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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-01
Corporation Notltes.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

q
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received BY the Board Of
Trustees Of Common schools 81 the wards the Han
Tepar1ng and painting school buildings for furnishing
funture for furnishing new heating apparatus to BE- done
furnished mainly daring the months OF July ana August
BY the Trustees Of the Fifth Ward $50 Mon
day. Jgy s7S for sR house Goo 80 IL and iOf lire proof
'' &Nb iRI w. LEd SII o'0 w. JOHN HAM
Board Of school Trustees, Fifth Ward.
BY the Trustees of the Ninth ward until 1880 O'Clock
Monday July 1879 for outsd. iT2n s1rWay Gr Gram
ELLEKY DESIsON. n. D. Chairman.
Board OF school Tru stees Ninth Ward.
BY the Trustees Of the Tenth ward untl O'Clock ~ on
Monday July 1879 for new closets for Grammar -c3 No
PETER DENNERLEIN, Chairman,
Board Of School Trustees, Tenth Ward.
by the Trustees OF the Fourteenth Ward until 80 o'clock
N" GE0 SS fHUM, Chairman
Board Of schoo: Trustees Fourteenth Ward
BY the Trustees Of the Fifteenth Ward O'Clock a.
I mar PI School So TO- . JOSEPH BRirToX.
Henry NJ TABER, Chairman,
Board of School Trustees, Fifteenth Ward.
BY the Trustees the Twenty first Ward until II
Grammar school Building No. H.
Also Tor steam heating ana venating apparatus for the
new building On the rear Of Grammar school No Il.
Also the furniture for the building last named
Also for painting and repairing Ga i sghq2 building
l..
Board Of School Trustees, Twentyfrst ward
the Trustees Of the Ward until O'Clock
p Tuesday, July for altering Grammar school Build
ing No II.
Also steam heating ventang apparatus for
Also for furniture Grammar school No. 81.
JOEL W MASON,
WALTER CARTER Chairman,
Secretary,
Board Of School Trustees. Twenty-second Ward.
the Trustees OF the Twenty third ward until $3.50 o'clock
p Tuesday. July < 1919 tor building closets
Grammar school No. 81. NATHAN ). KING NJ. D.,
GEORGE ]. A. NORMAN, Chairman.
Secretary
Board OF School Trustees Twenty-thrd Ward
Plans and specifications be aud blanks for
pOsas obtained at the Office OF the Supeuntende
School Buildings. Ma. lao GInd.st, third floor.
The party submitting aprpOsa and the parties proposing
70 become surees must each write his and place Of
dence said proposal.
Two responsible and approved surees residents OF this
city. required In all cases.
proposal viii he considered from whose character
antccedent dealings with the Board Education
their responsibility doubtful.
No substitution by the accepted contractor Will be permitted
without first obtaining IN writing PERMISSION from the Com
mlttec on Buildings Of the Board Of Education.
Tie Trustees reserve the rgn " reject any all of the
proposals submitted.
Dated New. YORK, June 20, 1879.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Largo sums of money have boen made In Wall-St.
by persons shrewd enough to invest &c the rlghe
time. The old house OF Alex. Fr2thngham ~ Co..
brokers, II Waist New-lork, Is ehtitieu 10 aoso
Int contdence Their customers are frequently re,
warded by large returns. Send for Their f'H@"o'1'
R,uOyf
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Foreign exchange continues dull, and rates to-
day we're again reduced actual business following.
Annexed are the revised duOtatiOnsi

In london the market for British consoIs was
steady at 97llle both for money and account.
United States bonds were higher new is at 1O47s,
4l2s at 1O0 and 5s steady at l06l4 later there was
decline to 10Sl5l6 for the 4l2s, and TO lOiliI8 for
ties, Erie common was Il higher the pre-
ferred stock 4 lower, and second consoS
advanced TO 907s Pennsylvania TO 395s. Central Of
New-Jersey to 1854, aud consols to 979i. No bull
ION movement at the Bank of England was re-
ported, and no quotations for, money or silver;
In Paris French rentes advanced to 110.40 and Iel
to 1850 francs; sight exchange on London adj
yancing to 23.26l2 to the t..
Statement of receipts and disbursements Of the
Assistant Treasurer Of the United States at New
York. for Junei
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Total sales for the day..
IA VI ~ 1siSc PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
,ICEs OF MINING STOCKS.

Bodie mine shipped last week over $40. 700 worth
OF bullion.
steady to prices. The sales at the Board covered
$4,000 each of coupon aud registered d of 1881 at
1884. aud $4,000 registered is at l02. OF cur
rency Is there sales OF $50 900 1898 at 1921,
and $780, 900 lo0os ut 100. District Of Columbi,
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3-65s were quiet sales. $3. 900 at ST. The market
closed quiet and steady at ANNOYED qnotaLlonsi

y Cury ss..l22 1876 o. 9. 81 81. coup 1898. 1927
s. g doa aSs 1893 1893
Ss !: ssS7sss IS5 iSs
u > 6s 81 regl03S1 1888 Dist Of Col $685.. 56d s7lS
In State bonds Louisiana cOnsos declined 10
AIS and later recovered to 47a4947l2 sales $7g,-
600. Quebec IS sold for 101lt ; North Carolina Gs
Old, for 253i and Tennessee 6s. SERIES for 81 To-
The sale of 20 shares Merchants Bank stock al
9S3i, reported in Saturdays official list was an er.
rOr; It should have read 26 Mercantile at 9O3 Tho
quotation for Merchants is 1240127. No sales Of
city bank stocks were reported to-day.
In railroad bonds the trading today was chiefly
confined to the speculative kinds large business
was done IN Ere second consols and at advancing
prices, 81 1000 selling at from 1854 up to 7G3s
against 1853, the last price on Saturday The
funded IS also we're higher, 500, 900 selling for
75l2075@b and the first consolidated gold bonds
not extensive, but there was an advance
OF . per cent $4,000 selling at 69a69Os
969i2, and the seconds were 1ls per cent
higher; sales, $4,000 at 30030ls The Central
of New-Jersey consolidated bonds we're firm at 9j7a
006 Lchgh and Wilkesbarre consols assented adj
vancln9 2os per cent TO 6Sos. There was a
sale OF $4,000 unassented at 3d. Rome Water
town and Ogdensburg bonds rose l. per cent
but later declined again to 49, c., {. and /.
T.. hrsts were Il nd chesapeake and Ohio frsts,
series Is, . per cent higher. There was n
recovery Of l per cent for Denver and Rio
Graude hrsts, $4,000 selling at 0f39I3t
Inc first mortgages of the elevated railroads
were strong, New-Iork selling for 11641l6ll. and
metropolitan lOo54a los =. Canada Southern
sales Of Louisiana and Missouri River irsts at IO8,
seconds at 9o CairO and Fulton tirsts at l02, Gin
clnnat and Springfield trSs. guaranteed by c., c.,
{. and l., 95l2, Albany and SuSqUehanna seconds 40
log, and consolidated at 1929
Very naturally, the preparations for the large dis
bursements of interest and dividends to be made
tomorrow caused disturbance OF loans to-day,
and the demand for temporary accommodation be-
came very urgent. Rates were advanced
from to T. and closed sharp at o per
cent, in spite Of the payments to-day
by the Sub-TIeaSurv, which exceeded It's receipts
-. 600,0 900. On Government bonds the rates
303l2 per cent. There is no change in discounts,
nor Ia the domestic exchanges on NewYork, except
ing at Boston. where the rate has advanced to par.
The United States Treasurer az Washington to-day
received $325.O00 IN National bank notes for re-
dcmptiOn. The customs receipts were SIOO,OOO,
and the internal revenue receipts were SO3S,OOO
The following is the Clearing House statement:
Exchanges, $S0O2S, 5lG; balances S63Oi,oSJ.
The business at the sub Treasury to-day cOyeredi
Receipts, 81, SOC 701 payments, -, 435 $50 cur
reucy balance, $50, III; coin balance, $l2j,-
466, 7O7.
&.
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THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
NANNY Juna so ! S0g

ASUES-Quiet but steady. 80, , ,ri.,s sta afr
H5piF Hio I'm rather beter demand and prices SVs "a
40 Tor Ordinary to Prime Cargoes @ i, % -
~ "a ~ ,,r tnvn,ces OK city RIO" aud lo1 osFS1
SSSnaii" private forms also, 800 bass eS sb 40 er
w nn,sr doieX city OF Parlt ana tnD1 10 n.
go; ca q, IA, withdrawn from stock Mid GadeS aA'' ~
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LIFE OF ALBERT HOPKINS. BY ALBEIT @. sEwALL-
l2mo Up. $40. Arson d. +. Randolph Co.
The example of scholar in whom devotion
10 learning was combined with deep ana earnest reg
ious faith set forth In this valuable Offering TO the
library Of American biography. Professor Hopkins is
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Nem DrblitaIlons.


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THIS TO GIVE NOTICE: That on tn, Oft

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on tn, 27th
day OF June, A. D. 1879 alias Warrant In Bankrupcy
Issued against the estate 81 EDWARD ii. BUNKER Of
the city Of IN the County OF NowNOTk State
OF NeWHOrA who has been adudged bankrupt his
petition that the payment debts delivery any
property belonging 20 such bankrupt 10 him Tor his use
the transfer bg him, forbidden
laws that meeting OF the creditors OF the said bankrupt
prove their debts and Ia choose
C his estate, viii be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy.
holden No 3-Z broadway IN the CITY Of New before
&C ~ O'Clock LOUIS +. PAIN.
L. s. Marshal Messenger Southern District OF Newl Ork
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THE MONEY MARKET.

9FFTCIAL REPORT " y STOCK EYCHAY1E SALES
MONDAY JUNE 30. 1879.
Asreported on ne cold and stock Telegraph Co.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
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gnstrnrIlun.
For Young Ladies-Countrv.

For Young Ladies-Countrv.
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padaa ADDRESS R6 & FIJI Principal
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gte Cream.

EUSSELLiS ICE CREAM, 81 per gallon.
Best IA city reduction II bible House, y. u
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Bankrupt Notices.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
Il 2sth day OF June. A. d. 1879. Warrant IN Bank.
ISSUED the estate Of JOSEPH MACKEY,
of New-lOrk CITY, IN the County Of New-HOrk ana
state OF NewlOrk who has been adiudgeda bankrupt
his own peution; that the payment " debts and
delivery Of any property belonging TO such bankrupt
him for his and the transfer Of property
by him. forbidden by iawI that meeting OF tho
creditors Of the said bankrupt 10 their debts aud
choose assignees Of his estate. viii be
held Court OF Bankruptcy. % be holden.ai No 3l5
broadway, the CITY OF New.IOrk, before John Fitch.
Register the lGth day OF July 4. D. 1879 at 2
O'Clock D. III. LOUIS r. PAWN,
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Eau Schools.

VALE Law Scho0l.-Regular course, 2 years;
GRADUATE course flor degree OF Dell wears Fall err,
opens sept %. Address Prof WAYLAND New'iIsveu.Ct
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q IN PER QUARTER.-BOard,t tuition, Eng
(DOU hsh French, muse school open all Summer.
HOME SCHOOL, q last l25th-st
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EnstrutIlon.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
MIR. CHURCHILLS SCHOOL
in New York is removed 45J Madisonave corner Of
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To-
The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day as re-
ported by telegraph
Receipts. shipments
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GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young Ia
" des Bridgeport Conn Address Miss EMILY NELSON.
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IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
burg Penn healtlful beautiful COegehOne ana SchOo-
Opens 21d year sept IL. Rev. T. 4. EG A. ~ President
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

Total bush.. 003.e29 $500 754.757
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4 O'CLOCK 4. ".
|, II & Ga Currency 90
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GROVE HALL, NeW-Haven, COun.-Miss
~ MONTFOATs sCMOOL Tor YOLNG LADIEs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-28
FROM OTHER LANDS.
SERIOUS RIOTS IN SANTIAGO, CHILL
American Food Purchases in England
Proposed Cancellation Of Don Car
Ios-SeVia and the Porte
Death Of Rowland Hill.
American Food Purchases in England.

LONDON, August 27,-The FiHdncier
says The American food purchases are
now beginning to be estimated at
amounts considerably in excess OF those
thought OF a week or ten days ago, and
Notwithstanding the purchases of iron
and other manufactures here, the con-
viction prevails that gold will be taken
in payment to a considerable amount
1t is known that large amounts OF bills
against wheat shipments, with the usual
sixty days TO run, have been steadily
accumulating during the past month.
Riots in Santiago.
RIO JANEIRO, August 27.-A dispatch
from Santiago, the capital OF Chill, July
3lst, saws serious riots occurred III
that city in consequence OF the popular
discomfort at the conduct OF the war The
pOpulace erected baricale and shouted
death to the traitor Ministry. Two
persons were killed in the conflict with
the troops and several wounded. 1t is
reported that the Chiian President fled
to a place telegraphed as Nina Del Mar.
PARIS, August 27.-The Chilian lega-
ton sends the following: This lega-
ton believes that the news that revO-
luton has broken ont in Santiago is un-
founded. Official dispatches received
up TO the 23d do not mention any distur-
Dances.
Sop for Don Carlos.
MADRID, August Pit is expected
that on the occasion OF the Kings mar
- ,,.i1l ha pnala N1sith
Don Carlos whereby the title of "ln-
ianta" will be conferred upon him, with
a large allowance, upon condition that
he renounces all claim TO the throne OF
Spain.
Hard Times in Italy.
ROME, August 27.-In consequence
of the bad harvest, the Minister of the
Interior has addressed circular to the
projects, requesting them to urge the
landed proprietors TO provide work for
the INDECENT.
Servia and the Porte.
BELGRADE, August 27.-The difficulty
between Scrvia and the Musselmans OF
the territory ceded to Servia by the Ber-
lin treaty is causing the relations be-
tween the Porte and Seryia to become
strained The Albanian affair further
increases the embarrassment of the sit
uation, and the tact of the Turkish en-
voy alone prevents an open rupture.
Officer Killed.
FT. THOMAS, ARIZONA, August ~
Hines, a deputy constable, was killed
here yesterday while trying to arrest j.
B.ICollins, a merchant. A party OF nine
men, from Stafford have Collins, his
clerk and Justice Mann in custody.
Fears are entertained for their safety.
Died.
LONDON, August 27.-Sir Rowland
Hill died at half-past four this morning,
ancA 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-28
THE OHIO OUTLOOK.
An Independent Opinion OF a
Cautious Character.
Pitl,Iursh sunday Lcader.

Pittsburgh sun lay Leader.
\ gentleman from Columbus, Ohio,
whose modcSty requires the suppression
OF his name, called upon personal friends
connected with the LsGifr last evening.
Being gentleman OF extended knCwl-
ed,, regarding affairs political across the
border, me- was asked his opinion as to
the result vf tho coming campaign, 70
which he replied a follows:
..WrII. 10 would bc extremely dlthcut
10 predict, with any degree Of certainty,
whether Foster or Ewing WILDE elected.
The Democratic and Republican partlts
are aS near equal IN the state a. Is pOSSl-
BILE. The vote in I6 should be larry
considered as a test OF the strength OF
the Republican party. Hayes was
native Of the State; hal been reelected
for a third term as Governors doubt
less had numerous personal friends IN
the other parties; this vote gave
HAYES a plurality of about seven thous-
and votes. \ year later and the Demo
crat, elected Bishop Governor by
plurality oi nearly twenty thousand; 80
YOU see 10 is vet everybody : night IN
the present canvass. Foster u a superior
manager. and has unlimited means at
his command. while Ewing has 10 de
pend very largely upon his oratorlcal
abilities and personal magnetism. That
ne has the latter Is cOnClusivcly proven
by the immense crowds OF people that
flock 10 hear him. have Conversed
with gentlemen OF the Executive Com
mittcrs Of both parties, aud when they
Law buncombc aside they both admit
that they have a hard fight before them,
AMI election itself will alone determine
the result. NV individual opinion,
without prejudice, is that ii there Is
anv difference il j. in Ewlng's favor.
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CASTLE THUNDER.
Something About the Historic
Structure.

RICHMOND, Va, August 27.-Tur-
pines tobacco factory, known as Castle
Thunder" which was destroyed by fire
Yesterday morning, was used during the
war by the Confederate Government as
a military prison for deserters from that
army, spies and suspicious persons ar
rested within their lines. Mrs. Dr.
Mary Walker, who was arrested during
the latter part of the strugge habitated
in full blOOmer suit, was confined Tor
several months in the female apartment
of the Castle. The building had become
a historic structure, and no landmark OF
the late struggle was better known by
the soldiers i'm the South and by the
prisoners taken around Richmond from
the Federal army than this. Many
deserter and bushwhacker who was
confined within its gloomy walls VIII
read of its destruction with infinite
pleasure.
The Federal Captain who was con-
victed Of being a spy and hanged near
this city during the last years OF the con-
flict, was kept in a close cell in this prls-
on for months before his death. The
Castle was the scene OF a hanging in the
last wear of the war, the victim being a
man convicted OF deserving the COnied-
crate army, and the commission OF other
crimes. The gallows was arranged in
the prison, and the dangling man was
dropped through the hatchway. Sever
al attempts were made before the job
was completed. After the war Major
Turner, commandant of the prison, was
arrested and imprisoned.
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- YELLOW JACK.
HIS RECORD YESTERDAY AT MEM
PHlS.
twenty-five Caees in All Reported to the
Board of Healthier Deaths
The United Workmen
..E. Appeal for Aid.

MEMPHIS, August 27.-Three new
cases were reported to the Board OF
Health this morning. Six deaths have
been reported, three OF whom were col
ored. Among the whites were James
ROOsa, well known wagon manufac-
turer, who died six miles east OF the city,
on the Raleigh road. The weather con-
tinues to grow warm.
MEMPHIS, August q. Twenty-Five
cases in all, 10 white and IL colored,
reported to the Board of Health to-day.
Among the number are: Sophia Sewfit,
]. II. Purrell, Nellie Fazzi, Il. W.
Matthews, and Thomas McElroy and
wife. Fourmore deaths have occurred:
W. +. Ottman, Peter W. kehOe, Thos.
Alct.lroy and Mary Ellen Dollen. The
Howard Association to-day assigned %
nurses to duty. The thermometer
ranged from 65 to SO degrees. The
Ancient Order of United WOrkmen's
Relief Committee appeal to their breth-
rem in the State of Tennessee for funds
TO care for the sick, all remittances to be
forwarded to Samuel A. Taylor, Chair
man, State National Bank.
New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, August 27.-Dr. 5. NJ.
Bemiss reports to-day, officially, to the
Board of Health that General J. b.
Hood and his daughter, Lydia Hood,
ten years of age, are both down with
the yellow fever, on Third near Annun-
citation street. The child was taken
sick Yesterday and the General this
morning. DIR. Bemiss, the family ply
Sician, is i'm attendance.