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EflL ESTATE mm BUILDING lutboMh It wlH ee aWrhtha efore new- apartment buDdlng at too ta- teeotlon of Beadlne; road and Avon avenue Is ready otpy, urteee out of tventy-fpur suites It been leased lor lira mini lorn three to five years. of tht apartments were ttkan terday. at 11,000 each, thj aoltoa tving nvo rooms. Ono tenant took a uble apartment I v. T.

Cooper la interested la the con- ruction of tho improvement Bow be-g plaatsred. Tho formor yesterday Id to James a SlmpaoB a new du- apartroent on tha north ilda of the sscond houaa wsst of Har- ny, AvonoiiO) property, secured an Invest- nt, hss been leaaod at 11.100 4 yaar. yf. IV. CHPPinjer, attorney, wno urea largely la realty matUra la dleonvllle, will immediately re-enter construction field, having bought ,) feet on the weal siae 01 rtomer rest, near BramDie mnut, iron ncan M.

Clark. Two dwellings of bungalow type are to be con-ructed. even-room preaaed brick aeml- nsalow is io do comirucive oy jcl.e nnan on Herachel avenue. I.lnwood road. ML Lookout, for May Pfeiffenberger.

The latter bought by 140 feet for tho Im- ovrmenl. the total coat to be about fill). (if urn ere being taken by Stewart Stewart, architects, for the erection a double store bulldlDg for Oeorge Doran. on Court, Just west of Cen- 1 avenue. It will be of one story.

O. Bammerlln. builder, who has sold i i home on Pine Grove avenue, Hyde rk. to Utto Zleres, a butcher, for I 800. haa moved to eOM) Carter avenue.

lorwood. He aold to Barbara Oessmaa i new dwelling, 4013 Carter avenue, a room br'clc, for 4.900. Karl B. Mitchell, of (he Arm of Neely Mitchell, has en Mated In Troop. His krtner, John R.

Neely. yesterday took arge of the selling department of Hay- nl Detzel, builders. Vred It Krleg. a baker, paid 14,000 for residence of Mrs. Florence Smith on north side of Roe street, near Blaney rnue.

Madlaonville. frhf Cave property. Including an acre ground, at Plalnville, has been bought John Able, it was held at $4,000. y.atmatee are being received by M. J.

Iberg for the construction of a one- lory store building 22 by 65 feet on Nor-aiod avenue, in Norwood. It la to be led aa a grocery. lan.i have been prepared by C. C. Bur- igha, architect, for the construction of rick Karaite in connection with' the ree-nre of Fred Uruen on Oxford terraca.

Clifton. Rose Addison yesterday sold her on the south side of Erie svenue, Whetsel, in Madlaonville, to Edward ure for XX general method of learning the real itata business will be discussed at tha finual meeting of the National Assoc! av ion of Real Kitate Uoarda, to take place Milwaukee latter part of this lonth. Kfforts will be made to standard- as well as Improve real estate meth- throuthout the country, the object In to raise the ethical and professional undent as well as Increase the sphere economic usefulness of the broker. committee having the work in arge will report that It has been ra ving much assistance from the unl- leraitlea of the country, some of which ve departmenti for this line of study. John C.

Rogers, attorney, who frequent- ngurea In the realty market, yesterday )k title to the Trevarren Flat Building. the south side of McMillan street, just of Peebles Corner. The sale has pen nendinr some weeks. It helnna-ed nmpany, and was aold through M. J.

ynn snd Peter Fagin, brokers. Yesterday Fred Tuke st Boa sold at kictlon the frame dwelling. 023 Burns reet. for Mrs. Anna Godfrey to H.

A. Ii-kman, of the United States Machine Company, for (900. Application was made at the Building hmmlaaloner a office yesterday by the "srd of Park Commissioner for a per- to erect a brick, stone and concrete pelter house on the Evanston Play- ound. lOestlmated coat 117.000. Building Permits.

Evans oil Company. 687 Elsinora ave- iie. brick filling station, 831-M Elslnors nue; neraenman. alterations at 951 For-avenue; 14,000. M.

D. Smith. 843S Wlswell avenue, one- hd-rme-half-story frame residence, Prtheast corner Stewart and Luhn reets. 12.500; ono-and-one-half-story ame reeldenoe, southeast corner Btew- snd Luhn streets; SEAL ESTATE TSA5SFEBS. VONDAI.F Wlllla laHafnMl ia Amalla Unpen, loo feat en east atda at Beading 1.

VONTlAI.in a. Wmpaon. 48 by 20 '(aat oa north aide of Ksaota avanua, foet east of Burnet ave- ii js In Avondala; II. 1 WAIHINOTON-Loulae Mueller te HatTner, 30 foot oa weet aide of Cole- SS. "A avenue la tamp Waahlnston: St.

Hants to at. ana Kllaa bath Lepere, It by 101 iTr." of alaaaacattastu avenue Camp Wasbuutaat It. r. McXenaaa te WUBam o7 rwr1 feet oa east side ot Ormond avanua la CHb. SV FLLBOB BILL Tho WMh rian.

arm Sam Naeler at aL. Lot iye subdlvuiaa. si HILL-Tb, Norob CMIeaa Kin ism I.W Artmw Peikertb, Y'l'o i-ana aaa wwinaoa; 1. "amo to jUhiub subdlvlaloni 11 ifa sat 11.100. pVZT EiJ KerU College Mill sub- DAB raatl II.

ewra tveaae aad Osrsta p.srwo Vj'rr-le A Kerr to rhir? ZZJZ I C. Hopklae-e SK a "Arabs Oei iiw Tea J- lna ef Han -JL. "et ea tha nonk at arwaae, .111. SI lael a Mento avmlT eat east Una 1 1m ID Kurlia ess-atairtu- it" MtM la Ken. "aas ujaaaat I i sit.

AUBTUN KUseketW a Ohler to hlb vwr, i ay net est west etas of satta etrsa. 11. ItTT LOOICOOT-eaaniaxata Met eanea te Nell O. Aswar. i fast ea vest side ef eieeeeaes aveaee; NT.

IXXIKCrrrr Baaeunm T. Mif.eesien te May PfaJffeaberger, 41 by 141 feet oa Her- senes IL i aUDUOHVILLSWermv. I. Ami to Mia a. Holmes, 1.41 acres of lead SB Beet 10 la Oaiexabie Tewasehlpi II.

MAniSONVIIXB ASM Beeter et at te abbs M. Bradley. by 111 i ea north siae af Wssstsr turaplka leadi IL NORWOOD Bthel O. Belslngsr te Aesrast Stalnkaaie, 41 kr lee fset ea narth aide Keallwerth arena. feat west at wni aveave la wei aeeai l.

NORWOOD August OL BammerHa be Bar-bar Oeaemeiin. II by lit fee aa east aide a Ovter street. 1U feet aorta ef wuuaaoe aveaue la Weeweai; II. KORWOOrtni A. Iww ta HarrV J.

Ptenoa. Let lit In Bonear 4t Hop kins'! eeewnesea el aeata (farweea; PRIOB HILL-Bar Ifrntk te James A. Bebestlaal. by MS feet ea tbe aaat esse of evetitie. oeiweea anoe ewsiOT ans Prloe Hill saaai n.

Oeerma T. MeDolis ta Jaawe A. Bshesllsil. aesse property; H. FR1CB HILXr-Jakn Btki to Natkaa Oetaaa, is by tT tMt en the weet ef Eltoroo avenue, eelac pert of Leu IS aaa 1 la O.

nernera auMlvutea: si. PRICB RtLL-Inrla IX Alien ta rtetkea Oeldea. part af Lots I and I In O. B. Hot sere eubdivutoa; Si, PRICB HILL Ella A.

SheDard ta Inrta D. Alien, MS by let feet ea the east aide ef Oraetllne avenue, ea Prloe Hill; IL PRICB HILL Barrtll a Blatee. nerater ef William P. Bord. to Rabin Landeeoarg, by US feet oa the weet aide ef Elberoa ave- sue.

aw not aorta, of Eighth etreet; IV. Allee W. Boyd la RabU Laadeaoersj. propany u. HatUe 1C Phillips to BsMa langaetiarg.

same property; iroe. PRICB MILL Beta to of Drama M. Haaart te xmaauel Baaer, II by 171 foot on tho aortb aide of West Eighth street. feet west ef Baton avenue; Bit, ST. BERNARD William ahwettmann ta Henry ana Edward Bohwettmana.

tU feet oa sate avenue, In geatloas and la MIU-ereek Tewnabjp; ft. TERRA ALTA-rranooa Miller te Mabel P. Baker, lot by 171 foot on the north aide of neiievuoi avoaaa, la Term Alia: II. WALNUT HILLBr-rtw TTnlea Bartnra Beak ana Trust Oompany to John O. Raters.

by reec on uia soutb Mot of MaMUiaa etroot. an wauiut uiim; si. WRBT BND laaoah ITamaa? at. to BUM eeth Kemper, by pi foot en tho oaoth atda Botta etroot. bat a tea yissasas aveane and oaynuiier etreet; IL WRIT END Clmrloa M.

Warth aaetnnaU Ire Manufutnrlng Oseapany, ve yoara' leaaa rraoa Juno Is. Jafl. of by us foot on tbe weet side of Una street, US foot aortb of Bverett atreeti alee, by foot ea the east side of Barton etroot: Also, by TI feat an the aaat eMe of Barton etroot. IN foot nonk of Everett atraet; awe, by TI foot oa tho mi aioo or Hanoa eveat; saoaiaiy root ao. WB8T E1T-Halre of Lawle Btamar.

per ghor. IB. to Otto tnemor, by let feet on the south side ef Bank etroot, to feet west of niiemaa stroat; 14, BU a. WE8T END William fl. P.

Oabann (a Raarv Hummera, by 111 foot oa the weet aide of enoioy avenue; si. west ENTV-Harolil iknlth, par aherlff, to Harry Mandall. by 1st feat on the north sine or luenmene street. Being known as ea nicnmona auoos; WILLIAMS STREBIWaeok Btaoke to Kllaa aatn Hollo way. S) by lie foot oa the aaat ui wiiiiajDa eireei; 11.

WINTON PLACE Bottle Ertel to MarietU Oray, by IIS feet oa the weet aide of Burr jm airoei, aw teat nortn or Epwortb ave nue; WTOMINO Mary P. Cameron te John Hon by 1U foot on the emits aids of niiaiana avsnae, in wyaenlng; si KorttM Tiled. Rubin landaal aberi to Western Avenue Building Aaaoclatloei T.OOO Anna nainaaamp lO swutnora Unas and T. Company Peter J. Nay, to Oreen Street L.

and B. Company at aims Hucke Havsrty to Home B. and TOO l.ooo LOOO l.ooo Lt. inmpany Anna M. C.

Bradley to Senate and n. MjBiimyr Andrew panes to Provident Loan Oo Pasqulla at to East End L. A. Co. Ooorge T.

Katar to Miami B. and L. Co. Jobs P. Dollmann to aame Anna K.

Olaagow to Liberal L. and B. Company Varlrai Carr to same Elisabeth Holloway to Ormonde S. and L. Company Jamee B.

Blmpeon te Porelgn Cbrlatlan MUerionary Bodoty Prank E. MM daks to Robert Ludlum Harry Mandall ta C. Oche Christina Jankowaky to Bon B. A. No.

1 Roete L. Sellers to Jooeph N. Hook John B. Thedera to College Hill and B. Company Marvin Jackson te Win too German S.

and L. A Nathan Golden to Anna Bucnanoa. 1.SO0 1.KS) l.SOU 4,000 M0 20U LOOO T.OOO too 4.000 O0 110 l.soo Lite Marvin Jackson to Mlohael Mlnaaa. John Rotors to Union Bavings B. and T.

Company Barbara Osbbiiisiib to August Q. moriui Btla 1. Bolmee te gtobert J. Creeap Aaron Want to aim Street Induetir L. and B.

Company Joh I. Hall to Walaot Hills I sat Oompany KoTtogaa Canceled. son oo 1,700 tsoo Paul I- Held te Southern Ohio L. and T. Oo I III Oeorge H.

AstleT te Henry Von dor Ahe Lies Ratio Wlndeor te East End I- A. 1.710 William Clark to Waltar P. MoKoown 1.400 Frederick A. Stanley to Southern Ohio L. and T.

Co l.ias Charlee W. Ball to A. Meats 11.400 Pssqulla Vnetts te Columbia B. and L1.CO l.MJ Elea M. Cos to Elisabeth Ritchie 1.400 Clemens Kruthaup to St.

Barnard L. aad B. A. Co 1,400 Jacob Blacks to Ormonde S. and L.

Company let Harry C. HIM te Pleasant Ridge B. and s.svv Vila Bltnontan ta Hanrv O. Brueeee- man MM Albert Lelet to Southern Ohio L. and T.

Oo Hsnry A. Peter to Brighton German Bank Co 1.444 John R. Thedera te College Hill L. and B. Co 1.10 J.

Oodfrle to Bllanom Mlngae tot Sams to John Mlngea 1.140 Minnie A. Kerr to Oerniaala B. A. No. I I.

Ml Henry H. Pricks te Olobe B. end S. Company 1,111 Raymond Davis to Bank Street B. A.

Company 1,141 Anna B. Ha wins to S. r. Cooper Ill Jacob W. Kapp to Mary B.

Bcbenek. 114 Edward O. Bennett to Miami Town- ahip B. aad L. Co II John Bailor to Apollo S.

and I- 14,404 Harry Hickman to A. H. Klamb 714 Cora L. (llllatt to B. Martin 1.004 Elian Balton to Colambla and A.

Co "I NEWS OF THE COURTS. In his answer and cross-petition to the alimony suit of Nora, Roafh, City Fire man Peter J. Roach denies all her charges and ssskg divorce from her, through Attorney Tnorndyks. He ob tained an Injunction preventing his wife Interfering with him. Roach says his wife filed suit for alimony March 14 last, but, contrary to her allegation, she did not dismiss It at his promise to be good.

On the contrary, Roach says, his wife promised she never would again "annoy or mistreat" him if he would resume marital relations with her. Upon these promlsea, Roach says, at the suggestion of officers of the court, a reconciliation was effected. However. Roach alleges, she did not keep her promise. For his cross-petition Roach declares his wife haa aa ungovernable temper, and frejueutly tore the clothing from his back, curaad him aad threatened ta Mew eat big brains.

Itarcb 13 last. Roach avers, he went to tied at 11 e'oleck. txrt his wife beeran quarreling, so he arose) and suited to keava She roUowed tn Bar nignt wining and tore eS his shirt, ha declares. Roach says he did not return until March 16, when ha had friend with htm "for safety sake." "Won't you esme back to me, Peter Roach declares big wife pleaded, but. aa aha kent her hand behind her.

one ef those present walked arouad to see what she had and Isomer ed a revolver la her hand. Reach declares. It was after that tkvp were reconciled, but. Rone alleewe, her treatment contlnoed and he was forced to leave her Jury 1 Sophia Hoffman, 64 years old, 2853 Auburn avenue, was before Judge Charles W. Hoffman yesterday seeking divorce snd alimony from Joseph Hoffman, 64 rears old.

We Hopkins street, solicitor, te wham aha was marrlad Map 31, 1M. Mia, HotTmaa has fossr chaldron by a former sssrriage, tho eldest of whom Is at pears old. She declared Heffwaaji left hep IT years ago, aad alleged ho lived with another woman eight rears. Bhs said she one seed him for alimony, snd for me expected this weenan would give HofTmaa fSOO to give her, bat she did act, and the all rraoa suit was die- missed. Judge Hoffman took the ease ina, Jr, e00 Mstweod tn arral Ui THE CINCINNATI, jJLY 12, 1917 Park.

m. naatad dlTereiar aim (ram Margaret Leauing. wneaa Be Baarrtod Detroit Cbrtsusaaa Dap. 1M -the absnlsaad kiss aad kar vw-amtlavoei ebJA Uaute said. A decree was graated Mary J.

Moh sav-laHa Matat arwes dimming net1 iuat Andy Koiser. Sayhar Park, cigar maker, ea tbe ground of erualty. Allmooy was aMtled eat of Cenrt. They were married UOS, aad the wife said ahe was forced to leave May I last. T'atirying be drank Intoxicants and has aot erven her a cant for support la five peavrk, but beat her frequently, Laos Duan.

Marshall avenue, sought divorce front William Dunn, paper maker, aad for custody of their two children. They vera married In 190S and separated last April, When, the wife said. Dunn was arrested for aoaaupport. More testimony will be heard. After hearing tha evidence In the suit of Theresa Sullivan Herbea.

Fifth and Lock streets, for divorce from Frank S. Herbea. SM Baum street, compounder, Judjw Hoffman graated tbe wife a decree on tbe grounds of cruelty and neglect. Jules MoLeaa, 2821 Erie avenue, machinist, told Jodre Hoffman ha married Bmm McLean September 23, 1809, and In 11 she told him ahe had lived with another man before she married him. Ha left her at once.

He Was granted divorce. Willful absence for 11 years wss the ground on which Ethel A. Qauamsn. 214 Webster street, hvea divorced from George Qauaman. painter, to whom shs waa married Pittsburg June 2, 1905.

Loraine Thompson. 207S Maple avenue, was granted a divorce from Theron Thompson yesterday. The case waa heard May 28. The divorce suit of John W. against Bessie Osulden was dismissed for lack of prosecution.

Married at Dryden. May IS, 1910. Latch Barnes now Is suing for divorce from Myrtle Barnes, whom he charges with neglect and cruelty. He says shs left him last November, refusing to live In Ohio, and went back to Virginia A charge of willful absence Is mads by Joseph J. Perm, who Is suing for divorce from Isabella Perm, Louisville.

whom he married September 2. 1912. May Home, 1248 East Third atrset. waa granted a decree of divorce from Leonard Home, Wellaton. Ohio, laborer, yesterday on the ground ef gross neglect, Tha case waa heard June It by by Domestic Relations Judge Charles W.

Hoff- Cruelty Is charged by Maria J. Brasswell In her suit for divorce from Charles H. Brasswell. She says she weighs only 100 pounds, while Brasswell weighs 175, and that be has beaten and alrused her until shs csa no longer stand it. She seeks restoration of her maiden name.

Bishop. Mothers' Club Sued on' Contract. Officers of the Sharonvllle Mothers" club are made defendants In a suit filed In Common Pleas Court yesterday by the Midland Lyceum Bureau upon a contract' to furnish a series of four dramatlo and musical entertainments In 1918. Judg ment for $121 la demanded. The defend ants are Mrs.

Orrln H. Long, President; Mrs. Anna Bunyan. Treasurer; Mrs. Jennie Banger; Secretary, and Miss Sarah E.

Williamson, Principal of the school and Chairman of the Entertainment Com mittee. Totln' Weapon Costa 10. Henry Hergtns pleaded guilty to a charge ot carrying; concealed weapons and waa lined 110 by Judge Buchwslter In Criminal Division yesterday. HEW SUITS FILED. rXMMON PLEAS COURT.

lea.TXO. William A. Han va. Owiraa W. Bennett.

Pnr 11.000 oa a note. C. Wilson les.Tia. Dwuht H. Short va ThaS P.

Moore at el. To set ealdo will or Malvln R. short. Theodore Horatmann. 15.7X1.

Joeooh J. Porra vs. Isabella Perra Por divorce. Batae A Bates. Boynton at va.

Tito Probst Lumber Company, rw SS0 as Oamagea. Nal-aon A Hlckenlooper. lesjss. William John va. Adam Momich at si.

Por 14 OS SI and forecloeure of mortaraes. Nalaon A Hirkenlooper. 100,70. Maria J. Braawell va Charlee H.

Breawell. For divorce. W. A. Carter.

ISA. Til. Midland Osansanr va. Orrla M. Long at aL ror I1BV L.

H. rrelberg. lfltV 7U Latah Bnmaa va Sivrtla Ba Ptalf divorce. O. J.

ftkldt. 106. 7U. Ida B. Laurel vs.

ISaaa Mnia at al. To quiet title to real eatata Oearaa P. By- rich. Jr. lm.TSa.

Charles Prank at. MaJr. M. ttaraey, gnardlaa. va Por sale of real aetata Miner Uflim) STATES COUSTS.

United States Circuit Court of Appeals I Clerk W. C. Cochran nMsMiv fllarf ta, 1 United States District Court the Appel late Court's opinion and mandates in re. the petitions for review of the IQnnane Com paui y. Springfield.

Ohio, bankrupt dry goods concern, and Prod Butterfleld 1 A Co. in tbe ease of KUnnane Company, bankrupt, affirming, with costs, the or- dera of United States District Judge 8a-ter, disallowing tha claims of the peti tioners for payments of counsel fees and expenses out of the estate of the bank rapt company, 10 Try Denver Case Fridar Trial of the suit of Mrs. Louise Den ver IJndley, Lakewood, N. va former i Congressman Matthew R. Denver.

Wil- oiingiun, umo, si scnrauieg oe- gin in United Btatea District Court to-1 morrow before United States District! has been at his summer home at Little Hoar Head. n. is expected to ar- rive in Cincinnati some time to-day. In this suit Mrs. Llndley alleges, through alleged fraudulent sspressnta-tlona of her brother, former Congressman Denver, and her sister, Mrs.

Catherine Denver Williams, Wilmington, Ohio, shs haa been deprived of the full share of the atateia nf her father and her mother. She claims In particular Interest In ap- Droxlmately 301 shares of the oapltal stock of the Irwin Augur Bit Company. I Wilmington, to which the Clinton County i- k-rfK tm NaUonal Bank, of which her brother la President, seta up ownership. In answer to Mrs. Llndley' suit the defendants ear an three separate oc- j.

lha- mada aattlementa with Mrs. caalona 1 Llndley In full satisfaction of her claims against the estates of her parents and k. aha already haa received more than her full share. They deny her conten- lions as to Interest In the stock of the 'tat company as well aa all other nllega- tlons made by her in her Mil of complaint. Transcripts Go To Bolln.

Transcripts of the records In the six Cincinnati election fraud eases dismissed by the United States District Judge Hoillster several weeks ago. were forwarded to United Statee District Attorney Btuart K. Bolln at Columbus, yeeterdaya by Assistant District Attorney Edward, K. Brace. Mr.

Bolln will transmit ths records to United States Supreme Court at Washington for review of the decision of Judge Hoillster holding the Federal Court without Jurisdiction in these cases. i Ssnralisatlcm Kattt repetitions for naturalisation were filed In United States District Court yesterday by Domenlco Orimaldl. Italian, iX Lock Street, trimmer In tailor ahop, and Oesa Balase, Hungarian. 1141 Elm street, cabinet makes. Joseph Kennedy.

Irish, 41 yean old. 914 BUm street, waiter; Ounteppe Orlando (also known as Joseph Orlando). Iteluga, 14 years old, 417 Tork street reed worker; Oeorge Joseph Albert on I. Italian, at years old. Mil Roe street, ehsmlat; Samuel Olttellmaa (also known as Samael ''Hillman).

Russian. years eld. 74 Court street, Mervtn Jaber, Syrian, It years Columbia Hotel, city, laborer, and Nicholas Slree DoakalWkla (alao known as Nkk Braes, Kreek. years, old. SZl CoaOal BTaaua, so4ea.

I 1 THE RIVER imi STAGES. TJ. Department of Africulture, Weather Bureau. 3 I i STATIONS 5" 0 IN DamB) 7 4 0.0 If 11 111 I I .11 10 1 I I 01 .1101 II 1 11 10 I .14 7 4 III 12 01 11.11 I 0 4 41. 0 1 Till 147 01' II I I I .14 I 0 I I 0 5.01 I I I a i 17 ii it 14 0 .71.

II III! II I 1 I .14.11 14 47 .44 10 II. .07 11 1 04 .1444 01 liol Darasa Urn 41 EtaawiDs Naslnias (Ttotaaoom lasts. 'Dam JoanaoaviOe. Cairo KMko ik. Loais Itaalare 11.11 raawbaFalblT City Cb 404 10 0 Lulls Hoak Hslaaa Virsabart RltJ VVVUfaTL TaanM.

It 07. 01 1441 II raasst NcvOrakias Wioxsa Wieksla ap. Biee am Blver Forecast I "am Nov SO (lower saufa). It feat and rising: change 4.1 teat; 128 wlckata are up at t'ombank Dam. Tha Ohio River In the ilnutnneU district will be about etatlonary or rlsa somewhat In tha upper portlua and fall slowly In the lower portion Thursday.

W. c. DEVBREAUX. Meteorologist. Boats Leaving To-Day.

Pomaroy TACOMA Hurhea a p. m. Ixiulsvllle. LOIT1NDA. McKlfrash.

P. as, I Weather cloudy. River II I fast and falling. Business acttvs. Arrivals.

Ute staamar Cllo, from Matv-heater and rail, ra Kentucky, from lxulavllla and return, and Corker, from Vevay and return. Departures. THo Tacoma laavee at p. m. to-day from tho tlreeae Una wharfboat.

fon of Sycamore atreet. for Pomoroy and tarleaton. W. Va snd all way polata. In command of Captain Hughes; aAoe In charge of H.

Hughes. Tha steamer Louclnda leases st I p. m. today from tbe foot of Main street for LoutaMlle and all way points, in command of Captain atcfiafreah; office in charge of W. P.

Carr. I.lfht rain hu falUn In th tmit houn inroucn th AUhenjf ami MonnniraholK Rlr and Plttaburv dlatrlct, which haa cauatMl a rlaa from hd'atra of th Xllm- fhsnj and Mononf ahela RWin and tha udio Kivar rrom ruiaDurf 10 I'oini irieaa-ant. W. Va. Tha Ohio la falling lowly from that point to below Cincinnati, whin thera waa IS, 4 aat racordd on tha Broadway (aura at 1 p.

a fall of 0.3 foot during tha day. Thar wara threa arrlvala yaatdrday with tock aad prodnca, ataamar t'hilo, from ManchaatarMOhlo; itaamar Corkar. from Va-vay, and 1imr Kanturky, fmm Loularllla, Ky. Thara waa a fair quantity of fralcht racalvad at tha river during tha day for tha threa aranlng parkcta that rlaarad on tlma. ona for Uppar and two for Lowar Ohio potnta.

Puraar Wm. Flatchar of gaaollna ataamar Catherine, that la oparating la ih Madiaon and Kentucky RWar trada, waa a vlaltor on tha rlvar front yaaterday. Hanry Llndenburn, Naw Or1fana, pilot, waa a rial tor on tha lrvaa yaatorday. Towboat Harry Andaraon yaatrtlay pattaad up through tha Cincinnati harbor with a tow of empty coal bargee en route to Kanawha Rlrtr. TELEGRAPHIC.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE BNQUIHBR Pittsburg, July 11. Heavy ralna oyer tha watarahada of the Allegheny River -Ill hring out a slight rlae In that stream. ana tnua ma in leaping up the packet stage of the Ohio. It will likely cauea the wtcketo to be lowered again, after being up fnr a weak only. Thla will drain the pools quickly, whan the gates will be let down again.

The eteamer Greenland arrived today from Cincinnati with a cargo of mla-oellaneoue freight. The boat departed for Cincinnati to-night wltn a good-aleed passenger list. Tha etagoe reported were aa followa: Point bridge. I.I feet and lialng; Davis Island Dam, I.I faet and rising, wk-k-sts down; Beaver Dam, ll.t feet and rla-ing, wickets up. Wheeling.

W. Jsly lL-Rlvar 1 feet end stationary. Weather partly cloudy and warm. Tee Milton departed at noon for Matamoraa The Laberty in from Matamoraa at 6 p. m.

Marietta. Ohio. Jul. River 11 foot and fsfllni. tloudr and cooler.

TIM Clarence and Rainbow up at noon. Tha Dunbar due down at midnight. Parkershurg. W. Va.

July 11. Hlvar II feet and stationary. Weather overcast and cooler. The Chnee left for Creaton at noon, loulae for rreeton st noon. Gray Begte for Portland at Boon- Point Pleasant, W.

July 11. Rlvsr I.I foot and rising. Partly cloudy and warm. Down: The Ruth. II a.

m. The Bugone Dana Smith left for the mines with empties ii I Plymouth followed at The Leroy departed for Charleston at 1:11 p. m. Point Pleasant, W. July II ram II, channel gauge, 1.

1 feat and rising. Partly cloudy and warm. Oalllpolla. Ohio. July 11.

River II feet end rielng. Weather cloudy and pleasant. Locals la and out. HoMlnl1n, July 11 feet and rlaing. Lloudy and warm.

Charleston. W. Va, July II Weather perfty cloudy ana ollgntly cooler. Klvar gauge 7 faet fhe foymouth and Hmlth up with empties! roe naine asarmat oown anin coal Portsmouth. Ohio.

July 11. -River falling. Down The O. I Ana, ar a Helper, at 5 p. m.

Warm and uioudy. and 1 1 ina i ii mi a falling. Cloudy and pleaaant. The EMinsvllla I line. Oloudr and pleaaant.

Tha E'anavllla trow Mammoth Cava Speed from Calhoun. Hod- I rrorn and to owmuSjoto. John L. Lowry i rrom paouoan, STvansviile io uowiing ureen bobs fair. Pndueah.

Ky, July IL Gauge reads 'est at 1 p. aa, a fall of 4.4 foot In Is houra oudy and warm. Arrived: The Raplda, from 'coiro; Dorothy, from Ooloonde, IlL Departed: The Rapids, for Cairo; Dorothy, for Ooloenda, III. Cairo. July reeds Bi feet fall of I foot the past 4 hours Weather nlr u4 warm.

Arrived: The Black Hawk, from New Madrid- Jim T. Duffy. from yieburg, wlta twe esrgee of lumber: Perd nmrjw, ira uwi, u. mivj i ruin ItwM. Mississippi, with three barges of ore; Wynoka.

from lower Mtssaerippt, with four en.pt ty barraa. ueparted: The Ferd Harold. ror Memphla; Black Haws, for New Madrid. St. Leula, Ma, fall of 0.1 foot.

July lL-Blver II feet, a Memphis, Tone, July II. -flange reads leg feet, a fall of 0.1 root In the past at hoars. Clear and warns. No arrlvala Departeree. The Harry Lea for Frlafa Point; Eclipse, for Aahport; tTnlted Statee snaa-boat O.

Wright, for Lower Mlaaiaotpot, romovlag aaaga frees Tlckeburg. aflaa, Jaty 1 1. Oausre reads 11 feot. Weather clear and hot. Arrived: The Percy Swain, from Batches, Departed: The Mary for Tasoo: Percy Swala.

for Ketches. TTJST HAS COAL CASE. New Tork. July 11. The case of the Virginia and West Virginia semi -bituminous coal operators and corporations on trial for alleged violation of the Sherman law, went to the jury late to-day after the Court had delivered a charge consuming: two hours.

bTIAXBOAT, MATTERS. tJPPIB OHM. Ureme line Htosvraer Tacomn Leeree ee-dey at I a from ihe Oreene Use wharfboat, for Pomeroy, Ohio, and Charleston, W. ssd all Intermediate polata Tel. Mala 1417.

LOWBB OHIO. i I I I I UmniUeiDu Cincinnati Packet BtsauBwrB Krwjtarkf nsxl IxHirlnda, Boats leave Cincinnati and Louisville at I oa week oars, aad aa uadays at akBV '--1V' BUILDERS SEEK CONTRACTS Jor Protection Airalnat War and Earthquake Lossee. AwwadrMnts to eeatraet documents to Insure the general oontractor against loss by Ore, bail, cyclone, earthquake or war when erecting a new building were proposed yesterday by the Board of Con trol and Jurisdiction of the National Association of Builders Exchanges at a meeting In the Hotel Olbaon. William B. King.

Washington, D. general counsel for the association, joined the board at Ita closing session. The board held a discussion of equitable building lawa and utilform contracts documents In oonnectlon with the erection of buildings. Recommendations covering theae features III be made at the next national convention, to be held at Pittsburg next February. The board Decided to hold Ita next meeting in Chicago.

November 19 and FURNISHED ROOMS, POt'RTH ST .121 W. -rooms: bath anl phone. rial 22. fVrnl.hed FOL'HTH 8T Ut Furnished rooma In private family for 1 or I FOURTH 8T 610 Two furnished connecting rooms for llht housekeeping, water and SO a week. CUTTER ST 12.1-Fumlshad room floor for housekeeping: gas.

OARF1KLU PLACal. aleaplnc. 112 Furnished rooms for OARPIEI.D PlACB. 11S I.ar(a furnished front room; running waiai. bath and phone; 2 10 up.

OARPIEU) IM.ACFX 11H- Two furnished con-llaht housakeaplna: hot necttng nloma for and cold running water. GARFIELD PIJtt'D. )H- Ir. furnished front iwm, runnins water, c. King nousa nan fcUIUlERT 2160 Furnished front room for gentleman; private family.

GILBERT AV. tils Furnished room. OII.BERT A HtU-Two furnlihad rooms for light noueekeeptni bath. Ac. 'HOPKINS ST.

411 -Furnished front on second floor, for gentloman. HOPKINS 411 Furnished front room for gentlemen. HTDB PARK-No Sniff Pt Charlee place, fur-nlahed room in pr Irate family for single gentleman; reference. JOHN 1321 Furnished rooma fnr sleeping and light housekeeping, with bath and toilet. joh reference.

1430 Furnlihet rooms; private, LAUREL 417-for housakaaplng: -Furnished front gaa and bath. MANSFIELD 140A-Furnlshed rooms for hsjueekoeplng or sleeping; 1 60 per MAIN niO-Two houaakeeplng. fuprli shad rooma for 12tV Furnished rooms for houss- kplnn. MAilIlxlAN 8T. 86 furnished rooms fnr light hMMkeeplng.

lfcMIM.AN 8T. TB7 R. Furnished front room for light housekeeping or sleeping. MCWIlUAN HT, Ml rooms for light housekeeping. McMlI-LaAN II K.

Two furnished front rooms for light houaakeeplng. MOUND Http-Large. furnUhed rooma for aleeplng 3r housekeeping. MOUND 1033 Furnished connecting rooms for housekeeping; $3 St. MT.

AlWRN-No, 22A Borimsnn r-nlshed room, with sleeping porch, for gent. MT. Mawn'atTll furalshed rooms for housekeeping; $8 50 up. MT. AUBURN No.

SO E. fit. Clair furnished front room; bath, electric, porch; private. I MT. APBrRN-No.

lift rMuntlera furnished front room: hath and phone MT. AUBURN No. 114 McMillan at fur-n wftted rooms for houaakeeplng; aecond floor. MT. Al'BCBX No.

Ill Mellsh I nlahed rooms for light houaakeeplng; turret- aranca; aouita. MT. ArnrrtN-No. 204 n.ikTu. lares.

elaan furnished room; 11 7S per week. NEWPORT No E. Pourth at Marquette, furnished rooms for houaekaaolna. Nk-wRo. "7 Tork funil.hed for sleeping; private family.

NrCWPORTNo. York with hath. furnished room. NINTH RT 136 housekeeping. rooms for light NINTH rooms; 1IH 10 snd upward.

NINTH Ill W. Kurnlahed rooms for sleeping; 11 7s par week up. NINTH Ill W. Purnlahed genu; II tl and II rooma for NINTH lit W. Famished front rooms on second floor for light hnuee.

keoptng; gaa range, bath. Ac. Call third floor. NINTH T04 -Purnlahed rooms for housekeeping or sleeping; gas and bath NINTH ST, III W. Purnlahed connect Is tins and parlor rooms for housekeeping hot oold running watery NORFOLK BUILDING Plat II.

furnished room; bath and elevator service. NORWOOD Mo. 4411 Ivanhoa furnlehed room. also, 1 rooms for housekeeping, 14 80 OAKI.KT No. 1041 Markbrelt furnlehed room snd hath, adjoining; private family.

ORfHARD P.T.. II IS a week. soa Furnished front room; PIKE Ill Fumlahed suite of rooma fnr light housekeeping; also, single rooma Pltll'K HII.L No. 171 Urand nlshed room, in private family. It A ITC 800 Furnished front and side ro -ma for housekeeping or Heaping; bath.

UK'HMOND all Fumlshtd room on third floor for light housekeeping. RICHMOND ST. gift PMrnlshsd rooms sleeping and light houaakeeplng. RICHMOND 123-Flat 4, fumUhed room In private family BKVKNTH Ill hmisakeeping! 'Furnished rooms for SKVBNTH sag Furnished RKene for houeekef plng. alao, small for gent.

BKVKNTH US W. Purnlahed living room and kitchen; bath. 8KVHNTH 114H rooms for sleeplni or houiakeepln; bath and phone. SEVENTH lOIVs W. Furnlshe.1 room fur housakeeplng or sleeping; running weter.

HBVK.NTll ST, Itl W. Rooms for gsntls BFJVBNTH RT, ix W. Apartment 4, large. furnished front room. BBVFJNTH gt FUt 4.

furnlahod front ropm; bain, telephono and elevator. SEVENTH til W. Purnlahed rooma; all conveniences. SEVENTH Ill Purnlahed for sleeping or honaoheeplng. RF.VENTH ST, 427 Furnished single or connecting; gas rangs.

Ice box. bath; eleo, small sleeping rooms; fl II up. SEVENTH gT, 111 Furnished connect-Ing rooms for housekeeping, II SO; aiae, front room. SEVENTH lit W. Furnished rooms for housekeeping.

SEVENTH 441 W. Front houaakeeplng and eleepl ng. for srXTH SI W. Furnished rooene for aleepln week. 'Ing ar aoasaksaplng; gi and ga an per SIXTH ST, 117 Furnished rooms for light housekeeping and sleeplni; till.

SIXTH ST. ill aleeplng; 1 II. B. Furnlehed room for STRICTLY Btogars furnlehed rooma, double and atnaie: set snd eold water la rooms; board optional. S40 UaoelB sv.

phone Wood-bum ifcg Jr8-7t SYCAMORE 1XH One or I furwlabed THIRD ST, B4 fernlahed rooms. good yarg ana porcwea. THIRD ST, 411 C-Flat 4. furnlaaed front TWELFTH il W. Furnished for sleeping er light houaakeeplng; end phone.

VINE ST. SM Purnlahed front and aide rooms. 1th hath; tt IS up. VINE Ill Purnlahed front room; also. email room; hot and cold water.

Plat 10. VINE 411 Flat 4, 1 rooms, furnished or unfurnished. VINE ST. insFlat furatehed front er hack WALNUT HILLS Extra nice room, gentleman; private; adult family. Phone Wood-burn 1171.

jyl-4t-guTuThSa WALNUT HlLlJ-Xo. 1410 Olleert fur-nlahed rooma for sleeping snd boueekeeplng. WALNUT HILLS-No. tSOt glnton fur-slsbed bed room and kttcbanatla; alao, small sleeping WALNUT BILLS No. log Nassau fur.

slaked ninose for heuaeaeepins, alao, sleeping rooms. WAI.NTT RILLSNo. Salt T. McMillan Flat i. fa mil had rooms for sent, bath and phone.

WALNUT HILLS No. nlshed room. SSI Rogers place, fur- WAI.NLT Hll.LH-So. Hat Kemper lane, nlsnad front room. WALNUT fflLLB-Na 044 Uak at, furnlehed FURNISHED ROOMS.

WALNUT HIL.IbV No. 10t7 st. MtsMUItui ri 4, runiliha front roura In pn frnnlty. HA1.MT HIIJa.iaw.wNA WW Park flvl furnlwhixl room; blt an 4 phone; a 00, ft ALNl'T HILURanlj. Apartnissnt fur-nlfhssl front rouin tn prtvtt farnlly; rf- WALNIT HIM, No.

2H7 Bt. Jam 3 rooms, furntahtd for houMkMploi; I Pt ws.k. WALNI Hllal No. I3t Morrli roonr fnr houk ptng; oppo4.lt park. WAl.NTT HILUI No.

Ill Morrla 1 rooma for hou(Vfkepin(; on aerond floor; oppoalt park. WAI.NLT HII.I.8- No. Kenipar Una. I lary hmiufkff'plin rooma on nrt-ond floor. WAI-NTT H1U-No.

ISIS i htipal aV. room, rf4rnca. WAIsNI'T HIIaisB-No. 1M0 Unroln fur-nlihrtj room WAIsM HIIJ.H-N", 1027 K. MrUlllan 'i i nN-t lnjf front rooiri.

funilahad for 11 hoawke-gaptng; prtval fa nit I jr. Ring Flat 4. WALNIT IIII.IeH-Plat 1 and Ham-lopk 2 fiirnlshad bmth. WAIs.NrTTiri.TaR No. SMOO AlmB placa, 1 or 2 front rooiiti.

furrJhnJ for houMtfoatplrif or leptnf WAUVl'T HILIJI No. Wr Kempet tana. lant ranm: rpffr WAl.Nl HIU.M No Hlnlon fur-nlBhvMl frrmt rtmiti for I nf 2 tfwofia. WALNIT I LI -Nalt-on. ApnrHnaiit 4.

Km-Dfr lani, furnlah'-tt front room. WALNUT HILIaB No. 7 Ht JimM plac. Ura furntal.4?d front room for antla man. WAleNlT H1IJ.R- No.

1(U1 Alma plir, attlo rooma (or 3 workln womrn; H. WAT.Nl'T HI LLP No, ltit Kenton I furnlahat or unfurotahrd rooma WAIaNUT HILL8- No. 1614 Kftnpir lunft, i largo furTitrihM rooma on aacond floor for houaekrepiii)(. WALNUT U1LLH -So, :16 Rnlutarla furnlahad front room for (antleman; prl-vato family, rtfrn. WALNUT HILIafl No, 2tJ4 Park fur-nlahegd room for ttiht houok4pln WALNUT H1LIJB Flat lt.

Hauck furnished room. WALNIT HlLIJr No. Fulton Pumtahad front roumi. houBrkvjaptn If daalrad. WALNUT HlLLS-No.

010 Wlndaor n)ihd room tn prlvata family WALNUT HILLS-No tilt Kcmpar lana, fur matted room for 1 or t. WALNUT HILLH-No. 221 Kimpr lana. furnished or unfurnlthod rooma; fre talaphona. WALNUT HILLH No 2U May nlahed front room 111.

WALNUT HlLLafl No. Ollbort furnlahad rooma. WALNUT HILLS-No. 1014 Ktmpar lana, furnlahad rooma for houaeka4pins. aecond floor, front; private family WALNIT 008 Furnlahad rooma for houaekeeptn or ileeptn.

WALNUT K1LIswV-Na MIT Hackoerry fur. niehed room: private. WALNUT 101 Furnlahad room for 1 or 2 enta or houaekeeptn. WALNIT aecond floor. (36 Furnlahad room on JROMSFOEJ -FREEMAN 1011 Two rooma third oor.

17. myll-tf ARMORY A T.lo-Two rooma: I50 AVON DA LB No. rooma sod bath. Prospect place, 4 BANK AND BATMILLER 8TS. Rooma N.

B. COR. BANK till Five rooms, all order. la Ood BAYMILLKR 1123 Four rooms on aecond floor In private family; hath. BATMII.LER Il44-Three front rooms on" first floor, 410; 2 on aecond.

7. CBNTRAL AV, IBS-Two front rooms, newly papered. CENTRAL A ISO-Two rear rooms: also, I attlo rooma: ge. toilet, wster. CHE8TNCT floor, rear.

4X3 Two rooms on second CLIFTON No. 14 Juergens 4 rooma and bath. CLINTON 741 Threa rooma OORRYV1I.I.E No. till Hrloto 4 roomi on ftrat floor: hath end fumaca; tin. COCRT FT MO -front rooms.

tarce, light second-floor OUVINUTON-No. UI Itsnklli I rooms on first floor. Ntx 1 IT W. Tenth si. OOV 1 NGTON No.

a W. Bl-th unfurnished worn. No. xn W. Ktahth Covlniton.

COVINGTON No. TU Hcott i rooms; water and gaa: adulta only. COVINGTON No. Ill Rremen at, I largo rooma on aecond nonr; water and gas; is. COVINGTON -No.

I0 F. eTourth rooms; ires, water and Inside toilet: aura). CUTTER ST. floor; ta. 1.130-Two front DAYTON.

KY No. 114 Walnut I rooma; water, gaa. toilet. BAST E.VD-No. 431 McDowell roams.

4 or 6 EAST END No. SUX Headman 4 rooms, bath, see and toilet. EAST WALNT'T HILLS No. 1M) Kinney 1 rooms, wltn beta. EIOHTH 4J4 Sleeping room; hot bath: II 50 per weex ELM 1121 Two rooms, with weter and laa: sg.

ElM 170 Two large front rooms, A. also, front rooms. 7. EVANSTON -No. 1427 Woodhuro rooma FIFTH 411 K.

Two or 4 rooms; newly papered. FIFTH 441 Three front rooms and hath, together or separate; aleo, furnished room. FIPTF.ENTH ST. 312 W. Threa rooms on first floor.

P1NDLAT 413 Threa rooms on first floor. Key at ITOtl tntral av. FINIM.AT ie Two rooms on aacond floor. KINPLAT HI Two large rooms, newly papered: gaa snd water; St. FI.ORA JI47 Two front rooms; hot and cold water, toilet; adulta ForHTBF.NTH AND PI.l'M 8.

W. COR. Two front rooms; ras. water; private FREEMAN 444 Four rooma oa first floor; separata gas; GREEN 1 Three or I rooms; toilet. a as snd wster.

HOPKINS ST Thres or 4 rooms ea second floor. HOPKINS ate-Threa rooms. JACKSON 1125 -Four rooma on ftrat floor: 114. LATONIA No. JS W.

Thlrtr-eecond st. I rooms, with ysrd. LINN 10J4 Two rooms, with gas and and water: It 40 LI8TON SSAS Three rooma. newly pa pered; take Bedamtvins car. LIVINGSTON 114 Four aecoad-floor rooma; gas snd wster; is zo.

MAIN or I front rema; whlta sina in HKTifn. MAIN 1017- Four rooma MAIN.BT.. 1431 One lane room, with gaa Mclean floor: aleo. 1 roor 0 Three rooma, aacond room. MrMICKEN 214 VY Three roams.

bath and toiler MorXD 1011 Three rooms: batb and toilet; III. MT. AlBI KN No. ill Meeon i rooms on aecond floor rnr houeeKecplng; gaa range. MT Al'HfHN-No 2m E.

Unlvrratty av I rooms, toilet, gas. heat, laundry and porches NEWPORT. KT -No strf Cmtral 1 large. light pans oa second Boor. NEWPORT.

KT No. 740 E. Tenth rooma NINTH ST SOS -Oes unfurnished room. suitable for ladlea. NINTH $1S W.

Four rooma with hath. on second noor. OHIO AV Tl 41- Four rooms; hath and toilet. OLIVER ST 411 Two or I rooma PEARL 520 Two rooms on first floor. rear, and on eerona noor.

rear HlU-No. 1110 Heton rooms on first floor. A. PRICE HILL No. 1144 Llckrun 4 rooms.

No usi rirsi sv. RACK ISIS One large room; water, gaa and toilet. Plat 1. RITT EN HOI'S K. 1014 -Two large.

light rooma, water and gaa SEVENTH Ill W. Three rooms, aep- atata, toilet ana gas. SrTVENTH I3 -Threa rooms. HHKRMAN 1107-Klta rooms. SIXTH Ml connecting house.

keeping rooms, water and gaa IOCT1I KAIRMOt'NT No. 1770 Wests ood I rooma: gaa ana wstsr. gPTtlNO BT II IS -Five rooms. SPRIN'O ST. 1114 -Two larie rooma and STCAMORf? y-Two or 4 rooms; THIRTEENTH $14 K.

To light rooma. VISE 1713-Two rooms; laa. SVAI.NCT HII.IJI-No. 110 Fulton 1 an- luraisaed rooms Car ligkt seiissketpuag. rooms for rent.

WALNUT HILL No. 1S1 Kan ton room, with bath. at-, fl WAL.VUT 1 1. LI rooma. -No.

U44 Clayton aL, I WALNUT AND THIRTEENTH ST8 Sa nltor. W1LHTACH J02 Two RESOLUTIONS. A RESOLUTION declaring It necessary to improve by severing California avenue, from end of existing- sewer to Reading road, and Reading road southwardly JIO feet, and repealing resolution to improve by sewering California avenue, from ena or existing sewer to Reading road, and Reading road southwardly 250 feet, passed December 1111. Be It reeolved by the Council of the City of Cincinnati, State of Ohio. That by sewering ibd of existing and Raadin.

It la necessary to improve California avenue, from ebd sewer to Reading road. road southwardly 210 feet, In accordance with a plan adopted by Council July 24, 1914, and now on tile In the office of the Chief Kngineer of the lie-partment of Public Service, which plan as to the territory deecrlbed is hereby spproved And be It further resolved. That eald sewer shall be constructed la accord ance with eald plans and the speolflcs-ttone on file In the office of the Chief Kngineer of the Department of Public Service (which speclflcstions are hereby approved), and In accordance with the approximate estimate of the coat of the propoeed improvement Be it further resolved. That the coat of aald Improvement constructed In In-teraectlona and also forty-five (46) per cent of the remainder reaulting after deducting the cost In Intersections from the total cost be paid by the City of Cincinnati, and that that portion of the coat which la to bo paid by the city shall be paid out of the proceeds of the -ale of bonds to bs Issued bv the said city for such purposes In the manner provided by law. That fifty-five (IS) per cent of the aforesaid remainder ahall be aaseased In proportion to tha benefits which may result from the eald Improvement upon the following described lots of land, to wit: All of that part of the lots of land abutting the Improvement on the east and west sides of Reading road, between the center line of California avenue and a point two hundred and fifty-five (2II feet south thereof, and being numbered and designated as Lota Nos.

6. 10 and 11 of Mary Foreman's Subdivision, and also that part of a lot abutting the improvement on the south side of California avenue, be-twan Readlna road and a noint four hundred and five (40S) feet, more or less, west of Reading road and numbered and designated as part of Lot No. mi nf Marv Foreman's Subdlvlelon: which said lota of land are hereby determined to -be specially benefited by said Improvement. That the assessment so to be levied shall be paid In five (5) annual Installments, with Interest on deferred payments from the thirtieth day after the passing of the assessing tbrdlnance; provided, that the owner of sny property assessed may. st hla option, pay such aaasrsamenta In cash within thirty (30) daya from and after the passing of the assessing; ordinance.

That the bonds of ths City of Cincinnati ahall be Issued in anticipation of the said assessments Re It further resolved, Thst ths resolution declaring It necessary to Im- rrove by aewerlng California avenue, rom end of existing sower to Reading road, and Reading road southwardly 160 feet, passed December I. 1114, be and the same is hereby repealed. Passed June ttth. A. D.

1BIT. C. K. MARTIN. President Pro Tem.

of Council. Attest: Fred Schneller. Clerk. Approved: Oeorge Puchta, Mayor, June 1117. LEGAL NOTICE.

Sealed bids will be received at the office of W. C. Smith. New Burlington. Oreene County.

Ohio, until o'clock, noon of Friday, the 3d day of August. 1U17, for the gturchaaa ot the following bond Issue of Spring Valley Township Rural School District, Greens County, Ohio, to wit: TWENTY-FOUR THOfSAND DOLLARS (24.0Ui.U)) Issued for the purpose of providing a fund to Improve, enlarge, repair and ouulu the school buildings al New Burlington and Spring Valley. In said school district. Said bonds are Issued under the authority of the taws or the Mlate of Ohio, and of Sections No, 71K0, No. 70S) and No 727 of the General Code of Ohio, and In accordance with a resolution of the Board of Education of aald school district, ths question of the issuance of eald bonds having been submitted to the electors of said school district, and the majority of the elrctors voting st said election having voted In favor of tha Issuance of aald oonoa.

rjaid bonds are dated August 1st, lltlTy are In denominations ot era) each, bearing Interest at the rats of nve and one half (OHJ per cent per annum, payable aeml-annuallv Interest coupons attached. Said bonds are num bered from No. 1 to No. 4S inclusive, are payable at the Spring Valley National Bank, 8pring Valley, Ohio, and mature as follows, to wit: 1X00O Auaruet 1st, mis, and tXOUO August 1st sach year inRroaiuor, io ana inciuaing August 1st. lUbU Said bonds will be sold to tha hlaheat and heat bidder for not leas than par and accrued Interest.

All bids must be sealed and state the number of bonds bid for and ths gross amount of hid and accrued interest to date of delivery. Bids should bs Indorsed Bcnooi Building Honda" All bids must be socomDanled with a certified check, payable to the Treasurer of Murine- Valler Townahln Rural School District, Oreene County, Ohio, for inree to) per cent oi toe amount of bonds bid for. upon condition thst If the hid la accepted the bidder will receive and pay ior aaiu' uuiiua aiuun ion tsvr aays aner the acceptance of said bid. said check to lie retained by said school district If said condition Is not fulfilled. The successful bidder Is to furnish tha bonds without charge to the school district therefor, and subject to the approval of the Prosecuting Attorney of Oreene County.

Ohio. The right is reserved by ths Board of Education of said school district to reject any and all bids. W. C. SMTTH.

The Clerk of Board of Education of Spring Valley Township Rural School District. Oreene County. Otrio. Address, New Burlington, Oreene County. Ohio.

LXGAL ROTJCE. Joseph Berger, whose residence Is unknown, but whose Inst known residence was at Cincinnati. Hamilton County, Ohio; Dan Arrobruater, whose residence Is unknown: Ben X. Lllsch. who resides at 3U07 Toway avenue, 81.

Louis Missouri; Llllle Tux. who resides at Brew-ersvllie. in (hs rJlate of Indiana; Joseph Trorster known as Fathsr Marcellua, who resides st 8t. Michaels, In the State of Arlsona; Mollis Olbbona, who resides at 1140 Osgood avenue. Chicago, In the State of llllnuls, John Armbruster.

who resides along tbe rural free delivery route In Lawrenceburg, In ths State of Indiana; Phllomena Criikae. who resides at 137 Kim street, Lawrenoeburg In tbe State of Indiana; Anton Armbruster, whe resides at Oroom Creek Msll Box Number 10, In the State of Arlsona; Veronica Huts, who resides st Newport, In the State of Kentucky: and Morlts Berger, Sophia Berger, Marian Berger, Helen Berger and Babtn Berge- all of whom are said to reside at Wagshurst. Am Achem, Oroahefaogtum, Baden, in the Empire ef Oermany, will ail talcs notice that F. X. Lltsoh.

aa executor of the estate of Mathew Berger. deceaa-r. on the 17th day of May A. D. 11)17.

filed as) certain petition la the Probate Court of Hamilton County, Ohio, being Case No. stating In substance: That by the terms of the last will and testament of Mathew Be'gar, deceased, that certain special bequests were made bills snd claims were presented to him; thst ths amount of said special be-uueets and said bills and claims greatly exceed the amount of personal property of the estate of Mathew Berger, deceased; thst for the purpose of paying tha debta snd olalms and special beiquesla of said Mathew Berger, deceased, It was necessary to sell the real eetate of the said Mathew Berger, deceased, being described In said petition as Lot Number Forty-two (42) In Square Number Twenty-nine f) of Isaac Sett's Subdivision, as recorded Plat Book One, Page 214, of the Records of Hamilton County, Ohio. Also, Lota Number Twenty-three and Twenty-four (23 and 24), as the same are known snd designated on the recorded plat of C. W. Btarbuck.

i a part nf the Lawsnn eetate, and recorded In Book 4a, Page 4H. of the Plat Records of Hamilton County. Ohio. Tbs prayer of the said petition Is for sn order to sell the ssld real aetata as provided for by the statute of Ohlev for the purpoae of paying the said debts and anoclal heaueata. Tou and each of you are hereby notified that you are required to answer said petition on or before the Ith day ef August.

A. D. 1B1T. or eald petition will he taken aa true end Judgment rendered accordingly. r.

X. LITwCrT. Executor Ihe eststs of Mathew Ber ger. deceased. B.

r. Hansita. Attagaey. SIALXD PROPOIALs) win ke received ky tha Board Sdueatloa the Paint Towashla Rural ScAool D' Irlct, Fayette County. Ohio, ac t.o township hail la Tatasrllle.

Okie, sushi twelve o'clock Boon, standard time, eu tbe list day at July. IVllfor the sur-chase of seventy bonds of sals eclvooi district In the aggregate sasa ef thirty-live thousand Ule.OvCvv, dollars, aald bonds ta be Bunkered Crura one (1) to aaveaty (TO) inclusive and bs In tha donmlaatloa of five kaadred ($600) dollars sach, to bear date June' Ith 1117, to bear Interest at tfee rata of Ave per cent per annum, payable semi-annually on the first days of March and September during; ths tine said bonds shall run, which Interest shall bs svldenced by coupons duly attached. Bald beads shall be due and payable as follows: One of said bonds shall be payable on the first dap of. September. 1011; on September 1, one on the first day of each aad every-March and September on and after.

March 1, 1120. up to and looludlag the year 122; one March 1. 1914; two (ember 1. 1114: one March 1. Ill: twee I September 1 fl I September March 1.

1121: 1111. one March lllep -ir 1. 1114: one Mai an 1 Santamnar 1127' aaa1 i'. two Santembar 1 ltll two March 1, ll; three September les'v 1121; two March 1, 1110; three Beptenrt bar 1. 19J0; two March 1.

1J1: three September 1. 1J1; two March 1. 1IJT three September 1, UJ1; two March L. 1S1; three September 1. lilt; twos March 1, 1114; threa September 1, 1114-two March 1.

1136; three September 1Z. 136: lo March 1. ll; three Septenw -ber 1, two March 1. 1117; throe September 1. in accordance with the aerial number.

Said bonds ar Issued for the pur, pose nf purchasing two sites for aaaV erecting and furnishing two central- lsed school buildings thereon in sard school district, ana pursuant to Bee as tlona 7126. 71 and 7427 of the Oea oral Code of Ohio, Article 11, Section 11. of the constitution of Ohio, and en. -election held in said school district oa? the 21at day of April. 1117.

and under an in accordance with a certain reso lutlon entitled: "Reaolutlon providing: for the Issue and sale of bonds of the Hoard ot Kducation of Paint Township Rural School District, Fayette County, for the purpoae ol two altea for and erecting and fur- nlshlng two centralised school build- Inga tfier eon at an approximate ooet ef i' thirty-five thousand (IIM) adopted by said Board of Eduoatlow, est the Ith day of June, 1117. Said bonds will be sold to the high-: est bidder for not less than their par value and accrued Interest to data al delivery of bonds All bids must state the number a( bonds kid for and gross amount of tha bid and accrued interest to date of delivery. All bids must be accompanied by a certified check on soma solvent bank, payable to the order of tie Treasurer of said school district, for two (1) per cent of the face value ot tha bonds bid for, exclusive of Interact. -upon condition that if the bid lar excepted, the bidder will receive aad pay for the number of bonds hid for aa above set forth, within ten daps from ths tlms ot the award, said cheek to-be retained by said Board of Education If said condition he not fulfilled: hut should any bid be rejected, the accompanying check shall bs immediately re-, turned to the bidder. a The Board of Kducation reserves the right to reject any and all bids.

Bids should bs sealed and Indorsed: "Bids for School Bonds," and delivered to tha Clerk of said Board of Education, at Tatesvllle, Ohio, whose poetoffice ad- dress Is Bloomlngburg, Ohio, R. F. l. No. 1.

By order of the Board of Education of Paint Township Rural School District. Fayette County H. W. LOOKER, President, I David Whlteelde. Clerk.

LB43AL HOTICE. Sealed proposals wUI be reoereed at they office of W. C. Smith, Now Burlington. Greene County.

to, Clerk of the board of JAducation of Spring Valley Township Rural School District. Oreene County Ohio, until Friday. August Ms, 1UT, 1 o'clock noon, for furnishing; ef the seats-. rial and performing the lahor necessary to complete tha building at aa anaea ta the eohoot building; In the village ef Spring Valley. Ohio, eald school district, also the building of an addltloei te the school building at New Burilngtoss.

Ohio, said school district: also for furnishing seats, black boards, heating and veottlat-Ing systems for the two buildings; all tax accordance with plana and apecUVoetkms prepared for same by Harlsy W. Owena, architect, of Xenla, Ohio, which plana nd specifications may be seen after July U'T' mc elmlth New Rtirltnerton. Ohio, also at eh office of Dr. J. Q.

Fudge, Baring Valley, Ohio, and at the office of tns arch.uk,.. No. 22 Allen Building. Xenla, Ohio. A bond or guaranty satisfactory to said Board of Education must aoeo money each Ud, and ahall be In a rem equal tor five (S per cent of the amount of the bid submitted, on condition that If the bid la accepted the bidder will, with in lit days after acceptance of aame.

eater Into contract and furnish the required Bond to secure performance of the eootmot Ths successful bidder will be required to give bond to secure performance af the contract aald bond to 4e satisfactory to aald Board of Education, and In a earn equal to fifty (60) per cent of the estimated ooet of tha work. All bids must state tha nriea ef labor and material separately for each Kara In the schedule el quantltlea The Board of Education issorvss the right to reject any and all bids, aad to waive defects In the bids La the Interest of the school district. W. C. MiTH, Clerk ef the Board of Education ef Spring Valley Township Rural School DUtrlct.

Oreene County. Ohio. BID! rOR HIGH SCHOOL TJ1LDIM43, Sealed proposals will be received ky the Board of Education of tha Lebanon Village School District, foe tha ereotlen of a hurh school buildtnar la 1 barton. Ohio, In accordance with plans aad spec ifications preparea ny neusmiin st Dralnle. Architects, S01 Oerke Building, Cincinnati.

Ohio, and en Ale at tha osT.ce of the Board of ifciucatioa of Lebanon, Ohio. Proposals must be marked "Bids en Lebanon High aVnool." and addressed to "Clerk of Board of Ddooatlon," Laoanoo Village School District, Lebanon, war ren County. Ohio, and be delivered at hla office oe or before 11 odook, anon. August 1, WIT. Bids will be opened S4 meeting of Beard of Education to be held Friday, Aiagust U1T, at 1:80 ra.

Proposals will be received for any ena, er any number, or all branches of work enumerated under headings of the) specl. facatlon aad "oontraota ta ha except "plumbing" and "heating." All Mas mast tea on bid forms, which will be furnished to the Udders by tho architects upoo request. Each bid must contain the sssss af each person Interested therein, and ha acoompanled by a certified cheest er bond for aa amount equal to five per sent (bt) of the bid. drawn to the order of tho Clerk of the Board af aMuoatiesv Be 'general oondltkona." Plana and specifications will be en tie for bidders at office of Bsusmlth Architects, and the office of the Board of Education, Lebanon. Ohio, where they can be seen by bidders, The board reeervea the right ta reject' any or all blda.

or to accept any bid, By resolution adopted June 28. lmf. Board of Education. Lebanon VtUngs MAPLB, Clerk, 'i HOTICB TO CXNTKA47rOBB. Cincinnati.

Ohio. July It lilt. Sealed proposals will be received at th office of the County Commission ore ot Hamilton County, Ohio, until 11 o'clock noon. Friday, Aagust 1117, for the following work, under Spec No. 1041: ror Improvement af Cooper avenue (No.

Ml), fress l.l feet aaat of Montgomery pike il. C. H. Mo. 11 to Bloom road (No, 111), wrth water-bound macadam, la Byeamore Tewn-shlp.

In accordance with tke surveys, plats, cross eecrtfoaa. set lm ate, profiles aaa Bpscineaiions raarmior on file la tha officw of the Oounly Com missioners of said county. Detailed Information and blank Proposals for the work may be obtained at the office of the County Surveyor. Each proposal sanst Oa aeeawnpanie-s a bond la tha sum of two hundr-1 I lid) dollars or a certified check for like amount ea a solvent Hank as a guarantee that. If the prepoeej be accepted a contract wil) he entered Into.

Bidders must vara Use printed forma provided therefor, as BO Other WUl.be accspted. The bidder te where tke eantract Is awarded will bo required te fwrnlsu bond In a earn eqaeU to tho eon tract price, conditioned aooordlnsj to law. The Coonty Com ml sal on ere reaarve the right to reject any or all bids, By order of tie Board ef Ooaaty Commissioners. 'l FRED B. B88 ArTTf president.

Attest: Albert Rein hard a ark. nnicnESTE irs fin erwa satASiseia llirar aa Kx 1 saarf waa ft.