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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-13
STOCK REPORT.
swu Francisco stock Exchange.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-13
One Week Longer.

IhRve concluded to offer to the Ia
dies Of Eureka.fOr one more week, the
greatest bargains In dry goods ever
offered In this market. If not sold
at h expiration of the present
week. will pack them up and send
them to another market. Last
chance! Call and examine the
goods, in the rca Of the clothing
store. A. BIER WIN.
Eureka, April 8, 1877. apl0-5t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-13

WATCHES and Jewelry neatly repaired. II
you want to have your watches and jenelry
repaired in a workmanlike manner, go to 2.
Steier's jewelry store, ono door south Of s.
Ashiu * Co., Main street. 22-apl3tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-13

DILLHEADS, LETTERHEADS.
- and cards. printed ut the SENTINEL
office. to order.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-13
WANTED.

A FIRST-CLASS TIN AND SHEET
n iron worker. Apply to
+. j. MAUPIN,
Main street, Eureka.
April 2. 1877. ap3tf
, 1877-07-11
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

EOHElAFN MtSCE14AAN L.
IN THE SPANISH coxGnEss.
MADRID, July 1o.-Tac scnatu has approved the
Copyright bill.
Congress hos uuanimnus1y voted retolntton cx-
pressing confidence ia the Generals and soldiers In
Cuba.
FAIRS NEWSPAPER rxnsEcurioN.
TAnia, suly 10.-A Radical Newspaper, Le
Feupse, was seized to-day for accusing the Gov
ernn,enf Of MeGitaf1ny CnuT.
This Mayors OF Tour and AnboiBc have been Dis.
ulissct.
The Nont'>.r continues n bitterly ecnsurr thu
andacious tntFisncA Of ttr uonarIytIsta.
Tue t'orFfSp3Atit1eu, urgan OF the Conservative
Union says should the elections result in ltldlcll
victory, there wHn!d 10 a formidable cr.fte, an.
other dissolution. and possibly even susoiut'on,
GERMAN 1NFE!.iAL BAnE STATEMENT.
DEnLix, Jn1Y 10,-The weekly statement Of the
Imperial Hank Of Germany akows decrease Of
IA, D0U marHs.
DISSOLVED.
pARts, Jnly 10.-.The municipality OF pcrpIsnan
has bceu dls.olrcd by tho Government.
rllEsHrTEN1AN ADDRESS 70 THE QuRES.
EniSnrRs. July 1u.-Thn Pxn.I'Iesby ttFi4n
Conncil adop:cd an address to tho Queen, str,srA
hY :iJl representatives commissioned by forty
nino Presbyterian churches In tweniy-nvc sep
arase rOuntaev.
Ep,xnui.., Jnly TO- Tho voting Of thn ad.rr-s
10 thr tllrca Terminated tho prncecdinga OF the
pan.1fcspJirrau Council.
, 1877-07-11

nobody. nF remained without burrtinc The ain,
o. the ann an51carcd to h, 9ets but a1Iery "a he
eHtetve. fahef rnnhtne inch coni nunltilrt Of the
men VINO herve II that no details Wilt he neglected.
Thrk~ hfc likely 10 faf1.
:, Rn.fchnk with II. htits appears tn a a *ery
Promised Esnd nfter tho fs Ms r.he* Of tire ftou.
mantan shore, hnt thnse hills h1sc 10 he takct hy
storm. and the troops destined Ia undertake the
Sfartnre Of The place are mt ytt over the river.
"heh theF arc, thf commanding .utts pf Knst-
The paapeta. arc innst difficult 10 overcome. The
tnsftfon ie v-ry dne one. m 1t entirely ro,nmanha
this side. Int the 3lohosth haticrits seem to have
outf1nkcd the others. Two nf the toar batteries
which Fred to-day arc aopnoeed 10 have bsen hid.
cen from the Turks, and. fos The takn9 o1 Nust.
chnk, let us hope thai thefs are inurt Of them.
, 1877-07-11

LoSnoS. Juty 1u.-The Marx Lane Erpreas. tn
ls weekly review Of The I3rttIsh corn tradn, asys:
l'cAFy rain the pakt week has tcndrl 10 promote
tho growth Of tlraw. and has filed ont whtss ears
lopst too, arc benefited but root crops have made
very slow progress. owing 10 cold nights. llay.
milking las been hindtrcd br tho weather. bat q
large proportion OF the crop II gathered In good
orter. tle yield being almost everywhere guud.
Reports from the connssy somer hat vary as 10 tho
aApeel Of tht wheat plant Willis In tome
localities It IA sh!d to g!se pronae
Of sn average crop. In o:hcn appears thin aud
vet eo pn ae tue .lsees s etc +. tne
1bte frEart,ny barley nnd oats. Inlsu- tF so:ne
hc'i. tn home counties. It docs no, appear likely
beana aud peas proiaa-t perhaps lie best 1T i'll
cereals which. on the whole. do nat oflcr - fair
prospect to agreulturie here A. on the contlbent,
where Appearances Al present point to full aver
rhe harvest prospect. In Russia ara very favor..
chances Of da.nacc from stormy weather erc cnE-
ftd~rn1'l5 !esscncd, int eren should c1isatic inu
both a. Marx Lang and the country markets tndi.
"a, u confidently sisted shas little Or nothinS
r. h.mness With which sfSwsis, h.vs
sssa dess 81 to ea1'' ssiI Enr.S Get' rbeat 'as a.
tie ane weather b.. depressed t:sas, and pTcv1ons
81 toreSn wheni % iSo Lonl"n ~ eontnae 1arec,p md
although arrivals frnr, Northern Kussla are les,
tho action Of tiernany and India has prevented, the
ror.atlou.. The crl!'nstcd stock Of wheat in
,s iondo1 1c 6ne @ va aoo ooo nsate u ssns,
show nL'o . slleht increase while barley has &c.
creased some 20. 600 quarters. Tho e4tl1nnted
n ny ~ std sss, aa e.
END OF lat! 1caE. but showa ditninution Ut orcr
, 1877-07-11
POLITICAL.

w1,at tha cbI,f r,,,,,c,,+,o E,c,.,,,, i,
r''.. nv 1'. ~ ~ :"
Ohfo RAMS 10 haf Concerning the coming
Campaign.
Epertai bApasta 10 7as Trttuae,
rnrv.ra n Iutv nm c,,xs.x,.to, ,i,,
49, - "m ~, ~ ..,''a "nt
aHo s'nh. Sohn -. thompson. eAasfmah o. tho
Democratic etase Executive Commlttc, III Tho
that rcn,1rman .,ti that ,bc,. ,vnn,a ~. m ,,f.
49,. H., s...H ".'. 80. WV. "e.'a Nv ~ u'-
e"5 III se'Hak sP Pta"osm WHICH wouId Hh'o
att tht 1lIrrcnt t&ct1uhA lie thought from pft4-
ent appearances, that tho Convention wuplt
be 4 uutct one, Fruu, ali liz could learn
np ~ 'ho present timn thsF1 d'd mol appeae
10 l's my disposition 10 raise ANY nrw
!ssucs; That me Convention woul! doubtless prn-
tcst against f1rcsu Fuaumpton In lR71 Tht. tia
Republican. tal vir1ually Admitted !. Elp"ssib..
a.a soMr =! .he Mofs pton'i'snt 'nrn'b"fs of tho
party hatl declared Asanst It. lie cuu!l mt eFtn
sarn1ise Who wnulA b< the democratic a.slavs fot
t;o.eEnoE. THk TRthuhk's corresp'ndrnt called
NJ. Ihompsohs attention IL the niht which wA&
, 1877-07-11
MUCH MUSIC.

First Grand Concert Of tho Grand Fcattraf n I
Loul*vffle---An Immense Attendance both
OF Loulsrllilans nnti OutaIdors.
LocrsstLL@, KY. July l0.--The 6aengrrfcst 10 4
great rucec~s. Thousands Of people hayo been
gathering from MI sections, snd Loulsyt)le hax
nescs contained moro strangers than At present.
The cltr WIS uc~or gaycr In decorative erienIor,
The strccts arc glorious Ia bunting an! evergreen
s1ch m !ntetefs In celebration has never before
eeon :aanitested 'n Louisville. On Market rtseas,
from Fourteenth to Ncnze!, trafdcnce aflcs rerl-
adorned. .Js1e!son, Second, and Third Streets. .
Fourth and rifth avenues. arc likewise Enr9cnusly
the eye cannot look in any direction without notic-
lug some handsome display In 1lunor Of tho
@ "'tSsspaGx5 ie; ,da oes.
The jail. principal saloons, and streets. arr bril-
1s.ntly dcekcti our 10 eoIora and notsl prorusIon.
rsaranes. Festoons oi snflsni. HANGING ba.kc!s, H.
shs dEapery Of enn,ng at 70 to make The sal! IN
strceE there is IN ,ndkcrlminatc con.mineiny II
ways and around tho windows Of houses fc.touus
with aowcrr pse+cnt scene Of beauty t. tho eye,
1ederasans Hs:t l.. the tentral ngrIc, end q,t ,n-
snd Thisd strecis and Thir4 aad Fourta lG'Ia tic
decorations sre neat aud attractive, nnd in sonlo
foftAptcA profusc.
The foItoxln: vas the programme 70, th!* eyea-
ln9. under direction Of AF. Pant Ea!ss, of LouI.-
= .w,l1xomn.n<,,,,o oszs4'.,;': ,.s,..,
aNe1sa y n"ss is'o9: aaa 0r4<1;a. ''s''s'
:.Sss: M !! u Evs:1s sists"'s T." .ao
ars"s eItSs. u rSa"te esd I. t5jee; oss 5' O.
un.ssmi.sion. .a1aii
:. "p.s x.en, der Mali sst fdt1, X lin. in roa,..
no, se|o. a1aaa ecra: u La: ac1. aa a's q!
, 1877-07-11
FIRES.



still atarn was g!scn 10 the Fire Patrol pr thu
American District Telegraph Company. yr..vr-
dny morning, for 4 ftc'on thr fourth floor Of tin
1n'ldfnr Sos. 100 md 1.8 Washington street,
The tam3ge waa hlEtht.
The damage done by the fire In tie Ga.:rtl r;ock
yesterday morning WIS not 70 great u. At fs,t
reported. and will hanN5 exceI total Of ST.. uJ1
"a great deal OF arc for a comparatively .m9il
sum Of money. The bntlng - damaged 10
n divided up among tue ocenpants nf tho
hu'ldfng. wht. arc insured ~ follows:
=. I. Mason = Co., q, 20p In the Fane and $500
In The Fairfield; snnth e. Hewitt lose about u. cr
eennt snd are Insured for sl.0o0 in tic Urart,
Khnttc Island: Tradefa'. and f:oyal Canadian: c.
f1a.ooo IN the Fire. American. and Heading;
Ken'ny. Jcnklna T. Ioung. largely damaged ~
Matcl and only insured Tor 81 900 In the New
Thfk Unncswrttcrs and Newark; Eiicl Danzlscr b
Co. lorc 10 per cent, injured for $ll.NjU. Tho
rag merchants arc badly dcrnorafizctl, ard hayo
no inausance. The hre 10 raid to have originated
10 the faRa from spontaneous combustion. and to
T. Ma40Q j. Co.
, 1877-07-11

sonse :n said Hart Ind adrcftited that Of
al = : OF Tho Eagle Th-asrs woutd
oe ~ = cents. The writer then a.rersed
thxS S'*eht 10 The theatre with lady m Tho
eTeesf,n question and handed In 81 htlI fnr
tNtS ~. fochanse was rirrn htn,. since 'the
n59 'nke At thr ho1 .of'sc seoopcd In the m"n-
e9@~ Ie Herd!d. april II. printed another letter
c.ss.- d he had been roughly trcatcti md 1n.iI1
elected from tho Eagle rhe1'ro by the painful
The sr*wcr Of Mf. Bennett denies that the nrtcjes
were pnblthcd with hls cnn-ct,t or authority, Ths
defendant aho denies oil malice. and r,rs The ali.
clc' we're published in good faith, snd while ht
, 1877-07-11
GENERAL.
Mf1T HfNNtM0

ra,,,. ,.,,., nut NJ ossp'Su. ,., ,,.:.,.
~. ....o s"S ~ o.'1'u .t uoes.n..
u1s ~. wv 'IaI tn1 ''osHauo VI t"e
"'@1~ SD - oo' p'"a.us. oe'as 'ueose9''c'
~ saa'aA.
..'.sn A''' IVY sI tasst!'ss"ee 'eee'fea a.se
s.4'es 'oat t"cn1y-aso oe1"an Oepu''es
'"a c>.'eo'a Le't Hase Ies'E"ea
1'u'" tao oAuIt"Ta1na peesuse TUG III
a1Sss s!v o' tho hoaae III sepf 10 ff'heT
a."ans speoea was not 'Famea ~ H. oee"F1anse
"na tno s'c"s o. t"e a'not'ty' aoc teS'sua'
)" Ao '.sa"s'c. mh' oo ns'a ln"sa'ots5
WIZ '"'.@ "''t '"I 'o"t~".
A'o""oN' s4'} W.-sNc-A"m1aa tofhoSs
conln'sooins tns ontn" hees III os@Aa "ay' aaa
as'Mea ~ eoostsnsloop'e' a'lo Will Aafo 10
aaoNneo WIN 'ao o"tan' ~
@oSafAat1AorLs s1y o'-"""''Fa' '1osnpy
aas sotos'ea 10 neA1ka bsS.
WOUNDED.
LONDON. July ln--nen. eHooclelIt Je., the
,M nssn Of hnoSan". " oaalY "oa"'s"' snd IL
, 1877-07-11
LIBEL.

8peedl DispotGA II i:1e T154K<.
N1v foaK, July 10. josh Hart, manager Of the
Eagle Theatre, has brought suit to recover 10 0oo
damages from James Gordon Bennett on aeeoupt
Of two alleged ilbelous articles published In ths
H&rasL Tbs pla!utlf saJs that On April II. 1877,
tha defendant, ,naiiciousy desiring to tnjpse him
In his gQod name, ETC.. printed : Communication
uu4as aha headlug "seooplng II In. IN which
, 1877-07-11
AT NTATTO0y. H.,

NATION. ILL.,. July 10. Fred Kinzcls brewery,
At this place, was burned last night and is q
total loss. Mf. Kinxel had iuscs,ed oycs
$40, 0o0 In bis buildings and stock, md l,i4
loss, aboss insurance. vii, he nearly &1D,
goo. The insurance amounted 10 S12, 100,
in thu following companies: Lycomng, 81, coo;
ncrman. 81. o0o: Fhrnix. e9.000: Fsscman's
End, 8. 600; Home. Of }n!o. 81, 600; st. Paul,
t5oo; Amazon, s.. 800; Manl.aftan+ 81, LOO; Ter
nan American. 81. 600. Several hundred barrnis
Of 1cef were loAt. The cansr nf tho rr r unknown,
~ there was n0 tfe IT. about the prciniscs yes
erIay. 1tia believed 10 hayc been oceas:oncd By
tfampB.
, 1877-07-11
THE BLISS MONUMENT,

ToxAwAxp4, Ps., July 10.-Ths Bitss mona"
ment WA dedicated Ut Rome to'da1 In thu pscseneo
Of 10, QUO peopls. Hears. AQody and saa&sJ
look psrt tn tho e1e1ci.es and the dedie&torJ ~
d1eA& was dalEsxs1 n Or. Plstsea, VI DtHvlk
, 1877-07-11
4 Sensational slicing Process Attrib~
uted to England, Germany,
and Russia.
Tie British Mediterranean Fleet to Dc
Further Strengthened.


IN KunorE.
ffy Cable TO The Caieaqo Ttibune.1
LONDON OFFICE or THE CurcAoo TnlnuNE.
sALranuhr srnErT, ". c., July 10.-With
tho capture Of Tirnovn tho Russians gnincd
most important position, being thua pnt in
possession ot Tho approach to tho schipka
Pnss. Military authorities horo think TINT
tho Grand Dukes force will
RAPIDLY ADVANCE
through tho rass to Adrihnople, thus tbcat-
cning Constantinoplo IN front aud shumla
In tho rear.
Tho army In tho Dobrudscha ia constantly
receiving reinforoop,cnts, and all arc tending
towards Billstria, whoro the Fourteenth
Corps Inns already arrived.
IN ASIA
tho situation is not 10 bad ns reported Gen.
Tnrgurasoff eontriypd to escape to Bayazid,
aud tho Russian army In Arrnenia was thus
aAvED FnoM GREAT p1sAs1ER.
correspondent at ConAsantinop1e te!e-
graphs TINT Mr. Laynrd inti1natel to tho
Porto that England la not satisfied With tho
explanations Of Russia
REGARDING coNsrANT1yoPLB,
md has sent lcet to Bcsika Bay, and Is
going to sond troops to Egypt, In order TO
take tho necessary steps II Tho Russians
should croRs the balkans.
From oTllHn SOURCES.
To thd N1stsrt Assott1tsf PTts1.
VIENNA, .luly l0.-AccuunIs from Russia ac-
knowledge TINT the campaign in Asia Is consid-
ctrd eomplcts failurc, and will have to bo su-
iesycl.
III Europa there Is no doubt that tue Turks
hayo given up defense Of The lInu Ut TIC Juntra.
, 1877-07-11

CorooNs, July 1o.-Ex-presidcnt Grant left to.
day, psocccitn. up The Khne. 1Te will bc received
in Frankfort tb-morrow night by committee
headed BY Tho American Consul. snd on Thursday
! dlnuer will oe gircn In his houor.
, 1877-07-11

NFff1ot U1s11aftlt u 1hs T1bunf,
DETROIT, Mich. duly 10.-At North Hranch.
1.apcer County. hre this morning dcs1ro5td
leat'A Oncra. ftall and rcsidcncc and Daniel Orrs
stufc. Lofs, $lh. 600: Insurance light.
, 1877-07-11

<A1A<l al
kA1ts.
EnzAnoux, July l0-rhc Rus.!ans have re-.
tired from tho neighborhood Vt Kars, and arc
marching towards A1csanfiropnl. without fight
Ing. Moukhtar Pasha 'las entered Kass.
DRIVEN ACnoss riR HoRpsn
EnzHnouM, July lo.-1t is officially announced
that the Russian left wing has been driven
acruss the Russian frontier, pursued By lsmail
raAha.
MouKnTAn's AnMr.
4 dcputation Of citizens Of Kars vls!tctl
Afoukhtar Fasila.
EnzERouM, July l0.-MouEhtar PAsha has
effected junction with portion Of tic earrt.
aon OF kafs at Tschfviikoys, tluce ktttcs f.om
tic f0rtlGrnttons.
Tho Russians continue to retreat On Kuruk-
darn.
1srnai Pasha ia at Moussoum, three rnt.cs
from the frontier.
Gen. Tcrgukassot1 occupies q position on the
frontier.
VILLAGE pffLGGE.
V1EsHA, july 10.-A special from Asia states
that In the Ardamudsch district, June 2S, the
Russians pi1luged clcrcn Villages and killed
hftE people, ou prctott that tllcy had fought
aga1nst tl,cul.
THK RKTnnAT.
On Friday last Gctl. Tcrgukasso1 returned
to Russian territory. Ills forrn marched forty
Kilometres daily, md is believed u have lost
all lts war materials
EuTAToRfA.
Fl. PETERsnuno, July 1u.-Gcn. scmeka tcle-
graphs from Odessa TINT the Turkish fleet has
commenced bombar1lng Eupatorla-
AElNFONCEMEMTs.
LONDON, July 11-b #. tn.-A special from st.
Petersburg states that 900 infantry from
saratova arc now proceeding to Armenia by
forced marches.
, 1877-07-11

.
= 4 u, 1871,
-
| dcrlArcs that A conycnffon hct,xern Rorrnnn+,
an serys h,s ,ren .ui',ts ~,aee" eee',toa !.
| ..,. ' "e'' '.s''"'te'5 5 eo"e'uueo' u u
Psepo"ts1 that tl!c military corporation of Ser
via shall ta!:c ctrcct towards Tic middle Of An.
s1s A"' 'et t'.a.. a...fo'efnmcnt l'as concluded
IN rams loan III 2,'U9,t0i duc'ts, partly guas-
anterd by Knssta aud subject to tic ratification
~ VIC eN"ptteh'ha.
| NOT ~ THREATENING.
..,,,. e.. t,.t.t.,, W. p''., .n "l 1's "'s-
..s' ~ ~. ~. nslInn nee. 10 oeska haf IL !lin1'n-
mnr ~ explanations given I" the British Par
| ,,orv ,.r..,s ,,...
Lo~now W.T. i,,r 's'T to -. v"nn,,nn ,1,,.',,, "u1
e,tar1 ~ IT, ,a aa1,.,o 1e ~ eessaean '
| which will he ready in August. and the Tenn.
a,es mefis,.,x x0sn mi WI, 10 teo 'eaag almost In
| sca-gofng froucjAl In commission. carryinr
fyur twentr.sre-ton o,,ns. Thcy .l.n se.n, ,a ~
Intend to dispatch either the Thundescr or
| Drcai]nnuglit, ahoulI the {ytlrauItc gear for
loa'llng tho guns prore rs satisfactory rs ex-
l'ectct1 Tic Hercules lately serving as naR.hfp
In the Mediterranean, will be preparcd for sea
10 "'"" a. poss'ofe'
! ~,1,, ----...---...
cluRGEVo AND RUsTCHUK.
""st'f"oe"s. H., onaARDMEEI-seEEEs DURING
| THE RAIN or SHELLS.
GtrnaEvo, Iunc 23:-Th,, morning. ann ro..
| bright and chcsrfn,. and ,oh1 h.~.s. h.as. tts
general Fuasfine's OF the weather. Lemonade
BY . the u'aa, crowd Of so.'tper', who had grown
| r,.,a.,.S -. .. . .'"s. 'ns' nA's - p7eea'e NC:
tta." ea e., 10 sae presence across The fissf Of
en,hrasuses, each Of which, like tbe pupil
/ of an rye, had one black ,nos In
II. Tn,..n cpn: ac, ~ t,u,., a.n ann. . epos ~
opened their mouths, api then only aca,ns, % the
ila'sfan batteries right and left, that tho fear Of
and % n: s,.sst. wess l,vsi, sxala. Lat night. Il
an WV ealing and atnk
as va, IN oil lie lanJ A, til. bou,s ro,. ~ % ,hs
DIV bcr.c,. nnea 9a n - .us "ous1 wore on INC
streets we're auIct. bui for the chat
unfer the hugo san.hadcs Of tho acl1c.s Of
Lemonade. Iho.e w,o had to no ont o' their
catches Of seen, ,a.sna o., sna ;h ast
gentle cgYyc Of s,obosla. and hrourht r.nsc,od ~
~. To-, ~ f;sataexa ,h. aas ,ss,e .s"esEo
clnk, But tbont . o'clock rumbliur sound IN
heard coming down tho s!ver at the point Of the
~ ~ nm,.,.n anu .1'' na "no "ese ~ INC eeefe.
ns sss t"Ss' ~, y s s,.s9 G, tsw little ps
'sthdsh nrn,h..s. euoaS'
.til a,ss ana ano'nes sueeefaeG an After each
rst smoke was thu. Of gun, The second the burt.
ns o. :. ehe sh nearer sound y heard It Il the
Sy Gt III dH 1na ,a sas Of Filled and
p.". Ena va W. seu setteroay. Win IT. eican beds in
osyh. IT, c,s soscnso 81 pas"t. it What Il that
, 1877-07-11
TOWARD THE BALKANS

TOWARD THE BALKANS
The Russian Progress
Southwark from the
Danube Slow but
Sure.
Tirnoya All Important STRAIT
egic Point for Fu-
ttlrc Operations.
a Large Turkish Fleet Ap-
pears ut the Mouth of
the Danube.
It's Object Being to Check the Rus
gian Advance in the Do
5rudscha.
Another Turkish Monitor Falls
into the Hands of the
Russians.
The Borrbardnent of Eupa-
toria Commenced by
the Turks.
Latest Reports as to the Sftua-
tion in Asia Minor.
A New Campaign to Be lnaugurat-
ed by the Russians.
Constantinoplc the Scene Of An
archy and L:Lw1cssncss.
4 Sensational 6licing Process Attrib-
uted to England, Germany,
and Russia.
Tie British Mediterranean Fleet to Do
Further Strengthened.
, 1877-07-11
North German LIoy,l.

TT % .tssTs 81 ". COMPANY ~ es ercry sstr..
sttt no Of P:..ase-rEYn. Nav York . SoatnamrtSat
sGaa g. ~ s9!dt seeFaSe 10 c1IteesI freight
"VAA@sSe &pplfto OEtNicHS CO..
3BoEllDk Green. New York.
, 1877-07-11
ROWLAND SCHOOL

FoE Advanced Education Of YnunR Women, at
UNION SPRINGS s:,?ss !s:a Lsss 9sss:s'
Especially attractive hGGrl1kc ftcpnrA
tptY and culltx De pa rtnenta. a-n fo ctfcuinr
lIrsli!ent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ii. D., AM.
S1ce.PrelIdcnL-M. ANNA Nf1HG.
, 1877-07-11

This school Is dcst:ned 70 glse to lr,t mi most
thorough preparation fur cul1eEr The p4et tlcrc
have h.en tc leacher* 81 u sh''Ity and experience.
Theirs II preparatory cisis In Eust!sh stndaa and
Frcnch fur h'ya trom TN ~ fourteen yrArs af me-
Tho Academy hdar'n1. .h1Hsr " ltttef The cnttFa
charge Of M rrrrnt aecFa, aud hoys receive
1ul burcrvt4ich hnI 3tleIflon.
EUF cAtAltkQEA and GfcN1atN AdlttCks tic Matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-08

est at s17O8c5 income from ether sources sI3r s7s
total Income, 1907 9fL Yet the payments in reds,,
OF floating debt amount TO S3s6539. or s7s lls 4,
excess OF receipts full report might possibly aceoa,,
for this discrepancy by showing reduction I'm ,u,
plies or other assets but this statement Is ~ usorrs
ton Is Of little value. The coal shares one time yer.
particularly active aud advanced sharply the ea.
OF short contracts. but later became dn weak In
regard to new combination there seems b. be no pF,.
bty OF such event; bat " 10 should occur puD,o
sentiment wouh probably make quick work VITA n
Competent authorities assert that present prices "a,
coal yield fair return upon amy just valuation 81 tAs
properties Of the large companies, and thai the iade
pendent miners OF the Leiigh Region, who own sei,
mines uBincumbered, make money at existing rate.
Illinois Central advanced from 10 10 o. COVERING al
shorts and then on few sales returned 10 81 p.ek
Island agan received the attention " the broker yb Ia
not only abe but seemed willing TO reach higle- ior
price than any else II sold at 1914 and
then ut 1OC1s. The 81. PGuis and NORTH eSteYn
were all flrmsr, bat Feceded with ina
general market. Ohio aud Hissi sippi. 81 The LINT
weights the strongest and held 70 TIE c.e
The petition for the rCtaHg OF Mr.. King receive al
the company has been nuWerously siged bY bo,h h9ui
and stock holders. a movement 10 Hannibal and NJ
Josephs based upon the publication of what y Ike Y 10
better the finances OF The COMPANY proved 10
short duration. Western Union and the
all Joined in the New Years marcs, p3rcu arly tAe
former which advanced 10 30 Brilliant as At times the
market seemed TO nc, in the absence OF ous;, -nfso
IL would quickly subsidc into quIetness and 80 ye.nsn
until the waters were again stirred b. the mage UaEd
The following table shows the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-08
Ccnntrp Real estate tor Sale.

L'OR SALE-LEASE of FARM, 40 acres !;
u stock, implements, possession q. L. GAHDlNIh hlhS
sion Somerset Co.. Eastern shore, Nc.
10R SALE, chcap-A small FARM OF eIght
acres mile from depot on main rTi, OfIca tOt 81
vih ye rooms uaru and stt!aes, WORKSHOP men
nery, anu other oubuldngs al Kinds OF toce lh, T.ts
truck hhsS IN
menoy. Price I32 .. half Cah, baaice iOo yeiy Apply
tu r. POOLE Box So T. o. East >iTouisDuFs PENN of IL
DAVIS 1Iounr Office, y. y.
NOTICE TO STOCK-RAiSERS AND FARM
~ IBSThe .yeTt.scr has tract OF Loo acreso i land
in sisso a. tiubere and near three rail-
roads improved. II q has tine herd 81
Durham Stock berkshire and Poland lima hogs
abunt 20 head Of ire brood mares with colts nom fine
sail rs has houses, LARGE barn, ic" nous
300 bead 81 stock ic adv cruiser
y il furnish ore hali of capital None bE, persons vim
ron so 5000 need answtr THIS eoo chance tor
person Of brains capital, and musle. address roc h
RS El, Cf y. VI. Aver sCn Times buidhg f"lia
dclphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-08
Connirp propcrIn 10 fet.

th(sn MONTHLY RENT. Forty minutes
SbtNP comfort ride fror Lbertyst. competing trunk
i m unprnus Till midnight yearly fare, 500 con
yguUt pburban Cottage Residence aud GROUNDS house s
ia s targe cellar heater hot AMI cold WattT Dbth
r,s, ra,lls etc; large villa plot laid ont 10 aW
dr. e. rarleu shade fruit vines. berries Gel location hE
Iva nod AID healthy minutes walk by paved streets
on cunt and center Oi CITY 81 Elizabeth ana TWO
station NJ Neet
Central Rsilrnsd. Apply OF premises or 10 Tue O"Nh"
RDom p 40. y NassSIs.,