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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-18
BALTIMORE & POTOMAC X. II.

NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON THROUGH
LINE.
ON AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 2sTH, 1874
Trains will leave wilmington in connection VII"
the Baltimore Potomac X. r. as foloWs'
Leave Wilmington 2.Oa, A. M. Arrive Washington
6.l3, A. M, city time. ,.or
Leave Wilmington 1902, A. M, Arrive washington
2.40, p. M, city time.
Leave Wilmington 1876 p. M. Arrive Washing""
4.O3, +. NJ, city time.
RETURNING
Leave Washington 9.23 A. M, city time. ArrN'
Wilmington 12S0, p. M. ,
Leave Washington at II .o5 A. M. Arrive Whining
ton 5.32, =. NJ.
Leave Washington 4.53 p. M, city time. hrrNe
Wilmington go r. NJ. .o
Leave Washington sos, p. NJ, city time. Arrive
Wilmington 1.2i, A. NJ. 90,
Local Trains leave Baltimore 100, and ,';o, sn,,
A. M, 4.10, T.dO, g.55, Z. M. Arrive Washington
S.36, 1910 A. M, 6.55, 9.2b, and II 10 T. NJ 40 u
=, Leave washington 500 ll.b5, A. NJ, s4o' y ySo' S
N. Arrive Baltimore 9.55, A. NJ, 1.25 h2I, ii;Eo -
M. e. L. DUBARRl,
Superintendent:
ed. S. YOUNG, General Pass. Ag't. feh2o-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-18
The GeIiuIoid Truss.

The GeIIuI0id Truss.
These are the most dnIabl" and easily adjusted
TruSAcA ever offered To the puir. The spring IN nf
the beat English Steel, and completely covered with
CelluOld, winch protects and preserves u, while the
pal III OF the same material.
Among the many great advantages of the Cellu-
lOld Truss, which VIII be- al once appreciated by
thnAc who have worn TrlISsca, ARE the following:
II iB impcrylOua tD water
IL Will never break or crack.
II III always clean
II can he bent with the hand IN any shape required
without artificial heat.
II Will neither rust or clafc The patient.
IL VIII retain the most dcull rupture with Hafeiy v
and comfort.
II need not be removed while bathing.
ltH durability IL beyond question.
II IL economical, for 10 Will last a life time.
The heat Of the body CAUSES Unpleasant smell.
In fact, with a CellulOd Truss, the wtarcr has
comfort, ease safety, durability, adaptabillty, and
economy.
variety Of styles Of these TrlsHna may be found
at FOsler'a Drug store, Front ana West Streets.
Please call and examine. AdjuslmenlA.madc with
out extra charge
Special attention shown TO ladies' by Mrs. Dr. Eos
ter The gentlemen receiving their share OF atten-
ton by competent man.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-18
~ Kunkeps Bitter WINE OF Iron

H.. 4. kunkcBs Bitter Wine oil Iron
Has never been known TO fail In the cnr, Of weak
ness, attended with symptoms; nlisposllion to ex
cfllon loss OF memory; difficulty Of breathing J.;
general weakness; horror Of liscnsc ; weak, nrr.
vous, trembling; dreadful horror Of death night
AwentA; cold feet; weakness tlimncsS Of vision :
anguor universal lassitudr Ui the muscular ~ ~
TEN; enormous appetite with dyspeptic symptoms ;
skin phlld cOuntennncc AMI crtptiUns IN the face
the cycilH frequent black spots lylng before the
eyes with temporary AlliiisiOn and loss 0f sigh; ;
want Of attention etc. THESE symptoms all arlst,
from weakness, and To remedy That ilsc Il r. Kun
kcls Bitter Wine OF Iron. II never fails Thousands
are now enjoying health who have used 1t. Take
only E II. Kunkela.
Beware Of countcrleIts and base limitations. Az
Bunkcls Bitter Wine Of Iron IL 40 well known ali
over the cconn,ry druggists themselves make an iui-
ltnllon AMI Try 10 palm II OH on their customers
when they call for kunkeI's Bitter v Inc Of Iron
kunkels Bitter Wine Of Iron IL put up only In II
bottles, and has yellow wrapper nicely put IN Tie
outside, with the nrOprlcOrs photograph on the
wrapper OF each bottle Always look for the photo
graphs on the outside, and you Will always he sure
TO get the genuine, 81 per BOTTLE or SIX for 80 dol
lars. soid by druggists AMI dealers everywhere
TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE
Head and all complete In two hours No fee TN
heal passes. cnt Pm and Stomach Worms re-
moved by Dr. kunkc, 26g North Ninth Street phila-
dclphla, Pa. send for circular For removing all
ordinary worms, call on your druggist and get a
bottle OF kunkels Worm syrup. Price. 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-18
DoRCnEsTER & DELAWARE r. r.

Seaford. 1l.40 Cambridge. ..........a"
This train makes close connection with trains oh
the Delaware Railroad for all points North and Sou
OF Seaford, and with Steamers, at Cambridge 70 au
from Baltimore JAMES M. MURPHY,
Superntende
N B.-All freight must be on the platform nn
properly marked, half an hour before the scieuai
time for the train,s leaving janl6-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-18

Spffis. 1ptiffs.
Christmas Goods
YOUR ATTENTION Il INVITED roogh
Handsone To.le, 8 -,
Pine Hair Brushrs.
ChDlce Bgf4Ho C9fnDs,
Rancy C0lDgne Bottis4.
Esyani run Boxea,
Yancy Tao,A Bfgsae-,
Hand 8lrrprs,
Open.fscel AL cioEng
Chest PrOtf-tors,
Por I-alles and Gent.emens wear
HANDKRkcnIgP EXTRACTS.
We have iyured our priccs extremely low n ac-
cDrdance with the dull tiHes, and We g1iaf4r'ee ~
Those cInsuliiug ihelf 1wn Interest vii lo1s a, oIt
aifel 4 they want 70 secure bargains.
EDWARD ycIHALL, JE.,
APnHgcigY,
$. E. COR. SECOND AND MARKET STREET,
aprT-iy WILMINGTON.
IL. q &. Shoemaker
are selling tner
STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMgsi
They have a large stock of
FRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH AND AMEBIc An
rEKFUMEHI.
Ain German Cologne u tic best brands.
They make ye'y nne Cologne whlGh they put up
In beautiful cut glasa pottes, dnh also plan bpt-
ties CALL AND SEE THEN, at
sos MAR ET STREET
npys-ti Nllu,e Building
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-18

olpltlHo, VI.
FoR
Rais.n. cur-ln;s, I-Aliaa G,ron. Lemon ami or.
2Hs= PEEL rure specs, etc, go1o
BowMAss.
gg< see-He~s ose'res, Plans reese,i ami anpeelei
reaches rs ai4i .ilcei Apes Turkey and French
Prun=-r etc, 90 70
BowN.S's.
For really Prime cosees All cho.ce Teas etc. 20 IN
BowNAS's
POI or notGe Wants. Princess AHnonIs Fine
Layer AMI oose Rslsins- "hIte Grapes, etc, go To
BoWAAS's.
TO save money, AMI at the same time get the best,
90 70
BoWMANs.
sgcosD AND KING AND 81 KING STREET.
To THE PUBLIC
while the
HARD TIMES LAST
90 TO JOHN ALDEs's NEW STORE,
y. W. coz SECOND AND WASHINGTON sTs.,
AMI buy Groceries, Provisions, Fresh Meat, ds.
VERY CHEAP FOR CASH. novl4-sm
GROCERIES,.
FINEST AND STANDARD GROCERIES
Can always be purchased at
A. 0. PERKINS,
AT TIE OLD NOTED GROCERY,
NO. 3, Z. SECOND ST.
TEAS, coPFEEs, SPICES, DRIED AND CANNED
GOODS, FLoURs AND PROVISIONS.
UNExCELLED.
The purest OF
LIQUORS, WINES AND GINS CONSTANTLY ON
sepsO-ly A. o. PERKINS.
GREAT ATTRACTION
AT ruB
| GREAT UNION PACIFIC TEA CoMPANY's,
5l2 Market Street, tsavle BuildingJ
THE ART GALLERY OF THE CENTENNIAL Ex-
HIBITIoN,
Given away with Tea.
1
mar.-ly
'JNEA, TEA, TEA,
TEAS RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES,
AT THE
GREAT UNION PACIFIC TEA COMPANY,
sl2 MAEEEr STREET, WILMINGTON.
MARTY JAMES CRIPPEN, superintendent.
|
nONT READ THIS!
sPLgSDID NEW CHRoMos,
sIzg lGx2O INCHES.
/
...........: THE PETS, ...........
AND FRUITS AND FLOWERS.
6lYgR WITH ONE FOUND OF TEA AT 50 Crs
AND OVER
Ai4%j, yHE cHEOxoa GIVEN TO EVERY PURCHASER
"THK PKTS,n
FRUITS AND FLoWERS."
GREAT UNION PACIFIC TEA COMPANY,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-18
MARYLAND u DELAWARE RAIL

All freights must be at the various stations at least
thirty (3) minutes before starting OF trains, oer-
wise Will lay over twenty-four (2G hours.
j. L. CALDW ELL,
EAsToE, October 18th, 1874. Superintendent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-18

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-18

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-18

For he Family and the Physician. hllnpathy,
homeopathic, Botanic, anh flcciic Fresh Hupplicr
weekly, At tho Delaware Avenue Drug Store
1ylI-H AIkIfIIs
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-27
Nefes In The Paitce Court.

Cornelius Hanrahan, as the frequent
ers of the "Police Varieties" are we'll
aware. Is the efficient manager of this
popular place of resort. He has an eye
for business, has Corney. And when
the seats in the orchestra circle are
filled, as they usually are, which is an
infallible indication of u full house, the
good-natured lace OF Corney is wreathed
In smiles, which seem to say, "Here's
business" No wonder, then, that he
tipped significant wink this morning
to Prompter Callahan, making that gen.
tleman forget momentarily his atfliction
Ia sore throat (said organ being
adorned with the Prompter's left sock
and piece OF ham fat, Corney's pre-
scription), for every artist was in his
or her place, calmly awaiting the musi.
cal discord OF johnny Ostendorf, who
renders the somewhat familiar prelude
before each performance, the last line OF
which is n'thisyoudoasyoush
God"-a signal that the piece is "on."
With whimpering face, a neatly
dressed little woman OF 35 is hustled
from the bench. "Mary Gallager, you
were drunk again, ehs Officer, what
about her case?' "sW ell, sir, / found
her drunk on the sidewalk ON Central
avenue, and 1 hired an express wagon
and took her inn "Now, Mary, to my
certain knowledge you have been here
several times BEFORE, This won't do.v
"Yes, your Honor, / have been to the
Work'us good deal, and always for a
long time, and don't want TO 90 back
right away.n "Of course you don't, but
this is the only way to keen you sober.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-27
The Ladies' Bethel Hid SOcietu.

The ladies of the Bethel Aid Society
held meeting at their rooms In the
Bethel building this morning to open the
season of work for the unfortunate OF our
city.
A large number of ladies were in at
tendance. The officers elected for the
ensuing year are as follows:
President, Mrs. r. z. Wentworth;
Vice President, Mrs. Chas. Weatherby /;
Secretary, Mrs. Howarth; Treasurer,
Mrs. M. Fl. Richardson.
Since the close OF last years labors
the ladies' rooms in the Bethel building
have been beautifully frescoed in oil,
through the kindAess OF Mr.. L.. E. Stew
ems.
At the meeting this morning a hand
some and costly mirror, valued at $500,
was presented to the ladies for their
rooms by MIR. VIM. Glenny, the we'll
known Vine-street importer.
The Society are making commendable
efforts to furnish their rooms in the
Bethel building in a suitable manner,
and these donations repnot only highly
acceptable, but are given to a worthy
cause.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-27
A Stvindter NiceLu Capt,.red.

BosToN, Oct. 27.--A man calling him.
self Rev. Samuel Manning, but after.
ward giving the name of Edward Ashley
Barnes, was arrested at Brookfeld for
attempting to swindle the Savings Bank
out Of $50, 900 by means OF forged cneck
and two forged telegraph orders. The
operator at Springfield recognized the
dispatches as lorgeries and notified the
Brooktield Bank. Barnes went to. the
Bank, introduced himself as Rev.Samuel
Manning, and upon presenting the check
was arrested by the Sheriff. He claims
to have been a student at the Methodist
Episcopal Seminary, at Tilton, from
which institution he was suspended for
misconduct.
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You'll be Just . month older before can
look upon your face again. Make IL 80

You'll be Just month older before can
dRys.~
Up steps brighteyed mulatto girl,
named Annie Harris. 'sAnpie, you are
charged with taking $25 from Mrs. Har-
ris, on Culvert street. Mrs. Harris,
take the stand and tell us all about it.p
swell, Judge, che took the money from
my house, but / thought she WAS In fun.
But she wouldn't give IL TO me-" Ills
she is your daughterW "No, sir;- but
she has my son for lover. Ispeet she
loves him. Ilove him, too. Mebbe she
took IL for my own good" "But, see
here-you charge her with stealing this
but jist want that money! swell, you
can have it. Annie, you are dismissed.
Go home and keep ON loving that young
man." With beaming smile OF
conscious love she skipped merrily
| away, giving place to James Ryan, as
seedy-looking chap as ever came from
the Emerald Isle. 'sJames, the
charge OF vagrancy Is against you on
the slate. The officer says you have NO
home and that you have been to the
Work-house often." "Thrue, fur We,
Judge; but let me 50, and pll lave the
town IN twenty minutes" swell, then,
DNtPs 4hhnh yOf pkly auN 000 Dkt6b
ye." Corney says to him in q stage
whsper, 'Don't let me see you here
again." s"Troth won't thin; diYu a
| foot.v
The notorious Henry Pickett, of Rat
Row, colored man OF Herculean frame,
with gray hair, steps in the sweat-Dox as
witness against Ed. Cunningham, "a
young woolly-headed youth, who is up
for assaulting Pickett with brick.bat
| last njgtff at row which occurred in
Picketps den. Ed. was dragged from
under a bed by the arresting officer. AS
! the venerable Pickett guard shows up a
swollen lip where the brick struck htm,
the prisoner was fined $40 and costs.
VIM. Manning,a shock headed man, for
lettering, steps TO the fire. "Wm. you
| are running with bad crowd. If you
are not wicked yourself you soon will be.
| 30 as to give you chance I'H sentence
you lightly this time. PHI make it ten
days In the Work-house. Now go and do
better when you come out"
"James McDermott, what have you
to say to the charge of drunkenness ~
swell, boss, l was in that fix. sure
enough" "Where do you livew "Scott
county, Kentucky" aWhat is your OBJ.
jec-" "Railroad, railroad.n sNoi what
was your object In coming down here
Have you any moneyw 'sWell, l guess
Pve got little." "Well, this is the place
to lose it. You will pay one dollar and
COSTS" And at that he reached for the
money to pay his fine, just as Corney
Iyanked him towards the Clerks desk
where the debt was liquidated.
| Soon after this the croquet mallet oil
"Dean" Ramsay fell with solemn sound
and the amusement reporter Withdrew.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-27
FLASHES.

The Valley cotton mill at Stafford, Ct,
was burned yesterday. Loss $25, 900.
The Blackhawk mills of Aurora. ILL.,,
were burned yesterday. Loss $35, 900.
j. Ramsey, of Mansfield, OHIO, has
been arrested Tor selling liquor without
u license.
Yesterday afternoon DR.. Elders resi-
dence, Morristown, Indiana, was de.
sIroyed Wy fire. Loss, 10 900.
The ''crusaders," OF Leesburg, Ohio,
are aboutto start on The warpatn agaIn.
Private meetings have been held.
Nearly all the business portion of Aus
tin, Miss, q river town W miles below
Memphis, was burned last night.
Edward A. Phales, head clerk on the
Boston and Bangor pOstalcar. has been
arrested on the charge OF robbing the
mails.
Tighe, the Memphis man arrested on
charge OF obtaining goods under false
pretenses from Cincinnati merchants,
has been released, and brings suit tor
iaise arrest'against his captors..
The stockholders OF the Missouri Pa
cifio railroad resolved that the stock
holders and bondholders appoint COM
mittee to agree on a plan for the reer-
|
come to proper understanding as to
how far their mutual interests assiml-
late.
In the United States Circuit Court at
Philadelphia Judge McKeenan affirmed
The decree Of the District Court, refusing
to allow the Syndicate to prove against
the estate OF Jay Cooke & Co. claims
amounting to 900, on the ground that
The Syndicate was indebted to the bank.
rupt estate in the sum that reduced their
claim to about $l46,000.
John Lloyd, who has .just served q
term of imprisonment at Joliet, Illinois,
Tor the robbery Of the Marshall post-of-
fee, has been rcarrested on the charge
o. throwing train from the track on the
Evansville, Terre Haute and Chicago
railroad. He confessed, and implicated
DR.. Brentlinger, of Southern Illinois,
who was also arrested.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-27

wavv aud rnu;aa Tatt 10 fla ara ys+..L /. s;.a
intrest d,rirS "a natural lie of grs,,.es ~
~ 81 hg Is fsss n TIA y ,,..,.s a ~ ~
x2ll sN>Sv' -
"a. w. Anderson ana wife To F,lbert Marsh a
tytan o,,isr III ighv 4 faat ivino m fasf sa,,hh
Of Gess street and is2 feet west 81 Mci,ean ays
enua-Si and otnerscon sider . tions
| Thos' Lacy 70 III. q. Wright' iot asa< bv I IN
feet. on tne east aide Of Main street aaiS faat
north Of Mill street. in Harrison~sso0' -'' As''
Same to same lot ri " bY liz feet. onuos;te
the rear end Of the aboVe lot and Srorsi;p ~,
ths east side of Mill street, s4oS. w
Margaret r.. Poor to j. b. McI,oe. perpetr:a,
lease of Iota I84 ff5. ana part OF iS8 in tna
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IN THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Oct. 27.--LInsHtute ca.
maiden and M. Dantre have definitely
fixed on the 18th OF Nov. for the burial Of
Guibord. THIS 10 the date when he died
six years ago.
To-day Mr. Carter made an applicat Ion
In the Superior Court for an order to
throw the Moisic Iron COMPANY into
Insolvency. The Judge granted 1t,
ten days. Liabilities estimated at one.
halt million. The Morris Run Coal Com.
pany, OF New York, is creditor for over
$35,O00. The failure will be likely to
throw a large number OF men out of efn-
ploymeat.
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LOCAL NEWS.
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.

Man Shot While Iet"0 Tah;en to Tho Sta.
About o'clock this morning a pisto
shot was heard on Sycamore street, neal
Third, and officers Fastening " the spo,
found man, whose name was ascer
tanned to be Henry G. johnson, lying or
the sidewalk with wound on the et
side OF his head, from which the BLOOD
was ooZing. The body'was ut once taker
to the Germanla House on Sycamore
street, opposite the National Theater
where the deceased boarded, and Dr.
Tate summoned. After an examination
OF the pulse and heart the doctor pro
nounced life extinct, and Immediately
sent word to the Coroner. In the mean.
time Lieutenant Arnold proceeded to
arrest the supposed muyderers, Mike
Mullen, VIM. Bowling, and two. others,
net thoughtto be directly but indirectly
connected with the affair. The names OF
the latter are James Douglas, stage man.
ager OF the National, and James 9. Rob
lnSon.
Tue commonly accepted theory of the
murder is this; Mr.. Dougtas apd his
vile were returning TO their hotel, the
Germania Heuse, when they were met
ny tuc ucCCdScu, WuO Wdb SUuleWutt-lll-
t0xicated. The latter began al once to
use insulting language toward Mrs.
Douglas, wnom " seems he knew from
being a boarder In the same mouse and a
constant attendant at tue theater.
Mr. Dougias hurried with his wife,
followed by Robinson, to the hotel where
he lett her anu summoned the private
policemen, Mullen and Bowling, from
The tnealer and ordered them to arrest
The man on the charge OF being drunk
and disorderly; the party accompanied
by Douglas and man by the name OF
james Robinson started for the Ham
m0nd. street Station.
When near the corner of Third and
Sycamore q pistol shot was heard, and
Johnson was seen to fall heavily to tae
ground, as one witness says, 'like u
iog." Who fired tue SHOT or any thing
further is not known. Seine suppose
that bowling did the shooting, as a four
barreled revolver was found ON his per-
son with one chamber empty.
Others say that Douglas shot him from
behind, but this can not be determined
until The post mortem is made, ana dis
closes the direc ion of the bullet. Up to
noon the post mOrtem had not been COM
pleted, and the probability IL that the
inquest will not be held until to morrow.
The four men, Downing, Douglas, Null
len and Robinson, were neid in custody
by Judge Llndeman this morning, bail
being refused them. An extra session OF
the Police Court will be held to o.mor-
row afternoon at 2 O'clock for a hearing
of the case.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-27

MOBILE, ALABAMA, Oct. 27.-During a
dance last night at Whistler, on them.
q o. r. r., there occurred fight be-
tween two men named lew and David
son. The former wanted to join in the
festivities, but Davidson objected; Tow
persisted, and Davidson knocked him
down; Tew then drew a revolver and
shot Davidson in the stomach. The lat.
ter also drew revolver and fired three
Shots, missing Tew and wounding gen.
tleman who was in the act of taking a
lady from the room.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-27
ctnosnnass Dry Goods aarses.

The trade has been moderate the paaf
week. Prices are unchanged. We quote some
leading articles as follows: .
BROWN. SHEBTINGS STANDARD Eastern, Ioc:
standard Western, S1<ayc; seconds, &c.
BLEACHED C0TT0Ns-New York Mills, 15hc;
Wamsutta, 14e; Fruit OF theLoom, l1kc:
Lonsdale lial11fe; Great Falls 5, Sc; Great
Falls A, &c; l04 Bleached Sheetings--LowelI,
Sgc; Ailendale que; PepperIll a2hc; Boston.
lower grades, 6a6xc per yard.
JEANs-Winona, 20c; Guiding Star, 35c; Min
neola. 4Oc; Gibraltar, 45c: American, 45cs
Queen City. 6Oc; Deer Island, 6gc; Buck Rdn.
6bc: Long Branch, TOO. W .
PLAID CoTToNs-Alabama, 1a1zc; Augusta,
l2Hc; Geneva, lUKc; Queen Of the West, i2kc.
TfCKIEGs -Conestoga @ A, l4t5c; Conestoga
@ T, 1870; Conestoga Medal, 17hc; Lewiston
West. 16c; Queen Of the West K. zUc; Queen
Of the W est 80 inch 45c
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-27
1hs Wsstern Untysrst.y .lof Cosmeesieut

zhd WeStafh Universttv OF CO1snecttottfs
AIpDLETowN, CONN, Oct. 27.-Rey.
Cyrus d. Fass, D. D., was inaugurated
President of the Western University. A
larger number of the alumni were pres
ent than on any commencement for years
past, and everything passed off in most
successful manner. The addresses of
the retiring President, Rev. James Cum.
mings, ID. D.. and of the new President,
were particularly fine. In the evening
q social reunion was held In the chapel,
where numbers of the alumni made
speeches, all expressing the thought
that the institution has nowentered up
on a career OF greater influence than
ever.
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Late Foreign News.
ON, STANLEY, oNl |

LONDON, Oct. 27.-News from Centra
Africa Of the date of August 18th has
been received here via zanzibar. Stan
ley, with his exploring party, had urav.
ersed Lake Victoria, end was pushing
on successfully. All members Of the ex
pedition were in gooc health.
THE PORTE MAKES A PROMISE.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 27-The Porte
has addressed circular to the govern,
ments interested In Turkish bonds,
promising that no further reductions In
interest on bonds would be made.
WAR wrrH TURKEY.
vIExNA Oct. 27.--The latest advices
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-27

Z ss, 4 tse 05agSo, 4 at uO Oe5&i2Fs 4 atsis Ses
". hbds Boone county. Ky. trash, lugs and
W est Xtxgnia-=2 aE 81 15a5 80, 8 at $5a7 30, SIS
Y !9ae, 10 at sl0als 10, 2 at $2O 75asl ", bog
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-27

from servia stats that the si1np,chtijna
against Turkey, by a vote Of "a against
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-27

HOGS-Are active to-day and the market
steady. Stockers are worth so O0a6 50: common
light, SO 75a7 co.; medium to good, 81 loaf 20
CATTLE-Marke quiet and unchanged.
SHEEP-Quiet and firm No change In
prices.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-27
Cincinnati Lice Stooh Marhet.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 21-2 p. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipments
OF live stock Tor the past "a hours: