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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-20
Court CuIIin Ss.

R. L. Cilley and others against thf
city. This was an action to enjoia th4
continuance of nuisance by the defend.
ant upon the City Intirmary farm. tu
junction granted.
James Mack against the UnderchE /
Land and Loan Building Association.
ibis was an action in which the plaint
tiff sought to restrain the adoption b
the Association OF an amendment to tho
Constitution OF the Society, the effect Uf
which was to prolong the life ofthe Ass6,
citation by reduction of the dues. Tit
Court granted the injunction.
The cincinnati Consolidated Street,
Railroad Company yesterday com.
menced suit Tor an injunction to rA-
strain Messrs. Pearce and Kerper, thu
contractors OF Route No. 15, from usint
that portion OF Fourth street, troiA
Broadway to Walnut street, and fr0nj
interfering with its use of the corner d
Third and Lawrence streets as a OF
stand for Route No. 4.
Annie E. Jeffries against VIM, ], e.
johnson, executor OF Elizabeth StAggs.
The plaintiff sues to recover for servIGes
rendered By her IN the family OF the de-
feadanps testatriX. 1n progress.
McAlpin, Polk & Co., commenced Q
suit against the Short-lIns Railr6a1
Company to recover for some Si2 6oe
worth OF goods destroyed in the Shorts
line Depot in this city IN the hre laSi
summer. -
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Police Court

Miscellaneous-Joe Green, exhibiting
gaming devices, continued to December
%; Jas. Wilson, Jos. Redmon and M. Z.
Joseph, getting on train while in motion,
continued to December 2S; Daniel He'll
and Fred. Schrott, fast driving, dis
missed; Michael Stevens. abusing FAM
lily, dismissed; Thos. McGovern. same,
30-$50.
Drunk and Disorderly-Jas. Howard,
dismissed; John Laughlin, ThOs. scully,
$40; W. 2. Lilley, Joseph Burke, John
Baker, Dennis O'Brien and John Nc
Manus, 3).$5O; Clinton Warden, ST.;
Thomas Lynch, $25; Ed. Costello, So.
Grand Larceny-W. L. Rodgers and
VIM. Russell, continued 10 December %;
Thos. Scott, bound over.
| Petit Larceny - W. L. Rogers, five
charges, continued to December %; Joe
Eichenlaub and Theresa Echenlaub,
continued to January %, jury, 2 z. M.
Cordelia Wade, continued TO December
%; Minnie Griffin, dismissed; Annie
Graham, continued to December %.
| Vagrants-Jas. McDermott, Michael
Moran and John Lewis, continued to
Dec. %; Tom Quinn, 80 days; lin
UShay, months.
Assault and Battery-FraGk Wen.
ming, dismissed,
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS

From Washington via New York.
National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, Dec. 2O.-The Herald's
special from Washington says the Re-
publicans begin privately to propose
plans for settling the Presidential dis.
pute, one being to hold new election
in all the States, and another to let
Chief Justice Waite decide all the dis
puted points.
Speaker Randall and Vice President
Ferry have under consideration the
question of whether the TWO Commits
| slons TO consider and report m ethod
OF examining the Electoral vote shall be
| composed for each house of four of the
majority and three of the minority.
There is thought to be some founda-
| tion ior the rumor that President Grant
might become candidate for United
States Senator from Illinois in place OF
Logan, whose term Is nearly ended.
FerrybOat Accident.
The steamboat Blacklord, OF the Peo-
pies Staten Island Ferry, running be-
tween this city and Staten Island, struck k
on the rocks of Jewett's Point at half
past O'Clock this morning. Fifty pas
sengers on board at the time were all
saved.
Sales of Coal.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2O.-The Pennsylva.
MIA Coal Company sold eighty thousand
tons Pittsburg coal at auction to day.
Steamer coal brought " 821f, CRATE
50 S215, stove SO 1908 4715, chestnut
50 0712@3 10, and lump " S2H. Prices
obtained were 10 to % per cent. better
than those obtained last month.
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LOCAL. PERSONALS.

Rev. NJ. Bauer, of 1S5 George street,
cele brated his tin wedding last night.
Another Richmond in the field. 1t Is
understood that Col. r. NJ. Moore has an
eye on the Mayoralty.
Rev. G. Uhling, pastor OF st, Anthony's
Church on BQdd street, is to-day cele-
brating his tiity-fourth birthday.
Mr.. F. Schleis and Mr.. Parish, of the
Irene Opera Bouffe Company of New Or.
leans, are at the Gibson House.
Mayor Berry, of Newport, will come
across the border Tonight to help lin
dignate" at the Pixies Hall meeting.
The portrait of Mr.. K. N. Roth, of the
st. Nicholas, IN Burkhardrs window, is
the work OF Miss Ella Leslie, daughter
Of Robt. Leslie.
Harry Knapp, advertising agent of
john Robinson's Circus. came up this
morning from Selma, Alabama, and is
stopping at the Gait House.
Rev. Henry D. Moore last evening, in
the parior OF the Arlington, united In
marriage j. T. Sutherland and Miss
McGord, of Winchester, Kentucky.
Miss Tile Hulburt, daughter of W, z.
Hulburt, aud Peter 2. TAFT, second son
of Attorney General Talt, will be mar.
ried ON Thursday evening. December
%.
Mr.. Christ. Kramer, of 56S Vine street,
received q telegram yesterday afternoon
announcing the death of bis broth Of,
Jacob Kramer, In Sacramento, Cal,
where the Young man had been ehgaged
fh business for. nearly three years past.
His body Will be brought here for
bnEias.
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TIE SOUTHERN ROAD.
The Trustees to operate If.

The meeting held last night at thl
Board OF Transportation Rooms, to dis
cuss the Southern Railroad prObisnat
was largely attended. Mr.. Ohas. Stew
art presided.
Mr. N. McNeale read the majority 70,
port In favor Of appointing commltteA
10 secure legislation allowing the FrusI
tees to run the road.
Mr.. Harry T. Smith offered a substk
tute providing that the road be turnee
over to the taxpayers, their tax to pas
for stock, but he was not seconded. Lii
substitute was the same as the pi04
published few weeks ago.
Judge Pruden said the Trustees had
built better road than was contem
plated, and had spent more money that
necessary. He thought Mr.. Smiths plat
the best.
Mr.. McNeale said his resolution dli
not specify the details of legislation, ba1
left them open for discussion.
Mr.. Charles Reemelin opposed the ana
pointment of the committee, because hi
was opposed to lobbying. He said aG
cording to law, the road must be LETT ia
the hands Of the city, and thought thf
Trustees had power, under the presenA
law, to make time contracts with anF
company or companies for running it id
connection with the Trustees and undeR
the supervision of the city. The 0nla
question was as to the terms Of the coIs
tract. This plan would prevent monons
oily, and the profits would BIZ divided
according TO contract. The road should
be put III motion as soon as possibies
He thought it unjust for the Board Of
Transportation, which was only part
of the people, to try to take charge Oh
this matter. He opposed giving thH
road to any one railroad, but wanted i
run by u company under the supervtsiog
OF the city.
Finally the following resolution, Of
fered by Mr.. McNeale, was adoptedi
Resolved, That the Directors OF the
Board of Transportation be requested
to appoint committee to obtain legiat
lati0n enabling the Trustees oil the
Southern Railroad to operate the road,
and to employ counsel to draft the
necessary laws"
fhe meeting then adjourned subject 70
the call OF the President OF the Board 04
Transportation.
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LATEST LOCAL.

The viii of H. II. Strube was admitted
to probate.
ALL the day police have been de.
tatlsdto attend that meeting at Pike,
Opera-house tonight in order to prevent
any disturbance, should any be likely
to arise.
THE alarm of fire from Box lab about
8 O'Clock this mUrni0g was occasioned
by the burning Of a car load of hay on
the O., II. i D. Railroad near Brighton
station.
THE blocking up of the river has
caused considerable trouble to the
Chesapeake Z & Ohio Railroad, which is
now compelled TO transfer it's passen.
gers and freight over the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad from Richmond.
j. G. Peoples, Of Portsmouth; L. W.
Buekmaster, OF Circieville; DR., Tabler,
Lovett, eX-engineer Of the Southern
Railway, and W. Rees Dobyns, of Mays
vile, are amonS the prominent arrivals
at the Walnut-street House.
EMERSON S MINSTRELS open at R0b.
insoWs Upera-h0use December %. Mat.
nee Christmas Day at 3 O'Clock. The list
of artists comprise, among others, Billy
Emerson, BeD. Cotton, j. X. KembIe,
NJ ackin " Wilson. Ernest Linden. ST.
cure seats at Helmick's music store.
7 THOMAS SCOTT, the man accused of
"pincning" u neck chain i'll the store of
Harry X. Smith & Co., recently, was
bound over to the Grand Jury in the
sum OF $4,000 this morning 70 answer
the charge OF grand larceny. His H0poy
stuck to his original intention, Of moi
changing the charge to a lesser grade,
and MOjor Blackburns eloquence
availed not.
OFFICERS BRAEELL and Knox before
noou made q sweep around the LeSee
and TOOK the tolipWing prisoners 10 Ham.
lasas.atrsss \ ssatlqa Sa . SsAggs q. .: ssir
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Death from ApOpleKy.

An inquest was held this morning on
the body OF William j. Abel, who died
yesterday evening at the Cincinnati
Hospital, The deceased, who was borg
in New York City, was sixty-two yearH
old, and was veterinary surgeon. III
leaves wife, divorced from him, ii
New York, and also has son, Harve2
A bell, who resides Ia Wilmington, o.
but has not seen the latter for the past
seven years.
The deceased was rooming at tbd
Henrie House with man named K. d
Hill. Yesterday morning the latter saw
Abell sitting in chair at "a East Ftfta
street, looking very bad aud compiaia.
ing Of . pain in his head. A doctor wa4
Hospital, where he diea shortly aftskI
The jury returned verdict OF 'tdestzI
from apOpleXy."
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New hooks.

"Dramatic PROVERBS and Charades.s
From George Is. Stevens 6 Co., book
sellers, 80 West Fourth street, we hayS
received neat little volume with thhS
title. 1t CONTAINS collection OF origik
nal proverbs and eharadeS for dramat!e$
performances aud tableaux viSantai
The author, s. A. Frost, bias aireAdM
given to the pubic several pOphlaN
works of this description. II is task
what is needed la providing alnateuz
dramatic entertainments, and it will b9(
of invaluable assistance to those WhH
especially for the Christmas holidaysl
Published by Dick & Fitzgerald, Ns&
York, ana for sale here by George n,
Stevens Sc Co. q" j!
Dicks Recitations and ReadingA, cot
tanning humorous, pathetic, eloquent
patriotic and sentime q tai pieces in pros4
and poetry. Published by Dick & Fitk2
gerald, New York, and for sale by GeGt
Il. Stevens & Co., 80 West Fourth stFeeSS
elbow to Learn the Sense OF Three
Thousand French Words in One Hour.ss
Published by same house, and also foE
sale by Geo. e. Stevens u Co., 80 West
Fourth street. Il
The New York Family Story PapeH
a very lively, interesting and instructive
weekly, gives copy OF Shakespeare i4
weekly parts 10 all It's readers nee, OoE
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York, and lor sale by all news dealers.
The Marginal Indexed Diary, Or
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Erie Publishing Co., Erie, Ps.. is .hs
convenient either Tor the pocket or desk,
and being perpetual, Is good for apf
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is an index Of months across the toos of
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user to turn instantly 70 any date ia
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post paid bs the publisRsfs. also Tor sAN
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-20

Detective Kushman'S Speedy Cap
lure.

The burglars seem to be hard at work
these cool nights. The latest depreda-
ton OF any prominence occurred about
1o'elock this morning at the shoe store
of II. Burchard, No. 81 West Sixth
street.
That there was more than one in the
scheme Is evident, from the amount OF
goods taken, which are valued at $400 OF
moro. MIR. Burchard reported his loss
TO the Chief OF Police, and Detective
Kuahmnn wac detaIlod to work np tn Q
case.
How well he "worked' It is shown
by the fact that within a few hours a.
ter receiving the points be had one Of
the burg ars safely Gagged, finding part oil
the stoIens property in sack Which he
was Juggling around on his shoulder.
The goods have been identified by Mr..
Burchard. The arrest was made on
Eighth street, near Race.
The prisoner turned QUITO be Charley
Thomas, one Of the most noted OF local
criminals, and who has but Just been
liberated from the Ohio Penitentiary,
where he served a sentence for the bur-
glary of Wesley Cameron's residence
about year ago.
Alter Thomas had lain in a cell for a
while, he appreciated the fact that they
had him dead to rights, and with little
persuasion concluded to tugn up tue
stuff. Accordingly, Detective Kushman
handcuffed himself to the prisoner so as
to avoid accidents, and, accompanied by
Detective Ampthauer, the party started
ON their rounds 10 find the stuff which
had been disposed OF by the burglars.
John McCardle's secondhand store
OH Front street, was visited. where sew
eral pair of boots were found. Welsh
and Cronin, on Sixth street near Elm
had some more to show up, and finally
another haul was made at Joe Browns
place, on Front near Race, where pair
OF the stolen boots was found on the feet
OF the proprietor.
Thomas claims that the in!Orma ii ON
given to the dete ctives has disclosed the
Whereabouts Of every article stolen from
BurclIard, With the exception oi three
pair OF boots. II this is true, the loss of
$4O0 worth of goods, as reported by MI.
Buychard, is slightly too high.
Entrance to the store was effected by
forcing shutter at the back Of the
store, and breaking window, through
Whioh Thomas, who is q small man, made
his entrance into the store.rUom.
Quick %ork by the Cincinnati 'hy
COPS" is nothing new lately, but this bit
oil work by Kushman viii compare IA
Vorably with amy Of their 'Itgntning
business
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LITTLE ROCK AGAIN SUFFERS
Another SeriOus CORfagratiOn and Again
Short of Water,
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
Lfr1LE Rock, ARK, Dec. 20.-About s
O'Clock last night fire broke out at the
corner of Markham and Sherman street.
adjoining the Miller Il Penzal Block, aud
burned for half an hour before water
could be procured. In that TIME the en-
zines moved from the cistSfhs 10 the
tlveS, and by hard work the fre was
confined TO the one square. The follow.
ips $Ts The hedvisst loselsi HRrrison
K6ed, haStf; Kau! ndn, toye ana bakery =;
PobI Cptohen, s. L, Valmsr & Co., dry
goods; e. Eha1n, liquors.
The general Office Of the Little Rock
Il Fort Smith Railroad was badly
damaged. Ii is owned by Jones, Nc
DoWeil & CO., and is an elegant Two and
4 half story brick. The third story OF
the NJ. and Il. block was the lodge-room
OF all the Nasonio bodies OF the city and
also the office Of L. Z. Barber, SECRETARY
OF Grand Lodge. The rooms were ele-
gaptly furnished, and all the lodge pa.
pefs, clothing, ftifniture, &C., we're de-
stroyed.
Smaller Fires.
P1TTsBURG, Doc. 20.--A fire in Green's
bug Tonight destroyed Stark's carriage
manu- tory, and damaged the dwellings
o! John NJ. Steel ana u. Lomeson. Loss
$25, 600; partly insured.
FOSTERS, o., Dec. 2O-The large sweet
corn dry-house OF the well.known firm
of Poor & Kelley, near this place, was
totally destroyed by fire yesterday after
noon. Quite u lot OF valuable machinery
WAS ruined; also lot of seeds, cooper
age, &c. 1t is thought to have been the
work Of tramps. Loss $4,000; partly in
sured.
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FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
The TeIegrams Must Be Produced.

The kilograms Must BE Produced.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-The majority
of the House Committee on the Judi
ciary decided, to-day, that Special In
vesligating Committees have right to
send tor telegraphic dispatches when in
the opinion OF the Committee such
dispatches are essential to tine
purposes OF the inquiry, or, in other
words, that any commiliee's deman DIS
for kilograms, etc, must be complied
with under penalty of being held In
contempt OF the House. This was in
substance the position taken by Lynde,
Chairman OF the Subcommittee, TO
whom the subject was referred for
report. Hurd and McCrearj areported
in their opinion the kilograms called for
should be specifically described. In this
view they were sustained by Messrs.
Hoar and Frye, but Mr.. Lynde's propo-
sition was adopted.
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Death OF DIR. Keller.

National Associated Press to the Star
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Dec. 2O.-Dr
Keller, editor OF the Evansville Union,
died this morning at Evansville, Indi-
ana. DR.. Keller was first editor ot'the
"Zukunft," the organ of the German
Turner Bank, and one of The best Ger
man Journalists 10 the country. He was
one OF tile reYolutionists Of '45. He
leaves wife and eight children, the eld.
est eighteen years OF age.
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Troubles in Mexico.

National Press Association to the Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20.--A san Diego
dispatch says that Senor Leon, Secre-
tary Of Villagrana, arrived this morning
and reports reign of terror throughout
the frontier. Many families are coming
over the line with their effects. Moreno
has levied direct tax of 1000 on the
people for the support Of his Govern
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the BOart
This Morning.

HMIb lUOfHIhxs
The Board met In regular session,
all members present, and President Bell
in the chair.
On motion, the Engineer was directed
to report to the Board the number Of
cubic yards oil filing required to ill Nc
Lean avenue within two feet Of. the re-
quired grade, through the lands of Mr..
W. z. Hurlburt, G. Gano and Miss e. A.
R)lofson.
A communication received from 1. &
h. Greenwaid, stating that they had con-
cluded to agree to the proposition made
by the Board tor the Improvement Of
East Pearl street, in front OF their prop
erty, under certain provisions, was
referred 10 the Engineer.
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tering: VIM. Williams, 20 years; James
Dunn, 90 years; Robert Simmons, Il
years; VIM. Brady. 10 years; John Har-
ris, "a years; VIM. Rooney, % years OLD.
None Of the party could give bail Tor an
appearance In the Police Court.
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THE DISPUTED STATES
south Carolina.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
COLUMBIA, Dec. 20.-In the Democratic
House yesterday seyenly-nine Senators
and representatives we're present. This
being legal quorum OF the joint Assem-
bly. a ballot was taken for United States
Senator, resulting in the choice OF NJ. @.
Butler, he receiving sixty-lour out OF the
seventy-nlne votes cast.
Nothing was dqne By the Republicans
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Railroad AcCideMts

National Associated Press 10 the Star.
LA SALLE. I'LL, Dec. yesterday
ten cars of extra No. 8 freight cars, 60
ing west, on the O., R. I. s. P. r. r.,
we're detached at Peru by a broken
frog, ana an extensive smash Up re-
suited. The tram was delayed nine
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I! bird Edition

The merit hCenty-foWr hours, probd-
bIy rising temperature, cloudy or partially
cloudy Weather, and rain on SnOeo iadica-
tons.
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS
Supposed to Have Met With Bad
Weather.


National Associated Press to the Star.
SANDY HOOK, Dec. 20.-Our Eastern
steamers, due for some days, have not
yet made their appearance. The steam
ers Rhein, City OF Berlin, Egypt and wy
oming, also the Victoria, all considered
to be fast vessels, are all due and must
have encountered very rough weather,
as none Of them have been sighted yet.
Besides these, the Pomerauia, State or
Pennsylvania, Abyssinia, Bolivia and
Labrador, all good steamers, which left
later In good weather, should have been
In by this time.
Some Disasters.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-In the snow.
storm, Monday, the British steamer
Ganges, from China via Suez Canal, ran
ashore on Oyster Island near Beldose
Island, where she now lies. Her cargo,
valued at $125,000, is being dis
charged, and tits hoped when sufficient
ly lighted she will be got of with little
damage. The ship Circassian, which
ran ashore OH Long Island last week
will be a total loss.
LONDON, Dec. 2O.-The steamship City
of Bristol, which loft Liverpool for Phil
adelphia, on the 9th inst, returned to
Queenstown to-day dismasted, having
encountered terribly severe weather
after leaving port. The second officer
aud four seamen were washed overheard
and drowned during the storm.
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LOST.

| + oSr-Six strands coral beads, from Fifth
Il and Hanoiba! strsets TO Webster street
And Broa.lway. Fbider will be literally re-
~sseea y ieaSi0s ssil. as N .sa2 t2s'"'Us' "..''"
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IHE LATEST
Turkey Is Positive.
Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
VIENNA, Dec. 2O.-It is reported from
Constantinople that Turkey positively
declines to allow any foreign occupation
of her territory.
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FOR sALn.-RnAL ESTATE.

IL,on SALE FARM = s,ood farm of 97H
L acres. situated IN miles from Williams
burg, In ClsrWent COunN. Farm In good
pgoer. WIN sell VERY EASY terms. A gool
elsence for any one dssiripS it 10 get good
home. Address B. d. s., Star Office, 800 Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, =.
! iys;d&jyNw-H
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TOR RENT-COTTAGE- - First-class cot
IL tage, i've rooms, gas, Sc. No. !3! Living
Ston street, between Linn and baymIiior; lot
~ feet front. Inquire psA6 uoor, NO. l2S.
d., lS-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-20

Don't throw away any scraps from
your table. Save every orumb Of them
--tish bones, Gallery tops, potato parinss
and all. Mlnce pie season is right here.
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I'm WANTED buy YOUR HATS OF
E3 MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth st. jy15-tf

NNTANTED HORSES TO BOARD - For
wv the winter in the country. Terms cheap.
For information apply to y. L. STAHL, at
Sn0ok & McNicolPs stable, southwest corner
Af Fifth aud sycamore. no!6-tt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-20

DIR. Pusey Is writing an essay, and
John Henry Newman a criticism, TO ac.
company Ihe literary remains OF John
Ksbis, Walee are tS ge published,
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TNOR RENT-HOUSE-Of seven rooms, on
iT Gilbert avenue; $l5 per month. Inquire at
hOFFMAN's grocery, Gilbert avenue, Wal
Rnt Hills. lS-3t
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III OF RENr-SrURE, &c.-Store and twelve
E fDoIns, 34i Vine street; fine front ald show
Window; viii rent separate; new; Re9Molt9
Gwuer, 81 West Third street; cheap. Keys at
zS9 ViIe street, H-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-20

TroR RENT-COTrAGE-O or three rooms,
II on Sycamore street, near Hopkins Park
Apply to BUCuMAN BROS. u CO.'S, south
east corner Third and Race streets. .lS-4C
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EHJ,oR RENT--HOUSE-Iwo story BRICK Of
! 10 ssyeA roouls, No. 513 freeman streoG; key
/ At groceI y sonthsas. corner OF 0gG 49d Free
man. Apply TO THOMAS LOWELL, Fifth
and Ra % etreets, le-4t