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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22

The Thermometer scored So degrees In
the shade at 8 O'Clock p. Y. today In
Gold Hill. Eishty.ssvsn degrees II the
highest II has been this season.
August Dagust, q ranchsr, had his
foot badly crushed day before yesterday
near Franktown. nscsssitating the ampu-
tation OF the middle toe.
The rock in the north header Of the
Sutro tunnel IL hard and finty. This 10
we'll east In Ophir ground.
An assessment OF fifteen cents per
share has bean levied on the capital
stock OF the Lsviathsn.
]. P. Kelley, OF the Savage. was
among the departures last evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22
The Caisdoniaa Picnic.

At the Caledonisn picnic, to DO held
at Trsadwsy's Park. Carson, Saturday.
August 4, ladies, boys and girls will DO
allowed to compete for the prizes with.
out fees. In the gentlsmsn's archery
contests competitors will DO allowed ten
arrows each at the forty. fifty and sixty
yard targets. The prizes OF the club are
numerous and valuable. They com.
plstely all the window OF Manning's
jswslry store. Virginia. There 10 not
one Of these prizes that Is not q first.
class article OF its kind. The Gale.
domains always 60 in for solid merit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22
P,psr's opsr. Hoass.

With tomorrow friday night will
come the Sunny South" with its living
pictures OF life there before the war.
Those who have witnessed the drama a.
presented by the johnson & Cooper
Combination say that the play IL eI.
citing, and the songs. dances and
choruses particularly fns. The play is
new to most Of the Comstock thsatsr-
going people. and novelty is o sure At
traction. There will be o matinee Sat.
urday. Box sheet now open.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22
Arrivals Th,s AeraIsE

o d Rolfe. Miss + Ash. Vim Townss. l.
BransOn Jr. r Kirmsn, Chas Eppler. b =
Giddings, p Lsvospue, Mrs Forman. Mrs
Bender. James MeDufis and wife. @ W
Brush. Mrs DR. n K Cullen. Mrs J J
Alexander. b O Wheeler. W p Hayes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22

Dan De guile OF the Enterprise is not
only q writer and an artist. but an
astronomer a. we'll. In this new branch
he bids fair. by the use Of Fairs tsle-
scope, to become famous. He has been
watching the perihelia movements OF the
planets lately. and night before last
made the discovery Of what he says Ii q
new planet. II size and orbit have not
yet been determined, but according to
Dan the new planet does not differ much
from Uranus, and, strange a. 1t may
seem, is to be seen in nearly the same
position. II being o sort Of twin to
Uranus Dan has christened II Mianus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22
sale OF Baltimore Con.

In the suit OF Phil Seldnsr against
the Baltimore Con-. which went TO judg.
ment in May. 1877, an execution has
been levied ON the mine and q sale
effected. Yesterday the Sheriff flsd his
certificate OF sale under said execution,
by which the property Of the claim 10
vested. subject to redemption, In E.
Strother; consideration named, $40, 600.
The claim consists OF two parts, one
6l3x5OO,600x620 feet and the other
2001290x2l3x36 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22
Rael.

The weather 10 . tribe ardent and not
much fuel Is necessary at present to pro.
ducs warmth; but coal and wood can be
contracted o cheaper than when the
Thermometer affects zero. Thomas Gal.
lagher Ii the man to take orders and
deliver the requisites when and where
wanted. Full weight and measure are
guaranteed. See his advertisement un.
der New Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22
Practical yiaxs.

NEW York, July 90. - EI-Judgs J.
Thompson Of Los Angeles. California.
10 here. Hs has been prominent In the
Workingmen's movement In Southern
California. He voted for Seymour and
Tilden. This year. however. he will
vote for the Republican candidate. He
thinks California 10 close, but with the
necessary amount Of work that II can be
carried. Blaine ID especially in demand.
Hall . dozen speeches BY him would
awaken intense enthusiasm along the
Pacific coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22
lightning Express Connections.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, July 2l.-An I'M
portsnt rumor. seemingly based upon
fact, 10 circulated in railway circles here
today that the Wabash, st. Louis and
Pacific Railroad, which connects with
the Union Pacific at this point, will on
Sunday next put'on regular through fast
express trains from Council Bluffs to
New York. BY this Arrangement an ex.
press train will leave this city every day
at 4:S0 P. NJ. arriving ct st. Louis DO;
tween Z and 8 o'clock next morning. y
reaching New York from twelve to MI
tsen houra ahead OF other lines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22
Pi.sel Play.

John jenkins, who shot Eat the head
OF Bullion ~ravins." while intending to
locate o small lead mine In his neiRhbor,
Fred Ward. has been held In the sum Of
$500, to answsr the charge OF assault
with intent to kill. Ward, arrested or a
similar charge, will have q hearing at 4
p. n. today In Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22
sksissen Feusd.

Yesterday evening while . party from
the Divide were strolling up Bullion
ravins and beyond the haunts OF ordi-
nary mortals they found q human sksl-
eton beside the path. Coroner Brodsk
was notified and this morning sent o
wagon up to bring the bones down.
They are doubtless those OF some de-
ceased Pluto.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22
Sic rransis.

There will b Q gathering Of people ct
Colonel Fairs tonight to watch q transit
Of ono Of Jupiter's moons. This
transit 10 expected 70 take place about
IL ~o'clock-no very uncommon event.
The old fellow has 90 many moons that
he cannot keep them all on their good
behavior continually.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22
Departures Last EvsaiaE.

George r Foard and wife, J Eiehsl. II
T Nsvin. A d Griffin. Wv MAIN. W d
Douglass. J II Douglass. + A Wise. W
James. q II Msyhsw. TT White. J L Nc
Donald and wife. J p Kelley. 4 Rosen-
baum, " Tolles and family. TT Quinn,
Mrs Z Leonard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22
Heavy Earthquakes In tho Island
OF Lux0n.

MADRID. July 81 .-Earthquaks shocks
In the Island Of Luzon lasted from the
18th to the Goth instant, the Arst and
last being the most severe. The caths.
dral and barracks Of Manila have fallen,
and the troops are encsmped outside OF
the city. Eleven natives we're killed
and siIty.ons injured. No Europeans
were hurt. The inhabitants OF Manila
have Asd TO the fields. The earth has
opened In several places and jets OF boil.
ing water and showers Of ashes are
elected. Some public buildings Of La.
Quna and Rabsoan have been demol.
ished. All the volcanoes OF Luzon are
In full activity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22

The Senate Committee inquihng into
the election frauds has adjourned to
meet In Warrington ct the call Of the
Chairman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22
aErOnr.
sa. Yrsneiseo Boara.


LAST EVENING"
co Eureka Con-, i5c
100 General Thomas. Csc
S25 Grand Prize. l Is
1000 Argenta, SOC
100 Navajo. 45c
40 Belmont. 25c
$50 Belle Isle. 7oc. Isc
le0 Day, 45c
$50 Albion, i0c
20 Wales. 8 Is
SIS Nj. Disblo. 10
4oo Worth Belle i'''' wv
9 y nesi "a
W. M
% 49,. az
90 aaS, ~
NV ~SaInA., q IN
IVY Suns
30 Su.S.s.- or. on.
400 ss,~iS.-. q "a
y Ch.mn,on
ma Risclbsvl n
soo Raolsr Car sse
sso Omen Bss- Zoe: 200
nos Woro mn
= 1=rniSsrs,t, a,
40 nnJisx sa.
sso J.ni,:, ! en-
Sgo 1890. "a. az so,
m Soonds, az
ooo norhI. s,.nJ,,d az,
on po.,on Co. az Soc
= MI. Whi,. I'd. so,
100 IaaJ. Ga
9Ss linton 7
n siirsrKi,y 81
THIS hsxSiSe.
lao 0phir. TN
IS Mexican. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22
FOR SALE,

opvrN HUNDRED CORDS OF FIRST
= rsis dry wood. APply 70 r cusrrs
superintendent Ja't, g NINE Lower Gold aal'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22
n d July IS, 1880.

, AN GS,0 81 p J; -, Of ~ y. isis Picnic Of the VIZ;
einis ana Csrson Turn.versin: q Csfson; ~ ~
tsis place. The distribution OF rf'is' "n'''
followed By 1870,
A GRAND BALL
mrCu RTa fsdmittins gentleman and ladisp IL
t,aftd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22
RATES OF CHARGES.

Board and Lodging. per week...........Si2 %
e eSiss :nd tI ISst ! g z q, ys az ;; Of ;:.. half piios.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22

Dan De guile .s sn Assrononsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22
TURN-VEREIN !

A oRAND REUNION OF rHE VIE.
"A GINA. Carson and Reno Turn. Verein %,
oietics will take place at TURN
HALL, Virginia, Nevada,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22
Iar or THE eAvED.

Following IL . oomplsts list Of the
saved: Thomas Brady. B. Mcaovern,
A. ]. Moline, Christ Hansen. ]. Van
Nostrand, J. Doyle and W. ]. Hayes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22

n Invalids, a. we'll % Guinness men or
families, seeking recreation and pleasure. Will
ind this the very place. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-22

Al the steamer does not reach hcKinnsy's
Amer leaving olenbrook, . team or boat viii DO
MeKinney's II they dssire TO 60 there the same
evening.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-20
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
More Balloting for County Solicitor.

More Balloting for County Solicitor.
A special meeting OF the Commissioners
was held to-day. tY
On suggestion Of Auditor Cappellar the
County Solicit was instructed and d.
rected to proceed Immediately to col
lect by suit or otherwise, MONEYS due
the county of Hamilton from Messrs.
Stalo and Kittredge and Scarborough and
Williams, collected bv them in the SUIT
aghinst the Cincinnati & Covington Bridg
Company. The amount claimed is over
S25,0 900, .... ...
A copy OF the Longiew ASYLUM payroll,
footing up total OF $2.563 80 per month
for the year 1880, was submitted to the
Board and the same approved.
petition to appoint w. s. Rees, w. J..
Caufield and J. W. West as Precinct Trus-
tees Ior the Southern Precinct OF White.
water Township was received and action
deferred.
A petition to alter the South Fork Road
in Miami Towns ip was laid over for III.
spectlon by the Board and engineer
The Board then, on notion of Mr.. Hop
kns proceeded to ballot for County 50,
licitor The qomlnatiors were the same as
made last saturday: Asa Waters, Drausin
WulsiI, and Charles w. Baker.
After the second ballot Mr.. Wulsin's
name was withdrawn, and Mr.. Smith
Slim mel name substituted. ga.
After balioting once more the Board ad-
journed till Wednesday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-20
SENSATION SPOILED.
A Case Of Domestic Intelioity On Freeman
Street. ttl |fJ,

About year ago Mr.. E. G. Specht one
of the propretors Of the Star Galvanized
Iron Works at No. 384 Freeman avenue,
and his wife figured in sensational case Of
domestic infelicity. -' t'.. 9Ia-4-
The trouble resulted in the bringing of a
suit for divorce, which has not yet been de-
eided by the Courts. .osA
Last Sunday evening the second chapter
in the story was begun by Mrs Speeht
climbing fence and getting on roof in
the back of the house, corner of Hopkins
street and Freeman avenue, where her hus.
band roomed with his partner in business.
The lady commenced to raise loud
racket, claiming that her husband had a
partner Of the feminine gender with h m
in the room. This, however was mistake.
for there was no one in the room except
the two men. who, by the way, were sound
aseeir at the time. ,..-t ,,............g
The noise awakened them and on going
to the door, found the irate wife there cry.
ing, "Now I've caught you" The men,
however, made short work of the scandal
by locking the angry lady into the room
and departing from the scene. .aq
The husband afterwards had his spouse
released and the trouble was at an end,
although the neign borhoof was supplied
since the event wi h food for week topic
of conversation. ~ .
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-20

Nuts quiet and steady. We quote. Almonds.
20@22c; peeans 1OaiSc. filberts, 12@f4c: Brazil
nuts, lo0f2c and English walnuts 12t9l6c per
lb cueo,nuts 81 per hundred.
OILS: Extn lard oil at 6o@6ec per gallon. Re.
fined petroleum st s4@s1sc for Kentucky stand
ard. ana s1Se for Ohio aid Ind ana, and i5c ior
headlight per gallon. Inseed al soe per gallon.
Potatoes are in moderate demand and steady.
Peschbiows at 25@aSc on arrival. sBd l0c nrfe IN
Sofe. Choice early rose at 35a40c per bushel on
trsck. New potatoes at So 0o9t % per bri.
Poultry: Live turkeys in fair demand at 1o@i1c
% 70 per dozen. Ducks dull ut 81 5O@s % per
dozen.
Peanuts IN moderate demand ana steady. We
quote: Tennessee red at s1z@yIAc ard white sI
4,s@assc per Id. choice Virgins white at 6@5Ac
per lib.
Powder: Fair demand at seas 50 for rifle stand.
ard. and se So@3 Is for mining per keg.
cotton az 2,5@9Nc for mixed, and 4@4hc fol
white per ID Wooien 1h@lLc for common,
and 13@llc for soft per ib.
Scrap iron: Market weak and prices declining
wrought scrap AT 75c@SI. and stove cast at 500
15c per hundred pounds. s..1, s-4. 50
Soap In moderate demand and steady. VIZ
quote as follows: Germ2n, &c.; extra olive. 4e6e,
family, 4c per Id. German olive. 4Asc; amber
5esc per Id; white, SIS 70 per box ivory. IS 70 pei
box.
Starch quiet and steady and demand moderate
Quoted: Pearl. s1<@stac: bonton, 4L@41sc' roy
al gloss, 511@7c; imperial, 41sc; corn. 61saeAt
per lh f't
Saltin fair defnand and; steadyu for Ohio Rive
and Kanawha at 81 70 per barrel Of seven bushels
Liverpool coarse at 81 259l 50 per sack and Turk
Island at 4O@45c per busheL M
Seed: Glover seed jobbng at 6x97c per lb
Timothy at 81 6D@2 70 per bu. German mile
in fair demand at 90ct0$l AM Hungarian gras
seed at 81 per bu. Flax at 81 309i 40 per bu
Tallow is in fair demand, and steady, at 81
for country packed. and 54c for CITY rendered
loose.
Tinners stock: Market quiet and steady. Zin,
slab. 71zc: sheet sA@9s4c; block tin. H@2Sc
solder, 16@19c: copper ingots 26c; bottoms. 39c
brazters' sheetx 34@40c per lb: tin plate, G
$40 25@lO rs and X sl2 25@12 rs per box.
Vegetables; Cucumbers at 65aa7Oc per dozen
Green peas at 81 2591 80 per crate. Onions q
W 50@4 80 per brl String beans 81 75@3 De
crate. Tunis 81 per brL sY
Noooenware in moderate demand and steady
Washb0ards. 81 4002 rs: ouckets two-h0op. u 900
2; do. tnree-noop, 81 15@2 25: tubs No. |. s. 50@9
No. 81 5Ote8; No. g. IS 5O97; nests of eght. 81 u
@3 90; charms, No. l. IS 50t9s: No. z 81 509S. ane
No. 8, $6 Soar per dozen
Wool quiet and demand moderate and Hbera
offerings. UnwSshed eombing. 3S@3Sc :delaine, 36@
3Sc: cloth ng, 32037c: common, 30@32c. Washed
Fine feeces 45ca4Sc: medium ana delaiue fieeces
4S@5Oc; long comblng. f5@4Sc. Tub-washed
coarse. 45@47c, and choice. 52@55c per pound
for superior and long
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-20

ban Telegraph Association for permission
to erect poles on Lodge street from Fifth to
Seventh, Seventh from Vine to Broadway,
and Fourteenth from Walnut to Plum.
was referred to Committee on Streets.
The Clerk was directed to prepare an Or
dinance for the improvement of Nassau
street, Morris street and Gilbert avenue by
sewering.
Alexander Scott, eontrac' or Of the Sew
entn District, was directed to repair Main.
Vine and Liberty streets within twenty
days, or his contract would be revoked.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-20
The West Point lnvestfga alton
National Associated Press to the Star. VI

WEST POINT, April 20.-Superintendent
Gaylor, of the New York r, st-otfiae, to
whom samples of all the cadets writing
and the written Scraps found in Whittaker's s
room were submitted, stated that I'm the
wo hundred and fifty-seven papers pre-
scented him he found no similarity to the
writing of the note of warning except in
the case of No. 8.
The resemblance to that Of No. 8 we're SO
marked THAT In his opinion they we're writ
ten by the same Irers N, and Gaylor advised
the court to Investigate in that direction.
The graWd question now is who is No. g?
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-20
METROPOLITAN MENTION
ENocH ARDEN IN REAL Iirx

ENOtd ARDEN IN hEfRL LlfH
Special TO the 5nE ,l .r}EtE
NEW York. April 20-Mrs. Mary Dorion.
of Tuokaboe, lost her husband about three
years ago, and last year, believing him TO
be dead, married one Of her neighbors, q
widower named John Burton, with whom
she lived happily. A short time ago Mrs.
Dorfon-Burton received letter from her
first husband in which he announced that
he was living ~ Canada. was doing good
business and wanted her 10 join him. Bur.
ton advised her that she ought to go TO
Dorion, and he assisted her in preparing ior
her journey which she began last SATURDAY..
BEEcHER ON WEST POINT.
In his recent sermon Mr.. Beechef said:
A young man of African descent is sent by
the Government to West Point to learn the
duties of an army officer. He is shametully
outraged. and v hen he complains instead
of being defended by those who should pro.
tect him, he Is abused as if he were Grim
inal and treated as criminal without
shadow OF proof, or one fact that could
form the shadow Of q suspicion, all because
Of his color. Does any one believe that If
his boy we're the son OF some distinguished
white statesman suspicion would be har-
bored against him under the circumstances!
HH AN ACTRESS ON A TEAR ...-, ed.
Mary E. Col man, the actress who was
arrested in the Jefferson Market Police
Court on Saturday Oh charge of intoxica-
tion, and discharged, was brought sbefore
Justice WandeIl, in the Yorkville Police
Court, yesterday, on similar charge and
was relnanded for examination. 59.es
wooLEy AND FOSTER. T.} t8
Mr.. John w. Foster and Mrs Foster are
at the Windsor. They arrived yesterday
and on Saturday next will slil for Europe
to take possession of the American Lega-
in Russia. r>-
c. W, Wooley, OF Cincinnati, is stopping
at the Fifth Avenue. .,dc
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-20
Common Council,

At the meeting of Common Council this
afternoon the names OF the Assistant So
licltors and Clerks OF the Solicitors Off
GERS which were nominated by the Solicitor
were approved.
The election of Dr. G. D. Fishburn by the
Board of Education as a member of the
University Board was approved. About
twenty-five nominations were then made
for the position OF Health Officer, and the
Board proceeded to ballot ~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-20

Mrs. Martin, residing at the corner OF
Second and Park streets stole coat this
morning from Valentines pawn shop on
Central avenue and took it to SOL Martins
pawn shop, where she endeavored to dis
pose of it. Sol. noticed Valentines mark
upon the coat and questioning the woman
found that she had stolen it, whereupon he
had her arrested and lodged in the Ninth
ctraat 9tation-house
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-20
Another Pioneer Passed AWAY,

Mrs. Catharine Riddle Hendrick, relict of
the late DR.. Hendrick, of Milford. aged 83,
died last night at the residence of her
dau: liter, Mrs Catherine Conkling. in Mt
Auburn. She was an estimable lady, and
a member of the Cincinnati Pioneer
Association. -'.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-20

The offerings al auction for the week were l,17S
hhds and 176 boxes, as follows: ~ "a
ats5 s ias a vi a ss ne% % a. s. osS 3 5'ss q al
s6 ooe7 so 81 at IS oc@S 90. $50 at slo0l47S, los
2s7 hhds Brown County. Ohio-4 at s22azs 25;
new q at s8s5 sS, 80 at s6@7 95 SO at $S@S No. S6
at $40 OLA 90. s4 at sl5als %, 5at$lea22
~ S6 hflds owen County KENTUCKY, (new)-l4 at
81 25@5 90 Is at Ss@7 80 10 at s8 459 95 &c at $40
0l4 IS. 20 at Sl5@19 To-, @| .Et F|
263 hhds Pendleton County, Kentucky, (new,
80 at$2 2595 95.A5at3 a. Vs. " at $SOs IS. 7S
at Sl0(914 rs, 70 at $15@l9 rs
Il at s. 50, l at s. 60: new, 4 at "a s5e5 80. 2 at
s6@9 at - 10, 4 ut slo@A rs: boxes at 81 700
Hhhds Carroll County. XIV. (new,-2 at IS 25a
70 Q at S. .0@6 80. 4 at s. 5099, 3 at Sl1@l4, So
5at$l5 25@1875, l at so rs. ..l. -,
II hhds. and box West Virginia (newy-6 at
at 50 85
5hhds uthern Kentucky (nsw)-4 at 81 5o@
90. 1at$9 80
hhds and boxes Indiana tnsw} 8 at 81 5O@5,
1 at Sc 30. boxes at s. 25.
. 81 hhds and4 boxes Eastern Ohio fnew,--ls at
50 95a6 80, 10 ~ 81 ases7 70, 10 at sS@s 80 10 at
sdopl4 so. o at SIS 759tS So ., re- onn
hhd. Northern Ohio (newl-At a So
II hhds Henry County, KY liewl--1 at 81 90,
at 50 30. S at$l0@14 To- at SIS 50@lS rs.
3 hhds bra ven County. KY. new-l att 10. 1
Is hhds Missouri. new ~--s at 81 9o@5 IS. at Sc 50
a. 30. 4 at $799, ! at Sl3 25.
8hhds ClermOnt County. Ohio new at 500
40. l at Sl325, 4 at $15 1915 rs.
10l boxes Ohio seed. new at Sl1 25d912 25, 1
at $I5. new. 6S at s,o6g5 %. q at $6@7 IS, 2 at
S. S0@g9 so 4 at Sl0@i0 25.
62 b xes Indiana seed, news at 81 3095 95, II
at S6a7 IS, 9 at $S@9 81, 6 at $40 2b@13 Is,
4 boxes Wisconsin seed, new-$2 35tg2 95.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-20
THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, April 2O,-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, rising. followed by
falling barometer. winds shifting to warmer
or southerly. with clear or partly cloudy
/ weather.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-20

Policeman John P. Weber, of the
Bremen-street District, after having been
discharged without cause, was reinstated
last night and ordered to report for duty at
npco H.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-20

THE general freight office Of the New
York, Pennsylvania e. Ohio Railroad Com
pany will be removed to No. 1923 Euclid ave-
nue., Cleveland, Ohio, Saturday, the "a
inst, and all communications for that de-
partment should be addressed accordingly.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-20
Sporting sparks.
ANorHER vieNAUx sLossoN GAME.

t''' ANOTHER VlGNhUx SL0SS0N GAME. 4%
- PARIS, April 20--M. Vighaux lras agreed
b. play Mr.. Slcsson one game of 5000
points up. ...- .t.,.,
The game is to be played five consecutive
nights, GOO points each nj hit The game
is to be governed by the American cham
pionship rules and Slosstn viii make a Wig.
erous effort to retrieve his lost lIOnors by
diiigent practice and by strict attention to
his physical c0nailion. ..I t.
ELLIOTT TO COME OVER. .U
LONDON, April 20.-William Elliott of
flythe has entered for the Hop Bftters
Rowing Competition at Washington, May
10, and IL is believed that Boyd will also
compete. ..... ....
EPSON RACE TO-DAY. t'
LONDON, April 2O.--The race for th,
Prince Of Wales stakes, distance one mile
was run to-day at the e. som s ring meet
ing, and was won by Cradle, with Ragmar
tsecond, and the Mrs. Waller colt third.
LONDON, A,ril ,20.-The race for The
great Surrey ban 1icap over the regn1tf
course of five fntl)n was won by Magda.
lene, with lamont sec md, Tower and
Sword third. Eleht horses ran. .a
. The race for the Westminster Stakes was
won ly T.istan. with Fugitive second, Vol
uptuary third.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-20
The case of Christian Schempf 40

The case of Christian Schempf against
Henry Haacke & Co., OF the Voksfreand,
was called up to-day in the Superior Court
on motion by the plaintiff for new trial.
Schempf had recovered damages for one
cent in the last trial. Judge Foraker over
ruled the motion.