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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-25

VXTANTED ~ SITUATION - As private
wv watchman; have had several years' ex-
perience; can give good reference. Call on or
address 10 HIN CARNEY, s. Monmouth street,
Newport KY ja25-3t*
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VXTANTED : you TO KNOW That B.
wv CAVAGNA-& & SON have a new lot of fine
Boneless Goldfish, and splendid line of
Groceries. jy2G-tf
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NM NTANTED-FLOURlNG MILL-To rent;
! w u two or three run mill. OF an interest in
one. Address L. ID. GRIFFIN, Dehnison, o.
; ja24-2t
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TKT ANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock OF
J wv hrst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business. Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, 800 w alnut
street. first floor. je26-tf
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NM ED-SIrUA ATION-- BY young man
: w of2J, as door-keeper for dramatic COM
lpany; good references given. Address o. r.
IMcLAIN, Alert, Ind. ja24-4t
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WTANTED-SITUAT My two girls. to
wv do general housework. Apply at $50
Vine street, side entrance. Ja24-3t
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wv NTANIED--El1PLoYM - BY man
wv willing to make himself useful in any
business or newspaper line, where an honest
living can be made. Address j. NJ, this office.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-25

sVNTANTED-SITUAT UATION-As book-keeper,
wv by q young man of three years. expert
ence; best OF references given. Address b. X d,
care Matthew Addy & Co., City. ja22-8t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-25

r OST-COVER One tarpauliE and horse
Ilcoyer, at the G., H. and =. r. r., January
"a. The finder will be rewarded by return
ing IL TO ". j. LITTELL, southwest corner OF
Pearl and Walnut streets. IT,
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wv ANTED- --TEACHER--Fo band must
w understand both brass and string instru-
ments; references exchanged. Address, with
terms, WILL ADAMS, Winchester, KY.
ia94-3t
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wv WANTED-HQUSE--T purchase, q de-
wv sirable residence, within rs miles of the
sity. Address r., Lock-box 1864, Cincinnati,
Ohio. ja24-3t
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

VNTANTED-SITUAT - To do cooking
wv by No. girl. Call at 10t Richmond
street. ja.4-2t
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yNTANTED = STU ALTON - BY young
wv man years of age, to do some light out
side work. Address OPEN AIR, this Office
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FOR RENT.

r. OR RENT-HOUSE-No 145 Elm street.
IL 3-story brick OF IA rooms, suitable for a
boarding house; will rent low. ja22-st
TOR RENT - HOUSE = 3-story brick,
E on York street, ten rooms and hath room.
front and side entrance. Inquire Of "a, Gem
tral ave. ia22-4t
LNOR REsNT-HoUsE-O seven rooms and
IL basement room, on Third street, between
scott and Madison streets, Coyinston. Kv., Tor
W. per month, Inquire Of P. BOHf, No. s
oycamore street, Cincinnati. ia4-2tt
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TRADE-From 81 ,OUO to
wv $4,000 worth of mortgage notes for dry
goods, groceries, boots and shoes, sc. Address
lWM. DAGGY, Greeneastle, Ind. jaz4-4t
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WANTED-TO EXCHANGE-24O acres Of
w good land in Illinois for stock of watches
and jewelry. Add ess Lock-box 25, Hill ,rc,
ONO ja24-4t
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NM TANTED Al. .ron eornice man
tyv sIgnef in galvanIzeu SSarienca. an
ufactory; have had six years exLs "-ro,,L s"t ~
give the best Of referedcc; willing to !, ~ q
bench when necessary. Address d. s, DO, -
t67 Plum street. ja24-3t
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w NTANTED-TWO LADIES-And one gen.
wv tleman, desirous of joining a dramatic
club, to address L. W. LEWIS, City Post. office
\ ja24-8t
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rssaR RHNT-. .RooMs.

LOR Elegant front and
It back rooms, with or without board; also,
day boardcrs wanted, at 2l4 M..Eourth street,
references required. ja25-2t
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UNDERTAKEN.
LOST.

OST-POCKEf-BOOk Friday even.
- ing. at the Grand Opera-house, containing
o sum OF money. two Of j. r. Mills memeran.
dun in diary, five 3-cent postage stamps anG
three 2-cent stamps; leave at Enquirer office
and receiye liberal reward. ja24-2t
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wv ANTED - STU ALTON - AS governess,
wv by young lady "a years old. Address
ANNA PUTNAM, Lafayette, Ind. ja24-3t
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NM ANTED = SITUATION = BY young,
wv well educated German, only a short time
Viii accept q anything to make max an honest
living. Address A. NJ. No. 20, this office.
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wi II SICAL BOXES.

We have left, from our last impOr tatiOn, three
Grand Musical Boxes, which will be sold at greatly
reduced prices.
DUHME & CO., Importers. Fourth and Walnut
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ADVERTISE.

ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
Under the respective classifcations Of
WANTS, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
FIVE CENTS A LINE.
No insertion less than TEN CENTS.
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HNTANTED-SIFUAT ALTON BY young Ger
wv man, with best or references, III some
wholesale or retail store; steady employ ment
=, n, - chance TO learn the English language
T"oro mn object than wages. Address 5. NJ,
this Office 1eso-oe
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Es0R RENT-ROOM furnished COON
H. with largecloth closet, gas, and Ire Il dc, :
SIRED Comfortable for two gentlemen. 246
Plum street, between George and Seventh
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-25

L,OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-FARM--
IL good farm near the city of Ottawa. Frank
lin County, Kansas; will sell cheap for cost,
part cash, and balance in payments to suit
buyer. or will exchange for Ohio property. Ad-
dress DDS, Box 1876, ottawa, Putnam County,
Ohio, ja5-3t
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EOR REET-R0OM--Front OF back room.
- second story. furnished or unfurnlshed,
NO. d5 Gcst strect, bctween Do5mllIer ansi
Freslaan' Must gaye best of references. jal3tf
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L'OR SALE--FARM-CIose to Logansport,
j. Ind, containing 145 acres, Us cleared. 81
best timber In State, if taken off will pay for
whole farm; gojd Improvements, pike, fruit
and water Address JOHN W.CORWIN, Leb-
anon, y. ja24-5t
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The following is the 1 :3] P. NJ. report oj New
York Stock market, as received by Lea, Ster-
lett " Co., 2S Vest Third street:
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l. containing 100 acres, Improvements, &c !;
extra fine fruit, pike, &C.; soil very rich: near
city Of Canton, o.; fine and cheap home. For
further information address JOHN W. COR
WIN, Lebanon, o. ja22-3t
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s-UK SALE.

TOR sALE-KINDLING-Best quality pine
II kindling, at 452 W. Fifth ST., loose and in
punches. iale.I8ts
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TOR SALE-COTTAGE--Got with two
j. lots, on Peter street, West Covington, KY,
~ by l6J feet deep; must DC sold; will be sold
at bargain. Apply to JOHN q. BAXTER,
No. 50S w. Fifth street, Cincinnati. ja24-3t
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EOR SALE - CHEAP - LIFE SCHOLAR
II SHIP-Fof full Arithmetic and Telegraph
Course at Bryant, otratton u DeHan's College.
For full particulars address s. p G., Box D,
city. ja3-tf,d&W
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-12-01
ono CHECK NO WASHER"

a uarkey took some clothes to the
Chinese laundry the other day, and
left them to be washed, receiving in re-
turn for them a check, covered with
Chinese hieroglyphics. The sable in
dividuaf lost his check, but he called
for his clothes all the same Saturday
night. After demanding his washing
and being informed that he must pro.
duce the check the gentleman from
Africa began to grow excited.
''IIookec hear, boss" said ne, udoes
you spose 1 didn't leave dem clothes
here ~
Gay Long gazed at him with II child
like smile, for which his race is pecu-
liar, and replied:
"No telIee. You lookee alice same,
not like Meliican man-aii black"
els you gwine to gimme dem close?''
ono check, no washee, lookce alice
same, belly much black"
"Gimme dem close -
"Eblybody alice same; no chcck-no
washee.'
The darkey pitched i'll and wss going
to take by force what he couldn't get
by argument aud threats, but Gay
Long laid him out with Il club, and
dragged him out on the walk, remark
mg, "Beliy nuchee ttoub1e bucla man;
thlee times no check, no washee, then
htow his out.'-Leokiik: Constitution.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-12-01
MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.

MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
MO STARVING!
4\There is no need for starving, as long as
EE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
On DcSiard street, has for sale plenty of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Such as
Al COFFEE q SUGAR;
EXCELLENT SYRUP & MoLAssEs;
SPLENDID CHEESE, MACARoNI;
vERM1CELLI; NEW BUCKwHEAT
FLOUR IN ANY QUANTITY
NEW SUGAR CURED HAMS
{r1Rsr IN MARKETD
PLENTY OF EGGS, sPIcED PIGS FEET
OYSTERS, sARDINEs,
PorrED OR DEv1LED,
MEATS, LoBsTERs, SALMON AND
MUSHROOMS; ASSORTED CANNED
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES;
POTATOES AND ONIONS;
CHOICE CAROLINA RICE;
WHITE BEANS AND ENGLISH PEAS
HOMtNY AND GRITS;
CRANBERRIES, RAIsONS, CITkON
AND CUKKANTS;
NICE JELLIEs AND PRESERVES;
DRIED FIGS; CRACKERS,
CREAM BISCUITS AND cRACKNErts
TOYS, DOLLS AND
VARIETY OF NICE AND USEFUF
ORNAMENTS
Also a small assortment Of CrOckerv and
Shetf-Hardware, such as is mostly needed
for general use.
Come and see for yourselv es, but 90 no,
| fail to bring along the 'sponduiix," because
must have more ready money and les.
| merchandise. Fair dealing and no humbu,
Will pc found by every one-man, woman
''r child-in trading for cash at the store o
l4:tf II. KINDERNfANN
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Ss.HEANA As III is.

81 Pages
rs IDDDH|Wl'hD 'HH Iul,soi1,, l,tst3Hyrcs.
BY rhSIE:I. nmNHErr
ifire 90 cents, postage IL reniS-I<jl,era
Production t. Gc"!or~~-iU,u 900 copies lust
r"hli~i'H,l ; zoo copies Sr.h
ff!c :1IitorN OF New Orleans have given This
book strong endorsement.
OPINIONS or NEW ORLEANS nookSl:IIERs
II - a book which hats been ions, wanted.
tnu often ctttcd tor. am selling r.,ri.u
daily that are mailed TO all paris Of the
world. " ~
GEORGE, EIIIS
Opposite tho Post pilica
Ny hHilE"it'% |s"H'Si,tHtt is II is is ,,rc-
ciS"'N The h""j> that has been called FOR
II GIVES ECHorat satisfaction TO my patrons
III cliN and country.
G. c. HALEY,
~ Commercial Place.
the book Just ISSUED lIy- Mr.. Deunctt.
tr'"'%""" -t% II Is, supplies Il want long
t'i' nN residents and Strangers The de-
mama tor tn" book is active. ana is steadily
increasing,
i. A. CIR rs HAM,
W ANN aud II" Canal street.
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r"r a'S one !,aNicW co IL year
tt"r any three Reviews. 10 GO
For All four Reviews. II 80
FOR Black woods Aiag;,zi,,c.... / co
For Black wood and one Review U,
For ElackwOod and two Re-
>, views. .....-.."...............iD 90
For E!ackWood and three Re
FOR I:i::r.>wOOd and he four Re
WV. .'''.'''..-. ..-.... ......... 10 90 50
Postage two cents NUM- fcr to he ,,rc,,,iI
by the ItIirter at the Office of delivery
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PREMIUMS

New subscribers for the year 1873 may
nave without cli;lr@c. the numbers, for The.
iitSt quarter OF 1877 OF sttcll periodicals as
they may subscribe for.
on instead OF tho above, new subscribers
|" amy tWH, three or fDl;r of the above ncri-
tpt'',|', iit;'S nave, ITS premiums, one Of the
'puf ttcFi""s tor fSI2: 81 bscribcrs 10 all five
may nave Two OF The fuilr Reviews fo,. 1877
-NHiihrr premiums to Subscribers nor dis
count TO Clubs c:tlt be allowed unless Tho
in"nHN is roinittUu direct to tho pubiis,,,rr;
so lich'inlhS cs'l be given to clubs.
10 a,ttife prtiiiiutns, il will he necessary
10 tta'tc Curly application, as, the sirci,
;'EaiiIhic Tor That purpose is limited.
'fcHtaiS with further particulars may be
had on ap.,lic:;ii;tt.
l-iuEA!;D StoT'r PUB't: CO..
H:it lih Fulton Stcct, NY.
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CLUBS

y discount Of twenty per cent will be AL
.N"ct To clubs of four or more ,p;saus
lhH&: innr copies of B1acEwt,o,t OF of one
itcFte" Will he sent to ono address. for
2t- 80; -four copies of the four RcviewS ana
iiiaci<Woou for 81 CO. and so on
10 Clubs OF ten or more, in addition 10 the
aooNc .'i~r"i'nt, Il copy gratis will be allow
et t" the Gcttcr UP OF the club
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
NEU-JEESkT POLITIt s.

PROGRESS OF WORK II 1uE tTGISLtTUEr-TITs or
rUnIIC ofrICIE~-prWu'RtrIC rII-~IprNrAL
q .ssir--Goy. BEDLE HE ACKSowicDDlp
LEADER.
TErNT0N, Jan. 2S.-At last the Legislature
has passed bL Up To- tbs time al business has been
rcierr.d TO the Joint Committee whose duty II Is to po
tcct the sauctce Of the Constitution from nny pro-
f,uat H. and then much Of must remain uHtl some
syst-m OF Interpreting the angua Of that instrument
II ,sfaL he'd Fortunately this Joint committee - ~
ccpjiuuIlly ai!c, and moro fortunately still both
brlu.hc, of the Ie~atGic are CONFUSED of better ms
tegL than ha, been seen hcc FOR many session. The
seuatc will take 10 action on the Governors ai~
poutnen- until the question Of salary II determined
hga.ust Nj Little, who las been Tcnominaicd fr the
Cbancery ccrkship there i very slight personal "pp"
ton while 10 Mr. kelsey, the secretary ~ state there
f. no objection from any quarter When these Offices
were created their cInnlumens were made to consist en-
tiry Of fees aud with the growing population and bust
ne, of the state these pcfqusit"s have swollen u an
amount quite ~ proportion To the ducs and Ies on
.i1tl,t of tic positions. Just how much these coveted
places are worth hrs been known aud much Wild
,ircuation ia ia, PREMISE ha- been ndul lcd IN by dis
apniri,d candidates and ou"ra. The predecessor of
MI Iitio SAID 10 have received $1,000 ~ consolation
for one years service and some authorities assert that
the ccrsslp IL to-day more comfortable ihan tl eh'v
Alt, of Essex bat there - no DOUBT that iis Vau" has
been vastly oycrc.tlnarcd. Dul!ns the last Gubcrnato-
Of $4,000 per Innum, and II /, now ascci;incd that
they reached only about $4,000
A. the Legislature gins 10 feel tie pressure ~ accu
uI ny buen-ss hears few illusions ciiher 10 the
White Houec tho Vatican. Among Democrats there j.
an apparent apathy and Encouragement. The line NJ
poicy adopted by them viii Doe directly under hc gld
auce Of GOV Bodlc Elected by alr;e yoe after having
violated one Of reyeIod traditions OF Tie state,
for no other man could have established tho revolution
ar precedent remaining the benca while candi-
dato for office, aud appontng his own successor. he
seems nevertheless. tO exercise uugucsipnrd dominion
over ms party Eycy deviation om established usage,
instead Of diminishing his influence seems to be se down
TO credit OF his sturdy integrity and there are friends
Of bis who hope tlut with his absolute control Of the
New Jersey delegation aud his GROWN cpute In other
States, the fortunate moment ma come when nc
care the first least tho second place the National
ticket There arc other friends Of his, anl not uudicns
ones with less soaring ambition who predict that II GOV
Belle should stand ia the focu. ~ all the li-ht that
is turned upo Presidential candidate he would not
appear to 30 good advantage he does IN Trenton TO
d.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
FINANCIAL EMBARRAssMENTs.

The creditors of Kiersted ~ Smith, sasil
manufacturers, at No 7le East Nihths' anu no ~
ro.t Saturday be-
fore Edgar Ketchum Register in Bankruptcy, at NO l29
Fultonst The liabilities of the firm amount 10 over
s65 OOO distributed among 60 creditors. The following
are the principal creditors: Manhattan Life Insurance
Company, Sll ,260; Anthony Bayles, Mount Vernon
$4,000; Sarah VI. Davidson, $3.50; Addison Brown,
$1,000; Union Theological Seminary, S6,29O Ihe assets
consist principally Of real estate. not now available
Eighteen creditors proved their claims aud elected l..
D,ckcrInan of No. 22sg 1hITd-aye. assignee. -
In the assignment Of Cornelius o. Livingston 10 NitreS re
L. I0ckhardt the liabilities set down At SZ2s03 30.
the nominal assets $Sl2 rs, and the real assets at
$5.74s 03. r c,., , co
bOokbnders Of NJ. As MaTiOnSt Will sell inc htoSk VI
the rm and their interest in work done on books DeI9n
ing To various pub shcrs at auction to-day Inc llapl-
ties Of the firm amount to S9O4i7 W. hOrilai hSstr,
Sil 49l %. The main cause OF he hr al'uIe was e
loss oil S435 40, due from j. Is. tOrd " IO
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
srEUBNGrRs swISDL1NG OPERATIONS

The following facts have been obtained
relative TO the fraudulent operations Of Prof 8 r. su
biugsr in addition % those which have been Gheady
published in TIE TRIBUNE:
Last July steubnccr wrote from Port Jervls to the
hrm OF Guild, Church. & Co. Of Boston that he was "a
music teacher and desired TO purchase a piano TO be
paid for in insauments. The piano shipped 10 him.
and a short time afterward lie paid 500
on account and later he called upon the
firm to arrange for the purchase OF others.
He cn went back % Port Jeryis ana forged two orders
Ipon the receipt 81 u these orders piano Was sent
10 H. Kcinlaus, according to the directions OF steuhh
ger A. this piano reached Port Jervl-, Stcu-
pinger had IL Ieshed 10 Newiork, where 1t was sold
In ne mean time Guild, Chu{ch & Co. as eIaincd that
the order va. forgery and after some trouble rrganed
y ,sessi0n of their rOpCrt Another piano, which the
Arm shipped % Seui ger al Port Jerys was found
al the house ~ A. r. GuuaT NT. Gundr had u his pos
session two and Lis brother Peter Gunar. three pianos
vhi had been purchased from scubnger all Of which
the latter had obtained fraudulcntly.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
THE GERMAN UPTOWN SAVINGS BANK.

Herman Uhl, receiver of the German up own
Savings Bank has filed his report for the past month
He has maid dividend Of % per cent balances due
2O51 deposItors amounting TO Sls31Sl 53 and mas Il
balance of cash on hand of $l1O6t ST. Judge Donohn@
has granted an order permitting VIM A. Butler receiver
Of the Manufacturers and Builders Bank, 10 pay Ue %
the balance OF the 100000 on deposit WIN Una, p "
longing 10 the German Uptown Bank. with interest
At the meeting OF the dcposliors or, lhe nt a.
Irn-Town Savings Bank at Turtle Bay Hal YESTERDAY II
was repntcd the signatures representing SioOOo Oh to
500 600 necessary for resumption OF business -!
hank had becu obtained Other signatures were "lahcu
during The meeting The action of AssemhS man hlu
I'm pr0posing h for th- investigation OF the Ohei"i
conduct OF Insnectur IllIs Mis uppiONti.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
TILE SEVENTH REGIMENTS NEW ARMORY.

The General Committee on New Arrnory OF
the 7th r gment held IFS first meeting on Saturday eve
nns 1t consists Of five delegates from the Board OF
Officers and three from each company. Col Emmons
Clark was chosen Chairman An Executive Committee
md committees finance, subscriptions and printing
were appointed Tie canvass for subscriptions among
the members Of the regiment Will be made this week
and between $4,000 and $4,000 it ia expected
will he obtained from this source The Veteran
Association, numbering about 1000 members
will hold a special meeting this evening and
will probably appoint a committee 10 act with
tc General Committee. 1t has been determined 10 ask
no euhscI from the public until the regiment las
shown what II do The Committee consliered that
the most important preparatory work was the appoint
1nrnt Of A building committee, which should command
the confidence Of the community, and r. was decided TO
choose the committee from among the regiment The
yCrus aud citzaus and 10 have n consist ~ not more
than persOIs il concluded not 10 begin the
construction OF the arm0ry before sufficient subscrip
Ous been OBJ aimed 10 Insure tie success OF the en-
terulse hcy0nd DOUBT.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
POLICE WAR on plsoRDERLY HOUSES.

Commissioner Smith, President of the Ponce
Board delivered address on saturday to INSPECTORS
and captains stating that panel theTnG must Dc ofoh'"
Nd and that IN the future would he unsafe acapan
In allow apy of these places TO I'm his precinct for an
unreasonable time. II captain convicted OF per
mtting such place 10 exist In his precinct no excuse
would he received and the Board would regard II as
cause for dismissal from The force. Captains ana men
who have ewes that detect panel houses, CANNING
houses or any other business that exists IN VIOLATION Oh
the laws" must that they are closed An 0Idcr was
issued bv SUPERINTENDENT Walng That the law Of lS62
which makes it unlawful to sell liquor, wlne or Deer III
anv place of amusement or TO employ women 10 wall nu
ons0ners in SALOONS, must he gdy cnl0rced hofealter