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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-08
Local Personal.

Mr.. Chas. 8. Cowie will be married carly
in June to Miss Donally.
Mr.. H. H. Carroll, of the "Independent," !"
New York, is at the Gibson House.
Mr.. Henry Bit&er, q STAR carrier, wa,
presented this morning with girl baby by
his wife.
Miss Mary johnson and Mr.. VIM. John
son will be married next Wednesday even
ing at Christie Chapel
Mrs. Frank Overbecke, of Woodward and
Pendleton streets. celebrates her twenty
fourth birthday to-day.
Mr.. J. M. Keber, proprietor Of the Keber
House, Sycamore street, had a new boy
baby TO register at the hotel yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph Hilgefort the tenor of the
Arion MennerchOr, is to become a bene-
dict on June 9th. Tho bride is Miss M.
Rolner.
Mr.. Henry Kreimberg, of Ninth and
Main, and Miss M. Nipper, of Hunt and
Spring streets, are about to join hands in
marriage.
Parker Dickson, Assistant District At
torney, returned from Columbus last
night, where he has been engaged in pre-
pairing for the June Grand Jury.
Mr.. Mcdonald, Of Walnut Hills and
Miss Molie Edwards, Of West Fourth, will
be married in Covington on Wednesday at
the residence of the latter's parents.
Mayor Baxter, of Louisville, accom-.
panied by r. T. Scowden, City Engineer;
and Emil BOurlier, Clerk of the Fire De-
partment are in the city.
Mr.. Theodore Thomas has engaged pass.
age for Europe and will sail the Wednes.
day after our Musical Festival closes. H.
proposes to pay long visit to Wagner, the
great German composer.
The marriage of Mr. George A. Keller, Of
Colerain avenue, and Miss Laura Brenne-
man, OF Decatur, ILL.,, is announced to take
place at the residence Of MI. and Mrs D..
w. Brenneman, in that city, on Tuesday
evening, the 18th inst.
The wedding of Mr.. H. Joering and Miss
Mary Overbecke Is announced to take place
at st. Paups Church at an early date. Miss
Overbecke is the leading alto of st. Pauls
choir, and MIR. Joering Is an active member
of the Arion M@nnerchor.
A charming reception was given last
evening to the Rev. and Mrs H. w. Nc.
knight, from Easton, Penn, the new pas.
.or Of the English Lutheran congregation,
of Cincinnati, at the residence of Mr.. John
Manss, No. 126 Laurel street.
The young ladies Of the Clark Institute
gave another entertainment at Triniry
Church last evening. Miss Florence Xiii.
martin delivered q pretty salutatory, after
hich a Verv fine prOpramme WAC ron
dered. At the cl Sc of the exercises DR.. B.
Williams was presented with q basket o
flowers by Miss Carrie Winall in behalf OF
her class This being the night for tn.
award of the Clark Institute Cup. Dr.. Davi,
at once announced that the gentl> men had
won the cup.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-08
Ths Cincinnati southern Time Card.


The Southern Railroad will inaugurate
tomorrow evening the running OF its
night trains to Chattanooga, notwithstand-
ing runors tu the contrary. The schedule
is as follows Leave Cincinnati at 7:15 p.
m. arrive at Chattanooga at 7:3O a. M;
leave Chattanooga at 8:05 p. m, arrive at
Cincinnati at 8 a. m. Elegant Pullman
sleepers, built expressly for this road, will
be attached to these trains.
The Cincinnati Southern had arranged
to place its night trains on the road a week
earlier and to run in close connection with
the Western & Atlantic, Of Georgia, whose
sleepers were to have been run without
break to the breakfast station on the Gin
cinnati Southern. After the Western q
Atlantic time card had been issued to the
employees of that road orders were received
from Louisville to withdraw it and to sub
stitute another schedule calculated to make
it impossible to permit Cincinnati South.
ern trains reaching here in the morning in
time to connect with outgoing morning
trains.
The Louisville & Nashville management
can not, without violating the terms of
their lease of the Western q Atlantic Road,
discriminate directly against the Cincin-
natl Southern, but they may, and in fact
have so changed the hours Of arrivals at
Atlanta as to seriously embarrass the
Southern in making its connections
here with other roads. AC @sarian opera
ton may be perhaps requisite to bring the
Louisville management to its senses, but ii
it is, it will doubtless be resorted to in due
time. ,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-08
THE GAL1ows
On Which George Price Will Hang May Gst

On Whioh George Price Will Hang May 28th.
Since April 30th, 1867, thirteen years ago. when
the three murderers Of James Hughes, name,y
George Goetz Sam Case ana Alex. Augus, were
executed. Cincinnati has not had q hanging.
There will be one. however, OIL the 8lh of this
month. ii the Governor does not pardon George
Price, the muroerer OF Willie Black.
The unpl asant duty Of hang ng Price devolves
upon Sheriff George Weber. mat gentleman has
just returned from Indianapolis to examine some
scaiolds that have been recently and frequently
used there.
He found none. however, to suit him, and has
decided To- remodel the gallOwsalhat was used
here last. The structure will remain mostly an 1t
now H. 1t consists OF four strong posts, Oh which
the platform rests and to which q stairway leads
The trap-doOr and the machinery will be talpen
There will be TWO half doors, the openings being
uuder the place whence the murderer will drop
The doors ON beng opened by tine, touch of a
spring on the platform will swing to the sides and
there be caught and held firmly. Above the plat
form . the scaff0ld proper, consisting of two
strong upright post and cross-pIece, to which
the rope is TO be attached.
This rope is now being made in Columbus es-
pecially for this purpose. The scaffOld was taken
OUT into the jail-yard to-day for inspection, and
next week the Court house carpenters will 20 to
work at remodeling the structure 1t will bu put
up back of the big smoke stack.
Awnings will be stretched oD both sides of the
scaffOld TO prevent the populace OH bUtn North
and South Courtstreets from witnessing the terri-
BILE sight Sheriff Weber will allow only AM ali
number Of people. among them the press 10 re
the hanging. I So + ~
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Death Of Mr.. Elwell.

Rev. Frederick Elwell, pastor Of St.
Johns Episcopal Church, Dayton, KY.
died at his residence in that city at five
minutes after 8 o'clock yesterday after
noon at the advanced age Of seventy nine
years.
He was born in England, near the city
of London, and was raised In the church to
which he was devoted and in the service of
which he fell. He has been resident Of
Cincinnati and vicinity for about seven
teen years. having previous to that time
resided in the South, where he came from
England.
He had many warm friends in and out
of the Church, the members of his congre-
cation being as fondly attached TO him as
children to loving father. The weakness
of advancing years in no way lessened his
zeal in the work to which he had devoted
his long life, and he was just as regular at
all the hours for service during the last few
months az in previous years.
In fact his frequently expressed wish was
that he might have strength to work as
long as he lived. And as if in response to his
prayer he literally "died in the harness, =
for the death stroke that ended his life fell
upon him while he stood at the altar with
the wine in bis h nds, uttering the words
prescribed for administering the "Holy
Sacrament of the Lords Supper" ~
His death was as tranquil as bis life
From Sunday till yesterday afternoon be
lay without pain, sometimes reviving lit
tie, then growing weaker, but able nearly
all the time to recognize his friends and
occasionally to say pleasant things to those
who surrounded his bedside, and leave
messages for those who were absent. Truly,
"thc end was peace"
Funeral from St Johns P. E. Church
Dayton KY, Sunday, 9th inst, at 2:30 p. M
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-08
The Holland. .Du6y-Aus Casa.

The celebrated Holland-Aug-Duffy shoot
ing case was called in the Police Court this
morning Holland and Duffy were in
Court but Aug failed to put in an APPEAR
ance. rt.-f Ia, ...-f.I
Judge Wilson asked Prosecutor Murphy
what was to be done with the case. Il
don't know, II Your Honor please, !" replied
Murphy, hesitatingly. II understand that
they lave fixed the case up and that it is
TO be dismissed"
DO you want the case dismissedr' asked
the Judge.
well. no. not on my own responsible
ity l don't" replied Murphy.
We'll, what ds.you want done with the
cassr queried the Judge. getting angry
Murphy appeared perplexed and not
over-anxi0us TO push the case to trial.
The Judge got Disguised aud said ''NOw
this case has got to be tried, continue 1t
until next Saturday. / don't want any
more fooling about tat all. Holland and
Duty, come back here a.week from to-day"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-08
Leading to Scientific Invesa
cation and an Attempt to
Check its Increase.
The Wonderful Properties d
Horehound and Tar, and
How to Properly
Use Them.
Facts Of Importance fm
All Regarding a New
Discovery.

The mortality statistics Of this country shsw ~ -
far the greatest proportion Of deaths arise from Co
sumption, or disease Of similar nature. But aside
from the fatality which attends them the incoavn.
iences and suffering which the hrst stages hx.g
make It necessary to take prompt measures for rslf
Undoubtedly the greatest remedy Of modern times ~
curing lung and throat complaints is HALE'5 HoNMR
OF HoREHoUND AND TAR, which 10 accomplishisg
such wonderful results and attracting much sss.p
ton. This great remedy, besides conts.nins -
properties which its name indicates, possesses Ao
other Ingredients all specially designed for lung ~
throat troubles. This combination is the result 4
long and careful experiment. and 1t can be safely
serted that when taken In time IL will cure In svsJ
case. The frat stages Of Consumption can not b
trhed with. They are the advance guard Of . mes
devastating army, and must be checked at once q
life is desirable. It does not help matters to say it b
only q little eold which will be soon. Il win
NOT be ever soon unless promptly stopped. Frsa
the thousands who have been completely cured y
HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR, many
effective testimonials could be given il required, bsI
the truth that II cures all pulmonary troubles b -
thoroughly established that additional evidences
required It Is sold in two sizes, at 80 cents and q
per bottle, and can be obtained Of all druggists.
Q. N. CRITTENToN, Prop'r, NEW YORK. ~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-08
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
Variety shows-L N. Railroad Light
Standing Committees, Etc.

Standing Committees, Etc.
The regular session of the Board oi
Councilmen was held yesterday afternoon.
A resolution was adopted requiring the
City Solicitor to take such steps as may be
necessary to recover from the Little Miami
Railroad Company all sums paid by the
City for lighting the track of said Company
within the city limits
The communication of the Mayor In re
gard to variety shows, published in yester'
day's starr was read. The Committee on
Rules and Regulations, to which the ordi
nance had been referred, rel orted, recon-
mending its passage. On motion, the mat
ter was laid over for two weeks.
The President announced the following
Standing Committees for 1880 and 1881:
Finance-Thompson Fitzgerald, Egglestou
Stevens and Bauer.
Board Of Public Works-Legner, Riley, Becker
streets-Engeitc, Doll. Connolly. Kuhl ant
Pfeister
sewerage-Ray. Gleason, Bruckman, winkle
and Carrigan.
Claims-Cox (Beni). Clark, Milllgan, Finle,
Law and Contracts Hildebrandt Carr. Co,
(Benj.) Milligan and Fitzgerald
Police and Prisons-Schi iader. Kuhl, Zenner
Clark and Connolly.
Fire Department Hughes Finley, Dodsworth
Kn0wener and Zenner.
Mght-voigh. Stevens, Stowe. Mahoney and
Schrader
Markets-Pfeister, Clark. Abbihl, Baker and
FOrbis
Public Landing = wiethoff, Stacy, schrader
Russell and Cox George b.
Avenues Roads and Canals-Bruckman. rels
Gleason, Doll and Legner.
Water-worss-Cox (Geo. By shiels. Becker
Stacy and DodswOrth.
Public Institutions Millisan. Arnold
EDgelke and Russell
Common Dodsworth, Finley. Becker
Baker and Arnold.
Public Buildings and ofices-Goettle, Legner
DeCOurcey. Ray and Schwier.
Healtn-DeCourcey, Hughes. Carrigan, Waite
and Engelke.
Paris-Fels, Mahoney, Voight. Thompson ant
Kuhl
Uniyesity-walter. Eggleston. DeCourcey Co,
Geo. B. and Stacy.
Electons-Connolly Dalton. Ray. Cox (Benj
and Gleason.
Steam Rsilroads-stowe, Hiloebrant Arnold
Bauer and Forbis
Street Railroads-Abbihl. Gramp, Dalton, Fell
and Carr
Condemnation and vacation-Winkler. Heekin
Knowener, {, ,hwier and Mahoney.
Graoes-Gramp, Baker, Riley, Goethe ant
Shiels.
New City Eall-schwier. Russell, Pfeister, Riley
and Hughes.
Military Affairs-Forbea, Carr gan. Knowener
Dalton and AbbinL
Legislatioaa,1,Eggleston, Goethe. Fitzgerald
A1nex.iion-DOll, zenner, welthon, Heekin
C!y Property-stevens, Gramp. Carr. Thompson
and Winkler.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-08
AEWPORE.

AEWPOKE.
All qriet to the extreme end of both lines
Tim Shannon was arrested last evening charged
with passing counterfeit money.
The STAR was'at premium last evening, and
the supply was ny no ways equal to the demand.
Mr.. Z. B. williams, formerly of the Lexington
Dispatch is here i'll the interest OF the CovingtOn
Commonwealth.
Thermometer at sOo IN the shade at 10 O'Clock
this morn ng. but twas away up in the hundreds
at last evening"
Prof. Frank Smith has returned from Bethel, O.
and will resume his class In vocal culture this
evening at the Christian Church.
Officer M, Connolly returned last evening from
his trip to Chattanooga He brought variety OF
rare plants from the sunny South.
Bishop Wiley will preach tomorrow morning a,
II O'Clock al Grace M L. Church, and in the eve.
ming Rev. J. H. Vincent. DID,. will offciate.
Rev, J. Stafford, of Wisconsin, will preach To-
morrow morning ut the Christian Church. and in
the evening the pastor, Rev. Mr. Fowle, will ON
ciate.
A foot race is being arranged to shortly take
place between John c. SchrOL and Ben. Rasl,
the distance to be one hundred yards. Betfin& h
two to one on the other fellow. se'S'
Clint Butts, Jr., has been appointed dor And
goat tax Collector, and will enter upon the dis
charge of his duties Monday. Clint will dispatci
every dog and goat In town that he cannot collec
dollar f0r. M ..
Never In the history Of Newport were yscau
houses ~ scarce as ut present There are NOT ,
dozeu available houses to be had at any U{ce
Parties IN Cincinnati are offering premiums 4,
high as SO to get house
The sacrament OF the Lords Supper will Be I'd
mnistered tomorrow morning at tho Columbil
Street Presbyterian Church. In the evening Rev.
VIM. Haw, Of Prescott City, Wisconsin, delegatct 4
the N. Y. Conferences. will preach Of the Chtttch
A prominent artist Of Cincinnati has nearl,
completed full length portrait OF our well knowf
and ancient citizen, Richard T. Steele. The paint
ing is intended for exhibition at the coming Gin
cinnau Exposition, and IL said 70 be valued n
&3v00
Mn. witridge, Mrs. Won Host and Mrn Runion
| OF Cincinnati, all prominent and we'll known
workers In the cause Of Temperance. will address
the temperance meeting at Smalley's Hall to
morrow evening. A special invitation is extended
| 70 the Clergy. f
Rev. G. W. Miller, D. D., OF the Kentucky Con
ference now stationed at Frankfort. and repre-
sentative Of the NJ. E. Church South at the Con
vention, will preach at Taylr-street NJ E. Churct
tomorrow morning. and Bishop Mcintyre viii
preach at the same church In the evening.
Capt Bill Air says the bet Of 500 was not OF
who will be next Sheriff, but on another little Il
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-08

to the New Testament, yet passes
by on the other side of the street,
when men need help and sympathy is
an infdel. He is orthodox for the outside
of the bible. but in6del for the inside:
Those who despise their fellowmen and
keep aloof from them are absolutely inf
dels, and the men who do this under q
Government like our own are piteously in
fidelA."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-08
BEECHER On BOB.
Colonel Ingersol Considered At q Ply.
mouth Prayer.meeting.
s.s,ou.l Associated Press to the star.

BRooKLYr, May 8-"Robert lngersoll, !"
eaid Mr.. Beecher at the Pl, mouth prayer
meeting last evening, ''is not saint, but
there is not man on the continent to
whom he would not give his hand.
There Is not man on the continent, I
S1ppose, TO whom he would not give his
hand after putting it in his pocket and fill
ing It with silver. ! am not personally &C
quainted with him but suppose this to
b bis disposition, and yet he kicks over
the New Testament and the whole Bible
HE sneers ut the ministers and unjustly
criticises them, but his whole nature couples
him with his beings, and this marks
him a. Chris ian, and in that respect, and
that's main respect. he is charged Will,
infdslity. Isay that the man who holds
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-08
Republican Club

The Young Mems Republican Club mSt
at Eschenbrenner's Hall last evening and
elected the following officers:
President-V. J. Fagin.
Vice Presidents-W. A. Cotter, W. n.
Jones, J. H. Hart George Ehrnhardt, By
ron Whiteman.
Treasurer-Dr. ]. H. RendigA
Secretary--G. w. Baker.
Assistant Secrstariss-Fred. Eggsnhorst,
w. Pritchard. '7 ~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-08

JACK SHEPPARD is locked up at Hammond
street Station on the charge of peddling without
license. 1t seems Jack went to the Mayor this
morning and asked for charity license. which
was refused. Jack left vowing he would peddle
without one, and did 10. Hence the arrest
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-08

CHAs. DIETERs. while coupling cars at J.V
Lewis o works on East Sixth street tn 3 morning
was thrown down between the cars The Wheeil
passed over his left foot partially seveng the t0en
which Dr. Dunlap afterwards amputated. Dieters
was then sent To his home, No 20 W. Mulberry
street
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-08

A. F. PAYNE, residing on Glenway avenue In
storrs Township, was robbed yesterday of t1lQ
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-08

The notion department at Parks has
some very pretty novelties, which our lady
patrons should see.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-08
CHINA READY TO FIGHT.

RonK May S-The railway extending
Up torhe Crater Of Mt. Vesuvius has been
inspected BY the Government EngineerA
II has been pronounced to be safe, and 1t
Hiu y. Immediately opened for travel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06

2S3 per cent. in the imports and 10 ne,
cent IN tho exports. figures like these af.
tofd the most satisfactory proof Possible thnt
the business OF England is now in healthy
progressive state. The progress extends 10
all departments of business. An ANALYSIS of
tne trade returns for September shows that
hngland's nearest neighbors, the mn.
lions OF western Europe, ae her lens,
progressive customers, The mos,
conspicuous increases in the demand for cot.
ton fabrics, for instance, are TO be found
against such countries as British India, Tur
Key, Egypt, Colombia, the United States of
North America, foreign West Indies, Chill
ana brazil, while nations like France, Ger.
many, Holland ard Italy are either tkinp no
more than they did year ago or are actual,
~ taking less. To great extent t. O same.
hoids good of the export of iron and steel,
although the augmented demand for pig-iron
Is y rather more general than for some of the
nner descriptions. The demand for railroad
IRON has fallen of grevously almost every
where, except from the United states and
one or two of he colonies In linen goods
the general statement holds good. Western
Europe still buys less, and but for the heay
Ter purchases Oft United States and Canada
this branch of business would show a reduced
total. Throughout the list, the purchases Of
the United States are unusually large.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06
MISUNDERSTANDING.

The lithographing establishment and book
oindery of Miles Strickland, Galveston is
one Of the largest and most complete in the
State. it is the only bindery in Texas that
over got diploma for blank book manulac-
turing. Strickland is the pioneer book binder
in the Southern country, and he has added
to bis Office all the late improvements and
machinery, until now it is without an equal
In the whole South. Els prices are as low
and his work as substantial as can be- found
III the best Offices in the Eastern cities. Send
Tor circulars and prices. Orders promptly
filed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06
MONEY AND TRADE NOsEs.

gMr. Jewett, the president of the Erie rail
BY, is said to believe that the earnings O,
n company next year will approximate
q 100000. Nearly half Of oil the Erie
bck issued is in London.
srhe earnings of the Burlington & Cedar
|pids railway company during the third
Fix in October were SAP 52S, against S34,.
y last year. Comparative increase, S7,66S.
% earnings of the Missouri, Kansas &
fas road during the third week in October
Dc $4,000, against S93,4l9 last wear.
enFsrative increase, Sll9.
Business of the Pennsylvania railroad
,opany on its lines east of Pittsburg and
ID for September shows an increase in
rs earnings of $31l,015, and in expenses
E6,744. Increase for nine months, 1880,
I78S,404, and in expenses S3,0O5. 2O7
|hes west of points named show surplus
hr liabilities Of 81, 086, 23l. gain of ST.
1897.
lrhe total imports into the United States
the eight months ending August 81, were
Follows:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06

take notice, The process of manufacture
ava peculiar style Of tobacco represcnt,d in
our 2ur Vanity Fair, Niger Head and Bulls
EYE brands, invented by Us several ears AGO.
ana secured by letters patent, are now being
'auIaleo by INSCRIPTIONS manufacturers
any person or persons selling or otferinf for
SAFE limitations possessing the Flake Cut, ne.
euNsr IN our brands will be restrained or
prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
n WINS, KMBALL Il Co.,
FeerIefs Tobscco Works. Rochester. n Y