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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-14
List of Patents.

Issued from the United States Patent
Office to citizens Of Cincinnati for the
week ending Dee. IA, 1877. Furnished
;or the STAR from the Office of j. MeC-
Perkins 4. Co., counselors-at-law in
patent cases aud solicitors for patents.
Attend to all business before the Patent
0Mee and other Departments OF the Gov.
ernA,ent; 5l3 Seventh street, Washing
ton, d. G. Drawings and specifications
Of patents. rs cents. Copies of patents
70 show the general state OF the art III
any one class. 50.
197, Tanners Apparatus for Hides.
CRas. steiAmahn and John AetxA /,
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The Courts.
COMMON PLEAS.

The City for the use of Henry McEr-
lane against j. G. Montfort ct al. This
was an action to recover an assessment
for the Improvement OF Chestnut slreet,
(ram Montgomery Road to Mulberry
street. judgment for the defendants.
SUPERIOR.
John Sleinhauer against the Hildise
Bund and metropolitan Life Insurance
Company. This was an action to recoy
er $SlS, being the amount paid by the
plaintiff as member of the Section OF
tue Bund in Newport, kentucky, for
ben fits and Tor a policy Of life insur
ance iesueI by the Metropolitan Lite Ia
surance Company, for whom it was
claimed the Bund was the agent. judy
ment for defendants.
UNITED STATES.
Louis Taul, a notion merchant, of Day.
ton, Ohio, tited his voluntary petition in
bankruptcy.
The will OF Geo. Ernst was admitted to
probate.
Mary Il. Walker was appointed 'ad-
ministra riX OF Richard Walker. Per-
sonalty, $4J9.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-Mary Saal, dismissed;
Emma Howell, dismissed; B. McNamare,
IS.
Disorde"ly Conduct-Becksmuk dis
missed; Michael aud Max. Weisdaupt,
S3 each; Michael Whalen and John Friz-
zeII, continued to December IL; Charles
Il. Backefton, So; Mary Ann Harper,
dismissed.
Assault and Battery-M. QlInn, dis.
missed; James Ready, bail forfeited /;
Luis Zahl, two charges, continued to
DecemDer 10; James Ambrose, Thomas
hunneesy aou Johu WelIer, Continued
to December Is.
Petit Larceny-Charles Shock. dis.
missed; Nettie Fnz gerald and Nellie
Burns, $50 and 81 days each.
Observation-Disclosures McCabe, bur.
glary, held to answer; John Foley, bur
gIary, dismissed; William Sampluor,
carrying concealed weapons, continued
to Dhcembtr II; Albert ray lor, vagran-
cy, $30 and 80 uays; Henry {. De'Beuu.
mont, forgery, examination waived;
&. Ffeitag, refusing to take out license,
dismissed; Michael Whalen, personal
violence on officer, continued to Dscem-
Der lS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-14
IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE EASTERN

IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE EASTERN
ADVERTISER IN THE STAR, MR.. e. DUN
CAN SNIFFEN, NO. y ASTOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern states. This will be
branch Office OF the STAR, Mr.. snifen being au-
thoriZed to make Advertising coutraots on our be-
half and receipt all collections therefor in our
name
Hes~ CINCINNATI, Dec. l4-2:5O P. NJ
Mess pork is fairly active and steady. Meats
in fair d2mand. Lard moderate
movement and the market rather
easy. Hogs are trmer TO-DAY
undor lighter receipts, but no increased de-
mand.. Flour is selling well for local con-
sumption and market easy. Corn in good
demand, mostly for mixed ear, and
arrivals heavy, but held steady. Oats
inactive. Barley quiet and easy. Rye easy
and demand limited. Whisky active aud
steady at yesterdays prices. Wheat
yAiet and rather 'wesk. Coun-
IN produce is plenty and local
ENnd active. Cotton steady. Gold easicr:
, ~ lO3. Moderate call for money, and
bhhss generally quiet.
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Conference at the Grand Hotel.
The Directors of the Cincinnati, Ham
ilton 81 Dayton Railroad Company held
a consultation yesterday afternoon a,
the Grand Hotel with the Dondholders oil
the old Cincinnati & Indianapolis June
ton, now the Cincinnati, Hamilton q
Indianapolis Railroad, with reference TO
some form of settlement of The trouble
over tue payment OF interest by the
former on the latter's bouds.
President Shoemaker submitted q
proposition to the eff. .ct that the G.. II,
u D. would cancel 500, 900 OF bonds held
by them on condition that the junction
cancel 1905, 600, hal OF the 81 800 900 held
by them, WHICH would leave S9O0, 900. .ou. :
standing.
Mr. Huntington proposed plan for u
loan on ten years lime by the bOndhold.
ers to he o., II. DC u. r pad Of enough to
pay the interest on the Junction bonds
Tor three years. The Cinciunati, Hum
lltOu Dayton Company to issue 1900
pony" bonds, of $2l0 each, payable in
en- years, with coupons at I per cent.
interest, payable semi-annualy, this
amount being three years Interest on
the 81, 800 600 bonds held NY the junctlon
bondhoiders, the remaining s701 00O being
held by the Cinclanati, Ham lion & Day
ton Railroad Company, The payment oil
these bonds and their intereoJ to be
guaranteed by a transfer to Trustees by
aeIng i'll their hands as security the
$4,000 OF junction bonds now held BY
tne cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton; the
Trustees to also hold the SIX coupons
sem-annual interest, also the surplus
earnings Of tue Cincinnati, Hamilton u
indianapolis to 90 to the purchase of the
pony bonds in the market III order to
keep up their value.
THIS plan was favorably received, but
ultimately voted down. After some
further talk the Directors withdrew.
The DoHdDUiaers were uufavorably
disposed to it. The following, to b.
adopted as the sense of the meeting,
was carried by a bare majority:
"Resolyed, That the bondholders
would reduce their bonds one-third,
taking in the place Of the bonds de-
stroycd the same amount OF stock in the
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Road,
give the Directors to June 1 TO pay th
january interest, the Cincinnati, liam
iIt"n 81 Dayton to destroy its $70a, 600
bonds, as contemplated in MIR. Shoe
makers proposition as given above.
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chase Of material for public printing
and binding was passed. The consider
tion Of MIR. Natthe9s' resolution to pay
tho bonds in silver was then resumed,
aad Mir. Bayard spoke at length In 0ppo-
sition to 1t, and speeches were also made
by hessrs. Hill, Allison, Peck, Dawes
and others, but without coming to vote
on the resolution, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
WAsHINToN, Dec. 13.-The considera-
tion OF the Colorado contested election
case OF Patterson VS.. Belford was re-
sumed. After considerable debate the
House proceeded to vote on the miu lori y
report OF the Committee on Elections,
that MIR. Belford was entitled to the seat.
which was rejected by 10 yeas to 12S
nays; the next vote was on the resOlu-
tion that there had been no valid elec-
ton, and this was also rejected by 1l6
yeas to lit nays. The vote was then
taken on the majority resolution, declaT-
ing Mr.. Patterson entitled TO tue seat,
which was adopted by yeas 1l6, nays
ITO. MIR. Patterson was accordingly
sworn in as Repre- sentative OF the State
VI Colorado. Adjourned.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
COLUMBIA, Dee. l4.-The Stale Senate
to-day tabled resolution directing SEN
ator M. G. Butler to present to the
United States Senate evidence in the
case of he elec ion o. John j. Patterson
TO the United States Senate. The mat
ter has been renewed In an altered form,
however, and resolutions have been in
trGduced relating TO direct action by the
General Assembly.
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alton what legislation is necessary to be
presented to the General Assembly.
Messrs. p. @. Brown, W. G, Davis, Geo.
Pagan, w. IL. Lape, j. X. Stone, G. II.
Hayman, z. FL. Wilson and f. NJ. Web
ster we're appointed TO draft resolutions
and rep2rt next TuesHay evening. The
following re solutions were Gnen read and
adopted:
"Reso we'd, That it is the sense OF the
people OF Newport that the convict labor
Of the State should be utilized in i'm
proving the rivers Of the Common wealth
by slack-water navigation, and we urge
upon our Representatives TO forward
such measure by every honorable
means in their power.
"Res0ived, That our Representatives
in the Legislature be requested to intro
duce an amendment to Tue general laws
OF the State giving general exemption
10 all bona tlde housekeepers without a
homestead to the amount OF 5000, 10 be
found by appraisement Of two house
Keepers"
HAMILTON.
Hon. Samuel +. Hunt was in the city
yesterday on professional business.
W. Ii. tiarr was appointed adminls-
traitor yesterday OF the estate OF James
Simpson, deceased.
Mary Ann lnyart was yesterday ap-
pointed minlstratrix Of the estate of
Ira lnyart, deceased.
In the case OF j. 81. Broadstreet &
Sons against John Weidenborner, the
Court rendered a judgment OF $104 in
favor OF plaintiff.
Inc Two men arrested on suspicion,
W WednGsday, We're yesterday taken be-
lore the Mayor and fined $2h and costs,
and sentenced to twenty days in The
County JAN. Wnen arrested u number
oil burglars tools were found on their
pers0as.
This evening an interesting debate
VIII come of at Payne Chapel (coloreu) \,
Inc subject for debate will be "WAlcn
mas the most iLflusnce, money or educa-
tlon." Those desir0us of adding to
their store OF know ledge should not fail
to be present.
The Board of Directors OF the Butler
County 1nhrmary met yesterday. A
humUer or bids were received on the
Surerlntendency. Mr.. Deneen, the
present superintendent, refuses to take
Lhe position for sum less than the sal
aty now paid him. AS some of the bids
are lower than what he asks it is proba-
bic there Will be a change made and
somebody else appointed.
BELLEVUE, KY.
Mr.. Frank Lewis was presented on
Wednesday night with a pair Of boys by
his wife. Motner and boys doing well.
Frank says they are both Murphys.
The following are the officers elected
last ngnt by the Sous and Daughters OF
Temperance: President, Mr.. VIM. j.
Lunn: Vice President, Mrs. VIM. Nixon;
Secretary, Mr.. Adam Smyrl; Assistant
Secretary, Miss Ida Malotte; Treasurer,
Mr. ReuDen TedroT; Assistant Treas
urer, AIss Winnie Tedrow; Chaplin, Mr..
Z. f. Genoway; Sentinel, MI. Jose ph
DDlman. The order meets every Thurs-
day evening in the School Hall. -
LEXINGTON. ky.
Capt. j. Lawrence Jones is able to
sit up.
The Stuekner will case WAS stuck
again Ia the Court yesterday morning.
The young gentlemen who gave the
hops curing the tar INST last night at
PL9alx Hotel.
A telegram from France received
Wednesday nigAt from Miss Sallie Loud
ny ner brother states that she is much
better.
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Mr.. Lawrence Barrett says that he
thinks OF pub!Ishing an appeal to the
m moers OF his. profession urging them
TO combine in advancing tue plan of Ed
win Forrest in the endowment OF the
"Aelors' Home" He declared that SO
far from the popular taste deteriorating
the only great successes of the season
have been hose Of the standard dramas.
Ar' Booth has had a round OF maguiti-
thus far surpasses that OF. any previous
season.
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assignors to &. Steinmann & Co. Filed
October l, 1877.
197, ,265. Carpet-cleaners. Jesse A.
Graham, assIgnor TO Joseph W. Wayne.
Fled May "A, 1877.
l9L $40. Cigar-mOlds. Cyriac Du Brul,
assignar to Napoleon Du BruL Filed
Sept. T. 1877
1913. Flour Packers. Frederick
Wo y, Filed Nov. 27, 1875
1871, ,6lG. Lathes Tor Turning Pottery
ware. W. Donaldson, Filed October
,877.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-14

Lorenzo Baker, thirty-two inches in
height aud twenty years old, is a min
srel performer in Kentucky. Alice
Cough, thrty-0ne inches in height and
eighteen years old, is the daughter OF a
wealthy farmer. These little folks are
IN love with each other and desire to
marry, but the giPs parents, Disregard
ing me peculiar fitness OF The match,
refuse their saUction on account OF the
social difference.
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RIVER INTELLIGEN CE.
lSpeciafs to the star. |

lSpeciafs to the STAR
OIL CITY. Pa. Dec t&--9 A. M.-Aller rheuv
River loot 10 Ia hls and falling. Weaih +
cloudy. Wind GorLii. Therrnome,vr 81.
BROWNSVILLE. Pa, Dec. ,I4--lUA. M.-Mo-
onxaheia RtYcr feet inches aad fslliN 8.
Weather fair. Thermometer 86. Wind soatl-
east.
PITTsRURe, Pa, Dec. A-1l:0t A. y --t.HsP-
5 feet 2 inches and falling Weather Gsar
and cold.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-14

Robert Browning, Matthew Arnold,
Robert Lowe ana Professor TynAall ali
necliued The Rectorship OF ST. Andrews
University. Mr.. Gladstone says of his
election to the II ctorship of Glasgow
University, that personally he regards
IL as a great compliment paid to one of
small desert or capacity for service; but
regarded as triumph Of healthy prIn-
ciples and opinions, he likes it exceed
ingly.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-14

Congressman &. Z. Walker, of Vir-
giniA, thus early declines to be candi-
date for reelection. He says: 81 ected
Governor at tllirty-fvc, with tue close OF
my present Congressional term l snail
have served my State and District ten
OF the best years Of my lie, TO the neg
lect Of my business interests and tie
consequent loss Of a reasonable COM
potency. My private affairs, 50 long
neglected, demand and must receive my
attention"
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Ferty-fifth COngress-Second ses.
biOus
SENATE.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ia bill to Or
ganize an expedition to the Arctic Seas
was introduced and referred. Mr..
Voorhees, submitted a resolution in re-
gard to the maintenance of the fnanc cial
credit of the Government, which was
laid over until Thursday, January Is.
The annual Post-office Bill, with amead-
ments. was reported from the Postal
Commhtse, and placed on the calendar.
The resolution calling on the Secretary
OF War fer Information in regard to the
organization and armfng OF the militia Of
the several States, was called up and
passed. The bill to regulate the pur-
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Two lrishmen, on u certain occasion,
occupied the same chamber. In the
morning one of them inquired OF the
other, "Dennis, did you near the thunder
in the nightE "No, Pat; did it really
tlundvrp Yes; 1t Numbered as il
hiven and earth would cume together.''
"Why the deuce, then, diun't w wake
me, fory knew | can't slape when it
tuunders p
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-14

Scene in a horse car: Enter deter
mined-looklng female, to whom slender
gentleman offers his seat. 81 ALWAYS
like to oblige the weaker SEX" affabiy
remarked The youth. "W Weaker sex, in.
deed! Amy more OF your impertiaence
young man. and you'll see whether [ am
weak OF notW Then assuming u defiant
air she gracefully dropped into the
vacant seat.
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FINANCIAL.
CINoINHATi, Dec. 14-l:s0 p. NJ.

CINCINNATI, Dec. l4-l:@ T. M.
Gold is steady. We quote Ii le5S sayknS
and 1913 selling. Goki Checks selling as1..,.
Eastern exchange remains quiet, with rather
heavy offerings, and rats steady. Buying ut
l no ttiscouat, and selling at par.
Very listle local inqu ry fpr foreign exchange,
and the magket for II 10 aAist. Rates steady.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-14

Mr.. Bret Harte has left Washington.
seyering his rep0f fted literary engage.
ment there, ana is now living at Sea
Cnn.
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THURSDAY, 14th. at 5 p. Nj. POSITIVELY,
H. p, the IELEGRAPH g. 5. Morgan,
IsifSHassfsstsa Mastor Freight received at ali
z<Eaahzaas'S hours on Wharf boat, foot of Broad
way. w. Honsheli, SuperinG Gendent
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-14

THIS DAY. 18th. at 4:3O 7. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ h. the Z. & .. X. r. Packet FLEET
siS7ssa9Sssz WOOD, J. L. Campbell, Master.
ssasszssSa<E2 Freight received at all hours on
WharE-boat, foot of Broadway. w. Honshell,,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-14

For Wheeling.
THIS DAY. l4th. at 5 r. M. POSITIVELY,
~ b. ANDES, Chas. Muhlman, Master.
.s!RRsissfI$A Apply on board, or to Matt. NC
HsszssfzzazS cure, j. e. Dorman, Agents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-14
Sterling IS drawn at 81 50 for 6O-day bills, and
81 So for sight per e in gold.
Government bonds are quiet and rather easy.
Local demand light aud quoted hers as follows:

Ihe following is the 80 T. NJ. report OF New
York stock Market, rs FeosIyel Oy Lea Stsr-
rett 4 Co. y w esI Thlrn sLrant. -
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Il VA ANC" O4lCduSs
SATURDAY. 18TH. at T.. M. POSITIVELY.
r. u MARY HOUSTON, q. Miller, Mas
lft3sSsssi ter. Apply on board, or to Hoyse Il
'l'1AH HAl--zEs@ Mosset, ". S. Getty, Agents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-14

MONDAY. WEDN NESDAY, FRIDAY, 3P. NJ,
~ h VIRGIE LEE, w. IL. Kirby,
yffsasa:@E#s ffssssss Master. Apply on board. OF at
asEas"1s1aa% A Kennell's, cor. Main and Water
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-14

LOUISVILLE. Dec H.-Flour quiet and un-
| changed heat quiet and unchanged. Corn
easier: White, zoe; Xed, 452c. Oats dull:
White, 35e: mlXed. 30. Rye dull and un-
changed. Hay, $12. Pork quiet at sl2 25a
II SO. Bulk meats quiet at Il asa Nc, 10 to 20
Gays IN salt. Bacon nominal. sugar cured
hams, 1870 Whisky quiet Az 81 05 Bagglug
dull at l2>ac. Tobtcco quieG and unchanged.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-25

Thc Ingenious .lnestin. rrurunnA.
I'll by Mr. Darwin, ihr tiFeiuss invrs.
siraiar III NATURE anil her laws, II ~
applicable In Determining thr fatr III
medicines ~ In that VI thr animal
sl'eeies. Every year nrw remedies
aic brought bcfum the rn,,lir. md
afe soon completely discarded ~
their sale rapidly decreases Only
ihn~e medicines which arr l.si suit.
~ ~ the peoples wants survive Tho
first i.st. IT they aar tried. and
found wanting" In thr merits which
they ar. claimed a. pos~.ss. Ia
amount VI advertising will max,
them popular. or all the remedies
evcr introduced ~ the public. none
atr ~ popular ~ DIR. rien~'s Family
Medicines. Their sale has steadily
Increased each year. and wholesale
druggists nssrr, thnt the present Ito.
mand for them " greater than ever
before. III ynn would ratrnnlzr med /.
irlnrs scientifically prepared nsr DR..
Pierce Family Medicines. Golden
Medical Discovery II Alternative. ~
hlood.rlcansinE. ind MI nncqualcsi
cough remedy: Pleasant pnrgntivc
Pellets. scarcely larger than mustard
srrds, constitute IN agreeable and
reliable phvsir; Fnynrite prcscrip.
lion. u remedy for ,lebillntcd fenulrs
Extract af Smurt Wcrd, u magical
remedy fnr pain, bowel complaints,
nnd M uncuinl.l linlmcnt for hotl,
human and hnrsr-ileSh: while Ills Dir.
Sag.'s cnturrh Remedy l. known the
world over ii. III. greatest specific
for cntnrrh and Cold la the Head
ever given to the public. They arr
sold by druggists.