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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-13

T EGAL.-The State of Ohio, Hamilton Coun-
Lty, ss.-Piobate COurt-Frank Herschel,
administrator Of Ulrich Mulhauser, deceased,
V. Margaret Bauer, Leonard Bauer, Catherine
koehler, John z. koehler, Conrad Windiscn,
Jacob Gold and Jonathan Bartlett.
Jocob Gold and Jonathan Bartlett are hereby
informed and will take notice that said ad-
ministratOr filed his petition in said Court on the
3yth day of December, 1874, praying therein
for the sale of the real estate belonging to said
estate for the payment of the debts of deceased; /;
and that they were made parties defendants
and required TO answer therein by the 25th day
Of January, A. ID. 1875, ana set up whatever
lien or claim they may have in SAID property.
And that said administrator will on The 23d
day of February, 1873, apply to the said Court
real estate, to wit: "That lot of land in the
county OF Hamilton, and State Of Ohio, lying
in what is commonly known as the northern
limits Of Cincinnati, north OF the Hamilton
road and west OF Vine street, beginning at
point on the north side of said Hamilton road
forty feet east of the southeast corner OF the
Franklin (LaFayctte) Brewery lot and extend
ing eastwardly on the north side OF said road
twenty t20) feet to the west line OF Thomas
Cooper's lot. thence with west line Of sad lot
northeasterly to Vine street, thence north
westerly along Vine street to the north
by Thomas Cooper, thence southwardly
along the east tne or SAID lot to the place VI
beginning-equal width in rear as in front
and being the same premises conveyed to said
Jacob Gold by deed of Jonathan Bartlett, dated
the 22d Of March. A. d. 1e45, and recorded In
Book No. lOl, page 462, of Hamilton County
fOhIO) Records, and by said Jacob Gold and
wife to Ulrich Muhlhauser, by deed dated Nov.
Z, A. ID. 1916, and recorded in Book No. 109, page
II, Of Hamilton County, Iohio) Records;
Administrator Of Ulrich Muhlhauser, decd.
ItayJ-4t 81
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-13

THERE is one specially noteworthy
point connected with the dinner given
by Governor Tilden, OF New York, in
honor of William Cullen Bryant; name
ly, that liquors did not appear on the
board. The Albany correspondent OF
the New York Herald says:
"Instead of the food OF champagne and
whisky which has run on every occasion
since the Democracy of the State surren-
dered to Tammany's control, we had
social occasion where ladies could min
gle with State politicians and not feel
demeaned. The Judges, Senators and
dignitaries all brought their wives and
daughters. Tea, coffee, chocolate and
lemonade were the only liquors, and the
behavior at the table was as good as any
old hnickerbOcker citizen on Stuyye-
SAINT square or Gramercy Park could ex-
pect of his household acquaintance,
ane oniy cigars 70 be seen were few
provided at the top of the house for the
reporters, who did their writing there"
. This is step in the right direction. 1t
is an insult to gentlemen to suppose
they can not meet together without be-
ing drugged, and individuals who serve
no liquors to guests display a moral he
soism that indicates that they are above
the commonalty. In the West there is q
false notion that on social occasions liq-
uors must flow freely or the host be pro-
nounced ungenerous. Yet we have
found that those most free with the
sparkling cup are least free with all
things else. Governor Tilden has set an
example that others will do well to fol-
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-13
PENNSYLVANIA sent out 81 ,667 1886 tons
d anthracite coal last year.

TO ALL OF our friends who so kindly
send us specimens of their poetry fol
insertion in THE STAR, we would say
ave Keep u poet of our own." Hence
they will spare themselves disappolnt.
mentsand us the pain of rejecting the
sffusions of genius, if they will retain
their poems or send them TO some paper
khat has not as Intimate relations with
the MUSES. as this journal.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-13

answered, If the Heavenly Father 80
please.
The contrast between the pulpit eff.
forts of Miss Smiley and Mrs. Van Cott
are as those between Christianity and
heathcndom. The former breaches Jesus
Christ and Him cruclfed. The latter
breaches Mrs. Van Cott.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-13
ICONCLUDED MONDAY.l

The Scalpel gives the following as an
infallible cure ior smallpox and scarlet
fever; sulphate Of zinc, one grain; fox
glove (digitalisl one gram; half a tea
spoonful of sugar; mix with two table,
spoonfulls of water. Take a spoonful
every hour. Either disease will disap-
pear in twelve hours. For child small
er doses, according to age.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-13

A sort OF "Congress" is to be held by
Episcopalians in London, February II
and is. 1t is for "prayer, praise and
short addresses on spiritual subjects.'
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE,


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Nv ANTED-500 tons of cotton rags;
w 6'h tons of old books and pamphlets;
50O tons Of old newspapers.
MCCALL, SUTPHIN " SHAFFER, 232 and
231 Walnut street. fe3-tf
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M ANTED--5Oc FOR LARGE FERRO-
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Madison ST., Covington, Ky, open every day.
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M MANTED--CLUTHES WRINGERS--Ofall
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Wringers and washers for sale at +. TEI,rEN-
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NTAN1ED-DR. JAS. G. KERR'S Great
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and adult. A preventive and cure OF all fevers
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-13

" IN E-hT II EEL CONGREGATIONAL
Y GdUKCH.--Kev. G. j.. Boynton D. D.,
Pastor scrYicrs Tomorrow at II A. NJ. and
~ T.. ~. Morning subject: "Iooking Unto
Jesus. Evening: ''ihe ASctnsion--1 he lieuv-
ehiy Worlds" Sunday -school at ~, a. NJ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-17
A en.p.s q, Asr s.rtsrs.

But better, AID above oil. IL that ARD.
Gle Of dress which II my boyish lips bad
SO much - pronounced my grandmother
would have thumpsd my heal with hss
thimbls-I think they call Il garter.
Well. this hitherto mysterious member
OF the wardrobe OF which the great out
sido world had only q dreamy idea, now
becomes an ~ostsntAtious ornament OF nns
dressing. The delicate silk stocking 10
finished out at the top In laces. run into
rufiss. and claspsd with the most slab-
crate garten, garters with gilt, gold. and
silver buckles, carriers which bring %
and $50 the pair. And instead Of max
Ing your sweetheart . present oil brace
lets or OF . pin. ring. or silk umbrella,
you Lay In her lap Q pair Of expensive
gartsrs for her point lace stocking tops.
What o novelty Il IL 10 be sure. But the
fun comes In when Angelina makes .
morning exhibition Of thee beauties.
There. she enters the parlor now. She
carries q new novel whose leaves have
never been half cut, and, for sught !
know, they never will b. Add that she
has q ball OF cotton and crochet needle,
o piece OF canvass and zephyr to work
some ono o pair Of hns slippers, and
you have an inventory OF her evidences
OF usefulness. The morning costume
OF white, blue-white. pearl white. cream.
white, or what not, CLEANS with ahirrs
and puts like . snow drift, while the
ribbons and bows and dropping gariands
Of flowers are ~ bewitohing ~ Summer
beauty SGT down In Siberia. She falls
negligs into IN easy chair. and. with the
sauciost little toss Of her skirts, the silk
stocking comes 10 visw, and. II she be
an adept, you will almost catch .
glimpse Of that upper clasp Of gold and
silver. Such Ia the very top Of the ton.
Sdrato0d Letter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-17

Tux YrRprcr.-Tho jury impanelled
by tho Coroner to inquire into tho cir
cumstancss attending the death Of Thos
Sullivan, an account Of which was given
in Yesterdays Nkws. after hearing all
tho testimony rendered the verdict given
below. II certainly bears heavily on
The engineer on duty. and the company
hat employed him. The justness OF
he verdict Is something with which We
h,ve nothing to 10; that lies en-
tirely with tho mon who rem
Tired u. The following is the verdict:
That Thomas sullivan came 10 his
,l,ath ON the 10th Of September. 1876.
N this county, ut tho Savage mine. by
Ring drawn up into the sheave over the
sinSo at the 2a0O-foot level. through tao
,rrrlessncss and incompetency OF the
engineer on duty at tho time. The
Nmpany employing q man No wholly
Incompetent aud inexperienced In en-
uncering Is deserving Of the soycrest
,cnsure; ~ tho testimony before tho
iury shows that the engineer so chi
,loyed never before n M engine. I'M
il lately employed by tho Savavs Min.
pr Company. about two months ago."
rhe verdict Il signed by l.. ID. Baker.
,oreman; A. Maestretti. James A. Allen.
Cain Mahoney.. Chas. Sommsn. N. NJ.
sanders, Richard Law and ii. Fayer-
osre.
"A SLiour CoLp." CoroHs. Few arc
,waro Of the importance OF checking a
cough or slight cold which would yield
to a mild remedy. IL neglected., often
attacks the lungs. Browns bronchial
Irochcs give sure and almost immediate
relief.
FrxxnAL. - Thomas Sullivan. who
was killed in tho Savage mine yesterday
morning. was buried al $50 r. n. to-
DAY under the auspices Of the Virginia
Miners Union and tho Ancient Order OF
H~ibernians.
vErxaixAnr SuRaEos.-Sse the card
Of Alex Do Labrousss. which appears IN
our advertising columns to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-17
Ths Mate fair-Trstting Race "A
furisus asd triumphant PAGER
Stock Display.

-DsoSA DsspsSys
SACRAMENTO, Sept. i7.-At Agricul.
tural Park this morning the attendance
was good. and the parade OF stock highly
creditsbls 10 breeders Of the State, and
was the most attractive feature Of the
exhibition. The races In the afternoon
wore fine. In the trotting race. three In
Ave, between II. Helena, Red Cross,
Gus Guerrero. Prince Allen. Lon WhiI-
pie and Jupiter. Allen won In three
straight heats: time. 2:3O. 2:30h. 2:3O.
The NEXT race was for PAGERS that had
never beaten 2:a2. Entries, BILLY Camp.
bell, Onward and Simcoe. In scoring
Campbell a away. going entirely
round the track before hs could bc
stopped. TO tho great amusement OF the
spectators. A start was finally obtain.
Cd, and owing TO tho bad behavior OF the
other horses, simcos distancod them all.
winning tho racO aud money. Tho eI.
hibition ut the Pavilion Is not yet In
good order. ALI tho space will not be
occupied before next woek.
Tho town 10 full Of bad characters.
Gambling has boon very lively. but this
evening tho police shut down on 1t.
An tbo stock vns ont this morning for
parade. extending In line almost en-.
tersly round the track. Horses In har.
moss led tho van. including 81 double and
single teams with ~ others led by
grooms. Norfolk, Joe Daniels and
Hubbard were tho admiration OF oil.
Major Biggs' Lono Jack closed this
part Of the procession. The cattle came
ne1t and although tho whole number Tor
which stalls have been engaged are not
here. The short horns Devons' Jorsys
and graded stock made " ersditsble ap
psarance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-17
my the Western uaion Linc.l

sAx F~RAxcrsoo. Sept. l7-1:3O ,. H.
The Secretary Of the stats Central Com.
mittse OF the Independent party form.
ally announces to-day tho withdrawal Of
]. II. Quinn FROM the contest for the o..
ace Of Public Instruction.
The recent lively feeling manifested
In the stock market has caused consid-
cradle pressure to DO sIsrtod In favor Of
opening both the Pacific and San
Francisco Stock Exchanges. The
action Of the former Board yes
tsrday afternoon in resembling
the rule for imposing o ans on members
for transactng.outsido business WAS sup
posed to b the precursor 10 action on
che part Of that Board today looking to-
ward resumption. At the meeting. how.
ever. to-day. nothing was done except
10 appoint q committee to confer with o
similar committee OF the Ban Francisco
Board In regard to the settlement o.
outstanding business and any other
question that may arise pertaining TO
the general interests Of the two boards.
The committees ars TO report on Monday
at 10 a. n. There is evidently a strong
feeling amongst many members OF the
Pacific Stock Exchange in favor OF re-
nswal Of business. In the San Fran
cisco Board. on tho contrary, the senti-
mont Of members Is generally much
opposed to Il, which may DO accounted
for by tho fact that the members Of tho
San Francisco Board are to q much
greater extent involved In the suspen-
sion Of the Bank OF California, and con-
sequsntly are In q bad condition for re-
sumption until that institution opens lis
doors again for business. Many men,
bsrs say they ars prepared TO 60 ahead
a. usual. but still oppose r~s-opening at
present a. adverse to the general inter-
est Of the Board. There Is nothing
new In bank affairs to-day. The date Of
rs-opsning Is now mainly dependent
upon pending arrangements with cor.
respondents eastern and foreign, and II
10 consequently impossible to fix any
definite date for resumption.
Joseph Osborne, a s~tono-settsr en-
ployed on the new building, corner OF
Second and Market streets, sustained q
fall yesterday. from the effects Of which
he died to-day ut 81. Mary's Hospital.
He was a single man and ngcd about 30
years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-17

JErF TO II FRoSr.-The readers OF
the NKws will remember that there IL q
man In town named Pat. Casey. and
that tho aforesaid has a cat named JEFF,
which is ono Of the standing wonders Of
the town. Jsfrs latest achievement 10
to drink milk out Of . long narrow
mouthed tumbler. into which he cannot
put his nose, without splitting any Of the
liquid. His method Of doing this elo-
Yates all Of his species In our esti-
nation. Instead Of going after II like a
hungry wolf. JEFF walks up 10 II deliber.
ately, dips his toes into tho milk and
licks of what adheres. Ho keeps up
tho operation until he gets away with
all that the tumblor contains. dipping
with his right and then his left fore foot,
according rs either gets tired. Tho
Necessities OF the times sometimes force
q local to color his facts the least tribe;
but the above il tho plnin uuvarnished
truth. II any Of our contemporaries
can cito n more notable instance Of ami
NAL sagacity wo should DO happy to
hear 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-17

SANTA BAnBARA GRApE vrSE.-This
celebrated vino has recently boon cut
down and scctionizod by the ownor. MIR.
Sarver, preparatory TO its being sent to
Philadelphia for exhibition at the Gen.
tonnial. The Santa barbara Press says
some idea OF the work Of transporting
this giant fruit tree 10 the East may be
obtained on learning the manner In
which the trunk Is to DO packed. It Is
10 DO placed In an octagonal box. the
top and each side having = separate bolt
and nut 10 fasten them together. An
iron rim runs round the inside. and also
tho outside. Of tho box. Tho box itself
10 nine and q half feet long. and con-
tains 600 feet Of lumber; u cost $50,
and the blacksmith work $40. MI.
Sarver will also take branches TO cover
- feet on either side, covering 4'oso
square feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
Movements Of ths Bssspartists
Gsn. MeiEs And STAR IL Germany

Movements 81 she Bsuapartlsss -
Gsn. MeiEs ana STAR - 0srnany.
Nrw Yonr, Sept. IVA dispatch
from Paris states that the formal con-
ference Of the Bonapartist party at
Arsnberg. has been abandoned. Tho
u assigned is that, popular sxciAs-
mont Is so threatening. that II Wa con.
sidsred more prudent 10 remain quiet
for the present. The Bonapsrtists or.
ganized leaders to preserve the atrictsst
silence II to the affair. The Govern.
ment Is strictly watching the movements
Of the Bonapartists. and Il Is prepared
to net with vigor should circumstances
require.
A special from Lsiguitz says Quarter.
master General Meigs with his son. II.
Nswoomb. Col. Dickinson Woodruff and
Delonsy Floyd Jones. Of tho U. 8.
Army. yesterday witnessed the Autumn
maneouvres Of the German Army upon
a grand scale.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-17
TO THE CITIZENS OF GOLD MILL.

You are all invited 70 call and inspect
our new and elegant store with IT, full,
rich stock OF watches. chains, jewelry,
silvcrwaro, diamonds, clocks, bronzss,
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visit
San Francisco you will always b re-
ceived In o courteous manner by J. w.
Tucker, 131 Kearny street, who will al.
ways take pleasure In showing custom
ers through his stock Of goods, never
considering II q trouble, but always TAX
ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fail To call and 500 him orc you
purchase elsewhere. He will send good,
for selection TO any part Of the States
and will repair watches and jewelry sent
through Wells. Fargo & Co., guarantee
Ing all work which leaves his store; ON.
ploying. o. he docs, the best OF work.
men. Don't forget his now store-l3l
Kearny street only.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-17

DpS'r CArcm HN.-About 10 O'Clock
to-day q crowd OF excited people was
collected ON Main street. Gold Hill. in
front OF the Bank Of California. Az
everything connected with the Bank IL
Of great interest to u people. many
supposed that some new piece OF In.
formation regarding Its Affairs had
tnnspircj. Everybody was disappoint-
ell when il VAS found out that the excite
ment WAS caused by n man chasing
another, the latter taking refuge IN the
bank building. around which no Is
usually employed. Tho party pursued,
who traces his pedigree back to Africa.
kept very shady. and his pur.usr gave
up tho chase. Some trouble ABOUT
money.
Two BInns WITH OSE SroSr.-The
stone abutment. which Is being built at
the south end Of the railroad trestls
work over Crown Point ravine. serves
the double purpose OF strengthening the
bridge and charging the cut through
the point Of rock just below 1t. the rock
for tho abutment being taken from tho
sides Of the cut. Tho exposure OF tho
rock in this cut to the notion OF the ole
incnts has had the effect OF loosening II
up so that il looks very dangerous. 1t
not oaly looks but actually u 80. -
large pieces are continually falling from
the sides. with which passing psdestri-
ana are liable to be injured.
PERMANENT AREASoxNKSr.-h was
stated in the item about shutting down
ut the Caledonia old works. in yester-
DAYS issue, that our informant might
possibly 10 mistaken In stating that 1t
was n permanent arrangement. Ho was
perfectly correct, however. The Old
works are permanently closed, the
pumping machinery ID being taken out,
md the niue will bs allowed to all mp
with water. IL will hereafter be worked
entirely through tho new shaft.
PERSONALS. II. q. Maynard was
among the arrivals at Gold Hill this
morning. ... DIR. y. A. McNIeans Is rus
treating at Reno. e. Harry Norton. OF
the TImes. paid this Office n visit ysster'
day. Como again. 80. George Warren
has apolocizei to Sweet Cake William
for calling his valiss a pocketbook the
other night. The bloody ch%m ID
closed.
Assn~xkSn.--An assessment Of %
per share is levied by tho Justice Min.
ing Company upon the old shares. or
81 per share ON the now stock Of the
Company. An assessment OF 81 per
share IL levici by tho Dayton Mining
Conpany. See official notices Of the
same in our advertising columns to-day.
IScLupED.- The force Of men at the
Crown Point mine. including the bosses,
has been generally reduced. The latter
have been put on twelve. and the pick
boys ton hour shifts.
WILLS FARoo AssxssNNNr.-A a.
easement Of twenty cents per share Ia
levied by the Wells Fargo Mining CON-
pany, delinquent October 10Th.
PArp.-The employees Of the Casdo'
MIA Mining Company received their
monthly pay to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-17
srArIoNRRY AND JRwELnY.

J. b. Marshall, at the Gold lllll Post.
ONCE store, IL sole agent for all
the san Francisco aud Sacramento daily
papers. All the iatest Eastern periodicals.,
magazines. etc.. received ~ roop a. publi.hed,
and delivered In any part of town. Blank
books and stationery In great variety. Blank
books of every description made 70 or9fr u
and . nne assortment of jewelry; rspairing IN
that line neatly and well done. large stock
Of toys AMI fancy goods. Nee regular adver.
tltpnieut In another column. lelo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-17
n...,e.,,. a...s Evssinr.
pusrnICr CouRT.

Tho following business was transacted
in the First District Court this morning.
Judge Rising presiding:
The Grand Jury having indicted the
following named persons for the Of.
lenses set opposite their namss. they
were arraigned and given until Monday
to plead: 4. Warren. grand larceny;
Thos. Larkin. house. breaking; John
Albright. grand larceny: Peter Larkin'
murder.
Fred q. G~etzier. a boy nine years oil
age. upon the petition Of = fitzn'eier'
was sent to the State Orphan Asylum.
he being an orphan and without atura
guardians.
Court then adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-17
A CUUGH.

In q letter to Mrs. Lisle. OF chicago. . well
known contributor 10 the Western prcss, she
a~sctihe- the cure Of . dangerous cough. aceom.
panied by bleeding d the lang., 10 Hale,s
abe -sys. "thratened 10 sufYoeaie me .
but the Honey Of llorvhoapd and Tar has
removed every trare Of H." The letter was To
a lady friend In this city. who has placed Il a.
he disposal Of O. N. C~rtientou. Z Sixth ave.
nue. Fixes Toothaehs Drops cure In one