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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MAxxrsa

Friday. April a. 1917 !
frst e Rss annnm Al do to lo secondgIade
gEsSs ssi cent Pss s1asS s y;
sterii1e s17s ana n Ne dollar. Commercial
er els On ssw York per cent prenu and con-
CoTToN.Week's receipts 10 l6l bales Exnort.o s.,
end sass IS 500 Stock In Isl Sis ouotatioSs
sds Sf1H1Fy o sS0S aisSlins
aos tsissT1%s make the receipts New Orleans
&sssSs. a.
s sass s e IN sO 7ss sss
"a Sss0'' oAl'' against Last
and Factory Lues nominal Low to a oed
Is.i M Is so Issf II
IS to ~ Fine Medium Good Medium So 10 Co.
aa1 Shs and S. s. C Co..
biaeR sweet 46 to 5lo No S. and Black sweet Il
Leaf pse axs 81? 50 to 20 Fancy
$50 Tsox Rsr RsSnd IL FA Ws s
LOUISIANA Mo1AssEs.-prioes nominal. Common
F F. nso E sa s'e 1a Strictly
RES1EsD 10 so0 Powdered and
lated tsd,1. to Ne per ~ Bess anu 'An'
SaIs Pm 10: Common III
s.sI. s sS s
Choice IItra $40 So to 10 s1 for ChOics
s.S GioEsI5AL-Jobbins g to 50 per bb Whole
vs SGEs MS! sAoksWhi.e Mixed 800 per susAsl
70 $50: TaIsy st. Louis to Sic; Galsn,
Rs4schoios to 81 50 per 100 lbs
Is and Choice s ~, to u.s. per toni Prime ="
sssnF s to 80 Dbl
KID bI sides to Sso and Clear Sides 70 10
Rib sides SO; Clear g. '000'ns At CO.. Clear
sVs as HAMs-Large to 10, Medium 1csts
LAEDaTisreo Refined iobbing at los to lilo per b
SREAEgAs5 q to lese per h.
u sSTTaroISiee Tsw York Goshen gsrls
is o c Inferior Choice wssra
81 t Western ISL to 49, New York Cream
,. o gsdL onRay y 49, Refined sae
6Ss Lard os5o to q eaIps eglSa
;astor oil u to 7Bc per H. Cotton Seed o-Cruds-
eef Coarse s7s to geo Der sack Fine.
Table aSsh Salt S per sa
PWe'1s tern = to Sc per le German Olive S0
o s60i PFs aOa s'ld
r sIon 80 to si Bananas e
f5sr a to $50; bsss
:, Cocoanuts g to IS per IGOO Pecans TO Isl Pea
81 q 90
1onnB - W To 90; Ducks - 20 to SO; Geese
o. to S6 O.; Turkeys S24 to Sa7.
10.
Esog g5 AnD GREEN g 50
peg 3D. onons nSps. S
a 90. -
AND 10 ar.sn ss
IS for Clay.
R RElED .ApPlee-tS 4ie per lb, Peaches,
lack mi xed to SIC. -
WooL1Louisiana Clear to $40 per lib; Clear Lake;
to 24 BURY. = to 10: Texas
AI2Es-Dry salted, to 20; Country Green, - to Go,
Y Flint, = to 49, TalIow, TAO per ID.
cotton SRED-S- to Sll per ton
bbls 81 so Sugar hhds-, g. to
wv linda Poles $50 to 40 thousand. Dbl do, go.
Iron COTTON TIRs-Arrow Tie 81 SO per bundle;
BARD Brother and Branch, Crook Go. IS so; Drake
Floornoy's sac per Id; Philip Wire Tie SO per ID.
Jute and Hemp, to 1870 per
rd India, = to IL. Gunny Bags-I5c each In bales
I'd l6o reserved; Baling Irvine l1c per ID in lots.
NAVAL SToREsTar 81 30 TO s. rs; Pitch to O. 40;
osin ~ - to 90; Turpentine3 81 to 400 per gallon.
LIVE SToCK-Texas Beeves, LIST quality, and
J., S25 to $685. Sd, Is to flS. Western do q to g.
limo hogs: st to &c y f6 Common do, to SC. Sheep,
quality IS to 20; ed do g OU Sd do 81 to s. co.
lich Cows-ehoice, S15 to $9 ordinary dol ESQ to
AVes 81 to So Yearlings. IS to tI2
,OUtSIANA DIVISION -
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RATES OF THE s'sTAR.'

Transient AdvertiSemOntq, 81 50 per SQuaFS saOk in
Outs inserted ct special rates.
Wants and Personal Inforwnfio- AAvaaA rSTaeltS
10 eants neE line each tnsorfirn
Edftarlna Notloa1. 90 aanaa = 1sria
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-29

Burnett's Extracts for sale at man faoturers'
ricea less usual discount job lois By Smith BrOs
q Co, So, ss. 81 ana e FsyarAs stpost
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"LRELANUS AMERICANS.D

Under the caption of 'Ireland's Ameri-
cans," we find in the Washington Capitol
OF the 2Sth inst, the annexed biographical
notice ex-senator Charles w. Jones, of Flo
rida.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-10-13

tbre Werlesenteit, inbem fs nit marmen,
eanteneen gRorten 71 unbefansen
1u Der gtnsetretenen wanbte unb Fs In Elm
tletnes Geiprad sermtdelte.
Ste baben mir unbefannter Wti1e Elm 70
tDftlt&es @eidenf srbradt. iaate Senny
NIT itrem boloen 9adeln, bab i'd fir6ten
mub, meine CUTE alte gbrtatne Bat Sbnen
eine iibertrtebene Shilberuns meinsr ua'
eOafommenen periSnltdteit semaht - id
femme ie BON hieler Seite. Da Id nun
Sbr anoeres freunoliaes Nnerbieten, uns
tn tteier fdlimmen 3sit CUR @eite fteben
gu trpaen, freubis annetme. 70 mub ttb al
70 pOrber bemerfsn, bab Sie es init elmer
mnseculptsen patientin ~ tbun babsn
tperben, bic aud In selunren 9asen ibre
trauIen Ginne BAT.
Sd mSdts es tarauf BIN Seriuhen, 9na'
tiaes Traulein, weun i'd Sbnen bienen
fann, entsesnete sertinSlih 9ista NIT il.
rem etwas frembilineensen Deut d, unb In
itren beueeliden 3asen sudte cine tiefe
Gmpinouug wte fe babet 70 unSerwanot
tas riitrenb ldSne Nntlis Der Ylinben Be-
trahtete.
Ssnny bprhte auf Bel bie1sm wobllau.
tenben frembartieen Neeent unb Der sebil.
beten @eoeweile. Gle fnb Muslanberin ?
fraate fe iiberraidt.
Gine Deutia Yoltn, CAB eisla ra1a su.
rid.
(Eprtfetuua foIat.
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1teber bic aSiberffanSsfdbiefeit
amerifaniiber 9iebiorten gegen
sic Sicbluu8.

8efanntlid itannt bic YbplIprera aus
slmerifa, mo- lie an ben 8ldttern unb
BurSeln milpmadienber 6eben lebt, pbne
letteren meientlid1 gu iduben, mdbrenb
bic eurcpaiiden Sorten nun allsubalp ben
Gnsriifen bes unterirbilden 6einbes erliez
gen. Oieler untltanb bradte franiSIiIde
uno beutide 6prlder auf ben @ebanfen,
cine Sereolun9 amerifanil il6er nit el1rppdiz
lden Srrten 5u perluden, b. +. cine
YHan3e berSuI Itellen, beren lmtertrbiid)er
2betl bur9 bic miberl lfanbS fdbiae ameriz
fanti4e, Der pberirotlde burd cine beliebiz
se 6ebe sebiloet triro. Der Geriu9 sez
lang ppllfpmmen, unb man ma6te BEN
Sprldlag, bic perpI iteten @ein6erae
sSranfreids nit lpl6en 8ereplunsen su
bepflansen. GS iit nun Spar 9(nfansS
Der Gtnmurf erbpben mrrben, bic p6nebies
mii9epclle slrbeit Der gSin;er fSnne nidt
mod purd bic Wtanipulatipn beS Ser
eoelns pern1ebrt merben ; leitoem aber in
Tranfreid 8aumidulen iabrlid !Sunbertz
tau ienbe DON Serebelungen su Iebr billiz
gen Yreiien liefern, iit bieler Ginmanp
gang binfdais selpOrben. 6reiberr ppn
Vabc, Direftpr Der gleidfaQS bon bet
4eblaus befaaenen @einbauldule aloiter=
neubur9, bat nit amerifanilden Sprten
umfallenbe Seriu6e anseltellt unb bic sez
mpnnenen @rsebniiie in oer u@einlaube"
perSfientlidt. Danad iinb bp9 nibt ale
amerifaniiden Geben ipiperi itanpsf1bia, 10
). 9. mande Spielarten oer Wits labrus
Ca unb Wits aestlvalIs, mdbrenp anbere
8arietaten senannter Stammfpruten per
Ybnacrera gum Grpe frSbli9 sebeiben.
SIS piirbe gu melt fiibren, ipoQten mir bier
ein namentlideS Ser;ei6niB Der Sprten
seten, bic iib ais llnterlasen eisnen nun
eintse ieien eripdbnt, ba lie pprausli6tli6
au9 inn beutlden Heinbau bereinlt cine
Rclle ipielen iperben. Sine Der bemerz
fensmertbeiten Sprten beibt Clinton,
Spielart ber her3bldtterisen Ge6e Wits
cordifolia), Gpncorb, Sarietat ber Wits
labrusca, 5erbemont, BON Wits aestivalis
bic idrn srpBe Gertreituns
in Traufsei9 sefunoen bat, Sermann, Elm
Sdmlin9 berielben Stannnfcrm, 09prtb=
Carolina Wits labrusca), Sbic, bic inz
nlltten befallener StSde gan; seiunp
blleb, Scuppermuns II. a. m. Sade Der
Tcrl9er unb Tahleute ipirb es iein, aus
cieiex Scrteu pieienisen ausfincis s!l ma
9en, benen iih uniere Reben ami belten
anealIen. Wir liup leioer 1ebr ipat ,ur
GftennfntB 9elaast, paB es fein a1beres
svfittel sibt, ben Weinbau pauernp ppr
erchenbsm untersanse 5u idften.
(ISln. 2ta.
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- Berlin, 81. Sept. Die yclfs,ei
tuus idreitt: Der Gdiareipitip 1T sefan.
gen., 10 lautete elm Ielesran,m, weldes
elm SpecuIant mdbreno Der seltrisen grrie
empfins. aSie elm 2aufieuer sins bieie
0adridt BON Wunb ;u Wuno, uno bic
VSrle, ipelde bisber elm iiberaus MATES
uno pnfreunoliteS @eprise 3ur 5dau
tru9, pranste plSelib wieeer I'M Scnnen=
slans Der SauIie. gSie wir pernebmen,
ltest bier cine arse Specification Dor.
Der GaiaremitiA ica alerpinss sefansen
iein, jeerd nidt Der ruiliide lcnbern
elm ruiiiider slrmeelieferant aus @roo.
ne, Wamens Moies Aron aiaremitIh.
Oerlelbe serietb nit mebrcrcn Brppi.
antma9en in bic !Sinbe Der bungcrnben
1iirfen, rpelde jeprd, bitter enttaul ldt, ben
perbertenen Yrcpiant bem Seinoe mieoer
Suitelten, ben 2ieferanteu ater ous 9ta9e
in pie @efan8eni@ait idlepftcn.
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&o,t5ert oes gdssgerfeites
Scnnabenp bet 13. Sftpber 1877
lit Der syeitbaIe.
@rfter 8 BEL:

Grlter 8 BEL:
1. SnDerture 1%t "5iseuneria" pon salfe
2. sluf peutlde Yriiper baltet 8a9t
WtaIenhpr.
3. Sansern1arid ppn s. 9(bt, .Gpmfprte,
2ieoertafel.
4. Mabr4en aus idSner Bet, HalSer pou
6auit, Ieutpnia seniiGter G6pr.
5. Die Seintatb BON 5. 9bt, Neu=graun=
felier Mdnner6cr.
6. Dem Soterla,1b ppa Warit, Maiien=
6rr.
3weiter Ibeil.
Z. SnDerture r@aartta" BON 6lptolu,
Srdelter.
8. Der gplenfiirit, Saritoniolp, Serr
6. Wfuuer.
9. Nbenblduten BON q. WfetbfeIiel, gSr=
net Sc iansperein.
10. Stabat Dtater bon 9tpliini, MfenbelS=
icbn gen1tidter Gbor uno Sr6elter.
II. slbl4ieo bat Der Sag senpmmen BON
9eeIiler, @alpeltpner Sdagerbltnb.
II. 5rei mie beS slpler8 mGdbtises @efie@
Der, Ofanendor.
Drttter Sbeil.
13. Superture rNebucabne;ar" bon Serpi
Sr9elter.
IA. Scpranirlr sciunsen rpn 6rau aar=
Der.
Is. Mteeresltille uno glitdlide 6abrt bon
6iider, Beethoven Ofinnerdcr uno
Srdeiter.
l6. Der erite Triiblinsstas BON MenbelSs
lo9n, Menoelsiobn semiidter Gbpr.
II. 0pppel6cr uauf bic S6nitseu BET
net GSne" bon 2(bt, MaNcn4pr.
S(nfan9 beS acn3ertes prdci5 8 llhr.
Das 2aaGa- Gottite.
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0irc &artc.

@n als, ruslbs an ben 95olsen BON Susenb fun
ben, Msrroisr S6wd6e, GntFrafiisuns. 9eruft
otr Wonnsstraft u. f. 10. leibsr. isnee i'd 4 NJ
frei an 8eeept baS iis turirt. Ditft5 ercBe
eeilmiitel fpuroe pCn siuem Rifinndr in Suo.
Nmtrita cn!bsfi. Sbdt Elm aborsiiirtes Convert
an @sr. Splseb :. Snman, Station ., Sels
S0uie. Neip Slcr. Git9. 25,9,mwjaS
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Grfcla i'm Qeben hinat in alien Sd

- GrfOls i'm 2sben binst in alien Jdl.
len ppn einem:seluncen 9Grper ab.- Gein
5hpo6onoer, tein Dpspeptiter, Seiner, Der
an elmer franten 9eber leicet, 1T befabist,
ieine Pflihten ais Wenld unb giirser gu
erfi0en. 6einist oaber bas Stitem oura
Or. InsuitSSnis's $ am burse ct
Gropfen uno erbaltet eud bic erite
Mctbmsnoisteit int aampf un,'s Dalsiu,
einen 9eiunoen 8Srper.
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Nie
EdeliMe Treie 4reife
erI1eiut
tasli1 nit Musnabme tes SrnntaeS
unt fufet
$to. 90 fir taS Sabr Dter $3.50 fur erei
Mcnate.
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- Sene Wunpbeit an Deiuar Stirn
oas it &atarrb Or. s. $. Meesans
&atarrb Sdruif 'piro entihieesn alien
Shmsr, tsten uns }see Naubeit in Der
glais, TN SalIe oper auf psr 5aut turirsn
0lattsrden sbeniaas. VrpteihahtsIn so
Gents per Yof. Or. s. $. Wegsan's
Office. 314 Gbsltnut Str. ct. Qouis.
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GrifaOoro's Doarforbe

N bic fisrite unb tsfts; c if ausenbdb ttStia te.
ar,t bic enothrli6e S4attrurg bon braun ober itpars
terieseI IN {str ieitt 9iss Sarbe IN ene betannte
yraearation nnS elm eebra nlIer Daren uno SsrreR.
3i eertauieu bel allen Trc9uiiteu uno arSriere'.
Selepb Grinaeoro, GtsentbImev. =. .. itnr
11s9, gs,p Jerf.
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in eraer 3sit soa Spicnteserei. Nan
iprad aud nappn, rab mstrere Sic elsranten
eriduTsn wurssn lsisn. Wan meinte aud,
tein Correspondent icte susslanen trerpen.
@as 1T an au' oieisn iirsroen @rrne iaben
bran? Ser Spicn. Der 2tefsrant, bis
berab gum aueslamustslten 5auitrer, uno
Der Gorreiponoent lis btnauf gum Wilitdr'
bsyoamadttsten sraffirsa seraeesa i'm rul>
III den 2aaer.
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iiir bic aufreatsrbaltuas bsr Siastserpaltuns
bi. Bfsahluna Der Snte.sifea euf bic itdotIat
S6uto Mnb fur pie S6affung eine5 GiIsuM1s'
fpnoa CUR enetiden @btrcQun9 bsrIslten, fir bae
TtScaliabr 1877.
Ssi es Steerbnst pura ben Stab!ra:s Der S.ab,
San Nan IAt9nio:
Seecu |. GaB biermit FIR Sos Wiunicipial
jabr, rprltas8 nm !. MARI 1871 bssnnt, cine RopF>
4euer son sinsm Dollar elmer ierey m6nnIih N
gerfsn i'm <er BON 81 bic 60 Sabren aufer eat
pirb, welte felt MoNaten pur benz l. War, 1877
in Ger Staot wobnt.
Ssstion 2. caB tisrnlit fur aussmene 9psf.
fur cas- Sis ailitr, ,oeld,es cn rs. sFebruar 1878
enbct, eine ap oatoren Steusr auf ales Giaeutbum
nnerbalb Der Stab'srer;er, fpropsl grunp-. rpte
psrlrnlttes uno semilttes Gise tbunl, aeleat wer>
be, welheS niAt bur6 bic gpnllttution oser bie
Staa!eeeiebe beIyeit MIRO. Dteie Steuer fou fuuf
unb feGsis Gents BON iebem 5unb,rt Collar Wsrtb
an GisentbIm bet'asen
SsetiOn 3. Sas, I'm bic 9c;atluna Der ainlen
su ernlbgtiden uab einen StIsungsfonb frr bic Gin
l0funs Der ausselelien 9pnbs Der StaDt San
tcnio gu iOrssn auf allss in Der obi9en Section
beitrlebene St9entbum ra5foisenb ipe;tEeirte ob
oaloren, Sleuern aufsrleet rerecn:
Sur pretstgldsrtse 9ono5 fSrbinan, a,aenpnt.
men am %. Suni 1870 zine Steuer ypa A ei uno
elnsm balbn Gent auf jebes 5unsert Dollar gBertb
an Gisentsun.
DHl stpnlaDrlge SttDponfo (Drplrt1n3 Gnaes
npmTen AM rs. 9ebruar I'7 y eine Sieuer son
sne unb eincm balbsn Gent agf jebes 5uas,rt
Dplar Dsrib IN Gi9entbun,
SIR se6nidtrise Strassr ssr6aiIsrunss Bombs
(Sr6iran; aneenommen AM 20 g,scen,ber 1870
cine Steusr pon Gents Son isbem Sunberl Dol>
lar gSsrtb an Gteen.bum.
Snanaigidbrise Bombs (Orbinani areenpmmen
am 49, ARai 1879 cine 81 utr Yon aesn Gents prn
iseem 5uneert DOaar @srts an Gissn6um. Gin
0eIammtbtras srn o6Ssba unb brci siertrl Gent
fur ale in bsier section anesssbenen 8fYede,
Secficn 4. Dab un, fir bic 5abuna o.r o6se>
lauf.nen unb laufenpan Sduoen bsr Stabt 8Sr>
februns su t:effsn, anf alss in Sseiirn tieis
Sroinan3 bsfdiisbene Gigsnibum cine oo saprsnt
Stsusr pou iths,ebn unb eiaem Yier.rI Gent ouf
iebe5 Suneert D2lar Wsrtb at giaentbum oeleat
Derbe. Sie(e Srbinaus ipa pom aae ibrer sc.
netmiguns all in araft treisn unr GuItiafeit
baben.
Bum erifen Wale s,rlefen in Ser ant 3. SetObst
1877 itattsefumpsnen Sisuns bss Stabnatbs.
S. s. Gren6,
4,lo-- Wasor.
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Cine @roinan,

pel4s eas ob saIursm unb &ppfiteusr auferleat
tiir bic Iufredtsrbaltuas bsr Stabtsernaltuns
bi. Bfsublilna Ger Srte.siFea cuf bic itdbtiIae
56ufo urb fur pie Sdaffun9 eines 2iIsun9s
fpnos CUR enttiden @b!rcauns bsrlelten, fir bas
lElScaliahr IS17
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POLICE.

Drunkenness-Saran johnson, con.
tlnued to December 1; Ann Wilson, So;
John Carroll So; Frank Hunter, S.;
Frank Smith, IS.
Disordefly Contradictory Little. $50
and 30 days; Thomas Callahan, 80 davs:
Adam Coss, $5; L. Rensom, $50 and so
days: Henry shutter, $40.
Assault and Battery-John Tully. 90
days; Fred. Thompson, $40; Matt, Quinn,
continued to December 7; John conway,
dismissed.
Vagrancy-Moses Solomon, Valentine
Klein, Philip Deutsoh, August Scnnei-
der, Daniel Hess, Stephen Wachtel and
Stephen Hallorn, $50 and 80 days each ;
Ellen smith, 80 days.
Mlscellaneous-J. B. Hall. lettering.
continued to December 4; Harris Lewis,
peddllng without license, SO; d. Hof,
man, exposing unsound meat, dis.
missed; George McCabe, petit larceny,
dismissed; John McCarty, abu sing
family, $oO ana 80 days; John Conway.
carrying. concealed weapons, $25:
Frank Hunter, cruelty to animals, $40:
Frank Smith. dismissed; Edward San
dsrs, 80 days; Henry Shutter, persona al
vioienee ON officer, 80 days; Georg~
stewart. having burglary tools, y
months.
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Am nOuncelRi ents.

The various lodges of A. o. U. W. of
this city will meet Sunday afternoon to
take action on the death Of Grand Mas
ter Thos. A. Stow, which occurred in
Cleveland.
There will be lecture delivered this
evening (Friday) at the Cincinnati
Business College, by Prof. e. M. Bart
lett. Subject "National Bank Notes
VS.. Gold and Silver"
The sale OF single seats for the Gin
cinnati Grand Orchestra concert at
Pixies Opera-house next Tuesday even
lug will begin this nj ornlng at Dobmeyer
& NewhalPs music store.
An entertaining display'o of magic Ian
tern and stereopticon views will be
given this evening at the Richmond-
street Christian Church for the enter
tainment Of the Sunday-school.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-30

The new monty magazine, which Is
to appear with the opening of the year.
will have an ambitious title-Sunday
Afternoon. 1t takes very lively maga-
zine to keep drowsy humanity awake on
that, ofall afternoons of the week. But
the conductors aim to make it just that.
They are to have two geod serials in prog
ress, and several short stories in every
number, In addition to articles on the
freshest topics of the time. John Hab.
a new story for tue opening number, and
Mrs. j. II. Baker, new writer for
whom Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe SAYS
very kind word, is the author of the
companion story.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-30

Pierre Desmorail, of Paris, is at the ST..
Nicholas.
The friends OF Hon. Joseph Safer will
dine him Tonight at the st. Nicholas.
Governor Young ate his Thanksgiving
dinner at the Gibson House yesterday.
j. j. Payne and bride, Of Warsaw, g,
KY, were at the Gibson House yester-
day.
Major s. V. Reid returned last night
from Richmond, Va, and Charleston,
S. U.
Horatio Nelson, proprietor of Nelson's
Business College, has made an assign
ment.
Captain W. f. cambridge has gone
northwest in the interest OF his narrow
gauge road.
Hon. David M. JOY, of Hancock Coun-
ty, Senator.elect from the Toledo Dis
trlct, is in the city.
Miss Bell Rogers sang at the Sunday
Church, last night.
Eugene B. Farnell, E a., of the Hamil-
ton County Bar has been admitted to
practice in the U. s. Courts.
MIR. Thomas Vickers, librarian of the
fubllc Library, has been elected Presi-
dent of the University Board.
Geo. L. Conner, Of New York, Super
lntendent of the Fall River Steamship
Line, is at the Gibson House.
Captain j. B. Melton, U. 8. n, on his
way to the scene of the Hudson disaster,
Is stopping at the Gibson House.
Mr.. A. 4. Stewart, a well-known trav-
cling salesman of this city, was married
thanksgiving evening to Miss Tillie
Ryllng, Of West Ninth street.
Manager Buchanan, of the Colosseum.
was presented last evening with an eJe-
CANT diamond pin worth $3.50, from the
artists and employees of the tneater.
Lieutenant r. G. Armstrong, U, s. A..
J. X: Darlington, Fred. Dlppold, A,
LysIe and Captain j. R. Whitaker, prom.
lnent coal men Of Plttsburg, are at the
Gibson.
Mr.. A. NJ. L. Wasson, the we'll known
AdJuster for the Royal Insurance Com
pany Of Liverpool, England, had beau
tllui girl baby presented TO him by his
wife, night before last.
John Jetfreys, Esq. of Lexington, Ky.,
is at the Gibson House. Mr.. Jeffrey j
was the first Superintendent of our Gas.
works, and is the builder of the Gas.
works In Memphis and Nashville.
Hood Irwin. during the past two or
three seasons doerkeeper of Woods The.
ater, has been engaged as advance agent
tor Nick Roberts, Humpty DUMMY
Troupe, and leaves for Peoria, Ill, TO.
day. He is one OF the most genial of
theatrical men, and will prove valuable
addition TO Nick Roberts business corps.
Mr.. John B. Habig, the well known
and gentlemanly undertaken at lisa
West Sixth street, lebrated the
christening Of his youngest son yester.
day at his residence, No. SO George
street. A splendid time was INDUCED in
by the numerous invited guests. There
was no man i'll town yesterday as proud
as genial John, and he was thankful,
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Administrators Sale.

NN SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
~ December, 1877, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on the
premises, will be sold to the highest bidder,
the following real estate as the property of
Moses Frybarger, deceased. TO- wit:
One lot of Land in Hamilton County, Ohio,
designated as northeast part Of Lot No. 80, In
the Village of Hartweil, as per plat recorded
in Plat Book 3, pages II and Is, Hamilton
County Records; beginning at the intersection
of the south line of Park avenue with the west
line of Eastern avenue, 100 feet; thence west
erly In line parall with said Park avenue
(9J) feet to said south line of said avenue; !;
thence eastwardly along said line 100l feet to
the place of beginning, free OF dover, but sub
ject to the release of right of way made by the
Hamilton County House building Ass ociatiou
to the Cincinnati Y Springfield r. W. Co.
Appraised at $3.50.
Terms of Sale-The property will be sold al
not less than two-thirds of the appraised
value. Terms-One- third cash; one third IN
one, and one-third in two years from day Of
sale, deferred payments to pear interest and
be secured by mortgage on the premises.
r. B. MCKINNEY, Administrator.
BUTTERwoRTH 81 YoGELER, Attorneys.
November Ii, 1877. nol6 -5tF
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Charlotte IN. G.. Observer: Saturday
week ago Mrs. Margaret Gray, the
oldest person. in all this section OF the
State, having arrived at the wonderful
age Of one hundred and sixteen years,
died at her home in Cabarrus County.
She was the daughter OF Michael Garner,
familiarity known as Old Mike Garner,
who is said to have been the wealLhiest
man who ever livedin Cabarrus County.
Mrs. Gray was the wife OF Beverly Gray,
and was the mother OF sixteen children.
Having been born in Cabarrus in 1851,
and raised in Rocky River neighborhood, !,
she has spent her entire life in the coun
ty, and, it Is said, never for once crossed
The line.