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Police Court,

Miscellaneous-D. Il. Garin. ST., d. Z. Garfn
jr., J. Taylor. Geo. Stevens, carrying conceals1
weapons, dismissed; VIM. Yornholt, usuisss-
tion OF office, dismissed; Peter Ellerwein, M
sisting officers, S. and fine remitted; Charaes
Remelin, oustructing street, dismissed: isenl.
Loroner and John Leach. malicious de,
struction, continued: Chas. Pelton, c0mulSt-
tirg nuisance, SIS; Frank Cradley and VIVA.
Heron. ma nslaughtcr. Continued; Isaac Smith.
malicious destruction, Sc; Geo. McCarthE,
same, dismissed.
Petit Larceny-John Beckman and Andres
Mitchell, 80 days each; George Richardssa.
continued.
ID unk and Disorderly-Geo. Stevens, ais-
missed; Jerry McCarty, s.; Michael Riley, g.;
Lewis Phillips, 81: John Grimes, stu; kass
Hymes. 30 days: Maggie Cloud, So; Robt Tar
rell, dismissed Kate Collins, SO; Tnos Jshn-
son, So; Michael Powers. S.; seth Evans, -
days; Cha:. Reese, continued; Chas Ncw,a.a.
Assault and Battery Gussie MeCleliana.
dismissed; Mary Lindsey, $30-5O.
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By American Press Association to the STAB
NEW YORK, March PA special to
the World from Washington says the
Belknap impeachment articles will not
be presented in the House before next
week. The Committee believe that they
have evidence enough to convict Belknap
twice over, but are determined to have
such an accumulation of evidence that
escape will be utterly impossible.
No member of the Committee is more
convinced that there is abundant proof
.cr impeachment than MIR. Hoar, Of Mas
sachuae,,r. All the Republican men,
bers of the Commltterr are Oh me OPINION
that Belknap's sole defense WI De tne
inability of Congress to impeach a mn@~
after he is out of office; and failing in
that, he will plead guilty at once.
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A Regular ssBemder.v

John r. Bender, the present incum.
bent of the office Of Clerk of the Police
Court, received an unanimous indorse.
ment at the Democratic Convention yes
terday, and is now before the people for
reelection. Mr.. Bender has gwen entire
satisfaction in the position, ana has
added new friends to his already long
list of supporters, and. the impression
prevails tnat he will make gallant
tight. He is in every way deserving o.
the honor conferred, and should he agaii
be called upon to till the place there is
no doubt that he would continue to up
hold the deserved high reputation which
the office now enjoys.
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Conclusion of the Work OF tAA
Democracy Yesterday.

. DIRECTORS OF CITY INFIRMAEY.
For this office the names Of George II.
Schooninaker, Pat. McKeown, benjamin.
Holters, H. Won Martels and IL. Bsc1s-
man were presented.
On the first ballot Mr.. McKeown re-
ceived 9S votes, and was declared the
nominee.
On motion of Mr.. Ike Miller, all sas
nominations were made unanimous, aaa.
with three cheers for the ticket, the CoR-
yenti0n adjourned.
The following is the ticket:
For Board of Public WOrks-JacDb
Gessert, John e. Bell, Larkin McHugA,
Daniel Wolf, Charles Il. Fuote.
For Clerk OF the Police Joha
K. Bender.
For Director of the City Infirmary--
Pat. McKeown.
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NEW YORK.
A. Il. Stewart Not ni-The Marine
Bank Defalcater-StOrm Disas-
ters-The Brooklyn Fiend Fail.

A. Il. Stewart Not Hli-The Marine
Bank Defalcater-StOrm Disas-
ters-The Brooklyn Fiend-Fail.
ures, etc.
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, March 24.-The report OF
A. 4. Stewards illness proves to be un-
true. He was in usual health to-day,
and attending to business in the city.
Officers of the Marine Bank state that
the bank will lose nothing by the detail
cation of James Il. Hedden, the book
keeper OF the bank, as his bondsmen are
responsible for the full amount of their
bonds. Nothing has yet been learned
regarding Hcdden's whereabouts, but
the officers are endeavOring to trace
him. Bode, the restaurant keeper who
is implicated in the affair, is stated TO be
in Berlin.
Reports of disasters In the recent
storm continue to- be received. The
gale was especially severe along the
coast OF New jersey, and the beach at
many places is strewn with the debris
of wrecked vessels. Bodies have been
washed ashore at various places. The
loss OF. life and property has evidently
been great, but the full extent is not yet
known.
Andreas Fuchs. the murderer of VIM.
Simmons, came UP before Judge Pratt,
and alter some discussion the trial was
postponed until May 8, and panel of
fifteen Jurors was ordered to be drawn
for the case.
We,tstein, Ohmenger & Co. and F..
Johnston u Co.. two well known import
ing firms OF this city, have failed. No
statement has been rendered yet by
either firm.
Walter Sheridan, alias Walter Stew
art, noted torger, has been arrested.
There are over one hundred indictments
against him Tor forgery, the principal
ones being bonds oil Buffalo, Erie aud
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Police Coanmissioners.

Who will they be3 is the question that
agitates the public mind like the pp-
heaval Of an earthquake. Lists of ex-
cellent names have been forwarded to
the Governor by many of our energetic
politicians to facilitate him in his selec
tion, but some of the most prominent
say they will not accept.
5. 5. Davis don't waut it; John E. Bell
has already declined; and l.. q. Weir
knows one man who will not be COM
missioner, which his name it is Weir.
The nominations will probably he sent
in to-day.
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United states Court.

The case OF Charles Walters, alias
Scott, charged with passing counter felt
money, was continued till next Tues
day.
In the case ofIscham & Lehmer against
Medad w. Strong, George L. Pugh closed
his argument, and the Ease taken under
adyisement.
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LOCAL NEWS.

J. BROWN has been appointed admin
istrator of Stephen w. Brown. deceased
Personally, $3.50. Realty, 5000.
THE Republican Finance and Cam
paign Committees will meet this FIJI
day. evening at 1880 O'Clock at lSo Wesl
Sixth street between Elm and Race.
The Cincinnati Amateur Minstrels
give an entertainment tomorrow sat
urday) afternoon at McCullough's Han,
corner OF Vine and Fourth streets;
After brilliant overture by the full
band, "The Hunters Misfortune "fhe e
Stolen VIOLIN" ION the Railroad,
and "Theatricai consequences" wlnps
rendered by the company. The perform.
ance will close with the representation
of the burlesque, "Ham-Town Students"
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MortuarY Regard.

Maria Anna VeelRer, months, city.
Emma Strodt,. 3years, city.
Henry Schiyery, q years, city.
Lucy Wilson. "a years, city.
Else Hartman, Ia months, city.
Mary Altlcmeinle, years, city,
Teresia Hahn. "a years, GermanY.
VIM. Tarlwenzel, 3 years, city.
Anna Schuber. u months, city.
VIM. j. Farrelly, weeks, city.
Anna. Fallow. 65 years, Ireland.
Mary T. Monohan, . years, city.
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FOREIGN.
Pacific.


By American Press Association to the STAR.
ORDERED TO CHINA.
BERLIN, March 24.-The Government
has ordered four corvettes and three
gunboats to proceed to Chinese waters.
EMPRESS OF INDIA.
LONDON, March 24--In the House of
Commons last evening tho bill comforting
upon Her Majesty the title of Empress
OF India was passed by large majority.
OBITUARY.
NEW YORK, March 24.-A dispatch
from Rome announces the death in that
city of Paul Dahlgreh, son oi the late
Rear Admiral Dahlgren. He was ap-
pointed United States Consul General
TO Italy about two years ago. The cir
cumstances OF his death are not stated.
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Appreciated-A Card.

CINCINNATI, March %, 1876.
Messrs. Bachelor 81 RegnIer, Proprietors
Walnut Street House:
The Committee of the young peoples
social OF the Central Christian
Church received with pleasure the
handsome cake donated by you.
We send, in return, our sincerest
thanks, and assure you that your favor
ls most highls appreciated.
Hiss LIZZIE TOoKER
MRS. HOOP,
Miss BETTE WILSON,
MISS ARIE BISHOP.
Committee.
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Back OF Fredericksburg, Va, is an
elevation called Mary's Heights. Here
aads an unfinished monument, elesen
teet square at the base and sixteen fees
high, begun in honJr of Mary, the
mother OF Washington, by wealthy
stone was laid in 1883 by jackson, then
President. The merchant was suitor
for the hand OF Miss Cts g and thougllt
to. win her favor by respecting the bones
OF her ancestors. Being refused by the
lady, he abruptly quilted the enterprise.
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THE Hammend-street Statiou-house
officers were informed this afternoon sf
a burglary that took place in a house ak
the corner of Twelfth and Bank Lick
streets, in Covington. The thieves sMr.
ceeded in getting away with about Sf5e
and some articles of value. They are
supposed to have escaped to this side DE
the river.
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Bell for Board Of Public Works

A STAR reporter called upon Mr.. John
E. Bell this morning to ascertain If he
would accept the nomination for Board
of Public Works.
MI. Bell said that he had not yet de-
cided the matter in his own mind, buG
from the influences being brought to bear
upon him our reporter came to the con-
clusion that he will not decline.
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A fact that will startle some COED
people is the enormous consumption Of
poultry and eggs in all the large cities.
From figures furnished BY the Produse
Exchange Of New York City 1t appears
the annual consumption OF eggs In thai
city alone, at wholesale prices, amouuts
to the astonishing sum OF $4,000, 900.
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County lnfirmary.

Superintendent John Ritt has. made
his report of the above institution, from
which we CLEAN the following:
During the past six months there have
been SO patients admitted; born in the
institution, 2; number OF inmates at last
report, 1876; total, 297. Discharged dur
ing the last six months, 50; died, 8; still
born, l; remaining i'll the institution
March /, 1876, 2l9. 3
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The Montreal gossips say that Mrs.
Marsh is ''the most dIstinguished-.eok
ing little lady that ever came fronl the
States" She seems to be about thirty
two years OF age. She rece.v yes ne VS.
ltors, and seldom goes out. The dfs-
monds which she wears to the hotei
dining-tabe are said to be worth ST., 900.
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A story is told or a venerable negro in
Iowa who was ON trial for an o6Iease
against the State. When the case was
announced in court, ''rhe State Of lava
Vs. Sampson Cesar" the aged African
exclaimed, "Whatl L; de whole State og
I,wa agin dis chilef Den surrender
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Briggs set hen on thirteen eggs. AMI
she came of with one chicken, ana as
he took stick and knocked il on thp
head, he was heard to exclaim: aIrs no
use Tor me TO try to be a farmer. aThst
chlck"-here he gave another rap-sscoss
me three dollars, not counting the hens
time anything.n
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Burglary.

G. H. Stratemeyers cleaning and dye.
ing establishment, No. 1850 West Sixth
street, was entered by burglars last
night and robbed OF nine coats, four
vests and three pair OF pants. No clue
;;,c the thieves as yet.
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were Is
sued since our last report:
Medard Fels and Mary PfefIin.
Geo. Faubie and Louisa Leopold.
Chas. Ryan and Mollie Oliver.
Herman Ballman and Louisa Blottenberg
j. f. Boyd and Kate Gordon.
Arlington Goodin and Mary King.
Geo. Q. Wolford aud Annie l.. EeWis.
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An enterprising Chinaman OF Gold
Hill, New, recently mounted the follow
ing sign, handsomely painted, ON his
newiy.established wasn-house: ssAh
Charlie; washing done dam cheap,
Virtuous public opinion soon obIigaa
him to take down the sign and put u,
one with less scripture in 1t.
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era-house last night. The encounter
was desperate and exciting. McLaugh-
lin won the first fall and Martin the sec
ond. They struggled till lao A.. NJ,
neither gaining the third fall, ana the
match dropped off. All bets declared
of. Mclaughlin was awarded two
thirds and Martin one-third OF the door
money.
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SAVINGS BANK.
MIAMI VALLEY SAVINGS BANK.

MIAMI VALLEY SAVINGS BANK.
80 West Third ST., lin Masonic Temple)
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF OHIO
4 In 1868. Deposits Of ONE DOLLAR and up
wards received and interest at the rate Of six
per cent. Compounded semi annually paid
5hereon.
Bank open daily from A. NJ. to P. M. and
j flor the convenience OF workingmenl on MON
DAYS and URDAYS until six +. M.
President.-W. b. D0DDs.
Vice Presidents JOHN HOLLAND, SAM
UEL G. TATUM.
Treasurer.-W. B. DODDS. JR.
de3-1y-F&fu
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ber, working at Alexander's shop %
Central avenue, and he is entirely satAs-
fed, as everyone else is who knows she
family, that Moore uttered deliberate
lie to screen his theft.
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THE MARDI GRAS BALL.

tCEALED PROPOSALS FOR RENT OF
the Restaurant, Bar. Hat-room, Flower Stand
and other privileges. at the great Relief Mas
querade Ball, at Exposition Hall. March 80,
will be received at SO West Fourth street, on
aud before Saturday, March rs.
mn23-2t W.,ST. MARTIN, Sec'y.
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wrestling Match.

by American Press Association 70 the STAB.
DETROIT, March 24.-The great wrest-
ling match between Mclaughlin and
Martin y g !SE u 5000 = tpek place u s!ss op.
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They tell Of New Jersey man vino
got billiard ball In his mouth and
couldn't get 1t out. Do they play bili-
iards with foot balls In New Jerseys
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,ENT NTANTED--SITUATl ATlON--A gentleman Of
w large business experience, and especially
ACQUAINTED with book Keeping In banking and
SIMILAR institutions, will be open for an on
KAgcmcnt in a lew weeks. Address B. N. w.
81 a. Office mhl1
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The Governor or q alifornia has signed
q bill passed by the Legislature. psn-
lshins wiic-5eAting by public whipping,
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an eclectic
w physician OF age, great success and ex-
rcrienee; loca ION, Coyingt0n, KY: must nave
some means, Address DID WHITE. Coying.
ton, Ky. mh2l- At
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TNOR sALE--L D- SO acres prairie land;
" gocd spring on ssme; in tlick.y settled
beiGbborhood. Ia Alair county, Iowa. near
eouDty-se Or VAL trade. Address wv. X
r. @'s s@cs' l1At.H s-.' Z
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NM STU ALTON by youn man
wv as compositor, have no objections to
leaving the city: paper work preferred; wa
Ecs no object, but steady place. Address
FRANK ME5SELL. 2IU1s seventh st. mh22
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TATANTED = -sITUATION-By two girls,
wv one to cook and the other to do upstairs
work, wishing and ironing; best OF references
gwen. Cali at 43J West Fifth street. mli2l At
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ADVERTISE.

ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
Under the respective classincations OF
WANTS, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
FIVE CENTS A LINE.
No insertion less than TEN CENTS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VNTANTED A FURNISHED OFFICE =
wv 10 light business by responsible parties
address business. this Office. mh25
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LOST.
DIED.

BRODFUEHRER-Gus Moses. son of
Charles Ii. and Anna BrOdfuehrer, at West
wood, Ohio, March %, at s O'Clock p. Nj. Aged
years and 25 days.
Notice Of interment at Spring Grove hereaf-
ter. 1t*
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FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS- list SESSION
SENATE,

WASHINGTON, March 23.-The judi
ciary Committee reported favorably on
the bill to return the Judge oil the Dis
trict Court in Pennsylvania. A bill was
introduced TO prohibit the transporta-
tion OF liquid nftro-g -glycerine and to reg
ulate the transportation of dynamite.
The bill to provide for counting the vote
for President and Vice President was
called up, but laid aside after some de-
scussion, and the Post Route BIZ was
briefly considered. Afera short execu-
tive session the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-BiIls were
introduced ana referred: For the relief
OF settlers on public lands within the
limits OF railroad grants. To promo te
the mining resources OF the United
States. Fixing the compensation OF
Railroad Companies for trans porting the
United STATES mails. Bills were re-
ported from Committees and passed as
follows: Prohibiting the cutting OF tim
ber on, Indian Reservations. Reducing
the area OF the Military Res
ovation at Fort Laramie, Wyoming
Territory to fifty-iour square miles. Au-
thorizing commissioned officers to make
deposits under the act OF May ID, 1872.
For the sale OF certain public land at
Vincennes, Ind. A bill was also passed
repeating the law which forbids the ap.
p0intmentt to any position IN the United
States army Of any person who served
10 any capacity In the military, naval, or
civil service OF the Confederate States
in the late Rebellion. The morning hour
having expired, the House went into a
Committee Of the Whole ON the LegIs-
latiye and Judicial Appropriation Bill,
which was discussed but no action take Il
on 1t, when the Committee arose and
|the house aeei2axpA
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lISOR sALEOR TtADE--FAR ARM--Of 10 acre.
- near tie city, .on good nike: house, frui
E1:d abundance OF water. Address j. w. g, 2l'
" Fourth street. mh2l-at
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FOR RENT-.RooMs.

FOR RENT-.ROOMS.
ENOOR RkNT-ROOM-A nicely furnished
Il room for gentlemen, at 246 Plum street, be-
tween George and seventh streets.
TNOR RENT = ROOM-Fulnished second
IL story 'front.' for two gentlemen; terms rea-
sonable. Inquire at 41g Eighth street.
mh2l-4t
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roR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

TAOR SALE-Go WHERE THE TAXES
II WILL NOT EAT YOU UP--A splendid
yerw 6S acres, Is miles from the city. on o
railroad. Address H., tiis Office. ja26-tf
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT-HOUSE--A two-story brick
l. dwelling OF seven rooms, two cellars, wash
ngton, convenient to street cars. References
required. Address Star office. mh29-3t+
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FOR saLB.

L. store; nrst-class stand; good reasons FOL
selling. Call for particulars at this Office.
mh24-3tr
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DOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT - Frame
IL house Of six rooms and kitchen with lot
151l by l00 feet. will sell at bargain. APP
ply at SO W, Ninth street, mh2Y-2tf
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mwANTED buy YOUR HATS OF
&N MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth st. jyi5-u
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LNOR SALE = CHEAP = LIFE SCHOLAR
L. SHIP-For full Arithmetic and Telegraph
Course at Bryant, Stratton Il DeHan's College.
For full particulars address S. r. G., Box Q,
CITY, ia3-tf,d&W
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l. OR SALE-HOUSE-1wo- frame of
Il rooms, together with shop, suitable for al
most any kind Of business, with two acres Of
ground; will sell part OF all cheap. Address
j. o. G., HoltOn. Ind. mh2l At
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for sale on the premises, on SATURDAY,
March 25, 1876, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, in Madison
vile, Hamilton County, OHIO. a good brick
house of rooms, with frame kitchen and good
stable, on a lot 30 by 1876 feet, well located on
the Columbia Road, near the Nj. & e. Railroad
Depot. Appraised at $2,400. WIN sell at a
bargain, on payments Of one-third cash, bal
ance in one and two years. JAMES JULIEN,
Guardian. 1t*