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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-10
BROOKLYN.

Register Whitney reported the amount collected
for arrears OF during the ending April
as $I5,9sj OF.
new engine and supply house for the Fire De-
partmen District and willamsburgh is
being erected sgelst Grahamaye 1t will be com
prted May 10.
Andrew Teal, clerk, 10 years old, at WIlloughby
and Adams ss accidentally shot himself in the head last
evening, while play ing with loaded pistol The surgeon
thought the wound would prove serious
The resolution authorizing an investigation con-
corning pauper who have voted in the town Of Graveend
this Spring previous elections LAS been approved by
supervisorat Large Howell 1t meets with opposition fIom
few Democrats.
The bill introduced into the Legislature to al dish
the County Auditor in Kings County receives the
appreciation u prominent citizens IT is said that the oce -
virtually snecure the duties can be performed by the
cerh of the board
Only four new cases of smallpox were reported
yesterday Health; occurred in Thirteenth
81 and the others In IhroOaye, which the OF
small pox panic about when 80 patients were re
moved to the hospital in one day.
Ellen Kelly, little girl living at No. 155 Doug
lasst severely bitten the yesterday afternoon by
spz dog belonging MI. Fitzmmons Of Balticst Ihe
child taken the Long Island College Hospital where
the wound was carefully dressed
The Lille, one of the best modelled yachts owned
by members Of the Gt,enpoin Yacht Club launched
Saturday at Steers yard she " take part Ia the regatta
Of June The Gemania owned by Franz Papst OF No lOl
Eagest will be launched ia few days from the dock be
Dupont and EagIess.
The Brooklyn Bar Association met yesterday after
TO take action In regard the proposed amendments OF
the Code pending before the Legislature. OF
FIVE composed Of Judge Greenwood A. SpOOner d. r. Bar
nad, d. l.. Norhup. and j. H. Kmble, appointed
slider the amendments and report meeting Monday
next
A woman named Ann Slcaven was one OF the n
saloon keepers whom oliver agent OF the Temper
brotherhood found srIlng liquor MI Cotcr
complains that many OF the letters received from the
OF drinking Others asking relief unsigned ant he
declares that will paid Anonymous
municatOns
The Board of City Works yesterday decided how
slal be guarded
prevent accidents From Fort Greenepaee 10 Cassonae.
TO be picket fence from Casson 20 Albany
rallied fence and the rest Of the 10 the city line
fence rails cables all i've feet hight The
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ILLICIT DisrtLLERIEs DESTROYED.

MEMPHIS, April 9.-Gen. Patterson, Collector
OF hi, district las FRIDAY night made raid
Illicit distl,rics in Henry County Tennessee. destroyed
two stills gallons al mash and beer. aud
ter.ai and arrested four persons concerned Illicit
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TIFFANY g. Co.
UNION SQUARE.

Invite arr examination Of their
Wedding Invitations and Cards,
Of correct styles for this season,
manufactured by them from
specially prepared stock, and
designed and executed on their
own premises.
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Use DR.. BECKERS EYE Balls M, for intamed
or weak eyes and eyelds. All druggists SeIlit
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CLOTHES WRINGERs Of all kinds repaired
promptly by Metropolitan Washing Machine Co.. 81 Cofah6I
81, y. y.
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DISEASES OF IIEN.

The Importance Of the healthlness OF the nervous
system be Overcstimatcd ITS power over life
and and the direct bearing which II has on
human happiness be recognized its capabilities its
auales powers the Importance OF Its healthfdl
preservation its moderate the danger Of oyertaNng IT,
whether through thought study or Intense Application III
research; whether absorbing
attention necessary conduct OF complicated and mOmen
interests by the excessive Indulgence OF the
appees propenses OF the All these proper
the knowledge OF what
moderation excess and when these exist the absolne
promptly seeking advice from an expert yhO for
long series years has devoted his whole time ani atten
ton study investigation, and treatment OF all mala
dies of this important department. 10 accurately IT, tnhe
diseased conditions their nature, causes, AM Ogln
arising the want of exercise, its reg sy
excess his experience and practice learned
the arrangement and as promptly apply
the remedy thus avoiding the painfully slow feeling after the
TO the inexperienced and 50 Annoying the
patient who very naturally wants to know without delay Sha
Is the matter the extent of the arrangement the probabilities
irecuperduOn and The time required
Striking Oi the value OF experience ana practical
observation wen as the usefulness OF the prompt appca
ton OF suitable toind statement
coming from but dozen public institutions not only
home but abroad that very large proportion OF those who
mental disturbance and absolute insanity perma
nenty recover who are placed within year
after the first inplQms have manifested themselves
the ntel, gturdepartmento the brain has become
power connected thought II only strength
by being properly nouTshe the certain
methods. 1t precisely In very other department.
whether Of appetite propensity pa sion each requiring
Its different
them from ter OYerwOfke and exhausted cond
tons The importance Of this branch medical practice
scarcely oycrrated the perpeaOn
family names the securing of hered tides anu the
tcntion Of estates in the same family, 49, .
From long and large experience III ts direction nave
been able 10 command by success he thankful appreciation
If the first families in the city and nation and Ger
tdB communicate much t0 cultNated MINDS IN cOnlec
ton with practical experience IN Wa pertains I" the over
~ the system the
OF recovering their powers whether OF Dra appea
propensity, Oh passion
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Announcements.

ASTHMA is relieved by JAMES EXPEcToRANr.
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MINISTER CUSHING HOMEWARD BOUND.
MAuuID Monday. Npril ., 1877.

Mr. Cushing. the American Minister, departs
to-day Oh leave Of absence. He will SAL from Hayrc Oh
the l4th for Ncw-York
lFor other Forsign Vews see FIRST PGg'.l
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CHECK AT THE OUTSET,
Gravel govt rheumatism which are dangerous 90 We d
painful, with MILK OF MAGNEslA.
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LUNDBORG's PERFUMES are commended Tor
heir delicacy and truthfulness 10 nature
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uurna dressing the hair being nee from all delceflou-
subs ances aIbeEehcal influence on the sca ee
ing dandru and in most cases causing he" mar 10
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is prepared from the true Jamaica Ginger, com.
blned with choice aromatics and genuine French
Brandy, and is vastly superior to every other Ex.
tract or Essence of Ginger before the public all Of
which prepared with alcohol by the old process.
II Instantly relieves
, 1877-09-06

however, whispered that the attacking col
nmns might be able to force their WAY into the
place tho following day. Tho Grand Duke
Nfcholas, who seems 10 have been at tho
eariist poriod OF theee actions still at
Porcdin, ia reported to hare arrived in Tho
Russinn lines opposite plerna late Tucndny
night or Wednesday morning.
H1H rkBsEwcR ALONE WOULD INDICATE
that aomo serious event was contemplated,
and that ao,no great exortion was expected
from tile Nnssian md 1soumauian troops
engaged with Osman Paaha. This General
would not be exposed to nttack from Tie
allied forcos on tho left bank Of tho Vil,
whero the Houmanian army IS in close
union with tho Russian force formerly Under
tho immediate command Of tho Grand Duke
Nicholas, and now guided BY Prince Charles.
At cARAptA
tho bulk Of the Roumanian army has crossed
tho Danube, and by tho beginning Of this
week must lave beon In poHition to net
from Tue northwest against tho tank md
rear Of tho Turkish troops At PievnA.
, 1877-09-06
ACTUAL WAR.

nf%TTHnE.
LONDON, Sent, 5---The Russian ofI1ctal 10
count Of tic QrhtJpr at Katlikoi, near Rustafuk,
says; "On Tuesday Turkish force from Rust
chuk and Kas1fad captutcd Kadlkot and occ,,.
ptcd It for u time. but were subsequently, t1ri1cn
out with great loss t,y scycu hattaltops of in
fantry and eight sothias Of CoEsacss, with tl,tr-
ty-two euus, Tho Russian loss yYas thirty Killed
and $50 wounded"
HOW T1iB TuRxs TELE1r.
CoNBrANrlNorLE, Sept. h-Ahned Paaha
yesterday rcpulscl Russian attack at Kadtko1,
near Rustchulk Tho Russians lost loo 'uen.
scuirKA 1'Ass.
The Turks have obtained still further com-
tnand Of tho Gabroya road to schfpka Pass.
Cannonadlng was stl!! going on between tho
hostile batteries In tho pass.
IMPROVING TnK RoA p.
LONDON, Sept. "a correspondent at schfp-
ka rnss eays tho Russians )avc made fine road
up the pass for the passage Of large army Into
Rouinclla. A. now bridge and tother improve.
ments III tho road arc still bclnRsmnde.
niscREpT1p.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-The 1Imes' Bucharest cor
respondent dtscrctlIts tho reported atlynnce up.
on rfcyna; nevertheless tho rumor las reached
Constanttnoplc as we'll a lloEu that tbs GRIND
LUKE Ii A. fafed1u'
LovrscuA.
Tho official dispatch from Prancc Meriettnsky
sars Ioftsclla has been taken after twelve hours
fighting, despite Its natural atrcnRth. IT. strong
Notifications, and stubborn resistance OF tic
Turks. SkobclofI was tho hero Of the day. Our
loss Is not yet exactly asccEtaine,i. uen Kas-
glld!ajc0 was wounded.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT,
,
, 1877-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
vICKAnUR0, MISS.

Special DlkposcA 10 1A4 1Houn&
VIcN8nuAo, M!sa., Sept. b.-The Democrntlu
primary election hero and In the county was tho
lnoss exciting since tho War, aud resulted in ths
denomination Of 4. J. Flanagan for Sheriff, and
Gen. Charles z. Furlung for the State Seuate,
aud George T. Hardy for TREASURER. (3ea. Fur
long waa prominent Federal officer during tho
War. and bis large triumph over averbody clso
Ia regarded - . hsppy blending Of sectional
feelings,
IAN 1RAxC1sco.
SAN FnAnclsco, CAL, Sept. a+-Tho election
to-day p&sssd oil quietly. About $1,000 sotca
were pulled In the city. The main contest here
was bctweou tho "Taxpaycss aud Democrats.
NTH number Of small outs!do ORGANIZATIONS.
Tickets werc very much scratched, and flle
euunt Will probably occupy several days, Tito
impression t0-uight Is that tho Democrats have
carried majority Ut their ttckct.
K4NKAKEE, ILL.,
6pfctai jdsedscA {" z14 Tt15A&z.
KAhKAk1k, ILL, Sept. a-Iha County Rep1a-
tlcap Nominating Convention to-l4r put tbs
following ticket Ia tho Geld. Clerk, William T.
Kouaga; Treasurer, Charles X. BTigest; Judge,
Jamcs N. Orr; !5chool Superintendent, Henry
G. Paddock.
LINCOLN, Iii.
ISpa1al N*pa&cA 10 Ia 7ttAsA&.
LINCOLN. ILL.,, Sept. e.-rhe Democratic Coun-
ty Convention was held hero to-day, and non,-
hated S~ A. FuieJ for Judge, John Bell for
Treasurer, J. ". Bell for Clerk, and w. 8.
Ellis for County Superintendent OF Schools.
TUE MAINLAND DEMOCRACY.
BALTIMORE, Sept. t-The Democrats State
Central Committee has called Its Slate Couveu-
ton In this city for 8cpt- n,
, 1877-09-06
FINANCIAL.

Nxw YORK, Sept. a-phip stiler, owner OF
fifteen largs tea establishments, has male m
assignment. Liabilities estimated at 4.altaD
IIe tas lost heavily on real estate Investments.
Aiosea 4. Whcelock, rho, on atrount OF his
failure recently, resigned the oihcc, has been re-
elected President Vi the stock Exchange.
8pecial Nspst.cA 10 5as n4bHSA,
CoLuhBUs, a., scpt. 3.-Fcaru s. 1fawkings,
Wholesale dealers til tubaeco, lIlado u assit;u-
msut to-day. Assets and liabilities not Jet
Sp<ttnl I,1patea to ~ Trth,s~s
city of t:9p, 0W were opened to-day. The Wis
cousin FIR il Marine losurxneo BANK offers the
amount At 643 pee eeue Interest, which will be
acccptcd.f
, 1877-09-06
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
speedy accomplishments Of those highly important
and mueh-dtsfttd objects.
ms PLATFORM.


The Committee On Resolutions reported ths
following, which Here adopted:
Rtsotted. That whiis wore cognfza and respect
s Sy s5ss
tho p.t1iot!s motives vhish h.;s gaSlsd aia', s"i
peAc.. Rsod will, and complete reeo4nittan Of The
cqunl rights Q! I'll men IN every see:fon OF tho
10 carry Into effect The PRINCIPLES of tho platform,
anon which he was elected VI pledge our hearty
Tttot9td, That tho Elcctora. comm..ston ha,tux
been created at the nreent solicitation Of th- DEM
o:rntic party. and after the oft.rcpeatcd dcelarn
faction ce,a e.rii II IL dec,*ions, we v,tae.s
With profound astonishment tho afsnulss Of thas
party npnn the aa9nst trfhnnh Of ~ own creation,
tion Of Official pntrunase which as'aalt,. 1T ~
tsc} seek r. ,p;!r the eonadenes Of ths psonIe IN
equally childish End foolish, but mar become ex-
trenef fy mtsehIevona In ns.'tt!nR tn dinninAh tho
popalst respect. for tho dee!sfons Of lawful tf1'
The thIrl resolution calls Upon tho members
Of the State snd National Legislatures to assist
the return Of prosperity 70 tho country By adopt
ing such measures as .yfll confuco to that end.
The fourth and fifth resolutions oppose any
grant Of more than leo aerts Of land to my one
person. and also oppose the reissue Of patents
by act Of Congrcss.
The sixth, resolution is as follows:
R.orts Ths: th; 'cng and .usces:tal t ss'..enss
standard warrants us In demanding an carly re-
peal Of tho legislation which dr.nonetized silver
anil established hisnoft exclusive gold stant!Ntd
and we. the ref0re, favor toiusN to Tho fire. uAo
and unrestricted coinage Of the dollar ut 170a. hnl
tte restoration 10 tho p<}atton 1t held a. legal
tender during eighty rtarH Of our national cxat.
encr thns rrctetEine the equality Of The ennnrer-
cal value Of the alves dollar with tho Kot dollar,
keeping both In circulation.
The seventh resolution indofscs the admins
tratton Of Gov lIartrunft.
E3qAth-We arc in faror Of tho law. and against
tawleAancst and hnnrehy, ~ttis1s1 their attendant
hofrnra and cf.mes. Equal rights IN msxing lava
lu1poH4 equal duteR In ol,cYng them when made,
and tender hearty thanks to Gov. Jfhftranft
md the otccrt and soldiers Of hie command fur Tie
prompt. and VIC hopc cfscctuat. suppression Of tho
laT1e.a Disturbance which recently occurred In
this State.
.vtnth--That we hold In equal respect the rights
OF capital ta control ts Investments and OF labor 10
determine the rafue OF ia ecEr1ces; that We epse.
cats auJ assertion b.. riolcnee Of tho ,fIghta Of
clthef. and VIC nssctt X II. tho dniJ IT all citxeus
ttations Of the law. and that any attempt to eocrca
either By unlawful ulcaos shou!h he promptly re.
pressed BY knch lawful authorities a. the extgcncy
demands.
Tile rcnainfn. resolutions, except tho ciev.
enth. whteh favors protective tariff, rc1aio Gu
ttscly to 6tatc affairs.
Tux TtCkHr.
The following tlckct MAS nominated: Eu.
prcue Judge, j. T. stcrrctt, by reclamation;
etntc Treasurer, William u. ila-t. by acclAmar
ton; Auditor-Gcneral. ]. A. II. Pasamorc.
Adjourned slnc die.
, 1877-09-06
THE DAVENPORT 0BSE0uIEs,

NsW YoKK. Bcpt. 6-Tho rcinains q z. L.
Davenport weze removed to-day from the resi-
dcnce Of hia daughter, 1T Wcst Fosty-etghth
strcct, to the Fourth Uuiversatias Church, ~heFu
the funeral segvtca WA read by tho pastor, tic
lscy. Ds. Chaplin, WIN also preached an cto-
qucat sermon uycF the dead trugctltan. This
tntermept took place In Wol!a~n Cenetcry.
The church was crowded with fEcuds, actoTs,
actresses, and others, and the streets through
which tho procession moved to the Fallfuad
depot Wero hlled with people.
, 1877-09-06
THE PRESIDENTS WESTERN TOUR.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Sept. a-Vesy complete
arrangements ase making Tor tho reception OF
Preaidens Hayes. Gen. B. r, Cheatham was TO-
night appointed Chief MasshA OF tho day, With
uia-Fclluws, which Il to lay tho eorues.sto4SSx
the Custom House On thas oecsslon, ate re-
Quested 70 jou ln tho procession. Invitations
ire also extended to other benevolent aud dy39
bQdlst aud t4s AchoQ14.
, 1877-09-06
FIRES.


6pkf7ol NFspd7tA 10 7ht TRIBUNE.
sourn EvAxsroH, ILL.,, Sept. 5.--Tbe Catholic
Church At Rogers Park, built last sprtne By +.
L. Toupt. burned to thu ground at IL O'Clock
tonight. The ea1sc OF tho fire Is "a ret ut,-
known. The cdittcc, being frame, was quickly
wrnppcd IN 1anlcs. No attempts were ma.ie to
save 1t. AaEyciy any one lH tho y1lagu knew
was worth probably slo, 000, md insured.
, 1877-09-06

INV Yoa1, sePs- t-AHlTed. SteAmahfp
Perelre, from Hayse.
LIVERPOOL Sept 2-Antred, steamships
Weset. from Rsx York. and aici'J, hom Phil
adelphlA.
, 1877-09-06
ADDITIONAL.

tRy Casl< to 7As CAtcaqo TH1sn<.1
LONDON OFFICE or Tnz Cu1cAoo TRIBUNE,
6 PA1onAvE PLACE., STRAND, Sept CD O. Ill.
Further information indicated that tho
ator,ning Of Lottsoha by tho troops Of Gon.
skobeloG was not an isolated enterprise on
tho part Of tho Russian armies in Bulgaria,
but one incident in sories Of operations.
It acems probable that nt tho samo time TINT
tho terrific assault, which Yesterdays telo.
grams reported, was being ,nads a. Loftsoha,
there wa8
BONE FIGHTING AROUND pLEvNA.
It will be remembered that on tho last day
Of August Osman Pasha advanced from his
intfonched position At that placo along tho
high road which loads toward Tisuova.
Abont ten miles from plsvna, at tho Village
OF Polisat, his column fell In with tho rus
sian outposts intEsnohoa on the brow Of a
gentio slope that rIses from a hollow into
which tho high road dips = fow
hundred yArls cost Of tho village hero.
/ 11xnoE ENcoua7Ka TOOK r1.AoE,
the nussiaus beIng driyen back four miles,
when they were suddenly reinforced BY abou.
1000 troops, who In turn beat back the
Turks in great confusion to Pclisat.
On Saturday and sunday all appears to
hare been quiet around pleyua. On Tues
day tho nusaiaas commenced their attack On
, 1877-09-06
FRANCE.
G4MH8TfA.

oAxsHTrA.
PARIS, Sept 5-Oatnuetta has been Summon
~ again hafnro th. t,,ara J,t,.,-ro,tor n ~
na,r ~ 49, s ,,.h '"~ - 1o" 4S''o'' ~ ~
e-''' w 'A' AA'l-
THEIRS FUNERAL"
The official tournal has published decree bv
President Maeyahop, ordering stete funeral
for Th,cr1.
foIEs AND "AsHaURHE'
Edward r. Hoyoo, appointed Cnitcd States
MInistcr to France, presented his credentials
and Elhu II. N;..hhurnc n. let.cr ~ -rcalI n
1,,..,.t..t i, .,AI. -
..,eo., oout ""s''ou Wis a'te'noon' sls'
"sshonfne's numerous engagements and carly
departure lave Obliged him to decline tau-
1uet tcnt]orcd him by the Amcntznt In patis.
and rho honor ,rtcr,1e,, hv hi. s,n,,.h t,,.,a.
49, ~. W n"C' =. VIZ .e"e, ,, .''ouus'
r'"ihsef Ho}ees having prcschtes' us cfeden-
ttats Al the appointed time to President MISC
Mston. said ~ hare the great pleasure to
brtuv with mn thu crnreestf,n of the ,r,ah~s.o of
~. prasIAo,, ~ ~. f1,I..s u.... e.. a.. IT
- III. oNl'eo o."tso 'os '!'e "e''s
beme OF Soaf e1cel'cnc5 aod Tue health and
happiness ot your fan!ly, ~ we'll as the peace
aud prosperity Of the Frcncl, pcuple, My COM
patriots rcmcm,,cr win g,attt,,,c tI,c onrnrtnn~
mi rff,rt1rn as.,stanr,. ,nn.rd ~ rnn.s -,
our anccstor, wl,cn f!pht,nr for national i,tin.