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The New York herald., 1879-09-15

Milne oaoeee oand sailed go 3D. Romeo Berry New York
4s osIss Ssssrs ss 4%Sr'''s Halifax
Entered out sd Iuns. Baltour, Philadephia Que ems
os,sio~n M fiS' ri" fI'S Tay fhompsoa %
Deal itl; Nason. Gadd Boston; Ocean King o. scott
Montreal nd both s,iied from Gravesend sd ID Scot
Lawrenee, wil%ngton ath. Constantine Goss. New
Sailed from ravesend I'd Hope, for Philadelphia and
Lsaaoes. Aug 27-sailed. Bartoiomeo Gighliano Go.
MAIsEiLLks. Sept 2-Arrised Pontiac ~, Newington
Sailed Aug 81, J Oliver, Cam Now York; Henri Ro-
MAlAsA. Aug ae-ssilod, Victor, Holn,berg. Delaware
Sailed I'D Annie Davies, Prince Edward Island asth
sorLia, Long Liverpool. Ns
Sept s1ss Ssas
PRAwLk PoIsr Sept 2vrassed + Whitney. spicer.
poIT caAlxras. NJ. June 2s-Arrivod Mabel. Haiess.
Q5rrSsrows, sept a-Put in windbound Ella Frazer.
Arrived 4.s italy Sumner Liverpool for Now York
Sailed ID Amiciaia Cork; Wig, London; Erbru.
81 SnsnS APsS a Rpas
urbsno, Limerick tth Luigi Rocco. Lverpool sss,ri.
RIO MARINA Aug 2s~ssil.d. Madrid %, Carson phil..
delphA
Cleared ID bissios. Winnie. baltimore
snASKLIN, Sept 2-OF the Wight. S dol Boschetto,
sa.srssss Sept sailed, osscn Tonnoson, Philader
ss sp eans Quebec
srnyANcEa; Err; to Ang 2t-sailsd Embla Lsndsas,
sen. do; Mxury, Hansen, do.
sANpHAnN. Aug 3o--Arrvsd, Chapman. Psuisen. New
srsrrrS, Aug so-sailed svea Marchusen New York via
swISExUSDx, Aug slArrived, Dictator, Thomson New
AISs wfsss'F %s Ghos. ros Hanson
Now Yor Vaughan ,rSr rSrsr do Bravo Kilmans do;
SOUTHLAND, NJ. juno 7Arrved, Charles Fobes, Lowe.
sIScAronE Sept s-s.iled Glenlyon ts from Shanghai
anS nas A%oS M New A YGre A,an.. Wilson Roso
Sailed Aug 4 Abraham, Bragusa. Boston; Mary Has
wIITKnAvRS. Sept 2-Arrved. vasco do Cana. Norton
YxUiDnS Sept 2-sailed wandorer, Krohn, Philadelphia
BORDEAUX Sept The agent of the English underwrit
ers now at bordeaux has ascerained that the Carrie
Delsp arrived here from phsdepha with wheat has do
HELIcoLASD. Aug sl-American ship Reunion has be-
com. fetal wreck part Of her have been saved
LEIrH, Sept 3-The ship Island Home of Nova Scotia,
h s os Of sS Il to ar
MAURIrIus. July 29-American ship Flying Eagle 1904
tons register, Crowe from Iioio bound
her: s
gales bad weather lasting days during which ship
straincda great deal. and sprung leak, making to
post head
appear damaged but the surveyors
ended tho portion In the tween decks to be
% x%sr,ean bark Henry EsaaslS tons register Of
Kockund, Litchheu master. from New YORK Stnga-
porc with OF kerosene oil In here the 26th
July repair rudderhead Tenders have boon
NoIRMoUrIERs Sept IAN successfut attenpt
made Aug 80 to raise tbs Wycife (s. from Philadelphia
for st Naxae which anded last February tho Bufs
Operations be deerrod for few days The weather
IS Tho principal obstacle rang the
sci is rock which has stove her hull about amdships
QuERNsrowN Sept 3-Mechanic. American schooner has
been towed up the river to dockysrd for repairs.
SuIRLps Sept 1.-The Hurworth (s) Of Newcastle 1864
Henderson, from Mddesbrough TOR Baltimore, with
of railway fron in here Saturday night
FOR bunker Goals. tt.t
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BICYCLES IN. THE PARKS.

Numerous inquiries having been sent to this Office
touching the prohibition OF bicycling in the Central
Park HERALD reporter called at the Department OF
Public Parks yesterday afternoon for the purpose of
obtaining some authoritative Information on the
subject. Ia the absence OF the Commissioners tho
secretary Of the Board. Mr.. l.. T.. Barker. being
asked whether there law prohibiting the use of
bicycles in the Park, repied:-"There is no law on
the subject. but there s regulation forbidding their
ia any OF the parks Of the city. The law gives
the Commissioners power TO make all ordinances
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HORSE BREEDERS TROTTING MEET.
ING.

The third annual trottine meeting Of the National
Association of Horse Breeders will take place at the
Prospect Park Fair Grounds September 1C. II and
ls. ON the first day the programme embraces the
Annual Declaration) Nursery stake for ioils o1s76;
Declaration stake. tor foals OF 1916 BY stations
whose get have not troted in 240 or better at four
years old or undr and tho Stallion Stake. for stall
ions that have never beaten 226. On the
second d,y there will be trotted the Nal
(Dcclarat loh) stake, for foaIs Of 1876 by
alons whose get have not trote In .45 or better
ut three years ola or under; Declaration stake. ior
foals 1874 by saiJns wnose gc, have not trotted
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GrBRALrAR. Aug 2i-Arrived, steamers Strong (Br)
ces s%a SAILED for New , 1resa an AsSn
brig francesca No Romano Casnia tsnd sailed 2oth for
MosrREA Sept Ii-Arrived steamers Phesnician Scott
LiyerpSoi; s.pS l2'h rs"sonis s,ua Gibson DO
sspaa sss
CLEARED th, circas.ian. Liverpool: ship Qneon
East, Le'th; Del Grat'a. Great Gnmsby
IPrn STEAMER CRY or RrcmxoSpl
AWnpEss sept i,-Arriyed Bravo. Olsen. ssvsnnah:
ARnSpAL. Aug 27-Cicared, Ajax. Apenes, New York.
BaisroL. Sept s-Arrved. Charles knight. from Ara
AUCKLAND. July i4sailed. Thomas. william Now York.
BrtrAsr Sept lsaied. Jupiter. jacobsen Philadelphia
,BsrxEs. Aug si-Arrivsd, Won Borg. Schneider Now
sailed Aug 81, Iwar Buschen. Charleston.
BRAKE. Aug 3l--Arrivcd Anna. Blom, Pxscagouia
B9apEAux, Sept i,Argiyed. formose. Simon. passa.
serhsase Noa%cn an%sisen ~ Gni.od ssascs
S ed ist. lIakon js Fagerstrom, United stses John
Sailed from panise st. Lsra Torgcnsen United States;
Angs,le,n Beszc Fae. Baltimore; I'd Brave Lourmel
cAnDlrr, Sept 3saicd. Chiswick t, Bronago. Bal,i-
,cuynAyTs. Aug ugsiArrvcd Maria siodenbers, srlcker
Sailed sl;, Gender syysr.sGn Tysee Treamor Chris
pon, and proceeded; cps Iotty Eien, Ivans DO Tor
or Sept 81 Albans Lndhard, from Bremen for Phila
Passed I'd National Eagle from Antwerp for New York
Elizabeth rhorneh.slm. for lhadsl,hla
DOVER, sept 3-fasscd, frnce Edward for Prince
Edward Island and Montreal. "
DAnrMouTn Sept 2--saied Friedorch Scala, Buthnsr
Qrom Antwerpl, tybec
DUNDEE, Sept 4-sacd Argomcne Finday New York
DUnLIN. Sept 2-Arrivcd Professor gaard Olsen
Now York.
DnoenIpA Sept 2-Arrved. Jonathan weir. Edsstt, 8.
DuSKInx. sept 1-sacd salome, Thysosen New York:
rerc de Famle, Onward. do.
DALAao, Aug 30-Arrvod, Bcrgitts, Torge nscu, Now
York ~
ELsixoRr, Aug so--In tho Sound Prooucent. Rasmus.
from Puiadelpha for strasund: LIST stadt acob
SEN New York for Cronstadt.
GLAscow sept 2-Arivcd, Eircnc ts), Rollo Montreai
3D., Deyonia (sl, Young. New York.
Sailed st Elisctn Chiapclia, gatmoro 3D. Circassia
delphia. -
,insKsocx, Sept 2-Arrivcd, Devona ts), Young, New
York " ~
Sailed LIST. J 7 Smith. Howard, Portland Ne; John
Hail. sounior Cape Beton I'd Cromary shire San Fran
cisco
GIBRALTAR, Aug 2a-Clearcd Goidea Horn ts). valder
New York "
GkyoA, sept 1--Arived Boritcl Tripcovich Now York
Sailed 10Th, Effective ts, Cumming Galveston. Marlbor
ough do.
HAwnuRG sept f--saiied. ragna. Knudsen. New York.
Hull sept 3-Arriycd plsinieer tsJ Brooas, Phiiade
phit
HoSfLEuR. Aug si-sacd Eos. Darnevig, Now York.
. HkLsIsGBoRG. Aug 22--Clcared. Riisocr. Olsen, New
Yok
KiScsrowS. Sept I-Arrivod jonathan weir Edsett, 81
John Ms
LvKnrooL. Sept 3Arrived Spain (s) Grace. Now York
City of Now York Land, Atlas Hosonscn. Bps
tons iberian ts Horne, do Queen Of Nations. Edwards
Quebec.
sailed I'd, Marina ts), Ramsey, New Orleans; Amazon.
euse t Iolgatc. Hampton Roads; Iudia, White. Tybcc;
Frign. toiford Southwest PASS Enoch Train morris,
Now Orleans; Ralcsrry, kimmond, Montreal
Cleared I'd, 0ermsnie. Temple, Bsatimors' chppews'
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STEINER LEIPzG Ger from baltimore for Bremen.
towed into this lith inst disabled port arrivals
ScHR LEosoHa sailed from Galveston Aug ~ for Der.
wck Bay a and nothing has been heard from her 10
In feared she has beon lost.
scnR IDA silsnrr Jennings before reported sunk In
Hateras roads. left Powes Point Nc, on 10th n and
anchored evening iIat,eras Inlet Next morning
wind blow pefcct tornado the ttenst and
about haip she began drag and kept for
about oncquarter OF mile when she struck the Point OF
Swnsl and In swinging around parted both
cablos and began ton with water. having
evidently moved pauk hor bottom. With NIL their
efforts the gained at tho rate o about inch every
six seconds ana all hands made for ihe main rigging
standing the sheer poles They had hardly done 80
whe rolled over throwing them half IN water The
rain with such erccness mist from the
made dark they unable buoy short dis
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In 2 IS better at Ave years old under and the
Stallion Stake for stations that have not beaten
24O On Thursday the programme includes stake
for ioas OF 1876. stake Tor foals of 1875 ana stake
free for all stations. All to bo best three
in five. in harness. except for threey which
are to be mile heats. in harness. The rules OF the
National Association will govern.
ln order to correct wrong impression the FIX
ecutiye Committee of the Horse Breeders Associa-
tion desire TO advise that the Prospect Park track
only narrowed tor the purposes OF the late meet
ing OF the Coney Island Jockey Club. and that il VIII
BE- in perfect condition for Their trottng meeting
unless the weather at the time should render it
o. visa
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Sept l3-Arrived ship Ornen tsw) Esermann.
New York; 18th, steamer Fitxroy (Br,, GIbb, do.
Sailed 18th. ship Alhsmbra. Alexander New York.
AMSTERDAM Sept 13-Sailed, ship Bessie Crosby Br),
Phillips, Philadelphia
BREMEN, Sept l3-Arrived ships Atlantic (Ger) Schaer
New York; Derby Ger, Janssen, do.
Sailed 18th, ship Cornelius (Gerl Jordan Now York
bark Canning (Br). Froude, Philadelphia.
BORDEAUX. Sept l2-Arrived ships Pamas (Br), Elias,
Bstimore Lizzie Moses tBr) Cox, Kotka.
BILBAO, to Sept 13Arrived, brigs Goodwin, Googins,
New YORK Salista. Partridge do.
CoRK, Sept 14-Arrived. bark Josephine, Stahl, New
York
CRooKHAvKS Sept IA, 7:s5 AM-oR steamer City Of
Berlin Br), Kennedy, from Now York for Liverpool
DEAL Sept 14-Ssiled, Victoria (Br Rais Qrom
London). New York.
DUNDEE. Sept 1s-Arrived, bark suex QtaD, Pagano.
New York via Queenstown.
GENOA. to Sept I3-Arrived, bark India iNor Meidell
Philadelphia
Hull Sept 14-Arrved bark Earl Dalhousie (Br) Jar
Wis, San Francisco via Queenstown.
HAMBURG. Sept l3-Arrvsd barks Melchior (Ier, Vie
richs Now York; Ottawa tNor), Thygesson. do
Sailed 18th, bark Granville Belle (Br) Purdy Phila-
delpha.
HAvRE, Sept 14-Ssilcd. ships Glory of the Seas Nc
Laughlin New York; Cumberland tBr,. Farquhar, do.
KuRRAcnEE, 10 Sept l4-Sailed, steamer Olympia (Br)
New York.
LIvERpooL, Sept l3-saod ships Riverside RIch Dcla-
waro Broskwater; George Holt (Br Norton Hampton
Roads.
LIZARD, Sept l4-OT. steamer Canada Fr) Franguei
from New York for Hsvre.
LErrH Sept l3Arrivcd ship Beautiful Star (Br.
son. Baltimore via Queenstown mot before); bark
Mavis (Br), Armstrong. New York via Queenstown.
LONDONDERRY, Sept l4-Saied, bark Emily Lowther
(Br), Webster, Baltimore.
LIsBoK to Sept 13-Arrived briggs Josefa, Davis Nov
York for Oporto; Wanderer tBrl, Gaher. do do.
LEcHoRN, to Sept 13-Arrived, bark Nimrod (Aus),
Geroomich, New York.
MovILLE, Sept l4-Arved, steamer Sarmat (Br),
Aird. Montreal for Liverpool tand procoeded).
MARsELLEs TO Sept 12-Arrivcd brig Grace Kelly Hur-
ley. London; 18th, bark Ferris Thompson Potter Now
York.
MALAGA to Sept l4-Arrived, bark Union. vves st Ma
rys. Ga
Sailed l4th, bark Elliot Rtchie, Hutchinson New
Orleans
QuERSsrowx. Sept I4-Arrived, ship Therese Share,
New York
Sailed 18th. ship Wildwood Hartman Qrom Astoria),
Fleetwood.
VALENCIA to Sept l3-Arrved, bark Osoraa CNor Lar
| sen, Savannah.
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
Gan lind ligh
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Now Bedford Sept H. bark Seine Capt White
from the Atlantic Ocean and Western grounds Sept with
loo bbs oil and $50 do VIII oi home on
iS0 bbs Spoke the Western grounds Aug 23 bark
Hercules. Sherman from Now Bedford with 10 bbls
this The Hercules reported bark Cicero Stckney
from New Bedford July - months with aso bbls
the day the Seine spoke schr Edward Lcc Atkins
from Provincetown, with rs bbs hpbk; on Aug 10
bark Sappho. Edck from Now Bedford IL days out with
oil.
Arrived at Provincetown Sept "a schrs Grace Parker
with 80 bbls oil Sarah Lewis with so bbls do
Helen Sim mons, with 100 bbls do
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THE GAME AT TORONTO.

TonoSTo. Ont Sept. IA. 1879.
Dafts English Eleven will play against q twenty
two OF all Canada the Toronto Cricket Ground on
Monday and Tuesday next, the Toronto club grant
ing the English Elsvens expenses. Owing to counter
attractions the matches have been poorly attended
SO inr There will be cricket matches at Ottowa
on Monday or Tuesday next.
The New York herald., 1879-09-15
CREEDMOUR.

PROGRAMME OF THE FALL PRIZE MEETING.
The following programme for tho fall prize meet
ing OF the National Rife Association has been issued
by the executive oficer:-
The New York herald., 1879-09-15
CRICKE

A TEAM SELECTED TO MEET THE IRISH GEN.
TLRMEN rLAYEYs AT SYRACUSE TOMORROW.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SYRACUSE Sept. IA. 1879.
The following named persons have been selected
TO play the Irish cricket team in this city Tues
day aud Wednesday next: ii. III. Bailey. Oswego; H.
Backus, Oswepo Falls; j. Spencer. Albany; DR..
Clarke, X. ii. Roberts, j. Is. Paddon, y. Adams,
j. HoIiug Utica; q. III. Aiward, A. NJ. Smart.
r. Newich j. +. Ballard, Jr, T.. Vine. b. C.stlc, G..
W. Andrews. ID. L. Phelps, Jr., J. Lghthall. aud A.
n. uiscock, OF the Onondaga Club.
The New York herald., 1879-09-15
HORSES FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Circassia. OF the Anchor line. arrived
at Quarantine yesterday afternoon from Glasgow.
She brings with her two mares and four stud horses
consigned to Messrs. Smith x Powell of Syracuse
They will be taken to their farms there for breeding
purpOses
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark mozart Ger, Julicher, from Hamburg Aug H.
Bark Norma (Norl Muthicsen, from Bordeaux Aug IL.
Bark Jas Stafford (3rJ, Bogert from Annapolis, Ms.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
steorers. Smt lD,.tino,ion. / o6sr.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM Nlw roR THE
or sEPrEMDER AND OCTOBER.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Steamers Meiita Br). Rouen; Achilles drom Philado
Nauh hur
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DOYAL HAVANA GOVERNMENT AND OTHER sE.
lLcuritcs also Louisiana and Kentucky State nvsss
meats kEPflcn . CO kol Nassau 50, New IsrE.
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aIIsCEI.l4ANEOiIs.

V,uREE SMALL PAssENGER AND FREIGHT PRO.
pslers for southern trade Neahe Tcvy enginss now
}. A. VAN BRUNr 7,South ~
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YACHTS. sFEA.disDArs. &c.
DOR sALE-A sLOOP IN GOOD URDEW; CANnT
\ torlv tons choHp for cash. Apply TO RACkErf
,kn "A At Nov YORK
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Ssame. Sails. Destination. Office
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA
TIONS.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLYHEAD. Sept I4-wind W, light; clear.
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CUTTING sCRAPE
At tho Y. M. G. A,

John Mccormick, paper-banger. re-
siding at No. 300 East Sixth street, was
Numbering peacefully in the Y. NJ. c. A..
Library 70 nj last night, when a man sup,
posed to be VIM. Allen entered and woke
Mccormick up. The latter disliked being
aroused, and. jumping to his feet, was about
to eat Allen up. when the Superintendent
and ordered both the men out. Adjourn
ing to the sidewalk, the quarrel was re-
newed, when the unknown drew knife
and slashed Mccormick three times, once
in the left breast and twice across the ab-
domen. Mccormick was taken to the drug
store corner of Sixth and Elm streets, and
from there to the Hospital. His wounds
are not serious He refuses to tell who cut
him, and 1t is hardly probable his assailant
will be prosecuted.
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ADA CLIFTON, OF COLUMBUS,
Shoots Herself at Roknson's 0psra.hou

Shoots Herself at Roknson's 0psra-house.
There was ball at Robinson's Opera
house last night at which the demi-monde
turned ont in goodly numbers. Among
the number was Ada Clifton. who, since
her arrival In this city from Columbus, o.,
last Monday, has been stopping at Kate
Riley's. OH Longworth street. She seemed
to have great liking for Cincinnati beer
and about O. clock this morning was pretty
we'll filled up with the beverage. About
this time she was seized with fit of de-
spondency caused, probably, by the effects
Of the beer dying out.
She commenced mumbling something
about what her husband had told her to
do, and about having taken her last drink,
etc. Presently she drew from her bosom
little slver-mounted. bean-blower and,
putting it TO her breast, pulled the trigger
The ball entered the breast Just below the
left nipple, but, the woman being very
feshy and the bullet not much larger than
duck shot, it is hardly probable that
the wound will prove fatal. The hospital
ambulance was sent for, and Ihe would-be
suicidist was hauled off to the Cincinnati
Hospital,
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NOTICE.
Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.

rI,HE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
i S.S.-Pursuant to the command OF an order for
sale from the Court of Common Pleas of Hamilton
County, Ohio I will offer at Public Sale. ON the
premises, No. 81 Pierson street, in the City Of Gin
cinnat, Ohio, on MONDAY, December 29th A.
D. 1879, at oclock p M, the following described
real estate with the Improvements thereon, to-
wit:
All that certain lot of real estate in Cincinnati,
Hamilton County, Ohio. commencing on the west
side Of Pierson street. fourteen A) feet eight (S)
inches; thence wcstwardly xty-six feet, more or
less, to T. L. Haines' line: thence northwardly
fourteen (l4) feet and eight (S) inches; thence
eastwardly sixty-six (66) feet through the center
Of partition wall to the place Of beginning. being
the same premises conveyed to John Crawford by
VIM. Pierson. Said premises are bounded on the
north by Ketchum's line.
Appraised at $500
TO be sold by order of Court in case No. 49, ,742,
wherein Thomas +. Shay is plaintiff and Susan
E. Francis ct al defendants.
Terms OF Sale.-One-half cash on day Of sale,
balance in one year, with per cent interest," said
notes secured by mortgage.
GEORGE r. TAPP,
Guardian of Susan E. Francis,
Room No. l6, Temple Bar,
Northwest corner Main and Court.
HrIDEBRANDr& 4 HnDEBR ,NDT. Attorneys.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 26th. 1879. no28-5tF
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sum of money was nettsd in aid Of the new


pAYTOH. IL.
Good Templars tonight
Mrs. Weimer will sing at Madame
Sachse's soiree in Newport tonight
Will. Quinby and Dave Offenbauer went
up to Maysville to eat X. of P. dinner.
Rev. DR.. Erwin preached an eloquent SER
mon at the union services in the Baptist
Church yesterday to large congregation.
Mayor Msxey, in getting on moving car
yesterday. was struck by one of those
abominable posts in Newport, and very Sc
riously injured about the head.
Postmaster Hayward lost an elegant lit
tie diamond bosom pin, either here or in
Cincinnati. Amy picker-up of such q valu-
| able will please confer with the P. N.
The numerous friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Heidrich assembled at their residence
on Madison street last night and celebrated
their tin wedding in style SO agreeable
that 1t will long be remembered by every
| one in attendance. The presents were ap-
propriate, the refreshments most enjoyable,
and the entire entertainment one of the
happiest of the season.
The M. e. Thanksgiving dinner and sup
per was success, There we're plenty to
eat there was plenty to eat, and everybody
ate. The net profits were $50. The follow
| Ing programme was carried out:
Address by Albert Hill.
Duet-MB Arthur and Lena Capron.
Anthem by the choir.
Song-Go0d Templar Quartet Club.
Song-Mrs Arthur
The first winter social Of the Robin
Hood Archery Club at Judge Gunnison's s
residence Wednesday night was pleasant
affair. Mrs Weimer and Miss Dalton fur
nished music. and Miss Flo. Gunnison gave
a reading. after which bad spell seized the
Club, the victorious speller being awarded
an elegant ring with Licking River pearl
set. The programme concluded with 9
splendidly performed charade and the par
ty gave themselves up to dancing and
amusementa.
The many friends of Mr.. T. M. Foster
late Postmaster of Dayto will be pained
to learn of his death, that took place or
Sunday evening last at Unadilla, New
York. Mr.. Foster was attended during his
illness by his wife and relatives who had
been 1attered with the hope that the tenn
porary benefit found in change of climate
would be permanent, but sudden change
for the worse occurred last week, and deatt
followed at the time above stated.
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An American lady, who has lived in
England, says: For the street English
women dress horribly, but for dinner par
ties and balls they are lovely. They
wear usually either white or black, and
their skins and compilations are dazzling.
But every English woman when she gets
TO be thirty-fve or forty has a rash break
out on her nose. believe it is because
they drink 90 much. They are always
drinking wine and all that with their
meals. They don't get faded and worn,
looking as we American women do; but
they get very stout, and their beautiful
complications get to be really 'beery."
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Marriage Lioensea

The following marriage licenses have bee,
issued since our last report: a d
Edward NJ. Beebe and Eiz. Henry.
James K. Cullen and Adelia E. Barnes.
Phil. Voelker and Matilda Bramke.
Ernst Klopfer and Lena E. Talcott.
August ]. Hol6ng and Cath. M. Smith.
Henry Ernst and Agatha Hagen.
Robert Ashley and Lizzie Kuntz. s
Andrew ]. Kean and Julia Holleran.
VIM. Ochs and Matte Hotten.
Samuel Ferguson and Mary e. Miller.
James G. Hall and Amelia Correvont.
Andrew Frick and Emma Schmidt. r."
Alex. Haggerty and Annie Quinn. =,
Geo. Ohlwein and Katie Knapp.
Pat. J. Mclaughlin and Della ONeil.
Martin J. Roddy and Mary c. Todd.
James Roach and Lucy Mooney.
Walter X. Rinear and Ellen f. Graves.
Jesse y. Hearn and Nina Hayes.
John II. Moore and Lizzie TOoker.
Pat Burns and Katie Carney.
Henry Trader and Louisa Nolker.
N. Fieglein, Jr. and Mary Allbecker.
VIM. h. Sutherland and Nellie L. Moore
Fred. Rotert and Julia Kennedy,