The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10
THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE BILL.
MEXICAN MINISTER'S RECEPTION.

MEAANAN hlNAbIhh hhCEFIlONs
WASHINGTON, Feb 10.-The Mexican
Minister gave card reception last Light
which was attended by most Of the distin-
guished people of Washington.
WASHINGTON WANTS IT.
Mr.. Bliss, of New York, offered resolu-
tion in the House yesterday, giving the use
OF the new Patent Museum in the Smith.
sonian Grounds at Washington to the
National Democratic Convention, and the
| Evening Star says that Senator Ramsay, Of
North Carolina, Representatives Fnrney,
Of Alabama, and Whitaker. of Oregon,
members of the Democratic National Com
mittee, are favorably disposed toward hold
ing the National Democratic Convention in
Washington. H ~5. E
DISTRIBUTING THE MEXICAN AWARD.
1t is officially announced that on and
after the 11th Of February the Department
of State will be prepared to distribute the
fourth instalment Of awards made in favor
Of American citizens by Joint Committee
of the United States and Mexico, organ
lied under the Convention OF 1858 between
the two countries. ..... ...
3 WANT A PUBLIC BUILDING. -s..
A number of prominent citizens Of
Peoria, Illinois, are in the city to petition
Congress to erect public building.
NIBLAcK HERR WEDDING.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to William G. Niblack, of Vincennes Ind,
and Fannie Herr, of Georgetown, b. G.
The wedding takes place tonight and
promises to be the grandest of the season.
The groom is the son of Ex-Representativ
Niblack. The parents Of the bride are
|smong the wealthiest citizens Of this dis.
trict, and have spared no expense to make
their daughters marriage among the most
celebrated of the season. u s7esEa n
WHAT MRS. AsToR WORE nd
Among the many expensive toilets
noticed At Senor Zamacona's magnificent
ball last evening, that of Mrs John Jacob
Astor, Jr., of New York, was the most cost
ly, and perl,ai the most admired. Mrs.
Astor wore over $500, 600 worth of dia.
monds. Her earrings, two wonderful soii-
taires, were valued at $50, 900 each. In addi-
tion to- these and, the costly neck.
lace and headdress, the lady wore
arranged in diagonal fashion across
the corsage. Q diamond chain COM
posed of 500 stones of the value of 81, 900
each. The entertainments of the Mexican
Minister are always marked features Of the
gay season in Washington. b 11a lA
... gt,5faa A NECK-TIE SUIT. ly
Suits were commenced yesterday by Mr..
D. A. Burr. Of New York, and Mr.. Ran.
dolph Coyle, Of this city, for Fisk, Clark &
Flag, Of the former placs, against Henry
Francis. Hollander Brothers, Tyssowski
Brothers. Morris Price and Auerbach, q
Bro. for discovery and account Of the
lstters' Infringement of Q patent in neck
scarfs or cravats, and to restrain further
sale Of tile same. st.s ,d gah
THE PRESIDENT AND Mn. EvARrs.
The agent of the National Associated
Press Is authorized by the highest authority
to state that there is not the slightest
foundation in fact for the repeatedly pub
lished statement that serious differences
exist between the President and Secretary
Evarts on account of tile latter favoring the
DeLesseps Canal scheme across the Isthmus
of Panama, Neither is there likely to be
war with any European State, nor with
Mexico over the canal question, notwith-
standing the fact that both the President
and Secretary Evsrts believe In the Monroe
doctrine.
f, MASON, OF OHIO. p 4
Frank II. Mason, of Ohio, was TODAY
nominated to be Consul at Basle, Switzer-
land. - ~ s'iiiR