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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-12

Siefert and Gustave Smith, second degree
"f merit T. G. Paddock, third degree Of
merit.
Second Class-Wm. NJ. Clark and +. Lei
man, first degree of merit; @. f. Hambly
second degree of merit; Adolph Huss and
d. II. Hall, third degree of merit.
Third Class-H. Wingert, first degree of
merit; Frank Wilfert, second degree of
merit.
ARTISTIC DEPARTMENT.
First Class-Wm. T. Dittoe and John Bos.
WELL for designing, first degree of merit;
Albert NJ. Hill, II. Fl. Reeckclman and Geo
Herlnger, second degree of merit; Otto
Schroeder and Frank Rehbaum, third de.
gree of merit.
Second Class-John Gindelin and Frank
Ritchie, first degree OF merit Louis Ruwe
and Virgil G. Towers second degree Of
merit
Third Class-Jesse D. Stephenson and
Max Gindelin, first degree of merit; Frank
F, Merkle and Joseph G. Strehl, second de-
gree Of merit; Lewis Nogt, third degree of
merit.
NorE.-Where more than one are men,
toned with the same degree of merit, n
slight preference is given in the order they
are named.
EEIPlFNTS OF MEDAIS.
Mechanical Department.. G.. Danks,
second years attendance. silver medal;
Charles Deremo deserves special mention
for excellence; Charles Brueckncr, first
years attendance, bronze medal.
Architectural Department-Emill ltueck
ert, second years attendance silver medal;
John &. IIeyl deserves special mention for
excellence; J.. Belmont, first years attend
anCe, bronze medal.
Artistic Dcpartment-W. P. Dittoe, sec
ond years attendance. silver medal; A. NJ.
Hill, first years attendance, bronze medal.
pesigning-John Boswell, second years at
tendance, silver medal.
The Treasurer's report showed the re-
ceipts for the past year, from all sources, to
have been $S, 1i3 10, and the disbursements
$S,347 73; balance on hand, $S4S 40.
The number of pupils in attendance the
past year was 220. which is larger than for
any one of the six years preceding
The following were elected officers for the
coming year;
President-Thos. Gilpin, of Thos. Gilpin
& Co.
Vice President-Jas. Dale, plasterer.
Corresponding eCretary-llarvey James,
carpenter and builder.
Recording SeCretary-W. b. Bruce, of B.
Bruce'S Sons
Trcasurer--H. McCollum, of II. McCol-
lum & Co.
Directors L. NJ. Hosea of Hosea & Els
worth; Thos Gibson, of Thos. Gibson & Co.
W. III. Stewart, Jr.. architect; John f.
Wiltsec, undertaken; J. +. Walton, of ]. ?.
Walton & Co.
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A. P. c. Bonte's Death.

Mr. A. p. c. Bonte, the well-known pic
ture-frame manufacturer, died last evening
of pneumonia, at the residence Of Mr.. EStep
on West Seventh street. in the furty-siXth
wear Of his age. He was born at Lockport,
y. v, and came to this city with his par
cntS when he was three years of aye. Here
he received a good common school educa-
tion, and, after spending some time as clerk
in store at Independence, KY, lie re-
turned to this city and studied ornamental
painting and gliding. Soon he became q
partner of his employer, and since 1850 has
been in business for himself lie was first
on Fourth street near Race, but in 1866 he
removed to Plum and Twelfth streets,
, here he builtup large business. During
the panic of 1873, however, he was greatly
embarrassed, but had since gained fresh
start, and his business was again growing
when lie was seized with the illness which
has Just ended in his death. lie was
CouNci Imam tor two years and then became
Alderman, being elected on an indcpend-
ent ticket.
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MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Work on the new Government Build
ing has been resumed.
The Cathedral choir will give vocal
and musical entertainment next Sunday
night at Pixies Opera-house for the benefit
OF the Knights oi st. James.
A little two-year-old son of Mr.. Straus
OF No. 49, West Fourth street, strayed
away from home yesterday. He was after
wards fonnd at the Children's Home,
A dairyman named Wunker, living
near Carthage, had thirteen horses stolen
from his stable last night. The only trace
that lie could yet of them was that they
had gone north.
A little girl named Maggie Trail whose
parents reside AT No. 25l West Front street,
was terribly burned last evening while
building fire in crate. The injuries will
undoubtedly prove fatal.
The degree of Master Mason was con-
terred upon Mr. Fletcher l.. Day, West Nir-
ginia, at special meeting OF the Miami
Lodge, No I6, which was followed by
banquet at Masonic Temple.
1t was James Gillett and Isaac NIcDan-
el who saved VIM Jones from drowning
last Sunday in the river at the foot OF
Washington street and not two employees
OF the batl-boat as was reported.
Mr.. Jacob PreSsier, prominent Ger
man, living with his family at No. 57S Main
street. died last night at II O'Clock, after
sutteringa long time from dropsy. The
deceased was tifty-two years old.
Thomas Curry and Richard Morris,
who were arrested on a charge OF stealing a
crowbar ana sledge hammer, on complaint
OF Pat. O'llcarne, were honorably ac-
quilted in the Police Court this morning
The German Protestant Orphan Asv-
lam Directors held regular meeting yes
terlay evening. The Treasurer reported a
rash balance on hand OF $9G1 81. There are
now tifty-fve girls and iifty-tivc boys in the
institution.
VIM. Alexander Patterson, son of DIR.
Robert Patterson, of the Central Presby-
terrain Church, was yesterday afternoon
elected superintendent of the Children's
Home, in place OF Mr.. w. F. Mitchell, re.
signed.
1.-The horse attached to Bmne's bakery
wagon started OIL on a lively run down Vine
street from Seventh, and in its course de
molshed buggy. The animal was checked
at the corner ol Vine and Sixth streets.
The bakery wagon was also wrecked.
Temperance headquarters, 200 Vine
street, is ablazc with enthusiasm. Mrs. NJ.
i. Danc>, Of Springfield, Ohio, is unequaled
in her presentation of the "evils of intern
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Sinking Fund Commissioners.

AT the regular meeting of the Board yes
terday afternoon the question OF leasing
the wharf property between Freeman and
Stone streets was again taken up, and re-
ferred back to the Board of Public Works
TO embody its decision in the matter for
future action.
TIE Board approved the Committees re-
port on the purchase of $4,000 in Ciucin-
natl Southern Railway bonds.
On motion of Mr.. Seasongood, commit
tee was appointed to whom was referred
the subject Of the bill introduced in tine
Legislature to reduce the rate of interest of
the bonded Indebtedness of the City of Gin
cinnati.
The total amount OF interest ordered to
be paid BY the Board was $l5 $50
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HAMILTON.

DR.. George Skinner leaves for trip West
to-day.
The Lane Free Library is now open for
The free circulation of books.
Rev. Chas. d. Barbour went to Spring
field to-day to assist in church work.
c. +. Cook has moved into the front
Office over Flenner & Bets hardware store
Dir. A. Smith, First Ward, has been CON
fined to his bed for several days by sick
ness.
social and festival will be given to-
night at Wayne Chapel (coIolcdJ, on Water
street
tween the paper mill and marbeworks.
No damage.
Harmonic Society met in their hall last
plight to consider the matter Of giving the
cantata Of Queen ES ter.
4 grand ball and supper will be given
next Monday evening by the Ancient Or
der Of Hibernians AT the Opera Hall.
Last night Mrs. Anna HeImer gave a sur
prise party to Miss HilIegas, of Fort Wayne,
and other lady friends, who are visiting
here.
The set of harness stolen Friday night
from l.. Smith, of North High street was
yesterday recovered by Officer John lIelvy
in II stable near the canal
Mr.. John Renter who has hccn wifi,
Smith Bros for the mast for yrere viii
leave for Cincinnati tomorrow, where he
intends to Locate permanently
Tho ladies of fho First proshrtorior
Church viii boJd tLnir .ncai ot t'a otn.ah ,'i'
narIors to-,nnrrow ovomina Naroh ~ io,I' H.
iii nro cord;alJv irvitod tn ntto,'d i'''''
Thomas Hi,,;,s oyod +rortv-fo,r roora
died Tuesday at the res;dance of Io,yos s''S' ~
Erattv somih of tho c;tv tIis 'ro,,e ,''
yerc internal ot enring e royo tn'Jor '''"i''
nv n,, e-, . i..', l,'''7 ''0', '0'"'''
ne second annual anh!Iersay OF the
MISSION nuhday'scho"I IN the FIRST Ward
TOOK pace on SUNDAY last. Speaking and
''rs ''s ".'S '''U 0''e' ~ .''e oo'"9'o''
lie social Literary Cinh will give apub-
nc entertainment al the Baptist Church on
Thursday evening, consisting OF essays, re-
citations, music, &c. Admission 10 cents.
J. p. Davison's horse took a Nhirl nm
HIGH street. Monday evening ,cavino norts
of the carriage, 10 Which he was attached
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BOLD BURGLARY.
Another Case Over the Rhine,

Yesterday we gave an account OF burglars
breaking into saloon al the corner of
Pleasant street and McAlicken avenue and
of Officer Renner firing four shots at the
men without being able TO arrest them.
To-day VIC are compelled to give SINH
lar account.
About ) o'clock this morning two thieves
visited the grocery Of Mr.. Barney Bolles,
No. 101 Pendeton street. near Liberty and
placing ladder against side-door, cut the
glass in the transom, opened it and got H.
eide.
The noise OF the falling glass. and that
made by the burglars, awakened Mr., Bollcs,
who grasping his pistol, went TO the store.
AT the time lie noticed nothing wrong, but
going outside he saw a man in the yard.
lie at once began to blaze away, one OF the
shots taking effect, nevertheless the
wounded burglar managed TO escape.
Mr.. Boites then went back to the grocery,
and lighting the gas found that both
amounting to about 80 had been carried
off. The ilns aroused the neighborh0od,
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Brigel Brings Suit.

Leo A. Brigel, assignee of George Weber,
yesterday brought suit against Starbuck &
Pfau, late assignees Of Weber, Wesley NJ.
Cameron, William Gerst, Peter Andrew,
Frank I.inck, Jacob Elsas, Samuel Pritz,
Henry Heckle, A. Lehman, B. and L.
Simon and Nicholas Wolff 10 recover
$1,000 damages b. reason of the recent
litigation growing out of the Weber brew
cry suits. He sets out in his petition that
lie was legally appointed assignee of the
brewery in May last, and that the defend
ants, each and all Of them, by proceedings
which are familiar to the public interfered
with him in obtaining possession of the
brewery.
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Caving Of @ Pavement,

About four O'Clock yesterday afternoon
the pavement in front of Nos. 21O and 2l2
Sycamore streets, under which an excava-
tion had been made, cavcd in. A little six
year-old coored girl named Mary Miller
who resides at New and North Streets hap
pened to be crossing it at the time, and was
completely buried in the debris. Patrick
Dooley and Frank Driver, two Of the men
employed in making the excavation, res
cued the little girl after consid rable hard
work. She was removed to ner home where
she now lies in very precarious condition
from the iniurieS She received
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Wedding in High Circles.

DrJoseph Ransohon, prominent young
Jewish physician. whose paatial residence
is at No. DOG Walnut street, will be married
this evening to Minnie Freibcrg. The bride
is the beautiful and accomplished daughter
Of Mr.. Julius lrciberg, Of Freberg &
WorAunh wholesale dstillers and liquor
delerS, at Nos. 2S and 80 Main street.
The ceremonies will take place at the
residence Of the brides parents, No 3J4
West Fourth street. Rev. DR.. Lilenthal
will ofliciate. There will b. no groomsmen
OF bridesmaids in attendance, as the Young
troom interds 10 have The marriage strictly
private The reception also will take place
at Nh Ercihcrc's residence
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Discovery and Death at Denver.

NatlOnal ASSOCiateH Press 70 Tie Star.
DEEvEE, CoL-, March 12.-Telegrams and
lctteas from AlaMonia, at ahe end of the
Denver & Rio Grande Railway, in the
Southern part OF the State, confirm the re-
ported discovery of rich carbonate Leads
near shere, and the excitement over it is
intense. Assays are not reliable enough
for Publication as yet.
NJ. W. Schlyer, owner Of the extensive
redaetion works here, died yesterday of
heart trouble lie was well known in
Europe rs a banker and negotiation of Gov
ernMent loans ard had seven decora hons.
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To Our Rkrntiprs.

We take pleasure in heraldng to the
world the wonderful success OF Mcguire S
Cundurango. 1t is now conceded to be the
greatest regulator of the liver, cure for
coStivcMess and arrangements Of the kid
neys and renoyator of the system extant
Being an entirely vegetable anti-bilious
cathartic, there can be no danger from eX-
p0SHrc after taking
For sale by John ID. Park & Sons r. Ma
cready & Co., Cincinnati, and all druggists
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Merchants and visit rs who have desired
so long to live at n hotel above the business
center, and to take portion Of their meals
down town, while in New York, can do so,
as the Grand Central Hotel, on Broadway,
is now kept on both the American plan at
So 50 and 50, and the European plan 81, and
upwards, per day. An elegant restaurant,
at moderate prices, is conducted BY the
hotel.
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THE DAILY STAR
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, March 1l.-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley slowly rising tenn
perature, and falling barometer, easterly to
southerly winds, and clear or partially
cloudy weather.
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The Conflict of Courts.

NHblUIIHT 'SSUVIHIVN ITFSS 10 INC oldf
iANvILLE Va, March l2-The conflict
of authority between the United States and
Virginia Court, arising ont of the alleged
violation of the Civil Rights bill, will be
Immediately taken before the Federal ST.
prcme Courts for adjudication. Warrants
have been issued for the arrest OF the &C.
cused judges, who, instead Of giving bail,
will apply, it is declared, to Chief Justice
Waite for writs of habeas corpus.
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Woodhaulers found three thousand one
hundred three-cent postage stamps in q
woodpile at Frazeysburg ..
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Fifteen men were found helplessly frozen
on Lake Superior, near Whitfield Point.
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"I always let cold go as it comes" one
says; which means that he overworks the
system in getting rid of a cold rather than
assist it by using Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
pripn o5r
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POROUS PLASTERS.

Most druggists are conscientious in their deal
ings but there are a few who are not. A number
of ses have been reported to us recently where
druggists, for the sake of gaining small addition
al profit, have sought tn impose upon 'hcir custo-
mcrs by offering them cheap and worthless imita-
tiOns Of Bcnsln's Capcine Porous Plaster in place
of the genuine, or have tried to sell them the
common porous pas'er when nson's Ca cine
Porous Plaster asked for. falsely claiming that
the common article possessed equal merit. We
therefore caution all buyers Of BenSon's Capcinc
Plaster TO see that the word CAPC NE is correctly
spelled-that each plaster has the word
C-A-P-C-I-N-E cut through it. BY this simple
precation imposition may be avoided.
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OVER THE OCEAN.
Fearful Ravages Of Floods in Hungary
Other Important Foreign News
Together with n Good Batch o
Items from Old Ireland.
Great Britain.
REDUCTION IN WAGES.

Great Britain.
REDUCTION IN WAGES.
National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, March 12.-The reduction OF
12L per cent. in wages, of which the Fife
and Clackmarran colliers have received no
tice, will make their average wages three
shillngs day, which is lower than for
many years, but no serious opposition to
the reduction is anticipated.
REINFoRCEMENTS DELAYED.
LONDON, March 12-Five of the trans
ports with rcinforcementS for South Africa
will remain at St. Vincent, being delayed
in coaling Much indignation is felt in
England, as the presence OF the troops at
the scene of hostilities may be very neces-
sary.
AGAINST THE IMPEACHMENT.
PARIS, March 12-Legitimists and Bona
partiSts, and the Fore Left have decided to
vote against the impeachment OF De Brogle.
Turkey.
TROUBLE AT osMAN BAZAR-
LONDON, March IA dispatch from
Bucharest says a serious insurrection has
broken out among the Turks at Osnlan
Bazaar, in the District Of Bulgaria, and that
detachment of Cossacks defeated the re-
Inducements sent from Tirnova. This re-
port is probably premature.
TERRIBLE FLOOD DISASTER.
LONDON, March 12.-Dispatches from
Pcsth report terrible loss of life and prop
erty in Szcgeden by the floods. All efforts
to prevent the bursting of the dam and
avert the disaster proved unavailng, and
the rushing waters deluged the country for
miles around. The railway town of Siege
den was submerged and its inhabitants
drowned by hundreds. Houses were over
turned and wrecked and the place desola-
ted. Over 80, 900 have been rendered home
less. The scenes following the deluge are
represented as heartrending. The total loss
of life can not be estimated. The waters of
the River Thess are still rising.
Germany.
SUFFERING IN BERLIN.
New YORK, March 12.-Thc Times to-day
says probably in no city of Europe is there
so much financial and social distress to-day
as in Berlin. The milliards which Germany
exacted from France after the war, and its
becoming the Imperial Capital, would. it
was thought, greatly benefit the city, but
just the contrary has happened. Things
seem in the last eight years steadilyto have
grown from bad to worse. The number Of
unemployed persons there is estimated at
forty thousand. Hundreds of men have
been ruined by speculation, and there is
more or less suffering among all classes.
Foreign Flashes.
General Tchernaieif has returned to L. st.
Petersburg.
A strike of cotton operatives in north
east Lancashire is very probable.
Sulima, at one of the mouths of the Dan
ubc has been gazetted a free port
A dispatch from Genoa saws Republican
demonstration was dispersed by the police
yesterday.
The Portuguese explorer, Pinto, has ar
rived at Transvaal. after crossing Africa
from east to west.
All sections of the Hungarian Lower
House have accepted a bill formally recog-
ni2ing the Treaty Of Berlin.
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Attention. Smoky ChimneyS.

CRATE SETTING. MANTLES, RANGES,
W furnaces, ana general brickwork, by G.. c.
STEPHENS, residence l92 Richmond st. de5-3m
IALL AT TIE AMERICAN SEWING MA
" CHINE ROOMS, III WEST FOURTH STREET,
AND SEE THE NEW BCTTUNLOLE MA
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William Robinson's little son fell from q
barn aud wac killed near Cardington, 0.
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DEGREES OF MERIT.


First Glass;. &. Danks, Charles Der
emo, Il. A. keyes and NJ. Struth, first de-
gree of merit; Charles Atkinson and Chas.
Brueckncr second degree of merit.
Second Class-H. Buecker and A. Reig-
Ter, first degree OF merit; Thomas Kearney
and J. {. Steen second degree of merit;
John Rodgers and J. g. Krieger, third de-
gree Of merit.
Third Class -- A. Flumc and Charles
Mayer first degree of merit; f. A. Boyle
and l.. d. Hobson, second degree of merit;
u. II. Johnson, NJ. A. DAILY and William
Birch third degree of merit.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
First Class-E. Rueckcrt, John G. Heyl
and l.. Belmont, first degree Of merit; F.
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
Closing Exercises of the Year.

Greenwood Hall was flied last evening
by an audience assembled TO witness the
closing exercises OF the OHIO Mechanics In
stitute.
The display of work by the pupils was
finer and larger than during the previous
year.
The drawings will remain on exhibition
until Friday night
The degrees Of merit and award ol med
ais were as follows:
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UNDERTAKfRS.
ELEVATORS.

The OTIS "NEW York; Steam
Passenger Elevator, with Otis Au-
tomato Safety Appliance.
JAMES l.. HAVEN s. CO.,
ja1s-S, ,M&Wtf No. 58 Plum street.
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NOTICE-JOHN WERLE, OF NEW ALBANY,
~ in the State Of Indiana will take notice that
Alice Mcclure. on November 2Sth, 1876, filed her
petition in the Court of Common Pleas Of lIanil-
ton County, Ohio praying therein for the sale Of
II 35-lO0 acres Of land in Section 4, Township l.
Range .. Columbia Township, Hamilton COUNTY
Ohio, levied upon under an execution in case 10
SO 500, Hamilton Common Pleas C1nn, IL SntSfy
a judgment for Sl02 with Sper cent interest there
oil from October 2lst, 1876 and costs oi suit; aud
that he is required To appear aud answer said pc
itiOn ON or before April 18th. 1879
ALICIA Mcclure
LONG. KRAMER & KsAMEI. Attorneys
CINCINNATI, February 18th, 1873. lela StW
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LEGAL.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator OH the estle OF NJ ry
Stockfish, late OF Hamilton County. Ohio, de
ceased. CHRIST KRAMER.
Dated sr Cincinnati this 2ith day OF February,
1870 fe2G.3tW