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REEVES ~ to-day, ~, ear pads AZ Jeis5t =. -
-, ~ flf.f msLus iS3l head on sole, AGAINST 49,
tI ia.f Non ar The yefs or I'VE stcA CUT NJ
49,, re.t y,r, r. 4 Eastman .. 100 head NaAr q \ l,to.
ic1i mead. \ MORRIS. I.O96 head; l. I.'-hschnI 80
80 Nryt-. & pegsnsten. 7bl Ecli. Foreign shipments
- ecs ~ .,se lud $50 1--we cattle ron mere WIN ~
,r.s. t,.t1 1910 live frDl canada making 'ta q" lI''
80 Vib ne r!y an trade after asl MONDAY FtFt,
m fo ia end II week, tEc close On FlA1 DhE thiitt
sine the market Opened s morning VIA lE' HupIP'
but butcher. wanting c.ltr thrd t'll4'i
,,,r,tu, u the count The WralfnF was me af'fiAs
.r,dc n, IN. the rang 81 aHy - 7ii az "ft- Ol
aii r,u.i tl1iaIus We lad 500 hr WIN $40 more
100 Co,r.,n- rhru sativts ran down - 90" D ne
ror.. leans Tor lois win ID, ar the "istl I ION
"a Az si quality. and ~ unui lbN large nuW0t ~
tt Il, extra prmc about il head ''ilg al -
-. Tt.au- ALL common tnluralu' won't ~ ~ %
+, at o. .G r. lldr stale Bulls sold a. -0"c Az thr
hut ll'4t 'iHltI -
.- tim ID was ihi- iay week, uron fiday II VI De no
mas shipments ~rr" ritinf usit lhrf VII
D. f,r-s n r-eu w~rE -irp-if foe 10 hrHi 't' aul
- i, ,i,rsd alive srs-un e" storms Al toig "oAtci
TIN r1r th,nd -;ill with the rtpriir 30 nt ana care
Ia siipDns decks lis-e- nav iNh u ~ u.I ~.
' lie. tpaar were - tle -tdtr Bn Il ic III Irxau
steer. be o. n 10. sc 1--we ear. % 70 ; - ~
a. cas- ~ thrui part Coprato, % 70 ~ A. 'gc - y.
avrr igr Texan, ~. agn-, 9sc lIHt Mnnthi VI "a
49, ami ome it CDoriUs good enough % bring l. sc
n head gi,c liD do, Sc, 20 DO o'sc one car %
9go ~ o.. 66b l76 s'.c, two ears. - 70 sl1 at
IL hs n si6 loac, two cars "i Them - 70 sos AZ
ioIc a. IA $50 at IOsc lie, abolt hail ~ them %
81 IL $50 at IL hc half OF the.n 50 l5) Al IL 2c %
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. FLOUR AND MEAI-The Flour market less aciye
hNu ~ t. hIn. but buyers less DISPOSED to pay lt prizes
a. ~ H.. b so0 M - " ~ ~
Cl ht- Ey.rls - go England ~ 75as7 West ladies
p south America latter tlucy. 40 hhi.. ~up'rnhe,
- '-' E ltjD un'- 80 2. ZJ4-i 20. Loo Dds sour
' au Common 81 Good Erifa estfm and STATE 50 CD
IVt 'nnd % Choice ~ cti 40; Com ON 10 Choice
lite Wheat xr1 western 20 i54s7i Common 70 Choioe
Cont lEtra sf0sG 90; Cool Choice Bakers. 81
STRAIGHT ~. and --0t1uior Patent chiefly .
70 - sou IItfRA FIONf. unchanged sales d, UU hIl-
ai t a. % Commpn 10 Good tAtr - ejQsl 81 ior
"d -" N-olcr. ~ an4rf I'D f1r lhoce 10 Fancy " =
e., tI.t r-rr- anu 50 81 ior dn. state - Doi.s
AtAitrtfe h-nt; sales. 30 bbi-. Western Jersey aud
ytaa l,lo", - G5a-3 lo Brandywne, - Dos 800
GltAGN-WHENr -The marsei fIr spring SPOT heavy,
pNrrf iu'trH'F active " Inter Grnin~ in light supply
ing 100 bush spot NJ Grst Gail" 900 bush DO
Mn,rf lrI october, sold 7 334i 5000 bush. No. 2
after "Cal'-~al-s 1900 bush. spot, including No
Winter Rcd and Amber Il 30asi a.: New YORK No:
York NO White. - - White state - jOasl 55j
100 bush No chicago deliverable ls 70 2.th October
Der II go c.os bid, NO. Rcd inter september. 3S.
81 ~ asked October. a. 3ja bud ~ 3f asked November
- A hil - b asked No. Amber Winter september II
br a ~ q bid % asked November 81 23a bid 81 rs
a'sed; N04 80 invest septemb ~ 81 bid u 33 asked
Ger last ta-e,0o0 bush. SO Winter lcf October a
81 o. 100 U0l bush No Chicago. October ~ 250tl 70 E
5000 BUSH No Milwaukee SPOT - ~; and bush. " llte
Western. q F. Firm but quiet lots Western
IAELET AND BARLEY MALT quiet. CORN in active
c..aand m3niy ior No prices stronger Total sales Jk
d. Ortoi,.~ 49, so1 i,.l ~. ..,s ~ = 6g I,,.b
After First "CaIr-.70O0I bush -uot sold 5Jusqiac.
~ choice Jugrid,d Western Mixed 5-c y =. No 3;-5SV
. % steamer MixeG 4c,ty nsTdsl .9@lg'2e Tor y,
llJ pm. "Cai-s,OO0 bush. 80 p october, GOc. Closed
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INDY GEO h Pa
.-n'A ~ .i .i.tN .i y '.
|tUANFFEV SALE ,rb, GIi,,,o and IL
{ 'uAN m - IL N' ui'Ns' dih l-th'
- ii'.',E i ,,. .a u, 49,, r, . -,.i
ace r. ~ ti' lt,ii ''Ll OF ln. A.'' h .i-l'i
y,i .t''I ~ " % IN, . -..r. ,, .. ,i,a
jury, d DIT. l't 10 .H 'fI''N '.i' M 70. % 'i...A
te mon li,, .hll'i 'i nv .,, = com
NllhtIi iuN tIf i.ft- i .aih' iiNlll iaI ' ed" pave
Hear ". Nr fh'r-. l".Iga p ait.r H,l. iid lan
johnston ami NsfUf- ID Mos lfiiIh alH tfIf'ias e1fe
l. hereby given fn1. D. fr udI .lfi -fir1l .rstfr tuui
missioner wi fll - -fuNfIf o. iur I-a.t hfifr nu
TH L-DAh. te tN.ut.IH ti} tl sept, ... g. TO- l7ll,
between &c hours Nf u n'fe h'n ii' "fn,k n. ~
SAID atF, q tH. mons o"t 900 '.'a" ~ 81" it iNlIrn
STATE, N'r. 90 r l'.I.l. II. N' ' ' n fl' LIE
OF M t1u re fuii' ffii ft ' 100. - N.' ahh i@i-e
iiuf"l ~ ltll l'AFthf. il ~ A-l -t . i, 'f'. t
ffr'tis ui lhn' tNiI.t Ai. e.ita
company. ffn. t i-o ID i' 'dl il I To- f'i hIlA.
IN .ie state u. Nr..aIN u.H- ifH NInfi ld twenty
miles u lnEN, OF There's nn.r, 900 ff tti lhi Al
branches thereof t.'tAf AI.h pr I. ii.r Niia 'ht'-
stations, sflNnt r-'- h.i' rH PROF. ". "ift.if. aud
o,lrr irI'mIuf, hsfsIf H.u.f ai. app iiIith trIe-
unto belong and 81 II Do. iHr lr'r rt- itsle-.
profits avs franchises ~ r -li lfn lf I llnf. connected
with It's railroad violating lhrr.l lnr rf rights nd
franchises fnnfiff l tniH- p any
Tie raj faruai cIrtnrt"'- Nh.I hl'r ire'lf cnu
-llfi into ,t' SAID Ol 'a-i rn. o." liui H l I'D tnI-
I1ny, I.iaan- 'l OBJ, -ii- fl tfh,h-' q" go Nttfh
railroad r,r4' one id .it, q. ~ '"- '.A l.',nn-
ults ,,...t il ~, .--., 49, ~. 49, .+ ..rt
every tr SET .Ni, ahN i-' l ~ i,'., - ,Al IS
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the Liverpool a:yicrs strong uthlea
declined the extent 81 20 ana j. poinlr Win m"-tae
tr1t-. 800. ..o.
~1cs saturday after ! D. M. September. 100 llll 500.
Il To-. Oci,nrr l. 100 1906 200 l09i: l.lu. lnHJ; 30
v-nbrr zoo Ic.D. 500 1888. 100 lusH. 1000. !O-l
December, 400 10 - 200 lO1l' 200 1850 JannaFy lR
II Ul 400 Ito March 100 l.i3. ApI1l 100 La
total T. bs-s. snles to-day 10 T. -eptenber lOl,
90 2O0. ll,s. 100 llOi, > ~. .u5. 200. !n6 100,
Lob 500. .O.; goo ItD2 October. 500 1850; bou,
llpu Loo logo; 500, G97 700 l9s65 LOO 10 ~, ~
1898 LEO. 1891 300. 1890. 400 lrss; go lO-y; NO
Y.aLer. zoo. lOs 400, lOaI ZJl iOhe. ZOO lOsI OO
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BANKING AND FINAECIAL.

Valuable information when 10 make money in
stocks send tor IT, BRADLEY \ Co. 40 Broad
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mccidl and FiReRcial Chronicle for the following
port of
RAILROAD EARNINGS ~ AUG. AND FROM JAN. TO
Aug. 81.
EARNINGS AUGUST.
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alosNs rR,crs OF run,Drlrun STOCKS.

ILUsING IEIlIS " IT TI-tIIF.iI- IiIA HIV NJ
Sd Asked BID Asked
rttr - new .II3 1884 Schuvlkil y. Pref
L. T. +. % a.. J..l-9 !Z'4 NHilucfn. tu.iiit - "a
penn r. P.. ooh e41. Lr.igh. Nav...... 70 20 1875
gead,ur r. r. zoe. 1872 I6ii Pitts GiL d But So
lobiah Valley i... sc @f2 Jacksonville r.. - ~
CctaNissa Pref. - 30 Central Trans - 30
pLI. q Eur "a. H. 81 I'D
The following table of prices of the prominent
Gold ..ld silver Mining Shares nclull.S the 0pen-
ina, prices Of to-day as received by telegraph from
San Francisco. Is furnished by VIM. Ward. Drc4cl
BuiCug. All prices in gold:
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poMETIc MARKETS.

H,v,y SepL iO.-sugars oIe ed Hat spanish gold
AZ - ! a -1-4 Exchanges hrn.
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After Ca-GOnO hush No spot oiia59 pc: 1000
BUSH Prime Uugraded Western MiXe j3r $1,000 bush No
October soc OATS hrmer. gool demand sales % 600
bush. prices Western ami STAGE Mixed, 3-4tIc. do
White. Staftc Graded 80. Mixed 35a3}l 40. Mixed
81 0a4'c No Whit, f~c No AlXea - '2c; No White
43c; Extra. 30 -; Extra White 40 Western Mixed, 80
0fGc Western White 3C0 81 5000 bush. NO O. arrive
soon 80 Zoe FEED! quoted 100 sharp. s9
100 10 40 MID ngs --SH --f; 80 n. No. NGd uEs
eZ3 6O 3D. 40 Feed spa. % 6 Medium Fee'
40 i've NJ. Feed Sl5aSlG and Rye Feed az rlScS9
sales 81 tons he receipts % New
TIME quite barge 7if4 bush. to-day Ne iuus View - Zj0
30 Ct0ice Marows. - 90 Choice Pea, - 100-2 - ;
Kidney - -. Choice White kinney, - -
per bushel GREEN PEAS-eales, 30 bb New at
= 80.
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Special Master Coma. .-ousr unacr said Decree.
C. l. MALkEg. tcmf4Iutufs solicitor.
nate. Detroit p.


NOTICE-The Annual Election of Directors
~ ofue IrHACA,AI BtkN VIZ hhN kAlLWAf
90 VII b. holt &C o. toe Co.,, So. 20 Nassanti.
Nr,v Y1rk tit, ou MONDAY Octpbet l. 1877 io.l.
from . o'rfuck % W.. nutl otocs .. M. fEEDhlitk
/. PEEl, ~et-ri.r.-
Ga.lnIA AAN Buffalo, Ncw-Norll and Enc
- .SeU.stpb. IlLraad Conplfy oi Haut. Cue De-.
ccnier l~i1 v J pad % by tle trustee "a pAr and a.
cru- utr, a. uu presentation O. fhr Union Trust 'iupinf.
iu the ~sptrmb'r n addition tn ihr amoan f1i ~
Rn.l- i'f inr NfilncifI1 800 pc
pals the tay following. IDuN a. e. GRAY Trustee
Ga 500. 5000. 800. Sl.OOO.-ALEN.
'DDt. FRurWNoHAA a. Co.. hr,Arr, 81 = " 49, -.
make desirable uyr.f socks, mon r,t'f' ~
from nv % twenty r amount nvcsfs -i T. ipuf y
ami carried desired deposit ~ tit pc cat
Explanatory llsis and ~s.tv Reports -rut fr'c-
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Government bonds were only moderately active
and steady this market presenting 40 noteworthy
lnc-laut We anMeX laLes. street luOtaLIOLa:

In state bonds Georgia - were firm at 107o 1O7l i.
and Nis,our! funded is at lO6I2; Louisiana cJusos
advanced 90 79I2.
In CITY Bank stocks, 100 Union sold at I3S. and
Bank Of Republic ID at 81.
Railroad bonds were only moderately active.
Union Pacific iirsts were frmer a 100 and Pacific
of Missouri seconds at al. FIr5ts Of G.. {. 4 I. C.
stiilcued up 90 %, the Toledo and Wabash bonds
beng ~ good inquiry 20 80 Cor -. Louis division
urst-. and az 7GU7j3i for plain seconds. 81 Paul
Sinking Funds yielded 70 ~9l., Harlem hr,.s rising
10 1872. AID Canada Southern trsis TO 90. There
Were sales of Boston. Hartford aud Fri. Guaranteed
az -. Burlington ana Ccar Rapids irsts al 81 Rock
Island Gs of 1917 az 100. Michigan Southern seconds
~ lO2l5 and seconds Of Ohio and Mississippi at 81
The gold speculation was dull. and the market
steady q: 1872 1892 On gold loans the LEADING
rate, wcTc = TO- ! per cent carrying. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out ~l2~,0UO IE coin interest. and
~ 900 iu red auptIou oi called bonds. the DAYS
business of The Gold CiclUag department Of tile
Bank of the state If New York covered: Gold
cleared - i.JJ7 900; gold balances. $7J02J2:
currency balances, SS23,293 The gold quotations
were as follows:
lO........ 1883 2........... 03'2 3.--..-..-10S2
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Cost auo found.

I OST-PASS-BOOk on Greenwich Savings
IL Bank No sSi7- Finder viii please return same 70
bank.
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financial


-lIAS SIULN~.
~. N-W.YOkk. MErkOPOTTTAN, MUTUAL AID
MANHATTA& Gas STOCKS rot 8HT ANu SOLD.
auf al kinds o. rooa and Nee igr. CO.'S Securities DEALT
by GEO ~ WI lt.-.
-n..n- --.---
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

FOR THE WEEK LSDlSG MONDAY. sep. TO- 1877
LECEiP.r.
ecev.. Cows Veas sheep and Lambs swine.
10 .t2 - 2.yS1 5i,5tl 4JlOt
No. rcla sod AZ Tie In-LnFIng plA,e,.
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Savings Danks
Dnslrlees Gnaures.

f'OR SALE IT ENCHANGE-ll-acre COUN-
TRY RE- IpENCE amt -mad Bt~i y -. gncnsafis-
bcrsd BOOkHouf Engraycf % Liberty II.
Ok MN WANTED. an active business
" Ic.OOO. young man a. JON the owner u one q
Dss; stock ralca~s la California consls,lag oi $4,000
client oppor;u iiy Address b.. box 223 T. u,
vita rial Eamc, appointing interview.
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Banklng bouscs ano 6anhers.
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Three weeks only ~ August i'm each year.
From Tanrsrf ! to August -.
Prom January - August r.
The following companies have but recently re-
ported Their earnings Tor July:
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, July 81.
Of Is' sSsaes Market
and state At S. sosS 7O to,S common 70
90 is; good TO choice extra western
and state at Sc 90@6 IS; common to choice
white wheat western extra atsS 4os:Ses;
@$s S5 common TO good extra Ohio at 50 20
as 25 common 10 choice extra st. Louis at
IS 9O@l0 co. patent Minnesota extra good TO
prime at IS 1909 90; choice to double extra
at 50 b5(slO 90. Market closing dull.
WHEAT-Receipts OF e,9s9 bushels; Market
for spot lots dull and unsettled and lower fu-
lures ie2c lower and fair inquiry. Sales OF
l69, 900 aushes. New winter red western at
81 458l o2h; new red and amber southern At
Texas at 81 40; No. winter red, early delivery
at 81 4s.
BARLEY-Market nominally unchanged:
CoRN.-Receipts OF lto,ss4 bushels. Market
HSlo lower, spot lots active, futures futures quiet:
mixed at 6oa6skc; steamer mixed at 6lH@
iH@69Hc, chiefly at 62c, closing at 6Oatc bid;
az sac: esAe eoaInS at co;c bid sec asked; high
oHTs.~Receipts of G,S59 bushels. Market
shade frIner. Sales OF 10000 bushels.
Mixed western and state at 2sK@5sc; white
western and state at s7h@6lc; New York No:
at 94c; do white at SOC; New York No. at 4oc;
do..white at 46c; mixed western at Ssa4sc;
white western at 87Ha6lc; mixed state at bl@
b5c; white state at bOa6lc white southern at
9Sc; new white Jersey at 8o@49c,
| HAY.-Old frm and Unchanged new heaVy
and unchanged. -
HoPs-Duii, irregular and unchanged.
| Sales OF new eastern at s@lSc western at
@1sc.
| a2Ohc gold; Job lots at l64 a2l Acgold.
| SudAR-Market heavy; SZ@9hc for fair to
/ good refining; exc for prime; sA@9Ac for fair
| 70 strictly good Muscovado; refined more act
| i've at lie for standard A; l0c for centrifugal;
| iih@1l5,c congratulated; ll3sc for powdered (;
/ llH@linc for crushed.
| MoLAssRs-Dull at 4o9b6c for Porto Rico; 20
/ @6sc for New orleans; to@45 for Englight Is
| RIcE-Moderate inquiry. Sales at bA@Tc
/ for louisiana 69Ic for Carolinas.
| PKTRoLKUM-Marketq quiet. Sales OF crude at
| Tkc; refined at l9Ac.
| TLLLow-Marketf firm. Sales OF 1900 pounds
EGos.-Heavy and unsettled. Sales OF state
| and Pennsylvania at lb9ioc; 139ioc for west
ern.
PoRK.-Market dull. Sales OF new mess
at Slt rs.
| BREF-Quiet.
| LARD-Market lower. Sales of old prime
i steam at 80 2TH,
| BUrTER-Market heavy. Sales at lO@22c for
western lSC924c for state.
/ CHKKsE-Market dull. Sales at bal0k {
for common TO prime.
LNsRED-Duil and nominal. Sales at 81 O9h
02o5 gold.
wHisIY-euOted quiet At o. 10 asked.
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West Virginia,
THE STRIKERS IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Kr-oan w W T,11t, q

KEYsER, W. ", July 81.
Battery e, fifth artillery, Lieut.. Simp-
son, left at 10 o'clock last night for Pied
mont, TO do guard duty. When they
reached two miles west of here, the locomo-
tive, tender and one car were thiVuu fIum
the track by misplaced switch. The train
was moving three miles an hour. With
faster speed the train would have been
thrown down deep embankment. The
only personal injury was to private George
Hamilton, whose leg was badly crushed.
Three switches of the main track had been
thrown. open. A portion of the battery
walked to Piedmont and utilized hand
car, which they found further on. A guard
took charge of the disabled train, which is
yet of the track. The Grafton freight ar
rived safely, and will lie over here for the
night. A troop train with Keyser and party
has Just arrived. Vice President Keyser
made addresses 10 the crews, who brought
in two Grafton trains, inaugurating the
opening of the third division. He will
present them $50 each. Only few engi-
neers on the third division were on strike.
Everything is now quiet.
THE KEYsER BLOCKADE RAISED.
KEYsER, w. ", July 81.
The blockade here was raised this morn
ing, men being had to go to work without
difficulty. The trains are now running un-
der guard.
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Crimes and Casualties.

S. Burgen, a law student at Montreal.
suicided yesterday by hanging.
A tramp, who had been arrested at
Waterville, Me-, escaped and fired two
shots at his pursuers, and, being surround
ed, shot himself dead.
The investigation into the burning of the
Catholic church at Okla is still progressing
in Montreal. Chief Joseph was arrested to-
day on charge Of felony. His father is
also under arrest.
A balloonist named McQuay made bal
loon ascension from Paris, Ontario, yester.
day, and was descending too rapidly. when
he attempted to jump into large tree bu'
falling to the ground was killed.
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Gen. Howard Still Waiting.

PORTLAND, Oregon, July 81.
Gen. Howard is at Kamia awaiting
Major Sanfords arrival, when he will push
after Joseph and White Bird. Gen. Whea-
tons force will leave Fort Lapwai and join
Howard at Missoula. This detour through
the Spokean country will be made at the
request of Indian Inspector Watkins, who
wishes to locate reservation for number
of tribes squstted through that region. The
march through this country will also have
a good effect on the Indians. Wheaton
will intercept struggling hostiles, while
Col. Green will remain at Kamia to protect
the settlements. 1t is believed this move
ment will crush the hostiles.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, July 81.
First race, one mule, Bertram winner,
Baroness second, Princess of Thule third;
time 1.46t. Second race, two mile dash,
Tom O'Chiltree winner, Abilene tapping /;
time S.S9t. Saratoga stakes, three quar-
tsrs of mile Bramble, Pride of the VII
lage, Duke of Magenta and Perfection
crossed the line tapping. The judges gave
Bramble the first place. Duke of Magenta
second, and Pride of the Village third !;
time 1,175.
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Fire Record.

RoNDouT, July 81.
A fire this morning destroyed large
brick dwelling, sash and blind factory,
barn and lumber shed owned by the heirs
of Wilhelmins Minor, the barn of Mrs.
]. D. Hasbrauck and dwelling occupied
by Edward Minor the furniture was
saved loss 1000; insurance $4,000.
MONTREAL, July 81.
BY the destruction of the Esplius factory
65 men are thrown out of employment. A
number of dwellings in the vicinity of the
factory were damaged by fire.
CHICAGO, July 81.
Jones place on south park boulevard, ga
loon and clue house, burned loss $50, 900.
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MORE oUTRAGRs.

LONDON, July 81.
An Athens dispatch says letters describ-
ing the outrages at Kavarna are causing
much Indignation. The accounts, though
are believed substantially true.
UPRISING THREATENED.
The Sphokioles in Crete are defying the
governor general. The Greek government,
by its influence over the Patriotic club,
with difficulty restraints the Thessallans
from rising before the kingdom Is armed.
HORRIBLE OUTRAGE.
Official papers laid before parliament
contain the following: The English con-
sui at Slivno informs Minister Lsyard un-
der date of July 14th that the Russians stir
up the Bulgarians and arm them that they
tore out the eyes of Mussulmans whom
they killed at Sistova and filed the sockets
with bread. Men, women and children are
outraged and murdered in horrible man.
ner. Wallachians and Bulgarians accom-
pany the Russian army in bands calling
themselves avengers.
CHANGES IN TURKISH MINISTRY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 81.
Aaraf Pasha has resigned the foreign
ministry and is succeeded by Lervir Pasha.
ANOTHER BIG BATTLE.
Osman Pasha telegraps from Plevns
July 30: Three strong Russian corps at
tackled us this morning. The cannonade
lasted two hours, then general engage
ment ensued, lasting till 10 o'clock at night
when the Russians retreated. The prison.
ers say the Russians numbered 10000 in
fantry and three regiments of cavalry and
had SO guns. 1t is expected the battle will
| recommence tomorrow.
WAR NOTES.
1t is reported the Russian batteries have
sunk Turkish steamer cruising off Often.
| itza.
1t is reported the Czarowitch's army Ia
returning towards the river Yantra.
Col. Wellesley has addressed report to
the British government categorically de
nying the cruelties with which the Rus.
SLAMS are charged.
Specials to the Daily Telegraph asser
that the Turks have been victorious in bat
ties at Yeni, Saghra and Plevna and th'
Russians are retreating to the Balkans pur
sued by Suleiman Pasha.
At Basgrad on approach of Suleimai
Pasha scouts fell back towards the rive
Tiete which, on July 27th they held
Tietsoum had fallen back on the Yantra
Communication has been re-establishe,
with Rustchuk.
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Strikers who Got Struck.

NEW YORK, July 81.
Twenty-Five lads struck at the American
lead pencil company's works, Hoboken, be-
cause, they said, they ought to, as the men
were striking all over the country. They
did not know what they struck for, and,
several having been thrashed by their par
ents, they all went to work again to-day.
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Gen. Clusters Remains.

CHICAGO, July 81.
Clusters remains arrived to-day from Ft.
Lincoln and was forwarded to West Point,
they will be inferred in the receiving vault
until the funeral in October. The remains
OF Col. Cook, Lieut.. Reilly and DIR. De-
Wolf, arrived on the same train.
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Forger Arrested.

WORCESTER, July 81.
Henry 8. Rumsey, clerk to Rice &
Whiting, arrived to-day in charge of de-
tective. He was arrested on the charge of
raising check of $500 to $500. Bill
Atwood, who obtained 90, 800 from the ac-
cused by personating detective, was also
arrested.
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AN APPoINTMENT PROBABLE.
; TO THE BLACK SEA.
PLYMOUTH, July 8
Schurz Shows Good Sense.

New YORK, July 81.
The Herald's Washington special says
Schurz is reluctant to approve Gen. Crooks
request that Sioux delegation visit Wash
ington. The expense will be $4,000, and
the department contingent fund only
reaches $4,000.
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By Gable.
"TEN THOUSAND A YEAR"

"TEN THOUSAND A YEAR"
LONDON, July 81.
Samuel Warren, the English author, IS
dead.
PRINCE OF GAMBLERS DEAD.
PARIS, July 81.
NJ Rlanc nrnnrio.o- t~r si.O nTVna,V
gambling tables, died in Switzerland, from
asthma.
THE GERMAN REPRESENTATIVE.
BERLIN, July 81.
Herr Kurd Won Schlazer, German min
lister to the United States, has left for
Washington.
AN APPOINTMENT PROBABLE.
LONDON, July 81.
1t is believed that w. II. Smith, one of
the joint secretaries of the treasury, will
succeed Mr.. Hunt as first lord of the ad-
miralty.
ENGLAND's TRIP TO THE BLACK SEA.
PLYMOUTH, July 81.
The steamships Flamingo and Condor,
which go to assert Great Britain's treaty
right to maintain two gunboats on the
Danube, will be accompanied to the Black
sea by the irons clads Shannon and Agin-
court to support them, should their pas
sage be opposed.
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No Danger Of q Coal Famine.

New YORK, July 81.
Coal dealers assert that there are millions
of tons mined and in possession of various
lines centering here. There is no apprecia-
BILE danger of coal famine or considerable
rise In prices.
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Fatal Accident at Bellows Falls.

BELLOWS FALLS, July 81.
Patrick McAuliff, an employe of the
Fall Mountain paper company, was in
siantly killed to-day, having his head
crushed while unloading logs. He was
forty.five years old and leaves a large
family.
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Weather Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAX DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CnIBF SIGNAL OFPICRR,S
WASHINGTON Aug. III a. m.
For New England, rising, possibly fol-
Vowed by falling barometer, northeast or
southeast winds, cooler, clear or partly
cloudy weather and on the coast fog or