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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14
The Miles Benefit.

The testimonial benefit last night to Mr..
I e J. Miles. Manager of the Grand Op-
efs-house, was an immense success. The
house was completely filled with as fine an
audience as it ever held.
The audience was good.humored, bob"
vas happy, and the show first-class and
there was enough of it.
FIRST came Colonel Nick Roberts "Span-
III Students" whose Performance was very
warmly received. They were twice re-
Gnlled.
Then came the Amateur Minstrels, with
fob Morgan, Frank Dunnie, AL. Thayer
and Nick Roberts as end men and Bob
Miles as interlocutor. They told not a
single stale joke and gave a most satisfac.
tsry round Of fun. Bob Miles was pre-
ssnted with some beautiful pieces of floral
work, and in response to the. hearty ap.
plause thanked the audience for the rous
fn< testimonial and said few good-natured
things In that graceful and easy manner
for which he is remarkable.
'Lucretia Borgia," with Miss Ada Gray
- the titular role concluded the entertain
nsnt. Between the third and fourth act.
q the play Mr.. John McCulloush-whs
lad come to the city per special train frou
D. Louis-recited the "Stowaway-A Littl.
Hero" In exquisite style. He was pre-
ssnted with beautiful floral Tyre by an un
known friend, and encored to the echo, bu
bsing unprepared to recite anything else
he was compelled to return his thanks ant
bev himself away. Tie house footed ul
uAarly 81, 400.
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Shadows Of Coming Events.

Judge Baxter will arrive here next Mon
day to try the Ambrose case.
Philip Phillips will lecture this evening
at Wesle, an Chapel NJ. E. Church.
The Young Mems Republican Club meet.
this evening at Eschenbrenner Hall, Vine
and Mercer streets.
The strawberry festival to be given BY
the ladies of the Home Mission Church has
been postponed till the 2lst.
Rev. J. P. Newman, D. D., will lecture
at McKendree M. e. Church Monday ever
ing, May 17tn, for the benefit of the church.
The pupils of the Conservatory of Music
will give recital this evening, at the
70 ms of the Conservatory, corner Eight
and Vine streets, at p. m., under the di
rection Of Miss Clara Bauer, the efficient
Principal of the School.
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ira number ninety-eight and are nearly all
here. The few remaining ones will arrive
in the morning.
The sOloists from the East and members
OF the orchestra arrived on the noon trains.
The rehearsal tonight will be the first one
with all the participants in the Festival
present
All the preliminary arrangements for the
great Festival are now made, and Tuesday
next the opening concert will be given to
one Of the largest audiences ever assembled
in Music Hall.
The arrivals at noon to-day were Miss
Annie Louise Cary, who stops at the Bur.
net House, and Signor Campanini, who i.
at the Grand Hotel. Both are familiar to
Cincinnati and great favoritea Mr.. Fred.
Harvey is not at hotel, preferring private
board. He is new tenor in the West, but
he comes with high reputation for ora.
torio singing. He is quite young man,
of English parentage, and native of San
tiago de Cuba. The celebrated Signor Er.
rani, with whom he studied. commends
him in the highest terms as Q reliable
singer and dilisent student
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Local Personal.


Mrs. M. B. Hagans returned to Chicago
last night.
Mr. Zeke Simon, Of the Probate Court,
has taken vacation and goes to Sandusky
to-day.
Mr.. Harry L. Lee. connected with the
firm of Walsh Il Kellogg, has gone to
San Francisco.
Miss Frances Willard, the well-known
temperance orator. is the guest of Mrs. A.
R. Clark, No. 169 York street.
James Green, engineer on the Southern
Railroad, was married yesterday to Miss
Retta Pappelm ell, Of Sumerset, KY.
Mr. Henry Wiethoff yesterday received
his commission and instructions as Deputy
State supervisor of Oils for Hamilton
County, the appointment to take effect
next Monday.
Miss Carrie Hornberger and Mr.. Theodore
Stockum were married evening before last
at the residence of the brides parents, Ne
671 Elm street, by Rev. Scholz, of St John.
Church, corner Of Twelfth and Elm streets
| The attendants were Mr.. Louis Stockum
and Miss Minnie Hornberger and Mr.
Henry Fries and Miss Kate Gerhardt. The
wedding wssone Of the events in German
circles over the Rhine.
Among the visitors to the May Musica
Festival from Chattanooga will be Charlie,
D. McGuffey, DR. J. II. Van Deman, L. M
Clark, James W. Berry, DR.. J. N. Lee
Thomas Crutchfeld. Misses Nellie Carlisle
Sallie Hooke, Mary Griffith, Kate Lyle
Mollie Eakin, Alice Green. LILLE Barton
Mrs Wren, Mrs Wheeler. and many 9th
ers. MIS- Mamie Rsrnes, Of Knoxville
Dra I. and G. Siedenecht, Mr.. Littieson
| Mia lica McEwen and Hon r Ryrd
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Netice to Take Dispositions.

4 DELAIDE BALL ,NTYNE, OF THE CITY
IA Of Lawrence, In the State of Kansas. wiz
take notice that in al action now pending in tho
Csu.t Of Common Pieas Of Hamilton County,
State OF Ohio, wherein Demas Ballantyne is plain
tiff and the said Adelaide Ballantyne is defend
ant, and numbered on the docket Of said Court -
case NJ 46, 710, and beng suit for divorce, that
Oh Wednesday, the I'd day of June, A. d. 1880, the
plaintiff, Denas Ballantyne. in SAID actltn win
take the dispositions of one Catherine Mulhern
and sundry witnesses to be used as evidence On
the trial OF said above named cause al the Law
Office of j. H. Webster, No. l2l Bank street, in the
City of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, be-
TWEEN the hours of O'Clock a. H. and o'clock
p. m of said day, and that the taking of the same
will be adjourned from day to day between Tho
same hours until they are completed.
DEMAS BALLANTYNE,
my75tF by Jac h r. IcGarry. his Attorney.
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NOTES AND NEWS.

NOTES AND NEWS.
Nicely done, boys.
Clevelands VS.. Cincinnatis to-day and TO-
morrow at the Ball Park.
One thousand and forty-seven people
witnessed the game yesterday.
The Clevelands played faultless field
ing game yesterday, and didn't make sim
gle error Our boys made only two.
Clapp, as usual, did some good batting
Yesterday just when 1t was needed. He
He seems to get his hits in almost the right
time.
The game this afternoon should draw g
tremendous crowd. Those who were not
,,,.Asent yesterday missed seeing the pret
TEST game that LAS osen played 1 .nis sea sea
son.
Smith did some beautiful playing on sec
ond base yesterday. He made double
play to Carpenter, and gathered in fly
way back between second base and the
short stops position.
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To Review the sugar Trade.
National Associated Press to the Star

BALTIMORE May IA meeting of merch-
ants and business men Of this city was held
at the Board Of Trade rooms yesterday
afternoon to protest against the present
laws regulating the sugar trade. and to take
steps looking to the revival of trade. Res :
lutions we're adopted requesting their Rep
resentatives and Senators in Congress tu
vote for the Carlisle Sugar Tariff Bill, the
passage of the bill being the first steps
necessary to restore Baltimore's lost suga,
trade; also earnestly requesting Southern
and commercial cities generally to urge
upon their Representatives, and Senators to
vote for and promote tine success of tie
Carlisle Sugar Tariff Bill. A committee
was app tinted to visit Washington to urge
the passage nf the bill.
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MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Burr Wright Ware died at his fathers
sesidence, No. 106 Broadway. yesterday
afternoon.
The Board of Examiners will, this
evening, have a trial of the charge against
Nr. Louis Mund.
Dr.. Vincent lectured to good audi
nce at the Trinity NJ. E. Church last even
hg on ''Thst Boys Sister,"
Frank Smith, of the Fire-alarm Tele-
e,aph, fell from q pole on Walnut Hills
hst evening and broke his right thigh
hone.
Judge Longworth has granted an in.
junction against the Eghth-street extern
slon of the Storrs & Sedamsville Street
Railroad.
Philip Phillips will give concert Of
sscred song and lecture on bis tour around
The world at Wesley Chapel tonight, be,
ginning at O'Clock.
Mrs Behret has been missing from hel
house, No. 60 thirteenth street, since
Thursday morning. She had become
aeranged through illness
The students of st. Joseph's College,
Q. West Eighth street, last night rendered
Bishop Elder complimentary entertain
Asnt at Robinson's Opera house.
Milk Inspector Manly reports the fol-
lowing dairies as being in bad condition
A. Lower, No. 63 Evans street, slop feeder,
Althy; VIM. Kaster, No. 100 Gest street,
hop feeder, filthy.
A meeting to express sympathy fol
Dennis Kearney was held on Fountain
Bquare last night. Speeches were made by
General Halpin, Messrs. Hoffman, Spohn
haynes and others
"Death from congestion Of the brain
brought on by the combined effects ol
whisky and chloroform." was the verdict o1
tAs Coroner, in the inquest held on the
hedy Of Robert G. Graham.
The Union Board of High Schools
net yesterday afternoon and recommended
The erection OF three additional rooms al
Woodward. Salaries and claims amount
i.g to s.. 100 were ordered paid.
One hundred and tifty-three species ol
marine FORMS obtained IN deep sea dredg.
ing under the United States Fish Com.
mission, have been shipped to the Cincin.
.ati Society of Natural History.
Frank Schooner, seventeen years oi
age, residing at No 62s Race street, was tc
have taken part in the exhibition at Rob
tnson's Opera House last evening. but b,
fAinted just before the exercises com
nenoed, and had to be taken home.
The trustees of the Slevin estate yes
terday submitted report of their work tt
The United States Court, and asked tn
Court to fix their compensation. The Mer
chants National Bank filed petition 70
dividends on $39, 500 worth of notes givel
BY B. & j. F. Slevin of st. Lauis and in
aorsed by J. 4 J. Slevin & Co., but omitted
from the original schedule.
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Amusement Notes.

Cincinnati says what she thinks ol
Bob Miles with a$1, 400 testimonial.
'saints and Sinn-rS' at Pike'a Next
week Barlow, Wilson, Primrose & Vests
Ninstrels.
Ada Gray at the Grand tonight as "Rutt
1redgett." Saturday matinee, Camille, u
with 25 cents admission to all parts of the
house.
Next week at the Grand Fun on the
BRISTOL"
At Heuck's Nick Roberts Spanish Stu
6ents' and "Humpty Dumpty." Mex
week Rentz-Santle, Novelty Company.
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Fire Alarms,

The alarm from Box 269 yesterday after
noon was caused by the burning of bale
sf hay in Giimartin's stable, on Hamilton
Road, near Blue Rock street. Loss trifing.
The burning out of a chimney at the
Great Western Butter Factory caused the
aaarm from Box l6 last night.
About half past eight clock last night a
bex of paper in the basement of A. E.
otte & Co. store, No. go West Fifth street,
iSnited through some unknown cause.
The blaze was extinguished without turn
isg in an alarm.
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Nav Festival Notes.

nim Amy Sherwin, the leading soprano OF
Ne Festival, arrived In the city last eve.
ring
Mas rehearsal tonight at which every
Dsnber Of the chorus il expected 10 be
ysessnt
The Festival Association has been grant
q tie use Of water for the cascade in Flora
Hall during the Festival.
q. Tie foreign membersef the crest orchss
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14

The preposterous claims made for very
many remedies have always disappointed
multitudes of people; but we are pleased
to recommend an article which can at all
times bs thoroughly relied upon. The
condition OF constant readiness for use,
with uniformity OF composition. renders
Hamburg Drops the safest and best remedy
for Dyspepsia, constipation, liver disease.
loss OF appetite, headache, and all diseases
loyieinating from impsxs blood.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14
Sporting News.

The Cincinnatis won hotly contested
game yesterday from the Clevelanda Dur
ing the first inning of the game sad acci'
dent occurred, resulting in Albert Hall
the left-felder of the Cleveland lads, break
ing his right leg. The following is the
SCORE:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14

Runs Earned-Chicago 2, Buffalo O.
Bases on called balls-Chieago 4. Buffalo /
Total first bases on errors-Ch cag0 8, Buffalo l.
Left ON bases-Chioago6, Buffalo 2.
Struck out-Chicago0 0, Buffalo 8.
Two.base hit-Gore.
Three-base hit-Flint
Passed Uall-Rowe1. l.
Wild pitch --Hornungl.
Umplre-Suliivan, Of Chicago.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 14.-Umpire
Daniels called the Providence-Troy game
to-day at the close of the second inning, on
account Of rain, the score standing: Provi-
dence, 8; Troy, 4. Troy batted Ward for
four singles, and Providence got two bases
ott Welch. The total errors of Troy we're
s, and Providence 4. Three hundred per.
sons Were present.
WORCESTER, MASS, May 14.-Only two
innings of the Worcester Boston game to
day were played on account of rain. The
score was to in Boston's favor. theil
runs being made while it was raining, and
the ball wet and slippery. The game viii
be played out Monday.
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THE DAILY STAR
THE WEATHE

WASHINGTON May 14-For Tennessee
nd the Ohio Valley, north and east winds
aighty cooler weather, clear or partly
cloudy weather. rising followed by station
~ barometer.
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CARRIAGE BUILDERS.
CARRIAGE BUILDERS.
D. W. MILLER & CO.,
Carriage Builders for the Trade
Corner st. Clair and Gano Streets.
LEGAL,
County Road Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A Pc
IN TITION will be presented to the Commission
ers OF Hamilton County, Ohio, at the next ser
sion, A. D. 1880, praying for the opening OF .
County Road, on the following linz, to-wic Be-
ginning at the intersection of North Road and
the west line of Section No. %, Town. No. 4. Frao-
tional Range No. q Spencer Townsh p. Hamilton
County, Ohio, near the southwest corner Of said
section, and running thence north OH the west
line of said sect ,l68 feet, more less, upal
the said North Road again intersccs the said sec
ton line
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FOR SALE.

TSoK II. WEBER's. $50 West
i, Fifth street, and ct Branch Store, 6se We3
Eighth street The best styles Of Boots and ehos
N the city for the least Money, n,u4o-@...,A aA,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14

II any trouble is attendant upon the
baby's teething don't hesitate to use Dr.
Bulbs Baby Syrup. 1t is invaluable. Price
25c bottle.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE - THE PERSONS NAMED IN THE
~ certificate of incorporation o the Dos Cabezas
Nj ming and Milling Company have opened books
for subscription to the capital stock of said com
pauy at No. 48 Pub ic Landing, City. On THU RS
DAY, May 20th, at M o'cI OK p. m, meeting oi
the stockholders will be held At the above named
place for the purpose of eecting five Directors oi
said incorporation, and for temporary organiza-
tiun WILLIAM w. 1ICE,
EDWARD M. BRADLEY,
WILLIAM H. SCiiRADER,
CHARLES y. HOPKINS,
Il. +. LLOYD, Attorney,
1nc0rporators.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-28

WHAT hECoMEs OF LILLIAN WlDows.--
There is no uniformity of custom 10 Hi, %
Tint no description OF what IL done by any ono
int Gao be taken as applicable to ull Tho 9TH
"r. Tho Struggling OF widows. however, that
'h'y might be turicd with their dc ad husbands
nms to have been everywhere practced. The
WHO" : brother Performs the operation and il
thetcotorWatd treated with marked RESPECT bv
bis brother III laws kius!ok. who resent him
ui'c' OF land, over which the stransliug c,rd
NJ hung up. Should he, however, f,iI to kin
h's slater, he Is desplscd. When woman il
about to be strangIed she il made To kuecl
i0wo. and the cord q strip ct the native elnlni
II placed around her beck. She ia then told 70
oxpcl her breath as long ns possible, ard whrn
she can endure no logger to stretch out her
hand as sgoa whereupon the cord is tight
encd, and soon all is over. IL is believed that
1t this direction DO followed lnsel sibility cn.ues
Immediately on the fgbtenipg of tho cord,
whereas If lnhalstion has tsken place there il
an interval of sutferiOg a. Lane F5r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-28
Mothers Hofhers.! Moii.crs,,,

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there ia no mistake sbou. i. There i; vs., u,
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will accompany each bottle. Mono genuine ~,
less tho facsimile OF CURTIS s i'ERklE5
is on tho outside wrapper Sold by Ill Mcdir,,,
Dealers. Twenty i've cents boit'o Buws:r q.
limitations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-28
Election ut Falls Church,

FALLS CnURCu. w., May 2S.-The Falls
Church town tltc lon yesterday was tho most
exaliing SIT c, the town was Incorporated, and
tho voters scattered around liks sheep, making
tickets 10 suit themselves. Tho te1c, and
boundary G1cs.lDl mentioned 10 previous
communication, entered very largely into tho
election, and some OF the champions, fer ioiru-
sion Oh tho highways. failed 10 poll moro thop
the votes Of Quo another. l.. IL. Colt vas very
generally scratched uDhcr tho Impression that
no would not servo il elected. and rs tho Couu.
CT have twice heretofore had to fill vscauci $
occurring by dc nation, and 10 o. oh Instance
have elected tho aamo man, and ho ono whom
the people hsvc never honnrcd With Al election,
The people dttcrninrd this timu to try and
elect their own Council.
Tho result OF tho poll showed: W. II.
Shrrv', Al; w. A. Duncan. A; Il. T.. Foote,
jr., 81; e. W. Manko. 81; &. b. Ives, 80; G.
Nj. Thomrson, -; W. N. I.yoch, ~ |. Gr,sr
man, 81; j. }. Muran. Is; l.. Parker, II: j,
Lee, II; J. Fl. Ench. !; j. s. Riley, t: l., h..
Cot, :; j. i. Gardner, =.
Tho hrit seven wero declared elcctad. and AZ
the Cour eli eltc; tho Mayor it is probable that
w. a. Duncan will be $ Laced for tho next
term.
Gao at the odd tnaturcs Of tho clt c i'm ia that
ny Law l. is repaired t, be held by the town
clerk and two ncmbus Of tho Courcil, and as
tho members Of Cout cl wero principally oaD-
didstes Tor Reelection, Two CT the candidates
held the election, counted tho ballots and Az
noucc2d their own clcctoo OUI,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-28

plFeICULT SURGICAL OPERATION. tu,-
c.I operation Of peculiar delicacy and diffe,l-
" was performed week or two ago, near Fan.
c1 Farm, 10 Bedford counly. BY Dr. Tbs. w,
bowgcr. OF Liberty, assisted by Drs. Sale and
and l2zArd. The subject Of tho operation was
tho wife OF d.. VIM. Jennings. who had been o
great sufferer fcr ms ny years from carous b,nas.
resulting from scrofu'n. Some years rco rho
'dy's tight limb was amputaled below tho
knee, 10 the hopo of relieving her from her suf.
lstlng and checking tho progress of her disease.
The clries CT the Dor C prctruied, however. and
became developed along tho left linb. So in
tense was tho pain which tho LADY suffered
frjm Its progress, that she begged OF her to,tor
to Cat III tbs lcft limb also, r!thoueh at tho
Tux ct her life. ard though The op,raIi, ~ might
nave tho ett,ct of shortening its extent. DR.
HoHyer consented, at tho urgent application Of
Mrs. Jennings. to undertake tho delicate one-
ra,loo. 10 order TO relieve her from the seonv
ltflioted by tho progress of the decay along tho
bono. from which she was never free. Tho
operation was skiliully and suc, fully ner
formed, and tho lady, though 80 sadly tisabied
IS dclng we'll. and bids fair to enjoy long OK.
s,mption from tho torture of vhioh, before. she
had been the vctim.-LNnchburg Nears.
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MOTlCE--ln thGSummons Of NJ ullip.pulu.!.
~ ing and Gxoocrat'on in tho Court OF $50
sion in Scotland, raised st tho Instance of Mr.:
Catherine Maitlsnd Blair and Mary Dsyid.oa
Blair. residing in Edinburrh. Eyocu!ricts =,
Jonn Blair, Writer TO tho SiShvt, EdInbu'rh,
pursuers. against Benjaiuin howard Shackrl.
ford, Attorney, War, nLOa. Virginia. linit;!
States CT America. Administrator dc bonis ror
OF The estate OF tho doCcaGed William Dent =.
Ftuluer county. in ,ho S...s of Virgins, An
United Sites Ut America. Apuoi;.tnd by g..
Fauquior County Court OF Vir2inis, on tho :G,!,
day OF September, 1879. conform TO lett rs :
administration or authenticated order nf NJ.
pointment under tho band OF William II. Jr,..
nlngs tho Clerk of Said Court, and Rck4r,,s
Payne Presiding Justice thereof, both DAFT!
S.h October, 1880 and John 7. Kelly, Of Gu.
pepper county. in tho State OF Virgins, aforcsslj.
or elsewhere ahrOhd, and Granville Kelly, -!
Culpeper county, in tho State OF VirEinia niorN.
said, or elsewhere abroad, Designing himscl.
Executor or Administration nominated md %,
pointed by George Dent, Of Fsuquier couLty.
and state Of Virginia atorrs.il. and others, DE-
tenders. in reference to tho balance in tho hnr!s
of the said Executrices OF tho Intromissioas ut
tho said John Blair, with tho rents. proGuca a;,4
prices OF Certain heritAbln sui jacts situated II,
kenfrew and Port Glasgow, The IUnur,hir
Lord Adam, Ordinary, hos pronounced The :rl.
loving lntsrloCu.nr:
18th May, 1851 in respect q .hn IT,-
"c:ding IntcrlocuLor Of llth March !,st aaI
"cel ciGcato of inlimation No. 80 OF PrJc,s.,
'wsken tho Process; Farther on the Dlotioa 81
the Pursuers aud Real Rsis,rs, ronowS tho o.
der Tor condos c,ndences and Claims on tho uGd
IN mtdio and appoints them TO be lodged villa"
the next s Y weeks, and directs Irt!mstJn q;
the dependence of this process TO ba made b.
advertisement twice 81 an interval ~ .uurd-ys
Tin one Of tho leading newspapers in each cf Il"
following towns in Virginia. United STATES q;
America viz: Richmond. Alexandria, fair'"'
and Wsrrenton. and also orc3 il each Ct re
'Edine urSh Courant and Scotsman noWs paper.
'and twice in tho Glasgow Herald EeHspmp"f--
"{Signed James Ah'm")
SCOTT BEUCE s. GLOVER, vs.
iursHers' C"i.ts.
Edinburgh, | uill stra't, .l.h Nay, l3-0
[my%S F& va