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the other night. The Judge rolled
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robber. Thea turning to his wife he
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A red nosed gentleman asked a wit
whether he believed in spirits. "Ay,
sir" replied be. looking him full in
the face, Il see too much evidence
before me to doubt it,
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-22

An Iowa paper tells Of a smart
wife who helped her husband to raise
seventy acres Of wheat. The way
she helped him was to stand in the
door and shake broom at him when
be sat down to rest.
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almost care to hide bis poverty from
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-19

Township, $40 80. Total, Sl,g5s s4. The
claims of Whitewater and Anderson
Townships were sent back for correc-
ton.
THE Commencement Exercises Of the
Cincinnati College of Medicine and Sur
gerry took plaeeat Tnoms' Hall last night,
and were well attended, The principal
address of the evening was by Rev Il. S.
Hoyt, who also conferred the degrees
upon the following named graduates: W.
Il. Amick, Cincinnati; John b. Alexan-
der, Kentucky; John W. Broadbent, Ind
Otto Boysen, New York; VIM. A. Dunn
bauld, Ohio; James l.. Forsyth, Ohio; Il.
Y. Fitzpatrick, Cincinnati; VIM. Hughes,
Missouri; Newell Hinman, Michigan;
G. l.. Hart, Ohio; John w. Hedden, New
York; H.. W. Jones, Ohio; Thos. W.
Lownsdale, Ind; J. A. Morrison, Ind.
W. I. Mozee, Kentucky; James w. May,
Ohio; j. NJ. Meek, Kentucky; J. L. Mas.
sic. Kentucky; Henry McGrew, Ohio; Il.
D. Potter, Michigan; =. L. Rawlins, Ken.
tucky; W. s. Runkle, Ohio; +. II. Rose,i-
krans, Michigan; q. l.. Rose, Mich gan
l.. 9. sparrow, Kentucky; G. d. TIem-
bly,, Ind; +. Nj. Woodruff, Ind; Theo.
M. Wittkamp, Cincinnati. The vaiedic-
tory was pronounced by Professor Il. b.
Davy.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-19
Gilmore.

Gilmore is coming, and 80 is his "a
nous Twenty-second Regiment Band,
and we congratulate our readers on the
opportunity to be offered them OH the 23d
and 24th OF hearing This renowned organ
iZation under SO renowned q leader.
The band contains forty-fve musicians
besides quartette OF saxophones. The
famous cornet player, Arbuckle ana Miss
Emma B. Thursby, an excellentsup
are with it. The programmes are excel
lent and Mi. Gilmore will doubtless have
crowded houses. Our exchanges from
the points where the organization has
appeared, are running over with compli-
mentary notices Of the band, but espe-
cially of Miss Thursby, than whom few
if any better singers grace the operate
boards OF this country or Europe.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-19

We are called upon to announce a sad
affection which has overtaken our well.
known citizen, Mr.. Geo. u. Davis, in the
sudden dealh of his aged mother
Mrs. Davis has for some years past
been suffering with heart disease. bui
has made no complaint lately, and last
night retired to bed as usual, apparently
in her ordinary health.
This morning when the servant entered
the room she found Mrs. Davis dead
having to all appearances died without
any struggle. Mr.. Davis at once notifiet
Coroner Maley, who, after hearing the
circumstances of the case, concluded
that there was no necessity for holding
all inquest.
Mrs. Davis was eighty two years OF
age, and had lived many years i'll Cincin
natl. She was one OF oar pioneer women
who had figured SO largely in our mater
ial and social advancement. Her deatf
will be mourned by the many friends
who have known and loved her.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-19
The Weekly Star.

The current number of THE WEEKLY Y
STAR contains in brief the Congressional
ana Legislative proceedings OF the past
week. The Latest News by Telegraph.
A News Summary of the Week. Inter-
esting Correspondence Book and Maga-
zine Reviews. A Large Amount Of Agri-
cultural, Literary and Scientific Reading.
The Proceedings OF the National Grange
OF the Patrons OF Husbandry. Religious
Intelligence. Several Columns of Odds
and Ends. Personals and Humorous
Gossip. Fashion Notes, &c. Also lead
ing editorials On Our Public Domain
How to Prevent CIime-No Hard Times
in Obio-More Taxation on the Poor for
the Benefit of the Rich-HO! ior Brazil
Rev. Mrs. Van Cott-W Workingmen's So
cial alClubs-Smuggling-The WhiskyTax,
&c. Several Short Interesting Stories.
Poetry. Matters OF Local Interest. Mar
ket and Financial Report, &c. Price a
cents in wrappers ready for mailing, to
be obtained at our counter.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-19
Albapi il Emma Abbott.


The Darlington wisconsin,, Republl-
| Gun says: Our readers will doubtless
| remember that several years ago we
| gave an account OF the wonderful musi-
cal talent aud remarkably sweet voice,
possessed by this young Wisconsin girl,
and her appeal to Clara Louise Kellogg
| tor assistance in acquiring a musical ed
ucation. Miss Kellogg promised to aid
her, and placed her under the charge OF
the best eastern masters. She proved
| an apt and conscientious student. When
she had exhausted the musical lore of
| this side of the Atlantic, her kind pa
troness sent her to Europe where she
again was provided with the most dis
tinguished instructors that money could
| command. Not long ago, having gradu-
ated from some of the most celebrated
musical conserva tories of the Old World,
she returned to New York, where she
| first appeared in several private con-
certs. Here the New York people first
heard of her, through the enthusiastic
press critics, as M'lle Albani. And it is
fact, that the, new star, whose name is
in everybody's mouth where the Stra-
kosh combination has appeared this
winter, Is none other than little Miss
Emma Abbott, who was such fayorLe
in Milwaukee and other places where
she was known when mere child.
She is described by enthusiastic east
ern critics as not only being very beau
tilul, but as possessing one OF the finest
and most cultivated voices that has been
heard on the lyric stage for many day.
Even the usually carping gentlemen who
prepare the musical criticism for the
Chicago press have only kind words and
unbounded praise for the young LADY
whom Max Strakosch has been pleased
80 10 A tl,nx, lkxrt l,n ic
no oIher than the Wisconsin girl Emma
Abbott.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-19

The concert last night, as predicted by
The STAR, and in tact by all knowing the
material OF the organ nization and the Sc
lections for tie evening, was decided
success.
The rending of Zachner's Serenade by
Messrs. Brand, w eisenthaL Geiselbrecht
and Pohl was especially tine; while Mr..
Adolph CAMS fairly brought down the
house by his cornet solo. The other parts
were enthusiastically received, and few
cfthe performers got off without being
forced into an encore by the delighted
audience which filed the house.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-19

The Trustees of Wesleyan College and
the girls attending the College have ach
a sensation. Though these sensations
originate from different ideas upon a
single subject. the sensations produced
| are somewhat similar, that OF the Trus-
tees being from having entirely failed in
| squelching little school exhibition got
| ten up by the girls of the school,, and
| that OF the ladies in not being oyer-bllr-
dened with the success of the same.
1t appears that the attendants upon
that institution oflearning, had resolved
upon having nice dramatic exhibition,
with borrowed carpets for their stage,
| borrowed sheets for curtains, borrowed
! customes for the "actors," and tallow
candles foot-lights, thus to bring back
| the "reminiscences of their early days,
and surround themselves as it were with
scenes from their childhood homes.
The project which was originated some
weeks since had prospered, land O "touch-
ing little DRAMA had been worked up
from Mrs. Alcott's domestic story Of
ssLittle Women,D and everything was
going on swimmily until few days ago.
The "actors" had their parts learned,
and had become quite proficient in strik-
ing attitudes and producing tears at the
shedding moment, when they were given
an opportunity to shed in earnest over
an attitude struck by the Trustees Of the
College.
This pose of the Board of Trustees was
originated and freelyindulged in onhear-
ing of the proposition of the girls to turn
the Wesleyan College into sort of "sure
enough" theater, and the children OF the
College into live stage-walking actual
actors and actresses.
This was considered ton mlIph hv fhn
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-19

WOODS THEATER.-There was another
oyertiowing audience last evening, and
"Coi. Sellers" was greeted with the same
unbOunded admiration and applause. 1t
is TO be regretted that Mr.. Raymond 8
present engagement is limited to one
week only. That is too short period
Tor him to meet the requirements of our
amusement loving citizens. "Gilded
Age" will be repeated again this evening
Mr. Raymond will give u grand matinee
tomorrow.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-19
DIED.

WALTON Thursday afternoon at o clock,
Catherine, beloved wife Of Thomas Wall, aged
70 years.
Funeral from residence, No. ID Keturah st.,
Newport, KY, Saturday morning at on O elocs.
High mass at church OF Immaculate Concep-
tion at 10 O'Clock.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-19
MH,'dOck.

No one should forget Mr.. Murdoch's
lecture at Melodian Hall tonight. 1t
will be the last of The series and promis-
es to be also the best.
The subject of the lecture as mention
ed yesterday will be exceedingly inter-
esting, especially to those opposed to
theatrical matters, and will no doubt
prove quite opportune to the Trustees OF
the Wesleyan College and their friends,
as well as to those admiring and favor.
ing the "Little Women" faction.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-19
LARGEST CIRCULATION In THE CITY
HEATHEK PRODUCTIONS.
CINCINNATI, Friday, Feb. 10

CINCINNATI, friday, Feb. lv-NoOn.
Probably cloudy or partially SO, with proba-
bly, light snow or rain this afternoon. Clearing
or fair tonight or to- morrow morning.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-19
MIR. p. S. Gilmore,
Protector and General Direelor of the
GREAT MUSICAL JUBILEES.

~
Tho following programmes, comprising
choice selections from the works Of the great
masters, will be performed:
TUESDAY EVENING.
PROGRA bidE:
= PARTI. l.
1. Overture, "Oberon," ,"................We Weber
Gifnore's Band.
2. Solo for Saxophone, "Fantasie Original
Mr.. Il, A. Lefelre.
0. Invitation a la Danse, Concert Valse Bril-.
'''''' Giimores Band. '''N
L. Air and Variations for Voice. .......Proch
s. rantasie, lie Prophe9te" .Meycrbeer
PART L. 80.
9. Overture, "Der Freischutz." Weber
Gilmore's Band.
y. Solo for Cornet, "Air and Variations,n-
Mr.M. ArbuekIe. ' D'''''
- Mozart
Gilmore's Band.
0. Echo Song, with Flute 0biigato. ..... Bishop
Miss Emma 9. Ihursby. ;
tThe Flute 1bligato played by Mr. Erachtl
GilmOre's Band.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
PROGRAMMES:
PARTL ...
l. Oyerture, "1annhauser." ......... Wagner,
Gimores Band.
2. Solo for SaxOph0ne, "Norma Fantasie,7--
Bellinl
Mr.. Z. A. Lefebre.
0. Grand Selection, 'L0hengrin,". Wagner
Glmores Band. -
4. Aria, from the Creation, with Veriura
Miss Emma g. Thursby.
5. Paraphrase de Concert, "Lorely," .Nesyadba
GiImOres Band.
PART III.
8. Overture, "Wlliam Tell,n. Resslut
Giimore's Band.
Z. Solo for Cornet Isl tn Sayais,". Bale
Mr.. M. Arbuckle.
8, Divertimento, on Airs from the Operas
MeyerbeeE
Gimore's Band.
.. Air and Variations for Voice .,.,.,,,, Rode
Miss Emma Z. Thursby.
10. Overture, on Themes from the Operas Of
Gilmores Band.
CONDUCTOR, R,................P. s. GILMORE.
POPULAR PRICES.
81
No Entra Charge for Resereed Seats.
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The Sale Of Tickets will commence on SAT-
URDAI MORNING, from to o'clock, AZ
Church's Music Store, 90 West Fourth street,
NOTICE.--lhe band is now making Il tour Of
the principal Eastern and Western Cities on
their way 10 Louisville KY, to fill an engage
ment in the latter city on the 9th OF February,
in aid of the Public Library OF Kentucky.
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-19

HAVING TO CONDUCT THE GREAT
CONCERT IN AID OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF
KY, PROPOSE TO GIVE SERIES OF CONCERTS,
ON THEIR OWN ACCOUNT,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-19
STATE OF OHIO, INSURANCE DEP EpARrMENr,l


COLUMBUS, January 27th, 1875.
yNHEREAS, The HOWARD INSUR-
w ANCE COMPANY, located at New
York, in the State OF New York, has filed
in this Office sworn statement by the proper
officers thereof, showing its condition and Dtsi-
ness, and has complied in all respects with the
laws of this State, relating to Fire Insurance
Companies, incorporated by other states of the
United States:
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF law, I, VIM.
r. Church, Superintendent Of Insurance OF the
State of Ohio. 10 hereby certify that said COM
pany is authorized to transact its appropriate
business of Fire Insurance in this State, in ac-
cordance with law. during the current year
The condition and business OF said Company at
the date OF such statement (Dec, 81, 1S74,l is
shown as foli0ws:
Aggregate amount Of available
Assets. ......,..-.,..........,.S 7tS,035 ~
Aggregate amount of Liabilities
except capitaD INCLUDING RE-
INSURANCE ........,.............. 1a4.s76 43
Net Assets. ..................... Gt3,16l 50
Amount of actual paid Capital. s 100000 90
Surpius. ..........s..,.....r$ l4o,l0l o5
Amount OF Income for the year.in
cash., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80. 2IS.327 Ii
Amount Of Expenditures for the
year IN cash. Observation-Disclosures. 2G?,I27 6I
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed
my name, and caused the Seal OF my office
TO be affixed, the day and year above writ
ten.
LsEAI.l WIN. T. CHURCH.,
Superintendent.
FRANCIs II. CLOUD, Agent at Cincinnati,
Ohio, Once No. "A West Fourth st., with rhoe-
nix Insurance Co. 1t
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-19
4 RESOLUTION, declaring it necessary 10
"a to improve Mears ayenue, from washing

A RESOLUTION, declaring it necessary "a
I "a to improve Mears ayenue,. from W asiliii8-
ton avenue to east line of Secti0n15.
Resolved, That in the opinion q two tsirIs re-
of the members elected to the Council OF tha
Incorporated Village OF Avondale, and a ma4
jority OF the owners Of the lots abuttlng there-
on having asked therefor, it is deemed necea-
saly to improye Mears avenue, from the west
line of Washington avenue to the east line Of
Section 10, by repairing and grading the same
TO It's full width, 50 feet, upon the grade now
established, and macadamizing the roadway 10
feet in width with 10 lnchcslof broken stone
ana inches OF screened gravel. In accordance
with plans, profles and specifications on 1ie
with the Village Clerk, the expenses of SAID
improvement, including necessary advertising
and engineers fees, to be assessed per frob1
foot upon the property abutttng therconSac.
lcording 10 the law and ordinance on tho; subs
ject of assessments, and such assessment to la
certified to the contract in payment for tho
work.
Adopted February 18th, A. d. 1876.
ROBEHF A. sOHNSTON. !
Mayor ard President of Council !
! Attest; FLANES BAIL, JR., Corporation C1erta
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