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JOHN WAucAMAN'S
COLD DRY WASHER

Having located at No. 142 FIRST 81. !,
Los Angeles, where l have commenced
the manufacture of the above, am now
pre- pared to fill orders to any extent, and
would cordially invite all miners, and
those Interested, to call and examine the
same, as 1, too, like Euclid, can exclaim
Eurekai Saving ninety per cent; capac.
ity twenty Coy tons in ten hours; weight
$50 pounds.
n2tf JOHN WAUGAMAN'
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MORTGAGE SALE.
No. 5I29.

District Court of the Seventeenth Judicial
District-Henry Cowell, Plaintiff, VS..
Alvin r. Meserve, William Riley and
Robert Cathcart, defendants.
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Orchard and Vineyard Lands,

All irrigable and level, situate ON the
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Price, SIS per acre; one-half cash, ball
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count for cash. None butprincipals need
apply TO III. M. JOHNSTON,
al5-lm East Los Angeles.
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District Court of the Seventeenth judicial
District-Henry Cowell, Plaintiff, VS..
Alvin X. Meserve, Sydney Sorby, e. f..
Huse, Robert Cathcart, Arthur j.
Hutchinson, l.. Brosseau, William g..
Ha1stead, Henry X. w. Bent. Sarah
Holser, Ralph Leonard and william
Riley, Defendants,
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Mortgage sale.
No. $3.50.

Miguel Leonis, Plaintiff, VS.. Guadalupe
V. dc Rocha, Esmereiildo Rocha and
Conception Rocha, Defendants-Seven-
teenth District Court.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29
OUR EXPOSITION,
Notes and Comments on the Great Show

The exhibitors are greatly annoying the
Commissioners by their tardiness in getting
ready their respective displays. The con-
tractors for the work on the buildings have
been untiring in their efforts to complete
the same in ample time to allow the exhib-
itors to place their goods before the open
ing day arrives, yet comparatively few of
the many thousands who have applied for
space and been assigned have taken posses
sion of it and commenced putting in their
goods
For the first few weeks previous to the
opening of all our Expositons there has
been confusion and hurry, caused by the
delay of the exhibitors in getting their dis
plays in order, and the Commissioners, in
view of that fact have constantly endeav-
ored to avoid repetition, but without sue
cess The north and south wings and Mu-
sic Hall have been in readiness for the ex-
hibitors with the exception of Floral Hall,
and can at any moment be taken possession
of. 1t has been stated by President Pendle-
ton and Commissioner Dale that if every.
thing was not in readiness by the opening
day that it would undoubtedly be the fault
of the exhibitors.
We hope that the exhibitors will take
advantage of the short time that shall in
tervene between now and the opening day
and place their exhibits in position, so as
not to cause confusion after the Exposition
has been opened to the public.
A gas burner after the style of the argand
burner, and invented by William Sugg, of
England, will be one of the curiosities, as
it is most powerful one
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29
Building Permits.

H. Rattmann, two-story frame, Mclean
street, near Fuller; 81, 900.
]. w. & T. G. Robinson, to repair two
story brick, northeast corner Seventh street
and Freeman avenue; $780,
Henry Behrens, to alter four-story stone
front, No. 66 West Fourth street; s., 900.
S. P. Breitbei, addition to two-story
brick, No. 70 Thirteenth street; $500.
JAS Grifliths & Sons, three-story stone
front, Main street, near franklin; $4,000.
John Winterburn, to repair two-story
brick No. 105 Freeman avenue; $500.
John Drott, two-story brick, Eighth street,
near Walker Mill Road; $3,000
Same, two-story brick, Eighth street, near
Depot street; 81, 900.
V. Burnham, to repair three-story brick,
1888 West Sixth street; 1900
John Miller, to build two-story frame,
Emming street, near Baymiller; $500.
f. Carman, three-story brick, northwest
corner Linn and Dayton streets; $1,000.
II. H. Gerdsen, double four-story brick,
Nos. l31 and 1873 Bremen street; $4,000.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29

tache on the newspaper. Shoot the mus
tache, Johnnie, and spare the reporter.
A movement is assuming shape for the
erection OF fine hall by stock company,
at the corner of Berry avenue and Madison
street, for $4,000. 1t will be occupied by
five different lodges.
Albert schuler had the misfortune to
lose the first joint Of his forefnger yester-
day by its being caught in the cogs OF a
rope-former at Bontes factory. He was
attended by Doctors Stephens and School
field.
The Board of Education at its last meet
ing made the following arrangements for
the coming school year: Bookkeeping and
algebra have been added to the course of
study and will he taught by Superintendent
McGinniss in addition to the grade he
taught last year. The rooms and grades of
the other teachers will be as follows: Room
No. ., A primary, Miss Quinby; Room No.
3, primary, Miss Tresise; Room No. 4, C
primary, Miss Mollyneaux; Room No. 5,
D primary Miss Hux Room No. 6, E and
F Miss Goetze; Room No. 7, Upper School,
Mr.. Christopher.
MIDDLETOWN.
D. V. Bonnell returned from Leadville,
COL, last evening.
A number of Republicans from Hamilton
visited the Club meeting at this place last
night.
Hon. Daniel Voorhees, will undoubtedly
address the citizens of Middletown ON the
evening OF the 18th of September.
The many friends of Samuel Cretors, of
Xenia, O., will be panied to learn of his Sc
rious illness with congestion of the lungs.
One hundred and twenty thousand
pounds of ice was loaded into the Frank
Reynolds canal boat yesterday in one hour
and ten minutes.
Hon. Fl. P. Clough returned this morn
ing from trip through Northern and East
ern Ohio He reports the campaign BOOM
ing and prospects good.
Mrs Oglesby the wife Of Rev. Nathan
Oglesby, is lying very i'll at their residence
on Main street. A young son, who has been
suffering for some time, is slowly recover
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. George Buchner gave par
ty in honor of their little daughter last
night Twenty or thirty little people as
sembled to do honor to the occasion and
enjoy the pleasure of the evening,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29
Police Court Docket.

Drunk John Mccarthy H. Walken-
horst, S.; Lewis Willman So; Ellen Cater,
August Greedy, 10 days; B. W. Rice, bail
forfeited; Henry Zntner, 30 days.
Disorderly Conduct-Sarah Griffith, Con-
stance Busch, John c. King, John Hart,
Noah Love, VIM. Jones, Lewis Hill, con-
tinued; Daniel Kennedy, 30 days; James
Wilder, dismissed; Patrick Foley. Michael
Burke, S5.
Miscelaneous-Henry Hug, sbusing fam
lily, dismissed; Henry Schraeder, same, con-
tinued; VIM. Frei, murder, continued to
September 4th; Joseph Scott, assault and
battery, dismissed; James Mahoney, same,
S25; John Mooreland, same, continued;
James Moran, Thomas Walden, John Winn,
John Weeks, petit larceny, continued; !;
Frank Winkler, same, SIS; james Howard,
Eugene Shelby, Samuel Bowen, vagrancy,
continued; Andrew Heron, same, 10 days;
Andrew Haller, same, dismissed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29
Hamilton and Clermont Counties Commits.
sioners

A joint session of the Commissioners of
Hamilton and Clermont Counties was held
at the Hamilton County Commissioners
room this morning. Present: Messrs.
Ficke, Zumstein and Reardon, and Messrs.
Christy, Hodges and Rybold.
The bridge at MEANWHILE, erected by the
Smith Bridge Company, was accepted.
An additional floor Of white oak
and hub boards on the bridge was Or
dered, and the Engineers of the two coun-
ties were ordered to draw up plans and
specifications for the above work.
The Boards resolved to build sidewalk
with roof on the north side leading to the
bridge at Milford, each county to pay one
half Of the costs.
Adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29

DR.. Homburg, venerable German physi-
clan, who had not previously been out of
indianapolis since 1869, is in this city on a
professional visit to Judge Stallo. The old
Doctor, who is somewhat eccentric, ate
watermelon for the first time the other day,
and is now wishing for new lease OF life SO
that he may have more opportunities OF en-
joying the luscious fruit.
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The Cons. Millar came down this morn

Tic OUIiss MiIIkI C'IHo UO"H O111'
ing.
Keokuk Gate City: Capt. Hutchinson re-
turned yesterday from Gregory's Landing
where he was called by the accident to the
War Eagle. He thinks from the nature Of
the injury to the boat that she struck a
large bowlder, shivering her bottom
planks for distance Of fifteen feet,
but not breaking through. She was
bulkheaded so as to go on through
to St. Louis, but she will probably have to
go on the docks for repairs. 1t will take
about two daysto repair her after she is up.
Meantime the Company will put on three
boats between st. Louis and Keokuk. the
Golden Eagle, Bald Eagle and Red Wing,
and all three OF them will run through.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29

Squire B. NJ. Wright yesterday was
called to the Probate Court room to marry
a couples of grangers from Sharon, Ohio.
The Squire did it in his usual affable way.
The parties were Benjamin Whalon, TWEEN
ty-one years old, and Miss Emma Neese,
thirty years old.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29

Mr. Ben. Schultz, junior member Of the
iron and hardware firm of Ga b. Schultz q
Co., on Main street, between Sixth and
Seventh, has become the happy father OF
bouncinp girl
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29
THE DAILY STAR
THE.WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, light variable winds,
stationary temperature, and stationary or
rising barometer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29

Mr. Wolfsohn, who is associated with
Mr. Grag in the management OF Grau's
English Comic. Opera Company, is in the
lcity1ooking after the details of the engage
ment Of his troupe ip the Grand next week.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29

J. Hal. Reid's latest cards announce him
as Local Editor, Cincinnati Saturday
Night"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29

LONG BRANCH RACES.
LONG BRANCH, Aug. 29.-Benta won the
three quarter mile dash. Time -1SH.
The mile and half dash was won by
Ferida. Time-2;27.
LOutrance was winner of the mile and
five -eighths dash. Time-2:57A.
The fourth race, mile heats, Jericho won
easily. Tme--l:50H, 1:52H.
The selling race, mile and one-eighth
was won by Una. Time-2:0lA.
The hurdle race, mile and three-quarters,
was won by Judith. Time-3:36H.
Notes.
Rarus was sold to ii. NJ. Whitehead of
New York for $36, 900, and did not run at
Hartford yesterday.
A boat race between Evan Morris of Pitts
burg and Warren Smith of Halifax is fixed
for September 10th.
The great Yorkshire stakes in England
yesterday were won by Ruperra, Wheel of
Fortune second, and Rycerski third.
Madame Anderson is up to time in her
effort to walk 2,O52 quarter miles in the
same number of quarter hours at Buffalo.
She has been walking five days.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29

PIrTsBuaG. Aug. 29.--wheat: alinstal 10; new
red, 95e@sl TO- Oats:neavy white, ssa3lc; mixed
s2@sSc; new oats, 2s@soc. Corn: 4si44c; mixed,
s9so; Sgsec; yetow ear, 45gt7c; mixed, 4S@44c Bye,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 29-Flour market dull,
Minnesota extra family medium, $ 20; DO good:
IS So; do choice, s. rs: Ohio family good, new
wheat, S5 %: winter wheat patents, s. 7596 25i
Minnesota patent process, $50, Rye -four steady
at s3121s@3 %. Wheat frmer Western heated
and rejected, sOc@s; No. red, in elevator, u y!
al OH. Corn: demand actlve' low mixed.
471Sc; high mixed, 4Sg49c. Oats steady: old
dun; new mixed Western, 3id1S41Sc; white Vest
ern old, 35@36c.' Provisions dull and unchanged.
Butter quiet; creamery, extra l1aisc.; New YORK.
State and Bradford County, Penn, extras, l4@l6c;
Western Reserve extra, 129l4c. Eggs dull aud
heavy; Western, lie. Cheese steady creamery.
5@5lIc. Petroleum dull and heavy: refined, 6%c;
crude, 5@5kc. Whisky steady; Western, 81 OF. '
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29
FINANCIAL


CINCINNATI, Aug, W. p n.
New York exchange buying at l-lO0 discount,
selling at par with liberal offerings and moderate
inquiry.
Sterling at "a s. for 60 days and 81 81 for sight
per and damage light
Government bonds steady and light local de-
hu,-ip deollt lt,,, tn Il fpli
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29
Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

CINCINNATI, Aug 29-2 P. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipments of
live stock for the prst "a hours:
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Special River Dispatches to the star.]


BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Aug. 29-1006 A. NJ
Monongahela River feet 7 inches.
Weather clear. Wind southwest.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 29-9:21 A. MIA
nawha River 4 feet 10 inches and fall
ing. Weather clear. Wind west.
OIL CRY, Pa, Aug. 29-S:16 A. M.-Al-
legheny River inches and standing
Weather clear Wind southwest.
PIrTsBURG, Pa, Aug. 29-11:39 A. M
River feet inches and falling. Weather
clear.
Steamboat Movements
The Bonanza leaves at noon tomorrow
for Portsmouth.
The punctual and speedy new side-wheel
steamer Fleetwood will be the regular c. &
O. X. r. packet leaving to-day at p m.
sharp for Huntington, where she connects
with the early trains tomorrow for all
Eastern cities.
The James w. Gaff will be the next
steamer leaving under the auspices of the
Memphis Packet Company. She will de-
part Saturday.
Capt. e. l.. Shinkle's superb new passen-
ger steamer Golden Crown is loading, and
will leave Saturday. without fail, for New
Orleans, and 60 through. She will be fol-
lowed next week by the Golden Rule.
The City of Portsmouth leaves at p. m.
for Chilo and all way landings.
Capt. L. S. Morgan's fine, large and
speedy new side-wheel steamer Telegraph,
the gem of the Upper Ohio River, will
leave tomorrow evening from the foot of
Broadway for Maysvlle, Portsmouth, Iron
ton, Big Sandy, Gallipolis and Pomeroy
direct. Messrs. Hambleton and Morgan
have charge OF the Office.
The Wildwood came down this morning,
and returned to Maysvile at noon.
Capt. T. Fl. Armstrong; popular and re-
liable passenger steamer Dora Cabler ar
rived to-day, and is now loading at the foot
Of Main street for Evansville and all inter-
mediate points. She will depart tomorrow
evening.
Boathands' GOSSIP
Business fair.
Weather clear and pleasant.
Captain John Reynolds yesterday sold the
towboat Rover to Lewis Halliday, John
Martin, Robert Hamilton and e. w. Par
ker Il Co., for So, 500. The Rover will con-
tinue in the Pomeroy Il Kanaha towing
trade from, this place, leaving on her first
trip to-day. Captain w. 0. Martin will
take command, with John Martin as pilot;
Lewis Halliday, clerk, and Robert Hamil-
ton engineer.
At the Boone County, Ky, Fair held
near Florence, Commodore Vint. Shinkes
herd Of Alderney cows and calves took the
blue ribbon or first prize yesterday. The
Fair is being largely attended.
The river was falling this morning with
IL feet inches in the channel.
The John Wanna and tow came down
this morning.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29
MISS MAMIE MINER,
Champion Female Swimmer Of
the United States.
Latest Events in the World Of Sport.
Aquatic.

Aquatic.
YOUNG LADY's REMARKABLE SWIM.
National Associated Press to the Star.
LAKE GENEVA, WIS.,, Aug. 29.-Miss
Mamie Miner, daughter of H. s. Miner, a
bright-eyed brunette of sixteen, yesterday
swan from Harvard Park across the lake to
Camp Collie two miles, in half an hour
winning wager from her father, the ladies
championship of the United States, and
souvenirs presented by admiring friends.
She was accompanied by gentleman and
by boats containing judges and spectators.
She did not hurry but moved with an easy
grace. taking the regulation stroke, occa-
sionally changing from one side to the
other, and again on her back. Miss Miner
has been celebrated around the lake during
summer for her skill, and she determined
to close the season with this grand effort.
Pedestrianism.
THE LITTLE BROWN WIDOW.
Special to the Star.
ATLANTA, Aug. 29.-Madame Potts, the
little brown walking widow is now tramp
ing through Georgia on her long task. She
passed through Gainesville day before yes
terday several days ahead of time, in good
health and full of pluck.
ARRIVAL OF BLOWER BROWN.
New York, Aug. 29.-Henry, alias Blower
Brown, the famous English pedestrian,
| landed from the steamer California this
morning He is accompanied by Jos. Smith,
his trainer, who is a noted runner, and says
he is confident he can cover over $50 miles,
and appears sanguine that he will win the
O'Leary belt if he starts.
Baseball.
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ST.. LOUIS. Aug % Wheat higher and aeflyI
No. 2 red, e41s9ellzc; No. 3. s5s4gsd3
stronger; No. 4 sic. Rye steady: No \,
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Many from here will attend the First Ma
tional Camp Meeting which is in session
near Rising Sun this week.
Anderson & McHenry's Bus Line will
run four basses Sunday to Rising Sun Camp
Grounds. Round trip 25 cents.
The lawn party given by the choir Of the
Lutheran Church at Mr.. Niebaums resi-
dence last evening was very pleasant af-
fair, and was attended by over two hundred
people. Net proceeds $50.
The "starlights" Dancing Association
gave ball last evening which was largely
attended and was success financially. All
enjoyed themselves Nothing occurred to
mar the pleasures OF the day.
DAYTON. Kx.
Mrs. Jacob Cohn's family returned last
night from theirsummer pleasure tour.
The Workingmen give a picnic to-rnor-
row afternoon and night at Moeler's Park.
Mr.. Cameron now occupies his handsome
new residence just completed on Jefferson
street,
Extensive additions are being made to
the German Lutheran Church on Third
street. which will add largely to the seat
ing capacity OF the house.
The Association Of Baptist Ministers is in
session at the Church in Dayton, and DR..
Skillman and. Brother abbott are giving the
visiting brethren cordial reception.
Johnnie CRETE is practicing with shot
gun for the vile wretch that stood his mus
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-21

approaching the coffin with Arm
step. looking longiugfy AZ the face,
kissed the lips, eyes aud brows. ar
ranged the hair arni necktie with Il
tender hand, and then said very
quietly:
"Now please Close the coffin and
let none see my Walter again
Her request was complied with.
She turned away with book ofwoe.
aud said, IN u voice full of strange
meaning: IL can cry no more. !
have no more tears. God have mer.
cy OH me and little baby"