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RAILROAD LINES
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L RICHMOND. FRED'G &c POTOMAC. II. X. Co.,f
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. f
RICHNOND, August 8, 1877.
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, August 9th, trains will
run on this road rs follows,
1907 A. ri. leaves the ByrdStreet station daily rex
cept Sunday, connecting with the BID :
tiIn0re and Ohio and Baltimore ana
Potomac railroad. due at Washingt on
ut 1:1O p. NJ: Baltimore Mt $40 +.
81: Philadelphia at $3.50 L. NJ. New
York Mt 10:15 z. NJ.
a.ao p NJ leaves Byrd-Street station daily. arriV-
ing at Washington at 9:35 +. NJ. F.;
Baltimore Mt l1:40 =. 81; Philadel-
mia at $40 A. NJ: New York at SOD
A. N. Through sleeper from Rich
mond to New York price Oh berth. w.
Alb P, NJ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, IoI
Junction. leaves Broad Street statlop
daily tSundays excepted).
leaves New York at 5:55 the prece-
ding evening; Baltimore at 11:J5 L.
NJ: Washington at LOB P. d.
iO45 F. 81. arrives ByrdStreet station daily lex.
cept Sunday. Leaves New York NJ
sis A. ~; Philadelphia at 1908
M: Baltimore at 3:l5 T. ~; WASH
s.2s A. ". INSTRUMENTATION i. 3D. TRAIN arrives
at Broad-Street station daily tSun-
f. T. d. MYERS,
General Superintendent.
C. A. TAYLOR,
te23 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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BY Poindc1ter & Topper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
20. 1900 Main street under Planters National Bank.

No. 1900 Main street, under Planters National Bank
UCTION SALE OF TWO-STORY
IA BRICK DWELLING ON THE WEST SIDE
OF BELVIDERE STREET mo. 306l BETWEEN
BEVERLY AND ALBEMARI. E.-By request OF
The owner we shall sell by auction, on MONDAY,
October lst at 5 O'Clock p, NJ, the above property
nj present occupied by w. NJ. Hooper. Esq. The
HOUSE contains eight rooms. has all modern i'm
provemcnts with veranda III front, and Is In first
class order LOT fronts 30 feet and runs back IL %
feet to alley. a bargain may be expected, is Inc
owner Is determined to sell.
TERMS: AT sale.
POINDEXTER & TUPPER,
GOT AuctiOneerS.
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DOR SALE, ONE FARM OF THREE
Il HUNDRED AND FORTY ACR ES in the forks
of the Chickaheminy river and Brock creek, having
ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF superior meadow meadow
moderate: five miles from the city OF Richmond, on
the Chesapeake and Ohio lalroad ,,-r>
ONE FARM OF THREE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY ACRES. in q high state of cultivation,
and improvements superior; large orchards NC
lies Oh Brook creek, above the bcfore-lnehtlohed
farm, five miles from Richmond.
have a number Of other FARMS ana MILLS Tor
sale. JOHN u. ChE S Sii,,
Sc lS-lm No. 16 Ninth street. Richmond.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAfLROAD.}
RICHMOND, Va, June /, 1877.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
- ROAn-On and after SUNDAY, June 3, 1877,


Accommodation train leaves Richmond daily lex
cept Sunday ut 400 F. ~, anu arrives as ncT-
louisville at 7:i5 p. VI.
Mail train between Richmond and Hinton rams
daily except sunday. between Hinton anl Hunt
lugton runs daily, stopping 1T NIL regular stations
Express train runs ,day, stopping at Hanover,
Junction. Nocl's. Trcvillians Louisa, Gor'!onsvc.
Charlottesville, Staunton, Goshen. MiIlboro. Cow
lngtou, and oil regular stations west Of Coy ingHn.
Mail and express train. connect nj GordonsviUe
for Washington and the North. and at Charlo.t"s
vile tor Lynchburc and the South.
Fxprcss train connects at Cincinnati with trunk
lines for all points in the West. Northwest. and
Southwest. ana ut Richmond with the Richm"ni
and Danvillc and Richmond and Petersburg trains
for all points South.
Sleeping-cars run on nich.-tralns.
Mall train arrives IT Richmond n 5:3O VI.
Express rain arrives 1T Richmond At G:3O A. VI.
Accommodation train arrives al Ricnm"hH IL
S:45 A. NJ.
principal points.
For rates, information, &C.. apply at CompanIs
offices and 1T SIC Main street, Richmond. Va.
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
w. VI. 5. DUNN,
i>o Eppiuenr and Sulp-r iutpnlcIlt.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DEPARTURE VF SEEA"ENS.
GPECIAL NOTICE. SHLj
OFFICE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP
COMPANY, ROCKETS,
GEORGE w. ALLEN & Co., AGENTS.
RICHMOND. VA, September 2S, 1871
There will be NO STEAMER leaving for New
York on SUNDAY.
The steamer OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKER,
will sail MONDAY, October 1st. at 6 O'Clock a. u.
GEORGE W. ALLEN CO.,
e2s-ot Agents.I
TOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL %TS
Il RIVER, PROVIDENCE, ANDeaEzizz6
BOSTON.-Steamer EVERMAN, Captain PLATT,
will receive freight for the above ports until SAT-
URDAY the goth Instant. at 3 O'Clock.
W. =. PORTER. Agent.
Sc Colt 2425 Dock street.
TAMES RIVER STEAMBOATs4fIfMI
u COMPANY.
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uIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE
OF
UNEXPIRED LEASE.

Twill sell at public auction, on MONDAY the Isl
day of October, 1877, at 10 O'Clock a. Nj i. NO
1924 east Main street, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets the following property to satisfy
an execution In my hands in favor OF WI FLEMING
rS. A. NJ. Harrison:
THE UNEXPIRED LEASE OF STORE NO. 1872
MAIN STREET FROM THIS DATE TO
MAY /, 1875.
TERMS: Cash. T. l.. WHITING,
81 oo-ot He. G. r.
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an II
DIAPER IN BOXES.

DIAPER IN BOXES.
Twenty-four sheets OF PAPER and twenty-four
ENVELOPES, put up in neat box, with chrome
Autograph top of box, sent to any address, post
paid, OH receipt Of 40 cents.
- j. T. ELLYSON, bookseller,
jyS0 lI18 Main street.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF THREE
y HANDSOME LOTS ON THE EAST SIDE Of
ST. PETER BETWEEN BAKER AND CHARITY
STREFTS.-Wi be sold at auction, on the premises.
on TUESDAY the I'd Of October, 1s7a, at o'clock
p NJ THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS located as
above adjoining the residence OF Dir. c. j. Wicks,
each 20 by 80 feet. o,o,,
TERMS: At sale. W. GODDlN,
n0S AuctiOncer.
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a nCTION sALEOFF FOUR HUNDRED

BY Poindexter & Upper,
.:- Real Estate Agents and Aucdoneers,
No. 200 Main street. under Planters National Bank.
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s# BY Edward C.. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auc'ioneer,
lO16 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
ING No. 207 EAST MAIN STREET AZ
AUCTT0N-By virtue Of deed Of trust .Un
Court clerks office of Richmond CITY, default hav
Ing been made under said deed, we VIII sell OF on
WEDNESDAY, october 10, 1875 on 1he prThh'T1SeE
n That = o certain LOT, with THREE:sTORY-AND-
BASEMENT BRICK TENEMENT thereon m, o e,
iyeen Second and Third streets on the south SIDE OF
Main street fronting "a feet and running back io1
feet 70 mn aIlcy 10 feet wide. Large double Kitchen
on the lot This property Is well situated ana oes
rabie o. nav sf
reen months' Interest $500 at six per cent; on
a credit "a 70 $4,000 till 10th July, 1878, with SIX
Nor cent interest; and the balance as the present
p w SS NAV direct' JAMES II. GODD1N,
o""sA A' JOHN c. HOWARD.
On Trustees.
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pE..ES,yaVE AT PRIVATE SALE.

REA n, ES'ThEF a I z HI v "A d H SF&H III.
DOR SALE OR RENT, THAT LARGE
DWEILINC; above. situated on tnn north side OF
Main between Thirteenth and F"urtssn ii streets
iS7S JAMES NJ. TAYLOR x son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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By Grubbs q Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Anctionecrs'

~ EXCELLENT INvEsTMENT--A
~ SMALL BRICK STORE and Nd, DIV yE ErIEtEMMS FEN
N AZ, S NK LIN AND GRACE STREETS. At AUG
RDAY the 2s,h Of S Septemnfss az me
9TEE.MIIssfFST above REFERRED to- occupied by WIZ
lam Costello, aud situated opposite the bsn marker.
IL was built within the last few years. mas never
i,eon unoccupieh and even at the present low raIe
Of rent Yields clear net income of about nine per
cent upon the sum It win sell for no sure s ana pei
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Auctionecrs.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
'postnoued on account OF the weather. TO TUES
DAY. October @. 1877, at Az O'Clock p. III.
ee 90 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auc1toneers.
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ITO LANDOWNERS OF VIRGINIA.

WANTED FOR PURCHASERS:
FIRsT-CLAss ESTATE ON JAMES RIVER
below Richmond, for which Is offered house In New
York worth $25 900 and 81 5000 In cash.
Also wanted . HEALTHY LOCATION OIL salt
water of about $50 or 200 ACRES, for which cash
will be paid.
so 27-eodlw 1905 Bank street.
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BY Frank d. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
110S Main street,

FRANK ID. HILL, Auctioneer.
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EOF, RENT, THAT MOST DESIRA- a.
Il BILE THREE-STORY BRICK TENE-H ;V
MEEr mo. 1927 on the north side of Franklin
street between Third and Fourth Streets with ten
rooms, gas, water, ba th-closets, sc.
FRANCIS T. ISDEL.L,
No. Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
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DOR RENT, 49,. e.
L VARINA GROVE FARM, lei
In forks of Yarina or Charles City and Newmarket
roads, six miles below Richmond near Laurel Hill
church. Contains ten acres; fine grocery, doing
rSt-class business; blacksmith shop, and all
sary out-houses. Dwelling, five rooms, in good order.
Mill near the place. Possession October 9Th. APP
ply to j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent,
Sc 2S-3t 1113 Main street.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, the FAMILY RESI-Gs:;
Il DENCE. No. sos Twelfth street between A:s
Broad and Marshall, recently occupied BY C9lOnel
The observation-disclosures. sc 29-cod6t*
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DOR RENT-THE G RE A TIE S TG
L BARGAIN IN THE CLUBHOUSE 311 E.I
Fourth, between Broad and Marshall streets.
FOR RENT OR SALE. FARM OF T
ACRES, with improvements, four miles from the
city. Apply at la south sixth street before 10 A.
NJ or letwcen and =. NJ. sc 29-1t~
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WANTED, TO SELL THE. GREAT
w EST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON. Twenty
elegant Diamond Rings, Solitaire Diamond E Ear,
Rings, Diamond Studs and Pins, elghty niif Soiu
Stem and Key-Windlng Watches, Chains, Kings,
Buttons, Silver Watches, &C. Visitors ana cltlzens
are invited to call early ut
s. A. WINSTOCK'S Loan. Omce,
No. II north Fourteenth street,
sc 20-lm under Exchange Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06
ERIE MANAGEMENT RETIEWED.

A pamphlet of sixteen pages has been issued
to the bond and shareholders of the Erie Railway Com
pany by James Mceury bearing date OF London August
ID 1877. In this Mr. Mcenry says that "current events
make II important should place before yon certain
information about the management Of the Erie Railway
Company to which, in your imperllled Interests
| ask your earnest attention"
Mr. McHcnry proceeds to review the history Of the
company since the election Of Mr. Jewet rs President in
1874. and especially 10 crcIse letter written by Mr.
Jewett to sir Edward Watkn, under date Of June !,
1877 and subsequently, circulated in pamphlet form Ia
England Mr.. McHenry says: Two years have elapsed
since Sir T. Watkin Mr. Morris associated themselves
with Nh JpwCt all s5umod the responsibilities OF his
management" and touring these two years the hoang
debt has increased Nopoon Of the European debt has
been uaid ont OF earuings. Mr.. Jewett has
claimed and been allowed $4,000 wear as Receiver, i'm
addition his large drafts Tor salary As President Inc
monthly statements of revenue are false TIE ptllOdcu
reports are myths. and corrupt contracts, depicting the
proper income the bona and shareholders, nave III
creased ia parallced in the previous hlstoI!
OF Erie
Appended to the letter Of Mr. McHenry is statement
Enc eNi turts M 1876, compared win those oi the
NcW-Y0rk Central, from which II appears that the
operating expenses OF the former exceeded those OF me
Central ly $-,3l0T6l. Comparison Is also made win
the Baltimore and ONO Company, shO ing an excess OF
expenditures boy the Eiie n certain items, OF So 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06
FOR HAMBURG and LONDON.

Three European steamships sailed to-day
The Gcert OF the Hamburg Line; the Greece Of the Ma
tionaI Line, and tine Pennsylvania Of the state Line
The passenger lists OF TIE Gelert and Greece are as fol
lows;
FOR HAMBURG-Bg steamship Gsllert-Dr.. O. II. Ever.
EFT Mrs. DAME Armstrong, otto Semon, Mrs Mnna
Slogel Mrs. AuGuSte lebcrecl Mrs Caroline heiu Mss
Marie Miller Gustav Hruh3ch. Mrs c. HeubaCh MIS- Marie
ffo, NJ IS Name Gro4l Miss Muna Strauss H. -. Eaton
Ferdinand Ieppo Johann A. G. Teppe Morris Louis kirch
non = Heta.. WIN. Werzbcrg, II. Wlckeus, Rev. Herman
Dom @. ". CAaivick g. j. Muller Mr. and Mrs stephen
Graetzer stephen fluitsch Gustav Hssh and vile Mrs.
Caroline three children, Fred 1hike wife and
children. 800.
Marshall Blanchard, Dr. Robbinsc Ed Falon, T. Cor
betf H. Mckay Fitzpatrick, Mrs Blair MT Powell, J.. 3.
smith and Mrs Hale aud infant Robert l. NcGOduck,
Mr.. Langtou, Miss Icnuessey, Arthur humphreys Mrs.
VIII e > children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06
FAILrREs AND ASSIGNMENTS.

LIABILITIES OF PHILIP STINER, THE TEA MERCHANT.
The exact amount of the liabilities OF Philip
stiner the weknown tea merchant, cannot be ascer-
S24OOOO An assignment made on Tuesday morn
ing to his counsel T. Y Bell. Mr. Bell intends to resign,
however when meeting the creditors is held, unless
they desire to retain him settlement OF the business
The nominal assets VIII amount to ha Of the liabi-
lilies The causes OF the failure stated b. Mr. Bell are
numerous An examination OF the accounts OF The DIFF
frreut show that the receipts from the business
had fallen far short " the running expense Tor some
time past. But the CHEZ an unfortunate real
They purchased fifty OF land IN the upper part OF
the island expecting 20 convert mo lois Tor resi-
druces This land Is still unlmproYed and uuprO-
ductiye. Three OF the original owners have with
have been bearing the weight or TINS SIOOOOO
mortgage, which remained on the purchase.
At time Mr. Stner purchased several BOu ward
lots, OnelundrtdandtW twenty -htl1st, Hlch nave
Welded no income. Prior to the last five months, hr
Sinners business amounted t. about threequarers OF
million annually. At time lie had rs many as twcntt
statement OF the exact condition OF the business ready
for the meeting Of creditors, which viii probably take
place early next week. Havemeyer Co. are creditors
the amount ~ $4,000.
H. Kennedy d Co., the Broad-st brokers' who failed
some time ago. recently began 10 settle with their cred
tors in full. Mr. Kennedy said to TRIBUNE reporter
yesterday, that during the pat Two weeks they have
paid ~ 100000 account Of debs due at the time
of the suspensIOn. At tIat time their liabilities
amounted to about $2,2OO,OOO.
An assignment for the benefit 81 creditors by Nicholas
TratOr 10 Michael GTucEtCn was filed yesterday
with the Count Clerk
settlement has been effected by Rudolph & Dunstan,
dealers coniectOncTs materials at No 5Sl Broadway,
the being reported at 20 cents the dollar.
The creditors OF stephenson Co., aud the National
Toy Company. met csterday at Register Dayton- Office
and elected Richard W. Have assignee IN bankruptcy.
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STRIKE or CIGAR-MAKERS.

Wangler & Hahn, cigar manufacturers, en-
poy oa 100 hands at their shop, No 292 Bowery, and
ycsr , teey reduced the wages Of the men 81 thous-
aud on olates Of cigars, and also prohibited smok-
ing by sra. .mcn IN the factory Tue Cuban and Span
isk work. H. who number about ffty, became indignant
al ts action and left the SHOP in body. Mr. Wangler
said s., .I1ly to a TRIBUNE reporter that the Bohe-
mians M Germans remained, and he thought the Cubans
would soou return Tie Cubans were more sklilul
workHcr Tan the others, and were paid higher
wages hut the reduction made applied to
every grade Of cigars. The rates OF wages before
the reductions were between 81 ana 81 thousand,
and Sl7 and SIS Tor large cigars, and the workmcn
earned on an average between - and SIC per week.
Few Of the men worked cight hours day those
who worked hours earned from ~ 10 ~ week more
than the others. The prohibition Of smoking III the fac
tory was ordered FOR several reasons the principal one
being that the finn could not well AFFORD 10 allow 10.
There is competition in our trade SAID Mr.
Wanglcr. that Wc viii have only small margin %!
prOGt left even d. enforcing this rule. Tie men smoke
The factory tobacco which Havana tobacco, aud that
is extensive. Fac smokes least two or three 81
ga- Il day and one hundred men consume considerable
quantity Besides they fri weekly allowance OF cl4alsi
TINS will not be Discontinued IL j. also safer not 10 have
smoking in the building The firm has several tenement
house shops, but reduction OF wages were maze IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06
NO CLUE no MlcHAAL HUGHES.

The police of Brooklyn have found no salts
factory explanation Of the disappearance OF Michael
Hughes who left staten Island for his home the mid
night boat three weeks ago last Sunday and has not
reached his destination Yesterday the detectives found
a newsboy, by the name OF Don, who knew Hughes by
sight and remembered seeing him upon the boat on The
night in question Hughes intoxicated at the time
A. Dou's mother and Hughes's brOtherinaw were next
door neghbors on Staten Island, the lad naturally took
an interest IN him. and determined 10 keep an eye on
him until he was safely ashore During the tip how
over there was a disturbance upon the upper deck
among z crowd Of drunken utians, aud Don, going up
70 see the fun" sight Of Hughes and dd not see
him sfterward The newsbOy is confident that the man
tubled overheard while under the influence OF liquor
The officers and crew. the other hani, are confident
that no one tumbied overheard during this trip. There
VS. very heavy load Of passengers on board AMI IL
y,oud have been impossible they say for any one 10
bove allen into the water without attracting attention
They do not remember assisting any drunken man ashore
'' t, ninghes who occupied a squad apartment IN
a. 49, ~ No Ala WaTTenst. Brooklyn, Is IN very
SS,tt,,te rendition She mas been delivered OF ST. j.
49, child since her husband disappeared ana If almost
80, ,esk for manual labor. The furniture mas gone 10
,1 Srshop 10 provide food for the two lttie chdren
81 ~ Shom Is In poor health. Mrs Hughes said last
Svenin0 The rent is not paid am SICK ana lonely
I'D don,t know how shall feed my Two Daples ubless
sn~e Eind PERSONS help me-" The missing man was
iset inches IN LcGA:, Win bIue eyes ana neA'J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06

The long-range targets at Creedm0or were
occupied again yesterday by the American and BRUSH
racinen aud the Crescent CITY Rlho CluD ltam' III"
several members of the Amateur Rife Club. Inc d"y
was good one for practice but not for making the oes
scores The wind blew strong hshail ~ rom 10
o'clock on the wind dial and during the 500 yards nrinS
the sun shone brightly being dmmed at intervals ny
passing clouds After the shooters hal Shied pdch ~
tine 900 yard range the sky became more overcast IL
fording a dull gray light.
There were only nine Of the British rhemen shooths'
the others ing occupied in scoring spotting etc II
has been scmioncally announced that MI Pigs"tt WILL
not be numbered among the members OF the teah M"
although the composition Of tine British team VIII hot 10
made public until the day before the match there Is
general immersion that the other eight men VINO shot
YESTERDAY viii compose the team. The entlrc @
team and reserves we're out for practice but NJ ne oVv
ward range did do well as the BRUSH ua
Tine team total at that was 14O points viii ~
team total OF the foreigners was JlI points III posapc
GOO Al the gOOyaTd range the BRUSH tc.m IhNl.
total of $50 points, and toe American team oio po,S,
Al the 1000 yard Yange, the BRUSH team hcores
ranged lower than the Americans, owing 10 lne "lIu'
Ie British team scores footed no tOia OF ooZ poHts
while tic American made 521 points, aErrgtllIn
AT rho three ranges OF 600 points, against lofo
points made oy their opponents, , ,o.,or
Jhe Orleans narBsmen shot poorly again, yester
dav g. Eyrich leading with total OF 1916 inc teihs
viii practlce again tomorrow, and on Saturday, Inc
following are the scores made yesterday;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06
sERYIA READY FOR WAR.

LONDON, thursday, Sept d. Io'''
The Daily NorsS Bucharest correspondent tel
egraphs ct is exceedingly probable that servia VIII AZ
once declare war and take the field Everything Ia
ready, and all waiting for the instructions OF the
Grand Duke Nicholas 40 where the Seryian forces VIII
first strike understand the instructions are that the
Nogatin force OF 10000 men under Gen. HoNatoyich
shall Immediately the frontier and passing Widdin
operate in the OF Osnan Pasha. while the AeXnaz
Corps OF 10000 men, under Leschjann, viii probably
stand fast, with the intention to act in support
Inc Tiaess special telegram from Belg abe an
nOunccs that several members OF the diplomatic
Corps have made separate remOn5trdnces 10
Prince Milan in reference To his war preparations
The Austrian and Russian representatives did not
however Join III these representations, 10 which Prince
Milan IS stated have answered eyasvey. IL Ia re
Dorfed IN the highest circles that Prince GOrtscnakOn
mas urged servia enter the field soon as possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06

THE RUSSIAN LINE CONIRACTED-A GREAT BATTLE
EXPECTED.
LoNDoN Thursday, sept. 6, 1877
Vienna Dispatch to The lines says Tie kus-
slams have abandoned the Upper Lom line, and
have Withdrawn their right wing on that side,
which was at Popskoi, TO line where they can Keep
IN contact with the forces guarding the road from
Osman Bazaar. Mehemet Ali has thus gained an
undoubted srategical success by his victory at Mar
assam All depends on how he will use It,"
The Daily AeUss correspondent, telegraphing from
Gagoyo. September 1, shows that the Turks, as the
result Of their victory at Karassan' occupied large
mountain forming the key of tine Rasgrad position
and commanding almost equally the LON and the
Kara-Lom and the Russian positions al Obaka ana
Gagovo The correspondent says: Acting solely on
tbe defensive the Czarewitch will have little dill
Guilty in keeping his present line intact WIN
the possible exception Of the loss of the Gagoyo po-
sition. On the other hand the Turks are much too
strong TO lie inactive in the face of an Inferior Rus
sian force and the chances are great that the val
lev of the Kara-Lom Will soon be the theatre OF
decisive battle of large proportions a subsequent
telegram shows that the Russians have evacuated
Gagoyo and retired to PolOmarka Inc IuRess
Bucharest spondent says the Turks and Lgyp-
tians pursued them thither.