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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-17

NEW ORLEANS. Sept a Flour s. 216a5 "a. Corn
meal nrmer at 81 25d1 80 Pork quiet and weak
at 50 p. Bulk meats tnner: shoulders, loose. ~
df1se packed. 4c. Bacon i'll lair demand and
prices higher: shoulders duh at ilsc clear RIBS,
> Y@52sc; clear sides, 55s@6e. Sugar cured hams
easier; eanvased S549l01ae as in sizc. Others unr
changed.
LOUISVILLE. sept :7.-Flour unchanged Wheat.
rel and amber. sSc. Corn: white. isc. mixed.
Ssc. Oats higher white 97c: mixed. 251se. Rye
G5c. Hay quiet at Si6Ml7. Provisions excited
and advancing. PORK IS IS. Lard higher; cnolce
leaf tteree. &c: do, keg, s1ac. Bulk meats high
er: shoulders, 9SSc; clear ribs, e; clear 5 des.
s. sc. Sugar-cured hams, 99l0j4c Whisky
at 81 05.
NASHVILLE. TENN. Sept IL -Flour-Superfne
g., extra, 81 50; family S4 IS; choice family, 81 rs
@5 2j fancy, S5@5 so patent process, 81. Wheat
Fancy, 81 02!5: choice, 81; medium, 971ac; low
Grades 81 .6G9jc. Com-Luus from wagon, 4So:
sacked in depot, 54c sacked on evee, sic Oats
Sacked and delivered In depot, mixed l5c; white,
AZ &c. Br1n-Loosc, 5ll; sacked IN depuh sl3.
Hay-Sl5td 1893.
Boston. Sept II Flour steady: Western super
fine, 81 5094; common extras, IS 22ai 50 Wscon-
sin extras, SiH5; Minnesota do "a Iudb, winter
wheats Ohio and Michigan. 5000 7j; Illinois
and Indiana, S5@G; st. Louis, s. 50@6; Wis
consin and Minnesota patent process spring
wheat, S6G6; winter wheat, S6a1 90 Corn quiet
mixed and yellow 4s1&@J0c. Oats in moderate
oemand old, S9@44c; new, SIYS5c Rye, $50
zoe.
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept IL. - Flour: Minneseta
extra family medium, S.; good, So p; fancy.
So so; Ohio mly, new wheat, good IS p;
winter wheat patents, IS 75@6 IS; Minnesota
patents, 81 l21q, Rye -four firm at sS So@S s7H
Wheat dull: Rejected 9Ocasl Oi; No. red, in
eievatol, 81 10. Corn unsettled Low mixed.
on track, 46@i61ac; high mixed 47c;
the second call corn was dull, Oats dull and un-
settled: Mixed Western, 3l@32; stained. 3lc
Provisions dull and unchanged. Butter steady:
creamery, extra, l7@1Sc.; New York State and
Bradford County, l4@l5c.; Western Reserve extra
| 120l4c, Eggs easier Westernt l5Wl!c Cheese
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

ST, LOUIS. Sept. I7--Wheat lower: No. red
g1@sc; Nd. 3. 993st9934c. Corn lower: No. q 81 1Sc
Rye higher No. :, 1876.
JNDIANAPoLIs, Sept II Wheat s1@1 o.! Corr
Si1aaSl54c. Oats % 25c. Bulk meats: clear ribs
a.g0r; shoulders. 3l0f43. l5c. Hams. 6s4@7c.
PEORIA, Sept. i7.--Corn scarce and firm: RI. &
". 33}ac; No 2, 3314c Oats inactive and firm
No. 2white. 24125c. Rye firm: No. 2, 5214c.
OswBGo. Sent, l7-Wheat firm. No. 2 red Wa
BASH 81 10; No. Chicago spring. 81 o5. Corn
nominally unchanged high mixed, 45c 0ats
quiet.
BALTIMORE. Sept i7--Market excited Mixed
corn, sp t, Sic; September 5O15c; October, ACC
Wheat, No. 2 red winter, spot. vi liz: Septem.
ber. 81 II; October, November aud December
81 l5h.
CHICAGO, Sept, E,--Wheat: October, 9i5Se No
yember, 9ytzc. Corn: October. 345zc; November,
H,1c. Rye: rm; ash, b3c: September, 521sC
BID; October. 5312c bid; November b4c Oats
October, A1ac; November 25tbc bid.
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THE COURTS.
COMMON PLEAS.

"0''''H'6' ''''''Es
Before Judge Sinlth--Jhmes Nnttles was
arralgned tins morning on an indictment
toahd last May chargihg him with cutting
with Intent 10 Kill John keslner Oh the
3Oth of March.
The indictment also included charges of
cutting with intent to MAIN, and cuttinp
with intent to wound. The prisoner en-,
tered plea of not guilty.
James Cooper bound over from the Po.
lice Court to appear before the Common
Pleas Court, gave bond in the sum OF 500,
to appear before the next Grand jury.
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The following marriage licenses have been
issued since our last report:
Winfield Stacy and Louisa Flack.
Edwin Zesinger and Anna Beckman.
George Gorbriger and Hermine Budinger.
John l.. Nicholson and Hattie Kern.
John Collet and Johanna Meszmer
Thomas J. Hunt and Annie Conert.
Geo. s. Robinson and Mary M. Dettmer.
Christ Kramer and Emma Wehmeier.
Henry Butler and Matte Mc(iee.
Edward Moran and Mary O'Connors.
Emil NJ. Ranscher and Fannie Goodall.
Geo. L. Jackson and Susie Taylor.
Thomas J, Rnrka and Mary y: Wlat.nkler.
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ward Osborn, same s2oo-so; Michael Brady,

ward Osborn, same, $20o-3o; Michael Brady,
grand larceny continued.
Minnie Wolf, keeping house of ill-fame.
dismissed; Mollie Foster, Stella Brooks,
Alice Knox, Charles Miller vagrancy, dis
missed; Alice Senior same, 30 days. Albert
Kinney, discharging firearms in city
limits, 10 days; Andy Brophy. shooting,
&C., continued Henry Fisse, driving on
sidewalk, So; John Spillman, carrying
concealed weapons, 10 days; Abraham
Wilson, escaping from Work-house, S2e0-30.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-17

Is the one that makes uniform "gilt-edged'
butter the season through and sends his
butter to marketin perfect condition. The
best darymeh all through the country have
by long and varied experience found that
there is no article SO perfectly adapted 10
keeping up the June color now absolutely
necessary in order to realize the best price,
as is Wells, Richardson & Co.'S Perfected
Butter Color, made at Burlington, VT. Buy
il at the druggists, or send for descriptive
circular.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-17

h2hsbs W.
Gottholds ''OCtaroon'' caught a big
house.
Jas. A.. Cgshman, of the Fourth Ward, is
spoken of as candidate for Council.
The telephone now in operation at the
Leffell Works is attracting great attention.
The lightfingered gentry got in their
work again in Thursdays market without
detection.
Mr. Bnrk Johnson, of our city, was ad-
mitted to the Bar through the District
Court on Tuesday.
Mrs. Hannah Moore, an aged inmate of
the lnfirmary, was taken to the Asylum at
Dayton on Tuesday.
Hon. Gideon 7. Stewart spent a few hours
in our city on Tuesday while making con-
necton for Mechanicsburg.
Superintendent Whites report to the
Board cf Education shows that 2,416 chill
dren attend our public schools.
An ambitious Xenian is now arranging
for q sawdust pack with one of our home
loonies, the same to transpire in our midst
That Price and Rice case, upon which a
motion was made lor new trial, resulted
in the motion being overrulei. What
nextr
Little Robbie Huffman, son of w. 8. Huff
man, of the firm of Little Huffman g.
Denifle, died on Monday night of dipth-
liberia.
The Third Ward Republican Club are to
be entertained by few remarks from
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-17
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. Sept. l7.-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, clear or partly cloudy
weather, colder northwest winds, stationary
or higher barometer.
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PrrTsBURs. Sept. n Wheat: Prime red winter
gse@Si; white and amber. 97MsSe; me itlm. 956
96c. Corn steady Yellow ana shelled, 426s lSc
mixed 40C14lc; yellow. ear, 45ee46c: mixed, 43@
4ic. Oats neavy: White, Soc; Mixed 2SG29c Rye
nominal: a5@56c. Barley: Brewers are taking
hold liberally, spring, sU@90c Malt Demand re-
trieted, extreme Rates. Zoe gSl 10.
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HOGS-Ala ket active and firm, Common sell
ing at s. 6O@3 TO- fair to good light and packing
at So COOS 80, and select butchers at IS 65tgS 80
per Genital.
CATTLE-The market Is dull. Common at 81 50
az. medium at 81 25@s2 rs, and good to ch ice ut
S3@i per cental gross Shipping grades at $i@
4 70.
SHEEP-Quiet market, and firm. Common to
fair at 81 25taS 25 and good to choice So 5Ol4 80
per GENITAL gross
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-17


Mr.. William Bunker, Captain of the
Knights of st. Martin of Cincinnati and Su-
perintendent at Mrs. Max Peyser's place
on Fourth street, was married last evening
to Miss Mary Nipper, of Plum street. The
happy couple have started on trip to the
East.
The Mayor has issued warrants against
the proprietors of the Newport and Lud
low ferries, who have not settled up theil
license for couple of years If thu
amounts due are not paid this Afternoon
the boats will be tied up.
Mr.. Simon Wolfstein was thrown from
bis buggy on Eggleston avenue, yesterday
afternoon, and severely bruised about the
b dy.
Messrs. Charles A. Watson and VIM
A. Boone filed papers in the County Clerk
Office as Notaries Public.
Harry Newman, a bunko man, oil
Chicago, was locked up in Bremen street
Station to-day.
A guest at the Burnet House was
robbed last night of a gold watch and
chain.
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MILWAUKEE Sept. 17.-Wheat weak Se1tem.
Der. 951l%c October. 951ac; November 96c. Corn
brm: No. 2, 34Ac Oats firm: No. q Ac. kye
firm: No. /, SIC. Barley steady: No. q &c
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County Com missioners.

The County Commissioners held irregular
The report of County Clerk Lewis G.
Bernard was submitted
The receints were:
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to the bad condition of the road bed of
Reading and Carthage Pixies. Received
and filed.
To the Engineer was referred paper
from the Trustees of Coerain Township,
asking for bridge on the old Springfield
road across Bank Lick.
The Trustees of Sycamore Township pre-
Sented a petition for Is culverts in that
township. Referred to Messrs. Reardon
and Zumstein. Adjourned
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-17
ACME RLACKING.
Died.

Died.
ATKINSON Wednesday morning, September
18th, at Q O'Clock, Joht Atkins, in his S9ih year.
Funeral from the residence OF his sO.l H. L.
Atkins, 5s1 John street, Thursda September 18th,
at o'cluck p. m. Burial private 1l~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-17
Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

CiNcIEN MI, Sept l7-2 p. NJ
The following are the receipts and shipments of
live sTpck for the past "A hours
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-s-----~GN E.
FlNAN CIAL

CINCINNATI, Sept 17-2 P. M.
There is an active demand to-day of New York
exchange ana it is firm at previous quotations
prem ilm.
Sterling Is in medera inquiry and no materi-
al change in rates. Sight drafts are quoted at
S4 Si12 per and sixty day bills S4 S21a.
The local quotations i,r GovernuIent bonds,
hnNl,ln and linN a. flllnIuS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-17
A Bold Robbery,

During the session of the Police Court
this morning some friend of James w. Fitz-
gerald 'pinched' Jimmy's gold watch and
chain, 1t was done as joke; but when the
Hon, James discovered his loss he became
terribly riled. He accused client of his,
Edward Osborn, Of having taken the ticker,
and was not satisfied that he was mistaken
till he took Osborn into the Judges office
and gave him thorough searching. After
Jimmy promised to "set 'em up" to every
body in the Courtroom he was given his
watch.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-11-07
:. ! g bat 9asiasa asIrea gen! edt.

= gr bat 3iraineh Nntroo oewloNt
1ucp? teumie Znnihth aBiHp.
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men ms DIR.
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Dem uisgnnge.
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lno ibr ih6nes 6aiipt NIT elmer &otnae
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penn Blunieninnl b'nnis in bic friS@s
Ra9t[uft.
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rag gema6t. 8nerh lief ihr nte SlIfe
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los in 2uc1's @efiat, ols OBJ lie f6 tiers
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ErnRm.
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reihten, tuefhe in bic Oorfffrose fi6rte,
b6rten fe pl6sIi1 bonn 6~errenhnuIe her
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loufen. 2ucp ob,r hies Sc luejteraebrn.
obue fi6 nah bee tIriabe Der Nnfreaure
40 e~rsfa0igem. -
Die ursn6e mar erf1redti6 aenrial
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auf benz Bo0eH liegenb unb ans elmer
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linn lag elm ffnrter &nitteI.
go fnno oieTes aldnsenbe, Freabiee
6elt Elm idhes, fhrtdtiHes Gnoe!
(6ortfesun9 FuIst.)
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MttIt fnIfme Mnhmfen

paben niauhe funft aan5 intelligence eeute iibsr bic
SeiImitteI, bic Elm Uerborbeuer Wsasen Cber cine tranfe
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auf arbere sBeiie IN uuurbnuu9 serltbeneu Ginge
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tetter'S Masen=8itters, irsIdes serooe has
@eitentheiI bru unauaenebrusm @etlhl erreat uuo
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boltdnoige 8iefprm in ben Eerbauunesoraanen Eer=
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ben. Gs If IN Der Ehat eires oer beften uno peroien'
teften Grdparnte. ourdlaus fret pom allen natptbetliaen
5pIgen. 2aCt
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Ron r, sanoern.

Sic 3nhfrasen fir D8errD 9oniS'
8ainz&iIIer" f5inb jest 9rOB. = or furiri
Die Cholera, tpernn feline anberen MitteI
beifen f5nnen. @enn man BON innerli.
den @6mer5en seplast, tpirb mon bur6
20 Biz 80 3ropfen beinabe iu8lei9 ti'
rirt tperbeu. Gs sibt feline NebiSin,
bic fit banit pergleiben fam. Sn me-
niqei Minuten frrirt er &rdmpfe, SerS.
bremen, Diorboe, Slug, Bre6en, Ma
9entpeb u. {. 10. Davis 8dinF&iner III
9erobe bas tpofir er fi9 alseiebt, = elm
2inoerer BON S9merSen. 25il ,batu
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= SIN 8erliner G9auipielbduis fanb
am ID. October Die ahtunoSuonSisffe
Gurfelurs BON 6usp 1irser'S sSrau
o ei f" ftatt. Die dn3iebungss
fraff, mel9e bieIes 2ufipisl nuf tas
8erliner 8ubIituni auslbt, bat bis iest
nod nidt nn9aelafen.
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~ eeiet Sas ~fOIseuOe t%reiDiuiS srtbeiIte 9eusnib
ieluer SeroieHite.

~ eeiet Sas fOIseuOe f%reiwtuis ertbeiIte 4eusnib
ielner Seroienfte.
8eteium, DsanIee Co., @is.
Germ 8. x. 9drrts q Co., Cincinnati, q.
@eehrte 3erren: Sstt Ionaen 9ahreit babe Id ON
SItteH mt beoeuteHeem Sdletrnans TIrf 81 lie ben &c.
habt. Sd iuurbe 10 idtuoh. bas I'd uidt mear geheu
foftnte. StDphI mebrere Ner5te uIih In 8ehnnofuna
oehabt haben, 10 babe Id bod tetneu GrtoIg NIB tetne
grldd1teruna empiunoeu, Ser NgeHt, Or. y. 0eune,
9ruagiff IN Bort Raibtnetun, gts. rieth mir. &nen's
ideH banon se6raudt uuo Id bun poutdn6ia turfrt.
gltt 9roBem Dante i1eile th Shueu oieies nit, bdmtt
anoere ben Berth Shres BALKANS tennen lernen. Shr
iehr %eraebener Bottled &rtenk.
SD 6effdnee biernit germ. oas poriebenbe aHeabe
Dobr tt. Nftuugsuon ". 9cnng, Grugstf.
9urdS 9~dtpiHofuat fat tn'S @rab eebFadt!
Sober Tag briust eiHen BetueIs. trie fen f~oleenben,
iDeIdler ben grp5en sBerth bon HaeR's 2ungenbaIidm
Dor traeno eInem anberen 5nitens cher 2unaenseeiIs
u1itteI 5eiet:
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ihreiben, UNI Shaen mifsufbeIen, mas .5br uor5igIb
d1er 9IlHgeHboliam fur MID it, Sepor tn o%enlelben
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huffete innneriua reH6. SD mar 10 numb tn me men
9uuaeu. bab mih Der Suffsn beinahs tbotete nno Oas
felbi has StegeH mir SGmer5en peruriad1te, 10 bdB to
TAFT tetue Huhe uno tetueu Shlaf bate. Nne nad1teu,
NIT mir lei 6 bdlo 3 gnoe. uHo ihh feIbft aldubfe, oaB
HrtHe 9ttt auf oieier BELT nur nod fura lem tonne;
6iIfe aefommeH, 10 utroe 10 bal6 Hein @ra6 eeiuH'
ben hnben. Sd babe Jest 3 6IaireH pom BEN BaIiam
&c gomrieH uHb CLAUDE, oa6. lUenu t@ no6 eium1t 10
1iel esnontmen babe, ih UUnitdHbig furirt iein tDerhe.
9Rtt NGtuns z. 1arOI.
aIs Elm BorbeuguHasmitieI bat es Riht SeineSaIei
den 90 1T harmIos fit has s~ortefte aino. US
enthdIt TEN Gpium IN irgeno ueIber form. -9es
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HRe0tstuhdnbIerH pi
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Weiningen, 10. Oft. = Bon bier
man unter 8eSuenabme auf bic
RotiS iiber ben Selbfmor0 bes @eri6ts>
nFefOrS Drtmeilsr, es lei nnrihtig,
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Walia, IL. OCTOBER. - Sir bic Sins
tsrIoFenen bss in Der &lubbiitte on
Watterhorn an einem SerSleioen ners
iforbsnen @aliier 5ibrerS 8rantihen
limb bsreits TON ben Eouriften, bic pom
8rantI6en auf ieiner Iebten Sahrt be-
sleitet tuuroer, BON ben 8asler Ilpsn'
flubiffen unb anbern tpoblt6dtigen 2eu'
ten 5000 5r. 5uiammeusebradt Doroen,
tuufauS bic Sermatter BsbDroen Der
Bittpe uno- ben &inbern 8rantiden's
elm fleines 9simtuefsn 3u ertuerben &C.
benten.
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pruQe DlrO u &OIIeH Deg ZOe9euuui
@ropin5ialfonos in Stan6 eeiebt. Die
@iienarbeiten bierSu l~iefert bic Union"
III 9prtmuno, uno es tparen CUR Nuf<
Itelun9 ber1elben elm Mpnteur unb 5ebn
Nrbeiter bon bent @erfe mad Ser6ede
9eIanot. Nm Sonnabeno lobnte @rfte<
ret Die 2eute aus, fiinoigte einigen
Grbeitern unb flbr barr1 81 ieiner So
Mile na6 9prtmuno. Die entlahenen
Grbeiter tuaren er9rimmt iiber ibre
&iinoigun9, ftieBen 9esen ben Monteur
i6Were Srubunsen aus unb fubren nit
linn na9 Sprtmunb. 4m fplsenben
Sunnta9 reiIte Der Mtonterr mad Ser>
oede Suriid uno reri9tpnnb ipurlps.
Seine 5rnu erbielt am oarauf foIgen0en
Ta9e einen 8riet befen @pupert bic
Snnoibrift hires Mannes trlta, tp1h,
reno Der 8rief ielbft BON einem Gnbez
rem seI9rieben tuar. Sn benz 8riefe iol
Der feite @ntI9IuB m~itsetheilt urrben
iein, oaB ii9 Der Wann bas 2eben neb=
men tuple. Ho9 an oemIelben Gage
erbielt bic Srnu elm Eelesramn1, mel
DIES lie auforberte, fofDrt mad &6ln III
ellen. Sn Der Meinung, ibr Mann
battle iif BEL ihren @ltern auf reifte bic
Srau nn6 &6ln, fnno fid inoeIfen Bit
ter setdui9t. Na6 benz 8erbleib bes
Mpnteurs tpirb eifri9 9eIprI4t, bn man
glaubt, onB elm 8erbre6en uorIie9t.
&beinbeien.
MainI IL. Sctpber.-4 ut 9Dnners
fog ben 9. b. ipnrbe bas 25idbri9e
Director Subildum beS 9errn Steal
i6ul>D director Or. 5rieOri9 S66bler
9efeiert.
Gblrtngen.
Weiningen, 10. Oft. = Bon bier
fdreibt ne unter 8eSuenabme auf bic
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and undervaluation of kid gloves, etc., is COM
| mented upon and placed in contrast with the
measures inaugurated and pushed to issue
satisfactorily to the government by their sue
cessors in Office.
At the conclusion of the reading of Score
tary Shermans communication Senator Conk-
ling made an earnest speech defending Arthur
and Cornell from the charges as pretenses and
afterthoughts put forth by the administration
in an effort to justify the action, which was
wholly unwarranted on civil service grounds,
and prompted merely by personal or partisan
considerations
Senator Thurman made some semi-iocular
remarks evidently calculated to widen the
breach between the President and the majority
OF the Republican members of the Senate, and
Mr.. Edmuads also spoke briefly without, how
ever, definitely indicating his position on the
subject of the controversy.
The communications and ACCOMMODATING
papers were then, on motion Of Senator Conk-
ling, referred to the committee on commerce,
and the Senate adjourned.
1t is the general impression tonight that the
pending nominations will be rejected.
Among the charges made by Secretary Sher-
man against Collector Arthur, it is stated, he
did not acquiesce in the departments sugges-
ton as to the extent to which the force in the
custom house could be reduced, but that when
reductions were carried into effect, the result
showed that the department. was thoroughly
right, and that the collector had endeavored to
retain much larger number of employees than
were actually needed.
Secretary Sherman also informed the Senate
tn at the New York custom house employees
numbered about 1000, and that many of them
were appointed by Arthur and Cornell to occu-
py sinecure positions merely as rewards for
political service. The secretary, in support of
these various charges quotes extensively from
the report of the Jay commission and from re-
ports made to him by Assistant Secretary
French and Assistant Solicitor Robinson.
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BANKING AND CURRENCY.
RESUMPTION.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-The House committee
on banking and currency to-day authorized
Representative Ewing to offer the following
amendment to the bill now pending on the cal
endar of the House providing for the repeal of
the resumption act:
Provided, That money hereafter received
from any sale of bonds of the United States
shall be applied only to the redemption of other
bonds bearing the highest rate Of interest and
subject to call. And provided further, that
whenever from time to time the proceeds of sales
of bonds shall aggregate three millions of dol
lars, the secretary of the treasury shall issue
call for that amount of bonds to be redeemed.
and the interest on the bonds called for re-
demption shall cease in thirty days from the
date Of such call. And provided further, that
United States notes received in the treasury
shall be reissued and kept in circulation with
out change in the aggregate amount of the
several denominations existing on the 31st Of
May, 1878, and it shall not be lawful to issue
legal tender notes Of larger denomination
than one thousand dollars
The vote of the committee on the adoption
of the amendment was follows: Ayes
Buckner, Ewing Yates Hartzell and Fort-5.
Nays-Hardenberg and Eames-2. Bell Hart,
Chittenden and Phillips were absent.