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kINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.


G. Stenorou, cook on the steamer U.
Z. Schenck, walked overheard last night,
but was rescued by a watchman on the New
Orleans Wharfboat
DR.. Vincent lectured last night at the
nzs, Presby erian Church on Our Young
Io.ka" Next Tuesday night the Doctor
will lecture on 'sIhat Boy"
The Sherman Club at its meeting last
sight resolved to attend the Chicago Con-
vention in a body and do everything in
their power to secure Mr.. Sherman's nomi-
nation.
The Knights Templar (Hanselmann
eemmandery) celebrated Ascension Day
list evening at the Central Christian
Church. The programme published IN
Yesterdays STAR was rendered. The audi
sncs numbered over 1000 people. The
church was beautifully decorated by MIR.
Critchell
The German Pioneers held meeting
hat night and admitted the following gen-
Nemen as members: George NJ. Buerger,
Isaac Hart, Henry Stix, VIM. Gerhardt,
MAX. Leon, William H. Scheer, Philip
0sabfeld, jacob Seasongood, George Sier-
ing and George J. Hauss. Messrs Joseph
SiefeIt J. H. Koehnken, A. H. Won Martels,
]. C. Wichelman and B. Trum were ap-
pointed Committee to nominate candi-
dates for officers for the ensuing year.
A fire was discovered III the Anchor
Doap-stone Factory, Nos 81, 93 and 95 Carr
street, about IL o'clock last night. Strange
., it seems, an arm was not turned in till
aQuarter to o'clock, alt ough it Is said
the police on the beat knew of the fire at
the outbreak. The FIRE is supposed to have
originated from the tempering furnace.
The loss is about $1,000. 1t is covered by
insurance. The company Is composed Of
d N. Stewart & Co., and the building Is a
mall brick and not very valuable one.
w. H. Morgan was elected President,
James Dale Vice President and B. 0. M.
Do Beck Clerk at the meeting OF
The Union Board Of High Schools yester-
day evening, placing the latters salary at
S400 as before. Messra Morgan, Ray and
0oshorn were appointed Committee on
Commencement Exercises and empowered
b get hall. Mr.. Dale was appointed
Committee to meet with Committee on
Funds and Taxes and take action for the
purpose of securing the building of three
additional rooms in the rear of Woodward
High School.
The founders of the Young Mems
Christian Association held reunion at
the parlors of the institution last evening.
Cards of invitation were given out In a
limited number to the friends of the Asso-
station, and in response thereto the assem-
ny was quite large. After an hour OF
social intercourse in the library, an ad-
jeurnment was made to te lecture room,
where, amid the discussion OF ice cream
md cakes, speeches and Rotations were
ipdulged in. The evening passed away
npidly. The affair was pleasant one aud
appreciated by all who participated in it.
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fhs Nillers International Exhibition.

ssThe Mlllers' Journal Medal" the medal
which Mr.. Howard Lock wood, of New York.
proposes giving, will be presented under
The following rule:
The gold medal will be awarded by a
Committee of three disnterested and COM
pstent Jurors, to be appointed by the Bard
q Commissioners of The Millers' 1nterna
thenal Exhibition, to the machine or I'M
provement in machines Of greatest merit
Invented within the past ten years. and
which shall mark extraordinary progress
md utility in its application to the milling
q grain interests, to be exhibited in sue
s.zsful operation during the Exhibition.
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Diamond Mixed Gloss Paint, mixed
ready for immediate use, in any shade OF
color desired, put mp in packages from hall
pints to barrels, and warranted superior to
any paint known to the trade. The gloss
being part of the body, which makes it su.
perior for outside or inside work, the
weather can not penetrate the permanent,
oil-like surface; neither is it affected by
scrubbing or washing. None genuine with.
out it bears our name and number OF fac.
tory. J. w. WALKERS Bros. & Co.,
Sole Manufacturers,
162 and 164 Court street, Cincinnati.
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County II load Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A Pc
IN TITION will be presented to the Commission
ers of Hamilton County, Ohio, at the next ses-
sion, A. D. 1880. praying for the opening OF a
County Road, on the following lin, towit: Be-
ginning at the intersection Of North Road and
the west line of Section No. 90 Town. No. A. Frar-
County, Ohio, near he southwest corner of said
section, and running thence north on the west
line Of sad sect on LBS feet, more or less, until
the said North Road again intersects the sa sec
tion line.
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NOTICES..

TNO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: THE GIN
l. CINNATI soda and Mineral Water Works
hereby gives notice that they have complied with
all the provisions OF the Act passed April 9th.
1880 relating to the manufacture OF mineral water,
ETC.. and that the bottles VIII ch they use in theii
said business are marked as follows Cincinnati
Soda & Mineral Water Works. j. H. Overdick,
Henry Verhage, John Alwes. Rewwer 4 Rus.
kamp, Siefcrt 4 Hudephol. and Frank Fuchs !"
Any person who unsawfully useS or has In theiI
possession any Of said bottles will be prosecuted
according to law.
Cincinnati Soda & Mineral Water WorkA
BY KNUWENER & VERHAGE
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NOTES.

NOTES.
Browns vs. Buckeyes, Sunday.
The Cincinnatis play in Chicago to-day
and tomorrow.
Fred. J. Englehardt is stopping at the
Crawford House.
The benefit rendered to Spring Dick
Goodwin wi take place Saturday night at
Iiibernia Hall, and sparring, club swinging.
singing. dancing and wrestling will be the
order Of the evening.
eREoo-RoMAN wREsTLERs.
NEW YORK, May THE Greco Roman
wrestling match for $500 aside between the
English wrestler, Edwin Bibby, and the
French champion, Maximilian Mamon,
came off last night in Irving H H. Bibby
won the first fall in three minutes and the
second in forty seconds.
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NOTICE.
Notice to Take Dispositions.

4 DELAIDE BALLANTYNE, OF THE CITY
n Of Lawrence, In the State of Kansas, will
take notice that in an action now pending in the
Court of Common Pleas OF Hamilton County,
State OF Ohio, wherein Demas Ballantyne is plain
tiff and the said Adelaide Bsllantyne is defend.
ant, and numbered on the docket OF said Court as
case N. 1910, and beng suit for divorce, that
on Wednesday, the I'd day Of June, A. d. 1880. the
plaintiff, Demas Ballantyne, in said action will
take the deposi!ions of one Catherine Mulhern
and sundry witnesses to be used ss evidence on
the trial OF said above named cause at the law
Office OF j. H. Webster, No. 12l Bank street, in the
City of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, be-
tive n the hours Of o'clock a. m. and O'Clock
p. M Of said day, and that the taking of the same
will be adjourned from day to day between the
same hours until they are completed.
DEMAS BALLANTYNE,
my73tF by Jacob R. McGarry. his Attorney.
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nacoration Of Soldiers' Graves.

A meeting of the General Committee on
Decoration of Soldiers GRAY was hed at
he Gibson House last evening. All of the
Committees rep 'rted progress. The Com
nittee on Flowers reported that the ladies
are enthusiastic and intend that the deco
ration on the 8lst inst. slall excel all pre-
vious decorations. Another meeting will
ke held next Thursday.
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TITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Messrs Kru>
i ling, Huesmann 4 Co hereby give notice thsi
they have complied with all the provis ons If M
act passed April 9. 1880. relating to the mai,lfso.
ture Of mineral water, ETC., and that the BATTLE
which they use in their said business are marked
as follows "Krusling Hussman & Co. "R
Bick & Co.," "Blck & Rebel" Stuck 4 Buen-
ler." 'Stuck & steingrave," "Buffen," *. GH.s
Any persons who mIlawfully use or have said
bottles in their possession, will be prosecuted -
cording to Law.
KRUsLING, HUEsMANN 4 ca. =
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Good Evidence.

When such men as the Rev. DR.. Rankin,
Rev. DR.. Harvey, Prof. Green. DR.. Bartine,
Col. John X. McChesney. e. w. Neh. and
most of others equally trustworthy, certify
over tneir own signatures to the marvellous
efficacy of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure in the diseases for which it is recon-
mended, it is time to dismiss doubts on the
subject
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OOURT OF COMMON PLEAS, HAMILTON
~ County, Ohio.-Albert Gabriel vs. Dorothea
Gabriel Case No. IS, ,462 Tho defendant will take
notice that on Tuesday May 1lth, 1880. the plain
tiff will take the depositions of sundry witnesses
to be used in the trial of this cause at the Law
Office Of Robert Greenthal. No IS Center street,
New York city, and that the taking of same wall
be adjourned from day to day till completed.
ap23-3tF O. Z. CALLAHAN, Atty for Pm.
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John Taylor drowned near Muncie, Ind

Time Is money; emphatically so when
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup cures colds, coughs,
ETC., in less than day. Price 25c. Sold
every where.
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sPIRITUALISM.
LEGAL.

LEGAL MOTT C E.-NOrICE Is HEREBY
Lgiven that the undersigned has made appll
cation to the Common Pleas Court OF Hamilton
County. Ohio, to have his name changed tc
Ad lph L. Meyer. Case number 81 ,9SS.
ADOLPH LUTKEMEYER.
J. H. CHARLES SMITH, Attorney Law,
Rooms 10 and IL,
Southeast cor. Fourth and Main SITS.
CINCINNATI, Apr 7, 1880.
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John Smith, bad case, suicided at Lo-
gansport, Ind.
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MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN.

~ DIR. H. w. LOVELL
the celebrated Magnetic Physf
391 clan, has just arrived from New
VI ~ York, and Is now permanently
MAT.3S&s located ct So Fountain square
MAM8&A opposite the Fountain, RDomi
G3SW 13 and II, Fountain House, up
pstairs Cincinnati, Ohio, Whers
he proposes successfully " treat all diseases
that flesh is heir to- The LAME WALK. THE
BLIND SEE, AND THE DEAF. HEAR The pub.
lie should take advantage Of this opportunity and
have their diseases located FREE OF CHARGE
DR.. Lowell makes speciality Of all Female Com
plants and Nervous Weakness from whatev0
cause; he also treats Derangement Of the Mind.
Loss Of Sight and Memory Deafness In all Its ".
riOus forms. The Doctor makes no charge until
the patient Is treated and greatly relieved. All
Private and Nervous Diseases quickly Cared with
out mercury or hindrance from business. AL
diseases Of a private nature In either sex, arising
from youthful indiscreions, are quickly cured fol
life. Treatment magnetic and by specific medt-
cations Private Parors. 63 Fountain Square, up
stairs, in the Fountain House Office hourE
Daily from a. m. till 9 p. m, Sunday included.
All those desiring a medical diagnosis Of disease
will please incl ne 81 and lock Of hair Shecify
age and sex. Address all communications to
DR. H. W. LOWELL, Magnetic Physician, q
Fountain Square, Cincinnati, Ohio.
All letters OF inquiry must contain stamp
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Volcano at Colima, Mexico, In active op-
Grafton.
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PLUMBING, GAS FITTING. &c.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REM EDY.
Used and recommended for over 80 yean by the
sists Price SOC X FOUGERA q CO.,
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DANVILLE.

A NOLLE PR0sEQuI IN THE CASE OF LEE REY-
xOI.Ds-sENTENCE on BURwELL-FIGUREs
OF NORTH DANvILLE AND DANyiLLE-TEA-
PoRARY SUSPENSION OF wORK-BUILDING
GOING on OF LOT.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
JUNE "a. 1880.
AS was expected a nolte prOsequi was en-
tered Yesterday in the case Of Lee Reynolds,
aud sentence was passed upon Burwell.
Somehow omitted mention OF the speech
Mr.. j. d. Blackwell IN closing the prosecll-
ton. Coming immediately after the three
hours speech Of Judge Lybrook, and being
heard distinctly all over the hall. 1t was very
and the points were made so
rapidly and so sharply than an old by
stander from the country said IL looked
like taking down batch OF squirrels with
a rifie.n Burwell Reynolds said that he he'd
had fair trial. Judge Green 10 passing
sentence took occasion TO remark, In refer.
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PETERSBURG.

THE DEMOCRATIC NUMlNEE-GENERAL Salts
FACTION IN Observation-Disclosures poll
A.. ITICs-PETITION FOR IMPROVING rHE HAIR
BOR-DEATH OF A wELL-KNOwN LADY.
correspondence of the Richmond DisDatch.l
JUNE "a, 1890.
The nomination Of General w. :. Han
cock for President by the Democratic Con-
yentiOn at Cincinnati gives great saliSfac-
ton and causes unusual rejoicing here. As
Democrats, both Funders and Readiusters
heartily approve the choice OF the COnven-
ton, and unreservedly proclaim their in
tenliOn to give the nominee their support.
OF all the generals in the Federal army
who fought against the South during the
late war Hancock was probably better
known to, and more respected by, the sol
derS from this section than any other. He
was known to be gentleman, and was an
officer who strictly maintained the courte-
sizes OF war. During the later year Of the
war, from the battle Of Cold Harbor down
to the evacuation OF our city, it was Han
cocks command that the divisions OF Ma
hone and Pickett OfteDest met in combat,
and consequently it was with his actions
they became tine better acquainted. There
is not one here to speak against him, and all
speak in bis praise.
The Republican leaders are looking rather
blue to-day. The nomination OF Garfield
and Arthur have aroused no sort of enthu
siasm in this section. The negroes, who
constitute the great body OF the Republican
voters in Soutbside Virginia, had never
heard OF them before, and so far they have
shown the greatest apathy towards them.
IL will evidently be difficulty to arouse
any interest in the man who beat General
Grant at Chicago.
A petition is in circulation to-day. which
is beng numerously signed by merchants
and other citizens, praying the Common
Council TO do all in its power TO open our
barbor and keep it in condition to give
our people be full benefit OF the deep water
now reaching up to tue city limits; and TO
make the harbor sufficiently large to accom-
modate the commerce this city has right
TO EXPECT from future Improvements OF the
river TO be made under the authority OF the
National Government The petition will
be presented TO the Council at its meeting
on the first Of July.
In this connection il may be mentioned
that the owner OF some good steamer might
find II profitable to run Oh the AppomaitoX
river for excursion purposes.
The Petersburg Fire Department bad its
annual inspection to-day. The buildings
were found i'm admirable condition, and en-
gines and apparatus all in good order.
The death is announced OF Mrs. DIR. Aaron
Haskins, OF Brunswick county, at an adj
yapced age. She was q sister OF the late
Hon. II. X. Meade, OF this city.
robin ADAIR.
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CLKRK's OFFICE OF SUPREME COURT OF
APPEALS or VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND. june 10. A. u. 1850, y
TO THE PROVISIONS

Il " "
i OF an act Of the General Assembly Of virsua
approved April 30, 1874. entitled an "Aet pre-.
sciibing the manner In which records for The SUE
prs me Court OF Appeals shall be- printed, aad pro-
yiding for letting the same to contrsc'," and which
~ as fOllOws-iO wit;
f. Re Il enacted Jy the General Assembly,. That
The clerks Of the supreme Court Of Appeals at Elch-
mond, stanton, Winchester, aud Wytbeve shall,
In the month Of june In the year eighteen hundred
aud sevsnty-fOur, and annually Thereafter IN me
same month. solicit proposals by advertising In
some newspaper pubshei IN their respective locaii-
ties for the printing for Que yea OF sneh records OF
courts as may be required und existing laws 10 be
mi for the Of The Supreme Court or Appeals
III determining cases OF appeal
H. The said proposals shall state the amount per
page of hfteen iunored ems small plea type, aud
shall include llr paper. printing, bulldog, anf
from which the record comes neatly printed there.
III. The said clerks shall award he contracts for
said printing 10 the lowest responsible bidders In
their respective localities. aud shall take from them
bond. with ample security, In penalty double the
smouni of the work to be executed, the SAME to be
ascerininod by the amount Of the preceding years
work The mode OF certifying aud paying ac-
counts for said printing shall be now prescribed
" An acts and parts OF acts In conflict with the
provisions of this act are hereby repealed
" Ibis act shall be In force from lts passage
dersgned, his Office al the state coW lbouse. on
Eleventh street between Broad and Marshall In The
| INSTANT, Tor the PRINTING, &c, ia accordance
with The provisions Of the second section OF said
act, Of all such RECORDS as Tie supreme Court OF
hppeals OF Virginia. az Richmond. may require for
one year from the lst day Of Juy lSSU-said print
| log 10 be done I'm a compact form, without blank
| nares o, blanks beiween lines or paragraphs.
No extra Charge TO be made for figure work not
exceeding three columns.
| As the printing mas 10 be done under the super
son and Erection OF The Clerk, II must be done In
thi city.
Thu Clerk claims the right Of rejecting anv aud
All lid, which. IN his opinion, do not and will not
fully comply with the requirements Of the forego-
ing act, ana of deciding 1hO arc resp0qsibe bid-
cer5" and ohdt Is "ample security" within the
meaning Of the same.
GEORGE X. TAYLOR.
Clerk of the Supreme Court OF Appeals
OF Virginia, at Richmond.
1e2l-23,25.2G&2S
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
CRoPs-POLITIcs-B COLLEGE,

GOAT MISUNDERSTANDING.
lCorres pondsnce of the Richmond DIspatch.l
JUNE 90, 1880.
The farmers are rapidly pressing through
with their harvest, but are much disappoint
ed. The wheat Is neither as good in quality
nor as large in quantity as they confidently
expected. For some reason, to them unac-
cOuntable, the grain shrank, the straw gave
way, and the color changed, and all this
within few days OF harvest. The other
crops promise well.
There is little interest in politics other
than speculationS as 70 the Cincinnati NOM
inee. Seymour is the fsvorite. The Re-
adiusters are expecting a congressional con-
venlion in This district, and Blair and Full
kersOn' the competing candidates for the
nomination, with tho chances in favor OF
the latter. The Democrats will not likely
hold Il convention. but in all probability
Richmond or Withers will declare himself
4 candidate.
The affairs Of the Blaeksburg College are
critical. DR.. Buchanan, the lately elected
president, regards The action OF the Board
at its late session as working his removal,
and has accepted position in another coll
lege and will not remain with the Virginia
Agricultural aud Mechanical College. Pro-
fe ,sor Elzey has resigned, and other profess
sors are about TO do The same. These gen.
tlfmen have been doing their work for a
year without a cents pay, and those who
take their places will Get no salary for year,
If then. Without money, with Board new
and untried, with few students and the
prospect for next year dsheartening, the
future Of this college is quite critical.
The springs are opening and are hopeful.
A northern cOmpany has bought Bald
Knob mountain, including Mountain lake,
and propose opening up an enormous bust
ness in sheep-husblndry. The AngOra
goats are being brought from the Rocky
Mountains. and hundreds more are coming.
The first instalmen. has arrived. 1t is said
that the company has 100000 invested in
the enterprise. They claim that this sec
ton is in every respect equal 10 the Pacific
slope, and much more accessible. IL this
movement succeeds it will be great in
tereSt TO this section OF Virginia. The
fleece OF the Angora commands si.50 per
pound, and frequently weighs ten to fifteen
pounds. MONTGOMERY.
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eoce IN an ;mpression which may have been
made by some Of the appeals by counsel,
that when an offence has been committed
against a female relative the law does not
psrmi, anv citizen 10 take the case into bis
own hand, and shed the blood Of the
offender.
The number OF taxpayers In North Dan.
vile. "a shown by the books OF the CON-
missioner Of the revenue, is 242; the value
Of the personal property, goo, 100, that OF
the real estate. s235, 9S1. The population Is es-
timated at about /. 200. But the census enume-
rators NAV come along and cut that number
down By hundred or two, as Tor instance |:
When the estimate bad been made from the
books OF the commissioner OF the revenue
that there were $500 people residing with
in the city limits OF Danyile, they Ohe GEN.
sus eDumerators) put the number down at
1885. But official figures show that the
population has been doubled since 1870,
aud 1t is claimed that there are about 1900
people living "around and about" the
city.
Several OF the manufacturers have
"knocked of" for a short tine, trade be-
ing rather dull in their goods. This affects
prices uniayorably for the planters, per-
maps. IN TIE mean Tune some quitting IN
being done. Captain p. Z. Venable Is hay-
Ing large brick dwelling put up on Hol-
brook street; Mr.. j. q. Friend has cnm-
menced a dwelling on the same street; Mr..
j. T. Burton Is building on Wilson street;
Captain +. w. FerTel and Mr. Z. +. Acfee
on Main street, and in q few days DR.. II.
w. Cole will commence building on Main
street.
a lot on the corner Of Craghead and New
ton streets, fronting 113 feet on Craghead
street and running back 167 feet, with a
dwellng-house on the rear OF some value,
has been sold to Messrs. G.. Ii. Conrad and
w. W. Worsham for $4,000.
The internal revenue for last week
amounted to S20,G02. average
amount for week.
Crowds were around the bulletin-board
yesterday, but the situation was discussed
very coolly. The general impression seems
to be that the nomination will be equivalent
to the election, and there are so many first
class men before the Convention that the
result is looked to without any very great
anxiety. ALPHA.