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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-28

Nor DELEGATE.-Mr. J. c. Jacob re-
nnests ma TO say that he was NOS delegate
70 the yesdjusters' convention. His name
was used without bis authority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-28

TRY OUR "GOOD-CnEw' brand Of tobacco at
soc. per pound. II Is 4 very line chewing tobacco.
W. ID. BLAIR K co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-28

OUR "GooD-CHEw" brani OF tobacco, at SOC
per POUND, is as good rs any brand we know of.
W. ID. BLAIR & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-28

Gentlemen will find n large assortment Of FUR
NIslIING GOODS. and At .ow prices, AZ
LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-28

NJ. ELLYsoN y co.. advertising agents, tnsert ad'
ver.sements in all OF the newspapers Of the unleS
S.aes IL publishers rates. Orders LETT at the Ots
patch countins-room Will receive prompt aI'eS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-28

SAVE MONEY Ivy nay1nG ycar printing done attht
DISPATCH PRINTlNG-HousT. Good WORE, 10"
prices, ard satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-28

Harpers' Weekly and LeStte'S illustrated
Newspaper for this week received from e.
Tyson 81 Yancey, 1112 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-28
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2s. 1879.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR oRTo-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, partly cloudy weather, slight
fall followed by 'slowly-rising temperature,
northwest winds shifting to northeast and
southeast, and a slight rise followed By
slowlyialIing barometer. '3 80 .ssr..
For the South. Atlantic States, ,.northerly
to easterly winds, partly cloudy weather,
and slight changes in Temperatures, and on
the coast q slight rise In the barometer. III
|: THE WEATHER YESTERDAY, was clear and
cold. At night 1t was cloudy and threaten
ing. ll2lqs1,g M III t7o;,;igo III 1T
THERMOMETER YEsTERDAFs.i6 AM, 80;
8 A. H., SO; noon, 44;i3tPi M 43; g 2.
a.. SO; midnight. 80. 1t z o., sa,i >I'u
Mean temperature, 354. yit2ass;a:tt @e. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-28

!best people. His course Is marked by states
mani Ike views, and bis votes are always on
the side Of Justice nnd honesty. he once.
lived in Charlottesville, and we, with Mel
son and Amhes., are proud OF him. O.
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS,

MAGNOLIA RYE WuIsKEY, only So gallon, In.
cludiug tax, for sale by JOHN NJ. HIGGINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-28

Gray hair or whiskcre changed to glossy black
by sing:c application of this Dye. II imparts a
natural color, acts n:tantaL cously, and Is as HARM
les spring water ..a
Sold by druggists or sent by express on receipt Of
81.
Office, 35 Murray street, New York.
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"AMBER " WHIsKEY, pure ana mellow. at s2
nor .o,on W.D. BLAIR & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-28

CITY ENGiNEER's OFFICER
RIcHMoSD. VA, February 2S, 1879.
Proposals are invited until JULY J. 1879: for
furnishing the BEST DESIGNS OF NEW PUhtP-
ING MACHINERY for the Richmond, Va, Water
Wor H. for which premiums will be paid rs follows
First best design. $500;
Second best design. $500;
Third test design, 5000.
The committee Of the City Council reserves the
right 10 reject any and oil designs.
For particulars, address the undersigned.
w. e. CUTSIIAW,
fe 2e-eodlm City Engineer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-28

We have the testimony OF physicians who pre-.
scribe It, and OF patients who have taken 1t. that 1T
Is MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY ASsIMILATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL, MEADE BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
no15 9l9 Main street. Richin ona.sVa.
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TUFTS HAlR-DYE.

SOLD EVERYWHERE. PRICE, % CENTS.
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STEET, NEW YORK.
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Iosv. SPRAYED. AND FOUND.

r OST, On NDAY aeAGsGA,
| ! NIGHT. February Gath, Il ca>e ~
with = pair OF GOLD-FIAME sIECTArLEs.
either ut Mozart Hall or between the hali and
Twcth street The finder win please leave Them 81
$40 Twelfth street. and receive THANKS aud cC NJ
pensa ion for their trouble. fe $50
TOST, on SUNDAY, A GOLD CAMEO
EISET BREASTPtS. The finder will b" rewarded
Nv leaving The same at No. east Franklin street.
fc27-2t<
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DIR. j! f. HAYWOOD, OF NEW YORK, SAYS.
Few diseases exist that cannot be relieved by
restoring tho Liver to its normal functions and for
this purpose NO remedy has ever been invented that
has as happy an effect as TUFTS PILLS"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-28
BUFFALO LHTHIA WATER.

N'HE BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS
Fon
AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
SUPPRESSION OF THE MENsEs, sPAsMoDIc
GAsTRALGIA AND NERVOUS HEADACHE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-28

The first effect OF TUFTS PILLS is to increase
tn: appettte, and cause the body to take on flesh,
ton the digestive organs regular stool; are p,o-
dUced. 80 20
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w- THE GREAT NEW YORK FIRE
COHEN BROTHERS

HAVE BECOME THE PURCHASERS OF OVER
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
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DIR GOODS.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

4 MOTHER GREAT SLAUGHTER IN
IL DRY GOODS.-hswvc are about 10 enlarge our
store We WIZ for The next thirty days. sell goods AT
Sarc our immense stock TO make room for improve
nrht We viii offer great bargnins 10 purchasers OF
pfy1oooS. Cali and see what great bargains may
W secured at the BALTisfOREAUCT HOUSE,
s5-lm
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- WATERPROOF CLoAKs TO BE

~ WATERPROOF CLOAKS TO BE
sold at one half of regular prices;
BFAyER-CLOTI CLOAKS at SC worth IS;
BEAyER-CLoTH CLOAKS at ss worth sl4;
BEAyER.CLOTH CLOAKS at 50 worth SIS;
BEAyER-CLOTH CLOAkS ut $40 worth SIS;
BEAvER-CLO 9TH CLoAkS at s12 worth $50:
nE.yEE-CLO 9TH CL0AKS at S14 worth s25;
CuILDREN'S CLOAKS at $3.50, So, $3.50, 81,
$3.50, and s5.at LEVY BROTHERS..
[fe1SJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-28

WANTED, TO ENGAGE A SALES
w MAN IN our notion and te.goods depart
mtnt TO represent North Carolina and . portion OF
Virginia. Address. with references or apply to,
ARMSTRONG. CATUR 4 CO..
237 and 2S9 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Sd.
fp
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WANTS.

WANTED, FORTY WOOD-CUTTERS
w to saw wood for New York market. Best
market price paid. Wages promptly. Apply at
once to T.J. WOODBRIDGE, Chester, Va,
II 2S-3t* Richmond and Petersburg railroad.
kVK7 ANTED, A SITUATION BY A
w FIRST-CLASS STRUCE-GARDENER (mar-
ried), wonld take good place with teams and
utensilsJ on shares. Best OF references. Address
TRUCK, Fix Ridge Landing
fe 2S-2tx Howard county. Md.
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO MACHINISTs
IN AND OTHER!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-28

WANTED, A SITUATION BY A
w YOUNG MAN who has had considerable cX-
pcricncc In the dug business Can furnish the best
testimonials. Applicants, address w" care OF
Carrier NO.7. fe2G-eod3t~
WANTED, a PURCHASER FOR 4
W SMALL. AND WELL-PAYIE,i COUNTRY
NEWSPAPER AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
Best location IN Maryland. Dom write nnless you
mean busiEtss. HENRY BOLTON.
fe 2G-3t% Laurel, Nd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-28
DIR. TUFTS PILLS AND HAsH.DYE.
TUFTS PILLS. 80
sYMpToMs on 4 TORPID LrYER.

E ! 81 u
Loss of Appetite, Bowels Costive, Tain In the
Head, with Dull Sensation In the back part, Pain
under the ShonlderbIade, FuIiness Afser Eating,
with disinclination TO czertIon Of body or mind,
Irrttabiiity Of Temper, Low Spirits. with feeling
OF having neglected some duty. Weariness, Dizd-
ness, Flutertng at the Heart, Dots before The Eyes
Yellow Skin, Heada che generally over the right eye
Restlessness, with ftful dreams, Highly -Coiored
Urine.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE USHREpEp SERIOUS
DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPER.
TUFTS PILLS
are especially adapted to such cases; single dose
effects such change Of feeling as to as.onIsk th
sufferer.
A NOTED DIVINE SAYS: -
DR.. Tut: Dear Sir For ten years have been q
martyr 10 Dyspepsia, Constipation, and Piles. Last
spring your pills were recommended to me. used
them tbnt With lille faithl. am now o we'll man.
have gvod appetite digestion perfect regular stools,
piles gone. and have gained forty pounds solid
flesh. They are worth their weight iE gold.
Rev. r. J.. SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky.
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WANTED, SUFFERERS from PILES, =
w FISSURE, and FiSTULA to remember that
DIR. W. X. SMITH. Of Baltimore. will be in Rich
mond SATURDAY MORNING, March Isl, re-
manning four days. Office. 9l5k Main street, ur-
s.airs Cures without "infc. llGaturr caustic." or
any painful process, nor by "absorprion" Ladies
attended at their residences. Dr. SMITH refers 10
f. II. Simpson. W. W. Gosien, II. NJ. Smith: G. W.
Ca,lett, of Richmond. IL 27-3tS
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D r Y G o o D 8

DAMAGED By WATER ONLY AT THE GREAT FIRE
IN NEW YORK.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-19

hLst Ed n WOhh4ANs
"Wbat were the circumstances Of
your rescue y" the reporter asked.
II again recovered consciousness, y
Miss Darling narrated, lust in season
to attract the attention of a retreatlng
workman. Too exhausted to call,
could only groan. and. brave fellow, he
at once advanced in the direction Of the
sound. My face. clothes and arms were
SO besmeared with mud that he could
not locate me until l groaned again. l
must have been a frightful object with
my hair oil matted with Shiny earth,
aud my eyes wide open on him appeal
ingly. But he Was q courageous fellow
TO return my fixed gazs and merely
muttered to himself, Suicide aud dead.
As he stopped over me l managed to
touch his foot, whereui on he started up
and lighting = spare candle. placed It
on the ground beside me, and thea has
tened away. oh, he has abandoned
me without killing me. cried to my
self. swooned again. When next
revived found myself being tenderly
carried by stalwart hands up the steep
main entrance steps. down which l h ID
descended So many hourssgo. Although
l was perfectly conscious Of the fact OF
INV rescue, did not manifest the least
siyn of life; hence the newspaper re-
ports that I had been found dead. II
vas 10 o'clock in the morning when l
WAS rescued; had been lost in the lnfsr.
no of Paris since . o'clock the previous
afterneen."
ALARx OF HER SEARCH.
.H.d there been any search for you
instituted in the meantime = the re-
porter inquired.
"Noue whstever." the actress reJoln.
cd. NY companions knew nothing OF
my misfortune until they read II n sne
next days afternoon papers. 1nere
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-19
"ALAs, POOR YoRICk!'

II don't know what tempted me- to
doit, but picked up a skull and threw
it forward into the gloom in front Of
me. TO my infinite terror l did not
hear the thud Of the skull upon any
ground until after u few seconds and
thea heard 1t away beneath me, ac-
ccmpanied by a muflled rattle as though
the skull had fallen on and disturbed
pile Of others at the bottom Of y great
unseen pit. And pit it was-over one
hundred and fifty feet deep. l WAS after
ward told Two or three steps more
and might have gone headlong down.
turned to go and die somewhere else; /;
but as turned the light of my candle
expired. and here nature gave way. l
tainted within three feet of the edge Of
that awful abyss. The chilliness Of tho
mir revived me after little. opened
my eyes Was l blind for l saw no.
thirg. threw out my arms. aud felt
only tho slimy mud in which was ly
ing. Iturned my head and my check
rested against clammy skull. Oh! my
God, how l prayed for desth. Once
mere l became unconscious and l lay
for eighteen hours inscnsible. 1t was
fortunate that fell where did. Had
I fallen in any OF the galleries restricted
to visitors l might have lain undiscov-
cred for thirty days, for. As you are
aware, the CAtacombs are on public
view only oncs a month. As it was
fell at spot frequentsd by the work
men daily employed in the place. The
pit near me they used rs dumping
hole for refuse bono litter Had tum.
bled into that pit my body would have
been covered up with tons Of CHASTITY
dumpings before the search for me
would have extended to the awful hOl-
ln,..
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LOST IN THE CATACOMBS.

Miss Bessie Darling. the actress. who
has just reformed from her European
tour. gives the following dramatic ac-
count Of the misfortune that attended
her visit to the Catacombs OF Paris:
There were thirty-one Of Us in the
party Regardless Of the guide'sinjunc-
tion that we should keep together on
the penalty Of getting lost. / wandered
unobserved by any OF my companions
or the guide. into a transverse gallery.
and after leisnrely decipheriug the sew
eral inscriptions that attracted my eye,
turned to make an exit aud rejoin the
party. But l turned in the wrong di
rection. and did not discover my mis-
take until had gone some distance.
Positive At first that my course was
correct hurried on without giving Al
alarm. As soon, however. as | realized
that / wa indeed lost. you may be sure
that my voice was exctted as only a
woman IN distress knows how to exert
her voice retr.c.d my steps in As
much Of q run as the flame Of my can
die permitted. pausing at every open
ing | passed 10 call and listen. The
echoes Of my calls were simply iiendi'h
in the way they came back to me. They
wero far from human IN tone more
like derisive howls uttered from the
cold, grinning skulls that were staring
at me Oh every side with their hidden,
sunken eyes. As these echoes only
added to my tribul.tioh | refrainca
from calling anymore. Ny voice was
gone. at any rate. The ghou,ish atinos
phere seemed to defy any effort shove
a whisper Thus | wandered from one
gallery To another. into caverns and out
of them and back into other galleries
again. and all the while going further
and further into the most d.rgerous
sections OF tho Catacombs. wherein
visitors are never conducted. l wall
dered this way for nearly two hours.
The silence was SO oppressive that even
the squealing Of rats would have been
welcome but the Catacombs are SIN
gularly free from this vermin. SO long
as my candle held out l kept heart and
did not despair. When its flame began
to flicker and grow weak | lessened my
pace and carried the cardlc closer to
the ground to enable, ne to avoid the
skulls AMI r.Es | was constantly stumb-
ling over The ground WAS s. pAsty it
held my feet 20 firmly ut times that
imagined somc unearthly crawling
creature WAS attac ing me. emerged
at last IRON narrow gallery into what
l thought was An enormous cham Der;
but its darkness was SO black that /
came to standstill at the threshold, as
it were. | could no. distinguish either
floor or ceiling. nor SEQ Il vestige OF
already familirr skulls or bones. The
atmosphere was colder and pnrcr than
what l had yet experienced in the
place.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-19

He hal just landed from = three
years whsling voyage. and overcome
by his joyful reception. found himself
before the police court. Your hon-
or, he said. plaintively. I'm sinIl'
sailor. lowly born" Thirty days for
the drunk. six months for 'Pinafore, +"
Was the ringing sentence; and the poor
tar, bcwi.de,ed. was dragged to his
dungeon cell. and deprived of tele-
phonic communication.
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were so many Of US. and We had been
somewhat Independent in our move
ments in the Catacombs. tagging be.
hind or distsncing each other, and dis
persin2 unceremoniodsly on gaining
terra firms. that my absence could not
have been definitely noted. Ny family
were ignorant Of my having gone 70 the
Catscombs. met the party on their
way there and was persuaded to join
them. There was, Of course. no little
commotion at my hotel when failed to
return that evening. The police we're
notified ard preparations made to be-
gin. the mex. morning. to drag the river
Seine for my remains. on the suspicion
that had been waylaid. robbed and
murdered aud my body cast into the
river. But the intelligence Of my res
cue obviated that intention"
Miss Darling here brought from an
adjoining room the once handsome
dress she wore on the eventfIl night
IL WAS stiH and e.ksd with mud. and
irrv,rievably ruined.
This adventure of mine. the heroine
concluded. rs not likely to befzll any
one else in the future. for tbs guides
hav. since been instructed to count
their parties in escort st certain points
in the Catacombs. Some years ago u
gentleman went astray just as did.
IIe was found dead two hours subse-
QueDtly. cannot conceive how | sur
viv.d. for used to he q fearful coward
Ii anything. the mishnp has made the
braser. but not by any means brave
enough to pass another night in those
dismal Catncombs
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-10
RANDALL'S REVOLVER.
II Closes the Career of a Dis.
satisfied Miner.
The Murderer Escapes from His Guard.

PIKE HILL, KY, Nov. 10.--Robert Ran
DALI nephew of Circuit Judge w. H. Ran
dali, and book-keeper and manager for R.
Diamond, coal dealer at this place, shot
and instantly killed Price Price, a miner,
last evening. Randall had discharged Price
from his employ few days since, and
Price became very much embittered BY the
act, and procured pistol.
Meeting Randall quarrel ensued, and
the latter, who was prepared, got his weap-
on out first and shot Price four times in
rapid succession, twice in the breast and
twice in the side. Either of the shots was
fatal. Randall was immediately arrested
by Sheriff Albright and placed under guard
Of two men, who started to Mt. Vernon with
him. On the way Randall got away from
the guard and made his escape et
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-10
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued since our last report: ....s
John Eunke and Catherine Schmidt.
John Ruwe and Mary Collins.
Herman Luers and Anna Berger.
Andrew Wunsch and Margaret Bechtold.
Bernard Groppenbecher and Lena Seller.
A. A. Oaks and Henrietta SchOeAberger.
James A. S. Gray and Isabella s. Martin.
John F. Keller and Eliz Spitzfaden.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-10
Great Britain.

GLADSTONE TO OPEN HIS CONTEXT.
LONDON, Nov. 1O.-Gladstone is about to
leave London to visit the Earl of Rose
berry at Dalmeny Park near Edinburgh,
this week, and he will at once begin his
election work as contestant of the Mid
lothian seat against the Earl Of Dalkeith,
son of the Duke of Buccleuch. He will
make his headquarters at Dalmeny Park.
THE RUcTIoN WITH RUSSIA.
LONDON. Nov. l0.--Appearsnces are now
more favorable for the maintenance Of
peace, but the danger of difficulties with
Russia are not yet over. The threatening
moving of the British Mediterranean feet
has undoubtedly warned Turkey of her
peril and checked the intrigues OF Russia
at COnstantinople. Count Schouvaloff has
received his formal letters of recall from
the Russian Embassy in England and NO
one has been appointed to take his place.
This is regarded here as rather ominous.
sAIA WILL SAIL on SATURDAY.
George Augustus ssla,will sail Saturday
next for the United States. He Is COM
missioned to make tour through the
Southern States as correspondent of the
London Telegraph. farewell dinner will
be given him in London before he leaves
Thursday night. ... ... ........
THE BELLIGERENTs AND THE BEEfsrEAK.
Edward Lawson's resignation from the
Beefsteak Club has been accepted aud a
meeting OF the Club has been called fol-
Friday next to act on the question Of ex-
pelling Labouchere.
HAwDoN WINS TIE RACE.
LONDON. Nov. 10.-A skiff race took place
between Hawdon and Forster to-day over
the Tyne course. There were large num-
Der OF spectators present. The race was
won by Hawdon after close contest.
THE LAND AGITATION.
I,oNpoy Nov. 1O.--Mr. ParnelPs depar
ture for America has been postponed In
consequence of the uncertain aspect OF pc
litical affairs.
A great land meeting was held at Kill
maine yesterday.
AfghaMistan.
PROOF OF THE AMEEg's TREAcHERY.
LONDON, Nov. 10.-A dispatch from Sim
lay says: Yakoob Khan, who is now held
as prisoner, will probably be sent to
India as State prisoner, the Military
Commission at Cabul having discovered
fresh proofs of his treachery.
France.
ELECTION OF MARSHAL cANRoBeRT.
PARIS Nov. l0.-Marshal Canrobert has
been elected Senator from the Charente
District. ..
SPAIN.
AID FROM EMPEROR WILLIAM.
BERLIN, Nov 10.-Emperor William has
sent five hundred pounds to relieve the dis.
tress in Murcia, Spain, occasioned BY the
recent foods.
Foreign Flashes.
Wilson member of Parliament for Done.
gal, died suddenly yesterday.
Russia will increase her cavalry by the
addition of two regiments of lancers.
Tie Golos says Russia would regard a;
casus bell the entry OF the British fleet into
Euxine.
Cardinal Manning preached in London
Yesterday. He will depart for Rome in
about ten days.
Donald Mckee and VIM. Gordon, both o.
whom attended Robert Burns funeral, dice
in Glasgow Saturday. ......
A number of Montenegrins recently
made raid and massacred three hundred
Albanians near Gusing.
Don Carlos, the Spanish Pretender, i,
hunting in Langley Park. Buckingham
shire. He will soon return to Paris.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-10
Shadows of Coming Events.

A meeting Of large number of our eiti-
zens will be held In the Council Chamber,
on next Tuesday evening, for the purpose
of aiding the suffering and destitute people
of Ireland. ..o
Prof. Wetherby will deliver lecture
next Friday afternoon at the rooms of the
Society of natural history, 108 Broadway
on the subject of "rhe Development of In
vertebrate Animals" The lecture will be
accompanied with magic lantern illustra-
tiOns Free to all.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-10
BEYOND THE BOUNDING
Rumors Regarding the Rue
ti0n With Russia.
Sala Sails For Our Shores Oh
Saturday.
HawdOn Wins the Tyne Race
To-day. a1


Ekypt.
THE NEW YORK NEEDLE.
National Associated Press to the star.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 10--Preparations for
the removal of the obelisk destined for
New York are progressing with encour-
aging rapidity, and all opposition to its re-
moYal has quite subsidized.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-10
cinoianaH Live Stock Markst

CINcINEArI. Nov. lo--2 p. NJ.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-10
FINAN CIAL

CINCINNATI, Nov. 10-2P.M.
Exchange on New York is in fair demand.
Rates unchanged. Buyifg at i-ft discount and
selling at par.
Sterling quiet and steady. Sixty days at "a S0L,
and sight at 81 SO per {.
The local market for Government bonds is quiet
and steady at the following buying and selling
rates:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-10

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