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Puhlic Debt Statement.


washington. July six per cent.
bonds. S3lOQ32. 500. five per cent
bonds. S45.pO5,5OO; four ani onc-ha.t
per cent. bonds. S25OOOO,OUO; four per
cent bonds. S,67. .029 900 rrtuniing
certificates. 81, 2,S+S.24O; Navy pension
fund, Sl4.OOO,OoO. Total coin bonds,
Sl,9Ol, ,1l6,ll0
Maturcd debt. S37Ol5,oSO, legal ten
dcrs. $40, ~. iS6; certificates ut deposit,
S30,37O,OOO, fractional currency, Sl5,-
S42 .6Oj. coin and silver certificates. ST.
$50 800. total without interest, $40
S&c,7il Total debt, S2.3i9,5h1 Is.
Total interest, 81, 792 &il.
Cash in Treasury, S5ii,l52,j77, debt,
less cash in Treasury. $2.n27 .2O5, ,25d (,
increase during June S2i.2SS; decrease
since June 80 ISIS. SS,i7a575.
Current Liabiltirs-lntcrrSt due and
unpaid. S4.Sp1,62l; debt on which in
terrst has ceased. S51.Oli,63O, interest
thereon, =. .O666, rs gold and silver GER
titicatcs Sl7.NSO,65O, United States
notes held for redemption Of certificates
OF deposit. S3O,570OOO, United States
notes held ior redemption of fractional
currency, $50, ,934; called bonds not ma
turcd, for which per cent. bonds have
been issued. SlOi,O52, 40, cash balance
available July !, 1879, Sl4S,h5,'o
total, S353, l52,577.
Available assets: Cash in Treas
ury, 1913, l52,j15; bonds issued
Ia Pacific Railroad Compa-
nics. interest payable in lawful money,
principal outstanding, S6i623,5l2; in
tcrcst accrued and not vet paid, II l,"IN,-
705; interest paid 10y the United States,
Sll,773, 10; interest repaid 10y trans
purtatiun oi mails, &c, ~, so, ,Ob5; bal
ance OF interest paid by the United
States, S29, ,l1G69l.
Memorandum Of Appropriations.
WAsmNGroS, July 1.-The following
memorandum OF appropriations has
been furnished 10y the Treasury Depart
mcnt. For the fiscal year lN,I. >l2i.-
l22.Oll: for 1873, Sll4,OG9,iN ,iNj .appro-
priations for rivers and harburs were
ommlttcd for this year, and the post
Office appropriation blll WAS s3.uD,oO
less than in 1877; for 1879, >lih,3Oi.N9.
This includes increased drtClcIrlos,
increased river and harbor appropra-
tions and Halifax fisheries aAari. The
Treasury issued $l3.3jH9i2 in standard
silver dollars. Of this amount SriIN"l2
have been returned The amount now
held i'm the Treasury j. S2S. iI.jil. To-
tai receipts Of the Government lor the
fiscal wear ending today from ali
sources amount 10 S21G."lU%2. Total
ordinary expense not including the I'M
tcrcSt ON H., public debt, amounted 20
SlGLjiS,%Ni.
Combinations by the Senate.
WASHINGTON, July / The President
this afternoon Withdrew tie nomination
uf K. :. Matthews ~ I. : District Judge
for MARYLAND. and submitted lho~. j.
Morris, Of Baltimore, and the senate
confirmed him without debate or dIyI-
sion. The Senate also confirmed John
4. Hunter, oi Missouri, Chief Justice 81
the supreme Court of lah, Lieutenant
Colonel John Newton to be- Colonel
and Major George lIcudrll, LIcutruant-
Colonel OF Engineers.
The Work OF Congress.
WAsuNCroN, July l. During the
session of Congress just terminated, ~
bills and ~ iunt resolutions were IN
troduccd i'm the Senate, and 2,395 bill,
and llg Joint resolutions in the House.
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THE MORRIS-SMITH RACE
Smith the Victor.

BoSroN, July I.-Thc single Scull race
for 500 aside between Warren Smith,
Of Halifax, and Evan Morris, Of Pitts
burgh, one and onc-hali miles and re-
turn, took place at Silver Lake this al
tcrnoon, Smith won 10y half Il length in
the fastest time on record, 2l:O5, the
next best time being made by Hanlan at
Philadelphia i'm 1876, 2l:O7.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New York, July DRY Goods
Business remains quiet, but the market
has very steady tone. Cotton gOOI-
firm AMI some makes of hlcachcd goods
advanced. including Fruit of the Loom,
Masony.lle. etc. Prints in light request.
Mcu'- wear wOOlcn- in lcss"ned do
mand. but firm. Foreign goods quiet.
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Lies, Big Lies 80

Norso last, my friend; ior ii YOU
would see the strong, healthy, bloom
ing men. women ami children that have
been raised from beds OF sickness, suffer
ing and almost death. by the Use OF Hop
Bitters, You would say, Truth, glori-
Gus truth. See Truths in another
column. For sale by Laughlin Bros. Il
Co. Wheeling.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGo, july THE Drawers Jo'T-
um reports hog receipts 5000 head !,
shipments I, 100 head. Market dull and
lower; mixed packing - jO"3 -, light
- 7jn3 90, choice heavy - Nom3 ~.
Cattle Receipts 400 head; ship
mcnts 300 head. Market quiet, fair
to good shipping - 2O"i 90; exports
- 1OMl -.
Shrnn- -Enrrinfs 500 hrnl.
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Figh. with Indians

GALvESION, July IL spcciaI nom
Austin SAYS. New has been received
of -.ht between party Of Indians
and the state troops al the head ot
Couch river. one Indian was killed
and several wounded. The rr-; escaped.
The troops lost several horses and pack
mules and are still pur,umGthe Indians.
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Maine Democra,ic stak Conve

BANGOR, July I.-Thc DtmOcraIc
State Convention was held to-day, and
Gov. Garcelon was rcnominated by ac-
clamation. Resolutions were passed
coulcmuing interference in elections by
the National Government and apprDv-
Ing the course OF the Democrats in Con-
-'VpSS
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To Have a Cardinal

NFw YORK, July lin Catholic ,ir-
Giles here il is -aid the West IL b. have a
Cardinal.
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SHOCKING SCENE.
Man Killed by Bull.
5n,roS. July 1 !, "A sh9tlns sseReG-

currytt n -C'rt Slaughter house "t lltnry
Guu~vuhri-rr. at West Sumcrvi.lc to-
duv. Henry White. an cmployr, 30
wears p- a-r. was leading q bull into the
slaughter house, when tine rope became
Ipu-ruri uud tine mima. caught White
below the navel with one horn amt
ripped ,hr body completely open. ca''~-
inc instant death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-02

CLEvrl >Np. July The Ohio state
Teacher Association is holding i,S
thirteerth annual session here. The
scsS'5r-uf the ~upcriutcudrntS' section
,r.grirI the dav. The inaugural ad-
Ir,.-s of President Wm. Richardson, OF
CEHEcothc, reviewed the school work ot
the state in the past year. Addresses
we're madr by ProiS. Tuttle, OF Co!nm-
bus. Hmklc. OF Salem, Peaslee and Iur,
rrlI. of Cincinnati The associatlon VIII
continue in session Wednesday AMI
Thursday.
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Before We separate desire
10 return my thanks, as presiding officer
OF this House, 10 the members Of this
House OF every political division, and to
say to them that appreciate their uni
form kindness and conduct; and now,
in obedience 70 the terms OF the con-
current resolution OF the two Houses.
fixing the time for the final adjourn
ment of the first session ii the Forty
Sixth Congress, declare this House al
journed without day Applause all
over the House and in the galleries.
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MandsB reIy 6p0n, GOverb6r
~ wit be compelled betOr
aign iyover % call the eNperieu
hOmT ON b. MS ai,L ~ mucH

= - $500 =.
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the Oh ......., II -'.,.,.r,
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RPh.,1,h, '' ... 49,.
blty ~llri ls~''.. NI.'y', l,.' .''' ',' III
easira IN "a, . .r -, ! ..' .-..,n. ..., win. fr
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knowledge and truth.
One OF the classes that met Toe.
was the one of '69. They hal y,
pleasant reunion in the hall Of
Philo and Itriru literary society.
anUwledIye and truth

Hon. \. London Snowdcu, Director
OF the Mint, Philadelphia, Pa. will de-
liver the address to the literary societies
tu night. Being gentleman of fine ell
uca,ion As well as a good orator much
iscXpcctel of him, and he will, no
doubt, gratiiy each and every one OF his
hearers
The societies hc will address are the
Pll,o, Union and the Frsnklm-WaSh-
intpn. The former one was founded
IN August, l1"7, and the latter 4 lew
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,-tfr-,ts- -,t,e-ear afrrtCd flarpy

; tTr ,ruat world t. earn Your first dI-
lar. and find that even the buy
who duStS the office, AMI kiudlS
thr fire. and runs rrrui>. is for ;h1
time at least more valued ami more val.
uaLlr than YOU; since he d"cs some
Iced. even though i, hc a small one,
well. while you are utterly mcNpcr-
fenced and Impractical, - smoke "n,
and dream ou. and enjoy Your glory
while IL lasts. for when you have dee,
parted from this charmed circle, 1t VIII
have vanished forever.
The >Juns ui Yesterday are juniors
tu-day. with dignity little more than
.,ph6morc and less than senior. The
Junior wear is the pleasant resting plaee
between the grinding work required OF
the SophomoreS and the spirited ehC,'t
which the Seniors are wont to put tortL,
the plcasantest bv far OF the iour-'thy
loatius wear" as one OF the boys SAID
Alter rest Of two months, the most
wicked class in college' will assemble,
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Tie societies sim,
have had for their 81
tellectsal and mora.
young nen-an obje,
"a ,-aa.--.-4

V"t IHI-IVNI, W0V UNTN IN 4 NdTUVNIdT
community or single town. In, to the
nation a, large. In any government
the character OF the young men Is al
ways Intimately connected with the
safety and prosperity OF its institutions;
but IN Il republican government, like
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COLLEGE BOYS
AT OLD WASHINGTON AND JEFftR-
SON.
Baccalaureate Sermon - Examinations
Class Day Promenade Concert
Reunion Of Former Classes
Grafton to Literary Societies
Gossip Of the Past
Few Days, &c,

Correspondence Of the Register.
" ,-rr,N,.-r,N u, lulv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-02

TrH, Nu. ], three hoop - % por
dozen. 40 ., twuhnpp. >J.2jprr'. .cu
80. 3, two hp"p- = -, p'r iplcn. Pals
Two hoops - 10 per Iuuu. ihrr"
hoops - 80 per Iunu Wl-hbparI-
Star - 20 per dplnn, double iac" - -
per dorm.
On.-Erluod petroleum Dr. wrakrraud
the demand but moderate, 10 d"grr'z
tire test selling al S.c, 10 degrees dp. at
lie; and OH" -taudar'. 10 degree
flash test, az lie per gallon. Lard oil
is steady bat quiet At J,fiOJc pgf gallon.
LIn,ccd oil I- firm a. ~, ror gallon.
TOBACoo- Firm, Blight HayIcs, Jg,
j2c. black nayic- iia iGr according 10
brand; twists unchanged at 5joDt'.
WmEELISG ~TpGIEs- ~'ll ~ SO ~ per
l,OO, tips, 80 OOPcr l,DJD, scraps, 2''J
3Dc per ~.
PEANuT--Arc quiet aHd easy al ih"
following prices. Choice Virginia white
I!@ g., choice Tcnncs-c" do. imHlr,
ch"Ic" Tcnnc--"e red, 5.aJ.C, prime dO
3l@ 3:c per H..
BITTER commodity il in gpDI
demand for choice grade, with pr,1.
able increase in quantity. We quot"
chOic" al - = 20; common GalOc.
BEANs Tho market f. quiet, the iob.
bing demand mDI"rlt" for choice 81 ~,
prime 81 JOaHd common - 40 pcr bu7b-
81. -
HoNEY New domestic lGc per lb Snc
California prime IN, lG' pr 10.
SALT-1hc market D. quiet at ppces
ranging from u CDa W ior ths bert
quality. ~,
TALLnw IN ggDd demand and stead,s
Prime CITY rendered -.,.- at IsSsc per
lb loose, and country ai &C. park"l.
GIS-ESr-firm at O" pr lb. ipr ''d
and - for green.
Wm.gi Fairly active. aiih si'ady
market al : - per prpn' Gallon.
CHEE-E- The d,uaya active aud
wr note an adyanc. al tc .J"r ii. W
. .otc ohio factory Git17!c; Sca lorA
Goshen gIc; ~Hclter IlGizc.
Por,rois At t0gi 20 per bu-h".
Tor PrarhbIpw- lrum 1crr. ifsfssi 90
for Early RD.". anil -.y1 scff Peerless.
PglT-. ~HEEr ~hoarin.a, sOc; lani,s,
Nyoor-ruva.hrI aol -; Washed
feec.-. OHIO Pennsylvania anfSWest
virginia y luI NN, .I9r .,Jr.
Toledo.
TpLEDo, July Wheat Quiet AMI
unchanged, western amber seller July
y Oli, ~ . rcd winter -pot II ~; -
ler July Il OF. -r.lrr August g.r.
Corn-Duli high mixed 5s.c bid; 40. ,
seller July 3S.c. -oiIcr August 3s.c bill.
Oats-Dull. W. - e..
Oh City.
or CRY, July l. Market opened
firm, with sales at 1lic bid. advanced
to 73ic, at which price il closed. Ship
ments 5000 barrels, averaging 1000
barrels; transactions 2ll 600 barrels.
Far Ad,ii,Ond Ndrl,s Se FO,Uh Pdg,.
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Combination. by The s.nnte.

WAsmNcroN, July L. During the
session of Congress just terminated, ~
bills and ~ iuint resolutions were in
troduccd in the Senate, and $50 bill,
and llg Join, resolutions in the House.
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not a freshman. Lut with all that happy
and careless appearance which natural
" belongs to and charactcrlzcs a NophO-
more. ior they will not be SLOW to as
.ume the garb assigned them.
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COMMONWEALTH CURRENTS.
Knickknacks Knocked Together In
Old Kentucky.
Specials to the Star.

Specials to the Star.
SHELBYvILLE, Sept. 3.-The September
term of the Circuit Court convened yester-
day, Judge G. E. De Haven presiding. The
docket is light one, no criminal cases OF
any Importance appearing.
VERSAILLES Sept. 3.-Miss Sarah Ward,
one of the most highly-respected ladies in
this County, died yesterday aged sixty-eight
years.
PARIS, Sept. notwithstanding the
soggv weather the fair here is well attended.
The stock display yesterday was one OF the
best ever seen here.
BARDsTowN, Sept. 3.-The Nelson County
Fair, in spite Of gloomy weather, is sue
cess. 1t will close with a grand hop given
by ex-senator Briggs at the Hynes House.
Boston, Sept 3.-The river at this point
has risen seven feet since last night and is
running out rapidly No damage is re-
ported yet except some Insignificant ones to
the crops in this vicinity.
CARRoLLToN, Sept 3.-A man named Tur
ner employed by George Anderson, con
tractor, of this place, attacked the latter
yesterday, when Anderson shot and killed
his assailant.
PADUcAH, Sept. Bill Merritt was ar
rested here yesterday. and while waiting
for the key of the Jail he broke and ran. A
lively chase ensued, during which two
shots were fired at him. Policeman Harlan
brought him down with billy.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-03
Local Paraunal.

Mr. Joseph Wilby leaves for Detroit to.
morrow.
Mr.. John f. Hatch has returned from
Lake Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. B. Wilby arrived last
night from the East.
VIM. G. Mccormack, the inventor from,
Kentucky, is in the city.
Cadet Oliver D. Norton has come back
home after long absence.
General Gottfried Weitzel is in the city
visiting number Of his friends.
Mrs. Charles Stedman, of West Sixth
street. is registered at Narragansett Pier.
Mr.. Jerome B. Stilson, of the New York
Herald, is in the city looking up the Ohio
campaign.
Mr.. Theodore Bumiller the well known
wine merchant of Main street, celebrated
his 4Sth birthday yesterday.
Mr.. o. Reich, for several years connected
with the Cincinnati Gazette, has gone into
business as a photographer.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Kline, of No. 499 Vest
Court street, last night celebrated the tenth
anniversary of their wedding
Miss Emma Evans, of Park street, has re-
turned from delightful visit to Columbus
O. She looks both robust and beautiful.
Rev. H. Thane Miller and son have re-
turned from the mountains of Maryland
where they have been spending the heated
term.
Mrs. Edwin Alden, of Walnut Hills, and
her sister were thrown from a phaelon or
Columbia avenue Yesterday afternoon anC
received some slight bruises.
M. Otto Struve, Director of the Imperia
Observatory of Russia, has telegraphed from
Washington to the Cincinnati Observatory
that he would be in Cincinnati tomorrow
morning.
Mr. Christian Henkel the clairione
player of the German Military Band, was
married yesterday to Miss Cecilia Stolz, b,
Rev. Pohlmeyer. at the home of the brides
parents.
Mr. Herman Bellstedt, the cornet soloist
arrived here last evening, after stay O
several months in New Jersey and Coney
Island. A number of his friends escorted
him home from the Little Miami Depot.
Squire Schwab has returned from fish
| lpg "Trip 10 Cne CaHauaS, where lie flau more
than fshermans luck. He reports having
hooked bass that pulled him out of tht
boat Commercial. Pull him in for lar
ceny.
Father Topmuller pastor of the German
Catholic Church in Cumminsville, returned
home yesterday from the Fatherland bring
ing with him his aged mother. His arriva
was the cause of much joy to his congreea
ton, and thanksgiving service was held a
the Church.
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Selling the Jewels.
TAll the Year Round.

All the 1ear hOuuu.I
The Plantagenets were very rough-and-
ready fnanciers. When Richard | took
it into his head to try conclusions with
Saladin, he raised the needful by turning
the crown manors and the fortresses of
Roxburg and Berwick into hard cash,
selling offices of trust to the best bidders,
and did not hesitate to avow that he
would dispose of London itself if a pur-
chaser were forthcoming. Strangely
enough, Ceur de Lion never seems to
have thought of doing the same by his
crown jewels.
Henry III was the first English mon
arch who had recourse to that undigni-
fed expedient. The idea, indeed, did not
originate with him; for it is recorded that
when some person or persons unknown
suggested the replenishing of the royal
Golfers by selling the crown plate and jew
elry, the King limited doubt as to the
likelihood of finding purchasers, and
being assured that the citizens of London
would gladly accommodate him, Henry
exclaimed: "On my word, if the treas
ury of Augustus were brought to sale,
the citizens are able to be the pur-
chasers. These clowns, who assume to
themselves the name of Baro as, abound
in everything, while we are reduced to ne
cessities"
Notwithstanding his indignation, Hen
ry, like other men in his predicament,
was willing enough to deal with the full.
pursed ones he abused, and so, in 124S
he sold the citizens of London all the
plate and jewelry he had moi
already mortgaged to the merchants Of
France. The relief afforded was, however
only temporary one, for seven years la
ter we find him demanding eight thou
sand marks of the Jews, and answering
their remonstrance against the exaction
by pleading that he was beggar, spoiled
and stripped of all his revenues, without
farthing wherewith to keep himself, and
therefore must haYe money from any
hand and by any means.
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City Commissioners.

In regard to the laying of four-inch
water main on Kline street. Walnut Hills,
the Water-works Committee recommended
that the extension asked for be granted
provided the applicants will pay for the
same and take the amount in water rent
from the city. Recc lamentations ap.
proved.
N. A. Whitman was refused permission
to erect soda water stand in Washington
Park during Exposition.
A petition for water main on Straight
street between Clifton and Zigzag avenue
was sreferred to the Superintendent of Water
Works for an estimate of costs.
The Water-works Committee recon
mended that ten-inch Waterman be lat
on Hammond street, between Third an(
Fourth, provided that the petitioners fol
same advance the amount necessary to pay
for cost of pipes and attachments such ad
vance to be refunded to them in water
rents. The recommendation was approved
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Police Court Docket.

Drunk-James Stockes 5000; Angus
Schrauth, Mary Moore, continued; George
Anderson, Jacob Smith, 80 days; Mary
Lee, So.
Disorderly Conduct-John Kurdish, So
John Donot an, John Walker, James O'Neil
Morris Collins, dismissed; Michael Nelan
continued; George Elens, George Williams
$3, remitted.
Miscellaneous-Chas. Edel, attachment
dimissed; VIM. Harris, playing game O.
chance, dismissed; Ed. Leonard, known
thief, dismissed; Owen Walters, Franz
Clark, Chas. Wilson, Daniel Harsford
vagrancy, dismissed; Carrie Lee, same
5000; Thomas Henry, same, 30 days
Richard Crary, cutting, &C., continued
John Wynne, petit larceny, $25; Rober
Bnrris, John Fletcher, Louisa Strunk
same, dismissed; Annie Grafton, same, 81
days; VIM. Kelsey, Thos. Wolf, same, con
tinued; jeff. Shields, house breaking. q
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GUARDIANS SALE.
Guardians Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE PRO
i bate Court of Hamilton County, State OF Ohm,
to me directed, will offer for sale at public ane
ton on Thursday, the 18th day of Septembex.
A. D. 1879, at 8 O'Clock in the afternoon upon tAe
premises the following described lots or parcels a
land situate, lying and being in the city of Gin
cinnati, Hamilton County, State OF Ohio, to-wit
All that certain lot or parcel of ground in tho
city of Cincinnati situated on the north side a
Eighth street, and is part of a three-acrs lot
formerly owned by Isaac Shingledecker, and con-
mencing at point on the north side OF Eighth
street, seventy-seven (70 feet west of the south
parallel with the east line Of sai4
threeacre lot one hundred and one Qop
feet or half the distance to Ninth street; thenos
east parallel with Eighth street twenty six 26 fee
thence south on line parallel with the firs&
described line one hundred and one Q0D feet b
Eighth street; thence west on Eighth street twenty.
six (26) feet to the place of beginning being the
west half OF the lot conveyed to Robert L. Leeu
by f. H. Lawson and A. r. Lawson, his wife, hy
deed recorded in Book No. 317 page 488, Of TIN
Records of Hamilton County, Ohio; to be sold fses
OF dover. Appraised at 5000 per front foot
And also all that certain lot or parcel OF groHnd
in the City of Cincinnati situated on the north
side of Eighth street and is part OF three-ece
lot formerly owned by Isaac Sh ngl gledecker, anA
commencing at point ffty-on (5D feet west q
the southeast corner of said three acre lott thenU
north parallel with the east line OF said three
lot one hundred and one (10D feet or half Do
distance to Ninth street; thence east parallel wS0
Eighth street twenty six (26 feet thence south one
| line parallel with the first described Line. 90
hundred and one 10l) feet 70 Eighth skesk
thence west on Eighth street twenty-six(26)feet .
the place of beginning being the eest half of ~
conveyed to Robert L. Leary by r. Il. Lawson an
A. r. Lawson, his wife, by deed recorded in Bsok
No 317 page 4SS, Of the records OF Hamilton coun-
ty. To be sold free Of DOVER Appraised ct -
per front foot
Terms of sale-one third cash in hand On dsy q
sale. and the balance in two equal payments q
one and two yean, with interest The deferrs4
payments to be secured by notes and mortyage0
the premises sold. HANNAH NJ. LEARf,
Guardian of Harry Leary and Ella Nora Lear.
STONE STONE, attorneys
Myers. Gibbs & Co.. Auctiensen
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-03
WASHINGTON CITY.
SPANISH COMPLICATIONS ARISING.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-The Spanish Min
lister, yesterday, had an interview with
Acting Secretary of State Hunter, on the
subject of American Consuls and medical
officers sent to Cuba by the National Board
of Health, inspecting Spanish vessels clear
ing for the United States. The Minister
gave official notice of recent decree of the
Spanish Government directing that bills of
health shall only be given to vessels by
Spanish officers charged with this duty,
and which further directs that foreign Con
suls must limit their intervention to certi-
flying the signature and declaring their
opinion about the sanitary conditions of
the port AS their decree is directed against
the operation of the law enacted by Con.
gress in June last complications are likely
to arise in consequence.
RIGHT UNDER THE COMMISSIONERS NOSE.
| An illicit distillery was discovered in thi,
city yesterday within two blocks of the
Treasury. 1t was promptly raided and six
persons captured, together with the still
and fixtures.