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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-01
BH TELEGRAPH
Spe'ia to the Miner by U. S. Military and D. Lp.,l

Chicago, Aug. 2S.-The Tribune,s S,oo;.,
 from Cleveland says the Leader will nnhl;sh D
 editorially and hold itself respons;blo far saying that the Ohio Democratic Contrai
 Committee held a meeting at Phi i, Ra, "n
 uay III wilich several prominent Demo- crats took part and discussed at Iono.h nnJ
 MitIl great warmth the question as to whetb. Oi'c siIouid accept and use corruption lrnu lI ol S2oo,o0O offered by the Democratic TlupS @ ana local collections of New York and lil"uelphia to be used to purchase votes in open market The proposition was received With applause and by a formal vote the Com iui''ee oeclded to receive the money for tbe purpose stated. \ committee of strono men was appointed to attend to the disburse' nieht of the funds. It was claimed tba, | ,ne! an! could reasonably expect to hold the | <9o;0oo cast last fall for Allen, and if tbcr couio purchase 3O,O00 more the state coulS ', 1e counted for Iilden, and that to purchase l.eSc !, votes It was proper to receive and pse nls money. Members from the rural die. ritS opposed the proposition on high mora, lnd political grounds.
 Washington, Aug. 29.-General Shermor n1 Secretary Cameron will start about Sen gun, on tour of inspection and will v;si, 1, iicaso and San Francisco. ( san Francisco, Aug. 29.-A fire consumei ,e T, block bounded by Grammar. Townsend
 lifd and Fourth streets last night a fire ah named Stewart fell from a ladder .nd as Killed. Over 5000 poor families are .i ,useiess and destitute. The German bos- tal containing 20 patients, was destroyed C patients were all removed without :cc;' Among the passengers arriving from the H 'Ss are Mrs. J. C. Reynolds and children Prescott Arizona.
 saratoga, Aug. 3Q.-The Democratic c
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-01
PRESCOTT.
PRESCOTT.

d. 2, - PRESCOTT T=----- -----s-PR PRESCOTT.---- ss NEW G00DS!! NEW G0ODS!! ]: PIONEER STORE, BEDROCK PRICES! BEDROCK PRICES !!
 JOHN c. CAMPBELL
 Has now Complete Of GENERAL MERCHANDISE | Ever Brought to this Market comprising as sS AHs H ll, and and HsSs.si ssi aa
 Bar P1n. nGmv wda' Rpsi p Crash 4 To"eng c Apasa
 fisnne 'iLsRss I aas aa h:ss. n.'9; sA.r
 0"'A DIX frlnsss .ae E's Etc. Etc BLANKETS and MATTRESSES, Cotton Rustic Blinds Tape,v and yv.t Mat. ai1sis Box c Syas Dining and a1d oes '5asl Cha
 aIe1s FT HI Jhrs ITS, Bedroom ses Table and Pocket Cutlery Hoes 9ssn Rake saS WI WhsslbaHOw Planes Chiels Axes
 sHfa FoacI Fo r. and F Lifting Pumps par ses
 S e' h'e' Etc. Etc, Etc F''' fGs p.s, PInss1 n5a.s Paint. on and r.ine Glass; s"' '''''7'ai sas H''' H'ss H ' Etc. Etc
 'cAei;y' Glassware and Lamps, N Travelling SacIels ~ '' A'e'' 'iiHorS Etc F Trunks Etc, l F> \ o1l Line of Tin, Copper & sheet Ironxva,e
 Constantly OH Hand and Nlade to Order Q HLh1 AND FANCY GROCERIES. r.
 Of the Newest and Choicest Descriptions Comprising | @ Mackea e s nn EnE f; Heakf" Tsa cofec
 ckwht tFIour N NI<> Canned Fruit, ahroonsC Oatmeal Hams and DN'u iulh and Hegetldes, SV
 IT.
 IOSACCO AND CIGARS 1l wines. Liquors, Ale, Porter and Cider E' dle, OK Whips Blacksna Hobbies Mat ndC DesJno no agon Spoket Hubs, Felocs A"e' Iler Etc. oducts of the Ountr ' "' eA'""hsed Tor the
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-01
For Rent.

FIVE HUNDRED acre. of r,o,
 ea ID Salt Rivor Valley Win furnish .ss iand situa Apply at once to "l'h seed and water East Phouix T .,r,, ,s,. CHI VEIL
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-01
PRINTED P RTA Loc0t1On Of MI7in6 CZni,,, Q

xi,ho.. rrospector or Miner should 70 int. n.
 ads supply Of these very handy and eerr.s, country
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-01

MARRIED
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-01

Painting the old Champion Saloon build- 'ng' corner 'of Montezuma and Goodwin streets, white, reminds us of fellows We have cen wearing clean collars and dirty socks.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-01
DIED.

,ers me base of San Francisco mountain JuIv o5,h ie76 Samuel Franklin Chrsty, nntiy. of Ysvu. ,n' S,,. sana, u ont brought up in California from whcb 'a., ns ne came to Arizona about a year ago. H. va. ., Knew him. His age supposed to have been from m
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-01

In Prescott. August l3th by T. q o,. ID c,.-, r. Cate to Miss Bacilia Cordova 0' T. 0haries
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
WASHINGTON.
The Pursuit Of knowledge by the
Whiskey Committee.
A DAY OF COLLATERAL ISSUES
Asa Bird Gardner on BabcOck'S
Trust Deed.
THE MILITARY COURT OF INQUIRY.
BlufOrd Wilson's Explanation Of the Seizure
Of His Boxes.
THE DISCOVERY on THE BARNARD LETTER.
Scandals Of Washington Society
Developed.
BlufOrd Wilson's Explanation Of the Seizure
Of His Boxes.
THE DISCOVERY OF THE BARNARD LETTER.
Scandals Of Washington Society
Developed.
WHO WROTE THAT ANONYMOUS LETTERs
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, August .. 1870
MR.. HEwITTs TILIBUsTERING OPPOSITION TO
THE SILVER BILL-ExAsPERATIoN OF THE
WESTERN SOFT MONEY MEN.
Mr.. Hewitt Of New York, made stir In the demo-
cratic camp In the House to-day by moving to adjourn
when tho silver bill came up. Mr. Landers and other
Western soft money men complained bitterly to HIM or
his action, saying that this open opposition by him,
tee, would lose the party great of In the
West Mr.. Hewitt replied that did not believe IT,
but that he meant in any to do his duty
member OF Congress The imitation ta evidently
has life in yet, and trying desperately wag the
democratic body
in their demands that unless Mr. Tiden's letter puts
them pletely out of court 1t remains open ques
ton whether they will not after ALL rule tho country
IN of democratic The Eastern men
seem to fear open rupture with them, and without
open rupture at least offer to break the West
administration. Tho Western men were exasperated
at Mr.. Hcwitts very proper and tolerably harmless
course, that OF them remarked that inc ought to
be removed from the head Of the National Committee
and that II would be graceful HIM IL he should
resign his chairmanship.
of work" said onc but Mr.. Hewitt was not inclined to
let the republicans carry of all the credit OF this oppo
stion to the silver fraud.
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND ARABIAN SOLDIERS
PLACED AT THE DISPOSAL OF THE TURKISH
EMPIRE-nIvALs OF THE BAsHI-BAzouKs IN
FIERCENEss AND BRUTALITY
MOROCCO.

FRESH OUTBREAK-THE GHILAN TRIBE RE-
FUSE TO PAY THEIR MILITARY QUOTA AND
ARE PUNISHED By THE EMPEROR, WHO
SELLS THEIR WOMEN AND CHILDREN INTO
CAPTIVITY.
MARsEILLEs, August 2, 1876.
Intelligence has been received from Morocco Of
fresh disturbance The Ghan tribe refused furnish
their military quota The Emperor marched against
them. His forces were surprised at night in
buscade and the Emperor himself narrowly escaped
capture His army subsequently returned to the
of disaster, devastated the country of the Ghans and
sold the and children captured into slavery.
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
MORE INDIAN OUTRAGES.

ATTACK BY THIRTY BUCKS UPON AN ARMY
WAGON TRAIN--oNE MAN KILLED.
CHEYENNE, Wy. T., August 2, 1875
George Powell, hay contractor at Fettcrman. who
arrived there to- night brings the following :Yester-
day evening about thirty Indians attacked the wagon
train of A. H. Reel loaded with government stores for
that post They killed and scalpcd the wagon mas
ter George Throstcr. who riding ahead
and wounded teamscr. They also killed
four horses and ten cattle and burned three wagons
with their contents consisting or flour and bacon. II
thought the Indians will be very troublesome this
road the OF the Last Friday forty -fJul
horses off by thom from Horseshoe and Cot
tonwood creeks
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
TOBACCO.

ONLY oNE-rHIRD OF CROP TO BE HxPKcrxA
IN VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Va, August 2, 1879
The Despatch has returns from ten to twenty local.
ties each tobacco producing county Of the State CIV
ing the condition and prospects OF the tobacco crop.
Owing to the ravages OF the ly and the unfavorabls
weather In the early part OF the season, immense
Dumber of plants lost in the beds and the acreage
out consequently not half SO great as usual
The drought, but recently ended destroyed many d
the plants tho hills md retarded the growth Of
others that under the most favorable circumstances
exceeding 0nc-third Of tho usual yield can be
pected. The border counties Of North Carolina report
the crop about the same In Virginia
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DrpARrMKN1
WAR DEPARTMENT. !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August 81 A NJ
PrnhdhiIifies

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGToS, August 81 A NJ }
Probabilities
For tho South Atlantic and Gulf States, rising q
stationary barometer, casterly to souiherly winds
stationary slightly higher temperature and clear
partly cloudy weather, with occasional coast rains In
the southwest
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and lake region,
stationary followed by falling barometer eastsrly to
souhery WINDS slightly warmer. clear or fair weather,
and possibly in the two first sections occasional rains
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mississippi
valleys, falling barometer, southeast to southwest
winds and generally warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather.
For tho Middle and Eastern States rising followed by
falling barometer easterly TO southcrly Winds station
ary or slightly higher temperature, clear or fais
weather and possibly occasional light RAIN along the
coast Of the former
The Upper Ohio River, and the Mississippi from St
Louis to yicksburg, will continue to fall.
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
RACING IN ENGLAND.

SECOND DAY OF THE FRICTION MEETING
PREAKSEss WALKS OVER ron rnR BRIGHTON
CUP.
LONDON, August 2, 1876
This was tho second day OF the Brighton meeting
and large crowds gathered to witness the race TOR the
Brighton Cup, two miles, In which the American horse
Preaxncss with l23 pounds up engaged with sew.
enfecn others. Much 10 The disappointment Of the
nsscmblago Prcakncss alone appeared before the
starter, and walked over for the cup ana stakos
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
AMERICAN MISSIONARIES AND THE
TURKS.

special despatch from Constantinoplc to the Lon
don Standard states that tho British government has
instituted inquiry into the behavior Of the Turks in
Bulgaria, and that "the American missionaries at
Rumiii Hissar VINO are responsible for most OF the
statements declare that they on their trial. and
have persuaded the American Minister to send the
American Consul General to watch the inquiry for
them. Mr.. McGahan, of the New YORK HERALD goes
with him, and KIani Pacha goes on behalf Of the
Tur he
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
OBITUARY.
MIR. JOHN DAVENPORT.

Mr.. John Davenport, who died at his residence, No
ss1 Gates avenue, Brooklyn. was born In 1893 and
moved to that city when it was quite village In
1912 he enlisted in the American army for the of
three months. and served in the carthworks on tho
summit OF Fort Greene in defence OF New York and
Brooklyn. His funeral will take place from the DO
Kab avcnde Methodist church this afternoon, and tho
remains will be Inferred in the family vault Green.
wood Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
CUBA.

GENERAL coLLEJA ON A TOUR or INSPECTION
PROMINENT INsUIGEyT SHOT.
HAVANA, August 2, 1876
The segundo Cabo, General Colca. left for the Cnos
Villas to-day on a tour OF inspection.
A PROMINENT IssURGENT KILLED.
The negro Caoha, one of the most prominent OF the
insurgent leaders, has been killed in ambush
Sarn
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
AUSTRALIA.

FURrHEn MAssAcREs DY SOUTH SEA ISLANDERS
REPORTED
MELBOURNE July IS 1870
Accounts published here say that there have been
further massacres committed by the South Sea island
vessels sent after native laborcrs The en-
tire crews are stated to have been murdered.
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
IRELAND.
FATE OF THE

FATE OF THE PUBLIC HOUSE SUNDAY
CLOSING BILL.
LoSDoy August q 1875
In the House Of Commons this afternoon the Irish
Public House Sunday Closing bill was opposed in
mittec and talked out Consequently the bill lost for
this session.
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
SPEAKER KERR.

HIS CONDITION REPORTED AS CRITICAL.
RICHMOND, Va, August 2, 1874
special despatch to the Enquirer from Rockbridgl
Alum Springs Va. says Speaker Kcrr's symptoms TO.
night arc very untavorabe and his condition Is 70
gardcd us critical
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
FRANCE.

DUEL BETWEEN TWO DEPUTIES on THE
BELGIAN FRONTIER.
PARIS, August 2, 1870
boodlcss duel was fought yesterday tho Belgian
frontier between two Deputies, " Duclaud and NJ Or
nano. The weapons were pistols.
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
COTTON MILL BURNED.

PRovpEScE, II. l., August 2, 1876.
cotton mil at Hopkinton, owned by I. Il Wells
was destroyed by lrc last light The mill contained
1900 spindles and was valued at $4,000 The insur-
is $l3 600. The frc was the work OF nccndary
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
CHARGES AGAINST AN OFFICIAL.

ALrASY August . 1876
Fresh charges against j. W. Ealon superintendent of
the new Capitol. for incompccncy. &c. have been prc-
sen;cd the Governor, who says he will give them his
earliest attention.
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
GOLFERS STRIKE ENDED.

HALIFAX August ., 1874
Shipments OF coal are now being made from sydney
Cape Breton, the strike OF the miners being virtually
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
CARDINAL ANTONELLI.

GERMAN REPORT OF THE CARDINALS FAILING
HEALTH.
BERLIN, August 2 1875
Tho Germdnia reports that Cardinal Antoneis de-
bty increasing
The New York herald., 1876-08-03

sequence Of the threatening attitude OF the irregular
troops Sophia all houses there closed at seven in
the evening" and It not safe for citizens to walk out
after dark unless attended by guard
At Adrianople sentries Laced in the bazaars to
protect the people from the Bashi- Bazouks
TURKEY EXPLAINS WHY SHE WENT TO WAR
The text Of the ofncia declaration OF the Turkish
government explaining why 1t entered into
war against Servia, has been received.
The document charges that the Servians
fomented nsurrecton in Herzegovina The Porto was
compelled to ask explanations OF tho extraordinary
preparations made by servia Prince Milan subse-
qucnty invaded the Turkish provinces and was joined
In his hostile movement by Montenegro Turkey then
had NO alternative.
MuKHrAR PAsHA's POSITION.
The Times Vienna special says Mukhtar Pasha is re-
ported to be in a difficult position The Montenegrins
occupy his line OF communications from Tfebnze
to tho north and also hold possession Of
the heights OF Labor cutting of his chances Of re-
lief II the Montenegrins should sever his communi-
cations with Ragusa Mukhtar would be unable to feed
his troops lor any length OF time
AUSTRIAN NrERrEKEScE
Berlin CORES pondcnt Of the Daily Telegraph
says:'I hear from Belgrade that great apprehensous
entertained therc that Austria will occupy servia
with military force in the interest Of European
poacc My informant declares that such q course
has already been determined upon An arrangement
10 making to mobilize 60 900 men Tor this purpose
sKRvIA SEEKS AN ARMIsT1cE
Confirmation OF the report is wanting but H. Ristcs,
tho Servian Premier is urging armisticc, in order
to avoid this eventuality.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND ARABIAN SOLDIERS
PLACED AT THE DISPOSAL OF THE TURKISH
EMpIRE-nIvALs OF THE BAsHI-BAzoUKs IN
FIERCENrss AND BRUTALITY.
PARIS, August 8, 1870
The Constantinoplc correspondent OF the Gaulois
says three Sheks OF Mecca have placed Arabian
troops at the disposition of the Turkish gov
ernment, and some. Of these forces already
awaiting orders to start The Bashi- -Bazouks
to be compared IN ferocity with tho Eel
beks. The latter, at Smyrna, slew all the
people in the streets The town is in
indscrbabe state OF terror The Turks feel strongly
in regard to tho meddng of foreign nation with the
internal affairs of the Ottoman empire
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record wall show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyfou hours compnr
son with the corresponding date OF last year. ndi.
Gated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
The New York herald., 1876-08-03

THE BANQUET OF THE LORD MAYOR OF LON
DoN-MR. EDWARDS PIERRxpoNr MAKES A
SPEECH
LONDON, August 8, 1875
The banquet to Her Majesty's Ministers given by
the Lord May of London at the Mansion House last
night There the usual attendance OF distinguished
persons Speeches were made BY the Marquis of Sails
bury, the Lord Mayor, Mr.. Pierrepont tho Amerc an
Minister, and others.
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
GABLE NEW S

GABLE NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
Continued Success of the
Turkish Troops.
THEY EFFECT A JUNCTION.
The Plan Of Campaign Thus
Far Successful.
A BATTLE IMMINENT.
Turkeys Reasons for Invading
Servia.
THE BASHI-BAZOUKS AGAIN.
Cardinal Antonelli's De-
bility Increasing.
A BLOODLESS DUEL.
The Parliamentary American
Journey Abandoned.
RACIN IN ENGLAND.
The Banquet of the Lord Mayor of
London.
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General George A. Sheridan, OF Louisiana; Judge
Israel s. Spencer OF Syracuse; and Rev. William c. E.
Jameson, B. A., OF Edinburgh, at the Filth Ave.
nue. HOTEL Thomas N. Patterson delegate to Congress
from Colorado; Alexander Campbell, Of West Virginia.
and Isaac f. Eaton, OF Kansas are at the Everett
House. Ex-senator Roswell A. Parmenter, OF Troy is
at the ST. Denis Hotel Frank Thomson, general man.
agcr OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, at the Brevoort
House. Frederick A. Dockray, OF Florida, Is at the
St James Hotel. r. c. Hammer Danish Vice Consul
at Boston, is at tho Westminster Hotel Major Isaac
Doughty United States Marine Corps, IL the Astos
House.
THERE ARE THREE EXCELLENT REASONS wHH
ladies md gentlemen at our and seaside resorts should
use ~ EMS SULPHUR soar fir, y thoroughly pu,he
|, protect, the cu.ielc rom tan and ireckcs HILLS HA
A.-BENNETT BUILDING.
4H SSS Am NG FvL59N ssa
TO LET on yKky 'kEXs6SxsLE TERMS
APPLY on THE PREMISES
A-oBvi0Us FAcr-,ILK ELASTIC TRUssES.
sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY 6s3 Broadway.
supcrscdc metal trusscs
ACTIVE SERVICE CANNOT WEAR OUT THE
.,' Would have s
por,,vs ra ,.p, pTsvsnsvs ~ o uenta, disease
low.
CLEAN WHITE LINEN AND MUsLINs CAN Bs
kept no by using fyLr's PURE o. X. soar.
ELECTRIC BELTS-FOR DEBILITY IN MEN
Call or send for circular u" J. KARR. St2 Broadway
FOR THE COUNTRl.-BOVts. SHOES CATERS
BArHiNc SnoEs and ISpA RupBEnS
MILLER Co. No. Union square.
KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS
The best. for S5 be finished easily hem.
ming handkerchief 57i Broadway and s2i Arch st.,
Philadelphia
RUPTURE.-A PERMANENT CURE BY DR.
MARsHS treatment: SILK ELAsric SrocKiScs. ABDOMINAL
BrLrs. SHOULDER BRACES and SURGICAL APPLIANCES q
every description. No vcscy w Astor Houss), opposite
st. Pauls church.
WIGS, TOUPEES.-G. RAUCHFUsS, PRACTICAL
wigVnskcr and Importer OF Human Hair, No. ~ East
18th
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
/ (tANcERs.--A NEW TREATISE EXPLAINING THTIu
~ successful treatment. sent free DrS BROWN BT(liA
DARD No West 18th st.
nisEAsEs HITHERTO lNCURABLB As BRIOHTa
~ diabetes dropsv. catarh, casnius gravel Them
matism dyspepsia those OF the heart blood liver kincys
bladder prostate gland. premature debility. &c Treatise
free. explaining their successful treatment ASAUEL
translation ncaicr Physician made of God supcrsednr
the word Bethesda he registered and made eel
ebratedi, Mineral Spring Water aud DR. HEATH Recon
ton rooms and only depot. 40 Broadway New York Price
30 gallon per barrel,
The New York herald., 1876-08-03

THERE ARE THREE EXCELLENT REASONS WHY
ladies and gentlemen spas and seaside should
GI ENNIS SULPHUR First IL thoroughly purihes
the skin second II compile xion bem-hcs; third.
II protects the cuclc and freckcs. HILLS uAfn
DyT lack or lrow rent
The New York herald., 1876-08-03

EXCURSION TO AMERICA
LIvERpooL. August 2 1870
The whito Star Line Steamship Company's agents
say they have heard nothing abou tho projected
Parliamentary cxcurslpn to Philadelphia, and under
tho impression that it has fallen through.
Saturday, the 5th, and Monday the 7th inst, being
holidays the Cotton Exchange will be closed.
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
ENGLAND.

oARsMEN FOR AMERICA SIGNIFICANT REsIG-
NATIoN-vAUGHAN 4 co.. s SETTLEMENT AC-
CRPTED.
LONDON, August 2, 1876.
1t is semi ofncially announced that settlement Of
the affairs of Thomas Vaughan 4 Co., OF Middes-
borough has been accepted by the creditors and that
the concern will continue a stock company
DEPARTURE THE LONDON ROWING cLUR
The Williams Guion line steamer Wyoming, which
sailed from Liverpool to-day for New York, took the
London Rowing Clubs four who arc to participate in
the international regatta at Philadelphia
A srGSIRrANT RESIGNATION.
Mr.. John Henry Pulcston. NJ p, member OF tho
banking house of McCulloch & Co., has resigned his
interest in that firm.
FUNERAL OF MORTIMER COLLINS.
Mr. Mortimer Collins, tho poet anc novelist died
the 25th Of July His remains inferred yesterday
in Pe:ersham churchyard.
The New York herald., 1876-08-03

Average Temperature yesterday IT
year: OIL.
The New York herald., 1876-08-03

ACTIVE SERVICE CANNOT WEAR OUT THE
teeth that are brushed dsiv with sozopoSr If y In
universal the dentist would have little do for IL IL
positive preventive of uentai di issasc.
The teeth VI who cannot decay turn yel
The New York herald., 1876-08-03

CLEAN WHITE LINEN AND MrsLrNs CAN Bg
kept NO by using fyLns PURE o X. soar.
ELECTRIC BELTS-FOR DEBILITY IN MEN
Call send for circular tn j. KARR. sx2 broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-08-03


On Sunday night. Fcbruary ~ statements were submit
President of the United states by which u mp
peared that Orve Babccck the private yretary OF the
President. had been engaged In the Black Friday tran
src,ns; that he and others lost In that transaction
5000; that the money lost to Jay Cooke Cos OF
whom Fahneock seemed to be the party through whom
The New York herald., 1876-08-03

CONTINUED ON TENTH PAGE.l
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
A.-BENNETT BUILDING.

A.-BENNETT BUILDING.
FfkEPROOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON SrS.
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
To LET on VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES,
APPLY on THE PREMISES
The New York herald., 1876-08-03

RUPTURE.-A PERMANENT CURE BY DR.
MARsHs treatment; SILK ELasr.c srockrscs ABDOMINAL
BrLrs. SHOULDER BRACES and SURGICAL APPLIANCES
every description. No. vcscy st. stor Houss). opposite
1t. Paul's church.
The New York herald., 1876-08-03

FOR THE COUNTRl.-BUVrs, SHOES, CATERS,
BATHING SHOES and ISprA RuBBTRs
MILLER A co. No. 3 Union
The New York herald., 1876-08-03

A-OByIOUS FACr-sILK ELASTIC TRUSSE5,
sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. 6s3 Broadway.
al
The New York herald., 1876-08-03

KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS
The best. for 50; be finished easily hem
ming handkerchief 57i Broadway and s2l Arch st.,
rhiiade mia