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New-York tribune., 1872-01-31


On the st OF October the Office OF Chief Physician OF the
Charity Hospital was vacant, and In nlnng the once the
incumbent was notified that in the then condition Of the
finances Of the city no compensation could be allowed
for his services prior 70 Jan the Commissioners on
the date changed the organization OF the Smallpox
Hospital dispense with the services OF two phys
clans there attendance in order that the expenses OF
that Institution might be diminished. On learning the
motives Of the Commissioners IN making the change,
they generously agreed 20 without pay and also O
serve grauitOusly at the Typhus Fever Hospital Their
offer was accepted
These gentlemen have discharged their duties entirely
10 the satisfaction of the Commissioner and their
res for the past three MONTHS though legal charge
upon the Department constitute clearly equitable
claim. that II has been embraced IN the above item Of
salaries. The amount II allowed, payable TO the
Chief Of htAh Of Cbsnp
Resident Physician Of Small Hosp
Assistant Physician Of Small Hospital 40
Very respectfully. your obedient servants,
ISAAC BELL, President
The Hon. Andrew H. Green Controller.
REPORT OF ESTIMATES.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORRECTION, }
NEw-YORK, Dec. IL, 1871. (
The Hon. ANDREW II. GREEN, COatrOiier
SIR: Tie Board OF Commissioners OF Public Charities
and Correction respectfully submit their estimate Of the
expenses Of maintaining the Institutions committed 10
ther charge for tine ensuing year.
Toe aInou estimated necessary 20 defray the
feut expenses 10 1868 81, go
There also required for necessary repairs and addi
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
TIE LAW DEPARTMENT..

THE CORPORATION COUNSEL WANTS Sn'oV-
$4,000 LOST BY THE FAILURE of inH
GUARDIAN SAVINGS BANK.
The Counsel to the Corporation, in submit
ting the estimates OF his Department for the year lS2
says:
The law Department OF the City OF New-iork as at
preseni constituted consists OF the office OF the Counse
mnisrator Under Chapter 574 Sec. 49, Laws of 1871 all
control of the Counsel to the Corporation over the @
rear OF the Corporation Attorney ceased ana the cou
sci therefore refers the Controller to the Corporation
Attorney for the estimates Of that Bureau. The es
mates Of the Law Department, under the foregoing
statement, are follows:
CORPORATION COUNsKLs oPFiCB
lieu OF fees opening streets eoD
u az :" he ~ Roar Of and CorreeioD IO0O
aoWsrce In lien Of CLERK hire Il 900
SsiSrv As ess sdyser 20 the Bosi OF Supervisors 1000
'ChsssSSs tS esnSseI 'D''uIHs IS 900
prrsp Of Public H. 500
s7l 90
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
THE PUBLIC CHARITIES.
HEAVY DEFICIT-THE ESTIMATES.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORRECTION


HEAVY DEFICIT-THE ESTIMATES.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORRECTION
NEW-NOEK, December, 1871. }
SIR: Tile Commissioners of Public Charities
and Correction respectfully submit statement of their
deficiencies for the year 1871.
In November 1870 estimate Of the sums necessary
20 dcfray the expenses of Department for 1871.
amounting 20 81 Gg5OJO was submitted to bis Honor the
instance and the representation
that his earnest desire that the expenses OF the
year be reduced 10 the lowest practicable suns and that
all extraordinary expenses for improvements aud re
pairs should 50 far as was consistent win the "eale
Of the institutions, he postpOned the commissioners re-
duCed The estimates 10 495OOO As reduced they were
approved and adopted by the Mayor ana Controller
on the estimates 80 approved and adopted the Com
Tn,ssOners commenced the business OF the year Con
tracts the necessary buildings and repairs were made
and the work finished far advanced when the Board
Of AppOrOnment, the 1st of May, reduced the ap-
prpTiaOn Of 81 10 $J340i s.. The sums actually
paid ut that date, on lst June, were: am. ,o -
ga '''''' 100 "
Total ......... s76a 674 81
And becoming due on contracts IN course Of 1900
rO,,l ssG74 q
or a SUN actually paid OF pledged nearly equal To the
amount appOrtoncd 10 the department for the year II
moneys at the disposal Of the Commissioners for the
lief of the or the maintenance OF the hospitals,
luins, nurseries, or prisons OF the city.
The Legislature at the last session apprehensive or the
epread Of smallpox rclausng fever and other cOnta
commissioners 10 construct proper places Tor patients
III OF such diseases, and 10 provide proper and
tendance for such patti MIS- aud appropriated for those
purposes the sum OF 100000 Under the authority and
direction OF the Legislature the Commissioners have
erected extensive buildings for the reception and
Of all varieties contagious disease Board of
AppOrtOnmen has failed 10 pay any part OF the money
appropriated for that specific purpose.
The Board however, on the application OF the COmnis
siOnetS, appropriated the 14th OF October, the Of
$4,000 making in the aggregate tine item OF
for the support Of the Department for the year
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
mates for the District (CiviD Courts
THE GAS BILLS.
OFFICE OF TIE NEw-YoRK G
NEW YORK. Dec. 80. Is

OFFICE OF TIE NEw-YoRK GAS Co.
NEW YORK Dec. 80, 1871.
The Hon A. II. GREEN, Controller.
SIR On the 10th of November last | sub
pited TO You list of claims of the NewYork Gas Light
Company against the Corporation of the City of New
York, viz:
Public lamps from Feb % 81 I97...... s96 o9
Public Offices markets City Hall from Nov l. 1910. to $50. =.
Nov. l. iuff 80
New Courthouse Courtroom building, and other
county public Offices from Nov 1870 10 Nov lB.. 1884 30
For repairs mains sequence Of building sewers the
propcy the charge certified by Cooperation Counse J2 10
l2 J 81
order complete the account the end OF the
year. there should be added the following amounts:
Supply public lamps bill rendered Of Nov 2 70
supply public lamps TO Dec 81 bill not yet made but viii 49, 80
The bills supply the city and county public Offices have
generally for the quarters ending Isl February,
lst May, l August and lst November 1871. Should you
desire the will be made to 3lst December, 10
complete amount, ior 1871 estimated t....... 5000 90
Tots. s29 422 rs
Amount 70 be provided for the payment Of bills Of the New
lOIk Css ldght Company Dec 81 IB7 about exclusive -
VI W
Exclusive OF sundry bills due from Police, Fire. Educa
ton, ana Public lark Departments.
Yours respectfully, G. l.. EVERETT. President.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
WHAT TIE FIREMEN ASK.

ESTIMATE OF THE EXPENSES FOR THE FIRE
DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK
FOR 1S72-S1 324 059 20 DEMANDED.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
ons tine further Of ss,aoo making in tho aggregate

/
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES THg DEPARTMENT PUBLIC
CHARITIES AND CORRECTION FOR TIL. YEAR 1874
Dinv'. al Wo,lh
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

FOUNDING ASYLUM.
Number OF children estimated about 1915 at 81 per
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
CnnRT CALRNDARS-Tnl. DAr.

s Counr-CaAsorn.-B,NHrrT, J-opsu, at 10 . m.-C,l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-19
Rank Robbery.

BALTIMORE, Aug. l9.-The Third National
Bank on South street, between Second and
Lombard streets, 10 the very heart OF the city
was entered aud robbed by burglars last night.
The loss of the bank and of the individuals
who had private boxes deposited in the vault
has not yet been ascertained, but the bank Of
icers place their loss inside Of 100000. A
footing up is now going on. An entrance was
made by the burglars from room in an ad;
Joining building owned and formerly occupied
by John s. Cuttings as a banking house. The
entire lower floor Of this building was rented
in June by aparty giving the name Of Stablcr.
who protested to be commission merchant
From the rear room an entrance was easily
made by removing thin brick wall and cutting
away plate of sheet -lron half an lnch thick
directly into the vault Of the Third National
Bank. The bricks and debris removed FROM
the wall were put in Cuttings building. The
burglars seem to have operated at leisure and
enjoyed themselves, as hey lett an ample lunch
of cold chicken and bottles of wine in Citing
vault
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-19
DEEU.

WILLIAM NJ. HUME died at his residence
near Salem, Fauquier county, on Monday morn
ing, August 18th, at 3:22 o'clock, of typhoid re-
mittent fever. Truly, man cometh up as u
flower and is cut down." The deceased was
called to the realities of the other world while
yet In the prime of life-being forty nine years
Of age. He leaves wife and four children
Belonging to family of great longevity he
might reasonably have expected many years
more of life; but owing to the great and contln,
physical nature, caused by the cares of mis- bust
ness, his system had become so weakened that
when stricken down with disease it could not
withstand the destroyer. His acquaintance with
the people of this county began early IN life, and
WAS gradually extended until there was hardly u
man in the whole county whom he did not know
personally, and with great number ne WAS on
terms of most intimate friendship. Few men
perhaps were ever SO much missed or deeply re-
GREETED. BY his kindness as public othccr, MS
liberaty to those in need and his genial nature
he had attained degree of popularity rarely
eaualled by any mana popularity which gave
him at different times the Offices of Deputy
Sheriff, Sheriff. Representative in the State Leg
islatllre and Clerk Of the County Court, however
formidable the opposition. Nor were his vlr-
tues conticd to his public life. At home his &C.
nial hospitality knew no bounds and he was II
devoted husband and kind parent; His children,
by reason Of their tender years, will scarcely re-
aiize their loss till they advance in life and learn
of his virtues, as they live in the memory OF
those he leaves behind. The recollection OF his
many virtues will be long cherished by Il sor-
rowing community ard his friends and family,
from whom he hus been taken by Him who has
said 81 am the resurrection and the life, Look
to the inul re. direction and the lite which is to
come. for a reunion with him whose loss they
now deplore.-[ Warrenton Index. T. n. r.
At the residence of Christian Nicewaner, Au-
gust Sth 1872, near Lovettsville, Loudoun CO.,
sftcr hort but severe illness, Miss SARAH
MARGARET TRILBY, aged IS years, and 10
days. She was raised near Wheatand, Lou
doun county, and was well known in the vicln-
" in which She lived rs Il kind and amlabc lady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-19
IsY Greer a. Wise,

TReal Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
TOMMISSIONEkS' SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE Ian D-By virtue of decree Of the
Circuit Court for Alexandria county, pronounced
at its November term, 1871, in the suit of Chat
hams executors vs. Tochman tai, in chancery,
the undersigned, commissioners therein named,
will offer for sale, by public auction, at twelve
o'clock m, in front Of the Mansion House, on
SATURDAY, the 24th day of August, 1872, q
TRACT OF LAND, containing fifty acres, SIT
uated in Alexandria county, Va, between Al
exandria city and Washington, D. g., being
part of the SUMMER HILL estate, and de-
scribed in the deeds of trust mentioned in sched-
ue A.
Terms: So much us may be necessary to pay
the costs of suit and sale to be paid IN cash the
residue in three equal annual install ments at one,
two and three years, respectively from the day
of sale; the bonds of the purchaser, with salts
factory personal security, to be given for the
deferred instalnen.s, and to bear interest from
date, and the title TO be retained till they are all
paid The cash payments to be forfeited and
the land resold at purchasers risk on failure to
pay said bonds or any part of them as they may
respectively fall due. Stamps and conveyancing
at the cost Of the purchaser.
q. w. WATTLES,
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
~ OATS Comm'rs. of Sale.
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The Markets.

New York, Aug. l9-Gold weak at l4s.
Money easy at 3. Va. SKIES 45; new 80. Flour
dull and heavy. Wheat quiet and uncha pged
Corn dull and heavy.
BALTIMORE, Aug. l9.-Va. skies, old, 81:
do. consolidated sos; do registered and pccersS
As. ". Va skies l5a bid Cotton quiet and
heavy; low middlings 20!a2O4. Flour dull and
weak; Howard Street Super6ne 5a$6; do Ex-
ira 6. 75asS; do Family s. 50a$l0.5 so; City Mills
Superfnc 5a$6; do. Extra 750as9; do. Family
o 25asl2; Western Super6ne 5aSG; do. Extra
6. 15aSS; do. Family S.5nas9. 80. Wheat steady
for choice, but other descriptions declined 3 to
) cts. white choice $50; fair to prime do. l65a
u.s. choice amber l7SalS0; good to prime red
l65al75; common to fair l4Oal60; Western
l45al6O. Corn dull; white Southern 6Sa1O;
yellow Southern G4a65; mixed Western 81 on
spot. Oats dull Western, mixed, 4la43; do.
white As; :Southern 44a+6. Rye firm at 72aI5.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAzETTE.]
From New York.

New YORK, Aug. l9.-Thomas 4 Go: $
jcwelry manufacturing establishment at Hack
ensack, was entered Saturday mig hit by burglars
and $4,000 worth of jewelry stolen.
Anthony Jockal, Henry OFT, Joseph kean'
and another man, name unknown, were drown
ed while bathing at Rockaway, yesterday.
The Irish National Band gave a grand con-
cert at Jones wood yesterday. They sail Tor
Europe on Saturday.
The German Turner's held festival ycstcr-
day at their hall in Fourth street.
The federal council of lnternationals met
yesterday, but did nothing beyond appointing
committee TO request the city authorities 10
sell coal to the poor at cost price. The attend
auce was thin.
There have been no new cases Of yellow fever
in the harbor since Saturday.
Under instructions from General Jourdan,
President of the Brooklyn police commission
the police of that city raidrd Oh the gamblers
at Coney Island yesterday, throwing several
three card monte tables into the surf and scat
terrng the thieves
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Local BreVitieS.

Mr.. john L. Dyer has removed from this
=. city to Washington.
Notwithstanding the recent rains the weather
continues hot and sultry.
Detectives from Washington and Baltimore,
were here to-day on the lookout for colorcd
man, whom they did not find.
A little boy named Wyman fell overheard at
the oyster dock yesterday evening, but was
speedily rescued by his companions
The Harmonic Association will meet in a
short tune to make arrangements for course
of public entertainments next winter
The remains of John Snowden. esq of
Baltimore passed through here on Saturday
last FROM Rawcy Springs.
The August term Of the County Court of
Fairfax county commenced this morning. A
Conservative Ratification neeting was also held
there.
The steamer Ironsidcs with the Catholic
Friends Society of Washington on board passed
by here this morning on her return from an ex-
cursion trip to Fortress Monroe.
The old frame building adjoining the First
National Bank on Prince street is being re-
moved so that the lot upon which 1t stands
can be added to the Bank yard.
During a difficulty between Elijah Horseman
and John Travers, ijr., this evening the former
drew a knife, and cut the latter in the arm, the
cash being about five inches long
The moonlight excursion Of the Relief Hook
and Ladder Company, which was postponed last
week on account Of the weather, will take place
to- morrow evening.
Superintendent of Police Clifford this morn
ing, commenced the work of grading the side
walks of Alfred street, between Wolfe aud
Wikes-a greatly needed Improvement.
The bulkhead between Queen and Princess
streets having been completed dredging
| machine will tomorrow commence deepening
the water in the dock there for the accommoda-
ton of large sized vessels
The residents Of North Royal street, were
awakened last night by cries Of murder pro-
ceediDg from what is known as BuzZard $
Roost. What occasioncd the cries has not yet
been ascertaincd.
Excitements were created last Saturday
night by the explosion of oil lamps-one at the
Cameron street benches of the Market square
and one at the house of Mr.. William Windsor,
on Union street
Mr. John Travers lost $2G while purchasing
a lot of watcrmelous to-day, aud suSpcctlng
the man with whom he was trading of having
his money had him arrested aud searched, but
without success.
The police made descent on party of boys
swimming off the wharves Of the American
Coal Company yesterday evening and captured
ten They were marched up to the Mayor 5
off &c and turned loose until this morning
when they failed to put in an appearance.
The Masonic Choir of Washington arrived
here this morning on the Washington ferry
boat and took a special car at the wharf. They
will visit the natural bridge, under the guide
of the Lexington Masons Weyer's cave, in
charge OF those of Staunton, and have promise
of warm welcome everywhere. La all the towns
they will give concerts for some charitable
object They will return in week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-19
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
MARRIED..

In this city, August 18th, 1872, by Rev, G. Il
Ryland, Mr.. WALKER GILMER WELDON
and Miss MARTHA CATHARINE THOMAS
all Of Alexandria.
On the l4th of August, 1872, at the residence
of her brother-n-luw, Capt 4. f. Graves, Jr.,
by Rev. Mr.. Reid, of the Episcopal CHURCH, OF
Surry county, Va, Mr.. }. a. VILtALONGI1A.
Of Savannah, Ga, to Miss MAGGlE l.. hOo'
SELL, of Smithfeld, Isle of Wight CO., Va.
By Rev. j. B. Taylor, jr., at Cupepcr, on the
morning of Thursday, the 18th instant Prot.
SAMUEL w. AVERETT, of Roanoke Female
College, Danvile, to Miss JAMIE RUSSELL,
daughter of j. Green Miller esq, OF Culpcper.
Tuesday, August 18th, 1877 at the residence
of The brides father on Goose Creek, near the
railroad bridge, by Rev. L. D. Nixon, NJ. L.
BERT L. SAUNDERS to Miss SARAH T.
FEVERS, all of Loudoun county, Va.
In Baltimore, Md, August ID, 1877, by Rev
and Miss LENA w. GREENE, both of Ma
mass S, Virginia
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Sun rose ........... 5l7 Moon rses.......... $50
Sun sets............. d ~


Steamer e knight, New York, to Hooe &
Johnston.
Steamer Columbia, Baltimore, to b Wheat.
She reports three or four light coasters bound up
Steamer Wawaset, Cone river, to Potomac
Ferry Company.
Schrs Emma, Baltimore, Jennie Simmons.
PHILADELPHIA, and Rebecca Jane, Mattuwoman,
to w A Smoot.
Steamer &c -rgcanna, Baltimore, by Hooe &
Johnston.
Schrs Ed Slade and Anthony Kelley, Jersey
City, and + Whitney, Boston, by American
Coal Go.
Schrs Hope, Baltimore, and Forward, Havrc-
de-Gracc by w Smoot. {,
MEMORANDA.
Schr w G Atwater, hence, at New H.aven 18th.
Schr S L Lowering, hence, at Providence 18TH
Sehr Lookout, hence, at Boston 10th
Schr Chas E Morrison, for this port, cleared
at Boston 18th.
Schr Abbie E Campbell, hence at Provi-
dcnce 10th.
Schr + II Odiorne- hence, at New Bedford 18th.
Schr Callahan for this port, sailed from Hav-
re-de- Grace 10th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-19

USTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
i LAND In FAIRFAX COUNTY. BY
virtue of deed of trust from Alphonso II. Ham
mond to the undersigned, bearing date j uly Both,
1865, and of record on the land records of Fair
fax county Lib. I. No. 3 pa 81, and for the pur:
poses therein set forth, shall on SATURDAY
The It'll of September, 1872 before the front door
of Cats Tavern, in "Wcst End" in the said
county of Fairfax, offer for sale, to the highest
bidder, all those TWO LOTS or parcels of land
described in said deed, containing respectively
81 and acres, being the same in the present
possession of George Baycss, to whom reference
is made for a more particular description, and
who will take great pleasure in showing this
land to those wishing to view the premises. This
land is admirably situated for mar kct garden.
Terms cash JAS. A. STOUTENBUkGH,
ulv ll-laWiW Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-19
The Belfast, Riot.

LONDON Aug l9.--1hc riots at Belfast arc
not yet suppressed. The Mayor and Magls-
tratcs have issued proclannatons warning the
rioters to dispense under the scvercst penalties
for the continuance of the disorders The ar
rests thus far, in proportion to the number en-
gagged, and the casualties, have been remark
ably few In the hospitals there are many VIC
tiuls of the riots, quite large number OF whom
bear sword cuts and bullet wounds. A cores
pondcnt tclegraphs from Belfast tins nloru' ,1F
that the fighting continued last night, aid
stunrs fell III the streets like hail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-19
DIR. Livingstone.

ToRoSro, ONTARIO, Aug 19.-The Globe
this morning publishes letter by brother OF
Dr. Livingstone residing at Listowel, Ontario,
in which he says:-''I enclose extracts from
letter Just received from my brother Dr. Inv
iugstonc, OF the date Of Uiiji, Nov. 10Th lS1 :,
which | presume came along with Stanley
dispatches. On the envelope is written -
This leaves Uniamycinbe on the l4th OF
March, ISL
fSjgned) JOIN LIVINGSTONE.
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Stanley INDIGNANT

LONDON, Aug. lS.-At banquet given in
Brighton yesterday, Mr. Stanley, while re-
spending to toast thought he heard ex-
pressious Of incredulity from some Of the guests
as to his meeting Livingstone and he vehe-
mently retorted. He withdraw in indignation
from the table and subsequently left Brighton.
1t is understood that he will probably return
before the close of the meeting Of the British
Association
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-19

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUG
y TION-Will be offered at public auction,
in front Of the premises, on SATURDAY, the
3st of August, at II O'Clock m, the BRICK g.
STORE and DWELLING, on the south aS=Ia
Patrick, now occupied by }. II. Padgctt, the
property CT the late II. Bradley, decd.
Terms of Sale: One-tourth cash in hand on
the day Of sale; the residue in four equal pay
ments at three, six, nine and twelve months, the
purchaser giving negotiable notes, with ap-
proved endorsers, bearing interest from the day
of sale the title to be retained until the whole
purchase money is paid; or the whole sum can
be paid cash down, rs the purchaser may prefer
Stamps and conveyancing ut the cost of pur-
chaser. Further particulars ut time Of sale.
JOHN r. CREIGHTON,
Atty. for the heirs of IL. Bradley, decd
Ir E-nntS
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NOTICE TO DAIRYMEN.

Having received the agency Of the IRON
CLAD CAN CO., of New York, for the sale OF
their Cans in this section Of the country, am
prepared TO furnish all size Cans, from gallon
up to 81 gallons n1Nyu.pp
Also an extensive stock Of TIN WAKE.
STOVES and SHEET lRON WAkh' when L
am preuarcd to sell very low. Stoves at Balti-
more and Philadelphia prices.
ms-Rootfng and Spoutng in town or coun-
try, promptly executed. Orders solicited:
A'' ENOCH GRIMES,
iva 4G King street, Alexandria, Va.
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EI(TRSIONSs
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION

.~ MOONLIGHT EACU RSION
.Es..esa1S of the
RELIEF HOOK AND LADDER CO., No. l,
~ TO GLYMONT,
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1872.
The steamer CITY OF ALEXANDRIA has
been chartered, and will leave her wharf, at the
foot of King street, at -! o'clock p. IN. on that
day.
The popular HOLLY HILL BAND will fur
nish the music for the occasion. = !,
Master of Ceremonies-Capt Jas. NJ. Steuart.'
Floor Manager-R. NJ Latham.
Committee Of Arrangements-G. E. Entwisle,
G. A. Mushbach, James E. Green, Ernest Lam
bert Jos. w. White. = =
Tickets for gentleman and lady 81 lady Soc
to be had of any member Of the Company
Programmes of the dances will be distributed.
aug I'd
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Railroad Accident.

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. l9.-About clock
this morning train employed in transporting
Dan Rice's circus over the Sandusky, Dayton
and Cleveland Railroad, ran aver horse near
Tihar Ohio, throwing the train from the track
and greatly damaging the circus property.
Four Of the circus employees were seriously
and Que brakeman fatally injured.