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RECENT PARDoNs DIsAPPRovED.

The Rev. w. +. Hatfield preached at the
Washington Square Methodist Episcopal Church sunday
evening ON the moral and political dutes OF young
u regard 10 the election In the course OF his
,ernon he said it just as essential Tor Chris
ian 10 vote as TO gray The great question To b. settled
vac the suppression or intemperunce robbery MURDER
Misunderstanding etc. The eyil Of having incompetent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
xemplifled nv the recent pardon,ns of

in Office exemped by the recent pardoning OF
hquor-dealers and proprietors Of places OF Sunday
amusement. Criminals who ought TO be In prison were
walking the streets intempor21ee the Increase
money appropriated for sectarap purposes and
corner lOsfcre aud barkeepers Aldermen, Assem-
blymen, etc THIS would not be the II the right or
suiiragc exercised ntegenty, honestly and indie
pendtnty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
cnArLl., GENNE,sEY.

LONDON. Nov. 3.-Charlcs Granciscn, noted
as q thcologian and a. "a b.1sraph,r # distinguished
artists is dead ~ ire age of scycntN-seNc lie WIS
lo. pl omu"nty connected with tn educational sj Sc
TEN oi MultcADuiE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
MARINE INTELLiGENCE.
MINIATURE ALHANAc.

snu r.es G.38 sun .... 900 Clock slow ON. lea
Moon 49, s.,o souths. $40 Moons ago lly- 20
un,H "ArER tJ-DAt =. f.
sandy HOOK ll:l Gov. ISLAM 1866 heu date. lO2
WAFER rJ-DAI-f.
sandy Hook ll2J I-lAni Hen iIgs 125
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. no
2ls BROADWAY.
eam AZ, Nom 49, n m 38S Midnight. 310.
Highest during the day 39~. Lowest 81.
Average 36isO. Same day 1878. A.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Grand Central HOtei-SenatOr John W. Johnston,
OF Virginia. and Governor John T. iiartranf OF Penny
LOfet Bsunscck-Junius X Morgan OF London
.SurferGnt House-General q ~ Gilmore u = A..
fseV House General Adam t. King OF Baltimore nm
dreaHs HOfei-Osmn LarObe. OF Batimnrc. ami j. X I'm
Hcnltnster HOtct-Captain Hamilton Ferry o. thr
steamship britannia. DENIS HOtc-Ex Governor j. H.
Page. % Vermont
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NOTICE 10 MARINERS.

EXECUTION ROCKS-FOG SIGNAL REPAIRED
OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, THIRD DI-TW r.
ToNrKN-VILiE. y. y. Nov. 3 1879.
The FOG trumpet At Execution Rocks having been
It's operation viii De resumed n thick OF weather
J. NJ. Is. ClIIZ Commodore T.. :. n
Lighthouse Inspector Third District
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Brig Acea Thurow oaison, A1gies 81 days IN ballast -
Brg E@@anSeIe rap, seine Girgenn IS days with sui
Brig Charlotte Briggs. Barbados rs days. with sugar to
Brig Joseph Clark Whitney Fenandina 20 days. with ium.
schr Nancy smIth skiuson Fe,rol 81 ballast
to Jonas smith & Co
wIND-suo.et At sandy noox fresh. " NV cloudy and
very hazy AZ City Island. strong, NW' cloudy
CLEARED
strs Abys.lna CBD, Murphy Liverpool. c Francklgnl
GnS@ Its ' aT Knox. Gasso enaer.co Bros Amer
,gps 1S F fc G@ " N v%9sr ' '@
Jago Ge Cu.aJ Aani CO. Cna.me'te eei Orleans,
cBde CO. Lac ben Gibb- wr- POINT Va % Dominion
Eleanora Eries. Porti no. ! T. An,cs
snip; Ial@yr1. M9ott i@lsr ior orders, me. EweIl
Enigma tBrl. walker - Nazare James ElweIl
iye O.; Antonio sail dr.. Mitchell, Havana ward 4
FGve @ III dr Tca rp Ho M raba
90: Flora Ger. Brec wodi, Hamburg Tobias CO; st
nres qanas 'br HI. , GsoTseo%a Dom va MARTINIQUE.
II BAILEY Go; y Parker Kane RIO aneiro ard santos,
Dc lyera Cos Theus spaicshaven, Wiamstadt. Ger,
sehrs RANGES Arthemus lBr,. Cole, John B.
n ne, Ida , May Kelly - John g. ,mnson rapP : Co
Eldrdrc. Fisher It Thcmss peni,ion & co; Nee shaw
Newman. Grinin Ia Pamas. II Buck & Co.
DISASTERS.
QUEBEC Nov bark Nereo Ausu Cap, o'soinak. from
for with Of wheat IL reported 10 be
tota the rocks in the Lower st Lawrence The
Xs S Defiance was Sss.sa At Psyss
total loss insurance
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON. Nov astr Labrador from NewYorK for Havrs.
signaed of the Lizard todaYi Hun str Othelo
Br from New York az Naples IDchciutha r IRON
New York.
QUEENSTOWN Nov S-Arr City OF Richmond. from New.
York for Liverpool
Sailed, str Wisconsin, for Ncw-YOrk.
HAVE, Nov 3.-Arr Labrador. from New YORK.
LARSE Nov Sailed. state Of Pennsylvania, for New.
YORK.
LONDON. 3.-Sailed 27th nit Nuova Rosina Caneps,
Rass9 Sos } Oh al, y"go@e Capt sPTi bon tor
York Marcia q Day, Arvs Warrington lat inst Left
Erickson Annie Marshall, Everest CASHIER I'd
Obo Padre the latter NeuYOrs 80 INST Er.
siainingcn capt OgyIzt.
Arr 2jrn MT. Abel 27h nit Devonpor Thor Capt Thor
vidsen Adela Dominique; 2Sth nit Jesse H0yt.
Ensign Tordeuskod capt Munch 29th mlt Bsitc.
3Oth I. Fri Kong,
Magma 3lst ult. Christe 2d stafford, Genadef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
CovsrMrrIvEs NKED Nor DEsPAIR.

STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases of tho
y Gtucrauye organs radically t1t spe,iy clreL totf,t
rrI 80 HES uN A.DANTrf~ A. tLcXinStoa-iv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
GENERAL HOOKERs FUNERAL.

/: was expected that the body of General Joseph
Hooker would lie in state nj the City Hall yeser-
day but at noon J. l.. Sloper, custodian of City
Hall. received letter from General Graham, chair
man of the committee appointed 10 receive the re-
mains. IN which It was stated that Major William
Plimlcy would take possession of the Governors
room to-day ard that General lIOokcrs remains
would arriv about =. General liookcrs old
company, now stationed at Governors island Will
act a. u c,ial ,scori. The body VIII be net ~
the 1hrty-!0grtl-st frir} 10y Con paiY oi the an
Regiment. At noon Tomorrow, the body, escorted
by detao hn lis nom the MAI )nal Guard lncludng
the 9Th * rimeat under General Shaier; and 10y
United state regulars ana marines, VIII ne taken
TO the k'v. lT. Adam~> church AT Mad Snu-1Nc. anu
Twcui N-iuarl4-,t where the funeral services Will
be held. Ia, dy will tacn hc taken 10 Cincinnati.
The plll heaters selected hy the funny and COM
niitcr are IS follows; Majof-tic1rr9ls Winfield :
Hancock. john Newton. = as Casey. Daniel Butter
field. Abner Doubleday. Gcr>hom Mott. Cuarl,S *.
Graham. George II. Shape :. ". Crawford J. H..
Kddoo. V.ce-Admnal :. c. Rowan, Rear-Adniral
:. :. Ire cbasd, Jonn Jacob Asior, Dr. L. VI.
Maikoe. Charles l.. Tiffany, j. H. Gsuticf.
TIL remains VIII not be shown until 90. ~ to-
morrow, AMI will then remain exposed until !
have an opportunity to view them.
General Charles k Graham, WHO WAS the Grand
Marshal CA Dc,Oration Day, h3> requested ali CONF
rulcs of ,. Gland Army of the l,cpu ie AMI fucui-
Der. of 10" veteran regiments 10 assemble at II o..
~. tom rrov at the G.rmauia Assembly Rooms al
No POI Blwcry. to take part Don the funeral.
special meeting uf the Associated ll1accrs OF
Caiioma Ms heidi at the SiurieVali House last
evening Go g. r. action 90 lt-aId Go o." death of
General cr, ho Aat been ineilc of t.r as
ISOLATION 81. &C. ITS Organization IN $50 There
We're ioriY r.'as present, 4n1ne tlen er"F
William Nc = Thompson and John %. tlli eft : lu
lanci,c.; tOgIc.ils IyGc"hti. of Ll4icvoot.
y. j.; Grr'rii fi mel. J.. Plg,o. ptmJ- strong and
james j. wednesday, Of lir os'y'. rd I. 'orll
II. G.. Gi'-ou. James :. Wc,hcr.d Genera
I. ". NJ .siol, joseph :. >pinncy. y. {.
SaudcIs, AID Colonel T. e.. kcmhlc After
scter OF ,a-.aral lo,Ser i9 General cs,n. tlea~i.
inr pr.si'r't oI thr urr' .n-. frSluf .''s were
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r. r. r.
Railways Ready Relief.
HE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE FOR FAMILY
THE MDALD

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04

PlTISrON. Penn, Nov. 2.-J. Il. Morgan,
fcigh agent tic hilh Valley Company here, dcd
suddenly IAis afternoon, aged Gtty live years.
JUDGE r. WHARTON COLLINS.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-Judgc /. Wharton
C.iIi al Al
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AnounccmentsI
WNCTIRsTFR'S iIYPOPHOsPHTTEs
VIII Consumption. Coughs Bronchitis. IDENTITY. Ga
The whole human race can he healthy and
temperate with RICHARDS TEfrOrAL TONIC.
There is no sweetness in n kiss
Unless your teeth Just Ike pearls
Then snare its trembling bass,
Use sOIOuON u once sweet girls:
For alone 20 the mouth,
White teeth and fragrance OF the south.
CONSERVATIVES NEED NOT DESPAIR.
Yon he cured by PHIfIIrS' PALAIAhiE" COD
LIVER on combination with PHosrHO NtTEiINh. Bese
lang remedy. All druggists. Depot PlaJtst, ny.
Reject the candidate with tho shabby hat,
his negligence. HSoN l shapes
NJ geneels hats open his inspection 2l2 Rroais
way ana fifth Avenue Hotel To win procure Q
KNoN hat
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29
HOW'S THIS?
The Hamilton County Democratic Club Die
tates as to Who Shall be Po-
lice Commissioner.

At meeting of the Hamilton County
Democratic Club last night a resolution was
passed instructing Messrs. Sutton and
Dorsch, the Democratic members of the
Board of Police Commissioners to cast their
votes at the meeting of the Board this af.
ternoon for Geo. W. Zeigler for Police Com
missioner.
A committee of three, composed OF
Messrs. Kramer, Green and Iartshorn, was
appointed to wait upon Messrs. Sutton and
Dorsch. and see whether or not they would
comply with the request of the Club.
When the news got abroad this morning
that the Club had passed resolution Of
that kind there was excitement in the
Democratic camp. Col. Wappenstein was
like hen on hot griddle. He was driving
here and there, seeing friends as to what
could be done.
He knew very well that if Sutton and
Dorsch complied with the resolution his
head would be cut off to dead moral GER
tainty.
A STAR reporter visited both Mr.. Sutton
and Mr.. Dorsch to get from them their in
tentlons in regard to the matter.
Mr.. Sutton, in reply to question as to
what he intended to do in the matter. an.
swered that he did not propose to be led
around by any party club in the perform
ance of his official duties. That if the
Democrat Club wished to be Police Com
missioners, let them take the office and run
it. He intended to do just as he pleased,
and not be dictated to by any club.
Mr.. Dorsch had formed the same opinion.
and did not intend to be led around bv the
nose by the Hamilton County Democratic
Club, but would do Just as he thought
would best benefit the public.
As it now looks there is very little hope
for George W. zeigler becoming Police Com.
missioner.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29
COMMONWEALTH CURRENTS.
Knickknacks Knocked Together In
Old Kentucky.

specials 10 the Star.
OAKLAND STATION, KY, Aug. 29.-Yester-
day Milton Kirby, son of David Kirby, a
farmer living near Smiths Grove, had a
difficulty with quarrelsome negro named
Chit Smith and dealt him two heavy blows
with a hatchet, innicting one serious wound
in the back.
MADIsoNv1LLE, Aug. 29-While some
well-diggers were engaged in sinking well
for Mr. Dow Hockersmith, of this place,
let off blast that senta large rock up
through the air, which, in its descent, lit
on the roof Of Mr.. Hockersmith's residence,
passed through the roof and through the
ceiling, and went half way througlra feath-
er bed.
EMINENcE, Aug. 29.-Two men, George
Springer shoemaker, and Fred. Bauer, a
baker, persuaded man named Aubry, a
saddler, to go into a certain room with
them, and, having him inside, locked the
door, and, jumping on him, beat him in a
fearful manner. They have been arrested.
MILLERsBURG, Aug. 29.-Miss Ida Bassett,
the heiress to the 100000 left in a will made
by an old Indiana bachelor, has returned
home from that State and left here to take
up school, all the same. Miss Ida says the
bachelor may possibly change his will be-
fore he dies.
CyNTHIANA Aug. 29.-The Union Baptist
Association, in session here, closes its labors
to day.
SALvIsA, Aug 29.-The Baptist Associa-
ton here adjourned last night after three
DAYS session.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29

monster balloon osconsior surross
ing ANYTHING of the kind seen in onr citv
for many vears ;s nrom;cod ne dur;,r ~, y
Exposition. The great air ship to be used
on the occasion is now being manufactured
in the East, can carry four or five persons.
and will be navigated by renowned aero
naut, who has made over three hundred
ascensions successfully. Mr.. Peter Tracey
at present in the city, has been appointed
business manager of the affair.
Mr.. P. Deifenbacb. an Alderman of
Erie, Pa, has sent a communication to
Coroner Carrick, stating that the family of
Daniel Endlich, who was supposed to have
been killed in this neighborhood some
three or four years ago were anxious to
know something of the fate of the man.
The Coroner looked over his record but has
ascertalned nothing ABOUT The case.
The residence of James Parlan, coach
man for Mr.. Nef on the Grandin Road,
was entered by sneak thief Yesterday.
VINO carried OH Jewe'ry TO the value OF
about sou. A man named James oNeil is
locked up IN the Fnlton Police Station
mouse l on suspicion Oh haVihg committed
'he init
The Esher Brothers, of Esher's Thea
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29
Cincinnati Teachers.

After the opening exercises of the Gin
tcinnati Teachers Institute this morning,
Professor Colyin and Professor Micklebo-
rough engaged in a discussion upon
the classification of some of the
species of fishes. Professor Colvin
taking the side that favored the develop
ment theory, and Prof. marlborough
maintaining the opposite view. Prof Col
vim then spoke in answer to j. G. Chambers
address yesterday on the new theory of pro-
lection againstilightning. Mr.. 4. A. Renner
presented some additional facts respecting
Our Storms" and illustrated his theories
with maps and charts.
DR.. w. II. Taylor spoke of the light, ven.
tilation and heating of school houses, hav-
ing special reference to the manner in
which the buildings should be constructed.
The Superintendent Mr. Peaslee, read a
list of questions on subjects outside of any,
thing to be found in the ordinary text
books to illustrate the method followed by
Miss Celia Doerner in imparting informa-
ton to her scholars on general subjects.
The questions read were prepared by Miss
Doerner, and the method was highly rec.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29
Sixteenth Ward Republicans.

The Sixteenth Ward Foster and Hicken
looper Club organized and adopted theil
Constitution and Bylaws last night. The
officers are as follows:
Prcsident-Nathan Marchant.
Vice Presdents-C. B, Russell, Thoma.
Morgan, Robert Bell and Peter Hummer.
Treasurer-Albert Paddock.
Secretary--W. A. Cordesman.
Assistant Secretary-C. DeRuiter.
Finance mmittee-Dolphis Carnes, s
w. frost, G. W. A. Roesche, VIM. Graft
c. B. Russell, James A. Armstrong w. A
Cordesman, VIM. A. Cheesman, VIM. John
ston and G. II. Dinkelman.
A Campaign Committee of three mem
bers and the President was also appointed
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29
NICARAGUA SHIP CANAL.
Spanish Americans Figuring for the
Lions Share.
ational Associste,. Press to the star.

National Associste,. Press to the Star.
New YORK. Aug. pa Tribune Wash
inston special to-day says: NO special ne
go'iations are in progress between this
country and the Central American States
with regard to the Inter-oceanic Canal.
When the present American Minister to
Nicaragua and Costa Rica was appointed he
was instructed to keep the matter in view
and take any advantage which might turn
up to secure concession. This was merely
continuance of the policy which has been
pursued for years. Nicaragua has been
ready to grant the right OF way for some
time, but is disposed to be somewhat extor-
tionate in her demands and secure the
lions share of the advantage to herself.
Costa Rica claims the right to have voice
in the matter Also inasmuch as her terri
tory borders on the south shore of Lake
Nicaragua, which body Of water will form
part OF the proposed canal.'
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29
THE VALIANT VETS.
TRI-sTATE REUNION.


Rational Associated Press to the Star.
STEuBENvILLE o., Aug. .29--The ceremo.
nies Yesterday opened with magnificent
procession to the tented grove, where stir
ring addresses we're made by Gems. Ewing,
Garfield and IIickenloofer, and Governor
Bishop and others. DIR. Mary Walker is
around among the boys
THE BLUE AND GRAY.
Special to the Star.
CAMBRIDGE, o., Aug. 29-Immense crowds
floeked to the camp yesterday to hear ad-
dresses from private Dalzell and General
Gibson. This was followed by a sham bat
tie, and the day closed with sunset salute
and fireworks. Thirty.eight guns reused
the sun this morning and thousands have
assembled at the grove where q general
inspection and ovation to old flags is
going on. This afternoon after speeches,
the affair will close with the "StarS Spangled
Banner" by one hundred instruments,
with chorus by two full batteries of Artil-
lery and volleys of musketry.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29
GRIN GALLOWS.
A Duo Of Danglers at Fort Smith To.
day.
Special 10 tho Star.

Special 10 TIC Star.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Aug. 29.-The sun
rise Of this morning is the last upon which
Henri Stuart and VIM. Elliott will ever
gaze, as to-day they hang in the Court
house yard at Fort Smith. Henri Stuart
was convicted OF the murder of DR.. Jones,
at Caddo, |. T., and William Elliott, alias
Colorado Bill" but whose real name is
said TO be William L. Wilder, of the MUIR
der Of Cunningham, at Muscogee, l. T. The
execution will be conducted privately, al
though crowds of people have already as
sembled in the vicinity OF the Courthouse,
hoping to get glimpse of the awful spec.
tace. The gallows upon which they will
swing has q remarkable history, as previous
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29

to these two twenty-five other murderers
have been swung off it into eternity.
Both of the condemned are young men
in the prime of manhood, and appear to
take the matter very coolly.
When they were sentenced by Judge
Parker he asked them, "Have you anything
to say why sentence should not be passed
upon you?" Stuart said he had nothing,
while Elliott, who appears to be the most
hardened criminal of the two, said, II have
nothing to say, Judge, but if it was to do
over l would do the same thing again"
Two ministers Rev. Mr.. Sample and Rev.
Mr.. Harlan, have faithfully attended the
doomed men, without making much OF an
impression upon them, apparently.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29
FLAT FAILURES.
Unsuccessful Efforts Of q Mortal tt
Shuttle Of.
Special 10 the STAR.

Special 10 the STAR.
ScoTTsBuRGH, IND, Aug. 29-afaniord Rey.
-Iholds, confined in the jail made an unsuccessful
attempt at committing suicide yesterday in trying
to hang himself with his pantaloons Later in The
day he requested the Jalcr to bring him two
ounces OF laudanum for the purpose of shortening
his days
The Jailer made mistake and gave him two
ounces of colored water, and, after giving some
directions as to- the disposition Of his remains,
leaving some word 10 his family. PRAYING, etc.
Reynolds lay down and swallowed it, bidding the
prisoners and Mr.. Andis good-by and inviting
Ihem to meet him in Heaven He is with us yet,
however, and entertaining much curiosity why
the laudanum does not begin to operate.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29
LAST OF LOOKUP.
Death of a Man Who Lived Like q
Miser and Died Like a Panper.

National Associated Press 10 the Star.
New York, Aug. 29.-In dingy back
room of q threestory frame house on
Thirty-eighth street, surrounded by
Of Thomas Lookup, alias DR.. Evans, alias
Powers, notorious abortoniSt. He died
suddenly last night rolling in wealth which
he had accumulated by his nefarious bust
ness
He lived like a mser and died like a pau
per, with none to mourn his loss except
perhaps his associates. He was born in
Scotland in 1899 and leaves between $780, 900
and 500 900 deposited in several banks un-
der another name, A public administrator
will probably take hold of it.
The house where Lookup died is said to
be stepped in crime. Two murders were
committed in it within five years.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29
Chamber Of CONNIE Ticket.

The Committee appointed by the Chamber Of
Commerce to nominate officers Of the Chamber to
be voted for on the 9th inst made the f,llowing
report to-day:
For President, Wm. N. Hobart; Vice Presidents.
b s. Cunningham, J.. W. Christy, Herman Goep.
per. VIM. A. Proctor Vim. H. Gilpin. W. W. Taylor;
secretary, John II, Long; Treasurer, James Espy
Delegates to Nominate Board Of Trade. A. r b, Gns
morn, Richard Smith, G. NJ. Holloway, James 8
Wise. VIM Means and James NJ. Glenn,