The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-12

AMONG Jne ,slsltOfs 70 Ine may feSJl'
val are the following newspaper cores.
hal; MIR. Carpenter, Chicago Inter-
Ocean; j. w. Breed, jamestown N. Y. }
Democrat; Myron A. Cooney, New York
Herald; j. &. Il. Hassard, New York
Tribune; Carl Meiz, Brainard's Mu-
sical Visitor, Cleveland; Charles Reed,
Pittsburg Leader; q. Blumenscheln,
PiLtsburg Telegraph II. Ii. Swift, Rich
mond Ind. independents; VIM. Ludden,
Southern Musical journal, Savannah,
Georgia; I'll. Gordon Temple, st. Louis
Democrat; l.. Waldman, Springfield
(O.) Republic; Andrew j. Smell, Toledo
Commercial; Dr.. I. III. Logan, Wheeling,
CIV. Va.) Standard; James Randolph,
Baltimore Bulletin; Emma q. Dewhuest,
-; Ii. S. RilIs, Boston Herald; NJ. G.
Lee, Int Lianapoiis Republican,; Henry
Watterson, Louisville .Cour. r.er-J ournal /;
Professor De Ricqueles, Dayto Demo
crat; Henry Nj. Mendel and b. Leiders-
dort, both of the Milwaukee Press; Sam
q. Cole of the Miami Democrat; Hans
Balatk, Illinois Stats Zeitung, Chicago;
George P. Upton, Chicago Tribune and
New York World.
THE following is the line Of march as
laid out for the procession of the Ger.
man Catholic Benevolent Societies on
Sunday: The procession will form on
Court street, right resting on Plum,
displaying southwardly, and will move
west on Plum to Central avenue, south
on Central avenue to- Eighth, west on
Eighth to Mound, south on Mound to
Fifth, east on Filth to Elm, north on
Elm to Sixth, east on Sixth TO. Sycamore,
north on Sycamore TO Eighth, east OH
m
way to Hunt, east on Hunt to Spring,
north on spring to Woodward, west ON
Woodward to Main, north on Main to
Thirteenth, west ON Thirteenth to Wal.
nut, south on Walnut to Eighth, west on
Eighth 10 Elm, north on Elm to Green
and st. Johns Church, where there will
be divine services. The procession will
then reform and move OH Elm to Find
lay, west on Findlay to Central avenue,
north on Central avenue to Bank, west
on Bank to Freeman, south OIL Freeman
to Eighth, east on Eighth to Baymiller,
north on Baymilier to Clark, east on
Clark to Linn, north on Linn to Laurel,
east on Laurel to Central avenue, south
on Central avenue to Ninth, east on
Ninth to Plum, and south to the Cathe-
dral, where the procession will disband.
The commencement exercises of the
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the College Hall last night. Nfnety-two
students were in attendance, forty-four
of whom received the degree OF doctor
OF medicine. The following are the
graduates: Philip Zahn, Ohio; John Ii.
Norman, Ohio; John w. Afford, Kansas;
Henry v. Byers, Iowa; VIM. r. Granger,
Pennsylvania; Thomas q. Tucker, Iowa;
Cornelius M. England, Kentucky; Jas.
s. Blair, Indiana. John NJ. MuIholland.
Pennsylvania; Henry o. Conway, Quiz ;
Sylvester Nj. Sherman, Ohio; Alpheus
b. Conway, OHIO; John IL. Woodward,
Missouri; William A. Gabbert, Indiana /;
Franklin ID. Pierce, New Yoik; Asa
Harvey, Missouri; Norman b. Michael,
Illinois; John Ii. Carper, Illinois;
John A. Wright, Indiana; James W.
Williams, Ohio; Moses Pretzinger,
Ohio; VIM. II. Mcdonnell, Indiana; I.
Willis Miles, Illinois; Robert Morris,
New York; Henry q. johnson, Illinois;
Perry q. CMyberg, Illinois; Reuben L.
Chase, New York; Louis A. Sager,
Texas; Frank Il. Whitaker, Ohio; Har-
risOn 5. Burson, Ohio; Joseph A. Leech,
| ir., Mississippi; john Ii. Murpay, Ken
lucky; Daniel Al. Bloom, Ohio; Enos y.
Loomis, Indiana; Henry O. MCDONNELL,
Indiana; Jonathan G. Rugg, New York ;
Mano Abbott, Indiana; David NJ. BOn-
ham, Ohio; Charles K. Levcring, Kansas :
Frank .. MOI. .hinney, Ohio; Jphn M.
Floor. Ohio; Frank +. klahr, Ohio /;
Frank g. qsvlor, OHIO; John II. Abbott,
OHIO.