davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-10-03

LUMBER.
This movement Of lumber, etc, for the wcek ending
Sept ~ and sinco jan I, with comparisons Wa
fo1luws:
n, Vet, VIZ. jsstn'.Fff. j1s'i. Msfs
s$$t|:: t$$;:; $ss$: 'ss: s;;;s ss ii
sss;s: sS@ss f::.',3ss ,3' s ,,,, ;,ss s's II
Tha cargo market Vas fairly scstvo The offerings
vera RmAll aud told readily. tbs city dealers taking
1noat Of tho atuff. Tho attendance Of country mcr
chants Waa issses than for setefst weeks past snd
thought they will u willing 10 pnrc,Aae
Eoc& now that pftcea hare been advanced at the 5ards
Tho wholesale market Il arm. md II lhe receipts ara
lfkht fow days longer piece stun II likely to 70 To
fa.oo Dearra decline to veil ahea,l at hzcd priee.
ricccftu aold At " 3o17.7s; Inch ranges from ss NJ
an. oos and medium 10 from sio.osetaao. Shingles
are % nrn q g. :nsasa. T. and t.th at sl.a,,
san fc %snstss sH p"' III fs' q
& Ga5ss M ssh, Fs.1s, fro'n Aanssee. fill II s,rtps
y" The 'sss!a sr a1tsi a snstnues active md ~ p..s
IT. IF Esss,ns lsrgs orers from Merelsnt whn oIdn.
:" ~ .a ees Ts 'tSsfs f. ~, n IL r.
;,1 "a ,essss = 4
siS:; $
i!s,t cotns,Ss dressci siding ........: .... it,i'
|sfss Ii: Il: SSs
l!ox M boar.,a II 4inclscs anil 1p~Arsis..". 75.Ml
stock sxaE!fs 10 t1 II as Op7M1 %
J stock Oarrk ~ to II Hct .....,,.t,,. II Uj
NGk bDAf!s u to 16 Inch. ........,,. 1I.tt tHt171
Ll!nnmn atocK tDaflfs tJ.uka140
rLDnMon linlbeF--o4tAtJc prices arc for dry. --
rchcihE no. II tt III tctt.,. tO.MhDIt.U
tthtinR No. B.tdAA b. ~
!Tt1h1nt tH11sds, 1D 10 20 tct...,.... 10 ts6tIi
EH b0Hfla. H.NR p.a1
!!itntHat1n stuff ....................., b.ltat1u
!'!Hcnt[0n Stun. Il 10 III feet. ........ 11tNs b70t
Hmal tlinhcr ax3 10 81A. D.ftJA1lU
irkeAs rough and kr1cc, .............. B.UNNtD
!IcketA Select. drtNct AMI headed, ,,,.,.. lH.U1
Afh 1.:0% Liza
Ahineca . STANDARD .............a... !. N4 1.sl
Shingles ctipIec to Extra. 9.jhA I6Q
Dry Shingles l5c extra.
, 1877-10-03
i. ........l. 77d. A1 649. T.


at Chicsgo Customs Oct. 2. 1877: Field, Letter
l. Co., III eases drv goods; Jamss =. Kirk h Co. /,
"a Casks Of soda.ash; AesxleF Rothsehifd b Co.,
cases Of pipes; Wilson Brothers. 4 cases OF dry
eodtlt; Merchant 4 Co.. leo boxes Of tin platc: H.
". Ruat. i:s ho1es " tn. plato. Amount collect
ed, ~, ,uj7.2U
, 1877-10-03


e.,sa ~ Do he!, at .r.s., No. White w,,,,n. =, :,
wi",rr sT". Z; :T's s r,o|sE e",r: So
III: :;*s Il; Ss u ;s i;
I'll s@t'' 'Sfsss Ss % 4}s;ss
s', '',. .'. but CON-
'!TMn; 1a,r oAis r., - ,,, y ~, ''' 'ora'
s. Novsmer IL 81 re- ~. r.'ntcs ,'efs
"; w s'r' s1,e"'sf' ''''' No. aTa''s,
sr. 1orrs, NO., ust, a."Gor,ox-on,.. aoots
e''esSs iisSs-ou,e, ba. arm, e,tr, a., nm un
Z. Ss,,xdwse.t higher. 70 are, 1T. u. ny bid ] a.,
kssss is'?'ft G5s 1l%s' s's!:1 r.: s?s asr
aH;: s;:i,:, Il s,; n; s'i
rtws K .gsy Il: S. ''''
is;: s: Fl: ~ I'll Il !. .S; ,d 5
e. -: fs a. 1lacon netive, hrin Ind nfwhrs. &.
:sHs';ais' sas s%s'', 81 Tsss' Ss9.%, w.
c,x,,. A.. e.se,xxAr,:
IA ssSs7fS; s sn's. @ II. ,,s,sy. ss ..,>,..,
awsr; sse .rcy sase1 ss'G'i ps'ina %S III:
f; if's a.m, ,.1c,. e,+, e,un, co.,
;s ss'i ;E?nt . 'ss *: mr.. SiS;s
ss3S ss5s "'eoa sr0nR' s1osSoV' svso s5a,. ss's:,
%Ss!.sr7sstesay, S'..,-s,y, s,;m 90,
%s.ss 's;y e:ssasz ss's ssf Js s@; IL !.
S;,r.,x,o,,-,s. ''S
, 1877-10-03

tnf tsrsanT e f. es lot. ya, f"sna tut ;essp'
'ss's RI ~. u
eSS as as @ s; @ II. 4 'st' s
sr .g;'F ;Gs u ,nys
Te er. atSsa for ia, "e
nu,sr.ns. bat shipper, xere 1no.t sronsiy stirscis
sssiss,s Sarf.s " s;si;eT:st + 1t s!sh;:
@ y Sesi!
iii ~ Is' sa' rest,s xsSf;
1r pOn u Which s;'e Tic san e. q.
rs1st!i!sa y: ssr.eHh9! .sSs.x Psstses !.
FL 4 d sfs & s%s s.s ss r. % tsas
.o g a IND closed y ti.H4 Feiier trtetei eptaei
."d ~ stS FIJI L 'ss d. a.
sa' a. 4 sSs. iii SHSsT5 ~ ysat ia Il H. s!s:.
W.T. ays i Z s?s" s!'fr s"s" L FL; ;s,
ss, III: = IT, ,se,s t III, 4 it"a M. X 81 ID Il =
Il % t1sk ys!G n
~ ~; :,Ss q m s:sos
III! M SSSy H; = .!Sns N +
ci,KS-w., n,ors aett,e. ant a5.nsr. advancing. Nc
q sonday IA ,e,sel u, u.tc .tcy VIII
Y sts res m ss .xst .as s is4 . sssx
,sSs: rs6 @ 5 G. S.l s;
s. y n%y e;. k G E"ry 4cY t
Ssrs 81 te ,e,s,nn, III ~. IN ,t y m orctg na hsc
Sss 'sa s af!5:t se 'is';! t.
hta ,Hi1rd c91e. 5aNc as r.jerted ut 42c when
nn1ess iayotGd " anlPsfe; heicr Eoyembcc abd at
42@4 !l9tc' EnanG ~ 4IAHt!hc mil acllcr the ycnr
IahEsn ~ 5l$tsAtl}tc. tAsn saiGA wefE ftPortrd Of
u" Hsu " y :. r. -! as:HE; .ti.un W NJ
~ =" ~ ~ NY , III ~ ~
ca. ~ "" .. ~ snioL ~ Aa"Plc Al
11traWr's I"s,y ncf1ss III a .h.d. n-,ro- r.
,c,.tM. wrTr ,.itrr thn Emit ~ % ~
~ ti tr Il. str f,rren. H. -. n ~. latss;
wrrH Ths nnTkcl ". III, nnrnec by liz ~
il cur1, MD Ills demand tru,l tic shnr iiit.rsat TSs
,sal sest i,c"~f fold at tassic. aa efo,cd a.
EiiI ffcnlf ii chiefly al tf,e inat Mt,fr
Sni,oss were IN fnlr JsceJ Gss snics ssrc rrtxf's
n II II ri in, St while ii utkI lls IN Nj, M, VI -
Al UtxI l3kt.t ii III. r. rprtri nj ns Iirt ~ Il IN
Nv snlr II Il - 7c tI ffIc fricK. nS = i IN - a.
WyE-iVus In sJAtd drntanii fur ShIiynrnt and a,r
rt..jhs Ia higIuf ThO frcrjx xrrr ar ~ H..
raM,rt,. II. a n1nrnfs tAftrp t,as s,ih ~ III" mw,m NV
rr v N untntf 1t h5u i.tsh snns wrr s,n,tts n
IL tr hi Ma, ii Alr, etlt hi Ff.ircf AZ t1r Tn,sI
III ~ ii hfI - we A~'"'*
, 1877-10-03
LIVE STOCK,
E11lc44O,

CArTLE-It was the dulIest cattle market we haYn
had occaafon 70 noto for nany week. The fresh tc
eetpta were not Unusually cavJ. 1u. With tho number
left over from tho day hefOrc, ma4le supply over.
whenuRly In eScess OF tho demand, which from oil
sources was exceptionally !ights consequently values
wcrc weak and vAsAhc. averaging lower. In sulatutl
INSTANCES saes were effected At rFces well up 10 lalt
wcck's c10Ihg quotations. hut examination uf tho
Vnbltst sales will slow tat most Ut tho tsnnsfcss
were At decline tru1n rrrviuus prices Some ne cat.
tic wero included In tic o1fcrlngs and of good stnuoth
Hefated tfEutea thceo tnite liberal spr.nkng,
but with posslbty haif.dolcn exceptions there wcrp
NJ snies atnve Bs This cxtre6 range Of prices was
a. fosso. 80. ScatawhR cows md bulls sold At &9okl
2.+0t tonnon to 1oed butchers COWS and poor to
cannon mi xed lots NJ e. hka3. 7a Texans a. &1hM4
$40; and common 10 extra shipping STEERS At *5axa
ato Tic latter n1ura was obtained by tcorRo Aiana
lurke lsru. for 10 head averaging i4o5 la. There
werc salcs Vt Colorado cattle At FJxt:y3o Tho hulk
of tho stuck received during AtulaJ hni Tucslay It'll
lies IN tho yards awaiting buyers. xnd among dealrrs
generally tgro fcenK that tho remaining tlays OF
tD week Tt not w!tnts Any marked ttIahEr fuf tho
better ~ ho general 1tuaun. Thu market civsel dull
weak,
, 1877-10-03

The fsse!ps wsrs laFxs. and c9n.!!erahly ekcseivi
general expectations consequently tito market gyrl.
Utrtl xea3 tulr, al carIY Ia sa iaY aecnui it 9ot
lHf 1ta A. {u loTGr prcca tho HctnAnl Improved
!e,l o ths ssDsc sslcs were Isported q q $995.
fur heasf and Hlrdluin weight packing hugs IL I'D
d. Isl atl r falf " coicu heAvy 10 aipItgE IN He
tNu We 41)t1 this following: wv
, 1877-10-03

Aht!ng, nwcr; low Grade cotton nnnct- In rtrsy re-
Inrst ami Atrnt Prints 1ntctt FtnRhamt anil r1,tpn
Itrss 1rNIa 10 Eodi drmnnd; mcns woocns quiet;
1Anntls IN steady request
, 1877-10-03

stt1rr Erinbrri ttaecHnIo,ni rc,lot tho year; and
&li.tr..a IA f5 trrf IhhnHtF. ...
lrlIn" tIirE. p',rx wts I,urd at stl7&1t1. % and
cttrh rrl1,lr H., At s.,..al.thn.
nnsn .ay.n:ea n, .5s @ i's Ts
sslra reported OF seller t'cnrr It e. Ai,
:isnanFy Il e. n Tosl ,st,rs Tic n lttst ei."ri
tamr At g. aa 70 rash; q aHt4 .s7t srlrr Urtocr;
Mksr.-wcre in tett-r demand, and trtucr, n eym.
nathy with ptk and 1sri The arnincss l~ine rhrfIfF
present ,tIlscry. Thrrs wns t!alulrn tn srac
fer ih* winter mnhsa nt snrH>rr rrrts. Sfthca
ln 1:,M ftNttr*t. S.ta wctr rtrnftnl pf 90 t+n1fd
thnnIttr1 A. iic ~, tte. In SELLER lrrt half Drr~m.
e 'ittt hatf leccmhrr arc ~, bnxca long ami short
a',c ra. Ind s.'er trtnhr1; ia .r. swect pcfiri
ls,s.t hnc,'n Ii, TIC. Tllt ninrket closci 1t tie
following range Of rtirc*.
o... S,ss: II, ef:st. ss eitas.;; fa
f:::. }:: $:::s ::sii:':$ Il + 81 81
ione and short clear annteh atRfe casi tt st1trf
Grtnhrr lB5$c Far rrrm1cr and 7c fur January. Tim,
.e sast hit ofs fsi ss sss s s
asstc chs. an 74aar for December. urecn shoulders
,hss.S Sast:d \ sSs!4e for shoulder. e94ase TOT
Nil RAM sascd and parked.
aid Is 81 ntraf ftl.0ali.3s for estTs n'c.s: asi
Eta,israi7 o. fer hams.
TALL,Yw liza Iuplel At 7kGa7t<c for city. aud 7hSa
7Ac for country.
, 1877-10-03

LUMBER.
This movement Of lumber. etc, for the wetk ending
Sept ~ and since Jan l, With comparisons Wa -
fotluwB:
, 1877-10-03

PETROLEUM.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 2.-lxTRotHgN-Atarkf a1s
changed; standard wh!tc. ITO test, i2Ho.
PtTrsnuA1, Oct. 2.-rxFROLktu-Qu[et. xtesdIt
crude, $137ha1, It Earku1nt rg1nesL l,hc pb!ls.
dtlpllA dgIiyury.
TURFESTtNE.
WILMINGTON, f.c.. Oct. 2.-Sr!RI1a TrnrKyIsyR-
Ett AtlY at Ji}xc.
, 1877-10-03
COTTON.

GALVESTON, Oct. 2.-CnrroN-Easyt m!ld!tnzA,
10tcs net ftcclpA faso bales; groEs rucep,A us.
MONTH";. Oct, a-currux-Eiral1y, ultiIIlnr1 ,,efr,
good ordinary nomtaal net feecipts. ait bars; sars,
l,fAD; coastwisc, G74.
CmaELrsE1'N, Oct. 2.-Corrox-Flrmer, mliaLfng,
10,ha io3in1 net rrcetpte, =, itU baIea, sntts tI
SAsAxHAn. Oct, 1-CuT rox-Actlyet 1aldl1lng,
lle9o' nut receipts, i, al bnless szles 1,4aa.
NkW 0RLsAha. Oct. 1.-cNrroN-nefaand active,
aalcas ) 200 balcss gud ordinary. 0}ba1uc, ioAt nl.
dllnG Ios!o4c; 1nlddIugh, lt1ttsltc, other gsaIel
Unchanged. receipts. uc MT bupa, Hruas i,ual, cx
peFts noMInat; York, 2. O31s stock, J, 7us.
, 1877-08-22
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE f3HA1N THAt1K.

LONDON, Aug. .l.-The 4Hark Lane E1prrss,
In ita weekly review of the British corn trade,
rays: "Thc weather, which week ago np-
pcased adverse 10 farming interests, has for
tunate!y undergone an insplrting clangc,varicd
by somc heavy storms. In the mtdjauti coun-
tics 1t Is gratifying TO ind some districts where
the yield Of wheat is said to exceed the av-
cragc. These arc, Ut course, exceptions, and
not NUMEROUS enough 10 couptcrbalancc tho
localities whcso the deficiency On un
average crop Ia reported. Still It
appears evident that the poor yield
Of 1876 will be exceeded. To put the
matter In tigurcs. we consider TINT II 600 900 or
IL, 01,0 600 quarters will about represent the
home growth thts year. Barley will scarcely be
ready to cut till the end Of the month, but, with
1ne weather until then. the advantage will be
on the side OF 2 crop which llat wonderfully In.
proved uutter the recent rain, and has l1ed out
ears in promising manner.
On Monday last the arst sample. Of new .Ett-
gtfsh wheat were exhibited at Mark Lane, Just
a fortnight later than was tue case last year.
produce, as thc growers have hcld for fancy
prices, which tho buyers hare been tnutsposctl
to give. Some indication Of futuru valucs will
probably be shown thts week, when Increased
Probnblc carly deliveries Of new English wheat,
and anticipated shipmcnts from America, have
causcd trale In Mark Lake 10 movc within q
very narrow limit, aud the same caukcs lave tu
sotiic extent affected provincial markets,
though III the latter no Ereat nctiyty Is
expected At harvest time. It would tc rash
IN nttctnpt now tn predict what tho
future cnusta of prizes ID likely to bc,
but our requirements, though heavy, VIII prob.
which sceuk to bc assured, plus shipments lrs.tn
North ls,xsIa and India and other numerous
channels ut supply 70 that BUYERS appear 10 be
justified In thctr present cautious pulley. At
ttle same time It must bc borne in mind thXt
political contingencies may again diaturb tradc,
ntnl compel hnyers to oxtenl their operations,
while supplies from India may possibly IL,
linttctl ur ntertcret! with hy thc prcss!ng nccd
Of those districts now scourgel by fatntnc.
EIrRADirIuN.
LoSnox. AuE. 2l.-Tho Royal Commiasion To
examine tic law and trcatics relative tu extra
tltiuu Is composed n follows: Chief justre
Slr Alexander Cukhurt,. Lords hcltorllc at'l
blackburn, sir Richard 1sagGallag, Sir William.
1,rett 6Er John Hose, lsr1xsctl uurncy. MeCul-
iach Torrcns, slr William vcr,o, 1iascorrt,
and Sir james F.tz-Jalues Stephens.
, 1877-08-22

P1Tr.nCR0 RACES.
PfT7sBuRo. Aug. 21.-Thc Ffien1ahlp Park
races to-day drew together = large crowd. The
weather was excellent and the track very good.
In The special race for $100 In place Of tic 2:A
race, which did nut Oil, the starters were Jennie
Underwood, ind Blonde. Won by Maggie Kim.
berry, T.me. 2:s1>f, 2:4411, a4l, 2:42, 2:40,ff.
The second race. 2:D class, purse S7U0, SEQ
to flrst. $lt5 to second, 3l{j 10 third, &7u to
fourth, had two starters, Rose Of Washington
and Jack Draper. The first heat was declared
Oh for the reason that neither driver
brought out tho spted Of his horse.
The. next three heats were won
casly " Rose Of Washington. Time, 2:32X{,
The third race va. runpLng race with three
startsrs:-,Edinhurgh, Primrose, and ktlburn.
the tecdul by KsIburn in 1:504, and the third
heat was postponed until tomorrow.
MENDOZA, I'LL.
Special D1&poteh TO 7Ae 7riaun4
MENDOZA, ILL.,. Aug. 2l.-To.1ay was the
opening meeting at Earl Park. Tic programme
Vas stallion race. 2:43 racc, aud ~ sad
dae race. Byron took two heats in the stallion
race, and Br1Rhtwood one in the 2:43 race, when
tn consequence Of hcavy rnin, an adjournment
was ordered till Tomorrow. Brigttwood. owned
by 7. Cumber, Of Montreal, Cunada, was pro-
Us being the horse Moose, aud out Of Ills glass;
and Cumber entered protest against Slcsman's
lofse David H,h u beiug David. and under
SUSPENSION. II IL causing much unpleasantllcss.
Tux MAID.
LOUISVILLE, Kr,, Aug 21.-Holdsmith Maid
wilt trut on the Louisville Jockey Club Course
Aug. ~, against time.
, 1877-08-22
VECETINE.
MOTHERS, READ THISl
a GREAT BLESSING.
VEGET[NE
Worth u Dollar q Drop.

souTn BnsToF. Jnly 10, 1871.
tncc almost ia vain eortH to pieass thruf
san svtp5th!1e w!th So' aud tell YoA whAt viii
maze your little child qutet give E4rl Aprelite md
rfoSnse 1ts. sor T. hGafs os swett; .ound a1eep.
~ Hue fir! T. ivy and hsf 1ears ol: and during
nal tlant Iatt not had NO cunseCutse b1kht4 rest
sh. ~ hs. J.. been a!sk nnmher .f times, and 10 one
seemed 70 Know what ~ Troubling her. It wss hard
- mar her little tFetfu crJ s not what 10 ID
oIef Hoc!0rtu her 5sLf WorrA. hut II did no good,
sAo ~ nearly Nsej cut with tlrcpItas nights md
EGHblrsntpe taJt
thrasd Ut the yeRetint and determined 10 trY f. II
~ proved h!esshG u NE and my child tt has
fleahten rum hrr stomach ai vwets the which
IT. s bsatlMe ant., 1cf, lae Y sne norninx oesdes
tht y Hike different child. D!ien tay the irne vajNt
1ithis medicine to TIE II dollsf hrop Tryit fc1uae
yoanE 1T T. and you ~! Ion *tth me Ii calling Il
TsAs 1e&stx- MRS. ALLEN L. CLAPF.
17t rudpf.E$.
, 1877-08-22

NACMAil0N At CUERN0UN0,
PARIS, Aug. 2i.-As President Aacstahon was
leaving Cherbourg on Sunday evening lscplb-
lc.an demonstration occurred He was greeted
with shouts Vt !" Vivr Ia Repnbltaur," Elve
ThIers," and the singing OF The Aiar4etll4i4e. /"
ALLKuxn DEFAMATION.
PARIS, Aug. 9l.-ticn. pHcrot has appl!ed to
tho Minister Ut War for permission su sue tho
.uonfft7sr for defamation. The inference IL thai
he denies the charges Of tnsttgpting the Htro'S
attacks On Ministers Herthaut and DC BtDyie.
The eIectiops for CouIrtls-&leneral will 10 held
the beginning Of November A special sesslu1,
OF tue Councils will 10 ordered ut the end VI
that ,nonlh, 80 thuy tnh aptArtion among the
The new Chamber Of Deputies vii! then hare
had tIulc to Yotc.
, 1877-08-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY,

!. EASTlrSNE. by Mn Henry wond (poube So,J oD<
=. lDHH HALIFAX, NEST.. ty Atss iiuiUek. 2oc
y jASE EtttE " G!,s,!.tts M Nrsnts tpoaa!e No. IS
= AMHMAN.llAIEls, ChAflcs lttAt's nc % rel :1bc
q. THE EnlAEk.lNttEs, Ju!c4 fernsh latest. lot
=. LAST pAfs OF tnMl'EI!: BY !'uivsr. lh
T. ADAM HEbk. BY Etorap Ellpt ttJo4bte E0.1 TX
II Iiik M ,II IA Il ~; GesaI ,x
q. T!tE MnMASlN u Mil!TE lY WilkIr Collins u
II. I1lE NlLL US Till. Fltj.h. bY LeoFxe Eliot.
4. IliE AIT tt!icA skXATTll IL f1oilsjs. -
ii. TlE DEAL! sf:t:KET.. " WitEio Cplins. IL
IL lhiMuLt. hy tsrolkt Eliot tl1oubl4 Sol ~
IL. TllEES!.l.l:ll At Tue Nu!iTll I'uLK AND
;. EIEkn 70 r. M }CE ~ cae M lk. " JULES velnt. 70
i: ixGMAhA: t!.t!? i; Hsnsll. Il Kav.,d4 Is &
ii HLiGii fltlsITi hilUi. by C4xf,es Die Eaas. Is
~. FOUL FLAr. hy Chaslrs lkeaIiu. u
q, MANANh WIFE, by Wllkts tallIna. ah
y. NESll! TOO LATE tn MEND. ny L. tsea,ts. 10
= =, lAhY ;, AnEEi.A!pKS Il , 0ATlI Mil; WSSa. r.
- AnAUuiiTEt DIX tfkfH. iIy i fllisa. 1ss.k. iU
-. AnkA'e LINE TEhi, llJ Mary Ect1t HA5. Su
Vi. LOVE slE LiTr1E l,jvI! NE LoNti Z itraae. ID
H. THE queen NJ llEAtsTs. ~ Hilkts Collins. io<
e. l!AHnr ANt}. ~ sasnue! L0rsE. :k
M LIE hthlAitv by Mr. -Ne1Au1kE. TX
II. ilEllTiuE UF Ia ASGnALt nr Mrs Alexander iG
u TiiE iiEln ii AsiiLEy. Dy Mi,. ileaTy wSS1 ioe
reesspt ii pnss ~ dEos1E MUNRO ri l.,
, 1877-08-22
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

LONDON. Aug. 2t.-Fsedcrlrk cavill started
At $40 o'clock yesterday afternoon from Cape
drEznsx ia swim arrosa the English Channel.
In this attempt he succeeded, having arriys1
within fifty sar.ls Of the English coast, near
Dover. at3:+5 this morning. lie was then TAX
ca into boat hcfausc, the sea heiug rough, aihl
the breakers high, It was considered Unsafe for
him to land.
Ai3MANCK.
BERLIN, Aug. 2l.-Prinse bismarck received
Ministers Won buIow aud Rgt1owitz last night,
and proceeded to RahelsbesE this morniux to
submit Eepost 10 The Emperor.
, 1877-08-22
THE PASSES,

RUSSIA WILL TRr TO HOLD TMEA.
icy Cable to The Ch.eaqo 7situnt.l
LONDON Oxg1oE O, TUE C'n1oAoo TRIBUNE,
No. 6 PA1unAvE Place, srnAsp, Aug. ga
r. m.-Tho country between Loftcha, Tir-
nova, Elena, aud the passes Of tie Balkans
is receiving FROM tho l.ussian staf the attcu-
ton usually bestowed upon the district
which may possibly havo to DO
held against tho attacking force. Gen.
dourkos highly composite corps having
been dissolved, Gen. Prince Mirski, whose
pazt iu taking slipkn Pass will be remcm-
bered, has been appointed to command
all Russian forces south of Tirnoya.
Thus 1t will rest with him both
to direct the operations necessary for hold
ing the passes against the attempt Of tho on
my to force them, aud provide for lis recep-
ton should ho be able to mako way through
thcu to tho northern aldo Of the Balkans.
HOW COMPLETELY TUE ausn.ANs uAyx xyAuu.
ATED GouNKLtA
appears from statement Of ths Daily Nt,cs
correspondent that no cavalry OF tleir army
are now on tho other side Of the mountains.
sltpka Pass is strongly fortified with twen-
ty-eiaht guns, but at the beginning OF
this week It was only occupied by
single regiment. IIainvoi PA "a has also 4
series Of formidable defenses, au is held by
TWO regiments. These forces ar&' obviously
not sufficient 10 Withstand q determined
eaoFt Of 8uleiman Pasha to break through,
sfaet Of Which E.Tince Minski Is va Il aware,
Ind he Ia supplying tho deficiency.
nK1NpoRcKatxxTs
@e marching to strengthen the detach ments
holding the passea, and tho numbered troops
az osenova aud Gabrova liz also being
increased. Elena, on the road L,ading down
nom 1ron.Gate paks, ia held 'vith strong
'osces, but Duke Lcuchtenbsrg'a cavalry are
also advancing In the direction at 0nnan
oazaF, On the road to which tic Tuz3ss are
. showing sigus Of activity.
, 1877-08-22

IIWp9D-3QEukIM1eTQ QI TUG ItUutNH E!9u.
Tllae Ut gAple--Tw0 hours and aye nluutca.
First base on er5urs-ti4rtfosd. !; LnutsxtIle, o.
Huns ssAFncd-llaFtfohi. &; Louisville, O.
uOarON8 ". ClNElNNATIs.
6pseiaI MG4ns<A to T7s N1taa<
Boston, Aug. 2l.-Poor ield1ng spoiled what
would otherwise have been cloae gaiae be-
tween the Cinctnuatts AMI bostons here to-day.
1sua,th, who pitched ior the yialtosr, Hllcd hts
port frunl Hastings, xhose llsnds were In terri.
bic condition. tbs first twu runs Of tho Dos.
lens wern Earned. but poor deldIng gave thu
lk'stolIs threo runs III The sixth. the other two
runs resulting from ,palp.bly erroncous dects-
arst-'lsss style. Bonds pitching was very
ctEcctye, the Clncinnatls being retired In stsiK
lug order In fire lnnlprs, but two of shelr ncn
rea hing second Gase. VRouF&o's error WA
caused by btu coliidlng With Leonard.
Unr thousand and Two hundred people weFe
present aud csye Manning hearty reception.
Tbs kca1rG u a 1ulloM4:
, 1877-08-22

Mha compound extracted from bssk4, roosa and
le*i from bad earet upon tht aYatetn. iitA uor.
isltnx and .tre nEsheninx seta directly upon thr
g,Sa .xset ascp q nIsit: 4 Il g1eat p4nace. for
btrtnsth 1u!es their nertes and GiTea them Nstures
t~crl !et ~ tiAs sstn pFurtl bE many sgtd per.
knH II 10 lhs E1tAt HI0lt Purifier. It II 4 SOOTHING
rrm-dy fur on! etsarrn. 1t has relieved anu cured
l1AEs It.
, 1877-08-22
GREAT Benefit.

CINCINNATI, Nov. %, 1877.
Dear slF' Thr hottsrs OF yetestnr furnished m
W Jour agent. MT wife i4A used With xrcsk bcnen
For lung time :he has been tsoubrd With dizxiness
1no+rI h5 t!ie tse Ut tegtlnc- ~
She ~. siso trantlrd With dytperxs End general dc.
TMUAAS UlLMuHk, 2c9x Walnut-gt,
, 1877-08-22
GENERAL,

C4NARD.
LONDON, Aug. 21.--Tho report contained In q
Tinses Vienna dispatch, that Kossutt, in \
proclamation to the Nungarians, urges Austro.
Hungary to come TO an understanding with tho
Porte IS 10 the ertent of concessions 10 the
Christians which can be mntle without COM
promising the integrity Of the Turkhh Empire,
Is = cAuAru.
DEsfjTuTIoN.
LONDON, Aug. 2l.--These are Is, ooo destitute
refugec Mussulmans In ki-Dturna.
4 RRCoNNoIsANcE.
Saturdays engagement before kars waa mere
y 4 reconnaissance In force. The Russians
withdrav, In accordance With prcatranged
plan
At BNL0RApH.
The Russian Generals Tabye1 and H!drof ha7e
arrived nj Belgrade; also Bojadanovtch and
VesetitskI, from Montenegro. They we're re-
ce1red by Ristfcs. a council Of Ministers was
Afterwards held, laatinR Til o'clock tn the
morning. Conclusions not made known. II u
believed that bc{ore long scrvia will take part
ip the war. The Moscow Committee has asked
serv1a to do 50, and has offered. II she consents,
TO aastst her With money.
, 1877-08-22
AQUATIC.
THE NAplAoN REGATTA.
EnArft1f S1isnnfrA tn Tns Tttm,nk

MADISON, Wis.. Aug. 2l.-Thc regatta which
beglus tomorrow is III assured success. The
St. Paul, Milwaukee, aud Burlington crews hare
already arrived. The Michigan clubs will ar-
RVS tonight. There are tisty.fous entries,
elght more than ut the pattunal regatta. d.
troit. The weather has been unfayorublc to-
dag, having ratncd nearly all day, but At this
writing II has cleared uP, with every Indication
that tomorrow will bc everything that could be
Wished for.
, 1877-08-22

Runs earned-Chlea9o, l.
Eel.on. l: Williamson. !, Goodman. L Chicago,
!; Ss!ssa. o.sn I: S,!li.s:os,, !ls, i; Faimsst''
p.:sss ssss'Ss Ssil.31nsga 4 A'sSsfs'n !. HILBERT i l.
ump,Fe-willism Ltw.ia.
The total bases aboyo given arc the bases on
clean hits only,
the Chieago Clubs farewell game ior more than
. month, aud they should have roustng gooi-
The following letter aud suggestion explain
themselves:
10 ne Editor o} Tx Tribune.
CHtcAGo, Aug 91.-Woufd 1t be too much to ask
spadinx = pitch e o.moTFors game, II ieast for
atew inunxal We al saw him pitch for tho
ehAmplonAhlp, And get It, and It would please hta
hossA Of friends to sec him fsce The oatters uncs
more before hc rctises from the field. viii you
Il GoxsT1Sr F17aox.
Special Dt4txach 10 TAs tribune.
NRw Yonx, Aug. a1.-Thc Brooklyn Hart
foFiA won another victory ovcr tho Loufsville
tlrays today. Play was openctl at I .. H., with
the llartforls At the bat Durdock led OF With
ucrharlt aud Latham. lloldsworth drove i
beauty down to entrance for three bases, md,
az Start followed With GOOD hit to left field
al earnc1 run was scored. Carey md Frrgn-
k0n wero ticl1cd out by Snyder. The visitors
other slde VIA abio to score il the second, tho
visitors telug b]anke,l. Tho Hartiords ecored
three ca1ncu runs III the nuxt Inning. Ia the
seventh. they added three more to their scorc,
onc Of them earned, tue vl8ltnrs In the mcan-
ting being unablc 70 seore ANYTHING; excellent
10 their score to the Close
TIE scokk.