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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-19

VHANTED-TO CLOSE OUT--A stock OF
wv hrst-class Sewing Machines IN order TO
letire finally from the business. viii sell aJ
POST for CASH. Callfor AGENT, $50 Walnut
kreet. first floor. sie26-tf
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E0R SALE LIFE SCHOLARSHIP - To
il one Of the best Cincinnati Commercial Col
leges. Will sell cheap. Address S. P. e., Box
0, city. ocls-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-19

FKTANTED-JIM 8 CHARLIE DAVIS
wv formerly Of ia Race street. are located
n the "Sun Saloon,p 70 Fountain Square, whore
bt oil hours, day and night. oc4-2Ot
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-19
PREFERRED SPECIALS.

FIRST OF THE SEASON.
Sausage meat, tenderioin, and spare ribs,
gO-MORROW, at 'No.s3 Canal street, East OF
Main. Its
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-19

NETANTED - BOARDERS - A few nice
wv boarde,s at ID E. Pike street, Covington,
Eentucky. oc16-6t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-19

FTTANTED-TO TRADE 200 acres of land,
wv 100 acres improved, house and orchard,
bx miles west Uf Wortiiington, Greene county,
hid; q good farm. Will Grade for stock Of
Foods. Address ]. III. LEEDS, Box an, koko-.
no, Ind. Oc15-4t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NM ANTED = Clothes wrlngers Repaired.
wv Il. TETTENBORN, 9 8 W. Fifth street.
Uy3l s, ,Tu&Th,tfl
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-19

LWR SALE-LANDS-Or will exchange 16O
acres beautifully located, five miles from
Emporia. Kansas; rare chance. Address J. j.
bWEGHEIMER, Delaware, Ohio. oc19-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-19

EN0R SALE-LAND--5 acres prairie laal;
H. good spring on same; in thckly- settled
heighborhood, in Adair county, Iowa, near
k0unty seat Or will trade for horse and light
spring- wagon. Address "W," this oifice
ljy14-tfl
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-19

wv call at KRAM Il CO.'S and examine tho
FSure Cure Truss" The best truss manufac-
snred, at the low price Of 50: IL. W. cor. Fifth
Md Elm, up stairs. open Sundays from Am.
b4P.M. se2S- tn, IN, S,tf
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-20

Zebra ndelati Evu, nemohla cd hada byti
svedena, aby jedla Sc stromu zapov6zene.
no nemohla tudiz ami Adamovi podati,
ably ohryzek iablka dojedl a tim blaze
ny ziyot V raji Sc pfipravil; nebylo. Ii pr.
votniho hfichu, t. j. rodi- Ii Sc lid6 cisti,
pax nebylo tfeba, ably sv. Ouch pannu
Marli zastinil a j pax dobrackemu tesafi
Josetovi Da kirk uvazal, nebylo tfeba vt6-
leni Sc boha vykupovani clovecenstva
smti ma kfizi. A jelikoz prave toto Wy
kupitelstvl jest iadrem a podstatou kfe-
stanstvi, porazi Darwinova nauka toto ma
bozenstvi ma hlayu odkazuie starry no
Wy zakon do rise baji, kan take vskutku
nalezi.
Darwinoya nauka cinic Adama nemoz
nym, popira porazi vykupitelstvi a tim
samo kfestanstvi. A zde y4zi pfitina,
proc hlavni neicetnejsi odpdrcoyd Dar-
winovi fadach bohoslovcG, kne4i kfe-
stanskych utenc1 Sc nalezaj.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-20

V NEW HAMPSHIRE zyitezilv
vlastne obe strany, sice demokraticka
zvolenim vetsiny kongresnieh poslahc1,
repnblikanska zvolenim guvernera vet
siny snemu. kdyby mela ma pfiste yolba
presidenta pfipadnouti --kongresu coz
pfi nynelsi rozervanosti politicktch stran
snadno mozne jest = byl by New Hamp-
shire poeitan mezi staty demokraticke a
ielikoz Sc volba presidenta kongI Iessenl
dele die stat6, ma tentO vysledek volby
nemaly vyznam.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-20
Europa.

Berlin, II. bf. " dolni snemovne pru-
ske ttena poneiprv pfedloha noveho cir
kevniho zakona. Ministr vyucovani kul
tn, DIR. Falk pravil, ze stat prusky nebu-
de trpeti, ably MIN cirkev opovrzlive "a
chazela. Bismarck, ktery mel vellni
prudkou FEC prot Rimu, pravil, ze zasa-
da, ,,boha slusi vice poslouchati nez tlo-
v6ka" neznaci nikoliv, re papeze cd jezo-
vita ma bezcesti vedeneho vice slusi po-
slouchati, nez krale - Ma Sc "a to, re
zakon bude pfijat. = Bismarck dorozu-
mel Sc pry vladou italskou volbe no
veho papeze.
= 19. bf. pfijaty isou Odstavce noveho
nabozenskeho zakona, ktery biskupdm,
ienz statnim zakonIm Sc protivi, pen6zni
pfispevek re statni pokladny Sc odnimd,
pfevaznou vetsinou.
Pafjz, II. bf. l. Univers uvefeinuie
provolani generala Cabrery, nimz tento
vynikaiici karliSta povstalce vyzyva, aby
zbran slozili cd dalsiho boie upustii.
Boz iejich jest beznadejny zem6 potre-
buje miru. On (Cabrera) pOdrobuje Sc
krali Altonsovi. = Jedna karlsticka pro
klamace nazyva Cabrera "a dot6ene pro
volani bidnym zradcem. - V6voda
ID, Auditferet Pasquier zvolen AIS hlasy
"a pfedsedu narodniho shromazdeni. We
voda jest uhlavni nepfitel bonapartistd.
Uiav Sc predsednictvi, pfecital osloveni,
nemz ostrymi vyrazy bonapartisty "a
vadil, zacez obdrzel Cd levice hlucnou po-
cbvalu. Republican Ducierc zvolen "a
mistopfedsedu. Ministr Dufaur mini, ze
narodni shromazdeni srpnu bnde roz-
pust6no.
Is. bf. Y narodnhn shromazd6ni
prijat velikou vetSinou navrh ma odroceni
cd 20. br. do 4. kv6tna. Spolu bude sesta-
ven pttadvacetielenny vybor, ktert by
na~odni shromazdeni po cas- odro6cni ie
ho zastupoval. Dale rokovano navrhu,
ably senat zasedal We Versailu. Brissin,
Glen radikalni frakce, fecnil velmi ohniye
tom smyslu, ably Pafiz op6t sidelnim
mestem sc stala; pfi hlasovani ale zvite
zil Versail = General Cabrera, kdyz
byl mel dlouhou poradu Sc spanelskym
ministrem, odiel do Bayonne.
Londgn, 19. bf. spanelska vlada Wy
zvala Rakousko, ably il byl vydan Don
Alfonso, bratr Don Carlose, jemuz kla-
deny za vinu zlociny vrazdy, zharstyi ma
silneho smilstva. Roztomily to prime. =
Mezi kralovstvim birmanskym iDdi-
ckou vladou vzniklo povazlive nedorozu-
meni V pficin6 hranic. Kral birmanskt
zauial kus ilzemi, nemz indicka vlada
tvrdi, ze nalezi k Indii. Zapletky ty mo-
hon vesti K valce, ktera by anglickemu
panstvi indii osudnou byti mohla.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-20

HIeda sc i:sil 1s5i isty [ sn,,,Ga1.s mladit, X
d schopen dobrym odporucenim. X
doptani We storu 1S4 Ontario Str. II pana
r. WetzcIa.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-20

kOrimth, Mass. 15. biez. Vcera V
noci znfila t6 CAST statu hrozna boufe
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-20

Fall River, Mass, IL bfez. Strai-
kuiici delnictvo zdeisich pfadelen usneslo
80 We schulz, &c zacnou pracovati, kdyz
Sc Jim zamestnavatele zaruGi, ze Jim
dnem / dubna pocinaje zadanych 10
procent pfidavku povoli. Do tie DOLBY chte.
il pracovati "a dosavadni mzdu. Ma Sc
"a to, ze zamestnavatele syoli,
st. Paul, MINI. Is. bfez. w. d.
Jaynes, vynikajici Glen kostela, byl poro-
tou vinnym nalezen nasilnym zprznenim
pani @. Wilburove Austinu.
st. Louis. 16. bfez. Jeden despe-
RADIO jmenem Hull wal jednoho cernocba
do saloonu a zadal tam pro neho napoje
porouGel hospodskemu, ak Sc ma Ger
nochu tomu vedle Civil Rights Bill cho-
vati. Hostinsky chopil Sc revolvru W.
hnal oba chlapy re saloonu. Kdyz Sc
pred saloonem jiny cernoch do toho chtel
vloziti, stfelil hospodsky a zabil iei ma
miste.
San Francisco, II. bfez. Nelsve
fepelsi kmen indiansky, Apachove, jsou
optt ma valecne stezce. Mnoho bilych o.
sadnika jiz povrazdili, takze tito houfue
Sc stehuji do Colorado Arizony, ably ii.
voty sve zachranili.
Harrisburg, l6. bfez. Y senate
pfiato zruseni zakona obecne znameho
co option-law, ale spolu pfipojeno tomr
pfisne ustanoveni lasenci; sn6movns
poslanca bill s touto zmenou take pfilalf
Pennsylvania jest tedy zbavena option
law, ale dostala "a to prisny lajsentni "a
kon.
Kroupy.
kOriMth, Mass. 15. biez. Vtera
noc znfila te casti statu hrozna bouf
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-20

NENl TO MODLARSTVR Ktestan
sti kne2i karaji a zatracui ma pohanech h
naklonost jeiich staveti boh6m yekolep6
chramy, drahocennG sochy obrazy, obtt
nice ti oltafe p. Jest sice pravda, ze
prvotni kfestane Sc Cd pohand lisili tim,
ze Sc ne We chramech ale prostYch sborov
mach schazeli, ze neznai AMI soch ami 0
braz6, ami kftitelnic, kaditelnic, drahocen
nych rouch mesnich =; ale dlouholi setr-
vail teto prostot6 jednoduchosti. Jiz
ma obrazich pfedstavujicich kfest Kon-
Stamina Velikeho vidime vnitfek chramu
nejnadhern6jsi a kneze oblecene roucha
zlatem drahokami Sc tfpytic. A Gin
dale, tim vice kfestane zevnejSi okazalo-
sti nabo2enstvi a bohosluzby sve pfekona
vail pohany, stayice z mozold krve lidu
velebne budovy chrdmove, klastery roz-
mer6 oyrovsl<ych palacov6 budovy pro
kni2ata cirkevni ably tito meli kan by
hlavu svou polozili nemuseli jake mistr
jelichzavideti lskam doupata ieiich.
V Novem Yorku, kde zaist6 dv6 ste
tisic lidu bidu nouzi tire, kde tisicove
kdyz rano vstavaji, nevedi co budou iisti
elm 81 studenou svetnici vytopi zdaz je
domdci pan pro nezaplacenou cinzi nevy.
hodi, ma kazd6m rohu vetsich ulic vypina
Sc nakladny hostel. V m6st6 tom jest en
$4,000 zidG a ii postavili 81 dive synago.
gy, ktere stoji dohromady S500.000; v
jedne jest archa v Gene $4,000. V kato-
lickem chrame sv, Stepana 2S. ulici je
oltdf "a S10o.o0oa.t, d. A to jest kfe
stanstvi |.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-20
DARWINOVA NAUKA o WYNN

druhii cloveka nem1ze arci knezlm by
ii DO chuti. Nebot je-li prava - 40 tom
teto chvile temef zadny vzdelanec nepo-
chybuje : pax nebylo zadneho Adama
nebylo.i Adama, nemohl Tvarce jeho
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-20

provazena lijavcem kroupami. Taun
Rienzi byl skoro dplne zkazen, etyry oso-
by byly zabity nekolik tezce poraneho.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-06
THE AyExUE PAVEMENT,
Another Intsrvisw Between the Property
Holdara and the Cammissinnarn

Holders and the Commissioners.
Yesterday afternoon Messrs NJ. W. Gait, Geo.
w, Cochran, W. H. Clagett and o. II. Morrison,
. delegation Of Pennsylyania avenue property
holders, called upon the District Commissioners
ior the purpose of having q further talk upon the
condition OF the Pennsylyania-avenue pavement.
The delegation were cordially received BY Com
nissioners Dennison and Ketcham, and the Inter-
view, lasting half an hour, was pleasant one.
The gentlemen began by calling attention to the
Wretehed condition Of the street, which they
claimed N the oomiDgswtnter would be impasss-
bic. They had given up all idea Of general i'm
Proyenent Of the street. and only called 70 urge
mss a.
they were willing 70 leave entirely with the
Commissioner, but they urged that speedy and
In reply Mr.. Dennison said that the Commits.
uoners were as anxious to make the repairs Is
the citizens were to have 1t done, but that IL was
still an unsettled question whether they had the
For the information Of the gentlemen, he stated
that It was the intention Of the Commissioners TO
Congress, Is soon as that body met, and present.
ing proper plans and specifications, ask for au-
5hority 70 have the street rePsysd IN time SF the
granted, he suggested that 1t would De impolltic
to eIpend money fon any extended repairs, such
The rentiemen, In reply, urged that By fair
construction Of the law the Commissioners could
cause any amount Of repairs TO be done to the
Avenue or any other street, and they persisted in
their request. They spoke especially Of the con-
dftion Of the street on Its north side, from Tenth
70 Fifteenth street. and urged that even the tax
ing up of the wood for that space and RELAXING IL
with some other material would simply be repair
ing the Avenue pavement, and very slight repair
ing at that; general conversation on me SID o.
give the matter their prompt attention. The mer-
chants are satisfied from.the interview that at q
very early day the proposed repair from Tenth
to Fifteenth street viii be ordered.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-06

oBsEQUIEs.
Funeral Of Mrs. christnau.

The funeral of the late Mira Harry G. Christ.
man, daughter Of Mr.. Joseph SWartz, took Mas
from the residence Of her father, No. us TWENTY.
second street northwest, yesterday afternoon.
The remains were conveyed to the Western Pres.
byterian church, where the pastor, Rev. Daniel
Wells, d. D., delivered an impressive address
taking as his text Cor, xE:53: This mortal must
put on Immortality" After Q beautiful exposition
or the Christians hepe In the Immortality of the
soul and the general resurrection, the speaker
concluded with the following personal reference
to the deeessedd
Mrs. Emma Christman departed this life on
the afternoon Of Monday, the I'd instant, in the
sd year Of her age. She possessed, as we learn,
many social and moral excellencies. She was
amiable and charitable almost to 9 fault She
was raised up In the Sabbath school of this
church, and thus acquired much valuable Scrip.
tural knoWledge; Early in Life she attached her
self 10 the Church Of Christ, and has ever since
acted the part OF consistent aud exemplary
Christian. She suffered much affiiction m the
latter part OF her life and bore It with aie
patience and resignation The last end Wasp
She died In the hope OF glorious Immortality.
Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord
HWith rs her name shall live
Through long succeeding years.
Embalmed with all our hearts can rive
Our praises and our tears"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-06
Mark Twain. scientific Calculation.

Mark Twain, in the August Atlantic mourns
over the minished length Of the Mississippi In
this strain:
Therefore, the Mississippi between Cairo and
New Orleans was twelve hundred and fifteen
miles long one hundred and seventy six years ago
1t was eleven hundred and eighty after the cut
of Of 1722 II was one thousand and forty after the
American bend cutoff (some sixteen or seven
teen years ago. 1t has lost slxty-seven miles
since. Consequently Its length is only nine hun
dred and seventy-three miles at present.
Now II I wanted to be one Of those ponderous
scientific people, and "let on" to prove what had
occurred in the remote past by what had occurred
IN . given time in the recent past, or what will
occ ur In the far future by what has occurred in
late years, what an opportunity 10 here Geology
never had such chance, nor such an exact date
to argue from. Nor development Of species"
either. Glacial epochs are strange things, but
In the space Of one hundred and seveuty-six
years the lower Mississippi has shortened itself
two hundred and forty-two miles. That is an
average of q trite over one mile and third per
year. Therefore, any calm person, who Is not
blind or idiotic, can see that In the old Oolitio
Silurian period, Just million years ago next
November. the lower Mississippi river was up
wards Of one million three hundred miles long,
and stuck out over the Gulf of Mexico like q fish,
ing rod. And by the same token any person can
see that seven hundred and forty-tHo years from
now the lower Mississippi viii be only mile and
three quarters long, and Cairo and New Orleans
will have Joined their streets together, and be
mayor and q mutual board Of aldermen. There
Is something fascinating about science. One gets
such Wholesale returns Of conlectures out Of such
o trihing Investment Of fact
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-06
Auction Sales To-Day.

By B. II. Warner:
At O'Clock, three large pressed -briek.fr
residences and stores, on the west side of Tenth
street, lNos. 6ls $40 and 522, between and F
streets northwest.
BY W. l. Wall Co.:
Alto O'Clock, balance Of furniture remaining on
hand.
By Jos. +. Kelley:
At s o'clock, valuable improved and unimproyed
property, corner Of Eleventh and i streets and
on the west side of Eleventh street, between II
and northwest. -
At o'clock, valuable unimproved real estate
81 the intersection Of New York avenue and II
street northwest.
By Wash. B. Williams:
At O'Clock, valuable improved real estate on
Seventh street, between L and NJ northwest
By Thomas Bowling: r
AT O'Clock, valuable Improved property corner
Of Frederick and First streets, GeorxetoTn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-06
O'CoNNELL.
The Centennial and sectsrianism.

The Centennial and Sectsrianism.
To the Editor Of the National Republican:
SIR: Permit me, on behalf Of o large number Of
your readers and OF q vast majority Of our Irish
American fellow citizens, to enter a protest
against the narrow. minded and sectarian views
disclosed in the order of "John P. Barrett chief
marshal" as 1t appears in your issue Of yesterday.
Iquote the following sentence: sin honor Of
the centenary of Daniel O'Connell the Irish
Catholic societies ofthe District and other Catholic
societies wishing to participate In the ceremonies
are requested to meet at thecity hall on Friday"
Your correspondent has o somewhat extensive
Of this District, and although be has conversed
with dozens Of persons relative to the O'Oonnen
centennial he has not heard it even once alleged
that this celebration was intended to be or should
for any reason be a sectarian display. That the
majority Of the Irish people have been devoted to
the Catholic faith for ages Is matter Of history
too we'll known to need to be dragged before the
public on every possible occasion. The Green
Island has martyr for each day In the year;
then, why in the name of religion call upon Oath
olics to celebrate the centennial Of man who
was not saint when 50 many real saints sleep
forgottenH
nisn benevolent societies of this District for the
current year. These societies are Irish only in
name, and are not sectarisn. They admit to
creed. By what authority, then, does Mr.. Bar
rett address himself to OStholics2 Does not this
audscious and unWsrranted discrimination, while
serve q rebuke from our Protestant countrymen;
and, as we claim to be q msgnsuimous people,
should not this rebuke be administered by the
Catholics themselves Mr.. Barrett should step
down and out, or try to learn something Of the
age in which he lives.
1t is humfliating TO an intelligent Irishman to
be obliged to read such q document as that above
referred to, issued by q major and chief marshal,
and the disgrace that follows should be borne BY
the societies who will persist in electing persons
to responsible positions, oftentmes for no better
reason than that the candidate is q dealer In
groceries Icines and liquors." as the city direc-
tory informs rs our present hero is.
Were OConnen living to-day he would extend
his hand TO all his countrymen alike; he would
also extend his hand to the colored man and the
Jew, as be did In life. All these should unite In
this celebration, remembering that religion has
nothing to do with the case: although, through
the ignorance Of "chief marshal" some persons
might possibly be led to think otherwise.
AN IRISH CATHOLIC.
WASHINGTON, August s. 1875.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-06
ACCIDENTAL DROWNING.
Another Warning to Children

About four o'clock yesterday afternoon party
Of boys went to battle in the pond on the commons
on G street, between Fifth and Sixth northeast.
One Of the party, little boy named John O'Neil,
eight years Of age, happened to get beyond his
depth and sunk. The boys with him, all Of whom
were young, did what they could TO rescue the
drowning boy, and one Of the party came near
being dragged under by his struggles. O'NeiIs
body had been under the water about fifteen
minutes, when 1t was found and brought to the
shore by some colored boys. Drs. ]. r. BigeIow,
Murphy, and Merriam, who were summoned, did
all in their power to restore the little boy to lfe
but their efforts were fruitless. The body was
conveyed ito the Seventh precinct station. The
coroner was notified, but he deemed an inquest
unnecessary amer viewing the body, which was
then taken to the house Of the unfortunate boys
parents, in jackson alley, between G and II and
North Capitol and First streets northeast.
A white boy named Willie Muheler, six years
OLD, fell from the schooner Harriet Brooks of
MOrristown, N. J., while lying in the river, of
y georgetown, yesterday afternoon, and was
drowned before assistance could be rendered. He
was the Of the captain Of the vessel. The body
has not yet been recovered.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-06
A STOLEN PIPE.
Worth Three Hundred Dollars-could Have
Been Bought for Three.

few days ago q very fine meerschsum pipe
was stolen from the residence Of DR.. Cornelius
Boyle, on Four-and- a-half, near the Avenue. As
the pipe was highly priced for other than its In
trinsic value the Doctor reported the theft at
police headquarters, and advertised It in the city
papers. In fact, 30 great was his anxiety to re-
cover the pipe that he offered reward Of $500 for
It. Up to yesterday afternoon he had received
no tidings Of It, when he happened TO meet with
Mr.. T. H. Finley, the cigar manufacturer, and In
the course Of Q conversation mentioned the loss.
What was his establishment TO learn from Mr.. T.
that only day or two ago the pipe, or one an
swering the description Of it. had been offered for
sale to him at his establishment for the small
sum Of three dollars. The youth who offered It
said that he got It at home, but as Mr.. T. was
not dealing IN second hand pipes the purchase
was declined. The Doctor, of course, Was greatly
annoyed at hearing the news, and hopes II It Is
offered to any other dealers they will make
the investment, as he values the article very
highly. There is moral to this BIT Of news and
It Is that Mr.. F. and all other merchants should
read the papers more carefully.