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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-21
NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
The stOrm-Loss of Life and Prop
erty.


The stOrm-Loss of Life and Prop
erty.
| National Associated Press to the Star.
New YoRK, Feb. 21.-Herald cable
specials from London and Paris report
that the storm OIL the 10Th, on The Brit
ish and French coasts, was Of UNUSUAL
violence, causing great loss of property
| OH sea and land and resulting in serious
loss of life. Toe shipping suffered seri-
ously. Over thirty vessels were sacri-
feed, many OF them with their entire
crews. In Northern and Western France
it is impossible to estimate the damage,
as communication has been interrupted
in all directions. u.E
Where THERE'S a VIII Therc,s a
Way.
Ii is said that next Tuesday
when the will OF Commodore Wander
bilt Is produced in the Surrogate Court,
Cornelius }. Vanderbilt Will be present
with counsel to oppose its probate and
demand an equal division Of the prop
erty among the heirs. 1t is said that
several OF the daughters of the Comm
dore will actively unite with their
brother in this matter.
Trying to GObbIe the Friend of
GObble.
JAS. ). Christee, Assistant Sergeant
alarms of the United States Senate. is
in this city. 1t is understood that his.
purpose is to serve proper processes
upon person known as Irvin Davis.
who has been intimate with Patrick, the
author OF the Gobole dispatch. Christee
has as yet failed to find his man, and
Davis. who was stopping at the ST. Mich
olas Hotel, has it is believed learned of
Christee's presence and disappeared.
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DISPATCHES FROM ABROAD
National Associated Press to the Star.
DOINGs IN THE DOMINION.

National Associated Press to the Star.
DOINGS IN THE DOMINION,
OTTAWA, Feb. 21.-ln the Canadian
House Of Commons yesterday Finance
Minister Cartwright presented his
budget, showing deficit of $1,9O1, 900
The loss in receipts had been due to
various causes. He explained the ad
vantageous manner in which Canada had
effected her loans in London. He pro-
posed to remove the Excise duty on pc.
troleum, and change import uty from Is
| to cents. Various other changes wer g
suggested in Customs duties.
Mr. Tripper criticised the budget and
the Government policy in regard to pub
lie works.
TORONTO, Feb. 21.-Archbisho Lynch
IS sunerlng from all attack of erysipelas
IN the lace, but is not in danger.
SPEECH ON THE EASTERN TANGLE.
LONDON, Feb. 21.-The Earl OF Derby,
in the House OF Lords, in speech on
the Eastern difficulties, said he had
pressed upon Turkey, Scrvia and Mon
tenegro to conclude peace. He fur
ther stated ii peace was now accom-
plished, half the objects of the Confer
ence would have been attained. He
thought that the proposal OF Midhat
Pasha, to accomplish the reforms within
limited time, was a reasonable idea;
10 Immediately effect reforms with half
million under arms was Impractical BILE.
IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Feb. 21-HuCchinsOn, Lib
eral, ha been returned to Parliament
from Halifax.
THE EAST.
VIENNA, February 21.-News has
been received that The Russians are
actively working in Persia, to
induce the Shah to join them In
the event OF war. The induce
ment is the possession OF the die
puted frontier territory. The Shah does
not appear altogether averse TO the plan.
The Turkish frontier is almost denuded
OF troops, and with the 10000 soldiers
the Shah can collect something mignt
be done. -
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. 21.-The SerY-
ian plenipOLentiaries had their first cor
ference with the SaYet Pasha yesterday.
The interview lasted three hours. A
conciliatory impression continues.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC wOxRS.


The Board met in regular session.
all the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
Mr.. Caldwell, as the Committee to
whom was referred the Communication
OF the Chief Engineer asking the initia-
tion OF competitive examination in Re.
lections TO fill vacancies or in addition
TO the corps OF engineers, recommended
the following resolution, which was
adopted: r..r.' ..T
"Resolved, That the Trustees OF the
Cincinnati High Schools be requested Ia
appoint committee OF teachers from
their schools to conduct exaninati0n OF
appncsn,S AZ. appointments or one adaf.'
tlohal Second Rpdman required in IN,
Sidewalk Department"
Ine following standard of acouira-
ment In mathematics and enginAerIpy
for this grade to be the basis OF exam,
ination:
Second Rjdman-Arithmetic element,
airy algebra, geometry, and the plating
Oh surveys. Ii possible, ghe examiua-
tlon TO De made on Saturday. the 31 al.
March, or as soon thereafter "a CO.
venient. Said Trustees may reou,s1
some city engineer to co-jperate win
committee oi teachers in conuuctiue Ina
examination. 1t is believed taut lhis ia
tile method TO secure and continue com.
petent engineers in this Dranca 81 ths
city service.
A petition for the vacation of McDou.
ell street was ordered to be transmitted
to Council, as the ground necessary 10
secure the change Of location has r1en
duly dedicated anu the transfer re.
corded.
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Third Edition
For the ne1t ttcenty-foar hours, prob
ably clear or fair and aodrnser aoedther.
THE LATEST
A HORRIBLE SHIPWRECK.
Out of a Crew of Fourteen But One
.. Man Survives.

Man Survives.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK Feb. 21-A special dis
patch from Boston says letter received
from Captain Kent, of the American
schooner w. E. Macdonald, dated Co.
rec, Africa, January "a. reports the
discovery Of the wrecked British brig
Maria, Captain Grayson.
Out Of the crew OF fourteen only two
were alive and they reduced to skele-
tons through starvation. One named
Mcdonald died four hours after being
rescued. The survivor, James M. Lin
den, stated that the Maria sailed from
Daboy, Georgia, for Belfast. She sprung
II leak and became water logged and
drifted about at the mercy OF the waves.
Provisions and water gave out, and
starvation threatened them. AS one
after another OF the crew died the dead
bodies furnished food for the others.
They drifted about thirty-two days be-
tore being rescued.
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sSHneZ CarryclIe,O

Bessie McCurdy, alias Inez Careyelle e
the handsome, petit, well-lressed youu.
woman, OF twenty years, whom ou,
readers will remember was arrested 4
| Jew days since on the charge OF steal
lug goods and valuables to The amo,lnr
OF $500 from the Arlington Hote'. where
she mad been boarding for few weeks,
Twas arraigned this morning before
Judge Lindemann, ON the charge Of
grand larceny, but the defense not be.
ing eady the case was laid over until
next Friday. There seems to be an air
| OF romance lowering about the fair ac.
cusea, and large audience gathered IN
the Court room Gu witness the eXpected
proceedings.
Among tne stories that are told of her
is that she is native OF Canada, where
her parents are still living, and that
about year ago she was engaged to be
married TO a worthy young man, but for
some reason her laLher objected to their
uGion and forbade his attentions. The
cruel ending Of her lGVe dream having
le ldered her stay at her home unendur-
able, she took what money she could Get
from her parents and went to Milwau-
kee, WIS, where she remained until
about six weeks ag ', coming from there
W L.
nut-street House, where she was re-
garded as an honorcd guest, making
many friends by her fiue Conversational
pOWtrs and lady.like Genleanur. About
three weeks ago she applied for board at
The darlington" and WAS received,
Here, toe, her social qualities won for
het the esteem OF the proprietol's :m;ly
ana his numerous permanent guests.
and she was regarded as a pleasant a =
ditlon to the social circle OF the hotel,
A few days previous to her arrest she
left the Arlington and took board at No.
9S John street, where sue was found by
bhe detectives, when, by Investigation.
II was suspicioned that she was the one
who took The valuablCs. Here also her
trunk was found and searched. which
disclosed the missing gold watch and
chain.
oluce ner hrst appearance in the Police
court, when hec bill was lXed ut sucn
! hSure that she was unab e to procure
i. sne has been an ihm .te OF the County
)alI. During her stay there, she has |
oeen visited ny Josephine Woods aud
Ally Bennett, both "Iandladiesv of I
houses oil Ill repute in this city, but |
lelther knew her. These visits were
Investigated by the police authorities.
Is the impression prevailed with them
nat Miss McCurdy was woman of bad
haracter anu an adveDlurer.
MI. " ifrlsoi VIII prosecute the case |
o ITS luli extenty as he is positive oil her
utt. the prosecution was ready to go
u with it tins morning, but the defense
esired u few days delay, to await the
rriv | OF what is deemed important
witnesses.
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LATEST LOCAL.
No Police Court to morrow.

No Police Court tomorrow.
The Mayors office will be closed to-
morrow.
AN inquest was held this morning or
the body Of Mrs. Annie Maria Naber, q
woman about iorty-four years old, who
died suddenly last evening at her home
NO. 0z9 West Eighth street. The jury
rendered a verdict that the deceased
came to her death from heart disease.
B. II. HARRISON, Amos Davis, Il. j
Welsh ana j. Newcomb, the parties ar
rested on the 9th day of lest month
charged with exhibitinggamingd devices,
and who have been confined in the Jail
ever since, appear cd in the Police Court
This morning to answer the charge. Da-
Wis and Newcomb were dismissed. Har.
rison and Welsh, upon conviction, were
sentenced to the Work-luuse tor ten
days and fined $50 and costs each.
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The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report: .....
L. +. Brown and Duffie Kornbeith.
9. +. W. Bark and l. zzie Loechei.
Richmond Bracey and Jane Finley.
Theo. Brach and Lena Schmidt.
John Winters and Orpha Vanausdall.
Chas. Riethner and Gath. Gepharut.
Nath. Jester and Sarah Weeks.
u. Schuehler and Mag Ialen SchuehIer
Chas. Knorr and Frances ScheIder,
Barney Fleischman and Lucy Bruner
Chas. Helnbold and Maggie Kaufman
Albert Landolt and Kate Muller.
David Loeb and Flora Loeb.
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Abe ROIhachkId.

The condition OF Rothschlld is so much
improved this morning that it has been
decided, with the approval of his ply
sician, to remove him to the Hospital.
The patient was able to stand on his
feet few minutes last night, with the
assistance of his attendants. The re-
moval will lake place at 4 O'Clock this
afternoon.
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AIIUSEM EN- rs.
Grand Opera-aouss.

Mr.. Lawrence Barrett, as tHam,etD -
was greeted last night by much larger
house. The enthusiastic applause which
was accorded him showed that the anil
ehce was one that thoroughly aDpre-
ciated the ability oil the great ac;or. Mr.
Barreips "Hamlep VAS a familiar i'm
personation TO large proportion OF
those present last night, INT they no.
tlGGd marked Improvement in his re,,-
derlng OF many OF the passages. He is a
constant student, aud whatever hiS
'rienGs may feel, he never allows HIM
sen 10 peheFe mat he has attained per-
lection IN character, but goes on er-
deaVorln5 TO improve. IL is pleasure
TO see Such an actor from year to year
and those who are really lovers OF tat
legitimate fail in their duty when they
miss the opportunity.
fc- iight "uarebell, the Man o. Air.
lle." At the matinee this afteraoon
Miss Marie Prescott makes her first aD-
pea.arce on any stage, as ''Lady Ma
BETH"
Woods TIseater.
The Lisa Weber Burits sque Compauy
had another fine audience last 1,ight.
The company is really an excellent Uue.
and people seem 10 take naturally Il.
good Lur. .esQue actiug.
AT the matinee this afternoon the
troupe viii appear in IL ,s Brjrands- !"
with oGiy 20 cents admission to all paris
ot the house.
This evening LA So"nambula."
HO5iuson's Opcra-Eouse.
This evening we are TO have a repeti.
ION Of the eyer-popular opera OF 'Fra
Dlayolo," under direction of Professor,
jannutta, All the same singers THAI
the characters with such SAT-
action before Will be on hand to.nighk
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HERE'S A SCHEME
Which SprOuted in the Fertile
| Brain of a Special Correspond.

| Whlch SpfOuted in the Fertile
Brain of Special COrrespond-
eMt.
| National Associated Press to the Star
NEW YoaK, Feb. 21.-Tne Tribune
special from Columbus, Ohio, says the
Democrats CLAIM to have discovered A
scheme on the part of the Republicans
which would defeat them, even should
they succeed in delaying the count ill
after the 4th of March. The plot as they
have it is, that as soon as the Republi-
cans are confident that the count will
not he allowed TO proceed, John Sher-
man will tender. his reeiyna:ion AS
United States Senator. Tue Ohio Legis-
lature will dec are a vacancy and elect
Governor Hayes to fill The un. xpired
term In the Senate, Governor Hayes
will then be- made President pro tenn.
and acting President until another elec.
ton can be had.
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Wrestling.
ational Associa ted Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
UTICA, N. Y, Feb. 2l.-The wrestling
match, collar aud elbow, between M j. j.
ii. Mclaughlin, of Detroit, and john
Cavanaugh, of Vermont, for $500 side,
came off here last evening. Mclaughlin
won easily.
Immediately after the contest NJ
Bauer cha lenged the winner to wres lie
i'll any manner $500 match, to select
place in week. There is scarcely a
doubt but that match with Bauer will
be arranged.
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Ia Nevada there are hair drained spec.
nlai0rs who profess to have an analo-
gous belief in the virtues of the divining
rod in indicating the presence o, ore.
Th3 instrument is an electro-magnet.
which responds to the attraction OF pre- l.,
'cious metals whether the ores are tWer-
ty or two thousand feet below the sur
lace.
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WANTED - SITUATION - In commits
w sion house, as clerk, book-keeper or to
havel; have extensive acquaintance in Ohio
anu Eastern Kentucky; situation more of an
Object at first than salary. Address COMMIS-
GlONS, caro- PArker, w Use U 20. lR-5t
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On ,ChanRe.

A motion to adjourn over until Fri
day, so that there would be no meeting
OF the Exchange tomorrow, Washing
toms Birthday, was passed on 'Change
to-day.
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TOR SALE OR RBNT-PLACE-A co ,tage
Il of five rooms with two acres OF ground. sta
bic, fruit trees. &C., situated on the Winton
Road, about twenty minute,' walS from thu
Sp,ing Grove Station.
4 he ABOVE property will be leased for term
Of yea 5, or will sell on easy payments, with
small portion down, or will exchange for city
property. Inquire Of JOHN K COOLIDGE,
49, est Fifth street, OF Of MRS. SAMPSON,
adjoining the prop crty. fe2l .W&S.tf
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HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES !

In Edgings and Insertings over one
thousand New Patterns on sale TO
DAY; elegant styles. The cheapest
goods ever shown in Cincinnati.
Fine Work, in narrow widths, 2, 8. 4, 5,
7, 8 and 10c yard.
1000 pieces extra choice styles, 2 to 5
inches wide, j, 10, IS, 20 and 25e a
yard, worth ~ to 500 yard.
800 pieces wide Flouncings, 90, 75c and
81. worth 81 to 81.
E5 40per cent. saved by buying En-
bi olueries at our House.
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Announcements. A

The students of st. Xavier College will
celebrate WashiDgton's Birthday by a
literary Soiree in Pixies Opera-hall this
evening.
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DOIam Piatt Arrested

National Associated Press to the star.
W ARLINGTON, Feb. 21.-United States
Marshal Sharpe has just arrested Dom
Piatt ON bench warrant.
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"ANTED = SITUATION 49, AS telegraph
wv operator in this city, in private office pie
Gerred, by young lady now living in the East;
this office. fen -9ls
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The following business was trans
acted yesterday after going to pree.
with our last edition.:
Upon the returning of the Senate a
long debate ensued in the House upon
the Michigan objection. Finally MIR.
jerks offered the following as substi.
tute for Mr. fuckers amendments:
"Whereas, The fact has been estab.
lished that il is about twelve years since
the alleged ineligible Elector has eyer
cised any of the functions OF the office
OF United States Commissioner, ana il
is not sufficiently proven that at The
time Of his appointment he was an OF.
fcer Of the United States, therefore
"Resolved, That the vote objected TO
be cOuntet."
The substitute was agreed to Withou.
division, and the Senate was thereu non
notified OF the action OF the House. and
OF its readiness to meet Lhe Senate i'm
joint convention.
AT 5:2o the Senators again entered the
Hall, the presiding officer took the
speakers chair, and The joint conven-
tion resumed its session.
On concurrent action Of each House in
oVerruling the objection in the case of
one of the Michigan Electors, the Ii
votes OF that State were announced as
being cast for Hayes and Whee. er.
Then followed the State OF Minnesota
with B votes for Hayes and Wheeler:
Mississippi, with 8 votes for Tilden and
Missouri, with Is votes Ior
rilden and Hendricks: Nebraska, with
votes for Hayes and Wheeler, and Ne
yada, with votes for Hayes ana
Wheeler.
MIR. Springer objected to the count of
one OF the three votes of Nevada, on the
ground that ali Eicclor, X. Al. Dag9ett.
was at the Time of his appointment, and
'or long time previously, and there
tIier continued TO be, a United States
Commissioner Tor the Circuit and Dis
r!ct Courts of the United States in the
D. D.slrict Of Nevlua.
The ebjcc ion is signed by Messrs. |
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q. NJ. HOLLOWAY,
GEO. +. DAVIS,
It. w. JONES.

OUUIIILtHH,
The letter Of Superintendent Hanna-
ford, which accompanied the report,
contained a comparative statement OF
last years appropriations for Cincinnat
and ST. LOUIS and Chicago, showing a
very large balance in favor Of both .tizsn
latter cities.
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W ANTED -HORS 1S TO BOARD - For
Wv the winter in the country. Terms cheap.
Snook Il McNicolPs stable, southwest cnrnsr
OF Fifth and Sycamore nol5-tf
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SKETCHING FROM NATURE-Iu pencil
~ water colOrs, and drawing and paint
ing in colored crayons: a practical instructor.
illustrated, 60 cts. or any bookseller or JESS g
dANEY a CO.. 1l9 Nassau St. NY. fcll-tf
STASDARD SCROLL BOOK. Just out. has
y 200 designs and idels Invaluable to ali
Painters, &c. just the hing wanted and must
be seen to he appreciated. Only 81. Examins
at any book store or painters supply store.
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NI ANTED - SITUATION - BY two girls: :
w one to do up stairs work and take care OF
children, the other general housework. Call
at d. Pike street, ...-.. SO3t
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WANTED --MIsCELLANHous.

INTANTED-EVERY LADY TO KNOW
w That she can have her sewing m lchin e
repaired at $50 John street. The cheape.
place in the city. -,.-,.... Its
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Nv TANrED-HOUS buy house that
wv VIII pay from to 10 per cent interest,
inside of city limits. VIII pay all cash or
bonds. Call or address MISS PURCELL 3SI
LongwOrth street .O-4t
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National Associated Press to the Star.
PITTsBURG, Feb. 21.-The National
Baseball Association is in session here
to-day.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-SITUAl lION-To do lip stairs
w work and assist in washing and ironing.
Northeast corner Mound and Richmond, sec
ond floor. ---..,.,.t- 2O-at
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w TANTED - FARM - By an experienced
w farmer, to rent or take on shares. Adj
dress PURCELL COOPER, Box So, Blufrton,
Indiana 156t
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NV ANTED-WET n URoE-M Must be Young
w and healthy. Apply at 81 East Fourth
street. It*
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AN APPROPRIATION ASKED FOE,
Proceedings On 'Chamge this
Morning.

Proceedings On 'Chamge this
Morning.
Inc committee appointed on 'ChaAge
yesterday in regard to an increased Az
preparation for the new Post-ofice and
Custom.house building to-day made ths
following report, which was read and
adopted:
GENTLENIEN-The committee dele.
gaIeu " consider the matter of an AZ
preparation by Congress to the new Coz
ernment Building beg leave to report,
A full explanation by the Superin-
tendent in charge OF The building shows
the tedlousness of gathering Together
ana preparing material, and the certain
ty OF expending large sum OF money
during the wOrking mouths of he CON-
Ing summer on paying tor and u ling ma
terial already available, we thererors
submit the following resolution:
Whereas, The United States Gov
ernment building in course OF comple.
tion Is so necessary to the present aud
rapidly increasing wants OF The Goysrn-
ment in the city of Cincinnati.
our Representatives In Congress
be urged to insist ON such
an appropriation as will not retard the
work; and it is the opinion of this Cham
Der that any sum less than $750,00D
will be Insufficient. By permission
of Mr.. Hannaford, the Supervising
Architect and Superintendent, we ap-
pend letter from him explaining iuliy
the nature and requirements for the
steady progress OF tue work."
Signed, Respectfully, d.. sr....
q. NJ. HOLLOWAY,
Ia
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RI Min Families or groceries Ill want OF
ii uAfIU good Flour warranted to give
HAgANM satisfaction can be supplied by
SVVhh going to this WEST END MILLS.
Your orders are solicited. Delivery free.
JAMES X, HURIN, Sixth street, between
Baymiller and Freeman. de7-3m
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An WANTED buy YOUR HATS OV
&M MARTIN, at AZ w. Fifth ST. jyIS-6
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L>OR SALE-HOUSE-No. 1926 West Ninth
Il street, three story brick of twelve rooms;
lot IS by 1:0 to an alley. Will be sold surpris-
ingly low il sold this week; make an offer;
terms easy. ........ 20-3J
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TOR SALE - FEATHERS = Large 4H-lh
Il pillows, u each; 35-lb beds, 50; choice
W. MORRISON. 81 W. Sixtn street. between
Main and Walnut, fourth floor. fe2O-26t+
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TOR RENT-HOUSE-Two story brick of
4 five rooms, cheap; gool neighborhood. 264
HopRlus street. 2J-4t
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT = THIRD STORY - For light
Il business. 30 East Pearl. .''-., 2O-35
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TOR RENT-HOUSE-Of nine rooms and
L. hail, -56 Longworth street, Inquire on the
premises. 2O-2t
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A NEW INVENTION.
MISCELLANEOUS.

pABIES OF CINCINN NATI-Awful funny
ID Comic Monthly, u cts, at any news stand
fell If