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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29
THE CONDITION, OF THE PARK DEPART
MENT. -. .

IMPORTANT LETTER FROM JUDGE HILToN--THE
pIsApyAYrAGEoUs CONSEQUENCES OF STOP
PING WORK ON THE PARKS AND B0uLE-
vARps-fINANCEs or THE DEPARTMENT.
, The following letter and the accompanying
reports were forwarded by Judge Hilton yesterday TO
Controller Connolly ,.l-- -..-.'
-'7-TT1'I : r,xpAprngsY OF PUBLIC PACKS ! Z
S-t "a ~. ..f1 NO. 2ss BROADWAY, sepa. ~ iUL>
Tsat. coreolir ~. ON q Nee, JSss rpu,.
sR On the 10Th tnttanS myins' nonev nsoesssrv
for carrying Oh the WORK IN eonsractng ss1 ~
avenues &c. and Improving the PueBe Hz.ssssS xo5
written eSmSn!EYe,Sn :isS S e sn W., De-
sc,sDcss ,a 1ha me .f Yop promised oar
Confo! who yop s I'm
sent oar Controller again called but vas denied admit
N The Necessity r ,ae p.,mgas II ne sun
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SUCCESSFUL TRIAL or A FIRE ExrNauDHxx

insurance men sud the japanese Minister Mssi, ~
scmbied at p yesterday 10 Tweed Pisss, ut CSSai
and East Broadway TO witness the trial OF Tie BAseeck
Fire Extingusher, copper cylinder which holds ahsss
eight saons ana, when charged with oarbone acid ga
Is said 70 have an extngshng capacity equal 20 ths g
beasDe. were isnted and when the flames were at their
? barrels wero then placed in q wooden struoture
about u feet square, and high, end tho whole VS.
drenched with Eve gallons of benEne Il then ro1.
and extinguishea in about half minute A eommsttes
q business and insurance recommended tho ador
ton OF tho Extinguisher.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other sAip HcSs zee Second Paoe.I

For other Shfp Hevs zee Second PdoeI
ARRIVED. -
fteanshp wysnofe Rehnsnd CITY Point and Essoh u
mise and pass 70 Oh Donnion o.eans kp Co -.
steamship James Adscs, Lockwood Charleston O. sspt - enS
mdsr and ran. 10 Henry r. Morgan 4 Co.
Bark La wresoe Howe, y baissk
Brig wn Mallory j.. Buuows Mystic in h.li,ss
sChooSERs-RiykR coAsTx1ss
FRYE Wind Providence Re,cas Proyidcsos
Blev. Providence Bsrstsya Proudenoa
Charles r lbcrts, Orleans IL ElJ
sehr. A. B. h,gins Higgins LsnorAe, &. &, with Ssh
c. G. Soldier. ProVdance. issae Hev-Havsa.
Uncas New Havea- Bath
ArchA II. Iamag. Gsoryetsvn Bcdel. City Peint.
Airands, virginia Yacht Esehsatss, HewDsrA
Yacht Wasderer Newport
ANCHORED OFF RIKER's ISLAND.
Brig Emily, from
Sehr. Helen NJ Waite, - from
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Sept 1-Arved steamship usas from Yoh harm
Oriental Lonioa Panama, from Antwerp; David ChAps sA
SAN FRAxCrsco sept 2Ariyr5 ships King Philip oa Liver
pools Good HOPE from New Yosk Putas on LTep0sl ek k
Doe from Liverpool
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ALpRsrD this city, on wsduesd. morning. Sept g. COrusls Hsss
ss VII, o. sS sss. 81 Ss sm, and members Of the sa
Baptist Church respectfully ny:s e ,sSS s the fa1sr s
BgLLNGHAM-n Broohlya % WEDNESDAY, Sept g. i1l 'sAs
ssGsS.. an. n .ss ~ s s and
rom IL liz s1 tsisas Il: 10 S'sss ssi
sRsArHA. J.. Sept n. M,p d'asA's Of s.'sA 'as
R.iti1ss ssd friends Of hns, respectfully invited 70 attend A
s:,, I 1s s s:;Ss1Ss S 81 ni sSs 70
BURDBrT-On WEDNESDAY Sept n. Losas' sardssi 10 w
rs rT.. I'd .nd, Of u. uy respectfully invited :. .a.sl
.hs da. iSa s Ess'A'' No. y S''' Tenth o. GA S''a'''
nay,s-A M,,uc Conn., Sep. o. En-. p Davis the sA ysss
IL. fo.sds tho family are respectfully invited 2 ..,:.d " ..'
West T.sa.ysitS Tho remains vi. BE- ukss 70 Gresav''e
HAIaaT-A, White Plains we..eh.sr c.. Sept ~ sn.-s 100
Illness Ba B. infant Of Hsav sad LYDIA Hsiss ss's
The 'Si.a1ss nd ..d, obs , q: s.
from 2. fasad' Meeting House. CAAppaaa t. on Sa'A o.
JoNgS-on WEDNESDAY Sep. a. Ella. a. VI. q Cha. J.sss 49,
h, ,s s.s; s Of cass 4. co % y
h s =, s,Ssa Ss ..: a.. = P f:ss &c.:
tarpins isis leaves syosssnspn.
xac s,a s a. 10. s. Vi. :: e. A ss r (. =
dssce xlsust, Hadsoa T. ss'sa ~ ne ssA, As.
O'Clock pm.
grtLs On Tu.:d.y Sept q Jsn.le. l. Nathan sAs.. MN
i.,ss5 % T. v. S WEI ss. 81 s ..
Jamaica al o'clock Trains eave Hunters Poiat o.
sAsDERsos-on wednesday morning Sept a. is1i Harry ss.A-
y:sei. .:s,ss: css:S e: Ms.s s.:.-ss z.
and e. as. ,roio:.oa o s1s Especially i"1
ECRBNBR-In Laone SWitssriaod, August 70, Of Ephod hTs.
Charles Schbner. aged 50 years -
Ths relatives respectfully Informed that The funeral uR
% 10 o'clock tho Bnck Chafsk.
corasr Of Thirty Ssventhst and hfthsve
her .s%s 10 s'.'' n.
siesfl'sa q " Pl..s.a Bspa: sssS
FunerL Friday Services at TIE MI Peast bap1ss
Church Belsvilssvs, Newark Nd
spRISo-suddeny Thursday morning. Scp %, In the
M. are Philip Wlsea D. and yua SpinE
Relatives friends family invited 70 attend The funeral %
r,sdenes Of his parents Twsnty ahst Aseday o.
st lD:n n, without further notice.
TEBOUTAt Greenpont L. L. Sept %, Maria b. wis Of Corssas
n. Hebout. aged ~ years, months. ~ dsyh
The relatives family respectfully invited 70 esa
the funeral Reformed Chub keatst Greenpeins H. %
Saturday, Sept 30. as2 O'Clock hn
TIrUs-On Wednesday Sept H. Delos Ttu sssd o. yearA
he relatives respectfully Invited TO aitsnd ne h.er
from the red fence Of his sister A hAdan, - Wss' Fer
tisth.st on Friday aterneoa, 81 Seleck.
Utica pspefs please copy.
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INCITING RIOT.
WHO WAS TO BLAME ]

WHO WAS BLAME
We are authorized by the. Hon. Thomas G:
Fields one Of the OF PnDmG To
city, which appeared yestsrdsy In Joe Howards paper
written BY the II not ss M U S
Mr. Fields Mr. Fields also informs that both Of these
gentlemen S@age Of The co%
mssioners OF Parks held at Mr. sweenys house No. lo
Msss shOrHed to say that Mr. sweeny
Fields, while insisting upon the payment Oh .he
viii be calculated to disturb the peace and order OF the
CARD FROM JUDGE HILTON.
TO the Edftor OF The Trto"ne'
SIR: have sent the inclosed statements to
The Sum- and will feel much obliged If you will also
publish them. Very truly yours, HENRI hiLfoS'
Eep York, Sept. IS, 1871.
To the Editor Of The Sun. ~
SIR; In answer 70 your article in this day's paper
o sav that the article refsrrsd to in The Star not
written by my direction or with my knowledge, nor IN
deed d Of or
time been Indignantly Or oteerWise denounced &c or
s saas eh s5 sT w with being
for it by any one but yourself, -.,. -, p.-x.
met yesterday morning ut Nj house toprepere
an sidayit on which TO obtain modification or Judge
B Bar ~ as ~ M saeeng or Mr. Fields IN the
degree unpleasant We were not together again auf'ns
have sndeayored to see Mt. Fields to-day for the pur
nose Of reauesting him 10 join in Mr. eweenys statement
OF facts but up to this time have been unape 70 ma
him. HhNh' "hto''
Neto Fork, Sept. %, 1871. 80, .-
WHAT MR.. swEENY SAYS.
TO tAe Editor Of The Trtbtns.
SIR: The San is in error in saying that Judge
Hilton was Indignantly in any manner denounced oy
me OF in my presence any time On account OF the ar
tcle appearing In The star on WEDNESDAY, referring 70
,, D. I.hors,. Ihare no tnoy1edee Of hb having
either written the article or directed t@ pnoneauon
nor have stated my whole information esPeeE
ing IL conssting in reading it In TIE STAY - a
Nete- York, Sept %, ISL FhIsH d. own
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typhoid pneumonia, which be had contracted ersS
Heos axp and which Il q believed win prove fatal Ne
captains vessel, which q Htng % Broskiyn whsn q.
rived at thts Hort isss month snd We. isgr ysen s.
che slightest sesr Of yellow fever I'm Brooklyn
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shouid prompt every honest man TO sever his per-
sonai and political connection with party ~ which d.
honesty b sanctioned therefore resign 90 rssaser
of the General Oommittee of Tammsny Hall rum tho
Tweaty arst ward. Yours, &c., BERNARD COSTELLO.
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Guefial Notices

n. FIecutiye Comnistse OF the CITIZENS NJ TAX
PAYERS for FINANCIAL RxF0RA Of The Cff sad COUNT
Of NETWORK:
r.ec.y solicit Subscriptions 70 tbs for ds Tho
Tie above Of Seventy prnas the ds dsvovs apss
Committee e meeting held ct The Cooper Unica - hssaS
svsass September ls Such subscriptions may SGT s~H
saasr esq Treasurer No LOO Broadway either Of tAe ssdsrag
to collectors daily appoatsd Coz the perp shs VII hew s
authority
New.York Sept II, 1911
JANIS M1BR0Wh, PAUL ~ sPoFfOhD'
BRsKY CLRws, WARRINGTON T. yRRMtFK
sAML D. BABcOCK. WA H. FLisss,
B. D. SHERMAN, j. sELiahAH
JsO. A. STEWART, EUGENE BALM.
VIZ S5sHL & sTsssIssss G V.cs... E-os~
800: so: :. &. S' {: al w.
60; s.sI :ss .s: s ,. s; s.s IT,:
% :s 4: it,, z =; $Ss
;sSs SsSssSss issss ssssG
LIE Associates 81 AAsriea-
OFFICE. 70 BROADWAY, NEwroak.
CARDINAL PRNCrPLRs; .. i....,
Safety pssyAss Rssasuy 90 sssU ma
asensat Al psoss ssuaass dyAsA snsas psnaysAsksrA
Poss sssssssss s.s,s.ssr vsss suazasasst sAs
Every STATE pprsssssivss Ne eesssa s'A
Directors WiLLAA BALI
CT pgax.s, Atsfz4.
Prossasosd b. Csass.ssn
"THE ONLY GOOD 5AUCE
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hakiag 70 vsadiaG sssasssnAs eaErr -...
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p. iisSsVsf ys fi aaFEsA hA " IVY 20
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PULLEa q Co., % Beads 81, Hev.fsxh
MARRIED.

ANDBRSON-MLLBR-At ST. James NJ Church New fcrk, g
Wednesday sept n, By Rev. H. B. Rdssway D. d., Charis
Anderson Of this cty and Mad Miller Of Ban Pnncsco' C Ne
cards
BADYAU-CROOKR-On Thusdsy Sept ts By the Rev. Joseph
3roeae Isaac Bsdeas Fanny Gsoke, AZ OF Brooklyn
CRANsTON-WLKINSONOn Tuesday Sept o. at The Ffss bapes
Church Eobest GreenpoInt, L l.. By the Rev essne
John H. Cranson Poyiencs r. L. 70 Clam. only daughter
Wilkinson, ESQ.,, Of RAyenswoJd, L.
Flushing L. l. Wednesd,y sept
1911, BY the Rev. Dr. Carpenter smith eugene a. AsAha' -
susie H. Parsons, dAashter Of osnusl b. ParssnA
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcER,i
XAsHIsoroN, ID. c., Sept. 70, lST1-1 q. m.
f.sIo

synopsis Jor hs past heealy-roar hours
The barometer has risen very generally since
"Wednesday eysning east Of the Mississippi, and The
temneratre has fallen east Of the Ohio with cloudiness
confined 20 Lake Ontario and Florida
IJght inds and Gains are now very generally reported
erc,nt ON the Lower Lakes and middle Atlantic, where
Increasing northwest winds continue.
Tse ARA Of ovest pressure, which was Wednesday
near Lake Ontario now removed 70 the northeast
That an aouthern Florida has moved southea
Tha bsrometer Ia highest In Missouri and Tennessee
Clear and hasy weather has prevailed from the Sonth
and MIDDLE Atlantic westward Reports from Upper
Michigan are not yet received;
rba hsrouaaar viii probably rise Ia the Middle and
Eastern states with partially cloudy and clear weather
on Friday along tho Atiansc Coes and west % me hs
sissppi, Failing barometer and easteriy Wnos arc
probable for the upper lakes on Friday.
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dent Of this Department. upon II ns,sousi
and from which they were psS 20 SreS 10
beon made ct your ooe by our oentsosr Sut he H.
Having reason 10 believe tSSs Ira ,r,r,..,,. ....
BY Hs H ion Saass bssnasd n % s q John Foley
City 81 New and Others might considersd an eI
o s. ~
vscstng dc original unoon granted Sy him an an Sors
~ Sscson rendered iy lin 1pas Ia WIN
this because we were informed that no steps had beam
duce the decision Of the Judge to writing In tia form Of
Judge Barnard on srpheT tn, o. once granted the
with h. aeci.9n stating st the time that no restraint
9. nas or IN feSe y &
Department to carry on The works and improvements
4: TN; Sr served upon you per-
hours thereafter you zen! wstsn sS%mun
have concluded that It's purport as near as we can
t., T. y. ~ $s Of S.s . before ,nu, ps. ..a
.is n,o,ns Va, S s,ss Il. III ~ 10 s. II p.s.
, sn.s doe e ''A,'''' $40 -.
T. E i s sss Sos
.. .. Boar. q Apo sss .s. .,. no. .u.
to III 81. i rs.rss .'' " ''',' ' n..r.,
" @ - he present y''i 'Sl'i
Dee aI a,'s S.' H Sa o,.r ... J. 1871 a. .-o,
eq i.l '.l SIi' ant s9h ss :, s' .
s T. Asp''o''"''' ''''' w. "'' VI N"A ~
ans tina Sarbd The Controller 70 paw Tha, slice
T Tia, B.rn. b.. decided ,. tbs tw. per
pe oil laws authorizing the issning OF bonds ecep tho h"
tire Departments Of Doen AMI PAs seA Pse loI Loe ny s,
Ing mG1., That h'r''r' the Controller has power ''''
And for he e,f. and .nt Of the PARKS aid
which We ar. entitled TO eIpsnd purposes A that
nv The Curt from money whether ,boJ
b bond. the C .nd from making any
further enoiLed Ike manner eH In
curing sny further lahities
statement Of MI Richard sor neod showing ina, my pe
has received from 700 during the peot ear sISs w &
made ;csof nsI ,S 20 IA" i0f money" amounting W W aux 90 '
sun OF SEso, .i, ,.r .ho srb.,.rc. NJ vonr con,.
havnk tnus ,a I s,'on ou a. n ,In optcr stafed
municaon we WI" ~" as . mi.i 70 ,,sa. aareye. Of
Nc - ous w. ~, - nr,rr;ns I.iiir,
our oy 10 e sS ,h % s,,s h carving o. TIE works com
mit.d 70 our care las been things similar tia d the late Com
Rn 'T Won know Of We viii be pleased to have ncse
H. your proposition We have that several hoars pro-
ou, 70 .sndne ygn ] n, pe.,r.,ot 3, iaiuncSa
which Won previously with respect to @ De-
or 70 Yourself 10 aoa, which m ar. author
lied and required BY law to issue upon our n s Soos
copie'e no Collected hy ,se,mep: ~ on propey ben
ehted were never noct ~ h RI, have ne
her assert hat as 70 ssa . % Iins nv ron
Your ioarn % ~ m,n.spg the Clu,rsl P,ri soe
Se s sss he ssSopsa % c
consisted aSS , sS nuse me s sDHs .. q'
ss ssi s. II. .s. %'ss PSs'n
9r , ss ysIs pa s cy P.rl
:" d., minded in former years would
Of lasted S Of . nn.. , 4. hi, there is 40 su!. Of
| onm StU, .y"in.t ma ~
~ @ sSs prooodon We have 70 complain that mngles
properly ana ~, 10 isIi and moi smpabe 10 ia bro
&: C.: :a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29
ERE In WEST TwEsTYsIxTH-sT,

" FIRE IN WET TWENTYSIxTHsT.
A FIRE occurred early yesterday IN the A-story
buildsns Hos los and 1877 West Twenty ixths, owned
and occupied by John +. Myers Co., carpenters
and buildsrs The flames spread rapidly and the build
ing MaA noon destroyed. Totel loes, e20eQ9 injured
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ANT1-TAMMANY DEMOCRATIC HARMONY.

Samuel ]. Tilden and VIM. f. Havemeyer
held long consultation yesterday afternoon WIN .ne
leaders Of the different Democratic Reform orssn"
lions. with view to uniting on one solid Delegation
the Rochester Convention Some OF the Organizations
proposed sending independent deiesauonS " ' =.
:. ,horcbt ronld be exceedingly doubtful, ana
Tammauy would ultimately triumph in shaping the
course of the Convention. The wiser counSeis
~ the rrompont men of the party seem to have pro-
vailed and all the organizations 1t Is said have CON
.entad to combine and send delegation which Will DC
composed of men who are known for their integrity oi
principle and unblemished character ana VINO 20
swerved from their purpose of opposing Tammany and
denrviup its leaders Of former power With the assist
apce of the country delegates and the State Committee
thew will strenollsly oppose the admission OF the Tam
many delegation to the Convention.
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-, Mn ,nsSts sad until We sT ,.Es IN 2A s9S
nsvS cr al State Re fOrulse s % he TRY again"
and tidcS may nina a e .Ns"; (T~prrsn.l 49, .n,orcs
Gen. Butler's esr"r~ Nn.sced Sentiment which VII
mont Of the law We sSe"SsiOn ss Il likely 70 DO hS9
moi Be satisfied vii e" ,tsinSd bis nomination az
the votes OF - tod lie would not harm, mis- M
T nm nsrOs Taes ne S SHan WasSSsrns TbcasaaS;
expectation Of tne - Al won back by the nVR RSsir
reform and the enh g md We think thon;iSI srdT
Interest In the oSdpS freuds Of Butet VIZ Nv those
others, VINO ,'o sHro1rt 81 ma who ia supp0r'~
WhO have % bitterly ~'' u'nh
IT, INA. ,,-rx-
..,,o,N coNVENTIoN-.ns,NI v
CorpTc,EG ls2RCTs FOX "a
STATE AT T kExf ELhV' ."arnts received
Warrington. Sept Sa- -lS ..csnt Republican
from gcntlemen Who atsended Wv "a Of quite an en-
state C"hVen'"u n good sense " Wv ,s,o+rs IN
cOuragng t.,ssd, by yielding their
prudent delegates ,a.e the pressing OF IuVs' '.S ~
the Interests III 80 you'd have prOVeu % S
patronage ~. Cosvepton on the ~n'. Sosrooa nm.
inc s"u'' though ~ ASSEMBLING W." Tho Conserya.
'."..srv nv tie saess s ss-. has been so bad
necessary .,,,-ottoa of Affairs nS' 80 sSo pc.
tive admnls'I" n - coming campaign inc re
that win aI a hrEeiy increasing their legsla.'o
publieans e 80, ,y,t,enns made against Gov walker
vote Tne "r.,,n are corruption ano OK
and 'ns LIN n p,IS. Achievements and finances onSt
trsTsSs Snnecea.srS tSxaon; such disposal OF inc
Amt and Interest % savors OF 1oDoery p'Scins
sObool system in tie hand Of Its enemies; ana
."nnuatiug the bsasOAr so that mas oecoue party
.nr,n,s Who, poratiOns justice is not rem
nac1in' .'o.s M opposition. COlored mon arc
neiea s,t,ua, the jurybox, while tho regis
P A.u a0d being under the con-
troll OF Dan county 'uuHe'' ~
~ ss cay to prevent In many
localities fr' iose OF inc HahonlSo' Ooo'
this the DcDocr p ess are Openly oPP'eius 0H
,,,n and The d, pmont Of diversified industries.
S'e,r on pa.l Is tAst Of opposition to Republican
In The Couy n seened determined to make Wig
a-ors evbt A plan for local work was framed, and
:, on encrreu er tive Committee is formed. large
.,r. may be- ,ct,d with proper efforts, 1t is be-
Isvad at Richn, that Virginia be carried next
vo,r Thu mari ~ rcSement among the cOlored dele
gates is the SUI mucn praise Al pa . -.
Syner,ence and Il hoy we're the equals OF the best
~ their xbitec ,Ir, notable sign Of the Conven-
,ion was the l. 80, acceptance of protection to
homo industry IL, cordial approval Of all express
e,on in rs favor l q nies editor Of The Stale Jour
,aL made g. e.. b. e. notable and eloquent. chiefly
evo.ed 70 the ne o. diversified industries for Virginia.
and the dnty II to sustain the policy which
develops them,
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THE WAR ON TAMMANY.
AFFAIRS IN THE CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
THE EXACT STATE OF THE FINANCE DEPART.

AFFAIRS IN THE CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
THE EXACT STATE OF THE FINANCE DEPART
hENr.
The following correspondence between Dep
uy Controller Green and VIM A. Booth contains infor-
nation OF the most important character:
AsDnxT H. GREEN. ssq. Depsty Controller.
'Ss s iss
Rsr!%sns ssSts :aa secure: !. eio.. sSis yess.
once to the SsS. and roqaronens q
Chairman Of COMMITTEES q citizens.
' oosrnSlaEns OFFICE. sep Of e. iss
W. A. BOOTH ssg, GAa.rms. o. ocmnsttee q 0ttissn.
this nth n IN n's
the Pest esat: you are able e
Snd ire Its
mse @ IN LID SSr tai IN S
svs the tho Treasury OF the CITY. up to Jan
next will be about es therein shown. There data
70 a end
the year In several Of the Departments, nor for the ek
amounts appropriated to them respectively.
In this statement the sum Of s7oooOo Is included for
tons for the balance Of the year Very respectfully
ANDREW II. GREEN Deputy Controller.
S Sss % ss os e Sss: nd SsS Ssiss
Amount required for months Of September and ocObor
Amount required for month November sv
xsrIairxp nscsirr.
Cash on hand tonly applicable to the ire
During s osOS.r ISL, nom t:I.. ssocsS
P1ns SS.s%ss 11 from ...s. ls s 90
During December, ls7i. from sale Of prop
erty fOr uncolected taIes lOo.Oo w-SHJ0SS D!
Leaving balance to he supplied o. Ell IT
Win also required for redemption Of bonds due
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DIED.

Al Notice. Of Marriages must be indor'ad x4@ NJ
,nme and address
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DfW q tS4FIVHl sdI T|H"D =. .H['"''P III " ..
aaCIs Is 10 !Ad! II 1AIag Cd! 10 RiiAS,I isaI ~
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,A.ys AVID hun and Cats
nsrScr Of State Refotm- :.
lag ma tidcS may hinderS,c, ::
anu ''U SN0A Tss ht
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statement moneys received from April H. ISL 70
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-26

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OPENING OF TILE CLARENDON.

Mr. }. l.. Cooper announces that tonight the
Clarendon will be opened TO the public. He
intends running first-class Billiard Saloon and
Restaurant, well stocked with the fattest oysters
and all the deicacies of the season, while the
bar will be stocked with the choicest brandies,
wines and liquors and the finest brands of CT
gars and tobacco.
His billiard tables are in fine condition and
all who delight in handling the cue can indulge
in the amusement.
The Clarendon is situated in Gilberts new
brick building, Gay street. in central loca-
tion, where he hopes often to see his old friends
and the public generally.
j. j. Harvey, formerly baggage master on
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Rail
road, is connected with this establishment and
will always be found ready to wait on his
old acquaintance and friends. xi22-tf
l AN thoroughly satisfied that Simmons
Liver Regulator is all it claims to be for indi-
gestion and bilious complaints / have also
heard many of my friends speak of it, and all
agree that it possesses the virtues claimed for it.
A. III. HIGHTowER,
Conductor NJ 81 w r. r.