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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

Over INDULGENCE in eating and drink mig,
whereby the Liver is disorgauized aud the sys
ten deranged The suffering resulting from
dyspepsia is very terrible, and the sooner the
patient can get relief the better. There IS no
remedy 50 ctfcclual for the cure OF this disease
as Simmons Liver Regulator
D. B. Do>sou NJ. d., of Deer Park, Ala,
says Il have used the Regulator for eight
months, ADD find it has cured ne entirely OF dys.
pcpsia. Ii is the best medicine | ever used
for that disesSa, or rather, it is the only one
that has proved satisfactory"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

n.e- A CAkD.-Tne card which appeared IN
the Alexandria Gazette few days ago IN refer,
e,ce to my being expelled from the string, baud
is untrue Withdrew of my own accord, and
told N. b. NJ edley few days before that |
wanted nothing to do with such persons rs NJ
Ullu an and i. B. Medley.
LOUIS MARES
Manager Alexis. Brass and String Band
n B,-l have been sick and could not attend
. .h,s sH.;r snonar It'll L. NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY COMpANY.-A meet
ing of the directors Of the Alexandria Library
Company was held last night, and MIR. K. w.
Fails was appoutel a committee TO eDqulre as
to the ACCESSIBILITY of giving bal! for the ben.
eff Of the Library.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

Look cu for cold weather and dOu't catch
cold tu: If you d., nothing will meet the re-
uuircmcnts Of your situation as we'll as DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

He lost a bad breath because he persisted in
using Wells Eureka upon his teeth. No mat
ter how badly your gums bleed you can cure
them in twJ weeks use.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

AUDITORS REPORT. The report OF the
Auditor of Public Accounts to the General AS
sembly Of Virginia. for the year ending Dep.
tember So 1876, has the following 10 re'a''oo
to this city:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

Receipts of Grain have increased considerably,
and tho market generally is steady. Offerings
cf 1850 bushels of Wheat, with sales at l36sl55
for common to choice lots. Corn Is weaker
with good receipts; sales today of 2lOo bushels
at 81 for mixed and yellow. No sales of Rye OF
Osts reuorted A lot of Buckwhest brought 9O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

LAND SALEs.-GreeD 4 Wise, real estate
agents, sold to-day for Messrs. Smith u Wells,
commissioners 10 the case OF Jones vs.. Fowe,
H., tract Of aad 10 Prince William county,
Va, containing $50 acres, with improvements
to VIM, Hammill, for 81, 400.
The property advertised for sale by Louis b
Payne, trustee, was Withdrawn, the debt hav
ing been otherwise secured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

CuIrRCH SERVICES. &t.' ~ 'honnn"'
rnr1sr CHURCH Service ut -. IN. aud - p IN
~ ANS CuURCH-Servce ut ii a. M ana
-, biz Rev. DR.. Norton.
AcE CHURcn-Mornirg service with scr,
on =, II o'clock afternoon service, wtnou,
t tnU,,' NJ SD; preaching CHE Moody ana
Sunley hyrnus will be used at this serVlte) al
20 An the pews in this church "re Tree
Sr MARY's CHUECH-Mass at ana IL d. H.
Vespers st 4 .. IN. , ,,t,
TSIos pnEsBYr'S CHURCH First Church,
Service in the morning and ut night by heV'
Ur. Bullock sou,,;o,
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURcn-Ser'ice
morning and night by Rev. Mr.. Dlnwiddle
N.ru EpIS CHURCH-Servlce ~ III n m
and memorial service Al :. so p. ~; by KEY. w.
&. Webb. Subject At night, What sh"il 90
with Jesus !" :,
METH. EpIs CHURCH SoUru-Servlce ut ii
a. m. and !! D. m. by the pastor.
METH PROT. CuUEoH-Servce in the morn
ing and at night by Rev. DR.. Nichols.
BAPTIST CHURCH-Servicc ~ the morning
and 1T night by Rev. w. 5. Penck Commit
MON 81 3 o. m Subject in the morning, The
qualifications for the Lords supper
WHARF MISSION CHAPEL Services 81 u 81
p. N.
bv Rev Mr.. t'eckenstein.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSoclh ALTON
PRAYER meeting in the Union Presb. Church ut
a.. m. Aims House st q p. III. Jail al : p. m
Union prayer meeting thursday night IN the
u. 4. Church al II o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

NATIONAL JUNCTION RAILWAY. The
Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun saws that there is proposition on foot to
renew the late National JUNCTION Railway Com.
ranv upon new basis That company, which
Is now virtually dead, not having completed IT'S
work within the three years limit; d by Schar
ter. was authorized to construct railway llne
rom the north end of the Aqaeduci bridge III
a uurheaS,erly direction, crossing Rock creek,
ard passing by L or u s,reclsaround the city
oi Washington, crossing the branches OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to IL point on the
Potomac or its eastern branch, with power to
c instruct Grand Union depot at some polLt
b tween Third street and Fourth,ceuth street
northwest, II the renewal Of the company It
is proposed to make short uc IRON the Aquc
duet bridge along the liver side to the kliwelI
Meadows, fits in the Potomac near the Long
bridge, and there to establish Il Grand UUlou
dcroi: thence along the river front OF the city
aud the valley of the Eastern branch to the
most feasible point on the Baltimore and OHIO
Railroad or its Ac xandria branch. Connection
To be made at the Aqucduct with the Southern
roads by a rehabilitation of the proposed BERN
Bank Railway. 10 connection with the Wash
iurtou aud Ohio, the Virginia Midland, and
the proposed Washington aud Cincinnati rail
roads. The Uuion depot thus established would,
il is expected, become available for all the rail-
roads now here. The scheme has pow 20 hnan-
cial basis whatever. but 1t is understood that II
is TO be pressed with energy aud a charter
kcd from Congress 10 few weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

RELIEF BlIL.-The follow lug is the bill in.
troduced 10 the House Of Representatives on
the 9th inst, BY Gen. HuntoD, tortha relief of
the heirs of the late Rc hard Windsor, OF this
city:
Whereas by decree of condemnation of the
United States District Court for the Eastern
District Of Virginia, two tenements and lots OF
land, situate, lying ard being in the city Of AL
exandris, State of Virginia, being the property
Of William N. McVegh, were condemned rs
forfeited to the United States, under the genera!
confscation act of July seventeenth eighteen
hundred and siX!y-two; that thercupor the stlo
pieces of property were sold and conveyHnces
made by John Underwood. AS United !.tcs
Marshal for the Eastern District OF Virginia,
ard thst tho said tenements and lots OF iand
were conveyed by the said United states Mar:
shall by deeds bearing date the eleventh DAY OF
April eighteen hundred and siXty-toIr, tor the
consideration of two thousand and twenty-five
dollars that is to say. the sum ot sixteen nun
dred dollars for one tenement ard lot OF lana,
and the sum of four hundred and twenty-five
dollars tor tho other; and the SAID sums,
amounting to two thousand an twenty I'VE Nv
dollars, were paid into the Treasury OF the
United States, and are STILL and hsv| been, hello
10 the use of the same for the last twelve ye.rs,
that Rich ard Windsor, of the city ot AleXan.
dria, State of Vrg inia, became the purchaser ot
The said two tenenents arc lots OF ianu' shu
w
transmitted to HIMSELF by decision rendered
at the October term, eighteen hun ired aud sew
cnty six, of the supreme Court OF the UGlled
States, the aforesaid William \. McVelgh re-
covered the said tenements and lots OF land
from the said Richard Windsor, and the sales
made by the saio United Ststes Mar: hal were
rendered null and VOID: now, therefore,
Be il enacted by The Senste and House OF KEEP
resentstivcs of the U s. Of America IN Z" n&ress
assembled, That the Secretary of the Treasury
be- and is hereby, authorized and required to
pay to the executors of Richard Windsor. de-
ceased out OF any money not otherwise appro..
pr,~ted, the said sum of two thousand and
twenty five dollars, now wrongtuIly detained
from the heirs os the said Richard Windsor, and
Which was paid into the Treasury of tho United
states and is still and has been hold to the use
Of the same for the last twelve yaars, being the
amount of money received for tue sal OF ce tain
contiscated property in the city of Alexsndrla,
State of Virginia; said sale having been declared
illegal, and the property recovered from the
ssd Richard Windsor.
1t is understood that there ar" several claims
Of Il similar nature from residents nt this city
Nhich will shortly be presented 10 the House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13
Goa l. |

CoAL' coALr
We have COW on han. ana are constantly re-
cnivin2 st our wharf and storage yards, foot Of
Queen stroets, al the best GOALS known 10
this market. We na,he in part:
LYkbN'S VALLEY
SHAMOE1H and EAST FRANKLIN LOR-
BEERY RED ASH.
JOHNS, from EAGLE VEIN COLLIERY.
The celebrated CONTINENTAL and HA-
EEL DELL, from the Goodrich Col!ery, cs-
.eemcd the best in the market.
And LEE and STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, Of Steamer, Broken,
Egg stone AID Nut sizes.
Also GEORGES GEEK CUMBERLAND
COAL.
Also HICKORY, OAK and PINE WOOD.
Having ample space each variety Of Coal ia
kept distinct from that Of others, and is es-
pecslly prepared for family use Yards floor
ed AID Coal sent out we'll screened and free from
sate, ZZiU lbs TO the ton. Orders left with
Moss.s. C!arridge & Grsg,, corner King and
Royal sts. or al .Ae yards will DO -omptly filled.
T. j. MEHAFFEY u CO.,
| iv17 Whsrf end Yards foot Of Queen 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

|. O. O. FAT regular meeting OF Poto-
mae Lodge, No. So, held last night, the follow
ing named officers were regularly Installed by
Charles Goodrich, ?. g., assisted by the Past
Grands of No. 80, and Sarepta Lodge. No. 40 ::
Edgar Lsles. n g.; Andrew Della, '. IT,; s.
Frark Pcakc, Il. s; Hugh Latham, Z. 5;
JAS II. Dcvaupp, Treasurer; G. Morgan Dris.
coll, Chaplaiu; Samuel A. Maukln, 7. u. The
following appointments were made: Charles
Goodrich, il. s. to n. g.; VIM. l.. Latham,
/. :. to n. e.; A. j. Fair. Il. S. tvV g.; K.
H. Rudd, l.. S. TO Y. g.; &. A. Simpson,
Warden: Wm. barley, Conductor; +. }. Guis-
cudrrfrr, Il. S. S; }. II. Crump, l.. s. S; }
b. P.dgclt. j. g.; l.. }. Robey, y. u. aud
Steward. The Ledge has been under cloud
for short timc, bur the silver lining Is appear
ing, aud the star of Hope shlnes brightly. The
following arc the names Ct the officers OF Mar
lev Encampment for the current six months
James Grisr, G. p; Bcnoui I. Falls, II. F..
thules Goodrich. S. W.; Hugh Latham
Scribe; JAS. H. Devaughu. Treasurer; james
Crockett, j. W. No selection OF the srpoiutlvs
9TH .rrs has been msde.
NJ. T.. Notwithstanding the no
favorable weather the body Of the church was
lauly filled last evening. Rsv. W. Dinwl!dl'
conducted the opeuiug exercises, and preached
with much fore. and impreS>iveucsS from lie
ircws lx., 9TH and 2S:h verses: As it Is ap
pointed uu,o men ouce to die, but after this TIT
Judgment, Sc" The pastor gave short ad
dress ut the close of the sermon, aud invited
,nolirers to come forward for prayers. Sever
or en- Int responded to the call. The cuqulr.
meei,ug was very largely atteuded. Rev Mr.
Waugh gave an Interesting address. Thes
services will nc continued next " ok, Afternoon
at $3.50 and night at 7:30.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

OFF THE TRAcK.-Tbe engine attached TO
through freight train from the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad FIR the Virginia Midaud road
rau off the track at 81. Asaph junction. this
morning, about six o'clock. The accident
caused delay Of about half an hour to the
through passenger train on the Midland road.
The cogoe was, however. soon gotten on the
track again aud proceeded on its way. The
accident was due to the displacement OF a
switch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13
LOCAL NEWS.

WEATHER PRoBABILlT!Es.7, n nr Df l1I,'ah
ment Office Of the Chief Stgn@' Gg zee " :"
ngton, D. G., Jany 10. .is nV a. toll, ".
In IN 'b bv falling barometer, clear and clearing
ed by ,Sl diminishing northwosterly Winds
ssrsSusy backing t. southwest and sonheai y
With higher temperature than on fflGa aya, IN n
Now Nav YORK and New England. but generally
lower thence to Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

.THE WEATHER Tue WeaIHUT % uay H"o
been bright and pleasant over head but sloppy
and disagrecablc under foot. The ice and s !I'
on the sidewalks aud 10 the streets are rap'dIy
disappearing. "a the river, however, the
thaw makes but little Roadway, the water
which was on the surface OF the ice yesterday
having all frozen last ulght and tormed
smooth, CLASSY surface this morning early Dur
lug the day, small amount of water gathered
on the surface, but not enough TO deter the
skaters, many Of whom were out. The Ice
bn,t. were a 50 out and made good time.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-22
LOCAL PERSONALS.

Miss Emma Kuster, the late soubrette
Of the German Theater, will give fare
we'll concert on the I'd OF next month in
the Maunerchor Hall.
Councilman Jacob Doll, Of the Eev-
enth Ward, has just returned from Co.
lumbus, o., where he went few days
ago to be Joined in marriage to the sister
OF his first wife.
Mrs. Wllhelmina Burgheim, wife OF
Mr.. Max Burgheim, the wel!-known pub
Usher and news dealer on Vine and
Mercer streets, died yesterday, after II
short illness, from Inflammation of the
bowels. Her funeral will take place on
Friday afternoon from her late resi-
dence, No. 473 Elm street.
Mr.. John Ii. Davis, young gentleman
we'll known in this city, died last night
about 10 O'clock OF pulmonary cOnsump-
tion, at the residence of his brother,
Hon. VIM. E. Davis, Assistant U. s.
Treasurer, in Westwood, this county.
The deceased was for a number of years
connected with the United States Pen
sion Office in this city under the admin
lstratlOn Of MIR. Davis and Gen. Brown
He was noted Tor his generous disposi-
tion and fine social qualities. He was
tWenty-eight years OF age.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-22

House, and asserted that IL was OF no
advantage either to the country or TO
the party that advocated it.
Mr.. Holman opposed any attempt at
increase.
Mr.. Harrison, of Illinois, said that
Mr.. Holman was claimed as great
economist, but in his opinion the gentle
mans course on the Public Buildings
was stupidity and not economy. 1t was
a waste, and might be indorsed in Mr..
HolmaRS district, but nowhere else.
be wanted to call attention especially
to Chicago, where mere tinder-boxes
were occupied by the Posl-ofice and
other public offices. Tie Government
was now paying there $75, 900 year for
rent, while the interest on the money
required to finish the building would
not be more than $4j, 900. u
1t was nothing but folly to reduce
these items, and the people were not
going to be fooled by this false economy.
The item for the Cincinnati building
was then increased to $40O, 1000, and the
appropriation for Philadelpnia was also
increased to 100000.
Mr.. Holman stated that he would de-
mand a vote ON each item in the House.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-22
Announcements.


At College Hall this evening, Prof
Morse on the subject OF "Man."
Music, fireworks and the Bons Amis
party at the Highland House this even
ing. -.
At neichrath's Hall (LummiusYille
the Mennerchor will give masquer-
ade tonight.
Banquet at the Bellevue House this
evening by the German Pioneer Associ-
alton.
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial AssC-
cia ion at R0binson's Opera.hOuse to-
night.
The German Veterans Society will
give a graud ball tonight at Working
mems Hail.
Wesley Chapeps Temperance Society
give an entertainment this evening in
the chapel.
Germania Lodge No. 8, A. o. q. F.,
celebrate their twenty fifth anniversary
this evening i'll Jefferson Hall.
The Widows and Orphans Society of
the Cincinnati Turner Association give
a grand mas squerade ball Tonight at Tur-
ner Hall.
Free literary and musical entertain-
ment this evening at the First German
II 4furmed Church, corner oil L m and
Fifteenth streets, by the German 7. M.
Z. A.
Right Rev. 7. A. Jaggar, DID,, Bishop
of Southern Ohio, will preach. and con-
firm in Grace Church (P. Il }, College
Hill, on Sunday morning next, Febru-
ary 70,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-22
Amusement Notes.

Altogether Miss PrescoIi's debnt a.
LADY Macbeth" is put down as q very
fattering success. This afternoon she
appears as "Lady Teazle." .. .It. GEL.
MIR. Lawrence Barrett appears this
evening for the first time in "ROsedals."
Tomorrow evening benefit Of Mr. Bar
rett, Julius Cesar."
The Lisa Weber Burlesque Company
had rousing house at the Now Depart
ure matinee yesterday. Another OF Che
same kind Saturday.
Tonight is the last night OF ola Son.
nAmbula" by the Lisa Weber Troupe at
Woods. Tomorrow night the new bur-
lesaue LeporeilO.
Next week at the Grand we are 10
have Mrs, Oates and her splendid Opera
R0u1e Company.
Miss Laura Don, well known here. 10
the new leading lady Of McYtcket,s
Iheater, Chicago, ana IS very IAv0rao!y
mentioned by tue papers of that city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-22
Cabinet SpeculatiOns.
DISPATCHES FROM ABROAD
National Associated Pi ess to the Star.
EMPEROR WILLIAM BELIEVES THERE WILL
BE PEACE.

National Associated Pi ess to the Star.
EMPEROR WILLIAM BELIEVES THERE WILL
BE PEACE.
BERLIN, Feb. 22.-Emperor Williams
speech was delivered in tSS11 ReichstoS
to-day. Referring to the Eastern ques-
tion, the Emperor says that should war
eventually occur, Germany would not be
involved. He was, however, sanguine
of the preservation Of the peace of Eu-
rope. ..
EFFECTS OF THE SPEECH.
LONDON, Feb. 22.-The European
Bourses interpret Emperor William )
speech in the German Rechstag peace
ably, and it iavorably affects securities.
BANK QUESTION SETTLED.
VIENNA, Feb. 22.-The Austro- Hunga-
riau Bank question has been settled
under Compromise Council, consist
ing of three Hungarian delegates, three
Austrian officers and eight share
holders.
WAR DECLARATION EXPECTED.
Prince GortSchakOtf is expected to
issue a circular detailing the reasons
for the Russian armament, and an
nouncing a declaration OF war.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-22
FRESH FLASHES OF FUN.

A "coal combination''--slate aud
ashes.
"Down in front"-an tncipleut mue-
taehe. .r..
"What can not be cureG-must be
eaten fresh"
"Chin You" is the name of Frisco
tailor. And he does.
A medical paper thinks the matrim0-
NAL fever is the ''tie-'uss."
President MacMahon is said to be
passionately fond of melons, and tho
paregoric men in Paris fairly make their
fortunes of him in the season.
There may be something in this hlae
glass theory OF Pleasanton's, but we are
satisfied that a blue bottle fly Will NOS
''cure" meat. Quite the reverse.
The early Romans, it Is said, looked
upon pottery with veneration. So does
any modern married man, after he ge,s
his hair plastered down with a soup
plate or milk crock once or twice.
The paragraphist OF the St.. Louis
Democrat wears hat made Of
blue glass, TO develop his brains. Vaaa
hope; the blue glass only develops. it
doesn't create. Must have "a nuclegs
to rally on"
The counlryman will be more thao
ever convinced OF the deprayity of city
folk and their deadly machinations
against their country cousins, who reads
III morning paper an advertisement for
"a boy who understands cutting n1G
shouldering rustics."
The London Globe says 1t tAas been
interviewing the cooks OF the crowned
beads of Europe" We are not very we'd
posted in cookery, but We think any luaa
who could properly cook horned frsg
OF Texas, might try his hand On 4
crowned head Of Europe.
A young gentleman who moves in tho
best society Of San Francisco said th,
other evening to a young lady: H2aes
oliage is much more exuberant thss
year than usual" "Yes!" sac answerea
'houghtfully, "ail imported fruits is
cheaper than they used TO wasp
Which is the best way to pare corssP
James. There Is diversity OF oDiu.
ion In regard TO this matter. A foot
ahze is an appropriate thing TO pare =
corn with, but more scientific mode "a
70 slice 1t down with kraut cutter. We
"oulo auVlse you, however, 10 soak tho
corn and pull it up by the roots with q
corkscrew.
Mr.. Lover tells a good story OF an
lrishman giving the password at INV
battle OF Fonteu0y, at which the great
sake was Marshal. Colonei-"Thc pass
word is Sake; now don't forget it, Pas
Pat.-"Sacks! faith and l viii. net,
Wasn't nay father millerT ~WbO
goes thereI' cried the sentinel, after he
had arrived at his post. Pat. was as
wise as an owl, and in sort OF while.
pered howl replied: "Bage, yer houor3'
The royal mince meat OF England is
mixed month before it IL USED, And
then, when 4 stranger eats any OF It. a
royal nightmare bestriGes his wild. W.
Dridled fancy about midnight, and slirs
him up with a prong until he clings 60
his rigid scalp with both hands, aRa
shrieks for the police. The men Kdp
eat royal mince pie are born, not made.
And The pie 1s different from the men
who eat il, because 1t is made, and cana
be borne, without a great deat OF sgoaT.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-22
In New York.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
A MAN Shoots Himself Through
the Head.


About 7 O'clock last evening a party
OF boys, while they were playing ON
Mclean avenue, heard two shots fred,
and, on running to the place whence the
sounds Issued, found man lying inssu-
sible at the loot of Flint street. The
police were notified and had him
conveyed to the Hospital. They aiss
picked up q small fve.barreled pistol
which was lying where he mad been
found.
On examination it was found that the
man had bullet hole through his head,
the ball having entered near the riGaG
ear, and come out at the left temple.
From all appearances II oks as u
he had attempted ssit-murder. he
had destroyed all evidence which might
lead TO his identi fication. He hal onfy
8 cents in his pockets, a memorandum
book with all The leaves torn out thAs
had been written upon. He was neatly
dressed. 4 -a. Ig e..
The man was still living this morning,
but be can not survive.
During the early part OF the day thu
would-be suicide was rapidly regainiRg
strength, but at noon he rapidly began
TO sink, and his death Is now aimUst a
certainly.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-22
CONSIDERING THE SUNDRY
APPROPRIATIONS.

The Item for Cincinnati Public
Buildings Increased to $4OO,OOO.
National Associated Press to tho Star.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Iu the consid.
Grafton of the Sundry Appropria-
lions Bill, the clause appropri.
ating $325, 900 for continuing th,
work on the public buildings a,
cincinnati baviug been reached,
Mr.. Banning moved to Increase the
item to $400 900, and he had read letter
from the architect showing that this sum
would not be more than sufficient. He
said it was foolish to make these lin
tied appropriations and pay neavy
rents.
He denounced the penny wise econr-
my w4,en hal been Practiced in tho
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-22

at Ro senfelders Hall, on Vine street
next Thursday evening, fora discussion
OF medical cases and scientific topics.
Two HORSES and a hay-wagon were
stolen yesterday evening from the cor
ner OF Hunt and Broadway. The team
belonged to cOuntryman, who came
here on a big spree.
JOHN SCOTT was arraigned before
United States Commissioners Hooper
this afternoon on a charge Ofhaying bro
ken into the Post.of1ce at Brookville,
and was bound over to the Grand Jury
in the sum OF $4,000.