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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-24

DOCKET STOVES have received an
L other supply OF tho Pocket Stoves at Sl.W'
each Also another style with Gridiron and
Boiler, with folding handles Price LOO each.
Both .tvles invaluable for the nursery, travel
lers, &c For sale by
nv 10 T. ). LEADBEATER s. BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-24

DEAD BODY FOUND. Yesterday afternoon
the body of colored man supposed to be that
of James Roy, whose mysterious disappearance
has already been published iu the Gazette, was
found 10 the Potomac river, opposite Gle boro
Point Roy, in company with number OF
other fishermen. was coming from the fishing
shores in small boat called the Mayflowcr, Oh
Tuesday night last, and on reaching this city
theentire party stopped Here they all be-
came very drunk and resumlug their Journey
on their arrival in Washington the shoes and
stockings belonging to Roy were found 10 the
boat, while he himself was missing. The news
of his strange disappearance soon reached me
police Of that city, who the next day arrested
BENJAMIN Wright, another Of the party, with
whom Roy had difficulty while here, 90 the
charge of murder 10 throwing Roy overheard
and causing his death. He is now IN jail await
ing hearing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-24

TI!ST RECEIVED-Bakcr's and Gritiing's
j Chocolates, Lea u Pcrrins' Worcestershire
Ssu.r Queen Olives Virgin OIL, Italian Macca-
rom, H-ckcr's Farms, Vermacilii Liebgs Ex-
tract of Beel, Condensed Milk, &c, Tor sale by
my 10 J. G.. MlLBURN.
, 1875-07-28

caught na. 10 MIR hntrcmo jny, this r,sary mn,
tipn "aH not cHitlnucd, although y fn .1ntr wlrl
Art in AMI Hemt rs hnrtu'" ,iitwhrfAuh iuthwattt
ut TIM tAte If 1AH niles Ituir. W9 w",oc,r-
fed ~ point, rn,laia Just Ahnrn .trrt cvvii,t,
ILL.,, Wt,cu tho wni HHh.i'i.d, IT We fell MI. ri
itA Ennrsa. anh bfRan tn do.rontl ntn,iI. Ftnt,,
lhH tMo WI Ito'atl tD IT. at nurthwaii j an! alt,r-
Wasd unfit vn eaud sou s'la Ernn,, fir's!. t,cin~.
TIN wind. CHANGING a'nit,. l.ran 70 si,i't Ii,
Hn'thwa7h. VII went nsGr Alton. III The r.vrr,
and phrscd ti:'itrey. Atnnt miles n"rtl, a:
Alton we f"shh to 1api:'ly r1oFcsfrI. nni
within fifteen minutes Uf y uc1urh nnr
drag-tcnc. 4fI fen. III lcnnth. began to tlsa !,
atnpr,t thu t.tes helnv. TNi':o it caitht st;gtt:
upon tie i.sa.clies tf tIms. rork,ng nj . nl,I
frn: but finally frc"i,g ilHtsf. VIC caind tt, tin
people hebw 10 cattl our rn,.e but evurvbHlY
RIM. Women mud children tled ncr,HA tho cs,
atil 'i'"s "nrt bowling after hI"in, II waA III.
tnaaln tn Ert Anybody ~ !In1l us. We VEIN
approaching: n largo forest and TIM tlalrcr II
cinsiIIht in afinfr t1s itrts HaA imminent. VIZ
had no halfaAt. but VT tErcw oser u TulI nf cnr,i
h'ii'llt 1T loi'e aud .Ea empty Aa,ld-ba,. ami
thus r"l'e"rtf. Ef't M 2D feet Ahosn tile trees,
oir rhg rnpn t.Htlire the t,anres nll Tho t,'ne.
Jnst ~, the Other slAs Ut this watd. mile.
itnm I}iiRl.tnu. wn were observed by John
TRAINER and tao Ut lliS lin cd hands who hal TIM
poH'! tenpe to ratstl nlr rope aLA htaw III down
to nur rstivg enttlt
, 1875-07-28
MARINE.


PORT OF CHICAGO. July ~.
Annryrp-Bclr Hungarian, Michigan City. light !
mr Coroun, H. Jo, snntirie% etnr sl,cbo,gsn. Mani
tovoc. sunirtca prep Me,acngct, Fl. TO- sun>rtes
.rhr ". II, 1Iawkin.. Cnion Her, wonA : achs Arb
tab,s. i,tlngtuo, lau,lcr prop Nchrsska. nnaaIo,
,nndreo etmr htuRtnsnn, stusiraan, snurIos: aehr
Frank Leighton ilntralo. c'sl scar City II ChicnRu
Trsyerae py wuod ktnr lfnrnn, lInllandt aHndrlts
eron a. r. Heath, Bnugatuck snulsie-; achr L. Nc
bono1d sfnrkegnn, lumber rc.r Toi~eJ. MuskrRnn,
t,mtcr ,rnr 1sA.lRcr State, nntfAlo nnHdries lrnn
tn,m Buffalo, sunttries; rckr 1LzSIo D"ak, 81.
10, inrn1rr; prop tieorgo Dnnnas. h"sLrg"n,
I'm. !sr'oe' ;ehe frecn,a,. Ns.. Man!sec, 1nmle1
g Clcrnati< 1cshttKr. tnwthE barge Actlso Pr'iti.
70. lumher; barge leshsfxn, fchht14n llmtrr; lr"p
fe~rl+s, Duluth, rundE1oa: ehs !ver awto, Nusk"-
aon, Lumbar .chr @. N"sis,. MlMkcgtn. lumber !;
schr Pauline. Mutkeguu, annsur erhr e. II Fantton.
Frankfort nn,hcr; schr NiI'nn, i,nff.to, cfal t~w
LAuk,pa Bougnt,ick wood sclr 1to 10y. Cssru Ftcr.
iumter senw 81. +. paciar I.ud"iRa sar. latnler /;
<chr Ktttic tIrant, Saugatuek. !Hcr: Fcow Mar*ilt
Grind Haven. inrk rr.'p GrnGe l'?rtncr, Arhiyan
i1ty, excursion; ecLr J. T.. DrCulnisus, Laltnglun,
CLrarxp-schr GIL Warrington, Buffalo. 1850 hi,
eoru; barge Guiding st.r, t"rl An.on. I6:HS bu
4 hr1s nnr, 2ts h.is -nenl. and HundrcH sehr
= Ntrur Portage Lake. 10 bu oats. Iris hour, In.
at-moaI sehs lIhnlIr, Fralkfort, lIla rotk, bsls
ect, 100 hs butter: rFog vsntcrl' ru!.io 4 lonl
4,tnxt hu what ftnIr AhcbnyInn, Mant1~oc, sun-
ries etmr Corona, 1t. 10. ziin'ares
E1unr CL1AnAncfs-lTop q. i: 1ltslh, 9tnRatMct,
10. aso bu corn 10 brls ilour. 10 e. lar mi.
anrtca; str Atakcg1n Aluskcgon, Il trla pork anil
pre-. l3 bnxcs pork, and :sundrics; s:nr Huron,
tolaid, 6uudfies,
, 1875-07-28
BALLOOSIEG.
Profs King Coos Zip to a Height OF
$4,000 EJECT.

Fr0fs King Coos Up 10 Height OF
$4,000 Feet.
81. Lanfs Democrat.
DaiaHToN, ILL.,, July 24-l0 y. ln.-One Of the
most marvellous aerial VOYAGES which 1t hAa over
boen tie lot OF q journalist TO record took
place this afternoon. :, AZ p. ni We
Alton. for 10 minutes. 1t was clear ll,as VIC were
not Al high A. tho balloon would carry us, aud
tho aeronaut, after examining bis yalye-rnpe
very carefully, and pressing tha mouth of the
Dalloon nu,te.,,.. to tout fhs pressure u M tto
snnd-bag upon Tho reoplo below. At
least II pounds were lot out OF tue bag at once
and NO shot upward like Ill arrow. The eArh
rolled from under ua like ball. and within teu
seconds We vero oscillating ons milo higher up
amid clouds OF snrxlng vapors and cool w,ntls
that seemed to penetrate our vary bonen. I'rof
King nt oncc began to look SERIOUS aud pale. ill.,
timsting that NO had Ascentlod higher ta,. it
waa sato, aud tl,st VIC had better descond. Tho
coEding 10 al human calculation. we wers oyer
l8,0V0 feet above motAor earth. considerably
over miles. The highest poiut eyor Mado by
Prof. King was miles, over Mount Washinatnn
valye-ropo WAS pulled TO lot out tho gas, but
tho valve WAS subjected to 30 great pressure
that 1t would not work we'll In fast, tie valve
would not work 1t oil. aud for. twenty minutes
we weto suspended. perfectly motlonless, III
the thlnneat, rarest asmosphefa The humsn
lungs could possibly stand. Our tlioats woro
seized with a painful swelling, aud 1t WAS dill
cult 70 arlculato. The atmosphere pressure was
70 oserpoworing that NO could scarcely hear. 4
tremendous roaring nos In. and wo had to Eeraanl
TO be heard. We were completely shut out from
the Garth VI! below uB was but n,ass OF clouds
and m!st while iI the far west tho sun struggled
~ tho ooEcurttJ like dark lantern at midnight.
Above III thoro were ITO llcayels--nuthng
but dark, !mpenetrablo yapor. Our
tue wind, NJ dull as il, WAS,
whipped thu canvna about AZ it 1t would tear it
to pieces. II was 4 terrible limo. even for the
Ieso'ata Ki1R. who hah maae 2o0 voyages be-
fore. lilo shook lts hsad, aud continued 10 pull
tlse tAlys-rope. Finally No begau to da4oond.
tho Icy atmosphere. sweeping us AZ II it would
cleayo our skins from our bodies. We wuus
down 1,000 feet, where shs atmosphere was moro
tsmpsrate, and gensle cnrseut, flowing to the
northeast, waited us acrosx tho river again Ut
Alton. On she way to brighton and uodfroy. 1t
Faa aow our deyout aud earnest wish to ~
down uutll NO 1eachod the earth, but new
tnIstoltuna oyastook VA. While we thought
from tho .outh struck ,,a.. almost earee.,-
.laK tho balloon. and whirlng w round
and round It leaat threa times. Both OF uB
s4vus4t khst oue Of Irpf. Iiesa cyclones lad
, 1875-07-28


tho Etrkforl. E'"k Ei;;,I l. St. 1..u;s !;1;I.
r"rl rrnjanr
;'a,,,, lnr q, S"5', = tn!'. ], CHIP.
r. r.a, !"G ns a'i it.ci 'I T. .i.st sE. its ,
% H, st, ar,; ,, 'f9 ' .st? S . M."Gs'% st,.a Id
!'."t' S'',".anI II "tnrr h lsrs IT b,nds. VII,
H. ' !@," s'c ri III. .,. t,u cpt.c4 IN
+. .sn. T. n,, :" :" H. a,.3t m ID f.; H.:, Il IT. Il + 81 q
%':s Il: i %st::
:' ts's" q T. a;n'5ea "a ,.,en,n,,, =. n :, a.,
!. ~ ~ '.':!!s EH';a;$ $o =:
''s il, i ~, Z 4 q Iii .l:@ :! o,". ''
s.fscss = c5;'t t. u s r. ~ r :1i Fl
,sm ~ hxh."a soss l,.a y. t.a, M.!!r,n4 Tim
S,''.t :, e: sis.i II If
;. % 4 4. S, dr. ' s :nt;asoc. :sss; 'ss: ssf
5s ( t.. s; Fl Is I. Il ,s: s25 =! tx ss5
ts St ."i*n % III I l' ." it, y III tn TT r. Il N s; saS
IS ii:r.' '"H,sy: "l.: s'ai 1.Sd' ~ nac::
r"k rhs. 1 ."I s ssf. r.. ''ss' III a. r tnis n!se
r tuc a.c.a. an aS: nl ;s!.nt e ~ &! I'D .r :;
nn> ht 4, l14tt h". "r!n r. sf o~fare 'Hi liking
4; ~ ss:s ,ih * : r;,a* ~ 80 ~ I:
s1r:sasa.: nt:5c Win A.; ts:!v' es,nt -, es.i 1
i, .r4 :.fs. r ",.ar p:a,.f'. ",h:i
e. sarsS In ,a.' mi s sa
& r. no ss ':s, ,s.: s: s,a I'D +" a.:: ' T..
;'.,. :; vi as "w - ;;.g.. IT," ~ I: ~
:, = ~ - ~ n:n -" t,.lr - II t"a
t'' Hnrt'' II. ltntrtaa ts'"sI al Fra isn.
II i .F ,,. ';t., ;;s: 81 r.: I. i
H'st..nr mil tha nss.r / Mntr,yt:a i!.l.t.ai
y" "~.s.i.. .: william il. fcr,!, ,,r; sni ii
ar s,san ~ !hl,. ty rnt"na'e al'"r".. 10 .aid
Etc'!'rr aufttS ~ r. "fisy ri ~. ~ II
'.e'n, Ti''. ~ rsir r.'. -rd ..a hs - II" {:
III III 'EnbE lrSFYr1 il
T. ~hi:, b" ;naT IT. ia rn,i, i. Z = : -.
ns rnih's:H and n3+ IA rI.aAa ra:rAI'
III N t!r; 80! rirerrr ftu!s' 1 ,r1tI'. :! III
oi m" 'n:r ~ y .r1 .,ie I. 10 In I-'1 ~
fis r".b At 100 h1te :" s,s. a7u t' tte hui.ac
= r.: y ~: Hl:;as -. aid saic M y Mt sn'
tt rtf"d - rtc VIZ. frnfn s.r rurc.. IN hn II
sts =: ~" "1'.'tmsinx hnd u''Mii s"n. nr iIp.t
tie nldrr ant Il by fh~ ,f1ur ....
az fttsrr =. t't+ E"Htanrtt ~ t4r! II
ra'rs n n'tt.l--. 7. 3"i IN l!~., NJ sid
y M a. kn' HF'Ha:as. laid EuHrt sha
IL, hHrE',sa ~ e.. t ,aie.
I"r i1tirnlae io.rEtfon of the said property
IIEsi.Y ". 1LsH1r,
Aas'rr II EIanGe'Snf th" iE,.:ut t.s-t s5r Cucd
>'A'r. T. + T.. h,r'hcrn iEt.c: n: ll,'*
1tItet ,Jut II, 4, u. I<1a.
, 1875-07-28

Though tho rain poured down Ia tosrente ali day
xsxs-Jov tta 1n,,rr r,nrtct x.o, n,,Ita ncIy. .nI
t -. ~, .,s- H.. -. l., ,t So, ~
aos' w 'oo 'oee 'aA1 ea'1ne III aat'nR ennuaS aha
Aonday VIVA lRposcl of... C1pt. prindiyilIss yacht
1oc tic winner OF tha Snehtfacc, Which unaeco'!nta-
ny tuH1 la"s hoh"as 9nof"eR' t'as oeen raeoas ihe
sec'cent happened taroasn the opening OF some
's41'' ua oaaum ASlus Osnn to'c". oo1 " ue sFa1a
Wv ~ the freight fates hAso
Sow ;xiI ase aiut liz sano ~ tIa ,,s.. f"rnpIy
charged ly The Lumber VaaAel owncrst Association,
charter was n,ada yesterday for cargo of lumber
sFnm Oconto to Haclne at 81 per IN. which Ia equal
70 r. to Chicago. Thu 1uer vcAsct owners talk Of
forming shother combination, ~ II ~ tho general
orini" that the Present rates ca,llot be maintained
ua'ss' theso Is son's unity among them.
yettcnlay for the purpose Of adopting resolutions c1-
rttss9 ol thrf enrrow Ut tho loss Of their congae,
Jatt Crowley, OF tho tug brothers, who tlrown1
.!sAt hWuda! atternoai. CaptR. Joltn q. Clark, ~.
DFhc1l. and frn1k =. DMtlor wore appointed con.-
ltae 10 dfaft the resolutions After short conaulta-
Ao! aey submitted tie following. With were ulan!-
n'aMsy adopted;
"tl5nxAR, has pleased the Almighty In His infinite
vision y rat1!aso from our mist uur friend aud
Hofke, Gapt. James Crowley therefore, be It
ksahrfd, That ~ how in humble submission to tho
@ys1Fnoua VIII Of dod In thi. au,lden atlilctiun.
Ht*atta, Tint in thu death OF Capt. Crow!cy tho
eonm 'nty has lcst good and honorab!e cltzun, the
, 1875-07-28

at all adjourned annual meo!lug Of tho
Trustocs Of tho Wisconsin Soldiers Osphsuu'
Home held in Madison, Nov. 4. among other
ttibuliou Of tho Ward aud Smith bequasts,
wnich has long been under cousilaration, and
which Was disposed Of. Tho 1rustees decided to
distribute SAID fund.- {now amounting 10 abous
hsya baop Inmates Ut tia 4oma aud iunotsbly
discharged thorefru1u, a4 follows Forty-aso
ttollaIs a bs paid 10 each boy a9H a ysaSa Of
, 1875-07-28
PROPO5ALa.
CONSTRUCTION Gf LlFE.BOLT STLilQi|S.

Sealed proposals MIL i" tirr n III. Day 7f'frr.l
III III u n"Ltk nt'n nf N,nl =. tt;,' Gh u: A.
gut, 1h1'. Tor t,e construction # 1it .t5 S.at
IL sue lui!'"1ng HaInetl Iiarr, f,"i silt rs
l. .S' Mi hi: -tnt at Iii r:.. i.-.; tf.yLn
n at SiHt Ir-'j jh.. u: y ::h M.:a.'a m" 1T
;aS;E i4!uI, nh' 1T Two M..l.. =: Sarl4 ,gl.
III" At MI" t.n". ard ns It II ftL:;! II
fal Fte-t}ntn nt Mnflft head, cir Mt III. land, u3,e
~ larI ut. uH1 1t jI4 t,]'u i..t. TIM ,1hs
u: i,ir tEtarI,-t>ne Tt n-Wr!n "u1 nae 1T r!.r-
t,'it. The ft..tIrtA IL q t%, Il, r-rI ,f1.
VII. Gnu with all l4rtIlIr I!4:n. :,trl wu'i.,
cr Fre i:ra:l.Is fu7 H. :t:,I ia i,I':- will ~
slrrai ;,rnto-ai- for I'll" itr, a::a hing rni r4 u:
III. fesprtttrc ticciilra' uLk thtr:t''.
Bills will received fnr u,., t',,faf. a!i t4 the
nIlye.1lclltiu1irt! lt'se+ -t h; 3s.,..t - Ia
tn IT IIuts71'' the uu1ut tAr VII lHi.I sid stl,
mt. iEr fo' His.
III altrA tate III" tr' In HE. Ii they will toa-
trs.t ID inI l.r tlIu in,-l. %ulI t!c lh. ,e
r".4Iput.u With .atifAc;,ry Es.sa,r u tic A.i!-
Ity # the l.1e1+ r. iD tr iii. r.. At IN
I'psas r,ts1 }r noEs".l, Irlrr IL f,,r sl,
Tim Of 1jfe-H ut t'ata,.," "r ''llnInals TOR III"
construction uf LfeHast sstA!n- Will! i5,ra, HAT
fr,' M tr tasr may . at't! :i. estrl " tAc hs4-
relary II H." II ic"snrr. N4rlin3ts.n. DC.
=! rr.!ra:rlts !tll films j. ,triu" At tEr off,
nj tr Cde tur vi Clist ~ Elctl.:;4r, D.w IN,
nld HuEai", ~ y; CH 1t lltli ntLI Ssi.i&;k:y, u.
iri', H.. Chss.s't III. beirut nal G,ani II yr
Nh.: M.i"1H1:t H:-. :4 Il.uN ut ntitf t. HIS
D,isftl:!rt TIN Il;ht in>sisst any a j l., "r ~
waivo tt!,rta 1t Is d. nie fer i1,t.rts SIS II ITO
government r. i" ~, >: rrtst,.
TIc station ut Este IL t. 'n complete 1ff,s.ying
Station, GllANLEs J.. Gn%,HT,
Arsstat t,tF.
Treasury Department, waa,.!uss.u, u. e., Jug IL,
, 1875-07-28

sntnInal. CnsM ttarte: T6&1't9c 'pot. t5S III
FnrIeu7s-Canal rh!Iocn!a light: &c for wheat aud
kc fur corn to Srw York.
NEW hrLEasa.
xrw nntra.a, July 47.-NnAIH-0ats dul and
bwet at IN tt2'.
nnAx-A.lvancrd 4inj9t.ln.
Others unchanged.
, 1875-07-28
NOEICB TO CONTRACTORS,

DfItcE C.'LuN.rs " TulEp, X. E.Io.,l
t'ri., ,a"ts, u. J'Ils II. 'ei5.
itR for tAt ii tnr tu.i.tllllus TuIGd0
Hatirna wilt Lu tls,I 1T tie u'ci tl:c CoaIlany.
In tic city Of cpln.bas. III til. sA:e uf U.u. until
r.'t,l, ni. the 3l t:y If August tsrA:.
Bids may ~ lnr'le FIR t 'sttri"ng ono or
illr til" wi.ni i4 t'ly .I.l, eli .trTlst
l"tt~ tary tua1l.e lie Mvsu 4c -y tor cluiIt-
1tta.
Tie nr'1h,arE .rar ir"flt', nt'l csimatsx fnr tho
work Gail hr its Ut tIr tsrt II tire tlttf Entnt.r,
Fill u. IMtGr "lcre all tequ:eI Information viii Lo
Bl.cn.
Iii. Company Tese-yc tic ri!f 10 rirct my End alt
hiLls uutrrI. II. n. tiEI.EAI.,
pte>!,lt... Z. II T. Il. Il, Co.
, 1875-07-28


tVstfAt Dt*paseA Ia Tbs CAfeafs N{baes.
EMA H. July 27.-AARIvA1s-To-dAy vess: From
slaSsatte-trpp u. f1iud!,tie and barge Keepaaks
sia whaas
bklA4FtmEs-For M!lwaukeo-sehr Frank ", Otf-
sosa; Ptoplraalvlllu, aud large Ksspaaks.
hEcE1r1s-a3, GEO h'I wheat,
GOAL FAsIas.s-r1rm. Burton nros. renort the
T as hhts&o to srrvu, cfal to Chicago at S0u pcr ,o
49, S ~! ". Clifford lgt port to-day on har f5st
iLL eas ats teAon; She gees TO 6auslsky where xt
s'sa ee44 lot milwaukee, Oh private tcrnlA,
MISCELLANEOUS,
4ns no1nRjon Government has begun removing
soa oo~laen at tls Limo Kiln Croaslng aud IL will
Undoubtedly make short work Of H. Tho scow
nofha 1aEk, which Eeesntly cai&lzad sud sunk near
'e 4too- ki4ls. " now lAdn8 rst4cd Tho aco,x Tom
Nsa "a alongside, and dlyItx IRE ut work ackatuv IN
let III, estKo Thu aclr T. W Clifford, which hss been
- a.. ~ r. *nre last fa wa ci.1teri Saturday
psaans o,ny.a, aad will hare Eris tn : dsy of two
a., he sehs q4ston arrived VI Port Halhousio Hatur
~ mof'l!tg, laylug lost her bboen ami howsnrit hv
iasux will the schF Bbsria bslow &mAata. rhs
fom f'ptn wv ta1en o4 clean, lhesu nut Lelng =
*sse, f'' soa.. .4' y " r S.ss ,,s;::. ,ssSsa::
hnMs1 h.na.n1. from sheis yard "Wednesday lsss very
~ st*An yacht Her dtl1enaions sro ~ G,,
isss, - feet e'e aud u feet over ali; breadth Of
a4s cr.tt ~! !. aspth u bold fect 10 tnches Tho
IN XXI, Shortly hf,es lhs launch steam va eoi
tr.nsu VI Nhlh went for trial tf3p with Dartv Of
th!pef,u sle gaile1 vary iast aud fhe In.
ps.uit Ert EsksA vel. tbs acls Eenlr sara The
CAV, Lo,is .1,n ~ Assad II DstroH Hpne tlmo ago.
asa.ai hui Iss ~ .snss sssse Snsn rsSu,-s e -
.s,tsd Dep ~ United bttas Resaes tausa 70 10 -
s'aa 1t. Haus.s avaa at59r G.ir H., H. " r.
, 1875-07-28

There fair inquiry for Ycasels at irregular hui
trungcr rates. Engagements we're H1ade for turu at
3fd8io and for wheat at 315HaJhc to 1Mnalo. Tic
flowing scaecls ~cro engaged: To 1iutfnln- sclrs
~. March, G. II. warnnEton, rrtnes Alfred, parala.
MEgan, and +. spry. corn ut 1!;tGa'4c; schrs c.
rskcr, T.. Jones. md harges Dnrkons. Kjng, autl
Yang, wheat Mt Jrnrs Ncbrark1, part car.
gwi,tat and oats and DsdE'r ftat", corr. thrfntRI
IT, To KinG4ton-Schr NaHe wilder, wllnat nj "
Csacity, ltb,Vuu b wheat, 1851 GOO 6n curl, and S,
hoals.
DrPrALo.
It Buffalo, Juty a, charters reported: Hehr Qucm
CT, cua1, sandusky 10 chicagn Tmouty second atrce
IL Jes Ton; scllr Golden 1I1e, Banle; hchr David
Vaes, coal, Black l.er to Milwaukee,, Csc J,er ton
su1 1ptg-run ut 70. Per ton, FREQ; pchr Donaldson
rc to Chicago private terms tchr uoid Iintes, Goa
to xil~a,,kt", 'H Ter tim. frro; fer g. c. Barnes
cus Cleveland TO Chicago tic y, TIN, Faa: lchr CITY
of liz straiss roal 10 ChiSax', bos ler ton, isee.
aiILWAuNKE.
Tho charters reported Of, the 2fth were: gchrI
rntcr, wheat. 1'ntrap, 3be, and Allegheny, wheat
Est, through ratc.
VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON.
sn<ciaf UtAtatch 10 The Chicago tribune.
I,RT ltunoN, MEch., July 27.-Dows-prorA Ru.
dA, Uhio mid basgca; sctlr8 Eliza Gctlnah, JetsI.
Hot, David WnastAfE. 1icmtxrhcre. Polly Al. HogcrA
Gcrgo D. Hall, Nellie lsc,!ingon, c. X. Minis, Olive,
Mitheli, Masston, D. r. Ur.co, A. y. Moore, Nas7ar
DasId 4. Wells, George D. Ruan. William Homo, Sun
rs b. l. Wilcox, II. c. Richards, T. J. puuford. II
3. fporc, dallan Mediator, Minnie 1iourcn, Grac,
ehs,nol, KAto Kelley, I.connr! Srato,.. Northwest
CuI.. Iatrtatrr. In Kcith, Farn1.o Lucy J. Clark
Brooklyn, A. II. Moss, +. J. KnR. f. 4. Nicholson.
U,-PruIs 1t. Joseph, 1ntar- Otcau aud colsost
scLp. Monterey. Hoac!nR, tlrtlltTer Robert Gnskin
Gcntt Hn!th, Wiltia,n J. Preston, Orphan 10y. A. ]
Eag RI, Brppia, Mfnch.
NtH1eSoutllcaht, gentle.
MEArHEn-Einp.
Sr,rtai Hi,enfth IN Th+ FAie1ao Tribune.
Ptnr 1iuHoa, Met., Iusy 7.-Dows--i'rors MGR
sh.tt, V. Hwain anil ct'tx"rt kclrs Jorsph FAIxu,
Q. Thnyrr, Mystiu Btar. Dick bonors, Golden Fleece
H. I. 1lfKc, Hkylarh hIbatross, Abhts L. AlItlrows
UrFrorr Raniln, Chauncry. uurlbut.
WNp-Sruth, gentle.
NtATuEH-Elutity.
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K,E1GLLASD MILITARY AC,pEMY,
IR NpI:I ESTER, MIS-
Prepares ynnng men I" Z t"rt.irrr1:, LtfEaFy, and
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PErK%KlI.E. IN. T., MILITARY ACADEMY.
YEAR. A'ttscn Mc.hrF. WRIGHT Il UuSA1tD.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15
Court Cuttings.
PROBATE COURT.

In re the estate Of John H. Piatt. Al
application made by Martha A. Gwynns
and Susan H. Armstrong to compel the
administrator Of John II. Piatt to pay
over money. Hannah G. Grandin denies
that the applicant is entitled to the
money. The case was laid over for the
purpose of making new parties.
WiIls.-S. II. Goodin's will was pro
bated yesterday. The will of F. H
Oehlman, ST., was probated; f. FL. Oehl
man, jr., being appointed executor. Per
sonalty, $1,000; realty, 100000. Am
Davis was made executrix of the will ol
A Abraham Davis. Realty, $500; Person.
atty, $4,000. Elizabeth Daggart was ap.
pointed executrix of Heinrich Dag9art,
deceased. Estate, $100 in personality.
Hamilton District Court. - Charlotte
Kissel VS.. John Kissel, appeal. Suit
for divorce and alimony. Divorce grant.
ed on the ground OF gross neglect OF
duty. Alimony fixed at $1,000. Defend
ant CLAIMS an anti-nuptial contract by
which he was released from all claims OF
alimony by his wife. Case in progress.
Superior Court-General Term.-Geo.
Marsh ct al. VS.. Ebert Marsh ct al. Pro.
ceedine reversed from Court below. Suit
to set aside an alleged fraudulent con.
yeyance by the administrator of Thomas
March TO Ebert Marsh. defrauding the
remaining heirs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15

The GRAND OPERA-HoUSE. -"White
SULPHUR drew another good audience
last evening. The piece seems to be
gaining in popularity, and we'll 1t de-
serves to, for it certainly is good play
and reflects great credit upon its author,
Mr.. Callahan. The leading character is
exceedingly well drawn, the minor,
though not so skillful In themselves,
show the wisdom of the author, who has
so placed them that they cause the prin-
cipal to stand out in bolder relief. sal.
Ice Brand" is beautiful character, and
in the hands of a talented actress, such
as Miss Eldridge, will always be popu-
lar. Tonight Miss Eldridge takes a
benefit, appearing as s'Jullet," in the
lplay OF "Romso and Juliet" Messrs.
Roche, Fiske and Bradley will be in the
| cast, which announcement Is sufficient
guarantee Of the excellence Of the enter
tainment.
WOODS THEATER.-Baker and Farron
still continue TO draw good houses, the
audience last evening being very good.
These two artists have won quite an en-
viable reputation for themselves in this
quarter, and are not likely to lose any OF
it by performance such as they gave
last night. The audience seemed highly
delighted and were not slow to show
their appreciation by judIcious applause.
"COprad and Lizette" again this evening
| and at the Saturday matinee.
THE NATIONAL.-There was good au
dience at this house last evening. The
"Ice WitchY was given, together with a
short variety performance, the two com
bined making a most excellent pro
gramme and delightful evenings en-.
tertainment. Matinee tomorrow at
O'Clock.