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machinst in Lowell. Mass. has lately moved his ma
chnist tools into his new and commodious shop at
Barton, where he is prepared to do all kinds OF
machine work. at the shortest notice. and in the best
manner.
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WOOD WORKING MACHINERY
A. SPECIALITY.

Board Machines Shingle Machines, Clapboard Ma
chinery. Box Machinery. Planers Buzz Planers Gage
Lathes Spool and Bobbn Machines, Turning Lathes
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-08
THE OLD WORLD.
n atlonal Associated Press to the Star.
MONTENEGRINs REPULsED.

MONTENEGRINS REPULSED.
LONDON, Oct. S.-A telegram from
Constantinople says: Alto Saib, COM
manding the Turkish forces on the
southern frontier of Montenegro. tele :
graphs to the Porte that the Montene-
grlns, on Friday, attacked Podgoritz
AspuZ and the small tort OF Avnie Is
mail and Derwisch, but the attack was
vigorously repulsed.
MOKHTAR PAsHAs VICTORY.
LONDON, OcL. 9.-A dispatch from
Constantinople says Mokhtar Pasha
teiegraphs, under date of Friday, that
after three days battle around Zani-
lar the Russians abandoned their posi.
tons. Their loss is est mated at 10, 600,
including loo officers. The Turkish loss
is set down at 1000. . 4. .
GAMBETrAs ADDRESS,.
PARIS, Oct. 8.-M. GamDetta has Is
sued an address dated Belleville, in
which he states that France must cast
away all Royalists, Cacsarans aud Cler-
icals, and Lnat without passion France
must do her duty, leaving to MacMuhon
the alternative either 90 submit or
resign. .rE. '-- /
AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR RECALLED.
LONDON, Oct. ga dIspa .cn from
Rome says the Austrian Ambassado
has been recalled from the city to rem.
der an account OF the situation.
THE CZAR.
A dispatch from ST.. Petersburg SAYS
the Gar will winter in the Palais Coto.
roam, near Bulgaria.
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speeches, than has been noticed for
some time. Several Of the above gentle
men Will stir up the movement in New
port The latter part Of this week.
The organization OF the Union Sunday
school was effected yesterday in the
presence OF large and encouraging at
tendance OF scholars. The following Of
ticers were unanimously elected; Mr..
George Straffer, superintendent; Mr..
Philip Dankey, Assis tant Superintend-
|eht; Mr. Samuel j. Griffith, Secretary;
Mr.. William L. Smyrl, Treasurer; Miss
Bertha Badger, Librarian; Mr.. Charles
Seige, Assistant Librarian. A Bible
Class will also be connected with the
school, which opens next Sunday at 2
O'clock p. NJ. The following
as teachers: Miss Ella Cum
ningham, Mrs. Nixon, Miss Emma Seige,
Miss Edith Fuurman,. Miss Ella Straf-
ler Mrs. Dankey and VIM.
Nixon. This Sabbath-school was
organized on. the Union basis,
and cordially invite persons OF all
creeds to join them in their undertaking.
The school will meet next Sabbath at 2
O'clock for the purpose Of forming
classes, and the young ladies and gem
tlemen of Bellevue Will form the Bible
Class, and. d.the prospects are flatterlng
for first class Sabbath-school, which
The town has long stood in need of.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Brown Sentinel will trot this week.
Mr.. L. l.. Pinkerton is visiting friends
in Midway. --.
A good many candidates are joining
the Murphies.
Mrs. j. l.. Jones Is visiting her home
near Midway.
o. Fl. Rothacker, Of the Louisville Ar
gus, is in the city.
Barnum's large show exhibited in
Frankfort Saturday.
The Macy Brothers have arrived with
their trUtting horses. .
Curriers' Band of Cincinnati will play
at the races this week.
Gen. Abe Buford, the well-known race
horse man, sold fine lot of racers Sat
urday at the Louisville race-course.
Two men by the name of j. B. Kid
well and M. ID. SOrrel got into a spute
at game of cards ON Friday, in IA sa-
loon at Buffers Station, ON the Ken.
lucky Central Railroad, in which Kid
well shot and instantly killed SorreI.
kidWell is under arrest.
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Police Court,

Dtunkenness-Chas Jewell, 10 days; VIM.
Justice, 5000 days ...
Disorderly Conduct-Bill Lantry, continued
to October 12; Louis Mischler, Alex. Cord
house, 53 each: Ida Gibbs, 80 days; Mamie
Robinson. so; Hattie Clark, dism ssCd: Tnos.
Coulan, S3; Dennis Daily, COSTS Louis Tiene,
So; BENZ. Bedshieder, IS; phos. j. Cooper, $40;
Anna liill, 20 days; Alice Alexander, DIS
missed; John ID. Hart, continued to sd
Assault and Batter E-MaJt Halloran, So:
w. IL; Jones, dismissed; Jonn Shuteu, dis
missed. ~
.VaRrancy-Da Feely, Edward Goble, dis
missed; Della Blackburn, katle Hickey, 30
days. 7
Mfiscellaneous-Anna Miller, grand larceny,
held to answer, bail $780, John Miller, receiy-
ing stolen goods, held to answer, bail $500; j..
d. Hart, personal violence on policemen, con-
tlnued TO Oct. %; Patrick Davy, abusing fam
lily, dismissed; Michael Stevens, abus-
ing family, S5O and 30 days, execution sus-
pended; Fannie Smith and Alice Ward,
50. for contempt. &C.; Gottlieb Brogle, OBJ
struoting sidewalk, dismissed; Wm. Turner
petit larceny, 30 days; Jacob Breuer, obs trucr-
ing street, continued TO llth: Benz. Berdhlluer
using personal violence, $50; Alice Alexander,
carrying concealed weapons, S200, 30 days and
bond OF SaJu to keep the peace Tor Que year;
Joseph Weber, malicious destruction, dis
missed.
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CINCINNATI Daily MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 9-2P. III,


FLOUR-Is firm to-day, and the demand is
fair. Fancy quoted $t 50;1 30 per brI. us to
quality. Family sold at SO 2JaG 35. Extra
quoted IS J0a5 So Supertine selling at 81 75;l5.
Low grades 50 50a4. Rye -four quiet at $3 7j;l
25 spring wheat flour ranging IS 75a6 rs per
bfl, a. tJ quality.
WHEAI--ls in fair demand with light re-
ceipts to-day, and the market is firm. Red is
quoted 81 lSal 23 for fair to goed, aud ST. 25a1 80
for prime TO choice: held la2c more. White
quoted 81 25al 81 for good to prime, ana 81 33a
S 50 for choice, per bu. Prime to choice amber
81 3Oal 33 per bu.
OAFS-Quiet and steady, with good receipts
and quiet local demand. Quoted 2sa30c for
good to prime white sample, and 25a27c for
mixed.
BA4iLEY--Recelpts heavy and demand
light. Held al 6OaI0c per la for good to prime
" Moslern spring.
RY,E--ls in moderate demand ana market
steady Good to prime sample held at 5GajSe
on Il ack. No. quoted 5Sa59c per bu, in cle-
vator, but held at more.
CORN-ls in moderate demand and quiet
market and steady, with libel al offerings
Mixed ear on track is quoted 45a46c per Bu,
and inside figure bid Shelled in elevator
quoted 47c per bu.
MESS PURK-The offerings are light, but
moderate demand; the market remains steady
at $l4 50al4 rs, and round lots mostly held at
the latter.
LARD-Is in fair request and market quiet
and steady. Prime winter is quoted S2Sc per
lib; current make 81 aSSc, and held at the out
side figure. Kettle held at 9Ic for country,
and nominal at I0x xal01 nc for city.
BACON-The market is firm and not much
offering but quiet Quoted Saehe for shoul-
ders, OK 6a9kc for clear rib, and exc for clear
sides per lD, all packed Moderate jobbing
demand for sugar -cured hams, aud held at l2L
aI31sc per lib, canvased and packed.
BULK MEATS-fhere is q small quantity
on the market and shoulders are nomi ,al at
73Sa71Sc per lb. Clear rib sides In fair demand
and quoted SIC and held mostly at S5sc per lD
Clear sides nominal.
COTTON Market strong and prices ad-
vanced to-day No on all grades. Sales 1856
bales stock 1859 bales. We quote the follow
ing official prices: Ordinary lO3<c, good Or
dinary l0nc, low mhidnng l9Wc. middIlng
llAc. good middllng llhc, middlng far
ll%c, ian 12Ac per Id.
" HlSkYA-Is in fair demand and 1c higher,
and selling to-day on Change at IL 0S per gal
Ion. 80
BEANS-The demand is light and there is a
dull market and unchanged. Best navys $2a
2 25, fair to prime 81 25al 70 per bu.
BROOM CORN - Market dull but prices
green stalk braid 5a5Ac, and green hurl safe
per lib.
BUTTER-Continues quiet and steady, with
hardly any change. The supply Of lower grades
Is rather excessive, the demand for them be-
ing very light. The higher grades for local ia
bie use are in good demand and only moderate
receipts. We quote 82a33c for creamery, and
= az5c Tor prime to chOioe dairy, per ID, and
extra selections Of both selling at la2c more.
Medium Quality quoted l5al6c, and common
butter dull at l2al3e per lb.
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Local Personals.

General Grosvenor has arrived in the
city.
Mr.. Martin Schilder, candidate for
Board of Public Works, spent yesterday
in this city. .'
Mr.. William j. Quirk, partner of
Quinn, the rooter, mas taken to himself
Tor his wife Miss SallIe Ryan, who was
a teacher in the Seventh District School.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Beall, daughter of Ben.
Beall, Esq, OF Campbell County, Ken
lucky, Was married September 20, at
Lamar, Mo-, to MIR. j. +. Sherman, OF
Columbus. Kas. r.v. "rf-' nm
John B. cleveland is in the city after
an absence of four years nearly. He is
stopping at the 81. Nicholas. Mr.. Cleave-
land has made Chicago his home since
he left Cincinnati. 'a ..-
Word was received in this city yester-
day from New York, Of the death of Ohm
Fan, l0f many years a prominent busi-
ness man in this city, and a Jealous
Christian gentleman, who was Tor years
connected with 81. PauPs Methodist
CHURCH, of this city.
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Mormon church Election.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SALT LAKE, Oct. Sat the Mormon
Conference held here Saturday, church
authorities were elected. The only
changes are in the Hign Priesthood,
which now stands as follows: John Tay-
lor as President Of the Twelve Apos-
ties. as one Of the Twelve himself, and
as President Of the Church with the
Twelve Apostles, and d. II. Wells and
John W. Young as his counselors. He
was also elected as Trustee in trust OF
the Church, with D. Ii. Wells, John W.
Young ana Bishop Edward Hunter
and Twelve Apostles as his assistants.
Tue Twelve Apostles and W. II. Wells
and Johu W. You 6 were all elected
Prophets, Seels ana. Revelators. The
CITY is lull OF people, But very little in-
erest is manifested by laymen in tue
cnurcn affairs.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CLEVELAND. OcL s. = Petroleum quiet:
Standard white, ilO test, i2]sc.
CHARLESTON. 5. C.. Oct. 8.-Cotton stead
ier: Middllng ll&c, low mlddling 1910. goou
ordinary 12c.
MEMPHIS. Oct S.-Flour Grm choice fam
lly. $7a7 25. Corn higher at 56a6Oc, IN store.
Oats quiet at 40a4jc, in STORE Pork quiet at
S450. Lard irm: tierce, l0c; keg, 105sc. Ba-
con flrm at 654aSxaSkc. Bagglng dull at
124<a3l NC.
PITTsBURa. Sept. 8. Wheat: choice rcd
Ohio AND Inaiana 81 s5al 3S; Kentucky whlGo
ishing: yellow shelled, 5Ss593; mixed, 55a57c;
ear, yellow, 5SI59c; mixed, 56a5sc. Oats: stock
far and heavy; white, 34a36c; mixed, 33a34o;
new, 26a3Oc. Rye: nothing doing.
BOSTON. Oct s. - Flour steady: Western
supers, $4a4 So: common extras, $5a5 90: WIS :
eonsiH extra, $5 59a6 80; Minnesota, $6 50a7 50.
Winter wheat: Onio, Indiana and Michigan,
ST 50a7 Illinois, 81 5Oa7 So: st. Louis. Sc 5OaS;
Minnesota patent, 81 5OaS 50. Corn quiet:
Mixed and yellow, 59a63c. Oats dull at 25a45c,
latter for No. white
MILWAUKEE. Oct g.. Flour firm. Wheat:
No. 1 Milwaukee, hard, 81 10y; No. Mil :
waukee, 81 II; No. Milwaukee,, 81 l4k; Sep :
tember 81 l31; October, 81 07A; No. Mil
waukee, 81 09h. Corn dull ana lower: No. 2
at 42sc. oats steady and in fair demand !.
No. 2 2c. Rye steady and in good dem and |:
Ne. Soc. Barley unsettled and weak: No. 2
spring, 65Ea65slc.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct S--Flour in good de-
mand and tending upward: superhne, $475;
XIX. S5a6 Is; xxx, So seas 70; high
grades. Sc 75a7 81. Corn quiet and firm
at 00a70c. Oats in fair demand and firm at 40a
42c. Corn-meaI quiet and firm: held at Sc 50.
Hay quiet and firm: prime, si8; choice, $40 50.
Pork strong and higher: held at $l4 81. Lard
quiet and steady; tierce, 9ha9xc: kegs, lOa
l0Hc. Bulk meats scarce and hrin: shoulders,
loose, 6xc; packed, tIsc. Bacon STRONG and
higher: q Y ass as5Sc. Sugar-cured hams lirm-
er at l3al3xc. Whisky dull ut IL U5a1 ii.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 8.--Flour more active and
unchanged. Wheat: Western dull and easier;
NO. Western steamer. 81 27 bid; 90 No. .
winter red, spot. 81 AZ; october, 81 40 bid;
November, VI 37h. Corn; Western firm and
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AnnOURceIalents, A

Public night schools will open next
Monday.
Palm tito Lodge, I. o. o. f., of this
clby, announce an excursion to the
soldiers Home, Dayton, o., on Tues
day, October 16.
sMrs. b. f.. Lewis, of Avondale, will
give alectufe next Wednesday after
noon al I. NJ, at College Hail, on the
subject, similarity OF Early Poems"
The semi-annual meeting OF the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian Church will be held ID
olumbus Wednesday and Thursday,
October 10 and IL. Delegates from this
cslty Will go BY Dayton short-line, u, FL.
u u. Depot, at 9:55 Tuesday morning.
Mr.. A. M. Collins, Grand Lecturer for
the Sons Of Temperance of Ohio, will ad-
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IL .ORDER TO ACOoMMonATE EAsrERN

In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE EASTERN
ADVEkTSERSIN IN THE STAR, MR.. e. DUN
CAN sNlFFEN, NO. 72 ASTOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general aud
special Agent for the Eastern States This will be
branch office ofthe STAR, Mr.. snlfFen being au-
horized to make advertising contracts on our be-
half and receipt all collections therefor In our
name ..|..- ......
gsE@ CINCINNATI, Oct. $3.50 P. M.-ProVi.
sions quiet. Meats firm and light offerings
Mess pork steady and moderate demand. Lard
quiet and fairly active. Flour in good consump-
tive demand and firm. Wheat firm and de-
mand fair. Corn quiet and steady. Whisky
higher ana in fair demand. Cotton stronger
and prices advanced. Oats quiet, Barley
quiet and heavy. Rye steady and moderately
active. Gold easy at l021s. -E
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Forger Arrested.

National Associated Press to the star
BOSTON, Oct. s-Coionel Henry r..
iSibey, a prominent politician, has been
arrested for the forgery of two noets
amounting to 81 200, which he has con-
fessed.' Other forgeries, aggregating
$1,000, are supposed to have been conf
matted by him.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-08

AN alarm Of fire sounded this morning about
II o'clock, from Box 23S. The building, u small
frame on Eighth street, was occupied by j. P.
Gay, manufacturer of beer Kegs. The kettle
containing pitch for lining beer kegs boiled
over, anu blazing up set fire to the frame work
OF the building. Damage slight
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI, Oct. s-i:so p. NJ.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 81 80 P. NJ.
Gold easy at 1SaA lower. BUYING at 1024
and selling at 10%5s for coin or gold check.
Eastern exchange quiet and steady at prevl-
Gus rates. Buying at par and selling at lilo
premium.
Sterling exchange is quiet and easy. De-
mand light. Drawn at 81 s4h for sight .and
81 81 for 6J days per in gold.
Government bonds are easy. Local demand
liuht and mo Ierate ofreriuoS
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dress the first of a series OF meetings to
be held in the city under the auspices OF
the Sons Of Temperance this evening at
81. John's-M. q. Church, corner Of Park
and Longworth streets. a.. F.t f
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LEGAL.

T EGAL.--HamiIton County, Ohio, Court Of
L Common Pleas-AIbert IL. Baker. resi-
dence klston, Labette County, Kansas, is noti-
ned that his wife, Catharine J. Baker, on the
30th day Of August. 1877, filed petition in said
Court, case No 53,623, for divorce from him.
alleging as grounds therefor that he has been
willfully absent from her for more than three
years last past, and his gross neglect Of duty
in failing and refusing to contribute anything
towards hersupport during said time, and THAI
the three years last past before the filing Of
said petition. and longer. A decree will be
asked thereon after the expiration of six weeks
from this date. CATHARINEJ j. BAKER.
SAGE Il HINKLE, Attys. . .....
Cincinnati, September 10, 1877. se10 -6tM
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AT OTHER POINTS,

The following games were played Saturday
National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, Oct 6.-The ChIcagos won
the last game OF the season for the cham
pIonship by errors OF the Louisvilles.
Sanrp.
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The following is the 30 L. M. report OF New
YORK STOCK Market as received by Lea, Ster-
rett IL Co., 2S w est Third street:
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CinclRnati Live StOGA Market.
CINCINNATI, Oct S-2 Z, al,
Re1elntS. ShlL

The following are the receipts and ship
nents of live stock for the past 46 hours.
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HOGS-Market quiet and steady. Selling,
common 81 60a5 10 fair to good light SIS 20a5 IS,
fair to good packing IS 25a5 so, and select
butchers s. 55a5 s. per cental
CAITLE-MarkeGn nrm and moderately &C
tive. Common S2a2 80. medium ~ 75a3 81, good
to choice S3 75a4 so. and extra 81 155 per Genital
SHEEP-steady market ami firm. We quote
81 50a3 rs for common to medium, and SO 5Oa4 90
tor goou to choice, per cental
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AMUSEMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

u"0ND We INA hOU0E.
The second and last week OF the eminent
tragedian, MIR. Lawrence Barrett, opens to-
night at this theater. Mr.. Barrett will appea,
as "Alfred Evelyn" in money! The pro.
gramme for the remainder of the week is as
follows: tuesday. 'Ihe Inconstant;" We'd
nesday, "Rlohe!ie9;" Thursday, "a Counter
Venice" and "David Garrick;" Saturday, .sJu-
illus Caesar" Last Barrett matinee, Saturday.
"a Counterfeit Pfesentnent,n Monday, Oct,
ID, the Lingards and combination.
ROBINsON'S oPERA-HoUSE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l. Frayne and combina.
nation will appear at this place Tonight and
every evening this week in their celebrated
American drama, entitled ISL. Slocum; or, The
Trapper and His Dog" The entirely new sen
satIon, the robbery of Wells, Fargo & Co's
overland mail coach. Will be introduced. Sat.
urday, only Isl. Slocum" matinee. sir. and
Mrs. W. }. Florence will be here next wees,
anu on tuesday, October ~, first appearance
of Edwin Booth.
WOODS THEATER.
Managers Aims and Miller have for this
week engaged Den Thompson in his three act
drama entitled Joshua Whitcomb." uswlll
be supported by Miss Julia Wilson, Master
Walter Klein, and full dramatic company
IN conjunction with strong novelty comblna-
tion, including Miss Adrian Gray, MISS Earl
Allison, Miss Julia Benton, Miss Ida Law
son, Professor MazOni, Miss Webster aud
Others Matnees " ednesda; and Saturday.
BARNUM's SHOW.
r. T. Barnum's great show is in the city and
will exhibit for three days, beginning to-day
onthe Lincoln Park Lot Among the many and
varied attractions are $780, 900 stud of six su-
perb, educated Trakene stations, the yireek
nobleman, Capt. Costentenus, tattooed from
head to foot in Chinese Iartary. Tickets and
reserved seats may be obtained at HaWleys
news dpnOt NO 1f4 Vine atrpat -
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PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.

Pianos and Organs Combined.
zsssS4-Sssz==ss EVERY LOVER OF MUSIC
: hould not fan to see the new Pat
l9 II Mt Organ with Piano Attach
ncnl. Never gets out Of Cume. Az
4. w. RELMICK'S
Music Store, No. 80 w. 4th ST.. CinelniiatI, 0.
n BIB second hand Pianos at bottom
prices. .... =. oes- -6Ui &Oell-ltw
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-08
NOTICES.
Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
THE CREDITORS OF HUM dELL, AIR
l. Il CO., will take notice that the un-
dersigned has been appointed Receiver of said
firm, and is now running the Gait House, in
Cincinnati, OF which they are lessees, and that
they are required 10 present tlIeIr claims and
debts against said firm to me at the hotel, cor
ner Sixth and Main streets, tincinnati, on or
before the 25th day Of this month.
PRESTON LODWICk. Receiver.
DOMAIN q FORAKER, Attorneys.
October 4. 1877. oc6-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-08

The Boston champion Base ball CLUB is 10
come to this city and plav here with the Cln-
the games are the 18th, 19Gl anu 20th of this
month";