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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30
CAIENDAIs-TH1s DAV.

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SUPREME C,usT-CHAArE s-BAggEIr. j,
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Moron agt. walker ct - Blown sgt Fuller
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CaRcuI-PAeT L-Adourned for the term
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2454 Hog Opcuheim 2s05. Graham agt- Brsinerd
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PART IA d ourred Tor The term.
EQUIlY lElM Al ouruzI ;Ur the Term
MAINE CouKI-TEIAL IE.A-iAgrs l.. H. auh lIi.-Ad
jOurtd 10y uC Term
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.

STATE ROOMS WAPaFp by STEAM PIPES PpP rHH
COMPOST OF PAsSEAOERS. Inc b rr~ OF - JDAu "a
4 % clock oNetftc'.l NOM $500
Narth cun-ct4ng ~ Albany WIN al rail-
f. tit y and
gale Vurcss uhcc, pa Eru lsp t-r''T
XXI B,iadway. FlfL ANenl' Hotel
Dag; age teSiIuailun - on tle y Ar
B-GNfAr Bf t1fpN IN FAHF-Fih-f ~ -
PASSAGE ONLY 81 %; DLGK PASSAGE 5O tEN r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30
DENNSYLVANIA RATLROAD.-TH

ROr>rE rains leave York fruu foot Of Dr-bro.rs
COrt .anht tH-. = loi.uws:
with pullman Palace carr ATTACHED. $50 W.. and $50
sunday, ard GO 4. IN.
For Wliamsuurt AID Lock Haven via philadelphia ND
Ere r. l., Div. connecting Philadelphia 80 a. IA ior
"A. illlu y
meet M At Curry for iitHsve Petroleum n'r" al" "ep ga
Fr ia tiuore Warrington and The Sufh Limited Wrso.
ing Express Pullman rsrloI CAR daily, except sunday
80 r. ca. " shlIgton at 4.lO ~. Regular -
Express Philadelphia 80, $40 900 . NJ IT'D $ .
:, 3d. and y night sunday, 30. .,
FOR Ncw ARK az T. 80 Z 40 g 10 II m - I. ..
go TO- $40 10 80 8 20. 90 g. BIO 90, Z, lSo,
TO- TO- llJC p AMI u night Sunday DO, and SO
For Elzaheil T. $50 Z TAO T. O. TO- m y n l. . 80
$40 80 10 so. 80 20. ji0, g. 10 20 20 ia,
10 laO, anal y night snnlly $40 = ana 10 ~
For Ealsav g 30 :, s 10 H. u ~ l. 2. 20, 20,
$40 10 80 400 20 $40. 6, no. $50 T. $40, 10 ~
and l. night Sunday . 20 and J.. -
Fos Sew - aswies ! aad n. y N, 2. SlO 4IO go.
6:lO 7 p m. ami - ui~iIi. sunday, Z Z.
For Els Mlsoue - ioon All . 20 D. n.
Tor kmgYtou ana Iocky LIN. $50 a and 10 p n
Fuf Princeton. :, $40 a l25n. = 40 and q.
Lambert vile Flviulhgi'u. = 20 ait D. N
PhiiiiIsbuIg ami Bel ideIe. 90 a IA. aId B.
rnsHon, i0rdcno~u hnrlAgtoD -i1a ana, H. aud
$50 o.. IN. 10 go 2. Z. 3, auh D.
Freehold, a. m, and 10
Dor lrisle ind Sguan, a n. AMI : p m
Dor ghtstowa PcmOcrto1 and Can"ei VIA Perth Amloy
. 80 o..
tor ii ghtstOwn and PemDerrOn 6 a m.
ioi0wS krlni ttusaTYh 800 aud y 20
a. aud 10 30 y daily 10 - a. IA AID 40 p ~ iAly,
except Monday. Prom ashigion znd haiinofe - H.,
4 ) ID. 10 p rurtay, ~ J,
Pm adeiphia 10 20. o. 10 IL IL ~ II -
10 ~, -, -, lao = "a 10 - sg-aAs, 10,
Ticket Dic,r J2S St4 bro'i~ay, No Aston honss,
OF Dosbross ana NOrt andt-sts No curt -,
u. " lloyd Jr, Cen Passenger Agrnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30
Crclii GtclNcrG.
INMAN LINE.-Fixed southerly Course.


Royal Nan etctnrr ar' anr0nf"i ~ ~! - tn'ow''
1904; e.. LtlN-EDN% All LlNEItI OyL~
CRY or |itl TER .... SATURDAY, Mit !, al r. w.
cry or PARIS Si-'iiN ~. MAY = n a. A
CITY rI PtI.lIN = Altt NANf way J, ar Pm
'lIY cF Il. HM 10 At DAY Mag ~ si p ni
'ABI> PASSAGE. so and 900. GOLD.
-TEE-tD.-lJ si irDn al iai0. a. lu'h les o.
t.if. f':-t. = tntwa5, St. rag Jfhc'% rs
broadway and Pier 40 North river 49, 80 -,, -.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
y Line
-a.lin~ ;ru,r Pier - >orth piyer NJ p m
CP.- i.NI 90 a. ia a. ~ l. Nav
COLI % Bf- ~ PA =, h"t pr
tcoonro atou- ul-irra--, r'r. -li ~ pass'ee amply
Ia ". f. tfl -. .c to- e. }tA I'M -reen.
M-KrfItR LULfcH * CO.. Agents III itnvana
Ncw-York HAVANA ~ Mexican Mail ;. :. Line.
steamers leave Piers Norm river a. :. D. - follows
FOR HAVANA Dll.LOl:
cvBA ......... r.. PSI ~, Nav II
clIT oF VERA cRgz........ rlCAsnAlY' Nay =
CITY or NEW YORK ........ TIL k-DAf. Mat 70
FOR VERA CRtI AND ArW-OkLEANS.
ia Ir.rreso Camp lrs' an aTd lampi'o
CITY DF HAVANA .......--.....i i.Nl'Al- Nav j
CITY or 4 .liDA .--...-IO fsDAf June
FOr freight IHSSarp ap, iv 20
r ALENANutE y SONS. Nos 81 q @3 Brnisi~ag.
ete4m-r- W caye N+s fIiirtls Nay 10 ui4 june Tor
Ntf rIll and all fHot porte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30

opposition MERCHANTS LIN
~ ALBANY ard TROY. Lsn ding 40 af-i fl-~f-.''
S,,HV,IFR from Per 80. \. a., Frarsna-st. -.
WEbNE- DAYS. 1iu FGlbAf-. % %. no. Far,
deck cabin Win berth -. CatsAih, 81. Fvrg'i' p
r,trs J. W 81 d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30
,aiiy iS1' far' on'v
INo. y. ABBOTT. General Passenger Agei

NETWORK CENTRAL AND III DSoN
" RIVER RAIL- DAD. htor Noy. -, 1873. t1og b
Il .us ALL leave Giaad central berot
Ou a ~ Chicago aud northern ET9r-ss, with drawing
tLiuHgi To acleatI ai.d ~ d li@i..-
1890 O.. SltC.n Chicago -1ygcs, WltAiI2"hf NiH cars
q l0cl., AID -uG.lO.
4. H.. Nor and western iNrltes-
$40 p 49,, MONTREAL E.r-~s~-riih sifpms carr t'H N""
York q St~zosAar-
600 M EYTrcss Daily with sla-rur-oaH foi a;ertcvn
AL Lanandl.g ,.-.
90 D. NJ Iccc Fylrcsa pay Viih fiecrngears f0r ltoch
esiof Bunao aeaI. als 4so .or Dea-' sod '' i~
IL co. H. i I,s h sleeping f.r Troy lnf tH4ry
""' 4-~' " - g. IT RFVDRrcE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30

THE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
Il CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
short rcuts 70 Babylon Bayshore fsip vile
chOgue.
Leave Hunters Point 700 4 i Babylon way train
Leave Hunter Point 80 a n-Palebegue IA with
paIlor attached.
Leave Hunter FAINT 200 n. m.--Patch0gue
Leave Hunter POINT i3O m.-Pachogue express tran.
with attached
Leave Hunters Point 90 ?. m.-rslp
For particulars bills and small tabes Alpo foy
trains 10 and ttiu larmngdae Park, HYDE PARK
Htnsda~ and other stations Ferry New Ysrk
foot OF James sip East ver. so
fourth ~ Eat RIVE 10 minutes previous C. the departure u
a. James alp ana Thirty fourth 81 Sunday leave
Hunters Point for Great Neck, Hampstead lanlen CITY,
Patchogue, and all stAtons at $50 a "a 90 D m
Fer Flushing, College Point Hhtesols AND al intsreAiS
sAtonA at clio, 1000, ll0e . and 100 10, 500 -
N L n RATION suDes4,ssnk.uAI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30

= ri,lit.~ffTT IlNE BETWEEN NETWORK.
NOUruA MPTpN And BtLhEN
COMpANYs PIER 1905 Gi Nl.ttlN D-oi, itOBOkt ~
Du<AT NAY tlll lN.---------- h'N Id
MAIN. ........ hay II-N ....-...--. ~ ~ -
it,-ri.- al T. tt fr.m NV YORK sos TT. AMP.
TJA. HAERF or BIZ MtN
FIRST CALIN. 200 gold. SL'pEb AHlN $50 g"id.
STEEHACE ~ currency.
Return Tickets r~igou. rates 49, Ih'' 7uraegc Certh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30

DEGULAR Catskill line, up the creek.-Stsam-
New Champion and Water Bre.t " Raw flI a.,
loot OF ana 81 daily except Sunday al . y H.
cTONlNGT0N LINE tor BOSTON and
~ PROVIDENCE.
Thursdays, SATURDAY and sAkRAGA ir
MnnLa Nocie-dayA trlusJ y, nom Iier - Aorh
River Of JaysL, al arriving va bo-"n aead Of Al
kTinctiai ralig oii.l
the 0icrs Of Wrstat Ia Co,
ANA ~ 3l9 broadway.
r. A DE al Frrlsht AgL I~w FTIKINs, Con 49,. e.
ID =. X
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21
LAST EDITION.
ORDER OF THE AMERICAN UNION.


NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-The Herald this
morning publishes the text of the Con-
stitution OF the Order of the American
Union, a secret Order, which it is alleged
has been used for controlling the cleo
tions in the interest of President GRANTS
administration. 1t is alleged that Fred.
Grant, Postmaster General Jewell and
Ex-Speaker Blaine are members OF the
Order, besides many others prominent
in politics..
II also asserts that the Order is in the
hands of Grant and Blaine, and has for
Its aim decided and persistent social
and political war upon all Roman Catho-
lies in this country. 1t opposes the ex.
Catholic citizens from holding. office,
the reelection OF President Grant.
who Will be run by the Order for third
term. Most OF the incumbents of the
Post-offices and CuStom-houses are said
to be members of the Order. The Pres
ident and Ex-Speaker Blaine were ini-
tiated privately. The Herald thinks the
Order is a stupendous political secret
organization. The constitution OF
the Order opposes a division
of the School Fund, pledges members
to sustain republican form of govern
menr, and to repel the aggression of the
Romanist orders. 1t was organized in
1857 with the avowed purpose of disfran-
chising the Roman Catholics. Its Ma
tional Government is called the Senate,
while State organizations are state Leg.
islatures, and these latter are divided
into subordinate Councils.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21
Fexse Telegranns.

QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 2l.-The steamship
Coiy has arrived for Liverpool.
NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-The getty Of
Brooklyn" has arrived al Sandy Hook.
BROOKLYN, Dec. N.-One of Bowen's
libel suIIs against the Eagle commenced
to-day.
NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-The sentence Of
Seterman has been committed to life i'm
prisonment.
LONDON, Dec. 21.-Henry Wainwright,
the murderer of Harriet Lane, was
hanged Today at Newgate.
PLYMOUTH, Dec. 21.-The steamer
Klopstock, from New York, has arrived
Tor Hamburg, also the Victoria for Glas-
gov.
PoTTsvILLE, PENN, Dec. 21.-The
breaker OF the New Philadelphia Mining
Company was destroyed by fire last
night. Loss $4,000.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-The Erie rail-
road, commencing tomorrow, will reduce
Its freight rates from this city to Chi
cago. The Central and Pennsylvania
roads will do the same.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. N.-Mr. John
Welsh, President OF the Centennial
Board of Finance, denies that the sub.
scrlption Of Delaware and Connecticut,
together with $20, 900, were spent BY the
Centennial Board in entertaining W ash
|Ington officials last Saturday.1
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21
Springfield IteIMss

Special to the star.
SPRINGFIELD, O., Dec. 2L-A man
named Bernard Kank, residing in Day
son, was yesterday severely injured
while jumping on the care while in mo-
tion, near the depot.
A fair for the benefit OF the German
Catholic Church. opens at the City Hall
next Thursday evening. 1t will last un-
til New Yeas.
The success Of the Rev. Fl. Ell. Wells in
daily attracting large congregations, Is
puzzling the philosophy Of our Spiritu-
alists.
The growth Of this city the past five
years has been very rapid. The growth
OF the religious congregations has not
kept pace with the increase OF popula-
tion.
Three colored men, named John, 10.
seph and Reuben Warwick, are in jail
with white man named George Early
on the charge of robbing Fred. Zeisler's
store last Thursday night. Some of the
stolen goods were found in their possess
sion.
On Friday evening, December 10, Geo.
w. Bens had an 0vercoat stolen from
the First Presbyterian Church. On last
Saturday evening the police found it In
the possession Of Frank POppert, in .
house on Plum street. He is now IL
iaiI
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21
FLASHES.


Christian Hopple, well-to-do German
of Chillicothe, Is missing.
The Colorado Constitutional Conven-
tion met yesterday in Denver.
Porto hico felt the shock OF an earth
quake on tfie night Of December 9th.
1t is estimated that several streaks OF
pay quartz have been found in Sutro
Tunnel, Nevada.
David M. Tennant, an old resident OF
Lorain county, .aceidently shot and killed
himself yesterday.
Valmaseda, Captain General of Cuba,
has resigned, and will return TO Spain,
because his powers were chrtailed.
A dispatch from Kingston, Jamaica,
announces the death there, by ap0piexy,
Of Edward Eddy, American actor.
A bridge In course Of erection at Mead
vile, Penn, fell yesterday, killing j.
Price and severely injuring five others.
Lawton & Hood, London shipping
merchants, have failed. Liabilities
s950,000.
One Andrew Davis, late MayoF'siC Clerk,
charges Mayof Loague, Of Memphis, with
Stealing bo4ds. The affair il probably
the result OF Malice.
Sta1Qemann, sentenced TO be hung in
New York for the murder Of his sweet
heAft, % reported insane, and be will
dolbtlPss be sent Tor Life TO the State
kubatto Asylum.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21
Gen. Rabcock,s Case.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2l.--Judge Chester III.
Krum, of st. Louis, who is retained as
one of General Babcockis counsel, ar
rived in the city Sunday morning. A
reporter learned from him that he had
come to see Gen. Babcook to consult
ton OF the testimony in behalf of the
General at the approaching trial ,and the
object of the visit was to make satisfac-
tory arrangements.
Gen. Babcock left for Washington last
night, where he will probably remain un-
til about the 9th of January, leaving for
st. Louis at that time, to be present at
his trial, which comes off on the 11th
pr0ximo.
1t is stated that the General will be
tried before the y. s. Circuit Court, iu.
stead OF before Judge Beal, Of the U. s.
District Court.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21
LATEST LOCAL.

EDWARD WRIGHT, alias "Stucks," AZ
rested recently on the charge of attempt
ing to pick pockets, has been discharged
on writ Of error. Tom Campbell dad
1t with his little tongue.
WILLIAMS, the hero of the Public LIZ
brary assault on the young lady, Miss
Macarthur, of Marietta, O., yesterday.
was ordered before the Probate Conrb
for inquiry as 10 his mental condition.
PAT O'KEEFE, the well known bar
keeper of this city, Put-in-Bay and other
places, waltzed up to answer charge
of vagrancy, in the Police Court, this
morning. After listening to q timely
lecture from His Honor, he skipped out.
No case against him.
j. +. MEYER, o painter, is one Of those
family disturbers. He lives with his
fair-haired wife on Vine street hill. LII
he makes lunge at the partner Of bis
bosom with butcher knife again It wiz
cost him 5000 worth Of hard work in the
Work-house. He is under bonds.
MISS BFLLE MALoTT, her mother, AID
their accuser, Kittering, have come 70
an amicable understanding, and the
| charge against the ladies OF grand lar
ceny, made by Kittering, has been dis
missed, the prosecutor paying the costs.
There's nothing like little newspaper
ventilation to bring some men to terms.
A TRANSCRIPT from Springfield, Ohio.
Common Pleas was filed in the United
States Circuit Court by the Cincinnasa,
Sandusky & Cleveland Railroad Com
pany against the Firemen's Fund In
surnnce Company, OF San Francisco.
California. Action for money only,
amount claimed s., $50, with interest from
May !, 1876.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER q. 1875.

The people of Sonora are in destitute
condition from the interference or the
recent revolutionary troubles with agri-
cultural pursuits. The people are out
spoken in favor Of revolution.
The Alfonsist General Moriones will
begin his campaign by movement for
the relief of San Sebastian and Hermann,
after which he is expected to advance
on the Carlist position OF Flora.
The famous trotting stallion Rhode
Island, formerly of the Sprague farm,
but purchased Friday by Lieutenant
Governor Sessions, OF Rhode Island, for
Sc, 900, and taken to the coast, died on
Sunday.
The Canadian Premier has notified the
Montreal deputation that all work on
the Lachine canal, possible to be done
in winter, would be contracted for al
once, and thus provide work for one
thousand men.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21

Old Bozer, up OH Pine street, is a mean
father. When one of his boys asks him
for q pair Of skates he inquiries:
"My son, would you lay your life down
for me~
"Yes, father, would" is the reply.
"Then you can't have the skates, for
to die. for me would be wicked and un-
called fQrw says the father.
sled the father ipqujfes;
sMy son, would YOU die for mew
"No, sir" promptly replies the boy.
"You wouldn't, eh? Well, a boy who
wouldn't die for his father doesn't de-
serve sled, and you WON'T get onew
And by working it that way Old Bozer
keeps the whole family on the edge Of
ragged despair.--lDesroit Free Press,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21
whisky Ring Cases

'INDIANAPoLIs, Dec. M.-The cases Of
B. #. Brister, II. Browner, and other men,
bers OF the whisky ring, who are waiting
for trial, have been set for hearing on
January 10th, before Judge Gresham.
The sentences ON all the guilty parties
will be pronounced Immediately after
the disposition of those cases.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21

"You see, grandma, we perforate an
aperture In the apex, and corresp ono
ing aperture in the base; and by apply
ing the egg to the lips and forcibiy In
haling the breath, the egg Is entirely
discharged of its oontents." "Bless my
SOUL" cried the old lady, "what ina-
provements they do make. Now in my
young days we just made hole in both
ends and stlcked,O
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21
Relow Zero.

CONCORD, N. H., Dec. 21.-Intensely
cold weather continues. The thermom-
eter indicates IS deg. below zero. The
following is the temperature at the
points named: Plymouth, 20; Clermont,
90; Clermont Junction, 80; Newport, 27;
White River junction, 26; Lancaster, 40;
all below zero.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21

A Syrian convert to Christianity was
urged by his employer to work on Sun
day, but he declined. "But," said tho
master, t'doth not your Bible say that
II a Eaan has an OK or an ass that fails
into pit on the Sabbath day he may
pull him outs eyes" answered Hayop,
to the same pit every Sabbath day. thea
the man should either fill up the pit or
sell that ass"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21

A few days ago an elegantly dressed
lady got into car, and, although the day
was cool, she could not wear her gloves.
on account OF her many diamond rings.
A balky horse having twice stopped the
car, the lady went to the door, aud, loOk-
ing at the team for few moments, said
to the driver: "That 'ere off horse ain'1
used to be druv ON that 'ere side." And
that was just the trouble, in spite Of Inc
diamonds.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21

The Philadelphia, Reading and Potts
vile Telegraph Company shipped their
largest pole to Philadelphia ON Friday
last. II was II feet long, % inches In
diameter at the large end, and weighed
4,700 pounds. 1t is to be placed N
Girard avenue bridge, in that city,
where very high pole is required TO
carry the wires above the bridges at
that Doint
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21
Fraudulent school Bonds.

TOPEKA, KS, Dec. 2l.-The State
School Board have discovered that
fraudulent school bonds have been
taken up and paid by the State Treas
urer, whom they charge with careless
ness, and the matter goes into the
courts. Pending the proceedings Treas
urer Lappin has resigned, and the office
has been rendered to Frances, his prede-
cessor.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21
Black Hills Excitement.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, 21.--Bismarck ad-
vices say the people are greatly excited
over the Black Hills question. A. regu-
lar express and mail line, organized by
Deputy Marshal Ash and j. G. Dodge,
left for the Hills this morning. A party
Of three also left this morning, and two
other parties, numbering seven, will
leave during the week. They expect to
make the trip In five days.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21
Chillicothe Doings.

Special to the star.
CHILLrcoTHE, O., Dec. N.-Last night
a valuable horse belonging to John Par
ker, OF Bonneville, was stolen. No clue
to the thief.
M. Lewis, and old citizen and hard
ware merchant of this place, has sold
his business to W. III. Reed, lumber
merchant of this place.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21

When is Q lady's dress like an unfor-
tnIRte bull fghterf When it is gored.
Aud when 10 Il like partisan? When
II is biased. Aud when is 1t like topper 2
When 1t 10 full. When is it like the
sails OF q ships When it is trimmed.
We haven't time TO follow this lead any
farther.--lLowell Couriers
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21

and Miles Jansen, of Yardville, N. J.
The match was shot on the grounds of
the Long Island Gun Club, for $500
side, each to shoot at seventy-fve birds.
English rules, 27 yards. Paine won,
shooting at u birds, he killing b6 and
missing 10. Jansen, after shooting at 20
birds, gave up, having killed only %
birds, missing 20.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21
That Prolific Topic.

TIrFIN, o.. Dec. 21.-Saturday and Sun.
day the thermometer was below zero.
Yesterday it began thawing, and to-day
1t is warm and spring like. Doors are
thrown opon and fires are not needed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21
FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 2l-s:ior.M

CINCINNATI, Dec. 2l-3:i0 r. M
Gold Is worth 1l3% in Wall street and quoted
here 11Sh buying and 118'S selling for coin.
Gold checks on Eastern cities are worth l13x,
Money Is In active demand to-day, and there
is q continued scarcity of currency. The mar
ket is firm and rates high. In the open market
it commands l1a12 per cent. but the banks arc
discountinG generally at to 10 per cent
New York Exchange is still heavy at 1-.D
dis. buying and par selling. Sterling is Ia
moderate demand at 400 sight, and 4.a6 GU day
bills, gold.
Government securities are easy and qpiek.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-21

Warsaw, where Freedom allowed her.
self to be betrayed into an emotional
ejaculation concerning Kosciusk0, is
laying down cast iron pavements, and
In future her heroes will be careful how
they fall.