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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the Boar
This Morning,

Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.
The Board met in regular session, all
the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
A petition from the property owners
on West Walnut Hills asking to have
water-pipes laid at that place was ap
proved.
The following was adoptedi
"Resolved, That in view OF the pros
pective repair OF streets Of the city, the
Supervisor of Streets report to this
Board an inventory and place of deposit
of all tools and materials belonging tC
the Street or Bridge Departments Of the
clty."
A resolution was adopted that the
deed Of dedication of Charles Address
for Address avenue be and is hereby &C.
cepted.
The following was adopted,
sin behalf Of the Committee on Light,
l respectfully report an interview wttn
the Vice President OF the Cincinnati
Gas-light & Coke Company, who, on the
part OF the said Company, agreed to lay
the required main gas-pipe for the road
way OF Eden PARK Reservoir without
CO6b w bu6 CLby VI WlLuOub CIhlIu W
make connection Herewith for any but
city purposes.
"JoHN d. Caldwell"
A communication from j. Il. Miller,
proposing to sell to this Board the bridge
over Elm street at Exposition Hall, was
received aud filed.
The following was adopted:
"Resolved, That whereas the city is
now paying ground rent for lot on
Central avenue for the storing OF ma.
terial Tor Improvement Of streets, and
supplies for the City Water-works, and
to enable this Board to avoid the eX-
pense incurred by the use of said lot,
would respectfully ask that the Common
Council permit the b. Z. w. to use the
lot recently purchased for the erection
of Police Station on George street be.
tween Central avenue and John streets.
until the same is required for the erec-
ton OF the said Police Station, and the
Clerk is directed to transmit this reso-
luton to the Common Council Tor their
action"
The resolution to readvertise for pro-
posals to repair streets in the Fourth,
Seventh and Twentieth Districts, was
adopted.
Specifications for the laying OF drain
pipes on Clifton avenue, as approved BY
The Engineer, were adopted.
Adjourned.
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Springfield Items.

Special to the star.
SPRINGFIELD, August 16.-Greenway
School opens Monday, September A.
About O'Clock Tuesday morning
thieves entered the house of Fred. Con-
dolf, on east Main street, and took $77C
In money from under his pillow.
The pastoral residence adjoining st.
Raphaeps Church was entered by bur-
glars Monday night, and about $50 in
money and other valuables carried of.
A Sabbath-school mass-meeting will
be held In the school-house at Benson's
Mills, east Of this city, tomorrow.
Mr.. Peter Murray, a pioneer settler
and business man OF this city, died last
Thursday at Thayer, Kansas.
Mr.W. Rice, a farmer living four miles
south of this city, says he has tract Of
land ON which the Hungarian grass
grows to the height of six teet, and will
yield four tons Lo the acre.
A proposition to build market.house
by private subscription is agitating the
public mind.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
Speaker Kerr.

Speaker Kerr.
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
New YORK, August 16.-Latest ad-
vices from Virginia Alum Springs, Va,
report Speaker Kerr very low, and
death is expected at any time.
Charlie Ross.
The father Of Charlie Ross is In the
city following up clue, the particulars
OF which he will not reveal.
Mrs. Larue,
who claimed that her nurse, Miss
briggs, poisoned and robbed her, died
in great agony, insisting until the last
that she was the Victim of foul play. Po-
lice Surgeon Dome, assisted by several
other physicians, made q post mortem
examination, and no traces OF poison
were found. 1t was proved that she
died Of typhoid fever, and Miss briggs
and her relative will be discharged.
Herald's Review OF Congress.
The Herald reviews the work of Con.
gress to-day, and says the legislative
results of this long session have not
been especially brilliant. The Demo-
cratic party has labored under disad-
marred by its opponents in
OF its long exclusion from
power. yet the Lower House of legisla-
tive ne0phytes appears to advantage in
comparison with the Senate, where the
have had majority OF
trained members. The Republican ma
jority in the Senate has done nothing
to establish claim to public CON.
fdence, whereas the House, in spite
OF blunders and inexperience, has
done much that sound public senti-
ment will approve. 1t has reduced pub
lie expenses $50, 900, 600 below last year,
and would have made larger reductions
II it had not been thwarted by the SEN
ate. We do not believe any public in
terest will suffer by the measure of re-
We are utterly unable to
point to any measure OF the Senate
which presents favorable contrast.
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About TWO miles from the City OF Mex
leo is remarkable old cypress tree,
gnarled and twisted in wonderful
way. 1t is thousand years old, and
ten feet In diameter at its base. Al ten
feet from the ground it is fourteen feet
in diameter, and at twenty feet 1t di-
vides into two immense trunks. 1t is
the old tree OF Noche Triste, under
gathered his men when driven by the
Aztecs from the city. 1t was once fired
and very much injured, but the trunk
and shell will live for ages. The MeXi-
can Government have put handsome
fence OF stone and iron around it, that
no Yandal may disturb it.
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FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Nominations.

Bv American Press Association to the sTAa.
WASHINGTON, August 16.-Tne Pres
ident sent the following nominations ia
the Senate yesterday
Charge d'Affaires John Meredith
Oramer to Denmark, BENZ. Moran to
Portugal, Horace Rubbed to Switzer.
land, John y. Caldwell to Paraguay and
Uruguay; Senator Crosby, of New York,
TO be U. S. Consul at Florence; W.
James to be Register Of Land Office.
After the Adjournment
of Congress last night many members
left for home and otlers were busy get
ting off this morning BY afternoon the
city will present the quiet appearance
that always prevails when Congress Is
not in session.
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FLASHES.

John P. Lion, an old Detroit jodrnal
list, died yesterday.
John Welch fell into a tub filed with
beer at distillery near Piqua, and was
drowned.
jacob Gels, farmer living neal
Portsmouth, o., was hopelessly manSled
by mower yesterday.
The Dublin crew sent out as the rep
resentatlVe of the London Rowing AS.
ISOLATION, reached Philadelphia last
night.
The twelfth annual meeting of the
Pennsylvania State Equal Rights League
was convened in Philadelphia yesterday
morning, there being about fifty colored
citizens of the State present.
A. n. Hawley, who was suspected OF
robbing p. D. Bullock, of Jackson, Mich. :,
of $4,000 worth OF bonds, notes and
currency, July 81, was arrested at Clay
ton, n. Y, Monday, and all the property
recovered.
A court-martial convened at Alca.
trase, California, yesterday to try Cap.
tain John Egan, of the Fourth Artillery,
commanding that post, on charges allog-
ing conduct prejudicial to good order
and military discipline.
The Seventh Annual Convention Of
the National Photographic Association
assembled in Philadelphia yesterday.
The Convention will be held morning
and afternoon until Thursday. Presi-
dent Rulefson, OF San Francisco, called
the Convention to order and an address
of welcome was delivered by General
Joseph r, Hawley.
A special from Staffordsyille, Canada
West,says terrific rain storm occurred
in that section Saturday, causing inn
mense destruction to roads, bridges and
crops. Twelve bridges were swept
away in radius of three miles. The
stream never was known so high. Pals,
&C., exposed to the weather, were found
to contain seven inches of water.
The International Chess Tournament,
under the management of the Philadel-
phia Chess Club, will be inaugurated at
Philadelphia to-day. The following gem
tlemen have thus far entered for the
contest, nine in all: Messrs. II. David
son, j. Elson, L. d, Barber, d. NJ. Mar
tllsz asa J, Roberts. Of Phllsdelp9le, +,
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Minor Mentions.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
WEsTPoRT, N. Y, August 16.-An in
cendiary fire, last night, destroyed the
business portion OF this town. Loss,
$4,000.
UTICA, N. Y, August l6.-The post
poned 2:24 race was finished this morn
Ing, May Bird winning the seventh heat
and the race. Time, 1924.
LONDON, August 16.--The Times
Athens dispatch says In consequence Of
the Porte's refusal to grant the demands
of the Cretan Assembly, great excite
ment prevails, aud rising has been
imminent. The Cretans sought the ad.
vice of Greece. The latter urged them
to appeal to the great Powers and await
the result, which they will probably do.
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The Terry FiUht.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
OMAHA, August 16.--The Pioneer
Press Bismarck special says: We have
no news of Terry's last fight with the
Indians, except by the steamer Western,
which arrived this morning from Bolton.
When at Fort Peck the Indians
told the Captain of the Western
sha sI TeFr na da8 hsa bse nad asA that WIZ the
killed numbered three hundred, Sitting
Bulls loss being seven hundred.
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POLITICAL,
The Independent Greenbacke

The Independent Greenbackers.
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, August 16.-The campaign
OF the Independent or Greenback party
will be opened by ratification meetings
on Wednesday, the Both inst, at Cooper
Institute, this city, and in Philadelphia
on the following day. Gen. Samuel f.
Gary, the Vice Presidential nominee,
will be present and speak on both oc.
casions.
Congressional.
CHICAGO, August 16.-H0n. D. L. Phil
lips, proprietor of the Illinois State
Journal, of Springfield, was nominated
for Congress by the Republicans yester-
day afternoon at Springfield.
LANCASTER, o., August 16.-In the
Twelfth District Democratic ConYen-
tion yesterday Gen. Thos. Ewing was
nominated for Congress by the following
vote: Fairfield County gave SO for Ew-
ing and Tor Walling; Franklin gave OF
for Ewing and for Wallingi Pickawsy,
8 for Ewing and % for Walling. Total
1872 for Ewing, 40 for Walling.
SANDUsKY, o., August 1e.-The Re
publican Congressional Convention at
Fremont, o., yesterday, renominated
the Hon. Chas. Foster by acclamation.
Fusingo
CHICAGO, August 16.-The Democrats
and Independents are both holding Con-
ventions in Joliet, trying to fuse. There
is great excitement. The former are In
favor Of fusion, and the latter will bolt
Ii a fusion Is effected.
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the Porte against Mllan's being de-
soMB DISTURBANCES.

the Porte against Mllan's being de.
posed.
soMB DISTURBANCES.
LONDON, August 16-Dispatches from
Belfast say that during the Lady Day
procession there were several encoun-
ters between spectators. and the pro-
eession, and number of persons SER
iously injured.
HENRY soUTHER,
Earl Of Lonsdale and member OF the
House OF Peers, is dead.
AFRAID OF THUNDER.
MONTREAL, August 16.--A violent thun-
der storm passed over this city yester-
day. A telegraph post was struck oppo-
site the st. Lawrence Market, frighten-
ing the people almost out OF their wits.
One lady was seized with fit, and is
not expected to live.
NEW MINISTER OF WAR.
PARIS, August 16.-General Bartoule
has been appointed Minister of War,
replacing General Rissey.
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FOREIGN,
By American Press Association to the STAR.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
SERVIAN VICTORY.
VIENNA, August 16.-A dispatch from
Belgrade reports terrible battle be.
tween the Montenegrins and Turks near
Kutcht, which commenced Monday
morning and lasted the whole day.
Twenty thousand troops were engaged
in the battle. The Turks were routed
with great loss of life. They also lost
their army and battle flags. The Mon
teuegrins pursued the retreating army
to Podgoritza.
The Car of Russia is Godfather 10
the young son of the Prince Of Milan.
ENGLAND
is Offering meditation between Turkey
aud sesYia. aad has sspt q protest 10
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Carrie Frank, 80 years, OHIO.
Ma.hes A. Buekner, ~ years, city.
Alfred Q. Nealen, 6 weeks, city.
Sophia Nintrick, "a years, city.
#. IL. Brandellar, 40 years, Germany.
+. Ii. SumpIlng, 8 months, city.
John Fl. Buekrigel, weeks, city.
Cl ford L. Judge, 10 weeks. city.
r. NJ. Griggs, 33 years, Ohio.
Q. Smith, Is years. city.
John Chrislin, A months, city. a
Hermann Hehmann, 20 days, city.
Jeffrey Warwick, year, city.
VIM. Rodgers, % years.
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BY EIra.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
JUNCTION CITY O., Aug. 16.-A fire star
ted in the wareroom of clothing store be-.
longing to Col. Hitchcock. 1t consumed
four buildings, one clothing store. one
hotel, one drug store and one dwelling.
The loss, including goods in the stores,
is supposed TO be about $10, 900 or $12, 900.
1t is believed that 1t was the work Of an
inoendiary.
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Train Wrecked.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
CLEVELAND, o., August 16.-Irain No.
4, New York Express, which left Cleve-
land about 10 o'clock last night, on the
Lake Shore g. Michigan Southern Rail-
road, was thrown from the track, about
2 O'Clock this morning, near Northeast,
Pennsylvania. William Clemmens, OF
Cleveland, Ohio, had both legs broken.
train was badly wrecked. The cause of
the accident is unknown.
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A gentleman in Danbury, Connecticut.
has long been annoyed by his neighbor's
hens, which made a daily practice of
rowing through his front garden and
back yard. And what did this worthy
gentleman do2 He just went patiently
and put some old hats and hay under
his steps and in the barn, and when
those hens came on their marauding ex-
peditions those that came to scratch
remained to lay. He has had all the
fresh eggs he wanted this spring, and
has sold 81 80 worth to the man who
owns the hens.
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THE STRIKE.
Ended by q Proclamation and
the Pay Car.
All Freight Trains to be at Once Started.

The strike is now considered at an
end. Governor Hen bricks issued a
proclamation calling upon the strikers
to disperse, and the militia in several
places was notified to be ready at mo-
menps notice.
The pay car was started East from
Vincennes and the men paid of. The
Paymasler announced that all the
strikers would be paid in full up to the
date of the strike and discharged, with
the exceptions Of the local freight men
and few others.
Nearly all the shopmen took their fun
pay, and were discharged. The brake-
men took their full pay, aud were also
discharged. The car is now proceeding
eastward. Freight trains were moved
successfully yesterday afternoon, and
that the authorities consider the strike
at IN end Is indicated by the following,
issued late last night!
"VINCENNES, August 10, 1876.
"To AGENTS: The Ohio & Mississippi
Railroad will be open for its regular
business of all kinds tomorrow We'd
nesday) morning, j. Il. GIMPERLING,
superintendent"
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Frare, jr., OF Boston; H. =. Bird, Of
London; James LasOn, of New YORK,
and Max Judd, of st. Louie. The tour
nament will begin at 8 O'Clock Z. NJ.
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An American backwo0ds minister
having alluded to an anchor In his dia-
course, described its use in the follow
ing lucid manner; IAN anchor Ia large
iron instrument that sailors carry to seA
with them, and when a storm ar!ses
they take it on shore and iast1n It to d
tree, and that holds the ship TIL the
storm blows over"
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At any momentous period Id tie ca-
reer OF an ambitious man, when ko fsnd.
ly ldtters himself that the eyes OF hid
country are upon him, how much 1t d;.
minisnes his sense OF greatness 10 ian
over ln ash barrel.
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The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report;
John W. Pohlman and Sadie McCann.
9. Doescher and Sophia Koenemann.
John ]. Bennett and Maggie Motion,
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Special to the STAR.

Special to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, IND, August 16-1 p. N.
The strike is practically ended. A.
dispatch from E. c. Devore, at Seymour,
has been received at this station by Mr..
Beecher, attorney Of the road, who, with
other officers and Cincinnati journal
lists, are en- route from Vincennes in
special train to which is attached a pay
car, and that business has been resumed
at that point, and the road is open for
the passage of freight trains east or
west.
The strikers are being paid of here on
the same basis as at Vincennes. Most
of them, as at the latter place, take pay
in full and quit. The Seymour men will
be paid off also.
At Seymour Gov. Hendricks' procla-
nation has had good effect. The Gov
ernor's Private Secretary is aboard the
special car, and reads the proclamation
at each station to the congregated train
men. The whole trouble is considered
ended. NJ. Il. h.
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No News of CroOk's Victory.
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
CHICAGO, August 16.-Nothing has yet
been received at Gen. Sheridan's head
quarters giving color to the rumor of
Sitting BULBS defeat.
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THE STONE ABDUCTION,
of the Quarrel that
Caused 1t.

Particulars of the Quarrel that
Caused 1t.
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
OMAHA, NEB., August 16.-About 9: 80
yesterday morning the north bound train
on the Longmont Division OF the Colo.
RADIO Railroad was stopped near David.
son Station and boarded by twenty
masked men with cooked revolVers.
They kidnapped Judge Stone, who was
on his way to BoWlder to open Court for
the purpose of approving the bond of the
Receiver recently appointed for the Col.
orado Central Railroad.
At the annual election In May last the
local stockholders OF the Colorado Cen.
tral Railroad, representing about one
fourth of the stock, excluded the other
three-fourths owned by Boston and New
York parties, and oustiHg tAe old Di-
rectors elected themselves to the man.
the road by force, and have since oper-
ated it.
The trustees for the first mortgage
bondholders then commenced suit for
foreclosure, and last Saturday re-
ceiver was appointed by Judge Stone.
Nothing further has been heard Of the
Judge or his aDductors. Great excite
ment exists here, and it is feared that
the Judge has been lynched. a large
posse OF men has been started in pur-
suit from here by special train,
All telegraph wires leading into Dem
yer from the North were cut by the
maskers to prevent immediate pursuit.
Judge Stone was appointed by the Pres
ident and was Judge of the Second Ter
ritorlal District, and by the State Con-
stitution he becomes the Judge of the
State Courts.
THE LATEST,
CHEYENNE, August 16.-Judge Stone,
who was taken by mob yesterday into
the mountains, was brought into Golden
City last night, and released by the mob.
He arrived at Denver at 4 O'Clock this
morning. He was not molested, More
trouble 10 expected tomorrow.
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THE LATEST,

Hon. p. B. Deohant, State Senator
from Butler and Warren Counties. died
peer Ersaklia yesterday,
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FOUND.

> YNOUSD-CIGARS-Tw good cigars for
4 nlcss ats. 9. cor. Maip and Orchard sts
mylQ.1
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Third Edition

Fair or partially cloudy and Sultry
Weather, NTH Indications of rain.
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FOR RENT--RoOMS

TI'OK RENT-ROOMS-Four rooms, No. 50
Lodge street, between Gano and Sixth SITS
40quive it stable. auli-8t*
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WANTED ---M1scELLANHous.

WTANTED-SAFE- fre-proof safe;
w must be cheap. Address Post-omce BOX
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"TANTED-PIAND PUPILS-At % per
w quarter, wax flowers at IS, writing at "a.
163 Barr street. l0-G
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CLOTHES WRLNGERS
Ror Sale and Repaired. 8. TETTENBORN,
9l9 w. Fifth street. las W sam
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FOR SALE.

.TNOR sALE-VISlTING CARDS-S5 hand
10 some visiting cards (seven tints) for &c.
Samples for stamp. FRANK. &. LINDSLEY,
A9 East Fifth street. IT.
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TINOR SALE = FEATHERS = Large 4h-lb
Il pillows, 81 each; IS -lb. beds, t6; choice
feathers, lje per lb Z. W. MORRISON, 81 W.
Rixth street. aui5-4t*
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

TARR'S AVENUE BAZAAR.
Low prices in black lace barbs End ties. Side
ploating to ORDER 826 Central avenue, oppo-
Aite Ninth street. JylS-26t
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STEAMBOATS,.
For POnerOy.

THIS DAY, 10Th, at P. M. POSITIVELY.
~ n POTOMAC, II. H. Drown, Master.
GIMME Freight received at all hours on
saisz''Ia'i1z@ Wharf boat, foot Of Broadway. W.
Houshell, Superintendent
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NET ETANTED-EA RM-ro trade city property
w for a good farm. Inquire at 56J West
sEighth street, l4-5t
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FOR sALH--RHAL ESTATE.

Ls0K SALE-LAND D. so acres prairie land: :
Naighborhool, in Adsir county. Iowa, near
county scat. Or will trade. Address "W,"
eli;s olicc iy14-tf
TOR SALE FARM - Good farm of 97Z
IL acres, situated / u miles from the railroad,
IN Cerlnont County; % acres In corn, ) acres
IN Potatoos, % acres in meadow, balance In
Hasture and small crop. Farm in good order.
VIII soli farm and crop together on VERY EASY
ts:ms. A good chance for any one desiring it
to set good home. Address B. b. g., Star
Gfiice. 2SO Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
jy2ld&jy27w-tf
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KTANTED - SITUATION - To run sta
w tionary engine, by competent hand.
Address W. H., LVckland. 1b-A
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L1OR SALE OR RENT - HOUSE - A very
III comfortable brick house of 10 rooms, on
Mount Auburn. Address Po6t-offiGe Box $50.
1d-3t
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For Louisville.
For Evansville.
For New Orleans.

WEDNESDAY, 10th. at 5 P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ hGOLDEN RULE, o. P. Shinkle
ss5 Master. Apply ON board or to Royse
= x1'lzAaasaA Il Nosset, j. Z. DOrman q Co., j.
S. Robinson, Matt. Mcclure, j. Cunningham,
w. S. Getty, agents.
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wANTED---SITUATIONS.

VNTANTED - SITUATION - AS first-class
w cook by German girl. Apply at Is bud
faay street, ri floor 15-2t
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TNT ANTED - STU UATION-As housek eep-
w er by lady Of 10 years experience; is
willing to take charge in city or country, and
give Satisfaction; can give good references.
Gall at 98 George street. 15 at