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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
LOCAL NEWS.

MRS. J. A. Caldwell. OF 171l, West
Third street, mourns the loss OF new
silk velvet bonnet with an ostrich.
leather on 1t. She thinks it was stolen.
MRS. AeoLPH LEUE continues her
course of lectures at College Hall this
evening. Her subject, "Fivrous Plants,
their Specification in Human sEconomy,n
will enterta n, interest, and, above all,
instruct. She will doubtless be greeted
by large and Intelligent auuience.
THERE will be a dance "Wednesday
evening, Dec. 18th, at Central Hail.
given by the friends of Con. Shane, whe
had mis- leg crushed by train at Herrod
street bridge, some weeks ago. The pro
ceeds OF the entertainment Will be useC
In purchasing an artificial leg for the
crippled man. 1t is a worthy object ant
should be encouraged.
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Real Estate Transfers. !.

w.Wright and wife to Mary E. Fleming
two acres, in Section "a, Columbia township
$3.50.
Isaac II. Wyckoff and wife to Adam Hussler
lot 40 by l42 feet, on the southeast corner o.
Fifth and Main streets, Mt. Pleasant--$225.
N. E. Jordan and Others, to u. A. Pomeroy
and others, lot ~ by lis feet, on the east siut
Of Ann streeG, 1SO ieet south OF Eighth street
Twenty first ward--$e, ,OUO.
VIM. Tallant and wife to w. y. Quarry, Lots
25l and 2sz, in Tallant's subdivision, in Avon
dale, eaehI5 by I0v feet--s25O. .,.A.s..s
Maria Bridges and others to Albert Rebold,
lot 81 by I50 feet, on the west side Of Center
street, south Of Corbly street, Mount W ashing-
TON - 100. s4.t,ga -..-sass.f
w, nj. Ramsey, trustee, TO; Alice q. Hust ton,
lot rs by 29O 4-I0 feet, ON the south side oi
Gholson avenue. 524 4-1o feet west Of Main
avenue in Avondale- $1,000.
John Applegate to ~. w. Bishop, Lot OF, In
Bishops addition to Loveland, 90 by 2OS feet
5 "a.
J. E. Thompson and wife to same, Lot 50,
same subdivision, 81 by 170 feet sos.
Henry Meier aqu wife 10 Louis Small, lot la9
g. ~ by 29S 9l 100 feet the north side OF Rail-
road avenue, I5S 9-lO feet west OF the Cartha 20
pike, Ludlow Groye--$!sU0.
WI III. rurly aud wife TO ID. III. Hunnewelb
lot 81 by l12la leeg on tho west side Of Borden
street, 27O fe.t south OF Hofner street. Twenty-
l.. q. Hopkins and wine TO N. J. Chamberlain,
Lots 0 ana 10, in the grantor's fourth addition
70 rMoed--$ ,dOu. ~ s ,. s5sia.,. .s.s
u. ii. Barbour 10 Elizabeth Il. B. NoWse, lot
i65 BY s41 feet on tile southwest corner 81 Belle
vuv ayonne and Oak street, bit. Auburn 81
and other orcons!derari0ns w y
Martha 5. Maudock and Others TO u. r.
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I
The weather is cloudy this morning. Wind
east. The thermometer at IA. NJ. stood at 81
deg. The minimum lastnight.was 80 deg.
Special TO the star.
PrTTsBURG, Dec. s.-RiEer falling, feet
incnes f1
The following steamers with coal tows ar
rived from Pittsburg yesterday afternoon and
evening: Eagle, Li0ness No. 2, Biue lodge,
Hornet No. 2, Resolute Iom Dodsworth, Belle
Hawkeye No.'2, Bengal Piger, N. j. Bagley.
The JAS. A, Blackm0re with u coal tow ar
riynd this morning.
The Robert Mitchell departed for New ~
leans last evening with afairsrip. she earrtcd
forty cabin passen sers, ald a0O tons, anu has
ltleral.wa engagements.
The Vinf. ShlnKle started for Memphis last
evening. She has engagements below sutli-
cient 10 give her an average trip.
The Andes came in from Wheeling to-day
with fair trip. She retarns tomorrow.
1he OHIO No.4 Will leave for Pomeroy at
O'clock TINS evening. 10
The Potomac is the Maysville packet, and the
| Ben FranGlin goes tosMadison at noon to-day
| Inc United States departs for Louisville thu;
| evening at O'clock. .M e
The bannock City is announced to leave fol
l the Tennessee river on next Saturday.
| The Julla NO. 2wili arrive from the Kama
| wha to-day.
Ine Mlnneola leaves for Memphis next sat
| urday evening. a
1he Louisville will start for New Orleans OF
4 Saturday at 5 z. Nj. ~
The Mary Miller has postponed her depart
ure for New Orleans until this evening at
| o'clock. tti
The Laura L. Davis is advertised to leave fo
the Cumberland river on next Saturday.
Tne Shippers own VIII shortly commenc
running IN the Evansville and CHAMBERLAIN
river trade.
The Ashland, from New Orleans, will arriv
here to-uay.
The Arlington en- route from New Orleans
The James u. Parker lett Memphis for Gin
c1nnatl last evening.
The Chas Morgan, from New Orleans fc
Cincinnati, passed Memphis yesterday at
Z. Nj.
The Robert semple from New Orleans fe
Cincinnati left Cairo yesterday at z. Al.
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snecinI ReIigious Services.

The various Methodist Churches of
this city, Covington and Newport will
observe tomorrow as day Of fasting
and prayer for revival in this city and
throughout the land. Services will be
held at 10 A. NJ. tomorrow in most OF
the churches.
There will be two union sacramental
services: the first to be held in Wesley
Chapel on next Tuesday, at TX A. NJ,
and The second one at st. PauPs M. K,
Church on Thursday, December IS, at
79 p. M. Services TO be under direc'
tl0n OF Rev. q. W. Ketchum and Rev. w.
l.. Hypes.
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Personal.

John Fleming, OF Glasgow, Scotland,
is registered at the Gibson House. ga
Chas. Mumford, advance agent for
Theodore Tilton, is at the Grand Hotel.
Mr.. Edgar Hill, General Freight
Agent OF the Louisville Short-line, is at
the Grand.
s. s. Parker, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent of the Louisville Short
line is In tue city.
Among the distinguished at the Bur-
net House are Hon. Henry s. Neal; Jno.
w. Brown, ofIndianapolis; d. Keefer, of
Maysyille; WIN. Tillman, Of Louisville;
Hon. l.. L. Moore and Judge J. nj. Ell.
liolt, oil Catlettsburg, KY.
E. 7. j. Allyne and wife, from New
York, and Arnold Jones and Captain A.
Want, from London, England, arrived
in the city this morning and are relis-
tered at the WalDut-street House. The
above parties will soon exhibit in this
city the european Wonders"
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demand at 2gc per bu and l8ta1 ~ per hri.
LIVERPOOL coarse Is worth y 4Rhi " per
sack. Turks' Island is quoted 37a3ec per be-
sEED-There is fair demand for clover,
with light reeei2ts., and the market IS drm ~
nc per lib III store, and l2c on arrival Finn
otny continues dull at 81 59a2 81 per bn 10
8 ore, anu none selling on arfival. Flax seed
is quoted 81 s0al 80 per bu for good to prine
SuGAR-The market Is firm and With an
upwa-d tendency. We Guotes New Or
leans, Z 4 aac; yellow refined, e5<a9Ke; extra
SC" IG8 alOKc: "B" wnite, 1t5zal01<c: "a"
white, i xait%c, and hard is worth ilaiIMe
Tor graHulated. and II nc for crushed per lb.
TALLOW- The receipts aud demand are
about equal, and the market renistins steady
at 9Ne lor prime city, and Sazc for country per
pound.
TOBACCO The OFFERINGS at auction yester-
ter'iay were LOG hhds and bxs at the following
| prices: d5 hhds M.son county, Ky.,i trash, lngt
and leafs at "a 40a5 a5. at 81 stat TO- 3 at SO 10
as 81, II at $loal4 Is, II at $llais IS at 81 50a
"a s u; S8 hhds Brown county,O., trash, tugs
and leaf--6at $ia7 35. 4 at ssa9 % Is at SO asa
| IA 5. at $l5AI8 IS, 2 at, $.4 5Ja2b 10; hfds
owen counby, KY, at So 5Va5 93ai6T5; hhds
! and 3 boxes Pendleton county, Kv.--i at 70 80,
B at $40 aUal4 50al7, B boxes 1T IS 55aIS; 3hhds
ONO seed at IS 50aT!0; Shnds Northern Ohio.
new, trash and lugs-5 at " Soa3 70, at Ssa
| 8 25.
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A Thing of Beauty.

The rear end of the Merchants Ex-
change ts ornamented by very hand
some new Office of the Atlantic and Pa
cifc Telegraph Company, which takes
the place of the old concern before which
the patrons oil this prompt and enter
prising line have been accustomed to
stand.
The new office is really a very beauti.
full piece OF furniture, artislically de-
signed and handsomely finished, and
shows off the interesting countenance OF
Manager Eckert to good advantage.
This handsome ornamentation( the Of
fee. not the countenance) owes It's beau
ty and elegance to the mastery touches
Of Mr.. o. T. Hunting.
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Court Cuttings.

A jury has finally been obtained In the
Egner case. The names of the jurymen
are as follows: Richard Bowman, syca.
more township; N. B. Clemmer, city;
Peter Mccoy, city; VIM. Cunningham,
Pendleton; David Collett, Columbia
Peter Lacey, Anderson; Thos. Taggart,
MadisOnvihe; Gavin Erwine, Anderson
Jose ph Kelley. Pendleton; VIM. Winters,
city; Thos. VDowd, city; and Michael
Knight, .city. ~ y. TAX
.Tae defense made several motions to
| dismiss the case, which were Oyerruled
by. The Court. The evidence was begun
this morning. George Pugh, Esq, who
defended Rufer, mas entered the case.
The case OF Conrad Morpbergs VS..
Nathan Marchant was decided yester-
day, and a verdict for The plaintiff re-
turned in-the sum OF $3.50.
Philip Sheehan VS.. The City. Action
for damages. Verdict for the plaintiff;
damages 500. is
b. W. thompson VS.. W. G. Smith
Action in repleyin. Verdict for The
plaintiff Tor one cent. .a..
Mary Dorm, Administrative, vs.. Mills,
Son u Co. lii tnis case, mentioned yes
terdaY, an action OF. u balance OF ac-
count, the jury rendered a verdict for
the defendants.
q. Tafel and f. Lamps tor the plain
till; Wm. Nj. Ramsey contra.
Tue Will OF George z. Lealhurby was
probated yesterday.
The will OF Aiols Buche was also pro-
probated. Hedwig Buche was appointed
executfix. Personality $50; realty $8, 900.
Tue VIII Of J0nn Soards was a so pro.
bated. Vim. H., John A. and Long
manus Suards w.reappolnted " executors,
Personally 800; realty not reported.
Louise KiuniD was appointed admtnis
lratrix OF John Peter Klumb, deceas d.
personally sou; realty "a, 500.
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Arnuse sememts.

WOODS 1HEATEK. - The Furbish
Troupe, in their representation of the
"rwo Orphans" drew quite good au-
dience last evening. The play. as upon
the previous evenings ran very smoothly,
and AS far aS we could see, lauItleSsly.
The jacques OF MIR. Leffingwe |, though
a villa. nous. cOlu. blooued Character,
stood out from the main picture very
prominently as work OF art. Miss
Amelia Harris "Dame Ffochard"-y
que Of the features OF the evening. Mr..
Boniface. however, not excepting that
most excellent little embodiment OF
fun, Harry Hawk, is to Our mind one OF
the finest actors that has appeared at
this house this season. His s".Vaudrey"
last evening, was a masterpiece. The
"Two Orphans" again this evening.
THE EGRAND.-"Green Bushes; or, The
Huntress OF the Mississippi" was the
attraction a. this house last evening,
with Mile. Zoe as the heroine. 1t was
more. OF success than the "French
Spy,v and drew much better audience.
Tue same programme for this evening.
PIKE's.-Theodure Tilton delivers bis
lecture on t.Tne Problem of Lie" to-
night, and will no doubt draw good
house. The New York Sun, In speaking
of Mr.. Tilton, sage:
"Theodore Tilton's new lecture, enti-
tied s'The Problem Of Lite,u is the ideal
OF schoolboy composition realized. 1t
Is an example OF pure English, worth
printing as a text book, The sentences
are marvels OF graceful, correct con-
slruction, and nearly every one OF them
contains 4 metaphor or a quotation, OF
proyerbial lore. All ages and many lam
~ de- f,f
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MortuarY Record.

Margaretta Niterger, a years, city.
Catherine Herr, ~ years, America.
Eliza Colby, 7s years, New York.
Geo. Metzger, 8 weeks, city. ~
Bernard Wilmer, III mouths, city.
Anna h. Espensheid, 4 years. oity.
Philip TrenGer, Z years, Kentucky.
Jacob Schwiem, 4 years. CITY.
Paul Daniel, $ years, city.
Anurew Thonges, a years, city.
Eliza Wuest, 261f years. city.
Mary a. Bulger, IL years, city.
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God's Greatness in Sma i Things.


Those VINO love to reflect on the works
of the Creator, will trace his forming
hand not only In the celestial bodies, put
in the minute parts of nature. He wi l.
equally adore q divine intelii senos in
ne SPIDERS web, as in the graviLaLion
whicn attracts The planetary globes to-
ward the sun, their centre. Our re-
searches into these worlds in miniature
are renuered easier by the invention Of
tue microscope; and those VINO are de-
prlyed ot The Use OF THESE Instruments,
may peruse with satisfaction some
remarks ON microscopic objects. Let us
invest. gate the inanlmate world; survey
the moses and the grass: they are
formed OF deHcate threads and small
particles; thsre are innumerable kinds; |;
Lney are composed OF many little
dis Linct parts. IL a hexagon, the size Oh
an incn, has q hundred millions OF par
Llcies, now many must q mountain con-
tain? Ii millions Of drops oil water may
uang OH needles p,int, how many
must q fountain, d river, or sea con-
Laln2 Ii lighted candle emits in. ~
moment more luminous particles than
there are grains OF sand, h0w many
must issue from large nre in an hours
lime? Ii Que grain mas seyeFai millions
OF particles OF air, now many must there
bo In the human btd. Ii sweetsoented
uodles exnale enougu 0t fragrant cUr-
puscles " spread the per .ume u great
q stance, without any appalant ulml-i
nuLion III tDeir weigh, the mind could
never compute the number OF PARTICLES.
We wIl. proceed TO aailnated nature:
mere the scene eXtends LU lnnnity; DUR
lng the summer The air swarms with
| e, every drop Of wa,er IL Inhabited ;
every leai, anu pei haps every grain VI
SAND, is co.ony Oh Insects; millions vi
Creatures are supported on plant, a
gram vr Hover. Immense swarms OF
| .nsecls coiiect together III u very limit
cd space. How many must tnere De III
proportion, through tne WIDE expanse ol
no arr How many less insects, Oh
worms crawl upon or uhd ,rneath the
.rvund, ana are numbered only Dy Gou I
| VINO emu reflect Oh Lne subject WItlouL
| uelng struck Win asLoIsDment al the
| preaIness and exLent VI tne works VI
| (Iou. All nature teens with lie anu
| ylgor, AID every part OF creation serves
| 20 display Lne creative energy OF y grea,
and Holy God. Ii we were u0t con.
ylueed by Experiment, should We con.
| ceive there we're animals million OF
times smaller than u gram of sand, ell.
dOwed wltm their necessary organs,
| some shell-ish, even thra u q glass ap.
pear about The size OF gra.u of barley
| and yet they 1--we IN bUny substance,
wnicn has separate divisions.
| The mlte,ls very small, and yet by the
ANIMAL, perfect in AL Its parLs, and en-
\ microscope we perceive 1t 10 be hairy
do y ed with eyei ytulng essential " iLs
lexistence. BuL though the mlLe iS ex.
lLremely small, there are some still less
1t IL worthy ot observation. that those
glasses which posnt out faults In the
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Cincinnati Hospital.

The regular meeting of the Board OF
Trustees Of the Cincinnati Hospital was
held last evening. The Pest-house, on
Roh's Hill was reported in good condi-
tion. DR.. J. L. Cilley, physician of the
above place. bad his salary increased to
500 per month pending the pleasure OF
the Board.
The Superintendent's report was sub.
mitted, after which the Board adjourned
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The following marriage licenses were Is
sued since our last report:
Philip Fingel and Adaline Mendel.
John r. COppin and Lizzie Eg0,f.
Gustav Herring AMI Louisa Man art. ...
John Riley aud Margaret McGll.
VIM. Lenkering and Carrie 0ldenschmidt.
Lyman Fierce and Mary Snow.
August Frohman ami Jennie Davis.
Charles Branch and Cecilia W alter.
John Sculley and Ann Conley.
John Sponsol and Clara Fassel.
Chas. Weige.t and Theresa Bernhardt.
Silas McVay and Fannie Meyer.
Michael Christophel and Mollie Goodman.
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Stubls, qnitcIaim IN sisS Hcres, in tho northeast
quarter OF Secti3n 30, Storrs township, Twenty
first ward $50. aat
y. G. King TO r.. Fl. Wood. Las l.OO0 acres,
in Section Is, Millcreek tow khip, Ciifton-
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EITTELL'S LIVING AGE FOR
1876. LII no other way can 80 much OF
the best work OF the best m nds OF the
aimes be obtained 50 cheapty or coiiven-
trnlIy, as through this standard eclectic
weekly.
" In l576it enters upon its thirty-ihird
car, having mot WITH ""ntinued and In
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Taxes for 1879.

The grand duplicate of Hamilton
county has been completed, from which
we take the following abstract Of tax
leyies for all purposes for 1875. Total
amount levied, $5,14a.055 %, divided as
follows: .+s
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CincinnatiIdxe stock,

CINCINNATI. Dec. 2--2 p. M.
The following are the receipts and shipments
OF live stock for the past III hours:
Cattle Hogs. Sheep.
Receipts. ts........... 1l5J 1898 1003
HOGS-Market dull. Common light sold at
$s 5Ja6 Is, fair to good packing IS S5a7 is, and
choice heavy 81 s0a7 .5 per GENITAL.
CATTLE-Quieta and firm. Common TO choice
grades have total range OF ~ 25a5 50 per
Genital gross. l-. IT
SHEEP-Fair to good are quoted s4a5 25 per
| Genital gross, with quiet but lirm market.
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BOARD Of Aldermen.

4 "A special meeting Of the Board Of Al
dernen was held YESTERDAY afternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-03
Ieaal alutifss.

(+S2 $4,000, thence from said beginning STAKE souLii
fty minutes east four hundred feet TO STAKE IN le
field, thence north eiehty-ilve degrees snu MY
minutes west, two hundred and eighteen feet ana
eght-tentls of foot to another stake In the ueld ~
point from which the said southeast corner OF lhe
aforesaid brick house, bears north twen'y-slx de-
grees and six minutes wes', thence frcn the last
mentioned stake north hfty minutes west, four
hundred feet TO stake by the post aud rail fence on
the sOutherly side OF the aforesaid lane of larn
road from which stake the south' asst corner OF the
aforesaid brick building, bears north sAly-threu
degree and ilftycight minutes west and Is clstant
two hundred and seyenty-two feet ana dne-iehtn OF
q foot thence from the last mentioned stake by the
souihery side OF said lane or fam road, SCUM
eghtv-fye degrees and Ify minutes east, TWO iiun.
drel and eighteen feet and eght-,entlls OF 1901
to the place of beginning. Containing two acres Of
land !; and also the right of way 10 the same over
the above mentioned lane OF farm road, 81 The
property OF the said futhony Reyhold, and within
the limits of the said stnta, situated i'll the above
mentioned County and Hundred. SAID lane or aiin
road egtiig from the ablve described lot ul land,
through the property of said tnthCny ReyDud to me
pubic road which leads from New Castle H. saint
Georges.
ANA that the said hony lteybold, owner, aud
all other persons int rested in the said a owe de-
scrbe lands and right OF way be and appear AZ the
May 4, I'm neXt Of The said superior Court N ard
for New Castle County, nj New Castle, on Moa'ld' ,
the seventeenth day of May A u eighteen hundred
and seventy five. and file their objections, II any
they have, TO the proposed purchase.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hanti
and aillXed tue seal OF the sad superior
H. 81 Court, at New astle tno eleventh day Of
January. a. y. eighteen hundred and sey-
flClIARD q. CcOPER,
Ian2I,4mw Prothonotary.