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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-18

William Worthington, Esq, was yes
terday admitted to practice in tne
United States Courts.
Mr.. Henry Mohlenkamp and Miss Mir
ME Hobing were married at st. An
thony's Church yesterday.
w. II. TAFT, Of this city, son OF Hon.
Alphonso Taft, has been chosen class
orator by the Yale Seniors.
The friends of'Squlre Evitt are dete--
mined to see him appointed Sergsant-at-
Arms Of the House Of Representatives AZ
Columbus.
MI. Eugene Carroll, son Of R. W. Car.
roll, Esq, OF Riverside, who recently
passed for the navy, has lett for two
years cruise.
Mr., Columbus Allen and Mis- Stewart.
both oil Cynthlana, Ky, were married at
the Burnet House yesterday by Eidcr
W. p. Slratton.
William Allen Andrew Mcclure a
Jerseyman one hundred and seven years
old, passed through this city for Ken
lucky yesterday.
Mr.. William Miller has received thu
bronze medal and diploma Of the Gen.
tennlal Exposition, for his patent double
case monitor range.
HIS Honor Mayor Moore Is escortisg
the Gas Engineers about the city tc- iay.
taxing In the special objects of interest
and his crab cider.
Ben. Dodge, the impromptu vocalist.
who has been at Woods Theater fo1
some time. has gone to Baltimore to On
an engagement at the Holiday-street
Theater.
Mr.. Gustav Dannreuther, the accom-.
pllsAeu violin artist OF this city. hns
Ii de hit In Boston, as a member of Tina
famous Mendelssohn Quintette CLUB, Of
that city.
Frank Johnston was pre- sente ed yester-
day with an elegant silver water pitcher,
SalVer ana gold-!lned goblets, by CHEZ
4. U. Megrue, of the Fire Departm mt.
and his son.
Miss Amelia Bake, daughter OF tha
billiard table manufacturer, MIR, JuIi,,s
Bake, celeb atod ner seventeenth birLh-
day yesterday, AMI last evening was
serenaded by the German Military
Band.
Mr.. Jos. W. Koogle, brother of the
clever License Collector, Capt. k ,ogie.
who was 80 suddenly prostrated on
Tuesday last, is improving slowly, and
1t IS hoped tuat he will soon be aUuul
again.
Mr.: Thompson, tenor singer, former
~ OF the choir OF Trinity Church. New
ork City, was given a private hearing
AZ Cnufch's plauo rooms yesterday, Ha
has strong voice, and will add greatly
TO our musical talent here. He is ones
Tor an engagement. He will sing next
sunday lOr Calvary Church. in Gil ton
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-18
KIDNAPPING IN RICHMOND, IND.
A Child Carried Off by Gypsies..
The Pursuit.

National Associated Press to the Star.
RICHMOND, IND, Oct. 1S.-Johnny Moi
fit, seVen-year-old son OF a wealthy
Quaker, residing in Earlham Place
a suburb of the city, was
kidnapped when returning from schoo
last evening by VIM. Hineman, rovin {
Gypsy, who, with the aid OF oonfeder
ates, spirited him away.
They travel in an old movers wag on
drawn by grey horse, and parties from
the city pursued them twenty miles last
night, but losing the track, and being
unable to obtain fresh horses, they re.
turned to the city and others immed-
lately took up the chase.
A fresh relay, including the City Mar
shal and Chief of fPolice, have just lett.
Hineman and his mother, who are the
abductors, have been working up the
case Tor several days. A liberal reward
Is offered for the arrest oil the parties or
a restoration of the child.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-18

10 the Editor Of the Star:
The Enquirer OF Wednesday says.
1.-The question arises now, in reading
he afi iavIt Of Carson, why he { arsonN
didn't give some such explanation to
Mr.. Hoffman when that gentleman took
him by The collar the day the afYajr
occurred, and in tone that meant
business, said: Now take a good look AZ
me. My name is Hoffman; aud when
ever you get hold OF another man who
has business with Hoffman doRt yon
take him to Cappeler-and don't Won
forget IT,. Carson never uttered word
in reply, but, with blancued cheeks got
himself out ol slght as soon as possible"
A demnltlOn lie from beginning to end
MI. IL hmAn never took me by the col
lar, nor would IL have been sale for kfm
to do SO, for, although a crippled soa-
dier, L nave yet strength euou1 N lett in
my good right arm to WELD my cane to
some purpose. Neither did HofTmss
say 10 me wuat it is AL
legged he said, nor did II. .cet
myself out OF sight with blanch4d
checks" The fact is, am not the man
at All mat Hoffman addressed as above,
ana nave since learned it was Mr.. Frank
otauter, duplicate clerk in the Audi
Tor once. may be permitted TO say
10 Mr.. Hoffman, in his own language.
NOW take guOd LOOK AT me. My name
Is Carson; and whenever you get hold of
another man" look sharp before y0u
make him get out OF sight (D VITA
b.anched cheeks - L am jauitor at tue
County Auditors UthCe, wnere Mr.. ii . T.
man eau ii I'd me at all Zines during bust-
ness nours. JAMES CARSON.
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Senator OF any of them. He took the
oath-iron-clad ali overland marched
to his seat With true Senatorial dignity.
He was warmly welcomed by his brotnef
Senators, and will prove himself the
peer of any OF them. Ohio will never be
ashamed OF the ability OF Stanley MAJ
theWs.
AT THE HOUSE
We got good seat in the reporters
gallery and surveyed the fussy Congress-
men below. All was hustle and confu-
sion, and roar, like that arising from a
thousand hives OF bees on the swarm,
perVaded the hall.
We caught glimpse of Banning, who
seemed to be buried in profound thought,
probably wondering whether be would
get the Craftsmanship of the Committee
on Military Affairs. Banning is great
General, you know, and what be don't
know about the "pomp and circum-
stance OF war" is scarce worth the
knowing. Sayler was mad about some
thinY-that is, he didn't look very ami.
able. II he was sensitive man, one
might suppose his i'll humor arose from
be meager vote be got In caucus for
Speaker-thirteen-a bakers dozenl L
he honestly expected to win the prize
he must have been deeply chagrined; ii
| lie thought to develop enough strength
to claim u Cnalrmanship, he fell fal
short Of it.
THE OHIO REPUBLICANS,
Garfield, Foster, Cox and Monroe, were
| all IN their seats, Garfield receiving the
| somewhat barren compliment Of nom.
ination for the Speakership. PIg-iron
Kelly and Ben. Butler refused to vote
| when first called, but on second thought
had their names recalled and supported
Garfield. These four L publican mem.
bers Will make strong quartette, and,
der their lead, the compact minority
Of 13O will put the majority ot 145 to their
trumps, If the Democrats dO not sail
with extreme caution. Last winter the
Democracy had " majority and could
drive anything through. This winter
their majority will not exceed score,
and they must be on their guard.
THE OTHER SIDE.
The Speaker is a host in himself. Ran.
dali in the chair is worth dozen extra
votes to the Democrats. Alex. SLeph.
ems too is power on their side. He is
in better health than usual, but still sits
with his hat on to avoid taking cold
Tom Ewing is grand looking man, and
we opine he will take high rank In
Congress. Among the new members he
leads the Democracy, just as Ex-GOver
nor Cox leads the new members on the
Republican side. snow, by st. Paul
sne work goes bravely on"
CyNrrNNIrr
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-18
LATEST LOCAL.

THE alarm from Box l5S, Farmers
Hotel, Eastern avenue, this forenoon
was false.
THE Board of Public Works had nc
business Of Importance on hand, and die
not meet until this afternoon.
MIR. BILLY CARROLL will meet Mr.
James Taylor at Dave KendalP5 ) tonight
to arrange matters for the sparring
match.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM, driver OF furni
ture car, was run into by a train yester
day afternoon, near the Marine Rail-
road and badly hurt. One OF his horses
was instantly killed.
GEO. NJ. WILLIAMS, a colored barber
at No. % Broadway, has got in trouble
John Brown lett GOAT with him to take
care OF, when he sold it, together with a
pistol and Valise OF mis- own, to place
on Sycamore street. Williams claims
that his shop was broken open and the
above things stolen. Judge Wilson will
decide it tomorrow. The man is il
Hammond-s station.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-18
officer Higgins Vindicated.

1t will be remembered by the readers
OF the STAR that Immediately after cleo.
tion day charges were made against
officer Higgins, that he had been guilty
of conduct unbecoming an officer at the
polls, in the Ninth Ward. Seven speci-
tic counts were preferred aud laid be-
lore the Police commissioners. Yester-
day they took the matter in hand and
fully investigated them.
The result was an unanimous agree
ment acqu ttlng The officer Tuey found
that the charges were malicious, and
had no foundation whatever. Police
Commissioner Jacob moreover highly
extoIled the officer for attending so well
to his duties election day, remarking
that The officer had done more to keep
quiet around the polls than he himself
would have done. The public Is grati-
fed with the verdict OF The Commits
SlonerS.
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THE OLD WORLD.
National Associated Press to the Star.
THE NEEDLE ABANDONED.

THE NEEDLE ABANDONED.
LONDON, Oct. 1o.-AdVices have been
received that Cleopatra's needle was
abandoned in the Bay OF Biscay during
the great gale OF Friday last. Six OF the
crew OF the steamer Olga were drowned,
but the crew Of the Cleopatra were
saved.
A SPANISH PROTEST.
MADRID, Oct. 18.--The Spanish Gov
ernment has protested against the in
crease of the import duty in North
America.
IRON WORKERS TROUBLE.
GLASGOW, Oct. l8.-The Clyde mas
ters have discharged all the iron work
ers who are union men.
FIGHTING ALL ALONG THE LINE.
LONDON, Oct. 10 "A dispatch from
Bucharest says that bombardment OF
Plevna along the whole line has COM
menced.
COMPLIMENTS TO STANLEY.
The King OF the Bel9ians and the Aus
trian Geographical Society have COM
plimented Stanley in glowing terms Tor
the results achieved by him In his Alri-
can explorations.
THE VATICAN NOT PLEASED.
ROME, Oct. 1S.-The Vatican Is intense.
ly cnagriued at the result Of the French
elections.
SERIOUSLY ILL.
BERLIN, Ocl. Is General WrIngel Is
seriously i'll.
FRENCH POLITICS.
PARIS, Oct lo.-Preslden NJ &C Mahou's
final pUlicy Is still undecided. Nj. Gam
BETA is actively unlting the Left. The
Il R'publioans are indisposed 10 accept u
coalition Cabinet.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-18

The "Old Woodward Boys" will cele.
brate their twenty .niru annual reunion
next Thursday.
The Veteran Association OF Old-fel-
lows Will make visit to brethren in
Louisville on the 24th lost.
Gen. Joe Geiger will deliver his funny
lecture on "Snappng Turtles" at the
Mt. Auburn Methodist Church this
evening.
The Davenport Club will give its third
entertainment to-Eis sht at PIke's Opera
house. The drama "Itme and The uoul"
will be presented.
With favorable weather, Prot. Harry
Gilbert will ascend IN balloon AZ the
Bellevue House, next Saturday alter
noon, at O'clock. Dr.. Fred. Anderson
eXpec.s 10 90 up with him.
The Thrty-iourth Olio Regiment
{ Piatt 'uayes) Will hold their reunion
tomorrow at Amelia, ONO. They leave
the Litlle Miami Depot at S:l5 A. M.
Among the attractions will b. a basket
picnic during the day and banquet in
the evening.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-18
Explosion of u Wagon Load of Gun
Powder.

National Associated Press to the Star.
POTTSvILLR, PA, Oct. 18.-The pow
der wagon OF A. y. Peereat, at Hunters
Station, containing about seventy-fye
kegs of powder, blew UP yesterday.
The driver was thrown a distance OF
about one hundred yards, receiving in
Juries from which he can not recover.
tie Is young man and had been mar
ried only few days ago. Nothing re-
mained Of the wagon but the mind
wheels and axle, and the horses were SO
badly injured that it was found neces-
Sary to shoot them.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-18
To-day in the Senate.


National Ass0clated Press TO the Star.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-The Senate
met at IL NJ, with Vice President
Wheeler in the chair. Prayer was OF.
fered by Rev. Morris D. Edwards, OF ST.
Paul, Mimi. The Chair laid before the
Senate communication from the Sec
retary of the Interior, transmitting re.
port OF the Commission to inquire into
the cause Of the late fire at the Patent
Office. Referred TO Committee on
Patents. Also a communication from
the Secretary OF the Navy, transmitting
the receipts and expenditures Of the
Navy Department from 1889 to 1875
Ordered printed and referred 10 the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-18
COAL OIL EXPLOSION.
A Young COvimgtOn Girl Fatally
Burned.

Burned.
Miss Lucy Wilkinson, the fourteen.
lyear-old daughter OF MIR. j. II. Wilkn-
son, residing at the corner OF Fifteenth
and Madison streets, Coyington, KY,
was feartully burned last evening. Her
mother was confined a short time ago,
and her father was in the room with his
wife. Mr. Wilkinson sent Lucy down to
make cup OF tea for his wife, as the
servant was out. Unfortunately for the
poor girl, sue poured some coal Oil on
the kindling, and an explosion followed.
The iather's attention was attracted by
the sound, and he ran to see what the
trouble was, when he and a neigAbor en-
countered his laughter and wrapped ner
in a feather bed to eXtinguish the flames.
Her body, from her neck down, was
burnt to crisp. Dr.. kearns, the ply
scian, could do but little to alleviate
her pain, but she was resting we'll last
night. Mr.. Wilkinson's arms were ter-
rlbIy burned.
The poor girl, after suffering horrible
pangs, died at half past O'Clock. Her
parents are almost distracted BY their
grief at the loss Of their beautiful
daughter.
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LuUy H' NOt AFOtI1nH To-day. I.
Lady H., one of the fastest and finest
horses at Chester Park will not be in the
field this afternoon. 1t appears that
one Murphy entered her, ana had
brought her here from Columbus, Ohio,
to test her speed. But now comes Mr..
Rudolph, of Allegheny City, Pa, and he
claims to be the lawful owner OF the said
mare. He called at Justice Schwab's
residence at daybreak, aud had a writ
Of replevin issued for the mare. Con.
stable Bloom accompanied the old man
from the Coal City out to Chester PARK
aud brought in her Ladyship H., 30 of
G 'urse the mare will not likely move the
dust to-day. The Justice will, however,
decide on Monday, the y who is the
rightful owner Of The fayorlte mare,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-18
Marriage LAcenveS.

The following marriage licenses were
'ssued since our last report:
Wallace Crooks and Marie Coleman.
Ludwig schwiug and Mary Deyer.
Eugene Ebersole and s. Ammermann,
Feru. Bruse and Caroline Conrad.
Jos. NJ. Harper and Mary V. Patton.
'Jac. Fehry and Anna KIingenhagen,
Isaac Bogart and Emma Bird.
Neil Brown and Annie Mitchell,
q. 4. Richards and Carrie Dlyenport.
Alf. f. Agnew and n mmie NJ. Cosbey.
Louis II. Dorm and Belle Z. Carney,
Frank Bowler and Sarah Garside,
Z. A. Allen and Jennie Daniel.
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Death of d Divine,


National Associated Press to the StaE
CLEVELAND, Oct 16.-Rav. DR.. VIM.
Hunter, prominent minister of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. died sud-
denly this morning. He was born In the
County Of Antrim Ireland, in 1911, and
came to this country in 1917. At the
time of his death he was Presiding
Elder here.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-The body of the
lady found yesterday in Lake Central
Park, is recognized as the wife of Il.
Leroy, manager of the Calwell Lead
Company. She left home eight days
ago. 1t was undoubtedly a suicide.
She has been insane. She leaves three
daughters.
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The English Mission.
Correspondence OF the star.

Correspondence OF the star
WASHINGTON, Oct 16, 1877.
Well, the Solons have put their shoul.
ders to the wheel, started the machine
and Congress is now in running order
ready to accomplish great deal of wea
or woe for the country as the fancy hap
pens to take it.
IN THE SENATE
hings began and continued in that quiet
ignif1ed, orderly manner, which seems
constituent part of that body. A
grave and reverend seignior" never
hurrles. Ii e Is a staid, sober-sIded ami
maj, VINO DelleVe3 that order is Heaven's
first law; and he would not rush out OF
the chamber, If an earthquake were
toppling the marble columns upon his
head, without first Introducing u resolu-
tlon to that ttf4 4ct, ana having 1t referred
10 the proper committee.
There is no un in the Senate, and so we
stayed just long enough to see the new
Senators sworn in, and to know that
nothing else would be done worth see
ing. Cameron, of Pennsylvania, ARM
strong, who succeeds the dead Bogy,
from Missouri, and Matthews, OF ODIo,
made up tue number. Our Stanley is
4he best looking and the most like u
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-18
The Mutinied Crew.

National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Oct. 18. - The ship New
World, upon which mutiny occurred,
will remain at the More with the En-
glish marines aboard until after the In.
quiry. The English Home Office has
taken cognizance OF the matter on the
question Of Jurisdiction.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-18
Third Edition

B2s~ CINCINNATI, Oct. 1880 P. M.-Mess
pork quiet and easy. Lard quiet. Meats scarce
and very little doing. Cotton weak and lower.
Wheat quiet and moderately active. Corn in
fair demand and steady. Flour easy and quiet
and moderate local demand. Barley slow and
liberal offerings. Oats steady and quiet
Rye in moderate movement and steady
Whisky in fair demand and UNCHANGED. GOLD
weak at 1929. Exchange steady and in mod
crate demand.
Bkg" WEATHER.-ClOuiy or partly cloudy
weather, with indications Of rain, for the mex
twenty -four hours.
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opCCIaI 20 lHG SLaT,
COLUMBUS, Dot. 1S.-Taking the ma
jority Tor Hamilton County, as accepted
by all parties, and official returns for all
the rest of the State, except the ooun.
ties OF Ashtabula, Hardin and Stark,
Bishops plurality over West is SO, 1876,
The three counties 10 hear from, al the
last election gave majorities as follows
Ashtabula, 4,477 for Hayes; Hardin, 12e
for Hayes, and Stark, 362 for TIden.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-18
AMUSEM ENTS.
ROBINSON'S OPERA-HOUSE

Only three nights more aud Saturday Natl
nee Of the popular laVorltes.
MIR. AND Mrs. w. j. FLORENCE,
Supported by their New York Company.
Thursday and Friday evenings and Saturday
Matinee, grand revival Of THE TICKEr-OF-
LEAVE MAN. W. J. Florence as Bob Rrier-
ly (nrst time in Cincinnati in four years).
Emily st. EvermJnd, Mrs. w. j. Florence.
Saturday night, positively last night Of the
FlorenCes, on which occasion "The Mighty
Dollar" will be repeated by general request.
Monday evening" October 22-Mr. Charles K.
Callahan's Comedy OF LITTLE SILVER.
Tuesday, October 23-EDWIN BOOTH as
HAMLkT
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed
on record since our last report:
Cornelius Johnson, IA mos, city.
Mary z. Nordman, 7 mos, city.
Margaret Best, mos, city.
Johu 1. Bahlmann, 26 yrs, city.
Chas. A. Ogden. 80 yrs, city.
Antonio Manning. II mos, city.
Henry Lambers, yrs, city.
Frank MeNally, 70 yrs, Ireland.
Kate Gleason, "a yrs, city.
Jos. Staengleln, Is yrs, Germany.
Lnfant Foster, stil.-born, city.
JAS. Lally, years, city.
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WASHINGTON. A
The Committees.

National Associated Press to the star.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-Speaker Ran
dali said to-day that he had not vet
turned his attention to the formation OF
the House Committees and would not
for several days. Much interest is felt
in their composition, particularly
amongst members of Congress, on ac-
count OF the unsuitable persons who
were advanced to the Chairmanship by
The late Speaker, and who in the last
contest led the opposition to Randall. 1t
was announced to-day that the Commit
lee on Ways and Means will be constl-
tuted with regard only to material In
Jerests Of the country.
The English Mission.
There has been much wild speculation
in regard to the English Mission. II
vas first announced in these dispatches
that 1t would be given to PENNSYLVANIA.
This has given rise to divers random
statements as to the gentlemen who, it
Vas alleged, were being cons sdered in
that connection, not one OF whom have
had that honor except Mr.. McV eigh,
and he only incidentally. The Mission
has not been rendered to any one, nor
Will the subject be taken up for a week
OF ten days. The resignation of Minis.
.er Pierrepont will not take effect until
December l, which will allow ample
line Tor selection.
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Sational Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Oct. 1S.-The Cleopatra obe-
lisk, wnioh was abandoned at sea dur.
ing storm by the steamer Elga, was
picked up by the British ship f'itzmor-
ris, ninety miles Oft Cape FiniSter, and
toWed t. Ferrot.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-18

The University of Wisconsin Is trying
the experiment of co-aducation OF he
sexes, and committee OF the Leg sla-
ture report "an unmistakable appe ,r-
ance Of i'll health" among the female stu
dents, who are as Well provided for As
the young men. The committee oUMs
to the conclusion that the peculiar ph
siology of women will not permit them
TO study as closely as men,
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National Associated Press to the Star.
MONTREAL, CANADA, Oct. 19.-The
St. John Stone and Chinaware Company
has assigned with liabilities amounting
to $l24 900. The Company was only es.
tablIshed about two years ago.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-18
The Louisiana Senatorial Case.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-ln the Senate,
the credentials Of Senator spotford, of
Louisiana, were referred to the Commit
tee ON Privileges and Elections by
vote of thlrty.six yeas to thirty-three
nays, strict party vote; Davis, of Hi
nVis, YOting with the Democrats.
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THE LATEST

The WilliamspOrt Bond Case.
National Associated Press to the Star.
PITrsBURG, PA, Oct. 1S.-The su.
preme Court to-day reathrmed the decis
ion making valid the 100000 Williams.
port boLd, issued without authority.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-18

The one hundredth anniversary of the
surrender OF Burgoyne was celebrated
at schuylervlle, n. Y, yesterday. O,a-
tons were delivered by Ex-Governor
Horatio Seymour and George William
Curtis,
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GRAND 0PERA-HOUSE.

H. E' d. M1LE.o .........' MANAGER
Only three lights more of ALICE DUNNlNG
LINGARD, and WIN. HORACE LINGARD
and Company.
Thursday (by particular reques1,
THE IUNCIBACK.
Alice DunnIng Lingard in her great charac-
TEL OF julia. Friday and Saturiay evenings,
the grand Roman play The Nestal and Sir ST.
mon simple. only Lingard Matinee saturday,
La Tenta ion, the original o! Led Astray.
Monday evening, October 22-MR DION
Reserved seats AT lIawley's.