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IMPOSING TIE BERETTA.
ARCHBIsHO GIBBONS ADMITTED TO THE cOLLHG
CARDINALS.

ARCHBISHOP GIBBONS ADMITTED TO THE COLLEGE
OF CARDINALS.
BALTIMORE. Md, June 3O.-Just twenty-five
years ago to-day James Gibbons WAS ordained priest
IN the chapel OF ST. Marys Seminary In this city. by
Archbishop Kenrck and this. his silver jubilee he
received from hands OF the venerable Archbishop OF
ST. Louis insignia OF his high dignity. The ceremony
TOOK place In the Cathedral in which apostolic dele
gate he recently directed the deliberations Of the
Penary Council During the Archbishop RS Of
Phi delpha, made address life OF the
Cardinal and the Church ts relations to government
The Rev. Father Brandt secretary to Monsgnor Strsn
bishop Kenrck the Iegate appointed by
the Pope the orders from Rome laying
upon hiin the duty Of comforting tho beretta
Falhor Brandt read tho letter to the Archbishop OF Bal
tore anDouucinx ,he determination OF the Holy See
adj the College OF Cardiaas Then came the
formal address OF MoDsignor hrauerO and the repiy
Of Archbishop Gibbons after which MonslgnOr
been guarded Dy the Noble Guard Count Muccio. ana
y the high altar ~ the size OF Archbishop
kenrick. Cardinal Gibbons then approached
The altar and kDeiL The bereii. was
mont OF the tabernacle and gave thangs. after
winch to Tie sacristy aud assumed tho nssih-
MIS- high office Returning 10 the sanctuary he
thanks ~nd the Interesting ceremony closed
oi the OF hish order and perfect
stiffness prevailed durius tue entire ceremonies.
AT OF the ceremonies al tue Cathedral,
the aud prelAtes dinod In the great nall OF 81.
Msrys seminary
tnouy OF posing the bercta upon Cardinal Gibbons
President Cleveland sent by the Rev. Dr. Cnapellc pas
tor OF st Matlhe US Church, III Washington personal
lester congrAtuiatipg the Cardinal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01

illinois, one OF thass two Efficient Democratic
machine pot who chairman aud secretary OF
the Democratic Slate Executive Committee Of Ilpois.
furnished the country an example OF the Democratic
Ideal of dvOrcahE 0lice holding and politics. President
Cleveland might wcil make Denis Keafney h score
targ Of the Treasury snd thereafter ceef In puo,
lie credit honest money expact TO he further counted
Civil Service reOrmer with Mr.. Higgins AS his ap-
pontment CLERK
The spsech OF MT morrill, against the proposen cnass
read bv Mr. MandcrsOn Tho Senate then proceeded
TO the consideration OF the Legislative Approximation
bull In the of the discussion Mr. Beck criticised
the House for its delay passing the APPROPRIATION
bills. The sundry Civil Approximation bin was not yet
seat to the senate tn. Legislative bill was IN It's pres
ent condition the last day Of tho fiscal year The
Naval bill had not yet been considered The Deficiency
record.
After disposnR OF iorty-six pages OF the Legislative
hill. the Senate mad brief executive session. ana NJ
D. took u recess TIL 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01

udes operations OF west rIOrc Dcr. u
1855.
LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
This company publishes report for six months. tho
month June being, of course, estimated b. deduct
ing from figures OF todays statements those re-
ported to the State Commissioners for the quarter
March 81 arrive at the result OF the operations
company for the last three months In the COM
PARSONS given below the figures for 1884 and 1888 Is
taken from the coDpanys reports made to the state
Commissioners. In the repor.s ado to tue Commits
soners certain portion OF the taxes is
gwen with the operating expenses ana
another certain portion is given with the
first charges. This will account for the
comparatively larger operating expenses and smaller
first charges the statements below FOR the quarter and
for the SIX montna While the cOmpanys statement in
surplus hrst charges OF S5lOO59 FOR the
last months, against deficit Of S759J9 for the cor
sponding mouths or 1885, makes favorable show
Ing of the business TOR the last three quart
gives result disappointing as II Is remarkaDe
Without In either quarter charging the requirements or
the SINKING fund CS625OO quarter the SURPRISES
FIRST for The last three quarters we're as
follows Quarter endet December 81 1880. S6Il ,2lo
quarter ended March 81. 1856 $685. I97 quarter ended
June 80 1856. S2l2l92 This is progression backward
wonderful rate and IL seems to show that either the
local traffic OF the company has suffered large dminu
the for that traffic have not been what we
snppUsed they were. SubJUined are the comparative
statements for three months ana six months:
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NetrarnNgs 1of seven
months 81. 1896 47 s2,Sl9.923 si047. 5S6
To-dny's stock speculation dun and void OF feat
ure. There was some activity IN the carly dealing In
Pacific Mail. and aler opening off = per cent ut 53s 1t
declined u the unal defeat OF the subsidy appro
praiion. Tue stock later rail- od aud closed the as
last eyen,a" III 81 g. The coal stocks ia cd weak and
lowest figures. aud coal IA selling for
deliveries at the lowest prices that yet have been
named. Among the CHANGERS Northwestern was tho
huctuating stock and moved between lis ami III L..
closing without hnai change nj 1879 ST. Paul huctu.
ated Only u per and closed Than last
ing 9l1s Central ana Hudson showed some strength
ON the announcement OF tie dividend. although
ius statement was given 10 tue public
only short time before the close OF business; tho
stock closed at 1854 which u gain Of q per cent.
Lake Snore moved within the radius oi % cent and
closed gain or i 1T 81. Louisville and Nashville
inclined be Union Pacinc after selling up
3 er ceut. cioscd loss OF s. and Western Union.
sfer declining 70 10 63i2 recovered To 64sd6il The
Chicago most OF winch reached tue Sueet through
special dispatches to brokers' Offices was ma lie up
principally Of expressions OF opnion that the Western
railroad amounted to little and what there Of IL
probably would he settled within % fe days The lato
VS. regarding ths Lake shore strike that would
probably extend along tho ns but this also
through interested parties aud had no effect
upon the MARKET Tho market closed dull and feature
Government bonds quiet and with bids for
the - oil % per cent Annexed are tho quotations:
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LIVE STOCK Markets ny TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO June SO-71 orossrs yowrNsa reoorts Oanls--
Receipts. 7op0 nead snpmens 800 nsrKet s,ow
and steady shipping steers. al VO9s5 SDi STOCK era
ard teeneTA ~ dst 80; COVE Bulls Mixed sl rs
s4 W buK 81 oVesS %; through Texas steers sy
-
Hoos-Rerocts 25000 shippontA 1000 MARKET strong,
Rough anu Mixea 81 70 - %. Paoxuns sn,oo,nx
- .oss. 90 Lisht w-iShis - ESQ 40. ekipA 10
d33
sAssD-keoepts. 1000 neaa snioments. none. Market
quiet AMI strong Natives 80 2JaSJ "a "a a
So 20: Lambs per head. 81 go as3 So
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FATALLY HUNT BY A FALLING

FATALLY HUkT BY A FAiLlhG MAcI
BPcCKIo>, June 3O-As the yacht Sspoieon. return
ing FROM MArblebead regatta. approached the whar
At last night several OF party OF eght
TEN pied lower the iDainsail aud onc OF them by
ioosed the heel rope OF the topnast he heavy
mast fell and kDocked overheard IA. r. Msrtis tho
iuulor pzrusr Of tho nrm OF ID h. lAucoin Co Mr..
Nartis vas from the water carried home IN
AN uuc 70 nsciuus condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
COMMISSIONER BLACKS CHARGES.

WASHINGTON, June 80 Especial. The course
pursued by Pension Commissioner Black before the
Senate Committee Expenditures. which Ia trying to
ascertain what grounds he had for making Wholesale
charges of psrtissnship against cx-Commissoner
Dudley In the Administration Of the Pension
Bureau. is raising serious doubts as to Gen.
eral Blacks sanity. At the meeting OF the
committee this morning he read the in the case
of Charles Duppeli. OF Company G. l39th NewYork
Volunteers This Is OF the upon which Gen
Black rests his charges. II chosen along with n
few others among some hundred thousand acted upon
by Colonel Dudley. The papers showed that Enppe
wounded in the left leg Cold Hsrbor In 1854 In
this wound. Subsequently he failed to draw his pen
sion for a number OF years. for which he gave salts
factory aftcrward. But In 1882 he applied to
be- restored TO the pension roll 1t took some time to
get the case through the Pension ONCE. Duppel got
somewhat impatient letter after letter 10 the
COMMITS In two of when ne referred 10 the
fact that he Republican aud Blaine ana Logan
man to tie backbone" After the claim had been IN
course of adjudication 'or about two years IL was
granted. THAI all T. oneral Back could produce
missioner to explain whether he thought That
the pension had been Improperly granted
whether II too high. whether undue hasle nhn
been shown IN s treatment hy the Bureau. or wnrther
political considerations entered In Its hnal a)un-
cation To all inquiries General Black returned the
prefer 10 let record speak for ITSELF: have no
opinion express" The committee getting tired OF
this kind OF work, and most OF all the Democratic mein
beers.
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sPIRITn OF ruRpKNrfNH

CHARLEsrok June 80. -Turossnne quiet II zoe
bAvAsSAH Juno 50. -turDeDune sJoaay n ~ Ia
WILMINGTON June so furponune nrm ct ava
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pressmakims.
Auriicn Sales.

NJ ORTGAGE SALE. +. IravSet us,oo 49, ~
NA toneer sells this day. IL axtnN, sss'vs ~
East HousteA-sk 0uxssAheiner Uh'e"S"'
mortgageo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
WEDNESDAY. June 30-P. N.

WEDNESDAY. June so. N.
To-day there was perfect avalanche OF trunk ine
semi-annual. quarterly aGd monthly statements and
they show remarkable II .vnoes In their comparisons
with preceding perods
Nyw-yoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER.
The New-York Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company publishes a statement for the quarter ending
today. OF partly estimated IL compares the
figures OF the Central and West Shore railroads com
bined the Central and Hudson alone for the CORE
spondng quarter OF 1885. In statements we give
the corresponding qusrters for 1884 we'll.
There Is Increase for the quarter
in gross earnings OF 100000 over
the quarter Of 1885 81 900 the quarter OF
1854; the net shows increase OF Sl.l9i.Oo0 over
1855 and of 100000 over 1884 After deductiDg first
charges surplus shows gain OF $4,000 over 1883
and Of S259OOO over 1884 Tho estimated surplus OF
this quartz after the payment OF cent dividend is
S977l7 For the three last quarters the earnings APP
plicable to dividends have been follows: Quarter
ended December 81. 1885. S1.2743o2; quarter ended
March 81 1856. $6jo.Si0; quarter ending to-day.
1896. OO0 snbjoined the comparative stateme nts
and for the nine months Of the com
pany's fiscal year:
Three Months Comparison.
S":s. snsr sss49 ss$S
Operating tAptnses 4@"S~'' "'oi''o'" 7'7''''"
ss s,c;s sI Isi5d sfS slsSSS
niv,re p na,l f al 1As 500 bi4Tlil c5 4.2S3
Deficit for QuaTter.-.- Sl.OJ4,i)S s%O',Sfo
Surplus for QUARTER. ------..-... SV''A'
u per cent; b - per cent; cl per cent.
sIncudes Opcr tons OF West shore .'alroad
Nine Months Comparison.
No, % r,,o On Is32,s4 lse4,sj 1885
Gross earnings - s2G9-5 80 $780, S2l 72j,OOO
r,,r,t ,'' ev nens.s lLl5295O ll,sl9luj I3iS),UUO
Net e.rmnrs S7s5ssiO 50 556 SOL ss2i5.00D
Firsi c,arr.s 4. $4,000 447O.O0O D,3i9.OOO
-. - -, a., "a 30 900
surplus..-....... S3.667.si0 S20s6 S5l S2956.NnO
Dividends pad.---.- d".3b tdS e%o'zo4J 'z'oo-'otV
Deficit ......... Sl.697.558 $5J5,O>5 -.-....-..-.
Surplus s-i"A"A
d per per cent. ~ per cent
operations Of West shore Railroad from Dec o.
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RETIREMENT OF THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY

WASHINGTON, June 3O.-Assistant Secretary
smith his connection with the Treasury Depart
ment This afternoon and will leave Washington for New
York tomorrow A banquet was given IN his honor al
Chanberlaiu's this evening which was attended by
Acting Secretary Falrchd. heads OF Bureaus and
other leading officials OF the Treasury.
The President sent to the Senate to-day tho nomina-
tiou Hugh Smith Thompson. OF South Carolina 10 pe
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury. vice William T.
kmtl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
CLOSING pRfoss or rafbiDELpHrA srooRx
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, June 80. 1886

CLOSING PRICES or BOsf0y STOCKS.
Boston, JuLe 30. 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01
Ocean Cleaners.

COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN.
~ TIOUE FRENCH LINE TO HAVRR
Companvs Pier new No az North River loot o. Mortonst
LA CHAMPAGNE rraub ...saturlaT Jdly 10 80 o. u
LA NORMA DIE. de Kersabiec Sat. July II 1910
~. LAURENT nartign,c sat. July 81. .. m
The next ssll1r OF Ia Normande. .Hr "a
Da2tDo ut Siy1t anDIltBt) Bns on tho Ba11uS
Iransatsntique OF 7 .rfs -, ,~,..s
BRANCH OFFICE. Lao BROADWAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01

NEW YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN.
This company makes better comparison with pre-
ceding years OF the others Its statement
only covers OF mouth OF May and for that
II actual For month IL sh
gain in net earnings OF S3l2.362 May, 1885. and
a gain OF $4,000 over Nay. 1884 For the eight
OF the mptnys fiscal It's gain IN net
iugs Is xl227 662 1855 aud OF Sl,0i3,O00 over
1854. suDoinod the statements:
Month ~ Nay. 1884. 1885. 1856.
Gross earnings 6l5.364 sl4si.6l3 $780,, s77
Operating expenses---..- l.3ZV19l ll6f3l0 lS25.2l7
Net earninxA........... i294,573 S3l4293 s626.660
oct TO May 81. lS53'Si lssi-o5. lsS,'s6.
Gross earning 81 7.J39 81. 1896 $50
Operating expenses SELLER g.jk7. s73 l0zo OlS
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N emphls & q IS
l.OOO.... ...lOJ q
Mo Pacific con
20. 600. Ill
Mil Il 1T p LIST
c q + Wn So
l.OnO .....-.ll0i2
5000. Ill
n Y Lake 7; * W
funded IS cou
LOO. .......bl =
1000.
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I
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND CANADA oUTHERN.
The six months statement OF these companies makes
sho wing favorable compared with the six
months Of 1854 AM gives surplus OF Sl9l.OO0. from
which So $50 deducted and remains with the MiohI
gan Central Company, because OF reduction In shat
company's interest charge leaving the amount to be
dvld-d bet companies at Sl4292O; OF this
S95,2sO tn the Michigan Ceutral anu @lT,olO
Canada Southern The following Is the c0mpari-
10 for three
January to June 80. 1884. 1885 1856.
liross earungs -. IS SOB, 500 81 $4,000 S5.a36.0O0
OpeIaung expenses 4.2lo500 3oso.00 1892 900
Net earnings ,3s7 900 u Os7OUO 81 4s4. 900
Interest lentas etc ,2SO,0OO l.32O0OO l,29U,OOO
monins -. 100000 .......... sl9i 900
for the six
months. - ........ s533O00 .-.........
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL
FRS FOR pUktN>T)WN AND LIN-.RP
BRITANNic. Capt. Perry rhrrsi'
ADRIArIC. CAPT. Psrss i..-.--..-. Thurs ia'
GLRMA CaD'. Kennedy ......rf1r'l ~
CELTIC Can't Gieaiell ......-....-1 lursdal
Prom the White star Dock. foot d y
RAT E~-~alcoH. $50. s., AMI 81 -. Ret
vOrable terms. Steerage from or To the DIG 1
termed ate a lriatic lnt Ceiti: Oniy). 80
For ms pecfion .. plans AMI other tntor nati
company's Offices. No. 81 Broa iway. New J
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHANGE-JuSx so
THE GENERAL LIST

ACTUAL SALKa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-01

Hamburg American IS. Line for Hamburg.
4 i Ham mona July 1890 m Micand Jnly "a a M
july 10, a. IN Hte. July "a
Sin $50 ana SIS Storage slx Roup1 tup
'KWSWtKJr' & co q. B RICHARD 4 CO,
Gen Agts.1 81 Broalst. NY Gen Pas AstS 6l way N
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE 20 LONDON
NEW.YORk sou CHAMPION AND iEMES.
FAST EXPRESS sYEAMERS.
ALLER. sat- July 3. IN. FU Ida sat. July u, a m
ELBE sat. July To- p. m rRhVEWet MY Y "a N
Ems We'd July IA 80 MAIN. July "a noon.
marked thus sat- for Premen direct
First Cabin 800. 8 IS. ST. I'd Cabin $50
AT lowest rates
- ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-10-23
REV. MIR. WHITES STATEMENT.

Rev. A. White is pastor of the Meth.
ouist Episcopal Church at La Sale, He is
a republican in politics, and as such has
heretofore taken such interest in political
matters as comported with his sense of pro
priety in one filling the holy calling of
the ministry. When Lawrence Morrissey
was nominated by the republicans for
sheriff, question was raised by members of
that party as to whether he was proper
person to Lold the position. To assure
doubling republicans that he was, word was
sent out from La Sale that the Rev. White
had written letter strongly commendatory
and Mandatory of Mr. Morrissey, and the
republican press, together with portion
of the Independent press, copied the state
ment.
It now appears from Mr.. Whites own
statement that at the time Mr.. Merrissey
was nominated and for the week thereaf
ter he was not in La Sale, but was absent
in attendance upon the annual conference
of his church and further that he did not
then nor has he since written any letter in
anywise endorsing Mr.. Morrissey's candi
dacy. On the contrary, he has written LET
tiers and stated publicly that he cannot and
will not endorse Mr. Morrissey's candidacy,
and that further he will not support Mr..
Morrissey but will oppose his election.
We are authorized to make this statement,
as Mr.. White objects to having himself
placed in false position, even to assist the
party that has heretofore claimed his pOlit
ical allegiance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-10-23

less true that the want of capabilities
on the part of Mr.. Morrlssey may be
charged to his lack of opportunities when
Young man, and his failure to avail him
self of opportunities afforded him since
reaching more mature years. but be this as
It may, the fact remains that he Is not quail
flied by business training, association with
business men and knowledge of the way
business Is transacted, to make an effective
and efficient sheriff.
The FREE TRADER will not make per
sonal fight on Mr.. Morrissey, but 1t does in
sist that the voters of this county, irrespec-
tive of party owe 1t to themselves to make
a ailigent inquiry as to his abilities, feeling
assured that If they do so honestly and in
telligenuy he will receive very few
votes on election day. The very men who
nominated him in the republican conven-
ton knew at the time, that they were doing
1t as an experiment in the hope of gaining
republican votes in strong democratic cities.
The cardinal test OF office holdlng-titness
never entered into their deliberations. If
it had, Lawrence Morrissey would not have
been nominated over Arthur Mcintyre, Ru-
fus C. Stevens and Charles III. Belrose.
/, may be well enough for political con
ventions moved by party policy to try such
experiments; but it will not do for the peo-
pie TO adopt similar course at the polls.
When the people are as experimental as
the politicians it will be found that some
very strange men secure official recogni
tiop
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-10-23
AS TO BEING YOUNG.

The republican papers of the county full
into error when they assume that the oppo
sition 10 the election of Frank p. Snyder
to the position of county Judge is based
upon the fact that he is young man The
"crime OF being q young man" is not a
discreditable one, nor is il one that should
be urged against candidate for official
place, provided that he is suitable In every
other respect for the office sought. 1t must
be distinctly understood that the FREE
TRADER does not oppose Mr.. Snyder for
this reason, and the answer that Mr.. Sny-
der is now as old as Judge Gilbert was
when he was elected to the Office of county
Judge is not at all pertinent to the issue in,
volved.
Granted that Mr.. Snyder is as old as
Judge,Gilbert was four years since, what is
thereby proved Nothing-absolutely moth
ing. The question for the voter to deter
mine Is not as to their respective ages but
as to their respective abilities to discharge
the duties of the Office of county judge Of
La sale county. The question is not a diff
ficu!t one to answer, for he who stops a
moment to think will readily see that man
who is at the outset profound lawyer and
deeply learned in the proceedings Of courts
and who La addition thereto is possessed of
tour years experience upon the bench Is
better fitted for the office of judge than is
one who though his equal in years, is not
possessed Of equal legal attainments and is
utterly withcu; judicial experience.
The Office OF Judge Is one that but few
men can fill creitably. 1t requires very
careful mental poise and clear discernment
A man may be u very good lawyer and at
the same time very poor judge, and Ujce
rerSa. but no lawyer can be a good Judge
who is not thoroughly grounded in the law
who is not familiar with legal principles
and preCedents- who Is not quick 70 per.
ceive point and ready in deciding it,
Judge Gilbert has I'll these qualifications
in degree far beyond Mr. Snyder. He is
a mere thorough lawyer, and from the very
force of circumstances will make better
judge. His practice at the bar has been
more extended and more varied than Mr.
Snyder's, and the cases Investigated by him
Of far greater importance. He has not his
superior as a lawyer in La Sale county or
in IN orthern Illinois. and 70 change him
for one who has never sat on the bench
and whose practice at the bar has been very
limited woald be, TO say the least, very un
wise.
Judge Gi,bert's ability--integrity of
character and honesty in the discharge of
his duties as judge, have not and caunot be
questioned; and the question which every
good citizen should put to himsel. is;
"Why should / vote to displsce him for
one who is not his equal as a lawyer aud
who would enter the Office utterly unfamil
lar with Its duties"