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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-28
Announcements.

The Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
will give a musical recital Saturday
evening at the Conservatory, II West
eighth street.
A match race comes of at the Carthage
track, Friday afternoon, for 5000 a side.
between the sorrel gelding Tom Brown
and Nelly Davis.
The closing exercises OF the Eastern
District School (colored) will take place
this evening at Allen Temple, corner
SIKH and Broadway.
Tue commencement exercises of Notre
Dame Convent School, on East Sixth
street, will take place this afternoon,
beginning at 4 o'clock.
The first grand promenade concert and
mop VIII be given this evening at the
Geological Garden from until 8 O'Clock
L. NJ. Usual admission at the gate.
There will be an excursion to Colum.
Dus Saturday over the Little Miami
Road. The fare for the round trip from
tnls city WIZ, be $2, and from Xenia 81 so.
Inc train VIII leave Cinciunati at $3.50
O'CLOCK, IN the morning, anG Xenia at 9:2O
O'CLOCK, and reaching Columbus at II
O'Clock. Returning, it will leave Colum.
BUS promptly at O'Clock. Now is the
Time 10 visit the Peniteutiary.
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LOUAL BItEVITlkES.
,uR baby Ieopards at the Zoo.

Four baby leopards at the Zoo.
PEACE reigns among the beer m lkers
THE Board OF Revision wants the pow.
er to hire clerk.
DR.. SINNICKsON, Sixth District Out
door Poor PAysIcian, has resigned.
THE fire at 1880 last evening, signaled
from BJx 36, destroyed about $2U0 worth
oI cigars In the factory OF j. Kaufman,
No. D5 Main street. The loss is iully
insured.
THE Omnibus Company has adopted a
new regulation, requiring all check-men
ana collectors to wear a sigh OF their
calling on their hats. The regulation
went in effect yesterday.
MR. JOHN KING, JR., last evening re.
signed as President and Director OF the
Marietta u Cincinnati Railroad Compa-
ny, and was appointed Receiver by The
Ross county Court Of Common Pleas.
DANIEL SULLIVAN, aged eight years,
son VI u widow living on Front street,
near central avenue, fell from barge
th'o tue river yesterday and was
drowned. The body has not been re-
covered.
LIEUTs. WERsEL and Mittendorf have
peeh reduced to- The ranks tor no other
Ss~SN" Sh"h tudL bu6 L once board mas
neeh, according to tbe opinion Of Com
missioner Jacob, giving Democrats TOO
many faTors ana ofi.es.
IHE work OF laying the Eighth-s treet
railroad additional track will be com.
pleted to-day, and double llne OF cars
on Fourtn street may be expected tc-
morrow. The Eighth-,treet cars will
men run down Central avenue to
Fourth, east on Fourth 10 Main, and
north on Main to Sixth.
AT the meeting OF the Young Men's
Hebrew Association, after The adoption
OF tne constitution and bylaws, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected to the
respective offices named: President
Louis krameI; Vice President, Ii. G.
ezekiel: Secretary, Ii. G. Seinsneimer;.
treasurer, j.. Frelberg; Librarian, Al.
ired NJ; Cohen; Executive Board, N.
Loth' y. spri!z, E. Wolf, Jr., l. Levin
Marcus.
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man street. W. W. Judd a
Co., of Freeman street, will fur
nish handsome gas jet arch incIos Ing
the word "LincOln" !or the Hopkins.
street entrance.
The American flag and national colors
VIII be displayed from the mast and
other points where good taste may sug-
gest.
The mast on the island will be decor
ateu by handsome arrangement OF
Chinese lanterns, hung on graduated
circles, in imitation OF an Illuminated
fountain. In tne evening, In the inter-
Vals of the music, will be displayed, by
the aid OF colored fires and calcium
lights, from Darges on the lake, the fol.
lowing tabIeaur vtrants, arranged and
carried Uut by Professor Graeser:
wv ashlngton Crossing the Delaware;"
EzekiePs Centennial Group, "Religious
LiUerty;" "Washington's Reception at
Trenton;" Coles "Voyage of Life
Childhood, Youth, Manhood and Old
Ages" "Goddess OF Liberty and Nation
a. Emblems."
Elch tableau will make the circuit of
the lake aud will be shown by colored
fires consecutlyely at five. or six points,
SO that 1t can be fully seen by the enti,e e
concourse Of people on the main road
ways OF the park.
Among the ceremonies incidental TO
the day and referred to this Committee,
Tor which arrangements are in progress,
will be:
Raising the flag with appropriate
honors aud an artillery salute Of twelve
guns at 6 A. NJ.
Reading the Declaration OF Iudepend.
ence ana patriotic songs by The school
children al p. N.
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Orange Blossoms,

The marriage ceremony of Mr.. Henr,
3. Probasco, son OF Judge Probasco, OF
Clifton, and Miss Minnie Moulton, niece
Of Gen. W. I. Sherman, Will take place
this evening, at Christ Church, Glen.
dale. at 8 O'Clock. Gen. Sherman will
reach Glendale this afternoon, and Hon
John Sherman, Secretary OF the Treasu-
ry, ls expected to be present. The cere.
uony will be perfoi med by Rev. Dr..
Plse. There will be four attendants, in
the following order: MIR. Samuel f.
Hunt, with Miss Mamie Keyes; Mr.
Wm. b. Probasco, with Miss Ada 8.
Noulton; Mr.. Henry r. Wilson, with
Miss Minnie Sherman; MIR. VIM. b.
Aaldeman, with Miss Minnie BARLEY,
OF Washington.
A reception will follow st the resi-
dence OF Col. q. W. Moulton, from 8 to
II O'Clock. A train will leave the Ham.
ilton s. Dayton Depot at 7 O'Clock, aud
return from Glendale at II O'clock.
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spite Of seven revolutions and three
military occupations with u smaller
measure Of personal liberty and feebler
commerce, at this moment richer per
capitum and fully equal in credit.
Had our Congress understood the
trick, which they didn't, their now
famous act OF April 2, 1878, W uid have
been criminal as it was foolish sur.
render Of the rights and property OF
their constituencies.
Ii any OF the original authors or abet-
tors be permitted to fix up a so called
compromise, the people will be again
betrayed and will deserve to be,
CINCINNATI, June 20, 1871
6. Fl. KNIGHT,
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The Tenn Oerance Wave,

The services az Woods Tneater, last
evening, were opened as usual, Rev. W
Il. Cook reading Scripture and prayer
DR.. Edgar Mundorff, of Pittsburg, ad.
dressed the meeting. AS be looked upon
the past OF his own history, it seemed
to him as If a miracle had been wrought
to raise him from his fallen condition.
Addresses were also made by Mr.. e.
H. PrOsser and Daniel P. Dean.
Mrs. and Mrs. Lincoln, of Pittsburg,
sang Whittier than Snow," new vel.
sion. Being recalled, they sang "Whlle
the days are going BY"
Mr.. George l. Hall read letter ask
Ing aid for IA poor man that has signed
the pledge. and who Is suffering for food .
j. W. Cowdery,. Esq, addressed the
meeting in reference to aiding these
poor men by giving contribution 10
collectors VINO passed through the audi
ence. The response was generous.
Doxology and benediction, by DR..
Cook.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-28
The Silver Question.

10 the Editor OF the Star:
Those who quote the example Of Eng
land for stripping silver oil its ancient
monetary character, omit to state the
significant fact that the House of Com.
mons of that day, A. d. 1916 (to say
nothing OF the Lords represented the
great middle class OF England but slimly
and her laboring classes not at all.
Parliament, as a matter of course, catered
to its constituents and could listen with
complacency to the invectives OF human.
itarians, like Byron; and the warnings
OF economists, like Joseph Hume. One
such predicted that the effect OF the
measures then enacted would be like a
leaden weight dropping from step to
step OF the social fabric and resting with
a crushing burden on the lowest-will
any oAe say that this has not been the
caseY Compare France, which adhere
to its b!-inetaliic coinage. France, In
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-28
FOURTH OF JULY,
Whore and How You Can Cele
brate the Day.

Whore and How You Can Cele- -
brate the Day.
Preparations for celebrating the glo-
rious Fourth are being made every.
where, and our citizens can choose any
Of the following places at which to
spend the day In enjoyment:
The Lytle Greys and Dayton Harries
Guards 90 to Connersville, Indiana, to
lake partin a drill contest for vaiua.
Bile six flag.
The Marion County Courthouse, lust
finished, will be dedicated by appropri-
ate exercises.
A grand picnic will be given at
Prices Hill, commencing at 10 A. M,
and lasting till midnight. The grand
Orchestra will furnish The music for The
dancers. One OF the dances will be the
White Whale Gallop."
Aenry Leslie, the tight-rope walker,
will give an exhibit at Inwocd PARK
The st. Aloyslus Orphan Society will
give their annual picnic on the Fourth
On the grounds near the Asylum.
At Lincoln Park magnificent demon
strati0n VIII BE- made. Brand and Bal
euberg Will give selection of popular
airs appropriate for she occasion.
Tue ommittee on Decoration re-
ported as follows:
At Linco.n Park there will
be one thousand five hum
dr,dv ius sizes Chinese lanterns dis
5ribu eu lnruugn the grounds among the
Trees aud shlu bbery. Il. T. Carson q
Co., Of Fourth street, give the use OF
large gas jet eagle to be displayed over
The main entrance ot Free.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-28
Marry Some Other Fellows Niece

LYNcHBuRG, June q, 1877.
To the Editor Of the Star:
Was there ever a law in any State that
allowed a man to marry his niece? We
claim not, and believing it is a peniten.
tiary ofense, decided to leave it to you
Hope you will be kind enough to give
us your opinion. A SUBSCRIBER.
Wherever there is a law on the sub
ject OF the marriage of blood relati ons it
is prohibited, but in many States there
is no law on the subject, and such mar
riages can be solemnized. 1t is better,
however, to marry some other fellows
niece-[ED. STAR.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-28
LAGER BEER.
B R E v T R s.
NOTIFICATION!

AT A MEETING HELD BY THE BREW
ERS' Protective Association Of Cincinnati,
Covlngton and Newport, on the 26th inst, for
the purpose of ending, quieting and settling
all reports, rumors and talk concerning the
price Of Beer in the city of Cincinnati, it was
resolved that the price of Beer should continue
to be $40 per BARREL For the strict and faith
full compliance of the above resolution, we have
each made q cash deposit of a large sum of
money, now in the hands of the Finance Com
mittee OF the Association. Any information
given to any brewer of the violation of the
above rule, upon the conviction thereof of the
person or persons so offending, will be sutta-
bly, rewarded.
C. MOERLEIN,
9. WINDISCH, MUHLHAUSER & BRO.
PFAU AND STARBUCK, Assignee Of
Geo. Weber,
J. KAUFMAN,
SCHALLER Il GERKE
HAUCK Il WINDISCH,
GAMBRINUSS STOCK COMPANY,
G. NJ. HERANCOURT,
FOSS. SCHNEIDER & BRENNER.
JOHN SCHIFF, Assignee of Weyand &
J. 'Gnsi O. soHN & CO.,
II. LACKMAN,
NIEHAUS & KLINCKHAMER,
NJ. MILLER,
SCHMIDT & BRO.
j. c. BRUCKMAN,
CHAS. GEISBAUER,
DEPPE & CO.,
BUTCHER & wIEDEMAN. ieas.at
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je14-3tTh Register in Ranrrnnt,.u

NOTICE.-JOHN GUHMANN ANDEMMA
~ GUHMANN will take notice that on IN
18TH day OF June, A. d. 1877, Herm. Marchs
worth, Executor Of the la twill and testament
OF Conrad Hills, deceased, has filed his petitiar
IN IN case No. 52,966, Hamilton County Common
fieas Court, against Anna Hills and John Guh-
mann ana Emma Gullmann, the object and
prayer OF which Is to set aide the conyeyancs
OF certain land, known as Lot No. lB9, in HuSh
Mooru's >ubdiv sion, in Cincinnati, HamiItan
County, Ohio, made by Conrad Hills and wifa
70 Jonn GnhmHnn and by John Guhmann and
that sal conveyance was fraudulent and msds
without consideration. The said de;endants
John Guhmann and Emma Guhmann. Are n"s
tlhed td tnat nat they are required to answer on or
before the 25th day Of August, A. ID. ls77.
Dated this 9th day Of June, A. D, ls7i.
HERMANN MA RCKWORrH
Executor OF Conrad Hills, dsce ased.
je2S-6;Th
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-28
Cumminsville Fire Loss Abou
$4,000.

Between and 2 O'Clock this mbrning
the feed store OF John Wolf, on Spring
Grove avenue, Twenty-ffth Ward, was
discovered on fire, and before the flames
were extinguished the store and black.
smlth shop adjoining, and frame house
owned by Mrs. Keiser, were completely
destroyed. The Keiser house was occu.
pied by John Eager, who loses all his
furniture, on which there was no in
eurance. The entire loss will amount to
Aeatly s., 900; insured for about S3 300.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-28
New Music.

SHOWN South, Where the sugar-cane
Crows" by Will. s. Hayes; and "Uow
Bells In the Lane" by same author, just
published by Oliver Ditson Il Co., Bos-
top. For sale by Dobmeyer & Newhal,
Cincinnati.
"Redeemed," temperance anthem
words by DR.. John W. Gerard; pub
4sheo oy +. W. Helmick g. Co., 50 West
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-28

nIsTRLCT COURT OF THE UNITED
- STATES, Southern District Of ohio.-In
bankruptcy. NO. 1871. In the matter Of
Thomas Moran, bankrupt. The creditors
Of said bankrupt are notified that he has lled
his petition in TINS Court praying for final
nlscnarge from all his debts prOvabls under
the Bankrupt Act and the acts amendatorv
thereof and said creditors are required to an.
pear at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be held he
fore me at my office, No. 6 East Third street
Cincinnati q osdn on the 9Th day OF July, 1871 al
have, why the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted.
Dated at Cincinnati, June II, 1877.
FLAMEN BALL.
Jel4-3tIh Register in Bankruptcy.
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PIANOS, &c.

zskSs85sS IN ADDITION TO DECKER
a4ass{ BKOTHERS' Unrivaled Pianos
~ live offer fine assortment Of other
standard makes at prices and terms that can
not fail to please. Buyers will find it to their
interest to inspect our stock, which is the larg-
est and best selected in the city.
ID. HI. BALDWIN & Co.,
1t l5S West Fourth street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-28

No child can sleep soundly while suf.
fering with collie or from teethlng, Re-
move The cause by nsing DR.. Bulps Baby
Syrup. Only 25c per bottle.
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Murray g. Lanman,s Florida w.,s,

me richest, most lasting, yet most delicate
OF all perfumes for use on the handkerchief. at
tne toilet and in the bath, delightful and
nealtn1ui IN the SICK room, relieves weakness,
fatigue, prostrat!on, nervousness ana head
acne Look out for counterfelts; Always ask
Tor the Florida Water prepared by the sole
proprletors, Messrs. Lanman Kemp, New
n YORK. For sale by Perrumers, Drugg SITS ana
Fancy Goods Dealers
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deer PARK HOTEL.
OAKLAND HOTEL,
$500 feet above tide water.
Will Open June 80. For further informa-
tion address JAMES SYKES,
Deer Park, Garrett County, Md.
M. W. LAMBERT,
je25-12t Oakland, Garrett County, Md.
EDUCATIONAL.
OBERLIN COLLEGE.

NEUROLOGICAL, Collegiate and Prepara
l. tory Departments Elective studies, Ad.
mits both sexes. No saloon temptations. Best
Of religious influences. Thorough amt CHEAP.
Tuition, incidentals and library fees only sN
year. Over 200 students annually. For fuller
information address J. III. FAiRcHILp PrAsi
dent or ]. B. 7. MARSH. Secretary, oberiin,
Vnio aus d&w.H
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Special Master Commissioners
Sale.

hcblCs
NIAIE OF OHIO, COUNTY OF HAMTT-
~ ION, SS.-Pursuant to an order OF sale :.
me directed from the Superior court or Cinc;n "
hat,, VIII offer at public sale at the rotnnd.
% 1s,7 'ne 0t Hoart,house = On TUESDAY, july "a.
Brlggs ana an undivided four-seyentbs ~ ~. y:
zee simple subject to said life estat in ali IN Se ss
certain lot Of ground in the city Of Cpcinnsant;s sns
IN ori sa,d i;i county commencing at point on shs
Cutter street, running thence north one eas. h OF
ared anu Two fect; thence east forty i've seat.
ssrsSt south Sae hundred and to
forty five feet to the beginning. '' S'rees
Terms-Cash on day OF sale
10 be sold as the property Of Morv,ro. r.
32,94s. CHAS' H,TIo q 20. Case
special Master C0mmiss,on.r
SAGE HINKLE, Attorneys. 1empic'
Cincinnati, june q, 1871. ies, x,r,
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NOTICES.

NJ Office. - IN REPLY TO THE NOTICE
~ ln the STAR of June 26 and q, signed Louis
q. bauer. would respectfully inform the pub
nc that ana my four children left him be-
cause he threatened my life with a knife yhiIe
under the influence Of liquor.
1C' ANNA BAUER
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CLOTHING.

COttOnade and Jean Pants at 75c, 81 and
81 25, our All-WOOl Pants at S2 SO and So
are worth double the money. Retail deal
ers i'm the city and country are ordering
from us, they can buy cheaper than of the
Wholesale houses.
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OUR

Entire stock of Mems, Youths and Bows,
Clothing is sold at retail for Wholesale
prices. Our goods are all marke ed i'm plain
figures, and we sell strictly for one price.
Amy goods purchased from us and NOT
proving satisfactory can be returned and
money refunded.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-28

Grass Cloth Busters at VI; Our Striped
Coats for soc; Our White Vests for 81; Our
Pants for so and 8Oc, are less thanyOu can
buy the material, leaving making out of
the question.
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be good value for 80 and S3 so. We are
selling from two to three hundred daily
and though our stock is large, vet 1t is
bound to give Out--sO we w OuId advise all
who have not already purchased one to
do SO at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16
LITERARY NOTES.

Mrs Mary j. Holiness new novel is entitled
mildred" G. ". Carleton a Co. have IL nearly ready.
The Rev. Joseph Cooks Biology j. IN its
tenth thousand. His vOume ON "1ransceudcutalsIn &"
viii be ready the latter part Of the month"
Henry Holt & Co. will add at once to the
Leisure Hour Series the novel Dt1," by Lady
Margaret Maendie autl or OF GilnettO" lis Sctue
laid ia fashionable Englsn society.
"Surly Tins Trouble Mrs. Bunett's au-
tborized volume Of stories is 10 be reprinted ia England
bv Cbstto d W.ndus. and great is the popularity won
Tor her there by THAT Lass o. LOwlos that news
dealing house alone, ". H. Smith, has ordered 900
copies OF the book IL advance OF publication.
The elaborate twO-volume work on China
by Archueacou Gray, resident in that country for
twenty years which Macmillan a. Co hope 10 bring ont
native artists which give curious insight into Chinese
NE. In thls respect The book VIII oe unique.
The Rev. L. T.. ROe's novels have been is
sued IN translation in France and Germany hs latest
story is well along its sixteenth thousand here. The
veteran writer who first brought that into eIa-
novel True Love Rewarded, from the press Of Carrie
ton.
DR.. Schliemann's new work is already printed
in the American edition (ScrbneD, and waits only for
Mr.. Gadstone's introduction, which lie is making an
elaborate study pages. Inc work Iully
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