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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January 2I.-Flour--
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-DulI
and unchanged. Corn-Dull; western
mixed 77Jc. Oat,-Dull; white western
Gee: mixed &c. Ryc-Dull at 9ScC6
q o.. Provisions-Quie:; pork nomi-
nally at $40 son 20 0o Bulk meats
shoulders &c; clear rib sides 9Ic. Bacon
Dull and in buyers favor; shoulder,
sga Sic; clear rib 99@1lf@1lic. Ham,
-l4Gil4Ic. Lard-Dull and weak at
l3J@1Hc. Coffee-Strong and IN good
demand at 1sC 2Gc. Hay-Quiet; Mary
land and Pcnnsylvan at $l8 OOtd20 On.
Pctroleum-Quiet at 6t@6Ec Butter
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky-Nomi-
nally ut Csc.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, January 27.-Cattle-
Receipts for to-day GAG head, and 2,O5I
for two days past. Supply medium, de-
mand light, market very slow and price
of, &c on medium to common, and t. on
good stock. Hogs Receipts for to day
l.545 head, and 1905 for two days past.
Philadelphias 81 3OG7 40; Workers 50 so
M6 20. Sheep-Reccipts for to-day 5000
head, making 8, 400 tor the past two day;
best $6 OOaG %; medium s. 25@j 15i
common S. 0O(G > CO.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, January 27.--Flour-Quict
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull; No. 3
white Wabash 81 O6!; amber Michigan
81 Oh; seller April 81 l3; No 2 red 81 OG
al Y. Corn-Firm; high mixed 6Sici
seller April 72!c; seller May 74ic; low
mixed 673c; no grade &c. Oats-Quict
and unchanged.
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HOUSE.
civil Rights Bill.

Mr. Butler arose to n question Of priv
lrg, and called up the motion made by
him las. session. to reconsider the vote
by which the Civil Rights bill was refer
red % tie Judiciary Committee
\ point of order was raised, but the
Speaker decided on the authority of that
day Journal that the right existed, and
tAr-rupon the Democrats began tlibus-
l"r.ug and the House j. now engaged in
tht, business.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBURGH, January 21-Wheat-
Pennsylvania and Ohio red, 81 l5(a ! 10.
amber and white. 81 lsal 20. Corn
Ear and shelIed at 75@ &c. Petroleum
Firm; crude 81 3OGl 80 at Parker'si
refined I2@l2!c for Philadephis de-
livery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-28

The New Jersey Legislature yester-
dav elected Theodore f. Randolph l..
:. Senator.
The specie shipments to Europe yestcr-
dav, from New York, were $4SO,OOO, o!
which s255,0O0 was gold coin.
No Senatorial election yet IN Wiscon-
sin.
Henry Martin, Deputy Sheriff of Alex
ander county, Illinois, committed suicide
last evening, 10y shooting himself through
the head with revolver. Motive un-
known.
Rev. Thomas II. Dudley, late Rector
OF Christ Church, Baltimore City. was
consecrated Assistant Bishops Kentucky
yesterday. The sermon was preached
by Bishop Johns, of Virgins, and the
conservation service was performed by
Bishop Smith, of Kentucky. ReverendS
DR.. Whittle, Assistant Bishop of Virgin
ia, DR.. Pinter, Assistant Bishop of Mary
land, and DR.. Hellmuth. Lord Bishop
Huron of Csnads, took part in the exer-
cises.
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business.
STATE BoNDS-Stcady.
SToCKs-On the Stock Exchange there
was AN unsettled feeling growing out Of
the recent failures and reports from the
West of the continued war among the
Railroad companies and the reduction Of
passenger fares and freight rates. The
market opened weak and prices declined
lM,! per cent, but after the first call be-
came strong, and advanced lmis per
cent, with the chief advance in Western
Union, Lake Shore and Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph. Erie and Wabash
exceptionally weak. Towards the close
the market was heavy and lower, West
crn Union, Rock Island, Lake Shore and
Ohios being the features, and the whole
list showing Il decline for the day of iCE
II per cent There were large transac-
tions in Lake Shore, seller sixty days, ut
| per cent below regular sales. Trans
actions 10000 shares, of which 5000
were Pacific Mail, 5000 Western Union,
1000 Northwestern common, 1000 Erie,
$4,000 Lake Shore, 1900 Ohios, 5000
Wabash and 5000 Union Pacific.
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Celebration of Nardi Gras i'm Louis.
willie.

LOUISVILLE, January 27.-Activc
preparations are being made in this city
Tor an elaborate celebration of Mardi
GraS, of this year. Several meetings
have been held attended by many prom
inent citizens and much enthusiasm was
manifested. At a meeting tonight, va
rious committees were appointed, who
will Immediately commence thorough
canvass of the city and perfect all ar
rangements. The celebration includes
Il grand procession in masque and ball
at night in the Exposition building.
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Treating the Wrong Disease.

MANY times Women call upon Their
family physicians, one with dysP"p.I",
another with palpitation, another with
trouble of the breast. another with pain
here and there, and in this way they all
present alike to themselves and their
an.y-gorng and Indifferent doctors. sep
arntc and distinct diseases, for which h.
prcscribcs hi- pills and potIons, assuming
them to bc such. v hen IN reality they ar"
all symptoms caused by uterin" dl.-
order; and while they are thus only abI"
pcrhap, to paliate for Il time, they al"
ignorant of the cause, and "ncourag"
their practice until large bills ar" mad,
when the suffering patient. are no better
in the end, but probably wors" for III"
delay, treatment, and other application
made, and which Il proper medicin" de
rectcd to the cause would have cntr"iy
removed thereby instituting health nnd
comfort instead of prolonged misery.
From Miss LorInda +. II. Clair, Sh"d"
Athcn, CO.. Ohio:
"Dr. r. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, \. y
Your Favoritc Prescription l. working
ike miracle on me. ! am better Al
rcafv than | have been for over two
wears
From Ella 4. Schafcr, GAINESVILLE, Ind.
"Dr. Pierce received the mcdicn"
Won sent me and began using II imrn"
diatclv. A. n result of the treatment
feel better than | have for thrc" year
From Mrs. John X. Hamlin, Odell, III
DR. Picrce-Thc Favoritr PrescrlP-
tion has done me good, which am very
thankful for
DR.. Picrccs Favorit" Prescription b.
sold by dealers in medicine.
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PROBABILITIES.

In the West Gulf States, Tennessee,
Ohio Valley and Lake Region, winds
shifting TO northwest and north, with
rising barometer falling temperature,
ani clear cor clearing weather in
ta, Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
.ugri Valleys and Northwest generally.
higher temperature lower barometer.
winds nostly from the north or west. and
0.rar or rrartly cloudy weather For the
Middle States lower barometer. higher
.~mpcraturr, east or south winds, cloudy
weather and rain, except snow in the
,outhern portion, followed during Thurs
day afternoon and night by west or north
".nis and clearing weather.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-28
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, January 27.-Wheat-
Dl.. and unchanged. Corn-Dull and
"oak Oats Steady and unchanged.
P-troleum- Strong; Standard white 94c;
ONO State test lO3c; small lots lG2c
higher.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-28

HE AENHa,a, State Grange met yester-
GAY. Every county was represented.
ID" senate Committee on Naval At
'a.'s Yesterday agreed to the report of the
s-'-''iAm.tter recommending that the
-H'N Yards at Washington. Philadel-
F-.A arl New London. be abolished.
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SENATE.

SATURDAY, Jan. %, 1879.
The Senate met Mt p o'clock. P. NJ.
The following bills were each resd
second time and ordered to be 'ngro,sed
and read a third time
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Advices from China say that the grand
son of the Prince of Turg, uncle of the
late Emperor will probably succeed to
the throne.
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Social Rights Demanded.

The national committee of the Civil
Rights League have presented an address
to the Senate Committee on Judiciary,
demanding the Senate bill in its entirety,
and the admission of colored persons to
all schools, hotels, public conveyances,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-28
Incendiary Plot Against the NnNal
Department.

WAsHINGToS, January 21.-An rX-
animation of the cellar of the Navy De
partment building shows that arrange
ments had been made yesterday to burn
the building. Trains of rope and waste
paper were laid about the floor, connect
ing with piles of chips, shavings and
broken kindling wood. 1t is believed
that the fire of Monday WAS the act of an
inccndiarv. The detectives are at work.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-28
Further from Irwin.

WAsHISGroN, January 27.-lrwin
was before the Committee on Ways and
Means to-day. He read statement
showing he received $lS9,OOO on account
of subsidy with the exception Of $4,000
which the Pacific Mail Company said 1t
rave to him but which he denied, in alb
sence of vouchers the balance unaccount-
ed for is $4,000 A long examination
followed, but nothing new WAS elected.
Concerning the $4,000 received by Donn
Piatt from Albert, Irwin testified that
Piatt asked him for the loan of
$1,000 and offered his note.
The money was subsequently,
handed to Piatt by Albert The witness
had no recollection Of the manner in
which this note was paid. He was under
the impression that it was paid by depos.
it to his credit in New York. In the
course ofthe examination concerning the
matter Irwin advised the Committee to
send for three or four of his clerks who
might be able to give the desired intor-
nation and sarcastically remarked that
this would not cost the government more
than SO 600.
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SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS $$s:5. ::s ::s,,; s i:

Great inducements 10 Agents. For terms
and circulars, address, NEW. WORLD
PUBLIsHING CO.. Phila. ocl5o
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At'heelina Geglstrr.

Gold closed il New York yesterday
II ll3.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
bFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
W ASHlNGToN, January -. SP.M
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Kellogg Rump Legislature.

New ORLEANS. January 27.-In the
Kellogg House to-day there We're several
admissions to the effect that there was no
legal quorum. One member upon the
committee to examine into the books Of
the Auditor and Treasurer, said that the
DELAY was caused because the Attorney
General had said that the investigation
would not carry any weight because Of
its illegality. A compromise Of the pres
ent Legislature difficulties is on the taps,
and is being pushed vigorously by the
Kellogg side. They offer T. let
the Wilt crowd go back with 53 rLem-
ber>, and their side to have but %,
with Witt in the chair; they went so
far Us to say that the Conservative might
seat again the five elected members if
they would give sufficient guarantee
that they would not attempt any revo-
lutionary acts, and would organize the
present Senate and communicate with
Governor Kellogg, and not attempt TO
disturb him in his place The difficulty
lies in the insutiiciency of the guarantees
offered by the Conservatives. and this is
the question now under consideration,
with q view of arrangement, il possible.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-28
Sales of Coal.

New YORK, january 27.-At the sale
of Scranton coal to-day, $4,000 tons were
sold A. follows: Crate, 5000 ton, Mt
s5l2l to $5l5; stove, 10000 tons, S6.O5;
egg 5000 tons, Sj.2t; nut, 800 tons,
81 10 to Sl.g5.
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GovERNMEYTs-Active and strong.

RAILROAD BoYDs-Firm with good
business.
STATE BONDS-Stcady.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-02
THE GER,IAN orEEA-WACHTEL.

The German version of "Il TroyatorG" was
given again last niglt at ths Academy Of Music. II
cannot he said far the No.ks already performed are
concerned that ar. ScucnGors troupe improves on ac
ouantance Waclel is there, it is true. but The other
parts are as a rule badly filed as almost TO ncurazc
any pleasure which might be derived from his
singing. This was particularly the case last
night and in some instances the singing
was 40 extremely bad to very closely on The
burlesOue The part Of MoirioO Is which demands
for It's proper rendering certain Qualifications in the
singer which Wachtcl does not possess though at times
the effects which nc produced were perfectly electric ~
i'm the hi quella pira" lie not however, in very
GOOD voice last night and this in measure account
for his Lack OF success. indeed Lis voice showed more
signs of wear than any previous occasion this season
In the allegro in the second act, nal reggendo there
were exhibited almost all the worst faults OF Wachels
method 1t WAS delivered with an utter lack OF grace
and elegance in certain passages, with far TOO much
voice and the contobe character of the music made
promnen his faults Of phrasing and weakness ia s'
tanning mower to an unpleasant degree. The same de
,cets were conspicuous in the aria in the first act
Descrto sula terra" and in the All 81 ben mio" on
the third act. His only success was ip The III quellh
Mira" and even here he showed bad taste in
the insertion ~ high notes not Indicated III the
score purely for purposes ~ effect Mrs Wagner sang
the part of Ltonora. aud not very successfully. The
A-ueeno Miss Whitman, unfortunately IN such
poor voice demand apology on the part OF Inc
Ipanager Mr. Gunzburger war most unsatisfactory ~
Luna and il is unfortunate that the requirements Of
tie opera did not permit the entire omission OF the part
New-York tribune., 1875-11-02
Del bsks wonteruma for Bsrbaao~ Sunny Region for ~
WISD-sulssS moderate, ". W.; cloudy.

Del baks Montesums for BsrbaaoS~ Sunny Hcson '"'
wiND-sunssa moderatc. N. w.; cloudy.
,x No. ~. MtM0kAhpa, .s. MAN Wilhelm. Kramp from
Pbsdepa sept 20 Dantzie has pat int" f m'"ta VIM
her crew dissblod BY sickness
DOMESTIC PORTS. =, ,..,
SAN FRANCISCO nov. Isailci steamship City OF TOXIC
roaf forSf s C. Nov i~Arrved. steamship Nontsoney'
TTBEF. Ca Nov I-Arriye.l steamship Gen. Barnes fro"
cIARLEsros Nov. lsaiea schr NJ J2ne., .er or T' =
saie steamships oalvert for BALTIMORE Equator or 'nS
depha. , ,,, ,,o,, London
Nyw prIpoRp Nov I-Arrltsd. schr, y Budie; I .o,n
Geor g~towr pc John ". Perry. from Philsdoipn'Si r
Nyw.oeIgANs Nov 1-Auiyed ships Malta q,r1 ar non
Liverpool Louisiana Fr from do bark N9.gg mon,
gom Hayre. Arrived DOT. 81 steamship N'"''''N'
SOUTHWEST PASS Nov i-Auivod steamships MTsatH' insa
from Havana; Pascal (Brl. hom Hlo Jaeito V"'''P
FORrIGN roETs.
LONDON Nov. 1--Saed for the United states r'ns o.
sad Hason Jar Saracen, Lord Dslh0u,ie, Calsta sws
Athlete. Mimi P Trafalgar Douglas .asue l@is y To-
cadia o. covert Abbie Thomas Rspubls niH.nt
second Alvin Kelly Arrived Oct 20 isson rtehos M
Gseano Repetto al in tho Channel Annie Beai' Mary A.
ms1tI a'S ~ Nov iIThs steamship Nova scotlan r
from baltimore yerroe arrived here sS7 TSS r hp
from BStGR I apns agSs1 ,ns s Sc Tha%
HAVANA Oct 3l.-Arrlyod. steamships Iuy on MoAog n
leans sailed 3Oth steamship crescent City for Ne~fork
DISASTERS. -
PROVIDENCE Nov Tine sshr ID W Nsgfan @ r surgical sid
the captain smith, having broken leg e,o ,vh,ch ar
sAs FsesG9 Mov nc snip Tlrs that on sept M
the Pacific boarded the ship Jessie Scott Oh Lon"
Bosfos Nov iThe schr Lizzie Lane from Buckyille :
c. sesrsport, ashore on West chop Vinegar" 0
HMifaT' n s. Nov. THE sohr. Mary carroll from
Prince Edward Island for Yarmouth loadsd WIN Psd
aud hllcd Immediately. The crew were saved
New-York tribune., 1875-11-02
IYCEITM THEATER.

The Mexican Juvenile Opera Bouiie Com
rany directed by Mr.. j. r. Zimmerman, appeared In ths
city again night, acting and singing at the Lycen
Theater in Spanish version OF la Grand Duchesse'
Tbs troup a curiosity and a. such 1t will repay the
public attention The little songsers are, perhaps open
20 the objection that holds good against all prococity
that Il is saddenng, because prophetic OF premature
decay: but they are in the meantime. cunning meoni-
o,,s and sufficiently clever Their Interpretation OF Ia
Grand Duchesee" last night seen by weiipieaeu
company OF spectators-qmte numerous too-irum "non
II ELECTED frcaucnt Laughter and psudits. The GRIND
n,,cl,s,s Wanda FI- and Ro,a. were a we'll done by
the Morens one Of whom Gang very well indeed IN sn
interludc between the second and third oct.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-02
OBIITiE y.
ZENO sECOR

The funeral of Xcno SecOr took place yes
teriay at 10 H. M from h- late residence at NO % East
Thirty y-fomtl-st. The Rev Arthur Brooks OF 'he 'i
of tho Incarnation oca,ed Many friends OF the family
attended tbe funeral aud floral offerings of various de-
signs covered the coffin. The body taken 10 Green
wood Cemetery.
Mr secor was born in New-York His father, Francs
secor was ship pbullder and hut under the direction
Of Robert Fulton. the first steamboat Ieno secor was
also .bipuider, ana has been employed py 'he ~"
tonal Government in public works. lie but ihe d"chs
t tbc Popsacola p Other Yarls and during The
Iatc civil war ol which he was the senior part
n,cut some of the.e ycS.e- were prominent IN Inc
service Federal cause and one ol th'ln, n
m:pchr is now ~ Sau Francisco Mr.. SccUf puicnsNtn
i'm l~67 as The agent OF the French Government e ron
clads lmudeIbcfg aud Onundaga. Inc construction ~
the Toledo Warsaw aud Peoria Railroad Was ID tTtH
measrre ow ing TO efforts. and hc held NE l1esInc3
of that road until III ISL stroke Of pai3ly - Hhhed
him Ter m ,iuess.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-02
8TpVIGHT WE4THEE REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OyfICF OF THE CnIfF SIGsAL orr, ER.
WlsHlsGToN, d. C., TUESDAY. Nov. ., l-1J-l o. nj
Sy,,opsis for the mast ~ hours


OtFJCF tnifF siGhAi ora, kR,
W.sIsCTON ID. C., TUESDAY. Nov. >. l-1J--l .. m
Syiopsis for The DOst - h0Ts.
A diminished pressure has moved south
eastward from Northwest 10 Missouri and the ON"
VaIevs. Tie temperature has risen III the southern
Stalce. 80.
Partly cloudy weather, Will occasional snow, ma, pre-
vail On H. lower lakes and northern portions oi The
Middle and Eastern states, ba, Otherwise generally clear
weather. ~ III. ,t =,
Tine rivers have slightly rscn at Pittsburgh ana i.
Paul INF fallen al tincinTat. ANA New-OTle1ns.
PiObGbii,ficc
South Atlantic ana ,'iii states tllihg bitoh
ter houthorly westerly WINDS ana MaIincl clear or
I,f tiy cloudy weather. ...
Fot +, uurs.rr and lie Ohio Valley, winds shifting TO
uor hcrlv and easteriy partly cloudy weather possibly
ocrasi,ral rain, rising followed hy falling barometer
and falling temperature
Tnr The Ials region rising to stationary barometer
uortIwcs to northeast winds. -ligil changes IN tenn
n. RAJ urr aud cold partly cloudy weather
Tor tie Upper isppi and Lower MiS>'ui valleys
f,u, mort i-rtst tp south winds, partly
cIondy weather possibly rain 0r snow III Dak0ta, ANA
rising temperature. ,
FOR ne Midoe Sigice, rising bn0alHcr. norm rcS IN
north eqs trHds dghjy c0rHer. parity ooHdy veGthcr
0nd occ0SiOp0i EAiN .
For New England. higher harometer north west 10
north cast Winds. sFt changes IN teinPeiarr parity
condy cold weather and 70 biy light rains or snow IN
the southern portion.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-02
DIED

BLoSDEI-on Monday. Nov. 1875. at his redenee 3i6
Fast Twentieth ST., William Bondel III
Notice OF funeral hereafter
BOwDIsH-At Astoria L. J.. oct 30 Kate ~ VIE OLE OF l;os
A. G. Bowdi,h Pastor OF the Astoria NJ r. Chuion "s' "
Funeral in tho above church on rossd3y "a inSt ~
2oclock Relatives and friends invited without utht
notice.
ON sunday Oct 81 Of dphtheria Jennie Green eldest
child the late William f. aud OF Cara BuFt III the ''n
Funeral VIII take place from The residence OF her
WlIm N Green Lcwellyn Park orange, y. j. On Wednfs'
day, Nov. 3. at II o'clock a. m.
CADLE-on sunday, 81. sarah b. cade daughter Of
The fmnrl sorfce will late residence Is West
Tonih.sI.. on Tuesday. Nov = Al D. IA.
CoNKLING-In Brooklyn on saturday, oct ~ tarrs i,
g a6s # s"S sa%ShSr S % II a% a. ar
funeral ssrsees on rgssd1y % A. "TrgnS NI
DAYTON-At New Brunswick y. j.. Nov l. 1870 James
Dayton. ,,.-, =. ...o., ,ho ,,oor,i fran
his iato residence, Thursday, Nov. !, at O'Clock
FRF,M- oct 81, 1873 Hon John Fream aged 63 years.
s lister county y. &, on "Wednesday. Nov B. at p M
G0LD Flint ha NSGgsG SG - od Ma second
JENHINssephen SUNDAY, Oct 81 in the 60h year OF
The fnncrsl viii taso place late residence NO 96
Cumberlandst bookiyn this day mG,sssS al p "'
McIFAY-At rochelaga Convent, Montreal. Canada, on
The Youngest daughter the late Cornelius Mclean Of
Tho remains we're inferred Sewburgh Monday the st
PANGBoRN-In New York oct. 81. Harriet wood wife OF
Of Jersey CITY, aged IS years and months
nor funeral attended from the family residence 100
yarck ST. jersey CITY, Wednesday, Nov 3 al O'CLOCK y H.
pETERs-At Bocmned. y. j. oct 30 1915, Matilda
Mrfonb wife VIM f. Peters. In Tie 10Th year O her age
Relatives and friends nyied o attend the funeral
NJ her late residence Mcnes sday, Nov ), al "A D. m
rain Of BARCLAY aud tLrstopheTS- a lOoO
a m, returning leaves Bloomfield at 3i2 D. H.
pT-TSFyA At Sonrrs y. v, sunday, Oct b. Mary
pupoy widow of the late John Putne In the oOth year Of
her F..
ber late residence we,inesday Nov Z at oeo,h ? m
Carriages viii be- In wahn" ot ha.oah on aIfiNa Oi ihf
s.,p a. IN. train from Grand central Depot
STAFFORD suddenly oct 81 1915, Of pneumonia LothIop
p only of LohTop L. and Carrie stafford ~,
Relatives arqUainances are invited To attend tue le
seres from residence OF his grandfather. Robert H.
Hand No 7S slaest Brooklyn, on Tnesfay Nov 2 1870
At l. a. III.
sTASFoRD-oct 80. in the 4ist Of his age Henry G.
The relative, and friends Of the family invited TO at
terd tho funeral Tuesday, Nov. 2 ii No. from MS late
residence 229 East Tweinhst Inserment Al the con
yenien,e OF the family
Chicago papers please copy
VFKNIIYA-Oct 30 Of pneumonia Charity Amelia, wife of
t;atrit Vermiya. ia the SD year OF her age. ,,-
THE funeral Will take place y ~ Ihoinas thuich SanfO
meek on lesday morning, Nov . al 1880
WILL AMS-On saturday morning Oct so George Mont.
go5pry infant Of Henry {. and Mary r. Wnlams aged
b months and l3 days. . 49,, -, 49,,
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
services the usderce of his parents, l3o Henry ST.
brn.lyn Tuesday Nov p at 3 l. O'clock D. m
New-York tribune., 1875-11-02
A PERFORMANCE or THE 1.-TWO ORPHANS" u"
STOPPED.

CINCISNATI Nov. 1.-Messrs. shook d rainier
OF the Union Square Theater, New-iork, made appiea
tion this afternoon. through counsel. To Jhhse
Iindey Of the Circuit Court Of this county, now
sitting in chambers. for preliminary iiDuhc'"h
TO restrain the Mckee Rankin Combination from
playing any translation OF the Two Orphahs at pc
Bars Opera House. The defendants peuuon'u ioi 'e
removal Of the to tie United states ,oui'' o"'
Judge Lindey sitting In Chambers. could not entertain
tbe neton nor hear The affidavit filed by the defendant
The temporary injunction was, however, grah'eo.
An attempt was made 10 play 'hr P'eco
Tonight but during the first act. Deputy sherry APP
upon the stage aud served the writ or injunction
on Nee sra Mckee. Rankin and several other neDefs
of hc troup. The play stopped. the entrance momsy
renud,d To The audience. and the tbeater closed Inc
case viii come up gain tomprrow. On motion 10 %
solve the Injunction. the claimants were requireu
give bonds in $1,000 IL answer Tor any damage "hcl
InaV result. The pierre PLAYED AT me o'ympo 20
n crowded house by the Fnrisl CoInhnatioo Ill WHOSE
behalf tie injunction was applied Tor