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Ao- The present Circulation of THE
TIMES exceeds NINETEEN HUNDRED
copies. Our mailing list is always opon
to the inspection OF advertisers.
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How to Save Money. ! We are now Il

How to Save Money. = We are now To-
Gated In our new store room In THE
TIMES building, where we will gladly
welcome all our old customers, and as
many new ones as will favor us with
call. We are supplied with nearly an
entire new stock, and can offer some
bargains that cannot be had later In the
season, owing to sharp advance In price
of all kinds of goods. Those who pur-
chase now will save money. You will
find IL to your advantage to give us a
call. f. MORTIMER, New Bloomfield.
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rJ1RIAL LIST FOR OCTOBER TERM, 1871


CatharIne Miller ct al VS.. 1. II. Irwin ct al.
Sarah j. Light vs.. A. J. ClOuser.
Peoples It. X. w. Co. VS., Wilson Gutshall.
Same vs. Henry Metz.
Same VS.. Wilson Gutshall.
Peter Sholly VS.. John Shull
Peoples II. II. w. Co. VS.. Joseph b. Lightner.
Same VS.. John Bernhelsel.
Same VS.. Wilson Gutshall.
Jacob WentZ ct al vs. Cathar1ne Adams ct al
w. II. Minich's use VS.. o. M. Clemson ct al.
Drusilla Graham VS.. ID. HOllenbaugh ct uX.
Same vs.. Geo A. Holenbaugh.
Same VS.. David HolIenbaugh.
Frederick IL. Wilt VS.. Alfred Kell.
John BAR. Admr. VS.. s. Stephens, Admr ct al.
Peoples +. X. w Co. VS.. VIM. Enslow.
Same VS.. David Smith.
Same vs. David Morrison Sr.
Same VS. Alex Adams.
John II. G.. Kinter vs.. Elizabeth Devices.
S L. Seller, admir- vs. Caroline Rnpp.
Susannah Roush's use VS.. j. p Gray.
John BOy1es Admr. VS.. George Burd.
T. X. Brandt's use vs.. VIM. s. Mitchell ct al.
Mary Charles use VS.. Franklin Fire Ins. Co.
Robert Thompson w. X. s. Cook.
John Motzer q Co., VS.. A. w. Long.
j. II. Zimmerman VS.. j. @. Barrett Go,
George w. Huston vs. II. w. Gibson.
Penn'a Canal Co. VS.. George Losh.
Miller Il Fetrow vs. Jane Morrison ct al
Jacob l.. Liddick VS.. Charles Tr0utman.
Mary Fennicle vs. Charles Bates ct ux.
w. N. Selbert, Assignee, VS.. John SandersOn.
I Van Irwin VS.. j. II. Dunbar ct al.
l.. SwartZ Admr, VS.. G.. w. Charters, ct uX.
O. Thudium VS.. Abraham Shearer.
John 4. Robinson VS.. s. L. HOllenbangh.
Z. X. Brandt, Cashier, use VS.. J. W. Knter,
ri. b. Holman, Guardian, vs.. j. Hunter ct al.
Amanda Grahm VS.. ID. X. Grahm.
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1000 Mems and Boys Suits in every
style, Woolen and Fancy Shirts, also
full line Fall style Hats and Caps at
/. SCHWARTZ.
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! isT OF GRAND JURORS for Oct. T. no.

r 1sT OF GRAND JURORS for Oct. T. no
IL
Buffalo Twp. : Jacob Charles, Foreman,
Thomas Mcdonnell.
Bloomfeld-Jesse Powell.
Carroll-Frederlck Watdecker.
Centre--Wm. Roberts.
Duneannon-Wm. Charters, Daniel Rife, e.
Mllligan.
Jackson-Solomon schrefller.
Liverpool B.-H. II. Shuler.
Marysville-S. NJ. Morley.
Mller-Elbert Hutlerd.
Madlson-George McMullen.
Newport-R. II. Wingert.
Penn--Charles Young.
sayille-Christian Snyder, VIM. Kell, John
Shull, W. Wilson.
Spring-Samue Snyder, Samuel b. sheibley.
Sandy Hill-Samuel Hartman.
Wheatheld-Cornelus Rhodes, Jno. Weaver.
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Ladies' Double and Single Shawls, Knit
Shawls, as low as 81 90. Felts Skirts in
Variety at l. SCHWARTZ.
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An assortment of Domestic Paper
patterns will be found for sale at the
store of f. MORTIMER. If
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Mems 0vercoats as low as $500, Boys
overcoats as low $3.50, at
i. SCHWARTZ.
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For Bargains In Fall and Winter goods,
see advertisement Of /. SCHWARTZ.
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100 Pair Of Blankets, $500 per pair,
also full line of Horse Blankets,
Robes and Spreads, at /. SCHWARTZ.
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T IsT OF TRAVERSE JURORS for octo-
Ia Der Term, 1879.

T IsT OF TRAVERSE JURORS for octo-
L. Der Term, 1879.
Bloomfeld-Amos Foulk
Carroll-W Wesley Wallace, Bryan Gibony.
Centre-H. l.. CAN'T.
Duncannon-O. d. Owens, 8. w. Sulen-
berger, Isaac Beam, Martin A. Foster, Chas.
Boutwell,.
Greenwood-Geo. w. Mitchell, %. N. Wright,
s. ii. Baker.
Howe-Miehael Miller.
Jackson--Daniel Wertz.
Lverpool--John S. Deitriek.
Millerstown-I. N. Rinebart, David Snyder.
Marysvlle--J II. Funk, Jas. A. Nesbit.
Miller-Thomas Still.
New Buffalo-Willam Miller.
Newport-Oliver Smith.
Oliver-Chas. Bressler, Jonas Smith, Elias
Fisher.
Penn-W. II. Willis, Calvin Smith, F. s.
Brunner.
Rye-Henry souder.
Savllle-Scott Orris, II. Shull (of Henry.
Sandy Hill-Jacob Bixler, Jacob Flickinger.
Toboyne-Wm. Fry, A. T. Ellowan.
Tuscarora-Geo. Bynes, X. IL. Kerr, d. W.
Linn.
Tyrone-D. Cooper, @. A. Gibson, r. w.
Dromgold, Jacob Wolf, jeremiah Keck,
George Eberts.
Wheatfeld-Moses Hess, Geo. w. Owens.
Watts-Wm. Wright, David T. Steel.
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N0NICE mo- HunACKInERs

Look at the figures on the label OF your paper
Thosengnres tell you the Nate 20 which Your sui /.
sent see II the date Is changed. No other receipt
te necessary.
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Police Court.

A. Campbell. for abusing his family, went
to the Work.house for thirty days.
Charles Kennedy, alias kemelli, for ped
ding soap at the corner of Fifth and Elm
streets without license, was fined $5 and
costs.
Henry Meyer was charged with drunken
ness. An officer pulledhim out from be-
tween two freight cars in the l., C. & i.
Railroad yards last night just in time to
prevent his being run over.
Anton Lange stepped forward and asked
to be sent to the Work.house. The Judge
accommodated him with three m ,nths.
The case against Annie Douglass, charged
with cruelty to her little boy Willie, was
continued until the 3lst inst.
A man named b. F. Farmer, travelling
salesman for downtown house, raised 8
disturbance at Italian Joe's place, on Elm
street, near Ninth, last night. He repre-
sented himself as a detective, and threat
ened to pull in girl nameo Emma Green
who, be claimed. had robbed him last Sat
urday night. He was discharged after be
| ing reprimanded by the Judge.
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LEGAL SALES.
Sale Of RealEs-
tate.

yT,HE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUN-
ty, ss-Pursuant to the command of on
oI,er for sale from the Probate Court of Hamilton
County. and to me directed. will offer al public
sale, the premises, on Saturday, the 9Th day Of
November A. d. 1879, ut O'Clock. p. nl., the fol-
low ng described real estate, tOwt: All that Ger
tain lot or parcel of land in the northwest quar-
Ter OF Section Number Fur (4), Township Two t2).
fractional Range Two (2) III the Miami Purchase,
Deg ming at the northwest corner OF Lol Number
Two M on the plat o partition of the estate of John
Freestone deceased, thence north S9lo casts xteen
5O-lO0 l650) chaius: thence sout n west nine
$500 (99S) chains; thence west fifteen 5O-lOO
N5.5O) chains; thence north s4o east nine 61-l00
10 6) chains to the beginning, containing fifteen
~ 100 Q540) acres and being Lots numbered
three (S) on the said plat of partition among the
heirs Of John Freestone, deceas d, as recorded in
P.at-book No. 2, page 154. and being the same
or mses conveyed T. the said Samuel Mullen by
Mary Ann Mullen by deed, dated January 11th
1877, and recorded In Book No. 467, page 294
Hamilton County Rec rds
Valued at $3.50. said premises to be sold fret
OF dover.
10 be sold by order of Court in the case where
in w. P. Eakle, administrator with the W II an
nexed, If Samuel j. Mullen, deceased, Is plain
tiff, aud Mary Ann Mullen ct al, are defendants
Case No. 3,032.
/, Terms OF Sale: Cash on day of sale.
W. p. EAKLE, Administrator with tn,
| will annexed Of the estlte Of Samuel J. Mullen
| dec. ased.
FORREST & MAYER, Attorneys
] Cincinnati, October II, A. D, 1879 ocl1-4tF
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers OF real
estate from noon yesterday to noon to-day:
John G. and Chas. w. Short to Svlvin B.
Robbins, five years lease of 612 acres in Sec
tions s and 6, IS and Sc, Miami Townships;
annual rent 81, 900; privilege OF purchase at
500 per acre.
Alexander Neave and wife to Thomas D.
Lovett lot 3S 2-10 by 721a feet on the east
side of Price street, 38 2-10 feet south of
Staeber street; also lot IS 40 by 81 2-1O
feet, on the southeast corner of Price and
Storrs streets; s., $500.
John T. Wright, per Master Commission
er, to Joseph F. Mills lot so by 2O9 feet, on
the north side of Kemper Lane, As feet
west of Park avenue, Walnut Hills; $500.
Charles w. jain and wife to Wesley W.
Magill, lot AZ by 113 5-100 feet, on he north
west corner of Spring and Mcmillan streets,
Walnut Hills; $500.
John A. Wade ct al, per Sheriff, to w.
d. Bennett, 100 by 1896 feet on the south
east corner of Turkey Bottom Road and
New Richmond Pike, Columbia; 81, 400.
VIM. Kirkup to Peter Bertram, 16 by 7e
feet, on the southwest corner Of Third and
Butler streets; S. 500.
Rachel S. Berry to George Baker, six
years lease of 13 S4-l00 acres, in Section g.
Green Township; annual rent $40.
Henry Reedy, guardian, to Ambrose
Kyle five years lease of premises, on north
west corner of Eighth and Lock streets
monthly rent $50.
James Aslman and wife to trustee Of
Julia Harbeson, % by 10 feet, on the east
side of Linn street, $50 feet south from Lib
erty street; S., 100.
John B. Schroeder to ]. L. Nienaber, lease
hold estate, 90 s2-100 by 1921 feet, OIL the
north side of Dunn street, LOG 1900 feet
west of the Cincinnati & Springfield Rail
road, Lockland; 81, 900.
Cooperative Land and Building Assoca
ton No. to VIM. G. Gale, 33H by 1882
feet, on north side of Second avenue, 81
feet east of West avenue, Bond Hill; ST.,
600.
Jacob Aull to John Heller, years lease
of 100 bv 100 feet on northwest corner u
Sharon and Greenville avenues, Glendale
annual rent 1920.
David Elstner to George 7. Sterritt, quit
claim to undivided one-eighth of 54A b,
l25 feet on north side of Milton street
about 45O feet west of Young street; $500
Charles A. Sterritt and wife to same, quit
claim to undivided one-eighth of sam
premises; $1,000.
Margaret NJ. Steinberg and husband t
same, quitclaim to undivided one-eight
of same premises; $500.
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The College of Music Concerts.

AS Will be seen DY the IOllOWlnS notlCe
the day appointed for the subscribers to
select seats for the Theodore Thomas Or
chestra concerts is next Monday, October
9th. Those who have not subscribed to
these concerts, and wish to get an early
choice of seats had best attend to the mat
ter at once. The subscription list for these
concerts is the largest ever made to similar
undertakings in this city.
Rules governing the sale OF subscription
season tickets to the series of Theodore
Thomas Symphony and Chamber con-
certs.
The choice of seats will be open to sub
scribers from Monday, October 9th, to
Saturday, November 1st. inclusive. For
the better accommodation of subscribers.
the sale will begin in College Hall, on
Monday, October 9th. at $3.50 a. M, for
symphony concerts and rehearsals only.
Subscribers will take their place in line
according to the order of their arrival.
They will 20 to the table of the Treasurer
and pay him the price OF subscription and
receive, in return, an order on the ticket
seller. This order the subscriber will al
once present to the ticket seller on the plat.
form. He can either at the time select his
seats and receive his tickets or they can
subsequently be obtained at the ticket office
John Church e. Co.'s, 66 West Fourth street
If one person desires to select the seats OF
several subscribers he will enter the names
of such subscribers, and the number OF
tickets on a blank form, which will be fur
nished at the time OF sale.
Subscribers in the line can take no more
than ten tickets at one time.
No seats whatever will be marked off ol
reserved before the sale begins. The frs
conner will have the whole house to selec
from.
The sale of single reserved seats for thu
first rehearsal and concert only will begiT
at the ticket Office, No. 66 West Fourtl
street, Monday morning, November 3D..
Subscription to course OF Orchestral Con
certs:
Eight Symphony Concerts, with reserved
seats, $6.
Eight Symphony public rehearsals, will
reserved seats, A.
Eight Chamber Concerts, including re
served seat, SIS.
First Symphony rehearsal, Wednesda,
afternoon, November 9Th.
First Symphony Concert Thursday, Nc
t vember 9th.
First Chamber Concert, Thursday, d.
cember 1lth.
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Executors Sale Of Real Estate.

IN PURsU ANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE PRO-
/ BATE COURT of Hamilton County, Ohio,
| will offer for sale at Public Auction, on
SATU RDAY the 22d day of November al o'clock
p M, upon the premises. the following described
real estate, situate in the City OF Cincinnati Ham
ilton County. Ohio, to-wit:
All those cerlain lots or parcels OF ground, be-
ing part of Lots numbered two (2) and three (3).
in Jacob Madeiras subdivision of lots, which sale
subdivision is recorded in Book No. 49, page..36 o.
Hamilton County Records said Lots Nos 2 and ..
being each thirty 1907 feet front OIL the north side OF
McMicken avenue, east of Fin street, and run
ming back to within two feet of Kleiner street,
with three-story brick bu Id ngs thereon.
Appraised At $500, subject to the dower o.
Louise Scheriel.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash, one-thirt in one
year. and one-thrd in two years from day OF sale.
with interest, the deferred payments to be secured
by mortgage ON the premises sold
FRANZ KERN,
Executor OF Andreas Scheme, deceased.
HOEFFER & BAUMANN.
| @. TAFEL, Attorney. Auctioneers:
October 24th, 1879. oc,'.eN
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Street Railroad Improvement.

One week from next Sunday the Mount
xdams & Eden Park Railroad Company
Will suspend the running of both the eleva-
tpr cars for period of five or six weeks, in
sx1er that more substantial elevator track
nay be laid. and new and stronger cables
put in for the purpose of drawing up the
kill the street cars, horses, passengers and
sIl without any change or delay. A double
track will be laid on Fifth street from the
Fountain to the elevator, which will save
Vhs time now lost in running down to Pearl
street and up Lawrence to Fourth. The
walnut Hills division will also be extended
Glong Mcmillan, May and Oak streets to
lebanon Pike.
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In Memorlam.

At . called meeting Of the members of
Ihs AcolythicaI Society of St. Xaviers
Church, the following resolutions were
drawn up. submitted for consideration and
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That, whereas it has pleased
God, In the inscrutabie designs OF His all
wise Providence, to take from our midst
sar beloved President, Mr.. Joseph Sebas-
tsani, we bow in humble submission to the
wisdom Of decree we can not fathom,
though at the same time lamenting the loss
We have so grievously sustained;
Resolved. That in his loss the Society
has Lost wise and efficient director, who
no less by example than by precept, en-
desvored to train its Youthful members &c
holiness of life, and to an increase Of love
Tor the service of God;
"Resolved, That the coincidence Of the
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Amusement Notes.

Miss Minnie Cummings is in the city.
The great Hermann at Pixies next week.
Natinees at all the theaters tomorrow
0lseHnoOn.
"Evangeline'' at Pixies every night and
Saturday matinee.
John Mccullough at the Grand, COM
msncing Monday night next.
The Vine-street Opera House is well pat
lunized, and has in store big bill for next
week.
Big Four Minstrels at Henck's Opera
heuse every night. Matinees Saturday an6
Sunday.
Robson and Crane close their engage
snent at the Grand tomorrow night. "Th'
Two Dromios' at each performance.
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Society be extended to his sorrowing fam
ily, and that the members, at the earliest
opportunity, approach Holy Communion,
in body, for the repose OF his soul;
Resolved, finally, that these resolutions
be printed in the Catholic Telegraph and
Wahrheitsfreuhd, of this city, and that
copies of the same be sent to the afflicted
family of the deceased.
CIVILIAN HOPPE,
"FRANoIs LAsANCE,
"FRANoIs MARA,
Committee"
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Attention, Hickenlooper Guards,

The following order issued by Colonel A.
q 8ands, commanding the First Regiment,
H3skenlooper Guards, is self-explanatory:
HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGIMENT
HICKENLooPER GUARDS.
General Order No. 7.
The companies composing this command
sre hereby ordered to assemble at regimen
III headquarters Saturday evening, October
nth, at o'clock sharp, for the purpose
q paying visit of congratulation to Sena.
tsa-elect Benjamin Eggleston, at his home
q Walnut Hills. Arrangements for con
vsyance have been made with the Railroad
sAhcials. A. C. SANDS, Col. Comd'g.
FERp. McDoNoUGH. Adjt.
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CuPERIoR COURT OF CINClNNA!I HAM
y lLTON County, State of Ohio.-William G.
Chamberlin ct ais VS.. Edwin N. Rogers ct ais
Edwin N. Rogers, of San Francisco California,
Mary, Jewett and Charles y Jew"tt, residence
Knight Albert G. Knight Della knight, Jane
Whitley, Simeon Whitley, and Sayrs g. knight,
residence Racine, Wisconsin. Royal s. Hicks,
Mary G. Hicks, Arthur W. Hicks, Charles Hicks,
Alvin G. Hicks, ana Henry Hicks, Of Rockport,
Indiana, and Rebecca Marshall OF Florence. swtz-
erland County, Indiana. defendants 10 the above
petition, will take notice that on the 22d day nf
September, 1879, William G. Chamberl n aid The
odore Gazlay filed petition in the above Court
the object and prayer of said petition being to SET
aside and declare forfeited for nOn-payment Of
| ents and breach of covenants, a certain lease
made by Sayrs Gazlay to Eiwn N. Rogers and
William ". WOrthington on the 9th day OF April.
1869 for the following real estate OwiC: Lots AZ.
A2S 1885, 1856, end 70 feet off the east side of Lots
| 429 and 354, and feet inches off the west side
of Lots i26 and Sh7, in Anderson and others sub
division, as per pat recorded IN Plat Book No. z,
Iage 2OS, OF the Records of sa County and be.
ng originally Lot SO as id out in Pat Book No.
!, page 30O same records, said real estate being in
the City of Cincinnati County of Hamilton, State
OF Ohio Said petition also alleges that 8 i'd plain
lifts and defendants named are the owners in fee
simple OF said real estate and that the same Is un-
dvined, AID that they are entitled to have the
same paritioned according to law.
Said Plaintiffs pray in said petition. substan-
tally for the forfeiture Of said lease and all rights
OF and privileges of said Rogers and Worthingt'r,
hereunder, and to quiet any and all claims oil
title that said Rogers and Worth ngton may have
said lots under sad lease, and for the partition
of said real estate among the owners thereof, &C.
cording to law, and for such other relief as the pc
titioners may be entitled TO.
The defendants to said petition will take notice
that they are required TO answer said petition on
or before the twenty-second dav OF vember
1879 THEODORE GAZLAY,
| MILTON SAT r,
se26-6tF Attorneys for plaintiffs.
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Theft of Q Railroad Ticket.

Mrs. c. Dewitt, a stranger who was STOP
ping at the Grand Hotel yes serday, pur.
chased railroad ticket to Harrisburg from
Mr. Pillsberry, ticket agent at the hotel
but few minutes after the ticket had been
sent to her room by the bell boy, a young
man called OF her door and asked for ticket
for the purpose of having her baggage
checked. The ticket was given him and
this morning it was discovered that he hao
sold it for $8 at Sullivan's scalping office
The lady was Obliged to purchase another
ticket,
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THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.
Ice last night on the hilltop.


Go to your uncle for your Benjamin.
The Alumnm Association of the Wes-
lsyan College will meet in the College Par
lcr tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
One of a series Of lectures to be given
tAa winter at the Ohio Medical College was
Aslivered last evening by DIR. P. s. Conner.
Nr. Chris. Kinsinger, assignee, will on
Monday next commence paying another
dividend to the creditors of Klotter Sons
Rs=es.yy:
The Hamilton County Democratic Club
nat Last night and electec. a few new men,
bars whose names were proposed ~ q pre-
vious meeting.
The ladies who are interested in smoke
consuming will witness the exhibition OF
ths Murphy Smokeless Furnace, opposite
the Cincinnati Hospital, at 4 o'clock this
afternoon.
The adiusters of the Insurance Com
panies on the loss of Newburg, Stern, Lauer
ACo. ascertained the amount of loss to be
$4,000 and settled with the firm on the
day of the fire at that sum.
Mrs. Josiah Lawrence, widow Of one
sf the most prominent Cincinnati mer-
chants, died last evening at 7 o'clock at her
home at Lawrence Station, near Milford,
IN the Little Miami Railroad.
In the case of Herman Strategir, who
Vas found dead in his back yard, No. 4sC
Hain street, yesterday, the Coroner re,
termed the verdict that he came to his
daath by falling down stairs while in an
intoxicated condition.
Last Tuesday night the barn of Mr.
Eloen, near Glendale, was burned, and
Wednesday night the barn of Frank Brackel
aufiered the same fate. Both fires were un.
doubtedly the work of incendiaries, and the
people of Glendale are talking of forming
sVigilance Committee.
Two men named Louis Orlinger and
George Berkeley, both employees of the East
and West End Street Railroad Company
had fight about half-past 7 o'clock this
morning at the stables in Pendieton. Or
Hnger struck Berkley with an iron scrape'
On the head, cutting an ugly cash in his
Bsalp. No arrests.
Mr.. Desire Mougey, father of M
Reter Mougey, OF the firm of Aaron A. Col
tar & Co., corner of Sixth and Main streets
died yesterday morning at his late home
No. "a Orchard street. The deceased was
native Of France and seventy-six years old
His funeral will take place tomorrow
morning, and services will be held at St
xavier's Church.
The arguments in the case of GU
Clarke, who petitions for release on a wri
II habeas corpus, on the ground that th'
statutory provisions under which he wa
indicted were invalid, and that the Unite,
States Circuit Court had no jurisdiction il
De premises, are being heard in the Unite,
etates Supreme Court at Washington. Hon
George Hoadly represents Clarke.
An organization to be called tn
"Cincinnati Ceramic Decorators Club
xas been formed at the studio o
NJ. b1ssmore, GA Pixies Opera-house
The following officers were elected
President, John Dunsmore; Vice President
John Rettig; Secretary, J. A. Knapp; Treas
urer. VIM. A. Humphries; Business Mana
eer, Emery H. Barton. The object Of thi
Club is to perfect the decoration of pottery