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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-06
THE GENERAL CONFERENCE.
luhiects to be Discussed and Business to be
Transacted.


Transacted. ..."
The session of the General Conference OF
the M. e. Church, to be held at Pixies
Opera-house, commencing IN May and con-
Nnuing probably until June 1st promises
10 be memorable one. This body holds
the supreme authority of the Methodist
Church, and meets once in four years for
tks purpose Of considering subjects af1ect-
ing the church at large and all church ques-
tons as are appealed to 1T from subordinate
conferences.
This year several matters which are con-
Adered Of vital Importance to the Church
will come up for discussion: The number
Of Bishops to be elected, and when the
question is settled, the election OF the
number decided upon; the introduction of
hy representation into the Annual Con-
ferenoes the modification of the District
Conferences; the extension Of the pastoral
term; the decrease of the number of Pre-
siding Elders, and the policy OF the Church
In regard to Book Concerns, Missionary
6ocieties ETC., are among the subjects to be
discussed. Upon these questions there is q
great diversity of opinion, and interesting
discussions upon each of them will be en-
kHk6u III ny lAC NDiOot oufoSopOo AA VhO
denomination.
Immediately preceding the General Con-
ference there will be meeting Of the Com
mittee on Ecumenical Methodsm, looking
TO an organization of fraternity OF all the
Iethodists in the world.
At the opening of the Convention there
will be reception of fraternal delegates
from other great Evangelical Churches in
England, Ireland, Canada and the United
etates, which will occupy several sessions
and will be an interesting feature of the
meetings. This will be followed b. full re-
ports from all the agencies of the church,
such as Book Concerns, Missionary So
eieties, ETC., and memorial services of de-
ceased bishops and other leading ministers.
A committee consisting of the pastors of
the different churches in this city, Coving-
ton and Newport are making the necessary
arrangements for tie meetings and expect
10 provide for the entertainment of 6O0 del
ssates besides large number of visitors
The Western Christian Advocate will pub
Esh daily edition of their paper durinI
the Convention.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-06
Keehoe has been appointed Depot Master

Keehoe has been appointed Depot Master
The men employed on the B. & O. trains
made their Srst appearance in uniform yes
terdsy.
D. B. Martin, General Southern Agent Of
the O., G., c. & l. Road, has returned from
three-weeks business trip in the South.
The earnings of the M. & G. Road during
the month of February were $15l, ZIG, an
increase of $25, ,907 over the same period last
year.
B. h. Russell and Walter Hill, of the
Louisville Short Line, and A. J. Smith, of
the G., c., @. & l., were in the city this
week.
The Cincinnati Southern gives notice OF
a reduction of cents per hundred on low
est class freight to Charleston, Savannah,
Port Royal. Brunswick, Jacksonville and
adjacent points.
To-day the Indianapolis, Cincinnati & La
fayette ceases to exist, and the new COM
| ternoon as the Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st.
Louis & Chicago Railroad.
Charles A. Elliott, ESQ.,, has received the
appointment of freight agent of the Cleve-
land, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis
Railroad at this point, vice H. w. Gays,
promoted to Assistant General Freight
Agent
| An effort is being made by some of our
citizens TO have the city Illuminated on
the night of the arrival of our Southern
visitors This will occur on the night OF
the 18th inst, the occasion of the formal
opening of the Southern Road.
The National Association of General Pas
senger and Ticket Agents will meet at the
Grand Hotel at II o'clock Monday, March
10th. The Central and Southern Associa.
ton will probably meet at the same time
and place. as each has signiied desire to
meet this Association and consider matters
of mutual interest.
The louisville & Nashville Company
have notified the Cincinnati Southern that
they will demand prepayment on all freight
from Cincinnati shipped via the Cincinnati
Southern to points on their lines south oi
Birmingham and Montgomery. This is in,
tended to force all freight for Montgomery,
Columbus, Selma and contiguous territory
via Louisville.
The appointment Of o. H. Booth as su
nssii1ntendent of Telegraph of the Jeffer
sonville, Madison & Indianapolis Railroad
has just been officially announced by Gen
eral Manager Caldwell. This gives Mr.
Booth control of all the telegraph interests
of the Pennsylvania Company and of the
Pitsburg, Cincinnati g. st. Louis Railway,
two thousand five hundred and sixty-nine
miles in extent and over ten thousand
miles of wire. Mr.. Booth resides in Mans
| field, Ohio.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-06
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The Republican Club open their rooms
b-uis-ht at the corner of Vine and Allison
Itreets,
The Newsboys Union will 2eiu
meeting at Hammond-street Hall to-mor-
row afternoon at clock.
Two small girls named Alice Gains and
Annie Morris escaped from the House OF
Refuge last night by scaling the wall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Bell, Miss Mamie
Bell and Miss Esther Baringer, OF Atlanta,
Ga, are registered at the Burnet House.
Mr.. w. N. Grifiths, of the Chanfrau
combination, lost pocket-book containing
tlO, yesterday afternoon, on Fourth street.
Miss Grace Fisher, of Walnut Hills,
Isft last evening on the steamer Pittsburg
for st. Louis, where she will hereafter re-
side.
The faithful fagmen at Brighton Sta
ton on the M. l. C. R. R., are soon to be dis
placed and their positions to be filled by
telegraph operators, who will also serve as
4agmen.
Thomas and John Kelly were before
Judge Wilson yesterday, charged with dis
orderly conduct at Cooks Carriage Fac
tory, where they were until recently en-
ployed. The statements made by parties
previous to the trial would lead one to sup.
pose that the Kelly boys were bad citizens,
but the testimony showed that they were
not so bad after all, and the cases against
them were dismissed, 'H
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-06
Imnortaut Testimony.

"There is no doubt" says the Boston
Journal of Commerce, las to the genuine
ness and positive results OF the Compound
Oxygen Treatment From what we learn
of this new cure we are we'll satisfied that
its general use would annually save thou
sands from untimely graves, and give back
to full or comparative health tens of thou
sands of weary or suffering invalids tc
whom life is now burden" Our Urea
tise on Compound Oxygen" sent free. Ad
dress Drs. Starkey & Palen, Liz Girarc
street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-06

Procure it in time if you wish to save
doctor bills. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price 25c.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-06
OUR RAILROADS.
News, Points and Personals Here and
Along the Lines.

Colonel Sidney B. Jones left for the West
Thursday evening.
Bacon and beer are being shipped south
over the Cincinnati Southern In large guam.
titles
Robert Gibson, Depot Master Of the Lit
tie Miami depot, has accepted position a.
conductor on the Southern Road, and I'd
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-06

The ordinance was referred to the Com
nittee on Law and Contracts, with instruc-
tops to report at the next regular meeting.
Mr.. neSerisy, from the Committee on
Health, suggested that the Committee
rhould be instructed 20 draw up reso!u-
tion providing for the establishment of
Health Board, as required under tie pro-
visions of the Kirby Bill. The Chair de-
sided that it would be out Of order at this
time, and that it should be attended to at a
future time.
The ssrecial Committee appointed .S
make arrangements for the reception Of
.nr Southern visitors made the following
report;
"Your Committee report that, upon due
consideration of the subject referred to
khem, they find no power to expend money
necessary to support the dignity OF the
City Of Cincinnati in doing hospitality to
Ehe officials proposed to be invited. We,
therefore, report our inability to accom-
plish the object of the resolution referred
70 us and ask for further instructions"
The Committee was discharged from any
farther consideration of the subject
The following was adopted:
sWhereas, By ordinance passed Decem.
ker 9Oth, 1857, the Little Miami Railroad
Company we're required to light that por
ton Of the tracks of the Company within
the corporate limits of the city, and il
appearing that lamps upon portions, If moi
iii. of such tracks have been lighted and
paid for by the city; therefore, be it
'.Resolved, That the City Solicitor be-
and is hereby, required to investigate the
subject, and 10 take such steps as may b,
necessary to recover from the Little Mam
Railroad Company all sums paid by tho
city for lighting such tracks, and that re
main unpaid since the date Of the passag'
Of the ordinance referred to, and that th'
Solicitor notify the proper department
charged with the duty Of reporting unde
said ordinance the cost of such lighting AM
eItinguishing, and hereafter TO make n
psrl 70 Council, ~ required"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-06
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, 1880-03-06
BOARD OF C0UNcILMEN.
Kentucky Railroads-Southern officials
Columbia Water Supply, 60.

The Board OF Councilmen met yesterday
afternoon. A resolution instructing the
City Solicitor to commence legal proceed
lags against the Kentucky Street Railroads
was referred to the Committee on Street
Railroads.
A resolution was adopted requesting the
Board of Public Works to at once take
steps to supply Columbia with water.
The City Solicitor presented an ordin-
snce, which is required by tie provisions
Of the Kirby Bill, fixing the salary of the
pnlice Department:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-06

The liver is the principal organ of the
human dy from which disease generally
springs Keep it in regular action by using
Maguire's Cundurango Bitters, and sick
ness may be avoided.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-06

nATkRRU Positive and permanent cure
Al Ambition Catarrh Pleasant cOnstitu-
l. tiOnal and local treatment. We guarantee q
U cure in every case Address Drs KITZMIL~
LER d KlTZMILLER, Piqua, Ohio.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
The Globe Democrat.
ST. LOUIS.

The tstoss tsx.ss rcsl~ws it, eaTa. ~ s~,,,-
nIsr fssor sad patronage. ~ith increased Ia IA
ties EsF ginning mud retail 1iaF hs,th, saa y tih
tf res-~d detsrniipsiiAp h rs ~ the redeem i,-
Oft made pledge - ii The fgig ss asfss ~ rsa--
ossisie sxIestati9n ~ a Is,liiisss fsnis sns sa4
Poiiti~alis ,is sLosH- Ds~o.esg b. recognized
fr.um ssd 81 Ire es,rHirs fa %. other - the
Sneiaebiss etran'lian % tiia' ksfubiieaaisn
u hirfs came int, poser tine o. the ,tsn
from e-truc'oB. AID hh< -faee stsfrissi 81! it,
ensvgis. Ia ths presefssu tEtssf - the ffssis Is
the var ferrss 1irin ~ ~ ii,s rsals - ths 18th
sislrsi bs thu b.tossss;- ~ the sDftii Ne bsss
opposed ell farms " isspri-s s.d rsfse sat sa
that SEEMED 10 aim n re.fsva,ipn fo power IN
thi- eyustry ~ The fs.s q ihe orxsnsystl y.
which Involved Ne "a fiis Lsfrsre ~ civil ~ ~
The ersss ssiIc party j. og- - the nsis f-f fas
next fr~-tas tsi s.erii.sn ~tsh the dsfrisss IL
state right sad Ratification ss4t.r<orest a,v.s
it- banner u sc e~sisi. II sill s.st sa-ur.iis
out IL if.fni 10 rriess EIl n. isxfzisil,
ne~s-sltatnI by the ssSi ~ fessitf- .nf AZ
fpaaxarsse psiiey sht b viii aisss,uraxr sd a.
ss-t sp..tber ATTEMPT ~ efs.sipe saf rsi.eiIian
1h,- y vhaf the b sft Of The '$slid -s,.i,h :
Means there IL bat oss- s4iie ss Tor sulid
-.,asa and tie onf Ill fyfi< rhieii IA ffsrssteas
sa' that I. -oild >',rih, aniisg 10 a,ss r,f,ss
~ Keep fhs political I<sss fhs stfos ifs the
setian hi .eat fsrsb s.. rs nj issos~ 4, ernah
rei.siiisn Il restore the tasexriss ~ fbs finios
k.ssi- have aansi .fsksi,iy lsis.i.sf q, Geo 1 v
f.rsnf - the me its'sir shints IS TIE Hstsfsl.
can party FOR tai. sysst s3s~-s There sr,ssss
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thu fsasi, sad tbs sf~s< ti,e s.sfFs = 40. =
sii ks~p abreast ~ tts ie-f fs.taisst 81 s<
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tstzss<t fsf'th All 91sftsrs - ssaast s3 s<sezss ~
We hate eusrsspsssisAfs st al as~s esa.s-s
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

II the general public would only learn that
poor spectacles are very detrimental to the
eye. An experience Of thirty year, enables
me to select only such optical goods - are
necessary for the preservation and restora-
ton Of the eyesight.. which we al prize 20
highly. Of Ill the Spectacles and Eyeglasssr
ever handled. none ever gave such absolute
Satisfaction ~ the Lazarus & Morris perfect.
I'D Spectacles.
a. SonNER, - Main Street, sole agent for
Sedgwick county.
n. B.-No peddlerr are supplied with these
goods. ~
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
A RARE CHANCE
To HEAR SOME or THE GREAT LECTURE
OF THE DAY AT A PRICE IN THE
REACH OF ALL.

One dollar and ftty cents will admit to the
course Of five lectures with reserved seats.
single lecture, Is cents; reserved seat 20 cts.
At the N. Z. church, Wichita, Kansas, Janu.
AIRY 81, Hon. Tod Ford-Subject. go West,
Young Man,"
M. More hearty and genuine enjoyment We
lucture was by turns hum rous. pathetic aud
descriptive one laughed till the tears rolled
down his face, aud the next moment WAS ALL
-Orbed In some brilliant descripti0n.-Cin-
einnafi Laily limos.
IL will scurcely be believed that any audi.
ence could be held ~ Mr.. Ford held his au
d,ence last night. 1t was one
Of tn re pictures that we refer to again and
again tor pleasure and refreshing.-James.
Mr.. FOrd's lectures are among the most in
teresting ever delivered in Clevelaud.-Ciere.
land Daily Leader.
500 West, Young Man." was q brilliant
lecture, full Of original humor, couched Ia
pure.t language. and holding the largest au-
dirnce OF the season In u delighted trance I'M
I'll the close. Tod Ford pO>-es--s all the wit
and none ri the xl,surdity Of Mark Twain
Carlisls Herald.
There was but one opinion. "splendid."
'.exceiIent' or ..drst-class." He held his u
dicnce with uunngging interest through an
nOur aud forty minutes. Chi2licofhe Rsgisfsr
Prof. f. K. Page-subject. the mysteries o.
the Universe. February 9. The Origin and
Growth Of Worlds. February 10. The origin
aud development Of Life. February II. 9th
er World. and their Inhaitants.
To say that the lecture was simply grand,
that the speaker was profound. fluent aud U.
u,u-t pleasing address and manner, that the
audience wss ut once entertained, instructed
and delighted, that the whole evening wa
an immense sucress, will fall short Of the
truth.-Dts 4oisss STATE Rsgisfer.
He il = Translator VI the dead languages OF
science.-lafeY- Ocsaa.
lie IL . thorough master Of his subject. and
his illustrations are 30 clear that II enid can
comprehend the wOndrOus story Bosfoa
Poet.
Many portions Of his lecture are remarka.
Bile Tor their clOqurnce and beauty. Our
opinion l. that his methods and style will
communicate more facts and truths in one
lecture than score Of Professor Huxiey's.
A y speaker Mr.. Page is easy and graceful
We would rather hear him than Colonel In
gers0ll. Ii In the unanimous opinion Of all
who heard him that he l. more attractive
speader than either Inyrrsoll or Tiltou.-
Onsaka bsi'y Republican.
Hon. Geo. x. Wcndling-Sub)ect Inger-
soli.ni from q secular standpoint. Tuesday
evening, March 0.
Beautiful, eloquent. logical. and indeed IN.
snswerable. He demolished the talacies and
fal>ities OF lngersoll with mssterly strokes.
while his elegant de-cri pttons and lights. e.
peciatly his review OF the centuries and the
steady mach ri civilization and christianity.
we've NE beautiful and grand ever fell frum
the lip. Of amy lecturer In this city-72s Coy
if4l. NasAisyf0s.
For two hours the audience wss held spell.
lssse
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22


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Rev. Harrison Il building business heuse
"n lot In the new railroad town.
r v. Wait expects to prosrset the meeting
now In proxres In the brown school house.
AL are Invited to atteud.
"Dear Louise, don't let the young men II
too near you when eourting.'' .sOh, -,
dear ma ma, when Charles cones We always
have one chair between us.''
We shall endexyor TO keep q correct WeatA.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
UNION SPY.

The Wichita Guards have secured the serv-
ices OF Col. L. Is. Temple, Of Cincini att. in
connection with number OF gentlemen and
ladies OF the city who will put upon the tage
u celebrated play entitled ''Un,on spy This
piece is highly spoken Of by the press being
based on events OF the late war. The follow
;s..~ T. ., - .1su
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

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0ys~IsyArs $780,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

The hay pressing and shipping business has
grown to large proportions In the city this
winter. Some four or five different compa-
mics are engaged in II. We passed r. 5.
Cooks field Of operations which IL near the
presses by steam from the elevator and We
learned from Mr.. Cook that in the lat live
weeks run he had hailed about two hundred
and twenty tons. The bales contain about
one hundred pounds and they load from one
hundred and nincty-four to ninety-.ix bales
to the car. II r. worth. In Colorado, at the
end OF the railroad. about eighteen dollars
per ton.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
Majolica.

The latest novelties In chiaaware Is Ma.ol-
lea ut Caldwell's China Hall. is some Of III.
hand-omest goods in this line that has becl
manufactured. Nothing eau be conceived
more beautiful than some OF these articles.
Come aud see them IL yon don't want 10 pur.
chase. 35.tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22


Rodolph Hatfield, Esq. an attorney from
Colorado. has swung out his shingle for the
practice OF his procession.
Again is the Frat ward to the fronts boy
at that. Mr.. Frank SchimsrhOrn will haze
" buy him candy aud clothes.
i'm Allen, one Of the most prosperous
business men Of Wichita, IL stopping NJ the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Prsss.
NJ. kohn Co., purchased the Golden En-
gle stock on Saturday last for six thousand
nine hundred aud sixty dollars.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wall Wo0dmxn returned Sat-
urday evening from . visit to Philsdelphia
aud the Grant reception In that city.
The citizens Of Fort Scott held . banquet
last week IN their city Ia hOuor Of the hrsl
United states Court being held there.
A Society Of Liars has been formed At Coun-
ell Grove. The object is to deveiope latent
talent in originality. We will bet On Morn.
srity.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

ST. Loun, Jasnsry -.
wbeat-No. 2, ei.970si.se.
Corn-yl933c.
Hogs-shippins, e4.2s; packing, ei.ss.
cn,cAoo, Ja.assy ~
wbeat-ei. sa9si.s43.
Corn 40c.
Hog.-jA.eo9aa.sa.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
NoricE To Old SETTLES.

The ladies. who arr old setties. will meet
with the executive committee In the EAGLE
office. Saturday the 2sth init, at O'Clock p.
m, TO perfect the necessary arrangements
for the annual dinner.
d. T. B. GREENLt Z. President.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

To my friends anu pstrons: Not having 1t
IN my power to thank yOu sii personally tor
tue patronage you nsve extended me for
"unber Vi year., allow me " do ~ through
this medium, and believe tuat DO ~ moo,
heartily and sincerely Very truly yours,
IL J. q. Dunscomb.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
Atlan,don.

An pesoss moving tAsasslvss isdsSssd
to tie I'm d HaEswig 4 Co., vfn p.eass 81,
and settle iaoedisseay ed ssvs essk n
business nast BE esssed %.
JOux c. NrRSaY. Resolves.
WtcAisa, ka.saa. xsssobR n, IA.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

A regular meeting Of the Sedgwick t'oun.
~ Farmers Club. will be held at their room
over Bi,-antz & Buffers, on saturday, Feb
ruary .th, at . y. m. sharp. subject Tor dis
cu-. Ion, ..What Is the best breed Of hogs for
farmers to raise" All are cordially invited
to attend.
W. II. Ransom. President.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

At Morton Centre school house. Noah
Allen will address the meeting. The friends
o, the temperance cause are earnestly re-
qrested to lie present.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
Out Of Work.

There be those VINO say taat there need bs
no misrepresentation there u work Tor
all, II they will but d. tt. " hat we have ssS
Is, let every one VINO has cough or cold take
dsifs bsIsain xt once. 1t h she only relssbIe
remedy, that never fails 70 cure. AS.1t
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
Money to Loan.

No commission. Money loaned on real &C.
tate without commission. ha,. the none,
here and make papers payable here Inter-
est payable annually. Make a netc pf thi.
aud call and zee me-
will make limited number 81 ioaas on
chattel mortgages. Office over q. Y. smith
K Co.'S store. ). a. WINDSOR.
Wichita. January -. isse. is-tf
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Oh by jeenieny

Wichita l. surely going to rival New York.
Marsh MurdUck has gone east to work the
thing up i.fed Courier.
We are sorry thst wichits worries VIM
field 40 much. II the fever sill continues to
grow worse. come up and spend . couple Of
day. in our busy city and perhaps that will
ease your pain brother Courier.
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