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Mortuary Record.

Caroline Aur, years, city.
Hugh Mcguire, ~ years, ireland.
Nanette Gollmer, u years, Germany.
Maggie Heenback, IA years, city.
Geo Bloom, Is years, BIliigheinu, Bavaria.
Henry Kruse, years, city.
Elizabeth Kranz, year, city.
Worappina Klein, II years, city.
Theresa Ficken, IL months, city.
Michael Morn, SO years, ireland.
Carrie Crane, % years, Kentucky.
Mary Engelke, IA months, city.
John Lewis, 2S years, Virginia.
George West, 90 years, New YORK.
Edw. Dooley, ~ years, Dayton, o.
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Late Foreign News.
For CuBA.

MADRID, Jan. 10.--The Government
has ordered six of Krupp's breech-load.
ing steel cannon, with six hundred
rounds Of ammunition, for delivery in
cuba at the earliest possible moment.
WAR CLOUDS.
PARIS, Jan 10.-War indications in
Europe continue. King George, OF
Greece, abdicates shortly.
WHAT A JOHN BULL THINKS.
LONDON, Jan. l0.-The Daily Telegraph
editorially says that the unanimous res
olution, passed by the House of Repre-
sentatives at Washington, declaring it
the manifest disposition of the men who
fought in the late civil war to join hands
as one people, is most auspiciOus ush-
ering in of the American new year, and
one of the most notable incidents in the
history of America.
AN ACCoMPLICE OF THoMAssEN.
BERLIN, jan. 10.-The police of this
city having obtained possession of the
private correspondence of Thomassen,
the Brsmerhaven dynamite fiend, seem
20 nave come upon the track of some Of
his accomplices, who visited boarding
houses patronIzed by English and Ameri-
can tourists. They are searching for q
Doctor Medworth, who, 1t would appear
from information in their possession,
was evidently an accomplice OF Thomas.
sen,
SPANISH TROUBLES.
LONDON, Jan. l0.-rhe Times, this
morning, says the warning that marl-
ners must not approach the Spanish
coast east OF Bilbao, on account of the
Carlist batteries placed there, deserve
careful consideration by the Govern
ment. 1t says England, being at peace
with Spain, has right to trade there,
and right to Spanish protection. II
Spain can not protect her coast, then
England must, even to the extent OF 60
ing to war. The writer says:
"If Spain insists on having the luxury
of rebelli0us colonies at time when
wasted by civil war at home, she must
take the consequences. The article goes
on to. review the habitual leniency Of
other powers to Spain, the result o.
which is that her statesmen presume on
the continuance OF foolish and treacher
GUS impunity. 1t would be better for al
parties If Spain was held accountable
| Tor her actions. The United States
might set good example by insisting
fthat Cuba be no longer allowed to be-
come the plague instead Of the Pearl ol
the Antilles"
The article concludes by recommend
ing that Spain be told that she Will be
held accountable for every shilling q
damage done to foreign vessels by Car
hist shells, when, doubtless, after pre-
l.mlnary bluster, the remedy would b,
found easy, and Spain would see cleare
tine danger of dallying with eivit -A"-
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were Il
sued since our Last report:
Adolf Hesseman and Josephine Ketterer.
Cnas. kuper and Lizzie Mckay.
George Gucnther and Kate Foiman.
Lhas. Campbell and Iaa Taylor.
Jacsb Hueuschen and Mary Pohlman.
Jos. w. Wiltshire and Ada Van Harmm.
Il. N. q. Childs and Joanna Woodrnh.
Louis Nachtigal and May keinhardt.
Harry Groneweg and Maggie Tucker'
- n Maggie Boil. =
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EyOR SALE-FARM-Co Containing 400 acres,
II lying In Mas n county, Missouri, partly
uGder cultivation: finely located, and splendid
souri, as personally selected said land. will
Aell low. For particulars, &C., address Box
1Si, Lebanon, Onio. jaS-3t
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ENOR SALE = CHEAP - LIFE SCHOLAR
I SHIP-For full Arithmetic and Telegraph
C0nrse at Bryant, Stratton & DeHan's College
For full particulars address s. z. G., Box .,
etty ja3-tf,d&W
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IL good spring on same; in thfckIy- settled
neighborhood, in Adair county, Iowa, near
county seat Or vii! .:.,s .s s scs horse I, AZ
sv.4Dg wagon. Address "W," this oliice
ljyl4-tfl rH
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STOLEN,

CT0LEK-4 Ill ORsE--From Osborn, Ohio. on
y the night Of January 7th, dapple gray
horse. about fifteen hands high, 6 OF years
hind foot above the hoof reward of $5U for
horse and thief Add ess JOSEPH HEBBL LIE,
Osborn, Ohio. ialO-2t
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LOST.

r OST-LOCKET-Blu Blue enameled. with pearl
IL forming bird. Will pay the worth of it
il returned to No. 1S) Main street. jas -2t
r OST-DI AMOND RING-December %, on
Ia Gest, Evans or Eighth streets,to fact OF in
clined plane. The finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving at 16a West Court street.
ia9-3t
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Tor sALE-EN ENGINE-One horizontal en-
L gine. eleven-inch bore, forty flour inch
POST & CO., No. 49, and 1888 West Second
sire t. jal0-2t
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L,oR SALE-LAND--70 acres of choice bot
IL tom land, all IN cultivation on u railroad
and near station, 15 miles from the city.
Address H., Star Office. oc9-tf
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E0R sALE-DRUG STORE-FIrst- class. in
a the business part OF the city, opposite ST.
James Hetel, and first door north OF Wiler
House. Address ID. Z. NJ, Box 65, Mansfield,
Ohio. iaS-3t
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ENOR SALE-AN OkDER-0n first-class
IL saddlery honse, at a liberal discount, fol-
cash, Apply to S. \. SCOTT, this Office.
ia9-9tS
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FOR RENT.

T7soR RRENT-HOUsE--A A line ax STORY brick
IL rooms, newly grained; front, side and
rear yards; gas, hydrant cistern. 50 Gest
Ntreet jai0-2t
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BoARDTNc.

VS0k KDf fNG--W With one or two udfnrpished
~ ssp1es, may be had by . gentleman ana
tfic st4s6 West FMrth ct; reference q ex-
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L,oR .SALE-BILLIARD TABLE5-Two,
E cheap, in good condition; will sell at low
price For further particulars address Box
i67, Portland, lad jal0-3t
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TOR RSALE-FARM-Ofls ls acres, seven miles
T from Cincinnati, on good pike; house of
rooms. good fruit and water. Address Box
zTi2 City p. D. jaS-3t
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The following is the 80 p. NJ. report Oh new
York STOCK Market, as received Dy Lea ssore
rett u Co.. rs West Third Street; NJ.
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MEETING.

NOTlCE-A Public Meeting, under the au-
In spices of the S0verelgns Of Industry, will
he held TONIGHT i'll the hal soatheast cor
ner Fourth ami Vine streets. The Elevation of
Labor through Co-operatation, will be fully
set forth, in essays and speeches. Ali are in
vited. 1t
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LHOH SALE = LIFE SCHOLARSHIP - To
IL one Of the best Cincinnati Commercial Col
aeges. VIII sen cheap. Address s. P. o., Box
u, city, oclS-tf
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-LOT-In Clark's addition to
IL Fairmount Price ;25O Inquire at 3I4
,rlum street. 1tt
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LNOR RSALE-HOUSE-Tw story and half
IL brick house, modern built Inquire at 408
w. Ninth ST.; terms easy. ja8-3t
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-LsOR SALE-TYPE-WRITE early new I;
E Remington's; to be seen in operation every
morning at 100 Elm street, jaS-2t
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VHOR SALE-LAND-143 acres of land, is
IL miles west Of the city; upland. Address
T., Star office. oc0-tf
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.E,OR RENT-HOUSE-Three story brick,
on York ST. eet; 10 rooms and bath room |;
'front.' and side entrance. Inquire at Tar Central
avenue. sg jaS-3t
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VKTANTED-JIM II CHARLIE DAVIS
wv formerly Of ia Race street, are located
at the "Sun Saloon" T8 Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
At all hours, day and night. nol7-2m
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LNOR SALE-COUNTER-Te feet long, in
T good condition. Will be sold cheap. APP
ply at 107 W est Fifth street. ja3-tf
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VNTANTED-TO CLOSE 'OUT-A stock of
w nrst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business. viii SOL at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 w alnut
street. first floor. ie26-tf
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TJHOR SALE MIN ERALS-FOssi Indian
III kellcs, Old Coins. &c. MERGERS Natural
History Store, III w. sixth street. de30-f
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WTANTED-sITUAT boy fifteen
wv years old, that can set type, and is will
ing to work. Address JOSEPH O'HARA,
this Office. al0-2t
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NTANTED - STORE AND BASEMENT -
wv Suitable for fancy grocery business. corn
or lot preferred; must be situated on or near
Fifth street and between Walnut and Race.
Address X. b. G., Lock-box 49, city. ja8-3t
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WTANTED-WHY SUFFER When you
Wv can get your corns, bunIOns, warts and
fngrowing nails cured by DR.. III. NJ. HERSCH-
FIELD, Eggerts barber shop, under the Ash
land House, Lexington, Ky, de14-1y
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NTANTED-SITUA ATION-As book keeper
w or assistant, by young man OF ex-
perience. Address c. Fl. KILBURN, 707 Nam
street, Covington, KY. jaS-3t
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NT TANTED--SITUA ATION-By an English
w lady, as housekeeper, or will ta9e charge
OF widower's family; good references given.
Apply at 1861 Elm street. ja8-st
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VKTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That b.
wv CAVAGNA u SON have a new lot Of fine
BOneless Goldfish, and a splendid line Of
Groceries. jyS6-tf
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WT NTED-SITUATION-By baker, as
wv second hand on bread, pies and cakes
best of reference; no objection to the country.
Address Il. o., I'll Court st. jaS-5t
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NTANTED-ROOM furnished room.
wv Address, stating price and location. j.
R. T., this Office. ja8-2t
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wANrnp---M1scnLLANnoUs.

UTANTED-CUTTER clothing cut
wv ters, by LEWIS, YOUNG & Co, st.
Louis, Mo. jaS-3t
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VNIANTED-AGENT -Masonic-Tw new
wv Masonic Works. Ufiaue and highly
Important. Send for complete catalogue.
kEDDING & CO., Publishers Of Masonic
Works, 73l Broadway, New York. jas 4t
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MTANTED--SIrUAT ATION-As steamstress
w in private family; can cut and make
dresses. Address MARY FIELD, Vernon,
Indiana. iaS-3t
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VNT ED-EMPLOYMENT- = By a. man
w willing to make himself useful in any
business or newspaper line, where an honest
living can be made Address j. NJ, this Office.
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| WANTED = SITUATION TO do PLAIN
| w sewing or dressmaking in families. Ref
erences given. Address II. A. w, this office.
| ja10-3t+
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wv ANTED = WOMAN A good middle
Wv aged woman to do general housework at
Mrs. P. CAVANAGH'S, cor Of Fourth and
Philadelphia streets, Cov1ngton. 1t+
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w TANTED- -SIPU UATION-By boy fifteen
wv years old, that can write good hand and
is willing to work. Address j. OHARA, No.
TT Hughes street, Cincinnati.
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UTANTED-PHOTOG GALLERY
wv To rent gallery where there is no other
In the place, in Ohio. Address H. E., Sidney,
Ohio. Ja9-4t
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w carriage painter. Apply, for two weeks,
to II. L. CROSBY, Cambridge City, Ind.
ial0-3t
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WANTED-sIrUATIoN-By a German
w girl, good cook and laundress; city or
country. Call at 255 Court st. jaS-3t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
WANTED D---sITUATIoNs.

WTANTED-SlTUA ATONE young girl,
wv to do general housework. Apply t.1O7
Clark street. jaS-2t
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nv TED-SIrUATION-By two English
w girls, to COOK, wash and iron or up stairs
work, city or country; references. Inquire at
Do Ellen street, Newport, KY. jaS-2t
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WTANTED-PHOTOG PRINTER
wv A good printer for photograph gallery.
Address +. KLAUBER, Louisville, Ky. jaS-4t
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| NANTED - SITUATION - BY young
| wv man 49, years of age, to do some light out
side work. Address OPEN AIR, this olice.
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WANTEp--s1,O 700 Confederate Bills, In, In,
Natural History Store, III w. Sixth st. de30- tt
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wv ANTED STU AIION-By young man
w as coachman, in private family; thor
oughly understands the care of horses and car
riages, and general work ON a gentleman's
place; good references given. Apply at'373 w.
Court st. iaS-2t
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fEN0R RRENT-WAREHOUsE splendid nre-
IL proof four-story warehouse, adapted for
storage OF manufacturing, centrally located.
Apply at 90 Main street. jaS-3t
I,OR RENT-HOUs Two story brick, I've
IL rooms, gas, water, inside shutters, base
mont entrance, In good order; rent $96. Apply
on premises, No. Fillmore street, jas-2t
TyOR RENT-HOUSE-Two-st brick. 8
X 1-.... hss = =
IL roomsi insue ya.s.vrs; basement en-
france; gas. water; III good condition; No. 8
Fillmore street. Keys at l55 Linn street.
r. ja10-at
FOR RETr.-RooMs.
ZOE kENTr ROOMS Dwelling room. In
aew suilding, ia Freeman street, near
lEXAt1 ja1U-2t
sTINR kENT--ROOM Pleasantly located,
C freDt rooms furnished. for gentlemen. In
&piss at "a West Fourth street. Jss-st
,1rOR RI MIR OOM-ss, icely furnished room
Il with large cloths closet, gas, and fire IL de-.
GeA. Cowfoi sJle for two gentlemen. 246
Eiem street. sasween George and Seventh.
, 1876-10-25

he would send for her anu his child. They
watched and watched for Tho letter TO come,
bringing the monoy; but no news came. 1lo
was not very s,,cccsafnf, anil 1t WINS long tmo
before the money tame to iako them g thu "a.
and that wife and little hoy were ful of .lcl!3t,t.
Ihcy. Thought they were going u scc hin, whom
they foved, They wcnt 10 New Yurk, mud took
their passage In ot,e Of tlioAc beautiful Fac0u
steamers, but they Ind not been nut tn sea ycry
was cry Of Ftroi fro!"
The pmln wero act to work, bull in spite Of
everything. the flames incrcasod. There wns d
magazine ot powder on hoar.l; and tho Captain
knew The moment the fire touched It, all would
perish Ths liteboata wcre lowered, md tho
into them. and left the reat to dto Among tho
number left wcro TINT poor mother and her bpy.
Tho last llfcboat was pushing Away; It was her
last hope. She bent over that ship. antl bcgGcd
them to take her boy and herself; hut no,-tho
sho pleaded with them until At iast one Of The
@ bas liz ill., Others '' c1ei oat t' against Il.
At last they promised % take Que Of turn,
and shouted This to her. What tlo yon thfnli
know that af,e would not do Tint. No true
inutlicr would tlD that. Size seized her darling
boy; prcs.ed him to her. lrar.; handed htnl
over thu etlc; and, ns slie dropped hin Into tlio
eoat, she Sall, "Ay 9o,, i you live 70 ses ySnr
boat pushcd oil, ami In . little w!to that vcsael
was blown up. md that mother perfslict.
Young men, wilat would you say Of tIlnt so,,,
who is now grown up, II he ahould speak dlsrc-
epccttully OF such a Inothcr aa that! Youwoutl
say he would not 10 fit to live. Hut what shall
to Him who has purchased you with Ills own
blooll Let us pray.
, 1876-10-25

Charles Reese, arrcsted by Officer Patrick
O'DEicn for passing a spurious SO note, was
yesterday held In $500 bal to tho District Court
by Commissioner Hoync.
Thomas Walsh md William Mason were cap.
turcd last evening for entcing m incbrtato
namcd Phil Smith under ono Of the approaches
to the Luke street bridge, wlcrc they robbed
Him OF SO In cash and watch and chain. Thcy
wcrc locked up ut tho Armory.
james Harrington md John Conuors, for
"itolaing up" John Quinn OF Clark street
scIne two weeks ago, wcro yesterday held In
$f.0W cnct to the Criminal Court. Tho prop
crty wns recovered III a West Side pawrl-sllof,,
and gavo uil1nlstakuhlo evidence against tic
pur}ofners.
Mrs. jacob Miller, tho colorcd wife OF white
citizen residing. on Clark Btreet, went on tho
wnr-path yesterday forenoon, nnd with d poker
did terrific datnage 10 George Goldsmith, the
keeper OF pawn-shop ut No. G21 State street,
Both were at the Arliory yesterday, one with Il
batly laecrated head and tho other In cell in
the from row.
Bridget McEtroy was before Justica Footo
yesterday for being grossly dIsordcrly on Wn-
hash nycnuc. She had been drunk, anil his
Hnnor said to her: "BrIdget, let you OF from
St00 fine not long ago because you tuolt tho
pledge. Have you kept that p'edEe!n "1have
ynur Honor" says Dlfldy; nit Is hero In me
lWckct.n But sho Ind been drunk anl disorder
", mud heing an OLD timer the Justice sntl,
$500 and costs, mud that Sl00 fined you soue
days ago." She went to tho Dr(dcwrll.
, 1876-10-25
At Tho afternoon RcsR,un several reports Of
committees were submitted.
MATRIMONIAL,


quiet wedding, but ono ii unusun1 inter
cat, occurred yesterday evening at No. fi Throop
street. Tho parties Immediately concerned
were Miss Eva lIcrrlck md Mr.. Charles Il.
Osborne. IL was s o'clock when tho bride md
groom descended into tho pnrior unattended,
where tic Isey. ". ". Eycrts pronounced the
words which made them nun nntl wIFc. Tho
bride was attired In pink silk, with bridal veil
and diamond ornaments.
Among tic guests were Dr.antl Mrs. Dtacka,1,
Mr. md Mrs. John lnckbcc, Atr. and Atra. j. ".
Midg|oy, tho Rev. md Mrs. Hammond, Mr.. and
Mr.. Cyrns Bentley. Dir. aud Mrs. William
Walker, Mr: mil Mr.. Howard Morgan, Alr.
81" srran mr. sni s'e''s ;es. s es s At; 5an 'n IT.
Wrcnn, Mis- Bentley, Mta Harnct, Miss Hall,
Mr. Arthur 1iaitxfurst, Mr. Ifciry Brlntnail,
Mr. Charles u. Popc, the Rev. W.. n. Ercrts.
DR.. Sawyer, Afr. md Mrs. f. II. Ward.
Aftcr tic ceremony there was the us,inl re-
crrtlon and supper, Tile ,prcscnts wceu ricl'
atI,l suitable, ald embraced q china tea service
t.:1 fIn f I'm, and Fs .u IL u war1 tilser wats,
caster ffom Str. Genrce l. ,lIrtts; silver rar,i
from Mr. a,ni Mrs. ". il Walker;
S4 naen1a 5 SIsss s.. e'"qetS|as' T. si;s aiISs9 d1S
tnlaid worsatanl from Mrs. L. d. urtggs;
George EILos's works from ". d. and E. a.
Conlon; silver and cut-glass caster from Mrs.
z. G. 11ullng; set Of silvcr teaspoons from Mr..
D. 7. Osborn; check for 500 from father Of tho
bride; gold earrings from. Miss Clara llCrrick;
set of silver forks from Mra. Robert Osborn;
set Of silver spoons from Mrs. u. W. Mk!eley;
silver dessert Spoons from Allas Nellie Walker;
elcgunt set chased silver spoons nn.l forks from
Mr. and Mrs. J. X. lsnrtis; gold mud euanlel
silver sou1rlml1s from Miss Ec1lio Walker; en-
grazing, :" Ellnirc and Tartu1E, )" from Mr. J. II.
Wrcnn.
The couple departed for Philadelphia on tho
10:rD train.
, 1876-10-25
HYDE rAItE.


Tho Donrd Of Trustees met at tho Village
hall yesterday afternoon. Present, Mcssrs
Boguc, Farrell, Schlun1, Powell, and President
Bensley.
4 petition OF Jacob Miller for saloon.license,
at tho rate of Sl5 for onc-lalf year, was reject
ed by tho Board. Mr.. Denslcy proposes to veto
tho other Ba1oon-llccnsu which was giycn last
week.
4 resolution WIS offered asting tho Attorney
II condemnation proceedings could no suspend
. cd or discontinued.
Al, ordinance was read repeating condemns
ton proceeding On Calumet avcn,le, and was
referred to tho judiciary Committee.
A resolution was offered asking that $50 DO
avenue, which was approved.
An ordinance for the Improvement OF Fifty
first street, from Grand Boulevard to State
street, Wis approved. Tho improvement will
consist In placing elk inches Of Joliet gravel
a petition OF Joseph afarclc tor ealoon license,
whlcl. was grnnted At the last meeting for the
sum OF St1, was rccoustdercd md laid On tho
tnblc.
Instructions wcro given to clear Torty-cighth
street ns fur aa deeds have been given.
Tho hoard then adjourned.
Tho Atessrs. Fisher hnvc returned from tho
Centennial.
Judge Jumcson's house Is being repaired aud
his family nro expected home this week.
The proprlctors Of tho hotel propose to fiji in
between their brcakwatcr md the shore as soon
ns that protection Is completed.
I< gentlemen nr1unu tho Town-1atl coUl-
plain about the Way tlctr thlnga 60. afr. Lewis
lost lint Inst evening. Mr. Farycll also lost
bis Int one week ngo, wiIu one poor gentleman
nlourns the loss of Il pair Of boots, an oyercoat,
anil two pair Of gloves.
The Committee who were tn get np1nes for q
lyeeun report that they have lG3
EVANSTON.
The Democrats tried to Offset tho recent suc-
ccssful Republican rallIcs with po,swow Ut
Lyons Hull, Monday evening. Tho )calipg
"ssar" was tho man Of all imaginable crow
eaters lcast calculated to conn, and the
respect, or, excite. tho enthusiasm Ut
IT, rs.spcftanle ll aud Intelligent citizens OF
evangelist Of true "Reforin," Marvin ii. b.
vet, "of Wisconsin," l}oree wants reform. liz
considers II necessity. anh readers OF THE
TMuusE 10 not need to DO told how he las in
auElrntcd 1t hy h!s system Of obtaining money.
lle is MISC ReputliationIst, US thoso who have
!uanc1 linn money can attest. II naturally fol-
Lows that sMeh ,N Simon pure Reforner should
a!s9 O. bo ior Iilien. l. ins been very approprl-
bc needed IN the South, where he ,nay be atforl-
cd all opportunity tn plead for the abolition OF
capital punishment in tho cascs Of some Of the
Ku.ktnx aul Mde-Club "lseformera," should
they happen to to convicted OF their numerous
murders.
OAKLAND
Tie Ivy Dramatic Club give " Bread on the
Waters II uni "Turn Him Out,t 1T the Ellis
Avenue Hall, Nov. 2.
Under tie management OF Mrs. Bliss Tho en-
tertainmcnt at the OaklMnfi Congregational
Church passed of very pleasantly last evening.
There was good audience
a soclnblo will be given nt tile residence of
Str. Poole, No. 10 Aldine Bquarc, Thursday
evening, by the iatl!cs of the Oakland Cougrega-
tiouul Church.