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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30
THE WHITE SULPHER SPRINGS.

huo~n SoTld-wide CIR the many healing yiriues Of
IT. wstets, are heated Immediately On the liue OF
this great pleasure route, shile many other, OF
equal merii. lie within a short disirn,s and easy
seecss OF by regular lines Of hrsi lass Concord
Coaches.
By examining our mrp and time tables you will
hnd the most desirable route ~ Passengers have
journey AZ pleasure. No other line ,au aneT hs-s
Inducements. Our road-bsd is dTsI-clsss In every
particular.
Trains equipped with all modern improvement =
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

President cOurI-r-Journ.l Co, Losi,,iil.. Z,
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
STlBBED BY HER HUSBAND

FATAL RESULT OF QUARREL ABOUT RELIGION.
The inmates Of the rear tenement house
at No. $50 suiya-st were startled yesterday after
noon by wOmans cry for help, and learned that
Margaret Blair who lived the THIRD story the build
Ing had been stabbed the side by her husband Hugh
The cause Of the trouble difference III rel eiOus
faith BLAIR being Protestant while his wife Is Caho
Hc She is n second wife, aud the step-mother OF tie
four or five children which compose the re-
mander Of Blails family. Yesterday, when sho
began to abuse Lm about his religious belief aud h.
dloncss lac struck her the face. Mrs. Blair seized
tca-oup threw IL at Lin, hitting him the
Blair Immediately turned on his wife and struck her
with lie pcn-knc which he held Ia his hand. The blade
penetrated night side just above the nip bone causing
dangerous wound. The injured woman fell to the nlOr
with cries OF pam ami fright, and Mrs. Brown, step
daughter rushed into the caught tc bloody knife
from her fathers hand and then attempted 10 stauDCh
the blood winch flowed from tie wound. Acting Capt
Knight of TIE Eighth Precinct Police, eau ed the arrest
of Blair. for ambulance, but the inur'
woman refused to tue hospital AT late hour last
night the surgeon said that she could not live.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
THE INDIAN VAR.
GEN. HOWARD IN PURSUIT or JosEPHs BAND-RE-
CRUnING FOR TuR ARMY-MURDERED BY HORSE
THIEVES IN NEVADA

GEN. HOWARD IN PURSUIT or JosEPHs BAND-RE-
CRUIING FOR TIIR ARsY-MURDEgED BY HORSE
THIEVES N NEVADA.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Ga press dispatch
from Portland Oregon, says: News has been received
from Gen. H0wards camp on the Salmon RIVER up TO
Juno8O On the 20th eighty Five Indians passed along
Bald Mountain opposite the camp, in full view OF the
soldiers Gen. Howard was hurryng preparations with
all possible dispatch in order To pursue the sayages or
find the direction taken by them. II tie trail indicates
that Joseph intends escaping to tho Buffalo country,
Gen Howard will Immediately rctrIce his steps to Low
ston and endeayor to head him of by of Ianenans
Creek Capt McConnvllc OF the Lewiston volunteers,
starts to-day to scout the territory in the vicinity
Of Slate Creek to lind the direction Joseph has taken
The Malheur Indians, OF Baker county, Oregon are
restless and fears are entertained that they will effect
junction with the hoses. squaw men say Joseph has
gone toward Spokane River and Will take up his position
in the mpassablc gches and canOns intending to fight
1t out In Willow Valley TIE opinion at headquarters Is
that he will start for the Buffalo country joseph has
now Il day and halfs start OF the troops Gen. How
ard has teegraphed for regiment OF regulars, waich
il crst0Od, get here In ten days nom Oiaha
Ncb. has about 800 men. three HOwitzers and two
Calling guns. -, N
cc has been authorized by telegraph from headquar-
ters al Washington recruit the regiments IN the DVls
ION their full standard.
Southern Nevada. IL IL stated That augustus ASH,
United States Marshal. and Holland and Carter Indian
agents wero killed the reservation These reports are
denied dispatch from PlOche, which says mat thce
IA 10 trouble with the Indians IN Southeastern Nevada
hu B. f. Holland, a-ept OF the Moapa indan ie SCI
vation aud VIM. L. Carter, blacksmith we're Killed py
band four hOrse-theyes All the Inhabitants OF the
valley turned out and pursued them One Oi lhe hur
Isaac McManus, was captured, wounded near ot Ho Iho.
The others SUPPOSED TO be hiding III the MOUNTAINS
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
MIR. TOWNSEND AGAIN.

HE REPLIES TO THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL.
THINGS WHICH Mr.. FAIRCHILD DID NOT DENY IN HIS
RECENT REPoRr-Eus ASSURANCES TO TWEED OF
RELEAsK-TwEKD's STATEMENT TO HIM CON
CERNISG SENATOR wooDIN-CHECKs FOR So, 600
600 WHICH HAD BEEN PAID CoRRUPTLY TO
NOTED RING MEN, LEGISLATORS, LOBBYISTS,
SUPERVISORS AND oTHERS-THE CONDUCT OF THE
swEENY cAsE-QUEsTIoNs OF vERACIrY RAISED
TWEED WANTS TO SUBMIT THE WHOLE NATTER
TO o'CoNoR.
William NJ. Tweed suggests that the question
Of his good faith and the value of his testi-
mony be submitted to Charles O'Conor for a
written opinion Mr.. Townsend declares that
the Attorney General has not denied that he as
sured Tweed of release in few days nor that
he suggested Tweeds refusal to tell anything to the
Woodin Committee Mr. Townsend asserts that the
Attorney General took statement in writing about
MIR. WoOdin from Townsend on March ~ and af-
terward perverted the truth about it. He states
that Tweed submitted an immense number OF
checks including checks to the total amount OF S2
100000, which had been paid corruptly to ring
men, legislators, lobbyists, Supervisors and Others
Mr. Townsend contradicts Mr. Farchild in regard to
the persons who were TO see the Tweed statement
and in regard TO the suggestion for compelling rest
tuition from the men who had received Tweed's
checks He explains the Sweeney retainer, and con-
cludes his letter with caustic review of the Swee-
pey case,
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07


Til, shows reduction during the present month upon
the same month last year Of Sl06332 81. The total
CENTS up to pres time last year S3s773O So
and this year they $lS7767 "a, decrease in the
entire tolls, so far of S199963 3D. something 60
rer cent II rates 1t at only 50 cent tAe total
tolls OF the year will hardly amount to than
SoOO,OOO and it is estimated that S12G00OO are ALSO
lutey requisite for the maintenance and repairs Of the
canals No statement OF freights and tonnage with
comparison with last year has yet been completed.
although the auditor expects ali his returns will be ill.,
and he may have 1t flushed by tie meeting OF the
Board on the 10th inst 1t does not appear, however,
from The figures now before him. that very great
crease has been made IN ireghts while the tonnage Is
actua ly less and this outstanding there il rail-
road war and the tolls are lower by almost OncIalf.
IL expeced at the meeting OF The Canal Board
on the oh will consider the question Of tolls at all IL be-
ing called simply under the law that II may Try super
iniendent has recently been removed by Commits
sOncr Nalr4th The Auditors figures will. however, be
laid before take action II they desire. The
ea belief however X that month OF TWO more OF trlal
should be given To the new tOl-shceL
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
OBITCARl.
FREDERICK WILHELM Won lACkLANDtK
MUNICH, July 6.-Frederick William Won
IIacslander the German trayc.c ~nd author Is dead

IIaceander the German trarc.c' "nd author Is deau'
Frederick William Won liacklandcr, whose
stories tales and novels lace n l"e iroH' ram oi ue-
man humorous Romantic writer's ""s Dorm at Dur
tochled near Aixla- -C!auec. Nov. l. 1916 lie prepar-
d ,se; tor mercantile pursuits 40 ElDcIh Id. 10 which
bo returned ai,er sclyng short time in tie army Be
coming dissatisfied with cOnmerc al life he removed ~
Stuttgart where ne began his literary carer III lSll
wita 'Bilder aus dem Soldatenelen In Fi1cdens@elI
Ills fr, WORK attracted reat zeal OF attention h lhe
fine ana has sncc been translated mo several Ian
c1.ag,s The truth and pleasant humor o. the htile
book interested Baron TauOenhei, the Grand Mas
Ter o3 lhe Horse ana lac invited hacAdnder to ac-
conpauy MIN 70 the East, whore he was sOns To seec
Arabian horses Tor King WIlam OF Wur'emherg. lhe
literary fluits of tnis journey were Dagueneo-
tpen, aufgenomncn auf Liner R'-c IN den
Orient" G. vols, lSi2). aad PHGeiZug nach
Makka" USf7J. TIC King gave Inn employment
m the excncqucr and in ls43 he became Secretary and
travelling COMPANION Of tic Crown Prince, the present
King Charles active duties ended in 1919, though
lac retained salary. lie thtn oined thc cutie OF the
Austrian General Radeizhy during the war with sar-
dni, He visited SPAN in 1854 and in 1893 went 10 tie
heaoquart Is the Austrian at te request Of tie
Imtaior F.aucis JOsepn, who conferred upon him %
patent Of hereditary nobility In the same ycag lie was
mad director royal buildings ans gardens al Stuttgart
aud contributed lary to hc emhflishici 81 tnai ciy
lie 0s his Office Oh the d'a II o. hnE William u loOi
II coiur works wcr. puuli>lHd q IN 4S volumes ih
-G3GG hut IN 1874 the number had increased TO - vol
unrs MANY O them nave been translated INTO Ftcnti
Mary Hewitt translated Bcnlnd the CoHutcr,' book
giving dcu. atons OF his cary mercantile eX2rehccs
ipto English l>6S, while Mrs WISER tru-i1iol an
other OF hi WORKS u 1870 uud the tide Oi LAcaut-
inc aud Enchanted" ON account OF his powers
OF observation his admirable painting 0f details, h1
Kindly dis OsiiOu and III asant humor Nuu llachihd'r
has been ST, led tie German DIckrns. HIS COMEDY
Titled Der Gcnemcr Agent, has D"cn pcofucu o. All
the stages ol Germany, and has been translated mo
II ngaIau, Polish and Insi,h Not less successful was
Ls MagnsfiscLC Curtu b. sides Ms many novels ac ha
publ shed many popular mil aI oi tray
and comedies. Won Hack i5nitr married 1913
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
DrFAIcA1IoS OF BANK OFFICERS.

COLUMBUS, O., July Ga sensation of con-
siderable magnitude occasion. d here To day 0y the
publication u "a statement Of large dcfalcaton by \"
C. FaxoY teller aud Frank McClciand boOk-keepcr, OF
tue private bluking-hOuse OF Bartlett & smith, IN this
city, The officers Of the bank have been coz Mlnt o.
the matter for several months, but the facts have not
eorc been made public, II generally understood that
the stoltn m0ucy was sguardered IN gambling Tie
matter is under inyrSt.ation but the examination has
uu progressed lar enough warrant statement vi th1
amount o. the iciataOn. The bank is one o. Tie oldest
ami nlusi reliable III the city. Business will be continued
tsu heretofore.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
TWEED DESIRES OCONOR'S OPINION.
NEw-YoRK June 80, 1877.

My DEAR SIR: In view of the statement
made by the Attorn yGeneral IN his communication OF
Juno % and which from his high official position might
materially induce the public 10 believe that have been
acting IN bad faith aud with intention of fairly car
rying out my intentions expressed in my letter to MT
OConor OF the 9th of December 1876, would ask IL IL
would he rsssbe proper to nave all the facts winch
nre in dispute between Mr. Fairchd and yourself sub
mitied 70 some gentleman or gentlemen who are free
from political bias render written opinion whether
or not in all tho facts been faithful to my promise
md whether what have done does not justify my re-
lease from curt0dy.
10 MIR O'Conor, gentleman OF recognized honor
md ability, made my first appeal. To hlm Wouu VII
uev submit whole matter, and feel satlsncd Win
any decision he might arrive at Trusting TINS sugges
ton. which take the liberty OF publsln VIII mol III,
ercre with any other action you may have determined
upon. remain. yours very truly. =, ,-
To the Hon. JOHN d. TOWNSEND.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
A YOUNG PRISONER.

PHILADELPHIA, July Gan inquest was held
this morning the OF George Igs, aged six years
who died from the effects of gunshOt wound In the
stomach received the hands OF Edward Dean, aged 10
years. on Wednesday afternoon last The jury. after
few M utes deIbrratIon, rendered verdict th't '"e
,lcc,.e came to his aeatn by yloeucet 6ul-sAOt
wound in the abdomen received at the hdhdA 0 Dci'
The youthful prisOuer was then committed tOJdl'
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
DIR. GEORGE BADGER.

The last mail from Aspinwall brings infor-
nation OF the death Of Dr. George Badger Of that ort
on the 10th INST after lingering illness Dr badger
the son Of the Rcv DR.. Badger Oi ts city. lie
TO the lstmus about 10 years ago. lie surgeon of
the .hp Iicnyule when SIC was deHtto'ed by fire
am her massage from New York To AsiiuWai under
command Of Captain j. Maury. Al that time Dr. Bad
cOAriuuU ~ atty To the ultimate safely oi tue Ia,se
,..s ' lie boat ne iu bY his Tnn. and courage.
During his dcuce at A. pima al Lc won friends
by his sterling worth ny and cOnsot htous cnaricter,
ana warm generous heart. His funeral Jrgey al
tended me u being read by Jack InOriug
Vlce-C commercial AgeIl at A-PuWdL
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
SIX prnsoNs POISONED.

ST. LOUIS, July Ga special dispatch from
Bonneville NO, says: News was received mere tiis
evening OF a poisoning at Upton, Monteau Couu
ty Ia which six persons given poison IN milk viii
eating breakfast The ufortunatcs are C. McCdy wie
and baby; Mrs r. l.. McCulloch and baby, Of Helena
Montana Territory, and Mrs. BIOwn About IL
cloc those who drank of the milk became very sCh
and re now in critical condition and without nope o.
reie as physicians are unable to ahOrd I'D negro
woran has been arrested on suspicion, and is held to
await further dey elO Imcuts
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
pnoMINENr ARRINAIG.

Grand Roicl-Tho Thomas \. Osborn U - Mnls'er
IN Chil run Arenue Hofei-Dayid a. Mes ot Noi"Cl
I,nn. Judce Charles Mason, of Ica. ana Gen. ban'i
Tycr, Of Alabama. N,bOpodr Ho'es-De%lu - ge Lm,o
,,1iii,n tous at Bal notc ard cN MsNor T. C. Anderson
OF savannah. Holman h0u.Pay mas icr Ambrse 'LIN
T. : Navy 81 Nirhotis HOti-Judge i. G. IheaAei' 81
washington St1ricrGHt AoUse-t oil John v busois
Ar~v Brsroor IousrCcn. =. J. Marvin oi Aibaiy snI
NersLall f1eld of Chicago. Ersreu House il. uphef
Tow send oil Newport. aud j. Baxter Uphain, oil Bo'to
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
A VIRGINIA EDITOR cowHIDED.

RICHMOND. Va, July G.-Col. Daniel Deck
hart editor aud proprietor of The BOrder LTreSs Of
Dtnyille, Va. was to-day severely horsewhppod by
A. f. Whitfield, a prominent citizen of that place, on
account Of an article published DY DccklIIt about an
unfortunate officially IN which "a younger brother or
A
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE remarks in "bead
lines" over the the Presidents reception
"statey Boston Wakes Up Into Great Enthusiasm" An
thank YOU; Kind tO he but stately Boston"
never sleeps and "slOps oveT"-lB Boston Globe.
Perhaps stately Boston eats beans spec
taeles corkscrews or blue Times.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
ON AnIANl T TUHlOR
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
DY Da. RAILWAYS REMEDIES.
HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN rUaOR IN THE OvA-
RIEs AND BOWELS FOR TEN YEARS
p.e

1 HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN TUMOR IN THE OYA-
RIES AND BOWELS FOR TIN YEARS -
AM AKBOg, De. p. 1873
DR.. RADwAY; That others may Do benefited. make this
statement:
had ovarian Tumor the and bowels FOR
ten tired the beet ply cans ~ this place and Others
without any bcneht IL growing al such rapidly tht
could not lave lived nue. longer friend of mine induced
.ry Kziway iemedies. h much faith In tAem
but hnaly. after much dclberaton, trei them
plrchsed sx bottles Of the kesovent two boxes OF tho
Pills and two bottles u The Relie used tho.e without
apparent benefit determined "a perseycre used twelve
bOtH OF the esOlven two OF the Relief an two boxes
Pills Before tbey had lost pounds.
continued The medicine until IHas al
entirely cured ] the medicine sbOIit I've months and
during lost 70 ppuDds II ali
bottles OF the Kesoyen bottles Relief and
OF the Pil-
feel perfectly WELL and my heart full Of gratitude to
help my deep affection. To you and
wonderful MEDICINE feel deeply indebted, ard my paysrs
may be much Of blessing others las been
to me. (Sicncd) Mrs r. G. BlHBfss
Bibbns above certificate ts person
for whom requested you 10 send medicine ia June ls5 Tne
medicine, above stated bought Of with the exception
o! what sent 70 her by yon that her statement
10 without qualification fSiyuodD l. :. iEerH.
Druggist and Chemist, Ann ArbOr Mich
This certify that Mr. BbIus. who The ab2yo
certificate is and has been for many well kn0Sn tDh
stated undoubtedly and uni nlaJy
Any who knows Mrs Bibbius will be eye hor
statement (signed) BENZ. D. COCKER, MARY y. POND
n.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
EFFECT or LOW CANAL TOLLS.

ONE HUNpRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Lfss COLLECTED
DURING JUNE THAN LAST YEAK-NO INCREASE
or TOLLS PREDICTED.
ALBANY, July G.-Thc Canal Auditor has Just
completed bis statement Of tolls for the month Of June.
Tie tabie below gives them compared with the
ceipts for the same time last year,
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
TUMO2 OF TWELVE YEARS GROWTH
CURED BY RAILWAYS R. r.
REMEDIES.

DIR RADwAY: have had Ovarian Tumor J. the 0ysries
All doctors said "there help for IT.
triea every thing that Commended but nothing AeIei
your RcsOveni, and thought wOal4 ~ T. but
IN ia h.. Decaus' hal suffered for IW kLNE
YEARS bottles Of the ies0lyen box ~ it
ways Pl- aud used bottles OF your READY LiLlLF
ana Of % be 'e and iee
BETTER SMARTER. aud happier than have Tor twelve
wears. The the leN side Oi the Dt"es
the groin write This you for the benefit ot others
You can publish II II you choose. HASSM J.. hNAlt
ANN AKHOR Mich, april 30. l715
DIR. RADwAY-KISD SIR have been taking your kesoy.
ent egua Pills and also using the Ready Rel r ABOUT
year Tor Oyatlan umOTs on the atHn' VIII e most
ply OF Medical College pronounced il
cuTable.
They we're ike knots tree. When was sitting ma
chair thev hung almost floor. slt Two
hundred and seventy pounds, when commenced vita
hundred and pounds. Dut
iry an gone have taken I~rnyfour p Ties y
Res lvcn Of Relief, ia twenty fOlr boxes o flr
R,t tie medicines from q. Greuyll.
Please = nd your book False and True"
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

the hcfs apartments and seized him and tho stolen
property prisoner yesterday committed for examina
~ Justice walsh notorious thief and has served
sey eral terms for similar OTcnscs.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
DAVID :. B .OWN.

PHILADELPHIA, July G.-Dayid s. Brown,
known as the founder OF of the important
Industrial enterprises that have given Phi ale phia prom
rencc as great manufacturing city died to Ia aged
III wears He was the head Oi the house Of David 5.
A
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
COMNOTION AT BELGRADE.

IEIIIAOI JIy % I7'''
II is rumorcd that ministerial crisis is inpend-
ing as the Skuptsclina has confirmed ihe election Oh
NJ. Gaiachanimc leader of the Conservatives al
thoueh his confirmation was opposed by the Govern
meut.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

EARNINGS OF TIE IRON MOUNTAIN RAILROAD
ST. LOUIS, July 6.-The earnings of the st.
Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad for June
show Az increase OF $4,000 17a per cent the
CORES vonding month last year.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
ENGLAND AND TIE TURKS.

CoNsTANTINorLL, saturday, July :, 1871
The arrival Of the BRITISH fleet III BesiNa Bay Is
REGARDED with great dissatisfaction 10y influential
Turks who consider it simply a. si.n that England
!. nrcpofIu1 tn seize her share Of the puuGer.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
p Q SITS G RIP T.
3:l5 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN Ne IS.
THE BULGARIAN CAMPAIGN.
TIE RUSSIANS HALF WAY To TinNoNA-IliE TURhs
CONCENTRATING AT sHUMLi.

THE BULGARIAN CAMlAlbN.
TIE RUSSIANS HALF WAY To TiRNoyA-niE TURKS
CONCENTRATING AT sHUMLi.
LONDON, Saturday July Z, 1877.
A telegram dated Smnitza, Thursday, July D.
saws: "The bridge which has already been spoken
of as weak does not equal TO the strain of the
immense traffic 1t has already gwen way twice
causing a delay of a few hours The Russian al
vance is about half way to TirGova, which the
Turks seem to have abandoned, and Afterwards re-
captured.
II is said the Gar, in conversation with Col wei
lesley again touched the promises with regard 10
Constantinople originally made i'll conversation
with Lord Lotus.
1t is reported that the Turks are concentrating
about Shumla in order to take the Russian advance
70 the Balkans in the flank. The Russians VIII
probably 90 forward until the Turks come out OF
Sbumla and then face about and give them battle
in the open country.
THE RUSSIANS MOVING
Renters telegram from Bucharest says the 10000
Russians who have crossed the Danube at Sistova
comprise 10000 cavalry and 300 cannons. Aoou'
so 600 more Russians concentrated between
Simuitza and Tumu-Margureh The army wLl'h
crossed Mt Sistova has been divided into three
bodies the principal of which is marching on Kust-
cbuI, and the other two toward the Balkans and
Nikopolis respectivey Gen. Inaticif has arrived at
the beadouarters of the Grand Duko Nicholas at
SistOva.
The Czlrewitch will take command OF tle Ieit
wing of the army Of Bulgaria.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
{ ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Comfort and economy IN washing and bath
ing arv secured Jy the Use Of PYLEs q. X. SOAP
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

Dropsy and DrOpsIcal Swellings can be eff
eciualiy moved by DR. JAYNEs ATEAIYE II eraiicaes
the sh,0at ug the absOrbeus into hea liy ac ~
aud by assisting Ia Performance Of their natural
I'm
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

DYsPEPsGA.-Bad feeling after eating, hatu-
lca,y aLG hradaC Zines, mel nchoy b"4sh cohst-
ua1I nervousness, a; y, bad temper and miserable
telling Throughout; an tis is dJspeps auc ie bes cur ever
for IL Is VAN 81 sKIRAs lNlGORANL % cents Depot
Is NrsnYsf
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

LoNro,. g tltja' jay Z, 1877.
An interview between tAe Emre.ois OF Germany
and Austria has been finally arranged 10 take place
at SazbuIg. The date Is not yct liked.
FOR otter FoTeigH Ners zee F".t rage.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

KEEP THE BLOOD PURE by using DIR. JAYNE's
AtTEKtttyt and you drive from the ma ietn,
ecrntS. which, II left themselves viii eventually develop
sHrasst-
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
CORRESPONDENTS INTERDIGTED.

L0NDJN, s.tu. CJs, Jul :, 1871
II is stated at Vienna that al representatives OF
press have been ordered to leave inc Russian head
ouaTftIs immediately.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
ANOTHER LETTER FROM Mrs. C. KRAPF.


DR. RADwAY- SIR; take thc' liberty to edr - yon
nv health is reaty improved by 'ne use 81 your me
Of the tguurs emit gone and ic u" rtl
Is nearly Dropsy sone, nealI s lnpr"v ne Ann ~
decreasing fa-t. uai great AIS
ths summer inquire wOld, rfu medicine
OHIO. from Canada three rom
Tac son quite nunbc. from thia place Win gfea -
sn.et 4.
We arc well ac .uaintcd with Mrs. G. krgpi She iu -
umale lady very bcney eni Size has O' eh tr means
sling many bottles, OF tnr Resolyrnt Oy me D'ssssN
ann Arbrr to persons afflicted with INTERIM, tumnf We
nave heard wonderful Effected hv g. Yours 70
specially, EbEAbNh 4 20
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

A PLEASANT AS WELL As PROMPT
method removing toms OF cole exhibited by cldro
s to give MILK MAGAEslA.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
The MUTUAL Life ms. Co,
OF NEW WORK

are ROW lOaning money at q per
cent. OH EsORd aglsi Mortgage. On
approved productive real prop
eTay i'm the State OG New York,
upon the basis Of present rcla.
tive values OfCash and property.
No legal expenses are charged
borrowers i'm this City and
Brooklyn, beyond those paid out
by the Company for actual dis
burscments.
Applications for loans may he
made OH the forms provided by
the Company, and addressed TO
T. s. Winston, President, l46 BrOadway, ny.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNuTs IN
BROADWAY.
o.m 20 Noon 70 3p NJ. g.. Midnight C7'.
tru.Sf The fdv. g.. I1wrtL 20.
Average, rs sane day. 1876. 1915.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
MORE TROOPS FOR ARMENIA.

VIENNA, Saturday, July Z, 1877.
Next week about 80 600 Turkish troops Will EN-
bark for Tr.bzond to reinforce the army in Armenia
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
MONTENEGKO PROTECTED.

LoSDoS, Saturday. July 7, 1877.
1t is rumored at Vienna that, by the advice ol
Austria, kind of informal arinstice Will be est'D
ushed in Montenegro, both sides maintaining the
defensive.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

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