davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-08

At O'Clock to-day Harry Hulse, the rapist Of
Hattie Hoberg was brought into Court for the
purpose of being arraigneG
His attorney, Willard Milligan, said that the de.
fendant would be willing to plead, subject to the
condition that he could withdraw the plea and
file exceptions to the Indictment
He, Mr. Milligan, was informed that there were
two persons on the Grand Jury WHO arc non-resi.
dents and not electors
Until the question was examined the arrairn-
ment was postponed, and the prisoner remanded
to lail. -.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-08
WEBER BREWERY.

The Court Defines the Running Of the Same.
The attorneys for Starbuck and Pfau, the
late assignees of George Weber, and the
counsel for Leo A. Brigel, the present
assignee, and J, B. Bobe, the trustee, had
a controversy to-day in the Probate Court
in relation TO the form in which the recent
order of the Court should appear on THE
record.
Mr.. Hyman, for Starbuck 4 Piau, claimed
that the order was only to work up mate
rial in beer already in process of manufac-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-08
WASHINGTON CITY.
WHAT THE PRESIDENT INTENDS DOING.

WHAT THE PRESIDENT INTENDS DOING.
Special to the Star.
WASHINGTON, March SIT is given out
from the White House now, that to be con.
sistent with his Southern policy, the Presi-
dent would be willing to allow the repeal
Of the test oath and the troops at the polls,
but that he will sign no bill that repeas the
Supervisors law. 1t is, of course, difficult
TO tell what the upshot Of it all will be, fur.
than to indicate that the Democrats are in
an aggressive humor and are going TO stand
firm. If the deadlock should continue un-
Ill after the first OF July, members Of Con-
grsss and all the heads Of the Government,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-08

A TTACHMENT-B BEFORE +. NJ. WRIGHT,
"A Justice Of the Peace of Cincinnati Township,
Hamilton County, Ohio Charles Stypes plaintiff,
against A. j. ellison, W, W. ellison and = Gil,
son. first name unknown, late partners as Gibson
Il Sons. defendants. On the 7th day of February,
A. D. 1879, said Justice issued ali order OF attach
ment in the above action for the sum S26l 10 with
~ per cent. interest on s2l0, from February 18th,
1879 CHARLES STYPES.
March s, 1870 mhSetS
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-08

NHIIUHhI HssUCINWu FrtSS 10 Illt SlHf.
WASHINGTON, March SIN his letter sub
mitted to the Cabinet meeting yesterday,
Judge French says that pleuro-pneumonia
is a contagious disease, and is supposed t.,
be communicated not only by actual con.
tact of sound cattle with those diseas d, bu;
through infected fodder or bedding or
buildings. A marked feature of the ats.
ease is that it often incubates or lies dor.
mant from thirty to fifty days, and even
longer, after its seeds are sown, and during
this period OF incubation, whether longer
or shorter, not even skilled veterinary
surgeon can detect its presence.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-08
Gus. Clarke Guilty.

Aug. A. Clarke, Esq, Councilman from
the Eighth Ward, charged with neglectng
his duty as Judge of Election and tamper-
ing with the ballots, has been found guilty
on both counts in the United States Court.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-08
SOCIETY NOTICES.
DENTISTRY.
NOTICES.

7 EGAL NoTICE--ON MARCH 2, 1879, THE
/ ! Probate Court of Hamilton County, Ohio de-
clared the estate Of Andrew Niedmnnn, deceased,
To be probably ingolycnt. Creditors are there.
fore, required TO present their claims against the
estate 70 the undersigned for allowance within
six months from said date, or they will not be Ell.
titled to payment. JOHN W. CALDWELL
Administrator of Andrew Niedinann, deceased
379 Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio, March 8, 1879
,nbs
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-08

Furrey received wounds from which he
died. Furrey accused the other two of
stealing his whip. Croddy has been arrest
ed, but George is still at large.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-08

Hop Bitters, which are advertised in oui
columns, are sure cure for ague, bilious
ness and kidney complaints. Those who use
them say they can not be too highly recon-
mended. Those afflicted should give them
a fair trial. and will become thereby enthu.
siastic in the praise Of their curative quail.
ties.-[ Portland ADV.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-08
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 & Co.,
N West Third street:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-08
CRIME AND CALAMITY.
WITH COOKED REyoLvERs.

Special to the Star.
VlNcENNEs, IND, March S.-The residence
of James T. Alexander, four miles from
this place, was entered by three masked
men an hour after Alexander and family
had retired, demanding money and cever-
ing Alexander with cooked revolvers. They
only got eight dollars. The robbers are not
known.
KILLED FOR A WHIP.
BRooKyILLE, ND, March S.-A dispute
and fight occurred between George Furrey,
James Croddy and Andrew George at Stipps
Hill, ten miles west of this place, in which
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-08

Thirty-fve marriage licenses during
the past week.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-08

aGIxz FOR SALE - PIANOS-Fine D.
Eslfskks AIes amos, in thorough order, e 10 or
Il II H II T tayes, some nearly new, at prices
y from S2J u $50; win he sold at
s5 per month until paid for at BRiTriEG IL
bros Piano and Organ Depot, corner Fifth and
Plum streets mhS-6t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-08

E'0R SALE-GROCERIEs-Nc maple syrup
Il 3Oc per quart, new maple sugar ljc per lb,
pure honey l2lgc and ljc per b. boneleSs Goldfish
best sardines 15C per box at rHORNBURY'S, 24f
West Sixth As Fast Pearl 4S West Court streets,
opposite markets. InhS.3tS, T&S
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-08

A CME RLACKING-The standard backing fos
n mems. ladies and chdren's shoes: II liquid
water proof leather preservativc. Offered 10 tho
trade at II Arcade; branch OF Wolff & Randolph,
Philadelphia. 1t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-08

JNOR SALE--CHEAP-sEWtNG MACHINES--
II The light running Domestic Singer, Amcr!.>
can Howe Weed, and Wheeler L Wilson, on easy
terms, at WIRSING e MARSHALL'S, 10 Elm
street. near Court Sewing Machines repaired ane
warranted. -lhi.mfu, THIS
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-08

Total shares reported sold. 10o 40,
"Ex-Diyidend.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-08
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 8. 1879

together with the United States Courts, and
the clerical forces of the departments in
Washington. would receive no pay. This
might have decided influence on Congress
one way or the other.
, 1879-04-29
the pay Of stnrckccpcrs be reduced from si.5o
per Iay to so per month, wf!ic!, !caycs tho ray
u the t11cn III this ttGphttncnt Is It NRR

tic my Of stnrckccncrs be reduced from si.50
per iay to $50 pcr month, which !caycs tho tay
of the men III this department as 1t 'sas.
The tnternas-resenuu rccetrts yesterday were
$40 40, titvtued up rs follows: Fro.,i spirits,
e9ti:91 tnbncro a1hl etgars. f3,isehG0; bccr,
s:'t4.5O; atit1 iron, specials, *i,fsssm.
Tic Ra.o Of rof,n1tur certificates yesterday
amounted to $a7:N0, showing Tint thu banks
werr still nj work through, tlufr clerks and eth.
;lnycs. This seitculc is regarded by a. great
many as helng pretty small for National ''anss'
sncclat rrcaasry Agent ilEntls rcccigc,l Let.
ter frnm 9pcctal Treasury Agent Spaultlts'E, Of
Dctrs'tt. Yesterday. Int, nttcr, stated that
packages Of books tnrurtc,i In Violation Of the
Conyrlgllt laws I'M! bcen setzel nt purt }lutont
Detroit, Niagara Fatte, aud Htfl1alQ.
Tic Iaylor condemnation eass occupied tho
attention of thu Cnurt. in Judge HlntEctt's
r.,om ycttcrtsay. In tte forenoon, pr. Henry
II. Lyman cuiu In nt,.l rfnucl un file III ail1-
t,avit to tlic effect TINT lien. John Macarthur
was sutrerfug from an nttaek OF rheumatism.
which eoHtlncti lin to hts bed. unt wuMl.l ho
likely to ttu 20 for soma tine tn cuf1c, tn coll!
sequence Of which attack lte would a,c unable TO
intend seo,lrt Mt this time. Tic ease was passcd
fur tic DFcsclIt,
, 1879-04-29

Fold, Letter Il Co. ilay9 taken possession OF
their new store. uni hrgan business IN it yes
tcrday morning. Crowds Of 'adrs visited tho
place yesterday, and oil appeurcd to hu moro
delighted 10 think That thu llrn Ind gotten back
to their old headquarters thnu wero llle proprto.
tors themselves. The general express!onhupoa
meeting ac9uaEntanccs CONNECTED wlifl the store
was, "liuno nga!n, r!i" accompanied by con-
gratulattDns.
Thu general appearance OF the store is much
tho sumo as VIA tlat u tic old building, except
that 1natiY improvements hayu becs, lnatr. In
The former storo there wesu smo HsaEreasrs lcat1-
lux to llla upper portion of the building, onu 0tt
either a.de: now, ,1s1:nu ot t!aesu. thero IL onu
grand sta!rcusB, tweHty-tllree fcrt wide, III lhu
Celtru, leading to u broati, hall.wuy lnIHiing,
cupalu Ut learlng up weight of ID, tNU pounds.
Tia lir4t floor Ia devoted tntsrol} to guHeral
merchandise. ComIlg III at thu etatc-sttcct
eutrancu broaA aisle will bc found, lcality
buck tu tlls gra,.d aiuiTcass IN tho relr. In ts
mile tns fanrics, dress goo'is, EioSrs, etc.,
are 4tsplaycd; fIe next seet!on south Is d., d.
votel to hM,,4!kercllcfs whlte Eoutls, ushl Hall.
etc.: nsl upun tle extretne right, which 10 !lln
5tglltest pluee IN thu store, may 1a found SILKS
a,'l huslorY exclusively. Oh thu left Ut tllo
!nu!t entrance ure displayed ane vulYets, rib
buns, I1ns, AiMl ltHelsS; tho ucxt GeGtion north
IL s|eybeed to trimmings aud nutiuns. Wltlu
Kcnts' furnishing Noods occupy tllp extreme lett
os thu building, Thu enlste length OF thn built
thE unler the Staireusn IL tukcn up BY tho ex.
Hultnlls al'd cas'i department.
/ Crok TAK SECOND yLooR
quo Will Ind on thu rlgbt-hantl Of the staircase
, 1879-04-29
STATE RIGHTS.


4 ci,anee for m uely sssme Hetween the
Atato Courts of Kentucky nnta tho Federal
Tribunn,a.
s..t,o, r,.uo,cs N M Tr,sune
!ouisVitlE' n.y. Apf'' ;mih octope.; 1o'e;
L. ". Rau'scy. special Hhiiiit Of the United
States Court, sllot u:1d killed. in Wasren Coun-
", joseph LtgIttoot, for whose arrcst for viola.
tion t,f ,lu. prvcrns 1nwa bc ,r1if n warrant. II
s.e' ~ Nv ~. ~, ,',.,t.' '.,'.,,..
was charged thas *t'lc Killing was whol'Y dnwas-
fa,lted, and Ramsey was arrested by tho Warren
County authorities, IIu promptly sworc out
writ ri tahcas cnrous befnrs ,1l1rn 1,altnr,1
..,'a .,s.".1 ~. ,,,s,,,as'ra ,ss,n ,,.,.,,,,,
nho ofae'c" u!s u'ss''are' 1'o.' cu.lo"s'
at the succeeding term ot the Warren
Circuit Court, llell in January, 1870, tho Grand
, 1879-04-29
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

Thu co,u+r r1or1, fusuoa .ve,+r.sovo, rnnr
rfagc.llccnscs yesterday,
Ia .,,o ,..,..,, o.,,.. a, .n 1r...
IN ulc county eoufs' easo OF Anna Weacott,
who was asretted upon suit Ut John Mentard.
Il dismissal was grantcd ycstorday utslcr the
Iasolycnt Dcbtors' act.
Il1c session ot the County Court was short
yesterday. Tho Judge left carly to attcud
meeting of thu judiciary It, thu nottur OF the
Recommendations for Justices OF tIIe Peacc.
,r,,, f,.,,,,4,,, t,.,,..
, 1879-04-29

,xhlrh ncrn m rcfutnton. nnd In thnt eettlne 1t
'ctIsmro n u,rnarous ct1stom bY ono ,yoao pcrsnnn
coaraas ia. 20 nftcn hecn don,o,,statcd in defense
Of hIa enuutfy.
coura,ic Smith made st!rptug little speech.
In wh!cl, hu rufcrtcti to ,hc prntn,,,r,.c given
tlIc Cnnfc,lorocy nn,l tllu Confederate lsriuacrs
uH. utcitel tlle aupfa,,sc u itc meeting BY hay
I,,r tat I,y WAS pacasest to !lear ,at prest1eilt
I1aycs had 80 ,l,urt ,lr got his back stircncI
lin;t i,c would veto some Of liz measures nl-
YuI,ccl Nv those l5rIgn1tcra ~ Congress. spcnk-
tnv uf fiG,,, i.,gan, Mr. Smith Had lint Hack
Jack u was wortIl souutAing 10 thu people OF
illinois. willie Lowe WIS wnriI, nothing 10 any,
ltriy b,tt HIMSELF Therefore l.ognn did well in
refusing to 'nyc ntiythtng to alo With such
t1irtv doa Tie tpealer lad nu t1onbt TINT
Love would "get tic whole top Ut lis head
blown Oft Il llr attempted pcrso.,al rem
, 1879-04-29

Tho currency disbursements yesterday woro
$75,000,
The sub-Treaaury wilt sell rofundiag cezttd-
Gates ouly from l0a. III. to . III.
Tic Whcclur match casa was called ID COM
missioner Iiuynu's o'lce yesterday, but ly cos,-
sent Of tho attorneys It w1s continued Until thu
18th of May.
Tie Treasurer has placed Ia tho gut>rrcasurY
&95,O00 on credit fur arrears Of pensions, which
Will be a. tho disposal of thu Pension Agent ~
Soon ls she IL reutiY Tor II.
A. +. alinGr, wh0 went to Washington g0mc
days ago us delegate In the interests Ut tllu
storekeepcfs of this uis,rlct, has teturue,l. liz
did sUtue good work wltle III tl,e CAPITAL, mud
succeeded 1n getting the cluuss strjckplt frpm
tho House resolution which recommended tllat
, 1879-04-29

There were l3,c63 pounds Of meat condemned
Inst week as utlwhoicsorlc.
Tile City Treasurer yesterday received s3s2
frum the Col|rctor,' ,507 frum thu Water De-
pa1t,uent, md s227d. 10 from Inc Comptroller.
There were lia deaths III The city last week
MI Increase Of alx oyer tho preceding week. Six
ty-tro were Under 8 Years Of age. 10 wcra tna'es
md 0a fcma'ce. TlIc principal causes Of drath
werr: Commissions, II; t!!pllthcria, 10; con-
sumption, IL; and pneumonia. II.
NInyor Harrison will be at Ills Office this moru-
lng, and stncu lu gave out sntne time ago thut
tllc faet tsint olo resigned Ills place would hc
recommendation III favor VI hts feaplo!rt-
ment or retention, It would not be surprising
to sec him receive several such nlfssiyes. II liz
does not lie will he disappointed, a,lu 80 vii!
the Democracy, for he ca'tt'ot begin to satisfy,
Ills party's appetite Until room Is made by rcstg
nalit'ns or otAcrwfsc.
Building permits wcrc Issued yesterday to
John l.etst to eroct two-stoFy niul basement
dwelling at No. 3l7 Hush street, to cost $500
J. II. Battcr1nnn to crtvt thrce-story atlL basc,
nlont stone.front dwelling, Clark street near
Huron. to cost s;,tUU; A. s. Mailman. to erect
S sres nsa1 cf s!9e50s IL sa,t SSs paasr Gss
Bemls Brewing Company, To crert two.stosy
office, South Park avenue, near Twenty y-touref,
strurt, tu cost 80 ,o04; md the CtiraEu joekey
mud Trotsin.1 Club, to erect q stable a.d shed Oil
their grouuds, to cost sS,Oo0.
The scramble for place was resumed yctcr.lay,
hut there wese Ito tlnw developments Of note.
1t hau been announced that Z. i. Waller was 10
mako special clfurt tu push his claims fur
Commissioner ut Public Works BY getting uu
meeting at the Grand Pacific to utlopt rcsol,,.
tions, ctr., but the nt1ar did not ronle off, un,l
all that could be- learned Of it WIS tint some
one had engaged The club room for tue
purpose. Mr.. Forsytho was entirely satisfied
tint he would be appointed Comptroller,
md was 80 nssnrtng Its many friends, but
toso %ho sla 10 5't ~ earer Nj Harrison wsse
coming 1nnn. For CORPORATION Counsel SIR.
Dooltttle was pushing Its claims with renewed
energy. but how much tsadwnv lie wus tnaklnl
was not known. judge Forester, w1losc uotlt
Ind been used tn connection with tilc Office. says
iIo Is not candidate, hut would talte a Judge
slip II 1t ea,hc hls way, 1t is not believed tlln
nnyth!ng definite will he known. however, d
any Ut thu appointments for d wcrk or two.
, 1879-04-29
THE BLESSING or STRONG NERVES

n recoverable, not BY thy uae Of lnincra sedatyea
Opinlcs aud .bu ltkc shuud only bu used a. Auxi-
iasiey, and then aa spaEtnslY " possible. Vtgor.
to rcnder thu ~ IL 10 reInlres thc ,Ial unefxIes.
That sterling MSleoraht, llustalterx Stomach !t'
ss. w r. foa nlsasicent t"r ths pasno*e;
digestion and asslmtlltion Ut Thu fou w that tRa
body II !Asuretl IL duu amount Of nourishn!ent,
ant consequently uf stanstnn. Ithaunlatlc ten.
acnclea mud aNtclIona Ut tue ktlneYs md btaldcr
aEo also cnunturactcd 1y thu btloFs. which IL bo-
vlles " pleasaIt medicinal at!mnlant, itanltuly
rtEcf tlan tll4 raw excItAntx Of commerce. which
Feact hltussousiy upon tho nervous systcn.
, 1879-04-29


President 9cnnu sat In tho chatr at the regular
meeting Of tic County Board Of Commission.
trs All tho members wcrc present.
Mrs. Harris sent IN a pctittun, which wns rca1,
asking tat the Hoard autl,orlzc The purchase of
u number Of books for tlle jail library. The
communication was referred to thu Committee
on Jail And Jail ACCOUNTS.
The usual bills were then subm!ttetl anil re-
ferfed to appropriate committees. The payroll
Of the Probate Court, amounting to 81, ,C30, nnl
the c!aim Of Commissioners Cobnrn mil Stew
art for mileage aud expenses for the quarter
ending Marrh. amounting to Si05, were aiso
placed before the Board attl ordered paid.
A1r. Oscar Fral1ks WIS recommended for the
position uf tlruEEIst Mt the County lloHpttRl bY
the Joint Comt0tttce Ut Hosultal md Medical
Board appointed to examine candidates fur the
position. Mr.. Franks Was appointed.
HOMEOPATHY At THE COUNTY HOSPITAL.
A committee then entered tho board room,
mud presented the following pctt!urt. T],e CON:
mtte comprised Drs.. Van Tngcn, uoYne,
Smith, and trof. Slnni:
Tho undersigned have been Induced to appeal to
yon In 0ehaff Of IL very cpnsdcablo Number Of tho
ot ta ety nd ccnny t5sfossnco TO-
tho medical aa1 Of tle Cook County Hospital. ii
T. said TINT tho no:ta'Ity In thu yng.in md sHra.
among tho friends OF tho pour, and thu m
aalry is frequently made II tho homeopathic
ifnnrJ ih,s rrivls,n ts ssted hcrn,,so @ n mn
onlnton this acl.nol can furnish better record Of
fncccsscs in ~ classe1 o. d'seases7ana M especially
~ H.. ~ 1tpnsnitn - H.. ,at "1 c"to,
siatsmant vii el",y aper tho s.rearnt mi nnst
munarenlcnt. Wc therefore mtIst nurnesiiy mntf
respectfully request favorable consideration ct
this matter by y0nr honorable Ioard, hoping that
YOU vii. appoint on thy ncdfca and aarVicuf star
prntuEtlonatc n1'nDer from the homeopathic
| benooft .
The petition was signed W Ur. a: =. Small.
ilesluchk ~ Iiuiiae'aa"i ateu'ca, %gncGe; y.
t.ns,,. II * - = i 1on,,,, II oav,t, -,
# Mt II N n IL E"1i"rs n RI ~ :i,'n Et,rsv,I,,
T.f... n;,i. fehn ~ tt:n.,.ni,f lsf,ti. tf3sn.
f3horira Einn f:a.rp" os thnm,,3nr u
t;n"Jr r. MEf.tsrT rho,""a ffr,.ro u'r,
ennii tfai1 out 1Sn"rv i StHrr. rt'n,,, ~ 1sn
1i, n. .'t ,,. ~ 1''
"' IL sm"is a,ar"sa,, ~" Mo"ra m ho,o1, ~
,h. ,,ttio, H. itrnJuc'si LINN tn,,ia ~ ~
~ -. ai,s,s H. .a tnu " "
H.. sato ' ~ ,' ~
,i,. ~. .i. , .n t ~. .',u ~ H. nn.
ssss, s III. uu.s uaa s H.. ~ ~ s
u. "an s rnt mt ,s on r., 4t ~
srstn'n '1Ia t,ci,t,omon ctsn,1 cinfnTa " WI
ns T., ~ H. n ~.
,r 1'ter ,!,ntnt,nrs ~ Xxx 1,,n,mi,i". eisa' NJ
,trnas"1 Ui H. H"",,i T., ai1nr ..rat" GID" ~.
.i'I,a at,hinat sr,s hnn;ini n,., ~ ti,a f,nr,,t
ta. S W., ttS,I.s T"' o'S' ~ s''o e''l'4''s
w 1nk vi 1'11epa', 1pn.I', II, ~ .,,o., A..
o,n,,'', ~ ant1 non naa inn,, III ~ N.., ~
r""a',ror " r ~ amso ~ ueIm ~ 1u,u ~ Lount
the ra,,rrt ,u.s cc"n,"d ~ ~ 'os'''eo' Ill"
ts'c 1epolt "aS @ecepteu'
| SEXTON.
, 1879-04-29


a. TsIsy al e. scst : h.G1ua S II hurs ts s snsy
evening. April III Inst, Ftedersnk tieorKu u!tna au
Mlas utiu Ella. unly daughter uf ur. Hiram Natzer.
All nf Chicago.
~ LoMdpM tEnsland1. ltostoh thiass.}. and Mon
tfen! teaHeda} paFers plcx8a cnPY.
kTEvk!tS .-llNAN-t,n tug 4ath Inat., by tho ttAv.
john T. a!1rEls. at Ma selGhigHnay;, hlr. u. Ie F.
OF Chicago. -
, 1879-04-29

usc OF music a. All accompaniment 10 tho oxer-
eIscs. the kitrIlcn-garlrns Will reacltl,ln thG
klnlcrgartens; but they nre really industrial
schools, ami tt,c rttd illst Ia taught IN tlr'it,
acarus sesyng In tile public scfluuls, ana Ia nttcr
wast!s sent tn 'llc cook|ng sc!loola, ought TO lc
II pcrfcc. Ilousckrcrcr. The Sorih.End svlooa
has already atllnlitel twenty-five children.
, 1879-04-29

A MysluAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT
- Viii ba KtsnN sh;: fsSnsa;K p W!yst EhnsSh.
Ienst u ho trtaees undes thy aaspics. u tho Sab
Entire pIocreds WI he ee9t y st Luu.. Any pvtso!
having onaklons pf suy KIM whntsftF Will Gc called
tue tsy. ------
IpNY WEMsEN. TUE -NALI..PLAYEN, is liz.
y auestc1 u call Ut spALDlNO's IFS LIaldolph IT..
- supn u pOaslhlt,
, 1879-04-29

Judges Of tno odora credit Dr. pfscc with nice
tasso In tho compound!ug OF bis Unique perfumes.
Thoy nre admired by nil.
, 1879-04-29

4 Cough, Cold, or soro Throatshonld nut be neg.
lectcl. y browns bronchial Tr0cheB " nre sin.
plo rumcdy, and will genurn!ly Rlye immediate rc.
lief. The genuine arc only put up In bDxes.
Price, 11c.
, 1879-04-29
No,sELfss FEED sE,VJHG.macHIHE.

Tho only nolsstaas Iacks.ltch sowing u,nchine ia
tho New No. Wheeler Il Wilson. 1t is positively
nolsccss, and possesses many other advantages
found only in this machine. Wheeler i Wilson
Manufacturing Company. j. L. FLAaNEnY, CITY
Manager, 165 State street.
, 1879-04-29

DR.. D'Unger, discover OF tbs c!nchona euro for
drunkenness, curcs ai cascs. Room ~ Palmer
uuuRe.
, 1879-04-29
NEVER BEFORE In TWENTY YEARS

have prices for Axulinstor, Moqncsto, Wilton,
md Drnsse1s car1csnga reached tl,e extreme low
figures noa asked By tho Chicago Carpet Company,
Wabash avenue md Monroe street. ThoIr nssort.
mcnt Ia much llngr than ever before.
, 1879-04-29

Authors Carnival, tonight brng un extra ul.
tertaiilment at popular prfees Thu atteudanea
Was 1uily equal to that VI any previous eson-
'aH, antl the etettatunlent Was tullY up to tllp
average Of general excellence. The oEcnin,
tabieuu was grand cunElo.lerat!on of nyrr 1tW
characters, cboscn With espcctal rtfcrctru to
oeaaty q costume un4 Of pessotts. WHICH was
feature above oil Of the stugo etrecsa was the
national picture Of "Our Protectors asll De-
iet'ters" In this wcro introduced l!remeIl n,nl
T,1esmSa T.n S'iS. naass Ass'ssant.Nass'sas shsn'
aSytss,s 1a5y xsse ssptesents By detashnsnts from
KssnSnM,ts, M n,, al.d thu artillery With the uatiing
Enn 'n 1ae tabiean was strlktne and cleettso ln
M, repetition Of The sgcncs IRON Dotheboy's
nasl Completed thu programme. This evening,
wnicn i1 m ~ postlveiy ha lust might OF thu carnival,
tableaux t1int call be devised, Nv tae reductj0p
III pFico the lhdtea hope to secure thu lQrgrst
crowd OF tho seaaon ~ i tlnale To what they a.e
proud to consider "grcat succes..''
TIE UNION VETERAN cLuu
mss .3,t H. ' n'ght Ut thslF room. n tue ran ra
urer enhmitted report, which ~as sat,sfnctnry
10 that i showed BALANCE On lt,.d. cotnraJc
". ", Roberts moved ti,at q Decoration. Inv
committee Of ten members be appointed. .lllu
prcsent COMMITTEES of hse was too aulall. Cur.
r!ed, and the Chair apponted % such Commit.
TnItEee AeSsrs. Hmttl,, Mullins, White, Ilanctctt.
and story. Tie members beforu appointed arc
ecsianey, Cook, Stewart, Fesr.es, and Roberts.
Marshal uea!y reported the death Of Eonruie
Geotge J. CasBe!unan, anl moved tue appuint'
n.ent OF Committeo on Resolutions to report
as the next meeting. Carried. ana sh. Chat,
appointed Comrades Pratt, liealy, ind Weaver
Consade Smith offered thu following resoiu
uons, Hhich wero enthusiastically adopted;
Rsso'rsa; That shu Union Veterun Club OF Chi,
sKs txh!oIlsd b1 ouE distinguished comrads, SeuA.
tus LoYan, In declining 10 accept tue ''codt
qRelso" ~ noAns 0t 1eluIink vie caaumn,