Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

creation for wise purpose, and we can
not destroy them without suffering. This
/ saliva is necessary for our health, and we
cannot. therefore, divert it from its proper
! functions with impunity.
( TRANSFERRED YESTERDAY follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders office on yesterday: iieV
James ]. Breslford and wife to Charles
Davis, May 10Th, tract of land in Perry
township, for 1926.
William A. Gill to Frederick A. w Miller,
June 10th, lot No. 20 of VIM. A. Gilrs
northern fourth addition to the city of Co.
lumbus, for $500.
Sarah A. Stage, guardian to Leonard
Schneider, June 10th, lot No. 8 of Stages
subdivision of lands in the city of Colum-
bus, for $50 81.
B. F. Stage, ct al. to Lonard Schneider,
lot No. 8 of Stages subdivision of lands in
the city of Columbus, for $3l9 80.
Patrick Finegan and wife to Mathew
Brophy, April 1st, part OF lots Nos. SO and
81 in Robert Neil's addition to the city of
Columbus, for $3.50. stsf H-
ONO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY The
Twenty Fourth Annual Commencement of
the Ohio Wesleyan University, at Della
ware, will be held on the 25th of June
The examinations begin on the 18th. On
Sunday, the 21st, President Merrick will
preach the Baccalaureate sermon, Rev. B.
F. Cocker will deliver the annual mission
ary address, and Rev. Isaac Newton the
annual sermon. On the 22d, the anniver-
sary of the Methodist Historical Society
will be held. On the 23d, Rev. G. L. Tay-
lor, of Brooklyn, New York, will read a
poem, and Rev. r. S. Foster address the
Literary Societies. On the oath, the Alum
nj will hold their annual meeting, and be
addressed by Hon. w. H. Sange, of Mays
vile, Kentucky. The University has sew
enty-six students in the Preparatory, one
hundred and twenty-four in the Scientific,
and two hundred and twenty-nine in the
College Department. The graduating class
numbers thirty-seven members.
SINGERS FESTIVAL AT CHCAGo-HALE
FARE BY C. c. & 1. G. r. R.-Tickets to
Chicago and re turn for those attending the
Annual Festival of the societies composing
the Northwestern Senger -Bund, will be
placed on sale at the office of the Colum-
bus, Chicago and Indiana Central Railway
Company, in this city, on Monday, June
18th. the return ticket being good till July
1st. These tickets will be sold at one full
fare, Sll.45. This Festival, which is year.
ly increasing in interest and attraction to
all lovers of music, especially those among
our German population, is this year expect
ed to exceed in brilliance and enthusiasm
all preceding ones. Large delegations from
New York, Washington and other Eastern
cities are expected to pass through Colum-
bus en- route, and quite a number are ex-
pected to 60 from here. The Festival will
begin, Wednesday, June 18th, and continue
through the week. Suitable preparations
are being made by the railroad company to
carry all who desire to go. The meeting
of last year was held at Indianapolis, and
was in all respects great success.
/ RETURNED TO THE CIrY.-After some
what heightened absence from the city
visiting the various fashionable watering.
I places-alias benzine shops-along the line
of the canal, probably, Mr.. John Blizzard
and lady made their appearance in the
Mayors Office yesterday, charged with be
ing drunk and disorderly. We rather
+ thought that Sister Blizzard looked hal {
after her trip-as though it had not agreed
with her-but that might have been caused
by the amount of benzine she histed aftel
reaching the city, We are glad that thi.
eminent couple have returned here to re.
main during the dull months of summer
for they are good for an item every thirty
days, sure. The Mayor sent Sister Biz
zard to the county Jail for thirty days, ant
committed her lord and master to the city
prison in default of payment OF $5 fine.
IMPORTANT BOUNTY CIRcULAR.-It il
stated that the Secretary of the Treasury
has issued circular instructions establish.
/ ing regulations for the issuing and paying
of duplicate bounty checks. The owner o
lost must at once notify the Assistan
Treasurer upon whom it is drawn
to stop payment. He must sent
| affidavits to the Paymaster General or th,
| Paymaster who issued the check, setting
| forth the circumstances of the loss, anC
that it was not endorsed In blank or tt
bearer. He must also file a bond, form
of which is furnished by the Paymaster
who issue checks.
To HoUsEKEEPERs.-Those of our read
ers who are in want of first class work
men to repair or varnish broken or defacet
| furniture, or to have cane seat furnitur
renewed, or to have anything done in th
line of upholstery, in prompt and entire
ly satisfactory manner, are referred to tn,
advertisement in another column OF Messrs
Sayne & Deving. They are. excellen
workmen, and pay prompt attention to th,
orders of their patrons.
CITY BOARD OF EQUALIZATIoN.-Tht
City Board of Equalization met again at
o'clock yesterday morning, and continued
their examination of the returns made by
the Ward Assessors. The Board is max.
ing a very thorough examination of the
matters within their province --.-ve-
AN ERRoR.-There was slight error o.
$1O,OOO,OOO in the footing of totals of the
table published by us yesterday morning
1t read $50 ,716." 1t should read "s1O,.
1916" A trifiing error, but still neces.
sary to be corrected.