davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-05-14
FRElOIIT9.

cH,e4ua.-The sehs Z. II. Portch waa takeu tor
20, 600 bu wheat u Port C.lhosua At SAC; barxa
Ahecou, ~, 600 bu corn 10 1odeseh u &c sehs J.
FIX, Ia, 600 hu corn to Buffalo.
BrrvA1u.-Chartep on the 10th: echr Penaau'
kee, coal from Ashlabula 10 Chlcsgo, II DOC, tses;
sehr c. c. Barns, coal from Buffalo to Chicago, st
40c; sehs kats Richmond, dve cagoaa OF eosl from
AshtabulA to Hunalo, al 40e per toa. fFes; sehr A.
U. Morey, pas!ng stone sson lsaaslo " Gisv*tanat
Il 50c pef iua: prop Superior aud barge hhswnes.
coal trum Cleveland 10 Chicago, II SIC;
Jeffrey. sallsosd lies from t1geoa Bay 10 baoaso ~
&c apIecR,
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1;f{lE.


specfal Ditpaseh 10 TIE Tribunal
ERIH, Pa.. 1tay l1.-Artiys1a, echoonots Den
Franklin. John n. Hutchinson, lEtna. Depart.
ures fe Chtca ~. steamer WtsSahick0n; tchoUnef
Christine Nilsson.
, 1877-05-14
TIE FLATS,


8pkt5d1 1T9La1tth 10 7Ne 1F7buXk4
DErHotr. Mlch., May 13.-A1lairs at the fats
sre practically unclaimed. The leo IL still FIRM
against f1i]!nX vcsscla and smaller stcanlcrs:
though hensy propelle1 occasionally squeezu
their wAy lhtUugl.
, 1877-05-14
TIE DETROIT CONVENTION.

TIE DE'FI0IE CONVENTION.
1t IL just posslble that enough Interest will b
taken by vesset.ownefs hero To send delegate 10
tAe detroit Convention next "Wednesday. but not
psubabls, Ths Scs4e1.Owusrs' and Agents AAso-
eiatiou Of tt!s city has not held meeting tn two
years, and few of ttt members Who hare talked
tns natter over viii not call msetuR for tha rea.
sun thst they do not see what permanent good can
bs ELECTED br = combination such II that winch u
IL PROPOSED 10 otganss n ,etroits thsy do not bc.
Hare that yeaaal.uwnpsa will take holl Vt any OF
tbs evils complained Of, but on tho contrary
say the Convention will Talk. auu
talk md talk, and thatx about all. Altar tat they
will frturn hunla snd do nuthtnx.-ths Fesult will
on the other hand. It Ii claimed thxt tho sgeaEa
here are Responsible for the apAthy manifested ~
tho pre- tapt lnovsusat, aud slefs ars Isw WIN
thing, and chicsgo ought 10 Aags representative.
, 1877-05-14

nrs bnt In lurinoua pt,svrr, the w1rk hht tupit-
'""ntu;n '"ni Il" wnen e ssdy !. asas: sad % viii
!S,s EsM sna is xs'"u" * HAITI ~ IL M I'D. '''' 0e''''
in lt.r i.i " tueh rr-ut1. patent 10 all, though
never =" 'nrrnlu!on*. wtat n.isht hc said u The
nri Scholarly as.oesti,ns III c.,,,r4e. ~ niter.
aees.nt !" ts ,a n s'e ,d ri /. o sae
or as+aii. n liY implication fc4tsrs 1T tho RE-.
v1a xt = i. e. T. t,nxs
..I'he i wur:s .yesas n.san. sasior precisely"
uf kaivatfnn." ~ su,actrnt soasnn4 for 10
tora. la sai,i: sin tho !e,l.rfe of lime. partly
iso!n rlansr q supst.sltton. pasaly fton' fsao;,
ot'!ss = ~, a. tSas ISs "i's u ss,lsf.s Wv , ,
eo,nc In their turn mora idnls. mil for halt tho
worI'l idea Of tho spiritual truths for which
'":y isa /. :';r I'd .p.e,. duty Of Liberalism, who,o
rcry mott5 IL that Tho letter .waJs kits, anil the
sei a'ways Kiye: NJ to r ~! ssn,!Ist0 .,s ,ash
10 ttlat II slIaI mean npmenny i,r II these wo.I+
viii u"t represent ilca: e thcy rtsve u be dol..
sh, y te sa u oes 1sxon n tny nnS e, he
deecnty and to e dane wllh them. o. 70 ssak item
athousntri fathona dcop IN tho eea.''
t,cranac concrete ctreunsancr il tnore tmprc ssiyc
than abstract .taetner't ha read from ths lso1nn
.'ur sh"ek'nsHiy H' bsrba,ous. ani then rnpposel .
hapny honss near hy., "it Is Tie ptc!9,s Of f1ur
tn ansri !. bensins a1er them, Thu angel il shcIr
sss h.; wns st sS s sth H. IL s es' no.; :.: @
@ low M pretsy % tey a;e Iefore h. slecps. etc. 'sai-
va,on i* tho .enn9 two tstcI aaiet. Of two sneh
%desst ns and 81, 1etm asa een III "s
Them into sneh KNOWLEDGE u .'od. sueil ntimaey
naKes 1T pn e. ta, tha Rtnsn ~ & pg M
eatin. y = ''N'' " ''~ ~ "'''.' ''
'.Ur you may taxa 1t In history. The day Je.rs
s "a Ss
sf ill., ua sans 'as ."s
~ y ;as : IL :ss ~
tins d ill., :pltitEire and.s sa1a, isw:. enjoy,
H. ,a tsa oe nyh Tcy rao Ssscse. % ire s
instsei, rae haif ti,c world beside. s. faf. unaer
dlylns power. hasa whole races or men been
'sindse.l. ,aero Ia not one of. us who wonla ex-
change places u. conditions Win any Of ;hls An.
Ts asss ssa ses T. s. OF to
became womun, instead Ut being brute, q
butterfly Or ;s,sk o. sh;t stp"s E; nh.rt t,o III.
t. s'!s wo1 IT, '; ~ IL ss;o
aasar,ns." nMa :A'''" A'' ""'"' 'eD''' '''A' >"'"
''1'he paint would impre-s on ynu 10. that all
this Middle. Age theology turns the assumption
thnt Jesus Christ s1vea from thef punishment
simply"
Now, this ia all very dramatic and rhetorical;
rss,st a. sf IL a othes.
must o 10 be rayedf' the en,phnsis always being
Spon The 'r9nsMn, %hA, ,,, wo"sd ~, na!!
scrfp.ion-towcysr srtc-of Chrlrtlan civilization
! tn.day. compared Will chnttednx s.vuges
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
apartments & ilnturniottG Rooms 10 crt.

PAYMENTS in "TIiE FENiNoRG". are
~ ready ir oscuraiiun situated or .t l'rl ] E5st
pilc.s extremely reasonable; rapid rM1 uN N''A Ao'" liz
waited isaToad manager constantly IN a't'Eaat,.
Ly\TIRE SECOND FLOOR, handsomely
~ furu he'd gentlemen only "IHhui H'a"' I'N" ''''
lily. No. III East l7in.si.
rVUF BEST PART Of PRIVATE HOUSE
TO LET furi-l,d uniu!uis' cti r,I !n" atl .iy
no taken on; in board Iln block from Elevated STATION
3jJ West i-dst
rNWO neat floors TO LET; low rent; parlor
i,rcn e1t bedrooms an1 Kitchen eaca l.t, STATIONARY
tubs gs fxrG,s &C. $40 and so per month 40 Last Ihty'
hrst .st.. near I-NIuatouiEc
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
~ - m ~ I2d-sL. 30
Crooalnn prOperin 60 Eel.

DOWN.-Owiug 10 the latcrcSs OF the season
~ vii HINT uus. story. high sfoou brown stone
HOUSE, canre finished furnace niEh r'4rr al ,n' ials
u, completed plenty Ol good water DID every
,-'I .r of i' .0.p st 1886. l&1 lfi Er'f0H1V'g io
a,rrr, 90 the PARK hrSfcfss houses at llLin"'
l m Ground. Utlluuie- walk o. ferries Tor toiO per
y,.r I..r.r.u. d. b.. .-CIlJLts, ou the premises.
VO LIZ I-3-story brick SCHOOL-lOUSE,N no.
l l.. Utmso.-t -t, %atory brick pMELl4NO; ltS, WI
lon,si,y.st GORDON f. FORD. 81 clarkft t.0oA'JH.
ry,o IFT-Op progpoct-placc. Brooklyn, near
4 Fruf Ivp the rrc.uIi"sZtG tlTros'orN hf'L ng"-o
iuoar a. tu iu good orders ~ rours WEI bc lcdlS l""
EU.ElI. y HJ-~ ING. ZUi Montague a., hIaoA9h
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
Real Gslatc 90 grrhanae.

I1O EXCHANGE FOR MERCIlANDISE-Ne
I b. rf- Ar ESTATE. uriuCumbcred. Address J. $. Co.
Trb1rc office
mo FECUtNGF-S5.O 600 EQUITY Of a
1 .- an l,.etat central CITY RESIDENCE ton which
.I. d., -3uOl Is not tuplbl some as 20 tiu,l Tor
o.. -r r..p..f The suIurur. Adicss, giving I
tar- .u.ars JfiilsHT g., -fatour.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
arrion Gnlcs Of Rcal estate.

v-frArt AND & Bird, AuctioueeIS -
vvTIfARIF COTTON MILL PROPERTY 1T
saa,l.u in Tfcondcroza n y, TUESDAY, ga, = Io,t
t2 O'Clock m uu thc premises tue ehUi' properly q" '"o
L. b ..H.... 'f 'fInUfHrfrIiug Company.
Ts property situated near Lake george ana rs now IN
r.it. r, rr..r bualu- OF wood, arCC rtoure cone
t511r 5000 aY'nlcs and 2jl looms ana All the necessary
ha'.' l,ycr coupf sos hc entire outlet Of Lake
. 1rr . Together the hucst privilege 30 The country
mn. is cotton house gf stone, ana ave large ccm u
tg4. g lut IiIr. connected with the null AIS" ae' 80
sr-s8- Ind Tls O. very valuable property um worthy
lac .ttrrtlu ~ mill owners. 49,. a.
NrH'
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
Ciin progertp Go Cct.

o.
NOR REM furuishcd-A very convenient
frt.su-s hrtstc,p HOI ISE. ~ ly io fect irnt ''"
Ar,ar tls owner TIE rrcmiHcs jS East t-ti-sh
offices TO LET.-&tOO and upward, IN
" uc agI.,as, 500 ., o, 7aeelDau-t a"d l'J N''sa"
o. '.' HUIhVD & WHITING Hcstm't't
no IET.-Ihrec fine, light LOFTS, suitable
Z i0- Imo-' auv busI1g-s Inquire OF GEORGE Dunn
f. ....a. I9j bcalDst
rVD IEY-l5i West 15th-si., 3-siury, high
fr.,ru,uts au rouven.DucoA good ori'L -uAo-AlN''
1u.gr, .f IA. ",f lsi' Ei
rL'O LET. CnEAP-An elegant, large private
-ItUI i1 crtt r-unut 90, rear lexington ave- HI
crteHt HORIZONS, 900 tonithavt.
rI'O LEC-Thc Gnoiy-iurulshed HOUSE, No:
- I.f GI.ue.. gu lr vacant May j. ara "lu DO Iet
I'' ' ' .'''' '''' G. A. COLBY. r. O. Box 1.466.
u,l LET an West 72d-st., near Central Park.
..fI.f rrr. tOuhl' ia.se, WIN .f'1.''
o. . -i. ave. cua u,ar Iuqtii, oi MI p'D7'N q" '",
tr.. -.- Iu ief Tow.
J,O lFT-Thc STORE and APARTNENIS
..I Na..rlrr place. new glass 'ud silver ' tuoN
,...lIt. r.f.. 500 pc, loI.u: aH Hiuul aiN l..'
rar.a basement STORE fG Uu'-ou q. rem lcr
ir.iH. l.t4 WITH j. schmidt 49, stars. IhtHN l'N a.
IUIEf N I.iI Estate agent t". Broad" 9 tiA'' '''
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
Brosklpn Real estate for Sale.

x(WpI / ING HOUSES Nos AZ Wilow-st.,
~ HcEst "a bt ant 50 Nassau 100 and 100 Pine
80, - p. 10 aud Is7 Wiougl.by ST., - iaafsyetoave
HPS'T GORDON L. FORD ~ Carl st, Brooklyn
,,op SALE or TO LET-A large portion of
~ money CD mortg gtge u desirel-3Story brick
y vi {ING No - lafayette ave; hot 22Ts6.
p0NN GORDON l.. FOki, 81 cMrkst, Brooklyn.
Y1Op SALE or To RENT FURNISHED
~ fl sfed tlrecsoTy snd basement bDck house. l0S
81 0pros.tc Christ Church the house - in good
f1, fufu she'd. the location rs contra. and
ofas' 80 terms moderate Apply OR premises
1,oR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS brown-stOne
49,, r-rrtiy "a the oi Prospect Park, Brook
uVstN,,iJA ANCFor SALE. located &c Snd 81 seventh
Hn II, spd 81 ~ Narsssve., lbS Pr0spcctp!ace Ss lAn
Otro'' s new. IN every respect admirably located with
,cers would take IN part pay me nt lots OF
~. El..li 't9fses HOBERT 5. BUSSlNGr ZO4 hontagusat
IhNi pgliiug brooklyn Broker IA Real Estate
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
NPECIAL N0TlOE.-Ihe annual meeting
fEc arl5

4 Y Private Salc-I'Ivc grand PAINTINGS
"A BY he old Masters, row exhibition al tue Gibbons
Art Caller" t2t h"or) cor 5thaye and ll,EtL
A MEXICAN ART.
"a TuE MEssRs LEtvITT, AUCTIONEERs-
FRIDAY EVENING. May 1, at tho ar; Rooms
Now on Exhibition tree day and evening
HIGH CLASS AMERICAN ART.
THE SPRING COLLECTION
Paintings BY American artists comprising choice selected
examples by
GUY Eastman johnson. Casar. Berstadt lnness William
Hart ST. D. n. -DeiIaas J. II. BeId william T. hrari
tiffany. MCI,utcc, r.. Moran ". T. RICHARDS }. .. tfNllg
David Johusou >. IL. Ginori, ana many others.
TO LAWNERS
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 3, at CLINTON HALL
at 4 o'clock.
LAW LIBRARY,
COUlrgtsiug Ir.atlscs, DgFss &C., 20
Also,
sIrERIFTs SALE OF A.LAw LIBRARY.
Catalogues reaay.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
Ecrtures ano Hleellnqs.

4 MERiCAE lNSIITUTE.-A regular quar-
~ fcry meeting win De held a g the Cooper
Buihinr. on THURSDAY, Nav g. a. X Gcioc, T..
CIAS. NICK. LhOSER, Recording Secy. .
NTEW-IORK HISTORICAL SOGIETI.-A
- slad mceu, will be held at the Library ~ - DAY
ENENJ$G May J, at = O'Clock The Librarian. Mr.. JOHN
AISrI+ IIhN ESS, viii read PAPER 1.-THE stamp Act
in New.ICfk." ANDREW WAlSLR,
Recording secretary.
SPECIAL NOTlCE.-ihe annual meeting of
y the NEN.NORK SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF or
TILE RuPTJEED AND CItPLLD WIN De nod at no
hospital, 80 I3J East DIST, TUESDAY Nay ], at -
OG D. iu WIuu the ussa business Of Ia occasion viii Do
transacted. A. r. WARBJ Hru%, Recording :. .cre'lFY
TgNHE ANNUAL ELECTION of the MERCAN-
for three years, a Do. hgd ~ Clinton Hat Aslor
place o. rU Ui.~DAG, May 10, 1871 1uc ANIMAL meeting
win be held 40 same place ESDAY EVENING, A .,
al O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
Gin Rsal estate for Sale.

NOR SALE-A tbrce-stOTy mgh-stO0p HOUSE
49, s,ysrta 81 pr.tC. 600 also Others low prices
y St "a fosiPB WHIfF1ELD 81 Seyenthst, between
st4 ,. - .----
S,uOKY UfHMNEYS CURED.-No cure no
- Calh.nE Ranges that heat the rooms above wal
- "" MIL. GBlPfEN & Co. 81 ave. above 23d-st
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
amusemenis.
ID T. BARNUM's

= GTLMOREb GAHUEH. - -.
last opportunity % witness tho aost lebehous
Amusement Combination Of Modem Times
She marvellous t3OOUD Reforming StS
lions. THE WONDER OF JttE NOhisDl
chance 10 view TIE charming inanege tleh
Stallion with Ic accomplished OF modern hoSS
women, Miss JENNY LOUISE HENGbEk
chance the unchalengrd BAREBACK cr on tho
tH0 huinlsphorea, CHAS. ". FISH. .
Last cliuce witness the entire mammoth Circus Comb
patton the complete M9Uagoc the uarNoous Museun ana
All me grant respleudcIt features Of tho -
NEW AND ONLY GREATEST SHOW On EARTH
TWO GLORIOUS PERFORMANCES EACH DAY
Doors open al aud p EnartMnm ats commence al
Prces ~ 30 and 25 cents Children un erO 10 Orchestra
% cents: Family Circle, 20 cents
bc Great R4rim show opcs under immense water proof
pavious Al Dauburv Conn. MONDAY, MAY 7; Bridgeport,
sh: New Haven eth Hartford, 10Th Providence, llh
nud
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
GOnulrp Real GstaIe for Sale.

IT CROTON LANDING. FOR SALE.
y Srsie ~ RM 81 2G acres suitable Tor genuemans
= .siIsn-~ The property is located on TIC wttt Sdc
c.3 ~, Albany Pos, Road, about mile ngrtl OF ihe
80 and commands extensive views OF te Itges4u luyeI
- .y covered with apples, pcats and other irau
.,. soi Is a under cultivation The buildings coplrse
hs .Uurse and otHcr OEtiuIiulEgs; sue honS3 con
To- 4 i,rre lsus Tho uyoperty VII be sold cheap FOR
n,' n. Ii,rs sflless ONWARD CLf Rkl, Jrioune Olce.
TORVWAIL, n. Y.--fafns, 10 400 acres;
villas cotsgcs. mills &C. .of sale Oh rent "a MIS- g. ROE
yN0E SALE-A valuable CORNER, six lots OF
4 rrf tIr.s6ry house on l6lihst. near f.cet WOOD
~ 6c- Nforrs1ua, 20 ni1Ies time 20 tedr depot
III ;s ve-v oW Inquire OF &. NJ. ANDERSON, On the
PREMISES
ppkNGF COUNTY MILK FARM, 30 miles
% r,y oa Erie road, for SALE, III aDrcsi very dc
,,rsrls Address rcH ft IoufoG y. Y.
S30O GAS5 55 or 2af5 $52SS 6l .a @a (asD @ @s
80 st Fast StTOudsburF fouu. ulio from depot
,,., ROAD. L-ick house. with five IpulnA 10 good
S,.r barn h0gac stab'es workshop henncry al
-, ti ips aH Kinds choice fruit trees ricn land,
f.r. trucs farm buildings WoTh TIC money Al
80 b POOLE Box -. L. SlrOudsJurg Penn.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
Conulrn ilropcrIp 20 Cet.

-~-----. ,,-,.,.),.,, I,t, T LII
\ cdS dARG ~ HIIUN ann it'' i5ei is' WITH and
,gt 10 I or tGe season or year; location pcrfcciv
l',!. 5. low. ~ Ia, y S VIZ -, .
' . i.n e,9t W. watsr on each floor never
f,lrr sr7 Z on r,,is. stable and boating privilege rcIt
aocfa.e o. o rcsY0nsib Tty. Address DAN LNioIl'
4 SEASIDE HOTEL for RENI-A 40
II rolu. Summer hlia the sh r., van ~ dca u
ltIl. grass aH. wei shaded with irc h-bnS GF'i"F .1
l.e ".u 3. De-. for Jig season tuHiirna'e9 ''' S'0o
' " -, t,,.,,- min
WI I ana toiN H1 --f'oOV'--l 'l ~ tni.i ~
y ses comfortable ride from hbsriysL lfo3r ",rs .n
y.uai s1n cottage Red"neo ana Grounds house . h}s
tos l .Ie ezra large tiia dot lad oat AVN.
cnTc rr.H sta4r ifui. tiles berries &c location l-
dfuoa alt e .tIy Ifuutcs wall hY uaf'' -liCgtt
io t.ls .re tgrrs tt center % CITY Ci Elf"Ih " Nv"
rcries g.l nom f saiior % West t 44let9 ~ j.
Room I19t . NJ. a Ns,,-Ii',lf il.' "' i'''-'''
r,rr,.t..,tf.,, ,,..,,-.,,- I,t-.,,e.Id n !
IlbNIHHtD t'tNt, nv nV, n'V',il',..', ,.. n, m ma.
- in Ir'" at.'.s from J'hr 5i h'H ~ br.
tti .''.'.t. ttff tu.Hf.ht til' t-.' 80 l,,I.-
g, l'H o..HiHh t' f'r n" .fi .tN., '.I Is tn
70 .ia..'' N-h NOM tIfy Hrt''t ,.'5 A. 49,. - a.. pyX
-, ......Hi"io| g. ,N Tti h'''-' '''''e'' - 80
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

no LEI-Nt South Orange. y. j., fine
II AO' -L, % rcai. uo'.Ia slrF,utHfs, caI. -t-
io's t"p s.I,s s. s'a garden, 4de c'j t' t"o' 'O'
Al1 Apply tu t.t. asI.H.IEAt, fJl Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
ono. H. PETWE lJ4 HfoadWay

'IO GENi-Gn the hudson, half hour uy lall'
= $50 Fty Lats located '-ir, E-luiL-a. c.' bh ~
fo.lt . rrc sos. aaI u,as depot; ' r-Dt reasonable
- GruGgt spi At.u.s
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
Bonro au0 10 oms.
BROOKLYN Board.

EOR FAMILIES or SINGLE GENTLEMEN
Il ROO en- suite or eingly in elegant house hand
sOmoy furnished line location for summer 80 SOulh VA
ford St, Washington Park 10 minutes from erTies
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
A SEASIDE HOTEL for RENI-A 40.


Il rolng ,r ai. on the sd. ~, VIII i' acres oi
lri . GRASS .f vel, sf.drt with iuc fishing bp1,luF. u
ls..r m l. De-. tr luIi IrulsbcH) l'i @5CO
40 Il. L ID =. lIllIu- Uthcr
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

no I.ET-Tmec fue light LOFTS, suitable
fr. .Iuo.t buI1r-s. Inquire ci GEORGE bN ~ ~
T.. ......-. .gJ NraIUsf
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
COoK mr. WAITER-By a colored young man

V1th excellent city references he is competent coo~
fr family hotel hospital has lad good experience .-
- - - .o4 a good wait willing 10 be generally us fn
g., Nv or c0untry Can BE- seen AZ the FhOIEhIANl
HOME, l35 6tL ave, doors above 4VlhSI
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

~ uc ial.ls, ..os j. D. 7I3e,L4au-t- aud l.J NsssaU
o. '..-' - rutland & WHITING. Hc,tm'tst
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

NURSE.-A respectable Protestant woman
~ wishes place as ntluts nurse has Ned thoo yesr IN
her last place; Is perfectly reliable ane trstwOtys u
Ohgiug and very good IN sickness Cal ~ JACCOINS bU.
RIA 4, GO2 bthHyc, between 3oth ana Sblh sta
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
GiiuaiicHs l0dnte0-- hlalcs

6 COACHMhN.-A gentleman going abroad
- wishes procure situation Die whom hc
highly recommend. Apply 10 H B. ~. Eox pa, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

" LII, for z summer rcSldencC-lhe IA
Ioit- Ia'EIAN lf1tSE Bustol,M T. containing l9 pea,
~ Auh excellent bedding besides attic TU1Ls pi4 "I h-
o.sf 1ou arI kitchen N,giy imlislied throughout ana
sAiH.j supplied will cliIa, glass Cstery AlG hlelsl
Sla Can be supplied, b} tEc farmer 90 the place WIN
80 ~ -ipn. ACJugJ cream 3ud DtlltI diis SiD'VY
ioo"a Apply toe " PERRY Es1i Estate gent BTlstJ III
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-19
Announcements.

Mr.. j. W. Gaf will hold a reception
on Friday evening.
A reception OF the Queen City Club
Will take place tomorrow night.
There will be a temperance mass meet
ing held on Thursday and Friday even
ings In the Women's Chris tiau Temper
ance Union Hall, No. 200 Vine street.
Good speakers Will be in attendance.
Come one, come all.
The annual meeting Of the Cincinnati
Eye, Ear and Throat lntirmary and Free
DIspensary occurs this evening, at which
time the annual report will be submit
ted, and new President and several
directors will be elected.
In the First Presbyterian Church.
CumminsVlIe, one hundred choice views
will be given Tomorrow evening for the
benefit OF the Church. The views villa
be illustrated by the same process as
that given by Prof. Cromwell at Pixies
Opera-house.
There will be a Convention OF the
Aneke Jans-Bogardus heirs at the
Grand Hotel on the 29th OF January
next, to make arrangements for having
the Western heirs OF Aneke Jams fully
represented in the suit against Trinity
Church, New YORK.
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The Gazelte.W WahIe matter was
brought up this afternoon at the Bur-
net House, by Col Henry, appointed
for that purpose.
1t was an open meeting George T.
johnson, Assistant Postmaster, was
first s" orn. lie stated that in NoYem.
b6r last his attention was called 10 the
fact that the Gazette Company
WAS sending out specimen copies OF it's
paper according to the pound rate. Up
On inquiry it was learned from tne Ga
zette Company that they were send
ing five thousand copies of their
paper TO postmasters as regular sub
scrioers. Twenty five names we're then
taken from these paper, and the Posi-
masters written TO, ard nearly all Of
them returned the answer that
they were not regular sub
scrDers. These papers were
then held back. This evidence the Ga
zelte Company did not deny, but
Claimed that arrangements had been
made whereby the Z Ompany had right
10 send papers at the pound rate, and
the Withholding OF them was u grievance
10 The Company.
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This DOES Settle 1t.

All the arrangements for the masquar-
ade ball at the Bellevue House are now
complete, and of such an extensive na-
lure as will astonish all who have been
interested in the affair.
On Xmas night, tor the first time, the
entire mouse will be devoted to the use
Of the lovers Of dancing.
The basement floor will be used as a
dining-rOom wner9 all kinds OF retresh-
ments will be served, q Ia carte, during
the entire night, to avoid ANY possibte
chance of orowding the tables, and the
charges the same Ms usual; no i'm JOS ltIun
being practioeu i'll ANY one Particular,
The TWO main floors will be CLEARED OF
all tables anl chairs, making ample
room for five thousand people.
Prols. Currier and Seidenslicker VIII
conduct their respective oroaestPas.
The inclined plane and street cars wiil
run all night. All the costumers have
agreed TO furnish cos umes cboap. The
Cincinnati Electric 4 Calcium Lixh.
Company viii illuin! nate the entire hill
top; aud this being the only mao .er-
ade ball on that date brilliant aEa.r ia
sure to be the result.
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Local ais.

Herr Won Bundin and party, of Ger
many, are at the Gibson.
Mr. Charles Ii. Robbins, Of Australia,
is among the guests at the Gibson.
Judge Swing is holding night sessions
OF the United States District Court.
Drs. Hess and Fuson, Of the State
Asylum Tor the Blind, Columbus, are at
the Gibson.
David X. Watson, OF Columbus, was
yesterday admitted to praotlce in the
United States Courts.
Mrs E. NJ. Gray delivered an inter
eating lecture yesterday before the
Ladies' Health Association.
Rev. w. W. Palmer, an eminent divine
OF New York, is visiting at the residence
OF G. W. MenuenhAll, in This city.
Major S. L. Woodward, of the United
States Army, arrived at the city yester-
day to do sUme work in the recruiting
service.
S. W. Mathewson, Assistant Engineer,
was granted leave of absence this morn.
| ing, that he might visit the sick bed
side OF his father i'll Champaign County
| Illinois.
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THE BORDER WAR,

Return OH Licut. BuiliS-The RAM
gers in Ei PaSO Surrender to the
Grcasers and There are Shot.
National Associated Press to the Star.
GALVESTON, TEIAs, Dec. 10. - The
News Fort Clark special dispatch says
the command under Col. Young and
Lieut.. Bulls arrived here this Mon
day evening. They report having ex-
perienced very bad weather on their re-
being drenched since the Sth inst. No
detail OF their operations have yet b cen
made known.
The Governor has received the follow
ing dispatch from the Sheriff of Ell Paso
County, and forwarded copy OF the
same TO the Secretary OF War at Wash
ipgt0n:
GEL PAso, Dec. Is, 1877,
"To Governor Hubbard:
"The Rangers surrendered at O'Clock
Z. M. yesterday, having exhausted all
their ammunition. Judges Howard and
Atkinson and Mcbride were shot to
death. The balance are hold as prison
ers. CHARLES KERBER, Sheriff"
AS it is understood from the above
that the three were shot after surrender
there is the greatest Indignation.
Major John B. Jones, Commanding the
State troops, has arrived at Houstop,
and says Lieut.. Says was in command
Of The twenty-five Ringers just surren.
dered, and that all OF them were enlisted
in FL Paso County the 1st Of last n ovem-
ber. lie lett them quar- cred 10 the Gen.
ter Of the adobe v,Iaye OF Elezari0.
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The COurCs.
COMMON PLEAS,

The hearing Of testimony in the case
of St. Peters Benevolent Society
against Ii. Il. Hoffman and the Cincin.
mali Orphan Asylum is in progress.
In the case OF Fannie Hamiltoa
against Jas. A. Hamilton and others,
the temporary injunction, restraining
the defendant from disposing of a STOCK
Of candies AZ 36 West Fourth street, was
d ssOlVed.
SUPERIOR.
In the case OF A. &. Mandel against
IL. Closlerman, the jury returned yer-
dict for the defendant.
UNITED STATES.
Julson Harmon, assignee Of Alfred r.
BrambIe, filed petition yesterday
praying FOR the real estate belonging to
the bankrupt.
PROBATE.
Edward G. Specht, dealer in gaIyan-
lied iron, cornices. &C., at 3l3 Lima
street, made an assignment this moro
Ing 10 A. K. Won Martels i'll favor Of his
creditors.
POLICE.
Observation-Disclosures Farlap, 50:
Maggie Reynolds, continued to Dec. ~;
Philip zserald, IS; Mary Kelly, 30
days; Annie Burke, $50 and 30 days.
DisorderIy Conduct-John Daily, SIS;
Ellen Nicholson, dismissed; Johu Mo-
Mahor, ntinued TO December 20.
Assault and Battery-Conrad Bender,
djsnissed: LOuis z nh two charpas HH