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New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
SAILS rnoM 2la O'CLOCK 10 CLOSE


The science of hydraulics probably never put
TO a more severe test than to-day in the Stock IN
change. No less than three attempts were made to
force water to run up hIl which, rs a matter of
course it would not DO the moment II lost the force
Of the propcng power; and as that power seemed
10 be limited to the purchase of few hundred
shares of this and that stock at Il to u per cent
above the market price, it was quickly ex-
hausted and natural forces resumed their
sway. Hence Michigan Central, which was franti-
cay sought for ut 40&YG41l2 immediately
after the opening before the close was seeking bay
ers at l0lt lt4lO3s ST. Paul that was eagerly bought
mt 37u 37as became neglected ut 3Gos, and the Pre-
fcrred, of which on two occasions there seemed 10
be- a scarcity at 90 later sold at 6sls, and closed
with no buyers at GS5s. Rock Island was success
fully laundIied at 10Gli dlO6's but when the real
business commenced could be bought at lo5l2, and
later at 105ls. Del, Lack. and Western, which
cpencd at 9i2l and sold at OLE, was Suddenly
wanted To the extent of 400 shares at "J, which
being supplied, the price rapidly declined to 93ll,
followed 10y rally to 932l and final sales at 93i2
Ncw-Jcrsoy Central was opened 2. per cent above
the closing price OF Saturday, at G2le, but 700
sharcs sutlicng to supply the demand it did not
stop in its downward course until it sold at 5@as
closing with rally % 60ll 60is. The North
Westerns lost their gupi 10 friendly hand
apparently being extended TO save them. The Com
moa sold at 39lt 439l. G3oSi Ia The extent OF 300
shares while 800 shares Of the Preferred passed at
O23taB24822s. Lake shore was duh, neglected,
and forsakeu. Affair opening al $3.50 81 it sold Il
53lg45.,S-. Willie the holders of stock who arc
guaranteed at . and per cent higher prices Won
dcrrd why their special ftyOrite should be left 60
take care of itself when so much force being CX
pended upon other stocks in which they hal no IN
tercst Illinois Central continues :" to invite. the
attention of the bears" who to-day sold il low
S7I2 seller 10 days, against SIS regular stock
Western Union was to-day decidedly "fuSSy,' and
created no little excitement over transactions of only
3. 700 shares at 7USs II lsG T05s. The trading in
Erie Hannibal and ~. Joseph, and Ohio and MisSis
sppi was dull and featureless. The market closed
weak at near the lowest price OF the day The day
transactions including washing " comprised the
purchase and sale of only about 10000 shares and
the declines at the close from Saturdays final prices
were in Erie Illinois Central, Lake Shore, Michigan
Central North Western Preferred, Ohio and Missis-
sppi and Pacific Mail, each is; ST. Paul, Il; ST. Jo-
seph Preferred aud Nor,h-W estern, each -; Rock
Island =; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, /,
and NewJerecy Central, Y per cent. Missouri Pa
ciGc aud st. raul Preferred each advanced Ia, and
New-York Central Il per cent. The following table
shows the
RANGE OF THE MARKET.
---AcuM salee------ uioslns Bn,s shares
IN ~ = a A.FfI
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
lIIOtltIOllr

The Secretary of the Treasury has just issued no
tice that sealed proposals will be received at tho
Treasury Department until noon on the 10Th instant,
and opened immediately thereafter for the sale or
per cent coupon gistered bonds in lots OF not
less than S5OOO0O, to the total amount of 2,lG0-
GOO. The notice embraces all the conditions Of the
notice issued April II last.
There was continued inquiry for District OF Coi-
lurnbia 3-GJs which are growing in favor as an in-
yestulcut nj 7l3s eX-Gtcrest. Missouri Skies wefo
w TO 1902; Virginia Consolidated Skies, second
series Hing at SO. and Louisiana ConSols at 90.
Otherwise State bonds were neglected, closing as
f,l,uv.e.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
Tho following wece to-day's quotations in gold Of

The supply of money is abundant to-day at 2 per
cent a. the highest rate call loan, and there Is no
reason 10 expect change at least until the crops are
ready 10 be taken care of Meanwhile il Is anything
brt an auspcious omen OF the revival OF trade"
of which we hear so much and see so little, or of
disposition TO enter into legitimate commercial ell
terprses. in the absence Of which there is soIry
outlook for continued improvement on the stock
Exchange. Discount ranges at to per cent. The
United States Treasurer to-day received So2o,pD
National bank notes for redemption. The Customs
receipts ut Washington to-day were S530Ooo. Leo
Internal Revenue receipts footed up rs 0OOO. The
following Is the Clearing g-housc statement to-day
Currency exchanges, $G3,95s 255; currency BAL
ances. S3.72l512; gold exchanges. SlOOol,073;
gold balances. 81 l,69f972.
The movement in United States securities was
quiet to-day. but prices were veil kept MP. Ihrre
were sales of coupon 1868 at 1875 coupons, new,
IsG5s, at HIS coupon Us of 1881 at l2oSi' aHn
currency SKIES at l2Gll. We annex latest street
,up
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

d. Appleton s. Co. have added to their Sc
ries Of Scicuce Primers nrat abbIeviaon OF Prof
Jevonss work Logic. II ooscs nothing OF cieafnesS
and completeness outline by the coprcssion ana VIII
Nc foupd very couyeairu; to others than students.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
guetrucll6n.
Ter Bovs end yum Men-City.

A CLASS fov Young GENTLEMEN and Pri-
y vGc destruction. iiiuS i. Asi, u Fast i1'h.st
DACKARD'' BUSINESS COLLEGE RE
GPI ,SGTris ii'l;U SON wiz rcp'rn ior lie year -
MON sept T. special rates .T tuition rs rt h-lc in
MAY vii ic gtaiuahc i-ia- huqrs MI Iackar: Si Dee al
ms oioe Ir0n a d.. tc LAST two facN~ ~I' sept
:. ca! or 30 ud UI ciIcaI. r.. PACKARD 500 BTO"uWay
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

J. R. Osgood g. Co.'s "Vcst-POckct Series y
has been increased hy a selection rom the poems of
Keats containing Tho Eve OF ST Agnes" the three eX
quistc Odcs and half dozen ballads and sonnets Tine
space occupied by few Indifferent illustrations might as
well have been devoted to u few more poems.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

A. Brcntano, Uni0n-Square, has received the
last number of the Rerue GcS DeHr EOdes WHICH mas
pancr on Lord Palmcrston by NJ. AuSIste Lau=e which
win attract notice, aud complete and interesting
article on Routes across Asia Mr. BrcntAno also re
ceiyes the Southern Historical Society Papers" pub
lished monthly in Richmond, Va, and devoted almost
wholly 10 the persons aud events Of the late war
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
In city bank stocks Commerce a. sold at 10,
Bank OF America (12) at 40, and Bank OF New

Railroad bonds were quiet, Leh.gl and iIAes-
barre Conscls, indorscd, being of to e6i2, and
Central Ncw-Jersey Conycrtibles TO 937s North
Western Coupon Gold Consols declined 60 93Si' and
81. Joe Convertible IS TO so. There were sales OF
New-Yorll Central Coupon FiIsts at l2lal and iar-
lem 7 per cents at 12l. Tic following were tho
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

d. Van NostTand has issued in an Svo. vol
ur1e OF IOS PAGES. his Monthly Record Of Scientific
Literature" comprising all the numbers from May 10
1874. to JuEc u. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
Ncw Civilizations.

NEW NATIONAL SONG!
"FOE GOD AND HOME AND LIBERTY"
Mr... Music by
T.. -fiLLN(b
i9His.fr.. rOiurrd IithOcraph
I,aisEcd Oy
DITSON & Co.
For sale by al Music dealers.
rE'HE INDICrMENT, TRIAL, CONVICTION,
L AND SENTENCE uf Dr. F0pTF f9T sf.ciu-, as was
ALLEGED obscene .'unlc1,,'s 1e through tHe rc STATE
mails itios NuGlcd..1n n iAr SIi'!ratnl w
the HEAI!N MONTHLY tor hlgEst. \ Faitj OF Sci'Ihs
infgTs, sruy T. losInt. foI it, ilc- 10 cents, W
ma, * or .crJt'. MURRAY HI4L PUBLISHING COM
PANS. l-9 East .S:uSt. NcN-Nulk.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

We have received from Mexico collection
OF the Poems Of Adolio Llanos Alcaraz," Spanish
poet who appears TO be at present residing in the heX
can capital The large octave volume is an excellent
specimen OF Typography and there is an unusually good
lthograph OF tie author, who il strkingy handsome
man 80 tbcrcahouts The opening poem OF the vol
ume is addressed TO the Latin Race, yet his lace
shows marLed prcpondcrance OF the VisigOthic blood
OF Spain Some ot the songs and lyrics are very meo-
dious aud imaginative, with quaint reflection of the old
troubadour manner. which il would be difficult to find
now in the poetry o. any other language.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
GcGrbcr5.

4 II. wanting TEACHERS. Schools. or Pupils,
u address, Amer Educational Mon" ,57 o1dNay, y
Daily nt'"iuctons Best opi"t"ni'i't Established 1891.
4 NUMBER OF efficient lady and gentlemen
T. cusig,m.ri.; 40 charge To- employers. TEACHEHs
AGENCf. I,5c5 cncstnut-t. PnIai"ipHn.
&" 4 MERlcAN school Institute 1893, IN
fsm 2 s ',s S4 s,i % r rpi''%S,t S r%s aaaoy ;,, c
euais CJ'. lof ,,sa', ~. scuEnMEiiHoEN - R'iisG
3 GRADUATE OF YALE. Of one years eX-
all., ay aS.r ., s,.. ny y S' Saaa 1,.'h . rhaG @
- ILA,AiN" Gy,fc' t2, 81 ~ %. SON., ',I. m t' ls,i
TEA iiri.5' hGENoY l,7O- cnr,'nus;. Philadelphia.
YOUNG LADY, the daughter Of IN Epis-
= eo.a oyu.u " no has ia some e}p.reneg, T., is ,
u, lnab rluetcs a, a.. rdmrnt, oi mas d!@wins and
illumination. h'.lrca %. w. +. o. 'oz i,.5' y y.
4 GRADUATE from one of tie frs, semin-
common ana higher r'-h braac.cl ui tr,arr D. ;s.y
competent 4d co tna.sh the br'. oi r'rrrn''s AdA's'
An EXPERIENCED TEACHER desire a
z l 2 a Tor & ~. t@ 4a& @ -ain iS1i r.lai1c to
aily auj tholor-ass Atis,s Df oae week, Miss +. o.
IIAILLH Fnadn'' iHi.ad..pa.,.
4 GRADUATE OF Dartmouth, who has been
~ ior vo YEAR "a Ncv Iiavca "" boys foT college and
cl'r.r- 81, ,.u i"iS ii ii,, bitS ahG ahcIati' f.
Vim. STANLEY ESQ, oi \. " Dr. Asa D. smith rvs oi Dart
m.f scLao Sew iiayea conn Ad,t,s G D., no. ~ Wss,
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 35 UnioA-sqaare,
- Ncw-Ior.ItsricT, supplied With schools aud 1,,.uDs
with Teacher. procuring
tcaci gis through our Ag,ucy. Address ANNA RANDALL
DIEHL
ENTLLMEN TEACHERS WANTED-ln Il
" hrsi o,s iu-itc tor French German piano singing.
gyunu5pr- English branches U7tial scnccs, ard higher
maturmarcs. TEACHERS AoENCN, L1o7 ChcatIut st.,
pHilaaslIhia.
SCHOOLS supplied with Teachers; no charGe
- situations procured ~ Teachers. 1kAChLRS AGENCY
no; C1"si ant st. PilLrie1ha
NNANTED.-A highly educated French gen
w Uvuan. having bad 10 years experience TEACH
ISG the ftI ca aud GERMAN LANGU AGi.S IN schools,
scHnaTie, Sc. In hnc.Ca desires g. form engagement
large Institution % lrdiuing for the ensuing school
year. ! good disc nhran iilcl NJ Testimonials and ref
ercncoe furnished. Address FRENCH PROFESSOR, Trib
IL =.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

whom Il treats. The matter of the work is OF ster-
ling merit but in his style of composition te a'or
has scarcely done justice to himself In many pas
sapes. he evinceS the power of terse ana vigorous
DESCRIPTION, and simple and unaffected narrative
More frequently, however, he permits his pen 70
ramb!e wthout sufficient restraint and lhouseS ~
a succession of desuitory sketches whlch "oulu o0
greatly improved 10y judicious use OF the prnhins
1T and I,,,dsow He often labors for rhetorlcai
e.,ect nrefc,rnc artificial and dainty phrases TO
natural diction. and forming a curions mosaic
which rcrn;ud, the reader of the splendid vices OF
Carly.c and Hepworth Dixon. These elitterlng
matches of illecitimatc embellishmcnt are as much
on, of place as the scarlet poppies in the French
wheat-fa!ds
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
sllrS fOr the OS,
80 seller 30 days 100 seller - days. s7 seller 10 d
CLOSING PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS

The gold market was quiet and devoid Of interest,"
being nninduenced either by home news or foreign
advices. this being general Ali-England holiday
with no quotations from London. The opening prcs
was 1928. from which il declined to 1l2, rems.n-
ing there the rest of the day. and touching Ills in
final deahngs. The foreign exchange market was dull
and steady Mt the nominal rates given below, actual
business rates being on the basis Of - 81 to the
for go days bills and 81 s9l4GSi S9st for sight
On gold loans the rates were fiat, and for ear
rving 10 and l per cent per annuIn. The Assist
aut Treasurer paid out $27OO00 in coin interest on
the public debt, and $17, COO in redemption OF called
bonds. The operations at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered: Gold cleared, 50, 530,000 gold balances,
81 .O2l 700; currency balances, $l,121,4l4 We
--.....;,.,l ln,n+r.ior,s nf nnld.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

To LEI A1Ancr sclpr,ry
parF Ridge y J. I.- bee" occupied a, hoar ns school
Rent v,y low. Plenty oi dag schuiars 100 h"r,.asi
fEO LET.-At IarTytoWn, either furnished or
uufir'i, shot. al mo'rll Iupya, tiuaiis Erc large
Lo.sc ainst suitable nr young ladies seminary
Vet. cheap rent. - E& &Ei:@ ~ b"ur;, tp' GlhA'c.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
Enr Ycu-C LaGies-CitY.

4 MERICAN KINUERGARTEN-no in It's
"a IGth vera; - Bat 3J'-sL Mis- T. 81 COZ Fiir.
TRAiNlsG CLASS FOR TEACHERS VIII be organized
81 The American Einletsarlcn 8u!iduy Ant Gallery
Or tie Centennial GrsuGr PadclaIa, commencing June o.
hnurelyc sew set iuatri, cheap be9Uiii. ald ?af'y
American n,ct-. by mauusc.aTed only o' Ms, coe
Al TIE I7oth, dcs- adapted &, Aw,Ici wants 'o'-s WIN
out words Any child cla make them Teachers
.r...t-rutL--. .,,-rl-.I Nr., -lAlfID Taf-..
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
l2la o-cLncK-sALEs gGFonE rHE cALL.
SECOND BOARD o'cLoca r., u

{ 5 ts, ISL Registered | : Currency Us ,,c,
l.yCy...............l49s ~ !yVH..''' ----'. '''
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

" o. educating Ter cillr,i would TAKE ca EGE 81 Two
giving tu, rItltr- equally WIN her
own. SIZE IgbI,.rs locating iI town Ia tstuaAF G~-
tugJrh,d tur ' educational ayaias's a1u G'tgf'S tha
tom ana a thoroughly excellent
Tns VIII found Uuusnll opportunity t't parents ~
rrlrH- .if.g - ci.c1f. ih.lr ,rcI Ia Europe yet
Hesitate hr,c Them entirely expose" u foreign influences
Most silcory references itcn Address T. H. g., Iflbuae
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

nrinciral anotations OF gold
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
sIKsT DOARD-lOlo O'CLOCK A. ".

Sales Of state BOnds-RaifrOad Bonds-Bdhk ana Rai
road Stares- -ErDress Hocks. dc
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
4netrnfilon.
For BOYS and Young Men-Country.

II soutb Wiilamstowu Berkshire County Mass.
Established IN 1852 IN.
pro,ores boys for BUSINESS College or Tor Sclenn
school Iocation unsurpassed In quiet heahfuness anu
be srty of natural surroundings Combines pleasant nome
with rt class preparatory school Terms sNOo lci 'o
" BENZ. +. MILLS. A. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

MRS. JAMES MASON BOARDING and
l'l DAY SCHOOL f0r iadrs Troy, ~ N.-Nill open
svYI ~. Iva ClieaL-rsp4liiI.A ~ KirstsL. IrVy,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-18
HQrSE,
Springfield Items.


SPRINGFIELD, o.. April 18.-rhe parents
Of four boys who ran away from their
homes Sunday night appealed to the
Mayor and Marshal yesterday morning
to use their influence in any way that
would secure their return. Their names
are Stephens, Gallagher, Swanton and
Albin. 1t is supposed they started in
the direction Of Columbus.
Four marriage licenses were issued by
Mr.. Horner, Clerk of the Probate Court,
last week.
The wills Of William Flick, John Tom.
lin and John Roher were admitted to
probate last week.
City Council meets tonight on busi-
ness Of Importance.
The stalls in the Market-house were
disposed OF this morning by auction.
Ed. Hennesy and James LawIer were
arrested Sunday afternoon for cruelty to
animals. Lawler, in attempting to get
away from the officer, was shot az, the
ball hitting him on the back, causing a
painful but not dangerous wound.
Mr.. Tom Kirby, a mechanic employed
in Mr.. Foos' water-wheel factory, had
two fingers of the right hand cut of and
another badly bruised by the machinery,
The accident occurred Saturday even
ing Last.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-18
FLASHES.

d. Felsenthal g. Co.'s dry goods store
and stock, at Camden. Ark, was burned
yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
Orestes A. Brownson, who has lived
In Detroit since the discontinuance OF
BIS Review, died yesterday, aged seven
ty-two.
1.-The San Francisco Chronicle chare es
ADMIRAL Rodgers, President of the
Bpalding court-martial, of being open to
the same charges as those against Spald-
tng.
y The Supreme Court OF Louisiana yes-
eerday decided that the issue OF
t2, 100000 of State bonds to the Mobile &
Hhattanooga Railroad is unconstitu-
HonaI.
The ship Pegasus, drawing eighteen
net eight inches, and the bark ALTO,
NrawiIg eighteen feet nine inches, went
Do sea through the outhwest Pass ON
Sunday without detention.
4 The Centennial Grounds were closed
% visitors yesterday, aud will remain SO
until the formal opening, ON May 10.
Ehis 1s in order that Ihe final work may
be done without the interference oil
visiting crowds.
1. Frank. Hubbard. telegraph opera tor at
Malvern. Arkansas, was kIdnaped by
masked men on Saturday night. He is
supposed to know the particulars of Che
alleged detalcation of a Station Agent.
whose friends captured Hubbard and
prdered him to leave the country. He is
now at Little Rock.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-18
The Appian Way.

This road was built three hundred and
thirteen years before Christ was born.
1t commenced in the heart of the city oil
Rome, passed under the Porta Capena,
extended and extends through Capua,
Terracins, Beneyentum, on TO Brundu-
sium. Here and there it Is covered up
by the neglected accumulations OF ages,
but miles upon miles of 1t remain, solid,
clean, smooth, sale to horse and man as
the day it was finished.
The Roman Stranahan who built this
road was park-maker. He was the
man who wanted to drain the Pontine
Marshes, that Garibaldi wants TO drain
to-day, and he wanted to make pleasure.
grounds of them for the people. The
cost of this road, Of course. was enor.
nous; but itnevertheless was the cheap.
est road In the end that man ever built
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-18
WHEELER & WILSON'S
T8.
New No. 6 Sewing Machine. i

We, manufacturers OF Boots and Shoes, are
using Wheeler 6 Wilson's New No. Sewing
Machine in all kinds Of stitching on our work.
and confidently believe that 1T will supersede
all others in this branch Of manufactures, for
the following reasons:
/. The work done by this machine is superior
to that Of any other in variety, amount. excel-
lence and beauty. n
2. This machine is more durable than any
other of its class, requiring much less outlay
for repairs and renewal of parts. +
g. It does the cording or staying Of button
holes in q most elegant and substantial man
ner. without the expense of royalty.
In short, because by the use Of this machine
we can turn out superior work at less cost than
with any other. ssi 50
t.. fsIaNED Br MANT.l
b<sr It Is fast superssding all other ma
chimes for leather work.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-18

Weather fair and cool this morning. Their
mometer at Z A. NJ. Al deg. Wind north. Min
imum temperature last night SO deg The
river is falling, with 2sh feet in the channel.
Business is fair along the levee to-day.
Special to the star.
PrrTsBURG, April 1873 A. M.-River falling
with ~ feet. Cloudy. Thermometer 40 deg
Wind west.
tona from Huntington are at the wharfboat
on time tnis morning. They came with good
trips, and will return promptly this evening.
The Potomac went to Portsmouth at noon TO-
day, and the Ben. Franklin leaves Tor Madison
at T. Nj. Both these boats are popular with
passengers and freighters.
The Mary Houston is advertised to leave for
New orleans to-day at p. NJ.
The Dove No. 2 will start for the Kentucky
River this evening. The United States will be
the regular nail packet to Louisville tonight
The Glasgow is in from Evansville to-day
with alalr trip and returns tomorrow even.
inf gba rbomnson Dean ia receiv,nr . sn,erdid
cargo and has also a fine passenger list She
will leave for New Orleans positively on
Thursday evening.
The Andy Baum is reloading for Memphis
and has good engagements. She departs to-
morrow evening, her regularday.
The Mary miller is receiving her freight and
leaves to-day for Wheeling and Pittsburg.
Inc Maumelle is advertised to start for the
Arkansas River Tomorrow. The Ashland will
follow her, leaving on Friday.
The Charles Morgan will be here from New
orleans Tonight or Tomorrow morning. Sht
| leaves again for the South on Saturday.
The Hudson returnst to Pittsburg this sven.
ing.
The famous steamer RobertE. Lee, for th,
last eight or ten years running in the Vicks
| burg and New Orleans trade, arrived at Louis
vile to-day, where she will dismantled ant
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-18
Losses by Fire.

lily American Press Association to the STAR.
MOBILE, April 18.-The negro College
building, ON Government street, was
burned last night. Loss $4,000; no in.
surance.
New YORK, April ia fire occurred
yesterday in the basement OF % Cnf
street, occupied by 8. W. Queen, printer
Losses are as follows; 8. w. Queen,
5000; M. M. Kelton g. Co., machinery,
5000; IL. 7. Kuntz, jewelers. toolmaker
$1,000; other tenants. 5000. The building
WAS damaged to the amount OF $4,000. '
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND, April 1s.-A
fire broke out in the cellar OF Deylin's
drug store, and, but for the aid Of Rich.
mond, Centeryllle, and Milton, the en-
tire business part of our city would have
been laid In ruins. Three of the finesi
buildings and their contents were de-
stroyed, Morrey's new grocery store
Conklin's Hall, and the 1. o. o. II. Hall
The companies losing are the Insurance.
Company Of North America, $4,000
Rtna, Of Hartford, "a 900; Home, ofNew
York, 5000; franklin, OF indianapolis
1000; Hartford, of Hartford, $4,000, and
Franklin, Of Philadelphia, $4,000.
DANyILLE, KY, April ia very dis
astrous fire occurred here Saturday
night. The Jail and a number of ad
joining buildings were destroyed. The
sparks were blown thres-quarters of Q
mile and set fire to the Caldwell Insti.
tute, which is total loss. The building
cost 100000; insurance only $4,000
The fire is supposed to be the work Of
incendiaries, who are supposed to be
taken out of Jail by mob and hanged
on Saturday morning for raping little
white girl seven years old.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-18
Send for Circular to
WHEELER & Will SON
MANUFACTURING Co,
No. 6S w. Fourth Street
CINCINNATI, o.
A Quarter Of a Century's trial has Dem.
onstrated their Superiority. {

stWheeler &c Wilson'S New No. g
Machine must eventually super
sede all others now known with
which IL comes i'm competitions. We
recommend. for it the hig hest
award which it is in the power Of
the Institute to bestOw.',--From the
unanimous report of the five Judges of the
American Institute, New York, 1915. .s-ss
The Board Of Managers unanimously ap~
proved the report, and recommended for this
machine the Gold Medal of the Hnsti-
tute.
The Board Of Direction unanimously APP
proved this recommendation. and awarded the
Gold Medal to Wheeler & Wilson, the only
Gold Medal awarded for Sewing Machine by
the American Institute for many years sj
The Austrian Official Report OF the Vienna
Exposition pronounced it s the marvel Of the
Exposition" and added IS this universal ma-
chine sews the. heaviest leather harness and
the finest gauze with q truly pearl stitch"
The Grand Medal of Progress was
awarded for it
What the Leading Manufacturers of Boots
and Shoes say Of
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-18

John Herman Brahm is q vile wife'
beater. He is now Under $500 bonds TO
abstain from the luxury OF beating
Mary.
Frank. Haitling. arrested at the in.
stance of G.. j. Mccarthy, on the charge
Of obtaining money by false pretenses.
John Keiborth had difficulty with
Lewis Owens in saloon on Findlas
street, during which Mr.. Owens was laid
out bv beer glass. The assault costE
Mr.. Keiborth SIS and costs.