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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-26
NEWPORT NEWS.

A SHARP TRANsAcTIoN.-Yes esterday morn
ing, about nine O'Clock, a gentleman, who was
about crossing from Cincinnati to our city.
entered the cabin of the Cincinnati Belle
with box containing books and papers,
which he placed on a seat near the door, and
then stepped out to smoke his cigar, it being
contrary to the rules of the boat to smoke
in the cabin. While on the guards he no
tlced some one go in and take a seat near
the box, but paid no attention to it until the
boat had reached our side of the river. He
then discovered the individual, together with
the box, were non est. When the Newport
Belle reached the Cincinnati shore, the thief,
who had not crossed the river, walked on
board aud placed the box in the office, say
ing it was for Capt Brogan. A few minutes
afterWard Capt. Ed. Air, who was not aware
OF what had occurred on the other boat, was
called forward, and, on his return, found the
box together with $25 70 had been taken
from the office. No arrests were made, al
though suspicion rests on one who will be
made to give an account of himself when
caught. The thief first stole the box, aud
finding il of not much value, used it as a
means TO secure the money stolen from the
ferry-boat; a practical illustration of "kill-
ing two birds with one stone.n
UNION ToWN-BALL CLUB.-rhe members OF
this club will visit Brooklyn, short dis
tance above our town, tomorrow afternoon,
TO play match among themselves. The
visit is designed for the formation of a club
in that village.
OHURCH FAIR.-The members Of the Church
Of the immaculate Conception, of our city,
will hold a Fair, commencing tomorrow
night, which will be continued until NoTem-
Der 6, the proceeds of which are designed to-
ward removing the debt on the church.
The matter is in good hands, and nothing
will be neglected that viii in any manner
add te the comfort and entertainment Of all
who attend. ..iset .fi
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CovINeToN N rSmrvs.

LECTURE ON MoRMONIsM.-Helen NJ. Dres-
ser will deliver another lecture, this evening,
on Brigham Young, Salt Lake City, ETC. II
will take place in 0ddfellows' Hall, and as
It is an interesting subject there will, no
doubt, be large attendance.
BRIDGE IMPRovEMEYT.-We notice that
the wire cables of the bridge are receiving a
coat OF red paint, adding no little to the ap-
pearance of the construction.
OFF DuTY.-Mr. Owen Turner, the bridge
collector on the west end, has been attacked
with sickness. We hope soon TO see him at
his post again, that he may exclaim, in the
language of the never-dying Webster, "I
still live
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs AT THE REooRD-
ER's OFFICE YEsTERDAY.-Lity Property
Francis Preston TO E. j. Atkinson, October
294 lot on the west sidesof Baymiller- street,
60 feet north OF Catharine-street, l5 by 80
feet, for 81 200. .--.- ..... ...
Adrian Aten, of Richmond, to Joseph Cox,
lot on north side of Longworth-street be-
tween John and Smith, 261S by 10 feet, for
$3.50 81. Aaa
Marcus Goldsmith to Julius Spier, Oe-
tober %, lot on west side of Cenral-ayenue,
10 feet from northwest corner of Catharine,
10 by 70 feet, with Improvements, and sub
ject to a small incumbrance, for So, 800.
Julius Spier to Marcus Goldsmith, 0c-
tober "a, lot on north side of Clinton-street,
between John and Gutter, l21z by 30 feet, for
$500. lL.
Country Property Kirby to
Samuel Cowpland, October %, lot in Clifton,
on the Cumminsville-pike, 80 by 22O feet, for
$500.
Stephen Vail, TO John Joyce, October "a,
lot on Harrison n-tWrnpike, in section 25. Mill
creek Township, 25 feet 'front.' also, q lot ad-
joining, 20 BY 100 feet, for $1,000.
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AN ORDINANCF ro AsSpss

AN ORDINANCE TO ASSESS A
n Special Tax on the Real Estate bounding
Dayt0n-Street from Baymiller'street, to Central
SECTION l. be Il ordained by fhe Otv Council of the
city Of Cincinnati, That the Of forty eight oonts
and six mills and onetenth Of one mill per front foot
for 10 feet sidewalks. El-7T'7
43 75.l00 cents for feet sidewalks; F1 4.
80 17.l00 cents for feet sidewalks;
10 Al 100 cents for 4 feet sidewalks;
~ cents for 81 feet sidewalks;
= lS-l00 cents for 81 feet sidewalks; H..r
IS S9-l0O cents for feet sidewalks;
be levied and assessed each foot front OF the
eral lots of land bounding and abutting Dayton
street, trom Baymller- street to Central avenue as
the said lots are delineated and described in the
Civil Engineers plat, now ON record in the City
Auditors office, toI the cost and expense of grading
and paving, with good hard-burned paving brick.
the sidewalks on each side Of Dayton-street from
Baymiller'street to Central avenue, according to
the estimate of the Civil Engineer Aforesaid.
SEC. That the owners of the several lots Of land
upon each mont foot of which the aforesaid Is
ASSESSED, shall pay the amounts of money by them
seyerOlly due, in that behalf, 20 j. w. Corderman
a Co, contractors, within twenty days from the
date OF this ordinance be subject to the interest
and penalty allowed upon the same. r
Done at the Council Chamber, IN the city Of Gin
cinnati, this twenty-fourth day of October in tho
year eighteen hundred and sixty.
JOHN +. 'T0RRENCE, President.
Attest: SAM. L. CoRwISE, City Clerk. oc26.c
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AN ORDTNANCE M As

"A n ORDINANCE TO ASSESS A SPF.
IA el Al Tax on the Real Estate bounding 'FRONT.'
t.tIeeL IT, m Mln-street cast, TO connect with the
,sECrIoN l. BE u ordained bv the Oity Council Of
me ctg o. Cincinnati, That the sum Of one dollar
teNen CENTS seyen-nls, and FIVE tenths Of one mill
be levied and assessed on each foot front OF the
seeNeIa iots o. land bounding and abutting 'FRONT.'
60gSdered S payemept as the said lots are deneated
record in the City Auditors Office for the cost and
9SpGaffe t 1d paving & With good sound bowder.stone
bowldered pavement according to the estimafe ~
the Civil Engineer aforesaid Va
SEC. 2. That the owners of the several lots oF
land upon each foot front Of which the sum aforesaid
is assessed shall pay the amounts of money by them
seveTaly due, in that behalf to George BARTON con-
tractor within twenty days from the date Of tis or
dinance or be subject to the interest and penalty al
lowed upon the same. E'S "a
Done at the Council Chamber in the city Of
cincinnati, this twenty-fourth day of October II,
tine year one thonsand eight hundred and sixty
- JOHN j. T0RRENCE, President.
Attest: SAM, L.. C0RWINE, City Clerk, ocp5-c
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS


NOTICE TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CON.
~ CERN;LEotise is hereby given, that there
Cinoinnsti, the following ordinances, to wit
TO establish the grade of Ailanthus-alley, from
ClearYater- street to Central avenue
To regrade and pave, with bowlder-sto L HON.
medieu-alley from Plum-street to Central avenue.
To regrade and pave, with bowlder. stone, Craven.
alley, from Eighth street to Ninth street. IN F"
To grade and pave, with brick, the unpaved side
walks on Clark-street, from John-streettO Cutter
street. fF
To grade and pave with brick, the unpayed side.
walks on Third-street, from Butler-street to the
Miami Canal - = -
ITO To grade DaytOn-alley, from Freeman-street to
Western avenue.
In pursuance of the law, said Ordinances were
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk in
strneted to give four weeks notice Of the pendency
of the same.
The law requires all claims for damages, that may
accrue from said improvement, to be filed in writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
damages claimed, within two weeks after the eNpi-
ration Of the time required for the publication of
such notice, when the same win be taken up for
ee5-x SAM. Il. CoRWINE, City Clerk.
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AN ORDINANcE 10 As,

AN ORDINANCE TO ASSESS A SPE-
n Cl AL tax on the real estate bound ng Andrews
alley, fIOm Vine street 10 Race-street.
SECTION l. lie ordained by Me CnV Council of tho
cify Of CinciiaaA That the sum Of sixty-hye cents
several lots Of land bounding and abutting Andrews
alley, from Rine-street to kacesreet, as the said
lots are delineated and described in the Civil Engi-
neer's plat, now on record in the City Auditors
Once, for the cost and expense Of paving with good
the Civil Engineer aforesaid n =
SEE g. That the owners Of the several lots Of land,
upon egeh tIont foot Of which the sum Aforesaid i
nsseshed, snail pay the amounts Of moncy By them
seVeTally due, in that behalf to Joseph Trophy con-
tractor, within twenty days frcm the date Of this
ordinance, be subject 10 the Interest and penalty
allowed upon the same ,-rr ~ i /.
Done at the Council Chamber, ~ the city Of Cin-
chuaii, this twenty fourth day % October Ia ghe
year iahteen bundled Rnd sixty. - u. b. - p
JOHN n. TORRANCE, President
Attest; SAN. L. toawISr, CITY Clerk. oeo6-e
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ACTINa THE POLICEMAN FOR ONE NIGHT
ONLY--A Dogberry DISCHARGED for Ployino
the DTunkard and the DeVil.-A short time
since an aspiring young man, W. G. Kelley,
applied for the office of substitute policeman,
and, after producing the necessary recon-
mendations, succeeded in reaching the goal
of his ambition. Night before last, having
duly taken the oath Of office, he was detailed
upon certain beat in the Tenth Ward, and
for an hour or two sat on store-boxes with
his companion, whistled, smoked cigars, &C.,
as is usual with men of his avocation, This
monotony, however, he could not endure.
All around him were beer-saloons and coffee
houses, and he at once conceived it to be his
duty to exhaust the fountains from whence
proceeded, as he eloquently expressed it,
all the misery and crime and wretchedness
in the world"
Entering one of the saloons, he attempted
to secrete in his stomach the whole stock of
liquors; but failing, he tried another, and
another, until he discovered that further eff
fort was useless, and that, if he succeeded in
immortalizing himself it must be in another
sphere. ..E
Crossing TO the upper side of the Rhine.
he travelled down the middle of the streets,
the sidewalk being entirely too narrow for
his oscillations, until he met small boy who
had the audacity to laugh at him, when he
seized the saucy urchin and took him to the
Ninth-street Station-house, charging him
with insulting the dignity of the city in the
person OF one of its officials, crime which,
heinous though it be, he found had been
cruelty omitted from the category of penal
oftenses by the Legislature. On learning
this, he manifested his displeasure in so up
roarious manner that the Chief of the Po-
lice gave him permission to remain at head
quarters during the rest of the night, and in
the morning introduced him to Judge Lowe.
After having received gentle hint from the
with faithful discharge of duty, the Mayor
dismissed our hero, with the expression,
"Well done, good and faithful servant
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AN ORDINANCE TO ASSESS A sPE-
n ClAL tax on the real estate bounding Vine
street. nom Water-street to the north gutter Of
SECTION ]. Be 4 ordaiaed by Ae City CouseH Of the
cfy OF Cincinnati, That the of one dollar and
sixty two cents and ye-tenths of one mill be levied
and assessed on each foot front Of the several lots of
land bounding and abutting Vine-street from
Water street to the north gutter Of River street. as
the said lots are delineated and described in the
civil Engineers plat, on record in the CITY
Auditors Office, for fhe cost and expense of grading
and paving with good sound bowlder-stone, Vine
street, from Water street to the north Rutter of
kiYer-sueet according to the estimate of the Civil
Engineer aforesaid.
SEC e. That the owners Of the several lots of land
upon each front foot of which the sum aforesaid ID
assessed, shall pay the amounts of money by them
severally due, in that behalf, to Lowry 4 Humph-
reys contractors within twenty days from the date
of this ordinance, be subject to the interest and
penalty allowed upon the same.
Done at the Council Chamber in the city of Gin
cinnati, this twenty. fourth day Of October in the
year eighteen hundred and sixty.
JOHN II. T0RRENCE President
Attest; SAM. l.. CORwISE, City Clerk oo2j-o
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A n 0RDINANCE TO ASSESS A sPn-

- n CIAL TsX on the Real Estate bounding Barr
street, from Mounds street TO Cutter-street
SECTION l; BE ordained By tbe City Council of the
Guy C'nc!indh, That the sum of fifty seven cents
loot OF the several lots Of land bounding and abnt
ting barr-street, from Mound-street to Gutter
n n the Giyil Engineers plat, on record In the
Sly Auultor ONCE, frtho cost and expense Of paw
ing, with good sound bowlder-stone, Barr-street
rom mound street 70 according to the
estimate Of the Civil Engineer aforesaid
SEC. That the owners OF the several lots of lana
upon each front foot Of which the sum aforesaid q
assessed, shall paw the amounts of money bv tha m
severally due, in that behalf to Jones Boate CON.
tractors, within twenty days from the date OF this
allowed upon the same.
Done at the Council Chamber in the City Of Oin-
cinnati, this twenty fourth day of October A ID
eighteen hundred and sixty. =
JOHN +. TORRENoE, President.
Attest: SAM. L. CORwINE, City Clerk oc2s-c
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mo. III.
AN ORDINANCE TO ASSESS A

A n ORDINANCE TO ASSESS A sPF.
q GA b tax on the real estate bounding Com-
the powdered pavement.
SECTION !. Be Il ordained bghe ChV Council Of ne
gtgQ ttacinndfl, That the of forty -four cents
four mills and forty -four hundredths of one mill
he levied and assessed on each foot front Of tho
several lots Of land bounding and abuttin4 Ohm
merce-stTeet, from Yno-sreet east TO connect with
Ine pow,dered pavement as the said lots deline-
ateu and described in the Civil Engineers pat now
on record In the City Auditors ONCE for the cost
ana expense Of paving, with good, sound bowider-
biohe, COmmerCe-stree from Nine.street -oast 10
connect with the bowldered pavement, accordina 10
the estlm9te Of the Civil Engineer aforesaid
SEC e. That the owners Of the several lots Of land
upon each front foot Of which the sum aforesaid h
assessed, shall pay the amounts Of meney By them
seYeralb due, in that behalf, TO John Rogers con-
tractor, within twenty days from the date Of this
olraneei or be subject 10 the interest ana penalty
allowed upon the same fs
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city of Gin
SLnau,, this twenty fourth day Of October In the
year eighteen hundred and sixty - nv
JOHN +. TORKEGCE, Presiden4
Attest: sAM. j.. CoRwINE, City Clerk. oe26-c
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"A y * IL n a N g E TO A = II = =
"A Special Tax ON the Real Estate bounding Carr
street, from Sixth-streot TO Eighth. street
sICrI0N J. Be Il ordained by the Gin Co,iDciF
ot ne ody Of tnciRnd, That the sum of forty seven
cents, siX mills and seven tenths of one mill per
front loot Tor 10 feet sidewalks forty six cents for
sS feet sidewalks AZ 900o cents for 9eet sidewalks
S3SflOo cents for feet sidewalks p 6O-OO cents for
6ieet sidewalks, p SJ-0O cents for feet sidewalks
l! cents for feet sidewalks and 6 7OlOO for 3S feet
sdeWalks be levied and assessed on each foot front
9l o. the several lots Of land bounding and abutting
Catrtieet, from Sixth-street to Eighth NJ
The said lots are delineated aud described In the
INl Engineer's plat, now on record in the CITY
AUDITORS Office for the cost aud expense Of pradng
ana e iadXlng with good hard-buyned paving brick
SiXth-sreet to Eghth-street according 10 the esyi
mate OF the Civil Engineer aforesaid.
SEC 2. That the owners Of the several lots of land
upon each 'front.' foot of which the aforesaid Is
assessed, shall pay the amounts of money by them
seVeralll due, in that behalf to Jetson Bainbridee
contractor, within twenty days from the date Oh this
Tdnance, or be subject to the interest and penaity
allowed upon the same. A'
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city of Gin
cinnati this twef fourth day Of October In ths
year one thousand eight hundred and sixfy
JOHN It. TORRENCE, President
Attest sam. L. CoRwINE, City Clerk. oc26 c
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CITY ORDINANCES.
mo POSI-
AN NORDINANCE TO ACCEPT

lNo ZO3.l
A n ORDINANCE TO ACCEPT AND CON.
IN FIRM Deed Of Dedication Of John P. Grandin
and others to the City of Cincinnati.
BE ordained by tle City Council of te oiy of Gin.
Se,nHat That the Deed of Dedication of John P.
Grandin and Others to the City OF Oinsinnati CON.
yeyng to the city for the ofpublic Streets lanes
enG alleys certain streets and lanes laid down in
plat OF subdivision of Philip Grandin of outlot No
nfty seven, in the City of Cnoinnati and recorded
IN PIat book one page two hundred and thirteen of
the Recorders Office Of Hamilton County, Ohio, bV
and the same is hereby accepted and confirmed
Dsne at the Council Chamber in the city of Gin.
cinnat, this twenty fourth day Of October in the
year eighteen hundred and sixty
JOHN +. T0RREECE, President.
Attest: SAM. L. CORwINE, CITY Clerk og26c
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mo. 2os.
Az ORDINANCE TO ASSESS A sPE

A n ORDINANCE TO ASSESS A SPE-
n ClAlftaN upon the real estate bounding Lud-
low-stTeet, from second-street 10 Peari-streef -
SECTION !. BE 4 ordained by he Oity Council Of the
ig eygio q IA &ohessS dhat me sum OF sixty cents be
lots Of land bounding and 9butting Ludlow. street.
nom second-stree to Pearl street, as the said lots
are deneated and described in the Civil Engineers
plat now on record in the City Auditors ONCE, for
the cost and expense OF grading and paving with
good hard. burned paving brick, the Sidewalks ON
each side OF Ludlow street. from Second-street to
Engineer aforesaid
SIC O. That the owners Of the several lots Of land
upon each front loot of which the sum aforesaid is
assesseds shall pay the amounts Of money by them
seYeraily due, 10 that behalf to Isaac Riner con-
tractor, within twenty days from the date OF this
o5dnanoe, or be subject to the interest and penalty
allowed upon the same
Done at the Council Chamber, In the city Of Gin
emmett, this tWenty-fourth day Of October, in the
year eighteen hundred and sixty
JOHN y. T0RRENCE, President.
Attesti SAN. II. OORWINR. OitY Olerk. oc26-c
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AN ORDINANCE TO ASSESS A spR-

A n ORDINANCE TO ASSESS A SPR.
tAClAL tax en- the real estate bounding Walnut
street, from Water-street to Riyer.street.
SECTION l. Be q ordained bV the CITY Council Of kha
ehyQ Cincinnati That the sum of one dollar aud
forty six cents, eight mills and ve-tenths Of onR
mill be levied and assessed each foot front Of the
several lots of land bounding and abutting Walnut
street. from Water-street TO Riyerstreet as the said
lots are delneateG and described in the Civil En-
gineer's plat, now on record in the City Auditors
once, Tor the cost and expense Of paving with good
sound bowlder-stone, Walnut-street, from Water
street TO according to the estimate Of
the Civil Engineer aforesaid
SEC. That the owners Of the several lots Of land
upon each foot front Of which the sum Aforesaid u
assessed, shall pay the amounts Of money by them
seVeraly due, in that behalf to Jones Bente COM
tractors, within twenty days from the date Of this
ordinance, be subject TO the interest and penalty
allowed upon the same.
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city Of Gin
cinnat this twenty fourth day of October, in the
year eighteen hundred and sixty.
JOHN 4. TORRENCE, President,
Attest: SAM. l.. CORwINE, City Clerk. oc26-c
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PERSONAL.

DERsQNAL-lTO THE FINDER on MY
retained he money send me- Sl5 apd Eesn ths baI
ance. $40. Be honest 10 yourself and ne.
oc25-b" j. p. HARRISON, OOvingtOn, KY.
DER SONAI-SIO 0 reward for information that
will lead TO the detection Of the person or per-
sons who stole my stone, from lot between Four
Iteenth and Fifteenth-sts., and between Elm and
Pine alley. JOSEPH BROPHY,
oc26-d $50 Cutter-st.
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WEEKLY REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE
WATER-woRKs-The Trustees of the City
Water-works met yesterday, and allowed
claims amounting to $2O94 %, of which
$425 3s was to pay the wages of hands en-
ployed, and $6l2 48 salaries of officers.
The Secretary submitted the following
statement of the receipts of water-rent for
the past year as compared with the present,
estimating for the October quarter of 1860,
from which it appears that the receipts for
the current year fall short Of last year only
$40, TAG SO, whereas it was expected the re-
duction in water-rents would amount to
about $4,000 1t would appear from this
that still further reduction may be made
with safety:
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-ANopn,NANcIE 70; ~ aI,' AssEss spl

AN ORDINANCE TO ASSESS A SPE-
IA cial Tax on tho res eatate bounding LangdOn-
alley, nom Sixth street 10 Seventh street.
SECTION Bs hoTdahledbV he Ciy Cotnol ne oify
of Cpcaua That the Of Eixty-six (66) cents be
levied and assessed each foot front Of the several
lots Of land bounding and ebutting Laugdon,alley,
are deiiheaied and described In the Civil Engineer
plat now on record in the City Auditors Oice, for
the cost aud expense OF grading aud payings With
SKih-street TO seventh street, according TO the
innate Of the Civil Engineer Aforesaid.
SIC. That the owners Of the several lots of and,
upon each front foot Of which the sum Aforesaid u
Nsessedi shall pay the amounts Of money By them
seVerally due, in that behalf 60 Joseph brpphy.
contractor within twenty days from the dete Of this
ordinance o. be kulecl 10 the interest aud penalty
allowed upon the same. ill III fIl--
Done at The Cohaci chanbsr. IN the City Of Cia-
ciuaati this twenty fourth day Of October, Ia the
year eighteen hundred and sixty. n
JOIN +. TOaKENcE, PresideDt.
Attest SAN. L. CoRwiSEi City clcrk, 4 ec2s 9
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PHGNix CLUB ANN1vERsARY.-The Phoenix
Club, society instituted several years ago.
with view to combine improvement with
amusement, held its anniversary meeting for
the year 1860, last evening, at the National
Hall, on Vine-street. An address appro-
pirate to the occasion was delivered by Rev.
M. d. Conway, of this city. The subject
chosen by Mr.. Conway was the Drama, its
value as civilizing agent and the obstacles
that exist to its acceptance and recognition
as such by the community. The efficiency
of dramatic representations as a means Of
improvement was presented in q strong and
vivid light. The obstacles to its progress
were represented to be religious bigotry, fos-
tered by the church, which, under the pre-
tense Of closing up the passages which lead
to evil, was barring the way to our innocent
and beneficial enjoyments. The address was
listened to with attention. and its sentiments
were frequently greeted with rounds of ap-
plause.
After the address, goblet was presented,
in the name of the Society, to Mr.. Nathan,
the retiring President, on which occasion the
presentation and acceptance-speeches were
in German. The exercises of the evening
wound up with ball and banquet.