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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-27
THE OLD WORLD.
National Associated Press TO the Star.
MUHKTAR REINFORCED.

MUHKTAR REINFORCED.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-A dispatch from
Constantinople says: There has been a
junction of the forces OF Mulktar Pasha
and Ismael Pasha, the reinforcements
reaching Muhktar Pasha at Kaprik OF
thr, ugh Trebizond.
RUMoRED VICTORY CONFIRMED.
A dispatch from Sutchanitzee, before
Plevna, confirms the Russian vic.ory at
Selicha on the Sofia road. Gen. GOurka
now completely invests PleVna on the
south with thirty-tive thousand men.
THE BOMBARDMENT.
A dispatch rom Bucharest says the
bOmbarument OF Rustchuk continues
without intermlssion.
France.
CHAMBoRD REFUSES GROWN BY COUP
D'ETAT.
NEW YORK, Oct. IA Paris special
says 80 great was the blow TO the Mon
archists by the late election, and the
Ministers are 80 irresolute that all kinds
Of plots against the Republic have been
allowed free scope, each Minister natur-
ally shutting his eyes to the treason of
his own p irty friends. l have The best
authority for saying that a proposition
mas been made, with the knowledge OF at
least some members of the Cabinet, to
the Comte de Chamburd, with view TO
placing him upon the tlrone OF France
Dy means OF coup d'6tdt
10 what extent Lnu preparations may
have been made it 1s impossible to say;
but there can be 10 doubt that the at
tempt would OF once plunge France into
civil war. To the eternal honor OF
Henri V, however, he refused to sane
ton OF cOuntenance a coup d'6tat not
wishing to wade to throne ChrUugn the
blood oil his slaughtered countrymen.
This action OF the Comte dc Chambord
will, OF course, produce an imme d ate
change in The policy of the Legitimists.
They hate the Empire even more than
the Republic; and If they have 10 choose
between the two, will unquestionably
cast their lot in with the latter.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-27

National Associated Press to the Star
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, OCT. N.-Reports
from various counties through put South
ern and Central Illinois give the intelIi-
gence of great storms in many ortions
of the State. The amount OF rain has
not been so great Tor period OF eighteen
years.
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= -
Edwin A6A,1As.

National Associated Press to the Star
Adams is gradually sinking, and can
not live very long, but may last until
Sunday,
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WOODS THEATER.

AIMS Z MILLER. ER...................M Managers
MONDAY EVENING, October ", the great
New York Novelty Companr, headel by the
Great European Star, VAL VOSE, The Mod
ern Ventriloquist, at a salary OF $500 per week
The head and front Of Irish Comedians, SCAN
LON and CRONlN; the only ANNIE HIN
DIE, NELLIE GERMON, WILLIAMS and
sULLY; the Wrays, Joe Lang, and the onti re
Novelty Company. Matinees Wednesday
anu Saturday. Special performance Sunday
night Prices as usual.
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NATIONAL THEATER COMIQUE,

One week only OF JOHN e. McDONOUGH,
Supported by ". II. Mitchell, in the Great
Drama, SECRET SERVICE; OR, MCPARLIN,
THE DETECTIVE Idalctta and Mons. Wallace
Mulligan and Weaver, and all Of last weeks
fayorltes
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ROBINSON'S OPERA-HOLJSE.

Brilliant engagement Of the great Tragedinn,
EDMlS BOOTH.
This Saturday Evening Will be presented
for the first time in this city shakspeares (not
Colley CibOor's) Tragedy Of
RlCH ARD III,
Especially arranged by MIR. Booth for stage
presentation.
Richard, Duke of Gloster.. &C.. Edwin Booth.
Monday, October 29-HAMLEF. Tuesday,
October Boxing LEAR. Wednesday, Oc-
tOber sl-RICHELlEU. Thursday, November
l-MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Prices, SOC, 81 and 81 50 Reserved seats
81 50, al ChuTch's Music Store and Kobinson's,
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-STORE-Nove !, 3821S w.
Il 18TH street. Inquire at coal office, n0r,h h.
west corner Fifth and John streets. 25-3t
Tor RENT-HOUSE-No 323 West Ninth
l. street, ten rooms, bath and cistern; mouse
In complete order throughout; rent so. 25-3t
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The Very Best Wamsutta Unlaundried
Shirts with 22O0 Linen in BOsoms
and Cuffs, Elegantly Made.
First quality, 6 for 81 90.
Second quality, 6 for ST..
Third quality, 6 for $3.
Fourth quality, 6 for So so.
The very best 4-ply Linen Col
lars, 1Oc and 12 Lee each.
The very best 4-piy Linen Cuffs,
Zoe per pair.
800 dOz. Gents French Percale
Shirts, with Collars attached
and d detached, 81 25 each, usu-
ally retailed from ST. rs to
81 so.
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THE LATEST
S1S5,OOO Fire.

National Associated Press to the Star.
EVANSVILLE, WIS, Oct. 27.-A fire this
morning destroyed the business houses
at La Porte, twelve miles from here.
Loss estimated at $lS3, 900.
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WANTED -.MI5cELLANBoUs.

NV ANTED - DYEING - Shawls cleaned
w and dyed To appear new, at 4. DAILEY'S
Dye House. No l3 East Pike street, Coving-
ton, Ky. All other work in tir55-class style.
oC22- ST.
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w ANTED-BOYS-To sell papers for this
office. IL
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Southern Road Excursiin To-day.
The city officials left this morning to
take view of the great Kentucky River
Bridge.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-27

DAlNTER'S MANUAL. - HOUSE AND
4 sign painting, granting, vanishing, pol
ishing, kalsominlng, papering lettering,
staining, gliding, &C., SOC. Book OF Alphabets
kpc. Scroll and Ornaments 81. Furniture and
Cabinet Finisher Soc. Matchmaker and jew
Sier Soc. soapmaker 25c. Taxidermist 5O1.
Oi booksellers or by mail. JKSSE HANEY
4 CO., ll9 Nassau street, New York.
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" ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-K0USE.
Two Performances To-day, and farewell ap-
pesrances OF
DION BOUCICAULT,
ADJUSTMENTS.
T H e SH A U @ HR AU

THE SHAU UGHRAUN.
Grand Matinee at 2 O'Clock, and This Even
ing at 8 O'Clock.
Monday next-Jarrett & Palmer's Grand
Spectacular Play,
SARDANAPALU5.
Wanted-Fifty young ladies'. Apply al stage
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FOUND.

TOUND-MONEY- BY buying your grocer
les at the CO-OPERA I'VE STOKES, 4s
East Pearl, Al West Sixth, northwest CO ner
Sixth and Plum, Locust and Park avenues aud
northeast corner Eliz beth and John. Best
Starch, &c per ID. Table salt, two for Sc. White
sugar, TO-. Br. Rio coffee, !0c, 23c and 25c. New
buckwheat, navy beans, sorghum, homIny.
oatmeal, etc lt*
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FOR SALE.
MISCELLANEOUS

RABIkS OF CINCINNATI-Awful funny
ID Comic Monthly u Cts. at any news stand.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-27

LACK BOARD IN THE SUNDAY
ID SCNOO LA practical guide for superin-
tendents and teachers by Frank Beard. Fully
illustrated. Il 81 of booksellers or by mail.
JESSE HANEY u co., ll9 Nassau street
New York.
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A RTIST'S MANUAL, A PRACTICAL
II guide to oil and water color painting,
crayOn drawing, sc. illustrated 50c ElocH-
tionists Journal gives best standard and new
pieces for professional and amateur readers
and speakers, l0c, of any newsdcaler or by
hail. JESSE HANET & CO., ll9 Nassau st.,
Kew York.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-27

STANDARD SCROLL BOOK. Just out has
y WO designs and ideas invaluable to all
Painters, NC. just the thing wanted and must
at any book store or painters supply store.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-27

TILDERS' MANUAL.-A complete practi-
" cal guide adapted to all trades using gilu-
ing; also SILVERlNG, and other valuable
matter. just out. soc. or anybook seller.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03
Wantr,l..Exnmple> Of Pluin Living.

4 letter tn tile editor uf the New York
SW" says: This is what We need: Tint
our wealthy people. whether enriched by
good fortune, or honorable
industry ani frugality, should make the
not very difficult or self-jlrnying sacrifice
0f living in the community in sllch way
M will commend itself 10 all for its Sim-
plicity. its economy, ami, ut the same
time, for its elegance md refinement !;
thus presenting the highest social station
rs IL thing easily within the reach Of nil
honorable and honest people. This would
produce II healthy, hopeful striving for
the station which in ever allied with ger-
lIine moral development ind progress.
but, instead of this, nur rich people,
for the most pHrt, SIT MI example, by
their style Of living, which rc,IctS upon
the great body Of the people, exciting IL
restless, dcspairing envy ihat finds con-
solution only i'll the hope Of vyinG with it
by means Of somC lucky hit, Or IN Hlont-
ing with unhealthy relish over tho tlaily-
recurring instances Of the financial anil
moral wreck and downfall OF some hitiier-
to envicl ucighbor. These instances
show that the So-callcd upper class is SO
imprcguMtctl will, the qualities OF rsscal.
ity and infIImy tlat it is only question
OF time, anl tint short, how soon tie whole
vicious thing will come down with suclI a
crIsl and r1lin, accompanied by sucl II
blow on lllegreat mOrll nerve Of the land,
as will render forever hateful the very
name of smial station rs now misapplicl
anjl abused.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03
Return Of Jews 10 Palestine.

Tho Cincinnati Commercial says !:
The year 1877 is likely to do more tlnln
the ,istrologers find promised i'll its two
lucky figure sevcns; it will probably
witness tho birth Of several new ILL.,
tions. They mny be born amid the
pangs Of wnr, though to-day the signs
nre more auspicious; but they will he
horn. Not only will one, more probably
two, cOnstitutiOnally and materially pro-
tectetl nations be horn within the limits
Of Ottoman suzerainty, but Egypt will
be rsmade by England. The new
scheme Of widening the Sncz canal really
means the colonizing Of Egypt with
many Of the ahlest EngliSltmen and the
renovation Of the khciiive's government.
Tie keen instinct Of the Jews las fore
felt what is coming. I wrote you some
time ago that remarkable immigration
to Palestine WIS going on among TINT
people, anil that the signs Of it were
observable in mnuy closed Jewish
homes in London. 4 traveller who Inns
Just returned here writes that he found
Inc whole region from Dan to l.efrslie-
lri crowded with immigrant Jews from
NIL parts Of the world. Whatever mny
have clusc,l the gathering OF Jews to
Palestine, the fnrt is certain. An;l the
traveller who has remarked it no dOubt
represents the hopc he founl among
tliem iii lis intinlatiou that England
might well assist in tie restoration ni
Jerusalem and the foundation there OF n
Jewish republic, or other liberal govern
ment. The proposition is one likely tu
spread like williire. The average or
tiotlox Christian world willat once rec
og,ize tho Divine hand stretched forth
to fulfill prophecy, md any amount Of
money could he raiscd here for suclI IL
purpose. Wien Egypt anil Syri" are
taken i'll hand it will become nj once
necessary to reduce Arabia tO0rler. The
world lias hccn 10 absorbed III nearer
Turkish afiilis ls hardly to have noticed
that Arnhin is ut present the arena Of
civil war.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03

beaten vet ut this sort of game, anI |
mint beat yet. luke your shooter, fol-
low me mp anil show me the way."
They got up to the top of the stairs.
1t was still as death, md C,llcott lights II
mull'seye. l'rust was getting pretty
slaky. So Charley says: "ShOw lie
the ro0m," and with his lump in one
hand and pistol iii the other lie pushes
in, leaving Frost there i'll the hall watch
ing tile square hole III the door, between
the shutters, and expecting cyery'minute
TINT it would close up. It must have
been ten minutes before Calcott came
back. He hal the lamp in hand yet. md
Frost saw tint he WINS us white MS Il sheet.
All he said was "COme ,lown-it's Nn
Co."
When they got TO the bottom, tile shut
tcrs separated and disappeared, AMI the
men walked out. "lFllere's the plnn-
dcr?" asks Frost. II hAv'n't got it, ="
says Charley; AZ tell you its no use
the man il .burglur.proof. II you don't
believe it, 60 buck and try it yourself.
Tn Off,
With this cock and bull story they got
back to their rendezvous. And it wAs
never known, I don't believe, till I inter
viewed Calico Charley Up there Mt the
prison, that he had met his own father
that night. According to Charley's story
to me-thc old man said lie was await
ing for him. And so struck was tue son
with remorse TINT he lost NIL his pluck
and coolness. Whether he ever went
hack to the old man after lie got rid Of
his pal have never heart.
It wis all fixed by the old mans III
genuity. The house w,ls all wires and
levers from one end t'otller. He could
turn crank up in his bedroom and shut
the whole house up as tight as drum.
Then he'd slip down into his cellar, turn
II half ton OF charcoal into his furnace
md kill everybody IN the place, unless
everybody crawlcd out of the one exit,
md then the old fellow had them Mt his
mercy, one by one.
The lust time I heard from Charley
the warden said lie Ind invented new
catch lock for tho cells that could not be
opened by any one but the keeper with
ont its ringing the alarm bell World.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03
The inllIIOIiOre's Advice.

The following'cl characteristic anectlmc
il related Of tle late Commodore VAN
derlilt: At the beginning Of the pauic
Of 1873 reporter of II city journal waited
upon the cOMinHlorG TO get his views Of
tile situation. The experienced Journal
ist plunged into the subject ~ oom us
he WIS shown into the c"mmmloTs
presence.
"GOWl.momiup, commodore" sl!d
he. "Wlmt Ito v0u think nf the panic" ?"
II don't think about it nj all."
"WhRt Ito yoIt intcnd 10 do about it,
them"
al don't intcu,l Lu do anything"
"wcll, haven't you got anything to
say abOut 1t ??
"No, Sir, not worl."
Tho poor reporter WIS Just leaving the
roam III despair, when the commodore
turned full upon him and saitl "L90lt
a.l,crc, sonny, let mo give YOU IL little
udvice. Ply really money for every
thing you buy, Nnd never sell anything
which you ia no: own. tinl,mnrniUg,
sonny"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03

Miss Linney, Of Sacramento, was III
clined to mNrry Mr.. Roberts, but she
said TINT she could not become the wife
Of poor mun. She would wait rcu.
suIrablc time for him to make fortune,
anI whenever he was in II condition to
support her in elegance lo might claim
her. He went to San Francisco, eln-
barketl in mining specul0tiuny, and nlHdo
money rapidly. A few months ago he
told her thMt le possessed hundred
thousand dollars. She sail that the silm
WIS satisfactory, and lMEntiMcl u latc
tlrat would snit her for tho welding.
Then he coolly told her TINT be Slh'l
changed his mind, anl had no iaca Of
marrying her. She has sued him for
hreNth 0f promise,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03
Don't 10 a Loafer.

Young man pay attention. Don't bc
II lOarcr; don't keep loafers' company;
don't hang about loaling places. Better
work than sit around day after day, ar
stand about corners with your lantlS Ill
your pOckets-better for your own
health and prospects. Bustle about, il
YOU mean h havo anything to hustle
about for. Many poor physician has
obtlIined q real patient by riding aitcran
imaginury ono. A Quire Of blank paper,
tied with rrtl tape. carried under a law.
yer's nrm, may procure him his ilrSt
casc, and make his fortune. Such Is the
world: "To him that hath shall be
given" Quit dreaming and complain.
ing; keep busy and mind your chnNces,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03
Hot BAIT for II Sllark.

Looking over the LulwarkS Of the
schooner, alys IL writer, saw one nf
these wrctchcd monsters winding lNzily
backward und forward like n long me-
teor, sometimes rising till his nose dis
turbrtt the surface, anil Il gushing S0und
like deep breath rosO through the
breakers: ut others, resting motiOnless
OH tho water, MS il listening to Our voices,
aul thirsting for onr blood. AS We were
watching the ln0IiOus Of this monster,
the cook suggested the possibility Of tie
stroying ii. This wis briefly to heat n
fire brick in tile stove, wrAp it up lnlstily
i'll s0mn old greasy cloths, Gs IL sort Of
disguise, and then to heave it overheard.
This wis the work OF few moments
AMI the effect WIS triumphant, The
monster followed after the Missing prey.
We Rlw it dirt ut the brick like flush
Of lightning, and gorge it lnshntcr.
The shark rose to the surface almost iml.
mediately, nutl his uneasy motion soon
betrayed the SUCCESS Of the maneuver.
His agOnies became terrible; the waters
appeared as il disturbed by II violent
s1uaIl, and the spray was driven OVER
the taflrail where We stood, while the
cleaning body Of the fish repeatedly
burst through the dark waves, HS il
writhing with fierce aud terrible convul-
sions. Sometimes We thought We heard
shrill, believing cry, aS il indicative
Of anguish md nIge, rising through the
gurgling waters. His fury, however,
was soon exhausted; in short time the
sounds broke away into distance, and
the agitation Of tho sea Sulsiilctl. The
shark lla,l given himself up to tho tides,
Ms unable TO struggle against The mp
proacll Of ilcntll. and they were carrying
his body nnresiStingly to the heacb.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03
The Old Story.

have loved thee fOtl0ly, truly,
With all my trusting heart.
Aid like dove In searclIof rcs;
Have wandered where thou art:
I've fingered round thee day by day.
Till BIZ thy hands carrsSca
I've laid my weary, aching head
Upon tly loving breast.
But now my dream Of love s"""''
memories bright are past.
And rCcOlloctiolls but recall
Tie srrmcsth could not last.
Like xnowaakcs which descend OIL rarIh,
They melted Grlr by one, H
And disappeared like drops Of dew
GcrOrctlIe morning suu.
wOnI,i not cast reproaclI NlUn
That faitlII,ps heart Of thine:
For cUnscicncc must give pangs mtre kee"
Than burning words Of mine;
And M the hand OF time eiiSraSGs
Its burrows on our brows.
May memory bring before thy view
Thy ialIc aud rerjnrcd yowS.
No, no, | would not have thee think
That a thought wouId cast
lyon the happy scenes Of yore
Now buried In tho past;
For though I loved tlicc once, yet now
tear thee from my heart,
Aud to their fountain backward send
Tie burning tears that start.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03
CVid Water Oh his ElOUurnw.

".AmeIia, for thce-yes, at thy com
lrI,ld I'd tear this eternal tirmamcnt into
ii thousand fragMents-Ia gather the
stars one by one Ms they t,lmblcl from
the regions Of etllGrial space md put
them in my trousers pockets; I'll pluck
the s,tn--that oriental gMl Of day, that
trIverses the blue arch Of heaven in Sucl.
majestic splenlor-ltl tear him from the
sky aud l1ucnch its bright elinlgencc in
the fountain Of my eternal love for thee!"
A,nelia-" Don't, Henry, it would l'e
80 very dirk"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03
Testing Their Capacity.

The Clinton (AINss.) COWruM prints
the following: At Il reunion on Thanks.
giving day Of the family Of one Of the old
residents, in which there was four solid
SONS md one solid daughter, three aver
RgG tLuglltcrs-in-lAw, aud medium
sized son-m-law. with grandchildren
enough to mike the number who were
present up 10 fifteen, the following stu
tistica worn tnknn.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03

Miss Anuabel McCarty
Was tho youngest at tho party,
! And every one remarked that she was bcautl-
fully dressed;
Like doll she sat dcnluroly
On the sofa, thinking surely
II would never do for her 10 rn and frullc with
the rest.
The noise kcptgrowing louder;
The naughty boys woald crowd licr:
"t think you're very rude indeed" tho little
lady baid;
And tliOil, without warning,
Her home instructions scorning,
She screamed :.eI ,Nant my sppr-and |
teani 10 90 TO bel"
NUw big folks, who are older,
Need not laugh at llcr, nor scold her,
For Doubtless, II The truth wGre known, wevc
often felt inclined rt q
10 leave the LaIl or party,
As did Annabel SIcCarty,
But We hadn't half her courage and We couldn't
= speak our mind -
Josephine Pollard, 81. Nicholas for February.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03

The dinner was pretty thoroughly set
tied by m hours ride perpenlicularly
upon the hay nck, which, VIC believe,
wNS prescribed by the medicine man Of
the family, and fully intorsctl by all.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03

The crazy little midget
llan and told the nows t., bridget,
WHO clapped her hands, and danced a jig, to
Annabcl's delight,
And said, with accents hearty,
"'Twillbctlie swatest party
II ySrc tliore yersrlf, INC darlint wish it
was to.night!H o."
The great display Of ffillinS
Was positively killing; .
Aud, oh, the little booties and the lovely sash
so wide!
And tho gloves no very cunning!
She was altogether " "stunnipg,'
And the whole 1IcCarty family regarded her
with pride.
4 ThCy gave nlinlte directions,
With copiol,s intcrjcctions
sOl "sit up straight" and "dOnt do this or
tllat-'twould be absurd"
But, what with their carcSSing,
And tho agony of dressing,
Miss .Annabel McCarty didn't hear a singlv
/. word.
There was music, there was dancing,
And the sight was most enhancing,
As II fairyland and floral band werc holding
jubilee;
There was laughing, there was pouting;
There was singing, there was shouting:
And old and young together made carnival Of
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-03
. The First Party.

Miss Annabel EcCarty
Was invited to party
"Your company from four to ton, the Invita-
ton said:
And the maiden was delighted
To think Ellc WIS invited
To sit up Till the hour when the big folks went
to bed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-18
ALL ABOUT AN EGG BEATER.

Theodore Lockwood, OF No. 10 East Twelfth street,
and William II. Silva, now stopping at the Southern
Hotel, went into partnership some time ago In the
manufacture and sale OF patent egg beaten Mr..
Lockwood, as he claims, supplied tne capital, while
silva canvasscd Tor and sold tho article On SATURDAY
night the former gentleman called al the Southern
Hotel TO soc his partner and 10 ask Tor an
accounting Their meeting was not a cordial
one BY any means, aud Mr.. SILVA became
very violent and struck his partner, Mr. Lockwood,
over the head win heavy cane. Sliva arrested
auu arraig cd before judge Nandeii yesterday on
charge OF assault and battery. Mr. Lockwood stated
the Judge that h. had already Invested 800 tho
patent Dcnter and had not yet return tor
his money. He had reason TO believe that silva had
collections Tor sales OF the article but had AZ yet
famed To render an account SILVA enormously denied
wng any money to Lockwood, but admitted tho as
saulL he was committed In $500 bail 10 answer a.
General scss,onA