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, 1876-11-19
OTHER SUBURBS,
11lRE RInGE

The ordinary activity and gayety. Of this
suburb have suffered seriously Of late BY reason
Of the Centennial. An unusually large number
Of its citizens have weuded their way to the
City OF Brotherly Love, to fcast their eyes upon
the wonders of the great Exposition and be
present during, its closing hours The last
weary sisnt-seer has, however, returned, and
appearanec. @ Many plans are being ] eansassed d' t3
while away the hours Of the coming long winter
evenings, and guy ana pleasant season is an
ticpatcd.
The advanced branches are not taught in the
public school of this place,-a fact which has
been the cause OF much anxiety aud perplexity
to parents having children whom they wished to
become proficient in them, or to lie fitted for
college. The want has been supplied by the es-
tabIishmcnt Of uight-school where the desired
branches will be taught. It Is under the capl-
Die management OF Mr.. Richardson, and is We'll
patronizeu.
Elder. Boring and family having removed to
Clica.o. the parsonage is vacant. Its deserted
halls au1 darkcned windows laust bc J continu-
, 1876-11-19

On the erect thu. yc has been palI Tor selecp3Gstd
nst s tas H. 5teSSsr!R Rss sx s Is
and leaN., sAe: damaged. GHc; pan cured. 7s:
iyc; dcacdl sks z5sSoc; green sieep pe r1 a..
AorsmMsre aun and easy at 2s@3oc for we.sr,
carbon aseed sad waIe were % again :! sery III ar I,
were without aTprecah's advance. Other nss vse eas
nexed qno:atsn!: cnr6on. lis degrees tes1 ae p:
ss16e q Il1nols legal test. 40 deg. @ 5sssa "a
S1SH = @tate e5s i I'll s e. se.ts aa
a5c; llus:.d. raw, suc; boiled, ssc; whale, v;n;.
Sais :Sf 559 do s1;. 81 sos: ds y
bank Ill 5oc: Elrat,s $50: puleae9 oil snS7oc tu;
Wsss X.saa os aasusa1 e dsg. SCI ns:q.sM M
oas Ss Dea:z s.s;
&C fer saysas q f
sa 7e9s Gsr r., r. tpTeys Gr1se T. o9c DO arxss sa
ri Sss:.ss iasf 'st Is;
s;s 1; Il 'spqss: ss st@s 1ss
aaSsa living q soa :; ss On Tss
i and fair to god pcacs5kor1sS: =:
a6oas opsasd hsms is9 isse9s1 as,q
asa a. s3s5, s?!S' Is yssr r,1 5a4 i $
?ai,a1 a!a o2s s1Gs'as asetiss y wa 'F
ugayy y sas dsnnnd ~ ana steady ss
Rs};a 's|sy Ti:aS:.p saS soo s1'nd aua @
'aff iar yolaAne of sales was accomplished st
p1,sgs.ss-cenoS p1,ss.ss e saa e; good do ssa
s:s; %s *sh sho(ss ss4 ss ~ % ssS'ess sst 5s:
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-sAnd Interest;
By TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. Nov. l8.-Imports for the week,
81, 706, 735.
The Sub Treasury disbursements to-day, S1G8, =
600. u
Gold steady at 1oeA. Only one rate to-day.
Carrying rates. 1031s. -.
State bonds nominal.
Governments firm.
Railroad bonds quiet.
Stock fluctuations for the day were slight. The
advance OF the morning was lost ut noon, but at
the close the market was firm, with prices ADlaz
above the lowest point Of the DAY. One
Of the principal features was ohios.
which were weak under heavy sales on the
appointment OF y Receivership. Sales aggregated
So, 275 shares, 0! Which 25, TOO were Lake Shore.
g. Oo0 Northwesterns g. $50 Rock Island, Z, 900 ST.
Panls. TO- 500 Ohlos, 6, 200 Western Unlon and H.
200 Delaware i Lackawanna.
Produce exports for the week, S., 400, 000 and
shipments OF specie To-day. $248. 600.
Imports Of specie to- day. s., 600, 600.
Custom receipts, s162, 900. .,,..
Money market easy at 2G2A per cent.
Sterling quiet; long. 4s3: short, 484,
clearinss SEQ, 600, 600. .
Prime mercantile paper 4G6 per cent.
The weekly bank statement Is US follows: Loans,
decrease, $685. 800; specie, Increase, ST. 496, 400
lega-tcndcrs decrease, 81. o52, 800; deposits, de-
crease, $500, 600; circulation, Increase, S14, 100;
reserve, increase, S64S, Gao.
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-, -. ,.. n.A sa
dencles OF tnat eiemeht; 1nae ~, n.s
company shonia pe oreanizco az 1nGe' VIII
hosctarts nnd plenty OF nose u nall.to4In ~ 4l
loea1itles. AZ 4o5 Gpelhesl tne Wy Wy ~ tho
pumpfhss-''orks Will atteno 10 tnat part u wv
business: ~ oeas
NO" tnat Inc e!ecllen Is over ~ n, ~'S ;n
scow that Mr. .: D. Cnase Is VI 'n4ae a.ro;nst
Als town. ne having recci'eu ~ ,ote1i
Peabody's l9f. and leading his Ley l'chst - Fnm,l.
15 votes His postion On tie noa.o "a ~ ~ adxa1,-
izatlon Rnl, Wltnqut 4oIpt, G,i. Ds - c,rntr taI-
tase OF INC mncn,suneIhs Ioon 10 +n;r, 1roa
payer INC wsole sote po,euf @ fnr,ar ~. unr cltinn
1ol,-i3o aheau oh eLat u ~ ~ 7.onI,Iation
indicating cncouraEss gss;t - ri. ~ larrc rntc
as well as OF puDtic slni'f III f,,,iar ronrescnta-
should ent1tle Lake y" ~ AaA4eA Aee'
ton In 1utore consf'at'uIS, @ ,,to ,,,oprnner over
Inc soc1a "vs!a Luz Sua'e ~" ,uhcI, ;s ol,1,t Va
the state OF tne "eaenE' ~ ~ rraecnt A. rc.
much as ean oe sa!u io ~. ~ ~ one tom ia at
gards literary :, -. ~ 1n fnra, freside affair
hani. uut L'u.1 r. Exan, Ha,- road 1cld jte
Whcn 1fequeuts te o3va,,;nT, 81 1ast
hrst literary measauf .as,a 9Iood rnaGtn~ r.
week, t,e,a!,g anu enIS5ha haxa"f+or syns so0A
Inc hev, el, IT. .1a 1a Eni1artnn Avsn'c rh1,rch n
;.,l anu Gssl'nS s.l aVoa ~ Tnn;er,iII. X eare
M lne rev. III M ne d;ernnrs.s iast I'm.
luls eons iaEoa is hara - h"or md 1,roft h,,
aay. ,cd,s ~ Ia.9,iier @ n1othod of % nreanh;n pv;
~. 1Gy I;y,f "t+a;naa n,oa ca3ohr;+f, ~ s;,93
lass sEa E,t.,a ~, E,,sIant -
~. MoLA n ~ ;a,d ' ,,aa5 1,+.ua,,a w. =;
.,a., 40. tth r.. Tata~,,a sa,,.,oo. T., ~ m
, 1876-11-19
Articles.
Also l,4so other packaA OF lard shan those named,
vch are included in OF weights In last col.

ALSO l.4so other packae Of lard shan those named,
which are included in OF weights IN the last col
uu3u. N
MISS PonK-was in falr demand, and advanced 1sc
per hrl futures while casA ots nrmer, and old
pork once more sold at q premium over new. There
was moderate inquiry lots, In proportion to
the supply, but the chtef d6nand from the short
interest for the and january saes reported
Of a1o brs at s1o. $50 hrls tod) sl8 I o. $50 brls
seller the at eo515,eo: T. COO brs seller Janua.
~ at Si5.0o516po and 75o lra seller February At
$l6-0 Total 10. $50 bris. The market closed nrn AZ
Sl6.vp for roand lotA caSh sl5.aksl5a5 seIles the
month; Is OGp5. JX seller this year; and Il. 5.D7148
lG. To seller January
Sale made Of 80 trls prime ut Sl475 EYtsa
prime was nominal ~ Sl:,- so.
LAnn-Waa moderately active. and advanced SC nc.
lou lbs, bGt weakened Subsequently. and cIoscd shade
eas:e. than on Friday evening. There w3s ~ chanss
III Liverpool. and New York trtner the cpr1cr n
tho la,r named clsr not being over. anj there xas sun
demand hcEr for lard 70 I'LL those Sales xrr
Eetored q ~ tss Il $40 15 80 te.. deltysFrd viii:
- s79fs 97; aad y e1 tc. ae1ler january at So 37
&sl0u TO:Al, Is, SIS k-s The market cused steadY
$40. In cast, $40. scller The IlO:t
SasoGs. setter The year, and z9. s.A seller snaa.
We're les active. and stronger There v1.
, 1876-11-19
NEW YORK.

NEW YonK, Nov observation-disclosures dull at las
1231Bc; futures closed steady; November II l3-1as
II o7-92c; Dece.15.r. II o7-39G11Sc; January, loc
February. L 5-ao@lo 31sc; March, 12 1l-aac; April
l. 17-3.e; May, 12 31-929l2 ll-16c; June, L.
l316@12 27~32c; July. Il 3i-32c; August, Is 1-1aa
Is 3-32c-
F1ouR-In fair demand; medium and low grades bet
teri good choice steady; receipts, 1000 brs No >
super State and Western s+-6s@5 oo;com
to good extra, S. .5o good to- choice, s5.s5
@5.6o; white wheat extra, S. 65@s. To- extra Ohio
s. t9as M s 1nE sassses a e @ Pa9ns y
GnA1h-Wheat autet and nnchanEed receipts, 1ea.
Sq e 3 @ 5
94c. Barley quiet and unchanged Malt quiet and
seaases b. sSeex mth 1
No. wte 1sa 9c; m!.ea ,og 40 gEadA: A new SS5e a.
~ ssea '0o oaas aasE 'aada aad
HsSzstsaay H15s5S;;sy a5S aad gasssasSS gnsnanSss
& &Gutes M md s anchanEed saEaF qnst
Prime pna r a more asvt
SSs aast aaS mSa1ses New Orleans $50
aeAc; cases, Soc: napatha, p !elty. l4c.
lsEsIx-Frm al 81 35c5a. Is for strnined.
Eeasteady 4s T gss oF WesteTa
LEAruKR-Fltul; helnlock sole, Buenos Ayrex aod
Rio Grande light middle and heavy weight 2lGz7s;
Woo5@;Eifa asd faii!y sssiss; ae@ss:ts aeess go
e1fff Iiiss a5G opsHsd
sa seer t yeae assx R5ms
BuTTEn-chotce steady; Other grades dull; 15Gs3oc
SazsssAft.n .. ;@1se-
fe eo2pe5 aay ana so ra %
50 oo@as So: American dull and nominal at SIS Oos
IS! g ss'9 1T 1"F ctiaes kasi's 2osee for
, 1876-11-19

THE BANKS AND THE ELECTION.
It is not surprising. in view Of the unusual e1-
citement attending the election, and the entire
suspension Of business In some States on one day
Of last week, tat The cleartngs for that week fell
below those Of the corresponding week last year
by % per cent, In this and some other important
cities no business was done on Tuesday, the day
OF election, while in Boston, and, VIC presume,
in Pittsburg and New Orleans, the Clearing House
was not closed, though transactions through the
week were affected by the prevailing excitement.
The ciearings for the week ending Nov. IL were:
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Withdrawn from store during Friday for City
consumption: g. 5sB hu wheat, 4.3o8 bn corn,
$50 bu cats, $3.50 bu barley.
The following grain wasl inspected into store In
this city on Saturday morning: ! car No. 2
cars No. 2 N. ". do, l cat No. spring, 102 cars
No. do, 10 cars No. ) do, 20 cars rejected do, 9
cars no grade t240 wheat; 10 cars high mixed
corn, IS cars No. do 3 cars new mixed do, 10
cars rejected do, cars no grade 1873 corn); chr
white oats. IL No. do, II cars rejected do,
cars no grade (a6 oats) !; g cars No. rye. cars
No. do; 10 cars No. barley, 10 cars No. 3 do,
II cars rejected do (48 barley. Total, 4o7 cars
or 1872, GOO bu, Inspected ont: 81, 912 bu wheat,
81, 751 bu corn, g. 1876 bu oats IS, 500 bu rye, 2,
500 bu barley.
The following were tho receipts and shipments Of
breadstuds and live stock at this point during the
past week, and for the corresponding weeks ending
fatad.
, 1876-11-19

LONDON, Nov. 1s.--consols-Noney and account,
95 SIG. S:-..'t ...~.
The rate OF discount in open market for three
months bills is II, being 81 below the Bank OF
England rate.
American securitie*-'o5s, 1o3A; 'e7s 1os4;
1o-4os, l07st; new 5s. JOG. ::
'Eew>Go.k Central SO: Erie, eH; preferred It.
:. :.FRAxxrnRT, Nor. y.:le.-Cnired States Bonds.
New IS, 10l1t. .G..
, 1876-11-19

noticeable feature Of LAST weeks market vga. ,be
lncteAsed M demand for Ereen hans From All fccEions
VI OaD. ludfnua ln1 uther States, orders for green
hams coming forward freely aud packers arc ZEN
orally Hing their llalns green: The English packers
rruaMct ". Ihelr own aceouA 50 that buyers Ind il
ai1tc0lt 10 gu otlcs Of l1s averages OF hms-lI and
pslecs T,s n4nufacfure OF dry salts Is sseadi
y tat there Is ycTy little OF tuiypttduct
e ne for 1aas asixs,es on {o atursa soarrac There "a
foreiga orders not 1led buyers were SiIilns
70 pay the advanced prices asked. good many South
ern orders were als rvcelyed for MEATS The dcnald
for all kinsuf pr1ducc for1uture delivery was actlye
throughout. especially during the closing days OF the
WetH: the prospect of In ''actual" European war
stimulated tlls movement and aiding materially in ID
The following table exhibits the shipments Of pro.
Visions tn detnil for the week anuiug Nny lH: - ~
, 1876-11-19

A prudent man advised his drunken servant
to put By his money for a rainy day.. In few
wages he had saved. Faith. none At Ill. - said
he; 'it ra'ned Yesterday, and it all went-''
, 1876-11-19

The. Following wore the receipts and shlpmenta
Of the leading articles OF produce in this city
during the tYeuty-tour hours ending at z O'Clock
, 1876-11-19


Z -, ,..-.-,o-.,a,o,1,, ,,t to,,ars asted An
IND Iocai operators lid up TOR ots OF,
which atcoint outside buyers ;sithdreW nei1ss t,1s
close Ct Tue sesoa more au:y tan as recent
slsS tat G1s aia aa wr rcuortcd Of 10 oUO lbs
inS boxes Cumbcrlands e7ic: ESQ boxes long ana
short clears et 6aBc !etI Le GeneS ,Tt Ia &
setter December siter IN fs. M n a Tor Is is
nreEa,es The fo1o~inx are the latest quotations On
vfIs new mests: ,ona chr,
| crecr. ,.'.s5;t a.; ii 81
kogsS ko9sei part sa!!ea 81 ST IS ssS
December. 3. ..,..:..-:Sa Sc ~ ~
jaaasI ;;:,Is noted 4 st - sas and t.
e ICE toa 5e =
$Ss:a :sss s%s ssss {ss s e.
al :ansssed ISas ga i2s;a; 2askea 4 ,a7xe
g. IS for mess; SO is for extra mcss and ss-'o
IL? 5SF e:; quoted at asse ts: sy and
Sc country lots according y e"aa's0R' az,
,,11s.ITrrs ,......
riouR-v,, oniss and unchanged. There
cable Inquiries shout prices aad ttesh; rates ea:
e1dtss sss. and t!a Of
wns ssry s. CO. 53, bueFest serns ss s
oo o The ,as RsEfs ,ae ea peess
Choice winters S. es7 IS: medium ", winters, % ae
IS esas So: snippnr extras, sis,,ea,5 70: choice
patents, s9ooazso: common %. $4,000, ss; sour
ss a 's ssses
sass g oos IT ss
and So. 1893, rs on track. .s...:~
soazzsisss- was made Of 10 tons at slloos 81
''sIn va, made Of 10 tons at s,e 60 tree
on board. .>~e.: . - :. '''':~ : :: ~ =
~ rs~ W. c.... .vau ,,r,,n., o+ e,e 7sa17 m ner
ton rraek; -, .oo,o. rna a.,,r mar.
ker dun. ana there much doing afterwards,
hs n M t. Seox syf M es
q Friday: There wa5 fair demand II LiseSpov and
sda:s
lid Tsh basR fSsge s Ell ur I
iS fer ie lets loxer ssades, sad 80 was reatlysy
bas d }Sax3nss
E q fsta9si s e n Via
casl whear The abundance q oanab
Il ny !a as n s ne
eat using # to hest te1 e @
aown t. GssSm0sa adsaaeed
s1InsS ssi anaasy sas soil e a5sf
elosIng 81 sl: 49, Seller The mouth was anies at
sas 5s;sa bs s.. Ffsssss asss ss
closed ar 81 12i NJ closed at s. os4 with 4, D d
sa .; G s. Ss syas saf:
e. ag e g
sWp II e. tF9ss Ws 1sde rs5s y ~ 20 R Ra
wnts at St. Is frcc on bsarst car - WV ->o'
MINNESOTA NnEAr-'Eas quiet and stsady: Sales
E1ode OF Coz bu No. A. ST. l391t. 1874; and 100
buby sample At s. ~ on track. n..
CUkN-M,as actye and irregular The market Eas
sarp t. ~ shorts oF month 5a5
in far request and advanced ~ closing c lower than
the preceding evening Liysrp2ol Eas qnoted steady
ouet and our receipts agan small the reported move
lnent Of the week Indicating that our stocks have de-
plug inquiry was only moderate but II understood
shipment at lEnllta which will allow about per bu
lie paid here for No. 2 Seller December opened 1T
45c sold aud fell baCk 44ic 1t tue close
Seller January sold Ut 4iGsH3sc, closing At 4455c
Seller May sold 47HGisllc, and seller month at
, 1876-11-19

Total.......-s445,4 1885, s94 S57l, SIS. 657 -o2.0
Excepting as proof Of the general interruption
OF business, these returns are not important. In
Decd it IS somewhat surprising that the transac-
tions have not been moro largely reduced by the
extraordinary political excitement. York
Public, Nop. 16.
GOLD AND GRRENBACKs.
Gold was 1o94 G10o1 in greenbacks.
Greenbacks were 91A@9lh cents on the dollar
, 1876-11-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN CITIES.

SpectGI Dtfp0teh TO TIA 1fttunk.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1911 80 T. a-m.-FLouR-Eo LIS:
No. 9, 2oa.
GnA1S-Wheat-W Winter. No. l. los; No. 2. 81 3d.
spring, No. i. o. 1od; No. 81; white, No. 11o 3D. No
2 los I'd; club No. l, los 9i; No. 2, los 3D. Com
No. l, 2es; No. 2, 25s sd.
PRoy1s1ors-Pozk, 71s-~ Lard, 52s.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1852. m.-CopToS-Flat at e;&a
es1ed: saes 900 bales; speculation and export M
bales.
Observation-Disclosures wnIte wneas los 4da1os
cd do club: 10s edaplos Cd; No. 2 to Ao: red WesE
err, spring. 81 1d4tOs do winter. 9s 8l@l0s. Flour
Western canal, 33es25s. Corn-Wcsscrn mixed Is Cd
@oss. yats-American. 3s93s Cd. Barley-Amertcan
Is CD Peos-Canadlan, 35s.
CLovER.SERp-Aluarican 50f55s-- ,
PkOvlsIoNs-Ness pork. u.s.. Prime mess beet, 875
3d.. Lard-Amer1cau, 52s. Bacon-Long clear, ii;
short clear, 4js.
TALLOW-k3s.
PErnoLBpA-sptrtts, los ID: refined. 1e56s
LISyEED O1L-37s
l:Es1X-Common, IS Cd; pale, la.
SPIRITS TCEPEyTISE-274 Sd.
CuEEsE-Fue American, SIS.
LONDON, Nov. 1B.-SPIRIrs TCErRSTISR-r Sd,
ASrwknP, Nov. ls.-PxTRoLguN-58.
, 1876-11-19
EDUCATIONAL.
FhG DymG1tlrth Business COLLEGE.

q Fof nearly twenty years, Mr.. DYuRENFURTH, the
itesaenL and fouder OF this College. has devoted w.
r. Of ts system OF t9stuctioa Win xhs
The College Is under his isumediatr dirccs
alon and ~ him chiefly the Instruction Is giycn - +
his home on the West S1d. ~ ~ ~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05

The man Clayter, whose wife disap-
peared so mysteriously some days ago,
is now happy. He has found bis spouse,
and it was not such mysterious case
after all. a4
There was nothing in the street-car
part of the story. She waited on the
landing some time for her. husband, and
then attempted to get on the boat, but
by mistake took the steamer Potomac,
and while he was searching for her in
Cincinnati, she was enjoying ride up
the Ohio. On arriving at Portsmouth
she telegraphed her husband, who was
at the Broadway Hotel, and the sepa'
rated pair were speedily reunited. n
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05
CHARLIE ROSS.


This Must he the Long g-LOst BOy.
New YORK, Jan. GA st: Albans dis
patch says, the evidence of identity Of
the boy held there with Vie missing
Charlie Ross is accumulating. Mr.. Hall
Stanton, of Philadelphia, and others
have expressed the convection that he
is Mr.. Ross' lost child. Mr.. Ross him
self is not inclined to believe it. The
child's errors in naming persons are ex-
planned by the long separation.
He says he could easily fix his home
in Philadelphia. He also mentions many
familiar domestic incidents which q
stranger could never think Of Mr.. j. J.
Kenion, from Germantown, yesterday
put to the boy number of questions,
and afterwards declared himself fully
convinced that he was Charlie Ross and
no other.
ST. ALBANs, Jan. g. The Charlie
Ross excitement is increasing. Bets
are offered 2 to /, that the boy now here
will turn out to be the veritable Charlie
When told Mr.. Ross would not come he
wept, and was much affected. He says
he knows papa would know him II he
would only come. Col. Crosby Of Mil
tord is expected here this afternoon te
identify the boy if possible.
SETTLED, AND NOT CHARLEY ROSS.
BOSTON, Jan. 5.-A private telegram
| just received from st. Albans, VT, say
| the would-be Charlie Ross has Just beel
positively identified by parties from
Milford as James Blanchard. This set
ties the question beyond dispute.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 5. 1876.
side and the championship, Mclaughlin

side and the championship, Mclaughlin
won. 49,
The Secretary of the Treasury declines
to allow the award OF the Court OF APP
peals In favor OF the Union Pacific rall-
road until the road pays up what ~ owes
the Government.
While two lawyers engaged In rough
and tumble fight in Court-room IN
Memphis yesterday, and the SnerlH
stepped in to part them, the prisoner
who wac being tried slipped out ana ran
away.
Colonel Tom Scott has written a letter
to the President of the Louisville and
Chattanooga Railroad, in which he says
that it is not the intention OF those nav
ing the proposed Southern Pacific Rail.
road in hanl to build it in the interest Of
| any Northern line of road, but that It Is
| to be highway Of travel, with which
every road in the country may connec'
on equal terms.
A mysterious boz was found slowed
away in New York yesterday which II
was supposed Thomasson, the Dynamite
devil, had prepared to blow up vessel
| Upon opening it, with the utmost care
Lit was found to contain number OF Dagi
OF bird-shot, packed carefully "a steer
lined box. 1t Is believed that this ls tnt
box which he represented to be hllet
with specie, and on which ne wanted tt
get an insurance Of 100000. There wa
no internal machine about it, though.
The boiler of portable steam saw
mill, near Leesburg, Scott county, ex
ploded Monday with terrific effect
Charles and Andrew Hamon and VIM
Driscoll were instantly killed, thel
bodies being terribly mangled. Tbos
johnson had his scalp torn off and wa
badly scaIded in the face breast an
lshoulders. Elead Hamon had his rIgn
thigh and left leg broken, and was Other
wise severely injured. DriscoH lived a
lafayette, Indiana.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05
Probate Court.

Catherine j. Rhodes was appointed
Administrative OF Charles W. Rhodes,
deceased. Personality, $4,000. a
Joseph Wintzirger was appointed Ad-
ministrator of Benz. Plate. Personally,
50, 900.
Inc will OF William Hay was admitted
to probate.
William o. Smith was appointed Ad-
ministrator Of Harris II. smith. Fer
sonalty, $500; realty, 50, 500.
Stephen Green was appointed Admin
fsrrator Of Nancy Green. Personally,
/ $1,000. As
was probated.
Gertrude Peter was appointed Admin
Iistratrix Of Xavier Peter. Personally,
$50. at
Elizabeth Boedecker was appointed
Administrators with the will annexed oi
John Henry Boedecker. Personally
| 81, 500; realty, SO, 100. m
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05
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NEwUBRYPoRT. MASS, Jan. 5.-W. X
Biddle's wheel factory, at Amsbury,was
burned early this morning, with its con-
tents. Loss on building, machinery and
stock will reach $4,000; insured. A
block Of tenement houses belonging to
the corporation also caught fire, and
were entirely destroyed. The total loss
is about $40, 600. sts "a
ZANEsvILLE, Jan. 5.--A fire yesterday
damaged Stern's millinery store, North
Fifth street, $1,000.
DAYTON, o., Jan. GA fire yesterday
destroyed the wagon and paint shop, Of
Samuel Vincent, East Fifth street. Fire
accidental. Loss estimated at 5000 on
building and $400 on stock and tools.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05
Minor Mentions.

BosToN, Jan. 5.--The committee re-
port the liabilities of the clothing house
Of Frieland, Harding & Lewis $741, 113
and the asset $4,000.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The Lake Shore
Directors Will to-day declare a dividend
OF two per cent. 100000 will also be set
apart as q contribution to the Sinking
Fund.
LONDON, Jan. GA quarrel occurred
between Hon. Mr.. Caves, British Com
missioner, and the Khedive, which
caused the failure of Caves financial
visit to Egypt.
HAMILTON, ONT, Jan. 5.--This morn
ing, Nelson Mills, an old and respected
citizen, was murdered on King street,
by butcher named Michael Mcconnell;
who was arrested. @ #
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. The Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections
met this morning, but took no action on
Mr.. Edwards resolution on the election
OF President OF the Senate pro tenn.
ALBANY, Jan. 5.--A bill was intro
duced yesterday for the repeal OF the
Grey Nun Act, and it will doubtless
promptly pass. This law figured con.
spicuously in the late State campaign.
DUBUQUE, Jan. 5.--Great excitement
is created by the announcement of
Father Ryan that he will withhold the
sacrament from parishioners who persist
in sending their children to the public
schools. ii
COLUMBUS, Jan. ga class of eleven
young men were admitted to practice In
the Supreme Court yesterday. Among
them w. G. Roberts, Esq, of Cincinnati,
q young lawyer who has recently re-
moved there from Maryland.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.--In the Intcr.Col-
legiate Literary Association last even
| ing the first prize was awarded to Hani-
| ilton College. represented by Julien NJ.
Elliott, whose subject was .the Heroic
Element in Modern Life that is typified
by Flynn, OF Virginia."
BALTIMORE, Jan 5. - William King
was found dead in his berth this morning
on board OF the oyster punt Joseph s.
Cleveland, which arrived from the Ches.
apeake oyster beds last blight. In the
next berth Hugh Moran lay in dying
condition, and was removed to the hos
pital, where he remains insensible.