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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPFIcR or THE CHfKY SIGNAL OrYIcRR, J
WAsHfSoroS, Sept. IL A. N. J

ProJdbilitisa
For Thursday in the South Atlantic States southeast
winds. stationary temperature and PRESSURE cloudy
and possibly rainy weather
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley rising barometer
southwest to northwest Winds cooler, partly cloudy
weather.
For tho Middle States southeast to southwest Winds
stationary temperature falling. followed by rising
barometer, cloudy and possibly rainy weather.
For New England, rising followed by falling barom-
eter stationary higher temperature, northeast to
southeast wnds, cloudy and rainy weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys,
rising barometer, northeriy Winds cooler, clearing
w<ther.
Yor the upper ako region, southerIy winds, shifting
to uortherly, rising barometer cooler. cloudy weather.
For the lowor lake region falling barometer, south
east TO southwest winds, stationary temperature,
cloudy aud rainy weather.
The Missouri, Ohio and Upper Mississippi rivers will
rise slightly
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The sale Of tickets begins to day.

The sale OF uckcts beg ms 10 DAY.
Mss Augusta L. Dargon begins an engagement at tho
Brooklyn Theatre on September IS. Aiterward she
will travel with large company, OF the principal mem
bors Of which for several years supported Mrs Lander
The 6rst prosccnum boz a tho California Theatre
was put up at auction for the nrst night OF Edwin
Booths engagement and was bought for sloo The
usual price is SIS.
Mr.. Rowe and "Drass' have been very successful in
Philadelphia and the orchestra has been driven Of
their seats nightly 10 accommodate tho crowds.
The Park Theatre Is being prepared for the fall
season, which will begin In about two weeks Tho
now poos ''Clouds'' Is another American drama,
Of tho kind which has long been popular this house
The encouragement given to American dramat!sts
s eominendable and II Is TO DO hoped tina. these
"clouds will havo silver Innings and that II vii be
long before they clear away. Tho company will IN
eluis Miss Rose WOOD and nearly all OF tho leading
s>Assh>~s ~ iAsA ~uh tha addition II NJ RanA
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r1r1a OF THE PAMPHLET.

LONDON, Sept Q, 1876.
The title of Mr. Gladstoncs pamphlet is Bulgarian
Horrors and Questions of the East" He says
SIT 10 urgent in addition to the termination OF tho
war FIRST, to put end to the anarohcal misrulo
plundering and numbering which still desolats Bulga-
lta; second, to make effectual provision against
'im recurrence by excluding the Ottoman govern
ment from administrative control not only in Bosnia
and Herzegovina but, above ALL In Bulgaria; third TO
redeem by these the honor Of the British
NAME which In the deplorable events OF the year has
been more generally compromised than have known
it In any former period"
A PLEA FOR BULGARIAN FREgpon
Mr. Gladstone says that he still the ter.
.sitoral integrity Of Turkey upheld, although that
sAosire should not be treated paramount to still
higher objects Of policy. AS an old servant Of tho
crown and State he entreats his countrymen to
qure aud insist that the government which has
Ebeen working in direction shall work in the other,
and shall apply all its vigor with the other
States Of Europe In obtaining the extinction of Turk
ish executive power In Bulgaria
M Gladstone ends with appeal for an organ.
deed collection and distribution OF relief 10 the Bull
garaus.
PUBLIC MEETING PLYMOUTH.
At meeting held at Plymouth last night 10 protest
rganst the Bulgarian atrocities, speaker said CON-
munication had been sent Lord Derby expressing
regret ut tho absence OF any official declaration that
apparent apathy Of Mr. Elliot the British Ambassador
ut Constantinople, was undergoing Investigation and
uf should be substantiated, would be appropriately
dealt with 10 which Lord Derby replied as follows:-
"Your friends may be assured that efforts will be
spared by Her Maesys government to ascertain the
exact truth regards the In Bulgaria. and
t will be ready In with other Powers to take
such action upon them the justice OF the case may
require.
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ENGLAND"

LONDON, Sept. g. 1875
GAZING IN OF TUNNEL-sEvERAL MEN IN
JURED.
now tunnel for the underground railway IN Pro-
construction nBshops gate street eavcd in this
afternoon. Four or five injured workmen have al
ready been exhumed and taken to hospital. Four
workmen remain buried, and it is feared they cannot
be rescued alive.
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THE PRIZE RING MURDER.
TIE rnIsosxss THAxsrERRxD TO xsw sxasEY.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 9, 1875
wccden, At whose hands Philip Roster, alias
Walker, met his death in the prize ring, was to-day
taken down to Salem county, New Jersey along
with "spring DicK," John Clark, Sam Coliyer and
'Fiddler" Merry, the other principals In the brutal
ARRAY.
All Of the prisoners seemed very much eres,faen at
such speedy transfer OF themselves and their fates to
Jersey law and justice.
The captains Of the tug boats up hsbeas cor.
pus day before Judge Eicock for their discharge
Their cases went over until Saturday.
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CUBA.

INSURGENTS SAID TO BE SOLICITING PARDON
BUMoRKD DIsrScILSATIoN TO rIaHr Oh THE
PART OF TIE REDHLs.
HAVANA, sept Q, 1875
In the Jurisdiction Of sanoti Esprtu insurgents are
soliciting pardon from she Spanish authorities in order
TO escape service in the rebel ranks sanguil,
recently eame from the jurisdiction OF Puerto
Principe 10 collect the scattered Insurgents into
body for fighting purposes. Many refused 10 obey
his ordera several local leaders were seized ty SAN
suii and foribly conducted into the Puerto Principe
Jurisdiction The insurgents recently assassinated
seven peaceful countrymcn, az they collecting
cattle, four leagues from sanct Eepritu. The outrage
has caused great indignation.
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INDIAN SUPPLIES.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 6, 1915
The bids for Indian supplies opened to-day at
the Lndell Hotel by Indian Commissioner Smith, the
President of the Board OF Indian Commissioners,
General C. B. Fisk, and others. They were numerous
and mostly from the West Awards will probably not
be made for several days II Is said that tho lowest
bids are some twenty per cent lower than they wsro
lort
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THE STATE ASSESSORS.
A HIGH VALUATION OF pnopZnrx

ALBANY, Sept 0, 1870
The Stale Assessors Will hold their regular yearly
meeting hero tomorrow to fix the aggregate OF
tion aud eQuazc the assessments in the several coun
ties for next year. They have made a thorough
canvass of the State and have made their
assessments high that the aggregate Is
believed to exceed that OF last year by nearly
500 000, 600 In instances it is under stood they
have assessed property at rates which the have
been able TO obtain at private SALE and
Instances noted OF absolute ruin Threatening ae
count of the wild assessment.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE.
SARATOGA Sept. 9. 1870.

SARATOGA Sept o, 1879
In tho meeting Of the Social Science Association
hero to-day, the annual report was made BY Mr. r. B.
Sanborn, and papers read as foliows-On Federal De-
mocracy in tho United States, by W. w. Mcfarland OF
New York on silver Money, by George walker and
Horace White; on Legal Educstion, by l. l. Delafled,
D. y. Eaton and George A. Nstile on Municipal Debts,
by Daniel l. Harris; on Elective judiciary. by ID. y.
Eaton; on Prevention Of Crime, by George T. AngeL
Tbe attendance OF welknown phlanthropists and
students OF the social problem Of the day is quite
4 I1A
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such . step the part Of Russia, and consequently
Count Ziohy, tho Austrian Ambassador, now
occupies the exceptional position Of powor
which Mr. Elliott the British Ambassador, re-
Gently held. Meanwhile the Turks who are by
means discouraged, have great faith in their own
military power. The demand for an armistce pre-
sented py the foreign ambassadors Monday has not
yet been answered, as the decision must taken In
council and must receive the sultans sanction"
AN ARMIsTIcK REFUSED
The Pall Nall Gazette has a special from Berlin
which says:-''Turkey, through hor ambassadors at
the European courts, has decidedly refused TO grant
the armis.ce demanded on Monday, but expresses
willingness to treat for peace"
REPORTED FALL OF ALExINATz.
LONDON, Sept Go P. NJ.
A despatch from Semlin TO the Reuter- Telegram
Company, announces that the Turks have occupied
Alexnatz
xRFECT OF THE REFUSAL OF AN ARMIsrIcE--A
RUsso-ruRKIsH wAn DEEMED INEVITABLE.
LONDON, Sep, !, 1915
The Standards special correspondent at Berlin says
since the decnation Of Turkey to grant an armstice
the outbreak Of Russian and Turkish war Is deemed
Ia we'll informed circles unavoidable.
The Standdrd's correspondent at Nissa makes the
OF all classes joining the Turkish army They
represented as showing much feeling against the
servaus because the latter have brought mischief on
them.
BOSNIA ALMOST IN THE HANDS OF THE INsUR-
GENrs-RUssIA LIKRLY TO SUPPORT sERvIA.
LONDON Sept I, 1870
The Times special from Belgrade reports tho
Turkish forces In Bosnia now confined
m ham nrda Ia lima of
Drna and the extreme south. The greater part
Of the province 10 tree from them The number Of
insurgents in in tho South worry large and
Increasing The dnculty of their communicating with
the Of the world has alone caused their efforts to
be undcrcstmated.
RUSSIA LIKELY TO SUPPORT sIRviA.
despatch from Constantinople to tho Daily Tele-
graph statos that tho British government has made
strong representations TO Turkey through her Ambas
sador Sir H. g. Elliott that If the continues the
Turks must be prepared 10 see Russia openly giving
sunnort to Seryia
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A HOSTILE SIOUX SHOT.
CHEYENNE, W. T., Sept. 8,

CHEYENNE, W. T., Sept. g. 1876.
Henry Homens who arrived at Sidney, Neb., yes
terday, reports that Sioux Jim and family camo
into that Red Cloud Agency secretly the 2eth
ult The commanding officer instituted q
search for them through tho Agency Indians.
They were found by American Horse a chief OF one of
the bands at the agency but Jim refused to surrender
his arms whcreupcn American Horse shot and killed
him, taking bis family prisoners
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Commodore Vanderbilt seemed much better yes
tcrday The only visitor be received outside his family
Mr. Worcester, Secretary of the Hudson River
Railroad Company. Mr. William b. Vanderbilt and
his family have returned to the city from Saratoga
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TUNNEL ACCIDENT IN LONDON.
Mr.. GLADSTONE'S PAMPHLET.

MR.. GLADSTONE'S PAMPHLET.
oIADsroNE's FORTHCOMING pAMpHLHr--v1aoR-
Gus DxNuNc1ATIoN OF TURKISH RULn IN
THE CHRISTIAN MISREPRESENTATION OF
oTToIAN ADMINISTRATION ADVOCATED
From the Evening Telegram of yesterday
LONDON, Sept. s, 1876.
Mr. Gladstone's pamphlet in relation to the Bull
earian horrors and the Eastern question In general
will appear tomorrow, and is most anxiously
awaited by all parties.
1t is to be the most rigorous political brochure
ever penned by this distinguished statesman. That
1T will most surely produce intense excitement is q
iforegone conclusion. That 1t will increase and
foment the agitation felt at present is scarcely dis
putabie.
TURKISH RULE DENOUNCED.
In this pamphlet Mr.. Gladstone insists that Turkey
be henceforth excluded from administration in Bos-
MIA, Herzegovina and Bulgaria, since the cruelties
there perpetrated prove her unit to govern Chris
tians.
The English government, in Mr.. Gladstone's opin-
ion, must entirely change its policy.
AMERICAN SERVICES RECOGNIZED.
The pamphlet includes an expression Of gratitude
to Mr.. Schuyler, the American Consul General at
Tor their revelation Of Bulgarian horrors, a whole
and as very important stimulus to the interests Of
the hour
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LArrB-THx GOVERNOR OF KENTUCKY AP7En
VHl FANCY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept g. 1915
Tho rumor that the Goss-Alien prize eight
was arranged to come or In Kentucky hav-
ing been corroborated through reliable channels.
Governor McCreary has taken steps to thwus
It, Sparta, where the fight was TO take place,
is on the very edge of Gaasn county, and tho soloc
ton was no doubt prompted by the TACT that by
ing small stream In the adjacent county it al
once be reached The Governors instructions are to
thwart any such move tho authorities Of both eouD-
tos being noi6ed be seen from the following 10
Judge Dorman, Owen county
alton deemed reliable has been received By mo
stating that the GoesAllen light will occur Sparta,
have telezrapbed the shsriHs OF Owen and
Oaatn counties be thcre and arrest all volaors Of
NECESSARY. JAMES Il. McCREAEY.
Governor
TO CAPTAIN Frank Wood, OF the Covngton Light Guard
ordering him to be ready AZ a moments notice to
sist In preventing tho hight
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The Fifth Avenue Theatre will bo closed Monday
for alterations and Tuesday ncxt will be reopcnod
with the comedy Of Money" in which Mr. Charles
y. Coghlan will mako his Hrt appea; sncc in America
Tha foIlouinr will be tho CAST
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET.

Rio JASEIRo Sept Q, 1879
Coffee-Market animated; prices firm. Freights, per
SAIL 10 the Channel, 30s
Exchange ON London, 2i}l
Average daily receipts Of coffee for the past week.
1000 bngs; weeks shipments to the Channel and
North Of Europe, Il 900, and to the United States.
80 600; weeks sales tor tho Channel and North OF
Europe So 0OO for the United States, 1900 and for
Mediterranean ports g. 600; stock in port, so, 000
SANTOS, Sept 0, 1875.
Coffee active and firm; superior Santos 200 $500
rois per 10 kilos.
Average daily receipts for tho past week, 800 bagsi
weeks shipments TO Europe, l3,0oo weeks sales tos
Europe, $4,000
Stock in port 10000
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THE PRIZE RING.

SPORTING RoyaHs CRowDINa TO THE Goss AND
ALLEN MILLINERY LITTLE BETTINa-THE
AFFAIR DOUBTFUL.
CINCINNATI Sept 9, 1874
An immense crowd Of sporting mon arrived in this
city last evening and to-day to attend tho coming mill
between Allen and Goss. which has been definitely
settled TO take place tomorrow at about eleven
O'Clock The spot chosen Is IN Kentucky, not
moro than fifty miIos from hero. Allen lett for the
ground at noon to-day AMI Goss will follow this after
noon Two or thrcc excursion trains ready and
will ioave Little Miami depot after midnight II 10
understood that Ryan, OF 81 Louis, will act rcfersa
Tom Kelly and Arthur Chambers Aliens seconds.
ana Jem Maco and Joe Coburn for 0oss
Tickets are being sold for the excursion ct 81 .
piece and many gentlemen Of high positions are pur-
chasing under tho belief that the high tariff will keep
away the rough element that 10 always an annoyance
10 such places There is very little betting on the rc-
suit as the affair is believed TO bo Of such doubtful
issue that all parties refrain from speculation. The
feeling 10 may the best man win.
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A NEW YORKER DROWNED.

ELxIaA, N. Y. Sept 8. 1870
r. H. cartor, Of New York vm drowned while
aahinR to.dAys
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THE HAYDEN SHOOTING.

DsRBr LINE, W, Sept O. 1870
NrA Hayden. shot by hsr husband few days since.
diAd ta-nixhA
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THE wxArHyR YEsrxRDAy.

The following record VIII show the changes In the
temperature for the pas, twentyiour hours In com.
parson with the corresponding date OF last year. as in
dcated by the thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy,
IL Kuildnp -
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PROGRESS OF THE NEW AMERICAN LOAN
LONDON, Sept Z, 1870
The Financier to-day says:-"On inquiry We learn
the result Of the subscriptions here for the
United States loan regarded fairly satisfactory"
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ITALY PROVIDING FOR WAR.

ROM, Sept 6, 1876.
Ia Liberia says the italian Minister OF War, foresec.
ing frosh complications In the East intends to recall
officers and men on furlough.
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SCHOOL suIIs large stock st greatly reduced prices.
BROKAW BROTHERS.
4th av opposite Cooper Ipsiituts.
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A-REMARABLE SUCCESS. THE SILK ELASTIC
Truss, sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY 6SS
BrO wa
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ChRmpnGne PInts, uVZeH
Five discount allowed Tor cash op all purchases OF
ten barrels aud over.
n. B.-This Alo guarantee superior 10 any other
bottling of BASIS ale ship ped to this market
JOHN OSBORN, SON CO,
Beaver n.
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To Oitixons and nsers-KSOXS FALL HAT ready al
212 broadway and under the Filth Avenue Hotel
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CARD.-rO THE RUPTURED.

A-ARE YOU CONSUMPTIvE, WEAK AND FEE
be and exhausted with little eort Then you nsod
pa an Y Tonic.
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GABLE n NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE TURco-sERvIAN WAR.
Rumored Capture Of Alexinatz by
the Turks.
A BATTLE IN MONTENEGRO.
The Porte Refuses to Grant
an Armistice.
A WAR WITH RUSSIA PROBABLE.
'GladStones Fierce Pamphlet en- the
Bulgarian Atrocities.
Gladstone's Fierce Pamphlet en- the
Bulgarian Atrocities.

Another Massacre Of Egyptians
in Abyssinia.
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PLEASANT, WHOLESOME, SPEEDY. THEsH
ndlecves that apply HALgs HONEY HoREH0UkD AND
TAR. PIKgs ToormAcuE DRoFs one minute.
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roUR MEN KILLED.

FOUR MEN KILLED.
LONDON Sept Z 1915
Four mon in all were killed by the tunnel disaster
yesterday
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Average temperatuTo ycstcrday day...,.......,,,,, GO
Average temperature for corresponding date last
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GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS.
tho sold ywhere ISAAC A. SINGER. sole man
ufac RrnadWay.
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KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE.-s
The very bes for So the slightest obligation to tske
or keep any Of KEEPS Snnrs unless perfectly satisfactory
57I Bro AZ ana 921 Arch ST., Philadelphia.
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THE WEATHER STILL UNsETrLED.
LONDON, Sept. 8, 1875.
The weather continues unsettled. Heavy rainfals
occurred during Monday and last night.
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TIM griffin BRAND,
BASS 4 CO.'S PALE ALK.


FAMILIES FROX THE COUNTRY WIsHIN6
Doors and SHOES pstrcniss MILLER CO., No. Union
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SEVERAL BUSINESS FAILURES REPoRTED
LONDON. Sept 6, 1875
several trade failures in the provinces are announced
Today with liabilities aggregatng about 81, 0oO oo0
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CARD.-rO THE RUPTURED
Do not bs deceived Dr. S. n. MARSH. inventor Of the
celebrated CURE Truss has not opsned ONCE up
town. and has connections whatever with uptown
concorn. may be consulted only At old Office No
vesey ~, Astor House. g. N hAkSH
A-THE FALL STYLE OF GENTLEMEN'S HATS
are roady for inspection and sale at ESPkNSCHEIDEs
Manufacturer lIS Nassau u.
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who arc troubled with bad BREATH and through
dislike to refor to IL. commit positive and
cruel especially II they OF the merits and
great efficacy Of the fragrant sozoDoST This Is the trus
only remedy for the dfcty there is no valid excuse
for a bad breath now.
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MARSH TRUSsES.
To the Pahlle-In reply to ny fathers card OR. S. ,

To the PubIIc-ln reply TO my fathers card WF. s. y
Marsh you Issue of Wednesday, eautioning tho public
deceived by uptown store, would briefly
iii II am the only Marsh that holds patent Truss:
that sthc best Truss sde which my
fathor and brothers admitted; that have manufac
tured father aud brothers for number Of
variety OF the goods thsy SELL and keso the same OF she be
quality. -
Thsi my Paten, Truss has superseded my fathors nven
tion that producing astonishing with u whero
his Of avail that my Patent Truss cannot 30 pns.
oth0r place than At two stores No. 720
Broadway waveey place and l46 Fulton ST. Brook,
lyn.
New York and Brooklyn and have desire
mlsead the public ss TO my with any one In the
as any ono in the business.
T29 Broadway. corner waverley pisco
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ORIENTAL CREAM,
MAGICAL BEArrrrIrR-
Invented by DIR. T. y. GOURACD,
- Bond st. Druggists keep IL.
Beware of limitations.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
Aerated Beverages. -
WHY sUFPRR WITH RHEUMATISM, WHEN DIR
TrrLgR's RHyUxAuo RasEDY will cure youf Depot III
John st.
WIGS TOuPEES.-G. RAUCHFUSS, PRACTICAL
Wig msksr; SWITCHES CgRLs ISvisibLEs, BANDS. &C. ~
East 18th St. near Broadway.
e3 80 WORTH $6-FALL STYLE GENTLEMEN'S
silk HATS specially One Dsrbys Is New Church st., up
stairs.
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ISS & co.'s PALE ALE.
Tho Griffin brand.
bottled by 7. z. GRIFFIN 4 CO., London.
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REPORTED FALL OF AIExINATZ.
LONDON Sept Go p NJ.
A despatch from Semlin TO the Reuter- Telegram .
Company announces that the Turks have occupied
Alexiuatz.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-28
OZnamky POkrOku

vytiskuou Sc len takove, kter6 SO qlapred
zaplati. Vyjmuty ison toho pravidla
spolky, iimz zaroveh oznamuie Sc ga ,,loo
tp0j6n5 ceau.
1 palec sloupce stoii $500 "a tfikrate
vytisknutl, 9 palce $500, 8 palce 5000.
Oznamka dele uvefeinovana tim Jest lev
n4isi. elm dele Sc uveFeinuie.
Oznamky mistni, tisknute obycejnym
pismem stoii Is eta. fadka.
Oznamky: ,,Kde jes" ,Naproaef'
.Hledd Sc" stoii IS cta. "a ttikrat otisk-
mutt.
smg- Podle toho necht Sc kazdy tidi,
k do Pokroku omamovati chce, Necht
ii uda kolik f&dek, ti kolik palc1 koi-
krat uvefejnit necht 81 sam vypocte a
zasle pfislusici 20 to eastku.
F Kdo 81 pfeie miti oznamku v
ttitydenniku neb tydennikd necht laska-
We podotkne.
Penize posilejte vzdy postoynich
poukazkach Money orders) psani adre-
suite vzdy
POk kROk
No. IO4 CrOtOn Street,
Cleveland, d.
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(Dokon6eni.I
ZajimavOsti.

l. a o omec milionaf. V Berline
zemrel t6chto dnech pro syou lakomost
many obchodnik maslo Lorenc a zane
chal zde ma million zl. im6ni, kter6zto dee
ii jeho a ntkterym iinym d6dicdm phi
pablo. Mui ten skrblil tax, ze 81 ami nei-
potfebntjsho jidla nepfal iii docela o.
samtle. Ably pax oklamal oufad 0 SVEN
stayu jm5ni semusel vetsi dan ze svych
pfiimd platiti, sbiral papiroy6 ostfizky ma
ulici.
Dit6 bez leb k y narodilo Sc lite
ry Ceskych Budeiovicich. Schazelyf
mu totiz veskere lebeeni kosti ma hlaye.
Krone toho melo prsticky ma leve ruce
blanou srostle. Mrtvola decka toho byla
zaslana do pra2skeho lekafskeho muse
um.
Svatba bez znev6sty. Vmi
nnlou nedtli byla m6stecku Hallstattu
Hornich Rakousich slavena svatba, pfi
Ktere nevesta schazela Bylat noci ma.
hle zenicha syeho zdravfm hochem pre-
kvapila Poueyadz bylo vse syatbe pfi
chystano, nedala Sc tataz odloziti a tax
Sc hlucnY svatebni pr1yod ubiral do evan
gelickeho kostela, kde byly slnzby Bozi
konany; ma to byla syatebni hostina cd
poledne prisel faraF, ably zasnoubil zeni-
cha / nevestu sestined4lku zaroven no
veho obcana pokftil, nacez bylo dale ho.
dovano.
h posiln n emf papezstvi. We
Vatikane opravdu zamysleii slaviti led
nu pfistiho roku osmistyletou pamatku DO
kofenl Jindficha ". papozem Rehofern
VII. Kanose. Slavnosti ton nema Sc
uraziti cit slechetnebo naroda nemeckeho.
ale pripomenouti tehdelSi moe papezova.
SlaVnost ia pry zylast6 vhodnou Sc osved
ci "a DOLBY nynejsi, kde poznovu boiuje
cirkey Sc staty proti-kiestansky ymi.
Obrovsk 6koule. V Pra-
re vystav6l p. Bedfich Stuebncr ma odiv
obrovskou zemekouli, iiz celGm Rakous
ku ano ma celem sv6t6 rovno neni. OBJ
jem Jjeii jest 20 stfJvicd povrchni plo-
cha vykazuje 126 ctver. stfeyicd; zeme.
koule tato Jest med6 zhotovena yazi
skoro til centnyfe, pohyb jeji okolo osy
jest We "a hodinach, totozny SO zeni nasi,
coz souvisi vnitfni mechanickou ieii IL
pravou, hodinovy kruh obiima tuto zeme-
kouli, tax ze lie Timed videti, iak pozde
name tom kterem miste sytta, zaroven
oohybuje Sc kolem teto zemekoule mesic
'zdy "a 26 dni, jakoz i spatfiti lie sunce
ltere veskere Cary rovnikoye naznacuie.
1eskera 1prava Jest die nacrtku proslu.
ych mud a nejveta peel proyedena.