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OUR friend Drnhosh, Of the Tarkcrs.
burg Time, has queer way Of "poiniing
a moral and ndorning tale" occasion.
ally. As for instance the following:
"Whcn such large houses "A Duncan.
Sherman & Co's fail, there will be no
cause for surprise, II some publishers Of
West Virginia should take down their
signs II no change for the better should
take place in the financial condition Oi
our people.
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GheGtteltiaereer

b3- Persons lcariRg he ely for he Sum
nler eaa hare The DAILY INTELLIGEScER
mailed 10 them al any address, and The address
changed as often az de'irei, postage paid, for
Is cents Der ueeE.
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HALIFAX, July ~. Senator Kuul.
bucks dwelling and outhouses At Lunc.
berg burned last night, and a servant man
and woman were burned to death. The
members Of the family narrowly escaped
with their lives.
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CINCINNATI.


CrNcINNATI, July 2O.-Thc residence
OF W. Andrcas, near uhriChsvillc, o., was
burned last night. Loss $4,000. Insur-
nnCC SO.SOO,
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Photograph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
DUNCAN, SHERMAN a 90.
Losses OF the Trenton Banking
COmpany-S70O, 900 In Mobile Il
Ohio RailFOaIl..S3OO, 900 In Ala
bnnR STATE Bonds,

bnlnn stare bOnuS'
NEW York, July 29.-The Trenton
Banking Company, OF Trenton, \. J'
which lost 100000 by the Jay Cooke
failure, loses 100000 by the suspension
OF Duncan, Sherman 4 Co,
A responsible officer Of one OF the
largest banks in this city yesterday stated
that Duncan, Sherman u Co, had nearly
100000 tied up in securities OF the Mo-
bile & Ohio Railroad Company, Of which
Duncan was President, and small
amount in the Selma u Gulf Road. Its
understood, also, that in one Of their SET
tlement Duncan, Sherman " Co. had been
Obliged to take S3OO,OOO in Alabama
State bonds, which is now quoted at %
cents on the dollar.
PROPERTY MADE OVER.
1t appears that transfers OF real estate
have been recorded at the registers office
this week on the part Of William Butler
Duncan and other members Of the firm 10
the amount Of u million and quarter
dollars. The deeds just recorded date
from 1868 to 1874. The name Of the
guarantee il freshly inserted in differ
ent handwriting from the body Of the
deed.
J. FORD \ co.
]. B. Ford Il Co. in a card state that the
depression in their book business has con.
tinued since the panic Of 1873 and aggra.
yated by fire In their bindGryin February
last, which paralized the spring sales.
They claim that their assets at bare cost
exceed their liabilities by over $SO,OOO.
The Christian Union, they say, is sustain
ed by ample capital. Its condition il
sound and its prospects bright. The
statement that il has lost ground since
that Is not true. Ford& Co.'S. connection
with it Is simply that beside being stock
holders in the company they have been
employed as publishers Of the paper.
They have resigned that charge and after
the 18th Of August the business Of the pa
per will be transacted by their successors.
AsIowINd OF ASSETS.
At meeting Of the creditors Of j. b.
Ford q Co. II was stated that the assets
are SSS,OOO In excess OF liabilities a
committee was appointed TO prepare NC
ton. Liabilities not stated. Business
continued, subject to the action oi Inc
creditors. Payment temporarily FnS'
pended.
WILLIAM II. DUNCAN EXPLAINS.
William Il Duncan NJ tbc firm of Dun.
con Sh"rman 4 Co,.exninins the trans.
for of rsai estate as follows:
The hank building, he said. was sold to
his father AlcxanJer Duncan, June 9th,
ISGs ior 5000 600. subject 10 n mortgage
Of SSO00O0 on NAV 2Gtli, 1867. The prop.
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LITTLE Rock, July 2O.-lfon J. $. Fl.
liot, member Of Congress for the third
congressional district of this State, died
at Camden yesterday.
MORrALLY WOUNDED.
lsiah Taylor, colorcd man, while re.
sisting nm arrest by a policeman, nlso cot.
orc,l, was shot blythe latter and mortaIIy
wounded.
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Lu,nberInnn Burned to DEATH.

ST. PAUL, July 2O.-A dispatch from
Rush City gives an account Of the burn.
ing oia lumbermen's sleeping place on
Monday, when John AdersdOrff was burn
ed to death. Nothing was left Of him but
the buttons Of his coat and few charfed
bnnpg.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, July 2O.-Mnny kilograms have
been received here from Americans in
various parts Of the continent holding
letters Of credit issued by Duncan, Sher.
man & Co., which have been dishonorcd,
On inquiry about them il was rumored
here to-day that the English and Amcri.
can bankers would accept Duncan, Sher.
man u Co.'S circulars and notes, and much
disappointment was shown when the re.
mort was found untrue,
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wui Mcct NJ, SnrntoRn.

WArERrowN, N. Y, July 2s.-Thc
Democratic State Committee will meet at
Saratoga SPRING, August IS, to arrange
the time and place for the meeting Of tho
State Convention.
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CAIRO, July 29.-Captain y. Sisney,
was shot and Killed while setting in his
own house at Carbondale. The perpetrn-
tors are unknown but II is suspected that
the murder was comittCd by the William.
son county band as Sisncy has been
threatened by them.
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Abccicontractot lost by freezing, seven
hundred head Of cattle that the Indian
agent gave receipts for
The people in this section back Prof.
Marsh, many from personal knowledge.
The weather il warm and damp. There
hus been no rain for the past three days.
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I,nrtInilt iinrnrd.

E,ouANsroRr, July 2O.-Thc foundry
and machine shops Of W. $. Lincoln and
the plow handle factory Of j. q. Thicker
4 Co., were partially destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss $4,000, Fully in.
aurnd
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Judge Brigg, of the United States Dis.
ttict Court. has appointed Il. X. Dow re.
Ceiyer for the Little Rock railroad. lie
also having been appointed by the United
States District Court for the western dis.
tricl OF Arkansas.
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Accidentally Drowned.

NEw YORK, July 29.-A son Of X. A.
Butler, Of Cincinnati, aged II years was
drowned last evening, lie fell from the
ordnance dock, al Governors Island,
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The Gd:citc's Huntington, W. Va. dis
patch reports that the steamer Ny Choice,
upward bound, ran over skiil'cOntninng
four unknown men last night. All were
drowned.
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OMAHA.


OMAHA, July "a stranger named
Edward Murphy was driggrd and sc.
vetely beaten. yesterday, by a man named
Mcmahon. Doubts are entertained az to
his recovery. McNInhon was bound over
to await the result.
81 POUNDS ron 100 POUNDS.
The Indian Commissioners while here
made several important discoveries ns to
the way supplies have been furnished the
Indians. One miller testifes to having
put up cighty.Seven pounds Of flour In
sacks that he knows were turned in At one
hundred hounds,
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MENIpIIIS.


TNUsTNI7 FUN M UNfHT TV"'
MEMPHIS, July 29.-The outlook in
regard to an overflow Is gloomy this
evening. Contrary to all expectations
the river rose one inch to-day, and this
afternoon heavy rain storm swept over
the city and adjacent country, while the
news Of heavy rains and freshets in Mis-.
souri, and Ohio Valleys indicate still
further advance with little prospects of
n spcady decline.
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LONDON, July 29.-The Bank Of Eng.
land to-day reduced the discount rate to
y per cent
PLIMsoLL APOLOGIES.
In the House OF Commons this after
noon Plimsoll read on apology for his
conduct last Thursday. He said he re-
tracted the unparliamentary expressions
with reluctance, but not his statement
Of the facts. He then submitted It to the
judgment Of the house, Disrueli asked
that the order moving for reprimand
OF Plimsoll be discharged. BentiCk OF
Newgate, objected, but the order was
discharged by an overwhelming majority
amid vociferous cheering.
RACES.
In the race for the GOodwood cup to.
day, Ayenteniere won, Scamp second.
Trent third.
CABLE STOCKS.
The PJsl financial article says the
shares Of the Anglo American Telegraph
Company advanced yesterday, while those
OF the Direct U. S. Cable declined on un-
confirmed rumoFs that the steamship Far.
aday had abandoned the attempt to re.
pair the injury 10 tho direct cable, and
returned to England.
The Direct Gable shares are now quoted
at seven pounds.
A GRAND BANQUET
will be given this evening at Guild Hall
by the Lord Mayor Of London, the
various municipal heads Of the British
and foreign cities and towns have Assem-.
bled in response to the Lord Mayors
invitation; the preparations are very
elaborate, the decorations alone said to
cost S5O,0OO.
A ball in honor Of the visitors will
take place in the building tomorrow
night,
Ono hundred pounds Of gold has gone
into the Bank Of England on balance to-
day.
INDICTED FOR RMIsDENEASOR
The grand jury at Croydon Iound u bill
for misdemcanOr against Col. Valentine
Baker, Of the 10Th lluZzars, who is Charg.
ed by a young lady with assnulting her in
carriage on the Southwestern Railway.
Six hundred and fifty persons attended
the banquet OF the Lord Mayor at Guild
Hall tonight. No member Of the govern
ment was present except Lord Tenterten,
under Secretary Of Foreign Affairs.
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San FRANusco, July 29.--sailed--thc
Pacific mail steamer Costa Rica for Pan.
anna.
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THERE was marked rise yesterday in
the shares Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, in consequence oiFumors
aaoat In New York that the Atlantic &
Pacific lines are 10 be leased to II, which
would practically give it monopoly Of
he telegraph business In this country.
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THEY are feeling gloomy nt Memphis
over the prospects Of an overflow. The
rains Of the last forty.eight hours have
changed the hopes Of the people into
painful apprehensions. On Wednesday
the Mississippi was at stand, and the
people we're congratulating Themselves
that the threatened danger had passed,
but the later rains, severe as they have
been, have put on another face on mat
ters.
The news Of great damage done by The
rains comes to ia from various quarters,
even here from our immediate vicinity,
among our Fisl Greek neighbors, and
from our friends out in Richie county.
The fall Of rain has been steady and per-
sisLent over very wide areas Of country,
and in not few localities IL has descend
ed in torrents. II il estimated thala half
million Of damage has been done to the
Chesapeake Il Ohio Railroad enough
almost to throw the road into bankruptcy
and In the case Of some Western roads
the damage has been even greater. Al In
all, The country has been severely
afflicted with wet weather this summer.
An every day rain in the month Of July
Ia certainly something phenomenal in its
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Reports Of damage by the late rains
continue to be received from all parts Of
Southern Ohio and Southern Indiana. All
report that the swollen streams have sub.
merged the corn and the wheat ia sprout.
Inn
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A special to the same paper from Gym.
thiana, Ky, says DR.. &. H. Donnclly, n
dentist Of that place, approached DR..
Peckovcr, another dentist, saying that
Pcckover had called him liar aud shot
PeCkOver through the heart, killing him
instantly. Dunnclly surrendered himself
to the officers and while being conveyed
to the lockupwas shot and killed by Il, II,
Ridgely, brOthcr.in.law Of peckoycr.
Ridgcly is now in custody
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AN attempt was made during Wednes.
day night, between | / and IL O'clck, to ell
ter Silvey's drug store, corner OF Market
and 10th streets, opposite the Custom
House. The burglar entered the bottle
room, but failing toelFect an entrance into
the store retired in tOlerubly good''order,
and made an attempt to enter the board.
ing house of Mrs. Dunlap, on 10th be.
tween Market and Main streets, by climb.
ing on to the roof Of the kitchen. This
little enterprise was frustrated by the ap-
pearance Of a wide.awake boarder on the
scene Of operations, and the thief
in attempting 10 beat a husty retreat
lost his footing and fell from the roof, re.
ceiving, II is thought, pretty severe in
juries, though not such az to hinder his
escape. lie is another one Of those par.
ties always claimed to be known to the
police or the night watch, but somehow
never arrested. A dead thief would be a
good thing, perhaps, in the hands Of the
police, as It might enable them to know
some Of the people they see every day.
II might enable them to follow up the
links Of a chain Of associations that would
include a goodly number Of bummers,
native and foreign, that linger around
without any visible means Of support, and
are constant menace against the safety
Of life and property. It is to be hoped
that some vigilant householder may slc.
reed in putting a good sized lump Of lead
into one Of these maruuding scoundrel' in
some spot where II will do the most good.
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The jury in the Wnddy Thomson case
ID still OnL.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 29.-The Bank Of Eng.
land to-day reduced the discount rate to
q per cent.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-25

TIME annual election Of Officers and Trus-
\ tees for the ensuing year will be held in
Room 0, Mozart Hall, on Tuesday evening,
september 26, 1875, between the hours OF and
IN O'Clock. All members are hereby notified to
1etend and yo..44. E. y. DAVIS, President,
GEO. v. SANDS, Secretary. 1t.
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HONE SECURITY BUILDING { LOAN ASSOCIATION,

1ettos to the Shareholders of the Home So
e"rtty Buttdtng and Loa,s Asso-
citation, Of Cincinnati, q.
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NOTICES.
MIR. Alfred White

WTOULD present his compliments to LADIES
wv and GENTLEMEN, and be happy to have
them examine the Granite Statues Of Hope"
md the Angel Gabriel" now being sculp-
bured at his rooms,
No. 257 West Fifth Street.
dec11-1y
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NATIONAL THEATER COMIQUE,

Sycamore street bet. Third and FOurth sts.
open EVERY EVENING WITH A FIRST
Oclass variety entertainment. Admission Is,
20, SO and SO cents. Matinees Wednesdays
and Saturdays. ESQ to all parts Of the house.
Ladies' admitted free every Friday evening.
au0O-tf
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SOCIETY NOTICES,

HUN AMERICAN BUILDING AsSOCIA-
VI T10N No. o. will hold meeting at Joe's,,
Former, northeast corner Of Court and John
ltyeets, 1HIS. (saturdayJ EVENING, at
8dksons desirous Of becoming members OF a
hood Association at the commencement OF the
tsme will please be present
seaa-StF G. B. CARTER, Secretary.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WOODS THEATER. B. msasss1. MaSsg.rr'

WOODS THEATER. b. Manager. mnSxS.hf'
SATURDAY-Last two performances Of the
popular
HAVERLY'S MINSTRELS.
MATINEE at Q o'clock. Admission 25 and
so cents. Evening at O'Clock, positively last
appearance and last time Of the laughable ex
iravaganza. entitled
THE BLACK BELLIES OF THE KITCHEN,
Monday next, after weeks of preparation,
the gorgeous spectacle OF the NAIAD QUEEN.
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FORGING.

CINCINNATI STEAM FORGE COMPANY,
MANUFACTURES OF ALL KINDS OF
M LIGHT AND HEAVY FORGING, Steam
yoat Shafts, Cranks, Piston Rods, Pitman jaws
md Wrists, locomotive, Tender, Car Axles
Ind Frames, Sugar Mill Shafts, &C., &c.
Dffce and Works, Front st. below Millcreek,
Cincinnati, Ohio. se24-4tS
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MILLINERY.

O P E n Il N g.
100 cases Ladies' and Childrens Strar
and Felt Hats.
$50 cartons Fine French Flowers.
160 boxes Feathers.
100 pieces Black Silk Velvets, per steam
er, direct from the manufacturers.
1876 pieces Colored Velyets,. in Nav
Blue, Cardinal and Cloth Shades, 70
Dress. Trimmings.
All-Silk Cloaking Velvets.
100 cartons Bonnet and Sash Ribbons.
Turquoise Silks and Velvetines, In al
the new shades.
Black Dress Silks, Corsets, vailing,
Malenes, English Grapes, Mournfni
Wells, and
MILLINERY GOODS
4illiners will do well to examine our Whole
sale Department before purchasing elsewher
We cut all our goods bias or straight, and
the very lowest prices.
j. WEBB, JR.,
1914 Fifth Street.
[It]
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Cut This Out.

vXTHY will you suffer with constipation,
w headache sour stomach, loss Of appetite,
Debility, depressed spirits, or any form OF dys-
Repsia or biiousness, when single bottle Of
pA COSTA'S RADICAL CURE WILL RE-
TORE YOU TO HEALTHY 1t Is the best
fpntive Of AGUE. Ask your druggist for 1t.
y. ID. PARK & SONS, Fourth and Wal
kut streets, Cincinnati, OHIO, General Agents.
je15-Tu, Th&s, ,tilje10
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-13
u. y. Court.

OPENING OF THE JANUARY TERM THIS MoRSISa-
PROCEEDINGS OF THE OPENING SESSION.
The United States Circuit and District Courts
opened this morning, at 10l9 O'Clock, Judge
Bradford OH the bench.
The Grand July list was called as follows
Chas. Green s. II. Derrick, Chas. Corbit, A. g.
Newton, q. q. Hanson, L. Il. Pennington, Jo-
siah Lewden, John Johns, G. Stuart, David
Woolman, Geo. w. Sparks, II. L. Hoffecker, J.
W. Fennimore, Thos. Kirkley, Peter Campbell,
Jos. s. Truitt, II. Is. Spencer, II. Il. Burton, W.
S Phillips, N. w. Burton, John W. Short, John
D. Rodney, Myles Messick.
The Grand Jury were sworn and retired to
their room.
The Petit Jury list was then called.
On motion of Anthony Higgins, ESQ, IL. U,
Conrad, ESD, was admitted to practice III the U.
s. Courts.
On motion of s. NJ. Harrington, Esq. Eldon
s. Hagany, ESD, was also admitted.
S. A. Macaater, Esq. in the cases of U. ). Us
ID. Collins and U. S. Us. Whtlock, selling hquol
without U. s. license, announced there were set
Elements pending with the commissioners of In
terIial Revenue and asked continuances.
Eldon Hagany, Esq, in the case OF U. >. 0s
Mulgan, selling liquor without U. S. license
announced a settlement pending and asked con-
tnuance. The contnuances were granted.
In the matter of John Aiken, who refused tt
take vote at the 4th ward polls last election
which was claimed to be illegal, no presentmen
will be made.
At IL. 40 the Petit Jury was discharged unit
3P M. The remainder of the morning session
WAS occupied in calling witnesses, etc.
The Smuggling cases are expected to b.
reached, this afternoon. II. @. T.
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tions provide for the appointment Of joint
committee to report a bill to govern acts OF in
corporation under the amended constitution. 1t
has yet to be sent to the House.
COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS
Owing TO the accumulation Of Court business
In New Castle county, bill was offered by Mr..
Riddle in the Senate providing for the establish
ment OF court OF Quarter Sessions, to be held in
April, July, and October. This Court is to be
held by one judge, and petit jury Of six, which
may be increased to twelve on the petition Of
the accused. The right Of appeal is also allowed
to the Court Of General jail Delivery This bill
only applies to New Castle county, and from
present appearances will become law.
THE HOUSE COMMITTEES
were appointed the first thing upon assembling
yesterday. The chairmanships of the twelve
committees are divided equally between the
three counties, the important ones of Ways and
Means, and Education being given to New Cas-
tie members.
THE POTTER CHARITY ESTATES,
which have now been referred to in both Houses,
consist of number of farms and other property
in the vicinity of Milford, and were left by a
Mr. Potter for the use Of the poor of Kent
county. They were once valued at 100000,
but instead OF yielding an income, they arc now
in debt to the Commissioner who manages them.
A law passed some years ago, required in conse-
quence of the poverty of the estates that the
Recorder of Deeds should record the leases OF
the property for 81 so each, and now this bill is
for granting him full fees. And that's all there
IL about the affair, 80 far.
OTHER MATTERS.
The Centennial subject, on motion of MI. Ri6-
die, s referred to JOINT committee, the Senate
proposing two from each chamber, and the
House desiring three of its own members on it.
Senator Ray has offered bill to appoint De-
putty Recorder to act when the Recorder is sick
or absent.
There is difference of opinion here whether
the new Revised Code is yet law, without fur
tier Act of Assembly ratifying it. Ray thinks it
isn't, but the Senate did not sustain his point
Mr.. Bird will introduce bill, to-day, to abol-
iph the marriage license tax. 1t ought to pass,
OF course. B. ii.
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