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IVY " N e+'t"h@e'A a"'*EAA ~
repealed or very essentially modified, and
tA@t Tue lnoltc were alartlcd nj tho prospect
o. 9e"nc'ne inc currency OF Tho country OK.
cinS'se's 10 Rel1 coin. This depressing
eaect "e pointed mt waa most noticeable In
thc case OF rea' ostase' and we thought vi
"eto oh1 stating a notorious and confessed
1acs "aen We s""t tnat Inc 'Taf''e Of rcal
esiase ha't iai'eh 10 low. and 20 continues ID
fal!. that men were unwilling to invest in it -;
"n'' '''"' f'oi'ehBea executed Mt ~ or Ill
per cent OF low valuations n,AAlo since
tic manic Arp not now cvrn worth ti,o ,roro.,
,o.nn1- ". ,,o,.,, ,,,... ....~.,..
.,,. .,..,. -, "to''
'''e <'"' teFofls VI tao FrA1-cstate
markets in the press of NIL paris Of the conn.
try. incluliug tho CITY of New York, Tim
nnivcrsni tost;r,op,. ;s ,A,. ,,ut go. u.
- '''
"'o' 'n'ok "eF'ces nos ceAsea 10 DC SAMPLE
TINT improved real estate In large cities l,nA
sllr,luk In valuo because Of the want of III.
mn,,1 FIR n,b nro,,a,+r TIN t.,1 or l., x..,t.,
., =, ~ '"'' =" ~ 'oa'"''
''''t 'u' "oScnt' VI my 'as"cemeht 10 invest
capital therein. AL this VIC considered ac-
certed truth. not questioned or denied },y
any ono, a,ld nart,cu1nrlx v.r;a,1 t,r H.,
-, 49,. :, - '"e
e'''e'A s'''e'aeata oi Inc owners Oh F',c1l
improved city real estate. Tho New York
7incs, however, has discovered in thia erti.
Gle cyiaeucc Of ta,uacy, " recklessness aplro-
rriato 10 striker with blood ia his eyes. y
a1ll yarioHs other things TINT Rre "mon-
strouR, baybarpus AMI inaccurate I9efora
undertaking n r.n1v u N. Eu. y,rt- T:....
-. 80. ...! ~. ~" .'"es.
W. 'u''e "'tent'on 70 "has that paper ITSELF
admits a. TO the decline In the value OF real
estate. It says:
II IL unaontted,v trne-not mi. IN rh,c.o.,
.hout ,,htrh .rur Tn,,,.s. ~ w ~ s".saso'
thau s,ynr A. ~" "a. H.. W. a..a..', .as"'snJ
sunc rr., c,t.,c viii not now hrt"r IT, t.." -, a.
mortgage. on i, .nd ,h.,. 49, ;n.,.ns..r',st.
tno,rird,c in ,+hirh n.nr.,,. ~, hsts ,r-, WV
f.Ir nro,rt,o,, ~ -. - .,, -ss ~ W
iakrr Nj. t,r ,hs nrtr.r.ns' ~. t,.s. '. os
IN tat,sf.rt,on ~ III. liz ~ T., -. 80 ts.,.'
nn,crrdsu~. n !, trns tb,, :. ,,,.., 49,, -. $50
rrty In hut,,,rr. .-.s.,., t.sta .sa W pop'
1'sced for 90 10 70 ,,er rent NJ n. co.t ~. ~.
rrrat deaf butit. 1tr r.,lo,d. nr,,. 49,.
snI with nnlv . n.r-o,~ -, .,,fa ~ -. .''"u
down more Than =, r.r rant fr,,n -. S,.1s.,"
exectsnt vain. .ct .,r >, ,,.. H., ..., 80"
1raix 4. ,,o,rsnf ony .,.a,t '.'a,.,,. gs"
rtrx foc f,n,.. M, ,~h., ,s.s, .'s ~ ." r4fN M
Tuk rr,r,.xx nv. :. r.in,r a,...,es ~ "na'
ton: but a..umlnp .hsi III. rs,Ioa. 49, ~ .,s.
ls7a were really low the b,osd xs.r,t.on ,h.t IN.
nrov.h ,ro,.,rt. h.. sh.nh ~ ~ 'eu 'na. !.as
pat four year4 il monstsous aud reckless,
Tho 7fnsts then goes GU to explain and
coaftss, and give Awny lis case As follows:
1tea, estate is the best test not Of Y.,ue, hnt ~
p'osptrIy and aefts4fy. II il worth" In
proved WA! ean ~ made f'pm It: unfmpsosed
M, .,.n,n. Ia.aa ~. 49, =, 'ne .s'es o. tae noaf
~ F''"t"ts pess1St ~ ~
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Monrpe nr-et. tor.,rr of Dearborn. EnEaFrment
OF j. II. Matks Metropolitan Ol5mpisd. The La Hue
Family. hs Great lolo etc.
, 1877-08-13

Twensy.third strett. corner state. Championship
Ssmc between the Louisville and Chicago Clubs u $40
g. ~~.
, 1877-08-13
ADJUSTMENTS,


Mcftckrrts Thenfre.
Madison Fffrti. between State anil Dearborn. sFft
hphtne.' McslAn,ts Mrtk Mare. rtlcc. etc.; Nezsss
WhctIock Hamilton. Tearen, cic.
, 1877-08-13

Tanfolrh street, het~ern Clark and t.Asatte, Ft.
Easement Of the Unlon-sGusrc Company. "N,a.
Nnf:nn.' MeslsMes Morris. Icron. Jewett etc.
Aes4Es. O'Neil. ratsc1lc. Stoidart, etc.
, 1877-08-13

Special cah}cxsauls to tbs Chicago JIm<st
''Iotstdu, Aug. Accommodation viii, tho
front Is sl'nost cnltEely scTetrd." "Lonlou,
Aug. i0.-'fhere Aas Leeu NJ communication
with thu trout for nearly four days" "Lon-
doo, Aux. u.-Ihs lick VI telsgrsphlc eotuu,u.
, 1877-08-25
Maximum thef7nometcE. "a, minimum, oA
GENERAL oB.KRy AftQNA.
Cuic44ot Aug. 2&-Nldofght
The PEACE MEN.

M1sr1o, Conn.,, Aug. M.-The annual groye
meeting Of the Connecticut peaee Society waa
attended by $500 pcssons. Tho resolutions
adopted call on the President to negotiate IN
International arbitration treaty; ascrtbe tho
panic and business depression 10 tho waF debt
aud taxation; attribute tho Indian troubles to
bad faith on the part Of tic Government; de-
mand Congressional investigation Of tnlsdeeds
OF tho army towsrd tho Indians, aud slncere
pesce policy; also, the abolition Of the army;
Insist that the difficulties between Mexico aut!
Canada be settled BY arbitration: urge that
Russla, Turkey, Spain, and Cuba adjust their
troubles by tbat means; treat tho peaceful set.
tletuent OF tho Presidential question - si9u os
the growth Of tho peace movement; and claln,
that peace principles on both sldcs would hayg
prevented tho late strtkes. It Was statrd that
tho efforts Of the pc&eo Society had aueceeded In
, 1877-08-25
SENATOR MORTON.


IxpnnAroL1s, Iud., Aug.' Ex-senator Nor
ton to-day slept well for several houEs, and
there ia continued confidence among hIs IT.
teudAnt& aud physicians tu his recovery. d..
rhompsoa left tonight for peunsvtsania to be
gone week, leaving DR.. Bliss IN cAasge. Col.
Holloway teleRrspha to-nlgbt that nothing fur
aher Will be sent unless there u change In bis
condition.
~ tA4 wtst<rs Assoeiated Ir<sa.
RIcuAosD, Ind, Aug. A.-By request Of tho
Representative Of the Associated Press, Dr..
Bllss, senator Aortoa's Washington physician,
mad9 tue following written statement 1t ~
O'Clock Tonight: "Tha Senator has been steadily
improving slDce yesterlay,. making rapid aud
satisfactory recovery from the attack of !ndl-
gestion which occurred on Wednesday. liz Il
ehecrsu! and hopeful. oecuying biz easyehslz
several hou1s to-day, reading and discussing ths
nlosu prominent TOT plcs Ut public interest. Nt4
physi.aaps feel warranted In p1onouncaug h!u1
pisstsa ossai, IT,. speedy recovery iii b II.
Auxa1"
, 1877-08-25

6pettal N9v0fcA 10 1N Tribune
P1rrsBuRo, Pa, Aug. M.-Two thieves cn-
tered tho house Of Capt. John A. Wood, tho
well-known coal operator, s'tuaicd In Temper
anccyille, about o'clock this morning. Willie
they were Operating In tho room occupied BY tho
Captain and his Hifc, Mrs. Wood nwoko and.
alarmed at seeing two strange men In tho room,
aroused her husband, who jumped out Of bed
and seized onu of the buE0lars. A desperate
struggle ensued, which was unsica by Tho other
burgiar atrlklu9 Capt. Wood on tho head With \
picco Of Iron, fellng him to tho floor. niecding
and sutfcrlng from bis wound ss he was,
tho Captain quickly rcga,ncl hl footing.
bis assa!lant. and aimed blow It ht. head,
then took to their heels, followed bv two shota
from the Captains revolver. neither Of which
took elect. Tho wound ID very severr ono,
but Is nut considered dangerous. One Of the
n!urtlcrous vt!la'ns. uamcd James T. Daniels,
lock.up. He will DO granted hearing to-moT'
row. Tho aecustd Was IN tho employ OF Capt,
Wood at tho time. A hat found ID tho roofu
has bcen identified u belonging to httn: THU
far no cleW has been obtained ~ to the Identity
of tle other party,
, 1877-08-25

A Deptorab1o Condition OF Things still Curl
Ing the Wyoming Coal Dlstrlct-Tol9tlcnl
Aspirations o! tho A1lnora-The Town OF
TaEsona and 1as 1rrcooncslablo Population.
Rpecsa! NspdteA 10 7as Istou.s.
W11kEsBAnnE, Pr, Aug. A.-Tho week
closes with hcomparat!voquIet prevailing through
out tho Wyoming coal.icld. Beyond few at
tcmpts to stop thc mfne pumps at two or three
points in Luzcrne County, sud tho immediate
d!apatch Of troops to tho sccno Of disturbance,
thcrc Il little to record. There atu Indications
that tho military will be retained hero = con-
siderable time; fot not only arc tho militia be-
ing enlisted for three mouths' service, by orlcr
Of Cor. uart5anft, but otllecra have bcon sept
to tho Southern poats, from which tho regulars
wero Transferred, TO bring ali camp accoutre-
ncnts to tho Pcnnsylvanls ct,al-lcld. There
ia no difficulty In altlnK tho militia reatulcnts to
tue requisite size, some Of the regiments enlist
ing almost ali Of. thcir men. The regulars arc
easrisoncd hero In comfortable quarters, and
lavc no actiyo par. In maintaining law and
order, that duty dcvolvtng, until tho powor Of
the State Is exhausted, upon tho militia, who
are scattered amoug tho various col'ieEics Whcr-
eYcr any violence has been attempted. Thuro Ia
no doubt that, wcso the military removed, there
would bo = rccurrcnca Of tho troubles. 4
threat MSS tnade that, unless troops arc With
drawn ID thirty days, they will bo driven
out, but, oyen with the troops 10 widely scat-
terod, the strikers could accomplish nothing
mora than bs!pg On bloody conflict disastrous
to themselves.
An Important Item, furnished exclustycly to
TIs TRIBUNE tonight, Ia that the workingmcn
arc secretly organizing for vigorous campaign
IN tha coming election, with . vtaW to placing
their own men In tho Offices to bo listrlo4ted
fhF1uuf1nnt fl,N trr f14IftES.
, 1877-08-25
FG.<s1:T13l.s
YIE1I.TtHI..
MOTHERS, READ THBl
A GREAT BLESSING.
VEGETlNE
Worth q Dollar n Drop.

eorrn Hosro*. Iuly 10 fa7f,
Mothers are your little ones tretfnt1 and Il yaur pH
tence t1eNt eIhauEted IN rain cnrs " please them7
ctn a.npathzc 9Th Iou. snd 1:n teL ynu wh.. ~!
p1ocufr for ii horss of axect round sleep,
NJ iftEu Ert il and ahaif Jeara I'D: and during
shc =. ocsa t,cx numbcr, St t1mc' aa9 no .as ~
u hear her little frrifu ery and not whst
for her. doctnrrd her for hut II did no xof
md Wa nearly ured ous With sltepfeka nights and
trouh1rsatne dAJa,
herd q tatyeseIne. md determined to trY T. =
ettanAe1 from hcr ,tnntch and lpvss tho sores *heh
her bedtiMt until vrTJ lste tn The morning. besides
n9 nap daY Hsr Appetite Il goo and tn fact,
oiti. @ed!cine e =: do!lafa drop I,y,t Gl.sn.e
young TN It. and you r Iotn With n c.ll.nx II
great bleAinE. Mrs. ELLEN l.. EtArf.
IT'S TudQr.Rt,
, 1877-08-25

CorsrANrIroPLE, Aug. A.-Snlet,nAn Pasha
telcgraFhs, Aug. al, that thrcd Of his brtgadcs
asrended TIM heights of Schtpka rass in spite
Of the shower OF Russian prolcetilcs, drove back
the Russian o,1tposts, aud advanced TO Within
100 yartfe Of the cncmy's tntrenc!,ments. Thern
was dcspcrato lighting for fourteen hours. and
although tho Turks retained the ground they
conquered, the enemy still held thotF fortified
positions, which werc defended by fourteen
cannon and largo force. Tho telegram con-
eludes: "To.morow nc shall bring up our
slcge-Runs and rencw the struggle. We hops
to be aucecssfnl.H
suLE1MAN REINFORCED.
LONDON, Aug. 2i.-Su1ciman Pashs has been
reinforced BY two divisions under 1iassfm Pasha
from phIfppopoIs.
RUSSIAN nuLLETtNs-
LONDON, Aug. 24.-Dullcttns from the Rus
sian Goueraf commanding schipka Pass show
that on Aug. q tho Turks erected two batteries
Of long range artillery and made trenches
through which they approached the Russian po-
sttions. Tho Russian loss Aug. 81 was 200, and
ON tho 23d much less. Tho latest bulletin re-
counts
THE OPERATIONS or TnuRspArl
1t says: ".rhc Turkish fire commenced at half
past In the morning, anl lasted with great
vfotcnce until noon. Meanwhile tho Turks
made several desperate assaetts. but werc re-
pulsed. Our heroes did not yield \ foot. At
noon the f}re slackcncd, aud tho reserves undo,
RadetskY began to arrive. Our losses hare been
great"
. EXPLAINED.
LONDON, Aug. 2I.L'rhe Daily Ntsa' corrc.
spondcnt at Russian headquarters explains the
1nystilcatton which has arisen concerning tho
reported capture OF Balnkol Pass by tho Turks.
uc says: |" On tho 10th inst column Of su1cl'
man rnsna's forces attempted strenuousiy Il
force the pass. It has been reported that thoy
wcrc successful. but, though tho column did in'
deed force its wnY Into tho dcllc, it WAS t1crt
10 roughly handled bv tho Russian artillery and
by the regiment holding tho pass, that It M.
compelled ia rcttse."
BClf1rKA rAs5.
Tte 1aa,es' Vienna correspondent remarks
relative to The schtpka Pass, that all along th'
mnn range OF tho Balkans. especially alonf
Tuut,la Valley. the face ef the mountains i
prcc1pltous rock, through which the road lcad
up on stccp curves. However much tho bulk o
Su1cItnan pasta's forces may have been fnurct
! to mountain warfare, and however heroic th
ctIorts made within tho Inst few days may hav'
been, It will be little short OF mlracfo It tho.
should succeed in carrying tho pass.
, 1877-08-25

New YoRg. Aug. 2.-John II. Husted and
William Counc, who Mere arrcsted yesterday on
= charge Of forging TT. Louis, No., bonds, wcfc
in the supreme Court chambers to-day on
wsits Of certioraH obtained by their counsel,
who urged that the proof against tho men WAS
wholly insufficient; Tho Disttet-Attorney
the case went over until tomorrow. Il
appears that the Btato Ok Missouri issued !, 800
OF Ut. Louis County bonds, and cven II Il b.
proved, Of which there u no evidence yet, that
tho prisoners drew up other bonds Tor hlghct
numbers, tho counsel will take thia stand on
the ground that the extra bonds do not concern
Missouri They state that they arc not for
grries, sud thero can be no extsAdision, - tho
State, und not against those Of Missouri.
, 1877-08-25

XAAIF PARTICIPATION.
l'peefal BY caaN 10 7ns CAtta9o Tribune
AosDox OYT1c8 or THE CHICAGO TR1ptHx,
NO. pAIoRAvz PLACE, STRAND, Aug. 81
m.-Ihe ea<iy participation Of Bez1ia In
as campaign against the Turks IL booming
increasingly probable. The inhumaa con-
aac' ot the Turks is uniting against tasm Ill
@a populations which have ever known
, 1877-08-25

HELD FOR EXAMINATION.
NEW YoRk, Aug. 2.-Co1. Nelson 4. Gcss-
ner, charged with forging check for &28, ,9o8 on
the Third National Bank Of this city, and who
is ono Of tho gang Of forgcss arrested IN the
West, WAS arralGued In the Tombt
Police Court this morning. AfI1AArts
wero made against him BY Willis
Vantvne, Teller Of the bank. and Joseph ".
ThompAon. WHO has turned Statcfe evidence.
The prisoner Was rcnAnied 10 the Police Cen
tral Of1lce 1t fs stated that the authorities arc
In possession Of facts showing that Gcsner Vas
concerned In the forgery Of checks for 90, ,22e5
on tta Union Trust Company.
, 1877-08-25

WHITING, Ala, Aug. 2i.-To-iay, as the
traia WAS leaving Pensacola, the Sheriff NTH a
posse boarded the cars to assist Texan officers
to arrest tho notorious John Wesley Harden,
Who Ia said to have committed twenty seven
murders, and for rhose body 1900 las been
His last murder In Texas was the killing OF the
Sheriff Of Cafnancte County. lie has lived In
Florida for several years under the name Of
John Swain. About twenty shots were fred in
named Mann, who had pistol in his hand, was
killed.
, 1877-08-25

BATH, Nc, Aug. 2s.--Tho Democrats Of Eag~
aaal,oc County tnloree President uayes' policy.
New HAVEN, Conn.,, Aug. PLAT meeting
OF solno 1,50o grccnback men last night, 1cso1u~
ttons were passed calling for the unconditional
repeat Of the Resumption act, tho full moncttza~
tion Of silver, tho passage Of an act making
grccnbacke full legal.tcndcr and interchangca-
bic with bontis, tic adoption OF I'LL equitable
systcm of taxes an0 Tho abolition Of tnonopo4
lies, opposition to subsidies, and condeuntnG
Secretary Sherman and calling Tor his removal.
, 1877-08-25
OVERLAPPING lAhO.GRABS.

1Hz#us UH9247tN n I'M 1fs90H7.
e1oux Clrx, In, aug. 24.-In Chambers hero
today, Judge Zcwer rendered decision upon
points bqforc him In the cass OF the McGregoF
IT, tho st. P4u. d Sioux City Railroad Com
pany, Involving tho title to 11 900 acres OF land
Ia Northwestern Iowa, embraced Ia overlapping
laud.grant&- The uecision gives tho land 20 tho
1T. Paul d. Sioux City Company.
, 1877-08-25

:.
NF. II. Il. EteFens:
Dcaf BIr: The two bottles Of vegetne f1rnfthed nc
By yuuf agent. lY wife hAA uted With great hEnohf.
Far long time .he hea hern troubled with at11lnsna
and cu4tlYeMcRa Tlrse troubles an now entirely r..
moved by the use Of tt&rtlne.
Ehe eiho troubled with dJsreps!a and general d..
bitt, and hAs been KreAttJ benefited.
THOMAS 3itMOttE. 11p3f Wa1nut-ss.
, 1877-08-25
.IIoIssE THIEVES HUNG,

ssDAL1A, Mo., Aug, 2i.--Au exten1yo gang
Of horse thtcYes haa been broken up Ia Saline
County, within the laat day or two. Three
members OF the gang wero arrcated Oh Wetlues-
d1y, and se7eu mora last night, among the latter
Dig Jim smith, ope OF the nlu4t notorious hQtsa
thlcYea IN tho State, and leader ot the gang. A
m2u who arrived !n Lexington today repoEtstbat
on the bottom between Lexington and
Holden he saw three bodies hauglng to tree
labeled, Horse Thiesea," They lIc supposed
~ be OF the salue gang.
, 1877-08-25

RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
FoRT WATnz, Ind, Aug. 2s-Yestcrday
afternoon family Of emigrants from Ohio,
named Wilson. Gu route In wagon to Kansas,
met with sad accident six miles from this city.
Their torscs, becoming frightened, dashed over
tho ligb bapks Into tito Maumee River, serious
ly iniarinR W!}sou nna wif1 md killing their g.
Ycnr-0ld sOu.
, 1877-08-25

nth compound extracted from, tark.. roote and
lrs. from Any bad eject upon lht syeem: la nuHr.
I,hiaf aed aire nshsalus u sets directly gpon ~
Foad !. a'xs !! = M ErT,s 1ss psnac1, ,sf f.,
strength auet1 Their nervts and gtEeb them Nature
sxett tlttp ~ has been proved hy many n sacd s.
remedy fof oor children. II hAs rtl.ered and Srt
ihouaands. It very plcaaaht 10 takes eFesythald
iIkes1t.
, 1877-08-25

curcti. Two Of the thieves were taken tp
Brownsville, where the latest robbery hn.f been
committed. The other was lodged In Wtrrcns-
burg tnil, II is saId tho gang to which thcsc
men belong haye Gfty torrcs now On hand, and
hare stnen over 300 since last May. Numerous
parties arc Implicated, and other arrests will hc
made, md the gang, II is hoped. be entirely
broken up.
, 1877-08-25
EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.

i. s 70 csritfy that aavt used your "nIood Prep
araon t%ege,ncI in my family for sS.efst yta's mo
M.e Affections. + canH9t be e1cvllsd sna - 9osd
ever nsed and have uscd airnoat everything. can
thett{ulIY recommend Il tu any In nced Ot suth
n@1'|''s' Mis-, 4. h. DINsM0IE.
IL ItussfllSt.
, 1877-08-25

New YoRK, Aug. @.-The Turkish Minister
OF Foreign Affalrs Informs bis diplomatic agents
nbroad that the Russians on onteFIng Eski-
saghra disas'ned tho Mussulinans. employed
snokhtaFs to fetch tho alussulmaua out of thc1s
hotscs, md they wcro massacrcd. Eleven
hundred were thus put to dcaff'
When tho Russians entered Lo7atz fifteen
women anil children, 1loeing Hon Inc 1nFaaefs,
were Killed. OtheFs, TO escape outrage or
death, had to abandon cSerything' cTen t'eiF
children. Every Siusaulman 4otiso IN Losats WIS
pi'laRct1. After the sccapturc Of tho torn, the
Rusatsns carried
pEvAsTAT1oS AND oAREAax
Into tho ucighboring districts The Russans
drove out oil tho alussulman Inhabitants OF the
Village Of Hcrstc, aud burned all the men and
.omo Of tho women. Only ono woman escaped.
sa~s-t, H.. .r,r,or. md IN Imaum ~ Ynt.lem
eefsh,5 a' 49,. ..,'.s, ~ a..a ~ Ta...
Wcsc smut up III Darn, "hlcn "aa afea. 1oft!-
, 1877-08-25

I1E T. E -I}0 1z.fI F<1Y II
NASHVILLE, Aug. A.-Percy D. Este, wl.oh has
been very prominent here for the past three
weeks as singer In the Murphy movement, Was
caught robbfng lady's trunk in Elgetlcld tita
afternoon. willis his brother, who Was likewise
engaged, was standing on watch fn the middle
doorway, Frank WAS arrested, hut Percy cs-
capped by skill down the river.
, 1877-08-25

CINCINNATI, Aug. 2s.-Dr, W. F. Cooper, llv-
Ing near Charleston, ". Va, was yesterday ar
rested for poisoning hls wife, she being his third
wife. Both Of his former wires having died
suddenly, under what vas considered suspicious
cIrcutnstnnccs. II is now supposed he potsoncd
them also, and their bodies wilt be eAhumcd
and examined for traces OF poison. He was
man Of violent temper, especially when intoxi.
Gated.
, 1877-08-25

NOHSE-fIIEVE8 ARRESTED.
St. Louis. Mo-, Aug, A-Thrca members Of
= notorious gang ot horse thieves, who have
been operating iu Westesu Missouri for several
months past, were captured ye&teslay concealed
in wheat stack threo milcs from Conoordia.
Several hossea Ia their posseaaion We1a slao &C.
, 1877-08-25

.hcir yoke, and the Grccka, Servianat Mon
tencgrins, and noumanians, with uso Crot-
nns, will BOON be simultaneously in arms
ngainBt them.
, 1877-08-25

THE CALIFORNIA CONTEST.
BAn FRArctsco, Ang g24.-RcfcrrtnE to tho con-
test between Pachcco and uiggfnton, candidates
for Congress In tho Fourth District, In Which
Paehcco had majority Ut ono Vutc, the E9am-
iaer tllIs evening says cditorla11y: ave arc it,
formed that an error has been discovered In The
return Of Kern County for Representative In
Congress, bv which Wlegintou rcecivcs an addt-
tton Of three Totcs, which wcro ,orrroneous!y
WiG1lnton, as It merc than Counkcr1alanccs tho
claim OF majority heretofore ulauc for Pasteco.h
, 1877-08-25

Special Mtuatch 10 Ths TFfbNNt.
WARRINGTON, D. G., Aug. 2a.-Tho most ccr-
tain indication Of serious discussions In the
ranks Of tho United Democracy South nre now
seen in Virginia. Tho Republicans have de-
clncl to nominate statostickct, but there Ia .
good deal OF excitement In many parts Of tho
State In favor Of an Independent candidate for
Governor on tho debt tssue, to bolt tic regular
Democratic nominee. Judge Staples, Of tho
Supreme Court, Is spoken Of a tho candidate Of
tlls faction. In any event this division w! ho
felt in tho Legislature, a. tho ultrn rcpudatEull-
ists are concentrating all their efforts 10 elect
members to the next Legislature.
, 1877-08-25

REMEMBERED HIS FRIEND.
fpeefas NxpafcA to ne Tribune.
FoAr WAYNE, Ind, Aug. M.-~Gov. Williams
laa pardoued James Kelly, who was convicted
Of repeating last fall IN tho tntcrcsts Of Blue
Jeans and reform, and sent to tho Penitenuary.
, 1877-08-25

}THM It II ,PARTA Tt6o. AGTGa s. 2 = u IA,
Ipnoiutnsnfs Ii, ,Hus free Send fot circular Md
sn2;1ks q yAtee G. l. FEtSr. p1Rakletos.
, 1877-08-25

For CataF1h and Hay Fever uka Jcffers' uka
equAled 'tFseheh CatarFh Curt" Trial and sapl
pies fFse to Ill. Othea 10 StaLc-ak fssley Jcness
, 1877-08-25

bosrox. MRss.. June T. 1917.
Ny daughter has received great benefit frou the use
Of tekciIne. Her dctlfnlnR health va *ourca Q!
fo VrRctlne restored her heath strenFth end Appe-
tt&c. y. II: ,I!LDESt
No. - 6eAs1 Building.
, 1877-08-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Keep sells tha beat And cheapest shirts iu
thu world; also COLLAR, elegant stylss, bes
quality, II. 80 pss doz- liz Tor tx. 173 MAdsos
stFpCL
, 1877-08-25

MURDER AND SUICIDE.
LAWRENCE, Aug, 24.-At North Andoyer,
John Buttcrworth. filled With liquor and 1eal-
ousy, killed bis vile, and probably fatally shot
himself.
, 1877-08-25

Relief Committee at Adr!anop1c, after careful
Investigation. hnvo nsccrtancd that IL, 10 fuGt~
t[vc women md children ncc.l relief at once
OF these, l,5lO are JcwA aud T. ON Turks.
, 1877-08-25

WAsn1HoTos. D. c.. Aug. 25-t p. m.-For
the upper lakcs and Northwest, warmer, south.
crly. aud generally shifting to cooler northesls
winds, with rtalng barometer and lower temper.
RtuFte.
LOCAL onsRxvATTnxs.
t.JlJcA m Auv II
, 1877-08-25
THE DEADLY BREACH.

THE DEADLY BREACH.
Russian Accounts Of the
Fighting at Schlpka
Pass.
The Turks Gain a Lodg-
ment After Two Days
Fighting.
Turkish Artillery Makes Fearful
Slaughter in the Russian
Ranks.
Russian Reinforcements Ar
rive, and the Battle
is Renewed.
The Recent Furious Battle
by Moonlight at Eski-
Djuma.
Tclegraphtc Picture Of the Hill.
sido of Blood and Carr
mage.
Repeated Charges OF the Rus
SLAMS and Their Bloody
Repufses. .
Bravery md sagactty of Baker,
the Cashiered English
Tasha.
Another Horrible Tale Of Russian
Atrocities from Turk
ish Source.
4 General Levy Imminent Throughout
tho Russian Empire.
, 1877-08-25
BLACK EO0DS.
BARGAINS
xtraordinary!
BLACK GOODS DEPT
West End Dry Goods House,
Madison and pcoria.sts,

w.
season with the following snd % othsr eons,t~ m s1i
decided bargains In Black oashmeres.
x ~o.n. 1o.n.,.
At IN 1sra VII ~, He"et "':,, tas''nte.e"
chcan Mt A. m "'"'8 ~ YAH"
c.sos IN 49,. 1,,..
Ts.,. c" h,ssamn HACK frenca
q e,ee. es eaod1ea 4.tssh aaaa1 'a,.ls. :,
, 1877-08-25

wa open our new tmportAttons OF this
eehson With the following and other equally
decided bargains In Black Cashmeres.