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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-06
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

oyrIcE or CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
~ ninitg COMPANY, San Frlntisco. Oct. Q,
is7.-At meeting Of The Board Of rfustess Of
ne above named COMPANY: hsd this osy. :
dividsed (No. ~ q Two ~ Dollar pss sn,,s y
i'm. Trsnsfsf Sooks slospd unili BE Is.h 10
Hsnt. 4. ". kvkc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-06
TIvuoN vLaa a0LD AND SILVER

~ MINING cOMrANl.-Lscatt q prtnci
pal p'sse of ba-ius-, san f,aneisoo California
Location of works. Cold liiil district. storey
county, Nevada
Sotlee.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing d.scribs.d stock. On secount VI as-e---
m-nt No. ID levied ON the N day of DC ot-r.
ISL. the several smount. set opposite the
n.me. of the respective shArekplderr, a- fob
loWss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-06
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nuIoR OF TIE CALIFORNIA nrNMo
~ Company. ssa Yrsne.seo, c,iifornia. oSs. 9
rsciors Of the sboysnamed Company. hsld
this day. dividend fNo. isl Of I've pollsn p
issh Taasisf books closed until shs ieth
''sssn'' ses o.P. ooRpoN. sse,,.ry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-06
TAXES! TAXES!
To the Taxpayers OF Storey County,
Nevada.

NOTICE Is HEREBY oiyEy rH,r STATE
~ and Coanty Tsxs. Zoe the year lsIT ar
nov da. AMI p.sable At the once OF the County
Treasurer. Virginia. Nev.da.
rsses will b. DELINQUENT ON AND
AFTER rUksDAY. NOVEMBER IwEN-
rfErti. is'T. AMI the eoilesti0n of the ssine
will be srRi THY E>fORcEU acro.ding t0
law. q. ID SMITH. County Treasurer
AMI en- otiicio Tax u esiver.
OrricE In the auts buihlins. u street.
Virginia, Nsvai4. Ofnce hour. from . A N. to
arn mol 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-06
THE GOLDEN MILESTONE.


Lsahsss are the tiees: their purple branches
pprsad then sslve. abrosd. like reef. OF coral.
Rising silent
In the red sea Of the Winter sunset.
From the hundred ehinneys Of the village.
Like the Afrest In the Arabian story,
smoky columns
Tower aion into the air of amber.
Al the window wink, the nicteripg nr.-iisht .
Here ahd there the ianlps % evening giimnssr.
social watch hres
Answering one another through the darkness.
On the beach iightei logs are glowing,
And iiks Ariel In the eloven pine tree
For it, FREEDOM
Groan. s.d sighs the air imprisoned In them.
Ny the nrc.lds the old men seated.
seeing ruined eities In a.hss.
Asking sadly
OF the past vhsi u can ns'er restore them.
py the nresids ihsre ar. youihfal drc.msrs.
building cAs lee fair, With stately stzirwass.
ASKING biinLiy
OF the future what u can not give them.
By the nre.ids tragedies re acted.
In whose scenes appear two a,tors only.
wife'and husband.
And above them Col. the spectator.
By the nrssiie there is peaeo and eomfott;
Wives and children. with fair. thoughtfai fsces.
wailing waiehin;
For we'll Anown foots'ep In the passage.
Zach man. chimney .. his aollsn Mile stone
IL the central poiat. from which he me i-uies
kvery distance
Through the gai.w =, . of the World around him.
In his f.rthsst ~sndsrlngs still be esh;
ncars th. talking lame. the Ansve Ina night
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-06
TO LET.

A LARGE HOUSE,. oxso. SUITABLE e,n
: "A for Q restaurant. and . house with -
seventeen roons. sdIoinins. Both could -
ne used a. . boarding and lotrins-house. OPP
and Union strsets. Inquire of
o3 JOHy PfPxR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-06
CLOSED ON SUNDAYS.

AyorIcg IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE
IN the under-ignsd. Grocery Me'chant- Of
Geld Hill. will no o2en our y ace. OF business
on sundays after the nrrt day OF Noyemher
ROBINSON n FOLSOM.
RICHARD MEl.CkR.
Gold IIill. Oct. nth, lsTI. o9t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-06
% 90 LOT.

0ns Ladies' Opsra Guard Chain.
One Ladies' Neck Cham and Cross.
Ons BEAUTIFUL Locket. engraved.
Ons pair Band Brscelets.
One dents twist link Vest Chafn and Cnnm
One pair Onyx eieevs Bustoos.
One set tO Onyx shtrt studs.
one new improved Collar Button.
One extra cut Cameo Seal King.
One Arizona solitaire stud.
One set Amethy Of of Topaz Pin and Ear Drops
Ons Ladies' Chemise Button.
Oas plain hing. stamped Is X.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-06
FOR SALE.

A uoRsK AND BUGGY. TAX HORSE II
N IN excellent roadster. hind and gentle AID
the busgy II . dr.t rate QUE. nearly new. W.i
be aid very cheap Tor cash. Apply IL the old
Sunderland mill siis. Lower ooH niii. 70
ocatu W. II. GRAY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-06
% 90 LOT.

e oarSi saiot for $50
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-06

nEPosIrs ofCoIS OR BULLION received.
~ other on open account or 70 Issue GER.
TiFlCATR5 therefor, payable Cat the option OF
the holder) In Gold Hin or San franclsco; TO
MAKE collections. purchase Bulliou at the most
favorable rates. ot advance coin shereon when
forwarded 10 the Parent Bank In San Francisco;
sell. Bill. OF Rxehange, and trsnsscts General
Banking Business.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
Police Court.

Drunkenness Julia Morgan. dis
missed; Emma Garrison. 81; Tim. Buck
ey, 80 days; Isabella Hood, $40; Tbos.
Mccarthy, So.
Disorderly Conduct-Joseph Dooley
So; ohm Kane, 50; Frank Redewitz, +.
NJ. Bilsley, dismissed; Vim Sullivan,
81; John Moore, continued.
Assault and Battery-Henry Bror.
strup, dismissed; John Stahr, same.
Dllscellaaeous-Frank Redewitz. per-
sonal violence, dismissed; Thos. Welsh,
John Finneli, thieves, &c 80 days, sus-
pended; A. B. Lisle, false pretenses.
four charges, dismissed; Louis Megme,
Mich. Ryan, failing to post red light,
continued; Frank Cook, obstructlng
street, costs; Jacob Fuldner, removing
corpse for burial without permit, dis.
missed; VIM. Gallant and John Slater,
grand larceny, bound over; Thos. Cum
ningham, vagrancy, go days; VIM. Sulii.
van, malicious destruction, $4: Moses
Solomon, same, dismissed; Henry Egly,
careless driving, $3; Maggie Wi der,
petit larceny, dismissed; VIM Lager
mtn, D. Steible, Fred. Hoelshur, F.
Steinkamp, +. A. Boelliug, j. & eulich,
George Kern. Cnas. Weis, John Hart
ling, Jos. Schmerber, Jac. Flecktlmer,
selling liquor on election day, contlnu I'd
to Monday; Geo. Il Roberts, lettering,
continued; same, false preteuses, con.
tinuet; Mich. Becker, W. Z. Wynne,
game OF chance, continued.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20

The Russian Steamboat Company has
announced the suspension Of their SER
vice. The last boat to Odessa sails TO-
day.
Military attaches of the Russian EN- =
bassy in Paris, and all Russians be-
longing to the Imperial army have re-
ceiyed orders to join their respective
corps Immediately.
Joshua Hart, manager Of the Eagle
Theater, has served Miss Anna D!ckiu-
son with papers in suit Tor damages,
growing out OF the abrupt termination OF
her dramatic engagement.
Charles Bradlaugh and Alice Besant,
the free thought candidates, recently
arrested in London on charge OF print
ing and pub ,ishIng u pamphlet alleged
TO be of an immoral character, have been
held. for trial ON their own recognizance.
The theatrical benefit at st. Louis
Wednesday night for the destitute serv.
ant girls of the Southern Hotel was a
very generous one. The house was filed
in every part. Everything was volun.
teered, and the net proceeds will prob
ably reach 81 800.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
While cutting feed in the stable, her
hand got caught in the machine, cutting
of three of her fingers.
whisky stolen.

The warehouse owned by Mr.. VIM. H.
Wade, at Nos. 1S and 20 Pike street,
in Covington, was entered several times
during the past few months, and about
$500 worth of whisky stolen and a lol
OF silver gauglng instruments taken
The owner OF the whisky, Mr.. W. u
Stephens, has been absent from nome
since last N November, and returned home
last night, when he discovered his loss'
The Burglars effected an entrance Dy
prylng open the cellar door, Whlcn gave
them free access to the whole house.
The whisky has been carried off in buck
cts, as there were two or three buckets
partly flleu with whisky found on the
floor where the liquor was stored. o.
currences Of this kind are frequent 10
that State, and there should be some
means adopted to prevent them.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Two Men Badly Injured by FaIR-
ing RafLerS.

Readers Of the STAR will remember
that about three weeks ago the stable 81
Joseph Levy, coal dealer at the souts-
west corner of Water and Plum streets.
was burned down.
A lew days ago workmen were eR-
gagged to rebuild the stables. Tho
work up to this morning had proceeded
30 far as to have the building under
root.
About II O'Clock this forenoon, two
carpenters were seriously injured at
that place.
The roof had been overburdened with
slxty-two bundles OF shingles, and as
the ratters were not supported by ean-
ter-piece, the whole thing gave way sud-
denly at the above hour.
There were about four or five work.
men engaged in the inside OF the stable
when tne root caved in, pressing tho
sides Of the building outwa ards.
Two OF the carpenters below were
buried under the ruins and were seri-
ously injured. One of these had to be-
conveyed to his home In an express
wagon. Their names could not be
learned.
Ex-Mayor Johnston rendered some
valuable assistance on the occasion, ,aaa
allowed Mr.. Levy to stable the horses
on his grounds.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
NEW YORK CITY.
To the Land of the Free.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, April 20.-A cable dis
patch was received this forenoon by a
shipping agent in this city, stating that
over twenty thousand Russians might
be expected at this port during the sum-
mer, and that large number had al
ready engaged steerage passage. Near
ly the same number have, IT is stated,
decided upon going to Australia. No
reason Is given Tor this sudden exodus.
1t is probably caused by the prospective
war between Russia and Turkey.
Heavy Rain Storm
has been prevailing here for the past
two days, and shows no sign OF abate-
ment. The rain is still falling this morn
ing and dense fog hangs over the city
The storm during last night was quite
severe, accompanied by heavy thunder
and lightning.
Worse ON Hugh Hastings.
A Herald special from Albany says
it is reported that Tweed has made q
supplemental confession relative to the
election of Judges OF the Court Of Ap.
peals in the spring Of 1870, showing that
Judges Andrews and Folger were fraud
ulently elected, and that Hugh Hastings,
Of the New York Commercial Advertiser
engineered the fraud.
They will Go West.
A special rom Scranton says fifty
four families left there yesterday TO set
tie in Central Nebraska, and it is ex'
pected that before the lst of May no
fewer than five hundred families oil
miners 10 LackawaDna and Wyoming
Valleys will have left ior tae West.
Statements About Tweed.
1t is stated positively that Tweed will
refuse to testify before the Woodir
Committee. He says he is not RESPONSE
BILE for a newspaper statement, anC
when the proper time comes be Is ready
to testify In the Court. The Committee
can not compel him TO speak.
The Tribune says Tweed will certain
| Iy be released within short time, anC
Sweeney and other leaders of the Rims
will make settlements. New suits
against persons into whose hands pub
lie funds passed corruptly are expected
| to follow at once.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
Am Article of Genuine merit.

ln this age Of shams it is pleasant 10
meet with an article OF Gynuine Merit.
Such one is Glenn's Sulphur Soap, u
remedy for diseases Of tle skin AMI a
beauttier of the complexion. All Ihe
advantages derivabie from Sulphur
baths are conferred by the use OF TIA .
inexpensive subs iiute. The La 4 S
speak Of 1t i'll the highest Eerns
as means Of softening id whiteS:
ing the skin. The rec0ilime ndaiiol Y
ply sicians has been frequently cited in
Its behalf and Testimonials from So
spectacle sources would seem TO ieays
no reasonable doubt that il possess .
claims upon public confidence OF sae
most positive kind. Merely regarded
as an adjuuct oi the BATH aud taile. it 10
very desirable, and as remedy Tor
eruptiOns, irritation aud abrasi-~$ OF
the cutiele II takes high rank. -.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
TRAGEDY AT GREENWOON.

Attempt at Murder and Suicide.
A double tragedy occurred last even
ing in Greenwood, a suburb Of Locklana,
in which place about year ago Burrela
Dudley murdered his son. Henry
Johnston Is colored man OF about
forty years OF age. He was At work
about O'clock yesterday afIer-
noon in unloading coal at Lockwood
Station. Alter he had finished his work
he went TO his home where his mpthe:-
in-law, his wife and a daughter about
sixteen years old were.
His wife was sent out with quarter
to purchase some beef. On her return
he got into dispute about 10 cents,
which he wanted tor the purpose Of buy.
ing whisky. The women all partOok in
the quarrel. He first attacked them
with big corn-knife. He then seized
an ak, but afterwards dropped it, and
got II loaded gun. He pointed 1t at the
women and fired. The bail took effeDs
in his wlfe's left shoulder, causing a
slight fl sh wound. Her face was badly
burned by the powder, so close had the
| weapon been pointed at her. Tho
| daughter ran out Tor Kimball, the Mar.
shal OF Greenwood. Constable Dave
[ w Olverton came TO ner all, OUT III Tu1
Iu6dublulG uuu ulu III buS pI4VY.
The Constable found nim here, but the
man quickly drew hrs knife and cut his
throat. He was taken before Squire
Carson, but the examination was post
poned. DR.. Smith dressed his wounds,
and Johnston was then conveyed to tins
city and locked up in the County Jail 70
escape The crowd which had gathered at
| Greenwood with the intention OF lynch
ing him. DR.. Watson, The Jail physi-
| clan, reserved the wound.
The injuries OF Mrs. Johnston are
slight, and she will probably recover IN
| four or five weeks.
johnson was visited by STAR re-
porter this morning, and was found
| resting quietly on cOt-Oed in one Ot
tue corrldors OF the County jail. Jah
Physician Watson found it necessary to
resew the wound in the throat, and
now the patient can talk quite wed
though he is, OF coarse, somewhaS
hoarse.
Tne would-be assassin and suicide in-
formed the reporter that ne was nS-
live of Paris, KY, where he married his
| vile in 1862. Mrs. Johnson was at one
time The property OF the father OF nr.
Hearn, Of the tirm Of Hearn, Lee IL Pa&-
dock, this city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
DUSKY DARLINGS.

The Baby show at ThOms' Hall.
Ram storms have g depressing effect
upon public baby shows, as was noticed
at Thoms' Hall yesterday, where there
was to be fine lot of dusky darllngs on
exhibition. The attendance OF visitors
Tor the same reason, was slim, but this
evening, should the weather permit, the
number both Of babies and older per
sons will be increased.
The following list comprises those who
were there last night, but all things
being favorable there will be seventy
five or eighty more Tonight:
GLASS A-UNDER YEAR.
Clifford A. Foster, $50 West Fifth street.
Freddie Kilgour, 19l Smith street.
Chas. Perry, l29 Smith street.
Hattie Smith, 10 smith street.
Andrew Terry, lSi George street.
Estella Hogan, l8b Seventh street.
Annie Belle Schlgnon, 46i George street.
GLASS -FRoM u TO Is MONTHS.
Albert kndric, 43l Firth street.
Augusta Hagan, 10 Belts street.
Lilly Herod, 143 George street.
CLASS C-FRoM Is TO "A MONTHS.
Seibert Newton, % Rittenhouse street,
Harry Scott, 81 George street.
James Henry Fry, Avery street
Archie Bulger 35i Sixth street.
A. Crooks, 1i3 George street.
CLASS D-BkTwEEN 2 AND YEARS.
George VIM. Kindrc, 48l W est Fifth street.
IL. Troy, 492 John street.
Ada Geneva Gorlon, 20 Mercer street.
CLASS TWINS.
Aetna Teresa AMI Aletha Maud Roots.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
LATEST LOCAL,

THE sewer on Everett street, below
John, caved in this morning.
THERE'S a hole in Walnut street d.
rectiy opposite Patterson alley In which
you could bury mule. How long will
1t be permitted TO remainf
WILLIAM BEACH, a young man about
twenty Two years old, was locked up
this morning at the Ninth-street Station
on suspicion by Detectives Ampthauer
and kushman.
AN explosion occurred this morning
| in the office of the Chiet of Police. MIR.
Joseph AusGing attempted to build a
fire in the stove, and to enliVen the
flames poured gasoline on them. The
result may be imagined, but luckily no
one was injured.
ED. ARMSTRONG, superintendent Of
the suburban Telegraph Company, has
commenced negotiations with the city
authorities looking to the placing OF a
telegraphic instrument in the off e of the
County Jail, the wires to connect with
IPollce Headquarters. This would be
good move aud should receive the SUI
port Ul those III authority.
LOUIS FERRMAN, JR., colored, EN-.
pl0yed as u hosller at Llyesey's stable,
corner Eighth and Linn streets, Is shir-
ming around town this afternoon under
guard, hunting some one TO 60 on his
bond while awaiting an examination on
the charge Of bastardy preferred against
MIN ibis morning before squire John
w. R.ily, by a dusky damsel named
Eliza Simms, a resident OF Baymiller
street near Eighth.
The Kentucky River bridge on the
line oil the Cincinnati Southern Rail-
road, is being tested Today. An excur-
! SION train composed Of -four passenger
coaches and TWO fat cars left LudIO W
this morning. On the train were many
of our prominent cit z.ns, including Mr..
stephens, President OF the City Council,
and the members from the Ohio Legisla-
ture, the Board ol 'Change and the
press.
DIR. MALEY s. CO.'S baby show de.
serves II oelLer fate ;nan falls to its 10 t
on account OF the uupropitious weather,
az in appointments and material it eX-
cells anything aof the kind hitherto al
tempted in this city; every promise tu
the public and exhibitors mas been faith
fully kept, and all that is needed is fair
sKiesl to bring out our citizens by thou.
sands. The attendance to-day was
somewhat an improvement on that oil
yesterday, Notwithstanding the threat.
ening clouds.
W. II. MORGAN, ESQ, who for over
eight years has been connected with Il.
Simpson d Uo., State Agents OF The
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com.
pany, has resigned his position in that
connection, and accepted an appoint
| ment as Manager OF the bu u5iness OF the
Union Central Life Insurance Company,
i'll connection with the Deposit Benefit
Society Of this city. He is 10 be Con.
graduated upon his promotion. hr
Morgan has been for many years prom.
inent member OF the School Board, and
Is well and taVorabiy known in this
city. -------- ------- ---- -
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
T. B. Stone and Fannie Belts.
John Reinhart and Lizzie koen.
l.. Westjohu and Lizzie KDen.
J.. Fisher AMI Laura S. Davidson.
IL. Bruening anu WiPmina Rodenho fl.
j. j. Oswald and Dora Stadler.
Il. M. Thompson ana Lizzie Brinker.
l.. Parker and Clara Sawyer.
Geo. W. Rapp and Ida Ballauf.
C. p. Rogers and May Strebeley.
r. Hopkins and Catherine Carroll.
N. Jones and Ada Douglass.
James j. Gaddis and Ell Ia J. Riddle.
f. W. Bellmer and Anna Thompson.
Peter Rohmann ana Rosa Mueller.
Michael r Der ard Elizabeth Kertb.
Albert Won Essen and Rosa Segbeck.
e Michael Mulhollani and Eliza Dunn.
Geo. G Ii and Jane keef.
j. DIETRICH and Philomena Horenbride,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
Grand Symphony Concert at the
Lookout House.

The German Military Band Is an
nounced for grand Symphony Concert
at the Lookout House tonight.
The following is the programme:
PARTI.
l. Overture, "EgmonV ............ beethoven
g. Serenae, "Ihrough the leaves the night
wind whIspers' s'.............. FIR. Schubert
8. "Aria from Titus" Solo for Oboe with Clar-
inetto oDligato. .........:.. mozart
Messrs. Gust Scheibe anu Chr. Henkel.
A. Fragment from "Lohengrin" Rich. Wagner
PART II.
s. Symphony Military (No. 1D......Jos. haydn
q Adagio anu Allegro,
b Allesretto,
C Menuetto.
Finale (Presto.)
PART III.
6. Overture, "Fidelio'' (E Major. Beethoven
z. "An Mcer," (on the Ocean,) Solo for from :.
UOu0, .'..... .''''' ''''''''' 'SOhupSAS
Mir. e. Boyer.
8. sin Memoria" Of Z. NV. Weber. (. Bach
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
Board Of Public Works.

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
Chief Engineer A. L. Anderson sub
mitted a recommeudatio that MIR. Reit.
z.naker be appointed as Inspector OF the
kenton-street Improvement, aud thal
Dir. Hook be transferred to The Inspec
ton OF the sewer now being cons tructed
on Liberty street. The Recommendation
was adopted.
The contract for repairing the floors o.
the bridges at Sycamore, Main, vine
Rice anu Elm streets, was awarded t.
v. X. Arnold at his bid, STA.
The supervisor was authorized Ia
make special contract with the Cot.
trac'nr OF Street Repairs, OF the Twent,
tilth Ward. to lay a two-rOw crossing OF
Indiana haggtsg across Spring Grove
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
Not n Full Hand.

John Boyer, carpenter who resides
on Mound street, suffered the loss OF
three of his fingers day before yester-
day while working with circular saw
in Straub's Mill, at the corner OF Front
and John streets.
An accident OF exnctly the same ma
ture occurred night bernre last To the
wife of Mr.. Deakcn, Sheriff Wallace's )
1raymau, who lives on Gutter street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20

A musical and literary entertainment
is to be given tonight az the FIRST Evan
gelical Lutheran Church.
The German Military Band will give a
Grand symphony Concert this evening
at the Lookout House. The Symphony
will be Haydn's Military (No. IL
Mr.. A. o. Van Lennep will deliver
two more Oriental lectures this and to-
morrow afternoon, at Pixies Music
Hall, for the Women's Missionary So
ciety.
The scholars of the E,st Columbia
School, in charge OF Prof G. w. Wei
mer, will this evening give an entertain
ment consisting OF readings, dialogues
and reciLatiOns.