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HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following the highest and lowest prices Of

Money call was active at q per cent, the rul-
Ing price being z, with exceptions at per cent Tho
following tho of exchange on New York
1t the aforementioned cities to-day savannah,
buying at 1-16 premium, selling at u premium;
Charleston, easy, par, $40 y premium; 81 Louis,
IS premium; New Orleans. commercial y 3l6,
bank par; Boston, good supply at par, and Chicago,
rs premium. Foreign exchange was weaker and tho
nominal asking rates reduced TO 4s6h for bank
ers sixtyday sterling bills. and to 4s9 Tor demand,
with actual business at concessions
The MARKET.
Gold opened at 1907 and closed at 1904 all sales
having been made those figures Tho carrying rates
were AZ, 9, 4 and per cclt
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wness dull and lower tor all kinds closing nominal
Miwasses hs safe. between me calls wore 10000 bush
81 81 81 IS No. 81 40 for white and
q = Tns ID % p. ss. q ne
las. sall;Ne red s,p NE for ADr. "a s bid 81 q
ss - As ss s.
ssa 81 R a June.
& sla the Calls about Da .s
sic 5lae Tor steamer or. mixed, sIAe o2s Tor
Sic for .ngraded mixed. The sales call were
@ and ss Ma Ss
call me followns were the Sid ana skea
80 ose bid 5,s.e asked; May do sj,,s bid slse
bid. Sie asked oss. were easier closing !: Vows sEs.
wa,.s 4s No do sx sf 81, 10 % % 80 a.
no do ss,sc lhs sales were 100 Suseei 90.
quote .Ss ,oss5 sss 'ssaa aa,s
So Old layers q 20 od loose msa.esss 9 So new
l4,sc rigs IN boxes. DC re: In kegs &C. in drums,
Quarter ias s' iasssy i pfaas:
crop sIg zee s q % 100 ssG.% sw
New drsnssis wasa,s s: n ". Msr9Ss DO Sc nsy
sn Ss. 8 ss. nSs &C.
Recently nsns .s% % S ss: %: .' s
Usdse .. cs We quote ss ,sr a dressed $40
si 20 ,or aSars.ssa Russia, clean 500 sao gold
Italian sa7o sz1s soa ,a's ac &C. s.aa ja'e
ssal. S.ss is.Ie. be 2 5'4c 81, so,d
a % as cssy oss vss. rna %
Mstamoras ~ lbs 90 dry stated do. "a lbs. 100
rayta We quote -Bsenc. Ayrcs 70 lbs 20 ~ lbs. aie
81 49, - -, 70 + y; ss!'yss'' ~ 81
Ds ss S % ss"n S - s s e S.sss
10 20 lese zoe Central American 20 los - lbs
s vs. Ss: *; IT, sea i
dry sass 20 % H. Ne s .2 s9
90 ns % 80 lbs 7c do COW. % los TO 20 lbs &C.
fors The market was extremely dull Brewers wore
not values a"a we're s sn s only
yorks good to prms Sc ioe do low g far &C. e
ods. all srowshs lie. a ac per 10.
The higher pies eO sse eo % ps rn rom
oe TO r. per I'm %, ress were anshI.5sa sales were
private terms scotch ron wss moving slowly n small
ness U sold ON private terms. also Tor
expert also on private terms We quote ia pig
Scotch - ncss. No. s25 Gen.afnock No !. "a 90;
LrAD irmer &C.. currency large lots and axe.
Sac, currency, Tor small lots, all domestic. sonS 80
Lsarnra -inere was still fair demand for hem
Zoe DO com%o" hide &c. middle Md Baens. %yis
iSs .ss heavy ,ss"o, Zoe ssis 90 ys,!eIais
Ss s Ayes isss d. California fss DO com
mon hide IKE ise; poor damasea common hide. i'e
MoL.ss.s Foreign sas quiet. eu. nomInally uaehanged
Dasa' ac SOC siayes s1e 500 maseovsdo rsanins
ie gcc sfseery 3sc a. sss ror,o n,eo zoe sos
mon % fancy. 2c. 52e
NAVAL STORES Inc market tor spirits turpontine was
quiet also rosin We quote :spirts turpent ne
merchantabe order 3lc rosn. Eoot strained. III 81 ;
strslneu - W, sa' 80 p.sn. 81 o,n
GOOD strained, 81 371s Tar firm at 81 A. lurpentiuo
steady hare, 81 2O soft and virgn. u 1-5 offered
spirits hrlp 1T 27tac
OiLs-Cottonseed OIL The following were me bid and
May ftsc: bid, 4slsc asked june 4sc bid 49tsc asked
July 4Sc bid 4yc. asked first haf year. Ale. bid, 4sc
asked seller all the year 461ac bid. axe asked Lin
seed OF was IN good demand and hrm, We ouote =
beachcd winter. sperm ~ "a; do natural do, ~ ~;
Northern whale, 55c do. southern Doe beached
winter 62c natural do. zoe. extra plcached winter
elephant To natural winter extra do. do, 7Oc winter
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Auril0
Cotton arm Offering. light midaing ioe low miidlins,
e o NGs Issep os
NEW ORLEANS, April 8, 1873
Cotton nrmer; mdding i0hc. low middning, sAc.;
Britain Tho ssss
to the Channel, $500 Sales 5000. stock. 22s 4ss
Cotton firm: mdding, 1oc. 1o1sc. low midding orc.
PFC good ordinary Sac ssss Net receipts, 1895
Cotton firm; middiing, losc. middlins sssc: good
Continents I.So4 Sales s5a stock ss.esa y '''
CHARLxsroS Apri. o, 1878.
lo1c loae, good ordinary, Spc 94c. Net receipts,
sl6 bales Exports TO the Continent lJo0. salos. 600
wrLHIxcroS. N, G., April .. 1879
q % g; yellow dip and 81 30 y Is for virsin Tar
oswsco. April o. 1873
spring; sales white Michigan .. ii io
az club s osls ds ssd s''s co.a
steady No. Toledo BIC state SIC Oats quiet State.
nss
Lake reccptsLumber $4,000 feet Floor shipped by rail
BUFFALO. April Q. 1878
rates. Wheat dull sale Of 1900 bushels No Miwaukes
gns or Corn ses q i've car:
neglected. Bailey quiet. 900 bushels canada on
iis s @ ass ,H' e.Ss;
road LOO bis wheat, H. soS bushels
corn, 1890 do oats BOO Do: barley 400 do. rye
1857 sa's s & ss oats @ Do.
DErRor. April 9. 1878.
MishiT.@ ~ as Ne o. o.. y gs s Corn LOVER; h,ss
~ sic No mixed offered a. as,c covcr.eod lower
Bushels S ss''i e OATS 800 DO n ss'Smsa.
Flour. LOO boIs; wheat. 500 bushels; corn. TOO
TOLEDO April o. 1873
er April. 81 sss: seller Tay; 81 u; red winter ter
q a 10 red Wsnash 81 ~ a. sysaI s sns M My
gan 81 rejected Wabash 81 u No amber Mieh gam
s'ta ss s:9 tss re- sst
'g prime ' &C. .e sS,:.
Wheat, ~ ooe basheis corn, is4,voo do. Shipments
sss s's.s lover amber Siesssa .po..
:.'i' I. GoS a No. req . .s:r .sf My
seller May 4Ae' q c,v, 80
Flour dun and Dropping a.t as's su.
but steady At olc G2c barley dull aud nominal Pork
s Bulk s1i.sa' s.a:s
s ss sf ssss ,os sssos M nsssl i s
demand but lower nsi o3 isuter quiet; choice west.
s nisss a' s os Common SS = s IS sa %
.s.p ssess S.. ss " Ss Susasrs - 70
rc. nsn'q.y sass;ns,s H'.'s man
4 A. So; s., !; ys = y
.Jss fssas sss sSd &sr HE & way
* Ss s.,ss s ,ssss sss
y s:.s; y g. liz ~ tss% = sgss
sss sss meat; ss
Ss ssss SS, wheat o
; ss ss.s e S S s.r Nav es
IS Iu"s o" 4 at%ss sas April Ig ~ ;s MAY
Lard steady and unchanged.
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4 MONEY TO LOAN ON LIFE INSURANCE POLL
IA .cies liberal terms Apply to X f. DARLING, IN
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Marx Lane and IN the provinces baen very moderate
~ growers afford hold their stocks have done
so in hope Of realizing further advance should the
county become involved In "A t Is prices have
rallied three shilings quarter for English
wheat from lowest point but the uncertainty Of
necs has caused miIlss follow the rise with manifest
I,s Still trade has fo- time being found
nuiicfent support the disauieting political ruuors
to prevent prices giving way under the weight Of
last business fairly active, but
Der Of sales made since decidedly limited Some
excention INV favor OF Calcutta wheat which
Was In better demand than otner Varieties owing TO
scarcity OF good qualities the spot aud the mpossiby
cumstances prices may noted shilling per quarter
Increased strength mas peen Afforded
trade nv the Continental demand which has continued
throughout the week. considerable quantity OF lnaian
count i" = ...aoo, Acr,l uSp A.
Cotton-Futures steady: uplands. low mdding clause.
April and May delivery, l5-l6d uplanus low middiing
ding clause July August delivery l-52u; upands
low middling clause. September and oetoper osvery
5-32d.
Linseed oil. EFT EAT 80 per ton.
sEw YORK PRODUCE MECHANICS REPokI. 100
LIVERPOOL, April 8, 1873.
Pork-Eastern dull At $685. Western dull st 4os Bacon
long lear dull clear dull at 2Ss 3D. Hams
Long cut du 1885,. shoulders steady ~ xzs hesi-
India mess steady ut Bon. extra mess du ~ it1s..
prime mess dull SIS Lard-Prime Western dull At
Spirits duh 25s Kosn-Common dull At pa me DUH y
los choice dull at 63s Lard oil steady
at AS Flour-Extra State steady at 2Ss 3D. wheat
No spring dull ~ los 3D. No. spring duil ~ ios 20
2Ss Tor old and 3D. for Cottonseed oii-felow
American. none In the market
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The Stock Market Fairly Ac-
tive and Strong.
GOLD 100 7-s A 100 "a.
Government Bonds Weak. States Dull
and Railroads Higher
Money on Call Active at 9 a 2
Per Cent.
WALL STREET.

TUESDAY, April 9--6 r. M
We're not everything connected with ockjobbing
70 terribly mendacious It would be fair smile 70
iken the market at tho present time to Bry anita
igure OF Truth which is only 'crushed to earth" to
a,se againn II hardly gets backnandsr when It is
apon It's legs again and ready Tor another round
such was the case to-day. Before noon the depres-
hon OF last evening and Of the opening hours this
morning was forgotten, ana thenceforward ''ai went
merry as q marriage bell" The liveiest tntnnabu-
alton specuatively considered, was yielded by the
Dhios and granger properties, tho chief rise being
made therein, as well as the greatest transactions
The Ohio and Mississippi property, long lett lying
md bleeding by the roadside, whilo specu-
alton marched by upon the other SIDE OF
The way. appears at last TO have found
,ome good Samaritans to pour oil into It's
rounds and 1t upon its legs again. THIS timely
iuccor was reflected to-day and yesterday in the fresh
life and vigor which attended dealings, and It Is cur
reuty believed that there IL q fair chance OF their
continuance, inasmuch as they are based upon the
better prospects OF the property ITSELF me " scon-
hin roads recovered fpm yesterdays decline, as
stated and IN fact Northwestern touched 495s, the
highest point Of the season. However close tue
policy OF the Northwestern company may
Keep the earnings the line does not require any
very acute penetration satisfy ones self that with
the enormous arrivals produce at the lake ports
the rosd must be earning proportionatey. How long
this Is to question for solution by the specu
laiive mind depend upon the chances Of war;
tightness or money a dozen other contingencies.
Certainly the pacific cabled late In the day failed
10 affect prices unfavorably.
Coal stocks remained steady, with but moderate &C
tvy the attention OF the session being diverted 70
the moro lively railroads.
At the close prices a shade of, but the market
as q whole finished with much steadiness.
OPENING PRrCRa
The opening prices Of stocks at the Board were as
follows:-New York Central, 106A Erie, lox; Lake
Shore. 60; Wabash, 1913; Northwestern, 4sH; do
preferred. ~; Rock Island 1o2H; Milwaukee ana ST.
Paul 40; do preferred, y; Pittsburg, 751k; Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western, 55A; New Jersey
Central, l6h: Delaware and HUDSON Canal 55h Nor
ris and Essex. IT; Michigan Central. 6Sh; Illinois
Central, 7sx; Union Pacific, e7ss; Chicago ana Alton,
TX do preferred 100; Hannibal and St Joseph. liz;
ohio and Mississippi 1OsI; Western Union s2k; Pac'-
&c Mail, 2o%.
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with the largest risc-2 per centin Ohio and Mssis
sippi seconds; the next lsrgess advance was ~ in
Wabash drsts (sI Louis division sx matured coupon.
The other changes were a. foows;-An advance OF y
In Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern nrsss and
u in Northwest gold sevens, Union Pacific sevens
(and grants) and Morris and Essex seconds There
was decline OF " in st. Paul sevens, gold, and u in
Erie third mortgage, Union Pacific nrsts and South
Pacific Railroad frsts.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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We quote ;--ordnary cargocs, 14c. Axe. fair dc
15s4c. good do, i6.4c prime do. lie extreme
for lots f4c lslc.; Santos fair to good. i5lc &c.,
gold days; Java, government bags 2Oc 81 ,c.: do
grass mats 400 22ssc; singapore, 17c. 1ssc. Cey
Ion. loo. q 17c Maracaibo. l3c. u lie; Laguayra,
14kc. q 16c Jamaica. 1870. 151sc.; st. Domin go.
i3c. 13Jzc. Porto Rico. i5c l7c Gotta kiea l5c
IKE; Mexican. 14xc. 16c. Macassar. lie. lsc {;
Angostura l5c 1870. savana. 13c. i6Jsc curacoa
1870 q t4ac.
CoorERAcE sTocx.-The markc. dull unchan ged
We quote :Molasses Shocks 32nch, with heads 81 65
81 90; sugar shooks. with heads. 3sncn. 81 81 60;
d. do 36-nch, 81 30 81 box Shocks 5Cc. CO.,
do pipe do 81 50 80; empty hogsheads 81 Coz hoops
IA feet ordinary to prime. s33 S35; do feet do
a $50 y.
COPPER was quiet at lie. for lake.
CoRpAaK-@Markct dull We quote Manila. large and
small per h. 11c si7,ac do. cordage, bolt rope
yarns, lie 17c tarred Manila 14c sisa rope 9lsc
lUl,e.. New Zealand Ike. 121c. Russia. lie.
IRENE rates by holders opened about
points higher under better Liverpool market arrivals
being i-1ed Tho advance. however was almost
entirely before tho close the months closing ut
about yesterdays closing figures and the earlier
tre higher The market closed barely steady The official
closing prices to-day compared with Mondays io
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MINING SHARES.


The following were the opening prices OF mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day LIQUID Curry, on
Savage, OK; Chollar Potosi "a; ophir, 351s hale u
Norcross q; Crown Point, AZ; Yellow Jacket on;
BsIcher. 3; Virginia Consolidated 20 California, a0
ovsrman, llK; Raymond Ely, 4; Beg Beichsr,
1871 Union CONSOLIDATED, s; Alpha 4; Sierra Nevada
3; Mexican, 10K; Eureka Consolidated, Justice,
Q; Utah. 9; Tip Top. =; Navajo. ~.
MEMORANDA.
The total sales OF stocks the Board to-day agRre-
gated 124, 57l shares.
The exports OF domestic produce from this port for
the week ending to-day were 50. 400. 99s, against
S. 995 142 Tor the corresponding last year and
s. 4O2 1875 The total exports Of produce since
January this year were s94, s50,5ls. against
$7054S,570 for tho same period last year and
sos, $50. 77S in 1876.
The following the comparative earnings OF the
Chicago and Alton Railroad for month OF March
1873 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $751;, 900
4oU ............s.. oolsVoV
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The London advccs reported advance In oonsois
20 e4Js for money and 10 e4x % Tor the account and
q subsequent reaction to 94% q y4a and y4l g4y5.
respectively. United States bonds declined Y per
cont. Erie declined 10 1CA 10X for the common
and 10 FAX for the preferred. Pennsylvania Central
Tell on TO 2os aud Illinois Ccntrpi to 10 The sum OF
10000 was Withdrawn from mt Bank OF England to-
day balance At Paris advanced 1901 roc.
ssains. lo9r loo yesterday. Tho weekly statement OF
the imperial Bank OF Germany shows q decrease In
specie OF 100000 marks Bar silver at London Is
quoted at 81 3-16d. per ounce. The closing prices In
London werc:--Consols Tor money and account, 9sS
ne4z; new AZ per cont bonds, 10sis; nve-twenty
bones OF 1867, 1883 1osx; ton.forty bonds. 1861
losh nves OF 1881, 1858 Erie common shares 10k
alo5s Erie preferred shares, 244; illinois Central,
10.
STATE BONDS.
state bonds at the Board we're l " per cent higher
Tor Louisiana sevons consols TO which dealings
confined.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds Irregular but generally higher,
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
PKovIpExcs. H. L.. April .. 1873.
The print cloth market IL quiet and unchanged.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LONDON April 2, fN7dn.
The Mark Lane Express Of this week in lis usual re,e of
the British traae, with tho exception OF few
isolated complaint damage which the plant
Is said ~ have sustained In certain localities wheat Is
looking we~ IL has apparently suffered only a. tenn.
porary check from the recent severe wcathsr Potato
planting and the sowing OF spring corn have en-
gagged the attention Of farmers In ireland. Re
ports state that both operations are carried on
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BEFORE CALI,-l2.30 P. M,

1890 P. N.
$4,000 Us J20c '67 S. 107ss $4,000 US 5s 81 b3 1O4
5voUo Us 5sc. ssi. lv4,s sou US "a 1891. 103
l:3I p. nj.
$1,000 Us 900 G5. 1oix $i4OyO US AZ G. 1891 IO3
JuOOD Js 1881 1u4 5UUyU us currency llsIx
s25oOO Us o's, c, 1881. 1V4ts
$3.50 p. Al.
$4,000 US es 1881 i07 $4,000 US os 1884,. 104ss
JOU0 Us 5's. z, 1851 %. 1U4%
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THIRD BOARD-2:3O ?. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON |: SPOT QUIET; FUTURES CLOSED
BARELY sTEADY-FLoUR LowER-wHEAr
LOwER-CoRN LowER-oATs LOwER-WHIs-
KEY sTEADIER PORK LOWER LARD
LowER-PETRoLEUM sTEADY-oILs QUIET
SPIRITS TURPENTrNE QUIET-RosIN QUIET
COFFEE sTEADY-sUaAR FIRM.
TUESDAY. April 90 p NJ.
Business was moderate in nearly all branches to-
day. and instances lower prices had 10 DO
accepted. on ehange -four, wheat, corn, oats and
nearly all kinds OF provisions lower. Whisky
was steady Cotton on the spot was quiet. Futures
closed barely steady Coffee steady. Sugar firm. Naval
stores we're quiet Oils and petroleum also quiet
ASHES were quoted 45sc 4Ac. for pots and 5lsc
5Ac for pearls
AsrrxosY was in light stock and firm 12slc I3c.,
gold. for regulus
Covrrx-The market for Rio quiet, but steady; SEQ
bags Rio ex Haley. sold at l5c. Mild coffee dull
Stock Of coffee April ?. 1879 1881 arrived since
April Marie 4997; do do. %. ex H. Kseney. 1000
Total 1897 Grand total 90 s7s bags sales-Aprl 2
Haley 400 bags; do. do do 1000; do. g. do 45o do.
A. do 500: do do do 25oo do do. do AGO; do. do,
do 1885, do do 56o: do S, do 1000; do. g. ex Con-
stance TAT; ex j. 1880; Copcrncus 500 Total.
1902 bags stock Of Rio coffee April Q, 1875 s5,3i6
baga
Galveston ooU
New 49,. 1890
baltimore 37t68
New ork $3.50
Total ..................... 1874, 9si
Stock In second hands
New Orleans. so,
bhitimofe.. xoDsO
90. 400
Total stock ............ ............. 22l 43O
Afoat loading for United States TO March - 1873
Purchased for United States to April 900 sam
tos) l3l,ouo
Total visible supply $50 500
New orleans 49, 3ioo
Baltimore ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0,6gy
New II 1888
Total (bags) "a si7
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FINANCIAL.

K T REASONABLE RATEs-MONEY on LIFE AND
N Endo wment Insurance Policies and Mortgages sama
oought of all kinds effected with best comps.
j. j. ~ W.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-21
Miss Bertha Won Hillern.

As it is probable that this wonderful lit
tie German will give an exemplification of
the advantages of careful and systematic
physical culture in this city at no distant
day, any information concerning her will
afford timely reading.
A clergyman who witnessed one of Miss
Won Hillern's feats sent to the Providence
r. ~ Journal the following tribute to her:
"What after all, is the positive value of
such exhibitions? / think they have de-
cided value, and that it is two-fold. First
and foremost, they have moral value. No
one who saw the pedestriennne struggling
against fatigue on her one hundred and
forty-fifth mile could fail to be impressed
with the moral courage invested in her
undertaking. Her resolute step
and . compressed lip represented
something more than physical endurance,
They meant will and perseverance and
pluck. They represented the mastery OF
numberleSs discouragementsg growing out OF
the very nature of the undertaking The
physical value of Miss Won Hillern's walk
is perhaps more evident That our Amer
ican women, as compared with those OF
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-21
WASHINGTON,S BIRTHDAY.
How 1t Will be Celebrated in This
City.

Tomorrow is the anniversary of the birth
day of George Washington, The Father Of
our Country"
Most of the public offices will be closed,
and also number of our business houses.
AS general thing, however, the day will
not be celebrated as of old.
The St. Aloysius Orphan Society will ac-
cording to an old custom, give grand con-
cert and entertainment, in honor of the
day, at Pixies Opera-houSe, Sunday night.
DR.. Gustave Bruehl will deliver the festival
address The programme has already been
published
In anticipation of the day balls will be
given tonight by the Odd-felows' Senger-
chor at Turner Hall, and by the ladies' soi
cieties of st. Peters Church at Jefferson
Hall.
The German Pioneer Association will
give grand banquet tonight at Schuman S
Hall. The programme is as follows:
Opening of the festival by President
Gerstle.
Music.
Address by J. B. Jeup Esq.
Music Beginning of the banquet)-Vio-
lin solo (''Mignon") by Samuel Flohr
Address by Rev. Jacob Kaemmerer.
Song and music, under direction of S. W.
Siebern.
Continuation of the banquet.
Music-Violin solo by s. Flohr.
Song and musc-Mr VIM. Renan; pop
ular songs and ending of banquet
Address by DR.. Gustav Bruehl.
Song and Music-Mr. B. Trum.
Speeches, songs and dancing,
Tomorrow night the Society will attend
the banquet Of the Pioneer Society Of Gov
ington.
The German Veteran Society will cele-
brate the day, and their thirteenth ami
versary at the same time tomorrow even
ing by ball at Workmen's Hall
Robnson's Light Infantry, Company Fl,
First Regiment 0. N. G., will give grand
hop tomorrow night at their armory in
Lafayette Hall, Nos. 674 and 676 Race
street.
A dramatic entertainment in commemo-
ration of the day will be given tomorrow
night in the new hall of the st. Francis OF
Sales Church, East Walnut Hills.
The Central Club give grand masquerade
ball tonight, with fireworks, at the Belle
vue House.
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roof, but were extinguished on the arrival
of the Department before not more than a
few dollars damage was DONE The alarm
came in from Box 12.
ARRANGEMENTS are in progress to run ex-
cursion trains from all the towns near the
city on Mardi Gras Day-Tuesday, March
5th-thus giving the country people an op-
portunity to witness the triumphal entry OF
Rex and his followers into the Paris OF
America, and also to attend the Grand Car
nival Masque Fete at the Bellevue House in
the evening, given under the supervision OF
Manager Miles.
A JOINT meeting of the German and Eng
liSh section of the Socialistic Labor Party,
was held last night at Arbeiter Hail. Mr..
Ende of the Volkszeitung, resigned his po-
sition as member of the National Execu-
tive Committee, and young man named
Ehrmann was elected to fill his place. The
Executive Committee were then instructed
to call convention on the 10th of March
for the purpose Of nominating candidates
for the spring election.
Mr.. ULRIcH OPPLIGER, the foreman at ].
P. Strauss & Bro. s, on Third street, at which
place the elevator accident occurred Satur-
day evening last, is in critical condition,
suffering from injuries to the heart and
lungs. Findlay Dashaney, who suffered a
fracture of the leg, is also lying in critical
condition. Mrs. Magdalen Weishaupt, of
Covington, is suffering from swelling in
the side. 1t is thought that she has sus-
tanned serious internal injuries.
THE Walnut Hills Literary Society was
organized last evening at the residence of
Rev. Henry Baker, and the following Off
GERS elected: N. W. Harris, President; J. H.
Clemmer, Vice President; Miss Sallie Tren-
ner, Secretary; T. Pickering, Treasurer and
an Executive Committee composed of
W. T. Perkins, A. A. Clerke, Esq, DR.. l..
Robertson, Mrs. DR.. Freeman, and Miss
Helen NJ. Hypes. The first regular meeting
of the Society is to be held Tuesday evening,
March 18th,