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PETROLEUM RUBBER ROOF PAINT,
LEGAL.
COrnorntion Notice

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON FEB
~ RUARY l4tn, 1879. q petition and plot was
flied with the Commissioners of Hamilton Coun
ty, Ohio, by Y. BrittOn and seventy-hye others.
praying that the following described territory
may be organized as Village Corporation under
the name of Home City, towt:
Situated in Delhi Township. Hamilton County,
Ohio, and commencing at the point where the
eastern line OF the Cincinnati Building Associa-
ton subdivision Of Home City intersects the south
bou, dairy line OF the State of Ohio in the waters
of the OHIO River; thence running northeaatCrly
along the easterly line Of the said Cincinnati
building A snciaton subdivision OF Hcmc City to
the northeast corner Of Home City; thence north
side of the land owned respectively by William
Park and Frederick Wrampelmeyer, to the south
side OF the road known as the extension of the
Lower River Road at the northeast corner OF said
Wrampelmeyers land: thence along the south
side OF the said extension Of tie Lower RIVER
Read to the ensterly side of Muddy Creek at the
bridge on said road over said Muddy Creek;
thence along the snntherly side OF ssd Muddy
Creek to its intersection with the westerly line of
the land OF r. B. Price; thence southwesterly
along the said westerly line of said land of r. b
Price, and the westerly line OF Prices addition Of
Home City, to the southerly line OF the State OF
Ohio IN the Ohio River; thence easterly up the
Ohio River along the southerly line of the State OF
Ohio 10 the place of beginning
That the probable number of inhabitants resid-
ing in the proposed corporation Is three hundred.
That Nelson Sayler aud James d. Parker are
designated to act as agents for said petitioners.
That said petitioners are electors of said County,
aud inhabitants within said territory.
That said petition and plat was OF said day. by
order of said Commissioners, filed with the Audi
tor Of said County, and that the same will be
heard on MONDAY, April DIST, 1879, at 10 o'clock
n. M, i'll the Office OF the Commissioners OF Ham
NELSON sAYLER,
JAMES D. PARKER,
fe276tTh AGENTS for Petitioners,
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For Justice of the Peace.

Harry Powers, candidate on the Republi-
can ticket for Justice of the Peace, is in
every way worthy OF the support OF all who
would see an honest, industrious and eff
cieut man elected to the position. He is
we'll known in this city as a hard working
man who has never asked for public posi-
zion of any kind, and this nomination came
entirely unsonght hy him. His friends in
the party nominated him and his friends in
and out Of the party will sec that he is
elected. He has been connected with the
STAR almost since the commencement of
the paper and no man has the respect and
confidence OF all his associates more fully
than he Having been made a candidate
without offering himself his friends feel
that he ought TO be elected He is man
OF good education and will make u Justice
Of tho Peace creditable to the city and to
those who support him. There is a general
demand that better men should be selected
for these positions. and here is chance to
do the public real service by electing just
such man as all feel should occupy the
place.
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Why Lace is SO Costly.
New York Graphic.

The finest specimens of Brussels lace
is so complicated as to require the labor
of seven persons on one piece, and each
operator is employed at distinct feature
of the work The thread used is of
exquisite tincncss, which is spun in dark
underground rooms, where it is sufficient
ly moist to keep the thread from separa-
ting. 1t is so delicate as scarcely to be
seen, and the room is 50 arranged that all
the light admitted shall fall upon the
work. 1t is such material that renders the
genuine BRUSSELS lace so costly. On a
piece of Valenciennes, not two inches
wide, from two to three hundred bobhins
are sometimes used; aud for larger
as many as eight hundred.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF II!
l. Probate Court Of Hamilton County, Ohio,
will offer for sale, at public auction, on the 19
day of April 1872 at 2 O'Clock, afternoon, upo
the premises the following described leaseho
estate, situate in the County OF Hamilton. All
State OF Ohio. to-wit: All that certain lot
ground in the City OF Cincinnati, County of HaE
ilton and Sttte OF Ohio. and descr bed as follow
to-wit: Being To- Of ground OH the south side o
Hopkins street, between Linn and Baymille
streets, said lot being number sixteen 16), n
corded in Book 4. page "a, in Square twenty eight
in Belts division OF lots in the western part o
Cincinnati, snd lot being nineteen feet and clever
inches in front, and running back at right angle
same width in rear as in front, to an alley.
Being the premises leased to Maria Restemeyes
deceased. by william Stephenson for the term
eight years, commencing on the first day Of July
A. d 1873.
Appraised at $3.50.
Terms of sale-Onc-half cash in hand, the ba
ance in two equal payments in six ami tweiv,
months from the day of sale, with interest," tn,
payments to be secured by mortgage upon thI
premises sold
CINCINNATI, March 10th, 1879.
ERNST REuTHER,
Administrator OF the estate OF Maria Restemeye,
deceased.
A. j. JEssuP, Attorney. mh2O4tTh
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POLITICAL POINTS.
Just Before the Battle.

| su1t osAuEe tno o1tIv.
The Democracy Of the Twenty,secon,
Ward organized Len. Harris Club las
night. The officers are:
President-George Childs
Vice PresidentS-Frank Il. Meyers JohI
Bake, ST., John Folen and William Hen
Messy.
Secretary-Frank Behle.
Finance Committee-Precint A, Barney
lleuckman, John Bake, Jr., VIM. Kinsella.
Precinct Il, John +. McGranahan, John
Roth, John I. Robbins.
Campaign Committee-Precinct A, Fred.
Beitie, John J. Farrell, Ernst Hollenbeck.
Precinct h, Dolph Wynans, Joseph Pfeiffer,
Anthony Oshler.
A Harris Club was Termed in the First
Precinct OF the Eighteenth Ward at the
Eighteenth Ward House last evening, and
two hundred names were enrolled.
The Democratic Club Of Hamilton Coun-
~ meets this evening Of Deters Hall, cor
ner of Ninth and Plum streets, and every
member is requested to attend.
Grand Democratic rally at Music Hall to-
morrow evening.
The Fourteenth Ward Republicans meet
this evening at the corner OF Bank street
and Central avenue
The Moral Reform Club met at Hopkins
Hall last evening for the purpose OF receiv-
ing written answers from the various can
didateS OF the various parties as to their
views on the Sunday and Temperance gues-
non. Len. A. Harris would make no
pledges. Charles Jacob, Jr, promised to
enforce the laws on Sunday and all other
days II. L. Ogden pledged himself to do
all in his power TO enforce the Sunday and
hHuor laws. John P. Murphy stated that
he would prosecute all cases brought in
court without fear or favor. W. r. Nc
Dowell agreed to inhict the penalty pre-
scribed by law in all cases. Mr.. SpOhn
promised to infict the penalty prescribed
III all cases. and Frank Kearney stated that
he would make it his duty to execute all
the laws in his function. No replies were
received from the other candidates.
The Co!ored Republican Club, of the Sec
ond Ward, held a meeting in their Club
room last evening, and were addressed by
Charles Jacob, Jr., w. II. Mcdowell, Ed. G..
B"Nce, VIM. Ii. Parham and Charles w.
Bell.
The Republicans Of the Ninth Ward Or
ganized a club last evening TO be known as
the Republican Association of the Ninth
Ward, and elected ihe following officers.
President, DR.. John Davis; Vice President,
John j. Powell; Secretary, w. Storer How
Treasurer. Dr. H. A. Smith, Executive
Committee, The four officers above named,
John A. Mohlenhoh J. Bake Jr., DIR. VIM.
B, Davis, Dr. Aub Abe Meyer, Jacob Bur
net. Jr.
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rear Of the boat, but BY this time the man
was some distance from the boat, lying on
his back with his limbs stretched out and
making no effort 10 save himself. A life
preseryer was thrown 10 him, and Is soon
as the boat reached the Newport landing .
skiff was sent out, but no trace Of him
could then be found A party Of men on o
boat above the Suspension Bridge saw him
pass, but lost sight of him when he reached
the piers.
Who the stranger was no one who saw
him knows, but all are convinced that it
was no accident, since he could not easily
have fallen into the river from where he
was standing, and made 10 effort to save
himself after he was in the water. No par
ties could be found who saw the man before
he went on board the boat.
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SUICIDE BY DROWNING.
A Stranger Leaps from the Ferryboat B

A Stranger Leaps from the Ferryboat Belle.
About O clock this morning a stranger,
about thirty years of age, dressed in dark
clothes with frock coat, boarded the ferry
boat Belle TO cross to Newport. When the
collector came around he was leaning
against the guards in the rear of the boat,
and when asked for his fare handed the
| collector a nickel. On being asked il he
wished return ticket he replied that he
did not, wnereupon the collector gave him
back the change and passed into the cabin.
When the boat reached the center of the
river the shadow of the man was seen to
dart past the window, and a splash was
heard in the water. The cry of "man over
board" was raised. and all rushed to the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-03
A Cold Dtnh eF.

Says Siberian traveller: Our dinner
party was extremely merry. Each one
laid his stores under contribution. Some
brought ont frozen bread, Others frozen
caviare, others frozen preserves, other
again sausages which could not be bent
even if put across the knee and pulled
with the strength Of both arms. Can
you ina Inc without laughing, the ap-
pearance presented of seven halffamished
people sitting at table with thirty diff
ferent dishes before them, and unable to
touch them except at the risk of break
ing their teeth. Nothing could be done
except to wait patiently for the various
dishes to be thawed by sitting on them.
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Exposition Commissioners.

The Exposition Commissioners met yes
terday in weekly session.
Treasurer Simpkinson reported the sub
scriptiohs to be $57, ,45O.
The Committee on Fine Arts reported
that the proposed width of twenty feet for
the art gallery is insufficient, as the pic.
lures can not be seen well, and that ttiey
could not with gallery Of that width
make room for any large pictures. The
subject was turned over to the Committee
on Fine Arts and the Main Hall Trustees,
with power to act.
Adjourned.
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At the close of the dinner we ate excel
lent fruit which had been kept frozen.
Throughout Siberia, as soon as very cold
weather sets in, all fruits are placed out
of doors, with northern exposure, that
the sun may never tonch them. They
are frozen through, and retain the flavor
as completely as if they had just been
plucked from the tree.
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The Citizens Committee on the contem.
plated musical festival held meeting last
night at Turner Hall.
A resolution creatinGa board of control
was adopted. The board to be composed
Of the Chairman of the Central Committee,
the Chairman of the Finance Committee,
the Chairman of the Citizens Committee
and four members of the Finance Commit.
tee. No member is to be connected with
any business wherein anything may be re-
quired by the S@ngerfest or any OF its COM
m!ttees.
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Don't delay, always be on time, for pre-.
vention is better than cure All coughs
and colds and such affections Of the throat
and lungs rs lead to consumption are cured
by Dr. Bulls Cough SYrup.
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A CobWeb j. ScarceIY Morc nclicate

a UobWob ls Scarcely Moro Delicate
Than the structure of the lungs A violent
cough convulses and tears their finer tis-
sues rs an earthquake does the soil. Arrest
the ravage soothe the irritation, heal the
iDtiamed and lacerated membranes with
"Hale's Honey OF Horehound and Tar"
Pixies Toothache Drops cure toothache in
one minute. Sold by all druggists at 25c.
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Commissioners Sale.


CTATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY, SIS.
D-Pursuant to the command OF an order OF sale
from the Common Pleas Court of Hamilton, Ohio,
and to me directed, will offer at Public Sale at
the rOtunda of the Courthouse, on WEDNESDAY,
the 2Sd day of April, 1879, at Ii O'Clock a m. the
following described real estate to-wit:
lot Of land beginning at the southeast corner
of r. McNamara's 9 93- 100 acre tract in the south
line Of the northeast quarter Of Section Three
Green Township: thence north 2254o west a.
seven 32.l00 chains; thence north 8lo east six
l.100 chains; thence north 4So east, one 65.l00
chains; thence south 29' east. ten 38l00 chains;
theme north S9l3ao west. nine 9l-lO0 chains to the
beginning containing seven acres
Also all that certain tract of land known as lot
No. 3, in the small subdivision made in case No.
., ,l9e, Hamilton Probate Court, and recorded In
the Office OF the Recorder of Hamilt County,
Ohio, in Platbook No. 4. page l29. said subdi-
vision being q subdivision OF lot No of jefferson
Brothers' estate which is on record in book l99,
page $40. lIamiito County records. Said lot three
parts Of one aforesaid contains2 2 4O.10o acres In
Green T"wnship. See Deed Book 424 page 81, to
be sold subject 10 the mortgage Of the Sun Build
ing Association, No. ., ana all taxes thereon,
valued nv follows The lot hrst abnve described
ut $500, the tract second above described at 500
To be sold by order of Courr, in case No. 53,0I,
wherein the Atlantic Building Association, No. 2.
is plaintiff, and Carl Bens hauscn ct al a;e de-
PENDANTS, Terms OF sale, cash.
JACOB SHREDDER,
Special Master Commissioner.
Mallon Coffey attorneys.
CINCINSATI, March 20, 1879. mh20-5tTh
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Bald heads may have new crop of hair
by applying Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover, If the hair follicles are not entire
ly closed up.
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For best bargains in Imported and
Domestic Cigars and Smokers requi-
sites, 20 to Louis Strasser,s, $50 w.
Fourth street. Job lots of Cigars at
h0f nm nricea
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The largest party Of emigrants for Mani
toba that ever left Ontario started yester-
day from Windsor 1t consisted of two
special trains containing forty cight-cars.
The capital at their disposal amounts to
over $25,00N
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Children.s Carriages.

Large stock. One hundred varieties
Selling at wholesale prices Don't fail tc
see them. Holiday & Smith, Fifth street
and Central avenue.
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and settle into troublesome disorders Eruption,
of the skin are the appearance on the surface o,
humors that should be expelled from the blood
Internal arrangements are the determination o
these same humor to some internal organ, or or
eans whose action they deange, and whose sub
rilla expels these humon from the blood When
they are gone The disorders they produce disap
pear, such as Ulterations OF the Liver, Stomach,
Kidneys Lungs, Eruptions and Eruptive Diseassi
las, Pimples, Pustules, Blotches, Boils, Tumor
letter and Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworm
Ulcers and Sores, Rheumatism Neuralgia, Pain In
the Bones, Side and Head, Female Weakness Ster
ilty Leuconh9a arising from internal liberation
and uterine diseases, Dropsy. Dyspepsia, Emaeis
tion and General Debility With their departuu
health returns
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DIR. j. c. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
mh3l -6td&ap9.ltW
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BANKRUPTCY.


nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
- Southern District Of Oh0.--In bankruptcy
No. 2,315.--In the matter Of Adolphus Fay an,
Celia King, tankrupts - The creditors OF sal,
bankrupts are notified that they have fled thel
petition in said Court praying for Anal dscharg
from all their debts provable under the Bank
| rupt Act and the acts amendatory thereof. ant
said creditors are required to appear at Court o.
Bankruptcy, to be held before me. at my Office
No. East Third street. Cincinnati, on the l2tl
day OF April, 1879, at 10 o'clock n. m, and SHOW
cause. If any they have, why the prayer Of saio
petition should not be granted
Dated at Cincinnati, March 10Th, 1879
FLAMEN BALL,
mh20-3tTh Register IN Bankruptcy.
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Died.

EAGAN-April ID, OF 10 minutes past a. ni., at
the residence OF her son, James W. Foley, Home
City, Mrs. Catherine Eagan. in the 9Th year OF
her age.
Funeral Friday morning at 81 clock 1t
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SARSAPARILLA.
Ayers Sarsapari|Ia,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

This compound OF the
vegetable alternatives,
Sarsaparilla, Dock, StiE
lingia, and Mandrake
with the Iodides of Pot
ash and Iron, makes :
most efectual cure of!
series Of complaint
which are very preva
lent and affecting. ]
purities the blood
purges out the lurkinI
humoE IN the system
that rinry,,inogk knaItI
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ytEETTNc oE TfrP cTnIu1r

At meeting Of Nationals held at Emmet
Hall The following resolution was passed:
Resolved, That a fusion with the Demo-
cratic party would be annihlaton for the
Greenback Labor party, and we unanimous
ly oppose any such fusion, as we consider
it would undoubtedly be the death of the
National party"
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Forty-Sixth COngress-ExtraS Session
SENATE

WASHINGTON, April 2.-Mr Hoars reso-
luton declaring the programme of the
Democratic party in Congress nnconstitu-
tional and revolutionary, was laid on the
tabe-yeas 35; nays, 20.
Mr. Saulbury submitted report of the
majority Of the Committee on Elections
against the admission of Mr.. Bell as Sena-
tor from New Hampshire on appointment
OF the Governor. 1t will come up for con
Sideration tomorrow.
After brief executive session adjourned.
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.

Neuril cures Neuralgia instantly. New size SOC
Sold by John d. Park q Son, and all druggists
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON April 2-An effort was
made by Mr.. Sparks to fix time for closing
debate on the Army Appropriation Bill
Suggestions were made to have night
session, TO restrict speeches to fifteen min
uteS e.2h. and to close the debate to-mor.
row. Objection was made to all PROPOSE.
tions. Finally all general debate was or
dered closed at o'clock to-day. The House
then went INTO Committee of the Whole on
the bill.
The debate on the clause prohibiting the
use of troops al the polls was resumed,
pending which the House adjourned.
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-------------
Attention. Smoky Chimneys.

HtteHtIUH, SHCA! CHIWNtyS.
RATE SETTING, MANTLEs, RANGES,
" furnaces, and general brickwork, by q. c.
STEPHENS, residence 1872 Richmond st. mh5-3m
TALL AT THE AMERICAN SEWING MA
~ CHINE ROOMS, III WEST FOURTH STREET
AND SkE THk NEW BUTTOEHOLk MA
CHINE
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ADJUSTMENTS.


THE DANllRS.
Mr.. Mckee Rankin, Kitty Blanchard and
the strong company supporting them ap-
pear every night and at Saturday matinee
at the Grand Opera-houss in their great
success, The Danites.'
COL STEELE is BENEFIT.
The proposition to give Col. Steele, man
ager of the Grand Opera-house, rousinG
benefit meets with the warmest approval on
all sides. Mr.. Lawrence Barrett, the EN-.
inent tragedian, contrary to his usual Gus.
tom, has rendered his services The benefit
performance will take place on Friday
night of next week, when Barrett will ap,
pear in two Of his best characters, Gar.
rick" and "Sbylock." He will be support.
ed by the st. Louis company. Col. Steele's
friends are determined that the benefit shall
be rousing one.
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UNDERWRITERS.
SINK MANN a. CO.,
UNDERTAhERS. =.

Enbalming promptly done. Ice used when re.
luested. Office calls attended to day and night
WIN. ID. JACGCkS, Manager
Manufacturers OF al kind, hrs.-class Wood
Coffins and Caskets Keep constantly OH hand n
full line OF trimmed ana untrimmrd c fins and
Caskets for the trade at manufacturing p:ir,s.
Office and Warerooms Nos. l73 and l7j Clint n,
between Linn and Baynilier SIS, Cincinnati.
te27.1y rhS&Tu
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The following communication was re
ceivcd by the CITY Executive Committee nj
the National Party from f p Dowoos
chairman of ,lo S"t;oro1 Tyao,,t;,,a 49,
IT, st A. T.;',3 s"1 A'N'0"'i'o Io''i
A'''' vi NV nv" ,T Hla'es'
" p,T'ls,, MONS 1L e \ MAlioNAh Ali, COMMITTEE
WSmITGToN Il e. March ps H Ic..o g..
ueesrs Robert Shannon O G smith Inhn N,,ru
?. Ryan, John Hoben and otheIs. Comm ttcc
National GTecnback Labor Party, Cincinnati,
ONO
dEErLE@EN~-l have lust read the resolu-
I!ons adoIteu ny the National Greonback
rarity at lhef nominating Convention in
ClncinnaI, as published on the 23d inst
eFmit me 10 express my qualification at
The .s ION OF the convention and my per-
sonaI cone,.." renee in the resolutions
adonted, and 10 c., ,,ncaIly express my APP
nroyal Of the resolution tha. II is unsafe
and impolitic 10 trust National and State
affairs in the hands OF either the Repub-
Ecan or Democratic parties.
Democratic and Republican members
elect of the present Congress voted tor can
lidates for Speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives, known to favor the National
Banking svstem and the Contraction
policy, In the Senate, Senator Bayard a
represcntatiye OF the Bourbon Bank Cur
rency Democracy, has been appointed
Chairman of tho Finance Committee.
MANY of such members elect received the
g,pport of members of the National party,
and by reason of such support secured their
election. Their professions OF devotion to
the Green BACK i1ea were lo"d ana. .unqual-
flied. Yet AZ INC qlc'a'loh OF hostiie par
ties, they refused 10 cooperate wlth the
members elect oil tue National ureenoack
party in the selection. irrespective OF party,
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NOTICE.
AdniniStrat.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

IT'S M. kAsGER, I7s
Is offering the largest an most complete st tck nf
MEMS. LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDRENS
Fine BOOts, Shoes, slippers and
snndaiS,
At the LOWEST PRICES in the city. Call at
I7s West Fifth ST. between Race and Elm, i78
I'd door east of Elm.