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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
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I1SFFH ? HAEGEAFE.
 CiCrk of the Probate Count.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06
MINES AND MINING.
WEDNESDAY. May 5-P. ]

WEDNESDAY,. May 5-P. II.
The special feature of the day IN mining STOCKS
was Central Arizona. The stock yesterday cioSeu
at at tho Stock Exchange. But to-day, wlthih
five minutes after the opening of business thcre
were sales of 800 shares at 2, followed by rise 10
51,a5. Il is not surprising that such an operation
causes comments not at all fatternE in their char-
acter. Hardly any one believes that there was any
stock sold at @ while the 'washinG'-if such 1t was
undoubtedly induced sales at from 3l2 to Dy IN
noccnt holders of stock. The general market pre-
sentcd little of interest, prices as rule being WITH
ont important changes. ChTysOltc declined from
15Lto Ii 7and rose to15l2 Little Plttsburg Welded
from ia TO I'll and closed without recovery silver
Gin was , cents hiaher at and Little Gh't was
il higher n o. LcadVille at the Mining Board Snlu
ot 235G2. 2OG2 45O2.30, and at the stock FIX
change IT 1870 12 Anne was shade easier at
2O5 The COmstOck shares were tribe better;
California at 2l2 and Consolidated Virginia at 80
03Oj. B0dic was u lower at III but Bulwer was
ls higher at 5l2 South Bulwcr selling at l'O3
against yesterday. Hukil was again weak ana
fell to @ 10 with a good amount OF business Moose
fell 10 cents 10 LOS. Among the fancts" there
was Only Il small business done except ~ Great
Eastern winch sold at 70GGS0G9. and Buckeye;
winch sold at 5G051. The market closed dull ana
without feature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06
SHANAKIEL COLLEGE,
- Wapusworth Common, London 5. w.

FGuca;ionql for the daughters OF GentCuC Win
hirCas nnd thorough all tIc branches o
liberal education resident French AM German GoEeTlcss
with frstcass Musical aud other Professors III dli aJ'ei
with inclusive Terms maze LOT
nuIs OF ali ages coming distance who can De mel a.
ih, arrival OF the steamers ana W
wi ON aIc offered ali comforts and OF rrhEe hOdr
CncyCaptiOna Testimonials aud reference To paIcAs Oh pc'
cnt pupils on application to the Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06
NOT A WILDCAT.
0 the EdftOr or The tribune.

To the EdftOr or The Tr d nc.
SIR: Referring to letter in your issue OF April
20 from SwcctiauS Ca, headed Alleged Wiucuts'
beg to shy thai with Dut exception, every assert H.
surmse ana iuluendu by your correspondent re-
spectIng the Spring Valley Hydraulic Company VIII u
dsproved TO the satisfaction OF every nteTeseu "ty
mines furnish the best aud most complete
TO the story about q lack Of fall and on dumping
tle fall OF water is than ampl-namey, oOO icet
and upward. The same may De sMd Oh the uuhpihE-
While tie reports contain enough evidence are also
rrcparrd show To any testimony Of Professor
r. H. Stretch lone OF special eCineesl IN when NC
explicitly contrAdicls every statement made ~ your
cOfrrsDOudrnt 10 tnc dcrimCnL OF this company Also
the statement made by Charles l. Jenkins OF salem,
Naes-t Gentleman Of the highest character, VINO iOr
twenty-five years has been. aud stu -, ldcnuneu VIII
thr property. The gist OF these statements IA, -
First That II Is not IN our knowledge that the Spng
Valley Mining and rrlgatlng Company MhH eEtI
on the London market any price. The property OF
FOEdated with It, both forming the Spring Falcy ny,
dr,uIjc Gold, was offered tho London market at
50 600 coo abort the time the property or the Ola
Spi lng Valley (Which ~ less than 0ne-tArd OF the Woe
Francesca ut the ralC OF S2.5OUOOO. , ,
SrcOad-That the fall requisite 10 carry on inc taiI-
ngs rs fully 900 feet, which ~ more llHn ample lbat
the INVASION Of the lands Of farmers on the creek
through which the taings run " IL cOntra0Icicd Dy us
own assertion, which is that the " company Pu'en"Se"
ybird-Tncrc Is no accumulation Oftaiings DISCHARGED
from tn" mines within distance or from one ana niii
10 TWO m' OF the mine -, - -, -
n,yur the lava cap need contradictions Ii would
br u new 10 remove tue lava cap from any ny
Ti0b-Thr surini.c respecting the aggregation Of
clrluIS IL ~ :irrly mlsprnYCn by tic transcript nom
The books luhlshcd in our reports. ,- ,
We always invite the closest scrutiny mo dcti!s OF
any uroprfty which receives III" Endorsement II MS
80 1,bntv :. A. WHEELwRIGUT. Seer, tarY.
rs. Mining Inr-stmuH Co., Ac'o' YORK. May A. l9So'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06

Mining Company BOdie) reports. under dSte Oh
iH ePTei W was " in 2O5 feet The Wine from
the east crosgcut was down. ten ao,,b feet
formation. Tho cast crOsscut on the 500-foot
level was in 4S feet, and the south drift on Pacific
No. 8 was in 9 feet. The vein was steadily mpToy-
ing, and drift north from the 5OO-ioot station
was soon to be begun. 49,. -
Concerning the development of mining prop-
critics it is an interesting fact that IN many
cases the cost of shipping machinery 10
the mines far exceeds the value OF the
machinery itself. The Mohave Mining ana
Milling Company have just shipped TO their mines
of transportation from GAINESVILLE, Ohio, to the
mine ii 10 SAID Will be more than the original cost OF
the mill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06
cIosyyo PRICES or RosToy STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WEDNESDAY, May 5-P. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, May 5-P. NJ.
Tho stock market to-day naturally was more or
less feverish. While there evidently existed
strong inclination to make better prices timidity
was an equal factor in the speculative situation so
prices only got better to weaken again. Yet
there was gradual growth of confidence,
which enabled each recovery from de-
preston to carry prices just shade
higher than they had gone before. These fluctua-
tions had continued until after o'clock; the un-
expectedy large purchase of bonds by the Treasury
was known. and tho market seemed to be just ripe
for n brilliant closing, when suddenly an attack
unon Missouri, Kansas and Texas. evidently from
tho Same source which had been buying
r. all day at from S4ls up to 35a4, followed
nv n pressure upon Central and Hudson and Lake
Shore, destroyed all prospects OF immediate buoy
ancy and happy ending. The movements n'en-
toned we're not 50 well executed that the evident
nanlpulation in them was disguised from the most
obtuse of operators. But what is the object of tho
queer manipulation is not so clear.
The business Of the day was 271 ,029 shares
against 309900 shares yesterday and 4l2.S0O
ohares Monday. As measured by the amount
of transactions, Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western, Missouri. Kansas and Texas Lake
Shore. st. Paul, Erie and Pacific Mail were the
particularly active stocks but Central and Hud-
son. with sales OF only 1900 shares. showed greater
fluctuations than any Of these During
the early business this stock was standing
at 129012Sla but In tho raid made
later In the day Its price was carried
down to 128 after which 1t sold at 12e%@l26+.
AT the sams time the price Of Lake shorer which
had hardened gradually to 165'4 was forced down
70 lOS7s0 1851 sre Michigan Centraps price was
knocked IA seSs to e5. M,ssoori. Kansas and
Texas was firm at 25aA little after 2 o'clock. bat
it finally sold at S4Ss. Erie rose from II . 10 42ia
but during the raid II again sold at 4ia.
lhe whole market was more or les s&scted hg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06
THR ORIGINAL SUMMIT MINING COM

PANY. Of BOdie, Cal, and John HevstOn. oeorge W.
Smiley ana Bixhy removed from No. 70 broadway to
No. l (RoOn - waLsG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06

HE
ROBERTSON ELEcTRIc ORE REDUCTION
COMPANY
haveFemoyed their Offices 70
Roorns ~ and ~. No. 90 Broadway
LIRDIAEY y. SEAMAN Secretary.
NeW-Yark, April 20. lsSe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06
CNOWDRiFT CONSOL. MINING CO.,

- OF COLORADO.
CAPITAL, S2501,O00; 100000 shares value So
Iull paid and .assessabe.
TRUSTEES:
EDWARD NJ. MCCooK Ex-Governor Of Colorado Col.
HENRY W. SLocUH, Prest CrOsstOwn l. r. Co. Brooklyn
GENERAL JAMES MCQUADR, New. York.
GENERAL ADELBEKT AMES, New.YOrk.
EDWARD II. POWERS, supt. NewYOrk Cotton Exchange.
WILLIAM r. HUNT, Of Hunt & Dunlap. New-YOrk
LRwIs J. LADNER, Banker, PhilA .elphia
MALCOLM PETERS Banker. Philadelphia.
GEORGE PIKaIE secty. Comr. Exchange. Philadelphia
REGISTRAR OF TRANsFERs Farmers Loan and Trust Go.
,,,. (ClIATHAM NATIONAL BANK, New.York
bahkers BANK OF CLRAR GEEK Co, Georgetown
(sEwELL & PIERCE. NewYork
Counsel (SAMUEL b. Hurry, Philadelphia
X. s. MORRISON, Georgetown. Col.
The property 10 situated in GRIFFITH DISTRICT,
CIEARCREEk COUNTY, COLORADO has q large ore
body and has the Gold Medal Prize for the
largest best collection Of from blossom rock down.
Principal ofdce so Broadst. Rooms n aud Ia NewYor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06
Filming.

DICKINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING
III COMPANY.
Organized under the laws OF New YorS.
Locations ~ mn!cs: SUMMIT co NTY. COLORADO.
Capital S,ocE al00Hn00O; 2OJ0Dj shares par value 80
STOCK UNASSESSABL+
OFFICERS
President, GEORGE d. ROBERTS.
Vice President, GEORGE Il. HOBISSON.
Secretary, u. +. VFEDENA1A
Treasurer STET HEN V. WHITE
General MaHagUr JAMES C. BROWN
ConLuunC Engineer, W. =. KEYES -
Bankers, AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
TRUSTEES:
George Roberts, George Is. Robinson ApAnn p n Stafford
Stephen V. White, Jonas Ii. FrTch John ID.
Prince, NViCB Latch -
Principal Office: Rooms 81 and % BOREEL BUILDING,
No 1 4
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RnsfrnrflGn.


For BOYS anu IOuuE
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL ~, NELL sStod;
v TUTE New.HavGn. Conn, General Tussells School.
Preparrt eoleGe sclentc tceS9 i,tn U nmastcs
Ample opportunity for athlctc games rowing &C,
CORNELL UNIVERSlTY.-Twely C"urse s
lead 70 degrees viz Agriculture Architecture AI ,
Chemistry and phEses Csy eT Science
Science and Letters. students not stckins s, W. az
ithaca ana at r GsSpg 90 + Tn ae GS
High school at ClevGanS o. ue h1G T, U Iune =
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IRVING boarding and DAY Day
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PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
cSdn,StTT E caa rSc and English degrees
conferred - Colonel IIIE 70. HYATT ir's't
SWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE'S. anuual SUM m.
mer sehS9 5th yea for BTys ana fGI Study
OPTIONAL elective for the Summer frequent i
S99 nG mGn Ipa To- Gae ssnG for circular
giving picture OF Academy gymnasium ETC.
For Young Laoles-CountrY.
AN English. French and German Boarding
"A aud Day School for yeuug ladies' West End institute
GROVE HALL. New-Hayen,, Conn;-Nliss
HOWE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-WaltIIam,
II Mass; every desirable; thorough ine;rGction
April 20 For PROSPECTUS address LAD ,crTenc liz
r. Hanks - East 3uth.st.
MRS. ROBERT H. GRlSWOLD and Daugh-
WI tors attractive HOME and SCHOOL, LYME, Conn.
special advantages for vocal muse harp piano. guitar ula"
ing, painting. &c. Borders i'll vacation.
NIT. HOLYOKE SEMlNARY.-Four years.
wi course special courses in French German
and Greek laboratones cabinets am ART gallery library OF
WARD, Principal south Hadler Mas.
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| DARTIES suffering with mental or nervous
diseasts board and proper atchl on III q;
private family. Address EXPERIENCir Tribune lP;1"n
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06
For Both sexes-CounsrY.

A PRiL 7-Spring term opens ut pennington
n seminary Pennington. Nj Tbos llaulon y. d" FMS
CLAVERACK (N. w COLLEGE and HCD--
" son RIVER INSTIrUrE.-A boarding school OF
high rank Id instructors 10 deprimcnis LangulCeS All
aud speciLties. Rev. AiOnzO Fack PHI d. President
N1APLEWOOD INSTITUTE-FOr both sexes;
WI CoucOrdyle Penn: SO per students pre-
a 81 for business Yale Harvard first class pr s>ors =
j. SHORrIIDGE, y. NJ, Principal
MT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
w ut KiscO " y, youn. Ia lies and children Will r.
open sept ~ Ic&sOiGUe Miss T. Hyatt iHncral
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTlTC IL. New
~ ton sussex County. Y. j.. rOpens september lnr
Feudos exceedingly hta NY, 'Nrc.icht govern
IN ana influences thorough 10 ~ Tor rHy college
send for
j. FIvrl Me zee. LID Judge JOhu ~ bIalI JtI
scy CIty. s. = STEVENS, A. ".
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, y. Y.-Bolh
III sexes: enter any during summer; So
ler year; lr catalogue. VII 3ANNlSIEl a. N.
C,WARTIMORk COLLEGE, near PmladCl-
- ph;I-Uudrr care Of Friends Boti sexes admitted aha
receive the gime degrees college Courses laSsca scion
lite Englis. Normal Department PrcnarntOry ad NyI
Scl.1ns For PARTICULARS address EDWARD H. MAGILl"
President, SwaTtlnnOrt, Delaware Co.. Penn
Miscellaneous
CCHOOL Properties for sale or rCnt.-\ew
NSulnutr list mailed for stamp Scncrmlhnrn 10 r. l4tl
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Doaro ail0 Rooms.


West Sids.
n and board also hall reference li7 Wr.t t3det
ENTIRE FLOOR, four light rooms; meals
II served by caterer desired; also phys:cils once.
a. DALEY, 40 "a West 31th ST. --.
pARTlES deslriug strictly lirst-ras hoard or
appv S TO y X &C. s US 50 iGSh,iSs MURRAY I'M
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Other aud siugle rooms FOR gentlemen
4 OPPOSITE Central Park, near l. Station,
delightful airy now ready for gentlemen home
guaranteed 81 up with rstclass family table, early break
0I WEST 27TH-ST, north side, second
floor; bathroom closets hot and cold ali modern
veuiences terms reasonable.
WEST 1OTH-ST. -HanGsomcly furnished,
HI 10 large and small rooms with excellent board Tor
families gentlemen terms moderate transient II perday
East Side.
A LADY occupying large and elegant house
"A Central Plrk wishes cN per1nent bo tqr
HILL Station k
E0 PARK-AVE.-In small family, an entire
% floor separately; also. other large and small
with without board. Tor spring aud Summer.
~ LAFAYETTE-PLACE. Family Hotel !;
rooms en- suite and single i1anseut - per day table
% EAST 20TH-ST. -Furnishcd rooms to
90 Jet 10y year with without boar To gen
temen = Al families reference required terms reason
abe. ~.-
Miscellaneous.
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0r1tner5.


A LADY TEACHER of experience wishes q
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ALL wanting best Teachers, American aud
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MUSIC TEACHERS.-Srnd for circular of
lNA 81 weeks summer ssOn or the ONO Normal
Music ScnuOl. methods OF Instruction, cIincni III
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There aye Veal features which mahc il exceedingly d'sir
alr 10 teachers AddICssN cos STEWART, Cleveland Dhh
DINCKNEY'S AGENCY for SCHOOLS and
I TEACUEfS.-IntTOducC-t q Schools an! families sn1e
T.r Am, rcan and For i Teachers for any drpdrt n
Insructon The Index. just pu1ish"i confirms T.acl
and other valuable informant. furnished for stamp.
JINtkNEY'S HCHODL UltEt TORY. - pages ia
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mai 81 To- 10, lie GET;
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domestic Building Broadway aud !4.st., y. y Ciy
TENEACHERS, ATTENTION.-Ear opportu-
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VNEACHERS supplied to schools and famillrs.
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DELICAN and DIVES MINING COMPANY

DELICAN and DIV Els MINING COMPANY
Organized under the laws OF the state Of New:York.
silver Mines situated at GEORGErOWN,
In Griffith District, CIear Creek County, Colorado.
35UOO00O: 5OOOO Shares Par Value. $40
STOCK FULL PAID AND NON-ASSESSABLE.
Rcgtstrars OF Transfers Farmers Loan aud Trust Co
BanEeTsi The National Bank OF the state VI NewYOrk
TRUSTEES
EoRyIN GREEN. President w. L. Telegraph Co.. y. Y.
IRSRY -. PLANT. President Southern tx. Co, Ny.
l. c. BABCOCK, Treas. Adams EX. Co.. y. V
l. CARSON SEC. Southern Bel Telephone & Tel. Co.. NY
]. IL. MUNsoN, DrrXcl Building, NcwYOrk
ALBERT i. CHANDLER President A. and T. Tol Co.. ~ Y.
W. G. uUMsToNR GenI 5upt \. and r. Tel. Co, N. Y.
TEO. y. VAIL Cen Man. National Telephone Co.. Boston.
THos ]. BRADY Assist. Postmaster Genl Washington, DC
URNgY s. RUSSELL, Boston. Mass.
General FRANCIS J. NJ ARsFALL. Georgetown, Col
JAARs NJ ORNEs Gen1 Supt SO Bsll Tecpan TcCo N.Y.
OFFICERS:
NORVIN GREEN. President
HENRY >. RUSSELL, Vice President.
TIIEO. n. VAIL, Vice President.
Il. II. ROCKIES TER, Treasurer.
GEORGE e.. WILDE. Secretary.
CLARENCE GARY. New.YOrk. lCo,r.o,
JEiiOMK +. MANNING. Worcester, Mass to"uSe-'
Principal Once: 1917 Broadway. Room 20, Western Union
Building, NGw-YOrk
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-16
DEVILTRIES AND DISASTERS.
WIFE MURDER.

NAFE
New YORK, Aug. l5.-Jeremiah Ford was
arrested to-day for knocking his wife down
Saturday night and inhlcting Injuries which
caused her death. Ford was drunk at The
time, and the woman Was endeavoring to yet
him home,
ROUND House BURNED.
OaDENsRona, N. z, Aug. 15.-The round
house of the Osdensburg & Lake Ohamplain
railway, this city. containing FIVE locomotives,
was destroyed by fire this morning. Lcsg.
Sl0O,0O0; insurance unknown.
KILLED Els FATHER.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 15.-George Rockers an
old man, was killed this morning by Herman
Rockers, bis son, in the Dayton, Kentucky, de.
pot, opposite the eastern portion of Cincinpsti,
Rockers has been melancholy for some time
over the loss of money of his own depolited
with Archbishop Purcell; also trust funds de-
posted with the bankrupt Sc. Francis church
OF Dayton, Kentucky. He had been drinking
and this morning, having been refused money
by his wife. he undertook to strike her with :,
hammer, when his son Herman struck him
with spade and crushed his skull. He died
in few hours.
EXAGGERATED.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug. l5-Ths report of
the accident at Mount Hope last night was
greatly exaggerated. Careful inquiry to-day
elioits the facts no one was drowned or even
seriously injured. When the platform upon
which numbers of persons were standing
awaiting the opportunity to get in the boat
gave away about fifteen were preoipitated into
the water. There much excitement hut the
depth of water was not over five feet and those
who we're overheard had little difficulty in
getting ashore. Reports of serious disaster
reached this city and created great alarm.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-16
THE AFGHAN WAR.

LosDos, Aug. 1.-The following Ia YER
bstive Of dispatch to the Daily Meas from
IS corres poneent at st. Petersburg lsst night:
81 have grave reasons to believe that Ayoob
Khan has been acting In concert with and
been assisted by Abdul Rahman, the present
smesr, and that the worst suspicious are not
without some foundation. would assured
ly not send such disconosrting intelligence
except on the most serious grounds Toe
expression worst suspicious is interpreted to
refer to Russian intrigues, or possibly to
rumors of actual Russian cooperation with
Ayoob Khan.
The Standard has following from Qaetta:
Fresh native reports state that Ayoob Kasn
still intends to attack Candahar. BIS hosi-
tation TO attack doss not arise In default OF
his capacity, but because be ia uncertain
whether to attack by esoalade or sap and
mine.
The Standards Berlin correspondent
says the dead Afghan reported the 18th as
having been found on the road from Samsr-
cand to Russia, and supposed to have been
an emissary to Russia, was an Afghan chief
who was attached to Abdurrahman before
the latter left Turkistan. He was bearer of
dispatches from Abdurrahman to General
Kaufman.
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be the only representative of Minnesota pres

be the only representative of Minnesota pres.
ent.
Lake City oommandery, whichi joined the
Minneapolis Sir Knights yesterday, will be
CHARTERED at the Sherman House. The follow.
ing Is the official roster: Eminent commander,
Sr J. o. Stout adjutnnt, Sir @. A. HUB
bard; oaptain-general, Sir Henry Rolf;
prelate, Sir G.. W. T. Wright; senior war
den, Sir Il. Nj. Powers; recorder, Sir III. O.
hempj standard bearer, Sir FL. ID. Stocker;
sword bearer, Sir CIV. Orary captain of guard,
Sir s. N. Sowden; also p. G.. E. O., Sir L. f.
Dodge; T. E. O., Sir W. J. Whitney; P. Z. c.,
Sir E. b. Ellsworth; and eighteen Knights.
The grand musicale and dansanie at tbs ex-
position building on Tuesday evening promises
to be the most magnificent event of the kind
ever witnessed. IL is estimated that at least
sixty Thousand people will be upon the main
or dancing toor, while the galleries will con
tain some forty thousand spectators. The
oulldlhg has been thoroughly inspected during
the week with view TO ascerrainng IFS So ETY.,
and pronounced perfect. The main floor Will
be waxed, and the music. furnished by four or
chestras, will be of the best order.
CLEVELAND. Aug. l5.-Seventeen car losds
of Knights Templar from Nsw York and the
New Engiand States passed through here to-
night for Chicago. Oriental commandary, of
this city, which has the distinguished honor of
being selected as escort for the grand con-
mandary OF the United States at the triennial.
will leave tomorrow morning in a special
train or fourteen cars eaborately decorated.