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Nnira9e: @arum bat SeiuS fir ildb u.,s
YstruS allein Steuer besablt anb fir Die a.,=
bern Npoiteln nidt? a.: @@ -"
boraus, ais bic I'll. sdriit er3ablt. Die Bibe'
iaet nirsenoS, oab ebriitus fir Die anoer',
Npoitei: feline Steuer ober gar besablt babe !;
iie er;ablt uns eimad, oab Gbriitus fir fid
uno fit Yetrus Die Nbsabe entridtete.. Dabei
lit nidt ausseidloiien, bab ber Serr 81 anbern
3eittn aud fir bic iibrisen apoifel bic Eat
besablt bat. Sbldon baS @banselium oariiber
idpeist, 10 t0nnen tuir oieies bod annelmen,
ba bet Guan9eliit ScbanncS uns ausoriidlid)
iast, bap piele Dinse, bic Se}ns set9an bat. in
ben Guaneelieu nidt aufsef@rieben inS: Oie
Nbgabe, Die Gbriitus fit iid unb fit Yetrus
beaobltc, mar eine Doppcloradme, nod un>
fern, @eloe etua 25 Gents. 60. biel mubte jes
oer Ssraelite, ber lib ct 20 Sabre alt mar, jabrs
lid I'M 8 fern an ben 9empel entrid)ten. SIN
II. Hapitel beS Gban9cliums BON NeattbduS
,urb uns bic Steucrbe1ablnng bes Serrn fiir
lid unb Yetrus mobl oesbalb er3a1lt, neil oer
Seilane bel bieiery geleseabeit ben spoitelfiir<
iten uno ernen Wapf BET fatbolil@en airde be-
ionbers ous;eidnen tunllie. ST i@idte Den
Yetrus aus Nfeer, BIZ. slnsel aus;utusrfen, III,
I'M eriten Giide bic Wliinse 5u bolen, pomit ct
Die Steuer soDleM ioute. suber ber suS3eid)s
nuna, Die oem Fctrns bier su 2beil puroe,
hattie bas @unoer Iuobt sorsiiolid) ben 3lued,
nen Yetrus III iciner lleberseusung bon Der
aottli1en @iiroe Selu G6riiti nod mcDr Su be-
feitiseu. IS lit bel Dem 9an;en @or9ansc aud
be,eidnenb, oab iid DC Steuereinnebmer &C,
raoe an Yetrus, uno an fciaeu anbern oer -
slpoltel wanbten. gs lit baber wabridtinlid),
bob aud oeie Sen Yetrus alS Die ra6lt b0@ft
Yerion nod Gbriitus betro@teten.
- Nnoere Nnfragem mubten tueeen V{an9el,
IN 3ei fit ipatere @umnern suriid gele0t uer<
ben.
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Dic 5. Nrei8aufAabe.

Ri9tise Aufoiunsen Ser 5. pretsauiaatt uareen
eiMgeianot uon:
Scbn G,raf, agilb. Sod getner Meper, Soispb Bor.
aSss 1spe on Is t s.
Siiber, Soepb g. Stein, 50. MaIenbcrit, 6. @rewe,
:: s$ntsn .: Ger,uelS,. ): 0sr,uelsa4: strsaer,
Sa2 "iG ~ e5Safr w SSi gs9 ss
Maaner,.gbas. G9sue, eatb. Mlbers, Sesna aiefer,
g. 6. g0lnlede, Soiepb sSebmna, y. Webmins, geo.
S aaat e 9fs s"ss efs1s M assft s5as;
eatido S. 81. Ycude, @einrih aaSemann, Soiepb S.
srssmann, Sobn @sterod' 9 @eo 8. sibhe, jr 80
5egers, a!o9Ens tYsa1aann Soiep9 SoHreese. 8:
2rede, Sutton Yrnes SOB: Salsemortb slomanns
Marp ntlsot, 9orotbea eiiel parp granite, Wil6eIm
Riebemaun .@einrid 8iebeman,,, Warp Gnma
sssn!pf Sobn Ssursnl' Triebsri@, Tobgrdn, 9e!ena
2romauat, Ibroo. S5rine NatIaril,a Berger, Snlius
Stamm Sohn Ssmmint sp Sobn Martsan" so! $o9M
Auaeper, Maria glep, eissie SIsp, sMerlarb S. Re=
baae Trans @iet So6n 3Sgee,nan,l, Carl llbIenbatc,
SroneS Va senee. steam Aiitnsr, Sobn s4eeg, Ga
tyrnber, subuis enD, 9ro''t g. stsns, 9: Sisd9oif,
e. Ouerwoter. 8. s. S@omatcrs, @eo. Mii!ler. Yer=
Mars nttin9' $: s. MieMaber! :: sdGnbo, a"a"it
9ieie Iamcu wuroen nit gfummern be3eid)<
net, es iuurben baum bic ielbcn glummerm auf
Yapierltudden seldrieben, in ein Sc fdb setbau,
tudtis seruttelt, uno barauf aos Elm @aiien<
tnabe bes Yomerob Baiienbouies nod einan~
Der bic fol9eaben Numnern IS, so, 80, LOG,
81, 50. 9ieie entipreden ben fotsenben Nomen: !:
3. Steltenpobl, Cincinnati, ..
Soiepb 9offra9e, Dabton 8.
@atDarina Berger, @obin9ton, 81.
@eorg W(I((er, Cincinnati, 8.
Gbas. @d)etue, @obin9ton, &D.
&omanuS &eitg, @beelina gS Sa.
Die ieds Yreiie, beitebeno aus ie elmer @ro,
fbire, puroeu an oieie @eninner bereitS abscs
ianbt.
W Sir bic bielen einseianbten neuen auf<
gaben banten luir beitens. Gini9e tuaren uns
id)on betannt, anoere baben mir friber id)on
abaeorudt. 0ieieniaen, ipelde interei1ant iine,
iollen nod uno nad I'M @aiienfreuub erldeis
men. 9od miiHen bic 9eebrten ginienoer Sc
bulb baben, bis luir oaran tommen.
W gbas. S@ciue polle rms Strabs unc
Sausnummer ungeben, oamit mir linn ben
Yrcis 5d)idcn tSnnen.
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81 1cne 81 nentenl

@eue a9entenh
s(a&oeai 9err @eors Rrieser bic Ngentur
unicreS 8lotteS nieberseltgt fat, babe,f mir ben
Serrn S ep @e mi ns 1888 2inn
@trabe, gun, Ngenten bes vSbio @a'ienfreuns
oeS" fir bic Staot 81 cinnati unb
lln,gesenb ernannt.
Sir Delp6os, g., baben ,uir beu $errn
ga par ". . = III anu ;um Nsen-
Ell ernannt
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= Cine & oulpieler an einen

Gin@ @oulpie1er an einem
populdren 9beatsr Stem Dorts lpurb.
Eturali9 i'm 9oufe zines Mbenos ledsmal
beraus9eru fen: 9retmal burh thas
Publifum, 3tueinlal >our1. Den @recutor
uno einmal bur9 leinen @4neioer
- Wenn Elm RaImiide cine 'beirotbs.
fdbi9e So9ter bot 10 5iebt ct auf leinem
9aule cine beufarbi9e Glagse auf. Mer
0ann aber Die 8rout beimfiibrt, m0dte
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fdob unb auf Qtbens5tit ins 3ubtbaus
9eionot wuroe> lit unheilbor ,pabnlinnig
seluoroen unb beiinoet li@ jekt i'm Srren !.
baul le su Wuburn.
- Sc tpara i'm SoDrs bes 9errn 1894, als
elm reformirtW Yrcoi9ef in @eitfalem Slide
uno Bcrluiinld)unaen gleid Bomben sauf Die
Seiniten i1leuberte Seine ,3uborer, meld)e
BET Wrebist nidt NIT lonoerlider sluf inert lan.o
feit folgten, a1teten nur auf Die ;pei erien
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oft bet Yrebiser bic Seiuiten nannte, paS iebr
bduf9 borfam, madten bic 3ub0rer cine 8er>
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Feer unb lebenbiser iuurben Aie Gbrcnbe5eu<
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befinoen ii6 in Nfen "a, in afrita 2, in
Norbamerita 80, in Sioomerita S.; auberoem
inb nod 81 ScIuiten in Guropa 1eltlt in ber>
idieoenen Miiiionssebieten tbatis.
Nufsobe:4 :4Uiinf Nerloncn IoIen flint &C.,
tod)te Gier 70 unter%it1 tbeilen, oab ieoe cit,
aanaes 81 betommt une bod nod ems in bet
Sdui1el bleibt?
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6es 00ttli6en SerSens Sesu

Monatsi@rift hes @ebets= =apoitoIates. Dit gensb=
misMng ber geitldben Dbern uMb nit 8enusMng Ses
Sir Die Denti6en Mmertas erSan;t uns berausae=
gebea pom Soierb @bbbel Is, 4farrer Der Ct.
Mu9uiinus =Nird1e III Gouin9ton (, &y, unb Director
beSBebets =Mpoitoats fir bieDeutihen Worbane ritos
Ser Sabrgans pon 12 9tsmmesn toitet $500. >
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e @mu:diaden uerianot our9 bic
Grprsb u
6. g. Yittsburals.. IS. 8, GoIeoo /. =
6. g. 8. - @. 81. 2. IS. 8, $. 81. G.

Ssn GQiniter, =, erbielten iuir bic oritts
Mamnler eiuer neuen .beutideu 3eituns, bic
een 9itel Stern beS''ueitliden Sbio" fubrt,
uno elm 0ofalblatt fir Nnglai5c Gcunts iein
fol-.
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tY 0ie @abrbeit. Sn ber aanaen
Melt sibt es feline bencre uno luirtiamere DE-
bisin ala Or. Mueuif 46ni0'8 Sans
burger xropfen uno f0nnen ipir sebem
empfeh!ea. oieielben ltets aur 9ano au 1aben.
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Nereiu8= : Mn3ci0e.

Die gfitelieoer beS beutiden slrbeiter Inter
itiibunss= =@ercins iino Aier,ait oringeno eriudt,
ii@ bel Der ndd)iten 8erlammlung, als ap l..
Mai 1875. aae o9ae Nusnabnle 5u erldcinen,
oa lebr .iuidtiae Sad)en gu pcrbonoeln lino.
Midael 8lattnar, Trdi.
Safob 8edle Sefr. GO5)
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= &tiieitoe sM9cuten 9elu9t
fit ben vObio @ailcnireuub". @eeignete Yer<
ionen, iuelde Siderbeit III boarem @elbe itellen
tonnen, pollen iid melben bel benz SerauSgeber.
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. eB Die QSabrbeit, bab 3leioer unb
Sute fir Serren uno &naben idou lanse nid)t
10 biQis iuarcn, lpie iett ltebcrseust Gud)
ielbit I'M ...
9elpgort&leiberz rz@ei@aft
Srcnt Ctr, aDii@eu Court flnb 8utternut,
eroN, o..
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-20

Laura Lassig, (white) swore out q
| warrant on Thursday against Major
Travis. (coloredl charging him with a,.
sault and battery. The case was called
before squire True this morning, and
,he Major explaining that the case was
| brought merely lor his annoyance. waiy-
cd an examination, and gave bail for his
| appearance before the Grand jury.
Laura, On being examined by the
| aSistrate, sWore that she api her
friend Louisa Williams went to the Nav
ors office, looking for Mr.. Hendricks a
| legal gentleman, and that Travis sent
her away on an errand; that on her re-
turn ''the other lady," Who had remained
IN The office with Travis, complained that
he bad insuited her; that She Laura
demonstrated with the Major, saying thai
he ''shouldnt insult IA poor lone girl y
ana that tlereupon the Major aforesaid
III spIte OF his lameness and good clothes.
assaulted her, threw her down. checked
her until she was "nearly black in the
face,"' and stamped her on the breast
with his feet.
All this the Major Indignantly, boldly
and virtuously denies, and mildly sur.
gests the facts in the case and that "t6e
ladies were drunk' and that he repeat-
ediy invited them to get out of his office,
ana hnally on their refusal to comply
With his request, he was obliged to put
Laura out by force, and that only be-
cause he was obliged to do so to rid him
sell OF their contaminating and degrad-
ing society.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-20
A Story Of u Hindoo Judge,

The Calcutta CORES pondeut OF the
London Times writes as follows:
~ heard a pretty story the other day,
circumstantially told, and if not cir
cuMstantially correct it ought TO be 80.
1t certainly is true, generally, and it
presents picture of u beautiful Hindoo
character--lhe Hindoo's attachment to
his earliest home. You have also told
stories of English lads, and how they
| made their way TO honor and usefulness
against all odds, from Dick Wilmington
doWnWards. Here is u story OF a Hin
| doc lau-as brave lad as ever stepDed
the late Justice Mittler, Judge OF the
| High Court. He was born in little
| Hiddoo village, and of a parentage that
| The old story tellers would have termed
poor but honest. He received his euu-
| cation know not where, but he came to
Calcutta, as many young man has gone
to London, TO carve his way to fortune;
only in his case there was contention
! against dominant race. He held his
own, however, through all reyerses,
| through good and evil report, till the
| time when the Hindoo mad become a
Judge OF the High Court.
Perhaps this may help to correct some
OF the prevalent Stiffness about Bengal
| shalloWness. He worked splendidIy,
| subdued himself, sat in modest dignity
l speak from knowledge, for have seen
| nlm ON the bench Of tue hight court, de-
| Cidlpg intricate cases as "a Judge and n
| gentleman. At last he was seized with
| fatal disease. He asked to be taken to
| u sanitarlum, and he was obeyed, Time
went On, but he only became worse. Ii
was death, The doctors mOurnf,llly said.
IHen he had but one request, He had
| sat ON the judicial bencn, had been a
| marked man at the levees and drawing.
rooms, at pubic institutions which
sought TO distinguish names. English.
| men OF tie first dIctInetioA---notably Sir
Barnes Peacock-did themselves an
honor which Will not soon be effaced
from the minds of thepeop!e of Calcutta.
by making the native Judge their
friend. Now, then, had come the grand
issue OF all, and the dying Judge begged
TO be taken to the village, and. [ sin.
pose, the house in which he was horn.
In this way the TWO ends of life came TO-
gether-simply as in the play of children
and grandly as ia the true heroic stories
of mankind. There, where the trees
which he had loved in his childhood
waved before his eyes, the pure and no.
bic Judge died. The poor Hlndoo, when
he reels his last moments coming to an
| end, tries his best 10 "craWl to shome,'-
to the muddy tank, the grove OF cocoa
nuts or bamboos, and to the family
gathering at eventide, which few Hin.
docs ever forget, GO where they may.u
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-20
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY
WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

CINCINNATI, Saturday, Feb. s0-Noon.
Clear or fair to-day; fair or partly cloudy to-
:aorrow, and probably somewhat cooler.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-20

The current number of THE WEEKLY
STAR contains in brief the Congress .onal
and 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, dc. Also lead.
ing editorials Cn Our Public Domain
How TO Prevent Ciime--N0 Hard Times
IN Obio-More Taxation on the Poor for
the Benefit of the Rich--Hol ior Brazil
Rev. Mrs. Van Acknowledgements So
cial Observation-Disclosures WbiskyTax,
DE. Several Short Interesting Stories.
Poetry. Matters OF Local Interest. Mar
ket and Financial Report, &c. Price a
cents in wrappers ready for mailing, 10
be obtained at our counter.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-20
WOODS THEATER.-There Will h.

WOODS THEATER.-There Will b. o
"Col. Sellers" Matinee to-day, ana thie
evening Mr.. Raymond will conc,nde
his brief and brilliant engagement. The
house has been literally packed on aanh
occasion of his appearance during The
week, and we doubt if there is unnn
record in this city more successful on.
gagement i'll any respect than this of Mr..
Raymond has been. IL is a fitting tri.
bule to rare talent and genuine ,Serit.
Next Monday evening Miss Charlotte
thompson will open at this house in her
elegant role Of "Jane Eyre.v
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-20
STATE OF ONO, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT }

COLUMBUS, January 3Oth, 1875.
NTHEREAS, The IMPERIAL FIRE Insur-
w ance Company, located at London, in the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and ireland
a Foreign Ire Insurance Company, is possessed
of at least the amount OF actual capital required
Of similar companies formed under the pro-
visions OF the act entitled IAN act to regulate
Insurance Companies doing an Insurance bilsi-
ness in the state OF OHIO" passed April 9th,
1872, and the acts amendat0ry thereof and sup
Elementary thereto. and has deposited with
the superintendent Of Insurance of the State Of
Ohio, IN trust for the benefit and security Of it's
pOlicy-holders resulting in the state Of Ohio,
sum not less than one hundred thousand dol
lars, in stocks and securities required and al
lowed by said acts, and has fled in this Office
q certified COPY Of its Charter or Deed OF Set
tiement, and detailed statement of its assets
and liabilities, and evidences OF investments,
and otherwise complied with all the requisi-
tions OF the said acts, which are applicable to
Foreign Fire Insurance Companies, partner
ships and associations.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance OF law, /, Will
liam +. Church. Superintendent OF Insurance OF
the State of Ohio, hereby certify that saId Com
pany is authorized to transact s appropriate
business OF Fire Insurance in thi: State, in nc
cordance with law, during thu current year.
The condition and business OF said Company,
December 3lst, 1873, as shown by statement of
Home Office madc to this Department, is as
follows:
Amount Of actual paid-up Capital. f7OO,UUO 90 0
Aggregate amount OF available As
scts". Il 1895, ,552 10
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities,
Except capital including re-in-
surance .,................. 415,5s6 10
Amount OF Income for the preceding
year in cash ..................... 7as,a2o 81
Amount OF Expenditures for tho
preceding year in cash. ........... 658.d32 ~
The condition and business OF the United
States or American Branch, DecemUer 3lst,
1874, is shown by statement. as follows:
Aggregate amount Of available As
se,s IN the United States ........ s 922, 1926 10
Aggregate amount of Liabilities in
The United states, including re-
Insurance.. ,.......... .....;........... 3d., Az Is
Amount OF Income for the preced- e
ing year in cash in the United
States. es........................ -. 5a2, ,593 40
Amount of Expenditures for the
preceding year i'll cash in the
United states .................... 46f, ,355 ~
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.
lsEALl WIN. +. CHURCH,
Superintendent.
JOHN s. Law, Agent, No. ~ West Third
trect, Cincinnati, y. "
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-20

ana Railroad Company for the Pearl
street Market space, and to reduce aud
secure the collection Of the rent of said
space, after some discussion was passed
yeas 81, nays 8. Armstrong, Engelke,
Kantz, Koller, Loder, Meyer, Won Seq
germ and WulIeek voting negatively.
Adjourned.
THE Pan Handle Express from the
east jumped the TRACK this side of Column
bus this morning, fortunately doing little
damage except to detain the train a few
hours. Tne passengers confirm our yes
terday's dispatches regarding the rail
road accident. Fifteen persons injured,
and the whole train of cars burned.
WE learn from private source that
the residence Of Capt. .. IL. Ross, of
Washington City, with all It's contents,
was destroyed by fire on Wednesday
hear Of his misfortune with hearHelt sor-
row.
THE Grand Union Building Ass0ola-
tion filed its articles OF incorporation to-
day; capital stock Sl,275, 200, divided into
shares of S425 each. +. Il. Vollnecke,
Chas. Weber, A. Surman, Z. Schroeder
and Nj. L. Buchemiller are the inc c0rpor-
at0rs.
A MAN by the name of Robt. Il. Jones,
| was arrested yesterday on the charge OF
forging the signature of B. Hengehold on
an order for groceries from II. Buening,
| u grocer at the corner OF Eighth and
Freeman streets. In his possession was
found a forged note for s6O, signed by
H. Kaufman, against the First National
| Bank, and two other notes bearing the
signature OF Hegehold " Co. for 500, and
the other for $500 against MIR. Clerson.
] He stated that at one time he clerked on
| steamboat. In the Police Court this
morning the case was continued until
| Wednesday, Feb. 25d, on account OF the
| absence OF some important witnesses.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-20
ECONOMY.

Aside from their excellence their is economy
in buying DR.. Prices FlavOring Extracts, as
the bottles hold one-half more than Others pur-
porting to hold the same quantity. They are
the most natural fiavors made, and in strength.
With DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder and
DR.. Prices Flavoring Extracts, we can have
articles Of our daily food made palatable. en-
joyable, digestible and healtnful. The cheap
alticles in TINS line are odious comparisons
with DR.. Prices preparation, which in quality
are fit for the highest in the land yet at price
within the reach OF the poorest. Buy the pow
der only in cans securely labelled not in bulk,
as many have been deceived thereby.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-20
GILMORE.
AND HIS RENOWNED
22d Reg ment Band,
OF NEW YORK.

HAVING BEEN SELECTED TO CONDUCT THE GREAT
CONCERT IN AID OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF
KY, PROPOSE 70 GIVE SERIES OF CONCERTS,
on THEIR OWN ACCOUNT,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-20
DIED.

RAUTLEDGE--At his late residence, Tay-
Ior street, West Covington, on Friday morning,
February l9. John Rautledge, aged 36 years
ami ~ months,
Funeral to take place from his late residence,
Taylor street, Wsst Coylngton, Sunday at 2
p. M. The American Eagle Lodge, /. .. y. f.,
will please take notice.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-20

The following programmes, comprising
choice selections FROM tho works or the Ereae
masters, will be iart'tined:
TUEgDAf EVENING.
PGOGRAMME;
rARTI.
Il 0'ef''i0' gi GilHore,s Band. d'''''''' S'''-
g Solo for saXophonc, "Fantasie ofiginai,n-
Mr.. T.. A. Lcfcbre.
8. Invitation q Ia Danse, Concert Yalse Bril-.
'"A'''' Giimcros band "''''
4. Air aud Variations for Voice. ........ PrOc1
Miss Emma Z. Thursby.
s. Fantasia, lie Propbuteh .Mcy0rbccr
Gilmolp'S Band.
PANT Il.
g. Overture, "Dor frelschutz," .,.n... Weber
Gilmore's Band. ''s
T. Solo for Cornet, "Air AID VariatioBs,r--
Jts Beriot
.. Grand Selection, '-Gems Of the opsras,r-
Gilmore's Band
Q. Echo Song, with Flute Obiigato. .... Bishop
Miss |,.nma Z. ahdfsby. :
(1he Flute 0bligate played by MI. Bracht)
Gilmore's Baud
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
PROGRAMME:
/. Overture, "2annhalaser," ...........W Wagner
Glmore'5 Band.
Z. Solo for SaXophone, 'NOrina Fantasie,"-
Beuin
Mr. Il. a. Lefebre.
.. Grand Selection, "Lehengrin,o Wagner
GilM0re's EAnu.
4. Aria, from tho Creation, with Verdure
Miss Emma &. Thlmssby.. ' -
8. Paraphfasc dc Concert, "Lcrelyp .Se6Fadba
Gilmoro's Band
. o,,o,....o ,.,y,,,;r rMhi I'M, ~; ,,J
Gilmure's Band.
:. Solo for COrnet, "ci tn SaYaia," .Balf0 a
Mr.. NJ. ArbuckIC.
s. Diyertimento, on Airs from the Operas,-
Meyerbeori
Gilmore's Band.
9. Air anu Variations for Voice .......... Redo
Miss Emma c. ahgisby.
TO- Overture, on Themes from the Operas OF
Gilmore's Land.
CONDUCTOR .-.-........,...p. s. GlIMoRE.
POPULAR PRICES.
ADMISSION ................$ 81
No EntlQ Chdrge for Reserved Seats.
GALlA1IKf L f.....,.............. GOO
The sale OF Tickets will commence on SAT-
URDAf MORNING, trom 8 10 S O'clock. at
ChuIch's Music Store, 90 West Fourth street.
NOTlCE.--4Ec band Ia nov max ag II tour Of
tho principal Eastern and Western Cities. on
their way 10 Louisville, KY, 70 tll an engage
ment in the latter city OH the 2lth OF February,
in aid Of the Public Library Of kentucky.
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-20

DAINTER'S MANUAL-A Complete Prac-
l. teal Guide to ali Branches of Painting,
&C., 50 cents. ook of Alphabets for Painters,
Draughtsmen, &C., 50 cents. Book of Scrolls
and Ornaments, ~. Matchmaker end Jewel
er5' Manual. 10 cents. 5 ap-makers' Manual,
25 cents. Model Letter Writer. Practical Rules
for writing letters, deeds. receipts, mortgages,
wills, &C., &c. Price 81 cents.
Any OF the above sent on receipt or price,
poSt paid. Address ALFRED 7WARRLN,
Bookseller, 2l9 Central avenue, Cincinnati, ..
au5-1y-Yh.S&Tu
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-17

SHor HERsELF.-we learned from the
Hamilton stage driver. Tom DeMasters,
who arrived last evening. that frankie
Wilson, known as "The Money Bitter"
bad shot herself in the left breast, in
Hamilton, on Monday morning. and was
not expected to live. This was told De.
Masters BY Pat Ryan, who drives out
from Hamilton. We tried TO obtain the
particulars BY telegraph from Hamilton.
but the operator had left the office, it
being after o'clock when We heard the
news.
YIvIAS's ENTERTAINMENT. The box
Office will be opsn to-day at Hanley's
Hall, and parties DESTROYS can secure
seats for the entertainment, to be given
this evening. We will say TO those who
have not heard Vivian that they had bet
ter 60 and enjoy a good entertainment
for this evening. Those that have al
ready heard him we need not urge, be-
cause they will be sure to be there.
Secure your seats early, before they are
all taken.
MINING TAR. p. Dayton, County
Assessor, gives notics that the tax on the
proceeds of the mines for the quarter
ending September 3Oth, 1875, ara now
due and payable. Thh law in regard to
their collection will be strictly enforced
by him.
CHANGE OF TIME.-For the conven-
fence of passengers the Salt Lake stage
now leaves Phoebe at o'clock instead OF
Z o'clock as heretofore.