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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GREAT WAR.
HOW MATTERS STAND IN
ASIA.
The Eombardment of Plevna Re-
newed.
MISCELLANEOUS EUROPEAN NEWS.

vienna, Oc.. II.
AkshofY. chief OF the Moscow Pan
slavist Society, has been arrested for
strong language against the Govern
ment and dynasty. Advices from
Warsaw state that insurrectionary
movements are spprehended in Rus
sian Poland since the Withdrawal Of
troops. An Imperial proclamation has
already been sent to the local autbori-
lies for publication on the first einer-
gency, calling y. the peasants to assist
the Russian GovernInes.. ssainst the
towuspeOple.
LONDON. Oct. II.
A Vierna correspondent states that
Greece demands hat the Greek flag
shall he formally saluted on the citadel
at l4srlssa, as repsration for the recent
attack on the Greek Consulate. The
Porte objects to this, because OF the ex-
element which such n salute would
cause among the Turkish population.
No apprehension il entertained OF a
collision. which. as in Seryia's case,
depends on events at the eat of war
The sieamer Olga has arrived at Fal.
mouth. and reports that she vas III
PEELED TO abandon the Cleopatra Obel
isk off Cape F.nisterre on Sunday
night. during a tremendous gale. The
crew on tie craft which contained the
Obelisk were transferred tn The Olga,
but not until The Olga had lost her see.
ond mate aud five hsuds, in her en-
deayor to rescue them.
BUCHAREST, Oct. IL.
The bombardinent OF Pievna has re-
commenced along the whole line, and
IN action j. Imminent. Russian adj
vices report large numbers Of Turks
deserving from Pleyna. 1t is stated
that Osman PashA's communication
with Sophia has been cut. Suleiman
Pasha j. concentrating all his forces at
Hadikoi.
LONDON, Oct. Is.
Diton, the engineer who designed
the abandoned caisson in which the
Egyptian obelisk was being lowed To
England, expects the caisson will drift
seward and be picked up. The Cap
tain of the Olga thinks the caisson was
in a hopeless condition when aban-
doned.
A Vienna dispatch says Mukhtsr
Pasha's defeat makes further opera
tiuns by I>marl Pasha against lgdyr
out of the question, and if he does not
retreat promptly he may share the
fate of Mukhtar. The Alsdga divis
ion OF The Russian force at Arabian
will not remain idle longer. The Rus
sian march on Erzerorm ma he tried
again this year.
The steamer FiiZmaurice recovered
the Cleopatra caisson 90 miles north oil
Ferrol, Spain.
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COAST.
Blue Lake Water.
NORTH END ASSESSMENTS.
Two Suicides and a Young Man
Drowned.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10.
The Board of Water Commissioners,
their counsel, ex Governor Haight.
engineer Colonel Mendell, and Messrs.
Hayward and Rose, principal owners
of the Blue lakes water scheme, were
in session tn. day, and the Blue lakes
scheme MAS formally accepted. II
will take some time to prepare con
tracts and specifications, and also to
examine the little 10 the water rights in
Alpine county. After this is done the
whole matter in detail will be submit
ted to the public.
The Sierra Nevada levies an assess
ment Of fifty cents per share; delin-
Quent in the office November 2lst.
The Union Consolidated levies an
asssessment of 25 cents per share; de-
liDquent in the office November 10Th.
Frank L. Baugh, aged IL years, and
a pupil of the school of Designs in thus
city, was drowned while bathing to-
day near Point Lobos. The body has
not been recovered.
The body of Fernando G.. Watson
WAS found on Mission Hills this norm
ing with a revolver lying beside il. and
a bullet wound in the left side of the
head. Deceased WAS an expressman
by occupation. The suicide is attribut-
ed to drink.
A Spanish woman named Jesus
Carales, died this morning from knife
wounds self inflicted on Monday last.
She lost her children some months
ago, since which she has been much
depressed in spirits and several times
threatened suicide.
a Collision Results I'm the Drowning
of n Woman.
COURTLAND, Oct. Is.
Yesterday morning a collision oc-
Cured at the head of lhreo Mile
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
FRIDAY. OCTORER ~. 1877.
rmE SILVER COMMISSION.

The Silver ComHission. of which
Senator J.. L. Jones, Of Nevads, is
Chairman, ksve co,u pleted their re-
port. A synopsis of the document.
Including the conclusions reached,
will be fouad In our telegrapbic COL
uwus. The foil report makes rs
t,ages Of printed matter, and must be
a. exhaustive as it appears to be able.
1t strongly advocates the readoption OF
the double STANDARD. and points out
uscst clearly that the depressed times,
with all the attending ills that have in
fiicted the country since 1878, are d.
rectly ;raoeab,s to the demonstration
OF silver. The reasoning and logic OF
events leading up to this view Of the
case appears at q glance TO be not only
sound but incontrovertibie. The re-
.torstion Of the double. standard aud
the authorization Of the unlimited
coinage Of silver constitute the more
important recommendations of the
Commission. The report is to be view
ed in the light Of n Of the most i'm.
r,ortant documents given TO the public
in a decade, aud we have no doubt
that it will create a profound and IA
vorable impression on the country.
As touching the future veal of Nevada.
it treats of a subject of the utmos
moment to our people.
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DIED.

Raby Hill, Oct. lS-William Baldwin, u na-
tive o. England. nged IA years.
THE funeral will take place from the
Episcopal Church at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Friends and acquaintances are invited to at
tend
Virginia. Oct. l5-Wm. E. Shipway. a native
Of Cherry Valley. oswego county. New
YORK., aged . years.
Virginia. Oct. I5-Michael n. Walsh. a ma
tive OF the city Of Cork. ireland. aged q
years.
Austin. Oct. Johannes Paulding. aged 50
years.
Austin. Oct. BINARY Ellen. daughter of
Mifhsel ami Catherine D'kourke. a native
OF San Francisco. aged Is months aud IL
days.
Reno. Oct. l3-Robert. son Of ii. NJ. and
heehel Cohen. aged ! years.
klso, Oct. y Clsudia Alien. daughter Of NJ.
X. and Matte :. Givens. aged II months
ard | day.
Gold Hill. Oct. Is james Seehsn.
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Small and the schooner Angel Dolly,
which resulted in serious damage to
the schooner. The Captains wife, Mrs.
Pierce. was on the schooner, and as
she saw the steamer approach, she
jumped overheard and was drowned.
The body was not recovered. They
we're married but two months. The
oman was formerly a resident Of this
place; aged IL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-19

A weMAN has been sent to the Pcnl-
Tertiary from Washoe county, for
srson. Her engagement Is for one
year. The P~epitentiary, we believe.
has no other female occupant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-19

IN THE SENATE, yesterday, the Gre
dentials Of Judge %Spoford. Senator
cleo. from Louisiana. after a sharp de.
bate, were referred TO the Committee
on Privileges and Elections by almost
n strict party vote. Judge Davis. OF H.
linois. voting with the Democrats. 1t
has been thought all along that Ad-
ministration Senators would vote with
the Democrats 10 seat Spofford without.
a contest, and thus prevent the calling
up OF unpleasant "Reminiscences. The
action bad yesterday would seem to
indicate q discrimination on the part OF
the Republican majority to probe tie
Louisiana sore to the bottom.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-19

Jusr received, a splendid stock Of fresh
patterns of cashmere shirts. The best assort-
mentin the country ard prices very moderate,
at the GOLDEN RULE STORE. o3tf
0SE PRICK and fair dealing il the system of
business at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
o3-tf
ALL the fsvorite brands Of Tobacco. in
smoking and chewing. and an excellent quail
ity OF domestic and imported Havana cigars,
at the GOLDEN RULE STORE. cheap for
cash. o3-tf
SHEET MrsIc to order. at the GOLDEN
RULE STOKE. oS-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-19

THE Carson Tribune INDUCES a
hearty growl at the sluggishness OF the
business men of the Capital, and points
to Reno as living evidence Of what en-.
terprise can do. Come, come Deacon
how could you ever bring yourself to
admit that Carson has a superior on
earth? We never heard before Of such
recklessness-from q Carson man. Be
or you may yet admit that
Reno Is entitled to the State Prison.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-19

isting deficiencies in appropriation for
the navy. Referred.
Davis. of West Virginia, submitted
a resolution appointing a special com
mittee to investigate alleged differences.
alterations and discrepancies in The
Treasury reports. Davis explained
that he thought there were forced bal
ances. Ordered printed. and tabled.
Davis will call it up early and submit
remarks thereon.
Speaker Randall will form the CON-
mittees of the House Mt his home in
Philadelphia, where he may he free
from interruption.
The Riot rroubles-Thc President
EmforcIng the civil service Or.
der.
New YORK. Oct. IS.
The Special Produce Exchange Com
mittee, appointed to consider the
claims of The Pht~burg riots. ecoui
mended the rejection of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company's proposition,
aud that suits be commenced against
the company and the county Of Alleg-
hany without delay.
A Herdld's Washington special
says: The President has decided to
remove Mahlon Chance, United States
Consul at Nassau, Bahama Islands. on
account of the violation OF the Civil
Service order, in taking an active part
in the Ohio campaign.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-19

Hon. G. e. GOODWIN is temporarily
absent from the Enterprise. Captain
q. G. Lyon Is doing the laundering in
his stead. The Captain is no SLOUGH,
either, as q writer OF ''crushers."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-19

WONDER what the Reno papers will
do for subjects when the fair Is over.
They have generously bes meared that
solitary theme with printers ink dur
ang the last six months. Powning has
been . little mixed, AZ between the fair
and imaginary Republican states, has
divided his energies, SO to speak, be-
tween those abs orbinR themes. but his
evening contemporary has never once
taken his eyes OF the gun.
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MARRIED.

Eureka. Oct. IL, by Rev. Father Mopteyerde-
Captain }. Z. Colgsn to Miss Annie Cos
grove.
Eureka. Oct, IL, by Rev. J. De La Mstyr-
NJ. q. Cnyanaugh to Mrs. ). b. Fay.
Virginia, Oct. l5-Anson ). Benner to Marga-
ret Bowie.
Austin. Oct. l3-Robert Marsh to Miss Maria
Moss.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-19

Mr.. HARRY MIoHEIs. of the Morn.
ing Appeal, is said to he connecting a
novel. something intensely thrilling
or humorous. but whether We are to
be made to cry or laugh has not yet
transpired. But oHr word for 1t, it
will fetch 'em. no matter which lead
it works. 1t il In him 70 spin . reada-
Bile story In almost any vein.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-19

TIE residence of State Treasurer
Schooling MAS burglarhed a few
ings since. The cracksman did not get
into the main building. but assessed
the basement to the amount of g barrel
of sugar.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-19

THE Coms<ockers are becoming a
little jealous OF the yield of bullion
which the Base Range of Eastern Ne
vada IL turning out, and they call it
'stuff." The product Of Eureka Dis
trict is not quite pure gold aud silver.
but it makes up in quantity what it
likes in quality. Stock Report.
That's so; and what is more, there
are mines in Eureka District that yield
ores much richer in gold and silver,
to say nothing about the lead, than
anything yet produced by the Com
stock. The lead is no detriment; it is
merely so much added TO otherwise re-
mu%perative ores.
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Among Brigham Young's numerous
wives there was not u who could lie
ranked as a really handsome woman.
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BORN.

Virginia. Oct. l2-Wife Of C.. 5. Wilson, a
daue liter.
Battle Mountain. Oct. I2-Whe Of 4. ID. Ls-
MARIE, a son.
Reno, Oct. ll-Wite Of T. V. Julian. a daugh-
ter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-19

DAN DE QUILLE of the Territorial
Enterprise has been elected u member
of The Sazersc Lying Club Of Austin.
Mr., De guile is the only Nevada jour
naiist who has attained this di>tinc.
ton, but this fact is by no means q re-
fec ion upon the credentials Of others.
-[Eichange.
A prophet is seldom honored in his
own country. Fame is q thing that no
fellow can count on to a certainty.
The only Nevada journalist" indeed.
What about Mr.. Hart, of the RereIte,
the boss Sazeracker of the universe;
the man who planted the Austin
branch, and who has fostered it at all
seasons with an extravaganza Of exag.
gerstion unsurpassed in the worlds
history since a certain Baron, Mum
.chausea by name, gave up the ghost.
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PERFE CT FITS r

A full assortment of custom-made Boots
constantly on hand.
Ladies' work made up in tho best French
style.
Cerk-soled Boots a speciality. expressly for
winter wea-, with Scotch bottoms. If desired.
French dressing for ladies' and children's
shoes.
None but prac ical work. men arc employed
ut this establishment. 6
Eureka, Oct. rs, 1877. cleft
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EASTERN NEWS.

ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
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NEW TO-DAY.
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COURTLAND Oct. lS.
Yesterday morning a collision oc-
CURED at the head of Three Mile
Slough, between the steamer G.. NJ.
, 1877-08-10

[ngs. IAN unusnay fsr:e number of large sehoon.
cr* wrre chartered ycrttFdAy At :s!.c IN cofn Ia
En1nIo ...Thcrc hna been nuEte !arvc falling on
In chnrth excursions The lake this season "A
compared with last. The Achr Angutta. The ramc
that rnn lnto and sank the snr LaY E1u!n Ia 1sto.
of Wankepnn. arrived here from Cleveland 1ehtcs'
day. ..t}n!te feet Of lnmlrr-ls1cn craft csmr In
yesterday, and targncs went of ltrely. Ten sea.
sc1s werc on tho market m tho evening. During
The day ton cstxoes Of bark asrivca.
0rHEH ronra.-The echr T.. G. Woodruff has
been bought By Cleveland parties on p. t....1he
revenue cnttes Perry IN undergoing repairs Ut
Eric ...The Anchor Line prors Campttc1l and
cnmrs In very t!ow. 10th hy rail and canal. and :
1n.nrr Of vessels arc waiting tor targocR... *chr
Elizabeth tnnes has arrived In Buffalo leaking
r1t.l!tiy: She had corn IN boAnd. .,..A dispatch
feEe!seh yettcrIey announced Tint tn" stmf
f,nnfnrlahH had hecn nntItH 06 1sle floyalc....
4 lafrc number 0f vessels at klnCstnr. Og1rns-
burg. nntl this pnf, rays the Drwegn Js'af*. are
lnoknV TOR retnfn cnfRUcs. There frcns 10 he lit-
tlr 'r M ctll m tht Inhrket, for shipment west,
s' thr indications are that rates will decline enn.
sHlrrahIY. Lornf frc!ats from C.cyciana tn ch'
eago ntc better than from Ru1aln othfcsgo which
naTlly nwing II the fact thai Euilatn,s coal IN
anthracite. anil les, pf II tn t,n TIM. NJ the 1ris.
man raMt than nf The htntn'nons shtpprt ffnm
CIcrt'ana., .schr Saaco arrived At buffalo Tues.
day with cargc, Of pfEc t'tat* terilncd for isct-
po0l on Though contract frnm MAni-ttr. Hiram
II. smith. rnnslRnee ht thai pHfnk. va" aupertH"
Tending ts transfer 10 Cana hnata to b. Inns fnt-
war1ttl yin canal 10 Scw Insk. md ihrncc by ycs'
scl to Liverpool. other carsots nrc 10 follow.
, 1877-08-10

The following were tho arrivals md ciearanets
for the twensy-four honrs ending al 10 o'clock last
night
"a. ,s9es S1e L. saSas:; ssss s
51 aoa.r sHs rrs ..s sn, i" '.a,t .n r
ss:s sssssuss Ss sssSsss: @' i..!:S
s.: .o*i,!s ,:tot*s i,anis,f. M".k:ron iummf ia4.
%s'o ..r.s :oa.o y'9 ian,e4. ss'!os
5a 4 S; ssf r%Ssi; 81
e. G"f r. il :a. s Hs %sanSt ;.i kfEs: IT,
Na:k*sca: ismbtf; ;Ains!sI;, $iakss;n laisir5
s ss:r; S!ss e'':$S ;: s:"' s;; s;Ss: S $sa
}sa; ES ;; sss 's s :sn; sls@. . T@.sSis I'll,
Es; '';: as?; |S%! ::s :ss
.fE rs ssaa s.a ar S' i se4, II rstr c:sic
$s:;$y nsS; %s s,;k' %:i s, $:
!s: TssJI s : M s%' S
:. '''S ;s:: .sa ss:;; s$S;
ssissar. Tsn.x.te5 lS,rt: Geat..t ,!Ms,::
sss Es; an!se' nESine Rsn.s" "!$ ss
ssss sss se' ssaazz eaz IT,. sst c,. - nso Il
i: Ioyers Es:sn.'a; tron ~. itxs Otk. Nan!.t-c.
o'ssSs o:S *' 's
M;S ncf, Mtnonss e. G. S;.nr '1F 4 @ eoS wn:
T. r.. 9, w %.t ss! SsR "ssn ss5 i iusrS %ss
%sssa. iamSes. H;sass: isoi.as, iameef; $ii..skes
sssis i Sss;; $ssj;: s[s Fs;i:s Ss
I'll; :i Ss.s p T .sfs II! s!e 4 a.;
1nckr. Ml1 =. tfU corn, fro2 IT, fIurd, tIaneocx,
, 1877-08-10

thnt the eity'a employees were to BE- pail. lie
therefore moved 10 rcier The hrfer tn tlie Finance
Cnnuttee, for definite Information on this
subject.
The report was SO refc,Fel. Ct.
Aid. Throop introduced tue following drill
nance:
ssc. !; There shsil be paid to the People.
inc CIV er chicsao by tsid Company m ny i9"n % Drt
ls;n. to MAY !. iT7t. n The rntc of $: pr 1.otD
saef T1 :hs es a =, s hssf
ix5ss 2 NY !, i$zs, It tSe Isis q II. 1 II; p:f
b. made nj The expiration OF each quarter.
sEc. 2. All ordinances orders, md rrtontlon>
of the CITY Council N conhet Of Inconsistent with
this ofIiinanre. hfc hereby fc1ehlct.
skr y. This ordnance shall be In fnrcc from and
After its rafraRc.
AID. Thrs,p said he hoped Tho Councl! wonla
now settle the gas question. liz was satisfied
ttat the city wOul'! have to pay $3 per ,0O [ect
Until 1t did ecttlr this matter. II would never
get gas any cheaper. Az IL was Chirng0 was
getting Its qua cheaper Than any other ctty ~
the country. Il t;se Conngi' ,iclcf,ntncd TO .et-
difference In tho settlement would be- t40tno pr
&Il000 which Gould te aavctl by n1opting his
order. This would scttle the matter up to May.
1s7s.
On motion Of Aid. Gilbert, tho ordinance was
referred 70 the Committee Oh tlas.
Aid. White submitted an offer of Aiken Il
Charles to light the strcct.an,ps with oi at tho
ratc Of 80 per lamp per rear. Referred to the
Committee on Gas.
nEa1u At ONCE.
Aid. Gilbert offered the following:
Rtsotrtd, That It 10 tho sense Of this Conncil
that the Department OF Fnbatc Works should at
once prncccd to AiscrttRc for bids for building tfr
foundations Of the cty's part OF thu 1ioefe
according 10 the plans and specifications agreed
ur0n, provided thcte u sufficient amount to The
credit Of tbs C'ty.iIall Fund u 'lo 60.
Aid. Ballard said there were no plans nErced
upon. ny.l moved " refer the resolution tu the
Committee un Public Buildings. Carried.
Aid. Cullcrton mnvcd that tho same CONF
mittcc be Instructed to report ut the next
mcctinn upon all subjects referred to It relating
tn tile construction Of Tho Gtty's portion ot thu
Clty-1ln.l and CouEt-fiouBc Carried.
Aid. Cullcrton alsu nDvcd that tho Cdmtnit-
tee on tias Gc Instructed to rcpUrt Mcxt Mon1aY
ntght on all matters referred to 1t.
AID. Gilbert moved. ~ All amendment, that
the Committee on Gas 10 instructed to report
the i!rst Monday In September.
Aid. Culcrton said nc Tas inclined to Rccept
the amendment aud vote for It. although, by ~
doing ho would lay himself liable to the charge
Of favoring the gus companies. lie thought liz
could endure that, however.
Aid. McAulcy anl others ob1eeted to this gas
question being deferred 20 long, and urged q
prompt settlement Of the difficulty.
Aid. Gilbcrt'a motion was lost
Tic Council then adjourned.
, 1877-08-10
PlkUPOkAt.ks
DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR,

lIFFtcK oT iKpfAN AtrAtEe,
WAsHlNHrt,x. july ~. 1871. {
Sealed proposa1l, tHa0fHrd - lygp4MntA for hour,
F4. tho t,ay htl, and direct Cd 10 tho
tntllnlNlurrr u 1niiian Affair.", cxrp MaJ. IS. il,
liuKtrA y ~. u. i. A.. hioux tttr Ia. will be re.
crtse.! until ~ III, Hf Wrdht sday, Auv =: tk77, Tor
furnishing Scw furk, IhfadelphA. HalttnuF. Chi.
supplies fnr Tho Indian arTTlcc, yIxi
:.tfTun U ruuuts Ut lout,
t.+bAnn po1u.ts nj rt,r1,.
:AsIttfI p0flillB Ut w{ltAt,
,slnn :s'unds of salt.
.tatlh putlntls 0f saKxr. .. .....-
ters md snthf supplies hardware. stationery farm.
Ing tu.plculr Of transportation wood, hay,
rt etc.. iris 0f wn!ch can ht had On application 10
1. u. ktn-stS. " Clinton. plart. Srw YORK. Nal.
IInghrs sioux tfty, Cart. VI. u. TAsA Che refine,
ta: charles Nc!,iarc, II, Psut sfaJ. John Il liax:
kttIt, tIun1 ala, aud the 1hdtsn {,fiFre. F'-'
lhr bits " III ie opehtd n lh. presence Of the pnr-
chuAnx cunmItee Of Tito Hoard u in,itan Eoulfni1
tanrrn and u HuIciy hpSGbfEH At the hour sbUso
na,ts. il.i!tcrs sTe ins!teI t. IL present.
EaEi bid give tlt nars p4E1lea aleFrste1
In OF paEt!r. IT, and nll have copy Of this 1ITer.
~rsou Nto have Ia 4Hy trspect defau!tri ia anT lid
hrert k1.v Ir ajIh h,is snw nj a. Mi
, 1877-08-10

DrrrALot Ang. D.--1.ake frcichta-Charttra.
sehr aasco, lnsnbcr, LAY City to Chicago, at slbo
per t,ou.and and return load; Nanisce To 1}udalo.
deals and timber. Mt g. 10 fnr deals and 81. o., fos
boards md timber; tehr Ellen Theresa. raifroai
tca. lear Greek II buffalo. l0c each: rcr j. r.
each: II. Cummings. rail- to Toledo IN hnllnst.
cteare4-l'rop t;anstso, Green lay; ;:tlo hi br|a
eas" lid | i,r!s cement % an snl.!er: .clr William
KnvnoI.l Detroit. GUO tons coal: Hc,,r lurco. Gil.
cauo; tehr ucorge Murray. Chicago, 12a TONS coal:
Phantom. Aahiatna: echf Harvest Queen. Ette /:
schr II. ]. t,ulnnfnEs. Tolcdo: tchs ctr Of She.
oyyEAn, Racine; b1rXn Ie0dn1 Stewart, Bay City.
, 1877-08-10

SPFt7dT DEfpd3th "a 71s 7FTtNHZ.
PoEr 1Iuaox, Mct.+ Aug. O.--Down-rEops
}nehcc, d. ". Powcrs. Bertachy, Wcttfosn. Arc
tic, Oswcgntchtc. John Owen and raftt Fcrs but
cncr Boy, Typo, Homer, stampcde. Swallow, Pen.
eankco, Lizzo 4. Law, White Cloud, n. II.
Rounds, Cleveland, ". Lawrence, swcten, ASS
Ch,,ds, C. K. Minis, Sligo. Sam Flint J. $. 1slrh.
ards, City Of Chicago, Mary Lyons. Prince Alfred.
Ep-rrnps tlcnton. Holland. Champaign. Pacific.
Celtic. Kcrrl,aw. ldahp. Fafrbank. Sarals, Hav
City ard barges, sAIfna and bargea. Wetmore aud
con.ort; fchrs Dick Somors, Cecclta, Montpelier,
Riverside.
-lcIn4l.-xn1tt, rn.1f1n. ,rcntter hnn
, 1877-08-10

the Csark-strrtt Methodist Church, rorrrr nf
Clark MD Washington streets, should tt nj
trnrtl ny them II they Ierfr" to Ec'trr msn in
the interest Of the lot owners as Trustees 10
take charge CT the permanent fund for the ner::
petual care OF tht: lnt~ In sakl cemetery, ansl
rptts Of t!le Iot-owncra only can ect','rr this.
4 Lof-QWNHn.
, 1877-08-10
R0SfHItL.

70 tn EdQ01 q 1As IT16UN4.
CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Ail OF the tot-owners in
the Roschlii Cemetery ought to b. aware TINT
the meeting called In accordance .th the charter
b. the Secretary OF the corporation to ba held
Friday afternoon at 40 u ths lsetu1e-sooM Qg
, 1877-08-10

8nsefuf l]ispHirA to 7hs Tribune
MAnqrArrE. Mich. %. .AHg.-Arftyed-rFop Fay.
ctto; schrs KIM Sisters, suu!stsa.
Eleasel last night -rr0p Vienna; sche Vesons.
Cluarod to. .day--prop liayana; schss Genoa anl
uelena.
In port bound down-FEop Pcerlssa.
FlEacd ti1wn--MixyopFi.
Mtnd-NpfthWoet.
, 1877-08-10

1se,vnre OF sttcky, filshy,
GOOD muddy co,nnound*. r. covered
NEWS .tsrstarrrs. cecs ,Ti,rr nni.s
NEWS pntnt ana 1alub ihs hair for
NEWS sho itn.oi nn.l they art- p1isns.
FOR hrni,, ,'iscns"". R@es' nj" oao
THE t.,.--.
BALD INN md Irr,,1 x.n',r f,.3r s..it;,
BALD tMs pure, 'cienn ru*tnrn&lvr,-
1.ALD Lf0S,S lk.ATltA1lsDH. This
AND r ,,n, ~ IL PIX pefArnt;;1n t,pt a9Ss
GRAY tcssFtsy il, but 81 rt,srs il hnc}t
GRAY to new life by natiarc'n own
GRAY nr4c n,e, 1*Hs y" .!. my ~ Masnaafon Carts
GRAY liz. - oA
, 1877-08-10

OIIANUF OF KJU'TF.
Props Wtns!ow and 81. Loaia, Of the Union Lake
Superior Linz. will. during the balance OF tho sea-
sou. cxtcud thc's trips to Duluth. Tbs AtlantIc
viii ply between Houghton sud Duluth. and viii
stop ut all ports. 4 large contract 10 tsansport
Fntlrcat frIIl from Eris 10 Duluth has touh,je,s
had something 10 do in bringing about the change
ahaYa nICntIQlfds -. --'