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Lookout House.

Programme tor this (ruesday) even
ing by the German Military Band, Mr.
Carl Boyer directors:
PART
Fatinitza March ................ Gepee
Overture die felsennuhle .... RcIssIger
Aria aus TUGuatO di lasso .......... DunIZrtti
Solo Tor UOrnet, Mir. K. Gewurt
Solo for Sixteen Drums, Prof. Weifenbach.
PART II.
Vorspiel zu Lohengrin ...........R. Wagner
*On the Banks OF the Elbe Gam Elbe-
slrannl '..,",..... ...,...... ..Schreiner
Grand Baltic Potpourri.
DeutSchlanQ6 Ernnelung an lS7U-7l .. Saro
Solo for Single Drum, Prof. Welffenbacn.
PART III.
Overture die Stummc Won Portci ,Auber
iieIEengrusse foika. ka....................Je .Jeschko
lhtle aus Arlele. e........,.............E. h. Bach
Solo for sixteen Drums, Prof. " eiffenbach.
Gruss in die Ferne March h.......... Doring
snow ready In sheet form for piano,
for sale at John Church & Co.'s, &C. West
Fourth street, Cincinnati.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. A man ap-
parentIy about tifty-two years old, dark
hair and auburn nous stache, attempted
suicidein Gay-street saloon this morn
ing. He opened vein in his left arm,
and had lost nearly gallon and hall
OF blood. On being taken to the Hospl-
tai he recovered and said he WAS Gen.
Baldy Smith.
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A South CarOIinian Ill i'm BaIti-
more.


BALTIMORE, Sept. 4.-Hon. J. I. T.
Owens, Ex-State Senator from Laurens
District, South Carolina, who was i'm
plicated In the Chamberlain investiga-
tion, and whom Governor Hampton had
sent before the Grand Jury, was strick-
EN- with epilepsy, to-day, in the office
Of the Howard House, in this city,
where he Is stopping. After an injection
oil mOrphia administered by physicians
summoned, he was considerably re-
lieVed, and hopes are entertained that
he will recover.
He came mere from New York where
he claims to have been robbed of a large
amount of money. A list Of United
States bond, 5000 in greenbAcks and
0ther mon ys were noticed IN his posses
sion. He was State Senator for Laurens
District tor eight years.
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Knocked Twenty five Feet by a
Train.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MANCHESTER, N. H., Sept. "A train
yesterday on the Manchester s. Law.
renoe Railroad, when nearing Salem.
N. H., ran into wood team driven bv n
farmer named John Baum, sixty years
old. The engineer blew the whistle and
applied the steam brake, but before the
train could be stopped the engine struck
the team, throwing Mr.. Baum some
twenty-five feet. He received severe in
ternai injuries, from which be can not
not recover.
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Setting it up on Uncle Sam.

National Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, Sept. Alt has been
discovered at the Post-office Depart.
ment that the bond Of the Pos tina ster at
Batou Rouge, La, is false, and the
names afixed thereto as sureties are
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National Associated Press to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Al. Robert
Howell, of the firm of Dspuy & Howell,
general commission merchants. and a
member of the Philadelphia Chamber of
Commerce, committed suicide this morn
Ing BY drowning himself in the SobuyI-
XIII River. The body was recovered and
taken to his fathers house In Montgom-
cry County
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lowing dispatch from Paris is just re-
ceived:
"All the journals announce that Ex-
PRESIDENT Tniers died quite suddenly at
O'Clock yesterday, at st. Germain."
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Coal Advancing.


Another advance is reported in the
price of coal by the Lehigh Valley and
Philadelphia j. Reading Coal Com.
panies. These two are the only ones
mining coal at present, and they hold
the market in their own hands and do
with 1t as they please. Although the
demand has not increased in the least,
these Companies have been steadily ad-
Vancing the price OF coal until il is
doubie What Ii sold at two months ago,
Many parties have been interesting
themselves of late in arranging meet
ings to bring about a combination, and
several OF these have been held secretly
during the past two weeks. No agree.
ment could be arrived at, however.
Mr.. Gowen is still opposed to limit.
ing the production OF coal or forming
any connection whatever with the COM
peting companies. The only abatement
he made i'll his position was to promise
to exert himself to bring about COM
bination on the basis Of grand CEN
trail sales-lgency of ali the companies
rhe plan IN detail is said to be one
providing for the movements of the dit-
terent companies by d board OF man
ayers, who will be composed of one rep.
resentative from each company, each
one to have vote i'll proportion to the
Ou, tit Of the company represented, and
all The companies agreeing to obey the
instructions OF the majority Of the
board,
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IHE LATEST
Planning Mill Burned.

Hational Associated Press to the star.
BOSTON, Sept. Ar. G. Huntress g.
Co.'s planning mill. at stoneham, was
burned. Loss, $4,000. Insurance, $1O,-
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GRAND OPEKA-HOUSE.

Pronounced success Of the young Actress
and charming CantraCrice,
MISS EFFIE ELLSLER,
In an entirely new play by Bartley Campbell,
entitled
A HEROINE IN RAGS.
Received last night by fashionable audience
with rapturous applause.
Matnees W Wednesday and Saturday.
Monday, Sept. lO-THE LAWMAKERS.
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FOR RENT--ROOMS

L OR RRENT-ROOMS-T handsome rooms
i on second floor. Apply al Is Monmouth
streer, Newport, Ky. sea
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED - STU ALTON BY married
w man as coachman, gardener, &C., on a
gentleman's place. Good reference given.
Call or address 87} West Fourth st. 3-3t
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NEW YORK CITY.
DavenpOrt's Funeral.
tional Associated Press to the Star :.

NHtIOHaV AssUCTHIUU fT6ss 70 bhe oGAr
New YORK, Sept 4.-The funeral oil
E. L. Davenport, the agedlan, will take
place Wednesday morning at o'clock,
at Rev. Il. FL. Chapin's Church, in this
city. DR.. Chaplin, who has been spend
ing the summer in Massachusetts, has
slgnitied his willingness to come nome
and officiate at the last rites of his de-
ceased friend,
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
CHEAP SCHOOL ROOAS.

M. B. MORONEY VIII offer to the public, at
corner Fifth and Sycamore streets, full line
Stationery, &c. Prices much lower than else
where. Old Books exchanged. au3l -St*
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fictitious. The postmaster and the
commissioner before whom the bond
was drawn up have been arrested and
new postmaster appointed,
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New Collector at Cnicaeo.

Some Time since the President di.
rected the Secretary OF the Treasury TO
request the resignation OF j. Russell
Jones, Collector at Chicago. Mr.. Jones
having failed to resign, he was yester-
day suspended, and VIM. Henry Smith,
the general agent Of the Western Asso-
ciated Press, appointed in his place.
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M ANTED - FARM To rent or lease q
Vx 1irst-class productive farm, well located.
VIII pay money rent, give best of references
and security, If desired. Address for one week
FARMER, Box o, Cincinnati, Ohio. aull-tf
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wANTHD---MIscDLLANnoUs

w WAGTED-PART ER-Wi $4,000 in a
Wy rag store. Inquire OF Mrs. L. 10TH,
58 West Sixth street. lt+
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M NTED-CLAIMS-All discharged SOL
" oilers and pensioners to know that CHAS.
j.. BROWN, late United States Pension Agent,
~ prepared to prosecute claims for original
and increase pensions and to transact all bus-
ness pertaining to the collection Of pensions.
once, Room No. 7, northwest corner Seventh
and Vine streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. sci -9t4
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into shapeless mass. He was en- his
knees near The western wall Of the
house. Quigley was working for Mr..
Coughlan, but formerly had been en-
ployed by the Gas Company. His re-
mains were placed on a door aud taken
to Habig's, where they were WASHED.
They were atterward taken to the home
OF his uncle, No. 5l8 West Eighth stree 6.
Mr.. Quisley was d skilled laborer, in the
prime OF his life, and unmarried.
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The Great Bankrupt Stock Of Clothing
his arrived, and is now open, at 79 W.
Fourth street. The stock is from a large
wholesale Ii m in New York City that
failed, and the entire stock will be sold
~ per cent. less than cost, as by order
the estate must be settled up in the next
seven days. A few prices will be men
toned, to show what extraordinary bar
gains are being offered: Mems Cloth
Pants ior 81 q, cheap at 80; Mems Over
coats for ~ 9S, worth $S; whole Suit OF
Mems Clothes, $5 70, made from good
heavy Winter Cloth, and cheap at $14.
All other goods in the Immense stock
equally as cheap as the above mentioned
prices. Sale is at 70 West Fourth street,
between Vine and Walnut streets, Gin
cinnati. Remember this great sale pos
itiVely closes at the end OF seven days.
Store open every night TILL 8 O'Clock. .
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OHIO & MISSsS>IPPI RAILWAY.


CONTEST as TO w 40 ShOulu NOhe-
Two Boards of Directors Elected.
The stockholders Of the OAiU u Missis-
sippi Railway met yesterday evening
tor the purpose OF electing Board OF
Directors. The question OF the right to
vote was the stumbling block. A COM
mittee was appointed " settle the mat.
ter. Their report was plainly i'll favor
OF what may be Callod the Baltimore II
Ohio interest.
1t was TO the effect that under the cir
cumstances it would be unLaW to re-
ceiye any votes except from parties WAC
could show their right to vote by eXnib-
iting the stock certificates held BY them
or me bonds they owned. This decision
was not at all pleasing to me New York
party. Thereport being made, ald there
being no appeal, the vote Preceded.
Mr., Garret cast the bulk OF the vote, he
exhibiting over $1,000 600 of stock and
bonds. The vacancy caused by the
resignation of Messrs. Gait and Tor
renee was filled by the election OF Gov
ernor Il. NJ. Bishop and General Kennel
Garrard.
The four Directors whose term OF office
expired were replaced by the elecLl III
of sir. W. Whitewright and Mr.. lselln,
Of New i0lk, Mr.. Meier, OF ot. Louis,
and Mr.. Scarborough, Of this city. As
soon as the election WAS over The meet
ing All utneu, and the Board OF Direct
ors met ana eleULed MI. Parsons, .. st.
Louis, President, and reelected the
presen. Secretary and Treasurer.
The New York men h Ilding proXiGs-
Messrs. Day and Nance, representing =
| S1O 600 900 OF stock and bonds, and two
| ,thrr parties, representing aDOuj
| IS OOO, ,OO0 more-met Immediately after
tor nn Indignation meeting. They pro
ceeded at once to I'LL the vacancies il
the Board, as follows: W. D. It. Manice
| New York; W. D. Griswold, ST. l. ,uis
y. D. Ashley, New York; Henry Craw
ford, Illinois. They re- Owed TO amen.
The bylaws, SO as 10 reduce The Boart
OF Directors 10 nine, and, by resolution
rem wed the office Of the Q ,mp"ny tc
New York, which tney made the plac
iUr lulule meetings.
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LEGAL.

r EGAL,-L" VISA DANTEL. PLAIN
TIFF, against Charles Dantcl. defendant.
Hamilton Common Pleas Court, No. 53, $50 =
The defendant will take notice that the said
LOUISA Dantel this day I'll led her petition In the
Court Of Common Pleas, Of Hamilton County,
ONO, stating therein, among other things,
that she has been a resident of the state OF
OHIO for more than one year last past, and is
at present a bona nde resident OF said County
and State; and further, that on or about the
the 23l day of June. A. ID. 1867, she was mar
ried to the defendant in the city Of Buffalo,
and State of New York, and has ever since
conducted herself as a faithful anu obellent
wife, that she had two children with said de-
fendant, named Edward ana Lilly, respective
ly nine and seven years old, that said de-
fendant, disregarding his marital VOWS towards
this plaintiff, has been wiliully absent from
her for more than three years last past, with
out any Just cause or provocaton on the part
Of this plaintiff, ANA further has been guilty Of
gross neglect Of duty, in this, that he wholly
neglected and refused 10 provide for her and
their children. The plalnlin therefore prays
that she may bt divorced from said Charles
Dantel, and thar the custody of sud children
may be decreed to tier, and thag she may have
such other and further relief rs III justice and
equity she may be entitled to.
The d fcndant will bG required to answer on
or before the 10Th day Of November, \. D. 1877.
HLRM. MARCK ORTIZ,
Plaintiff S Attorney.
CINCINNATI, October ., A. ID. 1871.
oC5-6tF
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Amusement Notes.

The Lingards next week at the Grand
Opera-house.
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett at the Grand
Opera-house appears this evening in a
grand double bill, "shylock" and "Da-
yId Garrick." Tomorrow matinee,
"Counterfeit Presentment'-nIghL, "Ju-
lius Cesar"
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 1. Frayne in "Sl.
Slocum" at r Dbinson's Opera house to-
night, tomorrow night ana matinee TO-
morrow afternoon.
Woods Theater, Mr.. Dan. Thompson
In the drama "Joshua Whitcomb," two
nights and Saturday matinee rem ain.
Next week at Robinson's Opera house
we are to have Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Flor
ence, supported by an excellent COM
pany Of their own.
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LEGAL.

r EG A L.-BARNARD TRIMPE WILL
/ take notice that on the 7th Day Of Decem-
ber, 1919, Joseph Batter filed his petition
against him in the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Hamilton County, Ohio cease No. 5i,l2U, the
object and prayer Of which is to recover a
judgment against HIM for the sum OF two hun
dred and ninety nine dollars and seven cents.
with interest thereon from the 5th day OF june.
1869, being for money paid in satisfaction of a
judgment rendered in Wayne County, Indiana
Common Pleas Court, at the May, lt6l, term
thereof, against plaintiff as surety for defend-
ant upon certain promssory note, execute |
to one c. Frank 4 Co., and that he appear and
answer said petition on or before thl Sd day Of
November, 1877. lie is also notified that writ
OF garnishee process has been served on Joseph
Niehaus, Executor OF the estate OF Henry
Trimpe, deceased. NJ X AIRY,
sel4 -6tF ATTORNEY for PlainttT
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Z EGAL 'NOTICE.-JOSEPH SOUR, WHO
/ j resides in the State OF New York, will take
notice that Vessel Bunker, Executor of the
last will and testament OF Casper Sour, de-
ceased, on the 25tn day OF July, 4. d 1877, filed
his petition IN tine Probate Court, within and
for the county Of Hamilton, and State OF Ohio,
wherein SAID Vessel Bunker, Executor as
aforesaid, ls plain III, and Maria Sour ct al.
are defendants, said cause being numbered on
the docket of said court as case No. 275D, a.
lcglng that the present estate Of said decedent
Is lnsutllc lent to pay his debts and the cha' ges
of administering his estate, that he dle,l seLed
in fee simple Of tEe following described leal
estate situate in sail county and State, to W.T.:
All that certain Lot in Section %, township
3, Fractional Range e. Miami Purchase, Ham
lltOn County, ONO, and b5ing Lot No. 7, as
plated on the return OF commissioners, and
Containing 5 u. 100 acres, being same property
conveyed by the Administrative of Elisha
Folger. deceased, t. Casper Sour by decd re-
corded in book W, page II, Hamilton County
Records, and being situated near FalrmOunt.
Also Lots and IL on the plat OF Clinton Fol-
ger, deceased, made by his heirs III SAID Sec
Iion 81, which said plat is recorded in Record
Book No. 225 page -, OF the May Term, 1871, Oh
the Hamilton Common fltas Couft, IN the case
of Thomas FJlger against Alexander Folser
ct al, each of said Lots contalnlng Ia -lOJ
acres, lmaking in all 5-lOO acres.
Also Lots h AM u on plat OF subdivision
recorded in Plat Book No. s. page B. OF the
Records Of Hamilton County, ONO, and being
part Of Lot No. l.! on the plat OF the estate OF
Elisha Folger, deceased, ia said Section 49,
Hamilton County, Ohio. All Of above de-
SCI. bed tracts having been conveyed to said
Casper sour, deceased, by Joseph Mestemaker
Der LOUIS Kramer, his Assignee, by deed re-
corIed in Deed Book No. 4J9, page PAS, of the
Deed Records OF said County and Ut ,te
lhav said Caspar sour, ucceaoeu, left sur
yiying him Maria Sour, his widow, and sole
heir al law, and one Of the tievlsecs under sad
last will ana ties am Mt, and that SAID Joseph
Sour w tn 9th rs, dCysecs under said Will and
testament, claims an interest in SAID real
estate.
Tne prayer OF SAID petition is for sale Of
soi, desc lbcd real cs ate for the payment OF
the debts and charges Of the estate OF sal I
Caspar Sour, deceased, and OF the administer
mv Of the same. SAID petition Wlll be lor
hearing on the lst day OF November, A. ID.
iSI7 or as soon thereafter as leave can be mad.
ave- - W ESoEL BUNKER,
Exocu,or of the Ia t. will and testament uf Cas-
per sour, deceased. -
MoGARRY Il SANBoRN, Attorneys for Plaln-
! tif, Room Il, johnston Fuilding. se2S-itF
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Cincinnati Colonization Society.

The members Of the above Association
met in special session last evening. A
resolution was adopted to hold their
extra concert tomorrow at the Lookout
House.
The members were instructed to OBJ
tain assistance from the citizens, SO that
the Committee might be able TO visit the
West for the purpose Of securing suita-
Bile lands.
A resolution was adopted 10 change
the name of The Association from that Of
Cincinnati Worklngmen's Colonization
Society to "CincInnati Colonization So
ciety."
Messrs. R4ir, Heszler, Domeier, Will.
iams, Heinihg, NouAaus and Braten
were appointed Il comm ttee to ask pt-
cuniary aid from the newspaper CON-
panies to help them reduce the debt II
the Association.
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Cutaneous eruptions, which are so common
orally intractable and always troublesome,
are easily mana ed by the habitual use OF
GIenn's sulphur Soap, and the discOntinuancc
Of all other soaps The exclusive employment
OF Glenns sulphur Soap also secures TO those
who use il immunity from all contagious dis
rases Sold by druggists, grocers ana fancy
goods dealers. Depot, CRIrIENTON'S, No. 7
Sixth avenue, New York.
Hills Hair ana Whisker Dye, black or brown,
bOc. M,W&F
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WHOLESALE MILLINERY.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRlCT COURT OF THE UNITED
| STATES, Southern District OF Ohio.-In
Bankruptcy. - No. 1924. In the matter Of
Kachael A. Williams, a bankrupt. The credi
tors of said bankrupt are notified that she has
filed hor petition in this Court praying for
final discharge from all her debts proyablo un-
der the Bankrupt Act and the acts amenda-
tory thereof, and said creditors are required
to appear at a Court of Bankruptcy to be held
before me at my Office. No East Third street,
Cincinnati, on the oath day OF October, 1877, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, and show cause, If any they
have, why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted
Dated at Cincinnati, September 90. 1877.
FLAMEN BALL,
se2S-3tF Register In Bankruptcy.
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Two voting precincts were missing this
morning.
County Clerk Bernard has appointed
Squire johnson, and the Republicans
Squire Dossmau, 10 assist in the work
oil lOOting up The official returns.
The various candidates will be per-
mitted to be present at the counting.
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Purse OF 81, 900, for 2:4O class, $500 to first,
$3.50 to second SIS to thlrd 500 to fourth.
/. Charles Leggatt. Springdale, ONO, ch. m.
Cottage Girl, by Mambrmo Star, dam Lady
Franklin.
2. j. p. Thompson, Delaware, ONO, b. g.
Frank Sloan, by McCann'S Abdallah, dam by
Glencoe.
8. Joseph Wood, Rochester, Sew YORK, 5. m,
Fanny llaCkett.
A. j. b. Stewart, st. Louis, Missouri, b. s.
Bay Tom.
5. W. +. Buckncr, Hopkinsville, Kentucky,
b. IN. Lucille, by EXchcquer.
8. J. II. BAH, Chicago, Illinois, b. 10. Car
RE X.
Z. {. G. Lawhead, Washington q. H.. Ohio, b.
M Nettie q.
s. Thomas Il Co., st. Louis, Missouri, b. m
Bette q.
9. j. B. Hail. b. 6. Barkis.
TO- James Bailey, Cincinnati, Ohio, b. g
Straders ii amb betOnian by Rysiyks HANDLE
tonian, dam by Seelcy's American star.
IL. W. Il. Matthews, Plttsburg, Pennsylva
MIA. b. &. Tom Eyre.
Il. Uhas. Frost, Connersville, Indiana, g. m
Kitty Bates.
l3..Macy Bros, Versailles, Kentucky. &. 8
! Andy MeshOn, by Curtis HamDletOnlan, dam
| by Kavanaugh's Gray Eagle.
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The Cincinnati Club yesterday de-
:eated the indianapolis Club by a score
of u to 0. The game was called BY
4 agreement at the end OF the eighth in
Aiug, us it was getting too dar to play
The following is the score:
Ipnlngs. ..............l 4 8
CiuclnnaUiS ........ IL 0 2 1 0-12
indianapolis. ..........0 D 0 0 D o. u
Runs earned--Cincinnatis 5.
Total bases on clean nhlts-CinCinnatis 29, In
dianapohs 4.
Two base hits-Pike ,, Booth !, Miller /.
Three base hltS-MitChell !.
Struck out-CincinnaIIS 4, indianapolis 10.
Bases on called Dalls-Mlllcr |.
Balls called-On Mitchell q, on Mccormick
%; on Mc>orley s.
Strikes callGd-Of Mitchell So off McCor-
mick 5j, of McSorLcy l3.
Left on DaSeS-CnClnnatis 7, Indianapolis 3
First base on errors-ClucInnatis 4.
Passed balls-Fiint 4, Cuthbcrt 3.
Wild pitches-MItChcl /.
Wild thrOWs-Mc ormIuk |, Qucst1.
Fly balls mis3eLl-Qucst1
Double plays-Elint and HOuntz /.
Umpirc-Mr. Harry Il. Smith.
The same clubs play again to-day, the
same to be- called at 2:30 O'clock.
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The Election.

There are no more figures In regard
TO the standing Of the different candi-
dates to be presented to our readers to-
day. The official count Will probably
be commenced to-day, as tRs returns q
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TrOtting Races.

The fall trotting races at Chester Park
will begin next Tuesday and last four
lays. The following are the first days
entries:
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NOTICES.,

MADAM DE ALDEN, THE GREATEST
ltl fortune teller known, is now located at
222 Plum street, near Sixth, entrance next
door to the barber shop. it,
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UNDERTAKERS.

-. r.. ESTEP, G. Ii. MEYER.
EST EP 81 Nj EY ERR,
UNDERTAKERS, OniCe No. al w. Seventh
street. Stables ana Warcrooms, PA, 2l6 and
N8 West Seventh street, Cincinnati. Sole
manufacturers OF Estep's Patent Air-tght
Burial Cases and Caskets. Cases and CasKe
OF all Kinds. Embalming under new princl-
pie Oficc hours day and night. Jyl5-u
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