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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-18
POLICE COURT.

Drunk and Disorderly-Nettie Fitzgerald,
Lizzie Rodgers, Julia Collins, each 10 days;
son Lee, $3 and costs; Lizzie Holmes. Georgia
Williams, John Fox, John Manning, Annie
LOTUS, John Day, Julius Miller, Win. Worth,
Henry Clifton, each dismissed; Jessie o. Field,
IS and costs.
Assault and Battery Louis Kirsh, Jacob
Flick, Herman Schnitker, each dismissed; f..
r. Moore, Henry Schaefer, each IS and costs
Jos; Hill, John Cain, Henry Meyer. each $40
Wynn, continued to 18th inst. 41.-,'l
Miscellaneous. = Henry Batsche, selling
liquor TO minor, continued to thinst George
Wright, petit larceny, continued 10 2Sd inst
Watson, Ella Dixon, vag, each $40 and costs;
Lizzie Vernier, Georgia Peters, Nellie Brooks,
vags, continued TO 22d inst; Georgia Brickel
petit larceny, 10 days and $25: 4. Y. Shep-
perd, obstructing street, 81 and costs, William
Jacob, removing nuisance without permit
dlsmissed; IL. +. Heckert, false pretenses
continued 70 10Th inst; David Harris, petit
larceny, 80 days., Martha Ward, street walk
ing, ~ days and $2b; Annie Keegan, same, 80
days; Nellie Brown and Rose Lawson, same,
each ~ days and $50; Chas. Smith, concealed
weapons, ~ days anu $40; MOllie Hall, vag., dis
missed; Lizzie Davis, same, IS and costs; Ann
larceny, thirty days. David White, same, thirty
days and $50; Mary Brown, grand larceny,
continued to Nth inst; Fred Longbeen, mali
clous destruction, S8 and costs; Aug. Sneikert,
resisting officer, continued to 2zd instant;
lizzie Talbot potit larceny, continued to
22d instant; Francis Gruppon and Chas. Run,
Jas. Sheridan. jumping or locomotive in mo, mo.
tion, continued to 18th inst; Alfred Cohen, vag,
months, by request; VIM. +. Elliott. intent to
kill, continued to22d inst; j. s. Daviss fugitive
from justice. dismissed; Jac. Neulson, same,
handed to officer; Chas. Reinhart, dlsorderly
house, continued to s0tn inst; VIM. o. Vogt, as
sault to wound, continued to 2zd; Peter Detloff,
resisting officer dismissed; John Parker,
lettering, fifteen days and $40; same, street
breaking intoscar at night, bound over; Sam
Davis, escaping from Work mouse, thirty days;
w. +. Elliott. cutting to kill, continued to i2d
inst; Charles Wilson. petit larceny, thirty
days and costs; Geo. Brickel,. same, thirty
days and $50.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-18
The IL. M. II. at the T. N. O. A.

The meeting was called to order by
Rev. A. b. Leonard, of W. II. NJ. Z.
Church. Prayer was offered by Rev. S.
". Duncan, Of Ninth-street Baptist. The
Chairman stated that the Secretary,
Rev. Mr.. Richie, was absent, where.
upon, Rev. A. B. Morey was elected to
NIL the vacancy.
The Committee reported that the fol-
lowing churches had reported In favor of
inviting Moody aud Sankey to visit this
city up to date; Asbury NJ. E., United
Bre ethren, st. Jonn NJ. e., Y York-street Nj.
r., Union M. e., Covington Chrisps p.
E., Covington T. E., Avondale P. E.,
Trinity M. E., St. Paul NJ. E., Seventh,
street Congregational, First Presbyter-
ian, Bible Chapel, Church of the Cross,
Walnut Hills NJ. E., Ninth-street Rap-
tist, Fifth Presbyt yterian, Third Presby-
terian, Storrs', Lane Seminary Church,
and many others. :
BY unanimous vote it was resolved to
invite Messrs. Moody and Sankey at
once.
The meeting then adjourned,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-18

Mr.. Reuben R. Springer has added his
name to the list Of Cincinnatps public
benefactors. He has signitied his inten-
tion through Mr.. John Shiilito of dona-
ting $l25,oQ0 Tor the erection of a new
music hall, on condition that that amount
be raised by private subscription and the
ground donated by the city.
The Committee of the May Musical
Festival met in room No. 81, Pixies Op!
era-house building, at noon to-day. The
proposition was discussed, but as there
are some alterations and additional con-
ditions to be made in the written propo-
sition, IT was not made public.
The Committee meet again at four
o'clock. 1t is probable that the Board
Of Trade and Chamber of Commerce
will take some action looking toward
securing the $125,0o0 yet to be sub.
scribed.
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comrentson of the Central association.

The afternoon session of the Conven.
| tiOn opened at two O'Clock at the usual
place. After the call OF the roll, the
Committee, consisting of Messrs. Gou.
ner, Fuehring and MohleIrhoff, appoint led
at this mornings session to uraw up
resolutions 70 refute the statements of
several OF the morning papers of this
city to the. effect that difference OF
opinion existed between the. Catholic
clergy, the Bishops, and the Central
Association, reported the foliowing:
Whereas, The strictost harmony has
ever existed between the Catholic clergy,
the bishops, the Central Association and
the party in general; and,
Whereas, lhe statements which have
been advanced in several of the morning
papers, that difference of opinion ex-
listed between them, Is in no wise the
case; therefore.
Resolved, That we, the delegates of the
Central Association, earnestly and en-
ergetically protest against said state
ments rs wholly false, and view the same
as either written through malice or ig-
norance of the affairs OF the Association.
(. The resolutions We're unanimously
adopted.
Alter some discussion the special order
of this session, the adoption OF the Con.
stitution, was taken up. It was claimed
that no invitation had been sent to sew
eral members OF the Executive Com
mittee when the Constitution was drawn
up. President Spaunhorst arose and
stated that invitations had been sent to
each and every member Of the Executive
Committee, but that several OF the gen.
tlemen had not accepted the same but
lett the matter entirely in the hands of
the remaining who had put in an ap-
pearance. ...s.-',', !.
The remarks were greeted with rounds
OF applause. On motion thereupon each
article of the Constitution was voted
on separately. Mr.. Wieckman hereupon
arose to give general remarks upon the
C0nstitution, but was voted down unan-
imously. The articles of the Constitu.
tion were then read and at the time of
our going to press, the first, second and
third articles were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-18
The Era No. . at present belongs to Uncle

The Era No. o at present belongs to Uncle
The new Champion No. made the run from
Silver Grove to shinkle's wharfboat yesterday
| In seventy two minutes.
Larry Gaugh, o former Memphis and Gin
cinnati pilot, Is in the city on visit.
Captain VIM. Thompson has hung out the
Tom Jasner's sh..ss ssssie ssiief for st. Louis and says
sh5 will leave on Thursday. ~ ~
the Louisville Mail Line steamer Gen. Lyle
Captain Charlie Dufour has been in command.
Captain All. schenk, Of vevay, Is in the
city.
Lewis worthngton, Esq, went up on the
Bostona last night to Ashland f
The dismantied Champion No. has been
towed up Licking river.
The bran-new Evansville packet Fawn is at
the wharf, and attracting considerable atten-
ton among lovers Of marine architecture.
The Fawn is of beautiful model and elegantly
equipped. She is commanded by Capt A. r.
Gilmore, a frst-clas gentleman and boatman.
She leaves here regularly every Wednesday,
and asks the patronage Of the shipping public.
Sne now carries passengers at half rates.
ing, and the Thos. w. Means, with miscel-
laneous tows for ST. Louis, passed down Mon
day.
The Enterprise, w. M. Stone and Sam Brown.
from Plttsburg, Condor from Pomeroy. and
Oil Valley from Kanawha river, with large
toWs Of coal, arrived.
The Alex. Swift arrived early Monday morn
ing from Tennessee river with 800 tons Of ore.
The Warner is here and will have her shaft
repaired.
The Chas. Morgan has arrived at New Or
leans.
The steam ferryboat Kittie Woods was
burned to the waters edge, opposite Gallipolis,
Monday evening.
The City of Quincy received $500 barrels Of
cement at Louisville.
The entire stock OF the John B. Maude
transportation Company was sold at st. Louis,
Monday, to Capt. j. L. West and Jacob Swivel.
The Keokuk Northern line has purchased
the Savanna from Capt. Ashbury and Others
Major W Whiting, member Of Congress from the
Peoria, Illinois, district, is here, looking for a
steamer for the st. Louis and Illinois river
trade.
Col. AL W. Howe, the celebrated Marine I'm
dertaker Of ST. Louis, and Capt. John B. Maude,
OF the same city, were visitors to the steamboat
office on Change to-day.
AS picnic excursions now are in order 1t
would be well for all societies and others to
call at the steamboat Office on Change and Sc
cure frst-class boats.
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University to the position OF Assistant
Professor OF Chemistry and Physics In
that institution, is son of DR.. John A.
w arder, of North Bend, in this county.
He Is q young man of rare scientific at.
tainments, and highly esteemed by all
who know him for his moral worth and
genial social Qualities. -
SUPERVISOR POWELL, of the Internal
Revenue Department., is busily investi-
eating the accounts and papers of Pike,
Barrett & Dole, in order to ascertain the
truth OF the charges made against that
firm by the Governments Thus far moth
ing has been found to criminate the ac-
cused parties, and it is believed in the
Internal Revenue Office that no case will
be made out against them.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-18
LAST EDITION.
By TELEGRAPH..


PHILADELPHIA, May 18-The suspen-
sion OF Chandler, Hart e Co., one Of the
largest boot aud shoe firms of this city,
is announced to-day. Their liabilities
will amount to $l25,000. 80
A. WASHINGTON, d. c., May 18.-The Ma.
s tional Lodge Knights of Pythias is now
IN session here, representing thirty-four
state jurisdictions. 1t is presided over
by supreme Chancellor Davis. ...
TYRONE, Pa, May 1S.-Mingo Parks,
the leader in the present mining dis
turbances here, has fed the country to
iaroid arrest-Several boxes Of arms
and ammunition passed through here
yesterday for Clearield county.
: LONDON, May ,,Se.-The City and County
Bank Of London suspended payment. to-
day. The failure Is not regarded :s.Ss I'M
portant, and created no excitement. The
paid-up capital of the bank is 428. .000.-
The Erie, Railroad report was published
here to-day.
New YORK, May 1S.-There are rumors
to-day that frauds in importations Of
,,crape and mourning goods have been
discovered, having extended. through
the past two years. An appraiser. IN the
department OF Customs in this city and
one OF the examiners has resigned.
l. ASnlNVlON, May "a havana
1etter states that highway robberies and
murders are So frequent lately In the
streets of that city, that the acting Cap
tain General, who was himself robbed in
the street, of his watch and jewelry,
worth fourteen hundred dollars, has
ordered all culprits hereafter to be tried
by military authorities.
MEMPHIS, May 1s.-Major John Press
ley Strange, for many years leading
dry-goods merchant Of this city, and
during the late war Adjutant General
ON. the staff of Lieut.. Gen. Forrest, died
last night, of consumption, aged SO years.
His death has cast gloom over the city,
las few men were SO universally admired
and respected as was the deceased.
I CHICAGO, ILL, May 1S-The published
statement OF the National Banks in this
icity show that there has been an in-
crease of $3sO0,OOO in the loans, and an
increase of $186,O00 in the deposits, also
an increase OF the capital surplus of
5000 since March 1st. There has been
an apparent decrease of capital during
She year Of S404, 900, owing to the closing
pup Of the Cook County National and Me-
chanics' National.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-18
P0ttce Officers In the LocIc-ss,,.

Officers Parks, Cronin and Goran, from
the Third-street Station, were detailed
this afternoon to arrest Mr.. Mccoy,
owner OF the Fifth-street ferry boat, on
warrant charging him with evadina
the payment OF his his license. The officers
got on the boat and attempted to arrest
Mr.. Mccoy, when the latter, who seemed
to be fully prepared for them, put the
boat off and had the three officers of Gin
cinnati lodged In "durance vile" in Ken
lucky on charge OF attempting to ap-
propriate the boat. Captain Reeder is
at present engaged In seeking means to
obtain their release. Up to our time of
going to press the officers are still in
limbo
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-18
RIVER NEWS.

This department OF The STAR is permanen
| feature. We propose to give our readers tht
latest and most reliable river intelligence, ant
will be indebted to our friends if they woull
make the fact known to their friends and ac
quaintances along the river. We will bt
pleased to receive news of q reliable nature fol
Insertion from steamboatmen.
The weather to-day is clear and pleasant
The river has fallen inches, with ii feet
inches in the channel by the Water-works
marks at six O'Clock this morning.
STAGE OF THE RIVERS.
PITrsBURG, May 15.-River feet scant ane
stationary. Their. 46; wind N. W.
Oil City-28 inches and falling.
Brownsville-7 feet scant and falling.
Parker's Landing-6 feet and falling.
Wneeling-6 feet ~ inches ana falling.
Manufacturing slowly, with7 feet in the
channel.
Pomeroy--Falling slowly.
Middleport-River falling.
Charleston-5 feet and falling.
GallipOlis-River falling.
Huntington-iof feet and stationary.
POrtsmOuth-River stationary.
Louisvl!ie-7 feet 10 inches at the head of the
Canal, and 5 feet lO inches on the Falls in the
pass, and river falling. q
Evansville-Rlver falling.
Nashville-Cumberland falling, with feet 4
inches on Hafpeth shoals.
Shawneetewn-Rlyerf falling slowly.
Cairo-27 feet inches and falling.
ST. Louis-Rivcr falling. .s
Little h0cK-oIeet, anu railing In the Arkan-
sas.
Memphis-9S feet and falling. :
Vicksburg-Riyer stationary.
Boats Leaving To-day-Kentucky river, Eu-
reka; Memphis, Minneola; New Orleans, Rob't
Mitchell.
Arrivals and Departures Fawn and H.
s. Turner from Evansville, Cons. Miilar from
Memphis arrived. There were no departures
outside the regular packets.
The Minneoia receiveu 30 brls ale from the
Hudson, and the latter steamer resnipped q
lot of nails and glassware on the RObt. Mitchell
for New Orleans The latter steamer departs
this evening.
Tho Shannon has concluded to lie up for tho
present, and abandOns her Pittsburg trip She
rcships over 1UO tons on the Exchange. The
shannon will be thoroughly overhauied while
here. ... 49, -.
The large and elegant passenger steamer
Robert Mitchell leaves Tonight positively for
New Orieans. The Mitchell is commanded by
Capt. Lew. Hates, and the office IL presided
yer by capt. Gus. DuSouchct. =. Sa
Capt. A. NJ. Halliday is negotiating for the
purchase Of the Era No. v. Should he purchase.
he will contract Tor new. light diaught
steamer for her machinery, to ply-in place Of
the onio No. iuring low water and III tho
Southern bayohs In the winter. Tho hull wiit
be 17s feet long, rs feet beam, with SK foct
depsh OF hold. tho cylinders being ~ inches III
diameter and teet alnchAS stroke
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-18
L4TEST LOCAL,

THE County Jail is crowded with visi
tors.
ORAL examinations in music in the
Public Schools commence ON Monday
1he Gath.
1! THE Walnut Hills Street Railway Com
pany have suspended work to await thf
action OF Council on their route dowr
broadway.
MR.. A. WALKER has been nominated
by the Republicans, of the Twenty-sec.
end ward, as candidate for Council, tC
I'LL the place vacated by Mr.. B. Heuck
man,
Nv. f. ELLIOTT was arraigned In the
Police Court on charge of cutting with
intent to kill one Charles Fricke on the
18th of this month, and had his case con.
tinued till the 22d inst. and his bail fixed
At $3.50.
The Auditor still refuses to pay the
Court house employees from the day ol
their appointment by the Commissioners
ON the ground that the Board OF Control
had no power to confirm any thing pre-
? yiQus to their election.
b Mr.. G. G. HALE, the genial advertis-
Ing agent of the Haverly Minstrels, called
on The STAR to-day. Mr.. Hale was tor
5nerly connected with Furbish's Fifth
Avenue Company, and will be welcomed
an the city by his many friends here.
In the case of Mary Brown, who was
.arraigned in the Police Court this morn
ing, on a charge OF grand larceny, the
Lady owning the money visited the Chieps
office this afternoon and identified the
pOcket-b0ok which contained the stolen
money.
= THE Criminal Docket was called In the
lInitpd Stataa Cnurt fh.c mnrniu0 ond
Isaac Freeman and John Price, charged
with counterfeiting, and VIM. Truitt,
with opening United States mail and
embezzling money therefrOm, all pleaded
guilty, and were remanded to await sen.
3ence.
p II. +. ECKERT was arrested OIL a war.
rant, sworn out by Jake Gardner, charg-'
Ing him with having, on the goth OF April,
obtained by false pretenses five hundred
and fifty dollars. His case was contin-
ued In the Police Court this morning,
and he was allowed to 60 ,on his own
1ec0gnizance.
.fFRANKfW EAvER, residing in the Twen-
fy-frst ward, died suddenly this morn
ing. He had gone out for walk and on
returning lay down to rest. When his
mother, who thought him to be asleep.
attempted to awake him she found that
he was dead. The Coroner was notified
and will hold an inquest to-day.
RACHEL SMITH, the colored woman
eharged with passing counterfeit money,
was arraigned before Commissioner
Hooper this afternoon, but the case was
continued until Tuesday next. 1t is
supposed tnat the woman is only acting
as tool in the hands of some other
party or parties who "sh0ve the queer"
.SWM. OTTO VoGHT was arrested last
night, alleged to have cut one William
Krauss at tBindbammer,s boarding house,
by throwing handful of knives ana
forks. at him and hurting him consider
ably about the face and head. In the
Police Court on the charge Of cutting
with intent to wound, his case was con.
tinued ill Saturday. His bond was
4xed,at $500. sis
koBxRr y. WARpER, who was recently
AppalnIsd by the Trustees OF AoMicken
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-18
-COvi1lQton.

Theodore Liyermore has killed o large tur-
tie, weighing l2O pounds. 1t was sent to him
from Florida, at d cost Of about $40.
Mike Farrell, fe r breach OF the peace, was
1heu S4J; Andrew Orr, John Culbertsnn. John
Murphy, August Bhrns, Ma tin More ~ fhos.
Egan, upon supdry charges OF urtlnk enness
and disordcrly ctnduct, We're dIed yl-and costs
cachi Jack W iAianas. TOR petty lsrceny. was
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-18
Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
CINCINNATI. May l8-2 r. n,

The following are the receipts and shipments
Of I've stock for the past "A hours:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen,
Receipts. 6l2 1893 Ses
Shipments. s................ SO 428 ..-
HOGS-The market is quiet and steady.
Common are worth $7617 40: fair to medium,
ST 8UG7 90; and good grades sell at 50 U0,66 s
per.cental.
-CATTLEAThe market is inactive, with No
change in prices. Common to choice range
50 50 as rs per Genital.
SHEEP-There is little doing and prices are
unchanged. We quote: Fair to good "a 60G6 %
per GENITAL.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-18
n HeaVy Contract for Neet Winter.


L WASHINGTON, May 1S.-The papers In
The contested election case of Josiah G.
Abbott, again ct Rufus 7. Frost, in one
rived at the Capital. They weigh two
hundred and sixty pounds, and will all
have to be examined. during the con-
igressional investigation in the case next
winter.
/ WHISKY TROUBLES.
Il With the exception OF one or two
cases located in the West, all future
movements against the whisky ring will
he intrusted to the management OF In
ternal Revenue officers, under the direc-
tion Of the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue.
y, Solicitor Wilson has turned over to
the Commissioner all the records, &C.,
in his hands, and the latter has now
fully assumed the duties OF his new po.
6ition.
1t can be stated that there has been
hiscoyered only grounds for the sus-
pieion of fraud in certain Eastern cities,
and no establishment will be seized un-
1ess complete investigation shows un-
1oubted evidence Of fraud.
~ There Is, however, some important
work to be done in the West, and two
prominent officers leave tonight to at
Aend to it. q
= To-day Secretary Bristow accom-
panied by Attorney General Pierrepont,
called upon the President to consult
over the selection Of counsel to assist in
the prosecution of the suits against
Aistiliers in Milwaukee, Chicago, st.
Louis and other points.
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STEAMBOATS,,

/ ~ \ FOR NEW ORLEANS. = Lesyrs
TUESDAY, 18th, at p. M. sure, lin
s. "a ssgspt freight and yassenEer sner
Dusouchet, Clerk. Through receipts glven 10 "a
po nts In Texas by the Morxan Line steamers ara
railroads. Also, 10 Mobile and interior po,nts iz
Alabama, by the New Orleans, NJ bile and Tsxan
RAILROAD For freight or passage apply on board,
or TOD 5. ROBINSON, Ii Public Landing, ROYSE
Y MoSSET, Agents, or at Steamboat Once on
Change. myl5-Sf
r. = THE LARGE, ELEGANT AND
lE5sEs5SSs3 Fast Excur ion Steamer THO ONPSON
DEAN, w. b. Miller, Master 0eorD
Miltenberger, CLERK, leaves Cincinnati for New Or
leans, SATURDAY, May %, at 5 p. N :, posif;velY.
myis-tf JAS. $. ROBINSON, Agent.
M REGgLAR WEDNESDAY PAcK-
LEis2$3ttY ET. = For Louisville. Nsw Aibsssg
II Owensbor0, Evansville and Caifc.
VIII carry passengers at ONE HALF the regnlnr
fare to all points between Cincinnati and aixa.
Leaves WEDNESDAY,, 18th, at Y. NJ, positively,
the new and elegant passenger steamer fAWN. A.
!. S,snSrs 81 Mn;tsr Fe5 tsgjhs pE m passage spPy
J. .0QkNIN6HAM o., Agents. nyls-n
11oR sAhE%-HAKNEsS- set Of buxrv
harness u good ORDER cheap for nasis. q
VI w. sixth street ~
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-18

The following Is the :5J r. M. report or New
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Ster.
rett u Co., Is West ThiNd street:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
Sam'l Mckee & Co.

DROKERS, AND DEALERS IN STOCK
ID Privileges, "Pnts" and Calls" 800 Mont
gomery St. Safe Deposit Bulidlne-I Private
Entrance, 4S California St, San francisco.
Cost of Privileges for u DAYS sl2 80 se-
cures privileges on 10 shares, So secures
privilege on 20 shares; s62 90 secures privil-
ege on 50 shares; S12j secures privilege on
100 shares.
Cost of Privileges for so Days-S22 so se-
cures privilege ON 10 shares Si5 secures priv
lege on 20 shares; SIP 30 secures privilege
on 80 shares; $40 secures privilege on 100
shares.
In privileges of 100 shares, every advance
on the Call of 81 per share above the price
named in the contract, is 500 profit to the
holder. In Puts, every decline of 81 per
share below price named, is 500 on contracts
for 100 shares Smaller sums in same pro-
portion. No other loss or liability than the
premium paid tor the privilege. Every Put
privilege sold since the lith of August has
realized to holder profits from 200 to 500 per
cent
In the event Of unfavorable fluctuations,
no other loss or liability.
Explanatory Pamphlets sent, on applica~
ton, to any address. sp25-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
Annual Meeting.

OFFICE OF THE EUREKA CONSOLI-
" dated Mining Company--40S California
street, Rooms4 and 5, San Francisco, Sep
tember %, lS75-The annual meeting of the
s.sekh holders of the above-named company
MONDAY, the llth day of October next, ut
IL O'Clock A. NJ, for the election of Trustees,
and such other business as may be presented.
Transfer books will close on Wednesday, 0e-
tober 9th, and remain closed until alter the
spBtd WV TRAYLOR, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02

well selected stock of FINE JEWELRY
LADIES' OPERA GUARD and NECK.
CHAINS; Also, Gentlemen's VEST and
GUARD CH AIMS, and a FINE STOCK OF
SOLID SILVERWARE,