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Aa'' Times for shippers on the BaIti.
more a. OhIo Ronu. .r

'e Outu Atuuus r..#
%!eaS, as every body knows, there
.S'eeaaeontinuous complaint from ship
Ss =, along the line ofthe Baltimore & Ohio
~, I&i'oada As to the tariff OF rates imposed
sseeanany upon local shipments Of
sla,e and merchandise. The cry has
~ ,,Iu'na' The policy Of the road has kept
r., ~ IaS forever keep West Virginia
!. S'y settled Her lack Of local indus.
S'.., S specially manufacturing, is attri.
i,,% s %'h' policy Of the company, Dur
S. Is at year or two, especially since
A, I'declinc in the market prices Of
NV L%0Iahy's shares, consequent upon
b,;,,,, 'a'es Tor through freight, and the
m.eI aSance of its local business com.
hnSI. '0n Tie other trunk lines, the old
~ 'Illa' ;,i story has been often referred to,
4 Is'a,lS' a,,S Of the company's policy,
,~a''5e,hot ,',,' "a sighted man who killed the
sn''I sx 'aa' laid the golden eggs. Those
J'a'S EoNis Of tongue or PEN" as to
m 'aa' a,.' might hayC been, have been heard
Ey ESv.siy hand, the verdict Of the public
d. 1i 'aa' the company were now reaping
,TsD',a un'ato fruit Of their lack Of proper
Sis'Ay with the people along their line.
,,,.1 %I1'the city Of Wheeling Is CON.
Tss,., % she has had no particular cause Of
,S1,t ss'a'at Capt, Devrics, the popular
r.S,as p, aS'e' has been untsring 10 meet III,
nj :, ,,OiontncFrhants and manufacturers
d, n,1lI afale he has been successful. 1t /,
by.,,Ip1.' %Op.' Of the interior, who do not en-
In Sse I'VE do, the advantages Of compc,i
Nj, 'a'' "a have had cause to complain
H,,sS' ~ y, went up year by year to the leg
pis,,S..o s loF an investigation into thei
''a'e'' and at the last session a com
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weather IntIieatIon..

WASHINGTON, September 2-lA.x.-For
the Lower Lake regions, clear or partly
cloudy weacher, variable winds, mostly
westerly, astationary or higher pressure
and temperature.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley clear
or partly cloudy weather, winds mostly
westerly, stationary or higher pressure
and temperature, ..0.....
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Bullion gone into Bank OF England on
balance to-day ESG,O00.
THE RELEAsR or coNDoN AND MELODY.
Adyices from Dublin state that the news
OF the release OF Condor and Melody, Fe.
nian prisoners, had been received with
much rejoicing there. 1t is probable that
letter OF thanks will be presented TO Mr.,
Welsh, the American Minister, for his &C.
ton in the matter, signed by the leaders
OF the National party, and that IN address
OF thanks will also be forwarded to the
President, to Mr.. Eyarts, and to the>COn.
gress OF the United States. 1t is said they
have chosen an excellent manner in which
TO exhibit their influence and.at the same
time to manifest their sympathy for
Ireland; but, in discord with this feeling,
there is expressed in some quarters dissat-
isiaction with the implication that Condor
had been at all guilty Of wrong-doing, and
that his long imprisonment had taught
him wisdom.
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SPAIN.


MADnpr, August sl.-All tho property oil
the late Queen Christiana, valued ats, ,0000,.
900 francs, is left TO her children by the
Duke Of Riazares, having in her lifetime
given their portions TO Queen Isabella and
the Duchess OF MOntpensier.
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STREET RAILROAD SOLD.

The St. Clair and Collamcr Street Rail
way, built at a cost Of about twenty-five
thousand dollars, sold at Masters sale to,
day for three thousand three hundred and
thirty-tiye dollars.
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GERMANY,

King william to Resume His Duties.
LONDON, September la dispatch from
Berlin says It Is expected Emperor vii.
liam will soon resume his duties.
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LONDON, September LA dispatch from
Pesth says: Miskolsat, q town OF Hunga.
ry, was yesterday destroyed by an appall.
ing thunder storm. One hundred houses
were destroyed, and over one hundred
persons were killed. A great number Of
persons, and especially women and chill.
dren, were Injured. The calamity causes
the greatest distress in the vicinity. The
sufferings Of the afflicted at the sudder
loss Of their relatives were heartrending.
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RAILRoAn AccInENr.

LONDON, September 1.-There was q ter
rible accident at Ramsgate, yesterday, to a
train on the London and Chatham Rail
road. Many persons were killed and
wounded,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
How the Release of Condor and
MaIody Was Received,in Dublin.
Doubts as to the Enforcement Of the
Treaty of Berlin.
A Town in Hungry Destroyed by a
Thunder Storm.
Over One Hundred Persons Killed and
a Number Injured.
Fatal Railroad Accident in England.
Fatal Railroad Accident In England.
ENGLAND.


AT DEAD LOCK.
LONDON, August 31.-A correspondent
at Vienna represents that the negotiations
for a Convention are at dead lock.
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TuE Wheeling banks are now declining
to receive the silver trade dollars on do
,posit ,.-, r,r
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vrcKsBrRo, August Sl.-Two hundred
and four new cases and ten deaths during
the past twenty.iour hours. Among the
deaths is Major A. A. Bussley, Of the firm
OF Rice & Co. Among the new cases arc
Z. G. Carroll, Superintendent Of the ele-
yator, and Fathers Huberand 0berfelt, and
Signal Observer Tenncy.
The yellow fever has appeared at Green:
vile, Miss. Two deaths are reported, and
the people are panic stricken and flying
from the town.
The Typographical Union has sent one
hundred and fiveappeals to sister Unions
for assistance. Remit to Michael F. Bat
tie, Secretary.
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AT JACKSON, MiRs,

JACKSON, Miss, August 3l.-one death
from yellow fever was reported here to-
day, causing considerable excitement, and
many persons arc leaving the city. Su-
perintendent David Flanery, ofthe West
ern Union Company, has gone to Grenada
toreopen telegraph Communication. Three
operators there arc down with the fever.
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A CHINESE nrNEDY roR YELLOW rEyER.

ST. LOUIS, August 81. = Hong Chin Foo, a
Chinaman who has resided In this coun-
try since 1873, leaves here tonight for
Memphis to treat yellow fever, hya rene
dy which he claims to be infalliblc. lIo
proposes TO make pipes Of peculiar con-
struction and provide 0 preparation OF
opium and some oil, tho use Of which he
states IL the real cause OF the immunity Of
the Chinese from the rnvages Of the dis
ease, He Is perfectly sanguine Of tho sue
cess Of his experiment. -. l-
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AUSTRIA.
A TEnRIBLE CALAMITY IN HUNGARY

TRIESTE, August Sl.-some cases Of the
plague have occurred at Trieste.
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The Police Mutual Benevolent Associa-
ton has appealed to similar associations
elsewhere for assistance. They state that
many members and their families have the
yellow fever; that the funds OF their asso-
ciation arc exhausted; that they have
received no pay from the city for two
months, and consequently are greatly in
need OF assistance. Contributions may be
forwarded to F. n. Boylan, Chief OF Police.
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EXCITEMENT AT ASHLAND, KY.

ASHLAND, August 31.-The toyboat Iron
sides laid up opposite ewharfboat Thurs
day evening, when it was Immediately re;
ported that her crew were all sick and
dying with yellow fever, and that they
buried one man as soon as landed, which
report caused quite a sensation for few
hours. City Attorney S. S. Savage, Exam
liner Fields, and Chief Health Officer Ma
than Baldridge had Drs. Martin and Oraw-
ford summoned to visit the boat They
report but one man sick, and do not pro-
nounce it case Of yellow fever, but should
it be, it is the first case either Of them has
ever met
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Please wire the following to all Associ-
ated Press Agents, and publish the same
ut once in,your home paper: Grenada Is
without a Relief Committee, and. Is solely
In the hands OF the Howard Association,
to whom all supplies and moneys should
be sent, We need no more doctors, but
We want more nurses. Send all supplies
and moneys by express to the Howard
Association at Grenada, We can't uso
checks, drafts or Postoflice orders. We
need supplies more than we do money.
w. III. BRATrY. In.
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Nrw ORLEANS, August Sl.-A dispatch
to the Howard Association from Canton,
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A nIsrArCn YRoN oRENApA

Tells a terrible story of the present situa-
ton. 1t the first which has been sent
since Redding and Marshall, the operators,
were taken down. Tho place is entirely
in the hands OF the Howards, and much
more in need OF supplies and nurses than
money and doctors. Everything should
be sent by express, as drafts, money orders,
&c. are not available.
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NEw YoRK, August 3l.-This afternoon
the Board OF Health were notified that
the wife Of Joseph Celle, an Italian, was
lying sick ut her residence, 10 Union
Court, from what appeared to be yellow
fever. DR.. Janeway, accompanied BY sew
eral other physicians, visited the sick wo.
man, and her ctLsc presented symptoms Of
the disease. The house was thoroughly
disinfected, but the patient was not re-
moved. Furtherinvestigation will bemade
tomorrow. Mrs. Celle arrived in this city
with her husband from Memphis via Gin.
cinnati two weeks ago, and was taken sick
two weeks after her arrival,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-12
LATEST LOCAL.

SEARCH is being made in the city for two,
stray boys from Loclsland, Ohio; named
VIM. Boileau and Pendry.
A LOT of carpenter FOOLS and paints we're
taken. from new oouse ON Liberty sp~aet
below Dalto-.. avenue last night
A Arr r:r,cEEr.Boox containing $50 In money.
I'D a note for $50 was stolen from VIM. Z.
Gilmore while ON his way to this city on an
l. g. G. Railroad train.
TIE following prisoners were arraigned
in Court to-day, and all pleaded not guilty:
John Doe, Henry Pommails, A.. G. .Wag-
nef, Henry Bridgwater, Adam Wise, ,Chas,,
Williams B. Strule, G. w. Clark,
Moses Tribue, Hepry Mayrose,. John Falck,
John Canlbine. Fred. Marker and David
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Chas. Morgan Andy Baum, Golden Cts Colder
Crown. Paris G. Brown, Virgie Lee, Fleetwood,
POTOMAC, Wildwood City OF Portsmouth, Genera
Lytle. Louis A. sherley Thom9 Sherlock and
steamboat Movemenss..
The Fleetwood came down this morning, and
will be the regular c. d o. Railroad boat leayng
this evening at O'Clock for Huntington.
The Chas. Morgan will positively leave this eve
ming foPNew Orleans.
The Andy Baum will depart evening 70.
The City OF Portsmouth will. return to chilo at
p IN.
The Potomac arrived this morning and will re
turn to Pomeroy this evening.
. The Wildwood came down and returned IL
Maysville at noon..f
The United States will be the mail boat leayinp
this evening for Louisville
The Golden Crown will follow the Chas Nor.
gan and leave for New Orleans Saturday
The Cons Aillar will arrive and return to AeDI-
phisSaturday.
The Thos sherlock arrived from New orleane
last night and will return next Wednesday.
- BOnt-haDds Gossip.
VIM. Kealhofer, second clerk of the Golden City.
leaves ON the Andy Baum tonight for the Arkan-
sas Hot Springs
Yves. boss and Elijah Pierce will be the 'Chas.
Morgan's pilots TO New Orleans.
The new ana popular Ellen NJ Mccoy will leave
from the foot of Fifth street at 73O this evening
grand moonlight excursion, and will come up
and leave from the foot of Main street at 8p. m.
Tomorrow she will make an excursion to New
Richmond, leaving from the foot of Fifth
street at a. M, and from the foot of Main street
at l1 a. IN. See advertisement elsewhere.
For POmerOy.
THIS DAY, 18th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
IT, h POTOMAC, James Kirker, Master.
asasS Freight received on Wharfboat, foot OF
xzzs1saz'na3 Broadway. W. Honshell, Supt
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UNITED STATES.


Adam Forest, of Askervi1le, filed his vol
untary petition in bankruptcy. Liabilities
$685. assets $5,9l5.
In the matter of J. & ]. Sleyin & Co. in
bankruptcy, a petition was filed by Stallo &
kittredge to sell thirty-eight certain parcels
OF real estate.
Claiming Richards, u S. District Attor-
ney, entered nolle prosequi in each of the
following cases: Oliver Turner and Perry
Turner, making fraudulent returns as dis
tillers VIM. Nj. Green, presenting false and
fraudulent claim against the United States;
Nicholas Hentz, illegal voting; Peter Gard
ner, illegal voting; W. Duke Fleming, lille
gal voting; Thomas Fleming making false
writing; Thomas Stewart, peddling tobacco
without bond; John Rdgway, retailing
liquor without payment of special tax.
COMMON PLEAS.
o. III. Cox against Raphael Strauss. This
was an action in which the plaintiff sought
to recover for repairs made upon the house
.of the defendant an West Seventh street.
The jury returned verdict for plaintiff for
$709
POLICE.
Drunkenness-Corn Cronan, contin-
ued to June 18th; Henry Ryan, $40; Alfred
Dixon, 20 days; Mary Milligan, dismissed;
Chas McCabe, 80 days; Patrick Doyle, 10
days.
Disorderly Conduct-Julia Collins, 30
days; Michael Kelly and Joseph Cullen, dis
missed; Joseph Eckert, Honora Chancey,
Patrick Gragan, Henry Wash, John John
son, Dan. Johnson and Martin Foster, So
EACH; Henry Sheppard and Mollie O'Keefe,
dismissed; Nellie Fillman, $5 Charles Will
son. dismissed. =.
Assault and. Battery-Geo Twinner, So;
Martin Ryai and Albert Tibbals dismissed;
Charles Clark continued to,June 1sth An
ME Clay and Peter Hafsase dismissed.
Miscelaneous-JanesL Lane and Nicholas
Kelly, dismissed; John Hoffman, petit lar
ceny, $25; John Green, same, continued to
June 15th VIM. Sheridan, harboring vi
cious dog, dismissed; Chas. Clark, petit
larceny, CONTINUED to 18th inst; Minnie
Eye, vagrancy, 5000; Ed. Dehney BUR-
glary and having burglars tools, continued
to 18th inst.s JOS. Hees, John Winters, P.
O'Hara, 4. Shaney and Michael Mathey,
street begging, 20 days each; Henry ].
Diekman, abusing family, continued to
June 10th; Leo Marcinkowsky, same, dis
missed; Ody Metz, forgery, dismissed; II.
Howard, carrying concealed weapons, dis
missed Joseph Uphotf, forgery, continued
to June 18th; George Barton, known thief,
5000; Charles Hadfeldt lettering con-
tinued to June 18th.
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finest selections of the CINCINNATI Grand
Orchestra, with their entire force of fifty
artists. Miss Louise Rollwagen, the eminent
contralto, and the well known pianist, Prof
Armin Doerner as soloist. A great addition
al attraction will be Signor Juar Safcedo,
who has, in the spirit of the true artist that
he is, volun ieered one of his magnif-
cent cornet solos for the benefit
of the public. If the people do not evil
dence their appreciation Of. this spirit of en-
terprise that has assumed the risk of giving
them q first-class entertainment at the price
of one dime only, by filling the house to its
full capacity as We have no doubt they will
do, we shall be constrained to say that they
do not desire to have another opportunity
of the same kind. Only admitted number Of
reserved seats are now on sale for IS cents
extra, at NewhalPs Music Store and we ad-
wise all to go early, before they are ex-
hausted.
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NHarriage Licenses,

: The following marriage licenses have beer
ssued since our last report:
Chas. Hausman and Louisa c. kucchler
B. B. Ratliff and Sallie w. Beresford.
Geo. Rapp and Carrie Paner.
John Kleemeier and. Eliza Haverkamp
j. f. Browinski and Nora III. Conn.
Aug Stein and Veronica Fahrenholz.
Adolph Bauer and Josephine Brant.
l., e. Schneider and Julia Oehler..
GUS Gebeft and Annie Warren.
= Geo. Bourg and Louisa G.. Giesker.
Henry Hadler'and Minnie Berghaus.
Edmund Doyle and Eliz. Manning.
Isaac III. Rhodes and Mary Holden.
Ed. w. Blair and Eva johnson.
Joseph Matre and Theresa Biseh.
John Zubus and Louisa Gleckner.
Francis A, .Deller and Mary Karp.
Hugo Kruse and Lulie HeYl.
Fred, w. HIM and Carrie yeith..
Fred. Feus and Caroline Rempe. -,
Lewis Harpe and Yina A.: Bullard.
Thomas Britt and Anna Caden. So
A. T. Foster and Josin s, Wright.
George II, Befh. and Georgianna Moore.
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aR- IN order to, accommodate Eastern adver.
tisers in the STAR, MI. E. Duncan sniffen No. p
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
cur general and special agent for the Eastern
Btates. This will be q branch office of the STAR,
Mr.. snifien beink authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf, and receipt AL collections
therefor in ourname
nB- CINCINNATI. June 12-2:30 P. M.-Mess
pork quiet and easier. Lard fairly active. but
weak market. Bulk meats have slight down
ward tendency and rather slow sale. Hogs dull and
market weak. Whisky moderate sales and steady
atyesterday's price Floursteady and fair demand
for the local retail trade. Wheat quiet" and
steady Corn fairly active and receipts large.
Oats only light demand. Rye slow and no ma
terial change, Barley out Of the market. Cotton
firm but with no advance in prices Gold firm at
10l.
n9T-THE Covngton Office OF the STAR is at No.
Z East Pike street. in iIardin's Insurance Office.
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FOrty-fifth Congress - Second Ses-
sion.
SENATE


WASHINGTON, June IA. humber of
bills on the calendar, not objected to, we're
passed.
The Senate resumed consideration of the
River and Harbor Appropriation Bill The
bill having been completed in. Committee
of the Whole, it was reported to the Senal e.
and the amendments made in Committee
were conquered in and the bill was passed
by yeas 26, nays "a.
The Deficiency Appropriation Bill was
taken up, but laid over without action to
come up as unfinished business, tomorrow,
and the Senate adjourned. :.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-After long dis
cussion in regard to the order of business
.the. House went into Committee of the
Whole and resumed consideration of the
Sundry Civil Service Appropriation Bill.
The amendments to increase the appropria-
tions for the Cincinnati and St. Louis Gus
tom-heuses from $780, 900 to $4OO, 600 each
were rejected The Committee arose.with-
out completing the bill and the House took
recess until $50 o'clock, the evening ses-
sion to be for the consideration of reports
from the Committee on Naval Affairs.
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The Grand Jury.

The following is the partial report of the
Grand jury, as made today.
Wade Harris, burglary; Geo. Garrett lar
ceny; G. A. Wells, forgery, three indiet-
ments; Philip Planter. grand larceny; VIM.
Walker, grand larceny. two indict-
ments; Albert Jones, shooting;
VIM. Miller, shooting; James Mooney. rob-
Johnson, shooting Edward Noell, Chas.
Hall and Moses Levy, burglary
Robert Patterson, grand larceny; Alexan-
der Noell, burglary; Bernard Cam, shoot
ing; John Doughman and Charles Lewis,
house-brcaking; Peter Martin, grand lar
Ceny
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LOt,al Personals.

Col. Richard Holland returned ffom ST.
Louis yesterday.
Major w. D.. Bickham, of the Dayton
Journal, is at the Burnet.
Edwin Cowles, ESQ., editor of the Cleve-
land leader, is at the Grand
Mr.. Lew. Reihold, of the Dayton Beckel
House, was in the city yesterday.
Archibald ST. Clair is the newly appoint
ed Secretary at the Cincinnati Conservatory
Of Music.
Miss Bessie NJ. Dunn and Mr.. Edwin s.
Long were married last night at ST. Paul p.
Z. Church.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Ispeclal dispatches to the star.l

On CITY, Pa. June 12-9 A., M.-Allegheny
River feet inches and falling. Weather partial
ly cloudy. Thermometer $40. Witid south
[ Allegheny River rose feet inches last night
ED. STAR
BROWNSVILLE Pa June 12--1o A: M.--Monon-
gahela River 4 'feet inches. and rising. Weather
fair. Thermometer SO. Wind southeast.
PrrrsBtkG, June PIP M.---River feet inches
and falling Weather isir and cool,
CHARLESTON, W. VA. June 12--10:ao A, NJ
Weather calm, cloudy and pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, June 12--No arrivals. Depar-
lures for this evening: Commonwealth, for st.
Louis A: C. Donally, for Cincinnati. River feet
below high Water mark. Weather showery
The weather continued to fall here at noon to-
day, with feet inches in the chanpel.
Weather partially cloudy and pleasant. Light
rain last night between IL and o'clock
The following steamers were In port at noon:
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FEELS YOUNG KGAIN.

"My mother was afflicted a long time with neu-
ralgia and dull heavy, inact We. condition of the
whole system; headache nervous prossration, and
was almost helpless No physicians or medicines
did her any good Three months ago she began
to use Hop Bitters with such good effect that she
seems and feels young again, although over 70
years old. We think there is no other medicine
fit to use in the family."-A lady, Providence
II. /. ie1O-3tdM We SF,9ie27- -2tV
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A picnic for the benefit of st. Andrew
Church, Avondale comes oil tomorrow at
Cook & Thale's Grove.
The anniversary Of the Cincinnati
Womans Christian Temperance Union will
be held in the Central Christian Church,
Ninth street, tomorrow evening.
The commencement exercises of Chicken
ing.Institute will be held in the Vine-street
Congregational CHURCH on tomorrow even
ing at o'clock. Nineteen young gentle
men will graduate.
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Death Record.

The Following deaths have been placed 'ol
record since our last report:
Infant Nipple, stillborn, city.
Anna Mooney, 81 yrs, England.
Iyana Walter IS mos, city.
Clara r. Poothacher, 81 mos, city,
Francis T. Donayan yrs, city.
Simon Med, So yrs, Germany.
Infant Murphy, stiilborn, city. '.
Carolina Lushey, 30 yrs, city.
Arthur Heinzman, 3 wks, city.
Unknown person.
Herman Wenshen,' 5 mos, city.s
Cora Williams, mos city.
Henry Margraff, 81 yrs, city
Martin L. lemon, mos, city.
Ellen ODonnell, A yrs, city =.
Corhelia Shehan, So yrs, Ireland
Bessie DAILY, Z DAYS, city.
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FINANCIAL.

,CfNcINNt.1Ef. June 12--1 80 NJ.
The gold market Is firm to-day. Quoted in Wall
street at le.A y, fsuying here at to04 and selling
81 IU1, Gold checks on New York at 1915.
Sterling exchange is in moderate demand and
no variation in rates. Sight drawn at 81 S715 and
sixty days'at 81 $50 per {, in gold,
Eastern exchange is not called for to any great
extent, but the receipts are light and rates are
steady and unchanged, Dealers are buying at par
and selling at 1-10 prem. .,;
The market for Government bonds remains firm
and the LOCAL demand light. Quoted buying and.
selling as follows: