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2~eberleibem

Die Qeber 1T zines ber ,pidJtisffea Or
game beS &0rpers uno ionte man oaber
aaen unres l~mdbisteiten oieies Organs
Iufmerflamfeit identen. 9eiberleioen um,'
fabt entfueoer einer sefuii1en @rao BON
Ttdebeit oes Srsanes, Der es unbefdb'9t
DC nStbtse Mense @ale absuloubern ooer
enc Geritppfuns il" ben @aGensefSBen,
nelde oissgalle .binbcrt in ben Durm,>
fonal gu selansen. Die Sart erbalt cine
selblide 6arbe, es fino @dmerane in Der
red5ten Seite nno redtens Sdulter boz
banoen mo bersAppetit silnnlt ob. aa
Dr. Musuit &Onis's 9atnburser Tros
pfen ftdrten unb requiem bic Sober, remit
gen ben Masea unos fentferaeW aus ben
I@sodrmen Die .oarin a~nsebaufteu @ruoi
tdten.
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800 Yiauos uuo Oraeu,

300 Yianos MaO Srgln, 81
tier Slaie, iperoen ju rleori9eren preilen Iir9 alb ODER
abl1la9s= Sablun9et, ODER Ilr Wtistbe in Staot uno
Gano. pabreno oleler barten s3eiten uno oer 6elerta9e
ourtj pprace MSaters u. &on, Ash S%rpacmap,
%psrtauit, ais ole,egpea le 3upOr III 9teip yOrt %Otfer,rt
W8enten perlan9t un @ater's neue Xcale
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ltrtrte 9atalo9e per 4solt u%erlanot. Quite sSeoin9u'9eu
far ben 6aMOe!.. Sin groBer Sisconto tir Hebrer,
Neiltllde. &irGen. N0aen. Sdu,en &C. 4YH2onp.
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Str' Mdgf1 1fa0aktfe
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lGine %seinnoe r~eselmaBise geroau,in
1T Ser @fnnoftein Der @efunobeit be
meui6lideta &Srpers. Die meiiten &rant,
beiten, oenen Ger iMasen unterworfen 1T,
e~ntiprinsen aeit6rtem 8eroouunss Ser
m0sen uno baourd einsetretener 8eritopf'
ing Der Candle oes &0rpers. Dieie Ser
itepfune gu beben tueroeu aber oft rei3eno.
Mfeot3inen ansewenoet, pelde nidt ielten
eine @nt;itnoupg Der Darmbdute beruor.
rufen uno' oeas9srper fdipddea. &rah
mltB, in Die Srsa,e sebradtl uub oercn
6rtnftioilen resulirt ueroen.
sus elm peeetubiliider @esutator iteben
Or. Ausuit &onis's hamburger Tropfeu
uniibertroffen ga. Dieielben rei1isen ben
Mdeen, ftdrfen bio 2eber unb fteue1 bas
9e1t0rte 8eroaaunsssS erm0sen tuieoer ber.
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S%cropbelu (King's EyiD fino cine
DerberbniB Der Sdfte zee &0rpers, tpelde
benisfbeusmrit rlaitisen unb b0sartiaen I'M
reinisfeiten iiberlaoen. Dte Contribution
bes &0rpers tuirb seidmddt, ielbft wsnu
bic iduberen Nnseiden total feblen, usfhe
burd NuslAldse auf benz &opfe ooer ans
beren Tbeilen oes &0rpers Die Anueieu<
belt bon Scropbeln e~n3eisen.
Die .&ranfbeit lit um 10 9efdbrlider unb
ernitliter, oa oisfelbe IN oielen Jdtlen erbs
lid BON @adledt auf @eidledt fortsez
pflan;t miro unb idredlid 1ino Die 6olseu,
pelde Gussebruns, SerlAmdruns Der
2eber uno en6llh, ben SOB nod iid sieben.
Sour pesetabiliihe MeOisinen, welde
Die S3dfteyqes y8Srpsrs ,geinieen, y~nnogeef
@iftfcH eAtferNrn; ftao hier bon futrfttdJeff
Weltbe. 8oJpp9
Or. Iusuf &6nis,s. 9aTbur9sr SAINT,
lieu>M eoiStnett unb infer bttfehDt aus.
&Onis's hamburger Eropfen retaisen iSos
Splten,, ernsuern Die Safte uno entfer>
men +oas 2eioen, inoem lie es nit Der Murz
gel ausreiBen. ~ \, 4
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@ater's Niano3.
GroBe. Sieredi9e unb 'Uprights' fno Die beaen
geld)e sealapt ipereen. Snr. Ola, tatlr, 4rb sne
Gauerpaltistsit mlibertroffen. -
@ater' Craeltt, e Ss.ee:s,s s.
detfrais. VeSpers, &apeiIes. 0Iaripna.. ar
opeitrlpH.k0 nperfe toniien III Son ODER YraGt MD,
aosttro1Iem lpsroen. Sas gUncertos1tup ii eUi
pr1btl8e Nadbabmuna Der menldiidaem ztiruws
Ns prdbearion oOer 0%entenniatsC raein baden
5mel uno enle balpe Setaoe Uloden in psrieftsr 6ar.
monte nut pen 6ibten; 5m Auearo.paiiase lit Or
auf iedbS Sabre aarailiiri. ~ ~
o, @retie febr nteeris fur baar Geib. Wouatlia
@i5aplnn9ep elt9e9en9enolnml. @imliberaler Dis.
count 9eloabrt Gebrern lo,poDl, ais piarrsrn. Rirheu.
Sdpllsn, So8en II. l.. 10 Hciienee Nsenten pers
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n"nt fpart 70 bic aofen bes aInfrid,s. Abr erbartet
""usbdlt as tr8eno cine anoere Jarbe. sic 1T fir ben d
snSsren Jarbe. Man finoet he an pieIen 5anIsnoen Der
bat Die erffen Drdmteh in atpan3is perf%teseren staats,
nit 6arben tpereen fret perianbt Msn tpenoe lid Al
str, N. ", Winer Srps., 100 Mater Str, G(roela
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GsaeiIton6 bebanOslt. IS ssist. wis man
oie Scbanoluna porrebmen muB, unb srSdblt bon pie.
len erfoiarsi4en 6silansen, bic bur& ben Gebrau&
oieles punoerbaren Mittels er3ielt puroen. Girfulare
Mpplitanten. 3. NJ. 1toebart u. Co., no. 72s
e henuut ctr. 1hiIoD.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
MONTREAL, July R.-Yesterday after
noon a notorious rowdy named NC
Keown, In company with others, at
tempted to force his way into the Que
bee Barracks, where guard had been
stationed. A scuffle ensued between
Mckeown and Fitzpatrick, the guard,
In which the latter was obliged TO use
his bayonet, stabbing McKeown in the
shoulder and killing him instantly. A
number of MeKeowRs sympathlzers
hen stormed the barracks, but were
frightened off by the firing OF blank cart
ridges.
A large crowd gathered in the vicini-
ty, and the excitement for time was
very great. The guard has been in
creased and supplied with extra
rounds of ammunition. Fitzpatrick has
been removed TO the Central Station foi
safety. His superior officers consider
that he simply did his duty. The affair
is very unfortunate owing to the state
of feeling generally existing, which ls
still very teyerisn and uneasy. Serious
trouble is apprehended by many to-Iay
LATER.
MONTREAL, July PA large ant
rapidly increasing crowd is gathering
along the principal highways. Th
Young Britons are now in secret session
They have resolved to march to tn
church in body without their regalias
carrying only the union jack. This viii
doubtless lead TO row. The militar
have arrived and are waiting orders.
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Flashes

Bayard Taylor has declined the Rus
sian mission, owing to his literary en-
gagements.
Henry Merritt, the English art critic,
died yesterday in Loudon. =
Chas. Bollinger, eight years old, was
drowned yesterday, at Z.nesville, ..
The story that Secretary Sherman is
TO be made Minister to England is pro-
nounced absurd.
The Daily Free Press. OF Richmond,
Indiana, has passed into the hands OF
Ex-MaI or James Elder.
Secretary Schurz has taken Chief JUS
tice Chase's old home, "Eus sewoOd," for
his summer residence.
Grand preparations are being made
for the National Turner Festival to be
held at Milwaukee on the IL b.
Cyril Hawkins,e of McConnells willie,
Ohio, has beenH'appointed Special
Agent Of the Treasury Department,
headqu lrters at Niagara Falls.
A grand ovation was rendered by the
Square Club, of Philadelphia, to Frank
Kelly, alias Charley Young, who has
just made a narrow escape rom the gal
lows.
Bowdoin College yesterday conferred
the degree Of LID. on Hon. Alpheus
Felch, class OF '27, Ex-Governor, En-
United States Senator and EX-Ju lge OF
Michigan.
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LOUISVILLE SENGERFEST.
The Second Nights Concert.

AO SCCVMW MbS COhCeFts
National Associated Press to the STAR.
LOUISVILLE, July 12.-At $3.50 last
night the hall was filed, the choruses
and orchestra In place, and Brand
stepped to the front with the magic
baton, and the first joyous note Of the
greatest S8agertesG tiOated out on the
air, filling The great hall with melody
and a responsive thrill in the merry
hearts OF the audience. '.y
The secoud part Of the concert was
opened with "Ah Per Serassef" by
Miss Clara RetnmanN and orchestra,
amid rapturOus applause, which neces-
u ,,on this came the grand chorus OF
male and female voices. Those sounds
OF eight hundred voices rolled majes-
tically through the hall, well timed, well
praised, and not the less harmon Gus;
thus demonstrating the aspiration OF
the ssngerbund for high perfection.
Following next, ana the most
interesting part of the programme,
was the solo by Miss Eugenie
Pappenheim, the qumtette and grand
chorus Of female and male voices OF the
Cincinnati F4stchor and orchestra, tor
which Cincinnati may we'll feel proud,
from the immense applause sho wered
upon them. The Forty second Psalm"
by MendelssOhn, the solo by Miss Clara
Keinmann, aud the q qIartetLe and grand
chorus, were periec. in every sense Of
the word. The concluding part WAS 'In-
fammatus," from "Stabat Mater," by
Ros, ,ini, a solo by Nine. Pappenneim,
the grand chorus Of female and maze
voices and the orchestra, the harmony
Tar excetling anything ever known OF
the Kind in this city.
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ASPHYXIATED..
Forty Mem Overcome by Gas i'm a
COMI Mime.

NAOA ~ OASVAAU ~f&S hn q
COMI Mime.
National Associated Press to the Star
SHARON, PENN, July 12.-Forty men
employed at the mine Of the Brooktield
Coal Company, about two miles south
east of this place, were overcome by a
deadly gas yes terday, the result OF burn
Ing soft coal and coke.
An alarm was given and about twenty
men rushed into the bank to render as
sisLance, but ali were over come. Three
men were taken out dead, and about
twenty.slx IN various stages OF suff Ica-
ion. After Thirty 'uies nAd been taken
out, eight men from the Cleveland shaft
ana WOODS house, adjoining, hearing
that others were still in the tunnel, ell
tel cd and were overcome one by one.
OI these eight men three were subse-
quently taken out dead and the olher
nve insensible.
Tho names OF the dead, so far rel orted,
are: Jonn Jones, niue boss; RoDsrt
Wnliams, Miles Davis, DAVID Jenkins,
Richard Jones, John Barter and John
Young.
rne names of those that remained un-
Conscious up 10 late nuur We're: John
Davis, VIM. Bowen, John Evans, Jos.
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LATEST LOCAL.

WHITE chokers are all the rage.
GOOD lobby in the Police Court this
morning.
SCHMIDT,the victim OF Krame.'s little
hatchel, Will get well.
GEORGE KECK pays his little SO cents
when he wants to see the II :us play.
THE room OF a guest in the Henrie
House was robbed Of $l25 and a gold
watch night before last.
II is not likely that Mr.. u. G. Van
TYNE will leave the county Auditors
office during MI. Humphreys admins
tration.
"STEALING A MARCH" on any one is
not Iarceny,is Lhe iatest legal discovery
made by Prosecutor Murphy ot the
Police Court.
JOHN BEvAN, SR., of Mt. Auburn, one
OF lne pioneers or this coun,y, being IN
his elgntieIh year, is se.iousiy Ill from
cholera'RaaEbus.
EITHER there is very little robbery
going ON now in this CITY, or this class
OF news is suppressed ut police head
quarters. Which issit2
ROUTE No. 16 was under consider ration
BY the Board Of Public Works this
morning. Tue subject wiil probably he
submitted tu Council Tomorrow.
toL. THOMAS SNELBAKER and James
Ruin, Esq, have opened an Indepen-
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THURSDAY EVENING. JULY ID. 1877

bills OF the denomination of 800 and $50
bills, mysteriously disappeared from
the counter. No explanation can De
given OF the manner In which the roo-
berry was committed.
Louisiana.
The Evening POSTS Washington spe-
clal saws: A prominent Louisiana Dem
ocrat writes here from New Orleans that
Gov. Nichols has endeavored privately
to stop the prosecution Of the members
OF the Returning Board, but that he has
been met with the threat that if he at
tempts to defeat the effort to secure the
conviction OF Wells, Anderson and 9TH
ers, or Ii they are convicted and he in
terferes with Executive pardon, he will
be- impeached by the Legislature.
War Fever i'm Holland.
NEW YORK, July 12.-Cable advicee
from Belgium report war fever spread
ing In Holland, and that Belgium is pre-
pairing for The mobiliz ltion Of its army.
.. Custer,s Remains.
A special from Bismarck, Dakota, says
that Col. NJ. Sheridan has returned from
tho scene Of the Custer massacre. Gus
ters remains will be borne. to Yves
Point, and the Others buried in the Ma
| tional Cemetery at Fort LeaVenw0rth.
Heavy bankruptcy.
John Il. Keyser has gone into bank
ruptcy, with Liabilities of over $290, ,0O
aud no assets.
How They Are Celebrating.
The Orangemen of this vicinity will
give an excursion. and this will be tht
only obseravance OF the day. All tnt
lodges Of this city will be represented
The Orangemen will not wear any col
0rs.. A police boat will accompany thu
excursionists, though no trouble is an
ticipated. The Ocahsemen have had III
large parade here since 1879, when ther
| was q riot, ."
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THE OLD WORLD.
National Associated Press to the Star.


THE RUSSIANS ORDERED FROM ARMENIA
LONDON, July IA dispatcn from 81.
Petersburg states that the Car has Or
dered the withdrawal of all the Russian
forces from Armenia. There is great
oespondency among the troops.
COURT MARTIAL DEMANDED.
General Melikuff has demanded a
Court-martial regarding his failure in
Armenia.
STILL IN POSSESSION.
The Russian garrison OF Bazasia still
hold possession of the citadel.
NO NEW MOVEMENTS.
A telegram from Bucharest saws that
there has been no fresh movements OF
the forces operating in Bulg aria. The
Russians are still marching forward,
PEREMPToRY COMMAND TO ADVANCE.
LONDON, July IA .dispatcn from
Constantinopie states that the Sultan
has sent a peremptory command te Alb.
dul Kerim Pasha to advance, and, "a BAT.
tie is likely to take place Immediately
on the Ram Rad Schumla line.
THE KHEDivE OF EGYPT
has sent the Sultan reinforcement of
TWO hundred men.
EXPECTED TO SURRENDER.
A telegram from Erzeroum says that
the Russian garrison at BaDazid is sx-
pected to surrender, owing to The terri
Bile sufrerings OF the troops, they having
neither provisions or water.
HIS HEALTH ON THE WANE.
1t is stated That the Earl OF Beacops-
felu's health is rapidly failing, and he
has intimated at Cabinet meeting his
desire TO retire from political life.
AT FRANKFORT-ON-THE
FRANKFORr-ON-rHE. MAIN, July H.
General Grant anu party nave arrived
in this city and were warmly welcom ed.
The General will be entertained tonight
with a grand banquet at Palm Garden.
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ORDINANCES,

AN ORDIN ANCE, No. 1873, to define and punish
certain offences.
SEC /. Be 1t ordained by the Council Of the
Incorporated village Of AvOndale, that it shall
be unlawful for any person or persons to cast,
throw or leave exposed in any street, lane, or
alley, or public ground, or in any building lot
or other place within this village, any dead
carcass or offal Of any animal, or any noisome
or offensive substance prejudicial to the health,
or causing annoyance TO the neighborhood.
SEQ. q 1t shall be unlawful for any per-
son or persons 10 obstruct by gates, boxes,
wagons or vehicles Of any kind, stones, rubbish
or matter Of any kind, any Of the streets or
sidewalks in this village.
Sec. 3. Any person violating any Of the pro-
visions OF this ordinance shall, upon conviction
thereof, before the Mayor Of the village, be
fined In any sum not exceeding $40, together
with the costs Of prosecution, and alter such
conviction every days continuance of nui-
sance or violation OF the provisions herein con-
tanned shall be considered distinct offence.
Sec. 4, ThlsordInance shall take effect from
andafter it's publication as required by law.
Passed July 8, A. ID. 1871.
+. w. KITTREDGE,
Chairman pro TEN.
Attest: FLAMEN BALL, JR., Corporation
Clerk OF Avonuale jy12-2t,Th
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What the Memorial Ass0ciat60M
Proposes To DO. t6d

What the Memorial Association
s. Proposes To DO. tad
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial
Association have by the generous as
surances made to them by three promi-
nent gentlemen of this city, viz: Gen.
II. B. Banning, Col. r. M. Moore and
Ferd. A. Johnston, Esq. that they
will back the enterprise, concluded 10
get up an entertainment at the High
land House to be given on the % Vi JAY,
the proceeds to be devoted to the as-
taDlishment of lund for the relief Of
INDECENT widows and orphans Of soidisrs
in the late war.
The Association is made aware of the
fact that hundreds OF worthy people In
this city actually need aid, but they are
too proud to ask for it. The object is Us
enlist the sympathy and cooperation of
public-spirlteu and humane ladies, who
will take it upon themselves 10
seek out and administer as
agents Of the society material aid ana
comfort TO this class. The tickets for
the above mentioned entertainm INT, hy
which they hope to raise sufi j.ens
means to enable them to relieve The ina-
mediate wants Of some of them.
can be had by application either TO Col.
J. A. RemIy, Thomas Mclaughlin, ut
Robert Clarke & CO.'S, on Fourth streels
Col. J. V. Guthrie, NJ. 2SS Race street:
% Constable Nj. }. Patton, at the ofass
OF Squire Ferd. Johnston, on TAird
street, near Main.
The ohj' CT is "a most worthy one, ana
one, too, that appeals in trumpet tones
to the hearts OF all those who think that
the "nations' wards"-.hose VINO were
dear 10 the fallen patriot-shou merit
recognition at the hands of their sur.
yIYing comrades.
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WASHINGTON.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star
LAW TAXING DEPOSITS.
WASHINGTON, July 12.-Geo. M. Gage,
G. II. Boutille and S. G. Haynes, a COM
mittee representing the interest of the
Fidelity Savings Bank, of Chicago, Ill,
had brief consultation with the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue to-day,
relative to the law taxing deposits. In
1874 Congress passed law imposing a
tax of l-half per cent. upon bank de-
posits, exempting savings banks only.
This year Commissioner Raum
thinks that the law has been
too Literally construed, and that
savings banks doing other than a strict
ly savings business should be taxed.
The Fidelity has never been taxed be-
fore, but his year a tax Of between ST.
900 and $4,000 has been imposed. 10
morrow MIR. Boutille will present an ar
gument upon what constitutes saw
ings bank under the law. This will be
made a test case, upon which a decision
Will De maue, anu Will pe maCteE OIL
great interest to savings banks in all
sections Of the country, as these institu-
tions do not materially differ in their
manner of conducting business.
THE RIO GRANDE.
The correspondence between Generals
ORD and Trevino was not received here
yesterday morning in time to be pre-
sented for consideration at the Cabinet
m citing. 1t is understood, however,
that the subject will engage the atten-
ton OF the Cabinet on Friday next. The
course pursued by General Ord and the
.ffcers under his command is heartily
approved here.
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dent Detective Agency on WalAnt
street, opposite the Gibson House.

street, opposite the Gibson House.
A STROLL through the markets early in
the morning is pleasant pasHme 10;
the early riser. Market-master BirB-
baum is keeping things In good shape
Ex-MAYoR G. W. c. JOHNSTON is coa-
fined to his bed by severe attack Of M
fammatory rheumatism. His legion OF
friends will be sorry 10 hear OF the bur
gomeister's" misfortune.
THE Clerks office OF the United States
Court Is all turned t0psv-turyy to-day.
Clerk Ambrose and his deputies, MessFs.
Frank Broadwell and George little
ton, are rearranging the thousands
OF documents ON file there, which seems
to be a herculeau task. And, by the
way, Captain Ambrose remarked to a
STAR reporter this morning that he
would be obliged to th 'se attorneys who
have papers out, ii they would retnrn
them forthwith.
THE Board OF Public Works have not
yet left the street-cleaumg subject, 10
| which they are giving careful attention.
| Two contractors Of the First and SIKH
Districts failing to give salts factory
| bonds, these two districts will be To-
| advertised.
| THE case of stephen Coles, ESQ re-
| Gently arrested on charge oil refusing
to obey an order OF Commissioners In
regard to nuisance, was up this morn
ing and dismissed, it being shown thai
Mr.. Coles was not guilty OF Wllliui vi
olation of any ordinance.
ESQUIRE SCHWAB's Office this morning
contalhed quite an army OF ''fair W wOusn
and brave men," An inquiry into the
cause showed it to be family and
nelghb0ths quarrel ths q prodlgiOgs g; mag
tad libttum," in the vicinity of NJ. 100
George street, which ended iu the Smitna
paying the costs. lhe spirit manifested
by some Of the parties will probably
tpiYe us more anon,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-12

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON D.. {. July 12.-The
charges against Marshal Purnell, OF
Texas, made to the Attorney General by
Il Texan delegation, are by no means
new; they were made to Attorney Gen.
eral Williams, Pierrepont and TAFT, all
of whom tried to have him removed, but
wit out success. Mr.. Purnell is SON.
in-law Of Bishop Ames, Of Baltimore
The President
yesterday appointed Melville j. Salter
to be Register Of the Land Office OF In-
dependence, Kansas.
Indian Affairs.
AS stated In these dispatches some
days 80" '"'nrmati0n has been received
mere that the recent successes Of the