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'raasal kzRss1Esin IN faalat<aRAia, liza
vnnOas cOnr0Css 90 Prxs Coo LIVE on
ASpLzxh
1nS ncvznc1re ef tAes cnraDsz1f ssur the pl,sn
ca % that tAs nansesflsr tasos ef ths tsi 4 e.
uisSI reAssEeS and the vhala rxnzt<ref entirely
fsa lAs s1tasfre sasts Of the Od has
hnT seent asa FcVailSz= sA---<s=z - rs .ss, oar
N sAat Hru th4 trVaoas Is sntfrrfy onx.ar<f n
hsz1 q csr,hrRltes nizhr be xssn hers 10 tc<,trV
% The sxesl5<nen ana F1ersss az sHIS9rsI CsS
Lsrsv Cd szk Linz" Bat Tia fsst that Il y
rxx1.iry Frssr-Asa by ths nrStjeal acalry q
Snn,sai Ir ns - A n vusar. Uassst,
bssasn, ars4 ~ al SrISxtssk
Ihe say1.g that there ID Eothiny nes
ssassr the szn il eSu1rai-t ~ the ssIIssin< de-
etaRfssn S Ssh terpehles- IN the Levers
lJnek- . osme&y ~ Nr. DsIke. areed n lalS
brsrsrtal Alt Mrs RraesxirIls playing ths
shss1 parts Il nay euatrfSe . n<ry nArkfns thAf
tA1u H1Ettth1y ruu untcr Hzter f1r sans lraxacs
sAaIi rene Tia FrsaSA asst 70 arsas-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Essipon Concert.


This evening the second and last of Nine.
Annette Essipof's farewell concerts in this city
comes onat Lincoln hall. The following is the
programme: J, .Sarabande," de Ia suite Re
% Bass: & dsTati: Ssssi s"B0S,Ts1" %,sGr RinPT s
sii iisssi ssssG.1u s'Ss PSioas.:
.h.gP %i.qrJ S, .MaIarEs:" Q major, Chopin;
Stephen II &.l.r; H. siSp irS 49,
min,tiSSne," ma, List; ~ lies Patineurs, Lisrt It
cent dinerent dance, which gives an opportu-
nifty to introduce composers from various coun.
tries, and any who may have been deferred from
wasall by Chopin certainly will not complain Of a
v u.nt Of variety this time. The Centennial grand
steinwsy send q special agent, Is a magnificent
Instrument A. this is the last opportunity to
prior to her return to Earope ali Syiprs periST%er ~ %
music VIII do we'll to call at Metzerott's and So
cure seats at once.
Miss Montague's Concert.
TIE grand concert to be given at Lincoln
Hall on Thursday next, by Miss Annie Montague
and her talented assistants, bids falr to bo n
Grand success. An excellent programme has
been prepared, and the reputation OF the artists
that S, ia take part sa sufficient guarantee that it
VIII DC rendered in hrst-class style.
Howe's Circus and Menagerfs.
Howe's great London circus and Sanoer,a
English menagerie Of trained animals will give
two performances in this city, at tho corner of
Ninth and streets, on Saturday next 1t is ac
eompanied by some Of the best artists In the pro-
Iession, and has met with decided success whore
street pageant Saturday morning, which will
give an IDEA OF what may be expected.
Forepaugh's Great show.
To-day one week the city will be made ray BY
the appearance Of Forepaugh's great show
circus, msnagerie and museum-w hlch Is without
an equal on this side OF the water Its fonts will
be pitched at the corner Of Ninth and S streets
IL Will remain with as three days and give two
the Juvenile mind, which naturally expect. q
least Of good things within the ar0ni.
Miss Lizzie Ihllng, the female aeronaut and
niece OF Prof Wise, says she has adopted aero.
nantics as a profession, and adds that she never
sscends without meteorological Instruments and
,ssin aetsrmnAuSn to profit science as well as her
fos Miss Ibiin. iiSsng sPPsar' to bs Inspiring.
balloon voyages II never occurred to me 60 write
anything FOR publication, and even nov can
on tSe sed sas sart his UP IN the afr than can
the beauty Of the creation below, the noble gran.
dear o. the secret majesty OF nature, the inhala-
greet the ear, at times moduiatsd 50 as To nros
duee the impression that there is = music oftSs
s2heres.siii 2eii thess things c9nsplre TO arouse q
10 not extraordinary" A'
Bertha Won Hitler has beautiful figure.
She has q long and steady stride. She has a long
health. She walks with her mouth shut VIE
blue her stoesnss are q the hssvsny soior @ fna hsf
gray. Her face is frank Intelligent and pleasant
Her hair 10 light and massive. Round and round
!! ,hs goes ynS the rssul.rity Of machine. She
Boston she has Just walked my miles In tribe
over eleven hours.
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doctrine, and closcd BY exborting them an TO
patiently suffer for well doing, after the en-
ample OF Christ.
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READ HIS STATEMENT.

sruISGvALE. NE. Oct is, 1875.
NJ r. Ssosns. ssY.:
nnAn sra: Eiiesn years ls.t fall I was taksu sick
vfh rn<amarf<m. vsS unable TO move uatil the {
Aprnl PROM tnst time until thrse years ago this
81 ,.fered sysrytsinx With rheunsiisui. soms-
uHes tnerr would be veeks \ time that could
not sexe one STRIP. these attacks quite often.
saf<red syerythinE thai . man eoaIf. Over three
years aro last spring i coumsnced taxing WIG Il
riSH and fonored u until hal taken seven bot
tics. have had no rheumatt<n sinee that time. 4
nunrs sfvt>c every ose that Is trSablei With rheu
mat m 70 trv NEGErrNK. and not suffer for wears.
- - rnss sens- Ihls sratensnt is srataitous as far
Your. AeL. ALBEIT CROoKER,
Firm OF A. Crooker Co..
Druggists and Apothsearies.
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L.saEs' kss ssssss .ttA ssosh tops 70 naseh
ne dress male 10 sr,bsr. ~
H l. SrnAssrnnRs
nf anl Sssrnrh ssrrsf.
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GENTs' hand-sewed gaiters and Low shoes,
STRAsBrRGER's. 1os and aos Seventh street.
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MILLIONS OF BOTTLES

OF BurnettE CocOAiIe have been s6ld 1urlnx ihs
last twenty years, and the public have rtaSerrd
the verdict that II 10 the bei hair dEtBtiHg n II.
world.
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LArrr. Frvs<A aai An<riczn ksf Nsvp,rs
UeS- n4N EyteSS 81 H l. SrHAsarneER'A
1d ADf Ns S<yeafh srrsst
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rTCETTyE
VTGfT1SE ES'''''''''So"-o-'~
Will CURE RHEuNArIsN.

Mr.. ALBERT CRooKER. the -sil-spo~n drug
rist snl ,Dotssesy. Of sprp xvale. Me-. always AL
vi=ss every one trouhlsd with Ehsumatisn 10 try
NEGErINE.
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BOYS and youths gaiters and low Fhses q ali
kinds attn l. LSThAsBuRs ER's. ...1os and s0s SsEeriA
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THr nrsT in the world Tor insects. Hsrls Rsl.l
Fswdsr, l2l2 street.
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MAr.nH 60 NsssI taks The boy % Kats>nL
een.6 ne S<rxrth stress. md Ess lin . NICE,
EesS1nnr tfr1g s1ir AZ . rsAsanaots prtc>I
ksG<ns<r. m S<Txn<h street.
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RrrnrNs C,p.CoAIn

. p<rssc1 eressonr SO the hair. rns Cp>safns
heAtf n q bSuS hcU . hrre Pruoarttsa % de,-
etsasee csesaazs sal RrsPsrsa sxprsssly far thts
YIr1sse-
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A,I sr Harry Kssra fe.ssr, tsks n sthsr
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Lkrtrs' srs Frwr<A kst Sattsu esse,. -ith |,
nlh u. satErsly n<v, mate % Srter, q,
VI L SrnAsnr~ER-s
~ anf lla S<Trurh sfr~er
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II O. II TIN
HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME.
BOSTON, Uetoesr. $50.

BOSTON,, Oetooer, fs7v.
nHAH sIE: NJ daughter. amer havtnr a severe
attack ef whcrptnE Cozfh- Vas len In q Feeble
sz-e of he,ith- bxt.x sfyts-d by flsnd slIr trfei
~ NksrrtSE- ,sd sftsr astnr few bottie. was
naliy - rS.. % ksaffk.
h.se aksa several Ssriss of the vIgErrNE for this
eo1p,A.nt and q. sapyy - az u has entirely eured
.i,h " sase roes rsslts- Ia 10 . Erest cleanser
80 pe5tssr Q, tns MOL u pleasant 70 take, and
JlNEs HJssE, 80 A,heu, street.
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ths esy II Ksrsssss<S.s, ~ Ss1sass strsst
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DIED

uNLcN-on >al'aty naraiag- ths IIlh tassaat.
ss -. .a SsshaS and pnlalfaz Hines, CoGSELIA-
WaT of Axr hrr-
frkDns and rsl1rfVes x-- tavtnea % af,<,f hs,
Hul<r1l ffUaH hGr lts rsaslsnEe. Ne. Et5 R,lseIS
lst1t aySnDt- sa Turskly, rh< Ia lassaaE a
we3etk - m
So1NhA1. ESvkNNCrM. via af J-rums !.
nlnes vAs NaSn ant rss-aganet IN ne eirFSf " ash-
s1Nusn sIa cams 81 sna S< he ellsr-l aaa bsss
kDe~ N hn.Af- o. tns Darrrb't- rossessed % rars
Nna4lnns e ut1nl hsart and p-srsoa- shs u.s ta<
soA q asr AMY nlst tla a.lnArzfiu az her iirnfs
ste nine wears slIre. IN The fall bla.h % .o-laa-
ssssf- sff Nhs N0a~t AMI wa bI lhs Ho1- Ierou,r
y. Hl1sf~ q DgxAtur- Alahana. wha 6-srT awav
an aeea< h ans ss2E1<rn he1s. raAlAaat .isA hsaith
nSsL SD lA5 st4lra1r ef tAaE sseflBn. - WakeA
30 -, elsssS bod Hpel her AsalIh. aal he ne
~ 1t~ 70 " a-41 s-sl sttA tA s-s,i sf aAssase M
s1hesEsiy se~1- AM uheA Asyelspad bB snch .xtIat
- 70 rNsasG tast masa skillfai 1azlsral rr~aEn<nr
leAr y war. m1lrh ~ na1ath. sarl eeg - sess
~ slrArA<,t iast l1rlart- aatl 21a relieved ~
- a@r 81 f<rt1sG An sAs hs Al Ths hrisat AL
@aHtlHl eatar tls ~ thhs painfGf Pirtars sas ths
etat,lf SA1r Allt uartrtaE Aryetsa 0f her hasbaRI
ue As1r. naeN Elstanse tnE HAp0F rrl-asr IL n
- M Tresa9<iAse e~rraEenrut J. y n
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RzADrS

M hafssrsr.l parsrairs sf f1scf1xztshsf rsprs
sr1slrlre n<nL lkssfy en- exhahirnn a. ths ON
rsaey hr The nsV<rsmn e ths pa25llr a -Rszfy1
Nhrstnal Gan<ry.- c.3 fenisyirznia assnaa
1has cslkerNsan emhrsrcs the eminent men q
AD<recaA In sfklrbln 20 tia netkls recrispt b
Hev YsrR t1r many years and N I.,n.i1n % i,sy
nax1rnet ffs Assasa srard lskEI At tn Csu
unA-Al kxFaaz1bin IN PntlAt<fRAi ns-a
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vrnOas C0aroCsB % Fvxa Coo LIVE On,
AJp LruA

Ihe sayS.g that there b Eothing nes
sa.ssr the Ezn ID eSaa-ai-t ~ the nIIssiax de-
staRtbEn af -Esh terpe,tls-- IN the -Iaxe-ss
lJock- . e1me&y ~ Nr. DsIke. areed n ia1S.
brs,srtsa Aaa Ms Rrse<siriis playing tAs
th6s1 parts Il NAV cuafrfEe 4 rsry n.rksns thaf
sAan tlrtsdh9y rHu unAcr sAter M saas l-sracs
tn<1 eurse With that trsnen.tslls vsllencs thai
slali relt Tia Frs1sA fsse 10 arsns
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Is A DISEASE OF THE
BLOOD.

1be eiood In this ass>sse IL found to contain an
execss of krta. NKsErfNH acts By couv erting the
blood frcm its di-<ase diton toa healthy eireu-
afinn- NkGEftyK N Eulates the bowels, which Is
Lsry Important In this complaint. One bottIs OF
vnskriNn VII give relief, bat 10 effect perm
vyrh eoefleS espertally In eases Of long SANDING
x.ssIisn ( I'D ey all drug ki,ss IU u sad year
verttct vtn be The thai Of tho1sAnds bef,rV
yoa. yhs say, 81 seyer fcund 50 much re'ief as
nom th< use Of NEGErrNE.' = which iseouposed ex-
eia iv=i, o h.rks rOOts sssi herbz-
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pesTssvrssss Hsr,s Insecs Ps-ssr, rl,F
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Irponcys EcusoHr

70 DVS aeeeeIresy nrressxry- rnrvs mt assfs
iSErsnS lnastsrszs KM Gbsss Clszn.r- II vill
e9snnse them tharuuyhfv, sasily slt gasrkly.
Ssss NJ eruz md hzcI ftareA . esnts per
hsc11e-
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Evur Pxnsess HArr

neecs ecczsosaaly ssms sssazrns.s sppisc.ssua
% 0Irxssnf ns heeam11g try md harsh rnomkI
snf hS1sts Osrlns b spscially surabiss Il
kes4s ths han ssn and rssssy, md inparrs % Il
Ery.Sh .se vlsAhSy- . aad % exnrs pr botria.
Ssee hy an eru<<zsA
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a.nas e iessarsa NssaE Isopls rsasabsR
fsser- u vn presx<ys yQ1r tech nun Decay,
ma keep th<1 sluAt- elean and vhfrs thrYuxA
ns y A.'< - esa.s l<r sscr,a Ssia eJ an trsx,
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0oco ApyHE

IN Prgllar rsm&fy M ayRaYs1A, billlsus
nnsA sstk hss<aehe. Nar sca1ach ysrctwo. eua.
E1Ear1la aDt an tE<a>es arisfnx trum dissrderUi
gsnnarA g hrsr. b Rat ay an dr1xxfsts =
orza lG Pock1xe-aAkiax . Szart af nAl,rina
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NEW ADTEHTysEMrvrs

,TANUARY j. m il7-7~>"'0~'''v'~"""
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-08

Gear. England, with all her power Is
a weak nation. She has a stroug navy,
but 30 has the other European powers;
ana her army Is not to be compared with
that of Germany or France. 1t argues
that England has no allies to do her
work on the Continent, and the question
whether, should she go to war in the
East, she could protect her own Island,
is serious one. The writer believes
that no navy in the world could protect
the channel and seas around England
from an invading force. England with
her wealth, with her endless resources,
with her patriot spirit, with as gallant
and chivalrous people as exists on the
globe, has been governed by false pol
icy so far as the maintenance Of her
empire is concerned. She now stands
alone IN Europe, without an ally but the
Turk, without an army, with no lines OF
defense. Suppose the Tide OF war should
swell and the struggle enguh all Eu-
rope. God nelp England ii the mighty
Power Of the Continent should feel the
temptation to invade her soil.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-08
LATEST LOCAL.

FRANK WALSH, alias Willis, was ar
rested This morning by Sergeant Bedin-
ger In the act of robbing young lady
named J. Dubois OF her pocket-book, on
Broadway. Walsh was locked up at
Ninth.slreet.
MIR. Henry Albers, the well-known
merchant tailor, of Albers & Bro, 436
West Fifth street, concluded 10 travel
no longer through life alone, and to-day
at 3 O'clock was bound in the bands OF
holy wedlock to Miss Liz Hopster,
one oil Cincinnatps fair daughters, by
the Rev. Father Albrink, Of uoly Trim
ity Church.
VIM KEFEs, a German, about twenty.
five years old, came into Court this NOR
ming and requested to be sent out to the
Work-house. He was willing to go out
for life ii the Judge could send him, ana
II that was not possible he wanted to be
sent out for the longest term allowed by
law. Judge wilson gave him year 6
accommodation in Morgan's institution,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-08

About half an hour after midnight
last night Off ,ers Ramsay, johnson,
Thornton, Lingenfelter, SAyers, Fox
and seven others made another raid On
the Sun gambling saloon on Fifth street.
They captured alot OF keno impie-
ments and the following players: Jacob
Smith, VIM. Burke, J. Ii. Easton. M. e.
Watson, Herman Meyers and William
King. ,
The charge of aiding and abettiny
gambling was preferred against the
men, and up to the time OF opening
Court this morning they were all Be-
nessitated to OCCUPY cells Al the HaG-
mond-strset stati99. .,,s "a T.
All 81 the gamblers escaped through
the cellar under The saloon, except Char.
ley Davis, who was captured.
The cases were called in the Police
Court this morning, when Mr. Charles
Callahan. attorney for the detendants.
demanded continuance.
The cases were set for next Friday.
aud all the men gave bonda fvr their Al.
pearaAoe on that day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-08
ASCENSION DAY.
Observance by Hanselmann CeR-
mandeFy, knights TemPkar.

Observance Dy HamSelmanmC C0mAs
mandery, knights TempLar.
Cincinnati Masons take special prfhs
in Hanselmaun Commnndery, No. Is
Knights Templar.
1t is an organization that has q repu-
tation extending wherever Scottish Rita
Masonry is known. This Commandsry
announces celebration OF Ascension
Day (fnursday OF this weekly in a maa-
uer that will strike our people as some
thing posing as well as new.
A procession will go from the Templa
to ST. Paups NJ. K. Church through the
principal streets.
The procession will be under COM
mand Of Sir knight Joseph W. FO0te.
captain General.
The music will be furnished by Cur,
rier's Band. The devotional services
viii be conducted by the Illustrious Prels
ate of Hanselmann Commandery, Sis
Knight T. j. Melish, and the Right Emis
| nenG Grand Prelate of Ohio, Sir Kn,Eha
La fayette Y. VancleYe, assisted by tbs
ollowing Sir Knights: Henry u
Moore, T. b. Morgan, Richard Gray,
JOnn M. Walden, John NJ. w orrali. Earl
| Cranston, and Sylvester Weeks. There
| will also be introductory addresses By
John B. Peaslee, K. T. Carson and Chas,
q. Keifer.
| The music will be under the directioq
OF Prot. Nembach, who will preside al
the organ, and Of Prof. Curriers
who Will, with his full band, give
the orchestral music. The vocaIists are
Mrs. Edmund Dexter, Mrs. &. d. New
nall, Miss Cora Dean, Miss Louise Roll.
wagen, Miss Willie Newhall, Messrs.
j. Gideon, George A. Bowen, W. z. Tyr-
rell, and u. d. Newhall.
The service is mainly that of the Epis-
copal Church for that day. The musie
includes Jubilate Deo, GLORIA Ia
Excelsis, Te Deum Laudamus,
III Know that My Redeemsr
Liveth (sung by Mrs. Dexter J, AscensiDE
Hymh, ana Gloria from Mozarps
Twelfth Mass. The entire middle ol
The church will be reserved for Sir
Knights. Others are admitted only on
invitation for which cards are issued.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-08
The Courts.
SUPERIOR.

In the case OF the Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Company against Mary A.
Chapman, a petition to reverse a jndg-
ment upon policy of insurance, the
judgment was affirmed. "
A motion for new trial in the case
of Michael Clements against A. Hir-
shire Il Co., was overruled and judg-
ment entered for defendants.
VIM. Wall against the Commercial In.
>urance Company. This case came mp
ON motion for a new trial; motiea
granted.
UNITED STATES.
Pat. Mullen, indicted with the McKer.
nan gang OF counterfeiters for selling
counterfeit money, was convicted. Ths
case OF Bridget McKernan was passed
leased on bond.
PO LICE.
Drunkenness Mollie Sullivan, 20
days; Belle MaYheld, Margaret Davis,
Thomas Reynolds. 10 days; John Pow
ell, Thomas Anderson, alias Ambrose,
Thomas Orr. So; Kate Stier, dismis sed,
VIM. Flero, 50.
Disorderly Conduct-Lizzie Edwards,
$40; August Pfiler, VIM. TeeklenbuTg,
GIsmissel; Thos. Perkins, SIS; john
dirard, $5Q and 80 days; H. Plaspohi, $;
Albert Omick, IS.
Vayrancy-Catherine Grace, Is days.
VIM. Kefes, year.
Loiterlng-John McNulty, continued
to 10Th inst; Tnos. Muiarky, dismissed;
Jos. Sullivan, same.
Aiding ami Abetting Game Of Chance
Jacob Smits, coss; Wm. Burke, J. II.
Easton, W. e. Watson, Herman Meyers,
| VIM. King, continued TO 1lth inst.
| Assault aud Rattery-GeOrge Vogei-
sang, continued to 9th inst; John Lang.
| dismissed; John Armstrong, continued
10 10Th inst George Kareth, $40; John
Kaetb, $l6; jacob Smith, dismissed;
Joseph Parker, SIS; Pat. Fox, costa.
| Mlscel aneous-Henry Foda, obstruet-
| ing street, costs; James Adams and J.
u. Galloway, breaking into railroad car,
burs glars tools, fugitive from jus.
ess, Ss ssS1sasGy sSasisaysa 'eS 3 s Est'd ,n.. ass;
Mich. Beckla, W. Z. Wynne, scheme oi
| chance, continued to 18th insl.; Mary
Reynolds, harboring lewd women ,contln-
ued to 15tn inst; A. Holmes, abusing fam
lily, costs; A. hendley, street begging,
80 days; All. q. Marsh, abusing tami y,
81 days; Geo. Vogelsang, assault to rape,
dismissed; Jonn Eads, petit larceny.
dismissed; Moses Goldsmtlh, obs ucting
sidewalk. continued to the 10Th inst,
Frank SlOtfel, usurpation of office, con-
tlnued 10 OH inst; Sam. Rhiuear, indie
cent behavior, 20 days; Mary Win :ers,
same, 80-$50; Frank Richter, abusing
iamlly, dismissed; q. l.. Davis, gaming
ievlces, continued to 1lth ipst.s
George Extruoh, street begging,
dismissed; Vim McCameron, ,refasihg to
obey Police commissioners, coutin6ed
Lv 9th inst Florence Barker, receiving
fslolen goods, continued To l2lh ins. !:
Ann Flynn, permitting nuisance, oor-
tlnueu 10 18th inst
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-08
WASHINGTON.
No Funds.

National Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, May S.-Tne Depart
ment of Justice has stopped issuing
funds to United States Marshals to pay
expenses of District Courts, on account
Of want Of funds for that purpose. No
further payments will be made on this
account for the current year. The sub
ject will be referred to Congress on the
assembling of that body, and def
cheney appropriation asked for.
The Grover Committee.
The Committee appointed by Congress
to investigate the charges preferred
against Senator Grover did not intend
to visit Oregon during the summer on
account OF The extra session. This ses-
sion having been postponed, the Com
mittee will leave for Portland, Oregon,
in about three weeks, and perform the
duties assigned to it.
Cheap Sewing Machines.
The two patents granted TO +. Batch
elder for sewing machines on the 9Th OF
May, lo47, for term Of sixteen years,
and twice extended for successive peri
DDS of seven years each, expire at noon
to- lay. One OF them Is lor the four feed
Invention. These sie said to be the last
OF the important patents hitherto in
force controlled ty what is known as the
Sewing Machine Combination. 1t al
pears from statistics In possession OF
the Patent Office that during one year,
1874, there were four hundred and ten
thousand sewing machines manufac-
tured and sold by the five principal COM
panies In the business in this country,
besides about one hundred and twenty
thousand more which were manufac-
tured by ten other companies. The
Commissioner OF Patents yesterday rem
dered his final decision, refusing any
extension OF the patents. There is much
speculation on the result of this, 1t being
elaine that sewing machines will now
be sold for less tnan half the old prices.
Geo. H. Butler,
formerly Consul at Cairo, Egypt, was, al
the solicitation Of prominent polit'
clans OF both parties, appointed as a
special Post-ottice Agent and assigned
to duty in the Black Hills. Postmaster
General Key, on being made acquainted
with his previous doings, decided that
his discharge be forwarded to him, and
it went by tc-day's mail. The discharge
takes effect about the 1st OF June, as ii
will require about that time to enable
him to return TO Washington.
Ex-Governor WarmOth,
of Louisiana, who has been here for sew
eral days past, speaks encouragingly OF
the business prospects OF New Orleans.
He says the cotton and sugar receipts
are larger than they have been at any
time since the war, and thinks that the
prosperity OF the city has been under
rated by her business men. Now that the
political question has been settled he
says that a different aspect will be giver
| TO the business of the State.