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Police Court.

Miscellaneous John j. Sweeney,
threate ming personal violence, dis
missed; Theodore Miller, adultery,
bound over; Jacob Smith and William
Shields, burglary, bound over; Frank
Criss, Edward Browning and W. Payne,
receiving stolen goods, dismissed; (;
A. G.. Barnett, aiding and abetting gam
bling and lettering, dismissed; Mary
Anderson, receiving stolen goods, 30
$25; Louis MeGfew, fairy Lucky, OBJ
structing stfGet, dismissed; John Cronn,
common thief, continued to March
8; John Mullaney, lettering, dismissed;
Oliver Parker, burglary, continued to
March 2; John Vetter, abusing family !,
continued to March 8; Michael Rentz,
taking horse without leave, dismissed; |;
Frank Schmidt, personal violence, un-
der bonds; Michael ReniZ, malicious
destruction Of property, $40; William
Shields and Jabob Schmidt, burglary,
bound over.
Petit Larceny-M. Largan, 3O-$15O ;
same, 80 5000; John Reno, continued to
March q; Henry Robanus, 30-$75; same,
80 $50; JAS. jackson, dismissed.
Grand Larceny-Charles Cra G, bound
over; Frank Smith, John Haynes. dis
missed; J. W. Largan, bound over.
Disorderly Conduct-Alexander Nc
Cloud, So fne,- remitted; Edward
Mclaughlin, 50; George Ritter,
SO; Daisy Clark, frankie Clark, WIN.
Qnigley, Mary Z. Starr, F. W. Dustin,
" each.
Drunkenness - Annie Wilmington,
bail forfeited; Daniel Weptel, So; Henry
Meyers, 80 days; Pat. fully, $3;
Barney McManama, So.
Assault and Battery-Thos. Harris,
continued to March 8; Michael Kinney
continued to March 6.
Vagrants-Perry Huling, continued to
March 2; Anthony Linger, dismissed.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
naugural Ceremonies.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW. YORK, March IA special dis
patch from Washington says: The Ex-
ecutive Committee to arrange inaugu-
ration ceremonies held a meeting last
night and decided not to hold an inaug
uration ball, but instead grand torch
light procession and illumination Mon
day night.
Hon. VIM. w. Evarts.
The Tribune publishes dispatch from
VIM. Nj. Evarts dated Washington, Feb
ruary 20, stating that nothing can post
pone the regular declaration OF Hayes
beyond to- lay, and expresses the opin-
ion that the Appropriation Bill will also
pass. The Tribune takes occasion, edi-
torially, to congratulate Mr.. Evarts,
whose brilliant skill and learning have,
it says, SO largely contributed to the for
tunate result. ..
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BOARD OF PUBLIC wORKS.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present and President
Bell in the chair. -
A communication from Supervisor
Lackey McHugh to the effect that Mr..
Lloyd, contractor, in setting the curb on
Pearl street and Eggleston avenue was
about two feet OF the block
pavement, and was carrying the blocks
for his own use, was received and filed.
On notion Street Railroad Route No,
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Dustin Disbarred.

The motion to dlsbar Messrs. Dustin
and Spangenberg was decided before
Judge Longworth. The case against
Spangenberg was dismissed. The
Court, however, held that Dustin had
been guilty OF malpractice, and conse-
quently disbarreu him.
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Louisiana Legislatures.

National Associated Press to tho Star.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-Nicholls has
issued proclamation convening his
Legislature in extra session for fifteen
days. The Packard Legislature will
also be convened in extra session for
twenty days, commencing ON Friday
next.
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Coal sale.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-The Pennsyl-
vania Coal Company to-day sold sixty
five thousand tons Pittston coal at
prices averaging higher than the last
sale. Chestnut brought 42H cents per
ton higher; lump, steamer and egg sold
tor 50 81 and 50 9711, and stove IS 10 and
SO 47X. The Company had advertised
- ~S;' owe hundred Thousand tons
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
j. q. Koenig and Louisa Schultz.
NJ. E. Given and Ella b lldWln.
F. Stegemoler and Wilhelmlna Wash
meier.
Mich. Hirtsch and Eliz. A. Pagan.
w, Fl. Harrison and Mary Mcintyre.
j. f. Wilson and Cora X. Lukens.
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I71oR SALE-DRUG sTORE-Best located
E and known store in arapidly growing city {;
population $1,000; store invoice about $l2,OJO;
| doing the best paying business of any store in
1.-THE v est; personal investigation solicited;
TERMS liberal; satisfactory reasons for selling;
drug stores a specialty; inclose stamp for de-
scriptive, real estate and mercantile circular
fOhio 26-4t
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Died.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN, March 1.-Ex-
Mayor Daniel II. Sterling, of the Con-
necticut Bank, died suddenly of heart
disease at O'Clock this morning.
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giving an opportunity to ask embarrass-
ing questions is n decided success for
the Ministry. Several agitators have
been shot in the interior Of the country.
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Abraham Lincoln, during his attack of
smallpox, said: "Now | am willing to
see the Office seekers, for at last have
something can give 'em all"
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The following business was trans
acted yesterday after going to press
with our last Edition.
The two hours debate on South Caro-
lima was concluded aud the joint ses sion
again convened. The vote Of south Car
DINA, in accordance with the decision
of the Commission, was counted for
Hayes. Tennessee and Texas were then
counted Tor TIlden, and Vermont was
called. The Vermont certificate was
read. care there any objections to the
vote OF VermonlW asked Mr.. Ferry.
Hewitt arose, and, fiinging aioft
bulky package, said he held in his hand
a duplicate OF a dual return handed him
in December last, and which he had
been informed had been handed to the
Pre- sident of the Senate. He asked
Ferry if such was not the case. The
President pro TEN. answered 'tNo."
Whereupon Hewitt, turning the enVel-
ope over and over, called attention to
what be stated to be a fact, that the
seals had not been broken, anu he asked
Tie presiding officer TO accept it as a
duplicate. Ferry, with considerable
irony, declined. Again the ubiquitous
Springer was on his feet.
He offered resolution bearing upon
the caSe. FERRY would not receive IT..
Springer eXcitedly insisted upon being
heard, and Ferry was equally pertina-
cious that he should not. springer
grew white with rage and gestiuulated
Wildly. Ferry told him that il he did
not cume quietly to order he would be
compelled to.
There was great excitement, but
Springer did get time, however, to make
a written objection, and ior ten minutes
he called a halt while he was preparing
it. II was briet and simple. 1t oL-
jected to Vermonps vote, because
another return had been sent to the
President OF the Senate, and had not
been presented to the Joint Convention.
Appended to 1t was telegram that a
dual certificate had been flied with the
President of the Senate.
The Senate retired and recess was
taken till 10 O'Clock Thursday.
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The pay roll of the officers for the
month OF February, amounting to 81
67S %, was approved and ordered paid.
The Committee on Water. works to
whom was referred the petition of prop
erty owners on Kenton street asking for
water mains to be laid on said street
from Mcmillan to Monroe streets, pre-
sented report recommending that the
sam, be laid forthwith. The report was
adopted.
Adjourned.
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I'LL u good Flour : warranted to give
IfIUbfkH satisfaction = can be supplied by
6VUAA going TO the WEST EN- D MILLS.
.Your orders are solicited. Delivery free.
JAMES K. HURIN, Sixth street, between
SBaymiller and Freeman. de1-3m
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XNT ANTED - PARTNER To invest in
w sheep ranch in Texas, by one who under
stands the business; the best paying business
iu the State; can the best Of references. Ad-
dress ". j. MCGOWN, Austin, Texas. 28-6t
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VTTANTED- - PARTNER - In grocery and
w saloon or daily market, young man who
understands the grocery business; best stand
in the city. Cah ut northeast corner Court and
John streets. :S-H
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7 bird Edition.

Probably fair Jollo,Ded By cloudy and
aodrnser ,oeather, and indications ofrain Jor
the neEt tweaty-fOur hours.
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VNTANTED HORSES TO BOARD = For
wv the winter in the country. Terms cheap
For information apply TO y. l.. STAHL. at
Shook Il McNicolps Stable, southwest corner
Of Fifth and sycamore. no!5-tf
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WANTED ---M1scnLLANHoua

tVKTANTED D. COUNTER = Eight foot, and
I wv small counter scales; must be cheap: Ad-
di ess 392 Freeman street. %-4t
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10 was granted permit for three months
in which TO repair their tracks.

10 was granted permit for three months
in which TO repair their tracks.
The following was referred to the Com
mittee on Grades and improvements:
"Resolved, That the Committee on
Grades and improvements contract ior
two crossings on the Lower River Road
-one near Beck's and one near Lyle
Lodwick's." ... .....
On motion the Supervisor OF Streets
was directed to repair stems on Collard
street, between Third and Front streets,
at cost not to exceed $l5.
On motion the sum OF $66 81 was or
dered paid to Richard Savage for SER
vices as gardener for February.
A communication was received from
City Clerk Richard Rohner to the effect
that no claims for damages anticipated
in con 5equ nee of the Improvement Of
the following streets aud alleys had
been filed:
Noble alley from Webb to Avery
street, Mulberry street from Main to
Sycamore, Mason street from Locust to
Auburn, Slater street from Columbia to
Goodwin, and Mangold alley from Nc
Lean avenue 10 Dayton street.
The payroll OF the Water-works for
the week ending February "a was ap'
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FOR RENT.

L'OR RENT-ln Ludlow, KY, one door west
10 OF school house, frame cottage Of rooms;
rent sll per month. Apply at IA Carr street,
Cincinnati. lF
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WOOD'S THEATER.

B. MACAULEY........... Manager.
I Every Evening during the week and Wed
ne!day and saturday Malnces, the brilliant
Irish Com dian, MR. THOS. SHELL HEN
IDERSON. In his famous Irish play, TUILA-
MORE; OR, The BOYS OF 49, fe26-H
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nm WANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
.R8 MARTIN, at AZ W. Filth St jyl6-d
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ET>oR SALE SHOE STORE = In Dayton,
II Kv.; good location; good run Of custom; a
two story frame; lot fronting two streets;
tchoap for cash. JOHN B. BUNNlNG, north
east corner Clay and Third streets. Dayton,
bKy .-...-.- fel9-l2t+
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sVAJ ANTED - TO PURCHASE = House in
Evv good location; will pay 1000; must be
o bargain. Address NON N-RESlDENCE, L, Glib
son House. &-4G
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Il OR RENT-HOUSE-In Ludlow, one door
II west OF school -house, frame CO tage of live
rooms rent 81 per month. Apply at Il Carr
street, Cincinnati. 28it
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EOR RENT - HOUSE - OF nine rooms and
T. hall, No. 2a6 Longworth street. Inquire Oh
the premises. .-.--- 26-4t
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ENNT NTANTED-PA the free-stone
FVV business, mill all c9mplete;. can make
from $1,000 to $4,000 year. Address J. M.
iBU KT, Mt. Sterling, Ky. 2S-4t
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TTOR SALE FEATHERS : Large 4H-lb.
I pillows, II each; 35-lb. beds. 50: choice
ffeathers, 15c per lb Feathers renovated. Z.
HY. MORRISON. 81 W. Sixth street. between
MAN and Walnut, fourth floor. fe20-26t+
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tYKT 1NTEp-EvERYB0DY TO KNOW
wv That II. WEBER, 800 W. Fifth street,
opposite Trinity School, sells the best ladies'
klu anu pebble side laced shoes at 81 81.
", ja27-3mS. .pu&Th '
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THE LATEST
THE ELECTORAL COUNT
An End Of the Tedious Work Expected
To-day. no
DilatOry Power Exhausted and
the Two Hours Debate .,ty
Proceeding.
Still Hope of Finishing the Count
Tonight.
Special to the Star.

Special TO the star. ..
WASHINGTON, March There is much
less excitement and interest manifested
in the count this morning. Tie feeling is
pretty general that the work will be fin
ished to-day. Randalps close ruling
leaves little room for lodging, and the
count must now 60 ON in the routine
way. ....r ..
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The House
met at 10 O'Clock, and some miscellane-
Gus business was transacted by unani-
nous consent. A large number of Sem
ate bills for the removal OF political dis
abilities were passed.
At 20 minutes past 10 the regular Or
der, which WAS the consideration o. the
objections to the Vermont vote, was de-
manded.
O'Brien, one OF the fillibusterers, at
once raised the question whether there
was a quorum. The Speaker counted
the House, and announced the presence
OF one hundred and siXty-twO members.
MIR. Wood, of New York, rose to offer
a resolution.
MIR. Walling, OF Ohio, moved call of
the House, and insisted that ne was eu-
titled to have the count of the Speaker
verified. T
Finally a motion looking to further
delay was defeated. with only 63 votes
in favor Of it. Mr.. Sayler voted for go
ing on.
sir. Caulfield said his resolution was
of the highest privilege and bore di-
rectly upon the question under cOnsid-
Grafton, the Vermont count.
The Speaker could not judge of the
degrees of privilege. The question of
proceeding with the count was OF the
highest privilege. He tell bound to
recognise The gentleman from OHIO, Mr..
Poppleton, who had objected to the vote
| OF Vermont. ...... -,
Mr.. PoppletOn said he would yield to
Mr.. Caulfield.
The Speaker said that could not be
done. The gentleman was assigned the
| floor for specific purpose, ami he must
either occupy it or yieId it absolutely.
Mr.. Cauiiield handed his resolution to
MIR. POppleton, and the latter sent it up
| to the Clerks desk to have it considered (.
Mr.. Wood said that nothing was in Or
der but to offer q resolution bearing
upon the Vermont vote. 1t was under
stood the gentleman would offer the
usual resolution and call the previous
| au IS tion.
Finally an appeal was taken from the
| Speakers ruling, and he was sustained
| by over two-thIrds vote, the call show
| ing 175 for sustaining and s. against.
This exhausted the power OF delay,
and the regular two-hours' debate pre- :
| ceeded.
WASHINGTON, March There Is still
| a hope Of nn.sning the count tL-lay.
The debate is now in progress, and will
\ close at 4:l5. Five roll calls are then
| possible before going into Joint Conyen.
ton. -
To-day has been day of great ex'
element, anu Speaker Randall has dis.
tlngulshed himself by his ability 10
speedily bring order out OF chaos.
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EEI ANTED - RILLIARD TABLE - One
Eyt good billiard table aud fixtures; must be
cheap: give size and price. Address Y. K.
THOMAS, Springfield, Y. 21-4t
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iTET ANTED-T.. d. DOHAN-ls selling
FVV ladies' good custom made side-lace,
pebble goat boots for 81 10, No. BAT Central
avenue near Richmond street. fc2l-0G
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TOR RENT = HOUSE OF hve rooms, in
il West End. Inquire at AR John street.
2j-4t
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GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

Only three nights more Of
MIME. ALICE OATES
And her Comic English Opera Company.
THURSDAY EVENING, March ],
GIROFLE- GIROFLA.
Friday, Benefit OF Nine, OATES-L' ARCHI-
DUO. only Oates Matinee Saturday-GRAND
EDUCHESS. Saturday Evcning-LA JOLIE
Monday, March 5-DlON B0UC1CAULT in
ETHE SHAUGHRAUN. Seats secured at
Hawley's, 1854 Vine street.
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ToR RENT-HOUSE-Qn Park ST., house
liz Of eight rooms Key at 2c3 Plum st. 2S-4t
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tTToR SALE-PATENT RIGHT - One-hah
I II interest. Reasons for wishing to sell, not
Eable TO canvass. For particulars address
JOHN SULLIVAN, Tippecan0c, Onio. 26-4t
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FOR sALH--REAL ESTATE.


ETHoR SALE FARM - iood farm OF 97T
&c acres. situated IN miles from Williams
tburg, In Clermont County. Farm In goou
l6rosr. Will Sell on VERY EASY terms. A good
Fthance for any one desiring it to get good
home Address Il. B. s., Star ONCE, 23O Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, o.
T jy2 'd&jy27w-tf
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The most brilliant Ink ever manufactured.
tC. 4. WOODROW & CO., 15 W est Fourth street,
sole agents for Cincinnati te26- IN
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FOR SALE.

f,tN on second street, Dayton, KY; cheap for
Cash. Apply to ]. B. BUNNING, Dayton, Ky.
H. felY-l2 \
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VIOR RENT-HOUSE-O Wade street, near
Il Freeman, two story brick house Of rooms,
with gas, hydrant and cisterh; rent low. Call
at IL. W est Fourth street, 2S-4t
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