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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
New York Press On the COmmis-

NEW YORK PreSS On tine COmm1SS
sion.
National Associated Press to the Star.
THE HERALD.
NEW YORK, March 22.-The Herald
editorially says: or what use, or au-
thorlty, or force, or consequence
is Commission. One thing the
President may depend upon (:
When he sends a Commission 10 Louis
lana he pleases every demagogue who
hopes to keep the Southern question
open tor another four years, and he dis
appoints every man who wants to see
the country safe under the shelter Of the
Constitution.
THE WORLD
opposes the sending Of Commission to
Louisiana, and ridicules the idea OF
sending Wheeler and Hoar as non-parti-
sans. 1t believes the Democrats named
will decline the invitation to act on the
Commission. The Democrats have had
enough OF commissions and compro-
misses. The only way to end this confu-
sion and corruption, once for all, is to
establish what is right, obey the law,
w
the Southern people, like the Northern
people, free to manage their own affairs
within the Constitution.
THE TIMES
says the projected Commission will
please neither Republicans of the dis.
puLed States nor the Southern Demo
Gratis, as it implies delay, Of which both
parties are impatient. 1t discusses the
other three methods of ending the con-
roversy-recOgnlzin either the Re
publicans or Democrats, or of ordering
new election. 1t argues that neither
method would give satisfaction, and that
a trustworthy investigation, indepen-
dent OF local factions, appears to be the
best possible means OF determining how
expedency and right may be combined
Where Is A. Oakley Hall!
NEW YORK, March 22.-The disap
pearance OF Ex-Mayor Hall is the TOPIC
OF conversation at the City Hall, and
there is much speculation as to the
cause of his sudden fight. A number
OF lawyers were questioned upon the
subject, but none knew anything about
him beyond current rumors.
The latest rumor is, that he has not
lett the city, but he passed all night in
| the Herald Office.
1t was reported last night thai
Oakley Halis body had been found near
| Boston.
Mr., Hall wrote an article for weekly
paper last week, on the subject Of sui
cides, in which he shows the coWardli.
ness and loolisnness of such an action
on the part of any one trying to gel
away from himself, etc.
No tidings of Mr.. Hall beyond the
above report has been ascertained, anG
his sudden disappearance still remains
mystery. Several Of his most init
| mate friends called at the police head
quarters in hopes Of obtaining some
cue Of their missing friend, but the
police had not obtained the slightest in
formation that would throw any light
upon the mystery.
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Robbed His Employer.

National Associated Press to the star.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, March 22.-J. W.
Barnes, aged twenty-one years, an en-
ploye of Edward Malley, a dry-goods
dealer of this city, who was acting as
assistant book-keeper, was given 81, 800
and a number OF checks to deposit in
bank.
He took the train for New York with
the entire sum, and all efforts to ascer.
tain his whereabouts have thus far
proved futile. Ma.ley did not know OF
the theft until the cashier of the bank
told him the usual deposit had not been
made.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the Boara
This Morning.

Business Transacted by tho Boara
This Morning.
The Board met in regular session.
all the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
The following was adopted:
"ReSolved, That the warranty deed OF
the United Evangelical Protestant
German Church be accepted, and the
Committee on Grades and Improve
ments be authorized to make the neces-
say Improvements at the intersection
Of McMicken avenue and Main street,
in front Of said Church"
On motion the Superintendent was
directed to contract with j. W. Strong
for the construction of box draia
through his premises ON the east side OF
Spriug Grove Avenue, opposite Dor
mann street, at cost not to exceed
$136.
A communication from Messrs. Long-
head u Porter, calling attention to the
necessity OF sewer on Harrison ave.
nue. or Riddle street, was referred 10 the
Con mittee OH Sewers.
A petition signed by numerous prop
erty holders of Boal street respectfully
requesting that the bill to improve said
street which has already passed tue
Board, may be recOnsidered, as The
street is now in good condition, was Da
motion referred TO the proper commit
tee.
A communication from George N.
Herancourt, Esq, calling atten lion to
the wretched condition OF Deuman
street between Central avenue aud Bank
street, was referred to the Supervisor Of
Streets.
VIM. KirtoD, superintendent OF the
City Waler-wUrks, requested and was
granted permission to lay 255 feet OF
tour-inch pipe on Highland avenue, from
the end Of the old pipe to McMillan
street, to connect with the six-inch line
now being laid on Mcmillan street.
The pay-rolls Of the Water-w0rks Tor
the week ending March IT, amounting
10 $1,74l 80, were approved and ordered
paid.
The following was adopted:
"Resolved, That the clerk be directed
to notify Messrs. J. N. Walker, WiiIia,a
Rankin, j. II. Clemmer and John Kebler
10 complete the. WORK OF grading Main
street from South avenue TO the Section
line within ninety days"
On motion the clerk was directed to
transmit to Council an ordinance tor Il 0
extension oil Street railroad Route No.
IA
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week ago that the President had re-
solved to appoint him.
DR.. ScmfN.

week ago that the President had re-
solved to appoint him.
DIR. Scott,
of Warren County, Ohio, Consul at
Sandwich Islands, is in
Washington seeking reappointment.
He is a gentleman Of ability and very
highly spoken of by those who have had
business relations with him at Homo
lulu.
General Comfy,
Of Ohio, is mentioned as likely to receive
the appointment of Minister to the Sand
wich Islands. Gen. Comfy is editor OF
the Ohio State Journal and was warm
supporter of the President.
Hon. T.. ID. Washburne,
United States Minister to France, in
formed in an interview yesterday that
he would leave for his home in Illinois
to-day, where he should remain about
a month, alter which he would return
to his post at Paris. 1t is understood
Mr.. Washburne's resignation has been
placed at the disposal of the President,
to take effect upon the appointment and
qualification OF his successor. 1t is
stated very positively that the Pres!-
dent has decided not to appoint sue
eessor to either Washburne at Paris or
Mir. Pierrspont at London tor some time
to come. Also, that the same policy
will be pursued with reference to other
important missions, the President being
desirious OF making haste slowly on this
question.
The President Stated
last evening that the result of the vari-
Gus Cabinet consultations on the Louisi-
"a N fn
fore settling the case finally commits
sion composed Of prominent men be sent
to that state to investigate the situation
and report thereon. He said the names
of the commissioners had not been fully
determined upon, but they would be
acceptable to ali parties. He further
stated that the case OF South Carolina
had not yet come up for consideration,
but that the Cabinet would convene
again at 10 O'clock this morning and pro-
ceed to a consideration OF South Caro-
lima. 1t is believed that the Louis lana
Commission will be requested to visit
South Carolina.
Secretary Thompson
is daily Introducing changes In the ad-
miniotration Of the Navy Department.
They are OF character which meets
with the appreciation OF all the promi-
nent officers OF the navy, many Of whom
have taken occasion to give expression
to their opinion. One Of the most inn
pOrtant OF these is an order suspending
all contracts Until he can give his per.
sOual attention to examination OF de-
tails. 1t seems at all the navy yards
supernumeraries have been discovered
on The pay rolls, 10 break this up, a
general order has been issued requiring
the immediate dismissal OF all persons
who receive pay aud do not perform an
equivalent OF work.
Seeing the President.
WASHINGTON, March 22-Belore the
Cabinet meeting this morning the Presi
dent received by appointment Governor
Dennison and General kochlman, of the
District Commissioners, and Senators
Morton, Ferry, Hill and Dorsey.
Steamboat Inspector.
The President has appointed John
ONeal to be Supervising Inspector oil
Steamboats, for the Fourth District.
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The Raphael Inquest Concluded

Coroner Stitch concluded thI inquest
ON the body Of VIM. Wakefield alias
"Dr. Raphael" whose death occurred at
quarter past s O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, from dose of laudanum taken
Monday night.
In addition to those examined by the
Coroner in reference to tho case, Mr..
ana Mrs. Mike l. plnan and the servant
girl, Josephine Plumberg, whose state
ments appeared in yesterdays STAR.
the testimony of J. s. Bechtei. toe
carpenter, who gained admit
tance to the old mans room,
Geo. l.. Steward, police officer; X. Ii.
AshtieId, the druggist; Dr.. Joseph Gar
retson, Sam. Ii. Joseph and VIM. Wake
field, the sou, was taken, but there was
no additional light thrown Oh the snb-
lject.
The jury did not ind any thing in the
testimony to justify verdict Of suicide,
and simply returned one Of ian over.
dose OF laudanum."
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THEY BELONGED TO Hls WIFE.

Bound over for False PretenseS,
Mir. Frank Eha, of Mt. Adams, has
got himself into disagreeabIs predics-
ment in consequence OF holding the very
dangerous opinion that a married wo-
man has no rjghts when her husband is
bound to respect. Here's the case in
brief:
Some tim3 since Mrs. Eha sold some
real estate which belonged to her in her
own right-individual property which
she Notwithstanding two mortgage
notes therefor. Alter this transaction
she like careful business womaa
placed the valuable papers in snug
place in her bureau drawer, and day
or two afterwards made visit 10
friends, leaving her husband In charge
OF the domestic affIirs.
During her absence MIR. Eha, thinking
it would be a good thing TO procure
fresh stock OF tobocco with VIII CHI to re-
plenish his store, abstracted the notes,
and came down off the hill to negotiate
their sale for said stock. After good
deal of Logging about town, he struck a
bargain with +. W. Winkeman Il Co.
from whom he purchased $160 worth OF
goods, giving in payment therefor thu
mortgage notes which the unsuspectiny
VIE nau placeu In the drawer.
Upon her return the discovery was al
once made that her husband had been
guilty OF very questionable transac.
tion. A domestic scene occurred, aneT
which the indignant lady waited upon
the firm of Winkelman & co. and Dc.
manded back her notes. The demand
was firmly refused. She then brought
suit in the Common Pleas Court lor
the recovery, and was successful, thu
Court holding that she should be placed
in possession of the paper in dispute, or
their equivalent. Sore one for Mrs.
Eha. ~
Then comes the victimized tobaecp
firm and brings suit against the hus-
baud, alleging that be procured sundry
and divers pounds of the "weed ;" valued
at $16S, by means Of false preteuses,
The matter finally coming up before
Squire Thomas Eyitt yesterday after.
noon, that gentleman held Eha over 70
answer the charge OF false pretenses,
placing his bonds at $500 In each case.
II this little matter between the de-
fendant and his victims is not settled
before IL comes to final tria, Nit.
Adams may lose for a time one 0i her
once respected citizens.
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Killed by the Cars.

Yesterday evening about6 o'clock, Mr..
j. L. Parker, baggage master on the
MaysVille 6 Paris Railroad, was stand
ing on the water-tank of the engine
when the train started very suddenly.
His foot slipped and he was precipitated
under the train and the wheels of the
baggage car passed over him. He died
a few minutes after the accident. De-
ceased was well-respected man and
was widely known in this city.
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Back Wages Ordered Paid.

National Associated Press to the Star.
TRENTON, March 22.-The Chancellor
made an order that the Receiver OF
the Central Railroad of New Jersey
pay all employees their back wages
out OF the surplus earnings. The Re
ceiver will be able to pay about $50, 900
this month. The whole amount is about
$490,0O0 and will be paid in about three
mUu LhS.
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FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
The cabinet Considering South
Carolina.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Cabinet
assembled at 10 O'Clock this morning
and proceeded to the consideru'ton of
the South Carolina case. The II Il Of
Hampton are not discouraged, Gaining
that the case of South Carolina presents
features essentially different from that
of Louisiana.
Public Printer.
WASHINGTON. March 22.-Mr. Clapp,
the present Public Printer, has held the
ONCE over seven years. A Committee
OF the last House investigated the af-
fairs oil the office, and reported that it
was managed in most extravagant
manner and Mr.. Clapp was an incom-
petent officer. They also reported that
he drew money from the Treasury on
circular vouchers, and that there was a
large deficit in his accounts which was
not satisfactorily explained. This re-
port was sent to the Senate, whose officer
Sir. Clapp then was.
The Senate did not investigate the
charges any further, but abolished the
flee he held, and the present office OF
Public Printer was created, the Presi-
dent being vested with the power to fill
1t. Mr.. Clapp induced President Grant
TO nominate him tor the office, and he
nas since held it. 1t is reported Presi-
dent Hayes is about to remove him and
appoint some one else in his place. Mr..
De Frees, who held, the Office under
President Johnson, Is an applicant for
The place, and confidently asserted a,
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Card of Withdrawal.

To the Editor Of the Star:
We the undersigned, purported to
have been nominated for Alderman,
Councilman and Assessor in the Eigh-
teenth Ward, withdraw in favor of the
regular nominees Of the Republican
party, viz: J. Webb, Jr., for Alderman; /;
j. p. Love, Council, and w. G. Perry Tor
Assessor, and announce our intention
TO support and work for them. Re-
spectiully, EDWARD A. BICKEL,
CHARLES REED,
WALTER III. THOMPSON,
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Not the Lost Oakley.

National Assoclateu Press TO the star
NEW YORK, March %. - There was
considerable excitement this morning
over the finding of the body OF man
floating in the water at the foot of Water
street. The report at once spread that
the body was that of the missing Ex-
Mayor Hall. 1t was finally removed
from the water, on the arrival OF the
Coroner, and the discovery was made
that the body was not Mr. Halls.
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Life or Death.

National Associated Press to the Star.
OswEGo, March 22.-Nathan o. Green
field, convicted of the murder OF his wife
in Orwell October 81, 1875, was to-day
sentenced TO be hanged May IL. A stay
was granted.
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The Indiana Bank Robbery.

special to the star:
INDIANAPOLIS, March 22.-The bank
robbery proved a much more serious
affair than indicated in the dispatches
yesterday. The amount taken proves to
be about $4,000. Several parties have
been arrested, but unless couple of
men who are expected from Plainfield
this morning prove to be the thieves,
nothing of the real cuiprits is known.
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The McCune Trial

Is still 'on" in the rooms of the Presby-
terry, Johnson Building. All this morn.
ing the time was taken up by the ex-
preston of individual opinion pro and
con. as the roll was called. 1t is thought
the end of the speech-making will be
reached this afternoon, when the case
will be given to the jury.
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Fatal Accidents.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 22.-John
OConnell, a guard at the House OF Co! =
rection, was run over and killed la st
night on the Pennsylvania Railroad at
Harrisburg junction.
Arthur W. Luce, aged thirty-seyen
years, was caught in the beltlng at Nor
ris & Taskers Foundry this morning
and instantly killed.
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trial didn't tell the whole truth. and
they were all guilty of helping to kill the
emigrants.
Another Herald special from Beaver
City says a party OF soldiers started
southward Tuesday night, and 1t Is
thought they are after Highly or some
other Mormon personages.
Some fears are felt that an attempt
may be made to rescue Lee.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
LOST. .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VNTANTED-SITUA UATION-By young girl
wv in the country, who understands up stairs
work, dining room work or taking care OF
children. Call at 19l Pearl street. 2l-3t
MT TANTED-SITU ALTON BY a young girl
w girl for up stairs or general housework
in small family; best Of references. Call at
al Avery street, east Of Park. -5t
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He had been in the habit Of making
frequent calls ON very agreeable lady
OF mis- acquaintance, and, on entering
her parlor, he said: "Well, Miss Sims,
here am again, you see, as regularly as
the fever and ague" "On, mop said
she, very demurely, "that comes only
every other day."
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Packard Legislature and Military.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW ORLEANS, March Ex-senator
Demas, colored, has abandoned the
Nichols Legislature aud has returned
to the State House, making quorum
which has been broken for several
weeks. The Legislature has been re-
yesterday. There are now no colored
members left in the Nichols Legs
ture. Packard is daily receiving offers
of men, and applications for arms from
the country parishes. A permanent
guard Of fifteen hundred men is main
tanned in this city.
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FLASHES.

One hundred deaths from smallpox
occurred in London last week.
Three prisoners escaped yesterday
from tie Bellefontaine (Ohio) jail.
The extra session OF Congress will
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Wife.Mlurder.

National Associated Press tp the Star.
HARTFORD. March 2l-Geo. Gregory
fatally shot his wife last night; cause,
Jealousy.
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Killed by His Father.in-Law

National Associated Press 10 the Star.
sPKINGFIELD, MASS, March o.
Archibald McGowan, aged sixty-fve,
killed his sou-in-'aw, John MrGowan,
aged twenty-five, during a drunken ca
rousal, at CRANKY, this morning.
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Ann MOMnceMenIs.

Tonight at the Y. NJ. e. A. Hi the
Rev. Earl Cranston will lecture. Sub-
ject: "Jingling Cash."
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Edition,

Probably fair or partly cloudy and warn,-
er eceather for The ,seTt t.oenty-four hours.
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CARD.
CAR ID.

uMR. JOHN A. CLARK WOULD RESPECT
FULLY inform his friends that he has pur-
chased the Hat and Fur Business Of Messrs.
Coan & Co., 92 West Fourth street, and would
be pleased to have his friends and others call
ases elsewhere. Respectfully,
mhs-8t- TIL, S&Tu1p JNO. A. CLARK.
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robably convene the first Monday in

Mayor Overstolz, Of 81. Louis, was re-
nominated tor Mayor by both Republican
and Democratic Conventions yesterday.
There is dissatisfaction in both parties,
and two other straight nominations Will
probably be made. ...a
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT or FICES For physician or
II dressmaker, 19i West Fourth street. Ap-
ply In store 2l-1t
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TNOR SALE-STANDARD PAINTS-Ready
Is for use; quality fully guaranteed. f. HAM
MAR & CO., Central White Lead and Color
Works, III, 179, and 1Sl East Pearl street.
mh20-6t*
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Narriage LicenHea.

The following marriage liceuses were
issued since our last report:
II. Conrade and Margaret Lampe.
M. SiereYeld ana Rosina Alexander.
J. Albright and Kate Wilhelm.
j. TheobOld and Fannie McAlIister.
j. B. L. Gellenbeck and Mary Gibbs,
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TNOR SALE PEDDLER WAGON - For
I wholesale notions, tobacco; in complete or
der; good as new; cheap for cash; az 1870 West
Third street. 22-4t
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TOR SALE MARE Handsome sorrel
E marc: fast, spirited, genUle; stands without
hItching; works single or double. Inquire at
BUCH0LZ'S stable, Seventh, near Central av-
enge.> z2-3t
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-CIGARS-At JOHN KIRK'S
lE Cigar Mandatory, "a 4. Third street; 81,
81 10, 81 40, 81 ~, 81 rs 81 26 49, So 3d. 81 and IS.
mhl2-tf
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TOR SALE a. FARM = Good farm OF NIX
IL acres, situated 1X miles from Williams
burg, in Clermont County. Farm In goou
Orner. Will sell on VERY EASY terms. A gooi
chance for any one desirin0 it 10 get a good
home. Address u. .. s., Star once, 2SO Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, o.
iy2d&iy21W-tf
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ENOR PENTHOUSE - Fine frame house,
.T near station, MadisonviIle, y. Address
GEO. s. BLANEY, 1858 Sixth street. 2l-4t
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L,OR SALE-FARM-0f 2l0 acres, or will
E exchange Tor improved city property; it is
one of the finest in Clark County, Ohio-a mod
el farm-on railroad, eight miles from the
City oil Sprngheld; soil unexcelled; two large
barns, brick house, orchard: everything in
best OF repair. Address s. RIDENOUR, caro-
Of Union House. Eatcn, Ohio. 1856
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TOR SALE-FARM-Of 90 acres, well i'm
L proved, one-half mile from Hamilton on
Dartown Pike; soil the best, and one Of the
most desirable situations in Butler County.
Address BENZ. p. KENNEDY, Camden, y.
l6-6t
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TTOR RSALE--ENGINES-25 horse portable,
.E l0-horse farm, two 30-horse stationary;
also. 3O-inch grist mill and portable bolt; ali
new and nrst-class; very cheap. Address Box
1895, Mt Vernon, o. 22-6t
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TOR SALE STOCK FARM - Containing
It l. 90 acres; 1000 acres under fence, 6JO
acres in cultivation; the balance in pasture
laud: an abundance Of water, timber and coal,
making 1t one Of the best stock farms in the
county; price SIS per acre: improvements
good. For particulars address JOHN U. GATf,
Cornclia johnson County. Mo. 16-6t
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TOR RENT-HOUSE-- 2h story brick Of 8
I rooms. 345 Baymlller street, b5tween Wade
and Liberty. Inquire at drug store, Central
avenue and Everett street. 2l-4t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w TANTED-BOYS-Two active energetic
w boys to work at this office. Call at 8
0'clOca Friday morning.