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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-16
TESTIMONIALS.

The substantial excellence Of the Wheeler a
Wilson Sewing Machine, and its high appre-
citation by those who are familiar with ita
practical working, are shown in the following
testimonials from well known firms;
From A. ]. CLARK, prominent Shirt Manu-
facturer
Weuse the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine in the manufacture of Shirts, Collars and
Cuffs, as no other machine will do our work SO
we'll A. j. CLARK.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-16
From JOHN sHILLITo & CO., leading Dry
Goods Merchants of Cincinnati1

TEIUHI OO'S I1Iy
Goods Merchants of Cincinnati.l
During the past ten years we have used over
One Hundred Wheeler q Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes in the manufacture Of Ladies' Garments
Of every kind, including Heavy ClOaks and
Fine Underwear, and they have given entire
satisfaction. For our work the Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine is uncqualed.
JOHN SHILLITO & CO.
APRIL 18th, 1874.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-16
[From sTRIBLE1 & CO., Shoe Manufaetur
ers Of twenty -two years experienced

[From STRIBLE1 & CO., Shoe Manufacture
ers OF twenty -two years experienced
We are running the Wheeler & Wilson Sew
ing Machine No. 6, by steam power, at a speed
of T00 stitches per minute on Ladies' and
Misses Fine Shoe Uppers, and find it superior
to any other machine in the following par
ticulars: 4
1t will close seams with heavy silk in leather
tighter, without puckering, than any machine
we know. 1t will close leather seams with
Marshall's Oabled Thread at above speed equal
to the Howe Cylinder Machine.
1t runs faster and makes a more regular
stitch on fine leather than any machine we
have ever used. b
We believe twill prove very durable ma
chine, and when worn down may be repaired
cheaper and better than the average of first
class machine. STRIBLEY & 20. Z
We use and cheerfuliy recommend the
Wheeler &c Wilson No. Sewing Machine az
the best in use for Shoe Fitting.
Our display Of Ladies' and Misses Find
Shoes, at the Cincinnati Exposition Of 1875 was
Stitched and Fitted on these Machines.
KRIPPENDORF & HART..
, 1876-03-17

firmer, at 8so for boxed shoulders, 12ao for
do short ribs, md 1890 for do short olcars.
11igl1wines wcro dull md nominnl at $1,04i
per gallon, Flour was in better demand md
firm. Whoat WIS actiyo md ID higher, clos
ing at s1.0t} for March mud s1.02a for April.
Corn VIVA less active and 10 higher, closing nt
43so for Alarcll and 43Yo for April. Oats
wcro quiet and firm, closing ut 823o for
March mud 34ao for May. 1ayo was qnios at
Gio. Barley was luil aud oasicr, closing Mt
57o for March and 66lo for April. Hogs
woro active md easier, with tho bulk of tho
satea ut $7.0o@s.0'. Cattle woro quiet md
weals, with sales Mt so.6o@5.ao. Sheep woro
dull md heavy. One hundred dollars in gold
would buy 3114.074 in groonbncks at tho
, 1876-03-17

about ono.quarter Of tho population,
ana arc, of course, hohnmmodans.
Tho nhtiyo tribes arc tho invetorate enemies
Of tho Turks, which t1lroo and l1nlt con-
turioB Of Moslsm rulo Inns not tended to
modify. 10 this they wero Obliged 10 sub
nit IN 1523 by Bo11,tAN Tie Magnificent.
They mado bold. striko for freedom from
Turkish tyrnpny in 1871, but wore ngain sub
ducd by OMAN pAst1A.
Tho Province Of 8orvin lios duo nast Of
Dosnia, both provinces boing entirely IN tho
valley Of tho Danube. Servia contains 81 1,2Y9
Square miles, 80 tint tho whole territory in
rovolt is abo,1t rs 1argo aa tho State OF New
York. Sorvia has n population Of Loco, 900,
who represent n groat many difTeront rnces,
MI OF which cordially Into their Turkiall mas
taa. Tho country, except tho valley along
tito savo and Danubo, is mountainous. These
are covered with dense forests, md tho
valleys along tho rivers mud streams aru
rich and highly productive. Grain, rice,
hemp, fax, mud tobacco, are extensively cu1.
ttvated, md MI the domestic animals nro
reisotl In abundance.
It is evident, therefore, that If the PROV
inces embraced In tho triangle above referred
to, with Greece ns m ally, become thor
oughly united and exort nil their powers
thoy havo tho mcans to give tho "Sick
Nun about all the business ho can possibly
do. In former rovolta against Turkish rule,
and they havo boon many, zach hns generally
fought its own battles, md thoy hayo
not beon able aingly to beat back tho
Turkish armies. It wiser counao18 now pre-,
, 1876-03-17

h1r. ChTMEn's Committee is progressing in
its cropping after tho facts as to how, until q
newspaper correspondent got after him, AIR
ChyMEn, with painstaking caro-, got out Of the
way Of proof rs to Mr.. PENDLErox's Ken
tucky railroad job. Tho Committee
l.as already got SO far rs to draw out that Ar.
CLrMEn discovered Tint thoro WIS no data on
which to investigate PEsDLETos, though, NJ
Gen. K1ppoo observed to CLYa1En, there WIS
rs mucl. testimony against prNp1EroN rs
there was against BE1KsAp when tho invosti-
CATION against him was sot on foot. Yet tho
same Airs. MARSH, whose lively tongue
startod tho stories against BE1KSAr, also told
Of the pESnLEroN job, and C1yuxR was in
formed of it by Qen. K1pDoo, aa matter do
serving Of investigation.
, 1876-03-17

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. sana,, r.. lot s'.', ..efnss NV l.l.!oo' ~
% @."..,. %"1 n1','' W. "l'''' ~ ''aoon' 'Ao
s,,ee,n;~s seoh1 .,.. y ., nosi p"1 10 1A'se a
asto ..as, ~ .'.'s .'o so'a 'ns W sono '''no p'
A'1 r,,a ~ IL, s IN ~ pe'o.
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.,.,., ~. IT,, ~ ~ WY eo'u su'a "s'n''"'ly
,as n"s" 10y ~, .oa'no speo'o paynen's' ala mus.
.,eir & ~ a..n1a.." @ "0'u , aaua. " oo p't s0n. y.
~ sa1n a.. ~ ,'s..,.' -. 1no ensou6's'n1'ns slso"
NJ. ' o"N' ~ 4eeun'o - not ,''y a set.ous M
ee,i 49,, eao d. ~, 1s yo"a' 'l'4" T. ~. :. ~ -
;sn,.. svi @ en- ~ ~ 49, eo'a los ,.o eo 's, y,
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, 1876-03-17

The Democrats Of the House hnye succeed
ed in another investigation, as they linvo suc-
ccedea IN nu TINT did not como to nought,-
in digging up Dolnocratio corruption. In the
caso of Congressman Ars, Of Alabama,
charged with selling West Point cadotship,
LILLY, tho Washington cntaetship broker, yes
tertlay testified'that ho mover paid money to
a Congressman for cadctship but once.
Then 1t was to CorYRoTn, Of Pennsylvania,
a Democratic member Of tho Fortieth Com
gress, who pockoted 5000 for it,
, 1876-03-17

The eternal veritios arc hard to got at in
tho MAnau.BrIKaAr business, hut, II NO live
long enough, doubtless wo will know moro
nl'out it. Wo learn now TINT Minsu, at
Montreal, bears himself aa though lle were n
marty1, and That somebody has counted
them ;and found that Mrs. MARSH wears
damon earrings and brooch, and three
diamon1 rings on her right and four on her
left hand. We learn als6 TINT Mrs. BEL
xsAr, with another Kentucky Indy. did make
aag for union regiment, and that she
adnt como Of scrub stock, though wc bo.
lego nobody evcr asserted she did.
, 1876-03-17
THE TURKISH REVOLT.

The news from tho Northwestern Turkish
provinces comes through 80 many channels,
and is subject to &c many consorships, TINT it
is about impossible to determine what tho
oxnct condition Of tho revolt is, or how wido-
ly it has extended It aeems, however, to bo
constantly growing, and 1t is likely soon, na
tho dispatches expross it, to "11nito tho
whole Serb raco against tho Tur1ss." At first
tho rebellion against Ottoman rule was con-
flned to Herzegovina, but Dosnia soon showed
sympathy with it, md now wo learn that
Belgrade, the Capital Of Scrvia, and one of
tho most important cities on tho Lower
Danube, was Illuminated on tho 18th in
honor Of tho battle OF Muratoyizzn. There
Is trouble also botweon Roumania mud
tho Porte, and II Ia now stated IN q dispatoh
from London tint "Grcoce has offered to
form m Offensive and defensive alliance with
sorvin and Roumania. It is believed TINT
Russia will not permit Austria to OCCUPY
servia, though it is stnted tllat tho Landwehr
laa been ordered to occupy Croatia and tho
Tyrol. Albania occupies tho space between
Greece and tho northwestern royoltcl PROV
inces, aud as yet has not boon hoard from {;
but, should it unto with Greece and tho
northwestern Provinces and Nussia, Austria,
md the other groat States will keep hends
of, tie Turk would very likely bo driven
across tho DospAorus before tho yenr
closas II ID doubtfn, whot,or Tho
States Of Turkey In Europe could unite md
form q now kiurdom neither would Russia
nud Austria nerm;s them n do n II thov
could. It iy almost cortuip thoy will 1nsiat
on dividing ths " Sick Mans " effaota and t,,o
aooner thay coma In m acreomort ahon, u
fho be.ter for lin haonlo rost in,aro.toa a,a
for mnn]rind in rencra1 ''-'>'
pend;no tho arrival of othor n.vs> - ,a,x'
tonoornnl1,cal and ot],er facta IN rooart1 IN
aome ~ tta ,,rovincoa rgharo ,ba a;stn-horoa
e.ista INV bo oocontah,a ~ o,- - ~.sSora % 49, A.
snrn;no Chat esrrfa l,os III 1o,nsa % Ma,saao
.,;na H. ~s,a1taa .,,a.s;,. - .,.n.aS ~
~ ,no,nsaa ,,,a,.,s ~ -, s.o ~ n',a ~
, 1876-03-17
PERSONAL

'"Ars. Partinston is IT yosra old, AMI he n.s
White hair.
Nellie Gfknt-aartorta will not rosusn to Amer
ica until fall.
Thomas Carlyle and Prof. Huxley witnessed
Prof. Tyndhll's Wedding.
Alexander Dumaa, tho fAther, said of hts aoa:
"Alo1andor Is reallst; am N tdealls..
draw; ho photographs"
Tho obtet novelty in the literary world Of
Paris ia George Sands now work Of fiction, on-
tatlod lilo Tour do percemout-"
The Empross OF Austria has taken EnB!on
Noston, NosthamptonHhiro, England, for hor
residence during the proaent susun,or.
Lucy Hooper bel1evos that young American
girls should not so abroad to atudy musto.
Paris is not tho placo wllsse "a unprotected
gitl-etudent should abide"
It ls whIspored-onty whispered. mlnl you'll
that Miss Cary did not succeed in opera at
Yionna. Our CxrJsalms has no mood Of Vien.
nsae applause.
The Chicago Timer will be glnd to tnuw thai
nobeneteln Inns been washed, ARaln8t hia Will, by
ha tailcrs. His father Ia nad 10 DO highly inJig.
nant and apprehenslye 1eak Pesaoh naaY catch
cold.
Flour IL $40 barrol at tho HI1ck Hll1s, bul
whisky is fancy article, worth ita weight ID
gold: wht'o tue ssan OF deash sema!ns o. this
eKoroltant elevation, no ambitious young man
Will a-go'd'hunt!ng.
Sam Cox condemns tho Tartar custom OF pull
Ing man by the oars WHOM thsy want lin ID
drink TIL he opens hls mouth. and then pouring
down the liquors. Lie says he knows nau
whose oars do not require to be pulled.
A Paris correspondent dsniea tho common re-
port that MAsshal MAcMahon Is IAN old 1ool.'
and adds thas he Ia n more nulllty." IIe aeons
TO have boon pretty wtso nullity, knowing thu
virtue Of self-feasralnt, and exhibiting LLo hlgt-
cot patriotism.
Tho Montreal gossips say that Mrs. Marsh 10
"ths most diasinguishsd-looldng little lady tLas
erer came from tho stssos." eho seoua to b.
hbont 81 ycara Of age. Bhe reooIYsa no visltors,
and seldom goes OUT Ths diamonds which shs
wsa.s 70 .hs hotol dining .t.b.s A1o said to b
, 1876-03-17

Ex-Deputy Collector HoYT, in leaving his
old stamping ground between two days to
seek tho favorito winter resort which Canala
oHlco-hollors, loft his attorneys very touch
Ing note, in which ho attributed lia suddon
departure for "freah fields ond pastures
new to DO owing to tho forthcoming testi-
mony Of "perjured scoundrols." Mr. HoYr
Expressed tho opinion that this testimony is
"absolutoly appalling" and said that Ills
friends begged him to go away and let
"these villaina got thoir immunity by the
conviction Of sonlo one elso. Those ex-
prosaiona are all very strong, md might
make q lasting impression upon tho public
il they were not already exceeded by tho
famous speech Of tho convict JoroR, who
protested, eyon after the verdict against
him, based on the c1earest evidence,
with IN oloquenco which uoxT can
scarcely hopo to attain. That oratorical
flight just before the high-aying bird waa
Gagged in tho Missouri Stato'a Prison hns con-
sidesably lesssned tho force Of strong aatoo-
tives which come from gentlemen who arc
unfortunate enough to bo implicated in tho
whialy frauds. We're 1t not for JoYcE, HoY1's
appeal might strike deeper into the hearts Of
his counhymcn. As it is, and in view Of tho
fact TINT JAKE Rruu aud Hrs1Na, who wore
indicted as co-conspiratora with HoYr, havo
confessed, tho departure Of tho latter must
rnther bo admired as IN evidence Of good
Judgment. Ihore wasn't very much chance
for Horr thia side of Canada, it must DO ad.
, 1876-03-17

Ths Common Council, In the consideration
of the annual Appropriation bill reported by
the Committee Of the Whole, arc now ap-
rroaching that portion where they can render
the best scEvice to tho community, but also
whero there Ia tho greatest temptation to 60
wrong.-that Is, In the fixing Of salsxies.
The COMMITTEES Of thu Whole did very good
work, but the Council might bstsAr improve
chi It than rastnrs any Of ths itams vhlah
, 1876-03-17

Tho rag-baby sentiment among tho Demo-
cratic Senators docs not seem altogether over
poworing from tho vote in caucus on the
PAYNE bill. This very much Of a mi1k-and-
water resumption measure WIS taken rs
against initiation, and 60 voted on; and, Of
the twenty-four Democratic Senators Mt tho
CAUCUS, twenty-threo voted for it, reducing
the Democratic rag-in1atioh. party In tho
SonAte to Q aiuRla YQto, r
, 1876-03-17

LUG OGlIloCIsaliH congressman CAUCUS mas,
by minority vote of GO nyes to 4G noea, do.
clarcd preference for tho PAYNE Finance
bill; md though tho CAUCUS disclain,ed any
controlling powor over the votes OF members
in tho House, the opinion Of tho majority
may DO accepted rs indicating tho policy OF
the whole party. We havo sovera1 times ex-
plainod what this PAINE bill ia, and, rs VIC
will now probably hear considerably moro Of
it, wo will repoat It's provisions substantially.
It Provides:
1. THAT after July, 1876, md annually un-
til the United States lcgal-tonder notes shnll
appreciate in valuo at par to gold, tho Secrc-
tary Of tho Treasury shall retain in coin In
tho Treasury m amount equal to 8 per cont
of tho whole amount Of such lcga1-teudor
J notes outstanding; such amount so retained
shnli bo held o. resumption fund, and shall
never be reduced below so per cont Of tho
amount Of 1egnl-tondcr notes.
2. Tint each National Bank, until tho full
resumption of payment in specie Of It's bn,,k
notes, shall retain from the coin interest on
its bonds IN amount equal to per cent of
Its circulation; and from tho dato Of rcsu,np-
ttou Of specie payments such resorvo Of coin
shall never DO less than so per cent of it's
whole circulation.
The reseryo OF gold in tho Treasury to bo
part Of the sinking tund required by Inv,
and tho reserve Of coin by the banks to bo
counted as part Of the rosorye now required
by law.
The bill, It will be seen, simply provides
for boarding coin bY the Governulent md the
, 1876-03-17

noon paper sayas
HenstuY CAMERON read ~ extract frox Taa CusuA-
WRIT aua WnloA1 will having department CLERKS u
private seoretzrtes and donied ths sAms. Ths oahef
thtee Senators 10 charged deuied &he sAme Henstor
Lo0AA took occasion 10 pFopszy brand tbs fsIaaAood
cIrcalss4 SONS time ago, attempting 10 souusea hun
With tho WhiAky Hing.
THIS report conveys the idea that TIE CRIcA-
90 TAlpuak had made the charge against the
Senators named. which u not true. Taz Tam.
uax haa alleged nothing Of tho soFs, and haa
no original Information on the subject. 1t wA
the New York Mercury THAI made tho charge
agAlnat Senators oAhEaoN, WRar, Walour, aud
Loo4N. Our Washington correspondent called
their attention AMPLY to tho allegation, Whlch
they hare now denied 10 b tsus.s tbs Herc.Hys
statement through its WAahin2ton correspond
ant was u followat
Tour uos1tspcq4snt aRo ls&stsa tha4 yprHS mA4
- 6s pzTsau Il hA TFaAkaty pspAssaasat u - sAs
, 1876-03-17

BY our London dispatches it will DO seen
tint while the Arctic wave has been swcop-
ing over tho North md West, accompanied
by furious gales and lloavy SHOWS, terrific
storm prevailed throughout England, and
destructive inunaationB occurred.
, 1876-03-17

oss2Goo year hA for nearly two yssrs been detailed
Al private secretary to Berator dAxH1oN. lie docs
nothing cac, u nover nj tho Treasury dxcept when
untsl ssates to pay for tha psiTAs secrotary
to Hensor WIN, moro than any othar, afford to
hnye for himself. Thers Afo otsF Hsnatoss WHO
Are favored IN tho why. Tho rfivao aedrrtary Of
ecnatar West. Of Louisiana, II ccrk iu Tho Var Do
pattt1ent; Another JnunE man from Tho lndlsn
Iowa, and another from tho War Department ID anc.
rotary for Senator LoaAN, Of Illinois. AL these
puGllo servies. Beeretar5 als1ow kno1a It, yet ho
declines TO ltoriofo.
, 1876-03-17
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, 1876-03-17

1hs Chicago produce markets we're unsss.
Ted ysaterday. Mess pork was qulst. aud
@12lo per brl higher, closing at s22.1ot
cash and S22.lt@22l7a for April. Lard waa
u moderate demand and 10 per 1o0 lbs
tassss. closing At els.2oDl3.22t cash aud
etAAo Tor April Msah ws.s guilt .ud
, 1876-03-17

The woman's-su1rago movement is 1oom-
ing up ngain in Massachusetts,, tho Upper
House Of tho Legislature Of that Stato having,
by a vote Of Is to 10 yesterday, passed. tho
fema1c-suffrago amendment to tho Constitu.
tim
, 1876-03-17

Tho iiras batch Of indicted mon barring "eiycn
nway" tho Rocond batch; aud Of the secoud
batch, HEs1Ko and HEuM having "laid down.
and HoYr aud Dl1DoEs having run away, who u
to be brought to trial this norning7
, 1876-03-17
NEW MEXICO.

admission If Now Mexico into tho Union as I,
Slate ought not to become law. There ia
rot ono good reason that can DO suggested
for such m net. There Is no OCCASION for it;
tho people there are wholly unfit for State
Government; neitlor do thoy ask for 1t;
they would not comprehend tho chango II it
wero made, except by tho roaalting in creased
taxation. Tho aroa of tho Torritory Ia about
leo, o,0o0squaro miles, chiefly of mountains and
arid deserts; tho total population nvo years
ago was 91,874. There may be fow thou-
sand more people there now, but there is not
yet ono inhabitant to tho square mile, al.
though Now Mexico bus been M organized
territory for moro than 200 yeara. There
are two wards in Chicago which hnvo popu-
1ation equal to that Of all Now Mexico.
Tho people of Now Mexico aro not of
American origin, nor do they spoak Engliah.
Though tho, country was annexed nearly
thirty years ago, the character Of tho inhab-
itants has not changed. The population Is
Of 1ni1ed b1ood-Spanisb, diluted with In
fuslons Of Indian and negro blood. They
aro not An onterpriaing nor progressive pco-
plo; tfpy aro not an oducated people, nor do
they ssck to bo EDUCATED; they have no per-
eonal, political, OF commercial ambition
they nro content to live in thoir simplicity,
ignorance, and poverty, md to oroct them in
to aState would be rs great a burlesque on
proprloty as it would bo incomprehensblo to
tho people themselves. The natural resourcos
OF New Mexico aro quito limited. Sheep
grazing IS tho chief business. The climate
Is 80 ra.nlosa and tho country 30 mountainous
anu ard mat little or nothing can be grown
except py I'M gataon, nor ia there much land
susceptible OF cultivation that way.
The American population OF tho Territory
those WHO tako any interest in its political
aaoiss-dooa not exceed probably 5000 per-
sons Worry fow OF tho natiVo population cau
read Or wrlto. They recognize but two au-
thor'ties, the priest and Alcaldo; all other
thlnes nfe lott TO tho few Yankees to manage
n8 thoy please. 4ho real applicants for tho
admission OF Now Mexico rs State aro tho
hahatal OF American adventurous who haVa
1onowod THO army or AaVo gono as traders
or spoculasors TO tho Territory. The very
ignorance hnu indifference OF tho natives but
oaor greaser promises to tho enterprising
"mtes. win NC" Mexico rs State, thorc
Will boa stato Government, with its long list
OF e1ccuug.o, judicial, and Legislative OIL
GERS :; thero Will be shorids and Coro-
ners, and Commissioners and Auditors,
Clerks and lFeasurera, and Assessors and
Collectors There will be too senators Of the
United States, to bo elected by State Leg
ialoturo, to Offset Illinois or Now York in tho
Senate. There will 10 State capital to DO
| located and State-Houso to ho built: thoro
, 1876-03-17

make appointment to ofllco contingent upon
qualifications proved on competitive OK
animation, and tho tonuro Of Office dopond-
ont solely upon fidelity In tho discharge OF
tho duties Of Office,
, 1876-03-17

woro cut OF or reduced by tho Committee.
In tho ,natter OF salaries, most Of tic on,-
ployos Of tho city arc iaow rocoiving as much
pny m they did bofore tho fro or boforo tho
panio, though Tho cost Of living at Tint timo
WIS one.thtr1 greator than at present,
and It wins then ono-third easier to pay
tho ta1.lcvy than 1t Ia now. Tho worry
least that oan bo tlono by tho Council now ia
TO nako Il general reduction Of, aay, 10 per
cent on tho whole limo Of city salaries Lot
avory Alderman bring tho cnso homo to HIM
solf. I'horo ia not ono in tho Council with
money enough to employ mnn for week
who would think Of paying for private Ser
vico rs much M the city now pays for tho
sarno class Of work. Tho Aldermen should
not consent TINT tho city al,all pay moro for
It's services than they would pay II they wcro
employing tho sa1ne men on a priyato ac-
count, BY cutting down tho sa1arios 10 per
cont, tho Council can savo onc-half tho mp
preparation OF 100000 which they havo
mado 10 meot the deficiencies represented by
outstanding certificates Of indebtedness.
, 1876-03-17

Probably capitalists and business men win
hcncoforth be ayorso To Investing In enterprises
with Mr. GEORGE II. rENDLEroN aB muct, ~
political par.ios will be aycrso to assooiattng him
with public Office. 1Io represented throe-nftl,a
or c!car control Of tho Kcntuoky Contra1 Rail-
road. aud took advantage OF this circumstance
to give htnao1f q comusaIon OF 90 per cent to
collect the claim against tho Government. As
matter Of fact, 10 kept $4,000 for hirnsclt.
s9a,000 going to tho Company. OF tic latter
sum ho asso received throe.hfths, loavlnE hts
partners only $4,000. or, afsor ieduoting what
was paid tho elnrk. but little more than $40 900
out Of tho Original claim Of $148o0o. As part
nor Mr. pEwDLKfoN Ia not moro desirable than
he ia as Presidential candidate Just now.
, 1876-03-17

COVENANT LODGE, No. $40. A.. r. and A. NJ
O'Clock. At CorinshIan Hail. ls7 Eat Knxiest, for
work the II. H. Degrnc. Visiting brcthrcn cordlal-
" invited. Dy order Of The ". III.
WM. KERR, 8cc
, 1876-03-17

WASHINGTON CHAPTER NO. -, r. 4. M.-neg-
ular convocaslou this friday evening At 7:3o ococa
for business and work I'LL the r. and nj, z. Dcgreea
Visiting Companions cordially invited. uy order OF
the II. E II. i, CuA8. D. WRIGHT, Becretnfy. !,
, 1876-03-17

WOODS hIU8EUM-Atonsoe street, between Desr-
born and State. Afternoon, "Day After tbs We'd
ding " hnd Alarming Sacrifice" Evening, Lstsy,"
6y tbs Mchlngs- -Bnrnard Troupe.