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THE MONEY MARKET.

.-,,rJ1L REPORT NJ y. STUCK k4oliA'0D
'sS1'-- SATURDAY. JUNE g. 1873
CONVENIENT STOCK DEPARIAbN@
ro1. oy~y org A. NJ.
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OFFICR OF TIE SPRING MOUNTAIE COAL Co,
IL BROADWAY. n. y, May ~, 1873.
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of (3l2)
"A Til REE AND ONEHALF PER CENT viii be paid %
after the 10th day June 10 all stockholders
that date.
The transfer books viii closed from May 30 70 June To-
both days inclusive. VIM. H. WOOD. Jr, secretary.
STATE OF ILLINOIS TREAsuRERs OFFICE,
SPRINGFIELD, May 80 1878. }
THE INTEREST on ILLINOIS STATE
BONDS due the FIRST Monday Of July. 1873 and the IN
TEREST on REGISTERED LOCAL BOND~ viii be paid
az the AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
New York City from Of July, 1873.
elusive EDWARD RUTZ State Treasurer.
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financial.

DETR0IT and Milwaukee Railroad Oakland
~ and Ottawa Pontiac and Montgomery and
Aui''' "i'' "''' EDw1RD G. FOX & Co. wanst
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s,nsT soaRD-10ls O'CLOCK a. N,

s,,,s Of stase and R0issag BS,1sg SsoeSs
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COTTON MARKET

COTTON MAHKErA
BALTIMORE juno s.-Cotton firm Aidiling IL 'soi Low
Mlddlng liza. Good Ordinary l0Sc; gross receipts lOA
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
N BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND HARE.
Company new No ~ North River foot Of Morton
sSi. LAURAN L, Lachesnez Gu, uhe ~ ~ ~
IABRA DOR Sangiier Wednesday June ~ AM
CANADA FTangeul -. Wednesday June ~, Z p NE
Steamers marked thus DO not seefage passengers
freight and passage AT Philadelphia apply to Alonzo
7~''"eii : LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent. No 90 broadway
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FIFrH CALL-zI2 Q W.
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Al FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES OF MINING STOCKS
x,.-...a..- a-o-dar Vestorlav To.da

Government bonds were quiet ana hfm Ilefe WeI
large dealings in currency Is at l2J9ll93 We aunel
current quotations:
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NEW-YORK AND HAWAII DIRECT MAIL

II LINE
These lrscass Steamship regularly at m, fron
Pier No 10. North River, > follows:
Steamship SANTIAGO DE CUBA.W WEDNESDAY, June II
Steamship 49,. W I-9llA 4, June =
FOR freight OF passage appy %
WILLIAM p. CLYDE Co, No. o Bowhnggroen-
MCKEILI.R. LULING u Co. Agents W Havana.
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HAMBURG American Packet COmpany,s Line
II for PLY OUTH. CHERBOURG and HAMBu RG.
WIELAN D-........June l3 lSUEVIA.. ...-....-June 2I
POMMERA MA. June 20 GELLER r....---..- Juiy
Rates Plymouth London, CherbOure Hamburg.
and an points gand Scotland and Wales firat Cabin
gold 500 Second Cabin gold, $50 Steerage currency H3o
KUNHARDT & co, &. n. RICHARD q BOAS.
General Agents General Passenger Agens
81 Hrpad.st.. York bl BroauW0N new 1Olk~
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The following Us comparative Natcmtut OF the tA-
Of specie from the port Of NewNOrk % foreign
ports from January 70 ths date. for pcuOdof twenty
gftu rs44r
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FIRST CALL-104 O'CLOCK A. ~, ~,
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UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL
Z STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR ST THOMAS PARA. PERNAMBUCO. BAHIA.
AND RIO DE JANEIRO. - -. -.
The hrsI-Class steamship IlIl OF hlO DE
JANERIRO ~ tOns CaptsD We viii sali for the above
ports SATURDAY. July O. at 9a. ~ Freight at low rates
iaken for the above ports.
Freight received az all times at Roberts Dock, Brooklyn
INSURANCE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER I'm II.
SHIPPERS DESIRIN G INSURANCE CAN EFFECr
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY.
For freight engagements, or passage having elegant ac
"fF'' " c. H. MALLORY & CO. Agents,
Office. I1er 20 East River.
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ew-YorI, Hayana, . Mexiean Mail IS. LIne.

~ STEAMsIIP LINE BETWEEN NEW-YORR,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
COMPANY'S PIER foot Of SECOND-ST. HOBOKEN
DONAU sat, June 10 NECKAR-..- SAT June 29
WESF sat. June ~ sat, Juy
RATES OF PASSAGE nom NFW.YVRk 10 S0UTHAMP
TON HAVRE OR BREMEN. - -. ~,
FIRST CABIN, SlOO. gold SECOND CABIN, SO9 gOiA
STEERAGE, $50. currency 49, .,,
Return TcketA reduced Prepaid Steerase esfiA
Gates, $50 currency.
fOIfIeight or passa &c apply 70 . - =, ,,,,- -
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YALE's OLD DEBATING SOCIETIES.

FAvORlNG AN EFFORT TO REVIVE THEM.
The Yale Alumni Association held its eighth
social meeting of the at Demoncos last evening"
Distrct-AltOrney b. X. Phelps presiding Among those
present were f. stcdman, ProessorJamesF F. Ga dner
director of the State Survey Professor Pee OF the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum Professor L. b. COe OF Yale College;
General Joseph c. Jackson SCHUYLER Jackson, Charles L.
Norton Colonel II. A. s. Mann; d. H. Chamber
lain Ex-Governor OF South Carolina; Chauncey
NJ Depew william Walter Phelps and Corporation
Counsel Whitney The treasurers report showed the list
of active members to be 2l7, and amount of cash Oh
hand S7O6 49,
Professor Coe read paper L" The societies OF Limo
MIA and Brothers In Unity hundred years
AGO" His lecture was collection Of data unearthed
from the old records Of the societies. and Of interesting
selections from the minutes together with discussion
OF the constitution and bylaws and the general debates
His address caused much mitthful interest. ..,.,
lie referred the fact that considerable interest had
been awakened lately among graduates and undergrad
uaJcs in an effort to revive the LnODlan society," Inc
attempt. he said, TO found one debating society
was praiyYorthy aud deserved all possible encourage
ment. Whether 1t would succeed or not was matter
of doubt LnOnia founded III 1893. but 1t was not
until several years afterward that 1t became well
known. At first the literary exercises con
sisted of the discussion Of very absrusc questions.
The Brothers III Unity were organized IN 1903
and their aims were the same as those OF Lhohia
The decline and final dissolution OF the two societies
were on many accounts TO be regretted. They were
useful to q few 10 the end and earnest Efforts were
the blame OF their decay upon secret socleties II
was the natural impulse OF college IRE 10 lOrh
smaller groups for thesake Of greater freedom OF s0a
intercourse and warmer literary atmosphere. DIS
tIict Attorney Phelps and Chauncey NJ Depew made brc
addresses expressing regret that LnOnia ana BrOther'
OF Unity had ended their lives Mr. Depcw said that hC
was an active member OF the former society. He had
been railroad attorney tor number OF years and nc
took his first lesson in "Iaroadng" at Yale. lie
was 'railrOaded" into College by one OF The
societies as freshman, and after becoming
member Of the LinoEia, was on the cam
paign committee, and went 20 Bridgeport many
a time TO meet the incoming freshmen 10 railroad then
into NewHayer He did not think the secret SOCIETIES
filed the place OF the Lnonla and Brothers III Unity aC
he hoped the time was not far distant when Doth would
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CHANGING ITS HEAD.

COMMISSIONER COX MADE PRESIDENT OF THE DE-
PARTNERT or CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS IN
PLACE OF THOMAS s. BRENNAN.
The removal of Commissioner Thomas s.
Brennan from the position Of president Of the Depart
Incnt OF Public Charities and Correction. and the
election OF Commissioner Townsend Cox to the
Office gave rise yesterday TO many specula-
tions. 1t was rumorei that combination be-
tween Commissioners Cox and Bailey had been formed
and that the displacement Of President Brennan was
one OF its objects. Commissioner Cox said last evening
that the matter had been under consideration for
time Mr.. Iailey and myself were appointed
Commissioners In December, 1874" he said,
"and Mr.. Brennan. early in the following
year Commissioner Bailey elected the first presi-
dent of the board, and served nearly two years. In
May 1876 on his motion, the position
hnys in the last part Of hprI, Mr. Bailey sig-
gcsted to Mr.. Brennan that l was entitled
10 an election to the office and that 1t
you'd a ne told ''E that Brennan sd
he not prepared to take such action at that time
The election has been delayed in Difference to Mr. Bren-
mans wishes This morning Commissioner Bailey
OFT red resolution that on the prciple of rotation IN Of
flee customary with the board election should be
held. Mr.. Brennan said he bad no remarks 10
make the matter, and requested to be ex-
cuscd from voting. There were, therefore, TWO
votes in my favor. There was nothing further said
and In my opinion there is nothing IN an election TO
between the members of the board"
THIS view OF the subject confirmed by gentleman
I'm position 20 know the circumstances. That there
was could be any ilfeelDg between tho members of
the board account Of this rotation or that there was
any political significance in It, lie thought absurd
The difference in the annual salary Is 81 800. IL is
claimed II Is said. by the friends of Commissioner Brcn
nan that he does the larger part OF the work
of the board II conceded that he very active
and dgent in the discharge OF his duties lt Is hit
custom to visit daily the Islands and hospitals
Commissioner Cox visits daily the prisons, and
Commissioner Bailey confines himself usually to the
office work. IL is expected that sn election
Of Warden OF the Tombs will result from this change
One Of the Commissioners said last evening that the Sc
lection would fall on person now connected Win the
i department.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, May 17.-BishOp Dehm, of the
Roman Catholic diocese OF Jassy, has arrived at Bucha
rest. The bishop born in Sigmarngcn. He has
been twelve years in the United states.
LONDON, May 17.-Earl Russell is not dead.
The report of his death published and everywhere
believed this afternoon but telegram from Richmond
tonight says the Earl is much better
PREsCoTT, Ont, May 1.-THE Hon. C. S.
Sims, United states Consul for this district who has
cepted the secretaryshp Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
to-day presented with an address, accompanied by
valuable piece OF silver plate behalf of the citizens.
similar presentation was made by the Consular Agents
Of this di strict
lEar oiher F0reiqa Neigs. see Frsl Pags.I
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p O S T S C r lP T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TODLEBEN MAKES IMPORTANT DEMAND:
Af.v

TODLEBEN MAKES IMPORTANT DEMANDS.
LONDON. Saturday, May ls, 1873.
The correspondent of The Daily AeWs ut
COnsantiDOple says:
am informed on good authority that General Todle
ben sent a note TO the Porte yesterday say
ing that he compelled by the necessity
Of tho military situation 10 make the FOL
lowing demands, and requesting the Turkish Gov
enment to acccde to them as soon as possible
FIrst-The evacuation OF Shumla, Narna and Batlm.
Ser0Hd-The removal " the Turkish camp at haslnk.
Third-PcrmissOn to occupy Buyukdcre.
No bas yet been given by the Turkish Govern.
meht, bu there council OF Ministers and
Generals held last night which the Sultan presided
aud there is to be another this afternoon to discuss the
subject
1t is considered almost certain that the Turks VIII
decide to fight rather tnan yield.
TURKS SUMMONED TO RETIRE.
Reuter- telegram dated COnstannople. Friday, says:
regiment Of COssacks advanced TO the Turkish lines,
Bolgrad yesterday, and summoned the Turks to
withdraw toward Buyukdere
The Turkish officer replied that he must apply TO the
Porte for instructions before doing so.
The Porte also received adylces that the Russians
are advancing to GaiipO, but the Russians in
sist that all these movements made for hygienc
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A BOOK FIRMS NEW QUARTERS.

and JObn-sts have recently fitted the second floor OF
their building the headquarters OF the hrm Here
toforo partners offices have been separated, ana sit
mated lust where there happened 10 be space for them
The second floor S0X50 feet i'll area, and is finished
whte ash with decorations aud furniture III Estake
style The partitions dividing the room into offices 40
not reach tie handsomely paneed ceiling; they are Of
carved white ash and plate glass On the Wliam,st.
side is the compartment for bOokkecpcrs on the john
st. side are five rooms, opening into each other by
folding DOORS each having handsome desks chairs aud
Persian rugs -Four OF them occupied by the part
ners and IN the nth the confidential clerks. III the
the sample shelves and the mailing department.
The large open space In the centre OF the room bas sew
era handsome desks and chairs and is TO be used for the
accommodation Of purchasers.
A reception will be given In the new quarters this
afternoon TO the friends OF the firm.
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A BooKKEEPER FOUND DISHONEST.
JOHN D. PAYNE ACCUSED or EMBEzzLING OVER
TWELVE THOusAND DOLLARs.

John D. Payne for eight years has been the
confidential clerk and bOokkeeper Of Alvan j. johnson
A. SON mbishers Of No. IL Great JOnes-st. Possessing
good business qualities he has enjoyed the confidence O
his employers. He has wife and one child. Every
other mi ht however slept at the Office, and that
as his residence yesterday, refusing to tell where ms
wife lived.
About ten davs ago his employers received a
letter from Western correspondent, III which
reference made 90 cheek FOR 1000, re-
uIittcd short time before. Upon referring 10 the
books il was fOund that entry had been made
of the check or amount. Suspicion at pointed TO
the bOokkeeper The reported to the police.
but great taken 10 prevent Paynes suspicious
being aroused An expert set 10 WORK upon the
books OF the ~ and yesterday he reported that there
was deficiency during the past two years OF more than
600 PAYNE was arrested by Sergeant Kealy
of tie Detective Squad and was taken entirely by sur
Prise. Every step had been conducted 50 cautiously
that idea thai mis- crime had Dcen discovered
He is not known have been cxtrayagant although he
has always lived we'll IL is thought Eat the inVesti
CATION the books IL continued the amount of the en-
bezzclncnt will De much larger than the amount men
tioued.
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ALEXANDER VAN RENSSELAER'S WILL.
Thn will of tic lnte Alexander Van RenssC

TIC VIII OF IIIV IdIV NIVAHHUCI ' III E'VII''V-
lacr was filed for probate yesterday His estate II csi-
mated at 100000 The executors are stephen {. VII
liaus : Van Rensselaer, Crugcr ana Alb0n T. Man. 70
his wife Louisa left his house No. IL East Thirty
sevcnth-st all household goods, bOrsrs, carriages ava
other personal proucriy, and in addition 100000.
Each of he daughters Alice Louisn and Mabel re-
ceiyes $4,000; the American Bible Society receives
81 OOO the Cortlaud Van Rcnnsse institute al High
town, 81 900; Jane MOr, domestic $1,000 ana eaci
executor II 900 in addition 10 his commissions Inc
residue gwen tO the executors in tIuS the Income 10
given his wife during her hfc; after her deaIh II
Will 20 his heirs IN equal shares per steTPeS ana moi
DeT cQpitd when his daughters attain the age OF Il
years or are married they 10 receive $4,000 each
New-York tribune., 1878-05-18
THE DECORATION DAY PROGRAMME.

Army Of TIC Republic has announced the programme for
Decoration Day The procession will consist Of the First
Division N c. s. n. y, under the command OF Major
General Alexander shaler, with the veteran corps OF
the 9TH Regiment and the Old Guard; General
w n. Sherman ana staff ana M0or-Generai
Hancock with a special escort; the veterans OF
the Mexican War; Braggs Battery General RoDnsOn,
Commander OF the Grand Army OF the Republic, ana
staff: the Police Commissioners and other munlepal
bodies with the various OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic, and number Of Independent organizations
overnor Robinson and Mayor Ely will review the pro-
eession at Fifth-aye. and Twenty -ffth-st. .
The line will be formed atFfthave. and Thiryfonrth-
a, and the march will be down Fifthaye. 10 Four
fsenthst, and thence through Broadway to Chambers
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THE sALMAGUNDI CLUBS FIRST EXHIBITION
The Salmagundi Sketch Club, composed ex-

cusyey OF painters, sculplOrs, aud draughtsmen has
held weekly meetings during the past season. at which
subjects selected tho week previous have been Illus
trated by tho members The principal objects OF the
club are TO elevate and encourage the art OF designing
and sSetchng In black and white and TO promote social
feeling among the artists. The result OF this VIII
be seen at the private view OF the first exhibition Of
black and white pictures, sketches and drawings ever
held in this country, on Monday evening" at Leavitts
Art Gallery, No. SIT Broadway The collection, Of over
New-York tribune., 1878-05-18
TELEGRAPHIC MOTIFS.

SALT LAKE CITY, May 17.-It has been showing
here for two days past
GALVESTON Texas. May 17.-Brown Bowen, q
desperadO executed at Gonzales today for the
murder OF Haldoman.
ST. LOUIS MAY 17.-JOseph H. Fore. who shot and
killed his brohernlaw, MuDsOn w. Beard, hero I'm July
1871, murdered in the Pentenary at Jefferson City
this evening by convict named Rogers.
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st. where procession viii be dismissed the Posts OF
the Grand Army the Republic then proceeding 10 tne
various cemeteries decorate the soldiers graves.
General c. h. CaTse VIII deliver address at cypress
HILLS c,,,., -
In the evening there will be meeting az GhlckeIlhe
Hall, at which General LLOYD Aspnwali VIII preside
and speeches from Henry Ward Beecher, Generd Shel
man and General Banks are announced
New-York tribune., 1878-05-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ByerooIt HoUse-Kurd Won Schl0zer, German Min
lister az Washington ...FGh ArenH> Hotc.The Hon tOb,
and Senator Hamilton Harris OF
Albany HoHseJudge William H. Hunt OF Ne"
General william f. Barry u y. Army
UindUT IOe-senatOr Theodore NJ. Pomeroy OF AuDnrD
Y. George NJ Puman OF Chicago aud IL B u, uuIiDuL & Oi
Nicholas HOtst-Generh T.. W. LeaVeh-
Syracuse Captain Samuel Brooks OF the steamship
city Of Chester aud Captain c. T.. Bayey Of the Brsh AT
my.....S JGmSS HOtet-ExGOyernor Henry d. Cooke Oh
the District Of Columbia. HOFFMAN HousSJMnes a. Du
mont Supervising INSPECTOR General Of STEAMBOATS,
Refsopp0n Hotel Lieutenant Commander e. d. Slgsnee
L. = Navy ECeTen IL. kaufman, OF WGshing
fan
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THE CIMBRIA PREPARING TO LEAVE.

ELLSWORTH Me-, May 17.-In consequence
of dispatch received from NewYOrk by officers OF tie
Cimbria orders have been given for officers shore TO
keep the ship. No allowed shore
today Several officers who had engaged teams for
cursons were recalled. Everything seems to be In
readiness for immediate departure. Captains Baden
hausen and Gripenberg expected saturday.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-18

"The result is better light at a reduced
cost."-[Trib Editorial. March 80, 1878.
NEw-IORk TRIBUNE, May 10. 1873
GENTLEMEN: on inquiry hnd the saving bills
which think the adoption OF the Ellis Pat.
Burner, amounts { about fifteen per cent
am very respectfully,
WHITELAw REID.
dwellings fitted up and charge satisfac
tory Inquiries and orders by mail promptly attended TO-
ELLIS PAT. GAS BURNER Co,
7G7 Broadway
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Broadway, corner Of Punce-st., .
acknowledged headquarters for and boys sysl
and wellmade clothing IL astonishing what taste Is dis
played In large wcllassorted stock and con
sderng the quality OF their goods how low their price;
New-York tribune., 1878-05-18

TRAPHAGEN & Co.. Nos 39s, 400 4O2 Bowery, junction
3d and 4thaycs Offer unusually attractive assortment
spring STYLES Tor children All who desire reliable goods
moderate prices should examine their stock before puIchasn
elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-18
Announcements.


poMEROYs TRUssEs-By far the best in use.
Ask your ply sican. PoMEgOY TRUSS co., 7i6 Broadway
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EEVER ANO AGVE.
DIR, RlDWAVS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tasleess elegantly coated io7 the all
orders o. tho stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervous
diseases headache. constipation indigestion, dyspepsA
biousuess, bilious fever, inflammation OF the bowels
piles arL all Of the intoTEs vscera Warranted
TO eject a positive cure Price 20 cents per box
New-York tribune., 1878-05-18
L. HOWARD g. Co.
Are making


That re controlled by clocks and perfectly reliable
The da be placed at distance from the clock and IN
number dals be multiplied 10 suit the wants Of al
parties Send descriptive circular Office corner Broad
way and 4thst, New.IOrk.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-18

So long as you can get "XLCR bOnelesS
goldfish use other brand. For sale at grocers.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-18
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs NO
2Is BROADWAY.
GA. H.. So. Noon, &C.. D. m. 1O Midnight oO'
Highest during the dav 70' Lowes, 03'
average 59as. same day, 1871 1i'2'
New-York tribune., 1878-05-18

Absolute prOtectiOn-A safe.o vault COM
pleey surrounded by electric envelope and connected
with one Of Central Offices. HOLMES BURGLAR ALARM
TELEGRArn Co, 6lS BrOadwav.
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CAIL ANn BE SATISFIED.
MAX STADLER & Co.

Those who wish imported goods az the same price
charged for interior domestics go 10 SAMs Co.. mpoTtn
tnilOrs 1852 Nassau ST., spruce.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-18
EXERCIsEs OF A JUNIOR exhibition.

Chickering Hall was crowded to overflow
ing last evening on occasion OF the Junior EXhib
ton OF the College OF the City of New-YOrk At s
O'Clock every taken, and every available stand
Ing place filed. orations delivered the follow
New-York tribune., 1878-05-18

For all lung complaints and throat troubles
DE- TAYNEs ExPECToRANTi both palliative and curative.
IL standard remedy besides for coughs and colds and
needs only trial to prove Its merit
New-York tribune., 1878-05-18
Fi''iO''' "
President Ecker SAWS in The report that from the opcr

President ECkert SAYS in The repOr tnaI IO IVVVVT
alton of the agreements with the western UNION cie-
graph Company up this tme IL is believed that tue
OF the Atlantic and Pac:tc COmpunys properly
will derive income thercfrOm equal TO the net earn
nrs OF the Western Union Company investment Of
equal amount and tuat this Will he greater than
could have been earned by either company without sc
agreements. Referring to the Benedict SUIT Mr. Eeker
This still pending and notice has been gwen 10
the directors Of the Western Union Company Al they
will be held personally liable for any payments made
under saIG agreements, In his suit should be sls
tanned. The ground OF his action Is technical ana the
purpose of 1t is evidently other than the pro.
lection Of his interest in the Western Union
Company, which is proved TO have been ben
Gifted and not injured by the agreements. The counsel
of both companies as well as their directors aud OH
ceTs are confident of the maintenance OF the agree
bn for prudential reasons the payments aceiug
under them nave been suspended pending the detcln
nation of this suit"
New-York tribune., 1878-05-18
SETTLING WITH THEIR CREDITORS.

y. j. DUNNiNG JR., REsUMlNG BUsINEss-oPPosI-
TIoN TO j. F. HENRY, CURRAN CO.'S SETTLE
MENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND ASSIGN
MENTS.
i. j. Dunning, ir., the broker, whose fail
ure was reported weeks ago. has settled with his
creditors the average OF 80 cents on the dollar and
has resumed business The assets, which were originally
said to be merely nominal consisted principally of com
mercia paper, which, large amount has been paid
in way the loans by the banks have been met The
only drawback a full settlement has been the failure
of some OF the houses TO make good Their paper
Further opposition to the settlement by JOhI Henry,
Curran Co. at 37l2 cents the dollar, has been with
drawn. Daniel G. Robbins who bad the elaborate ex
animation and investigation made in order TO ascertain
the exact condition OF the liabilities aud assets yester
day wrote letter eXJudge Hull who conducted the
examination for the opposing creditors, advising that
unless prepared to make as good an offer
the firm to-day, further examination should cease as
the appearance four large banks in favor OF the COM
nrOmise was conclusive that further investigation
was desired, while delav was deprecated.
Geo. w. DeCunha builder, of 1893 East Broadway, siD
voluntary bankruptcy before Register Fitch His liabilities
aggregate about S2l 000 OF which S1530OO Is secured
aud $2j. 900 contingent His assets are Sll1G. The
following claims secured with the exception OF that
of Mr.. Holly:
New-York tribune., 1878-05-18


ReyOs medicine IL is very difficult Tor IL 10 swallow
This is not the case with MILK NAGNEsA AL druggists.