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New-York tribune., 1878-11-26

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the Trust

created by tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company for the
of certain securities organized and tEa Of
rs viii by the Managers OF the Trust tor the sale
TO them and shares OF other companies the pn
cpa interest dividend which is guaranteed by the
Pennsy yania Raj road Company
The offers to be addresse WISrAR MORRIS Chairman
of the Managers the Trust at the oce of the Pennsylvania
Pal philaleDhia.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26

GAS STOCKS & CITY RR. UIOrse and Elyt'D
Osocks e Bonds bought & sold FTHEWITf. Bro1dc.t
GAS STOCKS.
All York end BROOKLYN stocks, and also a kinds
Of Brooklyn Investment securities, dealt m by
GEO H. PHENTISS.
BrOsd.st., y V.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-26

BOeTON Nov. 20, lNiS.
IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE, we shall
credits. and draw Bills on London Oh Messrs
EIDDTR. PEA BODY & co.
NEW YORK Now -, 1873
m Of arrangements with Messrs. klDDER
PEABODY CO.. shall discontinue from this date the IS
Credits Office Boston For all other bnsl-
all business relating to credits heretofore lssne
application to be made as usual 10 our agent, W. H.
For Barring BROT HERS & co,
: ,y( &C. WARD, AttvS.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17

AsTR1lT rist in 1t. Petersburg at such
a kins A. this nay easily become an event
sf ip,ssnahssal Importance. The raAi-
ftisas Of The great sscialistie conspiracy
have sssissaly alarmed the Government,
90 iAsrs sssws grave reasons to fear that
ahs &auadaasns, ast Of the throne alsns,
hst Of ssaissy have beea undermined, and
sxsA dsulsssHstisas Of The sxistsnss Of a
ssbaless Aslns n the capital itself IS
!A@ Nsas ty tho riss On aatarday-wken
d. sstazph u the psfos 10 disperse a
- af Hssialissis wmpathisers were net
BY pitI ssos~will hs apt to make the
asveesnsat aesrs careful to satisfy the
,1sRsah sf tAs pAspls tbas to eonsiliate
sueids powers. Russia has all the male
siAh asds to hsad for Arst-cIass repre-
aastssa SftAe worst scenes Of the French
1svehtisa; and she can afford to risk
tatkRRtsy in popular war than to
sehsis ths tiger"
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17

NV JBaux ID 10 begin teaching the
yassYie systa ofveishts and measures to
tks yupils ia ispablis schools at the open
fHs 1st ths school year. The system is
tsught In tho public schools Of Boston and
IN many colleges; the object Of the instruc
Sloa bsHg ID raiss up an army of advo-
Gates for in general adorsien. The peo
pie TO he ssavertsd, however, are manu-
Asursu, voskMm, draushtsnss, and
.ethsrs syAins valuable machinery, tools
and plaaa Or designs Mads 10 a scale to
. ssals Of Easllsh measure. These have a
prassieaI interest in preserving the old
sysssn, sotwithshndiag the theoretical
advaxtsgs Of the metric syatcm, and the
!shaxss frsn one to the other will net b.
made until The metric System brings with
il len Of iasenvsaisacs than threaten,
Just nsw.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
aprl2.3t

NOTICE.-I, Dennis Bradley, do hereby
give notice that shall apply to the Judges
Of the Court of General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF
Delaware, in and for the county of New
Castle, on Monday, the sixth day of May
next being the first day of the May term,
A. D., 1873, for license to keep al Inn or
Tavern, at No, 226 west Front street, IN the
First ward of the city of Wilmington, Del,
and to sell intoxicating liquors 10 less guam
titles than one quart, to be drunk on the
premises. and the following respectable Cit
izens recommend this said application, to
wit:
Patrick T.alIy, Jam es McKenna.
;Jamez w. King, natIick Whelan.
Maurice Pagan, ia es Corrigan.
Thomas Walsh, Thomas Mccormick
patrick &eWel', John Haughey
Martin McGrath, Charles Mullin,
John T. Kelley, q H. Kierzel.
Danu B. Cummins, John Caldwell,
Henry Lingo. John H Yatter
lanes Monaghan, frederick DantE.
Andrew Cowan, John &. Lavery,
Edward Hart, Martin Keough,
Edward Rogers, Daniel Melarkey,
Phillip q. Plunkett.
apl3-3t. DENNIS BRADLEY.
NOTICE.--I, Joseph Orme, do here
Nv sivc notice thnI ahali apply to the
Judres of the Cou't 9! General Sessions OF
tn. Peace and Jail Delivery of the state OF
Delaware, In and for the county OF New
Castle, on Monday, the 6 h d'y OF MAY mex ne2'
being the first day the May term, A D., 1910,
for license to keep an I'm or Tavern, on
Pennsylvania Avenue, Between Scott ana
DUPONT streets, known An the PennsylVania
Avenue House, in the seventh wsra'
OF the city of wilmington, to sell intoxicat'
ing liquors IN less quantities than one quar.'
10 be drunk on the premises, and the 1917
lowing respectable citizens recommend tno
said application, to wit
w { N't,rd. Richard walker,
William X irk, EraSmur - jones'
Same B Ba l,s, Alfred Ashton, -,
George r PObluson% George Ainsworth,
Thf, M A Smith, John norgherty,
C;eoIrs H T. hnson, James Dougherty,
lanes { Mcdowell, VIM r Hickman,
Anthony Huffman, Walter Camperson'
JOS w McGaw, Isaac / Pric".
Cpnrye w Jones, patricE G thcart,
Ia r. es Fl &C inl"n, Ernest ii HlndeTer,
Gao ar Il Nc 'Owoll, JOHN BJlingsOery,
lii Fergu on, James Nclhlyre'
B Law, David noWen;
anrlI-2t JDShPH 0RME.
vsay.sQ
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
EDUC ALTON AL.
f. JOssRPE's AUADE&y

,.!:T. JOsEpE'a AChDEHy
-.J
Il tSs9NpT HILL. PHILADELPHIA
Under tho care Ut the sisters OF st, J0sepi
rms course OF tns,rCctton includes all TIC
nranches0f a useful and Christian oducas
Mnn
Annual pension for Board ID luiticI
900, For further particulars a@dress,
sepl"ly MOTHER MARY JOHN
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17

lUse naAssr OF cedar poles, Of i'm
M1ase length, have been shipped to Charles
~, Ssuth Carolina, from Tennessee, with
in the past few days. 1t is the Intention TO
sAip thsn TO Europe for use as telegraph
Pd1s:
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
,BoeTILAeK WITH HIS THOUSANDS

Nr. fsrssEal Price, of Aysrstewp, Is
,sasassa In Business - . bootkl.ck and ha,
Asen fSr ssns ysan. In 1873 he Arsw ss q
Ryizs IN tAs eAsnaldsah, scAuylkill couaty
the AN Of -, ,1H.T. Non. Joseph Coovsr
Of xysrstswl, vss appointed Ais guar Gisn
sy tAs oYphass' Court Of Schxylkill county
ard ~ Aas SArsfslly guarded the trust
Bnasr a srasr Of Court he b.s paid the
fxtSysss Anstally to the mother of fercivsl
ana hGs paid ether asssssary expenses, al
u sAiaa Aavs sssa allowed BY tss court
W. Fsias, having arrived at the Ags Of 81
ysaM. Mr.. CsovsF yesterday paid over tt
fln NJ balance, ,7o1 80. Mr. Price in
11Atsnsly ilvsstsd the entire SUM Ia kon'
AE Ah nsAasr ssd himself, ans in sat,
tnatnsRls asd H"tiLSss upon real lifs.--
fLSANAeA II
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
A ALAYRa CLAIMS.
HHLATTN woMAN SUES MAN FOR SELL
IHe kAk INFs SLAVERY.

4 special frsn Cincinnati, Ohio, says:
4 remarkable ease was hsfsrs the United
GkstH district Qsart here On Monday.
1sArsatta Wseaa, AslAsto woman Of 6e
yssrs, brought ssit against Zsbalsn Ward
npw Of Littls 1sck, Ark, bat formerly
WsFdsa ef KsntRsky Peniss&tiary, fer kid,
Aa1piAg Asr ana sailing her into slavery In
1&&. RAA slaiMs damages to the amsuut
Of Oh, 80. Ths wsnAA's evidence was
iAat ~ bslsaSsd t. Ars. Csrsde, who
SrssSlt lar - Cisslhasti and Aasunittsd
Asr In les1. Aftw staying here two yssra
~ WAS sAtisad across 10 Ksstzcky, where
- vas kidnapped, taken lrst to LsxiA4ton
1ftsrwstd "A Frankfort, while Ward was ii
eAarss o. sas rsaitsAtiary, and As tsok hsl
and sold her to eae Gerard SrandoA, d Tsxa,
plS1tsr wAs kept her At wsrk sAtil tht
emancipation by law. The cAss is . sisSu
lar enc hocsuss Of the lsSgtA Of tims As
1as elapsed slAcs the occarrsscs and q
hsilg . relic Of NE slavery system nov
Ssaa. It 10 stfll in progress.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
LICENSE APPLICATIONS

NOTICE. - I, Thomas Faean. do
" hereby give notice that I shall apply
to the Judges OF the Court of General ses.
sions Of the Peace ani jail Delivery Of the
state Of Delaware. In and tor the ounty Of
New Castle, on Monday, the 9Th day or
May Lext, A d., 1873, Tor license to keen
au Inn or Tavern at No lOi "ront street,
Eno1n as the sorrel Horse In the
First Ward, Wilmington, Del, to sell
Intoxicating ltqro's in le 8 quantities
III 4n on quart, to he drunk on the prem.
tses and ,ne following respectable c'tzeus
commend this said application. to wit
Lawrence kierans. patrick Plunkett,
Joseph H0Opes, Jos ph Hum,
Aut ustns Aschenbaca, t'eorge NJ Bacon,
James McKeDna, Julius g nther,
Patrick Laily. John kienle,
.iennls Bradley, James NJ naphan.
Patrick Hughes, John Cald we'll,
Francis X ely; rhos ctormlck,
VIM ~ q enn, John Madden,
j. w Palmer VIM Kyne,
.Iames A Ptunket. James f Eelly,
John Z Hooker, James " King
Joseph Nei' ermair, ''r"a Well.
John kjeu!e, John Green.
aprl2.3t THOMAS Il GAN
NJ OTICF.--I John Nc '.l.n. do here
~ by give notice t. It shall apply TO the
judges # the Court Of Gene'al 'essions Of
the lea"e an' jail Delivery of tn, State
% Delaw ra Ia and for The Couniy # New
Cast e, on Monday. he 9Th day OF My next
being the first day o. the Nay Term A. ID.
1873. for q lic,nse tn keep an Inn or Tavern
know II as the Washington HO'e'. on Market
street, in New Castle school district No 46
In New Castle hundred, 10 sell into xica'ing
liquors in less qualities than one quart,
TO be unk n The premises and t. g follow
ing respectable citizens recommend this
said application to wit:
Giles aHnhson, John Bacon,
G. l. JemisOu, David Rryson,
Thomas Morrison, Isn.es H Swami,
John White, John q Mahoney,
VIM H Dobb, William Hunter,
John Fl Rodney, $ = Massey.
arr'7-3t JOHN Nc ALLIN.
NOTICE., William H JACK do hereby
lN give notice that shan apply III writ
ing to the Judges of the Court ,f Genera
Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery
of New Castle. on Monday, The 9th day
May next A. n. 1873 being the first day
the next May Term of the said Court, for
licenSe to keep an Inn or Tavern. at Ne.
0 East Third street, in the Fourth Ward, Of
the. city Of Wilmington, to sell in
than one quart. to be drunk on the premi.
ses and the following respectable citizens
recommend the said appttcatiOn. to wit:
James Parker. Wna H Brady.
Messick, james a Hart.
Henry E Albert, John p Krutz'
Francis K Jacquot, Francis Huguenot,
Thomas Fa'on, VIM p Carr,jr
Alexander Hart, Julius A Krauspe,
VIM Alien. Bernard BOnner,,
Geo H P Simmons. Charles G Bush,
James M Holland. John Hanson,
James q Aiken, Joseph Teas,
Peirce Gould, George D Cle1and,
Gotfleib Mammele, George Adele,
Francis I SawdOu, John Otto.
aprl2st JACK.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
TIE HERALD
The xse..ng 4srsAA

n puhxuAsa every nsrnlag, ssndays
oxssptsdl ana delivered in the city OF
wian,ngtuu anA surrounding places for six
csns per week, payable to the carriers
NJ sshssa1pAsns, pestsge free. three
AalnGS per asauA.
6pa. OBYRNE d Co., PuhAshsrs.
= No. 500 Sh.pley Street.
~t Wilmington. Del.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17

Nepxc1 TO SynscRLBZls.-IAsss OF oul
.as,rsssss who are iudssssd y tAs MORN
f ~ HnnAz1, vii obkge by an early re-
Efsanca.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE., Daniel McStay. do Hereby
give notice that ] shall apply In writings to
thu Judges OF the Court Of General : ssioDs
Of the Peace and jail Delivery "f the State
of Delaware, in aud for the County of New
Castle, on Monday the 9th day OF Msy next,
A. D 1878, beiiA IT," first day Of the next
May term Of said COutt, for license TO
keep a ho:e', knvwr as TIE Practical Farmer,
in School District No. l. Brandywine Hd.,
New Castle comfy, Delaware, to sell in
toxicatiny liquors in less quantities than
one quart to "e drunk on the premises. and
tho iollowirg respectable ct'izers recoms
mend the said application, 20 wit:
William n casey, fln,man Just.
John Cnus'ns, William T Shute,
David w Philips, James W GrnDb.
Jacob Norr.lt John Glover.
Alfred d Bird, VIM IA Gnmbes.
Edward .4ruhn, tobt Bosbnrough,
JOhn NJ C,ardcAs, James trIbh,
John Hailer. John = Grover,
aprl0.St DANIEL MCSTAY.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
WIKuIu0TOH. Del. April II, ISIS.

TEE "puAlic planpsrsrs' Of timber re-
gard themselves ~ an oppressed and
peuseutsd people. They insist upon
AAvjnr the "inalisaable right" to cut
down, csasans and destroy timber on the
khtlis lands without let or hindrance'
The Westsra States are not well supplied
wiA timber; hunarsds Of millions of acres
lave n timber At all; and such is to be
found 10 patches here and there, is being
wicked ever and cut down by the reckless
Ra,.ssra witAsst thought Of the future.
The result will b that the whole country
wsst Of sAs Mississippi, and much Of that
On thin i'd Of it will in few years be de-
zuslsa Of timber trees. If these first set
tlsEs Of tAs West mean to make perma-
xsas hsnn there, they ought to thank the
0svsRnsat jsr its concern fer their pos
ssrity, insss.d Of covering it with curses "a
wish q garment.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17

arLMA sh.sG iia uN& confined 90 Eha ltoib
poD3, ~ this season altrOSt GV4rybody ~
homrsn. The btpati; Of distressed IunGs are are
,,v,,rv where. Why IS thiS, WLeh Lnle
Any cough. col or hcarseness in 4S hoursf
Sold by oil Druggists. na
ptkc's Topthache. Drop ures III JUG
mlDuLee
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17

/ NOTICE,-I, VIM. sweeny, of the towR
of Odessa, in New Castle County and State
of Delaware, do hereby give notice that l.,
Martin Ryan, Intend to apply to tho Court
OF General Sessions OF the Peace and Jatl
Delivery Of the State Of Delaware, in ard
for New Css'le County, to be held in New
Castle, on Monday, the sixth Day Of May,
A. D., 1878. being the first day of the May
Term Of said Court, for license to keep q
wholesale liquor stoae, at No. 2o02 Market
street, in the Ninth ward, of the city OF
Wilmington, to sell Intoxicating liquors in
quantities not loss than half gallon, and
the following respectable citizens reeems
mend the said application, to wit
John Pyle. James Sch nfeld
John Carson, NSvAn G Gam bic,
VIM II Barclay, James A 10 gers,
r b Gallagher, Franklin Cloud.
Lewis Bullock Patrick McMak1n,
RernhArd MeVey, Edwin II barr,
Goltleib Rshfnss, j. n Hheekells,
Jnseph Barr Jr., " A Williams.
Joseph MrKinnnn, John H Plelson.
George Morrow, Custava KeolcE,
Patrick HaggerGy, VIM n Morrow,
John Griffin. Thomas Graves
aprl2-3t " M. SWEENY.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17

Richard walker,
FraSmur y Jones,
Alfred Ashton,
George Airsworth'
John norgherty.
James Dougherty
VIM r Hickm
Walter ('amperson'
Isaac 7 Pric".
patricE G thcart,
Ernest Hinderer,
john BJiliugsbery,
James Mcintyre,
David HoWen.
JOSEPH oRM n.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17
MOTHER MARY JOHN

TILLANOVA COLLEGE, hALA Fer
v COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA.
Rails instlluo.,,n, chartered with UniVer
&tr Privileges is under the charge OF the
sliguatinian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students whod desire to maze
l. thorough Classical, c'entltic or CONNER
cia course. 1t is aituH.3 I'd on the Pennsyl'
yania Centl al Eoilroh eleven miles RON
Philadelphia 2ailroad station and Pos'
Office on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session OF five months. g.
advance,) 8l60.
For full particulars ., send for a catalogue
Rev. r. A. MIDDLETON. D. d..
|dAl-Qlyr PpeRtden.,
The Morning herald., 1878-04-17

NOTICE.-I, Patrick Harmey, do herby
give notice that shall apply to Judges ofthe
Court of General Sessions of the Peace and
Jail Delivery of the State Of Delaware, In
and for the county of New Castle, on Aon~
day, the 9Th day of May next, being the first
dav of the May term, A. D., 1878, for liz
cense to keep an Inn or Tavern, at No. 600
r. Third street, being the South East corner
of Third and Pine streets, In the Second
ward of the city OF Wilmington, Del, I,
and tn sell intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk
on the premises, and the following re-
speetable citizens recommend this said ap-
plication, to wit:
r II Taylor, Peter Durham.
J Nj Howell, Jos phi H Richards,
Char es T. Sparks. = Bn9ah.
Gustavc Konitzer, MchKl Kenney,
Daniel O'Byrne, John TIBush,
Robert r. Pyle, Robert Hutton,
George McCray, TB Merrett,
Geo " Hyatt. = Roberts.
D Turner. Ch rles Weyl,
Nicholas Jenney, William Leg,
Michael Rafferty,, Joseph Stoeckle,
VIM FL Thompson, William W1ndltn
Kep1bIican please copy.
NOIlCE.-l,J Jas II DlcklnBOn, 10 HoEeDy
IN give r office that I shall apply to the
Judges Of the Court Of General eessions
of the Peace and jail Delivery OF the State
Of Delaware in ana fer the Count? Of New
Csstle, on Moudac TIE 9th Gay Of May
no. 1t, being the first day Of the May term "A.
d 1871, fer . license to h eep an Inn or Tavern
At GO. l.e. ". Front str:e;. kaown as the
Clty Hotel. In the FIRST " -rc. in the city OF
Wilmington, to sell Intoxicating liquors IN
less quantities than one quart, to be drunk
N the promises, and the following respect.
abls citizens recommend THE said appltca-
tion to wit;
John 7 ickey, SW Kirk,
Gee NJ pacon, Francis K Kelley.
| Jacob Ru.z, VS. I4ightioote,
H W Evans, Jos Hoores
l. W Palmer, WIN Murphy,
| Theodore steele, Jrhu Green.
| Francis G Vinciugar, r NGtneraE,
| Jacob w Nc ord lel., JOS j Hum,
| Lawrence p!erson, @ t'elkirs
augustus Ashe Abarh, + Piunsett,
| VIM Kyne, Jno Hooker,
Jacob Kienel, Jas A Wilson.
| VIVA T Glenn, Geo X Burroughs,
A B Gamer s. u B Jeffriss.
| asrl1-3t Jas l. DICKINSON.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-10
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN,
Consideration of the Tax Levy


The Board met in special session yester-
day afternoon, the object being the consid,
Grafton of the tax levy as recommended by
the Finance Committee at its last meeting
Mr.. Thompson of the Second Ward said
that while the levy was made with great
care by the Finance Committee he was of
the opinion that change would be bene-
ficial and he would move that for the Fire
Department the levy should be LOS mills,
instead of 1.10; for the Police Department,
l.55 mills instead of 100 and for lighting
the city LOO mill, instead of 80 of mill
A vote was taken on striking out the 1.60
mills for the support of the Police Depart
ment and substituting 155, resulting
16 nays 10.
On striking out 1.10 for the support of the
Fire Department and substituting LOS, the
vote stood-ayes II, nays "a.
A vote was next taken on increasing the
Light Fund, and it was defeated.
Mr. Fitzgerald moved the engrossing the
ordinance, and called for the previous ques-
ton.
His motion was lost, and the subject was
still open for discussion.
Mr. Won. Saggern moved that the levy
for the interest on the city debt be changed
from 9.35 of l mill to 292 of mill. He ex-
planned that he made the motion for the
purpose of testing the question whether or
not Council can be compelled to provide for
the payment of the interest on the Southern
Railroad debt
Mr.. Fitzgerald rose to a point of order
that the levy was made under the law, and
discussion of the question was out of order.
The Chair sustained the point of order.
Mr. Won Seggern appealed from the de-
cision of the Chair. The Chair was sus-
tanned
Mr.. Fitzgerald here renewed his motion
for the engrossment Of the ordinance, as
recommended by the Finance Committee.
This was carried and vote on the suspen-
sion of the rules, so as to allow the ordin-
ance to be passed at once, resulted: For sus-
pension, 80; against suspension, 3.
Adjourned.
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apis. 7tap1smy2. 16. .SOiu13. .27iy10

T EG A L. JOSEPH B. QUIM IS HEBEBY
i ! notified that the City Building Loan and De-
post Association of Cincinnati Ohio, has com
menced in the Court of Common Pleas OF Hamil-
ton County, Ohio, proceedings for the foreclosure
of certain mortgage given by him to said Asso-
citation on December 10Th, 1871 and for the sale
under said proceedings OF the certain lot OF fground
conveyed by said mortgage deed to said Associa-
ton, to-wit A lot of land in Section %, Mlcreck
Township, Hamilton County, Ohio, being part of
lot No. 50, of the subdivision Of Charles c. Muir
dock, Master Commissioner OF lot No. II, of John
Burgoyne's second subdivision of the lands of j.
c. Ludlow, deceased described rs follows:
Beginning at point on the eastern line of said
lotsixty feet distant from the southeast corner of
said lot (55); thence running in northerly di-
rection along the eastern line of said lot, sixty
feet; thence westerly in a line parallel to the
southern boundary OF said lot one hundred and
sseventy-fiye feet, to a point on the western
the th southwestern corner of said lot;
thence southerly along the western line of
said lot sixty feet; thence easterly in line paral
lei to the southern line of said lot to the place OF
beginning, These proceedings to satisfy and re-
pay to said Association the unpaid balance of n
certain loan OF six hundred dollars and premium
and interest, and all other claims of said Ass0cio.
ton hereunder upon said Quinn and upon the
aforedescribed lot OF land to which he is REQUIRED
to make answer on or before August l2th 1873
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PAINTING.
COVINGTON ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINANCE ordering the removal of stag
nant water and putrid substances from the rear
ends of Lots Nos 76 and n, in l. N. Powelrs
subdivision in the City of Coyington.
DE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
ID of Coyington, That the owner Tor owners, if
there should be more than one) OF the following
land, or city lots. to-wit: Lots rs and II, in l. N
Powell's subdivision of lots to the City of Coving
ton, fronting on the south side of Powell street.
between Stevens and Greenup Streets and sup
posed to be owned by W. c. Hamilton, be and is
hereby directed and required to fill or drain the
rear end of said lots in such manner as shall be
necessary to remove therefrom all stagnant water
and putrid substances, animal or vegetable. This
order shall be complied with within one month
after the publication for two weeks of this ordi-
nance in the Cincinnati Star, being newspaper of
general circulation in this city Should this order
not be complied WITH the City Civil Engineer shall
make written report to this Council and this
Council will cause said work to be done at the cost
and expense of the owner or owners in default,
agreeably to the provisions of An Act to amend
the Charter of the City of Covington," approved
April 23d 1873 and will assess tax therefor, to
be lien upon the lot or lots upon which the work
shall be done, from the time of the passage of this
ordinance or order. So far as any ordinance con-
fiicts herewith or with this action OF this Coun-
Gil, it shall shall repealed
Passed and approved June Goth, 1878.
JOS. HERMES,
Chairman Committee on Printing.
Attest: GEO. II. DAWSON, City Clerk
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~-
SPORTING NEWS.


The Cincinnatis and the Providence Club
played yesterday afternoon on the Cncin
matt Grounds. After the game Pike was re-
leased, and his place will be filled in to-
morrows game by left-handed batter as
good, if not better, than Pike. The follow
ing is the result of yesterdays game:
Innings. ..".......o..". 2 8 5 7 8
Providence .............. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8
Runs earned-Cncnnatis T. Providence 3.
IWo-base hits-J White l. Jones |, Sullivan l.
Clncnnatis 8; Higham l, Sweasy /, Brown1 Hines
1-PrOvidCnce 4.
Total bases on clean hits-Cincinnatis 49, Proyi
denCe IL.
First base on errors-By Will White 1--Proyi
dence !; by Sweasy l, Brown ., Hines /, Carey
Murnan |, Hague 2-Cincinnatis s.
First base on called bals--Higham /.
Struck out--Geer 3--Cincinnatis 3: Brown l.
Hines |, Carey 2, Munan l, Fisher 1-Provi
dence 6.
Left on bases--Pike ., McVey /, Kelley l, sulli,
van l. Will White 2-Cincinnatis 7; Sweasy /,
Carey l, Murnan Providence 3.
Balls called--On White II, on Fisher s.
Strikes called--Oif White 81, off Fisher 3S.
Passed balls-White i, Brown4
Wild pitches-Nonc.
Wild throws-Cincinnatisn none; Sweasyl !, Brown
3, Carey !, Hague 2; Providence 7.
Fly balls misSeG-Hines l.
Mutfed thrown balls--Sweasy1 1.
Fumbled grOunders-Sweasy l.
Passed grounders-Hi l.
Errors affecting the score-Brown 7, sweasy 8,
Hines 2, Carey |. Muman |, Hague providence
49, Will White 2-Cincinnatis 2.
Baks-Fisher |, viii White l.
Time-Tw0 hours and thirty minutes.
umpire--Eagen, of Boston,