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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
Gin iJropertp Ge Set

Gin propertp Ge Set
HANDSOME new Brown Stone FLATS, with
900 Aproyriclt, s.e t7. 52J-st uc-r Elevated l. L.
i. atl, ;-l to --f.
rEO LET.-HOJ 81 III finest location on 9th
ave ti lolt iuil PARK from .ulas To rent low from
August lst apply .o =. ?. "a ?. n" Maiden Lane
sQ'k WEST 45lh-,r. near 5tn-sv.-F0uT-
sbse stary menstoou brown ho-s open rom 10 u
oa1ck
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DrooA,na Dropsris % Ett.

TO LET. very low. th- desiraAic 3-story
a .HG bt-.rerf ifIrt trriEr - 80 l-Ir.st. ue1r
Carroll rar flr-la torfst 50 vii - made ycTy
reasonable apply ta- t. -Ii,- H. - tuurtnt BfooA D.
ON-rklCLD lots tOR SALE or LEASE.
4 ..r IUutrr.lrns rf-s--fa-- Chffrleui NorEf, ",.
hnrrs - ,f- With hutrr7r yffer rf also. blocks l"I
tr.la. e.. e-rtnaH - adjoining - - az t'i'
Ula.. 10 r or lui.r-r'
i..t.if- ai r0vcc. ApfT ~ ". L. BfoWkH So 10 WI
hau~t
tAb- Pr MONTH-TO LET-k 2-slory
- - rn- cnffryr GO f,ef f.-r a rooms at modern
cansrrcre- r-rt.i 20 desirable pafiy 1913 lnrinri
nr.4rlvs. r D., key ~ lg1. ROGERS BROWNE LII $50
Gran0--t-. r. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
5ummcc BodrO.

Iregh7hH near FROM ny pr1,ie ne FRET tror ltiQs
hi ~ Ii,ait3ttH mace .rt In soiT e4rt 90 fuE t'iH
t' fffc f.I8fir artnf iH1 IEnu ne 1s' D.'ns
~ l.G'' ~ ~. tet s,gtsl Ita Hia@sl. Aeta'a HDfse
j. .arHr Ff'cs ~ d. IsHs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

DTNELLEN. =. Large. airy rooms, plenty
~ ,rafe mountain pr; three minutes from depot
terms. - te 90. a GORDON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

IrepD7t near roA my pr sole ne frsi tnovitiq'
USE" fhatea-,g,r ,g oisl 1Iz rGnu.E ne
I-.aoga pfa.e- ~. i.ar.
1 IL wanting BOARD, country CT city. call
"a At fiiE r"AHDEEe' bItJcioRl. 737 broadway.
: FEW BOAPDEHS accommodated ut pri-
a.. va's rs1cnce h,r l1-lsi"e. sclr Ae4gufai iaaei
"a.." Canton c'sae.., patc.e-. CO.. y. L.
1 Ri!SI'o FALLS HOUSE, situated near
RON aeari3 nr'9 aa. .. End i e.. est hts
10 -ut the ,il4es. Address AUGUSTUS EA1TAAS Pop.
4 LPlNE HOUSE. bethlehem, \. New
n he's. iev ,.f...lc lfai.on commands entire yiow Of
0'''D e. Z, c J.; pr5riesor
PEST COUNTRY BOARD can be- obtained
= oa 'soHabir .,lins oa Snort lille 2 miles rom
Tii, Nt5arr s. ~ ''' -'''' 'A'''''' 49,
RETlLEHhM, LitchGeld County, COM
- lniet Board i1r Adults. RS cUETts.
DOARD ~ PRIVATE FAMILY.-succasm
. p'f ecst Aiiias Mrs. Ii.TiEi. ''' '''
P0AED-At q farm house in the Ca.sElls;
= nuy WEE" rntr oi sp'c; n1t nei tc', graph flay
Gfo'ae ca. T. f''- - D. d" i'.' '''' Last D''''''
RGAEDEGS WANrED-Adult5 Only. at an
- '.esant farm houso table anlni3ni piano snf hon'
Sidney ED~AIIr Amity. 0r.ng' Co., Vcs.Yoi.
BOARD NEAR WEST POlNT.-First-class
aud Sre.ta.,e-. SIS. 4. MEAItS- Jl Highland Falls.
orangr CO., N. ".
PAY SIDE HOUSE. Jamcsport /. l. -
~ Parties dcair1us ai obtaining country BOARD close
beside Sue water. whore they gn iHe f.ag Saline.
aut naitur lIrItf ui !lf. uis eggs, vegetable, GOOD
roon- uiao trNgHe grounds. and god 3ic, viii address
B d. JONES' 1amrsfor~ d. l.
CATSNiLL MOUNTAINS.-Good Country
X BOARD ior f- boating and bathing. Address ca ~
FORT -outh Cara. Greene co.. n. y.
EIESTER Orange Co.. y. Y.-G0od table;
( pleasant -id healthy place terms low %" onoc.9r o.
clhfri Address g. BE- re- B'E ~ 'Irs.e Orti-t 'l r. D.
COLUMBIA WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
- hear uHis1n y. X.-rite watsre universally te-
Cared af r superior o. aa~ m TIE country. ue a ui.l!
Grove. -oaH i. crru'lr. ". p. MARSH.
COUNTRY ROARD.-First-class board; -u-
- I,rior accommodations. homo comforts -h private
French f'rfV trstanu. Orange. n. j.. bues
Ch"rra .rrot Atcr.~- 81 81. Box - BRICK Cnarl o. n
CONWAY HOUSE, Conway, y. H.. /. II.
= EA-itlAN. gsplirtorf Afc~ gods from - icu'. I'VE
rH--h Conway. thoroughly rrfrd livery COZ
ucctoti ate Tor transient and permanent b"dIlrrs very
rea. .n7pi..
CORNWALL Orange Conformity Board
\ Rooms large and airy beautiful location three mudi*t
walF 3efet frcr t.e times Aleret- q. 81,
TttHlLl Hourainv-ic, Orange County b. Soc or i.
>Ec'H le3 unaue.st.
COUNTRY BOARD IN private family az NAT
\. TFAW ", opru-t, NcTiurx j = miles rom Lud-ou
River; three sur0y IE hnfr'us, hahng
ani tff taf rr 'trrri dHuulani 'riii nn fEt
tables nesr d.i"t hy FAtcF, adults g. Ad-Iess l. H. w
BCNELLEN, \. Large. airy rooms, plenty
~ ,aaae; mountain orr; three minutes from depot
t"rns = ,a 20. 81 GORDON.
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Gummer Boaro.

mink ers-pb fng orTnE TRIBUNE Tstoud H, ~ BE- abis
70 mart htrgc 1arer'eau y0ur Ptc lgr iro oT bTse
months ms as,fghff @Gd N 1'ifffd p f0nH -
gre Deeff ~ me- Ms EieH Eobnson, Ige0n C0'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

COUNTRY BOARD IN private family 40 MAI
< TfANtN, "pnu-.t, Nc.vaurz, = niI.H fr"U ut-ou
River; three ROOMS. iIi hnttne, haEing
anil tr hollis tlf rooms large ABUNDANT 'fii Hnc f'E'
tables depot hy T4cf adults, b. Address T. IT, w
lrg = s.gtf41-.-... - y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

NORNWALI. Orange Conformity Board
4 Rooms aree and any beautiful location three mn'f.s
walF depot frie- SINS uc times AGcreH- q. ~
TrrHILI. Nourtainvue orange County n S.. or y
~EtII. l-i uIalesL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
EeG Oauiea

LfA NUAlIIt1
SHOEMAK ERS.-N ant.d good lasters. trim
- aa tuishcrs q worA IN .ig tcaui- tWo "
thrsr I've handed teams ou hfstca WORK EDWIN 4
ri 1T. $50 Dusuost
WANTED, frst-class CANNAsSERS. 10 sell
$50 " srroa st., Jersey Clty. beV~ 4 ane - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

ASNlNG.-A frst-clas c0i0rcd lauulrsss
W Ni-,r isde-' 4nt fslss washing ~ the dozen seek
uOul tv'uug atrEef aud summer sir.e.. r
Oall rr .Ihrcsa, Msl1 h. GORDON, i2' WHst 3otisa
NASHING.-WUitcd by good lauudroes.
w ladies EvRreusns washing AZ HOT aotsn ,ft
Of r.i,rcno.. ArS AlD4bn, a0t Fast lpthst. of n.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

ELBEBON HOTEL, south Of Long Branch
i Ele most untrue aside Resort tl" oIa
~ r 2 FoNi~ are OF ljrmau House ami -r. J4.'s
li0tei. IruDririnT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

\ .I OF .t'f1IrN fnl = tl'frri " iIHt h
assist a.tI N4et desired. alf rtn l~sc -rr ~ H :.
position Cf'f rUrulrt Three years r'iefncs 800 'ui
-.i.-i.
, 1877-09-04

- FALLING HOUSE.
CINCINNATI, O.. Sept. 3.-Au excavation d
Longworth street, below the foundation Of No.
u, dwelling adjoining. undermined tho walls
Of the latter building, md It fell about o'clock
this afternoon with tremendous crast,, iN,ryng
a plumber VI people In the ruins. Four women
were buried in the wreck. One, Mrs. kcarn.was
kif1cda and tic other three were Released uuln
jurcd. Fire mcn were Injured noru Or less 80
vcrely, two of whom arc tlloucht to bc fatal,
hurt. II Is stated thai tuur persons arc still I,
the ruins, and large fnsrc Of woskmen an
busy cnlcayoriny Ia release them.
CtyctNNAri. O., Sept. 3.-fhc secuc Of to
davis terrible disaster was Nos. II atnl 1G Long
worth street. Al tnc latter place MI excavation
was in progtcss for tue new building. md t.,t
digging I.a.t gone below the foundation NJ ~
Due uf tic tntn0trs u The Inter Atnted tim
tlcir lanulurri wus t,ottc,l last Friday tilat tu
building vim unsafe. but lla,i taken t,, prrG!u
commenced to brace Vi, u'c building, Ind wcrt
busy It, pit they la,t dug. wcn teic wall tell
completely dclnutsIl't,E No. -. ctiI carryj,
away tt.r dfylsiun-walI between ttlat anl thu
hahltattot'. Nj. IL was a kardmg.flo.l>c fu'
fatlcy wUllcsl, whU rGntGtl r.Mn.E trtng
Mrs: kcan. ah,l 1t the tlntc the accident w
CURED euttalncd kcycn wunu1i nlltt two Ur litrct
bc asccrtatnci us tI'osc t,,anjurcl lai'cI to r.
purt. Mrs. sue keaI', tilc l,ht1Iady, wis tlr
stautly killed. Ju,ncs ~. Dustu, i visitor ii
thc sauic house. Is tn1urcll iMtcrnally.-It Il
thought fatally. John Fu,Iegat1. frre.s,at, nt
tIe men Ut work ill TIT excavation, IL .iriu|
buried under the drbrl.. Hugh QulgeY. Il "
buser, WIS Killed Instantly. .I.ouIr lowing Ii
t,,lurrt! internally. Lutte Williams llAsl hcs
bask hurt. Tue other women nrc 'u.'re ur lrsi
bruised. Que, eu'urest sctyutt, Is ti.l*s',,g,
hut It IL thought possible she esyupctl. Wurs.
n,ctt were engaged W to late lour to-lstEiat
searching for ttnncgan's body, but were ut'abla
to tfu1 Il.
, 1877-09-04
THE MARIETTA REUNION,

Orcat crowds 0nthsrlns It Private Dali
Kell's Convention OF koldlers-TAe Psesl.
ascut to Joln ttc Rese.Fy.
-, Spec4al MspascA 10 1At TtouHs.
MARIETTA, g., SEPT. a-This, tito Pioneer
City Vi the West, Is full u,d ovcraowing to-
night, both with numbers md enthusiasm. The
OCCASION of all this il the national reunion and
cneampment Of volunteer soldiers Of the late
War FROM both asmIes,-popularly known as
Erivatu DalzclI'a reunion. Heretofore, tlcso
reunions have been held 1t tho home Ut the
Private tu Caldwell, Soblc County, tllls
stats. b1t tho reunion. outgrowtax
ycer to Mariette. Every arrangement possible
l,4S been llat!s Tor thu accommodation OF tho
fast crowds cxpccted tu at&etttl. 2n4 III the mat
DUNG themselves proud. II is estimated tllat
&l.e crowd which will bc IN attendance du1ing
the four days VI tho clieassnpmcnt Will apprux1-
mate tv.0ol Already i4rRs delscat!ons areicre
lllnol4, kansss, Nebraska, Kentucky. and In
diana, and 4 telegram received tonight gives
Information Ut tsaiu of 500 excurslonlsts iroal
Iowa, which Il ca route; Tue Ohio soldirry, l.
iso~.s I'll x a.. nss,: bs;s sss
aud nore arc expected to-morrow: Columbus
Cadet Battalion; Caldwell uuards, Caldwell:
SvbIs Guards. Aillsboro; aeott DrAgoons,
ua; :Ss'e xhsa. saS . dss' oass. s.isa' aay Asss;
Guards. slaElctta. TITS militia present. number
atoueto Aost prominent Rl'loAg tte military
IL tho Columbus Ca(lets' battalion, juvenile
Organization rumposed Ut boy4 ranglng In ace
froIn II to 20 years. This u tAc organization
which acted " g.lari VI homer snd personal
c.cost u President llaycs vt tic Inauguration,
and It il Ar1e now fur e1cort duty. 1t Il iuay-
ltdcentIy equipped and uniformed. and IL by
all u!d4 the best drilled military uTklutza-
tton ip tho Statn. 1t Is accompanied by
baud Ut twenty y-iIvs pisces Tito following IL
the pr1Irpnlihr tur tU-fuulrUH, t!te U[teliiNE
day Ut ths eneuiupmcut: At u .. H., r1seille,
followed by = natiolsai salute II sh'!ty-c'ght
guns; assetAely catl VI o'sluxk. al.lrcss vi
wvlcusls by frtyate uIlxcll; reslouse by Lew
Nallure; Inaugural procession Vi yhitllE aud
resident nlnitaEy veterans. !osal organizations.
etc.; a4Iera.A'l: dktplal II siEnal svrT!.r; r..
Ealla un s&uskE4.unl River; lress- lMrade VI
military; esc,l!i,*, experience -u,cetngs by vet
etatIs. Large crowds asc a1sea4y here, which
Will tv Ereutty au.u.ru'e! t>usorrux. Pfes.-
ueut llaYr. uul EAL.i,c. will arrive FslaY luor1l
Nhy,
, 1877-09-04

and Sy srtSs j I'LL % ass1ss u % !Hs %Gires. ssi u
i"ss:Sy. !asas y: !snSi day i j%y ssI; a
q
sHs' @ oasa III asaI. IL ~ d.
,ss .s S9S sxs t w IT. sF S%n
.arsS seSs'1 70 ss hise.i Hiaaes III @ inS
as su9 "s neu g. FL;
sss ss !; Z H. y s as =: H. ft ao5 III n.*Ha r. a
S;st Rss!s't ss:!s Il Gi;|sss. !; III @ !:
. ra"t x III H. II Il. IL G
f. {n nc t'isE a. s!4 roal " Il IT, q NJ a'nsny.
i sss ssss 4 &'sIifsn, Se!"* ta?ss isa1.sa ~
IT, u; md f' III y fs e Viz, III II
n q; Ei!!. nrjd5;s tsass. st4o'
Ut
~ Il: - y 5s IN. .a 1
"a
sGe$ hafe sos ID vi sea.s5sis! &c liz AZ Gs|s.Es
s; I'D I Il il:
e. s.';s.i; I'll
I'LL e. ill., ~ ,s IT, IT,
na,si;!ntry .taonsy enxlac. 1u nenxs aa4 slltbt
st,s s,g T ;S1, Pad fsa%x
sss; ,'i: ;.EftsSs @t IT. :lS s;sis. A.
~ & SsSt.t III
saE 14 ltATu&d Eu1E4Ht ~ tlB tlo OF tti1 u1eH Ut
s:y''ns.ys. III Sti!sf rsilsnsstSss: aitutss
sa!laHf station. 0 bu1l1iuRs aI plFcHAncts,
sa ~ oi!rr Aftlc!rs. tsplcIrnls. aid na:erels cots
sts4 IT. @ %tA tl9 pfupef rIApIleht WORKING; cuiauct'
sEns 10 Aaid IaIr nj Company ii thu d4le ot Aad
.StI!ass Vt taefc4flsr acquired by Il. ait IN aAtt0h
;;hrrto ; ~ n! tllo equipment rolling 'stngk. 1ucuo-
xH oup.hca. touss. mitmtuts anu apEuEtcnAhcca
" whsiS.rs nstuse u st.tu asluruy ths e;
s't. hefrWtotH hPputed In this cRusr, Or pEnsicd
y EMA ~ ust ~ l e0IcctoA with tuu property IN
@ MaftRA:e dcscrtcI tu ba so1d " rutFey. but
Auxetss ~ " !cscTsI p4tets !hcfs0f to four
.a G4 ths nI:t ,ay y! May. A.. u lb4 by tue luTt
saio9 Lake Michigan HAt1ruaI tp:tlEA.1 ~ 1AI
=" ~ lhacI uf taLu railroad frGu the
Ctfy ~ ~ isGry' " tae hauof n!shixAn. y tho
~. na5 u May, a. u. sAU. by the PenlnAuEsF lta
1ontaht l0 As!I complainant IHarIl " s4ld
ns y extends fEum !1tu satI Ny OF lana6 to ttia
ss.ssntsa y !ls nr.t i.y ii sy 4. H. isiu ~ iis
ess' s{fa,tss aass . III I'D
r"aI ~ aai complainant. On - n.ach VI aa!l rail-.
s I.sf u tLIraxu, IN ttc i: a:s u llt!nus; su
'thke rxEcasr IN tle lfst day Ut kettet A. H.
u,t:r m a1e asa!ntuar Railway c1IFsuy. 0sxupbxr1
sltM, sAe 9Ht IT tbs etatrapt Michigan lpIaAa A.4
5aoal - run liz u III Ghy VI Lalsn. 10 tatI
" MHscI NIL Vt sIIcA arc nriIt ttute
IL. tort II s4Id testes. haII dee, pro, t1vs that
10 ala 80 ~ apIuIaesnccs sha!1 hi .1d saIeSt
H. ~ .4rs tat tho turrIl.rr purchasers sa!q
r.s naan Aot incur Aht ters1la1 luhJ ~hAteEeF IL
~ aAa lntercl khrF
.ea ~ 4HJ f.iur Inur continuing pf{ur tiru
r,..,, AuliIftlN alASiIEiL.
c. epv:aI Ms;;eE Commissioner uudvF *ala Dsersa.
l9Mpl'nAmt's solicitor
xAAtcu, ltrtIHtl, All tA77
, 1877-09-04

only one the law required to bc male, but that
the secund one. having been made, may be corr
sfdered bv tho Board+ ~ tho board 10 not cor.
Information furnished by the requirements ot
lie statute. but may act OF the knowledge nf
fts members III arriving At a basis Ut tquat!xa-
ton. The opinion ccntludcs:
My concinnon f. that faet 10 inlpnrtant as that
the aggregate assessment In any county had AZ
ready been increased mosc than 81, 600. ono
should. when brought 10 ils knowledge, be con.
tston, and that for this purpose, The state i'oarl
may lawfully take Into consideration nut only tho
regular anatfhet daied Aug. 10. but alfu the rA.
PER- dated Aug n, allowing the increased assesa
meni made h} lbs County board.
, 1877-09-04
All SIN.
Tho Chinese safety Culnmltsee MIKE Thetr
Report.


INC en'nese easssJ committee Mako 1nelr
Neport'
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3.-Thc Executive
COMMITTEES t,s thr i.o,n,r,ttcr nj Aafefv hill q
t.a1 ,,,n,,I.,,, .hi. ,f,o.n..,n ~ - Cx,nr,..
.'u44 .'ec.n's .n' A'te' uoo"' ~ - eo'cnua"t
Ill of1cI aAaEese reviewing tue oreahfzat1oa
nnl work OF the Committee, attributed tho
recent disturbances to hoollums. thieves. md
n fcv commnrI*,. nn,1 uot tn thr ,,l,or,nv
49,. ,.,s ~.
classcs, "no nc!o a4oo'' Ae Iue" seau l"H
lctter from 0oH Irwin. Tho letter. alto
reviewing the cause which led to sh<
fortnntt,n Of the Aafety Committee. rcfc,s
~, ~. .,,,,rtx .r,t- -r1inn., f..i,rv .virt, h,d
:" t"s s'to"s =, e" esaS "",ea ~.
seuueeea aIstu1oaneo posAloie snu n'snt 'caa
to repetition, and suggests tho expe14cncy OF
seeking to remove tho cause after putting down
the dssnrdrrly efforts. 1{e aupocatcd t,lot fur.
a.. H.. -, -. ,h.., ',,s, .,,,o..,,,,~
tne. "eP' - ~ 'a"eH ~ oo1A'1 suea u'oou.at.oo
ot thc bur!lneame treaty "a VIII prevent t1e
innux Ut Chinese; that thu Conlnllttee, from
it, uon-paYtlsau character and ll:l etaulIpc oj
III, ,rnrrt.crs wn, ~ s,1 othcr orv,nt1a,ion.
~. ~ ~ -. es".. .,@,'s .A..., 1'e'N
the ohe that "ould marc most we'Tht villa Lon"
gress. sucl action would tcnl to convince shs
luborlng classes that earnest Efforts wcrs being
mnts Il, frcn them fron, the bun.en of Chinese
a,,n.',t., .r,, .vo,,t1 -, ,,... t,,,o ,n.,,,,,,
eo""Ps''t""' ~" "'A'a w '"o'o s""u e'4s
e!Se 10 seeufc peace aha ofuc9. Al aou9css "as
then read on bellall Ut tho Committee recount
anR tic work It baI pefformcd.L It
cns. .1,. m 10 exu,c.s ,hs hone Tint. the lato
, 1877-09-04
no insurance. 4 cottage adioiuing MAS damaged
10 the extent of &N.

no Insurance. 4 cottage adioiuing was damaged
TO the extent of so.
IN CALIFORNIA.
eAN FRANcisco, Cal.. ecpt. Am Auburn
{Cs'.) dispatch says fro yesterday morning d..
Etrnycd the Chinese quarter and number 0f
buainess houses and residences on Sacramento
street. Loss upwards Of $4,000; insusancc
]Vht. The citizens are tunsEdcrtng the expc-
d!eney Of preventing the rebuilding VI China.
t,sn In thc old location.
4 Salinas City dispatch says that the round
houte uf the Monterey d Salinas Valley kaIroad
was bnrnud last night. Lon, &25, ,t0o. supposed
inyendlary.
At COLUMBUS. ..
CoLuunrs. o., Sept. 3.--The Canal Touring.
mill. owned b! Thomass ". .Morrls. gas de;
iu tue Knox Mutual, Of Ohio.
, 1877-09-04
CRIME.


bRfetd' DnpdseA "a 1Ae Tribune.
NT. VERNON. ILL.,, Sept 3.-Anson Tanker
slcy aud Charles Toliey, sentenced by Judge
Treat. Of the United ktates Court, to three
months Imprisonment each In the County jail
At this place for Joining the strikers In inter-
ference with tho tratus on The st. Louis t.
Southwestern Hallway, were rclaaAcd tllis After-
noon, after a confinement Ut three weeks.
Petitions uumcfuusIy signed In, belalf Of the
young tnen wcnt up " Springfield, and there,
1t appears, had the desired effect.
fo~efat Dispd{ch to Thr Tribune,
srHtsoFfELp, ILL.,. Sept, a.-In the United
States Circuit Court to-day. Julgc Treat rceas-
cd, Upon their rccogntxanee tu rcirai,l frus yoat
Ing any law Ut the United Statcs, an. from tntcr
fering with property III the custody Ut tbs Court
during pcsiNl II one year, tWcIlty weight rail-
ra strikers sent to Jail al the tttnr III the strike
for ninety days for intvrieEtug with railroads In
h1nus uf Receivers. They hHi served nbont
hatf 0t their sentences. Must Of the men were
from, Ls6ata, the taiaucr from Eaat Ut. Louts
and vt. trr1un. III asl1ttion, The Judge or'
lcset tho rcltaAc oi stx tne,I confined at urbana
md two at ST. Vernon. -.
, 1877-09-04
People Seen to Fall Backward
into the Furious Bill
lows. n
The Hydrants Destitute OF Water
with Which to Fight the:
Fire.
Tales Of the W0r1snen WHO Es-
capped from tho Burning
E<li{ice.
Origin Of the Calamity, and 8toidity
Of the CarverB.


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, 1877-09-04
OTHER lgLAZES.

THO alarm from Box - at II O'Clock ye4ter-
day morning was caused by defective huc at
No. Isl State ttrcet. No damage.
An alarm 3rotn Box SIT Ut 13:25 yesterday
noou indicated = i1rs caused by defective Hue
Il, tho laundry ct kate Shasp, OF the curner of
Ctalk street aud ChieyKo ayeuut.
The alartu lrou1 lux 4l5 vt HAS yesterday
foFcuouu WIS tho result of gus explosion III
tue butcier-shop of Anton Teckr1, NJ VI Cor
null street.
The burning OF I barn III rear of No. 1S7
North Union street, aud occupied by 3ayub
Hanson, was the CAUSE Ut ~ alsrui from Box
8s7 It 1::s1 yest4rday uesuiux. Damage, elv0;
, 1877-09-04
The COOK COUNTY ASSESSMENT.
H,srF,,S xes.es.t IA TIA Tw{huuS

sralsoYaELp, ILL.,, Sept. a-The AttorncY-
Gsnssl hqs Ill. WITH the Auditor !n rseasd 10
tnu asscssu,cnt FesuEau VI Coox County In
response to resolution VI Tic EvArd VI Equal
ixatloa referring a.I lr,:sl questions counaste1
with tllat xsAe8st!icMt ~ HIN. The oplnioH l.
intensely lcu.tay. TAs AtsoF1wY-Gcucral ex-
plcssea tue util:ua tuat tLx 1rst return u Tho
, 1877-09-04

Special Dispafeh 10 1At Ttbun<,
SAGINAW, Alch., Sept. 2-Dr. Rockwell, who
killed pcnla,uln Wtlber, and was released on
bail d. Edenvl,lc, WIS rcarrcstrd to.day fur the
murder, anI lodged In the Midland Jail.
allas Drew, Of AfidlAtld County, was arrested,
charged with horsc-steaing, atlu held iu the
SUR, Ut 81, ,esDU to appear for examination.
, 1877-09-04

FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Sept. 3.--Thc souiL abut-
mcut of tic bpy.llun uqueduct In the tccder OK
the Wabash i Erie cauai was swept awaY last
night. The abutmcnt was of stonc. thirty lcct
high, sixty fcct lons, AMI was built three years
agn. Luss to the Caual Company about d,Uu.
The cisy's watet-sapp1y fur tite purposes IL cut
III by this aecidcnt.
, 1877-09-04

GnAxp NArips, Mlct., Sept. 3.--A prisoner
OH l,is way tI the State House Of Correction
irom Mnskcyon jumped from u train oil the
Detroit Il Milwaukee, Kaitruud near Euuica To-
day, while It was In full spcul. SlIrrtH Ryan,
of Mnskegon County, who hasl him III charge,
jumped after tho prisoner tu tatg1, hin, aud Was
considerably hurt. Thu prisoner escaped.
JOHN fl,lkeuulder, Ut Olive Tuwtisl,tt, o.
tawa County. stoi.: yoke Ut oxen Ut John
Quartcl, Ut Blcndun, lust night, brought them
ferr, tried ~ Fcil them, was arrested, confessed
hs guilt. and IL III talt awaiting se,tcurt. lie
IL tile sixth or seventh thief arrrs,cu quite Us
promptly tor the sanle ulIeiIsc In ts city within
d si,o,t ti'ne. The roguss will leasu that It il
not profitable to couIe here.
, 1877-09-04

CINCINNATI, O.. Sept. s.-su,con Garnet, tho
negro WIN committed rape upon the peraon Of
Mrs. Perry Klngsey, wife Vt farmer near Ok
ford, O.. on Saturday last, was taken ont Of Jail
tu-doy at noon md shot dead bY 1 moi.
, 1877-09-04
q HESSNEIt.

NEw Yong, Sept. 3.-The case OF Nelson 4.
Gessncr, thr alleged forgcr arrested In Chicago,
MAS today adjourned until tho asth Inst. aud
tEe prisoner handed over to tho detectives from
thy D!strtrt.Attorncy's office, who Ind bench
wurrant for als afse3t. q
, 1877-09-04
ClTIII13-AiUllDEIl.

6ptcfat nispafch 10 ~. rFituas.
DETROIT, Ailch., Sept. 3.-lhis afternoon d
young woman. Mrs. Kate stoddar1, while drunk,
walked up Jefferson avenue u Hatntramck,
drowned 6-weeks-t,ld baby In tile creek ard
buried It In tllr sand Under the bsidgc. Sllc wa4
arrested on starting to return to the city.
, 1877-09-04
FINANCIAL.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Sept. at h stated thas
the Newport Misunderstanding Company has
eal1vd . meeting Of creditors for tomoxroE.
Llabillties about $50
AosTRxAI. Bspt.. A-James g. Kennedy i
$4,000
, 1877-09-04
TWEED.

New YonE, Sept. 3.-Wiltam II. Tweed was
to-day bcfore committee of Aldermen np-
pointed to investigate the =" Ring Frauds" but,
his counsel being sick, tho Investigation was
adjourned until Thursday next.