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COMMONWEALTH CURRENTS.
Knickknacks Knocked Together In
Old Kentucky.

Specials to the Star
HICKMAN, Aug 20.-Circuit Court is now
in session with several important cases on
the docket. One of them is the trial of
Wake Stoner for the murder Of his nephew
Stoner Davis. The murder occurred at
Clinton, KY, three years ago. The case
was finally brought to close yesterday by
verdict Of guilty and a sentence Of eight
years in the Penitentiary.
The trial of Wade and sister for incest
has begun and will be likely to continue
several days.
PADUcAH, Aug. 20.-The negro arrested at
Mayiield yesterday gives his name as Israel
vanpelt, and says he belongs in Nashville.
He is now playing crazy. The rape was
committed near the Galloway line, Henry
County, Tennessee.
ELIzADErHrowN, Aug. 2O.-Old Uncle 81.
Hobbs last night was watching for some
men who he heard we're coming to attack
him. when two Of his young friends called
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on him. Mistaking them for his enemies,
81. blazed away, severely peppering them
both. The youths were named Chenault.
PARIS, Aug. 20.-Mr. W. B. Ewing, Of
Powell County, who has been in the habit
OF distilling brandy for several years past,
bad made preparations to distill again this
fall, but about forty ladies, who lived near,
met at his distillery and talked to him
about the evil influence it would have in
the community, and he concluded not to
distill any brandy this year.
Mt. STERLING, Aug. 20.-Stephen Stone,
whose capture and incarceration in the
Prestonburg Jail was stated some time
since, did not wait to receive his sentence,
but broke Jail and departed to his old
haunts.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 20.-Drs. w. and W.
Rodman, with their horse and buggy, were
precipitated over 1O0-foot cliff yesterday.
The Doctors caught the branches OF a tree
and saved themselves, but the horse fell to
the river and was drowned.
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would come back and serve out the time
and get the matter Off my mind"
AN oBsTREPERoUs PRISONER.
tinnal AssnciAtf,. Prnss to the Star.

National A5s0clate,. fresE 10 tne Star
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 20.-Colonel
Parker, Chief of the Special Agent Service
of the Post.of Department. has received
o telegram from Austin, Texas, which states
that during the preliminary examination
of gang of highway mail robbers in that
city yesterday before the United States
Commissioner, one of the accused assaulted
and nearly killed witness for the Govern
ment The assailant said he would be will
ing to hang If he had succeeded in killing
his victim. The robbers were held for trial.
AN UNDERGROUND MOUNTAIN.
ATLANTA, GA, Aug. 20.-The news of
the sinking of Ingolo Mountain, in North
Georgia, is fully confirmed. 1t is large
mountain, being over two miles around
the base, and has broken loose and fallen
into what appears to be a chasm beneath.
1t first fell about two-thirds underground,
but has been sinking since.
CANADIAN STEAMER BURNED.
OTTAWA, ONT, Aug. 20.-The steamer
Kitty Friel, engaged in freighting lumber
between this city and Kingston, was burned
to the waters edge, near Smith Falls yes
terday. She is valued at $4,000.
NEVADA COAL BURNERS WAR.
EUREKA, NEv., Aug, 20.-The coal burn
ers' war has broken out afresh The Sher.
ifs posse attacked the coal ranch at Fish
Creek. Between Sunday and dark Monday
evening many shots were fired. Five Ital-
ians were killed, six badly wounded, and
several prisoners taken. None of the Sher-
iff's posse were hurt.
THE QUEBEC QUARREL.
QUEBEC, Aug 20.-At meeting of Magis-
trates held yesterday two very important
measures were decided. One, the abolition
of the Ship Laborers' Society by means OF
petition to the Legislature and the other
the immediate proclamation Of the Blake
Act, to go into effect at once. Troops still
patrol the streets Yesterday Ed Gouthier,
advocate, was knocked down on John street,
kicked and beaten by an Irish crowd, his
legs broken and teeth knocked down his
throat. ]. Ellison was dangerously beaten
by French Canadian named Levat, who
was arrested, two revolvers and bowie
knife being found on his person.
INDIANS SHED A MOBILES BLOOD.
New YoRK, Aug 2O.-A telegram from
Denver, Col, says Hon. James Boathley
Burke Roche, brother and presumptive
heir of the Viscount Fermoy, who left this
city not long ago for hunting excursion
in the far West, has been killed by Indians
on the Yellowstone River. Roche, who
visited this country for the first time last
year, had returned here to be married to all
accomplished young lady of New York.
FIRE AT MARENGo, IOWA.
MARENGo, Aug. 20.-Kitcham & Bro. 4
lumber yard and elevator was burned here
yesterday. Loss $lo, 900; insurance SIC, 900.
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"Widow Bsdott" Next Week

Mr.. D. R. Locke, author of "Widow
Bedott," the play to be presented next
week at the Grand Opera-house by Mr.. Neil
Burgess and company, is in the city receiv.
ing congratulations of his friends on the
good fortune in store for him this winter.
Mr.. Locke is well known to the reading
world as Petroleum V. Nasby, of the
x Roads, and the humor that has made
him famous the country over, in his letters,
is given in concentrated form in the play.
actor who can do full justice to the funny
character of "Widow Bedott."
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MORMON MATTERS.
The Saints Retiring from
Georgia.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. 20.-A report is re-
ceived here to the effect that various Nor
mon congregations in North Georgia are or
ganizing for an immediate exodus to Utah.
A great many native Mormons will go.
The movement creates some excitement in
the country, but the saints are determined d
and the field will be abandoned for awhile.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.--The state of af-
fairs in Utah, as reported to the Govern
ment, is regarded as serious, and an open
rupture, ending, perhaps, in bloodshed,
may occur at any moment. 1t is not be-
ieved that the Mormons will make any
forcible resistance to the Federal authori-
ties. The trouble, if any occurs it is
thought will be between the Gentle and
Mormon populace.
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Toledo S@ngerfest.

National Associated Press to the Star.
TOLEDO. o., Aug. 20.-The weather yes.
terday was very fine the crowd immense,
and the trade procession one of the finest
exhibitions of the kind ever witnessed.
The Sangerfest is participated in by -four
societies from this city, two from Detroit,
two from East Saginaw, three from Grand
Rapids and one each from Bay City, Jack.
son, Fort Wayne, Lansing, South Bend and
Tiffin.
The building was well filled last night
and magnificent entertainment was given
Mile. Litta Madame Flora Rice Knox and
Sig. Tagliapietra were the vocal soloists
Herr Remenyi, Mr.. Boos, Mr.. Pease, and
Mrs VIM. Gray, harpist, of Detroit, also
participated.
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Local Personal.

Hon. Warner NJ. Bateman has returned
from his trip East.
Miss Ruth Jones, Of this city, is enjoying
delightful visit in Pittsburg
Councilman Hildebrandt has returned
from two weeks fishing excursion.
Hon. Carl Schurz, in company with Count
Donhoff, arrived in the city this morning
and took rooms at the st. Nicholas
Mr.. VIM. Schmidt, prominent member
of st. Paul's congregation and the st..
Aloysius Orphan Society, celebrated the
sixtieth anniversary of his birthday yes
terdaY.
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The Boss Exeursion.

The Marietta & Cincinnati and the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroads announce one of the
most attractive excursions of the season
for tomorrow, taking in the Aleghenies,
with the finest mountain scenery in Amer.
lea. .f
The excursion allows week in the
mountains for the enjoyment of hunting
and fishing, and offers one of the rarest
treats OF the summer. Tickets for the
round trip, to Cumberland and return, only
$S 25 to be had at the ticket offices in this
citv
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FAIR.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

THE NAGERS OF THE HAMILTON
l. County Agricultural Society are fully awake tc
sense OF their duties aud are hard at work put
ting their grounds, buildings and stables in TIT
best of order TO meet the wants OF Exhibitors
and Visitors for the holding of the TWENTY
FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR, near Carthage, Ohio
commencing September lst and continuing FIVE
DAYS In addition to the attraction each day,
with two good'rsces the G., II. & D. r. r. wa!
run two daily excursion trains to and from the
City to the Fair Grounds. Rates SOC for the rouat
trip. This includes entrance to the Fair. Al
ladies purchasing round-trip tickets will be Ell
titled to 20c, which will be returned TO them
the entrance gate on presenting each ticket 4
they pass into the Fair Ground, thus making thu
round trip and entrance to the Fair cash eAti
lady thirty (30) cents. Tickets will be good on al
trains stopping at the Fair Grounds during the
continuance Of the same. Tickets must be PiH
chased before entering the train leaving the city
Good Speakers, Music and Refreshments, Tor tn
the pleasure and comfort of all attending the Fsr
WM. DURHAM, Secretary.
August 10th, 1879. au2O4WdF
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The Turbaned Turk Departs.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEWPORT, r. L., Aug. 20.-Several of the
Turkish army officers and military gentle
men who have been stationed at Providence
several years as official inspectors of the
arms made for the Turkish Government by
the Providence Tool Company, having com
pletcd their official duties have been or
dered home.
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MRS. KATE CHASE SPRAGUE.
Her Beautiful Country Home
for Rent.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-A special from Wash
ington says Mrs. Sprague's beautiful coun-
try place, two miles north of where her IA
ther lived when Chief Justice, her legacy
from him, is advertised for rent at 5000 per
month for the farm, house and furniture.
The servants know nothing of Mrs
Sprague's intentions now, but say that
when she left the 1st of July she expected
to return there in October. Her agent de-
cines to communicate any particulars and
only seems to know that he was asked to
find tenant.
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HILAIRE HANGED.
Execution in the Jail Yard at
Albany To-day.

ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 2O.-Hilaire Latri-
monille, convicted Of the murder of Cath
arine Dunsbach, in Watervliet, April 5th
last, was hanged in the Jail to-day. The
drop fell at 1927 and at II 80 he was pro-
nounced dead
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Burglarizing the Chiefs House.

Burglars entered the residence Of Chief
Fire Marshal Joseph Bunker, No. 102
George street, last night and succeeded in
securing $65 in money and silk pocket
handkerchief. An entrance was effected by
raising side window. No arrests have yet
been made,
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CITY Commissioner.

The. contractor of District No. was di-
rected to repair, forthwith, Hunt street
from Woodward to State street.
Messrs. Mason, ShasShan and cambridge,
contractors of the Mclean avenue sewer
extension, asked that three months addi-
tional time be given them in which to com.
plete their contract. Granted.
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BUsSING 4 co.

Suits Filed Against the Firm in Covington
To-day.
The following have been filed against
G. H. Bussing& & Co. in the Covington Chan
Gerry Court: P. Lavell & Co., $5,40O; James
Mcguire, $565; James Scanlon, $500; NJ. A.
Carney, $2,535.
The above are all creditors Of the bank,
and claim per cent. interest on their de-
posits since 1878. A writ of attachment
was issued on property owned by the de-
PENDANTS in Kentucky.
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The Brewers,

The Brewers Association held meeting
yesterday afternoon and decided to have
five wagons in the Exposition procession,
showing the different processes by which
beer is manufactured. A committee of
five, composed of Messrs. H. Muhlhauser,
George Moerlein, William Boss, George
Sohn and L. Herancourt, was appointed to
make the necessary arrangements.
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WANTED--AGENTS.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR GASOLINE.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y for two weeks, at the City Clerks Office in Gov
hgton, KY, for furnishing Gasoline for tine GAS
OLlNE LAMPS IN THE CITY OF C0VINGT0N,
Ky, and such Others us may hereafter be erected
,tinguishing, cleaning and keeping in repair the
same FOR TWO YEARS from and aft + the 18th
day of September, 1879 according to the contract
now on file IN the City Clerks Office.
Proposals to be addressed to Fred ]. Meyers,
Chairman Committee on Gas, City Clerks Office,
Covington, Ky.
By order OF the City Council.
FRED. J. MEYERS.
Avs. TIL. Chairman Committee on Gas
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National Associated Press to the Star.
VIENNA, Aug. 20.-It is believed that
Count SZekenes, Austrian Ambassador at
Berlin, will succeed Count Andrassy as
Premier.
Great Britain.
INDIGNANT OPERATIVES.
LONDON, Aug 20.-The Lancashire oper-
atives have held several indignation meet
ings protesting against reduction of
wages.
GLADsToNE's GREAT SPEECH.
Mr.. Gladstone delivered his great speech
yesterday, in which he fercely attacked
the Government, which he said had ludi-
crously failed to check Russian ambition
and aggrandizement. The Zulu war, he
said, was wanton and wicked.
NEW EDDYsToNE LIGHTHOUSE.
PLyMouT4I. Aug. 20. Their Royal High
nesses the Prince of Wales and the Duke
of Edinburgh arrived at Plymouth in the
Osborne Monday evening to attend the
ceremonies on the Eddystone reefs yester-
day. The ceremonies took place yesterday
noon, and were very simple. The Duke Of
Edinburgh laid the stone.
DE LEssEPs' CANAL PREPARATIONS.
LONDON, Aug. 20.-DeL Lesseps has sent to
Central America several expert engineers
including Donough whose works OH the
Danube are well known, to examine the
plans of the Panama Canal and to ascertain
the probable expense of building it.
italy.
RESTORATION OF THE PANTHEON
ROME, Aug. 2O.-At the meeting of Car
dinals yesterday, presided over by the
Pope it was resolved to ask the Govern
ment to restore the Pantheon 10 the Holy
See
GARIBALDI.
The health of General Garbaldi is i'm
proving
- Foreign Flashes.
The Indian corn crop in Bulgaria is al
most total failure from drought.
Carlotta Patti, it is said, is shortly to be
married to Ernst Won Munch the noted
violoncelist.
At meeting held at Chelsea Sir Charles
Dilke made a fierce onslaught upon the
Government and its policy.
The Nihilists have changed their head
quarters to Kief, being better adapted for
concealment than st. Petersburg
The London Times expresses an appre-
hension that in view of bad harvest pros
poets, much extension of business here is
hardly to be expected.
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Fourth Edition.
TIL E L A Il E S 7
Additional Sporting News.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SARATOGA, Aug. 20.-The first race to-day
was won by Checkmate, the second by
Clara D, and the third by Blossom.
BARRIE, ONT. Aug. 20.-The race be-
tween Hanlan and Riley for first money for
the professional single sculls will not be
rowed, and the money will be awarded to
Riley. Hanlan declines to row, as he says
he is not in condition.
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Cincinnati.

The following dispatch was received by
DR.. Minor this morning:
MEMPHIS, Aug. 20.
Thirty-one cases, nineteen white, twelve
colored. Four deaths, all white, since last
report. r. W. MITCHELL.
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MANIFESTATIONS.

NV ANTED SITUATION BY gentleman u
w years OF age, who has had considerable ex-
perience in mercantile business, and has traveied
great deal in the Southern States desires sftR-
alton as commercial traveller. Reference gwen
Address ISAAC W. NASH, Purdy, McNairy Co,
Tennessee aul56t
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County Commissioners.

The Board of County Commissioners held
a regular meeting to-day, with all the MEM
bers present.
The Clerk was instructed to notify the
Clermont County Commissioners to meet
this Board at o'clock next Tuesday, for
the purpose of accepting the new bridge at
MEANWHILE.
Bids for an iron bridge over Dry Fork, at
Gwaltney's Ford, Crosby Township. were
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GOTHAM GOSSIP.
M'HENRY's LIABILITIES.

M HENRY LlABILlTlES.
National Associated Press to the Star.
A Herald London special to-day says that
Watson represented only McHenry, and
that not only the Erie but other creditors
of McHenry are deceived as regards Nc
Henry's liabilities. Besides Erie's claim of
f260, 900 and about 100000 due firm of
London bankers, about f300, 900 are owing
to the estate of the Ex-Queen Christina, Of
Spain.
HOW M'HENRY TALKS.
A Herald London special reports James
McHenry as saying that he was never the
Erie's enemy. He does not owe the Erie q
dollar, but the Erie owes him a hundred
thousand pounds. Jay Gould told him the
other day that when he Could left the
Road bonded bebt was $2S, 900, 900, now it
was about $70,O00,00O. Judge Burke, of
Cleveland, writes me that great frauds are
practiced on my friends in the purchase Of
Cleveland & Columbus shares and if pro-
ceedings were taken he doubts not we would
be able to recover millions of dollars. l
shall continue my efforts to extinguish the
Erie's control over the Atlantic & Great
Western and Cleveland, Columbus Cincin-
natl u Indianapolis Companies.
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CRIME AND CALAMITY.


Specials to the Star.
RETURN OF A TOURIST.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Aug. 2o.-Brent
Leiper has returned from Iuka, Miss,
where he overhauled Sandy Wlhoito, COL
cred, an escaped convict. Wilhoite has
ngain donned his old suit, in which he had
served four years out of sentence of ten
years.
DIAMOND RoBDER RELEASED.
DENVER, Col, Aug. 2O.-Lous Roth
berger one OF the ST., 900 diamond robbers,
has been released on $4,000 bail deposited
by his father in Chicago. Dick Gorin, his
pal, has been committed to Jail, without
prospects of bail.
YOUR BELL PUNCH OR YOUR LIFE.
NEW ALBANY, IND, Aug. 20.-Late last
night negro entered a street car, and
placing pistol to the head of the driver,
demanded his money or his life. The
driver suddenly seized the pistol and thus
saved his life. The negro fed, the driver
being too much excited to fire upon him.
SUICIDE WITH MORPHINE.
WILMINGToN, ILL, Aug. 20-Mrs. Sarah
Kitchell, wife of M. L. Kitchell, owner and
proprietor of KitchelPs brick-yard. COM
mitted suicide last night by taking NOR
phine. Bad health and domestic troubles.
THE CONCLUSION HE CAME TO.
COLUMBUS, o., Aug 20-Thomas Costello,
OF Dayton, who was sent to the Peniten.
tiary for term of three years, March IA,
1876, and who escaped with John Donchue,
of Toledo, December s, 1876, returned to
the prison and gave himself up yesterday,
after an absence of two years eight months
and eleven days. Costello, when he
nanA- To tha nrisnn. said: u thought ]
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LOST.

T OST-ALPACA UMBRELLA-0n wharf bost
i ! foot of Fifth street, last Sunday evening.
Name "A. Ring" engraved on handle Leave q
at sos West Fourth street. and be rewarded.
aul9-N
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New York Stock Report

The following shows the range OF quotations
and the amount of sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange, as received by Lea, Sterrett Co.,
28 West Third street:
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CoINs, MINERALS, FOSSILS, RELICS. Curl
~ OSIfIEs. Send stamps for price-lists MEN
GER, 147 Central avenue. lyliu
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FOREIGN.


COUNT ANDRAssY's SUCCESSOR.
National Associated Press to the Star.
VIENNA, Aug. 20.-It is believed that
Count Szekenes, Austrian Ambassador at
Berlin. will succeed Count Andrassy as
Premier.
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sCELLANEoUS.

WY ITANTED-GIRL-To do general housewOrk:
w good wages paid Apply TO M. PETER, L1o-
Gust street West Walnut Hills auae4
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rood PHOTOGRAPHS AND FERREorYpzs
" made in all kinds Of weather at KELLYS
Gallery, 1856 W. 9Th st. BET. Elm and Plum.
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LONDON, Aug. 20.-The Lancashire oper
atives have held several indignation meet
ings protesting against reduction o
wages.
The New York herald., 1879-12-30
COMMISSIONERS MACLEAN'S PERIL.

Commissioners MacLean and voorhis OIL Satur-
day night went out in cog. to visit the downtown
precincts. They wore ample shirt cuffs. tho glossy
polish of which served in lieu Of note books and by
the time they had gone their rounds the names and
numbers Of several delinquent officers were recorded.
Among these was patrolman Of the Fifth precinct.
He was found comfortably seated in sort OF sentry
box ut the foot of Laight street. which is used by
the watchman of the Street Cleaning Bureau.
When the Commissioners presented themselves the
officer oblivious of their official identity.
When questioned regarding the particular nature Of
the business which required his presence in the
watchmans shanty. his post being on West street.
he was inclined to forcible to eject the
mysterious and inquisitive intruders. Mr. MacLean.
fearing that the officer might mistake them for ordi
nary citizens and club them accordingly. hastened
to proclaim himself as q Police Commissioner and
also to introduce his colleague. Mr.. voorhis. The
officer was paciled, but not embarrassed He replied
to Mr.. MacLeans inquiries by indulging in the re-
tort courteous. Mr.. MacLean informed the officer
that charges would be preferred against him.
The New York herald., 1879-12-30

Wheeler; 18th to 3Oth Wandell Otterbourg. Bixby !;
May / to Is, Morgan Klbreth Duffy; 18th to 3lst.
Otter rbourg Patterson, Murray; June to IS. Fiam-
mer, Bixby Wheeler: 18th to IOth Kilbreth, Otter
dell; 18th to 3lst. Wheeler Morgan, Flammer;
August l to Is Patterson Murray Wandell; 18th to
3lsf Bxby OIterbourg Morgan: September / TO IS,
Flalnmer Kibreth Duffy; 18th to 30th, Smith.
Wheeler. Murray October to Is. Otterbourg. Wan
dell, Morgan: 18th to 3lst Kilbreth Bixby Patter-
son; November / TO IS. Wandell. Morgan, Fiam-
mer; 18th to 3Oth Murray Duffy Smith; December
/ to Is, Patterson Bixby Kilbreth 18th to 3lst
Morgan Smith Otterbourr
OTHER business Transacted
A committee of three-Justces Wandell FIammer
and Dufy-reported the following assignment of