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The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
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MAINE.
FREsHET ON THE sACo.

FkESHET ON THE sACO.
Dam Carried Away-Washout on the
Portland IL Ogdensburg r.. II.
FRYEBURG, Aug. ga powerful rain storm
set in last night from the southwest, lasting
until morning. The Saco is now very high and
still rising. Intervales are submerged and
large quantities of cut grain are being foated
off. Socks dam on Ballard stream is swept
out and thousands of logs are let loose into the
river. Damage to it will be several thousand
dollars A washout on the railroads is re-
ported at Glen station in Bartlett, part of
trestle is gone at East Branch, and a land
slide is reported half mile above Bemis.
DAMARIsCoTTA, Aug 25.-The Republican
county convention met here to-day. Hon.
Edwin Flye presided. The following nomins-
tions were made:
Senator-D. w. Chapman, Damariscotta.
Commissioner-W. B. Dreamer, Waldoboro'.
Register of Deeds-J. A. Reed, Boothbay.
Treasurer-J. W. Taggart, Wiscasset
The following resolution was adopted with
out opposition:
ReSoIued, That our confidence in the integ-
rity, patriotism and craftsmanship of Ruther-
ford b. Hayes remains mistaken, and that we
heartily approve his efforts for the promotion of
the harmony and peace of the country, and
economy and faithfulness in every department
OF the government.
Pisc ataquis County Republican Conven-
zion.
DOVER, Aug. 25.-The Republican county
convention was held here to-day. c. J. Ford
of Atkinson was chairman. The following NOM
nations were made:
Senator-Jason Hassell of Sebec.
Clerk of Courts-Henry B. Flint of Dover.
Register of Deeds-Marcell w. Hall of
Dover.
Treasurer-C. B. Kittredge of Dover.
County Commiss ioner-Henry F. Daggett of
Milo.
No resolutions were introduced and every
thing was harmonious.
The North Bank of Rockland.
RocKLAND, Aug 25.-The stockholders of
the North Bank, state institution, voted to
increase the capital stock to 100000, and to 60
into the national system.
Close of the Muster.
AUGUSTA, Aug. 26.-The six days encamp-
ment of the Maine militia closed yesterday, the
tents being struck at one o'clock. The COM
panies formed into line and marched to the
"opoo. "A 1housanu uen WeIo III llue, Indklng
very imposing appearance. The muster was
very successful and orderly affair. Good
weather the entire week.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Mrs. s. G. Ham,
mond is appointed postmistress at Benny
Eagle, York county, Maine; Stephen D. Gray,
postmaster at Cape Rozian, Hancock county
James I'll. Dingee, at South Bancroft, Aroos-
took county.
Sudden Death.
BANGOR, Aug. 26.-Simpson Rollins, about
63 years old, died suddenly this morning of
heart disease.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27


Sch Aldana Rokes, Rhodes Phiadelphia-coalt
Sargent, Dennison & Co.
Sch Elya Pettengill. York, Port Johnson-coal to
Sargent, Dennison 81 Co.
Sch M Laughton, Hallowell, New York-iron TO
Maine Central RR.
Sch Lindsey Barberick, Calais.
CLEARED.
Brig Sreamer, new Sinnett, Buenss Ayres Ryan
& Kelsey.
Brig Cascatelle, Sparks Matanzas-Isaac Emery.
sunday, Aug. re.
ARRIVED.
Sch VIM Connors, French, Amboy-coal to shurt-
left & Co.
Sch Geo w Jewett, Clark, Amboy.
Sch Geo Walker, Cole. New York
Portland Co.
Sch Weeks, Farr, Gloucester
Trunk RR Co.
mond, Va. ' ' ~
Sch Harriet Newell, Benson, Mt Desert.
deep loaded.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
The California Mint.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 25.-The public sessions
of the mint investigation commission closed
last night, though further private inquiries will
be carried on A significant piece of testimony
eleven years in the mint, who testified to over
hearing conversation between Superintendent
Lagrange and Pinney at the county Jail. in
which the latter told the former that he would
prefer no charges against him if he would join
through. Lagrange said he did not fear an in
vestlgation, as nothing could be proved against
him. Pinney urged that however that might
be it would cost Legrauge good deal of mon
ey, and, he added, "You know that through
my people [ can prove everything want to
prove" Levine accompanied Lagrange to Jail
for the purpose of listening to the interview.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
WESTERN HURRICANE,
Destruction of the Great Bridge at Coun
Gil Bluffs,

~CstNuCtAVM VI Inc DrAu&G at COun
Gil Bluffs.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Aug. 25.-Two spans of the
Missouri River bridge at this place, $50 feet in
length, were blown down and almost wholly
destroyed during violent wind and rainstorm
this morning. The storm was from the north
and struck the easterly end of the immense
structure with such force as to wrench 500 feet
from the connection and topple it into the riv-
er, twisting the stringers and columns into an
endless variety of shapes.
About one half of the debris is under water
and the remainder lies on the side and at the
foot of a high embankment on the eastern ap-
proach. 1t is impossible to give correct esti-
mate of the loss. The dismantled piers, SO far
as can be ascertained, are uninjured, as also
the remainder of the bridge, nine spans in
length. In consequence of this disaster COM
munication with the west is wholly interrupted
at this point, but arrangements will doubtless be
perfected shortly either for the erection of tenn
porary spans until permanent ones can be sup.
piled, or for the transfer of freight and pas
sengers by ferry.
OMAHA, Aug. 25..-There are various sur
misses as to the cause of the accident to the
Union Pacific bridge, but the general opinion
seems to be that it was cyclone that struck it.
The loss is about $35O,OOO. 1t will probably
take from two to three months to rebuild it.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
Avn Unknown WAN murdered.

PROVIDENCE, R. L., Aug. 26.-The body of
man 40 to so years old, thick set, heavy whis-
kers and moustache, was found in Bristol har-
Dor Friday evening, tied by the neck to a slab
of granite weighing forty pounds. The body
was somewhat decomposed, and no evidences
of foul play were found save the connection
with the large stone, which was SO secured as
TO preclude the idea of suicide. On various pa
of Frederick Mcguire, Rockport, Me Herbert
Mcguire, 80 High street, Boston, box 1929 Bos-
ton; William 81. Hudson and Ed. Boston, and
bill dated South Yarmouth, July Is, 1871
Mrs. Polly Kelly to FL. Harris, NJ. D., for at.
tendance. &C. The small finger on the right
hand had been amputated, and the adjoining
finger mutilated. An inquest was commenced
and adjourned to September l.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
WASHINGTOE.
Naval Movements.

Naval Movements.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-The frigate Trenton
was at SMYRNA on the Sd inst, and will remain
there some time. Minister Maynard visited her
on July 9th, and was received with the custom
airy honors. The Alliance is also at Smyrna,
and Admiral Worden deems it advisable to keep
her there to despatch u any port where Ameri-
can interests may need protection. The Van
dalia is on the coast of Syria.
Visit of Louisianians.
Ex.Gov. Wells and Gen. Anderson of Louis
iana arrived here this evening. They say that
their visit has no connection with the informa-
ton filed against them in New Orleans, and
that the attorneys to defend them are already
engaged in that city. Their object in coming
hither is altogether different from that above
mentioned
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
SOUTH AMERICA.
Serious Earthquake in Chilli

PANAMA, Aug 26.-Advices of the 18th not
the arrival on the 14th of the whaler Hercules
of New Bedford with 1920 barrels OF sperm oil
which will be forwarded to the United States
per steamer Acapulco.
The bark Fanny Lewis, from Boston, arrived
at Aspinwall on the 18th.
An attempt at revolution in San Jose Costa
Rica. on July 29th was Immediately sup
pressed.
Callao dates of August LIST report that news
Coquimbo and Serena in Chill. The extent of
the disturbances and amount of damage is not
stated. The cable from Callao south is broken
owing it is supposed, to the earthquakes.
Many priests are leaving Ecquador on
account of government hostility.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
Senator morton's Condition.

RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 26 AT niue o'clock
tonight DIR. Bliss makes the following state
ment:
am willing to base my medical reputation
upon the assurance that the acute pains in Sen
ator Morton's right side will not return. The
Senator has passed very favorable day, resting
during the afternoon upon an invalid lounge in
the back parlor, chatting with old friends and
several neighbors from Centreville, while his
sick room was being aired.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27

NEW YORK, Aug. 25-2.20 P. M.-The strength
anu Dueyancy Oh the stock market continues to-day
week. e'-ss' " WIG
". II. vanderbilt, Jay Gould, james R. Keene,
its. u' p,oi-
Mr. keenes profits are reported as high as mill
i i anu nan. Notmng like the present movement
mas peen known in Wall street for years.
northwestern common rose to 35k upon rumors NJ
propaple consultation with the Union Pacific next
week. Mr. Gould was reported to be large buyer
very large. S"-"'osa are
Michigan Central advanced to $685. Lake Shore ss
Union Pacific 7ls Northwestern preferred sSI VS. eo
tern Union 83s, New York Central 1885, At The time
OF writing prices are fracionaly below these figures
which were the highest of the day sNi'''
Gold sold down to 1O35, but closed at 1O4. Toroe
to-day. 'lio way
3P. M-The stock market is closing IN heavy
sudden selling movement having DEVELOPED which
mas carried down prices to 81 per cent. .''-'
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European Markets.

LONDON, Aug. 25-12.3O P. M.-Consols at 95 3-16
for money and account.
LONDON, Aug 25-1230 P. M.-American securi-
ties-Unted States bonds, 1868, 1071 new 5s 1919;
10 t0s, 1903; Erie 104; New York Central at 99 Hi
nois Central g..
LONDON, Aug. 25.-(Beerbohm's Circular)-Float-
lug cargoes of Wheat frmer than they were yester-
day, and Corn turn clearer. Cargoes on the pas
sage and for shipment of Wheat and Corn frmer.
Weather in England unsettled.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 25-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
quiet and unchanged; Middling uplands at 15-16d
do Orleans at 6ad sales 1000 bales, including 1905
on speculation and EXPORT receipts 1850, including
1850 American; futures 1872 cheaper: August and
September delivery 5 % 80 q 81.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 25.-The cotton sales included
AGO American,
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
Base Ball.

O. At Fryeburg-Pequawkets of Fryeburg Ii !;
At Boston-Bostons 8, Louisviles g.
At St Louis-Chicsgos IS, ST. Louis II.
AT Buff ,lo-Tecumsehs s, Bufalos 4.
Az New York-Game between the Cncin-
natis and Hartfords stopped after second inn
ing on account of rain,
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
HAVANA Market.

HAVANA. Aug. 26.-Sugar-a perfect demoraliza-
ton PREVAILS quotations entirely nominal; stock in
warehouses at Havana and Matanzas 174,0O0 boxes
000bags, and $4,000 hhds; receipts for the week
were 2200 hhds 200 bags and 500 hhds; the exports
during the week were 5000 boxes 1900 bags and 4SO
hhds including 5000 boxes all bags and all hhds for
the United States.
Freights-no business.
Tobacco-tew sales; holders demanding very high
prices and quoted at $45 "a $40 in gold per OIL
Spanish gold 2275 a 22S. Exchange-on United
States sixty days currency 81 @ prem.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
THE COAL REGIONS.
A General Strike announced

A General Strike announced.
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-The Herald's Bethle-
hem, Pa, special reports that Pardee & Co.'s
non striking miners, the only ones at work in
the Hazelton district, have consented to join
the strikers. The Miners National Associa-
ton or Cleveland announces general strike
in the bituminous regions of western Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio, West Virginia and other states.
This will be inaugurated simultaneously with a
strike in the anthracite region.
The Coal Companies Firm.
SCRANTON. Aug. 25.-The Pennsylvania Coal
Company's reply to the miners demands for
creased wages, refu .es the concession, and adds
that work will not be resumed in the mines un-
leas the miners are quito unanimous in favor of
resumption at the July rates. The miners will
meet to decide the question.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
METEOROLOGICAL,

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER. Washington, DC,
August q, Il A. M))
For New England,
north east to southeast winds, stationary or
higher temperature. partly cloudy weather and
occasional light rains with rising, possibly fol-
lowed by falling, barometer, at the northern
stations.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
MARRIED..

In Biddeford, Aug. 49, John Silley OF Biddetord
and Miss Amanda A. Cluff of Saco.
In Gouldsboro. Aug. IS, Alexander Skinner and
Miss Sarah l.. Written, both of Steuben.
In Eden. Aug. 10, Irving S. Anderson and Miss
Annie M. Davis, both of Trenton.
In Eden, Aug 49, S. o. Richardson and Mrs Mary
Bunker, both OF Bar Harbor.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
Providence Print Cloths Marie,


PROVIDENCE, R. l., Aug. 26.-The Printing cloths
market ruled dull all the week with sales rennrtad
at only 2350 pieces at 80 q 1916 for standard and
extra 81 x CAS-. io ano
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27

~, Ar at Port Mulgraye Ms ed sch Mary Lizzie, FIN
Westport for North Bay,
Sch Grand Master, Capt Hines, which arrived at
gloucester 18th, from Grand Banks, weighed out
270,7T0 lbs cod netting S658O
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27

The City Hall at Oakland, California, was
burned Saturday night. All the important doc
uments and books were saved. Supposed in
cendiary. Loss 100000; insurance $4,000
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27

Dervish Pasha telegraphing from Batoum on
Friday. claims to have captured the redoabt of
Djaugur. One hundred Russians were killed
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Ar at Buenos Ayres July 18th, brig Adene Rich
ton, Gray Portland.
SID June 16. baiqne Saml Spring. Bacon, Zarati
Saml Hale, Haven, Campanero.
AT at Montevideo July 14th, barque fremont. Ber-
Portland, MAY 10,)
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
Foreign Notes.

1t is rumored that Father Hyacinthe intends
standing as candidate for one of the arrondisse-
ments of Paris. His success is considered
problematical.
Ex-President Theirs, in receiving Republi-
can deputaton Friday at Saint German, said
Republican was the only government possible
in France, but it should be conservative 10
order not to create alarm. He did not doubt
the triumph of the Republican cause, and
severely condemned its adversaries.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
Bank Statement.
new York stock and Money Market.

NETWORK, Aug. 25-12.15 P. M.-Gold at 104
Money q q 8 per cent. Exchange, long 1921; short
485. Governments weak in sympathy with gold
State bonds steady. Stocks buoyant.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Boston Stock Market.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1000 bush corn meal to 9
w True & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
I-ARIN e n EW5 S,
PORT OF PORTLAND.
saturday, Aug. 2J.
ARRTUEn

Saturday, Aug. %.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Franconia Bragg, New York-prssen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Steamer New York, Winchester, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston. w."
Sch Thos A Stuart, Libby, Philadelphia--coal to
Randall u McAllister.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
ONsERVATORY of WI

st. 10000 pupils since 1867. IS eminent IL
tere d1o hours instruction for SIS. Musica,
ciffp anu ITt Art Courses. terms year. Address
Z. AMI, oNoEE' MUSIC HALL, BOSTON. s,.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NVllnS, DllVlt " lldl llVn,
Under Falmouth Hotel.
Independent Readers.
Franklin Primer.
Hagar's Arithmetics.
GuyOfS Geography.
Our World Mol.
Green's GramnarS.
SwintOn's Word Book.
WGntWOrth'S Problems
Drawing Books.
Drawing States.
Drawing Cards.
Writing Books.
| Spelling Books.
WGbStGr'S Dictionaries.
W0lcester's Dictionaries.
| Bryant & StrattOn'S Bookkeeping,
Barnes History U. s.
GrGGnlGaf'S Algebra.
DaltOns's Physiology.
Harris Composition & Rhetoric
HoOker's Child Book of Nature.
| StGOlG'S Sciences.
Norton's Elements of Physics.
LGightOn'S Greek Books.
Chase & Stuart's Classics.
| GO0dWin'S Greek Books
Hardness Latin Books.
| HadlGy'S Greek Books.
Andrews Latin Lexicon.
LiideN & SCOTS Greek Lexicon,
Whites Lexicon.
| Ott6S French Reader.
OttO's French Grammar.
Also all other Books in
use in Portland and
Vicinity.
School States, Slate and
Lead Pencils, Pens, PEN
holders. and Writing Pa
pers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-12
VINO sTiBBED NAY HERMANNp
Nine boys Fighting In Washington square-A
Knife, but Who Used III

Louis Reno was put on trial in the Cen
oral Sessions. yesterday. on n charge OF killing
Max Hermann The prisoner Is II years OF
agc and all the witnesses are boys OF about the
same age. Tho testimony for the prosecution
WINS descriptive of fight in Washington square
one evening in last May, in which nine boys were
involved. Six of the boys started for the square.
where thcy intended to form club, in imitation
of the political clubs. In West Third street
they encountered the three other boys and n
violent quarrel grew out of a casual Insulting
remark. Tho two parties met soon niterward
in the square. and fight was at once beg un.
1t was what the Bowcry boys call free hght'
and in IL Hermann was stabbed. lie die.i De-
fore morning. All the FIVE surviving OF ono
party were put on the stand. and although they
gave harmonious accounts OF the nHnt, th.y
could not tell who stabbed their companion. In
the darkness they could not see plainly and
subsequently they were not able to identity their
opponents. The first witness who implicated
the prisoner was Joseph Rivcro. one OF his two
companions i'm the fight. RivcrO testified that
he did not see the stabbing done. hut TINT soon
afterward Reno. whose hands were bloody said:
Il must have cut that fellow deep" Under
cross examination Rvcro admitted that he
drew n knife while fighting, but he denied that
he stabbed anybody with IT, Charles Walker
Reno's other companion testified that he SAID
he must have cut TINT fellow deep, Tho de-
fence will endcavor to fastcn the crime on Iii
|
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DENNsYLvA>IA HAILKoAD.
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AND UNITED STATES VI AL ROUTE.
ON and after June -. 1877.
trains leave Sew York Via Do,bros>cs and Corilandt
sts Ferries. e. follows
Express tor llarr.ur. Pittsburgh tho wc. and south.
with Pullman Palace cars attached \ NJ 20 ant : 80
daily
For Wnhaui,rort Look Haven. CORY End Erie ar ~
conn, TIM u CORY tor lltus.illr. Petroleum
Centre, amt The on Regions For Wilhauspor! aud
Look Haven. "a
For BNumlrc. Washington AMI the South. Limited
Washington ENYrc.s OF Pullman PdrOr cars daily.
except SUNDAY. $50 A. VI arrive Washington IL
T. VI Re-ular AZ - \ NJ L. Is, and = 80 T. VI sun
daN q ami 800 T. VI
Express ior rhlaicphm &c., : ~ - @ ~ Limited
III $780, VI. . Is. 7.tud = 80 o. VI SUNDAY. - 4 NJ.
a.u7 and $50 NJ kuisrant ami second Class
4
Boai.o Broakiyn Annex" connect with an through
train, AT ler~'t city afolins speedy AMI dif,
transfer fnr BruuklN travel
For trans 10 Ntwark Elizabeth. RAILWAY. Princeton
Trenton. Perth AmhoN. frmu-tnn. h,Nticrc. and
other points n,al schedule. AT an Ticket bnf's
Tram, ARRIVE -frnm riu.hur-l O. Fl ana - - 4 VI
aud 10 anP daily, 10 iu and e. u T. NJ daily,
except NDulty From Washington ant baIunur".
tIA " . iu : ~. D. &c. and Do % + sunday,
,lA VI FROM rllltlflll . Nn. o. Fi g a. 90 ln
30 o. n % VI 49, Do. b ln N fl. 80, 10 10.
10 .ur Sunday 100. ".'' 10 a., II 30 q 81
amt ~ .ur
Ticket Ono,- i16 ann ga Rrnadway. Aston House.
and foot ui ps~hrns.rs aNu 'NtlHHlt is Court Il
Brook yu. IA 1iH i H. i!ui-un = HuhuSeu. Depot
l,r-,y CT. fui-rtnt Ticket uligc hliicIN place
FRANK THOMSON. l. T. FARMER.
GENERAL Manager Cen Pass nAer Ascent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-12
ONE or GRANTS DiRKEsr DEEDS.
The Plot to kidnnp Major Perry for Telling
the Truth about san Domingo.

=. II, - -, -. "a, -. =
Special Agent Moore and his associates for
sveklhs lh, 'apture OF Nlul9r huvinuiu H. lirlry
whiln nn ot,icnr ~ th,, G"vrrnmnmt in TeXns
Thai these charges were groundlsss ana the
trntion. will bc shown 10y the following letter
from n nrnmincnf Judge i'm TnNns called ont
b" our communication TO The Iosi. which was
c,.rro,ur,. MEDINA county reAa. Aug. -. 81
W RigmwtH F'ry. Hr'"'
,sronicnt OF Tia, Boston ps under dat, of Aue .
Saci II, 10 my own nnI croum.tanccs almost orsodn
n.d,r,hlc part M thi. Ntaorlnary effort on ~,
part the lat, ADMINISTRATION To secure your person tor
hrh M 80 81 ann - IN. lo.iu99n Z. pisulet AZ
,og ~, tor The t " i'q j9s' 1mK sg
rSn' ' fr he reason n,imaicd before I" Mi Hai
do, ~, um.ttncc, hat passed nearly cot M, mind
,ia'S It ' va. We mli ii IVY No"r " i Moor whom
YIN W o.. I t, l,, na MIN NJ, "S1,
HAT he stated VA. he was travelling IN Government
arrest one Major Perry Dat, oi tie rmrd STATE.
Dai On nonT, f,hl he ssd he ao,nre. bI hn
c,mmiii,i IN western Ni. fih,n a.k,i how it Ian
man Tor oi,nc,, cosn1nhlc /, Tie state CONT. Ii. IL,
w. ma ,a,u,way - rcm,nncr 1t, wa. that he com
lni'd -'sal Of ilgse onen,r; ,u.h a., ontiinns io"
r'aig ,oagY D, iof'c aud THREAT, Win, an ono m
m e ,r, AMI A,rSaian ' i W. IA. N, NJ wS
i,n,o.. I'M, mater 81 q, threats inl force to obtain
, ' VI .r,t '1' ,y I, reafr9s ma "i he
il' AL . com, AL ,a nse murder ,.u were ,
az "olnti.,i ut or, N, H. rniit In m" WENT,
ia, M. matt n,ior, ,c Grand jar, IT., hal some
an 'a'i,' winch ,w'' ,a.a, anl s,n,n ,Har-ns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-12
That New Horse Disease In Canada.

The horses in London. Ont. have been affect
lately epidemic of serious character though for
tunAtey 1t has not prevailed great extent and u
thought to have it, course Drow sncss inahitN q
walow great thirst parnNs and exhaustion are '
and order in which the symptoms occur IN, la-
stage reached In from four t. twelve hours after h'
CONNIE uccncnt o the attack. and death occurs III non
twcniytour TO forty eight hours The disease appears
be non tiouS dependent upon atmospheric cause
and closely resembling dphthcria in thu human subject
very fatal but not invariably It attended ~ IN 1t
Il ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-12
Htal O state.
for Salr anO % Set.

fur sale anO 90 Set
I'oK SALE or olct- Bnch stable amt tenement 73
Z srEWNRr - GrcenWich.t
OFFICES 'rO LET IN second story sun nuIilinr.
" unut and rear. well h-ltd amt steam. NcHi"i A..
lN ni sun luhl alton pi'r. Nassau Ani frnuNiNri SIS
THE STORE ltU Nassau st.. sun hutiu-. tn lrt.
suitable tor hiuAiu-. l- anrr Nr -tnrrl hu-iu,,r,
steam heated. Aull, at Nlr sun funioAiiuu uh'r 10
Nassau -
NOKk SHOPS rnlct 81 ~ ohr, .tir # .O. vlrI
w hui-fWnN AWlIt Ht lll HnNtr'
60 HOUSE. Stable. amt tli,c iut- tu.hiu- %.
80. Nl SCUM ~.l, lanlual eln-'turt and three
iuaI.. '',- $50 t,.. RuHOAil.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-12
The Hon. Ell Avery Killed.

SAuouoIT. Oct. 10-Last evening, about 80.
u team owned hN the Hon I'll Avery dashed madlN M
the road toward tlNvills several teams On the r"ad
narrowly escaped disaster Augustus : llull whs re-.
turning from ClaNNilv with colt AMI sulkN, and met
the runaway team near the residence o the late \ W
Moore lie used euicaNur to turn out OF their
track, but they dashed into him. hurting him TO the
ground MIR Hun died almost Instantly his mech being
d-ocaied lie was MY years OF axe. and promnc Mt
ciulcn and Free Mason
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-12

aiOust furnishing.
DANIEL OFtRKEII, 40 Sih nN. soar
~ f. il-t flKNlTl RI. CARPETS BEnpl\r. Nu
weekly monthly pat t. The largest ami tliltr,t
assortment IN the ciN \ large tot at made up Blu,
81. aud Ingram Carpet, cheap fol cash
GREAT REDltTION> boo tile uiite of furniture.
u carpets and lriiiu- ~ BAt NANN KkuS -rrt Wi.f
side n.auucut house, - and 80 Hudson Il guri,r h
Bfuunc
h'EAHKEI.I'>, az RnNtrN -fuIMiufr carpets
~ hrddIue a .un weekly cor niuutllA laNutnts
PATRICK OFAKkEIl ~ Bnwrft
STNtOM'S iurmtur, auA carpet Warehouse, 81
- KuwtrN Excellent goods tltnu prices. weekly or
monthly payment. taken IllO~ >IAtOM $50 RowrrN.
WEEkLY MD>THLy PAYMENTS
w taken iuf fuintuf. carpets hli ht ilinE send ul
illustrated priOr list PiItr, -rtAts reduced
tuMllklllM An \ 60 :. l1i Chatham It.