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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30

This statement compared with the one sent last night
shows that during July and August its labi les were
reduced II 427 900 and the 81 100000 It's
ALLEGED that since the July began about 100000
nave paid The available assets have all been
converted into cash, and FOR tue past few weeks vigorous
efforts have been making TO raise enough money among
bankers here to tide affairs. On Saturday, Pres
dent Spencer left for NewYOrk for the alleged pur
pose OF raising 100000. Nothing has been heard
from him since that time. Just before going, previous
the close OF business saturday, assignment had
been drawn up to be used in case nothing heard
from Spencer by three O'Clock csterlay Promptly at
the hour the papers were turned over 70 Col Abner
Taylor, who is now in fGl possession. The bank mas
under It's more recent management, made reckless
investments and lost heavily by Them and by tine de-
cline in suburban real estate The papers print the
record OF d. d. spencer this morning, and make a bad
showing that gentleman. II l. estimated Dy some
that the de os.lors VIII realize about thirty per cent
but on tins point nothing definite can Do learned until
the assignee reports.
A MORE FAVORABLE BALANCE SHEET.
LATER.-Asssignee Taylor reports more favorable
showing IN the Affairs the Savings Institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30
suLFIMAN PASTA DEsPoNDENr.

A Vienna dispatch to The Daily Ners, dated
Wednesday night, says a telegram from the seat OF
war states that Sulenan Pasha considers The taking
Of the Russian position at Shpka Pass from the
front hopeless, and win merely construct fortified
camps in the villages of Sblpla and Hainkoi and
cross The Balkans through other passes northwards
HEAVY RUSSIAN LOSSES ADMITTED.
LONDON. Wednesday Aug 20, 1877.
Arvices from the Russian Headquarters at GOrny
Student. dated Tuesday, say: "All is quiet this
morning. Orr troops maintain their positions. The
Turks remain under cover behind the neighboring
heights. out of range of our batteries. The total
number wounded from August 81 to August - IS
24s0 including ninety-fve officers. The number
killed is unknown"
ADVANTAGES GAINED BY TUE TURKS or SUNDAY
The second edition of The Daily Aecs has dis
patch from Gorny student. dated Tuesday afternoon
which saws: after the severe fighting of Sunday,
the Turks have rclrained from renewing the attack
on the Russian positions in the Shipka Pass,
and mp to this morning only occasional trivial rifle
fire between the outposts has occurred. As q result
OF sunday 3 fghdng the Turkish advanced batteries
somewhat menance the Russian nanks. The Turks
are constructing fresh batteries in the Tunja Valley
The Russians have been adequately reinforced, and
there is nothing in The present situation to alter my
impression already expressed, that Gen. Radetzy
holds his position safc.'
sULEnIAN's REPORT Up TO SUNDAY.
CoNsTANrINoPLE, Wednesday, Aug. %, 1877.
A dispatch from Suleiman Pasha, dated Sunday
last details the operations up to that day. lie
saws: The Turks occupied AkridJ ebe Heights, to
the left Of the enemys works. threatening their line
Of retreat on the 21s inst, but the Russians sue
cecded on Friday in dislodging them. On Saturday
Vessel Pasha, with two bricades, gained footing
and the fighting continued all night BY three
o'clock, Sunday morning the Russians were COM
plctey driven from the heights. The Russians re-
ceying renforcemeuts made final assault, but
were unsuccessful, and returned TO their fortified
works The cannonade continued all Sunday with
out effect" Suleiman concludes his dispatch as fol-
lows " The matter is not yet decided, as We have
not yet taken the enemy's fortified works. Our
losses are vet unknown. One thousand Russian dead
We're found when the enemy were driven from AK
.ipb4l HprhfSV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30
CHICAGO BANK TROUBLES.

STATE SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
EXCITEMENT AMONG DEPOSITORs-A GENERAL PANIC
NOT ExrECrED-REcKLEss INVEST OF
TRUST FUNDS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

DIR. Il w. Davenport Of Dallas. Tex
a., has obtained a patent for keeping all
kinds Of fruits, vegetables, and meats
fresh and sweet The aim Of the chem
~ has been To discover the ingredients
Of pickle that will arrest the process
OF decomposition and xtinguish the
germ Of decay Of all animal and vcgeta-
oe substances without inpairing their
navor or imparing TO them any injuri-
Gus elect. II j. simply pickle Of the
most Inexpensive sort, costing less than
brine or vinegar, in which any meat or
vegetable may be kept in open vessels,
submerged for months, and when taken
out will be found as pure and fresh as
when the vegetables cane from the
garden or the meat from the the butch
er's stall This pickle may BY furnish
ca and prepared at a cost Of four cents
per barrel. The pickle Is SO nearly
ussteless and palatablc as to demonstrate
It's innocuousness, aud yet from the
specimen we saw YESTERDAY, green corn
which had been immersed in II for
twelve months, when boiled, could not
DC distinguished from the corn which
mad been gathered that morning .--New
orleans Democrat.
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Many woman. says Boston letter
70 the San Francisco CnH, has cnvicd
Miss Ilillern's form She il about five
feet three inches in height. i straight a.
mn arrow, has a fine head. broad shout
der-. a good sized waist she don't be-
licve IN tight lacing and her limbs are
fully developed. Her feet are perfect
and quite small. requiring two-and-a-
half dress-shoe. although her walking
shoes are considerably larger. Her
stockings for her long walks are care
fully selected. and without seams. and in
putting them on great care i exercised
10 avoid folds and wrinkles. They are
supported by elastic straps attached To
smspcndcrs over her shoulders. Her
walking shoes are Of soft goat-skin, lace
high about the ankle, and with broad
and firm solcs. and low. broad
heels. The shoes are an inch
longer than the foot. and al
low IL all possible freedom. While on
the track she relies entirely on beef tea
and the raw yelks of eggs for nnurish-
ment. and settler and prune water TO
quench thirst. Solid food, she finds.
can not be taken during protracicd
effort. One Of her heartiest laughs Is
when she tells Of gift received from
gentleman In Providence Of package
q candy, to :. cheer her on her last mile
Of her long walk She Is. in the opin-
ion of medical men who have examined
her, unusually free from physical de-
fects, Notwithstanding her long walks.
AT the close Of her recent walk Of $50
miles in six days, she was carefully ex-
amined by six well known physicians Of
this city, and they pronounce her lungs
in state Of healthy and normal activity.
Her respiration was from 20 to 26. and
her pulse was only Sc. When of duty,
Miss IIillern spends her time in making
oil sketches.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

DioGENEs was anxious 10 lind an honest
man. II there II one such In Sodus or yicin-
ny, and he will take the trouble 10 call Al our
store, he shall have . bottle Of Hatch'r Uni
yersal Cough syrup, 70 use on IT'S MERITS I;
that y, no cure, no pay We have sold this
remedy for five years, and are satisfied from
what our customers say Of II, that II Il VAL
liable medicine Of III kind. We have also
used u ourselves, and find II never failing In
the cure Of coughs and colds; also a sure re-
lief for asthma. Try II, and II no relief comes
OF i the money will be cheerfully refunded.
PARSONS x CO., Sodus, Wayne Co., n. ".
For sale by Meyer Bros, 81. Louis, Mo.
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II you feel duh. drowsy debilitated have frequens
headache. mouth tastes badly. poor appetite. and
tongue coated YOU suffering from torpid liver.
.bllluusness.~ and nothing will cure you speedily
and permanently a. 70 take SIMMONS LIVER RKou-
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schiLi.s AND FEVER.
NALARfOJS FL.
vER~. BOWEL COM
pLAIS rs, lsFSTLh.s,t
MESS. IACNDlCk AND
<AfFSXk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

The design wns,n has been selected
for the Byron statue in London is that
of Mr.. Richard Beet, which represents
the poet seated, as no loved to sit, upon
the rocks watching the play Of the sun
light on the waves. The collar IL Of the
pattern 50 dear to the heart Of every
budding poet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

DuEANG's Rheumatic REMEDY, the great
intsrnat .Heh'sn>, will positively cure any
case OF rheumatism on the lace u the earth,
no matt Of how long standing. Price 81 .
bottle: six bottles. e.. Sold by al druggists.
Send for ctrcu 10 HELPHESsTIxR Il BENT
LEYs Druggists, Washington, ID. c.
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ATTENTION is called TO the offer made BY
the National Silver Plating Co., 204 Chestnut
St., Philadelphia, In our columns. Their sill
yer ware is represented Is beautiful and fully
up to standard, and their generous offer Is
available TO all the readers Of this paper
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

~ this day Of the world competition Il
active IN the extreme. But In the long run
lls the best which wins the prize OF public
preference In spite of All the dcccits used TO
bolster up wra~ aif irlcs. For this reason
DooLEr's YEAST row DER l. recognized as
The highest possible achievement ia baking
powder
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

KINcsFoRD's OswEGo SILVER GLOSS
STARCH gives substantial stiffness, q pure
white and glossy finish to linen otherwise
unattainablc.
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OK Fancy Bird Scrolls In styles with name, 10 cts
- postpaid. NASSAU CARD CO.. Nassau, N. Y.
eco a WEEKln your own town Terms and q
49, outnt free. II. HALLKrr q Co. Portland. Ne.
con Eor . Best thing for AGENTS. ,. LArIS-
Wv ~ . AMCo.. <is Wash. 81. Boston, Mas.
el9 . 1psp ~ Meme. Agents wanted. Outnt
90 and tcfms ffco. TRUE 4 CO.. Augusta. Me.
CLING Revolveu sent free for examinatn Price.iist
UOWO free. 0roatwcstn GunWorks. Pittsburgh. Pa
9k6 = x11 = wses 4. sEsnss elv vssm. rvss
OOO g 000P. vICk8RY. Augusta MAineL
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The Cheapest. pnrcsi
and ncsf family Mcdi-
cine III fhe world
An EFFEcTuAL SrE,
cfFlc Tor all diseases 81
the Liver. stomach and
spleen.
Regulate the Liver and
prevent
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A RTTST.s Manual, practical guide 70 oil and
"A waGr color painting. crayon drawing. &C Illus.
Gated. 80 cts. ElOcus iOnfst's y urnai gives best
standard and new pieces for professional and amat<
nail JEssk HANEY CO.. ~ Nassss ST. n. 7.
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10y THIS IMPROVEMENT STONE CAN BE
ID made much cheaper. faster, aud with better
finish than by the Lssthers' Old patent. Any one
desiring 80 see the Stone made by this late pro-
cess. can do so by calling at MY residence Oh
Second street, Seattle, or at DR.. Bagley'j. where
can be seen Vase made Of this last patent. The
Vase sold him for sos. which could not be made
Of nstdral stone for $780, and then not any better.
! am now ready 10 contract for ali kinds of
Stone Work. Satisfaction given. or no pay.
am also prepared to sell rights for any portion
Of Washington Territory Shop Rights for SIS
County Rights from $3.50 to 81 900. and upwards
Any person buying Rights Will be instruct led how
IL make the Stone. I am the sole owner Of this
improved patent for Washington Territory.
je20-dtf 4. c. CAMPBELL.
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MONTREAL. June l9.--At the first
meeting of the Fishery Commission the
American agent resisted Intellectually
the admission Of consel. The procedure
of court was agreed on with the excep.
ton OF the question of es yarte aft
davlts. WHICH was objected to on the
part Of Great Britain. This point was
settled by admitting afiidavi,s Of guam
tpm eqiebsyat. The, British case WAS then
flied: .le-eAAi@tsbf Almost vulumindus
history of the fishery difficulties since
the Americas revolution. and claims
sla. 900. 900 damages on the part Of the
Dominion. Ind S2,soo.o00 for New
Foundiand tfor twelve years. six Of
which '.s<tot yet elapsed. 80,
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IMPORTANT TAX DECISION
lnfhe cass OF the n. 4. X. Il. Co. CO.
Sheriff Of Thurston County. tried at
Oympis, Judge Green has decided

lnfhs cass OF the n. Z. X. Il. Co. es.
Sheriff Of Thurston County. tried at
Olympis. Judge Green has decided:
l. Tho right Of way of the company,
mich includes the rsad-bed. station
houses. turntables. &c. wherever the
sauAe 10 located on any land not segre-
gated from the public domain is ex.
cunpt from taxation in the Territories
Of Che United States.
Q. Tho assessment in this particular
csss Of :he right away. the same no,
having been sufficiently described by
metes aud bounds or in any other way.
% - Ia make the description certain. is
void and consequently the company is
not liable TO pay taxes on this assess
ment.
8. The lands granted TO the company
srs liable to taxation, notwithstanding
the fact. that the company have no, re-
celved \ patent for the same aud have
not paid the cost Of survey Of said
~ - required by act of Congress.
bsAriag. Of Judge Greens de-
sesH shat the government,
hdt Aeawn belong to tho
ee"pe have got them
o. = 49, Of consequence,
arg - 49, the taxes on them
Bsf - vhish i, doe. own and
gets dss - 1cm. by a metaphysical
cunstructk1rf law 10 construed as q
kind Of ''incorpcreai hsredi,amen,,"
beirg blended in the construction Of the
lAw With ''she right Of way" not sut'i-
GENTLY definitely described "by metes
and h,asds' far purposes Of taxation
aud hencs the railroad Itself is lin this
Gaze exempt from taxation.
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and City Official Press.
Wednesday, June 20. 1877.
THE INDIAN WAR.

]; seems We are not this year to es-
cape our regular Summer Indian war.
II breaks out In new place this time
the scene being in Northern idaho, .
locality - remote and hitherto 80 little
noticed and so quiet that an outbreak
there Is something Of surprise.
II is22 years since our own locality
Was the scene Of lively excitement Of
|, the same kind. Last year the seat Of
irritation was on the Rosebud, In Da-
. Vote, where th. gallant Custer closed
bis bright career. One year i, is tho
AtaciIes. another the Nodes and an
other il is th. Sioux Now i, i, the
Mex Psrces.
+. As in most Of the other affairs Of this
kind. ever since the period of the Dark
. and Bloody Ground. century ago, the
commencement of hos,.ities is marked
by msssscres and severe reverses to the
first ~6ortsto subine them.
What Is the most remarkable circum-
stance in the present case 10 that the
Nez Percss have always been the frm
friends--the immemorisl allies OF the
American people. They have stood TO
~ ia the same relation as those Gallo
sribes to the Roman Repablic which
were enrolled BY a solemn decree Of the
Senate a. "Amiei popaH Romani"
Ever since the days Of the
American and Northwestern Fur
compsnies. when Astor first planted
the American colors on the Pacific
shores At Astoria, the Nez Perces were
the incorruptibie friends ofthe Boston"
traders. And in oil the later misunder.
standings between Whites and Indians
in our wsr Of 1856 and that Of 1853.
these Indians remained true To their
6rss lovs. They are described by all
intervieWsrs - . fine warlikc tribe Of
ussn. decidedly the noblcst specimens Of
their race. aud now that their historic
Affections has soared. they may prove in
The ensuing contest the sentiment re-
vsrsedt tbs.
= :. n brAvest are tho tenderest.
loving are the daring
hssnding the redou,able Gen.
,.rd autographed bis wife: There
.fsround for apprehension We will
- short work Of it,"
fas occasion of the trouble evidently
ne inevitable friction antagon.
OF race between white men and
-srising from the rapid influx of
ltlen Into that region. and the re.
Sylting constraint Upon the savage
bsunds.
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EUROPE.

BERLIN. June !a.--The weekly state.
ment e the Imperial Bank Of Germany
shows ali Increase Of six and quarter
million MARKS
LONDON. tnne i9.-In the House Of
Commons. Us afternoon, the under
Secretary for the foreign department.
in reply to the question propounded by
Dilluyn, Liberal member from Swan
sea, said it MAS not true that The Porte
has refused the raquest of Layard.
British Ambassador at Constantinopie.
10 permit naturalization OF the Suez
Canal. for tlft simple reason that such a
request had uo4 been made. The Porte
has not yet answered the intimation
contained in the papers.
II is generally believed that Prince
Milan will sign a convention with Rus
sia, allowing the troops TO cross the
Danube a. Gladon SullimAa Pasba
has left Nicssc aud entered Montene-
gro, to effect a junction In Albania di-
vision. The Montensgrins have Aban-
doned Duga Pass. and are concentrat
ing in Ostran,l Pass.
Lieutenant General Ne hemet Ali
has resumed the offensive The posi-
,ioa of the Mon,ensgrins is regarded
As critical Seventy thousand Turks
are operating tgains them Trust
worthy sdviccs from ST. Petersburg
confirm "a, n't.r inefieiency Of the
conn in'y ! Armenia and on the
Danube. and it Is said the Car is much
exasperAsed. iA>scaaty provisioning Of
the troops caases apprehension.
Toe Stock Exchange opened firm,
bat there has / ZEN some relapse in
prices, oonseqsfn' upon the circulation
of hase!ess fua'hr. regarding England's
attitude.
A reduction by the Bank Of England
10 y per cent. Is talked Of.
The 7imss says: That Rentes should
rise with political conflict in France,
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A'a-4 q u have cautioned TIE pah'ie
'@'A'' purchasing a. an see0' '''''
>a'"e' a'yia2 use u'shA oi june ~
y III HS.f = vii'se III 'rahsl' '''''h
London to Paris. The securities con-
80 OF French k~a'es ssypoa'' span
'-h- Russian apd -tn'''d >'at~s co''''
ofs ,ra'es = 'rHre than sr-
en'y taousa2d ~:'o2t='-- with railway
st"ck all X; several slionSand
pounds
NEW foak. 'une ~. - President
ie-nari oklsf!le n'a College. hsev. Dr.
Ar'"'t'ee AMI 'u'n''F ~ "'h'r gen
'ieinen "' New h'-t''. Avn ''h'r
cites. forming airy ~ sio"' 'hif'y
persons. LETT - York last nichf IN
Puma" pss>@ ears, oy the fenn>yl-
wanna hailroa !. trip 10 'he i1"cSy
Monnts'as->&
NEW lohK. Jane 9-UrAht SAID IN
= reo@nt me1h@ Il Am "Se'"heimei
with the Kindness showed mo ny Eng
lishmen snd1sxprFs'e1 t" America
regret that an unable I" a1'qu.teiy
express mI1thsnkS f"r the manifold
fraternai courtesies have received
Words fali3psctaiy within the h'n''
'a'ion' OF /. public speech to express
my feeiirgs III this regard; l hope
when al opportunity IL onerri me- Al
cti'her ana i'e''o''a'o 'ooihen's' 10 pa'
on record ms grateful recognition OF
the fraterha: <"a''inents OF the English
people. AMI th'' desire OF America to
render an a gate response to the
SPEECH OF Ear Granville. which has in
spired thoughts in my bosom which is
impossible f'r me adequately to present
Never have l ia'nc"tto 50 much As now
my poverty III PHRASES 70 give uue eA-
preston 10 IA, afi"ct'o" Tor the mother
country of"h' hahd shooK under
Tue pressure Vi "''usosi iee''ii9' anu
co"''hueH Will UNUSUAL e'oq"e"ce 20
express nope 'tna' MS wofos' 80 Tar as
'hey hno a"y'Sa'ue' "o"iu DE hearu III
b"'h eoanu".' and iead 70 a'"hion OF
EhSish-speaS'hS people al I fraternity
oi t'Nr o''ase" rac3 Grant sPsTn was
trcqu'n'l& iFefypY'eo "UnsPpiAuse,
''ie'" e'ee''is was ALMOST CONTINUOUS
""''c he was on G's f.et. y" re'um-
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fonEiox DEMAND Fog FRuir.-
~ the rapidly increasing lis, Of nr,i.
81 American production for which
u lac -.,..,s :,
- added fruit Within less than
past. :he experts in TIN. line
he Atlantic have amounted 10
vo. asainat t6oa, 600 the year
-. Dried apples formed the
ia. coo 900 pounds this
year previosA,
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HENDRICKS 4 Curtis are consl

nR the har'l times; therefore they. in
order 10 do justice 10 all, intend t. do
plumbing, steam aud gas fitting al the
very lowest living rates II you want
water pipe aid, or gas fitting done, be
sure a',! -. them. ~ /: viii IL. I =, our
Interest. They have Eiee lot of stove
and sewer pipe, and very cheap: also
have new saw GUNNER.
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EUROPEAN DRAFTS Drafts issued
At lowest rates On Great Britain. Ire
land. Germany, Russia. France, Norway
and Sweden Tickets TO and from
Europe sold At lowest rates ny Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle. WI
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- The ';s,..aer x.r y. pu..
a.s FROM San Diego, ar
~ ~" .s''eay She will take
load II lumber. va, -, q,
mans mill s''N' ''"" S"i'
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SAN Francisco, Ians lS.-Arr,vei--
Rartsnsins Emma AngastA, Port Cam
lie r. X. Ham. Por. BlAkely.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Ju;.e ls.-Tbs 10 x
ensiGe Emma Augusta. from por; Gam
BILE. has brought 10 this por. the officers
and crew If the bark br.ig-. who
were found floating about in bra, 81
Cspe Flat:ery. Au sxtrac, from the
log Of the Cambridge IL IN the effect
that she 1T Pr. L.a3ln~ for tbs p..rt
on the 18th inst. and ~ 1890 / N,
DARN. a stiff blow "A Cape F.a.rry.
a. the entrance Of pus-. Sosud. the
vessel began leaking. and it s,s found
tina, her top ,imbcrs MI the 80 side
were started. After Al Unsuccessful At
TEMPT Ia gst Inc vessel sr'ore the wisd,
the crew began 20 throw over tn, deck
load. when the vessel. evidently water
logged. with heavy lG-ch rolled mn
her beam, and only the deck load break
ing airift and floating up under the
uasts. prevented her from turning hot
tom up. The crew managed 10 get
boat into water on which all escaped.
-xcep, the Chinese cock, who was be-
low n, the time the ves,el went nyer
aud was not seen afterwards \ few
hours after the crew was picked up by
the Emma Augusta
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PURE Mocha Coffee for sale cheap ut
Chilberg Bros.