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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-07


No HIDIEG N PARIp.-Tbe pOPHba-
tiop, floating or peFmanept,- OF every
afrron d ssment or ward il Paris, rays a
eosFeahoaaetSs, y sseounfed HieiaIlS eV-
cry month. BeayOas sbbdsas b0teI.
boarding house o.. priysle residence,
within foriy-eight hours you. are EequiF-
60 Co. sign register, giving your name.
age, soeeupatsOa end loSfsoF FpSjdenee.
Tbia, wAhia The peEiOd nenti0ae[i, 10
copied By 40 oAieial ever iraFeDing fEoU'
house to house with the Big blVe book
Under rs arm. The register gives,
also, the leading characteristics Of your
personal appeaFanrea Rehalty setacAen
ItseIf 10 h0d or landlord wha GaiAAAO grt
aud give % the Official such FegigsEAtisD
Of bis guests. There are no unmarked
skoIkinx holes in Paris. Every house,
tvsty fOom o. kaOWn. end uadeF police
surveillance. Every stEaRger u knoHsn
and described st police headquarters
within q few days OF bis arrival, Once
wahin the walls % Paris, and hSNtoF:.
eallyy % 10 spesk, y0uE ideaiaytszi-
ways there. 10 case OfiRiufy Aeaay
person the sufferer 10 not dependent cH
the nearest drug store for Temporary
hospitnl, as wstA ns. In every sTSoa-
dissnenA qs1sy be sseen The PfamlDest
sign, "AFsistanee Ger the Wouodsd o.
the Asphyxisted Og the Poispsaas
Above always hangs The, OfBeiaI tri-eol-
or. Tssy s'OlScisl," becsdse certain
sle1der pFolongaliOA OE fbe Haesta8 de-
noles tisaA tie establishment 10 aB6eV
government supervision, and no private
party may adopt this fashion. The
French Gag Is not hung higglety-pig-
elety Co TIE breeze Ike de stsFs and
sfripes, is0 thee ess5Hes can 6eeesmiDe
whether it indicates . Gnasdu u6taGtS
gosernment staaion er . beer .saloona sa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-07

e9.A legal gentlemen met brother
lawyer on COuEt street one day last
week, end The IoIlOWiag eonEeFsalion
took place We'll, Jndge. how j. bus
inessi "Dull. dull; 4 ana lisipg On
faith and hope" Every good. but !
have got past yog. GOr Tn liEiag On
charItY."-Ex. t-f. Dob ~ 4sea0l
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-07

~ LAsr WoRDs or M. THfERs.-The
last, words Of NJ. Theirs have become
history. and somebody seefnats in Pig
arc bow they were authenticated. TIE
great statesman. q seems, Vss rstlpg .
dish Of bears. . vegetsbIe 10 which he
was paEAial, when he paused and said
simply :-aeFhese~.b .besns- are too Eueh
done." and iell over FROM ! slsoke 81
Qassigsis.s sdyis4 witheue lsgsia fcgsin-
ing consciousness. =Sospe SnUdsfn PHI
losophers, having their summer qnar-
tiers at che hotel where this nselanch0Fy
eveht occurred, were diseussinR q si
table the other day. add dweIii5g %
the caprice. pf destiny which nr6ainea
that such shouid Lbe the lsse woEds a
The wsitrs je i'hotel lenf IN sften-
tive ear 30 the conversaiians sRefsnil
me-" he inAersnpaed. '.aNveesify am eF-
ror. That was .iiok what n. Thiess ssld
before be difd. = what, then, did he
ear !" rAh. |" said The Hlsitre d l:hos
teI. in q .voiee that betrayea emcai5a,
"what M. Theirs said was, sThesr beans
ere excellens.'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-07

.AarIt has begeryet boAn seMpa@ReS
why person needa bis n FeEaiOps wpEe
in The winter than IN The summer: ..And
yetiit i6a weII known fact that church
attendance In the 41SgS 'tn01lI1S SEWays
drops down 70 aIaFmiBgiy low Ggures.
- -sRockland Courier.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-07

sSarW .dimeE sssws 4sza sksvnsA1 wsk:
Co . name, ] spose-wEite u dowa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13

William Woolwine, Pif.,
John Qaigley and Others,
unknown defendants.
NOW, at this day, comes plaintiff,
4Nby Lis attorney, and on his mo.
ton it was by the court ordered that
order of publication be issued for
said defendant, john Qui.lcv, and
others unknown. Now. said non
resident defendant, puigley aud 9th
crs unknown. arc hereby notified
that IA suit has been commenced in
Inc circuit court VI AuJrain county,
Missouri. the object and general ma.
iu.c OF which j. TO have an order al
loving plaintiff 10 pay of ~ccrtair
NOES hat are lost or destrOr
ed and 40 remove said incu
bran,c on Tie following describe
Lands, tu-Wit: The northwest qpJs
Ter Of section FIVE hundred and &c L
teen. township III y-Onc. range SCI,
west. containing 100 acre.. more e
les ; an un.css you be ana appear a
tiIe next r',.Iilar term o. MS court,
10 !c begun and IelT SD. ,hc court
I1l 20. in the city o. NCsiCo, ON the
+ N"n,iiv ia juno NEXT. AID plead
20 aid pCl.t.ou. .ie anne Wal be Ia.
kea as confessed aud judgment rem
dcIc ell According
|. is iur.hcr Ordered that 4 copy
hereof be published, according to
law. in the Mcvjro LIZ GER. q news.
paper printed AMI published i'll the
"A rue IT. coy, ~ wifAc>. my haedf
o...n-erat ,aullih seal OF IA
d. SEAL -c"u"t, affixed at 0~r1cG-fz
Mexico. his nth dsv of
1879. JAS. CARROLL.
~ MCINTYRE, CLERK. !
At 70: TT. 47-5t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13

Now at this day, comes plaintiffs,
~ by their attorney, and on their
motion il was by the Court ordered
that order OF publication issue for
jos 'ph J.. Gaines. and the unknown
heirs of w. u. Roberts. You, said
dcIcndants arc hereby notified OF The
lilin@ of their petition. the object and
general nature OF Whi'h IS 90 obtain
q decree OF Court TO .he follow ng
described land stuG.e il Audrain
CO., stale OHIO. to-wiy: The north
ca t ouartcr and thirty. even acres
of the north pat OF ,hc southeast
quaTtet OF a"tt:ol 4our, town~bip
nfJy-two, range eight wet, and the
sou,h half o. ,he t. il"a / qn@T,cr of
,"c,ion th.yty-.h &C, town nip ii v
three, range eight wet; and uu'e ;
yoli be and appear al the n~"XLrc%uot
,c,m OF this court. 10 be begun and
held AT The Court House in tile cay
OF Mexico, on the firsL Monday in
June x.and plead to sad pet ION.
the same will be taken as conic Cd
and lud' mont rendered ancordin%lt.
IL j. frr,hcr ordered that n copy
hereof be published according TO law
in the Mexico ! EDG-R, n newSpapcc
prin,cd and Published in the ely OF
M"&ico, MissoaIi.
~ WIN seal o said
:. Sal court, afiiXeU AT Office in
Mexico. Mis- GU. his 2JihL
day Of February. 1872 I
JAS. CARROLL, Geek.
C.. I. QC1sENBEEEE, At,y for PTS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13
YrnSfee's Sale.

WHEREAS, Bryant G.. Barkwcil
w and Sarah Bark well, his vile. by
their certain deed of tru I, dated
April 4th. 1873, and recorded In the
Recorders office OF Audrain coHnIv.
Missouri, in book NJ" On page Isl.
conveyed 10 W. r. Mcbride, as trus-
tee, the following dc cribed real
estate. situated in the county of Au-
dram, State of Missouri, to-wit The
northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section tlirty-siX, town
ship tifty-one, range eleven, the said
conveyance being made to secure The
payment of Il certain pronIis OIy mole
therein described 3 d, whereas. de-
fault has been mate in the payment
of said ole ami interest: now. thcr"
fore, at the request of the legal holU' :
OF SAID note, l will, on
Monday, the oath day of March, 1879,
bet the hours of 9 O'Clock. "a. M,
and > clock, p. M, of said daF, sell
said real estate at public auction, TO
the h'9hc-t bidder. for ash in s1an'i.
ut the east door of the court house. i
the city of Mexico, Audrain c0unrv,
state OF Missouri. to satisfy said no;e,
interest, a" 90 - eXecutIng lnts
rust. W. Il. McHLslDE,
Trustee.
Mexico. Mo, Feb. 20. 1S7o-1ds
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13
Notice of Dissolution.

THE apprenticeship heretofore en-
! listing between j. ID. Morris and
B. II. Cauthorn, under the firm name
of Morris 81 Cauthorn, has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted to the old firm
arc requested to ONE forward and
settle up. Either of us is authorized
to settle any outstanding matters.
!. ID. MORRIS,
II. II. CACTHORN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13
Administrator Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters
In of administration upon lhe Cs.ate
ofTllos II. Williams, deceased.
were granted 30 the undersigned adj
mini>tra,or by the Probate Court of
Audrain county, bea.iug datc the
Goth day OF Fcbrua Y, 1879.
All pc ons having claims sgaiust
the same TO the undersigned for allow
said letters, or they MAY be peecluded
from any benefit of said a,a,e, and if
such claims be not exhibited within
two years from The date OF this pub
lication, they will be fo.eve barred.
w. L. REED,
Admir- estate I. II. Williams. decd.
Mexico. Mo, Feb'y %. 1879. At
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all con.
~ cerned, that on and after jan
uary. 1879, the partnership existing
between I. NJ. Gill and L. W. Gill
under the firm name Of I NJ. Gill \
Co, is dissolved, II. W. Gill retiring
Debts due the firm may be paid to
either party. The firm name will re
main 4. NJ. Gill Il Go.
7. NJ. GILL,
T 42-4t Z. ". GILL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13

NOW. at this day, comes plaintiff,
~ by his attorney. and files his pc
tiiion, verified by affidavit, alleging,
among other things, that said dcfeu-
dant is a NONRESIDENT of the stale OF
Missouri. You, said nonresident de-
fcudant. are therefore hereby notified
of the filing of said petition. the OBJ
jcct and general nature of which is to
enforce a lien on the following de-
sCrlhcd real estate, situate in Mexico.
Audrain county, Missouri, to-wit !:
Block five in Broadwatcr's addition,
for the sum of $i2J.S from February
18th, 1878, and unless you be and APP
pear at The next regular term OF this
court, TO be begun and holden at the
CITY of Mexico, on the first Monday
in June next, and plead TO said petit
ton the same will be taken as con-
fessed and judgment rendered accord
ingly.
1t is further ordered that a copy
hercofbe published, according to law,
in the Mexico LEDGER. n newspaper
printed and published in the city of
Mexico, Mo.
A true copy. Witness my hand as
.......* clerk and seal of said court,
SEAL affixed at office in Mexico.
:* this 25th day of February,
1879. JAS. CARROLL, Clerk.
S. M. EDWARDS, Atty for pltf. 45-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13

Johnson's Anodyne Liniment viii positively
prevent this terrible disease, and win positively
cure nine cases in ten. informant ion that will
save many lives sent free by mail. Don't delay
a moment. Prevention is better than cure. Sold
everywhere. l. 5. JOHNSON co
S1-it Bangor, Maine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13

NOTICEishercby given thai letters
~ ofaduIini ,tration upon the estate
ofJohn T.Nalce, deceased, Ii We b"cn
granted 10 the undersigned by the
Audrain Probate Court, in Aud lin
county, Missouri, bearing date the
22d day of February, 1879. All per-
sons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me
for allowance within one year from
the date of said letters, or thev may
be prccludcd from any benefit of said
estate, and if said claims he not ex-
hibitcd within Two years from the
date ofthe publication OF THIS notice,
they will be forever barred.
p. II. VANCE.
A. Admir- estate j. 7. Vance, decd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13

NOTICE is hereby wen; that let
~ ,ers of administration upon the
estate of Jas. Ir.ticG, deceased have
been granted 10 the undersigned,
by the Aadrain Prc|a,e .C,urt: u
Audrain rnua'v, Missouri. bearing
date the 10Th day o. Maryh. 1879. ~
Ailpersons having claims against
said cslaye ale required to Shibil
tncm 10 Inc for all vance vii n oR
year from the da,c of said letters. q
they may be p"cclpdc,i f'om auf
benefit of such esi&,e; and il sal
ella ms he not exhibited within tu~
years from the da.e o. the pub'ieaiiq
o. this notice they VIII be foreye
barred. W. Ii. TRiPLETT,
Administrator.
March 18th, 1879. "a At.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13

Jesse Sinclair, ct al, plfs., !
Vs. |
Martin J. Clark, Joseph L.. |
Gains, admir- w. B.Roberts,
deceased, and heunknown
heirs of Roberts ,df'ts. J
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13
Parks & Armistead,
FIRST-CLASS
BOARDINGHOUSE

Removed on Promenade Street, one block South
west of the Public Square, where they are better
situated to accommodate all wdo may call at
reasonable rates. All rho want a pleasant home
should call. PARKS & ARMISTEhD,
47-it PToDrit tors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13
Order of Publication,

Audrain Circuit Court, Feb. II, '7g.
William Woolwine, Plf.,l
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13
DANCING,
Etiquette and D9p0rtnGIl


VIII open a class at the RingO House
parlors, SATURDAY. evening, Marcia .,
from s 10 10. Terms: adults, $40, or
$15 per couple. Juveniles. SO per
te. m of Is lessons. The latest glide
dances and square dances. Those
wishing 10 LEARN are invited TO view
The instructions every Thursday tnd
Saturday nights. 46-@t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13
Order of Publication.

Audrain Circuit Court, Feb. %, 1879.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13
Order of Publication.
lLS VACATIoN.l

William Bailey, plaintiff, }
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13

Cg We are authorized 10 announce
T. b, BUCkNER, ESQ,
as n candidate for City Attorney.
Election, Tuesday, April LIST, 1879.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13

Lcmuel >. House defend't)
Audrain Circuit Court, Feb. 10, 1879.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13

GT We arc authorized to announce
7. j. ARMSTRONG;
as i candidate for City Marshal and
Collector, at the ensuing city election.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

COUNTY SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13

CJ" We are authorized to announce
WARNER X. POTTS
rs II candidate for City Marshal and
Collector, at the April election.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13

CT~ We arc authorized TO announce
J. NJ. RILEY
rs a candidate for Marshal OF Mexico,
at the approaching city election.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13

- We are authorized TO announce
A. B. DANIEL
as 4 candidate for City Recorder, at
The coming city election.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13

20" We are authorized to announce
b. +. TOMLINSON
as n candidate for City Recorder.
Election, Tuesday, April LIST, 1879.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13

John Qaigley and others,
unknown defendants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-03-13

CT We are authorized TO announce
j. LII. HILL
as a candidate for County School
Commissioner, at April election.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-20
City Commissioners.

John Ryan was refused sixty days exten-
sion of time to complete improvement oi
Hawthorn Place.
The bill of DR.. VIM. Judkins, for pro-
fessional services rendered to Jas. McHugh,
an employe of the street,cleaning depart.
ment, who had an arm broken by falling
from cart, was ordered paid.
A petition for catch basin at the inter.
section of Convent alley and Sixth street
was referred to the Engineer.
Council having failed to make the neces-
sarv appropriations the Committee on
Grades and Improvements reported that
there was no money on hand to repair
streets in the Twenty-third Ward west of
Western avenue.
The owners of Route No. 13 were ordered
to make their track on the Lebanon
Road near Ryan's pork-hous conform
with the grade of said thoroughfare as in
the present condition the rails are danger
Gus to vehicles.
A petition for the extension of Tucker
alley, west to Mclean avenue, was referred
to the engineer.
The payroll was ordered paid as follows:
Sewers, 1927 3S; street Improvements,
ST. ,693 rs; McLean-avenue sewer, $193 95;
Eighth-street bridge. $lS; street cleaning,
$1,526 Is; Parks, $311 80; Inspector Of
Streets, $237 rs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-20
Close Of the Bazaar.

The Ladies' Bazaar, for the aid of the
needy creditors of the Archbishop, closed
Saturday night. The ladies have worked
faithfully, and estimate the net proceeds of
enterprise at $15,0 The Bazar Journal
netted $500. Many of the articles disposed
OF by chance or rattle are as follows:
st. Xavier Table-Turkish chair, Nellie
O'Keefe; largedoll, Lucy Rohberg; cross,
Susie Narcotic; petticoat. James M. Dough-
erty; moss cross, Miss Effie V. Ryan inlaid
table, George W. Ritter; painted pin
cushion, Maggie Cassiday; toy stove, Miss
Teresa Quadling; clock, Miss Katie DOYLE.
r Cathedral Table--Carved table, Mr.. Chas.
CherlexysTprkish, chair, Ben. Piatt; Prize
Dieu, Harry sFnfgnson; glass fruit-stand,
Miss Emma Hail.
St. Philomena Table-Gold ring, Miss
Julia Leuers; silver knife and cake-basket,
s. N. McKinsey; vases, Mrs Emma Du-
mont; pin-cushion, Mrs Miller, of Pike
street; satin cross. Rev. Father Kemper;
easy chair, Mr.. Carr.
Ursuline Convent Table-Wfting desk.
Mrs. VIM. +. Nugent; plaque and baby's
shawl, Mrs. L. C. Mills.
Mrs. A. J. s. Rice's Table-vsses, A. Il.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-20

needed any, is better than the agreement
in his favor of twelve good and true
men.
Speaking of a clergyman reminds one
that the Presbytery have again had the
Talmage case before them. 1t will be re-
membered that last May, after trial Of
several weeks before his brethren, the
Rev. DR.. 7. Dewitt Talmage was &C.
Quilted by vote of 25 to 20 of charges
of falsehood and deception. Rev. DR..
Van Dyke, one of the prime movers
against Talmage, at that time gave notice
that he would in the fall appeal the case
to the Synod, but the other day when the
Presbytery met it was f ,und that the
testimony upon which the appeal is to be
made lacks the authenticating signature
of large number of witnesses. This it
is intimated will invalidate the proceed
ings before the Presbytery, and in the
hope of rectifying it a committee has
been appointed to secure the missing au-
tographs.
VI course, the prosecution is in great
measure responsible for this defect, since
the detention of the testimony for use in
cross-examination deprived witnesses of
access to it, the stenographic reports
having also not been signed. The Tai
mage party are, of course, agreeable"
while the opposite party seem to think
that it would be the height of meanness
for the issue to be lodged upon techni-
cality. What DR.. Talmage's views are
is not known, but after his successful
tour in Engf.nd and his hearty welcome
on returning home, he has certainly very
little to fear, if anything, from any full
minatory edicts that may be pronounced
against him from all ecclesiastical source.
He is doubtless as independent as he
was at the close of the trial, when he re-
marked, "I call you to witness that
have for six months lain quiet, and
allowed all sorts of spiders to crawl over
me, and said nothing, but I think it is
about time for me to get up and shake
myself" The community certainly felt
like shaking itself too after the six weeks
of unseemly wrangling through which
the trial dragged.
Senator Blaine, of Maine, is expected
here on the LIST of November, and will ad-
dress meeting to be held in the Academy
of Music. Fred. Douglass, of Washing
ton, was here last night, and made his
first speech in the present canvass. Brook
lyn, or rather the Republican part of it,
was electrified by Ohio's doings on Tues
day. CRAs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-20
CINCINNATI ATHLETIC CLUB.

ClNClNNATl ATHLETIC CLUB.
This club met last Saturday afternoon al
the Star Base ball Park. The following il
a summary of the contests and results:
One Hundred Yard Dash Entries fol
this were as follows: John B. Keys, w. d.
Hoyt, w. f. Dennison, w. E. Weber. J. F,
Campbell, E. H. Hargrave. E. L. Workum
w. II. Marx, w. L. Van Deventer, Henry
J. Nathan and Gaylord Wiltshire.
The victor was L. L. Wurkum, who ran
the distance in eleven seconds.
One Mile Walk. f. Campbell, VIM.
Marx and John J. Crowley entered for this
trial, Crowley winning in the quick time Of
8 minutes.
Putting the Shot-W. L. Van Deventer,
G. S. Eaton ana L. L. Workum were the
contestants. The shot was a solid iron
sphere weighing 16 pounds, and had to be
projected from the shoulder with one hand
apart. Three trials each were allowed,
put" having gone distance Of "a feet
inches
One Mile Run-The entries were Will
shire, Campbell, and Lawrence Hearn.
Hearn took the prize in five minutes and
fifty one seconds.
Pole Leaping-Geo. w. Jones, Jr., was
the hero in this trial, he clearing a height
of six feet eight inches. against his compet-
it rs Dennison. Workum, and Eaton.
Three Mile Run-Entries, P. J. Walsh.
P. J. Walsh in eighteen minutes and twelve
seconds.
Running Broad Jump-The entries were
Van Deventer, Keys, Campbell and W. D..
Hoyt The jump was won by Hoyt; dis
tance, seventeen feet eight inches.
Half Mile Run-Entrles, E. H. Hargrave,
A. H. Caifee, Campbell, G. Y. Johnson,
Van Deventef and Walsh. Hargrave won
in 2:33A.
Throwing the Hammer-W. J. McCor-
mick, Mortimer Matthews, George W..
Jones, Jr.. and Captain L. W. Murphy were
the competitors. Mccormick won; distance,
tifty-four feet eight inches.
Running Dash of 44O Yards-Entries:
Hargrave, Walsh, Weber, Keys, Marx and
Caffee. Keys was the victor in n min.
utes.
Throwing the Base ball-Entries: Denni-
son, Workum, Hargrave, Hoyt and Walsh.
Hoyt carried off the palm by throwing 3l2
feet Dennison was second.
Running High Jump-Hoyt, Weber and
Matthews entered for this the latter win
ming the prize.
Hurdle Race = Entries: Eaton, Keys.
Hoyt and Dennison. Eaton was first and
Dennison second.
Tug Of War-This was contest OF strength
in pulling between two teams, named as
follows:
Murphy (Captainh Taft (Captainl
Matthews, johnson.
Mccormick, Van Deyenter.
Haigrave, Eaton,
Weber. Workum,
MOeller, Jones.
Captain Murphy's side won the first two
trials.
The prizes contested for will be distrib-
uted this evening at the Gymnasium.
Fitzgerald won the eighty-four-hour walk
ing match at New York.
At the Lexington trotting meeting satur.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-20
Local Personal

Colonel John P. Joyce arrived home yes.
terday after three months trip to
Europe.
Hon. J. W. Fitzgerald leaves for Kansas
tonight to look after his valuable property
in that State.
A. M. Kent proprietor of the Kent
House, Lake Chautauqua, is stopping at the
Burnet House.
Judge E. B. Wilhoyt, of Grayson, Kv.,
has been appointed Colonel and Abide
Camp to the Governor of Kentucky. He
passed through this city yesterday en- route
for home.
Major w. H. Chamberlin, for MANY
years City Editor of the Gazette, has given
up that place to take the position of Gin
cinnati Agent of the Western Associated
Press. Major Chamberlin is very compe-
tent and industrious journalist, and one of
the most courteous gentlemen connected
with the Cincinnati press. Mr.. Percy
Proctor, formerly news editor of the
Gazette, and one of the proprietors of the
paper, succeeds Major Chamberlin as City
Editor.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-20

Spellmire; fish aquarium, Mrs. John Ca
bitt, of Riverside
At another table the following artieAm
were drawn:
Safe. Alex. Wolf; camp chair, No. II
Harvey Scale; floral skiff, Mr.. Klausmeysrt
lace dress, No. IL, Miss Louisa Moornnl
wax baby, No. 2S, Miss Katie Moormal1
jewel casket, No. 2, Miss Lizzie Gerdsi
sofa cushion, No. 20, ]. D. sheeher; isy
cake, No. 25, Henry Hardebeck; see-1V
clock, No. 96, L. NJ. Schroeder; moss csusR
J. F. McCabe; rocking-chair, No. ~, NE
Schilosky.
The set of vestments donated by IN
Pustet was earned by st. Paul congrsgH
ton, which bought tickets to the valus =
1884 rs. The total sum realized on tn
vestments was 81 ia
In the contest for the Benediction VA
Father Quatman was the successful candt
date. Following was the vote: Fath3
Carey, 1890; Father Driscoll, 1887; FathR
Quatman, 7,40l; Father Doyle, 1882
Mrs. VIM. White drew the winning ns9-
ber for those elegant bronze lamps donassa
to st. Philomena table by Mr.. John 4.
Mohlenhoff.