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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-17
At Louisville

Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1.-THE President
and party arrived at 1880 O'Clock this
morning, by way OF the o, & NJ. Railroad,
and were welcomed at the Four.eenth-
street Depot by Mayor Jacobs.
The distinguished party consists OF
President and Mrs. Hayes,
WebD Hayes,
Miss Piatt,
Miss Mcfarland,
Secretary and Mrs. McCrary,
Secretary Eyarts and two daughters,
Secretary SchurZ,
Postmaster General Kew,
Governor and Mrs. Mathews, children
and nurse, West Virginia,
Governor Van indt, Rhode Island,
Governor Young, OAio.
They were at once escorted by the
military and Reception Committee to
the Gait House, where they arrived at
noon.
| From platform erected at the corner
OF First and Main streets Rev. Stuart
| Robinson, DID,, welcomed the party IN
| behalf of the citizens of Louisville. The
President ana otners responded, imme.
diately after which they were waited on
| by Gov. McCreary and staff, Judges of
OhS Soet " APPS"Ao uhu obdLG OuCGIb .
At 2;30 o'clock the. President, mem
bers OF the Cabinet, Governors of differ.
ent States, and. other invited guests,
will be escorted by the Reception Com.
mlttee and military to the Exposition
bullding, where he will be received by
the children Of the public schools. At {
O'CLOCK the party Will again visi
The Exposition, where welcome
will be rendered by the Preslden
of the Exposition, after which the
| President will mold reception. FOl
this purpose platform has been erect
ed, from which the President may b;
conveniently approached. rnis will be
the best opportunity the people will
have to-day for meeting hm. At
o'clock the President aud Mrs. Hayes
will hold their formal reception AZ lht
purlors of the Gait House. This pro
gramme will show the pubic movement
, OF The party to-day, and everybody Cal
govern themselves accordingly.
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POLICE.

Jonathan f. Baldwin TOR the benefit of
creditors.
POLICE.
Drunkenness - Mathew Qlinn, 80
days; Mrs. Mortely, 5000 days; Michael
Corners, 20 days; Jacob schwin, dis
missed; Ella Bertram, So; Michael
Kelly, continued to Sept. "a; John Car
ney, 10 days; Thomas Donally, Cost
Frank Martel,30 Jays; Thomas Gall, $50
30 days.
Dlsorderly Conduct-Joseph Bowers,
Andrew Jefferson and James German,
continued to September 25; George
Jackson, R. ii. PendeSrast, William
Kearney and Samuel Williams, all dis
missed; Chas. d. Hayman, dismissed;
has. Johnson, $40; VIM. q. Mccoy, dis
missed; Racuer Smith, $3; Jeu-
ME Stewart, 10 days; Andrew
and Julia Moonert, each $40;
John Sullivan, SO; Lucy Scott, 50; Jonn
Welsh, 70 days; James Burke, SO; Geo.
| Banks and George Allen, eacn $40; John
| Werneke, $5; Jacob Werneke, $10;
j. 2. johns, 80; George KraLz, So; Albert
Strap and Frank Bender, dlsmlssed;
Joseph Jones, S3; Michael Daley, So;
James Donally, dismissed; Thomas
UNeal, $40; Martin Qugley, SO; Jonn
Lambert, continued " Sept. "A; Benz
Kounk, $5U-3O days; Is. Ii. kounk, dis :
missed; Fanuie Fish, dismissed; Heury
Fo:tnkuunk, $40; Thomas Lamb, dis
missea; Joseph King and Henry Fay,
cos IS; IhOs. 2. Conley, dismissed; Louis
Laula, Sept. 20; RoberG Plpper, $3;
vagrancy; arlIe Meyers, committed 70
| npnn Il
| rhos. Dali. Ecu, $50 anu ~ days; Katie
smith, Clara Jounson, NeAie barns,
| Annie Kelly, Sallie Perry and Lucy
Parish, al dismissed.
| Known Pick ktockets-Frederick Low,
| George W. Chnus, VIM. Il. Ford and
| Henry Williams, continued to lSth bail
$500; VIM. Morris and George Adams,
500 anu - days each.
| Assault and Battery - John Mean
drews, John FInnelly, continued to 25Lh
instant; Andrew Il. Moonert, dis missed ;
John Egelnotf, continued to 21st, bali
500; MIcuael Kelly and John Lambert,
Continued to "A IA lust.
| Miscellane0us-Jame Reagan, petit
larceny, contin ed 10 22d, bail $500; Mar
| tin Mack, riot, continued TO 20tn, bail
81 OOo; Mlchael Kelly, malicious destruc-
Llon, continued Lo 24tn; James Malone,
|
TO 10Th, own recognizance; AS. Malone,
assault with Intent to Kill, continued to
the 10 ii, bail 1000; Pat. Sheridan, cut
ting with intent to kill, dismissed
Frederick RJli, exposing person, $40;
| VIM. Mullen, $40; Herman Lasance,
playing baA IN streets, costs; Anthony
WiLtenbauer, iAcorriglDillty, ulsmis sed,
to House of Refuge; John Seger and
John Da9t, obsLructing sidewalk, each
80; Henry Williams, malicious destruc
ton, 30 days; Edward Jones, grand
larceny, held to answer, bail $l,00U;
Charles Vince, petit larceny, dis
missed, no prosecution suit
Henry solomon, grand larceny, con.
tInued to Sept. 20, bail $500; Hattie
Black, keeping house of lll-tame, $lt
and costs; ID. Newman, buying old
metal, &C., continued TO Sept. 25; James
Gormau, resisting officer, continued tc
sept. 20, bail 800; Geo. Herman, forgery,
dismissed.
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PRECEDENT HAYES.
CONTINUED FROM SECOND PAGE.1

ICJNIINV I'D FhUh 0ECUND FAUE'T
Yande |, Col. II. NJ. Kelly, Hon. John
Roberts, j. D,nkelsplel (Courler-J our
nall OF Louisville, Kentucky, commit
tee to escort the President to Louis
vile, and others.
AT Jacksonville the order Of cars
was reversed. The locomotive was
placed in the rear and the Presidents
coach in front. In this manner the
train was taken across the river into
Louisville.
Detectives Mead and Murray, who
have done splendid work in checking
theft at Dayton and in this city last
week also accompanied the Presiden-
tial party TO keep lookout alter the
thieves in Louisville.
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accordance with the important occasion.
Secure seats at DDbmeyer & NewhalPs.
WOODS THEATER.
attended by large and orderly au.
-dience. There was no attempt at inter.
terence by the police, and the excellent
bill was enjoyed throughout. First ap.
pesrauce Tonight OF Barney and Catroll,
the TudOrs and GOss and Fox, with the
immense combination.
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lkcRth Record.
The following deaths have been placed
~, ronnrd ninnn nur La at ra nnrt.

Nc uSuohS AuTC DCOh pA0OS
IN record since our last report:
Anna Schmidt, IA mos, city.
Elizabeth Fabing, rs yrs, Germany,
G. w. Biehl, mos, city.
Ellen Mcsweeney. ~ yrs, city.
VIM. Roache, "a yrs, Ireland.
VIM. Drels, 10 mos, city.
W. Laapemann. s mos, city.
Frank Bene dict. "a yrs, Indiana.
Anna Moore, 13 yrs, city.
John Pemsel, 81 yrs, Germany.
Elizabeth Rodgers, 3 mos, city.
Unknown man, SO yrs.
Edward zoller, s yrs, city.
Robert W. Pentland, 10 days, city,
Meta Merrick, - yrs, Germany.
Carl Morgenstein, 63 yrs, Germany,
Rosa Dreldame, 35 yrs, Germany.
John Lennehan, 8 yrs, city.
Henry Wehre, 2l yrs, city.
John G. Hecker, II mos, city.
Infant Hocton, stubborn, city.
Jacob HoWi'z, B yrs, city.
Raphael Herman, 40 Srs, France.
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In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES EASTERN
ADVERTISERS IN THE STAR, MR.. h. Dun
CAN SNIFFEN, NO. u ASTOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States. This will De
branch Office of the STAR, Mr. snifen being au-
thorized to make advertising contracts on our be-
half, and receipt all collections therefor In our
name
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 17-i:sO P. NJ.

CINCINNATI, sept. l7-I:30 P. N.
Gold is still weakening, and is quoted 103 to-
daY in Wall street. Here it is bought at 1929
and sold at lO3K. Gold checks 103X
Sterling eKcnange is dull, but rates are
steady and unchanged. We quote S4 s6b for
sight and 81 s3a for sixty days per in gold.
Moderate inquiry for Eastern exchange and
limited receipts, with rates unchanged. Deal
ers are buying at par and selling at lilo pre-
MUM.
Governments are quiet and easy at the fol-
lowing local rates:
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Died.

PADDACK-At2 O'clock Monday morning,
September II, William Paddock, aged 81 years
aud Il months Funeral from the residence oi
L. W iison, Avondalc, Tuesday september L.
at = O'Clock T.. Nj. Frieude Of the family la
vltlJ, It,
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HOGS - Continue in active demand with
hrm market. We quote common $4 75a5 %,
fair TO good light IS 255 49, fair to good pack
ing s. l5a5 35, and select butchers s. 4Oa5 60
per Genital gross.
+. CATrLt-Market dull and rather weak.
Common quo ell $2a2 IS, fair to mouiuln $3a
30, good to ch ,icc s3 75a4 50 and fair to good
shipping grades held at 81 75a5 25 per Genital.
SMEEr-Markct firm and quiet. Common To
fair selling 81 jOa3 rs and good to choice,
SO 50a4 50 per Genital.
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The following marriage licenses were
laauad sinon nur lasE reDOFE:

ssued since our last report:
G. W. Mayer and Susie f. RoSseter.
j. T. Hoeb and Frances Guenther.
Jos. NJ. Nice and Alice E. Perry.
Christ. Schnelle and Bertha PrObst.
Nicholas Barrett and Kate Walsh.
M. Roa and Lena Daller.
John Russell and Flora Creighton.
Ii. w. Meyer and Ann NJ. Rasche,
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ily. S7a7 %. Corn higher at t6a60c, In store.
Oats quiet at 40a45c, in store Pork quiet at
Sl4 30. Lard lirm: tierce, l0ci kcg, l0&sc. Ba-
con nrm at 6haStae&c Baggmg dull at
l2Aa3l NC.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. l7--2 P

Tho following are the receipts and ship
ments OF live stock for the past 48 hours:
anti
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AMUSEMENTS.
RoBINsoN's oPERA-HoUsE.

MleS haly Ndly, euppOIteu NY u6f
own combination, opens this evening in
her great character of "Poor joe" in
Wolfe's dramatization of Dickens
"Bleak House" This will be the first
production IN this city of this great New
York success. The play Is by the author
of Mighty Dollar" and both play and
actress have received the highest en-
comiums by the public and press OF the
East.
GRAND OPERA.HOUsE.
This week we are to have the univer-
sal favorites, Kelly & Leon, with a COM
pany even stronger and better than
ever before. Says the st. Louis Globe
Democrat OF the present company:
Upon the ends are William Court
wright and Edwin Lester, two come
dians who have musical yoices-a rare
thing in end men-aud who can be funny
without being coarse, also something
somewhat rare. With the troupe is that
singular Curiosity, Japanese Tommy,
whose performance in the sketch OF "a
Five Cent Shave" is very mirth-provok-
ing. Leon, in white face, with
Kelly, and assisted by the troupe,
gave Il burlesque version of Norma" ;"
which is called "Norma on the Halt
she'll" Courtrlght appears in his eccen-
tricity, "Flewy .fewy" Tierney and
Cronin danced ii jig, and subsequently
gave song and dance, "When the Band
Begins to Playp Tie entertainment
closes with an absurdity eutitled Ellis
Grace the Duke" The entertainment
as whole, is the best minstrel per.
tormauce that has been seen in tue city
i'll many years, and what is as COM
| mendable as 1t is singular, it has fresN.
ness and originality, successfully escap-
ing the beaten track in which all 0ther
troupes seem to travel
Pixies OPERA-HoUsE.
Tonight Is the opening night Of the
season Tor this elegant place Of amuse.
menT, and the Manager has met the i'm
portant occasion by securing one Of the
very best dramatic companies in the
| country. The Broadway Theater Con-
cay Company embraces people OF estab
| iished reputation. Almost every mem.
| Der Is We'll known here and in all parts
of the country. Many OF them were
| mernbers of the old FlIth.avenue Com
| r,any, which always received such cor.
dial welcome at the hands OF our citi-
zens. The comedy, "New Years Eve
or False Shame is sparkling and bril-.
liant all the way through. Played as it
| will be by this mastery combination, nu
more entertaining piece could be put
upon the boards. 1t will be elegantly
mounted, and all the appointments in
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For Huntington.

TUESDAY, 18th, at 2. NJ. POSITIVELY,
R-S - EXCH ANGE. Jas. kirker Master.
ssssslsffsss Freight received on Big Sandy
Aszaasazinsz2 Wharf-boat foot of broadway. W.
Honshell. superintendent.
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THIS DAY, l7th, at 5 2. NJ. POSITIVELY,
Ns% h. The Z. u o. *. Il. packet EMMA
LJ#RAsth$aSsdN GRAHAM. j. L. Campbell, Master.
HasssuEdisszasS1 Freight received on Wharf boat,
foot OF Broa4lway. W. Housneii. Supt.
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THIS DAY. l7th, at Z. NJ POSITIVELY,
- H. GENERAL PIKE, b. Merrielees.
tsRfSS5 ssS1 Master. Freight reccivea at ali
HsaAza<sz& hours ON Wharf boat foot OF yine
street, II. Al. Wade, Superintendent.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
specials to the Star.

PORTSMOUTH, o., Sept T-l2 M.-River Affect
and raising slowly Andes down at IL z. M.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept. I7--l:2s P. M.--AY-
rivals: Ben. Franklin, from Cincinnati at IL
A. NJ Belle, from Madison at noon; Cham
pion No. 9, from Cincinnati last night with 800
excursionists. The river is stationary, with
feet inches in the Canal and II inches In the
chute on the alls. The Kanawha and barges
are hard aground on Portland Bar The Mary
Miller, from st. Louis to Cincinnati, passed up
at 10 O'Clock last night, and reports 34a feet in
the river to Cairo. Cloudy and cool
The river was about stationary here at noon
to-day, with feet inches in the channel.
Weather partially cloudy, and cool.
Business dull.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The popular and fast w. p. Thompson will
be here tomorrow ana letHrn to Pomcroy in
the evening.
day evening with fair list Of passengers and
$50 tons OF freight.
The fast, new and elegant packet Emma
Graham Will be the steamer leaving this even
ing for Huntington. where she connects with
the G. i 0: r. II. for all points East. Captain
j. 4. Campbell commands and Mr.. W. L.
W alker presides in the office, ably assisted by
Gus. Honshell and Keno Morgan.
The W Wildwood left for Maysville at noon.
The Louis A. Sherley arrived from Madison
last night, and will leaye this afternoon for
Carroliton.
The Gen. Pike will be the mailboat leaving
this evening for Louisville.
The Golden City left New Orleans Saturday.
The Virgie Lee arrived, ana will return TO
M ad son this afternoon.
The City OF Portsmouth leaves at p M. for
New Richmond and Chilo
TowBoAT MOVEMENTS.
Packets report the Nail City aground at
Beauty Bar.
The Ltna leaves Louisville to day for Pome-
BoAT-uAEDs' GOSSIP.
Capt. Parisots new boat Will be named Car
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COMMON PLEAS.

Mary E. Finley was granted divorce
from r. Finley. F. X. Kieter was re-
fused q divorce from his wife Caroline.
PROBATE.
Thos. Morgan made an assignment to
Jonathan f. Baldwin for the benefit of
creditors.
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For POnerOy.

TUESDAY. 18th. at 5 p. M. POSITIVELY
Sy% r. W. p. THOMPSON, Hod. Knowles,
i-sssks%T Master, Apply on board or tt
nizsaaisazA n W. 5. Getty, j. &. Dorman Il Co.
J. Lnnnlnghan. ]. s. Robinson. A gents.
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Church Choir, OF Newport, ana the Gin
cinnati Quintette Club for their valuable
assistance or Saturday "Ventng.
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An English friend Of the philosopher Kant IN
anircd into the matter in liG7 or 116-. and from
his report Kant wrote tho fuii-hiown story
which is generally curroht. Tho name IF the
goldsmith is siv"n. and the finding % the 20
c'.m dDs .iu'd with dramatic details which
renIor Vic tlnnsn-t.on AigAly imlr.ssiNe.
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or its vicinity MS to affect seriously the wate1
supply. This compelled tho director to- conc
pare with his own local observations the tablea
of rain fall on the shed of the Croton river.
which feeds our reservoirs. His conclusion ia
that the aggregate annual rain fall OF y w York
and vicinity was increasing up to 1,C1. bus
from that year has diminished. The date. how
over. Mt which minimum will be reached nnJ
an ascending movement recommended cannot
be predicted until more extended observations
have been taken. Another interesting question
raised in former report. as to VIII .ihcr thu
clearing of land increases or dimin., hes thu
iall OF rain. is reconsdercd in the light II addi-
tional evidence Tho director of the otscrva.
tory again afllrms that the widespread impress.
sion that the telling Of trees lessons the volume
Of rain is not consonant with fact
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wand rlu, shdfrs 5000. and want
Shapes ihai the miu midnight haunt
SAFE lc ., me fr.,. -, warm
lapp"d m comfort unl kcut from harm
Ihry ARE mnius ior tu,d aud nre.
IoIh with poN,li3 ua. iesir,
with the sweet, OF earth nu ted
ihrl 40 ttNur ~ h,un, u.hical
avn -NN'liN lA ] $50 .Ni filOnis
In g'ioi ami madne,, Their pathway 'nia
Their ocnscloss SORROW rights my ,lf,r.
illnk ~ the hours they wake aud weep
lhrN 'Nin nay hlu,d aul 900! heart dNNay
ANA cannot soften tlQr luluN "aN
think and long uii my weary tram
Turns o. it, final rtsf AMIN
Ana lay my hcHi on liIs garments iDln,
VINO fashioned deit> both olod and ttn
His showers fall not from unurr mir,
one ltop mere and nur lr0p there,
bnl dow M silver IRISH uf rain
on neld and forest. ON hi aud pialn
u long In heaven hi, love iclays.
ilding from man It's Wnrfr0us wavs
Mri Know n WllI tHtIt Hf lHsi.
""'" l"e "'u. iuuia Hi .'e 20 past
The light that sAiucs. amt the wind that lows
W h'l. II llsirih ANA uo MAN knows
NAY" lhclf u1crsa-t aui want and Wut
On ms erfands rum to and irc,
n my thankful heart hl. goodness lives
80 may TAKE the frlrf De gives
~ "ho ~ tlls world .uud wake 20 Itst
MlllouI the knVWtdst Mat Oud knows tit
koss IAASl loost
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-18
DIR. Austin rlint DR.. on Respiration.

What may fairly be pronounced an impor-
tnn' discovery n PHYSIOLOGY was communicated
py Dr. Austin Flint. Jr.. 10 the November num-
Der OF the New York Mcd,cnl Jompal and Is
now r"prnled in pamphlet (Applotonsl. We
have here the results II some experiments on
the effects upon respiration Of cutting of the
supply Of blood from the brain and mcdulla OBJ
longata Tho significance Of this attempt to ,le-
hne and localize the respiratory sense may be
briefly pointed out.
Al the present day nearly all physiological
writers agree that the senso Of want Of airis due
to an insufficient supply of oxygen, ana not TO
any stimulating or irritating properties Of cnr-
bonia acid 1t remained, however, to ascertain
whether tho cause Of respiratory effort was a
want OF Oxygen in the general system.
or whether the deficiency could be moro
definitely ocnlizod. In his Text Book Of
Human Physiology" published in 1876.
Dr. Flint propoundod the former theory. as
frlhing the movements observed IN breathing
To n want Of oxygen in the whole system. which
produced an impression conveyed to the me-
dua oblongata and thus gave rise To rospira-
tory effort In thHt work he gocs on to say that
in ordinary breathing the reflex action takes
place uHeonseiously, but becomes emphasized