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ridictiou du Csuseil .dEtat. N. do
Lesseps s'est eutrteuu i'lonRaement
avee 10 dnc Decases. an snjet des
moyeDs \ employer, pOgr ia neutrali-.
satiDn, ,dn canal de Snez: lie peiptrs
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grace fap,ende de 3DO 400 francs ponr
h ti<bonlonnement de Ia colonhe
vend0ase, le tsihuWd II Autoris6 4
asNcqnttSer Nar Slca tcrsemcnts aA-
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ministre. en- dernier lien sSnatenr,
Ernest Picard. un des msmbres lea
plus Gmipepts ct les pins ,fideles du
rnrti r6publicain en- France.
En- Orient, IN gncrfe se ponrsuit .
ontrahce. ct, comme Ia Turqaie. IA
Rnssie arbsre les EtepdardA religtsnx
ponr enHammet sl6gions, Les Turcs
se defepdept beauconp mienx qu'on
ne lc pebaajt. En- Asie, le IL, Ills ont
rep6usse tts Rnsses snr les hanteurs
de Khatxnbani. rras do BatDnm, ct
leur ont tW& 4,MO k0mmes dams m
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prpvisoiremenf lcvA, Les Russes ent
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n'empeche pa lque le peuple anglais
ne Pr6i6ro u paix ! II guerrs; toutc-
fois Assnre-t-On qno ie gonvcrneirent
lvsitanniq,te HMira - fortune = celle
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eux, nombre fatidique, ont cts
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v1H k3pxeIn9of NICHOLS q nom.
me MN. Frederick Du6el maire
de Donaldsonville, +. Vicknair
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-07
THE YONKERS INQUIRY.

yISDICArIoN OF AN EX-offICIAt--AS ALDEL-
MAN 70 pe PLACED on TrIiI.
The icnkers Altcrmanic Investigating Committee
held another loet evening Tor the purpose OF
dieting iur;hcr testimony touching charges nal
fcasaucc IN Office made against o! the members
of the city GO crnment 4, tho previous hearing
Treasurer George ". Cobb testified 10 having received
interest amounting IN the nggreg TO 81 29G % city
present year. lie also testified having paid the
sura alluded to into the city treasury from time TO
time az II was received, and that such money WIS
duly dsburscd tor benefit of the city. The records
on lilo IA the Office Of the city Clerk, having been sent
aud examined by the committee, fuy CorrUbofati
the testimony OF Mr. Cobb
Andrew Mcfall, the coDtulpacous witness VINO was
al for refusing TO testify few days ago
called to witness stand He Is the party who
made series sweeping charges IN writing ana pre-
scented tntm IN the form o petition 10 the Common
Council. Ga bclag asked last evening what charges "
any. he had TO prefer against any CITY oihcmi
the witness said that DC charged the Cy Judge with
issincatiou OF the Court records; also with making
ialse entries o the records and other similar alcEn
ions III regard TO documents connected WIN civil anI
criminal SUITS, TO winch ne thc witness was party
TN ucing asker II he had any other charges 10 pf".
fer The wllncss replied that he had none
except those relating 10 the papers IN quceion. Tue
testimony o lhr witness cluscd dIsapoin tmcni,
as - was thought ~ he Woull crdtc tnc
scindhous chaiges presented to the Common Council
a ; above IntinatcA
no trial oi Alderman Riley charges OF mai
lcasanco 10 Office " set down Tor Thursday before the
Mayor aud Beard oil Alderman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-07
HYDRCPHOBIA.

A CHI DIS suFFERINGs AND DEATH CONSEQUENT
ON Settlers BITE.
Martin Lorcnz about five years old dcd on Satur-
day even ng from Eydrophobia The history Of the
case related by Dr. Rocdgcr, OF No. BIZ West Thr
ty-nih street, who attended the boy, is this-About
ton weeks ago number OF boys were chasing setter
dog around Ninth avenue. The dog ran into the house
where Martin Lorenz lived. The boy was just going
through the hallway, and the dog bit him seven
eight tunes in the legs. Onowound was rather large
one druggi,t cauterlzed the wounds and they
healed and the child apparently WIS we'll On Thurs
day last his parents noticed an cdd look about him.
though he frightened at something On Friday
he declined taking anything liquid On saturday
morning tho parents became alarmed and called in
DIR. Roedigcr. who arrived about nine O'Clock
AS he entered the child had the first tcuEic
CONFUSION, but 1t of short duration. Tho
Doctor tried experiments order to test
hydrophobia, and he became satisfied that II
and then be administered hydrate OF chlora in
tcrnaIIy aud by injections. Commissions rapidly fol
lowed each other, aud the sight OF water set the ad
frantic DR.. Warren OF Thirty eighth street. sum-
moncd, aso Drs Day and Jancway, OF tic Health
Department. and DR.. William A. Hammond ALI agreed
that II a clear case oi h yGrophocia. The chlld
died at pine =. W. on saturday.
DR.. MucW hiunlc made pust-inorom examination
yesterday confirming the views OF the other pny
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ton. So marked was his energy and 50 daring his
action that General Stohpini the Russian commandant
warmly commented him during action, and sent IN, l
believe, an application to the Grand Duke that ne
should be decorated for his calamity The situation
mere becomes with every moment more and more ex
citing
REAR SIcoPoLIs
During the W ole OF yesterday afternoon guns were
heard from beyond the heights ana the Turks were
seen 10 nrc from OF thei: batteries GROWING the
heights several shots iniandward and the belief Is
general that u Russian army is approaching for tho
purpose OF attacking Nicopohs from the rear. As
writc this. early on sunday morning, the lombard
ment is being actively carried and the sounds Of the
guns, which we iako to DO the Russians sound
nearer aud nearer, and 1t Is highly proba-
bio that Gro forty eight hours have passed tho
fate OF Nicopolis Will be decided Though l slept
reaceably TIL this morning learn that the Turks
opened lire this morning at about two O'Clock, aud
suspect that the renson therefor the passing Of
Russian monitor down the river. II NcopolIs falls
into the hands OF the Russians thre will be among the
booty, In all probability. two Turkish monitors which
be at anchor In littl, creek beneath one OF
the batteries. II Is possible indeed. that the captains
OF these vessels may attempt TO effect their escape by
running the batteries unless, indeed, they
untimely end by exploding on the torpedoes in tho
river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-07

The makers Of mems clothing held thor fifteenth
annual picnic In jones' Wood Washington Park, yes.
tcrday afternoon and in the evening enjoyed a sum.
mcr nights festival Fortunate y, Charles Lamb
never was a witness to similar fo,tivity, Tor.
II he had been, the delightful essay on the
melancholy OF Tailors" might mover have
been written. The affair of yesterday conclu.
sIyey proved that under the gdfb of sobriety and
gloom may lurk a spirit OF unconqucrablo joyous.
and fun. AT the picnic In the afternoon tho
shadcs OF night closed IN upon the deserted shops
than the taors and their gentle friends swarmed to
tho scene OF the festival Fully 2. 500 persons were
present and tho scene in tho dancing hall was dc.
cdcdy brilliant 1t WIS midnight and alter before the
festivities iaded from reality into rcminiscence
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TURKISH ALARM AT THE RUSSIAN ADVANCE


RAsGRAD, July 13, 1877.
Travelling in the break IS privilege but II is
one of those privileges OF which one Is not likely
10 avail ones self twice except under very urgent cir
cumstances. Tho up tram from Casptchan WAS com
posed OF ammunition wagons and one third class
rage which was crowded with bashbazou and la.
borers. Shakespeare speaks OF "rogues that smell of
sweat but that Us weak expression out here where
all the lower class people eat garlic. One servant sa
What would be the emotions of a person who
does not cat that too odoricrous vegetable
and xho found himself in a railway carriage cheek.by
jowl with others rcdoent OF 1t may be lett to tho
i'm az nation did not hesitate to decide IN favor Of
the break vap though its rafting, jumpy motion Is
excruciatug. After four hours painful travel we ar
rived here at six In the evening, and were informed
that OF the Russian advance was so alarming
train could not proceed fther without orders
from headquarters. a telegram was sent to the Di-
rector at Tchervenavoda, and he lecgraphcd TO the
Sernar Ekrcm AT Shumla. We had 10 walt all night,
sleeping on the nlthy floor OF tho little
rercshment bar at the station. The answer
from headquarters was only received about nine
O'Clock tins morning. ! learned subsequently that
the Sertar Ekrem hau teegra3ncd the Director that
mander of DIVISION canpcd az kadikeny, about
an uour "A hairs ride from rchervenavoda. The
alarming rumors OF the previous evening were con-
Irmed Cossacks had been seen at Torak, couple OF
grad aud RustchuS. In consequence OF this an omi-
manuuvre made with the train. The afnmu-
milton wagons are eliminated, and we are left with
merely the ihird class carriage and couple OF horse
trucks Orders have been given that We are 10 20 ut
u speed TO vetova, but TO keep sharp look out Tor
led raj
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SUICIDE IN A MAD HOUSE.

Benjamin West, aged ff.y-0ve, and who is said IA
have been a wealthy resident OF salem, Mass, com
mtted suicide by hancing himself IN tho private luna
TIC asylum OF Dr. G. Choae. ut Pleasautvile, West
chester county last Frdny. Deceased had been an in.
OF the asylum tor about two years and was under
the caro- Of an attendant, whose duty II to keep
vigilant watch over his movements At the ina nest
held by Coroner Schirier this testified that he
had only left the patient for u few minutes during
which time the fatal act was done. The urv bav,nS
rendered verdict cxorleraling the attendants fr,m
any cupabiuy in the premises the Coroner was par
tcuary requested to kcf the affair out Of the news
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ties There not the slightest doubt the Russians
Trnova Colonel Lennox ana captain
chermside, the msrs attaches. are of up there 10 a.
hurry TO see the h-ein<. and We shall have news IN
day or two IRON that quarter The Austrian post rs
usual ia o dncuity, has collapsed since to
Rustchuk bombardmeut. aud instead OF having
well organized and ee and post they have no post a.
NIL Commercially and politically TINS ~ an n'n."so
mistake hut II rs nothing unusual with tho Aus
TRANS; n they have consul IN any town anu tnoy
6Dd the revenues OF the consulate DO not cover 'e cn
pcDses the consulate abolished They LOOK a. eve'y
thing from the pound, shilling ana pence Pont y.
view. Prince Hassan still remains here TO take care OF
surprise.
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BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT.

The rst rapid transit local train Of Brooklyn made
a trial trip from East New York to Flatbusn avcrue,
yesterday morning, accomplishing the distance six.
teen minutes. The and motor new and OF i'm.
proved pattern. There three motors In Reg
ular trips Will not begin until next week. when tho
trip from Flatbush avenue to East New York will
DO made in twenty five minutes There Will be sixty
local trains iry eight through trains day The
stopping places will DO Vanderbilt Grand, Franklin,
Nostrand, Brooklyn, Albany, Troy, Utica, Rochester,
Ralph, Hopkinson and Stone avenues
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PROBABLE ABDUCTION.

Mary Uallaghan, a9ood looking young girl eighteen
years old, was reported missing yesterday to Captain
Aa're, at Poice Headquarters, by her aunt Elton sui
that her niece went TO LastIe Garden on Auyns, IN
the nope oil hndiuR situation. She was hired by a
man VINO gave his namc as John Corrgan and h,s
residence as No. 20f East Twenty second street IL
has since oeen asceraIned That such psrsou lives
there Detec.ives were put Upon the case and sans
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oUIRAGEs.
VARyA, July II, 1877.

VARSA, July II, 1877
Last evening late the chief OF village Of vclova
on the line OF railway, came in TO say the Russians
were Al three hours distance from that place THIS
morning the Hasgrad began TO III with refugees
who reported the Russians In the neigh oorhood. Bot
these stations Turtoka aad my supposition
is that the Russians merely Cossack outpos,s.
Anyhow, the situation appeared to DO grave
midday the railway authorities abandoned their heal
quarters at rchefvcnavods TAX NJ with them ali the
rolling stock and teieyraphlc apparatus At bali pas,
one Veiova underwent The OPERATION aud conac-
qucnty Rasgrad became the terminus 81 Tho railway
sixty.piue Kilometres ol VoTty four rnllcs)
thus Tor the aU's lie serfic-
II is sun possible Tor The Turks however,
carry the CIRCULATION, tor 1t woul be an cssy
matter put strong military posts atom tho line and
a tram up to few miles oil Hustchuk which aonld
return in the evening TO Rasgrad 80 as not 10 lcav
uo material III threatened places. IL ~ true all mo
points ana crossings have been inkcn up abut-
doned staiions, nut they have been most carefully
numbered, anu couli be iaxcn back with The train
aud roughly put N tho ROAD to allow It's passage All
this is supposirs the Russians not to be III great
numbers IA that ncighDorhcod fbc peasants rom
tho villages IN that ncighOorhood report TURKS "a
being in state Of great evaporation ana the Buga.
rians as panic stricken.
PEARS OF MASSACRE.
1 am very mich AFRAID indeed We have trouble In
store for us; tho outragcs committed tue Cossacks
on the Janthra, outIascs committed on the helpless
Turkish villages, are bccom known the Interior
and wouid be absurd expect the people
talate. In kustchuk, where the English Consul has
returned, all T. quiet The IebecXs are conducting
themselves Jeceny; occasional oil pillcrng aud
pslaging arc discovered and what 10 more satsiac-
tory ihan all is ,hat feeling Of calm pcrvaGcs Tue
popul tton IN the neIghD0rhood aud unless, as the
Consul says tho Cossacks continue their foul deeds in
The Sisto, district massacre wiil
CAPTURE OE Supplies.
Tho Circassians did very cc.n Thing
The other day near 10 Sistov. Observing
Tho Cossicks convUyue sheep and horscs
from thal place toward !jss, band OF them
the Jantra, put Tho Cossscks 10 nght and brought
pp the spoi to Ruschuk IL consisted OF 1900 sue,p
and 1C0 cavalry horses very decent days work Tor
~ Cncassaus and Immediately paid ny the acthori-
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Map Showing Disposition the Russian Forces When Making
Horseshoe Lines Of Defence-The
Villages of Action and the Roads and
Rivers Intersectng Embracing It.