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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-12

The Wonderful Lefevre Diamonds arc
attracting the attention OF the best connois-
seurs, who pronounce them infallible to the
eye and compare favorably to the real gem.
The academy of France admit that M. le-
fevre has really obtained artiiicially the
true diamond
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-12

Congressman Cox is not only good
man in Congress, but when he takes the
lecture platform he punctures all he says
with bright wit that glitters by the side
of cold facts and makes them radiant
with humor and poetry.
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Weber's Brewery.

The case OF Peter Andrew, Henry Heckle and
others, asking that Leo Brisel, assignee
of George Weber, should show cause
why he does not convert the whole Weber brew
cry estate real and personal into money came up
to-day before Judge Malson. Case in progress.
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New York Stock Report,

The following shows the range OF quotations
and the amount OF sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange as received by Lea, Sterrett d Co.,
% Wpst Third street:
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FOREIGN.
Great Britain.
OBSERVANCE OF GOOD FRIDAY.

OBSERVANCE OF GOOD FRIDAY.
National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, April 12.-Observance of Good
Friday throughout the Kingdom was even
more universal than usual. The Roman
Catholic and Established Churches were
thronged, and in those of the latter in
clned to rtualism, close limitations OF
Roman Catholic services OF the day were
given.
In the London, East Indian and Victoria
Docks, and upon Spanish and Portuguese
ships the curious ceremony OF punishing
Judas Iscariot was performed, Judas being
traver which was triced up in the rigging,
Boundly thrashed by the ships companies,
and then thrown overheard.
At almost innumerable churches in
Rome the attendance was exceptionally
large The Pope assisted at the function
In the Sistine Chapel.
Egypt.
THE sULTAN's PLAN.
LONDON, April ia dispatch from Con-
stantinople says: ''The Sultan has offered
to depose the Khedive by substituting in
his place Hahn Pasha."
Turkey.
COUNTER PROPOSAL SUBMITTED.
CoHsrANTrNopLE, April 12.-The Porte
has submitted counter proposal in regard
70 the Roumelian difficulty.
RUSSIA.
THE GOVERNOR TAKES HIS TURN.
ST. PETERSBURG, April l2.-An attempt
was made Yesterday to assassinate the Gov
ernor OF Kietf.
Spanish America.
Correspondence National Associated Press to Star.
PANAMA, April 3.
News from the Capital of this Republic,
received here, state that the agitation which
was for some time reigning in Bogota has
considerably Gained down by compro'
misc in the nomination and confirmation
of Cabinet officers.
Considerable excitement and feeling OF
intense uncertainty prevails throughout
The Republic OH account OF General Ken,
jifo's candidacy for the Presidency, and il
is even said general revolution will be
the result of the forthcoming election
The Government candidate is DR.. Raphael
Nunez.
Peru Bolivia and Chili-There Is nothing
notable in respect to the Bolivian trouble
A measure Of much prospective conse
auence has been taken by the Government
Of Bolivia, viz, the expulsion OF all Chin
ans from the soil it controls within tel
days after being notified. They are oni!
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The Wilson House and nine other build
ings burned at Edinburg, Pa. Loss, $40, 0oo
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TO-DAY in CONGRESS.
HOUSE

HOUSE,
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, April 12-Unanimous consent
was asked to introduce number OF resolutions,
but objection was made.
The House then went into Cornmlt lttee Of the
Whole on the Legislative Appropriation Bill, Mr.
Backbur In the Chair.
The pending question was on the motion OF MI
Hunton of Virginia to in reaSe the appropriation
Cor controlling or endicnting infections and con
tagions diseases among domesticated animals from
$4,000 to $4,000.
MIR. Regain, of Texas, offered an amendment
may be expended by the Secretary OF the Interior
under such rules as he may prescribe.
L. L. Clark, painter, and married, ha'
eloped from Cleveland, O., with Miss Dal
ton.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-12

Hon. John NJ. Kenna, of the House OF
Representatives, was in the city last night.
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HUNTING, Trapping, Fishing preparing Furs,
/ tralnIng sporting GOgg, how TO teach horses
dogs, &c, amusing ard wonderful tricks Only
lOc JESSE HANEY & CO., ll9 Nassau street.
New York.
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CtACTION.-The Only Genuine Locke's siGc!utna
Starch is manufactured by. and has, j. kel'
man. 9S3 Central avenue, or each bottle. Sec that
yougetit. apil-5t-F SIN 1h&S
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nR. WARES SPECIALITY EXTRACTION OF
| J teeth absolutely without pain. at COBTON'S
Dental Association corner Fourth and Elm. The
most difficult cases solicited, Go 10 headquarters
Fresh gas daily. nh29-lSw S, Tu&Th
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AFoNEY LOANED at AZ to 6 per cent on farm,
NA church, village and city property, by the u
S. Home and Dover Association OF Pennsylvania
R. s. BRIGHAM, % Arcade, city. ap54ts
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TOR SALE - SEWING MACHINES all
Il kinds. new and secondhand, cheap; also re-
pairing, at $40 Central avenue. VIM McFEE.
feS-Su
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.
FOR SALE.

JoR sALE-CHlLDENs CARRIAGES
II on weekly payments Repairs o specially.
WEST END FACTORY. 222 Baymiller street.
mhl5.TtS
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ROTTGER'S TIVOLI,
469 Vine Street.

Grand Concert by Curriers' Superb Orchestra
every SATURDAY EVENING, SUNDAY AFTER
NOON and EVENING. Free! Free
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-21
How the Old van Got wen.

A queer instance of loves vicissitudes
has occurred in Beckett. Two young
swains, brothers, have been >co.sating
sweethearts in their teens, one going to
Oils and the other to Chester. The other
day the Otis girl, the belle of the region,
was persuaded by her lover, while on a
visit to Southwick, to step over the line
into Grenby, Conn, and get married.
Then the pair returned home, the bride
going to her parents, and the marriage
was announced. Repentance has fol
lowed the girls rashness, however, and
now she declines to have anything to do
with her husband, talking even of a
divorce. The other young man i'm
mediately married his girl, going no
further than the Town Clerks office for
his wedding tour, and the father-in-law
is so cut up by the hasty marriage that
he has got even by having his son-in-law
fined for keeping an unlicensed dog.
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CURIOUS LAW.

Extreme explicitness would seem to be
required when traffcking with Frenchmen.
In 1870 lady purchased two hundred
pounds worth Of jewelry in Paris, the
jeweler giving her a written promise to e1-
change the articles if not approved She
wore them for haf-a-dozen years, and then
intimated to the astonished man her desire
to change them for others of newer style.
He naturally demurred, arguing, as his ad-
vocate urged before the civil tribunal, that
it was unreasonable that he should be
called upon to accept at the price originally
paid for them, trinkets that had been used
constantly for six years. The court, never
theless, decided that the agreement did not
define the period during which the ex-
change might be made, and he must do his
customers bidding. A case of very similar
kind has just been decided in London
against Mr.. Streeter, a well-known jeweler.
who, having promised to take back dia-
rnond ring if not approved of, was obliged
10 do SO, though his customer had retained
il for three ysarr
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-21
A CLEVER THIEF.

Two young men, according to a Paris
paper, were recently seated in front of a
cafe on the Boulevarde, when one of them,
named Lucein W., informed his friend
that he had just come into possession of
5000 francs, adding that the 5000 francs,
in bank notes, were safely locked up in a
drawer in his room, and he should not
then trouble himself with business. He
had sum of fifty francs in bis pocket,
with which he proposed that he and his
friend should go to Asnieres and enjoy
themselves with boating, dining, ball,
morning.
At a table close to them was we'll
dressed man, who, although apparently alb
sorbed in the perusal of his journal, did not
inse word OF the c0nversation. He was
an accomplished thief, named T., alias
The Aspic," who had but recently
returned from tour in the provinces,
which he had found it necessary to make
in order to withdraw himself from the
observation of the police. The bait OF
5000 francs was too tempting for him to
resist, and he Immediately resolved to OBJ
tam possession of it.
Having noticed that Lucien W. had
placed his hat on a stool at short distance
from him, the Aspic adroitly substituted his
own for it, and after paying for what he
had taken, walked out. He knew that the
5000 francs were deposited in drawer in
the young mans room, and the address OF
that room he hoped to find by means of
the name at the bottom of the hat. Seeing
the hatters address he went to his shop and
told him that he had on leaving a restau-
rant, taken hat which did not belong to
him, and which he was anxious to return
to the owner, if the halter happened to
know the address of the customer
The information was readily obtained,
and in very short time after the thief had
paid his visit to the apartment of Luclen
w., and gained possession of the money.
About an hour after the young man came to
the hatter's also, and was informed of what
had occurred, but, not thinking of any dam
ger for his money, he merely bought q
hat and with bis friend proceeded to
Asnieres.
On his return home at night he discover
ed his loss. Information was Immediately
lodged with the police, and, from the de-
scription of the man given by the halter,
he was, on the following day, arrested
while on party of pleasure, which he had
also devised with some friends, to the
river side. In his pockets were found the
5000 francs, minus 400 francs, which he
had expended.
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AND
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BODY AND FOOT PLASTEEy
and
A 3 $ Or rION SALT
For
INDICATED FOOT BATHS.

THESE remedies which are the sole exponents
Of the Cure by Absorption as opposed 10
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Most Il feCtuai semedV I"r ALI dis
eases Ar ing from Maiaria or IA
DisOrSie"' ii stomach or Liver, and
it is well-known fact that nearly all IA y dis.
eases that attack the human body can be traced
directly or indirectly To these two organs.
The PAD Exerts "a PrOmpt and
Specificssofluenceu upon the system,
and Removes the Poisonous Germs
which ParaiyZe it's Action, and
F'eStOFe u N.rIna COud ton nf
Health in u Manner Absolutely
WONDERFUL.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-21
CALIFORNIA sHARPERS.

A new dodge for beating the innocent
ont of their coin has been resorted to by
sharpers in this city since the town has been
made too hot" to hold the bunko men
and permit of them plying their trade. A
number have already fallen victims, and
the sharpers are beyond the reach of the
law. Two of them enter a saloon, walk up
to the bar and converse as if they had Just
met One draws forth his handkerchief,
mops off his brow, and remarks:-
"Gracious, how do transpire"
The other says:-
"You mean perspire; there is no such
word used in that sense as transpire."
''Ihere is" says No. l, land I'll bet you
on the point"
An outsider is then referr "a to by sharper
No. 2, and as a general thing sides with
the latter in saying there is no such word
used in that sense.
"Ifyou think So" No. l says, 'Tn bet
you that am right"
A bet is made, sharper No. 2 generally
taking part of it with the stranger, A die
tionary is procured, the word is found and
the stranger learns that Webster's Un-
abridged says, "Transpire-to emit through
the excreJorles OF tne skln." OF course he
loses his money, and soon afterward the
sharpers repair to convenient place, divide
the spoils, and go in search of another
victim.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-21

1t is known by actual eXpersance that there is
no disease that attacks the youth or adult OF both
sexes that can even be modified by the use OF
drugs, but that can be acted on i'll far more salts
factory and permanent manner by the l1OL-
MAN hIVER 4 ID CO., IL VEDsES.
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nus have never been eoincident before, but
it is now about to occur" Jupiter. ohn
this be so? Well; if we should turn up
missing after such news as this, we can
truthfully say to the Journal NAH "UAnus
of fl"-Bnmngkam Eceenhic.
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..nowirdge.. 10 be Beyon" the Reach
OF Medicine. have been Saved under
the Mid Action of The Rrmedies
Alone.
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abolition of the purchase system in the
British army is 1867 900.
OF seven distiIleries which have been
operating in the Third Ohio District, only
three were to be continued after the first ol
May. So much Tor Crusading.
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POROUS PLASTERS.
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A WDNDEREUL REnEnY.

There is no comparison between it and the
common slow-acttus porous pla ter. II is III
very way superior all other cxternr' RENE
lies inCIudIng lniments mud the sD-ca led e ec-
real appliances 1t contains new medicinal
elements which, in combination With rubber,
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Streuglhe ing and curative properties Any
Physician in your own local ty viii confirm the
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Sccutd Colds and Coughs, sensed dneys,
Who ping Cough, Affections the Heart, ami
all lis for which porus plas1erS are used, it isl
simply the best known remedy. Ask for Ben
sons CHpCine POrus Plaster anl take NJ other.
Sold by all Drug ;sts Price 25 cents. Sent on
receipt Of pr c., by Seabuy & johnson, p Plat
rect New YORK.
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Oe near
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If questioned, send ior our pampnlet, Ma.
tUrc7s Laws,'' giving extended inform alton
and testimonials from the first peope OF the coun-
Try. Mailed free.
The remedies are sent by mail post paid. on re-
Ceipt price, except the salt, which is 41ut by ex-
press at purchasers expen e.
Consultation free, and solicited at our Office or
by mail, giving full description Of your case.
The public is earnestly cautioned against imitar
tiOns and spurious ARTICLES.
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Who is the great man? He who is
strongest in the exercise of patience; he
he who patiently endures injury.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-13
WASHINGTON.
Serious Complaint by Steerage Passen-
gers

Serious Complaint by Steerage Passen-
~ gers.
WASHINGTON, Oct ia communica-
ton has been received at the Treasury from
number of steerage passengers on European
steamer, who complain OF gross 1ll-treatment
on the part of steams ship managers. The pas
sengers were confined in the Storage with
forty horses, and the details of their treatment
are too disagreeable to describe. The Treasury
will investigate the subject and II the facts
are found to be verified the Collector of Gus
toms at the port will be directed to proceed
against the vessel under Federal law
A Dangerous Counterfeit.
Counterfeit $40 of the new legal tender note
series of 1877, letter G, has just been discover
ed. The line engraving is rather blurred. The
words Register of the Treasury under Alll'
sons signature are crooked and almost
curve, also the words Treasurer OF the United
States under the Treasurers signature, are
irregular. Hamilton's coat IS dark ana
blurred, but the ink and paper are almost per-
feet. 1t is a very dangerous bill and made by
a new process.
Meeting of the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court will reassemble tomor-
row. The President being absent from the
city has sent message to the court by Attor-
ney General Devens expressing regret that he
will not be able to receive their customary
visit, but stating it will give him great pleas
ure to receive them after his return. Tuesday
the court will commence hearing arguments in
q. soros so-ealled ''poi1rieai cases wifiel, On
account of their public Importance. will be
heard in advance. Early in the session will
probably be heard the case Of Streander vs.
state of West Virginia, which is that OF a col
ored man who was convicted OF the. crime OF
murder under the statute OF West Virginia,
which expressly excludes colored men from
sitting OH iuries, the contention OF the plain
tiff in error being that said law OF that state is
unconstitutional. Attorney General Devens
and Mr.. Willoughby will appear for the plain
tiff in error and it is understood that Senator
Gordon of Georgia has been retained to assist
the Attorney General of West Virginia in de-
Tending the suit.
Notes.
The House Committee on Appropriations
meet the oath, to prepare one or two appro..
priation bills in advance of the meeting OF
Congress.
The Secretary of the Navy leaves the city
tomorrow for Hampton Roads and will inspect
the ships which are ordered to that place Tues
day. After the inspection and review the YES
sells will be ordered to Yorktown to take part
in the celebration of the anniversary of the
surrender of CORVALLIS.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-13
IRELAND'S TROUBLE.
The Tenantry Thoroughly Aroused
Immense Demonstration Sunday at Ma
van.

New YORK, Oct. ia cablegram to the
Herald today says This small town in county
Meath will tomorrow Sunday be. politically
the most important place in Ireland. The re-
ception of Parnell by his constituents is regard
ed as the greatest event of the present anti
rent agitation, which is destined to give new
course to the Irish policy in the British Par
lament Navan is an interesting town of con-
siderable antiquity, and eight. years ago the
first note of the national Irish party III the
British Parliament was sounded by its candi-
dature of felon of IS years, Joshua Martin.
Tonight the town is gay with triumphal arches.
The hotels are full of politicians from all parts
of Ireland, members of Parliament and repre-
sentatives of the British and Irish press.
Considerable reinforcementS of the Royal
Irish Constabulary have arrived: More
armed police expected, though no military has
vet come. It is expected, however, that this
increase police force will be necessary to keep
the peace. 1t is believed that the Sabbath will
pass quietly, for all the priests OF the country
around will be here, the number being eStl-
mated at sixty at least.
Since O'Connell's time so many priests who
had never taken part in demonstration OF
this sort asIwill be here tomorrow. Popular rep
resentative priests, who were against John
Martin in his day. and land occupierS are eX-
pected in thousands. Ten popular members of
Parliament will speak, and all will endorse
Parnell's policy of paying no rent until times
mend, Parnell himself will answer the
English press. The agitatator has received
letters of adherence from two-thirds OF the
Home Rule members.
The meeting will be made picturesque with
banners. bands, uniforms and professions.
The authorities do not know how to meet the
agitation, which is being carried on in a
peaceable and constitutional manner. 1t IS
rumored indeed that paid agents may en-
deavor to create a disturbance, but an order
has been issued enioining the people to main
tain patience, quietude and determination.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-13

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE market for Breadstusifs
and provisions during the past week has ruled fairly
active and generally tirmer.
CoTToN~-Ihe market closed firm at 10 ZIG for
Middlng uplands and 10 9-16c for middling Or
on the spot and 4766OO bales for future delivery.
FLOUR market closed firm; No 2 at 55@5 O5;
Sup; Western and State at 0095 40; common to
good extra Western and State 55G6 90; good to
choice do at 1907 40; common to choice White
Wheat Western extra at 50G6 90; Fancy White
heat Western extra at 1907 30; common to good
extra Ohio 1907 10; common to choice extra st
Louis at 8097 30 Patent Minnesota extra at 6 60
az 00;choice to double extra 059S 40; City Mills
extra for the West Indies at 25d56 55; low grades
extra at 6065 U.s. Southern -four firm; commonto
fair extra at 6596 40; good to choice extra so
OF so; the sales for the week have been 101 900
RYE FLouR-strong and higher at S564 S71s
for Pennsylvania and State; sales for the week l.,
$40 bbls.
Yellow 2 60; White at 0093 10; Brandywine at
3093 So; Bag meal is steady at O5@1 O6 for
coarse city; l 1591 II for fine Yellow; 3o@l 40
for fine white; sales for the week have been 1850
bbls and Zoo sacks.
Wharf.-The market closed firm;No Red Winter
Der at 40; December 1 41$4 No 2 Spring for Oc-
tober at Is bid; November 1 20 bid;No Milwau-
F Ms sad o sssso s. o? s Ns
80 bid for November; salessales for the week have
been 5,440OO0 bush.
sales for October at 55@55Ac; November 561s@
5614c; December 56zs @5714c; steamer October at
5412(065 Use; November 5614 asked; sales for the
week have been l, SIG 900 bush.
OATs-market closed quiet; No l White at 43c;
No 2 do at 4014 9401ac; No Mixed at 40c; No
do 1914 9391ac; sales for the week 487 900 BUSH
Pork-closed quiet and shade weaker; mess on the
spot at 95910 so, latter for fancy; 8 IS bid for
October, November or December; 10 40 bid for Jan
uary sales for the week $500 bbls on the spot, and
$4,000 bbls for future delivery.
Lard-closed easier: prime steam on spot 42E
40; October 6 40 bid October;6 / 5 bid for Noven-
Der or December; 20 bid January; city 1212@
10; refined nominally at 7006 1914; salss for
the week 1850 ties spot and 900 ties for future
delivery.
BUTTER-quiet and easy State and Western
creameries 23@261ac; Western and State dairies 10
@23c.
CHEEsE-market steady and frmer; State facto-
ries at S1a411c; Western S91O1Rc.
WHIsKEY-quet and nominally at / 1091 IL u
gallon for Western.
CHICAGO Oct. 11.-Wheat at 1 127s@1 13 for
for November; 147s al 10 for December. Corn
higher at 38$s93812c for October; 381s93S14c
for November. Oats at quiet 287s @29 for Novenl-
1885 929a4c for December; 355s9357sc May.
ST. LOUIS, October 11.-Wheat higher; No Red
at 1874 al 201s; No 8 Red at ! 12%. Corn low
er at 35s4c. Oats better at 25M 926e.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. 11.-Wheat stronger at liz
for October; 1874 November. Corn quiet; High
Mixed 44c. Oats firm at 3193114c.
No Detroit market received.