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THE TURF.
Opening Of the Fall Trotting Races.

The fall trotting races will commence to-
morrow at Chester Park. The course is in
splendid condition and the entries good
ones, In last Saturdays STAR we gave
full list of the latter. There will be plenty
Of snort, For the benefit Of the lovers Of
the turf we again publish the entries for
the first day:
The following is the programme:
First race $50 class, purse 81 900; $500 to
first $3.50 to second, $3.50 to third, 500 to
James L. Ferguson, Chicago, ILL.,, b. s.
Daniel Allen, by CornelPs Ethan Allen.
Jerry Monroe Chicago ILL.,, g. g. Don
John NJ. Wilson. Rushville, Ind, b. m.
Effie g., by Blue Bull.
Conn Lewis, Ottawa, Iowa, &. 6. 7. j..
Potter, formerly Gray Smuggler
Charles Myers, New Salem, Ind, b. g. Sill
verton.
John T. Blggs, Cincinnati, Ohio, br. G..
Chauncey H.
c. NJ. Carlisle Key West, KY, b. m.
Daisy c. by Richelieu.
A. ]. Hook, Paris, KY, br m. Leontine,
by Hamlet
Macy Bros, Versailles KY, br. m. Lar
gesse, by Scott's Thomas.
VIM. c. France, st. Louis Mo-, b. 8.
Frances Alexander.
A. Carlyle, Pttsburg Pa, blk. m. Duck,
by Scott's Hiatoga
j. NJ. Edwards, Monroe, Ind, blk. 6. Fred.
Douglass, by Black Frank.
James Bracket Windsor, Ontario, r. 6.
| Windsor.
A. J. McKimmin, Nashville, Tenn, b. G.
Marshall Boy by Bald Chief.
H. Fl. Gilman. Topeka, Kas., ch. s. Robert
McGregor, by Major Edsal.
OFT & Blanchard, Melton's Junction,
Iowa, ch. s. Yacrepchus, by Green's
| Bashaw.
R. Wells Aurora, Ont, ch s. Erin Chief,
| by Howe's Boyal George
| Second race, 2:20 class, purse 81 600; $500
to first $3.50 to second, $3.50 to third, $10C
to fourth.
Jerry Monroe, Chicago, ILL.,, e. G. Charlie
Ford. by Grey Eagle.
R. J.Wilson, Rushville, Ind, &. m. Ethel,
by Blue Bull.
Alden Goldsmith, ,Washingtonville, NY,
b. g. Driver, by Volunteer.
| L. L. Lawrence, Richmond, Ind, b. M
Little Gipsy, by Tom Hall.
w. H. Crawford, Chicago, ILL.,, b. 6. Lew
Scott, by Scott's Hiatoga.
A. ]. McKimmin, Nashville, Tenn, br. s
Scott's Thomas, by General Thomas.
R. ]. johnson, Creston, Iowa, b. m. Sciola
formerly Kate Wesner.
Palmer & Wells, Goodrich, Ontario, blk
m. Lucy, by Royal George.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND oPERA-HoUSE.


NNr. Denman Thompson commences an
engagement tonight in his great role of
'sJoshua Whitcomb." Mr.. Thompson is un-
Saestlonably one of the finest comedians of
the day, and his portrayal of Yankee char
snter has never had an equal. The play
has achieved wonderful success, Mr..
Thompson having appeared to crowded
houses in Chicago for four weeks during
which the receipts reached the enormous
figures OF $35, 600. The piece will be pre-
sented here for one week only, every
night and Wednesday and Saturday matt
heex
PIXIES oPERA-HOUSE.
Mary Anderson, supported by Mr.. Mines
Esyick and fine dramatic company, ap-
pcsrs for one week only every night and
Saturday matinee The opening piece to-
night is the "Hunchback" with Miss An
teTson as Julia"
HEUCK's oPERA-HoUsE.
The Richmond and Won Boyle Comedy
Alliance appear for one week at this house
In the successful three act comedy, 'Our
Candidates" The piece is spoken of by
Tho press as being immensely funny, and
8x0 CVA0Pohy 40 opi oh6 OhSs
EsHER's NEW PALACE.
It this house complete change Of pro-
ssamme will take place tonight and a
humber of new faces will be seen. The
new bin is attractive and the crowds will
tontinue.
vINE-STREET OPERA-HOUsE.
The manager has gone to New York for
neeh attractions for the "Gold Nine" and
IN the meantime the Mine continues to
boom" with big houses and rounds of fun.
uvery night and grand gala matinee Thurs
ny.
NOTES.
TX, Emmet at the Grand next week.
Miss Estelle Mortimer (Buttercup) leaves
I'm New York to-day to join Henderson's
Rinafore Company.
Manager Douglas will offer the patrons Of
HobinsOn's this week the best show that he
hss yet presented, consisting of farce
anma, and q variety olio that is of great
uerength. The "Eccentrics" remain, anc
me an entire show in themselves.
Buffalo Bill was presented with an ele
eant gold lined silver goblet last evening by
Nanager James Collins, of Henck's Opera
house, in commemoration OF the pas
weeks engagement at this theater, which
was the largest known since the house ha
been built, fully FIVE hundred people beini
tnrned from the door last night.
Mr.. Gus. Carnahan. the famous Indial
dub swinger, is now stopping at his father
sssidence, at Wyoming O., having latel
ysturned from New York. While playin
N engagement at ts6 Dowery Tbeater h
vas accidentally shot In the eyes with
Sk..rs of powder, and in consequences Q
which cataract is growing on his left eyt
The cstaract will soon be removed, and IT
hoped he will then be able to resume hl
work.
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MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The Pork Packers Association held
Shsir annual meeting this afternoon.
Mr.. james S. (Pinkey) Smith was yes
tsrday morning taken to the Sanitarium.
The game of football Saturday after
noon was won by the Hughes team by q
score Of 4 to /.
Edward Sargent, ESQ, has signed a
new lease for five years duration, in favor
sf the Cincinnati Gymnasium.
Seven additional suits were brought
against the Archbishop on Saturday, the
smount sued for being $21,0S2.
Louisa bunker, who has been living
with her aunt, Mrs Overdick, at No. 1888
Court street, is reported missing. 4
Capt. Will. H. Kyle, brother of CO
hiD John Kyle, of Cincinnati, died sud /
y Ia San Antonio, Texas, last SatuA II
night N
kboy named John Goodyard had one
& his arms badly crushed last evening by
Asins run over by street car, on Third
street, near Stone.
John Lebau was found at the corner OF
Court street and Broadway last night suf
feying from severe cut in the back. He
vas taken to his home close by.
BY the accidental discharge of pistol
q boy named Beinau, living at No. 1876 Bre
men street, shot himself in the left leg last
evening. The wound is not serious.
4 trifing fire in shed in the rear o1
'Levy's," No. 211 Central avenue, caused
he alarm from Box 147 about half past
o'clock this morning. Loss about $50.
A wagon containing Mrs. Hoffman, o1
No. 36 Hughes street, and her son and two
daughters, was overturned on Vine-street
MIL last evening. The occupants were al
thrown out, and the son was severely in
f1red.
The funeral Of the late Rev. DR.. F. T
Fabisch will take place tomorrow morning
hight Rev. Bishop Toebbe, of Covington,
will celebrate the solemn pontifcal requiem
at the chapel of Mount St. Mary's semin.
sry on Prices Hill.
George Bedgood and Mary Lesler got
drunk yesterday. At the foot OF Fifth
street they raised considerable of disturb.
snce, and when the police were sent tor
they endeavored to escape arrest by going
cut on the Ohio River in skiff. When
they got about mid-stream the boat cap
Esed, and if it had not been for VIM. Truss
they both would have been drowned Truss
rescued them both and landed them on the
shore.
The fall festival of the German Protest
ant Orphan Asylum took place yesterday
on Mt. Auburn. An immense throng Of
people were present The receipts were
o23S7 68. In the afternoon addresses were
made by Rev. Pohlmeyer, of st. Peters
Church; Rev. Kammerer, of St. Matthews
Church; Rev. Kannemacher, of the Texas
Congregation; Rev. Adele, OF New Rich
mond, Ohio; Rev. CARRIER, of the st. Lucas
Church; Rev. Guntrum, of st Martins
Church; Rev. Voss, of ST. Paul's Church,
and Rev. Koestleins, Of Newport.
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Capt. Kidd's Treasure Once More
Augusta (Me.) Journal.l

u
Augusta (Me.) Journal.]
1t is reported that on Saturday the
workmen employed in digging a reservoir
on the east side of the river unearthed an
iron chest about three feet long, eighteen
inches high, and about the same depth.
1t is reported that the chest contained a
large sum of money. The treasure is
supposed to belong to Mr.. Charles V. d.
Granger, formerly of Augusta. Mr..
Granger claims that his grandfather and
Captain Robert Kidd, he of piratical
fame, were great cronies, and says that
when Captain Robert died he left with
GrandpasGranger maps, charts, &C., tell
ing him where several millions of treasure
were buried. Mr.. Granger still holds
those papers in his possession, and with
out doubt the treasure found belongs to
him.
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CLOTHING.
nylGSMW,

save your m Oney and call
and see the New Fall Styles
Gents All-wOOl Suits to order,
$15 to $50, Pants 81 to SO. at
LOMASNEY'S, so w. 9th street.
sp1o1m
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LEGAL.


4 TTACHMENT.-.WIS CHMEYER & CO., A
IA firm doing business in the State of Ohio, VI
Chris. Heinbush. Before Z. Gillgan, Justice Of
the Peace, of Cincinnati Township Hamilton
County, Ohio On the oath day of September, A.
D. 1879, said Justice issued an order of attachment
in the above action for the sum OF one hundred
and thirty eight dollars (Sl38 00l
WISCHMEYER & CO.,
Plaintiffs.
CINCINNATI, Sept. %, 1879. se29-3tM
T EGAL-SARAn A. ROWAN, A RESIDENT
i i of the City of Chicago Cook County, Illinois.
is hereby notified that on the Slst day of May, A.
D. 1879, herhusband, James W. Rowan did file in
the Clerks office OF the Court OF Common Pleas. Oh
Hamilton County, Ohio his certain petition, num-
bered on the docket of said Court as cause No.
So, Az, wherein he prays for divorce from the
said Sarah A. Rowan on the grounds of gross
neglect of duty, willful absence and adultery.
Said petition will be for hearing on and after the
14th day of October, A. d. 1879.
JAMES W. ROWAN.
JOHN H. MORTON, H. L. COOPER, Attorneys.
CINCINNATI, Sept LIST, 1879. sel6tM
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobcaco.
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ciated, assisted by Rev. Cortelyon, cousin
of The bride.
The bride and groom were attended by
Miss Annabelle Prayne and Mr.. c. H. Col
burn, and congratulations were followed
by compliments on the handsome appear
ance of the bridal party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy left on the IL &c
p. m. train to spend two or three weeks
travelling in the East
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THE DAILY STAR
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-For Tennessee and
10 Ohio Valley, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather, with occasional rain in Tennessee,
saaterly winds. stationary and higher tenn
psrature, stationary, followed by falling
barometer.
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Mr.. Gladstone, says the London World,
has great deal of his popularity and
the elections of 1874 because he snubbed
the press consistently. He withheld his
address to Greenwich from the press in
general, and the Liberal press generally
withheld its support from him.
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Every moment of our lives every part of
our body is wearing out and being built up
anew. This work is accomplished by the
blood, but if the blood does not perform its
work properly the system is poisoned.
Cleanse the blood by the use of DR.. Bulls
Baltimore Pills. Harmless but efficient.
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NOTICE TO AN ORDER MADE
~ in the matter OF the assignment of Roth and
Barnes, in case No. 1896, Hamilton County Pro-
bate Court, l will receive bids for the sale Of
the accounts and claims OF the estate OF
Roth and Barnes as scheduled in the inventory
on file in said case, until TUESDAY, october 7th,
1872, at 10 o'clock a. M, at my Office Nc. IS West
Third street. Cincinnati, 0.
NELSON SAYLER, Assignee.
SAYLEe 4 SAYLER Attorneys for Assignee.
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ACME RLACKING.

ACME BLACKING is SHOES. sss' i't
ACME BLACKING is Waterproof
ACME BLACKING 'H1ass Hoef. f''
ACME BLACKING 'hiassEiss'u' bnssSins.
ACME BLACKING f's Shoes. ss'''r
ACME BLACKING i0E shSs. Ss.la''n'
ACME BLACKING fGs Shoe. Mems
ACME BLACKING wRs1ss1l: Rs'sii q: s1s 8
myl0SMW,tf Arcade.
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GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
[fiEl3lIll| Il(ES5!II cry

common y
Eoa Cnrbun
White CotFe or THICK
NecL, Enlarged Glands
perfect and radical cures ,.r =,
suu,n.o W physicians pronounce tho
discovery Sold by druggists
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MATTRESSES. &c.
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"They can not all lie," was the observa-
ton of one while reading the endless testi-
monials to DIR. Lindsey's Blood Searcher."
1t is infallible.
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WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLYnxAD, Nov lo-wind NNE. fresh; nno; barometer
3n257
Lryraroor. Nov i0-wind NNw fresh; nne
PLvnourm. Nov lo-wind NNE. fresh; hne; barometer
3OO6.
scILLY, Nov 1o-wInd NNE. fresh; cloudy; barometer
300
FOREIGN PORTS.

BUREos AYRKs, Oct 6-Sailcd. brig John McDermott,
Davis Punta Lara to load for Barbados.
Cleared Oct ~ barks Nincveh Wyman Rosario; Merce-
dta. Thatcher. United States
In port Oct TO- ships John Patten HALL Iazoitine
Gilkoy. and Martha Bowker Bowker, unc; barks Ads
diray. Plummer. and keGnsrd. Downing for Now York
Ella, Matthews for Boston; Sarah, Dewey; Wnsow,
Morton: Amati Utall Burzonl. James Mccarthy Tib-
belts: fremont, Barnard; II Gregg. Dyer; samuel
Hale. Haven: Samuel Spring Ross aud Sarah, Bailey
drom Lvcrpoo unc; brigs Jennie Phinney Brown, for
New York; EurocydoD tBr. Gould from Montreal, Just
arrived schr John n Colby. Wilcox. for New York.
BRIDekwArKR. Ms, Nov 5--Cearod mot arrived, brig
Sophia (Br). Long. st Micbaels tAzoresl
CAL0. Oct 23fn port. ships st John Snalley, Tor San
DsMgmARA. Nov s-Arrived. bark Granada, Hodsdon.
AvAxA Nov ssailcd. steamer City Of Vera crus, Van
Slice. New York
York land left for 81 Johns. MI
Sailed 10Th steamer Effective HD. Cumming from Gal
LiysarooL. Nov 7-saiiod. bark LlToy CBr Morrssey.
81 John NB.
MosrEvIDEo. Oct 1l1n port barks Esten. Poole from
Calais Alice Campbell Eaton for New York
Hannah Nor. for do Milfred tljr) for dos Whcatand
Pattcn. uc: briggs Try Again orr, Tor New YORK; paiy
unc; Einelin fBrj Logan FOR New York. . .
MOSrREAL, Nov S--Saied, barks Il Hogan tBr). Bush,
Queenstownl Lizzie Cameron t3r, Cameron, dol George
Nonrm sYpSsY CB Nov 7-Arrived. steamer Alpha tBr,
CrowoiI Halifax (coaied and sailed for Glasgow.
PoRr ELIzABErn CGH Oct 3--In port schr Came
vol. Weaver disg 49,, .,
dali cleared for MontreaD; Lake Winnepog,
Icyuson 9th Poyncsan, Brown, do; Fri King Leg
pctt. Lon don (and left for Montrea).
sailed Sth steamers Fitzroy Br, Gbb, Iondon Texas
(r) urenson Liverpool bark Arran tBr, Dumaresq.
Went 10 sen 9Th. steamers Ocean King, for London;
nowick. for Bristol; ship Lake Kris tBr for alAsgew.
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BELOW.
Brig Manson. from Brunswick. Go
CLEARED.

Steamer Meath (Br). Walker. London Tucker Co.
Steamer RheoR (Br), Hsrlor Csrdif-George Bulloy.
Steamer Crescent City. Porter, Aspinwa-Paci6c Mail
Steamship Co.
Tory h Co.
steamer Richmond. Stevens, West Point Void Do
mnion Steamship Co.
steamer Josephine Thomson, Moore, BALTIMORE
Krems.
Steamer Fannie, Grumley. Phiadelphia-wm Clyds&
CO.
Ship Arklow (Br) Garry. London-J F whitney 4 co.
Bark Harvard, Pray, Yokohams-Bsnham, Boyesen,
Pickering Il Co.
Bark Amira Robinson, Givsn, London-Bonham. Boye
bark Blenda (swe), Trap. Great Yarmouth, E-Austn
Baldwin Il Co.
Bark Belt (Br. Mcbride, Falmouth, z, for orders-C W
Bertaua.
Bark Send Merryman. Barbados-L W p Armstrong.
Brig Martha Brady (Br) Brady AlicanteJ do Rivera
4 Co.
Brig Dolphin Ger, DeJonge, valencis-Punch, Edge
Co.
Brig Kodiak. Peters. Demernra-Leaycraft& Co
Brig S = Smith, Trim. New Orleans-N Brigham.
Schr Race Torso. Gross, Carupano-G Vessels
Schr willard. Evans, Laguayra and Porto Cabello-
Dal,ett Boulton Co.
schr Harry White Hopkins Point-a-Pitre- vatabie
4 Son.
schr Tam o, shanter zeiuf Basse Terrs and Novis-
Jones Louvh.
Schr Moonlight Lemon, Richmond, ya-Slaght, Bailey
4 Co. -'%
schr Alb Goodman, Hesrn, Richmond, vs-James A Van
Brunt.
schr Helen. Perry, Baltimore-wm Chalmers
Schr Harvest, Jackson, Providence-Edward Repke.
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A POLICE COURT CLERK APPOINTED.

The Board of Police Justices held special meeting
in the Tombs yesterday to elect clerk of the Special
Sessions Court in place of Merwin JONES' the present
incumbent, who has held the position for the past
six years At salary of $4,000 year. Mr.. Jones
made a vigorous struggle to retain the place until
next January, claiming that he was appointed until
that time and could not be legally removed. The
justices were however, fully prepared for the objec
tons raised by the present. clerk and Justice Butler
H. Bixby presented resolutions to the effect that the
Board could elect Mr.. Jones' successor. to take the
position at once. or that such successor
could act as clerk until it decided
whether or not he entitled to
the position before January next. The candidates
for the position were Joseph A. Monheimer. NJ.
Jones and w. H. Corsa Mr.. Monheimer's business
is that OF contractor. In 1872 lie elected Alder
man Large the Apollo Hall ticket This
during the late Mayor Havemeyer's term of Office.
A deadlock took place the appointment of the
present Board of Police Justices 1t IL said that
Butler H. Bixby appointed police magistrate
largely through his influence. Mr.. Monheimer has
also been director In the Second Avenue Railroad.
He is a democrat. and lives In the Eighteenth Assem-
bly, district. which is comprised within Senator
elect Bxby's district. Justice Bixby proposed his
name, and before the roll announced his cleo
ton was made unanimous. He holds the position
until January. 1887. Justice Wandell was the only
magistrate absent.
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Westpor with $50 bills oil board and sailed i4th to
cruise. Sailed Sent III. schrs NJ simmons Mnniey, NIB
Edw Leo Atkins. Proyincetown: Oct x. brig ID SmuE
Curren. do; bark Ocean Lewis. NIB; Sth brig II Hil
Sailed from Monteyideo DC. g. banks Ohio, Smith, TO
cruise Sth. Daniel Webster Borden, do.
do Oct |, schr Astoria Cramp. of NIB
Sailed from Teneriiie Nov banks Alice Knowles, OF
NIB; Cicero Francis do Ocean. Lewis. do; Bertha Rob-
iuson. do; Phillips, ,Stiekney, DO; brig Z L Adams
LAYERS do: schrs Carrie w Clark, MARSHALL and Edward
Lee. Atkns oi Provincstown--al ON whaling cruise
st Helena Oct II. bark Louisa, Clifford. NIB. 100 bbls
cruise Tou ched to take board Mr. Clifford
the mate who went out IN the Lotte Beard and would
sail for tue South In few DAYS with barks Morgan
Ellis Nh. and Carce. Smith, Edgartown.
At st Michaels Oct H. bark Janet GARLAND. NIB, hav
ing taken 20 bbls oil last cruise which would ship by
bark Veronica.
letter from schooner + Il Conwe Costa at Brunswick
Ga reports having been In company with schooner Emma
Jane Marchant Edgartown which had taken 100 bulls sp
oil weeks out.
letter from board bark Jossphine. Long. Of NIB.
dated Sept % her at st Cathsrines from Pata
gonia having taken 75 bbls oil this Had
missed several whales. MIR Macomber and boatsteerer
and boat the first of the but
both men had recovered. The bark would take the
the ground. and expects to be ut home
June l, 1880.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 10, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HKRALl
wHrrEsTosE TELEGRAPH LINE.


REpoRrEp ny THE HERALD YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer t;aliia DR. Cook Liverpool Nov aud Qucons-
20. with mdsc and 35l to y Frarcklyn
Steamer The Queen sr, Alsree Liverpool Oct 81 and
Queenstown 3ist. with mdse and 3Il passengers 70
Hurst Arrived at .o AN; NOV .. az miles , OK
Steamer Crane r) Lord Newcastle 10 days. with iron
Steamer Rhynand (Beig) Rarde, Antwerp Oct 80 with
de sna o :. re.sr n sssry Winds 60
the Banks thence light aud SW winds Nov lat % IL
lon passed hp rock cy Br Le,hs5id i som Men
Hartman from Ardrossan for Boston sth lat - ~ lon
q 80 an AMERICAN line steamed bound 9TH 2sg MILES NILES
for Lvrrpool day 24O miles OF do an Anchor line
ssS SSupS S Ss 2s s' Of S @
miles of do steamer Egypt Br from do for Liverpool
steamer ,inm5 s br Earle santos Oct Ia and Ho
ship Narwal tcf Yarmouth Ms, Weston, Dublin Oct H.
Ship Maria Anna DER Langs Bremen 81 days in bal
ship vaeni Yor Olsen, Bremen 53 days in ballast to
Ship shakespeare oicr Ghermer bremen 40 days. with
Ship Psrthia tof Il John NIB MeArscr. Antwerp 30
days with iron TO order vessel to scammell Bros Had
ship Marietta Aus) stepanovich st Naxarc a. days,
In ballast. to Siocovich Co.
Bark Bornidon tof Windsor Ns). Norris London Oct T.
In ballast, to order
Bark j strosneyer tAuc Gar Gloucester 30 days,
So had heavy gale from to :. veering to wNw last,
ing 40 hours IN which lost both upper topssils;
DAYS W Of the Banks. with heavy westerly gales
BARK Angelo I Vidal Gloucester "a days. in ballast
bark M.sissigpi oS Helm, Rochester 60 days. in bal
BARK Hans NeiIsen fiaugc Nor. Hoyer, Glasgow 40
%s S,i DAYS eSs Of the Banks
no lat, had hcavy gale from lasting ~ hours
Bark Fireman Dennis tcf Yarmoath Ns Ellis Belfast
Gravesend Bay for orders
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THE GREENFIELD CASE.

ANOTHER LETTER RECEIVED FROM OHIO-wHAT
A BARBER PRE1ENDs TO KNOW OF THE
MURDER OF MRS. GREENFIELD.
icy TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD.1
SYRACUSE, N Y, Nov. IL, 1872
The following letter relating to the of Nathan
Orlando Greenfield under sentence Of death for the
murder of his wife. received by Postmaster
Chase to-day. 1t is given verbatim
WARREN, ILL.,, Nov. z 1879.
T.. O. MAsrER:-
DEAR SRI think is my dutey to let tho pubiick know
what know bout the murder of Nathan Orlando Green
field I am barber by trade and am running
q shop hear. In to shop
and got shaved After he got shaved he my police
and reading bout the murder no
that killed the lie said borded
in Ohio. aud the man gave their names kellogg. He
said they told him they killed the and told
him squeil them This that told me this
told not to anything about II for my part
Don't like insont hun for any re news
write telegraph aud shall tell you all know
Yours. PATRICK o'LoCGHLIN Warren, i'll. barber.