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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-28

The following are the opening and the 1:30 D.
IN. quotations OF the Of The New York Exchange,
as received by Lea Sterrett 4 Co., % West Third
Oh
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-28

Take Ayers Cherry Pectoral to stop your
colds, coughs and bronchial affections be.
fore they run into consumption that you
can not stop.
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FINANCIAL


CINCINNATI, Aug, 8-2 P. NJ.
Eastern exchange is steady and demand mode
rate and liberal receipts. Dealers are buying at
lilo discount and selling at par
Sterling is quiet and rates steady at S4 s4 for
sight, and 81 SO for sixty days.
The local rates for Government bonds buying
an sailing rp nc
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 2s-2P N.
Inc following are the receipts and shipments of
live stock Tor the past a houis
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For Evansville.

SATURDAY. 30th, at P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ b DORA CABLER, Armstrong, Master.
fltS4t Apply on koard or to Matt Mcclure,
agent.
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For New Orleans

SATURDAY Both, at 5 P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ h GOLDEN GROWN. L. L. Shlnkle, Mas
ter. For freight or passage apply ON
sa11HfAHza board, or 10 Royse Mosset, AgentS
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LOUISVILLE. Aug. 2S--Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat quiet: red and amber CSC.
Corn steady: white, 45c; mixed, 3S9e. Oats quiet:
white, 26c mixed, 2512c. Rye steady at 538c.
Hay quiet at slO9l2. Pork quiet at $40. Lard
Bulk meats quiet at 3h@4.s0@505c. Bacon quic,
at 49j11s 11s@51ac. Sugar-cured hams 9@llc. Whis
XIV firm nj 81 06
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FRIDAY. 29th, at P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ n PIrTSBURG, John Thornburg, Master.
Aia2$a For freight or passage apply on board.
iaiizdsss or TO W, s, Getty, John Shearer, ag'ts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
senator COMBINES REELECTION

RESOLUTION PASSED III THE ErPuBIICAN CENTRAL
COMNTrEE-EEJOICINGS OF COLOI;ED ASsc-
CITATION.
The Republican Central Committee met last
evening, with Joseph G. Pncliney IN the chair
il was reported that the seals OF all the dele
gates FROM the liza, Ntb, With and NNh Districts
were contested. John Fricke and samuel Hamilton
contested specially the seats Of sheridan shook and
Adam Robe III the Fifteenth District on the
Ground that they were not members of the Association
In tile With District the seats of two delegates
were contested under Article "A Of the constitution.
They are John Hunt employed IN the Dock De
uarimcnt, and Patrick CLARKE, OF the street
Cleaning Department. In the Eighteenth DIS
trict, Christopher Pullman and Francis j.. Nnecnt
contested the seats Of john Il. Lawrence and
David Mulikcu, on the ground that they were
flaudulently counted n. The seat Of Benjamin II.
S,aley OF Kug>brdE", was contested because he aid
not live IN the district. The chairman SAID he would
appoint committee 10 investigate The protests at some
future time. The lion John D. Lawson tncn presented
the following prcgnlc and resolution on the reelection
Rrro.uiling Roscoe CoubIiuc as statesman
Of paramount ability. conspicuous Tor Li~ ad-
lcrerce 10 and advocacy ct the fWdnmehiaI
aqes. d Iaapa PG n@no4 ,at Ine ro
lc faith and protecting the public credits {;
IN liac,nt tie safcs1iaId Of the NslionI authority
around the p,n al ,s"' Of ne ma, ,ld4.l !,
ircn in the Congress Of inc nation has been
characterized los fctuc-sncss si,.;rSuau,hlp md
patriotism, disuugus Icd shaping and sus-
au.ug she ptiuuuc legislation demanded
rv ne cziccucics - No country tnc "ho advocate OF
~ measures for the pcrpefuty Of nc iuoH l' adj
Vauccuirnt % civil liberty and TIC promotion OF the
general IattIt-t- "a tie Nation; 44sl4s 81 all
times 10 the demands Of the pcIlons situations
81 me country aud by MS Wcat ability saved TIE
ration from impending calamity Among the static
Incn OF tie country D. re Is 10 enc more
thoroughly idcDuhcd With the whole history
Uf the Republican party amt in A.,
hour Of success Ccieat, more constant
tud persistent in advocating a. great and be-
Sifcent principles and measures standing AT one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
TIE EYE AND EAR VETERINARY.

AT the annual meeting of the Board Of
Director. Of the Ncw-York Eye and Lar lufrmnry at
No 9la S,condavo, the following officers were elected
for The ensuing year: Royal Phelps presidents bei1ani
H. Field Abram Dubois, MD, Nce-pIesideHlsi John
L. Riker. treasurer; Charles N. Atlin, secretary.
The report OF the directors acknowledged the
receipt OF legacy from the estate OF Mary
W Danscr Of - 900; git Of 5000 from Mrs A. J.
stewart he applied to the payment OF "uI1cn cK-
,cpscs; pift of - 600 from Miss Julia Rlncaudcr, 10
ondow free bed pcpctuity, in memory 81 her idthc'
and 10 he named the civilian C. Rmnelanir'
Free Bed -; a gift Of $50 from Ms Elizabeth
IIbhey and also one Of The same amount rom lhon",
Holland, each constitute the gINeT IAic t0NclHOii
a cir of 80 from James stokes, aud one 81 Tie same
amodnt rom James McGcc, for me nulch'tsc
Of spectacle; and an appropriation of Sl.OOG Nv
the Board Of AppOruoum-nt, from the ENclAe
Fund. Daring the year 1878, lll9l new patients
were admitted for treatment III The three departments
OF the institution, making the total number since the
foundation Of the Iniirmary 227,4J2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22

chairman OF the Finance Csmmittee testified that DO
had gone to the clerks office business and found NC
Dermott there alone The desk was uniocReu'
"a usual. The state also produced cnocH
for $21 81 from Carhart to mcDcrhrc'''
which they claimed represented the oDe-haf prom t
accrued TO McDeImott from the transaction Inc ue-
fence claimed that the check in payment Of Town
order but the order book OF the town failed 10 $40" e
order. The arguments on the case ana the JuuHe
charge were brief The Jury, after being out Shoit
time came in with verdict OF guilty.
Prosecutor Harris immediately moved another con
spracy ease against McDermOtt. The amount nV"iNeu
in this transaction was S1s5 80 and 1t proved an almost
similar Gaze. The states evidence, Carhart cslnth
that in the year ST. the prsOLer came TO MN WIN
three coupons from bonds amounting 10 SlS1 ~,
which had paid but not cancelled by loriuri
treasurer and proposed n division. Carhaft gave III
DrrInOtt "A check half tie amount ana pOchelcu c
balance. Prosecutor Harris sustained Carhafts tNI
dencc by check the coupons the town records ,hu
other ndisputabe evidence. The defence Claimed u't
NcDcrinOrt had never presented the coupons l",
pa, nent. The prisoner absolutely c0ntiuti'Icl
Carhart's testimony, claiming that the checH WIS
gwen IN payment OF town orders, IN WINCH
he largely dealt Numerous Witnesses were pro-
duccd who had sold orders 10 him. Inc t0Wh teuS
ury being continually empty, McDerWOu appears 20
have been Of Ir-h ShylOct, VINO rashcd az kih"1
OF negotiable paper for hiS constituents Inc "c'h'
desired 10 show Carh1rt's bad character, h me 'Htl
Justice % ruled that the defence dd not TcCuCo he
testimony. The case Will be resumed tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
POLITICAL RETALIATION.

The simple adoption by The BrooAIyn AIdcr-
lnen on Monday, OF resolution directing The Corpora
non Counsel 10 bring an acton against thc surcte-
of cx-TaX Collector Isaac Eadcau, 10 recover
the amount san due TO the cl'y from him,
is said to have been inspired by sIiIlt
Of retaliation, inasmuch as Mayor Howell ~ one
of the bond ,nen to be sued and the MaYor has been
very active recently III securing the indictment OF ON
mi.sioners Tahcty and Bennett, who are opposed TO
him IA politics. during Mr.. Badeaus second term
o.. ia, Collector he Was found 10 he 4 de-
f,ulirr 10 the amount OF %6S.uGO. lie WIS
iudlctrd compromise subsequently
ce, rtr1 Mr. Badeau suircndcring all his property
tXccIt a house III winch his vile was largely
interested and which was heavily oitgaecd The prop
cry was sold and realized about coOoo. sun leaving
Mr Badeau largely indebted 10 ne city. II Wat
nt,r silupO>cd that az compromise hid been cn"rcd
a.. co,It moi bc sued Ihis, however iOuudiuOt 10
no ,,r case The resolution mentioned, winch was
offered by President Raw Is sad I" nave bcth discussed
bv The Republican Aldermen IN caucus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
ru1rprS OF BUSINESS FIRMS.

The failure Of Jchn i. DObemann, OF No.
30 Warrcu-,; proprietor Of the poblenaun fiiht "as
Works at No. 9l4 Pymouth's Brook lyn'is annouh'e'
the liabilities are estimated a, 100000 ana inc aSSe'
which consist Of real estate machinery, stock ana re-
r,,ios arc nou,inaIly valued al 100000. Brad
st,eets rcrorts show that he has been III the glass
manufacturing business many years, hut fof 'os
ras has mad no credit rating on Hecouh 1' MAJ ti''
Embarrassment. lie 'OnncfN pIC-d'ht "i ~,
DntHlugrr Glass Company ana the Dohl'Elahh II'n,
GLASS Company aud when the idt'ef lieu Ac't a.
m on,i.ayirrd ia retrieve ltE losses. tie 3>Snrh me
c4frrotulSc al 30 cents the dollar ana Pad lic nH
lu.tamcut; the second ntcomcS que nrSt hoi.H' ~
I,t, unable 10 III, f the notes, MT DODleHdhh lcr'-
day made an ass gnmcHt 10 john g. WASH. . ,
Wof * Levy, Jobhers IN cloth AZ 30 20 'h.'iu
mad. an assignment Yesterday To- lSdurt W,ul'
oviup ~ c.crcuc.S Goducrg CdskeL Siln"h 'oheI
and IyncS brothers, the amounts nor p,iuE SUI
for over twenty-five years, and IorfIN i'u i''.''
clothing stores ~ no. '3 vests. Hni No bd'''''
1i3r.: The capital was placed II +1OOnp. =,
Varv + eranI;Iu de- .tr in boots aud shoes at Nc.
I.122 Eullo BrDuklFn, maze an dssiEhne"' 80
A W liam ii. krNts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
ytr champion. lockwood Charleston Jan 49, toJw onr.

Ctr Champion, lockwood. Charleston Jan 49, 10 ouin,
Ctr Isaac Bell Lawrence Norfolk. to Old Dominion Ga Co
Bark Thomas Kclor OF D91chesier, Tingey, Antwerp
Bark orzone Uts Schafno, Antwerp 81 days In ballast
Esrk Golden Fleece (of Barbadoes Dodge, Demarara "A
days with sugar to II Tg0vbIid2e's IONS. -
days with ogwood A IL solomon Cos II Vim
chester ~ 60.
wIND-sunset-At Sandy Hook light sw hay. At CIV
CLEARED.
Sts Hpparchus OBogD. Lyons, Lverpool Busk Joyons
Neyla r Hsoy yrTPoo va 1ofcH ~ Wna@sa
nokc Coch Norfolk CITY Point Richmond Ola Dominion
So Cos Fsna smith, Philadelphia, James Hand Sereus Hal
SiP Marianna tPorN Ferrera. Lisbon, O hmsinck Co
BarKs Caroline Ger, strcker. Temen rsuli Agantyi
(Br Jones. KING. Lynn. Eng Benham Boyegen; jacob
Az HGadse9 9 les kiSes aCS scI yemoT cdye Co.
Brgs shepaerdoss Coo Port natal Africa GEO Bulley
s o. r orseto%H DEM and Kits whitney cha.
load ,roMn - Iohns X Lnnwsn y ki'i1p
c9y h ha TdeT ro'i Eaao' gr He1 Frank
co rive Brother. Boni io, b"2ig , va ChaSe
Wo ey BooSs, nfn ay ua5ip9er q jos
T. Il, B. Weinberg & co.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON Jan 2-Str ObeToD. which went ashore in Whis
Hiy "lc On the passage from Orleans for Liverpool
ruort,d 20 be full water. cOnsdr1a e quantity u her
.ii1 sarToqGr Which saiif non Antwerp Jsnpav
! The United states, has put irtO Falmouth considerably
damaged BY 4 collision.
FOREIGN PORTS
IvrRPo0r Jan 2l.Str city Of sew York from NevYors
for mis- pnIt was signaed OF iOlyhead az ~ today ~
Gormanc from Newly OIs, arr IN the A"Isey al n today
she aid rot stop al q censr0wn. NJ. -
yUERssrows. Ian 2lArr srs British Empire, rom Ph
Gcphia for LIVERPOOL Crcassian, from Baimge via aiaT
for TIvelOo: sr British Empire. .Iom Philadelphia l0r
Ij,crp0ol was signaed on Brow Head NJ m to-day.
Gr .coT; Ian 2l-Str state n Nrgul9. nom this port
for New York sailed from Larne The 10Th met.
Jan 2I.-ATr str Mcfarland iIoin Philadelphia
pLfM0i M Jan 2l-Str Sur'a. from NeWY0rs l0r TIL,
por and Hamburg. passed the Lizard M. morning
HAVANA Ian III 20th inst str CITY ~ Merida, from
vera cruz for NewYork; 2st inst str city OF Washington
from hcw-NOrk.
Liverpool" $50, 49,. ,t-t. 49,.
Boston Mohamo Delaware BreakWater -la INST Roma
iOr Baltimore: Iuclma, for Mobile.
Ar OH inst Farers Minde ljh inst AeciT, TOrrybnFn
l5hip Uo i H. HOppet: l6h inst, Hclos Maria Spau
-t MT uquola me latter ~ Pamsg3te. Morning Light
Frncesco Ayegno: 10Th British Army, Vanguard Neg
/ cur. CARA NJ Goodrich the latter At Lisbon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
REDUCTION IN POLICE SALARIES,
An ORDER THE LEGALITY OF WHICH Is ~ bh
LISTED IN TIE COURTS.

~ ORDER The LEGALITY OF NhlCH 10 ~ On
TIsrED IN TIE COURTS.
Tn thc laws of 1866 IT is ordered that when
currency ia al rar with gold the salaries OF members OF
tl notice force shall he reduced 90 per cent As the
date OF resumption drew near the Board OF Ponce re
fcrrcd to its counsel the question of reduction lis
opnion was that subsequent legislation had Supdh''u
This portion Of the laws Of 1866; but he s'E-
ee,ted that the matter he tested in the courts
Pending decision in the Court Of Appeals the treas
ur,r is authorized to make out the pay rolls l"r ,h
month on Inc basis of the 20 per cent reduction ana ~
tnc same tlme to allow each mcmher The privilege OF
cnterlug protest. The salaries of lusptcoi7, pall"-
mon donrlncu and surgeons affected by thls lt'c
ton special legislation proSdes Tor inc SALARY % w
and also that the salaries 81 cipauS anu
scrgronts shall not he less than ~l.NOO ana rlloo'
President smith yesterday submitted 10 lhc p."Iu q
va umuouS opinion somewhat at variance VIII lH VI
The ron,t Of the board. the matter of the RESPONSE
hilty of pohce captains in the selection OF poihbt-
paces lie Is unwilling to consider tha tbc cUSi" oi
allowing the ChIe OF the Bureau o. IcC'l"s 10 ISs"t
caU for recommendations from precinct cdlanFQ 7l
able polling places has by usage become law ' 'up
mn fha tie supcrintcHdaut ought 10 be and l. me i~"
through whom all such orders should he issued IL coy"
-iierion of the existing state OF Affairs ne recon-
me uded immediate action by the hoard. so tat ltr u
Ties ana those its suhprduatcS NAV De clearly uuhed
The communication WIS ordered on HE.
The names five eeTECdDts and tlSlt lloIlH'h NtiV
bTuu III NJ for retirement under the Trusluh Inv th'
negative vote of President smith doStroyt q the UihH
nv Il, cessary 10 retire thCm. Hereafter cormSs "cI
Trhgrut VII act Will act with Commissioner NICHOLS on
The Committee Oh street Cleaning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
A TEMPERANCE RECEPTION
n,cc,-ec,yc METHODS OF WORK.

DISCUSSING METHODS OF WORK
a MEETING IN HONOR OF WILLIAM +. DODGE AND
THE REV. pIs. SABINE AND DURYEA-SPEEChEs
ny MIR. DODGE, HENRY WARD BEECliER' THE
REV. pI. DURYrA, AND OTHERS.
A reception was given at the residence OF Alired
L Rarncs IN Brooklyn last evening TO the Hon. VIII
liam T. Dodge. President of the National Temper
onco Society, and the Rev. Drs. W. T. SABINE
and Joseph T. Duryca. Tho subject OF discussion
was Our Social Drinking Usages and their Inn
drancc TO the Advancement of temperance anu
the object Of the meeting was to compare m''hooS
Of temperance work. Speeches were made ny Nr'
Dodge, Mr. Beechcr, the Rev. DIS. Sdoino ana
Duryca, and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
NADEY STREET CANDY FACTORY.

A fire broke out about 3 O'Clock
last hight III the fourth floor Of No. 80 Eey.
st.. occupied as q drying room 10y A. slaus-
son * Co., coufccj,onor-. The hio was confined
10 Tie fourth aud 18th floors. a. slaussOn CO. occupy
all of No. ~ Drv St. and a-O the four upper floors
Of Nos 3 and 30 The three hulldiugs connected
liz pas-ag1-waya. The stock considerably dam
AGED ny water, that ~ No. 80 being thor
ouehly soaked. Mr. SlIusOu -aih last night
mat his loss world probably be between
$4,000 and $1,000 Oh, was entirely covered hy III
suraucc In about twenty different companies
f. T.. DmsmOTr, dealer ~ INKS and mucilagc occupied
III, basement floor uf No. 30. HIS store was dclucrd
with water but no estimate Of his loss COnd mad.
C0WicS & Co. dealers ~ hOrn"ss oil and grease, were
also on the ha,'lncnt Moor, but their lo~S small
Tho building H. owned 10y the I0frlaId estate which
VIII sustain loss OF probably $1,000, covered by in
Surdncc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ALDERMEN.
A LARGE AUDIENCE TO WITNESS TIE DIeCUSSloa
OF THE BOARD.

A LARGE AUDIENCE TO WITNESS TIE DISCUSSIONS
OF THE BOARD.
There was not room 10 admit all VINO
wished to witness the proceedings OF the B0aId Oh
Aldermen Yesterday ana the police were forced TO close
ile doors Several members were absent, aud no buS
ness Of great Importance was transacted. Alderman
shells moved that Park Commissioners he requested
10 remove the snow from the walks in the parks ana
also that the railroad panies be compelled TO remove
the snow on their tracks and not To pile mn al the
side and that the Mayor be requested to enforce tAe
ordnaLce These motions were adopted. Alderman
HYATT asked that all structures the docks be made
fruloof and also that the city railroads he compcr
ia nay "a lcrl &c on each III use, boh lc-'.utl,hs
hqie referred 10 committee. resolution rcfu" t!nS
tEr fees of scalcrs of weights ana measure, was "p lt-
f.rr,d 4 report from the Committee oh rune worms
tla+ me Dock COluiss be rCpu' Sfd 10 employ
resident stone cutters III cutting Htohc "i 0 NO'"o was
adopted. .--,.,..... o.,i,,. ,,.,. 80,
Alderman JaCohus offered a resolution asking that an
examination be made the Corporation Attorney oI-
ice a.. ne declared fines and penalties legally incurred
in favored individuals had been Itmlucd or com
nIouisrd A:ter being amended by ADJ rmau Roberts
80 A. 10 lncnde the term OF office Of Nh BOGds prcde-
cr,sor the resolution Was adopted.
,Iobu Newman. inspector III the ftTull bul''''
was removed by Mayor COoper yesterday. MI. Nt~Hih
Is a WSknkIc IN tie I3WndnN society, anu 'oHt'i"
Cty Eocord was Ncd 10y The CITY HCcJrd Co1umi"-
lion YESTERDAY, and cX-ASsCmbNlnan Ih0d' COsli-
can was app0iBtCd III l- stead. Mr.. wood REUSED 10
auucar before the Commission to explain charges
against him. asked the privilege 81 counsel WLch
yys .cd 1t emphacay denied that any Ill ltrl-
inc exists between Mavor Cooper and General Arthur
ON account o this removal, although TIE atrT EeHuc-
man requested MT. Woods retention il Olcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
LOCAL INISCELLANI.
SPECULATION IN PROVISIONS.
The FEVER FOR INVESTMENT INDUCED "f IN
TErMELY Low PRICES.

1Ur FLYER FOR INVESTMENT lNDtCE - ~
TErMTIY Low PRICES.
Great excitement prevailed III the gran, a""
provison markets Yesterday. particularly in the lnl
because of the great advance i'll prices generally
COMO ,o,tordca that il was ball" movement fc"
bclcvcd that il was because of stronger feclhs
of confidence that better times were az manu.
and that there was a plethora OF money "a''H-
IN no invested 1t was claimed that tue advance III
stocks cotton grain and provisions would I've greater
this wear than has been anticipated. reaction il inc
nroyison market began about week ago, Que To gen
oral nelicf that there was poorer quality on inc mar
l,ct aud that forthcoming hog statistics would sho"
Ibat there WAS a much shorter crop IMAM NJ" n1'u az
ticinatrd 4 large number relieved tha' N"SS''
spcculators were operating on the kct' ana 'ht Wy
movement was entirely speculative. III zen utlS ",
has advanced from - 10 p - Darrell anu I"iu ''
- o - cents a hundred.
Prominent provision dealers said that the market yes
.rJay WAS unusually excited and mat prices am
urc hours on PORK o Ceuts barrel, and on laru ~
cents 4 hundred. BlCaustuffs also HdNHncc' W. ~
from To . Gems hG,hcl. corn from - 10 cchl Il
hrsb,I Those who were short feared thdl IT''S
ouid advance for thirty dayS, and covered tIeF cor
tracts In Chicago the market advanced ~ we SAM
roIio Many were now in the spccuiIV" marcel I"l Wv
trst tmc having been induced to invest thtlr money ny
tno oy nrIccs Large safes were made YESTERDAY hu'
thc demand was almost entirely IRON those WY W.
short" While the present activity Is tuouEut 10 ~,
mos Nv speculative, there is general 1cclhG lh"t "
period OF depression has passed ,.i-io,,, o,
Gporge d. HcnCkCn, deaicr III laru ana lI"'ioI'Ii'
M 81 FIJI si-aNe. aud IuCmbcF OF the lTOuu't IN
chang, Yesterday declared ms iuaDltV 10 meet h'> s"
trarfs II was estimated that his liabilnes WouIu ne
abou $50 600 but IL the creditors hoiu sIll
will moi seriously affect any OF them nc sP'tu"1,
largely IN lard and pork on the falling market ana was
caught the rising market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22

PARADOXICAL.-Ethcl: 4" 1t was a most Won
drrluI performance Aunt IahItha First she was shot
ont oi a lannon's mouth "n 10 trapeze tnecn yards
above The orchestra, and then she sWunS hrNcI up IN
h stood ON n rome on one leg least 100 icet above
our heads =" Aunt Tahitha "Ah! always thlnk a
woman lowers herself when she does that |-lPunca.
"Gcntcmen of the jury" said an Irish bar
ri.trr. 1t wall be for y0u say whether this defendant
shall De allowed to come INTO court win uuhusmng
footsteps with the cloak ~ hypocrisy IN his mouth ana
draw three bullocks of my clients pocket with I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
THE NEW ITALIAN CoNsUL-GESERAL

The Hon. G.. B. Pactco Ratio, Consul-Gch-
crai from Italy to Tie United satcs. WHO arrived ~ the
steamship Amcfiqile on Monday entered upon the
du,ies ~ his office Yesterday He relieved COnsulGrH-
cral Ferduando de LUct, VINO has re ~ tlaiStlle 10
shanghai emma. Mr Ratio has been IN tht ltalah 'ol
sul q service since ISL HIS first appointment was al
Milan ard he at ~inSi ma ahG "n'lah plr;
and fr,m 1881 TO 1889 was stationed at Rome a. Consul
from S,runa. lie was ordered to tile United States
nom Hamiurg where ire uad been four years as Con
sul-GCncTal OF the first class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22

time a,most alone. it's champion in the senate
unawed and unmoved in the avalanche OF vhupS
alton cast upon II, he brought MS nnoues.
tionabie honor 10 stay its dIsintegraon therefore, ,
PcSoired That heartily approve ana con- hi far n
Th,rd term az senator in the Congress 81 on NV
United states and congratnate he peop ;,,s
COur event. , <,,o. @ Snoner and Gen
Addresses were made by Charles ;. speneI n "f
nral George W Palmer recommending lhe auVP"''" VI
,' rosoii,tiion winch was unanimously carried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
FIRE IN 4 HOTEL.
THRILLING DAMAGE, BuI OEEAT EXCITEMENT AMONG
I'M GUESTS.

BOSToN, Jan. 21.-ShoItly before q o'cloc;
th> morning IRE broke the Clarendon IIocL a
nycstoiy binding on Trcmout-~t., originating in the
basement fIOm an OVeI-hcatcd boiler The building was
soon fcd with smoke -odcnsc 10 eytngsh the cas.
vh, had been li-htci an through The house a. soon al,
tie Ere discovered. The inmates nearly seventy
five IN number were dnc--irchcn, and nearly Ir0th-
cred by the sol" ana escaping gd1 ~ their at
tcmpts escape. Tic ilrr WAS .oOu cGinSd-hrG With
small loss and IA III, windows hcini opened, the hJusr
we. coon cleared ~ .lplC Which a1"'d The excitement
The occupant. Jne loss VIII not exceed 200; i'll
iu.,d.