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race and not one OF the yachts carried
any thing more risky than working top.
sails. At the start the Idle took the
lead, crossing the line at % min. and
sec. past ii, the Peerless following at %
min. and 33 sec. past II, the Madcap
"a min. and "a sec. past II, Meta "a min.
ana o9 sec. past IL, Rambler % min. and
sec. past IL, Gracie 26 min. and II sec.
past IL. The prizes sailed for were q
silver punch bowl for trst-class
schooner, champagne pitcher for first
CLASS sloops, and an antique pitcher for
second-class.
Ihe ldler held the lead throughout the
race, winning the prize for frst-class
schOoners. The Peerless won the sec
ond-class schooner prize, and the
Oracle and Madcap won the other two
prizes, being the only starters in these
classes. The yachts passed over the
line at The finish in the following order:
ldier at 2:5S z. M; Rlmbler, 10 min.
~ sec. after 8; Peerless, 16 min. 80 sec
after 3; Meta, 1925; Oracle, 27 min. 80
sec. after 3; and Madcap, 1925. The
yachts Estelle, Comet and Corning
salled over the course but did not an
ticipate to win tao race.
Rowing.
PITTsBURG, September 2O.-W. Scharf
and E. Morris are matched for a single
scull race for the championship and
$1,000, October q, on the Upper Monon-
gahela Course.
Rifle Shooting.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-In the return
match between the Irish
and American Teams to be shot at
Creedmoor Thursday, the Irishmen hav-
ing the option, have selected to shoot in
Teams Oh SIX instead of eight. Who will
be their chosen representatives. is NOT
yet known. The American Team, COM
by Col. Mitchell, is announced
as follows: Major H. Fulton, l.. Weber,
Col. W. B. FarweIl, Gen. T. S. Dakin,
Il. RAthbone and Isaac L. Allen; with
l.. q. Bruce, G. W. Yale and &. E. Bly,
1enburg as reserves.
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Miscellaneous-F. X. Suhr, II. Grous.
veg, Jas. Fagin, exhibiting gaming de.
vices, continued; Walter English, re~
sisting officer, dismiss ed; Henry sulH-
van, Chas. Hoffman, Albert Regnard.
John l.. Young, Geo. Cunningham, play
ing at game for money, continued; Geo,
Dasher, 5. NeWcomb, S. Poyntz, A, Qua.
letter, exhib'g gaming devices, oontin'd.
JAS. Davis, keeping room for gambling.
continued; Ulrich Remmelsberger, ChaS.
Glyckher, Geo. Martin aud Geo. Nagla-
assault with intent to kill, dismissed:
Philip Schon, abusing family, 10 days:
John Rinkerberger, malicious deslruasE
kinn of nrnnarru A'o--i--
t,-.--;-!,. ,4sm.oseu; John Cor.
rim, careless driving, IS; John Gefeid ana
LOUIS Walters, burglary, bound over
Eu. Brophy and John Hogan, malicious
oestruGtlon Of property, continued.
ecoI1 ElaXCon, fugitive from justice, COZ
Drunk and Observation-Disclosures LAM
don and Lizzie Madden. So eaoh. W,a
Donohue, $25; Aaron HomaD. JacaS
Hauck and Val. Stutzman, 81 each.
Charles Williams and Albert Hawiey
$o each; John Corrin, 81; Nellie Gordnn
and Jessie Preston, dismssed: Luor
Davis, bail forfeited; Louisa Potter. III.
walter English, 80 days, suspended.
Assault and Battery-George smith
dismissed; Fred. Buchman, c6ntipued,
James Coughlin, s.; Thomas Mularkeg'
Vagrranoy-James Anderson, William
Reynolds, dismissed.
Peut Larceuy-AndreW Nickols. Ben.
leonard, 3O-S15O each.
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NEWS FROM THE FAR WEST
Indian Matters,
by American Press Association to the STAR.

by American Press Association to the STAR.
CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-A telegram from
the Red Clopd Agencv oontirr,o tho 40
MORT CON. fron, ho y, '"0 1o
wnnI6 W., I'm roan itn mvic " ~ tne INDIANS
Moulo hoC treaC WIN the Commissioners,
nvoin nuoins ,ho sof tne moSt parS moved away to
a, anoiu ane necessiCy. Inc commission
5000 gniI f"ipn Shd. tney VIII proceed to
~ n'J,,1u InSi,n Sin anu ho!u Gouncli there If
Az II tie'"no iS n9ric %o'ehu at hSu Elouu;
,,on,, euiious iact CnaC hed cloud has
otnt ooTn ,of 'o. Imo moEsns past IN frequent re-
AZ s;l; ~ Va ieG'ois ilohl fort fech, ON the
hn missUuid ~ ver, some OF which are so
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MOrtuarY Record,

Margaret Fischer, II years, Prussia.
Hugo Behr. Is years, city.
Geo. W. staitur, IS years, W. Va.
Jas. Cunning, 46 years, Ireland.
Mary Burns, 8 weeks, city.
Alex. Med Donald, Ireland.
Hattie L. Munson, l week, city,
Louise Woo irow, IA years, city.
Therman Snidenberg, 5S years. OHM.
Agatha Eggers, 10 months, city.
Louis Kruger, 10 days, city.
Infant Cain, stubborn, city.
Pni!omena Pohlmeyer, months. city,
Christina Stang, 4S years, Germany.
Geo. Schnicter, "a years, dermany,
Gso. Peters, SO years, Germany.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Yachting.

BY American Press Association to the STAR
NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-The fall regatta
Of the New York Yacht Club took place
yesterday over the usual course, from
Channel Buoy No. 10 to and around the
sandy Hook Light-ship and return.
Only SIX vessels compe ted, namely !:
Idler and Rambler, of first-class schoo1'
ers; Peerless and Meta. of second class
schooners; Oracle, of tfrst-class sloops.
ana Madoap, of secold-class sloops.
Ihe wind blaw hard THROUGHOUT The
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A TERRIBLE INsTRUsIENT.-The San
Francisco Chronicle says: Friday at.
ternoon the new gun putented by Leon.
ard and De Vry, and christene peace
Conservatory was exhibited at the Pa
cific Iron Works. The prompt action or
the instrument, delivering seventy shots
in four seconds, and ten hundred and
naIy aG E sno'S IN "%%e minute, through thick
van ~frfoade, proves that 1t is one o. lne
most terrible death-dealing inventions
ever known. The machinery is simple
easily worked, requiring but few attend.
ants, who are perfectly protected from
their adyersary's bullets. and can be
transported with much greater ease
than an ordinary sIx-pounder. The bull
lets from this terrible machine will, it ia
Claimed, diYerge 300 feet in l 600 Yards
the distance claimed that it will effectu.
ally deliver shots-and can be easily
worked by one person in any direction.
or made to shoot almost solid. For mar.
row detles it Is proposed to be equal to
I, OO0 infantry, and for combat on the b It.
tle-feld equal to three batteries of reg.
ular artillery"
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BOARD OF PUBLIC wORRs.
business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

| - AtS IuOThAM2s
| The Board met in regular session fou,
members present, aud Mr.. Baker in the
chair.
On motion permission was vrapt.n
l.. & d. Wolf to constructs half cross,
ing near their premises on Walnut
street, north OF Sixth street,
A claim for $1,000 damages to tho
property OF Anna McDermott ON Eightn
street, near Accommodation street.
caused by the improvement of GiibeA
avenue, was received and fled
Michael Joyce's claim OF $500 damages
10 his property on Lithenbury strenr.
caused by dumping dirt from Colum hip
avenue, was received and fled,
The petition OF Silas T. Jennings and
Il. b. Moore asking for the establishment
Of the grade OF Cliff street from Conklin
street to Mcmillan street, was ON motion
referred to the Committee on Grades.
The following offered by Mr.. Fooss
was adopted:
"Resolved, That the Common Council
be requested 10 appropriate, for the p,ir.
poses OF street repairs, the sum Of $50.
O0O, the same being the remainder of ttsa
loan authorized by the last Legisia.
ture."
Mr.. Caldwell, on behalf of the co,n
mittee on Street Repairs, reported thas
the claims Of the contractor for the i'm.
proyement of Dorsey street thai he 81
entitled to the stone quarried from sa1
street in laying water-pipe therein is
warrant. Report approyeI.
On motion, the Engineer was directea
o report as to the condition of the car.
hage Pike, from Hammond street To
6urnet Woods; Ohio avenue, between
calhoun street and the Bellevue House.
'ho Calhoun street, between Vine street.
md Ohio avenue.
The Committee on Water-yorRz
Messrs. Caldwell and Foote) reportea
he following resolution, which was
.dopted:
Resolved. That the superintendep,
I the Water-works be directed to lav
own one and q half.inch meter AZ
Expense OF Mr.. G. NJ. Herancourt az
ne connecting with the main line on
es." P
A communication from E. C. Baia.
In. asking that the intersection al
rank street and cambridge street bF
AIDED, was referred to the COMMITTEES
Improvements.
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Meeting of Our italian Citizens.
The Italians OF this city met at Gan
dolfo Hall and adopted the following
resolutions:
whereas, That In the death Of MIR.
Carlo Arnaboldi, one OF the many Italian
patriots who served under General Oar.
ibaldi for his country's freedom, and Of
late years quietly teaching languages ia
this city, we recognize the loss of 4 trup
patriot, kind-hearted and perfect gen-
tieman, and We extend our sympathy to
the ,bereaved family.
"Resolyed, That a copy of these pro-
ceedings be sent to the family OF the De.
ceased, and To the city papers for publ
cation. LOUIS Z. REBIssO,
,. chairman,
"FRANK. ARRICo, Secretary"
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BY American Press AssoclatIon 10 the sr .

ny american Press Association to the STAR.
WAsHINGToNr Sept. 2O.-The Sigma,
service Observer at Cape Lookout, N.
C.' reported under date of September
IL that the steamer Rebecca Clyde.
bound from Wilmington, N. g., to Bali.
more, was driven ashore at Portsmouth.
a.. u, by the gale of the 17th instant.
Ihlrteen lives were lost, including the
Captain, First Mate and engineer. The
vessel Is believed to be a total wreck.
The Signal Service Observer at Cane
May reports that the schooner Thomas
Lancaster is ashore between Carsons a.
Iownsend's Inlet. She is in very dan.
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Rehm Preparing.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
CHICAGO, Sept. 20-Since it has trans.
PRED that the Government would sue
Jake R'hm to recover money he mad
stolen in the whisky business, that gen.
tleman has been busily engaged putting
property out of his hands, aud when the
time arrives he will be ready to check.
mate the Government,
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Murder in First Degree.

BV American Press Association to the STAR.
PoTTsvILLE, Sept. 2O.-The jury in the
case Of Thomas Duffy, one OF the Mollie s
charged with completely in the murder
of Policeman Yost, returned a verdict
at 8 A. NJ. to-day, finding Duffy guilty Of
murder in the first degree. This makes
fifteen Mollies convicted Of this mur-
der,
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Steamboat Explosion.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
PoMERoY, Sept. 20-3 p. M.-Tne local
passenger propeller J. U. Roberts, run
ing between Middleport and Ravenwood,
exploded at the whartboat at ! O'Clock
to-day, making a total wreck.
Three or four men were badly injured,
and one probably fatally. One man is
supposed to be in the wreck yet, which
is last sinking.
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by American Press Association to the STAR.
LANSING, MICH, Sept. 20.-The Adven-
lists OF this State and of the several
States, opened their camp meeting yes.
terday at this place. They have rented
the Camps woods for five years, not
withstanding their predictions that the
end Of all things is at hand. They have
one tent one hundred and twenty feet by
eighty feet, and one hundred smaller
tents.
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"You would make a most beautiful
actress in the drama of liie," whispered
poe:icai Chicago youth to his ina.
morata the other evening. "Indeed tits
so-you would be very star" "And
you murmured the fair one, as he
ieaned ler Irlzze5 on his shoulder,
w wouldn't you Like to support me:"
So lie arranged it right there.
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me Napa (Cal) Transcript reports
that "a little boy, after seeing pretty
good prospect the other day, obtained
from some quartz from ledge near
Town, wanted 10 know OF the miner if he
diun. think somebody had buried some
S2o pieces there and they had rotted.
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gerous condition and full Of water. She
is loaded with ice.
BOSTON, Sept. 2O.-The steamer John
Brooks, of this port, from Portland, re-
ports that three miles southeast of
ThatchePs Island she passed the
schooner Abarar, of Ellsworth, Maine,
in tow of fishermen, having lost her
masts and rudder in the recent gale.
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Several Burlington men, who kiss ed
heir wives good.by and started for the
Centennial two days before the Goss-
Allen prize-fght, have just returned
home, and say they never saw SO much
science is SO little space in all their
lives. Their trusting wives are so glad
they were pleased [Hawk-Eye.
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FOR sALE--REAL BsTATE-

TOR SALE - FARM - Good farm of 97z!
Il acres. situated d miles from the rallroai.
IN Clermont County; Al acres 10 corn, 5 acres
IN potatoes. % acres in meadow, balance In
pasture and small crop. Farm in good order.
Wlll ssll farm and crop together on VERY EASY
Serms. A good chance for any one desiring il
- get a. good home. Address b. B. s., Star
Hnee, sJO Walnut street, Cincinnati, q
jy2j1&jyTw-I =
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ArreRlPh.

nY American ss.Assocaton to the STAR,
ST. PAUL, Sept GOWN. Patterson
was arrested here for stealing $40 Is
from the American Express Company,
at Fort Wayne
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For New Orleans,

BATURDAY, 2sd, at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
RSE h U. P. sCIIENCK, j. Laurence Car
.k@% ter Master. Apply on board, or to
Cunningham or George Charters,
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Third Edition

For the neat tt1enty-tour hours, cloudy
or partially cloudy wedther, and possibly
light rain.
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An insane woman tried twice to drown
herself IN Worthlngton, Md, and a dog
In each instance drew her out of the
water,
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For New Orleans.

bATURDAY, 2sd, at p. NJ, POSITIVELY.
RsT h THOS. SHERLOCK, Lew. Hates,
hEtaa# Master. Apply Oh board. or to Royse
Mosset, W. S. Getty, Agents,
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For CarrOlItnn.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY anu FRIDAY. at
3P. NJ,
lS!sssa dreth, Master. Apply on ar board, l. o. or
- 11s1''nssa to G. w. GorrInge, Agent, % Vine
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FOREIGN.
WHAT THE PORTE Will No

WHAT THE PORTE WILL DoN
by American Press Association to the STAR.
BRUSSELS, Sept. ga dispatch from
Paris says the Porte is disposed to re
duce its demand to a war indemnity, the
occupation Of two Servian fortresses
the recognition of the Porte's soyer.
elghty W Prince Milan without a formal
! lelnyesLlture AT CoMstantiMople, and the
dismissal Of the sutYlan Cabinet.
| A MONTH s ARMISTICE WANTED,
IARiS, Sept. 2O.-A prvaLe dispatch
| from Vienna says the Ambassadors at
Constantinople have opened ncoOtia.
tlons Tor the signing OF a formal a:lnis.
tice lor one month.
IMPRISONED.
MADRID, Sept. 20.-A Carlist priest
at Santa Cruz has been sentenced tn
ten years. Imprisonment for murder and
arson.
TURKISH ATROCITIES
LONDON. Sept. 20.-Tne report of Mr..
barring, E1giIsh Commissioner, an.
pointed to investigate the Bulgarian
atrocltles. Is published. The report
STATES tnat preceding the atrocities by
the Turks the Bulgarian agitaIors b.2
plotted to fire the towns of Adrianonio
Pnilllpolis, and many villages, and tn
XII all residing therein. The renort
modihes that made by Mr.. Schuyler. of
the American Legation, generally, but
admits that five thousand persons. men
women and children, were massacred'
burned, or violated, at Batak alone.
----s~.
An Ohio Lady Attempts Suicide at
the Falls.
By American Press Association to the star
NIAGARA FALLS, Sept. 2O.-Mrs, Han.
iord, wife of Hon. Mr.. Hanford, OF ST.
Clairville, Ohio, attempted suicide here
yesterday afternoon by jumping over
the falls. She arrived here at 2:3O
o'clock in the afternoon and engaged
rooms at the International Hotel.
After brief interval she called a
hack and rode to the falls, alighted. and
With her child in her arms, walked down
% the parapet, climbed up it. and was
ust taking the fatal leap as the driver
" her carriage saw her. He ran and
caught her as she touched the water
'nd by almost superhuman efforts she
vas saved.
One brave man risked his life by going
nto the swiit water just above the
rink OF the falls to lift her up on the
van from whence she had just jumped,
me assigned no reason tor the act. She
lerely left 5000 bill on the table of her
Dom when she left the hotel, She saws
er husband Is not aware that she is
ere.
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For CarrOlltOn.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
IT, = BANNOCK CITY, ]. w. Kirby.
AaS Master. Apply on board, or to VI.
E1sa<z7tz1RsP. Walker, 20 Walnut street
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For New Orleans.

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-fsE. h. SHANNON, Jno. DeHart, Master
Apply. on board, or to Royse &
;, = Mosset, J. q. Dorman & Co., W. s
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For PittSburg,
For Huntington.
For ChilO.

DAILY, at p. NJ,
~ h CITY OF PORTSMOUTH. Samuel
h;EakST Morgan. Master. Freight received
- x3n@2at all hours on Whalf-h boat, foot
Of Walnut street.
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WANTED-SIT TUAIION-To do up stairs
~ work TX and take care Of children. Apply
oC Al" W. lHltu street. 1926
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STEAMBOATS,,
For PittSburg,

BATUkDAY, 28d, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ = EMMA GRAHAM, }. N. william
ssAsEs son, Master, Apply on board OF to
k<a''zaA11ssA W. S. Getty, j. L. Dorman & Co.,
]. Cunning am, j. S. Robinson, Agents.
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wANTED---sITUATIoNs.

WANTED - SITUATION BY voung
VH gIrl, to do up stairs work; good refer
ence. 294 Cutter street. 19-St
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w ANTED-SITUATION a girl to do
country. 465 w. Third street, 19..3t
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For Louisville.

EHls DAY, 10th, at 2. NJ, POSITIVELY,
the U. S. Mail Line Steamer.
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tasaEssssszs$ts1s Master Freight received at ali
=. -1-1.aa's@ hours on Wharf boat, foot of Vine
Greet II. M. Wade, superintendent
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For Memphis,

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ASS Master Apply on board, or to
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For Evansville.

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5essss ter. Apply on board, or to j. &.
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w WANTED = SITUATION - To do general
houSeWork IN small family; reference
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT-HOUSES-Tw, neat hricka on
\ Laurel street; each has eight rooms, gas
and water. HUGH PUGH, 2i1 Cutter street,
se2U-4U*
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TOR RENT-HOUsE-O OF nne rooms. front
A SIDE and rear yards; hos and COLI water
Dath and clstern. at 3i6 W. Eighth street In
qlire at l2O w. Fifth street. TO- -3t
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NV TED-SIrUATION-By n rood cool,
w amt helping with the washing and ron
ing, II required. Apply at 116 Webb street,
ncdr oGOne. 1921
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WANTED-BAGATELL TABLE Al
w dress G. b. RAGAN, Brownsville, Indi.
dh"'
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ri f15Ih Families or groceries In want of.
HsbW good Flour = warranted to rive
satisfaction = can be supplied by
going to tho WEST END MILLS.
our orders are solicited. Delivery free
) "a A les X. HURIN, Sixth street, between
Baymlller and Freeman, se7-sm
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WANTED --MIs scELLANEous

w this Office w "0iN q"
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NJ WANTED-MASONS-2O stonemaso1s on
Inquire at once. III
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LOST.

kNOR SALE-SEWING MACHINE-A NEW
Il NO. Wheeler Il Wilson sewing machine.
1hquIEe dI CnlS ONCE Seg-tf
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TOR RENT-HOUSE-AD brick houan q, f-a
i rooms, front AMI side entrance. Also n
frame house OF three rooms. Als0, a store
WIN Tour or six rooms, with a good cellar,
SaSo,,t Saiso, one OF TWO rooms. Inquire at 81 East
~, ouVi oViocV' sc !0-2tt
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Il cottage. three rooms, nearly new two
squares from the ferry, Newport Apply to
JOHN r. HUGLE, NEWPORT. Ia % w
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

EADQCARTERS EIGHTEENTH WARD
- Hayes and Wheeler Guards, 1888 West
tlith street.-Meet TONIGHT for uniforms
tni aHu hailroad tickets to Indianapolis. Round
Depot at T. NJ, Thursday, September 81.
N' E. L. HAINES, Captain.
, 1876-12-08
20.
Mms alten 3ettcn.

Gin beiBer Sommertag bate Die Nts
moipbdre ourhslibt. @olfensebiloe ielt>
lamer Nrt itanoen I'M Welten. Otit
rotbem @oloe ld5miidte Die binter tbnen
perborseue Come bie a~uf9equonenen,
traulen GGnoer. Sliee Sudten swilden
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