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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
Ce.ehratton Of Gen. Lees Birthday In
Rgnle1Ta

hr,t. Il to-,lss the anniy rsary OF Gen. Lees
htrth1ay by gtnni ptr tde Ia which. for tgn
cnnsuls and city officials took part; LATER Ia
Hall in which tx officers Of both armies IN the
Ia.e " .r wer, crescent. The ba.t ra'eranl feel,
ing prevailed At night ths eeiebratiea closed
with 4 mask ball witch was very well attended.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
rn. u,.s,s.,ppl senatorsh,p.

in tt'. cauens to-rtgut. Before voting began
the name Vt Gen Wsthall WAS WITHDRAWN and
that of Gen. George Proposed; Five ballots
suit d arksaala 52 Singleton 50. George 81
The caucus adj 1nrned at 1890 2. a. until TO-,
morrow nlQht. The senatorial question comes
befoI the Legislature to- morrow.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20

CINCINNATI Jan. 1g.-Au explosion. supposed
to have bean caused by the bursting OF y hy-
drau 10 main, occurred today At the Miami
Powder Mills. three miles soath OF Yellow
Hprings. O. by which three mills were des-
stroyed and two employees killed..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
The Oyster war In virginia.

FREDERICKsBURG Va Jan. 10 -Heports by
steamer from he lower Rappahanook confirm
the killing OF two oil IL 'ns of Lanc ,ster county.
Va. by non resident dr ,dgers. tinoe which the
hostilities OF the oyster men have ceased.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
q x7s3,OeO Flre In onann

OMAHA Jan. 1g-James II. Boyds PORK pack
Ing establishment was burned last night: loss
tle3 900. one hundred mn are thrown out OF
employment.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
The Lease of tue georgia Railroad.

NEW YORK jan ~ 1t cannot bs ascartalned
whsthsr the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company wilt .rattfy the lease Of tho
QeOrgia Central Railr nd.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20

lady pass by wearing handsome far-iined
silk sloak, aud Mrs. Ouray immediately ex~
preesetl an ardent desire "a be furnished with
n simiar garment, regardless on expense, And
yet Mr8. Ouray Ia one cf the Utes whose
wholesale determination Is demanded by ear
esteemed contemporaries OF Colorado.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
neath Of enc nukc of Grammont.

LONDON Jan The Duke Ds Grammont
dead. lie was French Minister of Foreign A
fairs ~ tha outbreak OF the Fran o. Germn
war. of which he was tho principal instigator.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20

2 per cent ut the close. In the remainder OF
the list there was declineof i to - per cont
IN early dealings, this was followed by an
advance of to "a per cent, but the I'm
provement was generally lost at the Close.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
An urrtere.t,ug Murder Case.

PErERsBuRG Va Jan. ls.- he case q Jos.
dar wa Civ n to thu jury this evening; After
thirty minutes absence the jury reported them,
selves unable to agree. Tney were remanded
tn the .,ustOdy OF the city sergeant un IL 10
o'cIork to morrow M trning. Great Interest Is
manifested In the case.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
uanxx pnrcbasanf Mines.

Sr. LOUIS Jan. 10 A spateh from Laat-
ia s headsi by Col ?. Dyer. OF st, Louis,
purchased yester,i4ty tha Class. the Psniary,
aud the Rough aud Really No. mtnes-thres OF
gionNfor IS oooooo This is the largest sale Of
mining properly that has yet been made In
I Iaa5yIlta
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
Another Vessel from New Orleans Dana-
MRed.

LoHDoH. jan. 1s-The British steamer Cos
mo- Capt. Pe8spcg. before reported at BDr-
deRux. from New Orleans. has been strained
and her cargo damaged.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
A Negro MlsceEenat0r Lynched In Virgil
mia.

RICHMOND, va, Jan 1o.--Arthur Jordan. q
marri,,i negro who nad iuducai q re oec aole
white gt !. daughter OF Nathan Corn,er; sd 70
n ii IL W1rrsnt a. was this morning taksn
from the jstl bv mask q ptrty ana hahReo 70
a tree In netghboring 'metery.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
As They Intena 20 necias Ht.
Boston Globe.

LET us get our fingers la crack and we'll
rip off the whole board" is the elegant and
forcible remark attributed to one OF the Jug
tices Of the Supreme Court In Maine.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
Mail Transportation IN the southern Di'
Vision.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1s.-Bids for transpoIIa-
hracina the States of Indiana. Ohio, KENTUCKY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
no N0ilatn'.

No Man on Horseback; no Sashed and
Girded Sphinx; no Savior Of Society, no
Strong Silent Man; no Emperor; 10 un-
American nonsense and hunkeyi5m; no
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
rnvestyra,,nr the Exodus

WASHINGTON Jan. 1a.-Tha Senate committee
on the cpIored exodus began taking testimony
to day. but no hing OF Importance was elieited.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
Rarharous ttiauette.
Isl. Louis Tlmesl

Ouray will never DO for an American Con,
grebsmaB. He wants To take bis VILE te
Washington.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
Dlssensions Among the Afghan Leaders.

LONDON. Jan. 49,. dispatch to tho Times
from CAnul sayt: Discussions have arisen
among the Afghan laadsrs ut GhHzni. Mooaa
sol" guttl tuos of ssdtr raher Khan, he only
siedar Of bir h who supports him. Hiedar Wall
Mlhpmmed son of the former Ameer, Dost
Governor OF Gabut ani the surrounding distr let.
Hn f. this bast cnnice aan. II RphArt4 could N IKE.
but ha Is neither strong ia char tctsr n " tnfu-
ence. Ha hopes. Il ruhtlaas, from the govern "
shin to rise later TO tho nmesrshtp, to which he
has long bean m asplrant. but tho q varn-
mant's rh0iea was In M WAY followed by mo
present appHtutmant Gen. II ,bnrts has been
81, et,engthenng his Qualifications and greatly OK
tending hts position.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
THE CENSUS SUPERVISORS.
Appointees for the Southern States Sent in
for Confirmation.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 19.-The President this
afternoon sent To the Senate the following
nominations oe census supervisors:
Atdbama-Wm. IL. Moore, First District ;
Samuel Thompson, Second District, Fred
erick G.. Brnmherg, Third District; Foster T.
Kirkland. Fourth District; Harrison Reed.
Fifth District.
Florida Gen Thomas J. Simmopds, First
DIstrict; VIM. H. McWhorter, Second Dls-
trlct. WIN. Clifton, Third District; Chas. Il.
johnson. Fourth District, WIN. A. Harris.
Fifth Dlstilct
Louisiana -Eiward +. Parker, First Dis
t,iut; Beui. q. White. Second District; N. w.
Trtz'vant. Third Distric: Hyde A. Kennedy,
Fourth District
Missiasippi- Cleo. M. Buchanan. First
District: VIM Handy. Second District: John
IL. EyICh, Third District.
North Gtrotina- ID. Robertson, First Dis
triot: Jos. Ii. Csriwel, Second District:
Walter Mears. Third District; Samuel L. Pat
terson, Fourth District.
South Gnrotind -Cadwaladcr J. Pride. First
District; Henry Hammond, Second District !;
Joa. L. Brsrden, Third District
Tennessee Henry Il. Gibson. First District !:
Gen. Win GooIpastnr, Second District !.
Francis Nj. Paul. Third District, Thos. Hy-
sane, Fourth District; VIM III. Smith. Fifth
District.
Teraa Geo. w. Van Vleck, First Dlstrot
Perry M. Graham. second Distr,ot, Wilson
II, Andrews, Third District; J. III. rorhett,
-Four tn District: Edward IL. Callawav. Fifth
District: Travprs A. Vaughan, Sixth DIstriC-.
trlct; Robert Boiling, Second District, j.
Grattan C4bell. Third District; Stuart /.
Lindsay, Fourth District, Rufus A. Ayers,
Fifth Dl4trict.
West Virginia Geo r. Latham First Dis
trIct; John Il. baidley. Second District.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20

ity Of either 0f the bodies now claiming to be
tho Legislature OF the State until further or
ders indorsed by him.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
Something worse Tnan pissslutisn.
fChicagc

Four thousand bills arc pending In Con-
gless and II all were to neeGme In VS. the re-
public might as well dissolve and quit.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20

Mr.. Charles O'Conpr, the well-known New
Hioks-Lord, the fan GUS wealthy widow.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20

Tennessee. Mississippi. Alahama. Goorg'a.
Flarida, North and San Carolina will be Of /
fered Wednesday morning.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
Although an Ena,an. sim a Feminine

Mrs. Ouray, while looking from the window
OF her hotel in Washington yesterday, saw q
, 1880-12-21
MILWAUKEE.
A Suit for Libcl-The tsSeMtlnc1" mid

A Sutt Far Ia1,c1-Thc - scniluc1v o,,d
tMo Ie,noernts = s,iIrtylmg Heat By
steen-I,Ml'orsnnt .,.i Nnalrons a..s Case
cpee'ds D1oatsn 70 ine ch.ed'o 1f'oans
MlhwAuEEE, Wis. nec: 1::wThe Evening
nr,iclo r.i1ectinv nn",, ~ m :nr' Il, cer,o" III,
"a!e'' ,,., teeoss un' un n1", ~ sc,,"l'' ,,'l
easy. iMe nftac'o was wfltteh W MIS-. fW',-
lille Snit, Cracker, who made some sensation,
iifn ~ hor u,"r,noth"r Mrs. r +, Smtt;,
~. f,roo..ar T. ,.n, t",,,,,,s,.'. T., t.;I ~
, 1880-12-21
QUINCY.

, spssta, Dtspn,th 10 7nt cAteaos Tribune.
(lEiScY, ILL, 1)rc. GA general review nj
thu business Of Ills city fur lie ,,a,t yeur Is
which II nppcars thai nn,1s'le lncrensc In
tic volume md II marked Improvement IN
Tie cpn,|Ittun. or all lines Of trn]e have bce,1
..x,a.r,rnr"1 f., n" vrnr. n sl,nws lin, the
sa",.'.. .a.su ~ w ys"'. ~ s"oms .is eiau
!'bl'lhR lfade OF thc Guy mas never before
been sD prosperous, and TINT co''ntrS-'l'cr.
chants how ray with unusual, prompt. 81,
hrs ,,, ses fo, ',. .',. fs,,1 "m, u.'' :, ' ,Ia.
l'n"'s ''"'s i"lt "o''gsu Ne1"clnlS ~ W :.
cline discounts uphn bills Tor stai'le Rootl@.--
stnte of atfalfs they hayu never experienced
Ti,, ho,,s ro,o M ,u,,sun, 1a;.,,,,t,,evs IN
-" panhe ao.e WI ut.'s""' u,'"li'l''sSs -.
IN Lie adjacent country lnvc H'El, very large.
Que bunk alohe;'ln The lust stx months, l'as
s,n,,,,,, htt ~, %tt,a,.,,r, ,n,,. ,,u, ,l,t,,..
""h p"Hhn ~, "issoma. ~, 'n. '.'.ns
;''at hot more tl'a1' sD'uu ~ ~ nMs eo''le
hAck III my fora Int exchange. This fact
Is accounted for on tho grosllml tint tho pep
utc. hay,nr lurrslv uot mi of ,,tht. nrc nhIr
10 krrt, IN f,ntIi 1n,iel1 rrcirr st,IIs t,f tney
tiuI, nt u,w linn II, Tho lust Nix or seyri1
sea%riHf %if tnc ,c,, ,oo,,,oc,u,es ,,ovc neen ,,ros
bcr,s IN o,"i I. nmw "minre",,l"ntS "f miI m,,.s
ntui ,tl,"rs lm1 "m,in,iv % nav srt. INTEL ThS
Umincv I;nur f:n,,,;,,,,,v has n,n,nsf rcbniit
.1; 5 % u lw,1i ,ls ,s ys s. a s!r,M xe'ss 5sl nl IL
lMn,S,I sfntiv .ih.: t;nr,In"r f;nvrr,,,'r Wnrka
IIs bpr,t ;,,lornetl r., ns to, make t;Os) n,yrr
iiors @ M amt'niiy, is,sten,I IN IL II rs il.is yrar,
f,,mt w ia ,ltv i,vv,: .,,
run run to thcir f,,jI cat,ueity ,lurjng the YEAR
int,rh Of tia s..,s,.i, Working nyrTii,nr: nm,
q rev m one, thnt If uhail,,tii Il Finsry, viii
snon ny eolnpIeletl ~ y etlst VI S@:t1N'. ihe
, 1880-12-21

Michigan Canal into a-shIp cnhnl. DR..
,IiH.eh Ind good vlGw and smell OF Tho
ycnsiy INSTRUMENTATION c0Ilcc.eh nj The JEFF
-ftrsUit strw. bridge this evening, utstIrr r.-
'cntt Ut eX-Afayur Jnmcs q. Eiwond, and II
.sernus t0 hive strengthened his Ideas ~ tlla
jnstneas Of the complaints OF Joliet and tho
lower towns,
, 1880-12-21

jc.*ca OF tic sAilc which Il tsAy *,t.cr. N whcl,
iNNy be rr,Mverrd q. .abnlnc'i auaI,+, Sui'i city
icgrs mid authority, ~ Tnr "r Gy rnnson of. or
rrwiE nut Of. Or rta'lltlE trn1l the pAs.aan n1
o or'Ha'ce I; Y ny ~. natasr Or - ,1T rst
Of Tho privileges hereby urautrt1. or from my
act Or neta Of said Company i,tnlcr or BY virtue
SKI. /, Tls tIr,ltun,r,, ahnfl tnk1 effect nnd 10
1T ftlrcu frotn astl After It's I'a.s,,ue.
CtIlCAao AVENUE AND iAI.sTEn sTtlEEr VIA
Nlcr.
ALL. I.orenz nresentcd! Ill nrtnr, which was
passctl. GirrctEllH the Commissioner OE Pnhl!o
Wtirkt to ltcrnro pian fur Z vladuct ~ tinl-
liz cost. with ian,i.'an,axes, in hs nnnua csti-
MMtc.
rcettEx Tie I'iniasI0ner tu HelItl In III Dstl-
nlla inr tlc erection or m urphnn nsytun1 TIL
CITY t,rnlcrty, md OF tho cost Of maintaining
Il wus rofcrrGt1 to tho Co,nmittoo OH Health
atlu County 1tc}ntluns.
WHOM uOEK IT NErEn TOR
AID. l1lrctl, presented tho following, which
" U,!GrI. Tnat tho Commissioner Of Public
Worries Ge MI! he y hereby directed 70 rrnst II
t.,l this Gnunsi . there is my ime.nlMr "f th,s
irSim ;ilc lily Of chieaso Or II f8 nny ,nc'wr II
thts Council as hlr,stly ,nr ndMctty Interested
my Al,!rriuan In Furnishing Tho city with Ahy
,natcrlul whntcvor whereby t},o xnEIe AldortnM',
nrws epSrt S ay ,ns nes u 's s conc an 'y
lnwl1tE. wb!nll WINS pussctl:
they are .yrc',y rcctca 70 rci'ort to ills Coan.
ci I'LL mntturs md proceedings lertnInInE 10 tho
osHs an SfsG liz ass IT, i "v T. % aS
tity Treasurer. un thal the bo rclurtcd nj
tll!. next rcshhr meeting.
trailer 10 .u!yerssc for tho sn1e us ttnt nMrt of
lot ID rnst Of Ctlrk strtcs uil hctwrtr Thirty.
lv4 t,rt tturk irfsfIt n y
, 1880-12-21
THE COUNCIL.
A Windy Debate Over Repeating
the Ordinance
diving the Western Indiana Railroad
n Right Of Way.
r1e smokc Ordinance llccommftted for
Further Consideration.
Aid, Burloy Wants Now Water Works
Thirty Miles Away.

Thirty Miles Away,
Tho rcg,lnr weekly mcetinE Of tho City C,ui1-
eli WI. hsIl last sss,v M'l "t TUG a, ,"essrs |,'r
present csee.'t Al'prtcr, p"rer''' Meier ss'x'
tecnl' md Mecor'nssk, ,,,o,s, or,,or
penx the rspS', t Dr 1"so tho sSry %.tss cstHs 1as" m
nSsae NifS"I ordinance. ri S e reco,nnvns Il. rrpca
AID. l.awcr pHia tho attorneys for tho roa'l
ha,l MT been present when tito report IN ,lucs-
tim tn boc'. arrrc', upon, Md suggested e,,, TINT
,ng ",r w"!I ,rn. 'es'' 0' ''u 0S'' u "'" '"'' ~
went IN TO resHw INC n.slors @ ne "r ."o 1n,d
lr rrpcs.le,, because the ltnlIroad Company haa
fn,mi TO luy lts trucks, ns required, By
,s! E@. Is. Having failri to lny tho
tracks III lilo time eHeeIllcN III tno
Orlinuncu tho Cnllny Ind lost MI OF Its rights,
he ,Int o tho ta Committees &C. rer"re oo
h"n'e''' eI ~ H. .'.s,,,' .t.,1 n ..r,,,,, ~
aSutlrcInv Court decision. but thls really e11ts
M tRtlre. fur the reason tlAt ut tho tlnLc they
md |, It hid O,st Il ltnU nf roltc. FErm this he
REFERRED to tho Injunction proceedings Of sumo
months ato. mud ctmtoniet' that tho Injunction
would bo .'!s1nIssrl As soon ~ no Courts co'ila
rracl It, for wtsen II wis granted tho Conlpaity
hui mt determined (ltlt II terminus lQE HIS
cks a 1ny no, psa , "s Iwet.n ,s ,n% h,ftG. tc
Iaa or,,r .nw or n ,"ltle" % Inn, 1 tho copamy @
n I,st n rights nutl hr wus c,,trc,y oo,oset 10
...,i,r, us ,vh"t The ;nimnritv re,s,rt n1mtttul-
namely: taat II was tho rity.s lhl'lt tnat tno
trucks hnd not hecn tald by Nov. lo to rnn bI-
~. .. ..,x.,,,,., ma, r. ,t.,,n.,rrn, m IL tho
Council wui! amount to giving nw1y III or tic
,ualIuy tho unIluancc, especially sluce tho Cor
ps,r,,tn, C,m,rsn, nrtrr ;, thoro,,v, cxn,n;nnton
p9,a.,p" ,no @ e''le had rnnI NJ, ,H s,e, corsa
and Furthermore, IL IL WIS repealed, tho Council
could then .lr.,no tho
Lo.nr'"S VI TUE t.neNS' ~ H'. ,u,,t..,
anu eo,''!n'o .ns .oea,'on ~ % .n0 ,ia''s Nv Meua
eho''!d n.yo originally hcsn established. H. % Was
IN 1s!,p a.s cerS @ y, @ x S.es nrncnes IN nf m
wuuld etrcctuulIy cut OF the opening up OF any
as siSa ayss; s q o tys S.sx WI + o tho as ",
tO S 9st st nst tu es e saa Hs MG wD
not u Fo y eSca Fl ey 10 Sy crrry Wcst o
believed t thnt III II tic orianco WIS repealed tho
Ivmpnuy ,yIvli u II few yrilrs tInnk the Coz, neil
10 tGo South, aud viii i depot ut VIM lt,,Tan
street lis terminus would De away fro,u tic busl-
nesi H. eeStfs wjcferuhom oprcca with tho ooo.cmou
I!t sa;i i was too !a.s e t"k q6oss ;, roioss.
Ind md trims sriI % runninr. w Tie LONGER = tiouGt
Jested on tho property slor,h u twelfth strcu,
suiutio,, of ii tho ~" s,.nns ' Tne H i1ns,rtniutS
would not DO removed by tho passugs Of Az. Il ~.
SeaIink srtinanse. i *as auestionnabe win
tIwhts iii, nnrth af ,fw.ftis STREET hit tIo Cslirts
% nono coui,I % dctcrmno tas. Tic Gu couaci shunld
, 1880-12-21

"Ti,nt Il s,ncjIl t,"tn,"Ittt.n nr nvo he nr-
ronltt bv t,,n j:Nir IL, lmyt.sttvnto III, mirr,t.
nG thu ynrltnIs jns.ti,otfs nnG nnt,nuc,,s INV in
sr fr cls,ltni,,v sn,t,kc nu,i Il, ti,Wt cmj mil
CO1nt,ltfno shmii hnvn Inn tm,,rnr ~ ,,n r., il
MD eu,,ti"" NJ fp npsctsr,{ III rnutnc5s ~ ~ cnsist.
lux 1T utIu 10 bu strgtnI IL thH i.tfixnns' Hasn.
cliot uc To- In srirrtn,i Re lin sai,I io,m,mit.
lis mnI fhr tl,Iri t., H., Z In i.itw n,ii"r.in-
spcctor. wh.sc tl,sty II shn, bu IL % It'd III" GDin-
il,lttue In tim srrct,n an Tic insr si,h c.rutI.
sfJr uniutrnt,Is tIr ln,t,,fui nni amid; t;ftn,uif-
trr al if1t, tinlf ahnt r,,,uIrt tI,nMt thn .m,nr
fUitr wcuks fr,Mm f'.nut mil t,r ,,t1,f,rr ~ nm.
tIicat!pn ind m" of sir n,,t,nrnts ar f,,sti,'pl
IA lilo C,li1 4n rert,ti,in.,siti If inv fl,,tf ntiv
ilpnIl tho rct,rt ni mid Committee. sttali i,c c,.
gJtureI II suiIcIett unrDrliIuca with il,IR urIi.
uni1cr,s '' ''
Xii. Swift wis nunosef to Tim rcsnIuttnn for
tho rt,stlf, Tint N, fIiiln't hcljnrr tIio iiucii
s1tu1lji rccolntnctIrl tho nsn uf uny purtlcnMr
Ei,,Uku. burner Iie WIN II, fnvnr ri uEssI,Ir III,
ur,titturro Ms Il st,r%I IL shn,t'l Hu ,,assctl.
HmInh r.. hi,rt,rrs w,nIi linn ct,,mn intt I,st
Ahf. Giicrtt,n snIl III. rs."sui, 'g f"r s'; yn,tnv
nuuirst ihu nrtii,,nnrr VIM ,,rsIls,, f,a tss,,vi
ys,iiil hnyn lr,,tt nj n,trnvn linen lin mrf,t,Ir
rt,,nt,iiEnu tl,t,ti, Il, Inv kt~trtpr WHEN
fjirru wusi''i t,rartipnt nna Il, e hn1i. iii didn't
link thn i.n,n,ii shn,iI tnk9, fho ,vnr,j sf nnr
Ai,I"rn,n,, ~, s,,i.t,mt. '"A0 Wv "''A ~ ""'
Xii. Iiii,Jrtb yt..tt,, tbc c;t,zenss Assoc,otIon
etrinknn n,1t ~ lin rt.sni,tIfni mi Wait ~, Il.
nnusr tint inuIv. ,fnnt,,min,r titnm mn M hiwhwav.
, 1880-12-21

WINS rnRde IN Eu,sl faith by floth parties nnnrlS4
Ten ytnr4 Muu. EAHrIlt II. ftAHItlst,S, Mayor.
1lin ur'lrr WINS fnss"i.
After tn,usiIiv IL large nt,nhcr 0f ordinances
for srret improvements. the Council adjourned:
, 1880-12-21

-1Sorsforhsx Acid rllort thatc in Tndigcs-
fion ard t.ellcrni Debility.
ilavc used tho Acid Phosphate in my own
family III cn*c Of indgcHti1n and general dobll.
" with entirely satisfactory results.
JSniASAtt,t4ia. Ind. .A'li. Moons, ". E,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-29
Easter Monday Entertainments.

The Knights of St. Martin, of Cincin'
natl, will give grand reception this even
ing at Mozart Hall. The entertainments
given by this Society have always been Of
the most refined kind, and the one tonight
will not be behind the past ones There
will also be badge presentation to Capt.
VIM. Bunker.
A grand ball will be given this evening
at the Bellevue House.
The Cincinnati Horse-shoers Association
give ball tonight at Hibernia Hall, Ninth
and Plum streets.
The ladies of the Odd Fellow Saenger-
chor give leap year calico hop at Wash
ington Platform this evening.
The Buckeye Club give select enter.
tainment tonight in the old Maennerchor
Hall.
The Druid Saengerchor will give hoI
this evening at Tivoii Hall.
The Cincinnati Maennorchor close theil
season tonight with grand ball.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-29
CINCINNATI STAR CLUB.

Apsning Of tho Baseball Grounds Saturday.
The Star Baseball Grounds were formally
opened Saturday afternoon for the recep-
lion of the Club Directors, the press and q
hw invited guests.
After showing the party over the grounds
nnd pointing out the Improvements, which
ars numerous, President Justus Thorner.
Who managed the little game" escorted
the entire party to the Club House, where
D asumptuous repast was set Mumm's Ex-
ira Dry flowed freely, and after the con-
elusion OF the feast Mr.. Thorner made a
isw remarks explanatory of the reasons
Why the press had been invited to join the
Directors in the 'house warming" and at
the close toasts to the Cincinnati Ball Club
and ''The Press were offered and accepted.
After more impromptu speeches the assem-
bly, adjourned, we'll pleased with the pro-
sTamme that had been carried out.
The grounds this season are at the foot OF
Bank street, and are pronounced by many
professional ball men to be the finest in
The country. Our own knowledge isn't
very extensive, but we think it would be
next to impossible to find ball field to
purpass ours in any respect
The estimate of seating capacity has been
vnriously placed at from $500 to 4, 100 per.
sons, and this is not including the bull
pen.h which is situated away off to the
rieht on line with first base" which is
sspable of seating several hundred more.
The length of the west pavilion has been
increased by an addition of so feet making
ies total 1853 feet. Along the caves, as
further protection from the sun, an extern
hon of some s feet has been made.
Pliabls backs have been furnished the
mats in the grand stand and each seat
numbered, so that it may be reserved in
The same maner as chair in the theater
There are few less than 600 of these seats
IN the stand. The arrangements for the
press are excellent. A first.class substitute
for q desk is provided. The handsome
Asld has been rolled and sodded for thirty
tset outside the diamond. Directly under
he grand stand is the Directors room, q
eosy little apartment, which has been
neatly carpeted and furnished by Vice
President henderson.
The lunch was set by Mr.. Mark Wallace
Besides President Thorner and Vice Presi
Dent henderson, the following were in
eludsd in the number present: Secretary
@. I. Blackburn; Treasurer, George Heran.
court; Directors, George w. Smith, John
orsybehl, and s. J. Mulvlhill, Judge Will
son, Lou. Herancourt, and representative.
q the Enquirer, Times. STAR. and Gazette
The new grounds are open to-day ant
Will bs open tomorrow for the inspection
ef visitors. The sale of season tickets will
commence tomorrow morning at Hawley's 3
This should be remembered and the sal,
attended.
Six Of the players for this season, includ
hg Captain Clapp, Manson, Carpenter
leonard, Manning, are now In the city
snd the rest Of the nine will be here b.
fhursday-ths beginning Of their contrac
~ 1850.