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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-30

NOTICE. = I shall apply to the Board Of
IN Diroctors Of the Richmond snd nsuville Rail-
wed COMPANY far the RENEWAL or CERTIrI-
CATE No. 1890. dated December ~, $780, fns
n.!.s, re original hasiAg 5ssn iest q RIssld
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP .<sss2
" COMPANY. ~cSss@
FOR NEW YORK.

This company WI dispatcn ore ~ tArif 'pyN
sta.Tners-ttT.R DOMINION, WYANOkf. NNN-
HAITIAN, ISAAC Hcbi, aud III, .tn, ",
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and cjNINi -
high water. . , ,f..r
ships going north land 81 Pier 81 N'ftA 't'' ,,
foot OF Beach street Ships coming 'ruNi -" |
Pier 53, S0r,h ryer foot OF ChFistppne. IN. =.
These ss,os are en,rgiY new. and were ol" ~
pressly fer this route. 4h.,,
They kHye splendid saloons, sale-rcons' AZ 0''S
rooms. 49,, 49,. ,,..
Ths fare, accommodations. and at,en ions 'ie -
surpassed. =, ,,-
EreiSht received until 6 o'clock = ". d1li. A
freignts for points beyond New YORK low
with Dispatch, Snd no charge made except >''"N
penses incurred. CO.. - .ns
Cabin fare 70 New YORK, sl2 s'e.FASe' ~
es.
FOR further information spply 70
GEORGE W. ALLEN & Co, Age5I,.
myle ofice ConESny's whxrYes, koSAs'~
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" iihiusVu anu 3tdff H. Wikiusor,
~ "a IN cHANcsRY.

The object or this suit Is 10 subject tract OF land
containing 578 acres, more or less. OF John Wilkin-
son, In the county OF Amelia aud State OF Virginia.
described In the plaintiffs bil to the payment of
judgment against him and Ia favor OF the plaiutin
for the sum OF 160l.63, with legal interest thereon
from The 5ih day OF June, 1879, until paid.
u defendAnis. John WiIkfnsons and Mary b. VIII
kinson, his ytfe are not residents o. This state
Mary b. Wilkinson do appear here within one
month amer due publication OF this order In The
Richmond Disp1fch, newspaper published In the
city or RichuOnd Va, and 90 what Is necessary to
protect their Interests 10 this stfitf SO
4 copy-seste:5 r. H.COLEAAN. Clerk.
MnADx HAehISs, pa. je l4-M4w
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RICHMOND, FREp'e q POTOMAC X. Y. Co,l
RICHMOND, VA, November 7, 1879. !
xANaNGI,NrnIArn NnNElGDED 1QrN

RICHMOND. FREp's POTOMAC X. u. Co.,(
RICHMOND, VA, November 7, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER s, 1879,
~ trains on this road Will run ~ follows:
NORTH BOUND.
e:l2 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily tex
eept sundays; due at Washington
lilo II. NJ; Baltimore, $500 Il. NJ.
Philadsiplns, ESQ r. ~; New York
boc p. ~, leaves byra-stress station dsily due
ct Washington, 8s25 r. NJ. Baltimore
1l:25P. ~: Philadelphia, 3:23 A. VI.
New York, GAS A. NJ.
400 r. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Junctioa. lcAyes broad Street station
daily iexcept eur daysls
SOUTH BOUND.
lC:loP. NJ, arrives 81 Byrd-Ssreet station daily
fexcept SundaysD. I.ere - New York,
s:lo A. NJ; fhilsdepni ll:40 A.
NJ; Baltim9rs' $50 Z. Nj washlns'
lla0 A. NJ. arrives II Byrd.street statloa daily.
Leaves New York, 1000 r. NJ; Phll'
adelphia, l.l0 A. NJ; BaltlmQfe
Abb A. ~; Warrington, 100 a. ~.
e.49 A. n, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrive
Is Broad-6trsst station ds,iy ySxosp
sundsysl. Q. A: TAxLok..
| Er. D. Mxsns. General ssDsrntudenk
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SCHEDULE,
COMMENCING THURSDAY, JULY lsr.

COMMENCING THURSDAY. JULY lsr:
The ARIEL leaves Richmond every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY AT o 4. VI. tor regu-
lar landings on James Tiyer, Old Point, Norfolk,
and Portsmouth.
The LOUISE leaves Richmond every TUESDAY,
and THURSDAY at B a. VI. and SATURDAY
NIGHT at 9 O'Clock excursion trip, returning
sunday At O T.. NJ for Ola Point aud Noriok, and
makes no stops at river landings any rip, except
cry Point.
10th steamers connect every tin n Ola Point
with the splendid Bay-Linc steamer for Bt'im0fe,
which arrive In Baltimore carrier ihlny any othrr
Ilne RIA james river and IN full time Tor A. v.
raiu from BallimOrr, - Phil1delphla, New lOfN,
and Boston.
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No. leaves Richmond daily except Sunday.
No. leaves Richmond daily.
No. leaves Richmond daily except Sunday. Oh
Saturdays only Will run 10 siaunton, arriving at
lO:15 Il. NJ.
No. ~ leaves Charlottesville daily except sunday.
&C. Nos. aud run through from Richmond 10
Huntington. 80
Nos. and 3 connect closely at Gordousville 70
Lyuchbnrg aud Danville. -
No. 3 connects at Huntington with steamers.for
all pOnts west.
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No. leaves Huntington daily except Saturday.
No. leaves Huntington daily.
No. leaves GorlOnsvie daily except sunday.
on Mondays only will run from Stanton, leaving
at 2:55 A. NJ.
as- Nos. 2 and run through from Huntington
to Richmond
day at $40 A. NJ, receiving passengers from Nir-
glnia Midland train leaving Washington at 7:l0 A.
NJ. and arrives at Richmond At p. NJ.
VIRGINIA Midland train leaving Lynchburg Al
1:45 4. NJ. connects closely with No. 2, aud that
leaving Lynchburg at l:23 A. n. connects with No.
for Richmond. w. 81. >. DUNN,
Engineer and SUPERINTENDENT.
CONWAY II. HOWARD. General Passenger snc
TickPf Agent. my
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VTIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
Y FICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF AME-
LA COUNTY--IN VAGATlON-JllHE1l, 1880 :
---''. III ,l'lTI TO- PIaintin,
against .s ~ .r 5tl-f. r.ttI-f f. I
John Wilkinson and Mary b. Wilkinson, bis wife,
: nefendnnts
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Fright received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,,
Washington, ID. C., Newbsrne, Washington. and
T,rboro' ~ G.. aud AL points I'm Eastern North
Carolina: also, for Eastern shore Of ir-inia lamp-
ton old Point. and all regular Ian iinS' ON JAMES
river, at LOWEST RATES, and ihrun.h 9i,s -
sued. J.. - AZ "
ie2 20 Niltl thI'hL.
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COURT ORDERS.

against
E. j. Gresham and Others. Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit Is to subject an undivided
ope-hllf Interest In the tract OF land conta ming
1854 acres, in tile county OF Chesiernel1 and State
Of Virginia. described la the Plaintiffs bill, and now
in the possession Of George j. Rogers. TO The paw
ment OF judgment against l.. j. Gresham and In
favor of the nj ntiff, for the sum OF $47643, with
Interest thereon at the rate OF per cenium per an
NUN from The 5lh day Of July. 1851, until psid.
And an affidavit having been made and filed that
one OF tie defendants, the holder OF the negotiable
note for 81 900, made and signed by George D..
Rogers and payable 10 his own order ninety days af
ter date, and endorsed by him and bearing even date
with the deed Of rls or OF any oher note or notes
which NAV have been given from time TO time In re-
newal of the said note, either In whole or In part
secured 10 be paid by deed Of trust from George j.
Rogers and Ela r. Rogers, his wife, 70 z. g. Pc
gram, trustee, bearing date the 26th day OF May,
1877 and recorded IN the clerks office OF the Coun-
~ Court Of Chesterfield county, Is person or party
unknown 1t Is hereby ordered that The said holder
OF said negotiable note or notes do appear here with
In one month af er du. publication OF this order in
the Richmond Dfspdtch, newspaper published In
the city OF Richmond. Va. and do what Is necessary
to protect his fnterest In this suit:
A copy-tesie. Il. Ii. FLOURNOf, Clerk.
MEADE HAsKiNs. D. q. lfIll 1e l4-Mfw
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EREIliH L.

Through Tickets on sale on steamer, AL ~ Gar
ber's Agency, $50 Main street. ana baggage checked
through.
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And every SATURDAY.
NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
CABINS, s55 to f65. Excursions - Reduced Rates
Passenger accommodations are unsurpassed
All StaterOoms on Main Deck
Passengers booked At lowest rates 10 or from laY
Railroad station In Europe or America.
Draft sssued at loWest rates, payable ree oi charge
throughout England. scotland, aud ireland
For books OF Information. plans &C. Apply io
HENDERSON BROTHERS,, Bowling nreen. y l.
or GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO.,
or j. \. GIBSON,
Southern Express Company. Richmond
or 4. ". GARBtR
S26 Main street. Richmond
my 9-3m Richmond. "a.
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rerresepttng tie following 6rst-clesg 3-e.u 49,
shin Zines: CIfNARD. INMAN, ALLAN, AMkK-
IANDs-AMEKICAN. HAMBURG-ANtk ri, ~,
NATIONAL, NORTH GERMAN LLOYD, RID
STAR.
FIHsT.CLASS, sECOND-CLASS, STEkRNE
Tickets 10 and from all points IN Europe Al loHest
rates Sialerooms secured in advance.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates. 49,,
Railroad and steamship tickets 10 All poIhH ln ur
United states and Canada.
Passengers and baggage called tor. Baggage
checked to Destination. 20,
Rates same as AZ depOts and general Offices ~ ihe
lines. he ! 4 5ml ~. " ~ : Is-----..
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ROOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Ex
u 59UrsD AZ THE PATCH PeMgMG
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lust RECEIVED THE LARGEST
- AND MOST FASHIONABLE STOCK OF ~,
FURNITURE Queen Anne, East Lake, Par M
Tor and Chamber Suitsl that We have ever be-
goods over we will offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS
saving Of 25 per cent We would request all 10 ex.
amine our stock, we keep everything TO be found
Il. GATHRIGHT 4 SON,
my3t l6 Governor street.
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DHILAD ELPHIA, RICH x;IssS
4 MoND. AND NORFOLK srEAN-.s-1sS,ssss>
RIVER AND The FAST VIA FALL RiFhk
TIiREE TIMES A WEEK-updl further TO
tise the steamers OF this lige will make r'..f
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Riehhoas
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. ana SUNDAY con.
Meeting at Philadelphia with Clyte's NJ" hi~iaH'
Line for Fall River. ..,.,,,,,
QUICK E-FREQCENr DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES. ,,
Freight received daily ulti O'Clock y W..
IA <ES w. Nice ARRltk,
General Sor, ern Agent, sichmond' VA
WI LIAM L. CLYDE co"
Genera Mauaxers,
nn22 We II south Waaryes. rnllsNl.hnls,
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DICHMOND. YORK RIVERcSEI, +

ICIIMOND, YORK RlVEllcSTI1sJ
hAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD. k.s..ss--Ss
MERCHANTS AND MINERS THkNsPOklA'
TION COMPANY,
Tnrough-freight route between Richmond ga.
an Boston, Providence. aud ail New England riI e..
steamers leave " Est POINT, VA. ou 'aca
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 81 ~ noon cog
oeciing with trains from RICHMOND.
steamers arrive AZ WEST POINT on each III -
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston VIA Boston ald
Providence Railroad RIA West Point. Va.
n. 4. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
V.D. GRONER. General Agent Apf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08
City Commissioner.


Tho contract for the laying and keeping
in repair for one year all brick sidewalks in
the city was awarded to Thos Lloyd.
The Engineer reported that the break in
the Findlay street sewer, between Western
and Mclean avenues, had been repaired.
The offer of Edward Ryan tn do the ex-
cavation for foundation of retaining wall
in the improvement of Culvert street from
third to Fifth at the rate of 40 cents per
cubic yard was accepted.
An application for an extension OF time
in the laying of plank sidewalks on Fre-
mont street, Oak street and Harrison Pike
was referred.
A large number Of property-owners In
the north western part of the city, who were
damaged by the recent break in the Dem
man.street sewer appeared before the Board
this morning and asked for immediate re-
lief. The break in the sewer having oc-
CURED on the private property Of Mr.. Reu.
beu R. Springer, the Board were under the
impression that that gentleman was respon-
siblc to the property-owners for all dam
ages they have incurred, and therefore re-
ferred them TO Mr.. Springer. The Com
missioners say that If the break had 0c-
CURED in the street the city would have
been liable.
1t was resolved that 50 much Of the re-
port of the Sewer Committee on CHARLES
street sewer adopted December 3Oth, 1879,
as requires consent OF property owners to
improve streets BE- rescinded and that the
Clerk advertise for proposals for same.
A protest against the construction Of .
street railroad on Court street was referred
to the Committee on Railroads.
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Knlckknacks Knocked Together In Old
s-- Kentucky.

hpccial t0 the Star. igGT hFiG
En1NENcE, Jan. s.-Tuesday night. on
the farm of John Harding, near Pleasure
vile, Lee Knight, colorsd, shot Ed. Haw-
kins, colored, with double-barreled shot
gun, from the effects of which he died next
morning. aa-u ..
g BowL1Ne GREEN, Jan. 8.-Dick Curd cut
Clay Jackson with knife in very severe
manner. The blade entered at the top
part Of the nose and ranged down to the
bottom part of the chin. going into the
hollow.
a,PADUcAH, Jan. 8.-Mrs. Mary L. Herndon
has withdrawn the reward of 500 for
Hiram McNeill, who murdered her hus-
band. James Herndon, at Florence Station,
on the 25th ult.
EDMUNroN, Jan. S.-The store-house of
Thomas Perkins, general merchant in the
country eight miles from here, was de-
stroyed by fire. Also the residence of Mr..
Hendley. Loss over $4,000. ....
BuRo1N, Jan. s.-A man named Henry
Oats, an employs at Moore's distillery, was
SOOt tHTOuSu IHc lciC manu- W tAc dCCAuCHt-
Il discharge OF gun.
Mt. VERNON. Jan. S.-The examining
trial of w. A. Owens, for the murder of
James Langford, was concluded yesterday.
He was dismissed on 81, 800 bail for man
slaughter. -s-.. l....
BAKDsrowN, Jan. 8.-Deputy Collector
Pennebaker made raid into Washington
County and captured a moonshine distil-
lery belonging to VIM. Phillips. He was
eaught asleep. %
LEBANON, Jan. 8.--Near Mackville. Wash
ington County, on Monday, Milton White,
man near seventy years Old, and keeper
OF the toll-gate near Mackville shot Philip
White, boy seventeen or eighteen years
old. killing him almost instantly.
La GRANGE, Jan. S.-Bealy James, boy
supposed to have been murdered by King
Jim's Gang in Henry County, has returned
here, and is not dead as. supposed.
FRANKFoRr, Jan. SIN the Democratic
caucus last night Mrs. Annie Oldham Cook
was nominated for State Librarian on the
eighth ballot. The contending candidate
was Mrs. Roger Hanson. Mrs. Bush, who
was we'll supported, withdrew after the
seventh ballot.
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Z WET WEATHER.

Special to the Star
MUNcIE, IND, Jan. 6-Williamson's mill
dam, mile west Of Muncie, on White
River, has been washed out Likewise the
Gam belonging to tile Yorktown Touring
mills on Buck Creek, six miles west OF
here. The smaller creeks, cellars in the
city, sewers ETC.. are over6owing, and
fences, sheds and all loose lumber near the
river bed is going down stream.
GREENcAsrLE, IND, Jan. S.-The contin.
ued heavy rains have swollen all the streams
in this vicinity. and considerable damage
has resulted to fencing and other property
along the banks. The l., y. & s. Railroad
bed in the vicinity of Raccoon Creek has
sustained some damage.
COLUMBUS IND, Jan. S.-Drift-wood il
receding slowly at this point, all the
smaller streams having run down, and
the apprehensions Of loss by the food are
now over.
LAFAYETTE, IND. Jan. 8. The three
steamers which ply the waters of the Wa
bash at this point are lying to the wharf
because of the high water which makes il
impossible for them to pass under the
bridges. ........
DAYTON, O., Jan. 8.-The Miami and
tributary streams continued to fall rapidly
last night, and within a few days will bt
down to their normal status again, unless
the additional rain to-day should give them
another lift, which seems probable.
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MAINE MATTERS.
rUsIONIsTs FEEL JUBILANT.


AUGUSTA, Jan. 8.-The Fusionists are feel
fng firstrate over the great victory they
consider they have won. and leading Re.
publicans are said to condemn Mr.. Hale for
the great mistake made in signing the roll,
thus making u quorum. They say that had
hs not done 80 the House could not be
legally organized. Professor Young, a Re-
publican, of Brunswick, also took the oath.
The Republicans Immediately after ad-
journment held fsur-hours session in the
Granite Hall. The Fusionists also held
meeting last night to exchange congratula-
tinnA
It Is rumored that Mr.. Clark. OF Waldo
boro, was offered 1000 and Government
position to resign. 1t is said by some that
Emmons Blaine made an attempt to wrest
the gavel from Clerk Gibbs hand while he
was trying to call Mr.. Hale to order.
GUARDING THE sfArE-HoUsE.
Fearing that some attempt might be
made to capture the State-house last night,
General Chamberlain ordered 100 men on
guard in the building. 1t is probable the
Committee on Gubernatorial votes will be
raised to-day. and as soon as they re-
port the Legislature will elect a Governor.
Governor Garcelon's term of office ex-
pired last night at II o'clock. The Presi-
dent Of the Senate, James D. Lamson. will
temporarily fill the place. t'arcelon is
talked of for Governor, though Smiths
friends insist that he should receive that
Office. ..5
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sAMARITAN's GIFT.
SAMARITAN'S GIFT!

The only positive cure. No Balsam Co
pabia; no Mercury; no exposure; used in
in the U. 8. Hospitals: e.
"Posr HosPIrAL, FoRr MARSHALL,
baltimore, Nd. Feb. Goth. 1884
II have great satisfaction in stating that
have used The Samaritan Remedies for
venereal diseases in its most customary
forms; that I have used them with judg-
nent, discretion and properly, and have
found them respond to my anticipations
promptly and effectually. Knowing their
composition, l have the fullest confidence
in their efficacy. and a. far ~ my uss Of
them extends recommend them strongly.
ALFRED G. BOWER,
asst. Surgeon, 5th N. Y. Vols"
Many who are drugged BY the quack for
months could be cured in from two to four
days by one package Of Samaritan's Gift
Male package $2, female a. Sold by ERNST
WILFERT, Fourth and Walnut and By.
druggista
slyrw,s&N&ap2s.lyrw
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DAILY, Mrs. O'Shaughnessy, Mrs. Major
Hearn, Mrs Albert Silva, Mrs G. j. King.
Mrs Fearsons, Mrs NJ. ]. King Mrs.
Helm, Mrs. Mossett Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. R.
Air, Mrs. Healey. Mrs. Mariana and Mrs.
Mead. The lemonade and cake stand was
successfully managed by the latter two
ladies. The entertainment closed at l this
morning, when the large crowd dispersed
well pleased with the evenings entertain
menut
CHANcERY COURT Yesterday was ap-
peapance day, and only few insignificant
judgments were rendered. A large num-
Der of cases were submitted. The case OF
Hen Weise, George Pagan and W. 8. Albert
against VIM. N. Air were consolidated.
Denial answers were filed In the case of
Albert and Weise, and Pagan's case was
submitted OH demurrer.
The cases of A. Stein against Groten-
kemper and Passionist Monastery of the
Holy Cross against the same were CONSOLE
dated and Gus Artsman appointed Re-
ceiver to rent out the property on Saratoga
street, which tumbled in a few weeks ago,
and has since been repaired by the Short
Line Railroad Co., it appearing that the ex-
cavatiOns made by them caused the founda-
tiOns to give way.
In the lottery cases of Cotton VS.. Sim
mons q Dickinson, motions were filed to
quash them. The hearing of the motions
was continued until the next term,
when it is whispered they will be amicably
settled.
In the case of W. l. Vance VS.. q. Benck.
enstein, judgment was rendered in the sum
of s. 900. ~
A rule was issued against the City At
torney to file exhibits in nearly all of the
city cases against delinquent Taxpayers
The stockholders of the Teutonia Build.
ing Association No. l, that has been in ex-
istence over three years, are winding up in
| first-class row. The shareholders were
generally of the opinion that the society
| was running along smoothly and would
wind up its affairs on or before January the
| 1st to the satisfaction of all, but such is not
the case. The cause OF the trouble, as near
as can be learned, is that the President and
Directors allowed number of the stock
holders to draw out their shares several
months ago and take mortgages on property
for the amount. The parties drawing out
in advance, from the time they
drew out to April LIST, 1880.
The reason for overpaying from January
1st was to insure any expenses that might
occur in the Courts Other stockholders
were compelled to draw out portions Of
their stock at various times and pay inter.
est on the amount at the rate of six pei
cent to January lst, while the parties who
borrowed from the Society are
not willing to pay interest, on
the grounds that their mortgages
were Cancelled before the time specified
Attachment suits were brought on funds al
Taylor's Bank by the following. who claim
to have overpaid. and for interest on the
amount: Adam c. Deitz sues for $50 and
for interest on $2l4 for nine months; Frank
Betz, for$S4 and interest; w. B. Warren
| for $40 and interest; and numerous others
who threaten to bring suits. There appears
to be a general dissatisfaction all around al
the turn of affairs. 81
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PATHS PARTNER.
Little De Munck Has Another
Fight.
N.tioual Associated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
San FRANCISCO, Jan. 8-De Munck and
Fischoff, of the Patti troupe, had another
encounter yesterday afternoon. De Munck
waylaid Fischoff and assaulted him with q
slungshot. The latter drew pistol, and
would have shot his assailant had not the
bystanders interfered. Fischoff had war
rant issued for De Munck's. arrest Their
quarrsling has completely swamped PATHS
concerts, and last night she refused to sing,
not more than $50 persons being in the
house.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Bills and Busin ess of TO.day's
Session.

Special to the Star. ..
COLUMBUS, Jan. &-Mr. Ray introduced a
bill in the House this forenoon authorizing
the Board OF Public Works of Cincinnati to
refund Ger ain money to the Little Miam
Elevator Company. ..
Mr.. Walker introduced bill to abolish
the office of Commissioner of Railroads and
Telegraphs. .,.-...
The time of the Senate was consumed
this morning in the introduction of bills of
minor Importance.
There will be big kick against Mr..
Walkers bill to abolish the office of Com
missioner of Railroad and Telegraphs.
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. S.-Among the bills
introduced yesterday were the following:
Mr.. Brown-To redistrict the State for
Congressional elections.
Mr.. Notwithstanding secret societies to
invest the surplus funds in securities.
Mr.. Walker-Changing the number Of
challenges in murder trial from twenty
three to twelve.
Mr.. Dals-To apportion the State into
Congressional districts.
The following named gentlemen were
among those appointed Chairmen OF the
various Senate Committees:
Medical Sucieties-Monnts, OF. Warren.
Geology-Cramer, of Fayette.
Wines-Kelly, of Ironton.
Soldiers Orphans Home-Entrekin. of
Ross.
nsurance-Eggleston, of Cincinnati.
State NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., of Gin
cinnati.
Fees and Salaries-Sinks OF Dayton.
Public Fleischmann, Of Gin
cinnati.
Public Expenditures-Pringle offspring
field. p,