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CITY COUNCIL.
PROCEEDINGS or THE SPECIAL MEETING OF SATURDAY


PROCEEDINGS OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF SATURDAY
NIGHT.
In accordance with n call, which had been issued
and signed by Messrs Kiersted, Runyan, sch@fTer
and Rule, special meeting of the City Council was
ports from the Committee on Public Landings and
improvements and to transact such other business
The following resolution in regard to the extension
of the power OF the Judge of the Police Court,
adopted:
Resolved, That our members in the Ohio State Sem
the passage the bill that passed this Council giving
he hspd f0f yuag9 the to to
Mr.. Kiersted, Chairman of Committee on Public
era system OF wharfage for the publ landing IN the
street and to provide for the appointment Of Wharf
Ieeiser and the election Of Wharf-master, and pre-
After the reading of the report, Council resolved
Itself into Committee of the Whole-Mr. Weasner
section.
:, The first section was read and adopted, when Mr..
Davis suggested that the ordinance should be printed
50 that the members could vote upon II understand
Mr.. Eggleston moved that the committee rise, and
report It back without alteration Adopted.
IN motion, the ordinance was ordered tob printed
ard made the special order for next Wednesday
ingii MI,
fR' dbs ssys lie ThSh @ gsptG to P
Western District be and is hereby instructed TO
Western Row and Mound to have the Sidewalks Te
paired where such repairs necessary, within ten
uNyb' Chse OF Noncompliance on Jn0 part OF ba1u
owners, the Commissioner shall take such legal steps
rs are necessary TO enforce tine same. Adopted.
A number of ordinances to grade and bowlder
streets, repair sidewalks, etc, read and passed
to their engrossment.
Mr.. Marsh introduced resolution requesting our
Senators to vote against the Police Bill of General
Dobmeyer.
Mr. Noble offered an amendment to this to the effect
that Mr. Eggleston be appointed q committee of one
to accompany the resolution to Columbus and present
the city in her proper light.
NJ Rule said he was In favor of the amendment of
Mr. Noble for nothing would be more likely to secure
the passage of the Police Bill.
motion was hero made to adjourn, and lost by
vote Of IL to l6.
Mr.. Weasner then moved to lay the whole matter
on the table.
After spirited dialogue between Mr. weasner and
Mr. Rule, another motion was made to adjourn, and
carried, -
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PRISON, JAIL AND HosPITAL.-In the City
Prison, at the close of the last week, there were
12l prisoners al of them females), against lis
the previous week. During the past week, AZ
prisoners were discharged.
In the County Jail, there were lunatics; 2fe-
males on bread and water; 20 on chain gang /;
A in main jail-9S in all, against ss the pre-
vious week.
At the Commercial Hospital, 2l persons were
admitted during the week; 20 discharged, 0
died and 2born. In the Hospital, last evening,
12O patients were under treatment, against 147
the previous week.
At the present time persons are suffering
from smallpox in the Pest-house.
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LAW REPORT.
COMMON PLEAS.

CONVICTED OF RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY Y-Isaac
Lands, alias Smith, and VIM. Landis, alias Smith,
indicted for grand larceny stood trial before Judge
Garter and jury charged with stealing 81 500 worth
Of lewelry, the property of Daniel Granbeck.
The prosecuting witness deposed that he employed
his store leaving him also in charge of his property
at night as witness slept over In Kentucky On Sat
urday night, the 1ltn of December last he (he wit
nes left the store at the usual hour crossed over to
Covington, and returned to his store, on Sycamore
every thing cleared out-about sixty watches, one
rails and tools He recovered abont $500 worth the
property; the entire worth about $1,000. II was
stated the parties opened jewerystore in Illinois
with these goods.
West at a former trial, was convicted of embez-
Zlement.1
The jury found the two present defendants guilty
Of receiving the stolen property and assessed the
value at 500.
Gaines and Kerr for the State; ]. f. Hoy for de-
fense
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MECHANICS INsTITUTE.-Members of the
Institute, the annual election of officers is again
near at hand, and it behooves you to look we'll at
the contending parties, and, judging by their
past actions, to judge of their relative and
separate merits. Through the judicious man
agement of the retiring Board of Directors, the
Institute is now entirely free from debt, SO that
nothing is now required but an active and en-
ergetic board, to guide the future career of the
Institute to a full accomplishment of the noble
purposes, for the performance of which it was
originated The qualities required to thus pro-
mote the best interests of the Institute, are
found in an eminent degree in the Independent
Ticket, all of whom are well known as untiring
friends of the Institute, and have been weighed
in the balance and found not wanting. Led by
the "pioneer of reform" it is q guarantee for
the maintenance Of that sound policy which the
Importance of the Institute demands. The
head of the ticket has not fattened out, neither
is he desrous of being a Life President, as
we'll as Life Member of the Institute; but, on
the contrary, he has been with difficulty pre-
vailed upon TO head the ticket, though, now he
has been placed at the head, every true friend
will acknowledge his fitness for the post. The
members of this ticket have been each and
every one chosen with special VI wv to their
known ability to direct the interests of our
Institute in the most advantageous and profit
able manner. None of them are wire-wOrkers,
none Of them self-nominated; for in all that is
required for good ticket, this is nnquestion-
ably superior to any that hes yet been nom
mated, and, as such, is deserving of the vote
of every true friend of the Institute. The time
is short, but there is much to be accomplished
and many and important interests to be pro.
tected and rescued.
Fellow members and friends of the Institute
join the standard of the Independents, and
cast your votes for the only true ticket, mex
Tuesday night. Independents, to the rescue
INDEPENDENT.
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FIRE on WESTERN Row.-About ten o'clock,
Saturday morning, fire broke out in a small
frame building, which was vacant, but had for
merly been occupied by William Davis, as
box factory, and which was located On Western
Row, near Twelfth street. Itwas the property
of Mr.. ClagstOne, who, we believe, resides in
ST. Louis, and was entirely destroyed. The
flames were communicated to a coal-yard,
which was upon one side of the tenement, and
a woodward upon the other, both of which
were damaged to some extent; but the entire
loss will not exceed $500 or $500.
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FALL OF HoUsE.-A small frame house,
evidently built upon the sand, situated at the
corner of Third street and the Miami Canal,
and occupied as an Office by Isaac Gravoson Il
Co., the proprictors of the Cincinnati Stone
Works, fell into the canal about noon Saturday,
distance of twenty-five or thirty feet, and
alighted roof downward. The Office was empty
at the time, and consequently tho accident was
Of less moment than it would otherwise have
been. The lato high water is snid to have been
the principal cause of the fall.
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Board of Commissioners passed orders, on Sat-
urday, amounting to 81, pa rs, of which $4O7 IA
was for maintaining inmates of the House of
Refuge during February 1882 ssand $685. So to
Moore, Wilstach, Keys & Co., for county courts
and officers.
Nine persons were discharged from Jail /:
Thomas Foley, g. Robinson, John First, Will
liam Wilson, James Ryan and Patrick Larkin,
for want Of means to pay fine and costs; Tho
mas Ryan, on payment of 500; d. Butler and
John Lahan, on payment of 80 so each.
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BURGLARY.-The house of man named
James, located at the base of Mount Adams,
was burglariouSly entered night before last,
and some male and female wearing apparel
stolen, together with some books, the whole
amounting to about $25 or $50. tits supposed
the scoundrels got into the house by climbing
to the roof with ladder and passing through
q trap door.
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-A young man, named
Henry Miller, attempted to destroy himself a
day or two ago, by taking laudanum. Love
looked into his eyes, and rosy lips let fall upon
his listening ear tender tale, and after he be-
lieved it, while reveling in o glowing dream of
future bliss, the lips curled up with scorn, and
very harsh became the voice he once had thought
so sweet; then life became a burden and woe,
and SO he thought to die were to be blest. He
succeeded not; but lives, to learn to suffer and
be strong.
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-A fellow
named Jacob Brasher, was arrested, yesterday,
in the act of passing twenty dollar counter
felt bill in exchange for couple of watches,
which he had bought at some store on Broad
way, near the Spencer House. He will have a
hearing this morning.
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ACCIDENT TO DEoK-HAND.-A deck-hand
on one Of the steamers at the wharf, on Sun
day last, fell into the hold of boat, which he
was assisting to load, and broke one of his
legs. He was taken to the Commercial Hos
pital, where his wounds were dressed and his
WANTS cared for.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE CoUETs.-A PROPOSE
tion to adjourn the several Courts Of this
county until the2Sth inst, with view to afford
the attorneys an opportunity to prepare cases
for the District Court, and to bring up the
arrears of Office business, was submitted to
meeting of the Bar on Saturday, as also was
resolution providing for an application to the
Judges of the several Courts to suspend bust
ness for the time named. The resolutions will
be presented to-day.
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SERIOUS FIGHT.-A serious fight occurred
yesterday afternoon, in which four men-two
of whom, James Gallagher and Robert McFall,
were arrcsted-fell upon and beat another,
whose name We could not learn, injuring him
quite severely. Those we have named will
have hearing before Judge Prudon this morn
ing, upon a charge of assault and battery with
intent to kill.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL man named Samuel
Garvin, a laborer at tho Landing, was seriously
burnt, in consequence of the breaking of a car
boy of vitriol, which he was carrying at the
time of the accident on his shoulder. Tho
liquid ran over his neck, face and breast, caus-
ing frightful and painful wound, which was
dressed at the Commercial Hospital, to which
the poor fellow was taken in an extremely ex-
hausted condition.
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FINALE OF THE VINE STREET SUICIDE
Emanuel Gerard, whose wife, on Friday night,
committed suicide by blowing her brains out,
is now, it is said, raving maniac. The heavy
handed Grief, which tore her life from his, and
transplanted it to bloom anew in the spirit-peo-
pied Land of the Hereafter, tears now his
Reason from her shining throne, and makes
her kingdom all bleak and barren waste.
Truly, "one woe treads upon another's HEELS"
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Mr.. TooHEY, the Clerk of the Probate Court,
issued seventy-nine marriage licenses during the
last week. The number of those misery -mul-
tiplying certificates seems to increase with the
growth of Spring. Does the perfumed breath
of the rosy footed maid make men and women
mad or does her vivifying influence make
them only courageous? May these, in the un-
rest of married life, never wish for the peace
of single blessedness.
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The RACE STREET MURDER.--Mary Simpson
alias Lavinia Long and Julia Burns-wifo of
Burns, the man condemned for the murder of
Michael Burke-charged, in connection with
Laurence Duncan, Peter Conklin and Charles
B. cassidy, with the murder of John Gilman,
which took place few nights ago, on Race
street, will have a hearing this morning before
the Police Court.
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SELLING THE PROPERTY OF ANoTHER.-A man
named George Hall, was arraigned before JUS
tice Getzendanner, on Saturday, charged, by
Mr.. Asa A. Flint, with selling tract of land
in Breckenridge County, Kentucky, worth
$4,000, for which he had no legal title. The
case has not yet been concluded.
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DIR. -AYER'S
LUNG AND THROAT
INSTITUTE,
No. 80 WEST FOURTH STREET

The following letter Is from one of our well known
merchants Whatever he indorses must be of sterling
value. 1t IL we'll worth reading:
CINCINNATI, February 10, 1882
About month ago called at Dr. Ayers "Throat
and Lung Insttute 80 West Fourth street, for treat
ment for Tonsilitis and Chronic Inflammation of the
Throat The tonsils and uvula (or palate) were so
much enlarged that there seemed to be but one course
to pursue, and that to cut them or this had
been told by other physicians, who had also candidy
told me they could not cure me. Dr. Aver made
careful examination and pronounced eXcison unnec-
essary and prescribed Medicated Inhalation and top
ica applications, with general treatment, and the re
suit is n PERFECT TRIUMPH The inflammation has
been allayed and the tOnsils and palate reduced to
their natural size and position. now have NO sore
or difficulty whatever of the throat, and FEEL
THAT AM NOW PERFECTLY WELL.
cordially commend DR.. Ayeras askillful and COM
petent physician in his speciality, and worthy of all
confidence His mode of treatment is rational pleas
ant, and certainly in my successful, and have
every TO believe the Doctor is equally
full in all other cases while have been under treat
ment at the Institute.
JOHN H. DETERS,
SO Fourth street hetMcen Vino and Walnut.
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LADIES' FAIR.-The ladies of the First Pres
byterian Church hold their annual fair and
supper, for mission purposes, in the basement
to their church, on Fourth street, on Thursday,
the 18th inst. The sale will commence at ten
o'clock in the morning, and supper at seven in
the evening. Tickets ST..
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Price One Cent.
DIED,

On Saturday morning, March Z, of scarlet fcver,
MARY ELizABETH, daughter Of Lewis and Elizabeth
Alexander, aged years, months and " days.
O'Clock. Friends Of the family requested TO at
tend the funeral from tho residence of her parents,
No 397 Race street, between Canal and Twelfth west
side.
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WE are under renewed obligations to the Ad-
ans Express Company for St. Louis papers in
advance of the mail.
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THE Shawk and Latta case will be continued
this morning, by the examination of the wit
nesses for the defense, before the United States
Court.
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TIE house on the corner of Fifth aud Plum
was catered day or two ago, and an over
coat with some valuable papers in the pockets
stolen therefrom.
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Departure of Trains.

CIYcINNATI, HAMILTON 4 DAYToN-6;OO A. M, $40
A, NJ, 430 p. M. $40 p. NJ, Hamilton Accommo-
dation.
CIScINSATI 4 ST: LoUIs-9:OO A. NJ, 4l5 2. M 1880
p. M, Louisville Express
INpIASAPOLIs CINCINNATI-6A A. M, 4:I5 P. NJ. 800
p. NJ, Chicago and Terro Haute Night Express.
CINcINNATI, MARIETTA a PARKERsBURG-From East
Front-Stroet Depot-630 A.: NJ, $3.50 p. NJ.
CINCINNATI, WILMINGTON Il ZAYEsvILLE-From East
Front-Street Depot-9 A. NJ, 4.l5 P. NJ.
CINCINNATI, RICHMOND & IEDLANAPOLIs-6:O0 A. M. E,
430 0P. M.
ANDERSON, KoKoMo & LoGANsPoRT-From Cincinnati,
Hamilton Dayton Depot-6:0O A. M.
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FOR SALE.

EN0R SALE-0r will be exchanged for an
n assortment of Dry Goods suitable for a Western
Country Store, FIVE excellent Building Lots in the
Western part of the city. SAMUEL A. SARGENT,
No. Apollo Buildings, corner Fifth and Walnut 328
EN0R SALE BAND-B0X MACHINE
n, Which has been run about one year. Inquire at
d. B. Jordans Paper-BoX Factory, South east corner
Fifth and Main streets. 32
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LOCAL NEWS.
Cincinnati, March 4, 1850.
Amusements This Evening.

NEW NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street
bier"
WOODS THEATER-Corner Sixth and Vine sts.-
"The Forty Thieves /" aladdin"
GREAT WESTERN MUSEUM-Corner Third and
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THANKS to American Express, for ST. Louis
papers in advance of the mail.
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BOARDING.

poARDING-Two or three Gentlemen can
AD secure pleasant Furnished Rooms with good
Board, in q private family, where there are a few
boarders, by applying ut No. l07 Longworth street.
between Elm and Plum. Terms moderate 2O2
BOARDING Two or three Gentlemen
Ne can he accommodated with day board at No 239
Race street. Reference required.
ROARDING.-AG Gentleman and his Wife
NE and four five Single Gentlemen can be accom-
modated with good rooms and boarding. on reasona-
Die terms, by applying at No. a. Vine street. 1877
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Bdy~ ERICSSON'S CALORIG EN-
CINE, the first and only one in the West,
propels our Lightning Hoe Press.
STEAM wAsl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Gs1- ADVERTISE IN THE VEVAY
Qnd( REYEILLE, an old and well established pa
Per, having large circulation. +. J. WALDO 4
co., puhlishers. 325
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CASH INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
No papers sent from or leave the Office till
paid for. Advertisements to be paid at time
of ordering.
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FRUIT TREES.

A PILES, PEARS, CHERRIES, PEACHES,
IN pricots, Plums, Ounces, Currants, Gooseber-
ries, Strawberries Plants Raspberres Blackberries
&C., &C., of the finest variety. Also Shade Trees
Silver Poplar large small Sizes for sale at Cheyiot
Garden Seed Store, No. 2l2 Sixth street. Address
EDMOND CRAIG, Cincinnati, o.
NICHOLAS BIRD, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
IN Office, No. Manchester Buildings, Southwest
corner Third and Sycamore Streets, CINCINNATI Ohio.
Y32
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
By Authority of the State of Ohio.
s. 8. COE, General Agent.

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
- THE MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Oh the hrst day Of January 1859 made to the Auditor
Of Ohio pursuant to the statute of that State enti
tled, An act TO regulate Insurance Companies not
Incorporated by the State of Ohio passed April s,
lst.-The name Of the Company is ''Manhattan Fire
1ll insnr9nee 9it Company" and is located in New
2d.Thc amount of Capital Stock s2oOoo 90
Tho Assets of the Company are as follows viz;
First-Cash on hand and in bank....,.... 5,3l2 20
Second-Cash in the hands and due from
ThirdIThe Company own no real estate
Fonrth-Tbo Bonds and Stoc Ks owned by
SS GjGmpaay ANY Hs per yOqehsrs %
per cent $4,000, worth ............,..,. 206o0
Fifth-Debts due the Company, secured
estate worth double tho amount for
which tho same is mortgaged rs per
vouchers aoe.1Smpany ing 800 $40 %
fsSiRaHfSti othsP sGr s ssg
Total Assets Of the Company .sS73,239 90
5th.-The Company owes no bank or other
6th.-No losses adjusted and due.
7th.-No losses adjusted and not due
Sth-Losses unad usted IS 700 o.
9th.-Losses in suspense waiting further
lOth-Unciaimed Dividends. 1000 GO
Total Liabilities. .............S 10000 m
llth.-The greptest amount insured in any one risk.
Sl5,l0O.
i2thThe greatest amount allowed by the rules to be
insured in any one city, town or village
l3th-The greatest amount allowed to be Insured In
any one block.
l4th.No part Of the capital earnings of the Com
pany are deposited in any other State, for any
purpose whatever.
l5thIThe Charter or Act Of Incorporation, of said
Company-March Sd, 1921.
State Of New York, &c
County of New York. SS' r.
William P. Palmer, President, and Andrew ].
Smith, Secretary, of the Manhattan Fire Insurance
Company, being severaly sworn depose and say that
the foregoing Is full true and statement of
the affairs of the said Company that the said insuT
ance Company is the bona fde owner of at least One
Hundred Thousand Dollars of actual cash capital in
vested in stock and Bonds, or in Mortgage on Real
Estate, worth double the amount for which the same
is mortgaged that the above described Investments
any part thereof madc for the benefit of any
individual exercising authority in the management
Of Of said Company, either as President, Secretary,
above described have not been assigned, nor in any
manner released or impaired by said Company; and
that they the above described officers Of said In
surance Company.
(Signed) ANDREW J. SMITH, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn before. me, this 18th day of
329 Commissioner of Deeds, 70 Wall street
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