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3odro dno Rooms.
hclow Fonrtennth-st.

Dc4OW j our iNcit''l-~y'
4 DyEETIS.EAitNIs> FoH cr, TiiE = NE iiis
tfiiW& oFHicis 80 I.zi', lir.aI~ay,o Inrty ~,
II, r ~ 'o> farty ,ygai u, %, ihr i,tLEI offt'|
; GfS'S'i e. Haae Haa ~, ~ TO p IT, at regular
pOtFD.-SUITS of ROOMS for fmnili -
Is w.. 4s,iry .jS si.s sr'' " '''''
EFNTENNIAL VISITORS 10 NEW-YOkk
u ,ir out,ia excellent BOARD 81 - A''hsi Hc"h OK.
TWO PLEASANT double ROOMS to RENT.
s, fi and ii ,,Sl hIsc a,c noard % moderate rrcc
no LET with BOAED-Two handsomely fur
gg , , I".o ts,p pl,,. t. ns inofc 80 syc
I2lhtL
STH-AVE., No. >, near the Brcyoort-.An entire
ROOM mrs, moor accommodation aud tiue nn'tro'-.'
A WEST 1lTiI-Sr, between UniycHiy-
Il place and 5t'a,c Lar. BlbR0oN TO lct i4n..'.
,rd door, OF Tire Who'll" aoor VIII oc Ir' furnished OF '
fp EAST NlNTlI-ST. To LET with
4ss BOARD. two large front ROOMS; very desirable
~ WEST I0TH-ST., near 5Dh-a,c.-PlcaS-
3 ant sunny Rooms large aud slnal with fr-'c. ass
board. flr families aut r'ni,men tenn. mole"'' Cen
teuuiti visitors accommodated
West Side.
A Two handsomely FURNISHED SQUARE
~ - ,o I',i T,i'' x % i'i, ~
KD.-Wcll-fumisncd square rooms, sec
81 md door good table; moderate price, reference 80
Wet ItfI-L
D.-Wcll-mnishcd rooms, single and
ID double and ,crat r.arM paoi, 90 - "t't -'lA ~"
second door from Ghsor Hodc.
nESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS with
~ BOAEDi reference, gwen and required ''' "'''
23dst.
HANDSOMELY furnished alcoyc and small
/ ROOMS. without board, 10 gentlemen private FANNY
C2 Wet l7tirt
HFECHANlC' BOARDING-IOUSE, llG
'.tt n
lind a the comforts Of q homo "a prices 10 surf ui i.
STH-AYE., 7Il.-ROOMS, with BOARD, for
- gentleman and wife aha single gentlemen '!"' "''
crate; references required
STH-AyE., 35l.-PARLOR FLOOR, bcanil-
% frly furnished, piano, private bathroom 'sci WIZ" ."
without private table luous on fourth f'or
STu-AVE 81, first door below 1Gth-st., VI;
- b. GAGE.-PAHLOHa aud BEDROOM and one dci",''"
ROOM. win EOARD. E~acnces exchanged
II WEST 3OTH-ST-RUOM on second
n0or siua!e tuild h0Or with BOARD h'I'I'
encss Exchanged
I~TH-sT., 81, WEST, near Fifth-aysc.1-7
second ntuT, entire mite and another room u'"
floor win BOARD, IN family Of refinement
10 WEST 21ST-ST.-Funishcd ROOMS,
i . front, with BOARD reference exchanged. -
40 WEST T-ST.-Fumished ROOMS IN
i - saif with BOARD reierences
1@TH-ST.. IS WEST - ELEGANT ROOMS
with hrstclass board transient permanent H'-'i
onccs.
no WEST 3IST-ST.-Handsomcl furnished
rs ROOMS with private table If desired reiertnce.,
40 WEST 1STH-ST--A handsome suite OF
~ MOONS on mind door, and single ROOMS ioi keHIe
! men, in qaist house, with nrstslass boAtD'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-03

A Tildcn and Hendricks Club in Boston.
having secured e band I drum crrYs began io rH'-
slider tie eXp5tcgcy o. iIfvsstUE lu transpacuct-
said one o. the members: "N.~tAcr Chairman; hcN'
cot brass band: we've got dngum corps. and unW Sc
want 10 cct tran. p1reury Now, 9ll want 10 know
Is tho the 49, in tis crowd can play tranSPar'i cy
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~ALFNDARs-Tgis DAY.

suPgruE CoUsr-C TAHuEEs-LAHRENoRT J.
lJ6. Re Emonaet De EmbL 2ll..Foley agt. Rahoone.
MAINE CeUHr-TsH TEaM-PAgT u-GoErF J.
No day calendar.
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..y- sci Moon rises. a.t
Hl.H wAUE Ti,s IMAM 800
sandy HOOK s.l9 Cows island s5t Hell @. FcrIy.lOf'
Ifii- ltt-l NJ
IlUdK. o. FeiTS Il'lV
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Dcntl5frD

A SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS {;
~ mechanical dentistry; reasonable charges sasil,oh
guaranteed. rs West thirty iourthst. NEW bHO1"
DR. r. G. WATT No. - East 23d-st.. near
Madison ave is the only fi.scass DENTIST IN the city
who performs every kud OF dental operation at low popular
Iriccs beautiful Rose Pearl ~rt SO 20 40: be-. Eunt
$40 10 s5 Cod aud Iaina 80 Ia -. Teeth plugged ~
prtipr manner from p upward CAL and examine Ht,t
er,e. Rev IN crosby 6r- Ramsey, Budd, Weir Gcbr,t
Iauyru, BALDWIN, and Howe.
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60 Obom il Hlan Concern

DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
u Y6fE Ti,Ibl. NJ Will Pc RECEIVED At TIE I r.
Town OFFICES. No. i,1I> Eroa@"a' cor Ihityh-~t IL
or ans West twenty third st. kshtaNC; 700 Third
ave Font venti~t; ~ On" IA III OF - ~
.,.s mimi ave COT Onr-hundrcf and twenty fourth a.
caiicm savings Bank Building. up To T. me- at regular
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2-In the snure,ne Court ~
ns United States, Thursday Nov 2 1876
@O0si' h sIrIb Of Austin, Texas a. Il Capehart Of ST.
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Urn Goods.

DOLL SHOW AND RECEPTION, postponed
~ 2l win take place SATURDAY Nov 4 or II
stormy, following Monday \ large and elegant osaI OF
French CeTnaa English. aues2, and American ions
Dolls character Toys III great variety swings sn1 n"19Ts
free 10 use. LEWIS F. TIBBALS CHILDRl.N'S BALAls
$50 broadway block above stewart third door heIo"
Twellthst
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ailnallono manle6-- Gla!es.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
u YORK TWHr>I WILL BIZ iuCtl - ,, ~ ,, ~
~. .iO~ W,.f twenty tirist cor lic,I, ~
~ .s~I Ili ave- cor hundred and t"tiiy I".i =, ~
G.lr,m -a,lups Bank Bulugi MP 10 ,. NJ al regular
office Gatr7.
BOY wi.hr, a situation in wholesale
" house. undo. stands post Office husir- w., 'N' 5-
references. Address +. 49, Uptown Iro'' "''" i'-''
broadway.
4 THORDI til accountant and business man,
~ 80 leisure evenings, Wuuil lar t. i' ,rtt,,ne
compensation. Al rcss EVENING MoHh' Uptown i'''''
ONO, l2i- Hroad~Iy.
At PARIS a. CO... G23 Gth-aye., SEX
~ VANT- male ard female Of every dr''iir,.'l w., ,.
every capacity. or hotel, and private hnn, - u4 '
servants iI.or,t iaIrc supply q" l3Iu u, '''s ~
suited. Or.D.a by mail Iycc,' prompt an .n'!''' -
A USEFUL NAN-For waiting ana every
- Kind of -rr,I,caIc work ahogt house, ,'I i 49, l
assist lu Litch %. and willing tu To- E'icih' | i...,
has soid references. ~ ihr finl - N-'' MN
KEAr. 1875 'tiaye.. Il or, ABOVE I"I"f"
DUTLER.-An Englishman desires poNitiHhl
rcf,rru,rs salary per month. Address {" T. De- i'
Uptown uH,r, l,21- broadway. e..
GOACHMAN or GROOM aud COAt i I.'.i nm,
Is stunt on wanted Jar goodman, OF Ei'"in "" ii,
English: thorough, understands nus pl'iI' ,l~.. q r.
references: DO lrctiuu 90 country. can ri OF , y
Mr. Goulus Livery stable East 2otlst near
Asst CUANCEi-A young man (unnailleU
as lctrr. y,uil mako himself ctnrt1lF u-t"i' W
Lcsf al rc.,rrr.. and would work. for living '"'"i'' "
dress VI. b.. Box H. Tribune utcr.
NyrATCHNAKER.-W by a practical
w matchmaker % position ot iHc ''A,h VI ~ '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-03

At NEW-ENGLAND HOTEL-LodgneS, 90
y r,ut.. 200 IgHf separate fnuuf 'r'Hit' -" '' t'"
men only. conner BuNgif a.d Hafafa -'.
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furniture.

BLANKETS! BLANKETS!-Blue Gray, ana
White Sqtare Bed Blankets Fancy Plush Robes lus.ln
Carpets low prices; Cant Matngs, OIc0ths AND'H"
LESTER a CO., 81 BroadWa;
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, &c:'
II cbean for cash or liberal terms OF payment COW
PERTIWAITs, 1876 and lj7 Chathamhl Three bindings
and Chamber Suls SIS 10 +%Jo Idi'
suits, $50 to 500; Tap. Brussels. 81
II q. SELLEW.
l.. DESKS.
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE,
No 1903 Fuoust
FINE CYLINDER DESKS.
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DAMS AGENCY WANTED,

( COMMERCIAL. INDU STEiAL, OR Art, 10y foTtuc
is:. trc member Of the National Academy and OF rrNca
learned lie has directed large industries 81 tir
nc . sol t rpIuct- furnish tLc best - rr'"feir'
particularly win the nrh o. = The t"us-in 81 thr u
al IAiUuu i~--" Ad'Irs-. postpaid lu auf IAN
t.tc.I NJ A. IENAITKE Rue Eour,o1-c th.trIu H. Paris
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DROCLAMATION BY THE MAYOR.
90 REWARD.

MtYoEs OFfI.T INV. YORK, Nov !, 1851.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward is h,Tthy offered 10
any I.sou 81" - M cause tAc arrest a"d conviction OF amy
~ voting lv ~ having falsely re-
s- ned Ia. vote under ias- UtIsIual: o having ryeI. 20
si.c r.itruc. ~ rpri.trI- himself or raurr lu- " 70
boz r,ftr,-i n more thau district uiui having REGISTER 81
I., WHEN hr uot citizen, o. uI' entitled q" vote De-
c.u,, Of deficient term Of residence tr o.
hayln- committed PERJURY respect O. auy lri - it-l
on %, arrest other person WHO Iaf ru iii
4rurv u respect uc ilFlt Of who la have
iiaaducur iauucrcd $50 any Registry Ir'. 'r -.'r'aly
against u fl, lt -ir'un p It
utg. this State who uEt any nn.u-- a-tn-t any
% re Elect 10 las NJ ais state.
lv ftre thr sy'rcsi hv tie proper
ufC,Ig ut the I.;.lct-Ati1rucy ~ ~. go lniy
Wtf. U. 81, KHAN. Mayor.
DOLICY HOLDERS ~ THE
NEW-YoRK LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
can learn -oac interesting and orhdcur Information, i'm
rcrau O. ,.a concerning tHat Company Dos sending ucr
ram 80 adr number OF I0.ce amounts o.. insurance
10 INNI.- IIoATpH.
Lock Box i.l-5 Ncv.Yol g. ty ro-t-Ofcc
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t0inlcr Resorts.

rNHE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau,
H.arrit I,I..I, rov rp.u. lJ. fpI rlS Ft'G ,.ll
-te1n.r- leave ',tgy.i utH o, - ant SOY. ~ ,
t., bon. ait,t to JANE, LIuDLEN GOD * Co.. 100 h'"''
n. -
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Nlillinerp.

MARIE TILMAN of Paris date Michel -
w Offers unique and elegant assortment OF hntst ieis
MILLINERY with constant renewals from new arrivals
"Courtai'sr grapes 423 6thavc, near 26thst l0dy
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Gitnailons rUante0-femdles.

] AUNDRESS.--A tiIst-claSs laundrcSs wishes
lad cs' and gtntltmcus washing puiug and nutine 10
Do ana all kinds uHecs prices mode ate 2i3 West o5'
81 second floor.
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BOARD and Rooms Wanted.
yEANTEU-EDARD for three ladies; one
Irr.-. r...r .,I ..fi Bod grt bedroom .i.It or
t.tI F... i...H. u.f ,... IH,strth 1nt .I ~, pa
D. Address. -'a' - i't-' N''i+'
uDS. .uI.u. uI,r. rf,Irlr.- exchanged.
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Che Gnrt.
2lusical Instrume'tts.

A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS. Square and
~ Cpugn T. RENT ot SELL cheap. sales on easy monthly
payincuts can ". NJ MERitELLS. NJ. 3 UnOh-squars
no. lGj FOurthayeJ
| [GjTE Il ERNST. old house Of Lighte q
II Bradbury, offer their splendid PIANQtOtlES az low
aton monthly payments, AT II East 3tisI Also
smiths AMERICAS ORGANS.
- Y. BALL s. Co..
-. 40. 10 EAST l4TH.Sr
Ccserings ways and other Pianos and Organs low
forcash. insta.lments AMI for rent
Oh Isnn STEINWAY GRAND, but little
- .tDU used; owner aying the city wiz sell at
great sacrifice. Apply TO SHEENIN HERBERT, 2J
MON quare.
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Boaro ano Rooms.
Wet Side.

AZ WEST H-ST.-HandsOme front
~ ROOMS on thTG floor; also back room second floor
with board
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IUn UENRN->T and - POpLAR-~T.; five
VIZ minutes rI. f..l Fulton Wal street I,ff.,s
terms 81 to !. heat ali. gas l.Igi,I.
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w nlish Protestant young woman, thoroughly resoh
ds as Grsteass waitress gets up salads undeist ~
T. thoroughly experienced as chambersan cAI y"
and ironing Can be seen at tho PARIS AoGNSi.
s3s al. ave. betWeen 3Oth and 37thsts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-03

L MISUNDERSTANDING ana l1aunufcSS
or nine washing by q very respectable young woman,
and years references last ladies ascass laqndress
aad pOlishing understands chaiuberwof6
thurphv an excellent tine washer sober 1les very D,t
aud obigug; country or city Can al EoOAEAA D 'o'
4thavr 2jd ~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
Announcements.

DIR. Lord delivers another Of his lee
lures tomorrow night al the Seventh
street Congregational Church.
The second meeting for railroad men
and their families will be held tomorrow
at 3 O'Clock at the Chris tian Association
Hall, corner Sixth and Elm streets.
DR.. G. H. Payne, President of Ohio
University, Delaware, will preach morn
ing and evening at Walnut Hills NJ. E..
Church tomorrow.
A temperance prayer meeting will be
held by the NJ ems Temperance Reform at
Rooms 200 and POP Vine street, this eve-
ming, at ~ O'Clock. Special invitation
Ia ext ended to those who are desirous of
reformation.
The two congregations of Asbury
Methodist and Orchard street Presby se-
rlan hold union meeting tomorrow
(Sunday) night, to hear q lecture to
young men by Rev. R. Ii. Leonard, pas
tor of Orchard-street Church. To-mor.
row is the Young Mems Sabbath
throughout the world. All are invited.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11

Once, when Monsieur de Lesseps, the
father OF Ferdinand de Lesseps, was
consul at Aleppo, his sons Theodore and
Jules, with the assistance of Monsieur
Geoffroy, cancell!er and dragoman Of the
consulate, resolved to play of joke on
their parent, the Consul. Monsieur
GeoffrOy pretended to have business
which called him away, and obtained
leave to absent himself. A letter was
written as il from the part Of new
Pasha who had just arrived at Aleppo,
inviting the French Consul to a garden
party. A number of persons were hired
to represent the Pasha's guards and ret
inue. NJ. Geoffroy personated the
Pasha, and played his part to such per-
fection that Monsieur de Lesseps had
not the least suspicion, and ordered
walls to be given to the Pasha's servants.
Another OF the dragomans OF the CON-
sulate otficiated as interpreter, and he
was equally deceived. Pipes and coffee
were gone through, and compliments ex-
changed, and conversation carried on in
Turkish; the two sons, young men, all
the time sitting by, and stufhng hand
kerchiets into their mouths, TO prevent
their bursting out. Ferdinand, the orlgl-
nator of the Suez Canal, was then In
France for his education. When, the
next day, the story went all over the
town, and it came to the ConsuPs ears,
from friend TO whom lie was elating and
extolling the Pasha's an ibility and
politeness, he was excessively angry,
and put them all au1 arrets, and "bread
and water for three daV-."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
A Terrible Hail Storm.

Last Wednesday afternoon Lieutenant
Hall, with detachment Of his men, We're
returning to Goliad, and were about two
miles above the Farley Crossing, on the
San Antonio River, four miles above
town, when a storm of hail struck them.
One hailstorm struck one Of his men
and knocked him from his horse. Lieut..
Hall dismounted and endeaVored to pro-
tect himself from the pelting hail and
rain. His horse escaping, he then pro-
tected himself as best he could behind
a small tree, being the only thing he
could reach, for protection. The man
who was knocked from his horse was
considerably hurt.
Captain Henry Scott, who was five or
six miles from Goliad, on the Retuglo
Road, was struck by large sized hail
stone that made him Gismount TO pro-
tect himself. The width OF the most
violent part OF the storm was about one
mile, and we have heard Of 1t only from
about ten miles up the river to seven
miles below. The hail in its course
knocked every leaf of the trees, beating
| the grass down as though there had been
| a fire passed over the entire extent oi
its course. Many Of the stones were as
large as mans fist. The pasture fence
of o. h. FAINT was blown down or liter
ally taken up aud carried of for one OF
two miles. 1u the sweep OF the storm il
| would take up one hundred or two hun
| dred yards OF fence, then pass over many
panels and come down again and carry
away another portion. There were over
one hundred panes OF glass broken ouI
of the residence Of Judge Claiborne
also several other houses in its course
| suffered in like manner.-LG Galveston
| News.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
Court Cuttings.

In the following cases DEGREES OF di-
yorcs we're granted: Lothrop L. Wilson
against Mary j. Wilson, Lucy E. Lind
against &. W. Lind, f. W. Field against
l.. Belle Field.
The case OF J. #. Mills and others
against Henry Buck, suit to recover
rent, is in progress.
Sallie A. Menzies against j. I. WILL
hanson g. Co. In this case the jury re.
turned verdict for the defendant.
Herman Nolte against Langan and
others. This is suit on mechanics
lien, to recover $2,100 as balance due
for building mouse on the warsaw
Turnpike. On the part of the defense
the contract is denied, and counter
claim Is set up for damages.
Julia A. Miller against the city. This
is suit to recover $4,000 for damages
resulting TO her premises by the con-
struction Of Gilbert avenue. In progress.
The Third National Bank of Cincinnati
filed suit against William Diehl for
81 5lS a. on protested note, indOrsed
bv Albin, Son g. Co., for the original sum
of SO, 900.
Peter Odln, as attorney for George O..
Davies and others, OF the Davies Wooden
Screw Company, OF Dayton, OHIO, filed a
motion to vacate judgment In the suit OF
Henry B. Metcalf against the Company.
In this suit judgment was awarded, last
Saturday, for the sum of 1868, 726 45.
Davies charges legal fraud, and makes
affidavit that the Screw Company does
not owe the amount matured into a
judgment, and therefore prays that the
judgment be set aside.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
Silver Wedding.

Mr.. Frank. We'll, senior partner Of the
Union Omnibus and Wagon Manufactur-
ing Company, and his most amiable wife
will celebrate their silver wedding this
(Saturday) evening by grand banquet
ut tine Bellevue House, at which time
that popular host, Henry Hildebrand,
will have things move as merry as a
marriage bell, and VIII be seconded in
his endeavors by Mr.. j. e. Frey, the
oyster and game king, OF West Fifth
street, who Will see that there is no lack
Of ''provender." A host OF friends OF
Mr., We'll and wife will be there to ten
der their congratulations to the newly ?,
married pair. Long life to them. May
Ihey live long and prosper.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

GROVE j. PENNY is looking around
for horse ana buggy, whlch olsap-
peared rather suddenly last evening
THE Caledonia Society will hold their
forty ninth annual banquet at the dlp'
son House on the night Of the 3Otn inst,
St. Andrews Day.
CORONER MALEY began an Inquest
This morning on the body OF Daniel Hart,
who was shot by James Cam some
nights ago on Mt. Adams.
JOHN WATSON, indicted for passing
counterfeit $40 bill, was arraigned before
Judge Swing, and in default OF S20,00o
bail was committed to jail.
JOSEPH CROFT, carpenter, fell from
The roof OF u Gwo-story building on KIRBY
street. in the Twenty fifth Ward, yes
kerday, and was severely injured.
A SNEAK THEE yesterday stole pock-
st-book containing $54 from the pocket
Of Mrs. Davis, VINO was passing through
!he crowd at tue corner OF Fourth ana
Vine streets.
JACOB RING, dealer in furs and trim
mings, NO. "a West Fourth street, made
an assignment OF lAs stock and Office
furniture, &C., for the beneht OF MS
creditors, to Selig Amburg.
THOMAS STREE, a business man on
Second and Sycamore, had his pocket
picked Of q watch valued at $120, in
crowd at the corner OF Fourth and Vine
streets about IL O'clock last night.
EMILE PFAFFENBERGER is the name
of the little cAtlu whose sudden. death
at the Stock-yards Exchange we men,
toned Yesterday. An inquest was held
and a verdict returned of death from
conVulsiUns.
Mr.. ENoCH T. CARSON, Of the Board
of Police commissioners, offered a reso-
luton in the Board last night, rendering
thanks to the police generally Tor thelr
manly bearing in preserving order on
election day. Adopted.
THE Judges of the Twenty-frst Ward
polls have passed vote OF thanks to
Patrolmeu John Durkin, Joseph Kelly
VIM. Wright, A. N. Menale and Z. W
Boiieau for their fairness and good con
duct at the polls last Tuesday.
RICHARD CARTER, Station Agent a.
Red Bank, is lying AZ the point of deatt
In PlainV.ile, i'll consequence OF injuries
received last Thursday, in being struck
by the cow-catcher OF q train on the
Little Miami Railroad at the junction o.
that road VITA the Cincinnati & Eastern
Railway.
GEORGE WRIGHT, an inmate OF the
County Jail accused Of horse stealing,
made his escape yesterday. He was
zone up to O'Clock last night, when
Pat. Ualenan, private watchman at the
Courthouse, saw man and woman in
buggy driving up Main street, wher
Pat. recognized Wright; he gave chase
and soon oYerhauled him. He is now
safely Gagged, and will not ENJOY as man!
privileges as formerly.
A FAIR and festival for the benefit 0
St. Patrick's new Church, CumminsVille
opened last evening in the basement o
the church, and will last until the 2Otl
inst, One OF the attractions OF the EN-
Gertainment will be a promenade con
pert each evening. A valuable Knabt
piano, on exhibition at Dobmeyer 4
Newhalrs music store, on Fourth street
will be raf1 cd of toward the close OF thu
festival, and The winner, II he chooses
Ran have $500 tor his prize.
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A Season of Opera.

Mr.. Max Strakosch, with his grand
Italian and English Opera Combination.
announces short season at Robinson's
Opera-house, in this city, commencing
Monday, November 20. The following
distinguished artists are announced to
appear: Nine. Maria Palmieri, prima
donna assoluta tor the Theater San
Carlo La Scala, in Milan; Miss McCul-
loeb, Signorita Martinez, Mile. Persiani,
noli, MIR. Tom Karl, Sgnor Palmieri, L..
g. Gottschalk, Gustayus Hall, Nicola
Barili.
The secondary roles are filed by Nine.
Romanos. Sig. Blrberes, Sig. Tagliapie-
ira. and Herr Relnbart.
''Norma,p by BeIlini, will be rendered
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AmuSemesltS. A

Both the theaters give matinees this
afternoon.
At Woods the Furbish Fifth Avenue
Company play the ever-popular society
drama "Divol ce," and will doubtless
nave a tiue house. Tonight ARTICLE
H,n Next week Miss Augusta Dargon
and her excellent combination.
At the Grand Opera-house the New
Orleans Jubilee Singers close their en-
yagement with two performances Of
sJncle Toms Cabin" matinee and night,
Next week the inimitable Sothern,
Monday night Lord Dundreary."
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on the opening night, and the repertoire
tor the season will include also the tol-
lowing popular works: "Trovatore," by
Verdi; "Faust," by Gounod; "Martha,"
by FIotow; "Mignon," by Ambrose
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