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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-02

Yesterday was the first day of summer,
according to the amanacs; and all our city
readers will ngroe that it completely filed the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-02

More church pows were empty than full
yesterday; but eligible seots in tho parks and
on the beach hotel verandas wore at a pre-
MUM nil dnv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-02

When JoHN SHERMAN gets nominated for
President there will be lively times in the
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing. which is
already well stocked with Ohio favortes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-02

world" between RowELL, ENNIS Brown, and
UARDINo Of Blnekwnll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-02

We renew our yearly caution to thirsty
readers to exercise judgment in the choice and
moderation in the use Of their summer bev-
eragcs. In the next three months thousands OF
persons in this city will njure themselves. and
scores will Kill themselves by drinking the
wrong things or by drinking too much OF the
right ones. There are a great many cooling
drinks" so called. that are really heating
drinks; the iulcp or punch may be doliciously
cool on the palate. but 1t is fire in the blood.
The less the average man has to do with alco-
hol. I'm any OF its DISCUSSES. while this hot
weather lasts. the better for hm-for his COM
fort rs well as for his health. And let our tee
total readers remember that it is Just as possible
to be Incorporate 10 the use OF water Ms in tho
use OF whiskey aud that death turks In tho Ice
cooler as well rs IN the demiiohn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-02

Recent sales Of real estate in Chicago
brought good prices, and showed that tho resi-
dents Of that city have confidence in its future
These signs Of stability and Of increasing pros
perity are no doubt largely due to the honest
and strenuous efforts made during tho past
three years to reduce the expenses OF the local
government and to discharge the city's inebted-
ness For municipalities. as for individuals
honesty is the best policy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-02

Notwithstanding KETcHwAYos heavy
losses at Isandua and Ghuigilhovo, he seems
less in a humor for peace than ever. No sooner
is bis army defeated. decimated ana scattered
10 ono place than he reHppears stronger and
holder than ever IN another His last exploit is
In every way worthy Of master Of the art Of
war Hearing that his treacherous brother
DALULAtANzt. with his army. had sold out TO
the English. KErcuwAYo by rapid and secret
marches. surrounded the dcserters. fell upon
them unawaros slow multitude of them and
drove the remainder panic stricken back into
the wilderness where their scattered regiments
will be reorgan zed under loyal chieitains TO
again take the field against the invader. Mean
time the King has retired with his main body
to a seemingly impreenabe position in the in
terror, and there. unless speedily starved out.
KETcHwAYo may live 10 repeat upon larger
scale the experience Of OscEoLA and his Semi
noles in the Everglades OF Florida.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-02

1t has proved fortunate for Mr.. LoRIL-
LARD's loures that he took with him to Eng
land several strings for his bow. As the UNI
expected illness Of the Duke Of Magenta was
more than repaired 10y the early victories OF
Parole. and as the failure Of Uncas for the Two
Thousand Guineas was forgotten In the triumph
Of pappoose, 50 Paroles capture OF the Gold
CUP. on Friday. has already compensated for
the Withdrawal OF Uneas from the Derby. In
deed as the great race for tho Blue Ribbon dis
posed not only OF Charibert, Cadogqn Zut
Rayon Dor. and other horses that beat Uncas
at Newmarket. but also Of Victor Chief, Fal-
mouth. and others not in that earlier race the
good judgment that withdrew Uncas will be
generally conceded, coupled MS it was with the
assertion and general belief that Uncas WAS
amiss in his preliminary trials. Nevertheless.
il Is to be hoped that he will run in tho other
races for watch he is entered. In tho Two
Tnousand0ulneas no beat Visconti. who ran
third for the Derby Stakes on Wednesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-02

Avoid irritating the lungs by ".ns Jaynes Expeeto,
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Neav advertisements.
Estrssy Notice.

n anne upon my property and into my
~ POSSESSION, on Sunday, Nov. 9th, ~
Black Roam Mare, about Is years old, with
right hind foot white nearly to pasture
Joint. The owner is hereby notified to come
prove property, pay charges and
take her away.
JOSIAH WILLHIDE,
Near Shutdown,
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A "a IL ID.

Although have undertaken the eli'or
ial management Of the CATCCTiN CLARION
shall still continue to carry on the old
busint IS at the "CresCilc" Fertilizer Mill
AMI take this early opportunity of an
nouncng that fact, inasmuch, as it might
be assumed not knn" ing ANYTHING to the
contrary, that | had relinq lshcd my old
business in undertaking the new.
oct 3O4t CHAS. Z. CAS5ELL.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-26
Foard of Public Works

The claim Of Patrick Leavy for furnish
ing one Thousand lineal feet of stone for
the Liberty street Sewer, amounting to $50,
was allowed.
A communication from g. II. Stallman
& Co, asking for reduction Of tweutv-hve
per cent. from the usual rates charged for
water for street-sprinkling purposes Oh
Highland avenue, Mount Auburn, between
Shillito and hammond streets was referred
to the Committee IN Water-w"rks.
A communication from tho City and
Suburban Telegraph Company, asking for
per iSsion to erect telegraph poles on Wal
nut Hills. east ON WAYNE and CARTS street
to Kcnppr Lane aud east on Mcmillan ave
nue. t0 hurch street, was referred to the
Engineer.
The claim of l.. Mc1Iugh for S25 for q
harness destroyed by II runaway horse was
approved.
An ordinance for the extension of Route
One on Harrison avenue across the Mill.
creek Bridge to Westwood avenue, and
thence by double track t" the terminus oi
said WestwUud avenue, was referred 10 tho
Committee on Railroads.
| The supervisor WIS directed to notify the
contractors If the Fourth and Sixth Dis.
tricts to repair Martin street and Sycamore
street south of Eighth street.
The claim of J. p. Walton e. Co.. fnI
work done on Lincoln Park fence, amount.
ing tu S20o, was ordered paid.
Pr posals for the Improvement Of Lane
street from kemprr's north line to The end
of the present Improvement were opened
and referred to the Engineer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-26

Ben. Holmes is father once more.
VIII. McArthurs dummy made pork OF
two hogs Yesterday.
Charles Fritz and Adaliede Brauenstein,
Of Day ton, viii shortly be welded.
Mrs. Aaron Williams and Mis- III
White have returned from visit W wy
andOttc, w. Va.
Through the eternal vigilance of Charley
Clark the dummies are enabled to run
rather regularly.
Rev. Mr.. Saunders will conduct the
morning and evening services at the NJ. T.
Church tomorrow.
Baptist services will continue to he held
in the lower schuuI-h"use until the new
church is completed.
The election for Offices OF the Good Tenn
plars was held last night. with the follow
ing result: Chas Johnston. W. G. r.: Mrs,
Sophia Link, w. C. r.; Mr.. Chas Ijnvill,
W. NJ; Wm. Smvrl, w, II. s.; Frank Hill,
w. T.. s.; Miss Florence Rnrer, w, T.; Mrs.
Sarah jerks w L. g.. Alfred Clark, W.
o. G.; Samuel Wells, W. c.; Miss Lida Ham
lev, &. II. S; Miss Lulu Miles, |" IL s..
Miss Minnie Rurer, W. 0. NJ; Miss Lizzie
| Hill UrguuiSt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-26
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
A Morgue Asked for by the Coroner.

The County Commissioners, all three
members present, held regular meeting
to-day.
a petition from County Clerk L. G. Ber-
nard, asking for an Eddison telephonefor
his office (for the special Use of attorncys)
was received and filed.
The following was received and referred
to the County Solicitor, as to whether it
was the duty of the city or county to fur
niSh the same:
To the lIonorab @ Board Of County Commissioners:
As there is no Nor lie in the city or
Hamilton County where those VIII" die sud
denly without money or friends or the
bodies of the unknown dead can be sent,
am compelled at present IL have them sent
to llabigs undertaking establishment, and
while Mr.. llahg is willing to do all lie ran
to accommodate me in that respect, lie has
no proper place for that purpose. The
body must be put in coffin ana allowed
to remain in the lumber room, where there
is not sufficient light to recognize said body
should fricuds come to see it, And when
have to order n post mortem examination
we are forced to use the trimmng-roum
where is neither water nor other necessary
COnven!cnces, or that privacy that such an
CXamnnt on requires
Mr. llabig says lie will tit up room in
the rear of his establishment for the pur-
pose re luircd. and furnish water, sheets,
towels, &C.. if lie is moderately remuner-
ated for so doing, and | most respectfully
ask your Board to allow me to order such
at an expense Of not more than $40 per
month. which Mr.. Hubig is willing to ac-
cept, pr vided guarantee him said rent
for period of two wears or more. Now
tbufe 10 u,ben iHNaf Ian
will be plenty and all bodies found will
very soon become offensive, such a rcom as
suggest is imperativelv demanded for cor
oniul purposes Respectfully,
A. l.. CARRICK, Coroner.
A voting precinct in S, mmes Township,
as recommended by the viewers, b. NJ.
Stewart, John A. Muchmore And Ben. s.
White was ordered established.
Adjourned
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-26
A TERRIBLE CRIME.
OVER OLD OCEAN.
Tho Spanish American Rows.
The Burmese King Still Cumming.
Germany.

Germany.
THE EMPERoR's HEALTH.
National Associated Press to the Star.
BERLIN, Arrl 26-lIispatChcs say En-
peror Williams health is excellent. lie
takes long walks and drives daily, and re-
Ceives visitors ut Wies- Baden.
Egypt.
CONCERNING THE KHEDIvE's ArTITUDR.
LONDON, April ga Paris correspondent
of the Manchester Guardian SAYS: England
and France, after taking note Of the Porte s
Offer to depose the Khedive. will jointly
notify this fact to the latter and inform him
that their deliberations will be regulated
by his attitude.
Great Britain.
DIR. Butts CONDITION.
LoNDoN, April 26-A Times Dublin cor
respondent tclegraphs that DIR. llntt was
removed u short distance out of town YES
his recovery, though the doctors in attend.
ance hold out none. Another account says
the patient is greatly improved.
EFFECTS OF TTE MINER STRIKES.
The Jarrow Iron Works were tempo
rnrily stopped yesterday for lack of fuel
brcause If the Durham colIiers' strike.
Those on the sp"t think that majority of
the furnaces of the Middlcsborouah District
must close work ii the strike continues.
HuSsIa.
THE RIGHT OF SEARCH.
LONDON. April oG Tho Standards cor
respondent at Berlin SAYS: In st. Peters
burg one house af er another is searched at
night, and every one whose passport is
found irregular is arrested. 1t is said that
Prince I.obnnotf, Russian Ambassador at
Constantinuple, has asked permission t0
open all letters leaving Constantnople foI
Russia.
A REGICIDE's s COURT.
ST. PETERsBURG, April 2G.--The Russian
Government proposes the formation of an
international court for the trial and pun
ishment of rcgicides.
Hungary.
WATERS AGAIN RISING.
PEsTH. April 2G Floods have agnin &C.
cured in Hungary. Szegeleven is flooded
and the town is in danger The waters in
the Szegedin district are again rising,
India.
THAT SAME OLD DRUNK.
LONDON, Anril 26. A dispatch from Cal
cut'a saws: The Burmese wurliHe preparu-
tons have APP arently been suspended. The
King is still drinking heavily.
Foreign Flashes.
The Belgian Budget shows a surplus OF
1854 526 francs.
1t is contemplated toincrease the Russian
army by 100 battalinns,
A ri"tons temperance meeting occurred
in Dublin Thursday evening.
The widow Of Waiter Savage Landor,
poet, died recently in Florence.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-26
L.wRENCEBURG. IND.

Washington Howard is an independent
candidate for Marshal AT the coming May
election.
The Democratic City Convention meets
this evening at the Courthouse. Demo.
cratic stubbOrnncss will I've the order of the
evening. llauck men and DUrman stock
are very StrOng-headed.
FLEETWOOD. q.
j. r. Lenox has moved to town.
W. C. Mnlin, of Maysyille, was in town
on Wednesday.
Rev Brstow, with his family. have re-
moved to Virginia
George Thomas is putting on some new
paper in his shop, ON south Main street.
Miss Anna l.. Smedley, who has been ly-
ing very low with Rheumatism, is GONZALES
cent.
Mrs Sam De Wolf and Mrs Will CARRIER
son, of Marion, OHIO, made IL short visit to
this place ON Thursday.
Rev. r. Allen, six years a missionary in
Bnmah, will give free lecture in West
heimer's Hail Sunday evening April 9th
Dr. w. G. Leech. who has been taking n
trip for his health, doing the Western and
southern States returned Thursday night.
The Doctor is looking tine.
Jake Irwin. who with several other Young
men left this place some six weeks ago COR
the West, has returned. Jake reports the
other boys ON then way home.
SPRINGFIELD. O.
Mr.. Daniel {. Lyons, formerly Of the
News. is NOW upon the reporturial staff of
the Transcript
Prof. J. i. Chickering delivered lecture
at the lligh-Strcet NJ. T. Church last night,
to Il CROW ded house.
Jos. McGown. of street sprinkling fame,
was fined 81 and costs III the Sanctuary on
Friday, for using profane language.
AlcCk McCreight. a, the Teegarden &
McCreight examination, VAS bound over in
the sum OF s., 500 to answer in the Common
Pleas Court.
Deputy Sheriff Foley paid the Reform
Farm Il ,isit nn Thursday. lie had in his
chnrge the colored boy, Walker, sentenced
To that place.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-26
TRAIN wRECKERS.
A Chicago Express and Five Cars Thrown
From the Track.

The Chicago Express, which left the Gin
cinnati Hamilton IL Dayton Depot at half
past : O'Clock last night with one baggage
car, three passenger cars and a sleeper, was
thrown from the track at Eighth street
crossing.
The work was that of some train wreck
ers who unlocked the switch at that place,
misplaced it and then threw the lock away.
| he engine was badly wrecked, aud il will
take considerable sum to rel mir 1t. The
baggage car was turned over on the side.
The passenger coaches and The sleeper were
also thrown uff the tsAck. Luckily no one
WAS seriously injured, two or three rassen-
gers receiving sight scratches only. The
track was bockaded until II 80 O'Clock.
A ftcr getting the wreck ont Of the road the
Eastern Express that leaves at $50 was sent
utrt. Chicago I'ArfeEe aII "ut iedNe
that night
Who the train wreckcrs were has not been
ascertancd The lock brlonging TO the
misplaced switch WAS found to-day some
distance away.
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RINEit INTELLIGENCE.
LscccIal River Dispatches to the sar


or CRY. Pa, April 26-0 A. M.-Alle-
ghenv River feet and falling, Weather
clea,ing Thermometer 100. Wind south.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa. April 2G-lO A. NJ
Monnugahrla River feet and stationary.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer 730, Wind
sout east.
rrrTsBCEG, April 2G-l1 A. M.-River Q
feet inches and falling. Weather clear
and warm.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. April 9G-0 A. NJ
Kunawha River feet aud falling. Weather
cloudy and pleasant. Wind SOUTH
steamboat Movements
The City of Portsmouth leaves from the
foot of Walnut street at y, IN. for Chilo.
The Fleetwood will I've tho regular c. &
q. r. r. boat, leaving to-day promptly at 4
u. III. for Huntington. She will I've followed
at the salue hour tomorrow by the los
tona.
The Potomac came down this morning,
aud returns to r0merov this evening, leu, q.
ing from the foot Of Broadway.
The Cons Millar will leave this evening
for Memphis and all way points
The elegant New Mary Houston will de-
part this evening for New Orleans
The Clinton left for Louisville last night
with fair start aud good engagements in
Guiding lot of cement at Louisville.
The Bonanza came down and returned to
Portsmouth at noon.
Boat-hands' Gos1ip
business fair on tue Lnvee to-day.
The Iiheling of the steamer Henry Frank
was at the instance of the tug n. NJ Jones,
for assisting the tug Maud Wilmot in land.
ing the Frank. at the time SHE was battle.
ing with the storm on Monday night, April
lith. We understand .hat the owners Of
the Maud Wilmot charge nothing for the
services they rendered. being the first to
take hold of the Frank after she brok e
loose from her moorings in Algiers, and we
also understand that Captain Hicks offered
TO pay for the service rend d2rel by the Jones'
and in case they could not agree on n price.
to leave the same to referees but the Jones
party preferred going into Court with their
claim, and hence hbcled the boat, and
Judge Billings. looking ut the matter in n
proper light, placed the bonds at $500
which have been uiven and the matter will
be fully contested Oh all its points.
The steamer Tensis. leaving this evening
for Bavou Macon aud Tcnsas will only 60
as !,igii rs Warsaw.-tN. o. FINES,
I've City of Alton led the champion of
~ Ohio over the track as handsomely as
tile Bob Ter led tie Natchez. and landed a
the Me,m,,his whHrf thirty-fve minutes
ahead. The Morgan il fnst boat, hut she
struck something that she couldn't get
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-26

away with when she bounced the old war
horse.-[St. Louis Times. This is very
amusing. We suppose it's intended for
"funny story"
Knox & Son, Of Harmar, have entered
into a contract to build boat for Capt.
Martin to take the place of the steamer Nc
Cormick i'll the Marietta and Zanesyille
trade.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-26

CIHCINNATI, April 2j-2P NJ
Eastern exchange is steady and Quctn previous
rates. 1t is buying AZ par and selling ut lilo
premium.
SIvrtrng is in moderate INQUIRY and no change.
We quote ut ISG1a 10 48ol2 per srr n5. tic later
70 sight,
Government bonds steady and unchanged.
Called bDnus buying ut par and accrued inteIcsL.
The lUta rates lU-uuy are US follows
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-26

English farm laborcrs make no more
than So 50 week, and cat coarse bread,
American cheese, very little American
bacon (once day., with turnips and
mangtl wurtzel bcetS,