80 bales
which 242 spinning and lao specuaOn delivered on con
tract bales. EcCcpts at the ports to-day 36J bales,
AGAINST day LAT week 1869 last year Middng
Upands lOs9c Midlng, lOsC. Good Ordinary Csc.
FatTes active. closing 70 points higher Sa!es last
evening, lOlOO bales. Today-FirSt CallMay n. 18Th,
1926 total 800 bales Second CallJune 10y Septembcr
1890 october. 1872 November, l0G2 February, 1893
April on total 1000 bales Third Ca-May liU6 June,
II. g: July l2l lLZ2 August, ll2J September, 1924
october 1918 total 1000 bales Also today May at 1897
dllO5 DO, g. 10TH 1898. do, 8 18th. lOt5 June,
llOid1l14: JUly. ll.liall.2i August 1l.l50il.27 ::
September iO.Sjdl0.94 October l0G9aIn7G; November
1865 April IL or total 23COO bales grand total $4,000
bales EXChangeO2 PAID 10 exchange 100 May, H., for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16

In State bonds, Louisiana cOnsols fell to Ills and
District of Columbia 3-65s advanced TO II. Missouri
IS, Hannibal and St. Joseph issue sold at 1885.
In city bank stocks, Bank Of Commerce l9) sold at
112l2 Butchers and Drovers' 400 at 10 Metro
politan 400 at us; and Central National ga at
96la.
In railroad bonds, Hannibal and st. Joseph per
cent conyertibles advanced to 93l2 and then fell to
92sl. South Pacific frsts rose TO S012GS00SOl4
Central Paciics, San Joaquin branch. being up to
S7l29S7as, Union Pacific fIstsb being dull and steady
at 1911 Northwest gold bonds were easier at
1903. while St. Paul sinking fund bonds declined
to 100. and frsts Of Burlington and Cedar Rapids to
COL. New-Jersey Central firsts were firm al 49,
but cOnyertibles fell to 49, and Lehigh and Wilkes
barre cOnsOls to 44l2 Lake Shore frsts con-
registered were firm at 10; seconds con. regis
tered at 102; NewYork Central 8s Of 1888 at 1881
Ql03; 6s of 1887 at 1O7. and Ohio and Mississippi
seconds at 5Sl2. Galena and Chicago frsts sold at
1O7l4, Morris and Essex seconds at 105ls Delaware
Lackawanna and Western seconds at 100 Delaware
and Hudson COUP rs of 1894 at 9S; Erie fourths at
lO3l2, Louisville and Nashville 1888 at 1913 ;
Toledo and Wabash firsts, st. Louis DIVISION ex-ma-
snred coupon, at II and Great Western seconds ex
november. 1877. coupon at 60.
Gold was strong for reasons already adverted to-
shd sales were al 100SQ1007s. There were no new
features OF interest. On gold loans the lending
,a.es were '29l per cent carrying Hat and for Dor
day 500 900 in coin interest on the public debt and
$4,000 in redemption of called bonds 4 The
g ty business OF the gold clearing department of
Cleared, $l6,SS3,0O0; gold balances 81 7S3 i6I !.
currency balances $l.706,650. Thegold nnotations
We're as follows:
to''.'.'''--.. --'-'..lOO4 S---...-....-... lOOI
Foreign exchange was quiet and lower nm
nj h..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
REAL ESTATE.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NnNr-NnnN CITY

Kincsbrid rcod - between iJ7th-st ard i5Sthst.
75X-, Ersstus Is Treat % Charles Holland. .......
Timothy Brennan 20 Henry Mcradtin. ~.
5th.stsR 100 II q ~ 3dlYc. 2l.5Xf6.2ig, Frederick
BnTghard and VIE 70 Bernhard BREEDER. 800;
Deiaucey st 80 29l 203N15, Frederick Burg0ard and
wife 20 bernhard BREEDER.
Esaexst. s. between Broome and Delincey-sts' John
II Magic 10 Jennie 81 aud Cornfa " Made.-.....
Gfand-,t h e cor Cniol-st 25XiOU&isfsgindr samuel
Heilbroner and VIE, TO Clara Roaeuthai. ,-.-;;'
MOnrOe-st. D Oot No lOfo Uf Rutgcrs oslate) z44t
xtOO, CaihaTine Stevens 10 william Cfefry e. !:
9jth-st =. l2j II W Of boulevard. 20xlb@ph scott
LOrd referee. % Elias Higgins -.
COurt!anGtave. q cor Melr0sosL 00NlOO. Ff"oeilck
W Loew. referee, TO George + and Jameson ID
llsth.sr. St, a 10 v d 7thay, 5oxiO0ii, viii
liam T. fineiry. referee, 10 Charles TuckleY......
ThOngsOnst (No I'D, 2l.SNloO Howard II Wilde.
referee 10 The GToenwch savings Bank. ...........
Madlson-ave =. 6O.j Il n % 5Sdst 2Ox33. Henry ID
PurtOy. referee. To AdOlphas Wsrburtoa. -
j3d-st, II +, ll9 n OF 6th-aye, 22NlOo, J l. Ward
referee, TO the Equitable Lie Assurance Society
Of the Unitcd states ~.
l35tlrst = 23O 81 of Ni,hsavo l23i Mardl %oAlOO
TTOyst, r. ~ II OF sthaye, l0e1Bi, Jane Beer 70
8s,G,st n q XIV 3 Z, Of ijthave 27xas9 Adolph II
Bremen aud wIfe, 20 Caroline sez :.....
Kingsbrdge road. q :. between lJ7th and l5sthsts
FOX, Charles Holland 90 iih0da 9 lreat
SHAVE, W s. IJ4ait Of 30th-si, 2tS' sX~o. Martha
Long and others, executors, etc. 10 Thomas Den
wnlapdav n 4. }d.st t2ith Wardl Jane Potter 70
3eihst n :, 8S7 n Of Dth.ayo 2ix1S ., Caroline
Seitz 10 caroline
45ths 6, l2D u OF ltL.eye, 2JxJI also rear OF
cor lltb-ave aud fG;h-st, Sjxl0O, william
McncE and wife. 70 Jnita =
llth.aye. - 80 n OF l2Dth-st 5ONf0 Isabella
Connolly and others, executors, etc, 20 OlYer @
2d.sve. es, Soj itnof 50ths,. 2OK7O ErastuS +
HOTnhlOger and wife. tOGrace " shelley .........
G7th-st n :, 300 e Of Jd.lye 2J2x79.6, > simp.
kins, referee, 10 Patrick FalOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONnoX May j2:30 PIN. COnsos 90 for both money
lO7 p Enc Railway sbarcs l2si do preferred, 81 u Penn
sylvanIa CcEtra. p.
LONDON May 10 $50 o. U-The amount Of buion with
drawn from Bank u EnsaudOn balance 70 day IS .JnJo
Erie Railway shares, IL CO. preferred - NcWJtscy
Central cOnsOls -.
LONDON May 15-i3G m.1he rate Of discount for three
months bills IN The O2e market %2 per cent winch Is ,
below the Bank 81 England rate Console Sole for
and l. >. bonds iour and han ptT
1864 uyes 1861 Paris advlces quote I'VE Per
az 100 50 CcDtimCs for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
Total sales for the day ............,
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
MINING STOCKS
~ FRANCIsCo CLOSING PRICEs o. !
Yesterday. To-day.
YESTERDAY. TODAY

While Government bonds to-day were strong, the
dealings at the board were light, aRgregating only
$337,000. But the Syndicate reports an active de-
and and large sales Of the 4l2 per cents. In-
deed the pressure upon the Syndicate is great that
it Is likely that after dispOsing of the last call it
will advance the price upon the remaining 3d.
100000. Annexed are the latest street quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
RECORDED LEASES.

Burbans. Mary 4. % the Union Reformed Cnnroh.
NOs ) . aud ~ 6th-ave, 10 years. at annual rent
90 - -- .
FitzparicE, John, to StraitOn Storms, No 1853 3D.
ave rear y years, az animal rent O'.......--....
LenpO,d. Andrew. 10 Jacob ZOeler No PSI 7thaye
(siOTe and bas.meni). wears az annual nont Of.
Hlttsty- JDnn, executor etc and another 10 frecer
TEX Ouraat II 23dsi, 33l5 II 9 Of lsi-Sye.-....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY MAY 16, 1873

i: g; g., Il oS $'' ,
g Sss So Jersey d. 81 r. at 6'
3udd Backins6sS sold il Jersey sheep. 126 ID. at &C.,
2gl Jersey lambs 9? n az lo2c so o.
PEI q4Ss iSa e tz~ o@ s?sP
lambs 81 %, SCI II do, IS g. sc. 20 ohio do % NJ
&c Collins sold at Washington Market 81 Jersey Lambs
2; Brown SOLD Is Jersey lambs so q. at loo.
Taqnson & Moore sold 100 Jersey Lambs a. sGl0e
JelTe, Wright hOsg q CO. sold 81 Jersey Lambs "a
HOGS Receipts including yesterdays arrivals 81 cars Of
Total since SATURDAY., 226eS AGAINST p $50 for the same
g 1858 so per Ire market for city Dressed was
4' Pigs &C.; very few Light PISS were on the
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
euFFn0. May l5--CArriV-Rccel1ts to-day. 2C2J brad ;
of ee Tfes Tins iar 7g head las, web 45 hs1G
loS ear loads; ifar attendance OF buyers no extra
Medium, = ioesi 60 Light Butchers 9 2tasi IS Balls
So - 90: stoessIs ws.tcn - j0aSj 80 Causda 20 20
sIsIr ASp LAlms-Eeccigs today, $500 head: FOR
ISrsIn'H 1Hronrh' oat."4an' market cAIe "ITr
~ 4'c' al offerings we're disposed Of shippers the
.eece.r' loay 5o$5 mead ior week 50 far 1885
lead dn,nd add offerings HIGHT; sales u Workers. 81 - oOG
CmctSo Nav lj-z1e Dryr'f5' ,oeraai reports: HoGs-
Receipts 1900 head silmrrt- $50 head; mlrSei acNe
auH i'm cnoce Heavy - 2OczS go: Light So 2Jn$ 20;
MING iOug, ~ iUa - -.
ttf-tr zee ita eco head: shipments, 200 head Sp
rinc -t-f,. ~ 2Cdt5 H' StgChCTs aHd Fee'lr - 10
u 49,; Butchers lacr weaker; Cows, y j1Gsl 90 bHlr,
t&f%- : ItE.- Nlftlr plenty saes, ~ =. 9puS3 90
-EE Ec 'cipS, l.2JJ head; shipments, none; marKei
str o., Ild l4g. sales o.: - glu%t
-. LOUIS May i5.-CATrLE-S steady; GOOD demand
Prime in Choice -Lpng sCrs - IS - 70; FAR n GOOD
- go - 40 do ButIr;s - 'Y3ti 5J aud Fci',p
- .ja 4. receipts. $500.
HnrS- Lower Light shipping ald Pacing - lGc3j 20
b,''i' y" f"h';t p, - a.. 90 .'; ~ --Nt c, o.,
Choice s. UgQ$j Teg3iits, i,1,t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16

mo r,r,ro May II coffee very animated: prices ~.
vau,uc; Go'd rir,'s 65UOaotjO refs per 10 kIos TX
"a .,, Nav I4-,.Ice very animated prices advancing;
Supporter. .. iaU1, go RVS per 10 AllI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Tor IbraFy 40 ia East 6isst ys,fs........ 5000
stf,age n Of S0th.st 10000
Baptist Church I7thst " OF 6th-aye. j month 5000
Glcnder. AugustEs and WIFE 90 the Mutual lie IN
berry 81 yeir 1900
Eayman. oliver G., 10 Isabella Connolly and Others,
executors etc, 80 ith-ayo, Boulevard Of 10Th .
exc. 40 30 GiaEdst ........., 10000
Lon nd I SaTis years . ~. 10000
SayiSgs pfnE n 2ds Of 9ihavel year -. 1900
NSaro tiit,' Of clntonst years 4oO0
'p Gi1gsI. : 7thst Of stavc, year.... $3.50
TOrTilhOn Jean c. 10 Lucy Rogers 2Jth-st. OF 800,
4thaNe. year. otpV'
Of 7thaVe, ; yeats - 1000
Union Reformed Dutch Church to the Reformed Pro-
testant Dutch Church OF New-Gurk. n : othaye, a..
opposite Amy-st II aVOV
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Ferris oscar others executors etc, 10 the trus-
Ferris 81
Ferns. trustee Of, 70 Nunez FerTls...---
Morris, Jonn Haskius. 2OJO
Russell, william +. Iecesyer 81 the SNDeiny savings
Bank samuel Patterson, executor, etc-.--. 3lbl
Union savings Institution % sophia keDDner l1OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF NJ
Gin HAL gsIaie for Sale.

TOR SALE-A plot of four lots on West
b7th 81 near SHAVE; viii be sold entirety sep
arae ami Win or WIN stone house thereon
HOMER MORGAN. No. . Pine-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
financial.
A SPECIAL MEETING of the stockholders
n the N Museum Association WI Dc held a Their ct

N
n OF the n Y Museum Association WIN be held AZ their Of
dcei siS way friday May l7at II M Y. UNdERsec
OFFICE OF CHASE & ATKINS.
Bs NTT yo No d T. n 3 Isas"
DY REQUEST of SEVERAL HOLDERS of
fRg4 fEo SHTgE g. be eaderd g H. vA
pEEBIT for use az the coming election of r1
proxies upon application.
BY GREEN WISE,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. - $500,
pY VIRTUE of DECREE of the CIRCUIT
ID COURT OF the city Of Aiexsndrla va rendered at the
sePtsmbe! Term 1914 in he suit Of &c King ag & A .
e9 g sn TSsn n is ar vi" oe nv
70 sell by public sneon front OF me Market Building on
hhGTSEXHSPRrf1A' XNb SFRFebERTrKsBGRG RAILWAY
extending from The southern end Of the long Bz 10 Alley
state toeehcr with an and singular Is ranches rights in
& PRsFy and and S syf 5S S The
rolling 70 Of said railway ,n consists Of
f TSS e. r om6 Passenger and Baggage Cars
twenty l3ii GSndola Cars freight
paid IN and the residue tree equal annual Pigments
b, tho bonds he ruchaser teans Interest," yith security
cfty to he retained un tho purchase money fully pad
ne purchaer let possession until the sale shall
''- ~ Ri. H. WELLS,
Commissioners oi sale.
COLEMAN BENEDICT.
Y STOCK AND BOaD BROKER
removed 10
u WALL-sT
SUeciai attention paid To iEyesimouts
GA5 8ToChs.
IN Ncv.yors Brooly Gas stocks and also all kinds
" D'o'''" '"''''''"' Go H. PitENTIss.
80 GToaast, y. y
D EHIGH and WlLKESBARRE COAL co.
e. GUARANTEED 20 Ds
"'' E y .iSS9a'E ct .ti. oaa i,'''''
O''S"' 'u'i i i, rRowGRIEGE
no BrOadst, i'T'X'l BHi'ilnc.
PROSPECTUS of the ROGERS, PEET COM
PAEi-ihe undyrsiSned hsyn% b9nt n2 ana m ah
bsrs Retailers C0thng In the city 81 VI ok pro-
ai % Of ST. gS r baro aGiy to amount Of
STOCK 'ub'er9g-Io BE- b, kneTI q o.,o,Vv
vita cash pis d s,OOC0o, diydcl into 1000 shares OF
In, i corporation succ ed tn and continue the bust
~ 's' e eSt, no an oi,li,it ny, l'n, - /" ~ s5"
ig wnr,n- a2iuizaucn Win ne prevailing 10" pIcs OF
as. n.ysy i,r cas6' sacS Gnrs clnue ed upon
' aid s a. Nv pI cSs NAV G 5a @ @ g eS1e3teS
hItyt amount f stock ia o0crG to the public and any
'''' '''' '''' R6GERs, PEEr & CO.,
CALINE COUNTY Ull), 3 Per Cent Bonds.
= Interest payable by Treasurer. Jay aud January.
u this city. For sale cheap G. CriILAND, 20 IlnzsI
CROOKS BOUGHT and SOLD on five per
- cent "4S !" HaSRY G c ( co B5nEer.
Members New-l ork stock Exchange, No II Newst
ADAMS rHrHrs' 2f YSak Nj 3s 52 FlE'ifs 1872
'sNhr Transfer Books of this Company will be
closed from O'Clock D. H. may II. 20 the morning Of
JaLo Is. J. &. BABCOCA, Treasurer
OFFICE on uHE NtW-YCbS MUTUAL
GAE LIGHT tONPaNf
n. CORNER UNION SQUARE f4TH- AYEl AND
lJIIsT., NEy- Oak, May Il, 1875. }
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the StockbOld-
of the NcwYok Mutual Gas Light Company Tor me
election sixteen and three inspectors q" eecuen
for m, uun1 year VIII held at The Offices Of the company,
I'm ihr civ Of SrVl GTk, TUESDAY, May q, 1875, inc
polls will be open between the hours ot ~
m ana day. The Transfer hoDBs o the company
tol sad e,cCluh ny
der Oi the Board ~ Blrrc Ors, . . -. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
Brooklpn Rsal Gsiars for Sale.

EEENWOOD VAULT for sale at n bargain,
N beautifully located. Address VAULT. 2. O. SAB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16

OFFICE OF CHASE & ATKINS.
BANKERS, Nc lS BRoADsTa
NEw-YoRK Nav 2, 1873. }
DY REQUEST of SEVERAL HOLDERS of
ID MICHfGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD STOCK we are
RECEIVING PROXIES to be rendered TO Mt w. III. VAN
OERBrLT the coming election Tor DIRECTORS 20 %
held month"; and shall be pleased TO furnish blank
proxies upon application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
hnnsea ano farms Wanie6.

yXyANTED-Three years. lease of large
w house 80 10 40 rooms suitable for Conservatory
Music; NOT below ilthst RULAND & WHITING Beck
man-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16

The receipts and shipments al and from Buffalo
To-day are reported as follows:

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day as re-
ported 10y telegraph
Reccipts shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16

The gross earnings Of the st. Lou!s. lyon Noun
tam AID Southern hallway are reported rs follows
Firat week in May. $74.553 S10SCO S4,6J5
TIE reccip OF flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports TINS j. 9TH day Oh May were:
Now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16

Foreign exchange was quiet and lower On |
she absence OF demand, there being no profit on |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
DARN and WATER POWER for SALE.-

a VI w y
III acres well divided into plow and meadow lands
pssty we fenced excellent water, gDod house aud
buildings The power II never failing. belug the
outlet lake which there now large uti the i IL
lyS feet; eau DO divided into several falls stone,
limo ami sand cheap: 25 miles from NeWfork, ana
near railroad station will be sold separately OF
together Address JAMES WESTEBNELf. BlcOmingtale.
passaic County, New j CrsCy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16

TOR SALE, TO LET, or will EXCHANGE
for unncamperea city property -.'Pleaa,d residence
,ng the ocean house has all modern improyenrents
and grounds beautifully ad ont plenty ~ choice
fruits house, conservatory, stable &c fticot
$4,000 originally cost S6J.OOO.
For further particulars address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
Gonnirp properrp % Eet.

4 COMFORTABLE COTTAGE for a small
Afamy: with city country cOyencies rent low 20 q
good tenant j. H. DENIsoN this Office or $50 BeeyAle-
ave. Newark n. j.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
Am easements.

The peerless actress, Charlotte Thomp-
son, was greeted by crowded house last
evening at the Grand Opera House.
The play was "The Ilunchback,' and
the performance throughout was excel
lent, making it unnecessary to general
ize. As it is impossible TO criticse Miss
Thompson's acting, the only comment
that is necessary can be conveyed in the
one word-perfect.
This evening, for the first time, our
citizens will have an opportunity to see
the celebrated New York actress, Miss
Rose Eytinge, in the great success of the
day, "Rose Michel" play which has
never been presented in this city. The
play itself is one that elcits the sympa-
thy OF the beholder from the rising of
the curtain on the first act until it drops
on the last. AS Miss Eytinge has per-
formed in the play for over two hundred
nights successively, in New York, il may
be concluded that the performance this
evening will be excellent. She will be
supported by first-class company.
On Saturday evening Miss May Day-
enport, supported by Miss Emily Rigl,
will appear in the success OF the day,
almost u Lge.
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose Il Wesr,
the monarchs OF minstrelsV, will make
their appearance at the Grand Opera
House, III a complete and thoroughly re-
vised programme.
Lawrence Barrett, the well known
tragedian will appear r. the second time
in this city, on next Thursdty evening,
enactlng The charac er OF Richetjeu.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
Personal.

1t is said that Miss FANNY Davenport,
while recently playing in Pittsburg, en-
Gagged herself to mary well known
Comm ission merchant in that city.
Miss Bessie Conkling, only daughter of
the United States Senator of that pane,
wlll shortly marry w. g. Oakman, Esq,
Sunerintendent of the Utica division Of
the Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western
Railroad.
Captain Paul Boyton has returned
from abroad flushed with the praises OF
t,tled penple for his courage and endn-
rance as a swimmer. He wears upon mis-
breast The decorations of II dozen na'ion,,
and when he speaks of them says: 81
have nothing to show for the seventy
lives / have saved on the Atlantic
coast"
The Reading Times and D'spdtch ol
Yesterday says a meeting OF some OF tht
hands of The Philadelphia and Reading
r"ad. employed in lhe machine shops ol
that city was held on Monday nigh', AZ
which il was resolved to refuse the scriI
offered by the road in payment o
wages.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
A Pastor Surprised.

Rev. j. A. B. Wilson, pastor of As
bury NJ Il. Church, was surpr sed last
evening by large number of his con-
gregati0n, who entered about o'clock
and took complete possession of the
parsonage. Mr.. Viii on came down
stairs and was confronted by Mr.. j. j
McMullen, who on behalf of the congre-
CATION made brief speech, expressive
of the respect and esteem which the latter
entertained for their pastor. He follow
ed tins speech with large number of
choice and acceptable gifts to Mr.. Will
son responded as well as his surprised
feelings would allow, and expressed the
deep regard and affection he had ever
felt for his flock. The company then
passed delightful evening in social IN
tercourse, winding up with an enjoyable
repa>t of ice-cream, cake and other re-
treshments.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
The Iss ne Between MIR. Hewitt
and MIR. Sherman

According to report IN the Tribune,
Secretary Sherman, referring, in convor-
atJn, to Mr.. Hewitt's representation
ilal the Secretary of the Treasury had
shown favoritism toward the First Ma
t0nal Bahk, used this strong language of
lsn.al, ''The charge is absolutely false"
This very serious matter cannot be set
lied bya few words, however decided
leg may be.
4 There will have to be thorough in
VstgaIon into all the facts by Congress,
nd then The public VIII be enabled to
.dGe whether the course of Mr.. Sher-
nau La, peen warranted or not.
0fone hing we feel very confident,
al that ID, if the financial policy-the
'alaal history-of the present admin
aaOn lie fully revealed, the result will
s9mt final seal of condemnation on
treasury . Department directly, and
!. 3l- whole administration as sharing
lte rcsp ponsibillty.
lat MIR HEWITT THINKS.
3tmau Inleryiew In the n. Y. Evening
i iu',.
N9w | hold" Mr.. Hewitt proceeded
3ra,ily "that Mr.. Sherman should sell
four per centum bonds, put the
3lpyintb the Treasury and then invest
tom time to time in such a manner as
L law mn prescribe, aud in no other
lner AS far a. he has any discretion
fAould use it for keeping proper bai-
e, lust as a merchant would. The
i'edon D be decided when the First
faOnal Bank matter comes up again IN
fayess will be whether or not Mr.
ermans transactions with that bank
feofthe nature of a loan Of the nation
'lnds I'd private parties. AS l have
the government has already clearly
EaleaSt 81 ,OOO, 900 by those transact
's. Could not the government have
Sd that sum? This is " hat | want
sreSS to find out"
When will the question come up"
@nediately after the opening OF the
'S0a, if the committee on wavs and
a@ report on it. / may say that ]
not make my statement in concert
Sany human being, hut entirely at
ISSs instance"
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
Brief Locals.

But few more days, and it will be
1879.
Did you spend pleasant Christmas
Who will be elected fire watch this
evening?
Happy news Skating to-day at the Arc
ii Ice Com pauy's Park, over Third street
bridge. Lovers of The sport shoald avail
them selveJ of this, efirst opportunity of
the season, uecZ'u
The Board of Education hold a special
meeting this evening
City Council meets in regular session
this evening
Rose Eyiinge at the Opera House to-
night, in Rose Michel.
There are number of handsome
decorations throughout The city.
Charlotte Thompson n was greeted with
a very large audience last evening
The typhoid fever is still on the IN
crease.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-26
M A

CLOUD D-BLACK.-In this city on the
2ith inst, at the parsonage of the First
Presbyterlan Church, by the Rev f. b
l,uVal, Mr.. Alexander f Cloud, and
Miss Lizzie Black, all of this city.
SMITH-HITCH- AT the house of DR..
w. Joseph Hitch, the brides father
Laurel, Del, December 18th, 1878, by the
Loletie M. Hitch both of Laurel, Del.
CARLEN-FlSHE ER.-At Green Hill Par
sonage, Del, Novem her Goth, 1873, by
Rev. g; l., More, William Carlen and
dred. Delaware.
HAMILTON-HAMI At Green
Hill Parsonage, Del, November 9th, j,
1878, by Rev. g. L. More, Samuel w.
Hamilton and Hannah 4. Hamilton,
both of Wilmington, Del.
H HERRON-STERREf TAT Green Hill.
Parsonage, bel. december 22d, 1873, by
Rev q. l.. More, Samuel Heron, Jr,
and Mary A. Sterrett, both of Whining
ton Del.