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SUING FOR THE CORPS OF HIS
..t.-. WIFE.

Sheriff Rushmore, of Queens County,
yesterday received from a New York
law firm summons and complaint, en-
titled "David Kirch vs.. Meyer E. Stein
berger" The Sheriff was directed to
serve them forwith. Accompanying the
papers were the bonds to Indemnify the
Sheriff against loss for taking possession
Of the property should the suit result ad-
versely to the plaintiff. The property
consisted of the corpse of the wife Of Mr..
Kirch. From the allegations in the COM
plaint Mrs. Kirch died in 1876 and
was buried in Steinberger's lot in Cy-
press Hills Cemetery. Mr.. Kirch had a
monument prepared to mark her last
resting place, which Steinberger refused
to permit him to erect, and also refused
permission to remove the remains from
the lot. Hence the suit to recover the
remains,
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10
PERSONAL.
Reuter- telegram from Constantinople
Blys Mahmoud Damad Pasha is ILL.,

Reuter- telegram from Constantinople
BAys Mahmoud Damad Pashai is ILL.,
r. Mt. Myer Myers, the British Consul al
Norfolk, Va, died on Thursday night. He
whs eighty six years OF age, ..4,.
'Edhem Pasha, the Grand Vizier, oontin-
uas on the best OF terms with the Sultan
who has inst named one of his Minister
sons as his own pe.s .sonal attendant and aid
de~camp. nt ftI ae h =
Y 2 Another martyr to science, Achille Cazin,
Professor OF 'of Physics at one of the Paris
lycsuns, has just died OF q malady contract
ed In 1874 when he was a member of the
French expedition to observe the transit OF
Venus. 90 r.sf4.l,..f trg 8 snfil y
Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson is lecturing
in Chicago, where she'was made the object
OF reception by Mrs. Cynlhir L leonard,
who says the Inter- Ocean, "proved herself
as delightful hoslessas sue is fearless re-
former.
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lRELIGIOUs.

81 JOINS Church.-Supday services lex
First Baptist Church. Elm and Jackson
streetsj preaching at 10 80 q m, and 80 I, nj
~ ahey; Alex. Macarthur. sunday school
1,t.d M ana m. All are cordially IA
Kingswood Chapel of st. Paul,s M. n
Cnurch (over Eleventh street Bridge1.
~ ~; preaching by the pastor, Rev VIM p
Dayis %, preaching by Rev l. E Todd, 2
p m, Sunday schsol.
St PauPs M e Church, Rev VIM P Davis,
pastor, 10 80 m, preaching by Rev w II
Tull. 80 p m, preaching by the pastor =
Ushers Will conduct strangers to Comfort
able pews.
Oitvet Presbyterian Church, preaching
70 morrow at 10 80 am, and 80 p m, Sab.
Datn sonool at m, and p m. A cordial
invitation TO all.
Brandywine M f Church, Ninth Ward,
Rev w Pierson, pastor, preaching at 10 30
m, Dy Rev q NJ Pegg at 80 D M by the
pastor. Sunday school O'Clock, m. All
are invited.
Trinity Church, ''Old Swedes" 7th and
Church streets, Sunday services, morning
az 10 80 O'Clock, afternoon at 3 80 O'Clock, !,
sunday school at 2 o'clock. The services
Common Pray er and Common Praise are
wholly congregational. ....5f ~
Household of Faith, Elder Geo r Krame er
pastor, preaching at 10 80 m, and Is p m
morning subject, The Morning Star-Who
shal, see It ?" Evening subject, !" Precious
rain" Prayer meeting at o. a m, Bible
school at 2 80 p m. ALI are invited.
Trinity Church services on Sunday, Nov
11th, in Trinity Church "Old tSwedes" 7th
and Church streets, morning service at lOT
O'Clock, afternoon service at 80 o'clock
In Trinity Chapel, King and 9th streets
morning at 10 81 O'Clock, evening at sc
O'Clock.
First Presbyterian Church, Market above
9th street, Rev + b Du Val, pastor, will
preach at 10 80 m, "What the church needs
to render IL more substantial" also, Z 80 p
m, The Estate of Nan consequent upon his
fall from Communion with God" Kind
welcome to all. HG Ir. u "!i .I0'
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MARYLAND.

Returns 80 far received from the
counties of Maryland indicate that
the democratic majority for comp
trollor of the treasury will be 10000,
which is very largely due to the
great msjority in the city. The vote
nearly everywhere in the, State was
light. The Legislature will stand;
Senate Is democrats, 8 opposition !;
House of Delegates SO democrats, 1S
The last Legislature
stood; Senate 10 democrats, I oppo-
sition; House 81 opposition.
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AN oRDINANCETo AMEND AN OR
N DIN "A nee ENTITLED IAN ORDl-
NANCE PROHIBITING THE SELL;
ING, OFFERING OR KEEL ING FOR
SALE OF CERTAIN OILS, 1NFLAM-
MABfE AT A LESS FIRE-TEST THAN
ITO DEGREES.
Be it or'iained by the City Council OF
Section l.. That section of the ordi-
nance entitled IAN ordinance prohibiting
the selling, Offering or keeping, for sale, OF
certain oils, infiammable at less nre, test
than 110 degrees" passed at the Guy HAL,
April 20, 1910, be and the same is hereby
amended by inserting IN the sixth line
thereof, between the words "tlluminating"
and "purposes" the words "or other:n
Section 2. That section and Sof the or
dinance mentioned in the preceding sec
tion be and the same are hereby repealed,
and the following section adopted in lieu
Section I. Wholesale dealers in petrol
cum, naptha, benzine, and illuminating
and burning fiuids,f shall hereafter on the
first day of each month, make n retlrn 10
the Oity Auditor OF all oils received and
sold by them dGring the preceding month,
and whether to persons residing within or
beyond the limits of the CITY OF winning
ton. 1t shall be the duty of all persons
dealing In oils either at wholesale or retail,
when oils are received by them in the orig
inai packages and which have not been In
spected as provided by this ordinance, 10
notify the inspector when such OILS are re-
0. = -.
tended TOR sale or use within Inc Clty Oh
Wilmington may be Immediately inspect,
ed, Oils intended for sale or use oeyond
the limits of the City of Wilmington need
moi he inspected. Blank forms for making
retnrns shall be furnished to wholesale
dealers by the City Auditor upon appllca-
ZION The returns shall be sworn or az
firmed to before the Mayor or other oncer
authorized by the laws of this state TO ad-
minister oaths or affirmations. IL shall De
the duty of the City Auditor to compare
each return with the monthly report OF tne
inspector and report to the inspector any
discrepancies. - -, oo,,,,oro-
Any person or persons, hrm OF corPora- P
tion selling oils by the original barrel, Dox,
cask case can or other Vessel, snail ior
the purposes of this ordinance, be conslo-
ered n wholesale dealer in OILS
ANY person, firm or corporation carry
INC on the business of a wholesale dealer IN
OILS within the meaning of this ordinance
who shall violate or refuse to comply with
the nrovisions of this section shall be nned
moi less than ten nor more than hfty dol
lars for every such offence.
Nothing in this ordinance shall be DEEM
ed to amply to oils solely animal,
Section 3, All ordinances or parts OF Or
dinanees Inconsistent herewith are hereby
repealed. c,.- MI, .NJo,. OIL, 1877
M. l., LICHTENSTE1N.
President of Council.
WIN. y. FoULK, Clerk OF Council;
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DIED.

GIBSON.-On the 9th inst, Mrs. Gibson, In
the 95th year of her age. i J.. a
The relatives and friends of the family
are invited TO attend the funeral from the
residence of her son-in-law, Charles Kyle,
corner of sixth and Orange streets, to- nor
row afternoon at 2 O'Clock. lnterment at
the new Catholic Cemetery. 1t*
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rWInrIr.rh,g Nrnv,,s,I l,e,7

WILMINGTON, Nov. ist, 1877.
A T4R 44RDiNANGE, ;RIRlpyIRINd FOR
FOR THE FIRST 20 LICE DisTRf6T. Dist ~ !,
Be u ordained by the City Codncli OF
Wilmington. m lsul1 l7iB IGrH 5iiFJ
{, sectlon LIST. That the Mayor be, and La
point, an additional district constable Tor
the First Police District, of this city. on
b Passed at the City Hall, Nov. sth ,1S77.
w NJ j. LICHTEMSTEIN, President.
'- rif % -LNi novfO-2t
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10
HAYES DID 1T IN DELAWARE
COUNTY

[From the Delaware County Republican
To the lack of that earnestness which is
generally exhibited by the Republicans,
and which from time to time has aidad in
our many party victories, added to the
general dissatisfaction with the present
course of the administration of the Cen
eral Government-particu as to its
Southern poiicy-the result may in a
great measure be attributed. I
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10
THE MARYLAND ELECTION.

The Democratic majority in Maryland
is 30,417 on the State ticket. The total
vote of the State is 129,997, of which
Thomas j. Heating, Democrat, for Comp
troller of the Treasury, received S0,207,
and DR.. G. Ellis Porter, Republican, re-
ceived 49,790. Mr.. KeAting's majority
is one, of the largest ever given for
any man in the State. In 1875 the
total vote of Maryland for Comptrol-
ler of the treasury was 1898, and the
democratic majority was 15,167. In
1876, for President, Che States vote was
163,761, and Tilden's majority was 49,
100. - -.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10

THE LIBERAL LEAGUE Liberal
League will meet tomorrow morning in
McClary's building, third floor for the
discussion of whatever subject may bein-
troduced by any one present. ar
YIN C. An another column will
be found the subjects of the sermons IN
the different churches tomorrow Inthe
evening the pastors will make their ser
vices especially interesting to young
men, and it is hoped every young man in
| the city will attend some church.
PAsToRAL LBTTER.-I'he pastoral let
ter of the House of Bishops of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church delivered at the
close of the General Convention, recently
held in Boston has been sent to all the
clergy of the church to be read to their
respe ctive congregations twill be read
in Trinity Chapel Sunday evening, at
7 AT a recent concert, it was the subject
of remark, thatin what fine "voice" the
singers were in commencing his good
Judgment, the reader will pardon us
for Whispering that he always recon-
mends Bulls Cough Syrup for clearing
and strengthening theivoice. .A
Fifth Dollars Retodrd.-The warden
of the Chester county jail at West Ches-
ter offers the above reward for the RECAP
ture of the prisoner, who escaped on the
9th inst. His name Is Albin U. Burton,
ann he is described as follows:
Age 80 years, very light mulatto,
straight brown hair, gray eyes, wart on
left corner of mouth, height feet inch
es, length of foot 49, inches, weight leo
pounds. .HN\s EAt.>sf& - } =
| Barqaias in Mtllinery.-F. L. Frank,
500 No arket street, is closing outthe large
and well selected stock of fladies' hats and
bonnets, trimmed and untrimmed, hne
ostrich feathers and tips, French flowers,
silk velvets, ribbons and all shades OF
silks at extraordinary low prices. Call
and make your selections at once.
| Am,lsements. Tonight the Elorences
annear at the Grand Opera House. In
spealinp of the performance one OF the
lancaster papers says; "a larger, more
Intelligent and more fashionable aud E
enee Than that which gathered at Fulton
Hall last night to witness the perform
ance of the Mighty Dollar, has perhaps
never been Witnessed in this city,, III
would he work of supererogation In us
to saw ANYTHING in commendatlon OF the
\ Tlorepces. Suffice to say they were In
the happiest mood, and their support was
The heA we have ever seen in comedy
Every actor was star. The stage ap-
nointments were complete, the wardrobe
PpIegant. and the audience were delight
ed Revord measure. The election re-
,urns- according to announcement, were
read M d from the stage by Judge Sloat, amid
thunders of applause. The dispatches hes
were bona fde,, and were so announced sa
as to give comfort to the Democracy ,S,s peSs one
moment m and the Republicans the next
To saw that the performance was en1oya-
ble S IN the extreme would be feeble
way Of putting it, and the unanimous r;nnnncas
verdict was in favor of the Florences
coming again.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10
A AsEvEN-MILLIoN DOLLAR SUIT,

New YORK, November 9.-The struck
jury in the suit against Richard B. Con-
molly, ex-comptroller of the city of New
York for the recovery of over 81 100000,
has been selected to-day, The trial of
the suit has been set down for Monday,
November 10, and will embrace much of
the features of the suit brought against
William NJ. Tweed and others.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10

When Mr.. Hayes hears anyone singing
20, where are tbe friends of my youth ?''
he dosen't think of his boyhood's COM
panlons. He thinks of Mad. Wells, Eliza
Pinkston and the Florida Returning
Board
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10
AIIglELPHlA, WILMINGTON q
AllAORE RAIL ROAD.
Nov'R 1lth, 1877.
'lllleave Wilmington as follows

NOv'R llth, 1877.
'Illeaye Wilmington as follows
IsihIa and Intermediate Stations,
pm,
4pm.
H and Intermediate Stations,
Sgssnd Z Washington, 70 IA, 4 16, s39,
AR@ 500, p. m.
delaware Division, leave for:
~le' 900, go. $50, a. M. 1.30, 6 80,
l@ p. IN. NV = - y
sId Intermediate Stations, 500,
SUNDAY TRAINS. ...
Flla and Intermediate Stations,
LgQ' $50, p. m.
~paia and New York, 200, 8 A., a.
v and Washington, 12 81, 1 16 a
III information passengers are
~e Time tables posted at the
IL. f. KENNEY,
Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10

Sudden DeaM.-About 3 o'clock this
morning, Charles Mccullough, a son of
Mr.. j. J. McCullogh, died very unexpec-
tedly. He was taken sick ON Wednes-
day with what the physician in attend
ance pronounced to be typhoid fever
He leaves wife and two children,
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INSURE IN THE d 'fai st.l 3. .iH
i mJii .Is l-TlL of.'s .l.L H91rs
della w ARE STATE
|'2 sn i, Il. and MI. ,l1a B.
INSURANCE COMPANY
blh ATTHE ri il", ESQ
CITY OF WILMINGTON. DEL.

" CITY OF WILMINGTON, DEL.
Insures buildings, farm property, live
ture, M merchandise, slips In ports, rents. &C.
against loss or damage by fire and light
ming at very reasonable rates for five or
ten years.
Also, grants perpetual policies on resi-
dences or farm property. 'fI SGT
All members Of the Company holding
perpetual policies participate In the profits.
+. WILLIAM BRIGHT, President.
]. r. TANTUM, NJ. D., Vice. President.
y. P. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
JAMES H. MYERS, Secretary.
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RAILROADS.
ANGIE OF HOURS.

flowing important change in trains
RedeCi Sunday, November 18th:
bow leaving Philadelphia for
gDA p m, and Wilmington for
lNA at $40 a m viii be withdrawn. /.
AN the p m will run as now.
lhli now leaving Lamokin for
ahaat 45 m will leave at 6 90 a
Myeat Philadelphia Z 43 a IN.
a5lOw leaving Philadelphia at
LiaLamokin and way stations,
iNal95O p m.
n'I,leave Philadelphia at II 80 p
wa Baltimore and Washington,
game principal stations, and the
01neCtiOn with the New York
e.alsIOnexpress will be Withdrawn
v pm train from Baltimore Will
nrNpm. H. F. KENNEY.
Novah, 1877. Supt.
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s, fme Nail Scissors. ana.
NJ ,Sgqpslisht, Nail Brushes, Hand
~ ribies, Nail Brushes, ETC., for
CorH.ab =. abhlNGHURST d CO.,
turner Sixth and Market Sts.
IN "'r"cniOus Cure for COrns
! 'lCtrg@edy .ltoral e, Of great popularity for
~ i without pain.
= bhlNGHURST 4 Co.,, ~.
Corno. Apothecaries.
'"Ner sixth and Market SITS
Ibu,A for Inena.n,
|ASCaps' 'nsth tn Towels, Bath Sponges,
soye' p ", IN extensive variety. Also
FroS,itraps, Brushes, &c. of horse
kabsv sel Gloves, and many Other
same classes. T7TT'l =
r., BkiNGHURST d CO.,
sixth and Market Sis.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10
THIRD ED1fION.UOI
THE WAR.
Elspen Hours Fighting Before. Erze .
-1sa- Ial.s rotm. 20 1oi eInHar'
LoNpoN.NoY. 10

80, .',s ,.-.,,r aal LoNDoN, Nov. 10
A despatch from Constantinople says
says detailed reports Of yesterdays (Fri-
day's) battle near Erzeroum that the
fighting lasted eleven hours. Two Rus
sian columns attacked the redoubts south
east of Erzeroum. One column succeed
ed IN occupying block house dislodged.
The other column, preceiving the enor-
nous loss of the former, retreated. the
Turks pursued them as far as Deve-Boy-
un, were driven back from there, rallied
and drove the Russians back again to
The Russians lost large
quantity of arms and ammunition, but
only a few prisoners. .r ..HI- ..
Turkish Official Report.
The following despatch, dated Erzer-
oum, noon, yesterday. has been received
at .Constantnople from Ghazi Monkhtar:
cat four o'clock this morning the Rus
slams attacked our fortified positions at
Azizie. Our troops. fighting with great
valor, repulsed them and pursued them
four or five miles from Erzeroum. The
Russians were totally defeated. Our
trenches are filed with their dead"
,'.' fl Critical Condition. ,..,
Earlier advices received at Constan-
tinople show that before this SUCCESS the
situation at Erzeroum was very critical.
The inhabitants demanded that the au-
thoritieS should capitulate, the expected
reinforcements not having arrived, as
communication with Trebizond was diff
fcult aIaa aAI .s 'r4tap -tI0J ri =
f. 80 Shot for CoUardece. I' 'l-
various special dispatches assert that
several of Moukhtar Pacha's officers
have been sentenced to be shot for CO.
vardicein the battle of the 9th inst q
| :. - VIII He Hold Erzeroxm.. ', ,. ID"
A special despatch from Pera to the
Daily Telegraph has the following
&c hail Moukhtar Pacha telegraphs, un-
der date Of November 2, that he still
hopes to be able to hold Erzeroum. He
has plenty of artillery and munitions,
and large reinforcements are on their
way to him." 'Is" I.... 'rr'.''
II Question Of Hours. t-.,
"The conviction is strong at Bogot,"
writes q Daily News correspondent ,''that
Plevna cannot hold out many days. Os-'
man Pacha's men are deserving in large
| numbers on account of privatons and
hardships. The Russians have field
telegraph line completely around Plevna
so they can concentrate Immediately on
any point" lr..lt .. F :. .,
PLeUnd's Fate to be Dec1ded.
1t is expected in Constantinople com
bined operations will be attempted by
Osman, Mehemet Ali and Chevket
pachas, upon which the fate of Plevna
will depend. The Porte has determined
to fight to the bitter end. Mahmoud
Damad Pacha is ill. .....l,..
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10

The Thermometer in Canada is down
below zero, and Sitting Bull is already
complaining that the weather of that
country treats him very cool IL
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10

In a nursery wherein all is life and
laugh instead Of crying and fretting, there
is sure to be found DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Price 25 cents per bottle. ''"''
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10

OTICE.-By virtue OF an Act OF the
~ General Assembly passed at Dover,
February I'D, 1871, 1 hereby give notice to
holders of Delaware State Bonds, that L
shall attend at the Philadelphia National
Bank in the city of Philadelphia, during
the business hours of that Bank, on the
three first secular days of January lS7S,pre-
pared to redeem and pay Off Bonds nom
No. 76 to 1870, both inclusive of the denoini-
nation of one thousand dollars each, of the
issue of the Bonds of the State delaware,
under date of January 1st, 1866, and that
from and after the said first day OF Janu-
ary, 1878, the interest on said Bonds Will
cease. . THUS. Is. .GlLES,s
State Treasurer.
Office of state Treasurer, Dover, Novem-
Der 1st, 1877. novl-2tawlJanl
Mt Office TO WATER RE ENTERS.--All
IN persons who have sold property dur
ing the year are required to give notice in
writing to the Registrar, at the office OF the
Water Department, No. 1000 Market street
inserting in the notice the name OF the pre-:
sent owner, the name of the purchaser and
the number and location Of the property SO
sold Otherwise they will be held for the
water rent fer the year 1873.
All persons who wish to discontinue the
use of water must also give enotice as above
and pay 81 for drawing the ferrule, or for
discontinuance of any portion thereof a
certificate from the plumber that they have
disconnected the pipes. .--- .-..
VIM. 8. HAYES,
Nov Limo. Registrar.
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DIRECTORS

William Bright. j, II. Tantum,
George G. Loblell, G. p. johnson,
William Herbert, John p. Hudson,
M. M. Child, Paris T. Carlisle,
John Wood, .i Reynear Williams,
Robert McCaulley, George A. Jones,
George w. Bright, II. w. Cannon, '.|
Henry Evans, VIM. H. M Murphy,
ID. T. Hawkins, William T. Sharp,
VIM. NJ. Fields, Charles II. Maull.
William Dyer, - James b. Henry
j. q. Harkness, James Whaley,
DR.. Chas. II. Richards Granville Stokes,
j. r. d. Seeds, H. G Stewart,
r. M, Johnson, q. p. Whorton,
VIM. j. Morrow, John H, Thomas.
DR.. j., T. Hammond, d. o. p. Elliott,
Randolph Humphreys John T, Long, ..
p. p. Gustine. Ell Hollister,
Samuel Hargadine, James H. Myers,
t.N John O. Hazard.
nov1O.3 AID aw1t +
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10

GHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE
" CANAL COMPANY "A general meet
ing of the proprietors of this Company
will be held at their Office in Philadelphia,
52S Walnut street, on Monday, December
3. 1877, at 11o'clock.
HENRY v. LESLEY,
nov8-1tdaw Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10

NOTICE TO CITY AND SCHOOL TAX
IN PAYERS OF 1S77.-Persons who have
not paid their city and school tax for 1877,
bills having been rendered to them and
who cannot pay at once. will please call at
our Office and make some arrangements as
to when they can pay and thus avoid no.
tice by postal cards. To those who % do not @
yertise their names and amounts due us
for taxes, as we are determined to close out
this term under the law. ''' -''i "' !,
Those owning lots had better call and set
tie at once, or we viii sell their lots for
taxes and COSTS 4.Ik - i'A' J."
Hours from s q. M. to II M, from Q 10 8
and TO p. IN. e, PROVOST,
W. Collector for N. District.
l..., L. FARMER,
oct25-lm N Collector for 8. District.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10
NOTICES..

NOTICE.-The 4th annual meeting of
IN ihe stockholders OF Clayton Loan AS
sociatien for the election of officers and to
receive the report of the Auditors, will be
held on Friday the 9Th instant at o'clock
p. M. M. Il. LICHTENSTEIN, +
nOv7-3t Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10
NJoTICE.-oRFICE PRACTITIONER

IN hTH DINIDEND.
lUC OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. COS Market street,
Wilmington, Delaware,
November Sd, 1877.
The Board of Directors have this day de-
clared a dividend of 81 per share, on the
capital stock of the company, out OF the
net earnings for the past six months, pay
able on demand to the stockholders, or
their legal representatives at the Office of
said company. f. l.. G1LP1N,
no5eod3t Secretary and Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10
and Cenn.ere,aI.

'''T.ss7oS, Del, Nov 10 1877.
slLs.' Il..s quotations furp5sh,esaG .l,sG Sy
stocK cSIsytori House BuilomB
4 h Co. AZ IL M. to- tayi kAON
sssH5,GE I'i QUOTATIONS. p,s
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10
Il Question of Hours.
PIevna's Fate to be Decided.

1t is expected in Constantinople com
bined operations will be attempted by
Osman, Mehemet Ali and Chevket
pachas, upon which the fate of Plevna
will depend. The Porte has determined
to fight to the bitter end. Mahmoud
Damad Pacha Is ILL.,
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10

A special despatch from Pera to the
Daily Telegraph has the following
sc hAzi Moukhtar Pacha telegraphs, un-
der date of November 2, that he still
hopes to be able to hold Erzeroum He
has plenty of artillery and munitions,
and large reinforcements are on their
way to him.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-12

YALE's REPLY TO CoRNELL.-The fth-
aoa journal o! Thursday thus expresses
itself: "rhe excuse that Yale gives GGr
not accepting the challenge sent by Cos.
nell to row an eight-oared race next
summer is rather flimsy. 1t is declared
that the Yale Boat club is heavily in
debt and can not afford 10 incur the ex-
pense Incident to such race IL
the contest should take place .
week after the Harvard Yale race.
to which Cornell would gladly assentA
the additional expense would be triaiag
simply the cost OF boarding eight men
for that length of time. II the Eastern
college does not dare to meet COraeil
again on the water for fear Of defeat
though not feeling inclined to admit
the lact), she certainly should not offer
such silly excuses as the above for re-
fusing the challenge. If there be any-
thing in the statement that HarVaEa
wants tO be directly challenged before
she will agree to meet Cornell, We have
little debut that that objection Wnl
shortly be overcome"