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Promenade Concert Prizes.

The following are the winners OF the prizes
contested for at tie late Promenade Concert
Tor the benefit of St Bonaventura Church
(Rev. Jacobus Menchenl in Fairmount:
) No. LISA fne building lot -.
= No. S6-Chronlo. ST Joseph. Surrounded BY
Angels" Mary Heele.
No. IA small caster; Mr.. Waubling.
10. ie-A pair Of flower vases; Helena staub.
No IA gold breastpn; Rosa Ries.
No S-A silk pin-cushion: Catherine Sehaible.
No. 40-A pair OF flower-vsses; Margareth Ries.
No ia cake; Emma Br0dbeck.
No. S5-A moss cross and globe; Magdalen Hes
salbFock.
No. TIA wedding cake: Miss Julia Stokes.
No GA pair Of candlesticks; Theresa Menchen.
No. M-Knife, fork and spoon: Dina Gersmann.
No. N-A complete set Of dishes; Adam Wuest.
No. ga box of cigars; Mary Rave.
No. IA Prayerbook, with ivory cover; Willie
fhinneA
No. "a small trunk: Simon Baldu..
No. "a statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary
nsIth Merkl.
No. H-A Christmas Tree: Mary Rave.
No. &-Canary bird and cage; Bernard BuDke.
no. 30o-A beautiful picture The Child o.
yssus;" Ed. Schorfbeide.
No. GA large doll; Maggie BalduA
No ia cook stove; A. Schreibies
No GA Merno sheep; Rev. Dynatius N
No GA set Of sleigh. bells; Csjetsn NerkL
No 9S-A pearl shoe; A. Determann.
No l0-Lafge silver easter; Rev. =. Muethjns.
No. e6-Casser; C. weiter.
No ll6-Portrait Of Rev. Father Ignatius, n o
r y; B. Bunke.
Ne. ns-A beautiful gothic Chapsl, Rev. Igna
IN n wilkens, o. T. r.
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0Oo&A GuA9oAAaAs
Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ. Msgill, Of Avondale,
have gone to Galveston, Texas.
DR.. VIII Judkins is sbsrtly to be welded
to Miss Anderson, OF Broadway.
Mr.. John McLaren will give German
next Monday at his residence in Glendale.
Ed. Mclaughlin, of the Tens, Is happy
because it is a boy and weighs fifteen
pounds
Bishop and Mrs 7. A. Jaggar will hold a
reception at their residence some time be-
fore Lent
Dr. @, o. Wright, of West Eighth street,
Is entertaining his brOther-in-law, Rev. DR..
Cady, of HYDE Park, N. Y.
Mrs. DR.. Hunt and daughter, Miss Anna,
of Springdale, have returned from q pro-
tracted visit at Trenton, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs M, l. Barker, of Prospect
Place, Avondale, celebrated their crystal
wedding at their residence in that suburb
last evening.
Mrs r. Macready, of West Sixth street,
will give reception on next Monday even-
ing in campliment of her guest Miss Stone,
of Staten ISLAND.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Miller
Ontcalt and sister, Miss Outcalt, Of Price,
Hill, beaverton Sandusky this evening, to
visit NJ and Mrs. Ed. Marsh.
Mr.. Fred. Hassaurek. editor of the Volks
blatt, wiM give dinner to Herr Won B0den
stedt, the lecturer and poet, at Queen City
Club during the coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Meyers, Of thi.
city. celebrated the twenty y-fift. anniversary
OF their wedding at the residence Of theil
son-in-law, Mr.. J. C. M. Gates, Of Maple
wood, on Tuesday evening last.
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Police Board.

The Board of Police Commissioners met
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Hill was elected
Superintendent, and Mrs. Hill matron Of
The Infirmary.
The following changes were made in the
volice force: Hiram Taylor was promoted
u Lieutenantcy. Philip Reltweger, James
b. Parker. George w. Clark, s. s. HUFF,
John A. Barth, John Selins, John Sewers
Frank M. Fagin and Benjamin Jeliff were
elected regulars. Lew Martin, 8. G. Gould
and James Schultz were reinstated.
James Mclean and Wald G. Mahle were
elected substitutes.
Charles w. Smith, George L. Kuhlman
George J. White, John w. Jordan, George
Bassett, J. J. Darrell and John Ryan were
promoted from subs. to regulars.
Isaac Stokes was elected Turnkey.
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A bill was introduced TO reimburse the
sureties Of the late defaulting Treasurer Of
Guernsey County. ...
Also one by Mr.. Wallace, Of Franklin, to
compel the architect of the Blind Asylum
to refund certain percentage of the funds
due to Bowman Il Fields. contractors, and
to authorize the payment for extra work
done by them on said Asylum.
Several other bills Of purely local i'm
portance were introduced and read the first
time.
A bill by Mr.. Ray, amending certain sec
tions Of the Revised Statutes was passed.
as was also one by Mr.. Porter. permitting
the authorities of Port Washington, Tusca-
rawas County, to transfer certain money
from one fund to another.
About half the members were granted
leave of absence, after which those still re-
naming adjourned.
SENATE
COLUMBUS, Jan. 3l.-The E,lons of the
Senate merely met and adjourned in the
afternoon.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
OUR RAILROADS.
News, Points and Personals Hero and
Along the Lines.

Stock Of the l., G. & L. Road has dropped
back to two and half cents.
The Southern Railroad will be opened 70,
through traffic within few days O
Mr.. R. M. Shoemaker will spend the
month of February at Augusta, Ga.
The O. 4 NJ. Road commenced running
two elegant parlor cars between this city
and st. Louis to-day.
The l., G. & L. Road will hereafter use
Pittsburg coal for their engines in the place
Of Indiana block coal.
The Indianapolis, Cincinnati Il Lafayette
Railroad, which has been for several yeart
in the hands OF Mr.. M. 4. ingalls, as Re
oeiver, will be sold by order of the United
States Court, in this city, at noon OF Mon.
day next
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Little Miami Railroad Com
pany, held in this city last Wednesday, thu
old Board OF Directors were reelected. The
following day the Board reorganized by re-
electing the old officers.
The Ohio 4 Mississippi Railroad Company
fled in the Recorders Office at Springfield
ILL.,, Wednesday, chattel mortgage upor
all its track for "A. 1871, 120, for the purpos,
of securing indebtedness heretofore con
tracted by the Company.
Monday next the officers of the Louis
vile q Nashville Road will meet the Trus
tees of the Cincinnati Southern Railroat
and the officers of the Cincinnati Railroad
Company at their Office in Cincinnati t,
discuss matters Of difference between them
w. g McChesney, General Travelins
Agent of the Louisville Short-line; JONI
Kilkenny, of the Chicago, ST.. Louis & New
Orleans line, and Thomas Essex, Land Com
missioner of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain
Southern Road, have been in the city dur
ing the week.
The Louisville Short Line, Louisville
Nashville & Great Southern and Grea
Jackson Routes will run q series of Mard
Gras excursions from Cincinnati to Ne,
Orleans. with sleeping-cars, through with
out change, leaving Cincinnati daily at 81
p. m. These excursion tickets will be Of
sale from February LIST to 9th, and goo
returning February 26th at the low rate G
$50 the round trip. Several large partie
have already engaged accommodations
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no! FOR MARDI GRAa.
Names Of the Exeursionists Leaving for New
Orleans this Evening on the Steamer

Names Of the Exeursionists Leaving for New
Orleans this Evening on the Steamer
Golden Rule.
Two steamers have left this city this
week for New Orleans, each leaving with
her cabin crowded to its utmost capacity
with excarsionists TO attend the Mardi
Gras festivities at New Orleans
The steamer Golden Rule, Captain o. p.
Shinkle. will depart this evening at 6
o'clock for the Crescent City, and. like the
other steamers, she will have her cabin full
of excursionists. This morning every state
room was engaged, and the officers have 4
passenger in every nook and corner where
q person could possibly be put and are
turning people away.
The boat will also have an excellent trip
Of freight, and will add largely at different
points along the lower Ohio.
The following names were copied from
her register this morning. and are among
those who will attend Mardi Gras:
FROM CINCINNATI.
John Ambrose and wife, w. w. Strod-
dart and wife, Miss Amelia Markley, Miss
Mullaire, Mrs. J. s. Morgan, Miss Sarah p.
Haven, J. ]. Sullivan and wife, Miss
French. Miss Troop. Miss Cole.
Mr.. Ferman and wife. Mr.. Meyers
and wife, M. c. Match and wife. James G.
Haven and wife, Owen Srnant. r. Gallo
way, w. w. Snodgrass, P. o. Butler, Mrs
H. w. Reed, Miss Kate Reed, G.
r. Haines and wife, f. Haines,
wife and child, w. II. ]. Hargrove, George
Hubar. H. E. Daily, E. 0. Meyers, K. W.
Wright, D. G. Elder, Mrs. J. G. Butler and
two daughters and Miss Bruce, A. Gratx.
FROM LOUISVILLE.
Owen Sirnant, J. d. Branchump, Mrs
Whiteley, Messrs. Boggs, ]. p. Gribben and
wife, W. C. Evans, wife and little girl, Geo.
Grass and wife, W. H. Blackmore, A. g.
Woilbar.
A number of those mentioned as Prom
CINCINNATI are from Hamilton. Dayton,
Ohio, and other neighboring cities. but are
registered as from this city, owing to the
fact that this 10 the place of embarkatiOn.
A full brass band has been engaged for this
trip and the excursionists viii undoubt-
edly have glorious time. Bon v0, age.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
FOKTY.SIXTH CONGRESS-.
HOUSE.

WAsHIEeroN, Jan. S0.-A bill was re-
ported and referred to the Committee Of
the Whole providing for permanent CON-
struction fund for the Navy.
The conference report on the bill TO pro-
vide for U. s. Courts at Columbus, O., was
taken up and after short discussion 1t was
adopted. ........
The Senate amendments to the House
bill making appropriations for fitting up
and draining the grounds south Of the Cap
itol grounds we're ooncurred in.
The House then went into COMMITTEES OF
the Whole on the private calendar.
After short debate ON the bill to refund
to certain citizens OF Lvnchburg. Va, taxes
improperly collected from them on manu-
factured tobacco and without action on
the bill the Committee arose and the House
adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Jan. SQ.-The Senate not
in session.
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Entertainments.

The complimentary testimonial to Miss
Ida Roff, at Melodeon Hall. last night. was
q very pleasant entertainment Miss Rolf
is young lady Of fine promise. and Gin
cinnati expects TO hear from her 70 the
credit OF herself and her home in the not
very distant future.
Madame Caroline Rive invites her friends
10 vocal and instrumental recitsls by her
pupils at Messrs d. H. BaidwiD's music
rooms, on February I'd and 10th, at D. m.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
Extraordinary Cruelty Of TIVE
Boys.
TPhiledelphiA ReCord.l H.f

One day last week two boys named
German, aged about twelve years, living
at Emanus, took boy named Seibert, oi
about the same age, who is deaf and
dumb. and held him on the track Of the
Perkiomen Railroad. A train came
along, but the German boys, despite the
efforts of the poor boy, who could make
no outcry, held him on the track. The
engineer blew down brakes, and the
train was stopped within a few feet Of
the boys The father of the Seibert boy
had the German boys arrested and taken
before Alderman Litzenberger, who held
them for further hearing.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31

The Catholic Knights of America
Branch No. 60. are about to issue pamphlet
containing the names Of the prelates ap
proving the order. the supreme officers
and their address, the number of branche.
and their location; together with the name,
occupation and address of each member oi
No. 60 to date. 1t will be submitted fol
correction at the meeting Of the Branch to
morrow evening, and every member is ex
pected to be present
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31

ee"eJs ~AA>"~A>S oe>>>-
Mr.. E. s. Throop had an overcoat
stolen from him yesterday.
The class of 1874, Chickering Insti-
tute, dined last night at the St. Nicholas
Christopher Feldman fell from the
oregon-street Bridge yesterday and broke
one Of his legs
In the Yancy-Porter bastardy case the
fury last evening returned verdict finding
the defendant not guilty.
The funeral of Mrs. Harry Baldwin
will take place tomorrow afternoon frOrt
the Unitarian Church, corner Of Eighth and
Plum streeh
In the United States Court, yesterday,
Fred. Address WAS sentenced to three
months in the County Jail, and $500 and
costs for Illicit distilling.
The committee appointed to secure, If
possible, the holding of the National Demo
cratic Convention in this city, will meet to-
night at the Burnet House.
Mr.. Scott Moore, travelling salesman
for Kleine, Timberman & Co., OF Third
street, this city, was stricken with paraly sis
st the depot at Liberty, Indiana, yesterday.
His right side is badly affected.
The Aquarium in the north wing of
the Exposition Building has just received
IN addition of new fish. They are of the
species known q the "Nest Building
otcklebacks," about three and one-half
inches long.
Mr.. Peter Rudolph Peff has resigned
Nm position in the Board Of Directors, and
also - Treasurer Of the College of Music.
Ex-Governor D. Cox was elected to fill
TIE vacancy in the Board, and Major A. T.
oeshorn Is acting Treasurer.
Benjamin Eukers, recently bar-ten.
Ger at the East End Garden, went to Rich.
nond, Indiana, a few days ago. to visit his
bsosher. Yesterday he went out hunting,
when the shotgun he was carrying was &C.
sidentally discharged, the entire load strik'
f.g him In the side. causing his death al
most instantly.
The Board of Aldermen held q called
meeting yesterday afternoon and passed
the ordinance to extend the Storrs q Se-
asmsville and the Walnut Hills Street
Railroads The resolution to authorize the
expenditure of $500 for counsel to defend
the Mayor in the suits brought against him
BY the variety sh0wmen, was lost
Mr.. @. B. Draunstein, well known In
social circles of the East End, and crockery
circles generally, was last night treated to
Q birthday celebration by . few of his
=. friends, who called at his home on Pike
, street. reminded him of the occasion Of his
.wenty-(?) birthday anniversary, and pro-
eesded to make themselves comfortable and
happy. The ladies furnished an elegant
supper. Sedensticker provided the music,
snd each guest brought share of the fun.
The occasion was none the less delightful
for being very quiet one, and it wasn't
near breakfast time when the last good
uight was said.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31

Messrs. Pearce, Kaighn & Co., dealers in
nj ems furnishing goods, No. 81 W Fourth
street. have commenced business under
very favorable auspices. They have ample
capital. an excellent location, and thor.
ough knowledge of the business. Theil
stock is not only large, but being entirely
new, one assure Of getting the latest as well
as the best. The firm is moreover made
up of courteous gentlemen a. we'll as thor
ough business men. .
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31

There was a novel lawsuit begun in
Bridgton, Me-, last week. A Denmark
man and his hound were running down 9
fox, in New Linington, when, as the
tired fox was crossing the road, . Bridg-
ton man got out of his sleigh, killed and
carried it away. The Denmark hunter
prosecuted the Bridgton man, but the
case was settled.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
Ohio Legislaturos
YEsTERpAY's sEssIoN.

National Associated Press 10 the Star.
COLUMBUS, Jan. H.-There was = very
hot discussion yesterday afternoon on the
adoption Of the report of the committee
appointed to inquire into the cost Of com.
piiing the records Of the soldiers OF the late
war. 1t 10 estimated that 1t will require
four clerks ten years to complete the same.
DR.. Scott of Warren. made some very
ironical remarks in regard to the official
acts of AdjutantGe General Nelly.
One Of the things criticised was placing
statuary In the four corners Of the yard.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
How TO Get Well.

Thousands OF pe. nns are constantly
troubled with combination of diseases.
Diseased kidneys and costive bowels are
their tormentors. They should know
that Kidney Wort acts on these or
gans at the same time, causing them to
throw off the poisons that have clogged
them, and so renewing the whole man.
Hundreds testify to this.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31

Frank Smith has something to say in our
advertising columns. If you want money
advanced on any article OF value, or desire
to purchase unredeemed pledges, call and
see him at the corner of Sixth and Vine
streets. e.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31

MiKord Spohn 10 announced to deliver
the opening address tomorrow afternoon
at Workmen's Hall. Subject, Resolved,
That the Democratic and Republican par
ties are incapable Of either . financial o.
industrial reform"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31

Female arrangements, rush Of blood to
the head, dizziness, and constipation of the
bowels prevented by using Maguire's Cum
durango Bittera
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31

"When wise men speak let the multitude
give ear" Use SELLERS Liver Pills" Sold
by all druggists.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31

To soothca disturbed FEELINGS brought on
by cold, and to cure coughs. Group and
hoarseness, take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price 35c. .-,...
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31

niTARRU Positive and permanent cure
M hAsish.f0r CaiarSh. Pleasant cOnsttu-
tonal and local treatment We guarantee q
u cure In every case. Address Drx KITZNIL-
LER Il KlTZMILLER, Piqua. Ohio
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
Nervous Exhaustion.

compound Oxygen" is especially valua.
BILE where, from any cause, there exists
great physical or nervous exhaustion. OuI
Treatise will tell you all about. 1t is mailed
free. Address Drs. Starkey 4 Palen, 1,l11
Girard street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
BITTERS.
Herbaline Bitters

60 TO KEEsHAN'S DRUG STORE,
corner Sixth and Walnut. and get sAottls
lof Heroaline Bitters, a medicine compound;
ed entirely from American mixed herbs
found in California, New Mexico and Arr
zona. They will restore your wife's health.
They will cure you. They will keep your
family healthy. They are certain cure
for Dyspepsia Habitual Costiveness, Fe-
male Complaints and Irregularities. Liver
Complaints Biliousness, Ecrofula, Kidney
and Bladder Affections Rheumatism, and
all Chronic Diseases. One dose cures Sick
Headache. Two doses cure ordinary Colds
and Coughs Try them. Remember the
name, eEHERBALINE BITTERs. -ea
Fifty thousand bottles sold In two montha
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31

Neuril cures Neuralgia insanity. New size 30.
Sold by John D. Park 4 Son. and all druggists
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Gov. Bishsp and Son An Right
Mention was made yesterday Of letter
subhshsd In The 6andusky Register from
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= NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 HEBKBY GIVEN THAT THE
qualified q Executrix Of Liszie q Woodward de-
ceased. FANNIE THOM,
CHAMPION 4 wn1lAns. Attoensga
January als4 1eoA -,
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BOOK TRADE
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MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

IsAr beside her mid the breath
OF soft and balmy June,
FINGERED near her still beneath
The cold, white winter moon.
Isought her in the summer shade,
Where droning beetles hum,
And yet that dear, delightful maid
Was always chewing gum.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-03-06
Law ". Jusaeo.

There 10 "a sheolute faot thAt every
body cannot b Q memboe Of the
,egi1latoee, me q every member Of
Tho l~glDlstueo capable 20 drStt laws
sh5eo Vlll UbogsNe With EQUAL jaottoe
ano equity 70 I'll oooteodM 6 psrtte..
10 txo,, there ~ 20 many lave TO b.
enocted upon, and tho time y so
shoft that It 70 impossible to make
every thiog 90 clear and jusf, that 4
does not sometimes require amend
ments or even abolishing 10 one Geo.
sion what hxs been enacted tho pro.
vious one.
For instance, tho attachment oct,
O. F.. article 10 up 70 2Ae. hae been
enacted 10 lo9e, ana re.euocee0 and
amended ok times up % data, and
always for tho benefit OF tho attach.
ING creditor and the cruelty end looo.
g % tho debtor. Il sppearS teae tho
leoQoeO 0e th1o ~ Wele uo9og tho
i0pG1o0lon thoe ~ leO4leoe 4 e0n.
es9ll1 . Good oad TIE ~, ed the
deetsr, u0t0l b 10 paid op 70 full,
u Q Ivins (sde dishonest SWjodtee; %
10 nay eologrop6 @ come uoDoeupu.
lou0 bQyQe % eako Tho hon cid
ootb q htD boot knoWlodGe aud b.
llei. and attach The dehtoe'e proper.
~, Whsehse ~ debt = d. ~ O
lesoDuls btho par dseeeg oees
l01ooo = ooooooQoo1k tDo. ~ q.
II Dnmn1oR11Y. ~ ~ 0AokDG1oR Il