The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 8

8 "DjONT SHOOT! And I'll Corns Down," Said the Ccon to Davy Crockett The Chicago Coons Saj the Same to the tBtu Yiotorytf trufiedi 0r th Whites ProTidtnea Win in Twelve Innlngt oitoni 7, Treys 4 Buffalo 2, Cleveland! Hot and Hew. The Chicago Club are experiencing the eeme sensation every time they face trie Cincinnati! which the CicalunalU experienced last year when lacing the Indianapolis team. The Silk stockings and the men In red bos cave met thli year ten times, and the (ilk-hosed hare gone down to superior playing seren time. There aeemi to be too confidence among the Chicago men when they bee the Cincinnati team, and they fall easy victim. Yesterday'! game resulted In a clean scoop for the Cincinnati! again.

It was a better fle'ding game than that of Saturday on part of the visitors, nd likewise better at too bat. The con testwa not what might be called exciting, though it contained a tratnba; of very pretty play. A -feature of the game waa the leiv-banded way in whiob the Cincinnati! baited Larkin, five out of the nine men facing htm from the right-hand aide of the plaie. B-ide IloUliag. Dickeraoi anct Jim White, who alwaye bat left-handed.

Barn 84 and Will Vthite also faced aruuud, to the no srnail amusement of the cx-iwd. Will White intend! keeping It np left-hauded. under advice. He will certainly Imptove his baiting in this way. ailer a little practice.

The Chicago! were ent to the bat and Dalrymple ted off with a safe hit to right. Peten hit to Kelly, who handled it for a double play, but It went through Gcrhntdt's htnds, and instead of both men being out both were safe. Then Williamson forced Petera out at Second, Bending Dalrymple to third and himself taking nut Gore hit to Ger-osrdt, who ran Williamson out on the line while palrymple scored, ebatrer! fly to Dickerson waa rgnomintnusly muffed. Flint wai fielded out by Gerhard thus leaving Gore on second and Shaffer en first. Here was an inning of one hit.

two errors and five men on bises. It certainly would have resulted In the Chicago!" favor if they had taken a Utile more risk in runnltui bases. The only Cin-tinnattan getting a base iu the first inning wai McVey. who wai presented with one by Kemsen's null. In the second inning the Chicago! went out in order, while Jim WTilie led off for hi! aide with a bag on fumble.

Then Baruei fnnlwl out to left, after whicn Joe Gerhardt hit sale to right, sending Jim to second. Jtcmseu forced ana sent Jim to mira. where he was left. Will White striding out. In the Uiird lulling Dalrymple again led off with a hit, went to second on Williamson's out and stole third, where be was led This was the inning in which the Cincinnati! fell upon Larkln Hotal-ing opened with a hit to center.

Kelly followed safely in the same direction. Gore handled the ball very prettily, and had Quest held his throw. Hotaling, who bad overrun second, would have been out On lie Veys hit to right field Hotaling scored and Kelly went to third. Dlckersan's to lett center sent Kelly burnt aad McVey to third. Jim Utile.

by a hit to left, scored HcVey.aud Dickerson came in on Barnes' flue hit. to right, which Shaffer bandied so cleverly that the umpire gave Barnes euL Gerhard I's out from Quest to Renisen sent Jim While to third, where he was left by Foley's oat In the same manner. In the fifth Inning McVey hit to left center for three bate ana ecored on Quest'! muff of Dickcrsou'i fly. And this ended the run-getting. In the last lour innings but five hits were made three by the Chicago and two by the Cincinnstis.

McVey getting in his third hit In the seventh inning, and Hotaling making a two-baser to the right ninth after two me.i were cut. Two of McVev" hits weut right at Larkiu. who bopped around like a live flea. The last time the ball hit him on the leg's and ran up his one into tiie air feet. While it was coming aown, l.trkm kept turning round and round looking lor the ball a tmrttiiiff a snft olace to lie Uuwn.

The Cincinnati! played a good game. Geihardt'i muff of Kelly's throw was ttie only error of the Ksani to Cost any Wing bicaersou's mud waa in Dairy pie hod scored. Mcey murled a tnrow by Kelly in the fourth inning Barnes, after a magutrleeul stop of a grounder in th Inning- droooeu the tall and u.ut to niru I a creditable eror. McVey, besides playing a I'sme. hit Lurk in ti.r a Liise evert want Ln Lot.

three mes safely and ouce lor three base. Will White made a fine stop and throw, Gerhardt and Birnes did some pretty D'lame. out me fielding honors ot the home team on riiinieil hT Jim Wkiu mil Kelly. Jiia uever did belter behind the bat. Of his seven put outs five were gh foul flies.

Thi batting was we and lncnectivrt, km irisir fieldimi was. Veiy good. Flint Caught -daring the nine innings witn his old-lime ability, and Ki-ioFiti, olaye bua' taste. Gore knmcr'i oui-CeldiUK was remarkably good Intrc waa very l.tlie or no kicking, though George Bh.iflir imrpil liioii nia bind lees several times: knt then. George was born kicking, end doe It for the rood of i cuiinliy.

The lendersnlp of Ansou kaaaulv missed in tne lei.ro. "Ans" lsoaid up wrth iwii ferer. aul may not Bet out for some weeas Toe umpiring of Milier was rather severe on the knuie t'iuD. but tney wouldn't murmur, and the CuicAau cou.tlu't. As a whole, ttie umpiring gave Th twn I hi.

will niav their lat game of the series this iti-rnoon. It will repay ail wbo go out see it li.eta Here G'Jo poupus presont yeaturaaj rmciKKiiia H.uil'..c. EM.W O. McVey. lsl 1.

J. it til te. HmnM. Sirrliar.H. Srt It jrolrv.

r. f. W. Dlie. B.

IB. A. W. 1 I 2 1 0 0 i i i 4 2 4 7 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 7 i 0 0 4 1 1 0 1 1 4 1 0 0 110 0 0 0 0 2 0 4 4 4 4 4 4 lov'ii roiey nn 1J 27 11 4 R. IB B.B P.O.

A. 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 2 1 1 0 0 2 4 1 0 0 I 2 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 12 4 1 0 1 1 0 'S 0 0 0 11. I 1 1 IS 17 IS 2S4SS7SS AS A 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 fKICAW'S Itolmnple. 1. f.

peters, Wl.lisroson. svl Sre. SbatTer. r. Flint, Quest.

2d Lstrkiu. Kemsea. lt Totals SS lnlllnM I 100000000 aaninuallsl 004010000-S vri.a i lr.rinnatla. I'hlesaoe. 0.

Two base Hus-HotiinL'. Dickeraun. Larkio.l TLIM-bst Uiu McVey. l. IVtal Bum oucltAD illu Clncldoatls, IS; Clilca Eaerine Hits Barnes, Oerbardt, William Tift on nasrs-Hovillns 1: McVey.

White Gerbardt. Lialrympl. Ure. Miatlor. Quest, Larkln.

1- t.liiciuiiatls 6: t'liicagos, 7. atruc-K tHit W. Ii.l. 2. liMi.w nn i aiui Hiis None Pirn Has nn fc.rn.rs J.

White, SfcVer. Telers, abutter. I Flint, 1 Vlueat. 1 t-tnrin nails, C'hirairos. 4.

SVlld 1 brosrs i)H. Stiss(I Fuui ll.una Flint. 1. I'lkseed ivrounilets nne. Furob I Williamson, 1 1-iIm I ii H.rfA'i 1: IMt 1 klurTxl mown llll tierbardt.

IsoVsy. Rem aen, I Quest. sAssed. Italia Noee. VI nd Piirhes -None.

Balis ailei W. White. SS; on larkln. SS. frtrise i ailsd-Oflf te, JO; ofl" Larklji, SI Tin of Uaine 1 wo hours.

Cuilre ueorge MUler. of tbe Cloolnnatl Stars. Th Oatst ait Tray. firial D'tpntch to the ru-juirtr. TaoT.

S. August 11 The came to day re suited In another defeat for the Troys, the Bo tons otplayiug them at all points. The Troys are im proving, however, and expect to bo in a position to red rem soma of their lost prestije In a few days. llsnaaer Kerguon la miking important changes, and new plsyers have oeen secured, two of whom Helson and Taylor, participated in tbe game to-Tbe feature of to day's coutest was a home ran by Junes. TBore.

a.b. b. Hall, o. I. l-eakins, 2 I 4 1 Ferfc'osoa.

31 .4 1 mrooiuvra. Ib 4 1 Nelson, a. 4 1 Taylor, I T. 0 tcr-s. r.t .4 0 tlradley.

4 0 tteiiiy. c. 4 0 Totals S7 4 BiaTflWa A B. B. IB.

0 B.B. P.O. 0 2 0 1 2 2 1 0 1 IS A. 0 1 0 0 1 0 ii 10 B.B. 22 la.

o. 11 1st luuaa. I. 0'Knarka e.f. 4 0 1 1 0 1 4 14 4 0 0 FoIct.

r. BurdncK. 2d b. Morrill. SJ buyder, Bond, Batten, e.

a Totals. 41 27 1 0 0 Innlnga Troj s. I 0 0 1 Biii.a Farn.rf Trovs 3: Cstons.X Iwo-base asklns. 1 Broutbers, Bultdn.l, Home Bun-Jones. 1.

K.aes nn Krrors-Fercoson. Tsylor. Folt-y. Morrill. Bond.

1. Troys, Bostons. 4, Bnses on uaiis o'Hourks. Mnrrin. 1 1-e'ton Basas Fergnioo.

1: Bri.uiUers. 1: Taylor i-e uorria, bDyaer, i il Bsi.iy; lii lid I jteilly, lsrkdley, Enrdoek. I. Passtd rVcuDders Nelson, Evans.1; Buraocx, iLit'rrlH. 1.

Feated Balls Snyder, 1 Bellly. Wild 1. cast Balis Called i lirsdley.Ol: on rjtriaea ailed -C-tr Badl-y. elT Bor.a.2. Tiro-ef OsBi 1 hours and lUlrty-hve suioules.

V'mpute lfaoiela. A Ftsse OsaiSi racial Dlroalrh to Ou ffiujuirer. currA K. August IL Tb weather was fceau-lf oi to dsy wbll th gsm was played her kb P.0TiJeuc and gyrscus Clubs. Mc Cormlck made his first appearance for three weeks and pitched a remarkably brilliant game.

Brown's Uiree-bagger and MaGeary's single did the business for the Burs in the twelfth Inning. Farreil. Macul-lar and sf eCormick played the game for Syracuse, and George Wright, Start and Bourke for the visitors. Hague made his first appearanoe and made a good impression. Woodbead's errors were unfortunately very damaging, bnt bis subsequent brilliant fielding on his part offset his poor exhibition in the earlier part of the game.

Bradley gave general satisfaction, although be bad a remarkably bard game to umpire. This is the third brilliant game in succession, aud the game to-mor row ought to call out a good attendance. The customary one hundred and fourteen passed the turnstile. scone mu. a.

a Dorgaji. r. f. Farreil. ID Iclrbmoiid, s.

Mecormioa, Hoibert. Woodhead. Mansall. 1. 1 Carpenter, ir 4 a.

ib. w.b. a. a. m.

i 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 4 1 0 0 4 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 4 0 0 0 1 4 1 0 4 0 0 1 1 0 7 i is B. IB. M.B o. a. B.

0 0 0 0 1 1 17 0 0 0 0 110 1 0 117 10 0 1 1 10 1 0 1 1 0 0 111010 0 0 0 0 4 1 12 SS I 7 10 II IS tooooooo o-s 10001000 1 I Totals rSOVISIKCS. Wrieot.a-i start, lb iiinea. c. O'Kourke. Ward, York.

1. Brown, r. t. MoUeary. Id b.

Hague 3d 44 a.B. Totals. 44 1 Stars 10 0 0 0 10 Runs Karned Stars, ProvldoDOe, S. I ini-b ll-Uuro, 1. Tbro-lla- Hit KnD.

fancna- lilt-Want, 1 lfl oi Hnes btais, Providence, S. struck- Oul-Holbert. Woodbean, Mansell, ora, 1. H.se on Called Ball -Wright, 1. First Hasa on Errors 5tis.

1: PrnTidsoce, lid '1 tiroos- HujtUtt, VVooahsad, 1. Pansed (irounders None. Fumbled Uronnders Woodhead, L. Aliased Flies None. Maffdd Throw Bsll-Fsrrell, t'as-d Balis HoiDfrt, 1.

lid None. Balls ulirl-On McCormlcK, on Ward. 100. tsirikes Callrd tin Mel urm.cK, 26 off Ward, IS. 1 iuia oi uama 1 wo hours aud forty uiluutes.

I'uiplre tieurge il. Bradley, of lAudoo.Outarlo. An latereattns; Uaius at Cleveland. Special bupMk to tne Cleveland. August It, A crowd of 600 people assembled at the League Grounds this afternoon to wituess the game between the Cleveland! aud Buffalos.

The game had many interesting points. nd with the exception of a few errors was a brill iant game to witness. The hitting wai not so heavy, but the fielding on the part of the home team was sp'eudid. The trouble with the local nine was they hit McGonnigle pretty freely, but popped flies right in the visitors' hands. Gaivin was taken sick and sent home to Buffalo lb aiternooa, and consequently McGonnliile was put in to pilch and Crowley sent into right, where he mide some good The pitching of was iuir.wh'.lo that of McCormick was not suod as usual.

Carev. aithounn bavins one error hit'trt4jCaalaeI him did handsomelT by luukiuic a ditlicull wTlllt catch with one hund Hi the sixth inning, with Vo-Buirilu-iOU I ases. Glupp's cuiriung behind the bat was exceedingly fine. In the iii Walker made a homo ruti by sendicc the ball over the rinui field lence. 1'iati's umpiring was sdtUiactory.

scons. CISTELASDS. A H. B. IB.

a B. P.O. A. B. Phllilps.

lsl l- 4 Krieo, r. 4 arey. a 4 Warner. Sd Uiosscufk. Id 2 11 uig in, I.

r. I Miriel. Mccormlca, Totals V) BIFKALOU. AH F.irftler, c. 4 ulcbar.lsou, 30 4 Clitpp.

4 Hunting. I. rnwiey. r. 4 Walker, lh 4 tulnier.

2b 4 Knrce. s. 4 McOuoiilgla. 1 Totals 33 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 114 1 0 11 1 0 0 1 1 2 1 0 0 8 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 "i 27 11 IB. H.B.

O. A. 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 117 0 0 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 oo-o 0 0 0 112 10 0 0 1 1 0 6 10 27 11 1 SS4SS7S9 0000000O 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 luiilngs 1 eeeianu. 0 Buffalo Buns Earned Clveland. Buffalo, 1 wn-bnsa Hits Walker, I.

Home Hani Walker, t. Total Bases on Clean Hits BnfTslo. 4. Ltl on Haaes t'leveland 3 HiiCTaIo. 6.

Htruck Out -Cleveland, fi: Huffno. S. Baaee nu Called Balls-UulTalo. 1. First Pases on levelaad, Buffalo, 4.

tVhd I'lirows Kennedy, 1. Passed (Jrounder Caiey. L. M.nl Fly- 1. Passed ftfilis Ni'Ut.

lid Flteties None, fVillat'ail On McCorralrlr. 108: MrOonntEjIe, 110. strikes called On McConuick, 13; ttcutoutle. St. Time of (Jame wo hours.

Uuipira-fitui. Notes. Thi Cincinnstis leave for BurTalo at nine o'clock to-ni (jht. The Clerelands htve engaged Quinn, for merly of the Chicagos. Tbe Cbicjgn will unload a great burden to-day by getting rid altogether of the Cinciunalis.

It is reported that Mansell, late of the Troys, is to displace hU brother in the Syracuse team. The ProvideuoeClub are but one game behind Chicago They are liable to see the silk stockings to-any. When Harry thinks how be talked a month ago about tbe Providence team's chances to win the pennant ha 2 es out and kicks himself all over the yard. Cilx CoiniuiaKionr rs. A communication from T.

U. Leymau. complain ing of tbe inrufHciency of tbe catch basin at the corner of Linn and Liberty streets to carry off the water and filth, was yesterday referred to the Com mlttee on Sewers. A communication from Werk 4 asking Ihe privileiiH of placing a three-inch water-pipe In every department of their so-ip and candle-works for the purpose of securing thetn against fire, was referred to the Committee on Water-Works. A order to re-establish the grade of Symmes street from Montgomery road to McMillan street was Ira n- mi tied to council.

John F. Kjwer. ol boo hast Tn.rd street, presented a claim fur io'Jb damaitea uone to- Ms property bli the rams of last week, lielerred 10 the Ccuimil.ee ou Claim. Tbe Marietta and Cincinnati Kail road were ran ten permission to erect a temporary trestle ou Gest street. The following communication In regard to the McLeau avenue sewer waa read: "AUGrsT 11.

1879. A. Asderpox. Chief JtnKlueer: In re gard lo the destroyed tlume at the present outlet oi the McCeau avenue sewer. 1 tnmk tliat sheet-pil'ng Ktioula be driveu along the lout of the souib slope aud the piling then protected by stone.

This -houid be beguu to-day by the repairing gang oi this department. The Engineer should be given power to bring materials and incense the foice if Decenary. I think 2.000 feet of lumber and 100 perches of stone would do this. Already the top of the slope reaches tne north west corner of the turner snop, ana tne acuou oi tne water is last wearing away the foot of the slope. If this action is not immed.stely checked the building will be destroyed.

The damaged name should be restored as quicaiy as oeiore another rain, i taluk this hois wul ol about 1.X1. it seems to tie generally admitted now that the present contract for the extension of the McLean aveuue sewer cau not be completed this year, and from causes beyond tne control of the city authorities the work may be indefinitely prolonged. There fore a new flume of such character as may last sev era! years Should be planned, ntracted for and finished this year. The coililrucluii of the pro posed flume would also greatly simplify tne bill lug of the sewer. Tbe closing of the b.eak at the new flame would be a comparatively simple woik.

"Wat. 11. BoK u. Assisunt tiiKiueer. "Tbe above report is approved, except as to the repair oi the present nuiue.

i wouin renoiiimena that as soon as possible the proposed flume be com nienced. and that steps be immediately taken fur letting the work for the comp.elion of the uiaiu sewer between the points A and U. L. Amoebsom. Chief Tbe matter was referred to tbe Engineer, and he was to expend a sura not exceeding t'JM.

to make repairs to pioteci the property lu danger ul oeing aeairoyeo. Wsatber Report. Made spcolalTy for tbe EnQCiata. by Ferd Wagner, Optician, 41 West Fifth street, Fountain gquare. Cikcinhati.

August 11. 1870. vits WBTB i 7 A. P. MJ lA.U..

A. 2 P. M.I7S 2V.40 Clear. I J80 4 P. M.7 P.

5 P. 2S 4 10 A. ft i 11 A. 1 N.ron. (74 2a.48; Average tempsralure.

73 11-12-. John Pavet was whistling and singing behind the bars of Hammond-street Station-bouse last evening, having been locked up, charged with stealing several dollars' worth of old brats and copper from Ward McClelland Jt 25 Broadway. Davey's wife, wbo is the mother of two little help less children, visited the station bouse la tb even ing. and while convulsed wltn sobs at the sight of her husband In a cell tbehusbaud shewed his spprvctatiou of tbe scone by laughlug loudly and py starling a song. David HcESTit.who Is charged with having shot John' MeDeimott daring a political discussion near Lincoln Park.

Sundsy afternoon, appeared before Judge Wilson yesterday morning, when his Case was continued until Ihe lWth lust. CRASLts Ewegeb and John Stump, two butcher. were pulled iu yesterdsy aud locked op lu the Nlntn-streetSiatlon-house, being suspeoted of being implicated on lb assault ou John Duffy. Several dirt cart on the Westwood arrow-Gauge Railroad wer wrecked yesterday st the Kalrmount fill. A deleotlv drawheed caused the trouble.

Date Q'Bbiesi, who waschsrged with the larceny ol Jewelry. ws dismissed yesterday In th Police Court rHE CII7C02717ATI BAHjIT ULTOUIIIEII, TUESDAY IIOBKIKG. AUGUST .12. 1879. 1 VITAL STATISTICS.

nealtk Officer HI star's Moaitlslw KejMirS. At the meeting of the Polio Cammlssloners yesterday afternoon Health Officer Uinor submitted his monthly report as follows: REMARKS. As compared with previous month there was an increased death rate from all classes of disease. During the past thirteen years tne reoords of the Health Onlce show July to have been the month of greatest mortality ill nineinstaucea. 1 he prevailing blgh temperature of the month, together with the abundance and cheapness of fruits and vegetables at this season, are larvely responsible for the Increased death rate.

Diarrheal disorlers are usually common in July among Doth oar inf sntlieand adult population, and over per cent of tbe total mortality is attributable to this cause alone, excluding deaths from convulsions, sun-strokes and other disorders of tbe uervous system more directly dependent on meteorological conditions. Over 60 per cent, of the total mortality was among children between the ages of one and five years. The July mortality, therefore, reached its usual average. One marked feature of this month's record was the abseuue of deaths dependent on malarial causes: ABRAWORD BT CLAKSKS A3VD OROBRS. Ciasa First Orders.

Zymotle Mtaamatio. h.otheuc LMetic ijiaihetlc 25! 2' Becond 11 Third. Local Nervous 131 11 Kesptratory Iiigot-tive i rill.1ren... Women dd Ae w. 217 Fourth l.v 3 10 61 Fifth.

Aocldeuia Hiiiclde 41 1 Total 3 auowiste colob, srx.sooial bbuations, mativitt AK AOEH. White Sio Alale S41 Colored a Female 2i S3J social RBLATiosa. ...117 niDKle 10 widow a 7 Married ...470 Mot stated Total Cincinnati I'nltud Ireland 2 ..033 MATtvirr. 448 4S Canada 04 Other Not stated 4 I 1 633 Total AOKS OP I1KCEUEMTS. Under 1 year 40 to 60 years.

40 So 1 to years. (K 2 to 4 years 40 i to 10 22 10 to 10 yesrs 8 to 20 years 14 to yrars S3 30 to 40 years 37 40 to SO years 0 to 70 years 70 to bo 80 to QU years 90 to 100 years tiver loo years Not stated Total FlrM Beennd I bird Fonrlb Fifth nlxib Seventh. Klgntb. Ninth Teutb Kleventh ..833 ABBAKORD BY WARDS. Ti i Kou rieeii in 23.

Fifteenth 19 -J 34 Seventeenth 17 HI Klghteenth 24 Nluewemb 4 9 21! Teniy-flrsi 35 30 Twenty-third 31 'A 21 1 weniy-fitih .13 15ot Twellio Thirteensh Total In Wsrds CI ncl alt oepl tal 24 iood r-amarltar. Convent of Uood sibeDherd Mary's Home of the Total in foDUo loailluuous. Total S8 633 FOB ITATESkNf Or BIRTHS AKII STILL-BIRTHS JINK. 10. Male 3-JS Female Cotor.

White 10 AatiVilv ol Porvnl. United Ih7 S43 10 Ireland 44 c.nglaud... uli.r loreiM ti lu Twins. Sfx 8 Female 12 CO'OT. White 19 Coiorad Average perlixl ol utero gestation ....7 months MONTH LV BlfUKT UV MAHaET-MAIISa Total ntlendnee.

17AM Total value of OS TIIE LITE MAI1.S.3IE VOX LOW, Examination at the Betta- sireet Hospital. Yesterday afternoon Dr. J. C. Mackenzie, assisted by Drs.

C. P. Judkim and W. JX Mussey made a pot-mortem examination at the Beits-street Hospital on the bedv of Mrs. Caroline Flo rent (alias Mrs.

Von Low), wbo died last Sunday afternoon after lingering for two Upon rem the scalp several fragments of the ball were found firmly imbedded uuderneath the (pericranium) lining membrane of the skull, which wo removed-and 'weighed several graina An abscess baa formed in the upper rignl iooe of toe bruin, iu a lino w.tn the external wound. It had no direct communication wilh the Utter, and, according to its nppeartnce, the sbsceas had been developed very early after the injury. There was a large Quantity ol pus escaping from tho abscess, and a softening of the brain waa visible lu various otuer pa'ta. Luo airect result ol tne iniurv. The burial take place to-morrow from tne Betls- htreet IlospltaL St.

Bcrnaru cemetery has oeen selected as the burying place, according to the request ol airs. Koin. Local Baaltary Kotea. During an, informal discussion yesterday of tbe health of the city. Dr.

Minor said to a reporter: 'The total deaths for last month in this city were 03i Thi! is an increase of MH lor the corresponding mouth lust year. 1 wenty-nve per oant. ol the total mortality for tbe month lti tuestiou was iroiu Uiar- rliesi nlseas, onluu to the introduction of tree i fruit, tc into the market. July Is generally tbe iuik-i unhealthy mouth iu the year, lne average mortality is aooiit Another agent contributing to Hie mortality of the month is mien heal, de aling convulsions or sunstroke aud other disotders ol Ihe nervous system. Over 60 per cent, of tbe morlalily wa among chliarcu between the ages of one year and five.

One of the irked featuies of the month was tne t- tal aLr-euce ol all Ue- ii dent urxui mularixl causes. The death rate has largely fal.en fiuCe the 1-t of July. The for last week wus 1LA. 1 nis brings the aveiage for the month down to about 450. July is always a bud muli in.

1 his is the ninth time out or thirteen ye rs that the nion 111 has shown an increased death rate. It is always expected. There la uo epidemical lend ency ot any kind manifest," Loral Political Xotea. Ross Kenton. Ex-Couuty Treasurer, on 'Change and elsewhere, appears to have the boom for Stale efenator In place of J.

P. declined. Neither Herman Lac dish nor Howard Douglasi ha declined the nomination for the State Sen' ate ou the Democratic ticket. This is so, uotwith standing the manifest desire and powerful efforts oi the active Kepuoucaus to have uiein deolne. Councilman Dan J.

Dalton, of tbe Sixth Ward whose name was presented before tho Democratic Convention as a candidate for the Legislature, says in regard to tbe mention made of him in connec tion with that of Captain C. Hoiloway In tne Cincinnati Gazette of yesterday is a garbled and much inflated report of tne very few words he exchanged wirh the Uasetie reporter who called upon him. and that be is iu every way satisfied wilh the acuon and result of the Convention, and, as he is and ever has been a true Democrat, intends to vole and support the ticket as announced. All In a DnncB. Th Soldiers' aud Sailors' Memorial Association of Hamilton County, whose membership is com posed of bonoiably discharged soldle.s and sailors.

passed a resolution directing their Committee whose province it Is to raise funds for the support of tbe institution to make arrangements for a meet iug, and to invite Hons. Charles Foster and Thos. Ewiug. Generals Ilickenlooper. Piatt, Rice and the Hon.

Hugo Preyer to be present and speak upon the lives and. characters of Generals McPherson, Lytle, WcCook. Custer, and Colonel Toland and Patrick. The Commltlee will st once proceed to make ar rangements for having the meeting tike place about the 1st of beptemuer, ana to securing the tiresence of the gentlemen named. hi the ob jeet of the ex-sold icrs is to ratne funds.

It will also luralsh our citizeus a capital oniortunily of seeing snd uearlng all the candidates for Gubernatorial honors in our State. CoronlaL Tbe Coroner held an inquest yesterday on the body of James Joslln, wbo died suddenly on Sat urday, at 172 W. Fourth street. Tbe verdict "was "Death from poison by corrosive sublimate, taken with suicidal intent while tailoring under a tem porary fit ol aberration of mind, caused by intern pe ranee." In an inquest in tbe ease of Anthony H. Tlnger's sudden death on Sunday afternoon, the verdict found yesterday was thst: "Death ensued from disease engendered or nromoted by Dr.

Csrriuk also Inquired luto the cause of the death of fesmuel Goldsmith, and gave it as his opinion that: Death was from an overdose of morphia, taken with Testerday'a Death Record. Clifford K. Barker, 8- months; Catherine Weller, 89 years; Albert MJI'holland. yean; Chas. Scott 1 day Carl Spech, 13 days; Katie R-iuch.

1 year tWmund 8, Hymsp, weeks; Chas. McElroy, yeats; Infant McCurley 28 days; Joseph if. Uoycr, 3 years; Louis Theman. 4 months; Louisa Klein year; Frank H. Ruse he, 9 months; Mary Buck-meycr, 3j yesrs; Jacob BohL 77 yean; John Theobald, 67 years; Joseph McDoitouch.

14 months; Knsa Liebeek. 6 vears; 0. hviltsee. 14 years: Wright. Wm Jos.

Cary. 2 weeks; Aff "h.bald Kreke. 65 yesrs; Rosa Kramer, 16 years; Barbara Frohm.lier 22 years: Magdalen Dunn 13 month Anna Orusgarde. sUu-bora; Ludwlg Shuupf. rears; Matet Z-cxriU, 52 years.

Clirtoo'a Draskta Marshal. Last Saturday evening, about eteht there walked Into a north-going car of the MoQht Auburn Line aa Individual whose self-impoitanoe not being recognised to that person's liking, determined him to command attention from tbe passengers To that end he commenced firing off his revolver, and announcing that he was the "Marshal ol CUIlon. be as us," and that he wanted the ear cleared at short notice. Th passengers; chiefly ladies, "stood not upon tb order of their going, bnt went at once Inquiry revealed the fact that the fellow really was the Marshal of Clifton, the same Dennis O'K-'Urse whom lawyer Campbell horsewhipped some time ago He finally left the car and ran behind a saloon known as the Mountain Cottage. 1 here be was followed by two railroad employes and the pistol taken from him.

Soon afterward he was lound laying across the rails of the street-car track and taken home by Pat McAvoy. Tne pistol is now in the bands of Lieutenant Wapnensteln. We would inquire from the Lieuienaut by what authority he permitted this drunken official to go to bis home, aud contented himself witn simply keeping his revolver. Among tne lady passengers was Mrs. Cherry, daughter of tbe Hon.

btacy Hill. EXPOSITION NOTES. Tit Grssl Enarfsie Balldlsiar Items, stre. Work will Immediately commence of laying the foundation for the engine, which will furnish the motive-power to th machinery in Power Ball. This engine, which Is built by C.

H. Brown A of Fitehburg, will be of itself one of Ihe most attractive features of the Kx position. Persons acquainted with machinery and interested in It, will be glad to see this engine, which may properly be said to exhibit the best results yet attained in this country in engine-building. It will be sufficiently large and powerful lo meet all demands made upou it by the machines In the hall, but lis siso is not Its remarkable feature. It will be the finest specimen of complete polished workmanship in engine-build ng ever shown In tbe West.

It hss an automatic cul-oif. peculiar to the engines made by this firm. Tbe layman in mechanics will also be Interested iu reviewing the souroe ol toe great variety of motions in the busy hall. The engine has an 18X18 cylinder, and will de velop 2J0-horse power. Tne steam to run it win do fumiMiied uy four tubular boners, six feet long, built by the Cincinnati Arm of Robert Jouee it Co.

These are bricked in and are, of course, permanent in the building. Tbe shafting, which Is from the sbup of St Ureeuwald, is aiready in position, aud will also be permanent, lu view of this it has been set very accurately so as to ran evenly and wilh as mile friction as possible. It runs in bearings attached to the iron pillars which support the galleries and lo hangers arranged be- tweeu the pillars. Ibearaiuege of the hall and iia water privilege will be am pie. A large water tank sunk in the fi.ior furnishes water lor the ex-hihiiiou of pumps, oic.

There is an abundance of flues 10 accommodate the exbibiuou ot portable engines and any device in which fire is used. Ihe nail will be brilliantly ligiiieu lu every part. Tbe gas-pipes arenow being put in. Menu time, applications fur space are coming in at tbe rate of twenty or more per day. The Space Committee are holding daily and nightly meetings, aud are greatly embarrassed by ihe multitude ol applications, which are at least 33 per cent, more a a at any previous Exposition.

these circumstances it must inevitably occur tifat many applicants must be disappointed in not being allotted as much space as they have asked for; but there is no question that the Committee are doing tneir beat to accommodate all, without at tne same time losing FLtht of the geueral attractiveness the tout tmrmbU of each hail and deourlment. 1 ois wealth of exhibits, while it embarrasses the Space Committee to find room for it all. at the same assures the public ot tue most auu instructive Exposition ever held in the West. BtLLOO, HC5TI Wbo Havre Tfaongnt It a Nice Young: Attorney! There is a good aeal of gossip afloat about tbe of Mr. John W.

Hunt, a young attor ney who has made tbe Johnstou Building his head quarters for several months past. Mr. Hunt has. It is said, been absent from tbe city for some ten days. and there are a good many people very, anxious to meet with him about this date.

Mr. Hunt has been doing somewhat of a business in tne past few months iu obtaining refunders of over-paid taxes. and has made some money honestly by the operation. Latterly, however, it is said, he became dissatisfied with the slow process which this system afforded for niouey-makiug, and has fallen into the habit of hunting up aud undertaking Jobs of this sort upon hi! own responsibility, without the authority of persons who were inter ested. Il appears thai there are numerous instances in which it can be shown that by the action of a certain Board of Equalization of some years since.

which was net legally auinorizea, ana in other cases ol error upou tne part oi other omuutis. mat taxes nave been levied ana coi.eciea ouyuua tne amount letily due. These amounts seve al attor- ueys. for lack of more profitable occupation, have beeu making a business of recovering, receiving a rxirtion of the amount so recovered as their com pensation, lo the ma. til opertimr iu in is oraucu of business, not pa.ticular about the means em ployed, it is possible, however, to make collections of this kind without the Knowledge or consent of the uersons aforesaid, and rumor snya that Mr.

Hunt lias fallen into a habit of making such col lections, perhaps intending sfier they were made to find the persons aforementioned and turn the proceeds over to them TUis latter part of the work it is, however, insisted Mr. Hunt has forgotten to do. tho amount being variously estimated as ranging mme where into the hundreds. Another charge is that tbe gentleman in quesiiou made a collection of 1300 for one Auarew Jurgcns. which be ei- propriated to his own use, and when pressed to payrr eut made an improper of tbe names of a upie of ner Py way oi raising runus in rninn the Tnere are further si ale menu in subsusnce that air.

Huut contracted, Inst before leaving, numerous loans among nis menus. which an) gentleman has a light 'to do when he luteud3 to pay, and then disappeared. Ihe tnlul amount of his liabilities is reckoned up at from Sl.OuO to 5 1.500: not a great amount in iuelf, but from Sl.OOu to l.ooo too great it in Until alu-tred Mr. Hunt is atxikeu of young man of n-iderable ability, and it is hoped that he may return and remove the cljud which now overhangs his nianclal noiison. Tbe Mlataie-rial Association Versus tho Harrying Machine.

OVhckxas, This Association has noticed In th pElic lots the account of the marr age ceremonies performed In luwood Park last Sabbath, under such circumstances as were not ouly a desecration of the Sabbath, but such aa were, also, calculated to bring the marriage relation into contempt, and to encourage Immorality among the assembled BuertHtors: therefore. iinwd, That, in our Judgment, the Interest! of morality end good government req'l rc opposition to such assemblages and such ceremonies on the Sabbath duy by all good citizens. Hnuivrti. That no Minister of the On pel wbo has any respect for his standing in the commuulty should solemnize a marriage at such a lime aud place. A Pioneer Mot Iter Uosr, Tho friends of Mr.

John Selden and Dr. Wm, F. Tibb-ls will this morning read with regret the announcement of the death of their mother yester day, i Louisa Selden Tihba's was one of the pioneers of Cincinnati. Coming here a child, she was married at an early age to the late Alauson Douglass gel den, a merchant on Fifth street, when Cincinnati a village, and, alter his in lKil, was mar ried to Mr. S.

S. libbais. ol Franklin. Ohio. Mrs.

Su.deu Tiboals was known and esteemed in nearly every village in the Miami Valley and her 1oj will be deeply felt by a wide circle ol friends auu acqualntuucea Tbe Board of Edneailon. The Board of Edusatlon met last night, twenty- six present After roll call. Mr. Adler announced ihe death of bis colleague, Mr. Isaac F.

Wlltsee, aud moved to appoint a Committee on Resolutions andahat the Board attend the funeral in a body this afternoon. Motion prevailed. The Chulr ap pointed MeeMX Adler, Neil, Siepheiia, luikel and Arcneron resolutions. Mr. rinu movea i appoint pall-bearers.

Carried. The Chair appointed Messrs. Adler aud Finn. Mr. O'Neii paid a tribute to the character ol the deceased, and tbe Board adjourned for one weeg.

Death or Ferdinand Frlea. Mr. Ferdluand Fries, a cattle-dealer residing on Duulap street, this city, died yesterday morning at half-past ten o'clock of dropsy. Mr. Fries was well known among the stockmen of this city, end was withal very popular.

His loss will be solely fe by a grief- trickeu tainity, aud will be mourned by a wide circle oi ineuaa, Harrlag Llceuses. BenJ. K. Richmond to Emma Andrews, Charles S. Fsy to Sarah A.

Huriu, Rico. Thomas Robinson to Jane M. Johnston. Ocar Arnold to Mary Collins, James Moiloy to Klien Noonau. The New York Produce Exchange Is pushing movement to make a 1 transaction! in grain or produce by weight exclusively, aud has requested the c-o Deration of tl.e Cincinnati Chamber of Com merce iu the work.

Pre-ldeui Hobart brought the question before the Chain beryesiei day. auu it was relerrea to tne uiain uuuiuiw, ior leporv. Dennis Doolsy was locked up in Third-street Station-house last evening on suspicion of being Implicated lu the stealing of 1300 wdilh of Jewelry tc. from Henry Bell man's residence, on Barr si reel. Sunday, particulars of which appealed in yesterday paper.

A servant girl named Louisa now was locked np yesterday at the Ninth-street Station-house on suspicion of having stolen a considerable sum of money from her employer. Mr. Schmidt, a saloon keeper on the corner of Fourth and Pium street. Emit, Albekti, the showman, was up again yesterday before the Police Court for giving a theatrical exhibition without a license. He waa given the choice of whacking up jO and txisU, or go to the ork-house and be whacked.

Colonel Ed. Rich ardsow, of New Orleans the "cotton King of the South." was on 'Change yes terday. Uo predicts a large crop of tb Southern staple this year. CoLoSkt MARKBr.KiT. Grand Marshal of th Ex position procetsiou.

has luvlted the Oid Volnuteer firemen's Association to participate lu the parade. The reiidenca of E. Soifi jld, on Fresloa aven e. East Walnut Hills, wm burglarized e.iriy yesterday morning, and goods to the amount of $50 taken. O.st hundred and ton boats have passed the quarantloe station at Delhi up to last nlguL a a JoHif Waokbb, Meat Inspector, sent in his resignation yesls.

day. It was accepted. About HO was stolen from the Jewelry stor ot Harry South Co. on Saudny. TBS BOTBU.

Frwssstnews Paeisvla at Oar IIsMSeilrlasv. lKlUS VOTCl Carlisle. Plttsbarg Mrs tsoboemaB, anrora Norton, Conoectiaat 'bay and wife Ky 8 Georr. New York Ferguson, Indiana Hsrcroes. Kentucky Banners, Patersourg Perry soott.

New York: Si Wuuams.Parkersbarg wm rurter, new tort Kox, Connecticut FC Clay. New iTo-rfc Phillips, Brook ville Rlob Peyton, Indiana Kedmayna, Kentucky Johnson, Petersburg Ramsey, Baltimore Ii Cortiss, Cbllitcotbe indiasta srocaa. Terpln. Versailles Crane, Bethel Hutcbinson. Columbus Uoee.

Osgood ompion. Waynesv'e BQolutrap. Osgood A Phllhp, Wlnamsa at Clara. Harrison Prltcbard, Franklin Herroo, Ml Caxmel Cabell, College Cor a A Case, JSew Trenton Long. Mulberry Crowell.

Erie b. it urosnwe SDnninnw a tinier. no. a Wm Kupsrd. Winchester A 1, May, Mrowostoem A Hemer.

Crnibtana, Htieaman.MtsmivIe Hill. Mlamlvllle Tnos Kelly. Lebanon Johu Sharer, N'Ui Vernon Jones. Bloomlnetnn Jobn McNeal. L.iteriy Ketchom.

Pt Pleasant J' Ketcboin. Foster Ketubom, Foster Baine, Cebanoa Dyer. Coloaioaa A C'hallerloii, Bethel BC Wail, Higglnsport Bv.r, Kewcastie Hardmao, Brooavtlle Siniih. 1 ambrlrlce 1 Wlddie.Bhawoweuwn Pt a Bronse ana svife, Bunlng. New York Hutu, km car.

Pbiiaoelnhla -N A rranaei. tyooisviue Tiiton. Pittsburg 1 Mu Her. New ora Wood, Lebanon kvongie, Lebanon Robinson, Louisville (J outien, Lexington Bioom, Iioisviiie Lti Matihews, Sliver. Milan Sargent.

iuisvuie Judge bon uer. Louisville Moliuy, Cora Aoiery, New York A Huisi. Sew York A lLoeria. uetroit II I irn lurx Lt Lehman, Louisville Williamson. St.

Louis Andrews. Lou svllle Hasa. Lou'svilie A Lludhelm. New Turk Pears. Pitlhurg Rice.

Boelby ville tiray, Zanesvuie Beeson. Washington Nes-man. LonfsrlU a Nnney, Lo'uisvilie Lonis Kats. Msttooa lionman, Aew lore osjwo Eniieklug. city Li a Hayes, Oran-1 Kaplds Martin, Michigan City New Yorg Madison, xsew York Marshall ana wire.

Hasleton, New York Dayton Hart. Philadelphia McVey. Columbus Peters, columous abulia, Loulsvlll 8 Harris, iuisvuie WA LNvT STREET BOCIX 8 Moore. Robinson, III Reedy, Connersvllle CH Warren, S1 Louis Phillips, Brownsville Evans. Crbaoa, Onlou Humphries, crbaua Robnrls, Crbana.

Obio stout Key West. Fia Iludiev. Louisville Kleium. Harrison, ilblo cliugman.New YorkV Huuiubnea, Austin Bennett, Man Antonla Oollosrbow, Glrard K. amende ana a.

pans uurauieu. att ouvet. k-t It Keutou, Mt Olivet. Ky A Lai laghan, Madison Co.KvF Pardee, Boston amann BOUSB. Forsyth.

New Yora Hern. Indiana LA Ash. Pennsylvania uoya. iniiiannpoiie 1 eeks. New oriana Jouee.

New Orleans Pierce, til Louis at Maciieti, luesavius I) Lsxarus. Warren Porter. Vlrglula Mn Porter. Virginia Mrs fmitri. Vlncennes Tnmlib.

Washingion Thresher, Providence liodds. Mssun Lnniavilie Hannlan, Providenoe A Koih, St ixiuis Her, Richmond St John New York KU Hihtiard, Itlehmonn 1 aieon. ht Louis HurkmMler.t Louis arr. new York Waile. New York 'ore.

ew lors Taylor, New Yorg Wm Taylor. New York hiiford. T'enWease Brown, KentncKy -DC Hnnkel, Kentucky Miss Hni.kei, Kentucky Huokel. Ken lues y. Lea.

city CRAWfOEU HUUSB. Bllstaln.Chllllcotbe KuImUI, Xenla II Fletcher. Xeula lleyersilorier, mpiey Dyer. Columbus Wiugard. Ohio is Johnson, Monigomoryj uiihd, ciiy MW Hern.

ft. Louis TBeli.euy I'Ursildr. Kentucky oiewart. city Hurfaee. Richmond anueinaaer, uuio Meuurhu, Rislug bun Mcuumn.

Rising Sun MuiaC Wood, Louisville Fuua. Kentucky Littler, SprlugUeld Kill, Louis Deems, Pittsburg Alrelch, wife and Ohlld. Louisville Miss Moulton.ot Louie ST. JAMBS HOTEL. Wm Harris.

LynohburgS AV Hennlman, Dayton A Hear. Lavton A Baird. Home lieo Mamuoll, New York 1 hoe Unluttal. Cleveland Kiugsiey, Ban Prau-C iitad ana lamiiy, Cisco Belleiont John Mllllken, Delpbt Chas oores. Delphi 1 1 r.

1 mil kibh. ew iui, Hoynes. Ja-asoa aniioa. Pittsburg Wm Boev, ironton n. iiiianison.

et Louis Bain 11, Hsiavia Mead. Greenfield Oeorge H-ab. A in. ucArimir orretownW Buker. Oeorgrtown hi liauiberial.

scuueiaer. Lieveiana 1' Dora, UermsntosD B-air. fednlla Unrdon, Kguslity Lioyd. Louisville 1 PbiDDe. Pbiladelohla 11 Myers, Jerlersonvlll Miller.

Louisville HI STl HOTIL. fl Jonmnn. Indians. ohsh. WVUs.

city il Clatk, Washington in. vest, asnington C. II. C. H.

Bradly. Chicago Hoesae, New York 1) ilur.x -II. M'BWiin hman.Louisvi! le Frank and wife, Dayton Kinney. Kenturky Jutms, rsew 1 ora P-ttys, Philadelphia File, r-t. Louis r.w.

city Dudley, Larned, Ks Lovitiger. Indianapolis Ris'gw. Williamsburg Perfect, llltou Ti-cuit, Pbiladeipula Cbilrts Kentjn Httinsiler. rttt-nden nail. Sidney McOinnes.

l.tma Fariy, New Vork Fiazer. New Lloerty OALTHOISS Houston. Dayton iirom. Winchester A Aomni, Wlneuester Peru, Bloom ligtou Johnson, Nw Yulk Hugland. Burg, as Alice England, Uuigess 1 Aulraui, liarvev.uurg Kiehur isou, Huru- tt.

New Phtla Wilson, Vuion City Hioctv.ell. Louisville Wikutf. Mssou Paul. Yellow springs Connell, Oreenvllle Morris, CounersviUe dleyer. atississlppt ti etlel, IalKveue 1' oweeuy, uinb'nd A Norsllt.

Iniliannnolls Fre-born. adworlb Martin, Itaiubri'l-a FBradwclland son. Rural 1 Bradwell ana auu, Kural Dale Uaie Letters, Rural Dale Mrs Mark. Plalutleld l.lllolt. New York ft si Hays Ft Wayne Dr'ghani.

Toledo tfc lrviu, Moscow it Caldwell, Rush ville GRAMD JlfOTKL HTKniDD. New York Alvin Pattoo.cify Llndsot-, New York Wm Fletcher, New York McKinney, ChU-ogo 11 i.ain Korti. New York Guthns, wife and son. Fns. Boston Richardson.

Jfrkson li. Ub Arm; A Stewart, 'lilcao city Dnrfey, Denver. Col Miss 11 utile Craw- lordsviile OW ajcre. Pittsburg Smlihens, 1'lltxbnrg McMiilit-ii. P.iiatiutgiieorge wlribs.

Riverlou Pise. Parsings fv mi Coleman, city Moore, Lead ville Amos 8inith, Cnllllcolhe Oeo snaiin, 1 tiniicotne joiiu waiiiiis. niiiic-iiiie al UrlRiu. New York WO A Hood, rnnadwonta A. Begs-, Kanaaa ttv Abbott Lawrence Lowell Oeo A iw-nta.

Louis end wile. Boston Harry itamineisberg, city bckmet Hiirm 8 Rock. Fvansviile KCaveu, Kansas City Burr jws, Chicago JTrluiiile. Nashville Rogers. Bonis Muusou, Rome Mi? 11 Ludlow, Oblo Lndlnw.

Ohio 3 ilaUiliioro Mrs A 8 Llndsley, -asnviiie Mr snd Mrs Scott Ka.iaaa Turkman. Greeley t'svno Near berg, city Lashhiirg. I'lii udolphia Wm Ruins Portsmouth BishhD. New York ilsrrah. Ht Louis Km i.

-1 Joseph WM Hahbjil, New York II Keyt, Marllson JPmith.ctty- Psrrme. Plltuburg Price. Indianapolis Monlton. New York Umi ker. Hint Mleb L-iob.

Philadelphia rs ('vnthians. Holman, wile and pionnmsn, yniniau daushier, Aurora. Ind A tV Ned. Louisville CJ -inrleyaud sun. Loti- wing, Lancaster Isvtlle OH I.eli.inuml Lancaster Culaniao, Louisville and t' WiKxlward.cityr! MrhKli.

Crbiua King, tit Loins wile ana twoJ Hugo a. returned Children, ninton Crford. Pulls iui, I hi. ago Olllinan, New York hapniau, Columbus 1 Jones. Charleatoii, Mrs Parki-r t'harlestoa Kau and a lie, Louis Lew.s.

Lexinguiu vine James. Boston LOCAL 1.CU1NLATI05. Sleeting of tbe Aldermanie Board Tea. lerday An adjourned meeting of the Board of Aldermen was held yesterday af tern 00.1. Pree.deut Reis sided and seventeen members were present.

Mr. John Riley acted as clerk. THE CALENDAR Was taken up and numerous ordinances were en grossed. An ordinance to block the square bounded by Ijwer River road, street ami C. and L.

R. K. and tne tiassed. as nort street. Rolufuoe Creek, was An ordinance to establish grade of Gamble alley from Poplar stieet to ridiay street, was passed, THE AKMoKV.

An ordinance to lease a portion of the Hall known aa -Alien's Hall (Court street, near Mami. for an armory, was read, and on moliou of Mr. Kyan wus reierred back to the Commiitee on Miii tary A flairs with Instructions to advertise for pro posals. THE TAX LETT An ordinance to levy a tax upon the Grand Du plicate waa passed ayes. 22 eOl'ARS BLOCK ED.

An ordinance to block the square bounded by Ohio avenue, Clifton avenue. Norm in, cross street, Hamburg street and McMickeu aveuue was passed. Adjourned. Count of Else Conely Treaaure. Yesterday, at their regular meeting, the County in pursuance of law, went? to the County Treasurer's office and made an examine tion of his accounts and a count ol tbe money on hand.

The work was soon completed, every thing being found correct. The books showed cash from delinquent chattels, too. 931 97; total June collections. ii.516.6U 76. From the latter amouut must be taken $290,503 92 paid to the city for school pur poees, and 1.5'J6,9-:t 42 advanced to the city for gener .1 purposes, leaving a balance in the Treasury of 719.1t 41, to, which add the collections for delinquent chattels (S65.V31 97).

and the onlsr.ee shown by the Auditor's books to have been in the T.e iury June In 67), and the lot il cash on ba is louud 10 be 5816.:1 05 It is proper to say that tne count wiicoui giving notice was not prompted by any douiit of the correctness of the inauacemenl of me lresurer's office, but It waa simp.y a common precaution adopted by the present Board, to be followed up he.eafter. and more a matter of form man any tU.ng else. A Poor Msrkswemsa, On Sunday morning a woman of the town, called O'Day, crept slyly into Lou Robinson's saloon, corner of Longworth and Plum streets, and while the Par-tendor, Alexander Johnson, was stooping over In the act of drawing some beer, siie Bred a pistol ofT, aimed at his brain. The missile barely graced Johnson's ear, and wa lodged fn the floor. As soon as the shot was fired, Sallie dropped tbe pistol, together with a keen-edged little Spanish dirk, and fled.

It appears that she had beeu Johnson's mistress; that Jufausou had found other society more ettrnctive, and that she had taken this course to be revenged. This attempt on Johnson's life is said to be the third which 3siiie has made. Tracheotomy. At the Belts-street Hospital yesterday afternoon Dr. A.

D. Bender performed the operation of tracheotomy, on a patient named Ullbert Ely. aged forty years, who bad been afflicted 1th a Serious disease of the throat tor a loi.g time. His condition recently bad become an alarm ng one, on account of repealed paroxysms of suffoc-uon, which almost reunited fatally, and hence the lecessity of inakiog an opening lino the wiud-u pa. At a iaie hr-ur lat night tiia patieut was rvsung- quietly, his res piration being almost nr" Kimber of the Con.reisianal Investigating Commiitee, after lh lsbors of their )ve session at th Grand Hotel.

ra gradually depart. 'g from oar city to their rspcUT fcorces. Hon Judis New and General Brjwn, ol IudiaJia, left oa Saturday night. Hon. Mr.

Kenner. of WestVirginla. and Mr. De- vine, tb official stenogruphar, on Sunday aiter- Booo, and Hon. Mr.

Briggs of Kw Hampshire, last "evening. Eon. Mr. Carlisle, of Kentucky, Chairman of th Committee, with Bon. Mr.

Hern-don, of Alabama, Hon. Mr. Cousjer. of Michigan, and Mr. Poiia.

the Deputy 6ergeant-at-Axms, is yet at th Grand Hotel. nCMPURETS HEABDHOM. Addltlaaal Partleolara af th Amster dam HeavaSiasi. Some time ago the EMtjciaxa contained the de tails, as far as they were then known, as to the alleged attempt made In Amsterdam, Holland, upon the Ilia of a man named Humphreys, who visited that city to look np tbe claims of certain heirs. It was aUo alleged that the plot to kill Humphreys was concocted In this city.

In a letter from Humphreys, written In Amster dam July 10. 1379, and addressed to a gentleman In this city, occurs tbe following In regard to Wiiien, the man who, it is claimed, was hired to do tbe killing: "All the evidence In the case so far has been taken, and It now rests until the man Willen gets belter. Willen now pretends to be in ane. so mat he may not get a severe puuishmeut. How is It possible that Splllman can tell people that I was notes Amateruain, but at New York, when at the same time be was tne recipient OI letters, from me aud be writing to me in replyT Then strain what he says about tne amount of 7 60.

You can say 10 him that be is a bloody liar as I sent him py of tne agreement, which reads that the Committee shall not become in any manner liable lor any expense incuired in tne prosecution of the claims lor me recovery ui the estate, and aa said Committee does not hold themselves liable for anv expense of certificates lu foreign Court, the Weter heirs to remit said ex- nensM 10 Kdward IL uurunhrevs. xet ne eouecji rom a la ger number, and seuas in mil fi on ior fifteen documents that they have paid him to re mit me." Tbe following extract from the Amsterdam Police News, of June 11th, gives additional particulars, and shows that Willen must be insane: I From tbe Amsterdam Polise News of June 14th. A LPNATIC IN AMSTERDAM. the night between Wednesday and Thursday, the 6th inst. at about two o'clock, a person, in ap pearance a stranger, called at the police station.

Second Precinct. He asked if they would be so kind as to show him to bis hotel, which was nan way up Bautamimer street. Cr plain under Hagen gave tne two orhcers ou duty orders to take the person spoken of "to his hotel. Arriving, mere, one of the officers said politely: "Sir, here Is your and received a blow in the face. 1 be police.

after receiving in return for their kindness such treatment, paid no attention to the stranger, oe-lieving htm drunk, they having had suspicions of the same on their way to tne hotel from the manner lu which the man tal tea and acted, and left him to continue their rounds. Whe-i tuey arrived on the ouiie waai, a cinzeu came up and told them that a maniac was pursuing them, armed wltn a carving knife. They turned around, and as they did 1, the stranger they had left at tbe hotel rushed upon them, and began an attack. using tue knife aa a weapon, with which he cut both officer in several places. Tbe man was possessed of the devil, and was a veritable Hercules.

nd the two officers, lu eeli-aefeuse, were com pel 10 use their sabers, ihe bugio-caii brought Policeman Sales to the officers' assistance, besides many citizens as lookers on. One ol the outer had small load of biscuits which he threw 111 front of Uie maniac, which ctuied him to fall. Imnieuiately Oitloer Sa.es was upon the fallen man, but he did not rein.iin in this position long. The infuriated giant wilh his extraordinary strength worked himself on top and cow a horrible sight wsi presented. The devperate mautao.

who in tbe itruggle hud secured Haies' saber, set to carve that officer into pieces a id bis two companions and the lookers on seemea uiteny powene-s to 00 any thing. Luckily at this Juncture oilier police ar rives, ana the euragea lunaiio was overpowereo. and his bands and leet securely ed. after which he was taken to the hospital and cared for. L'p in iuve-tigatiou it was clearly shown that tbe man is insane.

It is said tluit he is a German by birth, aud has been a rich farmer In America, bnt becoming tiwindied out of bis wealth bis mind became anected so much so that he became a luuana" Real Estate Transfer. Catharine L. VYbltcman to Elizabeth J. Torre IS by 150 feet on north side of Apjonea street, 275 feet west from Dane street, Cumminsvule: (200. Henry Caldwell to Adam Graeber, five years' leaie of Zi acres on west side of County road, and through to Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Rail road, lying next south irom Joseph X.

Thomas' laud in section 26, Mlllcreek Township; annual rent, 1225. Henry Hemmelgarn Pi Jobn B. Kohmescber, ten years' lease of 25 by 100 feet on north side of Dand-ridge street, 475 feet east from Pendleton street; annual rent, 196; privilege of purchase at fi.600. Chas. K.

Babbitt to Aucu'tus 8 Black, 50 by 125 feel ou soulQ-etist comer 01 Cincinnati and Hpring (trove avenue and Locust street, Elmwood; SI and other considerations. John i. Olden to Mary Landegan. 50 bv 106 23-10o leet on sou in side ol 1quiio meet e2-iwi feet east from Erknbrecher street, l.ocklai.d; HoO. Hnrab J.

H. Uowdon to Jobn Koch. -J2 by 100 feet on east side of Fourth street. lSi feat from Center stieet. Camp Washington; William Murphy and wife, per Sheriff, to Louis IlndepnnL, M14 leet front on west side of rlust street aud cn south sldu of Columbia street to I'inciunati street.

Keifiing S616 67. 1 lie i 1 -1 1 1 i t.c 1 1 1 boo warnie 1 1 11 ritiiw -o 1 1 1 tany to bamudl AlcKarland, quit-claim to 1l bv 00 leet 011 north side ol iami street, feet west from gyctinoie street; 8175. William Price and wile to bnmuel Fosdick. lot fronting SS6 41-100 feet on souih side of Brook. street.

374 8-100 feel on north side of haieit-y strvel and 11 loo feet on east side ol '1 nop street: tlT.OoO. Catharine Laronth to William Fox. leasehold estate west part ol 26 by 210 feet on west side of Price road. 67 feet north from Lower Kiver road; 1750. Deatb of Sir.

Joseph Mr. Joseph Bctts, a well-known business man of thi" city, re-lding at No. 19 Laurel street, died yes terday afternoon, aed about forty years. He leaves a wife and five interesting children of tender years. Mr.

Betts for the past four years has been a sufferer from paralysis, ana during the last few inoi.tlis of Ids life wai entirely helpless. His estim able wife (a sister of Dr. Cleiide iin) has the heart felt i-yiupaihy of her numerous friends In tins her sad bereavement. A horrb belonging to Turner Co, grocers, at 253 Race s.reet, ran away from the cwruer of Cutter and Clark streets last evening, and on Cutter street collided with a buggy. In which was seated a lady, whose name we did not learn.

Tbe lady was thrown out noon tbe pavement, but eacapen with nothing bui some severe bruises. The run away horse soon afurr siopperl. Tpe street was crowaea witn cnuoren at tne lime, ana their e-cae from injury was iu the nature of the marvel-ou The Miami Valley, tbe defunct tavlngt bank, has just decla cd another dividend of ten per cent. NEWSPAPER. Take the DAILY TIMES.

It contains all tbe news ol the day, and a large amount of Interesting matter selected especially for reading at home. Delivered by carrier iu the City and Suburbs for OXLY 12 CESTS A WEEK By the year, by mail, postpaid t6 00 glx months, by mail, postpaid 3 00 Three months, by mall, postpaid 1 75 DOLLAR WEEKLY TlilEd, one year, post 1 00 Orders for the T1ME3 may be sent to CiXCmATI TIMES C03IPASV, No. 62 West Third Street. HOTELS. KEID'S HOTEL, ON THE A MERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.

Rates: SO 10 (2 per oay. Rooms: 50c. toll per (lav. Fourth street bet. and Plum.

jylN-im GARDEN VASES, CARDf; A af MANTD fi RRATFR A UCARTUC STORE FRONTS, JAILS RAILING. C.S.RA..KIH&CO. cwcwiATL fiK-i) 'aTn-lvl STOXEN IIOIISi: STOLEN. 33 reward for tbe return of Horse; and 8125 for the return of Horse aud TlileC Bright Bay fiorve, 3 years old lust spriDK, between 15! 5 and 16 hands hih. right hir.d foot while, peu-cil man ninnine aiHgnnally across the forehead stxuij one Inch Ions; loi.g slim eais; locg neck sad straight rump.

HARRY M. SHANK3. su6-StWSaTn Gunfora. Dearborn Ind. MISCELLANEOUS- PLAN a rf mT rMRT aSK A GOOD UX.

way for l'l t-t. tss by cocib.ntug nr O'llr cooperating them as a whole, divldrng pruMts pro rata inwnj the shareholders, according to the market. Each customer thus secures all lbs advantage! of immense capital aud experienced taill. and cua use any amount, from 10 to or more, with equal prop irtiouate suoce. "New York Stock Reporter" and new circular mailed free.

Fuii info mstion for any one to operate successfully. LAWKtNCE 4 57 txebauge Place. New York. EGONOmiE PROFESSIONAL. SaccessmiSnrgicalOiiaraliDn ACCOSTLISHED 1TIT30UT PUT.

Mr. Isaac Gotthelf, of Vicks-burg, Afflicted with Cross -Eyes for Over ,23 Years. The DoformUy DlsflgartMl His Appearance Very Mucli, and tlieSlsIit of Ono EjoV. as Almost Destroyed. lie Applied to tbe Aborts laatltnte.

SIM W. Fanrth Fire Day aaro. aad In few Seconds Had tbe Dlfflenltx Entirely Remove! by a Ielieate Sur. srienl Operation. So that tbe Eye la Set Perfectly Strnlg-lit, witb I bi-proved Nlfrbt.

Cwcijcxati, August 3, 1S79. Since a child I have been afflicted witb strabismus or cross-eye. The left eye turned outward. which discr.ired mv appearance very much. I consulted various physicians, none of whom did me any good.

I applied to Ir. Aborn, 21o est Fourth street, a few days ago. who. by a delicate opeiation straightened my eye in a few second-, and 10 my satisfaction. The eye is perfectly straight.

The operation gave me no rain, ana was per formed In the raot scientific and skillful manner. am a jeweler, and reside at Vicksourg. Mass. White in Cine nnati I stop at Hunt's Hotel. I am now twenty-six years of age.

ISAAC WiTtl I am known In Cincinnati by lie-srs. Hirnti A Loewensleln, 62 W. Front st. AX0TTIER SURGICAL 0PEIUTI0. Cincinnati.

August 9, 1S79. Miss Marie Malthie, of Springhoro. Ohio, applied lo Dr. Aborn a few d-iys a-o aud had a tumor removed from her face, near the corner of the eve. Tne tumor was removed in a few seconds, without pain or the loss of blood.

She has returned home cured. ABORN Eye aud Ear, Lung SURGICAL INSTITUTE 213 West FourtU Street. His various publication! mailed upon receipt of address and cent stamp. OfHee Ileum 0 to 13 A. and lo f.

SI. uull 2t GROCERIES. HEAD-QUARTERS FOR GROCERIES. IMMENSE STOCK! GREAT VARIETY! LOW PRICES! rOFFKE Itio. San I oh, r.ap:tin3 ni.

Javn. Ifforhiu SI 116 Xew Oriemis, Ilanl and ICefiiteU. KVKl'I-Xew OrleauM himI Iimeru. Iti.ee. Teas, ToSiaeeos and Cigars.

PATAPSCO BAKESMC POWDER. ORGANS. The Estoy ADAPTED TO EVERY TASTE AND PURPOSE in fullness, TiCh-ness, power of tone; sweetness, purity and sympathy of tone; in simplicity of construction and easa with which managed; IN BEAUTY, STYLE AND DURABILITY. FOE CHUCH AND HOME USE The Estey Organs Lead the World. General Managers for the sale, D.

H. BALDWIN WlioleMle sad Rtatll Dealers 1st PIANOS AND ORGANS, 15S Uest Fourth Street. GUNS, TEW cciiratcly made, each port on one side is an exact counteipart of the otner side: this is i.ot true 01 ttie bust Imported puna The barrels are, by a process never before used, fastened with Hard ller which makes lt absolutely to prt by continu us shooting. All pun-smiths and sportsmen of experience know how linble the barrels of Hngilfh guns are to prove defective ss thy are soldered with Holt ililer 1 lead with alloy ol Un. The Colt Guns are sold ou liiitl aud appro raL Archery Goods, SLTrtt gets of more uurable backing than straw.

on Arcfcery. Bslloens. Flags, FIRC.WORKR, Collars for lluiis, fruiu 10 ets. isiui Stove. Fishing Tackle.

Soinc. 4 feet to 100 yards. Rods, fnm :) cents. Harrison's Hooka, claw and SprltiK hooks. Fish Baskets, Stieara, Landing Nets.

Linen Linea with bilk Finish. Urass and Silk Linos. Keels fri.ro 80 cents. r'Un Poles from 10 cents. Lines Irom oents.

Cane roles, cents. FOILS, HANHi and BOXISO-OLOVES. Olass Balls sad Traps. Bunting Coals from SI 50. Isosr Hanles, Knives Irom 12 cents.

Wads per box 10 cell us. Kit Concave Felt Wads per half -pound bag 40 cents. for Fire-arms per lb. from 20 m. vr 1 a.

aaa. cents; also Mercuiee fowiitr in Cart ldges for bla'ing. To make it known, we are authorized to supply gratis to Blasters a number of Hercules Canr-dpes to work on stumps, rock and mines. Hercules fcowder Is used In the silver mines. Collsira for I)Asra from It ernts, slio Whip and sw-Ac 1 1 naj Jlucsles, Riri.ES, from IS.

Sharp's Kiflei from SHOT. Sort and Chilled, Tatham's "standard." red and black labels. OCX), single, from S2 35; double, from Breech-loading double guns, from SJ0; Breech-loading single, irom 112; slut-keu. tl 5U. TsTCTTIT Trash.

7-ihot, full nlcltelefl, 95 AO VJ XJOs cents; 32 2: Smith Wes-son9: Shsrp's 4-hot 82 cal. IS; Colt's 22 cal. 13 50: Colt new line 30 cal. 50. 32 cal $6.

38 cal. $7, 41 cal. SS; Colt Double Act on, or combined self and thumb-cockers, RS ca. 41 caL aud 45 of best material, best wo kmanship. Ail Colt new line Pn-t-ils have thedotible mtntiou lever, adopted for the V.

8. Cavalry. The Ordnance Board says of this double lever: "Tbe weailng away of racheis Impairs the action ol other Pistols, but will not do so iu Co.t Pimols." "In fact, the Board rccards every departure from Colt Piktols as a positive disadvantage." Colt self cocking 8 41 Cl. and cal. Pistols are suited to gun id valuables, as the five chambers may be emptied in six seconds.

a Gnnuln Praxlnn H. B. for cap VnrOi ritles. per m. 30 ceuts; ditto foil- lined waterproof, 40 cents.

Cash paid for old Colt Pistols, Sharp's Rifles; also. Breech-loading d. -utile guns, Scott. Colt, Francotte and Hollis iSt Son. Currituck Duck Guus.iTnt.

cLW for Catalogue. Combined Rifle and Shot Guns. 115. Cap or Air Rifles and Targets. Also Lieuison's Targets.

svsr- Catalogues of Firearm. Fire-works, Fishing Tackle. Hercules Powder and treaties. Arche Rules. Score Books, free of expense on call or mailed.

Also, rules for Ulan- Bolls. Breech-loading Repeating Rifles in variety. For the Plains, the ilounihin tni Psciflc Cont, Oregon. Sharp's flea and Colt Pistols are In chief de-maud in all place where there are no gunsmiths. Cartridges.

"2 ss-s. s. V- 1 Ofl asra Is-lv V. r-A 1 a. 1 Zllt 1 lrx V- VVt I1VUJ 4fX 7V 1 AW.

Tit A PS. Rotating two balls, "th Monarch." Also Bogardusv 1G6 3 I IV Jnat Xortlt of Fsnrlb, B. KITTREDGE CO. COAL. TIIE ADVASfE IS COAL.

THE SUPERIOR QCALIT1FS OF THE till senulne DASA'S IBFtK (UAL tt.Qu'.d wh'- il lo 1 kY Jt- We u-i it aud pie-cr it to the test I'itlsburg coal: Rabbi Isaac M. Wise. Aif ed Seasongood, Lewi Jacob Burnet, B. Aitist, B. Paxton, F.

A. Prtcuc. Tf 0. Losn liandml, M. J.

King. A. J.Trii.ett. J- Barfow. CAMPBELL'S KEEK COAL S.

F. DA? A. euperuileuueot, IXaieis in Coal and Coke of all kindi evator ai.d Otace Smtin and ater sfcs. Bjanch OiTice. No.

65 West Fourth street. Alto tor seWt by a F. liana A Kentucky Coat Elevator. Kewport, Ky. J.

K. Brewster, Seventh Covington, FiacLer A Wichmsn, Msdison su, Covington, Ky. j17-Tuia3ui Organ, EXCURSION. ROYAL EXCURSION UELIEVK 3IiiX Lake Chautauqua BY THE itlar.tic and Great Western EailroaJ Weduesdar, Augnst 13, 03oCIDqb For tbe Roaad Trip from -'I5iCIX4TL From DAYTON to Lake View and return gs Krom O-HORN 10 Late View and return 2 1 From SPRINGTIELU 10 Lake View and "n- turn. From Lrbaca lo Lake View aad 4 e' T'i 4 COMPLIMENTARY EXCURSION On the Lake on steamers IHAni'r MYVtu'l and iR11-FI1H for those rom r.n thi, Kscnrsi I'rain will ava inciunail at iM leave tHo-orn.

u'. M. leave Lrhana, i -3, h'u Palaee Sleeping Stercars to LAKt thALiiT r. ir. Davton.

P. Sprinenetd. 4:30 P. leave Lriiaiia, 5 3 war run ns is a-a and regular hassenirer OL A without chanite. Excursion Tickeu jrolng; will be enni nni.

Train advertised un Augn-t gko mr rsL ou any regular train ti.l Auu-t yh. The greatest inducement ever oflereo. ior ih, desiring to visit this celehrated resort Lake View is the renter of attnictinn nn and the A. and (i. W.

K. R. it uisTm roaa to that resort. Do not neglect to seen re the advsntaea of extremely low rate which are loss ihsu Te. fore rTered the public aMVFor lurttier information please app'y tt West Fourth Street And Depot, Cincinnati; at lnln rieiH.i ofio Dayton.

Ohio: at J. I). Pnleger's Otiie, Ohio; aud at Local Office, inborn and Uri W. B. MIAT'l I'C, Geneial Passenur tft P.

D. tXXl'ER, Oen'l fup't. CAMEO RINGS. A BEAUTIFUL OA Rim uHJ.iru niitb rua MjONE nOLLflR 1 Warrantr-1 but qnsllty rolled Dlaatst. AffiEncAN Jewelry Co No.

5 Arcade. as nsTfTTHrrTT.Wisai 1 T'ff TriTTTJ BANKING. H. P. GILBERT BAMKEBH I NI BBOkLHS, 10 BROAD STREET.

NEW YORK. Buy and sell, throunh the New York Mock t-chaiiKe. all the active Spicks, a alto carr kidis on very moderate margin ss lnur as di-ireu. 1 trj neKOtiate A 1 PPiCk privilt-ites at rati tiiat -r4 lurue and fiejuent proflpi uh verv Inn 1 1 bit-ity. Their Explanatory Circulur aini Retnirt, contsinliin full parliculars, a.e msll-d free epplicnilon.

nuiii DISTRIBUTION. BisMbiitioii Co. Author'iorl by th Commonwealth of Kentucky. Their popular Monthly LHuwin-s never have tukeu place regularly iu tlio CITY OP LOU1SVII.I.E. AUGUST SOTH.

Prawin have always be-n sutiervised bv men of undoubted tharncter and snuiilunr, imd nrirH-bolders, agents and clubs rospcctiuily requentri to send on representat ves with pn per creJeiitlsIi to examlue Into tiie Drawing. MEW ERA IX IIIMTOHY OF I.O rTKltlKa 5rand, Unprecedented Suocom of the A'ew FeaturcK! Every ticket-holder his own cmld call out his own number and see ft placed in tne wlieti Bead tbe foilowii attractive prises: 1 Pine KX) Prises KWearhflO'Vs 1 Pr.ie 10.000 1M0 Prizes esch in 1 P-ire 60(0 6lK)Piiss i0eschl2i lu Prizes tl lJ0 li.m Pr.ses lu euon lu aOPrize 5INI eaehl0.0uo Sprues 3iX) eacli. Approximation Prlres ...1 Tl Prises 2 0 eaoh, Approx'inatiorj 9 Prizes 100 each, Approxlmatioj 1.9W Prizes flliffl Whole Tickets were 2: Half Tickets, tw fl 65 Tickets. 1100. All applications for club rates were made to IM bomeolilc.

Koniiilaiice were mnde by Post-cffice order, registered letter, bank draft or exprem. Fu i l'tt of drawing was published in Lou svi'ie Louhp Journal end hew York UeraldVand mailed to si ticket-holders. Kor further information sddren T. J. COM beo'y.

tour'er-Journsl liu Louifvilis, K. M. ROAKli V. 4 gent. 20 F.

I- litis I etluiiloa, asy. rau2.5.7 9,12,14.16.19 21 LOTTERY. The Loaisiana State Lottery Companf Was regularly lncrr5rated by the Legliilotii of tbe biate for Educational id Chariui.le vn pofies In for tb-T-rm ol Tw ruO -fir Years, to which contract the mvlolahlc faith ol tlic hute is pledged, with a cai.lt. I of ll.omi which it ha since added a rts-i ve fund ol 'jii "4 111 Grand Minnie Number Pisitihutions hmo li Leld at New Orleans and the 8ET)N 1 CK-Utt of ench month was fixed mon as the regular dsf. Hat mxrr tcnlrd or ptiimtd.

The scheme has steadny beeu as follows: CAPITAL rKIZK. UO. 100.000 TICKETS A 1 VM i l.iil.l.AR'' EACH. ALF TI' ETS ONE ImjLLAR. LIST OF PKiZE-S.

1 Capital Prize 0 1 at.ilnl Prize 1" 1 Cnp tal Prise 2 Pnzes of 5 Pr.zesof 50... 20... 10... 20 Prizes of loO Prizes of 2U) Prizes of Nfl Prizes of 1000 Prize of APPROXIMATION PKIZEd. 9 Approximation 1'nzes 2.TI Approximation Pr.e of 14 9 Approximation Pr.x-s ol 100..

1V.7 Prizes, amounting- to WritP. clearly suiting full 'or information, to 1. A. tl'PII I f. U.

Box 9 '3. orlcsui, a. Or same at Ma. 310 roadway. Ynrit.

AU ou- Orantl Extr i -ri in r.nrai ii it 6 -t under Iff mit' rium awf manni irmf'it of G. T. BEAChtii Altli an.) jr 11.4 I. A. fcAKl.Y.

1 PAPER. HANGINGS, tC. Camargo Manufacturing Co. 87 WEST OI K. II fcTUELT.

PAPER Window Shades If. II. IUIENEMAX, Proprietor. jaS-tlopJ TYPE FOUNDUY 163 FiM Street, Cifcinnmti, O.i ptiulU is lion sl.t auorz. Is.

thJ Coiiimoiiwcallh HAXGIM.