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IfJE TO ONE.


The tenth match for the League cham
pion-hip brtwr-n the llartiord- Of Brooklyn
and the Lousyile- was played in Brooklyn yes
tcrday. Both sides played avery sharp Holding
game throughout Larkin'- pitching was very
effective. ami Alllson's catching was very fine
start played very fine game ai first bnsr, ns
did Ferguson at third. Burlo-i's play M
second lnse was much admired. llold-wlrth
and Cassidy played We'll lu tlr heil. Oi tho
Iouisyllc-. D'Nln's Pit hing AMI Snydcr'e
c.ii. hing were tine features Latham liartl
woll 1t fret. as d.d CrNcr ~ Short stop. Gr.r-
halit played "a very sharp gam" ~ SH'Nul utr'
mahIn- several very brilliant plays. lluyhr's
flnr throwing To- first hd~e was iun 'h atrllr l.
Hal. Crowley, and Anilrr did solne lu" work
M tl' hrld.
Tho ioEo club won, first to- the hat, In The
first inning 70 base ht ly Burd0"k AN mum
gaye th" llnttoris ou' run, Neither club
scored nsain until M" fourth inning. when
orr1i- by Latham ANA iiayne gay" tho Hart
for lsn ram. Ia the NiO nnius a tWo-hn7c lii
ly Burlo X aud q snglr -hts' h.t hy Holds
worth gave the HUu'oris un earned run. The
lDulrvillo- did not e'urr untiI the sixth inning:
then baso hits " Crowley and LalNnn and "a
bad throw hy HulI-wOlih Eav" them one run.
4 hn-e hit by BR-- one hy Allison, and u muf
hy G"rrhnrdt gave the HnUIord5 another run
Iu bee srNnuth lnuing.
The lIurtiOrds Outhai'"d ana OUT tened thcir
opponents. The Loui,yillos could not h.t Lar
hil- pitching 10 any effect. and lost tho same
hy the following score;
i.1'.,. inlrcg o Q ) : ) 8 J.,
Hun, earn -linruord. /.
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A story from Chicago that Interests the Of
nc,ni Authorities or New York.

Tho gang Of forgcrs reported to have bccli
arrested in the West 10y II. G.. Jayne. cx-Tr,as-
ury agent. and Col. Austin. banker. for noted
forgcrcs in this city. wcrc expected to arrive
hero in custody yesterday. A telegram from
Chicago said that they had been taken from
there on Saturday evening. The forgcrs
were reported to be Nelson A. Gcsnor
former member Of the Minnesota Lcgis-
laturc L. B Weston. Col Cross and
T.. 4. Henderson. alias stevens lately of Rah-
way. New Jersey. The two persons first named
were arrested it was reported. at the sherman
House. Chicago while Col. Cross was captured
in st. Louis. and Henderson in Grand Rapids.
Michigan Among the humorous swindling
transactions that they were alleged to be mpli-
catcd in were the forging of the sGi0OO purport-
ing to have been drawn by :hc New York Life
Insurance Company on the Union Trust Com
pany and Of two checks purporting to have
been drawn 10y Winslow Iunirr Go. Of Pine
street on the Third National Bank onc Tor
hour last evening The alleged prisoners hal
not arrived at tho Tomhs. the Police Central
which th.v w"uid he most ikcv t6 b.
taken. Tho Dlsirict Attorneys officers douhtrd
that there had been ans arrests mHd '. inusWuch
n GOV. Robinson had nWird .Nr rrgui-i-
had bccn arrrstcd on tn',ei Sia,.s warr9ni-
i--ionrrs Osborn and Shields vino
to Inc S"'rct Srr,i,, d.,ciiv.- RI" rolicr
seemed equally ignorant about the reported
captures hv JAYNE and Col Austin. Private
detectives said that they had known fol some
tim" that Jayuc wits "ugngol i'm inthpming tn"
mystery of the sGiNlp life Insurance check for
grrv. hut they could NOT tell whether he had
succeeded.
Iaync arrived a, the Fifth Avenue Hotel late
ia the afternoon. hui was invisible to callers. \
card was sent to his room at o'clock. and the
BOO; returned. saNinI that There was NO
one In the room. Mr.. Javnc remained locked
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THE HOSTTLE mn PERCI,S.
Holding HoIc-in-thc- Rock stage station and
stopping Travel over the Road.

SNLr LAKE CITY. Aug 2D.-Thc hostile
Me- Perc"- Indians were reported yesterday as
still camprd az llole-in-thr-Kock stage station.
Idaho. They have destroyed thr telegraph
line. and stopped all travel oyer the road for
several days. 4 large party OF tramstrrs are
campcd and fortiiyng themselves u short dis
tanec from the North Snake river bridge. II is
reported that the stock Of the Indians il in poor
condition, and that they are stopping at the
stag station to- rccuperate, using the ploprc-
tors barns and grain.
foRr HALL AGENcY. Idaho, Aug. 20.-Capt.
Bhinnridgr. with company OF scouts enlisted
from th" Bann1ek- aud Shoshoncs. lett Fort
Han Yesterday for the hostile camp AT Iole-in-
thr-to'k stat ION. about ninety miles north of
hero. Accounts received here yesterday say
that the hpstns had possession of the station.
and would allow no one t. pass either way.
They told those who haye mad" the attempt 10
turn bn"k and they would not be- nlpnStrd. The
Telegraph line Is down and the wires strung in
different directions. All the youn. Bannorks
and Shu~hnn"s al this agency who oau raise a
gun have LETT this morning 10 igni the hostile
Indians.
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NEn JERSEY MUTNIL.


A report on the result of his examination
% the New Jrirry Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany has lust been mndc hy Henry c. kolsrv
Secretary of State and Commissioner of lnsur-
ance of Nrw Jersey 1t II in advance of the
regular insurance report, and is dated Aug l5
II gives detailed account of the fraudulent
management of tho Mutual. and In preiaccd by
the lOlON."g paragraph,
Developments uili subsequent to the date Of my so
cti rcIoit om the rNaminHtnn oi tins COMPANY, have
iiY Justified AMI sustained tlv htunn t' Wul % up. hnd
di-u,'l decree 90 rurIult tom and ernr n comic tiNn
with It, Wtut tluf Ia. rarely lrrn Iirulirrl
tur Yca. the ANIMAL sLlum' nts oi thr company hNV
been ilrrniclN tai tired worthless, and rAudurni
cutifcs reported amt exhibited. ana iic which
TIN, rrI V-rut.d appropriated 10y tu-r ln control To
the r nN u-e fitiuus balances Ia hHnk hni hrrn
atri Iu,t ~ the cio o Deetnber AMI rNunFuishoi At
the very brgnnng ol January nto H. Nnd hnuds. ana
bonds anl muruases had hr'u rrrmrlrd a, owned Ia
wNHh tlr com luAN had uu CIhnit uui uurtsAE,s.
snslc instance to the amount o so ph, irpurrd amt
rNNlhstrl wAlal not only had value whatever. but
w. rr created and cHrird 10, the COMPANY cover Tor
valuable p.a ahalhciri aud M uprlAt~l turl
n-. Mhlrh hnl NHNH re- h}l HilocHoN 90 s'rur, Iiu.
the .curi. h'i reported a. m posse s.iun o tc com
Inny and no irtuid oi rDp port uhir u ir hdhlN iOT
ihc loan frhud was the rule, honesty u'c exception
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TNCISE I'm ~ JERSEi' tTTr.
a Test Case that Kcsuitcd In Verdict for
the Liquor sellers

The liquor dealers who were arrested on
Jersey cry Heights last week appeared iu th"
Second District Court yesterday and their
hy Jury. The Sor,ty for tho Prevention OF
Crime. 80 whose instance thr raids are being
made. Wa- rrpr'~D Dutad Nv their secretary. L. =
Tmmou- and rouu.euDr- The counsel for tir
~neiDlv dld nrt oppose tile motion. and Justice
ltlnuN"t. alter rnh-i .nE lruorutlNN Attorney
Irdlna4,u 4.g.nt. % tnH ~ tINu.
taN itrlu~ Nu tIr result ~ whose oa-r tii"
otlrt- arr t.-tai. i.l Nr it. llc.u~ Was arrested
Us George ". liHruNu. one OF 90" 500 ic'lt-
agents. ou saturday. the lItu inst. for selling
llQdor al - h'luEn avenue. Jersey tuy
~ le.is without 20 ncousr. Counsellor Thrl-
dore Hyrrson io- the drienro moved e. dismiss
the complaint ON th" ground of alleged iu-
inrmalty IN the complaint and warrant After
his argument thr Court uNcrruled the ohiec-
uou~. and counsel moved "a second time for a
dismi@sal on the ground that the oriinunre
under which licenses are granted - illegal.
Tn oh" ton was again "vefrui~i
TIA. prorTut Ion thvn eallrd as the first wit
ohR ,., W. ~ nurn. Wo madr ma ihr 1rr,,s H.
from Helms, DIV t.tert t-ui'dto having
Iur it-.i ISL -' ln ii..n.-'s store.
t,rt T.. = ..tt CITY .rk Of jersey CITY tr-fI-
arI ihlt he nj - thai Nj. Helms wa, not
licensed ou Aug II.
This ri,-, / u .Da-c foetho rroec'u'on and
ClW terf $ ou@. showing ihai il"lms aaI
inaio auiD alton lrH. .e,ns' Nus ',ni uHid
tI. Do ar.tft i ti-H iH go VI u.s. o. il
fN N Ui lr'-- 20 fII fNrA lHU-''. Ifii r'iIr' '-
t.iI.i Mr.. Burnett and Mr.. & N.r a- in'Nrm-
rrs. wunu 20 WNu. rNi, h' said. h"urN uA. r
hayrAuy 1r-' q rii.r fr0m nirN
lAt yngdl.t " 4-. " y IT guilty.
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IHE GERM1NS' HfRJEST HOME.


Yesterday was the first of the thrco days of
fo,iNI,y arranged By t.s managers of the Sow YORK
Cuin,adt Nolksost Ncrcin, IN Hamilton Park The
l,.tNul wns opened with the houmn. OF cannon H. the
ascent OF u hHuoun Then a procession was formed,
which marched 10 column a. feet high composed o all
uluncr oi nut, ON the summit rn-td hruni basin
wlirl seemed to overflow with ruit The column was
round aud rested ON huge culcal blocks which were
-o niudr u nuupklns, suirhef, ears corn grapes,
t,AtH Ac lnul hIulile snrc-, ono AT ca IL otiu' q,
.lUportrd suAor, of fruits The whole cost
slsl mud IT, run,uucuon ~Hs .upcuniondedin A peIc
g., Iiu-t L. MNDi President uf tlif society when tho
r,cc,.ion hnli'd rr-ieni Msdcr made speech OF wei
,nuc aud Nlauod tn h, Ancli,nn friends the oilslu
n to ir-uNul ltl4A German harvest homo Next was
suihiu wedding .u-i as n J.. represented IN lc i''r
man iDnu.fttipr NulkAtrsis IhO hriic "a short
'irc.. tlnncd with gold noo pod aud silver bare ran
ictus the hrch. auh hhck. ou her head wa. coglet
ii, httl, can from winch nuiwrrd long rilhOu. The
lruii one hir,sheS, shes hutklr, Aiuc llutk
coat AMI o. hiuad btluu,d hat After tho Weiln; there
were ,iuih.l o- lu TIE evening ttrl rlun nights Wtrc
llrDlr on ihr cnlNmn of rult-, llrre was also d.s
lia5 oi N, works Nehily 3u)J persons attend i.
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THE URECK or IIIE ETEN.
Probably Finy Lives Iost-A Most Painful
Incident of the Disaster.

PANAMA, Aug 1.-THE "details of the loss
of the Pacific Steam Navigation Company's
steamer Eicn, on the rocks Los Vilos, near Val
paraiso. are somewhat amplllcd but. in sub
stance, are thoso communicated in the last de-
-pal'h. The los, Of life il yariously stated.
probably reaching to the number Of flty. one
sad incident il. that while Efforts were being
made to rescue twenty OF the shipwrecked who
were on a rock 800 yards from the shore. the
boats of the vessels employed found II To bc i'm
Iu--ihlo 10 rrnoh the survivors, and th"so. out
" pure desperation. threw Themselves into the
aoa t. cs 'ape further sunorn-s from famine
ana thirst. The loss of tho steamer Is the first
it'm n rrohahly ,,9nS list t9 originate IRON
soquout bearings hnSe been changed hy thut
conmution. The Et'n was driven ON the rocks
white pursuing AN "a tptpnnlly safe course,
but II was not imagined 10y the officers on board
all we'll acquainted with iAe coast that greater
caution was necessary.
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HirEs INVITED TO MINE.


AUGUSTA, Aug. 90 Gov. Connor has tcle-
graphod to " His EXcellcnoy rutherford B.
Hayes. President Of the United States ear
ncsty inviting Linn t. extend his tour TO Maine.
and to visit the capital city as a guest of the
State, Offering as an indueemcnt review oi
the volunteer militia. who are holding ihcir an
nunl cncHmpmrnt in this city TINS week. The
Hon. James q. Biainu adds the follow lnE:
Au.f,rt Nanr. Au-. ~ 1877.
~ ne = ..iin-. Pffnie.f Hf..t. Nrfh f'nHn. y N
,n.rirN hnI- Nnu VIII nni n pfHtfiHni" nvi Hfrr"
nulr CO. visit Augusta m inrn~ 10 nuN Common -insltn
Uuu and trust that Hfri Havoc Hni A4i tle
members of Your suite Vii accept the hosAhu"s pi nN
huu-. iu. - tNur tttl haze consulted tfs CONNER,
amt nul this Hrraustnent for Your IfiNHt trtruaiu
mUnt VIII rnurrA harHlnun with the lul. onur', ,r'
20 b. cNttulcl g. you ly ilr state } q, BiA..h
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MinY EcNhnr's 1nnnInAn DntTn
The Wcst tIobokcn Woionn WIN wns Thrown
from "a Third-s,Ory Window.

Coroner Crane began an inquest last night
oyer the body of Mary f. 4 kert. Of Paterson
as nur. Wc-t Hohokrn. who. 1t - alleged. WIS
thrown out of tnird--t"ry window by her hu,-
bmll. II nry Eek At, "a ,ilk w'aycr on Friday
morning nst The Town Hall WINS uncom-
forlHilv oirrrowded, and mu'h interest vas
manifested.
Ihe prisoner was arrested in Paterson, in
1873 iDf throwing hi4 wife nu OF wind lW, but
she t- up'd SERIOUS injury Ito was us0
arrested il lliat cliy on charge Of uu"luptng
g. -luNi b wife. anal thrn trying 70 kill Nlm-
SELF T. 'kcrt hnHI- % bad reputation, and a is
grnrnly b 'licyeI tAat lac IA guilty oi the crimo
AIcAanlrr stolta. butcher. of Paterson ave-
nur. testified.
Wa. .hghtN aoqnAntni with Mr. Mar' T. Nert
-lir was t NidNli uN -ilU An tif' - hils NMHl
~.lu.tf. a thr Two houses About ir'rr t04nfllfk K
nil lu'p mounns wa, aMht'u"l l' nrauni enc q"
.on n'h.r on. inihcr' ~ coin i',m ~" ahyNny
rr.u.H,c Mr., Duunngsr, wh"o 'ull,h Ar"ltn, uis n"
.n t4r Ick,it nmiA .iei,d ,miiN o th, rl'
nn, Aul ,ali 90 int. Tint q. NJ. lgiwl fufr h.d
ilt uU.t N.t aif uuui NJ. lA.eft sfrHilNd - tlr
lrnuul un d. lnt k. Witt htl i"' drawn hp 'lI ~
lrr Nj. I,hrrt hew cHnr Nuu here ' lni She
inuniH ln ,i'Inl.u fut -. f-tur To if nii was
uu. ii.clnis summoned Ai DNnnnsnr !m Hl,g ton
buml. Nr, T. f"n.ilNd nlaut tn l'u lt''i lhni
mot hoy u lnnl uHtlniicr IA" Nh, iiA' lnln rn'lw3
~ an ui nund -Dino han uui bios nn ui. n' ihe
i-.Hus tAiriIN- ftfDs. ami dNldlhf ll'r l"o u~ -,
~hl'h Z, 4nunci.tuy under ue Wi'do~ VI hoheIt'
aDhiiincAta
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IIAYES'S PARTY JUNKETING,
FROM THE GRTEN NOINTITNs OYER TO
TIE WIffTE MOrNTIINS.
DE Fncto Deprived of the Privilege Of shnk-
Ing Hands at Wells River aud In Lisbon
Pushing Forward for Mount Wnshinpto ON.

DE Facto Deprived of the Privilege Of shok-
Ing Hands at Wells River aud In Lisbon
Pushing Forward for Mount Washington.
WINDSOR, VT, Aug. 2O.-The Hayes cXcur-
sion party. consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes.
Secretary Evarts and two daughters, Post
master-Gcncral Key. AtiOrncy-Gcncral Dcvens.
Whitclaw Reid. Miss Footc. and Miss Noycs.
with Webb and Burchard Hayes. left this morn
ing nj 81 for the White Mountains in the palace
car Bellevue. rendered for the occasion 10y Gov.
Smith of st. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes were
drawn to the station in Mr.. Evarts's private
barouche whore they were met by Mr.. +. W.
Stoughton and Mrs. Stoughton. the members of
the Cabinet present, Capt. Chester Pike. Col.
Esty. Of the Governors stan. and all the mcm-
bcrs Of Secretary Evarts's family and u large
crowd Of people who had gathered 10 catch an
other glimpse Of the de facto President and get
another shake Of his hand. A. the ear moved
from the depot Mr. and Mrs. Hayes stood on
the rear platform and amid cheering from the
crowd bado adipu to the Green Mountain state.
At White River Junction. wherr they arrived
az $40. they were received Nv larg" concoursc
of people Mr.. and Mrs. HAYES, Socrctarc-
ENar-. Key and DeNrn- appeared on tue idai-
form of thr palace car. AGer a general hand
shaking the" President briefly addressed tIc
/ crowd lie then introduced Mr--r-. Evurt-.
hey. and Dcvons. Nr Evari- made a short
speech. The party resumed thcir journey To
thn White Mountains Mt O'Clock.
Dental party arrived at Wells River M lo'l
a blr.,. .r',,,1 ~ ,.,,,l,. Irns I,ni Uny.s
srnt,rn. f,ll",rs
- ,. D., .,, D., .....,,. , g., ...
long cn0u.h or ii. 10 have general shakin. o hands.
ter the audience i. too large and the distance o hc trav
cl.n li o.. tv ~f'at i' admit v hyu mt hc '.i reg
WIN hHNg t,' IAN, alNhn'as'' u'ii 4 h"'', il"' "'
I'M ifn ,t' rXrr.. lion a., ,lio l,i. i ri NJ, f,,cn'
Il have O.. .iy tat We have aitroihtf tie ,,i ct thc
hnf.an un making th.-c a,tnow i,ismeni. a.. not
my purp - 60 cnir INTO any political discussion We are
in,hcrgu ,'', o ai i'.l M ~ aih M .Mnl "lne w. .,aN 9
.,.r,I ,fi,.,nt ni'.t eOI .i'n,i IT, ri, .,i., M
,r th common rra.pdriiy a,r common, BE- .,i 81 AID inc
inhahtant. our cpunir, We may mlkc uu-tlk0- hul
/ r,N Will rom D., OF ui-n ~ 0t kn,vl i.' ni
iius'l Wi nlir ui"u-h ,r .,i.' lion ll.e ' "l'i",
w., V",' a. o, ii,. H., s's ,,n ,i h. i.., m
sr..ti, Wfons t1 Ike p.,t iut i. .rcn,, r,.lt nov
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we.,chc.cr'. Boy. Opportunity.

Thrrr /, u vacancy at We-t Point for the
Twelfth Cuugo>.iur.l p..tfict-tr rw,uN .rIri aut
Twcui, 'ourth Warl. ini Wc.t,hc,'er county TIE
nominations 60 which competitive examination will hc
htd ln White Plans village ou the ~ lu,t at l1A
Thrhty whopruN,- u cnn.i IroN cent vi d, nominated
Ml Potter the itri rc-' htutNt u I' distinct Tho
tNti. .utuu Mlll lr upt 60 nll lni lH ,ii- iu -il
4ulfrtfH-- il'Ht D.. tn"N must NIiN dwell lN it
dist i o. tween seventeen twenty fWu years ni
a.t uf ha- nAr feet h.h 90 fui mlNilrA -DNi.c tAi
tOi,rlshut Wltl the oriinarA Ln-i,A briutA AD,
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Maurice Katrl, tinsmth. Of 10 Thompson
street N. skli up Inst cNrhine on ihr cnni ffnt hi,
wtr, WHO chIscl that wulr lfuhk hc sam -.i every
tLlIr IA shear aVaIuneuts inoulins uie cradle
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FIGHTING IN ASIA MINOR.
GEN IORIs MI'IIKOTF tTTf'kfN" f"H
TIRkIsH LINE ON SrNDiE
Driving the Turks from their f''s' Line W
Entrcnchmrnts at the Point OF the ""S""''
Heavy Loss of liz on Roth sides Won
,.uesrin. Carrying the OuiwoiIs at >icsics.

,.neg,,n. Carving the Ouiwoiks at Nicsics.
IoSpON. Aug. 2i.- y special despatch from
v,,rto,ra says that the army Of Gen. Loris
Molkon. the divisions Of which were COM
manlod 10y Gems Hcyman. Dcvcl. and Kama
roN.a,iaeked the Turkish line at three different
points ON sunday. Tho fight began by furi-
Gus cannonadc from the lus-ian batteries all
along the line, the Turkish artillery replying
with great ,igor The Russian IRE was very
we'll directed. and did great execution among
tho mas-c. Of Turkish infantry posted behind
ueir works. Under cover of this artillery fire
Mo Eu--inn infantry moved out and advanced
+ the attack Of thn Turks.
Tho Advancing Russian columns wcre sub
looted 4, "a torrin' fire from the Turkish bat
,rri.- but the men moved hrishly ON, taking
alN,nms. Of every accident Of ground that
,0.rl. .lu Uovc. and their 4kirmishors Keeping
uuan,,,y fu-iladc. When they came within
en.r, ll-fnnc, oi th, Turkish line they dashed
,rvanla and swept in GA the a-ionshcd Turks
vi,han impotuo- iy that oycrcamc all resistance.
hr.ra-lllt. sharp struggle. the Turks were
driven ou, Do. their entertainments at the bay
oner4 point. They retired sullonly on their
s...nl Ine. under cover of a brisk cannonade.
which Aprt me Russians at respectful dis
,n.r. Tine -ccond Turkish line being ox-
,ren.ly -irone and completely dominated by
lM,, batteries ou soma heights ia the rear.
liz Gu--iai- aid mot make any attempt to cap
tr. them.
IN. attack was r"ally icnt. intended to
l.epn. .att.u,ianoftlcT TURKS occupied while
nn.,.mDn, Of great Strategic importance was
ling ..rriei on, n another direction. \ con-
stan, fr. wal k.it up during the greater
mart oi t.,. evening. lut toward nightiall
.l.4--.ai.- retired on ihcir former position,
aeori.; o. tha plan already determined ON.
III .s...,.r.. ufla-. dc.-it hours anlthcloss
ON l..l -.l.-uo- heavy. The lu,sians had
81 m.n klloland rs wounded Among the
l.rg ar. f.ar om rr-. w.: MAJOR E-isoyar-
c'-'h. cart NJ ...Ae. u. and Liout-. NIasropo-
lnanI ,.m,luG. TL. Turns are reported to
lN h4ll jun u'n hil"l.
LONDON. Aug pa correspondent at
S.hIui t.e healGua art.r- o' fh" Grand Duke
; i.-. .rsiorrins tn i'.. 4. -l.a'0h of tAa Fourth
ta,4.l Division on in inirl nd'n Npclluon
frt. lirp.-. oi ~ plu- Turkish Ummuui-
cation VIiA .plia, is hlo,suding the Och rilk
p. graphs u- follows: II IS felt here that
this -A.ull htchc. % "a, earlier hut. il sue
c.-siul now IL Nli -tii have GOO rs-u.t-. Ia
l.o,ent ofarru-uiu- ! rsi~n defeat at pievna
hw'uld 10 far to max % another Sedan. The
typ.it.Hn i- obviously La2lrlous.'
-ntUa .t rrt .- saws utlar-tuutl- =
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The clyde lockout Ended.

LoApoN. Aug. 20.-The lockout of shipbuill-
cr. on tie Cl,ieis Nirtun,1 ended Atn meeting OF the
ina.r, 10 dnN dccncd 10 open r work. ON 1n"H
dl M, Did rate ut wages. IHning the settlement Of
tit dispute li arbitration. tn Mhrh nih pllurs hhN"
u.i. ill -uNn1it Tho master, nnd m'n Nii meet IN
in.'lsfrlY t. y tuc the basis oi HrhilAton
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Tho salc Of Snrsarnrillas for blood and liver
fiu almost tnfiltll suIcr -drd l H. lulNrlhc
uun Dr rlorr". Gukirn VI di'a Discovery. whleh lar
sur ps sses cibcscy ther Ouuipc u,olicines -Ads
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AZ nulg,-r r., G.dsa. o. 49,
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1s,-morrow az -, 4 VI. the party Will pass
train returning 10 dinc a, the Grnw!ord lIous"
at n, A. NJ. They will leave the Crawford at
one O'clock for Bethlehem, whore teams Will be-
Litlrton The cars viii again be taken Tor Ply
mouth, where the parry viii spend the night.
Tlp Tor House. MOUNT NAsHINGTON, y. H..
Aug % The Presidential party cr tn taiyan
House ior this place at O'Clock this afternoon.
arriving here al five minutes past four; re-
ccptlou was held IN tho large parlOr, and "A gen
cral shaking Of hands WAS participated in.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-26
A. MACINTOSH.
Notary Public and Con,eyaneer,
Real Estate and Tax Agent.

Has esznr3ess Abstract e Ti'ie - A. Lands
ta Asas tS.as = vii attend g tie ss2rvA as@ sst
ssls * tsasss sas - herr Part ~ssssf sts<-sAA
asssataee Ya3A - TrsAsfey II Ecal ests:e snd
faszsAt Il fares, rasraasss solicited .Ea sAtss-
fseSkeu xaArxGts~~i.
ersrs "a Nall ssrr~s. a~afsy ogTs~ase the ''sse-
Cd. exsAs Hesei-
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Coucealing him until the hue and cry
were over. Marlon sinuggIed him
through the gates ii a woman's dress
sni with basket & s1ilei linen And
so the mystery ot Aymer Prestou's IS
CAPE remsined
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VICTIMS OF THE GALLONS.
1ERRTBLE BUNGLTv0 At THE FIXING
orr or SEyERiL MURDERERS.
Negro who Said TINT Wbiskey Did the
work for Him HursiinR Execution In
Mississippi W oud Faint at the sigit.

~. ~ "'"I"' ~"
Tho details Of the execution OF inc muir
n'r'r' ",'e "''''"' az ,'"'
day last, have been re"N'd melton was u no.
D,i,,., hi. ,,,r,i.,,,,ucut and inst rr.,l,,ts to
~" '''~ =, D, ,.', i,,'..,,
MS CNrulion. NJ ton was N'sH'i Joy u huWN'r oi
ministers. hut all their crtrcatirs and prayers
,a,1 ,ssi.t th., ,,r,, IN T., r..,,.nt,,, ord lao
- "
di'A WITHOUT ans nope OIL sAlN"loh III inc III
ture. Fully two tuous mi pers' WIS. a great ma
,..,,. t..;,,.. tr,1 ,,,tt, r,1 ,,,uI,I ti,, COL
lows ana Witnessed the hanging. Melton was
led upon the s0aiiuid and lust before the fatal
l,.t ,y,., ,ind h,.,,.1 t,nyn T., u,nln II fe,v rc
nnr~s., 1nis request was grant It, hnl inc
D"Wri man maze tIr l"h"WihF ,Hiil,1s,
tn,hk ihr III Loud voice, 80 a. To pe hcuru Wy
tn entire crowd.
fuu uf Ncr. iuhn hung, INT ain bought Whl@
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New York Again Called Upon.

Mayor Ely will receive subscriptions for thu
our hundred families OF Mount Carmel III who were
made hon,ics, AMI pcnur.siy the fofuaiothnt ~
ugr tt llI0r tN fhr itl lu.f ABOUT .JNVpt. needed
i- -----l- M .-lu --LL,- u.nL. D. ~. mn. L-r.
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AIGVSr BELMONT a. 60 New work.
DHTNif.. MORGAN a 10.
y. q ". ~TItNMtN - 90.
MORTON. HI.f>> ~ CO.,
First NATIONAL BANK OF
Theory OF NEW SOEA. NY.
BHfNIi. a CO., Philadelphia.
June a. l~yT