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ERIE.


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ERIE, Pa, June 10.-Arrivats-slnir India;
sehrs David G. Footc, Keepsake, C. II. Weeks.
GAnJfY. ~
, 1877-06-20

Spectal MspascA 70 7As 7r4bx1s
MARqukr1H, Mich, Jnno 1D.-Cleared, prom
Fletcher; schrs 1ronton, fsyetto Brown. Passcd
down, prop Atlantic. Passed up, props st, Louis
and J. l.. uard. Wind, north Weather, clear
md cool.
, 1877-06-20

Capt, DnndJ's new missionary ship, tGlad It'd.
lhcs, will 10 launched from pagley'e shIpvaru.
near Clark strnet hr,r AZ 1..1o o3rio.k tbf. :rt,
noun. nroeramme al re'trfons c1rrcisss % H.
bcen ,r,nrnad e.. ~ .....a. -, ..,,.s nv a.s
DR.. Goodwin and Hibson have announced their
Intention to take part. Several other ministers
arc expectcd. John Keith has cba,oa NJ lin
iaunen, ana "na knoeE Out tae SOUR that holds tho
vessel on 1he stp1e3 ways promptly At tue hour
aboye mentioned.
Tho Glad TldinRs Il neat ittle craft Of twenty
one tons measurement Her length over ill is 48
fsct and ;inchus; iength Of keel 10 {oet and d
inches; hrcadt Of beaui, IA feet and tnehte and
depth Of hold. fsom the roof OF the cabtu 10 tho
floor, feet 10 inches. Tho hut has been painted
, 1877-06-20
CANAL TOLLS CHANGED.
Taa Coaan'issonurs will mako tho following
thanges III ratu4 Of kul} Tn tho Illinois 4 Michicun

Canal:
.aaart: Sa!k. shfoax! fright, toll mlle mill
nste4a ut u ts eatig, local freight mill iutttA VI
!hEupxb frr!xlt. i mil Instead If Ii Local tfcsat ia
amor rig AMI sCrap trol bolh through ami local
g.. ttysht; q Gi la;ix.a q ,n!ii lesSaye
ttH saiass ies ,1ekaRs. ~ s*ats lnate 1t 81
n MA1 ote. through .a1 local H. ef ulIt laslsad
!ms: :hrMt:h and ocs! ai!l s!,teai Of j; loeEsxe,
IL; losfIasS % cent. tn.te ~; AZ g .se; Isr
q a!an1 rer nile ihrvuxh and aeai. IL mls lnstsai
~ Y osx1Kr. cents n.ttaa Of u ~ s4oh ido9ls
..SST1SsEa .S1,Ea .na ioss @lls a'ts4i sssa iao
~. ~ tolls VI !ottaxe IN .tone r:lnatn tle
atry nse: lbs iii .h,i ao sassea sss e.!
sgblc yas4 @, Hseadan and fn6bs. 1ad Is cents Ref
1uelS 5as1 Oh dimension aud aAwcd d5tssed stops.
usa IL 5stss r. ,ens A. rsssen ass = follows ,n s5
iaroash freight. III rlls: local 10 mIili locEaer
, t. sS1ts' Gnsb ent4s ystI. rnhb!s stoue. Through
[.!s a,s.ton X .toas .h,aaEn MINI local .
s1lIll1: local. Z mlls4 loGkAxs, cent1
, 1877-06-20

Tbe following wefs The arlvals aud clsarancea
during the twenty -four lours onlln8 1t 10 o'clock
1AHt night
, 1877-06-20

HLM0B CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Depo font Of Lake. 1t. and fot Of Twenty 1t
Ticket Once. !2l Randolph. IT., neaf Clark.
, 1877-06-20
N1vc. | A7ftf6.

CHICAGO. 81. PAUL 4 MIHHEAP0LIS LINE
Ticket otccs u Caskst. ant KIn1ie.Blrect Depot
, 1877-06-20

CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, L ST, PAUL HAnn08n n
Eni9n Hepo. corner Mnd!son and Causl.sk, Ticket
and 1T depot. ~~~Sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24

Treasury Department Suits for the condemnation ol n''
property arc sui on trial In the United states Cours sne
also conncc wth Of trunk containing
two silk DRESSES valued at about 5000
BROOKLYN.
The second fete at the Brooklyn Rink on Clermont-
ave, will be given tomorrow evening.
The Rev. c. Ellis Stevens has accepted the recent
call TO the recorship Of Church OF the Ascension Eis
copl on Kent ST. Franklin ave. and will begin hs pas
toiate, there the frat Sunday in November.
Henry Nicholson, n seaman Of the steamer Spntn
Line was drowned last incsday IN the river Hs body
yesterday the foot OF Pactcst ana COZ"
veyed to the OF bis friends, No l0l HudsonaYe
DcpOstOrs representing seven" ghths OF the ue-
post. in the Long Island ngs Bank have signed en- of the
two propositions made by for settlement The
case will before the Court In Schneeady, on sanru
The first pier for the Brooklyn approach to the
East River Bridge IL sixteen ret above eroun the second
ten feet wor men engaged upon the foundat"nso e
third and about twenty men are excaVauDs lof INC o'
pier.
The SurerviscrS Supplies Committee, ACCORDING
to the agreement at ting yesterday VIII the war
rant rived this morning Tor the arrest Of Charity Commits
oner Storms because refusal to testify before the com
mittee.
The Board of City Works yesterday passed reso-
uii0n dec airing that board not governed by ro
cal considerations In ing appointments tn" employees
should not be al upon, anil were advised to refuse 10 pay
otca assess General sOcum said that If IL had be'n
made strong he Wished TO the assessment would De
made sufficient cause for dismIsss.'
The New-York and Brooklyn Ferry Company are
making an effort 10 prevent the sae OF ferry tickets on the
Streets the ference the Communication ana the regu
lar prices making material difference In the companys rev
enue Superintendent Chappe yesterday caused the arrest OF
tvs brothers Edward Francis Dugan aged fourteen ana
stecn rcspctiyely OF No "a Msrcyave for selling ferry
tickets without license The bows held IN 200 each Dy
Justice Elliott 10 appear examination on saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24

Mars 10 be drawn to that planet and becoming sa o
lite have the great velocity that Is assigned M o
servation true OF the following asteroids; f1yn!n
MA Felcitas Eurydce Eva Flora, Atiadne, ana othtS
Professor Alexander does assert tiat khcn Is INC
ORIGIN OF the newly Nuud satellite but that t"e result
afford "a plausible ground for such conjecture SIi
calculations VIII explain the presence oi inc "u'c
satellite OF Mars as that has too 10 Il velocity
MEASURING VIBRATIONS
very brief essay deliver by Professor Aiireh
NJ Mayer, ON new and simple method of determining
the number OF vibrations Of souorous bodies lie oe-
scribe5 several OF the hOds i'm s0vakng VITA e.
pcoial satisfaction of his plan (Oesci1bed last lc9J
which tuuincoI is armed with piece OI lnelahc
f0 that sciarCS uc upon smoke blackcned shccl on
a cylinder revolving by clOcl-wnTk. The seconds peat
OF clock can he maze by electricity 10 send spark
through metallic foil thus burning a Dole III Iho
smokc-1lackered sheet ut each interval 81 .lhe.
line made the sheet bY the f0I IL slhuUu,,'
and shows The nan vibrations between the second
holes, 10y the intervening number OF slnnosltes %
waves But the new cOutrivance Is mnch sihpl'f, US
regards the measurement OF time IL j. KIND oil sIen'
made simply by punching holes near the edge OF cu-
lar card, and setting the card III revolution WINE NC
card j. going round Il is only necessary 10 hod p
opposite the holes. The note sounded by ihs ppu DC
tCrmucs the rate Of revolution. ILis method eau ne
easily adopted lieu seconds CLOCK, thu gives
results tuat are nearly accurate, with very little cost or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
MARYLAND JOcAEY CLUB RACES.
OPENING or THE FALL MEETING AT PIMIICO-
LARGE ATTENDANCE AND FOUR GOOD RACES.

OPENING or THE FALL MEETING AT PIMIiCO-
LARGE ATTENDANCE AND FOUR GOOD RACES
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 23.-Ihe Fall meet
ing Of the Mary Jockey Club opened Pmlico
toby The weather was delightful and the attendance
very large TIE track m very good condition. con
sldoring the two days of rain. II somewhat heavy
on the the lower and backsrech, but dried very
rapidly under bright and gentle breeze from the
southwest The pOstpOncmon OF the extra race between
Ten Brock Tom Ochiice. aud Parole appeared not To
have reached many porous In this vicinity, as many
WHO attended were disappointed that 1t dd oil.
The owner Of Zen Brock received 5000 for the post
ponemeut from Mr. r. L0rllard ana IN turn the Mary
land Jockey Club made him life member.
The fret race purse $3.50, for madcns Of all ages,
threc-quarlers Of mile Won by Wash Booth with
Vermont second and Diamond tlId. Tim. 1:21. The
second race the Dixie stakes. miles, for three year
olds, was b, King Faro with Major Barker sec
ond and susguehanDa third Time, 800.
The third race the Central stakes mile foe two
yenrolds, was by Duke of Magenta, with PIque
seoond and Danichef third Time l:5OLa
Tie fourth aud last OF tie day, twOmile heats,
for AL agea won by Agerne, who Won the hrst aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
AMERICAN NISSIoAIRY AssoclA7iox,

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Oct. 23.-The American
Missionary Association opened It's rhrtynr.t Annlyer.
sary Convention In tins city today Col G. @. Hammond
Of Chicago. yicc-presldeut, PRESIDED The Executive
Committee report:
The educational work Of the association has been vic.
OrOusly prosecuted during the year The Normal school
work Is. for the present 81 great and increasing I'M.
p0rtance OF the $500 students n its tweutyK scho,
under the care Of l3t teachers, than 0nohth are
directly preparing 90 teach, and probably three
fourths VIII teach as soon ~ they are competent
-Four new churches nave been organized making ftv.
nine under Tie care Of tc association VITA member.
ship Oi 1,oiS. Tie hard times have prevented
ablshmcut oi new enterprises. The churches are for
Bole studying and reading, and 1886 sunday scholars
ale CONNECTED with them.
1he total income from all sources for This year Las
been H2O9.63J VI There hd. been expended aud dua
Sl79.297 II. A. ytar ago iie dcbt was reported Al
t93 232 %; II Is now SG2.sl6 30, a reduction Of
,..lo Ala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
FALSE STATEMENT OF A CAR.DRGvER.

The erroneous statement which has been
unfinished that AugIstin Daily and Miss Fanny Dayen-
mort we're in a cab, which into an excavation in
roadway ON saturday night, made on the authority
All tn, police officials of NINtn Precinct,
who say thai they received the information om Rogers,
t,e driver Of the carriage. How Rogers made such
an error Is not known. Miss Davenport was In Pt sbug
M tne une and Mr.. Daily was at home. An effort was
made Yesterday hnd Rogers. IN order TO gt from him
An exclamation OF MS mistake but tie owner Of The
stable al which Rogers has been employed said that
Rogers had been al the stable since the accident ana
ne did not know his address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
ppOvTvrNT ARRIVALS.

Nir- York Roei-Gcneral Joseph +. Johnston, OF
VT inia Colonel Blanton Duncan. 81 kcuuch v 1n lI
Jcl.rr. Davis H,raeor f0'fi-Scu1tor WI lsin -
Wooin an, The Hon. Ticodnrc NJ PomeroT Of AnDlr a.
EffE aqLad JfJtel- Professor -. =. marsh 81 rae
90 leee .. - aysrat Zion .s Admiral charles -
Eoags L. = ~ and General Nell, oi W'si folnt, ~.
4r.Uu. Ioc-IN Henry T. BaliNin ~ Miehlcah
Harry r. Per,on - Abany and Judge lsra"i = spenct
- ,cts@ 80 M i,osgfff0n ilOct-EX. Speaker foreman dc
an g. Of BIN .HoOaGn Hofise- ica NauX 81 I,
adriph 800. EreT.G H0,tsc-Capian G. T. Patterson super
rut OF ne n'tei states Coast survey Captain ehy
Iil. Of the steamship city OF Chester and .eu'tnant
Ilu,,4 H. sclirGCr a. - Giis-u HDnSc-Ihonlds Dct-
SON Pr-id ~ tie Delaware aud HUI son Cahd 1mPIy
leff. nsfrr not. .. W G Mckhani, OF NhEhh
- rfro.H ff9,e-J I'm ". Ehiincer......bI Jane no
IL Peter :. b. Widcu-r. Ol IN iairlpnla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
THE GERMAN EMPIRE.

BEtiiH, Tuesday, Oct. g. 1877
The Prussian Diet met yesterday. An i'm.
portant aud exciting debate Is expected to take ul,.
on Friday. on the resignation u Count Won Eii,pbn
Minister 81 Justice, ami the continued a..rce 3
Prince bismarck from the capital. The debate il il.s
10 extend 10 the constitutional relations between ~,
Cabinet aud the Diet. VIZ
A deficit OF ljOOO0OO marks fSi7jOOOOl l. s,,,..
pated IN the German Exohequcr. eF
LONDON, Wednesday, oct. q. 1877.
The 7imes's dispatch from Berlin reports tba,
Count Enlcnburg declines the furlough offered hin,
and insists on the acceptance ~ his resignation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24

Ngr. JOHN "a. DRAPER VIII
resume the auction sale OIL
Wcssrs. TIFFANY ~ COS POl'
tery and Glassware Il "a IL
MORNING. I'd 1880 O'ciOch' ~
No. gnion-sguare, ssO doors
above Tiffany Il Co.'s establish
meni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
IXE SLATE TAXES.

APPoRTIONMENT MADE BY The CONTROL Erin
CREASED DEMANDS on NEw-YOEK AID KINGS
COUNTIES
ALBANY, Oct 23.-FOllOwing is a tabular
stat, men OF apporionment OF taxes made by the
controller upon the basis submitted by tie Stale As
SCISSORS TLese assessments indicate the total to be paid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24

lady sent a note to the newspaper to get a
recipe To the whooping cough M pair OF tsius.
nv "A mistake a rrcipe for picking onions was uncun.
sciousy inserted, and her name attached, and
cciyed answer through the Answers 10 COrrespun-
dents Mrs. L. IL. BIZ not 10 young. skin tuem pretty
Closely imuerse IN scaldng water, sprinkle pleul Nv
with salt, and immersc them for week IN strong brine
The announcement that Lydia Thompson
blondes carry mOunain OF TRUNKS" will be received
with surprise by the bald he AIDED who sits IN
'front.' chair aud believes that the girls have
their costumes forwarded BY postaoard--k Worcester
PIess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
IMMUNITY FOR THE wHIsKEY RING.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 23.-The suit pending
in the United states Court here against John Henderson,
Of Newt Orleans for completely with the" Whiskey Ring"
mas been dismissed by DlsuctAttorney Bliss under
structons from Washington. Henderson was convicted
al ans and alter serving part OF his sentence
I'M prison. was pardOned by President Grant He was
Indicted here for offence similar to that Tor which hc
VS. tried IA NewOTlcans, and the present action Of the
Government sceuIs to have been taken under the dcc
ions which relieved Mckee, Mcdonald ana Joyce IRON
rryfta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
NETWORK LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS

BUFFALO, n, Y, Oct. 23.-The Democrats OF
tn Vtn District have nominated Henry f. Allen for the
Assembly.
MlppLErowN n. Y, Oct 93-rhe Democrats Of
the Ia Assembly District, OF Orange County, have
uomlu ttetl Jnnn Dunn Goshen, tu tue Assembly.
SCHENECTADY, oct. 23.-Ihe Democrats nave nonin-
ated for Member Of Assembly, 4. d. Mead Two nomiu-
otious nave been made by wOrkingmen's organizations
A. g. 81, ey and john Mcshea
ROCHESTER, y. Y, Oct. 23.-The Republicans OF the
lst Assembly District Ontario, have nominated Francis
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
Willow FnvER RAyAGrs.

Jacksonville, Fla, Oct 23.-Thcre were eight
new cases D/yelow fever at Feuandina on sunday
and eghtT with three deaths There five
new cyr, tod " Tue FEVER seized upon ihr coogei
pooDL and Will sweep through the entire coorei pop
mi IN there Captain Dauou. pilot, among ths
Gead yes erdIy The weather quite cool, but no ios!
has been reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
A PRELIMINARY or TIE UNIyERsALIsr coz.
VENTION.

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-The Woman's Centenary
Association Of the Unycrsi'st Caurcn Of America met
here to-day and reelected the board NJ officers Mr..
A. Snu.e bang chosen President Lectures w'r. tei''
ercd tns evening, by Mrs. -onlc and Mrs. \. j. CAan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24

ALBANY, Y. Y, Oct. 23.-A large meeting
Of tie United Workingncn held AT lweids Han To-
night John J. IUnio cinidtte OF the fgauiz tun Or
Secretary OF STATE present. ana adif s-'d ihe
-emuligc NJ. JUNO declined the nomination 81 me
Bread Winners party because they refused 90 act With
Troy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24

CHICAGO, ILL.,, oct. 23.-G. w. Alexander, a
real estate agent has filed his petition in voluntary bank
ruptcy His debts which all unsecured amount to
sg7s 900 chiefly in notes John w. Darlington, jr, also
a real estate dealer has failed. His secured debts
amount S3l ,0OO unsecured TO vi 700
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
THE DEATH OF DUBOCUtT

PARIS. "Wednesday OCT a. 1s7-
NJ. Dubochet, founder of The Compton do,
COmptes Is dead.
For other Foreign Ne'os see drR pgye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24

-"'' "'
Ii will be observed by comparison with The appor
tionment of last year. that in the substractns the re-
,iced rate Of taxation, the apportionment upon New
York CITY is Increased hy S74625O o. ANA mat upon
Kings county by @2S,-5l I'll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24

EVERYTHING IN HOMEOPATHY at Ii VI
~ PHKsYS, Fulton So, and 'tZ lir ad"". J-s AoV''
thirst specific Manual sent itre on Application
sr.Beatty, Washington, Nd sells3l oOOFmnOs
WI nrels7Ip Orsa1srl 2siopst ij& seusue" party
GtTRICTURE impotence, and Diseases OF the
Geuorauye organs radically All speedily cIrcL oios
hours . 10 g. HENRY A. DANIELS Nd. 4tt lrNIl INV
,EHE ROCKINGHAM,
BROADWAY. CORNER jGrUHT
Absolutely fire prof ai,m'uts; riet TOO, , n',',t ~
heaiest location IN ~ ay, elevator Appy Oh VIM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24

Tie following are the Onl'cis OF thc bdhk'
Whock and Matby Lane Treasurer, Garoner Chaplin
secretary floydJ0nes Trustees, y j. Hai.c~ ". s..
Fog NJ a. Lane 4 ron Close. ". emincuv ay j. L.
VS. lam B-yeudge q. T. M,naniS, Jon Mack, A. T. Oar
W,s59m wac r. ~ Nichols T. g. Green Thos. Floyd Jones
& T. Brush r. F. POP III J3hIeSa, w diSaIy
VIM Rosa joseph KenTorthy fIe4eTlck Jacobson James
Marlborough.
william j. Best stated to TRIBUNE reporter last even
in that Oh. money tie bauk had in lis
'd ia s cred 40 IN Ut her banks sufficient IL
through the next twenty days without selling
a bond borrowing dollar. In addition to
his there would be duc, November /, tue interest
ON nearly S4,OOO,00O of good bonds and mort
CAGES WITHIN TIE next few days there would
he due between $4,000 and NlOOOOO interest on United
states bonds ana bonds OF tbe city and County of New
Vnrk these were only securities held by ihIs bank
except bonds and mortgages. The conversion OF ali Us
securities, II put into CASH. WOuld liOd.cc suIhceht
sum to enable the bank To stand run OF at least three
months. The amount drawn yesterday was only about
I'm Mack one of the directors said that there was no
truth in me statement that he had aided any way
starring the rumur that the bank trouble. He
had also for the cutting off Of tine presidents
,alary as he present AT the meeting although
n vas I'm favor Of the movement Mr.. Mack sand that as
for hms, he had never sought nor desired oco OF any
kind IN the bank.
ness of the bank started 10y him. . On the con-
traty" SAID he, consider the BANK sound any
bank in the city. Way, has enough available funds 10
c4ry on It's business ior hIee moh'"s' Notwithstanding
Nj Ualues the president, said that the sum paid out
yesterday would not exceed S3ooOO lie expected the
run would continue to-day, bat not 10 steadily ycstsf
day The directors had held an Informal meeting the
afternoon, at which some reference WAS made the
sale of Mr. Hanes's lOuac uptown He tOd them that
Wa "A private matter ana not to be mentioned then
He also said briefly tiat his eXpc Taught him
thai paid president was always the beet Tor any
poratIOn lie voluntarily rehnGuishad MS salary and
he could hardly afiOld to gave gave al his time 10 the
BANK u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
a. wooLLEN I'LL Ia Ar wATERr0ED.

PROVIDENCE L. J., Oct. 23.-Ihe No. ) MIL
al Waterford Mass. winch burned tonight. was an
old structure ~ four stories, aad 200 feet long ran
twelt.s = # machinery fancy cisefurrrr, 'ily-
us over 30 hands ia. lo-. Is estimated 40 el,VJOJO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
third bcot. Barricade winning the second Time
l.n1 Ia.
HOHE M VS..

THERMOMETER YES rEHDAY AT UUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
Can. 40. Noon. b5' ~. G3. M'dnisht03'.
li-hoaf duriug the daY. 80 lowr.. IL
Average 5la, same day. 1875. 59'8'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
SIR II. G. ELLIOTT TO BIZ SENT TO vrrNy,

OH u VI ELisIOll ~ bH SEN 10 VIENNA
LoSDoN "wednesday. Oct. o. ls77
The Post announces that Sir II. G.. Elliott vin
succeed Sir A. Buchanan aslAmbassador 10 Vie,ra
lSr Henry Elliott was, until last spTing The TnglL
Ambassador at ConstantlnOpe. lie is strongly ,,,i
Iurkishl ~ wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
MUKHTAR PAsHA DEEMED SAFE
3:45 a. m.

u Ia--
The Daiiy Ielegrapks Erzerum dispatch a.,
Tuesday. says: "Mukbtar Pasha il safe. Iro 60.
pies n strong position az Yenko, west Of tlo O.
baDlu DaRb. Ismail PaSha's retreat and i,no,ssee
with Mukbtar are seriously menaced. The Sogi'o.'
TO ErZcmm. ''al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
CORnAM MFG. CO.,

Silversmiths, Union-square,
Have ssn unusually attractive -i"cH "
SOLID SsIyERss tssE prepared TOT
the present season. that ,hey are one''
inc az RETAIL al she above ioc"''""
previous 10 the removal OF GIsaf Depart
,ucut, about November 4, 10 fhe nc"
uremi.e. Of Theodore IL. Starr p'''
starr ~ Marcus, 200 Fiiih-;''e""'
SsaLisOa-squnrc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24

MGTiIGl Britannia COMPANY


Fine SiIvar-Plated Ware,
save opened their new store
On UniOn-square. 40. 10 last
aAtll-strcet, between broadway
and Uniyersisy-psaCe.
Thanking their friends ana
patrons for past favOTs, ihey
cordially invite an inspection Oh
"a more complete and extensive
line OF ney and desirable goods,
MI Of their own manufacture,
tssan ever before offered.
TEE OLD STAND,
NO. $50 Broadway, will DC con'
tinuesi ~ heretofore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
FIVE DIsoRDERLY HOUSES CLOSED.


CAPTAIN Foley of the Tenth Precinct, last
night closed the disordery houses Nos. IS and 80
BIyarl.st and Nos lO1. 1922 and 100 Cana.st, and
rested thirty inmates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24

on JUUU1TY 7, IT'T0 WOO -"l0I UI'II TI-II''
daring the year 800 opened and S,i-- were cnac
4 IA Ella med that loss Of dcpOstOrs was made good
hy tLc increase OF 100000 IN tbe deposits.
The IS, n-aunul report made On Ju} !. aSi shows O.
decrease f The resources labllitts aud assrs hrt tr
.Juc proportion j. maIutJncd Throughout TINS report
I'm, not be, iuIn.s-c0 full, but abstract TO-
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THE ALDERMEN's INVESTIGATION.

before the AIdomen's Committee to-day, in the nyesti-
CATION Of the ring frauds, will be Senator Hamilton
Harris OF Albany, who "a supposed to be q
volunteer witness IN his own defence ana
Capol building, who mas been regularly sub
pmnaed and VINO, II is understood, Will zorro orale
Tweed in his statements The former commissioners Of
the ca tol building say that Bndgcord discharged
by them. 800,
Senator Harris was the Fifth Avenue Hotel ycster
tay. reporter of TIE TRIBUNE called on HIM, but he
declined To enter into any CNpanaOn or denial OF the
charges made by Tweed, in addition TO what has been