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The daily gazette., 1879-07-11
Ths yesnAetse's Grew.

Eiehteen Of the crew Of James Gordon
Bennett's yacht Jeannette, which has
pefled q the Arctic Exploration
Expedition, started from San Francisco
in company with J. C. Morrison, owner
Of the schooner Esther. which went north
last year in search Of the records Of the
Sir John Franklin, party, for which the
British Government had offered . reward
Of 100000. These eighteen men were
selected from 100 who applied for
places, and as they we're obliged TO un-
dergo rigid examination, and were re-
jectsd for the slightest physical defect, II
may be inferred that they are fine body
Of men. Four Esquimaux will be takeI
on at Atlaska, but there are still needed
two fremen, cook, steward and cabin
boy. The expedition will be absen
three or four years. The cost Of th'
trip, betrayed by Mr.. Bennett, will b.
81 O,vOO, he furnished everything saw
the officers, who belong to the Cnite'
States NAVY.
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A party, including Mr.. Waite, Chief
Justice of the United States; Judge
Hugh l.. Bond, of Baltimore; General
B. F. Butler, General J. Ii. Matindale,
Of Rochester, n. Y; George w. McCra-
ry, Secretary of War; Hon. W. ID. Wash
burn, of OF 10; Hon. 4. b. Walcott, OF
Wisconsin; Hon. II. o. Kent, of New
Hampshire Hon. r. Coulter, of Penn
sylvania; Colonel John A. Martin, OF
Kansas General George A. Sheridan,
Of Louisiana, and General W. A. Sheri-
dan, of Chicago, left Boston on Tuesday
night to visit the Soldiers Home al
Tagus, Maine.
Mrs. Weston, wife Of +. 7. Weston,
the pedestrian, writes to Brooklyn
friend that her husband had very little
sleep or rest before the six-days' walk In
which he won the belt, and that he ha:
had but little since. He is busily engag
ed with Sir John Ashley every day, an'
his leisure hours are occupied in recciv
ing calls. A numper of his admirers ar
arranging for concert, to be given in
| few days at Alexandria Hall in hi
honor. 1t is not probable that Westol
| Will TtluIIl W NtW oih ioi SN'Ni"
| weeks.
The publication OF the Glover repor
hasn't disturbed the calmness of Secre
tary Sherinan's mind. He declines L
read the document, which accounts f.
his utter indifference. This Is the cheap
est way In the world to tide over any
thing ugly.
The young man who by mistake swai
10 ed a whole bottle of DR.. Bulls BALM
more. pills IL out again. He says he fsel
rather "pale" hut otherwise is all right
He will however follow the direction
next time.
The electric light il expected 10 max
Its irst appearance In Madison square
Let gas company directors DO above
tue best doorsteps and curbstones fror
which to regard their new compe Ito
Senator Bruce Offers the loosers by th
Fr. edman's Saving Bank all the const
la lou there Is for them. He withhold
Ms esrimats OF the harm done 10 thrift
negroes by this, their nrst experiepc
with banks.
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ShippinE sheep 10 Liverpool

BALTIMORE, July 10.-The British
stea ner Australian, which sailed from
this port yestoaday, took 200 head vi
live sheep for the Liverpool market,
shipped BY Chicago firm. The sheep
pounds each. They were put on deck
twenty five In pen. Five men went to
take care Of th.m m
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WALL STREET YEsrKRDAy.-The mar
ket for stocks was fairly active and vary
irregular, closing on pretty general de-
cline. Money was easy at 3 a 2 per cent
on call loans. Government bonds were
active, States neg lscted and railroads ac-
tive and hiQher,
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TO PHYSICIAN B
AND
CONSUMERS OF
GOD LIVER OIL.

Knowing from experience the dissatis-
faction 81 often attending the dis pensinR
Of many OF the en- ulsions In The market
would call your attention TO some OF the
feat ures OF the emulsion which have pre-.
pare and dispensed for years with un-
varying satisfaction. The oil used 10 the
finest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
lous care is exercised in the choice Of all
material AMI in every detail or it's manu-.
facture. BY careful manipulation this
EN- ulsion 10 m ade with the smallest pos
sible amount Of gum. and by the very mi &.
| mute division OF the oil glObuies is render
ed very fluid and perfectly paia table,
Each tablespoonful containt 30 Der cent.
| II OIL and grains OF Hy pophosphite nj
| Lime. samples will be gladly furnished
| 10 all Physicians who may desire them
| Put up In pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
| factured and sold wholesale and retail BY
W. L. WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST.
apl2-N Ninth and Market 4ta.
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THIRD EDITION
lunae.e,e,,. TOR Te-Da

Failing, .Jbiioped BY rising barometer
dear or partly cioudv weathsr .sc'n occasion
ainQhf rains, stationary temperature, south
AND scess Uinds.
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BUSINESS CONNECTIONS.

NroTIrE - MY CONNECTION WITH
IN Maaara ZtTHTHEIEB h BEHAH expired
on The thirty flret ntlmo. ii. M, POND
NnysfnhaT T. iHTa.
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NEW ORI.HANH, Heptamber ~, 1hta.
vIrHE Finn or HIGHAHDHDN y GARY II
this day Dissolved by mutual nonasnt. J, +.
HIuHA HDHoN. hnvIng purchased tho interesl
ri Il, W. Gary la said ijrm, Is hereby authorized
10 collect sll naHots ri said frm nnd liuniaafe
tho b,isinaas of anid im "
g. w. UAhY.
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HOTELS RESTAURANTS.
THE NT. CHARLES HOTEL

THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
yNyILI OPEN FOH TIE RECEPTION or
w gnnais on MONDAY. sixth instant. Dur
Ing Tho summer the Hotel WINS put In thorough
order and many modern improvements Intro
tlurefl 10 ensure the comfort Of patrons. Tha
house ja ,luatIrpnaned In all that goes to make
i TIilhT, CLAIR and ELEGANT HOTEL md
viii continue tn merit tho popular favor which
has boom accorded II In tho pnst.
PARTIES returning home will do we'll to nhll
md look nt FAMILY ROOMS before locating
elaewhere
orE tf III VERB ~ EANlHl,H
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WHERE TO LOOK
FOR THE BEST FURNITURE.

L L.. ]r4t returned FROM The North with ono of
the most complete selections 81. artistic furni-
ture ornaments. etc. Gall and examine ne
lines Raw Silks. Embroiderios. Bohbnet and
Nottingham Lace Curtains. and the newest
styles III Paper Hangings. all at the most rea-
sonable prices. ociaM
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H. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

of twenty 1vo years experionc" In The troat-
mrpt and cure ~ II aisnhAes OF tho GENlTO-
URINARY ORGANS and of those arising from
either NERVOUS or PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
caused by nge y carly nhuana; Chronic dis
eases treated with success. ErIght's Disense.
Gravel Cntarrf of ths Bladder. Gtent Sperira-
tnrrhsn aud III disorders 81 PRIV ATE Ma
TURE treated without tho use or MERCURY Or
any Injurious drugs. Cures guaranteed md
medicines supplied. STRICl uRES cured by a
simple mechanism, without pain.
Diseases of Females. Suspension Retention.
and All Femnle Irregularitl.s PROMPTLY RE-
LIVED. Dr.. Perez's FEMALE REGULATE
at his Office Consultations strictly contlden-
ttal and charges reasonable. Office No. South
Rampant street. near Canal, New Orleans. oca
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nHw OntHAna. Raptnmher n. la1H

Nav OntNAHa HapFhnbnf III. IH79
A n BtIGGHIAROH TO THE LATE FIRM or
~ Hrhnttlnor II Gary / will continue. ut Tho
Same place Tho Wholesale Dry Goods md No
ton business Thanking my frientIs md The
nnd confidence I hope to merit u continuance
If The same. IIavng lnfea and well. aalaoled
eioeh Of Nav Goods. Just received. can offer
astfn Inducements 10 buyers. "
oeno ~, JND r HICHARDHON,
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DISSOLUTION.

rJ'HE GOrARTNEHaHIf HERETOFolsT
! aslsIng betwaen the nndnls'gnad, under
tho nntne md STYLE 81 NJ y hH'H r. nsrehy
dissolved LOUIS NUGH Is appointed sole
liIul,intur of tho affairs Of said flrn.
Ar, KIP,
LOUIR MON
Ncw Or aane 0ntaitnr 40. 1879.
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DISTRIBUTIONS.

+ NIAROLUTipN or FAHTN EIHHff. TN IL
pntttetrhip hitherto exlafing under Tho
nrm name 81 TDWNHENn& LYMAN. hns boon
dissolved hy mtitunl consent IL tnke effect this
tlaiflannth day ~ Naeamber in1p. 4 II powers
al attorney are hereby revoked. q, Townsend.
on his avn account and ~ sumo all liabilities nf
late flrm Fnr'iea indebted t. sold ilrn, Will
Innk @ enttIenant with u, TOWNSEND, who Ia
authorized tu sign The flrm nnne y liquidation.
GIDEON TDWNREND.
W Il. LYMAN.
N,,u n,jnnns Nny IN aTu nDtI w
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BANK NOTICES.

New orleans Canal ANA Wnnhs"R Conn
nany-Nay Orleans Nnvamhar IN tR1p Tho mn
ratnf alartion for seven hferara ~ 'hH ina'iu
finu In aarvp dnrlug The anauing yent. Will hn
held nj lin banking hnuae. corner Iamp nnI
t3rayiar atranta III The AEN0Nn MONDAY ni
Dauatnhnr naat ttha eighth hatwean the hnuie
~ A. m J. H. MQNTnEutE.
nafH ttlra tashirr pro TOM.
bsaartR Dividend lF,r=t natioa"at ManE
M Nav 1rleana@ Creditors Of this l,nnk who
hold ppprnynd claims ore notified that y divt
Hand III FIVE pm GENT In now parnhla on
presentation Of Rnraiyor'H certificate 81 claim.
and siEninE ptopnr receipt Mt the of1'ra III tho
Receiver No, ~ Natrhex nitan
n. y. tAHlf Neeevnr.
November IL. 1870 n"iF'w
ruth RivtdeMa crescent stiy natonas
hank Of New nrlanna Nradliota ~ hts hal
who hold approved s'nlma hia notified NM y
dividend nf FIVE TER GENT II now nnfnhia
I'M presentation of ltaanvnt'a certificate ~
ulninn. and signing nrnnrr ranein ~ me piHoe
uf the Itnraiver. No. mt Nninhea Rreat.
r. r. CARE. 1laneivor.
Ncvemher IL, ,atp n"iF 'w
$40 TO $1,000 s slsd hala ~ MA iol.
tnneH every month. Hoaha asnl Tree exkaip-
ars. " Wall atraat N Y. anaa tyhAW
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ltruM1DT n z1EaLI5H. WHOIEHALE GRO
, rara, IMPORTERS aud Commission Merchants
New sflenns.
Mr. II NJ FOND has perfected n bnsineas ar
tnisanent with nH. commencing tn,a nh,e,.
RdHMIDT h HlFHLEH
Envn,nhey T. 1879 hhl I'm
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALES.
ron RENT 4

TtpK tENT Two STORY U0IHE AND
- Kitchen twelve rpumn, with hnll nnh gal
err. large sinl,la. alernn iuis. "uruaf chestnut
nnd Iloarnrn E'rneta, 4iH rer month lninttn ~
II inrnnInlat street 1T a'nirs. n"lG A.
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rp1DWEtL's ACADEMY or MUSIC

R1DWELLs ACADEMY or MUSIC
Lending Theatre Of tho City. Engagement NE
traoralnhry Tho lntmitabls
LOTT A..
Supported Ivy . strong AMI rfelent Dramatic
Company from Ahhay's Park Thpare.
New York Gi,y.
Comm enetng Sunday. November le-
buuhny ..3s9. g51. .ls4 Fred Mnradsn'4 hsRa.
Monday s-4,- 5zt.5fsa= ful play, IN acts,
Tuesday .@.Jag,@ entitled
"Wednesday and .s4eo. ZIP, or
Thursday Evenings Point LVnis Light
Wednesday, vi atinae saturday Evening
Nov 10 The charm Nov "a The iatnpnss
ing comedy, comedy drama.
TWO EIITEHH AURORA FLOYD,
md tho grand comedy and the roaring fnrnn.
II FArHFIt AND SON Iitte T1UDLEk INa.
VIII DO presented by the Lolita COMPANY. hlss
Lolita not appearing.
Trlhav Evening AMI Saturday Matinee. Flo
yo,ni,er an md a. Lolita In Mare1ens heantas
full play. entitled -
MUSETTE.
IN rtepnrnion I,nt,as famous spsr,l.alsf
LITTLE DETECTIVE md LITTLE hhl.a.
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New Or eanH, Ootoher 10. 1879.
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- EFERHING TO THE ABOVE. NEHFEOT
IL fully solicit for LOUIS HUdfi tho patron
ara Tint haa hnreloforn boon accorded 81 libere
MI to Tho late flrm Of XIII HUGH,
no t,lnj ia 'ru Tn A r. KIP.
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rT,HE UNDERSIGNED Will, CONTINUE
i tlia Rico milling bl,sInsss nj tho feraaver+
nnna nae MIL Nos a. No. "A aud "A Elyalan
Fiel,ls strant New Dtleana on Ills own account.
and eulielts continuance OF unst lav9rs.
LOUIS HUGH
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Chesterfield, Marlboro, Darlington,
Marion and Horny.
Fifth Circuit-Tho counties Of
Korshaw, RicLland, Edgcfcld and
Lexington.
Sixth Circuit-The counties Of
Chester, Lancaster, York and Fair =
fold.
Seventh Circuit-Thc counties of
Newborry, Laurcns, Spartanburg
and Union.
Eighth Circllit-The counties Of
Grecrvillo, Anderson, Oconce, Pick
ems and Abboville.
CIRCUIT JUDGES.
First-B. G. Presley.
Second--A, p. Aldrich.
Third-T. b. Fraser.
urth-J. Fl. Hudson.
il h-Joscph B. Kcrshaw.
HI. j. Mackuy.
Mt h w. II. Wallace,
tn Il homHs Thomson.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Ol ~ w NlCN
EXECUTIVE.
Observation-Disclosures B. Hayes,
Of Ohio, to March 4, 1881.
Secretary Of Statc-Willium M.
Evarts, Of Now York.
Secretary Of Treasury-John
Sherman, of Ohio.
Secretary Of War-Geo. w. Nc
Crary, Of Iowa.
Secretary of Navy-Richard
Thompson, of Indiana.
Secretary Of Interior-Carl
Schurz, Of Missouri.
Attorney Gcneral-Charles Dcv-
ens, Of Massachusetts.
Postmaster General--Duvid Nj.
Key, Of Tennessee.
LEGISLATIVE.
President Of tho William
A. Wheeler, Of Now York
Secretary of Senatc-Gcorgo G.
Gorhnm, of California.
Speaker of House Of Representa-
tives-Samuel j. Randall, Of Penn
ylvania.
Clerl-Geo. M. Adams, of Ken
ucEy.
SUPREME COURT OF J NlTED
STATES.
Chief Justicc-Hon. M r. Waite,
of Ohio.
Associate Justiccs-Hon. Ward
Hunt, of Now York; Hon. Nathan
Clifford, of Maine; Hon. Noah H.
Swayne, Of Ohio; Hon. Samuel T..
Miller, Of Iowa; Hon. Stephen j.
Field, of California; William NJ.
Strong, of Pennsylvania; Joseph
p. Bradley, Of New Jersey
The Supreme Court holds ono
session annually, in Washington,
beginning Oh the first Monday in
December.
UNITED STATES COURTS IN
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Circuit Judge-Hugh L. Bond.
Circuit Clerk-James e. Hagood.
District Judgo-Georgo S. Bryan.
Clerk-Daniel Horlbeck.
Marshall-R. NJ. Wallace.
District Attomey-L. G. Nor
throp.
Terms for holding United States
Circuit Court-First Monday in
April, at Charleston; fourth Monday
in November, at Columbia.
Terms for holding United States
District Court-First Monday in
january, May, July and October, iii
Charleston, for Eastern District !;
first Monday in August, at Grccn-
villo, for Western District. TThe
court held at Grcenvillo exercises
Circuit Court powers.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS IN
WlNNSBORO.
Postmaster D. OXner.
Deputy Postmaster-W. S. Rabb.
United States Commissioner
Henry N. Obear.
GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Governor-Wade Hampton.
Lieutenant Governor-W. D.
Simpson.
Secretary Of Statc--R. M. Sims.
Attorney General-LeRoy T..
Youmans.
Comptroller ctcncral-Johnson
Hagood.
State Treasurer-S. T.. Lcaphart.
Superintendent Education-Hugh
S. Thompson.
Adjutant and Inspector General
e. w. Noise.
Superintendent of Penitentiary-
u. j. Lipscomb.
Superintendent of Lunatic Asylum
DIR. p. T.. Griffin.
Governors Private Secretary
Wade H. Manning.
SUPREME COURT OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
Chief Justico-A. j. Willard, Co.
lumbia.
Associate Justice-Honry McIvor,
Cheraw.
Associate Justice-A. G. Haskell,
Columbia.
Clerk---.A. M. Boozer, Lexington.
Reporter--J. S. G.. Richardson,
Sumter.
CIRCUIT COURTS.
First Circuit-The counties of
Orangoburg and Charleston.
Second Circuit--The counties of
Aiken, Barnwell, Colleton and
Beaufort.
Third Circuit-Tho counties of
Sumter, Clarendon, William sburg,
GeorpetOWn,
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NEW ADVERTISEM ENTS.
DLIPLII HE: RI}LAIIll

JOlINSON'S Anodync LinimcuJ Will positive
" prevent this terrible disease, and Will posi-
lively ",rC nine cases In tcn.. Information
that In save u.any lives sent free by mail.
Don't " y moment. Prevention Is better
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& CO., : igor, Maine.
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MARITAL MISERIES.
Husbands Affections Bought Up...Mar'
ried by Proxy.
National Associated Press 70 the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BROOKLYN, May ga novel suit has
been brought in the Kings County Su-
preme Court by Caroline Breimann against
Catherine Paasch, widow, of this city
for $1,000, for depriving her OF
the affections of her husband. Jo-
hann Breimann, the plaintiff, AYERS
that she was married to Breimann in
Denmark, February 18th, 1858; that they
lived together till December, 1877, when
Mrs. Paasch entered their house, in Pough-
keepsie, and by charms and allurements
won her husband from her and induced
him, by offers of money, to abandon her
and go with defendant, who, it is alleged,
wife since December, 1877. Mrs. Paasch is
thirty-fve and owns eight or ten houses.
Breimann is held in S., 900 bail.
New York, May 29.-An application has
Just been made at the Bureau of Vital
Statistics for annulling the marriage of
Adriance DeVletter to Louisa Stahl, on the
ground that it was celebrated by proxy.
DeVletter, who is sixty-one years of age,
became enamored of Miss Stahl in Holland
She enigrated to America and Vletter had
to stay behind. Two years ago Vletter de-
sired to marry her, but was unable to emil
CRATE; so he asked his friend, John Pau, to
act as proxy, and on May 10th. 1877, Pau,
who had come from Rotterdam for
the purpose, appeared for his friend, and
the marriage of Miss stahl with Adriance
DeVletter was celebrated, Rev. Schneider
performing the ceremony. Two years have
passed. and as the husband has not come to
claim his bride, the wife desires now to
have the marriage Cancelled. She lives on
East Tenth street is lonely and does not
think De Vletter will ever come to New
York, and she wishes to be no longer bound
to him. The matter has been referred to
the counsel of the Board of Health.
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THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
How 1t Is Regarded by the Politicians
and the Press.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
COLUMBUS, o., May 29.-The nominations
of Charles Foster and Andrew Hicken-
looper for Governor and Lieutenant Gov
ernor is a surprise to the Republicans of
the Legislature.
1t is now generally supposed here that
the Democracy will throw Bishop over
board and nominate A.V. Rice and Thomas
Ewing for Governor and Lieutenant Gov
ernor at the Democratic Convention, which
convenes here on June 4th.
WASHINGTON, May 29-All talk in polit-
ical circles is about the Ohio nominations.
There has been feeling here for some time
that Ohio was S )rt of pivotal State and
that the nominations made would have a
great bearing upon the Presidential cleo
tion. 1t was common to hear on the streets
and about the hotels that Judge Taft repre-
sented the Grant interest, and that Foster
represented the Sherman interest, and it
was supposed that the line would be
strictly drawn at that point Now that the
Convention is over and Foster has been
nominated, the Republicans deny that
there was any real issue between the aspi-
rations of Grant and Sherman for the Presi-
dency.
A prominent Grant man said last night
that he was perfectly well satisfied with the
ticket that the Republicans would be
united and would labor for the success of
the ticket without reference to the Presi-
dental contest.
The Democrats, and especially members
of Congress from Ohio, express themselves
well pleased with the nominations, but for
reasons different from those expressed by
the Republicans. They declare that the
ticket will be easily beaten. If Sherman
had been nominated they might have been
but they now think that Bishop or any
other man can defeat the Republican
ticket
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Cowhided.

About 9 O'Clock this morning Gottlieb
Troescher, who was formerly foreman in
the cigar factory of Valentine Hanhauser,
No. 255 Walnut street, was eating lunch
in NJ. Schoettinger's saloon at No. 252
Walnut street, across the street, when the
wife of Mr.. Hanhauser came in and accused
him of having insulted her. He denied
the charge and Immediately she drew a
cowhide and struck him three times over
the back.
He then grabbed the whip from her, but
she produced a revolver and threatened to
shoot, when her husband came in and in
separating the combatants struck Troescher
q blow with his fist. At this point Officers
Delshanty and Mehan appeared and Han.
hauser and his wife were taken to Ham
mondstreet Station, where charge of as
sault and battery was placed against them.
The woman was released on $50 bail.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-29
City Commissioners.

The committee TO whom was referred the pro-
posals for furnishing music in the Burnet Woods
Park reported in favor OF awarding the contract TO
the Cincinnati Orchestra, Louis Ballenberg man
sger, at their bid of Sl75 for each concert which
Will be given on Saturday afternoon OF each week
John McDermott was appointed q watchman at
Eden Park.
The City Solicitor gave it as his opinion that the
City Commissioners could draw warrants for the
pay of the members OF the late Board of Public
Works up to and inclusive OF the 2lst OF May,
1879.
The warrants were ordered to be drawn.
The Engineer reported that $500 additional
Wou.d be necessary to repair the Liberty street
sewer. The report was approved. and the clerk
was directed to transmit the estimate TO Council
The resolution that Street Railroad Route No. 5
be authorized TO lay a connection track on Elm
Madison, Plum and Fourteenth Streets to be used
during the coming Exposition, was referred TO the
Committee on Railroads.
A petition for the improvement of Beecher
street. from Gilbert avenue to Lane street. was re-
ferred to the Engineer
petition for four-nch water main in Riddle
Road was referred to the Committee on Water
works.
The petition of John Domey, asking that 81 600
be paid him for damages done his property in the
Second Ward by water oyerfowing his premises
In the construction of Francs Lane, which
causes the water to divert from its natural chan
mel, was referred to the Committee on Claims
Mary Fox filed claim for 81 900 damages done
her property on Kemper Lane last Sunday night,
during the heavy rain-storm, BY her property
Claims
W. 7. Marshall was appointed Inspector for the
Improvement of Hopple street between Colerain
aud Spring Grove avenue