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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-19

iez mali lide CHI, i uminil isem 81 protc
odieti. -
Pane, zajikala Sc Hermina, jsouc ne
meme rozechv6na, nez SO zdal byt sir Wi
liam.
,Chtel jsem YAM dat Bohem, sleGno
Bohem navzdy pozadati vas, abyste
mne zachovala v pamatce. -. V hodi-
mach radosti blaha vaseho, az ten, ie.
hoz milujete. 49,
Sir William zaml6el Sc pfi tomto slove
pohled6l ma Herminu.
Divks zbledla iako mramorova socha,
sklonila hlavu septala:
,Nemiluii nikoho.'
Baronnet SO zachv6l domnival se, ze
jest opravdu vylecena lasky k Fernan
dovi.
,Anebo alespon', pravila, ,miluji-li ko-
ho, miluji mrtveho. :. Phi takoveto las
ce neni ami nadeje, ami stesti, ami RADIO
sti.'
,Mrtveho. p mumlal sir William,
jenz Sc stav6l, jakoby tomu nerozumel.
,Ano jako mrtveho', vece Hermina.
jest mrtev pro mne. =. A tn vidodc
sira Williama, ieho sklopenou tvaf, oko
zachmdfene, jake cloveka, iejz vice jima
bolest jeff nez bolest vlastni, podala mu
ruku.
,Hle', fekla k nemu, ,nejsem stastnejsi
nez Wy. ...'
,Nuze', pravil celia tise, ,nemdzeme-
liz sjednotiti boly nase uciniti mich ra-
dost9 A kdyzbych zadal vas ma kolenou,
abych smell zasvetiti vam cely zivot, aby-
ste zapomenouti mohla ma bidnika - od-
pustte mi toto slovo, otec vas mi vsecko
poved6l - kdyzbych Sc vam zapfisahl, ze
by nebylo chvile, skutku, myslenky V ce-
lem zivot6 mem, jez by nebyly vam ob6.
tovany -. kdybych klecel pied vami ia
ko pred and6lem. 49,
Dosud mu nechavala ruku.
,Nikoli', odv6tila klonic hlavu, ,nikoli,
sire Williame; mate srdce slechetn6 ia
sluhoval byste vice t6to chvili, nezli ira
viii zivot divky zlomen6 zijici pouze
upomince. -. S Bohem, odjedte 49,. "a
pomente ma mne. -. horouci pfani me
bude, abyste hyl stasten, a B1h mne Wy
slysi. -. jina divka, jejiz srdcc bude svo,
bodne horovati pro vas. 80.
S Bohem pravil sir William.
Vstal bledy zdrceny, podoben sose,
pfedstavujici zoufalstvi, zoufalstvi slavn6,
ddstojne, jez nejevi Sc stkanim 1penim.
Ucinil n6kolik krokd, vratil Sc, polibil il
ruku jest6 jedno S Bohem. -. S Bo-
hemp pravil.
Odesel Ike stolu, kde Sc hral whist cd
kudz Terezino matefske srdce vse bylo
slyselo.
s. Bohem, pani', pravil k nj polosep-
tenn, ,pfiidu zejtra rozloucit Sc vami.'
Polibiv pax ruku stare baronce odesel
provazen panem z Beaupreau.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-19

staveni velmi dobfe Sc shodovalo velko-
lepym tim obrazem cele krajiny, zvyso.
valo jeste DOZEN tiche zadumciyosti, jez
Sc tu po cel6 pfirod6 rozestirala ktera
t6z mysl Sv6tesk6ho boln6sladkym roze-
chv6nim jala.
TAX, jak mn6 nyni jest septal mlady
muz, byva jen tenn, ktefi touzl po domo.
va milem, ci po lasce.'
(Pokra6ovani.)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-19
Natfete domy sve
luCebnfnli baryanli
MILLER BROS

ktere jsou vyrobeny cisteho bileho olo-
va, zinku lneneho oleie, pflpravene ma
bilou, cernou a sto iinych rozmanitycb
barev. Tato barva ma krasny lesk a
vsaje Sc hluboko do dfeva, takze tfikrate
tax dlouho vydrzi jako kterakoliv jina
barva ma svet6, ackoliv stoii o celou tfeti.
nu meme, nez jine barvy, kter6 Sc ma tr-
zisti nachazi; Ptihlaste Sc u MILLERA
A BRATRU, iichz barva zdobi neimen6
sto tisic staveni; vsecky ostatni jsou pou-
he napodobeniny.
Poslete ST pro vzorky barev a vysved.
teni, .iez vam bezplatn6 budou poslany.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-19
Hugo Hensch
Vyzivna mOuka d6tSka
tez pro .y.
neduzivG a ZOtavuiiCi Sc
rovnez Gcinkuie vyborne proti
neduhum letnim.

Ctete na 81 e d ujtcf
odporueeni vynikajicich lekata
tohoto a jinych NEST:
Ny nizepodepsani, zkusivse Hugo
Hensch-e moucku vybornym. 1spe-
chem V nasi praksi, dobrym svedomim
il odporuciti mdzeme obecenstvu.,
Gust. @. r. Weber. M. d. Cleveland. O
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-19
Sev-Nenl. Lloyd.
Pravidelne postovni parni spoieni mezi
Bremy a Nov. XOrkenl

hRh Skk ~ AWOwe - va NM A1&
pres Southam p ton po oblibenych
zeleznych parnikach postovnich:
AMERICA, BREMEN, FRANKFURr, HANovEE,
HANsA, HERMAN, New YORK, WEsER,
RHEN, DoNAU, MAIN, KoELN,
MosEL, NECKAR, ODER,
STRAssBURG, HoHENzoLLERN,
HoHENsTAUFFEN.
ExpediGnf dnOve jseu:
Z BREM kazdou sobotu.
ZE SOUTHAMPTONU kazdy uterek,
L NOVEHO YORkU kazdou sobotu.
Parolod6 tyto doprayuii postu Sp. Statt.
Parolod6 teto posledni Iinie zastavi Sc v
southampton, aby vystoupit mohli cestu
vatele do Anglie Francie ploYouci.
Pfevozni ceny'
Z BREM do NOVEHO YORKU
/. kaiuta; horni salon S12O We zlat6, dolni
salon S72 We zlat6, mezipalubi s32 pap
Cel6 ztravovani. Ditky mezi 10 roxy
plat polovicku Zpatecni listky levnejsi
Stran zasilek listk6 "a prepravu 0.
bratte Sc ma
Oeirichs s. Go.
Nro. 2. Bowling Green, New York
NJ. Krej I'll, Gesky iednatel.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-19
DULEZITE
yLASTNiKUM DOMU

Ct6te q ukazte SOusedum.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02
PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC SALE! .,.r....-,
viii be sold at Public Sale, at Chadwick g
Museum, Nos. 207 and 200 WeSt Fourth
Street
ON TUESDAY MAY 2, 1875,
at 2 o'clock, P. NJ,
Cream Garden, the following articles, viz:
A Fine Toned Rosewood Plano. two Good
Old Violins. one Large Dulcimer, one Gull
tar, one of Packer Is Quart Patent Ice
cream Freezers. with Double Action Fly
Wheel, and other Ice Cream Cans; Fixtures
suitable for OYSTER SALOON-Tureens,
Chafing- Dishes. etc. Also Water Coolers,
three Window Awnings, y Lot Of Carpet, Q
Lot OF
LAMP GOODS,
Consiv ting OF Chandeliers and. Brackets,
suitable for Halls or Schools; Lamps,
Bur ners, Fire Proof and other Chlmneys.
by the dozen or barrel. Lot Of Glassware
such as Goblets, Ale, Beer, and Whisky
Glasses; lot Of indigo Blue, Stove Polish,
'inware, Table and Pocket Knives. Spoons,
etc. One Sewing Machine, two Aquariums
suitable for fishes, plants. ETC., and many
other articles not here enumerated:
w. H. CHADWICK
]. 8. RoBorHAM, Auctioneer, apT-5t.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02
THE LATE JUDGEGZLPlN.
Actio,, of the County Bar.

Action Of the County BdT.
Yesterday morning, at eleven o'clock, in
the Law Library, = meeting Of the United
States, State Judges, and members of the
County Bar was held to take appropriate
action concerning the death of the late
Chief Justice Gilpin.
On motion of Hon. E. G. Bradford, ex-
Chancellor Daniel M. Bates was called to
the chair and on: motion Of Anthony Hig-
gins, Eaq,. Samuel NJ. Harrington was ap-
pointed Secretary.
On motion of G. B. Lore the following com
mittee was appointed to prepare suitable
resolutions OF respect: Hon. L. z. Wales,
Hon. E. G. Bradford, Hon. Geo. B. Rodney,
John G. Patterson, Chas. B. Lore.
On motion of VIM. @. Spruance 1t was
resolved that the members Of the Bar st-
tend the funeral In body.
Tie meeting adjourned until p. m. to.
morrow, when It will meet In the United
States District Court room.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02
IN Importer.

John Hadley, claiming to be q Mason,
and member Of Potomac lodge, No. aO0,I
Cumberland, Md, applied to the ofncers.
of the Masonic Lodge in New Castle, last
week, for relief. After delay, waiting for
an answer to q telegram sent to Cuhber-
land, inquiriug about Hadley, ths, oficers
yave him assistance. The next d. let
ter, enclosing circulars, describing Hadley
as fraud aud an imposter, was received /,
but the bird had flown. If the telegram
had been answered, he would have bsen
caught. HaAley is ., good looking man,
from thirty to thirty-hve years Of age; 70
an Enelishman; is pock-marksd, and y Z
Hippant talksr.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02
ghts Of Totsrs.

EDITOR U-HALD:-I read with consider
able interest the discussion now progressing
IN regard to the rules Of the Democratic
party, of this county, and my sympathy
ia decidedly with those who, like Mcssrs.
Townsend and Dean, are contending for the
rights of the mass Of voters, a. against the
domination Of cliques, rings and "mana-
pers.n From what can learn, the people
are thoroughly alive to the issue, and are
determined to prevent REPETITION Of the In
Justice they have experienced at the hands
Of "ma sagers" who "set up" all meetings
and conventions in the interest of q select
few.
But whilst on the subject OF amending
rules, why not adopt an amendment which
would more properly express the exclusive
views and wishes of some Of the "mana-
pers?' From the frequency with which, OF
late. "carpet- dagger" a. an opprobious
epithet has been cast at those who do not
wear ring in their noses, by which to be
led bv the "mapagers," I infer that the
rnles could be easily amended 50 as to suit
the 1bosees" better than they do now.
Rule second extends certain privileges 10
''every free white citizen" Let US amend,
by adding, "who was born In Delaware, Or
has lived in the State twenty-one years
immediately proceeding the election" This
would exclude all foreigners and persons
born in other States who had not lived
here as long as boy born 10 the State, and
put them in the same category with negroes
Then, perhaps, the desire Of the "mana.
gers" for undisputed domination would be
grati6ed, and they would no longer be an.
noyed by ''carpet-baggsrs, "who, they seem
to think, have no rights, either OF feeling or
influence, which Democrat, "nstive aud
TO the manner born," Il bound to respect
=. CONSIDER.
wilmington, Del, April 20, 1875.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02
AJss0s' Locale.

AJssor Locals. F'gl
The Moot Court meets this evening. j 80
The Quickstep amateurs will play the
Athletic reserve nine Tomorrow. fF On,
The Franklin coal sold by, Geo. W. Bush
& Son burns well and leaves no cinder.
The roof trusses for the new market
house were being put In place yssderday.
VIM. ]. Morrow advertises 500 shares of
the Mechanics' Loan Association stock for
sale. ..r,s
1t is denied the that the people Of Chester
town cannot see after four O'Clock in the
afternoon.
Attention is called to Mills & Combs
patent wagon. It empties coal into the
cellar without dirt.
The "Cradle of Liberty Savings Bank"
and handsome baby coaches for sale at Nos.
9 and East Fourth street. ra1 ~"
Hanover Presbyterian Church Sunday
School will give an entertaipment on next
Wednesday evening ut ~ O'Clock.
Geo. w. Bush 4 Son, French street wharf,
have reduced the price of their unrivalled
Shenandoah and Shamokin Goals, fifty
cents per ton.
The Levy Court Of this county will meet
to day at New Castle. 1t is reported that
he Committee on Public Buildings will re-
port in favor of enlarging the jail.
Yesterday the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Company shipped the tirst car Of an order
y Which they are now filing for the new line
between New York and Philadelphia.
A Wilmington youngla bought patent
arrangem ement az substitute for the lack OF
hair on the top of her head. She had no
reason to regret It until her sweetheart
empted to kiss her and It fell of.
On Thursday evening literapy enter
sry entertainment will be given 10 the house
Of DR.. s. NJ. P. OTIS, 1907 Washington
street. The proceeds are for the Young
Ladies' Mite Society. Admission 25 cents.
An inaccuracy occurred in the The Her
AID of yesterday. 1t was stated that Mr..
Mitchell, The undertaken, met the body of
the late Chief Justice Gilpin at the depot In
Wilmington. H2 accompanied the body
from Dover. .. N
Enoch Moore, Jr., has contracted to build
4 wooden vessel OF ITO tons, for Captain
Reeves, Of Cape May, N. j. He has also
on his railway the Denwoody, belonging to
the Messrs. DUPONT and Capt. Blizzard,
which WAS somewhat injured by being
beachcd on the Highlands, N. T., some
time ago. .Hi % H'. 7aMg
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02
x.n.ruls for shs Csmesrmtal.

Yesterday morning, at eleven O'Clock, un
der The direction of Mr.. Frank A. Taylor,
the following samples of Delaware miner.
ais were shipped by rail to Philadelphia for
the Exposition:
A sample of marble from the quarry Of
Jonn g. Jackson, of Hockessin: Brandy
wine blue rock, from the qusrries OF r:p.
Tyre; = sample Of iron ore from Iron aili
near Newark. These samples consisted OF
two large pieces Of ore, one weighing i04O
pounds, and the other 64O pounds. Ex.
Governor, j. Ponder, also sent sample Of
bog iron ore; and VIM. Hayes Chandler
very fine collection Of cabinet minerals
There were besides, various other mineral
contributions.
In few days Mr.. Taylor expects to make
q shipment of similar character.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02
Tho Lo.rsr Part Of the Ps,ssnsssla.

The Losrer Part Of tho Pe'sinsssla.
Chincoteague oysters sell down there at
90 cents q bushel. 'ff '"tl.s -
Among the blasted things from the PEN
insula is :he strawberry crop. ,.7''.
On Tuesday III barrels of oyster were
shipped from Stockton to Liverpool, Eng
land. ,......,...-
Mr.. Thomas Covey, of Wicomico county,
Maryland, has . young colt with q rao-
bits tail. lTib Ei
Worcester county, Md, On Wednesday
gave majority tot $40 for . restrictive
license law. g-gs.'I e.
A half-witte negro played the part Of a
body snatcher In Church Hil, Queen
Anne's county, last week, and dug up q
child four months old that had been re-
Gently buried. The negro was arrested,
but the body has not been recovered. yg,
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADTERTISEKE ENTS,

Lost-A Watch. .,. Nv
Coal-G. W. Bush 4 Son.
Base Ball 4uides-kyan'a
Notice-t lerk of the Peace. ...
Notice County Treasurer
Boots and Shoes-M. DanaheeI
Wood and Cual-Mills Il Combs.
DR.. Buil's Cough Syrup-The Best.
Cheap Shoes-Seventh and Poplar.
Stylish Elothing-De Wolf, $40 Market,
Carpets-McBride's 78 Market street.
Notica-Mechanics L an Association.
Beds Renovated Fourth and King sts
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02
ST. STEPHENS HOTEL, 80
CHESTNUT ABOVE TENTH ST.,
Phi1ade1nhia '

Your attention is respectfully called TO
this new and elegant hotel. centrally loca-
ted, convenient to all public ofiices. p,aces
Of amusement and interest.
Furnished throughout IN the most elabo.
rate manner. No pains will be spared to
make this model hotel, pleasant and
agreeable to those who favor us with q
visit. Transient rates from - to Is per
day. Special rates TO families and perma.
THOs. ASHTON, Prop'r.
G. II. CRAWFORD, Manager. apl-ly
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02
REGIsTER'S ORDER.
EGIsTER,s ORDER.
~. REGIsTER's OFFICE.
New Castle County, March q, 1875.

REGIsTER's OFFICE.
urt,N the application Of Levi A. Berto.
lsite, Administrator o, Dillon Hutchinson,
late oi wilmington Hundred in the . said
County. deceased; 1t is ordered and direct
ed bv the Register that the ADMINISTERS.
tor aforesaid give notice of the granting Of
Letters Of Administrator upon the estate e
Of the deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof. by causing advertisements to be
posted within lorty days from the date Of
SUCH letters, in six of the most public places,
Of the County of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demal.ds against the Es.
tate to present the same or abide by an act
Of Assembly. In such case made and pro-
vided. And also cause the same to be IN
serted within the same period IA the
MORNING HERALD, 9 newspaper pupMshed
In Wilmington, and to be continued tnere-
Given under the hand and seal OF once
Of Register aforesaid, at New Castle, IN
New Castle County, Aforesaid, the day an'
~ 8. g. BIGGs. Register.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02
ONE CENT.
z. II. @. A.
The EeNrth Public Nsetin0-A Large
\fkn,axanMeA.

TAs Es,rtA Public Nsstt~g-A Large
Attendance.
The fourth public meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association took place last
evening in the Second Baptist Church,
Fourth and French streets. Tho audito-
rum Of the church was crowded to excess
with the members and friends of the Asso-
citation. The exercises Of the evening
opened with singing the coronation hymn
by the audience. Rev. Mr.. Mowbray then
led in prayer, after which Professor John
son, Of Philadelphia, sang the "Other
Side" 7
Samuel q. Scott, member of the 7. N.
G. A. of Philadelphia was then introduced
by the President, Mr.. Conrad, and made an
address Of about half an hours length, IL
which he spoke IN an interesting manner on
the christian work generally.
The exercises were continued with the
singing 'rhas'' the news" BY Mr. John
jaime. Grant, Esq, of Philadelphia was
the next speakss introduced, who addressed
the audience for about twenty minutes. In
Q psrticularly interesting discourse gEssgy,
20, to b Nothing,"a hymn, followed,
by the congregation, Mr.. Conrad then arose
kuU m2u0 . l0W IV1u6Chb9 VuElux WuNu 00l
expressed hope that the young men who
are active membrrs Of the Association, and
who are engaged in its behalf, would re-
ceive the encouragement Of the influential
men of the city, both by their liberal dona-
tions, and also BY their becoming sustaining
members of the Y. NJ. O. A. Hoe a.
He concluded with an appeal to all for
Contributions in aid of furnishing the new
rnoma nm Market atroet 20 's1l. l--l
After the singing Of the hymn, "Evsry
Hour Need Thee" by the congregation, .
collection, which amounted to sA, was
taken up. During the assembling Of tho
audience and the time occupied in making,
the collection, Charles L. Doughten presided
at the organ. The meeting concluded
about $50 with the doxology and the bene-
diction by Rev. Mr.. Mowbray. .n'cI#s1 a5-
The exercises were enjoyable throughout,
and q hope was expressed that the Y. NJ: G.
A. would give other meetings of similar
character. ..H... s1 o.. a ,.,l,-
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02

CPIRTUALIsM.-GO CONSULT LADY
y Florence, the Wonderful Seer and
Clairvoyent, the seyatEh daughter Of tne m
the lafayette Hotel, corner Of Ninth and
Shipley streets, q short time only.
Gives advice on all bu siness matters
Tells Of lost and stolen property. Tells 4
lovers, and the name Of the person you aiq
to merry. Fee, 81. All letters answeret
Hours from 8 q. m. to 10 p. m. ap15-lm
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02

THE OLD CARPET STAND OF JOHN ].
BYRNE6, r
No, IS eouth Second Street. Above Chest.
nut Street, PHILADELPHIA
RrMODELEDl REFITTED! RENEWED
take pleasure in notifying my custom
ors in Wilmington aud vicinity that the
ALTERATIONS in my p' ace OF business are now
oompieted. and I am now ready to OTTER
ther1 an attractive stock Of. CArpetings.
Mattlngs. OIL Cloths etc., ct lower prices
than evor. Call and be CONVINCED.
/ Ap24-2m JOHN u 9xHNQS
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02

Apposwsnss~t efa Notary PseNs.
Gov. Cochran has appointed John 4. Rey-
nolds, Of Middletown, Notary Public Tor .
term of seven years. -..
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02
NOTICE!

All persons having claims against TIE
seme, dulv attested, to the Administrator
a 0r:be6ure March 2lst, 1877. or abide the
Act Of Assembly in such case made ana
1''''''' Lrv1A. BERroLETTE,
a ~ $50 f Administrators.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02
NOTICES..

bTICE- hereby given to all persons
whose business or occupation requires
ate license for the present year (ls78!
J the same 10 due and payable on The 1st
/ OF June, atthe ofiices OF the Clerk of
Peace for New Castle county. -. 80
| JOHN r. SPRlNGER,,
bs Clerk NtNew Castle.
ky2-lm MA. ]. SPRINGER,
Deputy, No. 800 W. Second, Wilmington
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02

1920 Rss RTarth aa2 81 at frss esmf sr1sses ss%sss
Maine. mt lyeod
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02
LOST.

r-About $50 p. M, on West street,
y obably between Fifth and Sixth, q
Sng case Gold Watch. suitable re-
awaits the finder at the SOUTHEAST
kER SIXTH and WEST st. IT,
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02

IA DAY AT HuME.-Agents wanted
IOutflt and terms free. TRUE & CO.,
Sta, Maine. m6-lyeod.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02
WANTS..

NTKD-A 1ady's hackney, bay pre-
erred, to weigh about l.l0O pounds.
| to GEO. g. LOBDELL myl.6t
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02

WiIupjnstou, Del,
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02

Of No, 10Y East Second Street, wss in
3ctsd before his Honor, the Mayor, for
Seping his Barber shop open on sunday.
e had o hearing yesterday, at four o CLOCK
hd was honorably discharged. The infor.
kers Of the above case were James Parker
nd Augustus Ashenbach. ap2S-St
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02

EOR CORONER. :.
L Thereby announce myself as q candi.
date for the nomination Of Coroner, subject
New Castle county.
dee.2O. '75-tn I
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02
fOrICE.

MECHANICS LOAN STOCK ~. I
live hundred shares of the Sixth Series
kt issued and Tor sale, the first payment
he made on the Second Tuesday IN May
pply to WI MORROW, ESQ,
Ipl3-eod No All French street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22
Court CulLIngs.

In the Supreme Court of Ohio, in the
case Of Konenburg against the City of
Cincinnati, leave to file petition in error
was refused and the judgment Of the
Court below in favor of the city was
affirmed. This was the case for damages
assessed for widening Mcmillan street,
between Church and Kline streets.
S. r. Bates and wife against Edward
Crofton. This case was up on demur-
rer to the answer. Iu the action tor
feiture of an estate on Genessee street
had been asked on the ground that the
premises were let for purposes of pros
ttuton. The demurrer was overruled.
Elizabeth West against Enoch Hayes.
This is case in which the plaintiff
claims to recover $4,000 for the breach
of marriage contract. In progress.
The State against Burrell Dudley. A
Jury was obtained at4 O'Clock last even
ing in the case in which Dudley is
charged with the murder of his son. In
progress.
Philip Weber against Henry Schwartz.
An action to recover 81, 900 for plaintiff s
property. Verdict for plaintiff for $100.
The city, for the use Of John Bradley,
against John Drott. Suit for the re-
covery OF the amount OF a paving bill.
Verdict for defendant.
Eva q. Born against J. Steidell and
| others. This suit is brought against a
trustee, under the will of Henry Born,
| to recover an annuity which the plain
tiff claims was lett to her in the will by
the testator, who Was her son. In
progress.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22

an oyster supper last night in the lee.
ture-room OF the church, which proved
very pleasant affair.
The members of the City Council left
last night for Bellefontaine to look into
the gas arrangements of that burg. A
little more 'lighV ON the subject would
not come amiss.
f. Egery, proprietor of the Telegraph,
made a proposition TO the Board OF
County Commissioners to publish both
the Boards reports, aud that OF the Spe-
cial Committee appointed by the Court,
for the sum OF $50.
The principal topic of conversation In
all circles yesterday was the arbitrary
action OF the Board Of City School Ex-
aminers on the revocation of the certiti
cate of Miss Nettie Chadwick. Their
action appears uncalled for and, to use
a mild expression, exceeding unkind.
At a meeting of the Board Of City
School Examiners Monday, j. NJ. War
wick, who was appointed to fill the va
cancy oecasioned by the resignation o
Il. b. Davidson, presented his papers
and was admitted to take part in thu
proceedings of the Board. The Boart
now stands: s. b. Delacourt, A. Ellis
and j. M. Warwick.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22
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WILMINGTON. Nov. 2s,-Sptrits turpentine
steady at 35c.
BUFFALO, N. Y. Nov. 22.-Wheat: little
doing Corn firm at 52e. Oats: small lots asa
SIC per bu.
CLEVELAND. o.. Nov. 2?.--Wheat steady. Corn
firm: low mixed, 66c; nigh mixed. &C. Uats
steady: No. /. 4Oc. Petroleum unchanged.
BOSTON, Nov. s92.-Flour steady and firm.
Corn quiet and firm. Oats: demand moderate;
No. white and mixed, 4la46c; rejected, Slas6c.
OswEGo. Nov. 22.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat quiet: No. white Mlchigan, 81 40;
extra white Michigan, 81 d. Corn dull:
Western mixed, SIC. Barley quiet.
MEMPHIS. Nov, 22.-Flour steady: Choice
family So 50a7 0U. Corn quiet at 56a62c. Oats
firm at 47a4Sc. Lard quiet II 1aal2xc Bacon
quiet at s1a9xal0Ac. Baggng hrmat l2Ia
lYc.
BUFFALO. Nov. 22.-Wheat neglected: asking
81 20 for No, ! Milwaukee club. Corn inactive:
nominally at 81 IA a52e for No. mixed Western.
Rye and barley neglected. Canal freights firm
and unchanged.
rITTsBURG. Nov. s2 Wheat: Fair to prime
very dull: Mixed Ohio and Pennsylvania,
s2aS3c; fair mixed to prime yellow, 50a52c
Rye unchanged at 7saS0c.
TOLEDO, Nov. 22.-Wheat fairly active: am
| ber 81 "a cash, and $1al 25k December; No.
| red, 81 2Ok. Corn fairly active: high mixed,
| SIC; No. 3 5Okc; rejected, 5lc. Oats dull and
unchanged: No. 2, SIC; Michigan, 33c.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat steady: No. spring 81 10k, Novem-
Der; 81 Tx, December. Corn easy; 4She, De-