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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present and Presiden Mt
Bell in the chair.
Mr.. Caldwell offered the following,
which was adopted:
"Resolved, That III. j. Ryan, contractor
OF the Twelfth District, be directed to
repair according to his contract aud
specifications under the same, Carthage
Pike and Ludlow avenue between Ham
mond street and Brooklyn avenue, said
contractor being directly responsible Tor
such repairing Of said street, having re-
course, il any, against the Cincinnati &
Clifton Incline Plane Railroad, whose
track should be raised to grade, and al,
the distractions placed on said street by
the said railroad company to be re-
moved.
The pay-rolls OF the Pumping Exten-
sion, Repairs, Hydrant ana Paving De-
partments Of the City Water-works were
approved ana ordered paid as follows:
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NOTICE.
Manufacturers, Attention !

WANTED FOR ABOUT
LIES to 15O boys. at the House Of Refuge, af-
ter February !, lc77. with good shops, power,
&c. Application may be made to the Commits
tee on Labor: r. A. HOLDEN, 81 Vine street
JOHN u. MINOR, 81 Walnut street; JOHN
WEBB, JR, l54 w. Fifth street; or, II. A.
MONFORr, superintendent, at the Instltu-
ton. fel6-0t
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TOR SALE-FARM-FIne farm of 22S acres,
IL or half, suitable tor stock or DAIRY; fine
house; first class improvements; thirteen miles
from COyington, near &. 5. Railroad. For par
liculars address GEORGE REIrER, Oakley,
ohio. 14-4t
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THOR SALE LOT - Corner lot on Elmore
z street. opposite new depot, In Cummns-
vile, 3Oxl0i, on easy terms. Inquire at Al W.
Eighth slre,t l4-3t
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FOR SALE.

T1OR SALE-HoUSE-Bri of ten rooms
T. and large lot on Main avenue, Mt Auburn;
o very desirable property. Address Post-of-
nee Rox 33ll l3-4t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
BOOKS, &c.

New and tasteful boxes of fine
note paper, visiting cards, val
entines, beautiful motto cards
and scrap book pictures, new
books and magazines, at STE
VEINS book store, Fourth street,
No. 80 (next to st. Paul's).
fe'3-3t
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TOR RSALE-FARM-Of acres lying in
L Kenton County, KY. on the Kentucky
Central railroad, twenty -four miles from
walk OF the depot; land all level and is in a
good state OF cultivation. Call on s. G. MUL-
LIN, Demossville, KY. 14-6t
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RI n9lM Families or groceries IN want of
IHUsbU good Flour w warranted to give
fVaHlA satisfaction can be supplied by
] kWWab going to the WEST -EN ID MILLS.
Your orders ara solicited. Delivery free.
TAME5 K. HURIN Sixth street, between
Baymiller and Freeman. ,,',ts. de7-3m
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EHOK SALE - FARM - Good farm OF 97X
T. acres, situated 1N miles from Williams
burg, in Clernont County. Farm In gooa
oroer Will sell on VERY EASY terms. A good
chance for any one desiring it 10 get q good
home. Address B. b. s., Star Office, a3O Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, y.
jy2od&jy27w-tf
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NNTANTED HORSES TO BOARD = For
w the winter in the country. Terms cheap.
For Information apply to y. L. STAiiL, at
Shook y McNicolPs stable, southwest corner
Of Fifth and Sycamore. noi5-tf
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NTANTED-TO BORRoW-$I,.OO for one
w Or five years. at or 10 per cent. per ans
t3,U00, in the city Of Springfield, Ohio. Ad
dress Lock Box BOl, Springfield, Ohio. lj-4t
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE-FARM-Of So acres in Pendle-
L ton County, Kentucky, three miles from
Butler Station; well Watcred and i'm approved;
Will rent, or sell cheap for cash. Inquire at
los W est Fifth street, up stairs. l4-4t
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FOR RENT.

TNOR RRENT-HOTEL-The MithoG House,
IL Lancaster. Ohio, containing 43 rooms; also
q large brick stable, furniture III house worth
1900. Rent will be made very reasonable,
but parties renting must buy furniture. Terms
on furniture made easy, and possession given
Immediately. Address THEO. MlTHOFF,
Lancaster, y. l5-5t
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NTANTED-To SELL KID or pebble goat
w side lace shoes, 81 20 pair; button, -;
warranted custom made at 2l3 Central ave-
nue.. corner Of George street. fcl4-4t
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UJ JANTED-HOME-In the country for q
w girl OF l3, where she will be ire Ited kind
ly. Call on or address MRS. GENIE, Colerain
Pike, CumminSville. l3-SG
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NTANTED-AN about 17I pounds.
w Address, with price, &C., Post-oflice Box
tsS, Newport, Ky. 15-2t
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NTANTED-MOCKI BIRD - Must be q
w good singer and cheap. Address W. IL.
II. SULLIGER, Forest, OHIO. 15-3t
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TOR SALE-LOT-Desra fronting 81
e feet on south side OF Fairfield ave, Belize
Vue, ky, extending back 26O feet to street IN
the rear. Inquire at boiler yard corner Law
Ecuce and tearl street. l4-5t
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w ANTED - FARM = BY an experienced
w farmer, to rent, or take on shares. Ad-
dress PURCELL COOPER, Box %, Button,
Indiana. l5-8t
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TnD---M1scnLLANnoUs

WI NTANTED-EVERYBOD TO KNOW
w That II. WEBER, 800 W. Fifth street,
opposite Trinity School, sells the best ladies'
kli and pebble side laced shoes at 81 9j.
jaN-3mS. .Tu&Th
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FOR RENT--ROOMS


TOR RENT-ROOMS-Furn rooms for
Il gentlemen, at 2l6 Plum street, first door
south oil Seventh.
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TOR SALE-HOME-Cou of five acres,
L with fruit, good house, barn, carriage
house, &c, on Alexandria Pike An miles from
bell County, KY 4-6t
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TOR SALE = RESIDENCE - Choice subur-
ID ban residence anu tour acres OF land !;
splendid subdivision, two squares from South
Cunminsvile Depot; will take part In city
property Apply at 81 ant 81 Easr Front st.
l4-3t
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-24
An Alabama Jury.

A jury in Alabama has been impanel-
ed in the case of Mr.. Johnson, charg-
ed with killing his wife. The evidence
was positive and conclusive, leaving no
doubt of his speedy conviction. To the
amazement, of all, the jury after a
short absence, returned a verdict;
equity of horse stealing" The judge,
astonished, asked an explanation, stab
ing that the Indictment was not for
horse-stealing, but granddaughter. The
foreman, with his hand upon huge
law-book. and with an amusing digni-
fed air, informed the court that "it
was not a case of manslaughter, but
womanslaughter, for which the law
made no provision; but being satisfied
the man deserved to be hanged, they
had brought in a verdict of horse-steal-
ing, which, in that country, would be
sure to hang him."
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-24
NEWS IN BRIE
THE MA9T.

In the Rhode Island Legislature, the speciai COM
mittee on woman's suffrage have recommended an
amendment to the state constitution, 30 that any
married woman or widow who pays taxes shall have
the privilege et voting.
The election in New Hampshire, occurred On
the 18th inst. Prescott, Rep.) was elected Cover
nor by about $500 majority. The second ana
third district elect Republican congressmen-
Briggs and Blair. The first district will be very
close; returns from all but one town give Marston
Rep.) Is s4s, and Jones (Dem.) 1s,770. If the town
to be heard from returns the same vote as last year
it will make tie vote.
CHAs PARRISH under his contract to mine coal
for the receivers of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
company has reduced the miners wages 10 per
cent, the miners have stopped work, they ask for
guarantee from Mr.. Parish that they will be paid
for the work. If the latter Is done they will prob
ably submit to reduction.
CONFERENCE embracing representatives from
all the coal companies of the Wyoming and Lacka-
regions held at Pttsburg, Pa, on the 18th
inst. Some of the operators maintained that
general stoppage Of two months was absolutely lee
essary to keep the price of coal at figure which
will meet the actual cost, but the decision was
finally reached that operations should continue
without interruption ON the basis of reduction OF
from 10 TO Is per cent on all mine labor. In order
to mitigate the effects upon the men, whose wages
are already at starvation figures by reason of sew
eral reductions, it decided that tbs prices OF
all supplies should be reduced in proportion.
TIE German Banking Company of Pottsville, Pa.
suspended on the 18th inst Deposits $50, 900. II
is thought the assets are considerably more than
the liabilities.
THr vanA~-LkIs Will case mas been satisfantn-iI,
settled without resorting to the courts.
Gov. HAR1RAHTT officially notified the senate and
reDr6SeQtatiVes
10, that Hon. Simon Cameron had resigned hi
position as q. 8. senator.
TIE executive committee of the Western unio,
Telegraph Company recommends the declaration
of the usual quarterly dividend of u per cent.
TIE following Is the schedu lie of rates of freigl
from New York to western points which went int
effect ON Monday March "a.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-24

A VERY peculiar feature in life insur-
ance business has been brought out by
the testimony in the case of the in
solvent Continental life insurance COM
pany of New York. One Hammond
was employed as an agent on salary
of $4,000 year, to travel in the south
and west and freeze out policy-holders.
He represented that the company was
insolvent, and, by creating panic
among the poicy-holders, bought up
the policies for 2s cents on dollar, or
Whereabouts. This effected an enor-
NOUS saving to. the company on pol
icies nearly due, and was done for that
purpose. MIR. Hammond says that
risks amounting to 100000 in Califor-
MIA were extinguished by this process,
and policies outstanding to the amount
of 100000 were brought down to
600,00o in two years.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-24

ABOUT O'Clock on the morning of M.r,,, 10
oaooo nirschfeld, aged'60, was found in his housa
20. harrison avenue, Boston, gagged. robbed and
fatally shot, "Ho
LACY, well known and highly respected
oa'a1en OF Jacksonville ILL.,, was instantly killed On
'ne 10TH inst. He went to his sawmill. and. While
ssso"pting to roll heavy log into the mill. he
Anpped and fell, and the log passed over his hodv
crushing the life out Of him instantly.
a 0EhMM named James Horn, at DAYTON. a
@..1nip'ea 70 commit suicide by shooting himself
ps'ol, on the 18th INST. Two shots took
eAees III ms head, and 1t is not thought he can re-
action. e" ioA n'
AT Minneapolis, Minn., at a late bonr on tho
n'ght OF the 18th inst. the body of Mrs. Marv
Lyons was found at her residence, face and head
.of.iDiy mutiiated, and her skull broken. Her
husband Dantel Lyons, was arrested on suspicion
OF having committed the deed.
A"o more OF the train thieves who have been
operating on the Ohio and Missis sippi Railroad.
os'ween st. Louis and Flora, ILL.,, have been cap
'ured' ana warrants have been issued for four
| Others -o"-
SAMUEL d. AUSTIN, late manager at Toledo. o.,
~ ~ y. nonn Co.'s mercantile agency, suiclded
on the 10Th inst, by shooting himself. No cause
assigned.
81 the arrest, in Georgia, of the noted guerilla,
Alrison BAKER, and sixty three distiIers, and the
OBSTRUCTION OF twenty-one Illicit distilleries.
LIE seventh victim of the panic in St. Francis
XAVIER Church, New York city, has been identified
. maggie Kelley. The terrible nature of that
deadly struggle on the staircase, and of the excite
ment In the gallery, can be imagined by the fact
tnas three OF the victims, according to the state
nent OF the examining physicians, died from thu
| shock or fright.
Ar Owensboro, KY, on the sth inst, Ben Tiplett
| aged nine years, committed suicide Ben's mothe,
| fef used to give him apple, when he BEGAN,
angry and to brighten his parent, secured piece
ciotnes line, tied one end to tree, and making :
moose OF the other end, slipped it over his neck ant
hung himself
In the United States District Court. at New
raven, the grand jury has found three indictment,
against John O. Tracy, President of the Farmers
ana Mechanics Bank, of Hartford, for misapplyins
| Soo'o0V OF the funds of the bank, and FIVE indict
men1s against j. L. Chapman, cashier, for assstin,
the PRESIDENT, and for embezzlement and perjury.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-24
LAWS OF WISCONSIN
Passed at the Session of 1877.

w mere superfuous word is found in the en-
oieu act, 1t is printed in the text, but in itac,
S anu enclosed in parenthesls thus Where a
~ io - round necessary to sustain the sense or
80 o s11nLe4t, or Wee word has been OBJ
- b ~ mistaken - another, the word supposed
w ~ ~ proper Is suppl d. but in brackets Ithus]
tho aots pe he'd in the State paper that have
ta 80 "ora copy'' are those selected by the Secre
"a state as " acts of gener al interest"
5000 IN sections 81 and 81, chapter g. of the
oraseo staIutes All publ hers of weekly news
~ tne state who shall publish in their
iI1 h ,neWspapers the acts thus designated
LEGATION. ioi p SUI e LII pun
Secretary of State.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-24

A RHODE ISLAND man recently told
his son to cut q hole in the barn so that
the cat could 60 in and out, the barn
being infested with mice. The boy did
SO, locating it just where the barn
door, when open, would cover the hole.
J" How in thunder is the cat to get into
the barn when the hole is covered? f"
asked the provoked father. "Why,
through the door, of course" replied
the son. The parent suddenly remem-
bered that he wanted something in the
house, and went in after it.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-24

OBJEcTIoN Ms to the will Of the late Commodore
Vanderbilt were f led IN the Surrogates Office at
New York, on the 10th inst, by Cornelius j. 1t
&vers that the old man was not in sound mind
when he made tn e document, and that 1t was pro-
cured by fraud and undue influence of VIM. q.
Vanderbilt.
AT the annual commencement of Jefferson Med
ical college, Philadelphia, tn 10th inst the de-
gree of doctor of Medicine was conferred on 1873
gentlemen, including ninety-fve from Pennsyl-
vanir, fifteen from Illinois, nine from Indiana and
seven each from Iowa and Ohio.
VERY severe gale prevailed at New York city on
the night of the 9Th. building in Brooklyn belong
ing to the Phoenix Chemical Works was blown down.
Loss $4,000 North of PeekskiI, the west track Of
the Hudson River railroad was washed to the
extent that trains could not pass.
TIE convention of window glass manufacture rs
in session at Pittsburg, effected organisation to
be known as the "United association of window
glass manufacturers" The convention adjourned
after adopting uniform scale of prices for the
whole country,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-24

A PIECE of burnt stone resembling
slate coal, with white, sparkling specks
on it, fell at Ecclefechan, in Scotland,
on the evening of the I'd of January.
Two men walking on the Glasgow road
heard a noise behind them, and on
turning found this stone imbedded in
the ground a half inch or more. One
of them attempted to lift it and burn
ed his fingers. The fragment, which
measured about four inches by two,
and weighed nine ounces, took TWEEN ty
minutes to cool. A volume of smoke
proceeded from it.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-24

A LONDON paper says: The latest
eccentricity, next to the new yellow
color, invaluable to dark beauties and
fatal to fair ones, is American beef.
Dinners are arranged for the purpose
of testing it; luncheons are improvised
IN order to expatiate on its merits.
Deities of kitchens are appeased by
presents, to sacrifice the claims of the
household butcher, and housekeepers
undertake omnibus journeys to the ice
cold stores in Cannon street, valiantly
bringing home sirloins in baskets, to
the horror of conductors and annoy
ance of fellow passengers.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-24

POSTMASTER. GENERAL DAVID M. KEY
underwent such privation in the bitches
at Vicksburg during the siege that he
came very near dying, and he did not
recover for years after, although he re-
joined his command twice afterward.
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EXPERIMENTS are soon to be made a

EXPERIMENTS are soon to be made at
the Sandy Hook. life-saving station with
new rocket for throwing lifeline
over wrecked vessels. 1t is an adapta-
ton of the rockets used by the British
army with great success during the
Ashantee war, and will, it is said, throw
line $50 yards, while the largest
rockets of the kind May be thrown
nearly three miles.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-24

The Massachusetts Legislature is
collecting information in reference to
Spitz dogs. The testimony against
them is surprisingly heavy and bad.
They are nervous and irritable, and
easily provoked to bite, and their
bite often produces hydrophobia,
even when they show no signs of
madness. 1t looks as though the
beautiful animal will have to be given
up altogether.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-24

SECRETARY THOMPSON, of the Navy,
is 20 years of age, gentleman of the
old school, wears swallow-tail, and
has lived on his farm near Terre Haute
fo1 uany yOolo pasb. Ills experience
in jib-booms, foretop-sails, and othe r
nautical mysteries has yet to be
learned, therefore.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-24

A Troy IN. " man, when dying
wanted to make will leaving So, 900 of
the property to young woman. But
his wife barricaded the door and would
not let the lawyer enter: so the sick man
died intestate. The courts are now try
ing to decide who shall have that So, 900.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-24

BRIGHAM YoUNG, JR., is organizing in
Salt Lake City company of 500 Nor
mon families, which will oolonize in
Sonora, Mexico. The Mexican author.
tiles have promised perfect religious
federation, and large grants of land. A
rendezvous of the colonists will be es-
tablished at st. George, Utah, and the
march to the new land will be taken up
April 10.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-24

LESS tobacco than usual will be grown
in the lower Connecticut valley this
year. The light Connecticut seed-leaf
has gone out of fashion somewhat, and
prices for last seasons crops have ruled
low. The dark Pennsylvania weed
commands the market being in demand
for the best "Havana brands.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-24

The Parisians are to have system
of underground railways similar to
those of London. The total lie myth
will be sixteen miles, and the cost 16O,-
100000 of francs. A double tunnel,
lined with brick, will be employed, and
the central station will be twenty-one
feet beneath the level of the Palais
Royal garden.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-24
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES

STEPHEN 8. JONES, editor of the Relio,o. p,.1o.
sophsoal Journal, was stabbed IN h;.
once, In Chicago, en- the 18th inst nv
Dr.. w. O. Pike, who immediate,v r,-s
himself up. Jones lives with his fan,iv - 3.
Charles, Ill, is IS years old and reputed v..,th"
Pike alleges as the reason for the killing that
seduced his wife, and he produces a cons...;o-,
signed by his wife to that effect. Mrs. pika go
INNS her husbands story, but friends Of the a.
ceased declare he was incapable of the .1I...s
crime. Pike was held without bail to the
court 0Ai u
The body of 1ingan, the New York port sn.o,,,.
tor, who failed and fed the country, was fonna :.
81 Joliet Canada, on the 14th inst The datsot;r..
nave ascertained that OH the day Kingan
cd ne had in his possession $25 600 in vntad
ana District OF Columbia bonds. Chief ~ po,,..
Waling. of New York, believes that Kinc.n -. ~
lowed from New York city by persona who 49,
dered him, but the general opinion is that he ,u;-
cided. A"' ne sui
WILL PLANNED and successfully executad ~
press robbery was committed at Pittsbnrr ~, a. :.
18th inst. The robbers succeeded in oat,tno -. .
with $4,000 away
FIRE in numbers 80 and "a Franklin .,-o.. ~
Is on the 18th inst, caused large losses to
cry goods firms; among others, Townsend 4 ysIs
whose loss Is from sso 200 to OOO The bnld,nn
was damaged to the extent Of $4,000. Hu,o.l :
70 lose sso'ooo, Bacon Co.. s2s,OOe All insured
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-24
SUPERIOR TIMES.
SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN.
VARIOUS NOTES.

DURING 1875 there were sixteen per.
sons who lived beyond the age of 100
years in New York city, of whom
eleven were Irishmen. ss
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-24

the president ON The eth inst. in regard to South
Carolina affairs. He informed them that he would
preserve the statu quo left by Grant, and examine
into the condition of affairs in that state carefully
before acting
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-24


Whereas, The legislature of this state, at the
annual session of the year 1876, proposed and
adopted, by a vote of majority of the mem bers
elected to each of the two houses. an amendment
to the institution of this state, the following
language:
g Resolved by the senate, the assembly concurtnq
That ction of article VII of the constitution be
amended so as to read Section four. The SUI
preme court shall consist of one chief justice and
four associate Justices, to be elected by the quail
fed electors of the state.
The legislature shall, at it's first session after
the adoption of this anne ndment, provide by law
for the election of two associate justices of said
court to hold their Offices respectively for term
ending two and four years respectively, after the
end OF the terra of the justice of said court then
last to expire. And therea after the chief justice
and associate justices Of said court shall be elected
and hold their Offices respectively for the term
OF ten years; and,
, 1877-05-17

PARLIAMENTARY KLRCI10N.
LoNnox, May 1,-Fredsrick 1lanhury Tsncy.
Liberal. haa been elected TO Parliament frum Mout.
Romesy District. Wales.
BC0TCA HIERARCHY.
NokE, May 10.-Tho Pope. replying to tho Scotch
Pilgrims, promised to reconstatute The Hierarchy of
Scotland when tho number Of Catholics Wa s1tl.
clent-
uUsiNES3>TAoUBLns.
LONDON, May 1u.-A lneeklny Of tbs creditors
Of houss Of soma standing In tho A1sttsl lAD tFado
has bern called for Tomorrow. Liabilities about
$4oo, o00.
T1PPKKARY HLEcTI0N.
The election ln Tlppeea1y Tor member oGFAsl!4.
ment resulted: 0Fay, nomu -llule, 3, 8b3; Casey.
ex-Fcnlan prisoner, J, 344,