Hamilton Evening Journal from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 3

THURSDAY EVENING HAMILTON DAILY JULY 6, 1893- Today's Democrat. K.Dtt lot MthUI ml wwtbw vwr bot. Steamer Advlcu from Honolulu. Ohio State News. World's Fair Gossip.

The Mine Dtsiiter. Tbe Kline Murder. Crop Report. TUe Marketi. 3 Oxford News.

Trenton Milters. Etiquette, Good Healtb. 3 Society QoMlp. Pungent Points. Court House Items.

Cbapter of Accidents. Police Court News. Robert Reed's Barn Burned. Clark Callel Down. The Death Record.

4 Cured of Short Story. A Bad Streak. Children'! Column. Playing with Short Story. BMTtMt.

OactDUU, tUmlluD and allroad ytst.rday at Itdlinipolli a Mortgage of U.W.OOO property. In favor Cwlluotil Trust company o( York, and the Trust 8.600 live per cent, gold bonds bearing date June 8.18SO, and maturing in fifty jears. While the document does not state that It Is died IB consequence of the recent I. D. and W.

leal, inch is the case. The ttims of the transfer of the property to the C. H. D. are that the latter company assumes the Interest on the Im and second mortgage I.

W. bonds. These aggregate (8,800,000, the amount of the mortgage filed yesterday. The transfer of the assumption of this merest necessitated the C. H.

D's giving a mortgage on its property to trust companies which is security for the shareholders. MATKOlt. Mrs. Jacob MtUer, of Richmond, formerly a resident of this city, has been elected superintendent of the Children's borne. SQUIBS.

In the case of John Ryan vs, Harry Thompson, a suit for JS5 damages for breach of contract In painting a home, a has been rendered In favor ol 'Squire Berry and the defendant by jury. Willie Keyes, who was so secerely burned it Llndenwald park on last Fri afternoon, Is slowly Improving and his recovery is now assured. The young son of George Compton Is also Improving. PAVIHO HIOH There will be a joint meeting of council and the property owners and citizens on High and Main streets this eyenlng to discuss the question of paving those streets, A number of them were In Dayton, Monday, and were very faror- ably Impressed with the asphalt paving in the city. CM the man money Iron Mil of til laids.

MMD fellowlM rwl MUM ututen were iM yestwd.y IB Bflce: Piter O. it at, to city of Hamilton, Ohio, lotso.WSW, Hamilton; I. Peter Q. Thomson et al, to city of Hamilton, Ohio, lota 5.S85-88, Hamilton: II BOHSTEEL. Prof.

CD. Barker, physical director of the Y. M. C. last evening received a telegram from Secretary BOG- steel, who Is now at his home in Corry, stating that be had just heard of the rumors anoat concerning hlmsel', and that he would return immediately.

He will probably arrive here some time tomorrow. HAPPY AfTES ALL. On Fourth of July morning a hired man in tbe employ of James Schert, south of town, came to this city on his way to visit relatives in Indiana. He had $20 In gold with htm, but ie lost It and had his day's pleasure had to return home. The money was found by Ed today, returned it to the man TWO-YIAB-OLD LOST.

The 2-year-old son of Eiward Vaughn of Park avenue, wandered away from home about 11 o'clock this morning. Hi long continued absence soon arousee the anxiety of his parents and a search was instituted for the little fellow. All efforts had, at last report, provet futile. The child wore a short dress of calico and black shoes and stockings. BBS.

MOTZER'S KZTDKN. Mrs. Cbarles Motzer seems to be just ly indignant at tbe slur cast upon hel good name by her husband in the state ment made by him and published in yes terday's DEMOCRAT. All the neighbor! held the lady in the highest esteem am say that nothing in the least can be said derogatory to her character. Nothing has been beard of the hus band.

Mrs. Motzer returned to this city APFKAISEES. George A. Rentschler, Adam Laurie and George Pox, of Lockland, are th appraisers of the Louis Snider's Son' mills in this city and county. Wm.

Carpenter, Charles P. George and Wm Stewart are the appraisers of the prop erty In Cincinnati. The appraisment here and in ncinnati took place thi afternoon. Wm. Allen, L.

M. Larsh and Thos D. Vlinedge are the appraisers of the defunct canal boat firm of Mench Me Klnnie. TEE DEATH RECORD. Robert Brown, son of Mr.

and Mrs Charles Browo, ol No. 744 East avenue died at 4:30 this morning after a linger ing illness of flve monthi, aged 4 year and 4 months. A host of friends extenc to the bereaved parents their sincen sympathy in the loss of their promlsln young son. The funeral will take place from th house Saturday afternoon at 3:30 an from St. John's church at 3 o'clock.

Rev C. A. Hermann officiating. Intermen Greenwood. Prank Jobn Eckert.

son of Mr. an Mrs. Lew Eckert, of No. 82 Hanove street, died at 11 o'clock morning cholera Infantnm, aged 15 months. These figure! represent tbe numbe ofbotUeacftDr.

Klnj'. New Ojmnr cvinsumotlon. Coughs and Colds IXirh were loiritt United State from March to Mareb, 'W. Tw MUHon Two Hundred and Minion, iwo drtd IBO Bevent tURXED SARN. The barn of Robert Reed, south of this city, was burned to the ground Tuesdar night.

About 10 o'clock Mr, Reed went to the barn and locked up for the night Everything alright then. In about an hour he was startled by the cries of some person as if in great agony. He hurriedly dressed himself and started for tbe place from where the cries came. As soon as he opened his door be saw his barn ablaze. He ran to the barn to try to save Bed Back, a stallion, valued it 11,500.

The Barnes drove him back, and be was unable to enter his'barn. Tbere are many who believe that tome unfortunate tramp's spirit went up in the smoke of the burning building. A suspicion looking person seen around the barn in tbe early part of the evening, and the cries of a man being beard, all give color to this belief. Besides an old pair of shoes partly burned ind a jack-knife were in the ruins. CHheri believe that the barn was set on fire, and that the stallion, Bed Buck, was never burned, but stolen, and the barn deitroyed to hide their guilt.

The loss will be about 13,500. HAM OA1L CLARK CALLED BOWS. This morning was the time set for Prank Clark's trial. Strange to say 9 attorney, E.E. Hull, failed to appear bile waiting and hoping for Mr nil's appearance Clark became involv- In an argument with Col.

Thomas as the ordinance which he (Clark) aimed Lad been passed for his especial oeflt. Clark with his usual hard gall ated that Col. Thomas had not served with a notice of tbe ordinance after had been passed and that knew nothing of It, and not think it was a law. The argn ent became very heated until finally ar li by the co.o:* a liar. In a second all was excitement and It as only through the prompt interven- on of the mayor that the pop-corn erchant was saved a good thumping.

yes! Yon are the chief-of-pMice," blued Clark. "Yes, 1 am chief-of police," roared tte jlonel," but when a man assails rny haracter, I am Cell Thomas, and I pro- ose to defend my reputation" "Tut, tut, boys," said Mayor hey chewed the rag In silence. This is the third time Clark has voided having his trial through some ubterfuge practiced by the parties aud ill probibly be the last as Mayor Bosch otiaed all concerned that the trial honld be heard next Tuesday afternoon. CHAPTER OF ACMDEHTS. The U-months'-old son of Mr.

and Mr-. ohnSchaide, living at Fifth and Sycamore with a palnftl accident ast 7enlng about 8 o'clock. The little ellow was walking around an oil slove whlce there was a pan of boiling jilk. While no one was watching Trim, suddetfls pulled the pan off the stove. the milk on hlmsell.

He wasse- erely scalded on the breast, left arm ne left side of the face. Dr. Geo. H. 'rebel was summoned and rendered medical aid.

A Western Union lineman named John on, while working on High street yes- erday morning, struck his left hand with an axe, catting a deep gssh at tbe GETS' ii 1 'cS Dr. Marti Drugstore. WltUBB TOLICZ COVKT HOTM. For some time George Strob bai been In the habit of playing practical jokes upon the police officers, oncedn particular having flven Capt. Schwab a wooden cigar on which that doughty officer broke a tooth.

Yesterday, to sort of square things the captain and Turnkey Joseph Symmes boriowed Stroh's buggy whip and robe from bis rig, which was standing in front of the station house. George has already filed complaint and the policemen are all looking the thief. J. Hermann was last night arrested by Officer Cameron and Bned and com for fast driving. Mrs, Kate Baumann was irreited on a charge of assaulting Annie Syger, Sbe received a fine of and costs.

John Getz, tbe tailor, was arrested this morning on a warrant sworn ont by Prank Helvey, charging him wltb obtaining money under false pretenses. The trial ihowed that Helvey had ordered a suit of clothes from Getz and hid paid in advance. Last night tbe clothes were to have been finished and Helvey went after them, but Getr refused to deliver the goods or return the money and hence the arreit. Getz proved that it had been contracted between them that the suit was to have been paid for in full before It was handed over, and he was dismissed. Thos.

Connor, proprietor of the "Bank sabon, again broke the midnight closing ordinance, was arrested In consequence, and will have a hearing at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Mayor Bosch will put a sliding scale on repeated offenses and perhaps the profit on keeping open will then diminish. Officer Jos. Symmes went to Cincinnati this afternoon to work np a case. Yesterday afternoon two young fellows named Tom Kelly and George Willis, were stealing a ride on a Pan Handle freight train.

They were cangbt and put off by the conductor, and In turn began stoning the train. An effort was made to capture them, but they got away. This afternoon a message was Olive MUt Olive F-atllf, it her home on norm street, wu yesterday aftwnoon tbe victim of an unusually pleasant surprise by a number of her young frlendi. Tbe afternoon wu gives over to music and various made it an A flue luncb was served at 0 o'clock. Tbose present were tbe Misses Sadie McKeiny, Emma Clements, Bessie Miller, Eva Waller, Nellie and Blma Leiter.

Alice Metcalf, Grace Emerick, and Nettie Rothenbusb, and Masters Walter Smith, Glen Rothen- hush and Lee Uatllff Birthday Surprise. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herold were pleasantly surprised last evening by a number of friends, in honor of Mrs'. Herold's birthday anniversary.

A delightful evening was spent, and a fine lunch was served. Those pretent were Mr. and Mrs. John Oressley, Mr. and Mrs.

Jobu Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Will Goshorn, Mr. and Mrs. Will Muscb, Mr.

and Mrs. Jobu Huffman, Mr. and Mrs. John Heroic 1 Mr. and Mrt.

George Croutbers, Mrt. Thursday, Julu BtiL Kate Holzberger. Mrs. Mrs. Dave Frisco, of Mary Smith, Middleto Misses Kate Bubenhelm, Minnie Herold, Delia Clements, Carrie Frisch and Robert Frisch, of Mlddletown, John and Pete Holzberger, Charles and Adam Herold and Ed Musch.

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ellin. Dr. and Mrs.

Cyrus Falconer will entertain at dinner Saturday, in honor of and Mrs. Alston Ellis. pleasantly Entertained. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Pauly very pleasantly entertained a number of friends last evening. A fine lunch was served and an enjoyable evening spent. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J.

Long, Mr. and Mrs. George Rebar, Mr. and Mrs. C.

Beckwith, Misses Kate Coleman, Leona Long and Clara and Rose Menchen. Personal Mention. Miss Maggie Caldwell, of Buckeye street, Is visiting friends In lyest Chester. We are sole agents for the Jenness Miller Model Bodice and for the Equipoise Waist. They are the best Waists in the market and are very desirable for persons that like a light, easy, fitting Waist and that find Corsets uncomfoi table.

I There is a great advantage to buyers who will now see our Parasols. They are just the thing for this weather and they are sold at a price not near their actual value. See them before the choice has been sold. After the great sale we have a lot of Remnants and short ends of Silks, Wool Dress Goods and Wash Fabrics that we will close out at less than half price. A small lot of Ladies' Waists, of Corsets and of Hosiery to close out at a cheap price.

received at headquarters from Captain Schwab.stating tnat he had one of them The patrol wagon answered the call and Thomas Kelley was locked up. He will likely receive a jail sentence. PUNGENT POINTS. Paul Greenwood spent the 4th in Middletown. J.

Bwald, of Cincinnati, spent yes- erday in this city. Jamie and Theodore Kirkpatrick have gone to Middletown to visit relatives. Allred Schricte has returned to his home in CInclnnati.after visiting friends in this city. Julien Smith left this on a business trip through the northern part of tbe state. Mrs.

W. C- Kmearson left last eyen- lng on a special car via C. H. D. ai Pennsylvania lines for Plttsburg, callej chere by the sudden death of her brother.

D. W. FITTON 4 CO, base of the thumb. Dr. ressed the injury.

Geo. H. Trebel Ruth Nichols, the little daughter ot W. A. Nichols, of the Ohio com mercial college, met with an accident at Lindenwald park yesterday afternoon.

She ran in front of a swing and was knocked down by being struck by the eet of a lady who was swinging. The ittle girl was rendered senseless and in that condition for quite a ong time. She was removed tq her lome on north Third street, where today he was rapidly improving. LIOAL HOTJSE. The county commissioners spent tie day In Oxford.

Licenced to Wed. Henry Weisenborn and Mary E. Bolser, both of Middletown. Costs Faid. The costs have been paid with Clerk 'abst, in tbe following oases: AlbertO.

Pierson vs David T. Pier M. Thompson Co. vs. Martha Pollock, et al -A.

Comslock vs P. B. Martin -William Winston vs. Josephine P. Smith vs Kopp-Allen Cocraft vs.

P. St. L. R. R.

Co. Auditor's Orders. Audifr Duerr has drawn oiders as follows: James, Harry and Bert Jones, witnesi fees, 50; Wra. Hill, collecting omitted tans, W7 31; J. J.

Everion Son, livery Kronlage Brede, goodi lor jail, 74; C. J. Smlttt W. attorneys fees, 140; Johnson Wilson, Book, Troup Manufacturing Dow law tax table, 18.50; Thomas M. Boyd, Interest on bonds, 190.

EatrlH Murphy and AleiP. Hume n. Alice M. Cook. Judgment for plaintiff.

ordered to cancel mortgage dncrlbtd In petition In three dtyi and in default thereof clerk of the court ordired to make slid cancel- uttOB and BUtum. icjiiftd to pay Jon Young n. Jacob StonletJl allu of appraiiownu tod iili iHMrf. for good ciueiboww iitrlV Ofttrrt wrttM lute It eon Mptf tnoU IBl Id- Matt Sauer was in Dayton on business today. Preparations are being made by the First Baptist Sunday school to give a picnic at Sheley's groye tbe latter part of this month.

The trip will be made on a caual boat. Dr. Faye Walker, president of Oxford college, was in the city today. Little Eddie Lambert, the boy who was injured so seriously by being struck by an tlectric car on north Third street b-mt two months ago, has about fer.civered. Mrs.

Elmer E. Leiter is convalescent, alter a week's illness. Jonathan Henninger Is to his home on Ross street, by illness. John D. Lotz leayes on next Thursday for New York, where he will set sail for to spend several years in completing his musical education.

Frank Anthe has returned to his nome in Covington, after a lew days' visit In this city. Tbe Ladies' Industrial band of the Miss Lncy Keck is spending a week in Dayton. Misses Emma and MarySchramm have returned from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Bnrkhardt, In the country.

Mrs. Jacob Milders and daughter are the guests Of friends In Oxford. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lashorn will return tomorrow from a two weeks' visit to Chicago and the World's Fair.

Miss Rboda Steen leaves ID a few days for Marietta and vicinity to spend a month with friends and relatives. Mrs. Charles Miller will leave for Chicago in a few days. Mrs. Joseph Fromm returned home yesterday from Eatou.

Mrs. Charles Eckert and children have returned home, after a pleasant visit in Camden. Mrs. S. M.

Schell and Miss MacMillan spent yesterday in Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. James Nudd.of PIqua. are the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Dodsworth, of Chestnut street. Dr. and Mrs. J.L Kirkpatrick and son, Ralph, left this morning for Chicago.

Miss Sallie Dickey, of Cincinnati, Is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Mallory and family. Mr. and Mrs.

George Kurtz and family, of Indianapolis, are visiting friends In this city. Born, to Mr. and Mrs, Fred Conrad, of south Ninth street, a girl. Mrs. John McQrath, of Wyoming, and Miss Hargitt, leave the latter part of the week for Chicago.

Mrs. Elmore Anderson, of Bethany, spent the day in this city. Miss Jessie Sortman and Oscar Austill have gone to Lebanoo to spend a few days with Stanley Reese. Mr. Jonn Schwartz and Miss Minnie Schwartz have returned home from Chicago.

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Haungs gave a family picnic in Lindenwald park yesterday afternoon and evening. Mrs. P.

Blackburn returned home this morning, after a few days'visit In Lebanon. Miss Jessie Splvey returned to Oxford this morning, after a pleasant visit to Miss Tilda Beierly has returned home after a pleasant visit with friends in Cincinnati. Mrs. Ed H. Joues, of Dayton street, is the guest of relatives and friends at Bevis.

Mrs. H. L. Glfford spent yesterday in Dayton. Mrs.

Wm. H. Hirr and children, of south Second street, are the guests of Mrs. Sophia Winkler, of Montgomery. Tbe Big Four club was entertained last evening by tbe Misses Hubert, of Eighth street.

Mrs. John F. Hume and daughter, Mattie, of Poughkeepsie, N. are tbe guests of Mr. and Mrs.

A. Hume, of south Second street. Mrs. Amelia Schmuck has returned home after a pleasant visit with her brother at Tipton, Jnd. Misses Lizzie Poast, Mlnta and Mattie Graves and Messrs.

Albert Pernple, M. M. Beam, Chas T. Myers, G. H.

Ward and E. L. Ward spent yesterday with friends in this city. THEPADDINO KIKOVED. Mayor Bosch this- merulng appointed John Ruby to succeed Joe Hull as runner at the Threes.

The receipts of the Home Loan Building association last night amounted to $4342 91. the loans to 03. Seventeen new shares were taken. REV. MR.

ORAHSTAFF. The Westminster Presbyterian church held a congregational meeting last night at which Dr. Faye Walker, president of Oiford college, presided. The purpose of the meeting was the calling of a pastor. A unanimous call was extended to Kev.

Frank Granstaff, now pastor of the Fifth Presbyterian church, of Cincinnati. This action was foreshadowed In the DEMOCRAT some days ago. Rev. Mr. Granstaff is an eloquent speaker and an earnest Christian worker.

He likes Hamilton very much and there is scarcely a doubt about his accepting the call extended him. First Baptist church will give an entertainment and supper at Music hall on next Tuesday evening. Rev. Thomas of Marion, is the guest ol bis sister, Miss Mary Welsh. Jobn Brnck, of Texas, is visiting his parents on Central avenue.

Wm. Brannon has returned to his home Io spending several days in this city. State Scbool Commissioner O. T. Corson, of Columbus, was the guest this afternoon of Dr.

Alston Ellis. B. Harlan, superintendent of the MidJleUwn schools, was In the city today. Henry Vonderhaar. a moulder working at Black Clawson's shop, is seriously ill at his home on Buckeye street.

He was stricken wltb paralysis on last Monday. Hon. E. 0. Rathbone Is in the city for a few days on business.

John Pflanzer, of Mt. Vernon, is spending a week wltb his parenti, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Pllanzer, of Heatoo street. J.

E. Lee was In the city yesterday from Urbana. Cbarlea Pirrott, of Columbus, was In the city on business 'Squire Ben H. wai In Dayton yesterday on buslnesi. Hon.

Jos. Hughes, of England, ll In tbe citj for a few days. If Ton are not foellng strong ind healthy, try Electric Bitters. If "La Orlf.pt" has left you weak and UM Electric Bitten. Thlt remedy acts directly on Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, gently aiding organs to perform their functions If you afflicted wlih Sick will Ssl speedy (MTOlinent by liking Electric Bitten tola! will convince ran Miss Pearl Murphy.

Misses Edna Mecum and Lizzie Savage, and Dr. J. Stewart and D. Stevenson spent last evening on the reservoir. Miss Lena Schneider has returned home, alter several months' visit In Tennessee and Kentucky.

Miss Rena Stlner has goon to Middletown, to remain several days. The Starlight club yesterday returned from their excursion to Mammoth Cave and Louisville. They were gone five days and report the trip a great success. Miss Lena Snyder has returned from a six weeks' visit to Bowling Green, Ky. Miss Cora Beckett, of West Chester, is spending a couple of weeks' with her aunt, Mrs.

Israel Williams. Miss Elsie Zlmmers is visiting relatives in Trenton. Misses Phoebe and Lou Schalk, of Millvllle, spent the day in this city. Mrs. Henry Pauly and daughters, Lou and Edna, leave shortly to spend the summer.

Mils Irene Woods has returned to her home la Urbana, after a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Beckett. Miss Gtorgia Dunkle left this morning for her home at Rockford, 111. Mrs.

Charles Mathes speat yesterday kfterooonin Cincinnati. MlH Hattle Elber Is visiting Mill Wlnnlfred Fox, of Lindenwald. Mlw Martha Walteri is spending a few daya with frlendi at Pleasant Run. Mrs. Schroder, son and daughter home from a two weeki' trip to Chicago.

Mr. and MM. J. Richardson, of eait Dayton street, accompanied by MM. Bibcock, and Mlu Stella Klchfcrdion, Kit lilt evening for Cblcaga to atund tu World's Fair.

MlM Waiter! bai returned A Dollar Besui will by tii Aid of Cortstlio i ItuMfVtM tlM WMM It ll' I'TtB, 10 MM Mil Mrs. Wm. Allen, Mrs. Oriffls, Mri. Par rish and Mrs.

S. D. Pltton will be In E. day from 4 to 8 p. m.

Their assortment of cake, homemade bread and pressed meats will be templing to housewives. Why HU Wife "Fidgety." I have the best coolt in the town, Whuse bread is delicious and white Her coffee Is fragrant and brown, Her pastry a perfect delight. But she dally complains of the worry they She's my own darling wife, but a fidgety Your wife is worn out, anil needs Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, the only meiticlae to cure debilitated women How many overworked American ladies we see with lack-lustre eyes ami haggard faces, growing old before tbeir from those exhausting ailments that men know nothing of. They can be permanently cured by this remedy as numberless grateful women will attest Price refunded, if it fails to give satisfaction In every case.

See amranta printed on bottle-wrapper. Aniler.on* SlmlTor liave the and lout economical coal in city. We uiiKht before the and ran you nil low If not lower thau any coal yard In the city. DRUNKENNESS CURED. Parties desiring a safe and speedy cure for the Liquor or Opium habit will do well to call at or address the Carten Sanitarium, Mlddletown, Oblo.

Home treatment can be had lf.de ilred. Hot' Arnica Halve. The BIST SAI.VK In the world for Cuts, Brnlies, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and poiltlvely cures piles, or no pay required. It la guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.

Price cents per box. for aale by Or. Markt. The bent and chvapcftt ooal )n the city to Iw had of Ander.oa Hhankr. A In Flat.

"My modeat, matchless Madeline Main my melodious mtdnUht moans; Mncb may my melting music Ky modulated monutonei." Tnti tonne an stayed out too late, nil lidy love. Ha caught a cold, wolch developed Into catarrh, but cured It with Sage's Catarrh a MVurdin ipeclno for chronic cam, "Old In thi H.id," Headache. It corrects Fonts For boys 4 to 14 years old Different Kinds at 50c A PAIR. NOTICE OF ELECTION. 'o the Qualified Electors of the City of Hamilton, 0.: WIIKUEAK.

The City Council of Hamilton )hio. on tbe 23rtl dtiy of May, paBsedanotv lunnco order-lug the submission to the unltflotl voters of Hamilton, Olilo, the ucFtton whether the City o( Hamilton Ohio, shall Issue bonds to the extent oE Hundred Thousand Dollwc or the purpose of erecting and constnwfe- lit; sewers for mild city at the expeiua ff' he corporation. Now, therefore, Charles S. Boscli, Mayor ef Hiurilion, Ohio, hereby give notice to (maUtlcd voters of Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio, to niuot tbetr respective daces of voting iu eiicli of the of. aid city.

On Saturday, July 8th, A. 1893, ictween thn hours of o'clock n. m. p. m.

on said day and theu aui there by ballot deride said question. The electors shall have written or urlnJr- on their ballots the words: "FOIl THE ISSL'K OF BONUS" "AGAINST THE ISSUK OF BONDS." And snld election shall In all respocte be conducted in accordance with the laws of Ohio, the same as at a general election and the Jutlgv.s and Clurlw shall make their re- urns as provided Tor by law. under my hund and the 1 SKAI, of the City of Hamilton, 1 $lh day of June, A. CHARLES S.BOSCH, Mayor of the City of Hamilton, Ohio- US eod td after a few dajs' TUlt with Mile. MUi Brown rUltlng IB Clnciintii.

Uatarrhal tbe tainted e. br.au, tilt offensive discharges, belli Irtltit.d ind none, leaving me bud clear, lad and tasiu mimpalrcd. It costi but cfnti, and proprietors offer In good tilth WOO lor a ran cainot cute. In Mconhinre with Instructions from Ui elty council, nolloc Is hereby prlvon Io th nrworty ownum on High Ktrect Io null' with tun members of tbe City Couuell 01 Thursday July 6, 1893 At thi! council chamlier the purpose mmslovrlim tho of pnvliuj "'The'prlnelpnl question to tin itnelded bei tho iniiterlul to bo whether brie 'n'ownors of property on mild street nr I'ronldcnt City Council. Opaque Art Glass Works! P.

g. B. Cor. fourth Hamilton, Ohio, June 8,1891 SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received nt tho otfleo of the CUf Clerk of Hamilton, up Io Tuesday, July 25, 1893, At 12 o'eloek, noun, for Ihe two frame building situated onSteond Bluek street, iii'iiuireil Ivy the c-lty In eon- lU-mimtliMi proceedings for tin- extension of llhtek street. K.ueli of the dwelling bouses, Miible, tenees, will be Hwaruea to the hlKlicut Wdder.

the party to whom tin- nwiml Is nmde In c'lieh ease will be iinlred to move tlie buildings wtthln ft period of thirty llcfore any ot ttie or nmterial are removed tlie piu must de- ney in the city ipt for tbe came ty whom tii'J'iiward't" poxll the pi.rehase trcasurv and tile a with the clly cl--rk. Tbe city reserves the right, io reject any i ail hi MrWAKKN, City Clvrk, Hamilton. June Uith, 41 tbur First Mml HAMILTON, OHIO. UNITED STATES DEPOSITOR? CAPITAL, tlOO.OOO. ASA 8HULER, PUSIDIKT; J.

E. HUGHES, Vici-PimaiDisr; JOHN B. CORNELL, S. D. FITTON, AsusTiST Cisnn.

DIRECTORS! Peter Bennlughofen, D. W. Fltton, ahnlei, John B. Cornell, J. Hughes, 8.

D. Fltton, R. C. McKlnncy. Largest, Finest and Best Vaults in the Country.

Completely Fire, Burglar and Riot Proof. Stpinte Apartments for Safe Deposit California del, KleHlng, sort and sBerty. Mit CtllfoTBla Herman strwu, im.