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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AxrwExP. July 2-Arrived, bark Independence QtaD,
Rafo, Philadelphia
Sailed ist. bark Director Csr,. waycott. New York.
AMSTERDAM. July I-saiIed. bark Ariadne tNor) Bjon-
ness. New York.
BRisroL, July 2Arrived, bark Maiden City tBr Berry
man, New YORK.
Sailed Id steamer Cornwall Q3r. Williams Now York.
Arrived In Kngroad I'd bark Hannah Han chard CBr,.
Williams. New York for Gloucester; brig Lima Nr)
Mccormick, Philsdelphia for Avonmouth
BELFAST, July 2-Arrivod. ships Mary Stewart { Br,
Wright. Baltimore; Harland tBr, smyis. Phia-
delphia.
BRssES. Jny 2-Arrved. ship Joseph CLARK, Hsvener,
Philadelphia.
BORDEAUX, June 30-Arrived bark Morark (Nor) Hal
vorsen New York.
Sailed from Pauac July 1. bark Irene tAus) romassch
United States.
CRoSsrApr to July 2-Arrived, bark Aurora fNor,. An
dersen New Orleans.
Sailed to I'd, bark st Cloud Stephen United s,ate.
CoRx, July 2-Arrivcd bark Pskataqua (Br scott Nav
York.
Down. July 2--on bark II schwensen (Nor,. Guuder
sen, Wilmington. NC. for Hamburg
EspES. to July 2-Arrvsd, bark Twee zustcrs (Dutch
Harding, Pensacola.
FALMOUTH. July 2--Arrved. Ronshaw Orig Renshaw
OMahoney. from New York for salonica arrived at Cjb
raltar June ~.
GngAr YARMOUTH. July IArrvsd. bark Progresso CNor.
Olsen New York.
GLOUCESTER July l-ArrIved bark orione uaD. schi.t
fno, Boston.
HARLSssS, June 29-Arrivcd bark Elinor (Nor) John.
SEN Pensacola.
IAnnuRe July 1sailed. bark Ginseppno QtaD. CHA.
pello baltimore
Hull July 2Arrived. bark Ocean sprito Br) Moppett
Bull River.
HoLyHEAD July 2Arrived. bark Parenti dtaD Rosctto
Philadelphia for Fleetwood.
LvKRrooL July 2-Arrved, steamer Nova Scotan (B r)
Richardson. Baltimore.
Sailed LIST, ship City OF Montreal Mudgett Nov York
bark Arizona CNo. Charleston do I'd steamers Ibcrian
C3r. Horne Boston; Illinois, shsckford Philadelphia
Atlas CBp, Hossason Beston Erin (Br. Andrews New
York.
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.

Steamer Delaware. Smith. Norwich for New York
sehr II Bushman CBr Morrison Windsor Ns for New
York with plaster to c Bcrteaax vessel Whit.
Ser, J.aaS BS; Gould s. John NIB for New YORK.
schr 7 L smith, smith, Bangor for Now York
ss%r as %srd Boston ss ~ YORK; *. Ne" York.
ssSr Paine s%sG Boston % Isr = New wy rs'N
eS eSr ep BSG sr fer New York
ssSr WEysrsl.as shaw s,s Boson for New York
snr Issy for New York
sehr wa@eman fisherman. Iiincklcy. Nantucket for
schr Urbanna, Allen. Providence for New York
sehr Phillips saur,es Proyidence for New York.
se6r Black Diamond, smith Proyideuee for Now York
fsisy fsysSss Ssssse. ssi s Sex
schr q Coyer. Providence for New York
ss apIei Ss MURPHY i for 81 51's
sr Conc rosdses sf" Nsw
schr Union. Dix, Provideacefor New York.
sehr WIN Everett Mcdaniel. Providsnce for New
schr Sea Point Providence for New York
schr vnopss Potter Handy proyidenee for Now York
schr James Aiderdce Nickerson, Providence for New
sssr wySr.nng'9n Fitch Preyiasnss for New York
schr Charger. Kelly, rrovid-nee Tor New York
ser Eliza ReSssea P,ic. Pscvdanee Tor New York
s S s% nsg.sy for tor Now Now York
s sens I % $ Baseoes; Wilson; NswPor, FOR New York
scbr General Sheridan, Stewart Portland c. for New
York.
schr Ada Herbert Allen Now London for Now York.
scnr Lk,,s w,,,e Iaylor Norwieh for New York
schr Pease. Stevens, Hartford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
US steamer Kearsarge Pickering New York for Banks Of
Newfoundland (and anchored OF Herald Telegraph Sta
Honl
steamer Bolivar Gcer, New York for New London and
Norwich.
Brig Ella dBr Mcdonald. New York for Cosl.
Schr Mexican Beden. Now YORK for Bangor
Sch We IOrE fof Rock
schr blackstone Lock wood Ncw York for Prov dence
schr Vim a Dubois. Chase. Weebswken for Lynn.
Schr Froc. Cunningham. Woodbridge for Boston.
schr Mary Jane. Merrill Elizabetbport for HoloweI
No
sebr q Allen. Carter. Port johnson for saco.
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SAILED.

Steamers Gallia Br) for Lverpool; Amerique (Fr),
Hayrs; City Of Columbus Savannah rybse Ch.rsston
Hiogo: VIM McGilvssy Melbogrne: barks D. Competitor
do; Victory CBr, Traee Liburnia (Nor) Konigsberg;
Skaregrom Nor) Dundee; Der Wanderer tGer) Amster-
haInss oGer Bremen; Many Nor,s Newfahrwasser % r
mouth Dio Fill (Aus) Marsees Gariglano ItaD, Glib
ritar Elba, Havana brigs Britanna Br Rio Janeiro;
Ruhv Rar rhado
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at New Bedford July 1, bark Catalpa, Chase
Atlantic Ocean, st Helena May with POO bbs and 60
bbs VIII oil; home the lO0 bbls and 20
bbls VIII oil.
spoken-June %. lat 81 10, Ion ~ "a, schr Edward
Le Atkins, Of Provincetown with l2O bbls wh o all
well.
June lat 81 25 lon 10 tho Charleston Banks
Rising Sun. of Provncetown Mass with 100 bbls sp oil
all o n we'll.
June s. lat IS n 40 W, schr Union, Swain, Of NIB
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON July 1--Arrivcd schr Nathan Cleaves Atwood
San Salvador.
saiIed-Brg Albion schr Henry Dcnnison.
2d-ATived. steamers Johns Hopkins. Hallett, Balt-
gins, Baltimore Ellen folder. Hodgdon do; N A Fisk.
Matthews. do; Win Mason French hiIadelpha: Gustie
Wilson. Pierce, do Lulu, spow. Baltimore: Elkins
Ludlanl, Phadeipha; Kirk, Cook, Hoboken.
Observation-Disclosures Lamperts tBr) Pearce Philadelphia:
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 2, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REPoRTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

aEPoRrKD By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Algeria (sr) Watson. Liverpool June 21 and
& @ ana WV M ~a% With 9
y 40, spoke bark Cur of Glasgow, bound e. both,
from St John, NIB for Cork Quay; same date n 4s
lon 81 S. bark Puget r, Azebert from New York for
Steamer city Of Bristol tBr', DelamOte, Liverpool ls
20 e r. ss
winds with heavy head to the Banks thence sw
SM v1s ~ I M a9 IL o e II
n G the % as With
1 English
5, Afa,s Fo
gers PIN june 80 saS ntsiis is
:poke SsIs M an e ro% New fGrs for
for Port su Prince
ss n 100 TO M June s with
Steamer Regp,ator n tor, Doane, Wilmington. NC. days,
Steamer Hatteras stevens Richmond with mdse to Old
Aibenarle Gibbs Lewes Del with mdso to the
sarS Baroio%so smone GtaS kaba, Bordeaux 4s days,
In bal ballast ST.. to % order rds ,u, Nc, wa.
ssqsa dsyi
smpasa Gasa 100 days with
salt to order vessel to socovch Co. Passed Gibraltar
Bark Wallace Mccormack. Havana june 49, with sugar
Bark Ironsides Coggins, Guantanamo 10 days. with
"r 70 sseD sass ans as@ to
Loud
Brig Rqggiero dta Ruggicro. Marseies 4s days. with
"a lat ~ 40 Ion % sgnalized British bark showing
Brig Bertha Poro Knudsen oporto Al days. with mdse
to Hagemeyer Il Brunn.
Brig Don Jaeinto. orostin, Cienfuogos 10 days. with
Brig Clara Adams. MeFadden Caroenas I3 days with
sugar and moasses to Jed Frye Co.
order: vesse sel to Swan a Sou
Brig Luan of Liverpool Ns, Ford sagua via Delaware
Co; vessel to master
Brig Abbie Gardner of Castne, Barnum Bangor days,
with lumber to order; vessel to Miller 4 Houghton.
scr Isabel Foster San Bias 81 days. with cocosnnts
order; vessel to Catharine brennan.
schr Palmer Kirby Laguna IS days, with sugar
hides. &c. TO Thebaud Bros
schr Isaac oliver CHsy). Mass Mragoane 1s days with
logwood TO rhackey Coz vessel 10 James E Ward & Co.
sehr Hercward tof Gioucesterj Marshall, Havana 10
sehr Mary Long, Hardy. Cardenas days with sugar
70 Grnnell. Minturn Coz vessel to II Buck Co.
moiasses to order; vessel to Metcaif Co VIZ"
schr T witherspoon (of Camden. No. Shepherd Sagua
Sdsys with moasscs to Munjo, Jr vessel to Net
schr W R. Drnry tof Boston, Henderson Pensacola a5
90 Parsons Loud. June 49, Levi Allen second officer
aged IS Of 81 George Me- died buried at sea-
schr II Drnmn,ond Higgins Fernandina days. with
lumber 70 Jonn B"yntons Som vessel slaght Bailey.
Der to order; vessel to Saght Bailey d Co.
sehr II vanbrunt. Con.. Jacksonville . days, with
lumber TO Drew Bucki vessel to W II vanbrunt.
sehr p fsk Baker. Richmond. Va.
Schr Il b Leach, Hamme. Virginia
schr Geo Henry; Russell. Virginia
schr Cook. Falkenberg Virginia.
Schr W Cullen, Buck Virginia
Schr Forest Oak. Chambers, baltimore for Harlem
schr Hattie Perry. Paige. Philadelphia.
10 Steamer England tBr from London which arrv we'd
passed schooner rugged steamer bound 2oth lat 45 ~
RCGB bound Il. -e ''@''"
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark Navigator CNor) samsonsen, from Stockholm Nay
Bark Onward, from -.
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During the of June the HERALD published in sd
vance all other New York newspapers the arrival of
II vessels foreign ports via Sandy Hook also the
and departures from European and other for
sign ports via Atlantic cable of SIS vessels.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

The 900 tickets ending with gs tho same the
terminal units OF the number the capital
SIi,,pND. each entitled to 81.
Witness our hands at Covington. KY. this day. Mon
day, June 30, 1879.
\. l. D ,, cRAoNSIESfsiiER. nAMSEfiiER Commissioners.
Prizes paid In full without deduction
| For fun particulars and orders address
uENEkAb EASTERN AuENTS.
WILLIAMSON CO., 5yy Brosdway, New York.
HoKkrs RICHMOND covInsson. Ky.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.

-ANAA Ss = = AS<-4'. = Nf~ = % e~Se
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or PLEASURE BOATS
"A for sale. Orders promptly executed, a DESMONDS
Yacht and Boat Building Establishment Peck slip. N "
DOATs, OARS, ROwLOCKS SPOON OARS; BEST
l)and cheapest SMITHS Boat Works. 15y South 1t.
LNOR SALE-THE WE'LL KNOWN AND ELEGANT
IL Steam Yacht Julia: fve ststerooms. To be at
tireenpoint. wharf of ORR, FOWLER co.
NOR SALE-STEAM YACHT. TWO WARS OLD;
IL AZ breadth feet depth feet; will be sold
cheap l.. SINGLETON. mortgagee, 10i Mercer St, New
York city.
fNO CHARTER FOR THE FOURTH-STEAMBOAT
Restless and fast; elegant accommodations for
private parties o 50 81: draught Of water feet y.
w. STARK. 80 C0enties slip.
yNANTED-A SINGLE SHELL ADDRESS. WITH
w terms and desc BOAT. box ia Herald Office
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
New YORK, July 2-Noon.
The Western Union time ball fell correctly to-day.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEOUS.
a.
REDUCTION IN PRICE
GAS
OFFICE OF THE
NEW YORK MUTUAL GAsLIGHr COMPANY,

SO UNION sauARE. NoarngAsr CORNER l9rm ST.,
july 1, 1879
HEREBY NOTIFIES IrS PATRONS AND FRIENDS
THAI FROM THIS DATE THE PRICE OF GAS TO
THOSE CONSUMING LESS THAN TEN THOUSAND
CUBIC FEET PER MONTH WILL BE TWENTY CENTS
FOR ONE HUNDRED CUBIC FEET OR TWO DOLLARS
FOR ONE THOUSAND CUBIC FEET.
70 THOSE CoNsuMING TEN THOUSAND CUBIC
FEET PER MONTH NINETEEN CENTS FOR ONE
HUNDRED CUBIC FEET, OR ONE DOLLAR AND
NINETY CENTS FOR ONE THOUSAND CUBIC FEET.
A REASONABI.E KEDuCTION FROM THE ABOVE
NAMED PRICES TO LARGER CONSUMERS,
SERVICE PfPE, METERS AND BURNERS SUPPLIED
ON APPLICATION WITHOUT CHARGE
THE SUPERIORITY IN PURITY AND ECONOMY OF
THIS COMPANY'S GAS Is Nor EQUALLED BY ANY
GAS MADE.
CHARLES PLAcE. Secretary.
DILES PERMANENTLY ERADlCArED WITHOUT
knife lgaturc causc; send Tor explanatory circular
containing several hundred ibe city refcrences
Dr. HOYT II West 24th st.
D1LEs PERMANENTLY EKADiCATED WITHOUT
interruption of busne-s knife, ligaturc caustc;
testimonials from physicians and patients sent frce
snItati0ns Kratis. DR. STODDAkD. l4I West 2Ist Vt
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Ticket No. 905 which drew the capital
Prise OF 2OU.UO0 pesos. June II, sold In New York.

Quarters, Si0
Eighths, s..
Fortieths. 81.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. JULY &
Wholes 81 Halves, 81.
KENTUCKY STATE, JULY To-
Wholcs, 81
Prses cashed Full Information OF above sent free
]. DUFF n CU., Bankers,
az Nassau n. tcorncr Liberty. New York.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA.
TIONS
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.
OF Interest to Our Church c,o.r,,

| wi 1hJCIOsL W NuA UOeTbs
Mr.. L. Burnham, Superintendent of the
Y. NJ. c. A., oil this city, read a paper at the
Baltimore Convention last Friday.
The congregation of the Union Church on
Walker Mill Road are making extensive
preparations for concert for the benefit of
their organ fund.
The Whittier Club will give an entertain
ment next Friday evening at McKendree
NJ. E. Church for the benefit of the Fulton
Temperance Reform Club.
The monthly meeting of the Women's
| Foreign Missionary Society of the Cincin-
| natl Presbytery will be held in the Second
Presbyterian Church tomorrow at o'clock.
Rev. Sylvester Weeks has been presented
| with an elegantly covered chair by the
ladies of the normal class meeting at the Y.
NJ. C., A. Hall, who were recently granted
diplomas
Arrangements are maturing for the pub
lication in this city of a first-class Presby-
terian quarterly, to be styled the Presby-
terian Review. DR.. Skinner is the leader
OF the movement.
The NTH annual convention of the Epis-
copal Church in the Diocese of Southern
Ohio will assemble at st. Johns Church on
Wednesday, of this week, and continue in
session until Thursday night.
Grace NJ. f. Sunday-school celebrated its
semi-centennial anniversary yesterday, in
Grace Chapel, on George street. The pas
tor, Rev. c. S. Evans Rev. A. II. Barrett
and MIR. Thomas ]. Finch took part in the
exercises
A large and interesting meeting of the
missionary society, known as the Associate
Mission T. L. Church, was held at Christ
Church last evening. Bishop Jaggar pre-
sided, and President Bodine, of Kenyon
College, and the Rev. DR.. Austice, OF
Rochester, New York. took part in the ex.
ercses.
The forty-second annual celebration of
the founding of st. Aloysius Orphan Asy-
um was held on the grounds of the Asy-
lum yesterday. DR.. Richter, of st. Law
renee Church, preached the sermon, Father
Huronymus acted as master of ceremonies,
and mass was celebrated by Father Maxi.
miliian Schaefer About 1000 people were
!
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by $50 feet on northwest corner of Fourth
street and Hamilton Pike, Carthage; 81 and
partition of estate.
Same to Louisa f. Belser, quitclaim to 20
by $50 feet on northwest corner OF Hamli-
ton Pike and Fifth street. Carthage; 81 and
partition of estate.
Charles Dexter ct al. to Julius Dexter, 81
5-12 by 1913 feet on west side OF Sycamore
street, Ga feet south from Pearl street;
500, 200
Catharina Hurlsmann to Tobias Henry
Heemann, 20 by S5 feet, on east side of
Please Mt street, 5725 feet north from Lib
erty treet; 81 $50.
August Silgmann and wife to George
Schrauder, quitclaim to 20 by so feet on
south side OF Elder street. 40 feet east from
Elm street 81 and other considerations.
Z. Meyers, per Master Commissioner, to
Alice V. Meyers, Lot No. IA, grantors sub
division of Woodburn; 81, ,255.
George A. Ismael, Sr., to 0eaoSe A. Is
mael, Jr., quitclaim to % by 140 feet on
north side of Center street. 25 feet east
from Jackson street, C-sthage; 81 and other
considerations.
Edward Carlson to Thos oglesby, 66 by
100 feet, on southeast corner of Oak and
Mulberry streets, Greenwood; 1851 AZ.
L. C. Lavat and wife to Snider d Holmes,
trust deed to 25 by 95 feet on the south side
of Belleview street, 100 7l-10O feet east from
Freeman street, and 25 by 80 feet on north
side of Emming street, 100 feet east from
center of Freeman street; 81 and other con-
sideratons.
Philomena Hulsman and husband to
Henry H. Dart, 26 66-1oo by 96 feet on the
north side of Laurel street, 255 feet east of
Freeman street, $500.
William C. Huntington and wife to Will
liam Goodall, quitclaim to 80 by $50 feet on
west side of Colerain Pike, AIS feet south
from Elmore street, Cumminsville; $3.50.
Martha Riddle to same, 25 by $50 feet on
corner of Colerain avenue and Straight
street; $500.
Thomas L. Young and wife to same, SO
by 100 feet on east side of Second avenue,
1913 feet north from James street. Camp
Washineton: 81 342
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yepetine in Powder Form,

Thousands of people in the past have de-
sired to purchase the ingredients from
which Vegetne is made, but the liquid
form has been the only way in which it
could be procured. The proprietor has at
last listened to the many requests that have
been sent him, and in to-day's STAR appears
long advertisement of NeSctine in Powder
form, which the public is assured is the
same in every particular, only needing the
process of preparation to make it liquid
Vegetine. The process of making is ex-
planned in the advertisement, and those
who prefer to make it themselves will find
it simple and easy thing to do. Vegetine
has achieved a reputation which thousands
of testimonials fully Substantially as great
blood purifier, and is recommended by both
physicians and druggists FORTS curative and
cleansing properties and its freedom from
aught that is injurious
my19-3tdM W&S-my2s2tw
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AFTER ONE HUNDRED YEARS.
Funeral Ceremonies of Old Unole Jimmy
Aged 102.

n6e1 1OS.
Yesterday afternoon all that was earthly
of good old Uncle Jimmy Smith was laid to
rest i'll Evergreen Cemetery, Newport. The
remains were brought to the First Baptist
Church, of which Uncle Jimmy was
faithful attendant, shortly after 12
O'Clock, and laid in state. During the
afternoon the Church was visited by hun
dreds of people of all ranks, rich and poor,
young and DID, black and white, who had
come to pay last tribute to good old
man, whose name and memory are coupled
with the history of Newport.
The funeral obsequles commenced by the
singing of various hymns, after which Rev.
Mr.. Blackburn, OF Covington, preached an
eloquent discourse on the noble and gener-
oNs qualities of the deceased, sketchng his
early life and tracing it up to the time
of his death. At the conclusion of his
remarks several other old gentlemen, whose
locks were white as snow and who had
known Uncle Jimmy for scores of years,
made some remarks on his life. Colonel
James Taylor then stood up and, with
trembling voice, said, pointing to the
coffin, There lies an honest man whose
every action was the soul of honor" He
had known Uncle Jimmy all his life, and
from figures and records he was undoubt-
edlv over one hundred and two years old.
Concluding his remarks, Colonel Taylor
burst into tears and sank into his chair.
The scene that followed could not be de-
scrbed. The whole audience were moved
to tears. Among the vast audience present
were fifteen members of the Taylor family.
The floral offerings that covered the hand
some coffin were of the rarest and most
beautiful kinds
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers of real
estate from noon Saturday to noon to-
day:
Micajah r. Antram ct al, per Master
Commissioner, to Rachel II. Hopkins 1O0H
BY 40 feet, on the northeast corner Of leb-
anon Pike and Railroad avenue, Avondale;
Sc, 1888 "a.
Trustees of John Cochnower to Marmet
e. Co, qnitclaim to leasehold estate, s6A
hy 90 feet, on northeast corner of Central
avenue and Charles street; So, l50.
John Cochnower to same. Quitclaim to
same premises; 81 and other considera-
tons.
Mary Foley and husband to Ellen Dor
Ian, 25 by 120 feet, on northeast corner of
Plank Read and Warsaw Pike, Twenty first
Ward; $G75.
A. W. HufIord and wife to Frank Meyer,
so by $50 l4-lO0 feet, on west side OF Hack
berry street, $50 feet north from Sycamore
street, East Walnut Hills; 81. 25o.
Wm. p. Thomas and wife to August
Becker, 2G5-l000 acres on north side of
Lebanon Pike and through to Blakely
Road, being parts of Lots Nos and OF
TaylorS subdivision OF Lots Nos. and .,
Blachley Farm; $500.
Arabela O. Thomas to August Becker,
o2I5 by 1887 feet on the south side of
Eighth street, l05 feet from Linn street ;
81 $40.
Catherine Balinge to Charles Dotzaner,
five years lease of No. 74l Vine street;
monthly rent, $25.
Eliza Thornton to Valentine Basing, quit.
claim to 52H square rods in southwest cor
ner of northwest quarter of Section 80,
Green Township; 800.
Heirs of j. H. Thornton to Valentine
Basing. same premises; 500.
Charles C. Bclser ct al. TO John c. Belser
quitclaim to IS by $50 feet on west side o.
Hamilton street, 10 feet north from Fourth
street Carthage 81 and partition of estate
Same to John C. Be!ser ct al, quitclain
to 10 by $50 feet on east side of Hamilton
street, IS feet north from Fourth street
Carthage; $500 and partition Of estate.
Same to John c. Belser, quitclalm to 81
79-1O0 acres in south half OF northeast quar-
ter Of Section "a, Green Township; $2,40
and partition of estate.
John C. Belser ct al. to Charles c. BelseI
quitclaim to IS by 100 feet on west side @
Hamilton Pike, IS feet south from Fift
street, Carthage; 81 and partition of estate
! Same to Caroline s. Egry, quitcaim to I
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ROAD NOTICE.
EaVIAD lNV 4 INH1s
the Board of County Commissioners, Hamilton

To the Board OF County Commissioners, Hamilton
County:
The undersigned, freeholders of said County of
Hamilton, residing in the vicinity of the road here
matter described, respectfully ask that you will
grant County Road in Colerain Township, in
said county, beginning at or near a mill of N. A..
Crawford, on the Township Road, in Section Is.
and thence running west Of south through the
land Of N. A. Crawford and Conrad Sctz, so as to
intcrscct the Miami River Road at the Section
Line between Conrad Sen and james Radclifs
land JOHN GAlSER and Others,
my5-4tM Petitioners.
I EGAL. - HAMILTON COUNTY COMMON
4 Pleas Court.-Robert Maytum, Plaintiff, VS..
Allie Maytum, DcfendNnt.-Noticc of SuIt.-Thc
said defendant nonresident of Hamilton Coun.
ty, Ohio will take notice that said plintf has
filed in the above ramed Court his petition against
her, praying for divorce against said defendant,
and for other relief, on the ground of wllful alb.
sence and gross neglect of duty and the said cause
will be for hearing after six weeks from this date.
ROBERT MAYTUM,
O. NJ. & A. J. SMITH, his Attorneys.
CINCINNATI, May 18th, 1879. myl2 GIN
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THE TREACHEROUs LICKING.
Capsizing of Skiff and the Drowning Of
Two Young Men,

Mr.. VIM. Morgan, Cashier of the St. Mich
olas Hotel, and his brother, Mr.. John Nor
gan, who was on visit to this city from
the home of his parents in Kansas City,
went down to the river yesterday, and,
hiring small skiff, went across into the
Licking River to try their skill as oarsmen.
Shortly after they had entered the Licking
the towboat Robert PEBBLES came steaming
up the river behind them. They became
alarmed lest they should be run down, and
Immediately rowed to some barges lying
moored to the bank. They then attempted
to pull the skifin behind the barges where
they would be out of the way of the
steamer, but in the effort the boat was cap.
sized and the brothers were thrown into the
water, and in the presence of several per
sons were drowned. Their bodies were re-
covered about half an hour afterward, and
an inquest was held by Coroner Schooltield,
who returned q verdict Of accidental
drowning. After the inquest the bodies
were brought to this city, and will be sent
to the home of their parents, in Kansas
CITY for intermCnt.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-19
FOrty.Sixth COngress-ExtraS Session


WASHINGTON, May Reconsideration
was resumed of the Legislative, Executive
and Judicial Appropriation Bill
An amendment appropriating $4,000, for
the purchase of works OF art was agreed to-;
also, an amendment appropriating $40, 600
for the Consular and Diplomatic Service
was adopted.
Other amendments were adopted, and,
pending discussion the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE bill relating
to the transfer of cases from State to
United States Courts was discussed during
the morning hour and laid over without
action. Consideration of the bill relating
to the coinage of silver and the issue Of
coin and bullion certificates was resumed
The pending question being on the third
section of the bill, which provides for free
and unlimited coinage of silver, and severa
amendments offered thereto were rejected
Without further action the House ad
journed until Tuesday.