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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-23
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Especial River Dispatches to the star.l
OIL CITY, Pa, April 23-9 A. M.-Alle-
gheny River 4 feet 5 inches and falling.
Weather clear. Thermometer 49o. Wind
south.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, April 23-10 A. NJ
Monongahela River feet 2 inches and
falling. Weather clear. Thermometer 500.
Wind south.
PITrsBURe, April 23--11 A. M.-River 7
feet and falling. Weather clear and pleas
ant.
CHARLESTON, ". VA, April 23-9 A. NJ
Kanawha River 6 feet / inches and falling.
Weather clear and calm.
Steamboat Movements.
The fine side-wtteel steamer Telegram.
Capt. e. S. Morgan, master, arrived this
morning, and will return to Pumerny this
evening, leaving from the foot of Broad
way.
The Bostona will be the regular C. & O.
r. Il. packet leaving at 4 p. III. for Hun
tington.
The City of Portsmouth leaves daily at 4
p. m. for Chilo.
The superb new Gold"n Crown will de-
part this evening for New Orleans direct,
and be followed Saturday by the new
Mary Houston.
Ga pt Sterling c. McIntyre,s fine steamer
Vint. Shinkle will leave tliis evening for
Memphis. and be followed by the Cons
Nillar Saturday
The Wildwood came down and returned
to May sville at noon.
Boat-hands' Gossip.
Business fair.
The City of Greenville made the run from
New Orleans to st. Louis in days, l5 hours
and 80 minutes, and made 33 landings and
lost ID hours and 25 minutes She run
from Memphis to st. Louis in days and
hour. The st. Louis Republican consid-
ers this remarkably tall running.
The Cherokee leaves St. Louis for Pitts
burg tonight and Will pass up next week.
Weather clear and warm.
The river vas rising at noon today. with
90 feet inches in the channel, leaving for
passing steamers IN feet space under the
Newport Bridge and 79H feet under the
Suspension and Southern r. r. Bridges.
The Onward passed up at 4 a. III. with an
empty tow.
The Ella and Nellie Walton came down
this morning with coal from pittsburg.
The TX llammitt leaves pomeroy to-day
for Louisville.
The Iron Mountain arrived from st.
Louis alb ut O'clock this afternoon on her
way t" Pittsburg with iron ore.
The Grand Lake, Bengal Tiger and Joe
Walton came down this morning with coal.
George Mccoy is in the city, and returns
to Louisville on the Golden Crown to-
night.
Capt A. T. Gilmore arrived by rail this
morning from Louisville, md returns to-
night. lie reports the Howarls getting
out the timb bers for his new boat, to be COM
pleted for the Henderson trade tnis fall.
Capt. s. S. Brown and Jacob Bonner ar
rived this morning.
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MEDICAL.
CONDE vi ~ KCD,

BALSAM COPAIBA rs CONDEMNED
and discarded as being not only worthless,
but frequently injurious. 1t is disgusting
in taste. and SMELL and wiz disorder the
soundest stomach. and still the quacks ase
the drug.
SAMARrTAN'S GIFT is nurely vegeta
ble, pleasant to take, and will cure every
time in from two to four days. We pride
ourselves on its certainty of cure, as it is
the only known medicine that can be de
trouble Price: Male packages. 81; female,
s.. Sold by Ernst Wilfert. corner Fourth
and Walnut aud by Druggists. Desmond
l. Co., Proprietors, PhiIadeIuhia, Pa.
apl6lyT-W ,S&M&ap2Siyrw
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starts off with $25. The said sum was gath
cred in by small contributions We wish
you success.
afternoon upon the body OF Mrs. Bridget
Kelley, an elderly lady found dead in her
bed on Monday morning at her house on
the Urbana Pike, near the Tolf-gate. The
neighbors had suspicion OF foul play aud
demanded an inquest. the result of which
was the verdict that the lady died Of''ossili-
cation OF the lungs"
The residence Of Mr.. Charles Welsh, cor
ner of Center and Jefferson. was entered bv
an unknown party during the circus pa
rade, and robbed Of some valuable jewelry,
the property of Mrs. Welsh, and a splendid
suit of Sunday wear, the property of the
Captain The thief entered by u pantry
window, and he was seen to leave the house
by neighbor in the Captains outfit. The
thief i'll tbs cagerneSs tp carry off everything
OF value and of light weight overlooked an
envelope containing $50
HAMILTON
G. Davis is giving his stone-front new
coat Of paint.
Licensed to Wed-Wm. Spoerl and Louisa
Schuler, George Al. Shafer and Sophia Hart
lieb.
Ella Smith has made application for a
divorce frGm her husband. Harry c. Smith,
On fairgrounds of bigamy.
The temperance people of Seven Mile are
making preparations for Ii ldirg a grand
Juhil Temperance Picnic on Saturday,
May 18th.
Miss Mary Ashbrook. formerly of Hamil
ton, was married last Thursday to Mr.. VIM.
Otteng, an employe in Shillito's store, in
Cincinnati
During the week ending April 10th, Girls.
kaeier, proprietor of the well known barber
shop overt c-liver. drew the razor with
artistic grace over the faces of 263 men and
81 boys.
Chief Engineer Richie, at recent meet
ing OF the Common Council, recommended
the immediate purchase of two thousand
feet more OF hose. This would be wise
act on the part of the Council as seven hun
dred and fifty feet of the old hose burst at
the late Basin-street fire.
Mr. s, " Marston the gentlemanlv as
signee for Jacob Wigle. was run down at
the corner of Fifth and Ieaton Yesterday
and when interviewed made the startling
disclosure that business was good" and
that the entire stock of groceries, dry
goods &C., would be closed out IN a very
few days.
The wife of Ferguson Connover, of
Wayne Township, died at her residence,
three miles north Of Seven Mile, on Sunday
morning, of ''tumor in the stomach" Her
fnner took place yesterday at 10 o'clock,
and her remains buried in the Colinsyiie
Cemetery. Mrs. tonnover had been suf-
ierer from the disease for a long time.
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Death Record,
The following deaths have been placed {

The following deaths nave been placed Q
record since our last report:
Fanny Schnuf, "a yrs, France.
Adelaide Graft, 60 yra, France.
Theodore Graf, 3M yrs, c ty.
Infant Schumacher, still-born, city.
Infant Brown. still-born, city.
Edward Reinfrank, II days, city.
Mary Reddington 3 yrs, city.
Louisa p, Richter, yrs. city.
Julia SchmaIZ, days, city.
Lotta Solnmers. % yrs, city.
Catherine kraus yrs, city.
Wn F. Steinicker, 2 yrs citv.
Ed. II. Rolvelage, days, city.
joseph Going, % yrs, city.
VIM Bergen, 2l5 YRS, city.
Charlotte W. Kaiser, 3 wks, city.
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UNDERTAKES
DUNKMANN Il CO.,
UNDERWRITERS

Err mbalming promptly done. Ice used when re-
luested. Office calls attended to day and night
WIN. ID. JACOCES, Manager.
Manufacturers OF all kinds first-cass Wood
Coftins and Caskets Keep constantly on hand
full line of trimmed ana untrimmed ffius alc
Caskets for the trade at manufacturing prices.
Office and WareTooms Nos 1T3 and l75 Clinton
between Linn and Baymilier stS Cincinnati
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HOSS-Market easy and moderately active
Common selling at S. 5093 TO- fair to good at S. Is
@s %. choice at $3 50@S 60, and few extra at
SO 20 per GENITAL.
CATTLE-Quiet and easy market. Common at
S2 2aga %, medium at So 25@4 90, good to choice
at $4 25@5 TO- and fair to good shipping at "a 5O@
20 per GENITAL.
SHEEP-Market steady and quiet at S3ds4 for
common to fair. and "a 25G5 90 for good to choice
per Genital gross.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-23
FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI AnriI eSo

Moderate demand, and no change i'll rates, Buy
Ing AT t., and sell ng at lilo premium
Stefl ng is steady at previous quotations. We
quote at "a IS for sight and 81 s61 for sixty-days
per {.
Government bonds quiet and steady at about
yeste days ouotat !ons. l0l0s are out OF the mar
ket, Local rates as follows:
Government bonds are without material change
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-23
Cincinnati Live Stock Market,

CINCINNATI, April 23-2P NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipments of
live stock for the past q hours:
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Died.

GoHEN-At4l5 this a; m.. Willie r. Cohen,
In his 21st HaaE-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-23
tout material change

The following are the opening quotations anu
the p. III. report oil The New York Stock Market
as received BY Lea, SterreIt q Co., rs esU Third
street
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-23
NEWS FROM ABROAD
Here and There on the Other Side Of
the Atlantic.
AfghanIstam.
TRIBES READY TO ATTACK.
.iOnal Assntiutad Press tn the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star
LONDON, April 23.-A dispatch from Cal
cutta says that the whole of the interior
tribes are prepared to attack the British
communications whenever Yakoob Khan
shall break off pending negotiations viii,
Lord Lyttnn and give the signal. The ad-
vance rashly undertaken upon Cabul is
likely to involve the English in increasing
perplexities and complications. The mo-
ment further movement is made from
Jellalabad towards Cabul active hostilites
may be looked for OH the part of all the m
dependent tribes now contiguous to the
English line OF progress beyond khyber
Pass.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-23

SPRINaFIELD. o.
Several persons. strangers here, were run
in on Tuesday on suspicion OF being pick
pockets.
The Independent Order of Good Samari
tans give festival and public installation
at City Hall on Thursday evening, April
18th.
Nothing of importance in the Mavor's
Court on Tuesday, but our noble force was
kept busy all the same watching suspicious
characters.
Our country cousins and their cousins
and their sisters and their aunts dropped
IN the city on Tuesday to see the "procesh"
and look in OH the animals
DR.. Teegarden and Alecl McCreight met
face to face on Monday on High street, near
Market. A sudden pause, an outstretching
OF hands, and the big two shook across the
bloody chasm. Then arm in arm thew
wended their way to the Doctors to talk
it over. Does this settle it2
The meeting of the colored citizens at
City Hall on Monday night, in the interest
OF rendering much needed assistance to
their race in the South, was well attended.
Resolutions were drafted and committees
appointed, and now it looks as ii they were
in earnest and that their work in the future
Will bring good returns. The organization
New-York tribune., 1879-05-31
MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.

Double Track over the entire road
GREENPOlNT DIVISION.
leave foot Of 2S % East Eye1 a b ftGamsr . syyan
445. o. ij for Manhattan Beach.
RETURNING LEAVE
Manhattan Beach-735 1000 l:oj A. m 1890, $780, 23O'
BAY RIDGE DIVISION.
Leave North River steamers Taos Coyer and Twilight,
255sto5:2j 1925 ii:2j M 1925, l:25. 226 1926. I25,
IL Sroysi-935 o. 1885, 1895 nj 1885. 1885, 2S5, 835,
Per $500 1885, 1855 a 1885. 1:55 955 $780, 455,
oo' D. in RETURNING LEAVE
Manhattan Beach-s:l0 il M ~ l. 2 3, 4, ;, 6, a. pm.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
0PEN FEoM s5G nS 81 T., T9 II W + air.,, R.-rv
g sf e sSgt pSa PSTfy for jersey cu
ARKPLhcE@N point for Post ONCE city Hall an
Barcay street Ferry H0b0ken
cHAMBEHs sTREEf-Nearest point for Pavona ami Eri'
FRkHEEiyH.sT&E ksliT4iy lsTFEEEr
GRAN for street Ferry
Jersey and CONNECTS with cars IOr DesDrOssos ali
ri Ehs SE1R4 TREE et5 with cars for East
rrGifTU sTREEr-Nearest for Christopher Street
Ferry 10 HoDoken connecting th cars tor Christopher
ana EisS point Union slu,r.
Wsllack's aud Lyceum Theatres Academy OF Music Ic'
aGd %Spy a@ r % S2F3 illaf es 5ros 0' '
point to, 70 BOOTHS y;
Garden and Masonic Temple and I"enty1aird street
THRIFTY fffKDs TEETNsareSt point 20 s@9saT ara
san Francsco Minstres connecting Win cars Tor Woe
RaTksP with New York Trans
ter Company's cabs for Grand Central Depot
FTihIiLd EssEEEr-Nearest point PAr
WIN can arr o. ibs Bf' Lnf HilSaS AlSTaGSUE
Fir rntosa trans take side stations
For downtOyu trains take vest SIDE htal4ohs , ~,
Trains viii run Jsthst aud othave aud 5Jist ana sti
m ESTs Except ths hours o, $50
1880 NJ and to M THen u hs rfg T. Se Pr.,,nt
NJ VAN BRoCKLIN. suDerlntendent
New-York tribune., 1879-05-31
THE THIRD VOLUME OF
GREENS ENGLISH PEOPLE.

~
HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH PEOPLE BY John R'ch
ard Green Author OF "A Short History of she English
People, STRAY Studies from EngaDu and Italy In -Four
yolumes Vols L. III ready. svo coth 81 90 pe7
volume
The a0rinary Of Green's "short History OF
the English People" three things its brevy Its
treatment National life beyond the strict domain OF
politics admirable power OF lucid and picturesque
narrative by author The stcry of England Il al
WAYS bat in the OF Macauay and Green II Is
fascinating Green, who examiner in history al OK
ford proved by Thorough mastery of Engsh
history singular literary skin and che larger but not
bulky history which the first book implied s now appearing
II has all the earlier volume with OPPORTUNITY
for greater pcturesqueness Of detail and II is truly master
piece narration Tile style is simple racy and vvd; the
movement continuous and aurins The life OF the orlga
Fpehshmen before they Britain. with its social and
political conditions is skeched with great felicity and IN
vested Ia human interest With al its and charms
the book vgo.Ous and wholesome in tcne free from con
troYersy the indications OF sound judgment and
sweet nature historical spirit The authors
power without losing the interest and color
tne shade OF his story is remarkaSe Without the
slightest sacrifice OF what essential he never dry lie
Knows nsi;nctiyey that the stately proKy Of the old his
trans is necessarily anuquated and the very outy
that displays OF picturesque conden saton without barren
mesa cardinal qualification of the historian
New-York tribune., 1879-05-31
HOW TO GET STRONG.

HOW TO GET STRONG, AND HOW TO STAY SO. by
Will Am B!aiGie Illustrated. l6Tao. Cloth. 81.
The subject OF physical training occupies so important
pa Al the present athletic sports popular
with youth OF county that work OF this character
written studied the matter thoroughly IN aH
It's aspects fail be OF great service not only III teaeh
,ng the best but in pointing out the
dangere o lie avoided
New-York tribune., 1879-05-31
THE RIFLE CLUB AND RANGE.

RyA. IL. Weston. With Illustrations l6mo Cloth. ST.
Contents: The Necessary Instructions for the Organization
Of Rife ClubsThe Establishment Of Ransos-The Conauct
al Matches upon the Plan OF National Rife AssOc alton
illustrations of the Various styles of TaIgets in use-In-
ferestiug Of Rife MstchesComlete List OF Rife
iubs ana Associations this and Foreign Countries etc
New-York tribune., 1879-05-31
THACKERAY.


By Anthony TroIope. l2mo, cloth. rs cents.
As the rst biography Of Thackersy which has been pub
shed set forth in the Introductory pages S
volume will be especially welcome TO thousands OF readers
who are familiar with novels and naturally desirous to
know something Of the authors life MI rroope an mt
mate friend novelist performed his task with great
tenderness and and has produced work which VII
throw fresh charm tie OF the anthor OF Pen
New-York tribune., 1879-05-31
lre Cream.
Sales bp Auftion.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Peter BOwe, Auc<
N uonser, will sell the ID day vi June, 1879 81 10
O'Clock M at No 20 hadenlsne New York Guy lArgS
stock go plated ewey together with one large sale
SAMUEL We'll.
Assignee !.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-31

VIII ceve pupils IN psndng Landscape hegers stin ne
slIa detJrafiOn her studio Ihe beA NJ 40 H@S
.ttbAt. conner sth ave ...s ,..u
Out Of door skeehng during May AND june NJ, ,..o.
KeiHtuces M j.. Huntington, MI VII ilhi" "i' '"iN'o
n. Hart MI a. i. BeuOWs
New-York tribune., 1879-05-31
ENGLISH MEN OF LETTERS,

Edited by John Morley The following volumes are nov
ready: THAcKRRAr. BY Anthony TrOuope-RoBEBT BURNS
By Principal shairp-SPESsER BY Dean Church-DANlE
DERoE BY William MintD-GOLDsSHTH BY William Black
HUsF BY Professor IIuxey.-SHBLLEY BY J. a Symonds
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J. c. Morisoh-sAMUEL JOHNSON. BY Leslie stephen l2mo
cloth, 15 cents q volume.
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n Bows 81 HINns, a. NJ. Hampstead Long lsand
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Eau 6riIools.

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Graduatc course 1or Of DClA wears Fan term
al ems sept Address Prof WAiLAND NeW-ltaNen u
New-York tribune., 1879-05-31

ADAMS ACADEMY, QUINCY, Mass.-Hon:
"A Charles Francis Adams. Chairman of ss @
tsys our lest colleges School year begins YIN sep
tenber. 1879 Tuition. 500 year. Board 500. issfy
kad aiol nation address WILLIAM EVERETT, IN. u
New-York tribune., 1879-05-31

A HEALTHY HOME in the COUNTRY for
"A few boys wishing thorough Instruction AICo
New-York tribune., 1879-05-31

For Young Ladies-City.
A MRS. and MISS STEERS5G'S, 5i,i! y, SCHooLS' NOS
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Cfrurslou5.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
v SUMNER ENCCRsIoNo TO TIE MgU MTA!NS;
TIE SWITCH BACK ROAD AT MACCH CHUNK
VIII be opcnei Monday, May 10, 1879.
Trains leave NeNioIk toOt OF ADcry-st " IL, S45 aIn
- ~. New- to Mauch CT Ink and return IN "a
FARE Guiding trip around tn, switch Back. )"'
II. =. BALDWIN. Gen' Pass. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-31
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lessons Der MONTH foreigners taught the Ehesh ian
fuage by American teachers
New-York tribune., 1879-05-31
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WATER GAP HOUSE,

WATEK GAP HOUSE,
W DELAWARE WATER GAP. PENN,
from June November; bulainHs large and very
complete WITH all improvements gas water and
eecrc bells throughout In the country, with
abundant opportunities h-althfu recreaUn rates ne
duced 10 and SlS three and hSH hours ion
York via Barclay and Chr stOpber sts
l.. W BRODHEAD ~ BRO, Proprietors.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1879-05-02
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
BALTIMORE, MARCH 10Th, 1877

BALTIMORE MARCH 10Th, 1878
CoPanhp existing undersigned under the
j j. CO. is this day dissolved by mutual consent Either will
sign in liquidation D. D. IUKNEk
j. Q. A. HOLLOWAY.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1879-05-02
n T0BACCO PLANTERS AND CORN GROWERS.

undersigned PIONEER the manufacture of FERTILIZERS this
member of D. j. TUR
NER BY WHOM formu and processes of manufacture of
Excelsior" and Amm0niated Phosphate
orqna member of the late firm j. TURNER
experience hitherto acquired the
ERTZERS manufactured by him. offers them
IN his to the agricultural public
Having the port the old @ ~ McEderry's Wharf
with the complete machinery, specially constructed for her uniform
he will continue the manufacture of
e'EMCElglOR'' and Amnoniatsa Phosphate
his with his Office adjoining the works. where he will be
his friends them that the FERTILIZERS manufc
and standard quality sold by
the old -9sstS their introduction.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-16
District Court Summons.

Tn n DISTRICT c0Us- OF THE SIXTH
Il E1a1Gsi District. in Gr6 fss kurexs CozzsF.
stats 4 Sevs8a The state q SeFs1a sends
ues1trE 70 ftnnes Langley
Yes are tsrtty required TO appear in An ac-
tio1 o~oEsEaece-d agxiEss you A. ~defeDdH1t BY
Isabella Langley. rs pl2szts1. in the D1stEset
Court 81 tie sixth Judicial District. IN Kr1 for
the county q Ezreks. Stx.e * Nevada. a. ihe
therein. which is sn Sic viii the Clerk q sAid
Curt. xiiain ten DAYS altar the service On pea
ef this Summons ie1c.ussye ~ the dsy q SER
vice.. IL served IN sztd eo2Dtgr OF twerty days
IL served cut u s4t4 eogDfy bat within thss
district, and In all ether e3.~s forfy Gsyss o.
SraznAsnf by default viii BE taken AGAINST yo1.
according 70 tie prayer q s.se ecEnpiaini-
The said seton Ia brsnght against ycu. The
said defendant. 10 cbts.n . decree Of divorce
froz the boA1s q m~ss-a10ny EO~ existing
between ysu and said plKsnssE. s1d that plain
te RAY hsxs the Ast@ S=s-1y. Gxzs SE5 ~oSstrvi
Of the ehii5ren. Adam Langley, row sged about
sir years. and gerrie Langley. rov aged Sbout
three years. the issue o. said marriage. and
that STE msy he restored 10 her u&S1eu EAIae
cf Isabella g ard for her coats AID for
such ether and further relief a. % sAld Coart
nsy seem meet and proper. said plsiEt-s altex
ing IN her said complaint AZ the sround for
said divorce. that you said defendant fer ever
enc year. Immediately processing the eazn-
usne9nszt Of said tsf4o1. have fzile6 ard seq
lecfed ~ provide for this pE.sntsa lie sos@t@Gl
recesExxsss o. life. whea sui nsglset Vas Rot
the result II poverty OF yoGr part, and vAich
ygu could not have avoided by ordinary indus
try. AID which will more szlly sppesr by refer
snee 70 plaintiffs complaint On Gle kerefn-
And ygu are hereby notlned, that II you fall 10
appear and answer the sa3d complaint IS above
required, the said Plasntir viii take tHd gzsent
for the relief GsEnsnacd therein and fer costs.
~ In testimony whereof. l. T. r,
/r.TNDop0K. have keseRl.o ses ny band
~ and AIMED the seal q aid Cosrt.
wv bis ID day q October. A. D.. ls7s.
4 n. DODGE.
Clerk Dsxtric. Court. Sixth Judicial District.
Eureka Co1nty, Nevada. oc3lsns.