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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09
WITTE VS.. MHLLIGAN,
A Young Attorney in the Role Oh
Defendant.


At l O'Clock this afternoon there was
set for trial before Squire Dossman q
suit against a young attorney named
Willard Milligan, the gentleman, by the
way, who was quite prominent in the
recent proceedings before Judge Long
worth in suit against E. p. Dustin,
which resulted in Dustin's being dis
barred.
The charge against Mr.. Milligan is
brought by Mr.. Ferdinand Witte, Sr.,
who alleges that the accused on last
| Sunday, in the company of constable,
| went TO his house at Mt. Airy and ran
sacked the place on the hunt of some
money which +. White, Jr., owes one OF
Millisan's clients; that in the search
the bed-clothes were torn from the
bed on which Mrs. Witte was re-
posing; that Witte, Sr., was lorci-
| bly, placed in carriage by Mil
| ligan and his accomplices and
| compelled to leave his home for Cinciu-
| natl, but was finally allowed to return
home before coming to the city on the
| strength of his promise that he would
| meet Mr. Milligan at his office on the
! following day. This is one side Of the
| story. Mr.. Milligan's statement in refer
ence to the affair, given to a reporter, is
as follows:
My client was victimized by F. Witte,
Jr., the young banker, who realized at
| least $4,000 by his many rascalities
upon honest, frugal Germans. l have
exerted every energy to further my eli
ents interest. Last December had a
warrant issued TOR the arrest OF f. Witte,
j.. By some means he was made az.
quainted with the fact ANA lett for parts
unKnown. Up to last Sunday l have
lbeen unable to fiud out his whereabouts,
but Sunday evening was informed that
| he was at home. l Immediately
acquainted Mr.. Mechley, the Consta-
Dle i'll whose hands the warrant was
| paced, with the information, and we,
as soon as was convenient, started, in
company with two friends, to the resi-
| dence OF f. Witte, Sr. Alter arriving,
the two gentlemen stationed themselves
SO as to guard against the escape OF f.
Witte, Jr. The Constable and myself
| were admitted into the house by f.
Witte, Sr., he having recognized me.
We asked for his son, and he said he
was not in the house. He anticipated
our demand, aud invited search oil the
house, which we made to our satisfac-
lion. f. Witte, Sr., has stated
that we pulled the bed-clothing
off of his wife. That state.
ment Is not true. Alter Cne searcn we
| told f. Witte, Sr., that he was arrested
for aiding ana abetting the escape OF
fugitive from justice. He demurred,
but finally consented to 60 with us. Al.
Ter being placed in the carriage he af-
fected sickness, and promised that if we
would not take him to the station-1ouse
he would come to my Office the nextday.
Knowing that at best only technical
case could be made against him, ad.
vlsed his release. We thereupon took
him back to his residence.
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Police &OurL.
Drunkenness-Mary Mey yers, 81.

Drunkenness-Mary Meyers, ST..
Disorderly-Ed. Hughes, VIM. Con-
den, Geo. Turner, dismissed: Margaret
Schoentz, Henry Kidd, Margaret Kidd,
continued.
Vagrancy-Wm. Johnson, James Kel-
Iy, George Clark, continued; Maggie
Reynolds, so days.
Petit Larceny-John Hicks, 80 days;
John McDermott, continued; Thomas
Gall, dismissed; Mollie Oliver, same.
MiscelIaneous-Geo. Reif, Conrad
Meyer, John A. Buerger, assault with
intent to Kill, continued Till 18Th lust; j.
r. Dewey, lettering, dismissed; Ira Ham
mond, adultery, bound over;
j. b. Hall, gaming devices, continued
Wm. Truss, playing at game Of chance,
same; Ed. Hughes, malicious destruc-
ton, dismissed; James Stanley, grand
larceny. bound over; Thomas Donnelly,
abusing family, continued; Charles Cur
ran ana John Howard, obstructlng side
walk, dismissed.
Assault and Battery-Catherine Col.
ter, dismissed; Walter Voight, same.
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GEopar WAsu1NeroN-Whnn thn a

GEORGE WAsHINGToN.-Whe the oc-
cupant of business place on Michigan
avenue was asked on the 22d of Feb
ruary why he didn't hang out flag in
memory of Washington, he replied
"What do know about George Wash
ingtonW "Why, you have read of him,
haven't youp II suppose l have. but
you don't suppose swallow all read,
do youw "But everybody knows that
Washington was a great and good man."
protested the first. II don't know about
that. Pve heard a good deal against
him since l came to Detroit, and pm not
going to run the risk Of offending some
of my best customers by waving any
fl .gs around. Pm just starting in here,
and l DON'T want TO make any bad
moves" "But, sir, but" "Please
go on" interrupted the business man.
'If people hear you jawing around my
place they'll think Pm politician and
keep clear OF me. Pm neutral in poll
tics, and you can't force me into the
Washington Ring-no, sir."-[Free
Press.
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piece; second prize, a ten-dollar gold
piece.
Class F-Triplets under five years Of
age: A special premium for all exhibited
in this class.
The JUICES will consist OF two ladies
and one gentlemen, selected from some
OF our most prominent citizens, and will
act impartially.
Babies are to be In the hall at half
past o'clock, and not to be- taken away
until the exhibition closes each day, at
halfpast 4 o'clock, except in case Of
sickness.
the prizes Will be awarded on the Sec
ond day.
A further list of extra prizes will be
announced at later day..
All applications must be made in
writing, giving the name and age of the
baby, also the name and residence OF
the mother.
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Announcements.

A masquerade for children will be
given Saturday evening at Turner Hall.
Miss Emma Kuster will give her fare
well concert next Sunday in the Ma1-
nerchor Hall, corner of Vine and Mer-
GER streets.
DR.. S. j. Watts will deliver a lecture
on Temperance" tonight in Wesley
Chapel, on Fifth street, between Syca-
more and Broadway.
Prof. Elizabeth j. French will lecture
to morrow afternoon al College Hall on
the subject OF "The Reproductive Or
gans oil Child Bearing"
Mr.. Chas. Bauer, the Greco- Roman,
and Tom Miller, the champion wrestler,
will appear this evening at the Winter
Garden Theater at the grand compli-
mentary benefit OF Messrs. Fitzgerald
and RYAN,
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THE ASHTABULA HORROR.
A COrOner's jury Puts the Whole
Blame On the railroad Com

hAaho Oh bhe hhAkrOAu COA-
pany.
National Associated Press to the Star.
AsHTABULA, March 9.-The Coroner's
Jury in the case OF the Ashtabu'a rail-
road disaster returned their verdict.
The following is synopsis:
"rhat the tall Of the bridge was the
result of and fault in designing and erect
ing the same. That the Company used
the bridge for eleven years, when an in
spection by competent engineers would
have condemned it. On account of this
neglect the Railway Company Is to be
blamed. The responsibility of the
fearful disaster. and its conse-
quent loss of life, rests upon the
chief executive officer planned and
erected the bridge; that the cars were
not heated by extingushable stoves, as
required by law; that the responsibility
for not putting out the fire rests with
those first at the wreck for failure to
use the apparatus in the pump-house
with the hose OF the Lake Erie Fire
Company, which was near at hand
The Steamer & Protection Fire Com
pany were hauled nearly mile through
Il binding and deep snow too late
to save life, but nothing should have
prevented the Chief Engineer from
making all possible efforts to extinquish
what fire then remained, tor which he
is censured. That the persons deceased
came to their deaths by the precipita-
ti0n OF the cars in which they were
riding, into chasm in the valley of
Ashtabula Creek, for all of which the
Hallway Company is responsible"
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Baby Show.

A baby show will take place Monday
and Tuesday afternoons, March 10 and
20, at Greenwood Hall.
Arrangements, complete in every par
ticular, have been perfected for the com
fort and convenience Of the babies, and
mothers or nurses accompanying them
Prizes will be given as below men.
tioned for the healthiest and handsomest
babies:
Glass A-Will consist OF babies be.
tween six and twelve months OF age
First prize, a walnut bedstead, valued
at $25; second prize, $40 gold piece.
Class B-Babies between twelve and
eighteen months OF age: First prize. a
$40 gold piece; second prize, a $40 gold
piece.
Glass C-Babies between eighteen
and twenty -four months OF age: First
prze. 500 geld piece; second prize,
a $40 gold piece.
Glass D-Children between two and
three years OF age: First prize. SIC
gold piece; second prize, a 20 gold
piece.
Glass E--Twins under three years of
age; First prize, twenty-aollar gold
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The DIVORCE Market.

!. This morning Judge Avery granted
two DEGREES Of divorce, one in the case
OF Jake Aug, Jr., against his wife Mel
lie, on the grounds Of adultery. 1t was
stated in evidence that the defendant
was seen in a house Of ill-fame in this
city about two months after her mar
riage.
John Murnahan was released from his
matrimonial partner, Dora, because The
iestiye Dora has been adiudged an habit
ual drunkard. The parties have two
children, the custody OF which has been
given to the father. Murnahan is a
worthy man, and lives at present on
Broadway near Hunt street, and is en-
gagged in Davis pork house. He is by
trade a box maker.
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Visitors.

National Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, March 9.-The old Cab
met met to-day with full attendance.
Callers at the White House during the
day were as follows: Senator Davis, OF
Illinois; John Sherman. Secretary
of tbe Treasury; Messrs. Key, EVarts
and Schurz; General Sickles, Gen.
eral Lew. Wallace, and several ex-
members of Congress. Hereafter the
President will, on Cabinet days, Tues
days and Fridays, receive only such as
call to pay their respects, between 10
and II in the morning.
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The Senate-No Combinations.


National Associated Press to the star.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-The Senate
met at Il NJ. Mr.. Sargent offered res
olution, which was adopted, that the
Senate proceedings to appoint
the Standing and Special Committees
OF the Senate; also that 80 much
OF the rules as require the committees
to be appointed by ballot, be dispensed
with, agreed to. Mr.. Sargent sent up a
list of the committees, which was read
and adopted.
Mr.. Thurman asked that the resolu-
tion which he offered last night, in rela-
ton to taking the credentials of Mr..
Eustis from tue files and refer them to
the Committee on Privileges and Elec-
t!ons, be taken up. Agreed to, and the
credentials were SO referred.
The Senate, after some other unim-
portant business, went into executive
session, but alter twenty minutes the
doors were opened.
No business was transacted. An ef-
fort to confirm Thompson and McCrary
failed. The Committee will report to-
morrow.
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ty of the beei-juice was this year 10 per
cent. lower than last year, while the
quantity OF sugar obtained from each
nectolitro of juice was but $50 kilo-
grammes, as compared with 1888 IN 1872.
1t is sail that, whereas there were 439
factories at work in 1915, there are AT
present only 1874 in operation.
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LOCAL PERSONALS.

Geo. q. Bell, of New YORK; I. B. Law
SOP, OF Middleport; j. q. Buckner, Of
st. Louis; l.. Ogborn and b. j. Bloomer,
Of the Chicago and Cincinnati Railroad
Post Office, are at the Walnut-street
House.
MIR. Holger DeRoode, father of Mrs.
Marie Carrick, wife OF DR.. Carrick, of
this city, and of Mrs. Eugene Rice, the
pianist, of Chicago, was buried last
evening from the residence OF his daugb-
ter, Mrs: j. Il. Brooke, No. AZ Front
street, Newport.
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There is little girl in Terre Haute,
balmed in Sunday-school literature. One
day, while her parents were out, she
called in the children OF the neignbor-
hood and led them in singing Sunday
school hymns, subsequently reading the
Bible and praying with them. Similar
meetings were held from day to day; ex-
perience and inquiry meetings were
added, and there were several CONVEX
sions; the children's parents were also
edltied. At last the little girl fell sick,
and prayer meetings were held for her
recovery and for the continuance of the
revival.
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UngratefuI Johnny Bulls.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BOSTON, March 9.-The ship Fannie
Tucker, at this port, from Calcutta, re.
ports having put into Alegia, Cape. Of
Good Hope, to land the crew rescu ed
from the British ship Kate Gregory, be-
fore reported burned November IL.
While the crew of the British ship were
on board the Tucker they attempted to
mutiny against the officers, which
caused a great deal OF trouble.
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Third Edition
p Probably fair or partly cloudy and cool
toeather t0r the neGt tDenty- four hours.
'THE LATEST


National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, March 9.-This morning,
in st. Francis Xavier's Church, where
the calamity Of last night happened, the
solemn mass of requ EN- was offered for
the dead, and prayers said for the
speedy recovery Of the wounded.
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DISPATCHES FROM ABROAD
National Associated Press to the Star.
AGAIN SERIOUS.

AGAIN SERIOUS.
LONDON, March "a telegram from
Constantinople says that Montenegro
and the Porte have been unable to agree
owing to the Porte refusing to grant a
cesslon OF territory, and the gravity oil
the situation has been renewed.
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.
LONDON, March 9.-En the House OF
Commons Mr.. Burke, Under Secretary
for the Foreign Department, said En-
gland had not yet replied to Count Gort-
schakot's circular; that RUSSIA had re-
quested that thatreply might be delayed
until communication was received.
MIR. Burke furthermore said that COM
munication had not yet been received.
He also announced that the British Am
bassador would not remain long absent
from C0nstantinopie.
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The Davenport Club.

RobinsoRs Opera-house was comfort
ably filled last night to witness the rem
dition of "Time and The Hour" Every
thing passed off pleasantly and we'll each
character being well sustained. Space
to-day will not admit OF our usual ex-
tended remarks regarding the cast.
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BEET-RooT CROP IN FRASCE.-The
beet-root crop in France mas fallen of
disastrously III the last season. The
roots have been for several years YIELD
:ng constant y-dimnis shiug amount of
sugar. and last summer only one-fourth
'Lne quantity obtained iu The season
"f 1910 as reallz ID. Tue average densi-
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MMrrlREe LlCeMSeH,

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
Andrew A. AIKEN and Nella Donahue.
n. Conley aud Sarah Z. Hood.
I. 2. Wilcox and Katie Il. FenneI.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WTANTED-wEr rNURsE-At57 E. Fourth
w street. 1t
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WOODS THEATER.
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
FOR sALH--REAL ESTATE.

ENOR SALE - FARM - Good farm of SIX
acres. situated " miles from Williams
burg, in Clermont County. Farm In goou
or0er. Will sell on VERY EASY terms A good
chance for any one desiring it 10 get good
home. Address Is. Is. s.. Star office, 23U Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, o.
jy25d&jyNw-tf
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TOR SALE-HOUSES-A Hartwell, of s,
II and rooms, all in complete order on large
lots, with beautiful strawberry on easy month
street. 9-5t
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hWANTED-BUY YOUR HATS OF
rkN3 MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth at. jyt5-n
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-HUUSE-O ten rooms, No
L l5a East Fifth street. Apply at l54 f. Fifth
street. 9-4t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wv TANTED - SITUATION - BY boy to
wv take care OF Office Address ~ Harriet
street. sat
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-BUSINESS-Th half interest
u In well established wholesale and retail
BUSINESS in Sedalia, NO. For further partic-
hlars address Box l,130, Cincinnati Post office.
9-4t
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BOARDING.

BOARDING Nice furnished second story
- front room, very central, best Of board to
gent, at 81 so per week. Ct Ninth street, third
door above Vine. 9-2t
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WTANTED-AGE ENTS-10O active agents to
w sell domestic article; sample sent on
seeeipt Of 5Sc goods as FspTssseinted. Address
sOn. Ohio 9-66
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,CKETCHING FROM NATURE-In pencil
- and water colors, and drawing and paint
5ng In colored crayons; practical instructor
Illustrated. 20 CTS. or any bookseller or ESSE
HANEY q co., 11e Nassau st, NY. fell-tf
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NATIONAL CAPITAL
Sherman's Confirmation and
Prospects of the Others.
Other News From the Seat OF Gov
eminent.
Special to the Star.

special 10 the OUar.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-With the
Administration support reinforced by
Mr.. Conkling and his following, as now
seems beyond doubt, there is no
question Of the confirmation OF
all the names submitted for
Cabinet positions, as soon
as the Democrats fill The Commit.
tees, so that there can be reports on
them in proper shape.
Action on the name Of Senator Sher-
man at once awas necessary, that his po.
sition might be settled, so that the Sen
ate Committees could be filled up.
Democrats voted against Sherman and
made his conformation a party vote be-
cause the men in the Republican party,
who intended to approve the other nom-
inees, gave their support to Sherman ;
and because, also, of personal hostility
/ to Sherman on account of his connection
with louisiana affairs. This will be the
last party vote on confirmation.
The opposition has SO weakened that
it is said Blaine's friends have ap-
preached the President with offers of a
compromise, the basis OF which was to
be the withdrawal OF the name of Carl
Schurz. Last night and this morning
the opposition, which was before direct
ed toward Key, Evarts and Schurz,
seems mainly concentrated against the
latter.
There is a strong pressure against him
from st. Louis headed by Postmaster
Flily. The President adheres to every
name sent in, and will stick to SchurZ
as tenaciousty against the st. Louis pol
4 l,r Il Ii,I-t
New Yofkers.
New York politicians has entIrely
ceased, and Conkling will vote for his
conf nation.
The Senate Opposition Judge
Keys Position.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-It is quite
evident that the opposition in the Senate
to the confirmation of several of the
new Cabinet will be vigorous and bitter,
ii not large. sThe weight OF this opposi.
tion will doubtless be concentrated on
Key and SchurZ, though it would appear
that Mr.. Evarts is not to get through
without running the gauntlet of fierce
attack.
Some of this opposition will be based
upon the ground that an attempt has
been made in the selection OF Cabinet
officers to fit round figures to square
holes; that the men have not been Sc
lected for their particular fitness ror the
respective positions, but with view to
a political and geographical equilibrium
Tue radical Republicans complain that
there has been singular inieliclty in
Mr.. Key to the Post-office Department
they charge that great b!under has
been made, in party sense, in giving
the control of the enormous patronage
of that Department, aggreg ating about
forty thousand appointments, to Dem
ocrat.
They scout the idea that the Republi-
can party can be built up in the South
By giving Southern Democrats the post
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TOR RENT - HOUSE - New three story
IL brick house, No 81 Pine street, eight rooms,
key at grocery, corner of Gest and Pine. CAT
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NILDERS' MANUAL.-A complete practi-
VI cal guide adapted 10 all trades using giki-
ing; also SILVERING, and other valuable
matter. just out 6Oc. or anybook seller.
my25-tf
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Tor RENT-STORE-And rooms above,
IL comb ming business and residence for one
rent 2l0 West Fourth street. 9-5t
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LOR RENT - HOUSE - Two story brick
Il house Of six rooms, No. 80 New street. APP
ply at AZ Harrison street, or GRIFFITHS Tea
Store, northwest corner Sixth and Central av-
nnue mh9-3t*
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NJ NJANTED-1,oW AGENTS - At once. to
w sell new j0c articles; families will want
BrOm one to six each; proas good: particulars
9t Louis, Mo. oct
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EOR RENT-HOUSE-B of five rooms,
L on Third and Fourth street line; good re-
pair; reasonable terms to responsible party,
no other. No. Sergeant street. Inquire next
door. 9-4t
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r. Ain Families or groceries IN want of
kEEH5bM good Flour - warranted to give
HHHHsa satisfaction - Can be supplied by
VVaA going to the WEST EN- b MILLS.
Your orders are solicited. Delivery free.
JAMES X, HURIN, Sixth street, between
Baymiller and Freeman. de7-3m
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TOR SALE-BAKERY-Ice cream parlor,
Il cracker machinery, two ovens and every
thing complete for carrying on first class
business; terms very reasonable. Address 405
East Third street, Dayton, .. 9-6t
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VNT ANTED - SITUATION BY aman and
w wife to work about place IN the coun-
Lry; references given il required. Call or adj
4ress p. L. e., az Mansfield street. S-35
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L'OR REMITTANCE HALL-With ante
l. rooms, for societies and meetings, in CEN
sFal location. Address H., Lock box AT. 9-4t
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VKTANTED - AGENTS - Active working
w man in country towns, to take exclusive,
permanent and prontable local agency for en-
hrely new article. Particulars free. W.
EOVERIN, Box 2,4sl, st. Louis, Mo. est
VKTANTED HORSES TO BOARD - For
w the winter In the country. Terms cheap.
For information apply to y. L. STAHL. at
En0ok q McNicolPs stable, southwest corner
H Fifth and Sycamore. noI5-tf
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T,OR SALE FEATHERS - Large 4Is-lb.
i pillows, 81 each; 35-lb. beds. So choice
feathers, 15C per Id. Feathers renovated. e.
W. MORRISON. 2l W. Sixth street. between
Nam and w alnut. fourth floor. fe2O-26t*
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w ANrED - STTUATION-To drive W ag-
w on or do any kind Of work. Address <.
MILLER, 602 Freeman street. sat