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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-09
THE LATEST
THE COMMISSION
Secretly Considering the Whole
Florida Case.
An Agreement Reached

National Associated Press to the Star.
X WASHINGToN, Feb. 9.-The Joint
Commission met in secret session, this
morning. with the whole Florida case
before it for consideration. Messrs.
Shellabarger and Evarts yesterday al
ternoon presented the Republican side
of the Humphreys case, and Mr.. Merrick
closed for the Democrats.
This morning such OF the members of
the Commission as desire to will have
the opportunity Of discussing the case.
Ii is believed that at furthest the verdict
will be made up this afternoon, ready
for report to Congress tomorrow morn
ing, and il is more than probable that
we may have IL during to-day.
WASHINGTON, Fea 9-The Commits
sion has reached an agreement, and the
opinion is now being prepared. Moth
ing can be given as to the result till it is
made public. Rumors are plenty, but
not worth repeating.
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Davenport Club.

The DaVenports, for their regular
weekly performance last evening at
RobinsoHs Opera-Aouse, rendered a
three-act domestic drama entitled
"Miriam's Crime" 1t was rather an
ION" night tor this popular organizes
tion, as compared with their portray ais
in general. The piece was some al
dull and prosy, saving portion of the
second aot, which proved amusing, and
the average of the club. For ex ,mple,
MIR. Blinh and Mr.. Coleman, two OF the
leading members of the club, failed TO
do themselves justice. Mr.. Blinn was
very imperfect in his lines, and acted
without spirit. Mr.. Coleman was a FISH
out Of wafer as an old lawyer, though
for this the fault should be
laid to the bad Judgement OF the
person or persons VINO direct the cast
inr, rather than to the actor. The drG
mats perSong were taken as follows;
"Altin, lawyer,Y Mr.. Coleman;
"Bernard Reynolds" 'Mr. BIinn; "Biles,
Qawyers clerk, J" MIR. Jones; "Scum-
ley," Mr.. WetnerelI; "Daniel," Mr..
Co0k;" "Miriam West" MISS Bowman;
sMrs. RAby," Mrs. Hodgson.
The role OF "Miriam WesW is the one
drama, and one which requires consider
able stage experience to reveal cor
recty its different phases of passion.
Miss Bowman did his perfectly, and
pleased exceedingly. Size is petite,
pretty, graceful as d fawn In her move
nents and with voice of bell-llke
sweetness. Every word of her long and
arduous character could be distinctly
heard, aud in fine, few professionals
could have equaled her. Mr.. Cook and
Mr.. Wetherell gave brace of excellent
pieces OF character acting. MIR. Jones
was quite funny, though at times too
low-toned to be heard we'll. Mrs. Hodg-
sons part was satisfactory, though II
gave the lady no chance to display the
ability she possesses. The programme
1or February 10 is to be the farce OF
2" pol as a Cucumber" and musical
nIin
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FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Still InvestiRating.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The Senate
SUBJ Committee on Louisiana Affairs
met at II A. NJ. A. B. Livise, of Louisi-
ana, an alleged ineligible Hayes Elec-
tor, was examined by Mr.. Salisbury.
Had been United States Commits.
sioner, Circuit Judge and District At
torney at Shreveport; held the office OF
United States Commissioner till about
November 20; took aftidayits concerning
The election at Shreveport; acted as an
Elector December 6; voted Tor Hayes
and Wheeler; a proposition was mad e
to him TO cast his Electoral vote Tor Tii-
den.
The House Committee on Powers and
Privileges this morning examined r. M.
Daggett, an Elector from Nevada, sur
posed to be ineligible on account of
naving been Clerk of the Dis
trict aud Circuit Courts. He resigned
by telegram November to Circuit
Judge Sawyer, VINO acknowledged it by
telegram the same day; also, by tele-
graph and mail to Judge Hillyer, Dis.
trict Judge, on the same day, but has
never received a reply.
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LATEST LOCAL,

THE will OF Charles Hirtz was admit.
ted To probate, and Mary Hirtz appointed
execuirix. Personally, 1890; realty
81. 400.
BERGER FAMILY and Sol. Smith Rus
sell at the Grand Opera-hOuse. A most
elegant entertainment-two nights
more and Saturday matinee.
NEw-DEPARTURE matinee at Woods
Theater tomorrow, Saturday, afternoon
-Callender's Minstrels, and only q
cents admission to all parts OF the
house.
ABOUT twenty workmen employed by
Boulger in the grading OF Kenton street,
have struck for higher wages. They
have been getting 81 % per day, but are
cut down to 81 10.
A HoRsB belonging to an expressman
named j. Kinnessey got one Of it's feet
in the harness and fell at the corner of
Court and Walnut streets at noon and
was disabled from further use. l...-
THE James White case is in progress
in the United States Court. Hon. Ozro
DOdds closed for the defendant. and Dis
trict Attorney Warner III. Bateman will
close this afternoon for the Government.
The case will go to the jury this eveE-
ing.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the Board
ThisMOrMing. i.n

The Board met In regular session,
all the members present and President
Bell in the chair. .-u .N
The following was adopted: a.o
"Resolved, That the Engineer be di-
rooted to prepare ordinances to estab-
lish the grades of the following streets I:
HOrchard street, from Main street to
its southern terminus; Wilson street,
from south avenue to Van Hart
street; Forbus street, from Hart
street to Margaret street;
Catherine street, from Van Hart
street to Margaret street; Margaret
street, from Main street to Catherine
street; Van Hart street, from Lick Run
Pike to Catherine street; Charles
street, from Lick Run Pike to North av-
enue; Warsaw street, from Lick Bun
Pike to North avenue"
The following was adopted;
"Resolved, That the Clerk be direct
ed to advertise for bids for the improve
ment of the following streets:
"Main street (Forbusville) from Van
Hart street to the South Branch of Lick
Run.
morris street from Gilbert avenue to
Grand street. ...H
Chill street from Observatory street
| to Celestial street."
The Engineer is directed to prepare
specifications for said improvements.
On motion, The CLERK was directed 70
advertise for bids for the improvement
of Liberty and Logan streets and Thu
Der alley by sewerlng, according to the
amended plan Of the First and Second
Sewerage Districts of the Fourth Di-
vision.
On motion Of Mr.. Caldwell, the Clerk
was ordered to prepare and transmit to
the Common Council an ordinance to ap-
propriate from the Water fund 70
the Board OF Public Works S.6. .294 O5 tor
Water-works purposes.
Adjourned,
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Announcements.

The meetings at the Ninth-street Bap-
list Church this week are very largely
attended. DR.. Duncan VIII deliver a
snort sermon this evening.
The fourth lecture of the course will
be given at Pulte Medical College, this
evening, by DIR. B. +. Dake, OF Pitts
burg. Subject-Transmutations and
Metamorphoses. .. ....... .-..
The association known as the MRooster
Club" Fred. Kemper, "King," will fight
their grand battle with the Rooster, on
sunday afternoon next, to be followed
ON Monday night by the crowning of the
king and a grand ball at Mozart Hall.
The Children's Home Annual Meet
ing, will be held on Tuesday evening
next, at the Central Christian Church,
Gov. Hayes presiding. Reserved seats
can be had without charge by applying
at the Home, No. 1S0 West Third street.
The social religious services Of the
Tabernacle Congregation will be held
Tonight in the church, corner of Eighth
and Plum streets. The subje CT OF in.
quiry and conversation will be, "Relig-
lous Experiences-their Source and
Variety"
A musical and literary entertainment
whh VIC 5ifeA tV-uiSuJ dJ tn9 Oplar-btreeL
Presbyterian Church. The proceeds
are to be applied to the purchase of a
new organ. The choir OF the church
contains some very good talent, and the
music will doubtless be of a fine order.
A Gospel Meeting, the object of which
is the salvation of souls, will be held at
the Temperance Rooms, 200 and 202
Vine street, every afternoon, commenc.
ing at O'clock, under the auspices OF
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union. 10 these meetings men, women
and children are cordially invited.
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LOCAL PERSONALS.

M. Ezekiel, the sculptor, left yester
day for the East on his way to Rome,
Italy. !..
Capt. E. P. Dustin Is the editor of the
new weekly paper, "Military Sign al !"
which will appear next week.
DR.. Maley says that he has learned by
his coronial experience that more tail
ors commit suicide than any other
tradesmen.
County Treasurer Jim Wise received
the Dayton Street Club at his hospitable
mansion last night, where pleasant
evening was spent. .a,
I John W. Davis, formerly of the Pen
sion office OF this city, Is lying very low
with consumption. His father, Hon.
Wm. e., who has been very i'll, is i'm
proving.
kOYsll s Bale{' q his S bed cd BY broken @
leg, which he sustained by the falling Of
his horse on Wilson Creek, near Canon
City, Colorado,
Fred. D. Mussey, late of the Times,
but now indianapolis correspondent OF
the Commercial, is ON The Committee Of
invitation and reception of the Gov
ernors ball Ill that city on next Tues.
day. ..
e. T. J. Allyne, the "Great Fakir,''
and wife; G. Il. Haines, S. Ii. Holland
and George q. Bell, of New York; Arm
old Jones, Of London, England, and j.
II. Burwell, of Rock Island, ILL.,, are at
the Walnut-street House.
Mayor Johnston will attend the ALI
Saints Church Fair, on Third between
Washington and COllard streets, to
night, where he will delight the audience
with d few sweet strains on flute, upon
which be is an accomplished performer.
G. E. Mitchener and wife, Union City,
Indiana; Henry johnson and lady,
Enochsburg, Indiana; s. A. HOllensbee
ana lady, New Point, Indiana, all new
ly married couples, arrived at the Indi-
ana House yesterday. The above house
is the headquarters for Indiana bridal
parties.
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NEWSPAPER MAKING.

There are a great many readers who
are quite sure that the editors don't
know now to do it. Ii these sagaciOus
ana critical readers could only do the
editing, how many blunders and Libel
suits would be avoided, now many able
ARTICLES would be written, what a tone
the papers would have, how many
shining little hatchets would be grounu
The newspapers which these critical
readers are constantly seeking TO edlI
are like old bachelors children-.he
best governed and the best behaved IN
the world. But Texas schoolboy has
visited d Galveston office and found
out snow 10 make newspapers" Here
is his composition, read before the school
after his return: "rhe head men sill
down to their desks and write on square
pieces OF paper what to print IN the
paper. Tuey put them in box and
send them up stairs. When They get up
stairs man takes them and gives lot
oil other men every one a piece of this
paner that is written on. The man
that the paper is given to takes the
types and fixes them one after another
so they read what the paper reads. A
man then takes the words and puts
them in box as they are 10 be in thu
papers; then he taxes The box anu
places ii in some machinery that makes
1t 20 back and forth; then there is d
boy who stands over the machiner,
and puts the paper on the machinery
and then some hooks brings it down
over the box with the types in and the
types have ink ON, the types print OH
the paper, there is hooks that take the
paper up and lay IL ON another machine
that folds it up and then they sell them.
The end"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-09
REPUBLICAN FRAUDS.
The October Vote Looked Into.

Ane UCtUUeE NVte AOOAeu AmtOs
The taking OF depositions to prove il
legal voting on the part of Republicans
at the last October election was COM
menced yesterday in the law office of
Wilson g. Dodds before q Notary Pub
iic. The testimony is designed lOr use
in the contest case vi Cox VS.. Harmon.
DR.. Davis (colored) testified that a
colored man named Charles Lee, siuce
The election, told him that he had voted
IN the Twenty first Ward when he lived
on Richmond street, and was not year
IN the State. Another colored man
named VIM. Taylor, who lived in the
Seventeenth Ward, told him be had
voted in the Twenty-first Ward, and
said that he was a steamboatman, and
that steamboatman could vote
wherever be pleased. Knew of two
colorcd men named John and Will
am Coleman who voted in the Twenty
irst Ward. They were single men, anu
they lived with their father, who only
moved into the Twenty-irst Ward ON
he I'd Of October. Knew OF Ntlson Bar
.ett voting In the Twenty-f.st Ward,
aud believed that his vote was Illegal.
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Caroline Patzig,s Death.

Dr.. Buehrmann, who was authorized
by Coroner Stitch to make post-mortem
examination of the body of Caroline
Patzig, reported to the jury that the
cause of her death was congestion o
tue lungs, superinduced by gradual
paralysis Of the lungs, and that the lai-
ter was caused by an excessive use OF
morphine.
it was also found that the deceased
was suffering from disease Of the liver.
That organ was enormously large, and
this was caused by the immense quanti-
ties OF whisky which the woman had
been in the habit of drinking. This was
an additional cause of her death.
The jury at noon brought in the fol.
lowing verdict:
Death from congestion OF the
lungs, caused by the constant use OF
morphia and alcoholic liquors.
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Police Court.

Miscellaneous-J. z. ChInn, exhibit
ing gaming devices, continued to Feb
II; Chas. Stevens, malicious destruc
tion Of property, dismissed; Thos. Dill
lon, carrying concealed weapons, $25
Charles More, receiving stolen goods
costs; j. A. lyman, abusing family, un-
der bonds; Martin McGinty, same, Gis-
missed; William Fuchs, same, under
bondss
Assault and Battery-John Mal,oy, S.;
Chas. Stevens, dismissed.
Grand Larceny-John Lewis, costs
Frank Waiter, continued TO Feb. IL.
Petit Larceny-John Malloy, dis
missed.
Drunkenness~Henry Rsimc. Sji Jas.
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Congressional.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Mr. O'Bren
presented memorials OF the Baltimore
Board of Trade for appropriations for
an expedition to the North Pole. The
regular order having been demanded,
the House resumed a consideration OF
the deficiency appropriation bill.
In The Senate the Chaplain in his
prayer alluded in touching manner 10
the Secretary of the Treasury, who was
10 be rapidly sinking.
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An American family recently went 10
Monte Carlo and resolved to create a
sensation, regardless of expense. They
appear to have succeeded, for letter 10
tue Independence Beige says: s.There lie
an American family here that pays tran
gully and without a murmur 5000 week
Tor a tirst-fopr parlor and three rooms
ON the Promenade des Anglais, and the
board OF the tive members and their three
servants. Twenty-Five hundred francs
a week! That Is what we call here
sscalping Yankee properly"
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Mean Fun.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 9.-There was a
Momus procession here last night.
Among it's features were caricatures
Of President Grant, his Cabinet and the
Republican leaders, entitled "Dreams of
Hades." The arrangements for the pro-
Cession were poor and it was about three
hours behind time. The Momus Club is
composed OF members OF the New
Orleans Club.
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All Of The abOye.mentlon IA cd parties voted

All OF the above-me ntionOd parties voted
the straight Republican ticket.
Captain Michael Welsh testified that
he was one OF the Democratic Challeng-
ing Committee of the First Precinct,
Filth Ward, at the October election;
challenged the votes of ten colored men
who voted the Republican ticket, and
swore that they lived at No. 10 Meal
lister street; visited that house the next
day AM found that it was vacant; had q
list of these ten voters, but lost IL.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
Fire Last Night.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-About IL O'Clock
last night fire broke out on the fourth
floor of iye.story building, Nos. 1888
and 100 West Houston street, occupied
by Seggs Bros, photographers and lith-
ographers. The flames spread rapidly
and communicated with the third floor
occupied by Wiester & Co. as laundry.
Loss on Seggs Bros. stock and machin-
cry, $25 900; Magic Ruffling Co., 81 600;
Manhattan Laundry, $1,000. The build
ing was damaged to the extent Of $l0,-
0UO. Most Of the losses are covered by
insurance.
The Carnival.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-The movement to
have o Mardi Gras celebration in this
city is assuming definite form. Many
prominent business men have enlisted
their services, and there is no doubt but
that the Carnival Will be success. The
celebration, it has been decided. will ill.,
clude procession through the princi-
pal streets oil the city on Wednesday,
April 4, and procession through Broad
way OF illuminated characters.
Criticising the Commission.
The Sun this morning editoriaily re.
flects very severely on the Electoral
Commission, which it stigmatizes as a
nondescript. 1t discussed the powers OF
the Comlniss on from Constitutional
view and contends that it possesses
neither legislative nor judicial powers.
1t is not claimed that it has Legislative
powers, aud il, as claimed, the Tribunal
Is Court, it is unconstitutional.
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7RIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 9. 1877

grand review OF the troops in this city,
when an Important speech is expected.
NOT MUCH OF A DISGRACE.
VIENNA, Feb 9.--It is reported now
that Midhat Pasha's disgrace is only o
sham ON the part OF the POKE
for covering an attempt to
negotiate singly with Russia.
Midhat Pasha proceeds in the meantime
on aEprivate mission to Rome, Vienna
and Paris, and it Is understood he is to
be reinstated as Grand Vizler on his re-
turn. - ,'.
THE PRESS IN GREECE.
ATHENS, Feb. 9.-Two Greek journals
published at Triester, accused OF being in
the pay OF Russia, were publicly burned
last night. ... ., ..f.
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Davis, SO; Casper Bauer, 80 days; Tnos.
Powers, 81; Ed. Won Muller, $6; Joseph
Cordina, 50; A. j. Watkins, So.
Disorderly CondGct-Wm. Wasche
and Benz. Wasche, 81, remitted; David
Stanley, costs; Isaac Bushler, Henry
Buehler and Jacob Kaucher, costs, re-
mitted; Geo. Plpp, 50; Michael Maher, $2
Vagrants-Halbrech dismissed.
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Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage licenses wer

The IOIIOWIHB MarTIaRB IIUeuS6B WeIe
issued since our last report: .
Alois Schuler and Theresia Muller.
Bryant Garrett and Mema Garne.
Martin Tunney and Katie Melyny.
i. W. Guilfoyle and Jennie Cummins.
George Debold and Katie Brur.
Philip Tuchfarber and Eiiz. G. Brill.
Chas. Bender and Lena Deidesheimer.
Fred. Rohlls and Eliz. Buehler.
John Vessel and Caroline Behrman.
w. C. Sommers and Mary Held.
John Long and Louisa Schroeder.
Chas. Preston and Leuora Applegate.
George Foege and Anna Schafer.
VIM. A. Lemu on and Eulalia Stevens.
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bodies Recovered.

National Associated Press to the Star,
BALTIMORE, Feb. 9.-Elght bodies of
the crew Of the oyster schooner Laura,
capsized near Annapolis in the gale Of
December 10, were recovered yesterday.
The bodies are well preserved.
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Taylor, the DefauIting Cashier

National Associated Press to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. "a Franklin,
Indiana, dispatch says Taylor, the de.
faulting Cashier, returned last night,
and was found in an insane and other
wise critical condition. He knows
nothing, and can give no information.
Doctors say death may occur at any
minute. The loss will reach S175,000
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Fire i'm SwamtOn, Vt.

National Associated Press 70 the Star.
SwANToN, VT, Feb. ga fire, begin
ming in G. =. Longs store, burned south
to aud including Hughes block, and
north to H. W. Farrar's block, occupied
by S. s. Morry. Loss, about 500, 900.
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Failure of a shoe Firm.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, Feb. 9.--Kirk & Mclean,
Wholesale shoe dealers, have gone into
bankruptcy. Lila bilities, $22O,OO0; as
sets, 500, 900. ..
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Him White Guilty.

TIE jury in the case of Jim White,
charged with procuring illegal votes,
appeared at LOO this afternoon and re-
turned verdict of guilty.
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FOR SALE.

uAlSsu good Flour . warranted to give
HHANN satisfaction can be supplied by
] 6VVah going to the WESr- END MILLS.
Your orders are solicited Delivery free.
JAMES X. HURIN, Sixth street, between
BaymIler and Freeman. de1-3m
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FOREIGN.

National Associated Press to the Star.
THE CZAR.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fep. 9.-The Car
before going to Klschenof Will hold a
fsr = ~ !.
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Centennial CommlssiOM-Legi isl a.
tSVes

COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 9.-The Ohio Cen
tennial Commission to-day submitted
their report to the Governor. The re-
port elbows an unexpended balance Of
over So 900. "
Botn branches of the Legislature ad-
lourued this morning till Tuesday next
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BOOKS, &c.
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
SOMETHING NEW FOR LADIES

DOME EhANU NE w EOAe LAOAES'
NINE. GRISWOLD'S Abdominal Shoulder
Braces, Long Waist, also Nursing ana Misses
Corsets, and q variety Of other things Orders
promptly flied by her Agent, MRS. A. Y. NUN
SDN, 296 Hopkins street, west of Freeman.
feS- -3m b. M&W
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

TNOR RENT-KOOMS-Fu rooms for
Il gentlemen, at ZIG Plum street, first door
aOuth OF Seventh.
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TOR RENT-ROOMS-Four rooms, second
IT floor, for housekeeping; hall, water, NC;
central location. Call at northeast corner
Seventh and Vine streets. 7-3t
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WTANTED = SITUATION = BY an expe-
w rienced drug clerk; references tirst-class;
would loan employer $1,000. Address SAN
T0NINE, Box 1876, Portland, Indiana. Cat
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TOk RENT - ROOMS - In the West End ;,
Il two furnished rooms; IS per month each.
Cali or address southeast corner Neave and
and StOrrs street, Twenty-1rst Ward. 7-3t
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r OST-BRACELET- Workman's Hall,
4 February Z. Please leave at bJ9 Elm ST.,
and be rewarded. ....... 9-2t
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wv JANTED-SITUA UATION-After March /,
w by a frst-tlass cutter; no objection to
sountry town. Address Ii. G. r, Enquirer
sfflce est
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WI ANTED TO SELL-Kid OF pebble goat
w side-lace shoes, 81 95 pair; button, 81;
warranted custom-made, at 2l3 Central ave
Aue, corner of George street. fe8 3t