The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 8

8 THE II0FF2IJLN TRUL. Th Jury Plnally D-ach-urged Wltb-cut a Verdict. Jitot Joia 7. UUa Clrsd Viti HATinj Eaea Bo-gti. to Exej tfct Jbxt.

Yxcl tlxs 8cna la Court at tha Cloaa of Trial. Jary la Ue DoMm war tfcarg yaatarday by Jadg 8a ua. la aeeocd- mm witn tbe dUr-lAio na baa roraaaa aa aWtarday blgat. Talr dlaeharf i.w tmiiwUt aeralM a a fw alaaUt rvr ataa 'clock. thy tbea having beea af lb caaa from laa Friday I n.

ad not baring rMh4 aa HTNanl Mr. Ca-apbell objected to th discharge ad rare, aad alao to tba Coart seeding lor utffl mill thar aad tirrwml a de-tr to seat tor. Tba Coart ovarralad tha ebjactloa aad bt tba Jury oat. whi laey wi kt La to Ceart. tba Jadg atio4 aa to iktlr abtllty balag by their ana war laa taalr -r waa lnapovdUa, direetad aa eaUT to ba Ma dMbrgla tbesa aa tba gr oaa ibat Ibr waa ao probability af their agreeing.

A aooa aw tbla order vu mad tba Jadg 4orcvd tba Coon aad left tba reoan. Tber. oa taara waa eoswImU eoa faaaoa. aad i. l.nr uo1km of tbeir oaUta.

a- YiM tba weraf ed ta Jary-cooae. Tbay imiMi faallna- oa tha laroe waoa flrat aaae i Joba J. lpateed of ka aot-iahsd. Tba rroe inO by ra of the feet thai ba waa eallad ay lee aeaae by eeveral fauna la tba CoorV-sanam. bavarel of tba James charged bias aaUigbt wlta bavin beea boagbt retara a verdict of galily.

Mataeala-ao-g tboae waoaaao tm charge wa Jaror ltMkltf. 11 a aiao cnirjcu Miiua au kaviag eeiO. waea aa raiarau in jary bad awl id kit nlD4 lo nq evr Hoffaiia If ba eoald: Lb I ba would lose la eueslloa tba eovereael balidlnga If voted for aa ecqeiuaj. ana idm woum get a battar )ob by voting agaJaet aa aeoalU-1 Meckley charged blot. In tba praae.e o4 HMDhftaa.

tbat be bad tola Ham. MinM lbl foiu to cwovlat IIoUdiI It II too ell baara.aa raUia Jjf abaa daaiad anrbaUally taa abargva. in tbaotbar baad.aftc moat at Uia Jary baa laft tba rouaa. aod oalat bad haaa ra- aaoraa.Jaror Jotio I'loia atalad to Mr. Oat miiuii taalarr baduktaM ballot aloea auu4ar tlunoua.

Uul ba bad oa to oonv id HuSmu and wld kit conUnoad to a4a, balin Hatanlay afitranno. daalrtog to tM ha I VMI4 MIMtBfCtOI TWHIVIU moiuiI. aa cbaua-ad la oa to on or aa- autiai. ataaply for taat porpnaa aod alnra sat lima tba Jary bad rluaa to taka aoy aaora baUlola. Hlaatatamaat aaaaoa to ba aor-anooraiad by tba faat that tba lory wara oat early acTrnf wo boors aad ta all tbat iim tbay took bat scvra baiiota.

or at tba sata of oaa avary taa boura. urlaa bard. var work Ibataiow. Moaaa action, of coarae.lli bay to ba takao by (ba Court la rafrrrara thaaa cbargaa. aa taay ao fatally aJTcct taa aUtnlalatraxtoa of tuatlea.

Juat afcat abapa it will taomt will mi ba known for a few dara, aaul a liar tba Huiil ilia lata oattia baa claaraU away, and tba coontal and paroaa baa baa Ubi la. vvatlxala tba rbargra aaa oouua mi aacawwy Tka moii la mwiKd by Mr. Hoffman aad Blatrlaaaa la tba llgbtof TVrtory for bis, aad aa aa Indication tbat If tba cmaa aunn to trtaj acaia apon Ita aaarlta It mast mi la bia aciuittaX. Of coarae. tba onaatioai Wblcb anaat Brat ba diaf-oard of If tba caaa la art for a armed trial la tbat of tba docinaa of balng twlca pat la Jeoparay.

air. iimpwu iaiaua tbatba will ba abla to aacnra ao aotall nU a ioa tbat grwaad lo any trial of tba caaa wbtcd anay ta baryanrr aao. ne cipiian alUM roams lltfcia bad UiB, iDWwncb aa It waa by hla holding oat, bw Uwojnt. tbat aa acqaittal bad aot oaca arenrad. tba part of tba blaia, bowarar.

tam arfanaaof twic put la apardy la not mnlfd aa of uT arlihl. and la view of tbat Mr.trulrf, bn tba jary wtrm broagbt wt by Uia court. a toat tary oa uja- aaargvd. a nt womi orrorrad artwraa Mr. taaabll and Mr.

outran, growing oat of Uia bnur atalanaat of wiiat a party by Uia tamaof 1 iauato ay with rafrraaea lo Ir.Ccjapbalia irmiBhiict witb tba Juror Irtlia. Vndrut lanuaa warn naed. aodi aa 1 Drrtaml raaral." tnJ otbar cboica aunwa of a aiiul.ar cbaxaclrr. Tba epitbet antrra waa apiid Mr. latnrtxrll to Mr.

MMll, ao.1 Intrrrntlally ao by Mr. Oot- aalt to Mr. CaapWX la tlia rafnrt, "loa art aauUcrMf." Lot tbry aara only worUa, aad aotbloaa. 111 btowa brrn rvaortod to. aa at aaa Uasa aaaiaaO I mm: uvut.

tbarn woold bar a ba a diamrrfcl row, probably vtgbl lo "tna coort-room, Inaanaarh aa thrr werw parliaaaa of botb aartlaa praam maalfalad retiaklaralWa acaJ aa tbay bofl.a-l arvand tba Trio-tpal annua la tba ralrc ry, aod would bava In. trrfrrad bad tbay aa tbat altboy waa Obtaining tba advaniaaa avar tba oebcr. Tb foUowInn la U.a balloUDg: Ballot DUok. Uailty. guiJiy- Flrai tltllOil r-irxt a i Faarta 1 11 rim I 1 I 1 la atovanlb 1 11 trrtKiirciDLST rcornT-nonr.

ttaai Jah Malfy by tba Coaaty Tba qacatlna. wbo aball ba Coart-boaaa apartataadcbt. wbtcb baa baaa agllaling taa vicinity af tba Taaapl of JuaUca for aotaa nana, waa arttlad ycatarday by tba alacUoa of Jacob Kelly In tba poaltloa. la placa at Robert tba praaant taraaibvat. Lant rrtday alaraooa Mr.

Uopklna. at tba Caaaaa laatoaara anaat lag, eCcrad tba fotlo-w-tagi Jrnuhr. Tbat tba atnU.aa.of Mr. Robart BaUry aa Sapartaiaadaat af tba CQwrt-baaaa ba dlapaaaad wltb froca and altar Jaaaary A. Mai.

aad tbat tba yacnary ba tllad by ta aa. noini-aaatof Mr.J.H. Klly to taka a Sect bona aid art Jaaaary Hal. Mr. Zamauia antrj tbat actloa oa tba abaft bo oaf errod aatii Mr.

liar 'II ba praa-aat ta taa Hoard. Tl- waa auoptad, aad oo I mat of Mr. Illipaiaa laa aaattar waa or-darad kept ant of ma MWapapara aatll a fall ab--ra waa praaant. YaaterOay an or a ing Maaara. nopklaa.

ar-yail an. Zanaatata aaa tba naw aollaltoy, Cbarlra Raana, wara raai at Mr. lii-pklna naoaau Ibat tba Board go Into aa alaat run I a rt-boaaa aapcriatandant, anpn iiallM a -ana ad Jaaa 11. Kaily. Tba avniwkMi mm aa iada.

by Mr. liar, rail. Mr. Znuww.a waa la faauraf Mr. Kobart BaMay, bat wbaw ba foaad ba waa la tba aaiawrtty.

alao votad for Mr. KaUy, Iboa aaa. bag baa atactica aaaalaaeaa. JIXT Bl-MIIAB syf an atlti Caaatj Caaa- Tba ata Board af liana II loa aad Clermont Caaaty Corn aa I ia I a a i a anat yaatarday aad or ajaaliad by alrctlng Mr. Joba Taaiatata Praal-daat and Cfearlaa U.

Jaaaar acrtary. Mraara. Zaanatata. Hopklna and 11a all. af asnaaiivoa.

ana naw, njuvia nan Cbnaty, of Oai niunt. wara praaant. Tha atalnt of Alfrad Bocklagbam for tS for laayaaatbg tba tenaloa of tba Lroa warn of tba yiaaakr Ilia bridga vaaapp rved. Tbapatltioa froa M. V.

Buck 1st ban aad atnara for Ua arrcuoa of tba bridga at Uraad allay or Caaaa laaalano, aa par act of tba Xjtx aa torn, waa aired, aad a tiaa a for lo- aat.ng tha una laft to tba call of Iba Cbalr. Mr. Ilybold reported tbat ba bad contracted Joe tba llehtlng aad cleaning of tba Milford arwlga. Tba ana a waa approved. Tba Secretary waa directed to have all aim a againat J.

4 21. B. rUwa by aab-coe- w-rtora pr-annle- at tba Br I meauag Jut aotuudaraUoa. Tba oouiracl for palatlngtbe a-nmeaTV ra Wiare waa awaidea to nioaap ollock at Sin Ml Tba contract for repairing tba floor af tba name brtdga waa awarded to T. 11 aaa era at par taooeaaa teat oaa lumber.

ujoara ad. mill trijiTum aaa; laa teal aad at taa Cawra. Mai Co rTAaxa Tew nut, of "rVjalra Scbw.ba Cbart, waat dowa oa tUoo avreet to aaa a Hotaaoea. fVxna aril dlapoaed pemaa weal halo Ma -carryall" wblle ba waa In tbe bocae aad atola a pair of aboea aad a a am bar of ocaar amall talaga. Ta aew coanty arBoe elected laat Octo Bar.

took poaaaaiir af tbalr plaaca xaatarday. Ba-a Bailey waat lata tba taafifTa afBca a aated by Ueorgo Webar. Millar Oa trait ba. rant a frnaaeatiai Attorney In place of lre w. lita aa iiuml la Wllliaia If.

Tat. Williaaa H. tftpraitar aaeeeaded blenaelf aa A ad I tor. Mr. liarrotd, tba aew Coaaly lramlaaioear.

aa. aanaed tba daUea of bia pom Una aboal a aaoata ago. I ALxaa roarxn. a yoang nil tweaty-twa laaraold, tlylag at Barr tract, waa arrratad aad take a be tor Sqalra Aatboay, ycatarday, am tba a barge af baatardy, preferred by BUUla Kramer, who brw he a ault peodlag ta tba Conrt af Cataatoa pleaa aama yonui for aeiuctioe roa(er wanla lo oncromiM tba baa4arUy cac, bat fela fatUrr, XKivia fuel? Ina.aie tbat be mut fl.hl tha aaa. lie ara bond In Iba aunt of bka for kit aca a prUalaary tr-U to-morrow worn lag.

ApplKaUaa far AUanaay. JaX Arery yaatarday bagaa tba trial af dJyore raaea. lie baa arrr tfloe la docket gar trial. Tiie follow in cam a up for coneld-gratloa rday i ErtM' aey ajalnrt Leopold la-T. Thl wa i tor aiimooy.

Iba pialniiff ritHi waa marne.1 to tba deirodant ta ur, ail ljrd vim blm bbuI a boat tal9 a c' ta wnea i caaaa aad aaaraiueed iaaatbat time la pro-id her aoyport. Tha afendaBtaimitVMi vna na tag-, onvoenicu UMMkar allearaUooa of tna patilloo. and by err petition allaered tbat errr aloe the anar-rlaga tba plalaucr baa rendered bia Ufa aa happy by cooUnoal acta of Ineo-anaUblllty of tamper aod repeated Uarnaiaof paraooal yto Imoa; that In fcj-la, Pann aba tbraaieaed bia Ufa aod naed daagerooa weapon oa or a boot blm. maltlna It daaceroua for bJm to Ilea with bar; tbat aba pureued biro la pab lle wltb VIM and btaepneanoo waa, by ber anael aad barbaroua traauaent. con pa lied to lenTeJver: tba na caaa to Cla rinnl ihmmik Iron ar iboa.

bat aba ol lowed him bare and eoa tinned bar-tlrada of abone la aaMla pla a. Md fi aaeotly at- rmrimdA larra nevdi a boa blnf Ly ber a womanly rood art; tbat aba nana a I lad blaa oa -na tma nrrnlnna anfl waa a treated aad boa ad over by Voalr right to tbo Coart of loeninoa nana. Tlia, aateooant aiao Uial taa plainua reooverad alimony la cria kManltaaiLaadkaaanml UMMuasd dot Un in Inveatnaanla. tba I norno a of wbleb la auffldaat for Bcrpport. aad alao tbat aba ta pruaecuUng tblaaaaa caly tor tba purpoee ol coercing LbadefeadaBt aad hla relailvea to give bar anooay to enable bar to go lo Curopa, tiara aba eznecta to taka an ber realdenoa.

By aa ajaaadad Mtltloa tba defendant charged tba plalntlfl wITb adoltery la ila, Praa- la 177. wltb Cbarlea W. Wild atxd K. H. Vuaborg.

ha naked in at tba plaiall a a pa- tltloo ba lam laaed, aaa taataa graatad ma for 1 vo rea lly reply tba plaintiff denied tba chara i mad agaioai aar, aaa overran is onrnuii obtained money to tba amoant at iroca bee br falna rrBnarBUuloai: tbat ba aa a mam ber of tba Bra of k'reiberg A Lavy, but aaalnda bia inter Lb era la lo prevent aar Irons covering liimooj. Ciemmer and. Heln abelmer. (or pialHtlfT; JL XTBT1C FIX tlraac MaalfoaaaUoaa it wy a Early SUaar laa Boatberai I VTbera tha old Wbltawabrr Canal In bad of which bow ran tba Cincinnati, Ia dlanapolia. Be Loala aad Chicago Railroad waa balU all aloag tba lib between thladty aad Lawrancaborg aavcral fatal acefdeata oa rarrad, aad bow bar war they nova fatal aa near Lawrncbar, betwaea that dty aad what la now known aa tba lAwreneatmrg Jaaetloav On of thaaa aoetdaau waa hard by tba old lock, now a heap of dry rain, about alia tbla aid af Itwraburg.

Ever alao tha acctdaat a nambarof lb era a loo peopl of tba TtclBltj bava laalatad that tba plaot waa ha an ted, aad ao lndocement wbalever could prevail oa tbam to vdt tha apot after dark. Tbea dnrtng tba war. when Job Morgaa aaada hka raid loto Obto Indiana, aad whao tba 'bloody' Horn Uuania wara orgaaiaad all over tba Konh narueularly la tbla vicinity, two com pan laa of tba brave and dlaeraet borne defender met on tbla apot la tba dark. Kaca party took tba ouier tor aocn oi Morgan a men. and a aaa enaued.

reaulUag la a good many ocly wound ana ooe or two aeaijia. ata muuii nappen Ing at tbla haaatad placa waa looked apoo by tba aapient aeigbbora aa aaolber naaalfeata. i loo. or. rat bar prooi.

mat carao nang over tba apot. aod tba aoparaUtloua became more aaperatlUoo tbaa aver. MaayUmealt waa claimed that atrang Ciorea had been dancing about tbla apot and walking no aod down tba railroad track eluae by. finally the maaiiaii-iiaaanurajrcaaaaa, anaior tba tla oa waa fraa frona any Dbaatom few iivaia uh ween, ii wa may oaiiav an i believer ia to aoper auuon. in noleri bllarlUc wera agaia a Mined.

Tbla a believer la tb E-ociaaa agent. Mr. Jaaper Blater. of IwrDCDarc oblia-M to rldo rrom liwrencbun( to tha Junction every morning at four o'clock to gel toe naouia oi ajtauiksna inrowa frota tha feat Jodlanapolia mall train. Ha rtde oo tbo roadway which rani aloag parallel wltb the railroad track.

Laat Wednee. day morning aa ba raaarrl iba aaparatlUoua apot, aod wbil waa aaeklng to ableld hla boa aaa lac anaer aiaoketarom ta aevcre cold, at toe aama time tru-Ung to hla old LiobbiB lo keep tba road wUboat tba aid of lb driver, tb bora suddenly ab led, aod atartad to ran. Of coat a tb driver a faoa waa taetaatiy freed from tb wrapnLoce. a clearer vlaioa aecored and tb borae atoppeo. ata rally Mlatar tamed to era what bad frtehteued bia beaat, when aa tba track bricbl ligbt waa aeea burning.

"It looked," anld Klaler. aa lartre aa a car.aod aboot III coaid arc aevrral turn walking wltb lantern la tbeir baada. At Drat muucm in ere rnoai bava been a railroad wreck, tbat tba car waa burning up. and tbat to men wera railroad employe. .1 atopped and lie bed my boras aad went to tb apot, but wbca ooe oa tb track 1 ooold aa nothing.

Tboogb Iba light bad appeared to ahlne brightly to aa I eat la my aleicb, yet It did not appear to Hiatal Bale at ail to immeaiai vicinity, jaa i re turned lo my borae. and ao ana aa I reached tb railroad, the ligbt and tb phantom men wvr again vlaibla. Mr. Mater aaid waa pu axled over the vlaioa, aad poaalbly a Uul frightened. He drov to tb Jnoctioo.

laowever, got bia Est (iClBkK, and ben. retaralng g-ln wa rveiril wlla tb atrang apparition, un tb aest morning, loat aa be aet out from Lawrenccourg be overtook ba lf-froaco tramp who had been aleeplng all Dig hi. In a atraw alack, aad wbo waa moving oa toward tb Junction. Oat of pity hla. irr laviieu iqi rwr aevii no.

jm aaia Beared thaaboeUy plac tb bora acala be came ngbteeard. and lb tramp, alarmed at lb aigni, ata bia nana Bauer laa aieign wan-beta. On Friday morning tb etrauge acan, blater aaya, waa again repuatcd. auai feel kltttab over tb matter." aald tba aigbt- bat 1 would laat Ilk to know wnat tbat tight la. If It ta a lark-o'-lanlern, all l'v got lo aay la tbat It ta a queer time of lb year 1 to appear.

1 aappoee there la aa ex plaoalion for wual appear to ba a Pba- nomeua. aad la moat axiabtiiy uaa to bear it." Mfaiaara Laa. About twenty-dv af oar leading dlrio met at tha bcautlf al bom of Mr. Iloebaater, Park aveaoe, VTaloBUllllla, ta partake af tb rara dcUcacie that tha agreeable boat a 1 Dooa for aeUlng bafora hr gnaata. Tb goreta al at two table; tha boat pr Uded at ooe, aad at tha other taa fair Mia tTodell eatertalnad with bar wall-ki glaa al tb bamea of thaaa praaant will at aa eoovloe oar raadara tbat It waa a pdU aaaaaaale Biaooo jaggar, nav.

Wrbatrr, Kow. I aaa. naaeai forum, aaaiiian, joaea. Bier iig. Ely.

no. Ira, MN Wo1all, Rev. ranger. wetter, roML tuaaa. a.iaaoiviag.

ioubc Tlaatey. A I lev paruuiiBg to tneir bearta' aa leal of mental and otar refraa hat eat tbey I lb drew to tb pari wbera tbey wera en-lavta land with ebotca raadlaga aad remark iron never, oa to com paay. M4 eapactally for Ike tarian. by Fred Via. aae.Opiiwaa.aa Wat Muaw K.yaaul fcaura.

ajv.aaav. jaaaary a. jaaa naa. rwarra. A.

in A.M., A. ba Clear. i a. ia r. it a.

M.l a p. a r. it a. I a IB mt Waa. rattle a at.

Ka. Mr.WUllaaa PalUaoa, father of Hon. J. it. rattlooa.

af tha flrra af Moo A Patllaoa. of tbla city, died at hla raaldaaoa la Hew Boatoa oa Batarday atght laat, afUr aaTlla of aev yal moat ha, at tha ag of alxty-oa year. Tha deceaaed waa a man aalveraally a peeled and eterned for la largenea wf near ana nnn taiegniy. or over rorty year he baa been aa active aod eonaletenl member of tb M. K.

Church, wbll his bue- pltaiity fcBew ao bOOBda. ii leave a widow aad lv ahlldrca. TBa tlraad Jary. Tba Oraad Jary for tb month of January waa tmpaaalcd yaatarday be for Judge Avory. of tb Court at Common Plea.

After being abaxged by tba Conrt they retired lo their room aad begaa tbeir del I bermi looa. Tb following ar tb member of tb lory A. II. Hlakle, Tore man; 11. P.

Bowman, b. V. Mil ler, w. tt. Bleep rnuin ttoerr, ttrnry an, L.

J. WllllatnaL Kieaard Tamy, Morrt och-mora, Owen Oweo. Vi'llaoa Hbort, I p. Mecomaa. r-erdlaaod Webb, A.

Wegella aaa laTia ha Raw at Lahnaaa'a Kaacb. Tbera waa a amall-alaed row at LoBtnan'a ranch, oa Coleraia anaat, la C-mmlnavlll, alghl be for last, la which all tha family look a head. The police were calfedla.bat by the time af tbeir arrival every thing bad cooled down, and tiielr aid waa aot aeoJad la ailing tb ulataraanoa. Mr. Mr.

Rochester, af Walaat I 111 la, gave da- llghtfal party laat night at ber rtdae la Wainat 11 Uia. Aa el eg sal sapper waa laid by AkTici.nl of Incorporation of The Bt, Peter aad at- Peal Oermaa CatboUa Cemetery Society of Reading wer a led la ta Racordar1 offlcayatrdy. fald AaaoclaUoa la to have ao capital etock. Tb follow! eg named gea-tlemea ar tba I no pore tor; Ueorye P. Riaia- are.

oarad rfenkel. a me A.Abkeabaar, tua aaiwa aaa wr si Ia tha Jolat naalBB of tb Coarl of Common Plea yaatarday. Mean. Oatcalt aad "Wm. II.

Tafl wara awora la aa ProeacaUng aod A. ristaot PreaacaOng Attorney of tha county. Boer in bailev'a depattaa war alao awora ia al li asm a Uul. Oa Wadaaaday, the Mb, the eldest daughter of y.r. Andrew Mai lane will be married to Mr.

Hoi mam. of Chicago. Tb marriage cere mony will take ptaee al the rida af Mr. Ma-iaa. Bt tba ratal loo agreed opoa laoerDlairtct Coort, Jadg Avery yesterday dropped bars.

nt tb Court of Common and Jedea lxmgworua weal ap lata Ui District Lourl. Tmb lad laa of It. Pnllloa P. EL Chareb. Klrby Way.alearad alta a UtU tani by thU raeaal festival at MUler Opera-bouae, la VariaBid.

ja.n,ctear. THE CINCINKATI DAILY 3QUIT.EI?; TUESDAY MQRNING. JAlfDAHY 4, -1881. TIIE ZOO. BflTeatli Asau-I If eetiaj cf tie DLrecton.

Baporta of Praaidaat Uarmat and A.ct-. lug Traaaurar Flabar. A meeting af tb Director of tba Zoological Oardea waa bald yaatarday afternoon at tha Chamber of Com me re by order of Praal-dent If anaat. Mr. Bchwarta waa elected temporary Chairman aad Mr.

Thorn paea acted aa Beeretary. Tba AadlUog Committee, eotialrttng of Maaara. J. M. Doberty aad Geo.

Ftaeber, ra. porled tbat tba book ar all la good order aad tba aauie la aaoordaae with tb yooeh-er. On motion of Mr. Taylor, tba re porta wer received and 600 oople ordered printed. Mr.

Taylor moved that from bow tb meetings sboald ba held oa tba third Monday la January. Carried. Mr. I 'Arm an offered tba followtaa reaola. Ooa, which wa adopted and made part of tha SumAd, Tbat tb Board af Director of tb Zoological Oardea aball have the riant and power lo declare cant tb aeat of any Director wbo la abait at two euoeee-lye reamlar monthly meeting without leave, and thai tney may appoint aay otoer stock bolder to aet aa bona nde Director la place of tha mem aer removed.

The meeting then proceeded to the election of three Director In place of Maaara. C. M. Erkenbrecher, dtcesaad, otto Laiaa aad Plor- noe Marmet. Tbe re lit of the lotioo aa followa: Otto 1 vlat.

Peter Andrew, Clemens taa-amp, laaaa ureeawaio. Ala. U. k-rken- br aner and A. Zlpperlen.

Tb reporta of tb dlfferaat otQeera war than raa ana tuna. rarsicsjiT iiutT'i Report la a follows: xaTixatii A Bother year baa nail and I here wltb aabmtt tbe aeveoth aaaaal report Of ifiatiDciaaaii Moraf laai BontlT. The peat year ha been a prosperous on for the Boetety, and 1 feel more eaUafled tbaa ever that with careful managing and at riot eroaoniT the Zoological Warden, this proud ehUd of tha Quae a City of tbe Weal, aaa be kept alive for the enjoyment and pleasure of tbe good eltiset is of Cincinnati and tbe try at large. Tbe Gardes becomea better and mora favorably known every year, atraagar from all parts of the aarroandlag coon try are vuuung in uaraea la lars number, ana It reputation baa aided tb Hailroad pan la to gel ap extcuralona Without gi lat we in ere Tore pad tbla year tbaa any year before. The Mount A a burn Hrreel Railroad baa been of great benefit to the warden; but It la neoa eary to have more railroad connections, and hope within tbe nest year we will bar more facilities tbe Warden, Tb Treasurer report ahows tb reesfpt and expendllurva lor the year lbaO aa follows: Total e-etpa gm TST )0 Total Coder tlte manaaement of oar practical Ba perl ten deal, Mr.

Prank J. Tbompeon. our aalmala are all doing well, and our mortality Is much lea than In any other Zoological War. aen, and viaiior leal pleased witn tne one rood It loo of the aalmala: and Uianka of the Hoeiely are doe to ta Superintendent and aiao to roe Beeper lor tneir emcleot work. Under tbe able mauagementof oar antlrlng gardener, Mr.

Bebb. a great deal of work baa been don wltb, a comparatively small force of labor. 1 bank are daa to the liberal-minded gro- ucroeo oi me ooa-a oi i am ia wwxt or uo Bating tbe water to tbe Hoclety We bava hla year added some very yala able animal to oar collection: among tbem a Bo fcraal elephant, a pair of sebms and a pair of lions, donated by publlo-plrltd gen. uetaeo. Thank- of the are doe to Mr.

An drew Arkenbrecber for hie nourlng efforts to aldandamlat ao liberally tha boclety In all poaaioi ways ana manner, Tb restaurant ta rented at present to Mr. P. ftchmtdl. who bss given onlveraal Benefaction, aad ha mad many friends tor tb War. ocn.

Tb Fociety 1 under many obligations to Mr. J. J. Bantila for tb donation of acveral very valuable animals. Mr.

A. ritraoch has always sided the Board with counsel aad ad rice whenever called poo. It ta my aad daty to report tbe death of one of the membersof ttie Board, Mr. C.M.Erken breebrr, wboae lorn Is deeply felt by every mem tier or tne ituaro. uy nia courteous and gentlemanly uaoien, be bad mad hlmaelf oei rloved to every mam ber.

May he rest In peace. jay own nnainesa nas ao crown anon my hands tbat It baa become absolutely necratary for to retire from the Board, as I know It only too well that I could nut glee the office tne urae required to make tne warden a aue- Many toanka ar doe to tne Hoard or Officer, and In retiring from tb Board. tbaak tbem Individually for tb aaaletanc tbey ao wllllncly have siren me. refer io tua ireaeurera reion lor oetaiia of recelpta, exprndlturea and financial oon- dltloa of the Boclety. Pboaaacx akmb-t.

President. 8aperlBteadeat Frank J. Tbomiaoai re port wa very aatiaiaciory. ao. rinHBB.

arrira tuaiuiu. dabmltted the following! Bl Oaak balance ea haaa A hi nil Muck Bald IB l.alawaceipi rtarnrl. AaaaalalcKela anld A alnaa ia aoM Haatee rMaaraal. Aibaana nUl payable. Sai.U.

ta nltls Bereble aad lemaurary fTfO I an IXI Aalmala aad traaaporlaU a I aapraveanea THBagMuia. Tha rata a Viaaaefal PaJiara. Tbera wa a larger arteadaae at Oreeawood Ball last avanlng tbaa aoma of tha orphans' friends as pected. Aa tbe Pair drawa to a eloae I later eat la tba Tartooe coataata becomea more escltad. There waa a reaaonabla earn realised last avenlag on tb banner eoatest.

Tb railroad boy also did tbeir daty toward Toaa Ball aad Joe Clemeata, Tha gentlemen friend of tha lady eooleetanta Id wall- Tha following correspondence between Mi aar i. Ryaa Broa tb well-known pork pecker, and Mr. ritagarald, Pre-Ldetit tba Pair, explain Itself: tinnsxiTi, an nary i. i si. Roar.

3. 'W. FiTwiaALb-Dtar JAatt In closed plrae find ebct for Kd la aid of tb Orphan' Pair, which, ao far, bay been able io attend, owing to a pressure oi bust, a. ttoaee af aa. however, will oa hand before II la over.

Wish In yon a yoars a bsppy aad prosperous New-Year, we are your inenoa, kyab ubos. wnica air. itxyeraia rpiio, aa loiiow Janu-ry a. VbukC RriR uv-iMor Yndt; Your kind New offerta of a check for K0 I Jaat reeelvad. Yonr proverbial generosity for year in neiping io ciotne, ieea and ah alter tbe orphans ha merited and received tbe only return tbaa poor children ar capable of giving ineir coo tea a and earnest prayer to in ooa oi ax i gooa-oeaa mai yoareeivea ana families mar each live a lone and baonv Ufa lo the enjoyment of health and prosperity.

Owing lo many clreamalanee nnneceaaary to men ion tne pnanciai cmoarrsmmenioi in Aavlnm was nsver so si isl ss st nuaaiil In. deed. I would have grave apprrbenalons as to bow las aelplsas In ma laa could be maintained for tbe corning year were It not for the con-ac ion ansae that Iba general treaenry of Woda Chosen -eniidrea emuta in the sympathetic carta oi a geoerou puone wnos cbarity broador tbaa tbe circumscribed limlta of creed or nationality. I am aura when II be cornea generally known that there te now aboottcOuOdoe for floor, meat and foal, with only the liberal donation of Mr. Hpriuger and few other kind friend to aid In uevln inoa ouia, many more oenetactor Will foi low tba liberal example of tb Maaara.

Ryan bra. Our Fair eloaea aext Thursday nlrhC Thne far It is a naanclai failure. 1 hope it will be tbe last oae ever held for the orpbsbs. Msay otoarclUaana bava already eignlfled their wiiuognea lo give yearly aubaeripliona xro- vlded Pair ar abandoned. Lt ns try tb annual aubacrlpUon plan it will giv mora geaerai aatisfaclioa aad ba productive of better results.

A totb matter la your note peraoaal ta myself, I tbaak yoa for the Bade. serveo ompiimeat. Del oa all do oar part by those who ara deprived of a father's help or mother's care. We shall never maa what a give to that most pralaewortby charity. Aud when we ara railed oa to reader aa aecouat of our ward en! p.

bo alngle aet of ours will be more se-esptsble to tue Lord than Ibatof feeding ills orpaana, mrj aineereiy, your rrirnu. "I ITIHIILB, tsrysratiss ClvcUaaa. Ta Eagle Insurance Company declared aeml-annaal dividend of per cent. The Cnlea i per aeat. aemlaaaaaliy.

The Eater- prise per cent, qaartsrly. TLg JJlobe lper ma tuantnj. Ta a Olob Insurance Com paay elected tb follow Ing as Directors: 8. F. CovLngton, David Baaalsg.

Jama Cnllen, Bol Devi. Bam J. Hale. Oterra Hafer. TT Tnhn Haark aad Lewie blenn.

Presideat, 6. f. Coving loa; beer clary, B. T. Clemeos, Taa Boa Mutual Iota ranee Company held aa clecUoa of aflU I to serve for the eosuiag three year.

Her Is tb reaultt Caarle Jscoba, U. Has. man, P. A. Cririr.

U. IX. Lingers. Tbe Board on raalzed as follow ai Chart Jarooa, president; M. Hiking, Treaaorer: Joaepb Lo ban ana.

Beer tary; J. F. liaedar, P. W. toy mne, barTeyora.

Tb a elecUoo held by tb Enterprise I near- sncs Company resaited as followa: For Dlra lore John W. Uartwell. Tbeuaa hiisrlock, AL tV. rt-law. P.

Poland. I A. Harris. George T. Bled man.

R. M. B.ebor. James M. Olenn.

Ueocg 1C Baoeaberger, Jama 11 ao xjj el an uo ara ax a fmjwj i IO Ju 00 mrm TS 1.117 el rd tea 40 aa to e.r-. a el latere a la II f-riaiias aad adTarnaia- la is Maete. Extra iaaiac Mi a CM Wiuaaaaa Bra-, St a. an aa aauq is XX. Baldwin, AdoTph Wood, Joba Kyle, IT.

A. Jooe and M. crk. If aidcnt. John W.

Uartwell Baora tary, James W. MoOord. Taa elaotlon of President and Director for tb Oraad Hotel Company, of this eMy, bald at tha botes yaatcrday aTtaroooa. For tba peat year the offloera of tba AaaoclaUoa bare been follows President, John Cocb no war; Director- oh a Cartlala, E. W.

Can alBgbera, Joseph Smith, loa Oenrg Eir, nooera atiwsneii ana rx. loatermaa, The Means. Ollmour, wbo took a ten yeai lease of the hotel and entered Boon; the eon- oaca ox It In 1874, nay a rent averaging Tear, aad are andarslood lo have made money during the ata yeara of their oceapancy. The furniture of the Grand Is fated to bay erwt the present proprietor from tlOJM to 1A0.0ij0. So ehanga la the general management, of the hotel will take place In eooaeonence of the reoeat death of toe aenior member ol the una of boo.

Tb did Oft! cere and Board. Inalndlna Mr. Robert Mitchell, wba baa beao Treasurer and fceeretary alar tha start, war fa-alec led to aery lor tba enacting year, A BCxHe riABCO. Daw: fr. K.

B. Canity Waa Bat Talk cat la Mr. K. B. Caaaldy, of CUfton.

returned bom from a That to hla son at Hlllsboro yaaterday moralDf. At tha Plam-atreet Depot ba waa accosted by a apraoe-Iooklog yoeng man wbo rushed ap to blaa and grabbed blm by tb band. waa very glad to mast blm again. -Bad Mr. Klnley Jaat got lar Mr.

Caaaldy "dropped" to tba gam and remarked that there mast be eome mistake. Tbat be wae not Mr. Klnley, bat Mr. Bmlta, Jaat oowa from Hlllaborooa a II uia business. The spruce young mil apologised for tbe mistake aad made a bee-lfae for a eotapaatoa earns tb street.

Mr. Caaaldy kept bia ya apoo tbe pair, aad they evidently thought that two band red poand of a-olrdapois was too raaea to tackle, for Vbav coo eluded to end the naa, Mr. Caaaldy wa Itenlng for a chance to Boor tb bunko bruiser If be was agaia molested, but fortaaetely for Mr. B. B.

he eaved himaeli Iroxa balng ma a had by keeping bia rtjalano. Of tba v-rloo funda af tha City Treaawry, showing receipts, dlsbu ream eat and balaae remaining la tba City Treasary for the final year adlng Deoember U. lSWi Reoelpta. Dlsbu meta. City Tresurer" bal.

oa hand Jan. I10O General Knnd. Woarfaie Knnd fig taj ,74 t3 Lcji i i a 3Z.0rl 4.4 CUnH 17 18 L61W7 4 mot a Interest sm uuH Hu perior Court Puad Fire Departm't Faad Light Vnlverslty Fnd Work-honaa Fund Hani tary Kund ltl. 44 W.Si- 17 be) 7 14,448 11 7V-I4 61 12V3X7 74 62S.UK7 00 g7V( 44-S 23 )3C47s ffi Ifla l(rx271 ltH.w 78 1434 1,573 83 6 00 6.13 18 lM 15 JJt 46 xioaoiy runa. 100 00 Park Fond Hewerag Fund Btreet-oleanlog Fund HlnklBg -Water-works Fond.

Clntl Hospital Pund City Inflrtnary Fond-. House of Refuge Fund. Ktrect-repalring Fund Bridge Fund turret Improvement nlnklng S. R. K.

Kinking Fund. Market Fund HU R. IU License Fond. f0.a57 TO 10641 sa 44 i 71 NI.570 41 8Zn4 14 29 170, IBS 20.7U8 47 a lOn.184 7 W.ZtB 78 18 62 16,414 91 U10 48 tl Cincinnati Branch Hospital Fund. McLean Ave.

Be wer City Treasurer bsL oa hand Jan. 1.1W1. Totals. 4J.700 06 Cearg ickaeMrn Baaftal Ta-alght. Tb aecond of tba eerie of piano recitals to be given by Professor Georg Schneider will take place to-night at College Hall.

Pre feasor Schneider 1 well known to oar musical public, aad bl recital last and tbla are remembered with delight. The programme for to-night offer many attraction, and 1 as followa: Boneta, flat a olio muorraio. b. Ana ateaoateBate. e.

ak-berao. aliearv vivace eoa delicti ti. d. Alleft-ro bob troppo. a.

Hailed, major. Op. b. Polonalaa, minor. Op.

40 Cbopta Urlsg 11 ii mireasen, Oo. 4 1. Temoo dl valaa. t. Tempo dl aaeaaetto ed eaergtoo.

A All rreito cud araxia. 4. bur. a. Klavleratacke, Op.

a a I. i i poroagiiaio. t. A llegrv iiw bob troppo. g.

i a wan. 4. A Ilea rr to grarlnso. A Agitato Bl aoa troppo presto. A Asilanleooa mnto.

T. Moderslo armpllce. a. lose ed un poro vlvaca. Sonata, miner.

Op. fkrkaa aa raacb wie mueglic. Aadanliao. beberso. hoaoe preeao.

C-wpldra Tlrtlana. Owen Flake to Annie Stogdol, Samael Ward to Psultne Fllok, Joba Radel to Martha Worst, Leon B. Pari fo Bell Pardon, Robert H. Hag ana to Ida Moore, Joha A. Rata to Mary Zimmerman-, John Holme ta Mary Tanner.

George Haaerwaa to Elisabeth Weiss, Joseph Moulllet to Caroline Kobel, Kills Much more lo alalia Blackburn. A. H. Vo laa kemper to Josrplilue B. Scbeprrs, Jo.

Pretncb to Cnnstlna Koclker.Wan. Apfcl to Fredcrlcka Kuala, John i owen to Ida Aiauan. Bt. Xavlex" Orwlaaai Berlety. Tbe Bt Xavler Orphan Boclety leted the following offloera for tha eoanlng year: Pre! Fltxgarald; Vloa-Prealdant, Dan lei Flan; Bee itary.

Edmund O'Connor: Aa-aiataut Hoc re tary, Jonn C. Bradley: Treasurer, jamee A. wioeon; 7 malree, jonn Keddy, laa. Icl Hartaett, P. F.

Mitchell; Marshal, Martin Collector, jobn uarna. Late J. n. tail Tbe employe of tb Grand Hotel yesterday drafted aad adopted a aerie of resolutions npoa tb death of their lata employer, J. D.

Gllmoor. The do i merit wa signed by J. bvubn. Jama Rooney, Was Uabelman, Hrhaeger. (is.

Henry acba effi jonn n. Mayer. James Currr. Henry acbarffer, Peter Teatera, Lewi Bcbaef- far, Eogsn eater and Henry JjCrag. L.

H. Oimiia waa aiTcatad ysaterdsy. charged with stealing charged with stealing a lot of goods from ittnimaaa furnishing store, oa rum street. Taa eoal deal era ar said to debating th feaafblllty of Increasing tb price of their commodity to per load. Ma.

Robxbt B. Bowlsji Intends msklng bis future home la Franca, wbera bia a later atiil LurTtxiXT EsuT la bow In cbargsof tb Tenth District Station. Ar Oar MaateJaa SlayaaT to rara aarroa orni kAqriaxs. Bach a qnestion can not bat kaggaat Itself to th ml ad of any one perusing th Item of morning contemporary of Sunday, lssu purportlDg to an wltb a promt nent (T) local theatrical manager who. It seem, eon trola the destlnleaof our orchestral musician.

Implicit obedience to the man- dati of p. t. m. hi th afar qua aoa of their exlstsnc. If aot on th fac of tbla mundane spbera, at least ia tbla Immediate locality.

Woe an to th luckless artist tbat thought leealy Incur th dlsplraaor of this mighty potentate. Shoold presume to give bia serrlcea to an nterprlo wltb which th afore eatd p. 1. m. te nor connected, exile la hla fat.

No mailer what may be the capability ox ana mnaieian: no runner now terribly ine bmf en ana 6 te of our orchestra may be marred by to tack ara cervaia instrameni, artist ically played, tha unfortunate Individual la subject to (be in etrif of thie manaerlal au- tocrai. ana muss auickiy nie nimseir io a Ime where exists a a fie rent order of a aire. What will be the reanlt of tnta eubaervienc of oar mua'claii sT We oaa form some Idea from the history of musical all Irs la this ally daring th past year. ab attempt wss roaia oy aoma or oar prom inent tovera oi music io raase a suanu ity rona for the purpose of giving a series of ay nip hoar eonoerte but C5 being reaulmd from each eabecrtber. It fell through, ss sufficient ab- oriber coo id not be obtained.

Clnelnnatisns bava been educated Jiad It robbed In. as It were In th Is branch of mnslo. and having been ed vised from time to lime tb si oar near aaa bbosi indispensable musician had lsft naturally con. cioaco vnai ib periorrauii woaia out seoond-ral and declined to Invest. Axmln, tbe orchestral performance at Tbe Memlah.

oa Christmas night, will cootry some idea of waat the symphony twifr.i mu-hk have been. The orcbeatra uim diaiingulsbed teal on that occasion is what ia lati lo Be at are ore pera tttd to Aaee of Me preacaf It did well enough, as nrchreirus Dlsy generaily, bat tbea rod see 'we have been educated up to that polo I where thedlflr- ance betwixt tweedlolom and tweet led ee Is readily discernible. The aad of It all Is very plsln. will have left to sustain therepu. taUon of this city as tbe musical center of Ue Continent only tuoae who are willing to carry out the views and oey tha commands oi our p.

I. Cm. la It peaaibls that our moal- I aua ar ao lacklai la inucpcndence of spirit that they will continue lo bow tbe bead and submit to th yoke of tbla ao-caHed manager Aoeiaer luiog suggeis itaeii. a can not Ibat the aama cf on p. m.

ta anv- wljer Qientloned lo a rue. which fired hie ladlgnailon. or tbat he waa alluded to In any way whatsoever. Why ebon Id he rash to his havltiz bc-it arcusedf Again when arJlrinr to tf tovrr gome term, aiorping over wliu obloqnv and eoo- eaipt'ioiianeaa, be applies Che epltnet iKaania" to tb enterprising and mu.u bused President of our Collate of Mut e. Why "thavaiar Dor he entertain so Utile reap it for tue occupation in which be is bitoarir engaged that he ine a the nam of i a term ni rxproarnr a.i toe, "vcoas 'thst nave eor.a9stel from tlia toilers of Moalc mar aot hav beea aocce-." dnaurlalir, tout lAat tbey hay proved aucceaaea artisUcsXijr beyond aay thing tbat baa been produced Tn I tbia city eaa not gainsaid.

Much bss beea done by tbe College of usla lor the oak of art In Itself, ss4 th jmblie, sppre-cisting tb excel lenca ana eompletenee of tbeir undertaking, baa naturally given It cordial aupoort. aotbat wa ar assured tb financial resulu bay oa th whole beea eminently aaUsfsctory. Theloasoa tbe pro daelion of the opera Oadcrea. which waa well glvea by a company of -etude la far la advance, a vooa llxl of niaatv-nina hnnw red tha of tbe trash that ta palmed off at oar r-guisr ineeirre on in gmuDi pouic, waa, we are able to atate, not unexpected another uaaaea woerein to cxuege OI Musi baa earn need its mentis in th eaaae of art. i ni m.

compliments th manage mrnt wai naa IB energe tue late peril of -Tha Measlahnoa lis flnanclsi avx great many people were Induced lo be present upoo the representation of tbe management tbat tbey were to be treated to aueb a performance a had hereto fore been glvea under the aua pi oca of tb college of usla, which ba sever spared pains or money In Its effort to render it entertainment flrst-clam In every respect. Those attending wer deceived. Mooey ana pain had been spared most lav ishly. I will aot particularise. Tb truth ha peea vary iboroagbly told ta tba column of th pre, Th expenditure for those who look part could not have bean very great.

Tbe bona wa a big one, aad recelpta most bare been large altogether owing to Iba good management -yielding a balance of money to tbe treasury of tbe Festival Association, bat detracting most materially from the well- earned repatauon or tbe city of Cincinnati ror i irueaa in luuuiutg ita promise to tn puuiio. Aa OuraiDxa who Kxxra His Erxa Oru. ST. JACX)BS on. ill FOB neuralgia, Scabca, Lumbago, Backach; Sorenatt of tho Gout, Quinsy, Son Throat, Sweihngt ana Sprains, Burns and tola's, 'Gonoral Bodilj Pains, Tooth, Ear and Hoadaeho, Frosted Foot and Ears, and all othor rains and Achat.

Ko Freparal Iraj i oa earth equals Pr. Jxcnxa On. a a aaya-sawe- Waapfe and aa External Hamedy. A trial entails but the comraratively trifling outlay of Casta, and every one enffering with pain can bar cheap and positive proof of us naims, Xuactlona In ISeven Tanguagea. SOLD 2T ALL, DXU0GIST8 All) DBlT.KBfl Dl A.VOG-3vCIil COL, JTafffmareaBTaV, V.M.JL TROPIC-rRTJTT IAXATVX.

CONSTIPATION Invariably causes general de rangement of the entire system and begets many diseases that are gloomy 'in their aspect, and often hazardous to health and life. Persons of a costive habit are subject to melancholy feel-ipgs, headache, low spirits, timidity, defective memory, gloomy forebodings, nervousness, fevers, languor, drowsiness, irrita ble temper, indisposition, and other consequent symptoms which often unfits the sufferer for business or agreeable asso ciations. Regular Habit of Body alone can correct the evils enum erated above, and nothing suc ceeds so well in achieving and maintaining this condition as Bt-its-use not only-is the system renovated and cleansed of all ixn puri ties, but in consequence of the hormth Mfius ciutngts thus created, tnere pervades the entire ore an ism a feeling of satiety; the mental taculues penorm a their funcuons witn renewea vivaciry, and there is an exhilaration of mind, freedom of thought, and perfect heart's ease, that bespeak, the full enjoyment of health. TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE will prove of inestimable value to the weak and debuitatecl ot dqui sexes, in an cases of nervous, mental, and physical a a suaerine. brought about by stoppages, ita nc it crwnallv valuable.

1 DC cleansing and depurating properties of the preparation create changes that are both marvelous ana craumng: mury, gloomy, and sallow complexions, with lk1reK rA jnrlr iJi-N'ftMrinnt uiu. auiva mu wvwivviw eves (conditions that. are allied to bil iousness, dissipation, and are br degrees normally corrected and transformed into bright and clear com plexions, tn which the ruddy tints of health are bountilully oepictea. TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE is put up in bronzed tin boxes Price, 25 cents. Large boxes, 60 cents.

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS T.Anrrer SUITS, Ata Ladies' Suits and Cloaks. irpriFTiinT a ro 2S7 irst FifUa Street, keep their aaort-ient of Suits, and Dolmans CllUal, viiraiari aaa ainaja complete. Ladles eaa always Had Mcelr naae liarineBUi at jawi rnm. ai ULSDEltSOWS ExrloMie ladles' bnlt More, SS7 West Fifth Street, CLnclBaatL, Pln 7111 creatji fi I UlLliii-iu 0 IE Li 1-11 Ha I I mw a- i a SltZZS fC rr The rctBh of tbe cenerotu KI s.a a wciug eicr, WC kiaic UV.w APn Onr attvrk ia InToiccd, and to-nlay mtvrka tbe Kn5. new year.

Tbe old year ba been a year of gooA fortune lo us In axIm-Mtt every way. and aaa va-va addetl to r4d fortune natarally hlaaAnnrlan afaaflka rM Wt) have not only uncceasTaUj enxrlea on or trade and In ereaiMl lha vnlnma m.T ft I aanaralf 'denartment. DUt Wf hare lncreaBed the seope of it by addition ol 2'ew IJrepartnientB, and, the resnlt belac Rurrrsa ror all oar Departments, our trade mm a wnoie snows a Tery large unriD)- ine comtns year tne nme opponnnu ofcrowtb will eontlnne. tbe same ieellneand purpose win animate as, tbe same influence will be at work, and we beueye we shall deserre better than ever the confidence and rood will, and command more forcibly than erer the trade of all cllscernlns people witmn u-aaing aistance. Onr Counters haTe been price was the sreat attraction.

Floured Armttre-, 7 lZe. Aiiana Hnitino, ioe, Armnrettea, ia 1-SCa llrocatelles, 17 1-Sc. 4-. JBnclish Cashmere 2e. Monlr.

riaths. USc colored auwooi 4tMnei. A ii-wool Erences, e. xtra Fine Colored Cash meres, 75c Kllk.lrf Iwewl A'nvolfloa. CLOAKS sre getting: glower, sharply, we hare please customers.

We hare a great many at 5, $8, (7 and $8. Fine Cloaks I at $10. 12 and 115. Extra Pine Garments at $25. t30 and 35.

these f-aoaks tiro very exeat bargains. FINE SEAL SACQTJES AND DOIJLIANS we soil have a rood assortment. you have confidence. Our Seal Sacques are all English Dyed GFtooda, are very tins nner than elsewhere in this cS3 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. Do you remember the rush we had try to offer Btill greater bargains.

cents you can buy Chemise and XJrawers tnat are worth sixty cents in maienai, not counting me laoor. Floor for convenience. "WONDUHFUT. BAHGAINS!" gooes. MAIN, CANAL AND HUNT STREETS, KXDJtTGESt- VT ACaA a arTRADl! MARK KinSF.fi Elf la Bfrnlr reeaaaneaSea KEYS, DROPIT.

Blieur DISEASE. mmr OUSTS TCTIOXS arista fraaa HIDXET ar BIADOEB DISEASES. Alaa far BLOOD aaal HID2VEY rOISO.t O. la BvthdUUUston of a KOREST LEAF te bare Haoovrrel KIDNEUEK, which actaspertfleally oa the Kidney and Urinary Organe, removing dano-U la Che biaaaer ana any straining, iminiBf. ueai or lrriiaiion ia tne water danoal rtaaaas res.

artvlns- them strenztn. visor and cauainu a healtny id cauainu a neeiuy eaa oe taaen ei an umra, in all oiimaiee, preparation for Kidney dlffleultle. It has a very eonlalna positive aitraETic properties, and will hot naciuiti. Laoiks KsrBCtAl.Y will like It, and Ozxtuxm will find KIDMEGEN the bet Kidney Tonle ever used! 1 1 1 itt fcach Douie I I 1 If. Hi TABT Oornitii.TT BTAur, which permit KIDXIX1EX to be sold (wllhout Al A IVIA liasnsel bv Bruf-lsts.

Uroccrs and other Dersona averrwher. arPal aa la Otxaurt Siae ltottlea fer your Druggists' or Grocers', we will eend a bottle UWBEMCC A JSAKTIW, rraprletara. Chleaca, Illlaaia. Wholeaal A rents In Clnrtnnatl. JOHN P.

PARK A SONS and T. WARREN A wba will furnish tba Trad at lianafaeturer' Price. SAUCE. THE GREAT SAUCE OF THE agu caret, rrbouieot WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. Imparts taa moat delicious taste aad teat to SI TRACT ea i i i ax i uuui a i KSDICAI.

(a KM- 1 I SOIJsfS, TLKsf AN at Vadraa. 'jo ol oroirwr a WURCiaiaK, Vy. 1S61. TeU LXA PKIt- SINS tbat thctr COLD aace la bipniy esteemed ia India, and la In my opinion, most table, as ISKEAXS, well aa tbo most whoiraoiae sauce tbat is nuule." Sold and aed tbrougnont tbo world. JOHN DUNOAN'8 SONS, AGENTS TOR THJJ rTTEO HEW YCRKa.

"FISH, I JQOT at CATARRH. a-w-a-aSBSHk-SaSaa Wei Pe Meyer'o lvTJItX One package ia generally auffl- denu a real ear of catarrh for si soi EPFS COCOA. EPFS' COCOA. BREAKFAST. i-v-vv a tiuvmu' kn1dra of tb nataral rami- tha Derations ef digestion and nmrluon, and by a careful application of the tine properties of well-eeieeted Cocoa, Mr.

Eppa ha provided oar breakfaat-table with a delicately-flavored, bevece which may av ns xosny heavy doctors' bills. It is by tne Judicious nse of sncb articles of diet that a constitution msy oearaaaaiiy ouui up onUl atronf enoush to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies ar fiOSllDC srouna US, rrsoy IO attaca wmreim there a weak polat. We mar escape mior a fatal shaft bv keeDiaa ourselves well forti fied with pore blood and a projMwiy-aounaaea frame." ctvil serviee uaicue. Sold la una only tfj-io.

ana io. laoeica jAMMtrroswH tt iim Ixir don. Knr. Xew York aad Cbicaro: Smitli Vanderbeelf. ABSTXIACT COMTAmr CincilinatJ iLbstract CO, Uabeaeomnlete Abstracts of TiUtoall Kal Juwat In Ha-tuton County.

aiao.xaminactoo aa to Mortaiea, Ueaa, Jndmenta aad Baiu aanaiof. OASce, Xaaaaa 4 auad a. Te rpla Car, Car. Jlala sad faart AJ.ivnn, suim IIANKLIN TYPE FOUMJK tOt TH lr-, aa-af, ALUSOt. S8ITH 4 JOHXSOK.

Tne t-ee wbica this pr ta pnaM la ax Lha aaeve JTeaa aot GOOES, C. I If 1 UB eflf. I I 'II tTers of ClBcInn-4llfwP oar Hol 11441 ehaB" fab bre-tlb43 fi year Deiore. wwou loriunc ingplreo urn wltb a most com for Increases oo: crowded wlth'caccr hnycrs. The Fancy Kovelties, S5e.

A Irge jLlne of Satin Brocndea at $1 or would if we didn't mark down lartre stock yet, large enough to Ton should buy such goods where city, DOB on these goods last yearf "We shall This will be our first day. For fifty nave wem arraiige-i on cue say the Customers who examine these REGISTERED. auad snsrpaaae far WKAK ar fOl'L KID- XAH EXERCT, XCRTOrS DEBIUTT, lafeefed aaalarlal aertlana. with JUNIPER BERRIES and BARLET MALT Vta eoior ana eaay now oi nnne. 11 wunoui injury ine synem.

uni.ae any omer pleasant and aarreeaole taste ana flavor. It eeoeral and Fasallr Use. If not found at prepaid to tbe nearest express office to you. ocls-62tTuAa GUNS, PISTOLS, C. rosy Brecfi-Iea4.

DasbleUvsa ortk to aa aad we will mt in cash eac-aalf price, vlx Celt, rrsarett. vix Celt, rrsaeefta, Banis A Seas. The Colt Club Cans hsve trsde snsrk to tdcntifv Una trrsdes. Brc-lodina Doabl rieatal, Bxxsra, Be pest and Bead ft. The Cortiaa A Harvey is ia 1 lbs.

Skrlls leaded with Cartiss at Uarvey powder, ef sata titers is bat one rrs da. B.DCVCILES Bogardus Rocket rani, tor political praccmoiis aaa cvicoraitoas. for tntiMnKnc tna lor nrht alarm notice ol Our-. lars. also the Star A Hunt csrtridres.

Sample cart rid res will be offered free of charge to (aa owners. Call for then. Colored Fires and Fireworks Cln'ln the iltUTElLn with Steel Ran- OXClLaa ners. Pawnbroker tt Wessoar Forehaad A YY da wort snd otbers. from Toe tor 7 saooters, sea x.70 lor st csl.

hc vol. era. Among the Singls Cartridg Pistols srs Sin cie. t3 SO. donhle, 6.00; sound twist bar lock double, wit a naiK shot tmnch and wad cutt-r, tHJJQ, la.00, tlSMO, 12000, CJS.00 and ,30.00.

i CT-rf o'-with Cast Steel Each oae OitU5j warranted. The sy'm-STEB Sled. HREWORKS. Baxlnsr Glare, Indlaxi Club. Tlfofnla fel f-Cacker, S3 bore, from a.vaoa 17.

uo toll 7 saot, si cxWKj New tfodeL AC50S Colt. 80 bore. X5.0O: Colt. bore, 00; Colt, snd 41 bore, $6 0 Colt, 41 bore, HJU snd $4ft5 LIGUTNIXO Coltcom-binei double action or Self All Colt aew line Pistols hare the doable rotation lever adopted for Ik If. S.

Cavalry. The Ordi nance Hoard says 01 this Doable Lever: Taa weariar away of rsehets Impairs the action of other pistolsbot will aot do ao in Colt In fact, tna Coard re ear da every denstare from the Colt piatola ss positive Colt UVIl.llJia pesuus srs umdm AcBoa, sa being aelf-cocking sre raited te gnsrd vslnsblcs, aa the eve chambers sasy be emptied a ata sac-ads; 18a 41 and 4 are the favorite bores. Also a full Use of Paws broker's aew aad second hand piatola. colt revolvers bong at here, ar aoisortiea ao avj 1 aa 1 a ansa. EaVflita tutdl AaaerlcM.

mi mm. Caiirvn Ca, aa riabartBlUa Dtuvuu avsiel Tairf at. Traps and Glass Balls, assorted. GmmaeaaUl Platal aaattC.O. H.

Colored Fires, call for Catalogs. ICO TTaATTT CTZITTTTT XX. KITTOEDG Jk CO, rO)TJCAT10WLI PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, Chester, Civil Engineerine. Cbem-Utrv, Classics, English; I trees conferred. 1 ri a 1 pie, Cincinnati, or Col.

THtO. Hl'AXT, Pres. zxoinr, lnix xiAciirrxiY. riTTT i va waw ia, 0 Ml alaa aa 3l ZTTTAlTCIAIa 020,000,000 GEXUKAL. FltUrr HOKTdACK BAILBOAD A.D LAID CiRAJTT IS'B nsnsDcouiBosM.

PrtnelpaVand Interest payable la th City Of fiew York In United States coin al present standard of weight oU Onenesa. PRTXCIPAl. DUB JANTJART 1, 180. tilXREST PER CENT- PAYABLE AIT- avx a a i frywn all United Ftstes. Btate snd municipal taxes that may required by law to be deducted by aaut company irom aaa lnteres-.

BONDED DEBT LIMITED TO 125,000 Per mile of road finished and accepted by th President of th United 8 tales. FORM OP BONDS, rwnon of tlMO each, with privilege at reffisuation of principal. Re.lBlertd certllV catea of 5X each. TRUSTEE, TKE CESTRAL TRUST CCLIPAKY CF KEWYCHX Tna hnnila are sera red by a first mortfW OQ tb entire railroad equipment, franchisee and other property of the Company acquired aadl to be acquirea, mctuaina -u i tbe exception of the lands east of the Mlaaoarl Kiver. subject only to the lien of the rend.

"Oreille and Klteaourl Divisional Kona. to retire which an equal amount of thee boad are to remain In the baud a of the Trustee. The bond ar receivaoie iwiuauivi i. no mil iiitun Tha nroceeus of all tli sale of land mortgaged, af urr payment of Interest on tbe bonds, moat be applied to (lie purchase of the bonds, below 110 and ln- it ahnve that crice. the bonds will ba drawn by lot for payment at 110 and interest.

Thebondaeo purchased, together with any reeelved In payment for lands, will held for sinking fund purpose. Tb inking fond bavins In 115, Is aceuma-lstl ve and sufficient at Its minimum to pay off this indebtedness at maturity. The Land Orant of tb Company 1 very large and valuable, being at the rate ot uw acres per mile in the ISltesnd 16 in tha Territories. Th land east of the Missouri River 1 subject to the right" of ihe Preferred! Stockholders to exchenge their stock at par fnrnnrrhaaaoltlieM 1 alula: but In the event of a default la the payment of the Id teres on thaaa bonda the security of these lands would revert to the bondholders. Th main una Ol raiiroaa wqen -impirwa.

will extend from Lake Superior to iwo polata on the naviirable water of the l'uclllc 1. Pnset Sound. W. and Columbia River. at or near Portland, Oregon.

It will be above mile in length. Tbo branchca and connection now owned or under lease are 2Wi miles In length, making total line about 1A4 miles. Of the main Hae there are now nnishea and TV Under construction aud expected to tn completed about July, leXl 909 To complete tbe system there requires to be constructed about 1.400 Of the 203 miloaof branch liuee 192 ar now nniahed. making, av in preseut time, total finished line of -091 "With the croceetla of the urtevnt loan th Board of Directoia have already taken etcpa ta extend the building of the line in the moat rapid manner compatible with proper economy; and It la the Intention of the Company to have a through line at the earliest practicable period. In addition tn th iJ0 mile above mentioned and under cooatrne-tlon, vigorous measures will tie tnken fur further nroaecntlon of the work.

The neees- aary rails, fixture and equipment for mora' tusjl SAM mile iiSVS oeca aureauy euuuan-i for. Tha net earning of the Company for fha year ending June 30, I860, as ttuied in the annual on 721 miles of completed roal. The gross earning of tho Company from July to tjecciuoer ai, lKM)(Ieeeinb)reUmatdl were l.CoT.ffJI 10 For the aamo period ot luXalJ CI Showing an lucre ae for 18K), same nerlod FM2.610 88 on about tbe ranie ntilcagc, tlia (resent additional nea line having bseu only recently ready for uae. Khould there be at any time a deficiency of net earnings for the poj-iuout of the Intoreat oa these bonds, lie proceeds ot s.ilcnof lnndsof the Company are fir.t applicable lor that pur- poae. Tho road passes through the grain land ot Minnesota and Dakota, whlcli Iihv beea demonstrated to be as good ns any In tha world.

Those of Montana nro being rapidly settled for grasing purposes. Molilalia has slab large mineral wealth. The proceeds of tbe bonds now offered will furnish the Company ull the means required during the yesr fnl, and no tut tier amount af Donas win oe one.reu mini According to the estimate of lb fVrapaoy. the expenditure of shout will com plete the line; the DlvUioual bimda aud the present issne will ateadily dlmlnlaa by reason of land sales; and on tne completion of the line the fixed cbaruea will notex- ceea to per snntun. Under tneiormer organiz.tiion oi tne company mora than 30,000,000 of bonds had been laMied.wblch bonds lisve been converted Into the present Preferred tstock.

The proceeds of these bonds are rmlil direct to the Company, which makes Ita ovrn eon-tracU, there being no Construction Company, la vlrlae af ar raalrarl ef pure la as Itta Ihe 31 art hern Had fie (tnlrualam nasr. aaaaerlplloss will be reevlveal atael after Blanday. the of Jsaasrr, laai. by ell aer mf tba aaelersleaeal far Usa bay dobhIm, at 102 anfl accrued Interest, Payable mm ar befar Irbrnarr I. IML at lb aptiaa af tbe parehaarr.

Pea Hgiwc tbe preparailaaa tba aiaila in a. ana paay. recelpta III bealvc-ucxctaaaircablc far lb baada ben ready. A simultaneous lsvne will be made by Messrs. H.

MOlUiAN A CO- In London. Copies of the bond and mortgage, and fur ther Information in detail concerning tha Land Urant. A c. can bo obtained at our offioea pamphlet form. DrexeL, Morgan Co.

lVinsIow, Lanier Si Co. August Belmont Co. Sabaerf ptlaaa will alaa ba reeelrea at tb at af Drexel Vf. II. Xewbold't Son ft PM ILABKCrlf I A.

Jo-nson, Brothers A Ca KtLTisukl. Tee, mrrylason i Brewster, Bagsett BosToa. 'Ja)-tf ASSIGIfEirS SAIX. TH STATE OF OH IO, A ILTON OOTTK. TY, 8C Pursuant lo the command of aa crder for sale from the Court of Common Pleas, and to me directed, I will offer at Publle Hale, on the premise, in the City of Cincinnati, on SATURDAY, January 29.

111. at 1 o'clock Mthe followlus-deacrlbed real extate. situate In. tbe City of Cincinnati, County of lis ml I. ton, Htate of Ohio, Commencing at a point, which la tbesoathHMSt corner of Klghtlj street and Central avenue, tlieuce running eastward ly along the aooth line of Eightfi street ninety (W0) feet to a point: thence south- erly oa a line parallel with Central avenue one hundred and ninety-two feet to Hid north line of an alley; thence westwsrdly along tbe north line of said alley ninety tfco) feet to tbe east llneof Central avenue; thenca -northwardly along tbe east line of Central avenue one hundred and ninety-two (lvi) feet to tbe place of beginning, which I hav caused to be aubdlvloed In pursuance of th order of lots as shown by th plat of subdivision attached to the order for sale.

Lot No. 1 being twenty-one C'li teet Is fronton Centra! aveaoe bv ninety 1M) feet la depth on Eighth street, and each of tbe nine other lot being nineteen feet (If) feet In front on central avenue by ninety uuj ut depth. lxi no. 1 vsiuea si vu. Lot No.

8 valued at pifia 27. Lot No. valued al NSCX 27. Lot No. 4 valued at VT7.

Lot No. 6 valued at 27. Lot No. valued at STT. Lot No.

7 valued al 27. Lot No. valued st 27. Lot No. vsloed st 27.

LotNo.10valaedatt6.l 27. To be sold by order of Court la case Ha. fl. 172. wberela John B.

Mannlx, AmiB-ne, ia plaintirr, and John B. Purcell et al. are da- Icndanla, Tera-I ermi 6f ftsle Csh. JOHN B. manni a.

Assisrnee of John B. and Edward Force-M1H5IX A Coooaava. Hoaplt. Jouusost A CoiSTO-V, Joux Kcacaa A rkx. Attorneys.

Cinel nnstl, uactm ber 17. mnk Ufl-otTtl ETEAMSIITPS. IMPEKIAL GERMAN MAIL. XORTII CEIiJIAX LLOYD. KW tOIK, LOKDOX, PA BIS.

Btesmahlps sail EVERY SATt'RJJAY from New-York for SOUTHAMPTON and BUE-W i-X. Pa-senger booked for Loudon audi Psris at lowest rate. Kate or- Passa. From New York ta Southampton, lendon. Havr and Bremen, rsw esbm teO; second cabin, rc; steerage.

KM. Return llcsets at reduced rates. PrenaudT ateerace cert I flea tea, fcS. OhLBicnn A CO- 3 Bowling Oreea, jr. x.

rt ilt. iii--v dm. tt at aj BEPLEBACO. 6 W. Third.

Agent lor ClncianaU VI RG I I LMORK, 110 W.lth at lor.rn MtriAts, GERMAN BANKINU CU. BANKOFCINC1NNATL, GAS. LIOHT (Cbeep ss Oil) for IIOLbKi t-torea. Hoteia, Factories, sis-. nine snd Kigbts ror sale.

4 ourvhac Cincinnati. Bend stars a Iwr Llukgn agraph. dall-U 1.