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sl,ECaAs NOTICES.


r1y OWING TO RECENT HEAVY
PURCHASES COHEN BROTHERS are enabled to
present the following list OF prices ia their NO
BTIoN AND FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENTS:
Three BLACK AIPAGA BRA1Ds for 1Oc.;
Three s pa ape q sSGSdE si 1ss 5s
Tbree r pair iEa HOSE for 2sc
MISE sps ss'!asfs sss Ss1i tSs sss
oAR RHsi : Pif jaIBa1eeAss reduced from 7se.
All styles Sfs HOSE reduced An price; ~ -.
WHIffE ENGIIsH HOSE for ladies reduced from
LAp SfEs and az KNIT VESTS Ct a.ss
reduced from 1885,;
All the most popular makes OF coRsETs constantly
Two pair ia rCSojRsET-sTAYsf for sc. !. e.,
RUBBER CORD at 1c. yard; CARTER WEB at
SILK I sas Ri WEB reduced from &c. to csc.
cHfI6REN,s RUBBER ROUND COMBS, &c.:
sed Il
a5iaev OK u painted. ii 9se. worth sSc "
cHiLDRENt's BGsTLEs for iSc. Teauced from
is e hs 1a ,,o ,,,,. ,,,
GR sSs T6E s 81 IT, f s s5d so
5000 yards of HAMBURGER EMBROIDERY at
s4.i fI s GiifssSG6HAM sus.UMBRELLAs at SOC,
sILK suN-UGBEEiLAs at nearly half. their
a1o t0Pr DOZEN Ladies', LINEN HEMsrtTcHED
:" Observation-Disclosures including some Of the
finest imported. See their astonishing prices Oh
them. g. sas, .E
-r..,g.,., /, COHEN BROTHERS .,.sf :.:;I:'rf
are Offering, an imported VICTORIA LAWN at
12hc. which they formerly sold at 49,; at
reduced to ~ and 25c;
coRD Hi; I5g iNDixcLoTH for 12sc reduced from
NAISSOOK MUSLIN reduced from csc. to $780,;
from 35c. TO 25c.; their soc. quality Is reduced
Elegant quality CHECK MUSLIN at 1890, just
From their former asontshinay low prices, owing
hs asnssf Fl IN hsy hayc SILKS
:, .o.o1'-, = TEN PER CENT.
In order to reduce stock, which Is yet very extern
slye. .,.-... s,....-...r. ...,. ,.s ,r.
- tr,,'. AT COHEN BROTHERS., ;''"a.
BLACK GASHMERES at 75e. worth fully $l.25
Mt 90c, sold last season at ut u. sold Last
= season at $l.45; their $1.10 quality were for
Great bargains in BLACK ALPAcAs.hese goods
are the best and most brilliant imported; ~,
All styles OF MOURNING GOODS, which were p,ir-
M chased cheap during the summer season, Will he
G5 at a5 sse iRifI ahS R 4. reduced
rates to close for this season; '0'
BLACK. GRENADINES at less than cost to close
. 9ua!l variety OF styles from the cheapest TO the
Twenty : "o ae pieces or BuAcK SILK vELvETs at
from $3.50 to $500 sard-nearly half their
~. FhWe. ID e. tin. gl"t% -.F.: lU.IiUin - = =
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5DEACHESi PEACHES. s,S /
GRE AT TTR,Ag ITO az AT 1929 aAIN

Crowded day Eikh peQpia q hdr of
,shoss sAlHe5
- .sRSHAGK knsGy,ssttt.
ss W. le.lt ] 528 Main street
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ROCKS, sTATIOSERY, &c.
CHEAP SUMMER READING
" FOR SALE By
j. T. ELLYSON, BOOKSELLER,
11l2 MAIN STREET.


IL. ~, THE SEASIDE LIBRARY
will introduce tn the public the novels which have
been approved by the best critics OF both hcnl-
spheres. The SEASIDE LIBRARY wi II contain more
matter for the money than any other publication
The following numbers are now ready. When Or
dered by mail three cents each for postage must DC
added. New numbers received every week.
EAST LYNNE double NUMBER. zoe.
JOHN HALIFAX. GENTLEMAN. zoe.
A WOMAN-HATER. (Cbarles Reade's last novel;
zoe. ,-s-,Ts.--y --...r.s-. ,..,o.
BLACK INDIES. Jules yernes new book. lOe
LAST DAYS OF POMPEII. 10c.
THE = ARUNDEL MoTTo. BY s1ay Cecil Hay
WOMAN IN WHITE. BY Wilkie Collins. zoe.
THE MISREPRESENTATION. By A. TroIlore
A PRINCESS OF THULE. BY William BIacS. zoe.
THE DEAD SECRET. by WHkiei Collins. Toe.
|. Address ali orders 70 :. = -
j. 7. ELLYSON. Bookseller.
jy 6-dl nt& w&Sw3t = HIP Main stntt.
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DESIGNATIONS & PARTNERSHIPS,

.f-s .sss:-r ~ RICHMOND, July 8, 1877.
NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP.-Th
In firm, of JENKINS. CAPERS &, Coz WAS dis
solved by mutual consent On the 9TH Instant. ;,
The undersigned having purchased the stock and
same business and place under the frr1-name and
style of JENKINS & STEGAL. !,
. 80 : - IT, -. f. COURTNEY JENKINS.
-..-rI ~! :.. c. L. STEGAL. .s"' 81
80 - RICHMOND, VA, July 10, 1877:
The undersigned, in retirtng from the firm Of Jen-
kins Cnpers CO.. desire to return thanks for past
patronage and solicit continuation of same for the
new concern. ----.----a:s-s---M -. JE,NhiNo,
jy list .. h. CAfEfS.
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AT z O'CLOCK A. NJ, .--.uI4 14
on tile double-deck and newly-ftted barge GREEN
BUSH, landing mt Newstead, giving time for enjey-
ment, rest, and dinner: after which the sail will be
resumed through Dutch Cap thus frightening the
sail ut the most pleasant time of The day. ss-i
The point selected Is very desirable as the grove
in full view Of the river, and the natural swings
(which are great novelties have capacity for an un-
limited number. A. ;t-. ;.,.st ts;4a,F.r..o
The committee promise comfort, order, and every.
attent on necessary for the pleasure Of the company
Tickets: Adults, SO cents; children, 25 cents.
Refreshments furnished at city prices. . =.
ty10.Tu THIS M&Tu - - 49, ~ = f.t g..
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f7f1|- :, =
TICKETS: 90 for the round trip. Children under
twelve years Of age and servants, half price. No
charge for childfei under FIVE years of age Tickets
good for one week and cta. be procured at any nf
the feliowing-iiamed places: Morrisons drugstore,
Church Hill: tBerrfan & NcPfiail, corner Of Severe
teenth aini Min streets: L. Kefsey T. Son. l4O9
Main street; Dupuy's drugstore, hT1ad between n,e
Fourth and Fifth streets; and OF the following com
mittce: Charles p. Rady. Johu II. Frischkorn, N. E.
Cory, and Robert T. Briggs. ettfE- - -
No tickets will be sold on the steamer, bat can pc
procured OF the committee on the morning or the
18th at the terminus of the street railway and at the
York River depot. i,igu:H IL. - II,
G4RBER's, e26 Main street. . jy 13-4t
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ExCURsToKs AND pIC.NICs:
eTUEsDaY.r july 2ATH

~ =. - s{-( q 1921 = "a
rno s,s.,,.,.ro11N SYLVESTER viii leave her
wharf ct Rocketts at O'Clock on the mornihg t on
the 2Aih, aud reaching Old Point By o,elocs, wi
prortnnitv To- SEE oID OCEAN BIZ; DAYLIGHT.
ksturni6g from the the steamer Will S w, ~
Main tsI the Iarning NJ the 25ih and VIII leave for
Richmend st 6, O'Clock, stopping at ola FONT as
-. be., made with the steamer to
furnish meaIs MI S(c each Persons stopping OF Inc
Hygeia Hotel at Old Point. can obtain lodans sup
per.tand breakfast forS1.5o. .-,....-. =, - -
Fare Tor The round trip, 81. Tcxeis goo1 LOT 9ge
week, Children under Twelve years, hnf-price no
charge for children under I'VE years; u,
Tickets can be; bought OF "a. W. CAREER; =. +
Hudeins. NJ Courtuey 8, Powe's, Broad street; j.:
Merchants AatoDai, n ,s anq e sae
on the morning Of the "a tn t,tti'i i9l -" -,
Particular attention Is called to the fact that NO
TICKETS. WILL BE SOLD AT The STE-AalEh.
3jy IB-M!F,&M ~ ~ 49, -
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n1- COLGATES SOAPS, EXTRACTS,
and TOILET WATERS rel oiled Ct wholesale dsa prices
at E - fjy 14l LEVY BROTHERS!
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aw THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS can
he saved Gy making yonr purchases Of DRY GOODS
at LEVY BROTHERS'..'At this time they are Of
fering extraordinary Inducements. jy IA
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+ w ALL KINDS Of GOODS FOR
BOYS and MEMS WEAR. Buy the material, make
up your own goods, and Save money by 80 doing. =
Gjy a f,aa lGi ssoMG LEVI; BRDIHEhs.L
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s;lplECrAL /, NOTICES.

sPECIAL NOTICES.
M MATTING, CARPETS, OIL
CLOTHS, RUGS, and MATS S,s IS ~ YEoTHERs,.
n1J sILKsi SILKS SILKS
CLOSING QUIT CLOSING OUT
This stock must be sold at sgms prhasSs q
3 " II -.----- - : : ---S --.--
nca-BLEACHED,. .uNBLEACHED.
Mixed stSE INIT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cor
lH " IN a. ~ . an.rss LEVY BROTHERS.;
!. na TRAVELLERS WILL FIND
TRUNKS. yALIsEs, sA s lL LIE d:
biES ESS sE1$5S SS ):
mr. sHEET1rNsGis, PILLoW W &
TABLE-CLOTHs,, CRIIMB- CLOTHS, DOIIES
and all other kinds Of housekeeping articles at ,
IA !Rfs,Giat.A't a.ii Levy BhoTHEhs..
.m- TIME, TROUBLE, AND MONEY
pR aysd s rev keep 5e 9TH
assortment In this city. go, 80. y "a,
naz- ALL KINDS Of GOODS FOR
BOYS and MEMS WEAR. Buy the material, make
upyour own goods, and Save money 1 hy 50 doing:
py Il i3-a ..lL ..ol.l LEV nNo. !. -.N9.
T BLACK STRIPED GRENADINE at
* IsSS Ct SSs worth %o1,, sYs
Finer quality Of GRENADIHEs, equally as cheap ,
- CADED GRENADINES for over-dresses atcost.
~ Il 80 +" =" i'~' : Levy BROTHERS..
na CoLGATE's. so APPS, EXTRACTS,
and TOILET WATERS retailed at wholesale prices
at Tjyi4l =, levy BKoTHERs,.
NET THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS can
&c s RoShf m IN they
fering extraordinary inducements. jy IA
me- GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING
s s9eDs Of 5fq Ct e
w sEwING-MAcHINE NEEDLES
and OIL at Gjy l4l LEVY BROTHERS..
MT THE NEW NOVELTY TRAIN
sf Ma :" CON 40" ;' LEVY BROTHERS.
~ ONE THOUSAND PARASULS
AND e y nBRELLAs to be sai THSY s BRorBEas
MT RUFFs and RUFFLES in great va
rielyat " Tjy al -. LEVY BROTHERS,.
NE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
h jyI4 = fefs =" p VI levy BRoTHERs,
ME- FRENCH WOVE .CORSETs AT
a5c ner nar at !. sriy III LEVY BROTHERS..
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MT, TIME, TROUBLE, AND MONEY
can be saved by going 10 LEVY BROTHERS. for
your DRY GOODS. They keep: the only complete
assortment In this city. So, jy Il,
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r sHEETINGs, PILLoW-CAsINGs,
TABLE-CLOTHs,; CRIIMB- CLOTHS, DoIIES
aud all other kinds Of bot,sek articles at
.jy14 !p4:, eai5itE 4.it LEVY BROTHERS.
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EDuOKlAED JOB ssf DIX NEATLY ,Exss
~ ECUTEn 9, the DIspATCa .PR1NTls0t
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THE FRANkLiN, County DELEGATIoN.-
The Richmond Dispatch says Daniel has 81
or % delegates out OF the % Franklin coun-
ty delegates. We are informed on the very
best authority that the delegation is nearly
equally divided between Holiday and Dan
ieI - Redford Sentinel. .g.s,.. .s,.,.i +
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

e, 81. CURTIS, of l78 Poplar street,
dropped dead yesterday from heart.
disease.
THE members Of the Board Of Public
Works visited the Geological Garden
yesterday afternoon.
HENRY SCHUCK, boy, living at 66
Browne street, was bitten in the lip by a
vicious dog yesterday.
THE telephone was successfully tried
by superintendent Ed. Armstrong last
evening on the Police Telegraph wires.
THIS evening at the Gilt Engine-house
Mr.. George Walton will exhibit mis- fire.
escape by a descent from the fourth
story to the ground.
THE Mitchell g. Rammelsberg Furni-
ture Company have been awarded the
contract for furnishing the Arcade
Hotel, and are now selecting the sets
for bedrooms.
THE Commissioners of this and Cler :
mont Counties have decided to bridge
the Little Miami River at Meanwhile.
Each County will pay an equal share OF
the construction.
CHARLES BALANCE was bound over
in the sum of $500 by Squire Reilly, yes
terday, on the charge OF showing Losetta
SAoAJ ohA hSA oAobSAS EALhSAAa Wall q
'Very naughty" book.
DEPUTY sHERIFF JOE MOSES started
to-day for the Lancaster Reform Farm
in charge Of Two boys named Thomas A.
Campbell and Martin Manion, VINO are
to be received at that institution.
ROBERT NJ. RANKIN, alias John Ogle,
against whom there is an indictment for
selling counterfeit money, has arrived
here. After they get through with him
here Rankin will be taken tV Tennessee.
THE Chamber of Commerce Is under
going a change. The Frightening and
refreshing influence of soap and water
and paint and whitewash are being fully
tested. Desks are being changed aud
furniture cleansed and windows bright
ened. 1t is like meeting an old friend
in his sunday suit. II Ii the same old
room, but Oh, how changed!
The Secretary OF the Board of Trans.
portaIion has received from the Presi
dent of the Board Of Massachusetts
Railroad Commissioners the laws gov
srning the railroads of that State and
the forms OF reports they are required
to make. The Board Of Transportation
OF this city will hold series Of meet
ings to secure similar legislation il
Ohio,
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,Saulre Sedam's will.

The foimer will Of Squire Henry F.
Sedan, which was executed in 1851, to-
gether with the codicil thereto attached,
written in 1865, was admitted to probate
yesterday.
The bequests are substantially the
same as those OF the will which was set
aside by the jury at the time of its con-
test. He leaves the homestead to his
son Chas. f. Sedan, together with all
his property, except watch, which he
bequeaths to q grandohild. 10 his
daughter Isabella he leaves $145 a year,
and to Amanda $45 a year, being the
same provisions which were made tor
the daughter in his last will. The
amount lett the widow-$70O a year-is
also the same. The will probated yes
terday also contains the provision that
if his son Charles +. Sedan die without
issue, then his property snail be place d
in hands OF trustees Tor the benefit OF the
testator's other children.
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Young RObber.

Benziger & Bro. keeps bookstore on
Main street, near Fourth. They have
had in their employ for some five years
a young lad named John Adams, in
whom they have reposed the utmost con-
fidence, which, up to yesterday, has
never been abused.
He had frequently been intrusted
with large sums of money to take to and
from the banks. So great was their con-
fidence in him that they trusted him
with $500 yesterday, giving instructions
for its deposit at Heman & Co.'s Bank.
Adams was so long On the errand that
suspicion was aroused, and one of the
firm went to the bank, where he discoY-
cred that q fraction over $100 had been
deposited, and he had absconded with
the remainder.
The detectives were Immediately no.
titled, and he was traced to the o., III. &
d. depot, and it was surmised he had
taken northern bound train. Tele-
grams were sent, and he was intercepted
at Glendale and brought back. His case
Will be heard on the 21st, and his bail
has been fixed al 5000.
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Bridge Accidents.

Two remarkable escapes from violent
deaths took place yesterday on the
Southern Railroad Bridge.
The first occurred near Eighth street
where the piles are being driven to con
nect the bridge with Mclean avenue.
A boy named John Walsh, nineteen
wears of age, tell forty-!our feet, striking
the ground. His left arm is broken, his
left hip badly bruised aud a deep cash
over one eye.
About half-past 10 A. NJ. yesterday
Michael Cox, employed on the approach
to the same bridge, fell forty -one feet,
striking the ground. He was using /
lever lifting heavy timber, when the baI
slipped and he lost his balance. If he
had fallen two feet to either side he
would have struck timbers or iron, ant
must have been dashed In pieces. AS /
is he has no bones broken, only som'
bad bruises.
Both men Will be able to be about In 1
few weeks, at the farLhest.
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate,

TTNDER AN ORDER OF THE PRO-
u BATE Court Of Hamilton County. Ohio.
in case No. 2,728 l will offer for sale as
Public Auct6n, on the premises, at 3 O'Clock
P. Nj, on SATURDAY, September Is, 1877, all
that tract Of land situated in the County OF
Hamilton, State Of ohio, and being In the
southwest quarter of Section number 3, Town
ship 2, first entire range in the Miami Pur-
chase. and bounded as follows, to- wit:
Commencing on the south boundary line OF
said section 2, at the southeast corner OF the
tract Of land late belonging to John Aston, de-
ceased, thence north II deg. west, 81 60-I09
chains, to the north boundary of said AstOn's
tract; thence north s9h deg. west, S6k -lue
CHAINS; thence south parallel with the Arss
line " 0S-iO0 cha ms; thence east on the south
boundary Of said Section, 8 S6H -l00 chains, TO
the place Of beginning, containing "a acres OF
land.
Appraised at $3,9U0.
The terms Of sale are one-third cash, one
third in one year, and one third in two years
from the day of sale, with interest, the de-
ferred payments to be secured by mortgage on
the premises sold. JOHN HUBER, JR.,
administrator of John Huber, deceased.
CALDWELL u CALDWELL, Attorneys.
aul6-5t1h
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Lake ChautauQua.

Lake Chautauqua, the most popular
watering place In the nation, is now
thronged by thousands of the best peo.
pie in the land. This tavorite resort is
becoming more and more appreciated
each season by summer tourists, who
not only board at the hotels and with
farmers on the shores of the Lake, but
many also make camps, where they get
pure air and tne views, besides good
appetites stimulated and satisfied by
good bass fishing. Here you may free
yourself from your nay asthma, your
ague chill, your liver oompI aints, and
find balm for lowness of spirits. Here
you may fish and fowl. and sketch and
ramble, and scramble and paddle, and
sail and sing, and drink from the purest
and most crystal OF springs; eau the
tiuest fish, spring chickens, beef, lamb,
bread, butter and cheese TO be found
upon the continent. These are the great
ana overwhelming advantages oGel cd In
recommending the banks OIL Lake Chau-
tauqua as your summer residence.
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Important Meeting at Walnu
Hills Last Evening.

hkllS Last hVohihys
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at the Walnut Hills Engine-hous
last evening to ratity the action of tn
Board of Public Works and the Stree
Railroad Committee Of Common Oounci
in recommending for passage Route No
16-Eden PARK, walnut Hills & Avon
dale street Railroad-and to organlz'
for future action.
The following officers were selected:
President-Niel Macneale.
. Vice Pfesidents-C. Il. Gould, Angus
tus Vessel, Captain J. Kyle, George
Proctor, r. 5. Beeson, VIM. Van Week
Geo. Fog, Z. Hitchcock, Henry Pogue
b. q. Stall, James Torrepce, Hugi
Kemper, May Fecheimer, W. W. Scar
borough, Henry Kemper, f. Moorman
George Fisher. D.. Thorpe, W. b. Dodds
Wm. Harney, Henry Urner. J. G. Brooks
Adolph Seinecke, Joseph Kline, J. F
M Moorbrink, j. b. Wright.
Secretaries-W. b. Dodds, N. Drucker
The following resolutions were unani
mously adopted:
"Whereas, An ordinance to establish
street railroad route through Eder
Park and along certain streets in the
city, to be known as Route 16, was urau.
im0usly recommended for passage by
the Board OF Public Works, ana where.
as the said ordinance has received the
approval OF a majority of the street rail.
road Committee to which 1t was referred
in the Board Of Aldermen, and where as
the conditions Of the ordinance and
specifications are SO stringent In theil
pl DIVISIONS as to make the constl ucLiO i
OF the ROAD very oQstly, requiring ar
outlay OF such magnitude that The bene.
fits arising therefrom for number OF
years must necessarily accrue to the
property-oWners by Increasing the value
and demand for property; to the city in
the increase of tax valuation; to the la
boring classes in opening new fields for
labor, and giving employment to hun.
drels out OF work, and the true inter-
ests of the city will be greatly promoted
by prompt action on the part Of the
Common Council III passing said ordi-
nance; therefore, be it
"Resolved, That we request our rep
resentalives to use their utmost en-
deayors to secure prompt and favorable
action, and ask the careful examination
ofthe ordinance and specifications by
all members OF Council, believing as we
do that the interests Of the city are so
"Cil ElopSSbCu th%e hOhV Vll1 hOShbapG
to approve; and tnat the construction OF
street railroad through Eden Park
will largely increase the facilities OF the
masses OF the people to YlslL this resort,
and make it as it was intended, pleas.
ure resort for the people.
"rhatit 10 due to the laboring classes,
thousands OF whom are idle aud vainly
striving to procure work, that all i'm.
provemenls OF this class should be en-.
couraged.
"That copies Of the ordinance, specit.
cations, reports, petitions and such 9TH
er papers in the hands OF the Executive
Committee, be presented to the press,
and their cooperation respectfully So
lloted.
THAT we pledge ourselves to give the
ordinance our earnest support and al.
tend the meeting Of the Board of Alder
men, Friday afternoon, August "a, and
all other meetings oil Council until la
yorable action is secured"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16
-, The WOrkin9men.

At regular meeting, last evening, OIL
the Sixteenth Ward Workingmen's Club
the following members were elected az
delegates to the County Convention
james Sullivan, J. J. Finn. Charles r.
Patrick, Andrew Denzler; President,
Samuel Alexander; Secretary, Fred.
Beck.
There will be a meeting OF the Work.
ingmen's Party of the United States tc-
night at the corner OF Poplar and John
Atreets, for the purpose OF electing dele
gates from the Fourteenth Ward to the
c9pvehtiop oh Saturday,
-: The delegates to the Convention from
the Thirtaenth Ward are as follows
tntz, PfalSgraf, Hazen, Lesser,
Messmer, Pike, YaegeTGulb, Meischke,
Hebman. Alternales, Hauk and Wolf.
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THE EMERY BROTHERS.
A Great Improvement for the Eas
End.

End.
Nearly every street In Cincinnati is
the scene of improvement in the way OF
new buildings or Of extensive remodel
ing and repairs. The tendency OF this
building has been west and north. In
these improvements, SO much to the ad-
vantage OF Cincinnati, none have taken
a more prominent part than the Emery
Brothers. Now they are projecting to
improve in an extensive manner the old
Harries Brewery property, on Sycamore
street, just north OF the National Thea
ter, which they have purchased for
1900.
The property fronts one hundred feet
on Sycamore and two hundred feet deep.
The work of tearing down the present
buildings will be commenced at once,
and the new buildings commenced at
the earliest possible date.
On the north portion Of the Sycamore
street front OF the lot will be erected
three stores, each eleven feet front and
fifty feet deep. On the south portion OF
the same will be two stores, fifty feet
deep and seventeen feet front each.
Between these two rows Of stores will
De court thirty feet wide, that will run
back from Sycamore street east the en-
tire two hundred feet. Fronting on this
court, on either side, will be rows Of
residences-eight on the north side and
twelve on the south side. Those on the
north side will be three stories each,
with halls and all necessary conve-
niences. Those on the south side will
be each two stories, without halls.
1t is designed to use the ground floors
for business rooms and the upper sto-
ries for the tenancy OF statesmen and
others, for whlcn they propose to charge
a reasonable rent, as IL is their design
to reap only moderate interest on their
investment.