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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
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LEGAL.

r EGAL - HAMILTON COUNTY, O., COURT
IL OF Common Pleas-Wm. F. Barchfeld. resi-
is notified that his wife, Ella Barchfeld on ncto.
Der the 25th 1879 filed petition in said Court,
case No. 60,6i2 lOr d vorce from him. alleging as
ground gross NJ glect of duty in failing and refus
ing to contribute anything towards her support
A decreeswill be asked thereon after the expira.
ton of six weeks from this date.
ELLA BARCHFELD.
GEORGE r. ToPp, Attorney.
CINCINNATI Nov. Sd. 1879. no3.6tM
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01

MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

SOMEBODY'S coming when the dew drops fall"
Get me my blunderbuss that sta DIS in the hall,
And when the serenader begins 70 squall,
I've g,taload of shot for him.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
FINE WATCHES
No. 697 Broadway, New York.
MATTRESSES, &c.

We send Watches by express c. o. D. to all parts
OF the Country. with the privilege to exa nine
before paying. Goods to be returned 10 us II not
satisfactory. E>timates furnished OH any style
Of grades Of Watches Correspond .nce chee. fully
answered. sei no2lM, ,W&Fhljal &
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14
Jack Chandler's Stlry.

A correspondent writing from
,aratopa to the Louisville Courier
OuT7aoL tells the annexed charac.
rustic story about u ,ck Chandler
"Ata clam bake in Rhode Island
'here politicians of every shad'
'ecaune AS happy as the proverbi
lam ut high tide, Democratic
senator Beck remarked to u
handler that lie would say nothing
him about the Electoral Com
mission, but he aided: Senator
gu knew as we'll as [ did tina
shen you, the second day after til.
lection, telrgraphed that Haye
vas elected 1t was false; but added
10 Democrat, U caunot but admir-,
the boldness with which you seize,
re Presidency, aud that you did IL
big thing while doing it, Sena
or Chandler received this rail-,
18th one Of his heartiest puff,ws
T. said: Beck, that reminds m d.
of a good story told on d man i,
our town. Some one came to IL,
mes aud said, MIR. jones, feel
ny duty to come and tell you that
saw your son in u gambling hous
asst night My son gambling?
aid the shocked father with grea
xcitemeut. Yes said the friem
orrowfully, last night l saw YOU
on win thousand dollars Thi
Inite relieved the ANXIOUS father
who quietly said: Il could never
orgive him If he had bungled' "
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14

for perfect maturity, still the BUSH
ness pays. Here the cane can be
cultivated at much less expense
than there and should yield quite
as we'll, and probably better.
"By pursuing the plan proposed
Of getting a small stock of seed
cane, which can be done at small
cost, aud from the produce of that
extending the plantation the next
year, the thing can be tested with
out Any risk IF loss other than that
of labor and time, and with the
chances of success altogether in
your favor. We must do some
thing. Corn, barley ani hogs do
not pay. Wheat is better on nc
count of bad crops in Europe, but
il the crops there should prove to
be good there will prove to be 10
market for that. Besides, they are
growing " heat on the intermluable
plains OF the Platte in South Amer
lea, and the chances are that they
VIII glut the market. Sugar is one
of the worlds prnducts, aud is in
such universal demand that no
gluL can he produced in any mar
ket. iIet Sautheru California pro-
duce sugar aud her prosperity is
ASSURED. Population and capital
will pour in, aud our beautiful val
ley will become garden inhabited
by "a prosperous aud Intelligent
population.
"Iu Peru, after the termination
OF uur civil war, the cotton planters,
who had been able TO cultivate cot
ton successfully during the contin-
uance of high prices, were ruined
by The low prices Of that staple I'M
med ately after the war. They
were heavily Indebted to the bank
ers of the country, who, fortunately
for the plauters, in order to save
themselves, were obliged to advance
more money to them to go into
sugar planting. This proved h
splendid success. The profits Of the
business paid the deUts, and the.
former bankrupt commuuity is now
wealthy and prosperous. Ii We
would attain similar prosperity We
must produce something at u profit,
aud that command, Il ready sale in
The markets of the world. Sugar is
Que of those products. Let us give
1t u trial by cuItivating sugar cane.
Doh't waste your time on sorghum
Ur - rup producing plants. 1t Is not
syrup that the maj ket demands.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14

THERE Is no ground for the ru.
NOR which has been prevalent
amongst some Of our citizens that
MpjUr Ross failed of an election
as one of the Judges Of the
supreme Court. The vote re-
ceived by our townsmau in South
ern California is one of the most
gratifying and complimentary that
has ever been rendered to u candi-
late in Southern California, aud 1t
| Jug lat 10 result in his running ut
east even with the most popular oil
Tie up country candidates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14
NEW TODAY.
In the County Court
OF Los Angeles County, State of
California.
BATHY VS.. HIS GRE orToRs.

Pursuant to an order of the Hon. A bert
M. stephens, Judge Of the county Court
of Los Angeles county, notice IL hereby
given to the creditors Of the insoIvr mt
G. T. Bsthy To appear before The said
Judge, at the court room of said
Cnurt, In the Court House. In the cit,
and county OF Los Angeles. on the
twenty-hrsL day OF October, 1879, at ~
O'Clock a. NJ. of that day. then and there
to show cause. II any there he, why the
prayer of said petitioner should not b.
granted, that n cession o his estate be
made, and discharge from his his debts
be ha as by st 'tu o provided.
All proceedings against said insolvent
ore aged.
Witness. NV hand ani the seal OF = i'd
Court, this 18Th day OF Sept ember, 1879
t>eal \. W. pUrrS, Co. CLERK
BY T.. Fl. OWEN, Deputy. stpi4'd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14

For some Reason the luichase OF
he grapes of our Los Angeles city
!iueyardisls have been uurea-oua
oily delayed. Mr.. kohler, who il
generally large buyer, LAS not
yet put III an appearance from San
Francisco. Tue contracts for the
manufacture and delivery Of wines
.ud braLdIes in the East are large,
lie AnaheIm crop is only hal
rue and everything points to at
lvity. Iu the San Gabriel valley
aud at Auabelm the demand is AL
eady q lite active.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14

Standing Committees of the House
eral of the most important COM
mittees for members to be elected
in California, three of whom. at
least, he Speaker expected, would
he Democrats. The committees
were arranged so that the aDtici.
pated Democratic members from
California would aid in constitute
lug u clear working msj 'rity. The
Ell. ction of a solid Republican dele.
CATION seriously inIerferes with the
speakers arrangemeits, and neces-
'itates All arrangement of these
committees SO that the Republi-
cans will not, at any time, be able
to control them. 1t is claimed that
the Speaker has no right to re- ar
range the committees, after they
are once announced, aud an ISSUE
will be made on Ii point.
rne a~" WAN Ki,ea hrs Co@ch
NEWARK, N. j September l3 h.
blair, Indicted for the murder of
Armstrong, his cnsohman, Was ar
raigneu to-day, and pleaded not
gully.
NJ >ssaeau-etsS 1t pub team a".yrn.
ti0u.
BOSTON, September l3!h.-Five
hundred AMI fiuy-six delegates
have been chosen to the X -3ub)i-
can Convention. Two huuuted and
f"rey-sevea are pledged for Pierce;
226 for Long, aud SO uncommittei.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14

PROBABLY never IN the history
Il the Unitt d States has the publt
'een obliged 10 wait SO long for tn,
,tiicial returns of an election as III
ne last. Certainly not since the
f.ilway and telegraph have brough
mmmuuitits close together. Cali
'rnians may, very likely, have Ia
Wit al age before they will again,
ave to vote for So many canil-
I,t-s at one election. They reall,
''ght to pray that such may be thu
case.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14

III e present severe heated season
> likely again TO brlng Santa Mon.
ga TO the ture as d watering place,
sud the "seasUu,n which was
hought to be over, will start in
snesh. There arc few persons who
would not benefit by short resi-
ieuce III Santa Monica in any sea.
ON Of the year. In summer the
emperature there is cooler than I'll
.os Angeles aud in winter warmer
sea bathing there is enjoyable al
Ill SEASONS by robust people.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14

THE SYsTE IS OFTEN 80 RAPIDLY RE
DUCED by StVe attack of Diarri q Vi
liner affection ol The bowels, AZ TO Ell al
htst eyond the reach Of medicine be
lie the patient can re ilize the nece ssii \
I iuoklpg about him fur ~ remedy. Bet
err Keep byy DIR. Jayn-'s Carmina,ivt
ulssni.a safe curative for A>iatic ChOl
IA, Cramps, Dysentery, etc and thus bt
'iudentiy prepared to treat these com.
plants TN their nrst appearance.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14
Herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities OF the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing Job work are not
surpassed In California outside OF san
Francisco aud sacramento. All work en-
trusted TO us will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14

The highest rale of speed ever
made on the ocean by "a sailing YES
eel WIS accomplished by the A mer-
can clipper ship Flying Scud, the
vessel covering 46O miles in TWEEN
y-four hours.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14

a cOlorcd man Ob5ei we'd, while in
conversation with IL friend: ~
ioh't b'iieve in haviu' q pardener
when you've only got small bus
mess. If yer make emmy thing,
Why, yer DON'T get it, and If yeI
lose, yer have to lose il all.n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14

"Fhis bill is soIled," said lad,
GA butchers boy who had pre-
'euied "this hill" for he fifth time.
Yes, marm," replied the lad;
"hoss thought lie would grease il
% make it go easy with you"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14

PROFESSOR CUYAS, being n native
of Spaiu and having Il special method Of
teach ng, Will guarantee to his pun lis
hrst--a most correct pronuncIatlon.a al d.
-econd-a rapid knowledge Of the Span
ish laugu ge.
TtkMS-Two lessons per week, 80 to 81
per mon, Ii.
MAIN ST, No. 81. near Plco House.
Hs5- Desirable furnished rooms in the
same house. 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14

Time goes at its own gait, and
you cannot hasten IL by us ng 9TH
'pur of the moment" You may
,sk a friend to "stop m nute,n
)ut neither you nor he has the
power to do 1t.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. CUYAS,

Member OF Board OF Instruction OF Los
Angeles Academy and CONNER.
clal Insti. ute.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
PACIFIC COAST.
STOI1ik Ixn3Ist,.sr.

IAN FRANCISCO STOCK Az M
CHANGE BoAHI
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14
Natural Evergreen Pastures
Suitable for Cairying.

Good water ia abundant NJ al
average depth OF six feet from In,
,urface. On almost every acre o
this land FLOWING ATTEST AZ
WELLS can be obtained, and The
more elevated portions can be irrf
gated by the water of The SANTA \ NJ
river. Most of these lands are nat
orally moist requiring only sooI
cultivation to produce crops.
TERMS--One-four Cash, bal
ance 10 one, two and three years,
with 10 per csui. interest.
Twill take pleasure In show Ing
these lands 10 parties seeking land
who ars invited TO come and zee
this extensive trsct before purcn as
ing elsewhere,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14
The Stearns Ranches.

10000 AG p5E S * tAN Il
'Ots TO suit, suitable for the culture
Of Oranges. Lemons, lines, Figs
Almonds, Walnuts, Peaches, Ap
pies, Pears, Alfalfa, Corn, Rye, Bar
lev, FLAX, Ramie, Cotton, etc., nnt
also many thousand acres of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14

730 Ophir. AN, ~,
1lH, 4ls4 Al4
1850 Me Ai,'au Is "a.
3S3<, so b 5, 49,
$40 u g =, i2lS Ia
IL
20 h - B. lSH, lS5s
IL.
80 Con Va ~, 49,
loO CnollaI, ~
IL t'Otosi. ~. On
$50 Il \ ~, an
li5h, H.
O 0 ruitt, 80 3 30,
3 20, $40
$40 iae~e,, l75s. l7h,
l.ss
1909 erial, ! s.,
n
$40 ke.,tuck, 25,
40 Alpha, 81. II,
3zJ tie lciIei. 4 70, i..C
20 oh ndeiiGe, ~,
$50 ! N eva I71a
IS U al, 2JH, .0h,
5S5 ouiiIuil, 8,k, 81,
20 tx ger. 75s, 7>a
71U Uccrientul, 49,,
49,, I
10 v, eiInan. 80
2nJu.t.ce. 4 U Al
osj uuio rs, 7oH
10 a.7a4k, i5h
200 Alta, 6sq
40 june. 4 20 ! o5
10 1 al, doLIa, 2.iU
Z G5
s,6 = nil, ~ Lie
i35 Challenge, 200,
y fft
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14
dOHSING SESSION.
SAN FRANoIsCo. Sept. IL

80 i'NAfSot ~ ~ a.
/ 3e5 Lady W. | 25
4uU Anot 8, l.0,,
Il2l0 " ard. 2 So, = so,
AS scorpion. go.
2S5
| l q n con Va. S
l2tO Benton, 8 %, 4
| T4Jt an urauO, | 7,
| 20, Ia
pa N IS nanZa, asst
del lbs
| 80 tluiu 2.l
1870 NacKey, ~. Ia
lu0 E i Con, i7s4
3UU trz y 10, "a
/ S6y Iudel o de ce,
lis, 2. %
3i5 b eIio sic, AIS
LOO raradis =. "a
| 2, Mt Dahl IS
| 100 Wales. So
iia x He'll
| 100 Becht, /, |. IS
.eU log 80
/ SO submit. | 40
| 81 Bul~et, SA
| W Indicate, 81,
| ~
/ 10 Belviiere, L.
c0l Biackhawk.i .9j
20 TO .Ker. ~, LIZ
10 Muno, Ga
20 Con Pac, 61
l0IJupitcr, l.5I
+U0 BD ton | 20
rs VI White. lX.l'3
! 10 OaIe, $40, 4.o5,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14

MADRID, Sept. 10 h.-Rumors
regarding The Influence of the Bit
ish in Morocco, aud the mourning
# gu"s on fortified barracks at
Tangiers by British engineers, etc. ,
are entirely false.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14
ne N CIV York Dssnoc racy and she
B.x Corporations.
.uss of UOst"u and sugar BY tn
LRge SG0riHs.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 18th The
Pices Current corresp Iuueuts put
lne prospective loss Ot cotton from
the stuIms last month in Louisiana
aud Mississippi at 25. 900 oales, and
Of sugar in the fulmer State at
25,00U hogsheads.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14

CINCINNATI, Sept. l3sh.-The
Presidential party left this morning
III the CiLciunati Southern Ran
way for the high bridge that spans
L"e Kentucky river.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14
Al AMEDA MARKET

VIII hereafter S rye his customers at
that place. A continuance OF their pat
ronase IL solicited. tie Will serve them
with the best meats obtain BILE in Sou n
ern California, from and after to-day, at
he ALAMED MARKET. aus I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14
Tusktah PROTEST,

RANGooN, Sept. l3ih.-A gov
-rnm-nt steamer has left Manila
'ay, bringing do gn the staff Of III
British resiieucy ut that place
teaIs are enter, aiurd that XII.
theebaw would follow the exaupl,
'et at G ,bu, ty massacring til,
embassy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-14

WASHINGTON, September 18TH
-tIIsG l,ieuteuaut Michael
O'Biien. Fourth ARTILLERY, has
reen ordered 10 report 10 the com-
mandiug officer ui tie Fourth All
tiilery, Angel Island, CauforuIa.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-06-14

The competitive examination for the
naval cadctship came off Wednesday,
with Edwin Fay, of East Fcliciana;
Louis Sterling, of West Feliciana; Rich
ard Day, Willie Gibbens and Leon JAS
tremski, of this place, as contestants.
The mental examination, conducted by
profs. Nicholson and McAnley, resulted
in q close cGiltest-the former exCelllng
only by one and twenty-five onc-h"n-
dredths ola point. Young Fay, however,
lost his advantage in the physical ex-
animation, when it was ascertained
that he was below the minimum height
one inch. The law requires five feet,
whereas he was only four feet eleven,
and lost his mental advantages and ou'
youfig friend Leon became the success
ful competitor. The medical boart
consisted of Drs. J. w. Dupree, Is. Du
chem and l.. F. Remand, who returned
the result of the physical contest in ac
cordance with the above.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-06-14

Mr.. A. y. Lytlc, our skillful city ar
tist, sent us last Saturday M excellent
specimen of his Photographic work. We
take pride in saying that it could not bt
excelcd by any artist in the country
The two noble faces which grace tho
circle are those of our handsome con.
frercs Messrs. Hyams, Of the Sugar Plan
ter, ,and Slanks, of the Plaquemine South
Somebody's caught in the predicamen'
Of "Old Dog Tray" and an anxious pub
lie will be grateful if these gentlemen
will rise and explain.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-06-14

In u private letter to the publisher of
this paper the editor says: The fight on
the debt question is now the all-absorb-
ing one. Nothing else is talked of. You
will have seen BY this time the able
speeches that have already been deliver
cd in presence of the dense crowd that
fills every available space in and about
the hall. SO far the "repudiatiOnists, y
as they are called, are holding their own
with great frmness. The atmosphere in
tbs hall is rendered SO hot and close that
!, is almost suliOcation to remain. Still
the members are all in their seats, ant
holding the fort" manfnlly.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-06-14

The Str. Katydd has lost its con-
tract for carrying the mail from this
place to Donaldsonville, and hereafter
the Bayou Sara packets will have tho
contract for semi-wcekly delivery.
The loss Of the daily mail will be keenly
felt by our people, especially as the
Katydid had become prompt and regn-
lar in its trips. We are glad to see thai
petition is being literally signed b,
our people, asking the re-establishmen
of this mail line.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-06-14

Mr.. w. II. Goodale having been una
voidably called to New Orleans on busl-
ness of Importance, his lecture, "What
Next" has been again postposed--this
time until Friday night June goth. He
regrets the necessity for second post
ponement, having done all in his power
to avoid It, but the stern command came
at IL absolutely essential for you to be
here ON Friday morning." and he left.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-06-14

As will be seen in his editorial cores
pondence, published in the customary
column, Delegate Jastremski thinks the
prospects of Baton Rouge are still brigho
for the State House. The question will
be brought up as early as practicable.
We shall rejoice when the Convention
completes its labors, and Capt. J. will
again grace the Capitolian sanctum and
adoru it's columns with sparkling edito-
rials, and aid us generally in making
the paper more readable. Our duties al
present are two fold, and until the Con
vcntion adjourns we crave the indul
gencc of our friends.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-06-14

We neglected to mention last week
that the Adrocatc was awarded the city
printing, its bid being ten cents for the
first and five cents for each subsequent
insertion of square of one hundred
words. We would, in justice to the
Capilolian, state that we made no bid
for the printing, the editor of this paper
being tho Mayor of Baton Rouge.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-06-14

Late last Wednesday night, hearing q
racket in his yard, Judge Sherburne
looked out of the window and discover
ed thief in one of the trees playing n
"fowl hand" A shot from his pistol
caused the thief to jump to the ground
and scampcr away. The Judge ran out
of the door and followed, firing three
shots in rapid succession, but, so far as
known, without effect. The thief was
in such hurry that he left his old ha
and bag, which may yet lead to hi
identification and punishment.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-06-14

resolutions shall have effect from anu
after their passage.
By Mr.. Carmcna-Be it Resolpcd, That
there shall be levied and collected rs
license annually, from each person On
gagged in purchasing, hauling and sell
ing wood.
On each onc-horse cart engaged there
in, IS 90.
On each two-lorse wagon, $40 90.
On each four-horse wagon, Sl5 OO.
Be II further Resolred, That license be
used for the purpose Of repairing the
roads adjacent to the city Of Baton
Rouge.
Mr.. Perron moved to lay the ordinance
on the table. Mr.. Roberts moved to lay
Mr., Perron's motion Oh the table, which
was carried
The ayes and nays being called on tho
original question, resulted as follows:
Ayes--Messrs. Carmena, Montegudo,
Millican, Burnett, Roberts and Graham
Nays--Messrs. Perron and Ncsbit.
The ordinance was therefore adopted.
| By Mr.. Nesbit--Resolued, That the
President appoint committee OF three
70 address o communication to our rep
resentatives In the Constitutional Con-
yention, requesting them to offer bill
abolishing the free school system and
tax for same in the parish of East Baton
Rouge.
Mr.. Graham in tho chair.
| Mr.. Gardere, in q few brief remarks,
objected to the resolution, and the ayes
and nays on adoption being called, re
suited as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Peron, Carmcna, Ncs
bit and Roberts.
Nays-Messrs. Montcsudo, M'il'can
Burnett and Graham.
Tho President voted no and the reso
luton was lost.
Kings bridge, on the Middle road
over Wards creek, and the bridge know
as the Rafting bridge, Oh the HighIan
, road, over the same creek, being IN
, dilapidatcd condition were, by vote
the Jury, condemned.
A communication from Mr.. Joscp
,Joor, relative to repairs on tho bridg
a over tho Comite, near his plantation
: was referred to the road and bridg
committee.
The report Of Mcssrs. George Forbe
r. l.. Corcoran, A. +. CLANCY, D. +
!, Hunt, Robert Montegudo and Garnet
!, :. McGuirth, commission to lay out roa
!; near Mr.. J. J. B. Chaney's, was receive
and filed.
On motion of Mr.. Montegndo, MI
:. Eunice Borsky was placed on the list
il INDECENT poor.
Petition of Joseph Devcnson ask''
permission to keep open his cigar sto
: on Sundays was laid on the table.
The following bills were allowed n
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-06-14

Don't forget that VIC have just receiy-
cd % lot Of new and late styles OF type
specially adapted to tho printing OF
cards, bill-hcaAs, note-heads and clrc''-
lors. Call and examine specimens.