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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-22
THE WRAT-xS-Ir STOLEN.
1ftttoreek's Principal Ornament IN the
H0nds of Midnight MaraatderS.

1fiLtoreeE's Principal Ornament IN The
H0nds of Midnight MaraatderS.
Many OF our citizens who have had oc-
casion to visit the West End during the
past two years have observed the curious
and ingenious machine used for carrying
dirt from the Warsaw pike to the fill in
Mlllcreek bottom, ut the foot Of Liberty
street, but probably none of those seeing
it or wondering at it's peculiar construc-
ton and the excellent purpose which it
renders i'll the removal OF the DIRT so long
a distance, ever INDUCED in the idea that
it ould be an article that would attract
the attention of thieves, or at any rate
become the subject OF any of their pro-
fessional efforts.
Such, however, has been the case, and
the proprietor, Mr.. Smith McAlpin, on
Thursday, awoke to the TACT that large
proportion Of the bulky but valuable ar
ticle, the name for which does not trans
pire, had been carried off.
Officer Hilberger this morning, after Q
three days vigorous search, met with his
usual success in arresting colored man
by the name of George Wilson Tor per-
petrating the robbery. The articles
taken consists of the .coil of iron rope,
the pulleys and .appurtenaaces valued
at about 5000.
The rope is some 200 feet in length, and
the pulleys of some foot and half in di-
ameter, and incur by their removal be-
sides their value very great loss to the
owner.
The robbery was perpetrated last
Thursday night as above stated, but the
work of removing the rope and pulleys
on the machinery, which for some time
past had been unused ON account of the
inclemency of the weather, must have
fnr ,srh to
George Wilson, the man arrested and
charged with the robbery, admits his
guilt. He was found ON Fifth street be-
tween Central avenue and John, with
the articles in an express wagon. In his
possession were also found lot of iron
CRATE bars valued at about 500 belong
ing to man living in Sedamsville, from
whom they were taken last Saturday
Two charges of grand larceny now pend
against HIM. The iron has been removed
to Haven's foundry.
Wilson at present Is revolving in his
mind the unexpected turn matters have
taken, at the Ninth street Station.house.
He is man about thirty years OF age,
and Of a rather dark complexion. Judge
Marchant will dispose OF his case in the
Police Court tomorrow morning, when
undoubtedly more particulars will be
revealed.
The officer who made the arrest in the
asevdeseryes great deal of credit both
for the prompt action he has taken IN the
matter and the issue to which he has
brought it. OF late he has been identi-
fed IN the capture of number of persons
concerned in the principal robberies of
the day, and is rapidly gaining public
attention as an efficient officer.
The machine, which consisted of "a long
line OF wire rope, with buckets attached,
was put in place some two years
since by Colonel Robinson, and is Of
English manufacture, and, with one ex-
ceptlon, the only one in use In the
United States.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-22
wEA1HER PREDlC2IONs.

CINClNNATI, MOnday, eb. 2S-NOOn.
Probably fair or partly cloudy to-day and
warmer by tomorrow. There are some indl-
cations of rain or snow later.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-22

The Philadelphia Board of Public Edu-
cation have put into practical operation
the method of enquiry as to public-school
health suggested by Dr.. Lincoln, of the
American Social Science Association,
and urged upon the Board of the Phila-
delphia Social Science Association.
Two circulars have been issued, one ad-
dressed to the principals Of the public
schools In the city; the other to the local
boards of school directors, requesting
the appointment of competent medical
man to pursue the investigation OF the
hygienic conditions OF the schools aud
the scholars. The first is arranged in
seventeen questions, bearing upon the
number of scholars and their distribu-
tion III rooms, the means of ventilation,
the arrangement OF light, the condition
of the eyes OF the pupils, the desks and
seats in use, the general health Of the
school, the average temperature of the
rooms. The second is Intended to be
answered by a physician, and the ques-
tions, thirteen In number, are more aech-
nical-as to the average number Of Gu
bic feet to each pupil, the sensible con-
dition of the air, the sufficiency of light,
the system of ventilation, the appear
ance of the scholars, the kinds OF desks
in use, and the cleanliness OF drains, Gel
lars, ana prlfleS. IL Iue IeJurps w Ihese
circulars. are full and complete, the
amount of information obtained will be
very great, as the city Of Philadelphia
has four hundred public schools and one
hundred thousand pupils. In order TO
attract attention to this enquiry, the
Philadelphia Social Science Association
will mold a meeting, at which DR.. Castle,
an ophtha almologist of recognized skill,
will read paper on diseases of the eye
peculiar to schools, illustrated by dig
grams and drawings.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-22
That Little HO8en DrdHta-Ihe Disci-
pline Of Wesleyan College DepIoTabiy


ED. STAR.-Please allow me to state
through your valuable paper the opinio n
OF scores of people with whom | have
conversed in regard to the proposed rep
etition of the drama at Wesleyan College.
Prof. Bugbee displays inordinate selfish
ness and stubbornness in insisting upon
the repetition of his theatricals against
the wishes and judgment of the Trustees.
1t looks as though Prof. Bugbee, having
decided to accept another position at the
close of the school year, cares more to
curry favor with a few giddy girls than
he does for the interests OF Wesleyan
College.
Because the Trustees have unwisely
given over 10 him the control of the
school, this is no reason why he should
misuse his power and set up his own
judgment against all of theirs in a mat
ter vital to the interests OF the College.
Whatever may be any ones individual
opinion about making actresses of school
girls in their own homes, or in regard to
the innocence of the "Little Women
Drama," that opinion should be held in
obeyance to the good of the school.
People as rule will not send their
daughters to an institution where they
are encouraged to divert attention from
legitimate study, to studying lessons Tor
the foot-ltghts.
The truth is Wesleyan College is not
what it once was. The entire discipline
of the school at present is deplorably
loose. The policy seems to be in other
things as well as in theatricals that girls
must do things "because they want to"
without regard to their best future inter-
ests or the interests of the College.
Careful parents will not send daugh-
ters to boarding school where it is pos
sible for them to go out at night unpro-
tected, or do various other Objectionable
things that the writer retrains from men,
tioning.
1t Is well that DR.. Bugbee is about to
retire: the Trustees will then have an
opportunity to relegate to themselves
executive power and reinstate Wesleyan
College In its former position i'll the con-
fdence OF the community.
METHoDIST,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-22
ASSESSMENT,

NOTICE is hereby given that an estimated
IN assessment for lands taken to open Ghol-
son avenue, formerly known as Pike street.
from Main avenue to Wash ngton avenue, upon
The real estate bounding Gholson avenue from
Main avenue to Washington avenue, in Avon-
dale, reported and recommended to the Village
dale on the 18th day Of February, A. D. 1875, is
on file in the Office OF the clsigned, Corporas1
tion Clerk, for public inspection and exammaa
tion of all persons interested therein. 4
Any person objecting to said assessment is
required to file objection in writing with the
undersigned within two weeks after the expir-
alton Of this notice. FLAMEN BALL, JR.,
Corporation Clerk.
AyoNDALE, o., Feb. 20, 1876. fe2g-3tM
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-22
MOrtuuPY Record.

Maggie Murry, months. whooping cough.
James z. Coleman, q years, phthesis pulmo-
naris.
Kate Hoban, % years, same.
Annie Skahin, years, meDegitis
Clara Mcnamara, 6 months, Wh0oping cougl
Mrs. IL. Stagge, 65 years, cancer of the stom
ach.
Louisa Deyine, years, erysipelis.
John ruldner, 40 years, pneumonia.
Hamet j. Wade, ~ years, consumption.
Herm B. Ihien, 56 wears. bronchitis
Herm Hacking, "a years, paralysis.
Susan p. DAVIS, SO years, heart disease.
Dan Corwin, 81 years, neryous piDstration.
Eberhard Thurman, months, oonynlsloDs,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-22
GILMORE
:.| AND HIS RENOWNED
I'D Reg ment Band,
OF NEW YORK,

HAVING BEEN SELECTED TO CONDUCT THE GREAT
CONCERT IN AID OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY or
KY, PROPOSE TO GIVE SERIES OF CoNCERTs,
on THEIR OWN ACCOUNT,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-22

ST. ALoYsIUs Orphan Asylum Society,
last evening gave an entertainment at
the Grand Opera house, the use of which
was rendered them by the proprietors
Tor the purpose. The entertainment was
given Tor the purpose OF raising funds for
the Asylum, and the result was all that
could have been expected. The Opera
house was filleu to overtlowing, and the
programme, which was an excellent one,
was admirably carried out.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-22

Tho following programmes, comprising
choice selections from The works Of inc greab
masters, will be performed:
TUESDAY EVENING. .e-
PROGRAMML:
PART
1. Overture, "Oberon," ,"................we Weber
Gimore's Band.
2. Solo for saxophone, "Fantasie Original" -
Mr. z. A. Lefebre.
8. Invitation La Danse, Concert Valse Bril- Bril-
""n'e'' iGiiimiore's Band. ''0N
4. Air and Variations for Voice. ......... .Proeh
Miss Emma u Thursby.
6. Fantasia, lie Prophetic" ..,,.. Meyerbeor
Gilmore's Band. '1.l
PART IL.
G. Overture, 'sDer Freschutz," ....,.....W Weber
Gilmores Band.
T. Solo for Cornet, "Air and Variations,g-
Mr. NJ Arbuckle.
Mozart
Gilmore's Band
9. Echo Song, with Flute Obigato. .... Bishop
Miss Emma q. hursby. ~.
fThe Flute 1bligato played by Dir, Braoht)
10. schiller FESTIVAL March" ...Meyerbeer
Gimores Band. .rr,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. '"l'
PR0GKAMME: f4
PART
1. Overture, 81 annhauser." Wagner
Gilmore's Band.
2. Solo for Saxophone. "Norma Fantasie,"-
Beilini
Mr.. f. A. Lefebre.
8. Grand Selection, "Lohengrin," ...... Wagner
GmOre's Banu.
4. Aria, from the Creation. with Verduro
Miss Emma 6. Thursby.
s. Paraphrase de Concert ''Lorey," .Nesyadba
Gilmore's Band.
g. Overture, .'william reIi,". Rossint
GimOre's Band,
{. Solo for Cornet Isl TIL Savas," ,"......... Baife
Mr. III. Arbuckle.
8. Diyertimento, on Airs from the Operas
Mcyerbecr
Gilmore's Band.
o. Air and Variations for Voice ......... Rode
Miss Lmma q. Thursby.
10, Overture. on Themes from the Operas Of
Mozart. art............:....., .Suppe
GilmOre's Band.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-22

WoOD's THEATER. - Miss Charlotte
Thompson will begin an engagement at
this house this evening i'll the part oil
''Jane Eyre" IN an elegant version Of
the delightful story of that name. Miss
Thompson enjoyed high degree Of popu.
larity here in former years, and her many
admirers will be GLAD to welcome her re.
turn after an interval of several seasons.
The play will be mounted in Manager
Macauley's best style, with an excellent
cast from the stock company.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-22

THE young girl named Dearing who
left her home in Covington last Tuesday
afternoon for the purpose OF dropping
some letters in the post-ofiice of that
city was found last night by Captain
Brady and returned home to her parents
this morning.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-22
REMOVAL.
STATE OF OHIO, INSURANCE DEPARTMkNT,(
COLUMBUS, January 30th, 1876. I

STATE OF OHIO. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS, January 3Oth, 1876.
VIZ HEREAS, The FIRE ASSOCIATION OF
w PHILADELPHIA, located at Phladel-
dclphia, in the State Of Pennsylvania, has filed
in this Office q sworn statement by the proper
officers thereof, showing Its condition ana busi-
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, l, VIM.
+. Church, Superintendent of Insurance OF the
Slate Of Ohio, do 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 tue current year
The condition and business OF said Company Mt
the date Of such statement (Dec. 81, ISi4,) Is
shown as follows:
Aggregate amount Of available
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities
surance 2,l4s,8 s,89s s5
Net Assets. s.................. 9s6.737 05
Amount of actual pald-up Capitals 100000 %
Surplus us...................,,,,$ 4S8,T57 05
Amount Of Income for the year in
cash.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -. l,oop,bUo Uu
Amount Of Expenditures for the
year IN cash. h............,,,.,..... 1oO.4i2 oD
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.
(sEALl WM r. CHURCH,
superintendent
JOHN s. LAW & SON, Agents, No. 70 West
Third street, Cincinnati, ..
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-22
CENTRAL PRINTING WORKS. 9Th 1 Central Aveur,

r EGAL.-Court Of Common Pleas, Hamilton
~ County, State State OF OhioIJulia Sonnenberg,
No. 45, ,e63-The above named defendant. whose
residence Is unknown, is hereby notified that
on the 18th day Of February, 1875, the above
named plaintir filed her petition in the Office
of the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas, of
Hamilton County, State of Ohio, charging said
defendant with adultery with one Antonia
Janoschek about midsummer, 1873, at No. 81
Gillian street and No. Wall6sch street, in the
City of Vienna, in the Empire of Austria, and
asking that she may be di' orced from said de-
fendant, and that the custody and control of
their daughter, Henrietta Sonnenberg, may he
awarded to her. Defendant is further notified
that said petition will stand for hearing at the
expiration Of six weeks IRON the date hereof.
Defendant is further notified that on MON
DAY, the 18th day of March, 1876, plaiutiff will
take the deposition Of sundry witnesses at the
office Of DR.. Alois Mayer. HoF & GERICHTs.
Adyocat. No. Steanplatz, 3rd floor, in the
City VI Vienna, Austria.
HOADLY. JOHNSON n COLSTON,
Atty's fOr Yiaintiff.
GINorNNATI, February asd, 1875. fe2s-et, NJ
, 1875-06-11

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Wttntfterinm abtrete nrb in Der Chat bot Der
@onieil Yrdioent Sonnesbsd uusbritlib
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Darouihiu bot fih Der 4nsIduB liber einen
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BON beibsn Sbln9en sebiaigt uerOen .miro.
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Die 9Sfe pon Berlin unb Dresden beiuhen.
baun aber nod Stodbolm auridfebren.
Den Beiud in Petersburg madt er srt i'm
Suit, menu &aiier Ileranbsr bort BON @ms
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1907 geboren porben, I'M fid ben Sesen bes
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iiberreoet baben.
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faloiienen Sertra9 1T bte Suiel Sahalin on
Der Nmurm!inbuug aQeinige8 rn f 8
8efibtbum 9eworben. Sapan bat auf
ben ibm bisber gebDrigen iiolidsn Ebeil
perai1tet. Seet lou auf Der Sniel Der 8ers.
ban bnr6 Fbiriide Strdftuse betrtebsn
werben; es ftub bort ndmlib bebeutenbe
&ohIsnf0se. Die nene rnifi9s YoftOro.
ming tr,tt am l. Sui in &raft; bic @ebib.
rem fino ermaBigt uno Dos Beteuselo auise.
boben. Gum Sau bon @tienbabnen bon
Cliffs mad 8afu uno mad Der perfi9en
@rdn3e bat bic &esieruns ibre @enebmisuns
ertbs,lt.
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RIOTS, %ionbern Grifupis Is iibernommeli, on
oes nit ieiuen @snoiien absetretenen 8ulsa=
ris 5teae bas StaatsiGiff burd bic @esen
Der 8arteileioenibaften binonrf3nfiihren.
Seine eriten Mabre9sln maren 9eimididuns
Der sal3 3erriitteten Deputirtenfammer,
4norbuun9 BON Meumablen. abberufuns
idmmtlihsr @eianoten, Inienuns neusr
8rdfecten uno 8ieoererSfnuns Der neulid
sei9loHenen uniperftdt. @r geb6rt Der
INSTRUMENTATION Yartsi an unb iou nun
5eisen, oh oieie bas &egieren better ~uerfieht,
ais bic ueridlifeaen Staatsmanner Der less
ten Sabre. 2OmbaroOs lift aud nit an's
Ruoer sefommsn, uuo omar fir bic Suftis;
ole anberen Steuerleute beiben RaGi, yet.
mesas, @ennatos uno 9erbi.
, 1875-06-11
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edlbar Ia. utnn man re6tasitte, ME sprsefArtebsn, bic
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Sstt eat man nns stiaSt: &aDir babsn ~ Sbrsr Wlsetjtn
busa ben @ebrau& Sbrts Cordial une Der -DyspepEs.
pine" efpett pprben fnb.@ Nuf Grluaen strSntattGen
sr MY sa asueais i'm sats1sas ss astssnIsa. uaiss.
&yssiftsI gDss, u. ass. 1863.
Dr. !: O.. 9. aDtfhart. - aDertber Rrrl Sm aptH
1858 ssfti a1sia sta Nnisnss anbeb.atsnbss 5aaen. ga-
we Ct faste, mir stpas Grlti&truns terf&afeu ,parbs,
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eta ~rfatrsnts Hsststxrs. sslasr Baialtats. Gipivms
htfst mibmtt lttnt saate 3sttb unteriu&ans BON pa.
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~iulfirtnes Werite ss1. anertannter 9a&tisittt asbea tom
sur Seize; fur bic 9smatunstn berlabeu urrSta BEN
pubitfam lttnt Rotten bre1nff.
Cine fsl@e @slsssnbeit ststtt tens aHstre &nRalttm
eanbt.
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lid beantuprtei. 8tmeFrn ipattn tn 8Urm psa
.asedbfeln oser posaneetfunsen
aberme&t utrben.
prets sSa Mtlbarts ~duaertsan DssptRa plus 81
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iraees per pph J~ueeanbt.
Trtis ssR Diibarts .ytns Free Ear Gsrbial~ $3.50
per 5laf&e ssT 81 y1 Dabtab GIaf&sn. 8aitabuae
pee Gypree.
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4. q. q. E1tfbart, NJ. D..
70. 232 Nsrh 9mtite Ctr,
philadelphia.
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, 1875-06-11
GurppGiSbe MunoiAau.

Bon ben nit ben lsbten enropdiiden 30.
fen angslangten Na1rihten 9eben mir in
Eol9enoem etne ueberfi6t:
Ser &rie9sfput wel4er id eben
au persiehen iften, murbe burb b1dft auf.
iouenbe alarm %artitel, pelhe BON einem
Barrier Centrum aus gleidaelti9 ibren Meg
In bic frans0fihe nnb engliide Preie nab.
mer, BON Reuem in ben Torbergrnno 9eserrt.
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SIanfreif bersufalen; nnb bic ein3'se Spff,
nuna auf Wabrung bes europdtihen Erie<
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AL lessen, Der in Berlin elm entittebeneS
8eto einlesen miirbe. Bum Slid 1T
europa aud aus oieiem neuen Gpuf, bier
unb ba auf Soften zines selinoen S6redens,
benio unueriebrt berporsesangen, p,e War
aus Der @eipsnfernadt in Der 8olfsi6lubt.
gu ben ofiei0en Ssrnbisungen fam cine
offictsue Sefdtigung bes en8lii4en Inter.
ftaatSlefretdrs Der ausmarti9en Angeleger.
beiten, rpelter benz Parlamente auf @runo
amtlider Wittheilungen aus Berlin Der.
t1srn fonnts, oaB ~fsinerlet uriade %uorliese,
on cine St6runy bes SrieoenS gu 9lauben.
uno eine meitere feite Vir9i1aft fur oteie
3nperi6t CAB Der Seinb oeS &aiitrs bon
Nublano in Berlin. IS niht gu beior9en,
baB pon Der Spree aus Der Weltiriebe ge.
broheu werbe; unb bel Dem innissn Trenno.
itaftsbiinbnife, peldes bic Serrider BON
Deutihlanb uno &uBlano oere,nlst Elm
8inoniB, meldem aud Der Saiier BON
Deierrsid nabe fteht -. III eben 10 speni9 su
befiirhten, bab cine anoere Wfa6t eS ma9en
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Gage brahte Saiisr Altrauber i'm i~nnigfen
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