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HOUSEHOLD Ec0NoMT.-The housekoanar. .os
cook who studies economy 10 the Kitchen eah do SO
in one direction bs always using ncoLEYss YEAST
POWDER. It VII be foand a'frpiy econss,lcal and
valuable assistant in Baking biscuits, slls, bread
cake OF all Kinds. wasaes mullins, and Enost all ari
cles prepared from four. fAnd why. Because 10
usiog the ISoLEg POWDER ypu safs IN eggs ~
in patience. M everyt'saDg; and ~nef
,he baking s doneit IS turned oua light. palatat2e
and Wholesome, so that every moSs b eaten up ses
,,..s,s ..; s.sg tFs tsrao Ia. prt.sfF s -
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.AMBEa - WIIIsKEr.-We retail this pure RYE
WIfrsKEY at 81 per galeon, Including State tax.
..rse ,.l1st ;.t1.llI u II is!W. ID. BLAZE g. co.
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SAVE MONEY py aayirg yoay go = =, ~
DfsrArca PnfaTIsS, Soeo VIZ wv = ~
rriees. ana sA,ssssssieR knaFanse
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TEAs.-choice New, 5Oc.a pound. For sale byY
"@. - sttit sf'i. JOHN III, HIGGINS.
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|, YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
MEETING AT DIR. PREsToN's .CHURcH.-The
rain lessened the congregation, but by no
meaus the interest, in the meeting yesterday
evening. J4 ,..g.,-;... t....s-,s, =.
| Rev. DR.. Hatcher conducted the meeting,
and made very effective address on making
Christ first. ...r ,:;.-, ..-t
Earnest remarks were also made by DR..
Read, Rev. Mr., schaeffer, and Rev. Il. S.
|.Keppler.,.,.... = ..+...-a.5,:t s,s,. -
General Field, Dr., Read, Rev, Mr. Camp.
bell, OF Manchester, and DR.. Hatcher led In
special prayer, and remembered the re-
quests sent up. ,lse. -odI ....-tr.,i ..aii.
Rev. Dr.. NJ. D. Hoge will conduct the
meeting this evening from, 8 to g., The
meeting is held regardless Of weather, >.
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JOHN WAD3 g. EieaeeatoEof Robert n. Ailen. l2 n !.
q on FssnkH street near SesenIeepsi,, game fowls
cabinet fn. GTfture. guns hufitingldSs, household
p = and Etca. = funituras otEpainsinss, tshiDg-
II, tackle. seinl e, &c. ssz, -
Sag. MACDOut sALI: 10 AZ sf, !sdrn!tare. parlor~
~ osEaA sllyerS PLACED ware. csrneiss &c. 500
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M. ELLYscN u To-. adveF1 1.s1hg assrsf iIIsert a.
yeftisenshts III sl Or the beWsSjs Or the Ufitsa
iStMds at tpalatshsirases. Orders leSs n fhe Dfs,
p, 9seh eoHElit VII reeelysi Prenss atssD
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CgoCxERY. GLASSWARE. &c.
BURNER,

7 EADER ssl4at.. !. BURNER,
IL TIE BEST OF ALL.
would call the attention OF the trade and con-
sumers to Il new hurDer--THE LEADER-which is,
as It's name implies, the leader of any burner have
yet seen. The light Is pure and briilant far supe
or TO gas, and at very great saving in the cost =
Dealers supplied at factory Price. These burners
can be seen In operation at sny store. .i;lL',t -
=, GEORGE GIBSON, JR.,
Sole agent for the burner; also dealer in China,
jas Glass. and Queensware.
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LICENSES.


Deduction IN PRICE or sH AyING
FL r., AND HAIR.CCTrlNS. .sa>
SHAVING and HAlR-DkEsSINS. c.; HAIR
CUTTING, l5c.; SHAMPoofSe' nd" HAIR
CUTTING, .25c. -DYEING done m the neatest
s1yc. and also FRlZZlSG or CtK ING can be
done a4 the first-class bsrS'r-shop oil .DWARD II.
GRAY. 3l4s seVentiL ssreat> DEWEY u Broad and
Mhrsha1l, fe 7-lw
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NEWSPAPER

nUR CITY MERCHAN! IS would do
~ well to.insert q card1n TIE VIRGINIA PEO-
PlE, the largest and Evest newSf aper In Southwest
Frglhia IN they dosirS Fsde sr| that rich secton.
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/ THE OPERA.-7To-night, Miss, Adah jRich-
mond's company will play La Perichole!
The opera: is O. bright one, ana snf the eGm, ON
manneT., 81 .G}:5nd ~, ,i"3if. ,,tH q. -.
The performances of the past. two nights
have given great satisfaction, and afford the
best guarantee OF the realization OF what Is
promised tonight. Ja;, b aEa9f.a .is..,r- -ag
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arta s!i.:..s.... s.@Ign FRBRUAnY 5, 1879.
THE CO. O-PARTNERSHIP HERETO
a FORE existing between James II. Gardner,
Ambrose Carlton, and Charles A. Baldwin. nader
the nrnl-name. of: GARDNER, CARLTON &
BALDWIN and which expires -by limitation on
the 18th day Of July, 1873 Is this day dissolved
by agreement. A. IT. REYNOLDS.
49, l!j.-It .t".JOSEPI CARLTON, '".
.,......... .:.~.-..- +, L. Ii. RHODES. ,r.
'...' -. '' ~ Executrix and Executors
ar.:.. .;.. OF James II. Gardner, deceased;
f.. IT, RHODES,
|. ,.A ..JH.u. J., - JOHN NJ. NOLTTNG, 'u3
-. . Executors Of Ambrose Carlton, deceased;
u +' .-''- CHARLES A. BALDWIN.
CO.PARTNERSIIIP.
The undersigned have This day formed co-part-
nership under the style and frBa Of ,srifI
r. ... !. BALDWIN & JENKINS,
and win continue the Who'll ESALE BOOT AND
SHOE BUSINESS at No. 1924 Mniu street, the
old stand Of Gardner, Carlton & Baldwin.
They respectfully. ask 4 continuance or fhc pa
tronage and confidence so long and SO liberaiy eI-
- = - - CHARLES. A. BALDWIN,
. WILLIAM y. JENKINS.
, FEBRUARY 8, 1879. -'' fe 5-2w
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Eayin. secured the services Of regular chemist
irrydta,e Of the University of Naryland) Of many
wears experience in the manufacture of Paints,
;rho will hereafter have entire charge and manage
UOND IRON PAINT, and employing none but
skiiful and experienced workmen, we can guarantee
satisfaction. .,,.s2.f ..a,
All orders viii receive prompt attention. -
Office, Nm. 6 north Seventh street.
n. T. PATE & CO.
RICHMOND, February s, 1879. fe Slim
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tha latest tal3,royeuxfaeS a,1d M - asnr,n- ,he
hast BEER nats IN thA jnisca s,atesA 'resiuS '''
trecomneDsed by psosnp ient ply .ciaas w Tor family
The DI.D MEpAT. Was Az ~, y -.
BnEXIcny tor Pc eIoY: L III; EEt tRssrR. ALE.
and pOKTER u the iasst Of de y,,T,nis agri-
caItaSul Soeieay. ~ ts fS.''
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,,sUpREME CoURroF APPEALS. THURSDAY
Gill and ais. Us. City OF Richmond. AP-
fipeal5 allowed and supersedeGs awarded to
decree of the Chancery Court OF Ihe city Of
Richmond. "a :a..i.gf:. q. = .:,,I
.Rennold's executor vs. Callaway's exc
cuior. From the Circuit Court OF Franklin
county. Affirmed, Judge Moncure deliver
ing the opinion, Il l .u,.,.2,;at II -, -
Allen Us. Scruggs, administrator, and ais.
From the Circuit Court OF Buckingham
county. Reversed, Judge Christian deliver
ing the opinion. Il: .a... 4-.s! ~,
l. Kenny Us. Hoffman and ais. From the
Circuit Court Of Fauquier county. Re
|yersed.y Judge Anderson delivering the
opinion. .la,, ,is- .q.l .ssf,, i, Il
1Boypton and ais. Us. MacNeal and ais.
From the Corporation Court Of the city OF
EAlexandria. Reversed. Judge Staples de.
|liyering the opinion; Judges Christian and NO
Rurks dissenting. 4i3s,:.itf-,. .yfs ..H i. 49,
8 Danyi!ie, Bank Us. Waddilps administra-
tor, From the. Circuit Court 9t the town q
Danyile. Affirmed, Judge Burks ss e deliver.
ing the opiIion $, Judges Moncnre ana IrlC
Christian dissenting. ~. t.s, - II, Fl Y!,si.
paor1oE ,GoUai.r, I;i. YEssr,EapAY-Po Poi;ee-Ja
lice j. j. White presid Ing. - George Culver
nator and Frank Kane, charged with carrYf
INC concealed weapons and Shooting at
@ George Lawson. GuYerHator Was dis
charged. Kane was fined slo committed il'.
to jail in default. /. :,a.s b. j, sj,e
Polly Jackson and Agnes Wllf1lamss s Wfse Fl. :
Ffined Sc each for unlawful = ttfespass. -, 8.
sfartelt, yagranf, was lahea iof tnlr-
", gay 81. - - ---.i- pfla 9il
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Mr.. whiteomb's Recent Report to. ts,,
Council. ;yf;. ss,si r
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t,G< <SfSAfas AesAIEE AID CHEMISTS 0YrtcE,}
i RIGM.Ms,nSD., .s,SD, NoYembers I, 1873.
4, 5nS IA oEH NY Belle m 4nufacturcd BY BE: @. w.
bsss ehE.stsaily essm ned ss, me, The samples
ed been estIss ed oy myself and found FREE
ADULT ER ERAJ NO sCnarAScEssyaSl may be
fSs 9 medicine sr beYernse 10 ni assurance or
ats Ea.rlfy-. " N LILLIAN II. TAfL0R.M.D d.,
no l3~3m ,plSE Fta.e Chemist.
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AMBER ? WIIsEgY, sold by W. b! sBLlair q
co, as se per Rasfoh. STATE fax. IS coed,
sonrd, pare Mhfskeys r aa 5yss, 5f;tit
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LAGER RE En-.
BREWERY

~ GEokGE N E0aF ssON. PRossIEroa
RtcBN0W ). W. 81" =
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OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND =
lRON-PAIST COMPANY,
RICHMOND, January 6, 1879. }
rJ,HE FIRM OF n. T. PATE Il GO. is
1 this day dissolved by mutual cons emf. \. T.
PATE assumes all liabilities, and will continue
business under the same name and sIv!c. =.
n. T. PATE,
J.R. EDWARDS.
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ltll:la|!1!!l|ll !: |! !! | istatlb'

d .stSi 5ii ftsIII y Y3tttI tls iL
FEIBAT. q. i. i. ..sFEBRTAIYsIils7e
e t tsg5 III ySstffr,,f ~
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PROPOSALS..

j CITY ALNsuoUsE T., ,RICIIMoND, VA,
SUPERINTEHDETT'sO OFFICE,
..| FEBRUARY u lS79.4
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In the House the report was ordered to
be printed. ': ~ 81 .@'5,. ."s- 80 +.
Before the Committee of Investigation,
Captain George D.. Wise and Mr.. C. ".
Meredith represented Captain Frayser, and
Colonel W. W. Gordon Mr.. Goode.
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for public printing did not close until in the
spring Of 1878, aud yet he failed to show by
evidence that Frayser did not properly
measure all the work done by him, while
direct testimony, uncontradicted, showed
that he did measure the work, and in one
or two cases corrected accounts, thereby
effecting saving to the State. The heads
OF departnents who testified proved that
the;work for the different offices was prompt
" and well executed. -
In reviewing all the. evidence, which Is
quite yoluminous, the committee is OF opin-
ion that, whilst some Of the bills and other
work are too "fat"-that is, having too
much blank space in the pages-yet general
" speaking the Office has been properly
managed and the books well Kept. q
In the opinion OF the committee,
= FRAYsER WAS COMPETENT
to- discharges the duties OF the office at the
time he took THE oath, and that the charge
of incompetency is not sustained by the eYl-
dence. All statements made in the ;specih-
cations ,rrdscting !on.l Frayser and mot re-
ferred TO- intthis report were either aban-
kdoned or there,Was nef evidence to sustain
thams,sl Jjiti, .sr,ni.lt3 Tigt 9 s}Yr& tnf8
b ,Thepubhcl printing during the last fiscal
year has cost much less than ever before
smce,tha creation lof, this office, and many
thousands Of dollars less than ,underth the old
systenbsg All h ofu 81 ,s.fr1f9ii ~. :,
by reference ITO lthe annual, trepost sub
mitted by this officer 1t tapnears that. for the
fiscal year ending Sepsembe 80, 1873, fhe
entire disbursements amOuntedi In sac ag
eregate ito ,the sum i;of, 81, IL, W hlsst
lioF, the last fiscal year OF bis pFedec cessor'
ending Septemherl 80, ,s1S77, itamopnteds "
tie aggregate to sss9;s1a 3d., showing Q bad.
Ianee an favor, OF the last fiscal year OF
! s., ,05S. .23. While it is trne thata portion o.
| fhis anoant.sared; was due TO the late sa'
perintsndent OF Public Printing, and 20 lhs
iaetfont of. the Committee on Printing IN up
sesting lmost ofslthe contracts made tdurinl
1.-The session OF the General Assembly OF 1870.
ta17, which resulted IN ID - tiia. s.
EB $50! !fsttsIafi VERY Low BIDS tl4.skh an on
afterwards awarded to contractors for 80
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MILES AND HIS MEN.
Stories Told the Soldiers by Some
Sioux SquaWs.
National Associated Press to the star

National Associated Press to the Star.
GEN. MILES CAMP, NEAR Rocky CREEK,
NJ. T., July 28.-Our scouts have captured
some Sioux women who attempted to Join
their party defeated on Thursday. They
say Sitting Bull has commenced retro
grade movement and is now on or beyond
the British line. They confirm the esti-
mate of his strength already given but
think he will act mostly on the defensive.
The buffalo are all coming south, so that
Sitting Bull must either fight or starve.
The Sioux scouts watch our motions all
the time. The Gros Ventres and Mandans
have commenced their annual sun dance.
They erected a huge tepee at their camp,
near Fort Union, two miles from this post,
and are testing, by their usual methods, the
nerves and endurance of their young men
previous to declaring them duly initiated
braves. Crow.that-hies-high has three sons
undergoing the ordeal, and the ceremonies
attract numerous visitors.
BISMARCK, D. T., July 2S.-A courier
arrived at Fort Buford, two days out
from Gen. Miles, and reports the command
in camp on Beaver Creek recuperating. A
steamer left Bismarck yesterday with com.
missary and grain for his command. Ad-
ditional troops will also be forwarded.
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The body of an unknown man was
found floating in the Ohio River, at the foot
of Fifth street, about 10 o'clock this morn
ing. The Coroner was notified. The body
is supposed to be that of Mich. Wechorn,
who left his home, No. 80 David street, last
Saturday morning, stating to his family
that they would never see him alive again.
The body answers the description of Wech-
orn exactly.
In the Police Court this morning Judge
Wilson refused to hold Isaac Cunningham
on the charge of embezzlement committed
in Texas, and he was dismissed He was
compelled, however, to pay the S2j fine I'M
posed against him for carrying concealed
weapons
James Mclaughlin was before Judge
Wilson this morning charged with burglar
izing the store of Ignatz Kusel, No. 81 West
Court street, last night OF lot of cigars,
tobacco etc. He waived examination and
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was bound over to appear before the Grand

was bound over to appear before the Grand
Jury.
Margaret O'TooIe, an old lady seyent.
years OF age, residing at the southwest cor
her OF Ninth street and Central avenue, LEFT
home yesterday rorning about 8 o'cloca
Tor the purpose of attending church. Since
then nothing has been seen or heard of her
John Mulloney, bootblack, roomins
at the corner of Sixth street and Central
avenue, went out in company with coupIe
of fellows yesterday, and getting drunk was
robbed OF $65 in money, the savings of sey-
eral years.
Hiram Daniels, man ffty-four YEAR
OF age residing at Winton Place, is a pris
oner at Hammond-street Station. on the
charge of obtaining $50 from Peter Renner
by making the statement that he was an
agent of W. H. Murphy.
In the case of Charles A. Miller Va the
Trustees of Longview Asylum, Mr.. War
rington for Trustees made his argument to-
day. There are four more arguments 10
follow and will probably occupy the bal.
lance of the week.
The COroner's verdict in the case Of
Jennie Ball, who died at No. 145 Long
worth, on Saturday evening last, was death
from an overdose of morphine, taken with
suicidal intent
In an alteration, which has Just come
to light, few days since in Covington,
Rial Cook very dangerously cut Charles
Edwards, who lies in critical condition.
Cook has fled.
Henry Murlett and Mike Mckinney
are locked up in the Nintll-street Station
house charged with robbing the bootblack,
Mulloney, yesterday.
Mr.. D. Ashworth, of Covington, Ky,
the well-known elocutionist, has resigned
from the Davenport Club.
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CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered by
Star Special Reporters.
indianapolis.

1xsMAN MA-HAslIsLINGERs w1N-"BULL
DOG" CAPTURED, ETC.
Special to the star
INDIANAPOLIS, July 2S.-Adolph Maeu-
len, City Editor of the Telegraph is writ
ing a drama, shortly to be produced at the
Germana Theater.
The burglar proof vault at the Post-office
is to-day being furnished with Holmes I'M
proved double electric and double chro-
nometer time lock-
There was match game of baseball at
The Exposition Grounds yesterday after
noon between the Sourmashers and the
Hashslngers. The latter won by score of
Sto Is.
"Bul Dog" who was chased and had two
shots fired at him by the police about a
week ago, was captured yesterday. He is
wanted as an accomplice in several rob
berries.
A young German couple-Miss Dora
Reickerts and Frank Loesch-eloped on the
2o'clock train from Louisville yesterday
afternoon, coming to this city to be mar
ried A telegram from the girls mother to
the police blasted their prospects.
ST. Louis.
HAD ENOUGH OF REEvEs-sTEALING A THEA
TER--sIX DAYS CONTEST.
Bptcial to the Star.
Sr. LOUIS, July 2S.--Lizzie Reeves, the
young married woman who was shot by her
husband at Dunham's Candy Factory, has
filed petition in the Circuit Court seeking
Rdiyorce.
A. B. Wakefield, whose wife owned one
third interest in DeBar's The0ter, protested
when it was sold. No attention was paid TO
this, however, and Saturday Wakefield con-
trived to get the two watchmen out OF the
building, when he at once closed and locked
the doors. He is said to still hold the keys,
and that there will be a smart legal fight
before he gives them up
Next Monday, at a. m six.days' go
as-you-please pedestrian contest will open
here at st. Georges Hall, for $3.50 belt and
The championship, open to all. Not less
than 800 miles must be covered by the win
ner
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over and killed by train on the Manhat-
tan Beach Railway last evening.
ALWAYS AVOID ICE CREAM.

.--
ALWAYS AVOID ICE 'nhA%.
RICHMOND, Va, July Zen persons III
the house OF Daniel pouSoh, IetersDufg,
and several others, were poisoned ny lce
cream copper poisoh is souPpoGeu " 1olno
tba n " fauIt was in the milk or seasoning.
The condition of the sick was somewhat
imnroyed last night, though several are
stiIl dangerously iii.
N'''' oor o,,r mn soov
,, WI W Nv 1ooN' ,.
inst ont of tho Uouse of Correction where
he had been sent for beating his wife, went
to her residence to-day, stabbed her in the
neck, inhicting a dangerous wound, and
then stabbed himself fatally.
HIGH orp PICNIC
Nrw youv INV % -ono rrembor If ,bo
1U;Iia,. rI,sL 49,, I. I'll, L.. - a. 40
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INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
Progress of the Testimony at the Grand
Hotel

Hotel.
At the meeting of the committee this
morning Messrs. Carlisle and New were abb
sent and Mr.. Kenna presided. Mr.. John
Frizzel, resident of Precinct A, Fourth
Ward, first testified that W Taylor, a Marshal
or Supervisor present at that precinct told
the Democratic clerk, Mccarthy, to go out,
and the next morning gave the witness So,
which he wished him to give to Mccarthy,
as he had promised it to him, which he did.
During the day he saw Mccarthy on the
sidewalk electioneering for Republican can
didates and holding Republican tickets,
and man named Green was acting
as clerk in McCarthy's place. Mr..
Taylor was fine gentleman, and during
the day he knew of his doing nothing else
out of the way. On discrimination he
stated that he was not certain what it was
that Taylor told Mccarthy when he went
out, nor did he know whether Mccarthy
had any other motive or not to induce him
to hold Republican tickets.
Pat. McCarty, resident of the Eighth
Ward, stated that he saw George Clemons,
Deputy Marshal, Offering tickets to man
about a block away from the polls and
when he spoke to the Deputy about it af-
forwards he told him to go off about his
business. Another Marshal in that ward
was Middleworth, who was once ar
rested for numbering Joe Cam
eron, but was dismissed, for
there was no evidence against him. He
was known in the ward by the name of
Miller. On cross examination he stated
that he did not know any of the CONVERSE
ton which passed between Clemons and
the man to whom he thought he was offer
ing ticket nor did he know whether he
was electoneering or not. The election
was very orderly and he heard of no COM
plant.
At this point the Committee adjourned
until 10 clock tomorrow and visited the
| Republican Convention, since there were
no more witnesses who could be examined
this morning.
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A. J. Wilson, Of Memphis, who arrived
here on the 10th inst, became very sick
Saturday evening and was taken to pri-
vate hospital. The physicians have not yet
decided whether his is a case of yellow
fever or not, but are Of the opinion that it
is not
The following notice has been posted by
the Delhi people, who it seems are deter
mined to dislodge the quarantine stationif
possible.
The undersigned, residents of Delhi, Ar
den and Home City, would respectfully
urge the citizens of the above places and
vicinity, irrespective of party or creed, to
meet with us Monday evening, July %,
1879, at the l., c.. & L. Railroad Depot,
Delhi, to take action regarding the speedy
removal of the Quarantine Station from
Delhi.
J. b. Hech, Charles Magness,
Horace Goodn, VIM. Kaiser,
Frank MITCHELL NJ. II. Cook,
d. w. Gibon, s. d. Patterson,
n. +. Adriance, John H. Caine,
G. n. Chrsly J. w. Seward.
The Cincinnati Hospital Trustees have
pa ed resolution to the effect that no
nonresident of Hamilton County be ad-
mitted to either the city hospital or its
branches. 1t is thought, however, that
they will withdraw this resolution before q
day or two.
The following dispatch was received this
morning by DIR. Minor;
"MEMPHIs, July 2S-10:45 A. M-Four-
teen cases and nine deaths since last tele-
gram. r. w. MITCHELL"
ANOTHER SUSPICIOUS CASE.
Christ. Mevers, an employe of the Mem.
| phis Stock Yards, arrived in the city last
Saturday with a car load of cattle, direct
| from Memphis. This morning, while walk
ing along the street, he became very i'll,
and dropped into the office of DR.. Haight,
No. 420 West Third street.
The doctor became OF the opinion that
his case was rather suspicious, and at once
sent for DR.. Minor L pom the arrival ofthe
latter he was thoroughly examined, and al
though his urine gave noindications of yell
low fever it was thought advisable to have
the man removed to a private hospital.
Meyers says that he had the yellow fever
last year, aud that the feeling which came
over him to-day is similar to that which he
felt last year previous to being afflicted.
DR.. Minor received a dispatch from the
National Board Of Health, Washington, this
afternoon asking whether he would, in case
OF emergency, act as Health Inspector in
Kentucky and Indiana. DR.. Minor replied
that he would in cases where his services
would not be required for any great length
of time.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
New ORLEANS, July 28-2:15 P. M.
First death from yellow fever last night
corner of Constance and Second streets
One convalescent case reported to day il
the same neiehborhood No Others known
[Signedl S. A. HERRICK.
Secretary.