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Board OF Public Works.

The Board met III regular session,
all the members present, and Presi dent
Bell in the chair.
The Engineer was directed to set
grade-stakes on Westwood avenue from
South avenue to Van Hart street.
A boX-dralu on Court street, west oil
Cleveland, was ordered to be made. Ex-
pense not to exceed $26.
Cedar alley, east from Gutter street,
was ordered repaired at an expense not
to exceed $50.
The superintendent of the Water.
works was directed to lay water-mains
on Stahler and Hatmaker streets,
TWenty-tirst Ward, the cost of which
will be $9I4 and the revenue per annum
$l25.
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HUNTING GIRAFFES.

Graffes, II not nard pressed, do not 60
at any very great pace, so that before
long we were within one hundred yards
OF them. Even in the ardOr Of the chase
it struck me as glorious sight to see
these huge beasts dashlng along in front,
clattering oyer the stones or burs ting a
passage through opposing bushes, their
long, graceful necks stretched forward,
sometimes bent almost to the ground To
avoid horizontal branches, and their
bushy black tails twisted up. And how
easily and with how little exertlon they
seemed to get over the ground with that
long, sweeping stride of theirs! YET
they were going at great rate, for felt
that my old nag was doing his best, ana
could not now lessen the distance be-
tween US by an lnoh.
now saw that d. was about to make
q push, and, as the horse he was riding
was pretty fast, l knew that he would
prsss them into much ouic-
er pace and leave me be-
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National Ass ociated Press to the star.
WASHINGTON, Nov. A.-In the Hous Q
to-day General Butler offered a
resolution, reciting that MIR. Smalls,
member of the House from
South Carolina, had been arrested while
en- route to Washington, and directing
the Judiciary Committee to inquire
whether his right as member has been
lnterfered with, and to send for persons
and papers. The resolution was re-
terred to the Judiciary Committee by
unanimous consent.
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1! bird Edition

H&s- CINCINNATI, Nov. A-2:so P. M.-Mess
pork quiet and easy. Lard steady and demand
moderate Green meats in moderate dem ana
and easy market Hogs weak and dull. Flour
in moderate demand and steady at about pre-
vous prices. Corn firm and light receipts with
moderate movement. Wheat quiet and firm.
Barley In light demand. Oats inactive Rye
steady and quiet. Whisky in fair demand. at
yesterdays price. Cotton steady and quiet and
unchanged. Seeds In moderate joDbing de-
mand. Gold 1925.
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Prof. G. R. Cromwell, of New YORK,
will give series of art exhibitions at
Pixies Opera.h0use next week, Begin
ing Tuesday.
The first musical and literary enter
tainment given by the Young Mems
Hebrew ssociation lakes place this
evening at Melodeon Hall.
Mr.. Noble K. Royse lectures to-mor-
row evening at Wesleyan Female Col.
lege on "Hawthorn." This is his last
lecture during this season.
MIR. Parker Pillsbury will lecture on
the "Frelch Revolution" on Wednes day
and Saturday evenings In the Congre-
gational Church, corner of Eighth and
Plum streets.
At their entertainment in Thoms'
Hall, on Friday evening, the Clio Dra-
matte CLUB will give two comedies,
"Mesmerism" and "Who X He'd Cock
RobinH
F.a. Talbot, of tsbana, o1io, the well
known reviyalist, Is in the city aud led
the MONDAY prayer-rneetinG to-day at
the Y. Nj. e. A. Subject, "Raising the
Widows Son."
This evening the medical students
meet at 8 O'Clock at the Y. M. 9. A.
Hall, to hold their usual pray
IL will be conducted by DR.. Spoor, of
Pulte Medical College.
The Dayton Philharmonic Society
will come down to this city on Friday
evening TO rehearse for the May Festi-
val next year. There are one hundred
and fifty Of them in the chorus.
Parker Pillsbury lectures at Empire
Hall Friday. instead OF Thursday, even
ing. His subject on this occasion will be
"Land and Labor" The lecture will be
entirely free, as Mr.. Pillsbury takes no
pay when lecturing TO the working
classes.
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DoatEl Record.

The following deaths have been placed
on record since our last report:
Mary NJ. Geiger, year, city.
Infant Gairen, still-borD, city.
John Konig, % yrs, CITY.
Martin Darr, 35 yrs, city.
Jas. G. Thorpe, 3 yrs, city.
Evina Meyers, yrs, CITY.
Anua Wagner, % yrs, city.
VIM. Heyle, 5 weeks, city.
Mary A. Dsnmed, 65 yrs, Scotland.
Perry Z. Davis, 10 Yrs, Clermont Go.
Johanna HuIswltt, n hour, city.
Catherine Ernhaus, II Yrs. Germany,
Killed b. Wtlhorn, 8 mos city.
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Marriage LLcomneDs

The following marriage Licenses were
issued since our last report:
F. L. G. Stumpel and NJ. E. NJ. Faul-
stick.
.. S. Nield and Lulu Adams.
Jos. Bellamy and Annie Henry.
Henry Howe and Christina SIehl.
VIM. Knester and Sophia Reiniger.
VIM. A. Brinkly and Fannie kracke.
Martin Sermersheim and Mary Hurst.
John Butcher and Mary Schneider.
FL. KetIinghaus and Christine Kielnold
B. Heitker and Lizzie Wolterman.
b. +. Laird and Ellen Zimmerman.
T. Beiner and Kate Metcheimer.
G. Losekamp and Josephine Rueim.
John Dalton and Nora Casey.
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Death of Samuel s, mills,

National Associated Press to the Star.
BALTIMORE, Nov. A.-Col. Samuel
Sands Mills, Sheriff of Baltimore for the
last two years, and member elect Of the
next Legislature, died here this after
noon. He was formerly connected with
the Odd-fellow, Masonic and Military
organizations. During the recent strike
ne was on active duty as captain of a
company OF the Filth Maryland Regi =
ment. He was at one time editor of the
Maryland Farmer, and he published an
afternoon paper called "rhe South"
which was suppressed during the " ar.
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Rough VOyage-Schooner Sunk.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-The steamer
City of Brussels, which arrived from
Liverpool this morning, had q terribly
rough voyage, losing her fore-yard FORE
top gallant mast and one Of her anchors
and chains.
washed away and other damage done.
Alter passing Sandy Hook, coming In,
she coliided with and sunk the schooner
Alexander Young, Captain Watkins,
coal laden, and bound from Philadelphia
ior this port. Two of her crew were
drowned. The Captain ana three others
were rescued. The schooner and cargo
were valued at $4,000.
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WASHINGTON. A
SPECIAL to the Star.
THE TEXAS TROUBLE.

THE TEXAS TROUBLE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA. - Senator
Maxey, OF Texas, will deliver a speech
in the Senate to-day ON the Texas bor-
der troubles. His speech will present
an exhaustive review of the entire his
tory of Texas, even antedatfng the ad .
mission OF the Republic Of Texas as a
Slate of the Union, as we'll as a full ac-
count Of the outrages of Juan Nepame-
oeno COrtina, who since 1859 has been
the leading spirit In all the depredations
by Mexicans along the Rio Grande.
Senator Maxey's speech will also con-
tain sweeping denial Of the allegations
made in certain quarters that the Tex
ms have made raids into Mexico, and
ne will support the denial by reference
TO the testimony OF Gen. Ord and other
army officers before the House Commit
zee of the last Congress, of which Hon.
q, Schleicher, of Texas, was Chairman
when that Committee was investigating
ne matter.
Patent Points.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-The House
Committee on Patents at it's meeting
yesterday, had<under consideration the
enactment Of a statute of Limitation in
regard to infringement on patents,
which proposes to fix time beyond
which an inventor shall not be allowed
to claim damages. The Committee also
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Acquitted.

Special 20 the Star.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 14.-The following
is received from Carrollton, KY, via
Worthwhile, KY: In the Carrie Ander-
son case, Joseph Myrick and others,
charged with the murder of Carrie An
derson, were yesterday acquitted by a
verdict of not guilty. The evidence
concluded Saturday evening. The argu.
ment lasted till II O'Clock Monday night.
Hon. Thomas j. McElrath made the tell
ing speech for the deiense; Major W. R.
Kinney the ablest for the prosecution.
The jury was out about twenty minutes.
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NEW YORK CITY.
American Bible Union.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA The twenty
eignlh anniversary OF the American
Bible Un.on Is being celebrated to-day
in The Central Baptist Church, ON West
Forty--econd street.
The Hannibal & st. Joe Railroad.
The new Hannibal n ST. Joe directory
held protracted meeting yesterday af-
ternoon. Mr.. VIM. Doud was elec ed
President, and w. b. Leonard Vice
President.
Committees were appointed to examine
The books OF the Company and condition
OF The road. Money 10 pay the $3.50, 900 to
Jay Gould was provided for and IL will
be pad to-day. . her meetings Will be
held to-day and every afternoon until
everything pertaining to the road is
Strengthened cut, and once more in good
working order.
The Cigarmakers' Strike.
Employers aver that the backbone OF
the clgarmakers' strlke is broken, but
The strikers deny that there are any
signs, OF weakening on their part. Sever
al employers have filled the place OF the
strikers with glr!s.
The strikers say the girls will destroy
more tobacco than they make up. The
subscriptions received by the strikers
Central Committee yesterday footed up
to $500. Thirty Bohemian benefit So
cieties with $4,000 In bank have stated
that the clgarmakers may draw on that
sum If necessary.
American Mechanics i'm London.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Nov. IA letter. from
London says tle experience of Amerl-
can masons who went to England has
been anything but pleasant, either to
themselves or the contractor who en-
ployed them. They had scarcely ar
rived In the British metropolis when
large numbers Of them joined the Eng
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Colorado Contested Case.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14-The Commit
tee on Elections was given further time
for the consideration of the Colorado
contested election case, and Patters on
occupied the entire morning in com.
pleIing his argument. Bedford, Repub-
lIcan, will be heard tomorrow.
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Valuable Painting Recovered
vuias unm VH:sIor,,,s SuncaSs

National Associated Press to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA very costly
oil painting, one Of Fortuny's best speci-
mems, stolen from the Academy Of Arts
here some time ago, has just been re.
covered.
MISS Bertha Won Hillern, the lady
pedestrian, who began TO walk one hum
dred miles In twenty-eight hours, yes
terday, at Z O'Clock, in this city, sue
ceeded in her undertaking.
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be compelled to be absent from her
school the case was continued to satur-
day afternoon.
LAST EVENING Joseph J. Day, coop,
er by trade, went to firm on second
street, near Main, to buy some barrels.
Meeting with refusal he waited until
the store was closed and then stole the
barrels and took them across the way
and sold them for 80 cents each. He was
arrested and is now confined.
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T7oR SALE-SEWING MACHINEs- For
ZIG sale or trade. Singer Vibrating Presser
carries the large shuttle; Wheeler & VI ilson,
N9. g. Howes, No. Singers. These ma
chings are suitable for carriage trimming,
sandlery and shoe stitching Also fifty Inn
proved Families at q grea5 bargain. Az 300
W ater street. nol2-6t*
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A Bank President Suicides.

National ASSOC ated Press to the STAR
CHICAGO, Nov. 14.--W. F. Coalbaugh,
President of the Union National Bank,
committed suicide this morning by
shooting himself in the head, ut the foot
of the Douglas Monument,
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'THE LATEST
Thinks He'll Get 1t,

National A Associated Press to the Star.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 14.-RoDert Hur-
but. OF Delaware, was here last night
ana stated he was to be Bishops Private
Secretary. Hurbut was at one time in
Bishops store as clerk.
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A Committee Of citizens has been aI-
pointed to solicit subscriptions for the
benefit OF the destitute people Ot San
Francisco; also to organize Fee
Labor Exchange, and otherwise oonsut
the interests ef the unemployed.
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FOR SALE.

Il OR SALE--LATHE, &C.-A combined foot
IL lathe anu scroll saw, with complete set OF
fon and wood working tools. A great varie-
~ Of work can be done on the machine. Can
be seen In Star building Apply In the o f1ice.
nol2-tf
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lish strikers. Those who went to work
are dissatisfied with everything and
eVerybody-wages, clothing and board.
Marine.
The steamers City Of Brussels, from
Liverpool; Wisconsin, from Liverpool ;
Mosel, from Bremen; Santiago de Cuba,
from Charleston, and Cleopatra, from
Kingston, have arrived at Sandy Hook.
Another Manitoba Excitement.
"A special from Pembina says great
dissatisfaction, amounting to formida-
BILE organized opposition, exists in Man.
itoba to Canchon, the newly appointed
Lieutenant Governor OF that Province.
the matter has been kept secret, and so
well and quietly managed that Its eXls-
tence has been discovered by the mer-
est chance. The opposition is not con-
fined to Orangemen, but a greater por-
tion Of the entire Englsh-spe peaking pop
ulatioD, representing influential parties
and corporations.
The Orangemen are naturally opposed
to Canchon, because he is Frenon Ca
madam and Catholic, hence they are
easily disalfected. Two or three per-
sons, one of them Manitoba journalist,
has taken up quarters here, with the
view OF acting as scouts and directing
the movements Of the opposition party
AS Pembina is on three miles from the
boundary line 1t affords an opportunity
Tor conducting operations in quiet
way, though the discovery OF the pro-
posed movement may change the con-
duct OF affairs.
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THE FRENCH SITUATION.

PARIS, Nov. IA Committee of the
Assembly to-day made report recom-
mending the adoption OF Nj. Grevy's res
olutions. A strong debate ensued which
proved the impossibIlity OF any under
standing being arrived at between the
Government and the opposition. NJ. Ba-
ragnon moved the rejection of the re-
port, and the sitting adjourned without
further debate.
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HSs" WEATHRR.-Fair followed by cloudy
weather and possibly rain for the next twenty
four hours
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R1 fhElNt "Cream of the West,n
EHsM Glendale,

These tayorite brands are made at the WEST.
END MILLS u ames X. Hurin's), Sixth street
pear Freeman. Call and leave your order. De-
livered FREQ. Satisfaction guaranteed
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wv STU ALTON AS housekeep-
w er, by young widow lady; would like
the care Of children. Address MRS. CLARA
HAWs, Coviugton, Kentucky. 14-4t
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

TOR RENT - ROOM - Furnished, suitable
l for two gentlemen as sleeping room, at 24l
Freeman street. 146t
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Two mortal enemies, a physician aud
bank cashier, happened to occupy
neiRhboring c0uches In the hottest room
Of "a ST. Louis Turkish bath, and wera
enjoying a thorough steaming before
they noticed each other. A worry war;
fare was instantly begun, whioh sooa
developed into blows, and the two nakef
cigizens, each drenched with perspiras
ton, were locked in deadly struggla
The strip OF mating whioh protects TIA
baLhers feet from the almost red-lOA
floor was soon pushed aside, and the
light went ON furious sly upon the blister
ing pavement. As the floor began 20
burn their bare feet the cumbatants ca
pered up and down In agony, pounding
each others faces win the Jury OF de-
spuir. The widest dervish dance never
exhibited so extraordinary q eotaeie.
At last the attendants rushed IN and
separated the performers and proceeded
10 bind .up their mauy wounds. The
shriveed skin peeled IRON the soies OF
the doDtor's ieet like parchment, and
The cashier vas also pretty Well roasted.
They parted full of threats.-[Curreney.
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WANTED - SITUATION - By a girl to
w cook, wash and iron. or do general house.
work; reference given. Call at 81 Il. Eighth
street. 14-2t
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THE OLD WORLD.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WILL FALL BACK,
LONDON, Nov. 14.-A dispatch from
Bogot says Gnazl Osman Pasha is pre-
pairing to eyacuate Plevna in the dlrec-
tiOu of WIddin,
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WTANTED - SITUATION y For up stairs
w work or washing aud ironing, city or
country. Call at 50 Harrison street. l4-3t
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A QUEER ACCIDENT.

On Monday morning d four-horse team,
ownedIby Messrs. Lawrence & LOye, at
tempted 10 cross the tracks or the Mil
waukee & st. Paul Company, on SixLh
avenue south, just as detached loco
motive was coming down, aud In close
proximity to the avenue. For some ua-
explained reason tue horses did not
manage to clear the track, and, 1t being
too late for the engineer to reverse, the
pilot OF the locomotive struck the con-
neotions between The wheel and tne lead
horses.
Instead of throwing both teams against
the sides of the engine or crushing them
under the wheels, as one would natural
ly suppose such II collision would do, the
connections were Instantly severed,
leaving team stand on either side of the
locomotive comparatively unhurt, Int
naturally anxious to get out of the way.
One of tho horses only had received a
slight scratch, while his three compan-
ions escaped any injury whatever. Ten
minutes afterWard the tour-h0rse team
was Attending 10 its customary WORK, az
il nothing unusual had just occurred.
How will this pass for "a narrow eseapef
'-[St. Paul, Pioneer Press.
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opnsSAA!AMH6SusE.| SAAHS BABY

Two Performances To-day.
Matinee at P. NJ, Evening at O'Clock.
Admission o and bOc Admission IS, so & 75c.
By the the CELEBRATED COMEDY COM
PANY from the Pa K Theater, Now York, in
tne great Paris and New York success,
B ABLY,
A dramatic idyl in three acts. Tho most
iaughable and entertaining play ever pro-
dpted.
Monday evening, Nov. 10 -RICE'S EVAN
8ELINE BURLESQUE COMPANY.
Reserved seats at Hawley's, 16i Vine street
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AMUsHMENFS,
MBINS0N'S OPERA-HOUSE.
n MAGATTIET Mon.n..

AT SIM THIS "Wednesday EVENING,
al DIN. third night Of the popular young
All STNI comedian, CHAS T. PARSLOE,
An OIN: in his new play entitled All SIN,
All SIM written by Bret Harte and Mark
pIN' Twain, and originally produced
AH SIN'at the Fifth avenue Theater, New
An OAH' Y ork, with great success.
saturday, only All SIN Matinee.
monday, November l9-Lennard Gr0ver's
combination in OUR BOARDING. HOUSE.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-HOUSE-B Of five rooms,
L gas, &c, 10 Milton street. Inquire at l06
Thirteenth street. 4-2t
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The Senate Committee on Finance had
under consideration the Silver Bill
passed by the House the other day, and
struck out the clause providing tor the
free coinage Of silver bullion. They gave
a hearing TO the delegation OF New York
bankers last evening.
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wv girl, to do general houseworK. Call at
l19 Court street, between Vine and Race.
l4-2t
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NOR RENT-STOkE AND ROOMS-Three
IL rooms and store for rent. at 255 freeman.
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considered the question of the extent to
which damages should be allowed, and
VIII perfect bill to govern these points,
In few days.
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TOR RENT-STORE-Good large store, Of
Il fee and cellar, suitable for any business,
on SIxth-street Market-space. Inquire at
DEMPSEY'S, Sixth and Plum. 12-2t
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TOR RENT-STO 64 West Front st.,
l. between Walnut and Vine streets, with
hydraulic elevator and front and rear offices.
Apply to NJ. HART, No. 284 West Fourth st.
12-2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ATION-By good girl
w to do, general housework. Apply at IS
Avery street, near Park. 14-2t
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Printing Stamps.

The Secretary Of the Treasury will to-
day Issue an advertisement for sealed
proposals, to be received until u O'Clock
noon of Wednesday, November 28, for
furnishing the Internal Revenue Bureau
with TWO hundred and forty-fve thou
sand pounds OF paper, being the amount
necessary for the remainder OF the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1878, for printing
United States Internal X venue stamps.
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UNDERWRITERS WARES.
SOCIETY NOTICES

r o. o. F.-PROrECTIvE ASSOCIATION
j.. Assessment due on death of Brother A.
Barnard, of VIM. Penn Lodge. No. SO.
Office northwest cor. Sixth and Plum streets.
Dol2-5t JOS. g. LUGrON, Secretary.