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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-03
n 0 N Ely TO LOAN,
On Marketable Coileterals.

EXCHANGE ON New York, Baltimore,
II Philadelphia, Boston ana all promi.
nent cities of the United States and Eu-
rope bought and cold.
DEPOSITS received and interest. .bcaring
certificates issued.
STOCKS. BONDS, GOLD and SILVER
bought and sold.
ACCOUNTS OF mcrcha nts and others
from the city and country solicited, and
Liberal. LINES OF DISCOUNTS granted
By the CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
Corner OF Plain and Richar dson sire eet 9.
JOHN y. PRESTON, President.
J y. SAWYER, Cashier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-03
Grand Central Java Coffee.
Naphtha Lamps.
G. A S LIGHT.

a GAS LIGHT at much less expense.
"A These LAMPS are in different styles
and we'll adapted for Stores. Ofices.
Entries and Rooms. Each Lamp 10 of itseli
gse emsnufaotory. The oil 10 fed through
. tube or pipe, ct the end Of which the
burner converts IL into gss, which burns
with . brilliant white fame nearly equal to
the best GOAL sas. and ,urpsssing many
II. e. CARR,
Feb 16 8no 81 Bridge street.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-03
Wines and Liquors

Wines and Liquors.
NHAMPAGNES- Sec, ,
~ Ohaus d Duchatel,
Kelley's Island Sparkling Catawba,
California "Imperial."
ANDIES-Brandenburg Freres,
Jas. Hennesey.
Otard, Dupuy l. Co., vinta ges 1895, 1853,
WINES old Private Stock Maderia-in
bottles only,
Choice Table Sherries,
sandeman and other Ports,
Full line OF Hooks and Sauternes, includ.
ing "Ohateau Yquem,"" "Latour Blsnche,' %
'Hookheimer," Lamb enheimer," 30, 30.
Our speciality 10 fine goods, suoh - we
can, with confidence, recommend. Any
rare wine not In store we are prepared to
purchase either in New York or Europe.
and furnish at market rates.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28

the doctor, sand Lcan't stay to multiply
words all night. This Is a tenament-
house, and we don't allow any cases to
remain In them" Without further talk
the doctor brushed past the woman, fol-
lowed by the ambulance man, but the
woman hung to their coats and begged
OF them to desist. In q further room q
man, Otto Christy, lay on bed, almost
unconscious.
The doctor and his assistant ap-
proached the bed, when the woman
rushed forward, and seizing them both,
pulled them off, and the two men were
Obliged to have O hand-to-kand fight to
obtain possession of her usband's body.
While the doctor caught her round the
body and pinioned her arms to her sides,
the other rapidly hoisted the dying man
on his shoulders, spite Of the agonizing
groans of the moribund.
The thought that the husband was
really leaving her gave her renewed
strength, and she sprang once more
away from the doctor and seized him,
who rolled from the assistanps shoul-
ders to the ground. They then began
dragging the body along the floor to the
staircase, the wife clinging to 1t and
shrieking dismally. Last evening the
man died. and to-day the excitement
among the Germans is intense. Friends
OF smallpox patients threaten to mob
smallpox officers, and the police have
been called on to protect them.--N. Y,
Cor,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28

Elm street that her sick child was be.
witohed, and that the irst person who
entered the house was the witch. On
the entrance OF q neighbor the mother
flew at her with such ferocity that she
was compelled to dee for her life.
The new Market-house will be opened
the second Saturday in July.
A lump Of ice, weighing about two
hundred pounds, fell on Mr.. Taylor
Thornton's foot yesterday, iDjuring it
severely.
The order OF Harugari have elected
Messrs. II. Ebert and III. Koch as dele
gates to the Grand Lodge of the State
Of Kentucky, which will assemble at
Louisville on the first Wednesday, in
August. -t f'
Messrs. Britton Il Hayes have been
awarded the Garrison meat contract.
During the absence OF Mrs. Baker, who
lives ON Monmouth street, near Bellevue,
her store was robbed OF money and goods
to the value OF twenty dollars.
Washington Parmale walked In his
sleep Friday night and fell out of o sec.
ond-story window, a distance OF twenty
two feet. He was considerably bruised,
but no bones were broken.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28
PoLICE COURT.

Drunk and DisOrderly-T Thomas Steck Susan
Francis each dismissed; Michael Reard0n, j.
Edwards Robert Erly, Andrew Merk, Peter
Mahoney, Charles Davis, each IS and costs;
John Cayanaugh, Charles Micheles, John Noel,
John STUART John r ran, george Bartin, Chas.
W hite, each 81 and costs; Phil Gering, twenty
days and $40; Louis Dobling, bail forfeited; j.
Durnin, George Pipp, each $40 and costs; Geo.
Fuchs, continued to July I'd.
Assault and Battery-James Serett, IS and
costs George Frintz, Leopold Lesser, each uis-
missed; Charles Brown, Annie Brown, each
continued to July I'd; James Dee, came; Gus
Anderson, $25 and costs.
Miscellaneous-Peter Cassanauer, careless
driving, SO and costs: Ed Ryan, petit larceny;
George Williamson, same, each thirty days
and costs; Philip Feight, abusing family, six
ty days and $25, suspended to July 10th; An
drew hefk, exposing person, SIS and costs;
George Plpp, resisting officer, SIS and costs
VIM. Smith, petit larceny, thirty days and $16;
John McCandies, same, House OF Refuge; Geo
Parker, George Hunt, vags, each dismissed
Peter LOTUS, petit larceny, twenty days and
SO; A. w. Ringer, falling TO notify Board Of
Health, &c, dismissed; Joseph Rigon, vag
dismissed; VIM. Beckley, Pat Fallon. EdwarG
Beckley, G. Hardt, selling by short measure
each continued to 29th Inst; George Wesley
petit larceny, twenty days and S.: Bernaft
Burkeyser, lettering, dismissed, Marcus 6chro-
der, reckless driving, IL and costs; Ben. ith
street begging, thirty days; George Pipp, ma
lici0us destruction, SIS aud costs; Philip Ger.
lug, threatening personal violence. dismissed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28
RIyER NEWS.

boats Leaving To-day-Louisville. Mail
Packet; st. Louis, Utah.
THE STAGE OF RIVERS.
PITTSBURG, June 2S.-River falling. 2 feet
inches. Thermometer 90 deg. Wind 8. w.
Wheellng-4 feet and falling. t.A,.
Charleston-4 feet Inches and falling.
Huntington-6 feet inches and falling.
Frankfort, Ky.-7 feet and falling.
Louisville-7 feet at the head OF the Canal,
and feet on the Falls in the pass, and the
river falling.
sss sss sss.s se snf III E.vs.A sA...
Cairo-W feet 10 Inches and rising.
st. Louls-Riyer falling.
Arrivals and Departures Eureka from Ken
tucky River, and Thompson Dean from New
Orleans, arrived.
There were nodepartures outside the regular
packets.
The wreck Of the Juniata is to be sold at
pittsburg by the United States Marshal June
Captain WIN. s. Evans has brought suit
against Commodore w. j. Kountz and the AL
legheny Mail Publishing Company for libel,
and puts his damages at $25,000. ...
The Jas. ID. Parker lightened the Belle Of
Shreveport OF the bar at Island No. 10, after ls
The Minneoia left Memphis for Cincinnati
TSs Indiana lefs New Orleans for Cincinnati,
'ss'l Capt Alex Hs Il Power, Of the louisville, is
Cuiufu& iiuIuc Oh tut hOUeTb AllLcuell.
The Shippers own goes up Tennessee river
after load Of pig iron for Cincinnati, and will
return TO Tennessee River from here.
Capt. John Woodburn's new Arkansas river
packet Rosa Miller, will be completed In about
three weeks.
Commodore Fry, besides the Belle Of Madi-
son, Is building two small boats.
Capt. Harpers new boat Is to have 10-inch
cylinders.
T9wboat 1terns-T'he Mount Clare, from Lou
lsviiie 70 Kanawha, passcdup with six empty
The Salt valley arrived at Pittsburg Sunday.
The Cobb Cecil came In from Iront0n with q
The Governor Allen, from ST. Louis, passed
up Sunday evening with two barges ore.
Capt. Milt Harvey, OF Memphis, is here
looking for a light draught boat for the White
last night to look at some boat. lssg
Ool. Will H. Dean leaves for New York,
The FaWn is going to bring q party OF
Fourth OF July excursionists here. .s VI.
The julia No. 2 put In her new cylinder and
goS sa oh fcr Kanawha Sunday morning
The Utah is loading for return trip TO st.
! Capt. I. g. sweeny, Of wheeling. is here.
His new steamer built at Brownsville, Pa.
will be 165 feet long, "a feet beam, and AZ feet
hold. The engines will be n by AZ inches, and
two boilers 40 inches by 28 feet She will be
ready the lst Of September.
The Pittsburg Republicans are talking about
running Capt. K. G. Gray as compromise can
didate for sheriff.
The Ashland passed wheeling Sunday morn
ing, bound for Pittsburg.
Rumble and Wensel, Of Natchez, Miss, have
purchased the hull OF the Belle Lee for a
wharfbeat. sssls,s
The Vint. 5hinkle was announced on Change
to-day as loading for New Orleans, to leave On
fSe fSsi yas. 3. Parker is the first Memphis boat
to leave this week, and will probably receive
sufficient to let her out Tuesday,
4 1he elegant Thompson Dean Is here loading
for New Orleans, and leaves Tuesday. ..s.s7
!, The Thos. Sherlock at Cairo wanted 400 tons
to I'LL out
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28
THAT REINSURANCE FUND.
1t ,vtH be Iared and Will Add $3,ODO,O ,OOt
to The DstpLtcafs.

1t sUiH be 1ared and Will Add $S,ODO, 200
to The Ds4pLtcafs.
The momentous question to insurance
men, whether the reinsurance funds OF
the companies were subject to taxation
or not, which was pending in the Board
OF EQUALIZATION for the past week, has
been decided. The following telegram
received this morning from Hon. Judge
Williams, Auditor Of State, explains it.
self:
To Hon. j. L. Keck, President Of the
Board of Equalization:
The question referred to the Attorney
General as to the reinsurance fund OF in.
surance companies, has been decided by
him as before by me, namely, that 1t is
not a bonatide debt, and therefore can moi
be deducted from credits in returning
for taxation. JAS. WILLIAMS,
Auditor OF state.
In consequence OF the above decision
about three millions OF dollars wiu be
added to the amount of taxes from Ham
ilton county. The matter was never be-
fore acted upon until the present Board
OF Equalization took the question intt
consideration. This will reflect witt
credit on the members composing the
Board as having done all that was re
quired iHtelligently and faithfully.
The Board adjourns this afternoon
sine die.
The insurance companies will receive
notice to step forward and make theil
new returns.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28

NEW Y0Rk, June 2s = Flour in moderate de.
Inand rsuper1ne State and Western, 81 5Oh4 81;
common TO good extra do. 81 Y0a5 25; good To
choice, IS 30as 65; white wheat Western extra,
sb 7OaS 40; extra Ohio. "a " at ST. Louis, IS rs,
Rye flour quiet and unchan9td. Corn-mea
more active: Western, s3 65a4 20. Wheat: No.
| spring, 81 l9al 70, No. Milwaukee and
Minnesota, 81 alal %; No. . Chicago, 81 1sal "a;
No. 2 Milwaukee,, 81 16 in store; No2 North /,
western, 81 13a1 IA; ungraded Iowa and Min
nesota spring. 81 1Ual 81; winter RED Western,
DSl seal 30: amber do, 81 37ai 80; white do,
y s5ai 20. Rye quiet: Canada in bond, eoc:
State, 9Sca$1. Barley nominal. Malt quiet
and steady. Corn; mixed Western, per steam !
er, sSc: do, SAIL 8sKa85c., Oats: market dull
and lower: W Western. 67a6sc;. white do, 6Sasoc.
Hay unchanged. Coffee quiet and steady: Rio,
cargoess l6aiSkc,. gold; .jobbing, l6,Salsa<c.
Sugar very. quiet. fair to good refining, saS<c c ;
prime, SIC refined firm at 1gXaliKc, Mo-
ses dull and Unchanged Rice quiet and steady.
Petroleum quiet aud Arm refined, 12x c ;cfutie
8Na6Xc. Strained resin steady at q 1bal 80.
Spirits turpentine steady at $40. Pork hrmer:
new mess beef unchanged. Cut meats dull
MldsSes quiet: long clear Western, II lKo: short
do, d ard hrmer: prime steam, l3cx
Bu ser firmer. Western. 16&34c. Eggs heavy /:
Hbsterf,, .le.R6S Cheese 1tn1er It Sat2>fo o.
M ~sea-2'' ~ Assl 20.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28


of Commerce.
Capt. Holloway ON Change to-day read
the following communications:
CINCINNATI, June 26, 1876.
To the President and Directors OF the
I Chamber Of Commerce, Cincinnati, o. :
Gentlemen-The undersigned commit
tee, appointed at meeting OF citizens
held in the rooms OF the Board OF Trade
ON Friday, the 10Th inst, fur the purpose
OF considering tine propriety OF petition
ing the National Council OF the Patrons
OF Husbandry, through their select cum-
mittee, to meet at Washington, ID. O., on
the 1st OF July next, would most respect
fully submit that they have been in
structed by said meeting to represent to
your body and the Board OF Trade their
unanimous opinion that every reasona-
BILE effort should be made up0n the part
OF our citizens through your orgAniza-
tions to secure the permanent location
to request you to appoint joint COM
mittee, in connection with the Board of
Trade, ior the purpose of making an Inn
medIate report to the select committee
OF tile Grange at Washington, setting
forth the Wish of our citizens to have
them among us and the mutual adyan-
tages likely TO arise to the parties con-
cerned by the adoption Of this city as
their permanent headquarters.
Your immediate actloh ih this connec-
ton l. earnestly requested.
We subscribe By order OF said meeting,
Josiah KirDy, J. Il. Spence, j. E. KBek,
y. II. aeffroy, II. NJ. Moore, C0mmittee.
Mr. George W. Bishop dotibted The
OF any action being taken lii
the matter, and made lew remarks to
that effect, alter which the whole matter
was laid over till Wednesday at fifteen
minutes of one U'clock.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28
LATEST LOCAL.

Mr.. JOHN DILG was not fined In tht
Police Court on Friday.
The Grand Jury will make their final
report late this afternoon.
MRS. R. DREYFoos' notion store, or
Broadway, was rubbed of a quantity o
clothing and jewelry last night. No ar
rests.
L Mr.. G.. H. WALTER, Of Walter q
Stephenson. was called from the Cham.
ber of Commerce to-day by special
messenger announcing the illness of his
wife.
A REPORT reaches us that drunken
man living near Sedamsville on the
Delhi pike, to-day attacked his wife and
child and beat them fearfully, nearly
killing the wife. No particulars.
THE residence of Joseph Levy, No. 49i
West Ninth street., was entered some
( time before 5 o. clock this morning by q
burglar. A silver-plated caster and a
lot OF wearing apparel were taken.
PAGE, the bond robber, arrested in
Dayton by our detectives some months
since, has been sentenced to eight years
in the Penitentiary. His trial took place
at Charleston, West Virginia, where the
robbery was committed.
IT Is rumofed that members of the
Democratic Executive Committee have
requested Nr. Redmond, Chairman, to
resign and account for campaign funds
placed In his hands, and that he has
failed to comply with either request.
4 JOHN FAY, charged with having stolen
n horse from John Roberts, was ar
raigned before Judge Cox and a jury in
the Criminal Court this morning. The
defense set up a plea OF drunkenness as
an excuse for the crime. The jury re-
turned q sealed verdict.
DIR. A. w. RINGER, who was prose.
cuted by the Health Officer, for failing
to make report Of q smallpox case under
: his treatment, was arraigned in the
Police Court this morning, and after d
lecture dismissed on payment of the
costs.
WIN. SMITH, colored, and John McCan-
die were convicted In the Police Court
this morning Of the larceny of q carpet-
sack containing shirts and clethiny to
the amount of $4 90. Smith was sen.
tenced to thirty days and $15, and
McCandle committed to the House Of
! Refuge.
WIN. PATTON, d colored hostIer, In the
employ ofJ. Il. Frey, the fish dealer on
Fifth street, was arrested this afternoon
: by officer Davis on charges of assault
ana Dattery anu " maiIciQus uehtIuc-
tion of property. His employer bailed
Patton out by depositihg tiftY dollars for
bis appearance In the Police Court to-
morrow.
PREPARATORY to the Fourth Of July
/. celebration the lieut6nants and captains
of the police force will drill at Hammond
street Btation-house Tuesday and T Ifurs-
day afternoons OF the present week, and
the patrolmen at the different Station.
houses on Monday and W Wednesday az
tsrnoons. A grand battalion drill will
take place at Exposition Hall, Friday
afternoon.
PETER CAssHNAUB, one Of those feck-
less milk-wagQu drivprs who are c0ntin-
usily jeopardixifg the lives OF passen-
gers over our streets, was last Saturday
evening arrested BY O6lcer Tresche for
tunping over uttls six-yesr old dsugn-
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28
4 Hssribls Adsehtafe.

Small pox is prevalent in the German
districts Oh the east side of the city, and
the health officers meet with fnucn obpo.
sitoh In reno ting patients to the Public
Pest Hospital. Yesterday d CASE was
reported 4t No. 1877 Stanton street, and a
doctor and assistant were sent In an am.
bulance. They moan.ed the narrow
1t the door, wifcti was immediately
opened by 4 woman. When she saw
WHO were het visitors she shfieked, and
endeavofed to push tile door to again,
but the men Kept it open without dlfa-
GUILTY.
..You shah't take fny husBand,o the
woman said, doggediy. "He's alone
here with me, and Ct the top Of the
house, ''It makes no diference," said
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28
Il brutal Aos

Charles Fair, a young boy about 81 K.
teen years of age, last night offered :!
bill at the saloon Of man named Polls
ter, on Vine street, near Liberty.
Polster claimed that the bill was coun'
terfeit. Fair then offered other money
This Polster refused, and jerking FahI
Tas GoGS IN oeag bta a oowar1 saa as manner lnser
He then had him locked up in the
Bremen-street Station and arrigned be-
fere Commissioner Halliday to-day, who
dismissed him, as the bill was perfectly
genuine.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28
A Ere .Engsne-H House Burned.

TRENTON, N. j., June ga fire broke
sout last night in the stable Of the Har-
mony Steam Fire Company. Fortunate
1y the members of the company succeed
ed in saving the horses and harness.
Ieter Gatfney, formerly driver. OF the
Harmony hOse-carrlaRe, has been ar
Rested d0r setting tire to the building.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28
TINANCIALs
CINCINNATI, June 2S-2 P. M.

Gold is worth 11T1 in New York to-day
Eastern exchange is firm and in active de-
mand, with light receipts No change in rates.
Buying at par TO 1-21 premium, and selling
at 1-10 prem. s .
Sterling exchange is firm, with fair demand
at 4.g0 sight, and 4.S9 sixty day bills, gold.
Money Is in fair demand to-day, with liberal
offerings at the usual rates Of 1aS per cent.
There is still a good demand for Southern r.
r. bonds at 1U4, with interest. Other local se-
curities are generally quiet and inactive.
The following are the latest New York quo
tations TO-DAY for all KINDS OF Government Sc.
Curites:
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28
nn..-bAtt MN Afternoon.

Owing to the non-arrival OF the New
Haven Baseball Club, the game an
nounced for this afternoon has been post
poned.
grounds at the time announced, between
a picked nine and the Ludlow club.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28
WHAT MR.. BEEcHER THINKS.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE PRINCE WILL ASSIST.

BERLIN, June zS.-Prince Frederick
w illiam will assist at the maneuyers OF
the German iron-clad fleet, Wednesday
until Monday. The American squadron
will witness the display.
THE LORD MAYOR OF LONDON.
DUBLIN, June 28.-The Lord Mayor Of
London aud suite arrived this morning.
They were called on by the Lord Mayor
and Corporation of Dublin in state, ana
conducted to the Mansion House. They
afterwards attended review Of 5000
troops at Phoenix Park. The Ameri-
can kife Team and party were also at
the review, and were enthusiastically y
received. The weather is uniavorable
and the attendance small. This is the
first time The Lord Mayor OF London has
visited Ireland in state.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28
marry B,.t Not Separate.

4 INbIANAPOLIs, June 2S.--Judge Chap
maM III the Criminal Court to-day, de-
3ci6ed the Buell. g ilbert marriage contract t
Whs valid, but that the parties could not
Ebparate according TO its provisions.
Ihis will be remembered as the case in
which the couple married themselves
without aid Of license or minister, agree.
Ing to separate whenever they chose.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28
Cincinnati Ltve Stock Market.
CINCINNATI. June 1872 r. M.
The following are the receipts and shipments
Of live stock Tor the past 46 hours:

Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Receipts. ............... $50 1854 1712
Shipments ....,..... b22 362 1912
HOGS4Are active to-day and firm. Com l.
mon are worth 81 vas 70; medium, s6 soar Do,
and good to choice VI l0a7 rs per GENITAL gross.
BEEF CATTLE-Market dull ds regards in
ferior grades. but good grades are firm and ac-
tive. We quote common 81 25a3 TO-; fair to
medium, $3 65a4 ~: and good to choice $5a6 per
GENITAL.
SHEEP-Market quiet under moderate de-
rnand at 1904 SO per GENITAL gross.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28
&f1.tLce.

BUFFALO, June 2S.--The grain shovel
ers are on strike against the use OF
steam shoyels, and there il little doing,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28
Shst This N Orntng

PoTTsvILLE, PENN, June 2S.-Mr.
Thomas was this morning snot al
.Shoemakers COliery, Mahanoy City.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28
LAST EDITION.
STILL wxIrxxG.
NO VERDICT YET.


BROOKLYN, N. T., June 2s.--At 12.lt
p. M. Court Officer Spauiding came
Ndown from the jury room and handed
Judge Nelson a note marked ''Confden-
\ IelD 1t was received in the presence o.
}&Wyers Abbott, Shearman, Pryor and
Xorris. The lawyers consulted over the
inter and all agreed TO say nothing
46out 1t whatever.
wv 1t il said to have been written re-
oisost fnr their discharge, as they can
= tLot posJ sJsibly agree. Others claim that II
Ss a1tequest Tor general instructions
~ c0fE Etested points. Judge Nelson
) I'D that his information was that the
Requested to be discharged, as they
otthe same as when they went out
sospect OF verdict. Whatever the
ysage was, 1t 10 deemed certain they
d remain locked up for few days
Eer unless they arrive at verdict.
WHAT MR.. BEECHER THINKS.
}. NEW YORK, June 2S.--A World special
Dom Sing sing gives all interview held
With Beecher Saturday afternoon on the
train from Peekskill regarding the prob
ability OF the jury's agreement. Mr..
Beecher said there was but one man
standing out, and he has been hanging
out rom the flfst.
Tue defense were warned against him
long ago. This case, said Mr.. Beecher,
ought To have been settled three weeks
ago. Judge Nelson could not afford to
let the jury disagree, and would, II nee.
essary, keep them out six weeks TO In
duce them to bring in verdict.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The Govern
1nent mas entered nolle pros. in the re-
manning indictments against j. j. Kinds,
charged with mail contract frauds.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28
SOCIETY," NOTICES.

r o. o. F.-The Members Of WIN. Pehn
L. Lodge No. So, will meet TOMORROW
EVENING", for payment Of dues and electis
Of officers.
je2s-2t H. c. POWERS, Perm. sec'y.
N. Douglass Lodge No.2l, X. o. F., are here
by notified to meet at Castle Hall, on IUEo-
DAY EVENING, June 70, at 8 O'clock, i0r
payment Of dues and election Of officers.
~ HENRY f. KUNZE, G. G.
f. o. JOHNSON, K. Of r. and s. =.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28

The following is the 1870 P. M. report Of New
York Stock Market, as received BY Lea, Ster-
rett u Co., 28 West Third street: