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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
OTHER LEGISLATURES.
PENNSYLVANIA FINANCES.
REPORT OF THE STATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
TIE DFBT.


TIE DIET.
HARRISBURG, Penn, Jan. THE annual
report the STATE Treasurer submitted to the Legs
lature to-day, shows that there was in the Treas
ury December l. ls7s, S1.O2l.53I 26 Of
which S5O,4SG 3s belonged to the general
fund. The public debt December l. ISIS, was
S2l.5a6. 200. having been reduced during the fiscal
year 81 ,O6S 1873 A. The assets Of the sinking fund
amount TO $500 500 So. The of the Treasury
for the year have fallen Sls9.sS2 O3 below
the estimates OF former treasurer. and the
expenditures have exceeded the estimate $26l-
1888 -. For the appropriation year, June
l. 1873 tn May 81 1879. the Legislature had appropr
ated S6595.-4l 66. Undetermined appropriations 20
be met within that time will swell the amount to - 5O2
472 CO. About 100000 OF this sum will over 10
future years, leaving S9.O72,i72 go. or this sum
>3,O2J 100 33 has been paid. and S64i.OOO more
l. PROVIDED for by the revenues OF the sl0king
fund. leaving To be pad out Of the general
fund before June l. S3.iO3.0O6 q. To meet
this there was in the general fund December l, SJO-
$50 30 II cstiGated that the general fund receipts
Will amount 10 Sl6OOOO0 by the end of the aprropra-
tion which Will leave deficit OF Sl7J2,5l9 - on
Nav 81 l-79 The Treasurer estimates Jhat the oXpen-
diure the general fund for the fiscal year ending No
yembcr 80, 1873. will exceed the revenues Sb9I 600.
There paid during the present year. account Of
the riots OF july, 1877 S5s4,sll 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
ALBANY.
OPENING OF THE SESSION.


HE ASSEMBLY NOT YET oRGANlzED-sUCCEss OF
THE NEW CAPITOL RI CEP1ION-PRoPosED RE-
ORGANIZATION OF THE NETWORK SCHOOL
BOARD
The reception given in the new Capitol at Albany
last evening was a pronounced success. Both
houses met yesterday. The Assembly was
escorted to its new chamber by the Senate
which then proceeded to its own room and
transacted some business. Senator Goebel miro
duccd bill recognizing the New-York
Board Of Education, and the Committee
on the Code Of Procedure re-
ported important amendments. The Assembly ad-
journed without organizing, after the members
present had taken the oath of office. The As
Nemby Democratic caucus nominated Mr.. Brooks
for Speaker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
GEAcECHUREa oRGAN CONcERTs.

Some changes have been made in the AZ
engagement for these concerts No charge VIII
be made for admission 20 them. but It
WILL De necessary hereafter 20 secure tickets
beforehand, which may I've Lad on application az any n
the music stores. Furthermore, tbe hour has been
changed from 4 o'clock to a quarter before .. and
the north transept door will Dc opened at half
pas, .. THIS afternoon Nj. Warren viii play
sonata 10y Ritter, q Christmas Cfetorium
hy L.mmeu- a bridal Song hy Jensen. and a nupta
march by CuiWaHr. the concert il'c" iu fat minor
hv In,cit aud tie overture 20 One Magic Flute joy
Mozart NJ. f. II. Potter VIII be the vocalist,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY JANUARY g. 1879

which they have thoroughly inspected during the
SIMMER Thirteen chapters OF the Code have
been adopted II will be remembered They re
Ommend amendments 10 these chapters which
they think will meet the Governors obire-
tons 20 these amendments expressed last Winter.
They also report with amendments nine additional
chapters 10 the COde-wnich he vetOsd last year
account Of some imperiectons. They now at work
upon a criminal code. which they intend to rruOrt
shorty In al their work have mad the assistance
Of NJ. IhTOOp. the chief author or tie Code.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.
SCARLET FEVER n INDIANA.

SCARLET FEVER N INDIANA.
CtNctNNtTl Jan. The public schools NJ
trb-II Ind have been i.m,se ou cunt II the pfcyA
leuce scarlet fever
THE PARK DIVORCE SUIT
ALBANY. y. Y. Jan. In the divorce case OF
rna par. ast RirharI g. Park. Oruef has brrn IN
,rrT r@nrpE MIN TO sye a pond 5000 TO pdY 800 lrr
srnuui or stand committed uGtil the bond 10 gwen.
TRAINING-SHIP NOT WANTED
S,S Fr,NCIsCo Jan. THE Board OF Su-
prryors night adopted resolution sssing ,ioycrn"
m 10 reguest " the Navy % SIhdfaw The
-nt war JAn-stUwn from hrI present empiol mrnt Az
ran Francisco The expense Oi the slp Oeis
de, med IN excessgf the oenert derived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
TIE MORAL FoRCE~ r;EcUrERArED.

II il be true that Mr.. TIlden las made
money enough IA Elevated Railroad Stock 10 cover the
fNptudliulr, 0f his last rlt on the Pfe-idchcE, tht
small candidates for the PresIl, neg. WGo are sIOTi ut
mad better br looking for nice quiet SIDE
tracks frI rImueis locomotive vail TVmt b"cAu- down
me main Iac one OF these morning. scattering things
q LIILnrnla .lnM -plON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
WESTERN MEN BFTTEE TITAN IIrE WEST

An hypcrcrtical correspondent Of IHE IrGB-
I>L VIZ objects tue statement mad by tie IN or
fue Journals ~ Lateyer that may meau-!n The Last
VINO have pelsl-tcutiv abused Tie 81 FOR rs IMITATION
doctrines points 70 the fact that Huah Me- uiucI. who
ir- saw Inc danger Of mi ton; General Grant. Who
Stood rd the IHhdilOHsis ana honest Grduu- JOAh
sherman. Euo made success, of rcsrup-un, tuH 'vn-
er Garfield WAC fought the fanatic iu the House. are
ali Western men OF course they are. aHO u B, T. thrr
great honor and credit that they have ieu what heF
have foI IA. great mass Of their "UrliZeus 80 their
several states went crazy the money question, dJd
that they remained CretthAc 10 them than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
REPUBLICAN Duty Is THIS STATE.

Il il universally conceded thar Is goes New
York 30 viii go tn next Presidential campaign. IN
simple tatCiuent all That necessary 10 ENFORCE th'
aims Of present duty The country demands tnat Tie
L. puhlirau- 81 TIN, state realizing their opportunity
and fbrr shall 10 20 that the Govern
Inent does not pass the hands OF The solid >ouib ~
our partY dos alter TINS year u ~ Int renalus IL
voted 10 Irs cardinal principles. 10 cannot TAI 10 WIZ
next year. The outlook ful Of promise. tn" only
daug,r 70 guarded against ., the relaxation some
fine. eugt .utlt red by kuccp>-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATIVE.

HARgI,ErRG. Penn, Jan. Tie Pcnn>yl-
wanna Lrr stature me- p; noon to-day Tn" senate vi,
called 10 order by the Prcsirn, pIo tenn. !. J. Herr
Thomas J.. Cochran was chosen a. Chief Clerk. Tie
lfuls. e,.rtr. H. 81 Long CepI OF ALCHEMY County,
speaker. and " & ~uurl.,k Cni,3 Cork. The Demo
Gratis yo.ed FOR D.uie Sherwood, OF NJrtlumD ~rand
County. for sneaker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
TILDUN KNOWS THE BAG Isn't EMPTY.

II i now asserted with some show Of
authority tuat Mr. Tiurn Las written 10 Chairman
Potter askus he gwen leave 20 appear uer" the m
v,,-atiu- committee and snow uV The Iuth IL gard
{, his alleged plligpat on m the SD called CvA"r
C,,ulfche~. IL ooFs Z the e.. or mercy ARK
had with h- usual acuteHes-. waited E4u ID" " cra,r
bag wa entirely empueI before taking tne trouble 20
in ratti fpl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
NIDNIGHT Wk4THER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
.Sl,nnnsis for IL. past - hOArS.

WAsUINGTON. Jan. X. l a. m.-Ihc balom-
eier has fallen OF the Mississippi and Is no" lowest
near the Inner Lake region IN OF rapidly rising
,r.,r, and f.liur tclnperatue has extended south
ward MO the northwest. the Rocky Mountain ana
Nort4 scfr regions. Mafmci southwest Wlhdrc I9uNl
her with or rain arr reported IN " In
reci.,n Inc, tuf states OAO and - La Trcncc Naney-
Inde0tOag.
For the Middle Atlantic states ana NeW-Engl ahd
falling barometer. warmer sOutbc4-t 10 sOuiANt''
winds increasing ciOudiness, possibly followed by SNOW
rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
GOVERNOR GAPrrLoy.s MESSAGE.

ArGU,rA, Me-, jar. 7.-GOyernor-elcyt Gar
ceIon will bee uaugurated tomorrow. HIS message IS
sad 10 oppose Free Ingh school Act favor liberal
legislation worthy obiec,, and to approve OF the Re-
sumption Act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
Tur ,IINyL,OTA LLGl,LATUEF.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, Jan. THE Minnesota
Legislature mct to-day aud or.auiz bv tne e.tctlou
OF L. \ Grcudu. OF Cloud, speaker OF the House,
aud g. W Johnson. 81 minneapolis secretary Of tac
senate, hh being the nominees OF TAG Republican, call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
Tile NEW CODE.

ErPoET or the SENATE coMmlTrEF-iMrohTANr
AMENDMENTS PEOPOsTD.
,,.,, ruy B.sULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIIE TRIBUNE
ALBANY. Jan. 7.-SenatOrs Hughes, Hicks and
Eoick reported TO the senate to-day important
amendments, Of thu Code OF Civil Procedure,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
DIPS AT WAILACK'S.

AT Last" though drawing large houses ut
Wanacs> viii rot DE continued after this week. -
ours" winch has been for a long time preparation,
vii be- produced. with all the familiar military effects,
uy Monday next.
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Gpecial Notlces

An experienced iaHitor AZ present unemployed desires
Obtain charge OF ONCE building haDis0nie con-
pru, tiou VII De c.cu Nho VII cnabi. him 20 OBJ
lain Re ,reucc> untsCtptJn|hlr. AtdI CON
FlDENTiA!. Tribune ttcf
For Cout ami i'm una ii-n, ur Tayilir'- Remriss-
Lqnd and Pisiiayr no rana Descriptive pamphlet sent
ne bv rhe agents, T. FOUGEBA Co. 80 North william
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FINANCES OF MAINE.
ANNrM REroRr or InE srATE TREAsrRrR.

ANNUAL REPORT or TIE STATE TREASURER.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. THE report of the
state Treasurer submitted the Iegs stature to-day
IL shows the receipts during the year have been 81
200.10O OF; cash IN the Treasury January l. ls7~,
S23Oj33 c0 total, Il ,43O.633 %.
Expenditure during the year 1~7S Sl27337G y
Cash in the Treasury December 81, I>1-. ljU216 20
Total ........ 81 40 49, 81
The present arnountu NJ thr uEing fund lO}29Jj -
The est mated expenditures fOr 1879 are. ll3l-ll 70
Total Resources ~ the STATE, including
cash In the Treasury, January /,
I~79. are ........... IAs0.95t s.
Total lib.litic. ~.37O.JJ7 %
On the J., day of January, ISIS, the funded debit Of
tie state amounted to rj.-73.9OO. since that date
$4,000 have been paid winch deductiug, with the
sinking iuud 81 032 99J leaves tle present debt at
- eI5,0o5. The state tax Is r-sOOo7 81 Deficiency
OF revenue 70 meet the osnY expenses ~ ~, state
shown 10y tie above statement. g. r2.J,-fO. E>t-
mated receipts $50 I.1263i9: ard II the eN
n~cs aggregate about tn sam A. IN ISIS, there viii
De- deficiency 81 about $4,000 rO bee provided Tor in
addition to q temporary loan Of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. THE Secretary of War
has grau;ed 70 Captain Charles Porter eight months
leave OK absence. W IN permission o 20 beyond the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

Angels Baihs-TuTNsn Roman. Elec-uc-6l Leuns.9
ave Tho yely highest perfection % rltan4 Dir M u 80
Iadr DAY and evening. Excellent hOjr accommodations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Jan. s, l a m The barometer
rose steadily during the clear aud partly cloudy
weather yesterday but at the close Of the day the ten
deney was downward The temperature was slightly
higher than on Monday. The amount Of moisture IN
TIE air IL large.
Warmer aud cloudy weather With light rain or snow,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

Mnuger,- " Pointer 4" PLAYING Cards.
OK Joker rounded corners. ia0rAsd. Al Tie ri-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
Geo. A. Lea,itt & 90. Auericnecrs.

Tbs .N.n THURSDAY. FRIDAY and saturday afternOor
Clinton Hall Now Oh Exhibition
ORIENTAL RUGS AND EMBEOTDERIE~ OF THE YIN.
ESr BF~I RI P1LON
Bpkhara Rags and Carpets IN slk CssmsT'. Dschcsfsn.
Mecca. kiiu g. g. IN every VARIETY 81 '.tn = e AID
superb EmDrudrlr- Antique ara Muitfu -A -LaWl>.
Broize> poTceain- ~wis> Pottery, Sheds AlmoI a., Re-
productions in Iron from the Louvre. south krn-ng'o1
Museum. Nc. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

NeryOns Exhaustion a medical compusaga ssrs,
Of delivered kahn's Museum 81 An4cnY Nc~
YORK aud premature dec inc showing
health ane amor Ing clesr
SYNOPSIS the impsments AMI the treatment ot
nervous and physical debility being tie result OF ~ Years OK
perrnce BY mail currency postage stamps Adifosb
Secretary. kAHN'- Museum. So Broadway Sew YORK
Post Once NOTICE foreign mails tor Inc seek ending
SAT- RDAY January J. 1879 Will close ~ thus once On
WEDNESDAY at A. M; Tor France direct 6y steamship
Lab nzyre and ~ 1890 a. igr Eutop-. Nv
steamship Abyssina via oneensto~n GA TIL EoDAf az
4 A. m. for Europe Oy steamship CITY of NeW-Nor VIA
Queenstown coresDoenre lot Germany and France " Do
THIS must De specially Addressed aud
u tor Europe. Oy ssAmsh ~nsyla wa Piymoata.
Cherbourg Hamburg. on SAT RDAl, Al A. m. Tor
Europe. ~ steamship Gernanic va eacensown CORE
spondence and scotland 10 be awarded Oy THIS
steamer must be specially Addressed and al IA oi SCOT
direct hy steamship Bolivia. wa Gssgp~ And AZ
Tor Europe Oy stea nshlp Donau- wa south
81 The steamships Abyssiuia 'ty ~ New
Yok and GtluauiC malls toT Denmark, SwedeD
ana MOI NaY mails Tor Nassau y P leave New YORK
Jaunay b The msis New YORK January
aud ~ The ais Hayt anlla, &C.. leave New YORK
January malta for Aspin wall and south Pacific Ports
leave ORR January 10 The malls Tot Mexico ieays
New York January n mails for CHINA span
10 The mails for Australia &C. leave
~ THOs 7. JAMES Postmaster.
Post Once. HewN0rk. January 4. 1879.
See that new aSd fascinating novel, SEBASTIAN. lust
published ia TRIBUNE NOVEL EXTRA No l.. Pnce. 10
cents Address early. TIE TRIBUNE. New.lOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

TENNIS
al 81 f1 lr
preceding nlansn' represents the
0.e!l l0as ., mercury during thote AJun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

HOW THE LETTER AND THE SPIRIT OF THE STATUTE
ARE BOTH VIoLATED-COMMENTs on The on =
TON BY GENERAL SMITH, PRESIDENT OF THE
BOARD or POLICE, Z. RANDOLPH ROBINSON AND
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18
Cincinnati Sangerbund.

The Sangerbund of Cincinnati held .
meeting last evening at Tivoli Hall and
elected the following officers to serve the
ensuing year: President, August Brusgs-
mann; Vice President, Frank Haffner: Sen.
retary, Henry Siebel; Treasurer, jacob
jacket. The election of leader was post
poned until future meeting.
The following societies reported that they
had elected the following new delegates,
Druid Sengerchor-Jacob Zimmerlnap
and Ignatz Worz.
Cincinnati Mennerchor-GeorgeA A. Bon.
ger and Henry Siebel.
Harugari M@nnerchor-Aug. Reinhardt
and August Fromm.
Cincinnati Orpheus-Mr. Ed. Berghausen
and A. w. Thurman,
Odd Fellow Sengerchor-Joel H. Stein
berg and Aug. Bruggeman.
Cecilia and Camp Washington Senesr.
chor-F. Rudolf and Frank Haffner.
Schweizer M9nnerchor-Jacob Huffman
and Otto Amer.
Germania Mannerchor-Aug. Hartman
and Frank Hruza.
Concordia Mannerchor-Joseph Rom and
Jacob Jeckel
Turner Mannerchor-Wm. A. Stechss
and Carl Herder.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18
Wee WireIings.

Croft's mill burned near Springfield, O.
E. G. Chamberlain suicided at Xenia, O.
Robinson's hotel burned at Chesterville,
Ohio.
Lawrence Haynes drowned near Chilli
cothe, 0.
Levi Snyder's house burned at atSpartans-
burg, Ind.
Conrad Pfennig suicided near Browns
town, Ind.
Business block burned at Dallas, Tex.
Less $1,000.
Julius Toettel to be hanged at Sherman,
Tex, November 18th.
Esquire John McCagur stricken with pa
ralysis at Ripley, o.
Jasper Rogers killed while chopping
wood near Dennison, o.
Geo. Jones fatally cut Elisha Grimes at a
church near Little York, Ind.
Thomas Stephens seriously crushed by
falling timber near Blanchester O.
Mrs. James. Williams, widow, aged
seventy, dropped dead near Boonville, Ind.
JAS Redpath, celebrated lecture bureau
man, mvsteriousy missing from New York.
Supposed to be insane.
At Nnevo Laredo, Mexico, Flores mur.
dered his wife because she would not swim
the river with him.
Rev. Samuel s. Harris yesterday conse-
Grated Bishop of Mulligan Diocese at De-
troit with impressive ceremonies.
Deacon Griffin, Warren County, Iowa.
seduced young woman. Vigilance Com
mittee tarred and feathered him.
Aimee sailed for France yesterday on the
steamer st. Laurent. This is probably her
last visit to America. This winter she will
sing in Brussels.
DIR. A. M. Sutor, of Newark, o., and Dr.
I. NJ. Stout, of GAINESVILLE, o., had spirited
encounter in the latter city Yesterday.
Both arrested. Sutor charges Stout with
debauching his wife.
Near Wood Mountain fight occurred
between Indians who crossed the line after
buffalo and United States soldiers. Nine
Indians were killed, and three Americans
and two Chiefs were wounded.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18
National Associated Press to the Star.
France,

From late Irish ExchangeaI
The crops in Ireland have been damaged
extensively by recent heavy rains.
James Price, a farmer near Enniskillen.
County Fermagh, has become bankrupt.
A magnificent new bell has been erected
in the belfry Of the Abbeystrowry Church,
Skibbereen.
Michael Sheehan committed suicide at
Newmarket-on-Fergus by throwing himself
into pool of water.
Capt. Monaghan, of the schooner Unity,
of Belfast, in stepping ashore in Glasgow,
fell overheard and was drowned.
Rev. Mother Superioress of the Presenta-
tion Convent, Tralee, Mother Mary Joseph
Purcell, died August 9th in her fifty
eighth year.
Rev. Daniel Collins, parish priest of Rath,
has received from Baroness Bnrdett Coutts
1850 for the fishermen OF Cape Clear and
Shirkin to help some of the islanders to
buy boats and gear for the approaching
mackerel season.
A farmer named Brosnan, residing near
Listowel, County Kerry was found dead in
ditch. He had evidently been murdered.
as his skull was fractured and his face
dreadfully disfgured. His wife, father-in-
law and brother-in-law, with whom lie was
on bad terms, have been arrested.
At an inquest on the body Of the farmer
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18

named Tandy, of Athboy, who was recently
shot near Kells, the jury found that tile
deceased had died of gun-shot wound in
tlicted by some person or persons unknown.
A man named Doggett, herdman to de-
ceased, has been arrested on suspicion.
The Catholics of Lingan, County Ur-
magh recently had procession. While
passing factory little row occurred with
hands there employed. Captain Redmond.
OF the police force, ordered his men to fire
upon the processionists, which they did. A
boy Lamed Furfey and man named Smith
were killed besides several others being
wounded.
The inquest on the remains of Mary
Kinsella, alleged to have been murdered by
the man Michael Keogh, was held at
Moneyrobbin, County Wicklow. Verdict,
that the deceased came to her death by in
juries inflicted on her head with bill
hook by Michael Keogh, and we believe
Keogh of unsound mind at the time, and
for ,,," no time previous to the commiltal of
the murder.
Three of the Wexford Quay porters went
10 ferry Bank to bathe. 1t is stated that
one, named Browne, stripped in the boat
" soc GH the pier to jumpef The other
men, for lark, Immediately rowed away
with his clothes On returning, Browne
could not be found. The men themselves
state that Browne got into the water and
before they could unfasten the boat he had
disappeared. Browne leaves a wife and
five children.
The vicinity of Lettuce Hill and Galway
street, Belfast, has been for some time past
ths scene of disturbances. The Galway
street party are Protestants, and the Insti-
tuition Place and Lettuce Hill inhabitants
are almost exclusively Catholic. Stone
throwing was INDUCED in by both, but
lately things assumed even a more serious
aspect, considering that firearms were
brought into requisition. A young man
named Edward Brady, an employe in the
Morning News Office, was shot one evening
recently while passing up through Lettuce
Hlll in the direction of Galway street.
When about one hundred yards from the
latter place he received bullet wound in
the abdomen, which luckily is not serious.
Sub-Constable Payton arrested boy named
Mcdonnell on suspicion. at the instance of
Sub-inspector McDermott Two boys
Identified the prisoner as the one who had
lired the shot The police made raid in
the district in search of arlns after the oc-
cnrrence, but did not succeed in making
any seizures. AT the Belfast Police Court
Mcconnell was put forward on remand
The Court, after having heard the evidence,
sent the prisoner forward for trial to the
Assizes.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18
PROMENADE CONCERT
Given at Jefferson Hall by the German
Evangelical Reformed Salem's Church,


Evangelical Reformed salem's Church.
The promenade concert for the benefit Of
the German Evangelical Reformed Salem's
Church drew large crowd last night al
Jefferson Hall.
The choir of st. Matthew's Church de.
livered some excellent vocal music
Tonight the choir of st. Johns Church,
of Mt. Auburn, will be in attendance.
The following prizes were drawn last
evening:
Table No. 1-Mr. Henry Lau, card re-
ceiver; L. Brockman, butter-dish; Maggie
Greaves pin-cushion VIM. Davidson lamp;
H. Wolter, jelly dish; Emma Bnerger,
vases
Table No. 2-Herman Hoffeld, cross !;
Emma Koesler, flowers; Miss Spreen, same;
Miss Lueke silverware.
Table No. 3-Lizzie Grewe basket.
Table No. Al. Liebenkamp cake.
Table No. 5-Wm. Peters, water pitcher;
Rosa Limbert, foot-stool; G. Wunker
album.
A large number of valuable presents OF
every description were donated Yesterday
to the different tables by the friends OF the
Church.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18

Mr.. H. R. Owen, manager of the Day
Kidney Pad Company, is stopping at tho
Grand Hotel. Mr.. Owen is desirous of n
curing good live retail druggist to act N
their agent for this county. Owing to The
medical qualities of this pad and the large
sale 1T is having where it is known, we prs-
dict Mr.. Owen will find no difficulty in
securing a desirable party to represent
them in this county.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18
THE EXPOSITION.
The Attendance Steadily In
creasing.
Description Of the Displays..The HOrti-
cultural Show.

The outlook to-day is that the attend
ance at the big Exposition will exceed that
Of yesterday. From the subjoined figures
It will be seen that the attendance is stead
ily increasing.