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BURGLARS DISTURBED.
PLUCKY CONDUCT OF BOY FIFTEEN YEARS
oLD-HE AND TWO BURGLARS HAVE LIVELY
PISTOL, PRACTICE.

PISTOL PHACIICE.
NEW HAvEs Conn., August 25, 1875
C. C Davies prominent shirt manufactures of this
city and New York, has elegant residence upon
Prospect Hill the northern outskirts of tho city
The family is now away for the summer,
and the house is in the OF the gardener
Last night eight O'clock two burglars while forcing
an entrance the back window of the paror
prsed by John Fanshaw boy aged fifteen years, from
New York spending the summer in house near by who
asked them what they were doing and one OF the burg
lars replied Come here and you will find OUT at tha
same time firing shot from revolver at him. Fam
shaw drew his revolver and started 10 head them
OFF, they running TO escape. Both then fired at him,
putting ball in the calf Of his right leg. He returned
the fire three times, but they escaped. He will be laid
up a month His discovery and plucky action
probably saved considerable property the house 10
furnished in costly manner
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A USELESS EXPENDITURE TO BUY ANY METAL
trisses whatever-The TRUSS of THE ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY Broadway always comfortably holds
ruptures night and day till soon permanently cured
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THE HEALING, COOLING, SOOTHING EFFECT OF
GLENNs SULPHUR soar upon the skin when broken in
famed by bruises burns scalds rtated by euptona
sores surpasses that of lotion niment
Depot, CRITTENTON'S. No. Z Sixth avenue.
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GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS PROMOTE
healthy secreons assist the stomach and digestive organt
purify the blood cool the brain and clear tho
system of disease Sold everywhere. GRAEFENBERQ
COMPANY. SO Reade street. New York.
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was allowed by the referee who had TO caution Yates
curing te race lathrop protested against Ackerman
turning the wrong stake, and Ackerman entered a
counter protest against Lathrop for similar offence
AS neither boat seriously nterfered with other the
claim was not allowed, and both men got third place,
the decision being that they rowed dead heat
THE WINNERS OF THE SENIOR scULLs-PREsESr AND PAST
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50 25 TO NIAGARA; SO SO TO SARATOGA

FIFTY MILES AN HOUR
TAKE THE HERALD TRAIN EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING, AT HALF-PAsT TWO. FROM GRANu
CENTRAL DEPOT.
CONNECTING WITH THE LAKE SHORE AND
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN At BUFFALo; Also THE
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF CANADA AT
SUSPENSION BRIDGE FOR ALL POINTS WEST
AM AMP SOUTHWEST; HIStr, ONLY ONLY KEGTBLAR o FARH
HERALp, OFFICE; PAssENGERs @ @REcEIyEp FOR
BRIDGE, UTICA SYRACUSE, ROCHESTER,, BATA-
VIA, BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPEN-
SION BRIDGE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tickets can now be purchased through to Saratoga
Take Herald train Schenectady whore carriages will b0
In waiting passengers Saratoga arriving here
in time for breakfast.
Fare New York including delightful drive Of 20
miles through the country, .e 20
by rail for Lakes George.
Luzerne and Schroon. arri wing there before
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
POSTPONEMENT
The Krafy Brothers regreully compelled to- defeH
the first performance of
AROUND THE WORLD
until the 2Sth owing accident to the machinery at
dress rehearsal All tickets purchased for the 26A good
for the 2Sth; other days for AFTER dates.
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The following is the official time of the three first
heats

protest was entered against Frank r. Yates by r.
d. Bainbridgo OF the Argonautas, aud by James 7.
Mccormick, OF the Bcaverwycks that he gave them
his wash and took their water such an extent
interfere seriously with them in the race This claim
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INDISPUTABLE EVIDENCE.

ST. ELMO, ILL.,, uly =, 1874
r. " PIERCE, NJ. D., Buffalo n vi wish 20 add my tes
tmony wonderful curative properties of your ALE.
EXT. GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY have taken great
this medicine since first used it. badly
afflicted with dyspepsia liver deranged and almost perfect
prostration the So rapid and complete
did the Discovery effect perfect that II seemed
like magic and perfect wonder myself and since that
been without bottle Of the Discovery
and PURGATIvE PELLETS in the house They solid
family physician in the house, and ready all timed
the relief Of sckness-without charge. We have
doctor in the house since FIRST began the
Pellets and Discovery have recommended the
these medicines in several and complicated
thought impure of the blood
have they failed to than accomplish all
they claimed do will only mention remark.
able though could give dozens. Henry Roster, furni-
dealer this place who Of the ptful OBJ
his swollen of shape scales and
erupons without end extending TO his body, which
covered with bloches and scales Nothing that
he took affect It particle finally induced him
TO try few bottles Of the GOLDEN MEDICAL DIscovERY,
with daily Of the pellets assuring him would surely
cure him lie commenced the use some six weeks since,
taking pellets each night for week ther each
night the Discovery directed The result is to-day
his skin perfectly smooth and the scay eruptions are
He has taken eight bottles in ALL and
considers himself cured This case had banled the skin Of
best physicians Messrs Dunsord CO., druggists %
this place selling largely Of medicines and the do
mand steadily increases and they give perfect sasacon
In every - =
Respectfully w. II. CHAMPLIN
Agent American Express Company.
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LAST nAY

LAST DAY
OF THE AMATEUR BOAT RACES
THE DOUBLE sCIiIL
AND CHAMPION FOUR DARED RACES
SPECIAL DISPATCHES
wIrH THE FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT
OF THE RESULT,
IN TIE
EVENING TELEGRAM TODAY
THOUSANDS OF THE SICK AND SUFFERING
have been made strong healthy by PERUVIAN sYRUR
To-DAY'S QUOTATIONS
OF THE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
PER CABLE
- PUBLISHED IN THE
AT 10 O'CLOCK EVERY DAY
AND CAN BE FOUND ON ALL
THE NEWS STANDS
=, sro,,,,r STOCK EXCMANGE BROAD STREET
OR SERVED BY CARRIER TO ANY .-
.., ADDRESS DOWN TOWN AT 10 O'CLOCk-
LEAVE DIRECTIONS AT THE OFFICE
OF TUE EVENING TELEGRAM
NO. 2 ANN STREET tIERALD BUILDlNu.
WIGS, TOUPEEs &C.-G RAUCHFUSs, PRACTl.
cal wigmaker and Importer of Human Hair, No ~ EAa
Twelfth street near Broadway
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
l'attte.


The commencement exercises of Pulte
Homeopathic Medical College took place
last evening ut College Hall.
Tue prizes awarded were as follows:
l.. Ill. Randall, first prize in English
Latin and physical sciences.
j. q. French, first prize in clinical
medicine. $35.
d. d. Morrow, second prize in clinical
medicine, SO.
George =. Jeffery, third prize in elm.
icai medicine, SIS.
J. Il. Brown, scholarship, one volume
Raue on Pathology.
SIS. Black, general proficiency, book.
The following are the names of the
graduates: Frank Adams. Ohio; J. f.
Brown, Michigan; S. S. Back. Canada;
Tlos. w. Brown, Ohio; j.. Il. Bakel
Chic; l. W. Budeke, Tenn; G. f. Fisher,
Kansas: j. z. French, Ohio; S. X. Gels
er, Missouri; S. Griffin, Iowa; ia
cob Hummer, Ohio; George q. jeff
cry, New York; 0. j. Ii ION, Iowa; j. 4.
Lowry, Kentucky; l.. 9. Lukens, Ohio;
d. b. Morrow, OHIO; II. McGrew, Ohio;
S. Ii. Randall, Ohio; W. Il. Rukenbrod,
Ohio; w. A. Shapes, OHIO; Il. A. Whit
.ck,' Iowa; IL. Whitworth, Michigan;
w. l.. Williams, OHIO.
AT the close of the exercises the facul-
ty and graduates We're handsomely en-
tertaincd by Dir. Beckwitn, at his resi-
dence on Seventh street.
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been thoroughly considered. 1t was not
a subsidy. The amount asked was only
$28O, 900 a year, which was $4,000 u year
less than the Government now paid for
mail transportation.
HOUSE.-Immediately after the read
ing OF The Journal, the House, on motion
of Mr.. Dawes, went into committee OF
tile whole on the tariff bill, MIR. Hale, OF
Maine, in the Chair. Mr.. Roberts, of New
York, was recognized and said the bill
was necessity, and no item was IN tile
bill that would not put money in the
Treasury except the one clause repeal
ing the tax on matches.
The estimates according to the returns
last year showed that the receipts by the
bill would be sac, 100000, but upon the
reduced figure OF tue present i. would
be y34.3OO,U00. He had voted against an
increase of tax last year, but he now telt
that thinga had changed and there vas
a prime necessity for an increase of rev.
enue. He then proceeded to consider
the estimates of the Treasury for the
current years receipts and expenditures
and all went TO show the necessity tor
increased taxation.
He submitted the following as esti-
mates: From customs, $l52, 100000 i'll
ternal revenue, $l0j, $780, GOO; miscellane-
Gus sources, $25, 800, 900; making the to-
tai resources S2S3,600,U00, and the esti-
mated expenditures $275, 900, leaving
a surplus OF $6,OO0,0OO Tor the sinking
fund. The receipts might, he saii, TAIL
short OF these estimates, and the eX-
penditures might exceed the estimate es ;
so there was danger OF deficit at the
end of the year.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
The Hoard OF Aldermen.

The Board Of Aldermen met in regular
session. President Bishop in the chair,
and a bare quorum present. Journal ap-
proved.
The Chair presented communication
from the Board of improvements stating
that IN compliance with an ordinance to
construct the Walnut Hills and Avon
dale Street Railroad, known as Route
No 13, proposals had been advertised for
and hau eiicIted the bid of Mr.. A. Il.
Jones. A recommendation was made
that the same he awarded to him. On
motion the matter was laid ON. the table.
Tie COMMITTEE on Condemnation pre-
sen,ed an ordinance to condemn prop
erty to widen Brancn street at the west
angle west of Dunlap street. A commu-
nication from property holders abutting
on said street In favor Of the condemna-
ton was read and filed. An ordinance e
to yacate Nassau alley was read Tor tue
first time.
A number of resolutions from the Com
mittee ON Light were adopted.
The resolution to contract with T. G.
Marlsland. jun, 10 furnish 100 patent
lamps with municipalities attached, at
$6.5U each, was made the special OF der at
the next meeting at O'Clock.
An ordnance to appropriate 1926 IS to
pay Barton & O'Br.en for assessment on
property Of Catherine Schott, was read
iirst time.
The ordinance to appropriate $1,000
from General Fund to pay the Cincin-
natl & Spring Grove Avenue II. II. for
damages by removing their track, was
enyrOssed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
DeSfratCti,e E'ile

HARTFORD, CT., Feb. I2.-This morn.
ing u n. y was discovered in the rear base
ment of Millers block. Temple street,
occupied by VIM. NJ. Miller, dealer in
fancy dry goods, and is supposed to have
caught from the furnace. Several alarms
We're sounded. and the firemen promptly
responded, tut some time elapsed before
water could be procured from the frozen
hydrants.
The flames spread rapidly, and de-
strOyed Miller's block, and also the retail
store of Hamlh Il. Ingraham, adjoining.
The inmates Of the block were rescued
with great difficulty, and the greatest
excitement prevailed among the resi-
dents Of Temple and Main streets. Two
.firemen, named Otto Wheeler and Ed.
ward Fox, were severely injured by tie
falling Nalls. The total loss will reach
$2OO,OCO; insurance on stock and build
ingss, .Sl45,0O0, in various agencies here
ana in The city companies. The fire is
still burning. but Is under control.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12

BROOKLYN, Feb. 12.-The Court met al
II O'clock this morning with only eleven
jurors in their seats and Mr.. Evarts,
Judge Porter and Mr.. Abbott, of Beech.
ers counsel, were absent. AT 1880
Judge Nelson adjourned the Court.
A lew minutes later he received a dis.
patch from Eyarts, dated Fulton Ferry.
on the New York side, stating that the
BOATS had stopped running and he could
mot be over till late. Taylor, one of the
jurors. is still absent, and is supposed to
be on one of the boats floating up and
down the river.
Evarts and his party landed at Mar.
tins Dock, Brooklyn, at half past u, af-
ter two hours battling with the ice. The
City Court reconvened at p. NJ, when
the joint request of counsel was made
that the trial be postponed until AIon-
day, and after some discussion Judge
Nelson SO ordered, and an adjournment
was had till Monday at II Am,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
n stop.

The following letter by the Mayor has
been sent TO the managers of the Ma
tional Theater Comique and will explain
itself:
Messrs. Robinson and Gulick, Managers
National Theater:
SIRs-I hereby inform you that the
performance indicated as the "Female
Bathers" will no longer be permitted at
your place OF amusement. Such public
Representations being OF an indecent and
obscene character, have a demoralizng
influence on society and tend to cultivate
yitiated taste.
There are other unchaste incidents
which YOU arc permitting at your enter
tainments, and are alike depraving in
their effects. Task that this be discon-
tinued, and request that your adverus-
ing transparancies be no longer carried
through the streets of the city. With a
desire that you will regard this order,
and these suggestions, and thus prevent
the interference OF police authorities.
remain yours,
&. W. q. JOHNSTON, Mayor.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12

Capt VIM. Bay, Of the steamer Chesapeake,
Is in he city stopping at the Crawford House.
The following boats are laid UP IN the mouth
as IG MiebsSS Sss Jas
Molic kagan, Kitty Nye, Hope, james X. Ran
kin, Arg0 Paul Jones, Cattaraugns. Marietta,
CooDer, kesolute, U. s. dredge boats, Oswego
and Ohio, one steam pite driver, one canal
| boat, d barges and l5 flatboats.
The leugGn OF the Muskingum River Is $50
miies, and its greatest breau,h-at Marietta
| $50 feet.
| A new iron snagboat is being built at Caron-
do.ct. It IS TO be l50 feet long, IS feet beam, S
| feet hold and will draw IL inches. She Will
have three fore and aft bulkheads, and her
frame Is longitudinal.
The hull OF T.aBarge's new steamer, being
cOnstruc. ed by Hambleton, at Mound City. is
ready to launch IL Is 11j feet long, 32 leet
beam, and "A feet hold. She Will carry about
! 5U0 tons.
Tue Champion No. 8 was plying about the
river yesterday afternoon. rendering assistance
| at the different coal landings.
Capt. Wm. Fuller and Andy Harrlgan. OF the
| Gen. Lytle, came up yesterday from Louisville
! and will sojourn here until the resumption Of
| navigation.
! The new fashioned clrimneys on the new
| steamer Cons. Millar grow moro in favor every
| day. They wear well upon ones fancy. The
Miilar is ready to receive her outfit as soon rs
| the RIVER opens.
| The steamer Minnie, Yesterday brought 800
| barrels OF WHISKY from Petersburg tO Law
| renceburg for reshipment to Cincinnati By rail.
| The Rost0ng left Huntington last evening,
and will try and work her way through to Cin-
cinnatl.
Arkansas river was ut stand last night,
with 2 teet . inches in the channel.
| The steamer Alex Swift, is LAID up at Vcyay
| Island, alongside the Sam. j. Hale.
H0pes are entertained that the X. L.. Hudson
| (r centiy sunk by ice at Wheeling) can be
| raised. and efforts Will be made to gave her rs
| soon ms the weather mod rates.
| Work on Captain Lists new steamer, now
bmiding at Wheeling, West Va, is progres s.
| ing finely.
CAT. II. W Dugan has laid up the WI ecker
L. +. Lckert at Memphis, ana has gono to st.
Louis.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12

The following changes among Captains
and Lieu enants have been made at tine
different station.h0uses, by Mayor John
ston, this morning: Third street--Cap
tains Brady and Reider; Lieutenanis
sneilbaker and Kelly. Hammond street
Captains Day lor and Churchill; Lieu.
tenants Middendorfand Holmes. Oliver
street-vC aptains Heheman aud Hudson:
Lieutenants Williams and Werzel. Bre.
men street-Ca, tains Bork and Vessel
Lieutenants Smitn and Ridgway. Cum.
-minsyillc- Bernbuum ana
Bpninger. Vine-street H HiIl-Lieutenants
Cody aud WalDenstein.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
NEWS .FROM THE OLD World.


LONDON, Feb. 12-Edward Kendall,
American theatrical manager, was acci.
dentally poisoned, yesterday.
ANOTHER CRISIS.
A Paris correspondent says the points
of yesterdays vote in the Assembly on
the amendment to the Senate bill, pro-
vlding the manner OF elecling Senators,
are that it breaks up the minority OF last
week, and restores to the Bonapartis 8
the ground they had lost.
After the vote which makes the Senate
dependent on universal suffrage, the
only modification possible is the restrlc.
tion in the list of the citizens eligible to
Senutorship. ....,. ...
This will so obviously lead to the elec-
tion OF eX-lmperial functiunaries that it
is expected the committee of thirty viii!
withdraw the bill this evening. The
consequence will probably BIZ the disso.
luton Of the Assembly.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
st. IoHis Market.

ST. Louis. Feb. l2.- Cotton stcany and un-
changed. Flour active aud low and mcdiun
grades advanced; super winter, "A 2JG4 ~; ex-
ira winter, a IS "a 81: double extra, IA 0G4 6a
" heat dull and unchanged: No. red winter,
81 Oa3lal W;. Corn dull and lower: No. mix
cd, 6<0g 344c, Oats Gull ard low r:No..2. i6>sc.
Barley duii anu lower: No. spring, 81 .0sss
25: No. = spring, 81 3g(Gl 35. kye dull but un-
changed at IL.
WHISKY higher at 81 OssG1 03.
PORK irnier: small 10 5, SIS 80, round lots
held at SIS Is. Dry salt and bacon held firmly,
with only n small jobbing trade. Lard noni.
ral at. ;J,e. ~,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
CONnl.eSsi01.ak.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 12.-SENATI
The VIce-President laid before The
Senate communication IRON the Sec
retary of War, indorsing the engineers
report in reference to the extension OF
the Chesapeake and OHIO Canal TO Pitts
burg, which was ordered to be printed
Referred, 10 Inc Committee on Naviga
ton. Mr.. ANTHONY, OF Rhode Island,
presented the credentials OF Ambrose E
burnside as Senator from Rhode Island.
His term commencing March 4, 1876,
which were read and placed on file.
Mr.. Hamilton, of Maryland, presented
petition of the citizens of the District
Of Columbia against the abolition of the
washington Nav. yard. Referred to
the Committee on Naval A fairs.
Mr.. Ferry, Of Connecticut, presented a
memorial from the Common Council Of
Hartford, Conn, in regard to the i'm.
piovement of the Connecticut river, Re-
.1erred 10 the Committee on Commerce.
Numerous petitions were presented
against the removal Ot tie duty on tea
and coffee. .E
Mr.. Spencer, of Alabama, from the
Committee on the District OF Columbia,
reported bill for the exemption of
church property in the District from tax
alton, and asked for its immediate con-
sideration.
Mr.. Sherman, of Ohio, objected 10 its
present consideration. He said he had
the highest respect for churches, but he
thought they should pay taxes like other
people.
Tue Senate bill providing for the con-
.struction Of the Dallas & Salt Lake rail-
road and postal telegraphs, and for the
performance OF all government service
Tree OF charge, was then taken up. Mr..
sherman, OF Ohio, said this was a sub
sidy bill, and it was useless to waste any
table. - "
Mr.. Mitchell said the bill had never
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
GeoTge DOsninicE.

A series of resolutions indicative OF
respect to the memory of Mr.. George
D0minick, whose death was announced
i'll The STAR OF some days since, We're
adopted on 'Change Today.
They were OF a very lengthy and eX-
pressive character, and referred to his
life and character both in Il business and
social light in terms OF the highest re-
spcct and honor.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12

FIRE COMMISSIONER Hanna left this
| city last evening on a visit TO his son al
Rome, Georgia.
Bishop WILEY, of the NJ. E. Church,
who has been spending a few days in the
city, left for the East to-day. a
A PUBLIC parade of the police force is
| announced for the 22d, in which the day
policemen will participate.
Mr.. w. NJ. FORBES, for many years a
member OF the firm Of j. S.-Law d. son
died AZ Richmond, Ind, yesterday. =.
CHIEF OF POLICE KIERsTED has arrived
home from Mempnls, looking fresh and
rosy after his Mardl-Gras experiences.
VIM. ID. DUCKwALL, Of Hoaglands
Crossing, Highland county, WAS to-day
adjudged bankrupt on his own petition
THIEVES carried off about $25 worth oil
property rom Mr.. ShOrten's residence,
No. IL Fillmore street, last night. No
arrests.
JOHN L. SCHMIDT, furniture dealer, at
No. 40 West Fifth street, has made an
assignment Tor the benefit OF creditors to
L. q. Cam .,befl.
+ The case of Andreas Egner will be
called on March 1st in the Criminal
Court. The venire has already been is.
sued and process served.
The case of the State against Hamil-
ton County for S53 900, claimed to be tue
under an illegal appointment of taxes
is closed, and the referees have taken
the matter under consideration.
OFFICERS Burker and Williamson to-
day arrested a young man, about % years
of age, by the name OF Ed. Batemen, on
suspicion of having committed the rob.
berry OF A. p. Wachtman's jewelry store,
on Clark and Linn sts., yesterday.
MR.. TRUMAN b. HANDY, fell on Third
street, between Vine and Walnut. at
halfpast ten O'clock this morning, and
broke his ankle. lie was taken III Hor.
toms Real Estate office, where DR.. Jud-
kins attended him, IL ter which he was
taken to his residence on Fourth near
John.
THE rear car of north-bound freight
train on the g., Fl. Il u. Railroad jumped
the track last night at the Cincinnati q
Baltimore crossing, and ran in that way
until platform and q box Car were
wrecked on the "upper deck" part of
Millcreek bridge and thrown crosswise
Of the track: No one hurt.
THE Hawthorne Club is the name of a
growing literary society, whicm holds
forth every two weeks at Vicker's Hall,
corner Of Plum and Eighth streets. On
Monday evening they give an enlertain-
lnent, to which the public are invited.
The programme consists of the comedy
..'Area Belle" and the ''Governor's Wife,"
with very good casts in each.
The firm off. A. Simpkinson & 60. 4
who are receiving donations for the
grasshopper sufferers acknowledge the
receipt OF the following, which has been
forwarded to the care Of Hon. E. s. Sto-
YER, Topeka, Kansas: Over 1000 gar
ments OF clothing, and several bolts of
muslin; also cash donations of $50; also
The following packages: From Goshen,
Ohio. case mdse.; from Batavia, 8 cases
mdse.; from l.. Morris Il Co.. Lebanon;
rom Z. Selves, city, case mdse.; rom
Society OF Friends, city, case mdse.
rom Cedarville, ohio. II barrels and I |
boxes mdse.; from Bethel Church. Muir
lock, o., barrels and 215 yards muslin;
r. IN ladies of Lebanon. o., l box mdse
rom Yellow Springs, o., barrels and |
)oX clothing.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
A Lottefn Picnic.

Ex-Pollce Commissioner heather sued
Sheriff Springrheyer Yesterday Tor $50,
the price OF one hundred tickets to pic
mic given at the East End Garden on
Thursday, the 25th of last June, in be-
half of the West Walnut Hills Church.
Each holder Of u ticket was entitled to a
draw for q cottage and lot by the three
ball rolling system.
The case came before Squire johnson
to-day. Springmeyer sot up the defense
that the picnic was disguise for a lot
terry scheme contrary to the laws of the
State, and the parties compromised on
SO.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
POLICE COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE MARCHANr.

BEFOKE JUIVGE MAKCHANT.
Lewis Searles, Pa. Hudson and Lewis Long
exhibi,in. gaming devices, continued to Feb
l9.h; A. {. Crockett, cruelty, etc.. continued &c
Febl uary ,3.h; Thomas Einery's Sons, ,obstruct-
ing street, co. tinued to February loth: john
Logan. thief. etc, two months; Frank Hcmber-
ger, emDezzlement, dismissed; WIN. Newman,
Obstructing street, continued To Februa Y 10 n:
Frank MITCHELL, embezzlemcnt, continued to
February th.
Drunk and pisordcrly.-C les Hamilton,
81 and coats; Mary w elsh, alias Judy o'root,
dismissed; j. w. Buchanan and Jernie Me-
Clay, dismissed.