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Cuban Affairs.
FAILURE OF A SCHEME FOR AN AMERICAN PRO
ELECTORATE For TIE ISLAND.

FAILURE OF SCHEME FOR AN AMERICAN PRO-
ELECTORATE FOR THE ISLAND.
NEW YORK, March 20.-The Times has
statement that General Badly Smiths re-
cent trip to Europe included visit to Ma
drid to make arrangements with the Govern
ment or Spain by which Cuba was to be
made free, with an American protectorate
for the island; the Cubans to pay Spain
500, 100000 in bonds, endorsed BY the
United States. 1t is stated that Americans,
Spaniards, and Cubaus, OF prominence,
were Interested; but the scheme fell
through. as the Spanish authorities at Ma
drid would not entertain the proposition.
PROGRESS or THE SURRENDER OF INSURGENTS.
According to an official telegram the sur
render Of the insurgent forces OF Los Villas
was, completed yesterday, the territory
being now completely quiet. Those who
presented themselves are Major-General
Rolf, Brigadier-G General Maestore, three
coonels, eight observation-disclosures, tifty-fve
officers, and $40 soldiers, with about 100 Wo-
men and children. The, insurgent bands
OF Bayamo, Mazanillo, and Gugam had al-
ready presented themselves ON the Sth in
slant with Modesto Dias.
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TTae sen ynnles.Biy'csrIanc.

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EoRFoLK, March 20. The steamer Ariel,
of the new James-Riyer line, arrived here
to-day from Philadelphia. She had race
of fifteen miles with the John Sylvester,
and beat her badly. IL Is the finest steam
boat. in all its appointments we have ever
had on the James. She leaves here to-mor-
row morning for Richmond.
from onr Regular Correspondents
NORFOLK, VA, March 20.-The steamer
Ariel, which has recently been reGtted in
Philadelphia for the new James River Line,
arrived here this morning, under command
Of Captain ". r. Mayo, having made the
run between the two cities, distance OF
three hundred miles, in eighteen hours.
The Ariel this afternoon took large crowd
OF invited guests, consisting OF prominent
citizens and a number OF ladies, on an ex-
cursion to Hampton Roads and up James
river until the steamer John Sylvester,
coming from Richmond OH her regular
trip, was met, when the Ariel chal-
lenged the Sylvester for trial OF speed.
The challenge was accepted, and an exciting
race ensued, the passengers on each vessel
becoming intensely interested in the con-
test; but it was soon decided, as the Ariel
steamed up to and shot past the Sylvester,
beating the latter half mile between Sew
clips Point and Norfolk. 1t is hardly fair to
Judge OF the sailing qualities OF the two YES
sells by the result OF this contest, as the Syl-
vcster was heavily loaded and was not car
ryins as much steam as her antagonist.
The Ariel is neatly and elegantly fitted
up, and her trim appearance and remarka-
bic speed ELECTED many expressions Of praise
and admiration.
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latest FoHEresNxEwa.
Greece.

0uVeCCGs /.
LONDON, March 20.-A ReEter from
Athens reports that Hobart Pasha, having
agreed not to lombard villages on the coast
Of Thessaly, the insurgent leaders have
consented to enter into negotiations with
him at Valo to-day on condition thai the
official status be recognized. It is reported
that Hobart Pasha has offered the insur-
gents autonomy.
Italy.
ROME, March 2O.-C Cardinal Franchi has
assured distinguished foreigners that Pope
Leo wished for strong and united Italy.
He only required firm assurance Of COM
plete freedom OF the Holy See. The tempo
raj power was not dogma.
\ ROME, March 20.-Tbe Consistory OF the
25th instant is to be held with formalities
observed at consistorieS held before 1870.
The English Cardinals have been invited to
attend ut the proclamation OF the Catholic
hierarchy OF Scotland.
PARIS, March 20.-A special from Rome
announces that the Pope, at the next con-
sistory, will complete Cardinal McCloskey's
investiturc by formally comforting the hat
upon him.
About tic Congress.
VIENNA, March 20.-Tbe Correspondence
prints st. Petersburg letter which de-
clares that England's claim has produced go
bad an impression in Russia that the meet
ing OF the congress is doubtful. It is be-
lieved in Vienna and Berlin, however, that
the congress will meet on the I'd CT April.
England and the Treaty.
LONDON, March 20.-The Times has the
following from Paris: 1t is stated that
Russia now proposes to read the whole
treaty to the congress, rcseLring the right
to select articles for discussion. The CORE
spondent believes England will refuse the
compromise, and Russia eventually yield"
LONDON, March 20.-The Daily 1eLe
graphs Vienna correspondent telegraphs:
"It is urged in official circles here that
England has no ground to make war with
out first going to the congress. II she does
she will have the disapprobation OF Ger
many and Austria. II England compro-
misses the congress Count Andrassy's policy
will be tEwarted, and the hope or ultimate
Anglo-AuStrian understanding must be
abandoned. The Berlin Cabinet holds the
same view"
Matrimonial Announcement.
MARRIAGE OF A DAUGHTER OF THE HOUSE OF
R0THSCHTLD.
LONDON, March 20.-The marriage Of the
Earl OF Roseberry to Miss Hannah De
RothschiId, only daughter CT Baron Meyer
Dc, Rothschild, was celebrated to-day.
They were first married civiily at the Re-
gistrsr's Office, and then in Christ church.
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PENSIONS.
ID + y 5 | 0 N s.

L
SOLDIERS AND WIDOWS OF THE'WAR 1912
. All soldiers surviving and enlisted and drafted
mea including militia and volunteers, who served
fourteen days IN tho war OF 1872. AZ, now entitled
toa PENSION OF EINETY-SiN DOLLARS PER
AN UM: also The widows Of such surviving are so
entitled.
Engaged in the prosecution OF CLAIMS IN ms CITY
for In. INST ,wcnty-eight years. have soiuminous
record In my po,sesi" OF military service In the
war of 1872 not 10 be found IN the tapilol OF the
attorney I'm this city or State. and therefore enjoy
superior advantages 10 all Others engaged iu Inc
success fuI prosecution OF pension claims
Fixed fees have been established by law 10 the
agent or attorne'. will In tee future, as In Tue
past attend the lnercst Of any claimant cnfrslea
10 my care with punctusity and di>p'sich.
JOHN X. MARTIN, Claim Agent.
Richmond, Va.
Office: No IL Eleventh street NH 1l-2W
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: FINANCIAL.
M ANCHESrER BONDS.

l offer for sale The bafanc,s of the issue. about
EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS, of
MANCHESTER EIGHT.PER-cENT. TAX-RE-
,rh.so hnn|i nra iss,,s III oN ,h C;ty
Council ancer al act OF ihs Ies.isia,are, ,,ior the
purpose OF paying OF The unbonded Indebtedness OF
The city and for paving The Streets, The act limits
th.. issue TO 100000, aad provides for tax for
their REDEMPTION at maturity. With This issue he
bonded indebtedness o. Manchester IL Ss56,70
than the entire amount.
Tho bombs are i'll denominations nit all classes
OF Investors. aud offered for he present at the
very low price OF so and accrued Interest.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
mh,ge-2w Cashier Bank OF Commerce.
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,E,he t.oss of the stenmsf,ip Asfartc.

NEW York, March 20.-Details Of the loss
OF the British steamship Astarte at Castillos.
received uia Rio Janciro, show that she
went to pieces within 4 short distance OF
land, but the surf was so heavy that no
rescue could be attempted iro@, the shore.
Captain Bayne and thirty OF the crew per-
ishcd. Only two were saved.
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FIRE IL CLEvELAND.-Cle Cleveland, Ohio,
March 20.-At midnight 4 fire consumed
the building and contents Of the Cleveland
Non-Explosve Lamp Company. The loss
on stock is S2O0,0O0; insurance, $4,000.
The building, valued at $4,000, was in
sured. Cause unknown.
Cleveland, o., March 20.-The business
manager of the Cleveland Non-EXplosive
Lamp Company places the loss by the fire last
night at $I40,0 The insurance on stock
and machinery is S59,500.
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mony. &C.; Wnnlsutta. 4 &c. ~
.CdmbTtca. Rice. 5,tics: Lnslisn. DC.
Drugs, Dyessuns. Oils, &c.
d diea 81 ss.75 y rallon. .
!; S Ssszfsssi: rs IS. ! !.
E zdras q Z, L 2 lse.
oils: Linseed. 75c.: nachnie. s1tah1.7s: srcrrn
Sc; whale, 75c.; straits. 5Otl55c.: LaDrador-cot
s sSGssj asa u.s. st. ss GSsa
ubricating. 3Om5Oc.; kerosene. &c. cash, p gallon
Roots :G Ginseng. SOC: sea,cn w,tros; Top. $50
Soda: Sal. 2a92,A4c.. in kegs; English soas. &C..
American. 3S@4c.
Spirits TuTDenttns. 45c.
Foreign Fruits and Canug
5sMoas: Messnas; s4;Soa ESQ., ! box soa.,,
Groceries. sc.
Bacon, Shoulders, 5I@6c.: clear rie-sides. GA
To-: ribbed. &C.. Virginia shoulders. 8EG1 0c.: yir
ginia hog-round. 9@ahc.; Virginia hams, large
7y@sc.; small 91I0c.; sGgar-cured. nncanrased
Buckets: Painted: two hoops. s1.4o@s1.5o;
.,4 s5eeHs Ixa i a9 s st sssas So three
Coffee: R!o-Comnon. l64@l7c.: fair. 17HM
1sc.; good % prime 1e&@20c.; Laguay'a' !sha
Cdnd7es: Adainanline candles l2sGl3c. p set;
I61sDl1c. Z. To-: half-boXcs. l3c.: taiiow. l4c.
cheese: rrlme emitting; 4;afa DC; norfheIG anc
Rice: Caro!ina. 7.s@9sc.: Eaneoon. &c,
ass North Carolina gross. st.5O@:4.75: eastern
res s4s4:5o; MaSsyrsi.o; Bay s. 1857; S Ss
s. no J. II kS, SI; 10; 20. = IL ''''s. 81 No s.
i Imrd Trne ~ ir nS anl ,,.r,s s4Gsc IN
ha!f-barrels sa@ec.
,mns"SSss ,pIt'n :, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -.
erees: &c, nrreiS 90 sr: sc'-tn sHius
'9aG2oc' r g1m E cror orrars nsns: 4ot29H
''l, S nton tSo S'Ii {, s.Ih ,. ,c,.c
SIoaI Cr"shea' az daS Si "sfs d. lee slaHn'
rs: ye!s9; diG e.: cur 'oa. Lee zorro h'co
''s Sos, nnSG LUat MS, ,,,.,,y GOO.
'olst, io isc 9na isncE rG Ss, s",' .rics
nay c;'d9 i.-Ltie itst Ii.' y,
tniperia,i; i.iutdSsi'oo' S"h'o"cc'' i''
Tides: Green. 46E5c.: dry suiiea. l2G13c.: dry
AInt. l4@l &C.: wey sailed. s@9c: wct saI:ed cali.
s@is, + La 81 30 Ill. ,, .,.,o, ,o,..,
hcmiock. iSG15c': country nnnrr. 3O5G5nc.: cry
in,si, y Go2c y I,n,. I'm 800 fTas1 :. IN nnrress
ro si aSS33: e,tv ,ny,h. S35S3ac .b.: sai!
skins. French. Sl.l5a$2.2J p o.; rough sE!rlne
2613Oc
from. steel, Nails, a..
,-,,, ,,,,r,c,,, re,,,o, n., n,,,,,,c,, .;,t
81 NJ III !. 'elit ieiil,eu w" :, =!
70 ~ EEs' "un IN,ti,s'1' -! ~ 60 n y -
&C.. S~E.es: :'a'''hieI,, o3'.; uool' ~ ~
iron aIfSaa n9 ~, s"rr n
tl,ricitr. S2OGS22: West Virginia cove sZl GlS23
UorSeshoe%: Sf.yo@GS4 40 Ter hc2.
luute$h0eS: 1919 DER E"c.
EdikS: ola Do,Hjnion. $500 pe" ~, ;c- *iaLd
ard-th; Is. isn-IcIn": ofser sizes CEiia
5hGGc. = H.
IoDe: Mauil;a best. 1f6l5c.: iu,e. 500.
Rags: Mixed cotton, &c; VINE, Ar; "rnleM
A@lHc.
Lumber. S.aTrs. Sc.
Lu.dber: White oak Sl26nSl5 ri .Uaa: VI, sci.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

T ARGE ASSORTMENT OF GENUINE
H. LUBIN'S EXTRACTS. for the handkerchief;
LUEIN'S TOILET POWDER,
LUDIN'S TOILET SOAP.
CONDRAY'S POWDER. for the toilet;
GERMAN FARISA COLOGNE,
BARRIERS COMBS. l. UND BORG'S EX-
TRACTS. for the handkerchief;
GILT PUFF-BOSES.
ENGLISH BROWN WINDSOR SOAP,
LOWS PALM, ROSE, and Ell DER-ELOWER
SOAP. imported:
SoCIETE HYGfENlQUE on, for the hair;
4 large variety Of IIRkuMIRY,e etc.
GEORGE a. BOOK,
Apcthccary and Druggist, 504 Broad street;
successor 10 s. f.. Dove,
NH IL 1912 Msin street.
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New Jersey.

DEFAULTISG STATE TREASURER PARDoNED.
TRENTON, n. j.. March 20.-Josephus
Story, the dcfaulLing Treasurer OF New
Jersey, nearly three years in the States pri-
son, has been pardoned. His term OF SER
vice would have expired in May next.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

new YORK. March 20.-Gold opened at OH.
Noon.-Stocks strong and buoyant. Gold, 101n.
Exchange-Lons. 4S7; short. 4S9. State bonds
steady except Louisiana. Governments Grmcr and
higher Fl r some issues.
Esentng-Money easy at 3 per cent. Sterling
strong at 4S7. Gold, 1O1ls. Governments higher:
new SIS, l043s States quiet.
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Georgia..

ATLANTA, March 20.-The drugstore OF
Pemberton, Samuels g. Reynolds, and the
bookstore OF Burke 6 Hancock, were dam-
aged by fire and water this morning to the
amount OF about $4,000. Nearly all OF the
loss is covered by insurance.
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E5asSa c7lUsetts.
LrIlNAI RANK EMRARRASSEn

NATIONAL BANK EMBARRASSED.
WORCESTER, Mass, March 20.-The fail
ure OF William II. Morse, president OF the
Security National Bank, has raised ques-
tions rs to the solyency Of tae bank.
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RICHMOND, VA March Is. 1875.

RICHMOND, V ~. Marcn i5s 1910. }
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Take notice,
that petition has been died In said Court by Pm.
RirshbeIg, OF Richmond. Va, In said district duly
declared bankrupt under The act o. Cong. ess or
March 2, 1867, and the nets ameGGatory thereof
and supplementary thereto, for II discharge and
cluims provable under said acts ans, that The 10Th
DAY OF MARCH, 1873. at Il O'Clock NJ, Ut the
Office OF Thomas 8. Atslos, Esq, Register In hank
rupcy. in the cuStom-house, in the city OF hich-
mond, Ya Is assigned for the hear RUG of the same,
when and where you may attend and snow cause, II
any you why the PRAYER OF the SAID petition
should not be- granted. JOHN II. POPiiSM. stI
NH lA.Tb2w Clerk.
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The New Risasop or Richmond.

BALTIMORE, March 20.-TEc Catholic ilir-
ro7 has official information that Rev. j. j.
Kcanc, OF Washington. has been appointed
Bishop OF Richmond, and Monseigneur
Chatard Bishop Of Fincennes, Ind.
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I.nrse Sale of R,eacbe,s s;oo,,s

NEW YORK, March 2O.-By order Of
Woodward, Lawrence d Co., Messrs. Will
merdng, Hogett & Co. sold by auction to-
day 1888 cases OF bleached goods, consist
ing Of Lonsdale cambric mlsiins and Ions
dale, Blackstone, and Hope bleached cot
tons. The sale opened at II o'clock, at
which time the large sale-room was thronged
with buyers from this city and general
western and southern States. The sale
opened with the offering OF % cases Of Hope
blcached cotton, which were rapidly dis
posed OF in lots OF five cases or more at
&c. per gard. One hundred cases were
then sold in lots OF five cases or more at n
similar price; when &c. was obtained, at
which price 1SS cases were knocked down
to various city and out-of-town merchants.
Blackstone cottons were offered, and 4 few
cases were knocked down at 7c. per yard,
when the price advanced to 7jc., which price
was steadily maintained throughout the dis
position OF this line Of fabrics. OF these
goods GS2 cases were sold, buyers taking
from t0 10 and 30 cases each. Lonsdale
bleached cottons were next put up, the
price opening at G9c. per yard, and
rose to &C., but fell to Tsc., at which figure a
large part OF this line OF goods were knock
ed down. LIN all there were 1852 cases dis
posed OF in lots ranging from TO % cases.
The last offering was Lonsdale cambria
muslin, over which there arose u lively
competition. The first lot OF 25 cases sold
at 113c. per yard, and then the price fell to
114c.; next two lots OF . cases each reach
ed 11sc. and then IS cases were knocked
down at lie. per yard. The balance Of
the fabrics reached 11sc. In all there were
sold 451 cases OF Lensdale canbrics; buyers
taking ) cases or more each. The bidding
throughout was spirited, and there was Il
lively competition between buyers. The
prices realized were from hall Il cent to
seven eighths OF 4 cent lower than the
present prices.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

-...... WEDNESDAY, March 20, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised 235 hogsheads 81
ticrccs and 10 boxes. The off rings at auction on
Change were SO packages; Of which number 20
were taken In, and the remainder sold ut prices
ging from 50 GO to $3.50.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICnAoSc. March 20. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WUEAT.-Rcd, 996 bushels.
CORN White, 73S bushels. Teliolo, $50 BUSH
els.
OATS.-402 bushels.
BLACK pEAS.-92 bushels.
SAILS REPORTED TO Seer ETARY.
WuEAT.-Red,1 JIG bushels prime Fulz at 81 .23
2G2 bushels on private terms; 81 bushels prime
Lancaster at Sl.35 go bushels mixed ut Sl.27: %
Si.95: &C bushels good Futz at $l.2O; 40 bushels
fair Fntz al Sl.ls; 81 bushels mixed 1T Sl.20; IL
bushels mixed at s1.20; 20 bushels mixed at
l,3O: 90 bushels Fuz at &1.15: bushels Fultz
at 81 20: 90 bushels mixed at sl.35; o. bushels
Fuitz at s. .23-tota, ! 1854 bushels.
CORN White, 10 bushels very good ut Soc: 4O4
bushels on private terms: l lS bushels on private
terms: $50 bushels good at 54c-total, 1872 bushels.
YellOip, $50 bushels on private terms.
OATS. 10 bushels spring at SEC.
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Flour.

Fine. 81; superiinc, s5@*5.25; extra snperfne.
$3.50 Sc: common family. $3.50 Fancy Family
and City Mills. *7@$7.5n, and dull.
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american ana French Commerce..
STEPS TOWARDS A COMMERCIAL TREATY BE.
TWEEN TILE TWO COUNTRIES.

NEW YORK, March 20.-Mr. Leon Chateau,
delegate from the French committee for Il
commercial treaty between France and the
United States, arrived in New York few
days ago. he has begun his work here, and
has received assurances OF cooperation. He
soon starts for Boston, Washington, Gin
cinnat, Chicago, and st. Louis, and on his
return to New York an American commit
tee will be formed to cooperate with that Of
France. 1t is proposed to have general
meeting Of delegates this summer at Paris
during the Exposition.
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BALTIMORE. March 2O.-Virginia G's. deferred
Az: Virginia consoIs 5s7s Nortn Carolina G's, old,
IS: new. 6. Bill to-day.
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.
mo. 55ll.l

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
J. UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRlCT OF VIRGiNiA-iN THE MATTER OF
PIT. HYRSHBERG, BANKRUPT, IN BANK
RIIpTCS,
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xLVTH CONGRESSIONAL Session
WASHINGTON. March 90, 1878.
SEN ATE.

SENATE.
Mr.. Morgan, of Alabama, presented a
petition CT citizens OF Alabama faVorlnS
the passage OF law for the early compile
ton OF the TeXas-Pac tic railroad. Retef-
red.
In presenting the petition Mr. Morgan
said he disapproycd OF the prayer OF the
petitioners.
AIR, Howe, OF Wisconsin,, submitted 4
resolution Of inquiry with regard TO the al.
Legged drunkenness OF Judge Whitaker, OF
Louisiana. He will speak on the resolution
| Monday, when public washing OF dirty
| linen is expected.
Mr.. Conoyer, Of Florida, offered reso-
luton asking the Prcsidcntto communicates
| if not interfering with the public interest,
such information as the GovernmeLt has
respecting the terms and conditions under
| which the surrender Of the Cuban insur-
gents has been made, together with such
other information in bis possession respect
| ing the future policy OF Spain in the gov
crnment of the Island Of Cuba. Laid over.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
a bill to regulate advertising for mail
lettings, emitting the details and referring
bidders TO the Post Office Department for
the details, and also for annulling contracts
| that are sub-let, was reported, discussed,
and passed.
After some discussion the House to-day
passed the general deficiency appropriation
| bill. -
Mr.. Ellis, of Louisiana, offered the Gus.
| tomary resolutions in regard to the death OF
the Hon. j. g. Leonard, aud gave notice
that he would call them up for action on
Saturday, April 9th.
The remainder of the day was consumed
in the consideration OF Il plan for perma-
nent form OF government for the District
Of Columbia.
DETROIT, March 20.-The house OF n
farmer named Hurley, living at Adrian,
was burned last night. with tWo5c children,
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NEW YORK COTTON aIARkcT

NEW YORK. March 20.-Co.ton--Net receipts,
1915 bales: gross. 1888 balea. Futures closed
steady: saics;, 10000 bales; March, s10:s7@
June, 1895 july, $l1. Is; August, S1I.I9; Sep
TENDER, .1l.9S: October, S1o.95; November,
SI0,07.
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Matrina oniai Announcement.

LONDON, March 20.-The marriage OF the
Earl OF Roseberry to Miss Hannah De
RothschiId, only daughter OF Baron Meyer
De- Rothschild. was celebrated to-day.
They were first married civily at the Re-
gistrsr's Office, and then in Christ church.
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.tis: sc7!c:!. Jts' hraot". ni"i. ::r'H%.25 !:
frieI: 40lt-
braadics: I"s:ncs..c. il.2Ial:=: :ru-i. .l.G::a.
:l.5n: anu,". ne". :i.TJ@e:G: .1!'i. E-.2j&a!H
Vica'Gi:i peach. :1m*2 80.
Ear IIhisEe"s: Medium. ;!..u@AS?. nre az. (:
m.Si: tir@.n.! rnoII;:;l:'. at". .-aG sou. ID
-. - GG1ss3.IG and UPWARDS.
Gia. Do.Ecs:c. II .2Jms.: ,r;!o:..;!. IS y C4.e
.NetC EaDInIa Fran $,l.G:i.
E.Ert.&cN ~ .&IeNS: MlrMe dlie:: roo. = 90.
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THE RESUMPTION ACT.

Your correspondent knows that senator
has for ten days had ready resolution in
structng the Senate Committee to report
on the House bill repeating the resumption
act. This, however, has been withheld a!
the request of some Of the committee, but
if a report is not Forthcoming in three or
four days the resolution referred to will
be offered in the Senate.
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The CHARITY Rail.


Society circles are all busy with prepara-
tions for the calico ball at Pixies Opera
house this evening.
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+bo p.ata.to,3 Ia1at,,;e, vy in"lis' !, ,'is Z
'.ie iqtes'aii' iiiaustrial Scnoois Oh tllis
city IL Is an institution that was started
and fiourished under the name of the Young
Women's Branch of the Women's Christian
Association but afterwards cut loose from
the ,arant Society and devotod itso1f 10 'H,l tIa
,,au1, - aonJ,a4; '4t 'otou I1 l'91i' W ',ie
WIN IN VI eile illuustrlal SCHOOLS
pn;i nme oiilcers H. at present ~ are as lollows'
YES iesiqeal.1Mts' pnaa;a Il; ~ ~, hIiaers0n' on
Nv, We e rres,uen.s.Mrs E Mi RANK w. wilson
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-25

son, Donaldson and several other gentle
men of the Murphy Reform Club, of Wal
nut Hills, in excellent speeches. The meet
ing was also addressed by Mr. Williams and
Prof MeGinnis in good style During the
meeting seventeen persons took the blue
ribbon and pledge. ~
At the primary meeting on Saturday
night Mr.. D. G. Johnston was nominated
for President of Council unanimously; Mr.
Samuel D, Peacock, Mr.. Jas. L. Anspaugh
and George Wendroth were nominated for
Councilmen; Mr.. Samuel j. Griffith had a
clean walk over the other candidates for
Clerk. A gentleman who had intended
coming out independently for Clerk de-
clared that the people were for Griffith
consequently he would not run. Mr.
Dresselhaus was unanimously nominated
for Treasurer, the position he now holds
Mr.. Vim. Nixon was nominated for As
sessor and is in every way qualified for the
position. Another meeting will be held to-
night henianother ticket will be placed in
the field. %.