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brooklyn. warte 10 founded thu Franklin Elee-
tr,sal tr, in'lla's; ,t 81 "nIsi, ne sstss4 - -
tetea .Gs % Essro Ge;eso el IL IL b"xy 10
u,d becnme Its President. Last Frilay,
Hiilu IN tis vicinity 1f this Hlble llouse on
Eighth street, le slipped on the Ice and. falling.
received severe alnek to biz systcfn. Tito thl.
lowing inurn,nE liz left bis Residence on 1t.
Marks place tu attend to Foiae business IL NsH
York NMlu Oh thu way he suddenly fe'l to
the sidewalk III y Ut. When ASSISTANCE reached
LIN ht ~as dead. ilcceasel was Il yrars of we,
aud leates tAsss daughttrs, ses!aeutA VI New
York City.
TUE woMAN's cMHIsriAs ASSOCIATION
held It's sesutar quarterly meeting yesterday
inorn!og ~ tbs AsaoeIatioa boarding house, No.
75l Wabash &senur.
Tue Secretary submitted her report. for the
rast thres snuuths. Ths Dizpeusary had treated
el5 patients, aud 1nate 555 vista, al,l the work
wss nereaslng; the Employ Aela bureau hal
Teen very helpful 10 d largo number Of
person4, IL assisting thesa to ocrupa'
ious; the kcAtlluK Club, cutnposed vi boa11rts,
was : source u nuch pleasure and psolIt. fIe
supply VI reAdiDg mailer was select aflu pteutl.
fu1. DR.. J. u. Holland grututously gavu his
nlucsziue, aud the l!ofsry cou,alncd nearly lu1
bound volumes. Itc Secretary ulHo yetcrretl to
the 1hsuksglying-Day contribution Ut F7G, eol-
leclcd u The Fourth Congregational Church.
Mira. Mary T. Haven, chair,nan VI the Desotlous
Committee, reported thas tLirty eight lurrsinx4
had Ie<n Lsll Il tbs Hotnr. and ths attendance
Lad betn ~ u tue aggregate Auch goo1 had
lcea done.
3ltss Miller's report showed that during tho
mouth ot December IL pcrsons had been given
GMrtoymeut. leu persouH sent to the Home foI
tbs tsacalIes&, and cue person "pasxed out
ul lae eisr.
Mas fltx, tho SupertpteBdenkpt tho bostdfu9
house, reported i nlost Satisfactory state ot a.
aa!sS. thtse were 1t prcatpt twepsy'threc ":
cupAuts dwelling Ia tue sFeatcst goulurt anC
rherstultess, md the macAlbery u tho Homa
LuoYeu without Lrealur.
Mr.. c. II. bIake!ey, tho Treasurer, repoftet
rcce!,ts amounting to *l.40j..as, and cxpcud,
tufes amounting tu 3l,3yJ.l7; b2latl.s Oh Luul
SdM A dupaiien VI f15 from frisud In hev
, 1879-04-13
VAE ViCTiS!

Alb. gracious. tender God
Have not tried to be both brave and strong
Ecn when the way trod
Seemed desolate and long sadly lonpf
When tired, aching feet
Barred to the touch Of cruel rocks, b1ed fast;
When every heartbeat
Stabbfd through me with some rnem'1Y OF the Past
When darkness on me fell;
When Love lay dead, and hckle Hope was not;
When all the pangs Of Hell
Seeu'd focused. in my soul, TO one white spot
Through all. have denied
Thy right to take from me All warmth, all eun7
Through all, have not cried:
'sNr Father. let Thy hardest will be done"1
Bnt now eau no more:
O bark so tossd By every bitter breath.
Drift idly out from shore,
And touch the cool, dark, wayeless sea Of Death
MlHIAN BEATR1cE UEASE
, 1879-04-13

F. g j. G "A s E z,
Al 4 AZ FIFTH-AV.,

Have tor sale = inc assortment Of Bank and Saloon
Counters Ice Boxes and Beer Coolers Store and Office
Ftx:ures OF every Kind aud several Frelroof Safes
Some hnt Othce Partitions.
, 1879-04-13

for houses has been very great; 1t Is giyea rs
fact that for house which WAS advertised hon
day morning there were forty applicants in two
days.
The features Ut the rentrnarket remain very
much as they have been described in previous
articles. In most localities
NOTHING LIKE An ADVANCE
has been achieved. The North Side district,
east Of Clark and south OF Chicago avenue, is
au exception on account OF its superior acccss-
bility to the business centre. The strong de-
mand which has showed itself for houses in that
place, renting for $40 to $50 month, should
be hint to capitalists TO build on the South
Side in the now neglected district along Wabash
avenue, west of State street and south OF Van
Buren, street. All that is necessary to make this
property thoroughly desirable for residence is
for some men to act in concert in improving
1t, and especially in securing slmil lat improve
nent OF the side streets leading to it from Wa
bash avenue A frst-class population OF several
thousands could be put upon that land il the
Improvement we're made to include one or two
OF the approaches from Wabash avenue, SO that
people would not have to 60 through ash heaps
and past rum holes and doubtful resorts to get
home.
On the North Side brick house on Dearborn
.avenue, near Superior street, that was rented
after May last year at $50 month has been
rented at S60a month; on Dcarborn:svenue, near
Huron, three-story brick house with stone
trimmings has been rented for SIS month. the
same as last year; On Huron street, be-
tween Dearborn! aud State, 4 two~story and
basement brick house has been rented for $50
Der month; the price last year was SIS. There
ts some building in progress on the North Side.
Houses are gong up on Clark street: Indiana
street, Ontario street, Chestnut street between
Clark aud Dearborn, on Oak street near Clark,
on LaSalle street near Superior street and Chi
caeo avenue. These houses are mostly Two OF
three storr buildings, Of brick, with stone tr:ln-
minys. and will cost between s., ,000 and $1,0O
each. Tn Cass street some houses have been
let at SIS and $50 month that were rented last
, 1879-04-13

GENERAL ASSIGNMENT FOR THE 1ESEPrT OF CRED
IToCs.
Henry BEugmann to Sterne II. Hnrbison. Lin
bi1t!es, 81, 3S2. 76. Assets consist OF stock OF
stoves aud other goods In the store No. so West
Lake street.
SUMMARY F0E TIE WEIR.
The follow ing is the total amount of city and
suburban transfers within 4 radius of seven
miles of the Court-house filed for record during
the week ending. Saturday, April -: City sales,
102: consideration, S59944 ,04t3. North OF city
limits, sales, s.; consideration, so,673. soutl, OF
West OF city limits, sales, 2; consideration, S.,
400: Total sales, 49, Total consideration,
$66S,932.
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Local Personal.

Prof Daniel Matthews will to-day wed
Miss Lizzie NJ. Swing at her residence, No.
1O6 York street.
Green B. Raum, United States Commis-
sioner of Internal Revenue and his wife,
are at the Burnct House.
Prof L. C. Cooley, of Vassar College, is
examining candidates for admission to the
College at the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall to-day.
Mr.. Chandler Harper, who recently took
the first prize at the Law School, starts to-
morrow on a trip to st. Louis and then tc
Kansas.
Mr. VIM. NJ Bruckman left for Europe
on Monday evening. His father, Council
man J. c. Bruckman, accompanied him to
New York.
The Hon. John McMakin one of the pi
oneers of this city, is lying quite i'll ut lii
home in the Twenty-fifth Ward, and is no
expected to live.
A well executed portrait of the re
nowned singer Madame Flora Muller, i!
on exhibition in the window of Papen
brock Jarchow & Co., on Main street.
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Shadows Of Coming Events

The Knights of St. Thomas will give q
picnic next Thursday at Inwood Park.
The st. Augustin Church congregation
will picnic next Monday at Prices Hill.
The Germana Mmnnerchor give an enter.
tainment this evening at RoetDger's Tivoli,
on Vine street.
Rev. A. B. Leonard, DID, pastor oil
Grace NJ. f. Church, Dayton, o., will
lecture in Mclean NJ. f. Church this
Thursday evening Subject: 'The Twain
Made One
In addition to the examinations at the
Cincinnati Wesleyan College this week, the
annual prize contest in reading and exhi
bition in elocution will take place this
evening at the College Chapel, and the
class day exercises Saturday afternoon.
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Behold the King.


He loved her as his own soul, and he
called on last Sunday at her residence on
South B street to put $3.50 engagement
ring on her finger.
dCan we sail down the stream of Time,
pet, in the same boat"
eyes, George, down to the shoreless
sea of eternity, and beyond in the mystic
spirit-land our souls shall still entwine,
and-Oh, my, there he goes now" and
the young girl, tearing herself from
Georges arms, rushed to the window and
looked out longingly for several min
utes.
whats the attraction% asked the
young man, somewhat annoyed.
'He's just too sweet for anything"
murmured the maiden, too much alb
sorbed to hear Georges voice. Then he
got up and looked out and saw the end
man of the minstrel troupe passing along
on the other side of the street, and fully
understanding the situation, he calmly
sat down and waited for the show tc
pass.
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MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.


The Social Twelve, an organization OF
young men IN 'he yves. End gave picnic
D-uay at MI hooAou' !" "ih'
A large tree was uprooted by the wind
OH Seventh, east OF Elm, last evening, and
thrown to the ground with terrible crash
Mrs. Bechmann, of 525 Main street,
was thrown from buggy, at the corner of
Elm and Green streets, yesterday and badly
hur''
Captain Frank Pierce was thrown from
buggy yesterday near the corner OF
fourth and Vine streets, and considerably
bruised.
VIM. Herzog, aged twelve years, whose
parents reside at No. 81 Jones street. was
drowned yesterday afternoon in the river,
near the Mt. Hope Road.
Willie Bipler had his hand badlv
crushed Yesterday by having Il caught.
while fastening chain around an elevator
Wheel at Hirsch Victorious Co.'S
Through the excrtions of Mr.. Herman
Rothert, chairman of the Board of Equali-
Eation, the books are now ready for inspec-
ton and reference by our citizens.
Mr.. R. H. Thornbury, the grocer at
No. As East Pearl, appeared in the process
sion yesterday in an Irish iaunting car, the
only one in this city. 1t was manufactured
in Dublin and imported by Michael Don
nelly.
Hon John Ravter Judre of tho JTr;+od
States Circuit Court, arrived in the citv
Ibis morning and is TODAY holding Court
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Real Estate Transfers,

The following are the transfers of real
estate from noon yesterday to noon to-
day
Albert Mckinney and wife to George
Mckinney, Quitclaim to one-fourth interest
in so acres in The south part OF Section "a,
ssmmes Township; 5000.
Charles L. Haskins to Carrie B. Parker ct
al, 5 96-100 acres, being shat portion of Lot
No. of John Lotten's subdivision lying
north of Golden avenue 500 and exchange
of property.
Charles NJ. Steele and wife to Emma H.
Isham, 4G by 15S feet on east side of HamI-
ton and Springfield Pixies, "a feet south
from Sheehan avenue, Hartwell 81 and
other considerations.
Susan ]. Morris ct al. to Mills & Hildreth.
66 100 by 1G6 37-l00 feet on west side of
Wordell Road 40 feet north from center
OF Harrison p, Ike, in Section 8, Green Town
ship; 500.
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Assicnee,s Sale.

VVNIIE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUN-
L TY SS-pursuant to the command of an or
der for sale from the Probate Court and to me di-
rected l will offer for public sale on the premises,
in the City Of Cincinnati, on MONDAY, the 10th
day of June, A. d. 1879, at clock p. M, the FOL
lowing described real estate, towit:
All that certain lot OF ground, situated on the
W st side Of Walnut street, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth Streets in the city of Cincinnati afore
said being fifteen feet in front, and extending
back westwardly, the same width in rear as in
'front.' one hundred feet; said lot being the south
ern part OF Lot number one hundred and fourteen
Ql4l, in Joseph G. Benham's Subdivision, being
the same premises conveyed to Anthony Stephan
by deed OF Louis S. Asken and wife, dated the
18th day of September, lSiS and recorded in
Book No. 1877, page Al, Hamilton County Records
Valued at ST., 800.
To be sold by order of Court in the case where
in John H. Krehnbrink, Assignee Anthony Ste
pban, is plaintiff, and Anthony Stephan ct al are
defendants.
Terms-Cash on day Of sale.
JOHN II. KREHNBRINK, Assignee.
HOWARD DOUGLASS, Attorney. myl5.5tTh
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ELECTRIC Curranfa.

John Johns, miner, was drowned near
Akron, o.
Jas. Garrabrandt, aged ten, was drowned
at Jefferson, o.
Willie Ash, aged five, was drowned al
Sand Lake, Mich.
Jas; Campbell, wealthy farmer, suicided
near Osgood, Ind.
A. M. Lowering, books, failed at Boston.
Liabilities 100000.
The Indiana sengerfest, Terre Hau te
Ind, closed last night.
Weaver farmer, was killed by sunstroke
at Upper Sandusky, o.
Jas. NJ. Yeo, prominent manufacturer,
died at Richmond Ind.
]. W. McCleary's residence burned at
Newcastle, Pa. Loss 5000.
Charles Foley, switchman, was run down
by cars and killed at Detroit.
Seventeen cars were demolished in coal
train wreck near Somerset, o.
Albert NJ. Townsend, deaf mute, was
killed by cars at Fountain City, Ind.
A severe earthquake shock was felt last
night at Montreal and st. John, Canada.
Coiu NoOu, Jr b, mill was destroyed by
lightning at Conshohocken, Pa. Los
$125, 900.
Jere Parker, a young lawyer at Pulaski
Tenn, suicided by shooting bimself through
the forehead.
T. H. Heyman's clerk is reported to have
skipped from North Amherst, O., with
5000 of Heyman's money.
John Heath, colored, for the murder ol
Louis Schmidt last September, has been
sentenced to death at Baltimore.
David Mcclure, aged eight, was killed by
lightning and his two brothers seriously in.
jured at Hamden, O., while pitching horse
shoes.
BY Mondays cyclone Mrs. Hawkins and
her two children were blown one and q
quarter miles at Butler County, Kansas
and killed. Thirty-seven farm houses were
wrecked.
Goldsmith and WIFE who were to cross
the Atlantic and make a voyage around the
globe in boat eighteen and half feet
long, launched their craft June 1st, and are
missing since.
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DROSPECT HOUSE, UPPER RsARANACLAKE,
l E. r. Derby, Propretor P. o., Blooming,
dale Essex County, N. Y.-This House, occupying
one of the finest positions in the Adirondack
Wilderness, has been thoroughly repaired, en-
larged and elegantly fitted up with new furniture.
Ii is surrounded on every hand by the finest fish
ing and hunting found in this whole region
which may be truly called the Sportsman's Par
adise" Summer boarders, with or without fami-
lies solicited Terms 81 50 per day from July lst
until season closes. Telegraph office in the house
insures speedy communication IRON any point in
this vicinity. Also daily mail. Supply and pro,
vision store at the house. Camp supplies OF all
kinds always on hand. Carriages connect with
regular stage line at Bloomingdale. Trout and
at regular rates First class livery connected with
the house Distance from Ausable Station direct
30 miles. The steamer "E X. DERBY'S MATTE, "
will make two trips day to Bartletts, stopping at
Cory's, Pierces Garry, Island House, and other
points OH the Lake. Also, will be used for Excur-
sion Parties Fare over to Clear Pond: Passen-
gers, one way, Soc Boats, one way, 81 So
apl73m
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A skin like monumental alabaster may
be attained by using Glenn's Sulphur Soap,
which does away with the necessity for sui
phur baths. Try it, ladies' tbs a genuine
beautiiier, and very economical. Depot,
Crittenton's, No. Sixth avenue.
Hint to those prematurely gray, use
Hill Hair Dye.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

N Farms, in Ohio ana Indiana, in sums from
$500 to $4,000, for years at per cent interest,
payable annually, on January Isl. All loans
must be secured by first lien oil real estate worth
at least three times the amount of loan, exclusive
of buildings No commission charged. Address
N, W. HARRIS, Lock box 1858, Cincinnati, o.
iel21m
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THE DAILY STAR
THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, June 12.-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, stationary, followed
by higher pressure, variable winds, nearly
stationary temperature, partly cloudy
weather and local rains followed in the
upper portion of the latter by cooler north
erly winds.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
M. TX KARGER.

ITS W. Fifth street, second door east of Elm,
Offers to the public 500 pairs ladies pebble goat
button shoes at 81 65 300 pairs goat side-lacc,
81 40; $50 pairs kid sde-lace at 81 60; 200 pairs
misses goat at 9Oc $50 pairs childrens goat at SOC;
500 pairs childrens shoes at 40c and SOC; 800 pairs
slippers at 40c SOC and 75c. Give him call.
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Forty-sixIh COngress-Extra Session

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE bill to au.
thorize the use of troops in certain cases
and forthe repeal of certain cleo
ton laws was taken up, and Mr.
Hill of Georgia addressed the Senate in
favor of it. The bill was laid aside without
action and the Legislative, Executive and
Judicial Appropriation Bill was reported
back from the Committee on Appropra
tions and ordered printed and placed on the
calendar.
The House bill making appropriations
for the Judicial expenses of the Govern
ment was laid before the Senate and referred
to the Committee OH Appropriations.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE bill to grant
certain privileges to vinegar factories was
passed.
The Army Appropriation Bill was taken
up in Committee OF the Whole. Various
amendments offered from the Republican
side of the House were rejected. The bill,
after long debate, was passed as it came
from the Committee on Appropriations.
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Don't fail to see our large stock OF children
carriages, lawn swings, mowers, refrigerators
table ana pocket cutlery, hardware and house
Smith, corner of Fifth and Central ave. jel22t
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Neuril cures Neuralgia instantly. New size SOC
Sold by John D. Park & Son. and all druggists
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobcaco.

Campania, the great remedy for rheuma
tism, neuralgia, lumbago, sprains ant
bruises. Sold by all frst-class druggists.
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Choicest meals at bottom prices can be
had during the Sengerfest, and hence
forth, at Lew. Bowman's restaurant, q W..
Fourth street.
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SENGERFEST!
THURSDAY EVENING, June 10Th, at s clock
Doors open at o'clock.

CARL BARU .......Conductor
PROGRAMME.
/. Bass Solo and ChOrus-German Battle Vow
anu Thl Ut
Mr. +. RemmertZ and full Male Chorus.
9. Chorus-Fliegaus Mein Lied GOetz
Fun Male Chorus
g. Concert Aria-Ah, Pc: fido Beethoven
Miss Emma HeCkle.
A. Quartet and Chorus-Gott, Naterland und
Liebe.......:.......... .................lschlrch
Full Male Chorus.
5. Ba,s Solo from Samson Honor and
Arms ........ ............................ Haendel
Mr. Myron ". Whitney
6. Soprano Solo and Chorus-Easter Morning,
f. Hllcr
Madame Otto-Alvsleben. Full Male Chorus and
Orchestra.
INTERMISsIoS.
I. PARADISE
Miss Emma Hcckle, Mr.. a. BschOtf, Mr.. F. Rem
meitz Full Mixed Chorus and Orchestra.
Reserved Seats, 81 so For sale at John Church
d Co.'S. No. &C West Fourth street, and NJ. d Il.
Burgheims, corner Vine and Mercer streets.
ADMlSSlON
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Foreign Appreciation of American
Chemists.

P. II. Malmsten, Professor of Chemistry
and Medicine at Serafmer Hospital Stock
holm, writes C. have tested Halls Vegeta-
BILE Sicilian Hair Remover and can say that
it will beautifully restore gray hair to its
natOra collOrp
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MOUNTAIN HO U - H
CreSson Springs. Pa.

II J. UNGER (of Seventh Avenue Hotel,
II. Pittsburgh Superintendent. Opens June
Goth Top of Allegheny Mountains, 2,3C0 feet
above level of the sea; pure mountain water and
medicinal springs; three mile drive within the
grounds, with ample livery facilities table first
burg markets accommod odation for 400 guests;
amtlsemcnts of all kinds. Music by Fehlings eel
ebratet orchestra from Philadelphia. All trains
stop East and West For particulars, address
burg Pa. Je1-3m
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SENGERFEST.
PROER AM NJ Il.

PROERAMM
|. Unfinished Symphony in minor. Schubert
Orchestra.
O. Soprano Solo: Serenade.
Miss Annie B. Norton.
s. Aria from judas Maccabaus
Sound an Alarm Haendel
Mr.. c. FritSch.
4. Aria "Di Tanti Palpiti " Mozart
Miss Emma Cranch
5. Scene and Aria from Der Freischuetz Weber
Mrs Flora Mueller.
6. Noloncello Solo, o cara memoria " ....Servais
Mr.. Michael Brand
7. Soprano Aria from Euryanthe' '......... Weber
Miss Annie b. Norton.
s. Aria, from "AclS and Galatca,''
"Oh, Ruddier than the Cherry" Soc. Handel
Mr. Myron W. Whitney.
Q. Aria with Tromba obligato Come All ye
Cherubim," from Samson. .IIaendel
Madame Otto Alvsleben.
TO- Overture, "Leonora No. )" 3.......... Beethoven
Orchestra,
Reserved Seats 81 So For sale at John Church
& Co.'S. No. &C West Fourth street, and NJ. & X.
Burghcim'S, corner Vine and Mercer streets.
ADMlSolON
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TYPE. PRESSES, &c.

CNARES or NEW YORK, OR TRICKS AND
> Traps of the Great Metropolis, exposes all
swndles, humbugs and pitfalls of the city, Just
out nearly 200 large pages, profusely Illustrated
soc, OF any bookseller or newsdealer or by mali.
JESSE HANEY q CO., 1ls Nassau street. New
York
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CIGARS.
CIGARS.
CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS /!

Headquarters for fine imported Key
West and Domestic Cigars, whole.
sale and retail, at LOU. STHASSER,S,
100 West Fourth street.
my3l-3mS, Tu,Th