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National Republican., 1878-06-27
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,


wAsHISaToS, ID. e., June :, ls7S
Sealed proposals., addressed TO the Secretary OF the
Navy for furnishing stationery for the Navy Depart
ment, and bureaus and offices thereof. in Washing
ton. during the fiscal year ending June 90 lsTp will De
received until " O'Clock IN OF June III
Proposals. must be submitted on the forms furnish
ed by the Department. with the guarantee and cert-
cate annexed, aud must embrace all the items there
In.
Proposals from parties not engaged In business In
city will not he considered.
The Schedule embraces two general casses. First
paper aud envelopes: srcond. miscellaneous articles
and the contract will he awarded In the whole by
classes. ~ may he considered the advana tevtis
10 the Government.
The Department reserves the right to require u
greater or less quantity Of any article In the sch dale
than that specified, IN tie wants OF the same may
quire.
The articles will be called for from time to NE rs
needed and must be In accordance with the schedule
and sctory to the head OF the Office blranu for
which required must be de iveresi without nnnerrs-
sary delay. and at the expense OF the contractor III
default ofany Of which requirements the Department
reserves tue right to purchase the articles elsewhere
or 70 annu the contract IN whole or In part and will
hold the contractor responsible for addi onal
pcn-e Il necessarily inCurs thereby
BillS properly approved. accrulng under the con-
tract, Will be paid quarterly. - -
II W. THOMPSON,
las pfupE pfI IItN SEs-y
National Republican., 1878-06-27
District Courts

District Courts.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JusTICE HUMPHREYS.
Mcintosh vs. Jacobs; verdict for plaintiff for sls5
Van Rlswick vs.. Shepherd ct al; verdict for plain
Tiff as to shepherd, as To defendant as to Lambrght
Courtney g. Bro, vs.. Roessle 4 Son; verdict for
plaintiff. utemehle vs. Finch ct al. verdict for
blaintii.
EQUITY CouRT--JusTICE MACARTHUR.
Lumsden VS.. OConnell; final ratification Of sale.
King vs. Tullolore; report Of auditor confirmed
for specific sum, and partnership dissolved. Smith
vs. McEwen; pro cOgItsso OH amended bill Steg.
maier VS.. Stegmaier: proof ordered taken before
Examiner Frazier Edison vs.. Western Union Tel
eRraph Company: on argument. Secor W.. Gross
ct al; pro contsSso against certain defendants.
Paine ". Kieckhocfer; final ratification Of trustees
sale, and referred to auditor.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Circuit Court-Justce Humphrcys-No. f2I.
Matingly, trustee vs. llillman. No. 6O4, Mckinney
VS.. Clancy. No. 6l3, Oppenheimer vs.. Buckley.
No. 6l5, Waggaman VS. Waters. No. GIG, Machall, jr
W. Redfcrn. No. GIT, Kelly vs.. Philip. No. 6ls,
Clatterback vs. HILL No. 6l0 Rich 4 Bro, VS..
Chandler No. 62D District of Columbia VS.. Childs
Son, No. G2l, Phillips vs.. Segley.
Equity Court-Justlce MacAnhur-Elison VS..
Western Union Telegraph Company No. 10, Bemiss
vs.. TlyloT No. 10, Trucsdeli VS. Bige-
low; No. q. Cochran vs. Clark; No. %, Mcdaniel
VI. Green; No. %, Rock vs.. Setlcy; No. y, wynne
vs.. Shea No. 25, Washington Market Company VS..
Bakermith; No. q, smithson VS.. Rogers.
Criminal Court-JIisticc Wylie.-Georee c. Eli
son. indicted for the murder OF David Small
National Republican., 1878-06-27
DROPOSAIS FOR STAMPED ENVELOPES
L AND NEWSPAPEn WRAPPERS.


wAsIIINUroN, u. G.. June l, iSTS
SCALED proposals will be received from eIvelo Ie
manufctuierS nntil " O'Clock III, Tue day, the -
day OF July lSIS for hIrnish'nf MI the stamped en-
velopo~' and NEWSPAPER wraprers' which thus DE
nttment may require for public aud official use dur
lug PEI ioi of fur 90 years commencing On the is
day OF O.tOber. ls7s.
Specimens Ofih. envelopes aud wrapperS fr which
proposals invited, showing the different qualities
and coOrs Of paper required the cats, and style u
cumming with blank infn,T oi lids aud speCitici-
OnS XII Ing full Information may he hal on apli ~
lion to the lhird Assistant Postmaster Genera Wash
ngion, ID. C. u. NJ KEY.
JuncL Postmaster er- General.
National Republican., 1878-06-27
VEGETFNE
FOR ALL LADIES WHO ARE SUF-
FERERS.

CISCISSATi, ONO, March ~, Is77.
Mr., STEVENS -
IEdr Sir: have taken several bottles oi yOvr Veg
eiIe tor fIH"hS HidkIGS and In Justice tO the med
cine and to all ladies who sufferers from such
complaints viii recnmmend the Nrgstino must
say has hvp,d M" very muChi indeed, II II inyalu-
bic for such complaints. -
MARY Z MEREDITH,
liz Eastern avenue.
FEMALE WEAKNESS-NEiEsrINE acts di.
rCCtly upon the Of these cumuuints II invig
uFtps and strengthens the whole system. acts upon
Tue s,cFelve urgAls, GlHys inflammation, cludlses
and Cure liberation, cures constipation, regulates the
huwrls, htadchc and pains In the back IN tpct
there Is nu diseISc or complaint whCrr the NlLiE'
TINE gives 10 quck rrlt fand Is 81 eltCtivc IN It's
, urr ~ IN what i termed Female WcLkuCss. II has
never fiied Ia QUO instance.
National Republican., 1878-06-27
JORoPoSAH FOR FUEL.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WAsIiISGToS j. C., June :. isTs
Seaied proposalS indUrNel and addressed to the
Stc:eiaty urte Many, Will be received until noon of
THURSDAY, June y. TO supply the Navy Depart
men and offices there In wGIhingt with fuel viz:
~ tons (2.2tO lbs. TO the tunl best quality white ash
egg COl.
lItoms (:IO lbs to the toni best quslty white ash
nut coal.
10 cords us cubic feet of weseasonei good SIZE
oak wU,d.
10 lords 0:s cubic fcep weIise,soned bakers pine
wood.
All Of which will be weighed, measured, and Inspect
ed hy the Navy Department Inspector nj the expense
OF the contractor according tO the requirements OF
the act Oftungress approved July II, lsi.
These supplies must be delivered nj the Navy De-
parnent, or office for which required by the 2lth Of
July next 10 insure which bonds will be required Of
the suFCeSsiul bidder.
Bi'is may be male Tor either wood or coal, or Tor
both: but must state much per cord or ton. the
may he, without Distinguishing Us to tie sLE2 Of
coal or Kind OF wood. -
H. W. THOMPSON.
Jeltf Secretary OF the Navy.
National Republican., 1878-06-27
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.


ENOR sAIE-A FIRST-CLASS VICTORIA POLE
Il and shafts, nearly new, made In Paris by one Of
the best makers II will he sold at figure much be.
low Its value " applied for i'm nediately. the owner
is about leaving The city. For further Information
inquire OF JOHN MCDERMOTr h BROS, carriage
manufacturers, 40 Pennsylvania avenue. Je2j &c
ENOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
property In the central section OF the city, that de-
sirabc property situated at lts2 boundary street
northwest, comprising large and small cottage.
weimproved grounds, fruits, 81 apes flowers, &c.
National Republican., 1878-06-27
LOST AND FOUND.

IN Central CITY, COLORADO,
January e. ls7s
Public notice hereby given that on the I'D day Of
January, a. ID. 1879, entered In the United States
Land-Oilce ut Central CITY Coll, certain tracts OF
southwest quarter OF section and south hall Of south
east quarter rsccOn In Township s. south Of range
n west, lands subject 10 sale ut said lnndofiCe In
Central CITY, COLI that paid for said tracts of land
with certain piece Of agricultural college scrip, Is
sued to the Stale OF Arkansas aud numbered Hi.
am Informed and believe that said scrip, with the re-
turns from said land oce for the month Of January,
1873 was lost In trasi nom tho said United States
llnd-Onice At Central City. CO to the General Land
Ofiice, ut Washington. u. e.
hereby dcclare my Intention Of applying to the
Commissioner Oi the General LRud-Onice. at Wash.
ngton D. c., for reissue OF scrip to replace ssid lost
SCRIP under the ACTS OF Congress approved June y.
1881, June ., lS1i and the Instructions OF the tommS
siouer OF the General Land Office, dated September
10, ls7L
jcl0-inGw CHARLES A. ROLL
National Republican., 1878-06-27
TaG SMITR \ EGGE MISUNDERSTANDING leo.

LOCK RON lNH, IlRI DGElDlT, CONN,
Manufacturers of sprCnltCs In Light Hardware aud
metallic goods generally Government aud liant rad,
locks, Sewing Machine Locks Piano Lacks Organ
LUcks the AUTOMATICALLY made Giant sash Chain, sI
perOr to every other and very much cheaper No
special pulley required. The smith n Egg. MnnuLic.
turing Company also gives special attention to the
making Of estimates for the cost OF the manufacture
of wdcuir inventions aud all the necessary tools.
and the manufacturing Of the same on royalty. All
communications treated cOniidGnialIy.
my27.M W Fun
National Republican., 1878-06-27
DIRECTORY.

The Principal business Houses Of wash
tngtOn.
The fo''oing is pubIished for The beRcft Of Trdr-
cling SdesnIei,, Strangers, and the pablic gener-
GHy-it includes all hddes and professions, aud
cannot fail 10 prOre Of interest to all phO intc.d
hansdcting business IN Washington.
National Republican., 1878-06-27
FOR SALE AND RENT.

NOR SALE OR RENT-A FIRST-CLAsS BREW
cry within the city limits, with Malt Mil aud all
modern improvements, appliances, aud vessels:
Address SOPHIA BECK,
Cumberland.
jel+F4wt Allcgany County, Maryland.
National Republican., 1878-06-27
COMMERCIAL
Georgetown Grain Market.

UcOTKetOWH GfWIh WHrRet.
GHoRaErowN. June 30 1873.
wheat-The market continues quiet, and In the alb
sence Of trnractions we quote prices nominal for oil
kinds OF grain.
National Republican., 1878-06-27
HOOKS AND STATIONERY.
OUR B00K-LIST FOR JUNE.

All the new Law and Miscellaneous Books received
~ soon rs published Any book not In stock ordered
promptly. We wish to infbrm customers We have
complete assortment Of all the leading styles OF sta
tionery On hand always
National Republican., 1878-06-27
HOTELS.
FREMONT HOUSE.

Parties who desire good hotel board with cool and
airy rooms, locate ut thus fnvOrite hotel Tor the
srnm,r months Mt the following reduced rates: Gen.
tlrmun md WIFE, go to sG1 per month"; single rooms,
81 so month, and 4 to 40 per week. Table board,
s9 per month and s. per week. jeiu
ENREECH HOTEL,
I'D and Ss fourteenth street northwest.
Board on the European plan at sO per month or
si.sO per day, including room.
Summer garden attached TO the establishment.
lei I'm ], NJ. pEREtRD,
National Republican., 1878-06-27
LEFT-OFF CLOTHING,

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS WATCHES, PISTOLS,
JEWEilti, Sc,
Can be sold for the highest cash prices Gents cloth
ing especially desired, tor which the extreme value
will lie paid by calling addressing IIERIOti As
Ninth street northwest near Pennsylvania avenue.
Orders promptly attended to. nlar2~u
National Republican., 1878-06-27
ROOMS FOR RENT.
WANTED.

yVANTED-Bl A YOUNG CoLORED BoY, A
w position as errAnd-boy CT waiter. Address
JOII NSON this Office, lp2T-3t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-14
ASSIGNEE'S Sale.
- OTIcE Is mrRKnY Glyr. s,.

NpTGCE Is HEREHY GIVEN EY rp.c
un THit'ef Assignee in Bankruptcy the esta ~
= b. Tl"ebA;a and 4. b. Drest,ach ard W. /, i;.-..
banklpg in bank ruptcy that aill sell Al i,tc
on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ;, 1917 at II o'clock ~ +.
'front.' Of TIC County Building in Carson CITY to ht hhcer
bidder Tor cash M gold coin the following described rn,
erty n wit Al the right tte and interest Of the sad
T. Drtshach bankrupt in bankruptcy, to tatnty-fc.,
thousand and hty shares ii mining stock in tins min,
known as the Fourth of July Gold and Silver Nnlr,
Company, located in Eureka Township the courfy -
Eureka State OF Nevada
Also all the right title and interest OF said hantrIpt IA
and 20 a certain mining quartz claim known as the ~
VdfGn or Mount Hope Mine located in Grizzly Flat Min
ing District, IN FL Dorado county State OF California
Also all the right, title and interest II the notes b.oL
accounts and demands belonging eaid ate tnaI
main Unsatisfed at tbs time Of sale
ISRAEL CRAWFORD AssRnss
Carson '3ty. Asgus, sth ls77E
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-14
ORDINANCE NO. 46.

An Ordinance in relation the Office Cfty Assessor
Of Carson City, the duties and compensation OF said
officer.
The Board Of Trustees of Carson City do orlan:
SECTION l. The City Assessor OF Carson City shall
ally assess all taxable property Of the inhabitants of said
city situate and being in said city, for city TAXATION
the time and III the same manner he assesss said
property for State and county taxation. He shall
make separate Assessment Roll OF such but
shall place and extend the upon the Assessel Ron
made for State and county taxation by him
SECTION The City Assessor Of said City shall receive
annual salary OF hundred dollars in United States
gold coin which shall be in full for al services rendered
BY him to said city such Officer.
SECTION 3. All Ordinances heretofore adopted 50 far
only they conflict with the provisions OF ths Ordinance
are hereby repealed
Approved. JAS 4. ST. CLAIR
Carson City, June II, 1877. P-esl1tRt pro ten.
Attest: ALFRkD HELM, Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-14
skEEiI - SILL

Dy WHITE OF 4 pECREE AND or Eh tF sAhs
E1ie='cd Of n4 under tas s>sA Il 400 h. seoa.
judicial District in -d Tor C@,GEy <t-klsb~
STATE Nevaaa, "a Jud,rAe-j vttNnta :"ttan o. IT.,
3lst day Of March A D. 1871, oL sftttl the e.,
p A T. 1877. il flTHr <f IatE 60 bad G,a., t1
John F Byrne Sur,-i (. BrI., y I..anst,In 4 r /
son AND iilsrl H. A4sgrure Executor u Re AFt WIS
Of hundred and twenty 50 dollars pSlciA-
tere%t thereon date Il Judgment TIE exc
hurtr- fifty lnt dollars and tIJ CINE aid IL ths
Of SIXTY "a" collars s:d sixteen Iats Tor tN'T fo7 he IL.
cal 1916 paid by Plaintiff ln3 in the u GO
lar slxtyf,c IeIts the interest uo.; 70 DE nj.
above NAMED principal su1 lad inf,rSt t>ein tF LLh
paid the ~ ger per 1:
above nGIn.d Fms; a~o rouIstl fe's x fhe u
s!2ty four iTN ninety lry. >.nIs, Az l,-i
in hv 4. tort! tVtr tSle ali i. tie Sod
lslI-d Sl>Ac"r:
So !t In favor 81 E p;:ns..:- az t3g,s,n are
aiane, Juh;. byrre Liz: kyri.> tor liz ST.
h'Irr!r,, AMI nt-~-n >sIiar. 4ad 1Iy
,ilsi d"h; ara The FuLl Il r.zava sAln-s aj e,r,
thereof. date a;d xll p-sr
- tr rD :ri 49,. - - j., - -e fS q
s,Ieo1y d>i.~r and ninety tyit tt If SUIT IA
the san a; 'Ie'':' 'ILFs-~ IL o4 ><Ih II LIZ iyes
InljrJ- Ia f>vur # WI Il nuAgryvc q ez,,qtc, =
n IL, l-ft u ard p-z;aIen- * " ,4r E.Irr = d.:
cea~tri, against Jin F Ry-1e &nd ka-F .ve H.; TIE
- hundred s-lEt- : a,la-e Ina
fit, cents ana tht Of uy,ao >rs xty orl.
interest thereon rt-i t. h. as ls.tece. n 49,
rate ii j-r cent, E-r 5,r;h an. ce4s> &c . he snn
e: inrty dyllars, 4L1 III Ste p IL Z:
Of pt. t-sinr, >znaieeiy',;e sgd ties =; Grads
cts NJ Il tte pHye n he etes'& oo,.a Auc
~Nty wis. - IL ID clu o: ti+ ltd >--.s, - a.
T.t47i, -4'--lll1ug Ia s. 4 a->>y,IIF <, -
rsl EEo~-' y; ''' n Kid t"'r~a % t@dl g., os.e
have ii, uj.,n VII .rgssea :. t..i!~ a. .lyo IL.
front Ct: u' 'ourt Buse ar l. E-a-'. a.. E1a4.s
DAY ~ HIhil- 4 l. I'll i~.oers; L., L.s.;s ; = Il.
ana " t. at, a; >re oe.,-E : ~, Tie :rs,}
titie, interest Ai ci7i IT u" AToI.:ts E !" RFrt.
ana Susan him; e. IL and 70 Tie fl; Wy tst-lba
DIoEt4 god real y-T~-ry Tho rrln >..X "a G.
ios I &c., = ~ on, ~, n 80 Iiia,'s I'D hes
gether Nth al AMI 'li'-- 'e t.rn's ts Efrlit1aents
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-14

employ shall pay obtain cersc 70 carry On s'ci
business and shall nav therefor by the day, Two doae
and fifty cents; if by the quarter thirty dollars
.r-CTIoHFFRS AND PAWSBROKER9.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-14
NTOTIcE IL HrRrnY ufvt- TO An,

~ persons holding mechanics liens again he yoIcrt,
Of Vim. H. and D G. Cnrbott described q, . NV Ia VII;
Lots Nos !, +, and CT block 56 Proc r 1. Green's
division OF Carson City Grnfby County Ncya,r that the
undersigned have commenced an act ion il! tl ~ti..s
Court Of Carson Township, Ornsby Count N.yl:a be.
fore C. A. Wtherel, Justice Of the Peace forccosc
mechanic hen held against said property, and persons
holding liens said premises under and ly virtue If ~
Act Of the Legislature of the State Nc,.ca elti.i
An Act to secure liens To mechanics and others ana
repeal all other Acts in relation thereto approved March
1873 are hereby notified be and apyc2~ before SAT-
Court on the 7th day Of August 1877 at 70 cock l. " q.
said day and exhibit then there the proof of hcI
said liens. p A. WAGNER A co
BY T. COFFIN, their Attorney.
Carson New, July l6, IS17: ivl7-law38
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-14

Section 80 The provisions this Ordinance. shall apply
ali time after January lst A D. 1.7> provided that
all licenses issued prior to the taking effect this Orui-
the first quarter the year aforesaid shall hold
good for the said quarter.
Section "a The licenses provided Tor in this Ordinance
shall he procured in suitable printed FORM by City
Clerk and shall be paid for by the city
Section IS. All Ordinances and parts OF Ordinances
the provisions of this Ordinance, are hereby repealed
Dated February 26. ISIS.
Approved. D. !. BENDER,
Attest: President pro TEN
ALFRED HELM, City Clerk
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-14
cCuaIY TREASuREY'S SEMI. :NEuAL
REPORT.
EpUqrr TREAsCkEG's CFFICE,
Carson CITY. Ormshy County, Nevada,
J., r wa

Nevada:
Gentlemen: herewith submit MY reI"Tt a @t b'!'l
If the County Tsurtrs otiet fer Tie halt %=T enc
ing December 81, 1877
On the Is ot July, 1871, thcre we've i" 'he seven H'f
f,,,.. 4ba{ III,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
POLITICAL NOTES.
What the Parties Are Doing.

o.. The Hon. Benjamin Butterworth last
night addressed a large, intelligent and at
tentive audience at Koehler's Hall, at Car
thage.
Gen. Halpin while speaking night before
last at Hunt street and Broadway was
hoored with a bowlder thrown by some
rough
At the Town Hall in Cleves Governor
Thomas L. Young and Rev. George w.
Williams addressed large Republican
meeting.
Hon. Milt. Sayler proved himself con-
versant with the German language last eve-
ming. He spoke last night in the Third
Ward to a big crowd of Democrats.
General s. F. Cary will reply to Carl
Schurz's Music Hall speech at mass meeting
of the National -Greenback- Labor Party in
Sixth-street Market-space this evening.
The Republican Colored Central Club
held meeting last night at the Arlington
House. Col. Guthrie, VIM Alexander, w.
M. McCloud and W. H. Handy made ad-
dresses.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04

Mr.. Edward Woodruff and wife cele-
brated their tin wedding last night at North
Bend, Ohio.
Colonel Rush Fields, Democratic candi-
date for member Of the Board of Public
Works, is al the Burnet House
Colonel VIM. Edwards President of the
Cleveland Trotting Association, attended
the Chester Park races yesterday.
Mr. G. A. Ziegler, of Felicity, Clermont
County, was admitted to the practice of the
law in the Q. S. Courts yesterday.
Colonel w. K. Wall, of Cynthiana, was
in the city yesterday, and the report is that
he will take back to his home one of he
Cincinnati bellies.
Mrs A. Willard, nee Nellie Bishoprick
formerly of this city, has carried off the
honors of the Kansas City, Mo-, Exposition,
for the best crayon drawings.
Mr.. Thomas Sullivan, Clerk of the Board
of Control, is making lively race for JUS
tice of the Peace on the Democratic ticket
this fall. Tom deserves an election, and
therefore his friends should not forget him
next Tuesday.
Signor Paolo La Villa, head of the vocal
department in the College of Music, and
his wife, who will also be a teacher in the
institution, arrived in the city from New
York yes erlay. They are stopping at the
Burnet House.
Mr.. Samuel Applegate, of the U. s.
Signal Corps, stationed in his city for the
past en months, has been assigned to duty
at keokuk, Iowa, and placed in charge of
the station at that point. His place has
been filled here by Mr.. George NJ. Smith,
sent hilher from Washington.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
COM MON PLEAS.


Dinah Schoenfeld against Henry Kluse-
man. This was an action instituted for the
dissolution of the partnership existing be-
tween the parties in the grocery business
on Broadway. Pending the proceedings to
dissolve, the plaintiff asked The appoint
ment of Receiver to take charge of the
partnership property. The ground of the
application was the alleged insolvency of
the defendant. An order was made ap-
pointing Receiver to be named by the
parties.
Joseph w. Foote, butter dealer at No 189
Central avenue, made an assignment yes
terday.
Drunkenness-P. Murphy, VIM. Burke,
Joseph Watson, Morris Folly and Terrence
Cush So each.
Disorderly Conduct-Joseph H. Fagin,
continued to October 18th; Samuel Hollo-
way, James Carroll, VIM. Henry, Joseph
Grote and John Getz, 80 days each.
Assault and Battery-N. Boileau, contin-
ued to 10Th instant; John Lucas, 80 days;
Kate Fieber and John Costello, dismissed;
Alfred Tull, continued to 11th.
Petit Larceny-Fred. Krager, continued
to 11th; D. Flanagan. Chas. Seaman, Jas.
Neville and VIM. Eagan, dismissed; John
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04

80 IN order to accommodate Eastern advertis-
eTin the STAR, Mr. E. Duncan sniffen, No. 72
Astor House, New York City, us been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States. This will be branch office OF the STAR,
Mr.. Snifen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in our name
sD-CINCTNNATI oct, 4-2:30 P. M.-Lard quiet
and easy. Mess pork quiet and steady, Bulk
meats in light demand and steady Hogs dull and
prices weakening. Cotton quiet at yesterday s
pr.ces. Flour in fair demand. Oats neglected.
Barley in moderate demand and firm. Wheat
quiet and weak market Rye slow sale and easy.
Corn in moderate demand and easy. Whisky
steady with no change In price and good demand.
D6-WEATHER-Fuir or partly cloudy weather for
the next twenty-four hours
as-THE Covington Office OF the STAR is at No.
strEast Pikeeet. in Hardin's Insurance Office
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
A bury Chanel,

At a meeting of the members of Asbury
Chapel, called for the purpose of becoming
body corporate, it was resolved that this
Church or Society be incorporated under
the laws OF Ohio.
On motion, it was resolved that this
Church be known by the name of Asbury
Chapel. For this end the following nine
Trust ecs were elected: DR.. ?. NJ. Bigney,
Noble X. Royse, Chas. A. Harper. James
Dale, c. G. Vanzant, John G. Nye, Thomas
H. Rouse, S. G. Garrison and Robert Cat
low.
The papers of incorporation were left with
Recorder Frank Bruner to-day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04

The Republican rally last night in the
Nineteenth Ward was one of the best Re-
publican gatherings of the campaign. The
speakers were Geo. w. Jones, T. c. Camp
bell and John P. Murphy.
At Wiegel's Hall, Delhi. last evening the
Republicans rendered to Governor Thomas
L. Young an enthusiastic recep' ion. M. A.
jacob, Esq, and John A. Rheits, Esq,
were also present and addressed the meet
ing.
There will be meeting of the members of
the first Colored Club of Hamilton County
at Plum-street Hall this evening to con-
slider what course to pursue in the coming
election By order of the Executive Com
mittee.
United States Senator Beck, of Kentucky,
with Ex-Governor Carlisle and Hon. Milton
Sayler, will occupy the speakers stand on
tomorrow night at the Democratic mass
meeting to be held in RObinson's Opera
house. Senator Beck, with Hon. Mr.. Say
Ter, will also speak on Saturday afternoon
at Democratic meeting in Shinn's Grove,
Anderson Township. This evening both
the gentlemen, with Hon. John Carlisle,
speak in the Seventh Ward, at the corner of
Thirteenth and Walnut
| Rousing Democratic meetings were held
| last night in the Third Ward, where Dr. X.
b. Bradford, Hon. Milton Sayler, VIM. J.
O'Neil and George II. Lundy spoke; in the
Eighth Ward with Messrs. Lewis w. Irwin,
DIR. Maley and R. B. Bradford as speakers;
in the Thirteenth Ward, at Lafaye e Hall,
with Messrs. II. Won MarIels and Dean Bah
bitt as speakers; in the Fourteen h Ward,
where Messrs r. P. Bradstreet, DR.. Watson,
J. E. Bruce and Patton spoke. Big meet
ings were also held in the Seventh, Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first Wards, and by the
Italian Savler and Johnston Club of the
| Eighth Ward.