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advertisements for THE WEEKLY SUN, iS-
n'ed tomorrow morning. must Dc handel IA his
evening before sir o'clock.
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exclamation: 81 believe in my soul we are
going to see the greatest work in New
York we have ever seen in this world" He
again broke forth in the same strain at
the opening of his last Sunday morning
sermon, saying; eff it could ever be said
that the field was ripe for the harvest,
think II could now be said of New York
city. never saw the work open anywhere
ms it has here. | have never seen so much
after the first week to give encourage
ment.' All his utterances during his
short stay here have been in the same
strain, and he has told all inquirers that
New York would surely surrender to the
revival.
II Brother MOODY had the habit Of in
dulging in this sort of thing. or il he be-
longed to that class of minds which give
way TO exaggerated hopes. or If he were
unfamiliar with the drawbacks and dis
couragements of revivalism, there would
DC little heed given to his predictions. But
nc is a hard-hcaded, cool-minded man, free
from ilightincss. aud with great experience
in rcvivalism. Year after year lie has carried
on revivals in many cities, in some of which
he has met with success. and in others with
failure. When such veteran operator
uses the language we have quoted, il may
be assumed that he has grounds for il and
knows what he is about.
Great crowds of sinners flock to the Hip
podrome daily, but equally great crowds
attended his services III Brooklyn and
Philadelphia. Large numbers of anxious
sinners show themselves in the meetings,
or pass into the inquiry rooms to learu the
way of salvation; but the numbers are no
larger than they have been in other places.
a great many churches aud clcrgymon are
engaged Ia backing up the revival; but
the same thing took place elsewhere Yet,
though the revival in other places had the
same features that il has here, IT did not
bring about any manifest transformation
in the community.
We shall nevertheless continue TO watch
for the fulhlmeut oil Brother MOODY 5 pre-
dictions about New YORK. If he be sue
cossful To the extent of his own words, in
the only way in which success is worth de-
string, his visit to New York will form
an interesting epoch in the history of the
city.
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. Fun for the boys In Pat Rooney's story OF
"JeiTY ibe GaIk ready next Thursday IN the B0gs ~
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There are numerous complaints i'm regard
to the slow progress made by many OF the COM
mittees who have undertaken the Investigation
OF frauds upon the Government, and In some
instances there appears TO be an unaccountablc
indispositlon to search for bottom facts. While
the friends Of GRANT held possession Of both
Houses 81 Congress, nobody expected anything
but WITHDRAWING reports where the supporters
Of the Administration were found to be impli-
plicated in corrupt transactions; but the pres
eut House II Representatives was elected by a
people alarmed at the extent " the corruption
In public affairs, and determined to effect re-
form. so that there can be no excuse for any
Democratic Congressman who fails to do his
duty in this regard. Take the Navy Depart
ment, for instance. The abuses which prevail
In its administration are notorious and Score
tary SECoR robson Is viewed with such con-
tempt 10y the best officers in the service that
there ought TO he no difficulty in getting album
dant evidence Of facts which the public have a
right 10 know aud II l. the duty of Congress to
End out. Mr.. wHuTHoRNE- Chairman Of the
Committee on Naval An IRIS, started out with an
ayowed determination to pursue a remorseless
inquiry into the management Of our democrats ed
navy. but so far as any known effect is con-
cerned, his zeal has hardly borne the fruits that
were expected. Mr. WILLS Of this city, how
ever, Is a Woodworking and intelligent member
Of the same committee. and we are sure that he
WIN leave nothing undone to bring to light the
dark secrets Of the department. Members Of
Congress are talking about ad iournng on the 18th
Of April bat unless during the intervening time
they show better results for their labors than
present appearances would Indicate, they will
sadly disanpont the expectations Of those who
elected them, IL they adjourn then. All invest-
tions should be pursued purely for the bene-
m Of the country and all noteworthy facts dis
covered should be made public. without regard
to the personal Interests or ambition Of poli-
ticians Of either party.
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The BoB 0f The World, ready next THURSDAY,
contains Pat Rooneys great story Jerry the Gaw1"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-15

The statement of our circulation which
we printed Yesterday must have interested every
body who watches the deyeiopment Of Journal
ism. The circulation u THE SuN last week W
over ono million copies. This included only the
actual sales OF the papcr. and was the largest
average and aggregate number Of copies which
We have ever sold In any one week. The gain IN
our circulation l. over 10000 copies daily within
year. Every month shows a handsome gain.
We trust that our contemporaries are also IN
creesing ia circulation. and urse them 10 follow
our plan Of publshlngthe exact number Of copies
they sell. We have no secrets Of the printing
room to keep, and are always ready 10 tell our
circulation on any gwen day. We are sure tina.
1t would oe TO the advantage as well "a the in-
tercst Of the public If all the New York journals
did the same thing. The smaller fry Of papers are
80 given TO lying about their Calculations that
advertisers especially are SO often deceived that
they get disgusted. All our great daily newspa-
pers should follow the example OF The sun, and
1T everybody who wishes to use their columns
for advertising purposes know xactly hOw many
copies they circulate daily But to us. the
knowledge that we speak to a congregation SO
vast is the great pro0t. Such circulation as TnE
srS has affords Inspiration and exhilaration to
every one who contributes t. Its columns.
, 1876-07-27
YACHTING,


a Fu1 AA~4
John A. Farrw IL happy Ut lust. Ills yacht,
tue Annie Louise Cary, won race yesterday,
md very cscdttablc victory It was, too. Mr.
Farrow has run In raecs With the Cary quite
often. but somehow or other this ia her FIRST We
tory. 1Icr previous tll-lurk was ascr!bct by Mr.
Farrow to the happening Vi accidents at tho
must inopportunc moments. Al one time she
tore sail wil!cl, lcssened tlerspeed. At another
titno sr. Farrow's partner, Mr. William, Iilggic,
1iatt to jump overheard to savc the life Of u
Doard Of Trade man, which causcl her to lose
considerable ttmc. Then there was not enough
wind for yacht OF hcr size, aud 80 Gu At every
other time she tried to VIII the raec. In BpEtu
eoi these several failures Mr.. Farrow did not
hls yacht could outsail my. yacht In
the lIus>ur except tue FIulIc. The more liz
1ut'ed thu more ho bcel,nc convinced TINT pig
yacht was iast Ballcr, and finally he succeeded
There were but two yachts engaged iu ycstcr-
SG Ga?y aad caap.: join Il: IL Warner's Iss sea
Gull. The Annle Louise Cary H. onc of tue
spread Of ca1vas, but, as statrl above, has
often been beaten by sniater-sized crafts. The
Sca Gull cafae here recently from slanisowoc.
She y about the sizc Of the Zephyr and co,lsd-
however, was of the opinion that hc could cut
sai1 my yacht In the hnsiur, and, consequently,
be challenged the owners Of various yachts,
nune of wllotn were willing to aee1pt., After he
had importuntd Capt. Farrow, vi the Cary, a
long while, the 'latter gentleman. finally
cotlscntcd and q ruEe WIS ugrecu upun for $50 Il
| side. Tho course wn8 from tho foot VI Van
| Burcn street around the grlb back to tile place
| OF starting. The money Was put up with Com
inotloEe I. II. Bradiey, Whu also aetci us Judge.
| The day WINS al t!lat could b1 desired, and tue
! wind blew very brisk from the aouthcast. Tho
contestants started Vi live minutes to ! o'eluvk
p. IN. The CAry was manned By II crew Ut six,
| including Capt. John H. Furrow, John Crawford,
and Jutiu Hca. The Sea Gull was manned By
| crew OF five, Including Capt. John II. Warner.
Most Of tho yachts of thu Chicago Club aceutl-
panied the raclng yarhts. At iifst the Sea Gull
| wls ahead, but she WAS suon uyertukc,l by The
Cary, which wills handled unusually well, und
| had all her canvas sprcatl FROM this
| on the Cary maintained tile lell. She
reunited tho crib ut a:!l, haylng CONSUMED
| ~ minutes since starting fru!u Van Buren,
street. The Sea Gull rounded the crib . nlin-
utcs later Returning, both kept uLt tleiF Speed,
alld the Cary would undoubtedly have gotten
still further away from tho Sea Gull had 1t not
hcen for her usual ACCIDENT When ucartng the
! new breakwatcr she Lost her top1nast rigging,
| Which lesscncd her spcrd somewhat. 2hc kept
the lead, however, and arrived At the hoE,e-pate
at 6:1J. The Sea Gull casnc home nj 5:sc, leaving
thu Cary the winnrr by0 minutes. Inc rncr
| WIS very Interesting une,-tn taet, one of the
finest ever had in this llarbor. Capt. Farruw is
now Convinced fnusu thau ever that Ills yacht ean
| bent any other one, except the Ftollc1 ind he Is
! willing 10 put up tho $50 tv won to make good
his Insertion.
, 1876-07-27
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, JULY IL 1876

lnvfng tlarc the rl,ootins IS scspcttcd to l'e
nont Dtlcr III III TIC r,sauly leader of Tho gang
hImself. Within The past few months isrueky,
las sutrrsrd .f7cralay ly thc wntslfu1ness Of
tln lIo,lac Of Correction, but always escaped
ttlt,Alrncnt for fnurc tl,nn few t!aya at time,
through sumo pn1it!tai fnyorits'n::, These pr
secus!on* l'nve. forccl hin to rclnautth the
ticr.I, nml ias INDUCED hin to take up
with mere yulhs whom he could use vt Ills
will In cirecttng small turgtariee, such a.
tl,oso pcrpctratca lnHt lrsvit's to the sl'tottng
afray. Several circumstances rtlnt towards
this notorious rascal M tllo per,etrafor Of the
rtwartliy and tlnstar,!ly assault tho clcf Une OF
which is TINT 1sEteky and ilrcc men answering
the description given by GIL we're fccn loitnT-
Ing about Ut 2 n'ciock Tuesday afternoon at tho
ccr Henry O'Ncil of The Madison Street Sta
tiot,, by whom they were attcrwnrIR accn trAycl.
Inc Il, q nortl,crly direction. "RrMky" gained
lIs reputation nlsa't thrtc or fur years ns".
.jaroI,s in tI,c Sorti DivisIon. IIc VIA several
lines arrested FIR thc deed, hut always csealtsl
through 1ncls OF eyItIcnec. though The police
believed, anil do believe t? THIS Iay that hG was
the guilty man. sho'lld K!csiig's murderer
PROVE to he this Inv creature, hanging 10 far too
,ooll q death for him.
T. m.-Kocntg se reprtr.! as hcine still atiye,
but is thought to ho rapidly sinking. The
ptiTEtClAhR say lG tlf1nbL rosalHij FeEofEls
4 tlspatrl, frnni KoundslHan 'atte1,, WHO Is II,
pursuit ut the criminals, WIN rrte!rcs1 at nhnut
II u'tl0ck. l! bore tnte 0f l0;i0 p. III, at "c1t
Union Junction, and t9 miles directly west Of
Racine. As anticipated, the refugees escaped
i,u,n Mouitou Groyc, aid pursuing d nossfler1y
direction. hcyeetIctl In Guiding ycry hot psir-
suIt. l'attcn further states TINT two men c1r-
responding TO the description tlrc2srcly were put
on freight trim few ,.llcs hclow .ts stattoi,
hut TINT he expects their arr1yal on TIC next
| train outward bound.
, 1876-07-27
TALMADGE & co.

4 Gigantic and syste.nntlo Operation unlor
tho Prexnnt Bankrupt Law.
Special Dfspdfch 70 tbs Tribune.
New Yo,sE, July 2A-Thc creditors Of tho
firm OF Talmadge i: Co., No. 6S Cort1anlt
street, in this city. arc .hak!ng keen search for
goods alleged to have been purchased With
fraudulent intent. A quantity of property was
recovered In Norrlsto'sn, nna mucl, lnrgcr
quantity Inns been captured in Jersey City. One
Monday morning Wll!iam Maxwell, young
man representing himself as agent for T. d.
Fiuglcr, Of Norsibtown,wcnt to james 0'Brlcn's
Office, III Warren atrcet, Jcrsuy City, anl rented
storagc.room-a large blacksmith Shop, nor ,l!l-
occupied, III Warren street. MAXWELL told h!.n
he wanted to storu goods until Sep
telnber, when they would bu shipped
to NorrIstown, where tl!c uwncr lived. Shortly
loAlc{ With cascs, whcl. cu1ttats,ed bil Of c!tr1n
aud rosemary, uttar Of roses, fancy soups. mud
othcr valuable articles, I'LL in orgtunI packages
imported. Maxwell ,lcxtwent to Vacant build
its u. Washington atrt ct, Jersey City, formerly
purposes. Anolaler stock u gnotls si1'tl4r to
Tie lirst WIS placed IN It. Detectives employed
by tho creditors of. Taln1adgo y Co., aided by
hlsssrs. {lillscr sn,!, ef ..t !tn!son stffst, IT.
boken, twu crsl!tors, traced trucks to
thesc two stures. The MD Ut thu Bf,crlll WIS
called IN. Gndcr-Shrrln cruner served writ
of attacll,nent on O'l}rtcn, and took possession
Of tic goods. O'Arteu refused ia u1low the re-
nsoyal III the goods and drew \ revolver, but
was arrested. All llle goods werc III cx-
cellent condition, and ttu oiltrcrs III
ttatge estimate tho groBs value
Of tic seizure ut $4,000. A!r. Tllyrr, one VI
the Jcrscy City victims Of Tulntadl;e Il Cn.,
says that their swtnllng. operations llase been
on the most gigantic acac. When they began
1.nI Iust'sss td.y sought te estseIsh n 81 so h,
they, bought. They continued THIS pIan
until w!th!n about '9onth, aud ha.i at uNe
tl,rt{ days ago tlley sent their agents all over
sstyailc article. on credit: Tney purchased
tG,ooo wortl. Of wagons, large quantities ii
tansy articles, a'ld jewc'ry, sacl. q
goods; were never unpackcdl but sent nj re-
cetvcu to different parts Ut New Jersey fot
storage: Mr.. lfilycr estimates tho yalle I'll
goods thus obtained by :r4lmadge IL Co. withtt
Tho last mouth ut fl75,0 Tllry hays ar
ranged their businesk 81 well that they c:.l
hardly be touched. anl they defy any oie Il
say thRt they are swtndlers, all threaten tlut,
aefAsatrs With all sorts Of damages.
, 1876-07-27

CINCINNATI, o., July ao.-At an carly hour
this morning several hundred unemployed work.
n'en assembled on tlle esplanaac, IN Fountain
Square, In pursuance Of call In yesterdays
papers. Alter listening to speeches from
Samuel Cary, and others, upon tho dcplofablo
condition Of the worklngmen. ETC., they pro-
seeded In procession to tile city buildings, to
de'nAnd Of the Mayor "bread or blood" as an-
in1ounee!i i1 BY one leader; but upon tho arrival at
upon tho Mayor with that demand. After au
Aonr's waiting and discussion, the crowd dis
pessed. Ti,c Mayor hal been apprtsed Of thetF
coming, and had placed strong guard of police
around the buildings.
, 1876-07-27
Preliminary Orders Looking
to the Mobilization Of
Their Armies.
The Turks Uneasy Over tho Prospect
Of War with Russia.
A Conflict Apprcheldcl netwcen
the Turks md Ronmanians.
Kick on the Point OF Surrender
ing to the Servians.
Over One Hundred Communists Par-
doned by Maonlahon.

TIE EAST.
i rorMANtAs AkMr or onsEnsAT1oS'
rtx1s, July, 2g.-Thc Estattiif's bucharest
special says z, 900 Roumnnians a1c coneensFateu
on tho Danub!an fronttcrs Iho 1u1hs NV
guarding the opposite bank. Shots were "a
changed Tuesday before 0strow. II Is fepos.ca
that tho Turkish patrol e.sercu Noo;aanaa.i
territory on Monday a'"t pi'laeeu so''1o n'useS
A conflict Is npprchendcd.
4 BATTLE IMMINENT. ..
p.oraA. ru1y -sc!ayos!c atlvlccs announce
that the Turks arc preparing to attack Monte
noor,na hrforo Polroritza In order to open tlc
roailto Nlcscs through, Montenegro'
T,1E AUSTRIAN A1LMY.
LoNpos, July ~ =: m:7Ihe ,ia 3nn@ ,sn'inn1 nns
a,,thurlt(cs throughout Austria have bcen III
strnctcI to prepare for mobilization Of tic artny
"s A'o MORE r1oilTiNa IN rnosrEcT..
Tic Stautlarsi.s telegram from Osn,an Past!a's
catup, tlated Wednesday, enys the scrv,ans, wlth
ak rannons, crossed tho Tfnlok near brejpoYa.
Au engagement is expected tomorrow:
rounnn. Jufy 27-B 4. u,.-Tlc Daily iNtps'
Racusa spct,nl says private letter from hlcstar
ANNOUNCES Tint tic Monte,cgrina were retiring
to their own frontier after nttacK!ng NeVes'hse'
Wanna spccai nnI says: Sv:f: "rhcro is a r,'mor
hero tllnt lbs majority ii tho suftas and Ulenns
lave resolved to urge Murad Pacha to resign.
hll,ral md the Ministers have agreed that MS
resignation slla1f t1ke place nt the cloee ~ tl'e
Eerylan war. Tho Sultun's brother Is mentioned
as successor. .
Tie Ntms' Belgrade dispatcal aays. dis
g,Iiscd Turk has been arrested Mt Gladoya. lie
lad several packages on Ills person, and II is
supposed hc intended to potion tic wells III
Scryla.
Tho Iiraes' Constanttllopie correspondent
says considerable cxritcsneut exists In CFetc'
Gfecco, and RoumanIa. Tho Turks are con.
v!nrcd that thc war will not be localized, and
expect losttlfttcs with Russia. !,
The Times Ragusa dispateh says tho where
alouts Of tho l'rince Of Montenegro arc TN.
known either at Mustar OF here. 1t Is believed
TINT tho battle few t!nys sIncc at Bnnzana,
where 5000 Montcncgrins attacked Turkish
post and Mcre rcptlsrl With heavy loss, was
fought to cover tho withdrawal oil the main
Montenegrln army.
Tho Turkish commander at Kick las asked
for tllres dcys' ar1n'stlee, which las been
granted. }fo offered to surrender 4 70 were
graaa"ttca gaat tho hog1s of "ar but tho offer"a re-
Tho TGkss' Ragusn md Vienna correspond
cuts conclude that tho Montrneyrins arc With
drawing from Mostar In order to eo-opcTatc With
The 4eryfal,s.
The Toiwraph's Berlin special says prcpara-
sioMs are making to mobllize tho whoto army.
tail the Turkish Ambassador here lIas cont.
Icntially stated tint the Porte declares some of
thu most Important Of laounania's tlcuantls arc
inalmtsslto. 1Iu refuses to discues the ceas!o,l
Of the mouth Of tho Danube, 1a tlnt qucs tIon
equally cunccrns other powers.
, 1876-07-27

What retarded by tic rains, hut now
t timoty 1e az, e sioser, e. WIS ,ot veil .avcl cioTe
harvest; but w',at Ina been cut since 4 good, und
there I. plenty of Il. Potatoes will tios be u
drug on the market, M they were last year,
and tho prtce Will necessarily ava1,se: .,aino Inc
about over. 4 few snMll luts arc brought IN
and tnkcn at 2.y730 cents. During tho ecntoil.
4J,0o0 pounds have been purchased y tnG I
buyers here. 4 few farmers arc Eoluln8 all
tleir wool for higher prices.
, 1876-07-27

DuruQuE, Ia, Iuiy :;U.-'rho et,tef tonic Of
interest Aers to4iay ii the Astounding Of J. ".
Parker, who formerly kept tho Trcln!ont House,
WIS heavily IN debit aull clnlsayorel to slide out
oil thu sly. Ills creditors gut wtnl Of thu mat-
ter al.a attached everything tl,uy could, but hs
still leave. hundreds ol dollars unpulA, and,
with thu character OF Il regular dcad-beat. hc
will fetch up LII Chiengu
, 1876-07-27
CROPS,

=. 8psetal Correspondence ef Th< Trtbuns.
Nilss, Mich, July 2a.-IlaEycstlug IL nyer,
sna iasmcss have commenced to thFesh. Wheat
~ ta1s locality Is good. and this years. crop ls
sooat IN average ylold. But listio damage was
a' uohs TO the whcat-crop BY the heavy and CON
~ u sxellcnt condition, aud psonl[ae
~ sooadaat Yield Corn wa some-
, 1876-07-27
FIRES.
IN PHILADELPHIA.

IN PHILADELPHIA.
rntIADELru1A, pa., July M'-h arc ofoko
out between and O'Clock this morning II tho
packtnR.roo1n Of James Nolan's sloddy mill, at
tho corner Of Germantown avenue a'''l ~.
Joints street, and before It could be checked
tho whole building was in tln.nca. Not many
ucoplc were in the building at the tine, an! and
tiosc who were III o1awcr part had no Hslll-
ct,]ty u cscapl,g but before t!losc in tic upper
nnrt Of tho building knew their danger tho
wtIt,]c lower story was III b!nzc. Several wo1l'-
m were upstairs, and started down, but were
met by tlto flames III tic second story. Several
of thin succeeded In getting through Wln'nw
at tile rrnr Of tic second Btury to thu root ot
siIctl, nntt escaping. Three, however, nanlcil
Ellen IIcbcr, Ani1n Patterson, and Maria locgcl'
er, wcro driven Incl; from the wsntlo'Y by tlle
ffro alll Obliged to retreat u+stairS again, AA
efforts to rrsc,le them were In v!, and they re,
tircnJfu1ly burned. At list, Ellen 11cbcr and
AMI, Patterson jumped from third story vim
tlow, a,ti we're instantly killed BY striking, the
paycn,ent. II is probable TINT had they survived
Tho fail tllcfr burns would !.hsc Killed thenl
Marin, however, VII. fortunate enough TO pet
hold Of rope, by which ahn SLID dawn 70 inc
ground. She ts frlghtfnly burned, the skin l'av-
inE conc on her body alniost entirely. sfic was
removed to a hospital, but !lcr recovery Is very
doubtful. ParttcA who knew tic position o1 tin
three women piled bales of Eo0tls 1lpnn. the
payemcnt under the windows fur them 70 Jump
on, but other parties, not knowing tic Object IN
placing the bales there, removed them, ma tne
womcti fell upon tho bare pavement. =,
The mill was entirely dGstrUyedi With Btocs
and machinery. The loss Is E'cavy.
, 1876-07-27
FRANCE:

PANS, July 29.-prcsident Macafahon mas
granted lei additional patluns 10 Communists.
A pnorostTlTIoN TO cANoN1zE COLUMBUS,
IAnIs, July 2J.-Canlfnal Doanct, Archbishop
uf Bordeaux, whose Sec includes portion Of tic
West indies, tlns written to tho Pope urging tho
Ea,luuicisin Of Christopher Columbus.
rOWDEH EXPLOSION.
The !standarra Puris special says that tho
Government powder-'nugaxlnc Rt Toulouse has
bluwn up. There was great loss Vt life.
, 1876-07-27
TELEGRAPH SOuABBLE,

, 1shtSapos, m s x. yny tfp9Ia pp ;naas
Union Telegraph Company against The 4.:.lsuttc
Il taclt!c Telegraph Company, restraining ti,c
lutter from erecting poles pl, tho right oi way
oi the Chicago, llainiitul. s. Indianapolis Rail
read, between 1ndtauaiul!s and tAe Ohtu stata
line,
, 1876-07-27

Tho alasm from Iox Gel at GAO o'clock Inst
evening was false.
Conductor Ed Dross, Of the Northwestern
dcpot, made hero Of himself yesterday by TX
tinguishing fire TINT liad gained considerable
healway Id tho rouf Ut tho old Northwestern
depot.
, 1876-07-27
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YoaK, July aI.-Arriycl, steamers State
Of nevada ata Greece FROM LiyerpoUl; Callfor-
MA, from Glasgow.
QussNsTowa, July M-Steau,slllp City Vt
Limerick, from Plllalelphia, laa arrived.
, 1876-07-27

Cisc1HNAri, July B.-An Enquirer special
says thu Town Of Evcrton, 10 miles from Libcr-
ty, Ind, WINS almost totally destroyed by fire Ut
a late hour last night. Lpss anil insurance not
reported. CAUSE bpltcscd tn have been neen-
the country In pursuit of t!iu culprit.
, 1876-07-27

Gpecot Dispafch 10 3as Tribune.
DETROIT, Mtsn., July 21-The A1usuals Of
jackson and the Etnas Of this city played tho
second Of series OF gumes tor the Stute cham-
p1onshlp to-day, when the 4Etnas wcru surcess-
iul, the score bGlng . to I.
, 1876-07-27


CINc1NSATt, July 20.-Thc Co'nn.erctafs Van
Vert, o., special says Il tire to-day destroyed
four buildings nnd damaged two others. Loss,
$9,uo0 Fully Insured. Tho principal losers
arc c. ". Goss, furniture; Stephen Grove, gro
tcrca; and George Musurc, buoss nnd shoes.
f1n,1sr tnGCn.i{nrY.