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One kind for the Human Family.
The other for Horses and Animals.

These LIniments are simply the wonder of
the world. Their effects are little less than
marvellous.
The white LIniment is for the human
family. 1t viii drive Rheumatism. sciatica
and Neuralgia from the system; cures Lum-
bago, Chillblains, Lockjaw, Palsy, Itch, and
most cutaneous erupfi0ns; it extracts frost
from frozen hands and feet, and the poison of
bites and stings OF venomous reptiles; II sub
dues svellings, and alleviates pain Of every
kind. When sprains OF bruises occur, It Is the
most potent remedy ever discovered TO heal
the injured parts. The Centaur Liniment Is
used with great efficacy for sore throat, tooth
ache, caked breasts, earaehe and weak back.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-02
Bellevue Heights.

Strangers visiting our city, as we'll as
our own citizens, should not fail to take
ride over the Cincinnati & Gill.
ton Incline Plane Railroad at the head
of Elm street. Passengers can
take either the Vine or Elm-streel
cars, on which through tickets
are sold for 10 cents, which will
take you to the Geological Garden,
Burnet Woods and clifton. The proprie-
tors Of the above road have purchased
some seven acres of ground adjoining
their buildings al the upper emu of the
plain for a park, and an army of men
under the direction OF the Superin-
tendent OF the plain, Captain Nelson
Blythe, are now engaged in beautlfying
the grounds by grading and soding;
also in laying out beautiful flower beus,
they having already planted .ver two
hundred handsome shade trees, an /
made delightful gravel walks through
out the park. Tne owners OF Bellevue
Heights may we'll be proud OF the giant
stride they have made, and feel some
what elevated when they gaze around
upon their handiWork.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-02
BARRY CORNwALL's ENGLISH LYRICS.

1t is easier to feel the charm OF Barry
CornwalPs "English Lyrics than TO de-
fine it. We know approximately what
Burns is admired for, or what Shelley
Is admired for. We know the sort Of
grace which seemed admirable in
Moore, or, to come to a later repu-
tation, we know what is the attraction
OF the Legends and Lyrics" Of Barry
CornwalPs own daughter, which it
seems now are selling better than any
poetry but MIR. TennysoE's. But when
we try to appraise the "Eugish Lyrics"
it seems hard at first to get beyond
praise that would do for anybody.
When we have said that the sense and
feeling and tune are thoroughly good
aud manly, and that the metre and
finish are quite good enough, we have
| said no more than we might fairly say
of any creditable faSco Of a
personal friend. That Is clearly
not an adequate account to give OF
poetry which "a whole generation OF in.
telligent readers, including many like
Miss Martineau, who were not cas- ly
moved, found the most moving poetry
o! the Time. Perhaps we come little
nearer when we notice that one OF the
most individual traits OF Mr.. Proctor's
lyrics is a hearty @;thetIc appreciation
of horsefie,h and wine. When we re-
member how sober he was in the actual
enjoyment of both, his praise Of them
takes the character Of an escapade, and
this character seems in way 10 tit his
lyrics as whole, and TO account for the
attractiveness they have for earnest
and intelligent readers in community
which is getting more complex rather
than more perfect. Such readers are
repelled by systematic revolt against
what is Indispensable, but u short, sim
cere musical cry interprets and relieves
their passing moods OF personal dlscon-
tent, and deeper under-current OF social
dissatisfaction that ru is through must
generous yes.-[Fortnigltly Review.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-02
THE LATEST
Accident on the Lehigh valley
RaflrOad. -. ..

National Associated Press to the Star.
SCRANTON, PA, June 2.-The Repub-
lican this morning has the following
particulars of the wrecking of train
last night on the Lehigh Valley Rail.
road The first intimation the engineer
had OF the accident. was the violent
rocking Of the train, and few moments
later the first of the passenger cars
mounted the forward truck on which it
rested, and was precipitated down the
canal embankment, distance of one
hundred and ntty feet, together with
three other coaches, all laden With pas
sengers. The coupling broke, leaving
the engine and one baggage Car in safety
on the track. .r ...r
Mrs. Hawes,, of Scranton, and Mrs.
Hickey, of Tonawanda, were killed, and
seventeen others severely injured, four
Of them fatally. ..t ...... =.
A miraculous escape Is recorded in
the case of Mrs. Cool, Of West Pittston,
VINO, together with her three children,
including a little one six months old,
Was among the passengers, and passed
| through the wreck with only lew
slight sCral ches. ..,. ...... ,
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A SHAPE TO BIZ ANSWERED.

In one of the courts iE this city. TIVE
or three days ago, there came up log
trial a case in which u Chinaman WAS
the complaining witness a.ainst = ~s..e
man. During the impaneliug OF The jury
one of the attorneys questioned closely
the men summoned as jurors, 10 asoer-
tain their views on the Chinese question.
He asked one Of them: Noulu You be-
lieve a Chlnaman under oaths' The
witness responded in the affi NATIVE.
sWCuld you believe a Cninaman rs
quickly as you would white mau9"
well [he ,itatingl! ], l would believe
him as soon as WUui some white men,"
"rhat isn't an answer " my Ques tios. 1
now ask you, and l desire Categorical
answer, would you believe q Chinaman
as soon as you would believe me, or tiie
a. torney for the defense, for instances''
son, yes, sir; certainlyc The attorney
did not appear to ieel much better af or
he found 0u'.-lSacramanto {~ai.
Union,
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LATEST LOCAL.

TIE fremeps uniforms cost $l2
apiece.
THE city is crowded with thieves and
pickpockets, who are expecting To reap
a harvest during the races next week.
POLICE COURT CLERK, John b Ben
der, during the month of May, collected
the following fines: City cases. $79e %;
State cases, $3.50 SO. Total, 81 3sl Is.
WoMENs ART MUSEUM ASSOCIATION.
Constitution, minutes OF meetings, etc,
published in handsome little pamphlet
By Robert Clarke s. Co., 65 West Fourth
street, and for sale at 10 cents per copy.
EVAN BREEsE, OF Miamitown, whom
the CorOnei's verdict has placed in the
attitude OF principal defendant on the
charge of numbering young John Z. Nu-
gent, has 81 far recovered as to be able
to occupy quarters in the County Jail.
PASSENGERS on the NJ. & Z. train due
here al = A. NJ. report slight accident
at Level Station, where the. train CO.,
lided with box Car. Tle engine was
damaged, but none ofthe passenger cars
were III any way injured or passengers
hurt. A slight detention was the only
Inconvenience. Jacob Spaulding, the
engineer, was somewhat hurt.
THOMAS MANYoN, u lad nineteen years
OF age, VINO lives at No. 2l1 East Pearl
street, and is an empiOye OF the Queen
City Keg Works, was struck in the lore.
head yesterday with a piece OF wood
from revolving wheel. His skull was
crushed. A surgeon was called In, who
r,moVed several pieces OF shattered
bone. The prospect for the boys recov-
cry Is considered doubtful.
BALL THOMAS, f .fth-stree photog.
rapher, was arrested yesterday on a
warrant sworn out by sol. Martin, a
pawnbroker, who alleges that Thomas
stole picture worth about So. The lat
ter says that he made the picture for
Martin, who declined to pay for it, and
that thereupOn he proceeded to Martins
| and got the picture from the ladies OF
the house. Tne case in Court this morn.
| ing was continued to next Wednesday
MISS MARY E. PAYNE, OF Chase ave
nue., CummlnsY1lle, handsome girl o
nineteen years, who resides with heI
parents, brought suit before Squire
Thomas Evitt this morning against I
lyoung mau Of the same neighborhooC
named Andrew Tneirinser, charging
him with bastardy. The child was bort
on the 31st Of August, 1875. Upon tn,
preliminary examination The delendan
was bound over to the Court Of Common
Pleas in the sum OF $500, Mr.. Vim. Stad
don going on his bond.
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WASHINGTON.


Nation al Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-The large bal.
ance OF $6,9Sl,274 apparent reduction OF
debt during the month OF May is partly
explained by the tact that large sums
are due to the Navy and for necessary
expenses of the other Departments, but
for which there is no appropriation, ag-
gregatiug perhaps $2,000,000. This does
not appear in the debt statement, but is
really money due under existing laws
but unpaid for want of an appropriation.
Stone for Public Buildings.
The Commission appointed to examine
the contracts for public buildings has
about finished its labors, and new con-
tracts have been drawn up with the
contractors for supplying stone, 80 that
the work will not be. stopped. The saw
ing to the Government will be from %
to 30 per cent. on the prices now paid.
Postal Cards.
The American Prototype Company OF
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Board OF Public Works.

The Board met in regular session.
all the members present, aud PresideHs
Bell in the chair.
The Engineer was instructed to re-
pair the flooring Of the Wade-strest
bridge. "
The citizens and property owners On
Clay avenue, between the Madison Pike
and blackberry street, sent in petition
asking the Board TO extend the wateF-
mains to said avenue, between Lhase
p tints. Referred to the Committee on
Water-works. I't
IL. j. Kries was permitted to lay a
plank sidewalk on the west side OF
Walker Mill Rad, between Eighth and
German Streets; and also OIL EiEhta
street, between Walker Mil Road and
the Prices Hill Inclined Plane. Wv.
A petition to have the grade OF Lin
Dteus street from John to Linn streets
established, was referred tu the IA
gineer, with instructions to prepare nm
ordinance to establish the grade. ..
Adjourned,
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NEW YORK CITY.
Dry Goods Market.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, June 2. - The package
trade has been generally quiet, and
there was less animation in the jobbing
branches than might have been ex.
pected on the first of the month, about
which time retailers are usually in the
market for reassortments. The order
demand for both package and broken
lots of seasonable goods continues
fairly satisfactory. In cotton goods
there has been limited demand for
nearly all descriptions from agents
orders, but no particular class OF goods
can he reported active. Prices are
steadily maintained in prints. There is
a moderate demand for fancies, which
are taken in small lots to considerable
aggregate amount.
Gloucester mourning prints have been
advanced to g., and Harmony prints
were advanced to 5Hc. Net cash dress
goods are in lair request. The demand
for spring woolens from dealers in near
by cities and large towns has been more
active to-day than during several days
past, and orders from more distant To-
calities were also received in consider
"a bic numbers tor fresh supplies of light
weight fabrics, togeth making up a
fair aggregate business.
Not Much.
A special to the Sun from Washing
ton says that John A. Logan has been
formally ten Tered and has declined the
Colectorship OF Customs at Chicago.
From South Carolina.
A Herald special from Columbia, s. G.,
says the bill 70 prevent inter-marriage
between the races was defeated in the
House yesterday, many Democrats vot-
ing against 1t.
The Conference Committees on the
Appropriation Bill for the payment OF
interest ON the State debt Jailed to
agree. Three committees have dis.
agreed.
Police Mystery.
The World says there is cons iderable
mystery about the nc ions of officials al
police headquarters, and late last night
| 1T was rumored that Lydia She man, the
Derby polsoner, who escaped from the
eatherstield, Conn, State Prison last
Tuesday, had been arrested. The police
arrested some woman, but refuse any
pal ticulars.
Railroad Rates Reduced.
NEW YORK, June 2.-The following
has been received from the Superin'
tendent OF the Michigan Central Raj.
road:
"DETRoIT, June 2.
"The Lake Shore Road this morning
reduced the rates Oh limited ticke g
from Chicago to New York to SIS, and
from Chicago to Boston 10 $l6 This is
done 10 punish the Fort Wayne Railroad
ior putting on fast trains.
"[SignedI II. b. LEDYARD"
vn Failure.
Maschuetz, Mack & Co., wholesale
liquor dealers, No. 1S Day street, have
Jailed. Liabilities are stated at 5000, 900.
Wants to He Represented at Paris,
National Associated Press to the Star.
WORCESTER, MASS June 2.-Tue Board
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-02

II. Hlldebraudt. the enterprislng pro-
prietor ofthe Bellevue House, announces
an engagement with the German Mill
tary Band just arrived from Germany.
Lovers of music can not afford to let the
opportunity pass to near them. Their
concerts are always delightful in all re-
spects, which accounts for their being so
well attended. Admission free. Take
Elm street cars for the Bellevue.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-02
The Lookout HONse,

The Lookout House as a resort offers
splendid inducements. Mr. Frank
Harf, the genial host, is always on hand
with performance that can not be re.
sisted. The German Military Band,
Carl Beyer, Director, is the attraction
at this house. Don't fail to hear them.
Cars from corner Fifth and Main direct
to Lookout,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-02

ATOW is THE TIME TO TAKE DR.. JAS.
IN Z. KERipS Great System Renovator. 1t
Is the best medicine In the world for purifying
the blood, an / is in .orsed by some OF the pest
citizens OF the country. Sold by all RESPONSE
Bile druggists Price 81 per bottle, one-half
dozen s.. Special rates to dealers. All orders
promptly attended to. Depot and Office No.
IS John street, between Third and Fourth sts.,
cincinnati. Unio. j'2-8tS
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National Associated Press to the Star. ...
NEW YORK, June 2.-The Telegram's
London special says: "Wm. Fl. Wander
bilt left Liverpool for New York on
Monday, on the steamship Britannia.
1t is alleged he has formed large rail-
road combination in this country" .
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-02
Death Record. .

The following deaths have been placet
orrecord since our last report:
Serley s. Pickett, 8 months, city.
Jas. Human, 35 years, Ireland.
Isaac Baer, II years. France.
Wlllord Walle stein, 2 months, CITY.
August Alberschardt, II years, city.
Jonn Flannen, 80 years, Ohio.
Theo. L. Breek, 81 years Germany.
J. N. Buck, 26 years. United States.
Elizabeth Z,mmer, months, city.
ThOs. Burns. citv.
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THE OLD WORLD,
National Associated Press to the Star.
RUSSIAN DEFEAT REPORTED,

National Associated Press to the Star.
RUSSIAN DEFEAT REPORTED.
. CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 2.-Fazlyl
Pasha reports, from Sukum-KAleh, I'M
der date Of May 20, that four battalions
OF troops, with some Circassians, de-
feated the Russians posted between
Sukum-Kaleh and Kutsis, capturing
eighteen guns and a quantity of ammu-
milton.
RUSSIA'S AIMS.
LONDON, June 2.-Count Schouya'otf,
the Russian ambassador, on his return
to London from ST.. Petersburg, will
bring with him note to England reas-
suring the Government that the aims OF
Russia in the present struggle are sim
ply to force from Turkey guarantees for
the better protection OF the Christians,
and that her object is not for territorial
gain.
WANT TO MOVE FORWARD.
A dispatch from Bucnarest says the
corps commanders Of the Russian army
on the Danube are urging active opera.
tions, as the troops are suffering severe.
ly from sickness produced from the
swampy nature OF the ground upon which
they are encamped.
hUoblAN ANN ~ BE lNCREASEDs
VIENNA, Juue 2,-Advices from cor.
respondents say that il is reported that
the Russian Danubian army is to be
raised to four hundred thousand men.
A CORRECTION.
LONDON, June 2.-The Globe says: at
is informed that the statement, hereto
fore made, that number of American
naval officers and engineers had arrived
at St. Petersburg. is untrue"
RUSSIAN IRONCLADS.
VIGo, June 2.-The Russi ironclad
Petropowloski. from Cartagena for
Cherbourg, arrived here to-day, for Goa
and provisions. This is the vessel re-
ported 10 be waiting Ill the Mediterrane-
an Tor Egyptian transports.
AFRAID OF RINDERPEsT.
LONDON, June 1.-The Gazette con-
tains various notices providing for the
removal OF precautions against rinder-
pest by the 30th inst, by which date it is
hoped all fear of it will be ended.
THE STORM.
LONDON, June Ask chimneys re.
ceLtlv bu 1t for the extension Of the
Royal Gun Factory, at Woolwlcb, were
blown down bY the gale, yesterday.
THE QUEEN OF HOLLAND WORSE.
The hAGUE, June 2-r1e symptoms
of the Queen of Hollands illness have
assumed an alarming character.
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hacks was returning from funeral and
stopping in front OF Joe Habig's saio"a
left bis team unnitched. The horses be-
came frightened and started to run.
They knocked a tching-pOst down iA'
front Of The Cedar Grove House and kept
on along the pike In their mad career.
The carriage was occupied by four
ladies, two of whom became frightened,
and jumped out. One Of them had her
arm broken twice and the other was
aerjouAlv inidred
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-02
sundaY-school Parade.

National Associated Press to the star.
NEWARK, N. j., June "A grand Sum
day-scaool parade, in which five thou
sand children are to participate. takes
place here this afternoon. Gov. Bedle
has notified the Grand Marshal that he
will be present and review the process
sion at Lincoln Park.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-02
Local Personals.

Mayor Moore left this afternoon for
Clermont County to visit his "craD-
apple" orchard at that place.
NJ. L. Doherty, of this city, has ac-
cepted position in Chicago as traffic
and business manager of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-02
Pope,s Golden Jubilee.

Tomorrow being tue Pope's Golden
jubilee, great preparations have been
made at ST. Edwards Church for tn e
celebration OF the interesting event
The closing of the forty hours of devotion
which began last Thursday will also
take place, with high mass, at 10 A. ri.
The splendid choir will render Beetho-
veIS Mass in G, with other fine selec.
tions.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-02
SATURDAY EVENING" JUNE 2. 1877.

resolutions that the business OF the
country demands an official representa-
tion OF the United States at the Paris
Exhibition in 1878 and requesting Presi-
dent Hayes to take measures to secure
the same
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

LAST TWO PERFORMANCES TODAY.
MATINEE AT 2 p. NJ. KyENING at 8 o'clock
Admission 25c to all Admission 10, 25 and
parts OF the house. 75c. No extra charge
for reserved seats.
POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE OF
Deakins' Liliputian Opera Company,
IN JACK, THE GIANr-KILLER.
Monday next--Haverly's Mammoth Minstrel
Organization. '..E .' i.' '
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ARRAY i'm Oma ha.

National Associated Press to the Star.
OMAHA, June 2.-Late last night Thos.
Garvey, saloon, keeper, attacked Eugene
Pickard with billy. In se1f-defense
the latter shot him in the bowels, it is
thought fatally.
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The Dominion.

SITTING BULL IN CANADA.
OTTAWA, ONT, June 2-It is stated
that SltLing Bull and the lodges under
his command crossed the Missouri in
the northwestern part of Dakota. They
are moving in the direction of the Cy-
press Hills, and are in all probability BY
this time In Canadian territory.
A HORRIBLE CRIME.
CAsTLEToN, ONT, June "A post
morlem Of Alberta Wade, found buried
in the woods yesterday, indicates apor.
tion. The supposed perpetrators are
under arrest.
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FOUND.

T>OUND-THE PLACE-The best place to
Il buy coffee, tea and sugar. You can get a
valuable present with every pound Of fine tea.
Come to the CEN TEN NAL TEA COMPANY,
southwest corner Of Sixth and Plum streets,
and be convinced, for the country is in a blaze.
my5-4tS
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-02
Serious RunaWaY.

Yesterday afternoon a serious runa-
way occurred on the Warsaw Pike, in
which young lady had her arm broken
In two places.
The driver Of one OF john F. Wiltsee'S
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-02
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.
LOST.

T OST-CHILD-MARY CUNNINGHAM, s
IL years old, red hair; wore dark dress,
white dotted; wore no Shoes Any person find
ing her will please return to 90 West Second
street, to her parents, and receive reward. IT.