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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-20
GENERAL NEwrON'S MOVEMENTS

General John Newton. OF this city, tho Chief I'm
cinccr in charge OF tho United states government
WORKS at Hell Gate who sailed Tor Europe
on tho 2lst OF April last, In company with
the pilgrims, the lnman steamer CITY Of
Brussels with the intention Of accompanying thoin
Rome and other places, has been Obliged TO abandon
the pilgrimage on account oil important business
yagcmGnts Ia scotland. The City OF Brussels was so
Ivug delayed her voyage, IN consequence oil break
Ing her shalt when only days ont from New YORK,
tina, when General Newton arrived at glasgow he
found tho person he most ANXIOUS to had lett
Tor Spain and France after waiting scotland long
MS he could for General Newton the latter VIII there
foo DO obliged 70 follow him 10 those countries and
hence the necessity Of abandoning tho pilgrimage 70
Romc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-20

MIR. TWEED'S STATEMENT.

THE STORY TO DE GIVEN 40 THE PRESS ros
DAY-wHAT 1T WILL SHOW.
Mr. J. y. Townsend completed the document yestcr.
day that he ptends give The press to-day setting
form material points IN VITA, has been known Tor
some time past as Mr. rweod's statement The docu.
mcni, which will 10 Published In the shape OF letter,
lengthy one. The charges Of corruption and fraud
will be presented In moro condensed form than
the original story told by Tweed aud
banded over TO Attorney Gcicral Falrohild, but
they wall be sufficiently specific TO set at
rest all speculation as 10 who the parties are who
benefited ny Tue frauds 'hc ,iug Ihc effect OF the
disclosures ~ expected to DO worry disastrous 10 many
orally uncballcnged. There Will be new revelations
thai Will show how thoroughly tue corruptiny vlrus.
o, Hing tactics had worked way among all political
parties, bringing both tho lefty and shs lowy VITA "
Its grsse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-20
LERDo's EMIssARIEs.
From the san Francisco Chronicle. 1

From the san Francisco Chroniclcl
Two generals devoted to the cause OF Lerdo have
been this city tor time past, authorized 10
commissioners add foru nucleus hero Ter action
at the proper moment. Lcrdo Is man who acts
quietly and those devoted to him governed by tho
same spirit A representative Of the Chronicle
informed by prominent Lcrdo oflcer, now in this
city, that there not shadow vi doubt about Lordo
beng rcnstatcd once more. HIS adhcrens work.
log for him night and Jay, ana wall OF ire is beng
gradually built about the dictator that VIII compel
him To flee from tho CITY oi Mexico Secret agents
Icrdo scattered in every city Of the Republic,
from the RIO Grandc to Yuctian, and al gwen timo
the coup a'efdf will be ordered, ana ID u viii tall be-
meath shock Tho notion that Lcrdo Will light his
way IRON tue iront,r to the capital IS laughed at by
his followers, who say that u would take 100 900
for such project, ana then II night be a failure.
According TO their vows there Is an easier aud
modc Of opcration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-20
INTERVIEW WITH bFBDc.


Senior Don Sebastian Lcrdo Tcjada, constitutional
President OF the United States OF Mexico expressed
his opinions freely yesterday morning upon tho much
mootcd question OF the frontier troubles between tho
United States and Mexico and the suggested shortening
Of tho boundary limo by the acquisition OF Mexican
territory on the part of the American Union. Prcs,-
dent Lcrdo, who for time past boon stay ng
~ the Windsor Ho.cl, with hts Secretary OF State
Ion Manuel Romero Rdoio. has chosen 10 como put
little bcicro the American people through tho medium
OF tho press, and upon the present occasion simply
performed what he considered his duty CITIZEN in
letting 1t DO known through tho columns Of tho HER
AID tha ho does not agree with any OF the propos-
lions madc, or POSITIONS taken by tho HERALps cor
respondents in Cincinnati, New Orleans nor in tho
spirit OF the editorials which OF late have appeared
tins Journal
TROUBLES
Mr. Schlo,chcr, a member oil Congress from Texas,
states that tho alleged infoads OF Mcxcaus the
rItory OF his State began in tho year 1850; but Mr.
Lordo says II might easily DO shown that he Is far
from being accurate, US the rais ana counterraids,
much complained OF by Mcxicans, had their
origin away back III The Year 1885, when Cor,ina
hrst made himself tue enemy OF both countries
by his uhJuslabIc aud boodtrsty career along both
banks Of tho Rio Grando. II IS true that since 1866
cattle stealing b. tho outlaws OF peoples on either
sido OF the frontier boon OF alarming freauency
nnd II Is also true that Mcxicans, rs we'll
MS Americans, have been tho sufferers by these
deprodatlonS Tho United states government has
frequently called tho attention OF that OF Mexico to
these crimes along The border, aud Mexico has always
Mr LerJo maintains, willingly responded IN every
way within her power, including that of working In
combination with tho American authorities SO that tho
svil might BIO abated, but all TO no purpose Lawless
men on both banks Of the Rio Bravo continued in
Their criminal ways and tho United States became in
ccnscd with Mexico, her weaker neighbour, for NOT
doing what this powerful Union. In all the majesty
OF its might, unable 10 effect Tho argu-
men, Of the strong against tho weak always Is "wny
don't you do tLisg why don't you do that, or tho
other thingf" Tho weak party may have the best dis.
position IN The world TO do what is right, and yet DO
unable 10 accomplish all that is demanded Tho qucs.
Won lhcn H. must weak party DO punished for ina.
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MEXICAN DEFIANCE,

from the San FrnncIsco CHRONICLE
The Mexican journalists continue to hnvo good
dca, to say about tho i0ngthrcatcncd annexation
INVASION Many OF them write in defiant tones aud
worked up 10 war feeling. Tho old saying Of "wcl-
coming Americans with bloody hands to hospiaDio
graves" Is being repeated There doubt that the
followers OF Daz word gladly accept war; regardless
thinking Of tho result and Daz, ~ the head would
have tho united support OF the Church party which
has not now aud had much love for United
states. should any triing event arise by which
irpops we're TO follow robbers into Mexico, there is
feeling that under tbs present sensitive condition Of
affairs a war might result thcrcir0n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-20
ST. THOMAS.

Ex-PEFsiDYNT BLASCo ASD HIS FEAR OF AssAs-
stSATIoN.
ST. THOMAS, June 2, 1877.
FIX Presidcnt Guzman Blauco OF Venezuela, Is stiil
hero. Hc TO have left in the German steamer for
Europe to-day, but one OF his hdicn, left behind
caracas, is very sick, and no viii wait here another
mouth. until tho chd Is We'll enough To come up
here.
Tho cxprcsident Is accompanied to 81. Thomas by
four OF his body guard and o Is never seem nght
day the streets unless followed by hege GEN.
era Colna his rival Is also in ST. Thomas, which may
account Tor tncsc precautions.
Some Of the Venezuelan newspapers which were
great partisans Of Guzman Bianco when be
power are now bitter In their Remuneration OF HIM.
From Venezuela all Us reported quot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-20
THE MEXICAN SOLDIERS RECENTLY CAPTURED
ON AMERICAN SOIL.

WASHINGTON, June To- 1871
Directions have been given to General Ord, CON-
handing the Departments Of Texas, to hold for tho
present the Mexican soldiers who werc taken In that
State few days ago. while retrcat,ng from tho rcvo
luonary forces OF Mexico, II their release will lead to
encounter between them and tho insurgents but If
they be released and 60 their quarters Mexico
without further trouble, they shall DO set free.
, 1877-11-17

It's, nnd Harry Pearson IA nov The
Assistant rostmafter OF New Yo.k, Thcao
asc Poly = few Instance. that come to ny
der MIR notice. In fact, there IA hartliy an I'm
portant position In the kervfce. requiring Intel:
lect anl experience, w1ere the men have mot
a. notntly else would have tccn rnifsed, for be
was friend to every man In, the service. No
o her innn was ~ generally admired, 70 a9nlver.
sally rcsnectcd for hta great atI!ftcst nor 10
his genial, stxfaI qualities"
III. Bangs married. widow, a Mrs. Wctmore,
At Aurora, ar,ut 1s1S. No children blesecti
their unfon, but a very dear granddaughter has
lived with them for the paat four or five years,
and haa grown VI, ns one Of the family, To whom
thc became a. much attached "a ni Mr.. and
Mrs. nanga to her. At the time Of hia dcatf,
Mr. Hangs was President nf thc NdttsdN dge
the managers Ut tho Cincinnati oiliec Of the
American Express Company.
, 1877-11-17
THE QUAKERS.
Their Concluding session at indianapolis
tcatNH4tnY.

Their Concluding Session at indianapolis
Yesterday.
Special Mtpatch to 5ns Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, lna., Nov. lU--Tho First-pa,
school-Conierence Of Friends held it's closing
scsslon to-day. DR., Jatnes A. nhoals, OF phtla.
uclphia, read napcr On "How May Bible
Schools bc Conducted u tn Best Practically FL.
cmp1i!y Our beilef In The Lord Jcaua Christ %
Our Living llcal anu Teacl,cr}" Faith III tile
teacher md reverence Ia the school werc cspe-
c,ally ncedful. Tho questions, "Wl.at Is tho
present stute Of 8abbath-sclool work in
your yearly ulectlngi" and ".That arc -FOUR
special ucedsa" we're taken up. Dr.. James Z.
lihoalsof PHILADELPHIA, Bowling II. Winston OF
Bal'in9'e. psy,a y gMesrait , Of shs New Wien;
Allen Jay of tle North Ca.tl.ua yea.ly.mcets
,ng. Timothy Nieholson and Oliver CugRsl,alf
Of the NtclnonA nna:) yearly meet'1g, Dr.
Dsvjs u the Miiss Farm tili.j Western seariy
meeting, aud Ur. John Stewart Ut the kallsas
n,erting. answered tbs Que4t1ons. Tho report
WIS geucTally satisfactory, showing a favorable
work. There WA not the desired fu'luesk In
thu matter Ut statistics, many schools not being
reported. Thc international series OF lcssous
ate generally used. though IN mapy
kels tu's 10 tks Old plans: Fo!iosius III sse TIC ta
Executive Committee: New England, Thomss
Tho,uaa ". Laid, siasT X. Murry; Ph,la,lcI.
a as.sS sSiui Il. aoss @ e 1iee bfot. T. osts ate Gsse
llna. Allen Jug, Abigail AendenEall; Ohio, i.
II. Ilussct. Sarah u. Colin: Western, Elwoo4
Z. ellcr, Mary lia1isy: lava, Laurie Talusl.
fato H.s 1srS Wi.ea: sae'e a ka"tI st,! sssxa
Jeunlt T. Baker. Tue next laest,nG. place will
probably 10 gtytn Tor North Carolina
, 1877-11-17

From J. II. 1iatho.nc, ESQ.,, pron,tetor of the
Ctttzens' Line Of Coaches. Boston. Maas.:
lio%rns. sept. 1t. lH74.-Nr. William u. Gifts,
Ftsze{. called on mr. early in JnY aat ia tntroiuec
yous Linlmens ind'de at Ammonia. I3efng .
ekept!e In regard to the great variety Of articles
no filth In Jour fodide, bnt after long dfacus.
sion With yonr agent It occurred 10 me that lla!
on hts near forward leg. tos him II he thought II
wonld remove that bunch won1d ~ Il sni.ice
It tosa have n'cd It very pcrhftientIy TIL the
and think i will shostt! disappear entirety From
thia tf1al Of Tout remedy eheerfully Recommend
afflicted In thin way. would further eay list
while using II for the above The eame horse started
another bunch m tho ID lrE: the lnin,ent war
applied immediately, Aud the bnnch has disar-
pcAfed. ]. II. llATuunSk,
For sale py ali dsuRriatA.
, 1877-11-17
VANDERBILT'S WILL.
Medical Experts un tlir rRtand-Bome Ec1enc.
hflxcsl with Much Nonscnsc,,

Modlcat Exprrts or tl,c xtan1-Rome kr1nnc.
et,..,, ..,,,, .1nr,, M"... "s'0"eo
sn.ni % n,oa,es ~ - ':. ras ca,e'"o 1...u
49, .oea o'1ce" ~ =" ':S 49,. ."e.oo tF1ehH.
NE" ioRk. NOV. Ao.-lne peo'ac interest Ia
taipty AZ to when tho startling dc7c1onncnt.
arc to como lending d constant fmpet,,s To the
c,,-,cs,.v a rr,,w5 n wc,,..,rc,sa5 s"s
." euno'1.. 49, ~ .a,.,.a"'r"s pe1.
Of tho Surrogate Court as eaily as
$50 o'clock this u,orning, and Us soon ., the
,nor. wcrs oncnrf} MI un.iiunifle.l scramble I'm.
.',s -. ~ s,,sr. ~ s.sr. ,,,,nhas ~ s',s
!naao 'or 'he si1Aas' y" eAs9a n"luoes )" "A!ch
had oecn provided. II was win great dtlncultY
that the attendants succeeded IN r..
srrytno ennnrh room for tho ]itlrnnfs
49,, 1,,,l, .o.,,.a, ..i f,4cnd. af.,, n..:.....
s"1 I,'s' eoaA'o. ~. s"t .,,,. '... "s pssots
brought 1uneh VITA '"e"' anu 1sa'alnea estfae
It auHng tic recess. Long before II O'Clock
tho scrriccs OF q policeman wcre uvcded ut ,,e
do,r - turn spcctators uway. tho roorn tcn,
.hcn nvercrowied. e''"@
'"Tn ~. .soo...,,n.s .,,. . ~,
!ne p3octeo.ues' aslae from the occas'ons!
Tits Of counsel, wcre contned to taking thu tes-
t.n,ouy Of ths medical experts who tnada tho
, 1877-11-17
THE WlsesT OF PRECAUTIONS,

q! b!tcdattons, The wheat r that which Il taken
against disease: There IN safcty In timely metiica.
ton: great peril In delay. t,nc maiatv oftea be-.
gets nthers far more dangerous. ant II, does not
cd'cd, 10 became chronic and obstinate. Trlnlny
disorders of the stomach liver. bowels, or urinary
organs nAY speedily deyel1p into formidable rnala.
dies. Check them ut the outset with l1ottcttcr'A
Stomach tsiterr, which. althoush II II wonderfully
effective IL overcoming disorder, Of long standing,
yantagrona in thc infancy OF the ,a1ajcs to which
u j. adapted than SITTER they have hecpme chronic.
Among theRc are dyanep.ta, liver complaint. ron.
ettpaton. Intermittent and rcmittcnt feYers, gost
rheumatism. nefvoua And general debility. and nrl.
nary troubles. The Blttcrs are eapttA1 appet1kcr
!ninte sound reposc and countcract tho tIeets Of
fatigue and exposure.
, 1877-11-17
THAT EARTHnlfAkr,

sloux Clyr, Nov. lJt-The setne In st. Nary's
Church yesterday, u the ume tho shocks were
ie't' WAS IN exciting one, and tho e1e1ttons Of
tue priest only prevented panic. As IL was,
several ladlea tainted. and one or two wero To-
1used by Jumping from seats In the chois to the
l1gh-School building tie schoIart aud teachers
were greatly alarmed, but they iii got OUT Of
the building Without serious Injury, though
tolne OF tue more excited scholars leaped from
this bulldog was badly cracked. Nearly every
BODY ran to The streets for safety.
, 1877-11-17
A Feverish Feeling Still No.
ticeab1e in French Po-
litical Circles.
Tho Assault on Knrs Postponed
on Account Of Bad
Weather.
Orders for the Mobilization Of the Re-
ulainder Of the Russian Army.
FRANCE.
nBslGNAT1oa CT THE MINISTRY.

RESIGNATION CT THE MINISTRY.
PARIS. NOV. lo.-lhe Moaaenf tscm1oticial}
announces taat A. tnis mornings eaosnet Cohn'
ell the MINISTERS .eoue.eu tne'f RESERVATIONS.
1lc Duke de bsoeac ana NJ. toartou explained
that taeg "e1o t'e ,nost aeso1ea i'cn"e o. inc
Marshal, out conssoescu = cnanee o' Minis
s'y necessary; 90 LUG Gna'nocrs m'sn1 re!nac 10
vote tno ouaeet "ht!c tne ntesen' eap'net re-
talneu ollce' ffcslQent NlcNlaHon accepted
thelr designations, but asked tho Ministers to
ftoLn THEIR ronrfoffos
...n .h,f- .ucc.,.o,. ,,e-. onn,,p,c,1 ,n,, ,,r.
nn'n s"sa n. ~ .,,,. saua ap'r .,1 ~" wv
htm Inc pencn. Q! tne1f austce anu cooperation
II the negotiations Tor Inc formation Of a
Cabinet. Tho Ministers did not conceal their
onrn,on that IL vurld he tIt11r,t1t for them In
eD .',.. l., lin, .o.k ona .,,r1o.t,ti tho ~
aehet :" $S s @"1 1"IN~s+sa '"' ~
operation ol lnhueatial members NJ LUG Con-
Altutonal party In bdtll Chambers.
Since tho Council, President MacMahop has
hill consultations with v,rjous lco,1Inp roli.
o. -, r-,. ~
tniaa'f eena.ot0' anu Oeput'es' upon "aose ae-
fotlon nc thinks nc can rely.
It 10 en1d tho dcfcRatef from The various
frot1os Of tho Right In the Senate will hpld a
t.,a,a, T., .,o-r,,x ,,,,,,, .,,1,t,. ii 1,... .
soalesea.e .u"e!io". upon "n'ca al ascA!o''s
fesfectlhR tnc tossnas'oh Oh . ho" caninct
, 1877-11-17
FIRES.

ira.rfe Cssy tIR) Hrroid, Nor. ".
About o'clock this "wednesday morning
fire broke out IN tho Post-Utlicc, north side of
Main street, next 10 the Herald Office, and In 4
short time tic row as far a. Washington street
was burning Hereby. It is not known At this
writing what was the cause, although many are
Of tha opinion that 1t uas the work Of an In
cen'liary. AL ettorts to check the famed were
fh rain. mud in hut short time the row was In
ashes.
The following is list OF the buildings de-
stroyed: T. 9. Laughry's building, consain-
Ing tho Htra'd office; j. q. Seetey's building,
tiuur and II. Z. santofd's lAw-ot1lee; Mrs. !.
Durhan's residence and ptcture-gallery;. ].
4. !latmi!lun's building, containing Tay.
l9r Brothers. bookstore ard Mrs. ~. 4.
rasfor't scsldcngc; J.. Alexander Ham.
Brali'. kaloun: William King stwo-story frame,
uctlipled BY the new meat E'a1kct; Brthkcr-
hon's gutl1ng, containing his DRUGSTORE and
J: u. lughsonfs dental sllop; J. Alexander
Iinint1ton's two-story frame. corner Mum aud
Odd. Fellows ilaii: Il. c. Bcnetilci's building.
used i,y 4. j.. Dcu2ss as tombstone sllop;
and the City ltotei aul stable.
.s :..Er r. ssssy, i k'ssfa;{ s aee Sa2ess
s'o: j. 4. Hamilton. over t1,5UO; J. Alc1.
llanlton,- two bulldtngs, sl,aU; 7. brinker.
l.ofI. tl.x'0: William King, sl,3o; K. c. Renc.
DIET, t:p0; C.. II. llcnlcnover, betwecn $3,UUO
aud q ,0U). The natertal I'll the Herald ot'lcc
wns valued at abtut St.JU0. Moth,
ing was baved.-tyIH. presses, lK'oks,
everything, fell prey u tho fames. Hollands.
wgrth's stock OF groceries WIS worth abuut
{.,NU. Tito Post OllIcc loss AMI Mrs. Durf1an's
Is unknown. Taylor Bsps. ha.! ,iuIc to rcul.,se
the bulk Of their stock, although considerable
loss was cauacu by moving. IL. Z. Sanford'a
loss, principally in faw-f,ookt. was over &500.
There tf nothing TO intlfcatc the cxistenrc oi
prn!rto City 80. far as tho village rcrortts arc
concerned, ns they were all burned when eao,
| fossl's office went up.
, 1877-11-17

70 hear from will raIec Smiths majority to t0,000
There Is falling OF of lfJ,Go2 votes n< compar-
ch With Hayes and Nhcecr's vote. The Green
nlcnts to the Constitution are adopted. the ono
Increasing the number Of Supreme Iuaecs to
ilyc Instead Of three, as now, being adoptci by
tilua, and the onc cutting OF old claims against
Is 000 mafortts
, 1877-11-17
TEMPERANCE,

Hptetal MspateA 10 TAt tA,enga Tribune.
B1ooMisoFoa, ILL.,, Nov. lh-uf. Conwny, Ok
Philadelphia, who Is quito celebrated AZ = hlus-
phy Temperance lecturer, aud who has 1uss &C.
compluhed = remarkable work In Clinton and
Lincoln, was to hare iuaugurated Murphy
movement here tonight with the Washtug-
tonlan Temperance Sotiety, but "a they decllucd
to Insert '6o4 helpug ms" In their pledge he
would not have anything TO do With them, and
lcaves tho city Tomorrow.
, 1877-11-17

Spertni Hisnatch tn Tae CHfenye 7nb4a..
CLEVELAND, O.. Nov. ia littto 3k-Ycar.
old boy named James Davis, living OH Phillips
street. while playing with matchcs with other
children, tn the absence Of ita parents to-day
set its clothes IN IRE. aud before thu haInea
were put out he vas 10 badly burned TINT death
esisucl In fuw hours.
, 1877-11-17
A TEST OF TONE.
Exp erience Of an Intelligent Mu-
sicaf Critic.
The Famous russian Concert
Troupe at Davenport.
A Mathushek and a Stefnway
Side by Side.

columns Of THE C1ttCA6o rEinGSr \ lengthy inter-
view with Mr. Charles II. Daviet upon the seiAtlye
mttta Of tho various pianos now before The public.
Mr. Davies opinion on ths subject IA of interctt
10 the general public, A. he has established an
tabts reputation In musical circles. and biz crtt
elars arc looked up to with respect by all musical
people. For years he was Identified with the
ran. building fateseass, and his dtctum Is au1cIcnt
10 make OF mar tho reputation Of any musical In.
ttFnment offered for sale. hut Into the interview
published some things cfcpt which Sir. Darits
ffends claim wero unjust 10 hlnaclf. The article
Was reported from memory. and It n possible that
In many respects tho language enploscd waa not
that used by him. Therefore. In justice to Ms.
ravle, the Interview, a. remembered by many who
wego prestnt, IL here produced:
II wAs Invited" hc aaJa. "with Mr. cfes~o1d
and others. 10 visit the waEerooms Of the Company
IN .Chtcago. and carefully inspect the new piano
81 od S,e %ea sd.tns Il. s sr.., md " @
suai body 81 tone Of the instrument. and the ed'
v.ntsss u the nsthod Of stsinEtne " va not "a,
breaks and Irregularities only ci'fable by perseset
F.om III. t.me io.; sight q .he piano ~ unt!! I.
It by Mr. wilkins, The agent Of tho compan5. VII.
deFoled iittlo lime 10 it, efIticai examination.
not oniy ~ to lie mechanism, workmanshIt, nnd
hnIsh. hut Airo to the Ennc and mower: and found
a.,on of . lew yeats prcsiuusiy. The defects in
tue scale had been largely rectihcd: tac wosk was
sod ws'l PIT tosct,,ct. an wei' onlstlsd: tue ae.
the instrument resa,nv! H. original peculiarses Ut
good quality and great bos.y Of time.
''NhEie there ftt famous RHssIAn concert troupe
vlatcI Davenport. and hAppcnsd 70 calf At Mr..
wilkins store whifc was thcre, The pianist Of
tho troupe sat down A. 0ne Of the Malhushck or
pressed hi. surprise n IT,. great bt,uy Of lal,c.
Tfy.ns It again. Lc tusnrd io Sit. Wilkins and III.
, 1877-11-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Krer's CH.t0s. Shirts IN ruexauro. Very
bcst. six fof $H No obligation to take anY elfrts
ordered unless perfectly satisfactory. Samples and
circulars Maiit.tf Tree
KEEPS CMnfaELfA2
best nngham. Patent Frotrttcd Kiba, II each.
Beat silk, lArashn FFumr*. s. each.
171 East Madison street.
, 1877-11-17
THE WEATHER,

WARRINGTON, d. C., Nov. Ill a. n.-For
tho Tcupessee, Ohio Valley, and Lakc Reglon,
falling, followed by siainv barometer, warmer
fouthcsly winds, yeeriug to colder northwest
crly, an1 partly cloudy weather, with areas e1.
ccpt In the 6rst section.
LuuAL eAs11vAIloxA
, 1877-11-17

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1f.-Tha whaling bark
Cleone, Of New Bedford, parted cables In st.
Lawrence hay. Arctic OccRu, during gale, and
went uti,8rc u total loss. TI.s crow wrrc saycJ
and distributed among tho other vessels OF tho
feet.
, 1877-11-17

Tie Heya that sttrr t,ls wtfn has fed tho
baby Oh Or. HidEe's food II sleeps like 4 ion iii
ntahl ID good "natuset alt day, anu Gfuwe like i
weed. Sample cans furnished free by tho agents,
tsh'e Hl1cki, No. vi South CLARK street anl
Palmer House drugstore.
, 1877-11-17
CHICAGO.

The alarm from box oI at 4:D yesterday
afternoon was caused BY an fncipfcnt fire in the
shayEng.btu OF o. Jol,nson's p!oning-lnlIl, NJ.
81 L,ilnbrr street. caused by SONG buys throw.
lME a lighted match Into tho bin. Damage,
nominal,
, 1877-11-17

Fonr WArss, 1ul., Nor. 1A-A barn belong.
Ing to Louis Ilarman, situated near Columbia
City. was destroyed hy fire last night, together
with large amount Of ErnIn and several acri-
cultural implements. Loss, e3,000; no insur-
Aucc+
, 1877-11-17

Charles 1Icit1sEcck'. Ciampagnea- rop-
uar silcEJ and thc supct.c1ctilent ''Dry Medal
70 highly appreciated III England. Hermsny, and
Rnrtia are being CnnftAntIy received By iii, Emil
Sehultze, u Beaver Atrcet New York.
, 1877-11-17
MISCELLANY.

GEN. GRANT,
fAals, Nov. 16.-Gen. Grant Visited the snb
n. Theirs GU Thursday, and placed upon 10
wreath Of immostel1e1.
1h0i.iaH RACkA.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-The raee for tho 6hrts-
oa5J cup Nas won By Pageant, Hopbloona &C.
onu, and ZnccheFA third.
GLADSTONE ON THn WAR.
from H9 8xtc4 VI Nottingham. ifp8 =.
mnattSts tue h&4e oil the present var no
oa taat have my own opinion. II Is ab&ole!y
sfes.sarv. rely upon 1t, that lhe ttate OF thga
sn3eh exalted In Turkey two or tpsee ytarAoo,
and which has been only aggravated iii, Il
90 unnatural 10 coutiune. Peace never be
:hosu tu the Turkish Empire until sons feat
NV ts struck ~ oppression, lIsw t}sou
a1stsnaue thlrteeu OF fourteen millions Of fp!es
sas!nx toGether In massea aud lormlpX tblop4-
s4tion u dlatricts ot country, 10 suLsnt tbetr
pf9psttY, taclr dosneatte peace, their llvYbovo
a'' the lives aud honor ol their xt and
, 1877-11-17

~ daughter hAa rteeivfd RrtAt henr-
citnthH hratth wAs 9oQfrr Of grxaI an 1
!ety u all her fFjcntia. 4 few GUttles Gf
Fc1rtenr r+atorei hnr health, strength
and appetite. n. II. TILflt.S.
insur1hrr Aal Hest EstAlo AGENT,
NJ. " es&fs BUILDING, Boston, 3l4&s.