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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-18
LATEST LOCAL.

ONE hundred and fifteen deaths were reported
during the week.
THIRTY-FIvE marriage licenses were issued this
week up TO noon to-day.
FINES assessed in the Police Court during the
week amounted to $3.50
THE Blackburn Major Charles H) divorce case
comes up for hearing on Monday.
THE Board of Public Works passed bills to-day
amounting to 81, l56 60 and refened several dOcu-
ments to committees
BLACK leather valise was found at the corner
of Plum and Longworth streets to-day, and Gun be
recovered at the Chiefs office.
THE trial of J. s. Townley. a mention of whose
arrest is made on the fourth page, was continued
by Squire SchWab this afternoon until next Sat
urday
before Judge Johnston to-day of stealing over
coats valued at 800. They were remanded for
sentence.
GRIswoLD's Saturday Night this week is illus
trated with life.like portrait of Mayor Moore
looking upon glass of cider when it is red and
smiling with beatitc satisfaction
JOHN CARDINE, an old man, who says he has
no home, fell on the sidewalk in front of No. s
East Front street. to-day, and sustained fracture
of the left leg. He was taken to the hospital
ALABoR1NG man named sleinke, in the en-
ploy OF the Queen City Cornice Works, No S85
Court street, fell from he roof of house where
he was at work yesterday afternoon, sustaining q
fracture of the left knee.
THE free orchestral concerts which have been 81
warmly appreciated OF Rottgers Tivon 469 Vine
street, are still continued. Curriers' superb or
chestra announces an excellent programme at
that place this evening and tomorrow afternoon
and evening.
THE opening address at Arbeiter Hall to-mor-
row afternoon will be delivered by Edward Hoff-
man. Subject, 1.-The High Protective Tariff" The
subjects for discussion will be: SHOULD man
choose starvation without work rather than starva-
ton with work?" and What are people doing all
the time who have nothing to do?"
VIM FRIEDEBoRN, the young man who obtained
admittance to several houses on Walnut Hills on
the strength of forged order to repair gas pipes,
and while pretending to be at work stole num-
ber OF valuable articles, received a sentence of
SlO0-6O this morning on the charge of false pre-
lenses, and a sentence of $20030 on the charge of
petit larceny.
ABOUT six weeks ago John Hammul, of No Al
Broadway, and Michael Mccormack, who resides
at II East Front street, both young men about
twenty years OF age, engaged in a fight
while at work on board the steamer Vint
Shinkle, during which Mccormack was struck on
the head with u poker. Last night he died, and
Hammul was locked up at Hammond-street Sta
ton. The Coroner was notified.
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The Stewart skeleton.

National Associated Press to the Star.
UTICA, N. Y. Jan. 18.-The attorney for
the Stewart estate in this part of the State
asserts positively that Slewarts remains are
now under the control of Judge Hilton.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-Evidence has accu-
mulated that Mrs. Stewart, to her intimate
friends has had no hesitation in declaring
that her husbands remains had been re-
ceived. that they have been under the
control of Judge Hilton for some time
past, and that within six hours notice
they could be removed to Garden City and
delivered at the place of sepulture, were it
ready for them. 1t is said that Mrs. Stew
art told friend that it was not likely she
would have consented TO her niece's mar
riage being celebrated with great publicity
while her husbands body was still in the
hands of robbers. Judge Hilton, however,
still declines to either affirm or deny the
report of the recovery of the body.
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German timer. attempted to start fire
with a can of gasoline, which exploded,
burning him seriously about the abdomen
and hands.
NIcHoLAsvrLLE, Jan. 1S.-Christmas Eve
Charlie Campbell cut James Hawkins throat
from ear to ear, and escaped. The difficulty
was about a woman, who has been watched
ever since, officers hoping thus to find
CampbelPs whereabouts. An intercepted
letter has put Marshal Hobbs on the right
track and by this time he is no doubt un-
der arrest. The murder was planned and
executed with indescribable GOODNESS. His
conviction is certain.
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Louisville Locals.

Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. ia prisoner named
Johnson, who attempted to escape from the
Work-house yesterday, was dangerously
shot by a guard.
Michael Lesver, lamplighter, was found
hanging dead in his coal-shed yesterday,
where he had prepared platform and gal
lows for himself and then deliberately
swung off into eternity.
Mrs. Edwards, who claims to be female
Free Mason, and who recently came down
from Cincinnati, is here. She is never seen
without her jewels and white apron, and
she always dresses in black.
Yesterday afternoon the resignation of
Col Edwards, Chief of Police, was accepted,
and Capt. J. A. Weatherford, First Lieuten-
ant, was appointed Chief until an appoint
ment is made by the Commissioners.
Anderson, who has just been tried for The
murder of his wife, is Scotchman and not
an Irishman, as has been stated.
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In Brief.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New York, Jan. 18.-Henry Zeltner, a
brewer of this city, has failed. Liabilities
$150,0Q0.
New YORK, Jan. 18-Latest estimates
place the losses of the fire last night at
100000.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-The Industrial depu-
tation has reached the city of Mexico. All
well except Mr.. Cahill, of st. Louis.
LONDON, Jan. 18. The United States
ship Constitution sails for New York in
three or four days. She is apparently un-
injured
BERLIN, Jan. 1S-The Government Com
mission has recommended the restoring of
the protective iron duties, which were abol-
ished in 1878. 1t is also said that duty of
fifty per cent. will be imposed On foreign
corn.
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OLD KENTUCK.
Items Of Interest from the Interior.

Specials to the Star. t. .....
PRINCETON, Jan. 1S-Colonel J. Roland
Yesterday entertained the pupils of Prince
ton College with reading and recitations..
Candidates are arriving lively for the
Convention next Monday, and swarm time
is anticipated.
OwENToN, Jan. 18.-Yesterday at noon
the prisoners in the Jail here overpowered
the Jailer and made break to escape. He
the ball struck VIM. Lawders, one of the
prisoners. in the back going clear through
his body, killing him almost a, once. The
others were then easily recaptured.
PARIS, Jan. 49, Yesterday Frank Box, Q
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From the state Hatchery.


National Associated Press to the Star.
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 1s.-There are now in
the State Hatchery near Toledo fifty thou
sand young California salmon, already
Matched and in fine condition. There are
also between seven and eight million white
fish eggs in good condition, which will be
ha ched about March 1st. Judge Cotter
states that he planted two million and a
half of California salmon last year in Ohio
waters, and that they are growing finely
also, that at points in Lake Erie, where he
had planted fish two years ago, the yield
THIS year was something very wonderful,
and fish can now be bought in that neigh
borhood as low as 8 cents per pound. The
Fish Commissioners ask for an appropria-
ton of S., 900 to enable them to continue
their important work.
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Several OF the prisoners recently indicted by the
Grand Jury were arraigned to-day before Judge
Johnston to enter their pleas. All of the follow.
ing pleaded not guilty:
Joseph Lechner, stealing $40; Henry Solomon,
grand larceny; Chas Hudson. stealing a box OF
gold rings, value $500; John Hanrahan, breaking
mas cay; VIM. Thompson and IT, os Reynolds,
cutting J. Wilson and H. Brown, shooting; John
Walsh, robbery of money and clothing: Archi-
bald Mercer, Alonzo Keizer and Alonzo Schaffer,
breaking into railroad freight car: Lizzie Morris,
stealing 5000; Edward Johnston, Charles Lippert,
and Benz. strubc, burglary Annie Clark (colored),
cutting Lee Johnson: Geo. Coles. assault to kill.
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The Buckeye Club.

To The Editor OF The Star:
The "kegulars' of the Buckeye Club are max
ing strenuous efforts to elect their ticket this even
ing, but fear in vain. The independents are
thoroughly organized and have at the head OF
their ticket Mr.. A. Weiand young man who has
been connected with the Club since its organiza
ton, and who has been shown in all posi-.
tions in which he has been placed
to be an earnest and faithful
worker for the interest of the organization. The
balance of the ticket is composed of such gentle
men as Oscar Mueller, Frank Ratterman, Theo-
dore Hors.man, John Kaufman, Jr., Henry Hof-
man and Louis Hester, all well known and active
members of the CLUB. Members, do your duty
and elect the whole Independent ticket.
A REGULAR INDEPENDENT.
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SUPERIOR.
Found Dead i'm the ice.

Last Thursday morning shortly before noon Mrs.
Anna Van Zund, while walking along the County
Road, leading from the Columbia and New Rich
mond Pike to Cherry Grove, in Andersen Town
ship, noticed the body of man unknown to her
lying in the ice, near Eight-mile Creek. She at
once notified the neighbars who, on examination,
identified the body as that of William IIofert, a
married man, about ffty-tive years old, who lived
near Cherry Grove with his wife. The Squire of
that Place. August GRANGE, held all inquest yester-
day,
From the testimony of the deceased's wife it ap-
pears that on Monday last Hof'rt left the house
about s o'clock signifying his intention of going
down to take a view of the river. That was the
last seen of him until he was found in the ice. 1t
is supposed that while standing ON the bank he
fell into the water and was drowned.
The deceased at times was somewhat insane.
Squire Crance rendered verdict Of death from
causes unknown.
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CHICAGO.

Court Consultations Pork and
Lard Transaction Chasing the
Crooked.
Special to the Star
CHICAGO, Jam 18-A bill was introduced
to-day in the Illinois Legislature to consoli-
date the three Supreme Courts of the State
into one at Springfield.
Fifty-two thousand barrels pork and sew
en- Thousand barrels of lard changed hands
on the Call Board this morning in half
hour.
Two illicit distillers at Shullsburg, Wis,
were chased to near Fulton, ILL.,, and cap
tured.
The future location of the Post-office is
unsettled. The present location in the
Singer Building will probably answer for
the present.
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ditor Cappeller appointed messenger in the lat-
ter's office in place of John Schonelein.
John Zind was allowed thirty days further time
to complete the approaches to the bridge, near
Stouts, in Delhi Tewnship
Squire ii. Harmeyer was allowed copy OF
Swan & Sayler's statutes
The offer of the Ohio Valley Fuel Saving Com,
the Courthouse, for SIS, was laid on the table.
The payroll of the Courthouse employees for
the last two weeks, was approved, Mr.. Reardon
voting no.
noon.
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Petit Larceny-Wm. Frledeborn, S20O-30; John
Fitzler, S25; Richard Thomas, 80 days; James Kel-
ley, 5000; Michael FIarrigan, continued to Janu-
ary 24th: Patrick Carney, continued to January
22d; Lawrence ScOoler 5000.
Vagrancy-Martin McGinty, continued to Janu-
ary 2lSt; Carrie Thomas and Jennie Williams, 30
days each; Jennie Shaw and Alice Clark, dis
missed.
Miscellaneous-Wm F.iedeborn, false pretenses
SlOO60; Thomas A. Norvell, cutting with intent to
kill continued to February 1st; Henry Stamp,
house-breaking, 60 days; August L0wensein, as
sault and battery continued to January 25th;
John Hart, keeping place where intoxicating Ii
quor is sold, continued to January 22d; Ella Ber-
tram, drunkenness 20 days; James Kelly, same,
5000; f. Schrader, same, dismissed; John Schil-
ling, known thief 5000.
SUPERIOR
VIM. Meyer against Ed. D. Albro. This was a
suit to recover 10 per cent commission for selling
lumber in Germany Judgment for defendant.
COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Smth-Wm. c. Smith against
Louis Seasongood and Ezra c. Hayes In this case,
an action to recover $4,000 damages sustained by
reason of alleged false representations as to the
value OF the stock in an Illinois lead mine traded
by defendants to the plaintiff for his farm in But
Ter County, the jury returned verdict for the de-
PENDANTS
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PITTSBURG.
Ice Gorge In the Ohio.

Special to the star.
PITTsBURG, Jan. ia dispatch from the
Upper Monongahela indicates that the ice
has started generally, and will reach here
tonight. River men are well prepared for
all emergencies.
The ice is gorged in the Ohio eighteen
miles below, at Economy. The Allegheny
has not broke. There is less river property
in the Upper Monongahela than usual, and
no damage is yet reported. as the ice has
not yet reached the pools of slack-water.
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DETROIT DRIFT.

Suicide, Death in the Streets, Gr@cO.
Romans, Regatta Affairs.
Special to the Star.
DETROIT, Jan. 18.-Asa Russell, who mys-
teriously disappeared from Reading, Mich,
more than week ago, has suicided at Lock
port, New York.
Thomas J. Mann was found dead in the
streets of Albion last night. Cold weather
and whisky worked his final destruction.
Andre Cristol and Mclaughlin wrestle
Graco-Roman tug here tonight for $500 a
side and the door money.
The Northwestern Regatta is fixed for
Toledo next season.
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After That stone.
National Associated Press to the Star.

IDIANAPoLIs, Jan. Estate Geologist
Cox has dispatched Major J. J. Palmer to
Fountain County, to procure for the State
Museum the meteoric stone reported as
having fallen near Newton last Tuesday
night. killing Leonidas Glover, a farmer.
The stone is said to be of twenty pounds
weight, and pyramidal in shape. Prof.
Cox does not entirely credit the story, but
can not believe that any one would invent
q hoax of This character.
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The Mozart Mannerchor last night rendered
serenade to Mr. Harry STALL it being the first ami
versary Of his wedding day.
w. J. ONeil will read this evening an original
poem, entitled Ireland" at q meeting of the
Friendly Sons Of ST. Patrick.
The French pupils of the Hughes High School
will give an entertainment at the Hughes Hall
this evening" under the direction of their teacher
Madame Beck.
An indignation meeting will be held this even
ing at Washington Platform ITO protest against
the action of the German Government in sup
pressing freedom of Speech free press and trial by
jury"
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FOREIGN.
National Associated Press to the Star.
many.

National Associated Press to the Star.
Germany.
AN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
BRUSSELS, Jan. 1S.-There will be an In
ternational Exhibition held in this city in
1880.
France.
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
PARIS, Jan. 1s.-At meeting of the Mod
crate Left it was unanimously declared that
the Ministerial programme was unaccept-
able to the Republican Union. The action
of the Extreme Left was strongly con-
demned, while the action of the Left Cen
ter was approved.
MOVEMENTS OF GAMBETTA.
LONDON, Jan. 1S-A Paris correspondent
SAYS Gambetta will leave Paris to-day (Sat-
urday) and will only return Monday in
time for the debate.
The correspondent says Gambetta has
adopted his present tactics because he fears
he can no longer control the majority and
intends to gradually veer around to the
side of the assailants of the Ministry.
Italy.
NEW AMERICAN BIsHoPRIcs.
ROME, Jan. ls.-In addition to the pro-
posed appointment of several Wears Apos-
toiic in parts of America destitute of Epis-
copal Churches, the Vatican intends to es-
tablish several new Bishoprics in the
United States and institute a new hierarchy
different from the present one.
COLLECTION OF PETERS PENCE.
The Pope has sent circular to Bishops
outside of Europe with a view to extending
the collection of Peters pence in all coun-
tries Of the world.
Spain.
SEARCH FOR sEDITIoUs DOCUMENTS.
MADRID Jan. 1S.-Constitutional newspa-
pers loudly complain that domiciliary
visits were made Thursday night to the
houses of the three friends and partisans of
Marshal Serano and search made for Sc
ditious pamphlet which, however, was not
discovered.
Great Britain.
THE CONSTITUTION RELIEVED.
LONDON, Jan. 1S.-The American frigate
Constitution, which went ashore near old
Point Harrie, was got off during yesterday
afternoon and landed at Portsmouth for
repairs
IRON MASTERS FAILURE.
Thomas w. Rocker & Co., of Glamorgan-
shire, iron masters, have failed. They owe
| the Bristol and West of England Bank
f600,00
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knights of ST. James

The annual election of officers of the Knights OF
st. James was held at their hail. corner of Ninth
and Plum streets, on Monday evening" January
18th, 1879, when the following officers were
elected: Patrick Hoban, Captain; Patrick Rob
ms First Lieutenant Robert Hagerty, Second
Lieutenant Cornelius O'Connell, First Sergeant;
First Corporal; George Ewing, second Corporal
Patrick Robins Treasurer; James McKeon, Secre-
tarv
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Death Record.
ThefoIlowing deaths have been placed o

Thefollowing deaths have been placed OF
record since our last report:
M. s. Lugers 81 yrs, Germany.
Harry l.. Suers. II mos, city
Anna Schroeder, yrs New York.
Anna NJ. Specht 81 yrs, Germany.
Charles Tragesser yrs, city
A!onza F. Stone, IS yrs, New Hampshire.
Fritz Kramer. SIS yrs Germany.
Margaret Lantry, . yrs, city.
Wilhelm Hayerkamp, 16 yrs, Germany.
Rosa NJ. Haman, IS mos, city
Philomena A. Heman, 5 yrs, city.
Henry Stahmann, sc yrs, Germany.
Antoinette W. Hart, q yrs, New York.
Emma Crawford, IS mos, citv.
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CRIME AND CALAMITY.

National Associated Press to the Star.
ANDERsoN's DEATH SENTENCE.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 19.-The trial of Robert
Anderson, the wife murderer, who COM
mitted most brutal murder on the 18th of
April last, by stabbing his wife in the neck
while on drunken spree, was concluded
yesterday and Anderson sentenced to be
hung.
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Sporting News.
OUR OWN PERIGRINAToR.

OUR OWN PERIGRINATOR.
LONDON, Jan. 18.-Edward Payson Wes-
ton, pedestrian, started off yesterday to
walk two thousand miles in eight hundred
and fifty-six hours He was in the best of
health and spirits.
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ExtOrtiOns of tug Owners.

special 10 the star.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1S.-The tugboat owners
are taking advantage of the ice blockade.
and are charging exorbitantly for towing
oyster boats. As high as $l00has been paid
a single tug for towing one schooner
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SpeCial to the Star.

Special to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18.-At the funeral
of Mark Bates, the actor, who died in Sta
tion-house here, there was a large attend
ance of the theatrical fraternity.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
The Standard SiIvcrs.
National Associated Press to the Star.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The standard sill
YER dollar will be furnished by the Treas
urer of the United States, free of expense
for checks in his favor on New York for
certificates of deposit issued by any United
States Sub-Treasuary or National Bank De-
pository, or for greenbacks or bank notes
The above should be in sums of 81 900 or
its multiple.
OratOrlcal Indians.
Lincoln Hall was crowded last night to
hear Chief Joseph and other Indians speak
for the rights and liberties of their race.
The Ladies Have Il Hearing.
The House Judiciary Committee to-day
granted hearing to Mrs. Emeline B. Wells
and Mrs. Selma Young Williams, of Salt
Lake City, Utah. upon various petitions
now before the Committee relating to the
laws affecting polygamy. They argued in
favor of legislation which will protect Nor
mon women and children.
The Committee On Commerce.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE House Com
mittee on Commerce this morning took up
Carter Harrison's bill to allow the purchase
and register of foreign-built ships by citi-
zens of the United States. Arguments in
favor of the bill were made by Mr.. Harr-
son and Mr.. John Goldman, of Boston. 1t
was opposed by Representatives Hall. of
Maine; Ward of Pennsylvania, and others
The Committee took 10 action, but will
give further hearing on Wednesday next.
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County Commissioner.
The County Commissioners held regular meet
ing to-day, all the members being present
WIN. Taylor was. on application Of County Au-
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BOARDING.
FOR SALE.

LHOR SALE-Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine:
Il entirely new. Call at THIS OFFICE. de1l-t
IHOR SALE-Two Of Browns Ca abinet I.athes, the
I most complete machinery OF the kind. Call at
THIS OFFICE dell-tf
LNOR SALE-SHOE STORE-In nice country
L town; population 1000: stock good small cap
ital required. s. KENTON, Springfield. O. 16-7t
E>OR SALE-SEWING MACHINES-Of all
It kinds. new and second hand. cheap; also re-
pairing, at 5ls Central avenue WIN. McFEE
noSru
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OratorIcaI Indians.

lincoln Hall was crowded last night to
hear Chief Joseph and other Indians speak
for the rights and liberties of their race.
tEIln 4 .adin. IIe.s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

ENT TANTED-LATHES-A party having one DIR
w more good, secondhand Blanchard spoke
lathes for sale, will please address statug prics
and condition, RICE. BROWN & CO., Ottawa, O.
16-6t
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wv ANTED LOCATION = To learn OF a GOOD
w location to establish a -four and grist min.
either in Ohio or Indiana, Address Box s3i, Find
lay, Ohio is IM
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L'OR RENT = ROOMS = Choice front lodging
Il rooms Apply ut 2l4 W. Fourth st eet. 154t
LHOR RENT - ROOM - Nicely furnished room,
II to one or two gentlemen. Rent S5. Apply at
1l6 West Court street. MRS. W. I74t
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wv NTANTED-DRUG STORE-In a city; Elyr,a
w Ohio, preferred, or in cod town of iron,
1000 to 10000 inhabitants. doing gond business
and to be had on reasonable terms and rent nut
high will pay part cash. balance ON tim. Ad-
dIeas PoSt-othce Box 4Sl, Sandusky, Ohio. lS-R
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AN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
BRUSSELS, Jan. 18.-There will be an In
ternational Exhibition held in this city in
1880.
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COoD PHOTOGRAPHS AND FERREOTYPyg
" made in all kinds OF weather at KELJ.Y'S
Gallery. 1876 ". 5th ST., bet Elm and Plum
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

[NOR RENT-ROOM AND POWER-SO4 Broad
q way. 15-4t