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Maine Central
RAILROAD.
MONDAY, JUNE III. Is77.
For Lewiston and Auburn.

EUI UC WISUUII uIIU AUWWI lie
Passenger Trains leave at LIS p. m. and 5.10
p. m. The train leaving at 1.20 p. m, also has a
passenger car attached connecting at Cumberland
junction with Mixed Train for Lewiston, Au-
burn, Winthrop and Waterville. The IL 20
p. m. tram is the Night Express Train with Pull
man Sleeping Car attached, which makes close con-
nection at Bangor for all stations on the Bangor
q Pscataqus. and E. & N, A. Railway, and for
HOulton, Woodstock, st. Andrews, st.
stephen, 81. John and Halifax.
The 615 a. train from Portland connects at Rock
land on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays with
Str, Ulysses for Mt. Desert and Sullivan.
Passenger Trains arrive in Portland as
follows:-The morning trains from Augusta, Gar
diner, Bath, Brunswick and Lewiston at S.35 and
$40 a. m. The day trains from Bangor, Dexter,
Belfast, Skowhegan, Pennington, X. & l.. r. r.,
and all intermediate stations at 1.2O and 20 p. M
The afternoon train from Augusta, Bath X. q L.
r. r. at 5.25 p. m. The night Pullman Express
train at 2 90 a. m.
PAYSON TUCKER, Sup't.
Portland, June II, 1877. ju11dtf
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To Let,

HOUSE, corner Centre and Free SITS. Suitable
IL for boarding house. Enquire at
ju6dt 109 CENTRE STREET.
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For Sale,

4 FIRST-CLASS three-story Brick House, on
"A Free st. with all the modern improvements
gas, sebago, bath room, first and second story sup
piled with hot and cold water; all in perfect or
der Inquire Of JOHN. c. Proctor, SO Exchange
Street. ju3Odtf
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TO LET.
To Let.
HOTEL TO LEASE.
To he Lei.

The New England Eouse, Portland, Me,
Address AUG. P. FULLER,
de28df Portland, Me.
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10 LET.
To Let.

YNHE upper tenement of the house at No. So Clark
Il Street. Inquire OF JOHN SWEETSlR, No. 5
Neal Street. inedtf
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SaCO River Grove
VIA
PORTLAND 4 ROCHESTER, R. R.

Associations, Sunday School and
private parties Of % or more who desire
to make an Excursion to this beautiful
Grove on the banks Of the SacO, can
obtain very low rates upon application
to j. w. PETERS, General Ticket Agent,
191 Middle Street, or
juy2 diff
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To Let.

VlHE Alderman House, No. High Street, recently
Il occupied by Franklin j. Rollins, as family
residence containing IL rooms with an abundance
of closets. gas, SebaGo well and spring water with
large yard rooms all sunny drainage good and rent
low. Apply to
ROLLINS, LORING & ADAMS,
JuSdtf % Exchange Street.
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TyIHE Offices in Third Story Merchants National
4 Bank, now occupied by j. & E. NJ Rand also
the front offices. These offices heated by steam
have gas, water and fire proof vaults. Possession
given Nov. LIST. oct27dtf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-19
THE OLD WORLD.
National Associated fress to the Star.
COURTEOUS TO AMERICANS.

National Associated fress to the Star.
COURTEOUS TO AMERICANS.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April l9.--The Porte
has given the American Squadron per-
mission 10 pass the Dardanelles.
AsgATlC AID FOR RUSSIA.
VIENNA, April l9.-Russia is negotiat.
ing an alliance with Persia, and the
Pasha is Offering fifty thousand men to
join the army in Anatoiia.
THE CABINETS
at Vienna, Paris ana London have, it is
reported, notified R0umania that the
privilege enjoyed under the treaty oil
Paris became annulled in the event oil
that country's active cooperation with
Russia.
HOSTILITlES HAVE COMMENCED
around Nikskie. Abdut kerim mas ar
rived at Silestria. The troops are very
enthusiastic.
AUsTRIA'S NEUTRALITY.
PEsTH, April ia communication,
published by the official papers declares
Austru-Hungary will only remain
neutral so long as its interests in the
East are not menaced.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-19
Board OF Public works.

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
The following was adopted:
"Resolyed, That the Cincinnati & CliE-
ton inclined Plane Railroad Company
be authorized to lay down another turn
out of their track on Ohio avenue. under
direction of the CHIEF Engineer"
The following was approved, and
comes from NJ. Ilerney, Superintendent
of Parks:
To the honorable Board OF Public
Works:
have made the following selection
of evergreen trees to be planted in Bur-
net Woods Park: 50 Austrian Pines, 80
SEQ ch Pines,50 Norway Spruce 30, Hem
lack Spruce, % Dwarf Mt. Pine, aud 25
English Silver Fir, at cost OF $100.
Tue contract for repairing the culVeIt
at Bloody Run and Montgomery Road
was awarded to Peter VHara at cost
OF $133
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The OLher Side.

In last Mondays STAR there appeared
local item in reference to the titles to
certain property in the Poor subdivision
at SCUM CumminsviIIe, in which some
Inaccuracies occur, and IN justice to
those interested we give their statemens
of the case, which IS substantially this:
That the provision i'll the will deVising
the fee simple to the widow conveys the
highest title known to the law; and in
Is 0 an opinion was rendered by Morris.
rllden ami Rairednn for Mrs. GwYnne
formerly Van Horne), in which they
said that the estate conveyed by the VIII
is a lee simple absolute Ill the deVisee,
with all its Incidents, that the restraint
upon the alienation Uf he estate at.
tempted by the viii is totally void, and
that The devisee, by deed duly exS
cuted, can convey, OF by her will ut hbi
death, dev.se the estate, comforting q
goou and clear tIJle.
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ANDREW WOODS. aged about twenty
Isix years, is a prisoner in the hammond.
street Station-louse, as fugitive from
jus tice. He is resident OF Gallip ii :,
| OliO, where he was arrested some time
ago, Oh the charge of grand larceny,
| anu giving bond in the sum OF 81 QUO tvr
mis- appearance Tor trial, JUMPED The
| town. He was captured In Carrulltun,
KY, day or two ago, and being brought
| this far back, is awaiting The arrival Of
a requisition from the Governor Of K ju-
| lucky.
VIM GALLANT, aged nineteen years,
| who resides a. M. % Pleasant street,
| and John Starr, t%eDty years Old, whose
home is given as at NJ. 81 McMickeu
avenue, b0ih old ofenuers, are prisOr-
ere day at The Bremen-street SGatioa-
| house on the charge OF stealing nearly
500 worth OF copper pipe from JOhu
Kaufman Il CO.'S brewery.
WIN. HoLGzuoUsE, aged Lhirly-tws
| years, AID al engin eet 0y occupation.
who died last n. gut at No. 522 West
| Sixth street, it seems, came to ais death
by excessive use oil morphine. A Yer-
dict to that effect was rendered by iha
corouel's jury this morning:
LITTLE & ia, daughter Of o Roer Han
rahan, is RAPIDLY recovering from rha
! effects OF the wound caused
Iby biting her tongue, and
Is now able TO to tax, Though with soma
| difficulty. = -
THE case OF Rachel Coleman, charged
with inianticide, will be heard before
'Squire Dossmau, as soon as the womsa
viii be able To appear.
MRS. WEISS, whO lives on Rice street
in Bethlea, III, back Of tue Lo0knu
House, ieil down stairs lat nigat, ali
broke her iswbone,
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Police EAnrL.

Drunkenness-Annie Ke Iy. .dismIssedJ
John Farrell, So; John Connolly, 30
days.
Disorderly Conduet-Morris Cans, $:
Ed. Ran, Andrew Conners, dismisse d;
John lIauck, 81.
Assault and Battery-F. Schuetler,
costa; Matte irwin, Gottlieb Kpester,
Rudolph Hanson, dismissed.
Selling LiQuoron Election Day-O. Fl.
Geotfroy, j. B. Gibson, J. w. Dunklee,
Albert q. Core, John Steckenretltef.
dismissed; u. ScAiaier. continued.
Observation-Disclosures Cislow, har-
boring ewd women, $25; Florence Cd
warts, sallie Perry, vagrancy, $15; g..
Gerhard, cruelty, &C., $40; Richard
RI an. exposing person, $l5; Michael
Popp, grand larceny, CONTINUED; Henry
h,nock, lettering, oontnu.di Thes.
W elsh, John Finnell, continued.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-19

Teltord Groesbeck, son Of the aOn. W
S. Groesbeck, was admitted to the bar
yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Hewson, daughter OF the
late W. NJ. Hewson. died last night ~
her residence, No. 81 East Third street.
Hamar Brazear, Esq, prominent
New York insurance man, native OF
Clermont County, this S ate, Is in the
city.
Mr.. Louis Hudepohl, Jr., OF the firm Of
IIudepohl q kotte, on Main street, is
recovering from his Illness, inflamma-
ton Of the brain.
DR.. L. II. Kearney, Health Officer;
Mr. q. b. Chapman, Secretary Of the
Board; John Perkins, Meat Inspector,
have been re-slecled tor the ensuing
year.
We are pleased to hear that Al. Smith,
the driver OF Fire Engine No. 3 (Gifps },
who has been confined to his house by
severe illness, is improving and expects
| to be ready for duty soon.
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Entertained.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, April ia letter from
Captain Borrick, of the United States
steamer Natchez, states that the officers
were handsomely entertained by the
Pickwick Club at Natchez, on their ar
rival there. The ship was crowded from
morning till night.
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HeSCinded,

National Associated Press to the Star.
New ORLEANS, April 19.-The Mich
oils Legislature rescinded the resolu-
tion expelling Gaude, who then took his
seat. George Drury, of Assumption,
and Oscar Holt, of West Baton Rouge,
heretofore acting with the Packard
Legislature, were seated In the Nichols
House to- lay, making fifty mine Return.
ing Board Members.
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Specie ResumutiOn.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-Tne Secre-
tary of the Treasury states that in view
of the present outlook of affairs in this
country, the Government would resume
specie payment and fund the balance oi
the Government skies IN four per cent.
bonds by January l, 1879, the date in.
tended by act of Congress, approved
January IA, 1875.
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louisiana.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW ORLEANS, April 19.-The Repub-
lIcan caucus unanimously rejected the
Democratic terms of compromise, and
resolved to stand by Packard to the
last.
The Nioholls Legislature yesterday
gained two Senators.
Tue caucus agreed to adjourn the
Legislature sine die Saturday.
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Suspension of n Canadian Rail
way King.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MONTREAL, April 19.-Hon. E. A. Fos-
ter, Canadian railway king, has sus-
pended. His liabilities are estimated
at S2,00o,000. He controlled the South
eastern, Brockvile & Ottawa and Can
ada q entral Railways; also, Georgian
Bay branch of the Pacific Railway, and
several small lines,
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The Same Policy.

National Associated Press to the star.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-The friends
Of the President are empha'ic in the
statement that the policy pursued
in set, ling the South Carolina contro.
versy will be applied in the case OF
Louisiana.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-19
CLASS E..
GLASS E.
Babies From 2 TO 3 Years Old.

OAkASS
Babies From 2 TO 3 Years Old.
HIGHEST PRIZE, $25 GOLD.
Jos. Clifford Weidman, 26 mOnths, 6O7 West
Seventh st.
Anna Bradley. Sc, 20 Harrison ave.
Daniel Jessup, 26, AL Viue at.
Clara Spiekman. 70, 122 Mayo st, Newport.
George smith, 2S. Robinson Opera house
Estella Bowen. %, 16O w. Front ST.
Ella Dorst, ~. $40 Central ave.
Harry Kallis. ~, 29@ Main st.
Josephine F. Dyke. 2N 4S Main ST.
Anveto Heron, ~, 2s3 W. Sixth st.
Lvtiy Weiuznecker, ~, 121 Brown ST.
Mary Forback, 30, $40 Central ave.
Mary II. Whitrltt, 80, "Duncan House,
Longwcrth aud Central ave.
Edna Nj. StoGre, 81. A Gest st.
Matte Gunckle, 30, $40 W. Ninth st.
Lena Matilda Butz, 30, Spring Grove ave.,
West Chester Park.
q Geo. Zimmerman, 80, 2s Brighton ST.
lillte Talvett. so. 81 Baltimore St
Sallie Gloss, 81, LongTorth and Central ave-
Hannah White, III, sZ2 arr st.
Harry Eckei, 80, 1870 Bstts st.
Gust. Crafnerding, 80, Il David st.
May Emerson Mslish, 3S, 1871 Walnut St
Leopoldina Wcstmeyer, sa i4s Bank st,
Helen T.Murphy, 81, 81 ". Third ST.
. Mamie May Hanu, "a, gu Laurel st.
Albert Boedker, 81.
Eddie J. Eg9leston, So, 1856 W. Eighth st.
Lizzie Conkllng Watson, 3s, ss6 broadway.
MOl.le Hester, 20, IDS Day Ton ST.
Willie jackson, 36, S07 Liberty ST.
Aggie Lavery, 36. 81 Mound ST.
Silvia Evan, 86, $50 W. Ninth st.
Ida Schck, 36. 81 Thirteenth st.
Baby WcstmIre, SO.
Estela Giliiysn, 81, ): George St
CLASS q.
For Twins Under Q Years.
HIGHEST PRIZE, s25 GOLD.
Eddie and Josie Sheridan & Ynonths Oehle,
street.
liza May and Estella Grace Ballinger, 9, cor
Bay ymiller and Everett SITS.
Nettie Bell and Ge6fgie Fl. Miller, Q, sst
Barr st. n
Julie and Annille Faut. 10, T8l Elm ST.
Eddie and Louis BusHr. i5, 9l6 Liberty st.
w. 9. and NJ. x. Lambert, IS. ls5 Brown ST.
Ebbert and Eleanor Clann, IS, 400 W. Eighth.
Twins Between 9 and 3 Years.
HIGHEST PRIZE, $40 GpLD.
John and Rosina kritz, 2years, 2sa Pearl st
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AT the Point of Death,

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK. April 19.-CoL John W
Dix, son OF olEx-Governor Dix, is lying at
the point of death at his fathers resi-
dence. The disease is hemorrhage OF
the lungs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-19
Third Edition
Kellogg to the Packard LegisIa

KeIIOgR to the Packard LegisIa .
ture.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-Ex-Go vernon
Kellogg this morning received a dis
patch from several members Of the
Packard Legislature, requesting him to
go to the President and find out if the
Commits sion now in New Orleans
was authorized to offer Inducements to
the members OF the Packard Legislature
to 20 over to the Nicholls' Legis lature,
in order to form quorum In the latter
body.
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Announcements.

The compositors of the Cincinn au
Evening Post will give a grand bali vH
Monday evening, April %, at Tivoli
Hal!. on Vine street..
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THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 49, 1877
that his belief was to some extent based
on personal knowledge.
Accidental Death of a Cincin-
NATHAN.
attain

NEW YORK, April 19.-John B. Young,
aged ffty EIGHT, Of Cincinnati, while vis-
iting the law Office of Richard L. H..
Finch, ON the third floor OF No. 202
Broadway, about 6:15 p. NJ. yesterday,
fell from the front window, out of which
he had been looking, and was fatally IT,
jured.
In falling he struck ON an iron gas
lamp fixture, upon which he was i'm
paled, the sharp iron passing through
his abdomen and appearing at his back.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-19
s1xs1G T%5 GGS eSEEI e NO. 81

Geo. Paul and John Maier, 2 years and g
months Twenty-irst Ward.
George and Johnny W oodson, 6j5 Syeampre-
Joshua and Blome Lazarus, years and Z
months, 20J Broadway.
Emma and Louisa Dolker, years. IT0 Me-
Micken ave.
Goldey and Horace Allen, years, Is Pike St.
Gown gton.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-19

Frank schafer, years.
Robert Gray, years.
Lilly May Domenick years and SmOnihz.
423 adis0n St, COvngton.
The last day of the Exposition ths
prizes will be awarded by Col. r. NJ.
Moore and Hon. Benjamin EggIesiOn.
gentlemen selected for their known in
terest in callow humanity.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-19
NEW YORK CITY.
John Kelly Believes the Tweed
Confession.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, April 19.-In answer to
inquiries, Comptroller John Kelly stated
that he had no doubt that the published
statements OF Tweed's confession were
'"arree. in all general particulars, a9'
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WASHINGTON.
Reef for the Johnny Bulls,

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-The Bareau
of Statistics has prepared statement
showing the quantity and value Of fire. SD
beef exported from the United States lc
Great Britain during the eighteen
months ending March 81. From this
statement it appears that the total guam.
tiLy exported was thirty-four million
two hundred and seventy eight thou
sand, eight hundred and ten pounds,
valued at $3,026, 4S3.
What DO the Russians Want!
The continued presence OF the Rus.
sian feet in our waters has been q sub
ject of consideration on the part of the
United States. Itis believed to be th ir
design to watch the movement OF the
American vessels engage in trade with
Turkey, aud it is possible that compli-
cations may grow out oi this preSan ce,
which would neoessitate an extensive
naval preparation on the part OF the
UDlted States to prevent violation OF
their international obligations. Whether
Russia would assume to search Ameri-
can vessels suspected of carrying ar
ticles contraband of war the future will
determine. but 1t is certain the United
States will exercise her authority TO
prevent the Russian fleet from making
our harbors II base Of operation to watch
tor American or other yesse.s sus.
pected. 20"
Turkish Consul.
The President has recog tized Charles
Binratin as Consul Of Turkey at Chi
cage.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-19

A New Orleans special says: Holly
Springs, Lamar County, MISS, was Wis
lied last night with severe wind storm,
blowing down, unroofng, and otherwise
seriously damaging eigut or ten build
ings, most OF them stores. No lives lost.
Hudson & Son, brewer & Son, ana r..
W. Williams are the principal sufferers.
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CLASS G-FrlpIets.
miscellaneous.

HIGHEST PRlZE, $50 GOLD.
Augusta, John and Kate Boil, Ii years, IA
Race Sc.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-H0USE. --AIMEE.
Positively Last Night but Two and Farewell
Saturday Matinee Of
A Il M Il II

The QUEEN OF OPERA BOUFFE, with her
Complete Company OF 80 Artists.
THIS (rhursday) EVENING, new opera,
FIRST time here, Of Orenbach's last and great
est success,
"LA BOULANGERE A DES ECUS,"
(rhe Rich Bakeress
Expressly written for AIMEE, and origin u.
ally performed by her in Paris for 100 consce-
utive nights On this occasion AIMEE will
sing for the first and only time here, in Eng
lish, the celebrated swell song, "Hildebrant
Montrose."
Friday Evening. Benefit of Mile. AIMEE.
First time here Of Lecocq's best opera, LA
PETITE MARIEE, produced at a cost Of
many thousand dollars, with entirely new
COS umes, properties, and gorgeous mise-en-
scene.
., Saturday Afternoon at 80 Aimee Matinee,
LA GRAND DUCHESSE,
Aimee positively appearing as - La Grand
.Duchesse." Admission Soc; Reserved Seats
5Dc extra.
Saturday Evening, Lecocq's crowning tri-
umph, GIROFLE-GIkUFLA.
l.. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
: AIMEE SUNDAY NIGHr-Sunday Even
ing, April f3, special Aimee performance
wall be given In, compliance with numerous re
quests, when will be performed OtfenbacRs
nerriest work, LA VIE PARISIENNE. (Life
In Paris-ParIser Leben.)
The sale OF seats for Sunday nights per-
formance commences tomorrow morning at
Hawley's.
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Chlng on the programme, atGeI "niOn BIG
was formally ''on-"
Here They Are.
Below is given complete list OF the
babies who are on exhibition, with the
name, age and residence OF each:
CLASS A.
Babies Not More Than 6 Months
Old.
HIGHEST PRIZE, '25 CARRIAGE.
Frank Garrett, months, al Liberty St
George Evans, 2 A Kossuth st.
Baby Shafer, 2, 30 West Mulberry sc.
Baby Diebel 2%, Apple ST., CumminsVllIe.
Carrie Roswell, 3, II Court st.
Mary Ehcyman, 3, 57H sycamore 81
Sophia Forback, 3, $40 Central ave.
Annie Yetter, B. $40 central ave.
Geo. Fruze. 81, Vine st. and Hamilton Road.
Robert Page, A, II Southgate St, Newport
Willie Pfeilfen, 4, 33 Providence st.
Chas. w. Dowling, A. 1l9 Il. Pearl St
'Iillle Miller, 4, 27O Liberty st.
Fred. W. Butz, 4, Spring Grove ave-, West
Chester Park.
Allen o. Meyer. Jr., s, 81 E. Fifth st.
Jacob Miller. 5, 8 5 Central ave.
Thos, Catch MelisI, 8, l5l Walnut 81
Mary Emma liill, 8, 493 Sycamore St
Annie Conrod. q, z6 Orchard st.
John Peter Kindly, q, 81 Bremen st.
Martha Gillespie, u, 81 Harrison ave.
Emma Eliza stewart, 4, ll6 Laurel ST.
Anna b. Fry, 6. 22O Fourth ST.
James Rogers, ., 66i W. Sixth st.
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Babies from ls TO "a Months Old.

HIGHEST PRIZE, $40 GOLD.
Isabella Melrose, l months, 3a2 Liberty st.
Daisie Ley burn, 10, 81 EGlantine st., NeWpt
Clifford V. Church, 10, 1913 w. Sixth St
Georgy WurlZ, ~. 71G VIne-street Hill
Mary Russell, 20, 4S2 W. Filth st.
Harry Snyder, 20, 10 Hopkins st.
Jennie Moses, 81 Sherif's Office.
SAM Mos ,man. ~, 50 Wade st.
John Bernard Murphy, .3, 81 w. Third st.
Nellie Il. Jones, 70, 4S4 w. Seventh st.
Albert Rogg, "A, n. w. cor. John and Court.
FREQ. "A. Tettenbor', 2i, 2,9 w Fifth St
Libby Denning, %, 3!8 W. Third St.
Lillian May Parker, n, Walnut Hills
Sophie L. Miller, "a, II Liberty st.
AlberJiDe Berger, "A, 2?l Twsfth st, Gov.
Laura Ramsey, %, 54l Race st.
Henrietta scEaier, 2i, % W. Mulberry st.
Geo. Gray, "A, 220 W. Fourth st.
john sherman Fraukhouse, "A, Dent, Ham
iltOn Co.
Minnie Rogers, "a, 66i W. SIxSh st.
Etherine W hite, ~, 46S Cenurai ave.
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tN6TANTED HORSES TO BOARD = For
wv the winter in the country. Terms cheap.
Shook & McNicolP5 stable, southwest corner
OF Fifth and Sycamore. no;5-tf
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GLASS B.
Babies from 6 to 12 Months

HIGHEST PRIZE $50 CARRIAGE.
Adolph Schawron, months, Bank st.
Willie VodcgcT, 7, 1873 Liberty ST.
Harry Boedker, Z, Lower River Road.
Infant Henerzen, Z, 75 Wade st.
Chas. IL. NeInaber, 7, 40 Broadway.
ihas. \. WeIdman, 7, 6O7 w. Seventh st.
Es,eIla w. kibby, Z, 30 Baltimore ST.
Mary V. Bacon, Z, Dent, Hamilton Co., U.
Edward Mathews, 8, 6t4 Vine st.
VIM. EmmerSon Moore, 8. Newport, KY.
Ellen Hemgen, 8, Is Wade st.
Ii. Edward Scnmide, y, A! Sycamore st
James Haltersly. 8. 7lS W. Front st.
Carrie Dorst, 8, 349 Central ave.
Alice T. Hosea, 0, s5 Bank 81.
e.. L. Jefferson, Q, 40 W. Fifth st.
Orlando Brown,9 0, 100 West Eighth st.
Thos. Henry Fisher, y, SO Bank st.
Albert ClOcke, ., 1873 oycamOr0 ST.
stephen Roche. ., II PARK st.
Amelia Grace Holland, 10. 81 Pleasant st.
Bessie Slaman, 10. 3IG W. SIKH st.
Ida May Abt, ~, 625 Central ave.
John Carney. i, 42 Wood st.
Lafayette Berger. IA, 22l Twelfth St., Gov.
Lillian Coleman, II, ST. James Hotel.
Tommy North, Il, 43S Liberty st.
Truman e. Keamy. II, 1865 Eastern ave.
Ka,ie Keyser, II, 73l Elm st.
Clifford Z. Hester, II, 13S Dayton st.
Katie Gramer, q, ID freeman st.
VIM. Car center, ~, z9G Water st.
Geo. w. Walschmidt, Il, IA MelaaothOn St
Martha Clara Ader, IL, 3S7 ~ alnut ct.
Geo. Peter Vettcr, IU, 47J Main st.
Lilly WeiizneCker, 7, III Brown st.
lsse Meyer, Z, i02 Pleasant st.
Emma MIltner, IL, .5S Belts ST.
Baby Williams, l41 Longworth st.