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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-30

MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The School Board failed to get 9
quorum last night
The Socialists will nominate ticket
tonight at Workmen's Hall.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given at the Orchard-street Presby-
tartan Church this evening.
A light ehinchilla overcoat was stolen
last night from the residence of D. I.
Bmith, No. 266 Everett street.
MI. P. Gibson was quite severely in
iursd last evening at the factory of the
Emery Bros. by heavy log falling on
him.
Magnolia Lodge, I. o. o. F., of this
dty, last night celebrated the thirty-third
anniversary of its organization by ban
Quet at the Florentine.
The Gymnasium election will be held
On the second Monday in April. The fol-
lowing Nominating Committee was chosen
last night: George E. Gault, G. S. Upson,
l. M. Petitdider, John p. Murphy and
Leon Elsas.
The room of Geo. Wirth, in the
second story of building belonging to
Rudolph Beckman, No. Western avenue,
was burned out last evening. Loss about
800, covered by insurance.
At Pickett's dance-house on the levee,
about half-past o'clock this morning, a
eolored man named Walter Rankin cut a
eolored woman named Carrie Mason in the
left thigh, inf1icting slight wound. Ran
hin escaped. The woman was sent to the
Hospital.
Eight duplicated coupons on bonds Of
ths City of Cincinnati have been discov.
cred by the expert OF the Board of Revis
Ion, and it is likely that double that mum
ber will be found. The Board will at once
investigate the matter, and discover, il
possible, who is the perpetrator of the
maud.
The Western Social Club elected tht
following officers last night to serve for the
ensuing year: President, Clinton Bunten
Vice President, Willard Milligan; Record
ing Secretary, Frederick Fisher; Financial
Secretary; Chas M. Bigler; Treasurer
Gustaf A. Schaaf; Board of Directors,
Jacob Ungeheuer, Joseph Hollingsworth,
II. B. Luckey, Charles Weyand and Michael
Crotty.
The City Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church met last night
snd adopted the following resolution:
"Resolved, That we memorialize the Gen.
sral Conference, at its next session, in
May. 1880, to devise some system by
which the home missionary interests of the
Church, especially in our large cities, may
bs more efficiently subserved; and thai
such provision as they in their wisdom
may adopt be made mandatory and capa
bic of general application throughout oul
Church"
The Fifth District eighth and Eigh
tesnth Wards). Society of the Associated
Charities Of Cincinnati organized last even
Ing by electing the following Board of Di
rectors: Mrs. E. L. Rust, Mrs Minshall
Mrs. H. J. Swift. Revs. J. W. Hartley ant
\. s. Fitch, Messrs. g. W. Bishop, A
Strauss, A. B. Wilson, Thomas Estep, G
W. Barbour, E. P. Bradstreet and Alber
q. Core, and Drs Williamson, Culbertsol
and Kearney. Mr.. G. w. Bishop wa
elected President Of the Board DR.. Will
hanson and Rev. Mr.. Fitch, Vice Presi
dents; Mrs. E. L. Rust, Secretary, and MI
Albert G. Core, Treasurer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-30
BUILDER.
NOTICE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN DULY AP-
i POINTED and qualified by the Probate Court
of Hamilton County, Ohio, az Executor of the
last will and testament of William Derrick, late
of said County, dece ,sed.
Dated this 9th day of March, A. D. 1890
ANDREW DERRICK, Executor.
GRAY d TIsCHBEIN, Attorneys. mh803tTu
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-30
Township Ticket.
One Constable Tor each Ward.

One Constable Tor each Ward.
One Assessor for each Ward.
On the said 5th day Of April the Judges Of
Elections in their respective Wards will select
judlcious persons, having the qualification Oh
electors to serve as Petit Jurors in the Superior
Court Of Cincinnati, according to the following
apportionment certified to by the said Court:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-30

Remember that true happiness is forever
lost when your health is once broken down.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup prevents throat
and lung disease, and cures colds and
coughs. 1t costs only 25c bottle.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-30
Watches,

Large stock Gold Watches. from SIS up
to $3.50. Silver from s. to $50. The best
and cheapest in the market Come and
see them. H. r. Strueve, 233 Walnut
street, between Fifth and Sixth.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-30
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
yor'sProclanatiol

MAYORS OFFICE,
.CINCINNATI, March 26, 1sSa 7
i HE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE OITY
OF CINCINNATI are hereby notified that the Am
nual Municipal Election for City and Township
Officers will be held in SAID city on
MONDAY. the 9th Day Of April, 1880,
And the same will be held at the usual places oi
voting heretofore in their respective Wards, with
the following exceptions, which have been desic
mated by the Common Council since the date Of
the election held on the l2lh day Of October, A.
D. 1879:
Ninth Ward District B, at former Engine-housA
east side of Vine street, between Court and Canal
streets. Fourteenth Ward, District A. at south
east corner Of Poplar and Linn streets; and a(
such other places as may hereafter, and prior 10
said election. be changed and designated by the
Council in any ward,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-30

JOSEPH RUBY, WHOSE RESIDENCE Is UN.
d KNOWN, is hereby notified that Elizabeth
Ruby did, on the 9th day Of March, A. D. 1885,
file her petition for divorce against him, in case
No. 81 ,884, of the Court OF Common Pleas, within
and for Hamilton County, State of Ohio charging
the said Joseph Ruby with habitual drunkenness
for thre yea willful absence for three years and
gross neglect Of duty, and asking that she may be
divorced from the said Joseph Ruby. Said petit
tion W be ret for hearing on and after the 10Th
day Of May, A. D. 1880. ELIZABETH RUBY,
BY Gray 4 Tischbsin, her Attorneys.
MAJ o. lSe0 mh3QStTu
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-30

"Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup" without ex-
ception, has given satisfaction. Our read
ers give it trial Druggists keep it. Price
Csc per bottle.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-30

AATARRU Positive and permanent cure
III ldlslsu.for Catarrh. Pleasant constitu-
tional and local treatment. We guarantee q
" cure in every case. Address DrsL KITZMIL-
LER g. KITZM1LLER, Piqua, Ohio
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-20

Visitors t0 this country arr greatly
surprised nj tho long period during
wIirh people wear mourning md ri.
main In ,cclnriDn. Tho custom must
bn purely American, for II docs not oh.
tain elsewhere. IN England, II widow
Or wilousr mny, with perfect propri.ty,
Jiysst hcrtrlf Or himself ~ MORNING
Alire 4, The end III twelve months, III.
though, In most caAes, they retain IL III
some degree u while longer. Mourning
IN worn Tor parents Tor Onr year, bmt
changed ~ lighter mourning after six
months, and tho same ~ regards the
mourning al parents for children. w.
cNpi In ttie cane Of widows and widow.
efs. II IN not deemed II ~ obligatory ~
abstain from society for more than six
months, although In The Case III parents
who hAsc Lost children II would ln III.
usual ~ ~ ~ largn entertainments be-.
fore the aspiration VI year. Where i
parent las died well stricken In YEARS,
and quite In ordin ~ course Of nature.
II would excite no remark wsra thu
children ~ ~ ID quiet dinner parties
after three months. A twD years
mourning and seclusion would. In rncl
cases. bc deemed niIertaitou. Mourn.
Inn II here cnrr.el ~ such lengths that
" mo sJpla really pis, : large part
III their iiscs In weeping md nectnsi0n,
thu d.stI, III ! father, mother. and NV.
ier W brother making M aggregate III
live yesta. II h = question whether W
sre not carrying the thing ton fsr. Life
WAS surely not made ~ be spent In pr.
manrht srclnsi0n IN nrcOunl III ~.
rrayemrnt, more especially lor those
who. IN The ordinary course II nature,
must prcdeceasn IN. Thousands ri per.
syDs would gladly cut short their
mourning Int Tor tyranny NJ fashion.
whirl, arbitrarily rules Id this ~ In NJ
much bctidc. : NsW York paper.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-20

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ref. hef lar turning seasle,, hes
sesar. ltstsallt 80 The II rifrnrai
NJ, ,hngia msstll Int The fsllsf I'm
hasssg thp clamps fus heS Universal
Ntihnaus.s igtaea ft,4runli
fsrfhtfseF hNs shusn m ihe Fr'fns
kum ,frn works, Tiintsillt. ~ that =
i,stsrl ~ p,ttuirnm all gene fasc heat
saI'lese,, i.f making ton II iron.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-20
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY.

That tisl may be- scaled much easier
~ dipping III boiling water abou. 4
minute.
That fish may ~ well be scaled "
desired before packing down In snlt.
though III TINT case do not scali them,
kall fish are quickest and best fresh.
cncd hy soaking Ia so,,r milk.
That milk which IN turned or
changed may 10 awsetencd aud rem.
dcrrd III for use again y, stirring IN u
little soda.
That salt will curllc new milk
hence, IN preparing milk porridgc,
aras.en. eie., the salt should not b. adj.
81 until ,lr dish II prepared.
Thu, ffcsh meat after beginning 10
SOUR. viii swrrten II placed ont III
dvnfs In thr cool over night.
Tia. clear boiling water will remove
tea stHibs aud many fruit stains. Pour
the water through tile stain aud Tim,
prevent its spreading over tho fabric.
Il.at filc Tomatoes will remove Inn
and other status from white cloth also
from the hands
Tint ieaspoonful ~ tnrpenlinr
boiled With Your white clothes Will Md
tie whitening process.
That boiled starch In much improved
Ly tit addition Of little 1pcrnl, or a
little fal,, ur both, Or Il little gum arn.
bie dissolved.
fhat LceeWas and nalt will make Your
rusty flat irons IN clean NJ elnsa. Tie
lump III Max IN rag and Keep fir That
purpose. When tho IRONS are hot, rub
ihsm iirAt with the wax rng, anl then
seonr viii, \ paper or cloth aprinkled
with malt.
That blue ointment and kerosene
mi,ed III Equal proportions, mud ~.
pinl 10 bedstoais. ~ nh unfailing bed.
bug remedy. nnd thnt 4 coat III white.
wish IL ditto Tor The walls ~ Ion
linitse.
That kerosene will soften boots or
shoes which have been hardened hy
water mud render them ~ pIiablc ~
new.
That kerosene will make tin kettles
bright ~ ne". h,inralo u WOODEN rag
and rub with IL. II will also remove
stains irom il,r clran vanished fnrni.
ture.
That cool iain water and sb,ia will
remove machine grease from washable
fabrics.
Every one n tlicse receipts II nnfail.
ing. cnt ont tins alp mud place 1t In n
book for reference.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-20

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-20

Thus. IN t~tnis wears thss inrtrassh
,htif wrath rsHse than nai lws rvni .
while the iNiwstrt Increased MI int Raa
i~s rent In lssss thr rspitslisss u~ned
lT pr eent ~ ihr United s,rsss, In
lssn illes owned ''s,ai TT rrnt. and
nn~ ovn va2s Iwf cent RI The rntitr
esslih ~ ,hc s,iantts. They ~ill gnh.
llp nr The shiitr ~ealih ,nlnv II The
country Nv ilHM l~enss YEARS mufe.
Ihrse capitalists rnntist VI A,#,n,
althti,.nsl lwrsens, against Nlcnt 1si.sNN,,.
,aM lahrrrss. VI whum 2saNN.tNn arr
fatmets, ntNu.sHN are mechanics, aud
T.,Nn.tAal arr lnl,nrrts. Think III n.
Two milliun. III men rwn three fu,,ftha
~ iie ,atninps II lb.NM,utA, men, and
rnkr th,m ~ all the irsss, hn'ld their
railroads. ras ihsir railroad insefrst,
AMI vi,r them all thu land adjacent IL
their railroads IN The bargain. When
will tho people awaken Ia The cnofmiis
VI this outrage Youngstown Star.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-20

pIeMy III divorce eascx before thS
courts III Hamilton county. n usual,
mud ~ J1~isI, names among them. W.
have waichrl ~ years Thu law reports
~ ~ I0u.p. Lgni.v.lIc, chicago md
Cincinnati, III this special point, aud
i0and ~ lew In tie crowd. Judge
biDr.r. u Tbs citt. several years $50,
had ,msh . r&ss b~l0te him. On Che
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-20

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-20

In is1I the Inter Ocean. good Re.
publican authority. Published tho fol.
lowing table, which |. claimed 10 have
compiled from official sources, showing
the amount oil our circulation. pct
capita. and it, contraction from lss'a 10
i%TT,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-20

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-02-20
sANFOnD's blDlCal. CURE

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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-14
+. BREVITIES.

On the evening Of Wednesday next, the
seventeenth OF March, the grand concert or
ganized by Prof. Blake will take place at the
Frence Opera House, for the benefit OF the
gramme will consist Of Irish melodies, and
some Of the best vocalists in the city have
volunteered their services.
AT meeting held at 212 Baronne street. on
the ninth instant, the Garrick Dramatic Club
was formed, with the following officers: l.. O..
Role, president; II. HetzeIl, vice president;
+. j. Duffy, secretary; W. l.. Frazier, hnan-
ctal secretary; ID. MaHner, treasurer; +. w.
Thiel, stage manager.
be held on Easter Sunday and Monday, the
twenty-eighth and twenty-ninth instant, at
Oakland Park, for the benefit Of the German
English school on Clio street.
The Claiborne Social Club give their first
grand fancy dress and masquerade ball at
Masonic Hall, on st. Joseph's night, the nine
teenth instant.
rendered to Selles and hey (Staiger aud Reinl.
will be given by The Big TO- assisted by the G..
G. Piper Combination and many volunteers. on
st. Joseph's night; the nineteenth instant at
the hall Of Home Hook and Ladder Com pany
No. ]. corner Of Magazine and Marengo streets.
Sixth District.
Flynn again comes to the. front with rich.
rare and complete supply Of periodicals. illus
best monthly papers copies Of al Of which will
be found on his tables this morning at his news
depot on Commercial Alley. near Camp.
Senator Demas says that the bill introduced
obtain a reduction of the tariff on all grades Of
sugar. was an incomplete bill. and was intro
duced by error.
!. We have received from Philip Werlein. pub;
Blue Eyes It is we'll gotten up In style. and
will no doubt be popular when known.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-14

i 1910. twas was recommended By the Republican
members OF that convention. and my recon-
cans. 81 The city Of New Orleans and By the
leading Republicans throughout the state.
Again. sir another PAPER was signed IN ny go. 1e
the collector Of the port lden. B4dgerl mani
isted stropg desire t9 appoint but an In
Of the Treasury. which Is generally brouaht w
q certain element In the Republican party OF
this State against any colored man whom 2. Hney
and iraduce the white people Of this state. III
had been called before q committee to examine
into my comuetency. think that l would have
.Mr Speaker, the Chicago Tribune seems to
want to ridicule me on account OF nv supper.
Of nine. tenfhs OF my people throughout the
State. / will content myself with what have
said: but. sir. il am elected as delegate e.
the Republicans Of the nation what kind Of IN.
auence WIS used upon. the Secretary OF the
Treasury By. the members OF the Returning
Board against me-"
PETITIONS. MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Representative Atkins-A resolutlon. pro- Q,
three to Investigate the interest fund which has
accrued from the sale ef sixteenth sectioas
Townships throughout the State Adopted
under suspension OF the,rules.
By the COMMITTEES on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So-
mittee Of three, one from tho senate and two
from the House, to examine the condition OF
the state arsenal used BY the Orleans Artillery.
and report what appropriation is necessary to
make the proper repairs.
By REPRESENTATIVE Deyerenux A petition
from Charles H. Charlton, James J. Kerns and
7, W. Young. asking pay for services as census
takers In 1875.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
Among the reports Of G .mmittees was one
from the COMMITTEES on state. House. reporting
back the bill for an appropriation OF e141, 00O
together. with an estimate upon which that
amount is based.
The special committee on city cemeteries
back the general lottery bill favorably. with
amendments minority report was anbnite %.
Farmer.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
AN net relative to the State Land Once"
IAN act to require police iuries to provide for
several parishes" passed Its Anal reading
IAN act prescribing causes OF recusation OF
the district Judges. and for the trial Of recnsed
cases In the district courts. the parish OF Or
leans excepted passed It's final reading yeas
An act relative to police jnrles and the ap:
pointment OF police jurors passed Its final
lion to the bill were made by Representatives
Allan. Mahoney and Yell
THE SPECIAL ORDER or THE DAY,
being the act to provide artificial limbs for Con.
federate soldiers In the State. was taken up and
ordered to be engrossed and passed to Its third
reading.
THE CITY CHARTER BILL
was then taken up aud adOpted down to section
CO.. During its consideration there was much
Cured between Representatives Ourley ant
Dudenhefer.
Pending consideration OF the bill the House
adjourned until Monday morning at II o'clock
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-14
THE MAR1PosA CASE.
Opening or the Preliminary Examina-
ton Before the United States,

Opening Of the Preliminary Examina-
ton Before the United States
Commissioner.
Yesterday, before United States Commissioner
Quintero. was continued the preliminary ex-
animation 81 the case against L. d. Fletcher part
owner. and Capt william Ray. master Of the
wrecked brig Mariposa. who are charged with
beaching the vessel for the purpose OF getting
the insurance.
One of them testified that he saw Capt. Ray
the Chandeleur Islands where he intended to
beach the vessel. and the other one declared
Tint he shsS the ms ass ss 9ap
hard. Put her on rock 4 you can find It, Any
Two witnesses for the prosecution we're ex-
posa on the trip on which she was lost. and
their testimony as regards the condition 81 the
vessel at the time and the circumstances under
Islands corresponded. They both teAtifled that
the, brig was leaking when she left port;
pd r.. xass n r. vf Scd bore ss pum nn
cleared. They agreed IN stating that the master
4se Of
pilot boat, but for the purpose Of making .
show Of being IN distress, and q the same tine q,
bae has every s effort was Being H made 70 save
the vessel. put the men at the pumps and kept
them there while the boat Was ia sight. and I'm
mediately on her disappearance ordered them
to stop work.
They both asserted that the vessel could have
been saved and run into some port on the Gulf
without much difficulty and without mourning
any great danger.
The examination was continued, and It will
probably be several days before 1t Ii resumed.
as the defence has not been ahle to reach oil the
Witnesses desired. and It will take some little
time to do so.
The case is an interesting one, as the offence
charged ID punishable by death.