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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10

Bishop R. S. Foster, OF Boston. Mays.
Is guest at the Gibson.
VIM. s. Cappeller assumes bis duties
as County Auditor next Monday.
Mayor j. Il. Frazer, OF Lexington, KY,
was III the city yesterday, guest oil
Mayor Moore.
Miss Lille G. Darst, the only lady
| editor in Ohio, Is In The city, the guesl
of Mrs. Allen O'Meyers.
Miss Fanny Davenport was the recipi-
ent OF very handsome basket OF flowers
at her benefit last night.
John w. Stewart was Yesterday an.
pointed Bailif In Judge Avery's room OF
the Court OF Common Pleos.
Joseph H. Barrett, editor OF one of our
contemporaries, returned, last evening.
from visit TO his home in New Hamp-
shire.
Mr.. R. II. Burkhardt, the editor OF the
Delaware Herald, and Gov. Bishops
Private Secretary to be }, is at tue Hotel
Emery.
Mr.. D. 9. Fitzmorris, of the Alton
(lil.) ID mocrat, and formerly OF Abe
oTAk. IS in the city, paying respects 70
his old friends.
Mr.. Wash. Thomas, foreman of ths
Street Service Extepsion of the Water-
works, aud Miss Eliza Conners were
married last evening.
Mr.. e. g. Hibbard, OF Milwaukee, and
bride, Miss Carrie Hudson, OF this city.
are stopping at the Grand Hotel ON theif
way East from Cuicago.
Ed. Ii. Anthony, son OBSCURE Ar
| theny, will, on or about the 10th of De.
cember next, lead to the hymeneal altar
one Of our West End bellies.
Mr.. John e. King, welLknown
lawyer of this oity, especially known
and esteemed In the Twenty-Hrst W ard.
was the other evening the very lucky.
as well az exceedingly happy recipient
of an exquisitely beautiful napkin ring,
won by hlm at the Churcl of the Blessed
Sacrament.
General Weitzel, Major Aubery and
Major Howell have been constituted a
Board to proceed to New Orleans to Ia
vestigate the damage by the washing oil
the Mississippi RIVER at the foot OF Main
street, in that city, and report their
views as to what must be done. General
! Weiizel is now in this city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10

The Southern Olio District Conven.
tion Of Patriotic Order Of Sons of Amer
ica have adopted the following:
"Whereas, 1t has pleased an All-wise
Providence to call from earthly duties a
true American, Hon. Oliver P. Morton,
United States Senator from Indiana
therefore, be it
Resolved, BY the delegates of the
southern District Convention of Olio
Patriotic Order of Sons of America, re-
gardless OF party, That in the death of
this distinguished statesman we mourn
our Nations loss, recosn zlng, as we do,
in the pure, patriotic life OF the de.
ceased, one VINO was ever true to the
flag of the free.
Resolved, That we will ever remem-
Der his lab0rs for our country, anu the
important part he has filled in American
history.
"Resolved, That we deeply sympathize
with his bereayed tam tly III this sad hour
OF their fl ction.
'Resolyed, That as mark of our sym-
palhy and sorrow these resolutions be
spread upon our records, and copies BIZ
furnished tor publication"
The Convention will be held in this
city December
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Walking Match.
National Associated Press to the STIR.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, Nov 10.-TLe great walking
match between O'Leary and Ennis al
the Exposition building, this city, fol
$1,000 a side, the man who makes the
first one hundred miles to take the
purse, began at 4 O'Clock this morning.
Both men are In excellent condition.
There is a large attendance and con-
siderable excitement. Very soon alter
he start Ennis was attacked with u Vi
oient pain in the bowels, and for time
1T was feared he would not continue.
He had the track, however, and about
noon The pain lett MIN. At 1890 Ennis
had made thirty-fve miles, and O'Leary
but halt mile behind. O'heary was
walking very evenly, while Ennis relied
ehie1J upon spurts. At ll:45 OLeary
vas fourteen miles ahead, having made
forty five miles. Ennis is quite ill.
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the physicians now have slight hopes -oi


Wv PHJ oASAoup INV udfo SllShU n0PSS vi
his recovery.
Hon. John Morrissey's
condition is greatly improved, and he
VIII leave for Florida early next week.
Murder I'm the Second Degree.
The jury In the case of william Poole
ana Joseph Lafont, jointly indicted with
James Keinan, Jr., for the murder OF
John Ryan, returned verdict OF
murder in the second degree with
ecommendat for mercy.
The Cigarmakers
still remain resolute and affirm that
they will not give in. The strikers still
think that the scheme OF importing
Chinese cigarmakers is not intended to
be carried out, and that the whole thing
ls nothing but dodge to bring them to
work again. When assured, however,
that Straiton Il Storm had almost COM
pleted negotiations with company in
San Francisco to bring three
hundred Cinnamon to this city,
one Of the Executive Committee said
"Then there will be iiot. We are not
going to stand still and let Chiname n
lake the bread out OF our mouths. We
will Induce all-t W orking men in this
city to strike, because the Introduction
OF Chinese labo affects them as much as
1T does ourselves. We Will not allow
his city to be made second San Fra n
cisco, and If need be We shall drive the
Chinese out by force"
The Connolly Suit.
The seven-milii iion-dollar suit against
Richard b. Connolly has been set down
tor the 18Th inst.
The Paris Exposition.
A petition signed by many leading
bankers, merchants and manufacturers
Of this city, the signers representing in
the aggregate capital of nearly $500,
100000, has been forwarded to Hon.
Abram s. Hewitt to be laid before Con-
gress, prayin speedy action on the
recommendation OF President Hayes, In
relation to the proper representation OF
American industry at the forthcoming &
PARIS Exposition.
Ellis IN. Roberts
denies Senator Conkling's statements
rejecting on him, and sharply orltlois es
the SENATOR'S course.
WendblI Phillips
defended Sumner, yesterday, against
Secretary Fish.
william q. Gllman'S
schedules show liabilities of $l87, 102 38,
and real assets of $12, All so.
Mrs. MerriIl's
relatives are making vigorous prepara-
ons to contest the will by which she
bequeathed $500. 00O to Cardinal McClos-
key.
Mr. Talmage
lectured before large audience in
Brooklyn Tabernacle last evening upon
the result Of the election. He said the
mirthtul event of tue week and the joke
of the present National Administration n
is the appointment by Hayes OF Col. In-
lngersOll as Minister to Germany, the
birthplace Of modern intidelity.
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THE OLD WORLD.
National Associated Press to the Star,
LORD MAYORS DAY,

1
LONDON, Nov. 10.-Yesterday being
Lord Mayors Day, there was general
suspension of business. The weather
was cold and disagreeable, with q driz.
zling rain falling, but the streets, how
ever, were crowded to witness the usual
| procession. The incumbent, Sir Thomas
White, relinqutshed the Office, and Rt.
Hon. Thomas S. Owden. Alderman for
Bishopsgate, who was elected last Sep
tember, was inducted into office, after
the customary religious services at the
Guild Hall.
The procession traversed a route
| much longer than usual because, ac-
! oording to CUSTOM it was necessary to
perambulate the wards of the Lord
| Mayor-elect and the Sheriff, which
happened to lie In parts of the city
widely apart. Contrary to usage, how
ever, the procession did not pass the
| Mansion House.
Last night a grand banquet was given
| at the Guild Hail in honor OF the ocoa-
| sion, and at which there was brilliant
assemblage gathered. Among those
present was the Earl Of Bsaconstie d cid, ,
| who, during his remarks on the Eastern
question, said he thought the time to
mediate had arrived, and Europ an In
teryention might end the war. England
would remain neutral, unless her Inter-
ests were directly attacked.
RUSSIANS RAPULSED,
LONDON, ,NuV. 10-A dispatch from
C0nstantlnople Says GhaEl Mukhtar
Pasha telegraphs from Erzeroum under
date Of Thursday, that the Russians at
aeked his fortified position at Azizlc.
The enemy were totally defeated and
were pursued.
RECTOR OF EDINBORO UNIVERSITY,
LONDON, Nov. 10.-Ihe MARQUIS of
Harrington has been elected Lord Roc
tor of Edinboro University, dele ting
Hon. Rionaru AsntoA Cross, Sec. etary
for Home Department..
THE TURKISH VICTORY CONFIRMED,
The report OF u Russian defeat before
ErZeroum Is confined.
THE POPE PHYSICIAN ALARMED,
ROME Nov. lO-Ine FaniuIa reports
that the Pcpe's physician, alarmed at
the inol easing weakness of His Holi.
ness, has summoned Vanzette, Professor
Of Surgery at Padua, for consultation,
REDUCTION OF WAGES.
LONDON, Nov. l0.--Ine Manchester
and saitord cotton spinners give the
operatives notice OF a 8 per cent. reduc.
tlen in wages. \
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The City Advertising in English
ami German Papers.

ami German Papers.
The Board met in regular session yss-
terday afternoon.
communication was received frem
the STAR claiming the official advertising
as the next lowest bidder to the Ea-
quirer, which declined to contract at its
own bid OF IA cents per square. The
STAR bid 10 cents. The subject was re-
lerred to the Finance Committee.
The German advertising came up an
the special order. The bids were read:
Abend Post 10 cents per square; Volks-
bIatt the legal rate.
to the Volks sblatt ct its bid of 25 cents,
The Char decided this out of order. an
it had already been disposed of at a
former meeting.
Mr.. Rlley then moved that the Finance
Committee readvertise for bids, Laid
over.
A resolution was made to authorize
the City Auditor to advertise for bids
tor the city advertising In one English
paper other tnan the additional adyer-
Using for one year. The German adver-
tlsing was added, and on motion to
strike out "one English paper" the me-
tion was carried.
Mr.. Setchel offered resolution to iu-
struct the solicitor to take legal steps
to compel the Enquirer to comply vita
the contract for the city advertising al
its accepted bid, and that the Auditor
be instructed not to pay that paper any
more Tor advertising than Its bid speci-
mes, since the passage OF the resolutisa
awarding the CONTRACT.
A lively skirmish ensued, some being
OF the opinion that the Enquirer could
not be compelled to stick 10 the blrga,s,
and others that 1t c0ula be made 10 40
so. Before the matter could be seisiaa
the Board adjourned,
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n the G., H. s. D. Railroad track, near

on the G., II. s. q. Railroad track, near
College Hill Station.
He was forty-nine years old, and
leaves a family, consisting OF his wise
and eleven children. Donovan was eus-
ployed in doing chores around the de.
pot.
Donovan on that night was on train No.
104, and jumping of, before the Engineer
OF the north bound train could stop. tho
man fell, and was struck and thrown
aside by the engine.
The verdict Of the jury was: "Deakia
from accidental injuries received by b.
ing struck by Engine No. SO Of the Cin.
cinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Road, near
College Hill Station. on Tuesday eYeR-
ing, November =. 1871"
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Board of Trade.

At meeting OF the Board to-day a
resolution, in honor of the late
Daniel f. Meader, was adopted and
placed ON the minutes, and copy was
ordered to be forwarded to the family
OF the deceased.
The following resolution also passed
the Board:
"Resolved, That as a measure of our
respect for the late o. P. Morton, we in
scribe upon the minutes of the Board
the GATE Of his death and burial
and the fact that his memory is held in
great affection and esteem as the friend
OF Cincinnati In the hour Of trial by alt
good citizens OF this city,"
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Third Edition

RAs~ CINCINNATI, Nov. iO-3:SO P. M.-Mess
pork In moderate demand and rather easy
market. Lard quiet and steady. Green meats
In fair demand and steady. Whisky 1c lower
and demand fair. Wheat in moderate demand,
but very little in to-day and firm. Corn in fair
demand and market easy, with ample Offer
ings. Oats steady and in fair consumptive de-
mand Barley steady and quiet. Rye quiet
and moderate offerings Country produce in
good supply and fair local den and. Cotton
strong, but no change in prices. Seeds in
moderate jobbing demand.
@p WEATHEB.-Probablyf fair or clear and
cool weather, for the next twenty -four hours.
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The ARMY Ri1I.

Nation al Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-A vote on the
bill was reached by Mr.. Clymer Offering
an amendment providing that four lull
regiments of cavalry shall be stationed
on the Texas froulier, and providing
that the full army shall not consist OF
more than twenty thousand men.
When this amendment was put to
vote it was carried by vote of 1870
TO ia
If the Senate agrees to this, the sta, @
of Texas will have, by law, one-dltb OF
The en- ire army stationed within her
border.
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The Board met in regular session,
all the members present except Messrs
Bell and Gessert, Mr.. Baker In the
chair.
A bill Of $547 go was ordered paid to
Bogenschutz & Bowles, for work done
on Kemper Lane Bridge.
The proposal OF Perry Lewis to re-
pair the floor OF the bridge over the Mi.
ami canal at Twelflh street for $45, was
accepted.
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On the very night when Inverary
Castle was burned, a monument, erected
in memory of the late Lord Colonsay,
on The west coast Of Scotland, was de.
stro! ed by lightning. 1t was an obellsk
of red granite, thirty feet high, and was
built on the face Of a projecting head
land whcn was a lookout station in
olden times. Lord Colonsay Was one OF
the first scotch judges to be raised TO
The House oil Lorus, and, in token of his
virtues, the monument was erected by
the inn abltants 6t the island whioA bears
his name.
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THEATER BURNED.
The Pittsburg Variety Theatel
Burned this Morning,

~MH Heu bAAb
National Associated Press to the Star.
PITrsBUKG. Nov. 10.-Between 5 and
6 o'clock this morning an alarm of fire
was struck, VIII ch was oocasioned by a
fire on the stage OF Tremble's Variety
Theater adjoining Library Hall on Penn
street. It. is not known how the fire
originated.
II burned the back part of the theater,
and completely destroyed all the stage
scenery and fxings. The dressing-
rooms under the stage are all burned
out, and the green-room back of 1t Is
also burned out.
The scenery brought for tho repre-.
sentation OF the "Black Crook" is en-
tirely destroyed. The fire extended to
all parts OF the building, including the
roof, with the exception of the front
part, which escaped.
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The Hamilton County Teachers
Association.

This organ,z tion held its November
meeting at 10 O'Clock to-day at the Coun.
Gil Chamber. The meeting was we'll at
tended, and the following interesting
programme rendered:
Reading OF Scriptures and prayer.
Muslo-A Home on the Sea.
The Secretary's report.
The Presiden1s Inaugural Address.
MuStc-O, hide me not.
Prayer by Miss Morris. of Wyoming.
Sohools-subject: Language Lessons.
Address by N. s. Terrell, Twenty sixth Dis
trIct
Music-O, fond, fair dove.
Paper by MIS-. Little-Subjeot; Zoology.
An address by superintendent Peaslee was
next announced, Dut he was unable to be pres
ent.
Music.
Reportof Executive Committee.
General bus ness
Adjournment.
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Change of Time.

On and after Sunday, November IL,
trains on the 0. & Vi. Railroad Will leave
as follows via the Ohio & Mississippi
Railway.
For St. Louis and the West, 1880 A. M,
Instead of 7:45 A. NJ.
For Louisville and the South T:3(
A. NJ, instead of 8:20 A. Nj; $500 2. NJ.
instead OF 2:50 p. NJ.
North Vernon Accommodation will
leave at $3.50 A. NJ.
OsgOod Accommodation at 500 p. M.
All other trains same as heretofore.
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CORONER'S INQUEST.
Fall from a WaSOM-Under tn,
Rails.

Fall from a WagOM-Under the
Rails.
An inquest was held this morning on
the body ofErnst Meyer, the young man
who died at the Hospital day before
yesterday.
The testimony deduced showed
that ON last Tuesday morning,
while driving In Cumminsville,
ne Of the horses attached to
the bsam Wied, and giving the wagon
a sudden j1stle threw Meyer from bis
seat under the wheels, which passed
over his head, fraoturlng it, and besides
breaking several Of his ribs.
Tue jury rendered verdict of "Death
BY falling from, and being run over by,
wagon, on Spring Grove avenue, near
Marshall avenue, on November Q, 1877"
Another inquest was held ON the re-
mains Of Daniel Donovan, who met with
fatal injuries on last Tuesday evening,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ROBINSON'S OPERA-HOUSE.

Matinee To-day Grand Gala Farewell
Matinee
The Farewell Appearances OF
PAPPENH EIM ADAMS
THIS DAY Saturday, November 10, at Z
O'Clock, the brilliant operate success,
| LOHEEGRIN.
MADAME EUGENIE PAPPENHEIM
In her renowned role of ELSA
Gtant Chorus and Orcnestra.
MAX MARETZkK ..... Musical Director
| THIS EVENING Saturday, November TO-
Fat 8 O'Clock, last appearance OF MIR. CHARLE LES
ADAMS. Final performance Of the Company,
FAUST! FAUSIi
| at Popular Prices.
| Monday, November l2-CHAS. PARSLOE
In All SIN.
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Mining Stock.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.-The price
Of Ophir, which jumped from 15 to 80
cents, on suppressed report OF the dis
ceded this afternoon to rs cents. Otner
stocks Of mines continue lo sympaLhize
with the advance OF Ophir.
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Overdose of Laudanum.

Mr.. j. q. Brlce, travelling agent for the
firm Off. Z. .Hopple g. Co., Of this city
died last evening between 7 and
O'Clock, in,Cairo, at the clearinghouse
kept by Louis Herbert, on the Ohio
Levee.
Brice had been in that city for several
weeks. His death was caused by an
overdose of laudanum, taken either BY
mistake or on purpose. Great efforts
were made to,saye him, but to no pur-
pose,
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There Is prospect OF another heresy
trial. The R}v. Mr.. Wallace, OF Traqur,
Scotland, recently announced to his
congregation that he saw no reason why
the hours of the Sabbath should not be
employed in case OF need for the In
gathering OF the fruits OF the earth, es-
pecially as the harvest was late and the
Injury done to the crops great.
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Workingmen,s Addresses.

Parker Plllsburg, of Boston, delivers
a free lecture before the English-speak-
ing section OF the Workingmen's party
tomorrow, Sunday n ght, al 1880 O'Clock.
Andrew Murphy speaks In the small
hall in the afternoon at 3 ?. NJ. Sunday.
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Funeral of Miss Hendersou.

The funeral OF Miss Sophia Hender-
son, daughter of Mr.. John j. Hender.
son, of the United States Express Com
pany, takes place tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock, from the Seventh-stree ct
Congregational Cnurch.
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An Appeal for the Arctic Foolish.
ness.

An Appeal fOr the Arctic Foolish.
NESS
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10-The friends of
Arctic exploration have reason to hope
for favorable action upon the bill intro
duced by Mr.. Hunter and referred to
the Naval Committee, from the fact that
the President is from the State and
home OF the lamented Dr.. Hall, the
Speaker Of the House from the home of
Or. Kane, and MIR. Willis, the member
having charge OF the bill, from the home
of Dr. Hayes. The coincidence, taken
IN connection with the romantic inter.
est in the subject by the general public,
can not fail to have favorable infiu-
ence upon legislation.
Mr.. Stanley's success in Central At
RIGA has left the polar problem the only
geographical one uns0lved, aud as it is
one that applies directly anu by assocla-
tiol to American ambition and national
pride, prompt measures should be taken
TO bear off the prize lor which SO many
nations are eontending.
The eLetter-carrEers,
A delegation from the National Let
ter-carrieis' Convention had an i'll
formal hearing before the House Com
miltee on Post .ftices and Pust-roads
to-day, and presented statements in
support OF the petition of the-letter-car-
riers OF the country for increased COM
pensation. The delegation received the
oommittee's assurance that their peti.
ton would receive the Committee's
arelul consideration, and the impress
sion prevails that an increase or the
salaries Of the letter. carriers Will be
recommended.
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Fafilsfe.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MONTREAL, Nov. 10.-W. p. Bartley g.
Co., iron founders, have failed. Liabil-
tiles, $4,000. Their suspension is due
TO the failure OF the hardware finn Of
Mulholland q Baller.
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LATEST
Senator MOrLOnss WILL,

Senator MOrLOn's Will.
National Associated Press to the star.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 10.-The will Of
Senator Morton has been admitted to
probate. He leaves his entire estate to
his wife, with the request that she as
sist his sons In their education and 9TH
erwise, as they may need, and make va.
ri0us presents to his relatives.
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FOR RENT.

T>oR RENr-srohE AND RooMs-Three
l rooms and store for rent at 255 freeman.
TNQR RE T-STOHE-And four rooms, No.
Il 0 Z, pm street; grocery for sale. 9-2t
TOR RENT--COrIAGE--Of two rooms, and
u stable for three or four horses, at No. 70
Dehler street. lt*
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,opnsn!MousE.| snAfD DAVENPORT.

! Last Two Performances To-day.
Matinee OF z. NJ. ...... Admission % and SOC
kkvening at 8 O'clock. Admission 49, 80 and 75c
/ Positively farewell appearance Of the dis
Ftinguished Artistic,
{ MISS FANNY DAVENPORT,
EAs Mabel Renfrew, in the great play of
I PIQUE.
| Monday Evening, November 19-Park Thea
tier Comedy Company in the great Paris ana
New York success, BhBY.
Reserved seats at Hawley's, 1874 Vine street
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

GT. PAUL NJ Il. CHURCH, CORNER SEW
n ENrH and Smith Notwithstanding To-
gov at IL A. M by Bishop Foster, and at "
r. III. by the Pastor. Rev. Ii. b. Ridgaway,
D.D. Evening subject: 1.-THE Readiness with
which Roiglon in Business Appeals to the
Common Mind"
WIN E-ST L Il Il Ell CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH.-A service of communion Will
be held In this church on Sunday, November
II. Sermons morning and evening by the Rev.
J0sefh chester. subject in the morning:
= Power Of the Family" Evening". Christ
saves the Lust" Seats are free, and all are
invited and made welcome. 1t
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M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young man
w as bill clerk, salesman or porter; wages
no object; best OF reference given. Apply at
1V Public Landing, Sat
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BOARDING.

pOARDING--Second story front room, with
I'D running hot and cold water, with board,
per week, Including fire and use OF bath; !;
ES ". Eighth street. s.3t =
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FOR SALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wv sell papers
w on Sunday morning. Apply at 48l Cen
kral avenue. lt+