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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-31

II alternately from Phadelphia and Now York
"'A '''' TO ANTWERP.
For Tf SG isafr soS ss. spSy
m Walnut 6K y ae s,ssass ssi Ssy 9s
CVSARD LISE.-D. k SoP1S y = R. NJ $. $ co.
With view TO diminish the chances Of collision. the
of this line take specific course for all of
on the outward passage from Queenstown 70 New York
or Boston crossing The meridian OF so At - latitude or
the homewad passage crossing the meridian OF so
q s g e n T e abe noI.h q - ourESsrowN
ff hETx 3D. 5:" s ss
Cabin passage se 50 IND 500 gold according &C.
The s1o passage = spseda low rate Tor
age ticket. 70 and from all Of Europe a, very low
''' M Rr;isfi s'ss ~ AGENT
N Steamship Inc between New YORK Southampton.
oox :, Company pier ires q y 4, Issessr -
SsckS ssaras HhEsiGa, sasar tSasJ Jam g g
Rates Of passage from New York to Southampton Lon
cabin 500 gold cabin 800 gold; STORAGE,
Storage eerincatcs $40. currency.
For freight or passage apply TO
U TO BaisToi. tESGLAvD, DIRECT.
sUMLRsET, Captain ssampsr; Tuesday, Jsnusrs
.dss.s. sse Hppy %ssn South
u S'AD ''A f6wx N AID IivERfooh' - soAANs'
sailing On Tuesday
w1sG9siS
Cabin. 300 fG5. s75. currency.
Intermediate. $50; Stecrape, F26
Passengers booked and from Paris Hamburg Norway,
Sweden Sc Drafts Ireland England France and der
WILLIAMS 4 GUioN, 20 Broadway.
SrECIAL NoTIcE.-THE spLENDfD NAIL STEAM.
Dship WISCONSIN Captain Forsyth. sails from pier 53
North River foot Of Charles ST. for queenstown and Liver
pool on Tuesday January ~ moon precisely. superior
accommodations for cabin Intermediate and
% Broadway
~ LIN. BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY
sailing from pier " North River, foot Of Canal 81.
STATE or Observation-Disclosures thursday January 10
srATE or 1harsasy Janmsry
Fret Uahn $50 $40 according 20 accom mcdations
Kearn tickets rcducea rates. second Capin S4o Steer
AIsIiY bx2pwIYe Co, Agents. No n broadway,
sTEERAaE TICKETS Az IS BROADWAY AND ar
THE COMPANIES FER. root OF CANAL ST.. N. II.
I(AMBuKU. MEXICAN PACKET COMPANi's LINE
IL Tor Plymouth. thcrbonrg and Hamburg.
a 1, Jan p is7s I,kMbEk ian ~ 1879
Rates OF passage 20 Plymouth London Cnerbouru, Ham
burg and At points In England First Cabin 800. gold;
secpnl csb,n r., ~. gold ssesrafs ~ $40 sarrsnsy
81 Broads. Now York. 81 Brcaeway, New York.
UBETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvkE. VIA PLYM-
OUTH Company pier AZ North RIVER loot Of Morton
AMEEfoUh, Deoru. Wednesday. Jannary y. 10 a. M.
LAbkADok. snog,ier... Wednesday. January %, "a "
''' ''''s'' LoUis 6E BEBi2N. Agent % Broadway.
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ANCHOR LINE-CNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
"A NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
BoLIvIA.Jan. 8, AM lANCHOR1A.. Jan. 10. AN:
DEvoNIAJan. IL. II AN. CALlFoRkIA Jan 26. IL AN
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OK DERRY
NEW YORK TO. LONDON DIRECT.
ELYSIA.. an. p Z. NJ ANGLIA. j an 8. A. n.
Cabin, S,l to s7O according to accommodation.
Cabin Excursion tickets At reduced rates.
second Cabin. $40 :Stecrage $2S
Drafts issned tor any amount ~ current rates.
Company piers Nos 20 sud II North River New York.
HENDERSON BROS, Agents, Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-31

irRINiDAD AsPHALTUM GENUINE TRINIDAD
Asph aItu arudc refined In lots TO suit cargo lots
delivered direct from Trinidad In Atlantc port lowest
prices. THOMAS WATSON SONS, rhli adelphiA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-31


The effect Of tho prolonged has not been 20
marked as regards tho wholesale and jobbing dry
gooos business IN many other direstons. Mr..
Robinson, manager OF the house OF H. ID. Cann Co.,
said yesterday that their business had not becn In tho
affected, as tho creator part Of their trade was
done carly in tho season. Tho mid weather, how
ever, had boon OF great disadvantage TO the retailer
throughout tho country, who arc retarded b.
II IN tho disposal OF their stocks. Mr.. !
s. Jafny, OF the Arm OF y. 8. Janray " Co
said that the weather made no dherent
to them any way, ana such was tho Information
derived from A. T. Stewards and several other whole
sale houses. Mr. r. G. Ogden, OF the firm OF Dcvn
4 Co., said tho trade OF tneir two houses had
mad any right TO expect There was very decided
falling OF In October ana during tho present month
but In November OF this year larger business was
done than In the corresponding month OIL 1876. 10
the matter Of ovorcoa.s particularly while the de-
mand was greater, IL boon for much lower grade
and for lighter Articles.
There are some other classes OF business that have
been seriously affected By the unusual season. and nonc
perhaps, more seriously than the Wholesale liquor
trade which much depressed, SO far as the line Of
winter supplies Is concerned. Mr.. N. Van Bel, o
stated yesterday, and his statement other whole
sale dealers agreed, that customers ut distance who
In former years have been IN tho habit OF 81 wing
thor orders just before the close OF navigation have
withheld them. This 10 particularly tho case with
Scotch and Irish whiskoys, which havo had re-
markably slow sale tor tho past two months. The
retail trade Tor finer articles has hold back In
corresponding ratio, and people who come to do theft
own purchasing. aud consequ entity buy largely
than when they PEND, have remained ~ nome waiting
Tor colder weather.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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BoAR6ERs wASrES5rn P.er-s I'd Sd eth
soA And sHS e 4ss
s2AE ssarE o
BUSINESS ss FtsF Is eo
nysHsss fas1ss ee r.e.-s.s and 9Th eo
4fS c4 kEA ki IsE For e
crpRR and p PaesLIs. s p.or-4.h ana St h coli.
Sssa#sHs s.srssA =, col
COUNTRY BoARD-5rn PAGE-5th col and 2D PAGE
pANcIsS &. .AcADEMrEs-,sra PAen-ssh col.
DRY es ssd aS1u a. s 81 AND 81
TO ns nss n CO.'S AND .na
ssS pAer-ssn 9Th coils
ss'i'e fF.ssss 81 e.:
.5Sas SsB s II I'll TO
iern PAGE 4S. 5h and 9th coils. and % PAcnad
ksSS E.s:s sss ss s
uELs s0''S 'wSANrED-MALEs-,sru rAen-s.h and 9Th
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 4c.-sD PAcn-ad, Sd and 4sh
HoGsHs ESJas s vi sTf B. s
I'll CITY .sR sss ss
LECTURE SEASONED PAGE 9th col,
LOST AND FOUND-1srH PAGr-3d col.
xRSEsxfR NxssEH sxsfRlsfsla Fasa-4.A ss COL
MATRIMONIAL-lsrH PAcr--ith col.
MEDICAL-l9TH PAGE-6th col. -
MILLINERY AND DREsSMAKING-1srH PAcr-4th
MISCELLANEOUS ADvEETIsEMENrs-l4rH PAGE
MIscELLxNEoUs-is PAcE-5th col.
MUSICAL-1SrH PAGE-5th col
NEW PUBLICATIONS -llrH PAGE-6th col.
fERsONAL--lsr PAGE-1st col.
POLITICAI.-lSTH PAcE-3d col.
PROPOSALS-3D PAGE--5th col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
PRoPsRrY % our @ or S0' THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANGE-lerH PAcE-2d COL,
REAL Is EsrArE fwANTgD-2D pAcr-lst COL
RELIGIOUS NOTICEs-2OrH PAGE-6th COL
RESTAURANTS-lsrn PAGE-4th col.
REWARDs-lsrM PAcx3d col
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALIsS- I9ra PAcE-Ist, I'd
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-ierH PAcn-4th COL
sPoRTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS, 1C.-3D PAGr-ad col.
STORAGE--3p PAGE 5th col
THE TRADES-1srH PAGE-Gth col
To LET FOR BUSINESS ''r 'frURposEs-lsrn PAes-ad
49, col. and 20 PAGE-st col,
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE--irH PAGE 9th col.
UNFUkNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
WANTED TO PURCII AsE ID PAcx-6th col.
WATCH ES. JEWELRY. &C.-1srH PAGE--6th col.
WESTC HESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
VINES LIoUoss lSa k6isrM F1en,si fI'c Sacr4.h COL
WINTER RESOkTs-2p E-5sh col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.-14rH PAcE-6th COL
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BOWERY. 8
BETWEEN BOND AND GREAT JONES SITS.

" ALL /, :. /. {: r; +:
HHssSsHHs NJ n g SIS o ssE"'sE t. e. HE..'t ttf
HHs#H 81 S. s$ 90 81 I. H.. IT,. :: ::
pp h2sH 81 s!Sk E
GESsks III FS SvSHSaB os S5E
We POSITIVELY AfssSE TsBEaEg5 SgAp VIZ WILL NOT BE
The following goods marked at extraordinary low
BLAcR f''sff Silks.
BLACK SILK very heavy. eoc. 7'c- and 81. recently
BLAoK SILK. from tho b... Lyons manufacture.
81 90 r'sspi5y SoI5sHb ;Gf ~ siLss Tx more
q q pEESs RE SILKS in .. tho new shades 7Se
oAxEl,s HAIR sDfTiSss ioo, iaxa. isc. and aoe,
~i5ta RE- zss and mArELAssE DRESS GOODS
aSs sRsScH ls fpS cnsasR aua R quality
sss sss sssss s:s III o 600, a .s. @
s7xs, Scs. 7se sadsi sGrsS aS5s SSs yard mora
Blaze sS CAsnMSnE e
GOODS at exceedingly low prices
LADIES, SUITS.
LADIES' SUITS. handsomely made. at SO so. Se, St2
and $i5 worth IS each more.
BLACK AND COLORED SILK SUITS ~ $50. $25 and
BLACK AND CoLoRED SILK SUITS A. $50, SIS and
sSD Siss GOODS
This stock Is repete with evey article pertaining the
department.
PLANNELs BLANKETS AND LINENS
PLANNELS, very heavy and all wool. from 2oc to Soc.
per yard
BLANKETS. extra siscs from 81 rs so sl4 pes pair
N,
worth from l5c to 4Oc, per yard moro.
CLOTHS AND UAS,IMERES.
CASSIMEkES for men's and boys 25c, 37hc 5Oc,
75c and 81 yard. worth 2Oc per yard more.
BEAVER CLOTH very heavy, III yards wide, ST So
~ 80, 81 90 and S4 per yard
MATB4ASSE CLOTH for Cloaks, from 81 90 81 per
yard. WALLER MCsORLEY
245 Grand ST.. near Bowery. New York.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21

!. :, I +. 8! ). | = slss. + -. S. S.! .
THIS DEPARTMENT is NOW UNDER THE
SPECIAL MANAGEMENT or ONE or THE FIRM.
AND We SHALL THIS WEEK OFFER PRICES IN
SUITS AND CLoAKs WHICH CANNOT FAIL TO
SURPRISE LADIES VINO WILL EXAMINE THE
QUALITY OF OUR GOODS.
OUR STYLES oY CLoAKs INCLUDE EVERY DE-
slRABLB STYLE IN PLAIN BEAVERS. ROUGH
BEAVERS cnrScnlLLA CLOTH. MATELAssE. &C.
NO cLoAKs OF POOR MATERIALS
NO POORLY sEwED cLoAKs HALF FINISHED.
NO ILL FITTING cLoAKs. wRISKLED AND
CREASED
EVERY GARMENT rs CAREFULLY FINISHED By
yoURSEyMEN rArLoRs AND CAREFULLY EXAM
lSED AS TO STYLE, FIT AND FINISH.
ROUGH BEAVER cLoAks. from s. upward
VERY STYLISH AND a.ns.ome garments %% %%
ELEGANT cLoAKs AT sl,, sis. saa. $50 and upward.
NEW DESIGNS IN Nhw TRAVELLING ULsrERs.
WATERfROOr CLOAkS, &C.. AZ
Special sttension Is called 70 tho
REMARKABLY Low PRIoEs
which closing al
coLoREp sAcQuEs AND DoLMANs.
CASHMERE AND SILK sACQUEs AND DoLMANs.
UT THESE 6sEr AHE T sgIrEp TO rsESENT wEAg asp
DoLNAss At s. g 70. s ,na 81: -
CASHMERE sACQUEs a. s4. - so s5. 81
ls Sold formerly from $40 to SI0
Also large limo Of HEAVY -ovERsKIRrs
AND BAsQUBS closing out at hsii cost
WE'LL MADE SUITS. at 81 so; worth 81 60
HANDSOME SUITS. at - so. sis so. SIS and upward
ELEGANTLY MADE SUITS, sis. s2a so. s25 zach.
Large lines Of LADIES' woRsrED AND SILK SUITS,
narscd down TO less than half cost to close out balance Of
w4APPERsi wRAPPRRsl wRAPPERst
SO DOZEN CALICO WRAPPERS. dark colors lined
6oc-
DELAINE WRAPPERS. nicely trimmed, AZ 81 so;
PINE DELAISE WRAPPERS. satin trimmed. 50 70;
SUITS AND CLoAKs FOR CHILDREN
o -
THIS DEPARTMENT IN VARIETY. QUALITY or
GOODS AND. ABOVE Alt. ~ PRICE is SECOND TO
NONE ly THE UNITED STATES.
BvRRY CHILD BOY OK GIRL. PROM . TO Il
YEARS. GAN BE FITTED WITH DESIRABLE
CLOTHING IN THIS DEPARTMENT.
cHrLDREN's SUITS, two 30 eight years. as 81 70.
81 Is s42j "a So - IS, Is. S. So 81, % So ST. ss.
81 Is. So upto SIS.
&C MssHss so M 81 So sf S s 81 s years. y o.
BOYS KILT SUITS q, e. So ss IS, a 2s q so s4 7s
s. 50, So 80 So 81 mp to si2.
MISSES cLoAKs, CHlSCHILLA, rough or plain
ssss ss s, s. "a Is IS IS IS. s. s S. 8 & 7s s.
$40 so s1l so up 70 $ls.
BOYS oyERcoA!s.in plain ana rough beavers four 70
SPECIAL BARGAINS Is OUR MILLINERY. DRESS
DEPARTMENTS.
nnnIcng. nunIons,. i
2s7 2sa 2oi. 2as AND 2oo
sTH AVENUE, srm AVENUE.
between 2ith aud 25th sta
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
COLORED SILK DEPARTMENT.

IN THIS DEPARTMENT WE HAVE ExCELLED
EVERY PREVIOUS ATTEMPT, AND FEEL PROUD TO
PRESENT TO ogE pATEoXs THE III MLARGEsT AND
IONABLE TINTS AND COLORINGs AT PRICES
LOWER THAN CAN BE PURCHASED IN THE LYONS
MARKET TODAY.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
DRY GOODS.

.-.-----.---. DRY GOODS:
A.
/. /. l..)||::;;I|:.[ !. ! +: !. !. +: +:
7 I A A 4 VI. /. (....)||||::::;''. !. ! F:
7 EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS IN I
:; | ! /. K K 9 ::
+. /. T.. T.. T ::
HAVING COMPLETED OUR FALL IMPoRTATIoNs
WE HAVE OPENED THE LARGEST AND BEST sB-
LEcrED STOCK OF vELvXTs EVER SHOWN IN
THIS MARKET. AT PRICES FULLY 80 i.s PER
CENT LESS THAN JoBBERs' QUOTATIONS.
EXAMINE PRICES OF sPEciALTIEs.
FIVE GASES BLAok S!sK gsIMsISs VELVET.
ONE DOLLAR PER YARD.
SIX CASES BLACK SILK TRIMMING VELVET
s EEs Ir s. g so9B ASb Il . Far
SuRE1rY Wjat wSrHs 81 Is, s. G. 8 AND % j. g. A
55H9ss sssr %aR n 7k 4 VELVET a'
pSsr5sfE sEqEs ohs s S u s E5yFE g g. & Has g.
yE sxSH aST as 4 aH TIE II sa sHE
BLACK SILK oLoAKISd vELvErs. I
nxA sGH XT 81 sLSSk 5Sk fHah sstk yHseT i q SOLD hraU
w 5D tAsg WHfk IS s Sow Sus
SPECIAL OFFERING or
FIFTEEN PIECES FROM .AycrIoM, WIDE WIDTH,
or DRESS VELVET. GOOD VALUE FOR $12 WE
ARE CUTTING THEM AT 81 PER YARD.
hEApIse MAKss Y BLACK SidS sT1K cI9AK
KNOWN TO THE TRADE AND REQUIRE No PUB.
LICITY.
WE MAKE OUR SPECIAL PRICES ON THESE
BRANDS, RANGING FROM s. TO $l2, BEING FULLY
40 PER CENT UNDER PRICES FOB CORRESPOND
ING TIME LAST YEAR
THE LORD 4 TAYLOR BRAND
NOW RANKS WITH THE BEST THE WORLD PRO-
DUCES, AND AS A DIRECT RESULT OF THE CARE
AND ExCELLKNCE OF ITS MANUFACTURE, AND
IT'S INEVITABLE DURABILITY. ITS SALES FOR
THE PAST five YEARS HAVE FAR EXCEEDED
THOSE OF ANY OTHER MANUFACTURE. PRICES,
% INCHES, ALL SILK, 81, 50. Ss SO, %. $40. s12.
SHocAoh DAAAsS VETS so A"A0A'eoh VEL
THESE GOODS HAVE BEEN SELECTED WITH
GREAT CARE AND TASTE, EMBRACING THE MOST
EXCLUSIVE AND RECHERCHE NOVELTIES PRO.
DUCED FROM LYONS LOOMS.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21

HAVING MADE EXTENSIVE EHLARoEMENTs TO
AGE. WE DEVOTE ONE ENTIRE BUILDING TO
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
SPECIAL INVOICES.

WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE OUR CUSTOMERS TO
EXAMINE SPECIAL INVOICES PURCHAskD sATuR
DAY, FROM THREE LEADING IMPORTERS, WHO
CLOSED OUT THEIR ENTIRE STOCK At IS PER
CENT LESS THAN GOLD VALUE.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21

THESE GOODS HAVE BEEN SELECTED WITH
GREAT CARE AND TASTE, EMBRACING THE MOST
EXCLUSIVE AND RECHERCHE NOVELTIES PRO
DUCLD FROM LYONS LOOMS
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
DRY GOODS.

2s7. 2ss. 2si. 2e3 AND 2a5 erH AvLNUE.
BETWEEN 24rH AND 23rH sTs..
The New York herald., 1877-10-21

BROADWAY AND 2oru ST.. NEW YORK.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21

DRESS GOODS
AND WHITE GOODS
WE SHALL NOW HAVE AMPLE ROOM TO KEEP
EVERY ARTICLE PERTAINING TO THESE DE.
PAYMENTS. AND WE HEREWITH GALL SPECIAL
ATTENTION TO THE EXTRAORDINARY INDUCE.
MEHTs WHICH WE ARE NOW OFFERING.
BLACK cAsHMEREs.
] case. 80 inch BLACK CASHMERE, all wool, 40.
8 eases extra wide Lupins BLACK CASHMERE. all
S cases extra wide Lupin's BLACK CASHMERE, al
cases vide Lupin's BLACK CASHMERE. all
cases, great bargain. Lupin's BLACK CASHMERE. all
coLoRED CAsHNEREs
boxes. al WOOL double width, ., 4sc
boxes. ali wool double width. al 7ss
s sl yOo wool Soss. SosS wd,S w,S q: $50
%
FEsEs FEsEs SILK nix sxD =.
F!Eoss soSRErE asass Ts -a'S sa'i. s. i' '0''
80 piece. "a cAMELs HAIR LADIES' CLOTH. eoc.,
worth VI So
JOB LOT CASHMERE sERGEs.
In all shades. At lSc. worth 25c-
PRINTS PRINTS. PRINTS.
BEST WASHING PRIsrs. So. per yard.
ALI. THE LATEST D SovsLfiGs ii Is N DRESS GOODS
WHITE GOODS
,oA HEAVY BLANKETS So.
LARGE SIZE HONEYCoMB BED SPREADS, extra
quality, at 75c.. 81, 81 So.
NOTTINGHAM LACES At i2isc, l5c, 20c, 25c, 3Oc,
up : very finest qualities
RED rWILLED PLANNELS At 25c.. Soc, &c., 40c
Specially attractive prices in NAPKINS, TOWELS,
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS. MUSL1NS. LINENS,
&c. &C.
BLANKETS AT 81, 81 so. So, 81 rs; EXTRA QUAIL
tTY ~, per pair. IS
The New York herald., 1877-10-21

NOW RANKS WITH THE BEST THE WORLD PRO:
AND RxuELLKNcE OF ITS MANUFACTURE, AND
IT'S INEVITABLE DURABILITY. ITS SALES FOR
THE PAST five YEARS HAVE FAR EXCEEDED
THOSE OF ANY OTHER MANUFACTURE. PRICES,
2s INCHES, ALL SILK, 81 50. 80 SO, %. $40. S12.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21

27-INCu BLACK SILK VELVET. SOLD REGU-
LAR AT $5; OUR PRICE, So so.
TEN PIECES SUPERIOR GOODS, 81 INCHES
WIDE. SOLD LAST WEEK AT So; NOW CLOS
ING AT $4. WARRANTED.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21

HAVING FOR LONG TIME PELT THE NECEs-
SITY OF ENLARGING, AND PAYING STRICT ArTEN-
TIoN TO THESE GOODS. WE ARE NOW PREPARED
TO SUPPLY ANY DEMAND FOR OUTFITS FROM ST so
TO $40 PER YARD.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21

YBROCADE DAMASSE AND ARABhsQUE VEL
| VETS
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
WE QUOTE PRICES

IN THESE GOODS WE ARE SHOWING EXCLUSIVE
STYLES. DESTINED AND MANUFACTURED UNDER
THE SPECIAL SUPERVISION OF OUR RESIDENT
BUYER IN EUROPE.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21

WE MAKE OUR SPECIAL PRICES ON THESE
BRANDS, RANGING FROM s. TO $l2, BEING FULLY
40 PEK CENT UNDER PRICES FOR CORRESPOND
ING TIME LAST YEAR.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21

2lst and I'D
the following departments. viz. =
LADIES' AND CHTLDREN's SUITS,
LADIES' AND cHILDRRN's cfOAKs,
rURs. TRIMMINGS. HOSIERY.
MILLINERY. LAcEs AND KID GLOVES.
An eicgan, Chfd's Cloak. s5 So
An elegant Lady's Cloak trimmed In latest designs
SO o5.
An American Seal Mu1 aud Boa 81 1s
A genuine Otter MuT and Boa $50 So
Handsome worsted Suit. trimmed with fringe sl2 9s
Ladies Mertno Undervcs,s worth CSC, for go
Babriggan Stockings worth SOC, from 33c
French Fei Hats, soc
Fancy Wings, an elegant variety, iso
-Four Button undressed Kid Gloves, all shades, 99c.
Two Button French Kid Gloves. all shades 600
=.7;;,.,,.
345 9th av..
2lst ana I'D sts.
u kEr's CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, rxTRN
Nncsyy. elegantly made. very best T5c each. KEEPS
night shirts extra length, very best 81 each
I'I Fulton st. 1913 9th N.w yo,k
Brooklyn. eas Broadway Ns~ i0'1'
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-27
LECTURES.
Cincinnati College Lectures.

DEV. NOAH PORTER, DID. and LID,
IN President of Yale College, will deliver his
first lecture Introductory to q course on Chris
tian Philosophy, in the Hall of the Cincinnati
College, on next WEDNESDAY EVENING
(March 28). at s O'Clock. Tickets to the whole
course Of TWELVE LECTURES, 81. Admis-
sion to a!slngle lecture, % cents. Tickets to
be had at Robert Clarke & Co.'s aud at the door
of the Hail.
N. B.-The times and topics of subsequent
lectures will be announced hereafter.
mh27s2t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand ODera-hOIIse.

The entertainment at the Grand
Opera-house by TomasPs Juvenile Opera
Company is not only novel, from the fact
Of the singers all being children, but the
&aaai0 on its own merits ia really fine.
Ehe dresses are unique and tasteful and
the argument is interesting aud gives
scope for some good acting. Miss Ida
BeCort and Miss Depau are charming
singers, and though only little over
thirteen years OLD, rendered quite diff
cult numbers most admirably. The
members were in fact ali fine singers,
ana an entertainment SO novel and at
the same time so fine could not but re-
eeive most hearty applause. The au-
dience was very large, many children
being present. 1t is needless to add that
these were delighted beyond measure.
Every night this week and every after
Noon, commencing Wednesday,.
Woods TheaLer.
Billy Emerson's California Minstr els
had very fine house last night. The
programme was out of the old minstrel
Euts, and the audience enjoyed a fresh
and pleasant scene of novel features.
Billy Emerson was as funny as ever,
and has the same hold on the admirers
Of minstrelsy. Wash. Norton's bur-
IesQue limitations were excellent, and
brought down the house every time.
Every night and Wednesday and Sat-
Hrday matlnees.
Billy Rice makes his first appearance
tonight.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-27

Cincinnati, named TTaut, lost his life.
The murderer is5ASRold Zueri, far
mer, living on the ClouSh Pike, near
NewtoWn.
Traut was over fifty years OF age; has
several grown sons, and was twice mar
ried. His second vile, a young woman,
left him some months ago on account of
cruel treatment, and was received into
Mr.. Zueri's family as domestic. About
six weeks ago Traut discovered the
whereabouts of his wife, and, going to
ZuerPs house, asked her to return to
him. She refused, ami Traut was warne d
on the premises by Zueri.
At the aforementioned time on SUM-
day, .Zueri was aroused by the barking
bed and took doubled .barreled shot
gun with him.
In turning the corner OF the barn he
saw crouching figure and Immediately
fired. The shot took effect in the leg Of
the man, who proved to be Traut.
The latter started to run, when Zueri
again fired, striking the man III the back.
Traut fell mortally wounded. He was
carried into the FARMHOUSE, where he
dled four hours afterward.
An Inquest was begun yesterday be.
fore a Justice Of the Peace in Newtown,
when the above facts were given by
Zueri. He was the only witness heard,
and the jury took the case under advise.
meut.
Zueri was not arrested, nor was he
required to give bond. The action of
the Justice i'll the case has caused con-
siderable comment and indignation.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

OFFICER WEBB has lost his Swamp
angel"
GIVE the hackmen with reduced rates
u chance.
jim WHITE will go to the PenitenHary
next Friday.
JOHN BULGER, one OF the contractors
ON Street.car Route No. 15, is dead.
JERRY CRoNAN will not be an indie
pendent candidate for Wharfmaster.
CASPER MEYER died Of heart disease
yesterday. He was we'll known as a
street contractor and teamster.
VIM. ID. Ross, OF the firm of Ross &
Young, and who was lately appointed
fuDlic MeasureT, to-day received his
seal from the Board OF Trade.
DIR. DALToN'S second lecture on "Tem-
perance," at Loveland, will DE given this
evening at the Methodist Church. Sub.
1ect, ''The Irrepressible Conflict"
DR.. PAUL EMIsCH died OF lockjaw
Thursday night at his residence, No. 20
Franklin street. The lockjaw resulted
from an accidental pistol-shot wound in
his finger.
THE libel suit of John McShane
against VIM. j. Elliott, ofthe Irish Citi-
zen, for an alleged libel published in
the Democrat, was, on a hearing before
Squire Schwab, dismissed.
THE store of James Fogarty, Jr., & Co..
southwest corner of Walnut and Front
streets, was burglarized on Sunday
night. The thieves secured no plunder
except couple OF gold pens and some
postal cards.
EPH. HOLLAND was taken to Coving-
ton last evening on requisition from
the Governor of Kentucky for his par
ticipation in the Goss-Allen fight. Thos.
K. Bodkln, of Newport, went on his
bond, and Eph. was released until the
nrst Monday in June.
THE following committee was ap-1
pointed at meeting Of the Young Men's
Gymnastic Association, last evening, to
nominate Directors of the Association,
two for three years and one for one
year vacancy: Judge VIM. l.. Avery, MIR.
1. V. Hoag, Jr., Mr.. Geo. E. Gauit, Gen.
Geo. Il. UULaSsy and j. D. Henry, Esq.
ANDREW MERK, a shoemaker, thirty
three years old, is missing from his
house in this city. He left last Thurs
cay, saying he was going to Texas,
where he owns some property. 1t was
asceTtained that he did not take pas
sage, but nothing was heard from him,
and it is feared he met with an acci-
dent.
THE well-known pork firm of j. L.
Keck Il Bro. was announced to be in a
critical condition yesterday. A meeting
OF creditors will take place this after |
noon, when it is hoped the finn, COM
posed as it is, OF enterprising and wor-
thy gentlemen, will receive such an ex-
tension OF time from their creditors as |
will remove the embarrassment.
DR.. LOOMS will lecture this afternoon
Mt College Hall on "Sculpture-Its Mas.
terp1eces," before the Woodward and
Hughes Alumnal Association for the
purpose oil raising fund tor monument.
al purposes. Tomorrow afternoon he
lectures before the Wesleyan Alumua
70 lurther project for an endowment
'''"d. His subject on that occasion viii
h tspo5r., Of the Great Masters"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-27
Local Political,

The Democracy Of the Twenty fifth
Ward met at Reichratn's Hall, last even
Ing and nominated the following ticket:
For Alderman, Albert Williamson !;
Council, Christ. Keller; School Trustee,
Charles A. Miller; Assessor, Benjamin
Mcknight; Constable, o. E. Robinson.
At the primary meeting held In the
Eighth Ward last evening, D. j. Mul-
laney was renomInated tor Alderman;
A. y. Clark for Councilman, and II. j.
kehrsns for member Of the School Board.