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Cincinnati Dry Goods Market,

CINCINNATI, June 7.
There was only moderate order de u and thii
we k, and sales in the aggregate light. Market
firm, esuecially on cotton goods
PRINTs-Are quoted at 4Lg@5c for shirings, and
5bm6c for standrrds per yard.
BLEACHED MUsLINs-New York Mills 12c Ions
dale cambr C 1212c King Philips cambric PIC,
Jnbez Knight do 1919, W ms'ltta i2c, Lonsdale
9IIc, Fruit of the Loom 9h4c. Hope re
BHowN SHEETINGs-QuOted al SHSlac for East
ern, 749754c for Western, and 6e4634c Tor seconds
per yard.
JEANS-Palcstro 11%c, Croyden 12i%c Cnvingtoo
l5t. Prlarls l71ac, Pref rred 2jc, Kentucky da0
skins 32Lac, Standard 35c.
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MISERIES OF MANKIND
Chronicle of the Crimes and CalamitieS
that Afflict Humanity.
IT ALWAYS ACTS THAT WAY.


Specials to the Star.
SHREVEPORT, La, June THE thirteen
year-old daughter of Mr.. w. Carr, on Isle
Brevele, near Natchitoches was lighting a
fire with coal-oil, W ell the can exploded
and enveloped her in flames She died in
a few hours, after the most horrible suffer
ing.
GANG OF BRUTAL BURGLARS.
LEAvENwoRTH IND, June IA gang Of
burglars entered the house of Mrs. Nancy
Resor, near Marietta, this county, by break
ing in the door with rail Mrs. Resor re-
sisted and was badly beaten, after which all
her money was taken. The burglars then
left and went to ncighboring house, Mr..
Frank Curry's stealing lot of meat.
TOOK TOO MUCH sTRYCHNINE.
SEYMOUR, IND, June IA man named
Michael, who lives on East Third street.
was found dead in his house yesterday.
The family were all absent, and phvsi-
clan, after an examination, gave the op,n.
ion that he died from the effects of strych-
nine.
A VENERABLE DoCToR's CRIME.
GOSHEN. IND, June I'm the Circuit
Court Yesterday DIR. VIM. G. Harper, an
educated physician, aged seventy.eight
years, was sentenced to seven years i'm
prisOnment at Michigan City upon an al
legged crime of incest, committed with his
own daughter, a married lady residing in
Middlebury.
SOME HoosIER INCONSISTENCIES.
CoRYDoN, IND, June 7.-Revenue officers
raided Crawford County, and in the deep
canons near Wyandotte Cave came upon
four moonshiners disguised with blackened
faces, who drew bead on the officers with
their rifles and told them to "Git" The
raiders got and the moonshine men
burnt their tubs, disinterred their stills,
and deCamped for Kentucky.
SAD ACCIDENT AT HAMILTON
HAMILTON, O., June IA commercial
man was thrown from his carriage few
miles out from Hamilton this morning, and
striking on his head had his skull
smashed in.
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AvOnduIe Park ReStauranf.

Next to pleasant drive in the count,
at this delightful season of the year, moth.
ing revives the dropping spirit of man more
and through Avondale Park will furnish
other at Lew. Boman's Avondale Park Res
taurant Choicest delicacies of the season
served up by a staff Of tirSt-class walters.
Take drive ont and test the matter your.
self and you are sure TO be highly pleased.
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THE COURTS.


PbLlCE
Drunk-samuel Meyer, George sauerbeck, A.
Campbell, Margaret KIDD, So; Charles Taunnann,
$40; George Bruns continued; Lizzie Rodgers,
Jennie Miller. 5000; Pat Shay, 10 days; James
Riley. 80 days.
DlsorueIly Conduct-Chas Robinson, Mary
Robinson, John Leonard, dismissed; I'M. Smith,
J,SCpl AIger joseph Cook, continued Lucinda
Thylor, Lucy Campbell. 10 days.
Mlscel. .aneous-J. Z. GrannoL, shooting contn-
ueui W. }. GuluOn, same, u ,uhd over. tairick
kearney, cutting, c IIt.nued; Geo, Ne,ke, $ me-
dismissed; me. 1arr, abusing family, S50-5O
battery, s.; Mary TRUTH same. dis
missed; Charles frederick, rape, dismiss d.
JACOB StauDe, re- ewing stoen goods, continued: !:
Cna> Harper, assault with intent to kill, dlmiss
ed Geo. Prlce, muder i'll the first degree, con-
tlnueu 10 June list Henry Seine der, dtflaud ng
Gas Company, 40, Eni. Wagner and Elle4l Po /,
VAghnc!, s5O-5O; Peter SlveItun. same, ~ days;
Geo. Eiils, petit larceny, S2OJ-;iO.
MONDAYS CALENDAR.
The cases set foI Monday are us iolows
COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Moore.
81, 1,12S-Clans Classen and Wolpert Classen vs.
Fel lscn NOOgt y Co.
5l,$j2-ADller Nj. Cooper VS.. Thos. d. Ryan
5l,3.2-Alathew Dusuu VS.. The G., IL. y D. r.
Il. ca.
Before Judge Johnston.
55 S2G-Juhn PUdusta vs.. q. Gutll ct al
30 oSU-JOAn ID. Day VS. executors Of John II.
Lunn.
5j, ,SOS-IIoetfngh hoF & Lane vs. Geo D. Win
Chel ct Al.
51,S73-Ilide, Leather & Betting Co. vs. N. Wolf
stem d Co.
5jNSU-Wm B. McDonough VS. Jas. Holmes and
the Cincinnati, Gas light ~ Coke Co.
5j,SHS-JUhn Nj. Cramer vs. lnus. Burke.
dJ,H.o-CyruS Watkins VS.. g. W. Scuwyer and A.
L west.
65,SJ6-Patrck Conner VS.. NJ. Burns
55,J-o-L, I. ii yncs vs. Hugh MvCoilum,
oJ.34j-,cnuchte " Wilson VS.. b. W smith,
5J,940-JanLs A. DeCUu VS.. lhe Ohio Valley
lns. CU.
Before Judge Longworth.
81 ,657-Fmcis NJ kel Ter VS.. John S'heibli
5I,.IJ-Geltrudt HalUIu VS.. The Home Lie In
surHlce Company.
oil ,l25-N. L. weaver vs. The Buffalo German
Company
81 .13l-Junu b. Park VS.. John Faulkner and
Ellen Faulkuer
Before Judge Harmon.
32,6a5-Wunder, Wheeler d Port vs.. jacob
knduUer
3z.T5-Catherine Crowley VS.. The Marine Rail
W, Dry DOCK Comp ny.
81 273y-Jucubs Il MescAer VS.. G. W. Robson, Jr.,
d 20.
35,u97-Ilerman II, Huelsman vs. The City.
Before Judge FORCE.
81 226-RObert Elliott VS.. Willie Black & Co.
"a 22S-Jarob Frankel vs. Meyer kHplun.
"a 2ja-JoAu K. Powell, executor, Vs. John N.
Hays.
Before Judge Foraker.
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The following deaths have been placed or
record since our last report:
NettIc l.. Hole 81 wears city.
Mrs Johnson. r years. city.
Anna Sertol, u hours, city.
FL zabeth Loetlrr. years, city.
II nry Schmerr 10 weeks, city.
Char's Kneckler. 3 months, city.
Alice Rl, months city.
Ruhert TimheraKe 3 yr RS. city,
Fed. ITatenst in. Is months, CITY.
Eliza TIammelmHn. 10 months, city.
Dancl C"onin, 10 years. city.
Guy Mcmahon, l year, city.
Bena II rtmuth. years, city.
josephine Kle nsherr. 5 years, city.
G. A. IummPrs. 81 wears. Germany.
RarbHra Crib, so wears Germany.
Frank Rothan. 81 years France
Henry Gre n u yea s. ITuted States.
Dr. S G aves 20 voars, Ntrciua.
Nm. ii. Scheck. 10 wears, Tennessee.
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There is perhaps no tonic offered to tbs
people that possesses as much real intrinsic
value as Hop Bitters. Just at this season
of the year, when the stomach needs an
or the blood needs purifying, the
cheapest and best remedy is Hop Bitters.
An ounce Of prevention Is worth a pound
If cure, don't wait unti! YOU are Frustrated
by disease that may take months for you
to recover NJ Boston Globe.
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Louis A. Lansh, grocer, corner of Belts
and Freeman streets, has made an assign
mpnt in favor of his creditors to w. P.
Biddle.
The will of Frederick Grone was ad-
mitted t. rebate.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-07
Forty-sixIh uOngrc>>-ExIraS Session
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June G.-The bill to pro-
vide for the appointment OF II Mississippi
Commission was reported and placed on
the calendar.
The bill to repeal the law which prescr;bes
the test oath for jurors was taken up. and.
after another lengthy debate, it was passed
by strict party vote.
The Warner Silver Bill was reported from
the Finance Committee, and its further
consideration postponed until December
next.
Adjourned until Monday.
HOUSE.
The Army Appropriation Bill was re-
ported and ordered printed and re-commit-
ted. The bill making additional approprla-
tions for the support OF the Post Office
Department, was taken up and discussed,
but without acting on it the House ad-
journed.
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j. Kirby, Jr, Superintendent of the firm,
$25; from 8. 8. Davis. banker, $40.
AS the families of the deceased are all
large and in humble circumstances the
Committee request that hearty response
be made to their appeal.
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FINANCIAL

CISCINSAT1, June 7-2p NJ
Moderate demand for Eastern exchange, and
ratos ere uno' angr9. Buying at 100 discount and
selling at 100 premium. E
s,ell NJ steady anu Unchanged. with only lin
ted inquiry, We quote il 81 10 for sight and
81 Ss13 Tor xty day per sterling.
Guvcr ment bonds are stendy, with no material
chlnge In the local quotations. which are us fol-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-07
THE HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL.
Programme Of Commencement Exercises for
June goth.

June 2Uth-
The Annual Commencement Exercises Of the
Hamilton High School will take place Friday,
June 2Otn. The following is the programme:
Chorus-The Lord My Pasture Shall Prepare.
Prayer
Mustc-Glory to God.
Essay Matches. Ida Kirk
oratiOn-NIan is what he p"kes bin himself Rolr,.or
Ch horus-"Youthiul Pleasure" ......... Bishop
Essay-"E Experience" ......,.". Miss Mamie Moore
Music-"Ris', Cynthia, Rise" ....... .......Hooh
Oration-"The True Means of Success" .........
......................... Samuel V. Hull
Band
Essay-"Architecture' ..... Miss Amanda Galloway
Mu>ic-"Tll Pray fer Tnee" "..."......."::.,".....
Oration-'' History Hath But One Pace" ....:....
r.savwWGe is he sRor@ jess Fox
Music-"Freedom God and Right"
rs ay-"EmblematiC Flowers .................
Presnntatnt on of Diplomas .... Prof. L. ID. Brown
Music-"Auld Laug Syne."
Honors were received as follows: Miss May
Crawford, first Miss Ida Kirk, second: Miss Jcn-
ME Fox, third.
The Rev A. J. Reynolds will deliver an educa
tonal address in Dxon's Opera Hall, Friday even
ing, June 18th. 1879
Hamilton off,r fine opportunity tn teachers
residing in the city who NE capable of teaching
both German and Englis Under the present
system pursued in the German-Enelish Depart
mnnt tench rs work by tws, one hav ng charge
of the English. other having charge Of the
German instruction. This requires the teachers
to C lange rooms each half day. As the teaching
corps stands, Miss Louise Miller is The on one
who instrncts in both languages. The excellent
condition of her room, both in study and dIsci-
pline, indicates that single teac er for each
ro. IN. who can teach both languages, is desirable.
II German parents who have bright, quick-lnarn-
ing children ulh seui them through the ii gh
School. sucn children, especially the girls, would
have almost certain employment as teach RS f.
Tered to them at once The demand for teach
crS who know both ENGLISH and German is great
ly in excess Of the supply.
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Boat-hands' Gossip.


IWnTTTtSS INF,
Clear, calm and warm.
River falling at noon to-day with feet
inches in the channel.
Private advices report the Natchez
which was due early this morning from
New Orleans, aground at Rising Sun Bar.
The Clifton arrived from st. Louis this
morning, and left at noon for Pittsburg
Size has Il lair trip.
The James d. Parker, for Memphis, and
the Guiding Star for New Orleans, are both
getting good freight trips, but few pasSen-
gers.
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The Choral Society concert will take
place on the evening Of the Goth at Odd
fellow Hall.
TIE ladies of the Taylor-street NJ. E.
Church will give a festival Monday evening
at the church.
Officer NJ. DAILY is the proud papa of a
bouncing tweive-pound boy that arrived
in New ort yesterday.
Miss Rose Phillips, an alto singer of con.
siderable n"te, has been retained by the st.
Stephens Church Choir.
The ladies of the Christian Church will
give strawberry festival at IIayman's Hall,
Friday evening, June 10Th.
There were 33 nterments in Evergreen
Cemetery during the month of May
eighteen children ana f adults.
General Hodge writes that he is "having
most delightful time, being treated with
the utmost consideration and distinction" !"
George Highly, an old citizen and we'll
known river man, is reported lying at the
point of death at his home on Monmouth
street.
Charles Miller, of Cincinnati, was in the
city Nesterday and gave several very fine
eadings for the benefit Of his friends and
admirers.
Judge Makibben will deliver the grad
uating address at the commencement exer-
cises of the Lexington Academy on next
Wednesday.
Negotiations are on foot to obtain the
services OF DIR. LandiS the noted tragedian,
to give series of Shaksperian readings at
Odd-fellows' Hall, under the management
Of DR.. Jones, Frank Sutton and Henry
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The annual meeting OF the Cincinnati Law Ii
brary Association was held to-day. Rufus King
presided, with LOUIS Kramer rs Sc retary,
T. NJ. II nkle read his report as Treasurer, show
ing total receipts to be s3,j34 25 and disburse-
mpnts same amount.
The rnso eS n'med the yearly income at So 20.
Paid for ms rance ..,...........,... $50
Librarians, salary and commissions. 1i7
Cleaning and renoNating.... 300
Tota' expenses ,S Il G97
New 10 ks ...,,,...,.,,...,.....,...l, !, ,740
The donations were n lot of books md a portrait
nj judge Bunet, donated by Mrs. Wi liam S.
GrOeSheck.
Del nnuent assessments $500 The assessment
for next wear was fixed at $40.
Amendments tn the Constitution by Judge
IIuadly and col. MoultOn, were adopted.
The Assoc Mt on asked 10" elevators.
vot' of thanks was returned 10 the Librarian
for his serv Ces
Adjourned.
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Melvine Hanna killed James Malernee at
Ca1iz, o., in quarrel over a chicken coop.
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The follow rg are the opening and the 80 y. IN.
quotnt ons Of the New York Stock Exchange, ms
rec lived by Lea, Steerrtt q Co., rs West Third
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ing heroic size For this, too, the nucleus
was here. The Cincinnati Orchestra was
with recruits from among our
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ngS light. Common Mt 81 50I3 l5 fair TO good
J & II AZ s. 2ja3 so, far to gOnd packing al 50 30d
3 ~ nmd srlcci butchers at So Co. and few extra
at So IS per Genital gross.
CATTLE-Market quiet and steady Common
at S4g2 81, fl To medium at 81 7id3 80. and good
70 chnsce at s. I594 so per GENITAL. Shipping al
"a 256oi IS.
IEEP-Market steady and Quiet. Common ia
fair II g Io"9 % and goou to choice at 70 5O@4 a
Der GENITAL gross
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cure full house, the time, that of Sab
bath, being well adapted to such an inves-
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The Annual Commencement Exercises OF the
IIamilton High School will take place Friday
June 2Otn The following is the programme:
ChNruN-The Lord My Pasture Shall Prepare.
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WASHINGTON.
Personal.

Personal.
WASHINGTON, January "a. DIR. Under
man is sinking slowly. Physicians have on
hope of his recovery.
Information Wanted.
The secretary of the treasury issued cir
cular to the consular officers, requesting them
to furnish the custom officers it'll the prices
of all articles of merchandise usually export
ed to the United States.
The 4 Per Cents.
The subscriptions to the per cent loan to-
day, are So, 195, 100.
The Two Per Cent. Fund.
TheHouse judiciary agreed to report favor
ably the bill to authorize Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois respectively to bring suit in the su-
preme court for the recovery of what is COM
monty known as the two per cent. fund of
1860
The Shipping Question.
The House committee on commerce to-day
resolved to postpone further consideration of
the bill to give registers to foreign built ships
purchased by American citizens.
The New York OminatiOns.
The Senate committee on commerce to-
day decided to report adversely on the New
York nominations, will be reported back to
the Senate this afternoon. The five republi-
can members voted that the nominations be
rejected. Messrs. Gordon, Dennis and Ran
son refrained from voting and Mr.. Randolph
was absent.
Financial.
The secretary of the treasury has issued
the sith call for the redemption of 500 bonds
of 1865, consols of 1876 The call is for
S2O. 600, 600 of which $4,000, 900 are cou-
pom and 100000 registered bonds, prin-
cipal and interest of which will be paid at
the treasury after April 2ith, and interest
will cease on that day.
The Patent Laws.
The Changers conquered on the patent
question, and the bill for the codifcation of
the patent laws, which was passed in the
Senate yesterday, without a division, con-
tains clause which will prevent, in the flu
ture, the vexatious suits which have been
brought all over the country against innocent
infringers of patent rights
Indian Matters.
The joint commission appointed to inquire
into the practicability of transferring the In
dian bureau to the war department. meets on
Saturday for the purpose of receiving reports
prepared on either side of the question.
Cabinet Meeting.
The cabinet session to-day was one of the
largest in duration for year. The main
subjects under discussion were the arrearage
of pensions bill, and the Indian question.
While the members of the cabinet are some
what reserved in expressions as to the pen
sion bill, it is believed the President will APP
prove it.
The Pension Bill.
During some informal discussion in the
Senate, Morrill, said he understood the pen
sion commissioners now estimated that $50
100000 be required to pay arrearages of pen
sions, under the bill recently passed.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
A Complaint About the Delay in Signing
the Treaty.
ADRLANOPLE rs NOT YET TO BE
EVACUATED.

ST.. PETERsBuRG, January "a. The Galos
complains of delay In signing the defnitive
treaty between Russia and Turkey.
Advices of the Russian government not TO
hurry about evacuation, and says Russia is
apparently.intriguing to delay settlement Of
the East Roumelian question, until the de-
parture of the English army.
1t is therefore advisable that troops should
remain at Adrianople until April, so that the
Porte may still feel the influence of their
presence when the result of the election of
the Prince Of Bulgaria is declared.
CoNsTANTISoPLE, January "a. The Bull.
garian militia in the Balkans districts, has
been re-armed, and negotiations have COM
menced between the Porte and Austria, on
the question Of the occupation of Novibazar.
BERLIN, January "a 1t is reported that
Austria has informed the powers she will not
forego the right to occupy Novibasear, but
will not exceed the boundaries fixed by the
Berlin treaty.
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of this being the last opportunity of the
kind they should ever enjoy, and the hopes
the Gospel inspired in their hearts of a blessed
reunion in Heaven. Some farther remarks
were offered by Rev. J. +. Mills who for
eighteen years had served as pastor of the
church of which Mr.. G.. and his family had
been members, and which for several years
Mr.. c. had served acceptably as deacon,
awakening many tender recollections of the
past. The season closed with singing and
prayer for the divine blessing to continue to
rest on this aged couple and that they may be
spared to enjoy with their children and friends
many more happy days on earth before they
shall be gathered to their fathers. Thus
closed one of the most memorable social
gatherings of the kind that has occurred
among us. r..
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, January "a. Paul Malorine, repub-
lican life member of the French Senate, is
dead.
| The striking cotton operatives of Black
burn cotton mills, resumed work at the for
mer rate of wages.
| Three transports will be sent next month,
to bring the pardoned communist convicts
from New Caledonia.
LONDON, January "a. A Paris despatch
says it is rumored that the Pope intends
changing his representatives at Paris, Wen
ma, Lisbon and Madrid.
The manufacturers of Dundee, Scotland,
yesterday decided on a reduction Of 5 per
cent. in mill-workers wages.
Ruskin, the art critic, has withdrawn his
recent resignation of the Slade Professor
ship.
The Times financial says the Bank Of Eng
lands return yesterday, was unsatisfactory.
1t indicates further considerable withdrawal
of notes, and a slight decrease in the reserve
Active inquiry for bar (silver) Thursday, but
the absence of supplies prevented business.
The demand was principally for India.
Berlin specials say a major of artillery is
under arrest, and will be court martialed, on
charge of betraying foreign powers military
| secrets, including the plan of mOblizing the
German army
The Constitution has been repaired and
taken out of the dock, preparatory to starting
for Havre.
Bark Mercury, Boston for Penarth, with
corn, is ashore at Port Cover, Wales, in the
British Channel. Crew and cargo saved, but
the vessel is wreck. Heavy gale for two
days on the English coast.
The British bark Matilda, from Baltimore,
is anchored off Point Caubre, France, in dis
tress.
ST.. PETERSBURG, January "a. The Grand
Duchess Anastasia, daughter Of the Grand
Duke Michael, married to-day, Prince Fred
erick Of Mecklenburg, with great ceremony.
BERLIN, January "a. Bismarck is expect
ed to arrive here February I'd.
PARIS, January "a. NJ Renan and Victor
LeFranc are mentioned as candidates for the
vacant life senatorshp, and the latter has the
best chance.
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hS~ SUFFERERS from headache, constipat.
ed bowels. inward piles, costiveness, fevers
torpid liver, ycllowness of the skin and eyes
indigestion. dyspepsia, and all arrangements
of the internal viscera, are cured by
''Swayne's Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills" Tn.
like many other purgatives, they do not irri
tate the stomach and bowels by frequent use
They keep the system in healthy condition by
arousing the torpid liver to healthy action and
expelling by the bowels and kidneys the mat
ter that poisons the foundations of life. b,
particular to obtain "Swaynes Pills" Price
% cents box at all leading druggists. Geo
c. Goodwin & Co., Wholesale Agents, Bos
ton, Partridge Bros, Augusta.
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