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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-13
NOTICE TO TOWNSHIP TREAsURERs

NOTIoE lis herehs gfvehR that the aanidefr-
IN signed has been duly appointed and quail
lied as Executor of the last win and testament
of David Nelson, late Of Portage county, Ohio,
deceased. q ,e-,o 9nit lila. " .AEadsoN::
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SMITH. wOoDRGRF & C

CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST.
just opened at BEATrY's 100 army Jackets,
which cost tho Government 90 each. viii be
sold at - each, Just the thing for doing chores
In around home.
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TINE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
LI.t Of Adver.isenen,s. A

Tbeo Tore Clark Dairy to- let 49, -.--s
J. Z. Prentiss-The Eclipse !. ~ ..z-., s-5sssa
j. &. PTentiss-Sap SI,0uss. ., ..t,-r-e-.- -.--t
j. a. Preniiss-Feed ut ers. 4s-.is
j. w. Nelson-Notice.
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.yess-zr To Savs Money sv
get your clothes cleaned and repaired. to look as
good ns new.
Lamp Chimneys. ~ss-s-
= Just received. large lot OF Flint lamp Chin
neys. Try then.
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CHxLDRENs GLoTHEs
Suitable for Children from tps yeaIs Of age. Al
New York cost to close out. at BEATTY,S.
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Particular Attention

paid to cutting garments for ladies 10 make NJ
by ). s. Walker, opposite. Citizens Hall.
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THANKS Some unknown friend
has had the Kindness TO send U, a
copy OF the Tribune Almanac for 1873.
for which he has our thanks. 1t is
replete with useful information.
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SPECIAL PRICES
On overcoats to to reduce stock as rapidly a'
possible at BEATIf's-
December %. 1874.
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We are under obligation ito RIB.
Campbell, Esq OF New Orleans, for
late papers from that city.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
GoING sOUrn-MAIN LINE.

CLEVELAND q PITTsBUR9 RAILROAD
On and after Dec. -. 1872. Trains will leave
Stations daily, (Sundays excepted) rs follows:
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J s3'sjECOND NATIONAL BANK,
: OF RAvENNA, o.
)


designated Deposftary of the
u. 8. f.
N. s. Bonds and Securities bought. sold and
kchanged, at our counter, at best market rates
stocks and bonds, OF all kinds bought and
Sid on Commission. in New York, or any de-
fred market.
highest Market rate for $40 and 1910
coupons, Gold, Silver, and premium funds
/ al kinds. t-s .s ss5 ~ s,..s
TDrafts drawn and cashed ON all the principal
titles in the United States
ASlght Drafts on England and Ireland anu
assage Tickets to or from those Cities at
lew York rates.
5Reyenue Stamps-all sizes for sale.
Accounts and Depotits of Business men and
adividuals, received on most favorable terms
nd prompt and liber.i treatment guaranteed
Interest allowed ON time deposits as may De
greed upon. 1.s-.
VII BEEBE, Cashier.
I GEO. RoBINsoN, President.
! Sept. 3. 1868. IT,
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SPECIAL PRIcEs
In Cloths and Casslmeres. Stock must be re-
dueed, Cali At ~ = BEATT1'S
RvERx ii An ON BOY k51
who purchases suit of clothes during the next
80 days, will lose money unless he calls upon
j. c. BEATTY before purchasing, as ! am de-
sirous OF reducing my stock to the lowest posi-
BILE point. preparatory TO the Spring trade.
HATS = CAPS. -.S = 9
Notwithstanding the lively trade in Hats and
Caps. have still geoi stock on hand as I am
receiving almost daily additions to it.
Dec. 20. 1874. ri J.G. BEATTY.
TEAcHERs' ExAMINATI0S.
The next session of the Board OF schsoi Ex-
aminers of Portage County viii be held at Ra-
VIENNA. ON Saturday, Feb uary sth. 1873, 1900,
81 .7- GEORGE DARsIE. Clerk.
Dec, 1s, 1sTs. = sas-st
- Soap, Soap. 2. igis 90
Fine Honey Soap and GIycsrine Soap at3 cts.
per CAKE. at the store of N. CosyERsE.l tszA
~ - :. - z :. = $ :. : = = @ tl'i t
NEW GOODS. f55,.s ynad,
J.c. MALosEY has just received . complete
stock of Rubber goods con. istingi of 81 esfs
Mems Rubber Boots, ''' 1890 '',.,s.ss'
Boys Rubber Boots. - s,s4. .,-..,ia -.ts....,,;
Youths Rubber Boots, aa l'ig snd .7a-is'ie
Mems Buckle Arctic oyershoes. 5..f -
Women's Buckle Arctic overshoes. ,s4e4
Women's Congress Arctic Overshoes. 'n.rsg
Mems Congress Arctic Overshoes. ~
Mems Alaska Wool Lined Overshoes,
Women's Alaska Wool Lined overshoes,
Misses Alaska Wool Lined Overshoes.
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HATS = cars.

Notwithstanding the lively trade in Hats and
Caps I have still geo,l stock on hand as I am
receiving almost daily additions to it.
Dec. 2s 1874 de- BEATTY.
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SPECIAL PRICES
In Cloths and Casslmeres, Stock must be re-
dueed, Cali At BEATTl7s.
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REMEMBER.
The place to buy PLASTER isat
soa = C. ID. HUnSON'S.
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A. q a.W. Ry--chanEs of Tins.
Tbe following are the times of the departure
Of trains ut the points below. 1t took effect
Monday, Jan. 18th: ~
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mid 2Hiiiil " g2u9s5ix9 9.dagsrlm
hiaods ow .asI1eoqs yiIis.nnd 19t
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public Safa.i

"AVING rented my farm. 1 will sell at pub
III lie auction, on The pFeInlsex, two miles
west of RavennA CaartAoiise, on
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Soap, Sosp. = -
Fine Honey Soap and Glycsrine Soap at cts
per CAKE, at the store of N. CoSYERsE.l fszA /
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Having finished the business before
them the Grand Jury were discharged.
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y - IS 7t1a = : -. .4.t+F-s 81 sit-sfti
l.aI - Earthly home. adieu, adieu,
'sif-.-H Earthly friends, fare well to yoa;aA
| Il 80 Softly breathe your last goodbye.
9fs Angels call me, let me die;al q zi91.
-9iliE Wife and loved ones. weep no iiiore,f
DEfE Meet me on the other shore''
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Tur COMING BOILER TESTS.

The Committee, consisting OF Gen. d. d.
Smith Supervising InspectOrGen with inspectors
Inv Nenshaw and Consulting Engineer Chas. W. Cope
land 70 whom was referred the matter OF making the
necessary preparations at Sandy Hook FOR the steam
boiler tests held meeting at No. % Pinest yester-
day when report presented In relation TO me e1
animation OF the grounds made on the previous uhy
The Committee urges the clearing OF the runs OF the
former from the grounds the repairing ana i ,
nlshing OF the building for the accommodation OF inc
and the repairing and resettng OF the
for use IN supplying water 10 the boilers. Ihey WISH
in addition two suitable steam pumps pfOcnIen
and connected and a shed erected over them lhls
Enclosure would also used for repairing SHOP con
tanning forge, lathe, wise, 6c with hmhh anu poeI
makers tools, shear poles blocks falls and bOwerel
gine and blower VIII be procured Pressure gauges VIII
he provided, ana portable Bre-pump with nose sta
TONED on the grounds. BOmb-prOOfs are recommended
10 be constructed for the protection Of the observers
and instruments tcOw aud small tug n asked ioT
for che conveyance OF the The boilers now
Oh the ground VIII be eeaued aud Ttppitd speedily
DOsti bic.
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gnve their names az John Sheridan and samuel Dfo,
The eldest Of the couple IL only ia PEARS ~ ace snd q
well known 10 the police "A man applIed ~ Ano8
Miller ~ CONNECTICUT Farms. on Tuesday night Tor pr
msslon To sleep Ia bis barn. His request refussd.
aud an hour later q IRE discovered Ia the barn.
witch was soon consumed. Several valuable animals
and rs tons OF hay were burned up.
NEwARK-A boy named Ford, residing on Clinton Ave-,
badly crushed between two Broad a. cars IesterdaY
morning, while going with the So Lakes hethodst
Epsopzl sun day School on an excursion 20 hrdsWeVA
The new hay market. az summer ana - yedth sves
II completed A man named BfiKmeir, or New hruna
wick brought before Justice Nils yesterday, charged
by his wife With having rObbed her. The woman safs
that her husband sold property belonging O. heFd
tJ Of the proceeds out Of the bank snd 10 ~ he
mother. The Justice informed the Uomsn
That he could do nothing in The ossS
The hfth annual meeting Of TIE Board o. Trade
held, last evening The annual report ~ the Board
eeipte werr N4s1 a. b. which balance M che tressurY
0f ttJI O. was added the disbursements we're aNt CO.
leaving balance Of s,0o -. with slsl ~ duo hoa
members.
BsLyIDgRE.-Two young ladies teachers m The Sab
bath school Of the Frsi Presbyterian Chufch we're en-
tertaiung several young r-, members OF their classes
by pie nc Al the bts ~ high hl near the Delaware
RIVER when from some uuknnNn cause stone cafaa
bounding down The hll, several hundred feet FtrFla
Carrie Buderman, axe Dr. years, causing instant dah
LONG BRANCH Tho bathing men OF tho Ocean Hofsl
found tho body Of man hDaruE in ihe water n ffnrt
O the hotel yesterday morning They s"rured TIE bofF
and "a h now lying ou tho sand awaiting mo action n
The Coroner. Tho decreased had evidently uccn 10 irs
water alcOnsdershr time, his face bad been airYt
completely eaten away.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.

TIE SEwYoRK AND OswEGo MIDLAND.
Telegraphic adyice5 report that the first
through train on the New-York and oswego Midland
Railroad will start to-day from Oswego for NewYork
heavily loaded with -four. The last spike In the road
was 10 have been driven yesterday afternoon. The
officers Of the Company say that through passenger
trains will begin to the 10th inst and timetables
now in of preparation. As to report that
the Company intended 10 repudiae the mortgage bonds
the Montcair Railroad which it had guaranteed the
officers say that threat OF the KIND has been made.
A meeting OF the Executive Committee OF the New.
York Midland was held yesterday at the Company's
Offices TO perfect arrangements to consummae the lease
President OF the NewJersey Midland, says that extern
sve improvements designed by that Company inde.
pendenty Of It's connection with the New-IOrk ana
0swego. Its expect TO extend tue road rOn
Ogdensburg Belvdere Warren County there 20 con
meet with the Belyidere and Delaware and New-Hork
Central roads, and with road now building by the
PennsY Central IL Is also designed 10 buid about
and onehaf miles OF track 10 the freight terminus
Of the road at WeehawkeD and to finish the WORK IN 1919
RAILROAD NOTES.
The County of San Joaquin, Cal, has sued
the Central Pacific and Western Pacific Railroad Com
panes recover stock OF the latter company to the
amount Of s5OOOO for which bonds Of the county were
given In exchange.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company has
elected Leland Stanford, C. p. Huntington, Mark Hop
lnns, Z. II. Miller. r. Robinson, G. II. Cummings, and
VIM f. Brown Directors for the ensuing year. The pro-
posed sale OF p Hunngtons interest in the Central
arrangement had been agreed upOn as announced aud
the transaction was looked upon as SUBSTANTIALLY closed
when Huntington insisted upon unexpected collateral
conditions which the proposed purchasers peremptory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10
~ MORRIsANTA.

A fire. supposed to have been caused by an
incendiary occurred in st. Annsave Morrisana about
a. M yesterday. and beside destroying property valued
at $4,000 belonging to Messrs. Philip William Ebing,
brewers nearly proved fatal to two men In their employ
Jacob Hoffman, and Charles Wapalm who were asleep
in the building when the fire broke out The brewery
WAS n large brick structure. four stories high,
the basement and ground floors OF which were used
for stable purposes and the third and fourth stories for
the storage OF hay. gram &c The two men named slept
M one OF the upper stories, and they burned in
terrible manner while making their escape As the hre
originated in the part Of he building If afforded time
Ia rescue all the horses The remen and police force OF
the town were promptly on the ground but, owing TO
the nnammabIe nature Of the contents OF the building
and the scarcity OF water the flames not Subdued
until the building and Its contents were consumed The
oss is partly covered by insurance in the Brcwors and
Matsers' Company.
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Coroner Young held an inquest yesterday in the
ca" II hh Jane Mccall Of No. Js StAnont who Of paralysis
caused BY fracture Of the spine received In falling through
No. ~ North WhAmL about II months verdict
rendered Of the eAVug
hakhS.J In dangerous condition.
Edward Fairbrother, an Englishman, WAS ar
ned before Justice bowling the Tomss yesterday charged With
n<Ahng property valued Si9 the Charlie. Pierce
No i Raa One where be had engaged
board lie arrested by Detective WAros who found part
rest
James jackson, % negro whitewasher charged
With hhng his white Jane Sullivan so
MAJ IT, Transferred Bellevue
AI By order Of Coroner Herman John Mesmo Of No a. Wesl
f' 81 eh.gci With having beaten his nth stone
banner. 90 Ayn H. so as Isl 10 NE Tsnba bad ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10
HUDSON COUNTY u. J.) TAXATION.

The Board of Tax Commissioners of Hudson
County n j. after over 20 secret sessions have made
their estimates Of property valuations In the county
Heretofore much property has been assessed greatly
below its value-n instances as low as II and Is
per cent-and assessments left altogether TO local
assessors have been much too high while SOOoOcO Of
water front has never been taxed at ALL After allowing
nearly 100000 for railroad property not heretofore
taxed the increased valuation is nearly 81 10000
and it is believed. entirely equitable. The following
are tables for the present year and for 1872 not
including SlJ0OO0OO IN property belonging 10 the ra-
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RAILWAY DEVELOPMENT.
THE AMERICAN SYSTEM.

MILEAGE. EARNINGS, AND ExPRNsEs-iMsENsf loN-
MAGE FOR THE MIDDLE srATEs-TiiE EAhSfS''o
IRON FREIGHT NEARLY TIIREE-FoURThs VI ii''
GROSS AMOUNT.
According to the latest official compilation
there had been constructed In tho Un'teu -, orc
I 1874 Al ia miles of railroad OF which 6i2I were
cons,ructcd during the past year. Annexed VIII De
fouud tabular statement showing the number OF mics
Of railroad in the United states since $780, ana tne nun"
hr of miles ted each year since that date
Do' VI ny -, MIL. AMI inc Niles LnI inc
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mn Avenue Hotei-Admiral ID. ID. Porter and
family washington g Gov w.ruo1 md Jsags Hear pbbls q
Leglnans The Hoe Hoser hesoa II Peghkepss g. nushsn
Of ssv hs'.n hsnaspe hegss Rsme Ioa Smith ~ BsF.s
George Dunap, Gheass
HcDoush Of AfksnsN NE Hon Pomsroy
A. v. KR1tf A. snd Geo. Bsngs Superintendent ths
Of he British S.y,.hae lo,s Hoi-cosni g. Bsau ~ ~
Prensh Legation and Comm odse g. X H0si
yerJ a. H. Doshe, yoAr0snsra Ssusrt -. Mers
poaa Hob-Bcn Field u Albion, n -. 0asv Hoo
william Dohensr Buffalo Oraad oesfraI H0ti-E W Coo
Psssut The Memphis and Chattanooga Railroad compah sior
HosssJ W Dougs Commissioner u insfl Revenue ad Mayor
RsStmau Of peeshksepsia.
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lame usemsstaI

BURNErT's COCoNNE prevents hair ialuc.
LYONS INSECT POWDER Is instant death 20
reaches Bug ants, plant he-hnss 1osf " buuaa
PEGRAM's PATENT SuN-STROKE pRIyEvrIn.
a protective, conyslsa lll poAs- Esr at hsl
Hat stores Pace, . each.
CHOLERA MORBUs, SUMNER COMPLAINT,
Conc DnRhHEi, Al AUaouo1 - THE hosu' .
cDrsr 70 ADCIri cyHsI a. os,s ~
Dn. JAMES CiKsISAuvH BAE,~
American Girls, II is said, are identified "a
yeuus By their msaive brsis ard misht -s D. -si =. .
antilles Al o their hen fashioned sisf i1e Dust tals
Patterns VI toe Domestc' ~ NJ Co. Of Ja,eu sasfs. y
The LIMITS or SCIENCE, reply % VII. Cod.
vu By Pref X foumauN rHisgss Lrcrras tffra Ne
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rntIcr Nnrrs

Maggie Dunn. ar p Of No a Orchardsi.. 4 D n'o
= boiler isll Of sater ycserisY, end ras lflsasl
Lizzie Bridge, age g. Of No. 80 West Sey'niesnih-
a attempted shoot nark fFrrHT b. utrg f.as
grssn she Attended bI d. West ani scot 70 Believe horu
Andrew Lutz age g. Of No 81 Spring st. qu1rre,s
Nth he anfafr Mo- Mansrat Hurns resr1a5 a0sfuaos
he bead tre, uactng ssffe sfsg sat
While passing the Metropolitan gRs works at ne
% sf Easf River YESTERDAY sNfr011. Nnf hrf
Of No Third received ~ FFt
* from gsto ball arei bJ Of tbs empaes IuoT ltf.
All of Fnr uufh.ft Ffat al lasliG Cal p
and Frstsfs arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10

Messrs. r. Hoe g. Co. have just issued a new
catalogue and price list OF their presses and other
terals for the outfit OF printing office. In these two
elegantly printed books We find descriptions aud en-
cravings OF several and valuable machines includ-
ing novel perfcctng press for rapid newspaper work
and stop cylinder press for fine work.
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ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN.
THE FIRE RECORD.
TINE FATE OF THREE CHILDREN.

HARTFORD, July 9-The house of Thomas
Adams Of wethersdeld burned early this morning
one child was burned to death, and two others GeE SO
injured from suocatlOn That it i feared they cannot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10
RAILROAD NOTES.
E1HUAY PERILS.
A TRACK UNDERMINED.


ST. LOUIS, July "a dispatch from Law
renee, Kan July g. says: Half mile of the Missouri
Pacific Railroad track, Kickapoo station, dropped
into the Missouri River, this evening" and sank out Of
sight in the flooded stream without any warning. IL
seems that river undermined the track without the
knowledge Of the railroad The water where the
track was situated is feet deep. The escape Of
trains was almost miraculous.
ATTEMPT TO WRECK TRAIN.
CONCORD, n H., July Am attempt was
made last night 20 throw the Boston express train of
the track near suncook Two men were seen placing
ties upon the track by whom they beat to in
sensibilitv and dragged to concealment among the
bushes She consciousness, and managed to
reach the suncOok depot, notice OF the Obsruc
TONS and prevented the impending disaster The as
saants robbed.the woman OF her satchel, containing
nearly $500 The saIchel found but in place Of the
money was piece OF paper which was plainly writ
ten in lead pencil 1--WE made more money than We
should If had tipped of the train, you fool" No
traces Of the men could be found
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HOME Nh VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALN

rTBRsoaErKR YESTERDAY AT uIcKISsovs ~ PARK ROW
pa ~-Tf' rssa-1S spa-0o kdpGst-s9' Arsrsge-is
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Conference in October and Immediately assumed the
duties OF General % snis SUI
viz: Connecticut, Massachusetts Vermont, Ohio West
Virginia and New Hampshire He has visited - Asso-
Mr. weidensal, the agent OF the Association at the
West, began his work late in October. he was ID
structed first 20 visit the State OF Illinois, which at tha
time had received no direct attention from this COM
mittee He has visited Is Christian Associations o.
Citations and by personal visitation or
In the formation OF 81 new ones, not all however IN
tons I'm 2 educational institutions, and prepared 'ne
way as is believed for their formation IN others
In March last after much discussion tne Conhi N
reached the conclusion that tho circulation OIL ims
Monthly did not compensate for ts eOS COST ~ the sac
CiatiOns IL appealed fact, to limited nu'nd i h
readers and It's circulation could ee nerescg o fnod
the most strenuous and persistent efforts III was uu
that terms could be made with the The Illustrated Oh,s
dan Weekly the publication OF of our
work The views OF the Committee as TO the need OF re
Monthly in the management OF INF In tney felt Justified in
giving up the publication Tor the reasons "o"0' -
Gated. -. o,.osorted at the
warId's Conference at Amsterdam, in August iast p
Noses W done Continued for I'VE days Delegates
WERE nresent rom England Scotland Ireland Belgium
Holland Prussia France, Switzerland, ana all tue pio
ceedings were characterized by the most spr
Our own delegates as representatives VI VIC is Ga
contact with the continental brethren and never en-
joyed such ample opportunities ior suuys 'no
The following Of the Treasurers report
The Committee hand at the last report az -
Subscriptions received at LOEel aud pAo'''''s' 1S12
Sale OF Annual Report ofLogell Conyenhon''' 20 70
sale Of Annual Report OF previous cOnvenhOn..' ~ ~
Prom sale Of life membership certificates yi "
From sale Of Songs Of Deyouon-tSo yean''''' ~. 20
W.
Expended H5SoL Of
s,lary Of Mr. @sdsR'an'... sIG 2s So. 81 unpaid s725 3
Travelling expenses ~ lSD
Salary of Mr.. Norse. ......... Silva S{ 2Iu "a
MIpenses Of TLe MonAIy............. 23 81 unpaid 20
Travelling expenses Of persons attending
Conventions at invitation OF the Com.
mtiee ..........,,......... 90 unpaid 10 80
ppIJsbng Animal Report kc,...... unpaid "a ~
Printing Postage and Stationery $40 On unpaid Is
Miscellaneous expenses " W
Balance hands OF Committee from which
10 deducted the expenses OF the Con-
4i,zSJ
Nov due from subscriptions " $500 ~ 4 10
No,y one from Renors co. p''o'o W
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ToAs.......... ...... 62gJi35O sst6i6liO
The Commissioners Will meet 10 hear appeals until
July ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10
NEW-.JERSEY.

JERSEY CTrY.--A number of cars were badly
damaged last evening at the Pennsylvana depot
by a careless switchman. who turned them GU
the wrong track. They ran into bumper "nu
four ears were destroyed. They were empty
and No person was injured. The son Of John
Doughertyi OF No. IS Brunswickst age y;ars,
has been missing from his home since july " ana hir
hJ,, y,s i,und yesterday iu the Sevenh,t sewer II
a delivered IN County Ply stefan Buck who Will make
an examination.
Pttz.RRTu-Chlef OF Police Kern learned yesterday
.,.,n,, mat woman being assaulted by about 20
novs near Deks Switch on the Central Railroad, aud
,agtnc n few officers he proceeded TO the spot. The
reaer part OF vsgabOnds Ned, but the policemen
succeeded In securing two OF inc ring leaders Ihrr
oic,,,n middle aged woman, was found lying pros
rate an the ground, with her clothes almost torn from
har nerson When she recovered sufficiently 10 con
nerae she said that she domestic in the employ
ment Of family Of Elizabeth. While passing through
email grove near Dicks Switch, she set upon by
isast 10 boys, who, despite her entreates aud
screams, threw her down and violated her;
she was conveyed TO Police Headquarters and
10 the home OF her mistress, whore she
WAS plaesd upaW the care Of pby seian The prisoners