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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-08

Yesterday afternoon the Mohawk Browns
defeated the Fire Flies at the Cincinnati Bah
Park by the following score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16

e., Povp has been modified so rs to permit their use by
boys from a. to in the middle Of the street olp
David F.. Austen was elected Colonel OF the Ihir-
tenth Regiment on Saturday evening
John Jack captain of the British brig Luther, was
robbed and chain worth so In the hquor so"
Of Joseph Cary at No State-st, saturday evening
Henry Boyer. German printer, age ~, residing
ut No 552 Kentav attempted on Saturday morning 10 com
nit suicide by taxing opium. physician gave bin andoe
and he will probably recover
William A. Walling age II, Of No. 426 south
Fourthst Willamsburgh. was instantly killed on Sa'uy
by falling from tree Tagging before his fathers
house.
Warren Smith beat George Gascoigne by twenty
seconds in the at ,Gowans Bay on saturday
Gascogne injured boat in foul and had to change lot
another that was following In this he lost several
seconds Smiths twenty minutes and ten secons
Awoman who gave her name as Mrs. f. Levi of Will
loughby ST. attempted yesterday 10 jump from the ieryDoat
Farragut leaving the NewYok slip She was taken
second Precinct station put reused " elo any i"
for attempt at suicide.
The Long Island Yacht Club holds its annual re-
gata day The yachts Of the Club VIII be divided INTO hve
classes rstcass yachts will 90 around southwest SPIT
buoy and the other classes around Robbins Keet ooy anu
Fort Lafayette the course be sailed twice. The start VIII
be from the Clubhouse
George Jackson, commonly known as Red" last
evening assaulted Patrick and lett HIM bruised and
bleeding Nayyst OHare went 10 the Second PRECINCT
and complaint When officer Rogers attempted 10 ar
Jackson Sands and Nayysts, ne ny
party OF young ruan struck him several blows and tore
his Uniform partly hi. body Rogers however succeeded
in arresting Jackson
William Kinsey and John Brennan, two boys,
auarreed game Of ball which they were paying IN
vacant lot near early last week Knsey KNOCKED
Brennan down. stamped upon him and kicked hin. inc
wounded carried home and continued to grow worse
Saturday anticipation Of Brennans DEATH Knsey was ar
rested committed jail Coroner simns was directed 10
take Brennan's ante-mortem statement
Fire Commissioner Mclaughlin, it was rumored,
last wednesday 800 picnic in Myrtle Avenue
Park hut Commissioner would nothing OF the matter
Yesterday he a came 10 him before church
service the morning. handed him his purse which she
said Wednesday evening at the entancc 10
the Park The purse contained S o. and he gave the non
est 800 the the Commissioner tells the
story but a different version is given by others.
There were two additions on Saturday to the tteet
OF miniature yachts Prospect Park Lake-the America
modelled f. Buffers boat Of the same name and
the Ola Dominion, launched by the son OF Capt Boume
Superintendent the Old Dominion Steamship Company Tue
America 81 inches in length and the Old Dominion 6S
inches Entries received at No Fatbusav for the
miniature yacht race which will tak~ace IN Gowanus Bay
in latter part Of August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16

and poor scores, the principal features which at
tended the shooting at Creednoor ON Saturday There
9 entries in the sharps prize competition at 500
900 and 900 yards shots at each distance. Maj H.
S. Jewell the prize by score of lol out OF pos
shle 225
The tenth competition for The Spirit Of The Times badge
was next shot at 800 yards Just before the match began
Colonel Wmgac informed the competitors IN the long
range match that they would have the privilege OF en-
tcrng in the shor angc match, AM shoot their scores
after finishing at the longrange. This decision excited
protest the part of the competitors entered Tor the
sh0rtrangc shooting, and Major Fulton, VINO was IL
charge decided the rule which prohibit persons
from competing unless they present at the hiing
point when the match begins. Col sanfofd VINO ha1
the prize twice before, persisied IN shooihg' anu
made the leading score but three OF the competitors pre-
scented protest Col Sanford entered acouter protest
This question Will he laid before the Executive commit
tee OF the Association. =,
I'm The third competition for the American ropn
nj 200 aud 500 wards ~ D. Ward tine winner by the
score OF 81 points out OF a pc sihe 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
THE ORANGE CELEBRATION.

ROCKVILLE, July ia delegation OF
Orangemcn left TINS morning for Montreal, attend tn
funeral of Mr.. Hackett hundred imore Will leave i'll
morning train tomorrow.
MONTREAL, July 15.-Petcr Mccullough, n Cath
Ollie was assaulted ut three O'Clock tins morning
in Craig ST., by two French Canadians. He says
that at the time of the attack two shots fired
from house opposite, one OF which took effect
behind his His surgeon thinks the wound was i'll
nicted by blunt instrument.
Tho hundred and fifty Orangemcn arrived tonight from
Ottawa.
meeting of the Presidents and other officers Of Irish
Catholic societies OF this city WAS held Tonight The Ol
lowing is one OF a series OF resolutions passed:
We make an earnest appeal 10 oar cOnatonaists and
cOrc giOnIsts, with whOn the sOiemniies of burial
81 the dead ever matter Oi re isOus Respect,
To abstain the occasion Of the funeral of the
deceased T. L. Hackctt tomorrow from any display
or demonstration which cOud be interpreted OppOsl
ton to the sacred rite We shat hold up 81 public
Grafton the man, men, regardless of the national
honor impcri the national character by unscemly
act word at such a Time amidst such surroundings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
A BANK FAILURE IN ST. LOUIS.
THE BUTCHERS AND DRovERs' GOES DOW

THE BUTCHERS AND DROYERs' GOES DOWN.
ST. LOUIS, July 15.-B. NJ. Chambers, Presi
dent Of the Butchers aud Drovers Bank Of this city,
makes the Of the suspension Of that ns
tuition. He says that only fifty per of the capital
stock has been pad In leaving $4,000 to be derived
from that source, II found necessary, To secure depOs
ilors lie also his wire and sisters stand ready
give deeds OF trust several hundred thousand dollars
worth OF property 70 secure any bal nee which may be
due depOsors, provided such time be neccs-
Sary realize the assets of the Bank glyon him.
Tie suspension grows ont OF run on the Bank year or
ago, which took from II nearly SlOOOOOO, and al
though the Bank had in degree recovered from
that recent failures have created such dstrust that
the Bank lost ground again, and 10 IL deemed best to
close
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3:IS q. n.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ACROSS THE BALKANS
A DETACHMENT OF RUSSIANS NEAR ADnIANoPLE-A

ACROSS THE BALKANS.
4 DETACHMENT or RUSSIANS NEAR ADRIANoPLE-A
BATTLE EXPECTED NEAR RUsrCHUK.
LONDON. Monday, July 16 1877.
The 7imoss Pera correspondent telcgraphs the fol-
lowing: Il have just learned on the highest ai-
thority that Russian advance guard OF CossacSs
has reached Jeni Sadargh, railway station halt
way between Jamboly and Adrianople." The D@'y
7cleqrdpHs correspondent at Adnanople confirms
this report. and adds that the Russians are
attacking the town, which is occupied by bataons
of Turks. Raouf Pasha is expected there with a
large force This Russian adyance-guard
traversed the Heion Pass through the Balkan
frontiers. The TelcgrdpRs Pera correspondent
also mentions the attack on Jeni
Sadargh. and SAYS the force, of which the attacking
party forms part has occupied the YunGa Valley.
The correspondent estimates the Russian force al
10000, but says they are destitute Of artillery.
The Tmes's Bucharest dispatch reports that prep
aratons continue for IA battle near Rustchuk,
whittier portion Of the garrison of Sistra has al
ready gone.
1t is said that all the work done by the Interna-
tional Danubian Commission Will be lost in conse-
quence of measures taken by the Russians to OBJ
struct the mouth of the Danube.
FIGHTING AGAIN REPORTED.
LONDON, Monday, July 16, 1877.
The Grand Duke Nicholas arrived al llrnONa 'i
Thursday last.
The Standards dispatch from Constantinople re-
ports however that the Turks have beaten the Rus
slams and reoccupied TirnOva.
Bucharest telegram to the same paper says, sit
is reported that there has been serious lighting be-
tween Drcnova and Gabrova.
The Turkish monitor which was ashore at the
mouth of the Danube has been towed of by two Of
her ConsOrts.
Thrty-iye thousand Turks embarked at Anti
var for Bulgaria Saturday.
telegram dated Rasgrad, Saturday, says: The
last train from Rustchuk has just arrived, bringing
the railway authorities and the British Consul. The
approaches of the Russians around Rustchuk are be-
coming closer and Closer
The correspondent of The Daily Telegraph at
Shumla states that 1900 Russians are at Bebroya,
marching on kasan."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
KILLED FOR Defending ms SON
STRUCK TO TIE EARTH ~ 4 FIGHT AND FATALLY
INJURED.

STRUCK TO iIE hAhlH IN A FIGHT AND FATALLY
INJURED.
John Shelter, who lives in Sixty-eightli-st
near Eiehth-aye., out On the sidewalk about six
o'clock last evening, when he met little boy named
Gadcmachcr, the son of neighbor The Ind had
IN some way aroused his anger, and catching
hold Of the little fellow he struck him one or
two sharp blows OF punishment. Just then Charles
Rademacher, the boys father came out Of his house
and saw his being beaten. He rushed up to
Shelter aud struck him in the face. fierce conflict en-
sued between the two men who shOwercd blows upon
each other with their elcnched lists until blood
flowed freely from their battered faces. At
length wellduected blow from Shelters fist sent Rod
emacher reelng to the ground He did not rise again
and an officer OF the Thirtyrst Precinct who had inst
been informed Of the fight, hasened to the place
and found that the man dangerously injured
Failing heavily the sidewalk lie had ,tmck
the back Of MS head against the hard pavement with
force sufficient TO fracture his skull and he lay on his
back insensibe and apparently dying. Medical aid was
summoned and the unfortunate German was carried
into his house. where he renamed unc luscious ior
nearly six hours. AbOu; o'clock last evening ne del
steier arrested, and spent the gt In eel of the
Thirty first Precinct station. Word was sent to the Cor
OneT's office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
MONETARY STORM AT OTHER BANKS.

ST. LOUIS, July 14.-Rms were made to-day
on the Union savings Association, Proyident Savings
Association, North ST. Louis Savings Association. Frank
nn-Ayenue German Savings Bank, Lucass Bank Boat
mems Savings Bank Lafayette Bank, Citizens savings
Bank and Bank OF ST. Louis but they were IN no SENSE
extensive. The demands almost exclusively made
10y small depOsltOrS aud were met promptly except IN
where time deposits were called Tor and the
grcgate amount drawn from each bank was compare
lively small and was easily met Very few, II any, regl-
lar merchants business Joined ia the IL Is
believed that business will resume its ordinary course
Monday, and there is no cause for anxiety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
AN AAfArrnR s1EEPLE.rHAsE.

An amateur steeple-chase was run Saturday
morning on eX-Cocctor Thomas Murphys farm three
iules west Of the West End Hotel, Long Branch. The
gentlemen ildors we're Walter Murphy ON the mare
Dmity, Clarence Levy Pride of the Farm, Francis
Durand on Belle. aud al the last moment Master Nnton
Murphy l.. ycas Of age brought out bis pony Pet. and
caiued chagcp over the miCtndt-qurter course, the
przc bcmg a subscription cup The spectators, -
Ia number. were assembled ON uill which c0nnaLQcd
n view ana the obstacles Co bc Jumped MI
Murphy who was leading on Dimiy, met with disaster
az tue ast lamp. ana fell ey but win no seTlou, M
iury. Ih- give Nh Duiaud on Belle. tue victory re,
hlnr snannl md Pride VI We Ilrn several engh away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
A BROTHERS DEADLY REVENGE.

AUBURN. n. Y, July 15.-0n Friday last,
at Sterling Valley in tho northern part OF this county,
Edward Hoppn struck Phillip Proudfoot, on the back OF
head with a ball club knocking him down and then
Jumped upon him. Proudfoot died this morning. Hop
pin charges that Proudfoot betrayed his sister two years
ago that part OF the country and that he made
the attack To avenge the wrong Deceased returned but
recently Both parties had borne good reputation pre-
yIuus to the sad affair Hoppn Ia under arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
THE MONTENEGRlNs wARLiKE AGAIN.


Lient. General Mehemed Ali with mis- army has
left the Eastern frontier Of Montenegro, and is
marching towards Sienca. The Prince OF Monteue-
gro has ordered several battahons to concentrate
near Nlcsic TO besege it.
LONDON. July 10, 1877.
The Turks having Withdrawn all the troops from
the Montenegro frontiers, except tine garrisons OF
the forts and bock-houses Prince Nicholas is pre-
parmg to bcsiegc NIcsic again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
CRICKET.

A Crcket-Match took place on Saturday, at
Hobokcn between two strong elevens representing the
Germantown Club Of philadelphia, and the ST. Georges
Club OF this city, resulting in deie Of the latter, the
score standing at the FINISH $50 10 90 The game occu
pied five hours anl thiryive minutes. The three liar
geayes Of the Germantown Club proved the best play
ers and contributed hundred points Of the total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
AMATEUR ROWING ON THE HUDSON.

The annual regatta of the Carman Rowing
Association took place the Hudson Saturday the
course beng from the clubhouse. at Onchuudredaud
afty-secoud-st around tine stakcboat south OF Fort
Washington aud home distance Of two miles The first
race was for Dared gcs. the two crews being fol
lows. White aud Buc-Mcssrs DE Long Wilson, Knapp
and Henderson and George VI. Gushing, coxswaiu. Red
aud Bus-Mcssrs Hunt. Mausain, Audubon, ana keegau
"A n Kuaup. coNSwaiu The start even but the iat
ter crew coon obtained the lead. ana came home II
lengths ahead If their competitors, making the distance
IN fG minutes. al D. seconds.
The second Was for i0urared harges. over one
mile course. ln which two boas-the Charles T. Carman
ard Ee-olute contested 10 was won 10y the latter IN
xrry close race. ~ 4 minutes 81 seconds.
In The for paIoared gigs between Messs DelOng
and Audubon aud Mtss4s Knapp aud Gushing, the first
heat VAS won hY Tie 0rucr and the second heat 10y the
latter crew The deciding hest was not rOWcd, the race
bling conceded their opponents by Knapp and Cush
Ing - mn, -.
and Georxe NJ Cushing contested wilson made the best
t,me Of minutes and 10 seconds tulrrace wound up
the afternoons ENTERTAINMENT H. . Martin coming In
ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
VOLCANO AND FLOOD IN ECUADOR.

PANAMA, July In Ecuador a volcanic
mountain, supposed to be Cotopax was In eruption on
Jane 20. Great quantities OF ashes have fallen In show
ers along the coast. AZ much 700 pounds to the
square mile has been deposited. The day the
eruption, a frlghtul noisc heard In Latacunga
This followed at ~ flood which caused great
damage IN the valleys of ChO and Tumbaco
lf0r other Foreign Neos rat Page.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
THE FAMINE IN INDIA.


dispatch to Tie Times from Calcutta says
latest accounts from the famine districts of Madras
somewhat worse. The rainfall has been slight over
portions OF the affected area The numbers of
tves the public works. and receiving gratuous relief
have Increased There has been great mortality from
disease, especially among children The suuJtiOn IN
MysOrc IL critical. The prospect in Southern India
rs lar from eassurng. 1ncrc VIII be grave cause for
apprehension unless abundant fails soon. III
BnmhaN the prOspects are more cLeer.ns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
THE FIFE KECORD.

SIXTEEN BUILDINGS DESTROYED AT ELK CITY.
PTTsBURG, PA, July 15.-Ihe principal bust
ness portion Of Elk City, III Clarion County. was de-
sroyed bv FIRE early hour this morning The fire
Was kinded by Iuccndary IN the rear Of G.. W. KIN
news tank shop Ma.n-st, and communicated with
Moses tobacco shop. Then followed the north side Of
Main westward burning thirteen buildings Three
more were pulled down TO check the lire. lhc loss is
p uglily estimated at 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16

PHILADELPHIA, July ia fire at Powers
& Weightmans laboratory, at the Falls OF schulki yes
teIday morning, caused loss Of about $25 600 The
flames confined to the upper floor and roof OF the
building used for the manufacture Of acid which is ono
Of a series Of buildings connected with the works The
loss lie fully covered by insurance.
BRANDON, VT, July 15.-The Lake Dunmore
House at Salisbury was burned yesler-
day afternoon. Some Of the contents saved. But
OF the guests had arrived Loss estimated al go
900; insurance. 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
nrcArrA At RAYoNNE- Nj

The Viking Rowing Association celebrated
the openng Of Its b0athouse saturday, at Bay
onne n j. by annual regatta. which was largely at
tended The first singe-seulied race between
n II Duncan and c. Elliott. The former broke an out
- earlv in the raee and Elliott made tho mile and
hsN An 1Om Dos. The fOur-Oared race for handsome
ssiysr challenge cup, presented by A. A. Ingraham.
80 contested by two boats, XIX and barge The f1g
o1 Inv foIr lengths IN 9n., 3slss The snglescu race
- thS gold challenge badge between j. T. Cook and h.
Darragh won 10y the former W AVm <'S D"IiAshs
b.aat broke down the return
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
YAKOOB BEG DEAD.

LONDON, Monday, July 16, 1871
~ 4imcS's Berlin correspondent says YakOob
Beg OF Kashgar has died after short Illness ana Kuo
Beg his eldest assembled the throne. The Chinese
troops slowly advancing into Kasngar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16

LONDON. Monday JAY is, 1877.
The Daily NetrS'S ConstIntinople dispatch re-
ports that a second American ifsite has arrived in tho
BOspAOTus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
ANOTHER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY RETIREs.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, July l5.-The United States


Fire Insurance Company OF this city has rensued all its
policies in the Scottish Commercial Company OF Glas
gow and closed up It's affairs. The dizziness OF business
is the chief cause of the winding up The Company will
pay all its debts and return 80 per cent to the stock
holders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16

LONDON. MUndly, july 10, IslI.
The Times has received the following dispatch from
Kars, July u: The Russians have fallen back from
BatIn and it is runored that the column viii Join
Gen. Aielkoh, and gain invade Armenia from kuruk-
dere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16

whom he had had previous difficulty Upon seoiss
him., young smidt drew n knife from bis pocket an3
stabbed him In the back innicting painful wour
Smith then away but was intercepted at Seventh Il
by Officer sclwenk Of the Seventeenth Precinct poee
and was locked up nj the station ELIAS tended
by DR.. Mclean, and sent TO his home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
DEPARTURE on MIR L0wELL FOR SPAIN

BosroS. July 15.-James Russell Lowell,
Minister TO SPAIN sailed yesterday for Liverpool in the
steamship Parthia party Of distinguished persons
went down the haTbor with him. ana a salute OF fifteen
gums " a. fired from the HayyYard-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
A ROY OF SEVENTEEN ATTEMPTS MURDER

Frederick Smidt, age II, of No. GA East
Twelfth-s left his home o'clock last night aud pro-
zee led to the OF Avenue and tiths where he
countered Samuel ELIAS, Of No. Clio Flfth-st, with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
THE BRITISH FLEET AND THE PORTE.

IONNtNi IIiIiNi July ~
The Vienna semi official NORtags Reruc says
negotiations are pending between England and the
Porte for permission Tor the Mediterranean squadron to
move nearer the Sea Of Ma1nOra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HuDNUTs IN
BROADWAY,
Gam. 20. >oor. 10, 9r ~ 81 Midniisht'''''
Highest duriuC the day. 81 lowest u
Avetage, 7Isl Same dey 1876, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16

ToTo CHEZ TATA.-" How You lag behind.
Which toe is III" "My eldest Murnmyp'-lPunch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
A FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY CLOSED

ST.. LOUIS, Jnly 15.-The st. Louis Lumber.
mems and Mechancs' Insurance Company OF this ctv
decided meeting Of the Board Of Directors yesterday
10 rensure all their risks and retire from business Tia
assets OF the company said TO than sufficient
to meet all its liabilities aud pay the stockhoIdcr. In
full.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16

fond Titusville PENN parent spent half
the day Saturday In the junk yards looking u the feet
OF the par stove which the had pa ned When he
was d" saving ny for the Fourth" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16

DIR. Lyons TOOTH TABLETS
Have worldwide reputation.
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fAnnOuncements.l

WHY hesitate Your neighbor tells you
HoLsAS's PAD cured his entire family Of the ChillA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16

To get rid of unsghtly blotches, pimples.
letter salt aud all skin diseases, DR. JAYsgs AZ
TFRaTIyF purifying action the blood stf1a-
atlng the absOrbens soon removes all Obstruc,
lions in the pores OF the skin. and enables 10 MAINTAIN "
purity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16

$40 LINEN OvERsKIRTs and BAsQUEs, 10 cents re-
duced from 81 10.
30 LINEN SUITS g pieces 81 50 former price So So
1877 LINEN SUITS 81 So worth "a.
ls5 EMBROIDERED LINEN SUITS, SO; recent price
1915
2s3 EMBROIDERED LINEN SUITS. SO 80; marked
down from SO.
n2 EMBROIDERED LINEN SUITS, 81; sold during the
NJ - 80.
12j EMBROIDERED LINEN SUITS, IS; reduced from
e..
147 EMBROIDERED LINEN SUITS, So and 81; marked
down from $40 AMI SIP.
CAMBRIA SUITS. in all colors. from ~ TO go.
100 FOULARD CAMBRIA OVER>KGRTS and BAsQUE5
trimmed Torchon lace. IS; former price cit.
FRENCH ORGANDIE SUITS, Paris made, $40 cost to
import, S2j.
FIGURED and PLAIN LAWN SUITS handsomely
trimmed, aud well made, -; good value for go
BUNTING and SEASIDE SUITS, marked dowa from
s2j to So
OsILK SUITS. s15; reduced from $50
An extensive variety Of LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING.
Of both foreign and domestic manufacture at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

rim Irenre Hoiel-Gen Clinton Il. Fisk and Ex-
Congressman o. stanard o 81 Louis and r. = o
rryes ~ JqInrs I,fei-SImuel l.. Clemens ~ HARTFORD
Holman H,re-Warner Miller Of Herkimer, y. w..
81 N,raoias LotL-Ex Mayor Charles A. Otis OF Cleveland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16

A yExATIOUs DAY AT CREEDMooR.
Dissatisfaction, protests, an aggravatiDg wind,