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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-23

0Y H. NJ q D. - 13O0st8VG004ys
SPECIAL NCTIoR.
DY H. M. IL u. }. MONTGOMERY,
1t auction. Of
DIAMONDS, WATCHES CHAINS,
BRBASTPINS and BAR RINGS,
GUNS PISTOLS and
OPERA GLASSES,
That has ever taken place in the city Of New Or
leans win commence On
Wednesday, December 10, 1875,
At BLRvRN O'CLOCK,
And continued from day to day until tho whole i
depo,ed Of ct J. HARf'0. corner 0ravief End st
CHARLES ptEc0ts 0eeds now On exhibition dssl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-23
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 80 668.

Second Ul0CI1CB COUTC tu0 IAIlDu VI V1AooAA0-
No. 80 668.
DY Holy q O'CONNOR-MCHOLAS }:
d Hoey. Auetioneer-Ofice No. q Commercial
place SATURDAY, January 10, 1877. at twelve
o'clock II at the Mercra ITS and Auctioneers' TX
change. Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house Streets by virtue Of Judgment in partition
rendered in the above eatitlsd matter on TIE
fou tn Of December, 1876 and signed on the
eighth Of December. 1876, will be sold at public
THIRTY FOUR LOTS OF LAND. Of about so
acres each, forming part Of . tact Of land tor;
In the Fifth District of this city. lying beyond
Brineier street. and exter ding in the rear to
Bay GU B4rstaris, bounded on the west by line
runping tn, ough the centre Of Canal verrett, and
more fully described and set forth in minute sur.
vey thereof made by J. Allou D'Hemecourt, sur
veyor whose plsn, dated on the fifth OF April.
1876 viii be exibit.d previous to and At the time
and place of sale.
said property to be sold in lots accordcg TO said
plan: is valuable to farmers and others as orchard,
grazing aud gardening lands, and fog the culture
OF lico cane.
Terms-Cash, and purchasers to assume pay.
ment of all taxes, payable in 1877:
Acts of sale 1t the expense OF the purchasers
before A. J. VILE 70. Bag notary public.
dpl2 % 30 ia6 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-23


W. AUoUrr o. FORnER PURCHAsRxs.
WITHOUT RESERVE, AT AUCTION.
DY NASH 4 HODGeON-w.L H0D0son,
ID Auctioneor-OMoe No Is CaS0ndelet stTeet-
On SATURDAY, December %. 1876, ct twelve O'clock
L., q the et. Charles Auction Bxchange TOT &C.
count and ct the expense and risk Of Henry r
Walttrs and Henry Hulseberg, who fai ed to com
ply with the terms Of the actodc1tions m: zoe 70
were legally put in default. ct public auction VIII
TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, in the
Fourth District Of this city, !. square 70. 81,
b unded BY Tchouptoulas Warrington. Sixth and
Livaudais streess. desigoated -. Nos. . and rs
which adjoin each other, and measure each about
81 feet font on Washington street. BY depth OF
from 50 to III ssss se9S,9 :. Per Paa OF Ao0''
These two choice lots VII be sold separately on
the following
snce at ono aud years, with eight per cent In
terest and the usual clauses. .
Aots Of sale before Joseph C0hn, notary. at the
expense Of the purchasers, including the taxes for
the year 1875 due in 1876 and up to day Of bale.
NOEL Is del0 II %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-23

BRIEF MENTION city reporters
divided themselves into two parts yestor-
dsy in order to report both House investi.
eating committees. Only three members,
Gessrs. Morrison, jerks and Townsend, re.
main together in the original committee,
all but three other members having gone
into the country to investigate bulldozers
Three other members, Meesrs. Blackburn.
Phelps and Hurlbut, remain in this city, to
cit by thu mselves az Q sub. committee to IN
vestigste Orleans and adjoining parishes.
to the Chamber of Commerce hall, and has
commenced taking testimony.
One of the c0lOred Democratic witnesses
before the House committee yesterday dis
plsyed his capacity as one of the Il dom
remember about that" when Cross exam
ined concerning things that were disagree
able to him.
w. McCurdy, second precinct, was yes
terday dismissed the police force for re-
msining absent from duty without permis'
eion. A..
levee, head of Bienville street, by Omcel
Ford and locked m in the harbor station,
charged by Hong Loun with assault ano
John Jordan, . youth of twelve summers
vas arrested on the levee, head of Custom
house street, and locked up in the harbo'
ststion. charged with pifering molasses.
A. half.past nine O'Clock yesterday morn
ing Gustave Labarre, residing ct the cornel
of Rampant and Poydras streets, found
Robert Frazer ON his premises undsr sue
nicious circumstances for which ne couie
9ive no account, therefore Mr.. Lsbsrr'
called an officer and had Robert locked III
in the first precinct police station.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-23
mo- YOU NEED MONEY!

Call 1t the corner Of St. Louis and Dauphtno
streets; No. los St. Louis street and lo4 DauphlnS
and sold Furniture, Ladies' aud GentlemeRs
Clothing, RDglish, French. Spanish and German
Books bought VIII call at residence. SEND iesssk
through post0face. ,von.
ncl71v JULbo ob0ON-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-23

ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED AT half past
three oolock yesterday evening B Byrnes,
vile, Louisians, employed q . sailor on
the schooner Two Brothers, lying in the
New canal, ct Basin street, While in At OF
apoplexy accidentally fell overheard into
the canal and was drowned. The. body
was recovered short time sfterward, and
Coroner Roche held IN inquest and rem.
dered . verdict in accordance with the
facta.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-23

WHISKY AND REVOLVER Louis Grady
vs. arrested 1t alate henri Thursday night,
ON Baronne, near Common street, and
looked up in the first precinct police sta
beiop drunk and disturbing The peace. He
is also charged by Corporal Beasler with
shooting 1T him with intent to kill; also
with carrying concealed revolver.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-23

pesGoem the shove work with pronpenees an4
dispatoh. -F 500
Tho advantage derived from the use OF the
ODORLE9S RXCAvAYIN6 APPARATUS
- used BY tho company. are that the n = can b
performed at any hour Of the day or night. Tho
thorough manner in which tho deposits aro ~
moved, the absence Of al offensive sdors. tho
abort space Of time required Ian ordinary Gnk
heing emptied In from tan to Aftesn minutes) and.
sbove al, ITS CHKAPNKS&.
An orders left ct the comDany's once, ho lsS
Coaamon street, or sent to Posto6ce box No. Sl3.
viii reoeivs prompt attention. su3 6m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

New Orleans, Deceobr 20, lS76.-At meeting of
the Bosrd Of Director held on the , twelfth IN
Gle ed payable to the stockholders on and after
'1 s.:i ID t;asiH
and Tsilow Company, No: IS Natche1 street, No.
who have net paid the full amount Of the capital
stock subscribed to BY them aae hereby notified
that the remaining installment. are now Sne ana ana
stock viii b sold 10 aocordance with article ten
Of the charter Of said E eeopPsny; urs p,.u,a..+
J. p. RousDs Secretary. de23 It"
Norice.-sew Orleans, December %. ls7s-A
ss Nag sne stFs o., on TUESDAY. January g. 1871.
mon proposed amendments to the charter, - 50
proved and recomne nded by tho Board OF D'ree'
Se2s ia % LOUIS MATHIS. Secretary.
once Of the Crescent City Live stock
Gsrondelet street. New orlesns. December d, 1875.
This Company havir re.estab ished Stock Land
ing aud Slaughterhonse on the YES. bank Of the
In tn year 1869, the eame ere now tn own op n
for public use, under the terma OF It's charter, ana
all persons are hereby notified that no other pisce
mails destined for human food In the parishes OF
Orle ans. st. Bernard and Jefferson. except the
places q buildings Of this Company. situate on
either bank OF t 9 river, and any violation OF the
privileges conferred on this Company BY the act
approved June 8, 1869 will be proeeruted
oe22 u JAZZ J. N. AUGUSTlN. SecIetarr.
The creditors Of the estate Of Pascal NJ:
Tourne are requested to present an account OF
their lespt ctve claims to &. W. HUN llNdTON,
att ,rney a: law No. II Exchange Place.
New Orleans December 81, 1876. de22 IT.
Office of the New Orleans City Railroad
COMPANY No. 1874 Canal street, New OIL ans Do.
center IT, 1876 At q M citing Of the Board OF d.
rec.o,s held the thiite: nth instant, DIVIDEND
of THREE DOLLARS PkR SBARE was de- AIRED
pay able to the stockholders on and after Monday
January l, 1871.
DELI tjAl z. Z. LEWIS. cres1ry-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-23

MONEY TO LEND.
TIKI METROPOLITAN LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK,
Ne. IA Camp street.
viii make advances MERCHANDIsk, GOLD
srd sILvKRWARK, DIAMONDS, JkWELRY, ETC..
at rates ranging from one to four per cent peF
month. c,.
Oc25 ly 7. u. VAN HUN. OaS1I0L:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-23
UxAAORD - WI.
WashinRton, District Of COlum 6il

m 1ANKRUPTCY.-CO 11Ae
Il or indlviduals desr0us Of ovAiling themselves
Of the benefit Of tho bankrupt cot can have the!1
petitions and schedules prepared strictly eooore,
ordefs Of the United States Supreme Court anA
rules Of the United etstee District Court. ~ r
plying to tho undersigned at the once OF y .
kello9R Register in Bankruptcy. In the Oueeo2.
house building, New Orleans, LouidAnA. TeEns
Reasonable. Postofaoe box 2o07.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-23
1860.

American and FOREIGN Patents.
GILMORE CO.. successors to Chapman, Hos
ner { Co.. soncitors Patents procured in I'll ooIa
patent il granted. No fees for making preliminary
examinations No sddi tional fees ief obtaining
and conducting : rehesrtng. special s'tens,o ne
once. extensions before Congress, inflingement
suits in different States. and AZ litigation appe..
eanns K CO. 1901 1ss
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
Tho last report Of the Commissioner Of the Cen
eral Land Office shows 1897, 500 acres OF bounty
land warrants outstanding These WSIc iss1S3
poy cash tor them. Send BY Registered letter.
lions to perfect them.
United States General Land Once.
United States General Land once and Department.
Of the Interior. Private land claims mining md
| pre-empton claims and homestead oasss sttendse
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty.
Omcere. soldiers and ssilsEs Of the late va. Or
| their heirs are in many Gases entitled TO money
9 Pnoal sds w1te full history Of ssiyioe .a1
state .1ouat Of Pc AID bSSsty 7eoeaysd mn s1
oSss y NJ & xsn ss
| All ofncers, soldiers and sailors wounded, ruD'
tured or injured in the late war. however onghtly.
| can obtain . pension by addressing dIAAoK1
Gases prosecuted BY GILMORE co. besbre thu
Supreme Court Of the United states. the Court q
Each department Of our business 10 conducted
In Q separate bureau, under the charge Of The same
~
success By deserving it. AddT sSo,, ~
my3l Warrington. District Of COLUMBIA
IN observation-disclosures mn
| Il or indlviduals DESTROYS Of ovAidng themoolveo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-23

TWO THRRK.STORY AND THREE TWO STORY
BRICK STORES AND DWELLINGS,, FORMING
TIE CORNER OF LKvEE AND eOUTH MAR
KIT NTRRkTS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-23
AUCTION SALES.
By Hoey q 0Connor.

PARTITION SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN
TAB CITY OF NkW ORLEANS.
sAMURL O. COCHRAN VS.. THE ESTATE OF g.
p TILESTON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-23
By o. +. 0irArdey.

TO CLOSE THR ESTATE OF PHILIP DRUAM.
CHOICE BATTURB PROPERTY IN THR FIRST
DISTRICT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-23

The best Christmas present ever maoe,
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Great dollar drawing,
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-23
One dollar Christmas presents,
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-23

The creditors Of the estate Of Pascal Nj
Tourne are requested to present an acc 1unt o
their respt ctive claims to E. W. HUN llN6TON
att ,rpey a. law, No. II Exchange Place.
New Orleans December 81, 1876 de22 IT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-23

TWO vA.uABLE LOTS OF GROUND ON TcHOU.
PrrOuLAS STREET, NEAR WARRINGTON
, STREET, FOURTH DISTRICT,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-09
More Jewelry Thieves.

This morning about 8 O'Clock, "Billy
Hill," alias Somers, alias Brooks,a thief
who was just let out of the Ninth-street
Station house last night, where Detect
ives Mead and Murray had confined him
on suspicion OF being a thief, went into
Oskamp's jewelry store on Vine street,
accompanied by woman named Will
hanson, an accompl;ce, and while look
ing at some Jrinkets managed to pinch"
500 chain.
On being detected by the salesman,
the party ran out OF the store aud made
their way to the Gibson House, the wo.
man going upstairs, where she threw
the chain away.
They were both arrested by Officers
Ritter and Stewart, and confined in the
Ninth-street Station-house Oh The charge
OF grand larceny.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-09
The ReDMblicans.

At half past 10 O'Clock this morning
the Hamilton County Republican Exec
utiye Committee met at Hopkins Hall,
with Amor Smith, jr., in the chair, aud
John p. Murphy, Esq, at his post an
Secretary. Thirty-seVeu members an
swered to their names at roll call.
The Auditing Committee reported az
follows:
"Your Committee appointed to exam
inc the accounts of N. F. Thompson,
Treasurer of the Finance Committee tor
the campaign Of 1873, desires to report
that In the performance Of their duty
they have examined the books, accounts
and vouchers, and found them CORE ct in
every particular.
"(Signed) "W. l.. WILLIAM5.
81. w. Me- ORD"
Report adopted and the COMMITTEES
discharged.
The resignation of W. W. Peabody aa
a member OF the Committee, from Coz
lumbia Central, was received and acs
cepted, and Mr.. j. G. Fury WAS elected
i'll his stead.
A petition from large number OF the
Worklngmen Of the city was read asking
that Judge NJ. H. Force and Hon. Stanl
ley Matthews be requested to addresH
the workingmen at a mass meeting to he
held soon. In this connection IL. Steg-
ner, jr., offered resolution, which was
adopted, that the Campaign COMMITTEES
be Instructed to render ali assistance to
said applicants for the purpose stated.
Mr.. j. NJ. McKinzie, OF DeIhi, In q
warm and earnest speech explained
why he had not been seen at the meet
ings as much as he should, but promised
in the future to give more attention To
his duties as committeeman, holding
to the principle that what Is worth dOs
ing at all, is worth doing we'll.
He entertained rosy opinion
Of the political situation, and felt conf
dent Of success. He recalled a little
war reminiscence, in which he stated
that at one time the rebels took posses-
sion of one of the churches in Hardy
County, Virginia, cutting up the benches
for trewood, and otherwise destroying
it. Soon after the yankees" c1ma
along, and in turn used it, but instead
OF further destroying it rebuilt the seats.
and on Sundays occupied it as sunday
school at which over two hun
dred soldiers attended. The
church was repaired thoroughly by the
troops 10 Mr.. McKinzie's command,
leaving 1t in better condition than it
was when they first saw it; notwith-
standing this fact, the rebels of that
place have since the war brought in a
bill against the Government for the re-
coVery OF - 900 damages. The speaker
related this little circumstance, he said,
to give his Republican brethren an idea
Of what they might expect should the
Democrats come into power.
After a little rou inc business the
meeting adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-09
Innnnrtnnt ArrestS.

Joe Butte, alias 81 Il. Adams" Thos
Warner, alias "Little Joe," and Joseph
Simpson, alias ''Simms," three of the
most notorious thieves in America, have
at last come to grief through the perse-
vering efforts oi Detectives Steve Mead
and John Murray. Since their arrest
they have been identified as pals of Sam.
Morton, alias "Sam. Perry" aIias
"Plantagenet," with whom they victim
ized the Western German Bank, corner
Of Twelfth and Vine, out of 81, 2SJ ON the
Goth of April last.
Three weeks ago they got $3.50 by a
drop game at the Lafayette Bank. These
same chaps are wanted in ST. Louis
for similar offense committed
two weeks ago, at which time
they got away with 81 800; the st. Louis
authorities are here to-day with papers
for their arrest, fearful that q case could
not be made out against them here.
In indianapolis they are wanted on a
10, 900 steal. This morning they were
heard in the Police Court on the charge
preferred by the Western German Bank
aud were held over to the Common Pleas
in the sum of "a 600 each.
The detectives played shrewd game
on the thieves by taking the witness in
the Rennekamp cSse before the Grand
Jury yesterday, where an indictment was
found; SO if they missed fire IN The Police
Court and the thieves were not held
over on that charge they would have
them foul on the other. Too much credit
can not be accorded the above named
officers for their efforts in Kidding socle-
ty OF the worst criminals OF the age.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-09
LATEST LOCAL,

THE Irish American "Centennial
Guards" will march to the NJ. & G. de.
pot in full uniform Sunday morning and
take the train for Scamp Custer" at
Oakley.
j. Ii. BI5sELL, Manager of the Cincin-
natl Abstract Company, was this morn
Ing fined $5 and costs by Judge Force
for contempt, in refusing to obey an
order OF injunction. BisselPs attorney
plead that his client was Ignorant of the
nature of an injunction. notwithstand-
ing the fact that BlSsell claims to be an
attorney.
THE rwenty-fourth Ward First Pre-
cinct Hayes and Wheeler Club is Off
cered as follows, and has forty.nye mem.
bers: President, j. e. WilIsee; Woe
Presidents, j ohn Lohrey, john T. Pfc fer
Chris. Hauer; Secretary, F. NJ. Holder;
Treasu urer, Chas. Stewart; Executive
Committee: john Noel, Dan. +. Meader
Walter j. Bates, Adam Barth, G. W,
Matthews.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-09
HANGMAN'S DAY DOINGS,


BY American Press Association to the STAR
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Sept. 9.-Charles
Eighmeyer, the murderer of George
Crandall, at OAKS Corners, was exc
cuted at Canandaigua yesterday. lie
was cheerful and courageous to the last,
and prorGssed to have obtained religion,
Settling the Indian Question.
FORT SMLTH, ARK, Sept. 0.-Yester-
day was the scene OF another execution
in the Courtyard of the United States
District Court of this place, by which
tour Indians, Osee Sanders, Cherokee; !;
Sinker Wilson, Cherokee; Sam. Peters,
a Choctaw, and Jack Valley, Peoria
Indian, paid the penalty of their crimes,
which were committed in the Indian
Territory.
The Independent of this place saws
this execution closes the life of fifteen
who have been executed within year
by the sentence OF the same Court, on
the same spoi, ana ON the same gallowe.
Six on the 3d day of September, 1875,
i've on the 2lsJ day of April, 1876, and
four to-day, nine having suffered the
extreme penalty OF the law in less than
live mouths.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-09

and further speeches were made by Col
lector W. A. Simmons, Hon. G. H.
Hoar and Hon. Jas. d. Long. Mr..
Pierce criticised President GRANTS ac-
tion in making appointments. Sever
al speakers referred at length 0 South
ern outrages.
Full Returns from Vermont.
BOSTON, Sept. 9.--The complete re-
turns Of the Vermont Gubernatorial vote
have been received, and give Fairbanks
1855, Bingham 21,O35, and scattering 23;
Fairbanks majority, 23,527. Full returns
OF the Lower House give the Rtpubli-
cans 2o5, Democrats 81, no choice g.; a
Democratic loss OF 2S.
Congregational.
MORRIS, ILL, Sept. 9,-The Independ-
ent Congressional Convention of this
district nominated Alex. Campbell. Tho
Democratic Convention met Immediate
l!y afterward, and also nominated Camp
bell.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9.-The Democrats Of
the Sixth Congressional Dis trict have
nominated Chas. Ii. Morgan for re.eec-
tion.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-09
Democratic Executive COmmitfec-~
Pat. McAyOy for County Conn
missioner.

Democratic EXECUTIVE COmmitte
Pat, McAVOy for County Conn
missioner,
The Democratic Executive Committee
met al noon in Aug's Club House. Mr..
l. j. Miller presided, and Mr. Joe seitsd
was at his post as Secretary. Flfty-fye
members were present.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and accepted.
In the matter OF contestants, the Com,
mittec reported the following as elected:
E. A. z mmerman, Sixth Ward, Second
Precinct, and h. G. Shyrely, College
Hill, Millcreek Township. The report
was adopted.
The letter OF Mr.. O'Neil, declining aa
O candidate for County Commits sioner,
was read and accepted
The Committee then went into the
nomination of new candidate. The
following names were put UP for fomin-
alton: Aug. Greit, Geo. W. Gnf, Pat,
McAvoy, o. b. Farrelly, Eugene Dayior,
Jas. L. Duffy, Chas. A. Howe, Col. N. c.
Lord and Alfred Buchanan.
The first ballot resulted as follows: Pat
McAYOy, %; Geo. W. Griff, 0; August
GreiI, 8; 0. B. Flrrelly, 10; Eugene Day
lor, 7; Jas. T. Duffy, II; Chas. A, Howe,
1; Nathan G. Lord, 2;Altred Puchaaan,B.
The first ballot resulted in no eIBc-
ton.
Mr.. Howe's name was dropped in fn-
vOr of Mr.. McAyOy.
Mr.. Duffy withdrew in favor of No
Avoy.
Mr.. Eugene Daylors name was also
Withdrawn.
the second ballot resulted as followsl
Pat. McAvoy, 80: Aug. Gfeii, 2; o. b.
Fdrrelly, 20; A, Buchanan, 3.
Mr., McAyoy having received major
ity, was declared the nominee.
The nomination was then made unanS.
nous.
Mr.. Pat. NcAyoy then addressed thu
meeting, and thanked the Committee for
the honor conferred on MIN.
Loud cries were maue for a speech
from Gen. Banning, but that gentleman
refused to make speech.
The following is The Campaign Com.
mittee: Morris Spillman, Twenty-iittb
Ward; NJ. Costello, Twenty first Ward:
Joseph Setter, Ninth Ward; Simon
G eenebaum, Fifteenth Ward; Fred,
Benninger, Twenty third Wara; Chns.
Gardner, Fourth Ward; Matt. Peter,
Phil. Turpin, Robert Carson, and L. L,
Porter.
Adjourned.
The Campaign Committee meets al
the Grand Hotel.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-09

Prof. Huxley left Nashville for Balti-
more yesterday morning.
Dayton, o., Is to have a new weekly
paper, the Sunday Morning Star.
Weston's foundry at Hinglam, Mass,
was burned yesterday. Loss, $4,000;
insurance, $l1. 900.
General Thomas II. Rnger arrived at
Louisville, KY, Thursday, and yester-
day assumed command OF the Depart
ment OF the South, relieving General
Galucias Pennypscker, who will leave
here to-day for Newport, there to join
his regiment, the sixteenth Infantry.
John Bothman, young German OF
Chicago, about eighteen years old, who
had been playing wlGh some companions
Thursday night, was knocked down by
them and kicked In the abdomen so ter
ribly that he died almost instantly. 1t
is not known whether the act was inten-
tioual or not, and the perpetrators are
as yet undiscovered.