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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

In State bonds, District Of Columbia 365s were
strong at s33i. A lot of North Carolina funding
act of 1866, sold at 10, and of special tax, third
class, at 2.
In city bank stocks, the only sale was of Park ~
at 81.
In railroad bonds, smart advance was reported
in Canada Southern guaranteed hrsts TO TS
ON large sales; New-Yorl1 Elevated firsts rising
to So, frsts of Burlington and Cedar Rapids
to G9l2 jersey Central consols TO. 20, con-
vertibles to ~, Lehgh and WilkesbarTe con
sols to 80 (al assentedl, and Michigan Central IS
to ILL., Northwest gold bonds were steady 1888.
Pacfcs were strong, Centrals at 105l2 San Joaquin
Branch 80, Union frsts 1852 and Missouri Pacific
seconds at 963i ex interest. 81. Paul sinking fund
sold at 993i010O and /. and NJ. Division at 10l IL
Gold was dull and firm at 1000sa 1904 loans
costing 1G1l2 per cent borrowing, and
fiat. The Assistant Treasurer paid out 81 CO.;
600 in coin interest on the public debt, and
S.. 800 in redemption of called bonds. The days
business of the gold clearing department Of t1s
Bank of the State of New-York covered: Gold
cleared, SO 792, 900; gold balances $1,550,l50;
currency balances, $1,560,700. The gold quota
tions were as follows:
IO..........lOO's 1909 3..-...lOOs
Foreign exchange was dull and strong. We annex
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leaxn NeMYork foot OF Desbrosses and Corandt


500 for Washington. Columbus Cincinnati lndianap-
oils Chicago and the West Richmond, Charleston and the
South Pullman from Baltimore to Newark, o. and
Chicago.
100 p Washington aud the West and the South via
(ordonaylle. Pullman New Baltimore and
making close Pttsburg. en-
chnat. Indianapolis Louisville, and ST. Louis Through
Pullman Baltimore Cincinnati, ST. aud Pitts
and from Washington TO Augusta and Savannah MIL,
daily for Washington the South ana West PulI-
man sleepes from New-YOrE Baltimore Washington
making close for Chicago Cincinnati InGansDOs
Columbus. Pittsburgh. the South and
Southwest Through Pullman cars from baltimore to Cncln
Washington WIN trains for DYnchOurg
Florida, New. Orleans andthe SOutnr
For through tickets please call az Companys ofce 5l2
Broadway NewYOr aud at ticket offices foot OF COrtanGt
and Desbrosses sts and depot, Jersey city. 100
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

The only feature at our Mining Board Is the con-
tinuaI corner in the stock of the DahlOneGa Com
pany, which to-day sold at 34G45d35 cash. and at
the Same time at II and 10 regular. The Mining
Boards of San Francisco being closed for the week,
leaves us without official quotations for the stocks
usually dealt i'll there.
Government bonds were in brisk demand. The
entire list was strong and higher but there were 10
now features We annex cnTrent quotations:
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW 1UKN IENIKAI AND HUUSUN
~ RIVER RAILKOAD.-COnmencmg July j. 1878,
through trans will lcaye Grand Central Depot;
500 a. NJ Western and Northern Express, draWingroom
cars Rochester and ~. Adams
Montreal special through draw
~ o. srf montreal
drawing Clnandagua, dorchester ana Buffalo
4. 80 tu llCuuelG SPRINGS.
100 A. IN Express to Utica and Rutard, drawing room
to SaratOgd
through m. -.
GG ~ m ST IOrs Express. daily with sleeping cars for
81 Io. running through every day Ia the week also sleep.
pg cars Tor Euao Niagara Fails Toledo and Detroit and to
Montrrai EXCEPTING sunday night Saratoga.
73n ~ m rast Express for Rochester and Corning via
Geneva. with through sleeping carH
g.So y tn racine Express daily, with sleeping for
Rochestsr Niagara Falls Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit
and Chicago also, eycypl day Ht, 20 clay ON. con.
urriur iIt st.amcrs tu So laWrrute RIVER next morning.
Saturday night and TO Montreal via
~ Albans excepting saturday and sunday nights
loo m Express, with sleeping cars Albany and Troy
trains Local Time Tables Tickets for sale NJ
Nos 2t5 2ll aud 4l3 Broadway and Express
90 = O0Ces PARK place $50 and 9iZ broadway, New
Nork and 3s3 Washington a., Brooklyn.
'N G.. Il. MEfkER, General Passenger Agent
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MONETARY AND INDUSTRIAL PALACES.

Dialogue. by J. b. Howe. vol, Svo, 81 80.
form Of Dialogue Judge Howe sets forth various
opinions held concerning and labor, emphasizing GER
tam current faaces showing the deusve OF these
falaclous opinions and advocating correct ones.
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Dentl5irn

At VAN Weeks DENTAL ROOMS, 2G4
~ Cthaye.-PIan sets So gum teeth. - upwards, war
rted. administered II years without accident Re
member26i.
mr.. WAIT, 45 East 23d-st., the best dent
~ isrv every description. 90 the lowest living prices
Call examine specimens Extracting under gas 'o' e@ch
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NORMAN HAYEN. MERIDEN, HARTFORD

Il SPRINGFIELD. WHITE MOU NTA1Ns. MONTREAL.
points steamers leave per % r. r.. At
p. daily and Ii p M tsunhayS excepted connecting with
Tor Hartford. ngIeld Re-
Tickets sold checked 9iI BrGaiWay. New
York, and COurtst Brooklyn Excursion TO Scwllayen
IA
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FALL RIVER LINE

TALL RIVER LINE
il FOR i'D-TON.
And all points East via Newport and Fall River. -
Monmouth Palace steamers BRISTOL aud PKONlDENCE
leayc NJ YORK daily fiOm foot Of Murray-st.
SUNDAY TRIPS, I From. " p
V.lo i'h June g % september 8. inc. ) Pier - "
Brrul,n pt>~uaeT. truS uet free by Annex DOat'
leaving foot o. Fulton. at 1880 y. IN. -. -,, 4,
MU~p b. SPi ~ DO E'Nu~ AND OtClE9 FAS
Tickets ana staer1oms secured az an principal hotels ana
ticket Offices al the pier and on steamers 80,
GEO l. CoXNOR General Passenger gent
SPEC IAl NOIIt T. TO NEWPORT PASSENt'Eltr'.
accommodation Of Newport travel on u ~
line special trlin viii the steamer wharf at Fu
Rivr, daily at Mondays excepted and arrive at
Newport thus ObNaing the necessity OF ea,lng
The steamer at N'Wp'r NJ an cary hour n ih, morning.
EIUGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
/ 4 INFRINGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan l,
1877 leave drots fool OF COurandt and DesbrOSs9siiS
Az $50 u u Might Express, daily for E1ston, HetIIthe4
AlentoWn W,uch Chunk. WiEcsOaus PttstOn, save Ell
mira Ithica Auburn Rochester Buhat4 niagara fs and
Inc West. pullman sleeping coaches attached.
49, ROB'r IL. SANRE Supt. ana Ella I.
General Eastern Odcc. corner church and CouithdIA
CHAS II. CUMMINGS, Agent
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
Il NewJersey southern Railroad Commencing June H.,
1878. steamers VIII leave NeWI0rk. Pier 3, North River
OOt occtOrstl connecting Sandy Hook with trains 70:
Long Branch q, $3.50 a. M, !. 30. % j:sj. p. IN.
Red Bank and Toms RIVER g, ":30 a. H.. l. 3:i5 D. IN
Beach rpycu u 70. m. ] y. ~.
Ninrsnd. Bridgot0n aud Admittedly l p 10.
philadelphia ana TUckcrtOn q q. ~, 1. 34J p. m
''n''S 'O' Lung ''"'''' '''' ." WM. :. sNEDEN.
General Manager.
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g5rales auo TENDERS.

rpUELARGEST MANUFACTURERS of LOW
4 aui HALE Low CRATES for either hard or sol cnal
with dumping and shaking attachment Brass Optu ere
places will AndfOus aud Basket Crates Tor WOOD hies
Brass Tenders Fire ana Coal H9ns c antique aLu
designs Wholesale ana retail 10" estimates gwen
10 builders. contractors ana architects. .. -.
j. =. CONONER & Co. Nos. $50 ard 35S 'anilst n. l.
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ONC ISLAND RAILROAD, Nav 81. ISIS.

II -Tcrryb leave Nev'-YoTk from JamSssP daly
ceot sundays 80 minutes, gud from 3ithst, East River
daily minutes previous 10 departure Of trains nom Long
Island CITY, South Nalst Fulton and Catherine
cries daily previous departure Of tr3ns from
depot Fldtbus and Atautcayca, Brooklyn Trains
BROOKLYN aud Long Island CITY tIluuteis Point fol
GTecnpOT SAG UaTbor &C., $50 D. and
on Saturdays pm. July For PatchOgur &c $3.50
au 43O and For Eauyion. &c, al $50 a. w. 43O,
and D. For Fro Island $50 NJ 43O m. For Port
Jefferson &c at 10 and $3.50 For Northpurl SC,
at 10 $780, $50 ana ESQ p NJ For Locust valley at
$780, s3u b:3O aud $50 For Far Rock
away &C. az $50 $50, 3, q and j. For Garden
CITY Hampstead, $50 and 10 t3O $50, $3.50 aud
$50 ana 1915 night. and for L. l. CITY only $3.50
1880 aud $50 p Ilempst'al via southern, p ~. Mer-
rick accommodation, 1880 SlNDAf~For Port Je1er
son. PatchOguc. &c, a. Babylon &C. 9 N aud g.
NOTthpOrt Locust Valley. ana $3.50 Garden
City and iicmpsead a. M 2SO and ESQ p M aud from l.
CITY only. 80 aud $50 Trains for HncSaway
Beach. Flushing College Point, Jamaica &C. Per time Ia
FOR VIEW LONDON-lhc steamer GipSey leaves daily
tsund vs. eXcepled Sag H1rb0r az D. Greeup0rt
MauhaUsett House OH arriving az New London $40
Ticket offices IN New York at 2Cl Broadway corner War
rens at Jamesp and 3ltsi ferries AZ the Offices oi The
Island Parkplace, 7SJ and 9i2 ir0idway
ana Grand Central Depot IN BROOKLYN No. 1913 MashingtO
and 4st Iy purchasing tickets at Of tc above
Offices baggage be checked Tor residence to destination
=. SPENCER Gent Sup't.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD on NEW-JERSEY


~ Ferry Station In New.IOrk foot OF Liberty-st
Commencing June 3. 1878 Trains leave as follows;
$50 a. m-FOr F1emi gton, East0n, Belly Mauch
Chunk Tamaqua, WikesbIre Elmira &C Connects al juno
ton with ID. L. and W. n. u.
$40 o. m-For High Bridge Branch Eas0n llarilsDuIgn
Mauch Chunk Tamaqua IazetOn, Wikesbarre, scranton
WihamspOTt, Nc.
1918 a. M and 43O D. somervie and Fleuington.
p m-For Elomu. Of ElsiOn, MaU- chunk, amaqul'
Ntikesbarre scranton lunkhannocE, Amaqua, Haleton
Reading POtsyllc HarTisburgh. &c.
pm.-FOr IIigh Bridge Branch EastOn B"Yldire anu
Ma1ci Chang Connects al notion d. L. and w. r.. r.
$50 D. laily-For EIston Allentown and Iarrsburgh
7:tJ l. NJ EastOn.
For trains tn local points sec time tables at stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave at . a. m, IL D. m. Tor
Intermediate points, ami at $3.50 D. M iOr
EasOn Reading and Harsburgh.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Red Bank Long Branch ocean Grove
&c. D. 7:i5, 9, Has a. $780, 4. ., q y. M
Pullman Drawing-rOom Cars attached 10 the 5:5O lhu
y. trains
stages connect at station to and frOmKEYPoRE
EREEHOLD and NEW YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave OF Lbertyst, for Freehold at
IL II Is n. m. a. .. d.
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Eau 5tbools.


ALBANY LAW SCHO0L.--RegalaI course,
Addre 9se Professor efe ISAAC EBwARDs Albany
BOSTON UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL,
ID BOSTON. Mass Opens october Send for circular 70
VALE Law School.-Reguar course, 2 years
onens sept 26 Address Prof. WAYLAND NewHaven. CT
.GeatDers.
4 LADY Of twenty years experience in
ment for September Address W." Post Office Box 34l2.
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
ed 1872 PEG@R R TGse ana 1 asfssfT eseS
teachers wanting engseement gires parents no
Observation-Disclosures d a. n, see'y, 80 East l4thst. n Y
A GENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS,
~ 80 Union square, represents teachers desiring
aeadmies bubble schools schools Of every grade with com
RfteSnt in SaS r PScK
NEY, 80 Unon.sduare tltl-ave. sidel New.York.
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
sons fES az TGTos COY
icses Gni9Crsies conseryaioss positions promptly
YOUNG. No. - Unionsquare IfoadwaV slde
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 30 Union-square,
IL broadway side teachers for schools and families
ANNA RANDALL DIEIIL.Manaser.
V'HREE years an academic teacher; prepared
It's engagement also private pupsi Harvard graduate ref
eTences. Address II L. Irb'ie once.
TEACHERS' BUREaU. 81 West 31th-gt-
schools aud families sup liod with competent teacher
professors tutors Information gwen o gOol
schools Europe principal SPEAKS French German
and Italian
XVANTED.-A young German lady, speak
w ing little English, wishes 10 instruct one or NO
children In the German language American family pelcltli
references Address a. X. ~ No ~ North Washington
square.
WANTED-A position i'll an academy or
w hghschOo by Yale graduate with several years eA'
pereuco as instructor classics aui higher mathematics
furnish very references. Address L. NJ Nor"ch
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5teamUoals ano Railroads


cents BURG u and De2" ~ Land ana, AZ Hii
POUGHKEEPSlE. EsOpus connecting with Ulster ard
Delaware ard waikiki valley Railroads Steamboats, Thomas
cornell James W. Baldwin leave daIy at Pier 81.
nIih fnni of HaIIisuIl
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GROVE HALL, New-IIaven, COnn.-Miss
" Montior school for Young Ladies For circulars al.
Mis- MONTFORI
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COTTAGE SEMINARY for Young Ladies,
~ Poilstown Montgomery Co. Penn-The twenty, ghth an
pual URSDAG, sept l3 1877 StuatedOn
Pha and Reading r. r. 40 miles from Pha limited III mum
Der For catalogues apply TO Geo. o. Butler A M Principal
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NV i7lNAh
y Matured Coup
Z UOO........ 40
Western Union &
1900
2,0uO........lOSis
American Express
100. be. A y
Adams Express
6...bCc.lO3 l.
Quicksilver Ming
100. be-. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

HONE Institute, TalTytown,N .Y.-A boarding
and day young ladies'; will reopen Wednesday
Sept 70 For circular address Miss ". MEICALF PGin.
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CHTTENDEN Gen1 Pass. Agt.


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
L TRUNK LINE AND UNITED sTLTES MAIL
ROUTE ON aud after May ~, 1873 trains leave New
via DesbrOsses ana Courandt Streets Ferries as FOL
lows:
Express for Harrisburg Psburg, the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, a. m aud 30 D. n
daily.
For willamsport Lock Haven. Cory and Erie at S3Op
m connecting nj CORY for 1usye, Petroleum Centre and
the OH Regions Williamsport and Lock Haven, 9 a. ~
Baltimore, Washington and the south, Limites Wash
ingon Express o. Pullman Paror Cars daily except sun
day $3.50 arrive Washington i:lO Regular at $40
m, !, $50 and p. m. sunday $50 aud ~ .,,, >,
Express for Plhladeph1 1880 $40 q C:30 Lmited(l
a. m, l.. 4. O. o. $50 1880. $50 and sunday 43O
and an 3. o, $780, $780, $3.50 and p m EmIgant aud sec
Ond class Z p m ,,
Jersey city, ahOrng speedy and direct transfer for
For trains Newark Elizabeth, Rah way Princeton Tren
ton Perth AmbOv Pennington BelyderO and other points
see local schedules at all Ticket Offices
Trains PIttsburf, $50. lU4O 1920
daily; lO:l0 $50 daily. except Monday. From
Washington Baltimore, Goo $40 49, DO 1910
D. Sunday, ESQ, $40 From Philadelphia, 300 GOO
$40 900 1880 Hoo a. m, 2lO, 49, 55, 600, $40
lO:lo 1920 Sunday 5OJ G50. 940, 1850 ll5Oa me-
Ticket Onces 500 and 0ll Broadway, no AstOr House
ara foot Of DesbrOsses and COurtlandsts No COuTtsL
and Brooklyn Depot foot OF FultOnst, Brookyn Nos
ZIG and llS HudsOnst HObOken Depot Jersey CITY
Emgrant Ticket once, NO Battery;pa Mn,
FRANK THOMSON, l. i. FARMER,
General Manager. GEM Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
Il burg Pa. heahful beautiful College. Home and School
OpeDs 55d wear Sept. IL. Rev T. r. EGE. a. NJ. Pres
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MISS WILLIAMS SCHOOL, Worcester
WI Mass.-FOr YOUNG LADIES. For circular, address
AVA WILLIAMS, Principal
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MRS. VESTS SCHOOL, Greenwich, Conn
Mrs Wtst's care through Summer vacation. Box JS6.
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7 ASELL SEMINARY for young women, Au-
II burndale, MassBoston privileges with elghtfu sub
growing girls Unusual advantages in music eocntion &c
Send fol Catalogue. G. G. BRAGDON, Principal
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MISS MOTIFS ENGLISH and FRENCH
We FAMILY and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES,
No SO walst, Haven, Conn; the sixth year opens
September Is circulars sent upon application
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For Young Ladies-City.

MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
Va BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG Ia
DIES, Nos. and East 53d-St..
reOpens OCT. l. FRENCH AND GERMAN languages prat
caliy taught Thorough training in Primary and Secondar
Departments. THE COLLEGIATE COURSE requires lou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

TINE MAPLES-A FAMILY SCHOOL for
i YOUNG LADIES, Richmond HILL Stamford, Conn. For
circulars, apply to Miss NJ. g. A. FESSENDEN.
Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

MISS BULKLEY'S BOARDING and DAY
WI SCHOOL, for YOUNG LADIES. TaTsytOWn On.the'
HudsonTAe goth year commences september IL Address
by letter until September ].
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Ncw Publications.
ER0S; Or, Miss BARBARNs ESCAPE.
~ 4 Of
TTVHF SCALPEL, NO, 6, contains " Th'

TOR EACH OTHER.
III The new novel by the author OF All For Her ana
IAN Him" The tree most exciting novels OF the year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

The receipts and shipments at anu III
to-day are reported as follows: o.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

S70 PER QUAKTsEK OF IU W ,I 80 80 So
nicely furnished rooms, boarding, washing gas &C. &C.,
tuition books school expenses
at sHOBTLIDGES MEDIA PENN ACADEMY for young
men and BOYS. NO EXTRA CHARGES. Ten teachers al
college graduates one Harvard foJ Yale Special alten.
tion 70 both advanced and backward pupils Both indi
ydual ana class instruction. Recommended by Governor
Routl Judge Hoeseu, Professor Blauyelt u Naval
Academy Richard j. Hinton BayaTd Taylor &c. &c Adj
dress sWITHIN O. SHORTLIDGE QIarvard A. M Media,
Penn Media II miles from Philadelphia, has churches
aud a charter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-21

CAILAGllAN ON Tuesday. Aug 20 Lizzie. only ehiA
OF Michael AMI Masgit CallHphan. aged rs months.
Funeral from the residence OF her parents, a3i EAA
l2nh Il, on Thursday. Aux -. at ~ \ VI.
DUNCAN On MuniaN, Aug 10 William Duncan
FUNERAL from thu residence at his mother Locust st,
Flushing. |. /. at T. VI tndHN Relatives and trends
arr respectfully invited 10 attend.
MoNfAGl r-On SUNDAY. nm inst at the Palace Ho-
tel san Francisco, tnL Henry John Montague
Friends the deceased who received cards OF in.
Winuon ARE respectfully nouhrd Vat the funeral services
Will b, held ON Wednesday. 2l,t inst, II a. VI, at tito
church ot the frhusngurnuon. 18Th II.
No flowers 1h., request curancc with the tre
qucntlA expressed wish of the deceased.
fpNEK -On Aug ~. near toltaN, tai Edward Power,
aged 'b Netrs months ana day
Relatives and uirnd' OF ne family, also those Of hs
brothers Iuhu amt James Power. and his brother
mlaw. Frcdrnck hvrnr are rc.ucctuly invited "a
attend the in raj uu TurtN the III INST, az o'clock,
from n. late rsdrn"r corner m Prince ana crosby ia
SfEWAH --un Monday, Aux lh, Andrew stewart ia
tho H2l year Of IN. age.
The relative, aul friend, ct the family the Amercus
l.ggc, \" 49, , and VI and me Eureka Lolsc; No
~. o. "a, % are sHcttulN invited o. attend tho
funeral from his late residence ~ Morton st. This day al
T. VI
wulTE-on Tuc.day, Aug - Francis White, aged N
years
RralNc' and friends Of the family and those OF his
sous. John D fHurl. n nui Henry u White are re.
-lrt ulN invited o utrd the funeral from tho latter
90 >lHurc. ~ Slnhs ~. Ihur.dAN morning. at q &c
O'Clock, thence tu - jaime Cathedral where solemn
ul>, of tcquu VIII o nn rcd for the rcpose at his souli
thrlcr 200 tine Cemetery oi tic Holy cross, fathush
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-21
THE TROTTING IN HARTFORD.
WNdair and Dick swiveiIer the Winner
The Utica Fraad Repeated.

HARTFORD. Aug. Delightful weather
and n large attendance greeted the opening
days trotting at Charter Oak Park to-day The
track WIS in fine order. but the trotting was a
great disappointment
The first event was the ? "a class purse 81 600
and the starters were Widair Gray Salem. Dame
Trot. Alfred. Charles Ware, and Volunteer Maid.
Before starting Wildair was the iavorite against
the field AT s100 10 s75. and won the race handily
in three straight heats. in 2:23h 2:24 and 2:94',.
Gray Salem took second money. Dame Trot
third. and Alfred fourth.
The second race. 2:22 class. purse. ~ .00O
had only seven starters. viz; Dick Swivriler
Lysandcr Boy Protein. Matte. Lady Pritchard
Biue Mare. and Commonwealth From the
word go Dick Swiyeller took the lead and was
never headed in the race. winning in three
thraight heats in 2:l9a. 2:2l y. and 2:l9. Ly-
sander Boy won second money, Proteine third
and Matte fourth.
1t was the opinion Of all good Judges that
rob had been put mp, us the betting plainly
showed. Proteine was an easy winner in the
2:20 rnss. without an effort. at Rochester and
q Bnhalo against the same field: This morn
ing she was the favorte ut 400 TO tl2 for the
field. At the truck she was lrft out Of the pools
altogether and Dick Swivellcr had tho can tor
second money at $50 $50 for the field. For the
for 5000, and Protclne Tor ss5 only. Had the
judges changed the driver OF Proteinc after the
second heat Il would have given general salts
faction. As Il was, those In the job got away
wii,h, thG Spoils by playing the pool box heavily
Among the visitors Mt tho races to-day were
United States Senator Eaton and wife. Several
attaches 81 tho Chinese Embassy were also
present. and attracted much attention. To-
morrow's races are Of the 2:2s. 2:2i. and pacing
classes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-21
Police omcer. riuA,,nu Each Other.
Sergcant Flock and Oflcer Georgo Walker

Sergeant Flock and Officer George Walker Of
the Park Police stood mp before Justice fammcr the
romts Police Conrt yesterday. Sergeant Flock SAID
"onccr walker struck a violent blow IN the lace and
then kicked me IN the stomach The police surgeon SAYS
am 50 badly injured that must I've excused from duty
ihf hMhilt several witnesses sWOrr that un Nuuiuy
cNcuin. sergeant Flock with squad Of Park Police nf
whom Wakcr whs one were on duty ~ Battery Park
Mllr crook R1ni was giving concert The sergeant
disrhsrd with walkers manner o treating the ihroug,
save nan Nu"ni lush Nalkcr rcialintcd with blow
Aud n kck capt taffrN arrested Walker aud luck ,d
nm IN The first Precinct station Flock claimed tant
walker was tnuNicAttd, but Walker produced
tu show That hc was sober Walker sand that Flock
closed with HIM and struck HIM with cluh II wa,
rNdrhi from The manner nj Tie complainant ant She
prisoner That there WAS a gruigr n long standing hc.
tween thcW The Justice sid II Is shown that FloHk
hr, pushed Walker and therefore isdlsyhlrsci