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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-02-03

tFA child wishes to know why the
dolls are all girls.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-02-03

tU Ignorance is. the wet nurse Of
prejudice.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-02-03

" Which times arc the best? Meal
time.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-02-03

"ArOse" BY any other name would
be got up"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-02-03

tg Among the gifts to Pennsylvania
bride, few days since, was a broom. to
which we're attached the following sweet
sentimental lines:
This trifing gift nccep, of me,
Its use | would commend;
In sunshine use the brushy part,
In storms the other end"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-02-03

Vlndians charge nothing for shaving.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-02-03

9 How to become pufFed ur-swsl.
low a pint Of yeast.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-02-03

TF One bad thing about gold Nat
having it.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22

Gis Die breta9niiden S6loner iabcn.
oab Die Jlii6tlin9e lid ouf franSOil6sm
@ebiste b%sfanoen, i~telltsn tie ibre SerfoI-
suns elm.
Ser Sersos .seiste Den @rensbeamter
SiGrcbeits= unb @sleitsbriefe pom %franiO-
iii6en Soi uno rift unbelditigt in biz
Staot.
Sowobl err pie feline Se9Ieiter iu6tsr
boz Nlem Die &ube. bcren lie na9 eirem 10
ansetrenstcn &itt orinseno beourften.
Gbe Der SsrSos jcOo6 einI6lieL iiber=
ilo9 isin Bid nod tinmal Die Grei9niiit
Der Ietten Sage unO er murmeIte Dor lid
bin:
Gs ii isltiom, wunoerbar un0 %ieltlam
bab ib bsm @efansniB, ia Dem SoSe ent=
9angen bin bur9 Den Sienit, Den ein un=
betannter Woiomann in sinem e~ntiernter
S6sile Gnslanbs DEM Sii6oi BON Civ uni
mir lelber 9eleiltst bat. Sod liest meme
3utunit buntel uno uncntbiilt Dor mir,
aber ipenn i9 je &Onis bon Gnstano tuer=
oen loQte, 10 werbe i6 ni6t Den Sienit ocs
Murnes perseiien, bur3 welAen i9 &Dni9
geporben bin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22

Gs mar eies cine fiblit 5e, uno
Gbartlep mar einen Mome ,i9liliig,
wie er lie %beantporten iolte. 7 eAoli6 la9te
er:
Mein gote iiberbra6te ni6ts peiter als
einen Brief Der ii6 pubri6einli@ nod i'm
Belize Der Iebtiliin befinoet uno tuorin i6
lie I'M cine sailide Nuinabme in Der Nbtei
eriu6te. Sen Sii6of iteate i6 ibr als
einen auf elmer Teiie li6 %befinoenoen 'front.'
men Sruoer Dor, au6 befano Ii6 Miemunb
in mCincm @eiol9e, Der Die Perion ooer
ole 8iiroe ocs Won9s 9etannt bate.
&i6aro ld9elte bel 6ieien @orter, inoem
CT an 2oro gBsinarts ba9te, uno entlieb
Ole beioen Serren nit elmer 9rGOiQen Sano=
%beipe9una.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22

"a 9osii6. Wtoies: 0tun, 9err
Seri9, mas ma9t Sbre Serlobte?
9eri9: 8ie baibt SerIobte?
Wloiss: &c fin bod usrlObt nit 6raile
Natbanion?
Seri5: Ierlobt? Sab i'd bod ieit per-
Sebn Gasen bic Serlobuns aafseboben.
Moies: 9lufseboben? @ere@ter @ott!
@arum?
Ssri@: Na i'd babe ie bod sebeiratbet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
,auctioa Sdics Of ReaI GsIait.

I-XECUTORS' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il ESTATE Finwooi, y r. o. lUt5b y. az n ~,
pe.lr Gloss al e'' -, ~ r. 90 ia @
a Nv h,r Inc pllre contains - soi n"c, hle ~,
i-ar, Zoo sr1l' MARTINI Ave. TIE 'n4 20 " a
i ir.I .iuGai scotch p~ist sr ta1wopl PARK 10 1l
Wv tits ai, IA fn'u fiaihc' aus diini"s i.h
ny,f.t h. ,s central fand :rlrsuNemnt Co. Tine from
N.r. Yof Diiy Ji Minutes F1rNHut rarpa" jtau'n
ait 800 wards from building There IL also i.'''yr oil
6pD feet On -uu.r a.e a instl hncuy ilie cnl4 nom
Marine ave - NrthcrsOoi Tns sIpih - hiRh a i'hn =
il un0.r "A uf cultivation, ~ wei va iH i las
,lstr If ae an FRAT Trees hDus- contains II sHiis
ouine n ile cjniuo pu bifo. Two 60" no ,- Two
vncbnhol,,s ynfk shops AMI hsiu r. AL Ia RJpl f"pHr
the place Is admirably adapted iur r,laiy Sdsnca oo!a
ing sites or sir4cHlas = d = sSqii4f Executors
B-Iran leages 100; " Lihuity 81, y. " al y. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
Conutrp prcperin 90 Get.

yg,O I.ET-Until May OF logger. on basis OF
500 unfrnishod 500 mostly furnished. tn servants
chickens, large COTTAGE RE~iDENtE II rooms,
shade lawn. brlia2 pear trees SIT
uated three walk from Wsst Elizabeth u; r. Depot
central H. r. OF ". JD and 10 minutes ride by frequent
trains from foot Of IbeIys " Y Gas amt water IN bose
paycmenis near healthy location pasture lot Gcocd
.ref parties apply hfs the premises or to the
OWNER: Room .. ". Nassau-,t "
CNOKY CHIMNEYS CURED.-No cure no
nav cooking yea tbs above warranted
.eui Tor circulars. HI ii. GRIPPEN o. Co.. SfaYe and
2ithsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
Gin propertp 60 Eei.
Droohlnn 1Dropertp 90 Get.

FURNISHED HOUSE to LET.-'ihc first
class tstory and basement rownsone house Win extra
lot known as 81 First place. CDonst Tho houses
fully and handsomely furnished and viii DO rented low to
desirable INT Apply on premlses.
rENO Lets -story brick SCH00L-HOt 50, No.
i 1853 Remsen.st 3story brics DNELLiNG, l1y WI.
loughby-st. GORDON l.. FORD, ~ Clark ST.. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
jGiln Real GsiaIe for Sale.

jGitn Real GsiaIe for Sale.
NF9IRhHLE TENEMENT PROPERTY for
~ SAIE-NiIi nay is VCr cent prCe a,h"t y rns
easy. mos. II. bofL"Nb - 1"'bD-'s 81.
NOR SALE-On West FoiIv-HInth-st., near
seventh ave- valuable thTcasoty br0En,;0ac. vii be
sold very i58. RrLANp WHITING ..snahsG
{ EXINGTON-hYE CORNER LOT for
emit, n m,iarlt. g;sn dw cr@. Two lats cNciYiir
av.rI road. f0T DUier Madison aFrr sU''r 10
milton other py,tg. FiItitu1f1 itOih
SAMUEL tJi.ph4JlCK. Bu'is toad Eank Bnlll,u
UNIQUE f0ur-story, hgh-stOop, brcwn-stone
DWELLING, a5f ie-iu gtDa-svr. corner fc.titlsi
Price fi2GO0 rent $500. SAMUEL iILrAIH!Ck,
Idlrs iIt1t Bank Bdirms.
DAg MADlSON-AVE. between 10Th and
A,O8 :ch.tsFo"ci.,nr,I q Ft Mcr'Sag 50
DAY l4h september. az - ii. r. " l.arGeL anc;3nccr
easy: r,a.i0. Apply 70 PAbD'Ch
q CANNON. Pian.ias Attor1oyH. 81 Nasaiust
tb.Ssl 600 WILL PURCHASE the four
- ,f.b, VtO story Olga stoo2 HOUSE; second doar
from, 9Th ave- FJ-t i2d ~. fii lI3hci fil lot wioit
incunbfance ti pawn AT ~ mortgage O"rci
goes broad present be IA he house, before IL
Oci,ck amt ffoIu 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
REAL ESTATE.

Ngw-YoRK. Saturday. Sept Q. 1870.
The following sale was the only business
transacted at the Exchange salesroom to-day:
BgF h. LainreEcc e %.
= Of East 77tli8t extending through 10 fttn-s'
% II c GadisOu-ave. lot 2jS4G9i lu.uti lio .o,
ict ,iio,,, ajoyc 25x 100 same Duyer...... $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
Gituallons Wanteo-GllIe5

hh99TEssEEwoRKEas or S6GcMIHAN,
sE sSG S'ii or 5sEFgL MANI
Won yi ind them well recommended, civil and Will
Ing to woih ior moderate waGes az 80
1O9 West ThisIyiogTlh st. corner Broadway.
,no7psr,vr ~ H ctit4ifnTfC WVIiITE AND coll
oe eES OF o. EVERY si7 HAri6NALifY.
At THE SWEDISH SERVANTS OFFICE,
"a los klst 7t s S%esh aan en- aIenSa ,FaT!s
LINDQUIsi s"cde. proprietor. -
AT PELTON's, 645 6th-aye.. bet. 37th and
"A $Sh5i opeIy WIZ BcHe 4 d Si VI 3 ha
pro5stant aad Cathode f e;y ara c9Gs' ai Ne ency
groapt attention.
CORRESPONDENT or SHIPPING CLERK
SS coaars5SS b %an " aIsn coca rs to oorn
employment in sappng comH.ssioa,, OF sIootry G.,
%a,5iess H. Box il, ld6Ga. 0dice.
NOOK.-A first-claas chief French cook,
u WHO has lived yrars in h last place he is hor
al co. GthSSs bet. ssh and SGth,ts.
EARMW DIRK and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
g. M p 6g f1 rn T ag end = f G also Ge
horses ard cattle milk drive &c wife an kqG. ~ use
los th&yea mar gthst. -
nOOD PROTESTANT SERVANTS
N For families, hoiols and others TO get Competent, civil
vciy reduced wages suit good ootcd help: and all
T PE%r 1 n BUEgl eofsg any Kind
al suited ij3 6th-aver doors ABOVE l0t-st y y -
USEFUL NANNY a German Protestant
single man AGED 3B " MS who Cattle milk, do
farmgork, DC. Cali at CAEPENfEHs lOo tta-'ep near
9tn-st.
VSTAITER.-A respectable Scotch Protestant
man wishes situation waiter IN private fduriy
thoroughly understands business excellent city refer
ences. Apply ~ BLDEiL~ 40 ftheve.
EEAITER--In - private family 10y q Ger
Protestant sinsis uo Drst references as %
honesty soonety, and mhal claiac.esi wiling cool
WORKER. Wart, small: cts tpugtrV. can seen
LINDCI ISIS SWEDISH SEHYANTS' OFFICE l0S Easl
2lth.st.
AZ AFER-By a Dane single and first
~ eta, UYery pcCt; be lps Che wy higHos
testimonials - sober ami lctert Ran. Can
e.. sr.u trd.V LINuSl iS1' - ~ EDISH or WANTS.
CFFII r.. JDS last 2ftlisI, Rus si1 Bltnf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

~ WOFsK-By drrman Protestant young wOman under.
stands all Minds Oi cooking thoroughly. and - hrstrate
washer itOner. ling and OoSng best reference APP
y az U - TAI l3ih A. bat sean I'd and tth AVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
rn;shcd APARTMENTS,

4 with private tables II desired quite aHi shtls ioOmo
I,ith and adisoE.aVes and utcrs 0ng l1sbt:cs ho
personally inspected Few York aud Puiificiphs EVER
Il NJ III fiRAtY s6t 6ii ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

EOOK-A Protestant woman as flst-class
" cook villa 10 PLAIN washing city reference. 3i5 West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

" iig very pleasant place. healthy location lisny o.
Tam. wo1li Ire boLirs for faI and winter Nius
mo leraie line Of Sew Haven Eaii0ad mes dspa, soa
~ ats Dai!eu. Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

ES1 EAST 315T-ST: large PAiRL0R
FLOOR Of tLfc, rooms T. ~ d fnHshei ID Il pErty
Of gentlemen without DO I'd Good Joe acn. resI ionrtave
c.liat rLlNltC family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

NEWLY and handsomely furnished ROOMS
10 lsr sirrlv or e. suite Win without hoard III
a,eir r.un,asi oitss Mr-t St,t ncar Broid%ay also
elegant plrtT ~ olicc tcic;rnr's ~ siGug j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

DOAED-9O Safest. near Wall Street and
I'D south FtrrieSDesIRbo ROOAS or families ana sLsc
nj, IrIgr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

~ neat yOung wOman, Thoroughly eNparicncet a. chamber
maid ana is superior aultres5; aies pl-, poi ~ &c
that will bear the sIctes; lTes,gaon CAL
at PARIS'S, G23 6h-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
Drocklyn Board.


DOARD-On Brooklyn flights, ID Monroe
I'D llaceRooms suitable for gentleman aud VIE teier
puee exc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
5ltuntious Wanleo-- Females.

sutcfahc woman win yrais reference nom aat cn
rinye v0uld Ike place private family Dd"isiiis al
ns o. nice soaps DESERTS pastry. 81 aui w1 alst "a
washing. Can az PAEIS~, ~; 6ihay'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
JNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II, Is'
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
Doaro ano Rooms.
Wet Tlle.

Wes. eide.
NEWLY and Handsomely furnished EOO GOO, :,
~ 10 LEI s'iFg g. e. s' ~ o. ocar roisay also
elegant piri'ras caicc ,eicyrnets ~ sn.ng d.
POOuS. furnished or unfinished, for fam
az NY or Soa r f .may station %1 IS. West
2Oiist
SECOND or THIRD FLOORS, entire or sepa,-
- rate gs tiisa,g ies. . vita
Address Fast @ Sic 1850.
STH-AVE.. 351.-Second and Third Floors,
- Furnished VITA or without private table, reasonable
terms private family.
STH-AVE.. No 2OG, opposite Madison, square,
- elegant suites Of rooms handsomely FURNISHED WIN OF
without private table or boatL references eAclanee
SrII-A(E., No. 70, near 14th-st.-iiand-
- somcIv furnished ROOMS with board together sepa
fatc pms baths would suit families or geremea
terms moderate
STH-AVE., 6O7, nea~ Windsor Hotel.-Iarge,
- comnodious and elegant APhlrr"LNTe, richly fur
nshcd, with without private table desirable rooms Tor
ETH-AVE., S1-First door below 16th-st-
- N. T. GAGE offers ROOMS en- suite and sinsiy; private
table or table dhoe. Reference
a WEST 2lST-ST.-Very desirable ROOMS,
~ en- suite sney. with BOARD; locality and ahpoint
mens unexcc9tiona5c liberal arrangements for Winter
q WEST Having changed hands,
ICONS az "S With no n6ARp ''s also table -
lnTH-ST., 4O3 West.-Two large rooms,
board; American family near the Elevated Halfway
az WEST 16TH-ST., near 5th-ave.-De-
scr srabe ROOMS suge and eii SUITE, with BOAp iof
first class parties.
s,A WEST 26TH-ST., near Broadway. First
~ class accommodations with superior liable lea fahts
and gcntlcine7.
- 6TH-ST., III WEST--HandsOmey fur
~ nishcd Rooms no LET without boarl gentlemen
preferred
90 WEST 26TH-ST. Elegant double ROOMS
seSF and dirt noga also single ROOMS, al con
verenres win BOARD; table r' class; terms reasonable
IL AND 10 WEST 4TH-ST.-HandsOmcl
Il ~ FINISHED ROOMS. suite singly, with inst
class BOARD location excellent; references.
ScTH-ST., 2Ol WEST.-Rirhly furnished
~ ROOMS second and hind iJcrs. With hrstclas5
table foIr story house al cO"Tenonccs small
family aduis; healthy location, near Central PARK terms
very reasonable.
SI WEST 171W-ST.. near 5th-ave.-kO0MS,
W win BOARD, Tor parties desiring refined ana per-
n.anrnt home.
~ WEST 3STH-ST Nicely furnished
4 ROOMS on 3d door, with board IN private family
sGlQ WEST 34TH-ST.-Fumished ROOMS
80 for gentlemen. without board; bring references
,sA1 WEST 25TH-ST.-Finc ROOMS, single
- donnie, end ars;cass table 1t very nodf ate
snd plea associations gentlemen PREFERRED references
required. "
seS; WEST 32D-ST.-Good BOARD ard
stO-3 nicely furnished ROOMS at Todrrat" p1c,s the
large and pleasant rcccpon room suitable Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

DODMS, furnished ar unfinished, toI tam
iv or gr'iicniru table superior; hOise aDd nCghbor
ood Oesrabie: Elevated railway station 3o' west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

~ tidy. willing aud obi gng Nphaui thoroughly eH
pericncei and Uutrrs aut3 her duties a.
waitress furnish uneNCept'JnI'H lrirf noe taI Al
PARIS - COs 6Z3 Gayc., between "'h ard 37thsts No
until suited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

| EOOK-A respectable woman Is good cook /;
v sn. with washing AMI ironing best city ref
erence 40 West l7th a., between jtli AND ithave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
1 EXINGTON-AYE. -CORNER I'D

NOR SALE-On West F0iIv-HInth-st., near
Seventh ave, valuable thTcasoty bg0En,;Oac vii be
sold very IsH. rutland 9 WHITING E.aHuanst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

COOK-By Protestant woman; very re-
spectaHr competent cook meats. ZANE. Ssh
fowls IN kcs Hco soups desserts OF al kinds very excellent
r,sry bread and biscuit baker: makes nice mullins ani
a;e5 very clean about her person aEt work. hes,
testimonials country or city. Cal AT BootHAAIo so
.thaNe, near . dist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11

NO.l19 EAST 21ST-ST. Creamery Park
LS-Desrable ROOFS with hrstclass BOARD references
nrnh I-cnN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
Fast Side.

T 7 Gramercy Park, cor. East 2Oth-st--
Del ghtful ROOMS without boaId or with private table
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
NHAMBERMAID-By q awceian sill. we

~ recommended ~ neat oblieng sr1 for1uCh servant
siyng long her places: speaks so0j English caa Dc sec
az LIN DQCIsTS SN EDl-H SEbN ANTS OFFICE, 10
East 2Ttbsf. over Russian Baths.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-10
LATEST LOCAL,

THE will Of Balzer Reese was admitted
to probate.
PETER MCINTYRE was appointed ad.
ministrator OF Henry V. Snott; 5000 per-
sonalty.
FREE concert by the Cincinnati Grand
Orchestra tomorrow Sunday after
noon and evening.
THE Burnet Work-house Lot, as SUBJ
divided, will be sold at public auction on
the premises Mt. Auburn next Monday
morning.
IN the executive session OF the Board
OF Police Commissioners last night Mr..
John Perkins was elected City Milk In.
spector, to succeed Mr.. 9. w. Ebersole.
CASPER VoGT was arrested yesterday,
at the instance of Chief Megrue, for
erecting frame superstructure on the
top of brick block at No. 4j3 BaymiIler
street, after taxing out a permit for a
brick addition. He viii be examined on
the charge in the Police Court next
week.
CAROLINE BECK and Mary Cook, re-
spectively fourteen and thirteen years
old, were arrested last night on a charge
of larceny. The two girls for some
weeks have carried on u system OF shop.
lifting. f. NJ. Fink, OF 2S9 Central ave-
nue.. has been the principal loser. Mary
Cook was found at her house No. 131
Livingston street where lot OF shoes
were found. The girls appeared before
Judge Lindemann this morning and
were sent to the House of Refuge,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-10
NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
Butler ON Blaine and the Presi.
Dental Prospects.

Butler on Blaine and the Presi-
Dental Prospects.
By American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, June 10.-The Herald s
Boston special gives an interview with
General Butler, in which he said he
had no more to do with this Blaine busi-
ness than the child unborn. 1t is pre-
posterous, he thinks, to blame him with
engineering it. He never saw the Blaine
letters, never heard OF them previous to
this row. Has written to nobody, and
has not contributed in any way or form
to their production in the House. Ii he
had had anything to do with it
he would never have permitted
Mulligan to take the original
letters to Washington unless he also had
copies and photographs of them. Butler
denies having any ill feeling towards
Blaine. This matter he thinks has
Helped Blaine, but he will have a great
deal TO right in the Convention. AS it
looks now, he believes Conkling Will be
nominated. In case of split at St..
Louis on the money question, he thinks
Davis and Banks would be good ticket.
Should split occur, and the election be
sent to the House of Representatives
the soft-money man would undoubtedly
be elected. ir
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-10
FOREIGN.
By American Press Association to the STAR.
FINANCIAL.


BY American Press Association to the STAR.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, June 10.-The Times money
article this morning says that railway
securities are dull at slight decline.
Funds are easier.
RISE, sERvIA, AND EXPLAIN.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, June 10.--Tue Porte
has addressed a communication to Ser
via asking an explanation OF the prese MT
armament by that Government.
THE EASTERN MUDDLE.
LONDON, June 10.--The Governments
of Austria, Russia and Germany have
recognized the new Sultan. The united
diplomatic representatives OF European
powers prevented Servia from declaring
war against Turkey. A pamphlet issued
by General Ignatiif, Embassador at Con-
stantinople, has created a sensation. 1t
proposes TO split up the Turkish Empire
in five different Priucipalities, to be
named respectively, Bulgaria, Alboris,
Seryia, Bosnia, Greek.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-10
FLASHES.

The Chicago Law School yesterday
turned out twenty-seven bran new law
yers.
A Paris dispatch announces that
George Sand will be buried al Nahant
to-day.
Professor John Hancock was re-elect-
ed Supernten dent Of the Dayton, Ohio,
Public Schools.
Mrs. Martin Munger, of Dayton, Ohio,
kindled her fire with coal oil, and by an
accident was frishttully burned.
Thomas Wallace and Jos. w. Hawes
were killed on Thursday by the explosion
of the boiler OF Perkins & Co.'s saw-mlll,
at Lawton, Ga.
George Zook, boy five years old, was
killed yesterday while playing in his
fathers mill at Logansport, Ind. He
was caught by belt and crushed by the
machinery.
The experiment of the Mississippi
Valley and Brazil steamship under
taking is now assured. Enough OF the
capital stock has been subscribed to in
sure iair trial.
X. s. Mccormick was married in Chi
cago Thursday evening to Miss Katha-
rine V. Medill, daughter of Hon. Joseph
Medlll, Ex-Mayor OF Chicago and editor
of the Chicago Tribune.
The Committee of the Lower House OF
the Danish Parliament have decided
unanimously in favor OF the Govern.
menps demand for two million crowns
for the purchase Of sixteen Krupp field
batteries.
The Conference Committees of the
Puddlers' Union and iron manufactur-
ers Vt Pittsburg have agreed upon a
compromise with regard to the price Tor
boiling iron, which Will be submitted to
both sides to-day.
The referee appointed to determine
the amount OF debts due by Hoyt,
sprague " Co., OF New York, has made
partial report. He states claims pre-
sented amount to nearly $8,O00,O00. He
has passed on about three hundred
claims, amounting to $3,345, 469. and the
Receiver has on his hands IL 100000.
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From a ScaffoId.

pas' Geiger, a painter in the employ
Of And,, w Ruf, and living at 800 Race
street ws, q at work on scaffold at "
Rank streat 'bout O'Clock yesterday
evening met VIII. fatal accident. He
was engaged in ioosening the rope
that held the scaffol0, wnen ~ broke ana
fellow picked hhn up and con-
veyed him to the Cincinnati Hospital,
where he died.
Geiger about four years ago fell from
four-story porch, aud came near losing
his life at that time. He has often been
subjected to dizziness, the effect Of that
fall.
The Coroner held an inquest at noon,
and the jury rendered verdict as fol-
lows: death from injuries caused by
falling from scatfold AZ 81 Bank street
June 8, 1876.'
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about three miles long. and Is Deing
marked into claims, which pay from So
to $3.50 per day, with occasional pockets.
Two gangs of ten men each are employed
working night and day.
OMAHA, June IO.-General Williams,
Adjutant OF the Department Of the
Platte, received dispatches at his office
in this city to the effect that an Indian
courier had brought information to Fort
Laramie that one thousand two hundred
and seventy-three lodges of hostile In
d1ans were encamped on Powder River,
under the command Of Sitting Bull and
Crazy Horse, and that severe engage
ment had been fought between them and
Crooks forces.
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Ever since the Attn day Of June, when
in Mitchelps stable, on Baymiller street,
South Harris, OF Covington, carved the
face Of Mr.. Christ. Fehlman with knife,
making very ugly wound, the gentle
man who did the cutting (and by the
way he's not stranger to the Police
Court) has been wanted by the police,
but all efforts to capture him were futile.
He was found this morning at Chester
Park and arrested on warrant. He is
at the Ninth-street station-house In de-
iault or $500 bail,
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FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Speaker X err.

By American Press Association tothe STAR.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-fhe Clymer
Committee will to-day hold an extra ses-
sion to decide whether the case OF
Speaker Kerr shall be closed or not. Ii
the Republicans refuse to make report
exonerating Mr.. Kerr, the case will be
left open 10 impeach Harney's character.
MIR. Kerlss health has grown decidedly
more precarious within the last few
days. He is now confined to his room,
and but lew visitors admitted. Some
went SO far last night to assert that his
death might be expected at any moment.