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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-20

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United STATES LAND oTFies,
CAnsaE ,'rff. NV.
MAY TO- 1875.
NvOTicr rs IrrRFBY GNkN THAT I'M
star Cty Mil aud Mining COMPANY
corporation organized and existing lhasl az
NV wren. of The laws ~ the state 81 New lolA
ana yveos.s principal place Of business Is u
Tho CITY and county Of New YORK. has ~
Timothy q. Negna. i's attorney intact anu
stockbolder ther, In. ahest pos--oisiee huuiess
~ ut Uuionvilir. humboldt county ana "a
Of Nevada. this day made application ! ~ 40,
United States patent for two thousai,a Ia -
linear feet OF the " dole"nda Loae, III ~
gold and SILVER, called the " star City MIL ai
Mining Company Claim, situate IN the va W.
RIM Aiming District. Humboldt county s,n
state a. Nevada the same extending s'en
nye fTBl feet IA n northwestefiy ana luu',s
hundred anl twenty-five tl,a-bl .est IN
sou, heas tery direction from the iheilne .,sss
ON said claim. whore the ioeA'',
nnti,e IL. placed. along the line
s,i1 Iedye vein or lode ahd "a
brhcing the same, with ell i's difv, spur s"S s
angles With suriAce grouad two hnnu'o "a. 81
ffty f25m fer in width, and described ~ ~ ~
plat aud field notes on file in my ONCE ~
lows. 70 wit; rs
survey Ne. 81, whence monument oi ~ ~ srsss
~ the aoirorIda ledge bears norm se W.,
east 100 feet whence door OF stone eAv 18th
the r, nnessce Companys ciahi pesis S ~.
80 degrees east G6 Ieet, whenc" stshe a ~ -
nor Of sections and q, 4. - ~ Is. n,
ana ;, ctions y and - r. - r. ~ D. ~, az
u NJ. bears south ~ degrees 20 MN ~e '',h =
feet. thence running, irst course. SOU" NJ .
d.,nees east a.uu0 feet, TO pos mMSea ss a.
II 4. :. No. ~" second course. nor'n Z, ross
vrees east $50 feet. TO post marheu 20 =
&. $. =. No. a7;' third course, nsrin ! I n SIS
west q $50 feet. 10 post marked ~ - west
No. 81" fonrth course. south os deblses No
$50 a,t. 10 post marked mo. !, " > s % su.
81 place of heginni 4 containing ~ ,td,sn.
acres. courses and boai ings IT IN true me-
magnetic variation rs degrees eas'. Av the
This lain is bounded on the norm lode,
Tennessee Company's Glaim, doieonaa 4
and on the north by the Fink Coihp ss, or
claim. There are no known claimants e''' V
west OF the present survey lines .ora and
The cation of this claim IS OF r 1oo ~ the
may be found in BMk "B," pags wv. ~
Gold Run Mining District kept ~ wili =, Hum
at the Office Of he County Recover y
boldt county and State Of Nevada; ,,.,,.ter.
myi2 est ADULPHus wAlIL' Ass''
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-20
3,G4O Spanish MeFiHo Sheep
FOR SALE.

vE{IE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
4 for sale at his Ranch in the EEIeWs
Bun Run Country, near Cornucopia, SBX
Two Thousand Ewes, Sixteen Hun dhkzz441
bred Lambs. and about Forty seven-eghths
Spanish Merino Bucks. Buyers are re-
ferrel TO N Levy 4 Co., Winnemucca, as they
nave purchased my wool for the Last three
Years.
Also -Four Tracts of first-class Bottom Land
for sale. containing from 600 to 900 acres
each. with fine water privilege to each piece
Of land.
Any portion Of this property will be sold
Aeparately, or all in the bulk, to suit purchas-
.rs TERMS EASY
Gall Oh the undersigned at the Ranch in the
Bull Run Country, near Cornueepia.
1919 tf* J. c. WILSON.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-20
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

Notice No. 272. L. 4. Survey No. 81
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CAnsas cry, NV.
Naav ip tk5b y
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-20
DAILY SILVER STATE.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

arrivals and departures of trains OF
Winnemucca Station:
GOING EAST.
Express Train arrives at 10:4O A. M.
and leaves at 1856 A. ~ ~ s
Emigrant Train arrives at 10 P. M.
and leaves at 10:45 P. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at IL N. and
caves at 12:45 P. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at 800 P. M.
and leaves at 1886 p. NJ.
Emigrant Train arrives at 7:3e p. M.
aud leaves at 8 :15 A. NJ. -s.,. -
Freight train arrives at 11:50 A. NJ.
and leaves at 1910 P. NJ.
Stages North.
from Winnemucca to Silver City
aud Boise City, Idaho Territory:
Idaho Stage leaves daily at 10 A.
NJ. and arrives at 2:30 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 Winnenucca
to varyville, Bartlett Creek mines, ar
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday of each week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-20
Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emissions. tho consequence NJ self-
abuse This solitary vice. or deprsyed sevnal
indulgence ~ prne'ised by the youth Of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent. producing
With nnerrina certainty the following train ~
morbid symptoms. unless comba'ei by scien-
tifc medical rneasures. viz. Sallow counfe-
nance. dark spots under the eyes. pain In the
head ringing in the ears. noise like the rust
ling Of leaves aud the rafting Of chariots.
nneasiness nbort the loins. weakness bf the
limbs confused vision. blunted intellect, loss
OF confidence. difidence in approaching
strangers a dislike To- form new acquSintahces
disposition 10 shun society. loss 81 memory,
hectic hushes. pfmples and various erup'ions
about the face. fnrred tongue. fctid breath.
coughs, consumption, night swests, mono
mania end frequent insanity. II relief be
not obtained. should apply Immediately.
either in person or by letter. and have e cure
effected bv his new and scientific mode Of
treating this disease. which never falls OF
effecting quick and radical cure.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-20

ICE CREAM THURSDAYS AND SUNDAYS
jy7T La
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-20

Persons ~ distance may be CURED At
HOME by addressing q letter - DR.. GIBB0S,
stating case. symptoms. length ~ time tie
disease has continued. and have medicines
promptly Forwarded. free from damage aud
curiosity. with fun and plain directions,
Rheumatism. Fever and Ague, Piles aud
Fistnla. permanently cured; OF no chArgt
Persons writing TO the Doctor viii please
state the name Of the paper they see tins al.
vertisement in
inclosing ten dollars coin. in registered
LETTER, through tire Pus,-offce. or through
Wells Fargo and Co, a package % medicine
will be Forwarded 10 any part ~ the Union.
All communications strictly confidential
Address Dr. J. +. GIBBoS. GIG. Kearnes
street. corner 81 Commercial. San Francisco.
Post-ofHce box 1851. Remember To put UOE
1857 on the letter. ocI iy
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NJ o TIC <.

TaNo J. G. FALL, J. J. HILL, II. HAMLIN,
W. II. Van Alstine and Hiram WEIGH
You. and each Of you. are hereby notified
that did, in the months Of January and Feb
ruary, 1874, and prior thereto. work the as
sessments and expend money on the Azelma
Ledge. in and upon the original location
thereof, governed by the
AZelma Company. Situated Iva Tsuenn
Vista Mining District, Hunl-
boadt County, Nevada.
To the amount of $500. ~ required by the
laws Of the United States and that II you do
not contribute your proportion OF said sum
on or before 90 days from this date, your said
several interests in said ledge viii become
the property OF the undersigned, q co.ownor,
who has made the said required 81 rssstlttures
Your several proportions are IA follows:
J. C. Fall, 300 ( $50 no
J. J. Bill 100 feet ................ -. ~ 90
X. Hanlsin, 100 feet..... .......s.. % 10
W. II. Van Alstine, 100 feet ............. 80 0
Hiram WEIGH, % feet...... 81
And that demand OF you, respectively the
immediate payment thereof.
WILLIAM GRAVES.
Buena Vita Mining District. May "a. 1875
my24 oaw9Gd
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Cor. JOHN JOYCE left the city, last
might, for Buffalo, N. X.
q, 8. SENATOR A. f. ROBINSON was at
the Burnet House, last night.
SENATOR BOUTWELL, will deliver an
address before Republican meetln9 IN
this city September 10th.
A MEETING of the new Democratic
County Executive Committee Wlll De
kald at the Grand Hotel next eaturday.
THE Fifth Presby terian Church, of this
city. gives q concert, this evening, for
the benefit of the Mission Sunday-school.
THE United States Marshal will sell
the steamer Niok Loagworth, tomorrow,
st the foot of Vine street, to satisfy cred
itors.
AT the Democratic Convention, yes
tsrday, a thief picked the pockets Of A..
y. Mullane, getting fifty dollars and
some valuable private papers.
GALoo BUGEo, an experienced trainer
of animals, and native of Alexandria,
Egypt, accompanied the geological ami
mails from Hamburg to this place.
A MATCH game of quolts between o.
A. Leech, OF New Y ork, and NJ. Becker, OF
this city, takes place at the Millcreek
Rouse, this afternoon, for 500 side.
The Cincinnati Law School begins it's
forty third session October goth. The
professors are Rufus King, Judges
Hoadly and Force and Ii. A. Morrill,,
xsq.
MRS. NJ. A. DEXTER, mother of the
well known gentlemen or this name In
our city, died at her home, on Fourth and
Broadway, yesterday, alter long Ill
hess.
THE German Roman Catholic St. Vim.
cenz, Paula Benevolent Society Of
Bridgtown, filed it's certificate with the
HecOrder, yesterday. The officers of the
Society are: President, NJ. Geiser
Treasurer, III. Bertram;, Secretary, j,
6chappert.
THE Republican Sub-committee-the
Campaign, Finance and Printing Com
rnittees--met this morning at ten O'Clock
a the new Campaign Headquarters, in
Hopkins Hall, corner OF Fourth and
Tim. No business Of public Importance
was transacted.
REV. j. p. NINE, Of the Methodist
theological institute, at Evanston, Ill.
Isin the city, attending the session O.
he Cincinnati Conference, 70 which ht
has applied for admission. Mr.. Nine is
+ gentleman OF high attainments, ant
win prove an honortO the Conference
with which be has chosen to cast his lot
Mr.. j., W. CAFE, last evening, cee
DRAFTED his fifty-eigbth rth-day at his
home in Riverside. Mr.. Charles Fleisch.
man, one of his partners, and forty-seveu
gentlemen, of whom forty-two were bus
fness associates Of Mr.. Gaff, assembled
about sumptuously arranged table and
assisted at one of the most interesting
1fhirs that ever occurred to Mr.. Gaf.
One of the features Of the evening was
The spresen ntation ofan embroidered scrap
paper basket by the little daughter Of
Mr. Fleisohmap. accompanied by @
speech, and Of a bouquet by the hands Of
son Of the host.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02
The Weekly star.

The WEEKLY STAR for the present
week Is now ready. 1t contains the
latest news by telegraph, particulars of
the great bank failures and the financial
panic in San Francisco, together with q
tull summary OF the news OF the past
week, political matters, large amount
of local news of general interest, inter-
esting correspondence from different
parts of the country, crop reports, HUI
morous Gossip, Odds and Ends, Person
ais, poetry, Religious Intelligence, sew
short interesting stories, Historical and
Biographical sketches, Book and Maga-
zine Reviews, large amount Of inter-
riculture, art and literature, together
with u full and complete Home and For
eign Market and Financial Report.
Price cents, in wrappers, ready Tor
mailing, to be had at our counter.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02

bronze medal. Best platform spring
wagon, one or two horses; bronze. Best
express wagon, one horse, on three
springs; bronze. Best delivery or pleas
ure wagon, one-horse, three springs
bronze.
The Committee on Decorations re-
ported the most favorable results, every
thing promising to make this opening
day one of great moment. Mayor y ohm
ston promises fine parade OF the Po-
lice force, and Col. Robinson speaks
well Of the military: The line of march
will be as follows:
The procession will move from Eighth
and Freeman streets, and move north on
Freeman to Liberty, east on Liberty to
Central avenue, south on Central ave.
nue. to Fourth, east on Fourth to Walnut,
north on Walnut to Twelfth, westwardly
on Twelfth TO Race, northwardly on
Race, passing in review before the Ex'
position Commissioners, and thence or
to Hamilton road, where the parade will
be disbanded
The Committee on Awards will report
the names OF the Jurors on lqhf tobacco
at the next meeting. The premiums fol
slate pencils has been SO altered as tC
allow foreign manufacturers to compete
The prize will be silver instead of Q
bronze medal, as will also be the case
with regard to gas tips.
Our merchants aud manufacturers are
taking hold ofthe Exposition affairs with
an energy this year that is bound tt
make 1t an overwhelming success.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02
Court CsslifnGs.

The case. OF John Hays against John
Ryan g. Co., mentioned some time ago,
came up In the Common Pleas Court
yesterday. The plaintiff, as will be re-
membered, prayed for restraining Or
der to prevent defendants from digging
and removing material from Bellevue
avenue. The Court yesterday overruled
the motion for perpetual injunction,
and held that until O contract was en-
tered into by the oity for improving o
street, the control of the street remained
with the city, and the contractor had no
interest In 1t, although his bid had been
accepted by the Board of Improvements.
In this case. If defendants are improper
ly digging in Bellevue avenue, it Is the
duty OF the city to stop them, and not
plaintiff.
Charles Butler aud Others yesterday
fled libel in the District Court against
the steamboat Exchange for wages
amounting to twenty-five dollars.
Henry j. Pearson, a physician Of West
Milton, Miami county, o., filed his peti-
tion in voluntary bankruptcy.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed by
VIM. G. Caldwell & Co. and other cred
itors against W. II. Coddington, hosiery
and furnishing goods dealers Of Cincln.
natl.
VIM. Arnold, a distiller Of Dayton, o.,
filed his petition in voluntary bank.
ruptcy. His liabilities are large, and
his assets are given at $9S,OO0.
In the case Of Isaac Baughman ct al
vs.. The Stillwell & Bierce Manuiactur.
ing Company, q demurrer was filed to
the bill OF complaint by Woods u Boyd,
attorneys for defendants.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02
Experiments on the Sense Of Taste,

In Il communication to the London
Physical Society on subjective sensa-
tions Of taste, DR.. Stone called attention
to two simple experiments, the first OF
which consists in applying strong di-
luton of nitric acid to the root Of the
tongue by sucking 1t through fine glass
tube. If pure water be swallowed i'm
mediatelY after this, sweet taste Is
produced. The author compared this
effect to the complementary images seen
In the eye after gazing at powerfully
Illuminated body. He then adverted to
the taste Of the galvanic current. In the
well-knOwn experiment with pieces of
zinc and silver, the zine is actually dis
solved in the saliva. But If one pole OF
strong battery (ten Groves cells In
this CASEY be applied to the nape OF the
neck, and the other brought to the FORE
head, besides the flash OF light, a strong
| taste is experienced Of a metallic char
| acter. 1t disappears on breaking con-
tact; and for this reason, as well as
! from the fact that the tongue is not in
there is no substance in the saliva likely
| by decomposition to cause metallic de-
position, it could hardly be referred to
chemical action, but must result from
direct stimulation OF the sensory appa-
ratus. Dir. Stone thought that glimpse
might thus be obtained of some cofrela.
tion between the wodus operandt Of hear
ing and sight and that of taste. In the
| first case, o supplementary and auto
matte sensation, In the second the effect
of q metallic solution, both entirelykspb.
| jeotive, were excited without the pres.
enoe of any sapid substance. The OK
PLANTATION may be that both glasses OF
phenomspa are due to molecular motion.
l-Populay Science Monthly, :
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02
Death by Ace eidentaI Poisoning.

A sad case of accidental poisoning, re
sulting In death, occurred at the prem
lses on the corner Of Eighth and Centra
avenue at O'Clock this morning. Tht
victim is Michael Ford, u native of Ire
land, about IS years Of age, and la
borer by occupation. The particulars
.concerning the affair are as follows:
On Tuesday, the 24tn inst, the de
ceased arrived home from his work a
about seven O'Clock in the evening, ant
noticed a bottle standing In corner ol
the building in which he resided. Think
ing 1t was whisky, he took about hal
the conteuts, and Immediately after fel
very sick and had to retire to bed. Drs
Carney and Owens were called, who
found that he had taken poison.
The bottle contained bed bug poison
and was made up Of whisky and cor
rosive sublimate, u most irritant poison
The deceased fingered since that occa
sion, and at times suffered the mos
acute pains in the stomach. YESTERDAY
evening and oil through last night hi
suferings continued, until he was re
lieved by death this morning.
The deceased leaves wife and FIVE
children, who were dependent upon hin
| for their support.
Squire Eyitt, In the absence of Coro
ner Malcy, held an inquest this morning
The testimony taken elected nothing
new besides what has already been re
lated, and the jury accordingly returned
verdict in accordance with the circum
| stances.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02
Bdse-BaIt.

The Blue Stockings, Of this city,
played the Buckeyes, Of Columbus, at
columbus, on Tuesday, the game result.
ing in the score OF 10 to Q in favor of the
HiMes.
Yesterday the Stars, OF Cincinnati, or
aenfzed, with the following players: u
Henjamtn, Captain and p.: Fl. Schle.
anger, Treasurer and c.; D. ROthschild,
D. o.; A. Valentine, 1st b.; A. Lowen'
ateip, ID D.; N. Murphey, Sd b.; Joe
Stefbel, !. f.; H. Bloch, 9. f.; n. March,
The Hartford nine will play the Lud
JoWe on Friday. The nine is composed
Sfthe following men: b. Allison, catch
II: York, left field; Burdock, second
base; Carey, short stop; =. Mills, first
bese; Bond, pitcher; Ferguson, third
base; Remsen, center field; A. Allison
The Wildwood Baseball Club has or
gauixed with the following members
j. Sehneigert, captain and catcher
1ster schelr, pitcher; F. Ahrendt, first
1sse; ]. Thiden, second base; II. Bauer
third base; III. Frech, short stop; Ed
feiler; left field; J. Frech, right field
EateY Leipinger, centre field. All chal-
1enges to be sent to j. Schneigert, No. IL
Hammer street.
The Stars and Ludlows play this az
teFn0op on the Star grounds, in Coving-
ton. As these games are very uncertain
10 their resufts, the public lock forward
b snis contest with interest.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02
Ro,U an Alderman Sought to Bury hld
Horse =


Horse. =
Corryville, few days ago, afforded
immense amusement to some Of its resi-
dents. Alderman Frank EaIke, from the
Twelfth ward, has in his possession an
old horse, family relic, and one which
had been raised by MI. Fake.
Some time ago Mr.. Fake lost the
horse, and generously offered reward
of two dollars for his return. A neigh.
bor, who found the animal among his
stock in his pasture, heard the liberal
reward advertised, and Immediately led
the long lost one to bis old home. and
demanded his two dollars. Mr.. Fake
stolen from him, and accused the man oil
it. He, however, pleaded SO powerfully
as to convince the owner of the horse
that he was In reality innocent of the
crime. The reward. was doubled, and
the man departed rejoicingly and bless.
ing the generous donor.
Time rolled on, and time was begin
ming to tell heavily on the restored horse.
His spirits were dsooping, he refused
his liberal supply OF corn, and IL was ap-
parent to all that the equine was rapid
| ~ nearing death. Mr.. Fake, after ma
ture deliberatiop, concluded to help the
brute make an easy voyage to a better
land.
He lead him. therefore, early this week
| to the solemn and silent recesses Of a
CorryyilIe woods. Before he had done
this, however, he had prepared a long,
wide and deep trench, that he designed
as the last resting place OF his esteeme
animal friend. Then he placed him care.
fully beside the hole, and propped him
up securely ON the side iarthest from
the trench. A messenger was dispatched I'd
| to neighboring drug store, and was or.
dered to obtain (oh! horrid thoughtD a
bottle of something that would cause The
"A A bottle Of something was obtained
but that something proved to be ar
emetic. Whether the pharmacist had ;
suspicion OF the dark deed that was
about to be accomplished in the silent
shades of that dark woods or not, hat
not been ascertained.
Out Of respect for the feelings of al
concerned, we draw O vail over the
scene that followed, but an hour after
ward the horse was vending his way
home and his would-be murderers were
ghriously but not very pleasantly EN-
Mr. Falke thinks that Providence IN
teryened to save the life of that horse
whose orb, he has sworn, shall always
in the future be filed with the best o
hav and corn, till Death shall finally
pl5ce his heavy hands upon his horse
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02

THE GRAND OPERA. .HoUsE.-Sher
idan. & Mack played to moderately
good house last evening, many Of the
good points of the performance being
warmly applauded.Mr Kelley's duet on
the guitar and harmonica, the one in bis
right and the other in his left hand, was
very good, as was also the singing OF
Miss Hewitt. Miss Alccia Jourdan was
also very acceptable In her personation
of male parts. The 'Mimiqnes" will be
repeated again this evening.
WOODS THEATER.-This' house was
very we'll favored by the amusement
seekers last evening, everything consid-
cred. The Troubadours repeated their
specially of patchwork" and the com.
edy "Sailing Under False Colors," IN
both ofwhich plays Miss Nellie MoHenry
acquitted herself very acceptably.. The
only other feature worthy OF special note
Salisbury. The Troltbadours again to.
night.
The NATIONAL THEATER.-This thea
ter cQptipues to draw crowded houses
The variety theaters are doing q good
performance at this house has largo
share OF the public patronage nightly
The same programme for tonight.
GULICK's GRAND CENTRAL.--This house
was more than comfortably crowded las
night, not q single vacant seat being per
ceptible. Tie performance was of unu
sual excellence, many Of the performers
and especially Mr.. Murphy in his bone
solo, being wearied with their recalls
The same programme, prominent upon
which are the Grinell children, will b.
repeated tonight.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02

PETER EvERsMAN, a Saloon keeper on
the northeast corner Of Front and Free
man streets, was arrested last night
tor an alleged assault upon the person
OF Patrick Cutford, who appeared in the
Police Court this morning with two
ugly cuts upon his head. Eyersman
struck the man with one OF the old-tash-
ioned policeman's clubs, but maintains
that Patrick attempted to assault him
first. The case was continued till next
Tuesday, Eversman giving bail for his
annaaranoa.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02

THE Forty Third Session Of the Cincinnati
Law School begins October Goth. The corps OF
Professors now consists OF Rufus King, Dean;
Judges Hoad1y and Force, and Fl. A. Morrill,,
Esq Besides its long established reputation,
this school offers great advantages to Students
by giving them access to the Bar Library OF
Cincinnati, one of the best in this country, be-
sides the library OF the school, and the numer-
GUS Courts Of the State and Of the United States
held in Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02
The Kuposxtion,

The Exposition Commissioners met in
regular session yesterday afternoon,
With President Henderson in the chair.
int minutes were read and approved.
IAy-rolls to the amount OF 1,8te Al were
O6esed paid.
Je Committee on Rules reported sew
Iii additional medals, which were ap.
foyen, Via: Patent side-spripgs, In
eiaatiga with sl2s.hars. fsf VEHICLES