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ODD FELLOWs ~ CONTENTION.


NEwBuROH. Aug. 2l.-Right Worthy Grand
Lodge Independent order Of odd Fellows OF the State u
New York convened in ory.nrs session here al
iois o'clock. W G. John Van Mort Of NrMburyh pre-
siding The Grand Masters annual report says
the State of New York i5l lodges with member.
ship Of about 5000 The receipts during the year
StI2 u There paid To-! the relief ni sick and de
utuic III, mhcf, and tlieir ifniic~ 5lbDo2
The Grand secretary reports that I3i6 have been adj
mri 20 m'mbcr-hip during the year. IA the los. from
witllraWAls ni has tc,n iNI leaving the
net tutinbt rship 3d.g The total rripi iuni
has r,n increased - uJ75O and the revenue decreased
sli i.l7ir2
The Grand Lodge degree conferred uron hun.
ircd members
Onlccr- for the ensuing year chosen follows:
yet worthy Grand Ma.l.i MSYt-e My, h.iire. :.
Ter Ch.riosG fairnin. Newton Loigc ~ Elna kiSht
Worthy Grand Sof rotary Charles y clark X. .hts
Lodge 20. New York ki-ht worthy Grand Treasurer.
Edwin kalphs Empire Lodge g. New lOra Senior
Grand kpf, sentative, John ". scbbns Gcncsee Lodge
3, KO. htstc
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BROOKLyN's MURDERED LiWYER.
More About the killing Of Jnmes II. Mnckey
Near Newport, Kentucky.

Tho mysterious death Of james II. Mack
cy. the Brooklyn lawyer. whose body was found
on Sunday evening near Newport. KY, led to
much activity among his friends and the police
yesterday. Some time ago no mado a short
journey West. and when he returned no spoke
fayorably Of the climate there. After he dis
solved partnership with l.. ID. Lowis he sold out
his library. and prepared to go away for his
health On Tuesday. July 81. he again started
for the West. He took two vaises with him.
and as he went away he said he might be gono
two or three weeks. He was supposed TO have
left town that same evening" but was seen the
next day at Coney Island. On the afternoon Of
the day following. which was on Thursday
Aug. g he was soon in Engcl's saloon in Nassau
street this city. by w. Charles Is. Thornton. n
Brooklyn lawyer. He seemed to be much Jaded.
and as though he was lust recovering from u
heavy spree. He spoke Of going West. and ask
cd Thornton tO 20 with him.
The dispatches from Cincinnati relate that he
had on his person a ticket from New York TO st.
Louis. and another from St Louis to Denver.
The ticket to St Louis had all the coupons. ns
far as Cincinnati. takcn of. He took with him
about $500 and "A valuable gold watch, OF which
no mention has so far been made although the
telegraph reports that sl55 was found on his
person.
graphed to Coroner Winslow Of Newport that he
desired to know all particulars Of Mgckcy 3
death and the disposition a his body. Late in
the evening he received the following unintclli-
gent reply:
.Nfwrom, Ky. Aug ?i.-No particulars known Dead
ahoat two weeks. Violent death supposed murder.
The Superintendent then telcgraphed to the
Marshal ifor his version OF the particulars. and
for an account Of the post-morten examinat ON.
Mr.. Lewis. MIR. Mackcys spartner. was out OF the
None OF those who knew him think that he
came ~ his death in any encounter.
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jim KEENE'S HEfLTIf.
Not 60 Dangerously Ill hut that he can Drive
n Tandem Team at the Branch.

LoNG BRANCH Aug. 2l.-Jim keene, ac-
cordng 1, rumor in New York. was danger
ously in this afternoon. According to the fact,
hc was about that time prrrhed on the high scat
of u dog cart. with q tandem team drawing him
cayly past the hotels In O O'oan avenue. He has
been sick within u weok. bat not seriously. and
is now wel' lie ha- spent most of the summer
here. occupying a. good pair Of rooms as
there are in the West End. and driving some Of
his four Sorrcl horses every afternoon. Late in
inc. but H. rarely Joins in il nor does he seem
to care much about the bathing. During the
hours 90 business in Wall street he il often at
this end of a wire running in that direction.
Hc makes very little show Of himself here cN-
ccpt in driving. and does not seem ~ have u
wide circle Of HcQuaintancCs.
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ROuING ron com MEDALS.


Tho senior and Junior single scull races Of
the Palisudc Boat Club, which was postponed
on Friday afternoon last on account of the
rough water, were contested at half past 6
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The steamboat
City Of Chester chartered for the OCCASION. took
"A large number Of guests over the course, which
wa, 4 two-mile one, from Mount 1t. Vincent to
Glenwpod station.
Fnr thu senior SOULS, h. G.. Jackson, Andrew
MOiiat and {. c. Shaw entered. This racc was
the officers - the club Moilat won The race by
about i've lengths, his time heing ;19t.
-cull race va, rowod hy moonlight. There were
i've rnirics for tins race IL. T. Keyser and q,
u. +. Undcrhill. Undorhll won the rnc" h.
ouls.
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SOME W.IsHING TON TOPICS.
The Inhnrm onious Hayc. Party In Ohio-The
KIXnlrA for the Acn nIIor.hIp.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2l.-Thcrc is not the ut
most harmony In the Republican camp IN Ohio, even
among the jealous friends Of the Administration. A
wellnormcd Republican from Columbus. lately In this
city that tho rivalry between stanley Mathews and
D. tnN,r Garfield j. great that even II Republican
LEGISLATURE elocied both these Senatorial asprauts
w be- oit 9ut % III, cold This same gentleman gave It
his opinion that John sherman was keeping weather
tNe ON the NtuatOrshlp and that the Tour cent
loan iA. AMI re- SUMPTION proves clnsiun nni snare
John will DO his level best 90 get back TIE
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IEHIGH riLLEY STRIKER.
Found Guilty Of ObStructing the Passage of
the United States Mall

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug, 2l.-John Hunt
WIS put on trial hero to-day. oharRed with OBJ
siruHing he passage Of tho United States mail
The Government alleged that on July 26. at
South Easton, the defendant and a large num-
hor of others stopped II train of cars on the Lo-
high Valley Railroad, To which II mail car con-
tanning mail mattrr was attached. and that de-
fcnlant said that hy order Of a commlit the
train couid n,i ~ .oL. The. d"lyndanl pro-
du.od A trr gram which he had sent TO the Post,
n.u,tcr-Gcnrral duriug the STRIKE, stating that
though tAi strikers had offered tho compeny
the use of Hp ons no nnl mail car 10 carry the
mails ihoy hAd refused 90 carry them.
judge CAdWalMarr charged tho Jury, saying
that the regulation ~ the CARRYING al the malls
Wac matter fur the general GON'rnmc nj, and
NOT for private pfrson-.
The jury found the prisoner guilty, and hc
was reuuuded for seLt'n''
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Testing "A New Horse Car Motor.

4 steam motor for street use Was tried Ia
BropA,n ye.t tcrday b., the cts Railroad Company The
aorl, ug,e ioci longer uan lhe orduar, street car
and VIII scat twenty NIX pas" nsers The boiler l. cth'
t.uut Ilarofn. the machinery Nens under u' car \
ar.c nuroll- in ilacc of t, front door Ile Whole car
v..-l. ef. .tt lspnpaunds Tho waicris carried in a
tiu. li.ifl ilo ear. which will contain ne gallons
The rar lllttl ~ III ltlnl ktHi, ana N.NNl rHl
uillft l., dawn n d,Hi level lN tht one motor The
t.,t ,,.LiIa, demonstrated thAt the motor could b,
stopped with ~ Wu,h cas-" hs an orhlnatj l" nj Nl
that II dii not seem 10 ifehi,u hnrs's h'lhR hhtus'
nnsles, living out little ioke and having ITS ma an
erv ranccal.d Several the motors M soon pe put ~
AeuNe OpeIALlQL ON lAe Fort uAMklL0p une
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A Husband Dead nnd win Arrested.

After Patrick Fnllahcc a laborer aged 50
years, Of Grove and Twelfth streets Jersey 'iy had
been sentenced 10 imprisonment IN the county Jail for
drunkenness N,stcrlay his wife visited HIM, bringing
lood and drink, soon after drinking what seemed 10
h, milk. from the can she brought hr icl to the
floor in conyulrions hi- throat turned lhrk anl lr
d,i The sergeant ui pn.t, wh' hnrn'N ln NlrN'l
,Ncrrd hy Mt.ns over thc ln and tlNhp iir rest NJ
the mix the floor The officer secured little of It,
however she then said that brandy was 30 lAc ran
1hr coroner found gihug wuumis ON me dead whns =
head Mh4rh drew flnm the wife Tho explanation that
two w,,ks asu he qunrrcl,l with Edward fitzgerald
and tll. latter ~tf' linn with an uuu screw She did
not know whether tln wounds had been rs- nr uNt
the uik hron4ht by Mrs Fnhltr Co her husband was
auHlylcd last ,Ntmus. and found u contain no poison
other lhau bad Wllsh,y. Sh, Was dls. hafS,d.
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TURF EDENTS.
Nirginius. Zoo Zoo. spartan, and Rhsdamnn-
thus Winning In Saratoga.

SARATOGA. Aug. LIN the dash Of a mile and
eighth with allowance. beaten maideus N.nlus
took the hr-t heat, Bradamaute ,cond orole third
Time. ,7t.
Tie n,Nt was fur the Harding siake- for three
y,ar ODDS n..ie and halt Zoo Zoo easily Vernon
scc"ud wash. Booth third, aud cuba fourth Time,
tai,
Il, three quarters of milo dash. a swe,f.'akcs f'r
twos uI- irl only two tIItf- uui 90 ue tiiN Nt
nnnir1ti.ts spartan ran AHAs inu Hrlhsieals Alarm
,nf fiul "a
IN, fHuf rare was tr'c quarters of mile lash for
AL WfILlifs pounds ffl. ~ fl lt-uar scale boat
ga nul-,. pnl maiden, allowed poInls kAadtnsn.
rII- won. with A4f.luu. second, Dan thlG and f4rs
OA.At, iuarth. Time, To-.
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y. j. Donahuo. the striker, remained in Lud-
oN street in ia.t night although his thirty days i'm
pn-onnout expired at O'Clock. The warden had not
received the discharge papers II was said at the ail
that tho Governor 81 Sew Jersey had demanded that
Dunaltuo be- detained until rcqul,tun papers could bee
prepared ani sc here Tor hi' transfer 10 Trenton INC
change against lm II contempt u court III uhstrur tS
tG working d the Lre Railway, whleh u ~ the hands
u
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Mossrs. Lewis, Cowlng, and sleyin. who were
some time ago appointed ny the Aldermen to make u
thorough inv osusaon of the Iamnany kns raul'' ne
yesterday The following was asrod t. "Rc'ol'cd Il 1t
uo counsel a. his committee be instructed t0asccl tain
and report fu This committee Mh fh'f VIA NJ lMttl cam
hc compelled tu apicar ami TESTIFY ~ ~ so MuAl ni"
the most appropriate means tnt nixon iur ihhi 'nd
The drItnlcut Democrats under the leadership OF
Audr'N II rlrcu have Hlrmuit iA tpMMliee 10 4ANcsl
gate the AID, Imcu p committee,
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THE L.fTEsT OLD World NEWS.
The French Elections-No Indications OF .
Second Dissolution.

LONDON. Aug. 22.-The Times Paris despatch
SAYS that Tie elections ior members Of the CouncilJ
General will be held at the beginning OF No
Vcmher special session OF the Councils Will
he ordered the end Of that month so
THAT they can appnrii0n among the arrnndi--
direct taxes tor 1878 which the new CHAMBER OF Dcpu.
ties WILL tho u have had time vote This aAnuuncc.
ment winch appears IN ministerial paper, indicates
that there l. no iiA o attempting second dissolution,
which tho Senate would certainly refuse t. -anctlOn and
which would throw the assessment and collection Of di.
rect taxes wholly out Vi gear.
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FALL RIVER Aug. 2l.-Tho Governor and
unel OF the state Will make an excursion to Kaama.
on IN, old colony Railroad. this week Invitation hn,
been cNt.mlcd % prominent and influential Republican,
4 tg state lN u. od colony Railroad o. lr present
The Hon q = SutkurN VIII represent Fan River It's
under .tood that the mectu. win drcir win thor or not
Gny RICE Will he the accepted Republican cAudit Tor
MONnIIur m llN Nnmlms cAmnhl.m.
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Nero,i.m In Fedora, once. In New York.

WASHINGTON. Aug 2l.-The Treasury Depart
mcni has found aiior Investigation that o sort d
ncpoii,m which discovered IN Boston prevails in
Sew YORK in the several branches OF the public service
one Federal 9icla thsr has five member, oi ms family
drawing good salaries nom Uncle sam, another thrcS
The name, of these oincias suppressed hut ~
nNuU that She practice is tu be lgoNrn u John she 20
man Is mot willing that another than the sherman family
.L-lLL -lLll INN n .L-A
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The bishop Of Toronto.

The news received in this city yos .crlay 10 the
effect that Bishop Lynch Of Toronto had forwarded his
resignation 10 Rome dd not much surprise among
the Catholic clcrsymen in New York, they had
pccted 1t Al one time II was hopei that lac would 10
able 10 retain h.t u,cuat" and ul h~ dutc, with thu
assistance Good ufOr. hut this has been abandoned.
Bishop Walsh - NOR Bishop ct thc Archdiocese oi To-
iuniu has hrt 10 NiuN' u us lls Father OFar.
rel oi TIM city Inns also been named II /, understood
that ur doe, not desire tie appointments preicirng V
continue as pastor of 81 Peters.
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LONDON. Aug. 2l.-Mr Frederick Cavil start.
cd At a. o'clock yesterday Afternoon from cape Grzner
to sw i'm across the Ens-h Channel In this attempt he
succeeded. having arrived within niy Yards of the Eng
lisi coast near Dover nj %, O'Clock thi. morning lie
WAS ten ake into hutf because the being rough
aui the breakers hiEh, n N. un-d, 10 land.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug In the ease If
scphca B,uel. charged with hwn,iAc on o., h-h seas
the iury to-day rendered. yerli't - guilty m Wau.
.laulhi,r lie sentenced tp ri-hiO'n mnnihs an.
prl-un.tIt Ih, prisoner Mns % seaman nu board ihr
Schooner 4 lontnn ~ Sew hWN Hud Nl June - Killed
the nrst mn,, B JONES. also 90 hcN YORK, NltV ON q
AnAu.l from HlLNAm 10 IhIIAlD ILlln
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New Jersey. Democrats.

TRENTON. Aug. 21.-The New Jcrscy Demo-
cratic STATE Central Committee today hNci Wndn,s sia',
sept No. as the day fur holding the Sair iouNcuuuu m
tlc nomination ol 10 GuNctnur The tuuN tuuvh NiA Doe
held a. raYlur opera House ln this tty
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RUTLAND. Aug. II. The Central Vermont
Railroad COMPANY Nrs'r rdny morning notified ] ".
Park that alter mat day they should not operate le
svulA oAA VI the HAIls eAAnsVL TVad
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PROVIDENCE. Aug. Ain the piecon match
NJ Newport to-day Percy Belmont was tic winner vi the
200 cup by seoIe VI ~ straight LlIds.
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J0rIING> iH0rT TOuM

Southwest winds. warmer. cloudy or partly
cloudy weather. loN picssIrr. "ul Numerous l""s
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The Thermometer In New York Yesterday.
Al Hudnuts NJ \. NJ, 70: G, II .. 75':
u - tis i So a. $780,. %, n. 70 ~. 49,
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On the Union grounds Yesterday the Hart
iolis defeated the Luu.sNi.r~ rs % score o tJu.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-17

a.sa,- ,s a ..L -. a. = i.o .ooo p...,
~ oocs Vats qulet' Wniee T1cs ,niAe ooo: ~
IN good demand a. sia 70, bgik gnss meass ia hkat
oeuAna anu noauers urn a. s2i Ss.ida1s y.
con seaFee ' anu @ nri iU xTntsI 1rmSrss
~ w. mn anu 's , a ~
% w. D"ss'hS sV'"uy "Iu nini az ~"
MILWAUKEE,, Jan. l1.-Fiour quiet but hrm-
kee, 81 3lH; February, 81 52H; March, u 4k;
10. 3 milwaukee, n. Corn steady:
No. 2, Ac Oats steady ana In laaE
demands: No. 2, N&c. Rye nrmer
and in fair demand; NO. y, 1ihc; barley auli
and nominal: NO Ispfine' ooci feDruary, oic.
NO. spring Syc; froy5sions i aul, anu mJn a.
moss 1 Rolhs nHsS - p, ,',a oaaa. .+oady ~ en- Ss
PHILADELPHGA. Jan. 17.-Petroleum dull and
sS, seed, iial5c; timothy, ii 90. Flour frm: Min
nesota family, $7a7 80: state, Ohio and Indiana.
So 40a1 5O; high grades, $6a9 rs. W heat:
choice il fair demandi others dull; Western
red, 81 4Oal Al amber, 81 52al So; white, 81 5Sa
20. Rye, TSat0c Ior Fennsyivanla' Cora:
White, BIC; yellow, 564e; sail, 57hc; steamer.
52a54c Oats quiet: White WesserD, s8a4Sc;
mixed, 36aS8c. whisky: Western, ! u. Bpt-
Ter: Nothing salgole Dut ssrlct extras new
York state anu BfaalOru Coun1y eHtras, SIa
Sae; hrsts, 2ba29s; western, EXTRAS zOaISc;
6rsts, 22a24c. Cheese Alm: western nne, lSx
al4Ac Eggs: Western fresh, 8saS9c.
baltimore, Jan. H.-Flour strong and
| active: Western superiine, 70 5Oa6 5oj family,
| $6 75a7 so. Wheat active and hrm: NO west
ern red, vi 40al ~; Nv. 2 chicago spring, vi 5ea
| 49, Corn: Western mixed opened active and
strong and closed 4lrm; new, os34 aS97se VAts
quiet but nrm: Wmte western, 551ic; mixed
Western, SIC. Barley dull at T0a'3c. Cloycr-
seed quiet and steady az Ia pa 90. PROVISIONS
buoyanG; Mess pork, $lo opaiS 70; Dulk shoui-
ders, I14c; clear I'D, vac, loosei pac9h SUOMI
| ders, Saohci clear rlD,- IO%c; nams, l4a
Lard, refined, l@aiZAo; buGter quleG pus
| steady: western, Wa%Sc. whisky duh ana
| jObDing at 81 l3al l3lc. Fetroleum qaiet;
| crude, i2Aal2hc; refined. nomlnally Tc. COL
| fee quiet and hrm: h4o carSoes, ISa22Ai JQp-
bing, l91aa2iAc.
| NEW ORLEANS. Jan. l7.--Flour dull: Super
fine $6 %; double S6 IS; treble, $Ta9; choice and
family, IS 35a8 60 Corn quiet: White, sIa6Sc;
yellow jobblng at 75c. Outs quiet: Galena, Sue.
Corn meal aQu, nOminally " ~, Hay dull:
Prime, S4. Pork dull: Mess pominally sl9a
10 50. LAID quiet: TIerce, i214al2hc: keE, 12k
a1Sc. BuTk meats dull: Shoulders, 7a7Xc
Bacon dull at 8a 0Halic. Sugar-cured HAMS:
Large, l2Bsa &c; small, 141sal5hc. W hsky
scarce anu frm: Common. IL OF ysal Va; cbolce,
81 GOAL TO- Coffee dull: Job lots, ordinary to
prime, lgha22Hc. Sugar in active demand:
Inferior, 5haBXC; common 10 good common, "a
l7Ne, fair TO fully far, 7Xashc; prime to
choice. 8[a9c; centrifugal, S%ayHc; yellow,
clarihed, 9HalOkc. Mo1asses dull: CommOp,
35c: centrifugai' 25a31c; fair, 3Sal0c, prime to
| choice. 43ab0c Rice quiet: Ordinary 10 prime,
I4Hab%c Bran dull. 'Hstf : Tt7''
| - yo,v Ion ~ Ieionr In n,odarota de-
NEW 1vNA, an an,E az ~ ~ lats. NJ ~.
mana a 30 stss VsO Ss. c",onoap rV 10 g,on sStra
1aa auu rs'soe, ~ ~ Ii al 80 or ,Sh - n,haar
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON, Jan. H.-Spirfts turpentine
steady at 45e.
INpIANAPoLIs, Jan. 17.-Hogs quiet but
steady ut s. 75,6 %.
CLEyEL AND, Jan. 1g.-Petroleum unchanged;
demand good standard white llO test 27e
3 EAST LIBERTY, Jan. 17-hogs: Yonkers,
Sc 4Oa6 80 Pnradelpaias, $7a7 4O. sheep, S4a6
OswEGo' Jan, e LEV Syhfse sas raIe;, % & TnsS TlSe
Western mixed quiet, SSc
OswEGo, Jan. lz.-Wheat firm: No. NIL.
waukee Club held at 81 45: No. rcd Wabash,
81 so. Corn: Western mixed. SIC.
BosroN. Jan. l7.--Flour steady: Minnesota
ofIe cd at S8 Corn scarce: NiNed and yellow,
67a70c. Oats scarce and nrm; No. white, Boa
63c.
Boston, Jan. H.-Flour: Wisconsin extra,
So 30. Corn irm. Oas: No. / white, 59ablc;
10. 3 white and No. 2 mixed, 52a5Ss; rejecsed,
4sa46c.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 17.-Flour firm and un-
changed Wheat steady: Red 81 So amber
81 As, white 81 6O. Corn arm at 44S. Rye nrmeT
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Fitton's, last night, was an enjoyable
affair, and passed off to the entire satis-
faction OF all Interested.
John Fields ana Chas. Overingtop,
from near Jaoksonburg. were yesterday
arrested by the police on suspicion OF
being connected with the burning of the
large woolen mills near that village in
October last.
In the Third Ward there lives q man
who sells milk from a COW that has not
seen daylight or fresh air since early In
the fall. His customers would like the
Board Of Health to take cognizancs OF
The little irregularity.
Peter Becker, jr., a resident of the
First Ward, has been missing from his
home for the past few days, and his
friends fear his mind has become un-
settled by financial troubles. ANY in
formation concerning him will be thank
lully received by his family and friends.
A new postal connection with Chicago
and the Northwest has been made by
means OF which letters mailed in the
evening at this point will reach Chicago
early the following morning. The mail
for these points Is sent 10 indianapolis,
where it connects with the CINCINNATI u
Chicago Railway Pos t-ofice. This mall
closes promptly at Z O'Clock each even-
ing, and is received at 8 A. NJ.
DAYTON, Ky.
The Social Reading Circle of the First
Baptist Church Mite Society, which was
to meet at the residence of Mr.. William
Tieman tomorrow evening, has been
postponed for one week, on account OF
the serious illness OF Miss Annie Black
well, who is not expected to live.
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improve the following streets and alleys

improve the following streets and alleys
were adopted: =
Jones street from Liberty to Everett
street; Sargent street from Freeman 10
Carr street; Noble alley from WeDD 70
Avery street.
A Communication from Engineer An
derson disapproving Of the plat of Douth-
waits Subdivision in the TWenty-nlth
Ward was received, and his action ap-
proved.
A communication from VIM. Hughes,
Assistant Engineer, to the eject that
two tressels under the Hopple-street
bridge had been washed out, and that a
third was in dangerous condition, was
referred to the Supervisor, with in
struclions to block the same against
travel at once.
Mr.. Gessert offered they following,
which was adopted:
"Resolved, That the Engineer be and
he ID hereby directed to prepare the
necessary papers to improve the follow
ing streets and alleys, and report the
same to this Board: Patterson street,
from Bank street 10 Harrison avenue;
Seventh street, from Harriet street to o
point about three hundred feet west;
Hopple alley, from Main street east to
the bowlder pavement; Clay street, from
Twelfth to Thirteenth streets; German
alley, from Thirteenth street north.
A communication from the Secretary
OF the Water-wOfks, showing a decrease
| of $l53 30 in the payroll OF that depart
ment Ior the last week from the amount
of The week previous, was received and
filed.
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Cincinnati Dry Goods Market.
lJN1INN ArJ lam N Ih77

There has been only a moderate trade in this
line this week. The IN arkeB continues firm, Dut
with no material change IN prices. ga.
PRINfs-We quote q a7c for inferior grades,
TIC for standard. and Sa9c for fancy qualities,
per yard.
JEANS Newport 1se, Cuba 1sc, PeweeValley
25c, Minneola 35c, Gniding star 27dc, Ameff-
can 4ic, Laurel Hill 4oc, Queen City SOC, and
Long Branch 60c.
TICKINGs-Conestoga Q A l2hc. C T l31Sc
Cold Medal l5kc Extra Medal lTc
BROWN SHEETINGS-We quote 7a7<c for Sec
onds, saS1ac for Western standard, and 9a91a
for Eastern, per yard
BLEAGHED MUsLINs-New York Mills 13Hc,
Lonsdale caWbric l4e, John Knight cambril
y4sc, Wamsutta 13c. Lonsdale lie, FJ"liv OF the
Loom lie, Hope &c, Farwell lOac.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
Julius Stumpf and Maggie Horstman.
+. w. Riggs and Georgiana Payne.
Mich. Speidel and Anna Hotfner,
Geo. II. Crisholm and Jennie Lee.
John cook and Fredericka Foenkle.
A. NJ. Miller and Mettie McGraw.
E. Wolf and Sophia Levy.
VIM, Andrew and Mary A. Tudor,
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RuRYINc THE CIkcAssIAN's VICTIMS

BURYING THE CIRCAssIAN's VICTIMS.
Tue body ol Capt. Williams, line mate,
three apprentice boys, and Two seamen
of the wrecked ship Cireassian, found
on the Bridgenampton beach, Were
buried in Bridgehampton yesterday.
The Rev. j. d. Stokes,o of East Hampton,
preached tue funeral sermon. The
bodies OF the Long Island wreckers,
belonging to the Shinnecoack tribe OF
Indians, were also buried yesterday
Afternoon at the Indian reservation
IN. Y. Sun.