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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-01

|. Walter 5. Ludlow, Tor years the sneF-
getic manager Of the business Of Perrin.
Gaff 6 Co., has retired from that hrm. -
.sLamping & Woodburn, plumbers. hays
dissolved. Robert Woodburn will coa-
tinue the busiuass. - Il
Ii. .Fietert;rJr., retires from the hrms
of John G. Yost 8 Co., and II. Nietert.
Jr., q Co.
John D.. Bronson retires from the frm
OF Z. Andrew d Go. -'-i------s ..
:. WiiliamsW, Judd retires from the d "a
l'Ot Judd & OFlaherty:
firm. OF Daniel Armel Il Co. Business
Continues under the old name.
/, "Edward s, Brooks retires from the
Cincinnati Yarnish Company.
Richard Nelson has resumed the posi-
tisn OF Principal OF Nelson's Business
College.
W. Il. Porter. jr., ret1res from the arm
of W. Ii. Porter & Co., iron business.
Same firm name continued. W. H. PoF-
ter and w. A. Dietrich remain. 3,
W. Il. Porter, jr., and W. A. Dietrich
form the Porter Iron Roofing Company.
Morris Goldsmith has been admitted
Las partner in the firm OF Goldsmitb,
Ennekirg q Co., clothing, No. o. West
Pearl.
,Mendel & Rosenberger succeeds q.
Wildberg II Co., trunk business, No. 1aA
West Pearl. 1'
Firm OF John. Sohlotthauer & Co.
shoes, dissolved R.maining partners.
J. Stanger, Charles Boyd ana Tnomss
Bingham, form hrm of Stanger, Boya d
Co., same business and place.
Morris Goldsmith reyires from the firm
of May, Goldsmith b Co., clothing, No.
ll6 West Third street. May Brothers Il
Co., new tirm.
l. A. Wyler admitted to- the firm Of
Ackerian1, Wyler y Co,
Jacob B.och admitted 10 the firm aa
| Abe Bloch d Co. -
Charles A. Wirthwlne no LONGER :iu
I'employ OF Rost, Sadler & Co. ~!
| Firm Of Prichard, Smith & Co. dis;
soVed3 new firm Smith, Stoughton d
Payne, including Frank W. Smisa
James e. NJ. Stoughtnnz ,asnJamin u.
]. l.Ragat-aan4as isaA=gs. A. rrfchard, beat ard
sh0e business.
I. Fred, g. Sellers. admitted an Inter.
Fest With j. Z. Mills'& Co... 81: II :,
Morris L. shipley. admitted to -aal
interest with Saipiey, Hoover 4 CO.
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:
AMIaOulkCo rieMla.

"The Love.CRAss.seSethh Davenports,
Thursday exeniSg, Sg,A::s-n,
The Queer, ,Cs$yt ttshiS sfve recep ton
to its members to-day. ...
The Social .ThSee give their frs, grand
ball at JeffEsQn, Hal lso-nlsht.
Grand musqYerada:ahd-fauoy dress
ball az the Belevate this evening.
The Buckeye Csmbin ntien will give q
social ball at Turner ,Hall .tQ-nigAt.-ss- .,
me managers. M the,. " idows' Home
meet tolnorsoE asslfe'eloeksat thefYy,
IN. o. A. ROOMS.
Grand ,complfnentary b,lf by the
Sixth Ohio Yoluftser Infantry Associa-
zion at Geyers Assembly Rooms this
evening.
Mrs. CaroIina $;-Rrooks, the butter
sculptress< t:ySs &alps, viii mold q
bust t0f1Ax, Standing alone like any
bust in plaster or marble.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-01

!. PsL1qe eIsEt Hts skn,t il oh hn-Ma-
ssn'!na! .! Wa arahFSs4 escb.
RpteH RaSirtoa. ydS prStAnfPd .%ith
EGsol9shsadsFcane last htEhtsSs en-
Fpfoyes. l.
...sW4acex;;hss declined;s. lkeWises Ben.
aeclinss !ff ta+on: :sk Honeat
b taflegEtglh9d. ''"s%fs.'
r AfSSgeRt carried off the honor
of belng.,tSe,nap9somest .xotshg LADY "
TIE Qdd1eil9&s' u ali flast. ntst IT,. ~,
syTAs @dtR,A& yieY lADeing GEss6' d 70
Eets s6sfe pats5lIo aaall &as I
| flehS fant JMs. ~Norning xfeT ed" sew
e@Rf. 4 es4ooking heads from The effects
oNt, although no blame 80 the manaxers
WAS attached. Pete, sherry your nibs.
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Narrow EscaSS Ss ssS.gI.
NATIONAL AssooiatSlkBteas 70 tae star. I. 9

National AssociatekBfeAs to tae SsaE :.ss )
. .Rasr6S, jag. i.AAaetler has Ssen'fs:
here tfon Spsgssown; .1rS -.
written by thsciiI otS6er II the Has!6F,
1ssk 'AteaAight, which was aDahdopsa.
at sea the Tth OF last month. TIE vess
ssl. Sytiier was commanded" by ChaFles;
W.st.er1dMse, left. Hampton Roads: ttfe.
-IStlf, Of November, bound fors New
rQteppS;t HoAaGd, with tull cargo Of
yelI6Mypise. On tAe.sad aud. Sd Of De-
cah5sf she exRsrIeSuga heavy weather,
and"1I the 81 abI %esaef sprapg a leak.
All kpA1as kepto1astartly atthe pumps,
but despite ttsiltf fxeNions tins water
gained rapidE; d. hen. On the 7th
the Italian barkXnslpe: Riena hove III
sigh +, and altat eNfstderable exertiop,
the sea-upUinS very 'higd at the time,
the entise crew. 6f. the N Moonlight were
transferred to the Elena, ant-1arrowly
escaped being capsized three times.
The letter says their escApe from
Drowning seems almost miraculous.
The ofle eers. .anFcrew OF the abandoned
We ssel we're received with ki1dness iby
the Captain Of Of the barkentine, who
did all In his power to relieve them :.
The. Moonlight.was built in 1855, and.
was rated A l. .. = :,
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.LOcal. Person MS.

sg9Ele9F hsAsh f.Bsnnqss;af the F6Ha-
!, HosS H6oiass L. Young is in the
Ply \, ;lsg sil ~ yesP1 calls,
hi [ / III ~ 9aSa gGbDss H. LOCKER. 81 the
FasSSsGase PaYA5a& Corps, is in the oity
IfhS s6s3;l IS hs sged neither.
! Ftsdt Sellers; Gfsooyington, has
! yakAS afni stsd. as a'ttll. partner in the
|1f,msof j., K: NJ ills & Co.. Cincinnati. .
.Mis .Mollie Lusk, OF LeoN, West vir.
gina;1s the guest OF Miss Jennie Glib
son, corner Of R&oS and Ninth streets.
Mr.: Ross II. ,FAIton, late County
Treasurer, has retired to private lite and
turned his business over to Mr.. Fred
Seible.
|. MIR. Henry T. Ogden, superintendent
Of R ,bert Clarke q COPS printing de-
par hnent, was presented with an ele
CANT water-servica OF silver by the EN-.
ployes under his charge. The presenta.
tion speech was made~by the assistant
Mr.. Francis Hill. Mr. Ogden will be re.
membered as the WOrkingmeRs cAndi
date for State Sshator on their late
ticket. -.E,S
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-01

MIR. T. J. Smith, the editor and pub
Usher Of the National 40. U. W. BulIe
tin, was waited upon yesterday by O
deputation of,hisemployes, who left him
an elegant easy chair. Iga4: -
Fred. Klnsinger, superintendent FOL
Naddux, Hobart & Co., received d beau
tiful watch chain from the employee. :.
Mr.. David Cohen, senior partner Of
cipienl OF a gold-hSaded cane presented
by the workmen. under his charge.
!. Mr.. Sanford. ID. Smith, who for seven.
teen years has been in the employ oil
Messss. Wilstach, Baldwin & Co., was
agseeably surprised yesterday by the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-01
New Years Amusemen 10.

, At .Robinson's Opera-leuss STUART
Robson And W, Fl. Crane in "Forblddea
Frult-N at the New Years Matinee. To-
night last time of "Our Bachetors." !.
AT the Grand Opera-house Maggie
Mitchell Matinee at 2 o'clock, tsLitils
Barefoot" To-night.at = O'Clock, ''Peax1
Of Savoy" :;
At Wbod's Theater, matinee ana
night, "rhe Dizzy Blondes," MinstrsiS
and "Cau-ean." - \
At the Bellevue House tonight. Grana
Masquerade and Fancy Dress Bau.
Grand March ate:30.
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The Charter Oak Life. Insurapce
Company: ..
N ational Associated Press to the star.


HARTFORD, CONN, dan. -Marskall
JsWelb President OF the Chartsf Oak
Life, insurance Company,h has Addressed
a eisestlar to the policy, holders OF the
Company urging upon them: the .ieces-
sity of tneif acoe pting the forty per cent.
scaling Df'their policles--in other Words
the acceptance Of 90 cents ON dollar.
This course, he says,,<S is absolutely
necessary to prevent the Company 60
ing into bankruptcy. He. says there is
at present no income from premium
receipts, but the expenses OF the COM
pany are paid by realizing upon their
Investments. This can not long continue.
/ A la,ge number have consented 80 the
sealing down, but a number still de-
Icline. The responsibility rests with the
tatter class. He concludes by saying
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.e'CHIos@o EXPORTING BLOOD. -GQv'
rernoE seymour says: While n'Chieago
L discovered that an immense hssiqess
'hasxstQwf up from preparing 'caTes'
Tongues Anu pigs feet for European
'MaItetA;. They.are better able to- do
'xhsA a. the West than We are, ..Qp ac-
SfInn nfaT the. abundance of he"suppli.
HI expire ssing, my surprise at this TO u
'eaf ket ny said: :'Why. sir, I ,cartell
! .yoa S6.aethlng more strange than that.
drafts apSa a certain quarter, and wien
i asKed him now that@appened.' he said,
That is for the eblopds1sesi4.,, The blood
Far Ch1cago is exportedS tg agricultural
lind commercial alpurposesE~ 49,
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The Courts.
COMMON PLEAS.

The State against .John Reese. In
this case, which was given to the jary
last evening a verdict wac returned
acquitting Reese.
= - PRoBATH.
! jacob. Benniager yesterday made an
Assignment for the benefit OF creditors
to Stephen Coles.
80, UNITED sTATKS.
The First National Bank of zanes-
vile, o, filed a,petition yesterday, to
recover $500 and interest on q promis.
sorry note from Edward l.. Lemart, SAM.
uel Dunn, John W. Blizzard, aud John
McLane, of Muskingum County.
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FIna.ia6 Drepedations. .


y atsonaf Associated Press to the Star. i'.i
wy, Jan. 1.-The 'Lea9es
5RAs special from very reliable @ueS
Respondent at Rawlius, Wyoming dls
'tory: staAng'that large number Of + Fry
'Use Indians from the White :RiEsT
Agency Rre "encamped on Snake RIVER
stealing horaes, killing cattlaRnd fhfeat-
ening thelives of the citlzsns, who 2ssy
hands if something is not done fer. 'tfafr
relief. -. =. i; =:
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fpD1f1oNAB NRMR6Ey: RENes.

@BRA1TIoNAI1 N 1AF.NtS4sH y Hh-sSs: 4
fAignt ls the lastnight ysSas .fAsr,st
sSsaElsy, Ssvpaes nr'' .o,i,5 81 s;s s4s !
fsbss Happy New YeTto:aE
. t3a. Rioseer. Society will old an iui-
.Ness sseting tomorrow evening.
i, THss Msrtin's Benevolent Society
X82k &eethis evening i'll thes school
f$ko3HAAAs Christi Church. .
: "A 14kz3e&afng made to hays work
resdl $40 s1urch of the 1mmacr-
fate aarfy IN th5spriAg, aud
it t18eAMGa1e Continued until It's
eomp5fyR&tE1-.
1tsJnH jd.& " ins.on found Two NJ.
n Fhildren day before yes
4AtAA $5dA3Hs&sar the Kicking, and
SnfstG Silva & Trainers sa-
ND {HAsfSEgSnm lunch was set. He
$Std IA ggat and be- fNed, re-
a9sp JF y4y11Hhich they did. and
15dsh ts. ENsyI :. o.
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WASHINGTON
Informal Cabinet Meetihg =
aslonal Associ ated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the star.
WAsHINaToN Jan. An informal
meeting of the Cabinet officers wa, held
o.tho S~eon,ivaI Mano;on roa,o,dor t,r
az 'ne EAo"'.'e .u"eion yes'si uay ioi
the purpose OF disposing Of the routine
business otthe different be partme nts,
as no regular meeting OF the Cabinet
will be held until Frniay, unless some
thing of Importance should occur to
demand an earlier session.
Lincoln rerr,torx.
Messrs PiadIou,,,d.o =,
tho o9T HnSsa tTute, Gor,a., Muaurow ana nay; o.
have ii charge Ii01 Bill nroVi,,me o for tbs
coin xnhinn ~ me ne tS SstrlsolS u In
t,nns @ OF" Of tho TaUrno,s"s W. =, poa- w
nsLoto ard MaH.anS r. J-,r, W Gtnius' ~
which is 10 10 Hnsfs;S AZ sny .,sThis NJ a,b "
cnmmittoo W nEsss.s;s sySs "a * ouo-
ng h, JnSge Raas.sS ssrs. VIZ Whita
head, of Dskols iSfats;r - MI ys.e Ron fon
OF the Territoru Nc raSSsr w IN n ~ ~ u
tar ia Ii taIv to. Z. aasda IKE ME- essny:
" M! ~ y 10y % 'S""
senator oon&hng'sf
SeiFset.eolhamlslees on Me&!esn. AFFAIRS,
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: .':'EQgaia.IiGN..... j ..
sThS War.
National Associated Press to the Star.

N"'ionk. ASsoo'e'eu ''ro8S " NO ''aI
- ,"RUssIAs SQUARE REFUsAL.s
LONDON, Jan. l.sItris announced That
p,o,;. .nosi;mxo1v rof,,s,s .the nr.fyerod
I,u',." po'. nv, W.
Ensllsn mealatiop'. .shdhaS a9Vlse~ iur'
key. to- lie gotiate fQrtan -armis tde Miib
I xha. 1Rus ain y. MIN srS, 81 Gn B,fS afders
Am An oa Gantsohak its nate, III .aEsNfer. d
baT rGT An rs s:oris Ii s i:Ss 1nI}R III
Tax {o,5 4 on1on> ana \ a,tnfst x5ounc az
Fl.i;aSsbse n r.ai droT. .Wstn dsWsv. '4The Re,
~ - ukNrrf,M nsws AZ Great att the, smost
- tznsa hxci tsnlent here.,-aSld. it, ia be-.
t5aysT fSafWnr Win RnGa 'fs.ineyita,
4Taf If oTltm To nrntprL 1srSS riA Eisssres to
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.A.F6O'r Race

Wh5t4;Hndea If a sKnScs. Down
u: fmA Free Fight. !
EateSAAssosisssd Press se the siar: >
s1ecx. sMk iowa. Jant;h4-A {aQt
rage ,ss; placs..sp3 Fesn
Jag ssSAscf Aeavsh saiaa, ,,aad
!Ts6Iais sw taeaas... thsy
ran ;otss lr1 :afa sf!ty;,yN4s for
$1,000 S4a aS1dthe champ sS1rM ii. the
West. MS8hsson was the fay9tHe at
$1QO to $75 ak Che start. E8g. men :Iak
aS 4 By 3os. sAs s,s tor ,Y tYsqty-ys ysfdfshAi 7,
2ewn. Natfhes& sontinued sds4 S
the crowd Jumped on tbe-%ra}HN@dS
free fght snsued. Rstol Ek0Hxkxf9
fired, add the referee lett Sh9:.gi9hb
,Rusb' ssbaokers clsenAed the rsS&fttA ph3
referee retpsedto hafe any Thing InSts III
do wttb the aftatr.s .:
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smplSyes .e n and. presented with a costly

employee and. presented with a costly
Fred: Gum emahn, foreman Of s..
Loweuhat g Co., received a handsome
9ameo ring from Charles Seeley.
Henry soaroeder, Esq, with tbe firm
Eys@S.and chain, given to him for New
ssEegtS present.
:STh9 .smplpyes OF W. 81. Thayer &
Hifffnery house we're given 6 com.
4 EEIyaljiaagntary supper last night at the
ER3G$d6f W. P.'Stewart. -.
Ply. =: A. Eisenhardt, No. "a Clinton
EstEeet, an old and reliable employe OF
of Brigel Brothers, received a
eGqld-headed cane from the firm and en-
FDloyes last night.
r -Mr. u. L. Simmons, q carriage manu-
Efaeturer on John street, WAS last night
kRresented with a handsome inlaid writ
7 Flng.desk by his elnpIDyes.
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plS%egF4pe4oitute ourins 1o6'
ss%,e ssps,ts' rahas.s s'i5,s; 5S;4 s 1s
IpSipfyy ,..:..s...:......s el.asslS
skAgeaEtnsnsa .'...: Ssss 9.s45 0s Os
,ee.ssASWx'i''.'%s:-:::;'..sssssg ,es '.ss '.ss 80 go q Is
stf stlS is, ,sss sss j. j.
!!l s'|$,,:. s,s :s,s s,3 + +
" 9niag g:..es..".!:~. usEsyst:3s,1 ,1s5 y y
s HniSsrsity .ss:tsS ..s:.s, 50, ,iS5 $
W;scf s.i:SSt.......:. NI,Ol7 "
WoiS house 4SsssSfS..SSS>.,..., 6s,85o 0s
Esr ESse Fsma,,in: 7w0Tlsji -: is&tS is4.tS 3 z
satset sHstst MssS,@ss 49, so,7ss s. ?s s
Public Buildip&S 44y 1888 SO
4Esss sln1isSH Hn1ss;se ~ n1s4gsSS i i
$VTbSS 4ssstasfSs$ t3EN&E .3sS .4sV7
%.&,4aSeMksSEEs$sssSS459 &x4$ySTr. :SS,s
Ix ys8y 4 IN az u Z
esss 81 + ~ TsSa .Wifb
~ HGYtaa aaESNXSSSd&ANA are those
:sEass sSns Ma N X5eU rS:fFSfSfeSs $500 81:
taGxtai IX IXesS: 4.4SXsA.sH :.
- uaSes2. fsYS%SM. aO17.
s. sHsfSr NJ h IL 4 HSJ.13 3areg ..22S
f*E%SdSeH,a N MarfEfTS0: single: 2e3.
Z kliHs "IuoHs, ZoVi ho' staleu'~
A9sGrENS49 9cfhna1l, Ao&s elsewhere
in thA::laSkaateS o4s; ueAmany s!5;
tfga41. * (. iSi'u, ss4i a9auo' a9 .
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The following deaths have been Placsi
on record since our lass report:
VIM. Il. Love, II yrs, city.
Fred. Brossamiie, IS yrs. Germany.
Sebastian. Krug, E yrs, Germany.
Annie Kendrick, 1yr, city. ~
Infant Kerzheim, stili-born, city.
Sarah L. Sailer, 8S yrs, city.
Reuben Moreley, Is yrs; Kentucky.
Edward FarreH, 9 in6sy CITY, ~
II. Hsrmaun, 4 yrs, Germany.
Edward Lorrig, 40 yrs, city.
Sophia Faiz 70 yrs, Germany.
Infant burns, weeks. city.
Lena Juergeus, Ss IRE, Germany.
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A demonstrates. a.,
: Last evening the managers OF. .Wopa's
Theater received. the following lettef; 7

= Last evening the managers OF. Wooa's
Theater. received the following lettef; 7
.OFFICE OF SUP'T OF POLICE, .,
.-,r. CITY OF CINCINNAfI,' ,', !:
CINCINNATI, Dec. 81, i8I7.>
DEAR SIRlSerious complaint 10 made
to me again that tbs, exhibition gizon
last night at Woods Theatsr was sRoat-
rage, on the morals Of soolety, and rerY
unbeooping and indecent. l am urgea
by parties to, prevent repetition Of last
nights exhibition, even il it requires TIM
work Of the police force to do it. / truat
you wilF accept this note In kinanessy
as you may rest assured 1 entertaA
none other than the kindest feeling ID
the matter, But when urged TO perfcrR
q duty which my oath OF office requirHs
should be attended to, can dos' werys
from my duty. "a .e-g sasSs 5-;
Very respectfully, IRA WOOD,
Superintendsnt Of Poiioe.
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,Coroner,sQR4rterly Report

Mr.. George ;SA .Menke, coroners
Clerk, this mprh!Hg. finished his report
Of the inquests held. 6y Coroner Stitch
during the quartsr.eddlng December 81:
Number of inqyests heid:.. ............. 81
Expense :. $265 OS
Replevins and injunctions. ......... 8a sS
Total ..a...............,s2 ,s2g8 40
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To hssaberS arc: but tMo, courses open to
the, ,sCembany-bsnkrup or solyency
By, means; pfihs.Plan proposed. Which
shall 1t be{,,:' - y
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DAINTER's MANUAL. = 4oUsB AND
Il sign painting, granting, vanishing, pol
ishing,. kalsominln&, papering lettering
staining, gliding, &c, Soc Book Of Alpfabets
Sao. Scroll and Ornaments 81. Furniture and
Cabinet Finisher 5Oc. Matchmaker and jew.
sler Soc soapmaker 25c., Taxidermist SOC
Of booksellers or by mail, JESSE HANEY
d CO., 119 Sassaustreet, New York. y -.
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STATISTICS.

Skns fhesF Translated During 1871.
, The'City .Auuftor's report shows the
toI oI:wseYxpepditures dtrins 1877:
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A RTlsT,s. MANUAL. "A .PRACrCAL
IA guide to Oil and water. sGoler, painting,
cray0n drawing, &ci Illustratgd 50ci EiocE-.
eionists Journal gises: best standard and ne4g;
pieces for professional and amateur. feadeps
and speakers,. 1ocs Of, any -newstealei; Or BY
mail JESSE. .HANE1 & CO., .ll9 Nassau ST.,
New York. 'r- - o..
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ID SCHOOL--A practical guide for superin-
tendents and teacters by, Frank Beard. Fully
illustrated. 81 50 Of bo5kselIers or by lnaI t.
JESSE HANEY & Cos f19 Nassau stree
New York. 'ps9, tr.....
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MIscHbLANHQUS
WTANTED-TO HANG-AIl kinds Of wall
w paper at &c per roll w. Nj. BARNES,
vi Sycamore street. : de13-u
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Business Changes.

Walter 5. Ludlow, for years the sner-
getic manager OF the business of Perrin,
Gaff 8 Co., has retired from that hrm. =.
!Lamping &c Woodburn, plumbers. have
dissolved. Robert W0odburn will con-
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FOR RENT.

LOR RRENT-HOUsE-At 100 Auburn street,
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Heathes Ideas OF He'll.

A. the subject of hell has been. and is
still under discussion in the theologic
world, the orthodoxists in civilization
should be concerned TO know what the in
habitan.s of heathendom think of it. The
natives of the Marquesas islands, accord
ing to an American who has lived among
them for years and studied their charac-
ter. customs and creed. picture hell as a
region Of profound darkness. no ray Of
light ever entering it except on ARRIVAL Of
spirit from earth. By this raw the new
ial seat appointed for him-or ii-and
there he remains IN impenetrable shad-
ow until the next conner brings fash II
light. There Is no other punishment for
the doomed. They are. however singed
on entrance, because they are then obliged
to pass huge demon. who faps MS wings
and exhales FIRE continually. Women, j.
may he interesting to know, are seldom
sent TO the Marquesan Tophet, owing Ia
the love witness the customary egotism
of the male animal even in Polyne.iaj and
deoytion they bear the native chiefs and
priests. who. there Is gallantryi would be
without them. even IN Para
disc. But women are not admitted TO the
highest circles Of the good place. prepared
alone for men. who can. however. descend
to them, when they wish TO enjoy feminine
scciety There are ditferen. planes Of d.
vine life for women. the loftiest beng re-
served for those who have lived and loved
most intensely in this world. and Whose
creates: bliss vii, come from the visits OF
the spirits Of the chiefs and priests