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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-19
BY W. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer. +
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF SEVEN LOTS
y IN DUyAL'S ADDITION, AT THE NORTH
EAST CORNER OF FEDERAL AND ST. PAUL
STREETS.-Will be sold at auction. on the prcnI-
ises, on MONDAY the 23d of July, 1877, at 81
o'clock P. NJ, SEVEN LOTS located as above, hay-
ing front Of 1913 feet the east line Of st. Paul
street, running back 116e feet 10 all alley 16 feet
wide. according 10 plat of survey 10 be exhibited
at the sale. These lots In improving locality
and should attract the attention Of persons wishing
to purchase cheap lots.
TERMS: At sale. W. GODDIN,
VIZ Auctioneer.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS, DC.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS, dc. ~
IT ANDS-FARMING, MINERAL, AND
TIMBERED; also, CITY REAL ESTATE, for
SALE, RENT, or EXCHANGE. Send; stamp fer
Virginia Land Guide. "t:.1:.- e. ~
HOUSES SOLD, BUILT. AND REPAIRED ON
THE INSgALMENT PLAN.
GEoKGE E. CRAWFORD, s.
lie good zoos Bank street.
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CROoUET
p JEWELRY.

A BRILLIANT AND GOLDEN @a
IN OPPORTUNITY OFFER E D FOR "a 81
THIRTY DAYS FROM DATE-VALUE OR $3.50
object TO be accomplished is TO SELL and get In the
CASH. A call will convince tue bargain ers that
now is the time to, invest IN elegant DIAMOND
SILVER WATCHES CHAINS, RINGS, BUT
TONS, &c. Do not delay; you may never get such e!
bargains again. Havinga FIRST-CLASS WATCH
nj AKER in my Watch Repairing Department, ann
prepared TO do rst-class work, and guarantee same
Charges will be made exceedingly low. most re-
spectfuy state that mean business, and must have
money, to carry on my loan business; and on that
account will give the greatest bargains ever
offered before anywhere.
Closed SATURDAYS: open at dark.
-. S. A. WINST0CK, Loan Broker.
jy4 No. II north Fourteenth street.
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STAGE LIME.
LyME, eEMENT,AN RLAsTER.

Ss LIME CEMENT, I'D 6AAsIER. u.
SnOCKIANDL LIN 900 barrels daily
B IN expected per sehoonar Maggie Bell
b je 60 s -. A. s. LEE.
GROUND PLASTER $50 tons FINE
NJ GRouND PLASTER daily expected per
schooner Ella Frances. Z;
sT IMEI LIME! FIVE hundred
I. ~ ~ ts'F s INDIAN ROCK LINE
received tsis day HxsIg from orr new tran.ciad
ktlns. FoTsA5cJ0E 30
3 Dock direct DI14 LON EILETT ~ CG.ss ~
|tBssss5 sgSas aCIuresss
lSs EARcEsl1s NH 19S.
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.. BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEW
i FRAME HOUSES IN FULTON, ON GRAHAM
lSTREET.-By virtue of deed Of trust from John
E. Laughton and wife. dated 2Sth day or August,
ty Court of Henrco, y. B. 9s p, 315, TO secure the
PAYMENT of the sum of $602.5S, evidenced by a
Certain bond therein described, and whereas default
having been made In the payments IS expressed In
said bond and deed, and being required SO to DO by
the beneficiary in said deed, we, the undersigned
O'Clock p n, on the premises the property described
in said deed, being LOTS No. IS, Square No; 8,
Fulton, fronting 80 feet on north side Of Graham
street at point so feet from the west line of Gil
liam street, and running back l9 feet between
parallel lines 10 an alley 10 feet WIDE with build
fngs and Improvements thereon being TWO
NEAT FRAME TENEMENTS, nearly new.
TERMS While the deeds call for cash as to amount
due on said bond s6025S and expenses Of sale, yet
other terms may be announced 1t sale.
II. C. G.. HARTMAN, J --t
JULIUS STRAUS. 7 Trustees.
80. j. THOMPSON BROWN
!, j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioncer. jy IL
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al, I, ana sttsE t,Es ths ~
rs M. rs 81 fii be tfiS stsrest md
, IS, reliance. oafslGI Stsoa,s-s
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MiLI,rNERY GOODS.

MO HUMBU G.-I wish to state to ass
IN the public that am selling my entire SSteNz
stock OF MILLINERY at much below its.SNeFS
value and cost-in fact, at prices which DEFY com.
petition. An examiuation OF my STOCK aha pr a
ss1' r - ~ III =. MRS. +. HUTZLER,
Z. SIX sss, &. ~ 3 525 Broad street,
between Fifth and Sixth, Richmond, Ya;
snl3cffed Jtss'I 1y u
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THEAP FREIGHT RATESssIINai
" BY THE 1kS&aGksAhRa
POWHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
AND THE WEST,
AND THE
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE vii
leave from Twenty-second and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY al IL II. and SATURDAY at T.
NJ. Through bills of lading signed to all Canadian
northern, and western points at low rates.
II. Z. DOUGLASS, Agent,
fec TwcntY-second and Dock streets,
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BY Frank. d. Hill,
Zeal Estate Agent and Anefscneer.
11OS Main street.

VALUABLE NEW BRICK DWELL
v IEGS Nos. 315 AND 317 WEST CARY,
BETw EsEM 81 DIsON AND MONROE STREETS,
AT 5AICTF0S.-At request Of the ovRtr will
Offer tat ,nuctien, on the premises, on TUESDAY,
Jmy2A, 1877, at 6 o'clock p. NJ. those ADMIRA-
BLY-BUILT ST0CK-BRICK-FRoNTD DWELL
William p. Smith, ESQ.,, and Mrs. Mitchell They
are In pex1eer ender with fixtures, bath. bot and
cold water. and every convenience for small fam
ily Zach honae contains six rooms, Including
kitchen. .Thda property is well built, well rented,
and at the rrieeaSe owner Is willing to sell at will
be bargain for amy one seeking secure and per-
manent investment -
TERMS: Very SEseral, and announced 90 day OF
sale. FRANh ~. HILL,
l8 .8.&s " &5' Auctoneer.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate AGENTS and Ancuonecrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

- Eleventh street befween Main and BANK.
TWO SMALL T EN- rs ZONE
i BRICK. THE OTHER FRADfEl ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL STREET NEAR
JEFFERSON FOR SALE At AUCTION.-Wewi will
sell at auction, on the premises. on MONDAY the
23d Of July. at S O'Clock P. n. the TWO SMALL
TENEMENTS located as above-deseribed The lot
fronts A feet on Marshall street and runs back 81
feet to wide alley. The situation of the property
and the depth of the lot-enabling the owner to
buid on two fronts both street and alleyInake this
very desirable property. VIII be sold rs whole or
divided. #...5
wis iEs.f -. Auctioneers.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH A|Ffh
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM ssfs1falss
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A WEEK.-Unhl further
aotiee the steamers Of this line will make tri-weekly
trims. leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY,
T Thu and SATURDAY. and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAYS con-
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the same city ria Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
uepo'' anu . ''os ". P. PORTER, Agent,
-a 2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE & CO..
50 General Agents,
No. I2 South Wharves, PEiladelphia.
D. DSC.MINk, Agent
!. ,,,r IL No 90 DeYnMshire street. Boston.
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E,OR NEW YORK.-The Old 1|Gss
IL Dominion Steamship Company's osEAass4ss
steamship WYANOKE, Captain Couch, Will sail
FRIDAY, Jelly Goth, at l / O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received until 10 o'clock A. N.
Through bills CT lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and west; also, to feSeian ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $12; round-trp tickets,
1914. Storage, Sc and So. ~
For freight or passage, apply to
G. W. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
~ 1885, - -. ComDanv's Wharf. Rucsetts.
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S,RoCRERY. GLAsswARE, sc.

snRU MOND- 1LLUM1N ATOR--the
II most perfect kerosene-bprnes and illnminator in
the marketa brilliant, steady light aad burns With.
IITTLE WONDER odorless. safety NIGHT.
LAMP. Every family should have one. Price, 25c.
u WATER-COOLERS designs, cheap,
and lined with galganized iron; great improvement
REfIFfRsiGERAToRs, FRulT-JARs. &c. .s
4 GEORGE GIBSON, JR.,
my16 1907 Main street.
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By Lancaster & Lucke,
ct~o,- ,,1 Dn.1 Eet,fa pvotnf-a
REAI ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TWO VALUABLE FARMS ON THE


TWO VALUABLE. FARMS ON THE
i NEADOW-BRIDGE ROAD HALE A MILE
NORTHEAST OF RICHMOND, G0NTAINIING
ONE HUNDRED AND F0RTY.oNE AND D TWO -I
A Af1ISi oMo fnIST' coMFoRT," FOR sALE.At
the request of MIR. T. n. Deane DR. executor of the
late DR.. +. H. Deane, deceased, offer for sale these
TWO VALUABLE FARMS-the former contain
ing FIFTY-ONE ACRES, and the latter NINETY
or divided into smaller parcels ranging from twen-
ty-ive to thiry-one acres each. according to re-
CT MT plat of survey 10 be seen at my office. THESE
two farms have comfortable buildings them, aud
are now occupied as market-gardens iby the Messrs
Tiller), for which purpose they have long been
Meadowbridge across the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad within half-miic of the city limits. AS
suburban residences, markct-gardens, or dairy.
farms, they possess advantages unequalled by any
other places In the vicinity of Richmond. They are
IN full view of Richmond. with easy access by the
anxious to sell the price and terms VIII pc maze ac-
commodating. Apply to W. GODDlN,
jy 19-Th&S4w Real Estate Aucfloneer.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, LARGE
It AND SMALL d " ELLINGS.. STORES,
BUILDING-LOTS, &C., IN THE BEST LOCA-
TIONS IN THE CITY OF RICHMoND-I have
that will be sold ut great sacrifice, owing to the
fact that the owners must have the money, and we
are determined to sell. Also, great many SMALL
HOUSES, In good localities, at from 5000 to
81 800; some great bargains.
Now is the time to purchase while property is ex-
tremely low.
Parties desiring investments win do well to call.
FRANK D. HILL,
Real Estate Agent.
jy 12-1w HOS Main street.
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DEPARTURE OF sTRAMERs.

DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
OFFICE JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT CoMPANY,1
July 1s, 1877.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-TheeN:N,,
~ steamer JOHN SYLVESTER Will
resume her regular trips between Richmond ana
Norfolk on and after FRIDAY the 2eth.
L. B. TATUM
/: jy 19-tAu 8 General Agent.
n VIDENCE, AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
steamer REGULATOR, Captain HOWE, viii re-
ceiye freight for the above ports until THURSDAY
the 9th instant, at 5 O'Clock.
W.P. PORTER. Agent,
(. Nv 1927 .t.-s,sd 2S25 Dock street, !
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
RICHMOND. VA, June l. 1877.
4 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" ROAn.-On and after SUNDAY, June g. 1877.
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WOOD AND COAL. +:

DEST COAL AND-COKE, and WOOD,
ID sawed. split and long, delivered from my we'll
known stand. Ninth and Cary and Basin Bank. The
patronage of kind friends Is solicited for the best
fuel at LOWEST rates.
iy l7-eo63t j. 3. WATKINS 4
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New stag. l.ia. Tor the Lake.

As will be seen by advertisement In
another column to-day, ". u. Campbell.
A.. .,.,. n,o,,i.,or IA. nm,
TUG "e'fAno"" ''As' f''
ON an opposition stage limo TO run between
Carson and Lake Tahoe. This line con-
...,.., n,.nh,ool ui,h the s,s.mer Gov.
49,. s,"asanS ..rrv;nc lie I,nitsl
s,no "sm ", csra1r. s,.ca limo
am Tahn. %',v ,o Trrelse' inns
.ion " sas .r~-Iv anil
maH .onn,,o. .,sar ,b,onch'
Wy u'" ~" ~ t. h. cra.,iv 10.
py M NY ,aIIs,. t,am Ca.
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Relief u~susiness.

The Virginia Relief Committee. which
was organized after the great hre. 10 about
to be d~isorganizej. Amseting OF the CON-
mittee was held In Virginia City yesterday
evening. Bills to the amount Of about
8 1000. incurred during the month Of June,
were presented. audited and paid. The
bill. for July we're only about $500. These
werc also allowed. During the month OF
June the COMMITTEES SAINT away one family
with eight children and i've others with
from three TO four each. They extended
neeiei relief to some eighty others. Du-
ring the month Of July they have been
compelled. by reason Of the low state OF
their bank account. 20 refuse most appli-
cants. Some twenty families have. how
ever, ieen assisted at q cost 10 the CON-
mittee Of about $500. The funds OF the
committee are nearly exhausted. and In
consequence thereof they are rapidly con-
Guiding their labors. For nearly " years
now they have fed the hungry, clothed the
naked, provided for the sick. helped the
destitute anil sent hundreds to their friends
In other sections where aid could be ex-
tended to them by those interested IN their
welfare.
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u.n.,,u,r. ms, Nve.tns,
SUSPENDED.
superias-.de.s CARTS Relieved Of
ass Dsties-

Wien c. T.. Weller. President 81 the
ophir anil Mexican mining companies
came to the Comstock for the purpose Of
investigating the charges against super
in,endent Curtis. he was interviewed by a
Srws reporter. At that time he stated
that he intended to make . thor
ough AMI searching examination OF
all IN. charges brought against Nr.
Curtis, and that in his examination he
would be guided entirely by his desire u
Jo Iu.,icc 10 all parties concerned. He
ayowei his freedom from prejudice anu
said that the only interests he had 10 serve
were those OF the stockholders In mo mines
be representa-. Since that time MT.
Weller has been bu.ily engaged u mas
gathered all the Information thai u was
possible for him b obtain. He has qnes-
toned the men who are working IN thc
mine a. well as those who have been us
charged, and has consulted with
from the Virginia Miners Union. FAR
tlculAr attention has been paid 10 tns
charge that Mrs. Cooper uAS the fea,
superintendent OF the mines u eohttoi
of'Mr. Curtis. This examination has re,
.nltel in disclosures that have satisfied
MI Weller that there has been some
erookelness In the management. anu ar.
Curtis wss accordingly suspended rom nis
official position to-day. MT. iiafuy, gu,
perintendsnt Of the Imperial, was piaceu
I'm mora control. The entire matter
will now go before the Board OF rus
,.ss where Mr.. Curtis will have an
an,,,,unitv 10 offer Whatever defense
Ss NAV have, and will be given .
.h,.c. 70 vindicate his character II the ae-
sn.a,iop. are unjust. Mr.. Weller has
manifested a great degree Of fairness n
la. .hown 10 Mr.. Curtis every courtesy W
which ne was entitled. When his duty
demanded action. however. he has not
f~alteresl In the least.
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sarg,eai Operation.

The Virginia City Esa.7o''s says DR..
Harri. yesterday performed u rather difi-
cult and painful operation ON the lower
Jaw Of Philip 0'I.ourke, son Of Michael
o'Iourke. pressman Of this paper. The
bow, Who Is about sixteen years Of age.
bore the operation manfully. though u
was necessary 10 remove . large amount OF
decayri bone from the Jaw. A decayed
tooth WAS the primary cAnse Of the trou-
BILE, tho disease Of the tooth being commu-
nicatei to the bone of the Jaw. which wAs
being gradually eaten away. u was neees-
sary To remove so mneh decayel bone that
little that l. sound remains. 10 10 hoped.
however, that there will BE- . growth Of
new bone that will eventually oil mp and
compensate for the parts removed. The
patient il likely TO be confined to spoon
victuals" for n considerable length Of
fime.
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JpsricE.-It Is reported that there Is q
proposition on foot TO divide the Justice
into two mines. Of which will pay divi-
dends. Tho non.proiucing mino could DO
worked or not. q the owners saw proper.
II IL believed that . division Of this kind
would meet the appreciation OF o majority
Of tho Justice shareholders.
ASSESSMENT, - An assessment OF two
cents per share u levied by the North
Calhoun Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany, delinquent on the Goth Of August
next. See official notice In our advertis.
ing columns to-day.
At . meeting Of the Virginia Fire Com.
m~issionera last evening tho thanks OF the
Board were rendered 10 the Gold Hill nre
department for their assistance ct the late
fire on G street.
The annual Joint picnic Of st. Paul's
Sunday-school, Virginia, and 81. Johns
sunday-school. Gold Hill. will take place
At Trsadway's ranch, Carson, August 18th.
Tnr Pappoose mill. with It's capacity Of
twenty tons per day will commence
crushing Cosmopolitan tfiowery) ore
Wednesday.
Mas. SAVAGE Of Virginia had her arm
broken last Sunday. Show ~ thrown from
. buggy. while OH the way TO steamboat
Springs.
AFTER tomorrow tho provisions Of the
game law will not protect the sage-hens
from the murderous attacks OF the pot
hunters.
TEE engine 70 run the fan on the $500
foot level Of the Best and Bslcher has ar
rived and Is being put In place.
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THE ALn.e,,rY DoLLAx.


Editor Gold Hill News :--some weeks
| sinco I was returning 10 this city from the
p.v Tlo train from Reno hal. I sbould
n.'. m-",.-
think q hundred passengers All pounu ior
the Comstock. Some. a. usual. were real
aen,.. ,bouvb tbe greater mart were adyeu-
-, -, III 80. ..,,.,.a
'urc'S VI po'i 'e.'' anu ."
by a. great q variety Oh pursuits ana pro-
jects "a can rarely DO found among 30
,.ryo . nrr,sr Tn ons ...,. .Ide NV aida.
~ets two man .nnsrentIv ~ ma anna ACE.
cra ~ n.ipr ,hs o,hsr @msch.nlc'
~ =" IT,, TO- oss.rs ons : nhv'
.,.,.n Nv 49, go. In ~ Other
A ue oau. snd tha
VIZ wv uuo''o", " IT, .nn.I,.s
o'.e. " ue YIN, ~m Tsi....
note1 lecturer anu wenT .na az
merchant. IN ,no'neI : uone..o anu .
arIis., !" snS'ner ~ ,han r. n,hor
PI.aone'' n"u III" ,nsnrn, al sha
WOMEN .naa ~ sian anu nJ
o'her ,ous.ns ehN, n -.
70 On. ~ 80, IT, ~ \ mot
,cA's ~ 49, ss' ~ w" .aon hs..n.
wy su,en''s .h',T s.nc,a5 ,h.t 7
80 ueePly 49, .sa.as.. T nh.
oou'u 10 ."e.. -s"lL.i a.
ser,ra .na nv on. ~. J..,Jn.,,a, .nd
eno.u 'hchi W VIZ o., s."ani.s~ .sin
Inas wAe h..a' In. t,hax h.J nons
no,o ", "n.ss sa,io~ .stsr.r W..
s.nsa, pxarv ,h:naht -
~ vi, .,nns m. gsmblsr vitb bi,
~. a.. 60. ,.I,b III. no.,rums tbo
'I,cns' y W. IT, na,r..,ing sch.mc.
eon',ee'o' - ~. -,
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vr.... s,.s stat. Prison.

Tn. following note exhibits q decidedly
.pprecisiivs spirit. and fully explains
itself without any comment on u part
N,yAp. STATE PRIsoS. July 18th. n.
I'm. dom Hill NKws-sir ; The truAnt
children Of New. o undergoing punish.
mani I'm this Institution. with . view OF
improving their moral seneibilisie.' desire
,hrpueh isar valuable Paper. to return
their sincere thanks TO Me'.rs. ornSorn y ',
McGec. Of Virginia City. for 2 BOZ Of
Illustrated Newspapers and Magazines.
Also . Box Of luscious Apples.
Could the generous donors SEE win
vh,, ayidiiy these apples were disposed
OF. tbey would undoubtedly DO impressed
with The idea thai the Boys were de-
.cendants Of grand ma Eve. The fro
Ina. many tried friends here. who wishes
him long life. and much prosperity.
Mid le.fy bowers Of fruii aud hovsrs.
Nsy thls FIRM . vays live: -
within easy rssch OF Pair aud ieAen'
And All ths blessings life can give.
Aupy JOHNSON.
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EUROPE.
EUROPE.
Another Disastrous De-
feat to Turkey
Reported.
THE GREAT POWERS IN CONSUL
TATloH ON the WAR.
ESPECIAL DI'rlrcurs TO TIE ooLD HUI
pA 1t NEvs.l
tn. orsa, war IN she EAT.


The 0rsat War In the East.
BUCHAREST. July Silt Is reported
that the lussisns again attacked pleyps.
ii s...,,. .o,,,,r.I ,h,.,.ha,, a.,r,.
snu ".
day and Sunday. According 10 the latest
reports the Russians were gaining ground.
rox.,,,-,xo.,, J,,v Q, =, 4. .,.,.a
'
that great numbers Oh European residents
are leaving.
ppcuAHrsr. July 3l.-A dispstch from
No.. 800. a., a. m,o-,.,,. n....-
se
ment was fought sunday near Rustchuk,
between the Czarowitch and Ahmed Eyocub
Pasha. Tne turkish corps 10 reported -
defeated with . less OF thirty guns, ten
standards and 5000 prisoners. Later Of
fetal dispatches confirm the foregoing.
The number Of Turkish prisoners 10 now
given as 5000. Ahmed Eyoub's army Is
stated 70 % c3mpleIeiy routed. Ihe hus-
sian, wiz Ptoysoly ~ onee rssume .no VI
iensi'o ano ioi'o" up their aa'AnpsSe"'
Tar POWERS IN COUNCIL.
LONDON. July 3l.-Tho Timss cores
pondent Of Vienna sends tho following IN.
der date Of Monday. The preliminary
conference to-day At Count Andrassy's led
10 an understanding among the ministers
preparatory 10 q general council 10 be held
tomorrow at II o'clock, under the presi-
dency Of the Emperor. II Ia question.
corps a. o precaution will 10 urged
in yisv Of the rapid development Of events
Al the seat of war and insurgent districts
Al.
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THE TENT.
Geld MN nsys NJ Gysnsaasie Psr.
sor@en-A Ysaag CircaA

The boys Of Gold Hill have been run
ming . circus on Telegraph street for over
a week. having heard much Of the enter
tainment. . NEws reporter visited the
"show" Last evening. II Is given under
. regular tent and is really . laughable
Affair. The tent is worthy Of mention.
II Is constructed in the most fantastic
manner. so FAR as its component parts are
concerned. The canvas portion 10 made
up Of dress skirts. linen coats. pieces Of
carpet and gunny bags. A center-pole IN
the middle supports this patchwork. and
the sides are composed OF more gunny
bags strongly tel and laced 10 strongly
brAced supports. The place 10 lighted
with three brilliant tallow candles. The
audience last night was quite large. After
some delay. the grand entreo vas an
nounced BY loud and continuous beating
on . piece Of railroad iron. The sectors
came in grandly. First came Willy Wat
son. struggling with anery. unframed goat.
caughtin mi the caves Of Crown Point liavine.
Then followed Jimmy McNartin. the
clown. Harry Fraser. tumbler and hori-
zontal bar performer. the LAriviere BROTH
ers. Nels. aud Alex. champion tumblsrs.
joe Crook. the bottle-act man. Ed. Ken
nedy and Charley Miller. the gymnasts.
aud last. but not least. ringmaster Charles
scharff. A more grotesque procession
never marched over sawdust. After this
the performance commenced In earnest.
consisting u the acts indicated above.
Harry Fraser il entitled 10 special men,
ton. His tumbling anil horizontal bar
exercises were really good.
The price Of admission WAS liked at ten
cents or six soda bottles, and no Abate-
ment was allowed. some OF the big folks
were mean enough TO crawl under the
canvas. which trick they suecceded In ac-
complaining Notwithstanding the vigi.
lance VI Willie Miller and George 0'Donnel
the outside wAtchmen. The doorkeepeu
were Tom Booth and Joe Kennedy. who
hal all they could attend 10 In keeping the
mob from rushing In without paying. The
seats were arranged In regular circus
style and were n uncomfortable ~ those
furnished In q first-class ~hippodrome.
The reserved seat. consisted principally OF
six-inch scantlings set ON edge. which
we're looked upon by Charley Hill, the
usher, as paragons OF luxurious accommo-
dation. Pat Casey was tho most en-
thusiastic spectator last night. and
IL was limited In the dress circle
that ho had been given q free ticket ss
compensation for his frequent and contin-
ued applause. The performance con-
eluded with q grand equestrian feat by
Charley Miller. who rode the goat twice
around the ring. IL was the intention to
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