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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14
THE STATE or TRADE.

LIVERPOOL May 10 o. ork-Eastorn dull at a.; West.
rl lul "a 49, cat dnii ~ 20 Cd short
al Of Clear dull AZ % Cd: = ut Gear
dull 2B.. HamsLonR Cut duh at 81. shoulders nui
NJ Il. I2ref-InIia Mess duh 9t So. Extra Mess dub
a p,iTe dull at ~. Lard-Prme western
Luli 80 CT ralOwPme CIty dull AZ -. iurbenilhe
spirits steady M -. KosIn--I OnWon dn 1t D Flbt
!l 10. ChO"' steay ~ ca Lard On
dbl at4O Fipur-EXtra state steady 90 D. Nheai so
steady 10 I'd. No. Eg steady AT lhIl.
Winter Corn Old VI XCd SOFT STEADY ~ 20 J;
New, steady 3D. Cotton seed Oil-GehOw American,
the market Receipts OF Wreat for the wee from
Atlantic ports. 34,OOD qrs. from Pacific ports Lou qioi
IRON 2750Qrs Receipts OF Corr, 10000 qrS
LNhLuouI- May l3-l2JUp M Cotton active ana nrlntf
Mill Tplu Is, 3d.; NJ ding Orleans bsi; sales O the
tay iIuOi D- including 1900 DleS for SPECULATION ana eX'
Receipts, 1913 bales, including 5lJO bales American
Ca use MAY delivery, "a; Cpanfs Low Middlng clause,
JUne deye .5' is: Cpland-, Low Midhln@ clause,
AUGUST september GciIgCry 6sgll; trElnds 10" Mo
ding causr Sepem,r and OcObC rdcver g 3gd; aiso6 %
pEdS Low MIdliug clause October ana November uehV.
cry, 6.; planes, Low MidlinR clause shipped May ana
JuEc. ST.. Ols.d. 49,,
LfyFRpuol. Ilay l3-2 y. m-Upan}s Cotton, Low Mid.
ding clause July delivery G32d; jpiand- Low MludlIns
CauC september ai october delivery Pol CTlandS Low
Kidding clause. shipped SCptCmDsr AID October, u ISL
Ity.rr,.HI- VI 81 %. m.-lEr sales % Oot9n To-Day
included 700 bales American Fu'uTs Cpiand Low Md
Nidluc clause. July August delivery. Glad also, %;
Tuia Low NidGhng clause september ana October DENY
cry, pi-I.
LiyCarooI. May 1}-j pm-Cott0n. futures weak Up9nd7,
Low NEEDING August aiG sent iubtT delivery bgL'
p.aud- MlGdhug clause OCTOBER AID November drV-
cry, d; IplUt- LOw Acdlng CLAUSE November ana De
ccuI'pr delivery. nlfri
iUEhrcOI. Way 49, Evening Lusecd Oh % per cwt.
ID.lsN. MAY - a. q. W.-i!@uucd Petroleum. Y-sl per
gallon. spirits Of IurpeItiIrc, 2 Cd. per cNL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14

years belew the expectations Of dealers that
of discomfort There dealers IN this
city say they pray perhaps for the first time In
their veshat European rs would assume sieh shape as
inevitably creating deand Tor horses
the military Tns rather TOO uncertain Thing
build hopes upon. for Ike tbe castle 81 pan they
liable 10 fall There sno remedy ~ present or cnSng
natural eYents feel The depressing inn-
aim and yet pOwerles 10 resist it we
must bear our best trusting that as water
seeks ~ ov level Things VIII eventually right themselves
The city trade has been somewhal VARIED bur principally
with railroads companies aud parties desiring nue. Giving
animals Tile former taking excellent horses.
and IN few eases pad high $50 though gener-
30 % ~ head 30 head were taken nom
one stable at those figures rife heter demand as sprung
up Ponies. mostly for riding purposes Tbs
brought city by MI Warner from the f0to.
w2ttame Kansas nearly DISPOSED or lew OF
IL Is understood that order for several nun s
dret siree,-car has been received IRON LobcOn
aud The shipments Al last saturday and 90 heal TO-
day. By Isaac MeIrbRch for THAI purpose Robbery
StCart Of the United states Bonded stables cent IL Amefl-
horses via the Anchor e London 20 CANA
carriage and 20 business horses via the state line 10
Glasgow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14
OffICIAL REPORT N. T. MINING STOCK tx
CHANGE kALES ~ I l3. ISIS
THIRD BOARD-Z:3O Z. ".
MONDAY, May 13-P. N

MONDAY. May 13-P. N.
The stock market to-day was not active. North
west common stock recorded the greatest
amount of sales, and its price declined from
5ll2 to 1913 The preferred stock came next
IN amount of business at prices ranging
from 72l4 down to 71h371l2. st. Paul
Common fell from 51Ss to 50l2 the preferred stock
being steady at 7Gls07J7s because there is no talk
OF the company's paying out any money for a divi-
dend on the common stock. The recorded dealings
In Chicago and Rock Island stock % 200 shares
were comparatively large and It's price was adj
vanced from 1908 to 1919. after which it settled
TO 1O7. This movement was Supposed TO be in aid
OF the market for the CHICAGO and Northwest shares
Lake Shore sold at 12lG617sa6l l2 and closed with
6li2 bid by every operator in the stock. Mich
igan Central. however on sales of 800 shares fell
IRON 677s to Ga. Central and Hudson was ne
elected and Erie sold at 12lsG12. The Wabash
Companys report fell dead upon the market. The
stock opened at 14 bid, after which it sold in mod
crate quantities at 135s914 The same tactics are
employed by the company here as in Illinois to de-
lay hearing ON the merits of the suits brought
against it. transfer to the United States Courts
has been moved in the Bsrton suit.
Tho coal stocks were dull but their prices were
iarly sustained. Western Union was only steady
1t SlGSlis0s07s9s1, and Pacific Mail after sell.
ing at 20, rose to 2OSS020l2 upon report that the
United States Senate had taken favorable action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14

upon granting to the company contract for mail
service. Our own advices to-day are ad-
verse to the probability of such action and as we
remarked on Mays it Is not expected that anything
which may be proposed in the Senate will result in
ANYTHING but talk and a speculative turn on the
New-York Stock Exchange. The market closed
feverish. and with an appearance of WEAKNESS.
TIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14

Money is plentiful, and 3G5 per cent were the
current rates on call loans commercial paper selling
at per cent and upward. The domestic exchanges
are without alteration. The following were the
rates Of exchange on New-YOrk Savannah, buying
1l0 premium, selling Il premium; Charleston,
scarce, Is premium, j premium, nominal 81. Louis
10 premium; Ncw-Oreans, par, lsali premium;
Chicago, 60 premium, and Boston, 1919 discount.
The United States Treasurer at Wash
ington, to-day. received $1,00O,000 National
bank notes for redemption. The customs receipts
were 100000, and internal revenue receipts
S7SO,OO0. The following is the Clearinghouse
statement to-day: Currency exchanges $6S,491,-
7j1 currency balances, S3,7Gl 25l; gold cX-
changes, $12, GS3,1l2; and gold balances, l.1j5,-
$50.
The sum Of ESQ. 900 bullion went into the Bank
OF England to-day on balance, making total IN
that way of G450,0OO in four days. IN the Lon
don Exchange cOnsols were easier at 9JIoI6,
and United States bonds firm 1865 being quoted
1OSl2, new IS at 10GSIG, new 4l2s at 1O5ls, aud
1O-4Os at 1878. In Amercanrailway securities we
quote kne common, 1915, preferred at 81 Illinois
Central al rs; Pennsylvania Central at IS jersey
Central stock at 1912, and consolidated bonds at 50.
In Paris rentes were firm at 109.G2l2.
Tho following railroad earnings are reported
to-day:
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST
First week in May s25 5Si s25s Ssf Inc. sssos7
From May T. liS3ss7l l2,4Gl,oOs l,l2593i
l. WABASH.
First week in May. sg 52isSs s9i,5Sa Inc. 1892
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN.
First week in May s is5a SIZE! ls3S Inc ssso7
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.
Month OF April $50 OPT
The receipts OF -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 18th day OF May were:
Now.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON May 13-l2:3O =. MI. = bonds. 1868, lOSi2
Ten ioTes. lO1as Enc aiWay shares l2 Illinois Central
TSi2 PENNSYLVANIA Central. 20 Ncw-Jciscy Central, 49,
LONDON May l3-33Op W.-Ncw Jcr-cy Central tOnscs
s2 The amount Of bul gone into the Bank OF lngland
OF balance today Is z O.cOO
LONDON. May l3i5" o. in-I Illinois Central 1Si Ne%J'i
Central i"lt PeuH-N vaia Central 2S'4 New JtTsN
Cousp -. Pans afyices quote cent Ient's
10 .riio. t2L CcHCs siyeT is quoted
TO-DAY 81 J3 81. per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14
HORSE MARKET.

n cannot be said that the pas week has been busy
AMI yet trade probably now at ats height The
has come but 1t Is vastly different from that Of many prey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14
SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES or MINING STOCKS
srtrrhrr rn.lar Sltn1 lav. To.dnY

Government bonds to-day were more active. the
sales at the board amounting to S4@350o. Prices
were firm Tor all the issues. The popular suhNcnp-
tons to the new ! per cents reported at Washing
ton to-day amounted to $4,000. Annexed are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14

ET1JANFEO May ll.-EXynaGg, on L0nion. 2'd. Coffee
considerable business passing 90 cprr'Ht pm IS m
puIt a..rs refuse enhanced rates. BUSINESS
" oaIGed By the hOrtucss Of socN Quotations ar
~. Mav ll.-CoGe.-Q notatloas are nnehangol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14

Refined firm fairly activc Crushed. 9isc: Cut Loaf 1Oc;
GEannlaied gsc: Powdered. 92ci standard "a SaSisc
STEARiNE-Steady; sales, $4,000 n City, 7Asc
TALLOW-Heavy sales, $50 ~ 10 TIC.
WHISkEY-Dull, nominal 81 06a 81 06ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO May 1S-CArIIE.Reeeips to-day; 2tSa mead
6ek-an Increase consigned through $50 csisj
sales to-day fresh arrivals consigned through anu yarus
bare % stock. ..o..-, 49,,
sHEEP AND LAXBs-Reeepts to-day, l,S0o heads total for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14
'i' - so''' CURRENCY Buying. sell

The following were tD-day's quotations Tor
foreign and domestic coins and bal on, United
States being quoted IN currency, aud All Che
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14
HAVANA MARKET.
BnAZIL COFFEE MARKET.

u,yayA. May 3 Spanish gold 2234a22i. Market
,H.4 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14

Foreign tx ,haugc was quiet and .teadY. The con-
al ION OF She nome and foreign markets being such
az 20 preclude bond imports. We annex closing cur-
rrIi nlirlal nnOialIOns:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-11

MILL Feeds in moderate demand with an
ample supply, and the market steady and quiet.
We quote bran at S9G9 80, shipstuifs at Sll9l2,
and middlings ut Sl3@l7 per ton ON arrival, and
s. more wanted in store.
MOLASSES-The demand is only light but
prices are unchanged. New Orleans sells AT 43@4S;
for prime to choice, and inferior down TO 3Oc as TO
quality. Refined syrups held al 45eg70c per gallon
according to quality.
OIIS-The demand is only moderate, with a
steady market We quote lard OF current make
at 1l@14c per gallon, as TO fire test
POTATOES-The ceipts are not large, but the
market is abundanty supplied and there is only
a moderate cOnsumptive demand. Sales from
wagons at 81 25@l 80 per brl for good to choice
loose Held at 81 65@l 70 per brl for choice packed
for shipping
POULTRY-The market is steady and quiet for
live chickens, with fair demand and liberal sup
ply. Selling at S26l3 per doz as TO size and con-
dition. but some small spring chickens Offering at
81 50(G1 Is per dOz
SALT Ohio River and Kanawha is in fair de-
mand and steady, and sells at 81 10 per
brl of 7bushe and soc per brl of 5-bushe s..
Coarse Liverpool is duh at 81 10G1 10 per sack.
Turks Island is held at 33G35c per bu
SEED-Market dull and held steady at 8@Sl4c
per 10 for clover 81 4091 50 per bu for timothy 70
assoc per bu for milel, and 65970c for Hungarian
grass per bu. Seed buckwheat quoted at 75tgSOe
per bu. Prime flax sells at 81 10gl 10 per bu.
SUGAR-Has a fair demand and steady mar
ket We quote: Refined yellow 7}46gS14c, extra
G S15(6St4c, A white 9@9IIc, powderedand granu-
lated 91s9l0hc, and crushed l0}Sc per ID. New
Orleans lSspuOted 7140Sl4c per ID, fOr raw.
TALLOW-The market is steady and quiet, with
ample offerings, and country is quoted 62sc per Ii
in packages.
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steady. Pork, $40 25GIO So. Bulk meats: loose
shoulders, 4%e; clear nh sides, 54951ac; packed,
+35@554c. Bacon shoulders, 514J512c; clear rib
sides, 6I4e. Hams, 10@llc. Lard refined, re
Butter dun; choice Western, 10913c. Petroleum
nominal: refined, llAc Coffee dull and heavy.
Rio, cargoes, l3@l6Hc. Whisky firm at 81 o.
New YORK July 11.-Flour unchanged super
fine State and Western, So 35Ca3 So; common to
good extra, SO 9Og4 30; good TO choice, - S55 75
white wheat extra s. S096 80; extra Ohio, So $50
5 75; st. Louis 50 5597; Minnesota patent, 500
70. Wheat steady: No. spring, 90993c; No
spring. 9sc@S1 Of; No spring, 81 o.; No. winter
red Western. 99c; No. 2, 81 09@l II; No.
do, 81 u; No. l white. 81 O5;
No. / amber, 81 O6. Rye frmer: State,
94c. Barley nnminaly unchanged. Malt ditto.
Corn active and a shade higher; ungraded, 4l@
471ac; No. 8, 42943c; steamer, 4594512c: No. ?,
49, I2@4Sc; high mixed 474471@c; steamer do 4SC;
white western 52l2c Oats frmer; No. 2, 3O12"; do
VIII te 3Sd331Se; No /, 81 Nc; No. Chicago, 81 10
3l$4c; mixed Western, 29H@3l4c. Hay dull and
unchanged. Hops firm; Eastern and Western 7@gs
lOc; New York State 7@l2c. Coffee frmer: Rio,
15Hc Sugar quiet and steady: fair
iasses quiet and unchanged Rice firm: Carolina,
654@Sc; Louisiana, 7@754c. Petroleum firm
United, choice, 90]sc; crude, 61ac; refined. 1896
Tallow quiet but steady at 6j%g7c. Resin heavy
at 81 4212@l so Turpentde firm at 29@2912c-
Pork firmer: mess $40 25@l0 70. Cut-meats lirner
long clear middles 554c. Lard firmer: prime.
| 707%@L12Isc. Butter and cheese dull and un-
| changed. Whisky steady Mt 81 071a.
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Flashes.

John Travis, aged fifty lone, an old settler,
died yesterday near Plymouth, Ind.
Robert Hawk, aged forty-fve, fell from a
cherry tree at Carrollton Ohio, and died in
two hours.
Robert Carver, Jr., a prominent farmer,
suddenly fell dead in his wheat field near
Urbana, Ohio.
Mrs. Amelia Clark an insane woman,
committed suicide by hanging herself at
Rockville, Ind.
Hezekiah Shailor, OF Sheldon & Co., pub
fishers, New York, was killed BY lightning
at Hartford CT,
DR.. A. T. Barnes, Superintendent of the
Southern Insane Asylum of Illinois, has
rendered his resignation and it has been ac,
cepted.
John Hancock, in charge Of a herd of cat
tie en- route north, was killed by lightning
about three miles from Camp Robinson,
Nebraska.
Robert Mallory, of Riggston, Scott Coun'
ty Ill, was run over by an engine on the
Wabash Railroad, receiving injuries from
which he died
John Walters, engineer at Cook g. Rice's
brewery, Evansville, Ind, fell in an apo
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-11
The Courts.


Charles Runk, furniture dealer, No. 159
West Fifth street, made an assignment for
the benefit of his creditors, to Frederick
Norman. Bond, $4,000.
COMMON PLEAS.
The case of Alexander Starbuck and Jacob
Pfau, assignees of George Weber, against the
Clifton Inclined Plane Railway Company,
to recover $40, 900 damages for the destruc-
ton of Mr.. Weber's house, is in progress.
Peter Schwan against John Robinson
This was an action to recover $50 for pro-
fessionaI services rendered by the plaintiff
as taxidermist in preserving and repairing
the skin of a mountain goat. The plaintiff
obtained a judgment before magistrate
and, on the appeal of the case here, took a
judgment by default The defendant moved
10 set aside the judgment OIL the ground OF
surprise, averring that he had been informed
by his attorney, the late Gen. Powell, that
the case had been settled. Motion over
ruled.
POLICE.
Disorderly Conduct-Mary Lynch, Nellie
Campbell, Hannah Calvin Ellen Gaffney,
Henry Freher and Sarah Green, $50-30 each; ;
Carrie B. Cowen, dismissed; Michael Ryan
and Jos. Foley, s. each.
Assault and Battery-Hugh Brady, $40;
Joseph Auter, Ben. Winters, Cath. Bur
dock, Jacob Worth and Margaret LOTUS,
dismissed; Simon Brunners, So; Patrick
Lof US, 80 days.
Miscellaneous Ben. Conners abusing
family, dismissed John Kencel, burglary,
held to answer; VIM, Jones, petit larceny,
$20O-30; George Williams, same, dismissed
Geo. Carr, known thief, motion for new
trial overruled; Samuel Jones, lettering,
motion granted; Jacob Pardora and Henry
Frehey, drunkenness, 5000 each; Kate
Hines, street begging, 5000; Margaret
Frank Refs, Louis Geitz, Peler Doller
Frank Vorhees and Ed. Kelley, exposing
person, $40 each, J, W. Alt and Michael
Kloman, fast driving, SIS each; Herman
Wolf false pretenses, continued to July
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-11

EB- IN order to accommodate Eastern adyer-
tsers in the STAR, Mr.. Z. Duncan snifen, No. "
Astor House, New York City has been appointed
tur general and special agent for the Eastern
etates This will De branch office OF the STAR
Mr. snifIen bein. authorized " make advertising
contracts on our behalf, and receipt AL eViicc1N's
therefor i'll our name
nS-CINCINNATT, July 11-2:30 P. M.-Whsky
in good demand and no change in price. Flour
selling freely to the local trade, but otherwise IN
active Wheat firm and 192c higher for best quail
tiles and fair demand. Corn firm. Oats only
n light feeding demand. Nothing doing in bar
lev. Rye, slow sale but held firm. Mes pork
fairly active and firm. Lard firm and moderate
gales Bulk meats in rloderate jobbng demand,
Cotton dull at yesterdays prices. Cold loO'a
BS-wEATHER-Fair or partly cloudy and sultry
weather, with indications of rain, for the next
twenty-four hours.
E5" THE Covngton ONCE Of the STAR 's at No.
East Pike street. in IIardin's Insurance Office.
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plectic fit and died in three hours. He had
become overheated and drank ice water.
Martin Becker, aged forty, a German bar
Der in Pomeroy, Ohio, committed suicide
by hanging himself in the woods back oi
Milersville. He leaves five children desti'
tute.
A. L. Cutie and John Wareham were
found murdered at Cuttle's ranch, Montana
at the head of Dearborn River, on the 7th
Their houses had been broken open anc
the contents carried Off
John Lee, mail carrier between CamT
Sheridan and Camp Robinson, Neb., wa
fired at by Indians at Deadhorse Creek. One
bullet entered the mail sack, and carried
away the pommel OF his saddle. He escaped
unhurt
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RIVER INTELLlGENCE.
Especial dlspatches to the sUar.l

OIL CITY, Pa. July l1-9 A. NJ - Allegheny
River inches and stationary. Weather clear.
Thermometer ~. Wind south.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa. July 11--1O A. M.-Monon-
gahea River feet inches and stationary.
Weather fair. Thermometer 79'. Wind south
east.
PrTsBuRa, July 11-l1:0 A. M-River feet
inches and rising slowly. Weather cloudy and
pleasant
CHARLEsroN, W. VA. July 11-9, A M-Kana,
wha River feet inches. Weather clear and
calm. Thermometer 81.
New ORLEANS July 11-125O P M-Anived
Port Eads and barges for St Louis. De artures for
this evening" Golden Rule for Cincinnati. River
feet below high water mark. Weather clear ana
warm.
The river commenced rising last night and was
rising at noon to-day, with feet 5 inches in the
channel
Weather clear and warm.
The following steamers were in port at noon:
City of Portsmouth, b ,stona, Ohio No. 4, Golden
Crown, Vint Shinkle Golden City, General Lytie,
General Pike.
SLea M boat Movements.
Capt. Isaac Bryson's fine, fast and popular Bos-
tona will be the regular C. & o. r. r. boat leaving
this afternoon at O'Clock for Huntington ".
2. Walker has charge of the office.
The reliable and favorite slde-wheel packet
Ohio No. came down, and will leave this even
ing from the foot OF Broadway for Gallipols and
Pomeroy
The City of Port mouth will leave as usual this
afternoon for Chilo.
| The favorite Lower Ohio River steamer Vint
Shinkle, having been thoroughly repaired, re-
painted, &C. is again to the 'front.' looking as fresh
as daisy. She has been Overhauled from stem to
stern, and is now as good and bright looking as
new boat. She is loading, and will be the regular
packet leaving Saturday for Memphis Captain S.
G. Mcintyre commands, and J. A. Lindsay pre-
sides in the office.
Capt W. NJ Kirbys fine new packet Virgie Lee
will return to Louisville at noon tomorrow and
attend 10 all way business
The fine, new and elegant Golden Crown will
positively leave this evening for all points on the
! Lower Mississippi River and New Orleans Capt
| W, p. Walker commands and E. L. Shinkle pre-
sides in the office.
The Bcoanza arrived this morning, and returned
t. Portsmouth at noon.
BOat-hands' Gossip.
Business moderate on the Levee.
| The Golden Crown lays over until Saturday.
Capt Thos. z. Darragh was visitor on Change
to-day.
The Ohio No. 4, on her last trip. was compelled
by low water to turn back at Gallipols
Capt j. N. Williamson and family are visiting
in Virginia.
For POmeroy.
THIS DAY, 18th, at P NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ h. OHIO NO. 4, ]. Levisay Master.
.fssS#R Freight received ut all houSo on Wharf
<fssSst5srm boat, foot of Broadway. W. Honshel,
! SuDprntpndpnt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-11
AT SEEMS IMPO SfRLE

That o remedy made of such common, simple
plants as hops, buchu, mandrake, dandelion, &c,
should make so many and such marvellous and
wonderful cures as Hop Bitters do, but when old
and young rich and poor, pastor and DOCTOR law
yer and editor all testify to having been cured by
them you must believe and try them yourself, and
doubt no longer. See other column.
jy9-3tTu Th&S&au22-2tw
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The Co Meeting Links.

The Orang Titan and the Chimpanzee, the
connecting links" will positively be aiken
from The Geological Garden after this week.
Their last day of stay among us will be
Sunday, when the Directors expect to see
an immense attendance at the Garden.
The curiosities will on Monday be taken
to Chas Reiche & Bros Great New York
Aquarium in New York City. Now is your
last chance to see the connecting links"
"a