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FRIDAY, Aug. 17-P M.-The morning
transactions at the Stock Exchange developed
better distributed business than recorded for
several months. and the market was active and
excited. with Il sharp advance under the leader
ship Of Lake Shore. which rose from &c. to
5sh. New York Central. Michigan Central.
Western Union. the coal stocks. Northwestern
preferred. and. in fact. the general list. pre-
scented a buoyancy which was not expected by
tho average run Of spectators. There was a
sudden reaction. however. in the later dealings.
ns will be noticed in the fluctuations given be-
low The bulk Of the business was observed in
Lake Shore. Delaware. Ln"kawanna and West
crn. Northwestern preferred. Michigan Central.
New York Central Pacific Mail. Rock Island.
and Morris and Essex. There were some heavy
r"alizaions Of the late advance. and the market
closed fcvcr.sh and excited.
The total number OF shares dealt in was 2l3.-
172 Of which Lake shore represented 81 $50;
Western Union. 81 Os5; Delaware Lackawanna
and Western. 3e.s2j: Michigan Central. is.sO0:
Pacinc Mail. 1925; Northwestern. s.l3l; do
preferred. If 400; Rock Island. s.2GD; Delaware
and Hudson Canal 1853: Erie. 5.i2O ST. Paul.
7,4s3: New York Central. 1882: New Jersey
Central. 2,2s2; ohips. ,5.3lO; Quieksilyer. 500;
Chicago and Alton. 600; Illinois Central. 80;
Fort Wayne. iSJ. Atlantic and Pacific Trr-
graph Company. 300: C.. C. and /. G.. POO;
United States Exprcss. 22j; Union Pacific, 100;
St i. 4. C.and n, POO; and New Jersey Rail-
In he gold marsc, tn re was u shade moro
q uViy, with tlir traIsa,ions at lo1 and 10 a.
but closing ut the higher puotntion. There
WAS not. however. any specially int"rsting
feaiar c ii ,is m9r sto wh,rn cossH tame
ii2 9%'i 10, '55co15FrNN i'" 49,.
e. In loan, The rates pmd Tor the use Of gold ranged
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uHnRE LEGs nm riiHiR DrTr
Now Lee, sergeant Hamilton Challenge the
New York Athletic Club.

A. Sergeant Hamilton WIS standing in Third
avenue, near sNi, third street, at about O'Clock on
THURSDAY afternoon. two men iumrsd IN evident hss,c
from passing wagon. and nil of in different dir,c
tons dropiiup each a biz bundle they ran The
e'ant chased the On, nearest 10 SiN second street
IaNn-i,n H'enNo tuSNts nr- street 10 Fourth
10 FIT, ninh street To cNu-ton avenue to fiityeighh
street and To- tenement IA rhlrl avenue Vr stairs to
the roof of Tho ou'm'rt ran IN. fugitive. With the
tHni clos, at N~ ,Ns Tile pnrsurf got hold ui thu
tails 60 ihr pursued A. tho latter was plo him dawn
ad uuln- -'u Nut tH. -.No way. AMI the pan slii
FL Ni ilN lif.t' tit overall the street II
wa. sun a ai heat ~ ilrN ,-ltii .troct ant Third
Htrnur however. Hamilton raughf hiS man. and o. WAS
Discovered Thar he hut iu.i ,nt red huu-v At lro
FOURTH nseuu. The huHdin~ hc hat thrown vaN con.
tuurA lis lNudr ON Meyer hnd srn INN and his conn.
p'ninn nah N'lr o-ulo nwn ine hnu.c. ani when they
entered d iiir' uttui hr tod she rnuiu. tor his
si-itlN~ N ucr their rs if. viii Ssr-,Uui Hamilton
lut"uWt A lhr captured uuc .l..,rl.d hn.ol, a~
Thomas Jones 90 rlu- street. htrifr Tho other tlei
wrs arrested in the 'N.Wn- 40 ihriconil street ami
sixth aNrnu' lie proved Go ue Andrew Lynch u -
Aun-dnu sQunlr The CLOTHING ,lolen MAS valued at
$50 II Wa. ait recovered
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Lose nHiNcH, Aug. II The Rev. john Mat
NirNs. who wa detected tn lNadcr of uirvrs who
hat l,,n roltms the West Hni llutl o h,dtmr linen.
and other uortllo things rs IN tAr ah hero ila was
not the head waiter hut ~ns IN chalpe of the furniture
generally, AMI had held that rnsuon Tor mon, Yturs
lie is negro, anl the Hcknow ged religious lppirr a.
AN the u"rru waters hor " hhs cn.tomary preached
o. hou ami uni' -i""i g. uhtr h"'n uriatud A. a
M'hni. 4 iuWNttr H. .ViiNN Dunn hirNrd nom Wash
inon too day, hANs recovered nueh o tile alo,A linen
there
7 THE Enron or TIM SUN-NU; Please cor
rect Na,hInsinu drsihiche IN tins nnrnns suN unph
rtipg the head waiter ~ the ruLiHN ol tins hntc john
MAtarws ana iHes'l ius-,iL furniture mvn, are ula,r
arrest tor prnng huon Hud -iiNcr war;
l.QNl BkANCn, Aus ~ PRttBuKY IitDIrrn
frouTk'LuIe West End uet@i
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In state bonds there wa.n light trade We note sales
Of Geofsia - ri lu5i 4, de- =. cold bonds it-i.
and Louisiana =. consolidated. ~ - Railroad s.cufi.
tics were more active and h- her Tie principal dealings
Milwaukee nni 81 Paul ami division, s~i r-'; MGR.
uud IssN .f lpti. Delaware AMI Hudson f-trcd
h'Ms. o. -. ALBANY Hi ~usuurltunn lists IN. ohio
and N-.i~slpu Consolidated sinking fund 81 chicago
HuIlHn HilI Quincy - IT,. Union Parifc t-t- ftri.
ihur4h Port WHNnc amt thicagu 2i~. III Toledo and
wabash iss - Louis division. 10, Enst Tennessee
\lr- aud ,isur.ln ~t. So Grrnt Western lists
cournu ~ Chicago. Rn.k island amt racinr u. ini7
luis tnt Milwaukee ant II Paul ~ 1t. ma, MI.
wauNer Hnd Paul consolidated .iukins turd. 50 'hi
AM Northwest. cuff.nl if,i coupon gold iui~
sN'. t.t.t ami t.f. it''. N"w York Central e.
30. lsi. Nchstu e. nrd =. iui. Nrrtn Nts-,nri I,t
go Tod. iuaff Wal i-' let. f.ufuu ir,i Hannibal
and - i".ph -, convertible nl ONO and Mississippi
.i-.AAis
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OTHER STRIhERS on TRTaL.
Their tounscrs Last Words Severe Dcnun-
citation. Of the brotherhood.

The ease Of the nine strikers on the Cen
trail Railroad Of New Jersey. charged with con-
tempt Of an order Of the Court oi Chancrry. was
resumed before Nicc-Chan~ ilor Van Fleet, in
Newark. y'-t rdly. After rN-Nayor Titus and
Policeman Nixon II Phillil~Nurg had testified
in favor OF several OF the strikers. Mr. Schompf
summed W for the defence. H." hcd that no
overt act had been proved against SNYDER.
schwartz, and Mathews ana that they should.
therefore, he dis hHrgod. Mr. Clark. senior
counsel for the doirner. argued thnt It had
never been proved that tho Bwkomon'- Broth
orhood had ordered strike. or that NOR. than
ton per cont Of the Central Railroad employees
took uart la il. Inuri,rtoronVi,ta, tlal ia, r.
ierrnr. with "a" trains must hr proved. PuhNr
prejudice. which even suvs thai counsel do
wrong IN acting for tho -trlk RS. slnaA not.
Mr. Clark hcll. be- allowed 10 influence tho
DIGESTION IN Tins Y~". Shlwr, During, and
VI Govern should be- .naranr said tine
ioni.niy "H "ea,. s' ill.,, e"I ai iE n r. mi
Gers uf tho wilrond ilov " 80" willing 10 20
Ia work h"ior" tue strlktt Guided.
~ Attorney tirnriul Nahuitl ~pok" for the
pror'ruilon. IT, said that ~ Iny last tho
o1ir'r~ amt rmploy..so of tine Central Iailroad
Chan"W From Ju} "a Co Gag, 3mh the road
Wns an lll" pn~s0ss .Ou of 70 nnN. ami no cord.
lwlsni or lms.,gng' cars yer" pot run. VINO
PhilMs' ur,. on IN, evening of Jnlv II. and
sop work winch inN dn AHd these men
CON, nurd tnoir nwl's~no. unui s'Ncra thon-
wore proved 1, have boon AMONG tho strikers.
NnI ia" n'i that tnry mnio No rlforti serve
dem" of their euit All oi the dr'rndani~, "N-
crlt one. ar,' mrml.r- of inc Hrotncrluod OF
lirnb mon. We know ali W" hn.W about lhnt
organ KHiion Toy it, turning of cities. i'm urr.c-
tior. revolution. and robbery. II b. : 'hool for
crimrn nursery Of treason, hnl a nolhrI OF
yir". II has not rWh thr GUNNER 81 one re-
-
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BIAKE.-Ane Il. Potter Blake. Youngest son Of Peter
and BRIDGET Blake. HGrt - wears and months
Friends AMI relatives u' thc family Hir sprcttuv in
vitod to attend his funeral from the r-id,ure ot his
parents - North nih H. Brooklyn. J. -. on sunday
2uh inst az . u'cluck T.. VI
CANrBrIL-,t Alexandria Bay. y ON Thursday.
lH. Thomas tNuttr. OF Allan Campbell aged 81
YEAR. Notice 81 funeral tomorrow
GLEASON Muuuruurck y Y. ON Thursday, Aug.
IL. Alice = infant dlg -ter OF John and Anna Gleason,
aged lumuntli- tui . diNS
Fuu,ral ~atur iaN Au- ~. att 80 +
III NREKl In Brnuhlfu. uu Aux 49, Juliet. wife of
William t llwnicrt. IN Tie m year 81 h ncc.
Funeral from her lite rc-nsnc. 2lu spencer i sum
dan, 18Th. At3 4 VI Take D. kalh us ears from Fulton
ferry
LEROY on Friday. Aug ~ Richard Barnnn Leroy.
in'an son oi LON. AMI Annie LEROY, AGED months
and ~ days
funofal ON SUNDAY. Aug -. At O'Clock T. VI, from
the residence ot lis parents 22a 9TH t.
MYERS ON Friday. Aug H. HcOrgo A. Myers IN the
sd wear ol his
Relative. AMI friends. also members of Atlantic fwgc
No ~ o. q. F. respectfully invited e. attend tho
funeral his late residence a2t south ~ st. Will
hamsbursh. SUNDAY. Aux IL at halt pa-i O'Clock.
PIKE I'm FRIDAY. Aug u. Irnule irh"cca daughter
of Daml ami laircfn ! lke aged 10 months and b
day Notice OF funeral hereafter -
WILLIAMS TN Friday. l1th inst. Thomas L. VIII
hanis. ln Tia .~ii year cd his age
Relatives nui friends respectfully invited To attend
hi mineral from MS late residence, 90 Grand st. "a
SUNDAY. liti int. at . u'tlnck.
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PRoYDrNcr. Aug l7.-Cardnnl MrClosN,cv
was s'ronad.l az Newport last m-hl h> the Ncwl"rt
,IinoHr Il.fr N-.n. fion oiiN no, Fort Adams inu'
lhr rinN. mH" llrl.ant r.iou.' tu tue frcsA,ut
,I,Nln ID luLllllNl-m
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KINrK,IDE Library
THE NEW YORK LIBRARY

No lIARn crowd or GrNrLrNAN sAMa
Sl~li.H Nf the author n 90 n a. lhck
No TIN nAEE ntNlL. ur Tllf WINGED wren
uf illf >EA ~ Cm ircuu>, lu.gnlAn.
No hit ARSON, IR TIN 'EA' h Shur OF IlE
Ml.~I as ku hshiu sam
No. 4 THE klnN AFfFk ur TIN GRi At SH AKA.
nAl ~ inE NORTHWEST ~, author a
ilnid Crowd
No = THE FIRE rlFNpS or HERct LES. TIE
ili N'IiKAtk BN \ T. Nc. I-
Nc e. WILD ar BOB TIM Kp>> Ni.t l~rR. ".
TIN Nuhphk Blpoplo Np~ Is, tl L.
" Ill..fr
So7 pF,fll Norcu THE DESTROYER ny on
tuuuIN~
ruco ioccm- 'i.h Sold ~ an urwslcalcrs. or sent
post paid on ict,lit ni ufi.rlN
lhANh STARR 'p. r'h.h.rs.
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Special .lOtlrrs.
THE SEASIDE Library.

EAST IYNNE y, VII. II Woui ,onhc Noi. COO
=. IOliN ltNtIfAN GENT By Nj. Nulu'A roc.
g JANE EYRE Nv charlotte ~ i'itc douti, Ne 10
4 WOMAN IAILE Charles ltcale~ New Novel nc.
.. TiiE Bl.N,N INDIES jules ttius- latest .lOc.
g. LAST DAYS OF rlMlIif Ry BulWrr Lac.
: ADAM kilF u, George Eliot double number 2'r.
= TiiE Arr MEL NOfrO Nv Mar, t,cil Hay luc.
- OLD NNHUELTON : MONEY y, MARY q. Hay inc.
10 TIKI WOMAN II WHITE BY Nilkic collins nc.
H. rllE MILL ON THE FLOSS II, George Eliot. No
l. THE AMERICAN SENATOR. Rv rruliouc ... 2pr.
- 4 PRINCES Of THULE Nv william Black &c.
~ THE N Al SFCREr BY Wilkir Collins .... nc.
Is ROMOLN Bv George Eliot double No ... 10
Ii. THE English Al THE NORTH POLE AND
FIELD ut ICE. In one book ~ Jules Verne loc.
II HIDDEN rERlLS 4, MARY cecil Hay .....+. 3. lpc.
Is BARBNRAS HISTORY rs Amelia H. Edwards nc.
10 \ TERRIBLE TEMPTATION Ry Chns Rcude ipc.
~ OlD 60 KlDSirN SIiOP. Nv rhas Dickens nc.
n fOtL PLAY. ny Charles Rcndc ............. ITO.
~. MAS ANb WIFE. nv Miikir Cu.liu. ....... nc.
~ TUE sgtIki.~ LEGACY B, Mary cccil Hay 2uc.
- MEYER TOO LATE To MEND. q Il, AIDE .....'.. 2nS.
2. LADY AprI.NInES OATH ~ NJ y wood c.
~ AtRokA FLOYD BY Mis- VI = Braidon. Hc.
- VICTOR AND NANYrlSuEp ~ Hay luc.
- 4 DAUGHTER Of iIkrH nv William black iuc
80 NuRAs LOVE Tksr y, Mary C,sii Iav...... loc.
30 HER DEAREST FOE ~ Mrs Alexander. .... ..rc.
~. LOVE We LITTLE. LOVE MI IOSG &. keade lOc.
~ THE QUEEN on HEARTS Nv WIlkie Collins. inc.
3t HANDY ANDY ~ samuel LAYER ....... ...... 10.
"a A SlNPLIrON. ~ Charles Rcadc .... Ito.
81 fELlN HOLE the Radical Nv Geo. Eliot 2tc.
For sale hN II, aer- AMI sent pall. receipt u
tsEtfisttI MIMIC. Be- klalii i
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tn" Narrngan- Il men killed ~. 10 ~ hv thu
PhIlni"lpda Cub. winning on the twenty
fourth round
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'HiT"N, Onto Aug. IA Young man named
J"u'f 'fnN NInf hiiins in iht Nn.tUt riN,r ln-'
e. rnn- was i"Wn 40 tur Nhili land drowned
IiIf body has EEL. ltt f,NNNttu
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orr SfTTyGs B.fNKs.
CompIetiop OF the List of city Bauks-A Com
pnrative Table.

ALBANY Aug. 1.-THE reports of the New
York city savings banks are concluded with the
enclosed four. representing the largest OF the
city institutions. Tho comparative table which
accompanies them Is well worth careful study
The most interesting showing in it is the fact
that the number Of dcpositors have increased
1000 since January. ANA the amount deposited
has increased s2.15O7G4:
Bowtny. Re~m,o,s-Bnnds and mortgages ~ a5, 75s
stock stncntS cost S27 71 90, par value uf
s2la,fTr' estimated market value O same t27sH.
cost sbn1si, other real estate. cost, s-nn5;. cash
in bank s' i25 ul cashon hanl s-it2lp II aud Other
d,ro.itor,. sf,Gr,Sii 81 surplus. sidiGGis * nun
Der of opcm accounts 61t~6 THIS bank reported Jan l.
1877, due dcpusur- AN. 2i- iji -. surplus <i.62I
l7n ~ open nccouius. l'tpI
'iriztSs -fe-a0,es-Bonds aud mortgages. s332i.I1o
stock -tuicnt- cost <SI 1S,u7. par value snnr
sAH"tDD. estimated market value OF sumc. s1J~, lj1
loaned Oh stocks. Si2iEr banking house aud lot aud
cost ssiI -. cash ~ hank. SI2 81 81 cash ON hlri
sl,DD2 30 aini other assct- making total oi s77I4
372.~2a ~ number o open aocnunt 1880 This bank
reported Jan J. l-''. due dcro.igrs s7.Vf7 5o53' sur
INioN DIV --i.,,f,,.-lionis aud MORTGAGES. a. jsi
2ii a. stock investments cost 81 i2,Sin par value of
7n - LOANED on sucks SlJ7io, banking hou. amt lot
s9n 80 i, -; "Igr real esai 50, s.GGi7 - c,,
assets, making total OF siu"ba;'2aI - L,lams-puc
accounts. 2n,t2 This bank reported Jan !. i-75 due
depo-iiofs 10 o-sSo2v, surplus. siiJj,17o1i, open
st,~fN's R-iu,,.- Rond. aud MORTGAGE st.G0i 40.
sk Investments cost. sil ~i5.-s, -. par value NJ same
7Js hnn.inl house ana n cost saii iai - atier fonl
estate cost -oi'-,i 30. cash la hank xltta-I ~ cu.
un hnn s-.~5-~ ~. ami other ass, t. mahinl total
sinr'su7.a kaigu,-nuc Il, po.iior-. az. i,.s-lGi;
ih- imnk reported Jan III dn, Gure..i"r. sia3s5'
uSi"-. surplus, s22rNii22v ~ open accounts, j',fO'
REHABILITATION.
fiff lufi lff l.yHts
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The best Ncmrd, for Children while Teeth
Ingis Mr. WINSTON = ~iitiiii- -Nftt
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Tur NEW YORK. L,mwAH,.

NJ ) TlIE nE1pIl~s llOEsINNN H1 mp
Mnno Erd Double uamn,r c'urrr nc.
80 90 uANuy NNpY .unu L.,.., -..r In-i
tale sm-ruuuAcr cwul,ic iJc,
or,a, Pos, aN nv,l,Di,s,. or sent postage p.i1. ~
r,ciptoi prlc, D.,
rnANK STARR eco rma.aa~
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Privy vaults emp,icd by steam, power, lows
est prices ,tanlu- ans D-int ct. Go, H. crosby It.
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There nrr those ~, forty who look sixty.-Nd
bikes NN thus early Use fANNIk, HAIR
BALSAM ami MARI tir change
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CoNooHp. ius. l7.-fn" oau-n of tilrd, .fh of
- f rhh ~ -HNf Ma 90 puNuufu Nt. r.t,it Aitl.
dwuh'n ll' wal nearly 80 Aeu- Vl al'
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Head Onice Of Iinimnn'- Ngu- and Liver Pad
and PIAnlENs ~ v L--rn -Lnr Lu---.Ll.lu--. IrNN
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snritA Nr.hi tethr ,'Na,c iuhu,n,, u ruiN,iu,nch.
e. t"ctn' h'lts aunt hHni~ l'h ar" ,uir In, 70" and
sell fanphhi wlth laruUnAls mailed nee fe!N.i
m",h,i HaIi-A4 Co, ~ broadway, Arw YORK -iie
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Business notltrs.


iiipt PENS VT Feb :. 1876.
Me ssrs sym Fowfr & sons BOsion
HpNr You MI, perhaps remember that wrot. Noq
several weeks usuiu regard to the uN' u tU PERUVIAN
SNHt l. fur nv Wc who suffering rurrnl dee
bitV the sequence typhoid DIV srntcN hl tiled the
most noted p IN this state and also III tnnndaf
without frlt At Nuur recommendation slr commenced
Nh, the syrup The tr> iorr hiiilts made hut
tr impression hut while taking the mn she began to
IMPROVE rltdl, unt after using ~ the dollar
hotties Sic has rcgniucd her strength ami j. able I" do
most u The WORK about tho huu~ aud l'sl that caunoy
speak too highl, u urus, of the PERUVIAN SYRUP.
have pres ih'd II to several my paiiHns and haNs
urtd the sal ui Ovrrn dozen ui 1t here You can
make ANY u~c col tins letter you set ~
Yours very tfuly. II u BELDEN, VI ID.
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Arrived Fanny. Aug II
s. Agnes Smith rhilndcipha
- Alhcmarlt. tihi~. Del
= buttnui,. Thompson Liverpool Aul. p
- HDfWuif. Nu.ruNc. st Johns. =
shin Mount WASHINGTON Perkins Boston
Also thr usufl river ana cOt-twt-r Nr-~.I~
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DIAMONDS AND DOT Hl..r STONES
Patent secured b, cop,u-hi
They are ac,4uu. ol pur. aiauoal on4 umt1
Setting. Warranted is Aarr s,m rr.i, 'ap -
nrNrngrY,.nAyoN t'N''r.
sent for inu,'rld 'tA.'
an s,ns
,NorANir pr. r"n'N>'> 'in>'ri'>
lINBs R,ch. NNp 'ui-I q nh.' .'dN A'f
'iHiVii ,in.u'iN f-i7 >ppNr r>,' .lN, o. -
Lilit'NiiIl,I H. -".u 49, llll "i ""l'ia
TMMrr Ir'rr Hr> "> "''r'Mc
.,,m, ,',. 81. i'.,. AZ. nn M 9.r "a.
'.'0it y. a.Iu 'orm,ni y,in WV. n,s cn o,
nug,t,r,,, 4 'rI' '1 a, M, rr' q" /, A.. "'fa ~
uuu - lu. iu ANT - llr,tDIi-.. .. q ,ta l,
oLD VIRGINIA RYE wUiskEY.
.lnmg udn.r .uluNlkGINtA RYE lI,Nl.l shown
"oi.p ROW 'iAE ',I'' on, iotr' >.n SOB ,e2
E"il' = XXX ,,,.,' ~, 'f1 ng' .,,,a,
Al ~, ~i5o. ~.
supper, IN bordeaux n u hlNE A,u
go Fulton It amt 600 HrluWn,.
r,THt>>>IIEI\T n",Hp AT>twf "nrIL.
lslalsi. s-.u nuui from -uluilt, uni4l NJ .Hilt.
HKAI> roOD,A BOrNNItNI.IN
iN ,li'hs lNNWn Goo hfNN. uu "a I.l-.t ...n,dN iur
M'hkrnrd iorrr- amt lmpnu.uN plD, - Oh. .ui Nd,us
fhhlna b, r"NNr l0il - amt l-tt' sl .n.Dl..i.ir
BRAIN room D. ,odHiliuuur d. li. .t Iau.tn.f;
Hlih, Broadway, 3l.i Il pl.u ili b. lu iis-i-ts
KEEP STILLS rUr UI;>r Am 'uEAr.
pnthN,Sl "nwrdol SIS 5,, Nat d. 'ia"HN
an. a. J. T.: . ,i ",iH t.lii", Sh s..,a
pa'A ~ lEVNli ult - As ANoA
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Nciii. frAn.dn ma. n. =" Very s'N,raIs known, bal
everybody kuuw- fhH Nl-H Garnet Emporium at ia
Fulton 81 AMI here are found the greatest bargains
1 :
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Prior 90 tho de -ision being given Con. Pryor
suhmiitnl thn flnWIng SUPPLEMENTARY hrlnf.

NNtuuu~lN mi. iru-eCuiiun 10 stitufed. the
purpose Of Nlnhranus the dignity AMI authority OF The
iuIrf. luf fi'nfv endorsement the lmiutifv
Of the hnl .iart'd rmioyc.. Of the En-" Railroad n'
fan' iu sfrIklu. tor hi-hrr wages Tho IifDsu>
60. fNr nor, cost poor u.sVr dear enough 4 Oli
YER Twist. % hut happily for the lahuune Isn-
rc go Now york. ti, laws guarantee them the
iishi No. ".fnhc" single or ~ combiuauOn 20
hunk- " : ~. e.. Hnd the Judges ni the
~uptsuc Court not tho patty ivrauts If workhuu.r.
1ht -ff'd power. 81 the Court. eN'n for nuls
cNfranriinHf, nett.ts ami Geo it employed tut
m the uNto--irv maintenance 90 II. uuthnr. wih not
ht IgosLtued tu Eui The vengeance ot corporation
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TrLEGRAPHuC NOTES.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l.. May 4.-The steamer M!ssa-
chs,tt OF fr new outside line between his city aud New
NoTa, arrived here this morning,
pouGnKLrpsIE, y. Y, Nay I.-Wllllam johnson,
coore life convict, died st night ~ -S sihS filso lie
~as over years had boon sentenced oi o twice.
pardon 81 once, aud escaped once.
PoUGHKEERsIE, y. u, May 4.-Ihe second caisson
bridge successfully launched to-day,
and Tie Nearly 100000 iest OF lumber
a. ar.i daily % has
PROVIDENCE, K. l., May 4.-Paymaster Furl who
uss TobDd I'm York months since arrived here 20.
and feeney the Vhu Tu1h, Il
hin They were taken New York tonigt In the custody
of oihcers
RICHMOND. Va, May 1.-The Chamber of Com
merce Tobacco Exchange and Corn and Flour Exchange arc
ENGAGED in arrangements for the feci ptoh ana enter ht M
al argr of Western business men aha others "o
ans xpseted here next week On = Tour SOUTHWARK
New-York tribune., 1877-05-05
THE ACCIDENT IN NEW-YORK.
PROBABLE THEORIES As TO THE CAUSE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIIR rRIBUNE.l

WASHINGTON, May 4.-NOtbing further is
the Supervising Architects office in regard to
the late accident in the NewYork PostOice. but some
the officials employed in the ofice her, aud wno arc
familiar with the work that being done, have
theory Of the accident which possibly may DO correct
They y that when in 1878 the wall removed from
the lower stories in order TO provide FOR the court
room, "a truss was placed beneath the section
OF wall left standing in the attic story to
support II. This was done at considerable
expense, under direction Of Mr. Muet who was at that
tno Supervising Architect. The fact that this truss
turned weak 10 bear the weight placed on
shows faulty construction at that lime. They say that
Mr. Mullett either should have removed the remaining
portion OF the wall in the attic story, and partition
was needed shOuid have substituted one Of double cor
r1gaed .on which would have been light andihrepro0i,
or shonld have placed beneath he remaining section OF
the wall "A truss strong enough TO secure a. The trusses
on each side the which fell aud which ail mold the
weight OF the roof stayed hy having the beams when
cross them ryetcd to them. Inis prevents any denec
ton uf the truss.
IL Il the theory OF some architects IN Washington that
in pu. the truss IN its place, instead VI riveng
preventing from detecting 10 the right or left, these
beams sunply rested it, that when the ini wegt
OF tn rOO IT, It rst bent and hen broke or lost
It's hold upon the wall II was like column made 700
long and not braced tO keep TIC middle PARTS Ol u IN
place. The result that IL bent either To tie rglt or
lef and fell Tbis is simply theory, Dut seems 10 DC
probable one.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-05

column in its march up the Djoruk dehle and should
after It's passage, entirely cut its communication WIN
the sea Tie main Turkish army should take part with
it's right and left resting upon the little forresses Oh
Deli Mu,a and Getsheyan. which are about elgn' mites
apart and arc about 20 miles to the right rear
OF Kars In this position they could throw their
whole force upon column trying TO pass sonth
Of Kars. with a view OF advancing on Erzerum' they
coud march 10 their right and crush column adVanc-
ing through Toprah Kaeh or drive oue back coming
along the Kaghi2man road. Upon the other hand ther
own line of 10 Erzerum in case OF dcieat "ou
I've open 70 tem while the pursuit would be checked Dy
tc us of the fortresscs while they could be with dill
Guilty as Kars resisted because the corps
there would threaten the invaders communication ana
sally ont upon him in of defeat
New-York tribune., 1877-05-05
FOREIGN NOTES.

MONTREAL, May 4.-Upward of 80 cases Of
small pox has been reported in the townships OF Ely and
Nurth Stuhcly.
OrrowA, Ont, May 4.-Capt. Hamilton, aid
deedlnp to the GovernorGenera has been ordered to
ion his regiment lie will proceed t. Engl an once
LONpoN, May 4.-Dctective Golden, with
Thomas C. Lewis implicated in the BIbh embrzzement
in New-Yorb sailcl for NcwYori in the Imam line
steamship City ci Richmond.
PANAMA, April 25.-Thc Southern Surveying
Expedition under Lieut. Luc,cn Napoleon Bonaparte
WySe lert for France by The steamship Martinique, On
sunday the 22d Greet hopes are entertained OF
the results OF tn cXj ciitOn.
LONDON, May 5.-1he fjmes's Berlin dispatch
says: "1ne warm reception Of the Emperor by the in
hahants of 3trtsbuIg induced hm 20 postpone the
bn,et tar Fr.nas GuyrrHm.n wI.i profit by tns respite
10 diminish their forces IN III flonlcr districts