The Hamilton Examiner from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 3

IN AND AROUND THE CITY. $omillau June llty, 167ft. HAMILTON blewcd (Mt night. with a Miiall rain THE fire alarm telegraph for this city will completed tnd in operation in a few THE J. W.

McClo.ky, wnTpreach at he Jackwnburg School House next Sabbat it 4 o'clock r. M. Oxthefirrt page of thc EXAMINER ml MS found a correct list of the county, city an chool officials, and a railroad time-table MK. PAULiw.of City, who severe injured a short time since by ninaway at the R. R.

Depot, has almost entirely scovered. from every section ie County, on all subjects of interest, long short, solicited from our i some letter 8. Write IN Common Pleas a petition was filed hursday evening by George Keefer vs. Kecfer, for divorce on the grounds of gleet of duty. TUB Hamilton and Cincinnati market re- rts will be carefully be crefully made up or ch publication day, and will be found'bri eighth page of the EYAMINER.

IMS concert given Tuesday evening of last at thc Methodist church was in every par- tilar a success--the music being very and the large audience appreciative. ABKAM MARTS has brought suit against in Mumma, of Middletown, for assaulting i on the head with a large club, and in- ttng severe and dangerous for ich he claims eight hundred dollars. 'HE Common Pleas Court will not be in lion again until Monday, Judge Gihnorc iff absent holding court in Eaton. The ion here will probably extend into July-- Hargitt's docket indicates. Suicide of Beauchamp.

Just at we are going prew a telegram comes from Middletown, to the effect that LouU Beauchamp, ton Dr. Beauchamp, had fchol himself, probab'v falaly. TMK OLD CKMETKRV Weav tr, City Civil Engineer, and assistants arc busily engaged staking off and preparing these grounds for uw. When laid out into walks and adorned with grass and fountain, as it will toon be, this park, situated so near the center of the City, will be a convenient and delightful for our citizens during the warm weather. By a means Messrs.

Conn- MADE MARBLE cilmcn let ut, have it speedily as possible. THE Second National Bank has awarded the contract for their new building, to M. F. Eisel Sons for $12,000. The plans, prepared by A.

C. Nash, of Cincinnati, are for a three i lory structure, of Dayton free stone. 26 feet by 71, and of elegant design. The way this bank money around begets a suspicion that its directors have got a lean of the Washington machine for making backs." HE teachers and friends of the public tots have made arrangements to take an irsion to Dayton to the Soldiers' Home next Saturday. Tickets for the round at reduced rates.

the Miami, Henry Hursch i workman in the planing mill in Ward one; ged 48 years. At 11 o'clock Saturday night he deceased went from his home to bathe; ot returning by 12 o'clock, his wife became nxious and communicated her fears to some eighbors. His clothes were found on the iver bank, and his body on the river's bot- oin after an hours search. The badly cramp- limbs told unmistakably the cause of his rowning. LOUD complaints are daily made against the "Switching" performances of the freight trains on the Junction branch of the C.

H. D. Railroad in this city. Buggies, wagons and even footmen are not infrequeutly brought to a halt for ten or fifteen minutes by a long stationary freight train Second or Third street, This unnecessary, but illegal. Nature Outstripped and Improved on- All of Marble Made by Chemical There is on exhibition at the Central House in thit.

city a number of specimens of manufactured marble--one of them a bcauti ful and complete marble mantle--which arc the producU of certain chemical processed. Mr. Householder, the Hgent, who is here for the purpose of organizing a con.pany to manufacture and deal in the article, gives us the following statement: This marble is chemically and substantially marble--the only difference between it and that produced in blocks by nature is that the latter is sup posed to be formed by the aggregation of time, this is produced of the same chemical affinities as they are found dispersed over our earth in our cement and gypsum beds, and various other ingredients, as manufactured in our chemical laboratories These several mineral substances being collected, in exact pioportion as, they exist in natural marble, are by means of certain chemical action (known only to the inventor, and, of course, iu which consists its patent) arc brought together and produce marble. Nor FETE for the benefit of thc First Uni- ilist church will be held at the residence hn W. Erwin on Third on Friday ing the isth iiwt.

will be open cception of visitors at 7 o'clock p. M. IE Rev. Dr. Tucker will preach in the rersalitt church on next Sunday at A.

id 8 p. M. Subject for the morning: The tion of Man. For the-evening: Many of Many The citizens of Ham- are cordially invited. IK ladies of the Universalist Church will a fete to morrow (Friday) evening at of John W.

Erwin. The ids BtMTOuniiiBj tfir residence will be mated and stimberries and ice cream i from tables spread upon- the green I. MARY'S congregation will give a pic- thc County Fair Grounds, Thursday, une, for their benefit of thc church. Rev. Hone promises plenty of ice cream at water and lemonade for the warm and and good muiic by Wolfs band tor wng folks.

Festival at Beckett Hall, Thursday gi given by the Machinists and was very creditable to the managers artictpants. The Hall and tables were jmely decorated, thc ladies, as usual, ressed and charming and thc gcntlc- mrtcous and gallant. All went merry arriage bell. across is not only The proper City authorities should put a stop to this verv vexations violation of the law and citizens rights. FIXE WOOD We have noticed, market mornings, at Front street, corner, a fine collection of Brackets, the manufactur of the Parlor Bracket Cincinnati.

As a work ofart'-TheCrucifizion" takes first place. It cannot fail to be appreciated by our catholic readers altogether, the stock is the finest we have seen in this city, and as it will only be offered during the coming week, it behooves admirers to make no delay ir. examining it. installation of Rev. A.

Clokey as pastor of the United Presbyterian church of Hamilton, takes place on Tuesday June i6tn at 8 P. at the church of this congregation. Mr. Clokey takes the place of Dr. David who resigned this cliarge on account of failing health Mr.

Clokey been preach, ing in Hamilton for a rear past and has won very many friends and gives promise of becoming a faithful, earnest and successful pastor. The public are cordially invited to be present on the occasion. MR. JOK OWENS, lately of Hamilton. bu now" of St.

Louis, is on a brief visit to home and friends in this city. He has ust returned from attending thc Texas State Fair at Houston. The Portable Steam Engines and Head blocks for Sawmills, of is it diflknlt to perfectly imitate any of vari- gated kinds of marble, for by the introduction of certain mineral paints when thc substance is in the plastic condition every character of marble can be readily produced, as the samples at thc Central House abundantly prove. He also informs us that when thus prepared, this plastic mass is placed into moulds made for thc purpose out of pine planks, such device or archictecural design as may be desired. When it hardens, in a short time, and becomes perfect stone, thenqe it is remoted and secures thc finish or polish in the same manner as the natural marble.

This is certainly a great discovery, and one, which if proven as durable it is represented to be, will doubtless ultimately take the place of the more valuable and costly- foreign marbles, because of its easy and cheap production. The agent who is here representing this invention certainly manifests the utmost fairness in his proposition to the citizens of Hamilton for the organization of a company, for he sets forth no less than seven different and specific guarantees regarding the goods, and only asks payment of the subscription after a thorough investigation having been made by a committee of the subscribers' own choosing, and a report thereof. As curiosities, the specimens will repay a call at the Central House. PKOBATI: II. Cunningham appointed executor of the last will of Thomas Coyne, late of Middle-town, dcceas- ed.

Personalty, $6,000. Bond, $12,000, with W. B. Oglwby and C. S.

Barnitz. sureties. The following arc the bequests named in the will made April 1874. FIRST--To the children. William.

John Edwin. Thomas, Mary. Sarah, and James Coyne, the whole of the personal and real estate (except hereafter lie divided equally. Item 4 provides that the father-in law testator shall no longer live with the family, but that he be sent to Ireland, and the expenses of his journey, not exceeding $50, be paid out of the estate Item 5--That the executor purchase neat headstone for the grave of the testator. Item 6 J.

I I Cunningham the executor. Exceptions were filled yesterday in the Probate Court by Meyar Holze in behali J. Wolfe, minor, to the bond of Simon Degin- ger as guardian because for reasons alleged that the amount of penalty was not sufficient. Second: The sureties were not in accordance with the statute and are insufficient. Joseph assignee of John A.

Sweet, Married. on Wednesday evening, June 10 John's Church, by Rev. C. A. A I SKIDENSTICKKK, of Miss CAROLINE RUPI, of thwcity.

After the ceremony at the Church tnc bridal party repaired the hall of the United German Society, where a repast was served. THE Ohio Valley Editorial Association in in Chillicothc. Richard Smith, of the Cincinnati Gazette, delivered the tion. Of 4 MISCELLANEOUS. rf GRAND 4 th JULY PIC NIC! PRY 00008, OKOCKKIES SPRING -AND SUMMER I IIV Tiff UNITED GERMAN SOCIETY, AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.

an insolvent, made his final settlement. Since his lait report, the assignee had collected $165 30 and the remainder of the claims were worthless. Balance now in his hands for distribution among creditors, $502 94, enough now on hand to per to thc general Amount of and claims against estate, $8,049 -4- per cent dividend paid, $1,1 cent dividend due, $502 94. Twenty 6.25 per PROGRAMME. Council Proceedings.

The City Council met as usual latt Monday evening. An ordinance was passed fixing the rates of taxation for corporation purposes at 12 mills on the dollar, to be levied as follows: General purposes, 2 mills; street cleaning and sanitary purposes, mills: interest on public debt, mill: payment of KABEIII WEBSTER brought suit Jacob Borger and Charles Dell each 900 damages, under the Adair Liquor ipon two separate petitions. Thc de ts live in Middletown, and run saloons, it is brought against the defendant for Owens, Lane Dyer, and the Steam Pums, reapers which he had in charge and on exhibition there Were awarded the first premiums. Good for Joe. Butler County Boys make themselves felt wherever they go--even Brooks tried in it Arkansas.

WE arc requested to say to the community that the mrnagers of the Childrens Home will give a fete chempetre in thc Court House Park on Thursday the 151 of June. This will be pleasant information to those who have not forgotton the delightful occas- of the past two years when our central square took on a new fare a new life, filled with the wonderiully constructed booths when pretty women dispensed everything attractive that Marshal, An ordinance, reported by the City- Solicitor, was passed levying a special tax (in all amounting to $135) on real estate abutting on Main, between Second and Third streets. for street-sprinkling. The committee on police to whom was referred thc complaint of thc Mayor tha't the sold to the husband of the plaintiff beautiful month of June offers flowers, as pronounced an habitual drunkard fruifs lemonade confectionary. One came away with a lighter purse, but ox.

We understand the City it's attention has been called to the of a boisterous set of young fellows Sunday evenings intolerably offen- rcsidcnU and passers-by near the rail- rpot in this City. One or two other call aloud for the services of thc lor his Deputy for similar causes. evening a house of ill-lame in the -aided and thc two inmates tured nd lock "tv.ey Mayor Law- irsday, convicted. jinrd tack Jive and released! Is $500 pious Mayor 's of thc damage done this lily by thc existence of the We'd like to know, you know. ---IAY SCHOOL MASS MEETINGS.

liestcr, next Sabbath, June the Hlh, E. Church beginning at 2 o'clock fhc school at Tylersvillc, and friends arc cordially invited, at VaHey Chapel, beginning at 3 r. M. Port Union and Springdale SrhooK and friends arc cordially in- TV Board of County Infirmary met Saturday all When the were examined and ordered horc Son. 14.33; M.

Kuhn Son oscph Jacobs 26.10; I). Ross rock 19.50; Doctor Ecfcart two biiK I.evy fc. Son. Anderson Jacob Mart's 40.00; Wm. Voris being present, who in with the Board examined he build- arm, onding everything in good or- the Inmates well cared for.

Tbc en gauc thc such in as necessary. Adjourned in th; fift FiiJay in next Month. with a lighter heart as well for had he not contributed to the support of thc little orphan and yet he had more than his money's worth in pleasure. Who will not be there on the 35th of June to help and cheer the ladies in their labor of love? --i A Suggestion To Our Citv Counci). Editor examiner.

The new directory of thc city of Hamilton informs us that the population is near seventeen thousand. As this a rapid increase in population we take the liberty of suggesting a very important matter to a large citjr. We find by referring to the tabulated list of streets that we have two of each of the following named streets, Front, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Walnut and Water. We would suggest to thc Council that there is danger of thc growth being so rapid hat we cannot find names. It is a source ot great annoyance, not only to strangers, but to residents, to have duplicate names of streets with tlic i iver for a dividing line.

If be they cannot lie changed, then better take up the old distinction of Hamilton and Rof-svillc. Thc names of thc should be and permanently painted upon the houses at the comrr of thc slrccU, or what wouJd he belter, upon the lamps. Thc las.1 would be particularly beneficial after the contract expires with thc present gas company and we succeed in making arrang menls for a good illuminating gas with other party. Another excellent idea would be to have all thc houses on thc respective streets numbered, and make it im- pcranne that thc number be plainly Marthal neglected to ferret out the cause of disobedience to the ordinances, reported that "in the judgment of the committee the complaints are not without remedy; that it is the duty of those who complain of the violation of laws to swear out warrants against the alleged offenders; that it is- thc duty of the Marshal to promptly serve such warrants and also arrest on view such persons as he may see violating such law, and detain them until a legal warrant can be obtained, either on his own affidavit or upon the affidavit of any one who may complain of the violation of the law. Your committee further report that in their opinion thc complaints arc not of so serious a character as to call for any action of thc Council.

The report was received. Mr. Sohn presented a communication from Amcricus Symmes, ot" Louisville, containing a drawing of a monument he proposes erecting in thc Fourth Ward Park, to the memory of his father, John Cleves Symmes. It is an obelisk of Scotch granite 37 feet in height, surmounted by a globe five feet in diameter, hollowed at the poles to represent thc projector Symmes'theory of "concentric circles and polar voids." The base of thc shaft will be 9 feet square, and of American granite. A bronze medallion AUDITOR honest of Butler county have reason to thank Auditor Peck and our efficient and impartial Board of Equalization, who have almost daily discovered and placed on the tax duplicate large amounts of personal propertv concealed from, or not returned to the assessors.

Some time ago the return of personal property ot the Gas Company for taxation was, handed in and it then returnedbut ten thousand ol taxable property. Auditor Peck returned the blank with the request that it be made out in conformity to the law, and be increased a little, which was done by Mr. Tweed, President of the Company, arid the $10.000 raised to 27,000. The Board of Equalization cited one John Howell, agent of June Howell, a farmer ana money loaner, living near College Corner, to appear before them, and yesterday added to the hundred dollars he had returned. 14,800 dollars, making instead of one hundred dollars upon which to pay tax the sum of fourteen thousand hundred dollars.

A rodent mammals, of the genus Sciurut, called Squirrels) for miles round about-John Owens place, near the classically named village of Gandertown, hare been holding a grand jubilee during the past week. I IT response to a summons from, the Right Worthy Grand Master -1J-- -J A. on the balcony of the U. G. Society Rooms by Apollo Brass Band.

9 A. M--Music proceeds to the Pic Nic grounds, dancing until 12, M. ia in English and German. 2 I-. plays by the Turner Section ot the society; consisting of Races, Climbing, ascension of Baloons, c.

Festivities i continue with dancing and other amusements until the close of the day. IX TICK EVENING, GRAND ILLUMINATION FIRE WORKS At the Hall of the societv. DRY GOODS VERY LOW. v. mmm CO.

A FULL LINE OF CENTRAL HOUSE, Cor. High and Front HAMILTON, O. is "otel, OB the IIOB Attached are roomy stables, with careful atteu- PHILLIPS, Prop. 41 WINTER'S Cheap Cash Store! SELLING region nightly met hosts of these nimble animals--old sqnirrels and young squirrels, fox squirrefs, gray squirrels and black 'neath the twinkling stars and smiling moon sang peans of praise and thanksgiving from their lofty perches midst "thc fragrant leafage of their foref.t homes. But their p'eano of praise and thanksgiving were not for good done but for evil A party, invited by "John," and headed by "Jarv, and Dave" and "Gess." had.

furbished up their somewha? rusty double-barrells, laid in ample stores of powaer and lead, boiled hams, sausage, sweitzer cheete and bread, filled several small casks with milk! hired a covered double team spring wagon, aired their camping-out blankets and tents, and actually fixed upon the day and hour for setting out on a war of extermination against squirreldom. Xews of this impending dire-calamity coming to his ears, and a large number of his subjects being at that time minors, therefore reliered from military beer-drinking. His majesty the Grand Mogul of issued a mandate to his squirrels, squirrclesses and squirreleens to "hunt and keep their holes" between the hours of suniisc and sunset and there await further orders. One and all then hunted their holes, nor stood on the order of hunting them the chaste Diana, the goddess and beloved of all hunterdom, being aware of this strategical and on the whole (hole) not-to-be chcckmatid move, and not wishing to have her chosen disciples go on a "wild goose chase" instead of a squirrel hunt, (especially in thc dog-days) conveyed intelligence of thc DRY GOODS At Panic Prices for Cast. CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING AXD BOVS, Also made to order, and a warranted.

PERFECT TIT DRESSGOODS WHITE GOODS, A ALSO, A COMPLETE STOCK Jeans, Parasols, c. LOWER THAN BKPOMK THE WAR. PLEASE LOOK THROUGH OUR STOCK OUR PRICES WILL SUIT. OUR STOCK OF THE BEST STOCK GOODS THE CI1Y A I WE SELL BELOW COST! Call and examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere. A.

WINTER. GROCERIES AND TEAS. ARE ALWAYS COMPLETE. DRUGS, MEDICINES, Ac. WM.

B. FALCONER, DRUGGIST, ALL I or Drugs, Chemicals, AND FANCY GOODS, At Suitable to the Times. LAl.GE STOCK OF head of John Clcvcs Symmes will be placed to thc leaders of the proposed exoedi- in ttu I in the section of thc shaft. cd. There are other points, needing attcn tion, bat these spoken of need prompt correction, and if attended to will oblige MAXY CITIZENS, d.f.e en between a man that ha, a cut a man that has on is cental and thc ot.icr accidci.L.1.

Jso. M. TAYI.OH, of Oxford, this County, was tried Monday last before J. McMaktn Deputy U. S.

Commissioner, for violation of thc kevcnuc laws. It appears that Mr. Taylor, who had s- loon when thc crusade came on, clewed up and promised thc crusaders not to do so any more. He then opened a shoe-shop in his front mom. The crusaders shortly thereafter had Jhcir faith in TaylorV conversion shaken by eeing men mysteriously end their wav by night and day into Ihc rear room "to get their taken," they vaid, and come oul apparently quite lame.

How thc lair detectives satisfied thcimcltcs that there was a barrel of whisky in that rear room is something "no fellah can find But curiosity be gratified at anv cost; in this it at no to poor Taylor-- thc s3y dog. To purge himself of the charge of retailing liquor without a license wiJJ him many a week's savings. The took that measure much better lhan he took his customer's measures. Moral: don't trv to fool a woman not if ihc's a-crusading. tion.

The breech-loaders were immediately wrapped in flannels and silentljr laid away, the order forthc double team and wagon 'countermanded and thc provisions and m-lk given to the M. C. A. for distribution among th poor. c.

John, Date, George" and all the rest of the boys loudly duclamc anv in tended raid on Squirreldom-- they wcr'cnt going tquirrcl hunting-- no! not at all. But, O' nimble and graceful vquirrcls sqmrrcicsK-s and jubilate not over-much in your bloodless victory and ores ent security lest in your overweening confidence you be surprised and destroyed hr vour discomfited but not disheartened cncmv Eternal vigilance the price of squirrel well man-liberty. Our friends and bear in mind thai we arc still manufacturing thc old and reliable brands of flour Thc Housekeeper's Friend," is made of pure white wheat This flour needs no prcm rom to recommend it. IK superior qnality always been sufficient recommendation, to which of families in Hamilton and vincinity will bear testimony. Our "Baker's Family Flour," has no equal in this city or country, in prool of this we THE COLDEST AND BEST SODA WATER THE CITY ALWAYS ON DRAUGHT.

as A I Made of thc PUREST CHEMICALS. A prominent feature of the establishment. PURE TEAS, At prices within the reach of all, a specialtv. KUVCMBCR 1JIC TLACC, Street, opposite the Conn Hoase, HAMILTON. a i FrencH China, Glass and Queensware Table Cutlery Spoons, Table Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Lace Curtains.

Att OF OCR KNTtKX STOCK WE WILL Siu, AT SMALL PROFITS High B. S. JAMES, IlKALEfl IN" Drugs, Medicines, Paints, OILS, VARNISHES. School Ilooks Blank Books and Stationery, of all kinds. Ax observant person says 1.1 xs GRAVES, who warned thc villages of YVilliambnrg and Ixxrds of their coining doom, is like he was before thc flood.

have only to state the fact that we arc now supplying ovf two-thirds of thc bakers and grocers in thc city with thh grade of flour. I- lour and feed delivered to anv part of thc city, free of charge. Every pound of flour sold by is warranted to gnc satisfaction. Prices uniform and satisfactory. WM.

ANDEKSOX Co, 4t-3t. Hamilton Hamilton, O- FRAMES MADE 10 ORDER. A full line of Notions on hand. I wonW call espeeUl attention to oar plete line of PURE 7 ES AND LIQJJORS, FOR MEDICINAL USE. rnvflcriptioas carefully compoamfed.

Recs Home Comer, Flrrt Ward, HaJtlLTOK, O. Country Produce BOUGHT AND SOLD At MARKET PRICES. H.MECHTIMCO. Cor. HIGH A SECOND STO, ol a..