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, 1877-06-25

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hAW toAAs duaa aa'-@SoFfoS-Qutet I'D OUT SteAd3l
llN11HSot futures Hcsdyi June, Hal2t1. 0ac3 July,
:; ~, rtos., !, VIA, .nns nnss4, ,st
ss'.set n.toNtt '|.sSnts:suss Hasenpest !!'-1kS
I1.&toi February. ll.e3all asct March .7u.
rLurn-IkuceDta . Il lfIs. vary no,e,nfa fa d. soIt
NO. = sasuso.mi sopsr state snd WeHern' eaat4
choice, "a es4a u, xh.o wheat estys nd. nsa7 40.
fancy. 7n&s7. %. extra Ohio o. asa oI ii. IpIl1
itye HUI. { ahsda stronger. ii IL. 6hx5 IN
naatx-Whsas nsiet nd une6anasis .S,nno,, and
miljsft Inclined 10 ald ID; recrpts St n0 III, jtsa
Irregular nd ansestedt fccsipts LMo b., Sgrsdsa
sts he.yY. roceiptn +a Or, ISt wnsts,a RIA a. ~
Sisis. sSa51ci Tblte III. fIxa1a' ''~" "''~1u ~"e
sHAy-hteady enrI mnrf1anSeI
lf0ra-finIl xnH hrsrYt M n Wesseyn aat11
17agEasKs-Eqneep qaiet. but nfint iiiS csrxpep
sud hssyJi isF q rood feaalpx 0,t4ue pfims. ilSt
i1ISg h9Sasa& dull tuu YrI iflsa atssiy wtfk
! fsir dcmaIl. ~'F~A'' ""N
P1TAoL1VN-Ftrmert CyudA, exc; scnued 1sat1gfe
, 1877-06-25
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WffE6Fs Wn 3rom .10,. t1u,tn0 W.TI.. H.. .I.,,
" 'om sa. ssose ausinE NV rnaay 'os ey
~, "..s "a, ~ W. "e"'' Wa w sosn' '''1a
NJ. ,a,,,.st..s, =" sry.
~ ~. ~, s.Aa "as spsRee.eo Aoto s.o1e u
~, y w .sus. uosus' - eats no.
~ Ia "sn Sa.s ~, ~. soaaR' carr
49,. w, esss .sws.ou w w Haeaui u cars
~; ~. ~ soaa' aom W tais aew M'ied,
vas ~, ~ ,o.,' Sasu' no ea.s .else.oa 10. . cars
NJ Nv ~ an s.s' "n.o oau, ~ casa
.,.,. Nv. w, :. .sg w. ease gfiae too
~ ~ ~ 'g!us'sI os'sy. aos!. oao cars Of
~ ~" ~" w. 1.pSssea @ oosi st.Itu oa whesf.
~. o41 w so.p. wv! W osts, 'osu oa fye+
r. Nv .ssu'na ptvauea ma,sen we're 2ehetf'li
atme1 w e@tIsos5' usesdssans be!nx suoug, tsll
.ts"a .s"as wv s1o's .ue SESSION. Iaefe wss de-
.. ..sa s...a sso1t W NV eom"eFca! A!mospaete.
saeS1u n'a eoaAo. were 9aoteo htshef. snd
1ae nssns. n'asseu aa not EXHIBIT material la'
t,rs p.u.enen.. 4os Wee!hef, too, continued cool,
, 1877-06-25

HpM0R.
+ An eel is not "a SLIPPERY as politician, but Il
eau live on Watcr longer.
t'What 10 the worst slda OF nava. warfarct''
asked q school .teacilcr, "The broalsIilc,H 70
piled boy In tho baek sent Lie went up to
Tho head.
An 1rtshmnn has defined nothing to bo ~
fooslesa stocking without legs" A description
you'll sec IT," said Pat.
Tho Graphe asscrts that "a pawn-ticket WAS
discovered in tho trousers Of Agalnemuon." A
very natural circuulktance Nhen VIC rccollcct
that f!e sponted good deal Of Greek Just be-
fore his demisc.
X. conhle4 secret to his friend, who hastcns
to repeat Il. Meeting h!m Yesterday, X, says to
him pothteu'y: "Wlst would YOU think Of the
inan wlln dvuigeA secret tntrusicd to him ~
"lhlnkt Why should think tLat he had only
initiated thu other lnan."
l. happened tbs other day tlat our vito rot
aod .ssa e lGs s4ss s epa psa a gsa
got hn.ne she bud cut out two new drcssca md
: neat basque by 1t. and was beginning on a
hew-faah!oI.el cont for ourselves. Ble thought
0a Gnv CaA
Two Of the old boys" comfortably cIrcum-
s&ancca and accustomed to Indulge ia from tpu
to twcntY drinks per day, werc day or two
ago watching man who WIS squeezing lime-
1uce Into glase, when one ot them remarked:
get him to drink anything" Il Oh, ycsin was
the answer; ~ knew him we'll enough. tell
YOU It's bound to fetch them altes awhile"
The. warm weather brings one relief. The
manulaetIEef9 ct cough medicines hays With.
the neTspaper no more secs staring him IN she
face the startling Inca, "consumptive, IT.
, 1877-06-25

FLoUH-Wu ssthcf more active, though tbs Dc.
mani xu chiefly On local account aud ehcrs WA
is change In prccA though the greater strength IN
toar tAuacd s11Rht1y ar1nes feeling ahs PART OF
duuF hoidss- Sales wars reported Of AIS Gr vntera
and $50 hrs sprtns extras. ON prlSss tsrs and $50
brs re GouF partly a $3.50. Total, 17B5 bfss. Ths
market clossd with the following tbs a4kng rangs
ot prices: Choice winters, aNtGtsaaos medium d..
%. QUA aoi sonnoa do. t7037. Is; choice Nnuesoa
ePrlng. ~ 0a8. 50; medium do, s7.73aA 3oi choice
patents epstlsln o.; medium do, fl. yA1a 70; COM,
moa do, *sbxsa, 80; choice family doRr <spslus,,
a. aoas oos medium Do. e7.o&s7 eos spring sKtfas,
- aht7.t choice spring s1per1nes 1auaa 6ui me.
diun do ~ 6o1o.ua isys Gour. 4AsuHaoA
DsAx-Was lsss sctlso. sad generally quoted arm,
though nos selling ~ btxa ~ fri4ay Iales vsEs 10
taas II &1lsoaI On track. snd sliao pas tou fres
Oh board Cart
coss.AsAL-ssla wa seportsd Of 10 tols coarse It
Via 00 pcf Ton On track
sHosrs-aalo wss s1Ads OF ~ toul at gl3uo per ton
free oa board cas.
wHEAr-wu aetirs and stronger till towards tbs
elosc. but very Irregular. The market sdyAaced %
24e. but xs4Eened and closed Nv lover for JuJ than
Friday afternoon while August etosed 10 higher. Ths
leading feature Vt ths day this coking up OF ths
Ausu't premium 70 1ahe. Liverpool reported muEs
t1Juiry. With carxosa aEnsF. and Eex YORK 4al
AvA hlxhsf hut thu possilxa On ths board
, 1877-06-25
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Clearings Of the Chicago
Bank Decreasing.
The Produce Markets Moderately Active
and Irregular-.-Provisions
Firmer.
DreadstufIs, Strong Early, and Close
Eas1er..elfogs In Very Large
Supply.


Taking the country through bus!ness now seems
to be not qnlte good az II vas At this t1me last
year, when It wns By no means satisfactory.
The eiearings Of the ten principal cities for tho
fortnight ending Jnpe 10 show tri1ing gain over
The corresponding figures Of 1870 but thls fsshoun
to BE- due 10 An Increase OF stock speculation in
New Yurk. The operations Of tho Chtcngo
b4nka TOR The last three weeks through Tho Clear.
ine.Ilousc foot up $, 7A7, ,D01, while for the cor
responding period Of 1870 they were soa E31 1872.
adccrcase OF 10 per cont. This activity Of fpeeu.
tation that has bton ut work In New York has not
bad tts counterpart in Chicago. business on tho
Board OF Trads the last month has boon quiet and
the general commercial business Of the city dui1.
New York exchange sold between banks 1t GOD
sic PCT 81, 900 premium.
Tho ciearings Of this week we're reported ~ fol-
lows BY Manager D. T. uale, Of tho Chicago Clear.
, 1877-06-25
did 1Fipn

COVERED by II. Dcrtnelot, Ia tho Bosclly MuscuIn
nt Aasselllcs. Among ths antiquities there, he
found glass Tesscl which haa been taken from
an aueicnt Roman cemetery nt Aries. Tha vcesei
Ia been closed BY melting ths upper portion.
Il contained eolorcl liquid which analysis
showed to ~ winc, with ialF percentage Of
alcohol, and thu other usual col4titacut4 OF
fermentel K1spo julea- 1t IL supposed 10 h2Ys
been Al o1elluR to tie deAd.5
, 1877-06-25

VIC quite: FAGcy cfchfnfy.31ts1. tHoice dA15s l74
7oc medium To good !aal,cs Inferior to common. Do
DAGGINa-ss1es Of gratn bags reached fair aRgre.
gate ami fully previous figures wcao realized TRAILING
L nos'ssr ssss 'sss sss. e s s:x
S;;;'' fs,;. sS :ss: Ii; s;' ]:
e|s giisH9iie:. 3!ii een.nue to work ,ova..ra pnae,
TIL s%saA a.
!; . s;s; rs
ss4 mry '2s s 4 a@s @ :e,sS Ia saSf;aE ESs. fs:
s: '5;:S ' '''s's sHse, nsis": Ss
nj te g nstas:
1FisFr-rnsrs vas nothing new. to bo .AM Of tho n.h
n.,ax .nxs 4ns1s & Tst ree xs wniea tss
Ss ;tS'' ,.s;
t. &: sSfs st..1y! .i1 III
a. 4: t:S!:sf s;;ss :s 81;
5 II o M Nofssfa;hh ssa hts1na n11fas psg e So! se
Co!HMhta il!,er eSln.Gn. . h.hrt *a:32:
enaasrs sers a.ssa s.,. Tho general market wa quiet
Steos nss l.xs eo!,s Turk.
ri. a Es:a q, s3a II; -; fo';ss a.sate vseicis
7Gs.s; zsai s
eci soahtrn. tss3s 1!s1eknHs5eA 7ascs ssspb<r'
&c: FtSsss s.sas ks @ :i.ss o;ss:s!s .:lsSs is:
sitsssart ssa.e; Wilmington Deaaaiz, esoSsi Ten:
nt;Ess In t.r sunni, and reqnt, \.
.:sSa' nsf sst Rses rsese % s.s1s. fsea ths se.s s
&: a. stss
s; Soas yss: .e9 IS
:IpE ~ Cd :SSss s ~ % IT.
I'll |s.@s:s: s''r os'ds:
a3$ ssiss - ~ ss.ss Il III
suass.P.ssas sat Sst; a2,aa' s.a.hsa ,sAc;
I'll n ssles.
oi1s oii1iaSs;.-c.,torn1s .osro.t ar,p. oas,ot c.ltor
sss M Ss s ~ U ssss
s;SS:P S5, sS,Sss. ssss s.t, IT.
nil "s si! sfEsss IS|s!ss
81; s:ss w.. !, s. rsaas.s 70, ,ss.a,
.aa 4 Vi; Tsetay: s;s%siS S 5oss.sS!
siesS!. taES. ..,..-.. ..,,.-,.
ELL s:sss:s sy $;ss,E ii. ~
sssc; rTTen.curtd, light 1s;3Dsies and heavy, ~
stHHe damaged. .1A,t 1,4e p*rl cured :HasAeI
ptis az kip caH, lsaiooi dry. .tslEtd hdsA Ile
iDfi.3-EaIbon easci or another Hc yesterday, ITO
's stfsz 3 r.
lard o, wat seSY n tia aIYanco Of lhH day befuru
insrc snh turnentinn Wefadult va now 0uota; CA,
,n Iids. tess 3ct do llp03a ted 80 deg l7ci
INV vhlie iQt; IT'S Ici els
tss IA ii n 7Hct No. l. Gic: Eu l. Hti M raw
5Is: Boiled 7tG; whate Elatef bic ache, jHe speT
11to neltafoot olf. strictly purs 3lit l0i ao X.
tTa H5tt{se; do, N l. Is tc hank oil. 47c1 sTAts,
dotzed. ~ gEay, l5c' gAs1!ine as9o51e4, u dex.
, 1877-06-25

Bosroa. June G7.-Nool nusto excited, weez's saes,
a,ttl 0Uf nsaTxet almost nAfe Ut Leeccs, Otltu 4
sna sare u ,a, neia a?1s e,!9c
waahed 15atlici rtlotee Kentucky II hklcat 14urcs
pulled In good dtmAndt super aud \, 2sAsAtG o0HhllR
GU1ieH. A7tSn.
, 1877-06-25
COMMERCIAL.

TINS following wese tho receipts and shipments
tho loadsng articles Of produce In this city during
tho twenty.fo hours ending At z o'clock on
Saturday morning, and for tbs corresponding
time Last ytAfs
, 1877-06-25

Ekw YoRE. Juns 1s.-psy Eoods markst rather eniet
with commission hunDca and }obbnEI coktoh Euoda
Bea.J u cuFreat gnnlafouss etln fancy prints Mtn
rather more oCtlye, ana KtpR,AtIs RFe III fair de-
Mknd. SIn'G WnAF w6u3cN4 AIlA nXluels arss being
freely delivered In execution OF olavr4.s
, 1877-06-25
PETROLEUM. .

CIRy.t.Kp, Jaao 21.-Pctrocum market dull at
81. .tuGbl.1iH. - -
FiTrsntiK,. juno q. -rctroleum quiet and steady,
crude &I.bu Il FaEkera. refined, 12&c. rhilalc1pha
delivery.
, 1877-06-25

a Romance 0f Eenttty-The Devices
OF ehe Queens OF Soctoty-taoW I'lnlfl
Fcntttrcs nrc nIntle Attractive, nnd
tho lslcn1ashcs OF Nature nrG Eltdtleia
" tho Wttchory OF Art-An lnscreat-
Ing Revelation.
Y our climate, and owing TO American modes
Q! llic, not one woman possesses that best boon
OF nature-a fntr complexion; gilt without
Which thcre can bo no real beauty.
There la no uso Of ropintng, bccauso II Ia so.
,ltae scnsbla thing, under the circumstances, Is
to seo how ting defect lnay bc overcome.
Clearly, In this matter, Art must bo chilled
upon to supply what Nature Inns denied.
Does fair render ask, ltowt
this article.
"Whas can't 10 cured need not bo endured"
IN this case. Az a!l.nat chemist, named Iiagan,
rlafncst face rad!ant, and OF overcoming al Tho
!efcets which, without his invention, often make
llfo long martyrdon to iadics Of society. Mn
Hsgan's
, 1877-06-25

receipts arc expected btte soon. Droom-corn was
quiet but firm, and the better grades hso quoted
about s1o 90 Der ton hIshor. Seeds wcro quiet
and steady. The hide market was ftmer under
light receipts, with good demand from local tAn-
nsra, who arc tho principal buyers, as tho Eastern
fnArkets arc dull sad dealers are receiving few
dcrs from Tho scaooasd clties. Hay WAS In light
request for shipment. Tho seed market remains
quiet Potatoes, hay. and poultry were nm.
changed. Green fruits were IN fair request and
steady.
Lake sscishte were lets active, aud shsde arm.
Ct, .h!ppcsa bidding Ae for corn u Buf'alo. whc
carriers generally insisted on &C. and the fack Of
agreement made things quiet Room was taken
for 9. 600 bu wheat LIE, 600 bu corn, md Is, 600
hu oats.
Rates on provisions by lake And canal wore quot
cd Al 15c per 100 Tbs to New York.
Rail ffc'Rhts were dali, hut nomfnAi)y steady At
former rates. To New York soc per 100 lss On
grain, and 45c on bo1ed meats. To Goaton, Port
land. and Providence, 31c ON grain and 60t on
provisions. To Interior New England points, $50
on grain. Trovlsions 10 baltimore, 43c. and 10
PhlladelphEs, Acc. To Montreal, 25e on grain aud
3ie on provisions. t'Fourth. .claas" rated Toe
abovn grain.
IRREGULAR" PROVISIONS.
Tho Fotk.Packers Association held 4 meeting
Saturday afternoon and tndoEscd tho following
resolutions which to be preaeated to tho 1loard
Of Trade with tho request that they bo incorporated
In tho rules Of that organization:
WnxnKts, IN view Of tho increased volume and con.
Z s;s r I'll Ii s sSs S'sSsst s
:ss II, :: g:
PACKING.
The Ctncannau Price Current says:
g. ass ns s nhF n
, 1877-06-25

LoaK kndaAoE clcats Quoted at f3te cssh or Jnne:
and 1ttc stllef AuXust. Eunhefsnd quiet 81 gH3
astct luug cut hams sh49tc q! tgxed, sweet ptckea
h1ms 7ss&s9to, Qteta aauls. 7k47Ae. o,+
short sls, aH&s4c tut shoTt csars, bHbIoo tos hama
Ill cap yaaseA and packed.
Gk1AsH-W44 quiet u Atf870.
NEKP rHOUuCFs-Wers atcady snd quiet II 4tu73
ethM for mcai &li. T34l2.Oo for extra meaAj an1
@glMxAAl 81 Tor hama =
TALLuW-Mas atdAdY A$ 73k47kq for city. 6p4 "a
INC for country. ~
, 1877-06-25
4otA taAeSs o49.sls
SHIPPING VALUES.
We copy tho following. by permission, from tho
circular OF J. II, Drake & Co.:

circular OF J. II. Drake + Co.:
Casn wheat At fi.4A intermediate chsrEcA l2.fc.
would eost MongsIe shp, .57A Insurance, ~ Pcr
currtncy yaao you'd cot ~ 81 cosst neerbo,fn's
6s stotit IL to t,e lisfssor of ssipniants. ''A 0
cs,n eoTn 4 47e inte5mGdsts charscs iie, Eonid
cnfroncy value, q steam tfai9ht wn1d cont 2{s I
cI.1uay tn liEcrN,oa Value ~ quoted, "a. or Ufc
PER bn 70 tho dtsfavoF Of shipments.
ORAtN IN SIGHT.
The Eew York Produce Exchange Wseflv gives
tho following tho visible supply Of grain, COM
poang tie stocks IN granasy at tho principal polnta
OF accumulation at 1ako and scaboanl ports, and
In transit by rail, June 10, 1877.
, 1877-06-25

INO f1S1oN8s
ftO0rnoDUCfs-Wurc moderately active, aud lrreg.
u!Ar. There little change tu The tone Ut out4!do
adslcesi hut products weakened caEiY BY largo
receipts Of hogs and lower pffcea The market rsrov
sfed lAtar when t known that hogs had improved
under \ good demand. The trading for futuTa Nas
larger than usual. onssdo OF chsnGeA md khela
also mora dtepottiioo 70 buy foS export.
AKB4 poHK-WA active and 4rmtF, advancing 90c
pos br and cloang oc above tho latest figures Of Fr.
day. TEefs Wa = good demand. which Atemsd to 10
ch1edJ foua The short Interest," And much Of out.
aida account Sales vsrs reported Of 800 brs cash At
si2 q, 600 bFis seller July At $t3 609lJ OO
~ 600 hra seller August At Sis. eoal3l2l And ITO
brA Aear September at &l2.R5ll3.:o. Total, ~ e+0
brA Ths market sto<ed tteAdy 1t 4l2 872i2.0O cash
se1teF Iansi ga 7g0li2. SIX Keller July; &I3 n2ta
ials ~ lhs closei and scl!oF ths year Al siasli1
r,%. iss ss. e RGtt At and s1
LiRp-Wa moderately activot and easier. teclen!nR
ltuMnrt Il H. aAxs 70, >, SOD tea seIler July a. f. ss
H. s D tn tc4 Aellot August At HS A&0 Anu $50 tcA
seller September a t9 " Jotsl. y. Mntcs Tho mst.
ber *as auu,lnal u w. 10 ~ tits clo4o New lard was
quoted II per {u ~ hcow the price Of regular
AkArs-Were n fair dcMAnl for export, chiefly On
summer !os hut thc market va easts carly. "a s}n.
sa!ei reported ot $50 uU shot.Eb9 at a. 7at
o. Is ptF ltu - cash Or seller Juiyi tsK7AH1 seet
Augnat3 and ". u seller September III boxes suIcF
long e!eass u H*o 80 bdxes lang and short c1uA
n tcs .x.ut. pickle fiss Us ~ :, ss III s..Ect
ClOkct Al khH following Uf DftCEx:
, 1877-06-25

LoNDox, Juno 23.-consols for money and
account, U3 l5.la
American securitlea, 0ss, 1o4H; G7s, 1oox,
1o.i0s, look; new Ia, 1e7As; New York Centrn1,
B3i Erie w; preferred, ID; Illinois Central, 81.
FANS, juno al. -Isouteh, 105f 6:Jo,
, 1877-06-25
GENERAL MARKETS.

ALC0H0f-Was IFM At 81. .00l3 10.
DtlO0sf. COttN-NeatIy all tho better grades Arc
quoted higher By dcalcr1. VIM control eAc market.
Trade Il only fair: Green hnrl, 7a7<o, medium hurf,
rcd.tinpeA, a<aA1c, gresn brnsh, with hnrt enough
to work H. e07c; rc.i.tpre with do, tGaNc; rcd do,
4h4asct lnsIe brIah. 4I93Ect medium TO choco
aa1k braid. aH2aHet Inferior brush, 4k3o, crooked
do 1Ha1c. ... .....
nuTTEH-1n the butter market little tbatt ntw was
developed. Theirs wns xsttfactoty active local aud
shipping demand. aud a Itotty iarKu volume OF bust
accomplished At lIlIJ sustained prices, though
should tho present rac Of auppy long bc maintained.
It would be surpraing prccs underwent change
for the worse. THO Now York Efdietia says:
Tho rcccip1 and exports Of butter since May the
beginning OF tho trade yet:) compare - fallowb.
, 1877-06-25
North German lloyd.

TUG steamers Of thss Company viii eat avery sakG..
lts1es % P1Mace-Fr9a Nav yerk e SOUTHAMPTON,
esSn ao so sssn.xs ao SaS
Or Iais4ge Apply 10 OELilicllA & CO.,
Su1WfluG ttf4en. kcT tpft.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-14
ROWE oY. IL

ROME, Nov. Is.
There il no foundation for the alarm
ing rumors current ct Paris yesterday
about the Pope, who still suffers from
weakness, but whose condition has not
recently become worse.
LONDON. Nov. Is.
The Times says in consequence Of
Germany selling some silver ct 54H
pence per ounce, the market here has
become completely disorganixed. There
10 an entire abs nee ofany disposition to
purchase. 1t IL now quoted At 54X.
ST.. PErERsBURa, Nov. Is.
The Ootos publishes q special from
the Russian headquarters before kars
which says : The Soghauli and Erievan
columns have taken up positions near
Erzeroum.
CETTrNJE, Nov. Ii.
The Montenegrians yesterday cap
tured the fort commanding the town OF
Antevari, with its garrison, two guns
and . quantity Of ammunition and pro-
visions. The Montenegrians are I'D.
vancing on Antevari.
LONDON. Nov. Is.
A dispatch from Paris Gays: The
violent terms of yesterdays resolution
for an enquiry into electoral abuses,
at first created alarm In consequences
OF the severity of Its denunciation Of
the Ministers. who are described as In
reb ellion against the sovereignty OF
the nation. However, explanations
relieving MacMahon of the response
bility, allayed the uneasiness. in the
face OF this resolution and the Com
mitttee's report under it. The Cabinet
cannot survive in the presence Of a
Chamber which accuse IL. IL must
either disappear or again resort to
some violent measures.
PARIS, Nov. Is.
President MacMahon declared yes.
terdsy to the Ministers. that in the
presence of the violent accusations
brought against Thorn In the Chamber
and which equally affected the whole
Government, he could no accept their
designations, and begged them to re-
main At their posts.
ROME. Nov. Is.
The Pope In better to-day. He gave
audience TO several persons.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-14

miles above. crossed the new bridge
over the river, save the draw part, and
IS 1 logged along 1t seemed TO be pretty
firm under my tread. 1t was here that
the United States army was defeated
by o locomotive engine, but as the
army consisted, beside the officers, Of
only one man, Uncle Sam need not
mourn over the defeat, particularly -
reinforcemsuts numbering eleven men
gave him the victory. Yuma IL . hot
place, but the inhabitants assured me
that il was o cold day when / was
there. I thought It quite hot enough.
The male Indians here use nice, cool,
dark-colored, natural pantaloons. that
have got feeling in them, n $ touch
with 4 pin-point would prove. As q
race, they look better than the Sho-
shonss Of Nevada, being stout, strap
ping fellows with rather Intelligent
faces.
But 1 must stop. My next letter will
speak Of the trip between Yuma and
Globe District, by way OF the Silver
King mine. In the meantime I may
say that this district ia sure to attract
the attention of mining men. 1t is
very extensive; has many fine mines,
as yet, however, undeveloped; has q
delightful climate; q fair share Of wood
and water, and is attractive in out
ward appearances.
/ am glad to get the SENTINEL, and
by the campfire its good things are
really enjoyed, including DIR. Herrick's
letters from Tuscarora. Adieu for the
present. PRosPECToR.
Globe City. A. T.. Nov. l, 1877.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
= YORK.
Further Particulars of the Van
derbilt Will Case.

New YORK, Nov. IL.
The Vanderbilt will contest was re-
sumed to day. DIR. Ballen, the Com
modore's son-in-law, was examined.
He denies having the bitterest HOSTILE
ty to the Commodore on count oil
litigation, and dwelt on the relations
between the members Of the Comno-
dore's family and the Commodore, In
the procuring OF q governess by VIM.
H., who AZ to he Q companion TO
Miss Vanderbilt, who WAS keeping
house. Witness went over the OK.
pressions used by the Commodore to
VIM. H., such as q blatherskite, etc.
The latter never resented them, but
Cornelius did. Other children often
opposed the Commodore's views. In
1916 VIM. ii. said to witness that the
old man Was bound I o be under the
influence of some woman u that lie
Was bound L control that interest.
The silver Bill Before the senate
Finance Committee.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
The Finance Committee agreed to
hear a delegation OF New York bank
ers on the subject of the House bill for
the reconciliation OF silver. This
evening the committee, however, eoin-
menced the consideration of the bill
for action and adopted An amendment
striking out the clause providing for
the free coinage of silver bullion, but
adjourned without arriving at a decis-
ion as to what provision should he in
serted in place Of she clause thus
omitted.
sherman md h silver Question =
Governor Rice has . Talk with
the President.
WASHINGTON. Nov. -.
Secretary Sherman Is annoyed at the
statements sent from here purporting
to give his views on the silver question.
He has not said he favored q bill re-
monetizing silver with certain restric-
tiCns aud Limitations. He does not
think 1t proper TO criticise financial
bills while they are passing before Con
gress, and he has therefore abstained
from any comments on Bands bill,
which passed the House aud is no W
pending in the Senate. II is known,
however. thai Secretary sherman has
not modified his views formed along
time ago regarding the silver question,
and that If the senate Finance Commit
tee should call for his opinion. it would
be promptly given and would not be
favorable TO the pending measure.
Governor Rice, Of Massachusetts. in
lis interview yesterday with the Presi.
dent, informed the latter that Massa-
chusetts Republicans desired to have
it understood that the result of the late
election should be accepted as an un-
gratited endorsement OF his Admins
tration and the Southern policy, and
that they were in entire harmony with
the Administration on the latter quss.
ton. The Governor left for Boston 70.
day.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The GREAT WAR.
LATEST FROM THE FRONT.
Servia to take a Hand.
THE FRENCH SITUATION.
MISCELLANEOUS EUROPEAN NEWS.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. IL.
Mukhtar Pasha telegraphs under
date of Sunday: The Russians are in
trenching themselves in the neighbor-
hood of Devs Begun. According TO
the intelligence / have received from
kars up to the 4th instant. the force
investing that place Is not very numer-
Gus. the principal efforts of the enemy
are apparently directed against Eze-
rOum.
BERLIN, Nov. IL.
1t is said the Admiralty are prepar-
ing for the eventual necessity of COM
polling Nicaragra to indemnify the
German Consul, Eisenotuck. for the
assault recently committed upon him.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, Nov. Is.
Private kilograms state that the at
tack on Erzeroum was renewed Sun.
day.
LONDON, Nov. IS.
Following Ii the text of the Tunes
Belgrade correspondents dispatch re-
porting that the participation OF Servia
in the war was decided on: From
most trustworthy sources I heard that
the active interference OF Servia in the
war is nearer at hand than was gener-
ally supposed. Yesterday another
subsidy Of two million francs arrived
from Russia. An extraordinary Cab
met council was held yesterday under
the Presidency OF Prince Milan, In
which it is stated the participation of
Servia In the wal was determined on.
A proclamation to the army Is said to
be already prepared.