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R,lalwart gan has been 9pik-
bme it is the South Carolina
Mar. 1t made no difference
sbe 5 nth Carolina press In
|therg had ben no fraud; the
4 organs kept ON vociferating
Il td Deen committed and
Well, the Charles
hdCouri,y now declares that,
|oi the correctness Of the lee
beople Of South Carolina are
willing % have the census
\ |ycr agalu aud by IA new set Of
Ieu the organs will find 1t lard
reply to this.
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Personal.

n f., Embarked at Grayesend
'0' " "crulse along the British
f., E.' rll.e'ton, :. liza, tain Minister
''''cs Is at The Continen.
+ on Of ,i. ,Fio'ssery st.s1 accompanl..
Asl us cruise around the
|'iSTg'Is, Wili editor of the Atlantic
'as,' '''n'Iy upon their trip Ia,Dtns to the
etrcai, etI a, H. Il J, .M,ackonchie preach
b G'Gsl I'lSl On tuesday night. AZ
! BosstHN'e, ssNe Memphremagog he
neg D'Tll Ta, and New York
COST h"r u"ms Elm in Wales, Crig-y.
|lawseslllaiee and she is new now
'"'' about the carpenter 5
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A DEVASTATING HURRICANE.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, August ~, via
Havana.-A disastrous hurricane passed
over this island last night. Thousands
of people are houseless. Crops, fruit
trees, and farm produce generally were
destroyed. Colossal trees were uprooted
and chur ches demolished. The bar
racks In this city were destroyed. Three
wharves are gone, and eight large and
thirty-two small vessels are wrecked in
the barbor. Femme Is imminent, and
help Is required tor the starving thous-
and5,
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LOcdi Lanes.

crabs at Fullmel's.
'erabs at FulImer's.
ad al fullmer's.
5 Hotel is being painted
es before the Mayor this
man Blake wants dogs
large to be muzzled from
% September 30th.
Ral estate firm of John II.
y Co., No. 500 Market
been dissolved, by mutual
John IL. Frazer will con-
business.
Toms Cabin" at the
Ousc tomorrow afternoon
fng.
Pld on which were standing
iiea leil at the Pusey &
r. works, yesterday. The
We're only slightly hurt.
ne Democrats and Repub-
hold nominations to-mor-
PELAwARE GAZETTE for
contains a vast amount of
ialler, ~ 1t is beyond the
Ol doubt the best weekly
n published on the PENN
Eesent City Council has but
regular meeting.
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WASHINGTONlANS FOR HAN
COCK.
10000 MEN IN PROCESSION.

10000 MEN IN PROCESSION.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26-The largest
political demonstration ever seen in
Washino ton occurred here tonight. The
occasion was Hancock and English
ratification meeting. About two weeks
ago the Republicans held meeting to
ratify the nominations of the Republi-
can candidates. The Democratic man.
egers determined to eclipse the Repub-
lican show, and they succeeded COM
pletely. Nearly all Of the business men
OF Washington are Democrats, although
they do not dare to avow their political
principles boldly, for fear Of losing the
trade of the officeholders. The mer-
chants subscribed literally to the ratifi-
cation meeting fund, and the result was
a display seldom seen on any political
occasion. Before nightfall people began
to assemble at convenient points along
the line OF march to witness the parade.
The east front of the Treasury building
was crowded with sightseers, and the
sidewalks Of Pennsylvania avenue were
jamned with thousands of spectators.
Nearly 10000 people were in the pro-
cession. A dozen bands furnished the
music.
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ders were directed to be drawn:
Capelle x Bro, $3.50; p. Carberry,
$4o,34; Peter Robinson, $176,12; A. r.
Bacon, $40; Henry Lape, 81 900; Sundry
bondholders, $4,S75; Redemption of
Loan No. 20, $500; K. e. Burnite, ST.
ooO; K. Moore, Jr., $3.50.
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.NCOCK,
-. soldier-Statesman.

Ln,c,L newspapers persist
4 to publish Gen. Hancock s
[ latter to Gen. Sherman
Led to allow such a states
to go before their
Nav, however, they publish
berman's letter to General
| The latter approves the
| Hancock expressed, and in
Ioodemns in a forcible and
btial way all that the RAD
have uttered against Han
/ and consistent policy as to
TROOPS and bayonets instead
HI elections.
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A Happy Restoration.

can truly say that 1 owe my present
existence and happy restoration to the
hopes and joys of life, TO the use of War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and l
say to every one suffering from any man.
per of Kidney, liver or urinary trouble,
"Use this remedy and recover"
w, E. SANFORD.
HolIey, N. Y, Feb, 25, 1880.
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M hTRA T., I ENDED IN

Ihle waltz, August 26.-Two
boat, "%'o1lng onnang on the deck of
pmbledp dppoSlte po Cornwall last
board'.' On Ra,;, a coil of rope, and
ies have both Dot We're drowned.
uo' yet been recover
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lettings Tonight.
FRIDAY.

FRIDAY.
|POnt Guards.
elsiOr Democratic Club.
Lodge, No. /, X. of T..
lodge, No. s. /. .. q. +.
|buncll, No. 3, .. U. A. NJ.
\ Lodge, No, ~, /. o. .. f.
pom Uouncll, No. 4, .. u, A. M
\ Tribe No. Imp. o. X. NJ.
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In a nursery wherein all is life and
laugh instead of crying and fretting, there
is sare to be found DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Price 25 cents a bottle.
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fach shipments.

| t'O@lllH were the shipments
/ / over the Delaware railroad
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the partnership lately existing be.
tween John II. Frazer and James O. Fox
under the firm name OF Frazer a Co., IL
dissolved by mutual consent,
JOHN HI. FRAZER,
JAMES q. FOX.
The real estate business will be contin-
ued under the name OF Frazer q Co., 8e2
Market street. J. ID. FRAZER.
Aug o. lSS0-tE
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VAL Not Run S,t,sdau.

The Major Reybold will not make her
usual Sunday to Woodland Beach on
Sunday mex the 20 h inst.
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NEW ADVERTlsEAIENTs,
ITO THE DEMOCRATS OF
THE SOUTHERN DISTRI

ITO THE DEMOCRATS OF
i THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT.
II has been freely promulgated within
the past few days, that 1 had Withdrawn
from being a candidate for Assessor and
cratic friends that such IL not the case as
reported, but on the contrary had not
the remotest idea Of Withdrawing, from
the fact that of having done so three years
ago, L thought my Democratic friends In
the district understood then 1 would be
the leading candidate this time. 1 do
not say that 1 have any more or better
claim than others in the field, but do say
am not Democrat for the sake of offiee
but one from principle, and intend to be
one all my life.
IL. MYLES BURKE.
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Never promise more than can be done.
DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills have been sue
cessfully run on this principle. For sale
by ali druggists. Price % cents,
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F9aily Sazstts

~ WILMINGTON POST
.ooSD GLASS MATTER.
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FIRST EDITION.
CITY COUNCIL.

REGULAR SESSION LAST EVENING
COMMITTEE REPORTS AND NEW BUS
INEss INTRODUCED - WANTS THE
DOGS NUZZLED.
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During the evening the following Or
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A New Entarurfse.

Hearing that new firm tor the manu-
facture Of stairs, rails newelA banisters,
&C., had been formed, We started out in
search of it Fortune favored our search.
and at the corner of Sixth and Hoadly
streets, we found Mr.. John Rothan, who
for many years has been Superintendent OF
the stair building and church furniture
department of Mills. Spellmire & Co., and
is now the head of the new firm OF John
Rothan & Co. Mr.. Rothan was busily en-
gagged fitting up new machinery and
putting in order the various appurtennaces
Of q well-regulated shop.
A glance convinced us that he was In
dead earnest in his efforts to get into oper.
alton the best wood d-working machinery in
the city. Mr.. R. has had years of expe-
rience, has decided skill in the manufac-
lures and genius in the conception of new
designs in all kinds of fine work. The
handsome altars, stairs banisters, &c.
which now stand in various church edifices
and private and public buildings as monu,
ments of his skill can be duplicated and
new styles furnished on short notice.
The very best material will be used in the
construction of all work, and none but the
most sklllful mechanics employed in put
ting it up. Estimates on work of all kind
will be cheerfully forwarded, and advice a.
to same given. A large supply of brackets,
mouldings, inside shutters, pulpits, rails
pews and other church furniture kept con-
stantly on hand. Be sure to call or write
John Rothan & Co.. corner Sixth anC
H Hoadly streets, for estimates on your wori
before awarding your con tracts.
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A MISSING SCHOOL GIRL--A DIABoLIoAL DOCTOR
. AT ST. 10.
Special to the Star. t... tf,.
ST.. Louis, Feb. 1.-THE mystery con-
cerning the remarkable disappearance of
Mary Jane Hay. pupil of the First
Branch High School, thickena She has
been gone two weeks
The preliminary trial of DR.. Macarthur,
for an indecent assault on Miss Clay ton, of
st. Louis, commenced yesterday at st.
Charles. The case has excited great deal
of attention, and the excitement has been
so great that lynch law has even been
talked of during the last two or three days.
She charges that the Doctor advertised for
a companion for lady. She answered it,
and the Doctor attempted tn drug her. as
saultpd her, tore her clothing, and COM
pelied her to remain in room at his house
all ni.ht, and she was only saved from a
terrible outrage by the Doctors wife
Macarthur is locked up under s., 900 bonds
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THE WALKING MATCH

Before Judge Wilson, in the Police Court
louis Kem,er and Edward Fiddler were
...ssod n;th sahtino m Rramsn .t,sat
last evening. fldaier staIed that hemper
was assaulting woman, when ne turned
up and played second fiddle to Kempers
music. f,'s ~tr Ia tn
Tue two were playing a duet when the
officer came up. Kemper paid fine of SO
and costs Riddle was discharged.
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CITY Commissioner,


The resignation Of 7. E. Matthews, Sur
veyor of the Wafer Works, was accepted.
The claim of Morris Bauer for return Of
10 per cent. OF amount paid for sprinkling
on account of prompt payment was disal-
lowed. .-4
In regard to the protest of the Little MI
ami Railroad Company against paying the
assessment for the improvement of Culvert
street the City Solicitor decided that the
assessment can be collected.
The engineer reported that c. F. Buck
ley was the lowest bidder for the i'm
provement of Warner street from Wheeler
to Ravine street.
A protest against the change OF the
grade Of Hawthorn Place was referred tn
the engineer. The Solicitor gave it as his
opinion that such change ought not to be
made except in case Of great urgency.
The bill of John Malloy for extra work
in the construction of the Hunt-street re-
tanning wall was ordered paid. aa
The Superintendent of the Water-works
reported rules for the future use of nv
draulic elevators, which were approved by
the Board. ........,....
A lengthy opinion Of the City Solicitor In
regard to the obstruction OF Vine street by
the Kentucky Street Railroads, was re-
ferred to the Committee on Railroads
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On the 2.TH DAY OF FEBRUARY.
NOTICE.

T,HE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON coUNrz
Il S.S.-George Merlet and Elizabeth Meriek NJ.
idents Of the town of Cullmsn, In the Stais q
Alabama, will take notice that on the 9th day q
February, 1880, Christopher Sandhcges, plainfiG
commenced an action in the Superior Court =
Cincinnati, founded on promi1ory neee. dats4
December 80, 1875 for the sum of e622 ~. made u
said Gcorfe Merlet and Elizabeth Meriet ana paal
able one day after dats with interest at six -
cent per annum to the order Of C. Sandhcgss.
The prayer in said petition d for judxnea
against said Geergs Merlet and Elinheth NRi6
for the sum Of S522. 70 and interest from DoosnbR
Sd. 1878. at the rate Of SIX per cent per annun.
and that said amount may be declared q char
on the separate estate of the said Himbsth No
let, who y married woman, aud for ali othQ
and proper relief. The defendants aTs rsquirsl
to answer on or beforc the 27th day Of NareA
lSS0, or said petition will b. taken = trus anl
judgment rendsred acesrdinsly.
AttoEnsy ss Q. sanahsgsr, paaintig
tel5-ttIu
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Local p0rsons1.

Mr.. John Room. of No. 176 Clay street,
was tsndered an elegant surprise party
last Saturday night By his many friends.
Mr.. Jacob E. Bamberger. Director Of the
San Pete Valley Railway Company, and
Treasurer Of the Silver Mountain Mining
Cmpany Of Utah, is visiting here-his old
home. I 'lo5
Mr.. VIM. II. Pritchard, brother OF School
Principal Pritchard, and now one of the
deputies in County Clerk Ramps Office, was
married this afternoon in Covington to Miss
vi oria Humphreys OF Delaware County,
o. The reception will take place tonight
at the residence of the groom's parents, 4S
Mulberry street. ! "pll.A at i33taA
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enteuced to the Work.house for three

sentenced to the Work-house for three
months .kt.5... aeI .-.sEr
George Edwards and Shell Black. for
raising disturbance i'm Gano street with a
colored woman, were fined so and costs.
Constable John Machle went to No. OIL
Oliver street inst night for the purpose OF
arresting Mary Huth, who had forfeited
her bail in Squire Harmeyer's Court.
The woman and her husband, Andrew
Huth, assaulted the officer, and he was
compelled to call assistance to take them
to the Station-house. This morning In the
Police Court their cases were continued
until Tomorrow IL. A,
John Haines. for stealing four boxes OF
sardines from Kaufman 4 Lehman, No. AZ
Walnut street, was fined $40 and costs.
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FROM THE SUSPENSION BRIDGE
An Insane Woman's Leap Into the Ohio

An Insane Woman's Leap Into the Ohio.
Late yesterday afternoon Mrs. Jacob
Haller, of No. ATS Vine street. accom-
panied by her daughter, Louisa Rauscher,
and her little boy. Willie, went down to
take look at the big body of water. They
went up on the Suspension bridge, and
when near the middle Louisa suddenly
jumped over the railing into the swift cur
rent below. She came to the surface sew
eral times and then floated down to Sc
damsville, where the body was caught. The
Coroner was notified. who, after viewing
the body, gave orders for its removal to
Habig's. s.
Deceased was about twenty -four years OF
age, and of unsound mind, which accounts
for the rash act .I
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Shadows Of Coming Eventl

A. D. Goldsmith will address the Lytle
Hall temperance meeting this evening. r.
Prof. Clark will lecture next Friday
afternoon before the Natural History So
ciety on Lightning and Lightning Rods" :"
Rev. Jas. Eells DID,, will deliver free
lecture in the hall of the Y. NJ. G. A. this
evening upon Sterling Castle; or the High
lands OF Scotland" 'e
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society
of the Cincinnati Presbytery holds its regu-
lar monthly meeting ct the Second Presby-
terian Church this evening. f
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Connelly's House Cracked.

The residence Of Capt. Jack Connolly,
No. 81 Butler street. was entered by bur-
glars last night The lower part Of the
house was ransacked thoroughly from one
end to the other. loi Ho oas-ilss d IA
This morning several articles of wearing
apparel were found in vacant lot near
the Captains house. A gold watch and
chain and considerable jewelry we're taken
away. The Captains hat was found down
ON the Eggleston avenue dump. p" aft
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Suicide of am Edit0r,s Son.
ati0nL Associated Press to the Star.

ELMrRA, N. Y, Feb. NO. N. Beecher,
Jr., the son OF q. NJ. Beecher, night editor
of the Elmira Advertiser, committed sui
eide last evening in this city by hanging
himself in his fathers barn. He was about
twenty-five years Of age and printer em-
ployed in tie Gazette Office here. 1t issup-
POSED that disappointment in love was the
cause OF the act.
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AID FOR IRELAND.
SENT FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Special to the Star.
INDIANApoLIs Feb. 7.-The receipts to
date from the Parnell Committee, the
Ancient Order OF Hibernians. and the en-
tertainment given BY the Queen Scotia As
sociation, for the benefit of the sufferers
in ireland, are $1.043 81, and this amount
was forwarded yesterday to the Emerald
Isle
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed O
record since our last report: isi IIoi
John Weithorn, o days city. h
Ada Steinbuch, A mos, city.
Frank Stuemer, 4 mos. city. qias
Richard Merry weather.. 18 mos city.
Alice Hazard, 10 mos city.
Elizabeth Wiener year, city.
Emma Kaunn, 6 yrs, city.
Titus Neesun,, 35 yrs, ireland.
Carl Stenkel, SO yrs, Germany. -
Henry Prus, 40 yrs, Germany. ~
Laura Bauer, As yrs, Germany.
q Joseph Nickel, 80 yra Germany.
Andrew Gould. 81 yrs Ohio. 81
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field. Minister Of Public Worship and In
structiun
Spanish America.
SERIOUS FIRE IN SALVADOR.

PANAMA. Feb. IA fire was raging in
the capital of the Republic of Salvador at
the time of the departure Of the stearAer
from La Libertad. on the LIST inst. The
Quartet the principal one in the city, and
several other Government buildings had
been destroyed. -Four Thousand stand of
arms, one million cartridges, and much
other property were Consumed.
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County Commissioner

The Board of County Commissioners held
special meeting to-day, all members -
ing In attendance.
The Engineer was directed to instruca
the contractor to raise the rip-rap protse
ton of the bridge over the Big Miami Rivel
at Cleves to further height Of six feet
and that the same be covered with grayoi.
Nothing else was done. and the Board
adjourned.
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Mr.. Lape Eeiser, clothier, on Central
avenue. and prominent member Of the
Allemania Club, died yesterday ct the age
Of n years
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rheumatism Eight Hears. a
was cured by the use of single bottls
iof st. Jacobs Oil, after having used al
known remedies, without even obtaining
relief. R. ScHAErxR,
Allegheny City. Pa,
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Emperor William Falls Down
Stairs.
Torpedo Boats for the Russian
Navy.
Riot Am ong the Breslau
Miners.
Ireland.

TIE UNEMPLOYED LAB0REA
Aational Associated Press to the Star
DUBLIN, Feb. ia corporation OF this
city to-day received deputation OF unem-
ployed laborers, who complained that
nothing was being done to prevent their
starvation In Dublin. a,
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THANKS FOR THE HERALD FUND.
.lnusJ Aovontofa6 prouo IN fha zfop


National Associated Press To the Star.
LONDON, Feb. H.-At late meeting of
the Mansion-house Committee, on motion
of P. McCabe Fay, seconded by -. Smyth,
member of Parliament for Westmeath,
tile thanks OF the Committee were voted to
Mr.. James Gordon Bennett, for his munif-
cence. and. on motion of Smyth, the thanks
of the Cosmittee were also voted to the
New York Relief Committee. and to Rich
ard O. German. OF New York. Numerous
urgent and most pressing applications from
all parts of the country were received
Since the last meeting of the Committee 81
grants have been made, making . total ol
2s.700
BARONESS BURDErT CoUTTs.
LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE Manchester Guar
dian correspondent says lie is able to state
on highest authority that there is no truth
in the persistent report that the Baroness
Burdett Coutts has given f600, ,00C
for the relief of the Irish distress,
HELP FROM THE IRON WORKS.
OGDENsBURe. Feb. 1.-THE Rossier Iron
Works. located in this county, nave en-
trusted to Bishop Wadhams this city. $3.50
for the sufferers in Ireland.
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BY ESTE & SCHMIDT,
Real Estate Agents and AucticneeA
SPLENDID FARM Of $50 ACRES
AT AUCTION,

In Springfield Iv.nship, hamiIsea
County, Two Miles NV. o1 ur..-
dale, and 16 Miles N. Of Cincin.
tl natl, On a Free Pike.
On the 2ATH DAY OF FEBRUARY. w
At 12 o'clock, we will offer for sale, at PUTIN
auction, on the premises. the splendid a6lama
farm of B. B. Rusk, ESQ.,, known to be one Of tha
richest and most productive farms in Hamiitsa
County. and now in the highest state Of cuItsv0.
ton; 45 acres are now in wheat 20 acres in cloves
II acres in barley and 10 acres in orchard. Ths
Improvements irst-class In every particular. Ths
opportunity to get so superior farm may ma
soon occur aga n. Terms-One-third cash bak
ance in one and two years
Persons going 10 the sale will be taken fro0
Glendale TO the farm and return free of charge
ESTE SCHMIDT, Auctioneers.
13W. Third Z
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Russia.
HERAr Is A NECESSITY.

81. PETERSBURG, Feb. II. M. Victomosti
maintains that Herat is as necessary to Rus
MA as Candahar or Jellalabad is to Eng
land. and scouts the idea Of its occupation
ey Persia &.
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Austria.
rHr MINrsrsY oonrLErED.

VIxrrA, Feb. 1.-THE Austrian Ministry
has been completed rs follows: Herr Kfieg-
iau, Minister Of Finance. and Herr Esbss-
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AUCTION SALES.
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Caldwell We. Wilson. The plaintiff made
motion te se.. ASIDE judgment and allow
q new trial. Motion overruled.
The following cases were continued:
Baldwin VS. Boyd, same vs.. Nelson Dunn,
same vs. Horsfall, Muller VS.. Herschberger,
Hackett VS. Maloney, Buchanan vs.. Gas
ton, Williams vs Wedderstrand, Parsons
vs.. Swift, Taher vs. Binkenstein, Hasting
VS.. Mauget On motion Of plaintiff, dis.
missed.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Fred. Schwab
and wife to Barbara Sauer, Lot No. 20 in
Walkers Addition, fronting 25 feet on the
west side Of Powell street, BY ITO feet deep;
81, 200.
A. s. Renshaw and wife to Philip Schnei-
der, both of Newport. part of Lot No. IS, in
Public Square addition, 80 feet front on
Columbia street; 81 and other consldera-
tions.
VIM. Harris to Louis F. Thompson, Lot
No. 101. in Parkhurst's division, fronting
Is feet on Locust street. by 100 feet deep;
$676. -.
Jewett 4 Adam, Of Cincinnati, to
Thomas King. Of Newport, Lot 1872 in Will
liamson's addition to Bellevue, 56 feet
front on Walnut street BY 120 feet deep;
81, 900.
r. Bet1 assignee Of John Andreas, to
v. Heitsman. Lot l6s, In James Taylor's
second East Row addition; $780,
A. M. Toebbe, assisnse, by Master Com
missioner, to Mary A. Rogers, part Of Lot
No. "a. in Williamson's Addition to Belle
vue, % feet front on the south side Of
Front street by 100 feet deep; $40o
Hazelune DeC0ursey to Mary gshr, q
tract OF land in Campbell County, contain.
ing one-half Of an acre and situated in Cold
Springs; S120
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BARONESS BURDErr coUrTs.
ST. LOUIS.

A MISSING SCHOOL GIRL--A DIABoLIoAL DOCTOR
. AT ST. 10.