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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-04
TelKSl'Rne't:2..

g Pc Ola T. MOTTO Il \ RGE -
- STOCK on EASY TERMS OF PAY-H,
AT LOW PRICES, FOR I'll L NEXT IBS
SIXTY DAYS.-Wc call attention or al who'
desire TO purchase FURNITURE OF any kind u
our large and select stock, most of which, being
bought for cash we are prepared 10 "iicr greater III
GIlccments than otherwise both as 10 terms and
prices. WE have some tine PARLOR AND CHAM
BER SUITS which We viii c:oae oui III u sacrifice.
Fnf line OF cheap WALNUT AND POpLAR FUR
NITUkE. 4. CARTWRIGHT 4 son,
: jy 2.3m l6 Goyernoruor Street.
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PERSON


AER. HENRY LANDES, JR., PARTNER
III OF the Wholesale dry-goods house of Wallis.
LaaGcs + Co., Galveston, Texas. accompanied by
his c<timablc yonug wife. have been visiting our
ci;y this week. While here they were The guests of
their friend Mrs. Richard DUKE. From here they
20 to the Gryenb.er White sulphur springs, much
pleased with Richmond aud It's surroundings.
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Tile Educational journal Of Virginia for
July contains number Of excellent arti'
cleo #.~' fs ..- 81
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rTSYCLE BROTHERS
HAVE BECOME PURCHASERS
or
LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
FROM THE LATE SALE Of
KAN. SPRING. DALE. 4 CO., NEW YORK.

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Ia W 90 i-.aN NC. LA " w.
LAWNS in great variety:
~ Nf.N IA NJ; % 20 ;:Ec;:>-c ro ,.,>,,, ~
70 piece, new DRESS L!NENo from l21s up 10
20; PEI t'I,i VT. or ro,pr, ,,,,iro
Lar t"o Va Nv - ~ lar 49, - t"s"e
WV ctH ~, 1T a. r,t, ~ 1'
NHn.ilr MS IL n"tr,rtsn SW;Ss.
pr pr i ,I and r.iiEtEEb and sTIu,ED ORGAN
rItS. $780,
NE uitr.E:,,r:rrprn ,rr.ctrrc yr,.ronr, ,,a
L-' rL,I,i 10 - '.y-$u ga"
.>ptIriEtr,iiiitirn - n ,GSnriEH c,,trrrc
80, = = ~ -. 49,, :, u t,.h.
cd dEoi H,; 2uE up - tr6 esT T nm so
~, M Si,E S",ptas npI EI1v.S Of all rho
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MR.. PETER FORESTER,
vi REPsIREP DF

CHINA, GLASS. AND EARTIIENW ARE
b. the PATENT RIVETTSG PROCESS. is now in the
CITY, prepared to execute all orders IN his ine am
appointed his agent for ibis city, and will receive
al work for him. GEDRGE GIBSON. JH.,
jy4 1907 nain s:rcet.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

ID l.. I. BLUES. ATTENTION -
IA. Assemble in fuli-dresS uniform ut your q
armory ut s o'clocn L. 81. on SATURDAY. July III
j In. fr Inspection ana 10 receive new lnu-keis. IL
ISr command Captain WISE. /. CA 3IM.
jv4-2t Orderly Sergeant.
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TO BE had OF All. RESPECTABLE WIN hLR-
CHANTS pHrGGis IS, A%D GNu1 LIS.
an gS-,od'Iy -
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BEDFORD va ALEM MD IRON
A. SPRINGS WATER. MASS, AHD Pill. tor
Females. Chronic DiarriU.I. Bruhc"tI : r"i..'U>'
ana Cut;inco,s Ah.csiGns: Disorders "t IT." iiNr'
Kidneys ana Bladder; nr'.'ii%. NAi@Ti' "''' '!e''-
Equal to any water Of - r'l,> now - nv
HrNrth NO t.. v. a.. y "; ,",'I
" :" EncG.nt in py.,~psii ant <ttyoI, diseases
=. II HARRISON. IS !, RI.
"E.e' "i aaccs,. - certain @:'7'.,' ,.''"1r -
c!nal,>." j.. EukMIH. =. -. Hi,,.'f,'
Ecncrtai IN Ma!1rtai Fryrr a. i'l""," , "a
V. j. GlLEEhr. NJ -, Nnrth Csr"m3:
"Ercomnvn,,d It, 4 rrruayArHr - lc'""''"
vcs districts" y. L. fAInLE. y. H. !.'h MIA
The SUMMER SEASON Of in -,'g@s s, sSil"r
nee, visitors FOREST or i"H'rs get" q; n'n>
from lh4 spIing>. npun al Ne "t sTri'tr Accom-.
nIoGatioms l!u"iuti.td. ~ ti" "ln''t'i .'' 80
pEICES-.pa:rr 80 cent per salon; = ''-e .;
ore dozen h,!f-EaI:on boiH"> 20 ~ -,
ca>E: IL TOR ten gallons; - Tor l""nIF -. 80
MAss-r1fiy cents and IL ,nli~: = 80 '.' .i,",
sor haIi.,.une,,-- r:rt pist-p. I'm, NJ 3, s''
wairr soi,I!ic md contains Ill :Lr cJr'!'" i'"f
CIR les of IT," "H'cr ~ reduc' q st"r' :, ra,.k-
PiLLS:-i We ~ nv" anI ~ e, ihr~r 1rlIs
consis, II The Mass III Suyartoh't'! ~ ~
suit delicate conditions. San"h arpii, s,l' ,.,n.
phle free upon apple, ion. This trnedn 81 syr
Is endorsed by the me- icai pr"i'>s a' ,,t
by resuliS In thoI,y ~, al cases ""''"7 so ~
t"eh'y-ss'en YEAR A"''' I. Vi. DAVIES,
President OF he t"ApihE
- Ea3u street LyuchDur.. -
Solabv FOLK MILLER 4 GO Agent.
T"'' 900 M!in street. E!ci'in'i'.
| ROUND TRIr TICKETS FROM rolnl> N".'. - ~.
South iIr sale ~ the drpot> and hc&et'o:''
! Aaccd rates. ap -
EORGF. SCHtEN'S
iU NERAL. WATER DEPOT, -
| cORSS,; SIAIS AND ELEVENTH SEhhs''''
! r..--...... on DRAUGlir:
SODA WATER. KiSSt SGES,
CONGRESS. EXcELSlOk,
NiCllY. SEI.TXtk. BkIiESPN'
| DEEP RUCk. GINGER Az
| OTTAWA BEER. MEAD. 81.
ALSO. IN BOTTLES:
| .~. CONGRESS, fSCELsIOf. IhTltokN,
| APoI.LINARIS, BIfRsS!it,kS, ,,>,s
| FRIEDRlClISHALL, NtNl air o.s>'''
| NICliS, PCLSk, and otl!cf w y E'|0'
Mineral Water furnished Ill s!pa"ns. ,ao,
tHuBs- LOCUST,
+ FOR SALE CHEAP.
WOODWARD & son,
teas Ninth and Byrd Streets
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HOPITAI.-
Specific fer Disorit +, u: tie >,unIrt.
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OLD KENTUCKY.
Hither and Thither in the Common.
wealth.
Specials to the Star.

Specials to the Star.
EMzABETHrowN. Feb. 8.-Colonel John
H. Puchett, one of the soldiers of the War
of 1912, died at his home in Butler County,
aged eighty-fve. He was at the battle of
New Orleans with Jackson.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 8.-H. J.. Wilson, q
prominent attorney of this city, was dan
gerously injured by runaway horse.
HARRoDsBURe, Feb. a.-Jas. H. Gibbons
accused Oscar Freeman of an intimacy with
his wife, and in affray which resulted be-
tween them yesterday, Freeman shot and
man was arrested.
NELSON FURNACE, Feb. 8-Deputy United
States Marshal Buckley came in YESTERDAY
with W. g. Cook, of Laurel County, and
reports the capture of Jesse Thompson and
George Thompson, of Rockcastle County.
and Wilbur Johnson. all Moonshners.
ELrzABETHrowN, Feb. S.-Mr. Samuel
Metcalf was thrown from his horse near
Hodgeville, and received a broken neck.
HARRoDsBURG, Feb S.-Prof ]. H. Tice
arrived and lectured here last night on
Meteorology for the benefit of the Harrods-
burg Library. He lectures again tonight.
HARRoDsBURG, Feb. 8.-The Florence
Finley Moore Club gave one of it's delightful
hops on Wednesday evening at Chenoweth
Hall. ..
MT. STERLING, Feb. S--Judge Jackson
opened Court at Jackson, Monday morn
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Quicken the Circulation.

Don't let the blood stagnate in your veins.
You can prevent it doing so by increasing
its volume and purity, by stimulating the
digestive organs, and encouraging assimila-
ton, with that matchless vitalizing agent,
Hosteter's Stomach Bitters. People not
afflicted with any organic or inorganic
disease, grow wan and haggard simply be-
cause their blood is thin, watery, deficient
in nourishing properties and SO meager in
quantity that the extremities are very i'm
perfectly supplied with it, and the superb
cial circulation extremely feeble. Hence
the bloodless appearance of the counte-
nance But when the Bitters are used to
enrich and quicken the blood, the rosy hue
of health returns to the cheek, the frame
acquires subs ance as well as vigor, the ap-
petite improves, and no digestive qualms
interfere either with its qualification or the
subsequent tranquility of the stomach
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
steamboat Movements.


The Telegraph will be the regular packet leav-
for Mavsville, Portsmouth, IrontOn, Big Sandy,
GallipOlis and Pomeroy direct
The speedy and commodous side-wheel steamer
BOStOna came down this morning, and will leave
at p. m. sharp for Huntington, where she con-
meets tomorrow with the c. & o. RailIoad trains
for all points East
Capt. Sterling C. McIntyres elegant Vint Shin
kle leaves this evening for Memphis and all in
tennedaIe points. Mr. J. 4. Lindsay, a pleasant
gentleman, has charge OF the offiee.
Capt J. ID. Hegler's great Golden City will de-
part this evening without fail for New Orleans
and take passengers and freight for all Southern
ports. Mr.. W. +. Mcintyre is her courteous
purser
The Bonanza came down this morning and re-
turned to Portsmouth at noon.
BOaI-hands, Gossip.
The fast Fleetwood will be down in the morn.
ing and return to Huntington at 4 D. m. She will
be the only boat going up the river tomorrow
Business active.
Commodore Wash. Honshel and family leave
on the Fleetwood tomorrow evening for Terrence
County to attend the fftieth anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. James Crawford's marriage An abnnne.
ment will be found in our local columns to-day.
The river continued TO fall this mornine
Clay Crawford, engineer of the Potomac, stops
off the boat to day at Ironton and Frank Torrence
takes his place for a few days.
THE BUCKEYE STATE.
The Buckeye State reshipped ls9 tons this morn
ing, as follows: 100 tons consisting of 7 l04 pkgs
eral Lytle; II TONS consisting OF 555 pkgs of iron
and glassware and 200 kegs nails, on the Writ
Shinkle; Is TONS 4S1 pkgs, on the Golden City
Total, S,43i pkgs, reShipping.
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I deem 1t my duty to tell the world what
DR.. Swayne's Compound of Wild Cherry
has done for me- l had a violent cough,
night sweats, sore throat great weakness,
win severe attacks of hemorrhage; gave up
all hope of recovery. am now cured, a
sound and hearty man. Edward H. Ham
son, engineer at Sweeney's Pottery, l,334
Ridge avenue, Philadelphia. Over twenty
five years have elapsed, and l still remain
healthy man. Price: Trial bottles, 25c;
large size 81, or sik for S. A single 25c
bottle will oftenimes cure a recent cough
or cold, and thus prevent much risk and
suffering. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne &
Son, North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold
by all druggists.
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TWO YOUNG MEN DISAPPOINTED.
CHICAGO CHRONICLES.
The BlOdgett Rusiness-FOr the Rer-
lin MissiOn-ReNard for a MUIR
derer-BlodgettA Agony Over-SpOrt-
ing Notes.

The BlOdgett Rusiness-FOr the Rer-
lin Mission-ReWard for a MUIR.
derer-BlodgettA Agony Over-spOrt-
ing Notes.
Special TO the Star.
CHICAGO, Feb 8.-The Blodgett inquiry is
over. Knott will return o Washington. to-
night, and Culberson went this morning.
A big railway passenger war is inevitable
Chicago 4 The Northwestern cut paSSen-
ger rates to all points West, beginning to-
day. 1t says the other roads acted in bad
faith.
A Fairbury (Nebraska) special says the
smallpox plague there, which has been
viruient, is abating.
At noon Madame Lachapele finished
1909 quarters. The walk will be finished
on the 22d inst. She is full of pluck, and
is confident of winning, She is closely
watched, and big crowds are in attendance.
O'Leary is back, and training. 1t is not
certain whether the champion walk will
take place in Chicago or New York for the
Ashley Belt.
The annual report of the Superintendent
of Police shows decrease of tramps in the
city.
ing says editorially of the Blodgett investi-
Pdtloll, tlldl iDuepcHuSlt VI ulb CASE IL lltS
been of service o the public, in exposing
the manner in which business was done in
The Bankruptcy Court of this Dis rict Fees
greatly in excess of fair compensation for
services rendered, to avoid attracting pub
lie attention, were suppressed, and its
business carried :.on as close as a corpora
ton.
There is not the slightest evidence that
Judge Bodgett prof ed BY or sanctioned
the irregrlariry developed in the Bank
ruptcy Court While the public may have
no difficulty in acqui ting the Judge, they
will always have cause to thank an investi-
CATION that did uncover gross official abuses
and placed the responsibility on those who
abused their trusts.
The papers here speak with much favor
OF the suggest ion of the name of Hon. Thos
B. Biyan for the Berlin mission.
Gov. Cullom has issued a proclamation
offering a reward of 5000 for the arrest of
Fred. Malschow, who murdered man and
his daughter in Fayette County on the 4th
instant.
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Sporting News.
National Associated Press to the Star.
| A RICK EVE TOTES OFF THE ppIzu

BUCKEYE TOTES OFF THE PRIZE.
New York, Feb. S.-Schaeffer, of Cincin-
natl, beat slosson, of Chicago, in the billiard
tournament, winning he championship and
first prize. His average was IS, the largest
on record. Slosson made run of 464, the
largest on record.
FOR THE ASHLEY BELT.
New YoRK, Feb. 8.-A six days walk for
the Ashley belt is announced for March
10th in this city, and the contest is confined
10 OLeary, Rowell, Hartman and Ennis.
Ashley telegraphs that Rowell will arrive in
few weeks. O'Leary and Hartman are
expected in few days. Ennis prepares in
the neighborhood of Chicago.
BELDEY AND VAN NESS.
Belden has made four hundred of his two
thousand half miles in this city, and Van
Ness nine hundred.
THIS is SAD AND SERIOUS
Female leg shows in the way of pedestri-
anism are played out. Madame Andrews,
in Brooklyn, who has been trying to outdo
Anderson, failed last night, after making
one thousand six hundred quarter miles.
Emma Smith is trying it now in the same
city. The Jersey woman has stopped.
BoGARDUs' LITTLE TRICK.
Bogardus' recent shooting feat was a
fraud, the glass balls being broken before
the firing.
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An INCOME Without Care.

By the combination method of operating
in stocks handsome income can be secured
portlonate success By this system
Messrs Lawrence & Co., Bankers New
York, pool the orders of thousands of Gus
toners, in various sums, into one vast
amount, and cooperate them under the
most skillful management, dividing profits
monthly. Each share holder thus obtains
all the advantages of thslargest capital and
experienced skill, and the percentage of
profits is very great; $40 will pay $10O
In thirty days: $3.50 will return 81 ,s25, or
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-08
Practical Wisdom.

An ancient adage SAYS q" In time of peace pre-
pare for war;" Is it not equally wise to prepare
for sickness in time of health? When anticipat-
ing journey guide books and maps are studi-
ously examined, and oil possible Information of
tn route and country ootained. Yet many make
the Journey of life +" and throughout the entire
trip remain almost strau ers to themselves, in
profound ignorance of their abilities, and have no
knowledge of the physiological laws that govern
mind and matter. To SUCH life is like a boy
handling an engine, he may have ascertained how
to start and stop it, but he knows not how to keep
it in running order. The Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser, an illustrated work of over 900
pages, is designed by its aathor as popular hand
book of anatomy, physiology hygiene medicine
and the most common diseases 10 which all are
liable and with which many are afflicted. The
work is replete with sound, practical suggestions.
Price, 81 80. Address the author, r. V. Pierce,
M. D., Buffalo, New York.
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IN per cent. on the stock. and so on as the
market varies. P. d. Drake, Esq, publish
er Rock Island I'LL. Daily Argus, made
$1O4 Is on an investment of 500, in October.
Hundred Of others are doing even better.
Messrs. Lawrence & Co. IS new circular has
"two unerring rules for success in stock
operations and full information, so that
any one can deal in stocks. All kinds of
bonds and stocks wanted. New Govern
ment bonds supplied. Deposits received.
Apply to Lawrence Il Co., Bankers, 81 Ex-
change Place, New York City.
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Two i'm OMe.-A ReStOrer Of Gray
Hair

And perfect dressing combined. "London
Hair Color Restorer" restores to gray hair
its original color and beauty, complete
within itself; no washing or previous prep
aration of any kind required to secure these
desirable results. Stops hair from falling
and insures luxurious growth. Price 75c,
six bottles 81. All druggists sell it.
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ing, for the trial of Alfred Gambrel. When
the troops leave Jackson they propose to
take the prisoners to Louisville for safe
keeping. r' ."'
The parties now at large under indict-
.ment for the murder of Judge Burnet are
the two Aliens, Riley Flinchem and Chas
Cardwell. Cardwell is highly connected,
and is practicing attorney in Jackson.
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NOTICE.

A TTACHMENT.-BEFO b. NJ. WRIGHT.
N Justice of the Peace, Cincinnati Township,
Hamilton County, Ohio.--Snow. Church Co., u
firm doing business in Ohio, VS.. Z. feldman 4 Go,
On the 4th day of February, A. D. 1879, said
Justice issued an order of attachment in the above
action for the sum of two hundred aud seventy
dollars t$270) and interest Said cause is set for
trial on the 22d day of March, A. D. 1877, at 9
O'Clock a. M. at the Office of said Justice NJ. u
West Sixth street. F. A. THOMSON.
fes-3tS Attorney for Plaintiff
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI Feb. 8-230 F. NJ
Exchange is in moderate request and rates
steady Drafts on New York are ut 1-20 discount
buying, and 120 premium selling.
Sterling has a moderate inquiry and the market
quiet and firmer and shade higher. Sight drawn
at "a SO, and 60 days at 81 S612 per c sterling.
Governments remain quiet and the market
steady. Active demand for new four per cents.
Other bonds dull. Local quotations buying and
selling rs follows:
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Forty fifth Congress. Third Session
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE bill to restrict Chi
nese immigration was reported back from the
Committee on Foreign Relations, and Mr. Sargent
gave notice that he would call it up for considera-
ton n xt Wednesday.
A bill to prevent the introduction of contagious
and infectious diseases, and to establish Bureau
of Public Health, was reported and placed on the
calendar.
An amendment to the Postofice Appropriation
Bill recently passed by the House, fixing the pay
of Letter Carriers, was submitted and referred
The House Bill removing certain political disa-
bilites of women so as to allow them to practice
in the United States Supreme Court was passed.
The resolution in favor OF an amendment to the
Constitution of the United States prohibiting the
payment of any war claims to disloyal persons
came up as untuish d business After brief dis
cussion 1t was laid aside, and the Senate ad.
Ejourned.
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CRIME AND CALAMITY.
National Associated Press to the Star.
THE MADNESS OF MADDOX.

National Associated Press to the Star.
THE MADNESS OF MADDOX.
BLOOMINGTON, Ill, Feb. S.-Y Yestertiay al
Midland City, Dewitt County, Jacob Mad
dox suicided by shooting himself through
the head with O revolver. He was aged
twenty-five, and the son of rich farmer
ANOTHER SEYMOUR SENSATION.
SEYMOUR, ND, Feb. 8.-Thursday even
ing five men were apured here supposed
to be the gang who have committed Sc
many burglaries recently. Early yesterday
morning body of men took possession OF
The Jail and marched the prisoners out OF
town. They then stripped them and gave
each a severe whipping, after which they
were discharged. Those whipped were the
three Wilson brothers, Cal. Newman and
Tom Dover.
TWO YOUNG MEN DISAPPOINTED
McLEANsBoRo, Feb. 8. Last evening
Charles and Frank Morris. bro hers, went
10 he house of their two brothers-in-law
Will Hale and Mart. Craig, for the purpose,
as they said, of killing rhe latter. Hale
and Craig were eating supper, but Hale
came out, when Frank fred at him with
out effect. Hale returned The fire, killing
Frank instantly. Charles attacked Craig
in the house, both using pistols, and Craig
shot Charles in the left lung, from which he
died in few minutes. The trouble arose
from old man Morris deciding all his prop
erty to his two daughters. the wives OF
Craig and Hale.
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RG-IN order to accommodate Eastern adver-
tissrs in the STAR, Mr.. f. Duncan snifen, No.72
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States This will be branch Office OF the STAR,
Mr.. sniffen being authorized TO make advertising
contracts on behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in our name.
pS- WEATHER. =. Probably clear or fair and
warmer weather for the next twenty-four hours.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Feb THE report of the Con-
ference Committee on the Indian Appropriation
Bill was submitted and agreed to.
The Conference Committee on the Fertilization
Appropriation Bill were reported unable to agree,
and time for further conference was allowed
them.
The Senate amendments to the Naval Appro-
priation Bill were concurred in.
In Committee OF the Whole a number of bills
from the private calendar were passed at the eve
ming session.
Coinage authorizing the United States Treasury to
receive coin gold or silver in exchange for United
States notes. After discussion the motion to lay
the bill on the table was defeated.
Adjourned
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f. D. Vandalism. railroad clerk, was
killed by cars at Washington Heights, III.
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quote common at 81 250eS Co. fair to good at SO 70
10, and choice at "a 1904 25 per Genital.
CATTLE-M Market Arm but not much doing
Common at $2@2 so. fair at So 1898 25, good to
choice butchers at So 50@4 50 and fair to good
shipping at SAGA rs per GENITAL gross.
SHEEP-Are in moderate demand at 1904 for
common to medium. and 81 25@5 90 for good to
choice per Genital groes.
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Cincinnati Live steck Market.
Receipts Shipments.

CINCINNATI, Feb. So P. NJ
The following are the receipts and shipments Of
live stock for the past "a hours:
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PERSONAL,

Kerper is here to fight Fiedeldey.
Fiedeldey is here to fight Kerper.
G. c. Campbell IS here to fight for his
patent hallot-box.
O. J. Dodds is here to fight case in the
Supreme Court
Joe Moses is here to fight his Criminal
Bailitf Bill through the House.
Lou. Bernard is here to see that Moses
makes no mistake. ANON,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-17
LICENSE TO oRDINARIES AND
TAvERN.KEEPERs.

The license to ordinaries and tavern
keepers to sell spirituous or fermentcd
liquors or lager beer, in quantities less
than a pint, ut any one time, are rs fol-
lows: Provided, that the applicant shall
FIRST be recommended to che Clerk BY
two respectable freehoiders of his i'm
mediate vicinity, shall make oath be-
fore said Clerk that he has bona fide
(and without intending TO evade the
requirements of this article) provided
and expects to maintain six good beds
With sufficient covering tberefor-and
three rooms more than sufficient for the
private uses of said ordinary keeper,
with stabling and provender for five
horses at least; and If said applicant
resides in the City of Baltimore, that
he has provided and expects to main
tsiE twelve good beds with covering as
afore said, and six rooms.
The said applicant is also to make
oath before the Clerk as to rate of rent
or annual value of the house at or in
.whici the business to be authorized BY
the license may be done, or intended to
be done.