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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-19
QirAra College.

Glrard college now contains $40 orphans,
and It's income has 80 Increased since dirard's
death that the new buildings necessary to re-
i've this large number have been built en-
tirely from that income without trenchinR
on the fund. The college has thus far received
and educated 2464 orphans and has indentured
under the provisions OF the will 1923 boys A
large proportion Of those who left Its wallis
are doing satisfactorily In life, while some
have already attained distinction. The de-
velopment Of Mr.. Girards coal lands In Penn
sylvania has raised the gross income OF the
estate from SCI. 1853 A In 1888 (the year after
his DEATH to $S77, 1856 70 In 1879.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-19
ST. LOUIS CATHEDRAL.

Rev. Father LeVieoureux, who has been
preaching at the st. Louis Cathedral during the
Lenten season with Unprecedented success.
now announces that he will deliver three SER
mons. viz: on Sunday. Monday and Tuesday
next. on which occasions the Cathedral will be
opened to gentlemen exclusively. Everybody
Is invited TO attend. Professionals as we'll az
Catholics. Father LeVi1oureux has established
. great reputation for elouuence In the pulpit.
and would be happy to address all who under
stand the French language. Out Of compliment
to the Reverend Father grand sacred concert
will take place on Saturday evening next at 7
O'Clock.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-19
BUNKo VS.. BUNCoMBE.

With big flourish OF trumpets the police. Ia
obedience to the orders Of the Administrators Of
Police. on Wednesday evening closed all the st,
Charles street bunko dene and gambling estab.
lishments. and last evening all the houses were
ana tns regular n nee cor
been made and there was not police officer
within forty miles Of them.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-19
From . Prominent Drug House.

q. II. Warner H. Co.. Rochester. N. Y:
Dear Sir-It Is now only three moths since
we received your first shipment OF Safe Rem
ediee. We have sold drugs In this place for
twenty years, and we have never sold q pro-
prietary medicine that gives such universal
satisfaction as yours, especially. your Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, and Safe Diabetes
Cure.
We could mention many who have received
great benefit In cases OF Kidney difficulties,
Asthma, Rheumatism, Diabetes, Bright's
Disease, etc.
Respectfully yours, SIssON d Fox.
Alexandria Bay, N. Y.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-19
OTHER SOUTHERN STATES.

Arkansas hns no insane asylum.
The population OF Key West is claimed to
DO 10000
The price Of farms is rapidly advancing In
nearly every part OF kentucky.
The colored physicians OF Tennessee have
organized State society.
The German Republicans Of Nashville have
organized All anti Grant club.
The Macon and Brunswick Railroad will
soon be thoroughly repaired.
In Brunswick county, N. G.. a boy OF six
teen years died from spider bite.
There will DO more sugar cane planted In
Montgomery county. Ala. this year than
ever before
The distemper Ia prevailing to a consider
able extent among the horses and mules In
Anderson, y. q.
An exodus OF Northern visitors 10 taking
place from Jacksonville and along the st.
Johns, Fla.
club" Williams, a recently pardoned con-
Wet, was shot and killed, In fernando county,
Fla, q few days since.
The measles have just closed a good season
at Little Rock, and are being succeeded by
the pneumonia.
A large party Of emigrants has left South
ern Virginia for Oregon, where they will en-
gage In agricultural pursuits.
At Meridian, Miss. q Mr.. Mas has invented
process Tor manufacturing paper from the
ilbres Of the long leaf pines.
The State authorities Of Virginia have sent
arms and ammunition to protect the oyster
men OF the lower Rappahannock from foreign
dredgers.
The city of Augusta, Ga, has subscribed
$4,000 to the Augusta and Knoxville Railroad
to build q bridge over the Savannah river.
Two professional rat-killers are going
through Virginia. They agree to kill all the
rats In town for 800. They have with them
two ferrets and dog.
Ga. is prooressina satisfactorily. Ninety-three,
thousand dollars have been funded to date,
and creditors are generally accepting the
compromise offered by the city.
The Jacksonville (Fia.) Union says: "There
IL trouble In the Republican camp 10 Duval,
and danger OF two conventions and double
set Of delegates to the Gainesville convention,
all Of which would be very bad. The fight, u
made, will be Bisbee and anft-Biehee.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-19
THE GENEROUS aAsLI0HT COM
w5@#m@az pANY,

The New Orleans Qaslight Company. II any
thing Ia certainly thrifty. II lights up our
streets Ina remarkably conservative manner: :
In fact. giving Just enough light to make dark
ness viaible. and making. therefore the public
thoroughfaree Il sort or Jordan that II hard
road TO travel FOR night pedestrians. when tho
moon does not come TO their assistance.
On ST. patriek's Day tnot In the morning) q
very entertaining concert was given by sympR-
thisers for tho henetit OF the Iriah relief fund.
The hall Of the French OperM House was ton
aered gratis. the singers and performers vol
unteered the newspapers advertised free OF
charge the charity concert. but the 0aslight
postt Of las had been made. Tho bill presented
afterwards was OF SIS 20, thus itemiEed:
Six thousand feet of gas. ..4ls 90
Loss 10 per cent discount. ............. 80
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-19
NO CAUCUS.

There was a meeting called last evening Of
the Democratic members Of the General As
sembly for the purpose Of considering the
registration aud election bill. There being no
quorum those present left about \ o'clock, mn
Informal conversation merely occurring during
their ataY,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-19

The best toaic In the world Il MalakoR Bit
tees. Prie nedk received atthe Paris Expo.
oiaon n -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-19

and fashionable az Il was numerous. and
witual ~ enthusiastic, Miea Nelson waa rHptur-
oualy applauded and received several hand
aeme floral prepentH. This evening The Lady 81
LYONS. with Miea Nelson ~ Pauline, crowd
cd house again Will greet tho charming actress.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-19
Lamps whatever that Observation-Disclosures. III
Labor (simply turning on the gasl. ....... l


In this connection we will mention, BY way
Weber whe certainly does not handle as large
q capital fund ~ the Gas Company. donated
the amount OF his bill to the fund and refused
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-19

Rsefs Gilt 1des 1oais ssr0 fsveg I'd aE1e
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-19

et y o'clock BY y special train. Col, 1.elardeur
L. In Command. and IL accompanied BY Major
w. A. Strong. Secretary OF State. and Hon. Jas
ID, Auvuatin. Judge Of the parish.
That they will reach tho Ecsne Of tho disturb
anre none too soon - certain. Tor az nbout 2
the State House stating that about 500 colored
labnrern had assembled around the court. house
sumo operations early thts morning.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-19
STEEL BARB FENCE Y

win The lnyenon mepvfacure snd Of BAPPnp WlRn DAY
IN0 Previously ali fences Of wire wood had " BE- made
resist tho brute force M the animal 70 DO resrsi1ed and
broken down or scaled: hence. feloinx hgd beoou
thus maklpN 1Erest draynso. p ne d Hestlsen
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14
ing at the Mt Auburn Young Ladies' In

ing at the Mt Auburn Young Ladies' In
stitute. ...F
Emperor Williams, colored delegate from
Louii ma, and pastor. Of one the largest
coiored churches in New Orleans, never at
tended schlol. .t...,.,. .s.. I'D. ....t.
Miss Frances +. Willard, President OF
the Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
is visiting the Cnnference, and at an early
day viii address some public meeting.
The Cnmn,insyille Branch of the Chau-
tauqua Literar, and Scientific Circle gave
the Rev. Or. J. H., Vincent O. reception at
the Presbyterian Parsonage rooms, on
Langland street, Wednesday evening.
Rev. DIR. CHAPMAN, of Pittsburg Confer
ence in oonjunctiom with Rev. DR..
Leonard will occupy the pulpit of the
Peari-street NJ. K. Church Sabbath morn
ing. Rev. DR.. Fisher will preach at night
The delegates to he Conference spent
the afternoon yesterday visiting the Zoolog-
ical Garden. They went out and return d
by the Em-street line. and while at the
Garden witnessed the feeding of the ami
mails A large number of ladies we're in
the company. .r.
oen FISK, WHuSe name sHe II iSh Juuiiee
Singers have sung in all parts OF this coun-
Try and Europe, was present at the concert
given in the First Pr soyterian Church
last evening, and at tile c ose OF the sing
ing was called on by the leader and made a
short speech, giving the history of the sing
ers and work they lad accomplished.
A large number Of delegates we're present
at the concert.
By Invitation OF the pastor, Rev. George
NJ. kel ey, and the Presi4ing Elder, Rev.
A. b. Leonard u. d.. a love-feast meeting
will be held next Sabbath, May 10th, in
Wesley Chapel the mother OF the NJ. e.
Church Of Cincinnati, r the continued
re ival and spread OF Scriptafal holiness.
bishop Peck will preside. DR.. Newman,
Butler Miss Oliver and offers vii speak.
All the me bers aud ministers of the Gem
eral Conference, and all Others are invited
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14

Common wooden at lkel,sc and soft woolsn at
S@se per ID.
Scrip iron dull ana steady. Wrought scrap at
70@S0c. and stOye cast at 4g9s5oc per 100 lbs
Seed Clover and timothy are nominal Hun
gariau grass at S5a90c. German n1fflet sogooc
Flax quiet at 81 fegi 20 per bu.
Salt quiet and steady, with foreign selling at
VI f0@l 10 Der sack for Liverpool, AID 4094oc
per bu. for Turks Island. Ohio River and ka-
nawha is in fair demand at 81 60 per barrel Of
bushels 4..- ..fri I .s...-.
starcn steady and quiet Quoted: Bonton N
@4lsc. pearl S55@sTc, silken gloss SIC, diamond
gloss &c, crn 6ls9e6s4c Ter 10
Soap steady and demand fair. We quote: Ger
man SC. extra olive Ne, family 4c per 10: Ger
man olive 4ssc, amber 5s4c per lb; white Is rs per
box.
Tinners' stock: Fair trade and steady. Quoted:
Zine slab, TIC: sheet 914(99,4c; block tin, no
2Sc: solder. l6@19c: copper ingoH. 26c; bot
toms, SOC; bfsziers' Sheets 34@40c per ID: tin
plate, l c, $40 25t9l0 70 and sl2 2@12 70
per box.
Tallow is quiet and steady. City rendered,
loose, is selling al SIC, and country in packages,
at SIC per lb. ...--...-.
Vegetables: Cabbage is in light supply and fair
demand at $l@5 per crate. Peas are selling at
S49o, and choice Southern up to S6 50t97 per bar
rel String beans sell at 81 oUalg75 per bushel,
crate. Onions at 81 50@S so per barrel. Tomatoes
at 75@90e per box of one-fourth bsrshel. Pm
N0ooenware in moderate demand as follows:
Washb0&rds. 81 4002 rs: buckets. TWO hoop, u sO0
z; do three-n0Op 81 l6@2 25: tubs, No l, ~ s00s;
No. 81 5O6a8; No. s. IS 5o97; nests OF eight. So %
@S 50, churns No l. $s 50@s; No 2, 81 5o@s, aud
NO, 8. IS soar per dOzen-
Wool quiet with larger receipts, and steady al
the following: Unwashed-Fine merino, 2St@S0c;
coarse clothing, 30@3lc; medium do, S2935c;
cOmbing and delaine, 34@35c Tub washed
Common, 40@42s; good 10 choice, 4S95Oc.
The offerings at auction to-day were 4S4 hhds
as follows:
145 hhcis new Mason County Kentucky-2O al
S3a5 80. % s6t97 So 81 at SSGSs 80, 40 at sl0@
| IA rs Sc al $l5@l9.
100 hhds Brown County, Ohio inew)-l9 hhd,
nc 81 50a59o II at S6S7 So 20 at Sss S5 20 at sI(
| ola 10, II Mt Sl5@19 rs, Eat S20921. t,
| 3S hhds new Owen County, kentucky-3 hhds
at So BUGS S0 13 ut $697 80, Is at $500 85 7 al
S10@l4 25, 2 at St5 25Qf7 50. tF
50 hltds new Pendleton County, Kentucky-11
hhds at 81 50695 90 15 at S6a7 So q at $S(a9 89
| 2g at Si0914 rs, 6 at Sl5a16 rs.
hhds new Brackeu County, Kentucky hhds
at S6 5O@7 90 at 80, at Sl3 75@14 70. at $l5.
"a hhds new C1ermOnt County, Ohio-5 hhds nj
81 S5es5 90, Sat $s@T 50, at 81 10, at$l0 50@lS
| Bat SIS 75@l6 75.
10 hhds CARROT Coauty KY tnewy--a hhds at
| rs 60tllS 90. 4 at $061;4 50: 4 ut Sl5(dl6 Is.
Ii hhds Boone County KY tnewl-9 hhds al
at 50 40@5 &c. at SC 50e7 80. 2 at IS, at S1I 60
II hhds Grant County. Ky. tnew>-3 hhds al
s6 1907 so. 2 at $9@9 50, 4 at S1U@13 rs, Q al
| SIG So yET' '4ff l.-}h
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14
Nllnerra Riaa, dismissed. john Bresasr.

Minerva Rian. dismissed, John Brenner
S.
Assault aud Battery-William Beck,
Minnie Moore, II. Burlingkamp, John kel'
ly, continued; I. THESE. H. Al. Shirey.
John Barrett So; 3. Schultz. John Smiih.
dismissed.
Miscellaneous-fh Collins, J. Coz
Inns, assault, &C., continued; john MarfiH.
+. Martin. eating. &C.. bpund over; Wm..
Taylor, same. continued; Henry Schoref
r. Tobin. T. p. FUDGE; Charies Saith,
obstructing side six. SO; fhos. Dawson,
carry ing concealed weapons, dismissed;
Charles Meyers, same. continaed; 6eorge
Thompson, ]. Mclaughlin, petit larceny,
continued; VIM. Brown. vagraney so 20;
Isaac Terrell. sa,ne. 80 days; Charles Car.
roll, assault with intent 70 kill, bound
over.
SOY .''F COMMON PLEAS. G e1t
A. J. Tarvin against Adelph II. Smith.
This case tried before Judge Smith and .
jury, vas brought to rec yer for bre~ch
of contract on the sale OF two
lots in Newport The plaintiff
claimed he had bid Oh the lots,
and that the defendant refused to make
him deed for Them, that he had fitted
the lots mp wi b dirt;otha ne went TO tl,e
defendants office for the deed, but never
found him in. He also claimed that he
paid the defendant $50 in advance Of the
purchase money and asked 10 recover that
amount aud damages for the filling up of
the lots. t..,u.--
The defendant claimed that he told the
aucroneer. VIII, was stlling the lots TO
stop the sale; that he did not stop until the
plai tiIf bid ON the lots, and tie defendant
claimed the sie was not valid. He denied
that the piaintiff paid him $50 or any other
sum. He admitted that plaintiff had fillrd
up the lots, but cliined he never author
lied him TO do so. Verdict for The plaintiR
for $63. ....-.. a...Ss.-
John Wipdler against Annie Windler.
The parties we're married in 1871. This pc
tition of the plaintiff was dismissed, and
The defendant asks for a divorce on her
eross-petition on the ground OF extreme
cruelty.
| The defendant proved that the plaintiff
had struck her and blaekened her eye;
! that he ordered her to drink q half a bottle
of poison aud he would take the other half
| because he did not want her to survive
him; that he accused her Of unthastity
and used profane epit'ets toward her. 4
| The defendants nj ,ther and several
other Witnesses spike in The highest terms
Of the character " the defendant.
| The case was 'asen under advisement
| MotIons in all the Courts except No.
Superior. ... -..,..,....... ..
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14
Building Permits.

FIJI. Klayer, tnree-and-a-half-story brick,
northwest corner Linn and York streets;
$1,000.
Conrad Fasse, two-story frame, Wayne
street, near Concord; ", 100
\ CT. dickson. two-stoiy brick, Morris
street, nelr Gilbert avenue; $4,000.
w. Bryan, addition to two-stsry frame.
M. 156 Eastern avenue; $500.
p. J. Bolinger. two-aDd-a-half story
brick, Ohio avenue, near Parker street;
S3, $40. :.
James O'Connell. fye-stOry brick, No. 70
w. Fifth street; $1,000
/ J. A. Anderson, addition to one-stOry
brick. No. 341 Bayinitler street; 1910.
I JOS. Siebtr, two story brick, Madison
Pike, near Woodburn avenue; SO, GOO.
\ Oliver Perrin, four-story brIck. southeast
cnrner Commerce and Cherry Alley
$40, 900.
I john Blair & Son to rebuild two-story
brick, Canal near Elm; 800.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14
AL oU UBUKBAN.
VlNCENN ES. I'm d.

Mr.. I. TT. L,ebshutz received telegram
from Chicago informing him of the sadden
death of Ii $ brother in-law, MIR. H. Straup,
Il Wholesale manufacturer of blueins and
we'll known here.
WEpDINa-Th Schuenfield-C nup-
tials took place last Tuesday evening at tue
r, sidence of the brides parents No. 100
Eth h street, Evansville. There were
few relatives and intimate friends present.
From the house they all adjourned to
Turner's Hall, where reception and ban-
quet was held to twoshlipdie | guests
The presents were numerous and beauti-
full. Thirty-three coIgratulatoiy telegr,ms
were received. Rabbi Vidayar performed
the ce emon. The bride, most beauti-
full brunette. was attirei in cream gros
grain, trimmed in jessamines entwined
with point lace, bridal vail, with
a bouquet of natural flowers
the groom in the costume de rigeur.
Among the strangers present ere noticed
Miss Ella Loswepthal. Leavenworth, Kan;
Miss Julia Calm, Chicago; Miss e 'sa Hart
ung, Mt. Vernon; Mrs. Guadelfiuger, Chi
cago; Miss Nora r ,ser, Ma iisopville.
Kentucky; Mr. and Mrs. s. S, hoenfeld.
PARENTS Of groom, Vince mes; Miss lille
Schoenfeld, sister; Louis Sch enfield.
brother of groom; Lnte Vile and Nathan
Hamburger. ali of Vincennes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Schoenfeld will
make this their home. All returned home
Wednesday night. including The bridal
couple, who have the best wishes Ut all.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14

lurpentine heavy aI 29@29Hc Rosin dull at
81 S5@l 42lS. Tallow firm at 696 1-6c for West
ern Eggs steady at ic@1lc for fair to choice.
Dry goods Business continues quiet in all depart.
ments. Cotton goodsiu very isht demand at inst
hand, but jobbsfs doing lair trade by means of
low pr,ces Prints quie, and Aliens light fancy
prints reduced to exc Lawns and wide prints in
fair request, and ginghams moving steadily.
WOolen goods quiet and steady.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14
Death Record.
The following deaths nave oeen placed ON
racfr,1 si noe our last repf,rt: l.

The following deaths nave oeen placed o.
record since eur last reDert:
George Crap erhaus. IN months, city.
Joseph Kshotf, 4H,ypars, cit.
AdoIph Elberfeld, ~ years, city.
Flora Remers, 2H ears, city.
Lille Fogg, % years, city.
Hen,y Wischniayer, year, city.
Bertha Micke. So ears, Germany.
Nina Darpe. 5S ears, Germany.
/ rsaline Schuler. n years, Germany.
Sophia Polimann. 3H years, city.
Catherine Keeran, u years, Ireland.
Patrick Doyle. 33 wears, Ireland.
Sauie BMrkam, 2M years, Iowa.
Paulna Weber, years Miss ,uri.
Arthur Hewett. 80 years, Eugl md.
John Lube, A Years, unknown.
Elizabeth Henkinr, 40 years, U. s.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14
Marriage Lioenssh

Thetoiiowing marriage licsnses nave beer
issued since our last reDort: -
Wm. Eggert and Kate Dierkin.
cIas NJ. Smith and Iibbie G. Elliott.
Geo. Nicliols and Nellie Shay.
THIS. Smith and Hattie Williams.
VIM. A. Schroth and Emilia Weis.
John Schweiler and Lanisa Bayer.
Frank karch and Dora Diffner.
Fred. MoorsaB and May A. Arssman.
Mt. Albert sehwiil celebrated his thirty
ninth birthday anniversary yesterday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14
THE COUg'rS
POLICE.

POLICE
Drunk-John Smith, VIM. Hart, g.;
Thomas Spencer, 81; Mary Kelly Thomas
Barrett. James Stokes. James Donnelly,
James Apgsr, $5O30 eI er
Disorderly Condnct-Pat Kearney, r.
Meyer, J,,6n Miller. B. Gfannocker, II.
Keller, So; Jerry Campbell. Lizzie Roach,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14

A boy named F. LAWN, residing at
No. 365 Court street, was thrown down by
another DO in front OF the Eli hth-street
S4ho,l-housa this morning and had his ieft
arm broken. go -, f..~ ~ .f~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14

Mr.. Christ tIoeflen, tine pioneer brewer
Of Elm street, was sixty-two years old YES.
terday. ..'- 4 W
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14

The County Commissioners transacted
no business OF interest at their meeting to-.
dav
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14

The following shows tns range OF quotations
and the amount OF sales to-day at the New FORK
Stock Exchange. received by Lea. Sterrett& Co.,
28 West Third street:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14

The front of the Hammnnd-street Sta
tion-house is being cleaned in a fine man
ner by Turnkey Cunningham and some
dodgers. Guess Cunningham has the house-
cleaning fever. ...
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14

The case of William Woodson, the
eolored man charged with murder will be
tired IN the last of this nonih.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14

Hon. Noah II. Swayne, Associate JUS
tice of the United States Supreme Courb
will arrive in the city Saturday evening
and will hold Circuit Court with Judge
Baxter, commencing Monday at ~ O'clock.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14

The interest among the delegates is some.
what suhsiding.
Rev. DR.. Chalfant furnished q beautiful
bouauet for the Secretaries desk.
Bishap Andrews is splendid disciplin-
arian and second Gushing on parliament
ary law. .4..,..-
The reception given Bishop Hurst by
the Alumni at the Emery Hotel was a
most enjoyable affair.
( Bishop Wiley will sneak at the anniyer-
sary Of the American Bible Society at
Louisville next Sunday.
( DR.. J. II. Vincent delivered an interest
ing lecture at Trinity Church on the sub
ject, THAT B Us Sister,"
Philip Phillips appears at Wesley Chapel
tonight in his concert OF sacred song and
lecture OIL his tour around the world.
John L Perry. allsq, will give his lecture
on "rhe Credibilily OF HistOFy"f fthisAessll-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14

Charles Carroll, an ex-polieeman, was
before judge Wilson, CHARGED with ASSAULT
ing B. J. Strtkenberg with intent. to kill.
He waived examination, and was bound
over TO ap, ear before the Grand Jury.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14

The following are the Opening and the El5 D.
m. uuotat,ons of the New YORK Excnaiige
as received by Lea, Sterrett Co., rs West Third
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14

WILMINGTON, DEB, May I3-Ex- Senator
James A Bayard is much weaker to-day
and apparently sinking rapidly.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14

| HOGS-Market active and firm: Common ~ 10
@3 81, fair to GOOD 81 1904 40. choice "a 30@4 10
| p GENITAL gross -
| CATTI.E--siarket steady and prices unchanged.
| SLEkP-Market quiet AMI steady ana un-
changed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14
FINANCIAL

''+" CfrcIrN ATT. May H-2P. M.
Eastern Exchange Ia firm ana quiet. Rates
at paf to 100 buying and at l10 premium selling.
Sterfng IN moderase inquiry and down at
"a $50 for sight and "a S5h for 80 DAYS per e.
Government bonds steady and no quOtable
change. LEGAL rates as follows: