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--wne 4 was without dsciard change ihs asass we're
$1,000 bushels al ~ - ~ 90 Tor nad amber
81 ~ tor 30 Icisao tor al Asgustt a. ~ fuf Ma N
wsusee spring tor sepieasef 81 10 aT Jsctya spfns
Saes the call 500 busnrls No sffaf, 80
tembcr . 25ts. The flowing tss aud
prices the cal NO red Tor August. ~ a. Did az ~
toGer s 34ls bid Il 49,, skrd. No anser Coz sage.t
~ 30 IBID. al a. asked a., rsltcmBsf VI By I'D. ~ %
asked; 80 North~ Tor rcptcm 81 ~ sta ~ ~
asked cora uncb nssa. eis in- vesy fhe spt
600 tot q IUe ~ "a esssa Bsu lef "A
The sales III call $500 Dnsheis. satus No
5,t5c. 32ipD bushels. september steamer % S'.le
~. % bushels do No ~ 5Hs yf vas stsssy stss 81
day, private terms. eedinr. bsfsy mat
anist Oats duh The ~ o. b.
els within the oIlowing range ;-kstrs sad Ne sh4s,
soc. NO. 40. t2c.. 80. do to'se sxirs cad 10;
Harp AND JurE--rhere was no radical chaats IN tAss
marxsL We quote inerican ar ssed. clio q tiru
for ,i,ge, saio s2i5 ior double sse si1 slss e'
uudrssscdi nussia ciesn. $40 s4iO. TsId. Italian.
butts 35s. currency. csss. spots Manila hemp. Jsc
sssi, sac tic lstie. &C.. al gold
MoLAssEs New orleans va, ssttsmeiy aai srd ssees
entirely bominti Foreign ws Also Gal We
quote CuDa cenrius al ana mixed. 2+c. aJtc
SIC. $751;. nuscovsdo rrnniar Sic asc grocery 49,
42e.. Porto Nico DC Jt. English sisnds fuc csc
New orleans. good. fsc prime. JOc cncics, vsc
NAVAL roEFs. nlrits turpcutiIe vas IN airy astive
request aud pfees wene better sin ana otnef knds
dull uBchan cd Sales 80 SOs spfs tufpesf.ns
az gaze. iVJ buiA Ni option sytembrr. slc.
quote pirits turpsuti"e. msnani syie orasr sosth.
an $40. Rssin -tioud strained. ~ So ordinary 90,
81 ~ Pch ~ - Tar. ~. Adviscs from Wilmiuafna
were f,ows -.lsosn Hrm rrAinca. u go. gvoa d.
81 %. Il IN, ~ 10 spirits quiet. Sic
Ons -Lins OIL steady bu no, ysry sc,ivs. Cot
sonseed oil steady but guieh Lard OIL Fish
oils quiet but steady We quote Linsccd Csc sinc
lsSd. prime sesssnssis. 7Sc. sss sperm. sauds,
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CLOSING ouorArioxs-3 r. NJ
The closing quotations thrco p. NJ. we're as fol.
THE MONEY MARKET

Money on call opened at a2H per cent, advanced
70 per cent and closed at u per cent. The follow
Ing arc,tbe rates Of exchange ON New YORK at the
undcrnfentloned cities to-day :-Savsnnah buying H.
selling X; Charleston, steady, u d premium; 81.
Louis. % prenium Cincinnat steady buving so dis
count par, selling Ito; New Orleans com me rcal NJ
bank u, and Chicago, so discount Foreign excnause
is dull and steady, with actual business at 81 ASA.
Tor bankers sixty days. sterling and ass a4se for
demand.
I'VE GOLD MARKET.
Gold was steady at 1904 throughout the day. Tie
rates paid for na to per cent re an
nun, and "a until Monday.
s<I ID Il srI
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NEW HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST H. SHEET

reserve Of s1.2. <oo-shs c5s<see s,iwesr ioss Of
si.id'. 800 legal ~s1ss sosss nd gan Of ssss soo
spse'~ ~ rssssa. however. Of . rscsssss or
sa'Ssooo IN deposit aaonsfis me ssrpius reserve
raiss snessh ev~recns the % " ss71 eco 10 total
scsi.sss N sss,on. The ssrplss reserve
10 noe So. 25-. ooo
Tie toilo~ing Is eerparsos Of the averages q tns
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
. coMxERc tAL.


TIL. wh.at s.rs.. has not assnsed ssis wceE' sshs
srssss, 40 spsea kr very rsas fsi in PARIS lot
oa, I've r Il less ,han To- raasS q prce s
DOOR 90 tested SHOWS no distinctly declining tendency What
s,kcrso lAsx .rAnKsrs.
LosDoE, August II. 1877 .
ensae less Affected BIZ tho asoraoe state Of
Business thfou bout the klngd5m Deliveries generally
leading sssls. sad apart from posca nnesrta MY IL S
desls 20 ssceunt for the continued great oppression
ss s .. s'' ses ss.ssd 'a me s @ e.
,.sss To. S"ss AID sse,n,sii0ns Sneha ssd
the sghesl point II the Tho indian famine and
opinions Respecting the wheat harvest here have
the isvxs svss and Stocks aosations have
m ther ssca~d Ia many 10 tie eatent OF Is
p.@ssrs rsma rs STEADY sps iasps.fe sold a.
lower rssss er i,ssitsi qasntlty on the spot
Ssw roax PRODUCE ExcgANos isroRr
Pors Eastern suli ~ 7ns western s,saiy At 54 Ia
81 81 ns clear ss a .Ss' "a, Ha 'a a, ss
iIsm>-Lons cut steady IT SIS: .houIdcrs steady
20 s. s .r !. Us nar sSI r.% %ss s.ssdy
.eaay AZ a3~ % ral,o~ c.iy hrmer Ar larpen
,lns spirit, "esiy =, 2ss so.ln cn'n ., dn q 5,
Lard n ste.y at 81. floarENtr, stats dun At ~,
"a -s..s 1 s 40 ~ spring s,.nsy
Mes-rn seas In shs mar@ot Corn Mixed son armer
GLASGOW. August n. 1877
sugar closes stesdier. Prices are irregu A. and Is
L. 3D. io~er the week. except tor the finest .rades
AHrwxar. August II, 1877.
Petroleum. 3it tor nns pale American
FiSANcIAL
PAsIs. August Il. 1871
Loypox August Ia r. NJ
The II builtnn Withdrawn Bank OF king
land On balance to-day Is $4,000.
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ssa req'ts sis.sos $50 tls 20 sos ire sssi $50
skrosrs sss upsrs
The foreign commerce Of ne ,srt tor ne ~ess go
a. foilows:--csses.. gerrhsssss t>por.s. ssis4i.s
dry goods %. ose ZEE. preasc exper,s ssc.s ssl,
and specs sxpcr.s. t21soss TIE tsssi i@esrs. Of
merohsnsiss 81 the psr siae- isssss a ,ss ye.s.
~ere s-os s3sct2 sssasa sisss1s zoo 10, sss corr.
spondins penoa m is's $40 ssa oes "a lsss
The ,ota exports Of pfoancs ser, sis4 al; ainss
tisso7s iss 40 isse sisA lsis "a isfs. ana tns
total experts Of ssecis ssrs Ss.sli.Ass aga nss
sss.l2ssss 70 ts7a and SEQ. ss5 - "a isss
rss fonsoS s.sksr
The Lonaea sdsloss r,pon ara msr1ss for eoesols
aud unacs stasss ooIds ana ransay shares sxcsps "a
tie case Of Ere common. weict 70 q shsss lsxes
The Bsns OF kngabd iosi esoees ssis,ss % sxssss
t9.day. Ressss a, fsfss Ih- c.osins pfoss
IN London Scre;--con -els aoaey sad seosaat ssk .
ssN four one.nali per eent tesas ioss 1897 sosas
io6a; ,en-sorsy bonds. iles a,es ., 1884. los J.
Ere. 81 sa; 40. preserrea 10. Ssw ysrk csasrs.
o.; Iulsos CsawAL sss.
STATS sospa
state bsnas the Board ~srs sissay fof ne~sss
and Virginia ssres. CONSOLIDATED. s>cssd seues, Ms
sour sixcs. icas bonds. sofa al 100
gsILR0AD EoaoA
Railroad bonds we're que, ssa arsss. sai we fol.
loving were tbs changes compared ~nh last previous
ies'--Ah tdvsnos ~ y ~ cou'n fheiuc h@nf' "a
nrsts ssd New Jersey Central brsss conssia4ea n IN
Central Pac No gold bonas ar-is san Joaquin
1rancn) "a IN St Louis ana lfoa Aosnia,l afsss aud
u IN Chicago, Rock islAnd aud raelac aaes Of isl7
aud H.rniual and - Joseph eigbtbs coayeflDles
There was decline OF u In ulon Pael0c arsi4
SHARES.
odlcMl mining quotations. a. s~r Francisco. August
II, eleven O'Clock LIQUID carry. o. savage, ga,
Cholar Potos, 81; ophr. IS; Hale. a Sorsro.s. o,
Grown Point. 4; Yellow Jtckct. Sal Beicber. IA;
Imperial, /; Virginia Consondatcd 80; Caaaornla o.
Uvernan. ~; Raymond Ely, Ia; Eureka, o. ".
81 Best 4 BeIcner, 10; KsntucS, 4; Ua.on consel-
dated, 5; Alpha, 1915 Meadow Valley. IL; sierra
Neveda, All Mcx'can. 10; Caedoaia 4; silver Hi. q;
Eureka Consolidated, IS Justice, 0; Juia consoll
dated, IL.
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I'VE GOLD MARKET.

'iovernment bonds we're hrm, closing steady at the
following anotations;--Uniicd States currency sxcs
s2<5s l.5h do. sxes, 1851, registered i1l4 nix;
DO d. do. coupon, ll2h ll2h do do, 1868, new,
registered, 1868 1917 10. TO-, do, coupon. 1861
lUI do do.. 1867, registered, 1851 l09 do DO,
do, coupon, 1854 log; do. 1863 registered i1ls
alllhs; do do, do, coupon, i1l4 lllh; do ten
foriie registered, 1904 109h do do, coupon 1l2f
ll22s do. 6ves, 1881, registered, 1921 look do
DO, DO, coupon, ioos a l0el do AVS, registered,
1881, los% 1851; do. 40, coupon, losh 1885,;
tour per cents 1919 105
UNITED STATES TREASURY
Inc Treasury holds sS37 coo, 900 IN bonds 10
bank circulation and $ls 7vU 90 to secure pub
lie deposits Bonds deposited for circulation for tho
week, 81, 600 900; amount Withdrawn, 1910 900; ma.
tioua bank circulation outsr snding-Currency noos
sslb $4,000; gold notes, sl,s26,OoV. The revenue
rccc pts TO-DAY s3lO0o0; customs roce pts.
$3.50 600; bank notes received, s74O, 900; total for
week, 81, 700, 900
TEE sASK sTArgNxyr.
The hsak sssIsmeat shows reduction In The total
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CONDENSED NEWS.

Lewis Manor WAS sun struck, Sum
day, at Columbus, Ohio, from which
he died in II f. y minutes.
Lewis II. Johnson, cabin boy on the
steam boat Francis Belle, aged nine
teen, and u native Of Cattlettsburg,
Kentucky, was shot and killed by a
negro at Westwego, Sunday. The
murderer escaped.
The fight for the location Of the CAPT
tai of West Virginia is warming up be-
tween Charleston and Clarksburg. Mar
tinsbnrg also wants IL. There is "A good
deal of abuse going on. The negroes
are Interested In it IA well, and hold
meetings on the subject
An old man named George Fink,
seventy years old, was found in his
pasture on Sunday, with his flesh al
most entirely eaten from his bones by
hogs. Being insane, he had wander.
ed from home two weeks before, aud
his fate was unknown until the 18Th
instant.
Politics In France are becoming quits
interesting. NJ. Hugnet, republican
senator, has been removed from thi
post Of Mayor Boulogne. The dissen
sions between legitimisls and Bona
partists nre becoming very marked
NJ. de FrancliD, one Of the most prom
inent legitimist senators, has writer
letter in which he says al believe
am In position TO declare, In thu
name Of all true royalists and sincef'
Catholics, that we prefer even the &c
public 10 the empire"
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RAILROAD STRIKERS.
The Situation NJ MarllnSburg The
strikers are Expected 10 Take
the Town The Virginia Militia
Throw Up the sponge.
The War Department Orders General
French and Command to the Scene to
Assist the State Authorities In
SURPRISING Violence
Troops En- Rosie

rhe STRIKERS SuI Ia fuII Possession
OF tho nond ANA no Freight Trains
Cnu Movo.
BALrIMoRE July IS. There Is quiet
along tho whole line. The strikers
have stopped freight at keyser, Grafton,
Martinsburg aud Wheeling, They are
waiting TO see what viii happen. The
military are acting under instructions.
Governor Matthews, OF West Virginia,
and the manager of the Baltimore aud
Ohio railroad aro acting with great
caution and moderation, 10 save the
loss OF lie and property. There have
been several wounded, but no fatalities.
A the West Virginia mililiaaro loathc
to fire upon the strikers, u call upon
the United States for troops is quito
probable.
Later--The strike on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad having assumed
such character and proportions In
West Virginia, thnt 1t would not be
promptly suppressed by the state au-
thoritles, Gov, Matthews,of that state,
to-day made formal application 10
the president for troops 20 suppress
domestic violence, under article 4, sec.
ton 1, OF the constitution. The presi-
dent has responded favorably to the
application OF Gov Matthews,and the
war department has ordered Gen,
French with the troops under his COM
mand, about $50 at the arsenal here,
and troops from Fort McHaiier, TO
proceed Ia Martinsburg and other
points where necessary to suppress
violence.
Up to this evening no further vio-
lepce has occurred. The strikers have
| full possession of the road and no
freight trains ARE allowed to move.
At Martinsburg at noon toNdny, they
went into the workshops OF the conf
pany and ordered the men to stop
work, which they refused to do, when
the strikers retired,
Latest-Cars for the transportation
of the troops are now ready in Wash.
lngton, and will proceed TO Martins
burg ~ soon as they can be put on the
train.
WHEELING, w, Va, July Is. The
strike along the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is growing more serious aud
strikes are expected to take place also
on the Central aud Ohio aud Chicago
division.
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rne selenee OF Nn,nlArtlller,.

st. Louis Times: a question, says
French newspaper, OF interest connect
ed with the science OF naval artillery
appears to be at length solved. Lieu.
tenant Middelhoe, OF the Danish ser.
vice, has invented an instrument for
measuring with exacttJde on board
the distance from ship ut sea 10 n
floating object The apparatus has the
form Of II telescope, aud gives range
of up TO 5000 metres. The operation
does not occupy more than twenty
seconds, and the observer transmits
his indication to the pointer ofthe gun
by D special system OF communication
by means of which aim may De taken,
and the cannon fire d at the same mo.
ment. Experiments have been made
ON board n Danish ship OF war.
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FOREIGN.
The Russians are Pushing on IN con.
stanllnOplo 4 Column OF TNCn.
tJ.tWO Thousand are south
of the Balkan.
The Sultan Reported TO be Strongly In.
ollned to Make Peace Has issued
Instructions 10 that Effect 10
the Commandanl At
Shumla.
tho New Foreign 1iUtstcr IIas nccn
Long Believed 10 Favor Peace.
Noon Associated Press Roportl

Long Believed 10 Favor Peace.
Moon Associated Press Roportl
LONDON, July lS.--rho Turks 1T
Nlckopolis burnt the stores aud prin.
cipal buildings before retreating,
\ correspondent Of the Times, at
Bucharest, sends the following, dated
July Il; "ro.day the Cossacks Of
Barren Kruderor are said to have reach.
Ell Lorn Pol0nka, advancing towards
Widdeu from the DObrudschn.
The Russians are reported to have
marched to the south OF Silestra,
which will be hlockaded, thereby cut.
ting the Turkish Quadrillateral IN two,
and fully protecting the Russian COM
municatlous on the Danube,
Lest the Russian ilyiug column
should reach the main line OF tho rail.
way, the director OF the Roumauiau
lines has arrived Mt AdriAnople TO get
all the rolling stock from Philopolis
and further on.
The Guardians Vienna dispatch
states that the two pashas who surren-
dered at NikapOlm are the same who
recently permitted two hundred and
sixty ponlOons 20 pass NikOpolIs for
building the Slstoya bridge, Bribery
Is suspected
The Times dispatch from Pera an
nounces that the Sultan has decided
on auxillares composed of the Mussel-
men iuhabitant Of COnstantlnople for
the reinforcement OF the army of
ROumbau,
A Daily News dispatch, dated vi,
emma, Thursday night, announces that
the car has arrived at Fraterplt, five
miles north of GeugOVa, This indi-
Gates the time has come for Commenc.
ing the investment OF tustchuk
No confirmation has yet been re-
ceived of the report that l(adui pasha
had defeated the Russians south Of the
Balkans. He has, including the garri.
son at Adiiauople, hardly ten thou
sand men.
A ministerial crisis il said to be i'm.
pending ut COnstanlinople, and The
sultan is reported to be strongly IN
clined to make peace, having already
given Namisk pasha, at Shumla, per
sonal instructions on this subject. Ih'
young Turks oppose this policy.
The Daily News Vienna CORES
pondent estimates the number OF Rus
slams south of the Balkans ut twenty
two thousand. Various special cores
pondents of the London papers, in
GLIDING that of the News at Iurna
Magarilla who was an eye witness
of the operation, fully confirm the
capture of the Turkish garrison anC
artillery of Metropolis. The surrender
seems brought about by the Russians
encrcling Metropolis with an over
whelming artillery fire, to which the
Russian and Roumanian batteries AT
Turna Maguarilla contributed There
were three hours lighting on the
GlaHien.
The Daily News Vienna special an.
nounces that the Turks have aban-
doned their line of defense from Cher
naveda to Kustondje.
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SAMUEL H. TlLDEN,

rhc he JurS President sails iur IA
rope nocintng a fuhiir sond an,
Hundreds ~ I,adtcs and Genticmon
Meet Him on the s,camVr where a
LoNoe ~ HELD
NEw NoRN, July ls,--Ex.Governor
samuel j. rilden, aud Secretary Of
Safe Blgeluw, sailed for Europe to-day,
on board the steamer Scytha. Mr.,
rilden had declined ANY public send
oil, but yet the steamer aud wharf
were crowded with hundreds of ladies'
aud gentlemen, aud great enthusiasm
prevailed, Among those present WAS
Mayor Ely, Governor lilden arrived
on board shortly after o'clock, aud
held u leveo on deck TIL IL O'Clock,
when the vessel sailed. He looked
well and hearty, and talked freely aud
cheerully with all, lio said IN AN
swer to questions, that he thought the
prospect oi the democratic party eX-
tremely brilliant Ia regard 70 his
case, he had nothing more to say be-
yond that contained Ia his Mauhat.
tan club speech that It was great
wrong inflicted on the people, aud telt
sure these things would he righted IN
the future. lie said no would certain
ly return IN October from hls tour
What route secretary Blgelow and
himself Will take IN Europe, they have
not decided on, but they will travel
quietly,
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JUDICIAL.
DiAtrirt Court

DiAtrici Court
Cicero Cullen Va, John IL. Cole,
Judgment for defendant.
u, Lambert Va, Jones n Brown;
Judgments for defendants for $1,000.
First National bank vs., A. d. seix.
as; on trial.
county court.
+, NJ, Humphries vs., Texas and Pa
ciic Railroad company; Judgment (nr
plaintiff for 1904 06,
John Kuchner n Co., Va John A,
Mcbride; continued for service.
Russell y Co., VIZ J. r. Calls ct al,;
continued for service.
julius Kahn w. Ii, Mayer h Co.;
continued for service.
James q. Moore VS., Texas and Pa.
oifo railroad; continued By defendant,
llllman II Friend w. Robert No.
CURE; final Judgment by default for
SSsS "A.
A. Harwood vs., j II, Curtis; judg-
ment by default for S732 90 for plain
tili.
John Mullalley vs.. Il. A, u H. 49,
Martin; continued for service.
Field n Stevens Va II, a, Bachelor
ct al.; plaintiffs amend.
City Bank of Dallas Va. James r.,
Barkley ct al,. suit on sheritl's bond,
continued.
J T. Jetlries va. W, j. Wheeler,
Judgment by default final for $3.50 80,
Huiloker II HAMS vs, Hamilton ~
Co.; plaintiffs amend.
w. b. johnson Va. NJ. II. Hanslty;
continued by plaiatIit
CASTOR n Thomas Va Ray ~ Bentley.
Judgment by default on Ray az
principal, and Bentley as surety.
Hurt " Smith vs.. Dallas and Wich-
itaw railroad; continued by consent,
H. II. Lusk VS.. Pointer u Obenchaiu;
plaintitls.amend.
simpson Il Malone vs. w. NJ. Moore,
garnshee; defendants amend.
Mrs. Mary Il. Boehner W.. William
f.. Hughes; Oh trial.
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Tie Atlantic and Pacific telegraph
company's wires have reached New
Orleans.
Mrs. w. o. Bohannon, the wife Of
wealthy Texas stock raiser, Is In Jail
at Wheelingi West Virginia, i'm default
Of three hundred and sixty dollars due
seminary for the tuition OF her
daughters.
New York Herald Il begins to look
as II our war vessels, that Is II we have
any, will all soon be manned by the
colofed brother. That element II 90
large In our vessels now that white
men of wars men whose terms have
expired will not Te-enlist II they can
get anything else to do.
New York Times: ''Some people re-
beginning to entertain a suspicion that
the civil service reform Ia a great deal
like the Irisbman's flea.p Hayes h
taking his time for reformation, as he
did in the case OF Louisiana and South
Carolina IL his own methods work
wonders he viii receive due praise
therefor,
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Night Assoclntod Press Roport.l

a dispatch says the passage of the
Balkans has produced the most pro.
found Consideration here. Hungarian
Journals energetieally demand the i'm.
mediate action of Austria Hungary
against Russia Semietlicial Journals
are less emphatic, and urge delay till
after the first decisive battle.
Sairt pasha, the Turkish foreign
minister, has resigned. Barif pasha,
who has once already been foreign
minister, and once ambassador to vi.
emma, succeeds SafWt pasho,
Note --Safet pasha, has been long
believed to favor peace.
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INDIAN WAR,
Reinforcement Bctng Urged 10 the
Fr0nt-Threo Men ana a4iri Hutch
cred ON cow Crech Treaty Indians
JOIning che Hostiles,

Joining the hoAutes
BOISE CITY, July ls.-General How
ard has his mounted artillery men on
heavy horses, utterly unfit for noun
tain service. The men will be OH foot
in u few days Fort Boise Is left with.
out garrison and the whole OF south
em Idaho without troops,
OMAHA, July lS.--The Second in
fantry, enroute for the Indian war,
passed Wallook, Kansas, this morning.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Is. \ dis
patch from Walla Walla, Washington
territory, says the Indians killed three
men and II girl On Cow creek.
Old Salty, a. Spokone chief, says NO
believes fifty of his warriors have
gone to join Joseph's band. They are
beyond his control.
Colonel Green, with his column, has
reached Little Salmon river from the
south. A messenger from SpOOkhalla
and SpokOne Jerry, non-treaty Spo'
kone chiefs, announce their desire IL
remain friendly aud 20 on reserva'
ton, provided 1t is set apart for them
and food furnished for the winter.
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BANK FURRY.

Uhiongo LtkeWiso ia ihc panickS ~.
dy The Rna 0n the Aideli,y and
state savings, Nv small Deposiiora--
au'ct Restored Ia NJ, Louis.
CHICAGO, H., July S.--Thero has
been small run, by light deposItors,
to-day on the State Savings bank, but
there il nothing like rush. The bank
officers frequently pay out more In
forenoon in ordinary course OF busl.
ness, than they hayeup TO O'clock,
to-day, Il Is probable the run will
ceuse Tomorrow, rs that inaugurated
yesterday ON the Fidelity has to-day.
Quio' Restored ia ~ Leafs Banking
Matters,
SE LOUIS, July ls,--Banking mat
terra are very quiet. over three mil.
lion dollars arrived here yesterday 10y
express for banking purposes.
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The following companies have al
ready booked for dates here for the
coming seasan; Sol Smith Russell,
Haverley's MINISTRIES, Barlow and VIII
son, Primrose and Vests minstrols
KATE Claxton and company, Mira.
Chanfrau, Katie Putnam, Frank Az.
kew and Genevieve Rogers, Slmmons
and Slocun's mihstrels.
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A Horrid Assassination Near Worthwhile
Kentucky.

CINCrNNATI, g., July lS.-William
Anderson residence, near Worthwhile,
Kentucky, was fired while the family
was asleep. Anderson's daughter,
aged sixteen years, come to the front
door, and was fired upon by concealed
parties. She received eleven shots in
her person, and shortly afterwards
died. The motive and parties are I'M
known,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-19

A dispatch from Calcutta, says the
latest accounts from the famine dis.
tricts Of Madras are somewhat worse.
The rainfall has been slight over por-
tons of the Affected area. The num-
Der of natives on the public works,
and receiving gratuitous relief, have
increased. There has been great NOR
tality among tue children. The situa-
ton in Neysore, Is also critical. The
prospects In Southern India are far
from reassurlng.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-19

William Shakespeare WAS married Mt
Bridgeport the other night. His "Mid-
summer Nights Dreamn II only just he
-AidayAIgiS. Doyou refer to the
flaming OF the Shrew ?n- Exchange.
"As You Like IT, - Saratoga Register.
IL Will prove Loves Labor Lost.p---
GrdphiG "Much Ado About Moth.
ing" We hope there will not loo 1.-TWO
Gentlemen OF Verona. n--Aa0 orleans
FiRCS
"AlPs Well that Ends Well ~ there.
fore, we hope no Tempest" will arise
in their peaceful Hamlet"