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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-18

REPUBLICAN, MEETING IN SuRRY
COUNTY. There will be Republican
meeting at Surry Com thouse on the 23d
OF September, which will be addressed by
Hon. Roscoe G.. Greene, of Petersburg;
Colonel Edgar Allen, of Farmvlle; and
others,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-18

CARY STREET.-Complaint is made of
the blocking up Of Cary street with
vehicles. 1t shows trade is lively, and we
are glad of it. There is no way to get
around the matter save by widening the
street,
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SPA

MADRID, September Is. The minority
oil the Cortes oppose recess until con-
stitution is adopted.
The police have seized the Carlist news
papers circulating here.
CENTRAL AFRICA.
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John w. Byron, of Norfolk, and Robert
Lecky, of Richmond.
The business committee reported, recon-
mending that a number of committees be
appointed. Adopted.
A resolution was offered, returning thanks
to the old officers for faithfuness in per-
formance of their duties. Adopted.
Adjourned at 2 o'clock until tomorrow
morning at o. ,ss
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DR.. Livingstone Hear., From

PARIS, September 1S-Storms, an
English traveller, has arrived here from
Central Africa. He reports that he met
Dr Livingstone last June and parted from
him on the lst of July, at which time the
doctor was in perfect health.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Advance i'm the Price of Nails.

Advance i'm the Price of Nails.
PITTsBURa. September 18.-The West
ern nail association have advanced the price
OF nails twelve and a half cents per keg.
Grants Speech.
PITTsBURG, September 1S.-In his
speech at the Reunion of the army of the
Cumberland, President Grant said:
Gentlemen of the Army of the Cumber.
land, and Ladies and Gentlemen-Ita affords
me very great pleasure to meet again SO
many Of my old comrades. / never had the
pleasure of command with you, bot / had
the pleasure of being Immediately connected
with your distinguished leader, who has
added so much lustre and glory to the army
of the Cumberland
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-18

FRANCIS A. WALKER, under the head
OF sour Population in 1900," gives his
reasons for thinking that some hopeful
prophets have over-estimated the rate of
Increase, and there will not be more then
100000 citizens of the United States
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-18

AIMING THE MILITIA.-Fifty of the
new Springfield breach-loaders have been
sent by Adjutant-Genera Richardson to
Charlottesville, for the use ofthe Monticello
Guard.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-18

City PoLITICs.-The Conservative
electioneering functionaries are taking
steps towards the election of delegates for
the nomination of candidates for the house
of delegates from this city. There will
be some squirming in the camp Of the
faithful when the time for action arrives.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-18

The STATE FAIR GROUNDS. The
State Fair Grounds are being put in good
order for the approaching State Fair.
Among the new arrangements will be a
fence around the grand stand. with gates,
at which an entrance fee will be charged,
and an amphitheatre erected in the centre
of the half mile course l25 feet in diameter,
with seven tiers of seats on its exterior cir
cumference, calculated to accommodate
1000 persons. This will be free.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-18

VIENNA, September lS.--The King Of
Italy has arrived here. He was cordially
received by the Emperor Francis Joseph
and the populace.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-18

GOING TO PHILADELPHIA. Rich
mond Commandery Knights Templar have
definitely determined to visit Philadelphia
on the 30th inst, when the new Masonic
temple in that city will be dedicated. The
building is said to have cost 81 500. 900,
and to be the finest of its kind in the world.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-18

AUTUMNAL DoNATERs. The foliage
in this vicinity is beginning TO show the
scar and yellow, and to have that subdued
moral aspect peculiar to autumn.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-18

ENTERPRIsrNa.- .--Messrs. j. B. Pace
" Co., of this city, who carry on tobacco
manufacturing very extensively here, have
also large factory in Danville, heated by
steam.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-18

PARIS, September 1S.-There have been
one hundred and twenly-one cholera deaths
from the 9Th TO the 18th instant.
@ AUSTRIA
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GOVERNOR WALKER. The Petersburg
Index and Appeal growls because Governor
Walker "seems to have been purposely and
studiously left out in all of the appointments
of speakers to address the people, made by
the state central executive committee of the
Conservative party, tor the present can
vass." There is cat in the meal-tub evil
IDENTIFY,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-18

THE BARRIERS s.--According to Judge
Guigon, the work of barber is neither
one of necessity or charity.
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VALENTINES MEAT JUrcE.-Man

VALENTINES MEAT JUICE. Mann
5. Valentine, ESQ.,, Of this city, has issued
from the steam printing house Of Mr.. b.
W. Gillis. of this city, handsome pam.
phlet of some fifty pages, giving ''a brief
account of the production of the meat
juice" the medical remedy which has
made his name so well known wher-
ever human suffering exists. The pam
phlct is accompanied by many testimonials
from physicians of eminence in their pro-
(ession of the great value of the meat juice
as a remedial agent and restorer of ex-
hausted systems. The Pharmaceutical
association of America, now in session
here, are unanimous in their commenda-
ton of this admirable life-giving extract as
containing the true ''germ of life." 1t is
manufactured in large quantities in this
city.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-18

TIE CAPITOL OFFICES. The Rich.
mond correspondent of the Petersburg
Appeal says: "By the way, what scram,
BILE there will be for the Capitol Offices
next winter, with bran new legislature
coming into power. Already, early as it
lis, men are beginning to pick out their
places and to mention their intentions con-
iidentially to friends scattered about the
state, but particularly to the legislative
nominees with whom they are acquainted.
Billy Bigger is making a dead set at the
office Of superintendent of public buildings,
now filled by General Newberry, and his
popularity is such that he will probably get
it. General Newberry, it is said, will Dc
cline reelection. Several have fixed their
eyes on the tempting Offices in the base
ment, and everybody there but Colonel Mayo
Greasurer) and Captain Kellum (registrar of
the land office is sure to have opposition.
But the present incumbenis are good off
GERS and will not be easily ousted. u
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MARYLAND.


BALTIMORE. September lS.-The re-
port made in the Grand Lodge two years
ago upon the revision of the ritual has
been amended and adopted.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-18

THE VIRGINIA OpERA-HoUsE.--Harry
Watkins fine company have arrived in the
city, and will open at the Virginia Opera
houss tonight in the intensely thrilling and
emotional drama " Escaped from Sing
Sing" Mr.. Dominick Murray in the prin-
cipal role. The play is said to abound in
telling points and thrilling situations
Doubtless the house will be crowded on
the occasion.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-18

SENT ON.-Robert S. Clarke, alias
Buddy Clarke, charged with burglariously
entering the store and dwelling house OF
James O'Conner and stealing lot of
cigars, coat, pistol, &C., was sent on the
grand jury Of the hustings court by JUS
tice White to-day.
John Phelps and Wui. Green, who were
also charged with the same offence, were
discharged from the charge of burglary,
but Phelps was found guilty Of receiving
some of the goods. knowing them to be
stolen, and was sent to Jail fer ninety
days.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-18

JEWISH New YEAR.-The correct
day of the commencement of the Jewish
New Year will be Monday next, the 22d
instant, or rather, like all Jewish holidays
and festivals, the evening proceeding at
sundown, and the feast will last, accord
ing to the version of the rabinical laws,
which is still adhered to by the orthodox
Jews, for two days, terminating on Tues
day, the 23d instant, at sundown. The
/" reform" party, however, adhering to
the strict biblical commands, celebrate but
one day, and with them the "new year :"
will terminate on Monday evening at sun
down.
Coop WILL division No. 1S, Sons
OF TEMPERANCE.- This thriving division
of the Sons of Temperance have elected the
following officers for the present quarter:
II. A.. jackson, w. P; Joseph A. Gre
CORY, W. A.; 9. A. Bray, r. s.. e. A.
jackson, A. R. s.; V. A. Gregory, +.
s.; William Coombs, T.; G. A. Jackson,
@. '; S. B. Richardson, c.. M. S. Gregory,
A. c.; Ii. A. Tompkins. I. S. /; F. B.
Jackson, 0. s.. r. A. B. Scott, P. w.
p; Robert Braxton, l.. d. j. w. p. The
above officers will be installed the first
Tuesday in October.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND

LONDON, September lS.- Earl Hard
wick is dead-aged "a.
FRANCE
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TENNESSEE.

The yellow Fever.
MEMPHIS, September 1S.-Nine fever
deaths occurred here yesterday.
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THIRD DAY.
NEXT PLACE OF MEETING.

! The committee on place and time OF
meeting reported in favor of Louisville,
Kentucky, as the place, and the second
Tuesday in September, 1874, as the time Of
the next meeting of the association.
Adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
WALL-ST. FLIRRIES.
ASSETS OF THE NEW YORK WAREHOUSE AND SECURITY

ASSETS OF THE NETWORK WAREHOUSE AND SECURITY
COMPANY.
Business opened quietly in Wall-st. yester-
day morning although gold declined TO lli. Later In
the day, however fresh sprung upon the
street. to the effect that a weknOwn banking firm was
in great straits, and would probably fail. The rumor
was based on fact that of the members OF the
firm was director in the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway Company. Inquiry, however failed 90 develop
anything alarming in the condition Of the firm.
Quiet reigned at the Office OF the New-YOrk Ware
mouse and Security Company in Pine-st Mr. Bell the See
rotary Of the Company said that he was unable 10 add
80 the information he had already given meeting Of
the creditors would be held at noon tomorrow, at the
Company's office, when full statement Of its affairs
would be submitted. Mr.. Guon, Director. said that
the Company amounted TO about &25ooooo
but he unable TO say how much of this was in the
form Of unpaid loans. Its Liabilities were sSooooo
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway owed
the Company Sl,000,O00 Onehalf OF which was
secured by bonds of the road and notes OF tie Land
Grant Railway and Trust Company, and the other half
by the personal guaranty of five the railway direct
ors. Two Of these were Francis skiddy and Sheppard
Candy directors also in the Warehouse Company. the
notes Of the Land Grant Company, of which Francis
Skiddy President he considered good saying that
the stock OF the Company recently sold He
thought the loan, which would mature next month,
would be good within year at least, -
The Warehouse Company also made loan OF 100000
TO the New-Orieans Mobile and Texas Railroad Com
pany, whose road not completed This loan Datured
last Spring and unpaid il is secured by the
nerona guarauty of two persons connected with the
road. and MIR Guion believed that the Warehouse Com
pa1y would eventually obtain the money. He further
said that the Warehouse and Security Company made
$4,000 TO the West Wisconsin Railroad, which is
secured by the OF the road and the personal guar
aniy OF OF It's officers This loan good, but
had not matured
Sheppard Candy of No 90 Wall-st., one Of the most
active directors, unwilling 20 make eXpiana
ton say anything about the matter He did not know
ven whether he would be Obliged TO suspend or not
though probable that he would, ana he believed
that another prominent member OF the Board OF d.
rectors was in similar situation Mr.. skiddy, usual
WAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
DFCJSJONS-Sppr O

Supreme C0urt-Special Ierm-By Judge Fancher.
Excelsior Petroleum COmDany two eaS agt VIM A. FoSer-The
defendants demurred
payment within days OF the adjusted demurrer
NJ Plasehk general guardian, 6eReport
hmed aDd general guardian appointed
IDendaton.
Superior COurt-Chdmbers-By Judge Van Worst
Benedict BaIe-Orier granted Dutch
granted Pines sgt Knnehotou granted order settled
notice Of ten Gays.
Marine Cowt-Part by Judge Curtis.-Sher-
and Thomas Baley; Chandler Smith
panJufgnent b. default for plaintiff for $500 90 and
S25 allowance. John Matthews John II. Welsh shaw
plaintiff and C. r. Hoffman for dsndahLyenl defendant
possession Of the property
Part -By Judge Shea-Taumon Solomon G. p Iancbein
for plaintiff sud H. H. Moang for teendAnngue default and
judgment for the plaintiff S267 co. and s25 Allowance
Aberuethy Keyse p Mitchell for plaintiff Krches Co.
for defeudsuJdgme1 By default for the plaintiff for sos s.
and SO allowance Moge Smith j. II. Whtegye for panuf
and Nolan for defendanJudgmentb by default for plaintiff
Sl42 90 costs snd 5 Allowance Decker Sieinhrt
for plnhd Howe Co for defendant-JdTnent by default
the plainuhior SI2S, costs, and S25 alossnce.
Ch1mbers-By Judge GTOss-Garuer Lhsuer-MOton TO
advance calendar denied Ritz sgt Derifh Motion
cate order Of granted coalition that defendant
for false imprisonment Marrow Hen-Ordef opening
fault 90 confit obs granted.
BY Judge Josehsen-Car.er Lumey-PsiDf ha, leave 10
withdraw his motion without prejudice Of IS Be
WnghLPeoeds1 10 Stevenson Moore the question
costs foose uniformity Of
nonAL Comns GoRMoon day ca euiar
Part Ill fr tr sept 10 granted Levine Missouri
Co-oe granted Marshal To defendant
der RoesMohon granted striking out compliant and d,n1g suit
with costs and $40 Of motion CoSar Co
granted denying nOtOa
Abde event With leave 10 defendant TO bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
A TREACHEROUs BALCONY.


Oriental Hall, in Fourth-st., Brooklyn, +. d.,
Monday evening the scene OF mrth ana ies.Vy'
The friends OF the 9th Regiment, National Guard had
assembled TO do honor the members OF the fist h
ment which was visiting them from New-fork. Until
past midnight be guests and their visitors induiged ID
dancing and gayety, and everything went on PeaSany
until about 1 a. M, when the regiments ieiI Tue o"'
room, formed line in front Of the bnldhg' ana psc
pared to DEPART for their armory The playing % inc
bapA attracted large number OF guests, and especially
OF ladies' to the windows and doors OF the buiuihg
while msny pressed out upon q balcony on the second
floor TIE sudden weight Of more than 80 people brought
upon the fy structure proved TOO great ior INC
slight wrought iron bars and cast IRON Supports
Denesth and without any warning the pa'ooHJ
gave way One Of the end bars yielded hrs ana theiE
IN emck succession the Others broke, ana oefore tno
persons on the platform could draw within the buiuhg
they we're precipitated 60 the sidewalk ID BODY peu
upop each other as they fell shres and groans allied
tbe air and the hOrrostrcken soldiers broke ranks anu
rushed to the rescue of victims Those that we're
able to walk were assisted TO their feet, ana inc
injured were conveyed to the hospital near ~ manu-
Two persona Miss Cecilia Williams and Miss sarah van
DYKE worc found TO have suffered severe and probaoy
fatal injuries Al late hour last night TIE latter was
said to be dying The following is the list OF the injured
DANGEROUSLY
Miss celia Williams conclusion OF the BRAN pioo
bliss sarah Van Dyke, similarly injured ana oehe'eu
TO be in dying state.
SEVERELY INJURED.
As.s Augusta Cornell, bruises and internal injuries
Mary BOY, serious internal injuries qua arm dc
tHIed. -, ... a,s,o
Miss Glover, outs and bruises on head wrist dSio
Gated and internal injuries.
SLIGHTLY INJURED.
Miss Catharine GrIhs, cut on leTt temple and ws'
Gislocated. -. 80, -.
Miss Henrietta Wilson, head slightly confused.
Mrs. Josie johnson, severe shock.
Miss Eva Cox slight bruises. -.
Mrs. David Brewer, affected by shock 10 system
Miss Burgett bruises on limbs, slight
The Misses Stewart, severe commissions ana SHOCK
Miss TOtfer. slight cuts and bruises CD head.
Miss Hess, cut right eye.
James Bnrgett, legs wTencncd ana praised.
T. II. Roy, head slightly injured.
David Brewer, nose cut ana broken.
Mul. VOse, severe scalp wound and Jaw cut.
Samuel Cutler. slight
J. p Free, right elbow dislocated and head cut.
Benz. Petty. slight
Wm. Riggs head and side, slight
WIN. Wilson. head and wrist slight.
George DBL head and body severely bruised.
George Light, slight
Ed Ketcham. bruised and shocked.
The nearness Of the hospital to the scene OF the disas
ter was specially seryceabe, and nine physicians who
we're present of great assistance In relieving the
sufIerings of the injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
THE JERSEY CITY MALFEAsANcE CASES.

The JERSEY Cll1 MAIfEASANtE CASES.
The announcement that the adjourned trials
OF city officials indictments found against them In
1871 would called in the Hudson Court yesterday at
tracted large number of persons to the courtrooms
The morning occupied by consultations between
counsel in the cases. and at p ID. District Attorney
Garretson moved the trials of Fire Commissioners Dean
Boyd, Carnes, and Tilden. They had, however, con-
cuded TO plead rUH After the Court again
assembled, with Judge Hoffman and Associate
Judges Newkrk and Bohnstedt on the bench. Commits
sioners Boyd Dean Tden, and Carnes called and
Judge Hoffman, after expressing satisfaction that the
had assumed their present phase, and remarkng
that the Court believed the ends Of justice would be
fully satisfied in this way sentenced them to pay fine
OF and costs each indictment from 1856
inclusive, and indictments 1856 to l3s inclusive Com
missioner Ilden sentenced to pay fine OF $50 and
costs.
Tue cases against the members of the Board OF Public
Works who indicted in 1871 then called
The defendants, Mcssrs VIM IT. Bumsted. Morillo III.
Gillett, Benz. f. Welsh Earl g. Martin, Thomas T. Bray
and Augustus Ingwersen all present and answered
the summons OF the clerk. The jury mpaneled
few minutes, there being only four challenges to
delay the matter County Prosecutor Garretson stated
that the indictment charged the defendants with
ing into contract with VIM. Robinson TO build
and uegectng 70 advertise for proposals the manner
prescribed by law. Vim. H. Robinson the builder tes-
tined that contract had been made The work had
been ordered by VIM. ii. Bunsted, and had been paid
for In improvement certificates payable to James Judd
amounted 10 s2,so0 The work done on the Rayne
Road and it had been worked at by contractors for
eral years. Gen. Carman Controller, testified TO the
authenticity Of the certificates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
CIVIL NOTES.

Police{Captains Leary of the Twenty sixth
afFrey OF the Twenty first Precinct, ana Al
laireof,ee Twentieth Precinct we're before the Grand
Jury Yesterday in reference 10 the gamblnghouse
nuisance.
I'm the application for discharge in the
~ Sarah Coates committed for ill-treatment OF a
child Judce Fancher decided lat the only course was
ceQtiorar 10 the General Sessions or TO the General
Tern for the purpose OF review Upon alhnsyts "
proper treatment and the granting vi the VIII Va oe
torari bail was hXed al SSOV'
Noah L. Jones began an action in the Supe-
ror Court on July Is $4,000 damages from
s. H. Alden Of Westport. Conn., for injuries sustained
Mt Adens hands while endeavoring TO Illustrate his rii
design upon the virtue OF ayounS gIl OF me pie
sheriff and was released from custody upon giving bail
in g. 900 10 Deputy Sheriff Judson Jarvis.
The application of Mary Hanly for man
dams directing the Controller to pay her bill OF sG
for cleaning the New Courthouse was again before
udCe Fancher, yesterday. In hs decision the Judge
claimed that the bin just and proper one, a. 1t ad
been audited by the Supervisors ana the services Dau
been rendered though the daughter OF the claimant
the Auditor was directed to audit and the Controller
pay the claim by mandamus
John McElgin was arrested, yesterday, and
committed to Ludlow-st Jail by Deputy Judson Jarvis,
in default Of 50 900 ball. in suit for libel begun against
him in the Supreme Court by John Griffin Cary house
and frcseo painter Of No. $40 SiXth-ave McEig1n was
an employee OF Mr. Cary and being discharged for al
legged IncOmpeGency published DOCK entitled ANNE
Reilly" which he introduces character bearing
plaintiffs name, and paints him as most diaoolical
scoundrel
A part of the assets of W. w. Hurst, a
bankrupt WERE by an order OF tho Supreme Court OF
the State placed in the hands Of receiver before he
had been declared bankrupt The assets were trans
ferred 10 the custody OF an assignee ReseIinBahk-
ruptcy Williams asked permission 10 order the assets
To be sold pending the adjustment OF the receivers
claim. Judge Blatchford declined TO give such perms-
sion on the ground that the MarshaIs seizure was
illegal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
THE RAILROAD BOND FoRGERIEs.

The case of johnson, implicated in the late
forgeres, was before Judge Fancher again yesterday
His counsel Mayor Hail. insisted that the examination
OF his client should be proceeded with before
hitting magistrate. that facts might be obtained
which 10 base an application for bail. Assistant Die
tictAttorDey Allen stated in reply. that after mature
elaboration they had decided produce their evil
denee There were persons not yet indicted who
watching for the result Of the application aud the rami
ncaons of tthe forgeries were extensive that the
community would be startled when they were made
known He was amazed at tho application for
ball. AZ each OF the prisoners Bss indicted for