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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-26
Before 50 uire Sohwab.

Martin Buck was married on the 9th Of
March last. After the ceremony he invited
the guests to wedding dinner in saloon
on Cen ;ral avenue. Buck ordered ten bot
ties of wine, three bottles Of seltzer, fifteen
cigars, dinner for eight, and various other
things, the bill amounting to $23 l5, for
which he failed to pay at the time.
The saloon-keeper waited till yesterday for
his money, ana finding he was not likely
to get it. brought suit before Squire
Schwab for that amount.
A suit was brought yesterday evening by
Sarah Smith against Herman Amlingmey.
er for damages TO the amount of $42. The
plaintiff claims that Amlingmeyer, without
a word of warning, began cleaning out a
chimney, running twenty pairs OF pants
which she was working on, also spelling
her carpet, the damage amounting to $42
Both Of these cases were set for hearing
next Tuesday.
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ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN,
DAYTON, RY.

DAYTON, Ky.
Regular services in all the churches to-
morrow.
The friends Of Hancock and English are
already moving toward the organization Of
club.
In spite Of unfavorable weather large
crowd boarded the steamer Sherlock this
morning to attend the NJ. E. picnic.
Rev. B. F. Mower, of Florence Ala, will
preach at st. Johns P. E. Church to-mor-
row morning at 11:15 and in the evening at
8 o'clock.
The Dayton Garfield and Arthur Club
will meet for organization at Ehmer's Hall,
next Friday evening. Good speakers are
announced.
Capt. Bean pays his drivers the same as
is paid on Cincinnati roads and more than
is paid on some of them. He says that only
two men struck.
The Public School picnic next Monday
will be the affair of the season. Hon. Al.
Berry will deliver an appropriate address
and Capt. Beans cars will convey Newport,
and Bellevue children the round trip for
one fare.
TERRE HAUTE. IND.
Hon. w. H. English. of Indianapolis
spent Saturday in our city.
The telephone line has secured seventy.
nine subscribers. and at present is working
for facility to accommodate all.
The Mcdonald party of chariot racers
have arrived in our city. They are to be
our stellar attraction for July 9th.
Great preparations have been made for a
high old time at Court Square tonight,
when the masses ratify for Hancock and
English.
The car line has found that the Sabbath
is an improbable day with them, and SO in
the future upon that day you will have to
jauntit
The body Of the lad, Thomas Sanders,
who was drowned on Sunday was found
on Friday morning eight miles below the
scene OF the death.
II "a grant Is given VIM. H. Lake, the
curbstone pedestrian. be will begin: there
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TWentv.afth Ward.

The Garfield and Arthur Club. meets to-
night at Turner Hall.
4 Cuxton's grocery is soon to be removed
to Daugherty's old stand.
Mr.. Albert Dom, of Mt. Healthy, is Wis
iting friends in the Ward.
The street cars are overcrowded since the
recent reduction in the fare.
Mr.. Henry Goldeman's new place will
soon be ready for occupancy.
Over five hundred invitations to the pic
mic at Mt. Airy given by the Sunshine So
cial, have been issued,
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P. Telegraph Company. the crowd in New
York knew the exact result some time be.
fore those did who stood in Music Hall
waiting for the telers of the Convention to
announce the result 1t is safe to say that
no finer telegraph service was ever rendered
by an equal force. than that which the A.
& P. Telegraph Company accomplished
during the Cincinnati Convention. The
other companies also did fine work.
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Dr.. ssmple,s swim.

DR.. W. D. semple, of Dayton. Ohio,
while in an intoxicated condition, jumped
in the Ohio River at the foot of Race street.
about half-past 6 o'clock this morning. He
foated down as far as Plum street where
he was fisaed out b. Officer Sweeney and
taken to the Third-street Station-house to
dry. Whethere he contemplated suicide
or not is unknown.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-26

Orcu.
The Fire Department formed part OF the
turnout, and were neatly dressed in white
shirts and black pants, with appropriate
badges OF mourning, and the horses and
vehicles were draped in mourning. The
following acted as pall-bearers: Mayor
Athey, Chas. J. Tranter, President of The
CITY Council, Councilmen Davezac, Senour,
Coffin and Ashbrook.
The procession followed the remains to
the Suspension Bridge, where it disbanded.
The remains were inferred in the Bishops
Cemetery, back of Prices Hill. The SER
mon was preached by Rev. Father Willie,
and the coffin was strewn with floral offer
ings
The annual entertainment of girls of st.
Mary's Parochial School took place at st.
Mary's Hall in the presence of a large con-
gregation. the lack Of space prevents the
deserved lengthy notice, but suffice to say
that they all acquitted themselves in q
manner that was highly satisfactory to
their teachers and the people.
The opening address was delivered by
Miss Anna Mallally, which was followed
by Cantilena, assisted by full chorus.
"Erin's FAREWELL was recited by the
Senior Glass in an admirable manner. Miss
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Suicide BY Hanging.

William Lieman. German laborer,
about 50 years old, residing at S10 Baymil-
ler street, committed suicide this morning
by hanging himself in shed on Western
avenue. near Findlay street. The Coroner
was notified and will hold an inquest this
evening.
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Last evening, as the two children of
Mr.. Brodfuehrer. of 48 West Sixth street,
were driving into the city in light wagon,
some man with buggy carelessly collided
with their vehicle. causing considerable
damage. Without offering any assistance.
he then drove rapidly awsy, and the young
people we're kindly aided by gentleman
in the vicinity.
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Death Record.
The following deaths have been placed OF

record since our last report:
Infant Otterstein. still-born, city.
Infant Alhers, still-born, city.
Edith J. Wayne, weeks, city.
VIM. Langenheim, 13 months. city.
Richard Fritz, 8 months, city.
10 Bluemlein, l5 months, city.
Eva Schwaltziger, months, city.
: Herman Budde, 8 months, city.
John Siegmann, months, city.
: Anna Douglass, months, city.
Catharine Meyer, year, city.
Emilia Baum. years, city.
Frank Weyl, 2 years, city.
Ed. Brockman, Is years, United States.
Margaret Schickling. A years, Germany
Gustav Manger, 35 years, Germany.
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Rev. G. B. Boynton, DID,, will preach
tomorrow morning at IL o'clock in the
Vine-street Congregational Church, his for.
mer pastorate for nearly twenty-five years,
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TLI9iIIIIK|!III|lI2lJI; Q

PHY'ICIANs say 1t Is q PERFECT sUBsTI-
TUTE for the sulphate quinine Superior in
tonic properties, and produces no disagreeable
nine. Sold by all oruggists or sent by mail.
price 81 ~ per OF.
BILLINGS, GLAPP 4 CO.. Chemists Boston. j
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(. a5. neL DRAWINGS,
0ae Thousand Beaitiful Speci.
aiens on Exhlblli0G at the
Pubic Library.

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he given to draw |
s., should visit Mr.
ia floor OF the Pub |
tiie collection OF
as exquisite both
'don, that are
p1e work of the
MS the work Of
", and the work of
ears of age up to
/ some specimens, |
aooI. where the
application Of the |
tho actual illustra-
o. ject lessons. The
shsi Schools is under
y Henry II. Flick,
ranged logically
q 'ouph the course
lowledge acquired
i arts, or to step
,l walks Of artistic
purely @sthetic de-
lIs: At six years,
mary department.
setting the child at
paper, which, we
= red, means paper
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4. form figures after
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4 to introduce the
he figure and the
to familiarize his
h these different
gult.
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nd rendered, Of
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Tres are again en-
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fifths presented to
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m design, the en-
ven and the COM
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10 exercise OF
and taste, and
The teacher using
lndwork. Neither
ubber is permitted
in any of the sub
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j rrowed from the
which uses paper
4 ial sizes, while Mr..
The lines, but gives
ND dots only, when
sndergarten system
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the seventh year
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4 READ TIVE TESTIMONIALS. !

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30 ~ N FlfF lHtei .leusattl s4lSS
.sa.jS 4tgnsge. lgsnt second Intermedi-
ste: Hsoss ssSs@saaltsri rwenty-second Dis
ts;eb&s snas Q, Pe%ell, of Hughes; John
lN Hughes Psrcy H. Moore,
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ev8a one-tnird Of tia excellent sp.ci.
8 90 ppb Few that tell first under our
asa alton. Every father of family
sbofa visit this collection.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
, 1880-08-14
JHne.
Percent
Not NAfnIuGt,.

Tho earninRs Of tho Chlcngo s. Northwestern
Railroad Company for tho flrst weuk IN August
show mn ncroaso Of SO, ,001.
Tho cummings ct tho st. Paul s. Omaha Rail-
roat1 Company for tho first week In August wero
increased fi0.10
Tho earnings Of tho Missouri, Kansas 4; Tcxas
Railway Company for tho tlrat wonk in August
wore: 1850, S71.o20s 1870, s93cot; lnorcuso, Slu-
40.
The earnings OF tho chlcaeo. milwaukee, & st.
ruui 1.aflronsi for the first week III August show
IN inorcuao OF sS1,1ei.
The rpccnt wcnkncss In Southern pncfn0 stock
fs attributed to tho harmonious meeting Of tho
Texns Pnci1o IN Philadelphia. with specify
prospect Of a. Capitalization nf nlt tho atter'a n-
tercsts IN tho Southwest. Thcro hns also been
soro difficulty III tioAtiuB autno proposed issuo,
Ut Northern Paono bonds, which Induced Il few
Of tho iis!lsrs to yet rid Of tholr Stock md they
found very pour market tu sell In. It is llso
surmtsctl that In riew Of tho opposition Of tho
Toxas Paclflc It will roqalro superior fnllcc.
nnn,s to force tho cxtousIon Of tho Northern
PNcil0 farthor than tho limit Of tho present
settlement.
It, no Troublesome to send smatI amounts Of
money by null In stlyor tlllt 1t would bo very
popular measure for tho Government to isAno
rosthi eNrronoy In denominations OF 10 aud 25
cents. There aru not 1nAny persons who knpw
tint Of tho total lss,to VI <}S 72i 0v,I5 Of frnc-
uoRnl currency Issued by tho Government,
sl5 Is atlll out. That very lttlo Of tnIa
Will ever como IN for redemption Is shown by
tho fnct TINT In the scn ycnr 1870 only 67Q5 900
wcrc redeemed, at,i IN 1880 only $e00,000. In
1881 tho rcdenlptlons are not expected to bp more
thnn 100000. 4 conservative cattn,ntc ~ that Mt
least $14 900 900 will mover again b1 heard OF. uy
order Of Congress- 50 $3.50 Of It has bcen
1 wrltton OF tho National debit
Tho Grdpttc recalls tho fact that tho Illinois
| Ccntrtl hus for over twerty years pniu rcg1t1ar
annual dividends, amounting altogo,hor to the
, 1880-08-14

se9tt Is soil at 1o,: Eastern Mt a': New Mcx'oo
ii fsiirmsl sharcs, 1loston 4 rrovldcnco al.
yHncc fson ls1,f t, 1a'; Knnsas ~ cty' W Iswrcnc.e
Mss'e4 ssa'sH MoSEaS SynsSa f f?n e 81 ni SaSH "SSs
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fsr n thssE aFsss,1 1"!nEt"pM II Is 81 9NaS NisS;oa /
solti at ii;i{, d before, and closet At lliSbjl7Hl
Now York i Now England steady 1T 81: San.
On tho ilst cnll 100 vas BID for DostoM Al
hnny. llt:i for 1foston Milne, !aH Tor 5antluse
~, ~; FOR Missouri. Kansas 4 Yoxns. ~ for
York s New EnR'and. md g for ctncorl. With
no stock offering. Chlear9. Ih,r!inston s QuLuey
f!oss Ea:tern \. pdiSh dHs h''W,S Wlions" "
TI!!io J!osk eIo:ed y iSs oiS eoionS i1Siss
FL Fit stt st prcforrea ;islla; oftent aSce
pSff"S p; N..setn iSi a:kea sRe SssWs %s "rss.ta az
siessaoh,.sotis, II: bldi Worcester 4 NnatuI', %
:. In the suhscnucnt transactlons on the strcet
tho taarkot developed Ercator strength thun ut
my timo y tho day. part'eaiarly 90 n tho min.
1Smi Et,o !. nr; ilrn - It is ill., whie Ittio i"ck
s*g Sax*S'9 FL III S 70 a' on 'le' and 81 asked; s"n'
ieil TocrIone sold Mt IS.
10 tAs 'stattsn Assoe'a.<d Pres.
Hos1oSt 4AuH. Id'-elosn8 StooN slaotntioas.
$::;!;: + !: |'; s:| 4
Bo.ton Il. Etio IL, IN Gln.: Mn; Gls.e... ~
K:;;;S i. \ H. 'a;'s'" s;s ';''!ass as'ss d.
fUltEiON.
LONDON, Aug. 13.-Consols, % 1-18; account,
United States bonds-New is, 1G5.i; AVS, ll3l:
Ia, 1l3!{.
American securltes-1ll!nois Central, III;
Pnnnsylvnnia Central, 90; Eric, taA: seconds,
KI: Hcusllng, 10A.
Tho bullion withdrawn from tho Ilank OF En-
gland to-. uny (ElO0, ,0GO) WIS FOR shipment to tho
United 6thtca.
Silver. 6.std per onnco. g.
PARIS, Aug. l3,-tpNtca, ejf 60c.
, 1880-08-14

Tho Denvor l. Rio Grnnlc tsnilrond earnings
for tho first wcok Of August show m cnurHo,is
increase over those Of tito enmo wpck lust ycnr,
tho figures for 1850 being to7,o441; apntnat &l4,-
3E:.11,-ati tnoroasc OF fs3,N., Or 81 per cent,
wli0 tho in1rcnso In tho number Of tnlea
opcrate. IL onty b4.o pcr cent. This 8rcnt 9ntn ia
due to tho fact TINT lnrgo business awaited tho
compnny ut Lcadv.llc, to which tho roRd haa
boon recently completed, and still awalts It at
,poiuts 10 which extensions arc now hotng fnaslc.
An nnays!s Of Eric earnings by tho 1Torftl
shows TINT tho proportion Ut expenses has boon
stoudtty reduced and tho percentage Of net carrie
tngs corrcsron1ingly inorcased. Tho shares
closed to-day ut 10 for cornn,pn md 7ll for tho
prcfcrrcl n,,d on Aug. ~. 1B7p. at as and IT, Tho
following shows at Rlanco tho changes In tho
percentage Of operating exponsos aud not carn-
lngs nbovG set forth:
, 1880-08-14
BAN FJsANp1sCo, AttR, 13.-TMo following Wcts
tho closing quotations ut tho Stock Huarl:
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments woro fled for REQ
ord Friday, Aug. 10.


Tho following instruments wero Alcd for rec.
ord Friday, Aug. 10.
cry PROPERTY,
VT E:sta ssa aa 1; i Il # i3sfssTMf " f. aso!s;
w. HYss!s' 81: s Us + psss;Sy ss;Sy;s, Il 4
,,l!s lGstuseqas! v:,.:: 70
Mlil!isa f!eIse y i: Wiiiis;s,:.:...v.: .v 500
Ss;s lS,s II i Il g. oMrYs S:"sr ;s ;os:
ri; Ss:S 5s; !; ;G:;ii L III. siysSa "
Ds:$s s:;s SS i ;S's$' H fi:;St: i xS
S$ s.;:s lsI i ;is:|:; II S:%$$;; i
4 :Is$ III; Il y
K $iss III: / Il; ii l. J.;S
A;:s; III; i; il il i;$i; Il; &:iS';:' i Il Ns!:
iii Ssi::;ii%a 4 ii; is;;;
FsI e; 1t I'D dfi9 aass9 NJ yS.e
q W.ass Vt ~ = ssjs jsSSs s:
Henry husnonx'" @G0
NORTH o' s1x ats a'1s " 4s TSS 1s or '1sa@
As"!tss ,'ss {; iss. Ct Aa;: as:st j. f' *'5
Eli; $s;;s Il: j$i,sss;; i Il
"$:$: 4 4: iii i; 4 &;.i;aSs y
o. GtTf astrs S!s 81 III sss
L AZ,
\; ssisa $.s y Sis;;; .li:;S
, 1880-08-14
Also, ga w nu ryc. agaiast s11,ug bu . xcak pro

Also. HH, w bu ryc. ngatnst N1.uu bu . mock pro-
yions
Bonrtl Of Trnde called $4.00 per brt margln YES
torlay on blE lot at pork, Of which ho Is short
to ono lending operator. lIo evidently docs not
hclieyo that pork is worth tho money, and pro-
poses to fight Il out TO tho bitter end.
a prominent house horo has received lcttcr
dated July 81 from n gcntlemun WIN Is trnycl-
tug In Euupo With special purpose 10 uscor-
tain tho crop conditions there. Wo nre per-
ulltted to mako tho following 0xtrNotss
~ hovor1n my recollection sRw q moro mag
niacent promise than there Ia In Scotland. II
secured. | thuk TINT ali oror tho United King
dom this year VIC 8hnlt have a good avGugo
quantity Ut wheat, and, with ano wcathor, ux-
cnllent quality. Tho potatoes everywhere IN tho
Untted Kingdom aro m excessive crop, anA
magnificent Qi,ulity-Qner thnn III any ycAr
stnco tho great potuto failure. Fnm
Franco tho reports arc Of tho mott fayor-
ablo character, both ~ regards quantity and
Quailt3S N far a. rcapod In the aotth. In the
north and west harvest has been dclayol by
raln; but they only want Ano wcnther also 10
sscuro good crup. From, Hungary icalled tho
Rrunary OF tho woslt) tho Inost gloomy 40.
counts arc coming tlast year they had llttlo or
nothing to cxport',-and ifsccurcd larau sur-
plus will bo exported to England In tho shapo of
-four, md tell soyoro1y against Amorloan Hour
Germany aud Austria will, think, have a fair
average Of who4s, but rye 10 reported seriously
short. Nusalun roporta kro conflicting. thlnk
there 10 no doubt OF serious deficiency, both In
wheat and rye. 1taty and Spalu hayo both q
good average crop OF whoat. The CONCLUSION T
draw Ia, That. with tino Toather continuing, E,,-
ropa will require TO import loss wheat thar last
your. Much, therefore, 1oponda On tho actual
result Of tho American harveat."
Tho writer nays It has beon reported there TINT
Our CROP Of sprlug wheat has been damaged
ubout ~ pur can't. lie thinks that unless this 10
50, America must expect to sell her export sur
plus At very low prices.
Tho informal yoto on tho proposed amend.
mont to tho rulos relating to summer packed
n,oss pork WIS 40 Close yesteslay that tho Prrsl-
| don't dcclded In the negative, THO proposed
chanRc In tho rules. howovos, will 10 ballototl
| for au Monday next