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,SDiTIoS OF TIE WATER.

To ACCOMMODATE PATRONS the Crawford shoe
store will be kept open late tonight.
Closed all day the 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

Peter Quinn, VIM. Harrington, John Doyle
and Joseph Benton, American cattlemen,
reached New York on the steamship City of
Chester, on which they were stowaways They
claim they were robbed in London and were
Obliged to pawn their clothes to reach Liver
pool.
Alden 7. Hyde, partner Of J. L. Van SAINT in
the publication of the Seabright !SelatiaeL and
peared from his homo at Seabright last week.
The steamer Palestine arrived at Boston
Tuesday from Liverpool. She passed an ice berg
one mile in length and about $50 feet high.
Domestic trouble caused Police Sergeant
henry W. Thompson of the New York forco to
commit suicide by taking audanum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

FUssELLs Kirsch ice cream, new fruit deli
eaey; original with and made only by
RUSSELL 1927 New York ave.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
FORECAST TILL E1GHr An FRIDAY.

FORECAST TILL EIGHr An FRIDAY.
For the Distric: of Columbia. Maryland ard
Virginia. showers: slightly warmer today;
winds shifting 10 Horthwesterly; fair weather
and no decided change in temperature Friday.
COSDIIIoS OF TIE WATER
Temperature and condition of water at
am.-Great Falls. temperature, so; condition,
8. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 81 Con-
ditiOn at north connection. %; condition at
south connection. Sc High water III the river,
$50 pm; low water, 2:iS pm.
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The sheriff of Atlantic county. N. j., has sold
two hundred farms to foreclose mortgages
within the past few days and over forty fami-
lies have been evicted.
cepted the bid of the Nashville. Chattanooga
railroad for the Western and Atlantic railroad
lease for twenty-nine years from December ~
next.
An explosion Of Japan dye in Barker, Rose
erty.
The official census figures give Chattanooga
and suburbs 4s,500 instead of $4,000, as
announced the other day.
Mr.. Dwight L. Moody's summer Bible school
for college students at Northfeld, Mass, ia
now under successful way, over 600 students
being IN attendance, representing nearly every
college in the United States.
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Get Your Lunches at SAUrTER's for the ith.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dining lt* :
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FoR COOP FURNITURE and low prices call at
{. Z. BIRCKREADs, 81 9th st. NV
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VIII be Closed all day July T. ToPHAN's
Trunk Mandatory, 1881 Pennsylvania ave.
NV. jyi-St
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DLUlOCRACY,
Il Or American White Slavery. A novel by ex SEN
a'or I. NJ. Norwood. For sale by w II. MORRISON
1888 ST. Call there and get circular giving opinions
on the book by Statesmen, divines and the great
udllles. iy3-2t-
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Where Can Buva sI3 80 $

Where Can Buy a sI3. 80 Silk Coat and
Vest for 80 in Gray. Brown. Blue or Cream
color, so Pongee Coat and Vest for g.. 30. or
Genuine Seersucker Coat and Vest from IS
to S6.50. At L. B. BARNUM Il Co.'S,
ly3-t 33l Pa ave.
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SEE Our SOUTH WINDOW for samples of S.
trouserinSs. EIsEMAN Bros, 9TH and L.
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REINHARDr's, 30 9TH ST. NV, will be closed
al day the 4th OF July.
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3-ouARr Gem ice cream freezer, Sl.65.
A l.y
Adjustable window screens. 25c.
gallons very best vapor fluid, 75c.
J. w. SCHAEFER Il Bro,
China and Glass,
1920 9TH street NV.
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Trousers TO ORDER, IS. EIsEMAS Bios,
9TH and E.
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4th July open all day. WM. PHIpPs
photographer, AS 9TH ST. NV. 1t.
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Imported Chinese Fireworks for sale at
lOo A. ST. NV. iy2-9t<
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You CAN'T Buy Crawford shoes on the 4th.
Open late tonight.
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CONE IN and be measured for pair of our
IS trousers to order. EIsEMAN Bros, 9TH and t.
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A Good Deal of Difference.

From the Philadelphia Pre-
The difference between mems and women's
ways is nowhere shown SO plainly as in trouble.
Where woman gives way TO flood of tears man
proceeds to put up few strong dams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

Use THE JOHNSTON BREAKFAST COFFEE Sold
by all grOcers at 2Jc. per pound package.
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TwAlkER SONS. 2o4 10TH ST. N.w.-As-
81 bestos foods Moth proof Paper and Wax l. and
5-ply Prepared Roonns, flue Lining and Tops. "
Lime Clements. White Wash lgushes cleAp. spl1
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Buy Machine with a Reputation!
Examine our New High Arm No. 3 and notice
how Its rotary motion. silent and positive, con-
trasts with the rasping heavy, uncertain action
OF shuttle machines. Office 437 9Th NV
jul-t, ,3m WHEELER & WILSON MIRO. Co.
800 Dozen More of Those Extra Fine
Ribbed Seamless 25c. Half Hose, in all coiors
selling so rapidly at l5c. pair, pair for zoe
for 10 days only at c. AUERBAcH's. 18th and ii.
Domestic Sewing Machine and Pattern Agency.
je2i, "a, %, SO.jyl,2
Piles! Piles! Piles.-Dr. Williams Indian
File Ointment is the only sure cure for Blind,
Bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered. 1t
never fails to cure old chronic cases of long
standing. WILLIAMS MIRO. Co., Cleveland,
ONO ia25-s, tn, thl50t
CastOrfa.
When baby was sick gave her Castoria
When she was a Child she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria
Nhcu she had Children she gave them Castoria
Ial6-th,s, tu,ly
Star Spring Water.
Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in bot
ties and by the glass by all druggists. SAM'L
Z. PALMER, Agent. ia25-s, III, th15Ot
Fits, Spasms, St Vitus Dance, Nervousness
and Hysteria are soon cured by DIR. Mics Nerv-
Inc. Free samples at
EDWARD P. MERITS, l014 F St
Home Without Mother is not more DESC
late than a home without a Gem Ice Cream
Freezer. Saves time. All dealers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

Margaret 5. Hickey and John T. Hickey lave
fled IA suit for damages against the Washing
toa and Georgetown Railroad Company and
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad COMPANY
Tor $50, 900 damages. They set out that August
II last on 18th street southwest a train of the
baltimore and Potomac railroad approached
TUE crossing at such a rate Of speed as TO en-
Danger the Passengers IN the street car in
which they were seated, and tha, in their
hurry to escape the impending danger Mrs.
hIct y was knocked OF the street ear and
badly injured. her ankle and leg being broken
anu her loot nearly amputated Mr.. Hickey
IIes suit for SZO.OOU for loss OF services of h,s
wife, &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

CARPETS CAMPHoRATKD and made moth proof |
free of charge EMPIRE CABPET CLEANING |
WoRKs, -635 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1852 i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

Sauttcr's Dining. open all day the Attn.
Fans always in operation. IT.
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BOARDS, s1.15 per 100 feet 9th and N.Y.ave
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SEASON OF 1890.
THE COMFY ISLAND OF THE POTOMAC.
MORE ATTRACTIONS THAN ALL OTHER RIVER
RESORTS COMBINED.
DIvER vIEw

The new. swift and popular steamer sANUELJ
rENTz Will make regular excursions this fAvorise
resort As follows:
sUNDaHs-Leayius wharf foot Of 9Th St at 10 10
Am. 3 ID and $50 y Returnins At :, , and $50
Pm Tickets &c.
WEDNESDAYs-Threet rfps. leaving At at45 I'm
and A. and 45 pm. Returning at l. 9 aud IL 80
pm. Tickets. 25e
Family excursions every SATURDAY. Leave at
$40 am and .45 Pm. Returning A i and g 10
pm. Fare round TRIP Toe
SATURDAY EVENING trips at q a. returning 1t
IL 80 pm. Round trip 2sc.
The only excursion grounds lighted by electricity.
The best meals furnished the Potomac River or
anywhere else for SOC No oblectiOuable raruss AL
lowed on boat OF grounds.
W =. 5. RANDALL Proprietor
CLuIoN BEACH
STEAMER JANE MosEIEY.
9Th cars at 80 m Fare Tor the r1aaS tT sSa
COMMENCING JULY =. 1890
Music BY Prof. John Pistoria
Good Bathing, Fishing and Grabbing. ,y2-2t'
FOURTH OF JULY FOURTH OF JULY
AT RIVER VIEW,
wAsEINeToN's COMFY ISLAND
More Attr ctons than all other River Resorts COM
oined The only Resort Lighted by Electricity.
Steamer SAMUEL J. PENTZ will leave her wharf
foot of 9TH street at o A. am. l As snd6
PM Returning will reach the
city NJ ]. 80. $50
and so pm
Fare. "Trip. Gentleman and Lady........... Soc
LaoS
eniaren uhoer .....,Jc.
Music and Dancing all day and evening At River
View on the largest pavilion south OF New York.
Best meals the Potomac or anywhere else, SOC.
No Obiectionabl. characters allowed on boat or
grounds.
iyl-3t E S. RANDALL Proprietor.
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FOURTH OF JULY at Mount Vernon and Mar
shall Hall See ADVERTISEMENT
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Star Spring Water

Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in bot
ties and by the glass by all druggists SAM'L
L. PALMER, Agent ia25-s, III, thl5Ot
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PowERruL FIELD GLASSES HrMPLER's, cor. Az.
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FERs-LEAVE TTH ST. WHARF and Al.kNAN-
DRiA. Va. Respectively. 9 am; % 80. SO. $50.
5eio q 40 and 7:l5. Same schedule u sundAys
commencing q $50 am Pare. round trsa Is cents
Babies free. Ss-3m
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Low RATES To DER PAkK AND OAKLAND
during The present season the Baltimore and
OaIo Railroad Company will sell excursion
uckets from Washington to Deer Park Noun
tam Lake farK and Oakland for the Friday
night and all Saturday trains each week AZ rata
OF IS FOR the round trip. The tickets will be
valid for return passage until Monday follow
ing DAY OF sale. Tickets to Berkeley Springs
and return will he sold under similar condI-
tons at %. so for the round trip.
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"CrpREss BEACH"
A ROMANCE. PRICE 4oc.

There is undoubtedly very considerable power in
cypress Beach The writer to have equal skill
over character as IN descriptions OF scenery. lie has
strong sense OF both hUnior and athOs. cdd,HV
Nonaon' book 70 raise high affectations as 70 the
rank winch its writer will herr take among novel;
lists There arc art and power enough about Cypress
Beach to make interesting and attractive indeIend
entity OF the plot.-Spfcfdtyr UondonD IL interest
ing enough III ts materials to baV, occupied ordi-
nary volumes OF hction.-dnssaeuIn U,ondon.) Pub
llshed and for sale by W ii. BABCOCK
BIB eth ST. n W. Washington D. c.
Also Tor sale at Book Stores. iyleo-2w
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Home Without Mother is not more DESC
late than home without Gem Ice Cream
Freezer. Saves time All dealers.
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ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS.
GARDEN PATTY FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST
Admission loo. IT
ROCKVILLE PARK
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC JULY4
Dancing. Fishing and Boating. Take boat a, foot of
High ST., Georgetown. 1t.
A LBAUGHs GEAND OPERA HOUSE.
Evenings at s:l5. Extra Matinee Friday July 4.
LAMONT OPERA COMPANY.
First time in Washington Of STRAUSS OPERA
THE BAT.
NEXT WEEKLY special request
LAMONT OPERA CO. in II MS. PINAFoRE.
jy2
If YOU WANT TO SPEND. A PLEASANT EVEN
ah mi eisenf pi shs
at Lochboeler's city Park corner LIST and n Y ave- ,
under the auspices OF Branch 4i9, Catholic Knights
of America.
'IHE CASINO CLUES
IurRs THIRp 2r GEASp 81, LAWN AVN, CONCERT
from MARINE k ! ? B AS B. the
MISS ALICE RAYMOND.
the Beautiful SSrnet soloist
evening at 80; Round trip. Is cents.
ad
every half hour after pm. .e3o.St
Bay RIDGE
ON THE CHESAPEAKE
OPEN JUNE
NAVAL ACADEMY BAND.
FINEST MEALS FINEST ATTRACTIONS
EVERYTHING THE BEST.
Trains leave b. aud o. depot week days o Is am,
100 and 4:3o pm Sundays 9:35 . M. 80 and
3:15pm
Leave Bay Ridge week days. $50 and $50 p. M
Sundays and 9 pm
KoUND-TRIP TICKETS. 81.
J. T. opELL. CHAs o. scULL
GenI Manager GenT Passenger Agent.
GUNNER RATES AT, THE HARKAwAY RIDING
sch9Sl SpP0sitss as sse The best sb
Drivers and al kinds Of Light Vehicles at moderate
rates; The best OF accommodation for Boarders.
DEGULAR LINE OF COACHES LEAVE 32D
IA and ste NV every hour Tor Arlington Bound
COLLINS. 3o35 NJ st. a. ". my5-sn.
STAGE EXCURSIONS.
DEWITTrs TALLY HO COACH line LEAVES
D5l3 9th st. NV Round-trip Arlington, 10 a. m.
and 3 p m 5oc. SOLDIER Home . an, PM; Soc
Cabin John Bridge, We'd and sun, ) pm. 7oc.
GENTLENEN'S GOODS.
III. ID. BARR,
IMPORTER AND TAILOR
SPRING AND SUMNER 1890
Tuil of
FOREIGN SUITINGS. BUSINESS &c, &C.
RECEIVED AND OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION
H d. BARR,
my6 I'LL Penna ave
EOUSEFURNISHINGS. -.
Coox1sa By Gas
full line Of
GAS COOKING STOVES
On hand and for salA
mh31 WASHINGTON GASII0HT CONpAyY
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Fits, Spasms, St vitus Dance, Nervousness
and Hysteria are soon cured by DIR. Mics Nerv-
inc. Free samples at
FDwARn p Mrprz's 1nI4Est
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DLAkiSToN ISLAND AND CLIFTON BEACH.
ID STEAMER JAM MOSEII
EVERY MEDN ESDAl, THURSDAY,
FRIDAY AND sATUhDAl,
during the sufanler, commencing
JJLA -.
Steamer leaves her wharf, terminus Of cable and 9th
street cars, at - al arrive home At 80 A. m
Excursion tickets foT the round trip. boo
Persons not leaving the boat aud wishing the sail
fare the round trap, Poe.
BAggAge. with passenger, free. Children free
Special Inducements offered sunday schOols
churches and societies.
Also lands IT Stewards. Colonial Beach and Cotous
whAryer; same fare. ie2.S-2W
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GARDEN PARTY FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST
W Peters New Church held TONIGHT on q street a
q. between 4th and 9th streets
Admission loo. II.
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Steamer leaves 9th st. wharf terminus cable and
sth st cars at 80 am. Fare Tor the round trip. 2Jc
COMMENCING JULY p 1890
Music by Prof. John Pistoria
Good Bathing. Fishing and Grabbing. ,yo-3ts
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POLICE y ! COURT.

Frank Thomas and Billy Wilson, two
princes of Ethiopia, got into an animat-
ed discussioni last Saturday night.
Thomas proceeded to emphasize his
statements by means of a Ave pound
boulder, which collided with the head
Of William and glanced off striking a
heavy oak board and splitting it from
top to bottom. Wilson received scalp
wound which required several stitches,
and the two were held to appear before
Mayor Dawson on Monday morning.
Five dollars and cost for drunk and dis.
orderly. Wilson has since sworn out
a warrant for Thomas on the charge of
assault and battery.
Bill Henderson became hilarious Sat.
urday night and undertook to entertain
the neighbors with some vocal selec-
tions. His solos were evidently not
appreciated for the police were called
and Bill was entertained at the city's
expense till fines are paid.
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REPUBLICAN APPOINTMENTS.

Friday night, October
Gath. Hon. D. J. Ryan and D. d. Wood
mansee.
SUGAR TREE RIDGE = Saturday
night, October 25th. F. g. Gayman and
Cyrus Newby.
SAMANTHA-Thursday night, Octo
Der 23d. &C. Gayman and A. Harman.
BURNS SCHOOL HOUsE-wednes-
day night, October 22d. F. @. Gayman
and H. l.. Garrett.
Observation-Disclosures night, Octo-
Der 22d. Senator John X. Richards and
Hon. d. M. Barrett.
CARMEL-Thursday night, October
23d Senator John K. Richards and E.
Carson.
TAYLORSVILLE-Friday night, Oc.
tober Oath. Senator John X. Richards
and D. @. Morrow.
RAINSBORO-Saturday night, Octo.
ber 25th. Senator John K Richards and
and II. ". MorroW.
BARRETT's SCHOOL HOUSE, Paint
township, No. 12-Friday night, October
"a. &c. GaymaH and Geo. B. Gardner.
ASH GROVE SCHOOL HOUSE
Monday evening, October 9th. w. A.
Rogers and D. @. Morrow.
CREAMER'S SCHOOL HOUSE
Tuesday night, October 2sth. Cyrus
Newly and A. T. Boatman.
BELFAST-Monday night, October
9th. Judge G. B. Gardner and H. L.
Garrett.
BUFORD-Friday night, October Slst.
Hon. D. M. Barrett and D. D. Wood.
mansee.
| FOLSOM-Thursday night, October
3Oth. D. @. Morrow and others.
Enthusiastically night, November
LIST. Geo. L. Garrett, D. @. Morrow and
others.
GEST SETTLEMENT - Wednesday
night, October Goth. D. M. Barrett and
Rev. B. NJ. Carson.
WILKINS SCHOOL HoUsE-Fri
day night, October 3lst. Geo. B. Gard
ner and d. @. Morrow.
SINKING SPRING-Saturday night
November 1st. D. D. Woodmansee ant
D. M. Barrett.
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Probate Court.

Will of Ann Shoemaker probated.
J. M. Suiter appointed administrator
of the estate of Adah suiter; bond,
$1,000. .sa
W. H. Jury appointed guardian of
David s. Mcwilliams; bond, $2,5OO.
DO. Morrow, administrator of Zelphia
Brown, filed inventory :and arpraise-
ment. q. "a.
J. F. Moberly, assignee Of Caleb
Moberly, fled inventory and appraise-
ment.
J. F. Moberly, assignee Of Caleb
Moberly fled schedule of debts and
liabilities.
G. M. Overman and ]. F. Bechtel, ex.
ecutors of MN. Elliott, filled first &C.
count.
s. A. George, assignee of Thos. G.
George fled second account.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
Communicated


One of the pleasant episodes in life
occurred last Wednesday at Oakland
Farm, the residence of H. III. Redkey,
near Sugartree Ridge. The event was
the marriage of Cora E.. the oldest
daughter OF H. Fl. and Emma s. Redkey,
to Mr.. Frank H. Hetherington, of the
firm Of Hetherington Brothers, mer-
chants OF Sueartree Ridge. For some
time Frank has been busily engaged
fixing up the old home and this, with
the fact that such work is usually done
with good purpose in view, led the
community and friends to believe the
end was not far distant. Therefore on
the appointed day after the invited
guests had assembled and just as the
chimes struck the noon hour the doors
opened, and preceded by Mr.. j. H.
Beveridge and Miss Eliza Blair, cousins
OF the bride, as groomsman and brides
maid, appeared the happy groom with
his fair bride leaning upon his arm.
They were met by their friend and
former pastor, Rev. w. j. Baker, now
pastor of the M. E. Church at Rains
boro, who pronounced the service that
made the twain one. At the conclusion
of the service the doors OF the dining
ha(l were thrown open and soon the
wants OF the inner man were being met,
After the repast congratulations with
tears and smiles and kisses were showered
on the young couple by all present.
Then came the leave takings, for the
young couple were soon on their way to
Hilisboro, where they took the afternoon
train to visit relatives and friends near
Xenia and in Cincinnati. The gifts
were many and useful. Gifts of silver
crystal, fine linen and wool brought NOT
alone by those in attendance but sent
with messages Of love and kindliest
greetings by absent ones far away
Among those present from distance
were Rev. w. j. Baker and wife, ol
Rainsboro; Mr.. s. E. Redkey and SON
Charles, of Cincinnati; Messrs. James B
Steen, James A. Blair and J. F. Bever
4 idge with their families, of Adams
county; Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Hethering
ton, of Hillsboro, and Mrs. E. D. Osborne
of Spring Valley.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

R. H. Miller to w. E. Parret, lot in
Greenfield, $3.50.
A. Manning and others to Mary Jenny.
lot in Hillsboro, $3.50.
Lewis Conard and Emily Conard to
Phoebe Conard, 25 acres, ST..
Jas. g. Boyd and Lucretia Boyd to
Ludlow Boyd, lot in Greenfield, 81.
Hugh s. Evans to Samuel S. Beatty,
lot in Greenfield, $131.
Sugan Hansborough and others to
Amor Smith, 2acres in Penn township,
$3.50.
Lewis Barker to W. O. Daggy, 81 acres
in Salem township.
Maud =. Wright to Charles G. Driskill,
various tracts OF land, $3.50.
Thos E Ladd and Samantha Ladd to
Franklin L. Ladd, 55 acres on Hardin
Creek, $3.50.
Oliver E. Vance and Robt. G. Vance
to Sarah Steen, 15 acres in New Market
township, 5000.
E.'O. Hetherington and Mary Hether'
ington to Nancy Winkle, 8 acres on the
waters of Whiteoak, $500.
E. B. Dimes and wife to Isaac Dimes
lot in Greenfield, $50.
Peter Soule to Philena Hetherington
1876 acres, 81. q
N. B. Beard to- Lizzie Beard, lot in
Lessburg, ST..
R. G. Watts, guardian of Jacob. Chap.
man, to @. W. Higgins, AZ acres in Paint
township, $453:1O. G%
g. W. Milholland, administrator o.
Elizabeth Dogeett, to Alex. Authinlick
lot in Greenfield, 1856. .
Edward Black to Isaac Dimes. lot ir
Greenfield, 500.
Mary E. Dimes and Isaac s. Dimes t.
g. H. Crothers, lot in Greenfield, $500
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Our Whole Duty Has Been Performed

Our Whole Duty Has Been Performed.
The following resolutions show the
position of the Governor toward the
Republican members of the Legislature
who agreed to sustain him as long as he
honestly worked for home rule for Gin
cinnati.s When Campbell backed down
the Republican caucus expressed them
selves as follows:
WHEREAS, The Republicans of both
the House and Senate informed the
Governor, Immediately after the reading
of his extraordinary message, that they
stood unanimously by the Republican
doctrine of home rule, as declared
last winter, and as persistently urged by
them during the pendency of each and
all of the partisan anti-home-rule bills
then passed, including that establishing
the Board Of Public Improvements for
Cincinnati; and
WHEREAS, The Governor informed
numerous Republican Representatives
and Senators that he would stand un.
alterably by his message, agree to and
accept nothing else than there recon.
mended, and that he had sufficient
number of friends in each house to assist
Republicans to. secure prompt passage
of bills giving to Cincinnati home rule
at the coming November election; and
WHEREAs, We have been waiting
here for many days, and have simply
witnessed efforts on the Governors part
to effect trade or bargain whereby he
might secure autocratic power in the
management of Cincinnati affairs, and
has made it clearly evident that the
charges persistently made by the Demo
Gratis are true, that his only purpose was
to have himself put into position tc
serve corporate combinations and hii
own personal ends; therefore be 1t
Resolved, That it is the sense of thii
caucus that our whole duty has been
performed, and that we ought to make
no further efforts at this extraordinary
session TO induce the Governor to stand
by US and home rule for Cincinnati
but we ought and will vote against any
and all political measures emanatin(
from Democratic sources.