The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 8

ST. PATRICK'S SONS Remembering Their Patron Saint. A Notable Yesterday Morning. Solemn Serrices Follow at (he Old Cathedral Tn Annual Banquet of the Friendly 1" Sons in the Evening- farads FlttiBg Climax to to Great Day' Festivities On bundred and fifty well-known entle-tneo lathered lit the spacious dining room of Lbe Gibson Mouse last dichv. anu witu and oratory speeded the boars in commemoration of Ireland, and tbat httlo green isle's Satron saint.

Yesterday was all that Ireland's sons and daughters coold bare wished for as a St. Patrick's Zay. It wsscclebrated with a parade and with religious services during the day and with f(inmnH And (lsnC- fcig wbrn night's shadows fell. 1 Wolfe Toot Club delightfully enter-. tained its many friends- at Greenwood Hall, while tbat calla.it commsnd.

the Emmet Guards, crowded Music Mali to its limit with as merry a party of triaicborcan lovers as erer sathered beneath the roof of that great building. rBtirsntT ox' bahquet. The annual banquet of the Friendly Sons Is a marked event of- trL Patrick's Day In Cincinnati. That of last night at the tjibson House was one of the most enjoyable of tiie many occasions celebrated by that so. ciety.

around whose board in the past bare gathered most of America's distinguished men of all professions. The decorations last were most creditable aud tho menu 1 card a masnilicent exhibition of the possi- biliticaof the printer's art. The repast itself was a most delightful surprise, ns it was a decided Tictory for Mine Host Uunbar. and was fully a--kcbwleriged the dinner the dub bad ever bad. The menu was as follows: Itlae liiltit nn shall.

J'ureenf Asparagus. Flllwt Holt. llollanli I'otu. Fillet tlf At oabrneni. Asparagus.

New fatalics. 1 Swe.t-Drtta.le. braise. I'oniMieiv afC Fdua l'ola. Ica-Crcam In tumi cake.

Htravri-eirfes. ai Urle. mill. Hot Irlsb utslcy Ptincb. president lir.

T. W. Uraydon. to whom is due murti of the snrccss of the affair, president, while around hitn were Mayor Mosby. bcrreiary of Male i'auiei i.

Kvan. Ur. J. rretidrrk-ast. lie, rather Hon.

J. Ii. Mulligan, lion. John A. bid well.

Judge W. V. learr. Key. 1.

Rhodes. J. I'. Car-lierry and liou. C.

V. linker- TBI OTBgRS PRCSKST Mfere: James J. Moiloy. W. Lemmon.J- P.

IJehner. tM J. McArule. W. J.

Ntil. Hubert J. Morgan; P. lL toeiello. P.

J. orcoran. V. 0. llct'ourcy.

liiliigau. M. J. feulli-Tun, Osrar J. ('Ka.

J. J. Mttllivan. J. F-liyrne.

bi P. Kuan, Joseph H. killey. ax. J.

tiro to. Thomas J. Vtalsh. James Charles J. hurrett.

Jo. A. If 1. closer. John J.

Ml! van. Thos. 1'. Hart, w. Aj.

Myrne. Dennis Klaberty. T. J. AUiiyi-niiL Job.

V- lionril. Ttiue. tSruwn. l.oare Fn-aeHiarU Y. Ku.sell.

II. L. Driver. Archie Wai-lay. A.

J. McCaiTery. P. E. Kouch.

Jos. Cruae. John bnllivan. 'limoihv Hhtpb tjeonte F. Urady.

rienrjr M. Zitgler. Geo. H. ynrnths.

VV. li. Hmith. J. II.

Kinnigan. W. V. JiiuMoiihort. M.

CiiStello. M. 1. triune. Men B.

t'ilvn. Henry Holtriip. Jos. 1 Khinock. Hich 1- Rran.

A. J. i nnroy. J. A.

Arerdick. J. J. Met ourt, Tbompauu Citarr, John GnWin, A. it- Morgan.

M. Manning. 3 mi iw. a. i a i.

a. A. iit.irv lib. oh ii I. r-ulliran.

Joseph It "ell, Charles 6tew-art. Herman Duhinn. Win, Iiuun. Hi r- 5 nan Hn ckniun, John .1. Gleaaon.

Phil T. i nrpin. HorareF. Hubburd. lim.

A. Htiives. ir. A. Lj.

arrick. r-aiuuel J. Oeden, Grorite J. J. f-inall.

John Curren, John U. U'Connall, John Slatiery, A. J. Gilligan, iJ'hn Car ran. John I).

Tbomusou, ilowurd iixDr. u. -U. liaa.ien. a.

Ksmrel J. Aiirray. Ibomaa J. 1-ngjn. George il.lion.

Johft-f'. Prennan. B. W. Howe, S.

bmith. Aneuatus Uarr. Major James Morgan. John C'rotty. Tbon.na J.

t'ogen. John I. ealiy. W. i.

Mc( amnion. John Noonan. M. fiarrcia. ill 1.

Hazen. Mlilon iiitcr. James Mclaughlin, ii. J. taiu.

J. bwceney. John 1', Uuaphy. Dr. 1).

W. McCarthy. P. lrowo. Frank II.

Kirchncr. 11. 11. West. V.

J. Xarley. George L. Hazeiton, Jclm B. Williams, James M.

MorrutHey, Louis li. K.ue-en, K. J. Hiokey. V.

Donnelly. John L. IfeMtser. II. W.

Htaly. John F. Newiuan. evil h. Harden, John Haaerty.

J. J. bulli-toiu A. J. M'lilaue and J.

N. It waa a jullj, joyous crowd, who enjoyed the repsai bml-lT. Hie inaaio was eicellcnl alia the speeches were PARTICCLARI.T gHTCRTAIXIHO. Tt was a little before 9 o'clock tbat Father Mackey. alter tba memhi-rs and invited mi-si marched in with an enlivening Mir.

ottered prayer. Tbe participants then fell tipun the i-amtahlo yutnda and did most thorough justice to it. Weber Orchetitra interspersed rery acceptable music during the continuance of the tcaU iucludiiuc a cornet solo by Coup. Kleven o'clock bad arrived lie fore President (iraynon arose and declared th atrug-atie of appetites to be over and the enjoyment of the oratorical flights, lie delivered most hearty welcome, after which letters regret were read by rierreiary pyon lrom Governor J. K.

(ami-bell. John bhermaii. Hon. H. li.

Purtie. Hon. C. IS. Jirice.

Hon. liellamy Htorer. ijevernor J. B. Jforukcr, (Jon.

S. Hunt and I tenry Oliver. list of toat witn an eloquent reply to "llie ilay We Celebrate. v. A.

Lemnion sang a tenor solo that won hearty encore. xiou. u. inaar uiu lull justice to 1 he LDl'ed r'tateR." Hon. J.

H. Mu II man. the brilliant young fenator from Uiinnon, in rxwpoiilinu to "1 Irish in America." added cooioua bon-arn to Ins eminent record at a pure-ieeling SKAtor. amjs J. Malloy followed with a tenor solo.

iiv iiiBii iiit.i ri. ieyur. Mosby spoke warmly upon "The Queen City ol the West." A load call for Malloy brought ont a fine mo, ihe Harp Teal Once lliro' 'Jura's hulls." Nothing but a good tvldress could beex-fvtfd lrom Hie Key. pndley Khoaes on so grand a subject as "Irish Poetry Hon. M.

T. t'nrcoran closed the toasts with Juk1u.1i Diamas and Irian UrauiaUats." THK DAY'S CELKBRATIOS. A.Larwe Proeealon, With Solemn Services at ttse ratbedraU The day was celebrated in a most royal anannar. ami lh- 113 OIlfJOL iiie III i Botaoie et. rainek Day Has eyer seen was post admirably handled, and was indeed an Jaonor to i be sucieties coin touring it.

Of course a rem reigned supreme, and not it omniprrneiit with the inarchiag men. but with tue people that crowoed the a tree along the line ol march. Ilen in all yanks of lite displayed it in their button-totes: some of the more enthusiastic sported varied green ties.while the air as filled with rei thus flying in tbe breeres trotn hundred of bnsineas bouaoa and private resiliences. -iraua Marshal Orogan Proved a worthy tjnimanrif r. a he had tbe proo -salon well in and and started it oLf in prompt order.

various divisions were all in line at the appoiuted hour, and tbe orders and military bodies composing t'lem were out In full lure. banas discoursing freely of ever Bntitilar Iri.li bim popular Irish airs. lti line was fori me was formed at 9 nVferlr at Pntirt and MalnnLslid ni aa 4 n. TP I tftlu t.i Vine, t- Jinth. Ui w-s osjuiiitiB iinm I letaihedral.

It waa when tbe last of I v. Ifiaa Im.Af I I i 'i www mm niuu i to us utiuae The aervtcea tbera were of the mest profound nature, solemn high mass being by. t-ather Mackey lhe musio waa exceptionally fine. e3pecially the Irish airs rendered by the choir, and tbat especially beaituful harp ttat once ti.ro Taraa baliC' given in all its great strength by T.J. hullivan.

Father Mulyihill bla riew of Patrick; His J-ife. Works, exruggles. Tritnuphs." cc. YI lbe the Cathedral tbe line of march ws resumed as follows: Noutb on Hum to r-uveatu, to Central avenue, to lark, to Cutter, to eVventb. Wound, to Fit ib.

to ood. to Third, to Ce l.S"" to Mretvmore. to Jintbjtnd to Walnut, wbem tbe parade dia- SO XX LIGATION DEEDED. Vka CtaeuuiaU VMaaala er Irtaki II ease Kola WWAWXarauioa. Tbe Wolfe Tone Clob and a member of the Xaviid League organisation, of this city, at a meeting bold last night, adopted a series of resolltioDt advising tba delegation of a certain faction of the Irish Parliamentary party, now ta America, to return ueiaae.

aa no such measures are ne-ded. A fond of fc39.W ia la bank, eubject to tbe order of Varnall and ills declr.red tbat Ireiaou's cause can be best fongbt without the delcga-Vori. 'ilia deiecatee were aiiviaed to go Jjoine an Inducu their eolleugues to restsn ttieir iiian oe-lare a new election. I tio Auuse AJOiae Uu-io wtli be bwUcr advanced. POLICE The Btagle Trolley Reward rM Coaav.

aalMleaera. General Manager UttelL of the Cincinnati Inclined Plane Company, bad something to sar to tbe Police Board yesterday on the greatly disputed Question of the single trolley and its effect on telephone lines. 11 r. ijttell embodied his opinion in a written communication. II took strong exceptions to the statement of tbe telephone company.

Tbe whole matter waa referred to Attorney Goppock for Investigation and report. In the meanwhile twenty-fire patrol boxes, are useless from the effect of tbe single trolley current and tbe induction from it -The Mayor reported that be had acted noon the suggestion of tbe Board and arrcaacD ths oat-HcyDRED-DoiXAK checks Of W. P. Breed and Peter Rudolph Neff. who had forwarded them as token of appreciation of tiio department's work, The thanks of the Mayor and tbe Board had been tendered to each gentleman.

Lieutenant Berg sent in the names of Patrol men Louis Fricke and Thomas Horn for laces on tbe roll of- honor. The men rescued oais Nix. a shoemaker at ftt Freeman avenue, from burning to death. The matter was referred to the Committee on MOBALS AMD D1SCIPLIHB. The T.aw Committee reported tbat Henry Oorrigaa bad accepted in payment for damages done bis horse, which was struck by a bullet from Detective Hudson's revolver when that officer as tiring at an escaping prisoner on Hammond street.

HAS CiMU TO TIME. The Stwaartaail Ctaielaiaatl Street Badlway Agreee to Fay Alt Aaaeaauenta. When the Newport and Cincinnati Street Kail road Company, a few days ago. made application for an extension. City Solicitor Horstman investigated and discovered tbat the company bad never paid to the city any of the percentage on one half of the gross earnings of the company from ita lines in this city and ita connecting lines in Cincinnati an.l Newport, as required by tbe ordinances.

The Solicitor advised the RCA. that the ordinance be not recommended to Council until such delinauenoles be paid. The company a few days later tendered to the city through (Solicitor ilorstman the amount of such (Iclinqiie, cies for the period of six years past, claiming that what was due bevond ihattimtt was barred by tbe statute of limitations. Mr. Horstman insisted that payment should be matte for the whole period since me.

grant was ma le in 18L After further parleying the comoany yester day finally agreed to pay all delinquencies for tbe full period of the exutt-nce of its grants. WITH A Br.EK-ML'G. H. Aufdembrtnti Arrested Ver Aasanltlng vear Tonanre. a Fa-looalat.

Henry Aufdembrinke. a sewing-machine agent, was arrested yesterday on complaint of Georio 1 hi ore. a saloon is t. According to Tomore's story. Aufdembrinkecame into his place at 25 Klder street, yesterday afternoon.

There were several persona the saloon at the time and all were drinking. 800 after coming into the place A ufdembrinke started to si rx and laugh, This made Tomoreanirry. nnd he ordered tbe finger to shot up, During the argument that followed, fie saloon 1st was hit on tho head with a beer-mug, almost knocking fiim senseless. The wound on his head, a larg iagired cut, was sewed up by a physician. and yesterday he called on 'Squire WAb to have his assailant arrested.

Aufdembrinke was released on boud for Lis appearance this morning. DANDY FIREMEN Prevent a Terrible Conflagration. A Hot Fire id the Paper Warehouse of Bisdinger te Co. Does Forty Thonsand Dollars' Damage It and Adjoining; Buildings Collision Between Hose-Cart and Eleo-- trio Cir. Ten blows railed the Fire Department shortly after "o'clock la; evening to Bie-dinger psper at No.

73 Walnut street. The tire was in un extremely dangerous locality, and was very Here. The second floor of the building was i-C'imied by S. H. Gere, a dealer in dyestnfisand chemical supplies.

The lire started on this lloor. near the elevator shaft, which acted as a chimney. drawing the flames through the other lloors of the five-story building, liiedintcr Co. nave been t.AYINO IJI KTOtTC .1 Pay and night for two weeks. The third and fourth stories of the building were filled from floor ceiling with paper, and the too story was filled with wooden dishes not yet unpacked.

The work of the department could not have been better. Chief Hughes knew that the building-' of M. Hare A two doors north of the burning building, contained enough powder to blow it to pieces, and tbat a warehouse four doors in the opposite di. rection was filled with saltpetre and oil. Tbe fact that a terrible loss was averted is due to the work of the liremtn.

Every line of hose which clayed upon the lire necessarily reached it FBOM LADDERS OB OVER BOors. Hooks 1 and 6 carried two lines each into the liftn story of the building, in tbe front. and Hook 7 performed the almost unexampled feat of raising a line of bose from a narrow alley to th roof of the five-story building of Hopple Flach, which rnns back, from Second street, nnd adjoint the niHiinier ouiioina in toe rear, uetore the tire wna extinguished the third, fourth and tilth floors fell, and the whole wefaht rested on the second flcor. Chief Hughes ordered his men out of the building, and had lite-lines fastened to the men working on tbe roof. At 8:3) the fire was under control.

The losses are as follows: Piedi iger it (Nicholas llie.iitiffer and Kmil 24rnmittt. $16,000: their building, which i owned by Henry Hanna.ST.3io. The Hanua estate carries its own risks. S. H.

Gere. J1.000. insured; II. H. Miller commission merchants at No.

71.1(1.200 loss by water, covered by insurance in the Eureka Company: Bodmann owner of tobiicca stored in Killer's warehouse. ft) loss, covered by a blanket policy; L. H. rhafer it commission merchants at o. 51.300 damate by water, insured; Bare A cordatre dealers at No.

75, 77 and -11 1 aniaoa II-. l-'lach 4 coffee and spice dealers ax Nos! 42 and 44 est Second street. SI. 000 damage lr wster, insured. The total loss foots up S33.000.

The CArsg or THK riBB Is a mystery. Mr. Picdinger was in the building (wouty minutes before the tire discovered. Just as he was leaving lie noticed a light upstairs and went up to the second story, where he turned out a gas-burner which be found lighted. He then went di-recti to bla home.

No. 1S2 East Liberty street, and was just sitting for supper when the alarm struck. He was tulten to the scene of the by a wagon of the-Kotilicauou Company. A C0U.ISIOK TV ween a hose-cart and an electric ear at Fifteenth and Kim streets, alien tbe general alarm was being responded to. came rear near resulting seriously.

The hose-cart ia from Engine House Zi at Fifteen tti and Canal streets. It ran into electric car No. lu. of the t'olerain avenue road. and.

although passengers and firemen were badly shaken un. no one was hurt. The hoaa-waaon was somewhat damaged, bat went on to the lire. "Dips" at tbe Fire. Daring the fire on Walnut street last Blight Mis Nellie banks, of Cumminsritle.

who was a spectator, had a prjrse atolen from Iter pocaet. It contained and some car ticket. Merrlsre Lleeaea. William Kolley and Annie Howard. Bernard 3.

Davin and Mary Lb ttayder. LoqIs Launspacb and Jennie Kunge. Elias If. Huffman and Edna M. Galloway.

Isaae Lewis aud Annie Lee. Kllsworth Kiceand Lnnanna Rad cliff. Ben Niehaua and Julia Thiean. Charles Hei and Knima Ling. F.dward Weis and Theresa Sbermer.

William Miller and Maria ree es. WiUiam Work and Krankie Freshwater. CelTtwBeetad Over. George Colrin wa bound over in the sum of S300 by 'Squire WUsen yesterday. He was arrested last Saturday on complaint of John Moore, wbo claimed that be insulted his wife.

Colvin is a drirer lor the Hallway Oiu-uibu Company. trader Arrest. Ed Fcaanan ia under arrest in Daytoa for stealing (7 from-Jennie Pinsky, of this city. Detective Callahan will brio bitn back. 0 Clothhig Stolaew lira, Ann Joeeb, of No.

9at Central av-Btia waa robbed of a lot of elothlnc. Midland Roete. The only iHtUnuia Parlor Car Una toColu tubus. Trains (rave Grand eniral Depot at 3:30 a. m.

and "uop, ni. Cur ticket oliice. aouta-caat oornar Vourth aitd ia strveia. AS TO TAXES. When Paid Under Protest They Can Not Be Recovered.

The State 'Auditor Can Not Delegate His Authority. Brim Swift's Estate Goes to Hi Two Danfhters. Divorce Suit Filed The Eaneley Probate and Other Court Newa. Jndge Fbroder yesterday decided several cases where intonctions were sought against the County Auditor and tbe Treasurer to prevent the collection of taxes. The cases were those of McCall against the Auditor.

Walkeragainst the same. Holbrook against the same. Kirby against the same. Leusleck against the satus and "Webner against the same. In the first case tbe Jndge held that the State Auditor conld not.

by a letter to tbe County Auditor, authorize the latter to make a correction on the tax duplicate. He conld not delegate to another the authority tbat was vested in hint specifically by statute. Tbe petition was dismissed. In all the other cases, except that of Webner. there were two important question.

One waa. as the Court held, tbat when a person paid th taxes on property under protest, ha made a voluntary navuient. and by bla act ac quiesced In the valuation, and could not re cover Dec ft ttie money paid, mis mistaae was one of law. and a Court of Equity would not. nnrrMt 1 1, a 1 he Court also held that a Board of Kqnali- zauon ot one year Had no authority to change the valuation of improvements made on real estate the year before on which ihe Assessor had made a return of valuation.

After the iniDrnvement was made it became merged into the whole property, and tbe land and improvement could not be separated and the valuations of either part ctiaugeo. lue uoard could only change the valuation on tbe property as a whole. The Detitiona were dismissed. ln the Wehncr case the Board of Eooaliia- tion changed tbe valuation of property as a and the Auditor replaced on tfie duplicate tbe amount tbe reduction made. An injunction was allowed, preventing the collection of taxes on tbat amount.

Kanaley Mind. Another change has taken place in the matter of tbe mental condition of John B. Ranley. It was announced tbat Miss Edith ripeer. his betrothed, would resist tbe an- ghcatinn for the appointment of a amardian.

owever. abe changed ber mind, alter ad vice ot counsel. An investigation satiahed her attorney. Mr. C.

W. Buker. that Kunsley was not mentally balanced. No resistance was. therefore, made to the application, and Judge Ferris oiderrd the appointment of a guardian.

Domeetio Troubles. Mettle Crawford wants-a divorce from David Crawford. Tbey were married in May. 1835. and bave two children.

She allege that he baa been an habitual drunkard mil has neglected her for. several years. He beat and abused her. and in July. ism.

drove ber from Her maiden name was Dewey, to which she asks be Orris P. Cobb, attorney. Wellington V' Raldwin and Tiara A. Brown were married at Benson. Arizona Territory, in lnti.

They have no children. In a petition for divorce li ed yesterday he charges ber with absence and neglect. She ia now living in Minneapolis. Minn. Wm.

Brit top is hi attorney. Brica Bwlft'a WI1U The will of the late Briggs Swift was probated yesterday. Tbe document ia very short. It contains the request tbat in the distribution of tbe estate the statutory provisions be followed the same as if no will. The estate is valued at $500,000.

Swilt left two daughters. Mrs. Mary 6. Thorns Funics hrenetnan. The gifts to them in the past are not to be counted as part of the eatate.

Joseph O. Thorns and H. L. Bren-iuan are named as executors. The will was made last October.

General Coort News. Rosa Duertuid. aged 22. was sent to Long-view Asylum yesterday. She baa religious delusions.

Adam Hannibal had a recurrence of insanity and was sent back to the asylum. Tbe Circuit Court bas affirmed tbe case of Johnson, administrator, against Spiegel. The circuit Court has granted a stay ot execution of thirty days in the case of John Turner, convicted of murder in the second dev ree. Wm. Keupfle ha sued David IL Meyers ami others to reform a deed.

Geo. Good-hart, attorney, Mathew Lehan baa sued the city for 11.000 damages done to property by water from an overflowed sewer. O. J. Cosgrave.

attorney. John ami Mary Lehan Hied a similar suit for SjOO clam sues. Chas. K. Van Zile has sned for divorce from Helen Van Zile.

charging tier with fraud in the marriage contract, in tbat she re re-be herself to be chaste, when she was not. Amos Dye attorney. 1 ho Middletown Pnmp Company has sned M. B. Farrin for HOG damages lor breach of a contract to turiuah lumber.

C. W. Baker, attorney. In the suit of Frank Deterle to compel the Mayor of Klmwood Tlace to recognize him as a Councilman Judge buch waiter decided for Deterie, holding that two thirds of the Council did not vole on the suspension, as required. (..

L. Met is administrator of Charles F. Low. Personalty. SW0.

Frank Bowles is rtrainistrator of Eliza Lloyd. Fersonalty. S3.5U0: realty. J3.O0O, John D. Moore is aoministrator of Joseph Thome.

Personalty, tl.OUO: realty. 133.000. Hophia M. Perkins is nd uinlsirator of Albert U. Perkins.

Personalty, 300: realty. tiaoOL Cotxatj Clerk's Offloi Suit. COM XOX rt-EAS COURT. ro.548. Wellington W.

Baldwin vs. Dora A. Baldwin. Divorce. 89.549.

Wm. Kuepde vs. David H. Meyers et ai. Keiiet.

John Lehan et al. vs. City of Cincinnati: rS 5SL Matthew Lehan vs. same. Money.

W.5d2. Nettie Crawford v. David Crawford. Divorce- Carrie L. Harlan vs.

Harris. Britton A I ean. Appeal. 9.554. Robert D.

Harlan vs. same. Appeal. John Liabtforii vs. same.

Appeal. 9.5r;. Louisa J. Harlan vs. same.

Appeal. Cha. E. Van Zile vs. Helen VauZile.

Divorce. sy.ffiH. M. Bolan vs. BncVeye Marble and rreentone Company.

Appeal. 89.559. Valentine Keichert vs. Henry Busch- lii. Assignee, nepieviu.

tIPCBlOB CODBT. 451. The Middletown Pumn Comunv til li. Faii iu. Damage.

Polfoe Court Docket. Tbe following cases were disposed of by judge Ermston yesterday: Drunkenness Smith, bond to keep sober: William Beddehave. costs: Patrick Hullivan. thirty day and t0. costs suspended: Ldward McLutighlin.

dismissed: Mary Ma-lone. thirty day and $50 aud costs. Assault and Batierv Augustus Laraanski. disiuused: John Hardiman, March .1. t'ondiict William Hawkins, dismissed: Michael Kelly.

21: Carrie Kumly. $10 and costs; John Farrell. Thomaa Fsrr-ll. uismmsed. I.oiteririg Sadie Posey.

March 2K. Abusing Faiuily Deunia Mulcahey, "dismissed. Petit Larceny Freddie Kenner. George Flohr. 44arch 18: Jennie ill.

uismissed. Incorrigibility Peter Young. House of Kef age. 9 years old. Murder nt.

Stevens. March 21. Expiring-Person John Galvin, thirty da vs. fx) and costs. Grand Larceny James Connelly.

Charles Singer, bound over OHIO SVPItEMS COUBT. arwcTAi. rrArri to ssvtntis. CoxoMTSu, Oarin. af area 17.

Toe Supreme Coart to-day ana ou seed th fallowing gecialoaa: SSXKaAb BOCK AT. 17. Lneinda 1-. Hamphrey vs. J.

H. Owtna et al Krrertotbe Circuit Coer ol Metira Goaaty. Juiliiiwil nnnst aa cause remaaaed. l.m. P.

A. Kleniaa et el. v. Louis II. Vaoek.

Tressarer. Krrvt to the Circuit Court of onsir. AfS.mea. l. las, lsl Batrnisa vs.

Hajneet Weed. Smrto tu Circuit Oovi ot i raaAUu County. Jae-aaeot einraied. 1,17. Tbe L.

a. and it. H. Ballway ram sear r. Ha, It.

luiUa. trs te th Circuit Ceaxtet Cay. alioiia OBDlv. Jodaineat alBrBsee. 1.IA lb Jasarance Cempaay vs.

Wsa Meyer. Krror te ta cticultcoan el Baeallleai Can' Judrment aflrmed. I.sut. Jaaiea Maaolra et al. ta.

noaruaa O'Bannoe et aU Ur or te tee circslt Ceort et X4ckia Cuenty. Jadgaieat adlriued. tMH. starrr kailiiretul. va.Oenr af.

TatU. esecetor. et al. Airw to ti.e circuit Oaort ei lrauball cenaiy. Jadgsnent S9rae4.

I tTS. i a Ji. at. 4 O. nallrea Cesspei.T at al.

JaeieaR.Kmltbet.al. Krrut te te Clreolt ceert ef i.iklug Cseuly. Attnaed. Per eenaai reeert. tut.

Kufue T. Band va. c-arab K. Wtillaeta. a.

Krtee tm ta clteait Quart et Hiuwa i aaatj. imtm-asaat aairaoae. lMTIOK SfiCKCT. 13SO. Jack aaairae v.

the State of Okie, afedoe far leave to Ola yetitlee la error te the vircolt Oe-1 et Praaklla Couaty. Aileviae. I Levin uv(4 vs. N. Kaeoa, aeTatalatr' tor.

4c hlottoa lorrtelate eaua the. XAoleoeea-eral aeekeu lu. ailaabeth hteuiaegva, Iwfa Haraeretal. A4- tlos to re Daiaie eeuae St, a34 eei aeaeral oeKet. Uvemiled.

l.an. Tbe A'arvtew atfalnr Ceasaear va. Beet-salo HaU. AK.tlon te advaae eaune NatHl iii geaeral eeeket. afetln eileaed.

Atnef e4 piatatUT i) gird I aiaety daya. Lwh. 1 a b- and o. itallrcad Conaaay va. Ws M.

Koona et al. atetlea to advauoe raae Kt, erl fiookct. AUesrea ae reeaea fee awl axuaaeat aeted. THE ENQUIRER, CESTCrNTATI, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, ELKS' BESEFIT. A SSoet KajoyAMe Time PreealaeA Sleat.

Taesday Mlcht. 'Tba annual benefit of the local lodge of Elks will occur at the Odeon on next Tues day evening. Last year every seat was sold daya in advance, and thia year, with the on-tunal fin programme, it looks as if they would again experience) tbe same thing. Tbey have secured as tbe attractions Mr. James Wbitcotnb Riley, wbo will recite, in his inimitable way, some of bis world-famous poema.

This gentleman is too well known to oar people to need any introduction. Mr. Alfred P. Burbank will also appear, after an absence of many rears, in bnmoronsand dramatic recitals. The extraordinary and long-continued success ot this gentleman in the held of monologue entertainments render extended laudatory comment unnece-pary.

His part of the programme is. in effect, the happiest combination of tbe lecture and the dramatic performance yet discovered wherewith to delight and instruct the intelligent and appreciative of all classes. Tbe Cincinnati Concert 1'arty will furnish the ongs. which will be of a popular nature and sure to please. Merman hells ted t.

will, for the first time, produce two new cornet solos. That this will be a pleasing feature of the evenings entertainment goes without saying. Kale of seats begins at. Church's on next Saturday. FB1SK CE1PPIH DEAD.

Aa Old-Tlaier Passea Away at the City Inflrmary. Frank Crippin. a former well-known resident of this city, died after a short illness last Saturday at the City Infirmary, of which institution he had been an inmate far twenty-one years. The deceased was eighty-one years of age. He was born and raised on Broadway, near Seventh street.

Crippin will be remembered by the older members of tbe newspaper fraternity as being em cloyed on the i imce, doing- local woric. with Kb r-oen-cer for a side partner. His brother. William Crippin. known to many as "Invisible Green." also worked on the Times about the same time.

rippm's remains were interred in the Reading Cemetery, where a lot was purchased by friend, although It is said tbe deceased has relatives living iu this city. CONDEMNED. A Goodly Number of Dairy Cows. Consolidated Coal Company Awarded a Contract The B. P.

The Twe-Dollar-e-Day Sesoln-tion Minor Matters. A communication was received from 8. M. Ferris calling the attention of the Board to Union Bridge and Walnut Hills on Lin wood turnpike. Two miles of the road i within the limits of Cincinnati, and tbe abutting property holders have been notified to repair tbe sidewalks.

The complainant, who is the principal owner of the road, objects to the proposed improvement. EAI.TH OrriCBB PBKIf PRBG A8T Filed his weekly report. Cows were condemned as follows: H. Borcbers. Heading Itoad, 78 cows.

2 condemned; Mrs. Mary Niehaus. Reading Koad. CI cows. 6 condemned; C.

Kotmann. River-dale. 37 cows. 1 condemned: 11. Bokelo.

jiiverside. 17 cows. 1 condemned: Mrs. Mary Bnrrmann. Riverside.

-JS cows. 2 condemned: W. iScbmidt, Riverside. C8 cows. 1 condemned: A.

Mmetter. Riverside, 48 cows. 1 condemned. Of 1.751 cows inspected 259 were found fair. L497 good, s.id of all stables inspected 3 were fair and 34 good, fctock valued at $740 was condemned.

Miscellaneous pay-rolls of the Engineer's Department were approved. Tag besolctiox or council. Requesting the Board to pay all laborers or th Board $2 per day waa hied without further action. resolution from the Connty Commissioners asking tbe Board to accept the segmental steel arch bridge over Millcreek on olerain avenue was received and the Kugi-neer directed to examine the structure and report if it i ready for acceptance. i ha.rD.of the Waterworks Department, recommended that the bid of the.

Consolidated Coal and Mine Company, as it is the lowest received, be accepted anil a contract be made with tbem at $2 43 per ton, of 2,000 pounds, delivered at rrout street, and 65 per ton. of 2.000 pound, delivered at Hunt street, in such quantities as may be necessary and ordered during one year from date. The recommendation waa approved. Bids ware opened for sewering Richmond and other streets in District No. 1.

Division No. 5, and for the improvement by paving of Richmond street, from Queen City to Western avenue. The bids were referred to the Comptroller for report. STEVENS IN COURT. He WiU Bo Tried Saturday For Murder In tho First Degrree.

Will Stevens, charged with mnrdering C. Henry Wood, was in tbe Police Court yesterday morning. Mrs. Armstrong was also present in tbe Court room ready to testify. Stevens did not appear to relish the sition he was placed in, and was in any thing bat a good humor.

Attorneys Cooper and Wilson appeared for him. and also tbe revolver with which Wood was killed. The weapon is the latest pattern of bam merles Smith Wesson 38-caliber. There were three cartridges in it, one being empty. Detective Witte made an affidavit charging him with murder in the second degree, but Prosecutor Corcoran would not have it tbat war.

and an affidavit charging Stevens with murder in the first degree was made out. After some talk was continued nn til Saturday, and fcjtcvcns was released on $10,000 bond. Last evening Albert Johnson, of No. 577 Central avenue, a brother-in-law of Wood, called a( Police Headquarters and had a talk' with Chief Deitsch. He knew nothing of the shooting, bat claimed that it was not an accidental ail air.

though he could not give any reason for bis belief. YESTERDAY'S MORTALITY REP0ST. Aea 8S Carr at. ctrrbost ef river. Ansa M.

A. loitmaa. 9 Wells at. Dropsy. Joba A.

Auel.Z, 154 Oliver l-diphtheria. Vargaretha Wagaer.4,0t Central poauraoaia. Patrlc Cravan, St, Joba at. accidental railroad injuries. Nellie Sfaaalac oat, 0 w.

Fearl at. pnen-moeta. Carollae ataloae. 41.61 Mate at. eonaemptloa.

Jacob Zueat, 7S, JB Kvarett asthma. Catharine Delaaey, 70, 432 W. Coart at. gBral paralysis. Atatherin Hoffmaoa, 61, Beeead av.

and Bt. Jaroea phthlsl pulmonale. William H. Baldwla. Lower Blrerroad-accldeatal railroad lajurla.

Kamuel Hamilton, Si. raited States Harlo Hospital aceioaotal bums and scalds. Mary Banbeld.TX Christ Hoapttalparalyata. -Jalla K. Bird.

1. 41S W. Xlntb typhald pneo-aoeala. lAiclada Kmery, SS. 13 Joh at.

pDeamonl. The Rt Pawl Chareo. Maatemla. The St. Pact M.

E. Church mnsicale. which is to be held on Thursday evening, will be in Charge ef Mia Belle 8. Tyler, who will be assisted by the following ladies: Misses Bertha Sbeban.BeUe Worth. Mildred Marsh and I Brant: also by Messrs.

Ehrgott and Lempe. tbe college quartet. Miss Lillie f. 'Iy er will be the acc mpanist. The proceeds will go to aid foreign missien work.

Weil-Tiaaeel Geaerasny The death of Otto Schwartz, shipping clerk ia MihaK.vitch. Fletcher wholesale win house, was the occasion of a display of generosity on the part of tbe employes, who, with the-tnembers of the firm, contributed to a pnrae which paid all expense of the fuueral. Schwarta leave a idowed mother retudingat iatband Vineatreeta. A rilafol (lytratlaa. The wife or Dave Miller.

Chief Clerk of the Conn ty Sheriffs office, underwent a painful operation yesterday. A large tntnor. weigh ing aeveral potind. wa removed from her right-aide. Ihe operation was successfully performed by Dr.

Walker. Mrs. Miller will reouver. although she will be necessarily confined to her bed tor several week. Imtv CH i Watt.

Cowling's little daughter. Katie, won tho gold watch offered by the Church of the Holy Oe3 to person selling the largest number of tickets for the concert given by Uiat organization. A Warrwet For at urder. AKce Marshall yesterday swora out a warrant for tba arrest of George Lawrence, charging him with murdering her husband. Bill Lawrence.

Avota all risk with a stubborn cough by using atones Dr. 0. Jayne's Lxpectoraut. a sure remedy tor all eonghs and coin t. and well calculated to exert a beueucial lu uence a Uus iuixgs aaul Uu-oaw IILEME itm 191.

Clmcinnati Is Acknowledged to Be he Lowest-Priced Dry Goods and Notion Market in WE ARE THE LOWEaST PRICED HOO SE FECIAL PECIAL PECIAL LIVE WHOLESALE BUYERS giving our Stock THE ALMS THE Spring '91. OPBIIHG TO-DAY. Main, Canal WOOTJEURY-S FACIAL BLEMISHIIS. Tbo alsrta-uxst in Hwvrll for tsW IimI SsenM ot ta e)ia oad '-CSkias. et.

SatOeieg eli ava Italy aval thmvk pisjt4a etrtfisv tsi, wmA text wssw, mil aos, f'i' tick, mrt, pttUaga ati ui ltg. toeiu siytpnefsit, aXe. Ft, nrBoa st by Itilicr. lr-piMCC Book alt k1 ft 4 Srstiv A9m-tM tvi Uoir Tit ant lr lUa. JO IIX H.

woodbtrt, Furnished Complete at the Very Lowest Prices. Don't buy a Eilliard Table SALOON FIXTURES! SPORTING GOODS! CTJTICTJRA. REMEDIES Skins on Fire With Itchinr, Bnrnlnjr, Bleed Inff Ucieniss Instantly lielievexl bj Cntlonrat Remedies. Onr little son will he 4 years of age on the 25 tli inst. In May.

1883. be was attacked witfi a very painiai treaii(iig oat oi tne skiii. called in a physician, who treated him for anoat four weeks. Tbe child received little or nogiod from tbe treatment, as the breaking "lit. supposed by the physician to be hives in an aggravated form, became larver in blotcli.

and more and more distressing. We were frraiienlly obliged to get up in Hie nightand rub him with soda in water.strong liniments. Sic Finally we called other physicians, until no less than six had atteropu-d to cure him. all alike failing, and the cbilU steadily getting worse and worse, an til about the2)lh of last July, when we began to give him Ctrricntt RcaoLvgsT -internaily and tbe CcTicra and CcTfct'CA Hour externally, and by the last of August be was so nearly well that we gave him only one dose of the Resolvent about every second iayfor about ten days longer, and be has never been troubled since with tbe horrid malady. In alt we used less than one halt of a bottle of t'UTict-R EgsouVKKT.

a little less than one bos of Ccticuha and only one rake of rcii-ccsaBoap. H- KYA, Cayuga. Livingston III. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th uay of January. 1S87.

J. S. t'OE. J. X.

Cuticura Remedies Parents, do you realtze how your little ones suSerwhen their tender skins are literally on lire with itching, bnrniug. scaly and blotched ssin and scalp diseases? To know that a single application of be Cvticuka Kimkdiks will often aiford instant relief, permit rest and sleep, and point to a permanent and economical foaseedy) cure, and not to use them, without a moment's delay, is to be gniity of positive inhumanity. No greater legacy can be bestowed upon a child than a clear skin and pure blood. Ccticcra Remedies are absolutely pure, and may be used from infancy to age. from pirn pies to scrofula.

lold eveTT-wnere. Prrcer Con cv sjt. 50c: sals. KEsotvaxT. tt.

Prepared by the PoTTga Dat-i. ago CaaiucAt, CoaroBATtos. Vrs. QIDVIQFkin and Scalp purified and bearj-DntJi Ulied by Cuticura feoup. Absolutely K3 RHEUMAT1Z B0UT KB In mlaat the Cntlenrm kr s- m-m-x im ariavater relieves AJiei ej art rnatic Sciatic.

Hip. Kidney. Mu "ay cularaau nest Pains. The first an AaU-Pain Plaster relieves Kheu- 4 us-and only instantaneous pain-kiiiiug atreugtbeu- ina- plaster. WAP.

Xka) rat JuajuaJt pnrtiss Mal. PEAKS' SOAP. Imve-SXThi TTPE, FRANKUM Ar.i ELECTuSTYPE 163 ViHf Street. Cincinnati Ohkx Tkarrmsn wMch printed kA ta assise 4.v.--jf, irJDUCEMErJTS. REBATES.

TRADE DISCOUNTS. and Prices a thorough inspection. JOHM SMDLLDTO St DOEPKE CO. THE" and Hunt Streets. FACIAL SOAP.

Woodbury's Facial Soap For Skis Scalp. Vrmfmrmd by a DvnHjUoTociH with 90 yrn erinc nigaij iuuonu ttj av mcvi-iuwaaaAtinn nawtuoisvai aval av remedr for 9rcyTna Maidhtwd, oily akin piinMl, reli wormi, coipulfxioii, efo Indi paf avrtlas avai alfltUt sr. irla. And siira urevsjot ivcof ftJidtAvtwMft of tboftaiiacil acivlp. -at DruBsists or by mail Price SOo.

ROTHSCHILD'S' DTJHME CO. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT TO PCKCHASER3 OP Bridal Gifts, Birthday Gifts, Cferistenin; Gifts, Confirmation Gifts and Eastar Offerings. The Salesrooms of Duhme 5r during- the Half Century existence of lhe house, were never so attractive as at ptesent. Mere is displayed a vast col lectzon of beautiful and useful objects, that have been wrought from the imperishable metals, selling at such reasonable prices as were not dreamed of a few years since. Inspection invited.

DUHIV.E&CO. SILVERSMITHS, WORKSHOPS SALESROOMS, F0U1TH AND LNUT THE JOS. R. PEEBLES' SOWS CO. REE -A CUP OJB 11' i i the ee iseef.

Hade froaa the eelebrmrd A rrnoor Kxtraat iseef. toerved daily a The Joseph Peebles' Sans Co, mfAKCIAL. IIOITEIT TO I.OAII Eastern capital on? real estate security at lowest rates. roxxTvcxxDrr, E4 WEST IXliBXi KS. in: i i TEE eTOxXFT SHUXITO C03STAXT.

earn es' ai Ilt can not afford to But One The Robt. I 1 MEDICAL. Jyy MATtmE'S OWN METHOD OF REOEMERATINa THE aVSTtet. pmearinr and snstalninc siealtb ly acientioe electro-therapeutic action, altogether unrivaieo. sad yet so imi-ie tbat any-oua can apply it.

REACHING Trie VERY FOUNTAIN OP LIFE. It absolutely cures an deesses, however oV Unate, where the nerae loreei aoected. as-lost or A ILtNU FoWKft, frsonmtlr orrorring In men who ere otherwise sound, MCSVUi 11EB1UTV. KX A tJKT ITS ZiIsC II A KCB, Ww4TINi OF THS rABTS, ail forms of IJOSIIV sad UULUDHH UIMKAHAC. ALL COMPLAINTS CHARACTERIZED by Bead ache, Bsekaeh.

Hervoasneas, Neural, git, Lew or Kieep, Cot restlooa. Ilxiaes and Ttrad, Weak, Dragging fceasatloa, are cumi wiuuni lait. a amins mm tispvnws, onr SwOUUl aOCluent OT Imprudence cause recurrence, tbe BKGEA'KaiATOR retains perpetual efueaey. and can be re-applled wttb tbe same -rail re reralu as at brat. EQUAL IN EVERY RESPECT TO A COSTLY BATTERY, it Is preferable to th: ita opcratioa i a steady, gentle current, witbout abork.

pala or an-aoyaneat prvwloefo an almost insiaqtaneoa rrrmanmit eflecu maitel ooa ia ehoiacter and well described aa iteg.n.i alias. THE REGENERATOR ITSELF, and bond reds of grateful ptluu praise lu Among toeae are Clrwmen, Lajt-vrt. MerKU. Clerks, ftehmmim, Jtfeai Ui eeria. SENT POST-PAID AND 9 TCUR ELY RTA1 mtb fnfl A mm afosey reraBded If not predaely a bere represented.

Bond sac one without elay Xm mmt ans- UtxUtM aeerSAv (see ateUava 1 FULL DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS sent THE. DE CROOT ELECTRIC PUBLIC AUCTION. THIS IS THE DAY! LARGE AJNWU SALE HEAL ESTATE ATTHfc CUelRBsti Keal Estate Esrhargre, Cksflf ber ef CoBkierte aildiag, This Morning at 11 O'clock. Fin Iraslneaa. Resldeaee a- a Vaeaat Propertte te ee oflered eeuie wbie will be sole witbout reasrv te IBs bigbeat r.

TBI! BfcAL CtsTATK IICBtKOC It '1 Chamber a BniKlmt. PTJBjLIC auction op cox- DEiLNED HOUSES. GiMFTXI.sV OfTtca. Cix3katl. March S.

IWTLL CTTTR AT PCBLIC ACiTIOS on the premise, at th-corner of Burn and HatmaTUr.iwt anri and jStae-bler SAreeta. on tlfNtMJAY, Mareb la. Uiji at 1 SO P. II, th three frame boose and outWidinas. known a tbe Nieoll pr Prrty.

the lirtb property and tn-Cartwriglrt property, being ml, the imcrore-mentseondemnrd ty the tvoi OiueiFnsti to connect Hatmaker street with Born, street; also, the two frame booses, wit the outbuildings, fences. Ac-, own as tbe rand th Hehemati being all the improveeaents euaderaned by the ity of i ci nail to eosinect btsebler street 'rdttUeTul bs sold to the bighest bidder. rlTh Tour be remeved withia tiirtT davs from day of sale. Tb right w.Wiect GEO. V.

Arcfcite St. iotinsiwsv Unildif g. Te tea boas Xa.A7. sealed LITO PECIAL DRIVES every DEPARTMENT. TOCIC ASSORTMENT THE BEST.

TORETHE BEST LIGHTED. make their Spring ROBERT MITCHEIX KTJRNITTJRE ALL CONCEDE that our Sala" is Be est "Money Saving" opportunity ever presented to Furniture cna is as to the style and character of lii3 gocds, it tiie prices are below any and all competition. Our sale includes nearly eyery article in stock, from Basement to Every Thing Marked in Rain Figures One Price. XXLOOK' AT OUR $12.25 HAIR Uraituire 107, 109, 111, 113 West Fourth Street, MANUFACTURERS AND MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS, until you have, our prices. The Medical Marvel of the Age." THSi BE GKUOT REGENERATOR fro on application.

CO. 66 Liberty New York. 35tBaWl PIANOS. fo) BROTHEIlCr CABINET GRAND PliinO-FOlMIC If yon are grring to bay a PUnow see tbsss instrusaaoU before yon purcba. Ko.

158 at I'onrth Street, "jxzAn elm STr.rzrr. E3J 7 3 I C0I1 th3 Country, and I Purchases before' Race, Seventh 9 George Streets CO. rgfWELRY. stC Tiia Old Re'iaDIa Jewalar, CLEMENS OSKAJir, Tins Street, Okiu. fiign of tbe Great CI t.

"MORNING. NOON AND EVKMVG. lfr2Mf-p! -J PB0P05ALS. NOTICE TO COXTHAtTiUH. CrEAT.KM PROPOSAl will be lit ilieolliceof the Icrlc.

i.i:..-i.. Hut er uu t. IJlifn. until li on ltie4lh day of April. IWI.

Utr fl.e nisienal ami labor and cnsir ir brick anil tile sewer for drairaur si, 1 tai purposes, includina all 1m. "f'u' apecuti and ervice pip's. rr -7 "-plan and stmit.cations ..11 file: 1. cavatK.ns and buck tilling. on 1 ird street, about Ifcci feet Inth of sewer ui -iv.

about feet tSMfaetm I.Vint-ti l-ct of 1-iticti tile). Iengib v---f I'ifth atrert. ab.tnt 1.115 lert of 3 lecvk.r- don rile ring brick or 3-feet tile. 1. Ida will be r-ceivel for tl.e rntt" orfortnrouf serarale sewer i'- a nientionei afvive.

The bid or proposal muat be b'ang furnished lrom this tai'i the nam 1. sines of an '1 gether with two sureties, a regi.ire 1 terms. Ttie City I'ouncil reserves the any or an I ls, byor irrof ity B. J. MEl'hk A.

MTM. Cf Wei SEAI.m PROPOSALS will be jre, the olllce of the It4rd i itr A'vr- s-tilUo'ilo i.oon of KIiNhlY. 'St. A. U.

lil. for the impnveni ni of I street, brtween Ohio and aVM.ev constructing sewers and necesitary appurtenances anc with pia.i and ths office of ttie tJiuef Euntuf -r of i itr Arlairs. ttie -ante to caah. Aa i the or.linance for said improve. Ihe Hoard reserve the r.ein of t- any or an i.u.-.

ludders will indorse their rai dress ills the outntde of the vd taimr.g their bi ts. Karh bid to beaccomiatiied br trreated 111. liters to use the nnnted foru. SI other will be recrived, Ur direction ot th Hoard. TH0.1i..-ilirH.

I ifeSS-StW SKAl.ED PROPOSALS will h-, 1 I 19 r. I 1 1 lin. by tne liosr.t of K-iuoirion 1 dysum special chiKl lownship, Hamilton t-imtr Cordance wt'h st-ctutn 3v ikf "t'ic ''v starutea nl Ohio, for UJ tvnalsa-d huiidinsa ciii aairi ili.ipit in -l'tarf J-specilir nions on Me at, ine ol John Hail, architect, of fifth- an.t aimit lnril.inatl.Ohin. Rj.is be iriar -1 for actio I hous-- and to J- JJlek. flrrg sx-kiLan I 'i ait -off; re.

h-" ounty. Haio. I lie Hoard re-r- reject any or all bids. rn; nwAi liiJm initio attZie i- i.w H.hiiM,. l' e.r.u March J.

1KH. mi.t-lLl'-i'- BOITTJ3. City Bonds cf Uiddlstowa For ryjtr. rocxrtL ofthf. city or J.

dlrfosn. will receive eled ofim-' aajeof ti.e last te ol inr le and street iniprnven-enl bon Deration of in Ohio. lACtiow of bondjb- rv asm of one oo.lsrs bs-r 2U. issa. with interest tnereon cent.

prrinuu. payab raia ten no' are inclusive, an.t the first of sai.i J' QUtf Sua Pll IWf "Iticra I- tberson. and -rh succeseive j.ie come due sccor ling the noaicrr a of said bond, besi.isiitg witn DUnif enuina with ni ruber 3S, wtiw-n i ,,0 i. five rears from lltu-brr set ISA will be sol. I mitb, scerosJ 1..

wrest in Sober 30, usak -Th, Stw-r JSe bond srs nu ftreet improveuient boiiJ- ST of Middlelowns saul bon.l conpons attached. are payabieai lark Hank. ew org cur. isf Orler will be received uulil toe Ma rob. at 13 o'clock no.u.

i an.t Posited witu Terms easb. The ouncil reset to reject any or ail oners. mm I Lle-O-beaaVs I.