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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27

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GinerA esstrttu Fubiitum I'm aastmtintn uHb bn boom.
SttaIi6ttt imsbdcnsrt ~tmPftbIs ID mttu atuet Pager zen
RUnfrau3su, SrI&en,
Qibpritn, arruitn,
WsibpaTer.8 sBr,
We6fdnn6tn, Qampsu,
Ganbelabrss, 8abnrnfrsu,G,
5aufftint uub Statuen fir
Rir@tn une 8apsasn, &c. e.
20 8trnn
ReBsspdnber, 8au6mdntel,
StOlen, 9borbemOen, Sabrti3er,
Grasbimmsl, 9lltaripisen,
@arnitursu II. StOffe Glsr art.
GbtHfU ge1saSu. Gssaba4u. Rrn,, Hus sEs aH.pabl
grIdbtuHssblttr, 6rEsttt v. T. %
etas an 3anh ausssWds!t. S&EudIs&sn ssa satantrt.a
9sIs. uub SiIbsrrSars. ubrtetsu, @slh RrataL
tpns, fdnhe Nahspupptn. YIiiiHakumsHts aQu Der VT,
f6itteuatn SCrttR, SshsH v. n.
Gonrab Htdtr.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-13

LONDON. March 2d.-A Berlin special says the
Emperor for ONE time past has been slightly IN
well. He is troubled with an affection of the chest
and lungs, and experiences pains and difficulty in
breathing His physicians enjoin repose and care
fulness in avoiding exposure to cold. Though not
serious his sickness causes uneasiness on account of
his old age.
WASHINGTON, March 2d.-fhe Local Option law
yesterday passed the House OF the Pennsylvania
Legislature by a vote of l24 to 81.
Mr.. Pages bill to prevent the immigration of Chi
nese coolies and prostitutes. was reported unani-
mously by the Senate Committee on Foreign Rela-
tions, and there is hope of passing it before adjourn
ment.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-13

ACCIDENT TO PRoE. MooRE-The many friends
and aequaintances of Prof Moore will be sorry to
learn, that while on q visit to the crater Of Kilanea
he fell into a assure in the lava, and was rather badly
but not dangerously burnt about the hands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-13

INCREASING THE DUTIEs.-The U. s. House of Rep
resentatives have passed the tariff bill, raising the
duties on tea and coffee and wool ten per cent. on
present rates, and on sugar twenty-five per eeat. But
it is doubtful If the Senate viii agree.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-13

FHERE WILL BE No MUSIC at Emma Square this af-
ternoon, the band being detailed to attend on the
funeral
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-13

Es- The Rev. Mr.. DoaRe lectured on Mierone-
STA last evening, at the Lyeeum, for the benefit of
the Y. ". c. A
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-13

q Our next news from the coast win probably
be brought by a vessel en- route for the guano islands,
as we learn one had been chartered TO follow the
CoIoUG.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-13
SATURDAY, MARCH Is.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

TIE vorcASoEL-Msuna Loais reported as quies-
cent-Kiauea still active and brilliant.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-13

[RoR KAuAI-H, R H. Prince Leleiohoku and
Suite took passage in the steamer for Kauai yester-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-13
TIMETABLE OF THE
STEAMER KILAUEA,"
M~ARCHANT, : MASTER.
Ak6~

No Credit for Passage Money!
TICKETS AT THE OFFICE oNLF.
No berth will be considered as taken until paid for. Not
responsible for baggage unmarked or any Freight OF Parcels
unless rcceipted for.
FREIGHT MONEY! DUE ON
" eAMURL g. WILDER, Agent.
once with Wilder l. Co, corner OF Fort and Queen Streets.
94
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-13

REPORTED MuRDER AT HAwAI.-A native letter
from Hamakua, received per KlGEsa. says-"I
heard yesterday that on the Attn inst. at Hamakua, q
man named Palaile had killed another named Nawsa,
in a drunken spree. Nawaa is an insane man. The
murderer is in prison at Waipio."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-13
TH0S. G. r
GENERAL NEWS 9
FOR
AMERICAN AND
AMERICAN AND
FOREIGN MAGAZINES,
NEWSPAPERS AND
OTHER PERIODICALS!

NNOULD RESPECTFULLY o
the Public that he Is prepared at all times TO attend
to all orders In his line
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-13

I OPIUM SMUGGEING.-Last Tuesday evening, two
.seamen belonging to the steamship .Macgrsgor we're
arrested by the police in q Chinese restaurant, in the
act of selling some opium which they had brought
from the ship. Some twelve boxes were found on
them. On Wednesday, in the Police Court, they
were fined respectively 800 and SIS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-13

INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION OF CHnE.-C. S. Bar
tow. Consul for Chile, requests us to remind plan
fers and others on the Islands, that he is ready to
receive and forward free of charge, any articles in
tended for the exposition, which opens on the 10th
of September next. The importance of being well
represented at these grand exhibitions of the
worlds industries. it strikes us, cannot be over
estimated. Experience has proved that they are
wonderful stimulators of trade and commerce. and
have largely benefited all who have taken any
part in them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-13
HONOLULU PAPERS AT PUBLISHERS RATES.
Having Wide Awake Agents in San Francisco

Subscribers are assured Of their being as early recipients
Of their periodicals as through any other source.
Files Of Reading Matter made up on Short Notice
Tor Travellers, Seamen and others
rF Periodicals 20 be discontinued or changed must be
advised ahead, or all received after the time desired will be
charged at Counter ReIaiI Rntes, as from the low
margin on the News Subscription Business, IL is impossible TO
assume from one TO three months publications beyond a Sub
scripIir. through the want Of forelhought in others.
No Subscriptions Received for Less than One Year |!
Payable Invariably in Adrunee
l. e. at the close Of the quarter during which such have been
Received or ordered. All Subscriptions unpaid at the end Of
the month following the quarter, the Publications will be re-
tanned until the same is settled for; but no subscription is
stopped unless IL is so ordered. 1t is always assumed that q
Subscriber viii notify when he wishes his publications discon-
tinued. ga
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-13
No SubssriptIons Received for Less than One Year
SKINS.

- THE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE
to pay the highest market price for Dry
-44-A Hides, Goat Skins and Goat TaloH.
sT sm @. BREWER q co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-13

ICedll HENRY n. L. CAHTEH.
The President also sent to the Senate, with the
treaty. letters from DR.. Young, Chief of the Bureau
of Statistics, and Secretary Bristow, showing statis-
tics of the trade between the United States and the
Hawaiian Islands, and the latter favors the ratifca-
ton of the treaty.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-13

Subscribers are assured Of their being as early recipients
Of their periodicals as through any other source.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-18
MnnftN...mnltk

SCENT none need cd .rry V5y those sves
Address ALI. box BOIL iii. Sun once. '' WV -'''
WANTED.A Young man wGo reside, S NTH =.
address s1BS p g. ot 90. scc Sun Once ono O''
WANTED Three sslesnen TO solicit orocr. VINO
willing to make ~, OF ccWmi' =; oo AePT
w CINE auc bolIrr Gin Sii sad Benson at. near
Leonard It., New York city.
WANTED A competent man to ss.is, in nc s,lss
ray st., no IN q fromptob.
WANTED tca glcrsi ono Who easc T.. tss
Foiton st. New YorE
WANTED Live men to sci, tess and n9e groc",cs
w 10 consumers. Address KILLARNEY, boz Nv
WANTED twenty-five = IN c1ssimcre hat nnlsh.
w era Apply corner wDionghby and RAYMOND
ets., Brooklyn.
WANTED A farmland; also, nsn and wife as
Ninth at
WANTED A competent man to take cherce ola
o ~ Dr'''-hn'h'ns shop. Address c. box i'' sun
NVANTED-rwo lunch men to attend lrncn bar.
w ana make them elves generally useful. $40 Broad
WANTED Two good table .glass cutters a, $50
w BROADWAY =. II. NICOL CO.
WANTED Two rooier. and one plumber. 3, io5
w 6lh av' ton noor on honiav, T. aud 10 o'clock
WANTED A good 'rpenier and mlllwright. Ap.
w piyto RGRAVEs& CO., is5 Carlton sv., BrcokiyS.
NVANTED-At 22s Wooster st., good ornamental
w eleetrotypcr steady work no others need apply
WSTEpI, As sSr s9 to open oyscrs ara Ss
w LEADLHY SONS. 40 Prince st.
WANTlhlRbRTsRG s9 70 YAH %tSS.i. A. root,n
WANTED-io men II stitch on leather. Apply 7
w A. NJ. ~ Prince st.. rear
WhSS1T1s.lnsdf smart 'o''F'd walter boy ''o'' 10
WANTRD-A man to milk cows. Corner Of ic0th
w At. an ! Oth av.
WANTED A young man in grocery store. 81 Full
WANTED-A German barber at oil sdw.
so t1 qES SnR'S GkTY rFs A%sSy
situations d0lamto
An tnsinecr wishes employment with marine or
~ stationary engine refers to former emp'oyera
ia. JOHNSTON, sis rh str Brooklyn, d.
A GOOD German ba,cr vans good situation IS
~ GOO sceo 4 AM OF bread and cskes. Please call
An architectural drlu !htsman desires situations
Gol nv sun otacc.
BAKER A steady order OF dinner cook Is open
ID ior an Engagement Apply at Oh Cana IT,
INNGINHEW wants situation to run stationary
~ cneinci mas license. Address w. NJ, box 100 sua
fINO BOSS BAKERS. A Good baker wishes sit
for d." ''a " norman Iots RUFF, 100 carysis t.
WANTED \ stuluon by a boy Of y IN ereccry
box d, Soni,cciio suili' N county. n !
DO EAST 3Orn 81. between 1t AMI Cd
O-iD avs. nr.t nnot. front ro'm.A respectable
Wiling child terms for Walking c6ild "a per week
III EAST IiTH ~. room II: "A re.Pee,abl.e
wa. tug at Ssf own home ~ deissnds hains in ali
it, branches hes. ci'v reference.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-18
Seal esiat:
~ wANTING rARMs.

4 Ill WANTING FARMS.
For sale 20 farmers. and farm lanOrera
from he old cuuntr' good farm lands. VIRGIN soil at
$50 per acr. on years credit. The soil Is gOOi
productive loan near the great markets Of New York
aud Philadelphia BY railroad, where from ~ to 40
constitute good farm whcn partly planted TO fruit.
From TINS locality greater quantity and variety OF
fruit 10 set to market than from other place OF
thriving community with good roads, sorcs schools.
and manufactures. fcnac members of famtiet ana
Others procure good work at straw sewing. shoe
work. Dut IA maNng clothing worS, and other
branches. Many English. lfisl, scotch German and
Swede frmer- have settled ami prospcrous. Num.
locating. = rminz is m0re profitable than west on
account q the rkrts. For excursion tickets apply
u JOHN y PAGI, 1l2 Park ri icc. two doors from
West IT, New York. Papers CONTAINING full lnfOrms-
ton vii be seat free Of charge.
A BARGAIN 81. 25ocash. and mortgage for same
IN unit viii buy cosy Ittags. rooms, bod ctl.
lar ouhousH-, clstrrn, a D.. large rtcn, fruits and
flowers healthy locllt near three lines q cars title
perfect immediate possession. Inquire OF WM H.
GoUDGE 2i3 Mo ,tlsue It,. Brooklyn.
NEW, TASTY HOUSES. six rooms and Gel az .
~ fOr $1,000 5000, S2 0 and s24Opi hig1 g-ou I'd .
seven M e. from New YORK ~ t. iins lay hoolsi
PINOT graphs from T. q. 4 G. :. BROWN,
o. Broadway.
nIICK TRANSIT.-Ncw York city Iots, IS by
" i,i Tor sSe5 each ptrf cash chance seldom oc
Ca-rus strirr home IN THIS city, where property
Will soon double 10 value. u. w. DllCHErf. New
Chamhcrs IT,
fI'O BUILDERS. Hooks ~ lots IN Glendale. on
L Myrtle ay. - minutes from Drnoklvn f. rirs al
on mort u n pruNei loan u desired; suitable for
lOW-cOst dwellings, could be So fast a. but.
l.. G. LOCKE, 1870 Sth RI. ntai broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-18
NftnrsloIs.

A GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION 10 Key.
tue ia and iavorlte steamboat GEN. sEDGN 4CN,
Capt. VIM HauNlursl VI ,"dvt Zoo ct BiscitY t.,
New lorN, "a Hl5 \. NJ, landing ne knz. hrthpnrt,
Union, lsMsvil'e and Perta Annoy. Returning. caves
kriport at +. N.
A FISHING uANK every Tuesday, Thursday,
az anu Aund ~. nctlh ca ar leaving II rrisln st.,
II, $50 hh ~, T.. r., 7 pier -, n. r. 7:lb 10Th
st. y Il, 80; fier o. a. 81. NJ
Tickets. ~, Al. q. FOSTER Manager
INN ritAORDINt AIRY. September ana October
4 tAtuihiuns to ltiSh bridge. lhe sieumer TIGER
i.lb 10 yes hhrl IA ldge hourly from 4 NJ to g H.
H. snIdD at b Il n'ury. Steamers from Fulton
e' ana rec" sap connect steamer 1t Harlem bridge.
IHOnT Linz Doats lely. eau n. every sanity al d.
Il !pand ~ a, Nam /, 3 g. ali5ii) r. ". alIdtty At
10 NJ bl5, and Tlo T.. ", lin "a tdally and sun
Jaw Al Zlth anu dilh 10 mnlt lAt3r Fare, l1c.
SuNkshaE.. bMT l2iI1JL.}ssT TgRqro q, TIVE
BEACH-lhe steamer Analogous viii utNc cNcur.
s .,H e. h,cHawal Heaeh daiy t'uAdiys iacuiedi
gam at, y, r., $50 A. NJ. aud iIj "
West lOlhslj \, r., H;i1 A ana les i. VI.
nircliy 81, v. H., y A, 4. 81 1850 -. H.
iultOn Terry, brJOtlfh o; - A. VI. ant r. VI
iteInrnng boats leave HocNaw.Y a. IL A. NJ. AMI
Fare $50, Excursion urkosb),.
SEAWA NlIAkA Sunday EXCURSIONS
- ~ HeA Clll, lrse fOiut Nulte'tUl q 1t Ca,
nri Island, SANDS Point, G,en Cove, Glen WOOD aul
R0syn.
m. steamer sEAwANHAKA lelves Peck slip eye-y
SUNDAY AT A NJ, On st. al OBS A. NJ, snd aji
A. Hlb A. NJ Tor the above pa' es RETURNING to the
city about r. good D0it ana not crowded.
Duner and refreshments ON board,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-18

THE FASTEST LINE AFLONT
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
alling NJ ork harhor hotn ways.
Sailing ever Thur-day 'Uu Live 'nOll and every
SATURDAY from White star wharf, Pier o., Norh rNrr.
GEL rpt -, + II.
AhhiA IL tlct y bn \ NJ
hNp,NNNln '+'''''. '''''''''''''' 10 a
Pl,s'n or arcoWm dation Is unrv It, aloon, $50,
$50 and 800 gold Re url cNets o. favorable terms
Stcerlgc, SIS
n. -flssase tiesets and drLfts can be obtained
NhHe star W arr, lpOt " West 10Th 81.
RI, COHflS, Agent, 10 Broadway, View York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-18
SabllIus B1nRs.

IXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK.
~ Clrner ejl 8. lnd On av, New YORK
Illerest computed ana OnpOuluel ard July.
Interest PAID. SIX PSR CENT. lntofcst ltnnelo %
the hrst u tue month next following tao deposit Dink
open daily also may, Ned Ie.llY, an SATURDAY
evenings JOIN Il. De Nlff. rftsi lent.
n. h. THuRBRR Nioe rres'L GKO. q, WALDO Sec'T
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-18
%mustmtntS


ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
~ Proprietor and Manager. MT. hugustlh Dhu
Matinee 70 day At raif past one.
LAST TIME Of
SARATOGA,
Tonight ri g.
TOR THE FIRST TIME,
80 - After elaborate preparation, .
Mr.. HENRY BYRONe greatly eucce-etul COMEDY,
now approaching its 800 nigh! 10 London, entitled
- -- OUR DOYS. ,,.
DAILY 90 March last BY TIL, AUTHOR and 90 decided
New soenery Dy ROBRRrS, DUPLhCo AID wiTHh,M,
Tabor Champneys DIS sonl, MI Maurice barry more
Pcrkyn Mlddrwck " retire buttern my Mr.. Lewii
ChaHes Middle wick nus sOnj ......hr D. ~ iiarkins
nsrp McNroso Miss AMY, bHyEN PORT
Viole' Meirose cousins Mis-, JEFTIYs LEWIS.
Miss Champneys tSir ueoys eistcrl. Mre e. w. uiDett
Belinda Ga lodging house serv lnD Niss sidney CVWeh
ACT I-At the Butte mans.
Scene-PcrEyn Middiew1c,'e country house.
Oar boys arrive from abroad
ACT lf.-At the Baronete.
Socne-Drawing room IN SIR GeofryH. -
Our BOYS aud our girls mate contrary 70 ORDERS seven
mouths are supposed 70 have capscd. $500,
ACT fIl-Mrs. Patchans thrce.pair back:
Our BOYS IN dstrcss our girls 10 the rescuel Los
soas in housekeeping a1d ~ ir,mony'
Every night aud Saturday Matinee
NEXT WEEK.
hue notice viii he liyen " the nrs appearance OF
Mr. kDMlN booth. Miss CLARA MOkKlS and Mr.
IOIIN uROrHIIAM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-18
9ors,s, dlrIuJss, ct.

"A aud KIM $50. $50 $50. Of Hudson ST.. saloon.
A TEAM OF iron.gray rises also several pony built
"A h0rscs' sound and kind u Canal sti saloon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-18
PAOiFIo NAIL TTNAM.nIr cOlrANY's

LIN O..
FOR JAMAICA And SAVANlLIA.
STA sur HENRY en- AUNCEI
WIZ sail for the above. named Du.ts
SATURDAY SEPT. % 81 Is VI.
FOR freight or passage greatly reduced rates apply
At conpinya ONCE, % Jicr 100 81 Canal -, North
river. II. j. bULLAl supci 10 emu at.
STATB LINE.-TO GLASGOW. BELFAST. LIy-
ERPo0L, LONDONDERRY. &C. sailing from Pier
80 Nurn kNrrl
THksT ATE OF PENNsYlVANtA.we Wed, Sept %, 10 NJ.
Tue AfE or lNDlANA, Ncine ,diy, sept e.
PASSENGFkS fOhM At.nED DIRECT 10 ALL
PARTS or EUROPE AT LOWEST RATES.
Storage ~ low AS ny any other me, Drltts Tor 81
ana upward. For ireislt " plssAfs apDY TO
AUSTIN BALD ~ ~. Assls ~ BroIlEAI.
Steerqse pIssA e nee 40 BroaIwIy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-18

81 steantous.
(MPr. POST REDIVIYUS.-On Monday, Sept.
that nave hcen taken from IN elements pr yious
the ground being frozen aud the above has not proued
con-rqucntlY II IA nearly good a when reaped ;
who can exec tho Cap'anY n. B.-LOok out for your
runaway horses. For fur her uarucuars read circu.
d. POST. $40 80 ay., New YORK.
hIVOHCES legally obtained for inc0mpatiollity
~ &c; resilenc' unn eceHarY fee afer decree. Ad
dress l.. o. Dox l,O57, holgo, III.
nR. A. SUTZOFF, from Russa, treats Rheuma
, tisn only Positive cure IN any stage Of the
disease. OAl e, $50 East 5lst 81.
UMPORTANr 20 boot and sh "a men.-I Will send
10 any address, re ei9t OF 81 the he recipe for
&c cent Tor req lng, tchng or cementlng channels
waterproof sample bottles 25c. Addross MURPHi 4,
500 Washington st., Newark, N. j.
HORTON'S ice cream. 81 30 per gAUoni church
festivals "a Il falrs 2Ic. qu uTti discount ON
lirser orders. sO5 4th ay, 28i Broadway, ald 20
Chlthimbt.
MEDlUA A.. An d Sc lies ana Complaints treated 1
W. ny fers uilnss CURED satisfactorily consultation
free Dr.. WEST on Y ON o, A. B &C ier ~,
DOHT OFFICE NOrlCH.-The mus for Europe
y Tor tne week lhx 5itlrilY, SfpL IL. 1873. will
close at tins noe as tOOwsi on Wednesday AZ IL Mi
on Thursday AZ 1880 A. NJ and on Saturday at anu
ll&jo A. 81. T L. JAMES. Pos IN lster.
TINHETOLL q ATEi Prize Picture sent free An
Il ingeAlOus geml 90 objects 20 md Address, " lh
stamp k' q. ABBEY, BuhtlO n. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-18
pusJnIl tiutlrss.

1
A LII OFFlCEIt~ and soldiers woun led. however
Aslyl!D, cal OOia.n q pension thrJu ;h Dr. T. 10.
nISEASES or MEN. Nervous Debility, and
- KIN lred affections, speedily and pertinent
eurel ~ HENRY \. DANIELS NJ. d., la Lexington
hV', near SOtl 4. Hours, u 70 $.
NOTICE An persons are cautioned against mar.
~ boring or trusting my wife, Geiseni KOruang, ~
uoDb CONTRACTED W her van not be paid ny me
JACOB EOkTLAN0.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-15
FOLlCE COURT,
BEFORE JUDGE MARcuANT,

Drunk and Disorderlies-Pat. Hays
ANN Mack. y, viii Flahefty, Nellie Filz
gerald, Mary Cain, Thomas Lyons.
Miscelaneous-fhos. Lyons. abusing
family, three months; Michael Miller.
petit larceny, continued to january 49,;
Chas. Smith ana James Wilson, loiter.
ing, thirty days, each; Frank Clsalo,
vasrancy,. continued 10 January 20; Jas,
Sallen, lettering. continued to January 20:
Frank Stephens, Louis Stephens, Aug.
Sallen, Dom Sallen and John BOXERS,
vagrants, sentto House OF Refuge: TDos.
Cain, malicious destruction, 80 and costs /;
Chas. Churchill, grand larceny, contin.
ued TO Jan. Is; Mary Anderson and Mary
jackson, 80 days; Mary Yates, Eizzic
Davis, Maggie D.rrop, Josie Moore and
Della johnson, 30 days and $50; John
Bishop, petit larceny. 90. days; Sam Viii
liams, abusing family, 30 days; Joseph
Brooks ana James Grant, murder, held
over TO Court Of Common Pleas; Martin
Tellman and Lafayette Coffee, murder.
Tlos. Ryan and Matllitw " BY.
rau, arson, continued to Jan. 10; d. B.
i.uptoh,, permitliIg nuisance, cotinued
W March.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-15
On 'Chan0e.

President Holloway, to-day, on
'Change, announced the receipt of a
communication from the Chamber OF
Commerce of Charleston, S. c., asking
that the Cincinnati Chamber use its in
fiuence with Congress to secure the me-
cessary appropriation for. deepening
Charleston harbor.
The President remarked that the COM
pletion OF the new Southern railroad
would bring us in close communication
with Charleston, and asked what dispo-
sition the Chamber would make of the
communication. Mr.. Samuel +. Coving-
ton moved that the matter be referred to
a committee of three to examine the sub
ject and report to the Chamber. The mo-
ton prevailing the President named
Messrs. S. +. Covingtoh, George L. Davis
and G. W. Rowland.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-15
ROnld of COnnciLnpI,.

The Board met in regulap session
with 26 members present. and President
Miller in the chair. journal approved.
A communication ifOm the 2lst Ward
and also from the Sixth Ward, claiming
damages, was referred to the Committee
on Claims.
A communication was presented by
the chair from the Cincinnati Consoli.
dated Street Railroad Company asking
for q committee of three from the Board
Of COuncimen to act with the Solicitor
and Mayor, together with committee OF
three from the Board OF Aldermen, to
prepare ar ordinance.
The Chair, on motion, appointed as
such committee Messrs. Fitzgerald, Wise
and Heuekman.
The ordinance in question concerns
the street railroad business and its resu-
latlon, presented to the Board of A lter.
men by Mr.. A. d. Bullock at the last
meeting of that body.
A communication from the Mayor,
purported a veto to the matter of'the
claims Of the city on the L., ca T.. X. r.
In view 10 this, Mr.. Fitzgerald suggest
ed the appointment OF committee Of
three in connection with the Solicitor.
to consider the controversy existing be-
tween the city and the railroad compa.
ny, and report at the next meetlng at
O'clock.
Hereupon Several gentlemen arose and
expressed their opinions, some suggest
ing compromise ANA others the con-
lrary. At til S point the Chair arose and
stated that a. provided by Sec. of the
rules, any discussion on the veto OF the
Mayor would be out of order.
Five gent emen having asked for the
previous question, the motion of Mr..
Fitzgerald, regarding the appointing OF
a committee, was put to the house and
carried. the chair appointed Messrs.
Fitzgerald and Cassidy to act
as such commit tee.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-15
LAST EDITION.
The Beecher-7itton Trial.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Jan. 15.-The City
Cour. was crowded, as usual, to hear
the testimony In the Tilton-Beecher case.
M0ulton resumed his testimony by pro-
iuoing @ letter from Beecher, dated
June 3, 1873, wherein Beecher speaks OF
Moulton's unending fidelity and Of Mrs.
Moulton as his cheerful comforter.
The letter ends with sentence that
Beecher feels he is writing his last letter
and preaching his last sermon.
Mr.. Moulton was then questioned re-
garding the Tripartite agreement, and
the card which Beecher had prepared for
publication in contradiction of it. The
card, however, was not published. 1t
was challenge for any person having
charges against Mr.. Beecber to produce
them.
.Moulton was then questioned regard
ing the Plymouth Churcn difficulties
with Tiiton and regarding Mr.. Beecher's
proposed retirement, but the testimony
pasteboard box containing boquet was
brought in to Mr.. Tilton. 1t was the gift
OF his friends. He received it blushingly.
MOulton was next interr0gated regard
ing the Bacon letter.
He said Tilton was angry, and said he
was not a dog or knave, and asked wit
ness to. see Beecher about making a re-
ply. Beecher declined to reply. as in
his peculiar position it would amount to
confession. Tilton then determined to
write a reply, and did so.
The witness explained the letter of re-
ply, and said the part of a sentence, "he
has committed against my family an in
famous crime," was erased, and the
words, '!he has committed an oflense,"
were substituted by Beecher. He was
opposed to the publication of the letter.
The Bacon letter was read to the jury,
occupying over forty minutes. The coun-
sci then took recess. Moulton is Still
under direct examination.