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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30

The Democratic City Executive Com
| mittee met last night, with President
Jos. II. Redmond in the Chair and forty.
eight members present.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Cook and
4 O'Conner Sergeants-at-Arms.
On motion all but members and report
ers were excluded.
The report OF the Auditing Committee
/ was presented and adopted. According
to which, the assessments made ana col
lected amount to total of 50, ,641. A to-
tai of 5000 was paid for ward distribu-
tions, and 1881 for printing, office ex-
penses, rent and other expenditures.
| Mr.. Redmond then made statement
in regard to the 5000 which he received
from the Finance Committee for election
purposes. He says: $130 of that money
| the Treasurer has the vouchers for; $40
is the discrepancy that exists. am not
at liberty to tell what did withit, but
in my humble opinion spent it for the
good of the Democratic party.
Mr.. Holland wanted to know In what
part of the city the money was spent.
Mr.. Redmond stated that Dannenhold
received 500, and he got into a buggy
and spent it according TO direction; that
there are gentlemen in this city who
owe him yet what they subscribed, and
that he made good the amount.
Mr.. Greenebaum desired information
OF the book which the Chairman received
from the Committee. - e
Mr.. Redmond replied: In the book that
I received placed down carefully all
the names and the amounts paid over to
me. After the campaign was over left
that. book at the room Of the Executive
Committee, and all the papers, never
dreaming that nything would be said
i a obnr1t An thu fy1turo
After considerable warfare on both
sides, Mr.. Nealus rose and moved that
the Chair resign.
The Chairman then said, "If this COM
mittee ls prepared to impeach me, there
| is q certain way to do 1T. ! think this
body should have some respect for its
Chairman. / have done nothing for
which ought to retire from this room.
don't know man In this room that
has done more for the Democratic party
than have. Yon can call the Commit
tee, and if you seek to expeI me, you can
do so. But ought NOT to retire from
this room, because / am guilty OF moth
ing. There has been nothing shown
against me. would stare thar If it is
the desire of this body that should not
be Chairman any longer, think 1t be-
hooyes me to agree with the desires of
the Committee. If you will allow me to
now Yacate the Chair and retire, you can
take such measures as you see proper"
A motion to allow Mr.. Redmond to re-
tire was carried.
Mr.. Khrehnbrink, the Vice President, |
then took the Chair. The President the n |
retired but soon re-entered the room and |
rendered his resignation, which was &C.
cepted.
A vote of thanks to the retiring Presi- |
dent for the efficiency with which he
carried on the last city campaign was
passed. Adjourned.
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,owman,s family to learn Of the trans

bOWmaHb ihmiiy w learn Va eno @ohs-
action, lft f't ~ A'ss2f Z. 50 .ssiis.
Mr.. Galway, formerly Of the. firm Of T.
q. Gaylord b Co., was asked what he
knew about condemned pipe from St.
said he. did not know that any such pipe
had been laid. just previous to- his
leaving the firm large amount OF pipe
was contracted for III st. Louis, but 1t
had not arrived when he left. He could
not say as to anything that occurred
after he left the firm. The st. Louis
Company had a very rigid Inspector.
B. II. Whitmore, formerly o draughts-
man in the Water-works office, testified
that the day before the contract was let
Charlie Kinsey, Connected with the Kill.
gour Company, told him that that Com
pany had made d bid at 87-10 cents
per pound, and that the whole work at
those figures would cost between 500, 900
and 100000; had told Kinsey that the
engines could not be built for that. The
day after the contract was let Kinsey
had showed 1t to MIN and asked him II
he saw anything peculiar about 1t; he
said he saw that there was no specifca-
tion as to the time, and Kinsey said that
that was the point; had asked Kinsey
what 1t cost to make it that way, and he
had said mot much" Had talked with
Kilgouf about the matter, and Kilgour
said he shad them just where he wanted
them." Mr.. Earnshaw drew the Kilgourl
contract; he did not think the engines
would last long.
Michael Burns testified that he had a
contract for furnishing stone to the new
reservoir, and part Of the contract was
taken away and given to Kilgour by
Earpshaw. He had finally abandoned
1t. he had never paid cent for the
contract, although Earnshaw had once
asked him what he was ''going TO do"
His contract was then let to John Boyle
at 81 O4 per perch. -s,4,. n
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30
LEGAL.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SAL Stats
NIofOhio, Hamilton County, S. Pursuant
to the command OF an order for sale from thG
Superior Court OF CINCINNATI, anil to met.aecs-
ed, will offer at public sale at the Iotunda af
the Courthouse In CjncinniIti, on SATURDAY.
July 10th, A. d., 1875, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the
following described real estate, to-wit: +.
The following lands and tenements situated
In Hamilton county. s ate OF Ohio, to-wit: Be-
ginning at the northwest ,fner Of Cumpiins
and tariI streets, in Holliitay,. Denhaii aHsf
CarlPs Subdivision, adjoining the Falmopnt
property; thence westwarttly along arli sfrtet
one hundred and sixteen aud one -hslf hl610
feet, more or less, 10 ten Q0) feet alieys
rhenae nortlwardIy along said alley rwypty
(20) feet; tntnee in q northrasterly course one
hundred and twelve (l12) feet, more OF less, -
Cumminsr street at d point thirty six f2s| feet
rorth from the place OF beginning: thaaee,
sofithwesterly along the west side ef,tG .snltae
street thirty six (36 feet to The place oi begifa
ming. Valued at s400, free of dover. To im
sold by order OF the Superior Court OF CinciA-
natl, in case No. 29,4t2, wherein james IG1xx
ct al are plaintiffs, and Fernando q. Taylor et
al. defendants. Terms OF sale cash. N ;
j. E. STEVENSON,
Master Commissioner,
-If Z. Il. Cor. Fifth and Walnut (,
SNOW KuMLER, Attorneys.
CINCINNATI, June 9tl, 1873. Je9-5t-W
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30
NOTICES.
WORTH IRIS WEIGHT IN GOLD.

DACosTA's RADICAL CURE for Dyspepsia ef-
fectually cures constipation, heartburn, water
brasil, low spirits, loss OF appetite, assists di-
gostion, tones up the stomach, and as q liver
iieye, and q iittie % perseverance @ perm permanently
cure the worst cases. J.sD. PARK Il SONS,
Corner Fourth aud w alput. Cincinnnati, o.
+fs fjeS-lw -jel6- -W, ,F&MAy1f ss'tS4
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30
AnmeeaS 0sxs1senccnsewt ef 81 5oseph'
College.

Hohfnson's Opera-house last evening
wns HiIed by q large audience, assembled
. attend the annual commencement ex-
ercfses of 81. Joseph's College.
me order Of exercises by the students,
Vliioh we're highly entertaining, was as
Husic, Overture BY the Orchestra, un.
der tbs direction Of Professor Eich;
Qpsulng Address, n. II. Kieckelmap
00sns-Wandererss Joys BY r. Abt, BY
Vocal Glass; The Two Roads, q. Ester
80: duet lforEanWeudering BY Gum
sxt =. Hngslhaxdt ana =. BeFteHlgj
W9fsGye Ihe Ayh Adyiser-7S. Hum
6. -. l zdssA.'sn' Y
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30
2 n - =
Adtssftfeds

The following pupils have been admit.
ted to the Hughes High School i ..
Nos. /, A. 8, 81, 9,10, II, IA 10, IA, 16,
II, IS, 10, 20, u, %, %, "a, 2e, n, 2S, 70, so
81, 80, 80, 81 36, 38, 80, SO, 40, 43, "A, 45, AZ,
4S, 50, 50, 81, 63, 81, 65, 56, 57;6D, 81, 81 So
q. 2, 81 a q ., I e, g q e d9, So' 81 81 e. sS Ss
So, 100, l62 lO8, 10z, lO5, los, 10s, 1O5- 5-110
iii, liz, 118, III, 115, 116, III, 1l8, 1l8, 100,
121, 1913, 125, 126, ~, 12s, 129, 1S0, 191, 1872,
1873, ls4, 1s5, lse, 1S. is9, 49, 1sl, l48, ~
80 ID, 1853, 184, 1856, 1863, 1B7, 1es, lee, 10
19a' 19a' 10 116, 1T, 17s, 179, 1870, 1Sl, 1872
dSs dss Js5 5s5 5ss 5s 5ss 5s asirats - a. 1' ~
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30
DIED,

/ VANPELT-At Newport, KY, Friday, june
25th, at half past 8 A. NJ, Of typhoid fever,
John w. Vanpelt aged l5 years, months and
| 8 days. 20 o.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30
I, 221, 233, 234-Total, :,
WOODWARD.
'o ~ WOODWARD. .at-
Pupils holding the following num-
bers were admitted to Woodward High


Pupils holding the following num-
bers were admitted to Woodward High
0iO0 800, bo1, 5o2, SOB, 5o4, sos, SOC, 6o7, sos,
500, SO, 6l1, 612, 513, 514, 515, SIC, 5l7, 518,
$40 500, 52I, 622, 523, 524, 525, 528, 527, 528,
53O. 53i, 532, 533, 634, 535, 536, 537, $50,
$40, 64l, 542, 544, 64b, $40, 547, 64s, $40,
$50. 55I, 652, 653, 5b4, 655, 5b6, 563, 565, 566,
mi. o63. 500, 67O, 571 572, 573, 575, 676, 577,
S7s s SIC. $50, 681, 5S2, 5e3, 684, $50, 686, 667,
S SsS b9S. SOS, 5a7, 69s, 500, 6O1, 6Q3. -aaa.
Sos so7, eos. st99, s.a Gig s:, $50, e2l e25,
638. 68I, 661, 6e2, 665, 866, 66S, $50, $40, 67l,
S73, 674, 675, 676, 877, 678, 679, $50. $50, 8S4,
6S5. 6S6, 8S7, 68S, $50, 500, COL, 693, 694, 695,
697, 708, 7O4, 7O6, 706, 7OS, 100, TO, 712, 718.
71S, 72O, 722, 723, 725, 727, 72S, T29, 7SO, 73l,
IA, 745, 74e, 747, 74S, 74s, go, p. 752,,
753, 754, 7bt, 757, 1853, fb9, 760, 761,
4s2 4s2 1863, 764, 769, TO, III, 778, 774, 776, TI6,
I'M. IT'S, ITO, 1872, 7SA, 785, 1S6. 792, 100, 100,
;s7, 79s, SOl, sO2, s07, sOS, 800, 81, 8l8, S1l,
s1s sis, 81, S2S S23, S2s, s29, $50, 8s1, 1892,
S36, 838. s37, S38, Sal. .842, S4S, 844, 845. B4s
S47, 848, $40. $50. 851 go, u4, S55 856
S57, 858, $50, $50, 861, s62, 863, Se4, SOS, 1856
ss s sS s s s1s s sg sg ss 1 ss ST. ss sss ss sss
8S1, 8S8, $3.50, 800, 89t, S92, 803, Sg4, 800, 897
sos. 500, 90o, 90l, 9J2, 904, 005. 900, 909, $40
oil, 92l, 9z7, 826. $40, 931, 883, 934, 837, 93S
$40, 94l, 948 Total, 286.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-15
GENERAL REGULATIONS.

Tis nsssiun remnsn ees III ihr ntst Hnndas In
septrl' er and .issi. nhtu tie fa nt tnH,. With
public swain nntvn. Hrs H. thT annual. th~N afs
n, sa.r nn,Rlls ssNMlfstsr. N tbs several rlAssts
II which d.tinMa shed trer III -nnsl,nt. iit rnse
aud pfniir en.s. receives filling hqisotr
I'm aai.r M. .aeli etufssf .rAsut nd and eiaas
III ths ems IL which I'LL prss uHs aualn,ashsa emil
Mn him, aaf,. lslfl ehataetf1i* tssussea ~ IL
xpplsInr ~ admission.
Ths maras shA general department a. fhr student
,tsat.sfAnits watched usea, III. btssihsrr lsss.d.
nj slslf mrs, nma ls1 ton os.H alssi tefsasa
HABITS fesests every atlrsf5.n.
Enii.tths afe ssilf IN Ihflflana- AMI fasfrf u
parents or guardians ta lbsarsa theth the hs IT'LL
ra,iaet snl lHsnfsse,s.n M = ~ aehs - VAN
Tla I. lylan taught ~ tIe la, lnte u Rnnsh
Catholic. stui,rtl. al ustf dauaa.sna .as afs All
nsttrst provided thry afv wiling. .nt ih~ sake ct
uft.r MI uitlfafanis ~ Al. III ihr paul tkrirFef
If tessasas worship
Jhs corr. s,.alai.lns Of stnseuls. ~ Aeii ~ Al
nents used rs Them ~. sA'set 10 The ..sre TIN
~ Ns Itreeiar.
III lsck.s mercy III tie vtntsents II Deposited
with ilr ipatNtef, ~ " pEstn M rtAlrngs .aAs
.ns.ssi, AID l4At h. psttlt, ~ totally Nsthhe II
fata s.sg, aetonnt al nsganslusi ~ Il. .lerf al
d1t.
un entering. rarls 'a,attaer s'nai liz provided
Hi "a table funs M ia sf.stinp. Aftsl tulrian
nusult III Tf.sis.. ruta., hnnakt lehlsft. iaNetf,
eptnlss brushes. e.r. Sahe ~ thrsg VIII he tnr.fs
sitsl hs Toilette. ftss tpteal d.IaHtst b., ns.ls.
Essry mi II. @iauli be marked With the na,a. u
I'll. uan.f ih full
fanuis wis hing ~ hssr their children svh' An,ns.
should rive ttMrly hais.. an tot ssnl travelling
eypen.rs tof tu,thnf tstttHH ~. sslsifeas
lais End. utis III, rnfslpssr,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-15
General Regulations,

rupils are received NY time during the
yonr, and charged from DATE NJ entrance.
No deduction made FOR partial absence,
unlsss In case Of rrotrarted Illness, er dir
tniAsAl.
Communications 20 and from thu AcA,le.
eny are submitted 10 tho inspection Of the
Experiences.
Zach pupil II required 10 have chnnxss
Of Clothing sntficisntt0 appear ~ MI times
neatly and respectfully lrcrrel also III
towels. six table narkIss, me slrrtssnr.
gown, one bathing gown, twa blNgk Apross,
knife, ferk. silver table ani tensI'ona, and
napkin rink. With nasne sasvAsd n fun !
dressimg.cass furnished With caini~. brush,
tooth and mail brushes soar, ete.
psckrt money and Postage stamps ars 70
BE- entrusted /. The Nksseesssa NJ snp~nd-
itsrse ~ .Olothing " Otktr iisns. VAL "
made, unless I Aum of iaoMsy b. depeaitsd
With me lnetitMlion ess that parr0se
DiAtreAoc oT Ilsligion forms ~ ohsAeDe
10 ~ adtoivalAn ofkneh A. arc willing y
Aonfossn 10 shS established routine nfth~
Inptitnic. kister n PANAMA
1919 tuperivtcss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-15

The advantage that one fool M. es.
" another II, sha. he u smart enough
10 know that he ia a fool. while
the other il fool enough IL ihlak be-
II mart.
Never tell woman she II pretty.
II rhc y, she will regard YIN ~ shall.
low Aa,terer. and II che In MT, size
will be reminlcl u IL aud Jssrise ,eu
~ liar,
Wien son have ncthing TO say. say
nothing; when you have m,hing 10 do
DO nothing, thereby you may DO prof..
iiel.
GrAnt can say: II hare welded 1
sword ~ tho grsa test usslsss des.ruc.
ton " life, aud have received fro,n tho
hand d Gen. loe tho moss spc.lens, y
A coquotto may b known BY thc color
Of her eyes. II she has blue eyes. she il
= charming coqaetso, IT they Arc ha1cl.
she Is formidable rival. aud quite q
troublesome colue,.o. II they ara
black. sho ID a natural aud misahicy.
GUS coquctse, II they arc gray, che 10 4
cold calculating coqnetto, il they are
red, she il ! harmless. but perhaps,
,lissiratcd ooquctte, II they are green,
Ito. for speaking Of il, but stand cut q
tho way.
For an advertisement, get up some
thing odd
Hunt up no old grudgc, whino Over
no past misfortune, but pay your gro
Ger aud landlord, look thom square |,
tho iace aud 20 shead on both wheels
In making an acquaintance treat ). u
you SEQ IN Li,n.a future enemy, other
wisc yon may conn out Of the mill tho
Murso 81 wear. II In search VI Lrid,
70 for tho ono that in not pretty
enough " ba stolen. Or tall enough 4
pull your hair. | do 70: keep N,
hair and beard cut short. and have Ii,
trouble ut l,ome nov worth speaking
IT
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-15

Some ono Vi moro than ordinary des-
eriptiye powers in defining m accom-
eaation train gives this lifc-like por-
trait It's Atrain that will stop any,
where along tho line Of = road 20 take
IN old woman 10 market with dozen
eggs. aud ii shc had but eleven and
there IL ..hcn on will wait until the
other egg Is laid 10 that tho round 'loz.
cn can be made tut.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-15

"Aun.y. did s;od mske that mnn?'
whispered little four ycar.old 10 hia
companion, in the Jamaica plain hersc
ear, M he looked askance 1t Mr. Mah
Lee, one of tho new laundrymsn from
tho lowery kingdom. who sat orro.
eac. Certainly. my DEAR wns thu
reply; ''anl why did you ask such 4
question: "because. auaty. he dim.
make the hinges 10 his eyes on
straight "
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-15

A reporter for tho philladpl hin
Press has learned from Mr. Ross That
Moshcr and Douglas approached 4
pntrolInnn. some time l~iorc Charlie
Ross abduction, with proposition TO
assist them Ia tho abduction of little
grandson of Commodore Vanderbilt.
whom they intended 10 hold for ransom,
for tho sum Of e50, 900
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-15

The comptroller Of tho treasury
calls public attention 70 The fact that
dangerous countsrfcits ars In circula-
tion 81 tho denomination of % On tho
First National Bank u Chicago, thc
First National Dank o. Paxton. IN.
and tho First National Bank of Can.
ton. III. Ncarly tho entire amount d
genuine mites u these banks hss bsen
wlshdrava. and 10 sddilieual iasac will
Nc made
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-15

A sanguine Massachusetts, editor,
after looking Al ! lot VI little future
residents Of tho penissstiary u that
state, won't TO hin o1Ics and wrote:
Twenty-fosr babies oil III ! row.
Twenty -four mammas also on show;
Twenty -four daddics happy ~ CLANS,
A show Of live babies, mono Of your
shamy,
A vision u angels, doar little lambs,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-15
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GAMER
AveetiHf hAt nttsf failed MI Tnfr the
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The ttreIiae meets vitai ~ensetfal sue.
tfss " I'LL easv VI shls tlaas uf di+easss
rAlNl> 1Hn lu>rs
IN tits ansapls.al The seeetine il The
errat s+mtds ss il ,smusss hnm the RS.
,tm the rs~vAarsna eAns~
SALT EifsrN
f.ltrr. saii thruin. seait horl, ~, viii
certainty sipil 10 the sfsat asieratiss II.
i,us a ss.etlAe.
LniSirELAS
Nrvst sar has n.srr fatlra - eare the
inass inset.late ARE u .rssiItls.
riurIfs An nrNnIA ~ rilf
Reason shna'i teach ~ that a lls,ehy.
rough " l,mlI.i .hin IeIenl. entir.l, up
lan aAlaoeeGe se4fs aiad ~ outward N.Y..
rlirastW trn evev iprr sh< dsircs. vcse-
line |. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
rrNcrs. clcEKs nn Oh soRfs
Are causei \, an llarare state ~ ,he
blood tieanss The h'.fi thoroughly with
Nesetine, AMI sbssr complaints Will disAp.
irar,
tAIAENlI
rar TIL. complain, the only substantial
h,hsft t,n he ostainei through he blool
irgetlnr The great hsou'l purifier.
CONSTIPATION.
Nsgstinr aues mt ast - II cathnuic 10
detiliae the bowels, hut elranses all the
urg .ns enabling each - rtriorm the func.
,iuns tlesnlving upon them.
PILES
| vepetinc hss restored si.ansands 10 healtl,
who have Lssa long aIi painful sufferers
DirPEprlA
!fNegrtinc Ii iak.i regularly, according
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