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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-20
LATEST LOCAL.

sIYTY-FoUR cases were disposed of in
the PuIice Court.
THE United States Courtroom is un-
dergUIng process Of renovation.
GLAss-BALL shooting, with calcium
lighl, tomorrow evening, at Prices Hill.
ABAY HORSE was stolen yesterday
from in front vi No 6S1 Race street. No
C ue to the thief or animal.
A BUNCH Of keys and gold pen and
holder were stolen the other day from
the residence OF MIR. Fl. Rodgers.
THE officers Of the Bremen-strest Po .
lice Station this morning caught ruDa
way steer. The animal can be reclaimed
by calling at the Station.
THE Democrats will have their County
Convention at Pixies Opera-house. Only
delegates and The Committee OF Ten
will be allowed on the floor where busi-
ness is to be transacted.
THE case OF Pete Gately and Pat.
Fogarty, charged with assault on Peter
MOUrehead Witn intent to plunder, was
dismissed, there being no prosecuting
witness to substantiate the charge.
THE National Tneater Comique, re-
embellished, repaired and thoroughly
retiEted, opens tnis evening. Manager
Hyams means to offer good show, and
1t will be paLronized. Make no mistake
ROBERT MASON, the boiler
cleaner, VINO lives az 206 Broadway,
wants it understood That he is not the
man whose name appeared in the Police
Court record on Friday. He amt that
kind Of man, and don't you forget it.
ANDREAs SCHMIDT, who was arrested
on a charge Of stealing SHOES from MIS-.
Moraud, NJ. $50 Central avenue, was
arraigned in the Police Court this moru-
ing and had his case continued until
next Thursday. His bail was fixed at
500, and in default he was committed.
ANDREW FULLY, who was arrested
yesterday ON the charge OF tiower-steal-
ing, had hearing tins morning before
Judge Wilson. The charge being sub
Stimulated he was. fined 5000 and sent TO
tue popular summer resort for thirty
days, and also Duunu over to keep the
peace for one year in he sum OF $500 pc
JAMES DEVINR, who was arrested a
day or SO ago ON the charge Of stealing
"a watch anu some jewelry from Minnie
Bonham, OF George street, appeared to
answer said charge this mJrning, but
the case was continued to the 21st inst,
on account OF the absence OF the prose-
cutting witness. In default OF $500 bail
he was committed.
CARDS are out tor the marriage of Mr..
Louis Heisler, The popular young drug
gist ut Liberty and Vine streets, to the
beautiful Seventh-street blonde, Miss
Christina Schmidt. The wedding takes
place at St. F ancis' church, Wednes.
day morning, the 20 h instant, to ve fol-
lowed by reception in tie evening al
the home OF the BRIDE at seventh AMI
X zee streets.
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Theodore Thomas To.night.

Every arrangement has been per-
fectsd, and tn-Nighe we are to have Tho
odore Thomas and his uneQualed Or
chestra, in the first of the series Of sum
mer night concerts in this city. Or thu
eminent leader and his splendid array
oil performers not word need be said,
Their reputation is SO well established
that the most critical attend their
concerts, not out of any spirit OF curiOs-
ity, but to be delighted by music Of the
highest order, rendered by mastery
performers.
Mr.. Thomas will find that the import
ance of the occasion has not been under
rated by Mr.. Starr, the proprietor of the
Highland House. Everything has beea
done to seat a large au ilence to the beat
advantage. The beautiful Belvidsra.
and the popular Highland House will to-
night be thrOnged by as large and 40
cultivated an audience as was ever en-
tertained in Cincinnati. Go early aud
avoid the rush on the IAclined Plane
cars.
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THE STRIKES.
In the Coal Regions.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WILKEsBARRE, PA, Aug. W-The sit.
uation in this section has become very
alarming, within the past lew days, and
serious trouble Is apprehended unless
the most prompt and vigorous measures
be taken. Several arrests have been
made since Friday, iu different local1-
ties, Of parties accused of stopping
trains and bcing engaged Ia 0thef riot
GUS proceedings on the different roads
leading from THIS city. Passenger trains
are stoned almost nightly, and even
during the daytime. In some Instances
tracks :have been blocked and switches
Lampered with. The soldiers on picket
al Plymouth have been fred at, and
farmers throughout the country are be-
Ing robbed by wholesale. More mines
a.e now idle in Luzerue than heretofore.
Ship Carpenters Strike.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-A number OF
spar-uiaktrs and sniI -wrights employ ed
at the Brooklyn Navy-yards, went on a
strike yesterday noon. The reason for
this was their wages being cut down
from W 60 to ". Commander n cholson
said tnat the order for the reduction
came from Washington, and that he had
nothing whatever to do with the reduc-
Ll0n.
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silver Wedding.

Mr.. Jacob Gardner and his estimabla
wife last evening, among select num-
Der Of friends and relatives, celebrated
the twenty fth anniversary of his wed
ding-day. There was music and dancing
till an early hour this morning, Tx
Mayor Johnston playing the Il Idle untA
2o'clock. There was happy tina ali
around, but the best OF it was, that Mr..
Gardner's family wanted to surpriss
Jake by not telling him Of the important
day. Jake knew all about 1t, however,
for he has made arrangements for
grand celebration OF his silver Wedding
this evening.
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MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
The Body Of a Brooklyn Attorney
Found with a Fractured Skull.

In the Newport news OF to-day is
mentioned of the finding of tho
body If New York attorney namel
Mackey. There is no doubt but that the
man has been murdered, as his body
was thrown into thicket on Mr.. South
gates farm. far from any ROAD.
Coroner Winston held all inquest this
morning, the jury rendering the follow
ing verdict:
NEWPORT, August 20, 1871.
We, the jury, properly impaneled by
A. NJ. Winston, Coroner of Campbl "A
County. Ky., find that the BODY found on
the premises of W. W. Southgate, two
aud one-half miles from Newport, on
Sunday evening, August 10, 1871, is thut
OF James ID. Mackey, oil the firm OF
Lewis q Mackey, attorneys at Law,
New York; that owing to the aa-
vanced state OF decUm position in which
we ii ID the body, thorough examina-
lion OF the same is impracticable, but q
broad and well defued fracture found
upon the left side OF the head
FORCES the conclusion that deceased
came to his death by violence,
but under what circumstances
vi at the hands ol whom 10 unknown
to the jury. We find upon the body
S155 05, and numerous letters and other
papers, all hearing the name giSen
above. WM. r FULLER,
I'D, JOLLY,
E. NELSON.
JAS. j, owes
J. N. sOUTHGATE,
". Il: ! ALAiFERRo, Foreman.
Z. WINSTON, Coroner G. q.
FRKp. A. DAVIS, Examining PLY siciaa.
Tue body was taken to Betts' under.
taking shop, and a telegram sent ta
BronNlya notifying the relatives ana
I. ~ of the deceased OF the hSrria
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THE OLD WORLD.
n National Associated Press 10 the Star.
SLIGHT FIGHT.

SLIGHT FIGHT.
ST PETERSBURG, Aug. 20 0-Oficial dis.
patches received here state that the
Russian batteries at Giurgevo silenced
the Turkish batteries at Rlstchuk on
the 10th instant. There was slight sue
cessful fighting on the right bank Of the
river near Rustchuk.
THE SITUATION.
VIENNA, Aug. 20-A Bucharest tele-
gram says that Gen. Gourko declares
that the Russians position from the
Danube to the Shlpka Pass are 80
strong that the Turks do not dare to
venture an attack. Both armies are
constantly Intervening themselves. The
turks especially hold wonderfully
strong position at Pievna; but Osman
Pasha is neverthe eless in a d I'd .uit siru-
alton, because The numerous cavalry
attaches of the eighty thousand Rus
SLAMS confronting him have completely
Gu. off his communications with Sophia
and captured his conveys of ammunition
and provisions. The Russians will not
undertake operations until the whole
guard arrives from st. Petersburg. This
signifies pause Uf fortnight or three
weeks.
REINFORCEMENTs.
/. BUCHAREST, Aug. zO.-E.Kht vessels
,anueu IuI rs III the DobruIs 1ha on Fri
day. The Russians arc marc ling to op-
pose tm' m.
BUILDING FORTIEICATIONs.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, Aug. 2O-Work is
progressing vigorously on The fortifica.
tfons o; Gallipole, aud they are already
in q forward state oil preparations. Ole
hundred heavy X upp guns have been
sent there from mere, anu large quant-
ties of provisions ana military store S
up night and day without intermission,
and the pace Will soon Dc in a thorough
state OF uefense.
NOT EVEN ENGLAND.
LONDON, Aug. 20.-A dispatch from
Vienna states that the Turkish Minis.
ters have declared to the foreign diplu.
mates that the Porte would not make an
xception III favor Of any foreign power
ia regard to the passage Of the Darda.
nelles. This is understood TO refer to
he rumored intention Of England tu
send ships OF war to the Dardanelles
with u view to prevent massacres o
Chriatian In case OF a popular out.
| break.
GENERAL BATTLE SOON.
| VIENNA, Aug. 2v.-lnlormation has
be III received from reliable sources thai
sui imam Pasha has succeeded in effect.
| lag q junction with Mehemet Ali be-
tween Zsrsarova and Bibrova. The
Ru SLAMS are pushing up their reinforce
ments and preparing energetloally fol
IL general ons !aught on the Turkish posi-
ton. The Turks are also very aoiive
and IL is not thought probable that q
- naral battle can be delayed beyond
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National Associated Press TO the star.
PIrTSBURG, Aug. W.-A serious acci.
dent occurred at Braddocks, Pa, last
evening at the Presbyterian Church.
Major Snodgrass and Mr.. John Bald
ridge went to the gas-hOuse of the church
to ascertain the cause OF it not burning.
The house was filled with gas that had
escaped from the tank, anu on opening
the door with open lamp the gas ex-
pioded, blowing them both into the street
and burning them badly. The Major is
an old gentleman, and the shock may
prove fatal. The gas.house was CON
sumed by fire.
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Arrival of Two FOrgers.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, aug. 20-N elson A. Ges-
nor and K. r. Weston, arrested in Chi.
cago Friday night, arrived here to-day.
The fact that the prisoners are charged
with forging check for $4,000,
drawn by the Fire Insurance Company
on the Union Trust Company led many
to believe Gesnor and Weston belonged
to the same gang of forgers OF which the
men who in January last forged check
for $65 900, drawn by the same Insurance
Company upon the same Trust Com
pauy, were members.
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Southern Railroad Excursion,

A grand excursion over tne Cincinnati
Southern Railroad to the Kentucky RE-
Ell and return will take place ON Thurs
day, August 29, under the management
Of the Philharmonic Society of this city.
This excursion will give you one hun
dred miles ride through the heart OF the
Blue Grass region OF Kentucky afford
ing splendid view OF all the points Of
interest along the rou u. Ladies and
gentlemen will lind this one of the most
delightful trips that has ever lett our
city. For tickets and other inform alton
apply TO T. b. Estep, 24l West SeVenth
street; K. F. smith, 13S Walnus; J. z.
HaWley, 164 Vine. Round trip only 80.
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Fact. Il Assure YOm.

George Harris, the genial aud good
nalured driver for the United States Ex-
press Company, is happy. His counts
nance was beaming with smiles this
morning as he met friend, and after
taking MIN cautiously to one side, where
no one could hear: whispered into his
ear, iVs boy. Fact, assure you,
weighs twelve pounds. Come, take a
drink, aud alter tasting glass OF Fer
gusoa's best, and with parting shake
VI the hand, he left feeling quite content.
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Funeral of Ex-President Smith,

National Associated Press to the Star.
HANOVER, N. H., Aug. 2O.-The funeral
Of Ex-President Smith, OF Dartmouth
College, took place here yesterday after
noon In the College Chapel, and
was attended by large congregation,
including delegations from other COL
leges. After the reading from the Scrip
lures by President Bartlett and the sing
ing Of hymn, an earnest memorial
address was delivered by Prof. Noyes, u
college friend of the deceased.
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Edition

H05- WEATHER Probably clear or fair
for The next "a hours.
Ras~ CINCINNATI, Aug. 2O-2:3O P. M.-Pro-
visions dull. Mess pork quiet and easy. Lard
steady and quiet. Bulk meats steady. Flour
in moderate local demand and quiet Corn
steady and moderately active Oats dull. Bar
ley nominal. Wheat in fair demand and held
steady. Rye quiet. Whisky steady and un-
changed Gold lO5H.
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AnnOunceu uaeuIn.

There will be meeting OF the coiOred
voters of Cincinnati at half-past O'clock
this evening, at the hall corner OF NiRta
and Plum. DIR. e. Davis will speak.
Ticket-holders for the baneaL OF Jim
Whites family, who are destitute siuos
his imprisonment, will please report
sales before next Saturday, at Andy
Gilligau's, as the ratl4 takes place that
evening.
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lfo5UCTdU6U I JUHI,
COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 20.-The Central
ONO Executive Committee of the Work
ingmen's Industrial Union has issued
an address setting forth a platform OF
principles and recommending that con-
ventions be held in the several counties
to nominate county cf1 'ers and establish
Industrial Union CLUBS In every town
ship and voting precinct, and that they
select one delegate to the State Conven-
to adopt platform and nominate State
officers.
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NEW YORK CITY.

National Associated Press to the Star.

NATIONAL Assoc. ateu PresS TO the Star.
NEW YORK. Aug. 20.-rhe agents oil
the Russian Government in this city
purchased fully four thousand bales Of
cotton on the Cotton Exchange, Satur-
day, al full prices, and it will be export.
ed to Russia as fast as possible. Since
the outbreak of the war, transactions
In cotton on Russian account have
involved fully thirty-fve thousand
bales, worth about S12. .0l0,00
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slight Railroad Accident.

Rational Associated Press to the Star.
RICHMOND, IND, Aug. 0.-A collision
occurred on the Indiana b Grand Rap.
ia, Road at Ridgeville yesterday, be.
tween a gravel and freight train, which
slightly injured the engine OF the gravel
afnin Qnd the oaboose of the freight.
The TRACK was cleared by 8 O'clock las,
ssening.
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JOseph and His Band.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-A special from
Chicago says Joseph and his band Of
Nez Percez Indians are still trouble
some. Lieutenant General Sherman
and his scouts are trying TO head them
of aud considerable alarm Is lelt for
the General Of the Army.
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The Presidential Party in New
England.

WINDSOR, VI, Aug. 2O.-Tbe Presi-
Dental party spent a quiet sunday.
In the morning they attended services
ut St. Paups Episcopal Church. After
lunch Secretary Evarts drove them
around his farm, which consists OF sew.
bn hundred and fifty acres. A number
Of residents called upon Mrs. Hayes
during the afternoon. The party lett at
half-past 8 O'clock this morning Tor
will be met by Governor Prescott, Of
Rev Hampshire, aud will proceed to
Fabyaus, thence to the top Of Mount
Washington. They Will return at nigh
40 Fabyans.
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Local Personals.

Mr.. FL. p. Diehl has gone to Colorado.
officer Palmer is out again. after En
illness OF nine weeks duration.
M. Joseph Austing, Of the office OF Su-
perintendent Of Police, has just recoy-
cred from serious attack OF cholera.
DR.. A. B. lsham, of Walnut Hills, has
been elected Professor 0i PIP s;0iogy al
the Cincinnati College Of Medicine and
Surgery.
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GeOIOgist Drowned.

National Associated Press to the Star.
STEVENS POINT, WIS, Aug. N.-Moses
Strong, Assistant Stale Geologist, son
OF Hon. Moses M. Strong, of Mineral
Point, WAS drowned In Flambeau
River, Saturday. while engaged in his
geological explorations. The body Was
recovered this morning.
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Irish News

rom LdbG DuDllu anu OOrK tXCnangGS.I
The Lord Lieutenanps Tuur-The
Lord Lieutenant and her Grace the
Duchess of Marlborough on Monday lett
Mount Stewart, County Down, the seat
Of the Marquis of Londonderry, and
drove across to Danger. They there
went on board the steamer Antrim and
sailed to Larne, where they were re-
ceived with loud cheers by u vast as
semblage on the pier. HIS Grace was
presenter with au address by the Town
Commissioners. The Viceregal party
then proceeded to the spacious edItice
close to the harbor, where tney met u
large and fashionable company at
luncheon. The chair was occupied by
Mr.. James Chaine, Mp. Tue Chair
man proposed "Tne Lord Lieutenant,
aud Prosperity to Ireland" The toast
was received most enthusiastically, and
In responding his Grace referred at
length to the warmth Of the reception,
which had been accorded him in the
north of Ireland, which reception, he
said, was peculiarly welcome 30 soon
alter his arrival in IRELAND. The Vice.
regal party afterwards Travelled along
the new railway as far as Ballyctare,
and declared the Ballymena and Larne
Railway opened. The Lord Lieutenant
aud her Grace then proceeded " SNane's
Castle, the seat of Lord ONeill, where
hey Will rem lin short time.
Irish Prosperity-rhe fifth report of
the Local Government Board in Ireland
SHOWS that the poor-law system ls being
carried out with the utmost attention 10
economy, and the number of paupers,
indoor, last year Was a little over forty
three thousand, the smallest number
ever registered. A slight increase LOOK
place in those receiving outdoor relief
but this was in consequence OF an in
cgeasing desire to extend 1t 10 all per-
manently disabled from age or sickness,
and TO widows with legitimate children.
The recent increase i'll the total expen-
diture is accounted tor by the sum u
G69 482 paid by the unions towards the
Increased salaries OF national school
teachers, and charge of ELL .07O under
tho Cattle Plague Act. ln many Of the
unions The latter sum is voted with al
most as great aud unreasonable a
grudge as the former. Under the pro-
Visi0nal order system G4l, ,0S5 was rec
commended To the Boaru o. Works during
the year to be expended in water sup
ply and sanitary Improvements in Eour~
teen towns, or which SIX are in Ulster:
Tue largest outlay c0nteml lated,
6 IL, 800, Is in Dunganuon. Even flAgging
and improving Iootpaths, as in Lisbon,
come within the purposes, Tor which
loans can by This easy process be OBJ.
tained. The Commissioners report more
tavorably than in the former year VI the
working OF the Pub. ic Health Act. The
total expenditure ON irish Poor Laws,
lor all purposes whatsoever, was
$1,000, ,00J yearly. A fewer number died
III The work-nouse hospitals Than in any
previous year. The net annual value OH
which Ireland is rated istf fl3 5O0,OOv. The
provincial order system, IL sort OF Home
Rule in practical matters, 10 being ex-
Tended. The report is signed by Sir M.
Ii. Beach, Sir A. Power, ANA Messrs.
Burke, BelleW and Crukerking.
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) National Associated Press to the Star.
Troops in the south.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-The last
roster Issued from the War Depart.
mont, August IT, shows that there are
but two companies of infantry, number
ing in all about seventy five men, rank
ana lille, stationed III the States OF Louis =
lana, Arkansas, Alabama,. Mississippi
and parts OF Ksntucky and Tennessee.
lying west OF the Tennessee River,
Enown as the Department OF the Cult
In the Department of the South, which
is composed of the States OF North Car
DINA, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
and 80 much of Kentucky and Tehnes.
see as Les east OF the Tennessee River,
there are stationed six companies OF
artillery and four companies Of infan.
try, numbering in all about two hun
dred and ii W men. The artillery are
all in forts on The coast, the Third and
Thirteenth Infantry aleon duty in Penn
syivania, a portion Of the Eie hteenth
Infantry is stationed at Cumberland
Aaryland. and the Ninth Infantry a,
Chicago.
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Tuesday or Wednesday at the furthest.
THE GEAR WANTS PEACE.


NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-The Times Lon
don special says letter from Bucharest
dated August IA states that the main
hope OF the Russians now is that they
may succeed in gaming a decisive VIC
tory at Tirn0va, and that in case sue
cess should crown their efforts the Gar
will be ready to agree upon terms Of
peace at once. The Emperor Is not en-
tirely hopeful Of final success In the
campaign now going ON beyond the Dan
ube. lL is said he constantly upbraids
his advisers, both military and civil, for
having led him to make war against
Turkey.
10 those around him he is continually
repeating the warning OF the Emperor
Nicholas, his father, that a nation should
never make war except to repel inya-
sion. The same correspondent says
that the Gar has removed his head
quarters to town known as Schavch-
massla, located at the junction of two
roads, one leading to Pleyna and the
other to Biela, both connecting AT Dis
tova, and a few miles north uf TIrnOVa.
This retrograde movement of the Empe-
ror Is ostensibly to conduct the pending
operations, but is really to avoid the
possibility OF being cut of from his line
OF retreat, In case oil another deleat Of
his army.
MARCHING ON THE PASS.
Hafez Pasha ID reported marching on
Shipka Pass with strong force OF
Turkish troops. The Pass IS still held
by small remnant of Gen. Gourkha's
men.
COMMANDER OF THE DANUBIAN ARMY.
LONDON. Aug. 20.-A uispaLch from
Bucharest says Gen. Todleben has been
| appointed Commander-ln-chief OF the
Danubian army.
THE FIGHT OF SATURDAY.
A dispatcn from EIzerUum says q
great battle took place on Saturday at
| Makarde tabia, a town ten miles from
Erzeroum, in which tnirty-hve thousand
Russian Infantry and ten regiments Of
cavalry, with one hundred and ten guns,
attacked MoLhktar Pasha, VINO was en-
Lrenched at that place. An artillery bat
| tie lasted from O'clock III the morning
until evening, when me Russians re-
treated, losing about one thousand men
and leaving much material ON The field
| BLoCKADING THE PASS.
| LONDON, Aug. 2O.-A dispatch from
Schuma, dated Saturday, says the
junction between Suleiman Pasha ana
| Mehemet Ali mas been com pletely ef.
fected, and that a detachment under
Shaker Pasha had blookaded General
Ansmer in the Snipka Pass.
THE FAMINE.
A Calcutta dispatch says the famine
in Indiana continues; that the harvest
prospects in the Bombay district are
good. In Maliba, Meysore, Seinde, Goo.
zarate and Puujaub districts the pros.
poets are bad, and in Medereen they are
hopeless. The prospects in Bengal, As.
sam and Bernah are very favorable.
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Board OF Public Works.

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present, and Presideat
Bell in the chair.
A communication from Jacob Miller,
asking $75 damages sustained by his
horse and wagon on February l. on
Mclean avenue, by getting into one OF
ruts in The road, was relorreG to The
Committee OH Claims and reported
back to-day, refusing the claim.
The following pay roll Was ordered