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MARRIED ON THE SPOT,

The OrIean n. Y. Record relates tho
following: "'Ill marry any girl in the
room that Will have me- said a hniE
tpsy young fellow. 'Pll take you,' said
"a fresh, clear-eyed young girl OF seven
teen. And in halt an nOur the TWO wera
married and being congratu ated bg
their friends. This actually occurred
only few weeks ago In the near vioin5-
ty Of Franklinville, in this
county. The occasion was a
country dance, the participants
were farmers son and farmers
daughter, neither OF whom had ex-
changed q werd with the other until The
above scene occurred. TIE young fe.-
low mad been drinking aud thouxat he
Woul say something smart aAd as
tonish the girls with his audacity. Tsa
girl, however, had heard that he was n
good fellow and being moved By thar
spirit which will not take a dare II
death Gomez took him at his WORD.
They are now living with the yoang fci-
lows parents, aud are study ing saen
others character at their ieisure.N
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TIT FOR TAT.

Certainly it is pleasant to hear saver
oil iil-natured tnings put down uy an ip-
tended victim of his cynical tongue.
"Tne great assembly," as Maunihgiam
terms it, must have greatly enjoyed the
discontinue of a certain Lord Paaet.
who. obliVious Of his own mean origin.
thought to extol his superiority by ASK.
ing Sir Thomas White what ne thought
OF the quality OF the cloak he wore.
"rru!y," replied the worthy Aldermas,
lit seems TO be very good cloth; but [
remember when l was a young beginner.
selling your lordship's father a lar bet-
ter, t. make him gown when he WAC
Sergeant to the Lord Mayor; aud be was
a very honest Sergeant" Nor did those
behind the scenes Of certain theaief
fail to appreciate the situation when a
prosperous equestrian's daughter OBJ
served TO a retired aoJress: "Aiter ALI.
you were only circus artist: my father
recollects you WE'LL" aud the elder lady
retorted: IL dare say he does. my dear;
he used to chalk my shues."-f ham.
bel'e Journal.
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Rev. DR.. Sargent, OF Baltimore, Nd,
is a guest at the Gibson.
General s. A. Maokey, OF Mt. Vernon
is IN the city, the guest oil George W. q
Johnston, Esq.
Mr.. VIM. f. Swift, city editor of th e
Cleveland Sunday Post, is IN the city
visiting friends.
Mrs. Mcmahon. wife of Congressman
McMahon, Of DaytoH, is at the Grand
Hotel, accompanied by her daughter.
Mr. r. Wesley Criswell, editor OF the
OH City Derrick, was married in Au.
rora last evening to Miss Alice Nc.
Creary.
Mr.. Louis s. Levi, junior member OF
the firm OIL s. Levi h Bros, was married
At Eureka Hall lust evening to Miss
Pauline Levi, daughter Of Leo pold Levi,
Esq.
General w. M. Weller, Grand Master
of Freemasonry in Canada, DR.. Wa
ters and colonel W. p. ChandIess, all
are In the oifk
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Hoard OF Public Worka.

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present except MI
Bell, and Mr., Baker in the chair.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed;
"That the building Of a plank side
walk In front OF the premises of those
persons on Washington Avenue between
Montgomery Pike and Lane street, who
have been notified to build them and
failed to comply, be placed in tde hands
of the contractor.
"rhat the Supervisor be instructed to
improve Court steet, from Broadway to
Eighth, as he recommended.
THAT the Supervisor be directed to
notify all parties 10 remove Instructions
from Carne streetn
A bill OF ST. 81 Al for the improyeme u t
OF different slreels was ordered paid,
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without preserving their Identity in such
o way that the packages may not be used
time and again to the prejudice oil the
Internal Revenue after they have been
emptied OF their imported contents.
Under the existing regulations the Gus
toms brand on package protects the
contents, but there is no adequate protec-
tion against abuse In its use after It per-
forms the offices for which 1t is legally
Intended, and there is every reason to
believe that packages OF this descrlP-
tion are In daily requisitton for market
Ing Illicit spirits without the payment Of
Internal Revenue taxes.
Mr.. Bland and the Speaker.
1t is understood that the Speaker in
tends shortly to read a statement to the
House rejecting upon Mr.. Bland, Of
Missouri, In connection with his intro
ducing bill varying in some partiou-
lars from the one which he proposed to
introduce, on the 29th of October. Mr..
Bland has had Dotlce Of this statement,
and both he and his friends will warmly
repei any imputation which may be
made upon him.
The Congressional Record shows that
no bill was read or filed when Mr.. Bland
first moved to suspend the rulGs, and
the bill which theH ouse passed was
read twice before IL was put OIL its pas
sage, 30 that every member voted under
standing!y. The Commissioner OF the
General Land Office In his annual re-
port, recommends the abolition Of the
offices Of Surveyor Generals and the ap-
poInlment.of one Tor The whole country.
He says there are eleven while one can
do the whole work.
Our Russian Relations.
Minister Stoughton, who is now in the
city, has had several interviews with
the Secretary OF State relative to his
instructions and early departure for his
post at st. Peters burg, which has been
fixed for December g. He will relieve
Minister Baker early in January, when
that gentleman proposes to pass a short
time in otner portions Of Europe preyi-
Gus to his return to the United States.
Minister StOughtOn's instructions will
have prominent reference to closer COM
merclal relations with all parts Of the
! extended dominions of The Gar, and TO
the preservation of the Traditional poll
cy Of non-interference, maintaIned d
by the United States, espe cially in view
OF the diplomatic complication certain
to arise In the adjustment of the present
war In the East. At the same time this
Government Will not permit its sympa-
Thy with all Christian people to be mis-
understood
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Accidents at Sea.
National Associated Press to the Star

National Associated Press to the Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S.-The British
ship Swordtish was totally wrecked
near Victoria. The officers and crew
we're saved.
WASHINGTON, Nov. S-The Signal
Service observer at Barnegar. N. j., re.
ports that yesterday, shortly after noon,
vessel supposed to be a steamer was
seen three miles of shore on her beam
erIy wind. ABOUT 2 P. NJ. she disap-
peared, and is presumed to have sunk.
Three men were observed clinging 10
her rigging. Apparently no effort was
made to save them. No traces Of the
vessel have since been seen. This Oc-
CURED about tour miles south Of the
Barnegat Station.
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Slight Railroad Accident.

National Associated Press to the star.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, Nov. 8 The fast
express train from Boston due here at
$3.50 yesterday afternoon ran into a
switch engine at the Wooster-street
Viaduot, about half mile east of the
new depot. IN this city. The engine OF
the express train was thrown into the
ditch, and the track was TORN up con-
oiderably. No lives were lost. The
passengers were transferred to cars in
waiting, and travel was not interrupted.
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"Faust," enacting theH role care,
fully. Mr.. Blum's "Valentine" was
a truly worthy effort, and deserves All
our commendation. Mr.. Wiegand as
"Mephistopheles" was moderately good,
but still is entitled to praise for q con-
sistent rendering and Tor fair singing ~
times. Miss Grimninger's 'Siebep aad
Miss Cooney's martha" we can ais0
praise, as enjoy able performances Of ths
other parts.
Tonight "Lohengrin," with the ten
strength OF the company.
WOODS THKATER.
For the remainder OF the week and
Saturday matinee the patrons OF this
house will be served with variety bust.
ness by the company.
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NOInillRfiOna.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-The President
to day sent to the Senate the following
nominations:
Henry Sanford, Of Florida, to be Min
ister TO Belgium.
VIM. A. Stewart. of Kentucky, Col.
lector of Internal Revenue, Second Dis
trict of Kentucky.
VIM. Nj. Barwell, of Louisiana, to be
Register of Land Office at New Orleans.
In executive session this morning the
Senate confirmed large number oil
nominations Tor Postmaster.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs re-
ported tavo!ably upon the nomination
of John s. Welsh, Of Pennsylvania, for
the British Mission.
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THE OLD WORLD,
National Associated Press to the Star,
THE CONSPIRACY.

THE CONSPIRACY.
LONDON, Nov. S-A dispatch from
Vienna says the political correspondent ce
has special from Constantinople,
which says the mother of Ex-Sultau
Murad was at the head of the cons piracy
to again place him on the throne. Murad
is not considered sane.
MoNTRNEGRINs TO ARMS,
A dispatch from Cett.ujs says: Prince
Nikita has issued proclamation calling
the Mentenegrins to arms.
TURKISH REINFoRCEMENTs.
a dispatch rom.BuchaI est says strong
reinforcemeuts are reaching the Tu KS
at Orchanie.
THE ADVANCE OF WAGES,
LONDON, NV. S.-LOrd Monorief, the
arbitrator appointed to adjust the dit
lerences between the masters and iron
workers iu the Clyde shlp-yards, has de.
cided against the demands OF the iron
workers for an increase Of wages,
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Third Edition

BG- CINCINNATI, Nov. $3.50 P. M.-Mess
pork quiet and steady. Lard, moderate
movement and steady Meats in moderate de-
mand. Flour steady and In fair consumptive
demand. Corn steady and fairly active and
not much in. Wheat light offerings, moderate
demand and rather firm. Whisky steady at
yesterdays prices. Country produce steady
and little or no change with liberal offerings.
Barley inactive. Oats only local demand.
Rye in moderate request, steady and but Inn
tied receipts. Cotton steady anu quiet, Gold
l02X.
B25~ WRATHBR.-Probablyc cloudy and rain,
followed by clearing and fair weather, for the
next twenty -four hours.
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THE LATE ELECTIONS
National Associated Press TO the Star.
NEW JERSEY.

Satlohal Associated Press to the Star.
NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY, Nov. S-Latest returns
indicate that McClellan's majority FOL
Governor will reach 1900. The Hous,
will stand: R.bublicans, 2s; Democrats
H. senate-Rspublicans, s: Democrats
33.
NEW YORK.
ALBANY, Nov.S.-Returns from the in.
terror Of the State come In slowly. The
State ticket Will range from II, 900 to 15..
600. The Republicans claim twenty OF
the thirty-two Senators, aud sixty-eighl
OF the one hundred and twenty-eighl
members Of the Assembly.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-The Demo
cratic majority Is not as large as at fret
estimated, and the Greeliback-L ,bor
vote is larger than was supposed at
some points, and in others amounting to
formidable proportions. The Labormen II
carry Luzerne by 5000, and poll over
5 600 voles In PhiladeIphia, and nearly
S.0OU in Pittsburg. The amount OF their
total vote is still an unknown quantity.
but careful political arithmetic men pu !
it down at not less than $4,000.
Ii is now though', in view of the near
~ complete returns, the average major
ity for the State ticket will be 10000, but
that Judge Turnkey, the head OF the
ticket, viii be about 5000 In arrear, be-
cause OF the popularity Of Sterritt, his
opponent, and the preference Of the legal
profession that the latter should keep
hls present place on the Bench. The
iuli ofhcial figures will not greatly vary
the above round number majority,
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The Mayor Of Denver recently Issues
manifesto, in which he intended GO or
der all shade-;ree limbs cut Uf beiov
the height Of nine feet from the ground:
but by a neat bull the order 10 to Gu. uff
all limbs above pine feet from the
ground. Several years ago the same
man was Mayor OF the city, and caused
this notice to be posted on the cherry
Greek Bridge: "No person shall or. s.
this bridge ia opposite direc IONS at tao
same time" The joke Of this story .
that " In absolutely true,
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Another Cigar Strike
Great Seizure.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. S.-rhe cigar.
makers are on a strike, and demand an
increase Of wages from SO to $40 pei
thousand. Manufacturers will not yield,
as the demand is unreasonable, the
wages now paid being 81 in excess Of the
New York price. Idle cigar-makerS will
qulckly fill the places OF the strikers.
Special Agent Gainey yesterday al
Pasoagoula, Miss, seized about two
hundred thousand logs and large lot
Of turpentine, tar and charcoal.
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THE LATEST
Republican Caucus.

Nation al Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-The Republi-
can Senators had a caucus this morn
ing for the purpose of filing
the Chairmapship of the Committee
on Printing and Elections, made
vacant by the death Of Senator Morton,
and also to make arrangements for the
reconstruction of Olher Committees OF
which the late Senator was member.
No action was taken beyond referring
tae whole question to subcommittee
consisting OF Hamlin, Sargent and Ali-
son.
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In the Conference Of Librarians n,
Loudon, Mr.. Pooie took up tue cuIgel
for Fiction, and defended it galnst Nr.
Cowell, OF the Liverpool Library, and
others. A correspondent OF the New
YORK Times remarks: SIT can not cut
strike the looker-on that there il som :
thing emlnsntly characteristic OF Ameri-
can prog ess in the fact that u coafeE.
ence of librarians in London is presided
over by an American, and that EdRlish
imaginative literature has to De d..
teLd ID by an American"
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w WASHINGTON. A


THE CINCINNATI CUSTOM HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.-The Super
vising Architect OF the Treasury has
submitted his annual report to the Sec
retary OF the Treasury. He gives de-
tailed history OF the variou, public
buildings, together with the various
amounts appropriated and the balances
now on hand to carry on work upon un-
finished buildings. That part OF the re-
port referring to the
CINCINNATI GOVERNMENT BUILDING
says: The long suspension of grant @
cut Ing at Fox Island, Maine, tor want
Of sufficient appropriation will delay the
progress of the work during the ensuing
season. The fifteen per cent. contract
under which the first part of the second
story stock was cut has been SO modi-
fed as to effect large saving in this
branch Of the work. Total approprla-
tion, $S,3O), 900; amount expended. SO O1O,.
sl5; balance in the Treasury, $3.50 1856.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD COMMITTEE.
The yexed question OF the Chairman
ship Of the Pacific Railroad Committee
Will probably be settled to-day. MIR.
Potter positively declines. The Speaker
claims the right to name a Chair
man in his stead, and the leading friends
of the road believe that he is anx-
ious 10 select hostile Chairman. Un-
der the rules 1t is held that Gov Throck-
morton, the next on the Committee, sue
ceeds, and as the Committee can, if it
chooses, control the question, it is likely
that he will be made Chairman. Active
measures will soon be taken to work
up the measure in Congress, bnt much
depends on a friendly Chairman anu
prompt report by the Committee. The
tendency now is to concentrate on a sim
gle trunk line as the surest way to dis
arm hostility and avoid loading down
the bill by branches. The attempts to
bIaokmail the road by certain newspa-
pers and prominent politicians have Ut
erly failed, and hence much of the op-
position to it.
MINISTER TO SWEDEN.
The DemC cratic Senators will prob
ably vote for Stevens, who has been
nominated to be Minister to Sweden,
vice snowden removed, this probably
insuring his confirmation. This case
will bs very important as the Repub-
lican eBemies of the President propose
to defeat all nominees in place OF per.
sons removed, SO as to take advantage
of the tenure-ot-otioe act, which in such |
cases would reinstate the persons re-
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Give the Children Pure Air,
The Erie Railroad.

A decree OF foreclosure and sale of
properly rights, franchises, &C.. of tue
Erie Railroad Company has been
granted by Judge Don hue in the Su.
preme Court Chambers, and there ap.
pears to be now some prospect OF the
railroad passing out Of the Receivers
hands.
A decree was granted In the suit of
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
against the Erie r 'ilroad Company and
others, this being one OF two suits in
which the Receivers appointment was
made about two years ago.
The sale Of the property Is to take
place in this city, and is to be for cash.
The property is to be sold subject to the
Receivers contracts.
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Internal Revenue Report.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-Judge Henry
j. johnson, Commissioner Of Customs
has submitted his annual report 10 the
Secretary OF the Treasury. He recon.
mends tho necessary legislation to ena.
BILE the Commissioner of Customs to ex-
anime into and verify the correctness of
the accounts Of the various Custom off.
GERS throughout the country. These
accounts are In value many millions of
dollars annually, but the Commissioner
of Customs, in whose office they are
audited, has no power TO prove their
correctness.
In conclusion the Commi lsioner say
is q serious defect in our Customs
system which permits the Importation
oL wlnes and spirits for consumption
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Sweet Charity.

The following from the Sister Superior
of the Sisters OF the Good Shepherd ex-
plains itself:
NOVEMBER 7, 1S7z.
To the Editor of the Star:
In behalf of the Sisters of the Good
shepherd, on Baum street, beg yoa 70
notice III your paper the very liberal do
nation of $1,000 made by Mr.. Ranbea
Springer 10 our community to enable us
to provide ample accommodations for
the large number OF chlldren and psnl-
tents under our care. Yours, g.,
SISTER SUPERIOR,
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Postal Uniforms.
The following has just been received
rom the Postmaster General:
"POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

"PoST-oFFICE DEPARTMENT.
"WAsHINGToN, ID. o., Oct. rs, 1877.
"Inasmucn as the public Interests
seem to require that all employees Of
this Department who, In the perform-
ance Of their official duties, are obliged
to handle the mails in public, should be
known by some outward designation, ii
10 therefore
"Ordered, That each Railway Post.
office Clerk, Route Agent, Mali Route
Messenger, and Local Mail Agent be and
is hereby required to provide himself
with uniform within sixty days fr0H5
this date, the same to be worn &C ali
hours when on duty, and 10 be made aU-
cOrding to the accompanying specifea<
tions. d. NJ. KEY,
"Postmaster Generai!s
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National Associated Press to the Star.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. s-rhe bark Con-
stitutlon, OF Green Bay, is reported
ashore at Little Sturgeon Bay, and will
probably prove total loss. Her cargo
consists Of tweuty-siX hundred barrels
of oil.
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wANTED--.SITUATIONS.

w ANrED D-SITUATION = To do general
wv housework or cooking. Call at 1913 Liv-
1ngston street. Good references given. S-3t
WANTED --SITUATION--By a respeota-
w be young girl to do general houscwork
or UP stairs work, or nursing; best Of reference
given; 2S7 John street. S-3t
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BOARDING.

POARDlNG--Second story front room with
- running hot and cold water, with board,
u per week, including Ere and use of bath
1870 W Et1ntl street. ST
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT--OFFICE-One half the Office
j or desk room in that desirable location,
Moderate rent. No. 173 Walnut street, Gibson
House block. S-3t
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TOR RENT --ROOMS--Two rooms suitable
as sleeping rooms for single gentlemen at
bS5 LongW0rtl street. S-2t
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L>OR RENr--STORE--No. l57 West Fifth
A street. Inquire of GEORGE MoCAMMON,
Third and Pike. Sat
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FOR RENT--RooMs

I'OR RENT-ROO MS--Iwo rooms In brick
i dwelling In private family, ~ Rittenhousc
Etreet. 1t.
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LNOR RENT--ROOMS--A suit of three ele-
Il giant rooms at 26S West Seventh street; hot
Snu cold water bath. sgt
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NEW YORK CITY.
10 Cardinal EIcCIOskey,

10 Oarulnai McClOskeYs
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK. Nov. 8.-A bequest Of
nearly $780, has been left to Cardinal
McLloskey by the late Mrs. Catharine
Merrill, widow OF Nathaniel W. Merrill,
OF this city.
Give the Children Pure Air.
Serious charges were made last even
Ing, at the meeting Of the Medico-legal
Society, against The Board of Education
in regard to the ventilation and over
cr0wding of the Public Schools. The
Board Of Health also was severely GEN.
SurGu,
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M AN led - PARTN Ek-In Indiana polls
w "A competent and active business man,
With capital to invest with the unu ersigned, IN
an established Wholesale boot and shoe busi-
bess in that city Address e. IL. MAYO.
5-4t
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ADJUSTMENTS.

K0BINSON'S OPERA-HOUSE.
b. MACAULEY.. Manager.
"LOHENGRTN."
Farewell Representations OF
PAPPENH Elm. .,................"ADAM
Last night but two Of the
! GRAND OPERA COMPANY.
THIS (Thursday) EVENING, November s,
ats LUH H En- Rim.
LOHEN Rim.
MADAME EUGENE PAPPENHEIM
In her renowned role Of. ELSA.
MR.. CHARLES ADAMS
In his celebrated impersonation OF
LOHENG rim.
Monday, November 12--CHAS. PARSLOE
in All SIN,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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NTANTED--FAMILY WASHING--By re-
w sponsibe parties, to take to the country;
reference given il required. Address MRS. Z.
King College Hill, Ohio. 8-4t