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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-28

noy2-tr No. 314 sih street. near Pa. ave.
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITS
FOR SALE.
have To day received from PHILADELPHIA three lots
OF NkLN his 20 sell at 81 81, $50 and a yard
These elvets we're manufactured prpssly for the
EentenEal Exhibition, and finished with special care
and guarantee them TO be the finest goods of that
class imported
have pure hassd these goods far below their value
as the exhibitor determined To sell AT any price rather
than return them 10 Lyons.
We invite YOU 20 call aud examine before purchas-
lng elSeW here a. we offer extraordinary bargains
CONNOLLY'S.
COS Ninth street,
NV Onn1site Patent Ohira
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Minor Mentions.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
PORT HURON, MICH, April 1S.-The
machine shop and one locomotive of the
Grand Trunk Railway were destroyed
by fire this morning. Loss $4,000.
WASHINGTON, April 18.-On Thursday
the regular payment of coin for frac-
tional currency will begin, a regulation
to this effect having been prepared at
the Treasury. 1t is expected that there
will be a heavy demand for silver the
first few days.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, April 1s. The
Legislature, which assemblies in Austin
to-day, win probably elect Governor
Coke TO the United States Senate on the
| cook and Judge Ireland are each strong.
The Legislature is nearly all Demo.
| cratic.
WASHINGTON, April 18.--Kilbourn was
| brought before Judge Carter on the writ
Of habeas corpus this morning and re.
manded TO the custody of the Marshal.
On suggestion of Judge Garter, the case
will be argned from printed briefs. The
case was adjourned till 10 O'clock to.
morrow.
ST. LOUIS, April f8.-Qulte a serious
riot occurred at Leavenworth, Kansas,
yesterday, between q body OF striking
miners and some negroes whom the
owners of the mines intended 10 set te
work. Pistols, knives, rocks, brick
bats, clubs, &C., were used, and some
heads and bones were broken, but no
fatal casualties are reported.
CHICAGO, April 49, - Advices from
| Standing Rock Agency via Bismarck
state that information from hostile In.
| dams visiting there indicates that they
| are more than ever determined to make
trouble since the Crazy Horse battle,
They are watching closely the move.
ments of the military, and for that pur
| pose have sent parties to observe the
operations at Forts Lincoln, Rioe, Sully
| and Cheyenne and Standing Rock
AgencV.
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Board of Edacntion.

The Board met at 3 O'clock last niehls
with President ONeil in the ehaSf, AuA
twenty-seven members present ct ROE
call. ~ W
The monthly report Of the SnpssSsN
tendent was ordered printed, and tat4
on the tables OF members.
The Chair appointed as Committee ON
Apportionpeut or Districts Messrs.
Huilsy, Eckgl Long. Bird, Maols,
Whitley and Finn.
The fgsjguatitn OF Jeanpette Griz1R
tsathsr in the Twenty-foarth DlsxzScK
was received. !
The salaries and claims for the uppriA
ending ApTh ID inst. wore approved fek
payment. Total amount s61 700.
NoTz.-One of the items among thB
claiuis was 1907 for printing and stattoa-
cry ordered OFF, r. Mills &c Col
On otfQn of Mr.. Goss, the fllles or tie
last Board were adopted for Che pxtssck
Board.
On motion of Mr.. Knell, the Board pss.
caeded to elect member or the 1o9rA
OF kxamlpers. to till the Vacancy opua-
stoned BY the resignation Of Dr.. Hruhl.
Mr.. Knell nominased Henry Haaete. i
Mr.. Slebern nominated DR.. g. It. Brurk.
ner,
Messrs. EpelI and siebern wsrs ae-
pointed tellers.
Mr.. Haacke was elected ON the sensnki
ballot. and will serve until AprH, 1871.
On motion, adjourned.
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LATEST LOCAL.

THE examination Of the seven ''coney
showers" begins this afternoon.
HUGH M. GRAHAM, Of Warren County.
office of the CLERK Of the United States
District Court.
THE fire before noon occurred In an
old factory next to the church on Sev.
enth street, west Of Central avenue.
Loss insignificant.
THR marriage of Miss Nellie Lincoln
to MI. Louis Bouscareu to ok place at the
Cathedral this morning In the presence
of large audience. Mrs. Dexter sang,
aud was accompanied by the Cincinnati
Orchestra.
THOMAS W. BROWN, a married man,
residing at 212 Clinton Street, Was
brought 10 the Hammopd.street Station
on suspicion. He was found by Officer
Mitchell Ia Che attempt Of selling a large
flag which is supposed TO have been
stolen. sseffa zt,tifsslxT
AN alarm OF fire was sounded about
1890 O'Clock to-day from Box 2l9, Fair
mount Wooden Mills. The fire was. ip
the two-story bridk en the hillside west
Of Harrison avenue. The building be.
longed to Mr.. Voight and was damaged
to the extent Of $4,000.
MAYOR JOHNSTON wrote to Dom Pc
dro, the Emperor Or Brazil to-day, ask
Ing as 10 the route to be taken by His
Royal Majesty and suite in their West.
erA touf, and expressing the hope that
Cincinnati woAid be favored with the
honor Of their presence. ....;z'. t.@'
AN Italian woman, who keeps the
stand corner OF Fourth and Pipm
stfeets, this alternppn cowhided
a man named Pathoif. The
chastiset Individual sought refuge IN the
old sohooi-house Oh RacS street crying,
Pull the crazy woman off,"
TIE Coroner's jury in the case of An.
dreas Hardy returned the following YER
dict: Deceased came TO his death frem
injuries received by being struok and
run over By switch engine No. 86, NJ. q
y. Il. r.; and as deceased had no bust
70 'e kecp IN of of. wee we ekonerate one ate the @ enslnesr ~
from all blame.
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A GLENDALE TRAGEDY.


This morning at halfpast 1 O'Clock n
the quiet and aristocratic suburb a
Glendale, situated on the G., g. a ~
Railroad fifteen miles from the city, 4
shooting affair occurred which mag
prove fatal.
John Palmer, aged about "a years. m
employe Of the c., H. q D. Road Ronnd<
hoase in Cincinnati, who was ON Visa
to Glendale. and who is fine looking
ss9cslIep, sseslKI ''lGs; 9sIutssom t%a dsas ssas' "a
from a1sSs sSss oay Ysss last Sunday s to attend !
ball, given last hight, and has bgep IN
the neighborhood ever since. Whif$
near the Town-hall al the time nne1Y
toned, he WAS accosted by MichAa
Fogarty, young man about tMepr
ty-eight years old and pnmarriecA
who enjoys an unenviabla reputatip6s
and shot in the right sids, the bali gns
vest. Palmer had been escortin&
Charles Muth6rs and his wife frotS
the ball given in the Town Hall, and
after leaving them nsar the depot xesi
turned ip the same direction. WheQ5
near the hall Fogarty stepped from hpk
hind tree and fired.
There seems to have been o grudee M
tween the two men dating since the 14z&
OF June two years ago. At that tims ~
two men got into quarrel about . Eii3
at the dtlnktng-stala Of the Pie nd
Fogarty pointed revolver at PalmSS
saa mnen "5s Jack a01ss Sixqs 70 @ssw @ 'AsS S,s
around Fogarty just as he was aiseus
to shoot Palmer, which had the efFent ~
divert his aim; the pistol was, however,
discharged, the ball taking effect fll flS
leg of John Malloy, an empioye of koAst
Clarke & Co.. of Fourth st., ofncinnat&'
Malloy's leg was afterwards an1pEA
tated, from the effects of which be lA69|
in the hospital two or three months 40
finally died. Fogarty. was afrestsei
tried and convioed on the charge Of mel
the Penitentiary Tor one year.
Ten months of the senaence haG e1a.
pired when he was liberated and csIag
back to Glendale. He has been p9t
about one month, doing not much ~
any thing, In fact, but subsistings
for the time being, on q few OI1
ljobs which he managed to get hpm tAs
neighbors. This morning DR.. 4. A. Cob.
ter, of 871 W est Sixth street, Cihcinnast,
conjunction with Or. Pastersop.
of Glendale, but In the present state 4
their patient they thought il best not a
lprobe fer the ball. From Or. Coltet. a
STAR reporter who was at the ground,
learned that the ball entered thf
right side about an inch to the right q
the easiform oartilage--fhe end OF tbS
breast bone--within an inch OF the fioaf
ling rib, lodging in the neighborhuo1
of the diaphragm.
N No important blood vessels were IN
J Ijured, and no signs OF internal hem0r
J rhage has ensued. Breathing and team
perature natural. IN t6e opinaop
Of Dr, Golfer there L.. Il
danger q immediate death, and the sas
| SamAritan Hospital. The wounded gAg
lays at tie saloon or Frank. Braekes q
Glendale.
He has resided for some time at IN
Columbia House With bis motaer aAA
Ibrotbsr, corner Of FittA and Hoadt
streets. The assassin escaped, and.nl
10 this hour has not been 6a1tufed.
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The Board met at 10o'clock, with Pres
ident Bell in the Chair. The following
was the routine Of business:
a communication in regard 10 the mat.
ter Of sprinklipg Eastern avenue on pay.
ment 6t 500 fof the use Of the cfty's
water Was filed.
RESOLVED, Tiht the applications OF
LOUIS Glenn aud y. P. TA6rp, for water
ing Eastern avenue, be granted on pay
meAt Of $2CDn Adopted.
Resolved, Tpat the Clerk be directed
to prepare and transmit to Council Or
ainances to improve Ailanthus alley"
Laid over.
s.Resolyed, That the Cammissioner OF
Sewers ks Instructed 10 have the inter.
section of Sixth street and Central av.
emue put In repair by the contractor who
did the Work" Adopted.
"Res0lved, THAT the Clerks OF the diff.
ferent departments be and are hereby
fnstructet 70 have their pay.rolis
presented 70 the Clerk ef this Board on
every Monday morping.0 Adopted.
Resolved, That the Supervising En-
gtneer, AWaricus WardeD, be reques ted
70 appear with q list OF employees, sala-
ries, &c." Adopted. ). 45-@--
A communication in reference to the
Intersection OF PIne ana state streets
was referred to Messrs. Gessert and
kcHugh.
a communication calling attention to
the fact that the supply oil gas lanterns
fs exhausted and as king for the contract.
ting OK one hundred lanterns, was laid
over. 'vys.|y -;s@,y ;.t,
The request Of Hiram DsCamp to be
appointed Inspector Of fhe sewer being
soislructed IN Aillcreek Bottoms was
died. Adjourned.
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PoIsre Court.

Mtscellaneous-Chas. Ford, vssranoy, uee-
tinucd; John Dsrrstt, petit larceny. ~ ara
costs; Frank. Hartling, false pretsnses, d2>-
missed for want q prosecution, Dassa
Huntey. thiei, l9 days. Henry BrowA
dismiased; Chafie9 Cook, Gb1Aklie family, a.
piSyed; Ch9rles Miller, hEse rresenscs, pfN5s
Michael Lawlsr. petit larcsny. % days END &se
costa; Robert O'Neil, lcttcripx, % day&
Micasel Gallagher. abushng fsysl5 .dIsm mtss14s
]. Stein, peNt laScspy. oeptihusaJ Char159
Phtzer. coYmittl9k a nyisanca dinptasexf
John Monahsa, taisf. sO iags; chsa. IansS
Assault and Bsfssyt- John KSh5srih, IA
Henry EwaId, epntlhue1; Fr4nx Stackl1&
costs; Geo. W. Gbigef, dlsmisssT J. j. 30,
tenan and Aiehasi Roberts. cpnapped; 5SSh
Reid, continuelJ Geo. Davis, $ts Cpas. 1. HaT
Drunk ana plsorlaly -Anares xikAsis
dieniissed: John H. sBfabiA, rps9A
dismisseey John Paxon, costs; A. Haun1ef3e
1;. John Foley dismissed; Roberf UE&}k
81 days; Mary King, 81 days; John Burke, u
g. Corc6ran. s.; Kelly Smith, SO; Amor 81
Ion, costs; Kate shannon, So days; JVha piaS.
tRet and Thomas Hoover, contipued; Chnxf8
Walters, dismissed; Jon, McGr0gor, s; 545&
A'xt ana Frank. zost con\ 'nueaI nlts. Wes1<$tE
COSTS
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The Labor Oonven tson.
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
R1srTaaIIAG nrN ia Q-Tna Natio,

DY AmoflcAn rfeS6 A55OciattOn TO tne STAR.
PTTrsBUaG, April 18.-The Nationa
Labor Convention, composed of dele
gates from tho diffwelt labor organiza
ttons throughout iie UHited States, me
hero yesterday. The Convention Was
called 10 order by George Muroott, a
Philadelphia. .asld q temporary ogganiza a.
tt6n ,yas serlrel by the election OF the
'cAsa1aa, I. Weight. . tailor, of Phil.
adyfphfa, SRdrsSaries, Fred. Turner, O
Eold-baaser, 6t PhllAdelbhla; "A. SHne,
a boiler nnaket, Of Harrisburg; Charles
nsoWN, 2 s1oenakor. 81 Phlladeiphia.
The f9li0wjlg telegram was received
bere alM read 10 tho Conrention,
"pKtRoI4, Mnu.,. April l1.-fo the
President OF the NafiQlal Labor Conven.
tinn~-Three GAeeys f5r the National La
Dor g4Aventiqn. and DelegStss-,Hip-
Mp--hurrahl May you prosper IN The
isa ss Hnasss, iss ~ sfss ss. sSs1s. sssss%
pa laoIoh. tho Convention took re
1i2 oplosk the eanssutisn was ia
working OtteF. After the appoiiitmsnl
qf q coh4sitsse u secure q cheaper HAil
ker tAe tbnfHhtfop, Tie fSp6rt Of ths
Committee .oa PernanSpt oixsnisatior
Wyp heard, EiA be tqiloKing Isl
Of peylhaRant eficefs: President, John M,
payisl Woe pfesiaepts, ], L. Wright
r. u. HaEiand, john Siine. a. storel
ana g. haenfstt, sserstsriss; Fred
SefgsGA}.at.sArins, .G9otge sthyosahj
esd yoAn Conway; frSasarer, George
Blair. The report was allendS;
in one 6f two Instances, ths
spteohss being limited TO ten minutes,
ana the Mmc for assembling in tht
morning fixed at $3.50, The r6port wal
thea 1spted. and President Davis to ol
~ 4hkff, $hd made q btief address O
AN dso. Karcost, Of the Committee or
CesaAAttA& presented q report, which
~ It'll X Delegates was CALLED over,
WI ID II appkAtxa that absut one hun.
tSAd spa my trades organizations were
q Represented.
A number q letters and kilograms In
sympathy Hity the ofistt OF tse Oo&veh-
tioR were read and relerrst. after which
tAe names Of the Committee on Res0iu-
tions were announced.
Mr.. W;demer then read q paper fa-
voring the adoption OF the oa-0peratiye
plan by the laBoring olRsses and combi.
Nsti9p or trades hnions as the only
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method Of improving the condition Of
the workipgmen.
At the close Of the reading the Com
mittee on Hall reported in favor Of
Schiller Hall. The feport was adopted
and the Committee discharged.
After q somewhat lengthy discussion
as to the policy Of holding secret ses-
sions, action on which was postponed, a
communication from Horace II. Day, OF
New York, favoring the adoption Of
hard money resolutions, was read and
referred.
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FOREIGN.
By American Press Association TO the star,
POLITICAL RIOT.

BY American Press Association 20 the STAR,
POLITICAL RIOT.
LIMERICK, April ia home-ruls
demonstration took place here yester-
day. which terminated In a riot, entail
ing serious results. Mr.. Butt, home.
rule leader. beaded the demonstration.
After the delivery of the addresses, &C.,
march through the principal streets Ia
Ken up.
The Home Rulers were met and at
tacked by a large party Of Nattonalists
Both parties were armed with clubs, &C.
aud a desperate fight ensued in which
forty persons were seriously injured
asveral Of whom viii probably die, Many
others Sustained slight ipjaries and
bruises. The police finally restored
quiet. ..s.s:s lsI.ess.s. .FIs J. sl.s,.-t,asr.
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People wonder how gas companies ac-
quire so much real estate, and SO mauy
lruses and buildings. Any man who
oMrns gas understands the mystery.
Ihe company turns on the gas In q mans
mouse. anu let's II run until the gas bill
g,ts bigger than the house; when that
~ accomplished tas company rakss In
the pile. +
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They've got thing In Michigan csxlsda
"rhe SwintDn Scandal,D b9s, &c
most diligent inquiry hss fAj&sd @
cover any woman at the bottom 81
religious people won't have anytnlsg 4
do with it, =
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TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL IS. 1876

q column 80 support the track on Pat
toms property. This decision affects q
large number of property.ownefs along
the line Of the railroad.
Failed.
Rice \ Bro. fancy goods dealers, 37t
broadway have failed and made an as
signment. Their liabilities are about
100000. They hope to settle and resume
business.
Lawyers i'm Trouble.
Henry Daily, jr., prominent New
York lawyer, was arrested in Brooklyn
on a charge Of perjury preferred against
MIN 10 connection with law suit before
the Supreme Court of Brooklyn.
Thomas P. Somerville, q lawyer OF
this city, was arrested saturday night
in connection with the Washington safe
burglary case, but was allowed to go on
his own tecognizspce until yesterday,
States Commissioner and was dis,
charged. He was immediately rear.
rested On fresh warrants, and gave ball
In $1,000 for his appearance to answer.
Maurice Strak0sch.
Maurice Strakosch was entertained al
dinner by the Lotus Club Saturday
evening, on his return to the United
States after sixteen years absence.
Byoicle Race.
The International fifty-mile byclclt
race for 5000 and the championship O
the world between D. Stanton, the Eng
lish champion, and VIM, McClelland
champion Of America, took place at the
American Institute last night, add was
won by Stanton, who completed the dis.
tance in three hours and four minutes
MeOielland, after riding sixteen miles
got of his machine and stI uck a messen
ger Ok the long-distance champion, accus
Ing him Of tampefing with his machine
and causing him to lost the race.
The Knickerbockers.
a genuine KnickoYbocker festival wa
held at Deimonicos last night at whic
the Centennial Commissioners frou
Holland were present as invited guests
The banquet was under the auspices o.
the st. Nicholas Society Of this city.
Liberal Republicans.
NEW York. April 1S.--The following
call was issued yesterday for meeting
of the National Committee Of Liberia
Republicans, which will be held in the
city of New York at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, on Monday the 9th of May next
at u O'CLOCK, noon, to take action ii
reference to a National Convention, ant
for such other business as may b
brought before the Committee.
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ADVERTISE.


PROBABLY fair, or clear and cool weath-
er, the neat t,1enty.f0ur hours.
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WN IN THE SUBURBS
wv The Linwood Land Company offer for sale
L. M. Il. B., within ihree squares Of eth II Lin
wood or Russell Stations; about 65 acreR of this
land arc divided into building lots Of various
&yges, and the balance into from to acre lots.
nta4bic for gardening. Linwoo1 is one Of the
}H0st desirable suburbs Of the city, with cheap
fStIEoai transit, monthly comniutation fare
Rdt cents each way. The lots on the elevated
biAbeau are uneaualed by any in the market
and delightful landscape. They will be sold
In 80 monthly payments without interest. Per-
Sbas desiIfng to visit the ground will be taken
put any day free Of expense. For plats and
NR, Secretary, horthesst corner Fourth and
Walnut streets. ap18- 9Th, S&Tu
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CHURCH ORGAN.
Special Bargain in 0 Large Church Organ.

XXT
w 2 OFFER, FOR $4Oo, A LARGE Es-
REX ORGAN, with pipe top, two manuals,
fourteen stops, and ~ octaves Of pedal bass.
arranged to be blown by performer Or separate
asver. 1t is new, but shop-worn. In first
sfass condition, and fully warranted. The
price Is much below its real value.
ID. HI. BALDWIN & CO.,
It 1853 w. Fourth street.
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VNTANTED-Citi Of Cincinnati and sur
w rounding towns-Having had twenty -fve
ySaly' eFp9Fiepce In the use OF cement or water
Nme, din NOW prepared 10 build cisterns in
every shape or plan. have had two patents
}bsuSd 10 me on Mater.fltors, and will MAKE
fiy altering OF clsterns 4 specialty; als2s ce.
De aff6cted by cold weather; will remove damp
RAss from Walls. Stone set IN cement SPECIAL
kobs In prick work done, and satisfaction guar
I'LL M Belts paint shop, Nc. lf2 Central ave-
xse, will receive prompt Attention,
Rpl7-St* BENJAMIN BEST.
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TKJANTEp-CARPEN AND BUILD
! wv ER5-And all whom it may concern, 20
kHdw that we have fine assortment oil Build
iag HardWAre and Tools Of all description,
Wb3ch we are selling lower than can be bought
elsewhere. HEATHER & WELL4MAN, north
east corner Sixth and Main, apl5-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-18

~ ,,as ass. nooSs sssa AsD q ysIy sgqns as
pflGes. Ladjes custom -faade side-lac6 kid
hAd pebble goat boots 81, and all goods In pro-
jMftion. L. B. D0HAN, 341 Central avenue,
sieaf Richmond street. apA-f
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FOR RENT,

Tor RENT-HoUsE-Brick Of ii rooms
Il at Oakley, on NJ. q O. Railroad; plenty Of
fruit ana shrubbery. InuHire AZ 206 Walnut
street. aplT-2t
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FOUND,

EsOUNn -CIGA rs Tho nest nickel cI gar Ii
= tue West. at vea Main ftrsst gQls-Vts
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VNT TANTED--E D--ENGINE-About Sx14 on iron
wv bed. with governor TWO OF more lues, n
feet by ~ on 38 inches. perfect order and cheap.
anil At
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yKTANTDD-PARTNE sa,5oO, TO
w puy half interest In a New York Agency
paying 5000 per anpum. Address NEW
YORK, Post-offce Box $40. apl7-4t
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FOR RENT.-RooMs.

LTok RENT--ROoM--FSon., on nrst floor
l. nicely furnished, az 2M w. Fourth street
ap17-3t
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yXTANTED- NorE-PAPER-At a5, sS. %,
w 10. 81 and rs cents per box; unequaled
fGr the money. BEELER & CURRY, 14 W.
Fourth street, mhN -2Otr Tu, Th&5
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Tor sALH-LANp--J so acrcs prairie land !;
It. good. sptlng on pane; h thfcKiy -settied
esSasessse q Ah apT wsss Ssn'A Adass 2w
this ofloe. jy14-tf
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EoR sALE-do WHERE. THE TAKES
IL WILL KOT EAT Y0U uR-A splendid
farm o! 0S aofes. IS miles from tho city. on a
railroad. Address f., tnis Office. taaS-tf
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Judge Daley, In the supreme Court;
made permanent the injunction granted
against the Elevated Railroad Company,
on application Of James Pltton, pr0pria.
tor df the Pscitc Hotel, ON Green wioh
street. Eesfra!nias tnem hon pptiipg Up
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ENoR RENT OR EXCHANGE = COTTAGE
L For city property, one story eottag e
containing FIVE rooms. together with two acres
OF ground; stable, fruft trees, shfhbbery, &C.,
minutes walk from Spring Grove station ON
thu G., H. & ID. aud NJ. b G. n. r. Inquire nt
No. ly3 W. Fifth street, Cincinnati.
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TOR RiaNf-BUsfNESs HOUSE--lO6 wes,
IL Pearl street, one OF the largest aud best In
the city; steam elevator, safe, sc. J.. AN.
DHRSON, 1853 East Third street. apiT-3t
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E'OR RENT Tr-RoON- room at No. II
Il Harrison street, 10 colored people. Key at
No IS Sycamore street. apl5-at+
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XNTANTED-EvERY LA,OY-To call on F
wv x. .BOGENSCHUTZ, Nc. 248 Central av-
enue, corner of George street, and buy side
lace shoes at cost price; closing business.
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r 0HT--POCKET-BOOK = Saturday after
~ noon ON sycamore street, between Third
and Front, containing about SO in golS, silver
and paper, and gas certificate and tewelry.
Finder can fake out his own reward and re-
turn book to GEO. p. LACEY, 20 Front street.
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TOR RRENT-RooM--N Nicely furnished front
l. suitable for or gentleman, at moderate
rent; fsee access 10 Bathroom Apply at o.
Ea.,t Fifth street. api7-3t