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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01

The same intense interest that mani
tested Itself in The trial Of George Ruier,
for The mur1er Of Herman Schilling, al
ready haunted the first procee ;ings in
the trial oil Andreas Egner, as an
nounced set down for this morning.
Long before the time had arrived tor the
opening of Count, an eager crowd iniest-
cd the corridors and every available
SPACE in the Courthouse, and when the
doors were finally thrown open the room
was almost simultaneously filled with Il
closely-packed tnrong.
Andreas E2ner was brought into Court
Il short time after its opening. He was
accompanied by his wife. lis face look
ed pale, and his eyes Wore II general en-
preston OF sleepless nights and exceed
ing restlessness. The proceedings were
considerably delayed ~ the absence of
witnesses ana summoned jurors, so much
o that the case eventually had to be
postponed until the afternoon session OF
OF the Court, Major Blackburn, the Coun-
sci tor the defense, stating that he
would be unwilling to so ON with the
case until the presence OF all the wit
nesses could be assured.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
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NOnTd OF laltiTOreIlle

The Board met in regular session, with
President Geo. w. l.. Johnston in the
chair and all the members present.
journal approved.
An ordinance to establish the grade of
Cinnamon street, from Madison Road to
Grand street, was passed. Also, an or
dinance to establish the grade of Foun-
tam street, from Township street to
Spring Grove avenue.
Resolutions to improve the following
streets: Muhrman alley, 100 feet west
ward from Carr; Church avenue, from
Montgomery Road 100 feet east, were
adopted.
Resolution to pay Pat McKeown 81 100
for building GienWay sewer was referred
to the committee.
An application was made by Kahn &
Forbus to remove the earth between
Spring Grove avenue and Colerain pike
without cost TO the city. Referred to the
committee.
A petition was presented by Mr.. q.
Huntington to establish the grade of
streets srom Locust TO Lewis street.
A petition to complete The west end
approach OF u bridge was referred to the
committee.
A resolution that the property holders
on Park avenue lay plank sidewalks on
the east side of said avenue. Passed.
A petition to place Il stone-crossing
before No. 1C6 and 1US Main street Oh
cost OF petitioner was granteh
f. A petition to cause the drainage OF the
water on Railroad street was referred
to the Engineer.
A petition against the Improvement of
Columbia avenue at CraWiish Creek was
presented by Philip Ditchen.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
Congressional.

WAsHINGToNe d. G., March L.
HoUsE.-l9 accordance with arrange
ments made ON Saturday night, the read.
ing of the journal was dispensed with.
On motion ot Mr.. Albright, of Pennsyl-
vania, the Senate Dill, liking the pay
masters in the regular army, was taken
from the table.
Mr.. Williams, of Michigan, from the
Committee OH Pacific Railroads, report
ed the bill TO amend the act OF June 10Th,
1S0S, relating to the filing OF the reports
OF the Railroad Companies, adding Il 18th
section with an additional resolution.
Passed.
SENATE.-On motion of Mr.. Carpenter,
the Senate concurred in House amend
ment to the bill relative to writs OF er-
rOr.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen, Of N. j., from the
Judiciary Committee, reported adverse
ly Oh the resolution of the Mississippi
l Legislature asking the refunding Of the
cOLtOn tax collected IRON 1863 to 1869.
MIR. Ferry, OF connecticut, submitted
an accureuI resolution to print ten tLous-
and copies of the eulogy delivered OH the
late Senator Buckingham. Referred to
the Committee ON Printing.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01

The investigation was set for nine
O'clock to-day, but, owing to the delay
in procuring witnesses, did not COM
mence until abDut hall-past ten O'Clock.
Before the testimony was commenced
there was some discussion between
Reed, of the Gazette, and members OF
The Committee as to the testimony OF
parties whose names had been sent to
the Committee in a private communica-
ton which had been received.
The first witness sworn was Mr.. Wm.
f. Boyd, of the firm OF Boyce Il Boyd,
attorneys. In answer to the question as
to his knowledge of lands belonging to
the State, he stated that he knew OF
none except a lot on the east side OF. Egg
gieston avenue. He examined the title
Of that land for client, and. was con-
yjnced that it was the property of the
State. Could not state as to the guam
tity OF the land in question without eX-
amining the records, Therewas a Ques-
tIon at that time as to the States propri-
etary interest in the property. Gould
not state whether the property has been
used for the site OF lock-house or not.
The property adjoined the canal, 'front.'
ing on Eggleston avenue. He noticed al
the time that quantities of gravel had
been taken away from the premises by
parties whom .hc did not know. The
grade OF the street has been elevated,
and whether the lot in question is lower
naturally than the surrounding proper ty
he could not say. From information
from his client, Jacob L. Germany, he
learned that gravel had been taken away
from the place. His client stated to him
that he had been told by different State
officers that ii he would prove the title
of The State to the property he would he
allowed to purchase it. Could not say as
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
LATEST LOCAL.

TO,MoRRow is the payday OF the police
force.
+, MRS. DIR. MALEY was reported improv-
ing rapidly this morning.
{. FIFTY-FIvE prisoners are at present
confined i'll the County Jail.
). L. GoRTMAN, of the Pullman Palace
Car Company, is at the st. James.
p ALMOST a full vote will be polled at
the Board of Trade election which is
taking place to-day.
DELANo, the paper hanger who at
tempted suicide on Saturday, was sent
10 the Longview Asylum to-day.
The death of Mr.. A. l.. Bromwell was
announced on 'Change to-day, and COM
nlittee, consisting of Messrs. Charles
Davis, Jason Evans and Richard Math
ers, appointed to draft suitable resoiu-
tions. The funeral is announced 10 take
place on Thursday at II A. NJ. from his
late residence.
The horses attached to j. T. Stewards
bakery wagon, while standing at the
corner OF Sixth street and Central ave-
nlte, ran away this afternoon, damaging
the Top covering, but otherwise doing no
seriousinjury. They were finally check
ed up at Sixth and Plum streets in col
lfding with q milk wagon.
I Tie County Commissioners held a
meeting this morning, but besides pass-
ing few small bills and reading the
county road papers for the first time,
TRANSACTED no business Of general i'm.
gpuriance. The county road papers Will
be read Tomorrow for the second and
z "Wednesday for the last tlne, aud will
/. then be confirmed. {
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01

The John w. CARROTS barge Rutliis recelv-
ing New Orleans freight at the foot OF Main
street.
The chimneys Of the Fleetwood were cut
down ten feet yestercaj.
The steam tug Little Giant and the towboat
Leopard are advertised by the u. s. Marshal to
be sold on the 9th inst
Captain j. G. Morris, Of Wheeling, has con-
tractcd at Pittsburg for new hull ior the ma
chinery OF the Monitor, lately sunk by ice.
Despite the rain and muddy state OF the
wharf, the different boats were receiving quite
largely this morning. There is considerable
freight moving, and the indications bid fair
for a busy week.
The Exchange and Granite State both left
Pittsburg on Saturday for Cincinnati
Capt. Gould's new boat, the W. j. Lewis,
was launched Saturday at Jeilersonvlle.
ARRIVALS SUNDAY-Fleetwood, from Hunt
ington: Wildwood, from Maysville; Mary
Miller, from Arkansas River, ana the Louis
vile Maihoats were the arrivals yesterday.
The John W. Garrett and bargcs left yester-
day afternoon tor Ashland.
The kittie liegler went on the Dry dock
yesterday.
The Little Miami Railroad Wharf boat sank
yesterday and hoated down the river.
Ine b ID. Wood has laid UP at Mason City,
w. Virginia, on account of ice.
The Julia No. left Charleston yesterday for
Cincinnati
There is 3SH feet at Portsmouth and falling.
Kentucky river fell inches yesterday.
The large canal locks at Louisville are over
flowed and mpassaDi Q.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
RIVER KEVS.

1t raised hard last night and early this morn
ing. To-day the sun Is try il to shine. and the
indications are moro fatterlng for pleasant
weather.
The river still continues swelling having
risen since SIX O'Clock yesterday morning, Z
feet and inches, with 30 feet and inches In
the channel, by Che aterwor marks at.six
O'Clock this morning. At noon it was on a
stand. and by our next report it will be falling
slightly. Last night at eleven O'Clock it had
reached 40 feet and fell slightly, with the result
as above given. A rise of "a feet would have
brought il into the lower stories Of the houses
at the foot OF Main street, but now tits thought
the denizens Of that locality will escape their
usual Spring bath until the ext fresher.
The Charles Morgan had not arrived up to
noon, bnt will undoubtedly be found at the
wharf this Afternoon.
TIE Exporter is the regular line boat leaving
w edncsday for New Orleans.
The Minneola is loading for Memphis as the
regular packet in the Memphis u Ohio River
line, leaving to- morrow.
Latest advices from above. report the river
falling. pretty much all the way between here
and Wheeling.
The yint, shinkle, Susie Silver, and Indiana,
pound down, passsd Cairo lsstelaay.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
The lfifon- Beecher Trial.

BROOKLYN, March 1.-Tne Tilton-
Beecher Trial was again opened ut the
usual houl this morning. Tue defendant
and his wife and Mir. 1ilton. were pres
ent in their accustomed seats.
Mrs. Tilton did not appear. General
Tracy resumed his argument. lie pro-
sceeded TO describe the troubles between
Beecner, Tilton and Bowen. These
troubles arose in 1870. .H
In December of that year Tilton
brought his charges against Beeeher i'll
which Bowen promised to support him.
Bowen soon after became angry with
and deserted TIlton, who had also i'll
Cured the enmity of Beecher.
Mouitun then stepped in as mutual
friend and carried off all letters and pa
pers relating to the matters between the
three.
The speaker argued to show that
Beecner, having accepted the policy Of
Silence proposed by riton, endeayored
10 carry it through faithfully.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
POLICE COURT.

Drunk and Disorderly.-W. II. Homles, 80
days and $25; T.. Cameron, Henry Sacks and
costs; Henry Espcnshcid, continued to March
ID.
Miscellaneous Michael Miller petit lar
ceny. continued to March 18TH; ID. B. Lupton,
permitting nuisance, dismi ,sed; Bernard Lin
Ger, intent to rape, dismissed; A. d. Bullock
4 Co., permitting nuisance, dismissed; Pat.
Mclaughlin, petit larceny, ~ days and $2OO;
Henry Espenshed, malicious destruction OF
property, continued to March 81; Henry Sacks,
carrying concealed weapons, $lO and costs;
Charles Harrington, forgery, continued to
Z. Cameron, obsIructlng sidewalk, So and costs
Frank Johnston, petit larceny, continued to
March I'd: Harvey Mcclellan, house breaking,
10 days ana 500; Charles. Delaney, vagrancy,
~ days; W. ii. IIlmbe, grand larceny, con-
tnuei TO March 3D.
Assault and Battery.-Ausust Garvey, con.
tinued to March 3D.; John Aurcden. IS and
costs; VIM. dig, continued to March I'd; An
thOny Celia, dismissed,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
Ncty York Market.

NEW YORK, Mach l.-Flour IN moderate de-
mand: superiine State and Western, "a 600
So; common to good, IA !OtG5 30; good 10
choice, IS 3Ua6 U0 white wheat Western cx-
ira, 81 30tg6 90; extra ohio, "a 75;a6 81; St
Louis, "a S5@s %. Rye flour quiet and un-
changed. Corn-meal steady: Western. 50 10
a450
Wheat firmer and in moderate demand: No.
spring, 81 1901 Is; No. spring, 81 U4t9f o.: No.
Chicago. 81 O11aMl 104: No. Mnwaukee,
81 1U(Gl IL; No. Northwest, 81 CSlgl 10il; un-
winter red Western, " 2l(gl rs; amber West
ern, 81 2641 26k white Western, VI 23Qgl "A.
Rye dull at s4g95c. Barley dun and heavy.
Malt quiet and heavy. Corn iirmer and IN faH
demand: mixed Western, S3Qs4c; yellow de,
W estern. 61aG91ae; wnite do, CSaSc.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
AeuDOl'f.

In The City Court this morning Mary
Brady and Patrick Waters were charged
with being drunk. Mary was lined $40
and costs, and Pat. mulcted of $l5, i'll
Guiding costs.
Ten recruits arrived from Cleveland
Saturday, and at the Barracks nine
passed their second examination.
Both the Circuit and County Courts
are in session to-day.
The Democratic party to-day elect dele
gates 10 the Frankfort Convention to be
held in May to nominate candidates Tor
Governor and other official posts.
The case of Miles against the Common
wealth Was reversed by the Court OF APP
peals. Miles, as will be remembered,
was convicted of obtaining money under
false prelenses. The case of August
Kramer, charged with the murder of his
brother, is set for the Sth of March.
Miss Liza Trevor, agent OF the Singer
Sewing Machine Company, resigned her
position to take charge Of the establish
ment of l.. N. Rouse, i'll Covington.
The masquerade ball of the Odd-feI-
lows Library Association will take place
next Thursday evening. No one is to be
admitted except through the indorse-
ment of the Committee of Arrangements.
Rev. Frank Italian. pastor of the Epis-
c0pal Church ill Americus, Georgia, was
united in wedlock to Miss Virginia Hicks,
of Richmond, Virginia. on Saturday.
There is likely to be a. law suit ON ac-
count of tue propretorship Of Turner
Hall. Jacob Bold took the lease for
three years, with the provision that if
improvl d after the expiration of the first
year, the contract was to be regarded as
void. Tomorrow is the day when the
lease expires as claimed by the Direct
0rS. -
Mr.. A. Piedfort, of the Barracks Band,
has executed beautiful specimen Of
penmanShip representing the members
Of the CorEet Band, and it is exposed in
John Habeis establishment.
Bellevue to-day elects iour members of
its Board OF Trustees, Assessor and
City Clerk.
The first private reading of the Ben
Jonson Dramatic Club will be given on
Friday evening next, at the residence OF
Mr. E. Grail, when the comedy OF Every
body's Frienf' will be read, with the
following cast: Major de Boots, ii. A.
Madigan; Felix Fealherby, Ii. II. Moores;
Mr. lcebrook, c. Il. Collins; COachman,
l.. Fagin; Gardener, c. nj. Gallagher;
Trap, ii. l.. Hawthorne; Mrs. Major de
Boots, Miss Dixon; Mrs. Featherby,
Miss Ella Grail; Mrs. Swandown, Miss
Fanny Jones; Fanny, Miss Ida Carter;
Cook, Miss Ella 'Jeancon. ~
Mr.. U, Ciarey proposes to "foot iW to
Alexandria and be in time TO attend the
opening Of the Court to-day.
' p -
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01

On account of the absence and inabili-
ty to attend Of Mr.. Salmon Parker, one
of the thirty-siX jurors summoned in the
original Yenire, the work of impaneling
a jury for the Andreas Egner trial was
postponed until tomorrow morning. Mr.
Parker resides in Green township, some
thirteen mics from here.
A SPELLING match is announced for
this evening at Findlay Chapel, at which
the prize offered is five dollar gold
piece. The fee of twenty-five cents
which is charged Tor admission viii be
willingly paid by all when we inform
them that all paying the fee will be per-
mitted to gaze upon the piece of money
offered as the prize.
NATHAN NELL (colored) J, recently
found guilty of receiving stolen goods,
consisting OF boots, &C., consigned to the
care OF the Whitewater Valley Railroad
Company, was sentenced to thirty days
imprisonment in the Work-house and
lned $115 in the Court OF Common Pleas
this afternoon. John Douglas, also col
ored, convicted OF the same oilense, was
sentenced to the Work-house for thirty
days and fined 5000.
THE names of the following mention
ed streets of Cunminsvllle have been
changed: First street to KnoWIton
street, Second street to Lingo street,
Third street to Chase street, Fourth
street to Apjones street, Dunlap street
to Boyd street, Ludlow street to Mad
Anthony stree, Elm street to Hut chin
son street, Locust street to Turrill street,
Lynn street to Delaney street, Henry
street to Donan street, McHenry street
to Dir street, Harrison street to Bur-
goyne street, Diyis OH street to- String
street, Carthage pike I'm part) to Fake
street, Carthage pike Gin rart) to Lud-
| low avenue, Jefferson street to Ludlow
avenue, Dane street TO Dane avenue.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
YCl'SOltNk,

Professor Henry Wise Ferguson, of the
Virginia University, is stopping at the
Gibson House.
The following parties are registered at
the Grand Hotel: f. III. Larter, Now
York; VIM. II. Hart, Boston; W. ID.
Shipley, Georgia.; Harry ). Orr, New
York; il. Gerber, New York; Thos. b.
Farleigh, Now York; l.. b. Kcim, Phil
adelphia. ... -......
AT the Gsbsou-T. l.. Carson, Philadel-
phia; Jas. Fleming, milton; I'D. Sohn,
Quincy, H.: W. A. Schiely, Cleveland:
Il. Eycringham, Cleveland; Geo. W INT
ney, Sandusky; Chas. b. Smith, New
York; Ii. G. Duggah, Loganspor j. A.
Beadde, Salt Lake City; q. NJ Elmer
and wlie, Richmond, Ind. D.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
NEWS FROM THE OLD WORLD.

LONDON, March 1.-The cost Of the
British Arctic expedition is estimated al
$4,000 pounds sterling, including the
price OF the vessel and the three years
stores.
Experienced navigators consider the
present season as an unusually favor
able one Tor the enterprise.
1t is thought that the German EXpedi-
tion, now in course of organization at
Bremen, will succeed in obtaining Gov
ernment aid.
Distressing accounts of the famine in
Asia Minor continue to be received here.
The relief sent has been inadequate and
another effort Will be made to arouse
public sympathy in behalf of the suher-
erS.
b PARIS, March 1.-Buffet, President Of
the Assembly, will 'endeayor to form Il
ministry.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
Burned.

PHILADELPHIA, March l.-George W.
and Branch streets, burned This morning.
Loss on the building, $5O,OOO; partly in
sured. Loss on stock, $4,000; fully i'll
sureu.
Three hundred girls arc thrown out of
employment by this lire. The wall cali
1icd down all The telegraph wires. Shoe
makers paint and plate glass warehouse
adjoining was considerably damaged by
water.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
y 49,
Fire.


Special 10 lhe star.
E SPRINGFIELD, o., March 1.-The round
house OF the c., A. d c., railroad caught
FIRE this morning, and was entirely de-
etroyed. 1t contained at the time five
locomotives, which were also destroyed.
Loss of building and engines estimated
at 100000.
: The barbershop of Peter Lotzshutz, on
West Maln street, was broken into last
night and robbed Of $50 in money and
other articles amounting to about 500.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
!IOledO Market.

TOLEDO. March Flour dull, but unchang-
ed. Wheat dull: No. white Michigan, 81 U9js
@l 10; amber Michigan, ii OK; April, 81 l0e;
No. Dayton and Michigan red, 81 t6; .Apni.
81 0915. Corn dull: high mixed, osc: low mixed,
sa(a61Ac; no grade, G6a@67c. Oats duii'
Michigan, 571ac; white, 59hc,
Clover seed nominal.
Dressed hogs, IS 25(dS 40.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01

The following gentlemen comprise the
Grand jury Tor tue present month: Jonn
Pummill, foreman; John &. Duty, Perry
ilarrigan, Silas Crarey. John Ploss, Geo.
Proprietor, Chas. z. Rendinss, Henry
Kinckhallser, =. Sbarkey. NJ. o Dovil,
John Fiaragan, Wan. Bey, Albert lisp
hording, p. Slaplelon ana James Quinn.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE. March l.-Cotton steady: sa.cs
at lj4c.
Flour and wheat quiet and UNCHANGED. Corn
firm at 6e(g1Uc. Oats firm at 63464c. kye
quiet and unchanged at 81 III.
Hay linn at SZ4 ,t+
Pork nominal at s19 50@2O Bulk meats
0ulet.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
LAST EDITION.
BY TELEG RIPH.

BOSTON, March 1.-Wm. Henry Dutton,
IT., proprietor of the Boston Transcript,
died last night.
COLUMBUS, o., March 1.-The House,
being without a quorum this morning,
adjourned till tomorrow.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
DefrOit Market.

DETROIT. March 1,-Flour quiet and I'm
changed at S5(G5 80. Wheat IN iaIr demand and
firm: extra. 81 IL; No. l, 81 lO1a; amber, 81 "
Corn quiet and unchanged at G91ac. Oats quiet
and unchanged at 5S95aAc.
Cloyer-sce is neglected and held at Sc 2U0
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
LIerei1nd Markell.

CLEVELAND. March Wheat oulet and -nn-
changed. Corn steady and unchanged. Oais
steady, tirmer and unchanged.
Petroleum firm: standard white, car lots,
NE: ONO State test, 12}zc; small lots, 1(Gec
hi her.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01

Cattle. Hogs. Shecs.
Receipts ts......,... CAT S43 T9y
Shipments. nts................ 1OS SO a-s
BEEF CATTLE-There is quiet market
with little or no change since saturday. The
demand is moderate at 81 50tG3 ~ for common.
IS 1904 Is for medium TO fair, and $5G5 50 for
good grades per Genital.
HOGS-Arc selling slowly though held firm.
Common arc worth $6 5O0S a.; medium to fatr
al $7(G7 IS; good, $7 5tG7 90 per GENITAL gross
SHEEP-The II arket is uuiet ana firm at
81 .506 2 per GENITAL gross for fair to good.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
FINANCIAL.

Gold is firm to-day at ll4%tq114X.
Eastern Exchange is tfSiet and steady; the
demand is moderate and the offerings are not
large; no change in rates.
Buying. Selling.
n. Y. Exhangc. 120 dis. 1-2O prem.
Philadelphia Ex'ge.. 20 dis 10 prem.
Boston EXcnange... . 1-20 dis. LIN prem
Baitimorc exchange 1-2O dis. LEO prem
Government securities are firm to- day with
an advance OF 1Sd1 in bids for Sos ne IS and
'6Ss There is q fair local demand at a margin
of 15Qa14 on the following i 80 New York quota
tiOns;
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
MemlQhis Market.

MEMPHIS. March 1.-Flour, quiet and un-
changed Corn meal easier at 1899. Corn sa
fair demand and firm at Sj(as6c. oats: demand
light and holders lirm at 1!g12c. Hay nominal.
Bran; market bare
Provisions quiet and unchanged. 70
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
The Lucku Number.

i. CHICAGO, ILL, March Ticket No.
10 0Ib. which drew the S3S,00O. prize in
tne Louisville Lottery, is held ny MI.
Deios Cnamplin, ofthis city.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
BaUHfO Market.

BUFFALO. N. Y. March i.-W heat far and in
demand: sales, 6,60J bu.; iU0 cars Milwaukee,,
81 IL; 600 bu. No. Wisconsin, 6Dc. Com in
good demand: III cars; new on track, re.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
Ifshop Woods Movements.

BALTIMORE, MD, March l. Bishop
Wood, of Philadelphia, left here this;
morning en- route for Florida. He had
been in town since Saturday.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
PiDsbHrO Market

PITTSBuRG, March l.-Whcat auict and prices
unchanged. Corn: car, a5tG17c; shelled, N(9
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-01
sold. offered at. B

The followlngis the 80 T. NJ. report OF New
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Ster-
rett Y Co, " West Ihlrd street:
, 1875-04-13
s ean98 erein 8tr9ini q

@eans8 If 9 a.
Ser 8erfauf BON G~inlabfarten fir Die
Spern 9ebt gut BON Staten unb es iino
Die Nusli6ten porbanben baB Die @or=
1tellngen gut be1u6t merben.
Cine intereIiante Sa6e lit, baB bel
jeoer Mufflbrurg bes Sreil6iBen cine
onoere p~rimabonna Die &ole oerNsatbe
se1nnsen. 9iesmal mirb Srau @enb=
finger bielelbe iibernebmen uno mir 1inb
ii~berSeu9t, bab Iie al9emeinen 8eifaa
ernten mirb. Menn mir nt9t irren, NOR
ibr 0ater Elm 9eutI9er, aber le 1pri9t
nur enelii9, bat aber ben oeuti6en Yro-
log 10 gut 9elernt, baB man meinen lolte
iie babe tets beuti6 selpro6en.
Sie Scenerie Der Oper Strabela lit,
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