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The Portland daily press., 1876-03-30
RUSSIA.
The Gear Hn-The Proposed Regency.

The Gar fil-The Proposed Regency.
LONDON, March 29.-The Telegraph says of
the rumored indispostion of the Emperor of
Russia:
I'VE believe the facts concerning the Gear
are that he is seriously i'll, aud the doctors rec.
ommend his prolonged sojourn at Ems and
afterwards in Switzerland therefore it is
probable that the public convenience will make
it necessary that the Czarowitch exercise the
functions of the Emperor during his absence"
The Times telegram from Berlin says:
1.-THE prospect of the regency in Russia ex-
cites much speculation here concerning the
probable relations between Russia and Ger
many, because of the anti-German tendencies
of the Czarowitch."
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Sch Stetson. Loud, from Georges Bank of and
for Gloucester put into Boothbay 2th inst with loss
of foremost. mantopmast and other damage, having
encountered gale on the Banks night of 25th. She
will remain for repairs.
Brig Showers, from Wilmington, while entering
Grenada. got ashore and sprung bad leak.
Brig Lena Thurow, Corbett, at Philadelphia from
Matanzas, reports bad weather during the passage
and on the 18th. shipped heavy which stove her
waist; also sprung lower topsail yard.
Sch Carrie Melvin, Andrews, from Wilmington NC
tor Georgetown sc, anchored off Cape Roman goth
inst in heavy gale and during the night parted
chains and went ashore, where she remains high up
on the beach.
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Almonds,
q 10. -. II4W Z
Lemons pix 4 90 a 4 80
Oranges pix 4 rs q 4 80

OllOItS. 'ss..ZO w ltLZO w
GunpOwder.
Blasting. .,.. 8 so "a 4 90
Sporting. -. 5 so q 6 so
Pres'd, Pton.12 90 ais 90
Loose. IA 90 OH 90
Straw. ..... 900 @l0 90
Iron.
Common. 210 q
Retined...... 2S9 81
Norway. -. 6 q Z
Cast Steel. IS % %
German St'l. 10 a IA
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OHIO.

COLUMBUS, March 29-The Republican State
Convention assembled at the Opera House this
morning. A full delegation was present from
all the districts of the state. Gen. John c. Lee
Of Toledo, was chosen temporary President,
and made short speech warmly urging united
action to secure the nomination of Gov. Hayes
for President of the United States. After ap-
pointing committees the convention took re-
cess for dinner.
Among the resolutions passed at the after
noon session is the following: The Republican
party of Ohio having full confidence in the
honesty, ability and patriotism of Rutherford
b. Haryes cordially present him to the Nation
al Republican convention for nomination for
President of United States rnd our state dele
gates to that convention are instructed and the
district delegates are requested to use their best
efforts to secure his nomination.
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F D II Il 8 II TAR.

Mr.. L. A. Alexander, agent for B. o. s. G. C. Will
son of Boston, writes: 81 have never been so fully
satisfied with any article for toilet use, as with
your Forest Tar Soap. 1t is perfect sharing soap,
Welding rich white lather that does not dry upon
the face and leaves it soft and free from that smart
ing common 10 tender faces after shaving 1t is the
best article for the skin ever used" If your drug.
gist does not keep it, send IS cents to the
FOREST TAR co, Portland, Me,
for a cake.
oct1j snSm
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EurOue0u Markets.

LONDON, March 29-3.OO P M.-Consols at "a IS
16 for money and account.
LONDON, March 29-12.3O P. M.-American securi-
ties-United States 1O-4Os, 1869, Erie 17s.
LIVERPOOL. March 29.-12 30 P. M.-Cotton market
steady; Middling upands at 9-16d; do Orleans at
13-l6d; sales 1900 bales including 1000 bales Tor
speculation and export
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DIED..
3. Sarah Louisa. second daugh-

In this city, March 49, Sarah Louisa second daugh-
ter OF G. W. Smith.
Funeral services Friday afternoon. at q O'Clock.
ct No. q Myrtle street. Burial at convenience OF
the tamilyl
In this city, March 90 at the residence of her SON.
n-law. E. 5. Merrill. Mrs H. F., widow of the late
Hon. Joshua Herrick OF Alfred. New York papers
please copy
In Chelsea, Mass, March 90, Mrs. Anna, wife Of
Edwin Plummer, and daughter of the late Nathan
G. Penfeld of Gorham, Me-, aged 20 years.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

sors, NcIice. which appears in our columns
to-day with reference to Taxes, that all persons
interested may comply with the tenor OF such notice.
particularly the last clause, with reference to the u
s. Government Bonds, and Deposits in Savings
Banks, and thus save hard thoughts, and possibly
hard words, when too late
Portland, March 20, 1876, ma25sndtapl5
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Yokohama 25th inst, barque Nette MeIri-
man, Marsters, New York.
Ar at Hong Kong Feb q, ship Lathly Rich, Lewis,
Yokohama.
At Batavia Feb Sd, barque McGilvery, Jewett, for
New York or Boston.
Ar at Valencia Goth inst, ship FL Captain. Lincoln,
LObos
Sid I'm Greenock 26th inst barque Lorinda Borstel,
Borste United States.
Ar at Liverpool 9th, barque H Hussey, Shaw,
Galveston via Falmouth.
Sid I'm Liverpool 2Sth inst, barque Mary E Russell,
Nckerson, Batavia.
Cid at London 2Sth inst ship Ellen Munroe, Nor
cross, San Francisco.
Sid I'm Cardiff 2Sth inst, ship Oregon Cushing, for
Hong Kong.
Sid FIN Glasgow 2Sth inst. barque Commerce, Ell
lott, Boston.
p Ar at Guadalupe about LIST inst, brig A Pennel
At Navassa sth inst, sch Melissa A Wiley, Wiley,
for Baltimore.
Ar at Matanzas Gath inst, brig Carrie Purngton,
Whitmore, Portland.
Sid 25th, barQue Brunswick, Hutchinson NYork;
brigs W Messer, Hewitt. andlKaluna Mitchell do;
Williams, for North of Astteras; sch w G Il
Mowrey, Eaton, do.
Ar at Havana 25tb. brig Acelia Thurlow. White
Cardiff; 2Sth, barque + l. Carney, Jackson Glasgow
:. Ar at Sagua oath inst, barque Jose Moore, Car
Isle, New York
SID oath, brig Josie A Devereux, Higgins, North of
Hatteras.
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Damage by Floods about Memphis,

MEMPHIS, March GA warehouse with 5000
sacks of corn was destroyed by the caving in of
river banks at New Madrid. Much injury was
done on the low lands. White river is over its
banks. The town of Clarendon, 1870 miles
from its mouth, is under water. The lower Ar
kansas river is full to the top of its banks.
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orreetedby WOODBURY. & MoULToN, Bankers and
Brokers, CT Exchange st.
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MARRIED..

In Waterford, March I. Parker Brown and Martha
M. York.
In Harrison, March 10, Henry Durgin ard Miss
Virginia Powers, both of Br0wnfeld.
In Lisbon March IS, Jas. +. Bowie OF Durham and
Miss Georgia A. Jones of Lisbon.
The Portland daily press., 1876-03-30
CUBA.


LONDON, March % 1t is stated that the
Flor de Cuba plantation, one of the largest in
Cuba, near MataDzas, was burned few days
ago. 1t formerly produced 10000 boxes of
sugar per annum.
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For New England.
Twelve Hundred Golfers Voluntarily
Idle

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, March 90 The miners of
the Shenandoah City Colliery have Joined the
Kohinoor and Turkey runner in the strike
against the proposed reduction in the contract
work and the additional labor imposed. Over
1000 men and boys are idle at the above COL
lierles. 1t is thought that the strike cannot
continue long, all the miners at the other col
lieries having submitted to similar demands.
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Foreign luuOrtR.

ST JOHN. NIB. Steamer Chase 20i kegs nails
154 packages merchandise to G TR.
MAYAGUEZ, PR. Schr Dugono-333 hhds 10 tcs
moasses to Church. II s. Co. wv
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[FRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Ar at New York Goth, brig Hattie M Balm, Thest.
rup, Cardenas; scbs W Brown, do; A Butler,
Portland.
Ar at do Goth, barque Brunswick, Matanzas; sch
Annie Lewis, do.
Ar at Philadelphia 10th. briggs Eta NJ Tucker, from
Cardenas; Merry, Bradley. Aspinwall.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 2Sth, snip Jos Fish,
from Liverpool via SW Pass; barQue Clara MeGil-
very. Walnut, Cardenas; sch Kate Rankin, Hail.
Portland; Annie Bliss, Simmons, Cardenas; Ethan
Allen, Blake Cardenas.
Ar at Matanzas 26th, brig Hyperion, Clark, New
York; sch Louisa Orr Orr, Glasgow,
Ar at Sagua Goth, sch Matte Holmes, Newbern.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
March 80, Il A. MI
For New England.
clear and fair weather and light southerly to
westerly winds, slight changes in temperature
and rising barometer.
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New Work stock and Honey Market.

NEW YORK. March 29-Evening.-Money was easy
at q q per cent. call and closed at q q per
cent
Foreign Exchange was quiet and steady at 1859 q
4S7 for bankers sixty days sterling and 1899 400 for
demand.
Gold advanced from 13g to 114s and afterwards de-
cned to 1885, closing at the lowest poiut The rates
paid for carrying were 1, Il and per cent; loans
were also made flat and at per cent for borrowing
The clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank were
$19S7 20O The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day
$4,000 on account of interest and $4,000 in re-
dempton of bonds Customs receipts to-day $340OOO.
Governments fraction lower.
The following wer The closing quotations Of Gov
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Second Call.
Eastern Railroad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80. lie
Sales at Auction.
% Boston a. Maine Railroad. ........101a a 1921
~ Eastern Railroad. ...................,. 11A
$1,000 Portland Skies, 1877" ............ @0lOl
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r. O r. e l G n .
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Channel Tunnel.

LONDON, March 29-The Times financial
articles understands that the capital required
for testing the practicability of channel
tunnel is being rapidly subscribed. A French
company already has two million francs, half
OF the requisite amount. The English com
pany, if not already equally advanced doubt
less soon will be, and experiments will be in
active progress before long.
Noble Conduct of an American Sea Cap
tain.
The Times has an editorial article on the SUBJ
ject of the adventures of the survivors of the
emigfant ship Strathmore, which concludes as
follows: "The vessel which at length arrived
to rescue them was an United States whaler,
on her course to south sea fisheries. Her cap
tain, we are told, gave up the chance of the
seasons profits for the sake of the poor crea-
lures he found at the Croquettes, and who need
ed an amount of care they could not receive if
be had taken them with him. We are sure the
English nation will judge as it deserves of the
sacrifice to which Capt Clifford submitted, and
will notfail TO do honor aud something more
than bare honor to the deed and the man.
The Portland daily press., 1876-03-30
BOSTON Rank Statement.

BOSTON, Mch. 29.-The following is the statement
OF the Boston National banks. as returned to the
1par
The Portland daily press., 1876-03-30

The powers have demanded from Servia
guarantees for the continued neutrality.
The Portland daily press., 1876-03-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that you saw their
Advertisement in the PRESS the circula
ton Of which, per month, exceeds 100000,
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SPOKEN.

Dec &c, lat 43 S, Ion 10 OIL ship Geo Skolfed Reed,
from Lobos for United Kingdom.
March IL, lat Al 20. lon II 20, ship Oriental, Otis
from Liverpool for San Francisco.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Delicious Candi

III you like Pure and Choice Favored
candies, you will be sure and lind them at
CHAS. w. LUCH'S,
ma25spd1ws No. 564 Congress street.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Wednesday, March 30.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Franconia. Bragg New York-pgssen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Sch Lngano, (of Machias) McKown, Mayaguez PR
4th inst-333 hhds 10 ties molasses to Churchill &
Co. [See other columns.l
Sch Ellen FL Gott, Armstrong, Charleston-clay
Sch Jennie N Huddel, Cranmer, Baltimore-coal
to E 81 Sargent.
Sch Abner Taylor, Dodge, New Bedford, to load
for New York.
Sch Minnesota, Coombs, New Bedford to load for
Bridgeport.
Sch Frank l., (Br) Rawlings. Annapolis, Ms, for
Boston, Lost deck load and split oresail in the gale
of the 25th.
Sch Hyena, Smslley. Georgetown for New York.
Sch Mary Hogan, Brigham. Bristol for n York.
Sch Niger, Alley. Boston for Westport.
Schs Vanguard, Weber, and Willard, Thomp-
son, Southport.
CLEARED.
Sch Nellie Chase, Norton, Cardenas- Geo Hunt
e. Co.
Sch Ida l. Howard, Rich. New York-Berlin Mills.
Sch Geo L. Fessenden, Beebe, Kennebee to load ice
for New York-Ryan & Kelsey.
lFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
CRANBERRY ISLES, March 19-Ar, SCH Emma
Story, Fernad, Portland.
Capt Stanley, of Cranberry Isles, has purchased
part of schr Winnie Weston, OF Portland, and will
go master.
Sch Olive Clarke of Eastport, which went ashore
at Bakers Island 10th. is total wreck. She had a
cargo of herring, old junk. sc. The materials we're
sold at auction 23i.
Sch Sea Bird, Stanley, which drifted ashore 18th,
came off 22d, but little damaged.
The Portland daily press., 1876-03-30
Daily Domestic Receipts.
Boston stock Market
[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Mich. 20, I

By water conveyance-1000 bush cornmeal to G.
W. True e. Co.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-05
Edition
NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS

Comments of the New York Press.
By American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, August 5,-l'he letters of
acceptance of the Democratic candidates
are the all-absorblng topic in political
circles.
The Herald says they are discreet and
able documents.
The country will regret that Gov. Til
den has no word of condemnation for
the massacre at Hamburg-a regret
which will be increased when it reads in
the letter Of Gov. Hendricks an intima-
ton that the strife between the races
will only cease as soon as the power for
evil Is taken out of the hands Of the
Republicans.
On the currency question they are in
accord; if anything, the expressions of
Hendricks are stronger on the subject,
being more Ineligible. The clear and
gratifying fact, however, is, that if Til
den is elected, he will, whether the Re-
sumption Act is repealed or not, use all
the power Of the administration to se-
cure resumption.
The letters are also in accord on Civil
Service Reform, but there is nothing in
either letter to prevent either Tilden
OF Hendricks from removing all present
incumbents Of Federal offices within
thirty days. Altogether the letters will
satisfy the country and will strengthen
the Democratic canvass.
The Times accuses Tilden of designed
ly shutfiing in dealing With the abuses
c; the Civil Service. His utterances are
capable of as many cons .ructions as
those Of the Delphic oracle. His formula
implies clean sweep OF all officers,
however able or faithful, to make way
for Democratic politicians.
So far as the letter relates to finance
and reform, it is mere rehash Of his last
annual message. On the subject of the
currency he has nothing to say. We de-
fy any one to frame in his own mind
clear conception OF the process by which
Tilden processes to be able to make
greenbacks worth dollar in gold.
The World says the letters are one in
substance and spirit. Nothing is said
for effect. There are no false profess
sions. Every thing is clear, straight
forward and practical. The views eX-
pressed on the finance and on the South
ern question are admirable. The hour
of reform has come, and here are the
men TO meet it.
Vanderbilt
NEW YORK, August 5.-Vanderbilt B.
slept well last night, and is pronounced
no worse this morning.
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Miscellaneous - Lucy Colley, Rosa
Rund, Louisa Heinzelman, Jas. Gleason,
John Cronan, Peter Underheide, Joseph
Huesman and Fred. Stockman, lettering,
dismissed; Frank. Eich, selling liquor
TO minors, continued; same, perm itting
noise and disorder, continued; same,
disorderly house, dismissed; Geo. Roth
well, G. White, j. McDermott and II. See.
ger, malicious destruction, dismissed
Dave Donoghue and Tom. English, burg.
larry, bound over; Emil Alberti, permit.
ting noise and disorder, dismissed; B.
Jacobs, harboring vicious dog. dis.
missed; Chas. j. Tauth, malicious de.
struction, dismissed; Harry Fierna
permitting nuisance, dismissed; Henry
Lawrence, malicious destruction, SO; A
Hagen, street begging, 30 days; Fred
Harten, exposing person, $25; JONI
Brown, exposing person, 80 days; j. Dill.
Ion, cutting with intent to kill continued;
j. Harmer, exposing person. 30 days;
John H.sGenm, incorrigibility, sent to
Refuge; Horace Christopher, embezzle
ment, ~; VIM. Loring, lettering, 80 days i;
John Hllb, committing nuisance, ST.;
same, obstructing street, dismissed;
Fred. Gott, Thomas Neal, Adam Rhein,
bSViASAS AaVlSS NCO' Ool
wood, lettering, each dismissed.
Drunk and Disorderly-Peter Foley,
So; Isabella GalIus, 80 days; Dan. Snort,
So; Ben. Kruse, 80 days; Lena Eber-
hardt, John Foyer, 10 days; Mary Fltz-
patrick, continued; Michael Gallagher,
Ellen Gallagher, $40 each; Tim. Shay,
$25; Mollie Cook, 80 days; Thos. Conlin,
$40; Chas. Hicks, $25; Chas. Ashby, $5O;
Tneo. Bracken, 80; Thos. O'Meara, 81
days; Emil Albert, dismissed; Jane
Bushon. 30 days.
Assault and Battery-John McDer-
mott, 60-$1O0; Henry Seeger, dismissed; !;
Ellen CronaD, "; John Nichol, So; VIM.
Logan, Augustus Pugh, dismissed ;
Louis Hettinger, continued; Louis Sha-
ley, So, remitted.
Petlt Larceny-George Clark, 30-s5O;
Augustus Pugh, dismissed.
Grand Larceny-W. ii. Todd, contin-
ued; Alex, Klug, bound over.
Vagrancy-Sarah Smith, 80 days.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-05
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

The Board met in regular session, all
the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
The Committee on Unfinished Busi.
ness reported an ordinance to assess a
special tax on real estate, bounding
Effluent Pipe street, from Hunt street 10
Gilbert avenue, which having been read
for the first time in the Board OF Coun-
cilmen, was referred to the Committee
on Law and Contracts, and on The Or
ganization OF the Boaru OF Public W orks
was referred to this Board-recom-
mended the transmission OF this ordin-
ance to Common Council for its adop-
tion. Report adopted.
The claim OF s., ,053 At presented by Mr..
E. W. Cunningham for damages to his
property on Mcmillan street, by reason
of insufficient drainage, was referred TO
Mr.. Caldwell.
Col. A. l.. Anderson reported that in
pursuance OF instructions he had in
spected the Slxth-street bridge across
Millcreek, and found that it is being
badly and rapidly injured by rust, ana
should be attended to at once. On mo.
tion he was authorized to place it i'll
proper condition at once.
The following was adopted:
"Resolved, That the Clerk be directed
to notify Leander Duffner, F. Dankel,
John F. Coughlin, W. j. Halpin and W.
O'Brien, contractors for repair of streets
in various districts, to meet the Board
at the Office OF the City Solicitor on M on
day afternoon, August 7, at 2 2. NJ, with
their bondsmen, to execute bonds and
contract ior the repair of Streets"
The Committee to whom was referred
. Al, II .st,,e, ,NF Cnr II ID hl,I
ers against the city reported that the
Board Of Public Works is not the proper
tribunal to decide on said claims. Re-
port adopted.
The following was adoptel:
"Resolved, That the Common Council
be respect ully requested TO direct the
sale of property in the Twenty first
Ward known as Township Hall, on the
Lower River Road"
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Mrs. Riddle, huckster-woman, oil
Cumminsville, had miraculous escape
from death at O'clock this morning as
she was coming to the Findlay Market
driving spirited, though blind hor Sc,
and seated in her wagon full of "garden
truck" After crossing the Mohawk
Bridge she turned off the main road, and
proceeded along the north bank Of the
canal, which at that point has u bluff
bank at least ten feet nigh.
The wagon getting in rut, she pulled
the horse towards the embankment, and
the horse being blind went too near and
fell over the bluff and lodged between
the stone wall aud pleasure boat
moOred there, the property of Frank.
LorentZ, OF S31 Central avenue. The
wagon and its load careened over and
lodged on the roof the craft. The strain
on the rope made by the kicking aud
plungin9 animal, caused the boat to
break loose. letting horse, wagon, woman
and truck into the Waler, whlcn is three
feet deep there.
Fortunately, the woman, who by the
way Is in delicate condition, escaped
without serious injury, and with the as
sistance of Martin Little and W. IL. Fo-
ley, workmen who saw the occurrence.
succeeded in getting the rig from the
water. Mrs. Riddle claims, and her
statement is corrOb orated by others, that
two policemen VINO were there gave her
no assistance, but stood on the bank
laughing at the poor woman's discomfit-
ure. Mrs. Riddle was neither asleep nor
drunk when the accident occurred, but
the mishap was the result OF having d
blind morse, which was rather carelessly
handled.
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LATEST LOCAL.

| A MARRIAGE LICENSE was issued Il
| George Steiner and Katie Spaeth.
| CATHERINE TRUHIr was appointed
| administratriX OF John Truhit. Person
| atty, $500
CATHERINE BAECHLE WAS appointed
| Administrative OF John Bnechle. Per-
sonally, $500.
JUDGE LINDEMANN had his war paint
| on THIS morning, and the convicted GRIM
inals received little mercy.
THERE'S a flock of seventeen stray
geese in the pound at Corryville, which
can be bought cheap by the Cincinnati
Red Stockings.
HENRY LAWRENCE called at Mrs.
Hattie Blacks place, on Sixth street,
last night, and kicked in the door. The
sentence was SO and costs.
HORACE CHRISTOPHER, whom Pat.
Duffey accused OF appropriatin. money
which was to pay tor horse-shoeing, was
dismissed Of the charge Of petit lar
ceny.
ALEX. KLUG was this morning bound
over 10 the Grand Jury on the charge of
stealing watch and chain valued at
$3.50, from Henry Boellefahr, OF 3Sl Vine
street.
OLlCE OFtICERS UeOTRe ID. huOppo, t,
Harry Huesmau, b. D. Van Dyke and
Milo Page, have been ordered by
Col. Wood to report to Capt. SDodgrass
for duty on the Sanitary force.
COMMISSIONER HOOPER has reduced
the bail of Joan Reeves, who Is bound
over to the Grand Jury for robbing the
Columbus Post-offiGe, to SO. 900. This
Will give Reeves chance to obtain some
bondsman, otherwise he will linger in
Jail for three months, until the time Of
his TRIAL.
The Cincinnati Enterprise Building
Association No. 2 filed it's articles OF
incorporation with the Recorder. Cap
ital stock $800,O00, divided into shares
of $400 each. lncorporators, John +.
Ruard, John P. McCabe, Philip Il. Buer-
ger, N. Ii. Schwartz and Warren Higley.
LOUIS HETTINGER. a young man living
on Bremen street, mas been arrested by
Officer HeEnekes and charged with the
larceny of a set OF harness from man
of Camp Washington, and also FOR an as
saulC made upon August Kuhl. He will
be examined on Tuesday morning in the
Police Court.
AN excursion train, under the drec-
tion of Captain Louis Mayer, will leave
the Short Line Railroad Depot, corner Of
Pearl and Plum streets, Tomorrow SUM-
day. at 1880 Z. M, for Lockland, Car
thage, Shooting Park and Cedar Park.
game of baseball between two rival
railroad clubs at the Shooting Park.
Fare to Lockland and return, 90 cents.