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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-26

ATB. MlNrZ's % THIRD AvENUB. BETWEEN
N Twenile N and Twenty nrst street. the utmost value
paid IN cash Tor caston Clothing, Carpets, Jewelry
not By post punctualy attended TO by Mr.. or Mrs Min1
At HARRIS NBw ESTABLISHMENT, l,I73
IA Broadway, near Twenty ighth street. ladies' and
gentlemen receive the highest value for their ca 4
OF Wearing Apparel Gail or address as above. Broad
prices paid.
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I p. rHAvER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
=. "Wednesday, January n, at iok O'Clock purniMre
ola large private residencc7 octave Rose wood Piano,
me P9rlor suts Centre Tables Mirrors Brussels and
oher carpe W Maid Walnut Bedsiesds, Dressfna Bq-
reaus COttt9e suits Tables Chairs feather Beds. PHI
lows n hest hair and other Mattresses Kitchen Furni
tufe, &c. Particulars mofning Of sale.
MoRTGAGE sALR.-DAILY A HARTMAN, AUc-
du nopeerS salesroorn Is Third avenue opposite
Cooper fnsitute-wl sell this day, st i0X o'chckA NJ,
he nxuresand Furniturt Of the lager beer saloon and
lodge Rooms consisting d handsoae Cour ter Back ar
GasseS Cloc1A chairs Decks Tables, Bsgatelie Table
Oilcoth, carpets, Gas Pxtures Window Shades kc No
la Delaney street., In lots sale positive. BY order
EDWARD GRIM. Attorney for Nort1sxee,
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SrEAM POWER To LEr.-ROOMS 50XlOO FEET AND
- smaller ground floor; steady power; well lighted,
warmed ana elevator. JOHN McLAREN.
Third and Grand streets Hoboken, N. J..
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

SMALL PIECE or CITY PROPERTY WILL BE
n akeu In exchange for the Good VIII, Lease and
elegant Fixtures Of ea Estate, Insurance and Coal
Business long established and favoraby known VIII
add II Ibis Is unusuai opportunity
obtain nrst business will bear he closest
tgation meaning business would DO well to apply
at once, between and II A. NJ
MORRIS B. BAER, 900 Sixth avenue
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

100 EAST THIkTY-sECOND STREET, NEAR LEE
lOL ington avenue.-Large. furnished Rooms, soueh-
ern exposure, for housekeeping - per week Bedroom
81 week.
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THE NEW PROGRAMME AT BARNUM'a
NOVELTIES WITHOUT NUxBERi
THE GRAND TOURNAMENTS or THE
MIDDLE ACES REPRODUCED IN
THE GREAT EETROPOLISt
KNIGHTS IN ARNOR
LORDS tADIE5 SQUlRES, PAGESi
KALEIDOSCOPE OF BEWILDERING BEAUTY
TO BE REPEATED
IN ADDITION TO kEGULAR PERFORMANCE,
IN ADDITION TO REGULAR Perform ANCE.
IN ADDITION TO REGULAR PERFORMANCE.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVRM
INGS or THIS WEEK ONLY.
GRAND TRoTrING CARNIVAL THIS CUEsDAH
ONE NILE AND TRdEsPa nLir. TO SADDLE.
EIGHT ENTRIES
including several of the noted roers Of the city
TO THE PUBLIC
The Grand Tournament Scene the regular Semi
weekly Trotting Carnival announced above IN AN
DIlION TO THE ENDLESS ATTRACTIONS contained
In the various departments The hafprce admssioa
gives one hour and half for viewing the manifold wo2
ders Of the. Menagerie ana Museum, with THREA
HOURS for witnessing the daring eQucstranism Of the
brave and beautiful young ladies upon their English
thoroughbreda Doors open at and $50 Perforn4
at 2 80
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Central.

A THESE ELEGANT DWELLINGS WILL BE SOLD
"a. exceedingly low to prompt buyers:-N West
aud IS and 10 57tn street; ~ West 18th No East
No. West s3i; 10 and ~ West SD Firth Nos
~ TO- 49, Ga 675 746 7sl and s59 on Central Park.
With stable n. B-Some decided bargains
v X STEVENSON. Jr., IL Pine St and 81 East 18th st
FINE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE, HIGH
"A s,oop House, Thirty. street Fifth avenue.
$2ao0O; Madison avenue, 10000; will exchange for
small house tenement.
VIM N. PoOLRY, L2oo Broadway
NCAPs DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS OF PROPERTY
M Circulars catalogues and every kind OF Printing
adapted real estate dealers promptly carefully aud
cheapy done ~ the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ES
TABLIShMENr, in the Herald Building.
CACRIFICE.-FOuR STORY BROWN STONE FLAT,
- Eighty eighth street. Lexington avenue 81 800
only 5000 cash required Call qlc y AT Tenth
and Little Twelfth street. H. y. DENOk.
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East Side.

A THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING AND LOT
~ On Lewis street, Eighth street. sale price
- 800 terms easy. G. A. NISSAN, No. . Pine street,
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AMUsEMENTs.


a KEhLooo GRAND ENGLISH OPERA
This TGEsbAYj EVENING, January %; .'''''
NJ %IL1S, Sss$t sIi Il Wallace. ''A''
s2 4 81 % 4'sA
SPa the
rHuRsD1s sRsrs59x 4V 81 MUSIC
FRIDAY, January s9-Firs time In New York in Eng
Opera.
GRAND kThHfFE2 SoIE EAItSE a7s SATURDAY
Seats can now be secured Academy Of Music 7ol and
" Circle SOC, Reserved seats, Family Circle H.
See circulars at music stores and Academy Of Music
W Proprietor and Manager. MI. LESTER wALLCK
ELEVENTH WEEK
xs o. b 5fs SSnEBs SyeGfGa6 e
EVERY xIeHTT 1 HN T'' sA aRPssbF MATINEE
THE SHAUGHRAUN
list TO nth PERFORMANCE
Nj. MONTAGUE Mr.. GILBERT, Mcssra BECKETT.
Hssaame. bY1s LEwfs Fos1si sq BGak sErToS
Carriages ordered Ter u "a Seats secured four weeks
In advance.
Mrs. T. B. CoNWAY,s BROOKLYN THRATRE.
M AoSD1x JA duknr ans S gni gSther notice.
mB'Tssy camP SsRs splendid play of
WOODS MUSEUM WOODS
TIC r s4eat ssodams HEk xasna F F6
sHsfPARD AFLoAT ANb AAssHoaE.
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J. BLEECKER SON WHITE WILL SELL AT
n. auction Tuesday February 3 at IL NJ, at Ex-
Oh anse sacsroom, under direction of John T. Shirley.
street n s., ~ of West lot 22xlOl6 Maps
particulars Auctonecrs Office NO. 80 Pine street,
New York
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A UCrION SALE.-MAGNlFICENT
~ Household Furniture,
TO be sold THIS tTUESDAN MORNING,
commencing at lJn o'clock,

at the elegant five story brown stone
residence l20 West sd st, 9th
Magnificent rosewood Etageres, lace Curtains, Mir
ror ~ octave rich rosewood Pianoorte made by f. O.
Lghte Coz latest styles lnlad Psrlor suits covered in
SATIN, brocatcl &C.. naid Centre Tables Cabinets Jar
dinieres Bronzes, OIL Paintings &c. Chamber suits in
solid walnut Dressing Case, Bedsteads spring and hair
Ladys secretary, Library fable, Turkish Suit and
Chairs dining Buffet, Extension Table, solid wal
nut; Chairs. China Dinner ana Tea Sets Lounges hail
Stand, &C. also basement and ser wants Furniture
h. Z. MCCONNELL & Co., Auctoneers.
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BARGAIN-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, FOR
~ improved unimproved property IN this city or
Brooklyn, three story snd basement brick House AL
the modern in OF the best locations in
Brooklyn. Also three acres Of and IN the Twenty
fourth ward OF this city for sale; high ground and
healthy B. II. SEALEY. 81 Liberty street. New York
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SALES AT AUCTION.


A UCTION NOTICE.-OvER $4,000 WORTH, Ls0C
"A lots, Of elegant Household Furniture, contents q
day, commencing at lJx O'clock viz TX octave rose
wood Pianoforte, elegant Parlor and Bedroom Suits
Mirrors Oil Painting Lace Curtains Bookcases Ward
robes sprin. and hair Mattresses Lounges Clocks &C.
dining room basement and kitchen Furniture.
HENRY ZINN. Auctioncer.
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TO LET Fon BUSINESS PURPOSES.

NEW HOTEL TO LET-FIRSr CLASS FAMILY
~ house, Just completed, at stamford. Conn.,, great
L. G. HUBERT, Jr., 81 Liberty street.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

THEArRE CONTOUR
i 81 BROADwAYa
'o'A ENfifiRE new of ito,'s0s ff0pr's''1
sketch,
sKIBBEEAH, IsIsKIBRERAB
Mr. JOHN WILD X HARRIGAN and HARH
Miss ALICE BENNETT. I Mr. II KERNEI,I.
Mr.. JOHN QUEEN, B Miss LULU DEIMAY
Mr.. JAMES BRADLEY. B Miss KITTY OiNKfL
Mr.. VIM CARTER 4 Mr. CHAS WHITE
Mr.. 4. RYAN, II THE BYRNS
Mr.. CHAS. NORRIS and the entire Frouna
Mr.. Ii. RICHMOND, II every pixht In the
new Irish Sketch.
THE SKiBBEAH.
Maunees Wednesday and Saturday
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-17

Hombourg, Baden-Baden. Here are pal
aces OF the peculiar cream colored stone,
found only on the Continent, broad roads,
sparkling fountains, with long rows of
carriages waiting for their owners, the
soldiers of the place watching at every
point, and the people seated in the shade
Of the brilliant cafe, smoking cigars and
drinking coffee. The bursts of music at
tracts to the casino, a large and highly
ornamented building, with classic exte-
rior, and imposing entrance, broad high
hall, with floors like glass and an air of
somewhat pretentious gentility. Here
is found handsome concert-room, full
of people, an orchestra OF sixty perform
ers playing. A card introduces the vis-
itor freely thence into the two larger
rooms. There were four tables, each
about the size of very large billiard
table. coverd with green--two dedicated
to roulette and two to cards. There was
crowd around them all, intense and
quiet. The men seemed to prefer the
game with cards, the women the hazard
Of the wheel.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-17

The London News of a recent date
contained lengthy description OF the
private madhouses of France, particu.
larly of those located in Paris. Inc wri-
ter says that it is not the interest OF the
madhouse doctor to hire intelligent SER
wants who by gentle treatmeht might
help to cure the patients, and whose hon.
esty might revolt at seeing man un.
justly confined; he must have ignorant
and brutal churls who will obey him
blindly, and who will keep good order in
the house by such summary modes as
knocking down rebellious lunatic, and
then performing knee dance ON his
body till he iaints from pain and breath
lessness. In all this the madhouse doc.
tor is pretty sure of impunity, tor the
relatives of a patient are in most cases
only too anxious to hear Of his death.
Patients whom their relatives love, and
want to See cured, the madhouse doctor
objects to keep long, for they cause him
too much trouble, and at the first signs
of reviving reason he is generally the
hrst to recommend removal and change
of air,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-17

The stewart of the Giovanni, lost off
Highland Light with all on board but
one, has arrived in town, and has a sad
story of destitution to tell. The vessel,
which left Palermo, December 70, 1874,
met with heavy weather all the way over;
and, in one heavy storm. lost the mizzen
top-mast and several sails, and hence
was ill-titted to meet the terrible storm
experienced off Cape Cod. On the day
of the wreckth vessel seems to have
become unmanageable; and an hour be-
fore the Giovanni struck the captain told
mis- men there was no hope except by in
dividual effort. The gale was SO terrible
that, when the vessel struck, it was i'm
possible to launch the boats, or even to
remain for an instant Oh deck. About
two hours alter the crash, the stewart
and carpenter cast adrift a plank, and
were carried on towards the shore, a ter
rife turf raging. Three times did the
stewart lose his hold on the plank; but,
although the carpenter went down in the
seething waves before his sight, the
plucky sailor held on nobly, and was
dashed finally on the beach, where he
was cared for by people on the watch.
The poor fellow was thoroughly be-
numbed, and unable to speak for several
hours after being rescued. Several of
his fingers were badly frozen, and he will
be likely to remember through life his
perilous experience. After being cared
Tor, he was sent to the care of the Italian
Consul in this city, who will look after
the mans welfare, and send him back to
his home in Italy.-Boston Globe.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-17
THE Trustees of the Cincinnati South

The Trustees of the Cincinnati South
ern railroad yesterday awarded the con-
tract for completing Kings Mountain
tunnel to Boyle & Roach; also the con-
struction of Section SO, Division D, to j.
S. Wolfe Il Co.; Sections II, 13, % and "a,
Division q, to M. Lynch & Brother; Sec
tions 16, II, 1S, 10, 20 and q, Division G,
to Henry Stewart g. Co.; and Sections IA,
10 and %, Division G, to Ryan Brady.
ARCHIE COLLINS, charged with. exhib-
iting game of faro at 161 Race street.
and who was arrested by Officer Weavel
in the act oil dealing game, appeared in
the Police Court this morning and plead
guilty. The Judge sentenced him to
ten days Work-house and fine of 500.
The execution of the sentence, however,
was suspended for ten days to allow
Moses Wilson, attorney for Collins, to
take the case to the Court of Common
Pleas.
BIDS. for furnishing 100000 bushels of
coal tor Longvlew Asylum were opened
at the office Of the Eagle Insurance Com
pany yesterday. The successful bidders
were Messrs. A. Buchanan q Co., who
agreed to deliver the above amount OF
second pool Youghiogeny coal at the
asylum for twelve cents per bushel. The
cents. This is the cheapest coal Of that
quality ever sold to a public institution,
and indicates value of only about seven
cents per bushel atloat.
The Temperance Fair Committee met
at Y. NJ. Z. A. Hall yesterday afternoon.
Very encouraging reports were received
from the different points, and the Fair
seems certain OF success. The ladies OF
LOckland and Wyoming will furnish ana
attend the tables one day, and the ladies
of Oxford and CoyingtOn each another.
A letter was read from HOlf Schuyler
COliax saying that he could not be pres
ent to speak, as every night until May is
engaged for lectures.
THE Y. NJ. NJ. l.. A. gives an entertain
ment at Pixies on Thursday evening for
the benefit of the library. The DaVen-
port Club will play "The Hunchback," !"
with the following cast: Master Walter,
Mr. Sherwood; Sir Thomas Clifford, Mr..
Blnn; Lord Tinsel, Mr.. Williams; Mo-
dus, Mr.. Pape; Fathom, Mr.. Churchill;
Master Wiliord. MIR. MattoX; Master
Hartwell, Mr.. Murphy; Gaylove, Mr..
Quick; Thomas, Mr.. Stevens; Stephen,
Mr.. Fennessy; Williams, Mr.. Jenkins;
del; Helen, Miss Donnally.
WIN. WATSON, from Detroit, ana Alex
ander Stephens, from Buffalo, were ar
rested yesterday by Lieutenant Kelley
and officer Hannahan, at the l. a. Z.
depot, as two confidence men. This
morning the two We're arraigned in the
Police Court on charge of obtaining S13
from an Indiana farmer, named VIM.
Coulton, by the old trick game of request
ing nm to advance the $l3 on an inita-
ton $50 gold piece. The Judge sentenced
them to thirty days Work-house and q
fine of 500 each. Coulton took posses
sion of his money and went his way re-
iOlcing.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-17
-
The Weekly Star.

This weeks WEEKLY STAR, now ready,
contains leading editorials on Criticism
OF Dr.. Barth0low on Physical Degener-
acy, A Crushing Blow Aimed at the
Marriage Relations, The Pacific Central
Rascality, Senator Booth, The Year OF
Jubilee, Two independent Senators, &C.,
Congressional and Legislative Matters,
Correspondence, Progress of the Tilton-
Beecher Trial, -.atters of Local Interest,
large amount of interesting News
Items, Odds and Ends, Humorous, Cos
sip, Personals, Latest News by Tele-
graph, Poetry, several short and inter-
esting stories, Religious Intelligence,
numerous short spicy editorial.rpara-
graphs, historical sketches, "Gatherings
for Grangers," A full Financial and Mar
ket Report, together with large amount
of interesting agricultural, Literary and
Scientific Reading.
Price 4 cents, In wrappers, ready for
mailing.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-17

Colonel Forney gives very graphic
account OF the new gambling resort OF
Europe. 1t is in the domain of Manaco,
which, he says, is on peninsula, and
not larger than Fairmount Park, or the
District of Columbia. The population
OF this ancient miniature monarchy is
about 1000, the army is composed of sixty
men, rank and file, whose uniform is ex-
ceedingly pretty. This domain has q
singuiarly exquisite suburb called Monte
Carlo, now passed over on long lease
to the expelled emperors Of the roulette
and card table, formerly the high priests
of these dangerous temptations at the
German watering-plaoes = W!esshaden,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-17

WOODS THEATER.-Tne Wallace Sis
ters are giving very attractive perform.
ances at this house. Their play, "Min-
nie's Luck" drew another tull audience
last evening.
The piece is interspersed with some
vely elegant songs and dances which
are charmingly executed by these
talented young actresses. We have al
ways heretofore had a holy horror of clog
dancing until we saw Minnie and Maud
perform their graceful feats, and our
prejudice was transformed into feeling
of admiration and pleasure. The same
bill will be presented again this even
ing,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-17

The trimming which is to be popular
above all others, this season, is flowers.
From the crown of her pretty head to the
toe of her slender foot, Mistress Mary
will be adorned with buds and blossoms.
They will wreathe her hat, cluster at
her throat, emboss the cuffs and tacings
OF her dress, and even nestle in the bows
on her slippers and weave themselves
into bracelets around her gloves. SnS
can not wear too many, but she can not
be too careful that they accord with each
other. She must not wear a wreath of
field flowers on her hat and a tea rose to
fasten her necktie, but must be rigidly
A pretty feature of this
some of the Parisian ball dresses made
for mid-Lent. A pretty chatelaine loop
Of flowers was hung in loo2 from the
left side, and through this the train OF
tae dress was worn in dancing.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-17

The following permits were issued
since our last report;
d. ". Asher, three-story brick addition
to 1872 Smith street, estimated cost -, ,2C0;
A. Smith, one,story frame, corner of Carr
and Sergeant, estimated cost 5000; Geo.
pike. between James and Charles, esti.
mated cost $3.50; j. III. Sanning, brick
addition to stable on 254 Walnut street,
estimated cost $3.50; NJ. Winzler, two
story brick, on Mabel alley, near Vine
street, estimated cost 81, 1886.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-17
.MOrtuarU Record.

Fannie Louis, years, scarlet fever.
LOUISA Nieman, year, meningitis.
4. Engelhardt, CT years, bronchitis.
Ellie Quinlan, IL years, pneumonia.
Jacob oruber, 32 years, congestion Of brain.
Thresia Sloss, stillborn.
Anna Nj. Ulrich, 7 weeks, commissions.
Alice A. Skinner, / month, meningitis.
George Piper, stillborn.
Ella &. A. Bucksin, "A years, consumption.
Ed. W. Schroeder, months, meningitis. .
Ann E. Snider, to years, pneumonia.
Alfred Fife, " years, heart disease.
JOS Whitman, weeks, convulsions.
Jonn Seippel, 8 months, catarrh.
Mary V. Haas, 80 years, puerperal fever.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-17

GUARDIAN SALE.-ln pursuance of an
VI order OF the Probate Court of Hamilton
County, Ohio, to me directed, l will offer for
sale upon the premises on Thursday, March 10,
A. ID. 1876, at three O'Clock p. NJ, the undivided
one-half Of the real estate described as fol-
lows, to-wit: ALI that certain lot or parcel Of
ground lying and being in the City of Cincin-
natl, Hamilton County, o., in tract number four
4), Cutters division, beginning on the west
line of saia tract. number four on the north
eastwardly on Richmond street twenty
two (22) feet; thence nOrthwardly at
right angles with Richmond street
one hundred and fourteen feet Q14),
BLOCK between Richmond and Catherine streets;
thence westwardly on the south line OF said
alley twenty-five (22) feet; thence southwardly
on the west line Of said tract number four ~
to Richmond street to the point of beginning,
being the same lot conveyed by Cyrus Mason
and Harriet E. Mason, his wife, to Charlotte s.
Thorburn by deed dated May 20, 1862, and re-
corded in Deed Book No. 274, page 303, Of the
Hamilton County Records which said de-
scribed premises are subject to the life estate
To be sold by order Of the said Court In the
case mo. 2.376) wherein r. W. Francis. Guar
dian Of Edwin s. Thorburn and Charles W.
TnOrburn, minors, is plaintiff and Edwin S.
Thorburn and Charles w. ThOrnburD, minors,
William S. Thornburn, Robert b. Thornburn
and Robtrt Il, ThOrburn are defendants.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash in hand and
the balance in two equal payments in one and
two years, with interest," The deferred pay
ments to be secured by mortgage on the prem
ises sold.
Appraised subject to the life estate of Robert
T. ThOrbIrn at Sl ,0O0.
P. W. FRANCIS,
Guardian Of Edwin s. and Charles w. Thor
burn, minors.
Fox q BIRD, Attorneys.
CINCINNATI, February II, 1875. fel7-btM
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-17

Edward Hatch Fletcher, of New York,
is preparing for publication q work on
the "Hatch Genealogy!" He thinks of
setting Hen., his son, at work on the
foreign branch.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-17

r EGAL.-Superior Court of Cincinnati
IL George Kopfmann, Plaintiff, against Char
lotte u. Moore, Cleves Montgomery Moore, a
SAID Cieyes Montgomery Moore, Defendants
The said defendant, Cleves Montgomery Moore,
who is non resident of the State Of Ohio, is
hereby notified that on the nth day of Febru-
against him in Case No. 81 ,6l4, in the Superior
Court of Cincinnati, alleging that he is the
owner OF certain lease for the following de-
serlbed property, VIZ: Al that lot Of land in
the northeast corner of Walnut and Libery
streets; beginning at said corner; thence north
on w alnut street twenty-five t22) feet; thence
west seventy five (75) feet to point nineteen
feet from Liberty street; thence south to Lib
erty street nineteen feet; thence eighty feet to
the corner, the place Of beginning; that said
lease is for the term of 20 years, with the priyi-
lege Of purchase at any time during its contin-
uance; that the plaintiff desires to avail him
self OF the privilege Of purchase contained in
said lease; that said lease was made by John
G. s. Moore, and recorded IN Lease Book y,
page b6; that John q. 5. Moore died leaving the
said Charlotte E. Moore anu Cleves Montgom-
cry Moore his sole heirs at law; that plaintiff
has demanded decd for the premises under
said lease, and ona OF the said heirs Of John Q.
S. Moore being q minor the deed was refused;
that plaintiff is ready and willing to perform
ali the covenants and conditions OF the lease to
be done and performed by him and to pay the
price for the lot as shall be fixed by the ap-
praiscrs, in cash; that plaintiff asks that the
Court cause the price or value of the lot to be
fixed by appraisers to be chosen as mentioned
in the lease, and that they be required to ap-
praise the same, and that the defendants be re-
quired to make, execute and deliver to him
deed in fee simple for the ove-described real
estate, and for such other relief as the case may
require; and unless the defendant Cleves
Montgomery Moore, answer or demur ON or be-
fore the gath day Of April, A. D. 1875, said Pc
tition will be taken as true and decree will
hk. rau0prad acc0rdIn civ
CHRIS Won sEGGERN,
feN-6tW Attorney for Plaintiff.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-17
Pilsener Bier at the At
lantic Garden. m.e.,..

NOTlCE.-Thc undersigned will sell at Pub
IN lie Auction, in the rotunda OF the Court
house, in Cincinnati, Hamilton county. Ohio,
on SATURDAY, the 10th day of April, 1875,
the following claims belonging to the estate OF
William Tilden, deceased, viz:
A Judgment in favor OF said Tilden against
Hamilton county, Ohio, at Aplil term, 1869, for
$5l6 80 and interest.
Also, judgment in favor of said Tildcn
against Edward A. Smith, IN Court of Common
term, 1872, for $500 43 and interest.
Also, an account against one Joseph Miller,
on which is balance due said Tilden of
SIS 5i07 and interest.
Also two promissory notes of W. NJ Long to
said Tlden, dated 18Th June, 1878, each for Sl(V.
at and IL months, with interest.
sale to commence at . O'Clock p. NJ
JOSEPH G. WOODRUFF.
Administrator OF William Tiiden, deceased.
STEVENSON & MAXWELL, Atty's. 80 !
March 18th, 1876 ma17-StW