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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-28

in the First Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning.
The Colored Cornet Band, of Paris, was
in the city yesterday and attracted CON
siderable attention. r.
Rev. A. F. Baker will occupy the pulpit
of the Short7street Baptist Church Sunday
morning and evening.
Mr.. George w. Balm, the temperance ora
tor delivered a lecture last night before the
Royal Templars of Temperance at the
Opera-house.
Mr.. Charles Gilman, and not Gilman q
Brothers, as stated yesterday occupies the
establishment at the corner of Mill and
Water streets.
The lexington Musical Club held their
first meeting for practice last night at the
Chapel of Sayre Institute. Prof. H. B. Nc
Clellan was elected Musical Director and
Prof. Helveti as Assistant.
The Israelites of this city will celebrate
the festival of their Biblical New Year to-
night at the Temple, corner Of Short and
Limestone streets. Rev. Samuel ii. Luski
will preach on the OCCASION
The Lexington Shooting Club held their
usual weekly practice yesterday on the farm
of Dr. Hess, near the Nicholasville Pike.
Mr.. Chas G. Held and W. A. Bowling
proved to be the best marksmen.
Rev. L. B.. Voolfolk, capdidate for Con
gress on the National Greenback ticket, ad-
dressed large audience last night at the
Courthouse. At the close of his speech
Senator Beck was called and briefly replied
as follows: II wouldas soon think OF con-
tradicting what DR., Voolfolk might say in
the pulpitas contradict what .he had said
| tO-night.N
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON, Sept. 27-Spirits turpentine firm,
at 26c. 3. .-'''''
| oswgGo, Sept 27-Whea4 ouiet. extra white
'o' W - = - = ......, ..
LIVERPOOL. Sept 27,-Wheat winter dun at
9s Id for new Corn: Old mixed dpll at 24s Sd;
new steady at 25s9L Others unchanged
INDlANAPOLIs Sept 2T-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat hrm; No red wlnler, gUe, spot
or seP1enlpSr ZEN SSt90t Ocl4Der; CGrh Western
mixed 56c 0ats Gulet at 2os2e Provisions steady
bl,i 81 4yfc T,I[ n l' slaes %4c. sweet
Richleu naiils liolliiiaiis lOc' 1ro lflne S'eai'
0zsc' ~ ..... r.... .... ..:
ssaS 50; common extras u 25@4 Is: Wisconsin
extras, 81 50e5 50; Minnesota do, s. 50@6 50;
winter wheat, Ohio, 1nhiana and Michigan, $59
SIS; Illinois, So 25@6 90: St Louis S. 2596 IS;
patent Minnesota and Wisconsin, S799. Corn
eaHy maeI ats IN II SUW S4 "a 3S 4c EeSe ew 90 30
cea'c'
PITTsBURG; Sept. 27.-Corn and wheat arriving
more freely Wheat new Southern white n,lt and and
Pennsylvania choice Ole. 9sc@fI o.; new, 93@97c.
Corn yellow ear, 4Se50c;, high mixed, 47g4Sc;
yellow shelled, i744Sc; mixed, i59l7c: Oats
heavy: white old, 2sS29c mixed, 26927c; new
white, 25q27c; new, 23@24c, Rye quiet new, So
g55c; old SIC. a.t ~. rt.I.i. ....'f
MuvArxEn sant 81 -Flour ou,et and nm.
cbann"d Tst,on1 o-.,"I a.
| oinsn5 ~; ungat hCii! opelled ~ l9"eF stu
931sc; October, 931I6c: No q Milwaukee Sir' No
! A. ga 4c rejected, 52c Corn lower: N6' 2 365Sc
I4Oats easier and active No; o 2OJ5c RIVE sIeaGv
and in poed demand: No, | 47c Barlcv hi%her,
No 2 spring 81 %; September. 81 Ios 0ntoher
a IA Provisions quiet but firm. Moss norf'
ouiet ct 50 50, cash and September Lard
ppri,ne sean; 7Icc Lake freghts Wheat to RI #:
aia IN 30 ''0'tn' - -
"'o '0'' d 'i# " --H}
:; LOUISVILLE Sept. 27,-Four dull: Extra $50
8 25; family, So 509S 70: A No, l. 81 5Oa4 10: IAN
Cy, S5@5 25.' Wheat steady: Red, SS990c; amber
and hite, 9o@93c. Corn STEADY and in fair de-
mand White 45c; mixed, 4lc Oatsfrm: Whit I,
al $40 Pork steady at $40. Lard tirmer: Choice
leaf, tierce, 5000; do kegs, 10c Bulk meats
steady at 5@6G61ac Bacon steady at 5$4ta6l$a
o1sc, sugar-sqFec ec mans lzzsgia12c; Whisky
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Jas, A. Smith, of the firm of JAS A. Smith
& Co., ice dealers, of St. Louis, caused
the arrest Of Louis Marks, of 286 w, Sixth
street, on the charge of forgery and obtain
ing money under false pretenses.
1t is alleged that Marks ordered ten car
loads Of ice from the above firm, for
which he did not pay, and that he
forged j. A. Smiths name to telegram
to the firm at st. Louis ordering twenty
car loads of ice to be sent here three timesa
week. Detective Kushman arrested Marks
and had him locked up in the Ninth-street
Station,
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THE DAILY STAR
SATURDAY. ............... .....!SEPTEHESER2S 8

B5' IN order to accommodate Eastern advertis-
ers in the STAR, Mr.. E. Duncan Snitien, No. 72
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States, This will be a branch Office OF the STAR
Mr.. SuiGen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in our name.
GS-CINcINNATI, Sept. 27-2:3O P. N. Flour
quiet moderate consumptivc demand. Whisky
firm and good demand. Rye steady, moderately
active Oats quiet. Barley fair demand and large
receipts. Corn quiet and ample offerings, but not
much demand. Wheat, steady and little doing.
Cotton quiet and nomiGally unchanged Mess pork
held held firm but moderate sales Meats light de-
mand and steady. Lard, quiet but firm. Hogs,
dull market at about yesterdays prices.
,R5TTHE Covington Office of the STAR is at No.
strEast Pikeeet. in HGrdins Insurance Office
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Police Court Fees.
STATE OF OHIO,
"ATToRNEY GENERAL's OFFICE,

STATE OF OHIO,
"ATToRNEY GENERALs OFFICE,
"CoLUMBUs, September 26.
"Chas. W. Baker, Esq, Solicitor, Hamilton Coun-
ty, Cincinnati:
DEAR SIR-Yours of yesterday, as well
as letter from Judge Wilson in reference
to the same subject came duly to hand.
81 am of the opinion that the latter clause
of Section 15 page 222, rs vol 0. L., referred
to in your letter refers to the fees of wit
nesses in State cases in the Police Court in
which Jurisdictions is retained to finally try
and dispose of the case.
'In such cases the witnesses are to be
paid as though the cases were tried tn the
Common Pleas. ..,- l.
"Where the Police Judge usually holds
an examining court the construction given
in my letter of July 8, 1878, applies.
Respectfully yours, ISAIAH PILLARS,
80 .'t'f' "Attorney General"
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Physicians and psychologists have long scratched
their heads and burned the midnight OIL"
seeking to devise sQlnc means whereby excessive
cOrpulency might be either prevented or con
trolled. Until recently all theories" especial
directions" and remedies" ," have failed. But at
last the problem is solved. Allans Anti-Fat will
surely and positively reduce flesh from three to
six pounds per week No medicine or cOmbina-
ton Of medicines has ever been discovered that
would prOducG such wonderful results, and at the
same time improve the general health. Sold by
druggists.
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI, Sept, 27-230 P. NJ
Gold steady and unchanged Buying at 1908
and selling at 1905. Gold checks at 1907. ~
Sterling exchange is steady with moderate in
curry. We quote at 81 $50 for sight and $4 S212
forsixty-days pefG in gold. .'i' II
Exchange on New York is frmcr, with fair de
mand and rates higher. Dealers buying at par
and selling at l10 Premium.
The focal market for Government bonds is
steady but very little demand Quoted as follows
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$500 Howard

They cure all diseases. Of the stomach,
bowels, blood, liver, nerves, kidneys and
urinary organs, and $500 will be paid for a
case they will not cure or help; or for any
thing impure or injurious found in them
Hop Btters Test it. See Truths " or
" Proverbs" another column. '
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-28

THE funeral of the venerable Matilda G..
Johnston, mother of Ex-Mayor Johnston,
will took place at 1:30 o'clock this af-
ternoon. The pall-bearers, all old and intl-
mate friends of the deceased, will be Messrs.
Wm. Higbey, John Cochnower, G. W.
Goodhue, J. M. Johnston, w. NJ. Cory and
c. w. Rowland.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-28

HOGS-Ihe market IS Gull but steady tOm-
mon at 81 1908 30, iair to,g"od light and packing
at So 1908 70. and select butchers at IS 8Ol9} 50
per Genital. .,..- ....-. ..-......
CATTLE-Market steady and Quiet and prices
unchanged.
SHEEP-steady and quiet market and moderate
demand and pr. Ges unchanged. r-
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Catholic School Books.

His Grace Archbishop Purcell has de-
cided that the following books are to be
used in he Catholic Schools of his Diocese:
Deharbes' Catechism, original ISSUE
Businger's German Bible History.
Rev. il. Menge's series of German
Reader. .r-.y ...r q
Schueth's German Grammar.
B. III. f. Hellehusch's Hymn Books.
The oung Catholic" series of English
Readers.
Rays Arithmetic. ..
Sadicr's Excelsior Series of Biographies.
Pinneo's English Grammar -,.
Sadlier's Elementary History of the
United States. --.....-.. ------
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LsLV iIIt INTELLIGENCE.
Sea mboat movements.

The fine, last and popular side-wheel steamer
Potomac cRme down this morning and W Ii leave
this evening fer Galipolis and Pomcroy and take
Ieople and freight for all pOints on the Upper
OHIO River. Capt. James Kirkcr commands and
Captain Watt. Shedd presides III the Office,
Capt. Samuel le VOLTS fast and popular packet
Salt Valley is loading at the foot OF Main street
and will depart this evening for POmeroy and all
Intern ediate points. Mr.. Jas. Kirker has charge
of the office.
The James w. Cali cleared tor ST. Louis last
night loaded flat. .''
The speedy and capacious BostoEa arrived and
will be the regular G. 80. X. L. packet leavngto-
day at p m for Huntingdon. Gus. Honsheil is
her aflable clerk. IT," 70
The reliable and punctual c. W. Anderson, Capt.
j, b. Erapch, master, will positively depart this
evening for all points on the Lower Ohio Riyer
and Evansville Harry Sullivan isher Gentleman
ly chiPfclerk. 20 r H .
The fine new steamer Whisper will leave this
evening for New Orleans - s g
The City OF portsmouth will return to Chilo at
a p. IN. "'
The Bonanza came down and returned to Ports
mouth at noon. ... -..
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LEXINGTON. KY.

Miss Tillie Slevin, of Louisville, is visit
ing friends in this city.
The colored fair closed yesterday. The
attendance was large and the display very
fine. '&'
Rev. DR.. Pratt, of Richmond, will preach
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The Courts.


Edward Debner, indicted for burglary,
was sentenced to one year in the Peniten-
tiary.
In the case of Annie Grafton, the jury
found her guilty Of cutting with intent to
wound.
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Board of. Public WORKS.

The Board met in regular session, all the
members present, and President Bell in the
chair. @
The Engineer was directed to report a
plan for the further completion of Colum-
bia avenue. oh" r
The Superintendent of the Water-works
was directed to Use the broken stone now in
Eden Park for the improvement of Etflu-
ent Pipe street.
An ordinance providing for the extension
of the Walnut Hills & Cincinnati Street
Railroad, known as Route No.i10, on Wood
burn avenue, vas referred to the Commit
tee on Street Railroads.
The Clerk was directed to advertise 70.
proposals for keeping in repair the Warsaw
Pike from German street to the west corpo-
ration line, and Gest street from Mclean
avenue to the end of the boulder pavement.
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For Wheeling.

"a SATURDAY, 28th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
IT. - SALT VALLEY, Samuel De Wolf, Mas
..ssshsS I'd ter Apply on board, or to J. c. Dor
szszzfs-1SSt man Il Co., Agents.
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For i'oinerOV.

THIS DAY, 2Sth, at 5 p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ n POTOMAC, James Kirker, Master
g44saass-fl' Freight received on WIarlboat foot Of
zszssssasH Broadway. w. HOushell, Supt.
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Jesse Moorman, of Lee County, Iowa,
filed petition for damages against the fol-
lowingpartiesin Greene County: John Ad-
ans, Sr,. Morgan Short Andrew J. Christie
pher, w. G. Baker, Samuel Baker, George
r. Bargdoll, Miss Maggie Bargdoll, Mrs.
Harriet Bargdoll, Miss Maggie Bargdoll and
Eldridge Hixon, and the following in Lees
burg. Highland County, Ohio: Eli P.
Johnson, Martin Redkey, Marietta john
son, Naylor Bean, Samuel H. Bean, Lee
Evans, Maggie Evans, John Cooan, Dr. Mi
chael Holmes, Vim. Hardy, Darms Hardy,
Jas. Seaman.
Tie charges are that the above twenty
two defendants alienated the affections Of
the plaintiffs daughter, and abducted
her. He claims $50, coo damages.
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THIS DAY, 2Sth, at 5 P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ p the G. 4 o. K. X. Packet, BOSrONA,
,asS5srss BrySon Master. Freightreceived on
fs=ssF''staffaan Wharfboat, foot OF Broadway. W.
1oDSlell Supt
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Assault and Battery -Wm Damcron and
Henry Egsers dismissed Wm: Coppen, So;
W. II. Farrell, $40; James Farrell, $25;
John Lucas; Kate and VIM. Fischer, con-
linned to Octoberfth; Frank Peake, IS.
Petit Larceny-Josep Mack, Fred. De-
vine and Geo. EmmelI, dismissed; Annie
Crayton, $40; Chas Hammond, 80 days;
Geo. West, 5000; Fred. Krager, continued
to Oct 4th.
Misccllaneous--Si Simon Weinheim, George
Freuth, VIM. Fox, Louis Douglas and Geo.
Smith, receiving stolen goods, dismissed;
George West, vagrancy, dismissed; Peter
Gamble, same, 80 days; James Mann, CON
tempt, dismissed; Max Newman, obtaining
money under false pretenses continued to
October Seth; John Carson, fast driving,
continued to October 4th :. John Martin,
disordeSlv conduct, dismissed; Dennis Qua
ley, same, SO, Joseph Pagan, same, contin-
ned to October 4t.!h; Fred, Gesman attach
menl, continued to october Sd :. J. n Guth-
ries, drunkenness continued to October 1st
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For Huntington.

SUNDAY, Doth, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY.
NJ The C. & 0. Railroad packet FLEET
sss5EsSs-5Ssg WOOD, J. r. Campbell, Master
AsSlisa1aiTss Freightreceved on WharbOat, foot Of
3rnndMhY W. Hnnshell Srnt
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F6r Evansville.

F0r Evansville.
SATURDAY, 28th, at 8 P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ &C W. ANDERSON J. A. Crancn, Mas.
I. s..fssksssAk ter Apply on board or to John
naNFzss1Ess0 Shearer Agent.
For st. Louis.
WEDNESDAY, Cd, at 5 A. NJ. POSITIVELY,
FsS h LAURA /. DAVIS, J. c. Reno Master
..fss#as1fI Apply on board, or TO James S. Wise
81 Ez7=z17AFS sas-zH7I "a, Superintendent.
For New Orleans.
SATURDAY. 2Sth at 3 p. NJ, POSITIVELY
g.s| b WHISPER, Henry Harper, Master Ap
S.lffssssssEs ply on board or to Royse & Mosset
Aas7rz-Ss1z-ss1 Agents
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-21

Many new locations, says the Enter
prise, are being made in the neighbour
hood of the Wells Fargo mine. Nothing
but the large amount of work done on
that mine last Spring has prevented il
from being jumped and cut up inio inch
pieces.
Belmont Courier: John Jett, an old
pioneer of Nye county, after whom Jett
District was named, died Of throat
affection at Moore's Greek Station on
the morning of the 9Th instant. Deceased
was an untiring prospector and was we'll
and favorahly known throughout Nye
county.
Enterprise: At a meeting Of the Escu-
rial Lodge No. Z, F. and A. NJ, held in
Virginia the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing term
Henry Rolfe, W. NJ; s. Wilkin, S. W.;
II. M. G. Stewart, J. W.; Frank FEEDER
icks, Treasurer, aud Il. r. Bingham,
Secretary.
Virginia Chronicle: w. c. Bishop. the
stage carpenter. was making some
repairs in the Opera House this morning,
when the ladder on which he was work
ing fell and precipitated him fourteen
feet. His left shoulder was dislocated,
his hand cut and his body bruised and
cut in various places.
Enterprise: This new stage line
owned by John Altman, to run between
Bodie and the Comstock, will commence
some time during this month. The SER
vice will be tri-weekly. The Carson line
is crowded every day now, and the Mason
Valley route will certainly be relief to
the travelling public.
Lyon County Times. 14th: Frank M.
Thayer. Superintendent OF the Ward
mine, in Virginia, was struck in the
head by falling derrick, while unload.
ing block Of stone from Q railroad cal
at the works, Thursday afternoon, and
suffered injuries from which he died
yesterday morning. He never recovered
his senses after he was struck.
Reno Gazette: Gold and silver medals
awarded exhibitors at the recent STATE
fair are now being distributed. TIT
medals are alike except in point Of intrin
sic value. On one side is female figure
holding in one hand a wreath and thu
other scepter. Surrounding the fgur,
are the implements of agriculture, mininI
and mechanical arts.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-21
Bayard Taylor died on the 18th.


Eureka Leader: An Alabamian, a
Louisianian and Missourian met for
Q quiet lunch at Main street chop house
Wednesday. The waiter informed the
gentlemen that they had just received
lot of fresh shrimps from the Bay. and
asked II the party would like to COM
mence the meal with these delicacies.
The two former we're familiar with the
orustacean, and one of them asked the
gentleman from Missouri II he liked them
Like them" he replied why l have
eaten bushels of them back in my native
State. Fetch EN- on waiter" They
were brought, and it was noticed that be
eyed them askance. but evidently not
wishing to betray his unfaniliarity with
the dish, he bravely grappled handful.
conveyed half dozen to his mouth, and
crunched away on them, shells and all.
His companions were bursting with
laughter, and, and as he made a wry
face at the pricking inflicted on the
interior, exploded. He lost no time in
ejecting the shrimps GU the floor, and
ruefully remarked that They always
used to skin 'em back East, before
bringing them on the table" 1t il
needless to remark that he finally had to
own up to ignorance. and whenever the
savory dainty is alluded to be finds i'm
mediate business elsewhere.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-21

There is being manufactured at Chica-
90. 100 stamp quartz mill for Arizona.
What part OF the territory this mammoth
mill goes to is not known to us. but we
presume 1t goes to Southern Arizona.
Il seems that the capitalists of Chicago
are awakening to their senses and see
great inducements in mining investments
out in Arizona. So says the Arizona
Miner.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-21

The new Constitution adopted by the
people of Washington Territory. who
think it will do to keep when the Terri
tory, becomes State, declares railroads
public highways. open to the use OF all
on equal terms, vests in the Legislature
power to regulate tolls and fares, and
makes stockholders personally liable for
debts due for labor performed for q
charted company.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-21

Henry Watterson doesn't seem to have
been favorably impressed by his expert.
ence in Congress. His paper says that
Congress is "for the most part mob OF
fourth rate nobodies, in which few i'm
pudent upstairs. by believing artifice
and pushing. contrive to elbow their way
to the front"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-21

Esmeralda Herald: Z. P. Hull. better
known as Chips" was acquitted last
Saturday for the murder of Dave Hol-
land at Columbus last July. Chips"
has lain in Jail ever since, and apparent
~ 10 a quiet. inoffensive old man. OF
the particulars Of the affray which led
to the killing we have no knowledge, ex-
cept that it was drunken row between
two old men who had been fast friends
for years. The ending was the killing
VI Holland by "Ohips," and the jury
brought in verdict Of justi6able hon.
icide.
Ward Reflex: BY the Eureka papers
We see that steps have been taken look
ing to the organizing Of Young Mems
Christian Association. Up to the pres
emit We have entertained the delusive
hope that Nevada at least was safe, and
that sufficient number Of emasculated,
sickly, sentimental young men, could
not be found in the State to officer such
an ssociation-outside of Carson. The
COMMUNICATING influence is gattlng too
close and we feel like emigrating.
Gold Hill News: At a meeting of the
Gold Hill Miners Union the following
officers were elected to serve during the
ensuing six months: President Maurice
O'Connor; Vice President. l.. G. Wig.
gins: Recording Secretary, Thomas
Marks; Financial Secretary, D. Nc
Carthy; Treasurer, R. ]. Peters; Warden
Edward Dohsrty; Conductor Thomas
DAILY.
Reno Gazette: For some time pas,
they have been throwing upon the waste
dump Il the Con. Esmeralda mine rock
which they supposed to be worthless,
Superintendent Julien had the curiosity
to have q few chunks Of il assay cd
Result--$44.75 per ton in silver with a
trace Of gold. Mr.. Julien thinks it likely
that the whole dump pile will work ur
about $25 per ton.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-21

The scheme for an observatory on the
summit OF Mount Etna is again pushed
In the English scientific journals. The
atmosphere there is peculiarly clear.
and Il Is thought that some important
results might be arrived at by q series
of daily observations.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-21

Immense deliberations of tea by the
Chinese cultivators have been discovered
at Annoy. by European merchants. The
leaves of the willow tree were used for
that purpose. The Governor of the prov
ince has issued proclamation denounc-
the fraud.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-21
FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.

BY W. o. TELEGRAPH Co.
$50 Ophir-150 81 37k
$40 Mexican 384 28k
255 Gould & Curry-Sh 6a
1870 California-8k oh
21O Savage-9 8x
346 Con Virginia-7L
35 Chollar-38h SO
20 Hale & Norcross-10
14U Grown Point-3.70 3.65
$50 Yellow Jacket-l4h lax
Is Alpha-9k
900 Belcher-3.90
10 Confidence-9
$50 Sierra Nevada-47 46X 46k
20 Utah-13k
4SO Bullion AK ~ 440
It's Overman-10 10A
165 Justice 3.95
so Union-.56h
800 Alta-5A 81 bk
It's Raymond Il Ely-9k 0h Oh
345 Eureka Con-33 SIX S2h
$50 Hillside-2k
50 Grand Prize-7k