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After. the DeIuSe What?

LAFAYETTE, IND, July 29.-The heavy
rains of the last few weeks have materi-
ally injured the crops OF all kinds, and
the storms of last night and night before
put everything completely under water.
All along the valley from here to Vim
cennes the damage is reported very
great. On the Wea plains, where the
heavieet wheat crop foryears was raised,
it IS said TO be sprouting in the shocks
so badly that unless we have clear
weather at once it will not be worth
threshing.
GOsPORT, INDIANA, July 29.-The ter
rible storms Of last highland night be-
fore did great damage in this locality.
The accident on the New Albany. and
Louisville road was caused by wash
out. Crops of all kinds are greatly in
jured.
VEvAY, IND, July 29.-The heavy
rains were followed Tuesday night by
the most fearful tornado ever known.
Buildings were unroofed, trees telled,
and crops leveled to the ground. The
storm spent its fury in a narrow strip
extending through the country dis
tanoe of about eleven miles in length.
Iowa CITY, July 29.-The rain has
lasted two days. 1t found the hay har-
tcbb VVCA uHA VAC oAh Aui vOot uOb Ut.
gun. The oats have fallen down with
the weight of the water, but no damage
is done.
VINCENNEs, July 29.-The heavy rains
have raised the Wabash so high that it
has in many places overfiowed the banks,
causing great damage to crops and other
property. The wheat and hay in many
places are almost total loss. 1t is esti-
mated that over million and q half
bushels OF corn In the bottoms have been
destroyed.
LAwRENCEBURG, IND, July 29,-Great
damage is reported from all directions
by the recent storms. The railroads
were damaged in many places but are
being promptly repaired. The bridge
on the White Water Valley road be.
tween Beeson's Crossing and Cambridge
City was carried away and passengers
are transferred at that point.
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: LATEST LOCAL.

FIFTY. SIX prisoners at the County
Jail.
PRESIDENT HOLLOWAY, of the Cham
ber of Commerce, knows what this
weather is like, and why.
THERE is to be quite a lively time
among the lovers Of 'ferpsichore tonight
at the pavilion of Prices Hill inclined
plane. A moonlight hop is on hand.
''PEDRo' is still in iull blast among
the tobacco men on Front street, the
favorite in the pools being a certain gen.
tlemen in Burnside Whiskers and check
pantaloons.
A VALUABLE black enameled double
case lady's gold watch, number 81, ,750,
made by l.. Raymond, Switzerland, was
stolen from Mrs. e. Tidbalps residence
at Paramount. last night.
THE proprietor of the Queen City Laun.
dry says that his laundry wasn't the
laundry from which the halt dozen shirts
were stolen, on Tuesday. This is for
tunate for the proprietor Of the Queen
City Laundry.
SIXTH STREET is improving. 1t has
another Chinese laundry, of which the
gentlemanly proprietor is Long Hop,
brethren further up the street Hop Long
and lively to keep ale the washee.
lsoBINsoN LIGHT INFANTRY was duly
organized last night, and officers regl.
lafiy sworn In. Sixty-two members now
answer to toe roll-call. The. company,
Which is to be known as Company u, OF
the State Militia, expects to be In tull
H9lIeE@ before l0ng.
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LAST EDITION.
BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL CIRCLES.
Facts and Figures About the Recent
Failures.
ALL QUIET Up TO 2 O'CLOCK

NEW YORK, July 29.-J. B. Ford g. Co.,
in a card published this afternoon, deny
that their failure is in any way attribu-
ted to falling off in the sales of MIR.
Beecher's books since the trial. They
say their business has been depressed
since the panic Of 1873, and that this,
with the arrangement Of their spring
trade by the recent fire in the bindery, is
what caused their present embarrass-
ment.
1t is stated that Duncan, Sherman Il
Co. had S700, 600 tied up in the Mobile Il
Ohio railroad, besides very considera.
BILE sum in the Selma q Gulf road.
The stock market opened and cOntin.
ued steady to-day, and at 1880 gold was
quoted 1125s.
NEW YORK, July 29.-There is nothing
new in financial circles at the opening of
business this morning. The suspension
Of the Warehouse Company did not pro.
duce any marked effect, and was really
of so little account as to barely elicit in
quiries as to its causes.
The IA lure of Martin G.. Bum & Co.,
telegraphed last night by the Associated
Press, occurred Monday, and, with its
causes, was noticed in these dispatches.
The embarrassment Of the publishing
house OF j. b. Ford u Co. cause various
comments. They are Mr.. Beecher's pub
fishers, and large part of their revenue
comes from the publication OF his writ
ings.
1t is asserted that since the commence
ment of the great trial the sales of all
these books have completely stopped.
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Capital Doings.
Arrest of fAvery-Calling i'm Fifteen
millions OF fFive-TWcnties.

Arrest of fAvery-Calling i'm Fifteen
Millions OF Five-TWcnties.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 29.-The
District Attorney has received certi-
fed copy OF the indictment found by the
grand jury of the District Court at St.
Louis, July 81, against W. o. Avery,
Chief Clerk OF the Revenue Department,
with request for his arrest. as also q
warrant for his arrest, returnab!e at the
present term'of Court. Avery was ar
rested, and Judge Humphreys fixed the
bail for his appearance at St. Louis at
5000, which was given.
Major q. d. Comstock has been de-
tailed by the War Department to watch
the work of Captain Eads in deepening
the mouth of the Mississippi.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has is
sued call for the redemption OF $14, ,S97,-
200 of five-twenty bonds of 1852, OF which
$14, ,S30, $50 are coupon bonds, and $66, $50
register bonds. These include all
the bonds issued under TIE act of Feb
ruary %, 1862, not heretofore calledin tor
redemption.
The Syndicate has the option till No.
vember 18th to take the remaining forty
eight millions and half OF the 5'per cent.
loan under the Retunding act.
deneral Bfannan repOfCS seven ueatn6
since the yesterdays report, from yellow
fever, at-Barrancas.
The Chief of the Secret Service, has
been engaged month in discovering the
four men engaged in counter:eiting trade
dollars at New York. Quantities of this
coin have been disposed of at regular
banking-houses without suspicion. The
alloy so nearly resembles. silver that it
can only be detected by the smell. The
ring can not be distinguished from that
of genuine silver.
The Delano muddle Is still as uncer-
tain as ever. 1t is asserted by some that
he has been requested to resign, and By
others that he has not.
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Gun.6lHg-Houses Pulled.


Lieutenant Snelbaker this afternoon,
assisted by officers Friische, Kinney,
Roel, McGinn, Quinn, McCarty, Jones
and Bollman, made raid on number
of the gambling-houses of the city.
They arrested the following parties
John j. Bailey and Charles Taylor, at
200 Third street; E. Lowry, at the gam.
bling mouse on Sixth street, between
Plum and Central avenue; Geo. Hodges,
on Sixth street, near Sycamore; George
Fry (colored), J. IL. Cutter and Henry
Gerke, at house on Public Landing.
They were taken to the Third-street
Station, where O number of them gave
bail. Several parties were also taken in
and will be retained as witnesses.
The charge of exhibiting gaming de-
vices was put opposite the names Of the
parties arrested.
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Excavating Apparatus Company" Of
Washington, d. o., asking the names
and addresses Of all our city vault
cleaners be sent to them. The Health
Onicer was instructed to forward all
such names. ug s.
Upon motion, the bids with regard to
the furnishing of medicine to the out
door poor was taken up by wards, upon
the established basis OF 30 per cent dis
count from regular prices. ri
First ward-All bids rejected.
Second ward-J. ). Thompson & Co.,
30 per cent, awarded. =
Third ward-Rejected
Fourth ward-No bids.
Fifth ward-C. A. Wilson, SO 2-3 per
cent, awarded. RS.
Sixth ward-o. A. Helman, SO 2-3 per
cent, awarded.
Seventh ward-Rejected.
Eighth ward-Rejected.
Ninth ward-J. Keshan, IS per cent,
awarded.
Tenth ward--Awarded at 33 1.8 per
cent.
Eleventh ward-No bids.
Twelfth ward-Rejected.
Thirteenth ward-No bids. LIZ
Fourteenth ward-Rejected.
Fifteenth Ward-Rejected.
iXteenth waNl-Rejected. .'9s-l
Seventeenth ward-K. b. Ashfield, sa
1-3 per cent, awarded.
Eighteenth ward--J. Greyer, 80 per
cent, awarded.
Nineteenth ward-J.. Rupert, 80 per
cent, awarded. NJ
Twentieth ward-P. ReinIein, 40 per
cent, awarded.
Twenty-tirst ward-Rejected.
Twenty-second ward-H. Wrede, 80
1-3 per cent, awarded. "a
Twenty-third ward-P. g. Fratz, 80 IA
per cent, awarded.
After little miscellaneous business
the Board adjourned to meet next Tues
day at 8 O'Clock z. M.
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Sunday ts for Stock Men, Too.

The following order to the Superin-
teudent of Police was issued to-day by
Mayor Johnston:
MAYORS OFFICE, July 20, 1875.
Colonel Snelbaker,
superintendent of Police:
Frequent complaints having been made
at this office Of the driving of stock OF
various kinds through the city, and of
weighing and trading in same, on what
is commonly known as Sunday, or the
seventh day OF the week, and as said
traffic is contrary to the laws and ordi.
nances, you are hereby ordered to see to
the dlscontinuance of the same, except
Of 10 A. II. ON SUNDAYS. Should any any con- con.
trngency arise rendering 1t essential to
deyiate from this order, permit must
be obtained from the Mayor.
tn q. w. g. JOHNSTON.
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The Cat Flo,rer Premiums.

The following are the donations for the
cut flower premiums at the Exposition.
The commissioners, it will be recol-
ected, decided to solicit subscriptions
for fund for premiums for
display OF cut flowers in the Horticul-
tural Department, aud to name one OF
the premiums for the hotel Civ.
ing the largest sum: Gibson House,
$3.50; Grand Hotel, 500; Burnet
House, 500; HUNTS Hotel, $1O0
Calf House, $50; Lewis Schultz, S25; st.
Nicholas, $50; Indiana House, 500; Jno.
Shillito Il Co., $50; Crawford
House, $25; Walnut.street House, $25;
Gin. Consolidated st. Il. w. Co., 500;
A. Z. Burkhard &. Co., $25; Adams Ex-
press Company, $50; Cincinnati Gas
Light and Coke Company, 500; W. H.
Andrews, $50; ]. f. Elliott, S25; Jas. r.
PEBBLES Sons. 1925; NJ. Halstead Il Co., s25.
Total, $1,175.
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s. II. s. WEST and others, to-day, sub
mitted suit before Judge Matson
against Robert Mitchell and others, Tor
damages incurred through the condem-
nation of his property for the opening oil
Mitchell avenue. The jury returned q
verdict assessing the damages at vi, 00O,
being 500 Tor the lot and $245 for the
building.
In q former addition of to-day we men,
toned the larceny of a gold watch, taken
last night from the residence OF Mrs.
Tibbols, at Fairmount. The property
was returned this afternoon by former
servant of the house, who had been in
formed that detective had been placed
on the track OF. the thief. The thief will
not be prosecuted.
CAPTAIN HUDSON this morning ar
rested A. s. Davis, one of the men who
made their escape IRON Jim and Charles
saloon on the night that the gamblers
were pulled. The charge of exhibiting
gaming devices was placed against his
name on the slate at Ninth-street Sta
ton. Davis gave bail for his appearance
in the Police Court tomorrow.
BEVERLEY MosELY, a colored man 25
years old, was lodged at the Ninth-street
Station to-day on the charge of petit lar
ceny. He is said to have stolen lot of
clothes from washerwoman on Seventh
street, between Plum and Central av-
enue. The articles were afterward found
on Plum street above Ninth, on DR..
Meyers porch. Moran and Sewers
were the arresting officers.
j. MOLIQUE, an express driver resid-
ing on the northwest corner of Elm and
Canal, was thrown from his wagon
about half.past two o'clock this alter
noon, and sustained severe injuiie les
about the side and shoulders. The horses
attached to his wagon became frightened
at some object and started at a furious
rate down Court street, and when they
neared Vine the accident happened.
JOHN JONES and John Maley, two
thieves respectively fifteen and sixteen
years old, are locked up In the Ninth
street Station on the charge of burglary.
officers Conway and Boileau yesterday
caught them in the act OF burglarizing
dry goods store on Fifth street, near
Plum, and gave chase. The lads threw
q lot OF fjewelry on the floor and then ran
to Ninth and Sycamore, where they were
captured. Judge Ltndeman will inves-
tigate their cases tomorrow morning be-
fore his tribunal.
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The Msameso,a Republicans.

ST. PAUL, MINI, july 29.-The Re-
publican Convention yesterday nomina-
ted the following ticket: For Governor,
John s. Pillsbury; for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, James b. Weaktield; for Secreta-
ry Of State, John S. Irgens; for State
Auditor, o. T. Whitcomb, present in
cumbent; tor State Treasurer, William
Pfaender; for Attorney General, Gener-
al George P. Wilson, present incumbent;
for Clerk of Supreme, Court, Samuel FL.
Nichols; for Railroad Commissioner,
Charles A. Gilman.
The financial plank in the platform
adopted is as follows: son the prom
inent questions Of the day we tavor the
policy of finance which shall steadily
keep in view return to specie pay
ments." 5T
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FLASHES.

Frank D. Shermerhorn is appointed
Surveyor OF Customs at Quincy, Ill.
Connecticut sustained a slight shock
from earthquake yesterday morning.
The Tobacco Exchange Banking Com.
pany, OF Louisville, suspended yester-
day.
The President has ordered the cons oil.
datiOn of the First and Second Internal
Revenue Districts Of Pennsylvania.
A fire at McGregor, Ia, destroyed
property worth fifteen to twenty thou
sand dollars. Insurance about half.
William Campbell, brakeman on the
Vandalia line, was killed by falling from
a coal train at Knightsville, Ind, yester-
day.
Curtis Leeoh was struck by a floating
tree, and killed while attempting to
swim the river at Liberty, Ind, yester-
day. u.
News is received at Springfield, Mis-
souri,, of the assassination of Ross, Chief
of the Cherokee nation, but is not cred-
tied.
Rev. Mr.. Hudson. a Presbyterian Min
lister, was yesterday thrown from car
riage at Watsontown, Penn, and had his
back broken.
The unknown man killed at the stone-
quarry west OF Columbus, on Monday,
proves to be Merritt Mclaughlin, Of
Cedarvilles Ind. f,t n y
Rev. James O'Kean, pastor Of st. An.
drew's Catholic Church in Little Rock,
died very suddenly Tuesday night, from
an attack of asthma. ~ ~
In fight, yesterday, at Danville, KY,
betweentwo boys named Richard Ham,
tlton and Phll. Mason, the latter had his
throat cut. Mason was colored. sl
The officers OF the Secret Service have
arrested in New York four counterfeit
ers for making and passing counterfeit
trade dollars, gold fve-dollar pieces, sill.
yer half-dollars, etc.
Judge Love, of Keokuk, Iowa, of the
United States District Court, accepts
the Professorship in the University Law
School, vacated by Judge Cole, Of the
State Supreme Bench.
Little Porter Beatty was accidentally
drowned at Nashville yesterday after
noon, while taking ride in a canoe at
the upper wharf with three other little
boys, who made their escape.
The Fall River manufacturers have
declined to call meeting to meet the
delegates OF the operatives, the delegates
being composed Of outside parties. Each
treasurer or agent is willing to consult
with his own operatives.
At the meeting of the German Teach.
ers' Association in Toledo, Mark Wheil-
ling, Of Milwaukee, was elected Presi.
dent. The Convention will continue
Thursday and Friday, and on Saturday
the entire body will visit Put-in-Bay Is
lands.
The following delegates were appointed
last night in New York to attend the
Convention at Cincinnati, October 20, to
confer about measures tc restore specie
payments and to correct the evils oil the
National Revenue system: f. X. Thur
ber, Lloyd Aspinwall, A. d. Babcock, H.
L. Earle, Geo. W. Clarke, Fred. A.
Conkling, George w. Sistare, Parker
Hardy, d. H. Landon, S. M. Frey,
Algernon 8. Sullivan. A.. A.
Law, VIM. H. Wiley, G. A. Merwip,
Thos. w. Evans, Percy Peyne, John F.
Henry, William II. Kirkland, Chas. A.
Dana, Franklin Eason Myer, H. Myer,
Clarkson N. Potter, John T. Agnew, 9.
Delamater and John Seligman.
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.b0Se-f
NEW YORK, July 29.-Base-ball yester-
day, Athletics ii, Mutuals Q.
/, PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-Yesterday af-
ternoon, Philadelphias 4, Chicagos 0.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, July 29.-Yester-
day, New Hayens 7, St. Louis Browns 8.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, July 29.-The Oc-
cidentais, Of Little Rock, and the Hot
Waters, of Hot Springs, played their
second game for the championship OF the
State yesterday evening. The Occi.
dentals were second time victorious,
beating their opponents by score oil 81
to 10.
WASHINGTON, G. H., July pa game
of baseball was played here yesterday
vile, and the Acmes, of this place, re-
sulting In a score OF 20 to 9 in favor of the
AcmeS.
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YELLOW Fevea'-Levee Bouds.

NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-Pensacola
advices state that Lieut.. Ingalls, died
last night, and that there have been
nineteen deaths in Barancas out Of sixty
four cases.
The Supreme Court yesterday declared
that the acts under which the bonds
known as the $4,000,000 and S3,000,0O0
levee. issues were made are constitu-
tional.
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The Races.

SARATOGA, July 29.-The Flash stakes
for two-year oIds was won by Faultless.
Time, 40 seconds. War Dance second.
The cup race resulted in dead heat
with Pfeakness and Sprlngbok, with
Grimsted third. -Time, 1864, the fastest
on record. Dt
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Accidents,

MARSHALL, ILL.,, July 29.-Albert Pike,
who accidentally shot himself III the arm
while preparing to go hunting, died from
the effects Of the wound.
MONTPELIER. IND. July 29.--A four
teen-year old son of r. A. Smith, Esq,
was drowned near Solamonac while at
tempting to ford the river.
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LOST.

n OsT-COW--At Newport, KY, on July 22d; !;
~ tcolor was amixture Of red and yellow, with
! @brk stripe on head; horns similar to Texas
eeN Ihformatlon as 70 her whereabouts, II
~ at ADAM SCHWEITZERS saloon, i2T
e9enoyth street. Newpork Kys will be paid
: c ----.--, N#so~
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The Adjourned Meeting of the Health
Board,

An adjourned meeting OF the Board of
Health was held,in the room of the Board,
No. 5City Building, at half past nine
O'clock, A. NJ. Mayor Johnston in the
chair with all members present. A COM
muniostion was read nom the '"Nationsl
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Scooped -A0asa.

TRENTON, N. j., July 29-The Trenton
Banking. Company, Of this city, loses
failure. This company lost sl5o,o@ 81
jay Cooke k.Qo. I'M.
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N7ANTED-TO BORROW-$4,5Uo for three
w years, secured by first mortgage on farm
Of sixty acres, adjoining the City Of Richmond,
win pay 10 per cent. interest annually. Title
perfect. Address Lock-box 1424, Richmond,
INDIANA. jyS8-3t
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VNTANTED-TO GIVE PRESENTS - The
w Centennial Tea Company distributes over
ono hundred dollars worth Of different valua-
bIe presents in one day with Tea. Come, see,
Hud be convinced. Stores 204 West Sixth sts
snd 90 East Pearl (Lower Market). jy28-6t
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AWANIED BUY YOUR HATS OF
MARTIN, at AZ w. Fifth st. jyl5-tf

VKTANTED-WHAT- variety of Illusions
w always on hand. for the stage, parlor or
pocket, at the Western Magical Repository.
Country orders promptly filled. Send stamp
for catalogues. /. FISHER, 8SO Eastern av-
enne, Cincinnati, o. jy24-*
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WANTED TRADES.

NTANTED ED-PAINTING-C. f. Lauten-
wv schlaeger, house and sign painter, works
for small PROFITS. Try him. No. II W. Sixth
street, Covington, KY. ap5-4mo
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VNTANIED-TO RENT OR BUY--A coun-
w try place, of IL to 10 acres, well located
and convenient to railroad and church. House
and Outbuildings must be in good order. Send
full particulars as to house, grounds, outbuiid-
imgs, fruits, neighborhood, &c. Address, for
one week, ]. II. s., Lock-box o, Cincinnati, o.
[jy17-tf,2twl
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CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
} wv frst-class Sewing Machines IN order TO
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, 230 Walnut
street, first floor. je26-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

vN NANTED-sITUA ATION--By young man
wv in some first-class business house; good
references Address q. w. NJ, Commercial
Office. jy2S-3t
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till this morning to open the case for the
defense.
One of the wives of Lee insisted on
seeing him, and upon refusal assaulted
the jailer, and was lodged in the jail
therefor
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mf71n WANTED-SHOES W your SHOES
Univ at POTTERS, No. 100 West Fifth
street. jyM-1Qt
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NTANTED-ALLTH Contemplate pro-
I. w curing homes in tine suburbs Of the city
70 call upon the undersigned, who will take
bteasure i'll tai King sucn ont, free of expense, to
the Linwood Land Company's subdivisions, OF
nearly 100 acres, at Linwood, one OF the most
Miami Railroad, but -, seyen miles
ffom the corner Of Fourth and
Wasnpt streets. This Company's second sub.
diyisi N contains the most desirable building
kites ever offered for sale, as a subdivision, in
this Vicinity. Streets will be graded and grav
eled, and shade trees set out In front Of each
bt, al free OF expense TO purchasers; prices
low; payments easy. JOHN j. HOOKER,
heIy. Office n. e. cor Fourth and Walnut sts
( tjyl0- lots, ,M&Th1
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fVNTANTED = THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
7 w That KELLY'S Photograph Gallery, No.
removed to 1913 West Firth street, Cincinnati,
Ohio. ap5-4mo