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J. L. & Samuel E. Walters, cigar

J. L. & Samuel E. Walters, cigar
manufacturers of this city, were brought
before Commissioner Hooper to-day on the
charge of violating the revenue laws, and
in default of bail J. l.. Walters was sent to
Jail, but Samuel f. was dismissed on his
own recognzance Their trial will take
place on the 18th inst.
At the meeting of the Horticultural
Society to-day an able essay was read by
Mr. s. Silver, of Hamilton, O.. on the sub
ject of sweet potato culture, aud the remain
ing portion of the meeting was occupied by
the members in discussing the propositions
laid down in the essay.
The Committee appointed TO appraise
the old Post-office property will complete
their report next Monday and transmit it
to the Secretary of the Treasury. The
opinions of twenty-two.clizens have been
had and it is understood that the pr perty
will be valued something near 100000
Rottger's Tiyoli, No. 4G9 Vine street,
continues its usual Saturday aud Sunday
attractions. The programme to he reId-
cred by Curriers' Superb Orchestra at the
free concerts tonight and tomorrow after
noon and night, include some very choice
selections.
William Crane, young man working
about Barney Fox's stable fell IN an cpl
leptic fit this morning, in the Office of flint
stable, and his hand, coming in contact
with red-hot stove. wis severely burned.
A mass meeting of the coDred citizens,
for the purpose of organizing tHe,r voters,
will he held to night at IIibernia Hall.
corner Ninth and Plum. 4 brass band will.
enlven the affair
DR.. Wood, Of this city, is in Middle
town attending to Young man named Yatc-
man Wardlow, who had his skull mashed
day before yesterday by being hit with a
baseball bat.
The fourth anniversary of Allemania
Lodge, No. 50, X. Of H., viii be held Sun
day evening. March 23d, at Washingt ii
Platform.
The report that Mr.. Joseph Setter is off
the track for City Treasurer is false, and is
dine to his enemies. .loe will stick.
The Vinc-street Opcra-house draws
full houses, and the boys pronounce the
show immense.
Thirty-fve marriage licenses were is
sued during the past week.
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ST. PATklCK'S DAY.
How 1t Will Be Observed in tbs Cit

st. Pair ck's Day, Monday, March 17tr, will be
observed II the c-ty, and nom the pr,s,nt ndica-
tiuns /. exp cei that tn re II bc large turn
out. The MArshts who have been appointed. the
orgmniz ton Of the div siOns Of the procession,
aud tn. Ii Z uf march nfe As follows:
Grand Mnisha!. l.. Leahy; ASS slant Grand Mar
shals, j. C. Brad!ty p. K. C'stel E,iwnrd Nulus,
But yu'CVmno b J. Ryan, J. Brync. NJ. Conran.
lUn md j. Biuittil.
Flst Div!siun " II bc composed of the knights
o. \ PaifIrr, I'm E,t, of 3d. James. and II gas
If l.pyuIa Jos irophcl, Marshal This Di, - un
will Inrin vi Etshth strert, n2ht resting on Plum.
Second DriN on--Hhy Family Soda " and
Father lipc Is Ioiin4 Mru's = cicty uf st. Xavse .
Church, VIII lo.m TIL Plaza street, right ~ ting on
l. gnth street. Ednad b htriy. Marla
T ri Dvis On-AnCcut ord Il OF liibrrniars
r. Back ey. Marshal; Assistants, G r. sullivan
street, tt,we'n e. tn and Ninth vt Gets
Form on Y SlIth and Plum nj 500 ocl ok: move
elst on Eighh Ia :, Gamer s ,ulh uI ,rulnur t.,
Church for serritc II $50 u'cl Ak. AItur service
move Snuth on sycamore tu ) XIII, east on s. .xth
u Ir aiway sItIt on BrUalwuy tn Fourth, west
on Foun tn Cent Hl Hvd'lir, s'uth On Cent al
nvrllr 10 Tniru. west on rhi d T., Wu d urth un
Wood tp Fifth, east or Filth o Mound north on
Mound t. Court. west on Court tp Gutter, no tn
on Cuttr 10 ark, cat II Clark O Central ave-
nu', Y,uth un Cpntralslyenue ~ Eighth, where 1t
Will iIsblld
IN the evening the Kin 'ghts OF St. Patrick will
& We II Il anatic aui musical entertainment at
Thorn Muse Hal, on Central avenue b.tween
Fourth and Fifth strt ots.
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Another Attempted Rana.

The rcsid nts IN ha lltte street, bet con Cen
tral aveuur aud the canal. were greatly exc ted
yesterday aiteruapn over the discovery OF an at
lem pted rape hpon alttle dve-year old ri namrd
Berth kropicli. by a man named Wm. Campbell
Cam he l.wh" ccnpiUs II room n the same build
ing u watch the kIopield fnmiiy res dc, NJ 10
Cur ute street. has bcen not ced latuy cld,q,v.
oriIE IL erticcl lie bertha into his room, lie
Nss not successful, however, until Yesterday after
noon, whrn 10y some means or thor, lac sue
cecdrd N get ing her int his room.
The IA th,r Of the child missing her little
daughter. nj -ed the alarm. Some ull. made the
remark that perhaps Campbell had the rh III in
his room again Sergeant Sargent. Oi the Oliver
street stat on-houst, was sent for. When he ar
rived ut The Louise he found Campbell III his room
with the little girl
After Il considerable struggle the officer sue
cccied in getting h m to the Slatorhulis W lcre
charge OF attempt to commit IL rape WIS placed
against him. br Ilarper was Immediately sent fnr.
He examined the little gil uud found That the
villain had not accomplished his purptHe IA
though an attempt had been nude IN do 80.
In the Police CouIt this mo'niug Cainpbell,s
case Was Continued until next Wednesday.
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CRIME AND CALAMITY.
OLD HICKORY IN HARRISON.

special to tie Stur.
CoRYDoN, IND, March IL The Reanla-
tors are still using their hickory switches
throughout Harris II County. Henry Long.
near Hancock's Chapel bought Peter Otis
place IN execution and put old man
Fletcher in possession.
The other night OFT, with gang of as
sistants went to iletcher,s and commence
throwing his property ont Of, doors Fletcll-
er resist with chair. knocking OFT dow,
and injuring him seriously.
Thereup"n Harvey and the balance of the
mob rushed in and, attacking Fletcher, his
sons and wife, beat them up badly. i eteh-
er was so severely pounded that his life is
in danger. The assaulting party, to the
number of ten persons, were arrested yes
terday.
THEY WENT OUT CUNNING.
FRANKFoRT, IND., March 15-Yesterday
while two young men, Charles Vansicklc
and Henry Kennedy. were out cunning,
the former accidentally shot the latter, pro-
ducing fatal wound in the left breast.
CAPTURED by THE CORONER.
WASHINGTON, IND. March h15. Three men,
named Rogers. Miley and Wallace, con-
spired together to rob an old man named
league, living near Ottwcll, Pike County,
of 800 he had lately received.
They took Coroner Stobaugh into their
confidence who laid his plans to arrest the
burglars. In this he succeeded. after they
had broken down leagues dopr. and they
were taken t" Petersburg and committed
to answer in the Circuit Cour..
THAT WHAT MAKES HIM MAD.
CHARLESTON, ILL.,, March Is Miss Ami
rada Harris, u handsome young girl here,
brought suit in our County Court for bas-
tardy against Alvin Splitter. son of n
wealthy citizen aud farmer Of this neigh
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FORGERY.
A County Official Raises a Certificate.

A County Official Raises Certificate
| Some time ago in January, the following
certificate was presented at the County
| Auditors Office for approval;
To the Commissioners of Hamilton County,:
GEHrLEMEN--I hereby certify that on the
lst day of April aud 1st day of 0cteher,
1878, took from Markland & Ritteuhouse,
i'll my road district and have used for the
Improvement of the conntyr,ad from Mud
dy Creek to North Bend. ut a point near
n. Bend, material as follows, viz:
4SO peIches gravel, 90
RoaEET c. BRowN.
Supervisor Road District 10. 2. Miami
Township
CLEvEs Jan. 25th. 1870
Shortly afterwards the certificate came
under the notice of Mr. Charles Jenner tho
Deputy Clerk of the Commissioners. lie
saw at once that the certificate had been
raised from 50 perches to 4S0, aud from 81
to $48. This was evident, as the document
was written in pale ink. While the fuurs
were in dark ink.
The authorities we're at once notified of
the discovery, and the next day it happened
that Mr.. RittenhollSe called on the Com
missinners and wanted the money. MIR.
keaHlon ordered it paid aud a receipt was
taken. Yesterday Mr.. Reardon prnceeded
to Cleves and had talk with Mr. Brown.
the Road Supervisor. The latter said t.
Mr. Reard0u: II met Ri;tenlouse the
other day, and he remarked that lie had
spoiled the original certificate. and that he
had prepared another and wanted to know
iii IL Was all right told him I supposed
So"
MIR. Reardon Aisreupon arrested Rtten-
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County Commissioners.

The County Comm ssiOners held Ii regula meet
ing to-day, With all members IN attendance.
The quarterly report Of County Clerk Bernard
WAS reotyed and referred to the Fee Commits
sinner.
El-ineer Jcwett submitted a report that he had
examined the pie-driving for the protection # the
bridge Over Aillcleek near Carthage, md reeuin-
M nds thut Superintendent be arpo nted over
said work 10 see II the piles are driven IN accord
ing to specifications Read and filed
II was resolved that the County solicitor be In.
strnced " file an answer In the case OF NJ ID son
Peters against the Comm iss oners I'm reference to
the Mtchellavgnue oontract and. II Necessary,
pe,fect an appeal 10 the District Court
Adjourned.
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Shadows of Coming Events,

Dr. Roberts Bartholow will lecture at
Clifton Hall on tue 2Sth inst. on Sewer
age"
At St. Paul NJ. e. Church tomorrow fore
noon, Miss Emma Cranch will sing why
Hast Thou Not IIeeded My Command
ments2" By Sullivan.
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At this famous resort there will be two
grand concerts given Sunday afternoon and
evening, by the Grand opera-house Orches-
ira, assisted by the world renowned drum
soloist, Prof. J. Weiffenbach, who will give
some of his wonderful exhibitions ON six
teen drums
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National Associated Press to the Star.
MARION, O., March 15.-Jennette. daugh-
ter of Jonn Aronhalt, died Yesterday even
ing from the effects of the poison taken on
wednesday, making no confession, hut ad-
herring to her first statement that she knew
nothing of any pistol The Coroner rendered
verdict that "the wounds and marks Of
violence, causing the death of Aronhalt
were inflicted by Sarah Jannette Aronhalt
and some person or persons to me un-
known"
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DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will cure
cough In one half the time necessary to euro 1t
with amy other medicine. and 1t does IL. not by
drying II up, but by removing the cause, subdu
ing the irritation and healing the afflicted parts
sold by druggists.
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FINANCIAL.

CINCENArr. March 10 -2.sn" ".
New York exchange Is in fair inquiry md
there is no change -tmy, and d"alc,s huyiiit, al
l-40 Discount and selling 1T l2I premium.
Sterling IL umcllnnucd. The demand iur rBthcI
light II Is Drawn at 81 s7>>494 3D. latter fJr sgt
per &.
Government bonds have rather weak ma'krt
and the l0ci demand light, exec for new4R
,ntpi a on ilS follows.
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Death Reeord.
The following deaths have been placed on
renhrd since 0nr In a ranort.

record since our last report: y
in oh Pressler, 81 years, Germany.
Rosena Elsenhoefer, IS years. Germany.
jacob Huety, 10 years, Germany.
Infant Israel. stillborn, city.
Robert Austin, mon hs, city. ..1
Henry FeisInAn, 6 years, city.
Geo. b. Stahlirg. 10 months, city.
Eva Metsger, 2 2y,as, city.
Mary Rely. year, city.
Maria Messmann, 80 years, city ....
Alfred E. Leuedeke, 3 months, city
Mary Draege years. city.
Edwin r. Bobe, years, city.
Infant Rost, 2 months city.
William Hastings, weeks.
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THE DAILY STAR



icr-Cofiin Committee last night.
The nuptials of Mr. William kaiber and
Miss Lena GOble are announced.
Mr.. George Bramley, the polite clerk
ot Mr.. +. J. Meyers, is to be married di-
rectly after Easter.
The marriage OF Mr. Frank Knpper
and MolIie Spaincr will be celebrated on
thc week after Easter.
Rev. Mr.. Montgomery will conduct the
services at Main-street NJ. Il. Church to-
morrow. All are invited.
Quarterly meeting at the Eleventh-street
VI. Il. Church tomorrow. Rev. Mr. Pee
1leS, of Newport presiding.
"Brotherly Love" will he the subject
If Rev. .. A. bartholomew tomorrow
morning at Filth-street Christian Church.
Major ]. Alex Grant. of Frankfort, is in
he city, the guest OF his brother, Colonel
Wm. l.. Grant, and bound for Washington
city.
All the girls in the West End ran out
and kissed Blonde O'Hare this morning
when they saw him under his new head
cover
Suit was filed in the Chancery Court this
morning by John Clean against Wood and
others for the foreclosure ot u mortgage for
$500.
There are sixty-two Lodges Of the A. o.
u. W. i'll the State, with total member
ship of two thousand seven hundred and
'ixty-seven.
The ladies of the Eleyenth-street NJ. IT,
Church have organized Il mum social, and
they will meet AT the residence of Mrs
Drier next Tuesday.
Mrs. Lutkenhoff died this morning at ST.
Elizabeth Hospital She was the wife of
the Lutkenhotf who was associated with
such disagreeable scandals
Paul Merkells was the only case in the
Police Court this morning II was a small
rase of drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct, with the usual 81 attachments.
Some vandal last night set fire to the
,teambOat of Mr.. Martin Donahuc which
Has moored in the Ohio River at the mouth
If Willow Rum The boat and contents
were entirely destroyed.
The death of w. G. Robertson. formerly
II Covngt0n, and lately Of Cincinnati, oC
cured recently. He was nephew Of the
late Chief Justice Robertson Of the KEN
tucky Court Of Appeals.
The anniversary of the Bible Society of
Covinglon and vicinity will he celebrated
IN the First PRESBYTERIAN Church tomorrow
night at 1880 o'clock. An address will be
delivered by Col w. c. P. Breckinridgc.
The Soldiers and Sailors met again last
i've was nnmn;nted tn draw nv, rnsnintions
and to rrnnrt n nlan of merr,annnt "r,,,,i,
,aliou t,r tLa ,i.xt ,nati,,, With vii Lc
held on Friday evening next.
The General Building Association last
Night elected the foil wing officers; presi
dent, Fred Ticckr; Vice-President, +. Klus |
5crnNan; First Secretary. G. i. Wnrster
Assistant Secretary, W. II. Wrtl; Treas
lrer, G.. II. schlentlicr; Directors, W. Wild
'h1l' d. H'ahdt, ana NJ =. N"'ea'
Alfred lIerlew and Milton Mclaughlin,
;he two men arrested yesterday for com
nittimg several burglnrics in The citv, were
aFf"'-ne,i pei re Mayor A'ne! 'nlS morn
lnE' Mli'. nciA'''!'ia' was "o!'il over u
Tle ,ri',,ll'i '"'!l' "a 'i'e sum oI N'o'' uhu
n'f!e" was a'Nn'iSSe'''
''''"s '0n 'o"Ai''i rlO.'0",Ns' .t '-70H'''Ai 1'
POi''
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Steamboat Movements.
Can't. ]. r. tanibelrs lin" steamer Fleet
wood leaves at 4 i. NJ for Huntington.
The Potomac leaves from the foot of
Rr'Adwav this evening for PomerOy and
all way landings.
THE superb new sidr-wheel steamer Guild
ing Star will depart this evening for New
Orleans direct.
The city of Portsmouth leaves at D. m.
FIR thiln.
The linton left for st. Louis last night
with good trip.
The ELEGANT side-whce steamer Andy
Baum will leave this evening without fail
for Memphis.
The fine Bostona will he the regular G. &
o. r. Il. hoat leaving Tomorrow at 4 p III.
for Huntington.
The Gnlden Rnle will arrive tomorrow
from New Orleans.
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borhood, The jury has found him guilty.
and for failure to provide funds he now lies
in jail To- ..-. -
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

CtNClN&ATi. March l5--2P. ".
The following are the receipts lild suplneutspf
ave stock for the past 81 hours: '''' .-
teccn,e Shipments
Cattle, c,.."."........-......"......- rs IL
Observation-Disclosures 799 G27
''''''s's''''s'
lIOGS-Slnrktt finn and prices unchangfd.
Common SC NJ s. .51I} li, fni u od ut &, 5Oa
j." huiCn bu.chers' nt 81 2D(yl 81 per crnml
gross.
GATTLE-Ilnvr u firm market and the demand
ildr. Common NJ s2tat -, medium nt S3ras 30,
good to choice bucheS' ut 50 7D@4 nc, and
fnir to good shipping at 81 25G4 IS per oeutal
gross.
SIIEEP-Firm market md prices unchanged.
W quot c'lum"u IL medium at S3(gt and good
to choice at Sl25@i Is per ccriai gross 2
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Especial River Dispatches to the star.]
ST, LOUIS, March l5--2 r. M.-River ris-
ing, business good and weuther cold and
cloudy
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-IeluI s1ello0 eVLm IulnoI!o 10 6doo ioJ pusS
'psfoldwa 3usIBL @ssa sqL
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terday morning
Mrs. Josie Millikin and Miss Grace Camp
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following subcommittee were appointed:
!. Q. H. Geffroy, g. s. Davis, Jacques
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The following aro the opening quotations and
the 2 p IN. report uf the New York Stock Market,
rs received BY Lea, Sterrett & Co., Is Yves. Tn ri
II trnnl
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-28

RAISlN MAKING.-Thc United States
is the greatest raisin consuming ccun-
try in the world, and uses annually
more raisinS than The whole Of Eu-
rope. This market is mainly supplied
from Spain, the raisins known as
"Malagas' being considered tho best.
They come from Il comparatively mar
POW strip of country in tho south of
Spain, which has hitherto been re-
garded Us surprising all other regions
for raisims Of that character. The
annual yield Of Malaga grapes aver
ages 2,h50.ooO boxes OF twenty pounds
each! 1t sometimes reaches $500 900
boxes, and last season about 1900, 900
boxes were marketed. or this cnor-
nous yield the United States takes
fully one half, on which it pays u duty
--as on all other raisins--of two and
u half cents per pound. The Amcri-
can raisins arc made from white
grape, the "NIuscat Of Alexandra" to
the raising Of which the soil and eli
mate Of Il large portion of California
arc well adapted.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-28

TIE COUNT ANDHAsSY.---A corrcs-
pondcnt Of the Paris GiObc thus dcs-
cribcs Count Andrassy: The Count is
by no means an idle man. He drives
to the capital 50 as to arrive exactly ut
II O'Clock, when he pcruses hastily his
correspondence, and fixes with ''cx-
trcmc parsimnny," rs the writer pitt.
fully remarks, the interviews ofthc
morrow. AT o'clock begin the inter-
views OF The day itself, and these, ac-
cording to invariablc rule, last no
longer than 5, when lhc Minister, ac-
accompanied by one OF his secretaries,
makes OF with all speed in his car
riagc toward Schonbrlinn and ElictZ-
ing. AT the latter place the Count i'll
habits Il house looking upon The park
which has been placed at his disposal
for some years past, rs q sort Of "tcn-
ant from year Year, but which will
now, as the correspondent thinks, be
devoted Oh like terms to the use Of the
cN-Ainistcr's successor in office.
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to the charges made against him. 1t
seems to us that the Register has vim
dicated General lIngood. g. If the
Press anil Banner rcfutcs these argu-
1hcnts of tho Rey,ster We will take
notice. ~
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HYMENEIL,

MARRIED-On tho 22d day Of
October, at tho residence Of the brides
father, by the Rev. P. j. Shand, MIR.
JAMES NJ. OwINGs, of Fairfield to Miss
KATE HANRoD BERRY, daughter Of
Mr.. M. II. Berry, of Columbia,
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TINE FHsHENlD OF ALL!
|HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.!

II had no appetite;, Holloway's Pills
We me q hearty one"
"Your Pills are marvellous"
II send for another box, and keep them
in the house"
cdr. Holloway has cured my headache
that WAS chronic.
IL gave one of your Pills to my babe
thing got well in day."
"My nausea of morning is now
cured"
''Your box of Holloway's Ointment
cnred mo of noises in the head. I
rubbed some of your Ointment behind
tho ears and the noise hns left"
"send me two boxes; I want ono for n
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cents, but the medicine to me is worth a
dollar"
"Send me five boxes of your Pills"
"Let mo have three boxes of your
Pills by return mail, for cllills and
fevcr."
have over 200 such testim onials MS
these, but want of space oompels me to
conclude. -.
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And all eruptions of the skin, this Oint-
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heal externally alone, but pcnetrntcs
with the most searching effects to the
very root of evil.
HOLLOW1Y,S OINTMENT.
Possessed of this remedy, every man
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ternal complaint; by. these means, cures
sores or ulcers in tho throat stomach
liver, spine or other parts. It is m in
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eg- There is considerable saving by taking
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