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Ad miniStratOr'a sale.

VNIE STATE OF OHIO. HAMILTON COUNTY.
l. SS.-Pursuant 10 ,-ao command of an order for
sale from the II soate Court and TO me directed
Will on r t.f publ sale on the premises in the
City OF cincinnati, on MONDAY, the 23d day of
June, A. D. 1879 at O'Clock p. m, the following
,,esCribed real estate, 10 wit
All that certain piece OF land beginning on
the west side Of Clay street. twenty feet south of
the original south ne Of Mr.. L. A. Highway g
property and the north line as leased by N. Il.
Pendcton to Ann Achelirgar, on the LIST day of
November 1915, thence south along The west line
of CLAY street twenty t20) feet to what is now the
Pendeton north line thence west along said
Pendleton north line eighty-four 80 feet 10 an
alley, thence along the easl line Of snid alley tW en-
ty (20l feet tn point twenty 20) feet sou of the
taid original south line Of Mrs. E A. Heighway's.
thence east on line parallel with said nal
south line eighty four tS4 feet 10 the ace Of be-
ginning, being the same premises conveyed to
Henry Brink bv Joseph W. Asher and wife by
deed dated June 25th A. d. 1861 and:recorded In
Book 100, page 2ii. Hamilton County, Ohio, re-
cords; valued al $1,000.
To be sold by order Of Court in ease wherein
George Erbers, Administrator Of the est,tc Of
Henry Brink. deceased IL plaintiff and Henry
Losekamp ct al. are defendants
Terms One-thrd cash in hand and the bal
ance in two equal payments in one and two years
with interest, the deferred payments to be secured
by notes and mortgage on the prem SIS sold.
GEORGE EGBERS,
Administr atOr.
HOWARD DOUGLASS Attorney, May24,4ta
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Orange Blossom liabilities,

Cards are out for the Van Antwerp-Lea
Bedding.
There is hutter of excitement in the
fashionable circles of Walnut Hills over the
hiDtest possible whisper, to thezeFect that
, brilliant wedding is arranged for the early
kll.
On next Thursday evening Mr.. Fred
Schultz and Miss Adelia Teepe, both resi-.
hents of the West End, will be married al
the Church on the corner of Elm and Lib
Rty streets, Rev. Mr.. Kamerer officiating
The much talked of Holmes-Mitchell
wedding will take place this evening at the
pesidence of the brides parents on Madison
Pike, Covington. The reception held by
Miss Holmes on Thursday evening last was
khrilliant one.
Miss Alice Van Antwerp, of Avondale, il
entertaining two charming young ladie.
rom Philadelphia, the Misses Bakewell and
Lea, who are to be bridesmaids TO Miss Var
Antwerp on the occasion of her wedding
Which takes place on Tuesday evening next
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Board Of Councilmen.

At the meeting of Council yesterday a
resolution was adopted to light Second
avenue from Charles to Center street with
gas.
A committee, consisting of the President,
Mr.. Eggleston, Mr.. Voieht and Mr.. Ftz,
gerald was appointed to welcome the Ohio
Editorial Association, which holds its Con.
vent don in this city on the 18th and 10Th
insts.
Resolut' 'ons were adopted to light with
gas Charlotte street between John and
Linn, Walker street between Sycamore and
Prospect, Borden street between Elmore
and Hoffner and Parker street between
Clifton and Ohio avenue.
A resolution was adopted requesting the
City Solicitor to report to the Board what
mower was invested in the Committee OF
Public Buildings and Offices TO appoint
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rrayelers Official Railway Guide.

The June number of the Official Railway
Guide has been received. This is justly re-
Earded as the best travellers guide ever
ls;zfered to the public In this country. 1t
has all the information needed by travellers
and shippers. 1t contains in part railway
hme schedules, connections and distances,
maps of principal lines and lists OF general
sficers, with all the ocean and inland steam
navigation routes, and an index to stations
md express offices A large amount of in
lsresting miscellaneous matter pertaining
70 railway improvement and progress is a
valuable feature of each number. 1t is
Issued monthly by the National Publica-
hon Company, Philadelphia, and under the
auspices of the General Ticket Agents AS
Dciation, whose recognized organ II is.
Single copies of the Guide can be had OF
any bookseller, news agent and Others, and
II ticket offices and depots. Price so cents.
Sent to regular subscribers at "A per an
hnm,
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What Will Compound Oxygen Cure7

Most remarkable cures have been made
in Consumption, Asthma, Catarrh, Bron-
chitis, Dyspepsia, Headache, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Ozana, Debility, Paralysis, and
in large class of chronic and nervous dis
eases which have for wears baffled the skill
of our best physicians. Send for our
Treatise on Compound Oxygen" 1t will
give you the amplest information and the
most conclusive test monials. Sent free.
Drs. Starkey & Palen, 1112 Girard street,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Marie Roze goes to Europe on the 18th.
John Mccullough is interested in an
Arkansas railroad.
Haverly has offered Sothern $24, 900 for
eight weeks in the fall.
Nine. Essipotf has made a great success
in her piano recitals at st. James Hall,
London.
The Vokes Family have brought out in
London new musical comedy called THE
Daughter of the Regiment"
Miss Matte Belle Clark, of Newport, who
has been associated with Emma Abbott's
English Opera Troupe, arrived home this
week.
John R. Rogers, business manager for Den
Thompson. is spending q week with his
friends in this city, his old home. He is
hale and happy as ever.
Maggie Mitchell played Fanchon in
Montreal last week, TO crowded houses.
The Governor General and Princess Louise
we're present one night.
Miss Marie Van will leave on Monday
next for New York. From there she will
sail for Europe. She goes directly to Paris,
and will be absent several years.
The Clipper of this week has an excellent
picture OF Soldene, mouth and all. 1t is
very artistic and occupies the width of three
columns-the picture, not the mouth.
Nine Patti has been highly successful at
the Covent Garden Theater, Zerlina,"
"Rosina" and Aida" being the roles in
which she has attracted most attention.
| NJ. SSalltvan, OF "Pinafore" fame, now in.
Inmates in a private letter that he will be
kept busy in London until winter, and SC
must forego his contemplated trip to this
country this fall.
A play called "The Debutante's Hus
band" has been produced in Vienna. anC
has been enormously successful. 1t is &
palpabe hit at Patti, Nicolini, and the
Marquis de Caux.
Mile. Fechter the daughter of the actor
is very pretty young girl, slender, bru
nette, with much Of the dramatic nature
She has been trained for the lyric stage witt
moderate success.
New York Clipper: The theatrical sea
son is breaking up everywhere, and the
players are gradually coming to town. Lee
more fitting reward next season than tina
Which attended their efforts last.
Miss Adelaide Nelson has recovered from
her indisposition. and has been performing
as Lady Teazle," in 1.-The School for Scan
dal." According TO the London Athen
aum, this impersonation has proved ex
ceedngly popular. The Times speak
rather slightingly of 1t.
A Kentucky friend has just returned
from visit TO New York, and while ther,
actress or rather of her stepfather, DR.
Ham. Griffin. The Doctor keeps house
but the house and contents belong to Mary
He says they live iu style, and Mary is sait
to have saved $780, 600 within the past thre,
years.
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UNCALIED-FoR CONDUCT.
How Two "Coppers'' 0vsrstepped Theil
Duty.

Officers Elder and Crambert, of the
Fourth District Police Station, yesterday
afternoon displayed their lack of sense and
knowledge OF their duties as officers of the
police force Two reporters of daily papers
published IN this cit, had occasion yester-
dav afternoon to visit the ruins of the Post
& Co. building on business connected with
their respective papers.
After being admitted inside the ropes
(pIaced about the premises) by an officer
with some sense and courtesy about linn,
they started TO go towards number Of in
surance men who had congregated together
in front of the building, and who were dis
cussing as to whether the dangerous walls
remaining standing, should be torn down
or not, before the search for dead bodies
was continued; when these officers ran up
TO them and very rudely elected them from
J the enclosure notwithstanding the fact
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THE cENGERFFST
that they knew very well what the business

that they knew very well what the business
of the reporters was.
They emphatically refused to allow them
within the ropes, although several others
who had no business there whatever were
granted that privilege.
Will the Superintendent of Police
and the Commissioners allow such conduct
as this to be tolerated, or will they prop
erly instruct their officers of the privilege
allowed reporters for the purpose of OBJ
tanning news2
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THE DAILY STAR
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, June For Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, rising barometer, north
east to southeast winds, cooler and gener-
ally clear weather, followed in the latter
by falling barometer and slightly warmer
Boutherly winds.
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Janitors and psrchase supplies without the
consent of Council.
Mayor Jacob transmitted the following
report of the monthly receipts and expen-
ditures of his office, as required by ordi-
nance, but heretofore not complied with.
The report showed receipts as follows;
Charitable disbursements for transporta-
ton, $500 so; charity licenses issued, 203;
total receipts for license from April 18th
to 30th, inclusive, 1854 10; during May,
S., 1888 rs.
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There is nothing mysterious about the
disappearance from the skin of eruptions,
burns, scalds bruises, ulcers and sores,
through the in6u,n nee of Glenn's Sulphur
Soap. Sulphur is a potent purifier and
healer of the skin and is most beneiicially
utilized in this form. Depot, Crittenton's s,
No. 7 Sixth avenue.
To renew your youth use Hills Instan.
taneous Hair Dye.
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MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

TEE Judge looked down with serious frown o
Upon that nose so pink,
And then he said, "Old puddin' head,
Now tell me, do you drinkF'
The soaker smiled like some bland child
ana ros. frou where he satei
"Wen, seein' it's you, don't care il do;
always take mine straight"
A mare was stolen the other evening
hom Mr.. R. J. johnson, of Mt. Lookout.
Two horses belonging to B. Wonder
:,-n,. 49,. of Fulton, were stolen yesterday
ssening
Charles A. Butler, of Franklin, o., is
missing. His relatives were in the city last
evening looking for him.
Matthew Crotty has instituted suit
sgainst George Bouton to recover $lo,ooo
damages for alleged slander.
Thirty-six grain bags were found last
evening at Central avenue and Water
street. They had been stolen from Simpson
AGO.
Henry Jenner, brother of Charles G..
tenner, Clerk of the Board of County Com
missioners, died yesterday at his late resi-
lence, No. 20 Pleasant street.
The official report of the Managers of
he Children's Home Fair shows that the
total receipts were $27, 212 36, and expenses
p,543 81. leaving clear profit Of $25, ,66S 81
The taxpayers of Avondale met last
pvening to take into consideration the
question of resisting what is considered
he unjust assessment for the construction
II Mitchell avenue.
A man named Schwartz, of this city,
attempted to drown himself last evening
Ut Madison, Ind, by jumping into the
.iver. He was rescued, however, by the
employees OF Johnsons starch factory at
Nat place.
The Tobacco Association has retained
Hon. Isaac M. Jordan to assist in the prose-
Rtion of George Price for the murder of
Mr.. Willie Black. T. F. Hallam, Esq, of
rovington, has been retained by the family
n the deceased for the same purpose.
A picnic for the benefit of the mutes
u Cincinnati and vicinity will be given on
June sOth, the proceeds to be used in pay
ing the rent of rooms of the Mute School,
vhich is at present located in the school
hailding on Ninth street, near Main.
A axteen-year-old son of Mr.. R. F.
fson, of No. sc East Fourth street, was Sc
rerely burned night before last. He has
been in the habit of reading in bed with a
nndle placed near him. He dropped to
deep and the blaze from the candle set fire
b the bed-clothes, and before he awokc he
vas severely injured about the back.
A memorial meeting, to pay a tribute
u respect to the memory of the late Gen.
James Shields, was held at the Council
Chamber last night Col. R. M. Moore,
Zen. Vim. Hudson, Col. N. G. Hubbell,
Beorge sweeny and Major ]. L. Gaul were
appointed committee to draft resolutions
md report them at meeting to be held
Euesday evening at the Council Chamber.
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At Dubuque, Iowa, German named
Geo. H0lseherger, an old resident. assaulted
bis gray-l,aired wife, and after beating her
lace to a jelly and rendering her insensiDle,
poured pom her kettle Of scaldiDg hot
water. Supposed insanity.
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Regulates the liver, purifes the blood,
opens the bowels, cleanses the stomach,
renovates the system, and prevents bilious
ness or fever.
Read the following from one of the old
est steamboat agents in the West:
ST. LOUIS, May 8, 1S7s.--Since I COM
menced using Maguires Cundurango in
my family, in 1872, have had no doctors
bills 10 pay. R.F. Sass.
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The genuine Wonderful Lefevre Dia.
monds' mounted in solid gold for One Dol
lar are sold only by the American Jewelry
Company, at No. Arcade, under letters
patent. All others offered elsewhere arc
base limitations. my24Stf
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ChiIdrem,s Carriages.

The largest variety in the city, marked
down at wholesale prices Also, Lawn
Mowers, Refrigerators, Coal Oil Stoves,
Swings, and full line of House Goods at
bottom figures Call and see us. Holli'
day & Smith, Fifth and Central avenue.
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Watches-Go to H. R. Strueve to buy
your watches Gold watches SIS, $25. $780,
$75 up to $3.50. Silver watches IS, $40, $l5,
500, $25, $50, s35 up to $65. Watches re-
raired. Come and see. H. R. Strucve, No.
233 Walnut street. between Fifth and Sixth
streets. my19-8tM&S
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DR.. Fahnestock's Specialty-Extractior
of teeth without pain. The most difficult
cases solicited. Fresh gas daily. No. 27t
Race street.
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throwing the Blame on the Police Judge.


The Police Commissioners having become
Gisheartened at the manner in which gam
Ming cases. brought before the Police
Court, terminated, yesterday afternoon
passed the following resolution:
"Whereas, The State and municipal law
lB this city, as interpreted by our Police
Court, has proved an entire failure in the
suppression of gambling, corrupt and in,
1ecent places of amusement, Sunday va
Hety shows and theaters; therefore, be it
Resolved. That we earnestly request the
Boards of Aldermen and CITY Council to
pass such laws as will give the Police Com.
nissioners undoubted powers to abate each
md all Of these evils, and also that tlis
Clerk of the Police Department be in
Esructed to transmit copy Of the fore
going preamblea and resolution to the BoarC
II Aldermen and Council, and respectfully
request immediate action thereon"
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Hunters Sifters.
Superior to all others. 80 Arcade.

'They cure!" What cure2 Ayers Cherry
Pectoral for cough Ayers Pills for purga-
tive purposes, and Ayers Sarsaparilla for
complaints that require an Alternative medi-
cine,
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Maguire's Cundursngo

DR.. sage's Catarrh Remedy cures the wors
cases. Only so cents bottle.
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Campania, the great remedy for rheuma
tisn, neuralgia, lumbago, sprains an,
bruises. Sold by all first-class druggists.
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TEGAL-DAVID NEUMANN, RESIDENCE
| ! unknown, will take notice that Friederlcka
Neumann. OF the Ci of Cincinnati, Hamilton
County State of Ohio, did, on the oath day of
May, 1879, file her petition in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas Of said county, against the said David
Neumann, setting forth that on the 2ith day of
October 1868 she was married TO the said de-
fendant, and that said defendant has been guilty
toward the plainttfof gross neglect Of duty i'll fail
ing 10 provide the necessarics of life also that the
said defendantsguiltyo of wilfnll absence from the
plaintiff for more thnn three years prior to the
iiling of the petition, and pray ng that she may
be divorced from the said defendant; that reason
able almony may be awarded her, and that she
may be restored tn the name of her first husband:
and the said David Neumann is notified that the
snid cause will stand ior hearing at the expiration
of six weeks from the first publication OF this no.
tee, FRIEDERICKA NEUMANN, Plaintiff,
G. TAFEI, Attorney.
Cincinnati, May 24th 1879 fnya1-6tS
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ARCHERY! ARCHERY !

Our stock OF Archery Goods is one Of the most
complete in the country, and we are constantly
receiving supplies of all the choicest styles con-
sisting of Iancewood, Lemonwood and Two
Piece Back Bows Arrows of various lengths and
grades; Targets and Target Stands, of different
sizes; Culver Belts Gloves, Arm Guards, &c. Full
descriptive Price Lists furnished on application.
Special terms made to Clubs
Also, a full line Of BASEBALL GOODS, CHIV-
AIRY, CRoQUET. and other Outdoor Games.
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THE importance of the question should Sc
AMUSEMENT MATTERS.
Summer Attractions and General
Amusement Gossip.

The summer season is now fairly open,
and every evening the hilltops swarm with
people who go up to those airy resorts to
get away from the heat dust of the city,
and to enjoy the attractions which are there
offered. When once the people get an idea
that the time has come to go they do so
whether the weather is oppressively warm
or not. In consequence, though for the
last evening or two, it has been very pleas
ant, there have been good crowds at most
of the hilltop resorts.
PRICES HILL.
There is no spot in the vicinity OF Gin
cinnati that is more inviting than Prices
Hill. The place is most beautifully fitted
up the view of the city is very fine, the
crowds made up of the best people, and the
attractions always FIRST class. No one who
mas once been enere will fail to repeat the
VISIT, an@ no one has seen the beauties OF
eaclnnati without going there.
THE BIOLOGICAL GARDEN.
Now is the time to go to the Zoo. The
weather is delightful, the animals are all in
their summer quarters, and the amuse-
ments for visitors are first class in every
respect. Don't fail to take in the Zoo.
HIGHLAND HOUSE.
Mr.. Frank Harf is always on hand to see
that his patrons are well cared for. This
is an experimental season with him at the
Highland, and he is well pleased with the
result so far. The Red Hussar Elite Band
is fine attraction, and people are out in
| big crowds at every concert.
LOOKOUT HOUSE.
Tomorrow at 2 p. NJ. the seven days
walking tournament for ladies' go as you
please, will commence. Entries close to.
night. 1t promises to be an exciting con.
| test
BELLEVUE HOUSE
At this popular resort grand free con.
cert is given every night by the German
Military Band. The place is always crowd.
ed, and people who 60 always express
themselves as pleased.
THE CARNIVAL COMPANY.
| This is the name of local organization,
brought together to bring out, at the Grand
Opera-house, next Monday, Tuesday and
| Wednesday, new operetta, entitled
| Loves Trials" arranged by d. S. SEIZURE.
man, OF this city. The cast is as follows:
NINE. stanley. ........."......"".Leonora
Mr. Robert Manncc
ise SuSlc az :.J ule'
MISS Ella .Conspirators Wife
Mr.. Horace ]. Wetherell. The Count
Mr. NJ. W. Flske.....,.... Romeo
Mr.. D. s. Schureman n................,.......
Alchemist and Chief Consprator
Mr.. Edward Werner.... Pat and the Dutch Captain
Mr. Harry King. Capt. Edward of the Regulars
Orchestral music by Richard Madden, Musical
| Director.
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BOOKS, &c.

AT STEVENS BOOK STORE. - New
Books and Magazines, Fine Stationery,
Blank Books, Pocket-books, Visiting Cards.
elegant Frames for Cabinet Photographs
Novelties for use and Household Ornament
The public are invited to call, whether de-
string to purchase or not, SO West Fourth
street. 1t
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ELIZABrTH PAGE. PLAINTIFF, w. DAVID
IL DEVORE, Robert Mc'lanahan, ct al defend
ants.--No 50, 199, - Hamilton Common Pleas
The dcfe dant. David DevOre, a nonresident of
the State Of Ohio, is notified that on the 9th day
Court praying for foreclosure of mort age up pIn
and sale Of Lots Nos /, ., and3, OF Jewett h Fer
rs' subdivision of Town of Linwood, County of
wore claims some interes', and for judgment
against said Devr' for $3.50 10 and interest from
February 18th, 1879, and that unless he answers
said petition or bt fore August I'd, 1879, judg-
ment will be taken against him as prayed for
ELIZABETH PAGE,
my31 ats BY W B MOrrnE her Attorney
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CIGARS.
CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS

Headquarters for fine imported Key
West and Domestic Cigars, WhOle-
sale and retail, at LOU. NTRASSER'S,
I50 West Fourth street.
my3l BINS TT, TIL
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Legal,
rnY24.4tS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
" 9th day Of May, 1879, James Mills, Of tamil
n Comfy, o., made an assignment to Gideon c.
Wilson, for the benefit of his creditors. and per
sons holding claims az inst said Mills are re-
uucstcd to file their claims within the time
prescribed by law with said assignee.
GIDEON c. WILSON, Assignee,
Room "A. Pixies 0pera-housc
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complement an orchestra of correspond
ine hernin size For this. too, the nucleus
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BOOK TRADE.
BOOK TRADE.
ROBERT CLARKE & CO.'S
WEEKLY BULLETIN OF
New Books.

Travels with Donkey in the Cevennes By R. L.
Stevenson. ST.. a,
The Colonel's Opera Cloak. (No Name Series.) 81.
Life and Adventures OF Ernst Morilz Arndt by
J. r. seeley. 81 25.
Thackeray By Anthony Trollope. English
Men of Letters.) 75c.
China and Japan. By Rev. l. W. Wiley. 81 so.
Clare and Bebe. By the author OF Hearts De-
sire" 81 25.
Hints on Drawing and Painting. BY W. H. Hunt,
S.
Palms of Elium. BY Rev. J. R. Macduf. 81 80.
The Rifle Club and Range. By A. II. Weston. VI.
How to Get Strong and How to Stay So. BY VIM.
Blackie. 81. So,
revised and enlarged.) 81 so.
sB- We have received an assortment Of OF JAP
ANEsE NAPKINS, in various chosen styles and
sizes, suitable for Picnics Lawn Parties, and
Church Socials.