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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-23
SlsaiM.
valley Forge Centennial.

NttJFJIiIu alI7VTTdtFU sur.
Valley FoRGH, Penn, Feb pa meet
ing of the Centennial Association OF Valley
Forge was held here yesterday, to arrange
for the celebration OF the one hltndredth
anniversary of the evacuation hy the Amer
lean army, under the command of General
Washington, ON June 10Th, 1873 The dis
play if carried out will be grand one as it
is anticiptod that on the day named there
will be an encalnpnent of the militia Of the
State on these historic grounds. Arrange
ments were made Tor the purchase Of the
house and grounds at which Washington
made his headquarters, and present the
same to the State of Pennsylvania.
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Local PerSOlla1s.

Mr.. Alfred Joel, agent of the strakosrh
Italian Opera Company, is in the city.
Miss Jennie, daughter of the late Hon.
Samuel F. Peak, OF Nevada is visiting Miss
Alice Teasdale, at Walnut Hills
Mr. A. c. Joslin, formerly OF the Buynes
House, but at present proprietor Of the H0-
tel Brunswick, New York, is in the city.
Daisy May is the title Of new story
written by Hal. Reid, of this city. Tha
story is pronounced by those who have
read it as very interesting
Rev. John Price, President of the New
Brunswick Conference of the Wesleyan
Church, and Rev. Mr.. Allen, of st. JohiS
New Brunswick, are in the city
Master Lcdyard Lincoln was the only stat-
dent of st. Xavier College who, at the exiri-
bition at Pixies Hall last night, was awarded
tho highest number (100) OF notes of merit
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the Courts.

Assault and Battery-W. H. Berry and
Clements Wccklelnan, 50 each; John Robb,
30 days; John Morrey dismissed; Tin
Lyluch, continued to March I'd.
Vagrancy-Hcnry Beckman, 30 days;
John Charles, dismissed; Jas. Twenhafel,
continued to February 26th; Jane Roberts
and Lizzie Bonner, $5O-30.
Miscellaneous-John Schaunnel, abusing
family, dismissed; Peter Smith, drunken
ness, So; T. c. Burnes, same, dismissed:
Richard Watkins, exposing person, $40;
William O. O'Brien, Jacob Senhart and Georyn
Bell, burglary held to mswcfc
Fay, same, dismissed; Samuel Jones and
David Archie, same continued to February
26th; James Kelley, embezzlement, SIS;
james Johnson street-bcgging, 10 days;
Fred Dryer, peddling without license, S.;
missed Ann Mills, refusing to obey
an order of the Commissioners, continued 10
March ID; Thomas Manning, J. M. HaSt-
ings and AlonEo Clark, petit larceny, con
tinued to February 26th; R. Vandcrgro1,
exhibiting gaming devices, and Joseph
Thomas, playing game of chance, continued
TO February 9th; ]. NJ. Hastings, having
burglar tools, continued to February 26th.
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A Hsl lgSementS.
TIE npRHA At rIrN GRAND.

TIE OiEh4 AT TUE GRAND.
The Hess English Opera Company giW
two performances today, ''The Chimes at
Normandy" at the matinee, and 'fra
Diavolo" tonight
An extra performance is announced f,R
Sunday night, when The Chimes of Nor
mandy will be rendered,
PIKE's oPBRA-HoUSE
THE Harp Reciral-Aptommas the world
renowned harpist, gives a concert this aftc;-
noon. He will be assisted by eminent mH3.
cal talent, and the entertainment Will be d
fine one.
The Italian Opcra--The following ara
the announcements for the season of Italian
opera at Pixies, opening March 4th next:
Monday, la Favorta;' Tuesday, Mig
nom Wednesday "Aida;" Thursday,
"Rigoletto,n in which Miss Marie Van
Cincinnati lady, will make her operate
debut; Friday, don Giovanni" 1t has
been determined by tl,e Director TO offer po
season tickets for sale. The time OF sake,
price of admission, and other particulars
will be announced hereafter The rush 20
hear such q company will doubtless be i'm.
mensc, but the management has determined
to protect the public against the imposition
of ticket spectators FROM which tho na'rv".
of this company have suffered in several
other leading cities. Where the attractins
is so great that the people will go at any
price, the ticket speculator reaps his harvest
but in this case the management will in adj
vance take all possible stops to protect the
real patrons OF the opera.
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Report of Superintendent of InsHr-
ance Department..

STATE OF ONO, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
COLUMBUS O., February 49, 1878
n. W. Harris, Esq, Secretary Union Central Life
Insurance Company:
Thiss To certify that a recent examination of the
Onion Central Life Insurance Company, OF Gin
ginnati, by the undersigned shows the assets and
liabilities of the Company to be as exhibited. in
the sworn statement of the Company. The mort
gage loans now held by the Company except those
executed in 1877 are based upon re-vauations, and
khe loans of 1877 upon valuations allowing mar
gin largely in excess of that required by the stat
htas OF the State. The management OF the Com
pany shows rigid care in making loans and taking
tisks and its financial condition is found upon
examinations to be almost literally as shown by
he Annuyl Statement thereof W. D. HILL,
Superintendent of Insurance Department
Report of Auditing Committee.
To the Board of Directors OF the Union Central
Life insurance Company:
GENTLEMEN-The undersigned committee, in
terested only as policy -holdels appointed by you
10 audit and examine the assets and death claims
Of the Union Central Life Insurance Company, as
ihown by the Eleventh Annual Statement, of De
rember Slst, 1877, would respectfully report:
That we have had full and free access to all the
books and papers of the Company, and that we
have carefully examined the securities in detail,
and find them as represented in the books and in
the statement above referred to, and that their
value is as there represented Said statement truly
represents the condition OF the Company, both as
10 assets and unpaid claims
We note particularly the care with which the in
VestlnentS of the Company have been made every
point having been guarded to have them entirely
reliable.
The books are well and Systematically kept,
mGnthly balances being made, SO that the exact
condition of the Company is at all times known.
Fhe admirable system of keeping the business
and accounts of the Office greatly facilitated our
work. and enabled the officers to furnish us
promptly and satisfactorily, any information
sought by us for the purpose of arriving at cor
rect knoYle of the condition of the Company.
The business and affairs of the Company, as
shown by this examination, are managed with
much ability and with great regard to the security
pf the policy holders. and the pennanency OF the
Institution itself.
We congratulate you upon the success which
your efforts have secured i'll building up and
placing upon firm foundation an institution
Iuch as we find the Union Central Life Insurance
Company to be- Ii is an institution Of great value,
bot only 10 city, but to State and the whole
West We find it firmly established, with desirl-
We business and management which, if c0ntin-
nd IN the future as in the past, can not fail to
taGe it in the front rank OF the lie insurance
bnpanios of the country.
Respectfully yours,
S. +. CONVICTION,
HENRY MACK,
II. B. ECKELMANN.
CISClNNATI February 13, 1873.
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The o1,de,.,:rett SsotRies.

NaJIOIFtI AssOCIlstuu FFINs 10 lIlE otlr.
HARMsBURG Pa, Feb. 23.-Thc Governor
has granted thirty days respite to P
Fisher, sentenced to be hanged on thc 26th
inst He also issued warrants for the exc
cution of Patrick Hester, Peter McHugi
and Patrick Tulley, to take place ON the
25th Of March, and for the execution of
John Keboe and Dennis Nonnelly, to take
place in April.
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Assign m len Is.

Anton Czorwinski, John Freisens and
Xavier Witzmen manufacturers OF shew
cases and store fixtures, at y Main street,
made an assignment in favor of their cradk
tors to NJ Pohlnan. Bond $500.
Sylvester Hand and Chas z. Hand each
also lnade all assignment to-day in favor ct
their creditors to M. B. Hagans.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
MoNrGoMrHY, La, Feb. 23.-Thc semi
annual meeting of the General Passenger
and Ticket Agents Association, of the
United States and Canada will be held at
Jacksonville. Florida, on Friday, March
8th. Special trains will be run from Louis
willie and New Orleans to Jacksonville, via
Eufaula Line,
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!! Edition


A Esa mix OFFICER Murdered by Robbers
National Associated Press to the STAR
Bosron, Feb. pa dispatch from Dex-
ter, Maine, February 23d, says: J. w Bar
ron, Treasurer of the Dexter Savings Bank,
did not return home yesterday as usual.
This excited suspicion, and when the bank
officers searched The bank doors they found
them locked.
When the Cashier of the National Bank
opened his vault, which connected with
that of the Savings Bank, he found the door
of the Sayings Bank safe open so that he
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-23

National Associated Press to The Star.
New York, Feb. 23.-Gen. Eckert, the
President OF the Atlantic d Pacific Tele-
graph Company, was married on Wednes-
day morning last TO Mrs. Seitzinger Of
Reading, Pa, lady of wealth, culture and
beauty. Gen. Eckert and wife sailed for
Europe OH the steamer Celtic on Wednesday.
They will be absent about two months.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued since our last report:
JOS. RenneIS and Christina Hcistsrkamp.
T. J. Bradford and Lydia Hart
Maurice Bising and Kate Naber.
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Queer P,aca aor a su.bs.itute.

NltiOnA1 NSsOCINted PTess % the St1lf
SAN Francisco, Feb. pa curious charge
is made against a Chief Of Police, namely,
the release of Cilinaman accused of mur-
der, and the placing of another Chinarlan
in the coil in his place.
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NEW YORK CITY.


National Associated Press to the Star.
New YoRK, Feb. 23.-One of the heaviest
wind and rain storms of the season swept
over this city and portions of the country
yesterday. The schooners Clements, $. g.
Bradley and Maggie Mcdonald Were
wrecked on the New Jersey beach, near
Long Branch. The British ship St Bernar-
co is on shore nesr Reedy's Island Light,
and British bark is reported wrecked on
the North Carolina coast. No lives lost.
Port Hope, Ontario, has been visited by
the most damaging flood known for years
Three islands in the delta OF the river Gala
containing thirty thousand acres Of
highly cultivated land, are submerged.
Travel is delayed on the sound, and
the steamer City of Hartford,
which left New York Thursday night, has
not been heard from.
Railroad Collision.
A collision occurred last night between
the Paeifc express and a freight train at
Low Point Station, OH the Hudson River
Railroad. Eight freight cars were mashed
up. Both locomotives were badly used up.
The engineers and firemen jumped from
the locomotives The passengers in the ex-
press train felt the shock and heard noise
but escaped without injury. The engin-
eers, John Burns and John Greenalch, were
both badly bruised, and their firemen hurt
but no bones broken. Grccnalch is one Of
five brothers, all engineers
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- - =
FOREIG
Peace or
FbIfCU OF
National Associated Press to the 5u,r.


National Associated Press to the 5c,r.
RUSSIA MoDIFIEs HER DEMAND.
LONDON, Feb. 23-3 p MA dispatch
from Constentinople states that the Russian
demand for the surrender of the Turkish
fleet has been withdrawn, on condition that
the Sultan does not sell the fleet to Eng
land.
THE TREATY OF PEACE ABOUT TO he SIGNED.
The signing of the treaty Of peace be-
tween Russia and Turkey is imminent
A DELAY IN SIGNING THE ARTICLES OF PEACE.
LONDON, Feb pa dispatch from Con-
stantinoplc says the Gar has tclegraphed to
the Sultan threatcningly, and complaining
of the delay in the signing of the peace ne
gotiations The Turkish delegates hesitate
to concode to Russia's exorbitant demands,
hence the delay in signing the treaty Of
peace.
SleaiEA-
SOLDIERS WILL RETURN FROM CUBA.
PARIS, Feb. 22-The Spanish Government
will permit eighteen thousand soldiers to
return from Cuba immediately.
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event wound up with a hop all around.
which lasted until the early hours of thn
morning
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
IOUSEaEEpERS, LOOK TO YOUR

EaOUSEa aEEPEliS, LOOK TO YOUR
interest, and call az MOrrisOn's Il w. Sixth street,
between Main and Walnut, where you can get q
tlb feather bed for s.; large 5lb pillows 81 each,
full size holsters 81: feathers 15c per ID. felAlm
PEAGDGA'S DINING ROOMS, 175
West Fifth street, near Elm Dinner 20c Beef
steak, Pork or Mutton Chops l0c, including bread,
butter and potatoes. lcl9-Gt"
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"A u Fl Z II
THE SHOE DEALER, removed four months ago
to his present large store loo Fifth street, between
Race and Elm. He is selling splendid line OF
Ladies' and Childpns Shoes at very low prices.
His old customers should cut this out and find his
new place He keeps no branch store.
fe21-4tTh SGTu
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t*aAsws ~

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n n nav An acknowledged FAC, that
CONsUMrTiok GAN NM Guasp. Il has bsuu
curod In very grent number Of cnaes
(rome Of them apparently desperate ones.
By Uchenck'a pulmonic syrup alone and
III others BY thu aAMe Medlcine In c0o-
nce.l0n with Hchcnsk's Sca Weed Tonic
and Mandrake Pulls. onc or both. accord
ing 70 the requirements u tho cAac
Tho old suprosltion that "CcnsMmptioH
In incurAble,r for many y0nrs deferred
Thy sic,ans frsn attempting 10 aud RENE
dy for that disease, and paticn.s aflilctes
with n rseonciled themselves 10 ucNtl
without m effort being made 70 savo then
from doom which was considered incvi
table.
l,r. Sehsnck himsclf was supposed a
onr time 70 ~ * tho very gate 81 dsAth
his Physicians hAviAg pronounced hin cra'
hopeless md abandoned him 10 biz fate b
WINS tmrcd by the aforesaid medicines NJ,
nfterwarsl snjeycd uninterrupted NV,
LcHl,h fOr more than forty ycaru. Thur
nnds 81 people have used Dr. schenok'
preparations with tho snms reinarkAtl
success.
Schsnck's Almanac, containing a thu,
0Mgh treatise on consumption, Liver TEN
plant, Dyspepsia Sr.. can be hal Erasi
cf my druggist. ~ of J.. II. ScAsnck
Son Philadelphia Full directions Tor III
nsc u Schenck's medicines aceompan
cAch package.
Ach~nck's puimonic Syrup. Sea Wee
Tonic. mud Mandrake filla arc for sal
by all drugg'sts. jan.
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"TwAs I.srn TmrS" The manly reply
of "I.kN' ii thu carrins of thu Trsh.
ane seems to have thrust thu steel
into Tin very soul ~ tho editor Of the
rastvIllr Review, which snys. We
hive fought II. &. Van Lcusen to the
extent of our limited ability for yenrs
nn.l ,lo no, now wish 20 fctrnet All,
thing VIZ haye ever said ctc, Fur"
tilcr On hc says. "A few more such
articles IA that in thu last lIniu i,rh'-
~. over mn inroy signature, would
ca,isc his worst enemies EVEN ns-to
take his pnrt.'
And thu sumo day Plate md Her.
cd were made friends together but
for tho lifc of ia, We cant account foi
the gall In that cocoannt.
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Coke " n hnr,i porous solid, brit.
tic, varying In color from iYpn-.'ay
toa blavkish.gray with more or less
of metallic ulster, nna does not soil
the touch from handling. 1t IL oh.
tnircd by heating rur bitumlnous
conl either In ovens or In long heaps
built somewhat after tho style Il
conl pits from wood covered with
earth and tho gases consumed oil
driven OF ny burning. which work
when completed Il Indicated from
IT, ccasinR Ia emit vnpor consisting
mainly III tur, water and cunl.ras
In burning. II gives OH no smoke
evolving IL lnrge amount of heat. IN
liza preparation about one.fourth 10
original weight II thrown on from
the better qunlliiea ~ cont nnd from
Tint n forty per cont. ~ the cou'
ahoun,is In sulphur and gnsaes
llrnrc Coke IL lighter for the hulk
than conl In Its natural condition
and contains only nbout IL per cen,
III ashes. TIA cost Ii about doubl.
Tint of coal, hut In using. II l. a.
clean aud free from dirt and d,,st ~
wood. Lomns Dros.. have Intro.
luccd II Into our market that thu
people may test its propertie. nlid
merit, compare It's cost with its value
An measurrd with other fuel, nm.
n tho test shail commend IT. use
they will make arrangements /.
give the people n full supply.
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.OEauAy KyRUp. y

No other medicine In the world wNs eser
given 4 test Of In curative qualities ~
DosrAcc's German 6yrwp. in lhroe years
two million four hunArck thonaAnl email
bottles 81 thta mcdlclnr were distrlhstc.l
vEME ~ nnAkuk BY Druggisls In this coan.
Wy 10 ihose afflicted With Consumption.
Asthma. Group. severe Coughs. pneumo.
mia md ather disease of the Throat and
lungs. giving the American people undo.
niaklc proof that German syrup will cnro
them. The result Inns bncn TINT Druggists
IN every town mud village In TIM Tinted
S.atss Urn recommending Ia "a their rus
toners. 10 10 your Druggists, md aak
what they know about Il. Sample llnstlsr
10 cent?, Regular sire ch cents Three
doses will relieve amy case,
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T. the pasruns and ifien,ls II Sui
District No. |. Vernon Spfihgs ~,
I hive the pleasure ri snhmlssinr
the following school report for ihe
mar,h hcginntny Drc.. ". iNS1. rnd'
inu Ian. IL. lhsn. Number az pupils
rnseilra. m. Average attendance,
Nv. Whole nnmhrr ,arly, 4: number
III minutes losi ny tnrsiihcsH. ~.
names nni average standing " III.
pils for thr month. A clnSs; Anna
hyrns ~ A., Julln nyrns ~. II class
Wilton Halstci -. Bcrtie l,nr,liek
M: John nsrns ~, Teresa Dyrns ~,
IC class. MnRric Bhrres IT, John
narncs "A. James Bnrnr. NJ, Mike
i.ovMe tat. stella liNlstci 10; Tho.
l.ngur 70, Elm Gyrns ~. Fred
Omncht n,
Mfsa M. u'ksss
Teacher.
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Tho Ant. Horac. Thief Association
has c6i lnarra and s.ooM r~mlsrsS "
Ml-oarin, Iowa. amt Illinois. 'ares
not encourage lynrhirg, although
that eourse n permitted In place.
where thu officers III Tho law canno,
to relied OH 10 prosecute Thieves
In n recent convention In Illinois u
wns snii ,ha, shr order hn. secured
The conviction of over 1000 thieves
within Il year.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18

A~&ef& Trnsly N tse.. hnsf Par
rhas~d NJ rNssMs vsrNs Or lAft'
rsss sat shts ~ennss. ene ~ Wharh
sssas ~ Asuer N~Af she tAsissad rsnss'
ira ea Elm street. iis haheiaes Az
thu mats practical " YER ssw
Resting IN m Inverted. rirnf TINT
usov~s over yvsllcrA. lN~as~e ~ a~lhg
jne sAnt, Will. tn Fart that II y
sllMlAnu nnr plan. A. " ,lsess'n'i1
ths either urs.s nts IL ainmtnlnH
,hrn ii. .lonIir spring lnse'i Inss,fr'
ID ~ lnsl~n invariably. IT. price
hrincs II wiihin sls tcArh ri rvefs
man. Farmers lock =. N when you
arr IN tpwn. N IL Just IN. ticket
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Mr.. O. n. lIoyt, Into County sup.
eririendens of this county Il 'aklnt:
Il course of study and lectures N
Hnn.nannn Medical College,. Chicago
IN. pnratory ~ commencing tn
rract!e. ul medicine Hnncr.,uir
college Teaches tho Homeopathic
theory and practice, md In sni''
10 hc among the los, of that school
az medicine.
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ass e~sAs~isv srsnsA.
rnts~ spAl. Uva~e rMNssA~ a@esss, nts. 4
0seevetes s~rvir@s estss esnsiAs 81 iissN a.
=. aea >. ~, sanAA, Sehoai " =. W.
rsrs snr rsaess w ans ssvnshs.
sssss a. s,st A.saesess and he rsb'ls, cor
daily tAssea.
n4~,s eA,., vrV~e~ vAi .sn.s 4 4. reiNs,
A..st.< a ien u. AMI n ..
SABBATH .et.~, .nG,, ,iasss ANvt sntsaslhx "et.ir.
rrss.t rtrstlne sxsh T'ussiss esvHahss r'a'
fss. U~AssNi iAsaAstnn sss~n4eAs
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II will bo found upon Inquiry Of repre-
sentative storc~kccuers In city md town,
TINT ladies No LONGER depend on foreign
makers for their rerfumery and Toilet Ar
ticlcs.
n M~sSrr. CoL0ArS a. 60, tho credit II
largely du~ for his marked departure from
the old preference.
Their cashmere lsequct Soap and Violet
Toilet Water, " universally asttemed BY
the tasteful and refined. ~ thu laoss deli.
ea,c and richest Of perfumes. isyi
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VEGETINE.


IN EXCELLENT Metttiee,
Springfield, q. Feb ~, 's'
Tia Is IL crr,'f, TIM, I hrve ascd vEa'
rr,Aa. manufactured hs 4. u. stevens
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veurs very truly.
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grin 4 Huffman, IL well.khown h.s'nss'
MAN In this riAcr. having ont af The lnrSca
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