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MISCELLANEOUS.
Grocery and Provision Store.


"AS OPENED NEW GROCERY AND
~ Provision Store next door to Bowman
Furniture Store, 49,. --~ss----F-
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STAGE LINES LIVERY STABLES.
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No. Of No. of

And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the twenty
ninth day OF July, 1875, 50 many shares of
each parcel of such stock as may be necessa-
~, Will be sold at public aaction, by X. d. W
Davis Il Co., No. 2l9 Sansome street. San
Francisco, on SATURDAY, THE TWENTY
THIRD DAY OF OCTOBER, 1915, at the hour
of two O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs of advertising and expensee of the SALE
S. o. PUTNAM, Secretary pro TEN.
OFFICE--21O Battery Street, San Francisco.
oct5 I'd
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Delinquent Notice.

NOsEMITE MINING COMPANY.--Loca-
ton of works, Humboldt County, Ne
vada
NOTICE.-There Is delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account Of as
sessment levied on the twenty ninth day of
July, 1875 the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective shareholders, as
III
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Delinquent Notice

A RIZONA SILVER MINING COMPANY,
IA Location of principal place OF bust,
ness, San Francisco, California Location OF
works. Unionville, Humboldt comfy, Ne
vada.
Notice.--There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described Stock, on account OF Assess
ment mo. y, levied on the twentieth (2Othl
day of August, 1875, the several amounts set
opposite tn6 ma mes of the respective Share
holders as follows
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Delinquent Sale Notice.

r.naFR MILL AND MINING &C., COM !;
INV Location Of principal place. OF
business. San Francisco; California ,n'1, fontS
Of works. Bartlett Greek, Humboldt county
Nevada. ,1,o
Non,cr-There are delinquent npqn tne
toiIowing described stock, ON accoun' "a "sc
sessm.it mo p levied on the lo'n w., ,% "%n y.
August. 1875, the several an Iso h,,t5oldcrs
site the names Of the RESPECTIVE s""'
as follows: ~,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
z Fourth judicial District, County of Hum
boidt, state of Nevada.
In the matter of the Estate of GEO. W. HOLT,
Deceased
On reading and filing the petition OF S. j.
Bonnifeld, "a creditor OF said estate Of G.. W
Holt, deceased, praying for an order to sell the
real estate, and it appearing therefroIl and
from other evidence and the papers on file
herein, that it is necessary to sell the whole
OF the real estate to pay the allowance to the
family the debts outstanding against the de-
ceased, and the debts. charges and expenses
of administration.
1t is therefore ordered By the Judge Of
said Court, that ali persons interested il said
estate appear before the said District Court,
of the Fourth Judicial District OF the
state of Nevada, at the Courtroom OF said
Court, at the town of Winnemucea, Humboldt
county. ON the TWENTY FIFTH DAY OF
OCTOBER, A. u. 1878, at IL o'clock A. NJ,
then and there to show cause why such order
should not be made.
That copy Of this order be pull lished in
the SILVER STATE, a newspaper printed and
published in said Humboldt county at least
four su 'cessive weeks prior to said 25th day Of
October, 1875.
Dated September 22d. 1915.
WM. $. BONNIFIELD.
sep23td Judge If said Court.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrivals and departures of trains at
Winnemucca Station!
GOING EAST.
Express Trsin arrives at 1910 A. NJ.
and leaves at 1856 A. NJ
Emigrant Train arrives at 10 P. N.
aud leaves at 1045 P. Il. u
Freight Train arrives at - NJ. and
caves at 12:45 p. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives OF 800 p. NJ.
and leaves at 1886 P. II.
Emigrant Train arrives at 7:3O P. NJ.
and leaves at 8:15 A. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at 11:50 A. NJ.
AMI leaves at 1e40 r. NJ.
Stages North.
From Winnerhueoa to Silver City
and Boise City, Idaho Territory:
Idaho Stage leaves daily at 10 A.
NJ. and arrives at $50 P. NJ
From Winnemucca to Paradise VAL
ley, leaves upon the arrival of the ex-
press train from the west Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday after
Moons.
Snaps Express, from Winnemucca
to Varyville. Bartlett Creek mines, az
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday of each week.
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And in ACCORDANCE with law and an order of
the Board of Directors made ON the twentieth
(20th) day of August, 1875, so many shares OF
each parcel ri such stuck as may be necessary
will be sold at public auction, at the auction
horse of John Middleton & Son, No. 80
Mongom street, san Francisco, California,
on FRIDAY, the FIFTEENrH (15th) DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1915, at the hour Of one o'clock
P 4. of such day, to pay delinquent assess
menu thereon, together with costs OF adyer-
Using and expenses OF the sale.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Secretary
Office Room, No. H. Hayward's Building,
No. 40 California street, San Francisco, Cali
fornia sep 26-td
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TO the Ladies'.

YHyo FADIEs WISHING THEu om witches h
1na,ie over into switches; also month
ALagc to Order. VIII remain mere ssrylE,
longer. MISS D. e.1,a,.pev Streets.
Corner Second and MeiarKey ''
WinLeEucca, August "a, lsI0--lm
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bridge street, yyinnenucca.

Bridge Street, Winnenucca.
He is now ready to supply the citizens OF this
place and vicinity with every variety OF Gro
ceres and Provisions at the Lowest Market
Prices. He keeps constantly on hand Fresh
Butter, Eggs, Potatoes, Hams, Sugar, Goldfish,
Mackerel, Cabbage, Lettuce, Onions, Buck
wheat and Graham Flour, Fruits of all kinds,
Candies, Nuts, Stationery, ETC. aul2 u
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-27
Europa.
Move zivelmi pOhrOmy
- .-- CechaCh.

Jiloveh ho pisi N. L.: a,'7
v patek dne 25. cervna 1875 postizeno
bylo mnoho obci okolo Jiloveho ma Saza-
We pritrai mracen; lijak byl velni silny
prcsazen neustalym bleskem a hrosno-
bitim. Nejvice skody ntrpely opet ty OBJ
ce, kterez lohskou ne1rodou a krupobitim
postizeny byly. Lseaa,a
Ma Kamennem Pnyoze hostinci INA
veptiku" zvanem poderulel prudky pfival
vody zde stodoly tax, ze zadni cast zdi
spadla q edplavena byla; do ssnkevny a
svetnice dostala SO yoda, tax ze nabytek
tam plaval; nanosu, ktery Sc 2 mistnost
vyvazi jest velike mnozstvi. Skody tin
bspdsobsne jsou znacne. laaH so ~ D9
bn Okfes sam utrpel skoduna okresni sill
nici prasskojiloyske Cd hranic okresu me-
.ysklovsksho az X HloYfns; SINCE jss
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,,Ja bych YAM toho nenGinil." Videl tez
velkou zenu, ktera k muzi svemu, iejz nei
sp4se vrazdili, b6zela; jeden voak NOR
monsky il vsak ze zadu stfelil, naeez mr.
tva k zemi klesla. Dale videl vozy, Y
nichz jeli raneni; tito byh vesmes ma zem
vykloperi kazdy mel podfiznuty kirk.
Nekolik ditek, nicM Sc so,idilo, 30 si
fez tnto nezapamatnjou, bylo zachovano.
Statek vystehovalcd, jako dobytek, vozy a
vselke zbozi penlze pfipadl casti cir
xvi casti presidentovi, biskupdn hlav
MIN ucastnikdm feze; neco postoupeno
tez lpdiandm. Jisto jest, ze Lee nikdo
liny lndiany prot vystehovalcdm zied.
nal. i
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XVI casti presidentovi, biskup1n "A hlav
MIN ncastnik6m feze; neco postoupenC
tel lpdianam. Jisto jest, ze Lee nikdt
liny lndiany proti vystehovalcdm aied
nal.
II NESTESTf VYPLYNE NE
KDY DOBRO. TeGef ze vsech obilnict
zemi europskych dochazi zpravy ne1ro
de nahlem stoupani obilnich cen. V
[ Uhrach me z vetsi casti nelrodn iiz
MIN Rnsku panuje ne1roda uplna, nasle.
dek to dlouheho sucha; ty dye zeme ale
jsou obilnice Europy, ma nichz pravideln9
lace nebo drahota obili zavisi. Avsak
tomu jeste pfistupuji nedroda a ziveni
pchromy v jinych zemich europskych
naiihe We Francii, kde vele1rodny pruh
zeme hroznou povodni uplne spustosen, V
Cechach, kde prdtrze krupobiti hroz-
nych spoust zp6sobily, Anglicku, kde
sucha i poyodne zle fadily nejnoveji do
chazi zla zyest.z Portugalska, kde sucho
vetsi Cast 1rody znicilo. Pfidame-l k to
mn Spanelsko, kde nasledkem obcanske
valky ne statisice ale miliony akrd pidy
laden lezeti musi, pax maine uplny zaii-
ste malo potesitelny obraz obilni drody Y
Europe. Jedinke Nemecko jest iaksi ma
truchlem obraze tom misteckem veselei-
Sim, ale tam tax malo obili Sc pestnje, ze
pfi 1rode ami domaci spotfcba nhrazena
byti nemize,
Kdybychom nemeli telegraph parole.
di, pax by nepochybne Europe hlad ma
stati musel jemu zapeti nenasytny
bladomor, jjaky pred rokem Bengalskn
a pied tim Persii Arabii cele nrodne
kraje vylidnil. Nez ma stesti name tele-
grafd parolodi, ktere phi znacne urod6,
jake Sc zde We Spoj. statech t6sime, nedo-
statku hladu sesterske Europe pfede-
jdou.
Tam nestesti nedrody, zde st6sti 1rody;
my obili svoje t. j. veliky nadbytek jeho
odprodame "a vyssi eeny Europe, eehoz
teto nam uzitek vzejde. Europa byf i
nedostatek trpela. nepropadne hladu a
my ma obili plodiny sve lepsi odbyt mi
ii budeme tim ivyssich cen dosahne-
me.
Nem!nime nehode, jez Europu stihla, te
siti Sc; bylo by to sobectvi pills sproste
Chceme ien nkazati, jak tesne zdruzeny
jsou zeme ma vzajemny prospech prostfed
KEN telegraph parry t. j. ddmyslu vide
lanosti lidske. My ovsem v jiste mife z
melody posestfene Europy teziti budeme,
ale nemene bude ona teziti z mas. Define
tomu, ze tech znamenitycb vynalezd by ne
bylo; nez by Sc k nam dostaly zpravy o
ne1rode nedostatku Enropy, hynulo a
zhynulo by tam ma statisice lida n"azi a
hladem. A my, malice tn nadbytek po-
travin, nemohli bychom bide ieiich ulevi
ii. Ejhle. jak humanizuie telegraf par.
nj sila, vlastne ddmysl vzdelanost lid
ska rodinu lidskou!-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-27

podafi zaoravaii; Jarni obyh by Sc sot
va zotaviti mohlo, kdyby Sc caste a vyda
ne dest5 dostavily. Tez luka isou neivi
ce vypalena, ze misty sotva pastvu prt
dobytek poskytuii Nepfiidou.i vydat-
ne deste, jest Sc mas velke nouze co oba
vati
4 Blovic Sc pise:
Den "a cervna byl opetne pro mas
kraiinu osudny.
Sotva sme sc zotavii po hroznem kru
pobit, ktere stihlo dne IL. cervna b. r.
obce Blovice, Hradiste, Vlcice, Hut, Lou
hama, Struhafe, Nechanice, Mitrovice, Be
rovno, komorno, kotousov, Bzi, Koceni-
ce, Drechkov, Ouiezd kocenicky, Lhotu,
1liz opctn6 We ttvrtek okolo 7. hod. veeer-
nj rozzufila Sc mad nasi kraiinou strasna
boufe,. blesk "a bleskem SO kfizoval a
mraky desne valily Sc co spousty tmavo-
sede vestfce den hr6zy, hrom rachotil We
vsi sve vfave, ze strachu i napnuti kazdy
Sc trasl, nebof zievna zhouba kynula cd
,,kozlho rohu' cd Jarova pres Zhdr, Koce
nice, kotousov, hrdzne mraky elm dal Sc
sinly ocividne rozmerech gigantickych.
ia rachotu vfavy nesl ychaneho hromo-
blti, zacaIy padat ma sucho jednotlive ku-
sy ledoye, vseobecne zdeseni panovalo. V
meste kazdY utikal do ukrytu; co by byl
dvacet napocetl spustilo Sc strasne krnpo-
byt mad Blovici neni zde pametnika
spousty, ktera Sc pfivalila ma nase znboze
ne mesto. V pravem slova smyslu byl
sondny den, ne kroupy ale kusy ledu az
II lotu tezke sypaly Sc, hubice nitice
vse, co bylo zbylo iest5 cd spousty re dne
IL cervna. Ma stran6 jihozapadni padla
vsechna okna. obet tomuto hroznemu le-
dobiti. Vynikajfci budovy mestske ia.
ko skoly, okresni urad, cele pofadi dolejsi
IA nam6sti ysechna mali okna rozbita a
doposud zeji nezasklena ma okolo jdouci,
ponevadz zdeisi sklenah ami nemaii do
statek skla po ruce. Sousedni zamek bra
distsky ma jen ma oknech skody okolo
200 zl., pocitaje to vkusny sklennik ne
davno zbudovany. Stromoyi Jest strasne
poskozeno, ovoce vesmes zniceno, suky
zurazeny, kdra stromovi, po stran6 kudy
ledy tloukly, rozedrana. Pc tomto des.
nem krupobiti hrnuly Sc spousty vodni
oblak, jako kdy konve leie, mad obci
homornem byla prdtrz mracen, iedna
hrdza stihala druhou, co neroztloukly ne
zatloukly zemi kry ledove to splakla a
odnesla voda, sena y kupach jak Blovic
tax jmenovite u Hradiste, komorno-koce
mic, kotousova. .Lhoty vsude znicena, vo.
ooo oahesena' -~.s .-.as.s - =
Z Il C g II Seldean Sc pise:
Dne 26. t. m. 0 6. b. odp. vznesly Sc
nad osadou nasi mraky. Zacalo zvolna
prset; najednou zacalo hfmit dest Sc lii
oblak6 tax, ze bylo vse pil iodine
pod vodou.
Obylf, ktere posud pekne stale do
brau zen slibovalo, Jest vetsi casti zni6e
no. Pole jsou strhana, mitsem as pGl sa-
hu hlnboke rokle vymlety; luka, ktera ne
byla ieste posecena, jsou zaplavena ka-
menim piskem 8 posecenych odnesla
voda vse, tax ze ami pamatky po sene
nezdstalo. V panskem dvofe. ktery
Jest blize potoka, vedrala Sc voda 30 staji
obydli. Krasna zamecka zahrada Jest
pro letosni rok znicena, neb voda vse ma
stopu zvysi zaplavila. Jedna Is leta div
ka Sc utopia. Neihdfe bude pici pro
dobytek, kteremu jill ted neni co dat Ike
krmeni, nebo stare zasoby nikde nelson.
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Ma prOdej a asIs d;'m KENT = .'s' lot

Ma prOdej asIs dsm fEAT :. 3 Ais' lot
xandria ulice II. warda. Lot jest 26'
siroky, los" dlouhy. Domek Q. svetni-
cemi. Vse dobfe zafizeno.
Prodava neb pronajme Sc pod lehkymi
vyminkami.
BlizA zpravu poda mattel tehoz.
John Hilfer, neb M. Kreici.
Y pozorn n i: Upozorhnji timto
ony, ktefi mne nektere castky dluhuii,
ably Sc hledei Sc mnou do 80 dnd vypo.
fadat'; opacnem pfipads byl bych nu
cen ma ne soudne dokrociti a imena ie
jich v casopise nvefejniti.
. V. Hajek
~i41 cislo77. Trumbnll str, Cleveland, O
$3.50 sa9s5a8l
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podafi zaoravaii; Jarni obyl by Sc sot-
va zotaviti mohlo, kdyby Sc caste vydat
ne desta dostavily. Tez luka isou nejvi
ce vypalena, ze misty sotva pastvu pro
dobytek poskytuii. Nepfijdou-li vydat-
ne deste, jest Sc mas velke nouze co oba-
vati.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-03
THE CINCINNATI M. Il. CONFEBt
ENCE.
Third Days Proceedings.


The Cincinnati M. Il. Conference assembled
at the usual hour this morning at Trinity
church, with a large attendance OF members
present After the devotional exercises wers
concluded, the report of the Committee ON tha
state Of the Church was taken up, and the fOi-
lowing resolution presented:
Resolved, That at each session OF each an
nual conference single ballot shall be takGa
for the election OF Presiding Elders, and thai
twice the number required shall be elected by
a plurality vote.
From these the Presiding Bishop shall malz
hls Appointments TO the district; tnese districts
shall be arranged and the preachers appointed
by the Bishop, with the advice and consent al
the Presiding Elders for the year preceding.
The resolution, after being read, elected q
lengthy discussion. Rev. j. Z. Conway offered
q substitute TO the above TO the effect that this
General Conference shall elect the PresiIing
Elders. Dr. Payne offered the following res0-
luton as an amendment to the substitute:
Resolved, That we recommend the next Cen
eral Conference, IL in It's judgment IL DO
thought best, to SO change or notify the dis
cipline In reference to the office Of Presiding
Elder, and the method OF appointment theret0s
as to leave the several annual conferences .
larger liberty in adapting this office to the re-
quirements OF the work within their imitzs
with the condition that the essential functions
Of the office snail not be destroyed.
A motion to strike out the last-par Of tho
resolution beginning with the words, .'GhesB
districts" &C., was lost.
After some discussion the amendment OF Dc.
Payne was tabled. Tne substitute WAS then
taken up, and the ayes and nays taken. The
vote resVl ted in the adoption OF the substitutes
by ia ayes and SO nays.
The ayes and nays were then taken upon the
adoption Of the second portion Of the resolutions
beginning with the words, these distrlctss~
&c, and resulted in q vote Of W ayes ana -
nays. A motion that the resolution as amend
ed by the substitute BIZ adopted was then CAR
ried. The disciplinary questions wer0 Ghoa
adjourned to- meet Tomorrow at the ususl
hour. a-f =
Rev. j. M. Walden, of the Book Concern, was
elec.e ed delegate to the General Conference.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-03
FLASHES.

There is a strike in the office of the
Cleveland Herald.
Four prisoners confined in the Baton,
o., Jail escaped yesterday, but were re-
captured.
D. Turner, late American Consul at
HiEo, Japan, died iu hospital on the I'D
Of July.
japan has a. Poland gag-law, and sew
esal editors have been imprisoned under
A new line of steamers from San Fran
cisco to Australia will commence opera
tions on October 9th.
Atchison had big celebration yester-
day, In honor of the completion of the
Missouri river bridge.
Nothing OF Importance has yet been
ELECTED In the trial of Westervelt, the
abductor OF Charlie Ross.
The United States Treasury yesterday
sent S2O0,000 more to the relief OF the
San Francisco gold gamblers.
Heavy rains in the Baroach District, in
India, will necessitate the replanting of
a large part of the cotton crop.
Deposisors in the def1nct Freedmen's
Savings Bank of Washington have the
promise of dividend about Christmas,
Edward Macomber and Charles Low
ry were killed yesterday IN q railway ac-
cideut near Atchison, and several 9TH
ers hurt.
Johp W. Mcdonald, iormerly,a Judge
of Harris enopts- Texas. has ~Assx sS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-03
rested in Chicago ON charges Of forgery
and embeZzlement.

rested in Chicago ON charges OF forgery
and embeZzlement.
The United States of Colombia are
said TO have concluded peace with the
insurgents who recently declared war
against the Government.
A meeting Of creditors has formally
demanded that the Culvert Sugar Be-
tinery Company, Of Baltimore, make an
assignment of their property.
A. Ii. Wilder, Contractor for Indian
Supplies, has bitterly attacked William
Welsh TOR his denunciations of the In
dian ring, cbaracter:zing him as a hypo-
critical scoundrel, &c.
Thirty Texas editors have reached St.
Louis, on an excursion to the North and
East. Miss Nettie Power Houston, a
daughter OF old Sam, and local poetess
of some note, accompanies the party.
Four counterfeiters, giving the names
of John Duff, Cincinnati; j.. w. Marlow,
Texas; Henry Edwards. Tennessee, and
James Flint, Mississippi, were arrested
at st. Louis last night: $1,000 in coun-
terieit bills were found in their room at
the hotel.
Samuel Marshall and VIM. Green, half
brothers, .colored, living at Mansfield,
Penn, got IN an alteration last evening
about the division of some potatoes they
had planted on the shares. Alter a few
words Green lifted his gun and shot
Marshall, the shot taking effect in the
abdomen and causing death in about
twenty minutes. Green escaped.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-03
Another Mississippi Riot.
A Candidate Killed and Several
Men WOunded-The People Under

A Candidate Killed and Several
Men WOunded-The People Under
Arms.
VICKsBURG. Sept. ga riot occurred
at u Republican meeting in Yazoo coun-
ty last night. Sheriff Morgan. Republi-
can, made an inflamatory speech, he
said the course of the Democrats meant
war, and war would be the consequence.
A colored man named Robinson, rose
to speak, and proceeded to censure the
Republican officials, when voices cried
"Put him out, he is Democrat"
Another speaker denounced one OF the
officials as thief. The lie was given.
Shooting commenced and fifty shots were
fired, during which several were wound
ed. Dick Mitchell, late Republican can
didate for Mayor, was killed.
Great excitement prevails. Compan-
les have been organized and equipped in
this city, and the country people are
arming. The town is picketed with citi-
zens and soldiers, prepared for any
emergency that IN " arise.
Thus far the trouble has been confined
to the radicals only, but the cOnserva-
tive whites fearing negro riot have
armed for self protection.
The latest news is that all the roads to
town are picketed, and the place is
quiet. Among the wounded is W. H..
Foot, prominent negro politician, who
will probably die. Morgan is hiding,
and has asked protection from white Cit
lZenS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-03
Tho Independents on 'Change.

Quite an interesting meeting was held this
afternoon in the rooms OF the Chamber Of Com.
merce, for the purpose of nominating an inde-
pendent ticket in opposition to the regulars as
nominated by the regularly appointed COM
mittee.
Mr.. Thos. Morrison, of the firm OF James
Morrison & Co., was called to the chair. After
some little discussion and numerous ballotings,
G. W. Jones was nominated for President.
Mr.. Matthew Ryan was finally chosen as a
Vice President to represent the pork trade,
Mr.. f. A. Laidly to repres ent the grain inter-
est, Mr. q. II. kellogg for the whisky interest,
Mr.. b. W. Gale for the -four interest, I'll. G..
Page for transportation, and 4. L. Mcdonald
for the grocery interest. For Secretary, Mr.. e.
b. Murray was the choice of the meeting.
Mr.. VIM. j. Armel was then chosen by q
unanimous vote as Treasurer.
A committee of five was then appointed upon
motion, to select candidates for the National
Board of Trade.
The following are the nominees: CIV. Jones,
III. W. Brown, Richard Smith, S. F. Covington,
M. 4. ingalls,, Benjamin Eggleston.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-03
LATEST LOCAL.

The Board Of Control held Its regular month
ly meeting to-day, but transacted no business
Of special Importance, besides what has al
realty been mentioned when before the County
Commissioners.
THE Sextro Furniture Company has filed its
articles Of incorporation at the Recorders Office
with Jos. Il. Sextro, Louis Vogt, VIM. Vaien-
timer, Henry J. Gosiger and Francis IL. Cloud
as trustees. The capital stock is $4,000, di-
vided into shares OF $iOo each.
ALICE ROSCOE, an inmate of Joe Woods,
charged with cutting with intent to kill (the
partic nlars Of which were mentioned in the
STAR a few days ago), has furnished the re-
quired bail Of s1,UJ0, anu was dismissed from
custody at the County Jail to-day.
WILLIAM GRIFFITH, lad about thirteen
years-of age, tappe.t the till Of Iaul Arratus'
confectionery on Water street near Vine To-day
and succeeded IN obtaining " 90. The pro-
priet0r, however, noticed the loss before the
young chief got out of the store and conducted
MIN TO Hammond-street Station when charge
OF petit larceny was placed against him.
MIR. E. j. JENKINS, whose arrest on charge
OF burglary was mentioned in yesterdays STAR,
has been discharged, as 1T was clearly shown
that he was not the guilty party. Mr.. Kicker
sham. the proprietor OF the store burglarized,
arrived in Tile city last evening, and on seeing
Mr.. jenkins at once pronounced him the wrong
man and ordered his release.
THE man Allen, who was caught burglari-
zlng Pebbles grocery. recently, and who has
since been in Jail, to-day a. 3 O'Clock, during
talk with visitor with whom he
was allowed to converse, took advantage of the
situation and ran away. He was recaptured
near Sycamore, over the canal, and is now
safely Gagged.
Mr.. A. q. CONKLlN, an attache of Evans
Bank, was married ut O'CLOCK Thursday even
ing at W illow Glen, near Cheviot, the home ol
the bride, to Miss Lizzie, daughter o.
Chas. Miller, the florist, by The Rev
Mr.. Hinkley, of the Swedenborgian Church
Curriers' Band and nearly 200 invited guests
enlivened the happy occasion. The welded
pair lett the same night for an Eastern tour.