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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-29
Selegrapl)Ii9s 2epeig5en.
[geritte Der ngiiociirten 8refie' fr ben n9,ut9en
9orrelponbeRten".
Smfatao-9epe(Gett.
Gus Oct S,tnoesbamptitast.

ssaibiugtou, %. 9lu9uit. - 9il
be1tige SteuereiIlnabne betru9 $3.50 ,556.83;
bic 3olleinnabme $731 1862.
ST.. Soi. giimno. llln., @bef bcs itatiiti=
i6en Siirealls, iit eiugelaben iuoroen, id] an
bem internatioualen itatiltiideu 9ongrciie 81
betbeili9en, lpeld1er am 20: Sftober 5. S. sll=
iamn1entrsteu mirS. @r mirb Die Ginlaoung
iuabri6einlid anuebnen.
6r. Barrier, Gbef Der 9peSialagenten oeS
Botamts, lit na6 @rie, 8enni., geid)idt nor
Oen, nm gemiiie 9lnflagen gegen Sbos. Do.
gsalfer, ben bOrtigen 9oitmeiitsr, 81 unteriu=
dcu. gSalter iou auf gu oertrautenl Sube nit
Der @attin zines Gonbufterrs geftanben baben.
3pei Sriioer Der Srau ld)0pfteu Scrba6t,
legten iid eines slbenos, wdbreno Der GonOuf=
tellr abueleno mar, por BEN Sauie onf Die
9auer rnO ertappten gSalfer, ais berielbe aus
Dem Sii6enfeuiter berau5itieg. Sie gabtll igm
cine fiird)terli1e Sradt Yrii9el nno lieBen lin
I,,,S
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9rabts0ttter
uno
. 9ratts3terarbettem y . I,
Sufttr e Guutb..

Nabriianten bon Drabtadunen iiir NrieSb5e, Drabts
@eldnoem fhr 8altone liu., Ste6en, 8aminsittern,
Sanbz unb 3o4lenfeben (yiaioleI, gemobenem
Dyabte. eiifrnen Dettfelen, Ditto GtIblen Wftu.
(aus31,1Sl
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Verfalene giiraid,aft.

OarrlS burg, Yennl., 28, Nug.-gllCr.
8. Qepiue aus philadelphia, ansetlagt, gelO
inter fall6eu SoripGroen aus Der Staatsfaiie
erbalten su baber, eri6ien beute sur feitgeiebteu
3sit ni6t Dor @eri6t unb ieiue giirgl6ait
tpuroe perfallen erffGrt.
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8aowaD's yHeaop Sseltcf"

mirS angenblidlide 6itlie lbafien bel
@ntSduouneen ncr gltereu,
sutiitnoun8en Der SIa5c,
0eoarmssntiumOmna
SungensG Gpuaeition
SaIS:ScioctI, AEtbma,
SscrifInpfcn, 51ptberta,
SSDiteriidlen sinT6gcn,
9rastne, Satarsb,
sSnfluenSa, &opftueb,
sfabnidImerjcu,
TenraIgia, RbenmatfSmus,
0altes uno bcifes Iiebes
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Sauferptt.
SCR uSnnffro d, II, NGDr,frcof

Sc NJ eal, %. Iu9uIt. : GIN 9lufi1ub
bon 80 Sagen tit in benz SniolpeuSpsrfabrer1
gegen Die yUfe6anicS' Sanf" beipiuigt nor
Den.
ltan n1slSet bcute, oaB Die - y@rdangcz zSanf"
am 10. September ibre s3ablungen wieper aufz
I1eh1neu mirD
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9er Observation-Disclosures TIT
RcnN1tfn

Nea | II 9, Yennl., 70. Quglr. - Die
auSitebenoen @iieugieBer Der 6eaoiug Saro=
ware=Go." beidloiien 9eitern 4beno, Die ibnen
angebotene Hobnerb0bun9 bon 10 YrO5ent
auSSui6lagen uno auf Der uripriiugli9eu Sor=
Oerung BON 25 8ro5ent Su beitebeu.
Set Yroscfs gesen3ri8bantDo ouns's
SeftauentS0ullftreGer.
SaltzG afez = / tn, lltab, 28. guQuIt.-
Der Yro5eB gegen bic Observation-Disclosures
Srigban Youn9's, ipeld)e am 4. .. Ntts aui
Seiebl oe5 9tifters Sorenlan fpegen WtBad)=
tung Der 9erid)tsautoritdt inbaftirt rpurber,
gelangte beute fraft zines Writ of Certiorari"
Dor baS Sbergeri4t Oes SerritOriumS. Scr
2lusiprud Der unteren Suitan3 tpuroe umgez
loBen uuO Die @efangeuen entlaiien.
Ser ansebtid)e sltfrmbr lit Der
SsauptifaOt bon Chill.
u temzD ort, %. In9ut. = Gtne &abel=
bepeid)e aus Baris melOet, baB Die Oortige
9ileniid)e @eianbtaaft DieRad)rid)t iiber eiuen
lufrubr in Santia9o fir nnbe9riiubet bdlt.
Sff5ieQe Sepei6en bis gum %. augult be-
ri6ten feline lolde Sorgdnge.
Sine geitern BON Sort @alib in @inrepeg
eingegangene Oepeld)e beridtet, baB ernitlife
llnruben bort in luSiitbt fteben. Sberit S8z
born Smith, geicblsbaber Der NtiliS, tpiro
am Sreitage bortbin abgebeu. Die berittene
Poli3ei lit nun 450 Wtann ltarf, uro bic Ge-
gierung Der 0omirion orgaltiirt in aQer @ile
iedS @ompagnie'u berittener Snfanterie. Oie
Oepeid)e aus Sort gSalib entbGlt nidt8 Sd
bere8 iber Die 0Ortigen gor9Gnge, eriu9t aber
bringenO nm Geritdrfunyeu. Sn @innepeg
befinben fid sur 3eit brei @ompasnie'n Sllz
ianterie, cine S9ipabron Sapauerie unb cine
Satterie - ianlmtli9 aus Solontaren bette
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Safmtarfeter Der S6lad)t bel Ie,p=
fDittft.

@lmira, 81. g., %. 9(uguit. - Ou butt
berthe Sabresta9 Der Sd)lad)t bel 9tentopu
miro moraen in Ni6lauo Gomuibtp, @bemung=
County, gefeiert lueroelt. Sin 60 SUP bObcS
Wouumeut lit allf benz 9ipIel uOn Sulltpan'S
0iQ errid)tet moroeH, 100 DaS 9efedt tattfauO,
ourdl neld)e5 oieleS Sbal BON ben iedlS 9ia=
tionen befrett iuuroc. Ser @ipiel Don Sulli=
pau'S Soia liegt etWa 700 Sub iIbcr bcln
@bcnlungilnlie. 0aS Ntonument miro moracu
Durd bic Sreimaurr- -8riOerifait ciugeipelbt
meroeu. Sine alt5 Sniautere uno 9trtillcrie
beitebeube Abtbeilung DtillS bat ein Eager am
6uBe oeS 6igel6 aufgeidJlagen, uno ale biir'
gerlideu Sereine oieler Staot mer0en iid) al
perueure bon 9teluzDort, Yenulgluauien nno
9feu =Sampibire, @snerdle Sbsrnlau, Slocum,
ySrigbt uu6 uielc anbere berpOrragenoe Berz
i0ulidlfetten baben ith bereits bier eingefun6en.
ltHtcr ben @diten befinoet iid] Or. SObn Suui=
ban, eiu Gufel oeS Generals Sulliuan, beS
6eloen Don Jtetptown. Die Stabt lit bereitS
iebt nit SremOen 9eiiillt, unO eiH 9rober Alt'
orang miro morgen erlpartet.
&iTcnba babm 2tngelc9enbeiten.
s bicago, %. Nugult. - Die ,,SanlaS=
p=9tortberu Sabu" pertauft BON beute al
Billete BON &auiuS z&itp nad) 9teru g)Orf fir
$24.75. Ser yYool, BrO;entiae iitr 0ltlif
gebcnbe fSra6tgiiter lit etluas perdnoert NOR
6e,l, iubem bic Benniplualier Sabn" lebt
Elm YrO3ent mebr, uno Die ySultlmore>Sbloz
Sabn" Elm Bro5ent ipeniger, ais tritber er=
bdlt.
Ser @elomarft.
gtem=Dort, %. au9ult.-6olgcnoe8 iiuO
Die S6luBnOtiruugeu: @elo 81; Sterliugz
gSed)iel 4.8Oa -8O4. 8unbe8 Sbligationclt,
188ler 1O44, nele 6iiufer 1O2, 10.40er -,
0it. @ol. 3.65er 844. Aftieu: 9teuzY YOrter
@entral l18, @rie 244, Qute SbOre 87s, Sill
noiier @entral 864, Yittsblrg 984, @hicagos
Jfort6ruetern 748, 90. Brioritdten 964, 6ods
S8ianO 1384, 8eltern Union Gel. 92&, ytelu-
Sereper @eutral 504.
llnteri9atamts> Silau5: Sob $l33, 1898 =
331 @Ourant S43 500 ,55S.
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l1mterbaltnngem.
Toro's Spernbaus.

% .r1EcrR7c LIGHT.
rELECTRIC LIGHT" rELECTRIC LIGHT"
,ELE CTRIC LIGHT"
,kLECTRIC LIGHT"
8eitetgerter ErioIa Geitcigsrter Griolg
Vsttstaerter Grfolg 0eIteiBerter (srfoig
neuem YaIttmorer Cper.
usuen Saltimnrer Spcr.
neuen 9attimprer Cpcr.
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q. q. q.
JtaoluaB's S9mer;enitiller


(Ready Relief
tlIrrt
Die iGlimmften Sdmer3rn in l bis 20
Otinuten.
Stets TT tpemiger, ais ciner Stwnoe,
" c Mt anh
per tmmer oieie 9lnSeigc lieit, brau6t S9mcr.
gen mebr gu erouloen.
RaNwaD's Sdmepenfiuer
beitt ieoen Sdmers.
IS spar oas erite unS lit oas ein;ise
Samer3 uertil9snNe Mittel,
oas I'M Iu9enbGife Den qudenoften eeioen ginboIt
tbut, oas 9n3lin0un9en be6 uno SongeItionen beiIt
mo9en ne nun in Den Sungeu, Dem Dtaqen oen Sfns
9eipeioen, Den Srtllen ODER anoereu Sroauen ibreu
Sis BADEN, oas ole SdmerSen itilt bel einmoliorr
Ienpenoun9 TT itcte 20 Dtnutel-lpie Ie6r lie AID
ben Bheumatilhen, Settl69erisen, Sthmaden, Werz
trlppelten, NerpOien, @htiidben oSer an ionitiaer
STantbett Eeoenoen auden mOaen.
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9}r. 2O7.
Srtef ScS
adtb. Sburlow gSeeS

III @mpfeblung Don Dr.. 8abwaps q. 81.
oetlmitteln, naf benz @tbrauf Oerielben
mGbrenb uehrerer Sabre:
Reius gort, Den 4. Sanuar 1877
2sertber 9err! 9tab6em id felt mebreren SabreH
Sbre Semttel gebrautt ga0e, uerft i'm 8pefei, aber
init oollem 8ertrauen, nad0em Id brc gBrtIalnteif
empfunoeu bate, 9ereidt rs mir ndjt ncniaer ANN
Ser9Hil9en, ais h es aud tr meine YTdlt baIte Den
Nuben anSuerteHnen, Detben mir pom oemiel6en ems
pIan9en baben. SGtr 9reiien 5u 6en Biacn, 70 oft
Die 9otbuenbi9ett es erToroert unb ets NIT oen ses
minlGten Griol9e. Sas Reaop 6eliei fam nfCbt
beIier betre6en neroen, ais Eur enen eiaeuen ytas
men. gSr sebrauhen oa$ eminent bdufig uub reids
lid un0 fn6en taft bednbi9 Die perbeIBene 9inoerna,
sufridt9 Der Sbri9e
(9eSeidneD S1urloD 10 2Seeb.
Srn. Or, Ra aonap,
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eompa8ntef6

psm E|ublttum bermtt eur Nahridbt, baS bas bisber
q Wetnle beitanbene @ompasnieseibdft nadb seaenz
sssm msesssiatommsn beuts auseo iuorbsn 1T.
Det wtttnnterae9nete 3. +. 9anter mirb aae sorbe=
6raade oes Wamens Der iSirma 6ei abipdeiuna ibrer
Sei4dlte aaets ermddbtist aae beiaster trna quite
asmos % S$noostraas @ fnaS an 8 e. @antef su entrid=
allein autoriiirt 1T. '""s
Baltimore, ben 26. ausuft 1879.
s. 4. @anter,
t1o-O Ototnuno .ReiuIe.
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@ermii0te 9epeid,est aus Weip=
Nnrf

9tew Dorf, %. 2luguit. - @r=@ouper=
neur Stlben hat ben Qanbiib y@repitone," nabe
Doufers in gSeit6eiterzG Gountp, fir $780, 900
fdllflid) au ii6 gebraht. 9aS @rlnDititf unl=
fabt 55 9lfer lllb otete eiuem iriiheren Gigelt=
tbiimer $325, 900.
Der bellte aus Sbangbai bter angelangte
0ampier u@lenfinlas" mad)te ole Sabrt BON
2lmop, no Oas SabrSeug anle9te, blerber in 81
Sagen III Stunoen. Die Sabrt lit Die
id)uellite, lpeld)e je genlabt ipurOe.
Der 0anlpfer ,,State Of Ytunlplpal1ia"
traf beute bon Glasgow bier ein.
Son Sauanua lit Der 0ampfer Ntarta"
angefonmeu.
9lngefommen: Die Oanpfer State Of
alabama" bon Glasgow, yGanaoa" Don 2oltz
bon, Gambia" BON t6aure, p y9ttlaS" bon gSeit=
Snbien, ,Sircaliia" bon gSeit Sartlepool,
,9lenfinlas" BON China unD Sapau, ylme-
liza" pon 2eit6 uno ,,Jt9ilpinopa" BON Cardiff.
Der 9ampfer yGanaba," lpel6er beute
aus europa anlangte, bradte 81 100000 in
@olbbultion.
Der 9ampfer california" iit BON eoll=
BON allgefomnlen.
Son 2iperpool 1T Der 0anpfer 2lOriatic"
eingetroiien.
gSamferott.
5alifar, N.=S., %. slugut. - Sin
9ei1laguabnlebefebl 1T gegeu Die bieiigen
@acnmaarenbanbler Sobn Siluer & Comp.
ausgeitelt luorben. Shire Yaiiiua betrager
100000 uno Die 9lftipa $4,000,
g tpz9 orf, %. stuguit. = gSm. !6arloe
Miapor BON Yousbfeepite uno Elm befanntel
Saumeiiter in bieisr Stabt, Oeiieu @eld)dit5.
lofal iid in gtr. 100, 6ultonitraBe, befnoet
bat iallirt. Faifpa etlpa 100000.
Scr gsaaffrad) II. Mo.treat.
Moutreal, %. sluguit. = Gin aufiGut
bon 80 Sagen tit in benz SnlolpeuSusrfabrer
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sSeitprosrantm iiir
NH g TRI C. L LI9 HIT ="
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VI y utH " u ~ llltt SuulIluHuy IIuVtI
ein Otitgliso Der 9aelpzSrleanler Suru0e=
meince, bat Selbitn1oro beganseu. SAINT
lisn5piit uno S6nappS iperben ais llriad)e
angegeben.
Der 5amburgcr q Ansetgenagent, +, mel=
der fiirSlid iein famoies enslild)eS @rfular
an Die engliid)en Sldtter bieies 2anbeS l6tdte,
IN ,peld]em er I'M 3uIenbnng zines @renplarS
by cross-plece of timber perlangte, bat iebt
pon@bicago aus cine 9leid]e Intiport erbalten.
Die ISL. Stsstg." l6reibt bariiber: yyOer
@nptdn9er berltano fein gSort oeuti6 uno
tonnte oesbalb aus oieier prahtpollen Brobe
BON San1bur9er Gnglii6 nidt re6t tlug iper-
Den. SnoeIlen perfaBte er aus reinem Sd,a=
| berIlad elne @ntmort, Die er BON leinem sebn
| Iabrtgen oss Seutl6en in Der S1ule beiliiie=
men Sobne lnS 0eutIbe iiberleben ieb. Sle
antport lautet: rSbeurer Serr! Cures pom
20. tam CUR Sano in i9uloige Saiion. Sd
| BIN lebr Irnbllb 5u leben bllr6@ure Sttel, OaB
Sbr leln Der Gt9entbumer BON lOld) alter 9loz
nertlltn9 Stflce nuo baben GROCER Ser,panb=
| lhatten. SD ld)aben lebr mas SIR lageu iber
einen Yropagauba fir Nmerifa bel einriiden
in Die anlerifaniider 3eitungen. gSir ae<
braud)en iolf cine In9elegenbeit bier lebr piel,
belonbers tuenn iie iperoet @elb. I'm lere reliz
SiOle Snltttntionen iebr 9eluDbnli1 nerlangen
Sootentopfz zsln5eisen. Sd monte lebr fr0bIid,
iein in Der Sbat NIT Gu6 in 2iebesbanbel su
9eben, fitr gu iagen bic sSabrbeit, Gller Srief
bat iutereiirt mir 10 piel, oaB id) nid]t piiroe
suiuiber iein 81 treten eth in faft irsenO @tuas,
porgeieber SIR iteben Die Slnflasen. aber i'd
uirtltd fann rtd)t leber, tpie id) fann sugebell
@uer 8ttte su beldlelnigen @ud) nletn Bapier
in selpiiie &aume BON 3sit bel &reusz zSanb
bon 8aubol3 uno ipiirbe gud fragen gu ertld=
rem bieie Oetbobe Elm lpenig nebr oo1ig in
gner gtaaites. Sd m1utbmaben es 1T einise
art BON Transportation, gebraudt BET Der
Yropaganoa Sbr reprdientireu. SD perii6ers
Sud, baB 1d) babe fein ;3tpeifel iiber 2otteris=
anseisen, aber i'd bin nid)t 10 geuiB iiber ieieno
gei1idt 3n ienben perbnnbene @irfulars; piel
leidt fam i'd iasen be6er, tuenn idb iebe fis
nnb tpia bafiir marten @uer meiter@ergniigeu
bepor eingebeno tueiter an guer @ntrag uni
iebe fiir eine baloi9e grtpiberun9 aMi rleil
@adenf. @uer adtuussuoa e."
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EVENING JULY

in fair demand at s4@5 per box. Oranges in
| light supply at s. 50@6 80 per box.
| Hay is in fair demand and the market quiet
and steady. WeQuoIe prime to choice timothy at
sl3@l4 per ton, and mixed hay al Siial2 per
ton, all in bales arrival. Held 81 more in store.
| Hemp: Rough Kentucky is in moderate supply
and light demand at sll09ll5 per ton on arrival,
and S5@10 more in st re. Dressed jobbing at 50
S49c for double, ana 7@71zc for single per lb in
store.
Millfeed: Bran is steady and moderate de.
mand, andquoted at SO per ton. Shipstuf1s dull
$40 90 per ton. Middlings in fair demand at sl3
ale per ton, all in bulk on arrival Held 81 more
| in store.
Oils are generally quiet, and the
change. We quote extra lard oil, current
make, at 4995lc refined petroleum at 9@l0Lc.
according to fire test and linseed at 65c per
| gallon.
Peanuts are in light supply, and firm,
with moderate demand. White are
quoted 514@e5i4c for Tennessee. and sc for choice
Virginia per lb. Red at 41z@5c per lb, as to
| quality.
Potatoes are selling from wagons at s1@1 80 per
| bril- loose, and choice lots at 81 TO- packed with a
fair cOnsumptive demand and steady market.
Poultry IL i'll ample supply, and fair demand,
with chickens selling at 81 50@3 per dozen for old
and 81 25@2 90 per dozen for small spring chick
ems as to size and condition.
| Salt quiet with light demand and steady at pre-
| vious prices Ohio River and Kanawha quoted at
81 10 per brl OF bu. and 81 50 per brl of bu.
Coarse Liverpool at sl@l 05 per sack, and Turk s
Island at 33@35c per bu.
Seed: Clover dull and held at 654C17c per ID.
Timothy at 81 75dl So per bu. Flax seed held
nominally at 81 l59l 20 per bu.
| TallOw is quiet with moderate demand and the
receipts ample ut &c for city and SIC for country,
per ID.
Vegetables: Cabbage quoted at 75@9Oc per brl
Tomatoes at 35@60c per bu, latter for choice pur-
pie. Onions selling at s2g3 per brl. Cucumbers
at lO9l2c per dozen, and arge supply.
| GROCERIES.
| (Offnn is uuipt and steady Taunovro eoIlipo NJ
| 15R9l7c. Java at 22927c and Mocha at 26td2Sc.
| Rio at 10%4l2c fer common and 13d15c for fair
to prime; 169l7c for choice, and 1Sy19c for fancy
yellow per lb.
| Molasses is in moderate demand and the market
steady, with light supply Of New Orleans, and
selling at 3O@4Oc per gallon, fair 10 choice. Re-
fined syrups held at 35@65c per gallon, to quail
| ity.
Rice is in fair demand and the market steady
and quiet at 7@71ac for Louisiana, and S@SAc for
| choice Carolina Der IT,
| Sugar quiet with fair demand, and firm. We
quote yellow refined at 714@7$4c, extra C at u
| gS4c, white at S1aa854c, granuated and pow
dered at 99914c, crushed 93sc, and cut loaf 99sc
ner Id. New Orleans at 6I2C971%c for raw, T56Cg
SIC for yellow clarified, and Sl4@SAc for white
| clarified, per ID.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-31
GONE FROM OUR GAZE.
Disappearance of John H. Graf.

Mr.. John Ii. Graf, auctioneer at No. 20
East Fourth street has left Cincinnati un-
der mysterious and remarkable circum-
stances. He had "sold' out, his wife and
children who live on Barr street, being
losers to the amount of $1,000. Mr.. Graft
failed to account to a number of customers
for articles sold for them and on being
pressed by one of them, Mr.. Emil Alberty,
the Snowman, jumped the town. Mr. Al
berty had sworn out a warrant before
Squire Gilligan for the arrest of Graf, and
failing to find him, had his clerk and book
keeper, Mr.. Samuel Head, an innocent
party, arrested. The latter gave bail and
proved his innocence. Mr.. Head says that
the amount due customers is about $780,
Among the creditors are Mr.. S. S. Car
penter and General Heath, of Indiana
This is not the least of Crafts crookedness
Last year Graf had drawn out of IL e bank
the sum of $1,000 which belonged to his
wife, who is now in delicate condition.
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on the steamboat excursion to Henderson,
in September at the meeting of the Grand
Lodge, X. of p.
Mr.. P. T. Kaighn, President of the School
Board, is enjoying his vacation in making
attractive additions and Improvements at
his residence on Third street.
Messrs. w. G. Quinby end Peter II. Wag-
ner were last night elected to represent the
Guiding Star Lodge, No. 45, K. OF p, in
the Grand Lodge, which meets at Hender-
son, KY, in September.
At the regular meeting of the School
Board last night the matter of the suit
against the City Council was referred to the
Committee on Finance with power to act.
The Committee on Supplies and Repairs
was ordered to put the school house In or.
der for the fall terms.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-31
AFrequent but Fatal Mistake.

AS the Irishman, who had just landed and re-
fused to pick up n dollar, thinking to 90 where
they were thicker came to want, so those who
fancy that cough or cold will cure itself and rl
fuse to use DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery
often die with consumption. This great remedy is
an unsurpassed pectoral and blood purifier. 1t
speedily cures cough or cold, and consumption
n its early stages readily yields to it. 1t has no
known equal IN controlling and curing all scrof
ulons tuinors, ulcers and eruptions. Some fancy
because the Discovery is advertise to cure a wide
range of diseases it can not cure any. Now let us
see. Suppose a surgeon be setting limb, could
he not truthiully say that his treatment would
gradually overcome all faintneSS nausea dizziness
weakness and lameness? Each symptom differ
ent yet all dependent upon the same cause. By
this process the Golden Medical Discovery cures
many diseases though all are dependent upon i'm
poverished blood and general debility. Read the
Peoples Common SENSE Medical Adviser carefully
DR.. Pierces method of medication is therein fully
explained
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Johnson, assault and battery, continued
Josephine Roisner, same, dismissed; Geo
Geldhaus, same, costs; Peter Duffy, John
Sweat, abusing family, continued; Charles
Meyer, Thomas Farley, petit larceny, dis
missed; Frank Howard, Arretta Carter,
same, continued; Annie Clayton, w. Jones,
same, 5000 and 80 days; George Stillinger,
same, House of Refuge; Thomas English,
burglary, bound over; VIM. Lucius, John
Carrigan, same, continued; Stephen Brown,
carrying concealed weapons $25; George
Shipp, 'sssne, continued; Jos. Westerhouse,
vagrancy, dismissed.
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed o
record since our last report: ..
VIM. Albers. 10 mos, city.
Geo. Whiteside, 25 yrs, city.
Barbara Kohler. 10 mos, city.
Florence EIfers, 10 mos, city.
Emma Schoene, mos, city.
Jos. Gleeson, mos, city.
Mary Snelbaker, 10 mos, city.
Chas. Herkenheim, days, city.
Infant Porter, stillborn, city.
Anna Rohe, "A yrs, Germany.
Mary Meislang, 40 yrs, Germany.
Catharine Geisler, II yrs, Germany.
Elizabeth Heintz, % yrs, Germany.
Oliver Smith, so yrs, Ohio.
Jennie Ball, 2S yrs, Ohio.
Edward Collins, SO yrs, Ireland.
Elizabeth McAvoy, 50 yrs, Ireland.
Henry Meredith, Al yrs, Ireland.
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Shadows of Coming Evsnra

The general meeting of the Ladies' Arch
bishops Aid Society, announced in the
churches last Sunday, will be held at Mo-
zart Hall next Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
All Hebrew charitable associations and
ladies' societies are respectfully requested
to be represented at meeting to be held
this evening at o'clock, at the hall at the
northwest corner OF Fifth street and Cen
tral avenue, for the purpose of devising
means for the relief of the yellow fever
refugees in the city.
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Two lads aged eight years named Louis
Lacht and Geo. Parfold, who reside at No.
Mary street, are missing from their homes
since last night
Marshal goodson and Deputy Marshal
Boan and Mike Farrell, all of Covington,
were served with notice to-day to appear
before the Congressional Investigation Com
mittee to tell what they know about the al
legged crookedness.
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Local Personal.

Hon. NJ. H. Crane, of Cincinnati ex.
Member of Congress, is staying at the Grand
Pacific Hotel.-LChcago lnter-Ocean.
Mr.. John l.. Miller, of Charlottesville,
Ind, arrived here last evening from that
place and will be married this evening to
Miss Lou Mcclellan. The couple will make
tour through the East, visiting Niagara,
New York, Long Island, Lake Chautauqua,
Trenton, N. J., and Patterson. Miss
Mcclellan is cousin to Governor McClel-
Ian, of New JERSEY.
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City Commissioners,

The Committee on Light recommended
the adoption of the resolution to erect gas
lamps on various streets. Recommends.
ton approved.
The application of the Eden Park, Wal
nut Hills & Avondale Street Railroad Com
pany to extend its route was referred to the
Committee on Railroads.
George +. Meyers presented an applica
ton to construct street railroad on Mat
son Place, Price avenue, Hawthorne Place
and Warsaw Pike. Referred to Committee
on Railroad.
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Drunk-Susan Crane, II. NJ. Weller, SO;
James Gaffney, Mary Carroll, 80 days; Brid-
get Battle, 20 days; Jennie Allen, 10 days;
J. G. Kelly, $5; Josephine Shelly, dis
missed.
Disorderly Conduct-B. F. Hellman, $50
and thirty days; George Sanders. Mary
Sanders, dismissed; James Parker, Emil
Alberti continued.
Miscellaneous--John Kennedy, William
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have bee
issued since our last report:
Jno. L. Miller and Lucretia Mcclellan.
George Eiber and Anna Elba.
Jno. j. Dunn and Anna Cook.
Conrad Stumpf and Teresa Hardinger.
Jacob Reinhart and Pauline Hammer.
Fred Imsande and Rosa Mueller.
Geo. Christel and Margaret Wolff
J. F. Zimmerman and Emelia Woerz
JnO. Whitmore and Ida NJ. Moore.
Peter Christ and Ricke Wartman.
H. G. Hayes and Emma B. Strouse.
Aug. NJ. Meier and Louisa Drer.
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Honored and Blessed,

When a board of eminent physicians and
chemists announced the discovery that by
combining some well-known valuable rem
edies, the most wonderful medicine was
produced, which would cure such a wide
range of diseases that most all other rene
dies could be dispensed with, many were
skeptical; but proof of its merits by actual
trial has dispelIed all doubt, and to-day
the discoveries of that great medicine, Hop
Bitters, are honored and blessed by all as
benefacturs,