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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-30

Yesterday the Louisville (Lesgue) club
played with the Memphis Reds at Gem
trail Park, aud defeated them by q score
Of 3 to 0. Our home club meets with
misfortune whenever it tackles a League
or other outside clubs. The Reds" can
defeat the Riyersides and other amateur
organizations, but whenever they cope
with a strong foreign club they 90 to
grief. In the first inning Devliu's fly to
the center field brought in Hall, Hague
and Latham, and these were the only
runs made. The notable plays we're as
follows. Redmond, the new short stop
Of the Reds, leaped four feet into the air
and caught a hot ball from the bat with
his left hand. Hall, Of the Louisvilles,
made a beautiful foul catch in the left
field, which ELECTED applause. The score
is as follows:
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There we're thirtY.eight plates at the
Hayes dinner to Alexis. The Dukes
weight is now 1870 pounds,
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NeyerInore

The steamer Gan and may Day.
To'morrow will be May day, on which
occasion an elegant May day children's
party will be given on board the steamer
Gaf. The entertainment will be super
intended by Captain Bob Wise, Of the
steamer Gaf, COW in port. The invita-.
tons sent out are diminutive, and read
as follows:
COMPLIMENTS TO THE LITTLE ONES.
You are invited to attend a hop on
board the steamer James W. CAT, Tues.
day afternoon, May l, 1877, ut 2 o'clock,
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Dry GOODS.
EUBRTE's.
LEUBRIE's. SPRING BoNNErs NOW OPEN.
LEUBRIE. SPRISG FLowERs NOW OPEN.
LEUBRIE. SPRING RIBBoNs AND SILKS OPEN.
Two. button kid gloves. fashion LEUBRIE
able shades, SOC, worth SOC, LEUBRIE
A good dollar corset. Coo. LEUBRIE
Ladies' linen handkerchief at LEUBRIE
81, worth fully sL.5O. LEUBRIE
Two hemstitched handkerchiefs, LEUBRIE
25c. LEUBRLE
Ladies' regular made hose, extra LEUBRtE
length, 2)c, worth 40c. LEUBklB
Towels, &c. SIC, lOc, worth more LEUBRIE
than twice the money. LEUBklE
Croquet sets 81. worth sl.50. LEUBRIE
PATTERN HATS 10 PER CENT. ABOVE LEUBRIE
COST. LEUBRIE
LEUBRIE LEUBRIE LEUBRIE
LEUBRIE MILLINERY LEUBRIE
Sailor school boys hats. this sea- LEUBRIE
sons styles, zoe, 2c, 35c, 400, 800 LEUBRIE
Hall ornaments Sc, 10c, 15o. LEUBRIE
Fine French flowers cheap. LBUBRIE
LEUBRIE'S CHEAP STORE,
q MAIN STREET. 23.10O
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Strangers, go 10 COnVerse's
billiard parIOrs, 81 9 Court ct.
1Ot
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Sol COleman's Cigar Palace,
326 MAIN ST,
Between linton and Monroe.
IS Millions In IL >,

Hats Of all styles aud fashions can be
found at the house of Leidy & Co. The
Leidy & Co, hat is worn by everybody.
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LOST.
BOARDING.

A GOOD HOME. at very low. rates, can be
n had by q single lady in q private family
A companion more an object than profit
Good reference required; address
9t G.. W. R., Ledger Office.
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Rooms n BOARD
PERSONAL.

MICE furnished rooms, with or without
IN board. at l. Woeller,s. $40 Main at: BY
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INNINGS.

EE:5I ::ii: g. 81 III 4! g.; ;
The third and last game with the Lou
isvilles will be played this afternoon, the
game opening at half.past three o'clock.
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PERSONAL.
DERS0NAL-J. NJ. COLEMAN, JUSTICE
Il OF the Psaca. Notary Public and Commits
siop0r Of Deods. Special attention given 70
49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-07
sIINOR TELEGRAMs.

"A labor reform conference was held
at Fsirpoint, N. Y, Monday last, at 9:3(
A. NJ, and various features OF laborins
questions we're discussed.
CIV. Ringgold. U. s. Appraiser al
New Orleans, and G. ]. Barker, At Port
land, Maine, have been suspended with 1
view to reduction Of force.
Albert Myer, Aged 81, was drowned
at Missouri on Monday while bathing
The body has not been recovered. Hi
parents reside in PhilSdslphia.
The Morton House stables at Ipdiar
Harbor, Conn.,, were destroyed by an iu
celdiary fire early Monday morning
Thirty.six horses and large number o
carriages belonging, for the most part, tc
New Yorkers, were burned. Loss oysl
$4,000. The coachmen escaped BY
leaping from the windows.
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25 and 27 Fourteenth st.
To CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means oeslrvus Of
Engaging 10 aF1pe Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
aafd0nlnn.

account Of advaneed Rge I an desirouA Of
changing my residence, and therefore offer for EalS
ny Arm situated 0Pposite the city Of Wheeling, on
the river bank, midway botwean Bridgeport and
MaTttA'a Ferry, and Immediately nd Joining the vi.
iage Of htnRTlle. The property oGnIlsa 0I co
acres Of bill and table land ard If o riTer Ea,1n.
In the hill there are two seams Of cnal, 81 atE 3H
teet thick, three deposits Of limestone, ah tGot
vein Of eGSs texture and or hee stone, an Is foot
Teln Of mari, which altogether make q soil and an
underlying bed Of dtpodtI oi hch and valuable
character.
On the UuTtNee, the larger poTtlOn Ol which lies
gently Loplng 70 the essl, and all under direct exs
Essurr 10 the 5uh Is Vineyard Of 50 acres, moitly
CHIAWba grapes, all Ia dEC lSArins condItinn about
seven years old which has proVGS itsel aLle 10 nav
a handsome peI cont TO thF edltiVGtoF.
The property Is belnG aplEGsch6d above and be-
lIV by Gu advancing tide Of persJuS k0kiuH small
hourstGEds, aud ls nOS r6llly the only lnuccipad
Territory between Bridgeport AMI Msrtin's FfrTy,
II IL valuable a an investment for capital saanis
sale purchase, and valuable 70 thOle Glo want MAR
kct gardening ground clOse 10 the city. u iront1
BEAUTIFULLY upon the hVeE and enmn.GrdS . T.6W Of
the city, the ls!Gnd and the whole KtnHy o: The
valley.
The terms Of ala will Be oue-thtrd eash, balance
10 two annual paymeuLst peT cent interest on de-
lGIrsd payments. FoG further Particular Inquire
Of RICHARD CRAHFORD
On the pESEuiSeI, OF By mail n hEitRsPoEt, Ohio.
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TIaE TURF.


SARATOGA, August THE second race
was 4 handicap three heat race, one mile
and five cighths. The frat heat was 4
dead heat between Ann Cash aud Henry
Owens, st. James third. Time, 2:5G
The second heat was won by George the
Fourth, St. James second, Ann Cash third
Time, 2;57. The third heat and race wal
won by George the Fourth easily, Henry
Owens distauced. Time, 25s.
The third race, mile dash, for ) year
olds, was won by Belle BaS., Vermont
second, Princess Of Thule third. Time,
1:453.
The fourth and last race Of the day was
selling race, one mile and one.eighth,
and was won by Fugitive 1850, First
Chance second, Partner third.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, August 6.-Advices from In.
dia state that the harvest prospects are
somewhat improved, but severe distress
will probably continue for some months
longer. There is considerable anxiety in
the southern India, and an appeal to the
British public has been issued by public
meetings in Madras; ii says the rain falls
continue to be insufficient. A popula.
tion Of 100000 ia affected, and mum.
bers are absolutely depending on charity.
In Madras Presidency alone 1850 900
persons daily receive assistance. Nor.
tality is increasing, and distress is now
reaching the better classes. The pressure
must continue until the crops are gather.
ed in January. Necessity for assistance
is most urgent and pressing.
STORMY AND DIsoRDERLY.
The Home of Rulers to-day privately
considered the recent occurrences in thu
Parliament. It is understood that q
resolution was proposed censuring the
obstruclives, and alter three hours stormy
debate the meeting broke up in disorder
without passing any resolution.
AoENERAL HOLIDAY.
To-day is a holiday throughout the
United Kingdom.
CHARGES AGAINST RUSSIA GRouNDLEss.
LONDON. August 6.-Col. Wellesley ar,
rived Sunday and had interviews with
Lords Beaconsfeld and Derby.
A dispatch from Biela says that the
only object OF his visit ia to explain the
grOundlessness Of the charges Of Atroci,
ties made against the Russians.
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KEY WEST, FLA, August 6.-Advices
from Havana say that rumots are cur.
rent that Jovellar will reGign and be sue
coeded by General Blauco. Gen. Martin
ez Campos has sent dispatches to the King
explaining the situation Of the campaign
and stating that the insurgents are 40
we'll supplied with information by spie,
and their facilities for diabanding when
pursued are such that it takes Eve hun-
dred soldiers to look after ten insurgents.
Gen. Campos therefore requires $4,000
more troops to crush the insurrection
Gen. Campos further says that the insur'
gents will only surrender on receiving
their Independence, aud recommends the
Spanish Government 10 adopt one propo.
Sition or the other.
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Sr. LOUIS, August 6.-NotwithslaudinE
the interruption to business by the re.
cent strike, the earnings Of the 1t. Louis,
Iron Mountain and St. Louis Railroad
last month were S292,4 40, agaiust $751;.
S2l for the same month last year, an in.
crease Of $50, ,6i7, or about II per cent.
The Missouri, Kansas L Texas road
also shows an increase in earnings oi
SIS, S,S26, or about 80 per cent over July
OF lAst wear,
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KEoKuK, Iowa, August 6.-The Con.
sti!utiOn publishes a complete report Of
the condition Of the crops throughout the
Desmoines Valley, extending from Keo-
kuk to Fort Dodge, from which the fol.
lowing summary in made: Wheat
Above the average crop and OF good
quality, Oats-A heavy yield; forty to
sixty bushels per acre. Corn-With n
favorable season will have more than the
average crop. Rye and Barley--A very
light yield. Potatoes-LArge and are
looking nice; the best prospects that were
ever known. Timothy-A fine crop.
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 2sth, 1871,

TUESDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1871,
at 10 O'Clock a. ", proceed to sol at public Rue
ti0n Ht the front door q the Court House VI OhlC
county. the following describe real property, thai
Is 10 say: The south hSll Of lot numbered two II
square numb4rsd fifteen 10 that parI Of tho city d
Y hesliDg formerly called RitChiutnWn. said hAii
lot has Oh 1t brick resileuee, Being No 3GlO Eot
street.
TEANs oY SALE-ono-third Of the purchII
money Tor lnoIe Il ih0 puIchaeer 81 elect cash ID
hand and the Taulalnder ln two equal Ips,allmeptI
At Alx and twelve months, with iateEesI ErOm tue
day OF Hale the purchaser giving b0Lds with good
s,cutty for the deferred pSymtntS pnd title 70 b
retained until the purchase money |. paid.
WN Err X NE,
..f. Special Commissioner.
wheeling, July 2bthr 1871. iy?8-Th
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NargenI.s LIbeI Nuits.

SAN FRANclsco, August G.-The trial
OF the libel suits Of Senator Sargent and
Congressman Page against the San Fran
cisco Chronicle were commenced at Placer.
vile, Eldorado county, to-day. The de-
ieDdants asked a change oil venue to San
Francisco on the ground Of expense, &C.,
attendant on getting witnesses. The Court
refused the petition and tue defendants
filed II protest. The Court then proceeded
to empauel jury. There was large
attendance Of witnesses and much inter.
est manifested.
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Vt. Bonliace Hospital Burned.

ST. LOUIS, August 6.-st Boniiaee
Hospital, under the management of sew.
eral Sistere Of the Franciscan Order, cit.
uated in South St Louis, seven miles
from here, caught fire about IL o'clock
this morning and, for want of water, was
totally destroyed. All the patients we're
safely removed. The building and fur.
niture cost 5000 three years ago, and
was insured for SIT, 900 in home compa.
nies, except $1,000 in the Fire Inaurance
Co. OF PHILADELPHIA,
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GheGmt4i9eutrr.
Tho Election To day.

hi,,o be kesumed that every voter
buerc this made hischoiCe between the
points that are to be voted for aS Capital
location. to-day, and We do not therefore
deem i. worth while to attempt to add
ANYTHING to what has been SO fully said
on the ,utiect. We simply express the
hope that no friend OF Clarksburg will
omi! doing his full duty to-day. By this
We mean that he will not only see that
bis own vote Ia casL as soon as possible
in the day, but Also put him
self to some trouble to see thai
such Of his friends and neighbors al
favor CIarksburg do not lose their votes
through neglect during the day. Ohio
county ought to poll 5000 votes fol
ClarkSburg, and II there could be fall
turn out there is scarcely 4 doubt that
the vote for Clarksburg would exceed this
figure. II Charleston succeeds to-day it
will not be because she is really the choice
Of the people Of West Virginia for the
Capital, but because 50 many voters in
the First aud Second Districts will rc.
main at home.
We say to every friend Of ClArksburs
that to-day ia your opportunity. II you
feel that it Is for the interest OF this
region that the Capital should no. again
be located at an inaccessible point in the
State, but that it should 10 somewhere
near the centre Of the population and
ta1.payiug interests OF our territory,
then do not fail to say so by your vote
and your influence to-day.
Go to tho polls promptly after break.
fast, and then see that several others &c
during the day.
LoteVcry friend Of Clarksburg resolve
to send at least half a dozen Clarksbury
voters to the polls to-day. Ia this way
wscln roll up vote that may decide the
Capital question.
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Kentucky Elections.

LEXINGTON, August 6.-The election
passed of quietly, but a full vote wal
polIed. For State Senator, johnson
Dem, 2,l5l, Weathers, Rep, 1857; for
Legislature, Bush, Dem, 2,lG9, TortIe,
ton, Rep, 1929; for Coroner, DELPHI
1851, Hallin, Ind, 2S5. The chief in,
terest in the election was in the race for
the Legislature in the city OF Lexington,
resulting in majority Of $40 for Bush,
Dem, against 1855 Republican majority
in 1876. Democratic gain Of 1.6O6.
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TELKoRAPHIC.

The Erie Railway Company is contin-
uing is contract with the Western Union
Telegraph Company, giving 1t tho e1clu.
sive right 10 use wires over the railway.
Another motion asking leave 10 sue the
Receiver TO prevent the extension OF
privileges to the Atlantic and Pacific
TelegrAphic Company, and thus violate
contracts was granted, the Court remark.
ing that the righh OF all parties will be
preserved under such actions.
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CINCINNATI, August 6.-The CONNER,
eiaF' Grayson, Ky1 special, reports d
shooting affair at HOpeWell, Greenup
county this evening between David Floyd
aAd his two sons and Lick Floyd, an old
man aged so, on one side and Jos. Martin
and his two sons on the other.
David Floyd was shot through the
bowels and Lick Floyd shot in the fore.
head. The Floyd boys were both shot,
one thought fatally, but the extent Of the
others injury is unknown. The affair
originated in a dispute between the par,
ties in June last.
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Tho Missouri Cut OIL:

OMAHA, August 6.-Since the river
changed its course n heavier current has
been setting in towards the Nebraska
shore, which, it is thought, is endaugering
the Snelt Works and Union Pacific
shops. The Union Pacific Company are
making efforts to turn this current TO.
wards the Iowa shore BY riprapping
For the purpose Of hauling stones 10 the
spot temporary track was laid, and this
morning about 8 o'clock about l2O feet oil
this track was washed into the river.
Men are at work night and day to avert
the threatened danger.
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Cry OF MExroO, July ST is report.
ed that arrangement have been made for
payment to the United States OF the next
installment OF the amount awarded by
the mixed convention, and President
Diaz intends TO recommend 10 next
Congress 10 acknowledge the English
debt, and provide for its payment, with
interest. Lerdo's Generals LoRea, Attain.
rine, LOAF and Velez have offered their
services to the Diaz administration, aud
their services have been accepted.
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EplscoPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA,
A CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS

The stth Annual sesslon opens SepisMbef 20,
1871 Catalogue sent en- application 70 The PEinti.
pal. L. 81. BLACKBOARD, ". A..
tS2t eod4N Alexandra, Va
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The Tramp Oues1ion.

FAIRPoIST, August 6.-some attention
was given at the Reform Council to the
tramp question, and there was general
ton.
During the afternoon John B. Cough
addressed At least 5000 persons on tenn.
perance and a grand temperance confer
ence was held, Murphy preaiding. Re-
ports were presented claiming 100000
signers Of the pledge in Ohio.
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Terrinc Wiud and Rain Storm.

COUNCIL BLuVFs, August "a terrific
wind and rain storm passed over this city
at an early hour this morning. So far
as can be learned no particular damage
was done 70 any property, except at the
Deal and Dumb Asylum, three miles
southeast Of the town. The new wing
in process OF completion, three stories
high, was levelled TO the first story, and
portion Of the material was carried the
distance Of mile. The loss, SlO, 900, will
fall on the contractors, the building not
having been formerly accepted by the
State
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THE UNIVERSITY OF WOOSTER.
REV.AA. E. TAYLOR, DID,, President

A large property and endowment Full eOrpS o!
experienced PrOisslOn. Nearly 800 students.
CaiIIell, Philosophical asd seIontae Cour,eI, a.
in bat Colleges French and German taught tn r
Oushly. Board aAd eIrsnIes cheap As eliewterp.
Preparatory Department taught mainly BY Col.
leCs .tsAehcn-E Etslbh, clGSieal AID Hofmll
COune- ALE cLGSIH OPEx TO Youxo WoHES.
cataiosuss sent freely on application TO tho PRES
IpEST, Wooster, Ohio. !yl.wsAW
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Who Pays Ihe Losses i:

PHILADEIPHIA, August 6.-The Ma.
tional Exchange has appointed commit.
tee 70 urge the united action Of the mem.
bers Of the different exchanges in the
prosecution Of their claims; 10 consult
with the legal authorities and ascertain
on whom falls the amounts OF losses and
damages by the recsnt strikes, and to de-
eide as to the best method Of preparing,
presenting and collecting these elaine. "
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General TergukAssotf is on the frontier Ut
Karadonlak with lS bGttalionS Of infan.
try, I batteries, and 7 regiments Of cav
airy, ..
ANEW TURKISH ARMY.
CoNsTANrINoPLE, August Cit is Off.
Cially announced that il has been decided
to form a camp Of 10000 men near the
Capital, in consequence Of the recent ap.
pearance fthe Russian steamer Constan.
tine Of Kilia, near the mouth of the
Bosphorus. A corps Of observation has
been sent thither. Admiral Hornby,
commanding the British fleet at BesiEa
Bay, visited the fortifcation Of Galipolis.
SistOva, In consequence Of the Turks
showing no disposition to pursue the
orders first given Prince Schakoskoy
and Gen. Krudener, TO retire on o.ma
river, they have been countermanded.
They have taken up positions occu.
pied before the battle. Prince Schakos-
koyb headquarters are at Pakedin and
Gen. Krudener's at Tiristenik. They
have enrenched their front and are able
to thWatt any attempt OF OIman Pasha to
advance.
THE PORTE ANXIOUS FOR PEACE.
BCoNsTANrTNopLE, August 6.-The Aus.
train Ambassador had a confidential
audience on Saturday with Kadria Bey,
President Of council OF the State. The
latter ia said TO have intimated that the
Porte, in spite Of late successes, was
finally convinced that the war was really
a misfortune for the whole world. II
Russia only demanded autonomy for
Bulgaria under Christian government,
the Porte would agree to make peace.
MOBrILzrNG HER FORCES.
BELGRADE, August G.-Orders have
been issued for mObilizing frat class Of
militia, 10 be re ready in eight days. Off.
GERS and surgeons mus! be prepared in
forty'eight hours to start for their desti.
nation. Everywhere munitions and pro.
visions are being quietly collected.
The Red Gross Society is hastily pre-
pairing all necessAries. Minister RiStics
ls TO go on mission to Vienna. Prince
Milan, when at Ploiesti, received per.
mission from the Gar to participate in
the campaign.
LONDON, August G.-Information has
been received that the Porte has decided
not to retain more than 1000 in Thessa.
y and Epirus. Considerable bodies Of
troops from the province have been sent
to Adrianople.
A telegram from Bucharest announces
that Mehmet Ali and Osman Pasha have
defeated the Russians at Tirnoya with q
loss Of 1900 killed and wounded. The
Car haS gone back to Frateshi.
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DfStillery SuIts.

sr. Louis, August Civil suit for
damages was filed to-day in the u. Cir.
cult Court BY the United States govern.
mSnt against VIM. Mckee. The action
embraces 1850 counts for $1,000 each
total S2,3l4,200. These counts are all
alike in form, except that the name oI
different diGtillers are inserted in each
charging him with unlawful removal Of
distilled spirits, which act rendered him
liable to the above penalty.
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Mansfield, O., August 6.-The State
Archaeological Association Of Ohio will
hold its second session at Cincinnati, Sep.
tember 4,h and 9th. The citizens Of Gin
cinnati have arranged for excursions 10
localities Of interest. All interested il
the study are cordially invited to attend
Delegates will please report to y. Dexter
at the Historical rooms in the Cincinnati
College building.
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The Vermont Centennial.

BESErSGEoS, W., August 6.--Ths
Executive Committee OF the Vermont
Centennial Commission, announces the
programme for tho celebration Of tho
18th, l6lh and l7th. 1t includes the vel.
come and reception by President Hayes,
professions, Orations, reviews, banqlets,