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Local Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar M. johnson are as
Saratoga.
Governor Thos. L. Young arrived in
the city last evening.
Police Off ser John Crambert has q
little boy al his house.
MIR. John E. Bell will leave on Monday
for Chautauqua Lake, where he wild
remain for short time with his family.
DR.. Jonathan Taft, of this city, was
yesterday elected President Of the
Am lrlcan Dental Association at BalH.
mure.
Miss Stickney, of Cleveland, has been
appointed TO dll Miss Hawley's vacant
place in Hughes High School at "a salary
o. 81, 200.
Mr.. Gus. Birnbryer, former Council
man from the Thirteenth Ward, was
presented with a silyer-headed cane by
Mr.. Mic. Kleeman, fellow Democrat.
last evening.
B. K. Randall, ESQ.,, of the Post-offics.
arrived IN the CITY Today with his bride
nee Miss Carrie A. Johnston, the beau
tiful and accom- plished daughter Of Geo,
W. Johnston, Esq, of Vinton County,
OHIO.
Nicholas Wolf and Ben. Swegemln.
E Qs., who have been visiting at the
Hot Springs, have returned much i'm
proved and loud in praise Of the IN sdici-
nal properties OF the waters. Mr.. VIC
tor Oterly, who was one of the party.
r mains another week.
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STRIKING TROUBLES.
I'm the Coal Regions.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Aug. 18-The Graph c's
special from Scranton, Penn, says mill
tary guards have been stationed around
ali the mines belonging to the Delaware
& Hudson Canal Company to prevent
further damage to property. Under this
protection at Miller's, Pine Ridge and
Laurel Run, few pumps are being
worked, but no attempt is being made
to get out coal.
II Is thought that the presence of the
military will deter the strikers from
committing any overt acts. At present
a number OF cases are reported where
men attempting to work have been beat
en- severely.
HARRISBURG, PA, Aug. 1S.-The State
Militia officers held a long consultation
with the Governor last night, at VIII ch
1t was determined to call for one thou.
sand volunteers from the Natio nal
Guards 10 serve for three months Ill the
coal regions. The trouble is mainly In
Lucerne County.
CUMBERLAND. Md, Aug. Is - The
Consolidation, American aud Borden
companies resume running to-day al the
old rates, 90 cents, leaving only the
Large Company idle.
There has been no definite settlement
OF the canal question YET.
Thomas Williams was arrested at
FrOstbarg yesterday by the Sheriff on
Charge OF conspiracy and assault in Y
riot case on Monday night. At the trial
here the charge OF conspiracy was
not sustained, but the prisoner was held
In the sum oil 500 for assault.
A County Convention to organize
workingmen's party met here to-lay.
Nine out OF ten Of the election districts
of the county were represented. The
platform WAS lopted and an Executive
Commi tee app ,inted. TAe Convention
adjourned, subject to the call of the
Executive Committee. 1t Is supposed
tuat nominations will be made, but the
subject was not formally brought up.
Killed by the MOllies.
BETHLEnEM. PA, Aug. 18-Michael
Bratton, a Welshman boss, was brutally
murdered by Molly Maguires y yesterday.
lie had engaged to work a colliery with
blackleg miners.
NEWARK, N. j., Aug. 1S.-It Is under
stoud tuat all hands will resume work In
the Newark City silk mills on Monday.
{ @ prop ietors having agreed tn recall
their proposition to reduce wages.
NEW YORK, Aug. " The lemlis
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CHICAGO.
The rar West t-COllectOr Oh the
POrt-Lake Disasters.

POrt-Lake Disasters.
National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-A special to the
Times from Deadwood, Dakota, says the
Big Horn party has returned, and that
a thorough prospect of the entire range
failed to secure the slightest indication
of gold. Senator Spencer has assumed
the role of Jumplet and attempted to
take possession of the celebrated Keys
quartz mine, one OF the richest mines in
the Hills, and one that for two weeks
has kept hundred stamps at work
wight and day crushing ore. Legal re-
dress Will be sought ---
1t is now thought that General Julius
White will succeed j. Rus ell Jones as
Collector of the Port Of Chicago.
The steamer City OF NJ adison clcare d
from Chicago for Ludingto Michigan,
Thursday night, flying light, for load
Of lumber. Alter steaming sixty-fve
mi es, to a point northeast from Racine,
she took fire about $50 at night, and
was burned to the waters edge and the
hull sunk. There were on board the
captain and fifteen hands, together with
one OF the owners, all Of whom escaped
in. yaWl.
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his right hand crushed by press oa
last Saturday, had the hand amputated,
and lockJaw set In to-day. The ply
sicians say they are unable to do any
thing to save him.
GEORGE ALEXANDER was fined SO
and costs by Squire Harmeyer this
morning for driving disabled and sick
morse. The animu had 10 be killed.
and was sent to 81 Keck's factory.
A LITTLE girl suffered severe injury
to one of her limbs by the carelessness
OF a milk man this morning. she Was
sitting ON the corner Of Liberty and
Broadway resting, when the driver OF
the wagon turned the corner suddenly
and the wheel passed over her foot. No
bones were broken, bat she was badly
bruised.
q. E. KINsEY, a clerk in the Cineia-
natl Abstract Company, was arrested
yesterday evening on suspicion Of hay-
ing stolen the twO-thu uusand-doliar
Kinsey was arraigned be ore Judge
Wilson this morning and the case c0a-
tinued to the ~ inst.
LAST NIGHT the steamer Vint 8 SlinkIs
uulOaded number Of kegs OF sour beer,
which remained on the isvee till after
dark, when lot OF colored roustab )uts
made a raid upon it, and many Of them
Imbbed the miserable stuff tiA
they dethroned reason and assumed tho
role Of demons. An officer OF the boat
and one OF the patrOlmsn Of that locality
attempted to drive them away, but were
attacked by the mob with stones aad
all manner OF missiles, and were COM
pelled to take refuge on the boat, and to
keep the infuriated rabbie from foiiew-
ing were compelled to fire into them
with their pistols.
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AnnOu moments,

. DR.. West will teach the Bible 9 ass az
the 7. N. q. A. tomorrow afternoon.
Sunday afternoon at tbalf.past2 o'clock
the railroad men hold their monthly
mass-meeting at the Y. NJ. U. A. Hail.
The eighteenth annual meeting of the
Green Township Harvest Home Assoct-
alIou Will be held August %, at Carson
Grove.
The eighth annual reunion of The sur
viving M mD4rs ot the Eleventh 0. v. l..
will be held at piqua, U., Tuesday, sep
tembe. IL, 1871.
DR.. Z. Davis will address the colored
citizeus on Monday evening as the
Chairman OF the Central Democratic
Cub in the Hall on Ninth and PlLm
streets.
The usual 60 lpel temperance meeliHg,
under tue auipioe- o! the W. Z. L. u,
" il! be hei ut 200 Vine street evsfy
afternoon during the coming week ~ 4
o'clock.
Preaching at Mt. Lookout Chapel to-
morrow b., Rev. j. r. Powell az u
A, N. Sei mon on s'SOnship with Jesus
Christ. Condition and It's Prooi.e
At & T. III. sermon ON "Man's Moral
State. Its Maiady and Its Remedy
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The Theodore Thomas Concerts.

Mr. b. f. Starr, proprietor OF the High
land House, has fully completed ar.
rangements for the Theodore Thomas
Concerts, the first OF which is to be
given on Monday evening next. The
hands, me Belydere building in every
way corresponds with the beauty and
taste that is seen in everything COR
nected with the Highland House.
Trains will be run from the suburbs
SO as to accommodate persons living al
all points, and fares will be put low.
The programme for the opening night,
which We have already published, is one
that, rendered BY such a Company OF
artists as those under lead Of MIR. TheU-
dore Thomas, will BE- an occasion net
soon to be forgotten by the cultured
people OF our city.
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DECEAS SED.
Virginia,s Attorney Genera


National Associated Press to the Star.
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 1S.-The funeral
of the late Raleigh T. Daniel took place
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock from
he Second Presbyterian Church. The
services were very impressive. The
pall-bearers were Gov. Kemper, Hon. X.
VI. I. Hunter, Col. Mcdonald, VIM. H.
Taylor, Col. Thomas S. Evans, Gen. Jos.
Il. Anderson, Judge W. W. Crump, Col.
John D. Young, l.. R Page. A. A. Smith,
Major Robert Styles, Major p. Wiliord,
Captain z. w. Green, judge E. L.
Manor and Edward Mayor.
Throughout the day there was an ex.
preston Of deep sorrow at the great
loss sustained in the death OF Mr..
Daniel. Flags we're at hali-mast, and
evidences OF mourning were every
where to be seen. The members OF the
bar assembled and framed suitable res
olutions expressive OF the deepest re-
gret at the sudden demise of so beloved
and prominent an associate. Mr.. Dan
iel has been Attorney General since
1873, and was reuominated at the Con-
vention which met here on the Sth Inst.
An Old AntI-Slavery Worker.
Boston, Aug. 1S.-Edward Linton, a
well-known worker on the Labor Refor N
cases, and who years ago was also WIDE
ly known in Massachusetts for earnest
support with the anti-slavery move.
ment, died today. About eighteen
months ago he was attacked with paral.
ysis, and since that time has been help.
less,
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WANTED -.MIsCHLLANnoUS
NEW YORK CITY.
Failure.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 1S.-rhe failure OF
!Gamewell 8 Co., builders OF the fire.
alarm telegraph, was announced yes
terday.
had Faith of the wabash Railway.
| Albert Fink, Commissioner having
charge OF the apportionment of west
bound freight from this city, sent COM
%pnicatlon, yesterday, to the
representatives OF the trunk lines
Stating that the Wabash Railway had
Been found guilty OF carrying freight
Below the schedule rates. Mr. FINK,
therefore, directed that no more fre gu,
Xhould be sept by the agents Of the trunk
Mnes over the Wabash Railway until
further notice. He also stated in his
@stter that it was reported that the CaS-
ADD Southern had been cutting ra e.
And, although he had not YET receive
positive evidence to tkat elec!,ho ieared
Me report Was tS''
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THE OLD WORLD.
National Associated. Press to the Star.
ATTEMPT TO CUT OFF RUSSIAN CoMMUNl

ASSUCldtcUI Tos3 " buo obht'
ATTEMPT TO CUT OFF RUSSIAN CoMMUNI-
CATION.
BUCHAREST, Aug. 18,-Prince Hassen.
in DobrudsUha, is marching rapidly
with the Egyptian troops with the OBJ
ject of cutting of communications OF the
Russians with Bessarabia. Eight Turk
ish steamers received orders TO disem.
bark a force on the North Danube with
the same obi ct.
PREPARING FOR LONG WAR.
BUCHAREST, Aug. lS.-rhe Russians
are preparing great depots of tifewOJd,
and nave evidently male up their minds
for a protracted war. The R0umanian
Government is also preparing for long
war.
SEA OF MUD.
SIsToVA, Aug. ia ualElay's rain
here has rendered the roads sea OF
mud. 1t will be very diff Jult TO main.
tain the Russian arm,e, between the
Balkans and the Danube when the sum
mer weather breaks up.
TURKISH PRISONERS
BUCHAREST, Aug. lS.-Scyen thousand
tour hundrcd Turkish prisoners altC-
g lher have passed Lhrongl ROumania.
TIE MoNTENEGRlNs HAVE WORK AT
In the abOns iM iOn.
LORD DUFFERIN FOR KING.
TORONTO, Aug. lS-A special to the
Globe states that the LQnGsn, World
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says that Lord Dutferin is the most pop.
ular and active Governor General that
Canada has had for years past. II the
Canadians choose TO transfer the DO.
minion into an elective monarchy, Lord
Dufferi4 could be unanimously chosen
King.
RELIEF FOR THE ST. JOHN SUFFERERS
Sir. John Rose presided at a meeting
held yesterday of the Committee OF Re-
lief, organized for aiding The sufferers
by the fire in St. John, New Brunswick.
Upward OF f6,00G was subscribed. II
was decided to forward f9,s03 at once to
st. John for distribution.
CANADA WILL SEND NO COMMISSION TIC
b. b.
OTTAWA, CAN, August 1S.-It is an
nounced that the Government has nc
idea OF sending Commission to see Sit
ting Bull.
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LATEST LOCAL,

THE coal dealers mot at the Mer-
chants Exchange this afternoon to dis
cuss the possibnlty OF advancing the
price Of coal. NJ definite conclusion
was reached.
A MAN who refused to give his name,
was Iockeaup in Hammond street Sta
ion by Lieut.. Burke, this afternoon on
suspicion of having stolen a set of har-
ness found in his possession.
CHARLES QUINN was arraigned before
Commissioner Hooper to-day on charge
OF having passed counterfeit $5 note.
His CASE was continue | 20 the 2lit inst.
and his bail fixed AT $500. Deputy Mar
shal fries made the arrest.
FRANK Noble, a printer at Russell,
AorgAn 8 CN.'s eskablishmant. vito had
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Senator David Davis

National Associated Press to the Star.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL, Aug. Is Senator
Davis, for several weeks past, has been
greatly annoyed by the receipt OF letters
from various parts OF the country in
quiring into the state of his health, the
report having received wide circula-
tion that the Senator's health was con-
sidered in very dangerous condition
his disease being cancer of the stomach.
The factis that Judge Davis health was
never in better condition than at pres
ent, his weight being three hundred nd
tWenty-5eVen pounds.
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strike In Stearn's silk mill continues
The strikers are confident of success.
&. Herbert Grattle, Secretary OF the
Workingmen's Union, In a lecture last
night said several reasons induced tne
workingmen to consider Trade Unions
beneficial, and to enter them when prac-
ticable. Alone, man could not hope SO
easily to get employment. In days OF
prosperity advances could be obtained
by combined asking. Not the least rea-
son, however, was In the combination Of
employers 10 keep wages lower.
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Sad Accident.

This morning on the corner OF Court
and Mound streets a large black dog ran
against Mrs. Thomas Asbury, an aged
lady, thereby tripping her into the gut
ter, the result Of which was a fractured
hip. She was removed to her home, No.
4j Wesleyan avenue, where she received
medical treatment. Arrest the dog.
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Burglars night before last obtained
entrance to the house at No. 5S4 West
Sixth street, and carried of q watch
and chain.
The stable OF Mr.. Thomas Sherlock, ia
Clifton, was entered yesterday, aan
robbed of lot of clothing.
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THE LATEST
knights of Pythias.

National Ass0ciated Press to the Star.
CLEVELAND, Aug. lS.-The Supreme
Lodge of Knights Of Pythias adjourned
at late hour last night to meet In In
dianapolis the fourth Tuesday in Au-
gust, 1873. This meeting of the Supreme
Lodge has been very pleasant and har-
monious, and a large amount OF business
has been transacted.
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Lancaster Reform school,

Deputy Sheriff joe MAoFes returned this
morning from the Lancaster Reform
School, to which place he had taken two
boys. There are at present five hundred
and forty-seven boys in the institution.
A handsome organ, costing $4,000, is to
be placed in the cosy little chapel Of the
school.
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Suicide of a Politician.

National Associated Press to the Star.
ST. CLAIR, ILL, Aug. 1s.-Hon. Thos
II. ( arter, Il former member of the Legis.
Eature and prominent politician of the
s ate, committed suicide by shootIng him.
self with a revolve'. Financial trouble
Is supposed to be the cause OF his de Ith.
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Senator Morton IMprOviMg-Rc-
freshing Showers.

National Associated Press to the Star.
RICHMOND, IND, Aug. Ex-senator
Morton rested nicely last night. DR..
Bliss thinks he is improving daily, but
slowly.
A refreshing rain commenced falling
here early this morning.
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Errors-Chicagos, 8: St. Louis, g.
Runs earned-Chicagos, Z; st. Louis, 5.
Three-base nits-Eden, Anson and Dorgan.
BOSTON, Aug. T.-Bostons, 6; Louis.
villes, /.
BUFFALO Aug. 17.-Buckeyes, of Co.
lumLus, Ohio, A; Buffalos, 1. Buffalos'
catcher had finger broken in the first
inning.
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Capturing the Rio Grande Jail
Breakers.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SAN ANTONIO, lex, Aug. 1S.-General
Benavides has captured three OF the
eight outlaws, who recently broke open
the Jail at Rio Grande City, and hopes
TO get the others. He tells General Ord
also that OF the Jail breakers only five
were residents OF Mexico and two were
Texans,
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Strikers Arrested.

National Associated Press to the Star.
EAsToN, Pa, Aug. 1S.-Nine of the
leading strikers on the Lehigh Valley
Railroad, at this place, were arrested
early this morning and taken to Phila-
delphia,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THOMAS ORCHESTRA
HIGHLAND HOUSE.
TWELVE CONCERTS & TWO MATINEES,
Beginning MONDAY EVENING, Au-
gust 20, 1877.

MONDAY EVENING PROGRAMME.
Ovcrture-Sight in Granada, ..Kruetzer
Polka MazurKa-" Devils Darningneedle"
Polka Schnelt-" Jocus."
Adagio-Scherzo, oro poo+,ouo,
1ntroduction-
March, March, Te@po,' S,' 3D. Act Lohensrln'.'w Wagner
INTERMISSION.
Oyerture-Triumphalo lo.............. Rubenstein
Ag0don de Dardnanus. ............:. Rameau
Symphonic POEM" lie Rouet d'Omphale
'schinb E1uSho
Rhapsodie Hongrolse No. 8.............. Llszt
INTERMISSION.
FantasIa-Caprice .Vieuxtemp
Waltz Wiener Bonbona" ......... Strauss
Fete-Boheme (from Soiotto Scenes Pltto-
reSque) ........,....,........., .... .Massaneo
Single Tickets, Reserved Seats. ............. SOC
SicKets for the series, II nights, Reserved
Reserved Seats for sale at Church's Music
Store. B. f. STARR, Proprietor.
aul7-2t
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There are to let on Broadway, be-
We" Nn reSey anu no roulSee9eu neea stseets'
three buildings with offices and lofts,
seventy-tiye stores and fifteen eutire
buildings. Some Of the buildings have
been unoccupied several years, the
owner prelerring to allow them to re.
main empty rather than accept a lower
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SteamtuW Blown I'm.

National Associated Press to the Star.
FORTRESS MONROE, VA, Aug. 1S.-The
steamtug Mat. White blew up on the
James River this morning. The cap
tain, engineer and one fireman are miss
ing.
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Third Edition

H65" WEATHER-Probably clear or partly
cloudy, for the next "a hours
B6y- CINCINNATI, Aug. 1880 P. M.-Tlour
easy and fair demand. Mess pork dull and
weak. Lard quiet and easy. Whisky steady
and unchanged. Wheat quiet and easy. Oats
dull. Barley unchanged. Corn steady and
moderately active. Rye held steady anu mod
crate demand. Gold l05A.
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Miss Jenny Bancroft, recently gradn-
sted by Syracuse University, has be-
come Dean OF the Woman's ollege con.
-uaolal With Northwestern Uniyersit9,
N>h-As< n.y. ss ~
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SPORTING NEWS,
w alking,

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEWARK, N. j., Aug. 1S.-OBrien has
to walk with undated vigor.
At II o'clock last night he left the track
for short rest, after having accom-
plished 96l miles. He commenced his
last days walk at 1880 A. NJ, and will
endeaVor to walk 90miles by midnight.
Utica Park Races.
UTICA, N. Y Aug. 1S.-The last days
races Of the Utica Park Association was
marked by very full attendance. The
weather was Gne and the track in a good
condition. The unfinished 2:2l race
postponed on account of rain, was con-
cluded by Comet, winning the neat in
1920; Prospero, secondj Maybird, third /;
Slowgo, fourth; Hannah d, fifth.
The first regular race OF the day was
the 2:25 class, for a purse OF $4,000: 81 800
to first, 1925 10 second, and 1915 to third.
There were five starters anu the race
was won by Richard, who took the last
three heats, Bauquo winning the first.
Time, 2:9l, 2:22, 2:221l, 2:23H
The second event was iree for all.
Race purse, $4,000: $1,000 to first,
$775 10 second, $4jO TO third, and $500 to
fourth horse. The race was won by Luz
cille, Golddust first in first heat, Hope
full being second In the first and third
heats, and Nellie being second In tha
second heat. Time, 2:17h, 2:1S34, 2:1sN
Base.bal.
The Red Stockings met with crush
ing defeat at the hands of the Harttor DIS
yesterday in Brooklyn. The score is
as follows:
Cincinnatis. ........ 0 0 o 2 0 . o 0 O. 4
Hartfords. ......... 3 III 10 8 0 3-12
Umplre-Mr. Bunce, of the Nameless Club.
Time Of game-Two hours and thirty min
ut4s.
First base by errors-Hartford, 7; Cincin-
matt, l.
Runs earned-Hartford, 5; Cincinnati, 2.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. II.
InninSo.. 8 Q
Indianapolis. .......0 l 90 0 l.:
Alleghaneys"......0 v 0 % 0 u
Umpire-J. y. Julian.
Tlmo OF game-Two hours and five minutes.
Runs earned-Indanapolis /; Alleghenles,
First base on errors-Indanapolis, 3; Al
legheny,2s r.
First base on called balls-Indianapolis, /.
Wild pItches-Nolan, U; Calvin, l.
Passed balls Flint, 3; Dolan, l.
Struck kout-Indianapolis, l; Allegheny, 10.
Left on bases-Indianapolis, 6; Allegh my, l.
Balls called-On Nolan, u; on CALVIN, 18
Strikes callel-Of Nolan, 4S; of Calvin, 81
CHICAGO, Aug. IT.
Innings gs.......... "a 50
Chcagos. .......2 0 4 . o l 3-lI
St. Louis ........ 20 0 0 o 4 o. 6
Errors-Chicagos, 8: St. LOUIS
Runs earned-Chicag0s, Z; st. Louis, s.
Three-b base nits-Eden, Anson and Dorgan.
BOSTON. Aug. H.-Bostons, 6; Louis
villes, /.
BUFFALO Aug. 17-Buckeyes, of Co.
lumLus, Ohio, A; Buffalos, 1. Buffalos'
oatchar had q tinpar hrnken in The tirst
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NEW CHEAP STORE.
KLINE & TAILS
N ew Cheap Store,
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

CT. PAUL NJ. r. CHURCH, CORNER SEW
- ENTH and Smith streets.-Preaching To-
H0orrow at II A. M. by Rev. n. West, DID.
Sunday school at 2}S p. NJ.
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LOST.

T OST - BRACELET - Finder will receive
Ireward by returning same to It's Belts st.
17-2t
~ 0ST-EAR RlNG-Small gold car. ring.
: i finder will please return to 22l W. Sixth
bfreot, and receive reward. 17-2t
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FOR SALE.

T1'OR SALE - FEATHERS - Large 41s-lb
IT pillow, 81 each; s5-lb. beds, s.; choice
feathers, l5c per lb. Feathers renovated. e.
Nv. MORRISON, 81 w. Sixth street, between
4iain and W alnut, up stRiIs. au6-lm
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These fdyorite brands are made at the WEST
END MILLS (James X. Hurln's), Sixth street.
pear freeman. Cali and leave your order. De-
3iyered free. Satisfaction guaranteed
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-18
FOR RENT--ROOMS.

FLOR RENF-'R ROOM S-Three nice large
IN rooms on first floor, with water and gas;
also three on third. L. ACHOR, 5s7 sycamore
street. aulT-2t*
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-18
PREFERRED SPECIALS.

: WASHERS AND WRINGERS
Eor sale and repaired. OLD wringers taken in
exchange. F. TETTENBORN, 2l9 W. Fifth.
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