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Irie star WHITE SATIN n3 OrangBloo" lexicon. liir vrbo la ho la TVxe Dirt. i Wnotiali the Blut-Orwi Ti ir.nt Yesterday, TUleh to tt vr April 24. -The Bine a I4ji.ioto. -lpljU of notble nuptials, end ffo( fall flower from this peerless rJen tT gallarjt knights from abroad, "Trfcbl merrily to-day.

The occasion i IW of j(r. ju. W. Ganiean, a ies kr merchant of SL Louis, where wbo.r1' fnrtnn- during the emulated ui Elizabeth Todd Carr. eldest dautthter JHce C.

D. Carr. nd fading b11' of ol'a oI Ln known a. "The b. n.

rwddeiice is a neat mansion of the Se older settlements of the o.romon two hundred It was here that the Place iTSif-P- clever, o'clock tbi, uets. were o-ik the Carr family, woo ere 01 Yn antecedent, owing to the fact that TteM" nbVV.I-innlied by Dr, Toebbe, the ml" HiiboD Ol txivuiKvun, anu bride bad to briog op uYordlng to to tke tbe the children of the tenets of the It wa this 'act also that led to tbe atteb ol alKwether unusual (among really Vdie, effort to prevent the publication il-bitd P'P'f Tery other respect It was an ele JoMph Gerneaii. wife and servant, -at w. Garneau. the groom.

Uw-m2Z SioTge, John and Henry Garneau. the T1' tS being exceptionally attractive, BUr blonde type. caraerJip tiuK and took room, at the Phoenix. dr In Yj ybiting bridal party proper, ThW'i A Klchardwn. of Memphis; Jnr.e end other society 'LHerenty-flrrt T-r.

8h. Is a of medium height, with dark brunette oi r.nl.rwktle for their ex- a Ji She i quite brillian intellectually, awmpltshed linuUt. and was not, f.rber.prigr.tfulni. and eelf-poa- which clia not aesen nor in uw not' tm bridal toilet oousited of tt tradl- wbite ttrirlMmaids. The company.

Ptnmbered about one hundred people, in-whicb roinhew Stevenson, the tt im k.a Job nson. daugh ter of Roa Johnson Jeffries; Mias Minnie Ui sTomson. the Misses Brace and Mrs. I Mitchcll' of whom, with the immediate the bride and groom, were In full added the brilliancy of the company, dm ad Johnson. D.

D. Boll. Colonel with golden mny was alUether in English- sevlj Jacimu snd groom left via the Kentucky Cen-'rhulroad fo? Cincinnati, Chicago and New Si Uiey shortly sail for Europe, to be KmTpnW. The remainder ofthe Oar-Tv f. mi It are still here.

I were unusually elegant and zl. i.m,l l.nmlru of arreat value StSielder Garneau. and a display ol wen even LextnBton has seldom seen. LOUISVILLE, (serially Reported for tbe EaejeUrer. WM.

oaiv. aged nine years, was sent to tbe House afBfogf TeMerdsy for theft. LocuKtLtsa tiled a petiUon yesterday agaloat Ml H.rdman asking for 350 damages for al-fcftd tssuit anil baiwry. E. McKaT.

of Barditown, a practicing hwrer hfre. was yesterday appointed a United uus Commissioner by Judge Ballard. Grs LaI. ho was arrested some time ago. etaried with anting bis residence and grocery on trr.

wm trim in the Police Court yesterday, and held bond to answer. Joss V. Bex'dsb. a young married man left tbe town Mouday very hurriedly, fit has a bn heard from since. It Is alleged be bad and was afraid of bastardy procerd-luBAcaluil him.

fUM! Mayo and Rose Ej-tinge are playing in op-pwuvo each other tula weak. is tbe first ap-Bnrn uf Rw Etlng. In thia city, she having mvm piayed hsra bofure. bhe is drawing very fair Bwae. Jinea M.

Lee entered legal proceedings yesterday Able and Deputy Sheriff Mlnton for CO Janiee ad the recovery of the value of a lot of luniDer fUi: which he claims was seized and dtuiaed by the dien1anl unlawfully. Tax executor of the late Frank Crofoot made a notion In tba County Court yesterday to qualify TUHcoiMcurUr. which motion was sustained. One of ubira contesting thl. moved that the executor torumpwlt-d 'VH ix'nd in security, which mo-Hon wu aaolned to Friday.

(priufAarxr Abchie Spbino, of Olney, arrived in (be city yesterday to take charge of Herman aanden, Ctnclnnatian, arrested here a line horse In hi a. possession. The horse, it Afoar. b.l tMt-n stolen from Amos Fritchie, of Churmount. ill.

lie left In the evening. These waa new snd to the public unexpected abtaa in the rase of Henry 8. Mosa, the Aldermanle brger. Is haa been known to some few that Moss au really. been very ill.

and UnNe around him as- arted be It set ma that such Is llkeiy ihecaae. Y'Sttrrday bla attorneys appeared In the CHcttiiCu'irt. wlitr. he stands Indicted, and filed a timber ol affiiavlta from physicians and others. a.Dants w-r.

Ur. hipley, of Clncioaati; Dr. jfb. u( AncnoraK. Aryium Dr.

Coleman Kogers. It family physcian lir. Hewitt Ash; t'aruth. one bis atliirneva; Sheriff Able and William ftineenhauwr. Turnkey of the Jail.

These affiants SI cenifyto Mosa' Insanity. Sheriff Able certifies net be considered Moss Insane when he arrested la uuniibasuer considered him Insane whle In il. Caruth crudes to a couversatton be had with Br Darid Yandall. now In Europe. In which thataen- Usiaa relates thai be had treated Moss and adoi.

of family fur paralysis and affection of the eyes, ad mat the effect on tiie optic nerve, which was in antBuciratlon with the brain, might Impair the taeilential powers and destroy jartly tbe ability to aunr'h rlcht from wrong. The follow! og are the aSartis cf the rtinVrent phrsldans, and a letter too Dr. Williams, of Cincinnati: ClX I.NSSTI SAKITAHIUkf, Colleoe Hit-L, April 18, 187S. I HtTinabT reijnesl of bia faml ly visited Henry ej. woi uioimiie.

i nerroy certify mat It is ajy opinion he Is of Inaane mind sod that commit-Beat euro well-conducted Asylum for the Inaaue will tery materially Increase the chance of recovery. 1 oelttte separation from borne surroundings Ises-imual to propr'snd hopeful treatment of hia case. w. W.K. CMIPLKV.

M. U. ewn to berws me and anoscrthed to my presauoe Isia luh day of Anril. lTs. Kiryra H.

ear its, oury Public, Hamilton County, State of Ohio. it Anchokaub, April W. 178. Havlnr vfsltJ Mr. H.nry S.

Moag I certify that it nyopi.ilen helaor unsound mind. His mental siKandness of th. vsrlety known aa dementia. sou rrom my Ion? acquaintance with his family I be-uentliai it r.sults trom. orgaoie disease of brain onelueiii npon hereditary mint.

Although bla "ot.ln me hopeful, still experience baa I he rule that mental diseases are treated benefit to the paUent when conmiiurd tea well-reculaied hospital for the the scenes and surraondings C.C. FOBBKS. M. iwentucay a.unauc th1n'' by C. C.

Forbes, tuSf County, btate of Kentucky. "ef fceniucky (Vntnly: be Is a practicing uf and has been eo en-ut- Th" is well ac- lr "e-ry X-Moss. of said cltv, now the Jefferson Circuit Court for uavi Utvn it la rHt WnaaiSn 'e I3lh day of January last residPnee aud In the County Jail state that said Jlenry oeMTn tate of health, a mlud and a prop. S'ra "hC COLEMASr I Iwli Itogrs this lMn iiCm i Awll 10. k.V..

this per subject itouaas. TM flay or uir, It. A. W1NSTOV, sti'jof Jeflerson County. Ky.

Jefferson County: n. Hewitt atag tbat ha la h.s hr. prirl PTslcian In the City of urday li be visited Henry b. in th. 'J suiiauon wun Dr.

Culemau 1 at Ph an. lie made a ther-t4'" end unhesitatingly iri u'l "enry Moss Is a person very Pnymcal condition Is "uoprassionUhewlll not rally. i "ra to K. C. 11 WITT, If.

T. tI Dr. R. C. TTewitt tl.ls 21d day orApril.

O. A. Wi.vvrox. J. Ky.

"Vi v. CtsfcrsATI. April 1S7B. Mosy-lvar Msdam1 On the receipt Ihroughmy old books and And TtiT "me "h'i'-r date of Kepterober 10. lfa2I Krd to It is -Cerebral amau- lu ft sight from a cause seated uetroI cmu6 "as st work then "si was ii wora men er.

tln tue brain might, twitti uuZZ did. lead to other bodily S- ih. hi.ri 1 that he bad a jaued the. loss ot slbt, viik aftWneit then or not and how r. ftu4riif no1 taied, and 1 can not remem- following order n- Tr eaiil0f vs.

TTenry B. Moss: of sc. Caldwell and A. O. Caruth, 1 CCSlrt mnyt 1 ,1 1.

"taJTith and said Caldweli ond-r Indictment in U.t nsans person, and moved. iT'T bmZ Co1 of Kentucky. of wnainer ins o- ioa osilS minil, aud la sonoort of said rl IWrmaa Jh t'crurt tbe aflidavlu of A Mwit, w. a Chlpley. JIU: lr.

E. William. bi i2? court, havlo and lWn duly ad- f0? opinion ibattnera rielnc MiT.i. 'hs deandani "'naty, a mtaobar or ti. iim 1 erre traute THE and proUct the IntereaU and Hcbta of aaidHenrr S.

"L'l. article ehapwur tbe Oeneral HtatoKw. snoold Mom be mui to an aarlum man itotct, ine nxn twill Uien occur to prove be I i INDIANAPOLIS. tpeiallr Bepertedfsf tb Eaqwlrer. luci Dnxv raatenfar waa divorced from nenry bv.

Mirw, pastor of tbe MetmnollUn Choren, Washing ton, D. C. is visiting friends to this Maa. Lvdia Toms, credited yesterdar Willi dying from the effects of aa abortion, owes her demise 10 juuas. sjiuos jraaa, ntner bllllardlst.

and ar- mona Darlot bare arrived and will give a serieaof eirjioitioos, Deginnlng to-morrow. evening. Tm Supreme Court has deferred decision In th Greenley murder ease ontll May th. fourUys prior me time pirn ror esecntlun. The condemned uian vpenas the time prepariug fa Is soul for the great wwssl a.

oodruff. President of tbe Water-Works Company, has pnrcoased the entire interest of the Wood ruff rurally In the Wood rurr place, and become sole proprietor of the unsold portion ami hp mftrivaa'a In as. avwawaj IU Psvmastcb OiLi.mTT.of this city, who died re cently in Rio Janeiro of yellow fever, bad a member- Masonle Mutual Benefit Society, which will yield atwmt 3.6no for his ehllilren. His life hd also beeiynsured for $10,000. but tbe Company faUed.

i IBM Indianapolis Light lafaotry, seventy strong went over to I errs Kaota to-day on the noon train to attend a ball and ban id 5 lj rtrum eorps, twenty strong, Killer's AT aa early hour yesterday morning J. W. rod-shin's stable, in rear of his residence, 610 North Dela ware street, was destroyed by lire. A valuable horse gave Uia alarm by bis frantic neUblnaw, and before ouuide, but fell dead in an adjoining yard. Ixas.

tsou, A fxw weeks ago Charley Morrison rented the Jewelry fixtures of Oillett A Jannlson for a year, pay ing ror them in advance, and opened out a little shop on Month Illinois street. Yeeterday tbem gentlemen replevtned them on the ground that they had never In realltv helonaed to them, bnt w.r. the property of ww i ui Drm. i um ourna uoius toe store ana bwui tas oag. WLTaa8WAlsisa prominent attorney of Knights-town, and Foxwells attorney In the Rushvllle mur der trial, was In tbe city yesterday.

He stated to a inn tne motion ror a new trial ror Foxwell would be presented to the ttupreme Court within three months from this time, and some very Important evidence has come to tbe knowleds-e of the at torneys, by which they hope to prove the entire Innocence of their client. Tub suit of Tlbbetts, on behalf of tbe disaffected architects, va. The State bouse Commissioners will f-ome op again to-aay, junge Kinott ruling upon a uniMirreriotn.compi.ini. I he original complaint has been amended, withdrawn and reflled, postponed and demurred to. until a Philadelphia lawyer woold lose hlm.elr in analysing the l.s.l points: and It la so tied up Id quibbling technicalities that the public mmw bwiwii aive ear tuereujw Anpbjcw J.

HAT) Clarksburg; Amos O. Smith, Fayette; James Heaion, Crawfordsvllle: Bamoel Vreeman, Allen County: Ueorare Arnold. Blurfton: P.lijali H.cklaman. Wabash Jobn W. Foster.

Larsyv nuuonD isr, aaoorman, Kicnmond Joseph E. Haddock. Mlcbtgan city: Wm- Neihara. Franklin; Amos Townsend, Bluffton; Matthew Hayues, Belle vniun: ouas norr. wngiifi wrner; Alvlu M.

Wlcglos. CassOoonty: J. L. gallon. Wabash; Samuel B.

Hlchardson. fgaosiort: Daniel Brotvley, Lafay- Fayette County, and Bees J. Cheanutwood, South Bend, will comprise the United Ulatea Grand Jury iwi mi. -a iciiu. M-1J.

Falmkb, of the railway mail service. Cincinnati. Is In this city conducting the examination of the postal clerks nn Indiana." and ft may uir.mrii, ii iun.tse, mi Know tne re sult. The examinations are not yet complete, but. bo tar.

me stanuara is unusually good. Tbe Dost-or- rices. Junctions and other combinations In this Htate number nearly one thousand, and cards bearing the names were distributed In case bv Ueorge MT Dedrick with but three errors; Wm. H. Reynolds.

irui viiwLo. nwumviiiii, nine; r.sra three; C. C. Meade, seven Joseph B. Owls and W.

II. Huston, five each, and U. W. Lambert, one, Mo-Connell made bia throw In forty minutes, and Lambert In forty-rive; Hie others varvlng from an hour to an uour ana lony minures. jjeanck was upon tbe Bee Line; the other gentlemen named are assigned MJ III.

Ch Ate Although tbe date for the-Republican State Con veotion Is approaching, candidates for tbe several offices are not show! narnD with thsnanal nnmrnmitr and it will not be ex cessi vely astonishing it some of me places 10 oe nueo went a-oeaicing ror men to fln them. Major Herriott. of Franklin, the HeuubUmn. nominee br State Treasurer two years ago. who was neieaiea oy uoionei n.

u. nuaw, tt is understood not averse to a reindorsemeut by bis partv, and captain lieorge Kelliy, or Vlncennes, la sltowmr dispusitlou to run tor A ttorney-tieneral. Otherwise tlire are no patriots ttlair ready fur the aacrificial allar, so to speak, and the party manage! a are be ginning- 10 cast aoout ior mawnal to supply the vyid. Favorably mentioned for Auditor of State la toionei w. w.

Dudley, of Richmond. a one-armed soldier; but It is questionable if be Is willing to accept the nomination, particularly as the chances for next October are In favor of the Democracy. Just at present the situation Is lonesome. As Is well known, there are two factions or Henubilcans In this (State positive and negative and the scarcity of candidates Is not more puMiing man tne proposition to uarmomse tneeie el- em on la so tbey will pull together during the campaign. The "positives" are a growloa: quantity, and have sumclentstreDxth to oppose in the oomlna Con vention any series ot resolutions indorsing the present Administration hence It is not Improbable this question will be ignored, and the party conteut itielf witu a piairorm covering an me arae issues, sucn as labor, the new dollar, business prospects, Ac, leaving every rtepuuiican to tuiua as ne pleases re.

alive to the Presidents policy. The presence ox a mi mi luck, loumpsonin tne tatejiist at tois time tniicht Infer tbat he has come 'to shnpe ud a platform of beliefs, a labor he delights In, aud which ne nas auue ir a quarter or a century past: oui, this be purpose, it will generate idolises the Administration, and would not be aye as rouowea nas eeiuum. ueou witnessed. TOe resolt was that James Baker was so seriously hurt by a blow over the head wub a club that bl recovery is said to be Impossible. Tom Layer was shot In the head, but not dangerously.

Wild Croocher and Bheitou Baker were both knocked in tbe head aod badly wounded. Oiily one showman was hurt, and that sligotly, beirj cut in tbe breast with a knlte. The whole case wl.l undergo lg-al investigation berore His Honor Judge-W. C. Mllla-r to-morrow afternoor.

The sympathy of tbe community is entirely with the circus troupe- Baees at Sew Orlesai. Niv Obi-bass. April jocaey viuo, Vi u. hauls, hmndicau for all am: 1 1U puns, acwiiu ti courad Blondell. i Adventure Jack Hardy.

Bura-CM 1 CTOCIKyATI DAJXY ENQUTOER. Tlimi 1878. row. for Dick con- and in this Idolatry be Is not backed by the Influence that in years axone cheered and Indorsed every thing emanating front his pen. Tbe Secretary remained in thecriyyexterday.returningtoward evening to bis home In Terre Haute.

While hre he was sounded on tbe new interpretation of tbe President's order allowiDg office-holders the privilege or exercising tne common ngnts or Amer ican ciUseushlp. As explained by the Mecretary. a holder of an office or a clerk under the Government will be privileged hereafter to contrtDUte towara party expenses, out 11 ue declines to pay his assessment bis position will not be endangered, aa under tfie old reirltue. The old Ad miral aaso took occasion while here to reiterate the denial of any attempt to resign, and particularly to stata that neither tichofield nor Porter will succeed him-, ili friends, however, think that -be finally will be rorced out oy overwork, ror ne seems worried and overworked, and there la a ten-year older look lu bis eyes than when he accepted a position in the Cabinet. WHISKY ARD PISTOLS.

7 Rural Bnfllawa Undertake to Take I'hsrg a t'lrrna at Red Llek, Ky- Fear the Bailie lrebatly Fatally Dene For. Special Ditpaich to Ot Srvjuirer. BiCHM02fj, April M. Oreat excitement was created la this place this morning at ten o'clock by the arrival of two couriers from Red Lick, a small village near tbe boundary line between Madlaou ana Jackson Conntles, fourteen miles distant from Kichmond. Tbe parties aforesaid were In search of the County Jodge and tbe Sheriff, to shorn tbev unfolded a tale of bloou ana wmcn exciiea auw populace to a marvelous pi ten.

Their story was that a circus troupe had given a nsrfurmaacs vesterdav afternoon at tied 1.1c that a dillicuity ocenrred between the circus performers and a number of tbe citizens of the neighborhood. In which four of the latter were killed and several others woanded. On the affidavit of these couriers, the County Judas Issued a warrant for arrest of tbs circus troupe, composed of sixty rive men, and a squad or the State militia, consisting of twenty men. were detailed to bring tbe show before the Court. At five o'clock this afternoon the BberlrV, la company with the militia men aforesaid, returned to town in coarge oi tne entire company, three of the troupe were ueslguated as tbe parties who were eugsged in the diUiculiy, and i hi evening they were seut to Jail to await the investigation to-morrow.

Vnur cornmDondent has Interviewed both parties to the a flair, and after sifting down all tbeparn of tne testimony he Ands tbe following tone about the lac la: Pililard A Hunting's Circus, rrom Orvilie. vn one of heir nerformMiices at Red Lick vxaierdav afternoon. At the conclusion of the entertainment, several bullies of tbenelgbbor-hood undertook to snow their bravery by taking the show. Tbey fired their pistols in close proximity to the heads of tne. performers, and dually told them that they bad Just one huur In which to leave the- town.

These lei Iowa were fill! of whisky, aud from accounts acted in a very outrageous manner. Jeff I3enge seems to have been the leading spirit or the mob, and the only one of the who escaped nnburt. After a time the circus party became enraged at tbe conduct of these fellows, and pitched into them without mercy. Hucli aoesperate moi wun aoie, isismia. Tba n'rst beat was won by two lenirtbs and tba sae- ond by one lenartn; w.

art-Jack Hardy. B5: Coormd, M); fcgy.it. Blondell. I4. After tbe Dra neat waraa au Iiina to one against all ethers.

1 n. mile and thrae-ouarWs. for all Wood horse, tut. Courier won by two lengths. kZ.tinV Little Keb.

Captain Fred mcs, srauuao. BeUe lUrkley. Sale ancf Order. Tims, Poof trJca: CoVrlr.a3; Little Berkley. 17; OrleaBS Oub cop: mem ben.

to rid one mile aod one-rltbth. It wa won by Creole nlnnT ridden by Heory Howard, beatlua; Bio by Henry Baldwin; lal-alan. ridden by Ed Olacgarry Colt. ridden by T. C.

Smo'rrSw. ntcesld as nL-i Two miles, over sight hurdles, handle RkT5T IalgaUlan. H.nry Owlngs Pi non. tl Jim HlntoD.Ta. StaK DooUHy.eWi re icap: aa- race.

TIFFIN'S TROUBLE. The Bank Saved by the Prompt Actios eflti Directory. Special IHspch to the Ervruirtr. Tiffik. April 24.

The absconding of O. Zcller, Cashier of tbe National Exchange Xiank, with 15,000 Is still tbe theme of conversation on the streets and in business' circles. The theory, already telegraphed, of his defaulting the School Board Fond, of which he was Treasurer, of 111,000 seems to be the only peg on which to hang bis actions. The Board assembled Friday evening to elect a Treasurer, nd after sixty-four ballats could not elect one. there being a tie each time In such case tbe law requires the Treasuer of the County to act.

This would necessitate placing the balance of the School Fund in the County Treasurers hands. Not having tbe money, his line of reason. ing would naturally be: "1 am a defaulter. If dis covered, my position in the bauk and in society will be forfeited, and I will become beggar and an outcast. It has got to come out.

and I will take enough more to make tt respectable, and flee the banquet given In their honor by I country." Light i Guards. They wereaccom- VT AMua unc ywwvmutv luvunuu, lie iwuj tor amount above named, and is probably now In Can- ads, The feeling yesterday was panicky, and at one timo the street and banking-house were crowded with eager depositors wanting their money, which they could not get, the bauk having suspended payment for the day. This morning a feverish crowd was around thedoors, and when. at a few moments before the regular hour the doors opened, they rushed In and presented their certificates, which, were promptly met and paid, the depositors found they could get their money, they did not want it. and a number, after drawing their money out.

redepositad it A talk With the officers this afternnnn ellclttfrl the fact that the deposits to-day more than eqnalcd the larments. Four of tho heaviest stockholders have given their, individual obliga tions in the East, and now have more money than before tbe theft. An aieessraont has been decided upon, which will place tbe surplus stolen back again in the bank. some oi teller actions previoni to hit depar ture were queer, lie called his oulv dauzhler. who was making preparation to marry a young minister, upstairs a few moments before leaving, and gave her an elegant diamond Tina, savine.

"I am going away, and don't know exactly when I will return to I will anticipate vour wedding bv mak ing you this present." lie also left a considerable amount of money with his sister. His family, which consists of an invalid wife, and son aud daughter, are nearly frantic with grief, and stoutly aasert that he will return and explain away this horrid story. The report that he was an active member of the Lutheran Church and a prominent Sunday-school worker Is untrue. He, however. waa strictly temperate, and considered one of the best and most liifliientlul citizens.

frothing bus so demoralized the community since TIi.m nl 1 .1 1 All Bl KBHUIIM, UCISUIltU Bill hot There is this difference between tbe two cases: The bank and an arinv of depositors are now safe, while the former was an everlasting good-by to huudrels of thousands beiongiug to men aniible to lose it. ZEIXEJtS BUPPOflgD TO Eg IV CANADA. It is believed here that Zollers. the Tiffin abscond ing bank Cashier, was a passenger on a Canada Southern train last Sunday morning going nortn. leaving here at ten o'clock.

This woold land him in Canada in time to dint) with the Toledo Colony. From Another Correspondent! Trpnir. April 24. Since the memorable day In October. 1875, wben Jno.

T. Buss, Cashier of the First National Bank of this city, shot himself and broke up the bank of which he. was Cashier and nearly ruined hundreds of small depositors, there has been no such excitement as has existed here since it became known that O. Zeller, 'Cashier of the National Exchange Bonk, had- skipped with a satchel chuck full of greenbacks under the very hoses of some of the officers of the bank, who were at- the depot when tho tiain for Toledo, uoou which Zeller took passogo, arrived. Zelier was questioned as to his destination by the officers, and evasively made the remark that ha was going to Wauseou, Fulton County, on business.

Nothing strange was thought of this, as Zel ler was in the habit of going away, as it was known that he was largely interested in real estato at Auburn, Indiana, Defiance, Ohio, and other points. Every body supposed Zeller was making money out of this real estate, when In fact he was sinking money on account of tbe depieciatiou in its value. It is generally believed that he went to Toledo. and from that point took tbe Canada Southern Railroad for Canada, but whether he is now mere watching over the border like our -own John O. Breslin, or whether be ha gone further.

Is a mere matter of conjecture. The lame reward for him self and the money wblch he ftole will, no doubt, stimulate a great many to use their very best exertions to capture ibis high-toned thief. seller about loriy-nve. years oi ase. wore a verv long beard when be left; is of a very quick, active and nervous temperament.

He leaves un invalid wife, a daughter about eighteen years of see. aud a son about twenty-one years of age. A few days ago rro gave his aaugoter, who expects soon to be married, a beautiiui diamond ring, with the remark tbat he would anticipate her marriage by giving the present, as he expected to be away about the time the ceremony would take place. This looks like a premeditated Job on his cart. aud there seems little doubt now but that Zeller realized the fact that Tiffin would soon be too warm for him on account of the discrepancy In tbe School Fund of nearly be would have to replace in some way or another.

At the usual hour tins morning tne National ex change Bank opened its doors to the hungry aud excitea uepositora, a uuuiiwr ui nom rusneu to tbe counter and demanded their money. It "was promptly, paid over to them. dollar for dollar. This action of the bank had its effect, and very soon the run closed. and some who had drawn their money, put it-back again.

1 be officers ray that more money has been deposited than drawn to-day. An assessment has been made upon tne siocKnoiaers, an oi wnom have responded promptly to make good the robbery. To-night every thing is apparently quiet. and confidence ia the bank unbounded. Zeller was a man respectea oy ait wno knew mm as an honorable, honest business person.

He had no known vices, which are generally at the bottom of these little peculiarities of huniati nature. In a word, there are a good many people here who are real sorry that Zeller found it necessary to loave without bidding them good-bye. LEIISGTtJX, KEATICKT. Hblpplns; Ntablea to Ksush Till) Ken tacky Wool-Cromer' EzhibltlOB. Special Dispatch to ttte Enquirer.

Lexington, April 24. Our flyers are. beginning to set' out for the ashvilIo races. Major B. Ct.

Thomas, one of America's best-known turfmen, shipped the following; string this morning, in charge of that rising young trainer, John Clay, flimyar. Hearsay. City Merchant, Hamadan, Mill Boy aud Florence Anderson. We learn that seven more stables go from this -section alone, aud that a number of others start from Louisville. The first annual exhibition of tne Kentucky Wool-drawers' Association which took place was a splendid success.

A large oumber-of spectators were present irom tnis aiiu aajoiuing siaies. ine aispssy or sneep exweucu any ever wit nessed hero before, there being about seventy-five bead on the ground, and the very Pick ot Ken- tuck' cradk Hocks at that, -i ne-premiums were awarded ss follows, Beit long-wool buck, any age. R. II. Brewett, premium; Jeae Bryant, second premium, (10; seventeen entries.

Best long-wool ewe, any fourteen entries, Coleman, Mo-Conathy dt Spurr. first and second premium. $10. Best fleece clothing wool, A. 11.

Davenport, nrst ana secoua premium, so. Best fleece delaine wool. fRS; Combs Scott, premium: K. H. Prewett.

second premium. Best fleece couibtog wool, Dr. L. K. Brown, premium; J.

T. Burgeas, second premium. xieavieat wnimuK fleecu, K. H. Prewett, first premium: Lr.

L. fc. Brovm. second premium. Best Southdown buck.

any age, flo premium; A. rt. uevenport, nrst pre-mirm: Dr. L. P.

Tori ton. secrind Best rioitthdown ewe, auy age, 110 premium; A. 1L. Deveuport, first and second premium. CLABKSBLBG, YIUeiMA.

irnsacceesful Attempt at Jall.Dreakins;. Hxcial Dispatch to the Enquirer. CLabesbubo, W. April- 24. Last night an ansuccessful attempt waa made to enable Goodrich, the bigamist, to escape from tbe jail here.

The woman who came here with him and waa living with him at the time of his arrvt, and known as ilrs. Goodrich No. 5, after his arrest and confinement became destitute, and the ladles made bet up a purse so tbat she could go to her home at Mount Pleasant. Iowa. Bhe left yesterday for home, as was supposed, but she went to Grafton, checked her baggage to Bellaire, and then went to a hardware-store and bought a brace and bits and had a steel knife made, and then came back on the evening train aud auletly went to the jail and trained ad mittance to Goodrich's cell and gave him the tools, and this morninsr returned to Grafton, where she spent all tbe morning writing letters, ana leu ou the noon train ior ueuaire to prooarjiy await uooa-rich'a arrival.

The tools were found, and the will be doomed to disappointment. The story of the at tempt to ravish her is extremely doubtful. Her faith in Goodrich's innoceuce is strong aa ever, and she seems to be completely infatuated with him. A Bantta of Crooks Taken In. tpeclal Dispatch to the Enquirer.

Ft. WiTSt, April J. Night before last the police ran in fifteen tramps, three of whom are be lieved to be well-known Two ol them, living their names a Robert Lytle and Wm. Abbott, claimed to be from Cinciunati, and one dvlng Ills name as Win. Lee.

said be was from Pittabnrz. Tber drew revolvers on tba officers. One of them pulled the trigger, but tbe weapon mined Are. Tbey made two attempts to-eftcape. Hotting Yet learned of the Tefanlting i ZZZ ESEZESi, b(s, althongb otherwise i- i raw snn nmn in meir nauuo w.ci m.t iuui liUaiDTi I rwn him eh.

In naif a dosen knives, and a varietr af other articles, it Is believed thsl they are tbe heroes of recent burglaries. Tbey were tent to jail for forty days each. CB1C1QO Fear Thensand Armed Meal Bstld BrUlissa? to attend. JS artoilT br tbe Ciller ef Pwliee. Special Dispatch to the Enquirer.

for their Financial Report. Bent free. PUBLIC SALES. Had Chicago, April 21. The police report that the Communist element here already numbers several thousands, and that a large number of drilling- places are almost nightly frequented by armed men.

There are three halls on the North Side hav ing facilities for drilling purposes, and the Super intendent of Police reports that about four tnou- ssnd men drill in them everr wenk. In the Sev enth Ward are two balls where they drill. In this I wsrd between fonr and five' hundred men- drill three times a week. There are are two halls in the Fifth Ward where large numbers attend tbe drills, which take nlaca three times -a week. In the Sixth Ward seven bundled men drill in two different halls.

Superintendent of Police Hickey states that the arms used by the organization are mostly spring-field rifles of tho old and new patterns. Tbe mwt ammunition. Of this be has no doubt whatever. having tbe most convincing evidence of the fact in his possession. Civnog insures safety.

And all cautious peo ple cure their colds with Dr. Ball's Cough Sirup; 25 cents, How shall we regain our losses is tbe question anxiously thought over by thousands in these times. Take our advice and remit a small amount to Alex. Vmthlnirh.nv Ar Pa. hmbenL 12 Wall street.

"Quiry: Why will men smoke common tobacco when they can buy Marburg "8KAJ. of Nobth Caboluia' at the same price?" TV'Hgx the asJa is hot BAMnroRD'a Jamaica Gimqeb. and dry take NO The Race te Entirely Disappear. The announcement that the race of bald-heads it toon to disappear entirely from tbe face of the earth nray startle the timid and grate harshly upon the ears of those who are accustomed to regard the shining patet of their friends with tort of sacred reverence; but no harm it to come to those unfor tunates who, like poor old -Uncle Ked, "have no wool on the top of the head, the place where the wool ougni to arrow." xney are not to do extir pated, ana not a nair of their heads to be in jured. Ihelr baldness it to be covered over not by art, but by a natural growth ot hair, stimulated to development by tbe application of that moot wonderful discovery, a deodor'zed extract of petroleum.

In many cases it will almost destroy the Identity of the individual for a time; but the change will be such a delightful and agree able one that all must eventually rejoice over it. It will be very curious, donbtless, to miss all tbe bald-heads from the churches, the lecture-rooms, the theaters and other public assemblies, but tbe transformation is bound to come. No matter how smooth or ahrninz the orb no matter bow barren It has been when tickled a few times with Carbo-line it is bound to bring forth an abundant crop. and enable the possessor of the bare bead to shake ni locks as proudly as did ever eamson or Absa lom, bold by druggists. IOCA1 NOTICES.

ar- For Dinner go to- Lew Bomaa's, No. "a West Fourth street. my4-tf srsr TliK Etcinau Jewelry No. Arcade, ad vertise a solid gold watch, fully warranted, for J16 Th only cure tor nervous weakness, blood and skin diseases, can be had at the Western Medi cal Institute, 137 Sycamore st, O. Advice free.

lOCd-U WW All who 8UFKEB fboh Dropsy and Kidney Diseases can be cured by using HUNT'S REMEDY, the great Kidney Medicine. HUNTS REMEDY it purely vegetable, and used daily by our best Physi cians in tbelr practice. All Diseases of the Kid neys, Bladder and Urinary Organs axe cured by HUNT'S BEMEDY. Rst-Kemevber that Meyers, Glbb3St Co. sell a beautiful suburban home at Wyoming al 3 o'clock this afternoon.

See advertisement in Auction Column. MARRIAGES. rONG WILLIAMS At the residence of Elder Darnell, Tuesday evening, April 23d, Mr. Charles Long and Miss Nancy both of this city. DEATHS.

IMADY Tuesday. AprIl-23. 1878. A. Kane, eldest aauunter oi u.

vr. ana Mary ttraay, aiced years and 28 days. Funeral from residence, 20 Court street, Thurs day rooming, at 8:30 o'clock, friends are invited 6HANKS In Covlnuton. April 23. 1878.

Mrs. Mary E. Hhanks, at her residence, No. 38 West Twelfth street, aired 46 years. Funeral from Taylor-street Church.

Newport. at 2:30 P. this Thuisday, Aptil 2Sth. nenas are respecuuiiy mvitea. SPECIAL, NOTICES.

aypyring and Soonrlneat Walker. 81 E. Third. Tbe) meat eleirstnt style of Keck' chains, S2 to tiOO. KUTUsCBlLU'd.

Fifth, near Central ave. Goods sold on. weekly payments. watcnes ana jewelry repairea. it "Prof.

Carl Borsrsteln. trte cxllesit vocal teacner ana basso, is open for a church en gagement. Address Church Geo. N'ewhall, ar Koora in, ap24.2-2io 1 Saflreror from Lost nsmtaotxl, Byphllis, or any disease caused by indiscretion. who are Hopeless alter trying in vain all tbe so-called remedies, will find the only sure relief at the old WESTERN MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 137 Sycamore street, Cincinnati.

r.o charge tin cureq. oca-tr rrt. jaqueh, A Basralar JEducataxl rbyslclats. Di ploma at ofDce will show, continue to treat all forms of private diseases. Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet, eta, ar treateC with unparalleled snncess.

Bpermatorrbaa, or Seminal Weakness and Impo- teocy, as the result of self-abuse, and which pro- duca soma of th following effects, as "emissions, nervousness, blotches, debility, cough. Indigestion, constipation, confusion of Ideas, aversion to soci ety, defective memory and loss of sexual power, are thoroughly and permanently cured. Medical pam phlets for two stamps. Medicine supplied from the Doctor's own Laboratory. Charges moderate and terms of payment as favorable as could be desired.

Hours. 9 A. M. to and tog P. M.

Sundays. 10 to 12 M. Office, Mo. iso est tuxin Detwcen Bace and -lm, Cincinnati, u. aut-iy rASONIC.

1I selmann SOCIETY NOTICES. SPECIAL ASSEMBLY OF HAN- I CommandeT THIS (Thursday) tUMMi, at clock, fharo. lull riress uul form (except gauntlets), white tiloves. Kuigliu oi Cincinnati. Covington and Newport Commanderies courteously luviteu.

mw. ftKKEtu It Recorder. BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS. OOTJTH-WEST END BUILDING ASSOCIATION. Meeting THIS (Thursday, EVENING at eight o'clock, at their hall.

No. 30Budd street. Tbe inl- tation fees will be collected. All those who wish to join a large payi: Building Aaocl ition are respectfully Invited. CH AS.

JACOBS, President pro. fm. Edward Bill, Secretary pro tern. It FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, Reantifnl Jet Goods, French Fancy Jewelry, Chains, Hat and Hair Ornaments, at low prices. at itisjiii A i ourtii mi.

HATS. BUY THKJt AT 3ST 2D lu 1 Flftb near Central At. ASTHMA. CATARRH, OP- IS 8 a I ON 8, un. PALPI TATION, and.

all affection of the resniratorv organs are immedi ately relieved by the use of teTaneenr'a TaM. Sold in Pari at Dr. Levameur's Pharmacy. Mailed on receipt of price (II 25) by FOUGERA A Agents, Kew York. Bold by drtnwista generally.

oclS-lyDjeow widths. Railway, RAILROADS. BEE LINE PROCiAMATIOiY The form of tne naiiou win ie as loiiowi: For issue of 12.000.000 bonds. Or, -For Isue of $1000,000 bonds. No." The returns of said election shall be made to the City Clerk, and by him laid before the Common Council.

which shall declare the result by resolution. (iivn nnder mv hand and the corporate seal of City of Cincinnati, this 2uth day of Ap-il, A. D. lota, isxalj ft- iu. aiayor.

rap22.2i.29.my3J DENTISTRY. rsraBeanllfnl Set ol Teetb, opperer lower. Broken plates or teeth nently repaired at tne OHIO NTE4H DESTAL IOJIPASYH OOJc. 271 Walnnt Street. DOxTT YOU FORGET THAT TICKETS ItoYort anfl Boston it Cincinnati Southern Railway.

MA YOB'S OFFICE, Cincinnati, April 20. 1878. To tba aaallBod Electors of tlae City af Cincinnati! TN compliance with an act of the General Assem- bly of the state or unio, passed April is, is, entitled "An act supplementary to the acts parsed February 24, 1876, and April 21. 1877: supplement ary to the act relating to cities or tne nr.t class, having a population exceeding 150.000 inhabitants, passed May 4, 1609 (O. Vol.

66, p. 80), aud to re peal section 9 and a portion of section 4 of snld act," it Is made the duty of the Mayor of Cincinnati to issue a PltOCLAMATION Ordering a special election of the qualified voter 1 of this city, within tune specified in tbe- enactment. therefore, call upon the qualified voters of the City of Cincinnati to assemble at their usual and legal voting places in the several Wards and Pre cincts or waraa or as in cur. on kiuai. tnesd dav of Mar.

A. D. iS'S. and then and there proceed to vote by ballot upon the question of issuing an additional Two Million Dollars in Bonds For the construction of the Cincinnati Southern K. L.

BOUEUTMOSr, apl7-eodtf Principal. NEWS TRAIN. THE SUMY ENQUIRER PASSENGER Will leave the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Depot at 5 A. M. every BU At MUltiNliNU Kelurning, leave apringneia at Kjur.

m. Tbls Train la It an by tbe "I Cincinnati Enquirer Company, And will stop only at the following Stations: CARTII.MJE, I.OIKLAND. DATTO mild SPKIKUF1ELD. Persons visiting any of the above points will hare from two to seven hours before return of train. Kates from 10 to 20 per cent below tbe regular fares.

Round-trip Ticket to any of the above points at excursion prices. Tickets for ssle on the TRAIN and at the EX- QUIKER COUNTING-ROOM. Maggase Gar Attached to this Train. FINANCIAL. COMMERCIAL BANK OJJ" CINCINNATI.

PAPER HANGINGS. Paper Hangings, ...1831. Stockholders Individually Liable. C10NFINE9 ITSELF TO A LEGITIMATE BANK-J ING BUSINESS. Buv and sells U.

S. Govern ment Bonds, Gold and Gold Checks on New York. Letters of Credit issued, available tn all parts of Europe. Elliott H. Pendleton, Tho.

Sherlock. J. N. Kinney, Geo. H.

Pendleton, Geo. H. Hill. GEO, H. HILL.

President THOS. rjHEKLOCK. Vice-Preldent aplS HCH COLVILLE. Cashier. "Window Shades.

Vew and medal defclsm for interior decorating: in Paper Hangings, from exclusive styles of Christopher Dreiser, London. Full lines of the celebrated Louis Leissner.Papers. together with all grade oi eneap goous, at low prices. An examination oi our samples will afford pleasure. H.

II. BRENEMAN, Prop'r. MEDICAL. FELIMS' HYPOPHOSPHITES ADAPTED FOR DISEASES WHICH ARB produced by lost of nervous power and couse quent muscular relaxation, vit: Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Aphonia, Congb, Nervousness, Mental De pression, Neuralgia, Epileptic Fits, EL Vitus' Dance. Nervous Debilitv.

Chronic Diarrhoea. Len- corrboea. Fever and Ague. Marasmus. Dvaoeusia.

Dyphtheretie Prostration: Diseases produced by overtaxing the Ailud, Dy oriel or Anxiety. Dy Kapid urowth. by Chiid-Bearing, Ac. axtbact. For persons suffering from exhaustion of tbe Dowers of the brain and nervont rvstem.

from long and continued study or teaching, or in those cases of. exhaustion from which so many young men suner, Know oi uo better meauune for restoration to health than Fellows' ComDOund Sirup of Hypophosphitee. jaxiiiuiou i la i m. ratmin, a. ap20-SaWe-ltWy BAKING POWDER.

cheaperiTtLoCitT. SUGAH, L70LASSES, COFFEE, TEA startling fact that the SUDerintenaent nas aucor- -a rita-v mTS aT3 4 4-1 ered is that the Communists have sent an agent Lall SXXi M.i9 111 HUsTCC 1 1 from this city to New York to purchase arms ana AND SEE WALL-PAPR, BUY YOUR WALL -PAPER AT FIRST HANDS at the Aaertcy of the new BrunswicR wan raper i HAYBLKY 171 Main st. Tiie largest and choicest selection of I New York, who bv their iudiclons investments Earlv: Ennlish and Eastlake Desinns Th i. mIaii rt tKa Ksk a. Is- I I.

ae" -a arv -a vuit. wH iua.sx i nave reiievea nunarecu rrom presing noeu. sena i in Tpn CUV. WinUOW-oriauina 0T all Oil On tha tmublwHl Wftlxni f.ir hnmTi.liVA whan I -a-t a I af oil on the troubled waters, for, humaa-like. when The Tartar.

Chemists of the country, It will not oe witnout it. Absolutely Pure. brand every can full weight, uniform, and wholesome, and goon- third farther TtUpeerlesTand in quality, and any family who ouca uao GROCERIES, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF GROOBBS' AND AGENTS FOIt A. C. Herlea, Kestl Kmtf Broker atnU AaeUeaesr, 13s W.

Taalrd mU The Sale of FOBTY Beautiful Building Sites in Thomas French's (the veil-Known nairymanj ouuuiYioiuui 7 Pioneer Company and Lorillard Tobacco. TO and T2 Vine Street. By AUCTION SALES. ST! Will Take PIaaTHIS AFTEBiiOOW, April JWth, at 9 elaek.aa a-raatl-ea. i ni without reserve, to the nignest maaeri a fTWJ MJKSm WBa.a,u Kail fr SVt Cheap Home! Omnibuses will leave the corner ot oixta.

aim naiuui 'buses win oe tnere irom ia AUCTION SAXES. SPECIAL AUCTION SALE or Boots and Shoes BY Julius Bcnckenstcin Co. 94 West Pearl Street, Bet. Vine and Race Sts. On THURSDAY, APIIj 25th, commencing at 9:30 o'clock, we shall offer a first-class stock of boots and hoes of verv description.

Buyers win find it to their advantage to attend this sale, at we sbull sell every srticle, without any reserve. ap24-2t Auctioneers. By ISAAC FALLER CO. 29 MAIX STREET. THI3 (THURSDAY) MORNING.

APRIL 25, At o'clock, sharp, POSITIVELY WITHOUT LIMIT, Large Invoice of Men's and Youths' Straw and Panama Hats. Also, Dry Goods, Clothing, IIosl ery, Notions, Carpets, ALSO, ON SAalB DAY Glassware, and a full Line of Gro ceries, Tobacco, Cigars, BY LOUIS ROSIN CO. II. C. Auctioneer, Xos.

10 and 21 IV. Pearl Street. LARGE CATALOGUE SALE. WWithout Limit or Reserve, THURSDAY MOKNING, April 25, Commencing at 9 o'clock precisely, 1,960 CASES AND CARTOHTS OSTRICH FEATHERS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, RIBROXS, HATS, Ac, A.T AUCTION, BT OHDEB OF THEODORE COHH. I'ELD, OF HEW YOBK.

ALSO Cliildren's Marseilles Ronnets, Dresses and Capes. Catalocues and eood ready morninsr of sale. Terms cash. ap2-2t 1XTJI3 ROSIN A Auctioneer. Rj Johnson No.

20 East Fourth st Fine Furniture, Velvet stntt BMlw Br. srela Carpets), French Plate Pier Cllans, Becalator Clock, Sprlns; and Hair attreaaee, AST AUCTION! FRIDAY MORNING. AprU 26th. at 9 o'clock, at No. fl West Nlntb net.

Walnut sad Viae. Far pari lea lare aee poatera. ap24-3tl By Johnson A No. 20 East Fourth St. Good Fnrnltare, Carpete, Clock, Sprlns; Hattresn, Feather Bed, CooaX-Mtove, at Anetlen.

TIIUR5DAY MORNING, April 25th, at 10 o'closk. at no. oi Aiouua ireeu apJ3-3t R. J. OraflTaV Co, o.

272 Central Avenue. HANDSOME DININO-Koom and Kitcheu Furniture, Carpels, Glass ana.i.rocicery are, uion-nnve, vc. at auction THIS THURSDAY MORNING, at 9 o'clock, at 250 Longwortb at, llt'j J. 11. GKAFF.

Auclioneer, l-TT AUOTIOIV. CA511RG031ASUFACTURLG CO DesiraWeRcsidence 3 Wyoming 57 WEST FOURTH ST. Tbls (TnnrMlay) Afternoon, April 23 tn, as a rtsra. This property is on the north side of Worthing- ton aveoue, second bouse west of Burns avenue, and is now occupied by Mr. E.

P. MarshalL The boose ia nearly new, contains 9 rooms, ball, bathroom, warm-air furnace, marbleised mantels, and is well finished throughout: good cellar, well. cistern. tc Is lefs than five minutes' walk from the depot; near churches and schools, and surrounded by a fine class of residences. Tbe lot is bv 125 feet, with shade, ahrubberv.

Sale positive; title perfect Terms liberal and made known at the sale. MEYERS, GIBBS A Auctioneers. It 64 West Third Street COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Joseph R. Browk (late Morventhao A Brown).

CHas. A. Bbowm (late with a J. Stevens A Ca J. It.

BROWN Commission Merchants. No. SS Walnnt Street, Cincinnati, O. Cash-advances made on Consignments. fja21-lyoSu TYPE.

FRANKLIN FOUNDRY, 188 Ylno Street, Cfiaraafsti, OA to. TKa tvae oe which this n. ttrr is arintad ta from thfi abov. JeiMMirj. jfcjw.

asotiiata. mi BOOKS, Exua It OPPOSITE THB "Highest Steeple," A POTTNSFORD'S. YOtT CAN FIND AM 8I'P-J PIJE9 ot STATION KRY, BLANK-bOOKfl. PAPER, SCHOOL-BOOKS. PK1ST1NO and BiMD-IN.

Bring on your MAGAZINES, MUSIC. KFW3PA-PEK8, Ac, and have them preserved by binding. We do such work nertly and at low prioor. lle- memoer. A.

H. P0UN8F0RD ft CO. Fourth st. few doors west of Main. and directly AMUSEMENTS.

ROBINSON'S OPERA-HOUSE. Its lm ef lis Beginning Thursday, April 25. ilK. GEO. HIGNOLD And hii own NEW YORK? GRAND OPERA-IIOUSB COMPANY will give three performances and a SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY, of Sliaks-pere's Historical play, IIEMUY V.

Foity-two speaking characters; 200 auxiliaries. The celebrated war-charger "Crispin." and all tbe scenery, tableaux, Ac, that have made it the must attractive entertainment in the country. Seats on sale at Hawley's, 101 Vine. Popular prices. apl-6t GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

IjAST NKiHT BUT. TWO OP TUB FOLI.Y COMI'ASfY The most complete burlesque organization on earth. THTRsDAY EVE.NINO, April VSlti va, I 11 A It IN THE WOOD. Fridny Evening Joint Benefit of M'llo Koseaq and Willie Edouin first time here of PIFF-PAKP, OR THE MAGIC GUN. Saturday Matinee for families.

Saturday Evening Two burlesques, ROBINSON CRUSOE and BLUKBKARD. Monday. April 2Sth THE EXILES. Reserved seats at Hawley 'a, 164 Vine at. It IMKK'H I "Mil llOJJMK.

BIDAY EVENINU, April 86tit. MEES DOUBLE QUARTET CONCERT. ARTHUR MEES. Conductor. Assisted by Mr.

Goorgo Schneider, Pianist Admission, 75 cents. Boats mav be secured with out extra charge at Oeo. D. N'ewhall A W. rounn street, on ana alter Monday, April 22(1.

HEUCK'S NEW OPERA-HOUSE, Cor. Thirteenth and Vine sts. Immense success of the well-known American YANKEE LOCKE. In his celebrated sensational Irama, In three acta. TRUMPS; Or, High, Low, Jack and the Game.

The Autocrats of Irish Comedy, KELLY AND RYAN. The Star Ban tois of thed.v. R. G. ALLE James B.

Riccliff, (2) llaleys (2), Maud Shepherd, Ac. lap--ui 1 racing and sporting events are invited to visit and inspect our new "Pool Room." 178 Vine st, op- posne entrance to tne Arcade (Doc Hickey' former billiard-room). Open for inspection from 10 A. M. to 10 P.

M. Come and see new Paris Mutual Ham. Ball Pool Board and other novelties. ap25-3i T. J.

SMITH, Manager. BEIiItEVUE IIOUiE. TIIE UNEXCELLED llartz Monntain Miners1 Band! (BERGKNAPPEN KAPELLE), Lately arrived from Germany, will, in their original nitorms, uuaer tne leadership of IlfcKK I. A. KNAPP.

give a series of IVmccri at tbe Bellevua liotise. Two Concerts Afleruoou and Evening, during this week. ADMLSHION FREE! ADMISSION PREEI ap7U-SuTuTh THEODOR THAU WALD, Prop. ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN. VISIT THE GARDEN Bean tif til in Every Feature! THE DISPLAYUNE0UALED Admission 25 cents: children nnder 10.

one dime. Annual Tickets for adults, 3: children. 11 Can be obtaiacd at 146 Main tt Excursions arid can now be arranged for by addressing W. U1LBEKT, Business Manager, at Hawlev'a, 14 Vine st "Oiiening Day of the Season. May 1st EXECUTOR'S SALiE.

EXECUTOirS SALE. TATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTT, 83. In pursuance of an oiuer ol the Hamilton Common Pleas Court to me directed. I will ofler for sale at Public Auction, noon the rjremise. in the highest bidder, on MONDAY, the 2Ulh Oay oi a.

v. ja9, at iu ciuca jl. tne xoiiowing-desenbed real estate, to-wit: bitaate in the City of Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, and being all that part of Block if. mien was iaia out oy uenerni james rinaiav and epthah V. Garrard, recorded in Book 47.

tjAlc 31k. Hamilton County, Ohio, Records. Said lot commences at a stake sixteen feet west of the corner of Findlay and Race streets: thence northwardly isir- allel with Race street one hundred feet to an alley; thence westwardiy along said alley twenty-lour feet: thence southwardly and parallel with Race street one hundred feet to Piudlay street; tnence eastwardly along Findlay street twenty-four feet to tne place oi beginning. lo be sola lu Case f.0. M.77D, Hamilton Com man Pleas Court wherein 4lsu luiena Hon.

Executrix of the estate of JauuS deceased, is plaintiff, and Magdalene Ho IT, widow, and others, are defendants, and to be sold free of dower or any other interest of said Magdalene lion, widow oi aeccaei, and under the following term, to-wit: One-haif cash ia band on day of sale, snd the balance in one aiid two years from day of aale, with interest the deferred payments to be secured by mortgage on the premises. Appraisea at do. Mao DA LENA CxecntiiaV Pint. DoLiB, Attorney. Hoeppcb A BAUaAMN, A act' ra.

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