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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-12-05

CARRIER PIGEONS have actually
been caught smuggling tobacco IN
France. By the untimeiy exhaustion
of one of these birds. and its conse-
nuent tall into the Seine, where 1t was
rescued, very pretty scheme was
unfelded. 1t seems that a single
smuggier employed eighty of the
little messengers TO transport the ira
graft weed across the border with
out paying the Government revenues.
Each bird carried from a third to a
half ounce of tobacco, and in this
way the flock was rapidly enriching
the owner and swindling the State
Treasury aut of thousands of dollars.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-12-05

MCCLELLAN's plurality in New
Jersey was 1864, and he had ma
jority over all the other candidates
combined of G.112.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-12-05

CAUTION NOTICE.

EIHE TRUSTEES OF SILVER CITY
Miners Union hereby caution all boys
from disfiFuriDg their hall. by writing on the
wall, cutting he doors. hrt aking WINDOWS,
etc. Any one caught in tie act of any way
li,fipuring said building will be severely
dealt with.
BY order Of THE III sibES'
Silver City, Sept 3, 1877
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-12-05
LATEST NOVELTIES

OF Types and Printers Material, in connec
ton with our already extensive Stock, we are
prepared to execute all kinds of
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-01
Announcements.

a strangers prayer-meeting will be
held In the I. MIC. A. Hall at : O'clock
Tonight.
There will be a social and picnic on
the Camp Ground at Loveland next
thursday Tor the encouragement of cot
tage building.
The Hill-top Baseball and Social
Clun, OIL Mount Adams, VIII celebrate
their frstfgrand picnie at the HmhIantl
House Thursday, October 4.
The,Cincinnati Pork-packers' Associ.
alton will hold rtlreir annual meeting to,
day, att O'clock. Reports of officers will
be submitted, and an election held for a
Board to'serve for'the ensuing year.
The attendance of every member of the
SoMters and Sailors Memorial Ass ocis-
tion;is requested at Ane meeting this
evening AZ Tao. ;as bus OF iarpor.
tanee 10 ON hand also, read lng5 !by one
OF the comrades.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-01

Ann Read0n, 10 days; John Rehl, So;
Mary Muu'dy. costs. =
Assault and Battery-Henry Elicks,
VIC. ShannDB, b os. Kraft, Slmdn lEche,
dismissed; Andrsw Schrseti er, ,s$15.
hbbe9y-Henry Curtis. continued to
October 3, bail 81, 900.
Misce llaneous-John Wagner, violat-
Ing market ORDINANCE, ,dismissed; ;,C CUlum-
bus Washington, carrying concealed
Croft, same, $36; Carrie Taylor, petit
'LaTcH1y, dismissed; John Rodgers,
street begging, dismissed; Chas. S.
Gfoff, obs1ructing sidewalk, $5; David
q tPuneh, maHeIeps destruction, dis
missed; Mary sweeny, 5000; Mary
Lloyd, 80 days, both vagrancy: Ben.
Feiey, tcUnSfRueu to 9th of October,
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MARKETS BY TEEEGNAPH.


CLEVELAND. Uct. l. 90 fetIoleum 0taet:
oVahoaro "li'e' llo oes'' iSso.
CHARLESTON. -. G.. OCT. 1.--Ootton stead
er: MMdllng IlKc. low mludiiug WAC, 5000
ordinary 12c.
NirwpHrs r,ct 1-Flour firm = cl1ofcp '=fa,n-
,lv s7s125 ttgnrn tniuner at ,5aieap I'm shn,a
Oats nuiet at 4oo45c. in stare. PORK nuiet at
ESl450 Lard Hrm: 'tierce, lOc; keg. 10}ac. Ba-
eon firn at 8kastaRssfc. RaggHlg tull at
1asx a34kc.
pprrsurpn ,So,+ 90 ,wba.+. .ebo5co ,roy,
Observation-Disclosures Si ,sSoi,ee. MontnotJ, ,xh,eo
and anahar a. o. ds Avn atocS inIi"
iahi,%. hG ueiio,E sba1Ied ssosSn. nj~e1 S5s51n
nnr yai,n,n a., Sac uorsT ESs.an t0ie
S, Ia 19nyvG, % ss ;
Ht, Ssasec ," ,,,as, Soi,,
NV So"'0>' s9o' iis's "OA'
sn,ers staA % ~. ,, =, a., 'axt,ss sss se M 81
consin Extra al SS,ti X, pNI nnesots. SS Sa7 10
.,h,t y" %s o"s W n.aa al "a,
ree 5aa5. Tinni. % sno1 ~ Sa Tonis Ss Sas
Winns:nta NJ nsteut Su ~ S,as e. 5o ont
MiYnd and velinw sa,ssc S,sts5duII at 9tai5c
1attar for No ! white ~
''',,e- Nv ~. NV. WV. ,'I. s D,.
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lower at 81 08 Bagglng dull at 12hc. Tobacco
quiet anu firm: bright maho3any EJSa5d, do
bseeond elitss$4sa6O, fnei blacl f3aS ,kkeIRufsy
smoking $29a50.
! NIw' ORLEANS. Oct Iy-sFIour in good de-
lS;S'd AM saa a5s 1siainE upward snps1ae, Sts;
IzGraitcs, sSGIdaTl51. Corn ,aniet ami linn
at 6Ja'0c, Oats in fair demand and firm at 4Oa
40. CoEiI-Hled! auctaEd tran: AelIisat 81 So
Hay quiet and ligal: prime, SIG; choice $I6 so.
Pork strong and hIHhgr: IIelh atySAb1. hard
quiet and steady: tIerGG, 9taa9ssc: kegs, 10a
plGJsc. BtBk@!eWs sottrcc'and'iisn1:tStrouid
loose, G2zc: packed, 6Isc. M#toon strong taiid
crSt i$af';t.e tiisk5tddil Iii iii at$ S5ai H.
! PHILADELPHIA. Oct = flour firm: super
mt, ~ 90 teEtTa $5t 70: FeHhsy ETt tia family
tSIa 91is; AhnAGUTa fam 81 9h III gii ,gralts
aul patent IS j0a9 50. Wheat IrnIer: auLI3ey,
@l foH1 90: PGnlSy wanna red. 81 Asa! 80 Corn
lfm' wi tn mordt toins ?yeliow s9AGtc; mixed,
r5Sa58c' tOata suesuINs swhite WIS turn isBa34c;
mixed western, 33a35c. Rye steady atIel!tuc
Fioyislans uplet. Mess pnrS .$L4 gltl4 40 Beet
iiiifm: L;fGangFy, 2SstSu; New y ofi' n ate adfd
Bradford County extras, 24a25G; lctesocrul He
.seIye, 22t.a4 .L4gs III: fair dGn.aeKk; Western
tsaeoc. .Cheese lirm: Wcstsrn fancy, y al3s.
SIC. WHISKY Arm: WESTERN ,'$tl3.
! NEW 3YoRK. r0ct. 1l--fFiour 0idll aud ,In.
b changed. Rye Hour lsteaaty,at ;tS4A $50. Corn
| meal steady: Western, f$2 Gj;t2 w. MheaE
NO. Northwestern, VI 3Sal 40; white Western,
$ltt0; No 2tGhtoagO spTiug, Isl &8Fal '89;;N No. !
Minnesota lssprpng, Isl p4S; No. 2 Jkiilwa iikae,
Isl 39al Az; No. sred WINTER, Slta tsaI 81; Nos
milwaukee,, I,1O. barley ,Anchanged. Corn ::
! unGraded Western mixed, 5GajSc; yellow
Western d8Rbec. 90aB Unchanged. Hay
heavy: shipping, ,b5s5Gc. coffee auiet
and unchanged. Sngar dull, lhOminal anti
heavy: fair tO good .Tetiaing, S5kaSsfc; prime.
| SIC; rehueu in airtlemand at l0aIQXc. Mo-
4laaseastG9dy: grOoerytin fair deEltsHd; rJlhing
TX
khlgher and more active: fcruie, sc; refined.
1oAa154c. 'Ta1low! steady at Z l3-l6c. StFained
esin1fhchanged. Spirits OF turpentinc easier
| at 3ia341lc. Eggs firm: Western, i71fa21c.
( Pork in gAOd demand: aew mess s$a3 tSsA13,9O.
| BeefIquiet: Westelnlopg clear nlhidles SCARCE
tand- firm ct 'T1aac Lard rln active demand:
prime steam. 0.30a9'35c. hutter firm: West
GIT, u 1aale. Cncese quictatT 1falsKe. WHISKY
l nuiRt at IL Il
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The Wine Growers.

AS per annonncement the Wine Grow.
ers' Association met yesterday after.
noon at the residence OF Mayor Moore
The business of the Association was the
testing OF a number Of wines. After
the business was transacted the 'Asso.
citation was entertained by His Honor ;aa
bountiful ia hle spread WITH sdelicacias.
Several speeches were made. Mr.. Bart.
lett alluded in ieo ommandation't to the suc-
cess OF Mr.. w ERIK in producing superior
wine. Mr.. Robert Buchanan drank to
the memory of Nicholas Lopgworth,
and also complimented Mr.. Jones on his
sncoess with the Ives Seeding. The
Society adjourned TO meet at the annual
meeting the last Saturday in October-a at
their rooms in the Bacon Bnilling, north-
west corner Sixth and Walnut sireets.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-01

bu for Hooking Valley at elevator, and llal2c
delivered.
GOkE--iIhereiissaJ modBTa epIemand aAd tine
smarkst y Llln atprevious prices. 'Gas-hnuse
lsells atgc, city manufactuEed at,1cy and cEtsnen
;st'Sc per bu' at yards; and delivered TO, con-
sumers ut tboht &c -muYe per bu.
BGGS-Eie M ark etronHtins qttietRntit
with inpeueSaOe dHerings ief fs5sh at I5c per
IiaoAln.
GREEN FRJITS-Appies.ap IN limitad de-
mand, and freely Altered at$l 25a2 per brl. lB
to quality. Pears u gocd auppty, and demand
!nTOderatC at 81 25a 30 pen bl and some choice
vauet sslhGlif at$s5Sa6 or 1t 'PS,t:hys Gtre are
doteu 81 0lE}D pei'lbaIfGr igo0ti TO caIeiue, aAd
light supply. Grapes sci Ing gAJ,+ 1sa5c forG Con-
t,coTu, amt i!kal &c kDr 'CataWDa per 'lb. Gran
beFfies' 'queted$1d9 per bHt for prime to cherc !.
ftlfa B9es qTlFe atls6 s0t7ibU BCfi box. HcinUIs
fhGlIi at Sza1 81 jDpepbeN.
HAG-LheRe4isat fair idcAi 'ileHrsnd far the
hlEner;grahes with IA stesl Y alarhet,- anussel
Ing at $lQan per tonr for prime to choice timo-
liugH eeted, andhefd 1T ~ 0Ua0 B1 pei ton, rs tC
qualify.
tIasakR 4The, dAMaAl ls only anoaefate lie fol
rough dAentuekY. buttthere is a uigut SUI ply
aud notRlar.k ct rem aims steady Az G auOte it
Sf25af3! 'per ton On arrival. Dressed quote l. ga
0c per ~ Tor i0bblpg lots on -arrival.
ApILL H'kHD-Bran Is utttet, With moderate
denIant auu uuiiMited,OAoriDgs At tSl par ton.
pStRils dnlltand Ae n ausI3a1a a1er ton. nlA1
dlll}ss auketAnu qaate Sl1aal yer tea, ,stlll In
i'bulk on arrival.
MOLAssES-New Orleans syrup is quoted
3ba5bo pefgallun fDr faGr to ippinle, N1i6hsfa il
9onsumntyye ,detnaHd IRnd steady. :ReAaed
syfgps. dulland quoted 5VcaSl per gallon, las to
Qualify.
| 0HS-+Steady market and fair demand for
ilnseed 'at&5oc per gallon Refined petroleum
seilisg we'd at'14a16cp igalon, ias'to tire test.
E&era lardioil quletat 73a1pc per gallon, cur
| 4. Mt make.
PO OEAIuES-The receipts ARE moderate
; though ample and the ,nliLeket is steady and
quiet under Il lfmitel demand. We quote 35a
dc par buon arrival, and held about to- more
in s5ere lousc. backed qaoten 81 49t1 80 per
fJorl. Sweet potatoes m good supply and freely
bofIared att$1 I0a2 per brf.
| .E,OCL LR1-TheEe are liberal offerings, and
| the. marKet is quieJ for Chickens with mod
crate demand and selling at So s5a2 so per tloz
I'forot aua VI 25al rs fer young.
| SALI-Market steady anu quiet, and OHIO
| River and Kanawha,i ia selling ut S1,25 cper brl
| OF q bushels, and moderate demand. Foreign
dull at I'll G0al Us per sack fUruoarse Liverpool
and a1a3Jc ayer .bu for Turks Island.
SEED4CLOyer is qnist aud demand qllot-
crate at Sise on arrival slld i0c per lb I'M store
Timothy Is, quotQd,$l 35al,4 per hA on arrival,
and 81 45al 30 in Store. Flax seed selling ut
81 15a1' ~ per bu.
SUd.Ak--aio,lerate demand and quiet mar
ket ut thefoll0wing prices: New Orleans sa
vac ;fm raw and ~ hallG for eiarItiea; yellow
refined 9a9tae, extra ~" 9%alOkc, Il" a" white
lo&alQ%c, hards. l1sa4l54c,iand cat loaf l2c
per ID.
rALLOW--Liberal receipts and mark ct
easy foreoWttry at n nc per lb, packed, and
moderate demand.
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sN1ALRR4ACHHCE.

A Young Girl the ViCtim-The Ar.
rust OF - Wsana Olfwrg ed with
she Eltnle.
Theme camelto ;tn light of day y ost er =
day crime little short '0f Tnurdor in
tthe first fiegKse, by whieh young Ger
man servant maid named EVA ;Gruen,
about twenty-sisx years old, WAS brought
to most miserable death,
This girl, whs is desapibed as a very
attractive young lady, has been en-
ployed for some time in and about the
city doing house woRk. Her parents
hye' In IouisvlHe, and the only relative
here is a steprsist About three
mdnths since she was employed by
Captain w. "A. &ohoenle, of the NoIfs-
Dlatt, and, although it was known she
Eept>eohpany, there was nothing TO ex-
cite susplcion i'll any way.
Last Tuesday afternoon a young man
came to tire house, Capt. Schoenle him
self answering the call. The man asked
whether Eva Gruen lived there, and
Capt. Schoenle, not knowing the girPs
last name, went back to ask her. She
SAID her name was Gruen, and went in
to see the caller. The two had long
conversation. The girl had appeared
downhearted all day, and in the evening,
alter this Interview, she told the
behoenles that she must 90 to see her
parents In Louisville about some family
matters. she would be back by Sun
day, thatis, yesterday morning.
She left on Thursday, and although it
is not known certainly where she went
or what she did, it is thought she went
to her step-sister in Corryyllle, and from
there to a friend named Birs. adler. wuo
lives at No. 531 Nam street, Mrs' Ad.
Ter, it is said, brought her to Mrs. Min
ME dehle, who lives in the third story
at No. 25l Central avenue. Here she
was delivered Of "a fetus.
On Saturday morning she was in a
dangerous condition, and DR.. Williams
was called IN, las she grad ually grew
worse. DR.. Maley was called In con.
sultation. The physicians suspieioned
the worst, and a sharp aoross.examina
,ti0n sDfMns. Noble revealed the faot that
she had used instruments upon tue uu-
fortunate girl. The girl also admitted
these things, aud chaEgea that her be.
trayer. and the man who caused her to
be brought to this place, was a clerk
named Y. W. Aoge, who lives at Hart
well.
Shielded at an early hour yesterday
morning.
Nj re-. MeAle was arrested aud taken, to
the County Jail, where she now denies
having confessed to the ,phvsicians, and
claims that she ''had done nothing
wrong" The Inquest Will luiIy develop
the facts OF the case, and wild, without
doubt, crminate this woman.
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Local Personals.
Judge Cox is in Wash ingtun. D, 1

Judge Cox 10 in Washington, Dc.
The Barlow, Wilson, Primrose IL West
Minstrels are at the Gibson House.,
Ex.supervising Architect A. B. Null
lett is inthe cfty on his way to ColUra.
do.
Iawren ce Barrett (the trage dian :, and
company arrived at the Burnet last
night.
Mr.. "A. H. johnson, of Paris, aud Rep.
resentative OF the Inman Line OF s team
ships, is iu the city.
Mr.. Euoch Taylor, Secretary of she
Chamber of Commerce, LETT Saturday
evening for the South.
Judge Stowe, OF the Court of Common
Pleas, of Pittsburg, Pa, visited our Po-
liceGourt-this morning.
A dispatch from Paris says that MFR.
Adam A. kramer, OF this olty, register ed
at the Herald office Saturday.
Mr.. Robert Morgan, of the printinp
house of Russell, Morgan IL CO., has re.
turned from his strip TO New York.
Mr.. Ed. M. fspangenberg, one of our
Well-known -attUrneys, wsfs married Sat.
urday evening to Miss Lizzie Harris.
Mr.. Whitelaw Reid, editor ;of the New
York Tribune, was In the city Saturday.
He is now visiting his mother in Green
County.
Gen. Charles W. Karr, Adjutant-Gen.
eral Of Ohio, was caned Saturday by the
board of officers who prepared the code
of regulation for the Ohio National
Guards.
Col. William Cullen CASTOR, Past
Grand Worthy Patriarch OF the Sons OF
Temperance of Ohio, addressed union
temperance meeting last night at the
Poplar.Street Church.
Mr.. Charles Gayler, who comes to
Woods Theater this week with '.I.oye
Among the Roses" his new an d succe ess .
full play, is at the Grand Hotel, with
Hiss Hughes and the others of the com.
pany. Mr.. Gayler was manager of the
National Theater in 1Sf7, and produced
his trst'play in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Henry Hardeback, of Covington,
and Miss Annie Windler, daughter OF
the weli-known grocer at the corner oi
Mound and Longworth streets, rhfs city,
will be married next Wednesday after
noon at the Holy Trinity Church, on
Fifth street. The reception will take
place at the residence of Mr.. FL. Harde.
beck, ST., ON the Lexington Pike, Gov.
ington.
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The COJzfMs
POLICE,

Drunk kenness-Patrick Wimsey, new
trial granted. case dismissed; John
Rooney, $40; Johanna MCNAMARA,
5000; Jerry Leara, So; Pat. Holland,
So; Pat. Dore, costs; Henry Altner, $5;
Thos. King, 80 days; Bartley Dona-
hue, SO.
Disorderly Conduct-Mary Connolly,
10 days; John Ferrick, continued to De-
tober5; William Rearden, costs; Henry
Mendenhall, S5; George Burton, Ed. Nc
Donnell, f. v. Dey, dismissed; Annie
Jones, ELLA Robinson, $40; Daniel Has
kins, Adam Wagner, So aud costs; j. ii.
Kiptan, Christ. Epting, dismissed; Alex.
tinney, Jacob Pepler, John McCor-
mack, Benz. Fox, COSTS; Mich. Hoeffelle,
70; George LorIey, dismissed; Anton
Aasseal. days; Stephen HoaSh,
80 days; David Punch, $40;
Thos. Conners, 80; Pat. Carney, 80 days ;
Thos. Ahler aud Fred. Reagan, costs;
James Dunham and Weston Clark, 70;
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-01

The following deaths have been plaost
on record since our IasterapdDt:
Maria Steiddr, 91z yrs, city.
Tiflie Rau,, 8 yrs, lc4ty.
Matki tS ID .4GrRves, 81 yrs, Alabama.
NJ. 10. 6rbttith, 70 yps, ctty.
J. Hall Powers, ,i8Prs, Vermont.
IPnank NirnGls, ~ mos, eity.
Blanche orcaIelie, TahUs, city.
Prank Koib, 7 yrs. city.
fOrto Etshotf. 13'raos, City.
Mary "A. Donerty, ~ yrs, city,
Mamie Loregan, 2 yrs. civ.
Jane Harper, 80 yrs, Ohio.
Alice Benson, 2yrs, Gity.
Louis Kaiser, % yrs. Germany.
Gamma Hennessy, V yrs, En- gland.
James Kelly, " yrs, IRELAND.
Harriet Patten, !75 yrs, Teaiessee,
Martin HohaatEsr, u yr, city.
Mary Boyer, $50 yrs, ireland.
1asI'fck Oeyne, 30 yrs, Ireland.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-01

He recognized Henry Curtis as one OF
the. party.
On Friday night Curtis WAS arrested,
anu Kennedy 'went TO o1he Central Sta
ti1n and identified hm. anu made 'ah
affidavit against him. The prisonerwas
arraigned IN tire Police C0urttHis mornr
ing, and had his case ttoCketed for
'Wednes day, Oct. 8. Bali$1.gJO.
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SPORTIN G NE VS.
B8sesbaH.

The Reds defeated the Chicagos Sat.
urday by a score Of II TO 10. The second
inning, in which Our boys made seven
runs, six Of which were earned, lasted
an hour, and the game, after the sixth
inning, had to be called, owing to dark
ness. Pine following is the SCORE:
Innings. ................. 8
CIncinnfstt ts,. ........... 0 Z 2 o 2 Oil
Cbicagos. ............ ....-..4 o 0 a .0-l0
Runs earned-Cincinnatfs ., Chicagos4.
Total bases on clean hits-Cincinnatis 18,
Chlcagos IL.
Two base hits-Barnes !, Anson 2, Bred
leyl.
Three -base hits-Meyere l, Foleyl. +Boothl.
The Ravens de feat ed the White Stock.
ings yesterday, on the Ravens grounds,
by, a score oi'6 TO /.
The :Bostons at Boston defeated the
Haftfords 8 to Saturday.
At Louisville the st. Louis Browns
suffered defeat at the hands of the
Loulsvilles. Score to2.
At indianapolis the Hoosiers were
beaten 6 to 0 by the Terre Haute
Browns.
The Browns defeated the Rileys yes
teruay afternoon at the Cincinnati Ball
Park by the folio wing score:
Innings. ........1 2 B Is IS Z -
Browns" Q 4 Q 0 0 2 Al
Rlleys-....-.~....'0 u 0 70 0 0 . l. 2
The Turf.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. Livery thing
is ready at the Jockey Club course for
the weeks races. A large number of
horses are on the grounds. The track
is in excellent condition, and each day
will no doubt realize the promises of
fl sport. The programme Tor to-mer-
row is as follows:
First Race-Assocfation purse of $3.50,
dash OF one and quarter miles. En-.
tries, Harpef's Ten Broeckand Vests
Courier.
Second Raee-Ehe st. Leger stakes
for three-year-olds, dash OF two miles,
500, pay or pay, club to add $1,000. .Rey-
nolds, Felicia, Harpers Longfellow,
Dunn's Waw O'Naisa, Williams g
Ovens Vera Cruz, .Gratz's Spring
branen, Buford's Lizzie Whips, and
Jennings Huntz's Concord are entered.
Third Race-Ass sociati0n purse OF $780,
mile heats. Eatrfes, BWalt's Emma
and Buiord's Yetton.
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~ "a cOmmu nleatlon from Residents on
.NDr6h and South avenues, agreeing. il
the beard Will lay a line or water main
alnhg said avenues, to place ON thetr
premises, at their own expense, water
meters, and to pay for water as regis
1eksa ny eaId meters, was filed.
s. Go. asking permission to erecL a niocs
IN front of their drug atIhe corner
Of Sixth and Vine, was referred to the
Engineer. NA0
Adjourned.
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marriage LRCeIpheis.

Inc following marriage Licenses were
'ssued since our last report:
Chas. Nolder and Susie Billingsly.
A. Wldmann and Anna Heberle,
Ihos. L. Sergeant and Ida ManselI.
Y. Burkett and Bridget Hedermen.
Nelson Perrin and Ella Keck.
a. Dleterlch aud Mary s.teger.
Is. Iauber and Hannah Rain.
Z. shanahan and johanna Donovan.
I. Almmerand Dora Heis.
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HOGs-TAre,seHingnt "a 50a51 Tor common,
IS 2Oa5 SO for fair to good light, KS tVa5 40 for
far TO good packing, and S. 50a5 80 for select
butchers, with an active and firm market.
.GATTLE-Selting at 80 9Oa2 go for common,
E$2 75a3-5 for medium. S3 Ija4 50 for. good to
cnoice, and 81 Fia5 g5 for fairto good shipping
per GENITAL, aand market steady with fair de
mand.
sffEEP-We quote common TO medium 50 50
3.25, andgood to choice r$3 50a4 b0,per GENITAL,
and the demand is only moderate bnt with a
EsteadY marker.
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The Robbery of Capt. Anschutz.

The Robbery OF Capt. AnschntZ.
1t will he remembered that Capt. Phil.
Ansohutz was robbed last April of$3, 800,
Under the N wpoRt Bridge. The villains
seemed to have lett no clue whatever by
which they could be detected. Butuow
Moses Kennedy actually teetiies that
he saw the robbery that night white
coming over the Suspension Bridge.
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THE residence No. 1889 Madison
street, 'ODyington, occupied by air.
David III. Comlngore, Treasur-
er of the Amazon Five In.
surance Company, of this city, was bur-
glarized Sunday morning of $500 worth
of silver ware.
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI, Oct l-7i:3O 2. NJ.
Gold easy at 1923 buying and LOB selling.
Gold checks quoted l03H.
Eastern exchange steady and quiet. We
quote ltparbuy ing and i 10 premium selling.
Sterling exchange is IN moderate demand
and quoted I'd 1871 Tor ieht and "a SO for SIXTY
days bills per E in gold.
GoVerDment.bonds are easy to-day, and rates
havea downward tendency
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RIVER TNTELLIGENCE.
jkSpeEkaIsltO to the staff

OIL GITY. Pa. Ocit I-l9s5S a. M.lAiie-
gheny River inches and stationary. 14ler-
mometcr 10. Weather clear and warm.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Oct. 1--0:44 A. Nj
Monongaliela River feet inches anu ,sta,-
wv Gather fair.
CHARLESTON. W. VA, Oct. 10 A. M
Kanawaa River 1 foot II ,iudhes itnti .Iaa ling
slowly. Thermometer u. Wsather clear and
calm.
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The Board met in regular session
this morning, President John &. Bell il,
the chair.
THe following payroll for the past
week was ordered maid:
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For 'POlnerOY.

MONDAY. lst. at z. A.. ,POSIElEELY,
xEg m. FANNIE UUGAS, j. McAIlisterr
lySlsas$5s Master. For'freight or pass -ap
A2fkz7E3As9& Itly on heard.
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2d. at p. NJ. POSITIVELY,
e,se.x= ,s w. P..TdfShAPSON. N. Hod. IN knJteies.
Master. APPLY on board or 60
W. 5. Getty, j. 1. DoHnanl u te,,
j. Cunningham. J. 5, Robinson. Agents.
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Cincinnati Live STOCK Marke ct.

The following arc the receipts and Shipments
Of livestock for tile past As hDurs:
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H,Vrl4OasIsNials,.

THts DAY, 1st, at 5 T. NJ. P0StFIy ELE,
sss n GENERAL PIKE, B. ,Aerriglsqs,
lt5SsSssSA5,. SA,a .Is Master. Freight received ~ all
hours IN w haFl boat. foot of Niue
street. IL. Nj. Wade, superluse.IenO -,.s
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The following is the L:3O u. ~. nepnrt OF New
York Stock Market. as received ,Dy Lea, ,Ster-
rett 81 Co., 2S West Third street:
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RHIslDaY, lst. ,nt5 r.. Nj MJfDsrrbVElT,
sy-4s - 6 ANITE SIAHE, Wa& ApSar
LJJIlssSsn 6IsSn.f Master Freight reaeived ~ ,au
hours on W haff-boat, foot 0E Bloal-
WAY W. Honshell, snpertntentlert.