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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-01
Present State of the Liverpool Trade.

# would seem that the signal falling of Of
imports into the United States during the
commercial depression of the last four years
must have proved Il grievous d"trment To-
that great English ontrepot which has 50
long cul.rosaod the larger Part ul our for
cisn trade.
Mainly owing tothc large -hrinkagc in orr
demand for British products the condition
of the Liverpool trade during the year 1876
has been, on the whole. unsatisfactory; but
the present outlook Is more suspicious
There has been little profit in marine err
rage, frcight- having ruled exceptionally
low, and cargoes destined Tor New York be-
ing rarely ohtainablc. This depreciation of
freight charges on utguing vessels has had
a somewhat curious result 1t is we'll known
that the Mersey basin, Of which Liverpool
Is tho outlet, ubuuuds IN salt deposits OF
great richness, but the Calcutto Government
having laid a considerable duty on salt. In
dla, which had always been the principal
market of these mines, was closed to Eng
fish producers There resulted. OF course, "A
colossal stock, Of which -at-work
ers worc eager To rid themselves at
nominal figures. Accordingly. when freight
touched the unprecedented rat" of three dol
lars a ton from Liverpool tothirasp, thee
holders OF the stapl" FASTENED to forward
their enormous accommodations to that Soc
tion Of the United States where tine largest
part Of the sailed meats consumed through
out the world are at prcsout prepared. We
should add, in connection with this subject
of ircght~ that although uutWard-bound
ships found IL hard to secure caigOc- even
ut improbable rates. the reverse was tine
case on the return trip from thi- side Of the
Atlantic. II Is fact whose encouragement
docs not seem to have been duly weighed,
that notwithstanding the prostration Of our
financial and mercantile Interests, Ancrl-
can exports, not only Of cereals, but Of
animal products, have lccu steadily and
rapidly increasing,
The business OF passenger transportation
from Liverpool was 10y no means good
during the past year. Not only were large
number If Americans who arc accusi omod
to spend the summer months in Europe
kept at home by the Philadelphia EXPOSE
ton. but the deficit was not met by a cor
responding outflow Of European tourists,
The decline, however, Of what Is known rs
fr-t-cass travel between Great Britain and
thc United States is, of course a subordinate
matter 10 the arrest Of emigration, for
which, it should be borne in mind the
higher rates of wages and political changes
H. the old world arc quite as much account
nblo as the 9taguaNon ca our American il-
du-trIr-. In Shout th" outward carrying
irnd' hoih as r"gorts passengers and
freight, oi Lnglua' - .h.f ciul.ulium ON the
Atlantic has hrDu relatively iucli with the
Single esq plou 4 tAe uo',l.'At to Aus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-01
4 VERY DELICATE QUESTION.
What .. the Age OF the La.. Pretty Ac,re..,

To THE EDrroR OF THE SuN-Sh'; Allow mo
that has been going the rounds OF the
press tor the last month concerning Miss Boyle, the
actress She wa. born Mt Elm. In the county Of Ros
common in l-. aul i, consequently twenty-five years
OF age had the pleasure OF knowing the lady well,
being her next door ncishbor in the old country We
over in the same ship about ten years ago since
which time have not seen her until last iall
NLw YORK. July 81 TnoAAs DrrFr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-01

Mr.. JAY GOULD has changed his Wall
street tactics. lie is no longer bear buta bun.
His tribune changes with him. 1t was bear.
but now the Young Editor applies his Powerful
Mind to initiate the prices Of stocks, lust as his
master requires,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-01

1t was truly good in Deacon RICHARD
SMITH Of Cincinnati to turn aside in the midst
of the very interesting canvass which The Sun
is making for his nomination as the Republican
candidate for Governor Of Ohio. in order to say
II good word for Private DA1zrLL. who is
mcrely cnnlIdain for Tho Lng-s-niure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-01

wv 7
TIL" only New York paper represented at
the burglar trial rs the EMBARRASSING NrW York
SuN whi'h whatever may ID, tho individual
opinion of it, politics. Is wide awake in the coli
lee tlon If, and liberal IN the remuneration iur
news, which rs tho secret of HIS success. TINS
sun lb s. n"trNpl more surely for uows than
the N"r lok H"H" which 50 long had mo
reputation for rrwarns literally tic receipt
Of ApNs llait r. from all sources.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-01

scrts, he would to-day be confined to the diet
which W furnished by the state at Sing
Sing. If he had met with Justice, therefore,
he would have known practically how it Is
Mn MI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-01

The fitting up Of the free baths cost the
city about $4,000. BY The end # this torrid
month they will have repaid the city Il hundred
fold in avcrting sickness among the mutitudcs
who use them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-01

ant The case is not unprecedented in the
history Of love; but still there are lovers among
the correspondents Of THE Sun who will be sur
prspd nj A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-01

Don't sneak" said BEECHER In his SER
mon on the labor question. BEECHER is proba-
bly, more competent to give this advice than any
other living man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-01

We feel ourselves authorized to announce
that Gov IIARTRlNFr OF Pennsylvania will not
I've the next Republican candidate for the Prcsi-
dency.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-01

ness at the summer resorts
Cape Mays excitement is about n
wealthy woman. who driven to dc.rcrationhv nor ,,
bands conduct tried to drown herself tho surf Inn,
rescued
An admiror OF Dir. Upper Holland v,s
amazed the other day at behoIdins that truly moral
philosopher emerging from drug with ia, kags
Of botanical extract IN his hand labelled Brain Focal
Two boys and two girls. Of an avcrogs
neo Of fourteen years, oloped together from St fps
They ovcrtakon by their parents in rcrro IIn,c
where they had applied IN vain to several ccrg,ncnt
marry them.
Some Tibor boatmen propose to row
from C,in Vccchia to Nice, distance ot six hundred
miles. within twenty days They intend 10 land ,v,~o
evening and visit the principal towns and bathing place,
along the coast
Political caricaturcs are in great vovuo
nj Paris One of them ropro tho head Of Mac
Mahon the top of file. AT the bottom is wrii,n,
rive got 1t and shall keep it," viper with the l,,
Gambctta gnaws at the file.
Although the number Of wandering curs
in consanunoplc far exceeds the number in thu. civ.
instances OF hydrophobia quite unknown there GA,
esteemed contemporary, the H,,at is not read to any
great extent in Constanunoplc.
Mr.. marlborough, wcll-known Ans.
traan cxporer has adduood variety OF facts 10 tra,a
that dense forests arc on the increase in Australia.
ami that the climate i. gradually becoming mostcr and
therefore. improving for agriculture.
Tho French Ministry of War announces
that number OF soldiers Will this year be placed the
disposal agrcursts for the purposes OF the harvest
The persons employing them will have to pay asum
varying in different parts Of the country from twenty i've
10 fifty cents per day.
-Baldwin's Theatre, San Francisco. one
Of the hand-omcst places Of amusement in the United
States has never had profitable week since It's opening
about eighteen months ago. Several managers have
abandoned it, after losing heavily. the last being John
Mccullough. the tragcdan
A steam organ, loud-voiccd and plavinp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-01
Gen. HowAnp Is again getting ready.

Tho Health Boards officers. rcnlying TO n
recent resolution Of the Aldermen. say tn
have taken all possible measures to ahatn the
Harlem Flats nuisance. and that nothing is let
10 emit offensive odlrs hut two large sewers
who's" sewage is dis harscd IN the Flats. LIT
the Health Board do one thing more namely.
declare those sewers nuisance and rrcom-
mend an act authorizing the raising of AN land
In the Last Nln"iy-second street rcgion-now,
Will" II may he dome NJ comparatively small
cost-to tho elevation that must ultimately %"
given il. The evils that follow building on lots
at high tide level have been fcarfuly illustrated
In the city Prison noirhborhood LIT them not
ho fastened upon any other part OF the city
FIN those s"W'r, with hydraulic cement and
raise tho land until you can make sewers above
high wat = mark,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-01

y Mr. TIIDrS during the electoral trouhlosl
had plan at Inauguration in New YORK supported hv
the militia II Conn,cucut New York. Ncw jersey. Dca.
ware and MARY lie had list o tho troops and an
e~umat. OF the money on hand IN New York. THIS
scheme was discouraged ny southern leaders rtnlS
would have made war n he had not been rowncd down
hs the coni,icrai. hris idicrs Cincinnati Commercial
The Commercial has been imposed upon. 1t
has be-, n made to believe what is not true Tho
assertions above made arr all - tho stun that
lies are made o. - cnt"rpri-ing u journal
ought not t. be- deceived So grossly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-01
President CULVER. of the pr,-poct Park

President CULVER. of the Prp-poct Park
and Concy Island Railroad. said 20 % Brooklyn
Ehgle reporter yesterday, in speaking Of the late
collision; Our engineer could not see IT the
other trainl until it WIS on the track, for their
road. at the point where il had been switched.
wis hidden by trees and houses lie then add
ed; 81 have given orders. for the greater sccu-
rity of our passengers, that the trains shall in
all cases bee run over tho crossing Mt the rate of
six miles an hour. II the public desire them TO
come 10 u complete stand-til before going over
the limo IT the other road their wish shall be
granted A. the Manhattan Beach train at the
time of the collision on Sunday was apparently
travelling at the rate of about six miles an hour
it would seem that the only safety is in the stop
page Of all trains at the crossing. This is the
law I'm Massachusetts, regarding railroads that
cross each other. and it is especially needed
where crowded excursion trains are constantly
dashing over the roads in summer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-01

Mr.. NANDERBlLTs promise to increase the
wage, on the NV York Central and Hudson
River Railroad will hc even more acceptable 10
his men than the gilt Of 100000 q be divided
aIuoug them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-01

Young JESSE Roof GRANT is criticised for
the astonishing misinformaton which he dis
played in his speech at NJ. STAEMrFLIs dinner
table, when he remarked, in behalf Of America
and by way of encouraging the Swiss that tho
youngest republic congratuatos the Oldest
But SrAEMrFLI displayed stun more astonishing
ignorance when, in reply t. the congratulations
of America conveyed by JESSE Roof GRANT. he
toasted JESSE Roof GRANTS father as tho
ahlcst statesman and wouhicst oilzcn Of the
United States
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-01

That laudablc weekly Journal, the Homer
IGd propounis to iis question. II asks
where the point is 10 Doe found in the express
sion. pious Deacon RICHARD SMITH" We an
-wer that we do not know. II is phrase we
never used. We have no doubt that Deacon
RICHARD SMITH Of Cincinnati TO whom. we
presume. the question Of the Homer Mat in
some manner relates. Is rcas lnahly pious
man; hut We do not apply To- him that adjective.
because 1t does not convey an accurate idea Of
his character. beacon RICHARD SMITH is
Truly Good man. This Is what VT affirm about
him. and W. stand ready 60 maintain it under
all circumstances and in The face 90 all anta.so-
nists. And. moro than this We have said and
still say that the Republicans If Ohio ought to
nominate him as their candidate Tor Governor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-01

Many writer's Of both sexes still favor THE
Sun with letters nhout love and lis peouliari-
tics. and their experiences in love. Some Of
them Will be Interested in Il singular case
OF love. marriage, and elop,mcnt which
IA reported in to-lay's Sun from one Of
the towns Of Connecticut. The young lady
Is rich, handsome, and Intelligent; the man Of
her choice il described ms partially deaf and
blind, the victim of a terrible m0lady possessing
a bad reputation. and. grielous to say, igaor-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-01

Secretary SCHuM saws nothing has SGT been
discovered ia the l.lan Bureau tu the di.uuUr ~ TIE
Commissioner, joins Y. sNlIn -S"mVbH h'rnlum
As for Mr.. ScHurz, when he went into the
Fraudulent Cabinet. something WAS discoyo red
which backcns his name with incnaecallc
d.shonor and incur.hlc shame.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-07
AN OPENING FOR SARGENT.

Though Sargent has been repudiated
by the people OF California. who are
disguised with ring rule. and bis career
az Senator from that State viii close on
the 4th of next March, there is sell au
opening for him to be again erected U.
States Senator. 1t IL suggested that be
now commence laying the wires for the
Nevada Senatolship, to succeed Jones.
The leading RepnUictn papers of the
State are ardent admirers OF Sargent
ism, aud of course viii urge his elaims
tor that position He has the import
ant qualification of being a resident OF
California, and is said to b. endowed
with considerable wealth. acquired by
close attention TO jobbery while III the
Senate. He is au adept In the art of
manipulating primary meetings and
county conventions, aud can run the
mint and Federal offices OF the State
exclusively for himself aud friends.
He is just the man for Republican SEN
ator from Nevada, aud we shall expect
TO hear of his candidacy for the posi-
ton, before bis term of Sen ltor from
California expires. Had Grant re-
manned in the White ol,s-, We should
expect to hear of Sargent, like all Other
politiaiapo 1t-o.,1.1 Inv tho ,Anula
being peusioned on the Government
as Minister to Hong Kong. Yokohama
or some other seaport, but under
Hayes such appointments are held ex-
eiusively for Ohioaus, and there is no
hope for Sargent, except as Senator
from Nevada.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-07
CORRECT THE ABUSE.

The Carson Tribune considers it q
shame to compel State officers, such as
the Controller to expend hundred
dollars or SO every hInety days IN
coming to Nevada to draw their pay.
AS a remedy for this iujustice to au Of
tlcer who receives only the pa'try salary
of $500 per month, aud deputy who
does all the work, the Tribune sug
gests that the Coutro Ter be permitted
to draw his salary by money check or
order. payable wherever he selects his
residence outside the State. The TIib
we is right aud the abdse should be
corrected. The capital of Nevada
ought to be removed to San Francisco
tor the convenience of Mr.. Hobart and
others, who have to incur the expense
of visiting Carson quarterly to draw
tdeir salaries. LII this cannot be ac
eomplished legally, then arrangements
should be made by the Treasurer
whereby the coin could be sent them
bv express at the expense of the State.
to that city. Carson has "A very inviting
appearance to visitors from Central
and Eastern Nevada, ont men of genius
like Mr.. Hobart, who are capable of
performing all the duties of their re-
spec'ive Offices by deputies. paid by the
State. conld moi be expected to reside
there for the Insignificant salary of
$500 in gold coin per month II was
evidently an oversight Of the Legisla-
lure that no provision was made for
saving sncb an unnecessary expense
IA is incurred in a quarterly trip from
San Francisco TO Carson, and both
parties in their State platforms in the
next ampaign should pledge them
selves to remedy the d, feet by appro-
PIRATE legislation.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-07
1877.
PURSES, $1,000.
SIP. ED PnGGR3 NINE.
FIRST DAY. MONDAY, ooroDEg Isr.

FIRST DAY. MONDAY, OCTOBER lST.
TnorrlSe-, ren,iuu. 81 0; mil. Keats, 3 in 8.
to harness. free tor al horses raised or
owned in this 0iSre Ils'etn oregon.
Hano Utah or al fJrnjA, east If the ST.
ezra Nevada. Firss. sos; es nj, S23O;-
third 500.
Ry,y.st,G iremium 500. fe fr all horses
raised T oaned III thts Sta g. tour or
more tn fill th ee or more TO start. single
dash foe one mile. tiIst, S2Ol, second.
S12j: third. >.
SECOND DAY TUESDAY. oCr0BEE IND
TRorrING Premium 81 .; free Tor all horses
raised or owned il umb0tdt counAy.
rst, 500 end SIPS; thrd, S15
RUS IN i-tr MUM SJ0u. free for all horses
raised or Owned l., iii $ aie, asttru Os-
90 IN Idaho. CtAh or C.tiIf0rnia, east %
the sierra Nevad. allie h as. two in
three. First, Sz50; s.cInG, $50, third,
sl0o.
THIRD DAY. WEI NESDAY. oCroB r Sd.
TAelrlSG premium s4oo; II, &c for all untried
tnreo-year olds in Ibis state. asst
era reg II. idaho or tab. mile heats,
two ia IN e 10 harness. FIRST. 500;
sec nj, SIS. tEisd $40.
Rus NC II, niHil 500, free fpr al horses
raised or owned ia his tnse. tfstefn
Greg n, Id h, tah = ta3ia T1lia, east of
the oirrrt Nevada: nile Aea's three in
five. Firss, S45n; second, $3.50; third.
500.
FOu III DAY, THUR ,DAY, oGfoBER 4TH-
RUSNiSG RE MUM SO ir,e for al unit lied
tntee-y' ~ ODD. 0 Una fanr, raised or
owatd ia humboldt county; haif mile
treats. we IN hree. first, 500; second.
3 81; third 500
RUsstSG Premium s5DG: FIRE for al horses
raised ar oWned Ia THIS sfa e. Eastern
goa. IDAHO r CsLfszafia east Of he
sierra Aeyad :; singl d-sh Of three
qua &c Of "a nIi.e. irsi, SIS, second.
si5t: third. 80
TRoT INC. Biemium $50: fref FIR all double
teams o@ned ii hi- tAte. owners to
dave; mile heats thfee 10 i've to road
wagon. FIRST s2U0; seeo1d slt6; third,
500.
Eahis to the aboye race viii close
Sep mbsr 2sth. Horses ,Cn .-tirg in
the aboyr race 10 be o&usl and driven to-
s Their for three months preceding the
day of race
FIFTH DAY, FNID Y. OCluB r 5TH.
| RUNNING Premium $3.50 e, or all horses
la.A,d or owned Ia hAubuidt court y:
! single dash Of taIt n.iie. ! irst, SI25:
3 ~, as; una, $40
! AUNNlNG lrtIui III - ice { al horses
raised OF owned IA lten. buIdt county;
! single dash % sue-qua. 81 a mile
Fins, $t,u; second sf9. tLird. 8.
RUNNlNG Prem una slate; tlet TO al horses
% De Coast: taa uI!tr and repeat.
irsi. 500, second e hifd $50
| SIXTH DaY, "a UADAY, OCTOBER 9Th.
An Equ stiian Iouri.arG la W /. skc place ON
tut morning of .hs ash day Presents
to he amount II 1910 Wil4 BE- presented
| I. the couEet tants
| CoR-oLATi RusNI -Fren5tla sGGg: free
for oil hoihc~ that basel4at & ken first or
! ec)nd pr, miuns dufi Z the air: nile
| heat TWO Ia three. Flat, $500; second
! $3.50; thiid, SlOU, fourth. $50
CRAN SwAtrrrAK~ cE viii take place
on the ism day
| Also, CnMPLlAfEsTAEY SPFED CONTEXT
| Single da~h of one mile: re for all
horses raised tr evnfd IT. he state
inning horse to receive the Wmnemucca
Plate add God Medal,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-07
a Terrible Mistake.

CoNsrANTINoPLE, sept. 3.
The Turkish commander Ia Hrrze-
govi ina reports IA band OF 2 600 Moate-
n ). egrIns have surrouude vii az ne r
Pfessika, intending to get cattle aud
corn. During the night fresh baud
arrived, who were at first supposed 10
be Turks. A fierce combat followed In
which 100 were killed aud great
many wounded. The mistake Was not
discovered tlll morning.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-07
More Attractions.
YFNHt BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF Tur

FEHHt BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
n ii. ID. A. VI, Il VI. Sori-ly respectfully
gave no Ice that on the morn ing If the &, i
day OF the coming Fair Grand Fqae, ri n
Tournament will take place by the lalie,
Presents ag6 eating $3.50 viii be g.ven away
10 competitors, eh follows:
fAst rtlze, Gold watch and chain Sl75.
Second re re. La.Iles hle saddle SIS.
lrhd PRIZE, China tea set 500.
Four.n rize, silver goblet $40
Ehuy fee 30. Open to all respectable ladies'.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-07
Bids For privilo ges.

n oTICR Is lie f8Y GIVEN rHaT
! seal bids viii be ieceiY, q az the office
OF the secretary If the 81. y. NAM So
eieiy up b. the hour OF . o'clock d. m, sep
ten Der l5ih 1877. for the follow ng privileges
"a the 80 let + Fair TO b. he'd AZ " tnnemuc-
ca October LIST TO & h inclusive:
list Pu privilege
End Far Privilege
Bird. Beer rriviltge
4h. Hestaur ut lriyilege
9TH. Confectionery. Fruit and Zee Cream
irNiisge
9Th. oyster S'fnd Privilege
Ith Leaf amount Bras Banda win on
gage - furnish musie du Ing 81 Xix DAYS 81
tn Fair. Bids fof music 10 state the nun,her
Of places 10 he usta
The beer and will not be allowed 10 keen
anN thlmg but beer All ds must be- accom-
FAh'ea VI = guarantee that De money viii
bt pad 70 III Secretary in gold coin prior 10
we aay ne party 70 whom t Il awarded takes
char Of yhe ST nd
lie Soc ETY. reserves the rigs,t 10 reiact .n,,
or all bids. q CtlF- OwE'rH ""'
aug6-td see'y II. .. a. NJ. AZ N. society
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-07

RICHMOND. VA, is highly amused
over the appearance of the Henry Clay
statue. work of art frigh,fully
begrimned with dirt, which has Just
received pair Of hands of snow white
ialian marble, ordered by the General
Assembly. TO replace the mutiIated
ones.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-07
EalI BE, BY - Opinion.
LONDON. Sept 6.

LONDON. sept g.
The Earl of Derby, speaking at Lis-
think the present moment favorable Tor
Iuterposilion by third parties III favor
of peace, bat the tlIns might come. aud
it might not be far distant when Eug
lands good Offices would be acceptable.
He assured bis hearers lhat whenever
in tue Governments Judgment that
time had arrived, they would not lose
the opportunity.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-07

A Vermont hotel keeper has white
washed big cliff in sight of his house,
that 1t may resemble snow bank, and
cause curions people to ask questions
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-07

BEGR. is pronounced better tonic
aA4u ~hiskey by the best medical
sb' mists, III Germany.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-07
indian Races.

On the Sd day an Indian nag race will come
on. open 70 ali Put anu sh Jshone com
etitois, Five or more TO enter. single dash
% mile; flfst. s5J, second, $50; Ihifd.
so. Entry ice SlU.
Also II the AN day Grand squaw Foot
haee viii take place. free for ala. purse
9l0; Wrist SO. Second Is
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-07
WtMHEMUccA DAIRY
FIRES Fl
BUTTER AND MILK

WIZ be delivered daily in quantities to sui,
customers III any part Ot town order, left "a
,ronsaaies will "a promptly allied.
SSoek paStured on reasonable terms.
". A.. TRoUSDALE Il Go.
PROPRIETOR.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-07

TeE 6brons roots Of asparagus are
'seasus into. La for ine paper making.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-07
ItussiAn, Defen ted.
CoNsTANrINoPLE, Sept. 6.

IUNoTANIINOPLh. Sept U.
Mehmet All telegralhs to-day from
Kechleowa that ESoub Pasha's army
corps which was divide d into two coli
umns, to day attacked the 1"eiith
Russian army corps which WAS sup
ported by division on this bank oil The
Lum. The kusslaus were defeated aud
recrosse d the Lom III disorder. They
abandoned their fortified position near
Kechleowa. they lost 1000 killed aud
wounded. We lost 200 KILLED aud 700
wounded