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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

JACOB nrnuAxcr cnArGFp WITH FRAUD.

JACOB HERNANCE CnAEGED WITH FRAUD.
MIDpLErOwN, \. Y, Jan. 2G.-lhe liabilities
Of Jacob Hcrnancc VINO mGdc an assignment at Ellen
yillr n " few days ago, are reported at S'0oooO;
assets nothing. irunance l. accused OF udud'ny o.
tanning Endorsements 70 the amount 81 SG5"", and
RAISING money thereon. He has not been efen since his
ASSIGNMENT. IIcrnaGce Of The ciors OF the
IilIlc Glass Works. winch employed 200 b9ni'. ana
winch recently failed Tor r2uOOjJ. BY az arrangement
with IN" creditors, a,d noon TIC plea OF a-a Slilp
fh,i nm II,,.aarc Bid IL works IN at the site iur 800
600 Endorsements were readily gwen, bu' Tue WORKS
did not start kpU-York creditors seized ~ .loo worm
of now good. in store which IIcgmaucC purchased jus:
b.for" assignment several ucn IN EicnFiHc ana
Kingston 10 Z iTuIn $1,000 10 S@GOpo each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
RAILROAD LITIGATION BETWEEN TWO LARGE
COMPANIES.

ST. LOClS, No, Jan. 70 Tie MIsSUH1I
Pacific Railroad Company entered suit to-day In the
Circuit Court Of this county against the Atlantic ana
p cit, Railroad mow called the St Louis and san Fran
cisco road ior breach contract and asks judgment III
the sum OF S7,G5O,00O. The suit grows out Of tie
lease Of the Missouri Pacific and its branches III
June 1872. 10 Atlantic and Pacific, which, u l.
claimed 3y re ulint.ti, unlawfuy broken, ana the
aggregate prayed 10: ~ made up OF seVeiai amour
which plaintiffs a gcs were lost through tut ACT o tne
Is and the s.e of the Missouri Paclnc under ue
a ce of La, United States Clrcdt Court last Fail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
IXFANrICiDE BY AN INSANE MOTHER

WATERFOWL. n. Y. Jan. 2G.-SOme weeks
ago one Crouch living Slckctts iarbor, deserted
ii, wife and cnld, the latter l. months old leaving
tcu in de truiiun III. mother AMI child suffered great
uri,a ,u> aud have been supported by charity. zen
d2vsa.o Mrs, rourh gave birth Ia another child which
She hurried 10 death in a stove yesterday. ohe wac
bryu. ht to this c.iy, being insane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
A RI-RGLARY FRUaTR tTED.

Burglars effected an entrance into the store OF
Yr & Meu manufacturers o: acas and millinery goods al
No Spring st., early yesterday morning ihcY "''e"a'
t. IN. roof of No go spring ST. forced opG tie scu'tc Of
No S. when they got fairly work, however a"d had
hacked NJ 50 600 worth Of rooiS they were discovered by
Orccr Gallagher Mulberry street Police The thieves
c-cid ut left an the properly behind tU, and aT lot
Of BURGLARS capt Aliare ci the fhlrlct'h fIeCh
has search OF the burglars VINO are wei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan 2G.-B. w. Stockton,
chief clerk ri the Willard tel in this city, shot
and probably fat Sly injured TINS morning by W. C. d.
WhioI,s his eanl0ycr. stock on into the Office
l..trr ;!Idu usaal aud was severely rcprImdnGcd by
WippD,. An alteration cnsnCd. resulting III Whinp
firing three shots liver one or whcI entered
Sf,ctton's neck and another his abdomen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
STATEN ISLAND.
20 ST S c RIPT
800 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ORIENTAL CONFLICT.

LONDON, Saturday Jan ~, loF
The Vienna correspondent OF me Dd"y
N,rs teleerphs the text Midhat Pashas dspatch W
Prince Milan The dispatch concludes as follows:
"Conyinced that your HgBness shares my desire ~ %
cure ,ace and terminate regreaDie anu 'n
strife 1 frankly invite yUu personally 10 CONTINUATION
with the Porte by direct negollatlOha
The Powers have agreed not to interfere VIII" '"' NV
potiations bet ween Turkey and serva
The Pesth core sp0ndent OF The Ae"s says
Ihear from Cciugc that the MonteneRrlis are eu',
siastic Tor war and are making ali prepar 10
sumo hostities. Prince Nlkta has declared ne VIII
never make peace unless he receives addona Er'oi1'
Deryisch Pasha has made Overtures 10 the moh'e"e
erins a scuar for an arrangement which would lhciue
territorial concessions.
Paris TemDs announces that France has refsci I'D
furn.h the Porte with officers for the military ponce
RUSSIA PREPARING ACTIVELY FOR WAR.
LONDON, Saturday, jan y, 1871
The cfgdnrds dispatch from Bucharest says IL Ii as
sorted thai the Russian War Office IL preparing circulars
Tn inform commanders OF the army entering inehhy
couutry that the Inhabitants must be treated IKE the
own countrymcn and any ocEse against theih VIII DC
severely punished THIS irjunctiOnreers to koninaha
later Bucharest telegram says matters seem 10 nave
taken a serious turn Russian pioneers have arrived on
TN. Danube and are examining sites Tor bridges "oK
on the Rounanan Railway and the Summer residence OF
tie Prince has been stopped war IL believed 10 DC luz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDSoTs IN
BROADWAY.
DAM $50 Noon 80. 3p. m, 1852 Mldn1gnt d.
Highest during the day, 30 Lowest LOVE ~
average 28i4o. Same day. 1876. 70.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ffb drenne Hotel-The Hon. Reuben T.; fento r
y, smastown " Unit states District Judge opei,
Hughes Of Virginia Lieut. Gov H. g. knight OF connv
n " and IL s. McComb of Delaware grersu M Thaxe
Foster Of Connecticut and ProI% j. u;
la y ~ Mead of Andoyer Mass Hotel Brun'c,ch-C hpt;;
antrve of he French Legation at washington
Miss Rose Eynge. 81 James Hont-Ine'"o1 vi,boIrs
ndent of the Railway Mail service Isl nlco
III .non NJ Dickinson of Detroit and Dr. T. d. Joh0h o'
The Fgynan Army -. 81 Hotet-ProL Nathah oheP'
pard Of Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
COMMITTED FOX WIFE MURDER.

NEwBURGH, \. Y. Jan. 2G.-ln the coroncrS
inquest III the Of Mr. Omea. near shawangunA on
Wcdu. sday the j.ry found thdt the death of the de
ceased wa, eau ,ed by Injuries inflicted 10y her husband,
Thomas Omea. The coroner committed Omclia tO the
Comfy Jail. ami also committed as wltutss ictcr
Oncii his sOn who was previously reported a5 having
0Dl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
SOUTH CAROLINA SURE FOR HAYES NOW

CoLUM8I,, 5. c., Jan. 26.-The Supreme
Court today rendered decision IN the quo rdTdH1o
proceedings against the Hayes electors Diminishing the
case Oh the grouud that the proceedings were Illegally
presented on the pait II the S1;c instead OF the United
states, This technical flaw dsiOses OF the electoral case
az AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
RUSSIA PREPARING ACTIVELY FOX WAR;
t...,-.N, Saturday 81. 1877.
NJ GANBETTA ON REPUBLICAN UNITY.
p AnIs e llnY. j N. 26. Ky.

VI. Cambctta has been reelected President OF
the Budget Committee lie made speech saying tnat
the Republicans are di,uted. lie urged the necessity
of In. maintenance OF complete agreement ana de-
c!agcd that he w0uld act friendly, trusting io'lo"
worker OF the Ministry.
[Tor other E0reiGn Ns1os Sc First PdgSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

terday with the County Clerk by David Teets To Charles
T. Teets. by Thomas Vaughan TO Herbert A. shipman
and ny Augustus r. Adams and Samuel q. Adams "a. h
Adams Il Coz TO Martin Klcnen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

Say, Pat suppose Satan was 10 come along
NOW and both 81 here Vhlch io Won supposr ne
would takts-yuu me T. " Oh, faith. yer honor! hr'u
l.ks me" How sOf "W.i! siT," said Paddy y "a
take me no a, becasr he wouldn't ~ lac
oaIno again but he'd De suIe o you al ans unic, aud
could AFFORD w vail"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
DR., RiDWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly steess elegantly coated for the cure OF all ct
orders OF the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervous
diseases headache constipation .tiseness indigestion ds
pepsis DOusness bilious fever inflammation OF the D0Ne
piles and all arrangements OF the internal vscera "srsn'a
+ PKiCs Is CENTS PER BOX SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

UoINE>'s BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH COM
PANY, 57l DWiWlthin Anew months We hdv" ARE
tNo brgr, the store u +. fh0rOn WalkelsL one III
Bacon Il EI0u MalkerSt, anu twO Ia the store 0f IL H.
CIn MCnrv,r We liugle bell nj door. We APP
popatr from other parties 10 OnT circulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
A POSITIVE, RADICAL. AND UNDoUBrED
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.

WIECUESrFRS HYPOPlIOSPHITE OF LIME AND
SODA will promptly aud radically Consumption and
dboiuey DreUent dscco, al Of DfeijSp0stt0H
o. threatened attIck. For CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, GEN.
ERhL DEBILITY, LOSS of VIGOK and APPETITE,
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, and all diseases arising
from POVERTY OF THE BLOOD, WINCHESTERS
HYPOPHOsPHITE OF LIME AND SODA Is \ SPE.
CIFlC being unequalcd ~ a VITALIZING TONIC and
BRAIN NERVE inH BLOOD FOOD.
Prices 81 and 81 per bottle Prepared only by
WINCHESTER n Co, Chemists
Sold by druggists SO JohnsL, New-lOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

THE DEVELOPMENT OF GASES
I'm Tho stomach heartburn and coc is result OF
indigrsIiou Obviate the difficulty with MILA OF dAGNEsIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

., ,,o n, tbis sum sG2 1t3 81 ia To be raissd BY taH
ordinance % ask the Common AID ar
odnnal apprOpatIOn OF $4,000 for the eecuon a ,,
nisbng az school honses T expected that le pa,o"
NJ rencton Of teachers would cons Nv " ha
s,l eration but IL was postponed unti the hoA'
board.
STATEN ISLAND
TorTrNyIILE.-David JOurneay. an Ola resd en-,
-, ,aa, stand now lies dangerously i'll at his house ~ TOT
tenylle IIe will 80 years Old ne sboud Nv W - The
III ~ n.xt nonh and Of the Oldest PelslopIsm Wv
ar ~ nov living on the Island. MI Journey was poy
with the late Commodore VGnde bi attended ue tx
an The Conmod0re married his first wife, ana croSse S
staten is and Ferry with HIM many a time Ill MS '"o
sail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

LrTDB0RG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
sld bath \ d.nshtiG substitute for Cologne OF Bay RAN
, 1877-08-01

AE.!vAts-sturs torna: ". Jo~. aundrtes; Ehchoy.
trft.: prrps Atuka. l!aaslu. suaarxs: Nashua,
',s,'cnshusv. aunartrs: China, EuGal1. sunffrs Mont
ggnirfy, iort iinron sInd!!rs. MtassnzcE, 1l.nton
.uss. at Gky 'fS fn'" 1r:
sAHhr1cs: lrrae.t whtte Lake. snntrttt; t.. T. ker.
InmtnF; U1aala.r Ai,naIcc. luiEiisr; truman Nas
MraHsnthee. lu1ttst. i. y. ltshatGe. Es.r. c,sAs,
tr.c: Murray. frankfort, lutntcrs q. j. Duutr1.a.
Haana Ira'etac w,o'' !ansaa tty. nnn::a G5.
l.l'r Nclotr'nte: lui,!twr: !: v ioHcs. Will. 1.'k~
fnrj. Mtnnnhue luiII,Hs. 4. i. ru.fcr, l:.ca4t,a,
trn.nfc: thef4 tal' CirstIaal cUul; eoHth IIaYrn,
:ts":ht hieaso inni.Tr. fommerro, tfcnomin-r, INN
III; @ @a'anxtt Taik.rIs !irr, tuint.rs i; Y. 1EaJr1
lutlsio. eoa: Mary jAsith. i'orisVs Lair. t..rE:
O. 4. JDhnrun. Nhttn LAKE. lamler: T.. Ellcnwu,.L
MLu lTrr. hnrE: Nellie tt11nstn. Ere, coal; lda.
Mr.krEUt un,bcss Airat!r. Nus krEan. tI1nlHf, lt.
tawa, Grand Haven. !'n!wr. Peoria. lIurse.e my,
MSnOGn's w. %snsy o''s' 9a,5 st fF s srts
LIE Am4xEk~-Schs lianean GitJ, Hus,rsia Ctty. ~
'!fs n'sLF. p hr!t rcEttafce; schf IT. La renre,
Ah,nrcc. " tons fc'd ~ halns; schr Tom iAirc.
tirsna Haven, tons llasd and tons ri. ca1; barge
Shifting s sksou III S ,k.sS kMSn 9sr ~ e15
fS.as! I 1'a'1.s d:as.,s5s; q;
s7!s nS"r t,iis iork, prop iieat HanEstmsk, mn.
.tiss. tlap Mltnr ntunarun. kundrirs: stir Mines
Uagr. llHc ilver. 40 brls 6aF. stir Scoila, nuyal
2, sp' i ctrn, ,tr i hEtfsfnore, Fenwatcr, N,n.
Nut1al. tb.stu bu cuTus rfip Tcinpe.t. Wnito Lake
AuAtaTIct, y ' -'
, 1877-08-01
TIE PRESS.
'o1aas7s or LEADING JOURNALS ON TIE srru.

ALTON.
t1nctnnaH Gaxa4.
rn.t.,, ,at:s H. ht..nr- y. aanent a'set.s u. '1o
,,,.,. Thar sro s~.!,>., ~ a"'as1"4a,"css ~
'uAts. a"s'o a'o sA.eptloa&. nut they who
lain tho exception NIL grant the truth Ut the
:ot.cral statement. aud tllat the exceptions aro
I'm of nirscy l,v tlo.e vim gct Ints, ,,,...,,,.:,
s,,',,h :',,., ,.s,... ~ ,1so 'i'a co"1sol,
"ANu .4.e'' "'ees'hs' i''s has bccomc
IL art Which cah plumber railroad At any
stage Of lts progress, and whether prosperous
, 1877-08-01

she Fifth in E. Minor. t'c u the gra'ri'st ri
I'rctl,orcn's f',sI!ra'icr,s. and t'r t;.", fnu:t
,Iayc,! the wf'rl 1ov.r. Tue s"y t" it+ i's'a+ IA
i''tln'i in icc'"s"n'+ own ms 'iI.i'''n '"' '":
Fat. knox kt I"uslly at tn: portals is the
tll ttry Of every human life. The tIrtt move
mcnt pictures the struggle Of the t"'t tn hr"ak
,ons n: o"s sn ct r; cir aca,r sa '11v Th:
second paints The ronsolaitn of hopc. In
The thirl the Anlt Is aeatn rrlnu'fed. mil dark
ness scta in. Tie finale tell. Ut victnry. the
cscape Of the so''i Int" tHr h'gl't, region: 81
purely aul,jectiyc III It's n'otiyc, arrs with *fpre
means achieves that et1nt,ta! result for wftirh
Wagner stfIyca ~ hard, following in tho ftut-
stss o. The Urens r. IN grss hs
aymptouy has tHen p!nYcI 20 often here
that Il 1s unnet es*arY to 70 Into anT
detailed annlyfis of 1t. 1t Il p'casanter
to ncknowlclec the obligation 10 the ORCHESTRA
ani conductor f"r their t,oh1c md '1ignlc'. in
terprttntlnp. 1t Is rare luxury In The present
ct,fEuAtsi condition III our l'Aai fansical world
to !,rar the Beethoven Symphonies at all. much
more to hear thcm performed ~ thty afInuld he.
For tilis rca.uu ct,ncert.pucrs will be all the
more thankful 10 Mr. Thomas that tlltA summer
he has ntscn them the opportunity Ds hearing
the scc"nti. Fifth, sfstll, and Seventh Of thcac
great compositions. .
The remaining numbers were tho. overture
In fSanensscicr}, thu 'An.]nntc tantAlilc
{i.isztFs adaptattun). ami thc Allegro cnn brit,
from The l'roinctfeis ballet musir. Takcn all
III all, It was u concert which In future will Ike
remembered A. ono of the most important AS
well as enjoyable In t1s remarkable arn*or,.
This evening will otritr the testimonial con-
cert tn Afr. Ttlotnas. III consideration ri what
he taa done this summer, af"l will tln next,
aud In consideration 0f his tlntfFiHy ciIurts tl,Is
season tn make his ct1neTt. cnjuyahle, there
should tic al immense alit!tenre In attendance.
Tt.c programme Is superb onc, and will he As
follows:
a trnir,fr ft,ornf~ mud rpuue ,.,.. E4r1,
, 1877-08-01

TIE ElAIAMAlEAN.
Capt. James Dcan's catamaran IL a novel craft,
indeed, and It hna attracted much attention hero.
since her arrival f,cra the j. n. Iuchtet-lAat II
her nA,ne-las been employed !n taking ont pleas
ure parties, and many Indies who have been on
lourd Of her during her trips ray abr tstho eorr<rf
catamarnn'' she fooka 10 safc. with her hr,ad aass
ruon,y deck mud cabin. Capt. pcan eayn rhe can
'swsr1n" anythn9 on tho lakrs when shc il not
loaded. She carries plenty Of ransas-::0 vaslr--
In hcr hugo matntatl. and has large jlh. The
cabtn fe 90 constructed that It esn be rafted Or
lowered, betnR scleacopc. Thu length Of Tho
sol over III il M tee,, breadth ~ fcct, and depth
Of hold :th feet. Her suan boon, In ~ feeI lonp
and RxH ~ feet. THIS n,asi IL 80 seet high. 1he
deck IL bnt over two boats, zach 10 foot long, with
1 space between thein oE II feet,
The staael will not 90 to tEcen BAR, a. hat been
stated, Int will rrmatt hcTe In tho pxcnrslan tusi-
ncss until she is sold. Tho price asked for h.r IN
Il. .2tN.
Tho August number of {ararr's Magazine con-
ta(n4 MI Interesting article au Cata1larans md
p01ras. which u apFppus to ahe craft that afu ut.
lfacltny 20 much attention.
, 1877-08-01
GETTING DOWN TO ALTON.


srn1s0RiELp, ILL.,, July Bl.--Thc comu,ts.
einncrs 10 loeatc the Southern Penitentlary
held an evening srhsIon, and. after lcugtIy
discussion, decided to locate ttle prison at uus
OF the following fur points Oh tho Mississippi:
urand Tower, Chester, Alton, or, Grafton.
1t ts u:gcd against Grntton that It has
no railroad facilities, and is too fur
north: ngainst Alton that the prisou IL too
old and dlapatct crcr to tp utilized, a.,u that
thu must eligible locations In thu citY lack suf!l.
Client level eFonAd. agalnst Chester ami Grand
81. Louis, which must be fooled tu for q mar
ket for cunyict Industry.
, 1877-08-01
Magnolia
nSS.12aGixfa T Salt1sGEs.ss11[E,ss..==ESE= !
Balm

j. certainly one Of thu most marrclous and ,sc-
int prstluc.e nf In'"],r1' erscnce. The t1Iitrl
testimony uf thousands nf ladies reveals thr
fatt tbat the MAGNOLIA BALM Is a sure deytcc
tor crtaftn. pure anil hlsEHmfnv ct,nlplexlou.
1t col,.cats oil natural hlciuisIc. In the r1,ust
surprising AMI effective nallncr.
1t removes all ruughnr... ersrt!ons, rrttncss,
blDtches ircrkfrs. anil ta,, with Hlncitui p.sw,r.
II drives asay all evidences of fatigue and ex-
ettetnent.
It makcp thc panc.t face beautiful.
II gives tfir esHnpfcxion tazzlIu.. purity, md
makes tue neck. fare, and arms appear graceful.
tutund. mud piuMn.
1t takcs tliAtrun Of 81 Or 20 Ink mot 1norr
than ~ sears oil, and changes the rustic maiden
int0 cultivated city bcl1c. -
The 4El3ao+ta Lst,fns rrn1s.~s all Nt,afrhes aud
tohe4sA f.rsY druset7tk to baiufy: and, sehat /. Il
d. hGrs,lt's ~ p1trr. Il = ~ Mfr|2e H. in sBirts
that ne fissest klsrrtrr cdnaot dtttct III NIX.
Ladies' wn' ya1uc personal attractions. md
w10 hope u, make themselves attractive tn tile
lords ol cseatioD, can nake an absolute reFtnirt-
~ Of It f'y using Ilagan's MAGNOLIA BALM; mud
We know uf tbp uther way, If they rcftuIrr any
kind of csatncttc at ati, III which they ran be
tesfain II It. 1t Ia Tho cheaptst preparation II,
the world. oil things considered, and r,ay b. had
at any drug store.
, 1877-08-01
FINANCIAL.

DENVER, Col, July 3l.-Thu First National
Bunk Vi tseorEctown, William Cushu,a,.. prcst-
'cMt, closed It's tfoors yesterday. Its liabilities
Oh s1epos!ts asc $loj,000. with assc.s cous!.lcra-
bly, jn excess. II IL clulinuJ, Thc immediate
n,tl,t vi tue Psc1Itunt.
, 1877-08-01

cHtcAao. July 31.--The market was active and
lowcr. EtslY. Ac was asked fur corr to Buffalo.
but In Tho afternoon Fesaes wero engaged 1t 3tc-
Room VA taksa ysstesdsy fur ~, Ou1 b. whcsL
IN Qoo bo corn. ", 0O hn rye. aud M, 0o bu
1ass. wtrsl aud ne through; pf1pc. J. kct.haw.
cnfu t!'raa:h. 10 Hait t,uure.-i i'rup Alassa. eosn
thfu1.h. Nv s-iA.4 ~4tups Iti1-cuA auI Auut-
, 1877-08-01

EI2ra64 7H7fs17Fa N 4AS 7F76NRN,
CAHL1SvILLE. ILL.,, Iuly3i.-A German named
Eli ttutstnan, !iytn: few .a[lca from titrasl, in
this rsnHty, committed sutcislo yesterday by
hanging htnlaclf. TIC cutlsc assignesl tor TIC
rush urt WIZ desponlenry a,,tl lnanttaI troubles.
, 1877-08-01
SAGINAW. MICH.


apfF31I IHNxItfh 10 71f 7F76N1f.
EAET SAasNAw, Mtsh., July 9t.-'rho ship
mcnls from, thu sa-tnaw Iiycs for the scason to
Aug. ! aru: Lu,nbrr, @tt t.aa17.'5s feet; iath,
17,l75, so; slltngIrs IS. 71o go; stayrs, 1tI4-
80; IIuDpa, l1.S3, ,900; timber, cubic feet, vSu,-
GU; ealt, harFel1, 5l7,Nf3.
, 1877-08-01

Happy thdiaga fnF ncsvnns sufferers aud those
~Au Isat~ laen ds*ed, dtugxr4. and quackeI pul.
sct.naehvs. Electric fEelta caeetnaIIy cure n tels-
mature debility. weaknes4. Ind decay. BGOk = I'd
journal, win 1niornalaoh wUtlh thousands, tatird
tree. Address Fa!scrtnarheF tiais4nic Company,
CInciunati H.
, 1877-08-01

Freftat Dispdteh 10 The Tribune.
sIoux CITr, Ia, Ju1y 8l.--By the bursting OF
kerosene lamp this morning ut o'clock the
residence Property Of William IlI!es was do-
etroycd by fire, involving a loss Of $1,000 to
$1,2Uu; insurance. $l0U. The 1lutse was occu-
,Et.l tty 0. +. A1dricl,, who savcl Must VI thu
furQlt4re.
, 1877-08-01

SALT LtEg, Luly3l.-ns. Z. +. W!ns!ow WAS
erc.llate.l hers tt-lay. Thu process ,pcupicd
three hntlrs. The heart hal l,ern taken out
afl sent to his btrlIln1a4r, Nantucket. TIE ashes
arts tn 10 sent to thu EEavo of lis Wlfc llyar
tustuu.
, 1877-08-01

1N C11lIIANVt
A still nlarm from Box q at :45 ychtcrt1ay
afternoon NILS caubc1 by 1re in OIL uns'ccupted
frame building ut No. Laurel street, ow,1rl
by .amcs Egatl. Damage nominal; insured
for ss0o IN tho Royal Canadian. Cause un-
kuowa.
, 1877-08-01

MoSTnBAL, Can. July 3l.-Espfcn's box fac
tory, saw anil and ptanins mills wcrc burned
this morning. Loss, s2a5, ,000; Insured, $1,000.
, 1877-08-01

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
NEw yonK, juiy M.-Arrivc.t. iiericr, from
Hamburg; lIutiuta, fron Liverpool.
14oxln,a, July al.-ArTiysd cut. Weser and
Victoria, front New fork. 4
, 1877-08-01

GOOD Ursvnre OF stickT+ filthy,
GOOD muddy cOtn tnpOttnats. In cttvrrrsf
NEWS stWrsfnrrrn'.. .ts. T.Ur .hos. ss"t s,,,t..
NEWS p1aint mssi tinnh thc hntr inr
NEWS t!:vitme: nntt thcT nrc Tot<an:
FOR hrni,s .;s.,s.,a vsn"A p"fn'S"'" hsa
THE
BALD ,,,.," na,.i tr,.,,t x.,1,r ' t,.!t ' a,it;,
BALD tic pure. r1rnts rr.tnrntiyc.-
BALD LfONth MATftAtHrN. I'faia
AND ~. ~, ts,s Tx EsHrsasstorn a"Gs
GRAY tiu.troy il. D,,I UrtWxs II hitck
GRAY ~ new liio by. hntMrc's own
GRAY rf.sr rHce."' ~. ,.Ias n1 IN 1tntnhirnM rnst~
GRAY lie. "~'
, 1877-08-01

r"r1r'y. rnrn thrau'h, In tt" nltrrnntn urpp
.trah:a. rttrH .tl sItI and pthra %nrFhrrnff. i,
1'tl":i'. Arar' T.. i!sr;ut. ami Fa[rba,k, corn.
rhi.E> ut I'tt, 10 i,uI!at,
, 1877-08-01

KFEKT.HHTgN1s FE4[FETME.
Murray h tA!!lu4lIs FLIrttia MatrE hs4 uftcu hraD
EyIe1 the "EsrtIl,tlnE fcTiune. II |. nsltrt true
THAT IT. IeIlntLl Anl r.fr. ,!s fragrance lrty TOR
tlIasy tA3k At44A4 xEaL5.xf 1t tulIltA -lulkt lac
urlinstl b.!t slas. tL4t l,4's ny TAT of sh-r NO.
Tns,r!! uI.L lsH.trs ,ou nsays AK tic fIustI4
y ar kssp4I4,t ~ l.Aull-.4 \ kst!.I, s,tw fv.s
, 1877-08-01

y Romance ~ Ttrnllsy-Tbc Devircs
o. thc 4ncen~ fst ~ori@fy-t11sv FDssis,
Frntnrc~ nsE Hnte ttstrhCtlre. hnd
thr tffrinf*fic> ri Nature nre Hidden
hy the sv1scherY Ua tart-An interest
ing ReTclurloAa,
n nur climate. and nwinc 10 American rnnt1cs
~ !fc. tht ont woman btsscsAcn tlIlt lcs lm}J,t
u naturr-a falr complexion; rtlt without
which there cnn he M rial ipatity.
There = no use Ut rcpinihg, tte1tt,sc Il fs sn
lhc sci'slble thing. Under the circumstances, IL
to Sc iinw tlar defect fnay bu overcome.
Clearly. In t1Is tnatter, Art mist te called
upnn I" su?ptv what Nature llas denied.
I,f,et lair reader nsk. fitw}
Io reveal that rcry secret Is TITO purpose Of
thih articic.
"Wla, can't lc rurcd need not be cnlnrc1.''
IN this ease. An alrt,it chemist, named flaval,,
las provided an infallfhtr means of making tho
pla'ncsi face radiant, and Ut orcrcntnn2 MI the
defccts which. without llt& Invention, often mike
iltc a lo'ig naarsyrdon to ladics of su>.c.y. Mr.
Nagan's
, 1877-08-01

J
CHICAGO, duly 3l.--ln relation to this tclc-
ran, to tho Times dated Cheyenne, W, r., duly
., WI desire to say that Capt. Kruuso only pre-
eRted the cars carrying tho thrco companies Of
ntantry which wcrc under tIs cu,nanu from be-
ny detached trutn thu engine. Tic WIS uEtlcrc1
oQmaha and ha went there, ami tho assertion
u sh1 Tins that hp nna 1its Lieutenant wrrH
Just u llttic drunk" T. falte, " .eacll nf tic
sstel'gsra kncw aud will testify. ". have no
efs"nal interest IT. tho matter othrr than our
GntFs To see 4 soldier who Ia doing his duty
9lr!y used attd not pl,uacd.
9."' u. Rttrhan, a. Il. Sherman, AIf. llawk1ns,
tAcstss seeber, And d.xcn otters.
, 1877-08-01

CIucA1u sU2LINaToy & QUINCY RAILROAD.
l'et,s tat u t.ass":.. 1nana. ar. anl Sf,,rln,,,
=. Aal E.As! IT -lstveath.a.a. Ttexes tta..t.i -
t.lrx'st.. mt At llH:t1tt