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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

Eleventh, District.

Monday. Tuesday. H'e,fnesiay and TAw.iay. S,I,.
tsmLsr 6fh. ia. STA asd 9fk. 1850,
AT J0liUA l.. wRIGiIT'S HOTEL.
LIST Precinct;
Friday, SsPfsHber l0th. 1850.
At RIDGELY'S FORCES. FORMERLY wM.
BLACkISTON'S.l PHILADELPHIA
TURNPIKE, I'd Precinct.
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Legal Notices.

HNIIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
for Baltimore county, letters Of administration on
the estate Of
LAURA II. WALTERS,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
.claims against the said estate are hereby warned
20 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof To
the subscriber,
on or 5.Jo,e the Th day Of Marck, lssi;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of August,
1880 JOHN 4. TYSON,
Aug. lit. Administrator.
VNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
l. scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
for Baltimore county, letters Of administration ON
the estate Of
FREDERICK II. BLUME,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof To
the subscriber,
on or beJore tie ia day .f March, 1851;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted TO said es-
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 10th day Of August.
1850. CAROLINE BLUME.
Aug. lit Administrative.
V,mIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters Of adminstrs-
ton on the estate OF
CASPER sTEINE,
late Of said county, deceased. An persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber,
on or before the 7h day Of March, 1851;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said cs
tate are requested TO make immediate payment.
NaNSa All 4.
JOHN q. CARTER,
Aug. It'll Administrator.
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WANTED uMMEDIATELY..-
w CAL AGENTS on the life Of General
James A. Garfield. by Carleton" the popular.
brilliant and fascinating writer. The finest bio
graphical publication which will be onersdso can
vassers during the eampaiga. Liberal ter,ns Cor
territory. dc. Apply At once TO JOHN NJ. HoL-
LAND CO.. 60 Arch ST., Phila. Aug. 7.-4t.
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Jurors for the September Term.-Thc
Jurors for the September term ofthe Circuit Court,
which commences on the 6rst Monday Of tho
month. were drawn by Judge Yello,t ON Monday
last. as follows:
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From Hereford. 7.h District.

from Hereford, TIN District. Eas'asss
Goof--- fai.r"rs hsa,.-. Isiiii... d-.--nusiness
seems To- be goo! in all branches aud msehanies
are bu,ily engaged. there being considerable
building in the upper end 81 the county at this
time.
The Misses Litsinger are about to commence
the erection Of new dwelling. the contract having
already been given out 90 skilled mechanics.
The line new dwelling erected by Mr.. John T..
Mays. Was unfortunate. Afier the building Was
up IL Was discovered that a cellar vail defer.
tive and IL had TO be taken down, the house In the
meantime being supported by huge props.
Politics are getting lively in this district. We
already have two fairfield aud Arthur eiabs. The
ono at Hereford meets every other Tuesday night
and already has aiarge number Il member. The
Republicans are in excellent spiritf and propose
making a united and strong fight. a. the iast
meeting 81 this club some O. names we're added to
the list 81 members aud arTaiRements wsre male
for ra-ing pole aud purchasing a flag. The
club will meet on the evening of the 9Th. Al
which time Mr. J. J. Starr will deliver an address
on the principles ofthe Reppbliean party.
The Hancock made an effort 30 raise q elah
at Hereford but met With indifferent success. II
l. too small Ia be called 'clab" and would more
properly be designated ~ switch" Il consists
Of one 81 the faithful a president. tuo of his
mighty sons and very Few more.
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ess-The Tamnany aud Tilden Democracy Of
New York are in more trouble. John Kelly has
called State convention bu, the Tiiden faction
will not pay any attention to |, and will hold
little side.show Of their own. The "superb' has
sbou. as much chance In that State as he ass
In Ohio.
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Yoursh nistrief

Moaday, Tassday, Wedassday. 7Anrsday aad
Friday. S.pfs@Gsr 6sh. ia, siA, 9h and ihA.
1880,
AT THE STORE or WIN. l.. SIIRIvER,
REISTERSTOwN.
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From chase's Station, ia,h District

FROM Cnhee u Sthtious A<tu DibtFtCt.-s
y. Pc Nie-A Trial II !NfrsHg'k -AsriassG. DC.
The Union pic ME 81 Ebeneser and fihey
Grove. was held on the nth inst. and provsl q
very successful affair. Much credit T. due the
superintendent. Mr.. MiibuTn. Who vas assisted by
Mr.. Gail. for their able mana cement. The com
mittee 81 arrangements was Messrs. Thos. Rollins.
John Asher. Henry Rollins, Joseph Earl and Mrs.
Stevens, Mrs. Earl, Mrs. Sheridan and Mn.
Meeks. The attendance vas large, many being
present from baltimore. Port Deposit and else
where. II 10 said 10 have been the largest and
mos, enjoyable picnic held a, iiarewood Park
this summer.
Al Hardwood Park on Saturday last there uss
. test of strength between several citirens In
striking n machine With the fist. and the best
scores were made by Thomas Hughes. $40 III.
and benjamin nowen. IL CaTolrs Island. sae H..
few days ago q. Stevens, an employee of the
H., y. W. railroad, fell "a . hand-car and
broke ono 81 his ribs. lie was attended by Dr.
Tydings X.
The account Of a trip 20 Pen. Mar, cent by our
correspondent. is too lengthy for publication In
our local columns. We have already Published
several ietiers on this subject and have no room
for any more.-ErS.l
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Fifth nisfrirt.

Monday. Tuesday,. Wednesdsy, Tknr.day and
Friday. S.p,emter 9Th. IA. sra. oh "nd
i0fh. 1850,
AT JACkS0N'S WHITE HOUSE.
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Two LOAN-el. 200 ON fIRsT.cLAss
J. SECURITY. Apply 10 or address
NJ. W, OPfUTT,
July 17.-H. rowsoptowa.
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18th District Republicans. Garfield
and Arthur eiab Of the Ilth district will hold a
meeting at Refers Greenwood Hall, on Saturday
evening. August 2sth. when NJ. q. Parker Bosley
viii deliver an address. A large attendance IL
pected. Arrangements are on foot looking 90 the
holding d grand barbeese In the fall and lively
times may Be expected In the il,h district before
November "a.
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Ninth District.

NHWNU WbNUEHVNs
Monday, SsI.isn,Jer 9th. 1850,
At JUSTICE COLES OFFICE. wAvERLY.
ist Precinct
Tuesday a"d "Wednesday. S,pien,I-r 7h a"d Sfh,
1850,
At JUSTICE DORsEY'S OFFICE, WOOD
BERRY, I'd Precinct:
TkHrs,fay, September 9fh. 1850,
AT MccORMIck'S HOTEL on THE HAIR
FORB ROAD. sd Precinct;
Friday. .S.pfes,Jer iOfh. 1850.
At WATKINS RESTAURANT. TOwSON.
TOWN, I'd Precinct.
Tenth District.
Nonday. Tassiay. Wednesday. TAnr.dsy and
Friday. September 9Th, ia, stk. va and
l0fh. 1850,
AT SHADES TAVERN.
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Coiored Campaign Ciub.-A 9Th district
correspondent writes: "a eolorel Garfield aud
Arthur club was organized at Pincy Grove. 9TH
election district on the 9Th inst. with the follow
ing officers President, Joseph Wilmington: vice
presidents, Allen whittington, George Whiting.
aud Chas. Thompson secretary, Nimrod Thomp-
son; eorresponding secretary. Samuel Thompson Z;
treasurer, John Minnigrr. The einb n0w has IS
members and the number will be greatly increased
during theeamrsign. The notice which appeared
in the Feapie'. Tsio, against Mr.. Jos. Trainor
and the Republicans here on the occasion 81 a
Republican meeting. has not met the approval of
many Democrats who considered IL uncalied for
and unnecessarily abusive. aud several have de-
elared their intention of voting for GARFIELD
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Fun at the Grove.-on Tuesday afternoon
next, nj I o'clock, there will be lots Of fun at
Grooin's Dairy Grove. consisting of whecbarrow
aud sack races. creased pole climbing. de-, to be
followed by dance. For particulars sec a'lver-
tisement
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Miscellaneous.
NOTICE OF REMUNERATION.

IN -
The undersigned, Officers of Registration for the
various Election Districts Of Baltimore county,
appointed by the Governor Of Maryland, in ae-
cordance with the provisions Of the Registration
Law, passed at January Session, 1879, having
taken the oath Of Office before the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county, rs directed by
said act for the purpose Of discharging the daies
Of said Office, they will meet Ia their respective
Districts at the following times and places named
below:
First District.
Mosiay aad Taesday. Sspies,Lsr 6fh aad Ia. 1850,
AT X. W. KILPATRICk'S CAT0NSvlLLE
HOTEL;
Wsdnesday. SspfeMLer sfk, 1850.
AT MccAULEY'S, ELLIc0TT'S CITY,
and 90 ThHrsdoy and Friday, September gh aad
I0h, IsSO,
AT sTIEFEL's, ON THEFREDERICK ROAD.
SECOND District.
Monday, Tmesday. WedHe.day. TAarsday aad
Friday. Stpie~ser ca, ia, sih, Oh oad ioh.
At RANDALLsT0wN.
Third District.
Monday aad Tuesday. SspfsmLer 9Th aud ia, 1850,
HAMMETT's THkEE.MILE HOUSE, REFS.
TERST0wN TURNPIKE;
At w2R l sEEy'ES.MIIR III HOUSE ,ir: i.
REIsTERsT0wN TURNPIKE;
Friday, SspiemLsr lOih, lss0,
At THE TEN-MfLE HOUSE, REIsTERS.
TOWN TURNPIKE.
Fourth District.
Moaday, Tassday, Wedassday. 7AHrsday asi
Friday, September 6sh. 1h, sth, 9h aad ibth.
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Church Dedication. Michael's Germas
Lutheran church. near Perry Hall. 18th district.
which has lately been rebuilt by Mr.. J. Walter.
will be dedicated on Sunday. August 22nd. Rev.
Mr.. Pister. Of Baltimore, will preach the dedica-
tory sermon. A hnc new bell has been placed on
the church.
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Driving Accident.-fred'k Helm, . well.
known Iiighiandtewn butcher, while driving near
the Court House on Thursday. turned = corner
while going at high rate Of speed when one Of
the wheels Of his wagon gave way and he was
thrown about twenty feet, injuring him qsite Sc
seriously about the hips.
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The undersigned, Officers of Registration for ,h'
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Letters from the Democratic Nominees.
MIR. James J. Lindsay, secretary Of Democrat
ic Association No. !, Of the ilth district, has
ecivcd letters from Gen. W. s. Hancock and Hon.
VIM. II. English. accepting and returning thanks
fer congratulations. 4c.. rendered them by that
Association.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-20

at IE@i1lc and soft woeisn 59ae per ID.
7oSsoe and an stove owe cast asst at sos5oc Per ioS lbs
Seed quiet and steady. Flax at 81 lO@l 20 pei
bu; Hungarian grass seed S5@soc. German
Salt: Ohio River and Kanawha far demand al
s e eS and ?. e5 OF ea
starcn in moderate demand and market steady.
en- gloss SIC. diamond gloss &C, S5zses4c per
pound.
Soap is in fair demand and quiet. German SC.
extra olive 4s4c, family 4c per ID: German N
olive 4ssc blue4e, amber 5'se per lb; white s. 70
Timers stock Fair trade and steady Quoted:
Zinc slab. 7H@Sc: sheet. 9@95c; block TN. Zocg
2ee: solder 16glsc; copper ingots 26H; bot, sin
plate. L c, ss5e so. and I x S1ls12 so per box
Tallow in demand at 5s4c for City and $40 for
Country rendered per lib.
String, beans 75c@sl per bu. Onions q sO@s So 70
so per brl or S1@1 25 per bu.
Wool quiet and easy with more @ nbera, otteTe aeg
26c; coarse clothing 26(027c; medium do, 2S@30c;
combing and delaine S093lc. Fleece-washed--
Fine merino, 40@41c: coarse clothing, Ss94oc'
1oa4se Tub ssaaoe good TO
choice 44@4ec.
Woooenware quiet and steady. We quote;
eight. So % as 25 per nest: No l. Ss 50@9 so: NO
81 5O@S; No, 3, Sc 5097 per dozen. buckets two
hoops, 81 9092,. and three-hUop, 81 1902 % per
dozen; churns No l, 81 50(0l0 No. 2. IS 5099, ana
No. 8. 81 5097 per dozen.
TOBACCO.
The offerings of leaf tobacco at the auction
warehouses to-day were $40 hhds, as follows:
141 hhds Mason County, Kentucky-1 hid at
s. 20, at 81 3O l at 50 20, at $l3 25; lS7 hhds
new-26 hhds at Ss@5 80, 25 at S6@7 95, IL at SS9
. IS. 43 at SlO9A Is, 27 at S15@19 75
ITO hhds new Brown County. Ohio-10 hhds
at s. 9oa5 75 8 at Sc o5@7 so. IS at ss@9 co. Al
at S1O914 rs, 81 at S15@19 rs. 2 ar $40.
10 hhds owen County, Kentucky hid at
SIS 25, at $40; II hhds news hhds at "a O@
5 90 at S7(07 So 4 at SS99. at $11 @13 rs.
70 hhds new Pendleton County. kentucky-1S
hhds at S5 90. at SO 757 95. 15 at IS 1909 80,
% at Sl0(014 So 2 at SIS 25d17 70.
12hhds new one County, Kentueky-1 Ind
at S CO. at S6@7 4O 2 at 90 0999 10, 2 at S12 ESQ
"a Sc, 2 at SIG 555417.
hid new West Virginia at 60c.
hhds new Eastern Ohio-3 at 81 1905 20, al
50 co. 2 at 50 15G9 40, at S10911 rs.
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CORNCRACkER CURRENTS.
Knickknacks Knocked Together in Old
KentuckE.
Specials to the Star.

Specials to the Star.
SPRING LICK, May 20.-A Young man by the
name of George Duncan, VINO resided about four
les from this place. while ON q visit to a neigh
Dor last Saturday, took shot gun from a rack and
at TEN pied to look into the muzze when the
hammer struck chair. which caused discharge,
the entire contents taking effect in the neck and
producing death in less than two minutes.
DANvILLE. May 20-SeveraI prominent gentle
men of Boyle County, who interested in the
protection of fish in the streams of that part of the
State held meeting at Danvile, Saturday, to
arrange for the organization of a fishing club.
owINGsvILLE, KY, May 20-The residence O
Mrs. Lyons who lives near Wyoming. in this
county, was burned to the ground yesterday. The
cause of the fire originated in the stove
SOMERSET, KY, May 20.-Hon. VIM. Mckee
Fox fell from skIff into the Cumberland River,
at Z o'clock last night, and was drowned. His
body has not yet been recovered as the river at
that point is very deep. He was an able lawyer.
GREESTowN. May 20.-Richard Evans. who shot
and killed John L. Offutt. of Newtewn. in this
county, last Thursday. had his trial at Newtown
yesterday and was acquit I'D.
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VEGETINE.
Vegetine
Will Cure rheumatism.
URRANA q Fob 10 1877

URBANA. O., Feb. 10, 1877
Mr. H. r. STEvENs-Dear Sir: feel greatly
indebted to your excellent med cine, Vegetine
for what it has done for me. l have been SUBJ
jected to .Rheum att ism all my life. Was attacked
with it three years ago. and suffering terrible
pains in my chest. back and limbs for six or eight
months, at which time commenced using Veg
tirelF cured by It. md scarcely used half Dot
tie until the rain had left me, and mT general
health began to improve rapidly under influence
of this great blood purifier. had also suffered
dreadiully from Nasal Catarrh for seven or
eight years After taking the first bottle of Veg
etine noticed great change for the better. The
constant pain and heaviness that had over my
eyes for years disappeared, and the discharge of
mueus from the head ceased. My appetite got
better, and strength seemed to come with every
dose of medicine. Too much can not be said in
its favor; and l always take pleasure in recon-
mending it to my friends whe may be suffe ing
from any disease of the blood, for feel satisfied
If they try 1t they of cure.
lam. very respectfully, yours,
.. 80 - J. II. RHODES
Manager Western Union Telegraph Once, Ur-
bana o.
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quotations nominal. Corn duh but firm; sales O.
5000 bushels at 45c Oats held at sskac; demand
| firm and unchanged
Opened at $500 bid for old. and closed at s5e;
at SIZE bid for old. Petroleum in New YoEk &
at 7ssc.
e,p ss nsy ssS s sssi qs g yuns
& essssI s 1o: % Corn fir@er Western SiAa5l5se;
@4s14c. Oats: firm: No. 2 white, 45@4sc. Rye
| firm at Ssc.
LIVERPOOL, May ao.-Flour 1oa12s Cd: Wheat:
Winter. es sd@10s Sd: Milwaukee red, 9s@l0s:
California white. 9s@10s Cd; California Club,
es 1od@los 4d. Corn; As 1o1ed, Cotton dull: MID Mid
| ding uplands, 1l-16d: m1ddling Orleans, 64d.
Sales to-day 5000 bales OF which 500 bales are for
export and speculation.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 2O.-Four: New process.
gPade s. 5o@i a b%eSwheaf iSS S 5o@s Per barrel
Wheat steady: NO. red spot at 81 I2@l l5%
cSE1 ssady 6as ssh seaag %1sa %he se
mixed, 32@33c Rye firm: S5c. Bsan $i5@l5 so
per t2n.
BOSTON. May 20 Flour steady and firm
@65O: Wisconsin extras S6a6 so: Minnesota do,
Sc 5O97 90; winter wheat. ONO a ID Mich1gan.
a Louis ' 81 S' a5@s Is; % Wisconsin ana S Minnesota
patent process spring wheat. 81 75t09 80; winter
9s so eI39a G15n %bsa ze So whites
tOl5O1ac: No. mixed and No. white. 49@49c.
fin e ,95c 9$1.
LOUISVILLE KY, May 2O.-Flour: Quiet at last
prices. There is a regular but moderate demand,
with prices ruling steady Patent S7@S, choice fan
cy $6a6 so, plain fancy IS 60@5 90 extra s4@4 20,
Wheat Demand good. with small offerings, and
prices ruled firm. We quote PRIME at 81 O591 o.
Corn: Active and steady at quotation. We quote
shelled corn 4O for Mixed 43f944c for white,
on track levee; ear corn 45c on arrival Barley:
Nominal. Rye: We quote bids at 6o@92c per bu.
Oats xuar M PhangpS We
quote mixed ct 351ae, and white at sS936Rc in
81 O6.
NEW ORLEANS, May 20-Noon.-Pork steady at
S11 25@1I 81. Dry salted shoulders quiet loose.
4.30e; packed, 41ac Bacon quiet; shoulders, 42sci
and firm at 914@iOc for large to medium. Lard
quiet al 7ske. Receipts-Pork, 162 barrls meats
none bacon casks no boxes; sed hams anm ~ eTGes res
re. Molassss nominal: fair, $sa40c: prime,
molasses, brl. Whisky steady; choice Cincfn-
natl. 81 1901 II; Western, 81 o6@1 o. Louisiana,
81 08. Receipts. 19l brls-
NEW YORK. May ao.-Flour dull and without
aedeeo eheae DO. e5nge s sees 7s supoSns
choice & 'ead do Do, s. eea7 90; choice white Wheat
sss @ Wheat niss snd sPrng m;ont an ena
do May, 81 S5}}s@l 81; do June, $ 26}19l 261s
Corn is without decided change with moderate
business; mixed Western, spot, 52AQ55c; do fu-
ture, 491s@53c Oats firm and quiet; Western
43@5oc. Beef unchanged: New plain mess
SO 5O@1O 90; new; new extra do, $l0@19 So
Pork steady new mess s1l so. Lard fir.a and quiet
steam rendered. 100 Butter unchanged and
quiet Cheese steady at 9@121ac for poor to
choice Whisky nominal; Western. 81 12@s Is
and moderate demand. Petroleum quiet and
firm with fair demand. Rye fairly active with
Coffee quiet and firm Freights steady. Spirits
al 42%. Tallow steady at 1.16@6 s16c for
Western. Eggs steady at i01a@114c for fair to
choice.
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went to the gun counter, and, seizing six
shooter of 38 caliber, rushed to the stairs,
and just as Roa reached the top landing
Kohl blazed away at him. Tue first shot
struck him in the lett arm, breaking the
bone.
Roa turned to see who did the sheeting,
when another shot was fred at him, the
ball from this shot striking him in the
rectly in front of him and succeeded in
getting in the room just in time to escape
being hit in the head by the third shot.
Kohl fed and has not yet been captured.
Roa was taken to the Office of Dr.. Amery,
On Vine street, near Ninth, and from there
to the hospital. DR.. Amery probed for the
ball which entered the side, but was unable
to find it. 1t is probable it has entered the
lungs. The wound is a very dangerous
one, and Roa's recovery would be miracu-
Ions.
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HIMSELF A TARGET.
The Proprietor of a Shooting Gallery Prob.
ably Fatally Shot,

dastardly attempt to assassinate Jo-
seph Roa, the proprietor of shooting gal
lery at No. 372 Vine street, was made this
morning by young man eighteen years
OF age named Nicholas Kohl. son of Kohl
The tailor, corner Thirteenth and Main
streets.
1t seems that for some time past young
K CHI has not been living at home, and has
spent the biggest part of his time around
the shooting gallery-in fact, having been
employed there a short time ago. He was
discharged, but still continued to make the
gallery his loafing place.
Last night Kohl slept in the side en-
TRANCE adjoining the gallery. This morn
ing Roa. although not caring particularly
about having Kohl around the place, treat
ed fllna respectfully, and sent him after a
pint of beer. The beer was drank by Kohl
and Roa, when the latter started up stairs
to do some rspairing on an old sofa.
! The gallery was closed up at the time,
and Kohl wanted to follow Roa up stairs
The latter told him not to come up. Kohl
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Especial River Dispatches to the sta-.

1
BROWNSVILLE. May 2O-11:02 A. M
River feet inches and stationary
Weather fair. Thermometer $50. Wine
northeast.
HINTON, w. Va, May 20-S:5! A. NJ
New River 1 foot inches and stationary
Weather cloudy. Thermometer $40.
CHARLESTON, May 20-S:51 A. M.-Kan
awha River 3 feet inches and falling
slowly. Weather partly cloudy. Their
momster 75o. Wind southeast. HEAVY
rain last night
IRoNroN, O., May 20-11:37 A. M.-Rive,
6 feet 6 inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and slfoweripg rain this morning
and indications of more. Thermometer
$50. The Robt. PEBBLES up yesterday ev-
ening and left fifteen freight cars for the
Ironton Railroad. The Andes down at
1870 a. nj. D. T. Lane and tow empties up
,at $40 and the Bostona at 1O:40 a. m to-
day. Capt. Woodward, of towboat Raven,
came down on the Andes from Point Pleas
ant.
Boat Hands GOSSIP.
The upper river is beginning to approach low
water mark, but the boats are making the most of
The City of Portsmouth leaves at D. M for
Chilo.
The Bonanza returned to Portsmouth at noon,
The Will Kyle commenced loading this morn
ing and will leave for New Orleans Saturday
The Fashion left last night for Evansville with
fair trip.
The Ohio No. will leave for Pomeroy this
evening.
the Ohio No. 4, Fleetwood. Bonanza. Will lyle
City of Portsmouth. Gen. Lyle and Gen. Pike.
The Ohio No. this morning reshipped nifty
Kegs of nails on the mail boat bar. Louisville.
YANKToN. May A.-''There is trouble again at
the scene of last summers washout the mouth of
the Rhine. and there is every prospect that the
lowed up in Jew days. The Missouri is cutting
in rapidly and there now only remains about a
rod OF soil between the river and the bridge The
current is setting in strongly against hecrum.
bling bank and it is going in rapidly. There is
great danger that oil of the bottom land occupied
by the shops will be washed out Dy the river
Council Bluffs. May Ii: Captain Conway a
Missouri River steamboat captain of long exne-
rience gives 1t as his positive opinion that barr-
ing on the Missouri River above Kansas CITY Is
not practicable except in short seasons of high
water. and hence can not be relied upon for the
carrying trade in competition with the rail-
ways. But he is equally confident that a line
of steamboats, plying between st. Louis and
Council Bluffs would pay its owners hand
solnely as well as put immense sums of money
this part of the West Capt C nway's thoroueh
knowledge of Missouri River navigation entities
his opinions to great weight. He Knows the Mis-.
souri, Intimately from the Yellowstone to its
mouth, and has fun knowledge of the transnorta-
tion business in all Its details.