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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24
BOARD OF PUBLIC wORKs.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

This Morning.
The Board met in regular session, all
the members present, and President
Bell in the chair.
A number OF railroad ordinances,
recon mending the extension OF Route
No. 8 Street Railroad, the extension Of
the Storrs and Sedamsyille Road, and
the Lock-street Railroad Ordinance,
were recommended to Council.
Specifications for the building of the
eastern end Of Hunt-street sewer were
filed.
A communication calling attention
the filthy condition OF sSchool alley'o
west Of John street. Referred to En-
gineer.
A resolution to improve Kenton street
was referred to Mr.. Baker and the Soil
citor.
A resolution that Hiram DeCamp be
employed at So 80 per day to superin-
tend work on the new sewer west OF
Mclean avenue, was adopted.
The superintendent OF Parks was di-
rectt =, grade and macadamize road
way ilonr Eden Park, to enable the Fire
Department to reach the territory of Mt.
Adams.
The City Solicitor was requested tu
take the necessary stops To compel
Street Railroads Nos. 10 and 10 to put
their tracks in repair according to agree.
Ment.
The Committee TO whom was referred
the bill OF James OHalleran tor services
as Superintendent OF stone work on Co
lumbia avenue recommended that his
services be discontinued. Adopted.
The report OF the Committee, TO whom
was referred the claim OF Jesse Young
for damages, sustained by improper sew
erage in Columbia and Forrest avenue,
that the damages were Of such a char
arter as not to necessita.I compensa-
tion, was adopted.
The same was reported in the case of
]. M. Sullivan.
A resolution was adopted that in all
cases where no competition for water
ing streets exists, the Secretary OF the
Water-works is authorized to grant per-
mits to street sprinklers upon applica-
tion.
A communication from the proper ty
holders on Spring street, objecting
against the grade OF the street, was re-
ferred to Mr.. Bell.
A resolution that the Cincinnati Gas.
light and Coke Company be directed to
provide q meter tor lighting Eighth
street Park, was adopted.
A resolution that the MT. Adams In
clined Plane Railroad Company be per-
mitted to lay plank crossing with the
necessary rail and turnstile on Mitchell
street at the intersection Of Siderial
street, at their own expense, was
adopted.
The request Of tn Committee on Spring
Grove Decoration for water at that place
was granted.
A resolution to improve cambridge
street was transmitted to Council for
approval. 4ai
Adjourned.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
Peace i'm Central America.
By American Press Assoc alton to the STAR.

Bv American Press Assoc alton to the STAR.
NEW YORK. May A.-Priyate advices
received here from Panama state that
peace has been proclaimed between Qua
temala and Salvador. Guatemala Is vic.
torious, and the army OF Salvador has
surrendered at discretion. Vale, late
President OF Salvador, has left for San
Francisco. Don Rafael Scaldivar has
ieen proclaimed President of Salvador.
Going for the Redskins.
A special from Fort Laramie says the
Big Horn expedition is concentrating at
Fort Fetterman. The whole body OF
Regulars comprise fifteen companies Of
the Second and Third Cavalry, also one
iundred Crow scouts, and several guides
and interpreters. There are three hun.
dred and sixty thousand pounds of
stores and three hundred and twenty
i've mules. The whole force numbers
twelve hundred men. The hostile Indi-
.,ns number about twelve thousand and
are camped on Blue Stone River.
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Minor MemgfOns.

By American Press Association to the STAB.
MILWAUKEE, May 24.-The jury found
Jonas Goldberg, indicted for whisky
frauds, not guilty.
MONTREAL, May 24.--The Queens birth
day was celebrated here Today with
more than usual enthusiasm.
WASHINGTON, May A,--Ed. f. Beale.
of this city, is nominated as MIR. Orth's
successor as Minister to Austria.
OTTAWA, May 24.-The damage caused
by floods along the Ottawa River the
past few days amounts to $25O,000.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., May "a. = Hon.
Lorenzo Danford was to-day renomi-
mated for Congress for the sixteenth
District.
CHICAGO, May 24.--The jury in the
case OF Daniel w. Mum, Ex-United
States Supervisor, charged with con-
spiracy, have returned a verdict Of not
guilty.
TIFFIN, May 24.-Fred. Muzzer,
Freignt Conductor on the O., O. q s.
Railroad, had his head mashed, caus-,
ing instant death. while coupling oars
this morning. He was unmarrIed and
Lived In asRypsky.
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Court Cuttings.

Alex. Beyers was arraigned before
Commissioner Hooper for passing sean-
terfeit money, and his case continued
to June /.
Adam Bisach and others against Thae-
dore Pape. The defendant in error
brought this action to recover damages.
The verdict and judgment below were
against the defendants. The Court re.
versed the judgment.
Fred. Weilmap against Jacob Wright.
A petition in error. There being no bill
of exceptions before the Court the jnag-
meut was affirmed.
The case of the Friend & Fox Paper.
Company against the lessees of the Pub
lie " orks and others, was reversed.
Judgment was reversed in the case OF
Timothy L. Fitch against John Robin
son.
. John Byron against the Cincinnnu
Hotel Company. Verdict for plaintiH,
and damages assessed at 81, $40.
VIM. Early against Isaac Carson aud
john Rldgeway. The jury rendered q
verdict for plaintiff for 80, ia.
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Springfield Items.

SPRINGFIELD, May 24.-J. W. Phillips,
merchant tailor on Main street, made an
assignment Monday last to e. N. Hot
senpiller. Liabilities $4,000; assets not
stated.
The Congregational Social meets with
Mrs. N. Elifritz, Monroe street, to-mor-
row night.
During the storm Sunday afternoon
the barn Of h. II. p. Arnold, at Harmony.
was struck by lightning and consumed.
Loss $500, covered by insurance.
The Board OF Equalization is in ses-
sion.
The Grand Jury will meet next week.
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G. & r. N. G. Is. n.



At a meeting of the Board Of Directors
of the Cincinnati & Portsmouth Narrow
gauge Railroad, held at the Arlington
Hotel yesterday, the locating committees
reported that they would start the limo
at Columbia at the corporation line. and
proceed by way of Lick Bun to Mt.
Washington, and as heretofore in dicated
to Bethel. Mr.. G. e. simpson, OF Terre
Haute, was elected Engineer In charge,
and S. P. Jewett and Clarence Wuisans
OF this city, assistants.
The work OF locating is to be cosa-
menced Immediately.
.Messrs. Schmitz, Este, Hopper, and
Glare were added to the COMMITTEES ON
Survey, and were directed to accompany
the engineers for the purpose Of con-
Quoting them along the hne in the dif-
ferent localities. Messrs. Brochmann
and Glare were appointed committees
to 20 into Brown County to obtain sub
scriptions and the right of way, they 10
use their own discr elton as to the time.
Adjourned to meet the second Taes-
day in June.
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EORTY-FOURTH CONaRESs--lst SESSION
SENATE.


WASHINGTON, May 23.-The House
joint resolution for the release OF Con-
don, an American citizen confined in an
English prison, was repOrted from the
Committee on Foreign Relations, and
laid over till Wednesday. The Commit
tee on Public Lands reported favorabIy
on the bill granting to the State of Mis-
souri, all the swamp ana overfiowed
lands in that State. A resolution was
adopted, requesting the. Secretary OF the
Treasury to iurnish a detailed estimate
OF the amount required to execute the
House bill amencalory to the Pension
Laws. The Articles of impeachment
were again briefly considered with
closed doors.
WASHINGTON, May l3.-The Naval Ap-
preparation Bill was taken up In Com
mittee of the Whole. An amendment
was adopted authorizing the Secretary
OF the Navy to organize board Of five
naval officers who shall examine and re :.
port as to whether any OF the present
navy-yards can be dispensed with and
abandoned. The amendment to reduce
the Marine Corps and abolish the Marine
Band was rejected. The Committee then
arose, and the bill was reported to the
House and passed. The Indian appro.
priation was briefly discussed, and the
House adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24
(London Examiner.l

In the present strained condition of
affairs between Russia and Austria, "a
is q notable fact that the Austrian
Lieutenant, Baron Ertl, has been con-
demned to ten years. imprisonment fpr
having sold to the Russian military
attache Of the Embassy at Vienna. Dol.
Molostwoff, Q number OF plans of fork.
ressss, and other important docr-
ments. The cum paia to Eru hy
Molostwof was $1,000 rubles. Ertl hasl
led q dissolute life, and in order 10 ba
able to disentangle himself from hn
embarrassments, and to continue lxis
life OF dissipation, had acted as say
for the benefit OF the Russian Goysfs.
ment. Among TIE plans furnished bp
him 10 Molostwof were seward ei tso
eastern tortiesses Of Austria This on
currencs has created great ssnsssion-
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Not Guilty.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW ORLEANS, May A.-After u
O'Clock last night the jury in the O'Brien
distillery cases rendered verdict find
ing John Henderson and W. G. James
guilty. W. A. Thomas, Alex. Mckee,
John Henderson, jr.; John McWhirter,
not guilty.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24
The Centennial.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
PHILADELPHIA, May 24-There was
an increase in the attendance at the Ex-
hibition Grounds to-day. The Judges OF
Awards met this morning in their build
ing and organized, after being formally
received by President Hawley, of the
Centennial Commits sion.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24

Two young ladies in the library were
discussing preference expressed by
one of them for clean-shaven men, when
the other was heard to remark: II don't t
'objectto man with a reasonable guam
tily Of hair ON his face, but wouldn't
like to marrya buffalo robe"
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Killed by Lightning.

REDWOOD, UNION COUNTY, o., May
GA Mr.. Osborn, OF Essex, this coun.
ty, was instantly killed by Lightning
about 8 P. nj. Sunday last.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING" MAY "a. 1876.
next heir. The arrests are said to be
for pOlitical causee.

next heir. The arrests are said to be
for political causes.
GOVERNMENT ADVISER.
VIENNA, May 24.-The Russian Gen.
eral, L. Chernayeff has commenced. duty
as Strategetio Adviser of the Servian
Government.
ACCORDING TO THE BERLIN CONFER
ENCE.
LONDON, May 24.-It Is stated that the
Northern Powers have resolved to pro-
Berlin Conference relative to Turkish
reforms with the cooperation OF Eng
land.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, May 24.-The Times money
| article this morning reports that United
States and Canada railway securities
are lower. Uniled States Government
securities are firm and unchanged.
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FOREIGN.

BY American Press Association to the STAB.
POLITICAL ARRESTS.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May. M.-The Sui
a n has arrested Murad Etfsnde, the heir
prssvpgiiyA saa ospsp Easpas' sas
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24
EDITION

The nert t1entyJoar hours probably
fair or partially cloudy, with rising tenn
perdture.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24

q Main avenue, Mt. Auburn. one Of the best
3ocatioas IN the suburbs for q good grocery
lot 10 hy lpD Will scll low or lease perpetu-
Nlyi Aaaxsss Poet-0tp0s BexssA uyss'$'
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FOUND.

LNOUND-CIGARS-Tw good cigars for a
il nickel, at 8. e. cor. Main and Orchard SITS.
my10-tf
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TrOR RRENT--HOUSE--No 815 George street;
u fine house Of eight rooms, bathroom and
Kitchen, with all modern improvements. APP
My at 3l7 George street. my19-3t
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FOR RENT.

T'OR RENT-HOUs UsE-A suburban residence
I and 33 acres. at Oakley; will sell OF ex-
change. ALFRED WHITE, marble works,
Na ". Fifth street, my19-4t
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FOR sALr-.RHAL EsTATE.

TNOR SALE SECTION OF LAND = In
c Woodson County, Kansas; cheap for cash
title perfect; soil good; "a per acre. T, j.
PETIT. Sidney, o. myl9-5t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24

RACES TODAY:
FIRST RACE-Trial Purse, $3.50. For all ages.
Dash of mile; has starters.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24

THIRD RACE-Purse, $3.50. Mile heats: has
10 starters.
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EmWANTEp buy YOUR HATS OF
~ MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth ST. jy15-tf
FOR RnNT--RooMs

MOOR RENT-ROOM-A nicely furnished
I room for gentlemen, at PAS Plum street, be-
SWeen George and seventh streets.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24
wANTnp.--s1TUATIoNs

TNI IANTED-SIrUATI0 IAN experienced
wv costume cutter wants to engage with q
good house; city or country; New York City
experience. Address CUTTER, 234 West
Twenty seventh street, New York. myl9-bt
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TSOR sALR-LAND--5 so acres prairie land
c good spring on same; in thfcgiy -settIed
neig6borhood. In, Adair county, Iowa, near
county scat Or will trade. Address "W,p
shis once. lyl4-f
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wANTnD---M1scnLLANnous

M ANrED-AGE ENTS-$15O per month and
wv expenses, selling our Feather busters |:
sampl, 20 CENTS C. .W.,MORRISON, 81 West
Sixth street, Cincinnati, Ohio. my24-12t*
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SECOND RACE Ohio Derby. Dash Of IN
miles; has "a nominations and probable
starters
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-07-21
Monroe ApvgarlsEMENTs.

MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS
MO STARVING,
lSThere is no need for starving. as long as
Tx OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
On Desiard street, has for sale plenty OF
GROCERIES AND PRovIsleNs.
Such as ss,se s
sAl COFFEE d SUGAR;
ENCEELENT SYRUP & MoLAsSEs
SPLENDID CHEESE, NfAGARoNI;
vERMIcEI.LI; NEW BUcKwtilAr !
FLOUR IN ANY QUANTITY
NEW SUGAR Cured HAMS
/. (FIRsT IN MARKETl
PLENTY oFEGGs, sPICED PIGS FEET
OYSTERS, SARDINES,
PoTTED OR DEvILED,
MEATS, LoBS'rERS, SALMON AND &
MUSHROOMS; ASSORTED CANNED
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES;
POTATOES AND ONIONS;
CHOICE CAROLINA RICE;
WHITE BEANS AND ENGLISH PEAS;
+ HOMINY AND GRITS;
CRANBERRIES, RAISONs, CTrKoN
AND CURRANTS;
NICE. JELLIES AND PRESERVES
DRIED FIGS; CRACKERS,
CREAM BISCUITS AND CRACIlNELs;
TOYS, DOLLS AND y
VARIETY OF NICE AND USEFUF
ORNAM ENTS; 's~
Also a small assortment of Croclsery and
Shelf-Hardware, such as is mostly needed
for general use.
Come and sec for yourselves. but DO not
fail to bring along the "sponduliN," because
must have more ready money and less
merchandise. Fair dealing and no hum pug
will be found by every one-Inan, woman
or child-in trading for cash at the store OF
1i:tf Fl. kINDEFMANN.
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THE DECLINING NEGRO.
BAYOU TscrE, La, July o, 1876.

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DR.. K. C. Strother.

ID ESUMES the practice of his profession
~ and offers his services to the citizens o
Monroe and vicinity. Office: In secon'
story of Breard's Brick Store, corner Crane
and DeSiard streets. June %, 1873. 1y
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THIS REPUBLICAN NOMIsREY0R con-
GREsS. sanpa

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dence, furnishes that paper with the
subJoined sketch OF the career or =.
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in Carroll was the delivery 81 . lactarc
lin favor OF Free Trade undek the
auspices OF =. s. Mass. The Lecture Is
tratner inc tiSAes sola ny Sass, We :
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ara IL. Il. d. Of the Jyniyersitv a
lHeicelberr.n Wxs II any wonder lfhsre
should have been sensation produced
lin our little country town. u. l.. n.
did the work. 1t gathered = small
|crowd, but the iecturet0 twas Juet
breathing spell, ana CONVINCED Inc
iistenets Snat Mr. lseoon s mtnu VA
not able 10 grasp the SUBJECT, OF cnat ne
naa peen euucaseu Az. AZ xeexy Z . a0so
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TO- ana SO wonosr oer.ul IS "s oPln,ous '
vi ms own Ssi'acssy, snsIe - s $3.50
pos.t,olth tne viz ol .ne. wn ,.sV .a1'0s.
tnat NC = no. qua.lneu to..r .s nSAs3
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people Us ane ~. .asuussc W
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JUST mere th's Nicr4ssSS aeees,s VIVA NOV Ds'
ansiss;
| To Gov. JOHN MCh.Nc ~ Is
! New GRO ns.
l 'E :. $3.50
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-09-23
A Lonely Lassie's Moan.
ny CAROLINE A. MERIGHI.

ny CAROLINE 4. MERIGHI.
Sigh. winds, sigh. and never ceasHyour signing
For the brave lad, the bonnie hd, the lad that
loved me trne,
For there beneath the dark waves, the cruel
waves he's lying.
And the water mikes curl his locks and press
his cen sac blue.
Oh. heard you how the fair ship. the gallant ship
in sailing
Struck the sruesome rock and parted IN the
awful night sac drear?
How ne gentry on the land they looked and one
Il and a went vailink,
And the morning saw the shore q sight to stop
the heart wi fear:
And my heart. my sad heart. my true heart in
rending-
never whole shah be-
It cried to the stern heavens piteous prayer in
sending
For the brave lad. tho bonnie lad sac sudden
torn mae me.
Oh, think YOU ever lAssie,s mirth sac srift wai
turned to weeping
As minewas when Jamie was whelmed in the
main?
Think you ever month o. marriage had sac LONE
and lorn q keeping?
Think you ever hope or mirthfuness can CONT
to me again?
negay folk. the glad folk the folk that ken no
loving,
They often smile to sec me a'standing on tn,
beach,
And they say: "Her souls forever in search Q
Jamie rowing.
But he's down beneath the heartless wave
where love can never reach"
rne villa wind it maddens when the ship-sa
70 a'creaking,
Saying: drowned souls and living forevc
pared be,
But wsn ken VIZ Jamiess that mine fu' aft .
speaking,
For the soul had IL buried deep wi Jamie il
the sea.-Home Journal.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-09-23
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

PEACH Steep in warm wa
ter 2 tablespoonful tapioca until per-
fectly soft; peel and stew whole quarts
of peaches; when tender stir in the tap
ioca, cook about 10 minutes longer, then
sweeten to taste, and cook slowly about
5 minutes. To be eaten cold. Prepared
in a porcelain kettle. .+-.sE
CRAB-APPLE JELLY.-Cut out the eyes
and stalks of the apples, halve them,
and put in a preservingkettle, with
enough water to prevent burning; cook
until soft, then strain through a sieve,
and afterward through a muslin bag to
every pound of liquor put II of sugar;
boil gently for 20 minutes. --.
GINGER CoRDIAL.-Bruise and mix
pounds of red and white currants
fresh and ripe,..8 ounces of pounded or
ground ginger, the rinds of 8 lemons, 2
ounces of bitter almonds, blanched and
pounded, and gallon of brandy; stir
the mixture frequently,s let it stand for
q few days, then run it through jelly
bag; add pounds of loaf-sugar; when
the sugar dissolves it will be fit to bot
| tie.
| COCoANUT CUP CAKE.-Take 8 cof-
feecupfuls of flour, l of butter, 2 of
sugar, of cocoanut, of milk, 4 cup
of brandy, the juice and grated rind OF
a lemon, 7 eggs, l teaspoonful of cream
tartar, j teaspoonful of soda, 2 tea
spoonfuls of the extract of bitter
almonds, or about IA of the almonds
blanched and pounded; this quantity
will make 2 loaves; bake in shallow
pals. %,
MELISSA PUDDING paste
exactly the same as in making ordinary
soda biscuit; roll it out about an incl
thick, and of the size required, accord
ing to the number to be served; place
in steamer for about 90 minutes, Oh
until it rises to a light crust. Serve
with butter, any kind of preserved Der
ries or fruit, and fine sugar; each per
son to regulate to taste. A simple ant
delicious dessert.