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, 1877-08-02
CHEAP EATING AND SLEEPING,

CHICAGO, Aug. l.-Some persons who,
perhaps, do not remember the days Of
Holly Tree Inns In this city arc writ
tng Of cheap eating houses as remedy for some
Of tbs existing evlls. The experiment of cnnl-
btnEng charity ard business In this direction has
heen attempted 20 frequently ln this city, and
with surh uniformly disastrous results, that #
will DO difficult for "E.unony,n ur unybtNiy
else, u enlist substantial ati TOR another such
enterprise. Nor ID 1t ull desirable that such a
movement bc t,iauguratetI. First, because there
y nv osesslon for it. Ihc business portion If
tho city ts already aAulilantly suppIicl.H.tl4
every Rra'lu VI eating aud sleeping accom- bttl-
tiuns Required, conducted by sncn who UNDER
stalIl thelr business, and who eait, wlsllc iIir-
nibhlng gshki aud cheap accommodations, make
Tor themselves i!ycltho.d. sceun'l, because
every sucl. attempt rs thut proposed by yuur
esotfesrondent; s however plausible In theory. Is
Iotse aud peFntenls In practfee, encouraging. .te
pcndence upon charity by multiplying ehari,a.
w 9r senlt-ei'arltable organ!zation,, every unu
Of Which, except th,se devoted to the sttk, the
aged the intlrnt, or tAe orphan. IL 4 breeder Ut
Nena1cancy ant fraud upon the benevolent
public and upon The Legitimate tradtsman uion
whose lines they encroacl,. ii.
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tr'lth: int IT. t1fcs tate se,fn" mud that !" enmcH
ss more than ntn",y ri' u! lN'. At tl,r lratt
'alrufatinn, Il ,sr-c unemployed nasses
falst at all. 1t Is q tr,I'Itun ilta all orr thr
county that F 4 ma', 'an get TN pcce Of land
II" IA p"rfrstlS safe. ! yet tho fsca my.
etli sometimes, In moment Of insanity.
lht It. wont III. MIR. E1itoE. /. requires aUilte
huns!re'r TT dollars fnr man IT, take with him
when he Eprs ft'r farni"r. lie nlust hare tho
la'Hi ur, tuipp.lHg liz 1nn't have tho land, he
must have team, aitf lmptetucnts anil crup
d"h't spring nut ri the ground al n nrl. Hr
must hive H,inc means to 1--we on while that
crop Is f.iDE put !nto thr earth and while IT IA
growing AMI being harvested, ami ~ / really
don't aCe how One Df us tr,or wretchrs without
any money hr rich relatives, would ba mt1c,,
btttcF oil X there were several more great
State. in tho West whiting 10 i,c settled. That
Is, uulets there In bureau somewhere that ~
don't know anything about fur the purpose III
loantng IT'S nufcy to pet started on.
Tie fact Of tho nntter is, II is very easy mat
ter 10 say- Go West. ro1InE man." hut mt 10
eatr for the young man To 60, especially II he
hspErns to linvc a wife anil some ynlng rcspelr-
abilities 70 take care Of, and ttlhslsting Of, thc
pr'sec'Is of " odd Job" Or " reduced time" at
I0H wages.
Thus, while acknowledging the truth oi yonr
article, ], In e1mrnon with many ntllert, fail to
.ec ltow the practical application II tn be male.
Perhaps out OF the many thousand Intelligent
readers Of TnE TKtsrhR phitanthr0,ists, farm
cfa outinesa men. and others. there IL one who
tan make this clear 10 the understanding Of unc
ot the LOw.fRtCEu Masses.
, 1877-08-02
OREGON.

DemngoEuo Grover Coca to tho United
Statrs acnmte. and StItes Gocs to .Jnll.
PORTLAND, Aug. 1.-Fos several days past the
United States Grand Jury las lad ut,,lcr nves-
tlsa.ton tho case Of ~. II. n. Stiles, who tcs.!.
f1ed 10 positively nnd phinte.!ly against Senator
Grover before the Congressional Committee.
Stics' testimony in relation TO having overheard
conycrsation between Grover, Watkins, mud
Gilfrcy, during which Gl1frcy stated to Grover
TINT they had secured Goodman, Ut
Uma,Ella, but that I. had Gust $l,0tO,
and other very damaging statements In
connection Herewith, were most emphatically
conlrad!cted BY these persons when on tho
stanl before the Investigating Committee.
Several witnesses hare bceu examined before
the Grand Jury, and, after careful investigation
OF the ease, a truo bill was returned t.4iay
ayniast St!es. charging him With perjury. lila
bonds wrrc hxed at 1890. In default ho wis
committed. Tho Grusnl Jury has found twu
indictments aEasnst other witilrsses III thu Gro.
ser investigation business, charging them with
perjury. Thu names Of tic tX'rsans aru not
knIw1i, u no arreste hayu tecn i!,u.lo yet.
Stllcs' case will be called In a few days tn the
United STATUS district Court. Gr0ycE. Wat
kns, ats,l G[lfrey arc The principal witnesses for
The prosecution. Tl.cse lnIrtnluuts have pro-
1ueed stir In political cvr!rs here.
, 1877-08-02
NAY1uAr1UX xnTYs.

CHtrAnn.-Thc stNnr Sherman made . Inn TO st.
10 last bght and will return tn.day mon. :. .sehf
Nears was tIhclcd by Miller hros., yesterday, to
rAtIsfJ e1alfn Of 81, 224 for work tonc In 1874.
she was bonded snd released for buslncrs. . The
strike Ht nunato interfeTed with tho lnalinr of
some propcters that happened 10 he in that port At
the time. and several hsve aFrsved here with
lighter carrocs Of merchandise than usnal ...
About ten casgocs of Lumber were sold Oh The nAr-
ket yesterday. and The showers obtained their
hchedule rate. IN unloading them. The large feet
noted Monday has dwin'lied down tn few vcstetf.
....sai!oss wages It waa raid yesterday BY An old
agent who shirs cre~r. are Il .a per day. and rot
$l.!n lin shipped mrn on the schr Glad Tldlngs
tnos bnn1]et Mt that faiet and WIS emphatic In his
sn'cn'cns that sta were the 6Qnsca.,..
TIE rort OF The repair. u The tchr Ans owned
hy Thomas liotai. nt this eitJ. Will amount to
-. 5o, p. II will he remembered that she was
run into by the prep C't, Of New FORK. some time
sro. shy T. IN dry.'!oek At Port Huron. and IL
Atont n air for service aE4tn.
OTHER f0H1.. The sehr Alice Csatg. whllosn
fetehas~rutscr, In trcent arrival at tbuiuth.
~, r Es.ns.f . sarrea r, l,%1 ssS- q rnnpowdef
-. The sclr lied Wing and llly Of she Straits are
f,tn1 mt III uiIao fur the first time t.la sea.on..
t aae ean
pion Canadlsn craft uf Laks Ontario. il Of, her way
ap the !akcr for cruise: She Ii not r1pcescd
tered 10 lake circus company arouti,t TIC iakes
from Bnt1tlo but owtnn 10 hnanrial troubles tn.
eirrur !. likely to break up. ~ red light tngtca,!
extreme south tnd Of tSe hrcakwa!er u thu
snnd lseaeh harbor Of refuge, Lake ilnson.
Thu bnoy+ mark foursccn feet Of water,.
I'll: tefiess have decidsd 10 lay up their vct,c,s.
and thr decision nlskea auccrsh OF the saginaw
movement to lly M tumbcs eraft in order to make
psJ!n: freirhtr. Tie ToIcdu U'dde Of Yesterday
that pbrt and charters were made ii 70 and 2Ae
on corn and wheat to Enaalo.
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there was 10 bc done: when saw the a1nt,un.
nfspeca1 work there wns for us tod. Inv could
wchcfpcontcmp1atfnstl tlow weak anil tns'En'tlrant
We we're, aud how incompetent VI. WIRE to rarry
on tho workl lfDT easy It waA tn trc that We
should have divine nfm to help is, n divine
],an'l IN g,l!c lis, anil n supreme .I",wer II as
siet us. Thu t,rakcr fatrtcd tfat tlars
failed To sec things through the falnc eyes VIII,
which VIC olce bchcltI them. We .!ff not sec
things 20 clearly We we're advancing in In
tctgence, md We did nnt rcc'l the same strict
lines tn lncloss a1nl guide ITS ~ We once il
VIC lid not need the same Manifestations Of a
divine prcscncc in prslcr to in1rrees Us witt, our
great need Of spiritual luwer. This appeared
to lc t!le opinlon Of n,any. he said: but was It
changed, or was It that human eyes we're be-
cunning dinmed,-thnt a film hal cnmc over
them, obstrnetEnR their clear vfs'onf lie looked
t"r q inognE of the spirit to produce an Out
The speaker said that In tho days Of hts youth
he remembered that tlto people expected to sec
huntlrctis of souls converted 10 Chrtstat camp
meeting. Peuplc went III crowds: wagons
wcre rllt, to ani from, the gro,iutis, and every
body expected to sec great revival and a vast
amount of good tn como out Of It. Why Vas II
mt 80 llowa Ilati our hearts crown co1ia lie
felt as though VII were under tho sEeciaf risfta-
thought that the .lav would yet come when tho
Holy Ghost would stir Tho souls ut tnct,, aud
revive the interest oncc felt In our hearts.
tIr. Jntkln*. after tho singing of hylnD, an
nounccd that Bls!,op Merrill wuuld speak upnn
tho subject uf establishing sulpnstoratc, as
1t hnd long lpcn felt that some means should
be employed by which the people might asstst
the pastor In pushing the work.
nlsttoP MEItlsfLL
came forward with PAPER. AMI announced that
he wished to oecupy twenty minutes Ut tho
class.ttlht In reading Ills paper, which was cn.
tilted. "Thc snrPastornte: It's Scrtptural
Sanction, Ita Nature. and Duties" The SUBJ
f,n4 At1ut11Y .IfNtjrf His 1ltiHA
, 1877-08-02
MARINE NEWS.
THE LAKE COMMERCE.


report from 1.u9afo says: The monthly and
schson's statcmenta wIll show a very gratiiyIn.
bueinest on the lakes and canals. The aggregate
receipts rnce The opening Of lake n.sisst1on were
over u. too, 600 bu of grain. : small gain over
1870. There hata been increased shipmcats Of
honr by canal. and over loo, GOO bn Of grnfn.
Tt!lf IN Consequences OF the reduction. hnvc
fallen of {ittt*puu. nut the prospects, are rood
tt.at sufficient revenue will he collected II the
enl OF the season. which will preclude any
aaTanco N toll. nexi season. Nearly 200
boats wtrc loadcd In excess Of Last rear.
THUS far tho grain movement from tho
elevators has fallen otf 4.42a. 100 bn since
o*' tons In ali: u. 600 iris ral ., go tons salt.
he movement Of forest product by canal has near-
" doubfet-3i. 0O0+ 100 It lumler. IL. us:i 900
ecaton. For many years pork and lart have not
been forwatdc, by canal. ThIr Jear >: 2:s2 tuns o!
lard aud 81. :la4 htja of pork WIRE exp0r.td. The
Gated.
, 1877-08-02
CANAL STATISTICS,

There arc now, according 10 the most reliable
estimates, from !, Zoo to ), 900 boats on tho scw
York canals, only about 600 Of which aso ralcd ~
6rst-claaa, From the ycar l84i 10 the prcstn,
time tho sotal number Of boats Registered on thu
canals was 10 453, Of which there wsre reGister4l
in 1874, 2o1; In 1h7j. l0:. In ls1li II, and UP tu
the second week tn July. 1H77, 10, showing :
stuady and marked fAIltnR-off In rcsatFy each
successive year: A. stated, The total nun,bvs Of
cana':b0 registered tbs cauals slncs tic yeur
lHl4 II III. aHt. but Of this number less than iw-
hfths ato now tu orcfation on tho ennal4. The
asefaEv parnh Of urrru1neaa CT q canal. boat Ii
about Twelve years. md after having bccn IN use
1--we ycatS they arc fatGd ID aetoud class.
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a private letter from 1IouRhton gives additional
particulars concerning tho destruction by 6,c Of
TIC iron stuanvr ivanhoc at that place on tho 30h
ult. Tho boat returned from Ill excursion 10 Cop,
prr llaeboF at IL p. m. July 70, and
at O'clock tho next morning rhe WIS
discovered 10 be On aro In tho after
part Of the stceruge, where most Of the rev were
cate tho fron, their jcs!lnus rituation as 10
ba.!ty burned atnut the faee that It Ia feared ho
and arms tsurc al4o 70, crely bnfnrd. The bar.
kccpet was slightly burned ahoat the handa. Tho
steamer Il almort n tolnt loss, her hull And mn.
chIneEy bnttl bcing badly damaged. Tic letter
stateA Tint the cause Of tho nfo eonld not be
glscn. The tne John Martin carried tho mall from
uouBhton to l. AnsG on tho 3OtA ult.
, 1877-08-02
BEECMEls on COMMUNISM.

rh. rxrannv NJ thu Morx.1..n,,oa .......,.
M t1sln, A,nt,.. .,'s', ,,,.'...s
's,,wa* s ',S..." t.a .u e'"es ,'s ' or tho feo.
re-Hot s'sate fofeo but nrslns *nd skill
H1uat 10 Ahsau.
49,, Af' 1oft Ttnt&' s'ay 70
10 much discussion las been had, and 80
much ill-will disseminated against tho Roy
Henry Ward Beechcr at Coumnnjsttc nsct,r,.u
.furtnc tl,c lat we,v ~, s".,,,',,, - .ssts'
s.-.'s.: .@e ~. ".e"; w seeoaat u mtseol.
et5uet'oh u Tue words OF Ills sermon On the I'd
INST. that It was shrewtlly GUESSED that Mr..
Bccchcr would take an carly opportunitv ~
more clearly defining HI. nlsttJon H. H.. 49,. "
Tim -, Tho r,rh,s ~ ~. ,s,s'",. ~ '',T p"sE
W.. -. ~ ~ sao laoof'''s 'hen' Inc cx'
peetauoa os SUCH alscusslon may, and pFoba-
bly, did, hare some effect In allIug tllu interior
Of plymouth Church Inst evening. Tie chu,r,,
wns. in fact. uvrrrrowti,d
III. Hecchcr snitl that he,o,e h,.<,,,,aoh 1t.
sermon lie desired to n,uxy fow rSn,arE. sInnn u'n
lie events wilIrh hays ,,t4nrrr,i .mca a,,s WIN
last III sati IL. mi hret, 11,!ai.. s|ee y, nunf
sentcd- d-uot wilif,ljy or intcntjona,lx. u, III hy
, 1877-08-02
PORT OF CHICAGO.

The following wcrc the arrivals and clcnraucca
for the twenty four hours ending At 10 o'clock last
night:
AnAivaLs-stmrs Corona. Ct. Jos. sundrtes, Chicago,
dan!ioxoc, Buad.!es; AlpeuA. MusktK"n. aundrieA.
lisrtkr sundffes: tA!cRh. Erir coAJ sky Lsf. Hem
ton liaffVf. suhltlcss LteihattA+ lFthtHu, EuMng;
tiroFEe Dunbar, HatkeEoa lunftcf! fArorlte MrnotI,
!":s; TOWING; =. y. hanchans. Nufalo; nndrtes; j.
..~in2, tity of sasIt*'n. Lu4lnxtun. lumber; Djs.
uatck Menckauuce, suwlEG: Elty ~ Concord Ugdvua.
burg. auntFcs: krhrs Charics Iitncklty sandntkF.
cai Our son. coa john Brcedrn. Gle eEah
E.meren; Gy.eiicn; .sstt Fnasy Kae airline. .s.it
kafg W!nslow. Lr!r. cnal; 1!A'ue EarI, stuaxeSnu,
naia!u. cna!; ". u, Ituund;. Ituits'n. cnal; Mary
C1p!cS. Fair l0vcn t0alt IeAstc ih:lka sOul Ch.ca
Fl Sr.Sa Il ii t s k4' sRssT Ms
roa: Man.ao. feshtfgo iufntrri Alert. t'eshtt.p.
tnlber: r. 7. >hel.nu. uH4t0, coas s1ls s1inlu.
tao. cosis Planet. Arnornunee. iunht,r Ellen Will
iam aI. Msn"Mopet !ne' ',rsas Msmon9ns
Linn E.csnaba Iron City Of GRIND Haven. Grand
SirnrkatiGes. srnckannec. 1tnber +. l. Ito,insssa,
Meme ekaunss ln;1i,sr; r. II T!'ou. henekaunes. usn'
lrla iiour his ref tri lard ant s,air1ra: ia, :r
Ntrthrrncr. itatt ll. wi u corn: EClr Francis airs.
su!faias VI ~ ~ cyFa prop rterltts lianeock. lt,
WHIT. ~ s' ~ I'll; III HI; ;at'a aon /. I.r.
45ttU as cut Hcais; srf.r o. " Adntnt InlTa'n s7du
1u cutn, prop AIAska- Hn1falo, 5a.uU u rprn: +tmr
tsUlb cnrn ~ brs tuur. asl1 sul.Ities IRON Favnr.
f. f. s st :sf ;41 ET% sa';t H n;
= bu wl!tat: pr,t ~. ratfbank. HuCal1 ir4nu III
curni scir Ts!'Cuor. Holland. tour OF ko!t coal
, 1877-08-02

Special fHshIfcAts tn 1AS 3FfbkH<
LANE, Franklill Co.. Aug. 1.-Su sale OF wheat
on uccount of tho railroad strikes. Ou1y slnntl
quantity has been thrcsuc1 cut. which has
Yielded from sixteen to twcnty.thrca bushels
per acre.
GinARp, Crawford Co., Aug. 1.-0ats thrcsil-
Ing out from forty to seventy bushels per acrc.
Flax frnln four to ten bushels. Coutructcd ior
at IL per butllel. Corn gfowlng finely. pros-
pcc. fur large crop.
HlLGsDALH, A!tamt Co.: AuG. 1.-No grain
golns to narkrt W yet. Winter wheat yielding
fFum twenty 10 thirty buslels per acre. Corn
from sir to trn feet A!gh. Has the uppcaEai'co
Ut young foresta. Thcre WILL be lArEer
breadth of wheat sown tljta fall than cScF.
Stubble-gruunl In fns culH!ition for plowing.
OsWEOo, I.ahett1 Co., Aug. l,--CorlI In good
roaatingtArs. Farmers threading wheat out Ut
the stack; averaging from four u tcn bushels.
Unu of our farmers thrcsc4 >, lG5 buxllcls from
$50 urrra; best yield heard FROM.
lSDIANul.A, Butler Eo., Aug. l.-Oats all has-
lux lively fur wheat. Weather 6nc.
SILVER LAKK, shaw1.ce TO-, Aug. 1.-Whcat
antl rye all harvested fl good oEt!cr. Ayeragu
yield. Corn promises Eootl crop.
SHERMAN CITY, Cherokee Co., Aug. L.
Weather splendid for corn md stubble plowing.
Oats good. Winter wheat fullure.
STocKpALr, Riley c., Aug. 1.-Wfnter wheat
total failure. spring what from fifteen to
Twenty Iualle!A per acre. Oats heavy. Weather
very Inc. Corn will hi1ea ulau Oh horseback
, 1877-08-02
TIE CROPS.
IOWA.


Special Nspatches to TIE IFfbun&,
WEBSTER ClrY, Hamilton Co., Aug. 1.-Pros-
poets now arc for huge crop Of corn. Acreage
double that Of last year. 'Hoppers nearly ali
gone md no serious damage done.
LE MARS, Plymouth Co., Aug. l.-Darley all
cut. Stacked. Crop very lnrge. Farmcrs very
busy cutting wheat. Yielding from twelve to
thirtce., bushels per acre.
tiNEzNvlLLE, Clay Co., Aug. 1.-Barley most.
~ harvested. Half crop on account of grass
hoppcrs. Oats very ,cayy and nearly rcady to
harvest. Spring wheat half crop. Corn pros
poets good.
pAlMrRA, Warren Co., Aug. 1.-Barlcy ,ar-
vcsted In good or.lcr. Yield extru. Oats md
ryo never better. No thrcsh'ng done. FIne
shower Friday night. Greatly Ieeac1.
harvesting aud grain being saved In tluc order.
Spring wheat good. Fine showers.
iAyiNo Tasna Co., Aug. 1:-Barlcy cut. Good
quality. Wheat very Eoo.1, both az To quantity
LoGAs: harrison Co.. Aug. l. hurley and
spring whcat mostly cut and III the sl!ock. Sup
ply VIII not bc u,ofc than needed for home CON
sumption: urasshoppcra still hying over, but
doing little mischief.
Lofts CnExx, Humboldt Co., Aug. Tho
'huppcrs that arc doing s'anutse i,ow arc thusu
flying In. Sumo oats entirely destroyed. Tho
'lionpcrs have da,nagca the wheat but little.
MAHcuEsrEn, Delaware Co., L., Aug; L.
Crops In this locality aro iu splendid condition,
giving PROMISE 0f mn unusually 1argr yIcld.
Corn ls particularly tine. Oats and wheat aro
bclng harvested.
Special Correspondence u Ths Trfban1.
DEsaloINEs, In, July M.-'Fhc harvest OF
wheat has sleafly closed In this scrtIou, and
tllrcshinC begun, 90 that the yield Gun be cst-
mated. Fart1,ert generally place It at nut less
than twcnty-lyc bushels per acre, aud some rs
hIgh as thirty ushcls. Fur several yeurs It has
been SIX to ten. lava will conc out ahcad this
year on grain sure, by large majority.
, 1877-08-02
GOING ALARMING.

WYOMING, ILL.,, July Sill have read with
soue thought the editorial In your Issue Ut yes
teFday upon tho Unemployed Milliou," aud
while grant that your assumptions in Tint
article ars tsus ~ 10 the fact Ut III oyervsowd-
tug of population into the towns and c1ties, and
Will agree thas tho rrucdy proposed would be
good one, yet do full u see how 1t could bs
accomplished as easily ~ your article scesna To
su.Esst You say !. docs not rcqui1o much
capital ~ start cut vu farMl Which Is the
, 1877-08-02
TO NUFFALo AND BACK.

Gentlemen connected with tho Fless consYeas.
llous Church tn negotiation for thu stmr John
Sherman to make Al excursion 10 ituAalu an. back
with limited number II passengers connected
With that Society. Thefars will hs placed 1t \.
low aguFc ~ posstble. aud the sea1ucr is 10 &C.
eIpy hftccn days In the round passasr. A!1augo-
u'rnts are ~ fat complrte1 A. to wstrant The ~.
sumption that the excursion will take place, prub-
ABLY within thu prescAt n,uuth.
, 1877-08-02

S}Fc7df Nsl'aaeh 70 7Kf 1TbRMs.
Fonr llunox. Mlch.. Aug. 1.-Down-prors
Mayaowcr, santlac, I, ". bnook, Colorado. Wat.
ford. huron City anil lug Niagara Henry Howard
and consort. Carmorant and consost; sehrs Azor,
EnadstIla, +. j. King.
l't,-rtups 81. Joseph. II. G. sehaoor, city Of
Fremont. Ascic, Ohio aud harRcs, tllas.ow and
baeses; actrs j. Ktiaesiouse, Z, IT. Usyt.isou.
l.,sfer,,c, Niagara, Parana, u. 4. Tze,nbic. Al A.
Mnir, fam lu1k, Mineral stats, +, Allen, L.
cuoper. Oak Leaf. II. Z. EIcharls.
Wind north, gentle; weather due.
, 1877-08-02

IRU"NED IN TIE IART,
William Golden was tho nane nf the man who
fell ovcrboard from the etmr Mutkepon Mondny
night, and 1t is not certainly known whether he
climbed oyDr the rail- In drunken 1t ordelibcrate.
" committed sulcide. 1ie was weil known by
Cant. SInallmnn, who found him on The boat In an
intoxicated condition. anu enlcAsored 10 ret him
10 bed, but Hofden xAn otsfreperbus and would
nut 20. The second mate ~aw him clambcslng over
thc rail aud tried to get l.od Of hin.
savc hint. It IL thought TINT tho whce!s struck
him "A he dropped into The ,sa.cr. Tho steamer
was stopped and scnrch made for the man, but to
no pnspnst. Deceased fearca d wife and children
at Grand lIaycn, where he took passage fur Chi.
taEo. lie had been employed an bossd tug at
tho former port. Ills aEe WIS 10 ycafs.
, 1877-08-02

"fuelo john," twenty years In the employ OF
the Western T1auaportattu Company, was rculini-
el !ast week ct ''oll aEuts checking out quau-
ttty o& dry g0uds, boots and sh1es, ett-. from =
canal boat. The go&,44 went forward ou oae Of tho
telapauys psol,rlIefs. !Icsays thus class Of yolH
have MT been scen nj the canal In many ysaEs,
but that this srasun liberal quantities are tctuy
forwarded bJ The difcseAt canal liaea.-H4Suto
ExpFEss."
, 1877-08-02

Sunday night, when ncar Port hu.t!n, the lug
Ni.1ara. having raft in tn~ hi"w nut her ryIin.
der brad. Mnn'lh1 +h" VA at that port. Fart OF
her safs had gonc ashore.
, 1877-08-02

DEPARTMENT. OF TEE INTERIOR,

ynrrlrk nr lHnlAN AFrAItA.
e..,.. o,. .WasMls',T1n. July 70 III z.
eea!ed pforo*tlA tnduFsch - Proposals f0r hour
EpFn. c1c ~ N!t sag maf NJ. alu uutete1 ~ LILO
Goutlntssonxt IT lndlxn Affair.", casn MAI. ". Il.
!lHHhfs y u: U. B.. A.. sioux l4ty. Ia. VIII b. 70
cetstd unt!! Y ~ ~ WrdnrstA{ AnH: X? lf77. for
cage haux tltY, r. Paul, or lanktoa. the following
s4Htil!t% Tor ms lhala1 EffltS, VIZ:
AAs ~ IAiuu!A u curn.
:a.nn pounds u salt.
Also variety u plef a!trlea conSlstina Of carpen>
ters an an'tths supptA hardware. sAlloaery, farm.
lnE Implements. tIe4ns 0s TRANSPORTATION. wo0d hs{.
etcs etc., llsis Ut xh 4 ran to had 20 application 10
r. ~. hInxslnJ:, w E!lnton p'sEs. ~heE f"tk. hsl
HuRIe3+ h!HuI LILY. Ca}4- ". H.. 39&hs Cheyenne.
Isps. GL.1s' MsS!nIei ~ r1nt: Nal john +: usW:
h. bl'. wf!i t oEntd IL ths nfetsntc Of tho pup
c!iasng committee q ths b0asu VI !haian t"tnnsls'
sUner. MID 81 pu!tcf, t~1iAtn9 A. Ibt auuf 1toF1
namr,i bidders aFs invited y ~ pr..stnt n
In par1ra u 1t. sul must havn c0ly VI this Advtr
tscmcas attached No bids Will By c;tAstdsrtd froIn
pef4INs who have In Anf ftsrca dcfanatca 10 Anf 91
, 1877-08-02


xptef1f Dtst1tfhstfo Ths nt64ne.
FLtNT, Gcncsec Co. Aug. 1.-Al1 wheat &C.
cntcts In esat order. Some grain turning out
thirty y-tirc bushels per acre.
sKiNxEa. Bar Co, Aug. 1.-Wintcr wheat
very plump and good. VIII average fsotn
twenty-five to thirty bnsfe}s per acre.
EtK Rapids, Antrim Co., Aug. 1.-Wintcr.:
wheat hurrest commenced. Berry plump and
large. Twenty InIshcls to tlte acre. Weather
fine, AMI prospect ii securing thu grain k'KNl.
Fcrtcri ilcfuge Of small fruits. Have fought
the hugs, ausE kil!cd more than boti, armies
of The Russians anl Turks ltesuit, plenty OF
potutuct.
PENINSULA, Grand Travcrso Co., Aug. IL
Winter wheat being cut. Yield excellent. In
quality never better. Rye promises full har-
vest.
snsrta. N.1.attA to The Tribune.
Fast SAGINAW, A,,E. t.-About HD bushels
per day OF new wheat Is being received here, and
IL pronounced the ltcst ever brought into this
market. The vIcid, In many instances, fa over
forty bushels per acre.
Special tnrrtftEoadtnen u Tha Trtbune.
LARsiNu, AticlI., July N.-The whcat.ytelt1 IA
beyond expectation. 4 farmer 1t G#tnes' Sta
tion rcpurts thirty bushels per acrc for five
ncrcs; and anotlcr field tIrcsc,l thirty bushels
to tho acre. Fruit, except apples, promises
well.
, 1877-08-02

Tho schI -Etna had heF stern su11shed little
yesterday whlla t1ytnx conclusions with xona
sptlpx. ..
The .tmf Evening Star btoko her plston-rod 1t
DetIuit AendAT.
, 1877-08-02

Special Dispatch to Tn Tribune.
HERMITAGE, Hickory Co.. Aug. Wheat ia
turning out we'll. Onts all cut and stacked;
heavy crop. Wheat crop was never butter In
the county,
, 1877-08-02
NEUIRASKA.
Spfr5dt DlspsseJseg to TIE Tribune.

8ssrtdl Dlspaseass to TIE Tribtsme
GENOA, Plaetc Co., Aug. 1.-Wheat harvest
Just commencing. Gond crop; from, fifteen To
twenty bushels per acre. Rye threshlug out
thirty bushels To tho acre. Oats not very
promising.
rye harvested. Some thrcbhel. Turns out
well. Hut little sold yet. Wheat mud oat lar
vest ie Just at it's height Good crop.
1AroitTE, Wayne Co., Aug. 1.-Bartcy all cut
and In the stack la good silupe. Oats aud wheat
now being harvested. No thrcshng yet. Corn
lotng wclI.
FAIRFIELD, Clay Co., Aug. 1.--Ryc thresttng
out twenty-five to tllifty.tlvc bushels pcr acre
harley twenty-five 10 forty bus|ie|s pur arrc.
VIII have the best crop OF srlAit grain eyer
ralscd lcre. Everything very tromts!uE.
, 1877-08-02

Sp1e103 3N3b1leA 70 1Hs fT7bt84.
WlLvAvxEx. Wts., Aug. 1.-chartess 10 Buda.
10. sches Penokss, ~. 5&0 bl wheat Ut 3Mc;J. II.
Meade, ~, GOO bu corn u :k.
, 1877-08-02

Rptefni D.4patch ~ The Tribune.
MADISON. Wis.,, Aug. 1.-Tho harvest COM
mcnred III this county ycstcgday TIE Yield Ut
all kinda of grail promises to be very 1argc.