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FOR SALE.

EoE sALE-A fine bay CARRIAGE HORSE,
IL f-e y.ars old, aud u MPsEAT CAR ~
RAGE. AEply q fADELf ; Stables, h S0S
ret. eetNeen y aaa NV suE0 ..
k'oR sALh-A' bsIEa n, = trst-elSss 1oP
IL BUGGY in perfect order. J.ERR<
wHLIAss SEQ, {, sch maker. cor 49,
ner Maryland svesne and 7th street -
L'Ok SALE. CEE PA nice I<h' extension q D
IL CARRIAGE ot FIRST class msuufsc n R7RR
turC; has b@eu used bui little. Hew!T sndSST
thsr9ugnly done Es; - in excel ent ordsrSS4@
y.F. BRlDGETs. ISOs PeaSs. .,e, sarIo q
LOB SAlE-'ne BAKERS' WAGON. nearly
Il nev, and JAGGER WAGON asa RNR
gcsd - nes, wHh leather curtains. iustfc$
GaSs csfrisse & s shS, %ohs In NIL Ill, Ii
Adams exrTess stables. IT.
LNoR SALE. CHEAP-a yousC hs-dsorn@ Sap-
pied grey MA ARE HARNESS and Tor ~
BUGGY The mare 10 g ntle. kind. fast IoS
70 drive. Apply al HUGUELfS BowESs iitery
stable, lth r;reet and Nes ork avenue. AnglC-S'
nNE 5000 CRANE sQUAhE srfEFF
- PIANO, warranted same as pew, for->
, sale Tor $500 etsh, at s23 7th street north MID
west. sug9 81 utttt
EOR sALE-h large NULE, years ola, war
Il rsnted :, ,Hnd will work double or sing.e. Apply
o. Lto1D; Commisssr Depot, corner lath
arc .tIeets . uthwest susS az
ICsI AHkIyED From OBIO-A Zoe lot Of
head of fine nriNiHs, Saddle srd pr.-Fhf IN
Horses At The stable of JOHN T. nor GA
n me, no .il l2th street, between and u: below
FOB sALE-A STONE URUsHER IN compIete
running order. and il offered for one half it,
yaloe ss TIE owner hes no further for il AprlF
nmedisi.ly AZ ia ~ street southwest. aul-2w
EOR SALE-CHEAP PA Top RCggY in ex c-I.
u lent repair. Ncnermott's make In
quite ~ NERM1LGAs shoe store 8loSES
yin 81, opposite Patent Office. JyT e,>t. ~
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senator Blaine, with his keen political
sagaeity, cut the GOrdian knot very cleverly
nj Augusta yesterday, when two resolutions,
one indorsing and the other opposing the a l.
ministration, were submitted to the state re-
publican convention for action. Under the
circumstances the convention acted wisely
IN adopting his suggestion that both resolu-
lions be laid on the table. Had this not been
done lively scene would doubtless have oc
CURED, as the convention was supposed to
De pretty equally divided in sentiment as
regards the Presidents policy. The hand
OF Mr.. Elaine is seen, however, in the plat.
form or resolutions adopted by the conven-
lion, O. pecially In the tenth propos ition that
''tne states OF South Carolina, Florida aud
louisiana were fairly and legally carried by
the republicans at the November election.
ly'6' Tor state and national tickets" ;" &C. This
amounts to virtual condemnation OF the
president for his action In deposing Packard
IN Louisiana, and Chamberlain in South
carolina Surely, there are more ways than
one oil whipping his Satanic majesty around
tne stump, and this time We think "a big one
may be scored for Mr.. Blaine.
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EDUCATIONAL.


SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
n CrHer Srr5a'h as5 / sfr,s;S, open. August n
hsils handsomely rentted sous and daughtCrs prac.
and traiufrg En- Earid Cist,onS n
frase Letter-writiug. Business Penmanshir, Bus
Speus kiocuSS, Phy.is fS.,%g.s ESsIci.. Sae'ls. &C.
nay tIItiCn. 500 yssr, paid "A six equal moutli,
hlog tnliisn. 80 Ger month. New illustrated circu-
al aus ss sm P"F''u 4 G? ;sHBs.R ssksnrR
MISS OSBORNE'S YOUNG IADgrS
W BOARDING ara DAY SCHOOL viii reopen
1913 street n'r'hWesi, Sept. 5, IS77. augs IN
RRooKEvILLE ACADEMY The sixty
W. thira session Of This school viii commence On
In. rsih }s September lsth' ISi aud close
Terms g snit the times For Board and Tuition.
address Prot. 5 n. COLEMAN. Principal.
- 9nsI ln Bro@seyll!e, Nonigonery CO, ma.
NJADEMoIsELLE Y. PRUDHOMMF.
FREkCH CLAsSks. connected MIN sstne of the
best English schSois e IN" civ. Children Taught
olesses for ladies, la15s and srutiamen. bow Aad
EaW nlh ~ nsh sp1ser m Glasses Terms N 'lerate
week GAYS between L and nalf- pass. or srnd card
sAd aadIess- auel ON
STANMORE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
- ngInfy SpuHg; H'at-r,ery County, NJ. Tt6
DhN, October LIST, lT7. PR aa-,iculers amy -
CAROLINE II. MILLER, Sandy Spr,ng, MARY
isnI- JySlm
REV, d. A. aOLBROOK's Classical and
tegiLs SEPTEHBEaI2 DT Holhrook ref.rs -
Hon. John jay Knox, Hon. Is c. Northrop s.cre-
aly oostd OF hdncallon. Cono. Jvls Pm
CUMBERLAND VALLEY INSr!TT-TE
y lmsle,, hechsEicsburg, Pa. Terms S2D per
year. I.s 3Sia ON year oPers sepisEnEer 2ith -
DICKINSON COLLEGE Carlisle, Pa
~ PAN Term opens SEPTKMBER I3th. Classf-
cal and Latin Scientific Courses of study. Tuition
oy &c no az Necessary expenses low. For fun
iylS m.W.fsw }. A. mcCAULEY, President.
WILSON COLLEGE FOR LADIES,
W CHAMBERS PA
Address EEv. ". 7. wYLIE,
1Io-t--m President
FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY
Il FREDERICK, MD.
An INSTITUTION OF the h CHEST order Will reopAu on
"wednesday, september 18th, ISL. Charges mode
rate. For cstalosue, address MRs M W HACK
ELTON, PRINCIPAL. JyIs colin
JAMES CoRRIDoN, Professor OF Pe,unan-
ship, St Cloud Building, ,gt0 snd s. wrrinr
Bookkeeping and short-Hsrd taught in .hort ar'a
easy courses Of lessons Tnorough tpstruction
schools. ies Iys
II ZINDERGARTEN NORMAL ISSTE
IA TUTE.-The summer cisss begins June 18th.
Tor the accommodation Of Teachers no wish % In
prove their vacations By studying the science The
autumn course opens October 9Th For terms and
Mis-. SUSIE POLLOCK, II25 18Th street north
west. uTas m
WEST END INSTITUTE,
BOARDING School for YO vNG LADIES,
Reopen Sept. Isth pnyIa-am
MAPLEWoOD INSTITUTE, Concord
~ vile, Pa; Boys, $50 per g1arter; giris, sS
Boys prepared Tor Yale OF Harvard: iastr Uctors.
aec2lY Jos. SHORTBIDGE, A M Pria.
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BOARDING..

BOARDING The coolest place in Washington ia
- the TkEMONT HOUSE. Three sou'h front
Rooms just vacated by families leaving the city
NeI! lnw prices, with got d Board. jy26-tr
EIRST CLASS BOARD and elegantly Furnished
l. ROOMS. single or en suite, ut 0Ij 10Th street
northwest. Terms reasonable. jyl6 I'm
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SE00ND,HAND CLOTHING, EURNI
OTgE1, CARPET4, BIDDING, OILOLOT THs,
n1ehsst oe1A Drtoa Iaid. 0fdau b Hal IroaDIly
esss1ScS %. 49,, y. OOhnAM . co.,
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hYEIN0i DYEYNo,
y GLOVES and oRNAMIHrAL 1iHTGI1s
go els "a srsss. . P,s,.s one..
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a GniSAN OAO1hlO1 1ELEGh hAf n.
- General Once, corner 10th and r. I'd District AT
The Arlington Hotel; Sd District, 50 Penn avenue
Box rents TO be reduced to Sl.75 per month after
the lst of July. Send for circulars.
Instruments are placed in the house OF any citizen
Al the expeuss OF the Company, by which certain
signals can be communicated 10 the Offices above
mentioned, from which points the service quired
10 promptly rendered messenger be called at
any hour, day night, to any erracd uired
- Policeman, la constant attendance At office day
and night, starts to the house instantly police
call Is turned in. Once in teIegraphic communities
tion with genersldre alarm. Engines at the door
two minutes after fire alarm IL turned in at house
Name OF doctor to be registered olce, be sum
uon9d instantly dsv night. No watchmaD can
sleep on DUTY without be ng reported next morning
III attacked By robbers he summon assstau uce A.
once by turning IN police CALL IL his regular sig
nails are suspended, . messenger Ia to know the
reason.
myl6-eoku T. L. HUMR presidant
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
% EAL ESTATE BULLEfIN

~ EAL ESTATE blLLkl IN
THoS. Z. WAGGAMAN, 5Io Seventh "a.
lChanges MADE every Wednesday aud SatSrdayl
Ta--x- .,o~., p--,.L -. n o..
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y consulted every Wednesday and Saturday Ct his
once, 021 d street, between 9Th and l0rh, from TO
Aervo9s Dissaees, viz: Organic and Seminal weak
neoe, Nervous Debility. Impotency. Premature De-
DmDe: 81 Sight or Giddins:s, ndissstion, xo, 90
sn resulting from abuses in youth. excesses in man
md syphilis quickly cured. DR.. 4: = . native Of
Satimore, With y years experience In special prso
ytIits w arlington every wednesday and Saturday.
fersong IN need Of medical treatment for any Of the
e0ove diseases viii 1nd ft 70 their interest 70 call
u1on him, Who vim insure honorabls and scisntiAo
1eeMent. an9 q cure guaranteed In every oa.s hs
Ieo1ne lhyscians Of Balumofe, end shoW letters Of
eemonieh fro9 the same. OAIl OF aAAress q above,
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TEETH, TEETH, CHEAP TEETH!

Being connected with a large Queensware manu-
factory in the east and having Other fa ill
ties for procuring cheap TEETH, I am pre-A&@
pared 10 insert such acts as are advertised ~AIo
for 50 and IS, for s 3 ana So. These are cheap,
but iook well m the mouth. ana warranted equaI
10 the 81 and s. sets Also fins, elegant and dur
able SE1S at reasonable rstAs.
L. r. PLYDE, Mechanical Dentist,
Late CT New foTk, Ill 1tn street northwest, Or.
Pratt old stsni.) sugs6ts
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

Pr-scrfption fyee for the speedy cure Of Seminal
weakness. Lost Manhood and al disorders brought
on ~ fndfscretions or exceoDeo. Any Druggist has
the ingredients. Address
oc0eoly 80 Nassau street, New York.
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L By Il. IL. WARNgR & CO.
BRArNARD h WARNER. EDWIN NcINrIRE
90 street northwest, OPP. Masonic Temple
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81, aud Hickory az N nercoTs a.. IN s %. t
eaS 60 snd sriit, kspt under cover -
aT Deliveries made direct 10 the ,ousuuer r.
or v hsrSes and vessels ~
Mt. JOHNSON BROTHERS,
ana L5fA aud y streets southwest
,snees, I3o3 aud IlI2 9th sreet n ", ana
e.1o "a eneSl %. W sp2e eOir
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A GOOD HOUSE CRF4P.
A so 600 fUh S8 900.

] Fm auth-rizei 90 seu very eKcellsrt BRf"E
hkelpkNCE containing about ten rDpnis aui
collar, ~ ths Low sum ui 90 40
10 i pleasantly located. with al modern improve.
m"uts, IN perfect condition. and every hing clean
aui heat about the pTunu-,s. small ca.h pgy mUul
Cull re- uirpd
For full particulars and The k"y; inquire q
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fore any President awaits him. He can
build up a truly National party; a
party as broad, liberal and kindly as
his own sentiments; party impreg,
nable at the North and powerful
and growing in all the Southern States,
with control at the outset in
several. That he will not fail, we have
every assurance. This policy, we fully
trust, Will unite the Independents of the
North with the Republican party, and
will secure the best elements at
the South, by leadership as wise
and patriotic as that OF the Democratic
party has been selfish and fatal. He
can if he chooses form q Cabinet
which the extremities Of each party
may oppose in the Senate
ii they dare; a Cabinet
so truly rejecting the principles and
pledges which saved his election, that
honorable and patriotic Democrats shall
unite with the purest and best Repub-
licans to give it support, abating moth
ing of 1luelity to their settled conYIc-
ti0nS.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
A Presidency tor President Grant.

National Associated Press to the Star
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-The Tribune
special from Washington says plan is
on loot for providing place Tor Presi-
dent GIANT. which promises TO secure
him dignltied position and keep him
still, In one sense, in the service OF the
country. 1t has long been desired when
the rest oil theNational ebt came to be re-
funded, that the Syndicate assuming the
work should be under American con-
trOl. 1t is now proposed that some
strong New York bank be organized as
a National bank, with a capital OF
from $l0,0O0,000 to $20,O00,0O0, for
the purpose Of conducting the fur
ther operations for refunding the
National debt, with representatives
in its Board OF Directors from all MEM
bers of the present Syndicate. The plan
proceeds upon the idea thai Gen. Grant
could be induced to accept the Presi-
dency Of this bank, which would give
him an occupation Of dignity with an as
sured income.
U. S. Grant jr., has been in New York
for day or two, consulting with bank
officers on the subject, and there is
strong disposition among some of the
mOneyed men with whom the matter
originated, to carry 1T through.
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LATEST LOCAL,

CHARLES CRAIG, one Of the thieves
who visited Alex Sands house, was ar
rested to-day by Detectives Mead and
Murray.
MICHAEL GILLIGAN, charged with con-
spiracy, was sentenced in the United
States District Court TO fine OF $1,000
and costs.
The inquest on the body of Rudolph
and died suddenly yesterday in CoVing-
ton, is set for this evening.
GEO STRAssBURGER, of No. 632 Race
stree slipped on Danana peel at an
early nour this morning in front Of No.
4S5 Walnut street, and suffered the frac.
lure of his leg. ...
ALL those who sold tickets for the
ball 10 be given at Greenwood Hall to-
morrow evening for the benefit OF the
family OF james White, are requested
to make returns Tonight at Pat. Harri-
sons, No. 30 West Sixth street, at 7
O'Clock.
CHARLES ROCKER, alias Harris, alias
Potter, &C., has acknowledged to De-
tectives Mead and Murray that he COM
mitted the late burglary in Louisville,
by which he obtained about $50 worth
Vi BOUus, tHu WulCu are uOW az lue OMCe
Of the Chief of Police.
JAMES JACKSON, a colored man. who
lives at the corner OF Sixth and Culvert
strC els, is lockeI up at the Hammond
street otation-house ON charge Of hav-
ing stolen an OVercoat from X. Dexter Il
Sons distillery, on Sycam re street,
rear Second. Officers Thornton and
Fortman made the arrest.
THE Orphan Society of the Protestant
Ladies held. meeting Sunday in ST..
John's Church and elected The following
officers: President, Dorothea Hohu-
stedt; Vice President, Amaiia Groe-
scbel; Secretary, Susan Krucker; Treas
urer, Catherine Jacobs; Committee,
LOUISA Ehrgott, Wilhelniua SpreeD,
Catherine Stoewer, Louisa Won Seq
germ, q. Doerr and Louisa Duhme.
CHARLES LEE, the Oriental foul linen
renuvator az No. 2S4 Vine street, took
the witness stand IN the Police Court
this morning, aud "spieled" thus: "Me
keepee washee housee. One day Joe
Sing he come in housee, fips me on
head and knockee me pretty near in de
cellah, and Iakee my ii ty dollah. Me
counting money when Joe he come in"
Two American witnesses testified to
about the same thing, and our old friend
Joe Sing was bound over to the Grand
Jury on the charge OF robbery.
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Police Court.

Miscellaneous-Joe Sing, robbery,
bound over; John 5chammel, new trial,
abusing family, under bonds; Michael
UDay. personal violence on officer, dis
missed; VIM. Lynn, threatening per-
sonal violence, dismissed; Richard Hol-
land, malicious shooting, continued to
March 3; A. G. Barnett, aiding and
abetting gambling, continued to March
1; Ed. Browning and Willis Payne,
receiving stolen goods, continued to
March L; Z, McCarty malicious de-
struction of property, costs; VIM.
Martin, street begging, costs;
j. H. Dewey, lettering, continued to
March 2; Ephraim Holland. concealed
weapons, continued to March 3; George
Stevens, David Adams, Ed. ShOemeyer,
burglary, Continued To March 2; Marti n
Kretschmer and Anton Lauer, malicious
obstruction, $20; VIM. Flake, careless
driving, dismissed; Gates DetJerton, OBJ
stIu1ting street, costs; August StieDerJ,
same, continued TO Feb. u; A. q. Bar
nett, loltering, continued 10 March 1.
Assault and Battery-Dllchael Keu!-
ing, So; Thomas CrOnin, $25; RJDL. For
rest, 81.
Pent Larceny-Anthouy Kruz 30
500; Frank McHuyU, sent to keIuge;
Henry Wise, 30-$25; Jas. Ellis, $50.
Grand Larcen!--J. Cralg, codunued
to March l; John DOckney, Continued 10
March 2.
Disorderly Conduc,-Thos Land um,
ST.; }. j. GiIdea, pail forfeited; Pat.
hughes, dismissed; John Davis, 50;
Fred. Tnomas, costs; G. Lavenburg, $3;
Edward Parker, 50; John Davey, S5;
Matthew Davey, 81; A. W. Howard,
costs; Henry Meinkes and Louis Lcz.us,
costs; Jonn D ckey, S3; Jonn Hertt Il nu
Chas. Flohr, cosUs; Ed. Mullen, SO;
Tnos. Coleman and Micnael Knight, dis
m. s.eu; Frank NOEL aud U. Ii. Cinsey,
coo.s; George smith, 50; Edward U.
Parker, 500; ,lichael Calllne, IS; VIM.
McCabe, 3J-$2j; Annie McCaoe, dis
missed.
Drunkenness-Anton Sauer and Mar
tin kretschmer, 80 eacn; A. l.. Vander-
bilt and John ocuroer, ~ eacn; Joan
Wnalen, 10 days; Matnlus kdttus, 81;
Micnael HartieiD, costs; Ellen Fahey,
dismissed; Z. McCarty, $3 .....
VagraAcy-Mollie sullivan, dismissed.
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Shooting Among Gamblers.


There is trouble among the gamblers.
Last Saturday Dick Holland, brother of
Eph., lost a sum of money at Tom Harts-
horn and "BlackeS" Edwards gambling
house, and demanded it back, He got q
portion OF it, but not being satisfied, he
went TO the money drawer and helped
himself A collision occurred after
wards between Dick and Hartshorn In
Andy Gillisan's saloon, ahd pistols were
drawn but no blood was spilled.
Yesterday the Holland brothers {,
Hartshorn and Edwards were,drinking
freely. Iu the evening Dick Holland
found HartshQrn i'll Gilhgan's place, and
presented a pistol at Toms head, and
m ,de some opprobrious remarks. Tom
attempted to get up from his chair, when
Holland fired, but missed his man. Tom
then pulled his pistol, aud snapped it
twice at Dick. The latter took to his
heels crying, "for GODS sake don't kill
mep Hartshorn fired another shot, the
bullet taxing effect in Hollands right
wrist. Tom then escaped the police,
who were entering the front door.
Holland was arrested and taken to
the Hospital, where his wound was
dressed. A charge of malicious shoot
ing was preferred against him. Eph.
Holland was also arrested by Officers
Petit and Wappenstein and taken to
the Hammond-SJreet Station on Il charge
of carrying concealed weapons. He
gave bail in the evening and afterwards
addressed some rough remarks to Harts-
horn. Tne latter slapped him i'll the
mouth and walked off.
When the case of Dick was called in
the Police Court this morning, Officer
McGarr stated to the Court that the ac-
cused was still in the Hospital and not
able to appear. Both cases were laid
over until mex Saturday; bail $500.
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LOCAL PERSONALS.

General A. Won Steinwehr, of this
city died suddenly last night at Buffalo,
N. Y.
Lawrence Barrett, who was to have
been IN Louisville THIS evening is laid
up with u severe cold at the Burnet
House.
Major Isaac Rates, of Clifton, has re-
turned from Staten Island where he has
been at ending the funeral of his grand
child, who died last Saturday week
from hydrophobia.
Mr.. Jacob Heltferricb, OF the firm of F
celebrated his thirLy-secoud birthday
yesterday, among a number of invited
friends. May Jacob see mauy returns
of the day.
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DISPATCHES FROM ABROAD
National Associated Press to the Star.
TURKISH MINISTERIAL CRISIS

National Associated Press to the Star.
TURKISH MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
VIENNA, Eel. b.26.-Rumors are in circu-
lation here OF a. fresh Ministerial crisis
at Constantinople.
STILL TALKING OF WAR.
The Emperol's speecn mas not re-
moved the prevalent anxiety, and war
on Turkey is cons sidered inevitable.
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.
BRUSSELS, Feb. 26.-Le Nord pub
fishes letter from ST. Petersburg de-
claring tnat England obtained no con-
cession from Russia short of an agree
ment for the coercion OF Turkey in case
The Porte persists in his refusal to exc.
cute the reforms. Englanu's present
attitude might even precipitate Russia's
decision to abandon a position which is
neither peace nor war, yet imposes upon
Russia all wars sacrIilces.
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SUiUlDE.
A Professor of Chemistry Dies
From a Dose of ChlOrOfOrm.

"A PROFESSOR Oh ShemiStFy DleS
From "a Dose of ChlOrOfOrm.
Professor William Fake committed
suicide last evening by chloroform at
the private clearinghouse No. CT West
Ninth street, kept by Mrs. Kingsley
Fake is mau about thirty-tive years
old, and came to this city on the 20th of
d D9cember last from New York.
lie was learned man, being able to
speak seven or eight different languages.
He was employed as analytical chemist
at w. J. NJ. Gordon's establishment, and
was well liked by his employers. Last
evening he retired to his room al an
early hour, having drank considerable
liquor during the day. About 10 O'Clock
MIS-. Kingsley, who had been out, re-
turned and found that the house was
smelling considerably of chlorof,rm.
She had noticed this often before.
This morning she tried to awaken Mr..
Fake, but was unable to get the door
open. She called in assistance and
broke open the folding door. On enter
ing the room they were almost over
come by the smell of the chloroform.
They found the Professor in bed lying
ON his right side with his hand holding u
towel saturated with chloroiorm
against his mouth and nostrils.
A large bottle OF the liquid was found
untIer head. DR.. Miles was INN edl-
ately summoned and found the man life
less but still slightly warm.
No cause can be given for the mans
act, as he never threatened to take his
life.
Coroner Stitch was notified aud will
hold an inquest tomorrow morning at 8
O'Clock,
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wade Rampton,s view.
onal Associated Press to the Star:

National Associated Press to the Star:
CHARLESTON, Feb. 26.-Fhe News and
Courier has an interview with Governor
Hampton concerning the proper course
OF the Democrats in Congress. 81 think
it 10 not advisable to throw obstacles
in the way of a decision. We SUBJ
mttted our case to the Electoral Tri-
bunal, and we can better afford to sui
,er defeat which brings no dishonor TO
our party than to incur the imputation
OF acting in bad faith. The interests OF
the whole country demand a peaceful
settlement Of the pending question"
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Accident,

National Associated Press to the Star.
BETHLEHEM, PA, Feb. .G.-By fall
Of scafolding in the blas,-lurnace OF the
Bethlehem Iron Company's Works two
men were killed, Two fatally injured
and two dangerously.
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MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY g. 1877.

room Of the Board, No. 5 Burnet House
Block, Third street. Members and citi-
zens are respectfully invited TO be pres
ent to hear the report OF the Committees
and participate in discussing these I'M
portant resolutions.
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.INUR SALE-DRUG STORE-Best located
IL and known store in rapidly growing city /;
population $4,000; store invoice about 81, ,0JO;
doing the best paying business Of any store in
the " est; personal investigation solicited;
terms liberal; sati factory reasons for selling;
drug stores a speciality: inclose stamp for de-
Scriptive, real estate and mercantile circular,
y. Il. GUNCKEL, Real Estate Dealer, Toledo,
Ohio, 26-4t
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- 80.
The train from Cincinnati TO Louis.
vile, on the Short inc RDad was thrown
from the track Saturday morning. at
Boards Station. The switch had been
misplaced evidently intention tlly. ",
Ii. Moore, Of Memphis; MIR. Cochraa. of
New Orleans, and Mr.. Cohen were
wounded.
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Fire.

National Associated Press to the Star.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. rs "A fire at MiXia,
Texas, last night destroyed five business
houses. Loss $50 900. a
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fVNT TANTED-SITUA ALTON - By German
: w girl for up stairs work and assist in
washing and ironing. Call at 10, buckeye ST.,
corner Of Oak. 26-3t
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NNT TANrED- D-SITUArION-As a first
! w cutter and practical tailor: best refer
ences given. Address H., Box 1898, Wooster.
Ohio. 23-4t