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The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
kelley COs,jesses.
HIS NAME IS MICHAEL q. MIHON, AND HE
Is AN OLD JAIL BIRD.
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HIS NAME IS MICHAEL q. MINON, AND HE
Is An OLD JAIL BIRD.
"Kilns, .ths hsysnAire," who will
long be re.neL. ber,d by certain people
in ihis city, and who was arres, ed in
Yonkers, N. Y, under the name of Wm.
NJ CO rath, ior confidence operati ans, has
mad. a eOiifaNsiOn. Kelley, before flcec-
ing the people In THIS city, spent sonie
time In Yonkers, N. ", here he "stuck"
the people unmerclfuliy. After his ar
rest he petsi,I ted In MAJ ntai ming his in
nocence, but has at last confessed, ,as will
be seen by the following from the YoC-
ker~ Statesman, OF the 2t inst.
Up TO last s ttnrday N 1rning tbs swim
Jler known here as William McGrath
mai ntaned ms Innocence from any gull
ty design. On that morning Capt. Mau-
gin recei we'd letter from Samuel q.
Adams, Chief Of Po Ice In Boston, ,stati ny
that the prisoneiss true name was MI
chaei u. Minon, so that the two postal
card, found upon his person at the time
bore his correct pane. Chief Adams
of two years On The NJ Maesachusetts; State
Prison for folouious larceny, When this
letter wasrea'i 10 MIN he broke down
completely, auu confessed every thing.
MinOn says that he served as an Al
derinau u D,st9u for two Years; at Que
time ha llad 1 hre torres there ahqnoS
store, N restaurant. and q grocery; he has
a wife and eight cni!,iren resulting at 18s
Seventh street, South Boston. Some
twenty years ago he was employed By
Anderson Il Co., carpet dealers. in New
York-,nd afterwards by Hosea Il Per-
kins, in the same bu.ines,.
Minon admits that under vaiioas
names he practice,i his operations in
Wilhamsburgh, Newburgh, Walerto " II,
Wilmington, Troy, New Haven and
Newark, IN addition to Yonkers. Chief
All writes: "He has a plausible
tongue, but yhs ~ bad.p which is the ex-
After haRing his confession he was
Sc to White Plans Jail, where he will
he h Id for tria'. He will probably plead
guilty of obtaining money under false
M
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We Wish TO Call the Especial

attention Of The public to Or. NJ. Sou
vielle. Lle eminent French surgeon, who
has IN sJr such wonderful cures of catdrrh
asthma, bronchitis, and chest Diseases
Oihce at No. ZIG ". Fourth street, VIII
imngton, bel.
Ttr, fohoHingr xuactsfron inauentiAl
Fo;slgs ts ~. ljsS'u"e wn spsak I'D. tet%,
From Me BerHn Zcitung:-Dr. Sou-
VII lie q lung and Spirome,er fame, al
though a young mau, has BY his won
der ful invention for the successful treat
ment of lung diseases, by inhalation
plac Il hims. II at once III the front ranks
OF medical bcnetic sorsv OF the pressnt
tiay. NtAt I Il " 49, "a -
PHEMHM .AKARpE D:-Fro Daily
5 aitsinan, Oct. IL: Dr. Souvielle ha,
had his SpiroIneter IN exhibition AZ the
State Fair. and this mo ming we noticed
"A blue ribhon attached to il, indicating
that he committee had aW arded him
the first premium upon II. The Doctor
has, since his stay In this city, treated
large number OF persons, all OF whom
concur in te tifying to the efficacy of
this treatment. The scientific cOmbiDa-
uon of medicines used in his Spirometer
conveys their medicinal proper les, by
means of Inhalation, direct to the i'll
famed and diseased surfaces, removi ng
anu M u We
have tried his treatment for headache
and catarrh, ind 10 etficaci ious, and
hence can copscieuliousiy RECON- mend
lt. l4t4. o. ..Els V5EE z y
DR. Sow ELLE.-From the Salem
Mercury, Oct. "a: 1t Is with pleasure
we notice the success of this eiatneni
French physician nd Surgeon, With his
Paris Spirometer, In the treat nv .!
nasal catarrh and bronchial affections.
Many of the cures effected by him In tins
city were cases OF long starding, ami the
persons receiving relief are grateful 10
hIm for his efforts in The lr behalf. We
recommend those afflicted TO give him
a call, as he is sure to give relief, il he
does not effect a permanent cure.
From the ST. Pcte,sburg Medical Jour
nal:-Ha' ing NOTICED frequent. mention
in our exchanges of DIR. Souv,elles eels-
brated throat and lung Spirometer, aud
deeming 1t our duty as medical journal
to Investigate for ourselves, We visit
-. tie hall OF the AIT Association, and
tii utgh the kindness OF Dr., Souvielie
gave it a thorough examination. The DR..
has undoubtedly struck the key note IN
this beautiful invention, and conferred
upon suffering humanity, a boon OF
priceless value.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
G00d lIal.E.

The new Clerk ofthe Marke', Charles
Cannon, is certainly working up the
business of his office in the most syste-
ma ic manner. His collections for the
last quarter amounted to over $500, which
is an unusually large sum to be realized
from this department. Some of the
huctsters tried to "play sharp" upon Mr..
Cannon by paying h m only one half of
til ir weekly rents, but he quietly put a
stop to these proceedings, and by renting
their tails in few instances to parties
who would pay the required rent, soon
brought them to their senses.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
The Fire Last Nlkhs.

The OiI-hous0 Of the Mccullough If0d
CoMpany's works, on Railroad avsnusy
at the foot Of Seventh street, scsugtt Gss
some time last night, and ~ 1Osl6 6oAesoe3f'
the alarm of fire was sounded. EhA -
department. ran out and went Into ~.
vice, but when 1t arrived it'wag' 16ah4
that the men about the woshB hAA 3 heoB
stream on the fire. 1t was not Got hn6sf
ly burned down.
The oil house was small building,
and at the time of the fire contained h65k
barrel of coal oil and . qusntifS -
other oils. It was thirty or forty ,1sst
from any other building, and hence, the
fire was not communicated 'flt .psf ~
The burning made quite . biaxe, tut
the damage is slight. ',,i.s;il a. .'sasis
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Al the opera House Cigar store

directly opposite the Opera House, S2l
MARKET STREET, Smith has the finest
and largest assortment OF chewing and
smoking tobacco, cigars. cigarettes, pipes,
cigar and cigarette tubes cigar and cigar
ette cases. match safes, pipe stems and to-
bacco bags, Playing Cards and In fact every
thing usually kept in his line of business.
The only place you can get the Club de
Yate Key West cigar, the finest Key West
cigar in the market. u.
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dccjtIeut to u tN0 BD0f.

The tug boat, lille Summers. OF Phila-
delphih, met with an accldent last even
ing, at i'mrd street bridge. Since Tues
day last the bridge has been turned off
for repairs, and in order to Keep the
draw in position, ropes had been
st, etched across the channels and tied,
to DC sts. Tue tug is engaged in hauling
the mui scows loaded with dirt from
the txciya' ions that are being made b,
the dr. dying machine, out into the river
and as she was returning about O'Clock
IN The evening from an Onward trip,
she ran iuio the ropes, breaking hcr
snokesr ack aud knocking it overheard.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
Personal.

Mr.. Henry c. Bertolett, Of the Eoery
Erening's local staff, is expected to re-
turn TO his duties to-day, after an ex-
tended rustication among his "sisters
and COUSINS and aunls" in Berks county.
Pa. Mr. Berto' EFT, it will be remember
ed, was compelled to stop work some six
weeks ago by ill-health. He has recov-
cred his health completely, to the great
delight of his many friends in town.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
SiEteesl LiUes Lost.
THE ACCIDENT AT THE ADRIAN FAIR
THE ARCHITECT TO BLAME.


THE ARCHITECT TO BLAME.
DETROIT, Oct. 3.-Further particulars
received from Adrian, Mscnigan, " here
the terrible accident on the county fair
grounds occurred yesterday, state that
the total number of deaths from the
accident so far is sixteen, the following
persons baviug died from their injuries
since last nights report: Henry Hart.
secretary OF the Michigan State lnsur-
ance Company; Aschel Henderson,
Millio Hall and a Chinese Waterman,
of Adrian; Daniel Johnson. Of Man.
chester; a Mr.. Hume, of Medina, Michi.
gan, and Eva Sherrard, of Tecumseh,
Michigan. The seriously injured num-
Der seventy live, sOme OF whom, the
physicians say, cannot live through the
day. The architect Of the grand stand
structure is The person blamed for the
fatal casualty. The stand was butlt
unusually light to admit of space for the
exhibition of wagons and carriages un.
derneath, and the timbers were SIMPLY
spiked together, instead Of being NOR
used ana braced.
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DIED

BAINS.-At the residence OF her fAther.
John g. Yates. ESQ.,. October Sd, loSv, y,
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral. Services ~
her fathers residence, No. 40 Washfngs
ton street. on Tuesday morning. Oct- 7ths
at lO.9U O'Clock.
WHITFIELD.-Sudden on the 3D. inst,
at New Castle, Del, Mary, wife OF Gs0.
Whitfield, In the seth year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family
residence Of her husband. Giiptn House,
New Castle, on Tuesday morning next, as
go o'clock. High mass at ST. Peters
Church. Interment at st. Peters ceine.
terry. f...,...
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Ho,v Brennan aus arrested.

In the GAzETTE's report of the trial
Harry B. Brennan, yesterday, nothing
def nite was said in reference to his ar
rest, and even Deputy Sheriff Morrison,
who brought him over from New Castle
could not speak with certainty about It.
The Transcript of Chestertown, Kent
county Md, ,,hus speaks of IT.: tf
"Otficer George w. Jacoby of Galena
learning that man of Brennan's name
and description was then In tha employ
of MT p. j. Warren of Sassafras Neck,
took with him Mr.. William I. Money,
and going to Mr.. Warren's found their
man at work. Officer Jacoby IN few
words made known the object ofhis v,s-
II and took Brennan at Oncs.to Middle
tOwL, Del, before Squire Nandain, who
committed him to New Castle jail for
fhrther hearing, at which place ofdceI
,Jacobv delivered him Into the hanis OF
Sheriff Pyle"
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
Indian Summer.

A touch of Indian summer weather
yes erday irresisiibly woed every one 70
Iinpersout,iOon and recreate hiihseH l''
the bsmy but dangerous atmosphere
hared dream. Conservative elders, whose
shoulders Jingle with rheumatic remin-
;'c.nces. are prone to call such days
weather breaders'" Fer all that we
oon AFFORD 10 have more of them, for
,hsv are refreshing as new wine, 1'
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
Fined For Trespass.

Esquire Brady presided at Esquire
Hagany's office last evening, the latter
heing absent, and di pensed stern Justice
to WIN. Myers and Joseph Kitchen,
bovs of 1907 IA years, who we're arraign-
cd on charge Sf, Of trnespass, Ihe ey,
upon the premises of Thomas w. Ken
ney, a Ninth Ward farmer, without law
full authority, and they were accordingly
fined 90 ceuts aud costs each.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04

DRUNKENNESS and the appetite r
LIQUOR can be cured by rendering the sys-
tenn perfectly healthy using rag > >
Liver and Stomach Pad. Otnce No'
9th street. Consultation free.
sALE.-Ths DR.. Frasier farm 12i acres
In Kent county, Md, to Benjamin :.
Stradlsy Of Delaware. Price, s3o per
acre. .n E
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TTnoIa RilIv 10 alwava raa6vO IT

"Unole Billy is always ready" The
words are William T. Sherman's; they
were addressed to crowd of gaping
Hoosiers Oh Thursday; the "Uncie BIZ
ly" in question Is no less o parsonage
then the General himself. He is always
ready to kill Indians. That is an occu
patton entirely 10 his taste. In his vO-
cabulary Indian is fynonym for devil,
and in his professional creed the only
good Indian is dead Indian.-N. Y.Sun.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04

A CURIOUS case of rep,.di,tion has
occurred 10 Evansville, Indiana. Ii it
bad been done In the South I terrible
vail would rave arisen against the re-
pudiators. The position Of Evansville
nahss . ersst difference In the treat
ment rs peopis will receive at the hands
OF northern Journalists. H. g
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
General Gra,.e's Do,,lcedv,.

AT the Fair on Thursday Afternoon, 3
groom led out upon the track for TIE In
spectiOn Of vIsltors,i General Gsnaeiei
thoroughbred Arabian donkey. pressues
ell to him BY the Sultan Of New JerseS.
1t was seI~cted hy bimselffboa tbo Uel.
tan's stables OF 1000 SIMILAR anjmAls,
aud shipped to- this counsry expressly
owing 10 adverse winds, arrived siweek
behind time. The animals pedigree ex-
tends back to Balsam's time. IL 90
pearance on the track wa greesed -
enthnsi astic applause. It u . hne air
pearipg animal, and its gentle voic6 c7a
be heard IN three States all e oue ttOos,
-Mitkdlet0scn Trdnacript.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
Liberal League.

The Liberal League will hold its wet k
ly meeting at 219 King street tomorrow
morning. In the evening the question
'Is Christianity superior to all other
systems of Religion, will be dicussec"?
Christianity will be defended by Miss.
Ella Hart.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04

CALoMEI., mercury in all forms arse
mic, bismuth, all the minerals are poi
sons. The use Of Flagg's Liver and
Stomach Pads, does away with all inter-
nal medicines, and cures naturally and
efiectually. Office No. I 9th 9th street.
Consultation free.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
Police Court.

The only ca es at the police station
this morning., in addition to that of the
little negro pickpo, ket, we've those ct
Two men who were cha ged with repeat
ilg too much in ,he way Of drirking
s.sI peer Juice" and were held for court.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04

Eleven new cases of yellow fever and
one death were reported in Memphis. Il
is report ted that the disease has appeared
at Deans Is and, forty miles north II
Memphis. The warm weather 10 favor
able to the spread of the disease. One
hundred and sixteen Howard. nurses are
on duty in Memphis. 'u >" - ,'hf...'i
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04

TAhMAEY HALL scores one in its
struggle to secure representation on the
Board Of New Y ork Election Inspectors.
The Court in General Term yesterday
reached the unanimous conclusion that
Tammapy mast be represented and the
formal order to the Board Of Pol CO
Commissioners will be made to day.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTa.

WANTED "A young man who IL will
w ing to make himself generally use-
ful, one acquainted with the grocery busi-
ness preferred. Reference required a. TO
capability and good moral character, AID.
ply at - III MARKET STREET. h'
Oct4-2t,
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
Ren,Oyed tn gYesf Chester.

Howard NJ. Jenkins, formerly editor
of The old Commercial In this city, but
now occupying a similar position ON the
West Chester Republican has removed
his family to West Chester.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04

Our In Ohio the other day Demo-
cratic meeting, which was being address
ed by colored man, was broken mp by
Z lot OF negroes who appeared on the
scene armed with corn cutters. The
corn-cutter doesn't make a, much noise
- . shotgun but 1t is just as effective as
. political bul .dOzer. '.f -
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
COMA on the Stage.

William Peuney, at one time engaged
in the lottery business in .fhls city hut
who for s, me time past has resided in
New York, is about 10 makeslsis debut
on the stage. s-'
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
Lost His Revolver.

Yesterday morning, while officer Bos-
ter was proceeding to the fire, he lost
his silver>plated revolver. The hnder
will be rewarded by returning 1t to the
police officer.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
N MATINEE

At the Opera House cigar store. 821 Mar
KET st.; anew5 cent cigar just out. smltA
is always up with the times; and ID always
looking to the interests Of his customers.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
.alIssAsA nolI.I-.,
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n ktA!PssahSss RAIi Road. ~...s

..IA. wlLMlN0TON D
ApsaSsE ApSs RAIL Road. s'
- ;.1il.sisss.s 4 -; .ssssssss
"a. and intermediate 9tasio9s,
s'sIs y n . - :. m., $50. too' -
t;..,st Express, :. %, ~: 4 20 .! q ! = n 10
~ Nsw fosk. sU.I~''0'''
9, q. -; - 3 Z Iiin.srmsdiass ssAs'-ns'
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-, = 9ssninslon .lJsi. , ~. -.
y In. 10, 7.OS p. m. -
tns,s vare Division, teavefoS:
Mr ~ III. 4. n. i.obss 8 - e.ns
es,cs snS inlsrmsdisls ssasNsss
s.i.. Ng;msas !ag,s sa,sss s,st,ons; NJ, s.u !,
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.ss,.nia and lntsrmsdiase Dtsioos'
~ ;le' "a E' r. yort. s.Ss. .. m,
-. md Washington, 1851. . u
n,A., Information passenger. -
= ~ Ume tables pogteo - Ne
II. r. RENNEY.
RuperintADdelts {
.V1Rg W EsTEKN RAILRoAD
Ssuse Of bOurs. On and aner, Fsos
n ftslus will run - f0LOwa; ! q
Wilmington, ,7.i5 .. m, 1910 .. m.
pm. ., ~ .>..s,
y Pomrroy. . s51s m, o5 IA.
nins, leave Pomsroy W*"a. %.
IN, lsavs Avondals, u u noon,
H.
~. WilIni ngton, a p. T., 3t3p
IL .. n. d. CONNLLL,
8uperinteiident.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04

A merchant down town sells more of
Dr. Bulls cough syrup than all other
medicines together. 1t surely must be
the best remedy for a cough,
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
SECOND EDITION
In the Stuta1'0artium Pass.
BRITISH TROOPS REPORTED SURROUND
ED-REINF0RCEMENT DEsP ATCHED
-YAKoOB KHAN FEARS FOR HIS
PALACE.

LONDON, Oct. ioi0.
Authentic inform atom was received at
Simla yesterday that communication
with the British troops was cut off to-day
on bo h sides OF the Shutargardan Pass
by the tribes. Reinforce e,nsnts are being
sent up the Kurum Valley.
The Standards despatch from Zargun-
Shahr says the preponderance of native
opinion IS that the Afgbans will make q
stand this side OF Cabul. The Ameer is
anxious to return 10 Cabul. The gen.
eral opinion is that be was allowed 10
leave on his engagement to arrest the
British advance, aud he fears the troops
will avenge themselves by attaching the
palace.
General Hughes brigade reached
khelat-i-Ghilzai on the 3Oth Of Septem-
Der. The Governor OF that p ace fur
nished him with supplies. The tribes
profess friendship for the British, but are
bitter against Yakoob Khan.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
Cold From France.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The steAui5hip
General Werder, which arrived last iighsl
from Europe, brought f39, 900 in twenty
franc pieces, and the Adriatic Gao, 100 In
the same coin. ~ .
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04
The 9aily @assttf..

TIE calr.DREN are delighted with the
prospect Of Barnum's re-sppcarance
among US. His show is the great theme
with the "litule folks.' ~.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-04

Admitted to faH MembershtP'
During the morning service at Asbury
NJ 4. church, tomorrow, fifty persons
will be admitted to full membership,
which will be followed by sacramen'a'
xarciNo
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Political Points.

The Foster and Hickenlooper Club OF
Columbia hold meeting at Spencer Hall
tonight
Mr.. Claiming Richards will address the
Republicans of the Second Precinct, First
Ward, Friday evening.
Mr.. Samuel Smith will address the Re-
publican meeting at Turner Hail. Cum
minsville, Saturday evening.
The first annual meeting of the Hamil.
ton County Democratic Club will! be held
at the Grand Hotel this evening.
Judge Noah, of Tennessee, speaks this
evening at the Republican meeting in the
Fourteenth Ward, corner Of John and Liv'
ingston streets.
Precinct B, Twenty-third Ward, Ewing
and Rice Club meets tonight on Liberty
near Baymiler street, to elect permanent
officers Of the Club.
Hon. C. w. Baker and George w. Lundy
ESQ.,, addressed the Twenty-second Ware
Democrats last night at the corner OF CLARK
and Baymiller streets
The Eleventh Ward, Precinct A, Foster
and Hickenlooper Club meets this evening
at Schwill's malt house. Capt. Geo. w
Williams, Smith Stinmel and B. F. Hop
kins will speak.
The Republicans of the Sth, 18th and 1Stf
Wards met at Hopkins Hall last night anc
were addressed by Rev. Geo. w. Williams
and ex-senator John Henri Burch, O.
Louisiana.
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sHIvERING SINNERS
Stood Up to Be Sat Down Upon.

Charles Thompson last night grabbed
watch from Mr.. Henry Speer, while the
latter was walking down Court street, near
Mound. He was captured, after a long
chase, and the watch recovered. In the
Police Court this morning Thompson
waived examination and was bound over to
appear before the Grand Jury.
The case of Mike Whalen, charged with
assaulting Andy Strong, was continued
until the 18th inst, at the request of his
attorney. The bail was reduced TO $500.
Patrick Killay, charged with cutting with
intent to kill John Kilgarah, had his case
continued until the 9th inst.
At a ball at Pickett's place, on the Levee,
last night, two colored men named Eman-
uel French and George Tbbs, quarreled
about woman. A fight was the result, in
which Tibbs drew a pocket knife and
stabbed French in the abdomen, inficting
an ugly wound. He was taken to the Hos
pital and Tibbs was arrested and locked up
at the HamMond-street Station-house. This
morning Judge Wilson continued the case
until September 9th, the bail being fixed
at $500.
Charles McCann, for stealing sack o.
coffee from steamboat at the Public Land
ing, was sent out for three months.
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Annual Meeting Of the Cincinnati Sam
gerbund.

The annual meeting of the Cincinnati
Sangerbund took place last night, Mr..
Reinhardt presiding.
The following delegates were present
Mr.. Berghausen, of the Orpheus So
ciety; Berger and Siebel, of the Gin
cinnati Mennerchor; Brueggeman, of the
Odd-fellow Sengerchor; Hartman OF the
us .-~agh Mennerchor Nolte, of the Good
fellow Sangc,rchor; Reuss and Lichten-
stein of the Germania M@nnerchor; Rom,
of the Concordia M@nnerchor; Schaufert
and Zimmerman, of the Druid Sangerchor;
Sebel, of the Cincinnati Liederkranz;
Heider, of the Turner Mennerchor; Hut
man, of the Schweizer Manner chor; Freln,
of the Harugari Mennerchor.
A communication from the st. Johns
Church choir withdrawing from the Bund
was received.
The following delegates were elected foI
the ensuing year; Franz Hruza and Aug
Hartman, of Herwegh Mennerchor.
Joseph Rom and Jacob jacket, OF Con
cordia Mannerchor; G. H. Berger and II.
Siebel, of Cincinnati Mennerchor; Aug
Reinhardt and Augustus Frein, OF Haru
gari Mannerchor; Ed. Berghausen and A.
W. Fuhrman, of Orpheus Sangerchor; II
C. Reuss and w. Lichtenstein, OF Germanis
Mennerchor.
Messrs. Berger, Heider and Reuss were
appointed as committee to investigate the
books of the Society.
The next meeting was set for September
18th.
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LEGAL.
Master commissioners sale.

Master commissioners Sale.
v,HE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
4 SS.-Purslant to the command OF an order Tor
sale from the Common Pleas Court of Hamilton
County, Ohio, and to me directed, ! will offer at
Public Sale in the Rotunda OF the Court house, In
the City of Cincinnati, on MONDAY, the 1th DAY
of O tober 1879 at II o oclock g. m, the following
described real estate towit
Lots numbered j. g. 3, 4, 8, 81, 8, ., l0, Ii, ~
ia a. Is. 16, and II, in franklin Halliday's Plat
of Subdivision of lands in North Bend, Miami
Township Hamilton County, Ohio, recorded IN
Plat Book No. a. page 223, OF Hamilton County
Records Said lots fronting on the west SIDE OF a
street laid out in said plat and beng more partlc-
ularly described as follows, viz;
Lot No. l, fronting S3H feet on said street and
extending back 1908 feet in Depth being Of tri-
angular shape Lot No. 9 OF irregular shape, front
ing 40 feet on said street. and extending back $50
feet to on alley; Lots Nos g. 4, 5, 9, III, and
IL fronting each 40 feet said street and extend
ing back the same width $50 feet to an alley; Lots
Nos r. 49, a. Is, 49, and II, fronting each so feet
on said street, and extending back the same width
$50 feet to an al ey.
Lot No. /, appraised at $40.
Let No. e appraised at $50.
Lots Nos 3, A. S, and 6, appraised at S65 each.
| Lots T. s. g. 10, and II, appraised at $75 each.
Lots Nos 12 49, and "A, appraised at s9O each;
| Lots Nos Is, 16, and H. appraised at Sllo each.
| To be sold free Of dowerl by order OF said Cour
in case No. 81 6S3, wherein Margaret Emerson, Ex
ecutrix, is plaintiff, and Franklin Halliday ct al
are defendants.
Terms of Sale-Cash on day of sale.
| GEO. w. STONE.
Special Master Commissioner.
| CARR & CALLAHAN, Attorneys for Plaintih
| se4 5tTh