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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-20

No. 2 Mail leaves Huntington daily except Snn.
day. The No train leaving Huntington on Saiur.
day lies over at White sulphur from $50 A. n
Sunday TN q \. NJ Monday.
Virginia Midland mail from Danville aud lynch.
burg connects closely at Gordonsyle With 40. for
Richmond.
No Express &C. ". <. and y. +. steamer leaves
Cincinnati al y. NJ daily, and T. due at lluutnl.
ton to connect with No. Express which fuus daily
10 Richmond.
No. q Accommodation leaves GorIon,ylll. datly
except Sundav. at 525 4. NJ, aud arriyes at Rich.
mOnd at o A.. VI.
No. % Mixed leaves Staunton daily. except san.
dav, ct $40 A. VI f. connected with 81 G0rllr,.
willie 10y Virginia Midland mail from W3shinsiol
and arrives az Richmond a. 7. NJ.
SLEFPING CARS on No. 2 from Huntington -
White sulphur. On No. from White sulphur, .
Richmond.
For rates. tickets. baagage-checks. &C.. apply "a
r. n. FISHER. Ticket Agent, tbe'aTelkc ana Ohio
depot, and \. ". CARRIER, Ticket Agent. sgS
Main street, Richmond, Va W. W. = III ~.
hnglneer and Superlntondynt
CONWAY u. HOWARD, General Passenger sHd
Ticket Agcnt So Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-20
A G A X ID .

"A
On the nieht Of the 22d day OF October. 1880, The
firm OF CHAFFIN. STAPLES co. will he dis
solved by agreement. We respectfully ask all par
ties having claims agains isaid firm 10 present thou
for payment before that day. And those indebted
Will please come forward and make settlement.
Both parties viii continue the REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS under different 1rm: names after the
2zd of october. X. h. CHAFEIN,
III. l., STAPLES,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-20

DISSOLUTION.-In consequence OF the
~ Ill heath Of Mr.. X. n. MEADE, the frm of
MEADE 4 BAKER was dissolved on the l7ih H.
slant, Mr.. 7. ROBERTS BAKER having purchased
the entire interest of Mr.. r. II. Meade.
All debts due 10 The old firm Will be collected by
+. ROBERTS BAKER, and all claims against the
ate firm will be presented 10 him for settlement.
X. II. MEADE,
+. ROBERTS BAKER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-20
SKIN DISEASE.

S.A. Steele, Esq.. Chicago, H., saws: II VIII say
that before used the CUTICURA REMEDIES was
IN fearful slate, and bad siven up all hope oil ever
having any relief. They have performed wonder.
recommend them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-20

Referring 10 the above notice OF dissolution, ! re-
spt ctfully request my friends and the public 10 con-
tinue the patronage So literally bestowed on the late
Arm of Meade Il Baker 10 Il. ROBERTS BAKER,
who will continue the business at the old stand:
X. III. MEADE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-20
CUTICURA.
rUTICURA.
ITCHING BuMoRs. scALY nUmoRs, BLOOD
nuMoRs, SPEEDILY. PERMANENTLY.
AND ECONOMICALLY CURED
WHEN PHYSICIANS AND
ALL OTHER METHODS FAILED.

What ere skin and Scalp Diseases but 'be evidence
NJ internal bumor len times more dficult IN reach
and cure which floats In the blood ana other nnics,
dtstroyue the delicate machinery OF lie ana nihpg
the body with foul corrupiions which burst throush
the tkin In loatbsome erupuonsY
CuTtCURA RES0LvENT. The new blood'putinsr
internally. CUTICUHA. mediciual eliy, as lsed oy
the t;uTiCuRA MEDICINAL AND TOILET sOAf.ex'
terualIy have performed the most miraculous cures
OF Iiching. Sca.y. and Serofaloas Bumors ever re-
corded 10 medical annals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-20

DoOK AND JOB WORK NEAR "a
q |ASyrED At TUE oisrAfeA''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-20
We republlsh the following because II APP
= - - s-..--.-. 49,. .,..t.~dav.

We rcpublIsh the following because II APP
reared In an Incorrect form yesterday:
Edilcss Dispatch When the Ne. OF the
month "a written instead OF the name, u
there sny established rule or custom direct.
Iur which shals be written first, the NO. OF
~ month or day OF the month; tor in-
stance, iof october II, should we write
l0-l1, or ii-10f
The No. Of the month must be written
frat. There Is no other way OF dete'min-
Ing which Of the figures stand for the month.
II either might como nrst. no one would
know whether 0, 10, means October 0, or
September 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-20
sALT-RHEUM.

SUBSEQUENTLY Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn
street. Chicago, gratefully Acknowledges cure OF
Psii-Rbeum on head. neck, face arms. and legs for
seventeen years: not able TO walk except ION hands
and knees Tor one YEAR, moi able TO help himsen Tor
eight years; tried hundreds OF remedies; ooctors
pronounced his case hopeless; permanently cured
by the Cuiicufa Remedies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-20

RICHMOND. FRxD'a POTOMAC X ~ %"
RICHMOND, VA. November u le'',
UOMM ENClNG NOVEMBER - 1917
" ,rslus on this road Will run as follows
NORTH BOUND. ,.u, is,.
a1oa NJ. leaves Byrd-sireet station dSiI
cept sundays; due al pv
lilo z. NJ; Bsliimoie, SSo M
Philadelphia, $50 L. NJ, Nc" ~
1905 +. NJ. 49,, ,.u,. aas
5000 r. NJ, leaves Byra-Street station o. ne
az Washington, q:25 7. NJ bssM
Il:25P. 81: Philadelphia, S'zo - -
New York, 6:l5 A, NJ. AIN for
s.0o r. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS ThAic,,,
Junction. leaves Broad suee' w.
daily ieSoset sundsyD.
SOUTH BOUND. -,,o. s.iy
io.faPM arrives at Kyrd-otreet sSuYs ~.
fexcept sundsysl. Leaves NJ, A
$40 A. NJ; Philsdelpns. w,,alns.
~; baltimore, $50 Z. NJ.
MANA s sSr, S a, BSrd-street ,,asSe dsSi
Leaves New yors, lo:oe r. p'IJm,se,
sielpiis, ilo a; D.. 100 A n.
4,SS A. N. WssningSn, " .,,,,yss
s.ss A. NJ ACCOMMODATION TRAN iNxescI
Al Brosi-strvst station aSx N nK
s.udsxsL G. A. TAiLVn,L
sah'"" sessrsi rlc.ss ASs'
GO. u. MyKas. General s'usr's.~soens ---
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-20
NEW EIRNI.

NEW FIRM.
Having purchased the entire interest of Mr. II. II
MEADE In the late concern OF MEADE K BAKER,
and having the nest facilities for maintaining the
high standard which has heretofore secured 10 the
old firm the wel.known reputation which 10 has en-
joyed for nearly twenty-five years, l conhdrniy
hone by strict attention 10 business I'm all It's de-
tails, 20 merit a continuance Of the patronage.
Sc 2I.2t&i2tawlm Il. ROBERTS BAKER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-20
ECZEMA RODENT.

ECZEMA ROpENT.--F. ". Drake, Esq, sgeDt for
ishIns sccount Of his case Eczema Rodeni), which
had been treated by a consultation OF physicians
without benefit, ard which speedily yielded 10 The
Culicura Remedies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-20
LOST sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.
FOR BENT.

DOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLEGA
j. BRICK DWELLING No. q west Grace 81
street, with nine rooms besides bathroom, kltcnen
and servants rooms.
! Also, that DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
No 2O4 west Franklin street, containing eiRhi
rooms besides bath room. kitchen, and servants
rooms; and large brick stable and carriage
house.
Also, a SMALL BRICK DWELLING on Second
street between Clay and Leigh, with four rooms
Kitchen with two rooms.
STORES.
Also. that STORE and tSEMENT
adjoining The Ciiy Han fronting on Broad and Cap
jtoi Streets and SEVERAL DESIRABLE ROOMS
above sui ed for lod2e-rooms.
Also, that DESIRABLE STORE ana CELLAR AZ
the southwest corner Of Franklin and Fourth
streets. well suited for frst.class drugstore or
family grocery. -.
Also, STORE and CELLAR No. 7l5 Main street,
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
Also, a LARGE STOREHOUSE on Basin bank
between Teuth and Eleventh streets.
Also, SEVERAL LOTS. with offices thereon, SUIT
ed for coaI.yards. situated on Cary street between
Eighth and Tenth streets. Apply to
I'll. SELDOM TAYLOR,
ppa ESfafp Agent and AuctiODCef.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-20
RIcuMosp. YORK RIVER AND CHRsrEASEl
RAILROAD. !

RICuMoSp. YORK RIVER AND thKsrkAbEt
RAILROAD
CCUEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ TAKING EFFECT AUGUST ls, IssV'
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 y. N. Leave Richmond daily leEc,p, ,un.
day, connecting al Ns,t Iw'ht ~
Tuesday, THURSDAY, snd ~
TRDAY with steamers Tor sli sud
ings on the York river and TOT bA'"'
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAlNs'
500 4. M Leave Richmond daily except ~
lOl5 A. NJ. ( day), connecting a. West ROM w
steamers for Baltimore oa hOSpAl'
TUESDAY, W T. ID ESU !.
THURSDAY. aud sAlt MN
with steamers for Ne" 1.rA V1
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, ali
FRIDAY; with steancrs lor iiotli
dence and Boston on 1ChsDAl 'A'
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
lo.oe A. N. Arrive at Richmond daily Cyl
'''"' " snndnyl connecting al West f.It'
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana -,
URDAY with steamers HVm ''"'
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS. ION,
o.5O T.. Nj Arrive at Richmond dt) lfn ~,
G.35 -. Nj sunday, connecting Al West ~
with steamers from BALTIMORE Wv
York. Providence, aud Boston -.
No transfer Of frelgh, At Ricisnohn W a ,,i,ots
soathsrn points. Cars run through between Aus
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest '''''
ThrongA bills OF lading, with guaranteed raves
Issued TO all northern and western points. ,,,,
For IL formation. apply AZ once OF tns 80
Twenty.third and Dock streets, Richmond vs..
auIs ". r. DoUGLe - snn-r ,n's..-''---
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-20
RINGwORM.

RINGwoRM-George W. Brown. ~ Marshall
street, Piovldencs. X. J., cured By Cuticura Rene
dies of RingwOrm Humor. got at Inc BARBER =.
which spresd all the ears, neck, and face ana
for six years resisted all kinds Of treatment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-20

r ARGE TOBACCO-FACTORY FOR @
LRENT OR LEASE FROM 1sT JANUARY III
NEXT-1he large ToBACCo-faCfORf on Main
street near to Rockets warehouse, with spacious
Office of W.GODi!lN,
oc 30. 2sw2w Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-20

EOR BRENT, THAT LARGE THREE. an
IT sTORY.AND. BASEMENT BRICKAy
DWELLING No. 407 Eleventh street, between
Marshall and Clay streets, containing about Zen
rooms besides kitchen and servants rooms. Apply
To III. SELDOM TAYLOR.
&C Iq.9t Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-17
The Women's Art Museum Reception.

The series of art receptions or converse
zioni, inaugurated last February by the
Ladies' Art Museum Association, at their
rooms in the Music Hall, have been great
success in two ways. Like the Sketch
Club Of former years they draw together
the aesthetic society of Cincinnati to confer
and exchange opinions, art gossip, &C., be-
sides vastly stimulating the enthusiasm of
the artists themselves. .....
The whole three rooms comprising the
Art Galleries were thrown open on Satur-
day evening. In the Main Hall were the
paintings rFat are owned by the Society,
the cases of bric-a-brac, the tapestries and
cabinets, with their precious collections of
curiosities In the small west room was
the exhibit of Mr.. Farny's life school,
studies in modelling, and ease of etchings,
while in the south room were the ceramics
and pictures, that seemed to be greatly
enjoyed by she guests. r
We find so much in these that merits q
more careful examination than was posi-
bic in the crowd OF Saturday night that we
shall have to defer to another day de-
tailed description of them.
The faience display OF the Pottery Club
was superb and is fast placing Cincinnati
ceramic art in the front ranks, while the
artistic progress that these receptions ex-
hibit is unmistakable and gratifying to this
city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-17
THE CANAWL.
Il Will Rage Again Tomorrow

I The water having been turned cut OF the
canal for several days past, the stencil
arising from the filth collected in the bot
tom Of the canal bed is just simply horri-
BILE. .-; ...g.-..- .t..s,jy
Complaint upon complaint has been sent
to HMayor Jacob and that gentleman
this morning concluded that it was about
time for him to be doing something. A
consultat ton of city officials about the city
buildings was held and the Mayor finally
came to this conclusion: That he would mo-
tify Mr. Meserole, the Canal Collector at
this point, to turn on the water inrmedi-
ately. ~ t1rft ,.4 .,........
If he refused to do so then he (thei
Mayor would call out every fire engine in
the city and have them pump the canal
bed level full of water. 1t Is hardly prob
able, however, that the Mayors conclusion
will be carried out, as a STAR reporter hap
pened across Mr.. Meserole and lie informed
the scribe that the water had been turned
on at Middetown last Saturday night and
would reach here about tomorrow morn
ing.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-17
RIVER lNTEL.IiIGENCE.


lbptC1dl hlVcE DlotHsWhsd VI Sfto SbStst
BROWNSVILLE, May 17-11:03 A. Nj
River feet and stationary. Weather clear.
Thermometer S1o. Wind southeast.
HfNToN, w. Va, May i7--9:56 A. M
New River foot 9inches and stationary.
Weather clear. Thermometer $40.
CHARLESTON, May I7-9:5l A M.-Kan
awha River 4 feet ana falling slowly
Thermometer $50. Wind southeast
OIL C1rY, May 17-1O:e0 A. M.-River
feet and standing. Weather clear. Wino
southeast. Thermometer 750. 80. ss
IRoNroE. May 17--Noon.--River fallins
slowly, weather clear and pleasant. Loca
packets on time st. Lawrence down at
a. M, Condor up 7:3o and Fleetwood at {
a. m. The Lizzie Johnston arrived from
Huntington Saturday and laid up. Th'
Raven left yesterday morning for Pt
Pleasant docks. Business On landing dull
Boat Hands GOSSIP.
Business quiet on the leyee to-day.
Weather clear and very warm.
The City of Portsmouth leaves daily at I
p. m. for Chilo.
r The Wildwood left at noon for Maysville
The Ohio No. 4 will leave this evening fo
Maysylle, Portsmouth, Ironton, Big Sandy
Gallipolis and Pomeroy direct.
The Fashion is in port and will return
to Evansville "Wednesday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-17
THE COUK'fS

To-MoRRoW's CALENDAR
The cases set for Tomorrow (Tuesday) ere as
follows:
b DISTRICT.
Before Judges Avery. Johnston and Cox.
BLOW. C. Van Tyne vs.. John c. Short ct al.
S,ill-Straub Mill Company W. Executors OF
Isaac d. Wheeler.
3,Il2-Wm c. Smith VS. James w. 0'Copnor.
3,lA-F. & o. Kallendorf vs. Leopold Sleigeft
COMMON pLEAs
Before Judge Longwurth.
53,56S-Barbara Brodhag ct alvs. Johanna Esch-
enbrenner ct al
53.65O-Henry C. Wilder VS. Adam Becker.
53,662-Wm. Gibson vs. Frederick Flick.
53,752-Henry G. Wilder VS.. Adam Becker.
53,s5o-E J. Bowman vs.. Bailey q BIO. et al.
5S.soS-Charles H. Moear VS.. w. J. Wakefield,
administrator .t.'
5S,96S-F. B. Williams vs. Adam Boehm.
54,206-Manitta Mckenzie vs. Michael Kelly
ct al.
Before Judge Moore.
55,ss5-Sarah c. Dole ct al. vs.. G., II. & D. R. z.
Co. gl
5slss3-Francis A. NJ Egan VS.. John B. Homer
and wife. -. ....,,
53,U7-Ico A. Brigel VS.. John Nolan ct al
b4Oj3-J p. Strauss q BIO. vs. Mead & Smith.
81 lN-F. Matkelsan " Frank Koch etal.
64,l34-Goodhue q Co vs. J. NJ. Humble & Co
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-17

He would be glad to receive inyitations to
deliver lectures on tine conditions OF
things in that polygamous country.
Miss Frances Il. willard, President of the
Women's National Christian Temperance
Union, will speak on temperance at st.
PauPs Church this evening. Bishop Fos-
ter will preside. ..... ...a
The following visitors were present this
morning: Rev. ID. H Carroll. agent OF the
Baltimore Depository; Rev. G. L. Sites, OF
the Ohio Conference; Rev. W. w. Core, al
Akron, o., Rev. ]. B. McCullough. of the
Philadelphia Depository and editor of the
Philadelphia Methodist; Rev. J.sL. Houser,
editor of the Christian Statesman. of Mil
waukee; Rev. S. A. Wilson, of Baltimore,
and Rev. VIM. A. Smith, of the Rock River
Conference.
The Committee on the Book Concern will
bold meeting this afternoon to discuss
the qu' slion Of uniting the Christian Ad'
yocates OF Atlanta and New Orleans and
also the two Christian Advocates published
upon the Pacific Coast. The members ot
the Committee are about equally divided
upon the subject, and very interesting
and animated discussion is expected. These
papers have not been selfsupporting, but
1T is claimed that money expended IN tins
way is as well expended as if missionaries
had been sent out. .f
The order of exercises for the memorial
services tomorrow at 10 o'clock will be as
follows: Singing the 9S2d hymn, read by
Rev. w. Hunter, prayer by Rev. d. W.
Bartine. residing Goth psalm by Rev. +. 8.
Hoyt, reading part of 1st Cor. XIV. by Rev.
J. Al. Thoburn, singing l,0O2d hymn, read
oy Rev. J. W. Joyce. reading memorial
OF Bishop James, by Rev. G. D. Foss; read
ing memoir of Bishop Ames, by Rev. c. II
Fowler; reading memoir of Bishop Haven.
by Rev. W. F. Mallalieu; singing, 99ls
hymn, read by Rev. w. +. Butler; reading
memoir of Rev. r. Nelson, by Rev. ID
Curry; reading memoir of Rev. r. l.
Dashiel. DID,, by J. NJ. Reid doxology.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-17

grown at ss9S 50, and small spring chickens at
81 50@2 IS per dozen, as to size and condition.
Ducks dull at s202 SO per dozen
r Rsgs The demand is light and market quiet
Common woolen at 14@11sc aud soft do at S99c
per h. White cotton at S9s4c, and mixed 90 at
2924c per 10.
Scrap iron dull and steady Wrought scrap at
709SOc, and stove cast at 4O@50c per 100 lbs.
Ssaren in moderate demand and market steady.
We quote: Pead s14@31sc Bonton 4H@41sc, silk
en- gloss SIC diamond gloss &C, c'rn 61a965lc per
pound.
Soap Is in fair demand and quiet German &c.
extra olive 4Ssse family Ac per lb: Germsn
Olive 4s<e blue 41c amber 51sc per lb white s. 70
per box. .s 70
Salt quiet and quoted Coarse Liverpool at 81 10
al 20 per sack, and Turks Island at 4O@45c per
bu Ohio River and Kanawha at 81 go per bar
rel of bushels, and 81 25 per barrel OF bu, ,hels
Seed quiet and steady: Flax seed at 81 1S@
20 per bu. Clover dull and nominal Hun
garian grass seed at eS@9oc, and German miilet
at S0@85c per bu.
Tallow is in moderate demand, at SIC for
country in package per Id.
Timers stock. Fair trade and steady. Quoted:
zinc slab, 7h@Sc: sheet 9@9s4c; block tin. 2o@
26c: solder, l69l9c; copper ingot, 26c; bot
toms, S6c; braziers' sheets, 8l@S7c per lb: tin
plste. l c. s959 90, and x sli@12 so per box
Vegetables: Peas at slg1 30 per bu crate, end
S4@5 per barrel. Onions plenty and dull at % 80
as so per barrel for good to choice. Cabbage
quiet at si96 per crate. Tomatoes in good supply
at 75c per box. String beans at 75e@$1 % per
crate and ample receipts.
Wooaenware quiet and steady We quote:
Washb0ards, 81 30@2 so per dozen tubs, nests OF
eight. SO % 3 rs per nest No l, $S 50as so: No. 2
81 50ta8; No. 8, IS 6097 per dozen; buckets. two
hoops, 81 9002, and three-hoop, 81 1902 25 pei
dosen; chums, No l. y 500lO; No 2, IS 6O@9 and
No. 8. 81 5Oe7 per dozen ia
| Wool quiet and steady, with more liberal re-
| ceipts. We Quote Unwashed-Fine merfno, 27@
2oc; coarse clothing, 2S@29c; medium do. s2@33c
Fine merino, 43@45c: coarse clothing, 40@4lc
medium clothing, 44@i5c; combing and delaine
4S@45c Tub washed-ComInon. 3S@4oc; good
| TO choice, 46@48c.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-17
PRIOR CONTEMPT CASE
A Flint Of Fifty Dollars Imposed on the
-.t juror. r t-

a Fins OF Fifty Dollars Imposed on the
.t juror.
Judge Force this morning decided the
case Of the State of Ohio against Geo. Prior.
This was case for contempt of Court.
The facts were about these: Geo. Prior
was one OF the jurors in the case of Metz
ger against the Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance Company.
1t was alleged that he told his cousin,
George Prior, cook in the County Jail.
that the jury in the case stood seven to five
for the Insurance Company, for him to 60
and tell Metzger and see what he could DO
for hiifs, and let Tom Ellis ia friend OF Pri-
or Isl know the result.
Geo. Frior, the cook, told Mr.. ,Horstman,
attorney for Metzger, who filed the afiida-
vft OF Prior before the jury, had returned
their verdict
The case was tried last Tuesday. The
Court said that II the plaintiff had proven
the direct conversation, he would fine Mr..
Prier $780, but as the witness had only
proven the circumstances Of the conversa-
ton, he woald fine Prior $50 and costs, and
execution would be awarded therefore.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-17
Marshal Stamper Gets Judgment.

When James Gilmore was arrested little
over year ago for stealing several thou.
sand dollars from the U. s. Express Com
pany Newton Stamper, Marshal of Dayton.
KY. was employed by Mr.. John J. Hen
derson, of tile Express Company, to an
earth tine whereabouts of the stolen money
if possible.
stamper spent considerable time and
money endeavoring to find the hidden
treasure. for which he was never compen-
sated. Last Saturday he brought sait
before Squire Schwab against Mr.. Hender-
son for $94, and this morning he was given
Judgment for the full amount
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-17

demand q full prices Rice firm and fairly active
Coffee quiet and unchanged. Freights continue
firm. Spirits turpentne dull at 28hc. Rosin
nominal at 81 3s9l 42h. TalleW steady OF GO
61-16c for Western. Eggs firm at i015@l114c for
fair to choice. Dry Qoods-The general cond-
ton Of the market is unchanged, and business
quiet In all departments..
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-17
shan,t I Tnke 4 Rlue Piilq

No, don't take 1t and run the risk Of mer-
curial poisons but when bilious and con
stipated get a box of the celebrated Kid.
ney- Wort and it win speedily cure YOU.
1t is natures great remedy for constipa-
ton, and all kidney and liver diseases. 1T
acts promptly on these groat organs and 30
restores strength and vigor.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-17

The Loyeland accommodation train
on the Marietta 4 Cincinnati Railroad,
now leaving at lilo p. m., will be held I'M
til IL: :23 p. m. city time, during the May
Musical Festival.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-17

A Lot of female wearing appa=el and
a gold watch, owned by ]. s. Caulield, was
recovered by officer Hinkle this morning
in Bucktown. ..-..
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-17

A demurrer was filed in the plea of
Tom Ambrose in the United States Circuit
Court this morning. The Arguments are
now in progress, and the case will be de-
cided soon.
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A horse attached to buggy contain
ing three men. ran away on Central avenue
at noon to-day. doing no serious damage
except to the buggy. 4 Hut,.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-17

There was false alarm Of fire from
Box SO, Freeman avenue and Sixth streets,
about noon to-day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-17

HOGS-Market active and firm for light Other
grades quiet. Common ut 50 50@4 IS. fair TO good
light at 81 2s04 SO. fair tegood packing at s. 20
"a 40, select butchers 81 5094 69 per GENITAL
CATTLE-Market steady. Common at 81 Esq
zs fair to medium S2 58@3 rs, good to choice ut
SS 5O04 50. and fair to good shipping grades at A
a. 65 per GENITAL gross. = ~ f"'-' D.
SHEEP-Market steady. Common to fair IS 500
So and good to choice 81 75@6 per GENITAL gross.
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For Poneroy.
Fer Hun tinytoD,
For Memphis.

TUESDAY. 1sthr rat5P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
i ~ = ANpy BAUM, Hiram vintop, Master,
lS2s# For freight or passage apply on board,
-. or TO Jemes s. Wise Superintendent,
No. 10 Public Landing ~
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For New Orleans.

TUESDAY, 18th, at 5 P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
- = GOLDEN RULE, 0. p. .5hhlkle. Master.
L6&5 Il For freight or passage apply on bUiT'i.
Plhic Lsnding - = ~