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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24
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EHE LATEST
The Press on the Situation.

Ihe FTcSS On the Situ AtlOh,
National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON. Jan. 24.-A dispatch from
Berlin giving the utterances OF the Ger
man Presp, says: The provincial cor
respondeucc believes that peace will be
secured. The Post trusts tine Czar will
not occupy ConstantinOplP, because in
that case England must interfere.
The AIgemeine Zeitung, regarded as
Bismarck mouthpiece, says the event.
nal entry Of the RUSSIANS into Con-
stantinople can not longer be regarded
as impracticable.
TAe National zoituny, the organ oil
the Liberals, also believes III 1T the Rus
slams intend to go to Constaltinople.
An Extra Credit OF Parliament.
National Associated Press TO the Star.
LONDON, Jan. "a In the House Of
Commons this afternoon i, was stated
on b!half OF the Government that the
Russians were continually advancing
towards the Turkish Capital withou,
communicating the terms VI peace de-
manded. The Government was, there
! fore. compelled to ask an extra credit 0l
Parliament.
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National Associated Press TO the star.


MILWAUKEE, WIS, Jan. A.-At
O'clock this morning VIM. Grundmaun
cigar manufacturer, aged thirty -six, was
found dead in the basement OF hts
pre- emises. having hanged himself by a
rope from the joisl Of the upper floor
He has indicated to his wife aud friends
that dull business and inability to collect
outstanding accounts depressed him
very much. He leaves q wife and four
young children.
AT 9o'clock last evening the body OF
an aged woman named Hansen. who
lived with her son-in-law at 739 Fourth
street, was found hanging in an open
wood shed In the rear OF the promises
named. Its supposed that she was i'll.
toxicated when the deed was done, she
being addicted to excessive use o
liquor.
PEORIA, ILL, jan, A.-Mrs. Ham, sew
enty-six years of age, an old resident O
Peoria, living at the corner of Evans ant
Madison streets, committed suicide yes
terday morning by taking strychnine
She ate her breakfast as usual aud ap-
peared to be In ordinary health. Wher
called for dinner she was found to b
sinking but III possession of her tacu
ties. She stated that she wished moth
ing done, she had taken poison ant
wished to die. A physician was sum
monsd, but when he arrived The old lady
was dead.
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BALTIMORE,
Big Haul Of "a Bur8Iar-COaI Oll
Accident-Theat Stampede.

Big Haul of u BurElaF-COal Oll
Accident-Theate Stampede.
National Associated Press to the star.
BALTlMoRE, Md, Jan. 24-Last night
thieves entered the bedroom of Jossph
{. Merritt, late Of the Canton Oil Works,
and carried of his trousers, which had a
pocket wallet containing over 5000 In
grsenback notes and checks. OF this
amount $500 was in greenbaoks. HIS
shirt was also carried Vtf, but both arti-
cles were found In the paEior ut the
house. The trouser pockets were emp
tied OF their contents, and the stud ;
were stolen from the SHIFT bosom and
cuffs.
Mrs. Catherine Pasant, who was
burned by the explosion Of coal-Jil
lamp last night, died to-day.
An explosion OF chemicals used In the
calcium lights at Holliday-street Thea
ter at the matinee yesterday injured
three OF the employee, aud one it is feared
fatally. The report Of the explosion was
succeeded by shock which shaft cred
the front windows of the building, anG
tue large audience, including many la.
| dies, rushed for the doors. r~e
A scene OF wild confusion tden en-
| sued, and it was thought that many
were injured in the stampede. Owing Il
the numerous exits all got out saiely
and returned some moments later, when
| the extravaganza proceeded.
BALTIMORE, MD, Jan. q A fire thii
morning al 4:30 O'Clock, in the furniture
store OF Lincoln b Haskell, at No. 20;
West Baltimore street, caused damage
to the amount Of $500 The buildina
which is owned by Hamilton, Eastou
Sons, aud in part occupied by them as a
81 900 dollars.
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SITTING BULL AGAIN.
ApprehemsiOns of More Trouble
With the Indians.

N National A Associated Press to tho scar.
BISMARCK, D. T., Jan. A.-It 10 re
ported that Sitting Bull is now campet
On FrenohmaL's Creek, with over thou
sand lodges, including the Nez Perces
and the recent deserters from the agen
cies, numbering two hundred and eighty
lodges, with one thousand warriors
Sitting BULBS own camp numbers two
thousand three hundred warriors, anC
five thousand women and children
They are splendidly mounted anG
armed.
The Agency Indians are armed with
Sharpe rifles and carbines, have al
abundance OF ammunition, and also
Government horses and mules III large
numbers. Sitting Bulls assistant com
ny .ud is equally we'll armed ant
equipped. All the principal hostile
cuieis are with them, Black Moon, -Four
Horns, Long Dog and Rod Bear.
Red Bear deserted his agency with
Two hundred lodges Immediately alter
his journey to Washington. Black Cat.
fish, chief Of the Yanktouais, In the
vicinity Of Peck and Wolf Point, sends
word to Gen. Miles that he will stand
by him. Upon tue strength OF that intel.
llS9uc6 Ven. Mics Seht Oh Tluay laSt
TWO companies OF infantry to Fort PECK
to hold it against attack.
The Indians from Sitting BULBS caml
were seen within len miles oi Fort Peck
which would indicate Il southern move
mem, and probably an attempt upon
Fort keogs. Miles can put only tiye
hundred soldiers in the fed. Ii Sitting
Bull moves Oh him another Custer mas
sucre must follow or else mastery re.
lreaG.
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GEORGE WAsHlNaTON's CANE.

The Baltimore Sun OF Friday SsYs.
"a gold headed staff, Or cam, OF Ma1ao-
ca wood, which is ticketed as haYlax
been once the property orGsu. GsoEEs
Washington, 10 on exhibition at the EF-
elry store Of Canneld, Brother 4 CO. II
bears upon gold band near the gold
head the inscription: BEG leatheI ~
Gen. George Washington to Il 'hey1
Washington, OF Chotanck, aDt frUsH aia
descended TO bis grandson, Peter Gras-
son Washington Il is now In tho pss-
session OF the vie OF Mr.. II. Ii. Raisiyh.
Of Baltimore, who is q niece OF no late
son Washington died in New YO.k IN
1872, and until the complete settlcn sat
ol his estate tho cane was locked up iss
the New York Safe Deposit COIapaAf:s
vaults under a boGd Of 5000. fr1z.
Chapman Maupin, OF the Baltimore Gig
College, vas Administrator o. the ss tats.
The first pOssesSor OF the caue after the
death OF the Father Of his CouhCry I1s
Robert Washing on, OF CA0tanck, Va.
whom she General IN his will mehLtsas
as his 'lriend and relative.' The caas
was bequeatheu by Robert Washiugtea
to Mr. Townsend Thomas, and thus ueat
for a time out OF the Washington family.
After Mr. Thomas death it passoa
through a few hands aud came back -
the family Of Luud Washington, xaa
lTom him 20 Petor Grayson WAshiax4op.
OF New York. The inscription thaI the
oaue bears is evidently OF nodern data.
put on during Peter Grdyson WaSh,as-.
TOMS ownership OF the urucle. Toe goid
head OF the cane bears q cUal-ol-ar ns
nearly etfaoed. Th2 intrinsic value OK
he article ls MA, but the aat quariaP
tn ia a nv "A
dollars. 1t is IA sturdy-loOking article .
support, aud has as large u diameter ~
some OF the knOtted, s:rIggy. and un-
handsome logs of wood aheote4 today.
Ii is OF rather unusual length, aud @&s
probably carried more AS an article Sf
support than for ornament, bat u 90
doubtful il the Flther Of his CouuLxS
could have swung it vita the sans
elaborate twist that is eXpvudel -
gold headed canes OF mJre moa.ra
date"
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Messrs L. McHugh aud J. Noble ars
at o.umbuS.
Geu. II. e. Wright, U. s. a., is n tAs
Grand Hotel.
MIR. J. W. CAT has gone f lst aud wiki
visit the various cities.
Ex-Governor G. W. Moorehead, ~
West Virginia, Is at the Burnet.
Rev. W. Z. Van Meter. Of Rome, Lta:E.
is a guest Of samuel Mills, Eco.
Hon. b. +. Harris, Ex-SeoretarF ss
State, Indianapolis, il at tue Gibson.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Bates and Miss faneso
Sulphin, of Middletown, were marrieS
last evening.
Mr. W. P. Webster, agent Of Haxss.
ley'S Miustrels, will arrive ia The cssS
next week.
Deputy Marshal JeffceYs, who n Iaw
days age, lot his third prisoner csc ape.
has been released from his duties.
Colonel Jones, OF this city, 10 Waiting
his old homestead in West firginia,
alter an absence OF thirty three years.
The marriage of Mr.. W. C. Pexle. 0l
the firm OF W. g. Peale II Bros, TO Niles
Mary Hey, Ia announced to take piace
Thursday, January 81.
uatno %lAi u va tASs
Home Steam Laundry, was presented
Yesterday with a handsome gold WateA
by the employees Of the irm.
Mr.. Joseph Tinker. Master OF tho g..
IL. &c d. Depot was presented with =
xol,I-Asaded cane last evening bPeaB
clerks in the freight department..
Tie marriage ceremonies OF W. q.
| Mittsndorf and Misa + nml Schueidsr
took place last evening at the residence
OF the brides ta.her. Rev. MIR. Atbexs
| oficiated.
Henry c. Young and John Grossius, sf
this city, have been app United by Prsst-
dent HAyes Honorary Comnissionsra
at the Industrial Exhibition IN PARIS 20
represent Ono.
Hon. J. j. Faran yesterday rece yed q
telegram from Gov. Blshsp ofeSias,
him the position OF Polios Commission
er. MIR. Faran declined to accept. Col.
l.. A. Harris. who Aai similar ufseF.
mas also refused.
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BOARD OF Public works,

The Beard mot i'll regular sesslou,
all the members present and Mr.. Bell In
the chair.
The bid Of Geo. +. Meyers was ac.
ceptcA. for iiiting Glenway avenue, be-
tween Eonsadiue avenue and Mt. Har.
risep Rad.
A req Aest for permission to purchase
a book and bill case aud TO make some
repnlrs at an eXponse not to exceed $4j,
WAS granted.
The written contract between the city
and u Is. krrpcr was approved.
Az Ordinance was LranSmi ted to
NouuciI authorizing the Board OF Public
Works to locate, Iigt and eXtinguish Il
he pablo lamps, Prov ed that the
nUm 'cr be uOL reduced below fout
tuVusand seven huD1irea Rui lortY.eight,
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National Associated PfcSs 10 Tile Star.
SAN ANTONIO, Jan. ?4.-LIeut. NaXan,
vita a detachment Of twenty-five men o
the Tenth Cavalry, is In pursuit Of the
Indians who stole stock aud murdered d
three men in Macon and McCuli0ch
Counties. I've Indians are beading to-
ward lIecos River. The detachment is
we'll supplied, and there is every indI-
cation that the raiders Will be over.
taken.
A special dispatch FROM Uvsldo TO the
Express says the right l'g OF Lieut..
Gibson, who was injured by stag ui-
seC'iny, has been ampulatcd.
News is received at military head.
quarters Of ralding freely inuuIgPd IN
throughout 'pata County, and during
the past mUm,n tour herds Of cattle have
been driven across the Rio Grande.
General Ora reoslYeA ehieial lnloru,a.
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Terrific Locomotive Explosion.

CHARLOTrKyILLR, VA, Jan. 24-L0co.
motive No. 4. oil tue Chesapeake s. Ohio
Railroad Company, exploded on the
track, yesterday. completely wrecktng
the engine. The steel rails upon which
the engine stood were sunk between the
ties from the downward pressure.
About twenty feet Of the adjoining plat.
form was torn up, telegraph wires bro.
ken, and several frame bulldinXs near
pierced in their sides and rOoflng by
portions OF the flying iron as ifthoy had
Ueen subjected TO a cannonade OF grape.
sh0t. the bell has not yet been found.
The engineer aud fireman escaped, and
nobody was hurt.
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w A ASHTNGTON.
Interior Department Deficiency.
" Il A LOT tn thn

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24-The House
Committee on Appropriations had be-
tore them the Secretary OF the Interior,
Attorney General for the Interior De.
partmsnt, ana Commis sloner General OF
the Land Office, who urged an imm edi-
ate deficiency appropriation for the pur-
pose Of enabling The Department to con-
tinuo proceedings against depredations
on timber lands. Several members OF
the House were present and argued
again-t granting the efficiency.
The W., q. & 81. l.. NarrOw-gauge.
The House Committee on Railroad 8
and Canals heard further argument yes
terday by President BUrst, Of the
W ashingron, Cincinnati & st. Louis
Narrow-gauSe Railway, In favor OF Gov
ernment aid. The entire subject was
finally referred to a subcommittee, con-
sistIng OF Messrs. Shelly, Crittendon,
Cabell and Evans, OF Indiana.
Naval Inquiries.
On mo:ion of MIR. Anthony the Com
mlttee OIL Naval Affairs were discharged
from further consideration OF the ques-
ton OF legality OF relnstale ment OF Sur
gcon L. l. Draper i'll the Navy, and the
Committee on Judiciary, now having the
r mike case in charge, was dlreo!ed to
make the inquiry.
The New Loan.
Some days since members OF the Syn
dioate notified the Secretary Of the
Treasury that in consequence Uf the
agitation OF the Silver qu stion in Con-
gress they found it impossible to place
The ten millions Of four per cent. bonds
last subscribed for by them, and on
which account q call for redemption OF
ten million six per cents W as made on
the & b OF December last, and requested
the Government to release them from
the subscription.
Secretary Sherman called the matter
up At INV Cabinet meeting, when IL was
discussed, but no decision reached.
several MEMOIRS of the Syndicate ar
rived mere, aud had conference with
Lhe Secretary. A special session of the
Cabinet vas called, when the matter
was further considered, and "a decision
reached satisfactory to all conC armed.
1t is understood the decision Is for the G
Government to assume the responsible
ity Of placing the ten millions sub
,cribed by the Syndicate, and these
bonds will be the first to be placed when
he necessary amount is subscribed tor
unGer The receut circular Of Secretary
Sherman laV!tlng popular subscriptions.
fhe Treasury Department has been aa-
Hlseu OF subscriptions amounting to
$4,000, as follows: $50 900 from the
Gtiase National Bank VI New York, auu
900 rom Mil" aukue. by tue term )
ii Luc advertisement, subscriptions eau
not bo rec iyoa by luc Government uu-
til monday, the IS h.
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hackers have laid 600 to &lOO that he
will accomplish the feat.

hackers have laid c 200 to ElOO that he
will accomplish the feat.
ACoLLKGE CHALLENGE.
ITHICA, N. Y, Jan. PA formal re-
University from the Harvard University
freshmen, to row a three-mile race in an
eight-oared boat for the college cham
pionship, will be forwarded by Comno-
dore Green, OF the Cornell Navy, next
week. Ii an eight-oared crow can be
organized from the freshmen ciass, able
successfully to cope with Harvard iresh-
men, the challenge Will be accepted.
HANLoN-MoRRIs RACE TO BE RowED.
PITTSBORG, Jan. 24.--rhe challenge OF
Edward Hanlou, Of Toronto, to row
Evan Morris, of this city, tiye-miie
race for 81, 900, either ou Toronto Bay or
in Pennsylvania, tor the championship
Of America, has b2en accepted BY Nor
ris' hackers, and they have decided TO
| forward articles OF agreement TO Han
lon and cover the stakes which the lat.
ter has posted with Frank Queen, OF
New York. but they stipulate that the
race shall be rOwed at HailOn, Pa, and
Morris will allow uanlon expenses,
The race will be five miles, stakes 50 00(
anu the ch: m 2Ionship OF America.
| ANOTHER FEMALE WALKISr.
| RUTLAND, VI, Jan. A,-Miss Bertie
LIE France last night completed the tasa
of walking ffty-two miles in twelve
houra, and had fourteen minutes TO spare
| A swEEPsTAKES SHOOT.
| NEW York, Jan. A.-A sweepstake'
match, open to all comers, to shoot a
Htteen glass balls, will take place at Gil
more's Garden next Thursday under th'
management Of Capt. Bogardus.
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The sou OF the late EX-Govern0r n. q.
Baker, Of New Hampshire, is accused u
murder III hyyenne. His :othcr was
Adjutaut General OF Iowa Toe sever al
years during and sub ,tqueut to the HaT
One OF the Iowa papels SAYS: "r1sss
who remember gentle Willie Buket a. .
ready page boy in the Iowa Lesislalu q
Of a few years ago, will find it a SO Vy
task to ilentIiy him With the titr e
Cheyenne murderer who drove Snita
through a comrades body. Hurd. IN
deed, must have been the trials VA rs
transformed him into such a Bloody > n.
age. He descended, on hs mntn q
side, from the New YORK Ton Rrnce;- :
and is o third COUSIN 0i nJA. Llamlu "
Fish"
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The Cincin N nati Orchestra Concert

4 hc C1hClN u dtl orchestra conc cert.
The third concert OF the season OF the
Cincinnati Orchestra will take place to-
morrow (Friday) evening at Pixies
Opera.house. Miss Marie Van, a very
promising young singer, who has re-
celyed her musical education In this
oity, will make her debut on the COCA.
sion. The following fine programme
will be produced:
Overture, "Damu kobold". ...... .........R lff
symphony, No. 8. lin Walde' (two move
a. Largo, 'R0veriC."
b. Allegro assai, "Danco Of tho Dryada."
scena ct ARA. "Numi pieti" (Aida) .. Verdi
Miss Marie Van.
Concerto II fat min.) piano and orchestra,
....,....:......, Scharwenka
M. George Schneider.
Overture, "N ililam TclP ............ Rossini
Andanto--Symphony, "WeIhe der Toene,"
q, "Fruehingssiaube". ..,..........- schubert
b, ''Du Blst VIE cine Hlume". :. Uubmstein
Miss Marie Van.
Kol Sidrci, "Hcbrcw Melody" adapted ior
orchestra by Michael Brand). d)...............
FahtaSlc, "LOhungrln" n"................W W agncr
The sale of SEATS viii begin at Dub
meyel i SewhaiPs tomorrow.
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VIEW YORK CITY.
sumls NuImor Denied.

Savings Bank kuIMOr Denied.
National Associated PrGss to tho scar.
NEW YORK, Jan. q -Eumors have
been i'll circulation that the German
Savings Bank OF UAiun Square, very
large concern, was seriously iuvo.Yed,
bit the President denied the lunor to-.
day, and said it WAS probably owing to
The bank paying only interest for sev-
eral dal 8 past.
Failure of n Produce House.
Rhodes " Server. a large produce firm
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For Trustees Of LongvieW Asylum

For Trustees of LOngv view Asylum .
Sut,oi. aI Associated Prose to the Star.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 24.-In the Senate to.
day message was received from Gov.
Bishop, nominating John w. Price, Of
ees Of Longvlew for three years. The
nominations were referred TO the Be.
neVOlent Committee, with instructions
10 report noXL Wednesday.
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tion thot these rai6s had been made,
and ordered both cavalry and infantry
to proceed at once to the scene, and Ii
they fouHa any fresh traits to obey the
order of the Secretary OF War and folio "
the thieves TO the other side Of the Rio
Grande. rne policy which will be per-
sued in regard to those raiders will be
the same as that which has distinguished
Shaiter aid Bulls.
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.
Southern Railway
OFFICE OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES

OFFICE OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
CINCINNATI, Jan. ~ 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
i ~ the Trustees of the Cincinnstl Southern
Railway will attend In their office, No 10 West
Third street. on MOSDAY, January 2S, 1878,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4
O'Clock p. NJ, with a printed copy OF form
OF contract for completing and leasing said
railway, und containing the co ditions on
which said railway will be let and held to
hear such suggestions and objections as may
w urged iu regard to the proposed conditions.
Said hearing will commence at the time and
place above stated, and will continue between
Inc same hours fOr three days, and for such
turther time as the Trustees shall deem neccs-
aary.
The Trustees respectfully request the mer-
chants, manufacturers, capitalists and cltl-
sons generally, TO give prompt attention to
this mattur, aud that they take the necessary
steps to secure a contract to com ,'leGe and
leHso the railway in the interests of zinc matt.
by order OF the Board.
MILE? GREENWOOD. Prcst.
Attest: II. II. IATEa, Sec'y. 1t
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Accident 10 an Actor.

National Associated Press to- the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Jan. 24--John E.
McDonough, the actor, acclde ntally shot
himself in the LETT breast, at his home, on
North Thirteenth street, while cleaning
u revolver, about II O'clock this morn
Ing. He IL in critical condition.
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DrODued bend.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PorrsvlLLE, PA, Jan. 24.-Thls morn
ing Charles Spearly dropped dead while
on the street, from apoplexy.
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The following marriage Licenses were
ssued since our last report:
John Eitert and Julia Gebharth.
Conrad Mall and Frederica Russ.
K. e. Gabriel and Jennie Hatha way.
W. e. Mittendort and A. e Snydcr.
Ihas. Greer and Laura A. Knight.
Wm. Jockey and EItzabeth Harrie.
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SPORTING NEWS.
National Associ tod Press Co the Star.
ABIG BICYCLE RIDE

ABIG BICYCLE RIDE
LONDON, Jan. "A -DAvid Stanton, the
bicycle rider, has com.
plotted arrangements to ride a bicycle
one ihcu.and miles in one hundred and
torty-!our hours for a wager of 600 u
side. Stanton ia TO commence the won.
derful feat Oh February 10. 3tautou'a
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GEORGE Ross, a private watchmA',.
was bauly Lrulsed Tuesday uigAt bF =
roush whom he was attempting tO AcTesA
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
oprs.s SMANS s.,SSusE. TONIGHT.

Last night in English Of the Que, OF 1ra0-
edy, NINE. ELIZABETH Won crAMWlTZ,
in her great role OF i"Valcrla Messalina," in
khe grauu tragedy Of MESSALlNA, EN-
PRESS OF ROME. with superb cast. FRI
day, saturday and sunday niyht', Slme. Won
btanwitz will appear in German, supported
py the Wallner German Theatcr Company.
Friday, MARY Stuart" saturday, "Dcoorah;'
Saturday Matinee, IN English, ".Lessaliua"
MOnday, benefit OF Manager Miles.
/ Tuesday, Hayerly's Miostrels.
keSeryt1i seats at HaWley'S, l6l Vine street.
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. A. BERRY, DENTIST.
! svr-x Office and Residence,
Wf> 95 W. Seventh Street.
Laughing Gas used

dds WILL BE RECEIVED BY ME- AT
ID my ONCE for the purchase IN bulk, OF 80
much " the stock OF A Penediet assigned to
Nie, as is 10 store, No. ~ Emery Arcade, until
~ M. FRIDAY, January 35, 1878, subject to
bho Reject on Of all.
VICTOR ABRAHAM, Assignee,
Room 16 Masonic Temple, Third and Walnut
. streets.
: January 20. 1873 ja23-2t
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

NNTANTED TO HANGAR k,ndS Of wall
w paper at Sc per roll. W. Nj. BARNES,
Wl sycamore street. lcl3-u
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Held to Answer.

Hugh Moy was held to answer to the
charge of being an accessory after the
fact in the Farrelk homicide. The
Justice ofthe Peace was of the opinion
from the evidence presented, that the
meeting of Esgan aud Farrell. at the
time the latter was killed, was acct
dental, consequently Moy could not
have known an, thing about it; bat he
also inclined to the belief that as the
body of Farrell lay for sixty hours with.
in half mile OF Moy's place, Moy must
have known of his death, in which
event it became his duty to make it
public. On the supposition that Moy
knew of FarrelPs death aud took no
steps TO make it known, he was held to
answer before the Grand Jury in the
sum of 50 coo.