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WrestIilrGs
Suicides-The New POstmistress.

National Associated Press to the star.
LOUISVILLE. KY, May 31.-This morn
ing, about ~ o'clock, Sarah Cardill,
an old and tavorite servant OF the Calf
House, this city, committed suicide by
jumping from the roof of that building
TO the ground, distance of eighty feet.
Miss Cardill, who had been in the en-
ploy OF the Gait House for eight years
past, was a woman OF excellent char
acter, and no cause can be assigned for
the extraordinary act.
Chas. LOtich, who shot himself In the
mouth on Sunday night last, died at the
City Hospital yesterday.
Mrs. Thompson, the newly-appointed
Postmistress Of this city. received her
commission yesterday, and executed the
bond required by law.
Last evening little boy aged six
years, whose parents reside on the COZ :
ner of Jackson and Jefferson streets,
fell from the second story window 10
the sidewalk and was instantly killed.
Last night about half past o'clock
Henry Dekrees, student OF the Louis
Vile Medical College, was cut and seri.
ously wounded by James NJ. Smith, OF
Winchester, KY. Tn, affray occurred
| in Charles Dekress' DRUGSTORE, OH Sec
ond street, between Green and Jeffer
son streets. Smith has been arrested
and paced in jail.
A large number of prominent citizens
of this city, without regart to party
have united in expression of approval
Of Mrs. Thompson's appointment to the
charge of the Louisville Post-office, ant
forwarded it 10 President Hayes.
The International Convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association. tt
be held in this city next week, promises
to surpass all former Conventions, the
General Secretaries, Of whom there are
about one hundred and fifty in the
Un. ted States and Canadies, land a gtea
many prominent members Of the lega
profession, having signitied their vii!
| ingness to be present.
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Pool Selling.

Pools will be sold Tomorrow night at
Blaekey Edwards pool-rooms Oh Vine
street, on the races Saturday.
Pools sold this afternoon as follows on
tO.day's games: St. Louis Browns VS..
observation-disclosures $40. Reds ST.
Bostons VS.. Hartfords at Brooklyn
Bostons $40, Hartfords $14
Chicagos vs.. Louisviles at Louisville
Cbicagos $40, Loulsyiles $40.
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The New York Graphic finds a moral
in the sad case Of DR.. Aver. 1t is that
when mind is "sboved, forced, press ed ,
and crammed into one idea, at last tina {
idea dominates and masters the man."
The doctor had accumulated $4,000, 900
by unremitting industry, and now he
wanders about the grCunds OF q private
asylum, vainly begging the loan OF $40.
whie lne "cuardian.' Of his property
receive SIS 900 or $4,000 year Tor tax :
ing care oi IT.
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Stock Broker Failed.
National Associated Press to the Star.

NEW YORK, May 3l.-A member Of the
Stock Exchange, and large dealer In
privileges, has just failed. One thou
sand and one hundred shares of stock,
including Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western. New York Central and Della
ware & hudson. were bought in on his
account.
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Death from HydrOphObia.
,nal Associated Press to the Star.

NdGIOHHI A55UCIdIUU T IebS 10 UIIU oIdT'
HARTFORD, May 3L-Prof. Albergrat,
teacher OF French at High School in
this city, died at 10 O'Clock this morning
from an attack of hydrophobia. Two
weeks ago the Professor was severely
bitten about the hands and face by a
strange dog while trying to eject the ar
imal from MS fiji e. The dog was not
supposed to be rabid.
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All pensions heretofore payable at the
Agency in this city will be paid in full
ON June 4, 1877, by the Pension Agent
here, provl ded an application is made
on Youch er filed before the Goth OF
June. ti
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THE LATEST
Panic in Church.

National Associated Press to the star.
NEW YORK, May 31.-A panic occurred
in the Roman Catholic Church Of St.
Antonius, on Sullivan street, this morn
ing. A child's veil took fire, and, al.
though speedily extin ui he'd by an
acolyte. there was SO mu excitement
that several people were slightly in
Jured by the cr0wding OF the people out
of the place.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
MEMPHIS, May 31.-horace +. Smith,
General Freight Agent OF the Memphis
Division of the Louisville, Nashville g.
Great Southern Railroad, was drowned
in the river nearly Opposite this city
about 10 o'clock last night. He was q
native OF E!gin, Ill.
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Two Children Burned to Death
National Associated Press to the Star.

PORTLAND, ONT May 3l.-The house
of Alexander Snyder was destroyed by
fire, last night. Two children perished d
in the flames, and the W te is very seri-
r.ously burned.
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Third Edition

PROBABLY fair or partly cloudy ,oeather,
NTH indications Of rain, for the nect
t,genty- -four hours.
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FOR SALE.

TNOR SALE-HOUSE5-;4O and 54OH West
i Eighth street, brick of eight rooms want
mo ey and must sell. 3l3G
TOR SALE - STORE FIXTURES - Black
Il wa!nut complete set; will sell all or part
very cheap. Apply at 81 Race street 292t
LIOR SALE y FEATHERS - Large AZ -1b.
T. pillow. 81 each; 35-lb. beds, S6 choice
featteis. l5c per ID. Feathers renovated. T..
N.MORRISUN, 81 w. Sixth street, between
Main and Walnut, fourth floor M! 1926
flIN sc Cream of the West"
EHlIhH Glendale,
kGVVn Snow White.
Inese f1yorite brands are made at the WEST
END MILLS (James X. Hurlns), Skin street,
naar FREEMAN. Call and leave your order. De-
hVered fiee. Satisfaction guaranteed.
mh7-3m
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w ANTED-TO INyEsr-$5O, 900 in good
w piece of business property, that will pay
10 per cent, or would loan the same. Address
j. T. BERDEAU, Gibson House. 29-3t
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Young Sentinel in three straight heats.
Time 2:3O. 2:21A, 2:29. Modesty was
second in each neat.
Toronto, Ontario - The Woodline
Park races, yesterday, were well at
tended. The 2:40 trot was won. easily by
Barlow In three straight heats, the best
time being 2:341f. In the run ming races,
the mile heats, open to all, was won by
Bill Bruce, Maritime. second; Inspira.
ton, third. Time-1:45E aud LA. The
race for EominiOn-bred maidens, u dash
OF IN mties, had five starters, and was
won by Sunnyside. Amelia, second;
Sir John, third. Time-2:39X.
Pittsburg, Pain the free-tor-all trot
of Friendship Park, yesterday, the en-.
tries were SlowgO, Belle Brashh cid
Lady Hand, Orange and Billy. The
race was for purse of $3.50, mile heats
Bin 8, on hal.-mile track. Slowgo won
in three straight heats. Time-2:29
2:3314, 2:34H; Belle Brashfield second.
Observation-Disclosures Baden, Belle OF the
Mead, and several other vlctors In
Jockey Club contests here. were shipped
TO New York to-day to be entered OIL
Eastern courses. .a. d.
-'t Wrestling
New York-The wrestling match be
tween james Owens, Of st. Albans, Yer
mont. and j. H. Martin, of Ypsilanti
Michigan, for The championship an(
$500 side, came off last night. Their,
was large attendance. The wrestling
commenced shortly after O'Clock, ant
Martin won the first throw after abou
an hours steady work. The contest con
tinued till after u O'Clock without re
suit, when Owens won fall. IL wal
now one to one, and the men struggled
with all their power until nearly
O'Clock this morning, when Owens wol
the last iall and was declared the win
liner.
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BOARDING.

1lO, RIDING - Nice furnished front, single
ID Room; best Of board; very central; 81 per
week. No. " Niuth street, above Vie. 90. st
DO NRDING--Fiist-clas parties can obtain
- del lighttul rooms and board, private fami-
~, G04 W. Fo .rth street; references. 1896
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wANTnp--.M1scnLLANnoUs

WANTED - COMFORT - Ladies, if you
w want to know whatcomfort Is try Nine.
Griswold's celebrated corsets. They can be
found al her agents, MRS. A. G. MUNSON,
90G Hopkins street, west Of Freeman. IT.
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E side ant back yards, suitable for two fam
lilies. l4i Barr street Inquire at 5Ul W. Eighth
street. 3l-4t
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TOR kENT-HOUSE--No 1874 B tits street.
C 2h-story brick OF four rooms, two atties
and Kitchen, and stable on back of lot. Key
at 4,4 Central avenue. 3l-4t
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Il OR RRENT-HOUSE-No 10 Findlay street,
Il west OF FIR, eman, good brick, newly paint
ell, six rooms. large yard; rent low. Key at
II 3i-4t
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Tor RENT-HOUSE-Tw story brick Of
4 nine rooms and bath room, No. sos West
Ninth street. INQUIRE at 80 Vine street. 20 At
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TOR RRENT-HOU SE-Brick of eight rooms,
T. newly repaired; 47 Chestnut street; s30. Ap-
ply at Is Chestnut street. 3t-3t
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ENOR SALE - BUGGY Cheap: very near
L new. Can be seen at stable corner Eighth
and Linn, 20 80
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SPORTING NEWS.


The Cincinnatis have at last won a
game, the, result Of superior playing.
They defeated the Chicagos yesterday
by score of to 4. Bradley, the
pitcher of the latter club, was pounded
lively. The playing OF both mines was
we'll worth looking at, and in reality az
forded great pleasure to the audience.
which numbered fully twenty-five hun
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LNOR RENT -COrTAGE-New, Of six rooms,
l. hal in center, ma bieiz,d mantles, porches,
in the Twenty fifth W ard, Cummlnsvilc; rem t
slS, Inquire at toll gate, COerain Pike. 1913
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TOR RRENT-RESIDENCE- Dayton, KY,
4 residence Of Rev. II. E. SpiIlman: one of
the most desirable places In vicinity: con-
ven lent hOu.e OF nine rooms ana three acres of
finely improved ground; will rent for the sum
nser or Dy the year. Apply to DIR. SCHOOL,
FIELD, Dayton, ky., or T. T. AAIGHN. 81
and II West Fourth street, Cincinnati, 3l-St
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Fleetwood Park-The Fleetwood Park
trotting meeting was continued yester.
day. Two races were on the programme.
The first race was for purse of $1,000
for horses that have never beaten 2:3O to
saddle. Two started-Steve Maxwell
and Mary Lamb. The former won in
three straight heats. Time 2:32sl, 2:2TH,
2:30X. The second race was tor il purse
OF 1000 Tor horses that had never beaten
1884. Six started. The race was won BY
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENr-STORE-22j Court sire t, near
L Plum. Splendid place for grocery or daily
market. 29-3t
, 1877-12-12

!ha rest when ther should havc boen Of then, at
1cast. ont attending tn tho patrnln1rn. Jne*o
games Of tlomnocs fomcsimcs began At oclnck
ln thg evening md lasteA nr to tho hour ano5o
man 1ier.ey. who said TINT once when Pstten, tho
Sergeant went to tho staton nndeF the eonsrn,.ng
Iicut. Fox and informed hin, Of the fact, and Tho
Lieutenant paid no attention TO the natter. Ths
written report Of shs circunstanse, before the
report was mAdo ont Fox and l!erscY called nn
Capt. johnson, who had, hc said, no
ttre to hear rerpal conp!nfnt,
and Instructed the subordtnatea 70 make
out a written report, Instead Of doing that, tho
Lleutcnant brought Elersay and the Sergeant to-
gcther and settled tho i1.freltn0 betwcen than.
Therefore Hereey made no written Feport 10 Fox,
Fur n,ada none 10 Cnpl. .1ohnson. who IN tnrn did
not inform Chief Hickey q tho se!geants m
n,tnt was not maintained. Capt. johnson waa put
nDon tho standt and to tho amtstlonins OF May Of
Heath admitted thnt he had thow often was NOT
stated> p!ayed cards 4. oac Of tho SALOONS n his
precinct Tho c.res of. MI tho men wero taken
nndGr ndrifcment, and tho coneHH!ona Of the
hoard will probably be made known thls morning.
, 1877-12-12

company had 1os. lta attractions. md hence.
fur.h fninro md rain certain. After nl1 th!s
co,nca Mrs. Laurent, wife Of tho 'gtsny
Frcnchn1nn, he nj tho fwcct tcnnr rnlce md tner-
her Of the Oates Opera Company, who nucs for
dtvorcy on tho ground that her hnaoand llaa COM
tnItted aiultcry with Mrs. 0ntcs At several
times and places, namEa aG in het nndaslt The Union
Rpnnsc Hntelr New York, and Richmond, 81 Louis.
Chicago, and elsewhere. Tho matter Immediately
arEcad all nyer tho connttJ. and hns been thu snh.
tett OF lttte talk, especially In this ctr. where
Mrs. Ostcs Ia wots known. mad which ta nlto tho
homie of f1pF prescnt manager, X. f. i. MilcA.
Whatever truth there nny, be in tho char9cs by
Ia,.rcnt'N wife. remains to be econ Therefore. be-
fotn coming TO any belief IN them, thr pul lie
should wait for the tncta that Will he established ht
tho trial ot tht causc. Tho only connection with
the matter that would arouse suspicion and csu*o
tcanaalous rnmors IL tho TACT that no other mani,
her Of the company erce boards At thn same s!ntcl
with Mrs. Oates, whl1e On tho t,ad, but tho idcn-
&tcal Laurent.
abaut III, occupY rom on Tho third floor of the
Inusnnta rnom Ii nearly n11ointnR them. lie gen.
orally rfcosts her home from tho theatre, attends
to her wants, and Ia also her cfcnrt to the dining
foou,. Lust evening. after returning frnn tho
THEATRE Laurent walked Into the office, and. With
tho air Of dntifu! husband. demanded thr key to
Mrs. Oates room, and mixed II they had anT Gin.
einnAtl lager on hand, adding that io wanted three
bottles sent Immediately 10 A[rs. Datea room.
these ptfnB put together. and tho fact that II
carried on In ottus places 80 wo11 A. IN Columbus,
wonld, OF courae. lead to scandal. II IA mon this
with probably no further proof. that Nrs. Laurent,
urged by Ms. ColvIiic, bases her charges.
, 1877-12-12

supcrirtend the registration Of voters. An ut.
tempt ras mnde to kcnp even tho nLova tntotmA-
ton from the press, tha members. who were pres"
ent evidently aes!rins tn mike close corrorn.lon'
and calf Il ite Democratic rhrtJ Q! Gook County.
Tho nert meeting will bo held Friday evening At
thc same plnce. ..
HofKL; ARRIVALS. -.-..--
Sherman Haust-n. II. BATTER Montana: Dexter Cur
keni r. t1srs sM,hef M st. X rs" Io me d. T.
Eo~c5 xoIt Msyne, a ti.r1s .f; r. osi, Miss1Mlnf y
MsGa9 New york: Il ksst'n s as e sonth VI
Erankioft sfen 1ita",t nen.s-h y d T4fikry Mins
sk 5o'Yea Yn1k T' Ms ,Hyse MsT; PHI.
ers wlGas'd ettott' 9nn sa reRs; M,'w'a
i.;a Iors inso1 tae 1tSn & A. t5o;e5 rs;S Er!aSHa:
1!ahep up Thipct s'9aeso..;c ts rsrkn; & vBnr B%s
lsosx 5aaas ihs lion '1!e's scst Montfeisl; " y
s. r;derh1s, ltnso n rrS;,:
E!snee som!nEto9; e Tsr1n,o, hmxr "1st 4!
i.reok. ssn Frsnflse9; = Il; rsa1sn, lSsGns q J. "
i!ostons u; q; novsr, rhaaeiel,is: F; Illnn;sn:
fafpcTs f,ocx Ia!and, j. {. wood. Jackson.
, 1877-12-12


EERn-Der. 10. Willu A., son Of Joseph and
Mary 4. ner4, aged II ycnrs md days.
Fnne1al from residence. ID Honor. at. Thnrd-
day Dec. Ii, at 10 o'clock a. m. Friends afo ln-
vitcd.
DAnnErT-Tho funeral Of Mrs. Matilda Dar.
rctt will ieAyc her reeidenco, U12 Fulton.at..
Wednesday tto.day) at D::50 a. III. Solemn hgl.
mass at st. Stephcn's Church, corner OF West
Ohio and North san3amon-sts.. thence BY cars to
Calvary.
4nULD-In this citr, Dec. II. Asa!l L. Gould,
aRtd bb yehrs.
at O:1O u. H.. and from tho Church at tho Holy
Nnme at 1D O'Clock, thence 10 Calvary by CIR.
rtaRca. .
tD- Buffalo tN.Y.) pnpcss p1oase copy.
i METZDEn -Tuesdny. Dec. II, o. diph!hetctic
Group, Nuic, daughter OF ]. F. and G. II Afctzycr.
aged yenEs and month. ......
Funurnl At o clock this afternoon from 50 Grant
place.
McMAlfAN-In thia city, Doc. 10, Mnsgie,
daughter OF William and Mary Mcstnban.
Funeral from ti31 West Inulana.at. to-day
tNedncsdny) at 10 o'clock a. m., thence to Calvary
by carriages.
, 1877-12-12

A ptniu, frame structure In the Shape Of Greek
cross, atandtpg inst on tho dividing limo butwcen
Houth Chicago and tho Town Of Lake, on ttalAted
street, fs the Church OF the Holy Nativity. fson
whence tho remains Of tho Constable. James 8.
McElltgut were taken to their last resting place In
Calvary Cemetery yesterday. Ths house Of Wor-
sh!p shuws in lis interior that II Is tho church"
house Of Tho poor Antt honest people WIN reside In
lts vicinity. Totally dcsoid Of osnn,ncntatlont
Tho seats AFRO uncnshioned, and ths floor
devoid Of carpet. Tho pulpit Is ~ pfain
and ~ 1ltte oEnamenteu M It we'll could he.
Tho house of tho deeeaaed y M 4 No. 1880 South
stock-Yards. itcre tho remains 1ay IN state during
tl,s ea1ly rornlng. IN sho .parlor They were IN
ill., an, orna,nonici With hcasy silver trimming in
srsved ss s .sismrs McElIIeott. died Dec. j, 1s3.
heat head 81 tho coiln stood 4 beautiful hors, CROSS,
composed Of tearofcs. ean,esttas. and smlax, pre-.
ssntel hy ths Constae1s. Of Cook cGant5, and a.
burning .tapers. and at tho head.
fss WIFE, 20 s1s would no reacc"a of the
sad spectacle. The decearad numbered hts friends
b. Tho hundreds. and they noeked 70 thy house to
that he wasa ktnd aad lo.tnE father and h',.band,
III 1 70 ss ta
shuwcd good tAate in their selection. Tho hnndt.
work of hss wife cdntd A1to be seen In thc many
pretty little ornaments that hung from tho
Chandeliers 4nd celltng. The deceased was loved
bY the roue, OF whom there ure great many In
the nciQhbo.hood, lilo was kind md genernne 10
then,, nn'l evcr ready 10 help fslend. TO thc
wife bis sudden tnstng.o on has proved . tcrtibie
b1nw. 1lurtns tha few days of his fearful sndeF.
Inaa xto was constant attendant at his hcdaide.
Init YcsicrhnT the poor. weak franc atmest gave
wny, md her Vrrnt grief found vent I'll tears such
"a o,ly hearthrokcn wills aud mother can sheu.
She was supported from the house anil church by a
brother Of the decensed. = H.
Tho procession which left tho house was very
arss enc, md was headed by tho entire conetab,t-
larry force Of Cook County. Scrat, Thomas uchan,
Of Master 1T Ceremonies. The pnll-besrers wore
Justice j. c. uaines; Justice II. Fleming, OF the
Town Of Lake; PateF Mcf;nrfiH Ut EnrlcwUol
II. Mitchel!, Ut l.aku; scrgt. Thomas Uehan, and
Constable Henry Hest.
The procession went direct to the Church Of the
Holy Nativity, wheTe solemn requiem miss Wat
anid, tic RcT. Father Carton acting a. celcbrant
| The ltttlH chusch wad nted by tho friends Of tht
| lcccascl, who shomod sincere sympathy for hll
family. Fnthcr Carton rrcaclcd no sermon. ant
/ only conducted the aerriees accord
hu being assisted BY nn aco1Jte and very goot
choir. Al IT. conclusion ths remains were ngail
| removed 10 thr honrsa and tAkcH 10 the Klnxil
street Depot Of tho Northwestern Railroad. whcnc,
thoy were tnkcn by earAto Calvary for internlcnt.
, 1877-12-12
LA FILE DE NINE. ANGOT.
Tho Conbplratozs' Chorus -Allco Oates on
Sam Coivllle.


Tho Conbpsrntoss' Chorus -Allcs Oates on
Hptu Coiyll{e,
c,netnnaft 7yo,ts fhr. a.
o..... ...,+ m ~ rc,rrh,s ,.., ,tctt y,
oaf ftspottcs "ona ap ~ eo'a.uoas iaAt a'aat 10
take = cup o! tea &fId nave eaat WIN tho most
prominent OF tho tho Immediately Interested LIN
i'm Tatc,. Laurent scandal. Tho tnteryIov took
"0 ~ 49,. .a.nn,ton. soo'n =, ~. Ns, i,o,,o -
Colnuabues tn which Guy tHe oa'es company are
now playing. From Mn. Oates VIC obtained few
forl, rinu tha scans,ous charles hnya re-.
Gently oeen !nse'tasea aRa1nat ',of namo oT Mf'.
Laurent, In sno lattsfs sun tot dlsoses' ana also
few points in reference to her trouble With Samuel
Coly!lte.' and tho Withdrawal of Messrs I}rpw nnl
aiu"eon tsoa' wv Vs" ~At"!, 'a.. .s'I.
Tbs little lady says she 10 entirely innocent Of such
basp uccuE0tany and that II u all thu spltowuEk OF
9ns ms W WI ~ sh a a,cd sa -. . "sa
ihe name " ~ .au''aaa. WV ~ 1aa's
per with the adJ4 character. she dues not at p5ea-
ent wish to livulgs. sao deatses to have a. ltlo
said shout tho n,attsF a. possible until
sho sffHes IN c.he'nna.l 's1, y Ana ean secure
m attorney WnoM .as W! tnsttac! to p'oe1ea at
ee s.sa a IN rnna no iii u, liz liz mas t tha ot
son whg IT, s1e asses. enaeaSaf3n9 70 rum nor.
In business va? ~ WFil ~ aoesatY, most W our
teadss wv aaaaossy s aGs ~ IT. eas.a 9t. q y
IN naming ~. saa, Goly!a. ite u w'il. H., known
Company: coisllls. sas antinatc' - undoubtedly
he iaosaaal who: aot tn1 past 5sat or ~" nas
| m oE,iss he has realized hAndtomo proats. bhs
ssid; 'EssE sineu ny s9nalal!ot tsoln Ttscy "
hss been ut diEefens times attacked tn scauds''
Gus and MnwaFEanscd manner nrthe puule 1ud uews-
papsts." About the f!ms % ths o,s safsfca hsr son.
nseon With san Get1i;!e NJ. - oatss ts sa!: ne made
, 1877-12-12
TIE CI'rYs1IALL.

Ths Comptroller yesterday Issued revenue var
rants amounting 10 5000.
easo of vario!oll wns reported at tho 11salth
Otlco yesterday from No. 1,o4i Hfnmsn street.
Four cases OF measles and four cases Of diphthcrIn
wcrs also reported.
Col, Hickey il authority for tue statement that
tho average cftn,lnul would willingly suffer
pcastenttary incarceration ef .lf month.' daraton
III thu "ltoguea' 0nllury."
1tia learned from aonrca that II generally con.
sItortd trustworthy on all rattcss pertaining to
e,is ossrsd " Aid Thrao Mansy nst Va. te
We4t s{ds uas. Works. md lint offered hY AID.
Waldo IL said to he thu preparation OF ~ olccr Of
tho South siuc Gas Company.
Chief Fire. Marshal ucnnct haa conceived tho
idca Of savtnE i Fss nors,tIsnt ghy:!s!an y
Nil the wpunisch. Thu chuf poshta sought to bo
Wounded, and proper treatment at ths hand. of q
ess s.saes: a;s kaa~n q feSns dsaities fo.u,.Ing
fFo4, bungllng ogefatlasla pcrfurn,oh Upon Monhd.
Cd ht1msn n =, + tnat
Tho Moth franklin street condemnation case
was sett'ea yesterday tha lury finding sRairat the
nd sa.a 9s snS 1sTss a1.1a ;ns II. ] e
sc;ton ' in CO soHacsnins T sor @ st;eat % parpo.s. POI s
Moaonoaea s..set,~;xh.t j. aax ths estea:
tha ta casq was .1sd IN jill dansgss amounting 10
&.Ea 600 1wure nwarded. Tho amount being cun,
hG na@ se nsx sxa. ai
glad to accept Tho 3.a, ooO.
some. weoks ago enc Of tho member. Of the
eeoram!c Council thought, scemc' 10 think. TINT
several years A9o that demanded All investigation.
Therefore, he caused tho peoastu,cn. OF Puhllc
fs.P bs aS .pa:s si
tho bricks aturetatd. This report presented to