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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-15

ON liberal terms n threestory basement Rest
~ denee, with all modern improvements; situated
on Eleventh ST within minutes walk OF the Est
cars. inquire at National Republican office solicit
EoR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
~ property for sale JOHN SHERMAN n CO.,
~. Cloud Bnlldlng. Real estate aud loans iy3i
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24
EpH. AND JAKE
Have Lively Skirmish on Vine Street Last
Night .....


.....,...... Night 20,
Another row between Eph Holland and
Jake Aug occurred last night about a
quarter to teno'c clock, which might have
terminated seriously but for the interven-
ton OF citizen.
Both of the men have their side of the
story to tell. Aug says he was walking
up Vine street and when few doors above
Eighth was confronted BY Holland and
Ariy Duffy. Without any provocation.
Aug says Holland struck him on the head
with sand-bag. ~
The blow staggered him but he did not
fall. He tried TO get out his pistol, out it
caught in the lining Of his coat, and before
he could draw it Holland had pulled his
pistol and had it aimed directly at his
breast, when passef-by caught Hollands
arm and jerked 1t down inst AS he fired the
pistol. The ball struck the sidewalk. Then
the citizen and Holland had scuffle un-
til the arrival of The officers, who conduct
ed both Aug and Holland to The Central
Station, where they were released on bail
10 answer before Jadge Wilson this morn
ing-Aug on q charge of carry ing concealed
weapons and Holland for discharging fire.
arms in the city limits.
Duffy took no part in the affray at all,
be it said to his credit, but walked away
when the row commenced
Holland oiaims that Aug was the ag-
gressor; that Aug pushed him in the gutter
as he was about to pass him. t
Holland says it is all mistake about
Arty Duffy being with him. This leaves
Arty out of the scrape entirely. Eph. says
that Aug commenced the assault, but does
not deny that when he pulled his pistol he
Intended to kill Aug II he could.
In the Police Court this morning the
charge of assault with intent to kill was
placed against both Holland and Duffy.
Thi, seemed to surprise the latter, as lie
claims that he was nowhere in the vicinity
of the affray at the time 1t happened
Others, however, say he was. The cases
were continued until week from to-day
Holland and Duffy being released Oh $500
bail each. ..-.... -..-......
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24
FROM WOE TO BLISS.
A Charge Of Grand Larceny Withdrawn and
Wedding Sub bstituted.

stephen S. Miles, colored man, was srraigned
on charge OF grand larceny, preferred against
him by Matte Simmons, who charged him with
stealing $125 and some dresses from her. When
the case was called Matte came sneakng up to-
wards the Judge, with her head down and her
face covered with biushes, and told Hts Honor
that she did not wish to prosecute Steve. why
don't you want to prosecute himT' ASKED the
Judge
Matte hestated and the Judge repeated the
question. ..-......
Matte dropped her head still lower, and sway
ing her body TO and fro very slowly, hesitatngly
said, 'Judge, ives gwife to get married ="
"Ho. ho!" remarked His Honor, you are?
Well if that IS the case I'll continue this case un-
til next Tuesday. nthe meantime you can get
married at the County Jail 1t will make the
wedding more binding TO be inarried there"
Prosecutor Murphy requested the Judge to di-
rect Captain Jack Connolly 10 give the bride
away, but Jack declined. ~.
"Are you willing to marry the sirl?" asked the
Judge Of Mi es. -
"Yes,s if she make all de 'rangements," re-
piled he, ~ " &.e8
r'"PH tend to de rangements. Judge" broke In
Matte. "I'ilgo tight off now and git de license, :"
and offshe started, while Stephen was escorted be-
low to avail the completion of the necessary pre-
liminary arrangements f,-
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THE COUKrs.
MONDAYS CALENpAR
The cases set for Monday are as followE

Tho oarop on, . :. Nto oa -. -. :. r-,,....
0>'S' 'e' ioi "oiiia! are d. ioiio"H
ooaMoN Pleas
se goo neioae 1uuge johnston.
t,s"n oii"iies o. iahmaoge vs. village OF Har-
sfi iae wa. W., ~, --...
-"m' van warmer VS. Louisa Myers
" Before Judge Smith.
M.752-Wm. Van Week. Jr., trustee VS. Ralph
Ii; Sellew ct al.
5e846-David S, Seizure " vs.. John j. Gozad
og,o3u-L1t 1tenson Lower River Road Company
vs. Village of River Side ct al.
6'slS-Henry ,Katlmahn vs. Frederick Depner.
o'ooz-Conrad Schultz VS.. james H. Laws Co.
Before J,,dee I,oppworth.
5s,452-Walter L. Granger vs. Jane M. c. Rine.
o0o93-Chas. Wtte d Bro. VS. Chas. Schroeder.
0,1i5-Moritz 10th VS.. Matthew Dugan ct al
oo,99S-Thomas +. Shay VS.. Emma Settles
Before Juuge Burnet
Raifoad ComnanS, " w. '' w. o'' " % L.
"a 57,Q79-Barbara Pru1en rs. A, O. u. W.
" 6Il65-Hannah R. Hope VS.. Phil. Laudenbach.
rnSnna,, l. ooo'' w. oiioiniia'i Aehia
. s59lS3v LOUIS Peron vs. Cincinnati Pawners AS
ISOLATION.
y.4olGJas ), klrk d 70. vs. Ohio valley In
'''""'0 oonhpany' ..
belore Juuse avery.
On, o5S-J. Y. Klkhoh VS.. VIM. Holmes
% 4U8-James l.. Haven VS.. Henry Shreve
6Ols6-Puthotf& q Knapke VS.. Hamilton Pollock.
suptesee.
pos.,. I,a.s IT,.
1; an, neioio .iD 'uuse harmon
Mill Company.
Si' -Derby Green vs. Cincinnati Consolidated
o.ses * az saiiroaa nsnId Gpmp5ahS. 2 W;a1iS
35 5SS33-Jnhn Ivford We Fi,zahetn' W Rnvls
etai. ~ ~ :" Ivy =
sS,SS7-Tne City vs. Elizabeth +. Williams ct al.
S329--Covington Street Railroad Company VS..
The odofe Cook.
321-Louis ?. Meredith VS.. Geo. W. Smith.
34S25-Joseph Katzenstein VS.. Abraham Bohn
ct al ''-i-r
NF Before Judge Force "a ,.y..
81 5a44-Teonidas u Rarringer vs Jsmes
Ware ' --' ''''is0' W" '"-0' i~
AZ. .2bs-Morris s,haoazli vs N Nauho,sar
Is 3S-Inng Cla%ents g. nrurv VIZ n1's9 sIarhert
bell '"'i'' 'D'' '" iA0'''''
ii ass-uenrv pied4, vi n w,am,e,we;, OF q,
no.eua neuei 1's ss. = va.n Mranpe'"0'n e' "'
before 'uuge foraAef'
Motions and demurrers ,......'. ...r.
COMMON PLEAS.
toban A. NJ, aao,rst t,,a r,nasto, r,o,,, 1,r,,,no
bss.n.na. W. "s"s' 'no one''er a'h al IRVING
hssociation. Acuon 70 recover money lot PRINT
ing programmes. Judgnientior plaintiffs
Inc u. y, Express Co, against q. II. Ada6 IL Co
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10 Kentucky LegisAaluse.
ationaf Associated Press IA the star.

.FRANKFoRr. April A.-The Senate reject
ed the House Bill taxing pist6is, bowie
and dirk. knives stung-shots, Brass knacks,
&C., and reauirihg license to Sell the
same.
The Senate passed the House bill appro-
priating the sum Of 81, COO TO the Fish Com
sion for the purpose Of stocking the waters
of Kentucky with good fish. si ~
The Senate concurred in the house
Amendment to the ill changing the time
of the meeting of the General Assembly.
which iixes the time Of meeting hereafter
on the fourth Monday in November.
The House, by close vote, passed the
bill FOR the. benefit OF the Agricultural and
Mechanical College Of Kentucky. ''p 80
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24
FORTY.SIXTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.

WAsHfNeToNY April 23.-The Post Route
Bin was taken up and passed.
The Spotford VS.. Kellogg contested cleo
ton case was taken up aud briefly dis
cussed, and laid over without action until
Monday. g1e tstreT e. M. VIZ
The bill authorizing retired list OF nom
commissioned officers OF the army Of thirty
years service, was called up, and after de
bate it went over for the day.
Adjourned till Monday.
.1 HOUSE
WAsH1NaroN, April "a. - The Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs reported back
the t6int resolution for The abrogation OF
the Ulayton-Bnlwer treaty as the unani-
NOUS report Of the Committee. Referred
to the Committee of the Whole.
Consideration " sresumed OF the Spe-
cial Deficiency Bill in Committee OF the
Whole. fll .slIy.... 80. a.,
The amendment In regard to the appor-
tionment OF Deputy Marshals at elections
was agreed to. M
The Senate amendment in regard to the
appropriation for the public printing was
co,,cn -red in. Other amendments also
agreed q.
The, Committee arose and fepofted the
action to the House, and that action was
rat fed.
The Committee on the Judiciary re.
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Procla nation by the President.

Fault-hnding is SO seldom INDUCED in by those
who use the medicines manufactured by the
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association that the
President OF that Incorporation the Hon r. v.
Pierce, M. D., has issued special request of
proclamation TO any and all persons If there, be
any such, who may have taken or shall hereaftef
use any Of the family medicines now made and
sold by the said Association, IN all counties II
the world, and who have not derived full benefit
from said medicines that II they will write the
said Association, description of their niaIadies
the Faculty OF the, Dispensary wall advise. them
with respect to the succe sful Treatment Of thett
diseases DR., Piefce's G olden Medical d scovefy
is guaranteed to cure all huniors from the cDnil
mon blotoh, pimple or eruption. to the worst
serofula or kings evil and those virulent poisons
that lhrk In the system as a sequel or secondary
affection resulting from bad dy.tfeated Of neglect
ed primary diseases. IL also cures bronchial,
throat and lung diseases. Favorite Prescription
is gna,anteed 10 cg,re female weaKness and
kindred affections. Extract Of Smart Weed cures
bowel affections, colds and all painful Rheumatic
and neuralgia affections. Dr. Pierce's Pellets
little sugar-conted .pillsl, are the little giant
cathartic. Address Wofldss Dispensafy Medical
| Association, Buffalo, N. Y, or Great Russell
street Buildings, London, Eng. E-E N
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24
Cincinnati Dry Goods Market

Business was fairly active, but the volume Of
trad, shows considerable falling Off from the PIE
vfods weeks sales. The market was firm and
with an upward tendency. .s
PRfNTs-standards 1850 and shirtings 614@6szc
per yard. s-le-rr rsy ~ 81 Is. -
BLEACHED MUsLINs-New York Mills 1870;
Lonsdale campric,, lao; King Phillips eambric,
121ac; Jabez Knight do, roc: Wams,irta, 1870;
Lonsdale. 1lc Fruit OF the Loom. 111ac; Hope,
roc.
BROWN SHEErfNGs Eastern standards, 9@91sG
Western do, SA@Ss4s and seconds, 71a@Sc per
yard - @'
Medal lsc; Extra Medal l51fc. and Annoskeag,
A G A, l8c
JEkNs-Aft ftslestfo. is1ssc Croydon, ,f1sc: Coving-
tom, zoe, Polaris, 2lc Preferred, sec; Kentucky
doeskihs, 371se; Standard. 40a50c; Humboldt, 55c
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24

ported back the bin auifrSsizins the regis
ttation of trademarks and protection there.
OF. and the House proceeded to its eeasid-
erution. After debate the bill went over
withs,it aetsen. lAt hs2ll
The House then took recess until 1880.
the evening session to be for consideration
OF the bill establishing the mhnieipal code
of the District OF Columbia #
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24

DR.. Thaddeus A. Reamy will deliver
the fifth lecture OF the Methodist course
next Tuesday night at Hartwell, o., on
Women in the Professions" The Dr.. is
a vigorous thinker, and he will ably conf
bat the positions taken by previous speak
ers In the course on the woman question.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24

BosToN, April 23.-spence Peitris, for
ger hanged hiihself in Concord State
Prison last night. $3.50
GALVESTON, Aprll 23.-J. II. Williams
and Sam. Howard have been sentenced to
be hanged Jiine 18th. F.J 1o@
AKRON, o., April 23.-rhe eleven-year.
old s5n of Simon Banghman was crustIed
to day by a heavy stone falling on him.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24

f4ir to good light at 81 f5ca4 f, fair 10 good pack:
ing az "a 1904 40. select butchers, "a f5@4 SO per
Genital gross.
=, CATTLE-Marketf firm and steady. Common at
S2@2 80, fair to medium at 81 75ta3 50s good to-
choice At S3 1904 50 per GENITAL gross.
SH EEP--Mafket qaiet and firm. Commoa to
fair az % 6Oa4 30. good To- choice at yf75@6 per
cental gross.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24

Jacob II. Michener brought suit in
the Common Pieas to-day against Renssel-
aer L. Cilly and Others, I'd recover $2,320
on proriissofy note.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24

Robert Gibson, who has resigned the
position of Depot Master at the L. M.
Depot to accept the position Of conductor
on the Southern Road, was presented yes
terday by his friends with fine latern
and gold conductors badge for his cap.
Mr.. D. 9. A.. Davenport made the presenta-
ton speech.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24
RIVER lNTELLIHENCE.

Ispeciai River Dispatcnes u the 1ts-l
BR0wEsviILK, April 24za10:66 A. NJ
River 4 feet II inches and rising.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer 64O. Wind
southeast 7--= aaa'i M
oHAKhssroS, April M4-1049 A. M.AKan.
awhs River s feet and stationary.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24

AT York-street Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev. W. II. Daniels, author of the "Hist0fy OF
Methodism" will preach Sabbath morning at III
O'Clock. Sermon BY Rev. d. j. Starr In the even
ing, on "RespOisibility in Temptation"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24
Baseball.

There will be no game at the Cincinnati Ball
Park to-day, owing to the wetand muddy condi-
ton OF the grounds from the rain to-day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24

FAT the meeting Of Horticultural Society to
day ii was reported by the var GUS members pres
en that the fruit crop was as yet tininjufed and
promised well. tt4 3.l fD u
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24

Anna NueGIse, FIVE years old, living with he.
parents at I9S. freeman stfeet was probably fa-
tally burned last night while playing with some
matches n rE t rr
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24
New York stocx Report,

The following shows tine range OF quotations
and the amount OF sales to-day at the New iofk
Stock Exchange. received by lea Sterrett & Co.,
rs West Third street: a1A. '- 81
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24

A SERIES OF resolutions In RESPECT to the meni-
ory OF the late Samuel Davis Jr., were read on
Change to-day. .}l f..
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24

THE offices OF the United States Court are closed
to-day on account OF the death oil the brother of
Judge Swing.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24

fffE Sherman ticket ct the primaries 81 Column
bia Township tonight will be. for Delegate, P r.
Lane; for Alternate, r. b Jones,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEF
IN duly appointed and qualified as Exec,itrx
the last will and testament OF Martin V. Bavh
late of Hamilton County Ohio, deceased. -
MARY HESTER BAVIS
.CowAN q FERRIS, Attdrneys ....... ap94.StS
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24
EIecfion Of Directors.

Elecf1OM Of Directors.
TNnE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MILLCREEK
i Distilery Company are hereby notined that
meeting for the election of seven Directors of said
Company for the current year viii be hefd at
Room No. %, Pixies Opera-housey between the
hours OF and O'Clock n. m. On the .24th day Of
May, $780, THOMAS Y. GAFF,
f. NJ ,f .l.. IN JAMES W, GAFF. rfsn.
.. t.. ~ ,,i ID. NELSON PERM, ,5o ,.. E...,
%" '.' LEWIS RI. GREENE,
JAMES D. PARKER ''sH
ap24-4tS Incorporators.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24

y Hay has quiet, steady market and moderate
34ecepts. We quote: No. 1 l0UygpfeSed timo-
PIhy at Sf6 60tdl7, and prime to choice tight
(tressed at S15@16 per ton. Fair to good m xed at
k13@l4, and inferior at sl9@lp per ton, all on ar
kivai
R Hides in moderate supply and market steady.
1--WE quote as follows: Green. 7@Sc; wet salted,
4e1$@9Izc; dry salted, 13@4c; flint, 16@17o; do
selected 18d20o pei lb Sheep pelts, S1@1 25
each sheared do, 25@4Oc.
Hemp has quiet, steady market and light
offerings We quote rough Kentucky at $l60@l7G
tef ton on arrival, and e5010 more In store.
Dressed jobbing at 121Sc for Single ana 141s@I5d
for double per ID.
Hops in fair demand and market steady, and
prime Eastern sell at 37@58c per lb.
Iron: The market was quiet and weak, with
irdicatious Of further decline. butelosing with
out material change in prices. Wequote pig iron:
HanssAg Rock charcoal, No. !. $35g3I: Hanging
RoSk Ne. q 334J36: 90 mill. S3S 00(N34 90;
Southern charcoal. No. 1. ss3@3S do. Mill go
Gt32, st0nesc0AI and coke NO. Neutral, 384Gs36;
do No 2netftral, S33Gif do mill neutral, sSf@
SO: do No. soft $30(l32: do mill, cold short Sl7
@29: Car-wheel: Hanging Rock. $55 0O@60 90:
Southern, e53 0g@58 90 per ton. Wrought iron: !:
Common bar iron per ID. Q. zoe: charcoal bar
lion per lb, 4.f0c. sheetiron. boiled, Nos 10
to n per lib. 420N5 400; sheetir0n. 0haro0al.
Nos 10 to q, per ID, 5.7O@6 900,
Lead in far demand and steady 1t the follow !,
pipe &C. sheet lead sH@S1ac per fb
Leather in fair demand and the market steady.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24

WILMINGTON April N.-Turpenune spirits
steady ut 86c
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LEGAL SALE

Constable Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO
ID me directed from F. H. Rowekamp, j. p, i
will sell on SATURDAY, April "a, 1880, at N
e'cloek a. m, the eansl boat Iowa, taken inseis
ure of watercraft wherein Heile Bros are plain
tiffs. Same will be sold at the Miami Canal Lber
ty street bridge. *-
G. ZIEGLER, Constable
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24

90 CfNcfENATr, Aprif pa r. M
The following are the receipts and shipments
Of live st0tk Tor the pest 2f hours:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24
rINAEoIAL

CfrCINsArL April 2f-2P. M.
Eastern exchange Il In fair demand and rites
steady and unchanged. Dealers buying at par,
seiting at lilo premium. n.
Sterling steady and quiet Sight at 81 SIX, 60
day bills at "a SiN per pound sterling.
Government bonas steady and fair demand.
with no material change in quotations:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24

the following are the opening aud the I:15 D,
m. quotations of .stre New YORK Exenafige
as receivad BY Lea, Sterrett 4 CO.. a. West Third
street:
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For New Orleans.

SATURDAY. oath. at 7. NJ, POSITIVELY.
5 ~ n WILL KYLE, Lew. Katcs. Master
isRAS For freight or passage aprl, on board
Spr 10 Royse & Mossett, Agents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24
For Memphis,

SATURDAY, 9th. at s P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ AyINTg gSHINRLE. 8. C. Mcintyre. Mas
6As4 ter. For freight on passage apply on
board. OF TO, Jas s Wise Superin
tandent No. IL Public LandidE.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-10-21
Riverside Fruits,

EDITOR HERALD: As there has
been considerable com ments at the
Horticultural Fair regarding the
absence Of Riverside exhibit of
fruits, will you allow me little
space in your crowded columns to
make an explanation -?
Riverside has a Fruit Growers
Association which holds regular
meetings each month. At the last
monthly meeting l brought up the
subject of an exhibit of fruit at the
Horticultural Fair. There was a
full meetingi the subject was thor
Oughly discussed and 1t was decid.
ed To make no exhibit, for the very
valid reason that 1t the present
time Riverside would have very lit
tie to exhibit, the position Of affairs
being as follows:
First-The citrus fruits are not
ripe. San Diego Is the only place
that exhibits oranges to any ex-
tent, and these from some cause
ripened out Of season.
Second-The grape crop Is this
year month late, and hence no
raisins could be perfected this early
in the season, aud last years. crop
10 all sold.
Third-It 10 difficdlt matter to
ship grapes any distance and have
them in condition for public crit
icism, as the people of San Diego
have discovered; besides, our grapes
are very early and are mostly gone.
FOurth-So far as deciuuous
fruits D are concerned, peaches and
apricots are all gone, and apples,
although they are raised to perfec-
ton in Riverside, are only grown
as yet in small quantities.
For these reasons the Riverside
fruit growers thought that they
could not make q creditable exhibit
and therefore thought it best to
make none. Whether or not these
conclusions were wise the public
must judge. When the season OF
the year arrives for making = dis.
play of citrus fruits, Riverside will
be able to protect Its reputation by
an exhibit Of which every citizen
of Southern California will feel
proud. L. NJ. HoLT.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-10-21
Committees Of Award.

Committees have been appointed
as follows to award premiums to
successful exhibitors at the HOrti-
cultural Pavilion. The gentlemen
and ladies named are requested to
meet at the entry clerks office at
10 o'clock this morning:
Glasses 4, s and 8, textile fabrics
and materials. Mesdames 8 G Hub
bell, w w Ross, and Geo D Rowan.
Glasses Z, 8 and 8. leather and
metal manufactures, Messrs w T
Clapp, J M Asher aud Newell
Matthews.
Glass 10, musical instruments and
furniture, Messrs J M Carer, H M
Higgins and H Mcclellan.
Glass IL, wooden ware. Messrs A
@ Chauvin, ] A Valdez and f ]
Gilmore.
Glasses 10 and IA, chemicals,
stoneware, etc, Messis Nj Lindley,
E X Green add f N voollacott.
Glass 10, minerals, etc, Messrs ]
s Slauson, J p Widney aud H q
Ford.
Glass II, -four, grain, etc, Messrs
h Seymour, o r. Dougheriy and
J G Hanson.
Glass 10. vegetables, roots, etc,
Messrs N A Kellogg, Chas Hitch.
cock and George Mack.
Glass 10, vegetables, roots, etc,
Messrs G ID Compton, f b Grand
in and d G Somes.
Glass 20,cheese aud butter, Messrs
v Dol, John A Brown and A Mer.
RAM.
Glass 81, beet sugar, Messrs A
Vignolo, l. J Thompson and - Hell
man.
Glass %, displays of Northern
fruits, Messrs G e White, J M
Stewart and Chas Wilcox.
Apples, Messrs Hlxon, Garcelon
and Joseph Howe.
Pears, Messrs o 8 Chaplin, q E
White, H X Snow.
Piums, peaches and figs, Messrs
r Ranney, Ii q Austin aud DIM
mick.
Glass %, grapes, etc, Messrs
w III 44ONSoiS ~ " Woito duu Syis
vester Lyman.
Glass "a. honey, Messrs s WASH
burn, H NJ Mitchell and L M La
Fetra.
Glass %. jellies, preserves, ETC.,
Mesdames J u Downey & Ducom-
mum and B L Peel.
Glass 20, dried fruits and nuts,
Messrs G B Woodhead, Hixon and
8 e A Palmer.
Glass 81, fruit trees, Messrs r A
Kimball, Is d Bryant and FL A
Westbrook.
Glass %, wines and brandies,
M essrs Lips aud Bumiller.
Class 20, flowers, Mssdames o w
Childs, + A Kimball and George
Stoneman.
Department F. fine arts, Hon Y
Sepulveda. Mrs v e Howard and
Col J G Howard.
Department G., miscellaneous,
Messrs J Schaiffer, E d Schuyler
and J E Jackson.
Public school exercises (this
committee will report at 2:3O and
1880 P. N.Y., Messrs J P Whitney, J
w Hinton and Geo + Mcclellan.