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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-15


Day before yesterday Hon. Thomas
Bagley Potter, member Of Parliament for
Rochdale, arrived in New York city.
Distinguished Englishmen have visited
our shores before, but none have come to
Us who are so greatly entitled to our
afCectionate regard as the above named
gentleman. lie was tho friend Of the
government in the trying and dark times
Of therehellion, and for this he is worthy
of distinguished consideration while he
remains in this country. As he has iden.
tilted himself SO thoroughly with the
cause Of America in England, the follow.
ing sketch of his careor may be Of interest
to Americans:
lie was born in 1917, OF a family tliat
was celebrated for its %stronglOve OF liberty
and independence. OF his grandfather it
is said that an English mob attacked his
house becausOh he rctuscdto celebrate when
the news arrived Of King Georges vic.
tories over the Americans in the Revolu.
ton. His father. thelate Sir Thomas Potter.
was q leader OF liberal thought in England,
and was one Of the originRtors Of the Anti.
Corn Law league. Mr.. Potter was one Of DR.,
Arnold's pupils at Rugby; and completed
his education at University College, Lon.
don. Since his youth he has been active
in the field Of social and political reform,
having been President OF tho Manchester
Reform Association, Vice President Of tho
National Labor Union, tho Lancashire
Reform Union and the Ballot Society.
During the war OF tho rebellion he was
President of the Union and Emancipation
Society "A society which had inr Its object
the formation and expression OF public
opinion in England in favor Of the MAIN
tenance OF the American Union and the
emancipation Of slaves. BY the efforts OF
this organization Great Britain was pre-.
vented from acting blindly in dealing with
either tho North or South. throughout
the war Mr.. Potter worked faithfully in
his endeavors to enlighten the public
mind concerning the relations between
the two powers in this country.
Upon the death OF Mr.. Golden in 1866.
Mr.. Potter was elected to fill his place in
Parliament. Al the announcement Of the
assassination OF President Lincoln, Mr.,
Potter, in behalf OF tho House OF Com.
nous, presented Minister Adams a mem
orial expressing heartfelt sympathy with
the American people. At a final meeting
Of the Union and Emancipation Society
after the war, All address was delivered to
Mr.. Potter, signed by $50 Of the leading
radicals OF tho time. This address speaks
in high terms OF his work In behalf Of the
cause OF liberty. and contains this section:
"When tho friends OF good government
in this country were too generally silent
and inactive in regard to the Shareholders
rebellion in the Southern States Of Amer
lea, you boldly allied yourself with the
w%orkfnRmCn in forming this association,
which proclaimed as Its cardinal points
the maintenance Of the Federal Union
and the abolition Of negro slavery in the
United States.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-15

IT was decided at Louisiana, Mo, a few
days ago that u fire engine belonging to I
city cannot be seized and sold for its debts
Creditors Of the city had obtained iudg'
ment in the United States Court on i'll
bonds, and the fire engine and apparatus
belonging 10 the city were seized; but The
city applied to Judge Porter, OF tho Pike
County Circuit Court, for an order %enjoin'
ing the sale. It was granted on the ground
that the Ore department property was par
Of tho city government and lis soizurennd
sale would be against public policy. Tht
Court further held that the proper courst
to pursue was ioapply for u mandamus or
the City Council requiring it to lOvy a aG
on the property OF tho city for the pay
ment Of the judgment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-15

Two reunions Of tho soldlCrs and sailors
Of tho country will take place in ohio this
month in towns situated near TO Wheel
Ing. Tho Cambridge affair begins on the
26th, and the stcubenville reunion on the
18th. The President and tho prominent
soldiers Of the war have siguifed their In
tention Of attending both events.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-15

The spectacle Of q Democratic newspa'
per bedecking ip column heads with vic
iorions ROSTERS over Tho election Of the
Bourbon ticket In Kentucky, is quite a
ridiculous as going into an o%cstatic spastn
over n Democratic majority in the 'trooIJ
loil county Of Motel in this State,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-15

goods' anywhere In this country. Ire.
member that Of this time a yessel loaded
With AEnStSh goedS-stlks, prints and
mahniactdred Goods oteRll kinds was
|smuReled into Caitine, andthe goods were
hauled from Castine across the country TO
Boston byox teams. .A I4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-15
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10. 1879.

PerAon1 leaving t0wa for 1f AeaSo5 and suns
mer iAaueIsra, en- hdse Tn DAILY lSfEtII.
aENcER mailed TO GasmyPOdpaids tOr66eNis
par month, Gq aidrsusbang changed a. Gfm
IA heirfd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-15

Go0D PAYING PROPERTY IN THE
VI SECOND WARD, ON MARKET STREET, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION ON EASY TERMS.
Twill SSll at suction At front Of Court House on
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, 1870,
Alto o'clock a. NJ, the north bali Of lot number %,
on the east side Of Market street, being % feet on
Market street and about 1&S feet deep, running along
IRON Market StFeOt with Alley SIX 70 ALLEY g In Tho
rear, beint Just half 4 square above Market House.
The buildings are one three story brick dwelling,
ono ~tW0-stoEy dwelling, a carpenter shop and Office.
The dwellings rent In apartments aud usually bring
In from 40 TO $50 per month, paid monthly In adj
vance,
TER4s-SSOo call, the balance In nvc equal pay.
mentS, running one, two, three, four and i've Year,
with Interest 81 8 POr cent. Some Of last payments
might DO longer extendsd,lf desired. The deferred
payments TO BE- secured by decd Of trust on the prop.
erty. Title perfect and guaranteed. II dehred, this
property could be sold In two parcels. The A1t par.
Gel, 81 feet On Market street, BY about n feet on Alley
SIX, Including the three story brick and everything
west Of the west wall Of the tWo-StOFy dwelling. The
second parcel would DO about IS feet on Alley G By
about 90 feet on ALLEY Slx, Including the two-St0ry
dwelling aud everything east Of the west wall thereot
II sold separately the cash payments required will b
500 on the front part aud SJo0 on The other portion
the balance ll ave yearly Payments a. above.
W. H. HALLER, AuCtloneaE,
aug for JAS. l.. HAWLEY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-15
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF rRl1ss-wuEE1lsO TINE.

Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train only runs
between Wheeling and TrlndOlphiA.
tDally except ~Sunday-GtTRrk Accommodation.
tSteuGeuVille AccoinmOdAtIOn.-ThIs train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tina Ferry and BelGirc, stopping when required nj
sherman House, &:tnaville, West Wheeling and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-15

Severe thunder storms yesterday dam
aged the crops in the midland counties OF
England,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-15
SYLVANUS REEDS
WEST VIRGINIA University.

Niue depaItnenIs Of study; TEXTBOOKS furnished
penSes for one year from SI75 10 5000; non.stc-
tattan, liberal, thorough. Fall term begins Sep
sSSFor catalogues and other Information apply
e me President J.R Thompson, MOrgantowE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-15

BOARDING. PLEASANT ROOMS,
u WITH BOARD. Table Boarding 81 90 per week,
MRS, WILLIAM HILLMAN,
No, iii ChApllne street. aui2
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TOBACCOs.'

r I am now receiving the following brand, Of ebo,,,
dd@SS1ISSSi h "a gSlT s. ga 10 sold subject tOths late sIU re.
do "NicEci Es IS1: AHaaSS' NAVY
DO "Dtme Eugget,h
do Navy a. Mahos, Nav.
do 1e-oE. lbs, "a T'
~ do Double-ThIek 81 Dark N,vv
FinseF's Long john Mahogany TVibs
90 "ie-oE. pounds, MR6oVan1.
a. %o ga I SstnSt s SIRiE TEt..' 4-oI-Dua,lIs.
"Da1sonls" S-ox. TEid.
Park Lake, 8-oE. TVIs,
"0nnoeo" 3-ply Twist, t.ox.
Little Pet" l6.ineh TwiEt- To-.
"BanAn3" Cable Coll. lOs,
"MegnolLAn do DO Id.
"Hethen chlneS' DO ioL
"silVer Bell' ioa,
".hArtPosa' Il-Ineh, bright, poupd,.
""fEo{al Getap" Pinch, Il
indian" Fine Cut ID pals.
MI. NJ. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-15
NEW ApVERTlsEMENTs.

r 0sE-A PLAIN GOLD RING, on
4l1 Mnk9 street, last night. A Liberal inward
NIl 9 nd Spou ~ return @ TN onles, a.itlStat
more yaluable TO The owner than % any one else. :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
LLEnNL 800 R4cLS lO.DAE.

The programme for to-day's racing at
Jerome Park includes the valuable Hunler and Maturity
81 kc- with a long nomination let Of tiirty-three
taree-yea--od nlnes tie former Will only have two
starters O. l. Lrillsrds Ferda aud Beimonts Fiddle
string: tie odds are 10 l on Ferida. The Maturity
stakes exces the warnest interest for out or thirty
seven nominations at 5000 half forfeit. Held NJ s1
good horses Will probably or these Franklin wa
tie favorta lasf ni-ht 20 being LAID against bin,
10 against Day STAR Bonnie Wood, . 20 against
spartan or Charley Bu.h. and to against Danchei,
tie last named not being 10 start. FFaokin and
Bonnie Wood carry ll5 pounds. and The other, us In
the selling = miles, Wadeld tlo2 poundsl J. the
fav0rte IT, Gtid o. tsu compT Kingston. Boaraan
and Pquo 90 pounds each scotiia and Scotland t7s
.aeiJ Albert and Rochester 1O2 each), Alieveur uO5
and -sce no. In the second selling Iuee Tor purse
of 500 / mue aud furlong, seven borses viii proc
ably Start: Uua S7 pouIdsl. Lady LEU trol. Milan
uOll Ian h. Eiw A. and VsrIant QO4 eachl sun
.nt {9-i Charley Oorh& (9s. Unt Il the iAYorte
Win D.l X second choce The iast on she rcgu-
ar programme II Tor maiden twOyear olds. thre'-guar
IRIS OF mile, or a purse OF S4OO Go Forth Emily F.
VARIETY Oneen's own. Edeiwesss, Diana. X NJ Ernest
sv r ma Blsiein will start The last ed carries
los D.lues ali the rest throe pounds less. Qneeu's
Ogu was the favOrite last night with Dana second
cuoic. II addiilon these races mstch half mils
viii be- run between BaIonet and LOtiery the I0imcr
carrying 100, the latter III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Surgeon ". X. Soho
aed i ordered % The Mare Island Navy Yard Passed
Assistant surgeon n Bertcette is detached from TIE
NenYors Naval Hospital and ordered 10 the Cons'eiia
non On the arrival OF that vessel IN L rope ne VIII re-
mart for duty on board the wyoming AssislAntPay-
master ". g. G. Wilson IS ordered nom Tie "yomiuf'
r.,orr OF MS relief and viii return home and re-
-, hfs arrival AssistaE t-suTgeon v. L. Du bcse IL
IraS,ed from special duty, and ordered TO the New
Vork Naval Hospital: Mate }. A IL Niithntb Uon me
,ii, ne.. and ordered 10 The Washington NAVY YARD
rIc Naehuseti sailed from tie CbAriestown, Mss,
NAVY Yard yesterday afternoon Tor the SOuiA AHauuo
.,,.,t.n - take The place OF the Essex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
MRS. CHIsoLWs STORY WORKING.

To fAe EDITOR or re rrt0uHe
SIR, | have just been reading of the death
OF Jadge Chsom plbshsd your issue OF the 2Oth
nit and the tragic narrative enough 90 draw ears
from tue very stones In Gods name. AM led 10 ask.
of what are tue hearts Of tho nrst citizens Of kemper
County madei Tue very devil could not excel them IN
deeds Of cruelts-and these meu are Democrats
Broh.rs Of the North. how do You Ike the company
IL seems TO need another war. Has anything
been settled by 1T | remember we'll hearing freud
av .oon After the dr.t Sumter gun Well, the south
haye eommancei the battle ald when it ends hope
ANAL be 40 e 10 20 any where south and express my
santmsuls as freely as good old MsssAcnusefts
en- he do II Aud yet these men sent 20 Congress
IA AXE laws for a free North and the Dcmoeratio
Marty o, tho NORTH willing JOIN Solid nth tor
lie sake " party and the spOils. God may forgive
them, but cauuot. 4.
Eas, Weymouth Mass Sept. ~. 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
.rTnR NAVAL ACADEMY.

ANNAPOLIS Md, Oct. 3.-The following have
-, their examination Tor admission To the Naval
Academy a. cadet midsnipmen; l. {. stout OF Penn
sSIvanla: T. G.. Temple. OF Hisconsns Ano y r. run
L,,t o, the DisIrlct Of Columbia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
TIE PENNSYLVASIA ROAD REFUSEsI

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. SIT is understood that
ne Pensyvaaia Railroad bas refused to JOIN in the coal
combination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
one DAY OF PEACE AT HEADQUARTERS.

The disputes in the Police Board over the
nf1nent sf inspectors OF election did not continue
ves,s-,lav At a. 1.. she hour appointed by Conmis-
s,ou,r. MacIsan aud Morrison On the previous evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04

for resumption ~ hostliiies, Commissioners freneh
and wheeler were in their Offices and pressed readi
ness 10 proceed Mr. MacIean IN hs Office also. but
Mr. Morrison bad appeared az Police Headquarters
After waiting about fifteen minutes hessrs French ara
Wheeler sent messeBxer to Mr. MacLean' asking him
TO JOIN them As Mr. Maoean did Got come 10 the board
room once Mr. French said he had important business
70 transact with his counsel and he would move TOT
recess unt a. IN. Saturday. This motion was agreed
20 BY Mr. Wheeler and the two Republican Commits
sioner- LETT the building immediately Mr. Morrison ar
rived wItnin five minutes aftergHrd. and hoth he aH
Mr. MacLean seemed urprise0 at he u nner III when
the tables had been turned upon them
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-05
COMMONWEALTH CURRENTS.
Knickknacks Knocked Together In
Old Kentucky.

Specials to the Star
PADUcAH, August 5.-A desperate fight
occurred here between man named SUIT
tlemeyer and father and son named Brig
ham. The latter assaulted the former with
pocket-knives, giving him thirteen desper-
ate wounds all over his body. each of which
had to be sewed up. Suttlemeyer was un-
armed, but fought like tiger. The desper-
ADDE'S escaped, and their victim will proba-
bly, die.
Mrs. E. P. Grimes, relict of the late
Owen w. Grimes, State Librarian, died last
night near this city, in her seventieth year.
CRAB ORCHARD Aug. 5.-A grand Gov
ernor's ball will be given here on next Fri
day night, in homer of Dr. Luke P. Black
burn, Governor McCreary and Ex-Governor
Stevenson.
The Governors of Ohio and Indiana have
been invited.
LEBANON, Aug. Sat an election row
last night Ed. Hughes and Carter Freeman,
colored, cut each other badly and weresent
to Jail.
WILLIAMsTowN, Aug 5.-Last night Pres.
Webster an alleged murderer was shot and
killed by Alfred Bennett, Deputy Marshal.
VANCEBuRG, Aug. 5.-Gus. Crate fatally
stabbed Will. Parker in fight here last
night.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-05
A Great NlOraILeSson,


What myriad of futile lives, what 9
host of wasted opportunities are recalled
by that single senten e, 81 didn't think" /"
the apology of the slow-witted-the un-
ready. The true purgatory of earth is
the want and bitter disappointment re-
sulting from the carelessness, indifference
or mental blindness of those who are for
ever offering that time-worn excuse for
unutilized chances, 81 didn't think"
Only the other day we met one of the
best meaning and most meritorious
young men in the city; a good fellow"
nobody's enemy but his own; but one of
those persons whose whole life is practi-
cally spoiled by repetition of the fatal
phrase alluded to. On this OCCASION how
ever, his bearing was that of person to
CURED. "What do you suppose has hap.
pened% he cried, excitedly. "You re-
member my rich, old, childless uncle,
whose heir | shall be? Well, he was
taken very ill at our house last night,
and | applied the proper remedies myself
and saved his life"
"Great heavensr' we said, chow could
you be so absurd. He may now keep
you out Of your property ten years long
er. Why in the name of sense didn't
you call in doctor and finish him?
"Why% he repeated, dropping his
jaw.
eyes, Why~
"Because-because," and his face
or ms at tlo e l.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-05

The Knights of st. Edward of st. Lud-
wigs Church. corner of Walnut and Eighth
streets, filed their articles of Incorporation
to-day. The Directors are Geo Hamburg,
John Hendricks, Jos. Honhorst. John Ber-
ger and John Fanger.
Alvis Trefzger has instituted suit in
the Court Of CoWmOn Pleas against his
wife Catherine for divorce, on the grounds
of extreme cruelty and abandonment.
James Mugavin, who with another lad
appropriated buggy on Sunday for their
use, and wrecked it, was taken to the Bre-
men-street Station to-day
The case of Barney Heuckman, once a
prominent politician, on a charge Of embe2-
Element, will be tried tomorrow before
Squire Schwab
Mrs. Mary Collins, fifty-fve years of
age, residing at No. 56 Kossuth street, fell
from a chair this morning and broke an
arm,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-05
soc; No mixed and No. white, ss1lss7,lc

soc; No. mixed and No. white, ss1S9s7,zc
Rye 62@65c.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 5.-Flour: Minnesota ex
ira family, " 75 medium 10 choice do S56a5 Is;
Indiana do, good, S. 5O winter wheat patent
70 75@6 %; Minnesota patent, Sc 49, Rye fioui
unchanged. Wheat in good demand; No. 2 red
in elevator l3. Corn very strong rejected track
ana grain depot, 47QiSc: steamer do, 4Sc; sail
mixed DO 4Sg49c; yellow Western do. Soc Oats
quiet mixed Western, S@3Sc; white do, Ss1<a
S9c. fIoVslons dull: mess beef. s12; smoked
mans, lOIigll51c; picked do Sl&6g1zc.
NEW YORK. Aug 5-Flour SuDerine State
ana western, S3 9O(g4 IS; common TO good extra
u 5Og4 70: good to choice. 81 SOa6 so: white
wheat extra, " I5g5 2j extra Ohio, 81 5Oa6 90 st
LOUIS u iO96 80; Minnesota patent IS 75aS 90
neat quiet; No. spring 95c. No 8 do. 99c@
81; NO; do, 81 O5gl 10, latter extreme nate;
winter red, W. 81 oSGi sGgSl n w No unsradeo ds
u 1891 l51 ungradcd auber, 81 O9a1 II; No.
amber, VI l2@l l2%; No. ! amber 81 l3J%a
! ~; ungraded white, 81 l6; No. do. 81 i5@
10; NO. red 81 l3z9l ~; August, 81 12l<a
ll2A september 81 Pal ~ Rye firm: West
ern, 6i@65c Barley dull and nominal Mali
quiet and unchanged. Corn moderately active:
uhSradeu 4iGl5t2ci steamer i4iAc No. 2 white
pc; steamer, July, a. i4c bid, 45a asked; August,
4a1sc pld' A5?e asked; September ACC bid, 1910
asked: 1Sls Sos III lair demand: Mixed West
ern, 3'@3gc; white Western. 39a43c. Hay
steady. HOPS firm: Ycarlngs. 4a7c. Coffee
quiet ana steady. Sugar very srong; Fair "a
good refining, G54@G a.. Moldsses firm. Rice
hrm; carolina, GRmTHc. petOlcum dull: re.
fined, 6Am6tso crude, j6T{r. United. 68ISd
69t4c. laliow steady at 55sg6 Lice. Resin ouGet
and unchanged. Turpen.nc dull at 6laa2SIe
Eggs unsettled: Western, lOdl1%c Pork stronger
new mess, 50. Beef steady Cut meats Quiet and
steady: long clear, 41sc; short clear SIC. Lard
hrmer: prime steam, 6O!iqc. Butter hrm: West
Whisky iirmer at 81 o.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-05
Police Court.

Drunk-Mary Lee, Ed. McAfee, 30 days;
Jacob Rice, Mary Cobb, S.; S. H. Brown,
Thomas Haney, So.
Disorderly Conduct-Jas. Fanen, Henry
Warwick, So; Chas Gates, Jas. Fitzgerald,
John Lane, 80 days; John Ryan, Jas. RYAN
J. Mack, Jerry Spillman, Mary Matthews,
Norah Burke, Mary Farrell, Ed. Collins
dismissed; Richard Hines, Thomas Curry,
continued.
Assault and Battery-Henry sponsel, A.
W. Fidier, W. c. Carey, NJ. r. Carey, Con-
rad Peter, George Hasselbrook, continued;
Al. Neighbors Conrad Quimsell, $5; John
F, Holt, bail forfeited; Frank Yuand, $40;
John Carter, James Sweeney, 80 days; Bar
ney Heidelman, dismissed.
Miscellaneous - Joseph Hennessy, ma
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-05
The Marriage Picnic,

lNwooD PARK, CINCINNATI, I
August 4, 1879.
HON. b. F. HOPKINS, President National Associ-
alton for the Promotion OF Marriage:
Dear Sir: Ny husband has informed me
Of the objects of your society, and being
desirous of contributing my mite, | have
the pleasure of informing you that tender
to those who shall be married under your
auspices, Wedding Banquet.
l shall consider it great favor of your
Association to accept my offer.
With my best wishes for the future sue.
cess OF your Society, remain,
Very respectfully, Mrs B. REBEL.
The offer of Mrs. Rebel was accented
with vote of thanks, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Rebel and the Hon. John Grossius were
unanimousl y elected as honorary life mem
bers OF the Association.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-05
Malaria DIsarmrd Of Its Terror..

Malaria, the fell atmospheric poison, is
disarmed of its terrors, and health insured
to thousands residing where the noxious
exhalation periodically nfects the air, and
engenders intermittent and remittent
fevers, by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, tho
most popular as it is the best, of preventa,
tives, Alternatives and tonics. In number
less localities where the demand for sulphato
of quinine was formerly immense, the hurt.
ful alkaIoid has been almost entirely sup.
planted by this safe, agreeable and effective
substitute, which is genial in action and
unobjectionable in favor. 1t nullifes the
influence of miasma by giving more active
impulse to every vital function, quicken
ing and enriching the blood, overcoming
tendency to biliousness, and promoting di.
gestion.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-05
The DeReck nefiniennu

For two weeks past Mr.. W. L. DeBecls
and Richard E. Zeidler, the experts
employed by Mayor Jacob, have
been busily engaged overhauling the
books of Mr.. DeBcck. late Mavor's
Secretary, for the purpose, if possible, of
squaring up the alleged deficiency of sc. 600
in DeBeck' S accounts. The stub books have
all been gone over, and tomorrow after
noon a report will be submitted to the
Board of Revision. Mr. DeBeck is conf
dent that he can show up all right.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-05
Death Record.


The following deaths have been placed o
record since our last report:
Infant Taylor, stillborn, city.
Kate Hartman, 3mos, city.
John Duwene, weeks, city.
Martin Holerin, 80 years, city.
Chas. Munley, weeks, city.
Josephine Schmidt, II mos, city.
Mary Bertzel, mos, city.
Josephine Abr, Is years, city.
Chas. Wipf, mos, city.
Otto Kroeger, II weeks, city.
d. Helmsing, 20 years, city.
VIM. Gall, 10 mos, city.
.. A Koell, "A mos, city.
Mary Blackburn, 81 years, Virginia.
Moritz Hartefeld, 4 years, Kentucky.
Lucy Gilman, SO years, Vermont.
Infant Levy, 4 weeks, Yew York.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-05

lie !icions ksn. destruction Of property, 8; Peter
Minnie Frazer vagrancy, dismissed; Eva
St Clair, Mollie Quinn, Ida Taylor, Ida
Hunter, same, So; ]. Helm, same, 30 days.
Jacob Snyder, personating officer, con-
tinued; John McClelland, petit larceny,
Sl0; James Kelly, same, continued; Jacob
Renner, peddling without license, dis
missed; Ed. Martin, horse stealing dis
missed; George Sage, grand larceny, con-
timed