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}Ss:i }s;:irs:: e: g;:: III: s: ''fss!!s ''', :.
!;s:::, $$si$s: $;; $;i;: sS ;s$ I'll ID
}ss|;!;;.: s:;;: Si 60 -:
i; i'c.Ss spe'fbs bsl.. ot.. I'll ri 49,. so1 i
Withdrawn from slore during Wednesday for
ritz consumption: 3e7 bu corn, III bu oats, WI
bu barley.
The following grain was inspected into store
In this ct} yesterday morning: 11ears No. =: 1eh
wluter wheat, / car No. . do. cara mixed, car
Nc. 2 hard, 4S cara No. 3 spring, Ito cars No.
do, 81 cars rejected, curs no grata a4 whcat);
osaB cara high mixed corn, 6 ears ncf do. cara
nes mixed, .a3 cars aud II 900 bu No. corn, IA
ars rejected {50l corn); II earawhitc oatk aScars
No. 9 mixed, l.. cars rejected go oats); tar No.
ryc, u cars No. do, 3 cars rejected {2of{cl;
car NJ. 0 barley, cars extra do. Total fe's
carsA 3G5, 600 bu. Inspected out: 1a3,22os bu
what, 1+8,GG9 bu corn, ESQ bu oats, SG5 bu
barley.
"What IL June wleatl' asked one operator
OF another yesterday. The answer "as short
and pat, 1.-TWO bid, and too bad"
The new $1,000 certificates circulated freely
as marginal guarantees tint tho lougs In wheat
| will not suffor loss by the advance.
It may seem strange, but It fs not the less
true, that frefehta rule Low WHOM thcro Is abu,-
dance Of property to 10 moved, tint eolng the
very ttmc when It would appear that carsltrs
ought to bo able to dictate terms, II ever. Nhc
recent success7o backlngs down Ut lakc carriers
| nre only additional instances OF their inability
TO natnu terms when tho courso Of events seems
to be in their favor. OF course the Willingness
, 1879-05-23

FIOUR-Was stronger, in aJmpathy With wheat.
and about as nctyo as limited stocks would allow.
Shippers made inqu!eIes, hut did not tako much,
as tue o1orInxa Of desirable grades wore snail.
Sales were reported Of 700 btls winters, mostly at
81. o0dlu 70; 800 brls springs u $t.000f. u24
and 5u bs's rys iopr at s3.oo. Total, q 0ho brls.
The following wa4 tho nominal range Of prices at
, 1879-05-23
The Produce Markets Irregular
ly H!gher---Cor1 and Oats
Active.
Other Produce Rather Quiet..- Excite
msnt In Wheat for July De-
- livery.


ira devoting all their energies to getting tile re-
funding certificates. One hroker hero yester-
day got 335,0b0 OF those sold bY
tho Government We heard al ona en-.
trspreneur who had ffty men IN bis
employ On tho lines at the Post-O|lice and Subj
Treasury. Sone Of tue country bankers are
supplying themselTcsat their local post-oif'ees
with all the certificates tier need for gettIug4
per cents In place Of their 1o-4os The effect Of
ait these heavy payments into The sub-Trsasury
IN that legal tenders ore becoming scarce. As
much 40 80 cents per $1,000 premium Is now
patd for grcenbacks. The Government is alb
sorbing the leRa}-tcn1crs for certificates Mt the
rate Of over 81 100000 q da7. When tho $45-
10000 OF certificates are sold, the Government
will haVa taken In 3a5, 100000 Of legal
tenders. GrccnbAcls have already risen to |
a slight premium, and bankers arc begin |
ming to speculate upon other nonetary results. |
It seems hnrtlly possible that tho money market
could be affected, as tho holders Of called bonds
can draw lesalscpdcss out Of tho Treasury at |
ony time. At tho same timo tic withdrawal in
sixty days Of an eighth Of Tic lcgal-tandcr cir
c1liatton IL not an insignificant matter. Tile |
brokers aro paying 1Oa5f for tho refunding Ger
tincntes,
Foreign exchange was stronger. There waa
m advances IN rates, which brlnga tile exchange
uca. the gold shipping point. rho market was
uutet, III Chicago sterling rrain-l,iGls wero
1s13< for stxtT.dny bills md isT1f for sight, and
Frsnc,, wete wcaker al 52osk6o51sk for sixty
doy bll1s. and 5lo for sight. The actual CHI
tnvo rates for sterling wero 497M md 489h.
I'm In Nav Yak ,1lc act,,aI rates woro lie SANG IS
IN f,h,ravo Thc notted rates ror sterling were
asS1< and 4oo. Frenrn bankers p!lls vere Sis
mi HEX.
,.a =. nd - III T. H..
, 1879-05-23
Total -. ..,..... .........61D. 550


IN NEW ToRk rEsTzHDAr.
May 2a.-Rctcipts 15,2l1 bffs; wheat,
2o0Do0 bu; corn, III, ass ba; oats, 37,6s5 bu;
corn-lnea1, Gl5 pkgs: re, s,775o bl; barley, 80
bu; mnlt, 3,G177 bn: pork, 3i3 brls; becf, ",4ol
tca; cut meats. 2,4S2 phgs; lard, 100 tea;
whisky, cot br!s.
Exports-For twcntY-four hours--Flour, H.
600 bsls; wheat, 100,00o but; corn, 2soo0 bu.
, 1879-05-23


NEW TowK, May eas,.-1'le Public says of last
weeks clcartngs: Nen York shows galn OF
I'll S-l0 per- cont; Boston, u $40; philadelphia,
Ie !Ll0: Chicago, 81 Lilo; baltimore, 1-l0; St.
Louis, II tl.lU; Ct1c3nuati. I Lilo; Louisville,
Il; rttsbutg e.i9 pTnyldSoes' 81. Pig; Ciess
gin; Syracuse, i h-10. Only three towns sllow
a ilecseasc: San franc!sco, ! a.1o:, New orleans'
! TN; Lowell, 3I.10. 1hrae e1c'langcs a.c t!e-
cit!edIy moro favorable than for any week this
year, The aggregate for oil cities y nearly
sTlooo9 9o, uEatnst ony, s535, 100000 1as; 81
Tie 9nin in New York is due to heavy stock op'
oratiot.s, though the increase tn othcr transac-
tons ia yosy large. OutsItlc Of Now fork the
exchanges show Ill increase Of nearly la per
cent. I'hie Is notwithstanding the loss at San
FraneIsct't where tl'eru has beon ma,ksd t.. dc.
to be still greater tecrense, In consequence of
thu Adoption ii ths new Constitution On thc
wEu1e, thr exchanges ln!1leatc continuous IN.
rrease In the volu,ne ot business, aud in almost
all parts Ut tho country.
bAN rHlSCISCn.
, 1879-05-23
LIVE STOCK.


l.-n
QATTLE-Thcfe was q fairly actlFo mo hs.a
ma7kot, there being ngood general do"ana as'u'
Wednesdays prices. Tho receipts were hlouci".' -.
only 4, 600 Aead, ,-and under the comoihea ~, ss
ruand from snIppcta, exporters. and INC ',' %s,'
trade clearance was easily effected, In qns'!
the arrivals wrrc rather below tho avctage !ns's
weru number OF droyes Of fully mntassa ~ ~.
wei! fattcned cuttlo for which 81. 8oeE',W ~ vi
obtained. but by far the larger part coa1nes ~.
lar 10 good lots averaging from J. o'o ~ '' .ts
lbs, aud Of poor to cun,taon stccrs lana eo"'' a
IN Ar usnalY taken by locpl butchers aao ea't,
A. heretofore, n,ca,um wsighss "sre sl'eo ,s% s,s
preference by shtpposs, though under soms" 4s.a,
ftser export demand heaYy cattle sold o'S
than On tho preceding days Of tho week; n.
remained nader neglect. Thero WIS Nfa''sa -
ou,tY n prices ranging from g.. dog: ii fos ~ 1s.,
con,a,on. to 81 0bi. 90 for rcalyG G Eooa W o ies
thrifty young sseets wcg NJ from !!oU ~ ..manj Il
Veals wcrs In fair supply ind III TAR ns.'.h hs.ff
9itt!, 90 por 100 lbs for coessaun coa,,e ,S.as ssi
to cho,ca light. rlls market closed W a's'''
, mad
, 1879-05-23

Latest quotations for May delivery on thu
leading nrticlea Tor tho last twu buatness tlays;
, 1879-05-23

SAN FRANCISCO, Alny :113--Follow!ng " Ncrs tue
c,pslng quotations at the Stock BoHrd:

LONDON, May 20 ::aa.--Cunsols, % 1910.
lliiunis Central, Ss}5: rennsylvania Central,
Aew Is, iO5j&; 4xs, lts}G; 4s, l0514.
PARIS, May 42.-Rcntes, ll4t 57}sc..
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comes from The Southern llt!noIs fruit district,
n,u1 tie rocciuta, which brgau to l'o large cnrT
in tic week, arc falling oil. The scsaon ought
tn lnst two or three weeks, then the Michigan
crop corncs. and after That tl.o biz fancy raric.
ties. The drought Is also said TO hare Injured
the prospects In this Stale for other berrics, and
tho pcsches nero cut oil sescrat days aVo bY
atlarp trosts The pro,ntse for fruits III M'cht'
gan Is still reported to be good, though littto
rain would probably be ycry welcome
unstN on rAssAaE.
The following table sslowa tllo quantities OF
wheat md corn on passage for The United King
dom for ports OF cali ami for direct ports, on tho
dates named:
Mdy17, Nav TO-, Nay 18,
Flour and wheat 1a7t). 1n7u. LITE
qrs ............1. ho0, 200 1,a56,U0 I. es5. .9oo
CuEn, qss........ $4,000 100, ,000 0o.00o
MOVEMENT or WHEAT.
The following shows tic receipts and ship
mcnts Of wheat at points named yesterday:
i'tertrr.t, .Shlpptd.
Cbcnto .,..,... ,...,,..,,... ~, SHU G1H, U}3
MiWaukea.... ............+... ys,Uto -. ~.
New i0fk ...... ...........'s@!ss1 14u 4uus wv
rhtlanelph!a ................ bl.oo0 e',uo0
, 1879-05-23

HAY--{,Unlinues In Acl.vo deulpnd and ftu,.
Timothy Is wanted 10 slip South and East. Deal
erv ~ ralRhts have touched tho luHcst Agur1
eyeT know, Frelghts to Nuw York ars quoted Ut
ly1 loo pef lUo lbs, tu Hoston II l812Qe, Au4 ~
, 1879-05-23

1 INrknlAi-
common to !air.. .eo1l1
i Slincrlot to {lne .Ao3.u
Extra flpo tot]ntst .tE&Sd5
, JAPAN uNcnLo.1Ep.
Common Il, fair.. .1W,!r
, SutleriOr 10 ttne,, ioilW
},Hxkra line 10 tlreat. 5NlN
, 1879-05-23

QUOTATIONS.
Extra Deevca-Craded steers, weighing on.,15
i, 400 lbs and upwards. .....:.. ....., ,3t'"eS''
Choices nesyesEFae, e., yel!lf9'rna''a lEif 'ns 4,sa
Good Hueyes-W I'll -fattened ascsrs, ,nnIGi
weighing |, 100 TO l,:i0u Luz :.+.; Z. l. 7o1
Mediua Gr4dss7ssssts !d - H., tAiF nesi' .oooi3;
Dutcsler Stock -r0oFt0 common stee5e
and coIntaon to cho,ca COWS, f9E sly Rrkll.lo
slaughter. weEghiuK 300 to J., on4 D TO- -
Stuck Ia;.'s5Gommon csttl'' weighing 4ous.ss
Inferior-L,gAt aud thin cows, hefcEs' q ooeas %
staxs, bulls, ana scalawa9 steefs.'. ]: fN4f5,o4
YsAlS. pur 100 IbA A..,.,..,...-....'s''' -, o'
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-03

She is beautifully modelled, and viii bea besut,
The Cobb Cecil and tow arrived this morning
| from IrontoIi.
Mrs Honshe, The venerable wife of Commo
dore Wash Honshell has recovered from hel
recent illness, and is able TO be about again.
Pilot Joe Williams is at the Railroad Hotel, and
ready TO stand watch to Ct Louis
| Frank Morgan is again in the Ohio No. SIS Office
attending TO business He succeeded in moving
| his family at Gallipolis, and managed to set up
the stoves put up the pipes, DC. In the language
of the Poll parrot and monkey, "He had a--well,
! healthy time"
| The New Mary Houston already has number
OF passengers who will be here from the East She
has several engaged below, at Louisville and
Evansville
The City of Alton carried 700 bales cotton from
Memphis to New Orleans for 80 cents per bale.
The river rose 3 feet inches since our last re-
port, and at noon 10 day there was % feet d
inches Of water in the channel and rising slowly
This leaves 70H feet space under the Newport
bridge, and J25 feet under the Sl,spens II and
Sou hern Rliload Bird &c for passing steamers.
The d. !. Lane arrived fir N above.
Pilot VIM Harrison leaves tonight on the mail
boat for Louisville To stand watch to New Or
leans on the new Wm. Holiday with Reason Jem-
isOn.
The Alice Brown passed up at a. m. Fl, m St
LOUIS for PttsourS, with empty and loaded
batgcs
The new steamer Montana arrived from Pitts
burg Just before noon today with her big cargo of
l,00O Ions and landed at the foot of Lawrence
street. She will proceed to St LOUIS this after
noon, and Leander Patterson and Josiah Jacobs
will be her pilots
The Jas Jackson arrived from Huntington this
morning with n miscellaneous tow, including Il
raft which she will take TO Louisville
Clerk Amos Fisher will retire from the Laura L.
DAVIS and Dt succeeded by John NJ ore, formerly
OF the Mail Line, and late of the Emery Hotel.
J. D. ID. Patton, her second clerk, goes home TO
+ orcnce, and Walter Pratt viii be promoted to
the office. Howard Reno Capt j. c. Reno's son,
VIII take Mr. Pmtts place as third clerk. The
DAVIS Will load this week and leave Friday for ST.
Louis
Clerk James Wrthln is here from the wreck Of
the sunken G. i. Church and informs MS tina, six
unsuccessful attempts have been made to raise
her. lie says there is 4 large hole some place III
her null winch they we:e unable to find Captain
knes ". Dugnn and Captain John Patterson are
still at the wreck with The Eckert and arc now en-
gagged i'll building a bulkhcad.
The Golden City arrived last night, and the
1hOs. Sherlock arrived at o'clock this morning.
Both are from New Orleans, and will return inthe
order named.
Capt VIM. Newton says the Sylvan Dell will be
ready - start up the river again Thursday.
Capt Il. W. Williamson. late of the Cotton Val
ley, now has command OF the Bedford aud has
taken that steamer up Bayou Teche after load OF
sugar and moasses r Cincinnati.
Can't Pres. Lodwick is in the city.
weather cloudy and cool to-day.
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Board Of Public Works.

The payroll for last week as follows was
ordered paid: Parks, S115 go; sewer re-
pairs, 500 so; Inspectors OF Streets, s132;
yard men, 1882; yard men, SIS; street
cleaning, ST., ,324 50; total, $1,000.
Mr.. O. II. Cox was awarded the contract
to construct foundation for the fence on
the south side of Lincoln Park, from the
end of the present iron fsuce to the west
line of the park, at his BID (Which was the
lowest) OF 81 80 per cnbic yard for mortar
masonry, and IA cents per cubic yard for
excavation.
The Engineer reported that The cost of
repairing the Ludow-avenue bridge across
Millcreek would be $9S 90, and recon-
mendcd that it be repaired Immediately
without waiting for bids. Recommends
ton approved.
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THE KICK COMMENCING,
Further Suits Against the Archbishop

1t looks now as if the creditors of His
Grace Archbishop John B. Purcell and his
brother Edward are getting on their mettle,
and trying by some means or other to OBJ
tain the amounts OF money due. Already
two or three suits have been instituted
against the venerable prelate To-day the
number OF those suing the Archbishop was
increased, all the suits being filed in the
Court OF Common Pleas, as follows:
Joseph Biester and ]. H. Biester against
John b. Purcell and Edward Purcell, suit
to recover $l0.825, with interest from Jan
uary l5, 1879. Baldwin & Bruner, attor.
neys for plaintiffs.
]. HI. Biester against the above-named
defendants. Suit to recover So, ,O76 SO, with
interest from January Is, 1879. Baldwin g.
Bruner, attorneys for plaintiffs.
II. A. Desterberg, administrator of Cath
crime Dole deceased, against the Arch
bishop and his brother Suit to recover
81 ,954, with interest from February IL,
1878.
Bernard H. Garleman against the Arch
bishop. Suit to recover 5000, with interest
from November 4, 1878.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-03

Professor Lambert will commence tv
new French classes Thursday as announc,
under amusementS.
The elementary class pre- aupposss l.
former knowledge of French whatever, an
will lead the learner gradually to fl
mastery of the language, enabling them (
read, write and converse with huenCy al
pleasure in the shortest possible time an
with the least effort on their part as all II.
lessons are learned and practised with II.
Professor and kept constantly in view l.
exhaustive recapitulations.
To enable all, even those of most mode
income, to learn French, the terms will J.
reduced to the lowest minimum. for IT,
very best tuition, viz: 1910 per quarter
twenty lessons" 1t is hoped that peop
Of literary attainments anxious TO mast
French with unerring certainty, will 81
this common sense system fair trial,
pecially rs the lesson Of either class is fr.
on above named evening" that all m;
judge for themselves of its merits, simple
ty and comprehensiveEess. 1t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-03
Shadows of Coming Events.

The Gambrinus Relief Socic will cele
hratc its twenty-sevcnth anniversary to-
morrow evening at the Bellevue House.
Presbyterian Ministerial Associations are
in session at the Presbyterian rooms, dis
cussing the question oil Church Discipline
The Fdelio Club will give a grand mas
querade ball next Wednesday evening
The Committee Amusements consists oi
Mcssrs. II. c, Bernhardt, G. Kopp, NJ. Es
berger, G. schath and A. stengler,
Rev. r. D. Morris, D. D., President of Ok
ford Female College, spent yesterday at
College Hill. He preached in the morning
and baptized his grandson, child of Rev. r.
Fay Walker, pastor of the Presby byterian
Church.
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The Courts.
nRWK-.

] ,,a." Peter Ryan, Richard Malloy, dis
missed; Andrew Mitchell. continued; Jas.
McDermott, So.
Disorderly Conduct-John Jackson, SIC
and costs.
Grace Reed, Blanche Leonard, SO days;
Mollie Hart, 5000.
Assault and Battery-Pcter Eichelberger,
So; Fcrd. Rhinehart, dismissed; Thomas
Dooley, continued.
Miscellaneous-Henry Robanus, Martin
Schneider Mary Dalton, petit larceny, 80
days; James Welsh, Robert Mckeown,
August Hettig, George Miller, street beg
ging, 30 days; Wm. Smith, grand larceny,
examination waived; Joseph Sokup, adult
cry, continued; John Krebs, malicious de-
struction of property, So; Henry Cedar,
embezzlement, Continued.
PROBATE.
Herman Kramer was appointed admins
traitor OF Frank II. Kramer. Personally,
81 500.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-03

T. Brainard's Sons Music Publishing
House, of Cleveland, Chicago, and Viii
liams Il Manss' branch in this city, take
pleasure in announcing to their numerous
customers that on May lst they will open
their new music house at 1853 State street,
Chicago This firm is, at the present time,
the most enterprising in that line of busi.
ness One year ago Williams e. Manss
opened their branch here, and by close ap-
plication to business and strict economy
have passed through satisfactorily to them
selves the most trying financial year our
country ever had This is mainly due to
Mr.. Williams, who understands the busi-
ness from beginning to end, and has a host
of friends who followed him in the new en-
terprise.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-03

knife and fork from Mira A. w. Gaskill
No. 1872 West Sixth street, went out to Bill
Dunn's Hotel for thirty days.
Joseph SOkup, on an affidavit sworn out
against him by his wife, Lena Sokup. charg
ing him with committing adultery with one
Anna Shoft, was araigned before His
Honor. Not being ready for trial the case
was continued until the 9Th inst
Grace Reed, Blarche Leonard and Mollie
Hart, three of the g 8, were gobbled up by
Officer Billy Madden last night at the White
House Theater and taken TO tre Station
house for vagrancy. Judge Wilson gave
Mollie thirty-ffty, while Oracle and
B!mchic received simply thirty.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-03
Grand jury for March,

The following Grand Jury was sworn in
by Judge Johnston for the March Term of
the Criminal Court: Chas. Thomas, fore
man; John Meyer, VIM. II. Meier, L..
Kreyanhagen, P. O'Connell, Isaac B. Funk,
F. A. Fahlbusch, +. Smith, II. H. Winsow,
Robert Marshall, George w. A. Rosche,
Francis SeiGert, James Andrews, George
Crawford, ST., and Caleb Deal.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-03

The County Commissioners held their
first days road session OF this month to-day,
with Mr.. Joseph M. Reardon as Chairman.
Among the petitions for alterations of
county roads was one petitioning the alter.
alton Of the road lying next west of tn
Miami Canal south of Crescent avenue, iii
Hartwell. The alteration asked for is that
the road run parallel with the Dayton
Short-line track.
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THE MONDAY MATINEE.
First Appearance ofvHis Honor's Ship "Bin
Here Afore."

When Judge Moses t. Wilson threw him
self upon the Judicial Throne this morning
terrified expression passed over the coun-
tenances of the army Of criminals arrayed
before him.
Martin Schneider and Henry Robanus
were the first to step up to receive their
little medicine for stealing a keg of beer
from VIM. Bartelmans saloon, corner of
Jane street and McMicken avenue last Sat.
urday evening. Thirty days each was the
dose.
u Miss Marie Dalton, for stealing silver
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-03
FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI. March s-2soP. n

CINCINNATI, MATCH 5--EaDP P. z
Gold at mar.
fastera exchange is quiet and unchanged y
quote ii I-ea discount buying, by dealers, and
premium selling.
Sterling exchange remains firm ana rates stea
without material change The rates to-day 3,
81 30 for sight, and "a S6l9 for 60 days per E,
ling.
Government bonds are quoted in the local d
3. Ill
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BONDS

Ohio State 6 per cents, ,(iGon~toxabac
0Ese 1881 and 1SS"
Cincinnati Southern Railroad 3.
per cemes., Gssac 902 and 1900
Cincinnati Aouahern BSHilrold Z pc
Cenis.s due 1902 and INOS
Cincinnati Southern BsaitreaG PC.
sceniS., gold. due l 9OC
Cincinnati Street Ina prov cnlent
per cents.
Dayton and Michigan
First Mortgage.
Cincinnati. Hamilton amd Dayton
Eir>t Mortgage.
Cincinnati, Hamilton and RssyiS,,
Consolidated Sinking Fund fEOrt
gage. due 1905.
Consolidated StrerE Railroad
First Mortgage Ei0nds
ON HAND AND FOR SALE BY
ALBERT METER.
B R Q IA Il H..
81 WEsT THIRD ST.
United States Government Bond.
received in exchange. IL
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PROPOSALS.
The Cincinnati faslastrial Exposition.
(OMInisssiAiters

A RE PREP tRED TO ENTERTAIN PROpr
IA SAILS Tor the privilege OF sale 0i SODA waite
candy and popcorn, cider Md new made wine
stencils and modal impressions new, stand q,
any other privilege that may i,e suggested, within
tember 10Th, 1873 ~
Also, proposals for the privilege of the FestaI
rant accompanying which must he the bill ..
rare ana rrices). All bids are subject to the az
proNal Of the hoard of Commissioners and ,nIIst
be made in writing, addressed to the Committce
OH Privileges, Exposition Office Cinc!nuaIi, Ohio
on or before May LIST, 1879.
me ne committee reserve the right ta reject any
All blas' ". II. BEt CE.
N. f. INGALLS,,
- w. s. RiDGEWAY
miij-8tM, W&F Committpe On Privileges
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-03

THE OATES COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
The arrival of this troupe has been looked
for with great interest and it opens to-
night at the Grand opera-house with the
prevailing excitement "H. NJ. 8. Pinafore"
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For Memphis.
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ BOOKS Will be open for subscription to the
capital stock of the Cincinnati Omuiblg CotnnanvS
AZ no. llS Race street, March 1874, from 10 1. nj
Until O'Clock p m. III. ~
J. N. KINNEY. G. A. SMITH A
SETH EVANS, ROBT. X, BROWN
Its j. II. RHODES Inc6rporafops> !"
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The following are the apeiting quoations
the D. III. r. port OF the New York stock Mar
as received by Lea, Sterrett d Co., 3 Ncs, III.
recct:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-03
Neyv French GIasSes.

Mr.. Joseph Mckernan, Of the Hillsit
Club, leaves for Red River tonight.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-13

Persons visiting or leaving New York
City for business or pleasure. or 20 visit
Niagara, Saratoga. the White Noun
tains, West Point. Garrison s, Brighton, or
Manhattan Beach, Long Branch, or other
summer resorts, will find the GRAND
UNION HOTEL, opposite the Grand
Central Depot, one of the best and most
convenient Hotels in New York City
to stop at, being situated just opposite tbe
Grand Central Depot, you save your bag
gage. expressage and carriage hire: it is
first class in all its appointments. aud kept
on the European plan. affording guests
tho privilege of paying only for what they
get; its $50 elegantly furnished rooms are
reduced to only one dollar ard upwards
per day. The Restaurants. Lurch ADD
Wine Rooms are supplied with tie best
You can live better vi b less po,ey at the
GRAND UNION HoTFL than ct eas other
frst-class Hotel in the city, Ii is under
the management of VIM. D. Garrison,
who studies to make guests fully at home
and fully merits the large patronage it
receives.