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, 1877-03-20
THE CITY-IIAIL.

The Comptroller yesterday Issued revenue war
rants to the amount Of 9l5, 600.
The Mayor was absent from his Office yesterday,
teIng kept at homo by neuralgia Affection In his
head.
The Treasurcr's receipts yrstcrday wore 81, I'll
from tho Water Department aud &053 from mis-
cc1laneous sources.
The htst dry Of tho week saw recorded four
dcaths from scarlet foyeF. Tho new cascs reported
yesterday werc at Non: 152 South Morean. o. Chi.
Peck court, 703 DAMN avenue, 9Yd Indiana nscnne
attccts.
Huilding permit, wcro issued yesterday to G. 8.
10 eost to b. sn fset n sss, ana osase
nt No. ~ West Erlc street; to 4. +; Stevenson
9 aa. 70 aa e ss'1 e
Il Nos 4ss an III No1th c!a1k stfcet s' ' ''a''u
turned DELINQUENT BY The CITY Collector 10 tho
$SssE eSe'f5 e oe e9 ' coeeo. 1 e. t nett Soa, s; e;
collection the warrant. Tor the opening Of Dearborn
street and tho opening and widening Of West
Washington street Upon tha latter warrant there
has beer collected :, I'LL.
Health. .Comnssfonnr Dc Wolf has requested the
Beard Of Education 70 admit no children into tho
public rchools without certificate fron, The Mcdl-
said 4 ftes ffoni scarlet feYet. Tho Hnard hare
complied ,yth the measure by sending copies Of
D0tL01 9EltcE ~ kC4CuetN WltH tHG fG1Qcet
that tho precautions named therein 10 taken.
An tho med1ca, gentlemen connected with tho
Health Department werr yesterday inviled, or
rather Instructed, e report early shs morning 1t
TIC Stock.Ynrls. They will then make thorough
Inspection at khoAc yasd4 and surrounding ntrm-
t'cs 90 the e1A Tint they may bcttor understand
what H. needed !n tho shape Of reform, mud how
thAt reform may bc most easily and cxpcditlouny
accomplished.
There were 13G deaths In tho city last week,
which II an increase Of O. over tho previous week
week in 1870. There werc 20 matcs and 75 a.
males: I'll married aud "a single; cnloFed, Tho
ages wore % follaws: Under l year Of agc, 81; D
between and Z, II between !! and 4, i betwccn 8
between 10 and 20, u between 20 and 80, Ii Gc.
tween 10 and 40. d between 10 and 20, II between
~ and 10, O beiwccn 90 and 70, between 70 aud
~. between 70 and 90. Tho principal causoa OF
death were: From aPople4y. q; 6ronchttta, q
tptesious wock, III; hamilton, D.; meningitis, U;
phthssss, 20; pneumonia, y.
Tho Steward OF tho email Pox 1fosp!tal appeared
nt the Health thco yesterday very much exercised
bctaHsc he Ind bton hard at work taking caro- OF
two men AFFLICTED With tho emnll.pQ md who,
S"nseancnt con-. uEon The disease were 'erazy - bed
no rest mud no assistance; that tho men acteil 70
WILDLY that ho waa frcqucntlT obliged 10
Hse forco 10 prevent them iron, lulng them.
selves injury Of escarlnv:. That ho had
10 null up tho windows md lock thu tioors; and,
!abor., and when OBLIGED 10 be absent from tho
ljoApal to rcport as the Health headquarters. or
20 alter another patient, tho men wcro loft nonc.
Ihcro "aH m appropriation made foe uMrxc for
tho pesf'osc and ~ aoan a. the facts Of the caso
proper person all cnuae for complaint will proba-
bly, 10 fcn,pSci 'F
, 1877-03-20
1Hs WINDSOR.

'Whero can Traveller bc sure 10 lind what ho
recda in the way OF comfortt" "At tho Windsor. :"
''Whcra Il Il 10 bo tuundf' "On Fifth Avenue,
bokweca Fosty'sixth sad Fosty. y.screuth streets,
New York" ''lsit centrally loestedf' "1t IL
within N easy walk Of ten minutes 70 tho Central
Park; ltnss Of COACHES pass tho door evcry sow
minutes; back OF It AEo ahs Fourth aYcnuo pas.
ssnsss cars. which carry you for few cents to tho
business centss Of the city, OF tbs upper part Of tho
Island Into tho broad aelds. it, bat three min
utes' walk To tho Grand Central depot, 1t korty-
second stEest ltls the best hotel in Lbs world"
, 1877-03-20
THE CRID.


Thu Importance which the Aldermen xccm 10 A..
tsc' to tho subject Of tho security ol the crib and
tho inlttatory steps taken yestcray In the Council
n,akn 1t pFobabs to suy tho least, that 'tho main
spring of tho eitys watcr.system" ~ about to un-
dsrco sevrrc aud critical examination. Gus Of
tho Aldermen says that from talk which he has had
with Mr. Kal.sr0nl. tho cEtb.kceper. ho ~ con-
fsnced lhat tho house IN The watef dues rock and
hwaY sunetlnlea vi IL alarming symptoms Vt weak
nr.s. That Il Wns III The condition pictured hy tho
letter Of Ar. nramluIt hc was NOT prutiasrl
70 say, but from what ha had heard
from lFtenha who haa made q cusllnl tn.
speclon Of tbs structure he was Inclined to think
LINT repairing af protection was Neclod. liz had
~ h!s liassrso,s plans tut breakwatcr of plIrs
cha!ueH t0sethgf Aruuns!. and at suulo distances
fron', Tho crib ~ kerp o1 tho heavy seAs aud tho
Ice, Ntth such = protection, which he thought
would curl al Vt $50 N,o tkere wuuld bs no fear 0f
4atldsn calanltty, and tho gradual scny under the
influences ot tf.io e!nla bu watche,! aud eo.lly
guaniel ayaInst. uf course the Atst thug 10 b.
of toIapcient and impartial engineers. II thctf
observations wont to verify thu statements lnaus
by Mr.. tisaMha lle SHOULD suggest that Tho break.
water Of niles be built.
The 4nt}cst has created q decided sensattoa
hnpns tue cit fzens and city officers a, attaches.
u was Tho t0u topic VI CONVERSATION at thu CtIy.
l!uil ycsttEdny. where everyone knowa and aprse-
cates tho importance ot ihe relation which tho
crit bcafa 10 the xatcf.4urp]y Of the city. Thu
officials nfu well AwaEs Ut that Inlpoftsnro, aud
will lraye nothing unlonu 10 remedy pnssfblo cx.
tst!ns evils, prevent rcoccufttce ol those evils,
and set tho ualuds OF tho peuple Ut ea&c..
, 1877-03-20
into court OF not he will bo driven thero tn deter
n,ino his Individual right to whatever tho county
mar award him.

While Mcssrs. Heath ami Wright AMI their
friends arc cnesecd IN Tho stsife for Maroraltv
honorf. i. i. McNrath, who waa nnco tnenttnnrd
away IN the County Clerks ofep, earning hf lire.
lihood By tho sweat Of h!e hrnw., iIe apreA!t TO
frTcni. couple his nano with that drcadful "dsrk
hotst."
''Jnc. sen nf =. j. Ecnrney, returned frnm
spiingac1h yesterday, where ho hns benn doing
Ecr for tho County Hoard. Id fonnd that during
hin hbsenee !" Nck'' had taken his Mace. Int ho
went to wnsk Just the san,c. There II likely 10
yet hare Ia hc called In TO cject one Of them. 4
resignation Ia In order.
, 1877-03-20
(3OLSEN,


MS CONNECTION WITH THE NEW YoRK Tn1A1s.
Mr. William, 0olscn, tho rectllcr, who was made
fntty acquainted with the public By hia connection
with tho whisky war In thIa city, has been In New
York nf 1hto aa witness In son1e prosecutions
against ono lloyd, dealer In liquor, who wns
indicted for participation tu crooked work. and
accused. among other things, Of handling crooked
goods for Chicago btstttleFs and rcctideTs. 1Icar
Ing lhat tho Chicagoan had arrived home, ro-
porter yesterday called on him At bis storo to
ccivo his vlows atout The noYd tFtnt and ita con.
ncct'on with Chicago merchants of alcohol. Tho
conversation was essentially as follows. tho minor
points being omitted for economy Of spaec:
"Thcy made quito wItaess Of you in New
ycs, they; I.ad @ nc On .he stand three days alto
"What was II all nbont?"
defendant In tho cssc; so had been spondents
In ns!1eas e., %ay 1 tos or . long g time: ,,, 80"
man. Assistant District. Attorney. did not pnt lie
ssne questions te mo in court that he did boforo
- - ,dont Understand: explain yousselt."
wsa! mean re- IT, thet & he ''s asksd me ssrsrst
not a.k mo then 4 eoald prove Il! .he. things
:oa a.ssd s Bs 1ssa eoaa rse
sworn 70 before tho Grand JHry TO refresh ny mem.
wG yas 7, as a
M s asi afsn sssfmsn Taa aea
ri p s1j;s@ ja @ T. da ssn se pas's ss .as Is
:'yon wero not, then, p..t!er'.rly well p1o.sed
~ think he was doing tho ilcht he knew, and
perhaps as mach as any one .couId e4pectot hlaw-
ss = sSs Sasssis siR efEsifd fBsi
had a fair enough trial"
, 1877-03-20

report Of The Chief of Engineers, United Statcs
tho ,nattcr under discussion, anu I dc.lse 10 ral
Tint, @ far IS nnythns mny haze E,tten or M sa'd
havs no .tont will remain undts The caro- Of tho
distinguished City Engineer. II. G.. tfaCaT0N,
Major of En9lnccrs, ntcvet-colonel United States
Aeniy,
, 1877-03-20
THE eTATE MUST TAT TIE EXPENSES
N fA6 E4lknf aH TAA Tfihttha


~ sss Editor af TAs Tribune.
CnIcAaof March 10.-Thc Hoard OF Trade, tho
p.ooneets anu tnsppets, sna we Lee'sIa.oso arc
now considering Inc qneatlon OF Etain'lhspeetAoh'
dtslro to mako u eugscstlon which f,ay have
SOM. some bearing 0n the question from legal stand
W. 1r%.,, .,.,, ~ tr.,..,,ah. n,.,a ,.
"Me'ncs grn'n snA'1 No inspected " INC poata Of
elae ary by ephsess he to
,tr,iea tSat the re:ent .y.tem j. not ,c ' bes, bnt
.na1 lue plessnt NV e"e oeslt oat
my Pfcsent purpose IL not to settle the mode, but
to inquire, who shaIl pay tho expenses Of inspcc-
tGm, .ho ate Ths iaw a.
rhIio chicagp t. ot aono tho ssorer 81 H.
shipper s1d producer afe tho saaefeft. Every
sa9snages ] In III m ;o markets M M n o sats S III
the legislature has ae rsh. 10 ~ .hat ho shs pay
fSy E. gs pt psks Of n Coz .hna tht ~
,tHst ,han not n 70 70 MS ,t Sfss,
which docs moi attach when ho seeks somo Other
market: '
foIss: q Art ALL '' tue CONSTITUTION 10 as 'ol'
Tns o,oer., A.cn,sv .b, o.,, ,av, fl, III, ,,,,.,.
S q dsF III sn Ct shippers
Nav what iocs hit n,eanf noe. !, ,noon I'm. N.
ornin arr"oS a. nnn nnt sbati h. rrsc aTnn tne
cnt5 t bnt ,ns II Ic. y S poas
ba Mie1nitY Ia H. r" tSst n 81, r. e%c!
kst. q thu Stats shall 10 open wiih squsl nd al.
faWn!Sec1a WSee Z, +, In ~. ,r,n,.,,,, l.. ~, ,o,.
hal VITA shaI INV fne Il II tc .1ncsti"n unnn..
producer aq shppe, e corn =. point
senl nv corn 10 rcorn Il II snncf ~ M tmsnse!
I'm feEs hi IL thIcaao fen u sh,escH ~ xt,1h
ijen IN thu rn1n n1,,i s1.t ~ cnmr.n r., n"tI ~
"a n. hv III 1n nmr.hnsa. %s shsr H.. " pat" X
amoant IN 9f to Zee. Thc Gencta As"en,by wi i e tss
H'sAt ~ Pe"" - A~4ssuh 4k"|A* Ahuek UGA4
in,In.e fnric., I'M nc wh1lc am,t,r- TIL. I.cn.s ~
Ths law n,uat m FOR tte nro."rtnn ~ ~. shps,
linn nv ss ~ c,r, ~ e, a. =
srriyesY ]i,tio ,rnre uf sne protectton onl thcls
would 10 no eorn Iii 10 protect. What prnseetio @
s he sst. eo wo ,f sas ehf te Ss 81
s"s a as s's,k; @ sna s, al 81 NJ
~ sat 'AG T Ill., ~ ~ " .. 'a,st W. mvy ~.
70 ~ 10 read: An sst 10 rsoside com ss1fs't tot
t he aSss not xs e soaa oS
ss!s y %sss .ss; r. r s;:s ss' o.
dVa5 tsS9 's 3ve 1s a hs
a H. 1 sT % ,otsss
E.iasipIs aad Hsks MA On ~ pfepcsty. % tSst
prHsrtSy r. wsl ans1 J. !; pfotsstsa, y,
prptcctn0 nroducer ~ al Of ta Wnbiio 1rcery NJ
~ ss hst s pn1G psys the 3
Tobhers Sen thr ,eonic ns tSc Sia;c ~ ~ ,1suoi.
by their conTsn,om tcsreS Il that I urnuccrs .hnn,
NJ n nthrr cs.s. Il H." ritismr Th nr!mrt - sr -
a palpaSls Violation oi tho Consittutiou. it Is
xo:ss n. thaa M { nothing wers ats!ap!s$: Sow, shy
aid be, w. a raya 70 eo III
LsgslInse shoala pas* laws to protect peop!o
ohvians, IN mthsr c.s.s ~. r1tmtnsi "o!ls
, 1877-03-20
PRESIDENT HAYES STATE, CARRIAGE.

Nessrs. Brewster Il Co., Of Droomc street,
New York, had the honor Of lurnisl.lng President
Hayes with his Sta.o carriage Mcssra. q. +,
ktsnball & Co., Nos. $40 mud 97a Wabash avc-
nue, hare the exclusive sale OF tho4o uncquallcd
carriages In this city at regular factory prices.
, 1877-03-20

10 ~ Editor aF TA1 TF150AS.
Ml1wAukEa, Wis.,, March 1D.-Nr. George ".
Dsamhall, IN communication to THs Talsuxx
published March u, In reference to tho lako tun-
mel crib, quotes ms a. authority In regard to the
force Of waves, and makes SONG alarming coaclu-
sfonA.
liz doubtless refcrs 10 paper "O1 the elect Of
wavo. motion on bs<skwaters, shores, etc. wilt.
tensby nc sone yeata sinee, and published in tho
, 1877-03-20

SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
Dr.. Prios's tsua aavoring extracts aso superior 20
all others bscsuse they ass prepared from eholee
sslceted fruits md aromAlles.
, 1877-03-20
THE WEATHER.

WAsnisaroa, D. c., March oo.-For the Up
per Lake Region, tho Upper Mississippi, and
Lower Missouri Valleys, slowly rising tcmpera-
turc, falling barometer, cast to south Winds,
and Increasing cloudiness, followed by areas OF
light rain or snow.
LOCAL opAkRyATi0X,
, 1877-03-20
m NA1kR

HACEEIl-Po3Ef-f}y r. r. Goodwin, on TIM
10y! tns, at tho FRY congregational Church, N..
John 3. Hacker, Of Cnlr0 l1f.s Ana Miss Fanny s.
rotry, late Of Henderson, Ky.
nALnH1N-LANE--At -Augusta. Mich, March
Il, BY thu Hey. T.: y: Van Awkin. Mr.: !. i.
baldwin and Miss Lily r. Lane, daughter Of Joseph
Lane, Of Chicago. No cards.
, 1877-03-20
CHARLIE ROSS.

kptefa' if&pdfcA to 17s Tribune
McGnEaon, 1a., March 1a.-Chasile Ro,s
father, on receiving photograph Of Il hoy found
II few days ago near Wyiu.ng with some IN.
tllaos, tclegrnplcd to-tlay that II tho hoy had
tcnr on his right side 10 bring him al onee To
Ff2ndc1nhIa.
, 1877-03-20

Tho County t.ommt.,Ioncra hcld n rcyn,.r vccu,
" meeting yesterday afternoon, rrcslacnt Holden
IN the ch'if, and present the full Board except
'fabot.
r,oon .cI, ,,r,n1 IN. n.ss, ~. ...s..
",,,a ,nu ,,., sas necessary VI nK
ood de.isn" ot tho new w conit.,iou.o. Il va. I r..
,srif ,sd ,,1aas f. s 'o'as Committee on Public sc''ce
'au ''''s:t,1.s cousrr rurs1c.4s's nrronr.
The report Of County l'lysctan, Holden for tho
!, most. morton, eranlfi,n,jpna md rxan1rsd ~
psssons o. evidences i ia'antty; Of ti!ase III
Mas t"@n to be ~ son n,n wss ss mi \,
eas and ,scrc rsnEnea to thc Asyialn On Pa
Ind bcrn uniformly euoi, tic sanitary conj,iion
Of the building l'ctng excellent, i was referred
RIG co%%i'tss ~ isSs I chatties sep sspurtcd au.
trniTS1 Frcn nsnrnsa,. i, ~ cst n.t.fon - snr
III. eo1n.. ,.os.s II 4oeatsu III may part q! mo
pilsir. '"e vi ''""'
ses1n ~. r.nx s,. nheoH1; ;., m s,,,
milling rep"fs u thsIs .,olnss, % ! proviic % ~
Tss rxsor ad e,,s nH ,ho ~ 70 ss
tiuu Of thn south i'arxs ani ,M,luyaft!s At rrsat
tcrpa,ed. Tho nursery, md arcsa.nouses wcre
mmraiaS, want' ths soex of trcss an sntbScry
tnsn. Il Iii hcv r. .,, ~ .irI t,n Mo!e5 IN
" @ 1S @ s as%:sns s Pss Sssn
dsfe % -.
,eeeipta and expenditure ot tue iioas! from Der.
i I n l. ~ % usts o. tss tstmst ren1t to Dec. l.
K1cEtl~rs
=, ~ o. an at ~ H., M OTIS
s9S md usssEe. ss.fs sss ~
FROM AfrF,f AAflnuH. thnn an Ttrt,sf '-'-7
eo,uo
lMsr'sy rFssy' & r IT,, March, is'e ~
@ stS1' i9ntT, E.tH ..i .ssfe. + s
a'u ~. MS
l,Ylj
xxrExplTrIks.
Irral .nsnscs anl asrnunf - ..':......... -.
iS!ss:., iSsss'!:f q ;1": :" III,
5:ssi Es.:t:. ;yss!.i s.:ssMsai;:."...::" asa
tux. I'D s.ioasfy. Hi
Improvement snd maintenance lnteTcst ac. 'o
tnunt loans ;....."............ 81, 4al
EaLTilse asss,'n; iut!!snta!.. :...:;..,:.. :.tsJ
est1e. 'ne'aa'us oa..e .sa tu'ue. WORK, ~.
Lr9aj rancntc Rctolnt. 49,, ,;.,....... ri
Haiafy account Id fiji
hulnTlutrnd'nx aud en4ince ............. S,i
inl!ss sSS9utt. a1s @ NIL!
.,st XIV tIIl aIa s;rauJ i.;is; an -
Wtst pi1is!oa iask suuttrrs. sni isbof nv. ''''1
fl....,.:,... .:......................... a,,e,
1n..nt. % 4 t.I'srn, au''ls'e'. 9sti
FSpsa. w. 'axrf na.n' '@sn
sesa sscoun;. @
NuTrry 4Sii
MeA;sta axeaae iMPlo.
nuaafsa1 inel4i9 ianoI aha uate9lA*'''"s''ts I9
, 1877-03-20

OF his de,th was engaged In tho hardware busi.
ness. I1ft funeral Will take place Tuesday fore
Of 9TH the asone @ 3 ratern Of Witch 'p .oeiety sss'i bo
Was member.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-11

fl3ALTTMoRE, Sept. 1O.-The German Synod
I the East of the Reformed Church of the
knited States, now holding its session at the
ion Church, was opened this morning, with
rayer by the President, Rev. Dr. J. X. We'll
ing. The charter and constitution for the
hurch, reported by the committee on Satur-
lay last, the consideration Of which was set
Town for to-day, was laid on the table. The
committee on Sunday and parochial schools
submitted report. They recommend, first,
that the board of Sunday schools be request
ed to present for the consideration Of the
Synod, at its next meeting, general plan for
a course of study in Sunday schools; second,
that committee be appointed to make an in
vestigation in relation to Sunday school
picnics.
The report is to be considered at o'clock
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-11
The Relations Retween the United states
and Mexico.

WASHINGTON, Sept tO.-Much Unnecessary
significance has been given to the movement
of Mexican troops from Vera Cruz, and in this
connection number of statements have been
made respecting the relations existing be-
tween the United States and Mexico.
The Secretary Of State mentioned but few
days ago that the most friendly relations ex-
listed, and that both these governments
were making every effort to put stop to
disorders on the frontier, and also that this
government has no reason, up to this time, to
doubt the sincerity of President Diaz in this
direction.
It is evident, by advces received at the De-
partment of State, that Diaz does not feel as
sured of the reliability of the local troops to
carry out his policy for preserving order on
the borders, and for this purpose he has sent
a detachment of his regular forces. 1t was
reported that the United States, under the
circumstances, would recede from the posi-
tion it has taken on the border question.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-11

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.--The following tele-
gram has been received at the War Depart
ment.
CHICAGO, Sept. 8.--To j.. ID. Townsend: The
following dispatch has just been received
from Gen. Ord, at San Antonio:
The following brief telegram was received
from Brownsville: "Fifteen hundred Mexi-
can troops are ready at Vera Cruz to embark
for Matamoros, under command Of Gonzales.
The professed mission Of these troops is to
enforce the terms of the extradition treaty
between the United States and Mexico, and to
assist in enforcing order on the border The
local authorities being under local influence
this measure is necessary in order that the
extradition treaty may be enforced and good
order maintained, as the central government
appears earnestly to desire. SwEETzER.'
shall go and see Gonzales ON his ar
rival. ORD.
p I'll. SHERIDAN,
Lieutenant General.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-11
The Texas Gotten Crop.

GALVESTON, Sept. tO.-The Galveston Cot
ton Exchange crop report for August Is as
follows: The character Of the weather since
August ! has been favorable In 13 counties,
unfavorable in 5, and dry and hot in AZ eoun-
ties. The weather, as compared with last
year, has been more favorable in counties,
less favorable in 81, and the same in 20.
The cotton plant is fruiting well, retaining
it's squares and bolls In 16 counties, but not
frutfng well and shedding in At. The eondi-
tion of the crop at present is good in IA and
poor in ~ countless and compares with last
year as follows: 16 counties report same. Is
q decrease of Is per cent, 26 @ decrease OF 30
per cent, while three northern counties re-
port an increase of 10 per cent
Picking has commenced all over the State,
and will become general about the 10th of
September. Worms have appeared in 81
counties, damaging six counties 25 per cent,
10 counties 33t5 per cent 81 counties so per
cent, and six counties 75 per cent, while eight
counties report no damage.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-11
Russian victory at Islevna.

LONDON, Sept. 1O.-Ihe Russians have won
10 great victory at Plevna. On Thursday bat
teries were erected on the heights surround
ing the Turkish Notifications. Friday and
Saturday were devoted to bombarding the
Turkish positions Saturday the Russians
occupied the heights Of Plevna the village of
Asehitza, etc. Tho Russian centre and right
wing had at that time approached within 1000
or 400 yards of the Turks.
A general attack made yesterday resulted
in a complete rout of Osman Pashas forces
Twenty Thousand Turks advancing to aid
Osman Pasha are said to have been inter-
cepted below Nirski.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-11
THE POSITIONS OF THE RUSSIANS.
New York Times

The Russians occupy triangle, with
their left at Pyrgos, their right at Mix
opolis, and their extreme apex at Tir-
nova. The composition and disposi-
ton Of this is as follows:
The Twelfth Corps, commanded by
the CZarowitz, who has his headquarters
at Kadi Keni, on the right bank of the
Lom, is composed of the Twelfth Di-
vision at Pyrgos and the Thirty-third
Division at Solamik. The Thirteenth
Corps, composed Of the Thirty fifth
Division, has its left in communication
with the thirty-third Division west
of Solamik, and the First Di-
at Osikova. The Eleventh Corps,
at Kodzabunar, covers the communica-
tions between Biela and Tirnova with
the Eleventh Division, and, with the
Fourteenth Division, commands the
route from Tirnova to Gabroya; its
Headquarters are at Drenoya. The
Ninth Division occupies Selvi, opposite
Loydscha. The Thirtieth Division and
the First Brigade Of the Thirty second
Division, under Gen. Schackosky, hold
the ground south OF Paradim, with
headquarters at atTepeva. Gen. Krudener,
with the Ninth Corps, will move from
Paradim and Creta ON the Turkish left
wing at Pievna. The Third and Fourth
Divisions of the Roumanian army will
form the extreme right Of the Russian
attack.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-11
Ereedus0Dr.

CREEDMoOR, Sept. 1O.-The fifth annual
prize meeting Of the National Rifle Asso-
citation began this morning under very favor
able auspices, the weather being all that
could be desired and the arrangements full
and complete. The grounds presented a bea u
tiful sight. The various regimental team
encampments and the headquarter tents Of
the British and American and Crescent City
teams, with the marques Of the officers Of
the National Rifle Association, helped to rem
der the scene exceedingly picturesque
The attendance at noon was very large, ex-
ceeding in numbers the first day of the tour
nament year ago. All the teams entered
for the various contests were present. The
first event of the day was the Judd match,
200 yards, for which there were 215 entries.
The prize winners were In the followin e
order:
M. Whitelock 33; S. S. Bumstead, 80; Nc
Reddy, 81 {; G.. ID. Hobart, 81; w. r. Rackhoff,
80; J. r. Nichols, 80; }. II. Robertson, 30; G.
+. Robbins, 30; J. ?. Warren, 30; J. l.. Price,
30; W. III. Gilden, so; w. Ferguson, 81; j. w.
Maher, 81; A. F. Fessels, 81; J. Lebonteleer,
80; Dudley Sclph, 30; NJ D. Hinds 80; G.
Vanorden, 20; George White, 20.
The Army and Nary Journal match, at 200
yards, was won by the team of the Forty
eighth New York, Of Oswego.
The Second California team shot with only
eleven men for the third prize.
| The Cavalry match, with teams of seven, at
200 yards, was won by the Washington Greys,
| of New York