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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05
Board OF Public Works.

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present aud President
Bell in the chair.
Mr.. Caldwell presented the following
"Resolyed, That IA committee of three
be app Inted TO take into consideration
he deficiency in the funds over which
the Board OF Public Works have contro
and report suggestions of remedy there
for, or other modes OF retrenchment."
Lost. Aves-Baker and Caldwell
Nays-Beli, F0o!e and Gessert.
Tue same gentleman offered the fol.
lowing, which was referred TO the Com.
mittee on Streets and Bridges:
"Resolved, That the Consolidated
Street Railroad Company be notified to
raise tue track or provide for drainage
at the intersections OF Central avenue
at Fifth, Sixth and Seventh streets. re-.
spectlvey; also to replace defective
curves"
The committee to whom was referred
the resolution that the Engineer report
an ordinance to establish the grade OF
Wallace street, from l. berry to the end
of Burners subdivision, Storrs Town
ship, recommended it's adoption, Re-
te:red to the committee on Grades and
Improvement.
Adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05
LATEST LOCAL.
No baseball today.
FATE frOwns on the circus.


FATE frowns on the circus.
Jos. GIESTING, an eighteen-Year-old
boy, who lived with his parents al No.
240 LOngworth street, is missing from
his home sincs Friday evening.
ED. LINGARD, alias John Conway, a
confidence man from st. Louis, arrested
by Detectives Mead and Murray, was
sent out to the WOrk-house for thirty
days this morning.
The young man Henry Loehmann, of
2.6 W alDut street, who disappeared so
my seriously last Saturday, is still miss
ing. His father and family are greatly
distressed at his absence.
UNDER the direction of MIR. Kirton, a
ten-incn line OF water pipe Will be laid
on Vine street from Fifth TO Fourth and
down this street to the Grand Hotel.
Work will begun next Monday.
The State Board Of Public Works will
arrive here next Monday evening ana
hold a meeting next Tuesday morning
at = O'Clock at the office of the Canal Col
lector. The party Will then leave tor
Toledo on an annual trip OF inspection.
COL. SNELBAKER, Ex-Chief of Police,
has commenced suit against the iather
of Abe R)thschild, to recover $220 al.
services as elective" The case is set
down Ior next TUESDAY mOrnlng, before
Squire T. a. johnston.
The Eureka Society will celebrate
their tenth anniversary tonight, and, in
compliance with general request OF
the members, will reproduce the play OF
'Consclence," which was SO excellent
ly received on former occasion. The
entertainment will conclude with the
usual mop, such as the Eureka are In the
haDlt OF giving.
LAST evening Court Officer Frank
Ramsay and squad OF policemen
raided the gambling rooms of Blackey
Edwards and Tom Hartshorn, at 214
Vine street, and captured The following
player: J. W. Wallace, Tulmore W eb.
sler, Jack VallaudIgnam, John Ash.
burns, George Jones, Harry Lee and
Clarence Singleton, clerks, and d. X
Martin, the dealer. The tables, deal
boards aud playing aphernalia were
also taken. La the Police Court this
morning the men were dismissed.
JOHN LEE and Frank Mazzoni, two
suspicious characters, were arrested
last evening i'll front OF The National
Theater by Detectives Mead anh Mur-
ray. and locked up at Hammond-street ct
Station. A skeleton key was frund on
Mazz mi, and a charge Of carrying bur-
glars tools was then preferred against
both OF the men. They were, moreover,
charged With lettering. The officers also
found on them s. 80 gold
piece, which was Identified by
Alr. Wessner as part OF the
money stolen last evening from NJ. 26
Green street. The charge Of grand lar
ceny Was then also preferred against
the men. In the Police Court this morn.
ing they demanded jury trial in f.;
burglary case, The trial vas set for
next Friday. The other cases were con.
:inued to Thul sday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05
HALSTEAD,S MISSION.
The New York World Victimix

nv +NSs va " Au l.
BY reference to the STARS telegraphic
| columns to-lay it will De seen that the
news comes from New York that Mr. N.
Halstead, editor of the Cincinnati CON-
mercial, had been rendered the appoint
ment of Minister to Turkey.
There Is no truth whatever in the
statement, as was learned by STAR re-
porter who called upon Mr.. Halsteaa
this morning to ascertain from him the
facts in the case.
lie treated the matter as a Joke. ana
was satisfied that the idea orig mated
with some one in this city. He wants
no foreign mission, but proposes to slay
right here, and continue business az the
old stand.
The New York World publishes lhe
item tC-luy as coming from a Cincinnati
correspondent. II is Just as reliable as
that in reference to the dangerous i'll
ness of Archbishop Purcell, which the
same correspondent telegtaphs them.
VINO this grapevine itemizer is, is not
clearly known, but we have the word ot
the author I'D correspondent OF ,has
paper that he had nothing to do vita
either dispatch.
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NEW YORK CITY.
The Dry Goods Tra de.
National Associated Press TO the Star.

National Associated Press 10 the star
NEW YORK, May 5.-rhere mas been a
continued sluggish movement in nearly
all descriptions of domestic cotton goods
from agents hands, and hosiery In light
demand. The Job trade has been on the
whole little more active. Cotton goods
quiet. Light fancy prints and shirings
i'll limited demand. Dress goods in IL
regular demand. The market tor men's
wear of woOlens is quiet.
Specie and Provisions for Europe.
| The various steamships sailing iOr
Europe tc-lay carry upward OF 81 000, ,0U0
OF specie. TneY will also take out all
immense quantity ofprovisons.
| Major George w. Mclean,
who has commanded the OLD Guard
since It's organization, has rendered his
Resignation and it mas been accepted,
Major General w. s. Hancock and Geo.
| b. Mcclellan and Colonel John Jacob
| Aslor are spoken OF for the vac lncy.
President Hayes
and wife are to be the guests of Ex-Gov-
ernor Morgan when Cney visit THIS city
on the 14Lh INST.
10 Europe by Balloon.
The Herald says that u meeting of
aeronauts is to be held in Philadelphia in
July to discuss The leasibi ity OF eros. =
ing tue Atlantic by balloon; also, that
Charles IL. Grimly, an experienced bal
loonlst OF this city, offers to attempt
crossing the ocean by balloon if some
one will defray the expenses of build
ing aud equIpp.ng the balloon. He be-
ewes he coui1 reacn Euro Je in tour
days.
Missing Men.
No tidings have been nau of John Il,
DAILY. the missing millionaire, VINO dis
appeared on Tuesday last, nor OF Capt,
VIM L. Hogan, prominent citizen oil
Brooklyn, who disappeared the same
uay.
Suicide.
James BOthrusL, entry clerk in the
Third National Bank, shot himself in the
left side last evening, lntlicting probably
fatal injuries. FInanclal Troubles are
supposed 10 have been the cause of the
act.
Fire This Morning.
Early this morning Il fire broke out in
r. Il. Farrington's furniture warehouse,
Canal street, causing damage to the
amount OF $20,OO0.
Oakley Hall.
1t is now helieyed that Oakley Hall is in
communication with his family, or that
they are to join him in London.
Members Of the family say he has not
communicated with them nor with any
OF his friends since his departure, and
letters sent to him by his family he has
refused to receive, aud he has also re.
fused to see any American newspapers.
This family have given up all hope OF
hearing from him, at ieasl lor the pres. |
ent. Mrs. Hall has sufficient means to |
provide comfortably tor her family.
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THE OLD WORLD,

National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, May 5.-There are renewed
rumors of split in the English Cabinet
regarding the Eastern question and sew.
eral changes in the ministry are prot
able.
THE BRITISH IRON-CLADS
now at Corfu have been ordered to
rendezvous at Crete. There is great
activity at the English War Office, and
the war preparations continue.
Heavy supplies OF manitious of war
and large reinforcements of troops are
going forward 10 the Mediterranean.
BoMBARDING GALATz.
A dispatch from Galatz says the Turks
have bombarded the town.
ROUMANIAN REPRESENTATIVE LEAVES
TURKEY.
LONDON, May 5.-Prince Ghika, the
Roumanian representative at CONSTANT
nople, has been ordered to leave that
city.
THE RUSSIANS
nave removed tnelr amy HEADQUARTERS
10 GaIatz. There is strong force OF
Russians between Erzeroum and Kars,
NOTES ON THE WAR.
1t is reported tnat the bombardment
OF lbrail and Barboschi recommended
yesterday evening.
A special from Bucharest saws: The
Consul at Galatz telegraphs that a
Turkish monitor has been firing on the
batteries below REM since IL o'c,ock
his morning. The point OF attack is
probably lsAEtchi or IsAkia, between
Reni and Tultcha, where the Russian
are constructing bridge.
A Vienna dispatch says the cannon
ade was between the Russian batteries
and gunboal, which was exploring the
mouth o. the Pruth.
The Montenegrins hold Duga Pass,
Mesisls. Sulleman Pasha.
vita twenty thousand men, is advancing
10 releve Coransko. Severe fighting IS
expected.
The Porte will not expel the Russians
from Turkey.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05

Gibson, $50 and 80 days; John Welsh, q;
Charles Rose, continued to 7th ins' I;
Mary Reynolds, b days; John ManniOz,
dismissed.
Disorderly Conduct-Edgar CurIey.
John Jones, Hattie Ellis, dismissed;
Harry Hughes, s.; Lizzie L lwards, coz
inued 10 Sth inst; Annie Doug lass,
costs.
Assault and Battery-EliZa Hunter,
Emma Sherrick, Winnie Forrest, Kate
Maley, dismissed; Peter Salarier, Frank
Cislow, continued to 10th inst.
Petit Larceny-Charles Long 20 days;
same, dismissed; Ben. Perry, contis-
ued to 10Th inst; Chas. Williams, SIS;
Geo. Holloway, 30 davs and 5000; Chas.
Malloy, $25; VIM. McKeowG, dismissed.
Aiding and Abetting Gambling-J. W.
Williams, Tulman Webster, George
Jones, John Vallandingham. A. 4.
Louis, Harry Lee, John Ashbury, ID. Z,
Martin, Caldwell Singleton, Dismissed
Grand Larceny-John Lee, Frank
Mazzoni, two charges, continued to 9gh
insf.
Miscellaneous-John McNulty, Thas.
Mularky, lettering, continued 10 Sth
inst; Ed. Lingard, same, 80 days; j. X
Paul, vagrancy, same; Mary Rey nOlds,
Thomas Reynolds, lettering, dis
missed; Joseph Sullivan, same
charge, continued to the 9th inst {;
John Lee, Frank Mnzzoni, burglarS
tools, continued to 11th inst; Albert
Marznuf, committing nuisance, SO; Jos.
AIams, j. c. Gallendorf, breaking into
railroad car, continued to Oh inst /;
Conrad Breuder, John King, street beg
ging, 500 and 30 lays; Joseph Lindeman,
cCmmlttlDg Nuisance, dismIs srd; Tne0.
Clauss, shooting to kill, dismissed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL
Reported as Dying, but i'm Better
Health than Ever.

There was u tremendous excitement
around the Cathedral square tc-iay.
owing to telegram, seat as special
from this city to New York, and resent
to this city from there, to the effect that
Right Rev. Archbishop Purcell was IT,
ing at his residence in "a dying condi-
ZION. .s.- >
The telegram that caused the unusual
excitement was the tollowi1g:
NEW YORK, May 5.-A Worlds special
from Cincinnati says: Archbishop Pur-
celPs health is failing rapidly, and nis
condition is such tnat little nope is e.
tertained for his recovery. He was one
of few who in the Ecum nical Cnuncll
opposed the proclamation OF the dogma
OF inGallibIlily. 1t is believed Father
daily, OF the Cathedral, will be his sue
ceSsur."
A STAR Reporter called at the Arch
bishops residence at noon, and was met
AT the door by Rev. Edward Purcell,
brother OF HIS Reverence.
On stating our mission, we were iR-
formed that the telegram WAS withDul
| foundation, and that His Reverenpe
never felt better il his lie tina" Ia. -.--.
I To-day. No explanation could be giyea
as to The cause OF the rumor of the Arch
bishops decline in health, eXceDt that
some one who wished to create a furore
here telegraphed TO the World the above
mlsSIYe.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05

AN INTERESTING SUBJECT-In a sub-
urb OF 81. Louis Is young womeu,s
st m nary, and the luoils have a debat-
ing society. Recently they discussed
the question, ''ls it proper tor grl to
permit male cousin 10 kiss ner7s
Newspaper reporters were not admit
ted, but an account of the debate was Sc
cured at second hand. The weight of
the argument was that girls checks
may be kissed with propriety by voung
men VINO are really cousins, but their
m1uths, II kissed at all by m lie relatives
So Instantly removed, must be touched
dalntlly, or love making may result. Tee
aul horltes of the seminary, on learning
what had happened, ordered that ali
questions to he discussed must first be
sanctioned by them, and that member
OF the faculty must attend every meet
ing.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05

The case oIfhus. &. Bowen as men.
toned yesterday resulted in verdic,
OF acquittal aud conviction as to Smith
Jno. q. Appenzeller, indicted for dis.
ti.ling without bond, was fined ST.. .0OC
and sentenced to SIX months in The
County Jail.
Jonn Mliilkan, assignee of Madison
W. Jones, Med petition in the District
Court against Austin B.SOutnard for the
sale OF tract OF land in Fayette
County. A similar suit was brought BY
James Straley and John Tway, as
signees OF VIM. j. Hess, against James
NJ. Willis anu others.
Toe Shelby Iron Compapv. of Ala
bama, filed petition in the Circuit
Couri against John l.. Gill, car builder
in Columbus, o., to recover 81, 1888 is AID
interest on three promlssory notes,
Ihe Two boys, Snyder and Mobsbauer.
arrested Tor attempting to pass counter.
fell money, were held for examination
before Commissioner Hooper on tuesday
next.
N - session of the Court to-day.
HAMILTON DISTRICT.
Il. L. Cilley aid others against the
city. This case came up by appeal.
The action was brought for an iDjunc-
tion against the city TO prevent it from
corrupling by waste matter from the
city lnhrmary certain streams. Case
in progress.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-Henry Alters, 80 Gays;
August Guide, 50; q. Koch, Henry Will
ken. 50; Edward Paradise, costs; Jane
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05
FRESHEST FROM ABR CAD.

National Associated Press to the star.
THOMAS CARLISLE ON THE WAR.
NEW YORK May "a telegram cable
from London says that Thomas Carlisle
publishes letter in the London Times
to- 'ay on the Russia Turkish
conflict and possible contem-
plations involving the great
Powers. He thinks the present policy OF
England is drifting the nation war.
wards, and declares no British interest
needs protection except the Suez route.
He speakes of the ignominy of England
in being connected with Turkey
at all, and asserts that the only hope
OF the Turks lies in RussiWs angering
them and gradually drilling them into
knowledge and experience. he de-
nounces the newspaper outcry against
Russia.
RUSSIA EFFECTS LOAN.
LONDON, May 5.-Russla Is stated TO
have Effected loan Of one hundred
million francs in Paris from French, Ge. :
man and Du ch bankers.
DISTRUSIFUL OF ENGLAND,
VIENNA, May 3. .-Oticlal Attends
Posts, st. Petersburg, advices state
great distrust prevails against England.
Batteries on the Battles are being re-
paired and AIMED, and hundreds oil
torped0es are ready for the Gulf of Fill
land.
AUSTRIA WILL OCCUPY BOSNIA AND HER
ZEGUVINA.
MANCHESTER, May 5.-The Guardian
gives great prominence to the 70 lowing:
"Intormation reaches Us from trust
worthy quarter that Austria has deter.
mined, as a cautjonary measure, to oc-
cupy Herzegovina"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05

Mr.. Edward Preston writes to Lpn-
don paper: "rhe following curious aa-
vertlsement appeared in 1920: Informs
llon-Any person who can give informR-
tlon OF Mr.. Henry Ferguson, who diea
III 1ooo, aged hlnety-tour years, a native
OF America, will receive good corr
peusation for the favor. He was found
dead near the Tower, fl,5OO in bank
notes was discovered sewed In between
his clothes, and bundle of manuscript
was found in his pocket, containing y
Learned History OF the Prog, ess OF ths
Arts aud Sciences from the Period ,f
the Romans up to 1898" In his wretchea
howell near the city a valuable library
was also found. Apply at 253 Oxford
street,"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05
THE MORMONS,
Active Preparations to Resist
Further Arrests.


Further Arrests.
National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, May GA Herald special
from Salt Lake says the indignation
aroused throughout the country by the
testimony at the John d. Lee trial ella.
tive TO the Mountain Meadow massacre
mas LED the Norm0ns to apprehend the
arrest Of Brigham Young aud others, who
are accused of sanctioning the commls-
sion OF the crime.
The Saints have determined to resist
any movements against Brigham Young
by the Federal authority, and Uney are
secretly armins and drilling throughout
Utah Territory. Orders have been
privately issued by the famous NouvUo
Legion requiring that dilapidaled organ
lZLLion to be i'll readiness tor active
service on the 2lst inet. The order to
reorSanize is signed by Col. VIM. Ii.
Dame, Commander, one Of the chief men
indicted Tor participating in the massa.
ere.
Preparations for hostilities are partic-
ulnr.y active among the southern set
Elements, to which !our boxes OF breech-
loading rifles were shipped last week.
n glt meetings and drills of squads Of
Motmons are going OIL in Salt Like City.
IL Is reported that some OF these pr,
ceedngs are conducted within the in.
closure in The immediate vicinity of
L,on House, where Brigham Y1uDp
resides. Brigham Young boldly asserts
that The MormOns, VINO have been driven
so often and so lar, will be driven no
longer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05
An Array of Talent,

National Associated Press to the Star.
BOSTON, May 5.-An entertainment
given at the Old South Churcn last nipbt
in aid of the fund Tor the preservation
oi the building was larg tly attended.
Gov. Rice presided. o iginal poems were
read by Oliver Wendell Holmes, RalDh
Waldo Emerson, Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe, Rev. DR.. James Freeman Clarke.
and Dr. Smith, author OF the nymn.
"America." John G. Whittier seat n
letter regretting his inability to be pres
ent,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05

A North Carolina exchange tells or
what happened on the Tarboro Brapeh
Road: Tue night was dark, and the fi?st
thing Mr.. Carroll knew he had q ishel n
covey OF COWS on the track. Fortunate.
ly they scattered without injury, Mr.
carroll thought he could discover some
toreign-!ooking object on the too Of the
&C" Catcher, but did not stop uutii he
had gone perhaps half a mile. On ana.
preaching the holt of his engine he Was
surprised at seelnga young cal, uuiellV
standing on the level part apparently
uniHJured, having dead-neaded his pass.
age Ipr half a mile. and comp paceatly
chewing his cud."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05
Miss Ella RnrnS.

The return of Miss Ella Burns 10 the
stage promises to be memorable in more
ways than one. The papers announce a
happy addition 10 the support in the
shape OF Mr.. John Norton, a well known
and talented actor.
The character OF the performance is
such as c0mmends itself to all lovers o +
the legitimate, and we predict happy
recognition.
The gifted yourg lady has benefit
Wednesd day AFTERNOON, when LIVES
Sacrifice" is offered.
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WASHINGTON.

National Associated Press to the Star.
Extra Session OF Congress Oct. Is.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-The proclama
ion OF President Hayes, convening Con.
sress in extra session ON the 15.h day
oi October, was submitted to the CaDi.
net and approved, and will be at once
,ormally issued.
A Gard from Nr. A. B. Mullett,
The Evening Star publishes the fol.
lowing card:
80 the Editor OF the Star:
II am not, as you are aware, in the
habit OF answering newspaper state
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05
The Extra Session.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-The action OF
the Cabinet yesterday in deciding not
to convene Congress in extra session
until the 18th of October, must not be
regarded, some of the members say, as
final. The matter VIII be laid before
the Cabinet on Tuesday and the action
OF yesterday probably rescinded.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05
Cotton Mill Burned.

National Associated Press to the Star
UTICA, May 5.-The Franklin Cotton
Mill, at sanquoit, owned by Ii. d. Brow
nell & Co., was burned last night. The
fire was caused by the explosion of the
watchman's lantern. Loss $77,00O; in
surance $40 00U One hundred persons
are thrown out of EN- ployment.
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MINISTER TO TURKEY.

Neport that MIR. M. Haistead Has
1seen rendered the Position,
Special to the Star.
NEW YORK, May 5.-The Wo.ld this
morning publishes a special stating
that President Hayes has rendered the
Turkish Mission to NJ. Halstead, ESQ.
editor OF the Cincinnati Commercial.
ana urges him, in view of the present
Importance Of The place, to accent it,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05
Guilty of FfereSv.

National Associated Press to the Star.
TRENTON, N. j., May 5.-The trial OF
R'v. Mr.. Miller, of tue First Presby-
lerian Church, for heresy, was co.,.
tinued yesterday. Mr.. Miller spoke for
Two hours denying the charge, but he
was ound guilty by a Unanimous vote,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05
THE LATEST


Na ~ Associated Press to the Star.
WooNsoCKET, r. l., May ga young
lad named Peter Talbot, ten years of
age, was run over by an express train
this morning on the p. & W. Railroad,
and had both legs cut off.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05
T. bird Edition 4

Probably cloudy or partly cloudy, eoith
Hght sh0egers. tolIo,oed by clearing and
tatr ,ceather and rising temperature for the
neGt tWenty-tOur hours.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05
FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

Tor SALE II FARM Good farm OF 977z
i acres, situated u miles from Williams :
burg, IN Clcrmont County. Farm in good or
der. Will sell on VERY EASY terms. A good
chance for amy one desiring it to get good
home. Address b B. s.. star office, 20 " al
nut street, inGmnat, Q. jy25d&jy27w-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05

lNOUND-THE PLACE-The best place to
l. buy coffee, tea and sugar. You can get a
valuable present with every pound of fine tea.
Come to the CEN TEN Nj AL TEA COMPANY,
southwest corner Of Sixth and Plum streets,
and be convinced, for the country is in blaze.
my5-ItS
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05
FOR RENT--ROOMS.

TOR REM ROOM-A nicely furnished
Il room for two gentlemen, at 26 Plum street
between George and Seventh streets.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-05
PERSONAL.

HENRY LOEIMANN is STILL MISSING.
IL II he reads this Tor any one who knows
"n>re he is, secs IT. and wants money to bring
him home, can draw on the un tersi9 i9ned for ii
reasonable am unit Z, L. LOEHM ANN,
~
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FISH.
@. Ye Epicureans !

Go to ROas'T KEiTH'S, IT w. Fifth
street. The finest Shad and Fresh
Mackerel that ever came to this
market. Shad 1Oc; MackereI 12 1-2c,
Friday and Saturday. my4-2t