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THE REASON WHY ali housekeepers and
others use the dtdGtliBj SecWFttg5 on il that no
accident has ever occurred from its use. II
is the best in the world. All storekeerars
sell 1t. Try ii. and you will have no other
Take nothing but Aladdin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-05

bOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS are in
Inc Strictest sense OF the word. an inv igorat-
Ing ard regulating cordial. IL the nerves are
tremulous and relaxed. it braces them; If the
bowels are constipated, it relieves them: il
me nVer is torpid, it promotes activity in
away the clouds; if the appetite is poor and
digestion slow and painful operation IL
creates q relish for food and enables the
stomach 10 convert IL into healthful alfmpnt
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CITY ITEMS.
1MhENsE STOCK OF HATS, JUST IN.

1MHENsE STOCK OF HATS, JUST IN.
broadway and Fifth ave. Silk Hats 81 to SIS.
Latest Styles Derby g and Helmets s1.5o to IS.
Fine quality Soft Fur Hats II 80 IN 81 50.
Nice assortment; Men Working Hats 30 cts
tO Al 25
We have at least 80 or 200 dozen OF Stiff
and Soft Hats, for BOYS and Children, in ali
Shapes and colors, including the popular
Helmet, suitable for dress and school wear,
AT all prices from IS cents To II 30, to which
the attention OF parents is particularly called,
st Lewis Popular One Price Store" 800 It'll
street, between and K.
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THE al and winter styles oCladies' and
CallIIe. s. cioaES and Ia les salts are now
~FleySd by Taylor * Hufty, $50 Pennsy l.
YaLIe ave uCU.-fidtJ.
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The above Oil can be had at Geo. RyneaI
JI.'s, $50 . street northwest. slI.3;
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yesterday Margaret Mason was appointed guar
dian e. jams VI isoH, bond, SiJ also, guardian of
Thomas Mason J1nd. 80 The last " III and tesla
mrnt and CodiCil Of Eliza VI. MOsar, deceased, was
MED for probate. H. Of Catharine Barrett
deceased account # saies # part If the peTsIna
tate fled 10y the administrator. Dennis j. Crow
lev appointed administrator II the of MARY
BTeI- Grow ley , and gave bond III the sum
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WE SELL

Per NJ.
JOiST and STUDS, medium iensths-......, Is 90
VIRGINIA PINE BOARDS, Is feet....--... ID 90
WHITE PINE CULLS, Il iu.h stock,
he-t quality l....-..-....... .. 20 90
WAsHBoARDS, WHITE PINE, dressed
aud ioin;ed edgeclesr ................... Is 90
SHELVING, Il inch, dressed ttwoJ sides. 2J 90
HARDY q TAYLOR CYPRESS SHIN
Giles, adopted by U. 5 Government on
ell work around Washington. Every
Shin e guarsu teet perfect. $50
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RUFFALO LITHIA WATER FOR
HEM ATURIA.

MdgioaE Effect Of the Buffalo Lithia WateY-Stats.
nsnt Of w. b. USiAos, Editor Of the Ksnt Nsus,
CheStsTtoCs, Nd
For over three mouths 1 have been suffering with
Hsmaturia, and number of the most eniuenI ply
s;Ciens q sary land have treated me, without APP
parent effect The loss Of blood has been lar 20 and
Continuous Not gill OF clear uri ie, TO my know
lodge, has been discharges within the tin 9 named
On The 18th CT June | laid ASIDE all medicine and
commerce. the use OF the BUFFALO LIrHIA WATER,
days ne loss af blood hdd entirely ceased and my
kidneys v ere working perfectly, as far as could
Judge. Some days have now @ apse,i and haye
haG no return Of the trouble in any form. / write
this without solicitation the kaoJc,sG of aoy
one aud only frum q sense Of duty to others who
may be afflicted ike myself,
WM. b. USILTON.
CHKsTER1owN, MD, June 10Th ISL
These WATERS, in cases OF six gallons can be
CITY. ID. q.
THOMAS +. GOCDE.
Propsieter Buffalo LithiG Springs.
aug6 &c sDn Viraihia
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THEt.EgMAN AMERICAS SAVINGS RANE
corner Crn and r streets, pays interest on de
TO,itS. safe deposit boxes for rent.
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l. L III Il Il.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We have on wharf about $50 GOO feet of Primo
Heart A Georgia BOARDS. which W. vii! Ct n for
Thirty DAYS, al $40 PR 100 feet.
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DARE Nor To TRIFLE WIrn Core

y. "a M I ~ 40 NJ FILE WITH COUG H
~ Is lnNitlng death, when safety is within
move all lrr1tations from The windpip re-
lieve the difficulty of breathing with Rdls's
fto1iey 81 HoTe10ttnd and Tar. y few doses
Will effect a perfect cure.
Pixies Pothache Drops cure Toothache in
one minute. Sold by all Druggists at Is
cents. aoe
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weather indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER, f,

Warrington. October >, ISL.
For The N iCGle sTd south Atlantic and
cast gun s'at6s. clear or partly cloudy
wtailer, ICr;htrly winds ard rising barom-
eter.
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A MEXICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH.
A General O9ce, corner 10Th and y; ID District st
sne Arlington HOTEL ID District, ass Penn. avenue
the Lot Of July. Send for circulars.
1nstruments placed in the house OF any Citizen
q the OF pense Of the Com pany, by which certain
dsnals can be communicated 90 the ofnces above
mentioned. from which points the service required
= promptly rendered. 4 messenger can be called q
any hour, day night, any errand REQ uired
policeman, In constant attendance at ONCE day
md night, starts the house instantly hsn police
eal 10 turned In. Once In tslesrsphio command
ewo minutes after IRE alarm IL turned In at house
Meme Of doctor TO be registered ct once, can be
monso instantly dav of night. No watchman Can
aeeI on duty without being reported next morning.
II atteckod By robbers he can summon assistance a
0ece oy turning in police call, II hi regular sig.
49, ere 0ogDD0od, messenger b sout 70 know tae
Ryooon.
0yD-eoem z. Il. HUME, Preuadeof.
SOAP FINALLY ECLIPeED.
~ DOD&R DITIH6BIx. 1~uira lAoVfL
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NOTICE.
N You can find at the NORFOLK OYSTER DE
Pot. 02l street nerthwes SC, OF posise -
b. ard r. II. X. DepN, all the Celebrate n f..
ted kinds Of OYSTERS NM
Hotels, Restaurants and private fami- S1Z
lies will be served at the most ressonsb prices
oep29-3m WHITE a co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-05

THE MARYLAND LUTHERAN SYNOD
The syrOd met Wedne Sday in Jefferson,
Md, and Rev. Louis Hay, of Capitol Hill
u issiOn of Washington, from the Pittsburg
synod. was received rs a member. The pres
idents report shows that during the last
synod cal year six ministers were dismissed
from This 10 other synods, and that one &C
copied government appointment as agent
received from other bodies, six were installed
over congre cations connected with the synod
and two vacancies are reported. The cleo
ton for officers resulted in the choice of Rev.
r. =. johnson, OF Emmittsburg. as presI-
Dent, Professor +. N. Bike, of Gettysburg,
secretary, and w. FL. James, esq, of Balti-
more, treasurer. The attendance on the meet
ing of the synod is unusually good this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-05

TIE BEST HoUSFKEEP use Young's
detergent and pronounce IL superior To soap
end potash. AL Grocers and Druggists sell
Ii. fr
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GIVE ME- ANOTHER shot, WANT To
JOIN MY WIFE."-The report OF a pistol
aroused the echoes in Luthern cemetery YES
terday, and Foreman Avenius found Mr.
August Tanner, a well-tO-do tailor, of 70
Bloomfield street, Hoboken, shot in the tenn
pie and lying upon the grave of his wife.
which was empty. The injured man, on
Avenius's arrival. exclaimed, II haven't
done IL right For Gods sake give rue IN
IL, he answered, ''Glve me another shot. /
want to join ny WIFE, i cannot live without
her Tie soon became unconscious, the oul
let having passed through portion of the
brain, lodging I'm the eyeball. Coroner Car
roll ordered the man TO be remOye1 70 the
eastern district hospital in WILLIAMSBURG.
Mfs- Kramer was buried in February last.
anu ne had just placed handsome mOuu-
MINT over her felila .I;S-IN. !. Sun. IN
PROBABLE HOmICIDE IN CHARLES
SOCNIf, MD---The Port Tobacco Nd m
o,ltra1fRf says; Goa last Sunday in Cob
Neck, near Harris Lot. Nj John r. Rich
mol horse was trespSssing on the prem
iseS o. Mr. Phil Neale. M NeIle took The
h'r Tee ara tied dim to a tree; Richmond came
ana demanded the horse; Eeale ref,IssI To
give him Up; Richmond undertook IN rake
MN, when Neale stepped back In The hons
and providing himself with a loasej onn
fired upon Richmond, infiictinQ very % yara
and probably fatal wounds. The sun ,Ua q
heavily charged with bullets. DR. LSnca Sc
~ klchmond's attending physician. and he
thinks the chances are against his resovo
eTy.r
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OUR NEW
DRY LUMBER SHED

Which has a capacity for holding nearly ONE
MILLION FEET, is flied with all kinds Of LUM-
nER, well seasoned. Always dry and protected
from the weather.
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The SAWYER CAsE-MOtions for n new
Trial IN the Brook R0ddy claim case were
nied yesterday In the Criminal Court By Mr.
sawyer, MI Brooks aud Mr.. Haines. This
-, ion viii be ar gued. and n denied he ca a.
VIII go 70 the General Term on except.ons.
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Have opened this rainF in addition TO our larps
stock I'D MORE kEW PATTERNS Or Lo NELL
BEST QUALITIES.
Cottage Carpets, for Dining room and Chambers,
a. IS c. hts
Two ply Cottage. new colors, CSC. and SIC.
Extra heavy hrte ply COttage, -tri 20, Sec
Insrain Carpets, brig1t patterns, SO.
Ingram Car pets al s0c.
Extra heavy Ingram Carpets, choice patterns, OF
CSC.
Ingram, all wool, beautiful patterns, 75c.
Low ell best Two-py.
Brussels Carpets, good quality, 81.
Rnes of all kinds.
OIL Cloths, all widths.
Eo;tin CHAM Lace.
For New Styles of CARPETS come TO
@. n. TOtVSON 4 CO..
seI2t.eotr 6.2G PennSHir dniH are. near IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-05

ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
GoODS.-ThOrEas bowling will sell to NOR
row, III front OF his auction rooms, u supe-
TiOr collection of furniture, &c, comprising
mahogany mirror front and rosewood ar
mOires, plaro.orte, parlor sets, BRUSSELS car
pets, sc,
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ZEE CRyRTS

tUt 1T IN OENFRtI. TERM.
The argument in the case Of keefe agt. Malone
was concluded 70 day.
Equity COURT-JiGGge CuHeT.
l..teTday. Allen ". Allen q Neal vs.. q Neal and
Robb ". Rpbb; orders of reference Cole vs. Hcau n
c. : decree n"{ing final disposition. Guut0n -
ZeUIiHger; order rHtify ing sale. Moline W Clark:
decree pio coHit.->o. Hanson " Stephenson order
Tor dCtcEdaHts appearance. Feathers -Onaugh "
Suti order Tor substitution Of trustee. Brent vs..
Brent; decree fCr partition:
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i am now Opening large assoItmcnts OF
BEADYMADE SUITS from SO,
READY MADE OyEECOATS from sIo,
READY MADE PANTALOoNS from Sup.
MERINo SHIRTS ard DRAWERS from 81 20 ani
WOoLEa SI5oup
MERINo SHIRTS from . t. O. iocb,s.
mERISO DRAWERS rom Is 10 SIS inches.
CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, large rang, CT
sizes.
SCARLET SHIRTS ana DRAWERS Of hne qua
iuoB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-05

PARDoNEn lsY THE PRESIDENT CharIas
5onhsol aiias r elk Jones. convicted on the
Zth q May lat with WIN. Peek alias Henry
JoLhSon al John Peck alias Frank J0lu-
sOn, ard seuteuCed TO the Albany ray,i,s,,
tiary ,or one year, has been pardoEeI b. lie
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HIGHEST AWARD.
H WM: KNABE q CO.'S

Diploma o. Honor and Medal Of Merit for Concert
Grand, Pnrior Grand, Square AID Upright
Pianos McCammon's favOrtte Pianos and
Pianos from osher celebrated factories fIrtvV&vV
sale aud Kent on the most easoBsble terms Planos
sold on Lttaiments. Tuning and Repairing prom Pity
attended to. REICREHBACHS PIANOWARE.
avenue. JAMS 1y
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The attention OF business men desiring a
fire property suited TOR ice house, siabling.
storage dairy. wharfage, asphalt. grindin :
or stone crushing purposes, Tor sale or rent.
"a dire cted TO the advertisement Of Fitch, Fox
ard Co.
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IL FDS IN Fee have been filed IN the Re
cOIter Il DEEDS Office. as FOL oyFS: George
Fclisushee 10 Brio get NcIahOn. S1GT 20. lD:
2,sub- OF go. Same 10 W. II. Murphy. 500,
lot =. sub Of t."- e &. Bryan 10 John NJ.
HaLStOm, : 10. lot y. Of sub. lot !, square 81.
W. +. Humphrey To I. Summersca les.
S2t3i 20, lO' %, smiths sub. Of Tbom's sub.
OF part square south OF square AS. J. L
Barrett IL Ann TOoue, ESQ, part 10: > square
s36. W ID. Serr.H to r. n. Serrin, II 29a part
lot ., square ~. Mary j. Wright 10 II. r.
Harris. >%s5, east hall 70, sub. of part OF
Pleasant Plains.
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END or ANOTHER REPUBLICAN ASsO-
CITATION The Wisconsin State RapubIican
Association wound up its affairs and ex-
piret ora Wednesday in accordance with the
Presidents civil service order. II was Orga-
Diz1d october, l>i". ~ eltctiug the Hon. Il.
ID. EarrCD, then tiflh suditorof the Treasury,
presids n, ard ". +. Spencer. now journal
clerk OF tie tni'ed States Senate secretary
and II has rom llnse 20 time since e!ecfed
other prominent citizens OF the state tn fill
It's Cfhces. The officers upon its diSmembar-
n,eni were Co J. NJ TrUell, president, AID
Dr. j. j. Little secretary
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BLtSEErS, carpets, fsnuels, cloths,
stsWis. canton hED1olS, black cashmeres.
black aipacas. Ladies new fall dress : JOis a.
all price. cOmlO-teTs. housefIrnishinsg OOts,
table linens. white spr 5ads, shsoting cltt )rs,
at Nj. TSwSOn = Co, PSnnsy ivania ave
nUe, near .ih street, south side, -idrt.
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THE POLICE BOARD met last night Nr
BriltoT In the CHAIR. y Communication was
nd rom Mr. J r. Gaze asking that John
oCoHneH De- con- mi~>iOn "a a spacIaI
Wsfcfn'sn az Ntl'srl'> Hotel. Ire rforaSt
was grant Lieu. Vernon, Of tie detective
corps, reported that during The month Of Sep
tsmber ire total NUN Der o. arrests was 30
The application Of Lieut.. Vernon for nine
days leave OF absence was granted. Mr.
Soneryille. from the special committee on
the 9TH precinct station, reported that they
had inspected the building, and were ready
TO ACCEPT IL on two conditions: that a N.Y.;
he placed IN the rear and the cellar repaired
The contractor had promised To fnifli thrse
SeIc",CEs. The report was adopted,
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THE LABOR FxCHANGE to-day rec,IvsI
80 az plicatlf rs Ou the male side aud ~ ON
the female side. making % total OF So u,aIaS
and 20 ienaits. Places were found for a
obts inrd permanent places, ore OF them
gCing as a cham oernl2id 10 the White House
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BUILDING PERMITS have been issued by
ms ectOr Oi Buildings IhCs. Il. Eutwisle "A >
DllOWs; John Reed, repair frame dwelling
New HAM shire avenue, between l. and NJ
streets northwest, sec. Gheen * Osborne.
construct a tnree-story brick livery stable.
northwest, $1,000
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am ofeTirg also, some really desirable
RED FLANNEL DRAWERS
FOR 81 90 aud : 81,
Qualities that de;ign not keeping in stock here
after.
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMPANY
To day q certificate of Incorporation OF the
National Republican printing and pablish-
ing company WAS filed in tie oniee OF the
Recorder Of Deeds. The object Is stated, sstO
print and publish a daily newspaper In this
city, called the N1'tcq0i Republican, and Ia
do a general printing and Publishing bust
ness. The am cunt or capital is SD, go, In i20
shares OF see each, and the cOrparators are
A NJ. Clapp, AieX'T T. Shepherd, Lester a.
Baftet. Hallet EilbnGTn, Henry III. Clapp,
OWING y BabcOck. and Lewis Clenhana.
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CLOTHING.
b Il r G. AIMS.
CLOSING OUT LOTS
BOYS OyKRCoA

BOYS ovkRCoATs,
81 each,
some of them worth $40.
MINIS ovERCoATs,
Short lengths and light weights,
For es.
The above goods repr sent examinations wh-ca
wish TO get rid Of aud here they will serve ones
purpose, are really cheap.
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L. LEWIS d CO.,
Fine GrOcer1, IrH
No. ~ Bridge Street.
Our petialties-FIHE TEAS and COFFEkS.
No Liquors. Projectors of the 0phelia Sesar:
~ TERNs CASH. mAr6-tr
The Morning herald., 1877-12-05
HERALD NOTES.

"Cry marm-ny.own to the rescue !" u
the slogan At the Baby SHOW.
Mary had . little Ian" j." when her
mother caught her sliding down the bslus-
ters.
A trsnslAtion Of " Hamlet" " into Portu-
guese, BY the King Of Portugal, has lately
been published At Lisbon.
The Tissley Brothers. London, are to
make the venture Of = new humorous msgs.
zine, TO be called Nir.h, with Henry J.
Byron for editor.
Women who attend auctions seem L.
have morbid desire to buy ,hinss,-
Worcester Press. Especially when other
women wsn. them.
Nalmaison, the fsvorite suburban home
Of the frs. Napoleon and his Empress
Josephine, WAS sold by auction to Mr..
Gaulier, of Paris, for $l4s,o 900.
Gaval,i. who Is engaged in the attempt to
Proses'snsire Italy, is described BY An Italian
reporter As being as " brave, indsfasisshle,
and Jealous as Luther hinself."
A mar ia St. AlbSns on SATURDAY. las,
wsUnd coll Of lead pipe around his neck,
jumped into s rain water cis.erl and wa.
drowned. he MAS temporarily insane.
There IS crusade sssius. dancing in
Baltimore social circles. MANY youps
lSiies who are church members are drop-
ping ne Snusemsn, from their lis, Of p.r;v
erssssusc,s.
Papa Wrsrgsl, As the Berlin saulns call
ei tie old Gerersl 10 his face. persisted 10
the As. IN lying o. sofa in full uniform
instead OF going :o he'd, saying ,hs. SOL
disr mus; always hold himself in readiness
10 ~si; on his Sovereign.
A California man, on his vay ,hroush
the wsods from Shohonsh City, ". T,
20 Park place. saw VIA, he seok 70 Be dog
running through .hs urtsssrush. He pitch
ed = stick 81 !. when /. turned and came for
hin. It WAS panther. Thea the CALI
forn.s man look bis turn In running ,hrourh
lie unisrsrush. The animal did nos over.
take hiu,
The Morning herald., 1877-12-05
ANOTHER PRESS OPINION.
DOMESTIC.
INDIAN pHrREpArIoNs on TIN
FRONTIER.

psApwoop, D. T, Dec. S-Msny rumor
Are In circulation about Indian depreds,io
On the northern routes, but few can b,
traced to reliable sources. On Ss,uris,
last SIX msu reached Cook City. suffering
i0m exposure and want OF 'ood. They re,
port that their camp On the Belle Feurch,
river, about forty miles from this city, VA.
attacked BY band Of more than 100 In.
dams.
Their party kept the Indians $. hsy fo,
some time, but were finally forred 10 sbsn-
don the camp, leaving their horses. mules
And camp equipASe, in addition 10 other
property captured BY the Indians dur;ps
the hshs. Three Indians were killed, bu,
No whites were injured.
A report from another source states .hs.
hand OF Indians visited Nsdieu's Rancho
N the Cheyenne crossing OF the For. Pierre
route, and drove OF all the stock.
A heavy trail WAS discovered las, week
leading across the Bismarck rosd. A,,hs
Intersection .! the tran with the rosd the
Indians had made crude sketch Of an In
dian ami white man frs:s,pIz,ps. srr
mounted sy three SiSrs.
A rancho On The Sidney road. six mile,
from COOK city, WAS attacked recsn.iy, bu,
the people sstslsd ia;o tie woods. The In,
dams rsnsseksi the house Ali seS,.>yss s.,
the property The! oou,i frI.
The County Commissioners we've informed
oy General Sherman to-day cy telegraph.
that General Cook has oesa ordered 70
assN relief 70 :he frsish:srs AMI sis, 70
the settlements in the Black Eg,s.
pssrsvcTiys EIEE AZ ATHENS, OHIO.
CINCINNATI, Dee. +-Eish; OF he p-in-
eipAl business houses AMI :wo dwellings !,
Athens, oss, MSS buried las, rish.. The
loss Is sk'iu sisd =. from 81, 600 10 sSl, 900
SUMMING OF 4 COUNTY sS,p9E.
The county bridge over The Scso.o river
rear Chlliashe, ohse, VA. burned yss.sr-
day. The lose Is es,imS.si >. from s5Q .OIS
to So 900.
ON TRIAL FOE MCSpES.
Sarah 7. GNish.ol WAS PLACED o. trial
ss Lancaster, Ohio, Yesterday, 70. killing
her husband, January ii lAss, by heating
his head with Rail pp -sr'
The Morning herald., 1877-12-05
TELECRAMS.
EAsTERN WAR,

alPoRT1D RUSSIAN DIFEAr At 1IRNOvA
LONDON, Dec. "A dispatch from
Vienna says the Russians have been defsa.
tod near Tirnova, with loss of 5000 men.
The Turks are bombaoding Tirnova.
FURTHER AID FROM THE KaKDIvk.
A dispatch from Cairo says the Khediye
has definitely decided to reinforce the
Egyptian contingent to the extent of 5000
men.
suLRIMAN PAsHA's MOVEMENTS.
Concerning Suleiman PashA's movements,
reported from Constsntinople yesterday,
when 1t was stated thos he WAS believed to
b engaged in strong effort near Osman
BArar.
HCMoREp FIGHT AT rIHNoyA.
"lmportsnt movements are imminent, If
not already progressing. Great anxiety
prevsiles, and many rumors are circulating
among them that heavy sighting occurred on
Friday in the direction of Tirpovs, upon
which place the Russians were ultimately |
driven back, losing over 5000 men, and the
Turks are now bembsrling Tirnova. All
the available surgeons and dressers are
going hence to Osmsn BaEar."
FLOATING ABOUT PLkvNA.
CoNsTANrINorLB, Dec. 4-Mehmst Al
telegrsphs from Ksmarli under date Of
yesterday, As follows:--
"To-day after violently cannonading our
p'sitions at Ksmarti from the heights OF
Etropol andOrchanie the Russians furionslyI
attacked our left wing. The battle con,in-
ued until evening. We retained our posi-
tions. The enemy retrested with consider.
able loss. Pursuit was prevented by the
thickly wooded country. We shall take the
offensive Tomorrow. The Russian Imper>
ial Guard was engaged"
The Morning herald., 1877-12-05
FOREIGN,
AUSTRIAN WAR PREPARATIONS

AUSTRIAN WAR PREPARATIONS.
NISNNA, Dec. 4-The ordinary estimate
for the Austrian army has been increased
TIVE million horins, and the extraordinary
estimates are increased four million forins
THE MESSAGE IN LONDON.
LONDON, Dec. THE Daily News, COM
nsnting on President Hayes message
esys:-
The message deals principally with the
questions Of the pscifcstion of the country
and the resumption of specie payments and
on both Of these subjects the President ex-
presses himself with good sense and rood
feeling"
The Times says '-s' President HAYES has
not disappointed expectation. His message
gives no uncertain sound on the subiec, of
currency legislation"
ANOTHER PRESS OPINION.
The Daily Telegraph No,with,
standing the diseouragement with which
President Hayes has been met, the prudent
And hrm position he has assumed In his
message 'nsures him the support Of the
wisest and hest portion Of his country
mem