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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-05

Bennett is known to have been In an eX-
ceedingly excited state Of mind all yes
terday afternoon. His lawyer was seen
coming from his house late last night,
and 1t is ascertained that he had made
his will.
Mr.. May could not be found at his
fathers house, nor at any OF the other
resorts frt quented by him. The place
assigned for the duel by the latest re-
ports is on the banks of the Chesapeake,
whittier the parties have gone ostensibly
for duck shooting.
1t is said that Mr.. Bennett and Miss
May are still on friendly terms, and
that the difficulty arose from the fact
that he had promised her father to alb
stain from the use OF intoxicating
liquors, but han broken his promise.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Regarding the
Bennett-May affair, the Graphic says 1t
is surmised that Bennett has gone to an
other State, from which he will Issue a
challenge to May, and has secured the
services of Mr.. Hecksher to arrange for
duel to come off in Canada. Leonard
Jerome expresses his conviction that
matters can not be adjusted without
their having hostile meeting. 1t is
said the marriage engagement between
Bennett and Miss May was broken over
week ago on account OF Bennett going
on q spree.
The Duelist IN Boston.
Boston, Jan. 5.-Jas. Gordon Bennett
arrived here this morning.
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BENIN ETT-MAY.
AND YET, AFTER ALL, HE MAY NOT.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The Graphic says
the assault upon the editor of the Her.
aid is assuming new phase. 1t is ur-
derstood that MIR. Bennett has sent a
lormal challenge, through friend, to
Mr.. May, and that he has lett town with
tue intention of fighting a duel with that
gentleman. After the tracas Mr.. Ber-
nett had a conference with his personal
friends to decide what was to be done
with regard to the atfroni, as it was 80
open and the matter OF such public noto.
riety that he could not overlook it, and
hence the challenge. 1t is believed that
Mr.. Bennett made his will before leay-
ing town. He is supposed to have gone
IN the direction of Canada He left the
city last night. Unless prevented by
the police, there is scarcely doubt that
a hostile meeting will take place, as MIR.
Nav, under the circumstances, can not
afford 10 refuse satisfaction for the af-
front put on Mr.. Bennett.
1t was established by later inquiries
this afternoon that both Bennett and
May had left town. Mr.. Bennett was
everywhere sought at the different Club
houses which he frequented. and at bis
Office, but could not be found. Reports
then arose that he had been seen taking
tue New Haven train at the Grand Cen.
tral Depot this morning. Afterwards.
however, 1t was ascertained that Ben.
nett had sent a comnu unication to the
Herald office with the Information thai
he had started for WASHINGTON. Mr.,
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
He Thawed Out a Cartridge.
J I.I; 4L.l L.. -.

He Thawed Out Cartridge.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Patrick Mulroy,
a rockman engaged in blasting, entered
the house of John Kackler, 149 Third
street, and went into the kite hen for
the purpose of thawing out cartridge
containing about two pounds of giant
powder.
While sitting before the kitchen stove
he approached too close, when suddenly
the cartridge exploded and five others
OF similar weight followed. The torce of
the explosion threw down the rear OF the
building and killed George Kackler,
aged forty years. Mrs. Kackler and in
fant daughter were badly injured and
Mulroy was bruised. He was arrested.
Found Dead.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5-Frederick W.
Martens, aged sixty years, doing busi-
ness as exchange broker at 5S Exchange
Place, was found lying dead in his off g
this morning, having shot hmsel
through the heart. Deceased resided iu
Brooklyn. No cause is assigned for the
suicide,
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LOCAL PERSONALS.

Eph. Holland is in Washington, d. G.
Alderman Sutton IS lying very sick at
his residence.
Squire "Bob" Wright, OF Anderson
Township, died yesterday.
Col. Phil. Peters, of the st. Cloud Ho-
tel in Louisville, is at the Gait House.
Ex-Uommissioner Franklin Halliday
has been reappointed Commissioner
at New Orleans.
s. Lynd, Esq, is confined to his room
from the effect OF a severe fall, which
severed several ligaments of his left
wrists.
Joshua NJ. Spencer and Chas. NJ. Strc-
bridge, of this CITY, have been admitted
to the bar by the Supreme Court at Coz
umbuS.
Lewis A. Logan, Esq, was this morn.
ing commissioned as a Government
Gauger by the Internal Revenue Com
missioner.
Fred. Schmidt, Captain of the "Sonn-
tag-Morgen," the Sunday sheet OF the
VuIkstreund, was presented yesterday
with twins, a boy and girl.
Mr.. Oscar Abraham ,ohn left the city
last night tor Philadelphia, where he
will assume position as teacher OF
German in one of the colleges.
Mr.. George Bowie and Miss Minnie
Griffin, of Warsaw, Kentucky, "a ''run-
away couple'') }, were married yesterday
evening al the Walnu!-5treet House.
Mayor Johnston declines the honor OF
the Craftsmanship at Columbus, Jan. 8,
his official and private business not
giving him an opportunity 10 iudignate.
Miss Lizzie c. Rockey, of Elm street,
and Mr.. f. Stewart Knox, of the State
capital, were united in marriage at ST.
Paups Episcopal Church yesterday,
Rey. DIR. Witnerspoon officiating.
Andrew Cutter, Esq, and Capt. John
8. Il ebuck, o. the Cincinnati Gymna-
stun, will walk ftty-mlle match in the
rooms OF the Gymnasium, commencing
tomorrow morning at 10 O'clock.
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The Harry Eytlnge Benefit.

The benefit to he given Mr.. Harry
Eytinge at the Grand Opera-house on
Monday week, 10Th inst, is now exciting
great interest, and will doubtless be
such an one as the genial beneficiary
deserves. The box-sheet Is now open
at Hawley's.
The attractions of the occasion are
mentioned as follows:
Miss Lille SwInney, OF Newport, will
appear as "Hon. Mrs. Chillingtone,"
supported by Mr.. Ely tinge as "Sir Ed
ward Ardent" Miss WinOna Hawthorne
makes her debut as "Lauy Macbeth"
ana Mr.. f. b. Wentworth Will appear az
"Macbeth." Miss Fanny Howe and Miss
May Howe will sing operate gems; Mr..
Ii. j. Wetherell gives "Happy Mo-
ments;" Mr.. Emil Benjamin a German
ballad, recita.s and songs; MIR. Bush
and Mr.. Baldridge in Snakspearean
scenes.
Harry Eytinge, the popular benefici-
airy, plays "Hamlet," and gives his ad-
mlred imita tions OF Charles Fechter, the
elder Booth, Edwin Forrest, Charles
kean, Macready, Barry sullivan, Twin
Booth, Mccullough, aud James f. Muir
dOch.
"Creed of the Bells" Miss Nj. Il. Rogers
(tirst appearance) Uncle SANS Lei
ler," in imitation OF 'SLord Dundreary,"
Daniel 7. Dean; Miss Ida Lawson in
comic recitation; Mr.. Jonn b. McCor-
mick in "How to Pay the Rent"
These are some of the features OF the
most novel and attractive bill ever i
sued from theater in our time.
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Neither Cards, Flowers, Nor PAIL
bearers.

National Associated Press to the Sta
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.--The funeral Of
Commodore Vanderbilt Will take place
on Sunday. Services will be held in
the Church Of the Strangers, Rev. DR..
Deems, pastor, and will be of the SIM
plest character. There will be neither
cards nor flowers nor ball-bearers. The
services will be very briet, and the body
will be taken to the Moravian Cemetery
in New Dorp, Staten Island, and placed
in the family vault, by the side of the
remains OF his first wife.
There will be no draping Of either the
Grand Central Depot or the cars con-
nected with it in token Of his death.
the will is not to be opened until after
the funeral. The report that Vanderbilt
recently made new will is groundless,
as is also the rumor that he mas left
$50, 900, 900 to VIM IL. Vanderbilt. There
are numerous estimates OF his wealth.
DR.. Linsley says it is nearly 500 900, 0OO.
Others who speak with authority Say 1t
| is $50, 900, 900. He was worth $40 900, 900
| in railroad stock.
-. nLLIe real estate. CON-
m0dore VanderbilPS eldest sister, Mrs.
Charlotte DeForest Egbert, who is in
ner elghty-slXth year, is Oh her death
bed at her residence on Staten Island.
she took cold few days ago, and set
ting on her lungs, it developed into
pneumonia. Physicians say she can
not live through the day. Her first hus-
band, John DeForest, commanded the
first steamboat, the Nautilus, that Piled
between New York and Staten Island
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Railroad Accidents>

National Associated Press to the ST.
PORTLAND, ME-, Jan. B. A.
ger train over the a. am, r"''0n-
rum mon''FAl tor Portland. left the
rack az the Peabody Bridge, TWO miles
eaSs 81 q. .1n %l G!!0ad. N. H.. Yesterday morning
..-y, and went over the dump, badly
smnshing the engine, the baggage car
and express car, and slightly damaging
Pullman smoking car. j. Doyle, en-
gineer, was slightly injured, and B.
Mitchell, fireman, seriously injured and
not expected TO live. Ross, the baggage
master, aud Small, express messenger,
slightly injured. The accident WAS
caused by drifting snow.
BUFFALO, Jan. "a collision occurred
to-day on the Erie Railway, near this
city, between two switch engines. En-
gineer Joseph PerOu!t was dangerously
scalded. The other engineer escaped
with few slight bruises. Both engines
but slightly damaged.
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LATEST LOCAL.

A LARGE bundle of female wearing ar
parel, which was left at No. AIS Vine
street, il awaiting an owner at the Bre-
me..-street sSHtlon-house.
The testimony in the case of the
United States against r. z. Hutchins
and others, charged with cuHHspirlng to
deiraud the Government, is still lGG prog
ress. The case will not be conciudeE
this week.
CHRIST. SCHEMPF, saloon keeper OF
this city, will be arraigned this evening
before Commissioner Hooper. Schempf
is charged by Newport officers with vic
lating the Revenue Laws, in the selling
of liquor on the ice on the river without
having the necessary Kentucky license,
which it is claimed by those who arrest
ed him he ought TO have obtained.
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Accident to a SIeighamg Party.

National Associated Press to the Star
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Jan. ga pleasure
party of three ladies and three gentle
men, with driver, started from Astoria
last night in a large sleigh, intending to
visit New York. They drove rapidly
when nearing the Hunters Point Ferry
in order to catch .the 0 O'clock boat.
When they reached the ferry the boat
had left the slip, but the gate was open,
and the sleigh went briskly in and down
over The slippery bridge into the water.
The ladies and gentlemen were res
eued, one of the ladies with a broken
arm, but the driver was drowned, AS
were tue horses.
Early this morning fire broke out in
frame building, No. 226 Grand street.
Williamsburg, and was communicated
to Nos. 223. 2z4 and 2z2, occupied a.
stores and dwellings. Loss, $500; i'll
surancC, $4,000.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-05
Cincinnati & Portsmouth Rail-
road.

The annual election of Directors of
the Cincinnati & Portsmouth Railroad
was held at Mt. Washington on last
Wednesday, and resulted in the unani-
nous reelection of the old Board, con.
sisting of b. Kline, IL. BRAKEMAN, w. Ii.
Corbly, A. Hopper, D. X Este, Ii. Ii.
WellmaD, George Schmilz, L. Glare, and
P. 4, Mohr.
The financial condition of the company
was reported at length by the President
of the Board, b. Kline, ESQ.,. and in
furtherance OF the request OF the stick
holders, committees were appointed at
various points, to make a thorough eau
vass along the road, and endeayor to
dispose OF the amount Of bonds neces-
sary TO complete and equip the road,
and the Board Of Directors were further
requested to use their own judgment in
raising the means necessary to complete
the road to Georgetown at as early
day as possible.
The grading from Columbia to Bethel
was reported so nearly completed that
thirty days Of favorable weather would
be sufficient to flush it, and the contrac-
tors would have the cross-ties and other
in readiness as soon as needed,
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Police Court.

Neutrality-suspicious. Thornhill, Sc
duction, dismissed; Ed. Johnson, ma.
licious destruction of fproperty,new trial
granted; VIM. McGavin. street-begging,
thirty days; Peter Paulus, carrying con.
cealed weapons, $40; Chas. Monroe,
peddling without license, capias issued !;
John Jackson abusing family, under
bonds; Jos. Taumey, peddling without
license ST..
Vagrants-Albert Cramer, continued
to Jan. 0; Florentine Jackson, S..
Assault and Battery--Lee Phillius. So:
Henry Bode, 60$100; Henry Meyer and
George Ii. Houck, 3o-S25 each; Albert
Casey and Jos. Muss, dismissed.
Petit Larneny-Chafles Fehr, jr., con.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC wOK xS.
Business Transacted by t 'as Roar d
Thks Morning

The Board met in re sular session,
all members present, ar, d President Bell
i'll the chair.
An ordinance to estah. -, &,
Hogue street from - '''n 'ne q
@ podwiA str columbia avenue 70
uerA" Get was approved and or
-. 10 be transmitted to Council.
| A bill of John Nash & Co., for casting
| furnished the City Water-works,
amounting TO $T53 II, was approved and
ordered paid.
A communication from DR.. John NJ.
Scudder, complaining that the waste
| water from Schaller Il Gerke's brewery
was allowed to run into Court street,
thereby creating nuisance, was, on
motion, referred to the Superintendent
of The Street Cleaning Department.
GA motion of Mr.. Caldwell, the Clerk
was ordered to prepare and transmit TO
Council an ordnance appropriating the
sum of $7,2lS 63 for Water. works pur-
poses.
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About OregOns

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-The Senate
Eommittee on Privileges and Elections
10 engaged this morning In the examina-
i.en Of Governor Grover, of Oregon. His
direct examination Is but a recital Of bis
~ the Ecotor'i as published at the time.
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MOrtMarY RECORD.

Katie Perry, 6 months, Kentucky.
&. W. Landrigan, 2 months, city.
q. S.W. Howlet;, 9ms,, Covington, KY.
Moses Lehman, 4 years, city.
Kale O'Drien, Is months, city.
Emma Reed, SO years, Pennsy ylvania.
Catherine W Inns, 65 years, Germany.
Infant Harrison, city.
John Arend, year, city.
Infant Duffey, still-born.
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STATE GOVERNMENTS.
Missouri.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 5.-The permanent or
ganiZations of both branches of the
Twenty-linth General Assembly was
effected yesterday at Jefferson City, in
conformity with the Democratic caucus.
The officers are: Senate, j. j. O'Mor-
rison President pro tenn; and Of the
House, /. civilians Speaker, and Geo.
n. Nolan Speaker pro TEN, Governor
Harding's message will be ready to-day,
IS per day and no mileage was allowed
the officers.
Illinois.
SPRINGFIELD, Ian. 5.-The House elect
ed officers yesterday afternoon. Dut-
ton, Republican candidate for Clerk, re-
ceived 70 votes, to 10 tor the Democrat
and for the Independent. The last
person talked of for Senator by the H.
dependents is Lew. Steward. Hon.
Fawcett Plumb, of the Seventeenth
Legislative District, was unanimously
elected tc-lay to preside over the Sem
ate of Illinois. He is an Independent.
Hon. Jos. Shaw, Of Carroll, Repu bIioan,
was elected Speaker of the House.
Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 5.-BQth Houses
" the General Assembly Gonvened yes
terday. The Senate organized By the
election of I. B. Buchanan (Independ.
ent) as principal Secretary, r. d. Slater
(Dem.) Assistant Secretary and Richard
Hurchlng (Dem,) Door-keeper. Sena-
tor Majors (Ind. voting with the DEM
ocrats, giving them 26 votes to "a Repub-
lican. The House ected John Over
meyer, OF Jennings County, Speaker
q. L. Nixon, of Marion County, Clerk
James Cole, Of Tlppecanoe County, AS
si.tant Clerk; d. A. BALDWIN, OF Graut
County, Door-keeper; all Republicans,
by vote OF 54 to A, two members at
sent.
The inauguration of the Governor
elect will take place ON Monday next
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-05
wife Murderer Hanged.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CONCORD, N. f., Jan. 5.-Elmer w.
Mayer, the murderer of his wife by
poisoning, was hung in the Jail yard in
this city this morning. He made con.
iessi0n. Just before his execution be
complained OF fearful headacne.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-05

A tax collector down near Denmark.
the other day, seized, or attempted to
seize, mans dog Tor nonpaymsnt OF
the tax. The dog, fiery, untamed ITar-
tar of the Ukraine breed, reciprocated
and seized the collector. The dog got
the best hold and held on to it with the
greatest tenacity, and when the collee-
tor got loose, he went away saying there
was 90 use trying to collect q tax on a
dog i acts that way.
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tinued to January 0; John Gross, 80 $3;
Herman Alexander, dismissed.
Drunk and Disorderly-Magyie Meyer,
80 days; Louisa Husman, dismissed I;
Joseph Kelly, bail forfeited; Maria
Weinhart, $5; German Wehle, $3; Mary
Gallagher, $25.' Z.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-05

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
j. W. Pace and Laura Daniel.
G. A. Kunkle and Eliz. Wegemann.
S. G. Stith and Martha Ii. Stith.
Il. j. Callahan and Ellen Cahill.
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Third Edition

For the neat tecenty four hours, probably
CLOUDY or partially cloudy soeather, ootth
rising temperature and rain or SnoW indt-
cations.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-Sngl gentlemen and fami-
ID lies can secure front rooms, single or suits,
elegantly furnished or unfurnished, bath, &c.
and excellent board at moderate rates. III
broadway, near Fourth; references; tran
Hient parties accomnl Juated, B-3t
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louisiana.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MITTEE.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 5,--Chief Justice
Luderling, ofthe Supreme Court of Louis
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XKyANTED HORSES TO BOARD = For
w the winter in the country. Terms cheap.
For information apply to y. l.. STALL, at
Shook 4 McNicolP5 stable, southwest corner
of Fifth and sycamore. no!5-tt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-05

yE1ANTED-TO LEASE-A furnished ho-
w tel, bya thoroughly experienced hotei
man or would superiutend u iirst class iiiG""sc
for owners on a sa!ary or shares; pest of ref
srences. Address Post-oflice Box 2, :82. Lam
caster, Ohio. ot
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WOODS THEATER.

FRIDAY, January 5, Benefit of OLIVER
DOUD BYRON, when will be presented
PLENTY OF MONEY; OR, SENTENCED TO
DEATH. -
Next week-sTUART ROBSON.
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NJANTED-PARTNE ER--Wuh $15, 900 caoh
w capital, to invest in a No. business Ad
dress STOCK DEALER, Box TO-, Dayton, o.
2-5t
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1ET ANTEn-TO PURCHASE-Reale estate;
w must be in the city, ana g: h"r-e,";
trbm 5000 to $20,0OO cash. Address NON
RESIDEN =, Hunts Hotel. 3-5t
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M AN Fed TO LOAN - $35,OJ0 on city
" property, first mortgage, or will buy
business property, If cheap; 5 900. G., Post
office Box J22. got
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T1OR SALE-FARM-Of 200 acres of good
t land, well watered and well tmDered,
with two dwellings, anu gCod orenaru; a. for
ky, Ohio. FoV
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kna aWANTED-BUY YOUR HATS OF
E# MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth st. jy1s-u
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ADJUSTMENTS
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
X e. j. MILES ......................Ma Manager.
Farewell Benefit and last night but one OF
MAGGIE ELL

MI L O. N O N.
A most beautiful play. New scenery and
splendid cast OF characters.
Last Maggie Mitchell Matinee Saturday Al
6ernoon at o'clock. Admission: Ba cony 25C;
Dress Circle 50c Orchestra Chairs and Re-
served Seats 75c.
Monday next-soldene English Opera Com
pany.
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V-NOR sALE-FARM-Of 63 acres, at Ellis
n ton station, near Gendale, on the O., II. u
.. Railroad. Apply at 80 Longworth street.
4-6J
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FOR sALE--RBAL ESTATE.

FLOR SALE-FARM-S5 acres well improved,
4 near station ami good market; easy terms
Enqnire at 4S BaymiIler street. 4-5t
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT..ROoDIS.


TOR REN -hOOMS-Furnished rooms for
II gentlemen, at 2i6 Plum street, first door
iouth ul Seventh.
V7OR RENT - ROOMS - Three rooms and
kitchen liar. Apply to ii. TAYLOR,
streets. jas
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

~ Dyelng and sconrln! at Walkers, 81 Il. 80
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TOR SALE-FARM-Of 1853 acres, 60 mills
E west OF Cincinnati, On the D. & NJ, Rail-
road; one half Improyod; good house, barn
and orchard; terms easy Address Is. F.
GRINoTEAD. Nebraska, Indiana. 4-5t
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VANDERBILT'S FUNERAL.

arrived here this morning.
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NOR SALE - FARM - 'iood farm OF 91X
E acres, situated II miles from Williams
burg, in Clermont CouuJy. Farm IN gOou
araer. VIII sell ON VERY EASY terms. A good
chance for any one desirin@ it 10 get good
home. Address Il. B. s., Star office, 23U Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, y.
iv2 pl&iy27W-tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-31

UNITED AFTER SEVENTEEN YEARS Emma
Grattan, Harry Courtaines pretty little wife
of years agone, returned to this city a few
days since. Seventeen years ago her husband
went to ''the dogs, and she went to a London
theatre Both pursued the courses they had
marked out with steady success, and it was
two weeks since that the actress, in easy cir
cumstances and under engagement i'll New
York, saw in a San Francisco paper that her
husband was sick, probably beyond recovery.
Throwing up her engagement she came directly
on and sought him out, and now, reaching
her hand down into the depths where he has
fallen, offers the loving aid of true and no
bic wife to start him anew in the world. If
the chivalry so pre-eminently quality of the
Harry CouItaine of old has not all deserted
him, there is little doubt that he will do all
in his enfeebled power to assist her i'll her
work of reforming her husband. San Fran
cisco Post, May 18th.