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heId In tho Metropolitan Church, which WI,
crowded to excess. Al tho conclusion OF eorv;.
COS, all tho delegates totned hands ami sauo
"Btcsscd bo the Tia that binds.
AN EXPLANATION.


MusHEooN, Mtc,'., July 14.-1 venture to a.,
at your hands correction OF communicated
from your correspondent ut Minneapolis, M!nn.,
Of jato Of the Itch Inst, published IN YOU,
paper Of date Of 18th Inst, vlcrcln he says that
in letter addressed by md to tho Etrning Trfh
tsne relative to letter OF Gen. Ropcr's touching
tic death Of tho gallant Gen. Custer, said,
ETC., etc. The letter referred to was written h;
me to my friend Gen. Roper, aud not to ,hs
Evening Tribune, "a stated by your correspond.
ent (doubslcss through inalvcrtcnce), and thcte
fore not With the view Of publication. i hnt
peruscd Gen. Ropcr's published letter on tho
death of Con. Gutter with such profound sails
faction that was constrained to express 10
him my grateful Acknowledgements for the aeb!e
sentiments Il contained, cd,-tcntlmcnts too, *.
pressed BY ono Of tho most distinguished OF the
cavalry Generals In the Confederate ncrvIce dur
i1g tho latd unhappy conflict, WIN bad mcasurcd
lancos With the illastrious dead, a. gencrou.
anl chvalrous tribute to his personal worth, lIs
military genius, and heroic dash. Very respectt
fully, your obcdient servant, etc,
ANDREW 7. MoIlErHolps
, 1876-07-17
AN AWFUL DEATH.

EHtAl IAE biIh W a AVu 1AOAA
MONTHS AGO.
Tho medical fraterulty has long been divided
upon tito question ss to whether the 0ste Of d
dog, not known to be rabid, necessarily rcaultcd
In hydrophob!a. Yesterday caso happened
within this city TINT will 60 far towards couvinc-
Ing nny ono OF akcptcal ideas that the btto Of
eanino may result fatally months after It's In
Fiction. and nt the: same time may serve ns
lesson 10 PHYSICIANS who arc IN
the habit of treating such injuries Ia the most
trivial manner. Tic case referred to Is thS de-
which trnispirea at O'Clock yesterday morning
at tho Sisters Hospital, on tho corner Of Gslu,
met avenue and Twenty-sixth street. 0'Neil
was q young man OF good moral habits, only
two years III this country, and l.al been en-
p1ysa nof, On 4 As sns sotSss Ioo e nd
lor streets. Last November he was
bitten upon tho lott thumb BY. small terrier
dog, owned by his employer, ana, although the
was taken II il. Tho dor was destroyed, and
The wound dressed by Dr.. Lee. It healed mp
idly, giving no trouble at ail to tho young mnn,
and nothing was thought Of tbs matter until
ls. Fday ysnng g, yhsn h"Id sa1 RS Roosd do fsl9% 5
suffering the most Intense palm. whic,! was
augmented into craztness at the sight OF
any bright substance or water. consciousness
remained until almost the last, enabling the m
oW "su eonia%rt % ali r TO tei Ii. t1o'Sics % those q
hts friends who worc near him. Dy Saturday hts
lnn!ady had developed 10 such an extent that he
was removed to the sstera' Hospital, on the
street, aud there he fingered ont tue little ito left
In him. From the moment oi tho frat symptom
OF tho disease his body knew no rest,
md the poor. victim kept up, a
as, %Ss III. tss5ia d heM5g s g aud b. s asgg swg
fnr ltc 1yna tied firmly tn the bel hand
, 1876-07-17
THE ST, NICHOLAS.

The edltor OF ths Presbyterian BaHnsr, Pitts
burg, Pa, who has stopped at nearly ali tho
leading hotels 10 ths country. SAYS: "For we'll
kept aud airy rooms, good beds, prompt attend
ance, Ia the variety and quality OF Its table, and
in all that pertains to solid comfort, tho st.
Nicholas, Of My Iorks has no equal"
, 1876-07-17

being ton converts to on. one. To be SURG they
do. II Il altogether natural TINT they snon!d.
Nevertheless, our heafts nro nct tsouoIea, pas i
,n,,,nd 10 be ours, jass A. surely - TINT reaaon
"a stronger than lnreason, scienco than super.
etition, light tAnn darkness. The general arlte
Of things In religion Il trcmcndnisi} toWotN ~
light our battle Science is o.r mighty ally.
Why, therefore, Notwithstanding any dls.
couragements that there may nrr may not pa in
our way to-day; why, ns We look ont lDto tno
sho,,la not on hcasts IL alsed with great aud
confident l,opcf Not that our name, Unitarian,
Is something that inust necessarily always Inst.
anu disposed to think that It Will not always
last For. really, that nano y NOT aae9gstc,-it
u,ovsu ent aud principles that we stand for
Correct 50 far ss Il goes: It docs not 60 ias
enough It Is not bFoall cnoughs las TOO mucn
o. scstaran look THAI WY Ws sp
broader iamc, Liberal Christians. Tbs mama
which myself prefer, because think It de-
scribca Us better than my other, Is the name
Rational chrtsttnns MnwoyG1 naMee she enonnt hnt
We was,t- And tho thlug Witch tho nat1o unita-
rlan, or univcrsalist, or Liberal Christian, or
Rational Christian, or Whatever other name may
pe employed means, tho thing will not pass
gcta larger dominion, aid civilization advances,
and rcasou comes to 10 moro and more The
guides Of tncn's lives, must become the !nherttos
OF tho future.
Nor Is what shy matter Of indifference to
any Of YOU who hear Mv to-day, It can ha q
taatter of Indifference to no thouEhtftil and
earnest mind. II this movement whfci, have
been trying as bcst could, in tho single hour
allottpi 1ae, to place IN clear light before you
DO faiso, II Is ono of The very greatest onc1ntee
TINT true roigion on tho tartt ever encountered
II II be tr,lc, 1t Ia one Of tlA greatest hcnciac
turs to the raeu that llas appeared aimee the brtt
Of Christianity. At all events, Il challenges the
serious attention uf every ono Ut US.
, 1876-07-17
SlJE,lDE.

Spsctat Dispatch to 7as Tribune.
DLooM1xoror, ILL.,, July 10.-Dan King, l,ar.
keeper for Dnyton's saloon, recently Of Cju.
ctnnati, unsucccssfu11y attempted suicide hy
poison Saturday night, at Ella Wnllains' bagnio.
1fe will probably RECOVER,
, 1876-07-17

Tho condition Of Tho non. George r. Purh
whose attack Of paralysis from tho waist tlows
was announced i few days ago, wns, lato on
Thursday night, pronounced critical by tho a.
tending physicians, Drs. Foster and Carson.
Roman cathoiic Church for the dying wcre Der. s
formed by the Rev, Father Higgins, President
Of St. Xav'cr's College. Tho patients mind,
for the .f1rst time, alored sigma Of giving waY
during tho day, and lo refuses proper amount
OF nourtsltmont nnd sttrnu1ant, causing tho
physicians to fear Tint tho end may conc At any
moment, although they hesitate TO pronounce
tho case otherwise hopeless. At Q o'clock thls
morning there was no change for tho better.
OZONlZED 0x.MhRROW FOR THE HAIR.
n 1 Ma e.Syf1o
, 1876-07-17
REFORMED EPISCOPAL.
DH. FALLows MADH A BISHOP.


UrrowA, July 10.-At tho Reformed Ep!sco-
pal Council, Saturday, Gen. Buckingham moved
that ono Missionary Bishop be now elected.
The motion was carried, and, after several bal
lots wcrc talscn, DR., Fallows WAS declared
elected. Dr.. Fallows then addressed the Coun.
cli He rntcErcd to the fact that ho was An En~
gllshmnn, and that IN early llto he had acquired
great love for the Protestant Episco-
pul Church. lc touched upon tho
fact that great part Of his early lifc had
been spent In tho Methodist 1enomt nation, say.
Ing tint, before the Reformed Episcopal 4
ss. S1s l. sa sabSs Wiz, s VI; Tsss e
informed Of the artion taken by phhop Guns
mlns, Ao felt at once that th,s was the
Church, and TINT 1t would succeed, AZ
that time, however, l,e was engaged - President
" would Id nos anise Em.et linn VIII tes fortaes sl
briefly of his hdelity to tho Church. aud closed
by thanking. them for The great honor they had
dono him. Bishop Ghrnoy. in few appropriate
orHas nuslanss.
The report OF the 8ustentatiou Committee
tessSa t"st AmaS ot oSs e. p
b. asud tof AZ benefit q tho .ldoT
Per from tho synod Of Chicago 10 fef
to M a'pR3n,RRsp pR s Rsp & ;os
| laid On tho tablo for tho present. II va DO;
should 10 held At Philadelphia.
This evening Sunday Dean Oridgs. N. A., Of
] British Columbia, va. consectatea Blshop ol
| thc Pacific Coast, aud d. Fo!loWs, OF Chicago,
| Missionary bishop. After the conservation,
| Bishop Nicholson, Of Philadclphia, preached q
| sermon.
, 1876-07-17

the trinity and IA moro Ut the sublime unity
than they used TO mako With retereuco to
Jesus, eycry year tlIdy aro ,prcaehing n,nrc aud
mere Ills slmpo humanity, Mt reierenge To- to
loosely tllelr old Mtailibillty theury. Salvation
they aru coming ronstantly more aud 'nnre t'
make thing 81 ludiyAuaf character md HE,
I auirement enc tl,rong1. another. Thu rewards and
puntshmcuta Of tho next world arc, BY tlcgrccs.
losng their old arbttrariness anil uhreasot. ~
And 80 MI tbs doctrines Of tho orthodox Chris
tau worl asY uaasSeag '.T nvs 9at III s.ay
Ia exactly the direction ot Unitariantsm.
And why should i not gs' Isn't
this . scteatltls ago' Isn't tt an a.,
ttffaat Il Il unshaInias renson, as no aso i,ofofo
has over doucl Why, then, expect. that any
theological changes that might take p!a:c would
DO in any other direction than toward that par
~ rational ttcoloyy-tilat particular theology
| which las grown nut OF tho one great centrAl
idea ot reason tn rellg!ons
And 90, friends, y unttartanlsm today lock. !;
forward Into tho future, DO you w0ndcr that II
il fliel with great lopel Truc, its c,urchc.
are not as got very many III number MS conpasct
With some 1t the otllcr ri!onomIl,ations 1t'Iaek'
t1y RSpa' IT, Sasss @ sy fSf a5ssn e M st u hass
1t appeala entirely to lncn's judgments, atit
emotions. And appeals Of this Kind in any com
tnuntty nrp comparatively SLOWLY rcsno1lueu "
You WIN tlayo anything to DO with polltica
matters knox very we'll Tint great nla's-tnoct
iu!. and parade, with toFehliyhts, and banners
alil bands, ind campaign songs, and trenlenaou
llurrah!ngs, will gin ten votes for a polttca
candidate, whore calm, solid reasoning an
showing the right ot the case will scarcely gal
ono. 80 In religion. Those churches which OF
hort, aud threaten, and work upon mcn'a hope
aud fears, aud preach exciting theno8cs, an
hold over mems heads tho authorities Of II
ns eiss sna say *. 01 ios s1spT sSa amt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-15

GRAND OPERA-HOUsE.-The benefit to
be. given this evening for julius Kahn
and Harry Williams, at the Grand Opera
house, should draw fine house. The
entertainment will be most attractive
one, and the beneticiarles are two as ac-
commodating, clever and efficient al
taches as ever devoted their energies to
the patrons of place OF amusement.
BY all means be OH hand.
WOODS THEATER.-The Rollin How
ard troupe this evening appears with II
grand change of programme. The COM
pany is really good one in all respects
and entitled to good houses, which we
are glad to say they are receiving. D.
course il the weather was cooler there
would be many more out.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-15

The nearest kinsmen Of George WASH
ington have homes in Texas. DR.. A. W.
Washington, of Dennison, is the son Of
Augustin w. Washington, whose father,
Samuel Washington, was q brother OF
the father OF his country, and became a
ward in the Generals family until he
became OF age. The doctor is conse-
quently grand-nephew to General Wash
lngton. He has General George Wash
ington's court dress, which he wore
when first made President-the coat,
vest, ee-breeches OF red silk, ivory
tablet, set in gold, on which are in
scribed Lafayette's initials, dress
sword presented to Washington in 176O
by General Darks, with general vari-
ETY. Of shoe buckles. Besides these rel
les, there are fifteen unpublished private
letters OF General Washington, written
from 1772 TO 1888, to his brother. DR..
Washington should m elf be the bearer
Of these relics to Philadelphia.
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larry; VIM. West and VIM. Walton, gran d
larceny; Ralph McCartin, malicious de-
struction OF property; second indict-
ments against same for assault and
battery; Benjamin Pendleton, ma
liciOus destruction of property; /;
Charles Wilson, George Eubanks
and James Gaylord, burglary; James
Williams, burglary; Charles Marshall,
cutting; Thomas Smith, burglary: John
Smith, assault with intent 10 commit
rape; James Crellin, cutting; Edward
Bird, burglary; e. Martin, horse steal
Ing; Charles Leppert and Charles Davis,
burglary; Adam Miller, assault ana bat
terry; George Leonard, malicious de-
struction OF property; S. Pierce and -
Monahan, grand larceny; Eli Barnes,
burglary; Anna Porter, Keeping brothel;
Mollie Moore, same; Madame Baum,
same.
John Bradley against P. Stricken.
An action to recover the amount OF an
assessment. Verdict for defendant.
Lucretia O'Donnell against s. W.
Swiggett. A suit to recover nine inches
OF land en- Smith street. The jury found
the plaintiff entitled 10 the property de-
scrib d in the petition.
Questions OF law arising in the case
are reserved for the consideration OF the
Court.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-15

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-Pursuant ta
n an order Of sale issued out Of the Probast
Court of Hamilton County, Ohio, and to m4
directed will offer at public sale, ON the
premises on Saturday, the first uay of july
A. d. 1875, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, the following
described real es ate, to-wlti Lot No. sixtys
seven (B7) on plat Of lots laid out by Ethaa
Some in the western part of the city OF CIncin-
natl, Hamilton County, Ohio and recorded In
Book No. 30, page 27S, of the Records OF Ham.
alton County, ONO. said Lot No. 81 lying bs-,
tween Mill and Stone streets, on the south side
of Fourth street, fronting twenty live (25) fees
on Fourth street and extending back bO q
twenty foot alley one hundred and forty -sil
46) feet, more or less, and is twenty five (953
feet ami one and half inches, more Or less, os
said alley.
10 be sold by order OF Court, free of dowez.
in the case in which Charles j. w. Smith, ADJ
ministrator dc bonis non on the estate of JOhn
Crane, deceased, Is plaintiff, and John T.. n.
Crane ct al. are defendants. Cease No. 2,568N
Appraised at sI1 400.
Terms of Sale-One- third cash on day o; sale.
and tho balance in two equal payments in sid
and twelve months, with interest, the deferred
payments to be secured by notes and mortgagd
on the premises sold.
CHARLES j. w. SMITH,
Administrator de bonis non
on the estate OF John Crane, decd.
HOWARD DOUGLASS, Attorney.
SMITH & WINTERS,
iul. l.5t.Th AuctiOn0crg.
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jul-5t,Th

r EGAL.-EXECUTORS' SALE OF REAL
Il ! ESTArE-Under an order Of sale mada
by the Probate Court of Hamilton County,
one Il, casS cso sO We Snar W OIef OF hs aof sals
house, in said County, on SATURDAY, ths
first day of July, 1876, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, tho
following described real estate, situated il
said County and State, to wit: Lots Nos %. 81,
II, 28, .9 co. 81, 81, 49, 80, l5U, 49, 1872 l33. ia,
l35, 1856, 1877, l.8 159, in l. d. Wheeler's subdl-
vision north of Cincinnati. Also, u lot of land
in Cincinnati, near the south end Of the Tor
renee Roa |, and east thereof, begInn ng at ths
and ly ing between the Little Miami Railroad
and Columbia avenue, thenc5 wostwardly
parallel with the south line OF said avenue
l22 feet, more or less, to !. ID. Whecler's sOuth-
west corner; thence northwardly II foot, more
or less to the south line OF sail avenue; henca
eastwardly along the south line OF said avenud
l22 Icet more or less, to the intersection OF thu
south line OF said avenue with tile east limo ol
tho tract OF said ID axe. produced north.
ward.y; thence southwardiy u feet to tht
place OF beginning.
Said lots aie apprais d as follows, to-wit:
Lot No. 20 at $40; Lot NO. q, ati4,O; Lot No
-. at $15; Lot No. 2S. at $40; Lot No. 30. at
Lot No. ~, at $i5J; lot No. ~. al $50: Lot 40.
80, ut $i5j; Lot No. l8j, at $is.; lot No. ial, al
$40; Lot No. 1872, at $25v; Lot No. l33, at $301t
Lot No. ls4. at $780, lot No. is5, at ssOV; Lot No
1885, AT 500; Lot No. I37, at $SOO; Lot No. 135, NJ
$500: Lot No. ls9. at $50; the lot on the sou /
side OF Columbia avenue. ut $3.50.
Terms OF Salc--One-third cash, one third In
one year, and onc-third in two years from tiM
day OF sale, with interest; the deferred pay.
ments to DC secured By mortgage on the prem
ises sold
The lots in Wheelci's subdivision lie between
Clifton and Ohio avenues, ana but fcw Square
north Of Mchicken University.
THOMAS II. BlGGS and
SAMUEL CALDWELL.
Executors OF l. ID. Wheeler, dec'l
Cincinnati, ohio, June ], 1879. iu1-isr-
~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-15

The full reed band (Iorty pieces) Of the
Cincinnati Orchestra will give concert
this evening in the Pavilion ON Prices
Hill. The following ls the programme:
Festival March, "Tannhauser'-W Wagner
Overture, "Preciosa"-W
Waltz, "Doi ifschwalbcn"-St
Selections, "Girofie- -Girofa"-Lecocq.
Overture, 'Pique Dame"-Suppe.
Waltz, "IndigO'-St. auss
Pot-pourri, "Martha" -Flotow.
Fantasie, "Summer Day in Norway"-Will- :
m0rs
Polka, "Anna"-Strauss.
Finale, Unter Donner und Blitz''-Strauss.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-15

A noble Indian OF Wisconsin carrie Q
about with him the following certificate,
written for him by some obliging white
man: This may certify that the bearer
IS an aboriginal cuss, in whom there is
no guile. He never lifted a scalp nor
robbed hen-roost in daylight. He is
the father of some OF his children, and
uses no cologne. He has that noble at
tribute OF his race, an untutored mind.
His squaw has gone to the spirit land,
and he wishes to visit the earthly land
Of spirits, where troubles are forgotten
at the rate of 10 cents spirit. He re-
spectiully asketh aid Of the pale faces.
No order for groceries received"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-15

1t has been remarked by foreign exhib.
itors that ours is the 1irst Exposition
that has conveyed goods by steam into
the buildings themselves. Tracks enter
into the Main Building, or palace, run
all through Machinery Hall and the Ag-
ricultural Building, and right up to the
main entrances OF the Art Gallery and
Horticultural Hall, and IN front of mosL
OF the annexes. Goods and material
from China and Japan, laden in cars at
San Francisco, have arrived in the same
cars, without break of bulk, in few
days, within a few yards or the spot
which they now occupy. No such sys-
TEN was ever before seen.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-15

DR.. S. NJ. Lands, the great Philadei.
phia tragedian, will produce his wonder
full Shakspearean novelty, himself play
ing "Hamlet," solitary and alone, with
an Imaginary company in full CO.'S
tune, at the Grand Opera-hsuse, to-
morrow Friday evening. He will yivif,
the minis Of the audience TO such an ex
tent as 10 render them capable OF seeing
the full imaginary company of first. GLASS
artists. 1t Is looked upon as the great.
est effort ever made by any artist. Dr..
Lanuis has challenged ali the leading
actors oil the country, including Edwin
Boo'h and Barry Sullivan, to compete
with him in "HamleW for $1,000. Tine
Eastern press speak highly Of him, and
say that he appeared before crowded
and fashionable audiences both In New
York and Philadelphia. Tbis is his tirsl
appearance in our city, aud curiosit,
alone VIII be sure TO crowd the Gran.
Opera-house iull to overfio ing. Tickets
tow at Hawfey's, 1ei Vine street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-15
Marriage Licenses.

Tho following marriage licenses were issued
since our last report:
C. II. Rust and Baisre Brown.
j. A. Lawson and Kate j. Green.
A. o. Bing and Florence q. Gaffy.
Bern. Espelage and Clara SchotI elkott.
Howard W. Sack and Carrie Patzod.
Conrad WindIsch and Louisa III. Welinger.
Henry Ricdel and Louisa Zimmerman.
John Ratliff and Catherine SUN.
John Miller and Sophia Blot.
Silas l.. Snodgrass and Blanche A. Walters
Hezekiah Dubois and Maggie Martin.
i. Peabody and A. Il. Terwilleger.
MOrai.d Claden and Margaret Gephart.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-15

Danbury News: The Danbury and
Norwalk Railway Company last year
adopted an Ingenious plan 10 keep the
boys from going in swimming at the
bridge below the station. We wonder
whether they will pursue the same
course this year. They dumped lot of
refuse tar in the bottom OF the stream,
and the first night caught Il Judge of the
Superior Court and two lawyers in good
practice. The Judge was nearly a
month getting the tar from his heels.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-15

When old Mrs. Cadby read that "lace
frills are put on both edges OF black vel
vet dog COLLARS" she lard down the pa
per and exclaimed: "Did any body ever
hear OF such foolishnessl Why next
they'll be putting gold breast pins and
striped stockings on d0gsi"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-15

The John Bull Notes.-The expert
ence OF thousands OF mothers and nurses sufi-
ciently demonstra es that the convenient, di-
gestibe and palatablc diet manufactured un-
der the patents of the eminent physician, DIR
RIDGE, will really promote health and
strength, even without the aid Of milk.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-15

Dom Pedro gave up his Boston visit,
like man OF sense, chiefly to Cam
bridge. He breaktasted with Mrs. Agas.
siz, whom he had known III Brazil, and
he dined with Mr.. Longlellow, who in
perors particular request, tv meet him
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-15

NOTICE. - The undersigned hereby givca
IN not 70 that hes has been duly appointed
and qualified as the Administrator Of the
estate OF Henry Myers, deceased. late Of Ham-
ilton County, Ohio. EDWARD MYERS.
Administrator OF the estate of Henry Myers
deceased.
THos. MCDoUGALL Attorney.
CIACINNATI, May VI, 1870. ju1-3tTk
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-15

The Emperor Of Brazil has accepted
A,a Packers invitation to visit LenigU
University, South Bethlehem, Penn,
and is expected on The 22d inst. There
are eight Brazilians now at the Univer-
sity, three Of whom will graduate this
session.