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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21
General Assembly Of the Presby-
terrain Church.

National Associated Press to the star
CHICAGO, May 2L-The Presbyterian
General Assembly again opened this
morning by prayer. The folio wing
changes in the standing committees
were made: Church Polity-Rey. DR..
Breed, vice sRev. Edward Graham.
Foreign Misslons-Rev. Hunter Orr,
vice Rev. 5. +. Davis. Rev. George
Kimhall was added to the Freed
mems Committee. Rev. j. +. Sladd and
John Z. Palmer were added to the Mar
rative Committee. DR.. Hatfield was
made Chairman OF the Committee on
Reduced representation, vice Judge
MOOrehead.
The following special committee was
appointed on the San Francisco me-
mortal paper on the Chinese question
Reys. q, NJ. Humphrey, ID, Jacob
Bellevile, ID. A. Jupson, DID F. j.
Burnham and Elder Mills.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21

National Associated Press to the STAR
PATERSON N. j., May 2l.-Atire broke
out yesterday morning about l O'Clock
in the st. Charles Hotel, opposite the
Erie Depot, owned by j. Slater, COM
p!etely destroying il again ter being
nearly completed from the destl uctlo u
by fire u short time ago. The flames
spread TO tine adj nning saloons Oh each
side, partially destroying them bosn.
One was owned and kept by Mr.. Straub
and the other by Herdele u Bro, owned
by Mr.. Muller. No insurance. Loss e.
timated at $4,000. The fire is supposed
to be the WORK o1 an inoendiary.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21

National Associated Press to the Star.
WAsHINGToN, May 81. - In conse-
quence of the order OF the Board of
Trade additional steamers have ben
placed on the Pacific between San Fran-
cisco, Japan and hina.
Mails will be forwarded from San Frar-
cisco on the folowil 6 daIes: May 20,
june 20 and July 3, by the Pac fic Mail
steam nip line, ana June 0. July 3 and
July n, by the Occidental and Oriental
lines.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21
The SUN day Question.

There appeared in the Police Court
this morning, on the charge OF per-
forming common labor on the
Sabbath day, Emil Alberti.
who keeps beer saloon and variety
show at M. 463 V.he street. Mr.. Calla-
han represented the defense.
This osse has soYe interest as it is a
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21

National Associated PI eSs tu the star.
SYRACUSE, May q Flank h. Wood,
employed in the Office OF Stanley, Bogg
g. Co., has absconded with 50, 500, raised
IN forged checks. Wood is young
man, twenty-five years Of age, dark hair
and moustacne, with bloodshot eyes.
A reward OF 5000 is offered for his ARE st
by the Chiel OF Police OF this city. He
has NOT been seen since Friday night.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21
MIsApPREHENsIoN.-.It u Il

A MIsAPPREHENsIoN.- Il think, my
DEAR" SAID Inc President, rs he took
his nightshirt from under the pillow
that we will give dinner, by and by,
aud have Sherry"
"RuthertordW SAID Mrs. Hayes.
"-nave Sheridan and some OF The army
people," concluded the Commando. L.
Chief, as he adroitly slipped into bed,
and leit Mrs. Ii. TO tuck up the baby
and turn Gown tue gas Boston Bullet.
l..
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21

The Knights Of St. james hold cele-
bration and picnic on Prices Hill ON the
afternoon and evening of May 30.
A musical service, under the auspices
of the Y. NJ. q. A., and conducted by
DR.. George f. Root, of Chicago, Will be
given on Tuesday evening at the N in tn
Street Baptist Church. Tickets free.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21
The Cincinnati Southern.

The subscription for Southern Railroad
stock up to half-past 1 O'clock to-day
amounted to one thousand eight hur-
dred and thirty-three shares. The books
will be clio .eu at 5 O'clock this afsez-
noon. by which time 1t is expected tue
subscriptions will amount to At Leash
two thousand shares.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21
Sinking Fund Com missione ers.

This morning the following named
gentlemen were appointed by the Supe-
rior Court as the Sinking Fund Commits
sioners: Joseph Longworth, Aaron F.
Perry. Lewis seasongood, James II.
Laws and David Sinton.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21

the influence OF liquor. fell from the
bridge at the foot of Buffalo street into
the river and was drowned. The body
was secured about an hour afterWard.
The weather Is very much in favor OF
growing crops-fne, warm and falling.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
Geo. Feitzer and Sophie Weis.
G. W. Agin and Mary j. huffman.
p. F. Armstrong and Ellz Lu tlow.
j. Henderson and Mary r. Bas worth.
John A. Britting and Maggie Kramer.
WIN. Hirsch and Tnerisa Weltzel.
Val. uellesheimer and Louisa Eyer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21
Ernst GwiMner,

How 10 cure an imprudent attach
ment: Materiamilias-"Wn is to be
done, my dear? he positively do es on
her." Pateriamilins-:We we must
try TO ind HIM an antidUte ."-lPunch.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21

When a man is treating a dashiug
widow to ice cream, and sees hi, wife
coming into the restaurant, about all he
can do is to button his coat, hang " his
chair, and trust in Providence.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21
Local Personals.

Mr.. e. G. Townley, OF this city, has
been appointed agent Of Chicago glue
factory. Will. Eakle says that IL q
good business to slick to.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21
THE LATEST
Appointing to Egypt.

HPPVEHtHHcHt 70 HKS SPts
National Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, May 21.-His Highness,
the Kaediye of Egypt, having invited
this Government, through its Agent and
General at Cairo, to nominate a
person for the position of
Magistrate Of the new Judicial Tribune
established in Egypt, the President
has designated the Hon. Philip Hickey
Morgan, OF New Orleans, for The posi-
tion. Judge Morgan is native Of LOU
isiana and a prominent member OF the
Bar Of New Orleans, and was recently
u Judge Of that State.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21

George Washington never umpired q
game of baseball, never sat ON stprc-
boxes discussing the Louisiana Ques-
ton. and his education was deficient in
other respects,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21
OBITUARY..
+. X. Rraunstein.

The funeral OF Mr.. +. X Braun stein
took place at ~ O'clock This morning
from his late residence, 80 Pike street,
ana was very numerously attended by
the friends and old business associates
OF the deceased. Solemn requiem hi.h
mass was celebrated at st. Pnilomeua
and the remains Inferred at st.
Bernard.
Deceased was q native of Baden, but
has b.en for over thiriyyears "a residens
oil this city, aud for the most OF the time
mas lead an active business life, and he
ranked high as citizen and man VI
business capacity. He was for years a
partner OF Jacob Elsa, Esq, in one OF
the leading cloth houses OF the West.
He was for sume time member OF the
school B ard, and held other important
positions OF trust. The funeral WAS
very largely attended, and was partly
under the auspices Of the German Pie-
heer Assoc alton, of whica he was u
member.
Ernst GwiMner,
an old and weli-knoWn butcher in the
Cincinnati market, died very suddenly
at his house in Barrsvilie yesterday
He was in mlrk2t Saturday
in apparently good heal b. The
disease wnlcn proved So fatal is not
known.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21

VKTANTED -PARTNE Il With about
w $500, in new kind OF business, with
native american preferable Address Post
office Box 8O, Piqua, Ohio. lo-6t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21

VNTANTED-BIDS ON STANDS-For PIC
w mic given June 81, 1877, at Parker Grove,
by Van Voast Light Guards, OF Newport. Nd
dress box 245, Newport, Ky. 2l-3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21
Third Edition

Probably far or partly cloudy and
,oarm weather, for the neat tUenty-t four
hours.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21
Accident.-The weather.

National a Associated Press to the Star.
MILWAUKEE, May 2l-About 8 O'Clock
lthis mosulug John Gleason, while under
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21

w ANTED-BOYS-To sell papers for this
office. TT
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21
WANTED --.M1scEL1ANnous

w AN1ED- DRESSMAKING- In ali its
w branches maze on reasonable terms, by
MRS DAVIS, fashionable dressmaker, 3i4 W.
Eighth street, near Mound. 2l-5t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21
FOR RENT--ROOMS.
FOR RENT.
LOST.

T OS Sl-PIN-Sunday, goth, a shell brcasI
L pin resembling a dove. The finder will be
Mbei ally rewarded by leaving 1t at JOHN Nc
CALLS, s3? W alnut street, or No. IA Harrison
street, titV mv2l-lt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21

from st. Petersburg and Belgrade formal
assurance that SerVia will not take part
in the war. Prince Milan will not go to
see the Gar
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21

The testimony in the case Of Amanda
Joslyn against Charles L. Sedan ana
others Is still in progress.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-28

NnrcR1uHn aevex esns singiy. asd
this seens u y ~ case wiah public dis
assen no les than private losssA The
sen Of The pasliai dslarucaisn of Marble
hs On Mon1v, fa,lsss closely aher he
ting. Of the tasiale- fi.e 4 s. John.
Ties k-ee are iaprsnive warninel They
shov .hai desarsesin : kv sparks o. :
.light same may aocoeplsA shes ecaa-
iervd OF breaking ont in thickls boilt por-
lions Of city. With the wind. in ctTtain
eosdisionA - La IL vassi,G Be heeaed
here The police should notify the small
shops which have alrsady filed their vim
dovs With ere uackers rockesa, Rooas
candles, and other coetrivances ot torture,
tia. their sale j. illegal. Warn them nsw.
before all the gau,ins in the city are sup
piled with implements Of destruction and
death. Some of these small dealers are
perscos Who never read The newspapers,
sho are ignorant Of the existence Of an
ordinance again=s the sale Of fireworks,
and 1bo would ssiier severely by The in-
flnsiou of ,hs full peusl,y for the viola- |
.ioa of the lsE. lu Rsssn, only ssel
.~rsgass sre iieeE.sd IN ~ea srexcsk-, sn.i |
Il speaks xe.l Scr The int.ii:gsbce II ss~
modern Athsni.n<. ihas The :s,ronase b.
.soSed on these yepdefs has been exceed
rgiy light, the sale being, IN fac,, alEsos
.1ausivsly csahned to rockets for sigraI
rg ship-
The Morning herald., 1877-06-28

Tee grea, Anserican interviewer nov
disix;ns The KEY hole ~ : channel for ob
aiming information, rs unworthy The
disairy Of his calling He ha. a liuls
telephone thai be runs in nj your vin4os
eth the c1nEivapce ci The hired hep and
Sil. down in the back yard, sn,oking. ea-
j wing the fragrance oi your huaeyssekles
snd sharhaoaias xl year domestic Con-
vuationA
The Morning herald., 1877-06-28
Il sc1e4iles ply. u .su he truth, ere

Il scDeaiEss Ysss IL ,sA he truth, eveo
q It's dsr. Fosr Soo;ta laas we're r.
recsd ;Ss oiaer day fx ihro~ing s,ooes in
fae zrsss, snd on bsins taken kesos- /.
DagtErras sod xskei if The. we're guilty.
rec5e in eacr1s- We eanbol tell liz
re Cd il Toe d-lisaiei digriisr. fois sc
them snsru-nx 20 as arexs. and said. '-Gy
NJ children. ! ~onid rx,ber hare yot
lie .asn'czack the hests O: ci1i1eos witt
bzicx-bssA bGi - this is The f-s. time lh,
truth vss eves TOLD in this c-ars rom, e,
and enjoy life On this -ixpence"
The Morning herald., 1877-06-28
EDUCATIONAL.

Vt. JOsEPH'S ACADEMY,
)
SaHTN Ut HILL. PHILADELPHIA
Cndar the care Of the Sisters OF 81, JOSEPH
The course Of instruction includes all the
branches of q useful and Christian edueA
ioE.
Annual pension for Board and Tuition
500. For further particulars. address,
sepl-ly MOTHER NARY JOHN.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-28
ICE CREAM AND fruit

Kyle the v-ll kncwn and popular ce3ie'
in ice cream. co"f~-tiooesv, cafes arc
fyuirS now n lis scrcss1 ned S'sli in tbs
new second Stree N rkes House VIZ ~
ne rill dispense these Injuries curing he
hot season. With his u<esi 5roAnisy s0o
VII tnown ya,i1eneS> ard enee-y GOD M
mor. h- viii serve ali his customer pf~usp.-
in and d. hi uiR1.ss Il, iesSes the Aareezas
us life ny 6oing the e1srs fha~g u al nss
sealcv men He will siSo scpfly rArsate
ard PIE ric< with it- cram ard croef~ ca
Re iess eis-er =, ais sis.l or IA as hec>%-
north AS1 csrnel cF SiAth and orSase streets
aAxyas I'm
The Morning herald., 1877-06-28
~ 10 CoNSrANYN JA.LE

With the Russian advance guard aeross
he Danube in sufficient ior,e TO insure tie
passage Of the remainder of the army, and
Ill TIE indications favoring the theory thai
the invaders will follow the plan skesehet
many years ago BY Ven Moilke, and maske
ing the Danubian ioo,resses with bodies Of
troope. viii press onward upon Adriapopie,
the Balkan range and its passes begin to
command aaens'on.
sOf allthe obstacles the Russian army
has had to surnoun, in preceding years"
says German staff officer, after recapi,u-
lsting The failure of the Turks to dislodse
the Russians on the Danube, ''there re.
>mains but one that is As formidable nov
Is it xas in previous years-the Balkan
rsnge." All the hills, balloon shaped, are
covered with thicke:s Of low, branching
trees, the uniformity of outline aud sur
rounding confusing tie outlook from any
particular point in the hills. The height
Of the range is the least Of its ditfculties,
y it varies from $50 to $500 fee, in the
Eninsh Balkan. and in the Upper Balkan
from 5000 to $500 iee,. The northern
slope Of The Balkans consists OF series Of
elevated pla:eaus, ordinarily terminating
in abr upt descens AID covered with an
almost impenesrahie underground, paths
through which are as difieul, as rare,
while isnuneraMe small but headssrong
torrents break eSerywhsre from the hills.
The southward slope is, as . rule, sleeper
than that to the nortkxard.
The least difficulty 10 the three 10 SIX
days passage which Is offered BY the Bal.
kans is. therefore, their height There are
seventeen passes BY which communication
between Bulgaria and Rounsia is es.sb-
MAed, bu, Is = rule, these are passsble
only BY footmea, and in but few instances,
for horses os cattle From . military
caad point those passes alone are o: i'm
poetaDok uhaca coodacs 10, ana can be
made 10 aduc ihe great highsay leading
to ConaAnsinop,s- These divide them
selves 1sRraiiy INTO two c4asses, tie porh-
veran md the Dcriberr, the prng en-
hxacsng she ruads which Ink C,,-is,2atinQ-
pae vSih tns D1rln.k, TO Sns, Iii cs1serg
ing Il Ai-aoople, woeocs 3 Highway oi
rs miles u lsngth leads to lie capital
the lsrs inca1aing ths ru7iss from Tur.
tuki. HIist-ix. xo3 the Ds.hn3sch.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-28

Nearly al the Repobiiean papers Art
unasppy owe. the order Of Prssiden'
HAYES prohibsiink Federal ofscs-hol3er.
from manipulating parry cAacases and Csc
vea,ions o. being members of party cpn-
n:iiees. Ii apparently hur,s their feeling
to zee federal ofhce-hcldeys attending
ecaely to the duties which they are paid *
rom.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-28
v N. Ii, CH anWrCK.
Proprieiro,

W. l0NE+, rsncy t'!es- i. y From
street, Bran. O-i,c- corner MINI an!
vine Suest.. philadelphia. Ia3ie,. a;,c
- A. IL L b Sara I2Is o. every ,t-sgrt,,
ion l.. 81 u' & ea.2~ed Kid Shoes. fesla
- and ol5Fe. Es ed oF t}ea,rss-l
faE~.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-28
MEDICINAL
Z. r kunkel' n1fter Wine
"a of Iron.

- lroA-
EFF. KsnHel'scelsbrssed Bitter Wine Of
Ir0e will eGtc. uAijy cure liver cumpisinf
ianndioe, 6yslepsta, chToutc er nervous
.iohi lily. chrome dsari hoes. disease oil Use
,dpeys aGd al di- eases sffsiDg from a
ais, rd-red liver, stomach or intestiDes-
,uth as constipation. II fulence, fLsaro
=; q ful LEES blood 80 the head, acidiis
81 the 81 oInsch. Dau>es heartburn, DISCUS
hsr k<d fuiip.ss o: eight in the 81 mach
sore eTRsiaii0ns, AnAinx ~ finsfersng az
the pit OF The stomsca, swimming OF ihe
f-s.. hurried OF diifieali ne JhiIss fu'ter-
ings at the il-ait, cbokiI 6 or sufiSiailEk
>-i .sation y hea in . lyii posture aimDess
Of S. ON, dots cr w~cg b.forr he sight
dull psin in the head, dt ficiency Of o. es.
p.rsIion, yellow H. IS Of the skin and eyts
aa.n iu the side hack. head, chest. mo.
te sus.ieB fash, OF b al, buinipg In fh'
ie<h con. taut inssiuii gs O evil a. d grta
De. ,e. sion of spin Price 81 er bottle
beware of cou ieri.its. Do not let your
sTegsi.t palm of some other pr, parstiD-
fin d be may ssyis a gcod but ss ioI
kunk.l'. Bilier Nire 81 Iron. Take Nc
pin-r. klIke', k,t,er " iDeG Iron Is nai
Id in bnik-vbiy IN Z. bottles. t.F, Kun
sel. Proprietor. 40. 80 North Ninth S.fee'
Philaneiph a, "a. soll by ali druggists.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-28
Fresl the EarsieS Ags.

SCROf L La has beer the ta1e, and as I,
SeFe. the cufse Of mankind Nose in III.
Sth chap er OF Leyit4eu-, Lays duwn VerA
-Apl ca rules on tu!a disea Z. SO terrib 4
sud lC3lh> h>0;ne had il tseru cons ideres; tleb
nat a peTscsl known 10 he injected win u
s"utl not se allowed 10 NIX with so~7ets
he Jews f-..ardei il as a GiyiLeirf'ici.o
sDd believed there wa> 40 cure far A. IL
Ess theD the sins afa youth or q G:Vis'lu:
Totn The PATHS OF virtue seFe punished ~
Es as life sasiei Eapgiiy In uur day
he Sc CT OF medicine hsls been ,ieyel nit1
ee greai sEnfenou>e VI Nature fur l. il.s
-smety the disease Is s;-lppei OF lis te--
~ ny III. use q the "a "a AMI - frb.g#
AND II ERS JUICES, snG the victim O.
csofuLa- Tic RS. Sores, Fimpies, .-..,. cie
II ter. etc c=l n be restored % sou d heailL
n few weess. Eal There ale toousarus
Iow wEo>- ccUd.:!cEs ~. - tRd ~ tnosr
II the daa K a.es We are We'll aware. asrri
1ow al 10 ind { cure a. well as ;acy die
thea, To all such the Saiilaritaa'S Roo
I'D Herb Juices VIII prove bappy boon
-radica.ing all impurities tom 4 = bis,pi
Anj max ng the complexion bf!sht arl
.eaithy. A taw bottle, " Il remove p,m.
l!es or uio,cles. thereby da!Ds away viii
~ metts. n POWDERS, ROOF HEkF
luiCtS sL25 Pc. bottle. Seni by cSt-cs,
% gay address.
DESMOND ls CO..
- kscestrset Ph! adj, pii IA, Pa
The Morning herald., 1877-06-28
Tape Worm Removed Alive.

head AID all complete, Ii two houts -
No fee till mead p sses, : eat pin an
ionsca wsriu- i-i. owed by Dr kunsei
q North Ninth street, Phiisde phis. Pa
~rns ioT cir u at f=E reia',N iilE sea-, Ia
4 stGi1aca g.rinS f7i,i on ysaur dFHsgls7
as sn'k OF l. ia' Re II kunktl's otif,
~ H., t,rir4 "a / never i=i comma
-nse iesche- If tape worm u- rem we'd "a.
4: eE ". rIns can t,e sulIy removed.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-28
I NuuCx no Su1sczMxz-1hasa q our
aunsezshen Hho are indeed Otne AoRx-
~ HsRAEA van ohisshy u early 10
Rar nrBr yrnE PREvlers AD
RlD DnDAl1Uy AAvE DAkN.
ex.,. -

Rar n1ssr YruE P=Kvl~rs AD-
& n Ree6Alican papers teen With &C
esunts q he great reforms that are going
- Wosdzfni Improvements have been
nna1a = tAe New York Custom Hcuse-
h kecz~sarv Of the Treasury boasts of
uAas hs- beeG accomplished bs the ad"p
linn of naay reu,c,alsndxiiaR Oh Return
= the Rnrean Of Eagraviag ard Printing
- se nPoe sorrssoodins progress N
nneiyins abuses has been made shWugh
81 his Department. The Post O!5oe d.
lpanment has been overhaalesd and, if all
roa.iaes hare been fas6iied, the Inierio:
uss furnish model ef administrative
ne6ogn- TAus throughout the eatire. Ad-
ninisirniion, the p-hlie are assured ,ha;
nAry changes. al for he better, have heen
isnpisced
Nos. il such > soupaese renov.aion vss
e1ezyshere pecesA.y, II xas1 coodiaiou
v0 ihe Old heae ieii by Gen. Grant after
hs eisAs yols residence ; All tia: has
hsen aid of the i,se Administr7tion seen
10 be fully cosfrned rov By It's successor
md hy Tie Republican Journals.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-28
q. +. kunkel'S UsiTal T. F
kunkss's si,anapOO for
the Hair.

The bes. and r..esp=ss .isir Dressing aho
Hair Cieaaer in tue wcrlJ. hey remov.
i-IdIun sises Irritation 500 The anu cp
ne iieaie't scalp. prevent tn hair from
-iiins II. a d promote The growth IN
very hort time. The. pIe-erye agG bsap
4! the tar AID reudsrit SOL snt: gloss,
rhe iur rarr bri nancy and a ell sp-
earet ce 40 braid aid wiry hair aad as
aalf dressing lh-y are unrivs LED; erad >
s.'e fand uR and prevent .'alaness. TIL,
>bsrrpoo c;e.,nS lac hair, r. move. erstcr
--Tuf, it-hing, erup'iou, Ca;e. bcaia he
tansrG ny h AZ 9ui fatigue. Euuaeis
-Aslnrs~ aisd tu,sral eStnTe ns,r u, a MT
raj and glossy co.Jr, restore ialet, DRY
1afsh add 9lry hair. Price per boilte
= your drusgist ior them or send TO r.
kunssi. l'rnp-ieror No. Is Norta Ninth
street. Phlladel phia. Pa
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-10
BRIGHAM.- E.rATE.

'Ehe estate of Brigham Young. says
the Coriune Record. is now estimated
at from 81. 600. 900 to So 900. 900. but it
would be difficult to place any approxi-
mate value upon it. as it is very widely
scattered. He owns large tracts of real
estate in many OF the settlements. and
mills, buildings. live stock. and great
variety of improvements. He owns
nearly all the stock in the street rail-
ways in Salt Lake City. and large
amounts of Utah Central and Utah
Southern railroad bonds. is a large
o@ner in the Deseret bank. the Deseret
Telegraph company. the controlling
proprietor of the great lions Co oper-
atixe Mercantile Institution. etc.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-10

Under this head the Lyon County
Times says that j. w. Mackey 8
friends have his consent to use his
name III connection with the Senator
ship OF Nevada to succeed j. P. Jones.
This rumor is undoubtedly correct.
Mackey Ii q member of the bonanza
tirtn, and AS such. by the rules of Re-
publican Legislatures in entitled to the
Senatorship. He has the requisite
qualification-plenty OF money. The
Times also reports that the Enterprise
Ia to change proprietorship. and that the
veteran editor Ut the Comstock. r. III !.
Daggett. will be at the head of the new
firm. 1t does not state that Mickey i.
Que of the present owners OF the Enter
prise is buying out his partners so that
ths paper can be run exclusively in his
interest for the Senatorship.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-10
moaE ELRorl,lNs.

To-day Maine holds en- election for
State officers. including Governor. No
other State elections will be held this
smorth. On October 2nd Colorado
elects Legislative ticket; Iowa full
State ticket. and Ohio full State tick
&C. On November 9th Louisiana elects
a Legislative ticket; Massachusetts, u
fall ticket; Minnesota u full ticket; Mis-
sissippia Legislative ticket; New Jer-
ssy D Legislative and county tickets;
New York o Legislative aud part of
state ticket; Peunsy lvania. Legislative;
south Oaroliua, Legislative; Tennessee
a full tloket; Texas full ticket; Vir-
ginia full ticket. aud Wisconsin a full
ticket. Ohio and Pennsy lvania are
the ouiy States in which much interest
rs manifested. The Presidential me.
nagerie. with ex Rebel General Key.
who has been thoroughly reconstructed
by the Office OF Postmaster. General. as
the principal attraction is now exhibit
ing in Ohio for he purpose of intiuen-
eng the election in that State.