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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21

In State bonds, Louisiana consOls were barely
steady at 10 old Iennessees ruling hTm at 3oi2,
while Georgia Is sold at 1908, and Virginia IL,
new of 1867 at q There also sales OF District
In city bank stocks, ST. Nicholas "a sold at II,
Shoe and Leather 81 at Ia, and Phoenix ZOO at
So
The inquiry for railroad bonds continues large.
to 43. and seconds to TO- burlington and
Cedar Rapids iirsts strong at 604lO
69lo Central Pacific iirsts at 1914, San Joaquin
branch at $685. Union tTsts, 1912; sinking tund,
Oslo, and st. Paul sinking funds, lOOIs, !. ana NJ.
division ruling firm at 1891 Rock Island Is, new,
40 wears, at 1888, and Northwest gold bonds at
1Ol14 jersey Central cOns0ls assented were at Il
7O and convertible. coupons on, 10. and Lehigh aud
Wikesbarre consols Al. There were sales of Wa
bash seconds November coupon, 1877, at G1ai
firsts st. Louis division ex matured coupon, at 72a;
con- convertible ex November 1877, coupon, at
al Great Western seconds eX November, 1877,
coupon at 07 Morris and Essex consolidated firsts,
aft 81 Boston, Hartford and Erie trsts at llos;
debenture certificates, at 1914 International ilrsts,
at Is Delaware and Hudson coupon rs OF 1884, AT
9S ONO and Mississippi seconds at go, and Nash
vile Chattanooga and st. LOuls frsts, at %.
There was less activity i'll gold to-day, but as
mich firnpess as before. the sales having been at
lOO7s. Lending rates were at y DOrr0wlng, ana
later 102 per cent carrying The Assistant Treas
urer maid ont to-day $fS 900 in coin interest on the
public debt, and $4,000 in redemption OF ca'ied
partment OF the Bank of the state OF New-lOfk
covered Gold cleared, SIS, $4,000; gold bal
ances 81 2s3, 14G; currency balances, $l,2l2,3OO.
The gold quotations were az follows:
1909 3.........-.-..... lOO's
Foreign exchange was quiet and steady, the selling
rates being on the basis of ~ s5G$l 80 for Sixty
DAYS bills, and 81 S7l2a$4 SIS for demand to The I.
Commercial bills are scarce, but the demand IOT
sterling is small. We annex current quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21

or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS,
San FRANCISCO cLosrsG PRICES OF MINING STOCKS

bonds A large business was done az the board and
larger one at the offices of the leading dealers.
The entire list was strong. The subscriptions to
fine new 4 per cent bonds at Washington to-day
amounted to $27J,OO0. We annex closing quota
fH..VRg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21

Money was in good supply at 8 per cent as the
common rate on all classes of collateral The range
of mercantile paper was per cent and upward.
The following were the rates Of exchange on New
York, Savannah. buying lie premium. selling 4
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COTTON MARKET

AUGUSTA, May 2O.-C0iton firm Midiing l0AiOi9r.:
Adding 9hGy'c.; Good Ordinary. o4a3c receipts,
IS bales; salea, 24I bales, - 80. -,o-
BALnNoRE. May 2U.-Cotton firm Middlng. lOhdl01cs
81 bales exports cOastise 40 Isl bales span
ners / rs bales: stock, 4.2Sl bales. =
May 2O-CottOn nrn Mddllng. ~ is'i Low MA
ding lOac; Good Ordinary, 9.c net rocetps 81 baesi
Goss $50 baes exports 10 Great Britain, 09B bales Stock
IL 1913 bales -
IO2c Midding 1Oisa iOiic.: Good Ordtnlv Sitcs
receipts 276 bales exports coastwise s25 ba@s saie
100 bales stock. 1881 bales.
CINCINNATI. NAV 2O.-COOn quiet middlng IOa,c. Low
MlddlDg Zoe; Good Ordinary Dc receipts J. - baesi
shipments ~ bales. sailed 3kJ baes siocE, B13D bales.
GALVESTON, May 20-CotOn stI0ngi Md1ing, lO9ci Low
Mlddnnc &c; Good Ordinary. 9isc; net fecepts 100
bales; exports cOasYse 4ij bales ses $3.50 bhes Stock
l32jS bales
LOUIsyIIF NAV 20-COfton firm MddlIng, lostc.
MAY 20-COttOu firm; Aiddng, lOasc,; receipts
$50 bales; shipments TAO bales; sales, lOjO oaes stock
NOBLE Msy 2O-Cotton firm and bare; niddnng. l07yc
bales; exports Great Britain 3i2l bales ooastwise Isl
bales; sales. 800 bales stock 1904 bales
NEwURLEANs, May 2OCOttun quiet; MlddhnP lO'fci Low
M,ddlng lOc. 6OOd Ordinary 9j net receips LII bales:
gross so bales exports coastwise bale sales 1000
bales: stock, Oi,6J2 bales.
NORFOLK, May 20-COttOn unchanged Middlng lOht:
receipts 548 bales exports cosswse $40 baes saes 20
bales. stock, 4,723 bales. -
THLADRLPnA May aO.-Cotton hrmi Middling. lie.
Bttddlng lOasf: Good Ordinary, 99c; receipts
gross llG bales sales % bsles stock - bales
SAVANNAH May 2O.-CottoD firm; hliiiiDe. l0sc. Low
gross, 7S5 bales: salcS 100 bales stock o. SIT bales
LOUfs May 20. lotion quiet; Mtdtlng, lUSsc. Low
Kidding gT. Good Ordinary, $780, receipts, - baess
shipments, lO52 bales sa 4s5 bales Stock 6151 bae4
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Prime nankors. sternng blns q

The following were tO-day's quotations Tor
foreign and domestic coins and bullion, United
States coins being quoted in currency aid all the
nj her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21

,ro,,, hn,b 225slls 2.3O7 .35I 2O4G.0IJ ZGi0.l35

Total bush....225S.ll5 23Oioob -'o-o'o'' ~O'V't''
cREASF-SAles. 40 ties. Bl210hc. ,,..,-. ,,,.-.,.-,
ss moderate sales We quote North RIVER Shpplng oV9
b5c retail qualities oba79e, sp0SiofsT AeVVS 9-S sVS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21

No ana Prime Pennsylvania DO at q 2oasI 27 western
Amber 81 2sSsi "a pennsyysnls and southern do 90
81 276si 20 white q zs~fi 81 Rys
quiet AZ 90 ae7c Tor Wesdtn 6Id6Sc Tor PeHnsylvanta
Corn dull weak aud PC iowcr eicctet az sOdloe steamer
i3G+7c SAL Yellow IA Grain depot and aost &c
JlnJ2c, latter southern White % 0Ic.
irack; sail MiNed n elevator 81 the coee fOc Oats duh
weak Western Miged. 40 SlGJ2ac. Cool AM Ch0ics
p-nBSyig3na amt Western White az SO y5c Nt-key quiet;
Western az 81 o. Al the Maritime Exchange Oyen Board
Torn dahl iaa &c lower 1900 bash SAL Mixed sold
nc &c haH Il July acc d. 49, askei spo and aly
l0isc bad Ag-c asked June zoe BID 54c ASKED July
81 ne. bd and 5asc AXE Agenst s2e bd. ax1c esksd
september. Wheat very d 1000 bnsh 30 Iisd sold i
s25 Jnue 81 25h bid 81 - a.ked spot and May 81 IL
81. Lors shay Flouy, market wheat achyu No
Red FaI ~ Sdsi OSs cash 81 0s'sgSl 10 June ~ Oe1
81 ~ july; 40. do 81 029 QS. Nos spring nominal
Corn active: No Mixed. 80 "d3fc CASH 3bs%S6c Je
80 s95S4c July. Oats inaCt No ? % sc. cash NC
June IS &c Jng Bye eu az 5Jc Wissey stey at ~ Vy
PORK Gull n ~ 1898 90 free board Lard dol ~ e
Bulk Meats dali aud nominal Bgco1 dn ~ 81 - go 100
80 % for Shcudcrs Clear RIB and Gear sides heccipis-
1890 bbs. FLOUR 26O00 bush Wheat $1,000 bush Coma
% 900 bush, oats 5000 bush. Rye 5000 BUSH barley
shlVments-9so0 bns Fieuri 10000 bGs. wseat' 10000
bush Corfu 10000 bush. oats
TOLEBo. May 20.-Wbeat dull Amber Michigan, sn0t.
n June 81 81 30. Red Winter spot, ~ l6 askcd
81 10 bid; june ~ lGlt! July. 81 II No Red Nahash.
~ II No. Dlyt0naud Michigan Red. ~ lia Corn dali
Iigh Mixed 4atc: No spot 81 No. hid Juue s2e. July.
y; cted, sOi2c. oats dnl ard nominal Recalpis
600 buaf. wheat $4,000 bash Corn 1000 bash Oats.
600 bnsb Wheat 73OOO bush Corn, Markets
closed Wheat dull Amber Michigan, spot 81 10 June.
II 2Disc: No Red Winter NAV 81 l5 June, 81 IT, re
Jected 9Sc. Corn dull No =, June, 4l'Ic.
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financial.

Gas STOCKS
All New.York aud RrocIyn stocks also all kind,
Of Brooklyn investment securities dealt in BY -
GEO IL. PRENTISS,
= n. Y
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THE MONEY MARKET.

,,,,c,d1 REroRT n p STOCK ExcHAN"H 'NAA'
off1' MONDAY MAY 20. 1878
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as re-
ported by telegraph:
Receipts. Shipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21

NEW-GORk STOCK EXCHANGE Secu-
~ rites dealt board bought snt sold exclusively
carried long required per cent
margins money advanced ~ the market rate. HENRY
CLEMS & 90. DlMk-Es. - New St. Now Y0rk.
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manuscrit snr In question, misc au
cOncOnrs, de 'la puissancc de l'Gdu.
cation ct dc In nfcessitf du travail" !"
La premiere halle lie cotton nOnveau.
expfdife du sud du Texas. a etc recue
ici. lnndi Ter, par NJ. Dbl. KerniOn.
"A roccasion dn 4 Juliet ct de- In fin de-
rannfe scolaire du College agrico;e ct
indnstriel de Baton -Ronge. IL colonel
ST.. Lockett doit prononcer demain
nm discOurs tracant mn parallele des
vallees dn Nil ct dn Mississippi: l'ora-
tenr a fts au service militaire dn
khfdive d'Egypte. lie Progress de-
Tcrrebonne approuve ridfc du NOR
cellement des terres par le systtme
de In lotcric, Gmise par IT, RfreH.-
Une association de planteurs sucriers
s'cst form6e 4 Tangipahoa, pour Ia
construction dune usine centrale. -
William Frazer Booth. fils de ". Ed
ward Booth, dc In NOnvelle- Orleans,
est mn des laurfats dn "Yale College"
-LHglisc protestante de In Nouvelle-
Orleans est reprtsentee an synOde
pananglican, rfuni 4 LOndres, par son
6veqne.-Le q inin est decide On no.
tire vile, 4 Rage de 30 ans. NJ. Francois
DclauP, M 4 Port-au. Prince, St-DO-
mingne. lie dffnnt. arrive 4 In Non.
velle- Orleans IN lal9. await ensuite
passe Qnelquc tempsa Vera. .Crns. puis
ftait revenn lei, ct v await fondf. en-
1872. lr journal rAbeiile. Qn'il celia 4
N. Jerome BnyOn en- 1891. en- restant
le protc iusqn" vcrs In lin de sa lon-
gne ct honorable existence. Son fils
unique await etc tue tlevant Atlanta,
le lrapean dn :Sle dc In L.Onisiane 4
In main. Francois Delaup a etc nni-
versellemcnt regrctte 1T tons les
mcmhres de In presse ont partagG le
denil de- rAbeiIle. 8.
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DERNIERES NOUvELLEs

MalgrG Quelques difficulties sub.
sistant 4 propOs lie points se.On.
daires. Ia paix nest plus dOuteuse
en- Europe, IT le congress de Berlin
en q tout au plus POUR quatre on
cinq s.iances. La Tnrqnie a retire
~ protes:ation contre pOccnpatiOn
lie In BOsuie ct de rHerzegOvine
par les trOnpes antrichiennes qui,
d'aiIIeurs, mont pas franchi Ia from.
there ct attendent pour celia que
le congress ait achieve son 9uvre.
Ie general TOdleben ~ prepare 4
eIoigner I'armee russo DIES abords
de Constantinople. On attribute A
rAngleterre DIES pr6tentions sur
Tile de Chypre, CONNIE part de Gu.
r6e.-Un congress de- drOit interna.
tiOnal ne reunira, le 20 aoAt. 4
FRANKFORT, 1T le 2 septembre, siege.
ra d Paris une conference sOcialiste
internatiOnale. La nOnvclle de In
mott de rempereur du Marco est
Dement'S. -. 10.
lie president dies Etats- Unis a etc
accueilli avec de nombreuses mar.
ones de sympathie, le 3, dams son
voyage de WiIkesl,arre a WyOm.
ing.-Le cOmite Potter a tire Guel.
Gues etinccllcs du tGmoignage de
Daniel Weber qni a expose le plan
frauduIeux de Packard, Kellogg
IT Anderson, sur les operations
electorales des parOisses Est ct
Quest Feliciana /; Ie temOin = Ia
une lettrs de rex:iuge Morris
Marks, anjOur,l'hui cOllectenr du
revenu, concernant les rapports de
MMmes jerks ct Weber ct autres
sujets importants; Iaissant aukous.
cOmite de In NOnvelle Orleans le
SOin d6olaircir leo fats, le cosnit6
s'est aiDurn4 an 10. lie departe.
meat de II guerre no dispose 4 M
cruter en- provision dun c0n6it
imInineut avec lea Indiens. CiMq
astronomers de l'ObservatOire ma.
val se sOnt entrndus pour etudier
I'eclipse du %, en- divers points du
territOire..-Ce, sOnt decidement
les nOn.l'artiaans Qui alr0nt Ia
uaajOrite sur lea sOcialistes dams Ia
convention cOmstitntiOnnelle de Ia
Californie.-On signale, dams le
cours du haut Missouri, Ia plas
forte crne quill Y ait en- depuis Fan.
nee 1844.-IIe dOcteur James q.
Aver, celebre par ses metlica,nents
latent6s, ext dec6sl6 10 3, 4 Aver.
vile, Massachusetts. d,
A II NOuvelle. Orleans, fermetn-
re des eslifices publics eu Phon.
neur du 4 Jnillet.-I.e gouverneur
Nichols q charge NJ. Duc6t9, avo.
cat tle district 4 Marksville, dune
enqnete sur IL rece0te pendaison |
de cinq noirs d.sns IL l,aroiss.s DE- |
In P0inte. COup3e.-Le aous- comi.
t6 Potter u iuterrog6 J..P. Harris
ct William Simpson, CO d~rn;er
dkposant qu'nne sommede elOy 900
. 6t6 compt6e . Pun dee membfes
da board tles rctours.-Marli, !
s6ance de pAss0ciati0n des on. |
vriers, contribuables ct citoyens !; |
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solutions de NM. Bourgeois ct
Brooks, presence desingcs Gayar.
re ct Dnvignand.-Mcrcredi,
sfance de rAssOciation des plan.
teurs sucriers, ct discussion Il In.
Tnelle prennent part NM. Kcnner,
DymOnd, Acklen ct Wallis. A,
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Lac Sale, aux Etats.Unis.-TA
meme jour est decide, apres 10
ans lie regne, le snltan Sidi Mo.
hamm"tl, empcrenr du Marco.
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BULLETIN De La SEMAINE

lie president Hayes n adrpsse an
tT'feramme de condolGance an roi
TEspagne. A roccasion dn decAs de
In ienne refine Mercedes. Invite 4 Ia
celebration alu centenaire lie Wyo.
ming Pennsylvanie. pour le 4. ilest
parti le 2, de- Washington, avec le
secrftaire Sherman ct ravocat. .g6.
neral Devens. et tons trOis ont etc
recns, le sOir de o. ionr. a Harris.
hnrg, par le gouvernenr Hartranft.
RfpOndant a Ia bienvenne Qn'On
lni sOnhaitait, NJ. Hayes a melan.
coliqnement raprel2 ret,oQne de
concorle du centenaire national
de 1876, nj difierente du temps
present, ct ses compagnons de
voyage ont egalement prOnonce
Qnelgnes paroles. h secrftaire du
tres0r paraiesant ignnrer le "a.
cheux rctentisarment de sOn nom.
IA comifG Potter n distribnG les
roles de renqmete qni se poursnit
''ans Ia cal'itale; nm comitA ,'er.
manent eat compose de NM. HINT
On. Mcmahon, Springer, Butler ct
Hiscock. ct nm comite snbsidiaire,
de NM. Potter, Morrison ct Cox.
IA q juin, ont comparu T'cx. mar.
shal. Pitkin, de In Lonisiane, WE.
Chandler ct L..G. Dennis; le %,
Ie ministre Noyes, qui afiirMe ma.
voir recu de NJ. Hayes nj nnandat
M t&legramine pendant a0n voyage
et aon afjonr en- Flmiie. lorn De In
crise eIectorale: le g. Nine jerks,
Samuel p. Butler, W. r. Chandler,
Thomas G. Anderson ct L..G. Den.
nis; le Ter ct le 2 Juliet, Thomas
Fl. jerks, James E. Anderson.
Conquest Clark ct ELL. Weber.
Une I'm lie non. recevOir q &tG or.
l'oaee A NJ. Sherman, qni deman.
DAFT A faire eUtendrS cent tkmOina
louisianaia, par h rsison que
ciUQ cents tfmoins A charge
devraient etre cites contre
cette tronpe anxi|iaire. MalRre
lea Obacnrites ct lea contradictions
de renquete, II eat A pen pres evi.
dent que Sherman a ecrit Ia IA.
menae lettre anx supervisors
Weber ct Anderson; II est ensaite
probab'e one In veuve Weber o
detrnit TOtiginal dn dOcument, ct
que Ia femme Agnes jerks n'a nj
poesede, niecrit, nj dicte Ia sustlite
Iettre. mais q feint DE- tenir le 81
condnctenr pour fatre chanter on
6nancer John Sherman ct Stanley
Matthewa-J.a correspondence
AncaigDe, comn,entant l'i,lee einise
par Bismark, de rfrondre Ia ques.
tion aociale an mOyen dune re.
lress;on International, dit que le
chancellor de Berlin n'oserx pas
prcroser aux Etats.Unis den.
trer dams Ii ligue des gonver.
nements cont.e leo peaples.-|
A une conference teuue entrp
Ie. president Hayes, le re.
cretaire de In gnerre ct les ge.
neraux Sherman ct ORD, lea cOn.
''its de Ia frOntierey mexico-texirn.
ne ont etc juges tres serienx, ct DE-
vigourenses mesures arretees pour
nn avenir tres prochain.-DeNx
''anqnets ont etc donD6e en- l'hon.
nc1r du general Grant, r. q JUN |
4 Potsdam, par 'e prince Frederic.
Gui!!aume, ct Ie2 Juliet 4 Berlin, |
per 'e prince Bismark.
Leg, o Memphis, t"ccndie. attri:
ns. D,.e o a" crime, q" :tesn'er CHpitol
CssN de rA"cAor Lsse De vicks.
'urg q St'Lon's: porte De e20O, QUO
Ft mort :. de aenx I'srsonncs.
Le 81 Juin, a St'Louis, deux
rorl's ae l'o''ce y :ont oattos
l!ans 'es rnes e p'nsseurs tndivf.
''Gs ONT ete tues. - |
Uns deieche, recue . San Fran.
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Total A7. $40.

Les devils, pour 1873, s'4lAvent 4
578, 800 yartles cubes. Mons lais.
sOns lie cote Ia crevasse dn Bonnet.
Carre, PObjet Qui mons divise le
plus ct qui forme deux camps
d'adversaires ct de pol6mistes.
-Lundi, 2juillet, est deced6 D
Page de 81 ans environ, sur Iha.
bitsti0n de NJ. J..B. Caire, oh il
remplissait les f0ncti0ns deco.
nome, NJ. ThOmassin Ko,lrigue, nm
hOsnete ct cOurageux travailleur,
qui l'isse une veuve ct dix en-.
fants; Paine des garcons ma pas
plus ds IA ans. NJ. Thomassin Ro.
drigue a succOmb6, au bout ds trois
iOurs, & une A6vre pVrnicieuse.
Nous melons nos regrets sincAres
! ceux des parents ct amis de ce
brave h0mine. =. .r..tIs
-..es cOmmisMires du second
district des lev6es sOnt NM. J..C.
COtield, de Ia l'aroisse Ascension /;
q. Hymel, de St.Jacques; LID.
Martin, DE- St..J Jean. Bar ptjste: AID,
Bougere, de st. Charles; Charles
Dussuau, de Jefferson, Victor
Resnd, dOrleanx; Jesse w. Roas,
1~."'oS W:",.AuS"s
0'ASSOmptlOn et J..S. Perkins,
de lIafOurcl,ss. W 'i'f
~ ..t. +..-.f .,,.,
-NOs vOiSins et aruis TT. Moi.
.,.H - sr.x..I..S. cs."-.S~"S
"et et !"Wi"'o o"ox"cv0t0 TO-
cOItenC de tres teauX nvelOna, Ct
mons on ont f,pr,,i ra~rk.l,i.,
.... ~:
preuVe. MeScis lg.-. AZ iuo
d. -voir pannonce de- pstsh)eot
1t sccretairs du comit6 ex6cutiflIm
psrti democratic de Ia paroisae.
Rendezvous aajOurtl'hni meme,
donn6 aux democeates, 4 SheGses
do Papro8' 'mIft1, 81. JOHN H0Uoe.
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p A r q I 8 s f 8
ST.CHARLES
On lit dams IL Mirror :

Mardi. II juin. NJ. Charles St.PG est toml,e
de- cheval en- face do In dcsneurc de- NJ. Rous.
sellc. ri o eu In Jamie droife casSTe en- deux
erdroits. II est entrc les mains du dOcteur
L'Estrnde, ct On espere sa prompte gu6rison.
-Des exerciccs dc I'm d'annfe de l'tcole
publi9ue Essex, don't Mime NJ. Caufield eat In
direcirice, ont en- lien 10 2s juin 4 l'Tgli-e do
sence dies directeurs Essex ct D'Arensi,or,rg.
Parmi les fleves qui A. scnt lc plus iisfim.
guEs peuvent etre nomm&s: s~xc fG,ninin.
Henrietta Kelly. ChristianA jackson, Sarah
Essex, Octavie Dennis OF. sexc maaculin,
Joseph Esscx. John Robbins. Baptiste Pierre,
Nelson Harris ct Thomas Gross. La ctr<suo-
ME s'est terIninfe par un pique-niquc dans
rarrihreconr dn mngasin Belsom.
--Cl6turc, 10 "a JUN, dc lfcole No I, de
Hahnville. ct prfscnt Iar les fIeves, h NJ.
TT. Bandouin. dune plume ct dun porte.
pluTe en- or. Cl6rlre fgalcmcnt. !e vendrsli
y. de rFcole blanche dc HahnvilIe. dirigee
par Mile Ada Seymour. Samedi -. pique.
niqnc rfcolc de- In Station BouttE, don't NJ.
A..P. Albert eat le professor.
-Liste d'hOnncnr de lTcole publique No 9.
de- Hahnville: Miles Lizzie McIeran. NOtfsia
Baudouin, Mathilda GMgenheim. Thfrfsia
Gngenheinl. Ida Zeringue. Charlotte Gugen-
helm. Katie Brpussarl. Melve Rantiouin.
Carrie Gngcnhcim. Bertha Zerincue, Lon
Bronsssrti. L6titia MadAre. CarmGlite Lorio.
Mathilda Masierc, Pauline Maslere, Mary
Rohottom. Matillc Necolis. Mary Relsom.
Adelaide Necolis MN. John Haggerty.
Joseph Bandouin. Emile Clairteaux Charles
Troxlev. Felicien I.OriO. Albert Durapau.
Jules villerT. Simon Gugenheim. Co'nele
TrOxler. Edgar Zfringue. Arthur Broussarh.
l1cstant Champagne, Richard Maslerc, Joseph
Espinola. Paul Hymel. Frank BOYLE, Andrs
Champagne, Alcibiade Espinola, James
Peppercorn. Adolphe Peppercorn. Charles
Songy. Arthur Hymel Her prix. Mile Lizzie
McIeran; 2e. Mile Carrie Gugenheim 3e.
NJ. ComAlc TrOxler, 80
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RECLAIMING HIS DAUGHTER.

AMELIA YoUNGHAUsE's RETURN TO HER HOME.
Henry Younghause, of Elizaville, N. l., ar
rived in this city yesterday to his daughter Ane
Of whose deception by a mock marriage aud subsequent
flight from home THE TRIBUNE has given an account
He found her at the Twenty-nnth Precinct fohce
Station The meeting between father and chiid was
affecting Mr.. YOunghause received her WIN open
arms and she shed tears she cung to his neck ana
asked his forgiveness She then gave full account OF
her relations with George Norris Her false marriage To
him when she was only fourteen years OF age was
merely formal She believed the ceremony to be bind
INC however, and when Norris demanded that she
shouId oin him. she did not dare TO refuse On their
vav 10 this city Norris told her that he wished her TO
live with him. she then demanded to be taken 10 ms
home and introduced rs his wife, He refused soy Ing
that the marriage informal and not blnd
ING ms he had only taken her to friend
she then told him If he followed her after
reaching city she would call for protection and she
went at once Paterson looking for Work. she ater-
ward came to this city and got employment as cloak
maker placing herself under the care OF the matrOn OF
the Chidrens Aid Society," at No. ~ StMark VINO
lived aud he had not told her anything about ms family
She doubted If he given her his true name she su
that her false marriage had given her endless ouDe
after her meeting with Louis Myer, whom she had
MIR Yonnghause went with his daughter before JUS
tice Morgan and Amelia expressed desire TO return
home. The Justice discharged her at once, and she
went 10 Elizaye with her father Mr. Younghause de-
oared intention Of seeking out Norris and puRshng
him the base attempt TO wreck young grls fe lie
descendant of one of the Oldest knickerDocker Iau
ilies the Hudson River, and is very wealthy.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-08

Keloeg D. Professor Of Theology Presbyterian Seminary
4th The Rapture Of the Church" me Kew W. p Mac
h Of ss Ths ha Rev EnSane JSo pu
d. Professor N Princeton College.
7th. "The Present Age and Development OF Antichrst
9Th. 'The Gathering Of Israel" bishop W. r. Nicholson
Reformed Episcopal Church. philadelphia
Cooper, d. D. Professor Of Theology United Presbyterian
seminary snih Aliieghany; Penn
os Christ The Rev. NJ West D. ID, Presbyterian Church,
t Coming Of the Lord in its Relation to Christian
Doctne Paper by the Rev. Jas II. Brookes d. d.. Pres
byter1an Church. 81 Louis. Mo-
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i2th THAT Blessed Hope az Motive to Holy Living and
6ye rS hsSST Paper by The Rev Rufus W. Clarke, D. D.
Church Chicago the Rev L. osler Advent
oh9geni providence X Ii ana "a Dr Msckay OF England
upon the topics Of the day. aud to Eyangeis-
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the Presbyterian Church, Hull, Eng one OF the ablest
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