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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-23
NOTICE OF
SHERlFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION AND
ID decree of foreclosure. and order of sale,
issued out of the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District in and for the County of Hum
boldt, state of Nevada. ON the 9th day Of June
A. d. 1877, and to me directed and delivered,
upon Judgment and decree of foreclosure,
and sale recovered in said Court, on the It'll
day of April D. 1877, in favor Of James Boyd
plaintiff, and against Alexander Wise, defend
ant, for the sum of 81 $50 U. 8. gold coin,
with interest thereon at the rate of one per
cent. per month from the 31st day of Decem-
Der, 1874, until paid, and one hundred and
ffty-six dollars U, s. gold coin, attorneys
fees. and cost of suit taxed at 500 20 in like
coin, and expenses of sale, all in q. :. gold
CON, and bg which / was commanded to sell
the mortgaged property hereinafter described
at public auction, according to law, to the
highest bidder for cash U. S. gold coin, or
sufficient thereof to satisfy said principal, in
terest, costs and expenses of sale, and to ap-
ply the same to the payment of said sums.
The following is description Of the prop
erty authorized to be sold by virtue of judg-
ment decree of foreclosure and order of
sale, to wit:
All that certain tract, piece or parcel of
land situated in the county of Humboldt,
State of Nevada, and more particularly
described and known as the Alex. Wise
pasture, located about one half mile below
NC to"H VI "tiinNIi"NO"' Nt 'hO IL itilopIu'
river, and containing two thousand t2,C00l
acres, more or less.
Therefore, pursuant to said judgment and
decree, and in obedience toits requirements,
will expose to sale at public auction to the
| highest bidder, f r cash in hand, payable only
in United States gold coin, at the Court House
| door. in Winnemucca, Humboldt County
Nevada, on
SATURDAY, THE Both DAY OF JUNE
A. D., 1877.
| At one O'Clock P NJ. of said day all the right
| title, and interest of said defendant Of in anC
| TO the said above described property, now had
or had December 3lst, 1874, or at any time sine
| then acquired, to satisfy said judgment anC
| decree.
Given under my hand at my Office in Win
nemucca, Humboldt county, Nevada, this III
! day of June A. ID. 1877. G. A. KYLE
sheriff Of Humboldt County, Nevada
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-21

Persons desiring Business, dealers
and all others wishing the very best
and latest Improved Sewing Machines.
should send for Circulars and Terms to
SAMUEL HILL,
40 New Montgomery street
TmAr2 sam Francisco.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JULY l. 187-QUADRUPLE SHEET

be dead OF the events which occur Russian MILL
Tar ssy howevsr always str ns.hea the markets
press rue tone business being small when done and dir
weeks settlement Is again very small no aras
spsrion' |. either direction beng ATTEMPTED ON
seesnse s, the ku-siAns had sssd ths Danube. ON
pally communicate from Paris On rssssay there was
ysy ,s rise chi G Sss.uss nshg heard OF
sian succ sses in the Doodscna
protect against speculative ssiss On "Wednesday
sssi ~as ss ssa tho mai" wa.
s,o sass ~ hoss who had to deve.
shoaght to be favorable % The ioealiza,ion Of ths
r smnsss s s' on ss: wa. aseCrs ros
was oecssioned BY weaker prices from Paris make,
ssoss mere sseos Of The n s 'S On
,ne y;s week Rusaus are better French Italian and
ssn enough 70 conclude tho war before winter
tue assumed prospect OF It's remaining low NOS without
nasnss upon the pseua,ivs markets Cheap
sowS work spo a'sqs"s e.. the supplies OF %
e
collapse spesa.is" nsaks The course eoa
ps "ss ana .dy is w
marked "av anse This the result Of
more dstinetivsiy tracs"Sis to Tho non.ssaar@a,oa
vote he on SnaaS Sas BE s, wCSd ,.
slight relapse tho sales money Toward The Of
ydsd assns.. and il for stock realized
money price in other stock the
stocks in middle Of the week was not sccompani.a
conespondin- movement in consos On balance the Hd
apparently had ss G'nsS on states
rspor ser a s u tho
Issue o me new Tour cents Railway stocks continue
tiunk and coal lines Tho ratification OF agreement
between tue two cable COMPANIES TO have eNe
which q on the week; the Anso.X%erican havs
L..
months bank bills being 2,s cent the tall has
been At an speed OF every the end OF
May, when "a per cent was quoted.
LoSpoS Juno 30 4 SOP NJ.
Paris advces quote per cent rcntes I06E eoc for the
PARIS Juno 30 1877.
m LONDON June 80, 1877.
Silver Is quoted to-day at SO l5-l6d per ounce
COMMERCIAL.
LONDON June 20, 1877.
Most OF the Mincing Lane markets remain quiet show
ing little alteration from There has been
speculative demand for rice rather hrhe
tons During the ry part oi the week the coffee market
was active with better but aerward became
subdued and portion o the supply brought TO auc lon
last s sss sale s Of Ss r as
Company. ON Thursday, prices were Irregular. although
has recovered from the last quoted Tea
mains inactive vcry low rates were accepted for some
dull e'nS'' at public '''s sA'p''r' and spices are
AsrwKRr, June 30. 1877.
Petroleum. 2sr for fine pale American.
Skw YORK PRODUCE ExcHANGE REPORT
LIVERPOOL June 80. 1877.
Pork-Easten dull at 7os Western dull ~ 5Os bacon
Gumber"nd cut dull At 32s short rib dull u sos long
dull ABS Shoulders dull at 27 Bsslnda mess dull
s au s at % s emTT d% at &
steady At 41 3D. spirits .urpsr,ins steady r. ass Kosn
'. steady at @ s' ar LAIRD M & s
Extra state dull at POS. Wheat l spring duh at
% IA" ao h At Ne @ monte n ss
Corn-Mixed soft steady Vt 23s sd.
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NEW MAIL WAGONS.

Tho new mail wagons just completed for Mr. George
X OTIS the contractor TO transport the mails 10
and from steamers and railroads to the Post once,
assembled at the Post Ulice at Yesterday where
Postmaster James and his superntondents Colonel r.
A. Hutchings, James II. Hill and others inspected
them. The forty-one wagons were then formed In
line. with different numbers Of horses attached, from
one to four each Mr. Otis and hts superintendent
led the caravan In buggy, aud mounted policemen
acted as an escort The wagons built according to
furnished by the Post Oicc Departments
Vi Washington, aud have every appearance belong
Ing TO mcnagero rather than the Post Once Depart
ment. SAN tho wagons are very handsome aud well
adapted To the service 10 which fboy be applied
All the drivers uniformed In blue navy clothes with
Post ONCE brass betons aud white caps The contract
Of Dodd's Express Company expired midnight last
nieht, when Mr. OTIS commenced the nling OF his
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THE WAGES OF SIN.

David Cory, OF New Haven, Conn. on Saturday
last lott home. Reaching Hunters Point he started
on the southern Railroad to 20 to Patchoguc but was
miscarricd TO Rockaway, where he stayed some time.
Coming back as far ~ Valley Stream, he stated that
had been robbed Of his watch and money at Rocka-
way. On the same evening took walk up tho rail.
road track, aud about hapast nine o'clock was found
IN cump OF bushes apparently IN great distress Hs
was conveyed 10 Charlicks Hotel, where he said 40
bad been Knocked duwB by two mcn ~ masks who
robbed him and threw him across the rails. Dc
huichcson being called, however, found sympoms of
POISONING and administered antidotcs whIcn saved
Corry's lie Hc tneu confessed that he had been i,v.
ing with another mans Vile a. New Haven, bad been
shot at several ,cs ahd ~ last conoiudsd v kiu hr
self BY taking strychniae
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Alb x Sus IiR..
NUMERICAL REPORT.

COTTON ON The SPOT Lice. HIGHER Fu-
rUREs CLOSED srEADY--FLoUR DULL
WHEAT NOMINAL AID LowER--coRN EAsrER--
OATS DULL AND LowER--wHIsKEY FIRM
PORK QUIET AND LOWER LARD LowER-PE-
TRoLEUM CLOSED sTEApY--sprKrrs TuRpEN-
TINE sTEADY-RosiN FIRM--oILs STEADY
COFFEE sTEADY--sUGAR TIRM--FBErGHTs
MODERATELY ACTIVE.
SATURDAY, June 30-6 p. NJ.
The trade movement was very slow, though scarcely
more 70 than usual on Saturdays On Change nour
was dull and In buyers favor. Wheat dull, lower
and nominal. Corn was easier, with a moderate do
mand. Oats dull and lower. whiskcy firm. Pork
aud lard quiet and lower Freights were about steady
Cotton the spot was 1-l6c higher. Futures closed
steady Coffee was steady Sugar firm. Oils and petro-
ieum steady. Rosn arm and spirits turpentine steady
Corrsx Rio wss quiet. but steady 500 bags sold ex
La Place, IsSc. for strict good ordinary to low fair.
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The following w-ro the sales Of
FORK, as ofIlciiliy reported -
n EMORAN D..

MEMORANDA
The Hannibal and ST Joseph Railroad Company
entered into possession yesterday of the assets
Of their Land Department fund. This was by
hnal order of the United States Circuit Court
for tho District Of Massachusetts, before which
appeared by order OF the State OF Missouri coun-
sci duly authorized to protect the interests of the
State. The decision Of the Court covers In favor
OF the railroad company $5.0O0,0O0 The value
of the assets coming 10 the company nearly fol-
lows VIZ LAND mortgage notes, $780, 600, ana
10000 acres land worth at $40, $780, 00o Total
So $4,000 II will require to pay or the floating debt
about $4,000 and for necessary and permanent i'm.
provements further OF $500, OoO Total.
$1,000 900. The balance OF about 81 500 600 will be
placed with the Union Trust Company as trustee to
the payment Of interest and principal Of the
bonds of the company as they scvcralIy ma
turc. Mcssrs David Jones, A. W. Grecnleaf and
Horuce II. Porter we're to-day chosen directors in
place OF +. q. Billings, W. II. Nelson and b. +. Car
vcr, resigned
The committee OF the Stock Exchange to-day passed
a resolution closing the Board from Tuesday next until
the following Thursday ~ eleven A. NJ.
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS At rHE oprIcr or rur
ASSISTANT TREASURER UNITED sTArEs AT
NEW YORK, MONTH ENDING JUNE 80 1877
May 81, 1917, by Oaiabce. $l33 1890
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MIR. sELIG MANS PROPERTY.

In the matter Of the suit OF John W. Pierce
to forcciose n mortgage Tor $4,000 property
owned by Mr.. Joseph seIgman IN Mount Pleas
ant, wes,chestcr county, ". Y, motion made
yesterday before Justice Pratt, In tho Supreme
Court Judgment was entered for plaintiff, thcre being
no opposition. Mr G. ~ Bovec was appointed reierco
to compute the interest. aud an extra allowance OF
$500 grnntcd by the Court. II reported that
the proceedings ars Of a friendly nature, being dn.
signed for the purpose OF pericctng tito prop.
crty, certain parties who said DO insoveut hav-
ing interest In the estate
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Mild coffee steady 5000 bags Maracabo aud 800 bags
Laguayra sold private terms We quote :-ordinary
cargoes l7c l7ae; iair do. 1896; good 2o,ic
prime do 2o'sc 2OAc. extreme range for lots lie.
22tsc: Santos, fair to gocd lvi.c tc gold. 80 days:
Java government bags. DE 23e. do. grass Is. a,c
2ie singapore. lec 2Uisc. ceylon, l9c. Gle. Mara
eaiey isc 2oise Laguayrs, i9c 2oc Jamaica I]sc
i9isc ST. Domingo. 16lsc l6iic Porto Rico, Ike
zoe. Costa Rica. isc 2ic; Mexican. Isle i9lsc;
Macassar. l9c. 2ic Ansosura Issc 2Osc ssvana.
lsc 2uc.; CurScoa lie "a I9c
coTos The market tor spot cotton closed strong at
further advance OF llbc also higher aud
closed steady. with advance for day ~
points The closing prices to-day with Fridays
we zs follows:
I'll y...
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EUROPEAN MARKET
FINANCIAL. =

On the Stock Exchsrss the sp.suistiv. S"'i marx /
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MINING SHARES.

The opening quota OF mining shares In San Fran.
cisco, officially reported. were-Gould Il Curry, IL
Savage, ~; Cholar Potosi, 81; Uphir. 1ik; Hale Il
Norcross, g.; Grown Point, 4; Yellow Jacket II;
Bclcher, 5a; Imperial, IL; Virginia Consolidated "a
California, "a; Overman. IA; Raymond 4 Ely, s.;
Eureka e. ", 3; Best and Belcher, 81; Kentuck 4;
Uuon Consolidated 5ls; Alpha. 12; Meadow Valley,
TX; Sierra Nevada, AZ; Mexican, 1875 Caledonia,
5; Silver Hill, 2; Eureka Consolidated, 19 Justice,
~; Julia Consolidated, 2H. The Board adjourned
anil Thursday, July 8.
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55,s2e. s25 SO, SO, ,o5o
). sls.os5.S7s s2i, 100, ,45o Inc. s2.5s4,s7S

legal req'ts SIS 6s5.57S s2l 450 Inc s. 554,s75
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds we're srong aud higher and closed
nrm At the following quotarons-Uned States SKIES,
1881. registered, llo5s Ill; do do, do, coupon,
ll4T ll5s do do, lve-twentes, 1865. new regis
tered. 1868 106Z; do do, do, coupon, do, l09z
1o9X do do, 1867, registered, lost< 1o9hs; do do.
do, coupon 1l2H ll2h do. do, 1865. registered lll
a112; do do do, coupon, 1l5 ll6; do DO, ten-or-
lies reRistsred. 1l2k l12A; do do, do. coupon,
ll2X aIl3,(; do Owes. registered, lll1 y l121s do
do, coupon Ill< ll2k; do 4H's, 1891, registered.
loSx 1851; do. do, do, coupon loSh slos's do.
currency SKIES, LIB l23k.
BONDS
Railroad bonds we're quiet, and tho only changes
were:--An advance OF IN in Hannibal and ST. Joseph
aghts convertibes, u in New York Central skies Of
1883, 4 In Burlington and Quincy sevens and Ohio and
Mississippi seconds There was decline OF per cent
In Toledo and Wabash convertibles otherwise there
were changes.
SHARES.
Tho sales Of city bank shares were Continental at
esh SIS North America at S4 IL Metropolitan at 124x
ana 35 Park at l02X.
STATES TREASURY
Special now circulation issued during June $50 ooo
for which s64s 900 legal tenders have been retired
The Treasury holds $685., ,6s0o00 In bonds TO Sc
bank circulation aud S1SS50000 to secure public
deposits. Bonds deposited for circulation for week.
81 62O, 900; amount Withdrawn, So l00, 000 Bank cir
cuIation outstanding-currcpcy notes. sale, 300 00o
gold notes. $1.43O,000 Revenue receipts to-day,
$3.50 600; total for fiscal year, 5000 900, being
$l000OO0 less than the estimates Customs receipts
Today $3.50 900; total Tor nscal year, $120 500 oo0
Bank received for redemption to-day, s1oo0o0o
total TOR week, s5,20o,000
The following is official statement of tho United
States currency outstanding at this date:-
DID demand notes.. s..........'......... $oa yo2 %
Legal tender notes. 3o9, I69 3D. %
Notes OF 1863. .............. ......... 90 2S5 90
compound interest notes.. 3OO 26O w
Fractional currency.... ~, l31 81
,Sto OF
BANK REDEMPTION.
The following statement of the operations OF the
National Bank REDEEM ption agency for the month OF
June and Tor the fiscal year ending this day, III COM
pared with the corresponding periods Of last year.:
Notes Disposed Of For June. For the Fear.
Notes 1T for circulation as
sorted and returned 10 the
banks of $1s 9le 700 $15l, ,o7o 800
Notes unfit for circulation as
sorted and delivered to the
Comptroller OF the Currency
Ior destruction and replace
with notes. 6,446,000 g. 51S, 800
Notes of iailod, liquidatng and
reducing banks deposited IN
the Treasury Of the United
States. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,o14sOo 244So. 700
Totals for 1877. $2S, $50 900 $23s O2S 900
Totals Tor 1876 81 327, 900 DOL 049, ,755
Increase. sIo5a, 800 $as,s7s.s45
rS,o
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FINANCIA

fvHIRTYFIFTH DIVIDEND
l. Union Diue ,avir sssf
Broadwav SD Il. 4It
The trustees have declared a W f..-l lalfN4a Al cha
rate OF five per cent per annur al Iat -tf
mained deposit tbs .rst ~ :. nsf.i ID. ..s
aud after July Is iS77 a~,it.s ar 81 Aef,f~
July 10 will draw interest frc n fiq .s.- tstt0a h, i
dime 5000 Omen Ell, rrni io t. IA ~ I.ai. =.
evenings. 3 to T.
NAPO .ftiI 4 tAfgfe ff,.It.fI I
G. ;. CHAPLIN. Treasurer
THOMAS FLOYD JoHss, U-fefarf
THE CHATHAM NATl,44f. HANr if4 IEtt lf)'eAY
i New YORK. Jane ~ ls51 --ti pttaia-a sa'r.-an.
nual dividend oil our per fres tas hIs naai tnir
day declared. payable stockh1 er r..
second day OF July rhs transi. ts.iL ge,pl
closed from this date nt July = "a. ". 8llf l.shj.f
TINTED STATES
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22

Dr. VESTS lesson at o'clock to morrow, in
the Y. Nj. c. A. HAL, will be from John xxi,
l-H.
Prof. marlborough Will talk to the young
men and their friends at the Y. NJ. Z. A. Hal
tomorrow night.
The Cincinnati Army and Navy Society will
have al annual banquet ON Thursday, January
II, at the BurneJ House.
Rev. Mr.. Morgan, of st. Johns p. E. Church.
will lecture tomorrow night on the subject OF
IAN Expose Of Ritualism.'
The Biological SocIety will hold an election
for seven hi eCtors of the Society, at the Mer
chants Exchange, between and O'Clock r
NJ, January7.
Mrs Brooks, the woman who attracted so
much attention at tine centennial last year by
her butter mOlding, began private exhibition
OF he art in the room over WloWelPs store
week. she may also give Il public cXh bitlOu.
The daily gospel temperance meeting, held
at 2J0 Vine street, under the auspices OF the
Woman's Christian temperance Union, will
be continued during the coming week at T.
Nj. The sun ay service will be conducted by
Mrs 5. K. Leay,t t., commencing at Z. III. All
are cordially Invited.
Rev. Henry TucKley, Pastor of st. Johns NJ.
E. Church, Will have charge OF the special
services Tomorrow, as follows: Christmas
sermon at IL o'clock A. NJ, subject, "Ih,
Birth OF Christi" Sunday school, with Christ
mas concert, at 2:30 O'Clock, T.. Nj. subj Gct
''lhe Wonderful Name;" Christmas Mosaic
for hurch AMI school, at 1880 O'clock r. M
subject, "Jesus, the King Of Kings"
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ClNUINNATI DAILx MAxkEr.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 22-2P. N

"
FLOUR-ihe market remains quiet and
steady faney gfaues quoleq 20 100 o2aa; W. ralnlly
brands az 80 OVID %. EAora D lo2o . Sg. super
hned $4 Voa4 o. LpW 70 y aues 60 "ea0 90 per prl.
Rye Hour % ooa3 oo anu ouch wiieat nout % "
oo per ni' a. ~ 4u"ti'S' ''pii1s mi'o". lGul
ranging 20 4oito 20 pGI VI, anu sone ehoiee
uranus ,iie,u @ Soinem iias i 10y ,,,
WAhAiLi2 see'Hy t "nu nlouo, "Ve uGilana, I,
VITA aPie ouV not ID IS o Snoiee @ LGts
ner hn. FaIr to prime red quoted $ll5al ~.
Good to prime White II Pal II per bu. Prime
to choice amber held 81 25al u per bu.
OATS-There is very litJe uOlng except the
moderate quantity Laken for local conSump-
ton. Good 10 prime mixed quoted 27a29c per
bu. White held at 29a3ic for good to prime and
32c for choice.
BARLEY is In moderate demand only. Ihe
receipt are heavy and market easy. Fan held
at 40a"0 puI hot Wahteu. spring sdiauie ~
5Oa5jc for good 70 cho.c Western, anu held at
6Oa1Oc Tor Canada, per Ou.
R1E-ls heid' steady with moderate sales
only. Arr lval lots selling DY sanple on tfack
az o0aozS psrpu lot gooa 10 pllno' No; Co. = III
elevator o1erlngs at O4c ana generaIly o3c Dld.
CoRN-ls hel4 hfn, Dut Ihe receipts are
heaYy To-day, ana demand mooerate' Mixed
ear is quoted 3Sa3sc per bu on track, anu
shelled at 40c Pr Du IN elevator " "hlIe corn
la2G IN ire L, an mixed, DuC llttle oHeflhg'
MEATs-Ihe market Is very quiet ana held
steady. Green shoulders onerea az &c, elear
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

WILMINGTON. Dec. 22.-spirits turpentine
steady &5 u nc,
CHARLESTON. 8. c.. Dec 22.-Cotton stead
er: MiddlIng IlXc, low mladllnS ls7sc Soou
ordinary 12c.
OsWEGo. Dec. 22-Wheat firm: NO. Mlchl-
gan, 81 43; No. 2 Milwaukee Club, 81 IA. Corn
steady aud unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 22-F1our unchanged at 29s.
W heat unchanged: Spring, los tdalls Id; Cal
ifornia, club, RS 10dal3s I'd; 90 average, lgs
7dal2s lOd Corn unchanged at 29s ID. Canada
peas unchanged at 36s I'd.
MEMPHIS. Dec. 22-Flour firm. Corn quiet
and firm at 65a66c. In store. Oats quiet and
firm at 36a4Oc, in store. Pork firm at SIS.
Lard steady: tierce, 9XM0c; keg. lie. Bacon
higher: sAa94alOc. Baggng steady at l2aa
1876.
BOSTON, Dec. 22-Flour steadv and un.
changed, Corn quiet: old mixed and yellow,
6ea6sc; new, 63a65c. Oats in fair demand a. and
firm: No. ! and extra white, 44a4Sc; NO
white and No. l mixed, 40Ra4lc; No. 3 white
and No. mixed, 3Sta a391ac.
PITTsBuRG. Dec. "A - Wheat: choice rat
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The Courts
COMMON PLEAS.

The Bo1man bcquest was again called up
before Judge Johnston yesterday. Mr. Ii. ii.
Hoffman, The administrator, testified. He said
he had no personal feelings in this matter
against either Asylum, and he had instructed
his attorney, Mr.. Ramsey, to say to the mana
gers of th1 AS lums that, in case the litigation
Should not be settled by the Courts, he eX-
pected to divide the money between the two
ASylums. lie was thea examined at some
length, ana th9 Court adjourned.
SUPERIOR.
The Mitchell & Rammelsburg Furniture
Company against Charles Itunk In this case
an action 10 recover $429 damages. growing out
of an alleged breach of trust, the jury rendered
a verdict for defendant
UNITED STATES.
Henry Becker was convicted Of manufacture
Ing cigars without paying the proper tax.
Frank Stuntebeck, of Dayton, was fined $50
and costs for selling beer VI wlthout license.
POLICE.
Drunkenness John Cash, So: Thomas More
head. $5; Charles Connolly. continued to De-
cember 29.
Dlsorderly Conduct Frank vierman. $40;
Kate Costello, dismissed; Annie Ash, 20 days;
w. IL. Givinen, W. b. ROdise, dismissed.
Assault and Battery-Charles Brewer and
George Yelling dismissed; John A. Wechti, 3
months; John Judd, Sl5.
Petit Larceny andrew McGivern, contin
ued to January 20: VIM. Rose, 20 days; John
w. alters, $500 ana 80 days.
Mlscellaneous-Rudolp Aufterheide, vio-
lating order Of Police Commissioners, con-
tnucd to Dec. 80; James b. Gr0omes, grand
larceny, continued to Dec. 80; Charles Stewart
and Charles Anderson, lettering, dismissed;
Richard Rowe, exhibiting gaming devices,
and s. A " echti, playing game OF chance,
begsina 10 days; Geo. W. Richards, false pre-
tenses, continued to Dec 70; James f. Calling
emOezzlement, S25 Isaac Terrell and John
TInkcnbeller, vagrancy. S50-3J each; George
smith and John Elchenlaub, known thieves
$5U-30 each; Fred. Friend, having burglar
tools, continued to Dec. "a; Jas. Ford, known
piekpocket, 5000.
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THE DAILY STAR


gSy~ IN order to accommodate Eastern ad-
VertIsers in the STAR, Mr.. E. Duncan Sniffen,
No ~ AstOr House. New York City, has been
appointed our general aud special agent for
the Eastern states. This will be branch office
of the STAR, Mr.. Snifren being authorized TO
make advertising contracts on our behalf, and
receipt all collections therefor in our name.
HsSs- CINCINNATI, Dec. % $3.50 p. M
Wheat firm but quiet. Corn steady ana de-
mand far, but chiefly for mixed ear oats
dull. Rye moderate demand and offerings
light. Barley quiet and easy, with large re-
ceIpts. Whisky in fair demand and unchanged.
Flour steady and quiet. Lard steady and IN
fair movement. Mess PORK, demand moderate
and steady. Wheat quiet. Country produce
plenty and good consumptive demand. Cot
ton steady and unchanged. Gold 1929.