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s LINE. CENENT. AND PLANTER.
nls1.0GELAND LINZ. -. 800 barrels daily
III. expected Rer seno0ner AagE3e ke.s 4 I ~
# jo2a o. p = go
:|,FoTTND PI,AsTER $50 tons FINE
NJ GRolND PI4AsTEK daily expected pex
ac q on asi.a LEE.
3T5IIEI LfMEt LIME Five hundred
s 1870 IsDIAHRoeE LIsIs
aha cay rnxsH trora Cur snsN ilpn-cIaa
], KS ~. 500 Csry street Tins depx
nock strret So nIL4s0N EELETT y al,Gsssss
80 : =. ~ USanfnCaHJes4s
s. NsafA f9.I a39.l re- z SRh no e
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TOR. NEW Y o r k.-The Ola eFNA
Il Dominion Steamship Company sssEsssssAsa.,
steamship WYAEOKE, Captain CorClI, will sail
FRIDAY, July 18th, at o'clock A. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock Thursday evening
Through bills OF lading signed and goods Tor
warded with dispatch to all points north south, east
and west also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accomm odatiOns unsurpassed.
i, Cabin fare to New York, $l2; ro,lnd-trp tickets
s24. Steerage. So and SS. 20 ..s....
For freight or passage. apply to
o' p G. W. ALLEN & Co. Agents,
iy1I-3t .Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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=sI55S zYVijll:.s fsas isssys- 5
: 80 a.,ala aataou iiAuctsS nptsf
~ ~ ,ro..s n t3cyerffor street. II, - -

rro1rsEHoLD 1RNITURE AT Au c;
TIoN.ETHfa DAY u ] o'clock sk,,ss Mi ~,
at ms wareroos ins Re men 30 one CoTTaGE
Esis ses,sMshafh q s
~ MAHOGANY and other Ins
w ~ hsStisTsNDs JENNY LIND and ~ Go M
ana J. y y RsEfSTEADS, CANE. and W0OLGSfEAAIE,
III ff,s' and EOGkERs, HAIR and sH aU,Sas
MAITkEsEs ExTE sHe NshdEW Aeet sRs MA.
u hnhsiNSY and STAINED SiDEBOAkDS, Chill.
Tn}RRINIs CARRIAGES. CLOCKS, &C., &c
: sGnnssgfi rteyts received mp ohotr OF safe
j e,,1a flSs 80 Auctioneer.
49,. By james Macdougall, Auctionecr.
,S.s s No. 10 Governor street.
large STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
IL CLOTHING, BOOTS. SHOES At Sss,Snt At
AUCTION-On THURSDAY the 12th ihs.a .a nd ID
1Ok O'Clock will sell at my warerooins aa ~. s,tre
desirable lot of the above GOODS neihg t,v
stock OF country inc reliant declining ousi's'''
s sSn gairs P p M assorted;
$50 COATS, assorted ,;8
go aSo nairs MEMS, MOMENTS and CIiILLDREhs
- SHOES, assorted :. ~. :. ). -. ~.
40 nieses KENTUCKY. LEAES;tfGtH 1Et"
iaESs Is eo e BES Eof 4TSolNsss &C..
he above goods are all fresI. and desirable ana
merit the attention Of shss tsaae, Enc M Ii
without reserve..f.t, JAMES Wctioneer,
The above sale VIII be continued THIS DAY al ~
A. NJ, when the whole OF the remaining s'oSS n w
be sold without reserve. - - ~ -
Fl. L.
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Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, =
- 11l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
1REsI, ESTATE ON SIXTH, SEVENTH, AND
EfGHTH STREETS. SMITHS HILL, NEAR
NAVY HILL, IN THE NORTHERN PART I,s or y
THE CITY. AND EAST OF THE ALMSHOuSE,
RY AIJCTION.-By virtue of tile provisions OF Z
deed OF trust from B. S. Hughes to the undersigned
trus tee bearing date the 9th september and
duly recorded In the clerks office of the lChancefy
Conrt of the city of Richmond, being required so TO
do nv the beneficiary therein secured, sLall, as
trustee I'm said deed sell by auction, on the PREMISE
on TUESDAY the 18th day of July. 1877, at g
o'clock P. NJ, The REAL ESTATE described In SAID
deed, consisting OF beautiful PIAT AT; Va or IL
whole, as may seem most judicious at the lime OF
sale. ~ 80
TEENS: Enough in cash to defray the Expense OF
executing this trust and 10 pay off the sum OF
X1O36, with interest thereon from the 30th day OF
~ " n. NJ LEE, Trustee.
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RICHMOND. FREDG & POTOMAC X. X. Co..
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND. June 90, 1877. }
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,


On and after SUNDAY, June 24,h, Train. will run
S:O7 a. Al leaves the Byrd-Strect station daily fe1-
cept Sunday, connecting with the Bal
tim,re and Ohio and baltimore and
Potomac railroad. due zt Washington
at lilo r. d.: Baltimore at 3:lnP.
M; Philadclphia ut 9:35 4. NJ: New
York Ut 1915 +. NJ.
445 p, NJ. leaves Byrd-Srrcct station daily. arriv-
ing at Washington NJ 1886 L. NJ:
Baltimore at ll:i0 r. N: philadeI-
phla at $40 A. 81: New York al 6j5
.-, A. ". Through sleeper from Rich
t ,cd % NeT York s%IG price e sfbs,hs ~
Junction. leaves Broad-St station
daily (Sundays cxccptcdj.
700 A. N. arrives at Byrd-Strcet station daily;
leaves New York Ut Cos tn" nrece-
ding evening"; Baltimore at 1885 =.
NJ: Washington at l:55 +. ".
lO45 P. NJ arrives n Byrd-Street station ually Tex
ccpt sunday. Leaves New YORK 1t
s:i5 A. NJ: Philadclpiiia t'l2:05
2. NJ: Baltimore At 3:l5 =. NJ: Wash
ington nj $3.50 L. VI.
.s:25 A. X. ACCOMMODATlON TRAIN arrives
ut Broad-Street station daily tSnn-
eE F. 7. d. MYERS,
., General Superintendent
.s. -. r..; t.s..s. - c. A. TAYLOR,
Je 90 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoToMAcl
RAILROAD COMPANY, !
OFFICE OF GENERALTlcKEr AGENT.
-.-, RICHMOND, June 10. 1877. J
DEDUCED RATES VIA RICHMOND,
LII FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
-, RAILROAD.
To Alexandra. 20
To WashingtDn:.. 50
To Baltimore NtDl'edl . Wv
The quickest and best route 10 all northern ana
sUMMER EXCURSION TICKETS a. greatly
reduced rates 10, Niagara Falls, Cape May. Saratosa
Springs. Watkins Glen, Newport, White Mountains
States, -, -s's.... &. A. TAYLOR.
80 him General Ticket Agent.
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yREkTREDUCTION IN THE PRICES
II OF-OIJR STOCK.

n AN A1C As4SASO
VI OF OUR STOCK.
s---.. t.sE
Having determined to make an entire change In
and in order to do so, we viii sell With
ont reserve all goods m stock, com prisin 81.
INVITE GOODS, LINEN SUITINGS, ~
CASSIMERES. PARASOLs, KID GLOVES,
HOSIERY. SASH-RIBBONS. .-.-,
HANDKERCHIEFs, CoRSETS. &C., &C.,
! Cali early and examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere, at LEVI HEXTER'S,5
! = =. $1,000 'stl,7 49, 1927 Broad street.! !,
ABDOMINAL CoRsETs flor stout ladies' reduced
from as to $3.50. ~ E's,'s.s3i,5,'@s je %
HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWs?-.
Ii Now Is the time, aud BROWNE & ROWE'S
isithe place, to get the cheapest . :.
DRY GOODSi DRY GOODSil DRY GOODSi!i
4 DRESS GOODS AT COST ~
Il a. ~ ~ az - DRESS GOODS ATCOST!
BLACK ALPACAS at 20, rs. 35, and SOC, worth
TWENTY-FIVE per cent. more:' BLACK CASH
MEREs, BLACK GRENADINES &C.. marked
down to bottom prices. Look at those DOUBLE
CREPE Wells ut "a. See our CASSlfERES;
they can't be beat The greatest BARGAINS In GEN,
TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS; GAUZE
SHUTS at RI Sos, and pgWsrds i aIq 81 g
hsnsains that Viii sstonish You; BgsTLEs. coz s;
5E Id and 6oDs. Don't fail TO see
PARASOLs d. PARASOLSl- We
DREN En- STRAW HATS Cheaper than any where in
forget the No.-323. Broad
+ fe 1S-eod BROWNE & ROWE.
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DEILADELPHIA. RICH AFFTN
snip I,JSE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROVE
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALI. NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TlMESA WEEk.-Unnl further
aotise the steamers OF this line will make tr-weeky
trips. leaving philadelphia every Tu ESpAf:
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY,, and Richmond
meeting at Providence With Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the same city pia Cape Cod, iardingat OLD Colony
spi' " A''N WI PORTER. Agent,
se. -. 2425 Dock street, Richmond.
49,. u... WILLIAM 2. CLYDE &c Co.,.
u" General Agents.
..." No. i2 South Wharyes: Philadelphia.
.:r..- t-I.es r. I'D. D. Z. MINK. Agent. z !,
my17 No.29 Devonshire street. Boston.
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DEpARTURE OF STEAMERS.

EOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO- @Ea
Il yIDENCE, AND BOST o N.-rAassskesSasd
Steamer EVERMAE, Captain PLATT, will receive
freight for the above ports until SATURDAY the
". P. PORTER, Agent.
~ 13-2ti: 30 o.. 2425 Dock street.
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rHEAP FREIGHT RATESssi5MsI
" BY THE s6izsa&
POWHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
AND THE WEST, -
IN AND THE Cf'lfft ". 80.
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
The steamers SHIRLEY, and DEFIANCE will
leave from Twenty-sccond aud Deck streets every
WEDNESDAY at IL NJ. and SATURDAY at 4.
NJ. Through bills of luding signed to al Canadian
northern, and western points ri low rates.
H.'T.iDOUGLASS, Agent,
fec Twenty-second and Dock streets,
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uTANTED, ORDERS FORA BEAUTI
wv .FIu, LOT OF SPRING PANTS, whtchl ~. sr
now offering at about cost to Close ue o ~,
cent You will do well TO examine them before buy.
ing Satisfaction In every respect -, ~ ~,
'ns' - WESSON THE TAILOR,
3 40 Z@tz3s@ II Twelfth street.
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The above sale will be- continued TO-DAY at the
'a Nv 1 so"t 49, ABRAHAM HARRIS
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WANTS.

~ sitlssth 6
yXy a N T E p. ,lsa; ssttf s Il
10, VIRGINIA coNsoLs,
yt, ~, ~ seventy cents, On exchange dor
for ,stst,E under ood rental on Cay her
Ta MI street as alsM asss ApRRKSo g
- .. Faft1 his Main street.
1TTANTED, MINERS and LAB0RhR !.
w and n MAN-SERyANT and his MiFl ME- me t,.e
s,nos an6raborers for coai-mines ~ Illinois the
man and wife for private family IN New ,, ne
MO" - : j. r, JUSTIS, Employment AGENT rs
" - No, o Fifteenth street,
s.,1yar9ss ~ ~ ,TnR Richmond, Va.
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COAL, ALL SIZES, at
49, .l''rg1T .TI@gE,i-f S. "a. HALVES, t5..f
jy6 Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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I. PowHRTAN'S REcEP-'
TIOy.
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .|FFh
w. .~=.er COMPANY. sszazatfssEEz

This company will dispatch one OF their splendid
steamers-0TD DOMINION, WYANOKE, ISAAC
BELL, and RICHMOND-eyery TUESDAY, FRt
DAY, and SUNDAY 1t high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex-
pressy fer this route.
The have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and paLs
The fare, Accommodations, and attentions are un'
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly a.
New York On the compahy's covered pier, ~ NortE
river. = = b., 's.+ vs. r.ry,rdad
with dispatch, and no charge MADE except actu' w
Freight received until 6 r. n. daily.
cabin fare 10 New York, Sl2; round-trib ucHsn
So4. Steerage, So and rs. ..r#-
For further Information apply 10
IVA GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
mvJo Office Companys wharves. Rockets.
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NOAEBU RICH SPLINT COAL
| n hest fuel ii, the market for open crates. u
-slT,r!;.fft ..,.,sfH. H. HALVES, Sole Agent, i;T9
10 f'istt-.s 49, Eiohteenth and Cary streets.
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ANTHRACITE GQAL-BEST QUAIL
.f1iTY-ai sizes; SPLINT COAL for grates-none
better: FIRE-COKE COAL for steam and smith
ing-ecual 10. Cumberland coal; SOFT COKE, the.
W0OD-better than hal d-prepared; none cheaper.
For winter supplies my prices are unusually low. 4.
,zgz5l ~ . p II. CARRiNGTON,
.$jy2 Il f corner Seventeenth and Csry streets s.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-24
ORD,
NBri9adier General
Gen, Butler Talks.


National Associated Press to she star.
BoSToN, Dec. "a The Globe to-day
publishes an exclusive and lengthy
speech on National issues made last
evening at the Midulesex Club dinner
by Gen. b. +. Butler, in which the Gen.
eral pred'c,s the passage OF the Bland
Silver Bill and its repassage over n pos
sible veto of the President, and claims
that the result will be universal
prosperity. He argued that up to the
act OF 1869 the United States allowed
payment OF bonds in greenbacks, and
since 1859 in coin, which word he con-
tends means gold or silver. In regard
to the tariff the General says there is a
disposition among Congressman to
legislate against the East. He will vote
against increasing the duties on
tobacco, spirits, etc. Gen. Butler de-
votes a large portion of his speech to a
criticism OF President Hayes Southern
and Civil Service Policies. Mr. Hayes
he says must either join the Democrats
or Republicans before February. The
Republicans in Congress are solidly
against him. The General said he did
not know what Civil Service Reform
meant at Washington, the phrase was
only used in jest. The Presidents
course IN this regard as on matter OF
Southern Paoitoation is not sust aimed
by the Republicans.
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NEW YORK CITY,
The Presidential Party.
ona Associated Press to tho Star.

National Associated Press to tho Star.
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-The President
and Mrs. Hayes attended service at
st. PauPs Methodist Episcopal Church,
corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty.
second street, yesterday morning, in ac.
oordance with plan formed before
leaving the Capital on Thursday last
DR.. Tiffany called on President
Hayes OH Friday, and was informed Of
his intention to be present at the morn.
ing service. A sermon appropriate to
he first Sunday b9iore Christmas was
preached, the text being "I5ut when full
uess OF time was come. God sent forth
lis son, Sc Galatians iy, 1st to 5th
verse. lu the afternoon the President
attended service at Dir. HaRs Church,
corner o! Filth avenue anu Fifty.tfth
street.
The evening was spent at the resi-
dence Of Mr. Marshall o. Roberts, COR
ner OF Fifth avenue and Eighteenth
street. The Presidential party left for
Washington at $3.50 o'clock this morn
ing on the limited express.
Bond Forgeries.
The arrest OIL Saturday night Of VIM.
Muir, Ferdinand Hartog and Joel Al.
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Miss Maggie Mitchell is at the Grand Hotel.
John L. Norris, the Springfield detective, is
in town.
General Sam. F. Cary left Saturday night on
trip to Columbus.
Mrs Henrietta Chanfrau AMI her company
were at the Grand yesterday
Gen. Joe uogep of swapping turtle re-
noWn, is at the Gibson House.
Mr.. elliott ii. Pendleton, President of tho
Commercial Bank, has returned from his
Eastern trip.
Judge VIM Lindsay. Chief Justice o! the
Court OF Appeals Of Kentucky, was at the
Bufnet House yesterday.
Chief Engineer A. L. Anderson was granted
a leave ot.ab ence this morning to visit the
bedside OF his sick father In Central Kentucky.
City Treasurer Henry knorr was night be-
fore last presented with q gold watch and cha in
by bis assistants, Messrs, Henry stegncr and
Henry Blackburn.
Mr.. Z. {. Leininger, who formerly kept a
restarAunt in this city, ana who was sigh iy
Jured at the recent New Yolk candy factory
disaster, has returned to his old home.
MIR. A. W. Seward, foreman Of Lane &
Bodley's macninc shops, was Saturday eveA-
ing presented with q Webst RS una brld . t d
dictionary as a token Of respect by his fellow.
labOrcTS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-24
Fatal Fall.

Last Saturday evening James Francis, a ci-
gar maker sixty-eight years old, living at 81
PierSon street, diea from the effects OF fall
down stairway leading to the cellar. The ac-
cident occurred last W Wodnesday.
DR.. Cleveland was called III, hut there being
suspicion of foul play i'll the case, The Coroner
was notified anu concluded to hold an inquest.
DR.. McMechan was detailed to hold post
mortem examination. When that gentleman,
under orders of the Coroner, proceeded to the
hohse yesterday morning, he was met by q mob
OF excitcd women, who refused to let the DJc-
TOR perform his work. He only succeeded after
obtaining the aid of two policemen from Third
street station.
The inquest was held this morning at the
COroner's Office. DI. MCMGChan's post mortem
showed that the man had died from compress
sion of the brain, the result of the fall
DR.. Cleveland testified that he had been
called in to see the deceased. He found him
lying at The foot OF the STAIRS, unable 10 walk.
Francis told him that he had fallen dow n
stairs, and that no one had showed him down.
The rest of the testimony was Of n similar
nature. A verdict was rendered in accordance
with the above facts.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-24
LATEST LOCAL.

THE public Offices will be closed tomorrow.
The Reese murder case is still in progress in
the Court Of Common Pleas.
The Health ONCE will be open from 8 to 10
Tomorrow The remaining Offices in tho City
Buildings will be closed
THERE were four hundred and forty mine
lOdgers and twenty-five safe keeper at tha
different station houses during Saturday and
Sunday nights.
THE Murphy Movement have removed
their headquarters to the northeast corner Of
Eighth and Central avenue, over the Water
works Office There will be mass meetings
held there on Thursday aud FRIDAY evenings,
December u anl 70.
RICHARD ROWE, the gambler who was ar
rested on West sixth street, last week, was
given snecial jury trIal Saturday afternoon.
but despairing Of his case, he pleaded guilty,
and received the sente1ce OF 800 ald 81 days
with 1900 bonds TO keop the peace.
IHE funeral Of Major w. Il. Mitchell tooh
place at o'clock to-day from the Richmond
street Christian Church. lie as an old mem.
Der OF the First Kentucky Infantry and be-
longel to several different lodges IN the city
which turned out largely to his funeral
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-24
A Gorgeous Affair.

The only bal masque in the city tomorrow,
Xmas night, will be given at the bellevue
House, when, for tho only time this winter the
entire house, three floors, will be used. The
basement will be converted into a dining
room, where meals will be served a Ia C rte all
night The two main floors will he cleared OF
tables anil CHAIRS, and used for the dancers
and merry makers.
Professors Currier and SiedenstiCker will
conduct their respective orchestras-one on
each floor The inclined plane and street cars
will run all nlgnt. All tho leading costumera
Will turn ah costumes at reduced prices. The
Cincinnati Electric and Calcium Light Com
pany will illuminate the entire hilltop. and
from the present indications, Judging by the
large sale OF tickets. there will be somewhere
near five thousand people present, and In ak
a most brill ant gathering.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-24
w A ASHINGTON
The Mexican Question,

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24,-The Mexican
border question is to be thoroughly dig.
Guessed in the House soon after Congress
reassembles.
The House Military Committee Will
probably be ready to report within five
days after Congress meets. Col. Shater,
Captains Young and Turner, and Lieut..
Bulls will arrive here by the 7th Of Jan.
uAry, and Will give testimony before the
Committee.
Senator Patterson
still remains very i'll. He is very weak
from nervous prostratiop, and his recov.
cry is considered very doubtful.
Off for New York.
WASHINGTON, Dc. 24-Se Secretary
Sherman left this morning for New
York.
For Christmas.
The Departments were all closed at
noon tC-Iay to allow the clerks to pre-.
pare for Christmas. All the clerks who
had not been paid off on Saturday last
were given their money to-lay, except
those of the Post-ofice Department.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-24
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Waterman of the d. & M. Rail-
road Elevator Killed.

Nick Delarber, the watchman OF the Ohio &
Mississippi Railroad depot, accidentally
slipped ON the 0. & N. Il. Il. this morning in
his endeavor 10 cross the tra2k
in front Of an approaching engine
opposite the o. Il NJ Elevator, and
before nc coult recover or roll out of the wav,
the cruel and uncomfortable wheels whirled
over him, cutting his right icS and arm OFF.
and crushing the side Of his head in a fearful
manner. The mangied body was carried in
and aid on she floor OF the elevator.
Rev. Father Mackey, Of st Patrick's Church,
was called in ana administered the last rites
Of the Catholic Church. Delarber WAS a single
man, twenty six years Old and boarded as the
corner Of Third and Stone streets. He came
here about eight weeks ago from st. Louis
The unfortunate man had just returned from
thc .. Il Nd. Elevator, where he had been pre-
sented with Christmas gift.
An ambulance from tho Hospital was sent
for, and on the way 70 that institution the poor
man died, at half past 10 O'CLOCK.
Coroner Stitch was notified, sna will hold an
iDaaes-.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-24

The independents OF the Y. n. NJ. T.. Asso
ciation hold u meeting tonight at the ST
Nicholas
The Cincinnati Pioneer 4 association will mee
al z 2o'clock saturday afternoon for the purpose
OF ell citing officers.
Mrs. Brooks will continue her exhibition OF
modcIng but'ec du ing the week at her studio
over W .sTelPs store.
The annual meeting OF the Ohip College AS
ISOLATION VIII be held III this city from Decem
Der 26 tD DecemBer %.
Prof. o. $. Fowler will open course Of lee
ture on Phreno!ogy, in Pixies opera house
Monday evening, January7.
The State Board of School Examiners will
meet IN Columbus December n 10 examine ap
plicants 10" life certificates.
The monthly meeting OF the American Wine
Growers Association will be held at the Glib
son House next Saturday at 3 2. NJ.
grand military and civic bali will be given
December n at the bellevue House, for the
benefit of the family Of the late Major hn
Collins.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-24

Hayes, charged with being engaged In
negotiating forged bonds, is said to be
but the beginning OF wholesale raid
now on foot upon one of the most ex-
tensiye and best organized gangs OF
bond forgers ever known. The matter
Of ferreting them out has been under
way for nearly six months, and it is be-
lieved the entire number concerned Will
be lodged in Jail within tWenty-iour
hours.
The extent of their operations is not
definitely known, but there is goa rea-
son to believe that more than $4,000
worth of forged bonds of the Missouri
Pacific Rlilroad, issued by the County
Of St. Louis, are now on the market, be-
side some $32, 900 Of Quincy City, Illinois,
bonds.
The Barclay Street Explosion.
NOneW light was thrown on the origin
oil tue Barclay street fire by work IN the
ruins yesterday. To the surprise OF
those who cIung to the belief that the
disaster was in some way caused in the
tlue, large portion of that part OF the
building was found intact, so the my e.
terry still remains unsolVed.
Killed in a Shooting Gallery.
A young man named Philip Baker, of
No. ia Suffolk street, was accidentally
shot and killed last night III a shooting
gallery al No. 81 BoWery.
The Liquor Dealers.
1t was generally understood Saturday
that the liquor dealers were to get a
lively shaking up yesterday. Commits
sioner Erhardt had rallied the Captains
Saturday evening, and is ued orders
that the excise law should be rigidly en-
forced III the various precincts, irfeSpeC.
tive OF color or previous condition Of
good standing in the community. The
total arrests yesterday We're one hun
dred and tifty-seven. The Herald says:
incompetent Police Commissioners
endeayored to secure as many arrests
as possible yesterday for violating the
excise law in the hope of turning the
tide Of opinion in their favor and seour-
ing their retention III office. What is
wanted and what The public will have
in the Police Board is steady and i'm
partial discharge of their duties, some
thing which the present officials seem
incapable Of understanding"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-24
hoard Of Public works.

The Board met IN regular session,
Mr.. Bell and Mr.. Foote absent, and Mr.
Baker in the chair.
All bills held back from JOHN Bradley, con.
tractor Tor repairs OF the First district, foI
non performance II work, were ordered paid
Bills to the amount Of f43 were ordered paid
to o. X. Arnold for work done at the Gest and
Twelfth street bridges.
Il, f. Shaw was appointed Inspector of Sew
ers, to serve about ten days.
request from the Engineer OF Water
works for new b)IIor, to cost about "a, 100,
was referred to the Committee on Water
works.
Adjourned uatil Wednesday.