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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09

BETHEL, Vt, Sept. 7.-Bethel lies squeezed
IA among the hlils that bank Tie White fiver. a
hamlet + not over 2tU houses. IntO the place
from early morning until o'clock an endless
stream OF vehicles loaded with flrmers' fami-
lies, VINO live witnin fadius OF ~ miles, have
poured and extra trains have brought from
greater distances those coming uiaiuli to see
Is echer. There never were 80 many people IN
Bethel before, anu when BaecneT who arrived
IN a special tram at LA Il. NJ, was escorted 10
the grounds ~ III bethei CuTnet Rand, n mfsS
Of people gathered around the - nd, more than
could vel get within the sound ~ OF his voice,
ana esilm ted at from 6,OVO to 10000. The far
ground Is reinarSa lie ndtufiI formation, not =
quarter 4 u.lle rom he depot, Il perfectly
ieyel, oval shaped piece of ground, lirge euough
for haif nile track and tbs necessary far
buildings, par,ly surrounded by a steep terrace
that rises on the south 10 height Of bO feet,
making grand natural am phitheatre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09

In state bonds lie business was confined io tie
] nhr-se. it-ue-. w. htic stf- a. Ie ~ ss-c g.,
O.d 49, sNd c., uca sores. 49,. siS-e. EA.i-
a. 1onls wee hrm aud m to9t ecu d. lac
IIlDNlIat transactions were A. fol- .Rrs A. AID
Sus4u nauna lists ll3. Sew Jtr-ty Central lst nov,
luy n. " ukre auu 81 Psu 3lu. ~ HI 5000 AID
81. Jus-pl s. Vel ito 70 MicnisN Ctutra, - lli,
Err 1t. lphs western Pacific bones. iuli. psc ne
81 Nissou : Is. 50 iulcdo. mona anu Narsa les.
Wc-tt ~ t4Nl-l B.. -, tauala - W 90 lf- upon
o. = Lo4, And Iron MouLt Ia 2ds 80 bosto Han
fDrd auu Ere lets, lN5. Alton IA ] RE tl,utC ,
preferred. ~, Nr~ J r-ey 4. ntal convert nt. ,tf
New Jersey tcutru lists, dated. 81 NeN Jersey
utAtu l~is 20; 'iar s4u ana Nur4~ esttrl Culsul-
GNcd. ioia th'c. ~ and NorihWe iein e'usrll.. ID
coupon sad bond %. registered -Ili % d. NV
NIwaukcr snl - Paul lsts La Cr,ssc diyRlon, NV
Morris ~ lr.en lsis, ll6i Long Docs bou4s, iOJi1i
burlington, Cedar Rapids ana II. l-t.. 80; Nv TX
t0nual q ~ l~p4 sew York Central L.. 3 log (;
Central Pacific 80 uHnus. lIule llu5 uu Pacific
lsts. 1909 lnon racinc snAiug fund, p7. racinc Of
Mssuuil Lie, "a Norh Missouri e., .oAs o3.sscjp
81 LuUi, anu ron Mountain l. Is, ~.
IAs epcA.ug, hs1c-t, Dwtst, and 7. VI. closiag
pTces OF stocks tO-dA! we're;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
An Interview with Charles Francis Adams
nom rs u sllu Ilsf

- regard II as very complimentary
testimo ial from NV fellow citizens, aud am
very thankful Tor their expression Of good VIII
here can De bat little doubt sir that you
VIII accept tie npWintuonF
be- Al present see 40 re son why should not.
| did not seek tue nomination. Yet, when re-
spectacle pndy OF peolIe rail upon me 10 be-
clfle fh IL candidate, consider the call to be
iUu pfrtflNe. ana mot cOnsCirn iOusly refuse
inc, thnuFh. \, men the mater OF becoming
Tue - mnrtntc candidate was Droacleo 20 me,
! -aid. 'beutl-Uen, do not wish an nice;
prefer 90 rrmhin IN re irement; INT II u Is the
unauinious dts sire Of your y nv that should
become err candidate. and that desire ~ uu-
equuvurnil, manifested IA your Convention, then
small consider 1t imperative aua obey the com-
maud"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
ANswEHs TO POLITICAL QUESTIONS.

T. NJ. M.-You have a right 10 be registered
aud 60 vote ~ thu conlins election.
Wouid-he Noter-if you can produce the
necessary evidence, you Can be natur4zeI 50 ~ 10
vote tAis year
Democratic Is not necessary for you to
take napers. The nRtura izstlon ~ your father
during ynnr CHILDHOOD make goa Ia cltiEen.
old German Reaier-lt now seems probable
q Al whirlsoeVer party gets ire vote Of New YORK
Nli carry the election Out positive opinion cannot
ne gwen upon tine question until alter the elections OF
October IN ONO anu lndiana.
q C.-Ihe Revised Statutes OF the United
States, title XXX sec. 2l7t pruNiie' that the cm
drrn of parents no nsN- been du IA ure.1rd 1nd
any Law Of the United States peng under IN Of u
years ~ the tme OF tie " mar parents
shat II eng Ia the United s'a'cs tie Considered AZ
citIent tlCreOf"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
PRISON REFORM.
The Workings Of the Model Prison In Bris-
ton, England.
SARATOGA, Sept. Sat the morning ses-
sion Of the cial Science Association, MIR. L. Is.
Sanborn offered the following:


sion Of the ciai Science Association, MIR. T. Is.
sanborn offered the following:
Leslrrd. TNat the American Social Science Assoca.
TN rcc'stIt ~ hp st4i nuuly 81 zoe international
fatisiaction the alouAcen,ut % our s-Yciilc. the
Res. Dr wu,s. ch-lru.an u he i4lern it.onal
PRISON Cun-re % be- convened Al 81 c,hp 3d., " IL.
Il. oir.L lnas tue "a eatiye con mlilee Of lnis
sotai.yu a'r "a .Ll4 70 sthl aeles re- 10 i on-
stat Goyernu eat, fhe vrlle sates .lupor lance
syscn ~ tAGv part ~ N authorizations at Stockholm
Capt. ". T.Oot Hefvey Of the model prison
at brixton, England. gave an Interesting account
OF the WORKING OF the 81 stem now In use there,
aud NOW il had served to repress crime and in
duce criminals after one term there to seek hon.
est endowment, He also gave AN account Of
the ticket-of-leaye system. In his prison the
az. foTus OF the London Metro Iolitan Police
are made, the pfiuuug for tue convict depart
/ mont ana uluer xmas OF iucCnHnlcal work arc
/ doue, as wei as willow work and oakum pick
luE. Al tHti r'-uh hdt Carried Oh knHk-
iu- ana maze Wefty mil ION Dri,ks wear lhe
p.lsIncrs dld Other work. sucn - demullsn lng
oli lpttiAtaLvh,' .uiInlhss ana doCs-' anu Jobs
Tor th~ War md 4nirdlty Department A. The
+ souers N suosIeu their terms by good
conduc., aud are assi,ted Uy aid sucleties
att tnrir dl-chaTge. Terrorism ana uu-
une b-t-aue-s on tue . ri OF the keep
/ snowlns BIZ cieuI1, 10th ia rcduction Of tiine
dut 300 ~ tuIlN II money. There is all lustruC-
tor in eAcn .rade MAicn IS carried on IN the
trsou, Tue prisoner, are sent for The nfst nine
I months alter sentence INTO SOLITARY Niue
men - II rs called Were tteY are not allowed
70 To other g.. ces Ike HltXluu, CO 20 the public
/ work-. '!r. Htr,eF VAS Tor "A years governor
/ years, -. h tuuteru uuuDlrd prisoner. h. s.Ved
] to the LnVcrhtutn Gl2 go yt riy over eIpen- -
/ Ia inc pflsoAs "hefo miscellaneous woIk Is car
! Iied on toe sac cns b. not So great. tccaus. III
| tue prison are no. ln,e-podied.
gentleman from Connecticut mere said that
the Wen rsheid PRISON ~ ms state INSTALL paid
4 pfOhL suuuAlly above all tue cost OF super-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09

Yesterdays genial warmth brought a
largely Increased attendance ~ the various scr
Vices Of The day al Round Lake, Mrs. Maggie
Van Cott arrived IN the afternoon aud had a
most cordial welcome. The air vas decidedly
plet-au. 40 IN evening, and Al least 500 PERSONS
lis rued 20 Mis- Van Colt. she spoAr flr an
hour, thrilI ing the audi noe Nlth her eloquence
ana stirung them VITA her spillL bsfOae sh1
closed, 900" altar " surrounded 10y uvultentS.
MS. kAu COtt says that sue means 10 have "a
"Ge4l uId-lasAlOued caiup meeting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
The Arrest of My.reriou. raIlmAdse.

MONHISroWN' NJ - sept h--JNhh H. rail-
madgc. OF the bankrupt arm = lalm dyes of New
York. Ess Ast evening arrested here cHpas grant.
ed ~ thr NrN Jusri sutfchr Court un tAr sni u te
ruildifcI kAuk OF & .ilt rf-iuIJ. he nuVTlu
had been looking for tue pri'oner Tor NeeA. TDe
Nhrrh truHiflug a lnhI la tASOOJ lHiyadLr prU-
durel four nuudsnen hut they rel oCtcl a, Lsul-
clrut, anu lac 10 cor 1ued Ia the Jn| here,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
rnrce weeks only 81 Au;usi IN each ysar'
neal Estate uarket.

Transactions Yesterday At the Exchange com
pr -ea e. reclosure s,irs ~
h. y. uaruot-uue iolrs,ory hrownstoue mouse,
win ot 25Aa3, the size OF 1NeuL,th street,
llt { no wc.fof Fiftn avcrue. So 90.
IS t.. a. LiRrcuce & GO. -Out lot e5xloo 5, on The
siuh side OF seYDut' n't stleet, $40 feet west VI ,t
avenue, $500.
Niuaus 4 l,avcs ADJOURNED fne Of three lots on tie
e-st tine OF fitA as,Aa., uor o. lIatn ctr e.. to
.cpt, l7.
Foe, osrrc sales today, q me - fn-e, ,-c an.
bounced DY h. q LAWrCacr n Go. anu ,Vug. & Miers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09

The healing, cooling, soothing eject Of
Glrnu's Su phuI soap upon the s~a, wncn bruktn or
inA n-I " BRUISES OuriH. or ,caAs, or lrriNtHi ~
meut, r. ointment.
niis Hair and Wnlsker Dye, black W brown, %
CUuts.-4dr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAc-rHfs DAY.
sun rises. 80 sun eets.... 10 Moon rises. o IL
mon wATEH-Tms DAY.
Sandy Hook IL Os Gov Island II % Hell Gate 10
Arrived-FRGDAY. sept. =.
g. J. H. walker Williams. RIO Janelro Aug 12.
-. COLOMBO. l. Vcr. Hull Aug. 10.
snip Il ties Family poushtil. ca cutta.
BARK Emma ami Carl. "A -rd rf Chtrentc.
Also tine usual river nd cOt-twl,c Nts- L.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09

Large stock at greatly reduced prices. Bro
brnthers, FodItn Avenue, opposite Cooper lns.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09

bYfiNG AND CLEANING. New YORK Dyring
~ D. ny -uuinurru. -tatro ls,na Once. rs
~ o. ~ bf AuWAt, olJ on Az, Sew YufA 100
ttaFt.-.l.C
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
lf.'t 90 ...f aAl Phvticl0gy
D. "a .tlf .ls, NJ. D. IL. D,
I.N-.o ~ AeMlstTY,


ny takius . hrA's Iron lea. II cures biou-nees.
hesdaoh' Aha r.Aia-s the b,oJi. FTce 20 ,is.- duo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09

Monelrs Teething Cnruial, at % cents a bottle,
viii give sure renef 10 Infants. try H. Ado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09

Honest aoap, suoh as Pyle's o. X, In what every
economical hOu-eWlie should secure. Ado
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09

1WcntN-uNf chls VIII -enu
TuE WEEKLY sun
FROM NOW TILL Attic lHE PRESIDENTIAL
POSTPAID, TO Any AbNREss THROUGHOUT
THE UNITED STA rE~.
40 CAMPAIGN DOLuNt vt LIKE 1T
Address 1nh sUS " Y. Ciy.
Have you never had Cholera Niorbuse ne
You value hrNltl2 l. n not " Nrn while keep
at hand rcned, that al cure lls complaint
AMI leave the bowels In ealthy condition WITH nut
consupatlng iheiay This remedy Is Parkcrs Ginger
Tome.
IT the baby IL cutting trrth. use that old
ara wcf.irird remedy. MIR WlNsLOW's 500 THISG
lkl L. which greatly ftcuatc+ the process, nd II
regulate the OOWri.. l. relieves the child from
pam. corrects acidily and vino cole.
Cough away if You want 10. but il not. uss
HALE : HONEY OF HDRElDI Np AND TAR.
iIhE's IOOlHAChk DROPS cure IA one minute.
Adopted TVcryw hcre.-The SIX Elastic True
soli ohy 10y lie Basic Truss Company bS3 Broad
way, cuies rupture
The best Dcntiiricc known 10 Thurston's
lNo Pear, Tooth POwdcf. IL IL perfection. Sud ~
druggists.
Auv one can see ntH glance that Pnmcroy's
Elastic Truss is thN IT, Fiico - sib Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09

~ ~ Ut 7 " 7|'TV 7 ''7'
II WA. at the old market house yesterday
moruin.. I'm 10 Cufee F,rAu-. "a Of Puuca
George aud CR.4r Sl1te Of Dnwddle were dis
curslLg, urtWc, II q. Ices of suocu NJ watermelon,
the pUliilcA issues Of the dly. said ncie
Cufee, " amt RNine ter woe DIT Radical
ticket any more" "Wny,' said Cnsar. well
SAID the ola nen," drcampt ~as ~ nell lat
there +" n.y., | did" sMd tne oil fslo
A" hen was iull ~ 'em, aud every oniuehOlder
had Niger hOldin' tween him aud dc nre.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09

Adopted TVcrywhcre The six Elastic rru'a
solo uhy uy lie E'asuc Truss Company, 6S3 Broad
Is
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n Cppgha away &C yon, want r. but i not. uss
iIhk's IOOIHACAk DROPS cure Ia one minute.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09

The best Dcntiiricc known 10 Thurston's
lVo Pear, Tooth POwdeg. IL Is perfection sod ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09

Anv one can eentS glance that Pomcroy's
Elastic Truss ls thy 70. Ffico - std Broadway
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-22

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-Pursuant to
n an order OF sale issued out OF the PROBATE
Court Of Hamilton County, Ohio, and to me
directed, will offer at public sale, on the
premises. on Saturday, the first aay OF July,
A. ID. 1875, at O'Clock p. NJ, the following
described real es ate, Il wit: Lot No. sixty
seven (61) on pat of lots lail out by Ethan
S;one in the western part OF the city of Cincin
natl, Hamilton County, Ohio, ami recorded in
Book No. 29, page 27S. Of the Records OF Ham
alton County, ONO. said Lot No. 81 lying be-
tween Mill and Stone streets, on the south side
OF Fourth street, fronting twenty (25) feet
on Fourth street and extending back to q
twenty foot alley one hundred and forty six
46) feet, more or less and Is twenty-fiyo (2a)
feet ami one and half inches, more or less, on
said alley.
10 be sold by order or Court. FREQ of dover,
in the case in which CHARLES j. w. Smith, Ad-
ministrator dc bonis non ON the estate OF John
Crane, de- eased, is plaintiff, and John F. +.
Crane ct al. are defendants. Case No. 2,56S).
Appraised at $l1 400.
Terms OF Sale-One- third cash on day OF sale,
and the balance in TWO equal payments in six
and twelve months, with interest, the deferred
payments TO be secured by notes and mortgage
on the premises sold.
CHARLES j. w. SMITH,
Administrator de bonis non
on the estate OF John Crane, decd.
HOWARD DOUGLASS, Attorney.
SMITH Il WINTERS,
5t,Th AGctiOneers.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-22

At a called meeting OF the Board yes
terday evening, President Fitzgerald il
the chair, the following business was
transacted:
Mr.. j. Z. Riley, from committee, re-
ported resolution to compel A. Bu
chanan IL Co. to vacate the city property
on the Public Landing, unwarrantedly
held by them. AdOpted-yeas 81.
An appropriating ordinance for $25, ,000
for street repairs, was laid aside for
want of the two-thil ds vote (3S), necss.
sary to appropriate money.
Ordinances were passed as follows
To establish the grade Of Brookside
avenue, from Chase street to w. W.
rhompson's north line; to assess special
tax ON Charlotte street, from Linn street
to Baymiller street; to block the square
bounded by Sixth, Freeman, Sloo and
Carr streets.
A resolution, offered by Mr.. Abbibl,
was adopted, authorizing the Solicitor to
give his written opinion as TO whether
the city is bound TO repair limestone.
liable for damages caused by the want
OF repair to said streets.
A resolution, offered by Mr.. Hogan. re-
auesting the Board of Public Works TO
discontinue the lighting of all gas-!amps
on streets, alleys, &C., not dedicated to
the city, was, after some discussion, re-
ferred to the Light Committee.
Ordinances were passed appropriating
money for the April election and the spe.
cial election on the Southern Railroad
question.
An ordinance, introduced by Mr.. ]. C..
Riley, appointing an Inspector OF Steam
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-22
Adjourned.
Commencement Exercises of St.
Xavier College.


Xavier College.
The Forty-fourth Annual Commence
ment Exercises OF st. Xavier COLES ge
took place last evening at Pixies Opera
house, before large and select audi
ence of the friends of the College.
The exercises consisted of dialogues,
declamations and music, the latter un-
der the direction OF Prof. Gerold.
The programme, as follows, was rem
dered most creditably:
Music-Overture, "Merry Wives OF
Windsor" (Nicolai.) Orchestra.
Prologue-Joseplr Butler, Robert Nor
mann, James Templeton.
PARTI.
Our Public Demonstrations - Dis
course. Charles Poland.
Our Votiye Church-Description. Geo.
Bast.
song-"Music on the Waves. (Glover. J
Select Choir.
Elocution in Single Lesson-Profes-
sor of Elocution, Albert Reinhardt; Pu-
pills, Chas. Worpenberg, John McKeown.
Music-"Herculean Waltzes." (Coon),
Orchestra.
Our rJournals-Discourse. Philip Cos.
grave.
Our Hills-Description. John Kuhl.
mann.
Our harities-Discourse William
Quinn.
Music-Duettino for Clarinets. (Ros.
sini) Msssrs. Ritter and Weber.
PART II.
Moral Responsibility, or Free VIII In
the Nineteenth Century-An academic
discussion by the graduates.
A Plain View OF Plain Question
VIM. UBrien.
Sense VS.. Nonsense-Frederick Lamp
ing.
A Serious Difficulty-Stephen Boyle.
And Serious Answer-Leo Cloud.
song-"Hunter's Horn" (Gerold y
Select Choir.
Valedictory-Octave Bouscaren.
Music-Centennial March (Gerold r.
Orchestra.
After the execution OF the various
parts OF the programme, Right Rev.
Archbishop Purcell appeared on the
stage and conferred the degree OF Mas.
ter OF Arts upon Mr.. Augustus Won
Martels, and that Of Bachelor OF Arts
upon Messrs. Octave BOuscaren, Steph.
en- Boyle, Leo Cloud, Henry Hoonscne.
meier, Frederick Lamping and VIM.
| VBrien.
| Leo Cloud received the large silver
shield, the reward for excellence in the
collective branches of study. A large
number OF students who distinguished d
themselves received handsome.y y bound
books as prizes.
The Archbishop, after the distribution n
OF prizes, gave short address in ref
erence to sour Educational Institu-
tiOns."
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charge OF sending obscene liter ature
through the mails was preferred against
him.
He waived examination and was bound
over to the Grand Jury to answer. Yes
terday he put in most of his time visit
ing newspaper Offices and telling SEN
sational story Of attempted bribery on
the part OF Coroner Maley, the sub.
stance of which is that the Coroner Of
fered to have legal proceedings against
Raphael squelched provided the sum OF
to be paid each Of the English morning
papers, and of course the Coroner was
TO have the balance for his trouble.
The Coroner does not deny that there
was some such talk, his idea being to
fix case of bribery on Raphael in the
event that the prosecution on the other
charge should fail.
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Attention. SOldiersl

All the men who served under COM
mand of Gen. R. B. Hayes during his
memorable campaigns in West Virginia,
and who are in favor of his election to
the Presidency, are cordially and earn.
estly requested to meet at Hopkins Hall,
southwest corner Fourth and Elm
streets, tomorrow (Friday) evening,
June 70, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose OF
organizing a Hayes and Wheeler Club
for duty during the coming campaign.
JAS. 4. THOMPSON,
JOSIAH j. HIGBEE,
RoBT. MCF. SMITH.
Committee.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-22
Court CulIiMRs.

Victor Burnham against Fl. Kracke.
An action to recover under contract for
painting. Verdict for plaintiff for $1TO.
John johnson and others against Thos.
Sherlock. This was an action to estab-
lsh the right OF the plaintiffs. as the
heirs OF John johnson, deceased to in
herit the property left by him. Partially
heard anu continued.
Henry Huwe against j. M. Mueller;
same against j. Nj. Mueller and others
Actions upon promissory notes. Yer.
dict for plaintiff for $S57 upon one note
and $771 upon the other.
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jul.5t,Tf

r EGAL.--EXECUTORs' SALE OF REAL
IL ESTATE.-Under an order of sale made
by the Probate Court of Hamilton County,
OHIO, in case No. 2,be2, we will offer for sale.
at Public Auction, at the door OF the Court
house, in said County, on SATURDAY, the
first day Of July, 1876, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the
following described real estate, situated in
said County aud state. to wit: Lots Nos %, 81,
a. 26, ~, 30. 81, 50, ", 49, 49, l3t 1872 1913. 1S4,
1876, 1856, 1877, lSs 1S9, in 1. d. Wheeler's subdi-
vision north Of Cincinnati. Also, lot OF land
In Cincinnati, near the south end of the Tor
renee Roal, and east thereof, beginning at the
northeast corner of land owned by #. X. Drake,
and j. ing between the Little Miami Railroad
and Columbia avenue, thence westwardly
parallel with the south line Of said avenue
l2s feet, more or less, to l. D. Wheeler's south
west corner; thence northwardly 81 feet, more
or less, to the south line OF SAID avenue; thence
eastwardly along the south line Of said avenue
1872 feet more or less, to the intersection Of the
south line OF said avenue with the east line Of
the tract Of said ID; AXE, produced north
wardiy; thence southwardly 81 feet to the
Said lots ale appraised as fellows. to wit:
Lot No. s0 at $3.50; Lot NO. 81, at s45O; Lot No.
ss4U; Lot No. 80. at $i2O; Lot No. 81, at $3.50
Lot No. 10, at $i5U; Lot No. 49, at $3.50: Lot No.
3d. at $3.50; Lot No. 49, at $l32; Lot No. l31, at
$2C0; Lot No. 1B2, at $25O; Lot No. l93, at $500;
Lot No. a. at $3O0 lot No. 1876, at 1901; Lot No.
1856, at 500; Lot No. 1877, at sSOO: Lot No. l3s, at
$500; Lot No. 1S9, at $40; the lot on the sou
side of Columbia avenue, ut $45J.
Terms OF Salc--One-t cash, one third In
one year. and one-third in two years from the
day Of sale, with interest: the deferred pay
ments to be secured by mortgage on the prem
ises sold.
The lots in Wheelol's subdivision lie between
Clifton and Ohio avenues, ana but few squares
north Of McM,cken University.
THOMAS H. BlGGS and
SAMUEL CALDWELL,
Executors OF l. ID. Wheeler, deed.
Cincinnati, Ohio, june |, 1870. jui-stTh
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ju2z-itTh

II EGAL.-State Of Ohio. Hamilton County,
IL S.S.-Robert Rattray vs.. Belle Y. RatCray.
Case No. 40 5O3.-The defendant is hereby no.
titled that on the 21st day Of June, 1876 the
plaintiff filed his petition In the Court Of COM
mon Pleas, within and for said County and
State, charging her with having lawful hus- :
band living at the time OF her marriage with
plaintiff. And further charging that she, from
october q to November IA, 1915. lived In a state
Of adultery in the city Of Louisville, KY, and
that she was guilty of adultery at divers other
times too numerous to mention; and asking Tor
divorce And that the cause will stand for
hearing after August ., 1915.
ROBERT RATTRAY. Plaintiff.
L. II. PUMMlLL. Attorney, southeast corner
Fourth and Walnut.
Dated at Cincinnati, june y, 1875.
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Tonight at Prices Hill,

The Cincinnati Grand Orchestra at
Prices Inclined Plane will tonight rem
der the following programme: March,
Welcome" Ertel; Overture, lie Dia.
deme," Hermann; Waltz, ''Kate Kear-
ney," Coote; Fantaise, ''Hot Codlins,"
Boyer; Overture, Suppe; Paraphrase,
"Loreley," Neswadba; Polka, "Cornet,"
Levy; Grand Selections, "Ernani,"
Verdi; Quadrille, Strauss; Finale,
Pickle.
The Concert will close in time for par
ties lo reach all parts Of the city by
street cars.
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BOOKS. sTAT1oNERY. nrc.

rr STEVENS BOOKSTORE, all the new
books and magazines, fine note papers,
visiting cards, pocket-books, card cases,
rewards, prizes and gilt books for chill.
dren, illuminated notices, blank books,
envelopes, croquet, Office stationery, etc.,
etc. Goods not in stock will be promptly
procured. Convenient to street cars.
No. 40 West Fourth street.
apis, Tu, ,Th-50t
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Accident ON the Kentucky Central
RailrOad-TWO Men Killed.

Passenger train No. 8, on the Ken
tncky Central Railroad, while coming
north yesterday afternoon at $3.50 clock
ran into lot Of cattle about two miles
above oynthiana. The engine was
wrecked and the baggage and express
cars thrown down an embankment into
the east fork OF Licking River. Mr.. Ed.
win M. Thomas and MIR. Frank. ParshalI,
the messengers OF the Adams Express
Company, jumped from the express cal
and were Instantly killed. The forme,
was found under the forward truck Of
tho smoking car.
i. Mr.. Robert w. Martin, the baggage
master, was terribly cut aud bruised