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CALL-2i2 O'CLOCK p. V
Iugarua nroar I
THIRD
MONDAY. July 14-P. N
mONbAt' Jhis l9-F "
A larger business was done in stocks to-day than
SECOND CATI-12.3O oicIoc


larger business was done in stocks to-day than
has been usual of late, the total transao.
tions amounting to 1874 200 shares. But the market
proved TO be exceedingly irregular and the tond
very fcverish The features of the early
business were the sharp advances for thu
Wisconsin, Lake Shore and Michigan Cen.
tral stocks; Northwest common rising h, the pre-.
ferred l T. ST. Paul common q, the preferred L,
Lake Shore Il, and Michigan Central per cent
from the closing prices OF Saturday night. Tho
later business in these stocks. however, left st.
Paul common and Michigan Central unchanged
from Saturday night. st. Paul preferred g, Lake
Shore L. and Northwest preferred - per cent lower,
and Northwest common - per cent higher. The
transactions in these six stocks amounted TO 200
shares or over 90 per cent Of the total business.
There were no reasons assigned. nor even preteEca
of a reason for the early advances IN any OF these
Stocks bcy ond those that are purely speculative.
As may be seen by The amount o. sales of the
stocks already named the remainder Of the list was
dull nut nevertheless there were some sharp hnc-
tuatIons. Louisville aud Nashville rose from
57l2 to 5olL but finally recedcd to 6G4;
With hardly an exception, the shares "
the Southwestern railroads are lower, while
the business done IN them was hight. New-iorE
Elevated steady at l25 y, Manhattan recoyer-
ing 20 sales at 10. The business done IN NeWNiOrk,
Lake Ere and Western amounted to only 200
sbareS but resulted in a decline of - per cent 10
5I3i Little was done in the coal stocks; Delaware,
LaCkawauna and Western after seiiugat % g closed
unchanged at 57l2, Delaware and hudson beng
down = per cent al 4G5s, Norris and Essex y per
cent at 90 and Central New-Jersey D per cent a5
Jll2. The telegraph stocks We're al weak W 'itern
Union decImlug To SJl2, later raYlng per cent
and closing at 0Ol2 decline OF q per cent from
saturday evening. American District declined 10
GOI24 GO34 and Atlantic and PacInc TO 80.
Iue market closed generally weak.
RANGE TUE STOCK MAEEgE
As reported " ne coil and stock Tetegrlph Company
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osrya PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
ICES OF MINING STOCKS.
ANrRANcI.cn cLosLNG PR
Saturday. To-day

Government bonds were dull but firm; the Us OF
1881, coupon 5s and digs each fetching an advance
of Is per cent The business at the Boards covered
sales of $4,000 coupon and registered Is OF 1881
at 1913, So, 900 coupon new 5s at lO3S4a 1857
So 900 coupon 4l2s at 1O6. and $4,000 coupon Is AZ
1918. OF the currency is, issued TO the Pacil'
Railroad, $4,000 1S9Ss sold at l22ooa lZZ's
District of Columbia 3-6js were stronger with sac,
of $4,000 at s73iaS77s The following were Una
eli
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Pacific Mail ; > q
200 bic. lt7s
Erie ketlvgv
pOO...bc- Z7ag
Eric pref
5O....bc. SO
lOO........ 81 g
Wabash Railroad
lUO....DC. 80 a
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l. l..
In state bonds the business was confined 10 saes
of Missouri 6s 1857 &C 100, aud Loulsi"h" ''i''@
$50 900 at 44l2d 1853. 3 park
OF CITY bank stocks there were SAFES "i an
lOl at lO0 Fourth National go AT % q anu W"
trail National l3sl at % ~ Iran.
The railroad bond market was somewhat IT'S It's
Mar Erie second cOnsols were 10 lower ~, 'Uy
lint the funded JS were - higher NJ lb's, ana n'l'
gold consols were Is better at 1928 Inc OelllI
of New-JerSey issues were strong 'on nS
at g6lo and CouVertibles at 9S. There was -
sharp advance for the LehIgh and WihesDai18
consos from 693i 10 72l2, followed DY reaetiDII
/ Der cent, aud the incomes sold ~ f'G't -
against -, the last previous sale. Rome ~,
town and Ogdenshurg tirSts advanced . 10 %
but afterward declined To 57lsG5lSt. Mls,o 1na
Kansas and Texas were steady AL 49,, oul Fo,St7
seconds sold az an advance OF 2 per oelit ~ l.
Hannibal aud 81. Joseph cOnyertDlc - I"i.'ou
10 1913 The Wabash Issues geneiallf WeIV s, ,'GIes
the Toledo and Wabash consolidated cohteIL'l'i1
advouciup per cent TO 79la Inc issues OF IN. "
Pacific Railroads were easier out h Mus 1ooi,t
Denver Division, was IA per cent hie q. -,
s,le. gRI 900 The bonds of the eleNnt'd l"an,
furtL,r declined New York TO llo4 anu N''i LIS
IAN 10 IO4 ST. Paul consolidated slhhtns IL
w,r, active aud advanced 4 10 lO9,,t p"I saies
west gold oOnsOls were = loNtl az l-d tn su,u
OF the better class of bonds were llniit' -
amounts and without material chsheV , -" Stnban re
Money continues easy at the Stoch ~, a "a
loons an miscellaneous collateral ranging iio" Ia
Oh per cent On Governments INC Traas-
" per cent. The United states St0o.-
urer az Washington to-day recover Nxntion.
600 an National bank notes Tor rSuo'l iater-
In, cnstons receipts were 100000, anu tn n1,sns
nal r.yenue receipts were $56O.OOO. Inc lono 81.
- The Clearing House 81 itement: EAchausT "A
$40. 22y; balances. $hoo2,34o' Inc 'u''
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22

Tho demand continues gnod ce1ry al Anda n Ior-e
ANA trade las been active during no "raA n We ',
t8tref ur crs YES been 18 flnTs common Ii lJ
Wpra Horses 80 si0as-O per head Druhay HH ryLrly
Good tD. sQUTrI2j per head MtallM Dfit II .r'rr
sl-5 p0r head Heavy lo more OF ,a' o nth 'IbtT
sgUU148 per hra Railroad Hnr''' .fe - per r1L
I,it Driving Animals az 425uf4OI Dcr team GOOD 10.
ct5O4s-OD urr jes really Fine do. with good tsiay o
having t1r record Tor Fit e. r1t
T. 200 ner team. or FaacY iIDtuHs h1fses Dut Ll.e
can said. they do uJt en4DRr .oHLeI' s.t
sar and fger- s DO reguarfV iO prices tnr aurh IKE
me typorI. u.ro so head by J. small IA ~ 81 unch'
SON ana. - by .as'. ELg.l-. - y ti-1 ~ 'r4'
1y te steamer Holland. which sailed lfi y tNsI .s
Ontario large lion steamer rhtri rr y .ie i.. ~ .,
l3. with s-r MUGS tiie"f lnr A.
Town Africa. o. g. Eastman Enown catte i ar ~
M. r- laf Lhs furnishing tI' dNrH ana an
LIAR their slDss ace WINS on -4" pA2- ~
wcl ~ 800 on- NJ hay -" I9s J graz t. ~
t.rs of lr.u purchased Dy ltr a.. ans
t,suts .r Lexington and Louisville, hy. and lno hal
'1 rYrv -cragra ri.y o hanis hig. ant selected
nom the best " , county III. - tiao't)"o '' .
rf.ursf ~Ish service 90 II5 var aF1h.i ias
min. seven Harses and 4.sJ sent ~ Ae West
Iatia Is .ii3 ~ Z. II. DahlnaA
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

TrvyRPoor April 2I-POrk-Prime Ness Eastern, steady
at j5. Western stealy a. az. Bacon-Cun1eriind 'ni
duU lt %. short Rib du 20 Sd long Clear fuu az
2G. snort Clear dull no Z. Hams-IOng Cut dpll at
.5 shoulders dun 40 20 81. Leel-In,a Mess -ieaoy at
n Extra Meas ~ .ady % ~. Mos. stsodv lt i3
Iar,l-Prime stsrn steady %. Tal1e-P ime City
dul Turueutiur--uirts fui - I''. hnHln
0mmon dull a4 3d. zine -teaay At lD6d. ,hesseAn@r
lean Choice dn IL. Liru on ste9dy lt 35 Flour Fxa
state rui % fI. Nhe1t1Urug NO 2. duN Ht. Jl No
. spring. dul at Sfd View western Winter dnl at
g.. Nsw southern Winter STEADY at 83d. Corn -NeW
Mixed s,elnv 10 t5iaI per Genital odd Mixed ,t"I7 ~
: 2i. per GENITAL ~erd OYclow Americau .traly
a. -g D. CDiumun. LonuOu. -tcafv "A 3D. tuF
pen ine-Sprts no London str7uv 10 22Id krc'pt- p'
wheat tor the week Atlantic ports, 44OOO Gfs uom ia
cinc $4,000 from other soufres 1900 qrs CoFn
2JuOO
LIVERPOOL. ADril 2I-l23O Lard. 3T per cwt. Tor
American. Cioyersced. 30 H3G per cUt for American ed
LONDON ADr1i 2ii p fnCdIcutfa Iu-eed. i9n0 ~" Di
Or Common K0sn, cd. -pr.s Of Iurpcnune y az 'd
per cWt.
American. Lard cl Osod DO 2O's uur1us prr % x'".
HAyRE April 2lLlr closed no 1873 iranos per 30 Ailos
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22

MONDAY. April 2l-r. u.

From, sa.egf,.i-a p,int OF view tine develop
mont. of to1- ara. off importance. while tley serve
g., .la1 sr..a i.,t+ r1ou recent movements at the
St,r. EXCHANGE that before were shrouded Iu mvs-
t-,. .vf.. .,-.-;trler I'm t,a Wabash Railroad de
-...-o,, NJ .L. names of Iav Go1,d Pu-se,i sage.
r,.rs. p ysnd !. Lo.gbcr Welsh tor those of G.
L f.,rr...- William NJ. Blair. H. a. Y. Post and A.
NJ RAILING. ia fun of speculative significance and
interest. taken in connection with the recent al
vance .l 'ae prices Of Kansas Pacific. 81. LOUIS
Kansas It- and Northern, and W Hh1>h stocks, ,1e
event may and probably does, f1rrshatow story oil
. ., ,... f-,,u +Is AtI4utrc I'd t,p Pacific that w.
.. .r... 1 r..- w.,
lA'-iet .-c i--''' A.-''..'. 'L'- -.
Wabash 81. Louis. Kansas City and Northern, and
.. -. .t...- ,,,, ,i.;,..i,,,. ,,,,,r+
bli i' i7 L'' Sa, ''e'i "-''H'' '..'
OF THESE uarUuFTes ls an onslaught Oh IAe
,-aI1e. .. ..e Vanderbilt properties between New
C. ann. .1..,-... and on tbo.. of the connecting
C... ~ ..f.-.,.;.., .e +i,
iti..'.'' . '' N''''-'' wa
stocks OF tNp railroads named, OF potl 5tlcihf~.
L, ,-,- .~.-f +E4 succuI4riva 5truf1rauce of the
. q. ~. t.,..,,., ,,.i..l, d. ID. -,,,,o,,,
lh'' '"iA '..r h'.'. ''' '' '-i''i'' WIN, ' ''
befe4 .l. tr4Ilt Is not HAeiY io pD oFeiied nom
T.-,- r1-.-.e without the Offering of eXtrao~lI-
, ..-.,.-. ,,Hi.l i. r,iril 4T., likely 20 lead
. .,, H. .. t ... ..,,.,.. .,..r.
- " "'..''' ''~' '--' N' '
a.r c.ru.
.ll.- stock market to-day opened strong through
,,. ,I f.. f- .ri .- ,y.ra NOT sustained and the
. -.r... 90. I.,......,, ., s.+,,r-
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
NINTNTU.
va Low AIlldling


1o 1opu 'iIllsi ,4 ,,,rv r0as NfG,iinr .lIa,a
Futrrs 3od3j pouls lower ana aeuye at te 9e5aPe AL All
m r7 June NJ g5 g3 July. ~ l. l2O5 l2OS August
IL IS I22f l223 l22O. 1919, l2ls, All: september
II Ia. "a II gI 30 October. N 80; November.
H. IG07 December Oa5, l084 1921 ottL i92go g,,r. 4
ssc0pd CaiI-AprI 1I4S May. ll.57 June, IL - July
IL mi. 1873 1l>g; August 1902 lob ~ ul, l-u5 -e,
fenbcr 76 october % November 10 - lon' tet,
tlU bales TuIu Oal-Mlv 1852. June, ll-tn H..
Juv II ~ n 20, August l2O2 1909 - i.mg,r -
II T5- October I2l November 1879. lO~h; DrcenD,i
1850 lu-l total G-00 bales Also today Apri H. -; q;
M III 40. Nav II5l Ilsu: June HOO llyf: iuY il7'
TI1ii. p. August IL9gqI2.8. sepemuer lGlUHI-i oc-
tober Il.isHIi as November los 'al LOB Dr,rm9ei'
lATj4Il: total I224oO bales gTand Total lfZoVO OIes
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
ouowng were to-day's quotations for CONS

ON She London Stock Exchange British couSol-
advanced 90 Q9 bid. In United States bonds new
81, fell o. 1875 but new 4- were Uuoyant al 1852,
and new 4l2 per cents at 1922. lu AmerlcaI r1I.-
way securities. Eue common rl7e ro 2~L preferred
To- 81 anu Jersey Central 10 4tl2, Reading rising
90 -: Illinois Central closed at -7os. Rentes IN
Paris opened at lI+.o7I2, and advanced to 10
francs.
The following Is the comparative quarterly -tatc-
weut of tue National banks OF the City OF new
York on the 4tl day of April, 1879:
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
1--WE srocr uAnKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

puyPN0 Anrfl 2l.-CATrlH lH-kerelptS ionNF % ~ -
t1nl ur the lar. ila head o tle saAr ia 'Ha
c-t ts3g head; receipts cJnsLncd through 900 cars
mari - "a caab-hed the rcsIg-s Of sale STOCK axe 4ts
Iil-rs!. but i.a pscts are talr. 80,
satFl ASD lN4Bo-kycsipts to-day. 4uo heaal tot', t
90, e. y..k thus far 500 head fOr tae same tnr st
49, l. so heaa. consigned through. ciE. Market
active prices unchanged quality good SAGE Di
- -uf4h - tholcr - ~
a- Exr 100 to 80 ID average 80 I-2Gs5 10 no ohpPed
stock or LAMBS lu tho market. 49,. 800. q, Of, -, o..
i.- Rr.sUts today aU3 head 'or th1 week taus ar
fG No. mead. Tor the - dime last weeA. 4--ho uehd
- hfourh so cars IIr dcmsuf for local trade East
,r, 6eners holding oh sairs OF York weights ho"d 70
Snir, =, = TOaF8 - ehlenV az ~ lbe-5 80. common
Tigut o Fstr - 4UdJ3 90 Medium and Hc~VY ,rOud 10
bre IS I5qsJ % kXtra "a loads renhin IN tho yails
sold. - -, r...--,, ,,,.r,.. Hoo
Ditss,f. y 900 head ahipmrnts. $500 head market
st.dF tnocs II eavY, g. 5OTs3 % Light s5 90 Mixed
ssdst 40. market closed steady. With AL SOLD -
c.rry Rre.iut, sDU head shipments 100 heal mar
set uncnanaed. shipping ~ 40 80 Bntohera COWS
- IA al. -teera o. 4Unss 10, Buds, - 4OGs5 TO-
ragr-lrcripIA -UO head -hipmtniS o2O heAd marker
Anil a. - 5Ua 81 10 including stn A. , -
-r TEIIs Apu. gl.-gATULE-N -NOmnaly uDcnanged very
it!s uniEa rerrpts loo bead shipmrnia oyu bSa''
HoJs- Isrser, bat slow housh hcaVJ - W@so l0 i"A
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
NEwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY April. %, 1879

ers ard Baores ~ 25at3 10 Good Heavy shpring 80 10
$50 81 receipts 4 u head .hpment- lOnO head 900
Qnet and nchan ged very little doing receipts SOO
head shipments. $50 head
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
PsJ. Egrth R,ger. Tess,rs ant FlI-oltS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AuHTS-Cluict. unchanged
Rio Ia light demand and unchanged ordinary
10 rriue csrgOes I4Hl4ac. Tho steamer Hermann
arrived yesJerl3v I-O bags Flo aud 3,Gbs Daca santos
n Brazil 4.ss bags no new sales Mid fairly
and steady, Quet aud unchanged MarscabO. Ia
lG &c Laguafra l1Ol6lec. lava 23d24-lcI sales, f7On
BAG, HaracAiDo part Etnn" and 500 bags DomnzO.
pr quoted IOV@l4 nc also 600 bags L.guavra
terms
CUI-IOn stse lower closing dun
2G6 baies j32 saturday evening" including
rs sliuning $50 -psCuAI delivered contract, 300
bass Receipts al the ports lOOIA bales, against 5UsI
GAy A.st week, J,OOO Lat year.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
Diulneno NOuccs.

NOTICE.-TuE NEw-YORK ELEVATED RAIL-
y ROAD CORPAsr TEEAsU- -Eg- OFFICE BROADWAY,
NR'gl ogK Au-l la7t1he Directors ~ MS company
have hts day declared q DIVIDEND OF Five ljl PER
IN upon the capa of ths company FROM ne nes
earnings up March 3l, 1870 PAYABLE AZ the Oic Of no
Nay TIE share
holders n record 2lst " ADr ustsnt The trans
al De closed sy o'clock ~ Aprl Il .nstaht
M j A COWIEG. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
ftnaHclal.

DUNLEITH and DUBUQUE BRIDGE cow
~ PANY HONDS- Sumbsrs 80 0l, IN. lf3 inl, kl2
- Z7G m 35g JG3 8Tf fet 80, ~ ~. fl' Esve
ohceu Now O.k ~ the ILLINOIS Cr1rf -. fl~i 1""p'iy
Interest on above bombs win cease Nay j. - -.
WILLIAM r. OSBORN, WILLIAM TRACY. WILLIAM
B "A ALLISON. Trustees.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22

REEVE Receipts yesterday and TO-DAY, 10 carloads a.
Jersey CITY 80 ears 90 G0tn ST. making 52o head on
sale AGAINST ~ Nondky The arrivals tho pasl
Eeek wr!- last week. and ~ % head
more than corresponding last rear h- ar'r ~
refyers nf We stock augug us T. G. Eastman.
90 heal. y. HonlA L7y7 head = "" A.sr'I
J. 36g head l. Wai1r. lua0 Anads Movers
Rsgensein. 500 head 7. Jossgh, - head H. j
Lindsay. 3s- head Kahn 4 Co. i3l heAh n IA Gitrit
Fu. gly head loads ~ " r1tcfu
Dressed Iieef received and -d 70 ~f-Ec per n
From wednesday Friday inclusive mo Arifils were
moderate before tho c0s~ on Fiihv Tres hnd D-eh "a
yancea nearly 10. To-day WITH sfriv lbofsi supply
f sock the market Jersey city proved hsnhTons ,ln
for shippers Trade slow IN btar!Ag and dI.Srd HoIe
or ess through morning closing GU scie sArf
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
6orses. Carriages, narness. Nc.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL De KECElNED AT 1AE p
TOWN OFFICES So ..ss BrnadSay, cor thtty uTst st.
No sos West twenty tlirtst- corner ilzh.h.ayes
No ~ Union 700 fuiru
ave- cor. FORTY .evenn.sl. AZ tne HARLEM OFFICE Va
q, s-I IrIave. onehuniroI anu tventy iourth AZ
IIailcn savings Bank Budnsl up 10 ui, AZ rosalr
Olnce
nPEN PONY PHAET0N, in perfect order,
" upholstered leather. but by Drfarert for sae ~
the lev gland stables. l,o4g B< gadway 45ths
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
TCVDoy April 21 23O Dm-C0nsuls 0~isis 'or both
and bonds fOur and halt ceutS 100
Jos g New lives lo4.s Enc RAIN shares
=. preferred. 5U Illinois Central c1 NewJersrY
C-utrs. 40 Eg4d.ug Railroad. s.
ICsnoN Apul 2If %. m.-1ousOls. 90is ror both
and fue account. bonds and half cents IO9d
Ten ior-es -UJ2 Er6 Railway shares. = Ncv icrsey
Contra console. 80 He4 Railroad. is. Paris aavlCea
quur I'VE per cen. r-uits for account
LONDON, ur 4l.--l.vcrI quotes tJi'r5l.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
| AXE SUPERIOR PERI Dr., RAILWAY
IRON
g. Tra... ...nH arr .HFHHU. "

- LINANTfC RAILROAD Brst mort gage bonds
Boston aud New York Ar Line r. r. prri~ reh stock
Danvi De-, Urhala, Bloomington fHd PDslH BONDS
New Jersey Midland faiIrOai first moft21ee h0hla
wanted b. " n. K. UTL&i, NO 81 iDe-,i Ne" ork
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
OFurB 0P SECRETARY AyD rRRUrgEh
LAKE SUPERIOR SNIP .A.AL, RAlLW ,I tND lElN CO.,

LOWELL. Mass. a prl 2. 1919.
NOTICE-The stock book Of THIS Company
y vi De- oscd tbe purposes OF he annual seeuoht
ON the 18th dav OF Apr1l ~ remained closed uuil
18th fay ay 1879 aud daring aI fme D" ransfers
OF N. this Company vi.I be- m1fc or
stock issued by 8 01crs PR order OF ne
d recfnr= j. AY.f secretary
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
LlHdntlal.

ANY Good Life Company's Policies available
= security Consult David PARKS Facl.,r $40 BiJai"a ay
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22

ATLANTIC K PACIFIC rFLFsRArH CosuASY,l
FZrCruyE D.EiCT- n EF. y ls. Apr4 % lt.I. )
TTHE ANNUAL MEETING of .hp sJ0clllOid-
4 ers of the ATLANTIC G PACIFIC IELiG RAfH CDh-
PA NY win be- held MEDNE-D l4. 1lrI 3d. 80 . At
D. m at 40 Il- Broatway NowYara tor the purpose u
cleo ting trustees for ilu ensuing Flir
The Transfer bonts o la company W c.He no D. o. On
THURSDAY, Aur 10, and reopen gu r morning 7 ihul q
MaE &. 1879 a h. iIA-. Dbl. d. ~rtfrl.ly
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-18
MINOR DISPATCHES.

WHEELING, W. Va, Sept. IT,
D. O. Woods, while mixing paint,
spilled some on a stone, and it set
FIRE to the house, and Woods was
severely and his wife fatally burned.
DELvIN, WIS, Sept. 1.-THE
Deaf and Dumb Asylum was to
tally destroyed by FIRE last night
The pupils, numbering 149, escaped
with their baggage. Loss, $780,
600; no insurance.
FALL RIVER, MASS, Sept. IL
A meeting of employers, looking to
a settlement of the trouble with
the spinners, has been held aud the
m alter taken under consideration to
be reported on a few days hence.
CLEVELAND, ONO, Sept. IT,
President Hayes left here for
Youngstown this morning to attend
the reunion Of the 23d Ohio Regi,
ment, his old regiment.
NEW YORK, Sept. I'D. F.
Timans' paint factory on 10Th
street, burned to-day. Loss, $780,
900.
z LONDON, Sept. 17.-Rev. Charles
Barring, Bishop of Durham, is
dead.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-18
KANSAS.

LAWRENCE, KS, Sept. 16.-Yes"
terday was the grandest day in the
history of Kansas. The quarter
centennial celebration of the settle
ment of the State was a magnificent
success. Business was fairly sus-
pended. The citizens turned out
en- masse. Gen. Pope and other
military officers were present. Let
ters were read from Amos Law.
renee, Of Boston; Ex-senator Trun'
bull, of Illinois; Secretary Evarts,
Secretary Sherman, Senator Ingalls,,
Rev. James Freeman Clark, John
G. Whittier, Martin F. Conway
and others. Rev. Edward Everett
Hale. John W. Forney and Others
addressed the assemblage.,