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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-09
LATEST LOCAL.

THE Jail is in most filthy condition, and
should be looked after by The Grand Jury,
which is now in session.
Gus. BENNETT, switchman at the NJ &
G. Depot fel. upon the track this morning
and had his right arm cut off by passing
train.
HENRY QUANTE, who is subject to epilep-
tic fits, was sent to the Longview ASYLUM
to-day by order of DR.. Foertmeyer for be-
ing insane.
TELEPHoNIC communication is to be esI alb
lished soon between all of the Station
houses. There are already two telephones
in the Central Police District,
FRANK CARLIN, Janitor of the County Jail,
surrendered his books to Sheriff Weber last
nightand Henry Swanks of the West End
unsupported to fill the vacancy.
THE County Commissioners will hold
their next meeting on Saturday. They
were to have gone to inspect Mitchell-ave-
nue. Tunnel to-day, but the inclemency of
the weather prevented them.
4, THE, Returning Board appointed, to make
ouhsan official count of the votes cast at the
election for Directors of the Police Relief
Association reported at noon to-day. The
result differed but slightly from the first
count.
THE following Directors of Street, Rail
road Route No. 10 were elected by the
stockholders this morning: J. N. Kinney.
J. H. Rogers, J. w. Sibley, Richard
Mathers j. H. Rhodes B. +. Evans and
John Kyle
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Single Copy Two Cents. mo. 8.

thousand balls on each day will be shot as
special match with Abe Kleinman, OF
Chicago, the champion wing shot of Ameri-
ca. kleinman is given odds of two hun,
dred balls in each one thousand. At
o'clock last night Bogardus finished his first
days task, having broken three thousand
without a single miss. He was Loudly,
cheered. Kleinman shot at four hundred
and missed six, leaving Bogardns ahead
that number on the first days shooting.
MADAME STILL MARCHING.
At 10 20 clock last night Madame Ander-
son completed the 2,2l3th quarter mile,
making the last quarter in minutes.
CARVER ACCEPTS.
New YoRK, Jan. 9.-Dr. Carver says: ~
acceptthe proposition made by Bogardus,
to shoot 1000 glass balls, 500 single and 25O
pairs of single, the single balls to be sprung
from Bogardus trap and the double balls
from the Hubert trap. Will meet Bogardus
on Monday to arrange preiminaries
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-09
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY

ton of defending the Mormon creed in re-
gard to polygamy.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. - Representative
Stephens expects to be at the Capitol to-
day.
Mr. Schleicher is home with erysipelas in
the legs.
Destroyed Bank Notes.
The question having been raised as to who
gets the benefit of the National bank notes
destroyed in circulation, it may be stated
that the National Banks, when they retire
their circulation. are compelled to deposit
an equal amount in United States notes be-
fore they withdraw the United States bonds
which are on deposit in the Treasury as Sc
curity for their circulating notes. The
amount so deposited in excess of the
amount of bank notes presented for redemp-
tion is held in the Treasury, but is useless
to either the banks or the Government. 1t
would require an act of Congress to render
it serviceable to the Government. Banks
have no sort of right to it.
Positively the Latest.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Hon. NJ. Hall STAN
ton, President of the Board of Education OF
Philadelphia, is prominently mentioned for
the Berlin Mission.
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DIVORCE SUITS
Tried Before Judge Johnston.

Afaca htacFe JuusS n JehuSeCDs
Emma Baker against Hen!y Bster. In this cgSe,
stated in former report, the Court held Il at the
evidence did not prove that the plaintiff vas
resident of the county, and dismissed the petition
Eliz A. Brooks against Alonzo ID. Brooks Pc
cree granted Also in the case of J. +. Ermlch
against Amelia Ermlch.
Henry Nctherland against Camille Meth
erland. In this case, which had
been partly heard and laid over
for the purpose Of hearing furtner test moay "a :.
whether q former husband of the defendant Wa
living at the time of her marriage with the MIA n
tiff, the evidence prOcceied
Fred Cambridge testified that last July be xsv
Henry Newkirk, the first husband in Columbua
He was working on a farm. Case not decided.
Bertha Graft against Lewis Graft Suit for dj-
vorce on the ruunu OF .. ,~,.. ',,., ,.,.. rSnncs
ana int0xication In cross petition the ay esd
ant, denying the charges, claims that the pla;ntif
was guilty of gross legiect and adultery and ina
she was delivered oS San illegtimate child. Some
testimony. wns head and the case laid over for
further evidence.
Catherine Guner against P,tirick Cuner. II an
peared from the testimony OF the mother of the
plaintiff that the defendant WIS arrested ON \
charge OF bastardy by the Plaintiff He then mar
ricd her and lived with her one day whe he ieit
her. Decree granted.
Mary 4. Denny against James Denny. TIL. par.
ties were married October 2Tth, 1868, and hovn
three children: The ground alleged is extreme
cruelty. In progress.
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COLUMBUS.
Citizens Of Cincinnati Industriously En-.
gagged.

Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS o., Jan. ga. G. Collins is
still here and determined on having the
scalp of Judge Cox. A Committee met last
evening to consider the matter but took no
definite action.
1t is prop,sed to have meeting of all
the legal gentlemen of the House to con-
slider it and then move his impeachment by
both branches of the Legislature.
Mr.. Dodds, of Hamilton County, intro
duced a bill to-day to authorize the Board
of Public Works to waive the formalty of
advertising for the care of the streets of
Cincinnati.
The Jacksonian banquet last evening was
a success.
H. d. Peck and County Clerk Bernard
are here it is thought in conjunction with
the Collins-Cox ma ter.
4P, M.-The Speaker of the House has
formally presented to the House the charges
preferred against Judge Cox, Of Cincinnati,
calling for his impeachment. The Speaker
appointed Committee of five to investigate
the charges and report to the House as soon
as possible.
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Additional RiycrNcw.

Snow ceased to fall at noon, and at that hour
the sun was shining brightly, but strong wind
was blowing from the North.
The Guiding Star reshipped two carloads sugnr
this morning to Maysville via the Kentucky Cen
trail Railroad.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 9-Noon--River falling
with feet inches in the canal Ice holds soi,d
above the falls. and business dead The Hiram
Campbell and James Hobson have
steam up and are working about
the harbor The ferrybout plies regularly. At
New Albany the ice gorge moved down the river
one hundred yards yesterday morning carrying
with it barge of coal from the Upper Rolling
mill. 1t will be lost. Reamer's wharfboat, the
Bgey and all the h--ating stock have beea re-
moved to the Kentucky shore in safety from thu
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A grand reunion of the friends of tenn
perance will be held at Home Mission
Church, on High street, this evening.
The third lecture of the series to work
ingmen, on the subject of Natures Forcs
Pump" is to be delivered by DR.. VIM. Fl.
Taylor this evening at the Children's Ii ONE,
Ninth street.
Candidates for examination for the Col
lege Choir will have hearing at the Office
of the College of Music, Music Hall, on the
10th. Ladies, from 2 to p. M; gentle
men, from to 6.
Prof. J. L. Stoddard, of Boston. will COM
mence series of brilliantly illustrated leo
lures at Pixies Opera-house, Tuesday even
ing, January 14th, when his subject will b
"Rome, the Eternal City"
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WASHINGTON CITY.
Special to the Star.
JUDGE HUNTS CONDITION,

Special to the Star.
JUDGE HUNTS CONDITION.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Associate Jus ice
Ward Hunt, of the SHpreme Court, who
was stricken with paralysis few days since
is much better tonight. Justice Hunts
colleagues say that there is no probability
of his ever taking his place on the bench
again, as his right side is completely para
lyzed and his liver torpid 1t is understood
that Senator Davis of Illinois, his former
colleague, will shortly introduce bill in
the Senate to give Judge Hunter permis-
sion to retire with full salary. The Judge
is now sixty-eight years old.
WANTS SHERMAN INVESTIGATED.
Mr.. Hartzeli, of Illinois, who is men,
Der of the House Banking and Currency
Committee, will, at the meeting of the
Committee tomorrow morning, offer. a mo-
ton that the Committee investigate the
conduct of Secretary Sherman in the mat
ter of the recent coin transaction with the
First National Bank of New York.
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KENTUCKY SPECIALS.
Items of Interest from the Interior.

, =, :,
specials 10 the star.
fADUcAH' Jan. 9-Ihe entertainment Tor
the poor at the Richmond House netted
about $3.50.
Three negroes committed a BURGLARY here
Tuesday niob+ Thev vero trockod !, tho
.nnw ond hrn,rrbt to ;,,st;o. 0 -N ''o
upvnppsoy Ion o-Tbe sber;ff of tb;s
county hay;na faiIed to a;ve the roorirad
bonds bis office has he;n 5eclarod yacant
MAYsVILLE' Jan. 9.-lt mas oeen moderat-
ing rapidly. 1t commenced showing Tues
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JACKSON JUBILEE.
Heroic Hickory HOnOred by the De-
mOcracy.
Specials to the Star.
COLUMBUS, o.


COLUMBUS, o.
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 9-The BANQUET of
the Young Mems Democratic Club at the
Neil House last night in honor of General
Jackson's victory at New Orleans was bril-
liant affair, and was attended by many
prominent Democrats from all over the
State. The address of welcome was deliv-
cred by John D. Sullivan, President of the
Club. Toasts were eloquently responded
to by Gen. Ewing, Senator Pendleton, Gov
Bishop, Gen. Morgan, Gen. Durbin Ward
Hon. George L. Converse, Hon. T. L. Neil
and Mr.. T, Edwin Spear, editor of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer.
The second toast, jackson Democracy,
was responded to through letter by Senator
Thurman.
Other addresses were delivered, and let
ter read from Hon. George Hoadly.
WOOSTER, o.
WOOSTER, o., Jan. 9.-The Democrats of
Wayne County, last night, held their twen-
ty-third annual celebration of Andrew
Jackson's victory at New Orleans The
crowd came together in Quinby Opera-house
where the celebration was held at 7:3O
o'clock. Several addresses were delivered
by prominent Democrats of this section in
response to the toasts after which the
hours were danced away on the flying feet
of the younger Democracy.
NEW YORK CITY,
NEW York, Jan. 9-The stars and stripes
were unfurled over the City Hall yester-
day, in honor of the sixty-fifth anniver-
sary of the battle of New Orleans, fought in
1915.
In the evening a grand ball was given
by the Tammany Society. The Tammany
Hall was crowded with the elite of the city.
and magnificently decorated marble bust
of General Jackson, surrounded by costly
flowers, stood over the music stand. Au-
gustus Schell and Comptroller Kelly headed
the Committee of Reception, and Arthur
Leary stood at the head of the Floor Com
miltee. Graffulla's full orchestra, aug
mented by contingents drawn from other
city bands, furnished music for the dances
and promenades. The private boxes were
occupied by many distinguished guests
At midnight the members of the Society
spread grand banquet for their invited
guests in the great Dancing Hall of the
building The ball was undoubtedly the
success of the season.
NEW ORLEANS,
New ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-Owing to the very
inclement weather The military parade was
postponed 10 February 22d. The grand pic
ture presented by w. WsCorcoran, ESQ, of
Washington, representing the battle of New
Orleans, was visited by hundreds of persons
inclined.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-09
Fourth Edition
NEW YORK.
Theodore Hyatt Suicides.

Theodore Hyatt Suicides.
National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, Jan. 9.-The well-known in
ventor, Theodore Hyatt, has committed
suicide, caused, it is surmised, by reverses
In business He shot himself through the
head at his place of business. Deceased
was the inventor of patent vaults and sky
lights He was in his sixty y-fifh year.
A .sWarbie Hall.''
The Star says Vanderbilt is to build him
sell house that is to rival Mrs Stewards.
With the increase in fortune left him bv
the late Commodore, he now reckons his
possessions at 800, 100000. He has Just
purchased a plat of ground on Fifth avenue,
between 518 Fifry-second street and the
next block to the Cathedral. Part of Van
derblts new structure above the sidewalk
is to be OF marble, partly imported, and the
basement of sandstone. The style of archi-
lecture will probably be miniature of the
French Tuilleries main hall, three stories
high, with wing resting on each of the
cross streets. Vanderbilt wanted his new
home ready within two years. From plans
already submitted, it will cost from 81 ,500,-
900 to 81, 900, 600 exclusive of interior equip.
mentS.
HOnOrs TO Sherman.
The Chamber of Commerce has begun
movement TO carry into effect the sugges-
tion al the last NEE ing, that Secretary
Snerman's portrait should be placed upon
the walls OF the Chamber, alongside of
Alexander Hamiton's. in recognition of
his services in bringing about Resump-
ton.
Not Serious.
Mas Il Co., q small firm of stock brokers'
have suspended They have no outs and
tny MT ran ntc IL, fba Stnol- Nv o1, n
is thought their affairs will be settled
privately.
Pacific Mail lime.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
have issued report showing the financial
condition OF the company December 1st,
1878, when the liabilities exceeded the cash
assets 81 ,873,9ll rs against an excess of $2,-
1889 April Both. Of this indebtedness
ST. 400, 600 is due The Panama Railroad Com
pany Cash assets included in the state
ment do not include the claims of the COM
pany, amounting to over million dollars,
part of which, it is believed, can be col
iected.
Police Matters.
circular has been received by the Police
Commissioners from the Board of Police, of
Boston, suggesting the organization of a
National Police Association, for the estab-
hshment of more intima relations between
police forces of large cities, with view to
the improvement of the police system.
A Hen Convention.
New York, Jan. 9.-Fifteen poultry
breeders and dealers have formed an organ
ixation to give poultry show in this city |
in February. Those present came from
within fifteen miles of this city. Their in
tcntion is to draw exhibits from all parts of
the State, from New England, New Jersey
And Pennsylvania.
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Another Grant Movement.

National Associated Press to the Star,
CHICAGO Jan. 9.-The Daily Telegraph
publishes special from Springfield saying
that movement is ON foot there to elect
Gen. Grant United States Senator from
Illinois. 1t says the idea was evolved by
Senators from the northern part of the
State, who oppose both Oglesby and Logan,
and believe the entire Republican vote can
be secured for Gen. Grant. 1t is believed
he would accept, and instead OF iniuring
his chances for President in 1880 his cleo
ton to the Senate would help them.
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Wash. Mclean Esq, one of our oldest
and most respected citizens, is lying very
i'll at his residence.
Mr.. T. G. Lindsey. the well-known artist
of this city, left for Niagara last evening to
make a sketch of the great falls in their
winter dress of ice.
Mr.: Samuel J. Price, a well known young
merchant of this city, was married last
night at Eureka Hall, to Miss Marian Levy.
The wedding was attended by the ellie OF
the city.
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Chicago Chips.


6pGCIHT
CHICAGO, Jan. $50 P. M.-1he Illinois Legis-
lature is busy to-day canvassing votes. The Gov
ernors message will be delivered late this after
noon.
st. Petrie, acquitted few days ago on the charge
of numbering Alvira Clark, has just been married
to his affianced who was present every day during
his long trial
George W. Guyon begins tonight to walk
against fast horse.
Jane, Tracy, the son of wealthy politician of
this city, was arrested to-day on the charge CT
bastardy,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-09
Death Record.

Thefollowing deaths have been placed el
record since our last report:
John s. Cordell, 20 yrs, U. 8.
Matthias Braam, so yrs, Holland
Lizzie Rochiffe, yrs, city.
Mary A. Green, so yrs, Ireland.
George Luz yrs, city.
Harriet Rodgers, 78 yrs Vermont.
Caroline Hoendorf, "A yrs, Germany.
Mary Borgeld, II yrs, Germany.
Kate McCauliffer, q yrs, Ireland.
Maria A. Karn, mos, city.
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To-day in Congress.
National Associated Press to the Star.

HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9-The desk and chair of
the late Representative Hartridge were heavily
draped in mourning to-day and a handsome
bouquet was placed upon the desk.
After yesterdays journal had been read, Mr..
Cook of Georgia, offered resolution that the fu-
neral ceremonies of the late Representative Hart
ridge be held in this hall at o'clock to-day, and
that the Senate be invited to participate with the
House of Representatives in said ceremonies.
The resolution was adopted and the House then,
on motion of Mr. Knott at H. 10 took recess until
five minutes of O'Clock
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Arrested On a Reauisitior,

Application was made to Judge Johnston b.
day by +. N. johnson to set for trial the case d
David Levine, who was arrested on a requisition
from the Governor of New York.
He also asked that the accused should be sd-
mitted to bail
Mr.. Campbell objected to bail being taken, as 4
was not bailable OffensA
Inc Judge said he would hear the cass in the
evening after tine close of the other business
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In Brlet.

National Associated Press to the STAR
ALBANY, Jan. 9.-Gove' nor Robinson's message
was sent to the Legislature to day.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Jan 9.-Madame Anderson
is getting along as well as usual to-day. Five
sixths of her task is completed.
LONDON, Jan. 9.-Ex-President Grant was the
guest of the American Minister last night He
expects to leave to-day for Paris.
NORWICH, CT, Jan. 9.-Mrs. Kate Cobb testified
in her own behalf to-day. She says that Cobb died
from effects of poison given him by Bishop
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-09
Electric Currents.

Talmage uses neither manuscript nor
notes.
Diphtheria is raging in many cities across
the ocean.
O'Leary's wealth, like himself, has good
footing about $50. 900, it is said.
Horse thieves keep the farmers in an
anxious frame of mind in Champaign
County 0.
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Railroads Reopened. .

National Associated Press to the Star.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, Jan. 9.-The Rome,
Wa ertown & Ogdensburg Railway will be
opened its entire length by Saturday if an
other storm does not set in. The Syracuse,
Northern & Oswego branch will be opened
to-day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-09
Pittsburg Pickings.

PIrTsBURG, Jan 9.-John L. House, a wealthy
retired merchant, suicided yesterday evening by
hanging himself in the barn adjoining his resi-
dence, in the SUBURBS He leaves an estate of
5000, 600. His age was sixty-two
1t has been showing all day, and still continues.
Travel on street aud steam car, is much impeded
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-09
Philadelphia.


Special to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. g. - Morton Nc.
Michael was buried to-day. His funeral
was one of the largest ever held in this
city.
Hunter, the murderer Of Armstrong, is
to be hung in Camden. New. rsey to-mor-
row. 1t is expected that he will confess.
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Trains SnOvV-bOund.

Dldf,
CYNTHIANA, KY, Jan. e.-All trains on
the Kentucky Central Railroad are snow
bound. The express from Covington last
night was forced to double engines before it
could get through.
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Baltimore BreVities,

special 10 the star
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 9.-The loss by fire in the
stores of Passano, Ash & Co. and Haynes & Co,
OH Baltimore street las. night oots up $79 OOO not
fully insured.
NJ. J. Kelly, the Catholic publ her, died this
morning, and will be buried on Monday
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Coal shaft Explosion.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PITTsToN, Pa, Jan. ga terrible explosion oc-
CURED early this morning at the Pennsylvania
Coal Company's shaft No. 4. Less of life not yet
aScertained.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-09

The following marriage licenses hayl
been issued since our last report:
A. M. Eubank and Mary Hoover.
Theo. Ange and Mary +. Tappan.
Aug. Beilman and Frances Scheidler.
Gus. Cordesman and Teresa Never.
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Sporting News.
NATIONAL Associated Press to the Star.
BUSILY BREAKING BALLS.

New YORK, Jan. AT II o'clock yes!er-
day morning at Gilmore's Garden, Captain
Bogardus commenced the feat of attempt-
ing to break six thousand glass balls in two
days shooting, out of sixty-two hundred
balls, for wager of $4,000. The last one
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Illness of Columbus Delano.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 9.-Columbus Delano, Ex-
Secretary OF the Interior, is lying dangerously Ill
at Mount Vernon, 0.
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Later from Mine Explosion,

National Associated Press to the Star.
PIrTsroN, Pa, JAN 9.-The report of the mine
explosion is greatly exaggerated Peter Daley,
mining boss, was badly burned by the explosion
of the gas, and Patrick Lotus was severely in
iured
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Personal.

National Associated Press to the Star.
Mrs. Williams, the fourth daughter of
Brigham Young, is here attending the Wo-
mans Suffrage Convention, with the inten-
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New York had four suicides yesterday.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WY XJANTED-EVERYBODY KNOW-That all
w kinds of Sewing Machines are repaired and
adjusted at WIRSING 4 MARSHALIiS, 329 Elm
street. near Court Also new and second hand
Sewing Machines for sale cheap ja7-3tTu, Th&S
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WANTED--SITU
VIZ ANTED - SITUATION - As assistant book
w keeper co lector: references trst-clasS. Ad-
dress J. S. r., this office. ja9-3t"
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FOR SALE.
TOR SALE-Wilcox x Gibbs Sewing Machine;
Il entirely new. Call at THIS OFFICE del1tf
VHOR SALE-Two of Browns Cabinet Lathes, the
II most complete machinery of the kind Call at
THIS OFFICE. de1l-tf
ToR SALE-sEWING MACHINEs-of ali
10 kinds, new and second hand, cheap; also re-
pairing, at 5l9 Central avenue WIN. MCFEE
nO8-tf