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Local Personal.

Mr.. Fred. Mussey will sing his original
song at the Amateur Minstrel Entertain
ment.
Mr.. E. D. Grafton, the artist, has Just
completed splendid pen and ink portrait
Of Mr.. Andrew Erkenbrecker.
Mr.. Wni. Forde, who recently arrived
in the city from Liverpool, England. has
taken up his residence in West Walnut
Rev. E, T, Wells, pastor Of Raper Church,
Dayton. o., will address the York-street
NJ. Il. Sunday school at o'clock, and will
preach in that church, corner of York and
Baymiller streets, in the morning. =,
The following ladies from Glendale will
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shadoWs Of Coming Events.

Douglass Lodge, X. PIP, will give an en-
tertainment at their new hall, corner Of
Sixth and Walnut streets, Monday night
Prof. Etienne Lambert will give lecture
at No. 233 Auburn avenue, Mount Auburn,
Tuesday at 2;30 p. IN, on THE Art of Master
ing French with Conversational Fluency."
The Queen City Gladiators will give their
first grand fancy dress ball at Rottger's
Tivoli, on Vine street, next Thursday even
ing, April Sd. The music will be furnished
by Curriers' orchestra.
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John Morr, pioneer died at Columbus,
Ind.
DR.. Ebenezer G. Woodward died at Mt.
Vernon. o.
VIM. Weible was murdered by Peter Ho-
ben at Mattoon, Ill.
Mrs Ellen Van Ulzen committed suicide
at Terre Haute, Ind.
John Lacy was fatally injured by cars at
Erwin Station, Ind.
Alex. Funk, of Xenia, committed suicide
at West Lancaster, o.
Jacob Wirtmiller, an aged German, COM
mitted suicide at Tiffin o.
Henry Fink, aged seventeen, was killed
by lightning at Goshen, Ind.
Boyton reached Evansville. Ind, last eve.
ming, and remains over Sunday.
Andrew Munson, Norwegian, was found
dead at Madison, Wis. Drunkenness.
An unknown man walked off the steamer
Golden Crown at Newburg, Ind, and was
drowned.
VIM. Sears barn, three horses and one
cow were destroyed by lightning at Bour.
bon, Ind.
Ned Davis aged ninety three, dropped
dead at Nashville, Ind. lie left thirty.
three children.
Charles Rasch, the negro condemned to
execution at Tuscumbia, Ala, has been
respited until April 25th.
Old man Field was sentenced for life to
the Penitentiary and his two sons and g
daughter-in-law to fourteen years each, fol
the murder of John A. Mclaughlin at Jer.
seyville, Ill.
Little Wolf and his band of Cheyenne In.
dians, numbering thirty-fve lodges, with
tured by Lieutenant Clarke. on Box Elder
Creek, near Yellowstone River, Tuesday
the 25th inst,
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Death Record,

The following deaths have been placed on
record since our last report:
Katie Mahon, mos, city.
Laura Reuhmeier, 10 mos, city.
VIM. Haneman. yrs, city.
Mary Van Zant, 27 yrs, city.
George Brochman, IA days, city.
Mary Ann Sammes, 2yrs city.
Frank Rusche, 2 yrs, city.
John H. Hallenbeck, "a days, city.
Infant Michal, still-born, city.
John G. Stephan, l yr, city.
BETTE Fehr. 8 mos, city.
Frank J. Hampleman, s yrs, city.
Henry Echtermann. Gs yrs, Germany.
Gustavus Nockles, 26 yrs, Germany.
Katharine Autmeire is yrs, Germany.
H. Henry Daudenbach, 55 yrs, Germany
Edward +. Smith, rs yrs, Ohio.
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County. But the Governorshp seems
to more especially occupy the
political mind bere and is continually
talked Of On the Democratic side the
most prominent names now In the political
horizon is Durbin Ward, who has fought
many battle for the Democracy, and
dollars of the fathers restored currency
in the land. Then there is Rice, the
MANNED soldier and the soldiers friend, who
has long been defender of the faith. In
my next will endeavor to give the more
prominent candidates on the Republican
side of the House. ANON.
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BLOSS-Of malignant scarlet fever, at Inde-
pendence. KY, on Wednesday, March 26th, 1879,
at Il M. Alice Key daughter of the late G. NJ. d.
Bloss. of Branch Hill. aged years and months
KNIGHTMAN-Friduy, March 18th. at 1:30 a.
M. William knightmal, aged IS yeas
Flu eral takes place Sunday, March 30th. at 2 D.
m. Friends are invited TO attend without further
notice.
MCNAMARA On Friday morning, at 1:3O
O'Clock. of consumption, George Mcnamara, aged
twenty-one years.
Fhneal from the residence of his father 17S
West Front street, sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Friends of the family invited to attend.
tSt Louis and Memphis papers please copy.l
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Executors Sale OF Real Estate,

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
i Probate Court Of Hamilton County Ohio,
the 2Gth day of April, 1879 at O'Clock o. m, upon
the premises, the following described real estate
situate in the City OF Cincinnati HamiltonC unity,
Ohio, towit: All those ce tain lots or parcels OF
ground, being Lots Numbers Two t2) and Three
81 in Jacob Msdeiras subdivision OF lots
which said subdivision is recorded in
Book No. 32 page S6 of Hamilton County
Records; said Lots Nos. and being each thirty
(30) feet front on the rth side OF Hamilton Road
CMcMicken avenue). east of Elm street, and run
ming back to Kleiner street Qess two feet front on
Klener street heretofore sold), with thIee.story
brick buildings thereon
Appraised at $1,000; terms of sale: One-third
cash. one-third in one year and onethird in two
years from day OF sale, with interest," the payments
10 be secured BY mortgage upon the pr misses sold
FRANZ KERN,
Executor Of Andreas Schemel, deceased
G. TAFEL, Attorney.
HEMMELGARN & Co., Auctioneers.
March 29th 1879 mh294tS
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CRIME AND CALAMITY.
A ROMANTIC YOUNG LADY.


Special to the Star.
EVANSVILLE ND, March 29.-Miss Susan
K. johnson, q respectable young lady Of
Crawford County, INDUCED in novel read
ing to such an extent that the spirit Of ad-
venture took possession of her, and. dress
ing herself in boys clothes. she left home
claudestinely, took the packet for Evans
vile, unwittingly revealed her sex on the
boat; was arrested here, escaped and is now
at Uniontown, KY, wiser and sadder girl
than when she left thea paternal roof Her
father is Captain Sam. johnson, well
known river pilot The girls ambition
was to become nun and enter convent
for life.
GAY AND GALLANT DOCTOR.
LEAvENwoRTH, IND, March 29.-In The
assault and battery case OF Mrs. Vance VS..
DR.. Mitchell, in which the latter was
charged with indecently placing his hands
under Mrs. Vance's clothes, the doctor was
fined $40.
Is 1T NATHAN FRANK?
EVANSVILLE, March 29.-The body OF q
man was found floating in the river near
Uniontown to-day, which is supposed to
be the body ofEathan Frank. The excite
ment in Jewish circles runs high.
JUDGE ELLIoITs MURDERER.
FRANKFoRT, KY, March 29.-Thos. Blu
ford was taken before the Magistrates yes
terday, and waving examination, he was
held over to the September term without
bail Indignation here is SO intense that
he will be taken to Louisville for safety.
He was visited in Jail yesterday by his
brothers, General Aoe Buford and Henry
Buford, OF Fayette County. Both brothers
told him there could be no palliation for
his great crime.
Governor McCreary yesterday issued his
proclamation calling special election for
Appellate Judge of the First District, to fill
the vacancy caused by Judge Elliott's muir
der on the 18th of May.
AN EMBEzZLER PICKED UP.
Special to the sta..
CHARLESTON, ILL, March 29.-John s.
Miller, an employc OF Syfers, Mcbride &
Co., OF Indianapolis was brought here yes
terday. and bound over to the Grand Jury
of Coles County, charged with having col
lected large sums Of money for his employ
ers, and with embezzling the same. He has
been indicted in Edgar County.
TILE MAurIN-scoTT SCANDAL
FARMER CRY, ILL.,, March 29.--In the
famous Maupin-Scott scandal case the
Church trial is concluded. Scott was ex-
onerated from the charge of slandefing
Rev. Mr.. Maupin in his charge Of adultery
against him and Scott's wife. Mrs. Scott
substantiated by her oath her statement
with him for two years past.
THE YANCEYvILLE MURDERERR.
National Associated Press to the Star.
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deem it my duty to tell the world what
Dr. Swayne's Compound of Wild Cherry
has done for me. l had violent cough,
night sweats, sore throat great weakness,
with severe attacks of hemorrhage; gave up
all hope OF recovery. am now cured, a
sound and hearty man. Edward H. Ham
son, engineer at Sweencys Pottery, 1884
Ridge avenue, Philadelphia. Over twenty
five years have elapsed. and l still remain
healthy man. Price: Trial bottles, Csc;
large size 81, or tx for S.. A single 25c
bottle will ofentimes cure recent cough
or cold, and thus prevent much risk and
suffering. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne &
Son. North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold
by all druggists.
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JOHN HELMING, JR., [sEAL.
ALEX. =. WOLF, SEAL
NOTICE.

r EGAL NOTICE--ON MARCH 7, 1879. THE
l. Probate Court Of Hamilton County, Ohio. de-
clared the estate Of Andrew Niedmann deceased
to be probably insolvent. Creditors are, there.
FORE required to present their claims against The
estate to the undersigned for allowance within
six months from said date. or they will not be en-,
titled to payment JOHN W. CALDWELL, :
Administrator OF Andrew Niedmann, deceased.
S7e Main street. Cincinnati. Ohio, March 9, 1873.
rah9-stA
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preside at tables at the Children's Home
Fair: Misses Jennie and Carrie Stevens
the Misses Davidson, the Misses Patterson,
the Misses Spinning, the Misses Tytus, Miss
Gallagher, Miss Reakirt, Miss Sterritt, Miss
Keys, the Misses Shillito, Moulton, Nc
Grew, Matthews. Earhart and Douglass.
The committee will consist OF Mrs. George
Shillito and Mrs Charming Richards
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NEWS FROM ABROAD
Here and There on the Other Side Of
the Atlantic.

India.
AN ALLIANCE WITH CHINA.
National Associated rress 10 the Star.
LONDON, March 29-A dispatch from
Rangoon saws IL is reported that the King
of Burmah has formed an alliance with
China.
All OF the English residents, except the
officials, have quilted Mandalay.
Russia.
RAvAGED By DISEASE.
ST, PETERSBURG, March 29-The plague
has subsidized on the Lower Volga, but in
flsmmation of the lungs and smallpox pre-
vail, and the rate of mortality is still very
high. The latest news from Czaritzin gives
q melancholy picture OF the sanitary condl-
ton of the town and neighborhood. Simi-
lar news comes from Kursk, where whole
families are being destroyed by typhus,
diphtheria and smallpox.
coMrLICITY WITH NITIILIsTs
ST. PETERSBURG, March 29.-The Chief of
Police of Odessa, Colonel Anatoff, has been
deposed, owing to completely with the Nj
'hiiists Other prominent officers will also
be deposed.
THE CRANKY CossAcKs.
The Don Cossacks have refused to pay
taxes, and disturbances have taken place.
Turkey.
MINED OCCUPATION REJECTED.
LONDON, March 29.-A Berlin correspond
ent of the Pail Mall Gazette says: 1t is re-
ported that Turkey rejects the scheme for
the mixed occupation OF Roumelia, which
consequently may have TO be abandoned. {,
JUSTIN MCCARTHY FOR PARLIAMENT.
Justin Mccarthy has been accepted by
the Home Rulers of County Of Longford,
Ireland. as their candidate for Parliament
at the next general election.
Siam.
GREETING FOR GRANT.
LONDON, March ga letter from Bang
kok Siam, dated on the 7th of March says
the King Of Siap has sent an autograph
letter to General Grant inviting him tovisit
Siam and become his guest. General Grant
is expected at Singapore about the LIST of
April The American Consul at Bangkok,
accompanied by the Kings Aid-de-camp
and one OF the Princes will proceed down
the Gulf of Siam on Government steamer
To meet and welcome General Grant and
escort him to Bangkok.
THE ENGLISH SURVEYORS.
The letter also says the English surveying
party which left Upper Burmah several
months ago, consisting of fifty men, with
twenty elephants has Just reached Tochen
River and is expected at Bangkok in about
week.
AFTER AMERICAN GOODS.
The arrivals Of American goods in Siam
are increasing, and they are much sought
after, both by foreigners and the Siamese.
The new rice coming into market is Of a
superior quality, and the crop is large.
Foreign Flashes.
The insurrection in Macedonia is pro-
gressing
Gen. Blanco, the new Governor General
OF Cuba, sailed for Havana yesterday.
Prince Bismarck las proposed to the
Tariff Commissioner to admit coal and
raw cotton free of duty.
The question of re-establishinG capital
punishment in Switzerland must be re-
ferred to popular vote.
-Four Counselors of State have been ar
rested in ST. Petersburg on suspicion of
their connection with NihiIi$ts.
M. Tenille de Vaulabellc, the French his
toran. and DR.. Karuarsch, author of the
'History OF Technology" are dead.
Devaraya, in Hungary, which few days
since was threatened with an inundatiOn
by the bursting Of dyke is now safe.
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Mems Spring Overcoats at Mabley'a


RAUTNER-LOGAN-In San Francisco, Cal,
March I'd, at the Swedenborgian Church. by the
Rev. John Doughty, Theodore A. +. G. Trautner
to Jessie, eldest daughter of Robert S. Logan,
formerly OF Cincinnati. 1t
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nIsTRICT COURT UNITED STATES, SOUTH
~ ERN District of Ohio--In Bankruptcy.-N
2,O02.-In the matter Of James H. Snodgrass and
John T. Snodgrass. bapkrupts.-The creditors OF
said bankrupts are notified that they have filed
their petition in this Court praying for final
discharge from all their debts provable under
the Bankrupt Act and the acts alnendatory
thereof and said creditors are required to appear
at a Court of Bankruptcy to be held before ME at
at my office. No East Third street. Cincinnati, on
the I'D day of April, 1879, at 10 o'clock a. M !,
and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer
of said pc ition sheuld not be granted
Dated at Cincinnati, March 18th, 1879
FLAMEN BALL,
\ mh29-StS Register in Bankruptcy
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CINCINNATI wEsrwooD MARROW GAueKl
Daily except Sunday. .-
Leave C., H. & D. Depot 2:2s p m, Esp IN. s:fS
am. =
Leave Robb's (Westwood). 54s q m, 7:o5 Q n
1888 p m, 1858 pm, 5;S3 pm.
Leave Brighton, 62S q m, e0S m, 2:ss m, Sl1
IS m, SOS pm.
Sunday trains
Leave Robb's (Westwood), SIS m. 1883 a. N
a. Leave Brighton. s:ss IN, I:5s m 5:5s m.
2:3sp n, SIS pm.
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BANKRUPTCY

nIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
~ Southern District Of Ohio.-In bankruptcy.
No. 1,sT4.-ln the matter OF Jetta Myer and Fred.
Myer, bankrupt. creditors of said bankrupts
this court, praying for final discharge from all
their debts proyablc under the Bankrupt Act and
the acts amendatory thereof and said creditors are
required to appear at Court of Bankruptcy TO be
held before me at my Office, No. s East Third
street, Cincinnati, on the 18th day of April,
1879, at 10 o'clock a. m, and show cause, If any
they have, why the prayer OF said petition should
not be granted. FLAMEN BALL
Register in Bankruptcy.
Dated at Cincinnati, March %, 1879.
mh22-3tS
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GIBERT BR OS.,
$50 West Fourth street, Cincinnati Ohio.
G2l Olive street 81. louis. Missouri. Il
LEGAL.

LEGAL.
-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned has been appointed and quail
fed Executor Of George W. Tcmplin deceased
GEORGE c. ROBERTSON.
February =, 1879. yea, mh22-S.S
FINHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
Il notice OF his appointment as assignee OF
Matthias Roa. Creditors are requested to file their
respective claims W tn him
GEORGE r. TOPP, Assignee,
Room No. G. n. W. cor Court and Main streets
Ed. NJ. SPANGESBERG, Attorney. mh9,.3LS
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Two in One-.A Nest0rer of Gray
Hair

And perfect. dressing combined. "London
Hair Color Restorer" restores to gray hair
its original color and beauty. complete
within itself; no washing or previous prep
aration of any kind required to secure these
desirable results. Stops hair from falling
and nsures luxurious growth. Price 75c
six bottles 81. All druggists sell it.
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PIANOS, &c.
Co-PARTNERsH1P NOTICE.


VINHIS CO-PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT, EN-
/ TERED into this 18th day of March, 1879 be-
tween John Helming, Jr., Alex. $. Wolf and
Adolph Meyer, all of tue City of Cincinnati, Coun-
ty of Hamilton. and State OF Ohio. witnesseth
I. That the said parties have formed co.part.
nelsip under the firm name of HELMING, WOLF
4 CO., for the purpose OF manufacturing and SELL
ing boots and shoes in the City of Cincinnati
Hamilton County, Ohio.
ii That the said John Helming, Jr, and Alex
S. Wolf shall be general partners and the said
Adolpl Meyer shall he special partner, rand as
such special partner invest In said business the
sum of Five Thou and ($5,000) Dollars.
ILL., That said partnership commences from the
nth day Of March, 1879, and terminates January
1st, 1850.
JOHN HELMING, JR., [sEALl
ALEX. =. WOLF, [sEAL.1
AD0LPH MEYER IsEAL1
FJNHE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
i Cincinnati Township, ss.-Personaly appeared
before me Fred. A. johnson. Justice Of the Peace
in and for said county, township and State afore
said, John lIelming, Jr Alexander = Wolf and
Adolph Meyer, who jointly andseverally acknowl-
edge the signing and sealing Of the foreg ing in
srument as their voluntary act and deed for the
uses and purposes therein mentioned. In testi-
mony whereof 1.have hereunto set my hand and
scroll seal, this 2sth day Of March, 1879.
= FRED. A. JOHNSON, (s,
Justice Of the Peace shAh'
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THE YANCEYvILLE MuRDERERS
National Associated Press to the Star
RICHMOND, Va, March 29.-Two Rich
mond detectives have succeeded in finding
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n IL n O A ID II I N N
Corrected to Accord with Cincinnati
Time.

CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Depot, corner Mclean ave. and Gest street
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.


HEMMELGARN & Co., Auclioneers.
March 29th 1879. mh29-4tS
The daily gazette., 1879-10-14
.HERIFF.S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
y by virtue Of sundry writs OF Eendi-
toni Exponas, to me directed. Will be ex-
posed to public sale, at the hotel OF
ROSE BOULDEN.
In the village OF st. Georges, IN Red Lion
Hundred, New Castle County, DEL. on
TUESDAY, The 2lst day of october, A. ID.
1879, at II o'clock, a. m.
The following described real estate. viz:
A certain lot of land situated In the VII
lage of 81. Georges, Red Lion Hundred,
New Castle County, state OF Delaware,
Beginning at the stake on the north side
OF Second street, corner for these premises
and lands of David Is. Stewart, the land OF
the said stewart being now occupied by
coach makers shop, thence with the line
OF the aforesaid coach shop north 81 de-
grees west 2 perches and i-i0 OF a perch TO
stake, corner for these pi emises and David
B. Stewart, and in the line of land formerly
assigned by the Orphans Court for New
Castle County to William +. Weaver,
thence with the line OF said last mention
ed land north 5lL degrees east u 2-lo perch.
sa d land Of VIM. +. Weaver. aver thence partly
with the line OF said land Of William r.
Weaver, partly with the line OF land now
| or late OF John p. Hudson and partly with
| the line OF land now or late OF James Cor
man north 81 4 degrees west = 10 perchess
| to u stake, corner for these premises and
| said land of James German, thence with
the line OF said last mentioned lana sOut II
| "a a degrees west 2-l2 perches to stake
/ In said line corner for these premises ana
/ other lands OF said Samuel Is. sutton,
| hence with the side of said last m ntioned
ands north ~ degrees west 3 B. 10 perch
to stake, corner M last Aforesaid, thence
| north 5lA degrees east 81 perches To stakt {
| thence south IS degrees east 3 lilo percht
TO stake near an old lime kiln, theme.
| partly with said Sutton's line and partly
| with the line OF the Methodist Episcopal
| cemetery south 6U degrees west 2 ~ pc
| ches to a stake, corner for these prem sei
and lands now or late OF Charles McWhor'
ter and others, thence with said McWhor'
ter's line north thirty five aud half de-
grees west lO 7-l0 perches to stake, corner
| as last aforesaid, thence south tUA degreei
west u 9-l0 perches TO u stake by the sale
McWhorter's stable, thence north ~ de
grees west l3 links to q corner as afOre IA Il
thence south 5Ol1 degrees, west 5 l0per
/ ches to a stake, thence south 81 degrees
east 81 links TO q stake on the north side o
second street, thence with said stree
south 5Ok degrees, west 5 l-I0 perches =,
the place OF beginning, containing within
the meets and bound three acres one hun
dred aud twenty square perches Of land
be the same more or less, with franz
shop and frame stable thereon erected.
Seized and taken In execution as tn
property OF Samuel B. Sutton, deceased
: Mary A.SuttOn, Administratrix OF sam
b. Sutton, deceased, and to be sold by.
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle, October 4th
1879. Oct6-eOdts.
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Leather in One Hour.

Wonderful are the changes that have
been effected of late years IN the manu-
factuie of leather by the use of chemicals
and machinery in place Of the old-fash-
ioned tan pits and the slow manipulation
of the currier and tanner. If some OF
our old leather manufacturers could be
resurrected-men who were accustomed
to soak their hides for years and turning
them assiduously at certain seasons-
how they would stare to see the present
process. A joint stock company was re-
Gently formed in Detroit for the purpose
| of tanning leather in one hour. We give
| the information for what it Is worth, but
| it certainly does look like sleight of-hand
| The process is chemical one performed
by the action of cerlain lneXpressible
mat aterials, the compOunding of which in
the right proportions is a secret. 1t is
claimed T. at robes, tanned with the hair
on, are soft as the finest wool hides OF
the deer, horse, dog, ETC., are smooth anC
soft, while calf and kid show the tex
ture and grain which shoemakers mos
a imire. No bark is required except ;
little to give the proper color to TIN
, leather. Bark is worth $S to so cord
and about two hundred cords are requir
ed to tan one thousand hides by th
4 common method, Two cords would b
] sufficient 10 give the proper color to tn
, same number OF hides, and the saving /
: this item will be enormous. We undel
y stand that the company is turning CT
e from two thousand to three tn u-an
hides per month. How the article
=, wearing we have not been able to asce
tain, but shall watch the result with il
terest.-COmmerc Bulletin.
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Even this man who was elected ssver-
al times from the Tenth ward 10 tie
Board Of Education, and had hsd Year,
of experience at the polls, lacked the
sense to know it was his duty to refuse
to sign the election returns without q
protest, if what the Republican says Is
true. But is assertions are false
Doubtless there were some illegal votes
but the Democrats assure us that the
most If them were cat by Republicans