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Board of Public Works.

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present, and Presideit
Bell in the chair.
The engineer was ordered to prepare
the necessary papers to improve Fourth
avenue from Marshall avenue to Center
street, also Fifth avenue from Charles
to Center street.
The floor of the bridge over the Miami
canal and Twelfth street was ordered
repaired.
The sidewalk on the northwest aide OF
Eastern avenue was ordered reIAired.
A bill OF 1910 As for repairing side walks
was ordered paid.
The Supervisor was directed to have
box-drain laid at the Intersection uf
Charles street and Second avenue; also
10 cut ditch, at a cost not to exceed
$45. and have the approach to Coleraiu
avenue, from CnaIl9s street, maile If
possible.
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A North Carolina paper, which wants
Colonel "rom" Ruflil placed on the
Supreme Court benca, cries: Look nt
the name, brethren. Think about il.
Did you Know him in the war when true
steel glittered: DON'T you believe be
would stand his ground and dole out
justice TO man, though ali the world
these things, brethren. shame! shame!
upon the red-hot party pen that would
dare cool toward Colouel Raffih because
he is no prejudiced, political partisan.
VIII any paper in this State so FAR ia-
dorse this language as to publish these
words? We shall see. Spirit OF Beu.
Franklin! work Ou the brat hras -
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COViNGTON,s TREASURER.
$4,000 ShOrI-He Hands In His
ReAiyMNti0n.

Treasurer Stone, OF Covlngtou, has
admitted that he is $1,000 short in Ms
account. He gave In his resigna ;ios
this morning to President Stephens, aud
it will be submitted to the City Council
tomorrow night. The Investigation
Committee admits to have made fifty
eight errors, which amount to the snor-
nous sum Of 70 cents.
Mr.. stones sureties stated this morn
ing thai they were ready to pay up the
deficiencies, aud a proposition wl!l be
submitted TO City Council tomorrow
night TO allow them time to pay It.
About three days since Mr.. Stone ex-
nIbted 81, 800 on his person and said he
det:d the city to get il. Ips noted
fact that when the City Treasurer who
visits such places as the st. Nicholas
Hotel, Frank HalPs and public balls,
ana squander their mouey III as foolish
q manner as MIR. Stone and Hawes did,
you can put it down that there's Q
screw loose some place.
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Edition

AEs~ CINCINNATI, Nov. 21 $40 p. M.-Mess
pork steady and quiet. Meats moderately ac-
tive and held steady. Lard quiet and easy
Wheat In moderate demand and steady. Corn
firm and somewhat higher. Oats quiet Bar
ley in limited demand. Rye in moderate
movement. Flour fairly active and steady
market. Whisky unchanged. Cotton lrm and
a shade higher Seeds in moderate jobbing de-
mand and ample offerings. Country produce
plenty and demand moderate. Gold firm at
i03X.
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Irish News,

From Late Dublin and Cork Rxchapgcs.l
Serious Fire-Fire broke out At abou,
1 O'clock on Monday morning in Hisl
street, Portatown, and spread from Mr.
ohm Ross hardware and grocery estab
lishment to the spirit store Of Mr.. JOhr
o. Hanlon, and thence to the neighborins
premises, destroying property es tim ate
to be worth 100000.
Tenant Right-A monster tenant right
meeting was held on Monday upon The
historic plains of Kilcommlden, near
Aughrim, County Galway. There were
upwards OF seven thousand persons
present, and great enthusiasm pre-.
vailed. The people separated, loudly
cheering Mr.. James Kilmartin, Of Shra.
lea House. Hundreds OF voices eX-
claimed, "We will send you, Mr. Kilmar-
tin, to the House Of Commons instead OF
the OConnor Don, at the next election
for Ros common County"
The Irish Mail Service-The Postmas-
ter-General has made au arranxement
with MI. John Burns for double mail
service between Scotland and Ireland,
by Whioh an additional disputch will
leave an hour later than at present from
Glasgow and Belfast respectively. As
Is well known, the mail service between
Scotland and Ire and has been conduct.
ed by the Messrs. Burns for UPWARDS of
quarter of century, aud Mr. Burns
has declined to accept any remunera.
ton for this extra accommodation,
which he has placed graluitously at tue
service Of the Government.
Mr.. Gladstone's Visit-The Right
Hon. W. L. Gladstone and The mrmbers
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United States Marshal for the District
OF Minnesota.
The Trade with Manitoba.

vi MlnneSOta.
The Trade with Manitoba.
The United States Consul at Winnie
peg reports to the Department of State
mat the trade of the country with Mani
tODa and n Northeastern British America
has diminished during the past fiscal
year, owing to the disappearance of the
locust plague and the reduced imports
OF breadstuffS and provisions. The inn
pOrls from the United Sta es last year
were $SJS 1872 as against s94O, 1877 In 1878
Committee on Counting the EIec-
tOraI Vote.
The House Select Committee on the
revision of the laws regulating the
counting OF the Electoral vote for Presi-
dent and Vice President, Of which Hon.
Milton j. Soutnard, of Ohio, is Chair
man, met yesterday for the first time
since its appointment and organized. 1t
Is not probable that the Committee will
transact any business during the re-
mainder Of the extra session.
Nominations Confirmed.
The Senate, in executive session, yes.
terday confirmed the following nomina.
tions:
Sullivan McCutcheon, to be United
States Attorney tor the Eastern Dis
trict OF Michigan.
Charles q. Allen, United States Mar
shall for the Western District OF Mis-
souri,.
B. Humphreys, Collector of Customs
at Pensacola, Fiorida.
JeWett Palmer, Collector OF Internal
Revenue Tor the Fifteenth District OF
Ohio.
VIM. N. Woodstock, Collector of In
ternal R venue for The Fifth District OF
Tennessee.
Otis Ii. Russell, Collector OF Internal
R,venue for the Third District Of Vir-
ginia.
Postmasters-A. J. Calkins, Prince
ton, Ind; James Nelis, Kendall Yilie,
Ind; VIM. b. Lingle, LRIay cite, Iud.
Mrs. E. Sellen, Pskin, Illinois; Charles
A: Partridge, Waukegan, Illinois; Dale
Wallace, Hoopestown, Illinris; William
9. Wright, Efhngham, Illinois; David l..
Phillips, Springfield, Illinois; Robert J.
Kelly, Alpena, Michigan; Joseph Y. Orr,
Athens, Georgia; James ID. Browne,
Key West, Florida; William j. Stewart,
Tallahassee, Florida; Alexander d. N c.
Connics, Bryan, Texas; b. Quincy,
Nayasto, Texas; Moses A. Bryan, Bren-
ham, Texas.
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An sl0l nCeln eiAIS.

The ladies Of the Nit. Auburn Baptist
Church VIII give u kcttle-drum and sale
at Seminary Hall on tomorrow after
noon ana evening.
Wendell Phillips will lecture next
Monday evening at Pixies opera.house.
SuIjsct, "Daniel O'Connell." The sale
OF reserved seats began today at Dob.
meyer u NewhaIPs music.store.
The first Of series of free lectures, to
be given at Loyeland bhis winter, will
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Fire-Forger Sentenced,

National Associated Press to the star.
BOSTON, Nov. 2I,-A fire night before
last in New Ipswich, N. H., destroyed
the building occupied By G. A. Burton,
printer. The loss on the building aud
stock is 50, 600.
Henry K. 5ibley, well.known poll.
tician, who was arrested about mon th
ago for forging several small amounts,
was yesterday arraigned, found guilty,
and sentenced TO four years. imprison-
ment. His case has eliciled muca SYM
pathy.
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THE OLD WORLD.
DAR W IN.

DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF CIVIL LAWS CON.
FkRRED ON HIM.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-A special tele.
gram from London says: A memora BILE
event occurred at Cambridge on Satur.
day last, which has given rise to much
comment and surprise that such de-
gree Of intolerance should exist in Eng
land. On that day the degree Of Doctor
Charles Darwin by the University OF
Cambridge.
When Darwin and Huxley appeared,
the former robed IN the scarlet gown of
a doctor, tremendous and enthusiastic
cheers broke forth from all parts OF the
building. The massive features Of Dar-
win were immoDile as stone. The i'm
prsssive ceremony was diversified by
The usual hooting anu chaffing by The
students, whiok was tar worse than the
uprOar heard in Oxford when General
Grant received similar degree.
AT u critical moment in the proce =
ings all etiigy OF a monkey robed in an
undergraduates gown WAS lowered into
the middle OF the hall from the mos
prominent point in the gallery. This e.
Fl ~ pore the legend in large letters.
,"fRe Missing LnK."
In the evening DR.. Darwin was further
honored WITH a public dinner, but the
delicate health of the sayaat prevented
his attendance. Fhe event has beyond
question created u deep aud gratifying
Impression among the scientific classes
throughout England.
ON TO ERZEROUM.
LONDON NJV 2l-A uISnufoh trop,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-21
The Silver Bill Recommended FOR
Passage.

National Associated Press to the Star,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21. - The silver
men have carried their measure In the
Senate Finance Committee. The meet.
ing to-day was held to perfect the bill,
but the silver men voted down all
amendments offered, including one to
except from the operations Of tue bill all
the Government bonds issued since
1873.
Mr.. Allison was directed to report the
bill to the Senate, and this he Will do 10.
day. The bill Is the Identical Bland bill
with free coinage stricken out, and a
clause inse ted authorizing the secre-
tary OF the Treasury to coin not less
than $2,O00,0O0 nor more than $4,000, ,OOO
per month.
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be delivered hy Professor Chauncey Z.
stuntz, of Woodward High School, this
city, next Saturday evening. Subj cf,
"W ater"
The "lnvincibles" will give a grada
Thanksg: Wing party at Smiths Casino
Hall, on Ninth street, between Main anH
Sycamore, on next Wednesday evening,
November %. The Club is newly
organic ID one, and a good time may bo
anticipated.
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National Associa atsd Press to the Star.

NANOnAI Associated Press to Ghe Star.
HUDSON, N. Y, Nov. 21.-The funeral
Of Lewis Goeltz, late junior editor and
proprietor OF the Hudson Daily Repub.
hcan and the Columbus Weekly Repub-
lican, took place yesterday in this city,
and was largely attended by the mem.
bers Of The 81 Mas0nic fraternity.
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IHE LATEST
The Situation IN France.

National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Nov. 21-The Times on the
French situation thus concludes Its
leader: "The moderate Right OF the Sen
ate lid not mean to produce the mis-
chief they have occasioned, but the re-
suit is before US. The powers OF France
are arrayed against one another like
army against army"
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Irl South America.

PANAMA, Nov. 10.
Correspondence National Press Association.
Columbia-Isaac IL. SteinUerg, a ma.
tive OF Troy, New York, who came to
this 1sthmus with the crowd In 1s49,
died quite unexpectedly on the eveI-
Ing Of the 1st inst.
Salltics have come down to a calm.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
HARTFORD, CONN, Noy.2 2l The State
Board OF CanYassers gave George G..
Summon, Democrat, the certificate as
Senator from the First District BY one
maiOrity
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NNsIOI RI ASsOCIateu ProsB 70 The Star.
PARIS, Nov. 21.-The Rep blique
Franoalse declares that, in view of th e
Senate's pretensions and the President t. 3
refusal to change his policy, it
becomes the clear duty OF the Chamber
OF Deputies to refuse to vote the budget.
The Chamber must save the country.
No budget must be voted as long as the
majority has not Ministry in whom it
can place confidence.
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w WASHINGTON.
Special to the Star.


PACIFIC RAILWAY COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Tne chair.
manship of the Pacific Railroad Commit.
tee is expected to be settled to-day. II
will be Governor Throokmorton, Of Tex
as, OF Mr.. House, Of Tennessee. Gov
Throckmorton prefers that Mr.. House
Should be chairman, and he would be
generally acceptable.
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No Leniency to IDebriate Officers.
National Associated Press to the Star

No Leniency to IDebriate Officers.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Alan order h a.
been issued through the War Depart.
ment from the President to the eHec,
that no more lenieucy will be shown tc
| army officers who have violated the 3St b
| arucle Of war, which relates to inebri
ETY. on duty. 1t ls in the form OF a warn
| ing that vigorous execution of the sen.
| tenoe imposed, in due course by the
court.marsnals, may be expected.
WOmen's National University,
The Committee on Privileges have de-
| termined 10 grant Mrs. Sarah j. Spen.
Ger and her associates in the advocacy
OF the establishment of Women's Ma
tlonal University at Washington "a hear
ing at the time Of the meeting of the
Women's National Suffrage Convention,
which takes place in this city in Janu-
AIRY mex.
The Colorado Question.
The House Committee on Elections
will come to vote on the Colorado
ques tion to-day. The Comm, ,ttee is near
ly evenly divided in three parts, one ia
yoring the claim of Patterson, another
that Of Bellord, and the third in favor of
propositions will be submitted to the
House for that body to decide upon.
No Result.
The Senate Committee on oreign Re-
latioHs considered at the meeting yes
terday the nomination OF Henry ID. Sam
lord for the Belgian mission. No con-
elusive action was taken. The same
was tHe result with reference to the
IN kinn nf lan w nd
Brazilian mission.
The Army on the Texas Border.
The House Military Committee yes
terday took up the resolution OF MIR.
Mills, adopted IN the House on The 11tl
lust, directing an inquiry into the mill
Lary force on the Texas border, the NUM-
Der and condition Of troops, &c. The
Gel O. al OF the A amy, the Adjutant Gem
eral and others have be!n requested 10
appear before the Committee, Wnlch will
slt daily while the subject is under con.
sideratlon.
The Deficiency Bill.
The House Appropriation Committee
amended the Deficiency Bill by striking
out thn clause making an appropriation
10Y IT. 1faylhg tie expenses If Lhe Presl-
uenps Louisiana Commission, AID re-
ducsd the Appropriation for the ex.
penses OF the mint investigation. The
Olll Is i'll the hands f Mr.. Singleton tO
be reported to the House.
The silver Bill.
The Senate Finance Commit tee reject
ed successive propOsItiDns to limit lne
legal-tender Of silver, but agreed to an
am ndmeut to the Silver Bill setting
apart 50 OOO, 900 AS permanent fund ior
tue purchase OF not less than So 600 ONO
nor more than "a 000, 600 in bullion month.
ly, the silver coined to Ds replaced by
greenDacks ana turned back in his form
into the permanent purchasing fund.
Nominations.
The President sent to the Senate yes
terday the following nominations: VIM.
j. Hunter to be Receiver OF Public Mon
eys at Hays City, Kansas; WIN. W. Bill
son, United States Attorney for the Dis
triot OF Minnesota Robert n. AcLaren !
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-LATHE, &o.-A combined foot
: l. lathe and scroll saw, with a complete set Of
iron and wood working TOOLS A great varie-
~ Of work can be done on the machine. Can
be seen In Star building. Apply In the o flee.
noI2-tf
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GRAND Matinee To-day at 2.
VFEH -AOUSE. Admission 25 and Soc.
r. kNAhGkLlNE. Triumphant ucce 8 8
Lone Fisherman, of RICE'S EXrRAV-
Dancing Heifer, AGANZA COM BIN A.
Balloon Trip to Ar- TION, comprising 81
cOna, Lively Whales. Artists in
EVANGE ELINE,
Miss Kate Mcdowell as Gabriel
Friday night-1he Great Musical event,
CONRAD, HE IORSAIR. Benefit of Miss
Venie Clancey.
Monday, Nov. 2Gtn-S. L. Roberts HUMP
TY-DU MPTT. Reserved seats at Hawley's,
Mi Vine street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-21

A RI SITS MANUAL, A PRACTICAL
IA guide to oil and water color painting,
crayon drawing, &c. Illustrated SOC. Elocn-
,tionist's Journal gives best standard and new
pieces for professional and amateur readers
knd speakers, lOc, of any newsdealer or by
@pH. JESSE uANEY u CO., ll9 Nassau st.,
Kew YORK. ,
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AMUsEMENTS.
ROBINSON'S OPERA-HOUSE.
b. MACAULEY......... Manager.

Successl Success! Success
Leonard Growers glorious comedy,
OUR DOARDISG-nOUSE
OUR BOARDING-HO
OUR BOARDING-H -HO US T.,
Every evening during the week aud Wednes-
day ana saturday Matinees. Remember the
Grand Boarding House" Matinee To-day,
Iat O'Clock. Admission 25 and Soc.
Next week-The Celebrated comedian, JOHN
e OWENS.
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wANTED---SITUATIoNs.

NT NTLD-SITUATION-To do up stairs
w work and wash ana iron, In city or coun-
try. Call at 81 Harrison street. 1926
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Nv ASrED-BoYs-ro sell paper. for this
office. tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DABIES OF CINCINNATI-Awful funny
ID Comic Monthly, " cts. at any news stand.
IQUOR and OPIUM Habits self Cured
~ Now book OF vital value, also exposes fall
faeious treatment and nostrums, 75c, JESSE
HANE1 go, ll9 Nassau street, New York
S1ANDAtD SCItOLL BOOK. just out, has
fsinters, &c. just the thing wanted and must
be seen to no appreciated. Only 81. Examine
Rt any book store or painters supply store
u LACK BOA RID IN THE SUNDAY
~ SCHOO LA practical guide for superin-
teadents and teachers by Frank Beard. Fully
illustrated. 81 81 OF booksellers or by mail.
JESSE HANEY u CO., llS Nassau street
New York.
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FOR RENT--ROOMS

Tor RENT - ROOM - Furnished, suitable
for two gentlemen as sleeping room, at 24l
Freeman street. 14-6t
INOR RENT ROOMS - Two front rooms
Il suitable for housekeeping, 526 freeman,
opposite Oehler street. no2O-2t+
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NANTED = SITUATION - By good fe-
w male cook; best OF city refer nee, il re-
aulreI. Apply at S6I West Third street. 20-3t
! NJ ANrED-SIrU ATIOS-1 10 COOK, wash
w and iron in private family, or general
bousework; no objection to the country; col
cred. Inquire at / Perry street. 20 st
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+ M ANTED D-SITUAlION - AS coachman
Wy In private family. INQUIRE at Ill West
Filth street, at Mr. A. HELBERG'S. 1926
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FOR RENT.

L%OR REET-STOkE AND ROOMS-Three
Il rooms and store for rent. at 255 Freeman.
L>OR RENT - HOUSE - Modern improve
i ments, IL rooms Hinklc block, MT. AuDNrn
Naii at l3U Auburn street. Post
ENOR RENT - FLOORS - Part of the first
4 noor and three upper floors OF store No 50
west Second street, near Vine. Inquire on
kue premises. lost
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tATANTED - TO BORROW - $4,000; will
wv give first mortgage security ON city real
estate. Inquire ut 45 Gest street. l4-5t
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LOST.

POAKDNG-Day from 80 to s. per week.
- Apply at T3 West Fourth street, between
central avenue and John street. 2O-2I
ipOAkDlNG - Parties In search of good
~ rooms and board will call at 46 r. Fourth
street, and be accommodated; reference. 20-2t
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

ls1~ Commenting on the nominations made by
the Democratic convention held here Sept. Sd, the
Herald of last week says:
ave have from time to time, through the col
umns of this journal, given our warning to the
party that the people not only expected bit de-
mdnded that only representative men be placed in
nomination for their suffrages.
eve shall give the ticket our support, but we
say to our party managers they have work to do.
1t is no walking over the course. 1t will require
the most thorough and persistent canvass to beat
the various elements that are about combining
against the ticket"
Does the Herald mean that the ticket is not a
representative" ticket, or what does it mean
1t leaves altogether in the dark to its opinion
on that particular thing.
If the signs of the times indicate anything they
Enthusiastically indicate that ''the various elements
that are about combining against the ticket will
have very easy task in "walking over the course
in November. The Herald already sees the hand
writing on the wall.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-09-15

g5-Robert S. Corse, Esq, one of the present
County Commissioners, publishes a card in the
Baltimore Bee of Monday last, announcing him.
self as an Independent candidate for reelection tc
that office. Referring to the announcement tn.
Bee pays Mr.. Corse the following well-deserved
compliment:
GAS will be seen by notice in another column
Mr.. Robert S. Corse the patient, efficient and pop
ular County Commissioner of Baltimore county
has yielded to the opportunities of the voters Of
Baltimore county. Mr.. Corse, since he has been
in his present position, has given almost universal
satisfaction, and has won the esteem of all who
have had business with that office. From his
known popularity there is very little doubt of his
selection"
1t is safe to say that no man who has ever held
the Office of County Commissioner has made him
self as popular with the people as has Mr.. Corse.
He was elected by the Reformers in 1875 and they
have reason to be proud of the very satisfactory
manner in which he has discharged the duties of
his very important position. 1t was due to them
selves as well as to Mr.. Corse that they show
their appreciation of a careful, honest and com
petent official by again placing him their ticket,
but they failed to do it and they must put up with
the consequences