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Sharp County record., 1877-08-17
HINTS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD.

French T0aSt.-Beat 4 eggs very light
and stir with them pint of milk; slice
some nice white bread, dip the pieces
into the egg and milk, then lay them in
to pan of hot lard and fry brown
sprinkle a little powdered sugar and
cinnamon on each piece, and send to
table warm. This is an excellent dish
for breakfast or tea.
Go0Seberry and other MarmaladeS.-
Pick the fruit clean, cook thoroughly,
and pass through sieve; add equal
weights of sugar and water, so that
when the marmalade has been cooked
for an hour and is cold it will spread as
thinly as honey. Any thing, from hot
cakes to cold bread, comes well recon-
mended to the palate when conscien-
tiously decorated with nice coat OF
marmalade.
Tomato Mem Pte.-COver the bottom
of a pudding-dish with bread-crumbs,
then make a layer of cold roasted NUT
ton chopped fine, then layer Of toma-
toes sliced, then another layer Of bread
crumbs, another of meat, and another
of tomatoes, then cover with bread
crumbs and bake until the crust is done
brown; season, as you put the different
LAYERS in, with salt, pepper, and small
pieces of butter; it will bear high sea-
soning. Serve hot.
| Elderberry Vine quart of boiling
water to quarts Of berries. Let it stand
y hours, stir occasionally, strain well
through a coarse, stout bag, pressing
out all the juice then measure; add 3
pounds of sugar to 4 quarts of liquor, l
ounce of cinnamon, ounce Of ground
cloves; boil minutes, and set it away
to ferment, with thin clean cloth
thrown lightly over it. When it has
done kissing run it off carefully, bottle,
and cork well.
Dried CurrantS.-Lay them on earth
en- plates, sprinkle over them little
white sugar-say dessert spoonful to a
dining-plate of thinly spread fruit; dry
(perfectly) in a well tempered oven;
but, as drying currants is a slow pro-
cess, after one day in the oven they may
stand near the stove OF in the sun until
perfectly dry. Black English currants
dry well in the same way without sugar,
and make an excellent substitute for the
imported currants and raisins in mince
pies.
Cream Pie.-1 cupful sugar, l table
spoonful butter, cupful milk, 1! cup
fulS flour, l teaspoonful soda, 2 even
teaSpoonfuls cream-tartar, sifted in the
flour, egg. Bake on jelly-tins. For
the sauce, pint of milk, l tablespoon
full flour, l teaspoOnful cOrn-starch; !;
mix smooth in a little of the milk l egg,
2 tablespoonfuls sugar; stir all well to-
gether. Put them in the milk and stir
till it forms a good custard. Remove
from the fire and flavor with vanilla.
Spread between eacn layer. Cutin pie
shaped pieces.
Grape Wine.-To l gallon of well
bruised grapes add l gallon of water
let them stand 1 week without slicing Ga
butter tub will answer the purpose, pro
viding it has been well scalded and
cleaned), then draw off the liquor; to
every gallon Of wine add 8 pounds of
sugar; put it into a cask, but do not
close it at the bung until it is done hiss
ing; after it has been closed let it stand
2 months, when it will draw off clear
and fine; bottle it, making the cork very
close and tight; keep it in a cool, dry
cnllar- with the cork down.
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DnIicinma Cookery,

The most delicious, light, white and whole
some biscuits, rolls, mullins, wailles, corn
bread, cake, etc, are possible to every table
by using the celebrated DooLEI,s YEAST
POWDER. 1t is absolutely pure, and VIII go
much furtherin use than other kinds OF baking
powder. 1t is impossible to fail with 1t N
baking. Ask your grocer for 1t, and 90 not
he put off with any other.
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Mnthera. Mothers. Mothers.

Don't fail to procure Mrs. WNsLow'9 SooTB-
ING SYRUP for ell diseases of teethlng In chit
dren 1t relieves the child from pain, cures wind
collie, regulates the bowels, and, by giving relief
and health to the child gives rest to the mother.
Sharp County record., 1877-08-17

KINGsFoRDs OswEGo CORN STARCH, for
purity, strength and delcacy, has no equal
Physicians recommend it as very nutritious
for infants and inyalids.
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Now the young doctor follows the
grocer's boy and notes where he leaves
the watermelon. n.-ROcbeSter Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1877-08-17

RTIsT's Manual, a practical guide 70 oil rsLS ana
"A water color painting. crayOn drawing, &C. Illus.
tratad IN cts E!0csSl iGnist's Jcrna! gives pest
standard and new pieces for professional and amateur
readers and speakers 10 cts. OF any newsaeAer or y
rnoii JFSSE HANEY % CO.. ll9 Nassau 81, n. \.
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RlGnMQNl EEMRLE lNSTlTuTE,

Richmond Va. One Of the leading Virginia Schools.
Ai the appointments good. Session opens Sept. II.
Address JOHN HART, NJ. A., President.
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DLACK-BOARD in the Sundny-SChoOl.
D-h practical guide for superintendent and teach
eTs nv frank Beard Fully illustrated. y5O II book
sellers or 6y mail. JESSE HANEI d CO., ll9 Mas
aAn S.. n Y.
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n n n n day ssro ado by Agents selling our Chre-
khSN IN mot, Dragons, Picture Chrome Cirds. fsa
Os,mplss, worth 81, sent postpaid for SEC. II
fGs saIogue freo. H. BUFFoRDs Sons Boston, hssA
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Uo-roIronc 7shot $3.50, 10 kinds. Guns Rifles 9
kpUIlVplN to 500 Monster ILL., Cat. iOrS ct. stamp
klU VI UlD DWEsTERMGUN WORKS, Chicago III
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PILES Z

How navy suffer torture day after day, making il
a burden and robbing existence Of all pleasure. OWL
TO the secret suffering from Piles Yet reetls reaI
to the hand of almost any one who will use systema
iCally, the remedy that has Prominently cured thou
ands. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR is No drasu
violent purge, but gentle assistant to nature.
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Bad BREATH !!

Nothing is so unpleasant, nothing so common, as
bad BREATH and in nearly every case it comes from
the stomach. ana can be so easily corrected II you
will take SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. Do not
neglect so sure a remedy for This repusiye disorder
1t will alsO improve your Appetite, Complexion and
General Health.
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

The Cheapest, Purest
and Best Family Medi'
cine In the World,
An EFFRCTUAL SPE'
CIFIC for all diseases of
the Liver, Stomach and
Spleen.
Regulate the Liver and
prevent
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nnn q Best thing fer AGENTS. j. LATH'
VEU lOi &. AM Co. 4l9 Wash. St., Boston, Mass
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nE Fancy Bird Scrolls, in styles with name, 10 ct
20 postpaid. NASSAU CARD CO., Nassau, n.
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CuIILS AND EENEI

MALARIOUS FE.
NERS. BOWEL COM
PLANTS, RESTLESS
NESS. JAUNDICE AMI
NAIsEA.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
TIE BAL7IM0RE RAILROAD DISASTER.

AN EXPLANATION or THE ACCIDEKT-THK TRAIN
DISPATCHER OR THE CONDUCTORS 10 BLANE-
DIFFICULTY IN DECIDING WHO SHOULD BE PUN
IsHEp.
BALTIMORE, June 13.-The shocking accident
on the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, near Point ~
Rocks yesterday u0rnne The meric0H says. ought t.
have been avoided The OF the accident is plain
but II may be a matter of difficulty ~ fnd the
precise individual that ought be punished
The blame scems 10 have been either ia the
train dispstchoI's Office, In the action OF the
dactors of the two trains The excursion train from
Frederick TO Mount Vernon. Washington.
the second section OF No. 20. which carried IA. guar
anteeing 70 the train following and running under the
protection OF dag s the rights belonging the lead
ing train The excursion tram one hour ana I5
minutes behind No 26 which passed to the road To
Washington before the Winchester train arrived
at Point of Rocks. Conductor Burton OF the
Winchester train held his train eight minutes
at Point OF Rocks, after which be obtained
the right Of way Wcsern.Dound trains OF the
class as No 20. " IL seems says me american. 10
have been the original intention Of the persons moving
TIE excursion train 10 reach lhe Junction AZ Pom. oi
but the Frederick tram Got 70 hunOcacy Junction lev
Iaiuutes late The question that then presented sef 10
ne conductor was whether be sbOld remain at M0noc
acy Junction TIL The Winchester ttaiu passed OF whether
If Rocks mine miles vest before the Winchester
train arrived there This ought not 70 have been
Tc,utntory orders Ly telegraph either 60 move
siapd last II seems, however that neither got any
orders at ll and both moved on the one very slowly
and ca, tously AS II appiehondinc danger, the other
very rahdiy tie hope Oi reaching the Junction before
the down train passed that pont' IL Is stated mat
rir ,.,c scnt l., the tram dispatcher 10 OpeIotor
SMITH al Point Of Rocks, 10 hOd Tie winchester train
until the excursion tian had passe" OUT th, operator
s.v, .Ic n an uTdc. wis never received.
,Ibe excursion tran. carried bN5 lasscngeis me Dag
gag sud two cOaCaos were lady ~IcChed me 70
Coaches being jaied into II Of broken timbero 10y
the weight Oi thc ttL r,dr cars WincA uoWdeu UPON
uem rOuga estimate places the loss 10 tne COMPANY
Al -
only one regular passenger car containing ltolh
L. 10 20 persou> Ihc cars Oi TINS Hd'h
became separated nom tho engine, ana Ia Lie
rebound OF tae collision driven back some % y"In-
the track lev Ol tAc seats Vcro broken a'ou lhs
center Of tie passenger car aud thc only person injured
Mis- lIc. who mad her shoulder quite bant bThrcu
Hcr little clid VINO ~as with her, escaped July. I"e
cuyc at te scene Ol tie accident IL 5baip lhat ht
collision could nOt Je from the statlOn' Only aVO
yards distant
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

MONTREAL June 13.-The Lachne Canal has
been repaired and navigation will ID resumed tOmorrUw
morning.
FALL RIyrR. Mass. June l3.-The directors Of the
MsnpaAok M u We" d the surplus hand voted - day
u build another NIL
Troy, v Y, June 13-The new steamer Saratoga
OF the Czen hue arrived here this morning ~
the largest steamboats, Oh the HUDSON
BosroN June 13.-At the Silver Lake regatta to-
day rlasei the sng,scU race la 2lm 4g. FTenciy
JohnsOu was second and Landcrs tniId
BINGHAMToN. ~ Y, June 13.-The Convention OF
Sulrniondenis Of the Poor vl adjourn The next
convention viii be held az Canaudigia sept 1878
san FRANCISCO june l3.-GTasshOppers arc re
green.
MONTGOMERY, June 13.-The Governor has for
vard,d money n he Bank Of tA State %. SewYOrA With
Wch 70 pay TIE interest," due Iuy on tue Alabama state
bonds
MONTGOMERY, Ala. June I3.-The rains have
been very general Ia Ashau. nave done great good
crops Oats cpnpaIauyey failure. The wheat IA
the best crop even made Ihy and clean ana
cOing well
CoXsACKfE, y. Y, June 13.-The Rev. Stephen II.
Tlns J opened br grove mecthgs here ts morning ln te
presence oil about 90 tpeclaors Dr. Martin OF Thirty
Outs viii preach 0n 1h.Gsday morning and II. o. POgsOn
OF 81. Lonis the same Afternoon and on Friday.
PTrTsF!ElD. Miss, June l3.-The shippers of giant
powder seized At Wtaihod Saturday not u be
ro-ecute they avms atied 10 ali and 60 sip no
issued BY tho STATE Railroad Cornnissionera
81. AIBAE~. Vt. June 13.-Chef-Justice Pier
point has cIo sIc 1crn ~ The fur Deucl supreme
IOt og luly - a. hear u appeal from the order dismisg
the petition OF the Genital Vermont Railroad as for
OF sale of the Vermont Genital and Vermont and
Canada RAILROADS -,
MONTRrAI June 13.-Gen. Wells and J. w.
Hobart snpeIinen Of the Central Vermont Rail To
day auangta with the Grand Trunk Hallway a. cNanina
satss " M ave tieii baggage at onayentuIe STA
l0n, Montreal, instead Of at the border.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
cRisyg AND cAsUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

SAN FRANCI-CO June 13-Two ladies were sun
srck tn this city ycserday Neither fatal. IL is
cooler ~ day and there is fresh sea breeze
RoSrox June 13.-At Randolph, Mass, last night,
the redpuce Royal W Turuo Presdtn OF the Randolph
Hank entered by bursaA who stole money and jeNey
worth 5000.
TROY. n. Y. June l2.-Tbe vault of the Walter
Wood MOVING and Rrspinq Machine Company. nj Hoosck
Falls blown last night by ten masked burglars and
5000 stolen. The vatchman Sas gagged and bound.
ST. JOHNsBURY Vt, June l3.-Tho Rev. L. ID.
opkins day rrarrte on I'VE indictments for forgery
AMI appropriation Of II Is alleged that part of this
prosecution influenced by parties having personal spite
PHILADELPHIA, June I3.-Patrick Davis was to-
day acaned o the charge OF numbering Thomas Welsh
Vest Philadelphia March s II having been proved
had attacked to Defendant wit the intention Of
rObblng him
UTICA, n. Y. June l3.-William H. Carr, 20 years
the copaious cf Earney hct1skcy IA tho Bash
burrJ the 20th OF May. sentenced by Judge Bliss
today IN the Auburn Prison "HhOcky Sheehan
viii be tried on Thursday next
PORTSMOUTH, " H.. June l3.-At the Kearsarge
Mills today Lhe walking beam and the piston head Of the
engne broke with terrific The shut OIL tho
loss 81 o Three hundred opera
tives are thrown out Of employment by the accident
HARTFORD, Conn, June l3.-,JOhn McGuire was
killed IN the do1rysr " Mrs B r. Bisse al Wet
Hartford evening Elias y. aborer enplOS ed
and violent when shot by Ives The homicide s pro
nOunoed jusuhabie by the nelghbois
PHILADELPHIA June 13.--The coroneTs Jury in
of b.yonct wound TO-DAY rendered vtrdic tat
Nound indicted 10y person unknown to the Jury.
The men who afesId suspicion Of being np
the murder theroulon discharged from custody
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
RELIGIOUS CONVENTIONS.
RHODE ISLAND UNTVFReALISTS.

Providence, Il. l., June 13.-The Universal
lat State Convention here to-day Parish reports
show that the Unversass have in the State 7s9 faml-
lies 500 church members $263 900 in church property,
and $40 500 Indebtedness increase In the year OF II
families md church members. The Rev. II. W. Rngc
OF Providence reflected President; CONGRESSMAN L.
w. Ballou Of woonsocket, vice-Presdent; Gen. olney
Arnold Treasurer and VIM IT, Johnson Secretary. Ad-
dresses were delivered by thc Rev. Mr. Bddle OF Lynn
upon dcnounatiOnal atty and by the Hon. " Bal
lou Of Woonsocket, and tie Rev. Mr. st. John Of Worces
ter.
RHODE ISLAND CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE
PROVIDENCE, X. l., June 13.-The Rhode
Island Congregational Conference closed two days ses
sion at Westerly this evening The annual sermon was
preached by The Rev. J. T. Taylor of Andoyer, Mass
The Hon. WIn W. HOppin reelected President OF the
Home Missionary Society.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.
TIE RUSSIAN G0vERNNEST SHOWING GREATER RE-
sERvR-FURTHER EXPLANATIONS EXPECTED.
MoLn IIIun 1A-z-

TIE RUSSIAN GOYERNHENT SHOWING GRFATER RE-
sERvR-FURTHER EXPLANATIONS EXPECTED.
VIENNA, Wednesday, june 49, 1877.
The Polifieq, Correspondence ST. Petersburg letter
ttatos that Count SchOuvalof took to st. Peters
burg specification of British interests aScontained
in Mr Cross's speech in the British Parliament.
Count Schouvaiofi's instructions on his return to
London empowered him to declare that Russia had
10 designs against the Suez Canal or Egypt. His
instructions restricted him 30 this declaration.
Nothing is known in 81. Petersburg OF any semi
official note 30 Lord Derby. Lord Derbys reply TO
Prince GortchakOf7s circular has mp to the present
received 10 answer as the Russian Cabinet con-
sd,;s Il conchod in curt and unusual terms. There
j. sill, however possibility that Russia will. on
the occasion of the Immediately impending passage
OF the Danube, again SET forth her views
LONDON. Thursday, June ID. 1877.
A dispatch 20 the Russian Icleraphic Agency
states eat Russia disposed to respect the route to
India and consequently the neutrality OF the Suez
Canal and Egypt. The rest depends on military
eyeutualties.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
THE GEORGIA ELECTION.

PARTIAL RKTrRNs-THE CONSTITUTIONAL coS'hS-
TIoN BELIEvRD TO HAVE BEEN CARRIED
SAVANNAH, Ca, June l3.-Chatham County
gives l67 majority for the Conventions Wayne County
$50 majority for; Macon County, 200 majority Tor !;
Dougerty County, As majority for; Bbb County 732
majority for; Lowndes County, 10 majority against !;
sumter County. 175 majority against
COLUMBIA, Ga, June l3.-Muscogee County gives e"s
majority, Chattahoocbee. 100 and Talbot AGO. TOT 'he
Convention. Harris County gives 400 against the Con
yenon and Marion votes against II by suall majority
AUGUSTA Ga, June 13.-Returns from a3 counties
give 2946 majority for the convention Returns come IN
slowly II will take several days to decide the result
ATLANTA, Ga, June 13-special dispatches to the
Daily Constitution from SO counties give 2,Ot majority
for the convention There counties on the line OF rail-
road to hear from II will probably reqhre the oiAciai
count to determine the result.
GRouNps OF OPPOSITION TO THE CONVENTION.
WASHINGTON, June 13.-lf the COnstltu-
tional Convention has been beaten In Georgia, IA now
seems probable it will doubtless tarn out that the chie
cause was an apprehension the classes that the
homestead exemption would he largely reduced In case
new Constitution adopted. The present exemption
is exceedingly lheral and lawyers and business men
think il impolic and unjust because it encourages men
to contract debts which they cannot pay and makes the
collection of accounts very difficult There was no
ayOwed intention the part of the friends OF the Con-
yentlon to disturb the homestead clause but tue little
discussion the subject which took place In the news
paners before the election appears have alarmed the
email and Of little village properties Ne
grOes and white Of tks class seem to have worked
quietly but effectively to defeat this Convention
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
THE RUSSO-TURKISH WAR.
rr,r pI,ss1ANs CHECKED IN ARMENIA.

THE RUSSIANS CHECKED IN ARMENIA.
prpouBLEp EFFORTS TO BIZ MADE FOR THE CAP
TURR OF KARs.
Reports from Turkish sources represent that the
Russians have fallen back from both Peunek and
O,h the latter being the position which
Nukhtar Pasha held II is supposed that
che Russians have taken tins course
With the view of acting with greater vigor against
V.rs Russa's designs continue subject of concern
in England. II appears the Car has promised not
10 interfere with Egypt or the Suez Canal, but has
made no further stlpulations.
A GREAT BATTLE IN PROGRESS AT KARS.
. DECISIVE CONFLICT PROBABLY BEGUN-iHR
SULTAN AWAITING NEWS
LONDON. Thssrday June ii, 1877
Renters Telegram Company have received the fol-
lowing dispatch;
"CoSsTzNTINoPLE Wednesday Evening.-The
e,ltan is staying at the Ministry of War awaiting
news from Kars where great battle is progress
ing.'"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
plead that hehas property left and has suffered 9o
days Imprisonment He cannot he longer detained after
that. except the criminal indictments.
OF which there % pcndingl
SWEENY'S ENUMERATION UNAUTHOR1ZED
JUDGE wRsTBRooK SAID WHAT HE DID ONLY UPoN
Mr.. BErCRER's IMPORTUNIrY-JoHS J. BRAD


LEY's COMMENT.
great deal Of Indignation prevails all over
the State at the settlement With Peter b. sweeiy ana
muck Of IT is directed against those who consented TO
his exoneration by Judge Westbrook. Corporation
Connsel whitney very promptly declared in most EN-
platc terms that ne party to that part OF ehe
settlement Mr. Peckham also denies that he inaorsed
Judge Westbrook's extraordinary language. Inquiry
made yesterday of Judge Westbrook a. ts why ne
specially exoneratcd Mr.. sweeny. TIE Judge, afser
asking the reporter IL the question was asked win
view on the part The TRIBUNE Of attacking him ana
being assured the contrary, made the FOLLOWING ex-
traordinary revelation:
was no party. You must clearly see 20 any arrange
ment between the pautf and def ndant IN tha' SUIT
to me, they had a perfect right 10 dO WnPn th'y
came before " simply stated ttBf me case Was
to he settled 10y payment from James ~ s"e,hl 5
estate say was glad / s't r'G OF TYING
suit bul don't think ever saw SIR Sfetny pct"re
l him in court Mr.; Beach at that tlme s,iu tlit .
Peter b. Sweeny had nothing 10 90 WIN
OF James N. swecry. and be asked me
To state much In announcing the result MI fecK.
ham, think said nothing about H. "a hrSt sal" ,iat
had nothing do with that, but Mr Beach pressed on
me that that would only be justice 10 Mr.. sweeny
I finally yielded for so far as the facts were Know
to me there was no concession on Peter o. ~ !;
should be stated But when I came to make the state
eu tO say that the terms, 50 Iar as thcy
have been communicated 70 me-" do NOT contain any
concession by reflection on MI. swceny. was tle
logical statement of what before me. know no
than you oi anything behnd what was then stated
Ex-senator John J. Bradley, brothcTnlaw OF Peter b.
sweeny yesterday declared that II Judge Westbrook had
not made that statement and if the other side had not
agreed it, they deny they did the trial would have
gono
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
THE CAMPAIGN IN ARMENIA.
rUg RUSSIANS REPORTED TO BE kErREArlNG-THB
CAPTURE OF KARs DEEMED IMPERATIVE.

~ur prssIANs REPORTED TO BE kETREATING-THB
CAPTURE OF KARs DEEMED IMPERATIVE.
LONDON Wednesday, June 49, 1877.
The general tenor of the news is unfavorable 10
the Russians who are represented as more con"
,erned than therefore, for the capture of Kars. An
Frzerum telegram to the Vienna Aeae Free Presse
says:
"On the approach of the three flying columns sent
hv Mukbtar Pasha against the Russian right wing
a., prss;,ps not only evacuated Oti but Pennek,
at the foot of the pass over the Kanly range
leading 70 Arabian Both Olt and Pennek were
reoccupied by the Turks, who also went in pursuit
of the Russians"
Tho Vienna correspondent of The Times observes:
"As this information does not come from the imne-
diate scene of operations, it is difficult to form An
opinion as to ITS accuracy. If the Russians really
retired bevond Pennek without resistance, this
would seem TO show that there was only small force
there and that the bulk of the Russian column is sun
on the Arabian side of the Kanly range. Possibly
after all, the Russians before advancing on Ere
rum. will make an effort 10 lombard and reduce
Kars so as to leave their quite free" Reuters
ConstantinOpe dispatch confirms this so far as to
say that the Russians Withdrawing from the
direction of Erzerum in order to prosecute the siege
at Kars Russian official kilograms published yes
teIdav Also announce that the Grand Duke Michael,
cOmmander-ln-chef of the Russian armies III ASIA
commenced personally TO reconnOtre the outworks
of Kars on the 9th inst.
RUMORs AND INCIDENTS.
A Vienna telegram 10 The Manchester Guardian
says: a Turkish detachment. which has entered
the Russian district of Akhalzik, is threatening
Russian communication with Arabian" lAkhalzik
is the frontier town whence the Russian column set
out against Ardaban. Turkish troops could get
there only by landing on the coast, which 1t Is
doubtful if they have dOne.l
Moustapha Tewic Pasha has been appointed COM
mandant of kars.
Deryisl Pasha has arrived at COnstantinople from
Balonica 20 take command of the Batum division Of
the Turkish army.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
MURDER BY MASKED BURGLARS.

BEAVER VALLEY, Penn., June 13.-Within
the past week numerous attempts at highway robbery
have been made 10y masked Several houses in
rounding country have been entered and robbed OF every
thing valuable which could be conveniently carried Off
Yesterday afternoon at late hour, the residence OF Geo
ThomDs0n dGiTym6n, was broken into and robbed. As
the masked bur fSlars leaving the premises they
met by Thomas Burns, hired man. Burns I'm try
ing to preyen; the departure Of the robbers shot
and killed Now that the dcprcdGtOrs have added mur-
dcI 10 their other crimes, much excitement has been
caused Vigilance committees have been formed by
talmCs and others, and lyHchrg il freely talKe1 of