KILLED twenty-Seven Wild Cats Efinarkable Experience of a Kentucky Man. Ha KiUai.the Last Feline Ha Fainted, Was Feand L'neon'seioas Bj Some or Friends. iny Other Tbrllliaj Adyen-turiJ-Hu Body Covered Wi ih Scan i--- KT- Mv 31. The sudden it aters at the borne of j.n Iteynol'la, In the far end of the Kentucky River I tr.e locally famous Bluford of kit-hard Waters, who lm.t'ed champion wild-cat fighter who single fight wltli lii. 1T yiid cats killed all of them, --u r-.
nearly cost him his life. l'lrn the sobriquet of "Wild was a tall, vaunt, but i nrari. He was truly one of -o "feared neither Clod, man it- nerved In the Federal army, wounded during the engaged In more hand-. -i tr.an any man In Kentucky an the scars on his body a roof of his many fights, the ani tie moot serious of which L. the or wild Cats.
-r striking incidents about Waters. He was a great ar. h-td a ram's horn which he -d one of the horns with which 7 af Iraelitea "blew down thai ho" l-y tooting them. He val-, h.m t-ry dearly, and would never a. 1 UiU ft II.
a very old horn, and another member of the at Ms death, two years ago. Waters and the cats ii. and became famous at i.n.r -iwr moonlight night In the au- j-. a i -k of four unty. tl at v.tir waters was cnumn a hounds on tilg then a wild, un- I r.f mountainous country, which a fori-st.
The fox, be- I.I. .,.,) the ran Into a in I Die hounds followed close ltit In a very few minutes fox fitm-l with a whole family of til. they had so suddenly as: TiinrHi.T anovsKO. i tli" i-ave tlif dog- turned to give ti. -iy rt-ynard made good his es-, Vvatrn n- up Just at this time, i- I fi'ii tiiat iilx ilora would soon be ilr.ve the cats back, he to Th asslstanre of his hounds Vi-k a I'll), thinking that the cats i i "i- of lilm.
In this he tn for lnettad of i as hr had the now f.i:r.- atiack-d the man with all (r of such animals when the first three that at-t hin, t.ut th Joa being killed about h.if pa advanced on him t- They rprang on his back in aii lung to his feet, and him all over. Waters. 5: "that hi rluli was of no avail In Ort-w his hunting knife and ah.ii ti- itii.ueiit at the time was a axalnat the beasts. It. 1 kill-! stme of the cats.
Vl-hit i H-vrral with his club, and tr a deadly work, for at i.v -i ux Hitd stab a cat was killed. 1 rf save the two largest n. i. of the family, and' these -Lit: l.i Im- the oltt male and fv 'fr iii-in of the family. The male ir, k.
and. springing at the th- man, at-rs would moat killed then and there. mi r.i.t f.ir his remarkable nerve Ii had lot a large amount tio.i raus mis various wocnoa. I arm In a horizontal posl-t hi9 fate, just about even with i i r. a iriv fitrhter would do to lor the face, the fore- animal swung ovt-r the arm.
t.iu-hing the body of the wa ii. u-1' almost axainst the mans a-, wmie liiiti-hlng for his throat HTiintat -emed so Intent on a. Wa'- -ith the knife In his a fre. plunged the tin- hilt in the belly of the ani-; ti frm head to foot, hia ti. all ovr tht man.
In nun les time than It an.) Just as Waters plunged if-- th? male cat the female (rum hfhlnd. and while on t.i'k in-1 Imchlng at his head her siruvk htm in the left eye and out t.f us sk-t. The frame man i.i. an I the cat seTeral r-- i a Uirh caused her to I on his tark. but she by no t-t i ui th hsht.
but attacked him the blinded man with one J'- rr irove the knife Into v- i. ai.iiTial. and his hold on the th- knife remained In he riiiiifr it nau gone, as I away ir HE ERE DEAD. as last, but It had killed Warers was found sevee-al ril. still- unconscious.
Ivina l- i- r.r lI canines and felines, with I cat at hi feet and the in Sr s'Je. where it had found Its Warers. aUth not a stitch of etllng and lacerated body. f-ir by bis friends. -i-rt1 hotiie- and for a Inn rime of.
but he was finai-: yt he never fully recov- 1 i encounter. The num- cave is explained by the V- u-re all of one famlle. al. ti. Ti r'-rei-t litters, soma being quite v.ir.
grown ana otners lull e-: of the cats was the old mala wn en welched 4- Dounda. the na-ht after his r. that the old fee was te last one ha killed, rtavrl 'j aiued her three times be- ri wis by far the moat fero- o. r. family, and was nxt to the tT" pounds.
Waters died r-irs ao. He was an Ullterats man, ii a --reat deaJ of matured wit and --IS -i I i i'5 Jr looseneJ. and he would re- j. hair-bresdth adventures, rAZ, we cat right aa the nar-- escapes. He was TU years kt "vJ-t 1- TrT much broken In kn.h and mind COVINGTON.
Thirsty Thleyea. '-tvs are making themselves obnoxious a- on Madison avenue Bear State "j-- Tf.irjy rnorbing every milk pall was w.rd for whora the milk act -s i sriaen from their beds. Bram- to Chief Pugh that ,1 4 a one-galloa can of pure ifeu at Fifth aad tru V. ML C. A.
Clnh. of the Y. M. A. CVcSe Oub wUl C.
A. Clubraoma this eventng at Bircibers in- mijk guested to be present. Ernst, Colonel Wedea OneaJ latjT s-skrr woe have won renoaa in u.s-r fbua a K4fpub.Kan standslnt lUI, '-o-nisrht at tne opening of the Mc- in Greer HaiL Ooed musus rs4 hr, i- i-rfreshruenu will he served aad a iWi i auuicipsseu. fiLleral of Mra. Bernardino j-'' rrening from the Cburch of the OU- m4ut, 0 A.
at- netrrTv 'rTK st the T. M. C. A. Hooej asarcsiag there la a body.
tv. o. -i 'See olld.ng Assoclsllon has elected the de President. t. Feuss; Vic.
e-u -n-d Siembretary. M. u. schleuer; Treasurar, t. fCi Wtrllani Jobs F.
Seimeler; Bal- fur-, WHlen. Richard HofTmaa. Albert Ramanlaar aad Maaary LUDLOW. Downs, of the Newport Scboals. that the work "o.1 any doas In Nonhera Kea- states that the lower Tills work is yirees.
State Temseraaes Lssrturer. iA Churt-a au us ace saea asrht -as tha ken tarda eight Re. w. p. MUt- wlU on at 'the' fssshe- wo.
greets 1 Al: guag It tais bis from on from he of J. and The at tin waa Vl up. and the at ring Is. the The did Tog M. tae all oa He of ta tas grsdssilng aiasa of' the sugh ew neee a asked tn I Uietaaekers, fcJgh saasst Beats will a.
fr-r rua ao4 tka kVara Was Wa eriat iu im Mvaer uiij inalaf 11 baa na4 aeacr tai era the the seaberT A Xarrow Kacpe. PoUata, aaa laaa nimuJ bom Mr. lie awrrowly esraaad ark aw. w- was etaadtsw oa a awM waea the mtarm Vroka ul a uit. "4 laiaadr lnatial- ta reported that Frank Weiss r.
former rst4eats k4 St. lau la Um crakoa. so4 Miss Capl- sere, vera klUad MILLDALE. p1 dpWe street railvar trarka which at be- aoaiMTB areaue will be areek. ebaapietes The fuaeral ef Borate Jack late reauteaee an Tayler ofkk aiare fnafa Tayler Mill read ilatiarday.
la aVjalre Plekatt'e Coart BatnrHay the raee of the tvaaee asalnat Thoinaa Coon' 11 autlanbaM. A ioekmral 'rf ZI awarded Ftoraaee Wlaatoa aaaiaet Oesrse Krw. The funeral of Mr a. rrll will take place ar late reaKtence oa Rcr street to-day. The rhlMrea ef the t.
fharrh will hol4 n-hearaala duntxa taia ara r. rk. M( Jaae 14. farter, r. restdlng on De Cauraey bike, vklle ffektag caerrtes aad broke fU a tree The Cmnmerrlal Club baa eaJUd a epeelal meet-ins for ce-aicht for tae purpoae of taaing aeaa-arae Ut tacorvonte the low a.
The Towa Trastees wtil ml to-night. NEWPORT. Arion Munnfirchnr Nomlnatlona The Arion afaenDerehor yeaterday aoinlnated follosrlng officers, to be elected the latter this month: President. C. O.
Krechen and Rob-art Kupplnlor: Vice Prealdrat. K. gcbeonel and George Kaafmana; BeconUng Becreuu-y. 8. Kraua aad Louia Kruse: Corresponding Secretary.
T. Kirert and Taylor Kreidel: Financial lcre-tary, Joseph Fntg aad Henry Lohstroh; Treaaur-er. John Nelser and Loula Aamus: Flrt Librarian. F. Fauat and PhlUp Hcbormann; Second Ll-brsrian.
H. Peaalock and Brnjamln baumann; Flrat later. fijl. Aibert irr: h-oond Iadr. Bernard Flaher and Thod.re Hunkfnniler.
first rtanner Carrltr. l. Helts and F. W. Iievermann; BtcoimI Barinar Carrier, I'.
Knack and Emii Klein; Truateta. Willjn Krltn. O. ftn.iorfr. Cupn Voll.
Um Scharf. Aucuat Koerrtel nj Emll Vn-derarber. Three new Oiembera were received yra-ter4ay Bdward Krieger. Frd Knoebhen and Ju-llua Bach. Thrown From a Baggr.
Mr. Joeepb Kneoht and las Emma 8m1ff were thrown from a busgy at the corner of Fifth Monmouth atraeta yeaterday afternoon, and Mlas Betrtlff received Injuries of a serious nature. horses attached to the buggy bad taken fright a man carylnc a seine, and In ihylnc upaet the by. Mla Bentln was rarriKl into lluchert a aiure near by and lr. ilourrt Ttiornton.
who summoned, round that sne had sustained severe bodily brulaea, and It la frared that she ta Injured Internal y. Ulsa Kentiff moaned so pitifully and gave other evidence drmfferina eatreme pain that Lr: Thornton amlnlstrred a lnltlin of morphine, from the fimm of which she ha. I not recovered late last nlshl. Mlaa Sentlff Uvea at ll.l Isabella street. Mr.
Kn-tht escaped with a few alight bruises. He lives at Isabella street. Folic Picking. Pleny Klns-aley waa arrmed yesterday by Fireman Frank PhlUlpa on the charse of petit larceny. Ktncatey la alleged to nave stolen a coat from Fred Rk-kert's home i York street, above Eleventh.
Relckert discovered the theft and Phillips apprehended Klngsley before he could make hia escape. Klnsslty. i(m bnm lo. k-d d-veloped or fisnrd symirtome of tiaantty. wrapplns up bits of coal and other debris In paper secretins them about his person.
-J. Raymond and J. Lynch were arrested yesterday by OnVere KeiUy and Subwarta for atrvet brssinc Tne police were warmly contTatulateJ yesterday for their handsome appearance In bna-bt new uniforms in the Uecoratioa Ilwy parade. The Hoard of Lady Managers' of the ampbll C.lnty Orphans Home will meet Thursday at residence of Mrs. Oeorse Winkler to complete arrangsmsnta for the Orphan Feast next Sunday.
Mrs. Q. Brsndstettasr will leave shortly for tour through Uermany. During her absence Rer. BraSditettner will reside with hia daughter.
Mrs Charles Aralg. In Covington, but will be at ht study at the Martini Churcb every day from 2 to 0p.m. Rev. Bishop Burton confirmed a class of 10 Si. Paul's P.
at Cburch yeaterday. morning. -Eureka Lodge No. T. K.
of elected the follow ins de.esjates to attend the Or and Lodge Meeting at Covington In September: Ju.e Plum-mer. Oeorge H. Hwdruaa. William Jones. J- ars u.
Harvey. Oscar Hvnen and Musnea. Mlas Anna rr.lbig won first laurela In the com mencement exercises of the John's Ssaday School In literature, receiving a fine soid with ruby setting. The class presented Rev. met wita a Turaiaa rug.
Prof. Phlillp llohmelster. leader of the Oerman Protestant St. John's Church Choir, waa ore- aented with a g.d-tlp ebony baxoa by tne male members of the choir la honor of hia banhday. Oeoraw Quehl Inadvertently created some exdte-aaent in a Belt Line car late Saturday.
He rot aboard the car oa Tenth street, ta Covington, with a crowd of ladies and rentleaaen. They had been for an outing in the eoumry. end had taken along a target fine for aasuseaient. This Q'jehi waa carrying, ana. as be stood It an the corner, wepoa waa discharged with a loud report.
bullet passed throega the rouf of the car. The laulea In the party were baury frightened, Quehl not know the rule waa loaded. Mra. Mary A. Cole died yesterday at her borne.
Uerman street. She the wife of Mr. A. Cole, aad the mother of Messrs. Bert, Ueorge aad Harry Cole.
Mrs. Cols had been formerly a prominent society wosian. but since her retire men: from the social worid had oevotod hersetf to charity work. She waa S3 years of ace. The funeral wui take place ro-morrow rrotn the faauy reaidence.
Rev. McCraady officiating. The marriage of Simon Davla. 2S, and Miss faura Evana. 21.
which occurred Msv 9 has Iiim beew made public Rev. Twtibmana omciated at nuptials. William Lutaon. a former Nesrport boy. who has been at Indlanapo la the past 20 years, la visiting iretnan Turn a.ing.
The salaons and other braces of business open yesterday despite Judge Bennett's decision thst It was illegal to sngags in aay traffic Biinair. The grand jury goes Into session to-morrow. The School, Waterworks and Bridge Boards aQ aoeec to-aay. Albert Craig fell from a bicycle yesterday eo xorx street, ana sustained a pas aca.p wound, watch was sewed up by Ur. Charles O.
Phythian. BILLEVUE, IT. The Kokghts of At. Xdwsrd will have a business siting Charles P. Mattl left for last Blstit.
will reture Wednesday to attend the Demo cratic Convection at Lexington. Mr. at sett has beea appointed manager of the Ohio Agencies of the Kentucky Lafe Insurance Company, and Louia Hake will seas me charge ef his local reed estate business. DAYTOJ, EY. Tr.
School field is to read a paper at the State Medical Association Convention at lohanon. Juae The funeral ef little Tulllie Fowler took place from the family residence oa Seventh avenue yesterday afternoon. Rev. Amos Borelng. pastor of Tower Chapel M.
E. Church, conducted the serv ices. The Interment was la Evergreen Cemetery. Mr. A.
3. Reed left avat aigat oa a business trip taroaga isua. Mrs. Jamas Johnston, of Louisville. Is the guest her mother.
Mrs, Uixabeth Strieker, of Klfth Visa Kirst Hetdrtch ts Ttatflna her colieae Dlsaia. atlas saoale sjarastt. at tjorsmnia. aor. The Bandar school children of the First Baptist Church are making etaoorate preparations tor tas Lean sues si Ufttldrea Day pan aunoay.
THE DOGS Of Bellemg and Dartort MantftaWlns; SiaTPa of InaanitT. The ran'saa of Beiievue aad Daytea bare lately bee the source of a great steal of trouble to the police ofScers of those two cities. Chief of Police BaxlitTtsaa killed twe dogs, one far Mrs. West end ui for Mrs. Woio-uia.
ta the past week. Both ant bmOs acted strangely. Tne dags did no aay aynmstans of hydrophobia, but snapped at Hianlsaite as well as animate objects that cams ta their way. Chief Raliiff says that he believes that the dogs were craxy. Kev.
J. tt. aU-vtn. pataur of the First Presbyterian Church Daytosw has a dug tbat ts be-lleved ta he mesne. The eautiae Is a assail etie, aad baa hereuMsre been exceptionally eeiet, aad 'iar the sstsa few days It has dss- otarrd evidences of insanity; ranmag far howrs an and does the yard, emitting tae moat wnr t.Ti kh nA valnsL aad Mtihsr and sraxatdng a ousts, fsnese and bashea.
Rev. I-rvla. loaU have the Utile pat ktiled, has kept d.n A One red Irish settee of T. J. Magrarera broke a cbala that kept him feel aad as a hannol Satur-i-v and, after raaalng areaaa the yard bttlng at tresa and ether abrarts, bolted tike a streak of lightning or the bills soutb of ijayrost.
ruaahag. The well wf Dayton wave bee dlstrvbtttlag I wlta srrrcoains aweos s-s will ir i K. anllrasssd eaalnas. aad ata; kaT'rhat a eaase matancee fatal dusss were not edrsiar ana tae sears nave ago. Chief RatUS alii Ittle child.
The dog In BsUrves. aTdoar that had btttea a Utile child. The Sntted be- Ealwnrd IWrrta, aad he sued aad la A to of to to of of so In in In th In I sees seuv aasssi a sam auiii ax tne irom R. uiru wme inea aiar of aa4 has lastractea Cbimt JtaUlC to kill tfee ag. ETBAIDED.
Paatfla kaoaa Parte. K. ay rmia ax awaasewas ar suits. The show Is reatly a sjisrHiariuaa was ran wader the sBaaagemetrt ef Charles a. with Charles Bhaa la advaace.
The pev foraaaoes were gieea wider two goad-eased teats, Xteirtrt laet weak Vet a asus bwadfnl at tended, rnday aigat the aaxrw was resnoeed ta Urue sad a serf press nee aires te email aeds- erw-se efierwo-at and evening. In the evenicg several salts for van owe aavranta were emered la siaire Foratars Ceart. Pryer Hrsary. evpers of a boe4 In Newport, eusd recover nwney e-begesl te be Sue the buarg the pefssr aad Robert Bets sad Jaeiee (1st vs. for renieuisi the a Sow troea Kewwart ta I Daytoa.
Attahmats were sasued asd ievisv Mfyai the property of the euwpaay. -Ssarlea Shew, adtanre Mil for the sine, learwma sf these suits. hlnaaeJf gksS a suit la fbe City Cowrt s. to be sue for srrvk reedrre l. Judge 'lain IssusS as attachasent insure the payaaeat ft the claim, and by cost- sent of Cone-able Harry Corrtel.
of I sV-ilre Forester Court, wss placed la charge of Ue attached property. Kumerou other claimants appeared la Dayton retr4ay and wVl Inetltwte suits Uk ret-over snonr-y allied to be diM to-day. Toe ataelclana the show 12 la aumher. aeeured board at tne Beiievue Hoi sdtarJay Bight asd saippe-1 early yeer4ay morning. Max Forster.
the b'tel. will enter salt to-day to -be mony due alaa. WALTER VESHABT'3 C05DITI0S. walter Everhart, of Beilevw. who had has leg cut oft In CtnctnnaU Friday, by falling from a moving freight tram, ta prooouaced to be out of danger by toe attaches of the Uood Samarttaa HoapitaL The leg that waa amputated id aave hat life waa yeaterday shipped by I'ndrrtaker Cunningham to rlianchseer.
Ohio, fur Interment there. Kverhert waa Ibe champion fancy aaalrr of Beiievue. aad bis rxhiljlttone on the Ire In Taylor BoC-tocne last winter were witnessed by thousands SHOW GOSSIP. CDETAII RAISER. He looked admiringly at the tall man who waa deep In a game of billiards.
"There's a man who has tha most auperW nerve of any man I ever saw, he said. "Really returned hia companion. Inquiringly. "There Is no possibla chance for a mistake." "Did you ever ses it tested "Well, rather. I saw him at a private theatrical entertainment one night last week." "Sometimes It doea require nerve to sit through one." The man who was telling the story seemed provoked at the interruption, but he kept hia temper.
"His fiancee was In the cast." he went on. "and he sat there and watched another man embrace her and never so much as gritted his teeth. I tell you. it was aa fine an exhibition of nerve as I ever saw anywhere, either before or since." HECK ASD AVERY'S HEW MUSEUM. Heck and Avery's New Museum will open tha week this aftemooa with a complete change ef attractions la ail departments, and the list shows many excellent features thst It goes without saying that business win be good all week.
It Is certainly true that no maeeura In the country presents such a continual variety of splendid at tractions aa this house, aad merits tha liberal patronage that is constantly extended to it by our ammi ineot-lovlng public. One of the features the curiosity halls will be Zamora. the triple jointed dwarf, who ts also called "the bottle fmp." bevsuee he gets Into and out of a bottle what maimer no one can understand. George Tlnsley. who has his heart on the right side and therefore on the wrong aide, will be another feature wno partlcu.arly Interest doctors and mt-ileal etudems and the general public as wed.
Will Matlell. the champion athlete of the. East. will give an exhibition of his supernatural powers, na-xuret. the dulcimer expert, will present hourly musical programa.
Zei.a, the midget Pf.nceaa, will be admired be ail. while Prof. Addy'a resit Eastern Museum of Wonders will astonish everyone by Its multiplicity and excellence of attractions. Camm'e Punch and Judy and many other Interesting features will be found the curiosity hal.a. Tne bijou stage will be occupied by the Rumley etetera.
In the family Theater a oleaaing entertainment will be pre sented, nouriy. SUSDAY AT THE ZOO. Yrstcrday wrttntwd a lair mtherin of urv seekers at th Zoological Gardens. The fact was accentuated that the Zoo la rl4ibtln line, aod that It rUl be the favorite amusem*nt resort of Ohio Valley during th current season. Tw splendid entertainments were presented at the new amphitheater south of the lake.
Se Hassan lien All's rural troupe of kloriah acrobats at- peared In nw pyramid building, sensatioaal long diaXance and lofty balancing, postur- lnt. sVu. he leitorellos, the runny rencb mu sical clowns, who have made such a hit. appeared another new aft. funnier than that of Inst k.
alias Bessie Gilbert, the talented Lady comet virtuoso, appeared In a mew series of cor net solos. The Zajrelin family or aenallsts presented their astonishing electrical, aerial, revolv ing trapese act. Miss Helen Sloan, who Is such favorite wtth our Cincinnati folks, received en thusiastic encores, and Mr. Frank ranger, the allfurnla singer, waa also well received. Carroll and Kane, the Irish comedians, contributed to the fun of the occasion.
The gardens were Mil llamly Illuminated tost night, aad all the birds nd animals were on exhibition at night, just he same as during the dsy. This Is an tnnova- in that Is greatly appreciated by all visitors to the gardens. Two performances will be given isiiv at tne new amtniiDeater inia weea. ta matinee bee inn ins al I m. and the nirht per nnances at p.
m. i ne taiemeo: performers trove mentioned will appear at all of these per jrmancem. THE GREAT ELEPHAST8. Two attendance at the TLagooa sax aril ay waa exceedingly good consldertng tne bad weather, tba turnstile ooum being 2.900. Trie erownlng success of the event ng per-focm snce was the extraordinary sot of Torlthsrdfs five performing elepharrrs.
wbsr-h madea disttnet hH. No one should mlaa eeeing theae Immense parbyderma, whtcb display more tbaa ordinary Intelligence. Other eperiatmes wmcfi round raeor in the eyes of the audience were CavaUlette and Haul, bar per- rormera: Juno auma, cootonionist; tne three Racaerto, who present a most wooderrul musical act. fretting musse out of two old casks, and Sadie Alfaurt. eoutllbi-ust.
wbo mskrs his first ap pearance sort ma arrival rrom corope. The performance was even better thaa that of la week. Mr. J. J.
Shepherd, of Cleveland, and party of friends occupied a box at ttie night per formance. HE HIT THE STAGE. Thomas Nelson, ticket seller at Coney. Is 'sky artist" of ability. Last matey he descend.
sd from the proscenium arch to the stags with- out touching anything but the footlights. He luat let ars and landed wtth an angry bang and crash that suggssted the caving In of a glsss fac tory. As a demonstrator of the unalterable laws of specific grarity Mr. Nelson Is a tear-stained success, with a tendency to ass large D'a. MASSFIELD'S CSEDITOBS.
seATca re Tsm aausiaxa. New Tors. May tl. Richard MaasAsld Ule- grapbed from the West Inatnactiona to his lawyer. A.
W. Oieaaon. to take steps to forestall legal proceedings which saay be contemplated by his creditors la this arity. The actor ts on 1 war to Minnesota, aad win finish his uxor la r.w dsn. Mr.
Gteeson sent to tns several creaiters letters asking them to meet at the Gartick Theater next Thursday at a p. m. to also use nnanc matters. According to tns letter tne meeting nlsd In the Interest of the creditors "win generous roreoewrance ss greatly spimnsies. letter crauaaea.
ana no not t.mru.r. sn sssignmetrt. He considers that hie creditors are entitled te know bow he Is sitasted. and all inlormatloa will be ghssrfuiiy glyea. H0TE3.
A large athletic eutertsinsBeiit Is being arranged for next Mter evening at the Feophvs Theater. The principals will be CbarUe Bums sad Jack Bo- Inn, who Will engage us wsn mnvu test for a naclsinn The third sua ansr Bight fete win be held to-Mlas Bessie Oil hart, tha talented morrow evening. Isdy cornet 1st: Mr. Thomas dron. the pepuhv local oornetlst.
and Mr. Frank ureas sr. we poiss- lar rocaltss, snu aad te us bis ant sx us occa sion. The lrspliaaanT weather ef feetsiday prevented the sssembnag of the neual esry ktrge crowds at the Be far, the Coney people, la their determination to not lass a There Is not a parties ef an gas eats ha the else bf Mutager TTiislnssn Is ready ta baa-la rsbssTaala for the grand spsctacalar prodeetloa of pntrn, which wUl sccur at tae Lagoon I MMk' The title rote will be tmtsw eoaated Helen fuoaa. the popular atager ef popasar ballade.
and tae caorws aasa saint wui The "tknnr at the I agsna will en tne day of tns Congress CM eating, la Mayer Caldwell win deliver aa lbs slide will be occupied Ky the Mayor. Manager Nooaaa. ahepartateadtatt Jeakina, of the Cev log-ton aubarwaa elextxic Imea: Mayoe Bhlnerk. as? Goetagtua: Mr. Jamas Eansw.
Treeawrwr oc tae Lagoon Oral pa ay emit. rjalronlaed. The 6 latere. Bea Van Dyka, Warren and Howard. Panplte was kanionne wsathst.
CS aster Pal area wall paonssiaed Band a j. There are so assay Uli nttluasi assassr iwaf at taas ihsistrai tas act that rata dees not bill a iWawhsl dlaTaxsaos ts are. The vaafliillle sum isauaaai waa well 1 It. 1. a ehw saasi THE -IlXQinilEIl, CINCIXN'ATIe JUNE 1.
1890. THE MARKETS. LEir TOBACCO Rarrrgw Fom Vm EsroMa Mat KotaXloa oc salsa lar rbe week as FVat sa wt tne Odst wars. I. Farwters uj mnooere: third.
MiaanL ttrrgw or rum Tws cWswd esTertag at aaettoa tar she week jwat were im abda. sss.i as tollowt: a.j oa cassaty (Kr instrM. sea ssai Cewary Ky ftetrlee. bhda Owes Cr I D-strict sos hada Bloe tlraas Couaay Ky Ky. tnairtet.
aa wads Unea County sonM uastnet. bads Waat Vlrgia Ifost. Hbds. abT 1.T11 S.VM Htrf. 1 New Old X3S i Utrertnge th week ssi Rejactsans for Cbe week.
lis Aetaal sales for the weal 1.7 1. 1.0R2 1JT Receipts for the Week The oeTertaera were heavy, aaore tbaa during aay year. Twe receipts enow aa Increase aaeed to MM estent by tne fevuraloe wsetbrr for handling end pnssng, still there Is a reductloa star or sis finds, and the aaeatbly report will show as appreciable decrease. Tae seexset wasv aoc as arm mur as aausractarv aa last were, tilere beln a amorally eaalee tnne saantfeet. wafcrb watr-swtrtbvtabie la part to the very heavy breaks oa Vednea.iay aad lbursday.
wbk-h had the effect ef causing a lack of In terest en the part of borers, and bidding was irrvareiar sea as tlmee tdroreet. Bnm inoua-n. aa a rule, accept ctureBt pneee J--ctMie were Out excessive, being very arnersi average. Id tohaerv waa offered to a lares svt -nt eosa- ptiatng the bulk of the brae Irs, aad for the email amount of medium and id ieef there waa a good demand at prices that gave SSI 1st set ion Coiorr traahee and red tltsL while nee Ira as last week, sold at figures that were accepted. i ne commoner ana low grades were some easier than anted heretofore.
For new ljotsetas. which wars cam nosed tha lower erases in excess of otber kinds. was cut a tan? itemeeiL. while the few hogebeads at the better grades aoid enmparaUvsiy RejeetPais were SI per cent against 2 per cent at week. The ranee of prices on the 1.83 hhds Is as follows: 1 Til bbda o-i MT hhds new.
441 from II 00 to 33 3 21 from 4 to ad 123 from to US 2H from 8 UO to S3 IS from lO CO lo 11 TS 13 from 12 00 to 14 TS I from Is 00 to 14 73 rfO frees I I lb I I 494 rata 4 00 ts 6 a 4l from ou ts a ti to 10 00 te 13 uo to OH to au oo to 7 WO wri 11 TS 14 TS 1ft 21 SO VJ from 71 from S9 from 21 from from EOESE A5D MULE MAEXET. rPriactpal sale stable aa kUth street, bet wees Msln snd yeamors streets Saturday Kvxxixq, May 30. lMSai. Tttere has been a good attendance of Southern and Eastern buyers, and aa their wants hare been mainly for good prompt driving and Southern horses, matched teams aad smooth mules. these, especially the sitter, have been (Inn.
The market generally bss been active, cioatng firm. 1th but little stork oa hand. Hmio Coach good SS7 BOOtlS. ttoach extra fusel ISO. draught good asset, draught extra Suo til.tS.
driving good 40d6. driving extra pVMrl-5. saddle good sAf.CtTS. aadd.e extra trstl). Southern good f2o(i22 00.
Southern extra 32 aa IJ40. Mules 14 to 14H hands good f.V64o. extra 1414 to IS hsnds good $Mwen. extra IS to 1S4 hands good tdTS. extra $70 ro.
13H to IS hands good S-eKlPo. extra fwotr lOO. Id to 1SV4 handa eood SUOAllUS. extra. SUA 115.
Brokers and Speculators Have you read tlie Bv-laws of the NEW CON. SOU0ATEO PRODUCe AND STOCK EX. CflAiSOE? They ofier advantages to you never sccorled tolls patrontby an exchsnge before. Non-resident sieeibert TRADE WITHOUT COMMISSION through salaried aad bonded brokers. Writs for iniornauon.
Coniolidalee Produce u. Slack Fjcckanif, Censelisated Eichaaoa Brdg. Chleafa. III. GRAIN, PORK, STOCKS bought and aold.
Cob tin oons quotations. Ihreetwiree. bs.i news, Jmmediaie serTws sad asttismssst. HARPER a Fboae Mt. third and Mam Cincinnati.
Obis D. H. Baldwin PIANOS, 142 and 144 Watt Fourth Street OAITLE MARKETS. Satcrdat EvgMixo. May Receipts.
Shipments. Cat- Hon. Sheet). 1 1 Cat. H-ws.
sheep May 16. .4,13 Ih.SIT T.lOg 43 glS 3.732 Msy 17.173 b.a27 ii 1.0US 7.2K2 I.VW May 30. lo.ZBi 14.01P II 7hS 4.71M T.27 1 Cattle Between UO and BlIO leea eattl. were marketed here this week thaa laat. and.
compared with the receipts for the corresponding week laat year, there la a shortage of about 1.T0O band. and the receipts for the month of May run S.otej behind the earns month last year. Owing to the very small run on Monday, tha loan of lost week was partly recovered, and sales of deelrable butcher cattle averaged higher, to the extent of 103 loc per luu lbs. This wss followed later on by riy a similar advance, aa ths suoulles con tinued unusually limited. But the demand wss in no wsy urgent, snd.
despite the heavy falling off ta receipts, there was snough stock of all sorts te satisfy the trade requlremsnts. Heavy plain cattle, especially cowa. aold ooorlv. ani values since Monday Buffered a shrinkage amount ing to tuuy low 10c tor the latter, while heavy cattle ruled barely steady. Stackers and feeders In rair demand ana maintained a steady To-day aturday the eupply waa only rair ana tne market aiow.
witn tne usual I'gat demand. Heavy steers, fair to good 33 4ti4. cnoice 44 lows 16: butchers, good to choice 3d TS B4. extra 34 lutis la. rair to medium ax zax fa.
common to ordinary 33 oxen 31 ebb 3 0b; betters, good to choice 33 Seakg ad. (air to medium xstjx eu; cows, gooa to cnoice 2 Toaas 30, fair to medium 33 lOvS SS common, rough steers, poor cows snd scalawags 31 fasgg. stock-ere and feeders 33 TM13 75. yearling and graxing calves fl'el 3b. fat dairy cowa 33 3 36.
Bulls Receipts bars beea rather meager: bo logna grades advanced steadily under good de- mans: prices since weon.oasy roi4 rally 10c to Uo higher aad the market to-day (Saturday) closed arm at the advance, jjutcnera e--03 3o. bohsgna 32 Sost.t 16. thin and light 32 le2 eu. Milch cowa aiemand only rair; aural um asd lower grades dall at 3243 per head lower, while the best mllcherB ruled barely steady. Extra 3.1eto.
rood to 330S3T Su. fair to medium ilKAA common 31UOL3. Calvaw etave been as rood demand, but with the receipts eeasttnulng a band sot prices made no renau asavance. sm to-aay inaturanyi tne market In barefy steady at last week's closing quotations. Kxtre 4 ii.
rair to good light B4tj 4 00. common ana terge twi ruigs so a.ow lewa noare were marxetea rhte week than ksst, the week arrivals footing up only 13.22B bead, against 17.1T3 hand the week oesore. 10.010 sea a aaet ysmr ana is.es neas two years egn. Proan Mnrch 1 the nrrlvsis now 212.ZH1 aeaa ana snipmeats ror the spanding time PZdrs) bead, as against 180. 4T3 head received aad e2.uuo bead shipped laat year, sad Beaa receivea ana ov ia need shipped two years aero.
There as no complaint oa duality. which one House very good. Both sblppers and local packers bought freely, and In the latter part of ths week many aa order for light-weight stock went nnnnea. rncee sought a hlgwsr level. and to-dar kght shlDOers sold from higher than a week ago.
and though packing aad butcher noes ruled 3c lower thaa yesterday they Drougoc 100 100 more, oat me market Host I rather easy toned at about the foilowlna- euota lions: Choice packing and prime butchers 33 33 63 30, mixed packers 33 3CXS3 25. common and rough 12 fcVbS is light ahtppsrs and eood fat pigs sx xoas su, common ta rair pigs 3ai b. and the week'a offerings show over b.000 head reaae com pares witn saat week, while com. pared with the corresponding week laat year they fall ruily T.bUO bead behind. The trade bas been quite buoyant tinder a good general dsanaad ea both local end ampptng accouat.
mined a etendy tone. Spring lambs advanced steadily end to-day. Saturday, good to choice grades everauree all ef 2se to suo ner 100 higher than a week ago, and the market closed firm. extra 33 834)3 50. good to choice mixed saasa srx eomroon te rair Bias on.
Hnas extra 34 3a44 an. eood to adioseo 33 ansa ee us common 19 rair ee avsys 1 sprii axua ebaa, yooa to choios znf tooB to rsur besg-t tp. Bammore. May 81. The prlct ars: very beat on sale 84 IbfM 40, ally rated arst cmavlHr 33 fto4 30.
rood fair cruallty 33 lfeSS 40. ordlnarv tssn steers. oxea and cowa 3243 iti: extreme range of ertcse 3264 40- moot ef the sales were from 33 SB to 34 em Tbere was beea suite a limited eHecrnar at use raiua wua a ssa. ana ire enmity penaisil as Improvement over that eg east week. The met has been strong and fatrly netrva 1I11 aaab- nt aa Imprna amisif of 13e to IBs oar lob pounds oa nearly or quite all grades.
Quotetiorai range rrom mi to per ttw pounds, trie rormer and a raw auaabsr at snd naatr the btarher bsruren: saaat sasias at S3 abet A 40 par 100 lbs. The iwcelpss of lambs end sheep are some sue nans sn estates oc feast weak anan- bsrs. Borh sheep aad lambs ef good quality are sstny acuve. tsneep soia st ibiso ana a nw ex- era sso: spring saasoa afjsaya greaa. Tne ewtm market la strong-, those 11 not active as thaws ag.
area, 33 S3 hu, with tew st tine hettor Bg-are: roughs 32 SUaJS per 100 aba groan. Trade in ntiich cows ts duU and dreggy, with a fasr off. Ing at fSraSSO per head and a few ewtra a ensde higher. There ts lair trade for good Teals, with Hgntwr offerings and tsaproved ggures, via. 4a so Os aland T0M awork Tarda.
Mae 30. Hogs reealpts 3D cam; market active, bat it arsree; lovk era and tights 3d 4SWI 4A. saedtsai sad as Catxlo 83 ff4 SO; easeed easy; all said. as lag aascaaaganf reuaipia light. Indians perls.
Way Be. Cattle: reoetpts Ugh. saipssiMw wui 1 were to nay; no qwet aoie vpss seas, sail l.euo nana: naxrawt ncuve and Bsc hewer: good to choice msdlosa aad heavy 3 auatg xb. mixed 33 13 ays au. goosixw "iwa aa awa eu.
nhaap rocetpm Lasalaeina. May 8B. Cafile araU aad sachaagsd. Hogs: market slow st decline of 3d)10o, Sheep Dry Oavads. rag PUwar-.
Mae prurt eseta aaarxet ass-rag tba week a eiasaaaiag enacu The slow te aneet us limn hr ar, and bnveea lost sn tarsal ta th asabetnated 3e tee 8 a-Me ka tssrtr blsaiag. aad too nam wse ssywi. autsr a Says waiting few spot rags lore ware essd at aso. and eotae. nsaiag tns Tale was at He Unned.
sralca the asaaafaav tarers shd wot saeet. Tba pejapart foe aa bs-prutes la pness la ae owing te the teag mt taw aaway sues, '-aw vs saiaa ec axra dwrtaa in weea esw is en4s snld were ewota. The apt a rw tasasaaa ai. enea. Twe saarttet as sready a TSe.
aad the e- svaad is ewvrt. wtth alssoss aw opessrnuu-y to The etoeiag ad May deliveries BBd the ware i Oil Marked. May -Roala ana at II B)l B. Tea peat law arsa wrrhadswtoa. May as Risli ataadr: atrarasa) 1 sr awed 1 sTHe Bplrtts dstl; mach'ae i3S.
brregular XV. Tar arm st SI la. Turpeataas hare SI au, aon ie. vuiia si ass. ftaruais.
May at Ses; sales Korelsra Markets. sv ism -awsw ss" iviot v-r. futures eead sway, wear aad daax Sed kwar asasineea aaratt etiuwr distributed: Juae I use he vs. Jury as V.d. August aber as Vi.
Oetober as Sd- Cora: mixed new la lld; fa spot aalet: Aaiertcaa ta res ixassd steady, with aeptsmber ad luarer and orber mooths uwchaiured from yesterday's closing prtew; boanaesB aoout equally d.sina-uted. Jane Sa Ud. July la Wd August as Id. punster as lSd. October as as.
Fau- da demsuil loor alt. Loole fancy wlmer 4e Id Baeon qult: demand poor: timberssad cut. to 90 rTa abort nb. 3 Iba, ZTa; kaxg car Ss to ef Ibe. 2s Sd.
sbon clear back light. Is Ibe. ZSe: abort ciear middies hsavy. ua. Tit Sd near bel'ies.
14 to IS lbs. za ed. ders: square. 12 lo 1 lbs, I2a. Hairs la ta is Has Iba.
Talaew: ana Jorrn ITs 3d. beef: extra lcJls mess Ms pd. pr.ms mm 43s Sd. Fork: prime mesa hne Western 47a ed. medium Weetsra 4Js.
LArd quiet, prime Weetera ZB renasd In psUia 33e Sd. Chaise weak: demand poor: aneet Amertcaa white 4.1a sd. Onset, Axnrrcaa ewtored sws. Butter: ailed States ills, goon ssj. rarpentins sptrrts 21s ad.
Roais: Mnats 4s M. Cotioa- uverpoia rmnw si. nxassee ou IPs sd. Rrfrirerator bef: rcrequartaa-s 2V1. indouarters 5 Jtye at londua tPacias onat tl Me.
Undo. Mav 31. It hat been an active week ta the stock market, corses a ruing and carrying up .1 giod Investment aotso.y ootne rsil- evs. which were aas.rtea ny ins remarks fine weather, and which show aavaaees ranging from 1 to per cent. Company promotion Is busy In all direction owing to the continued ebeaa- of money.
Oas. water ana s.i gooa eom- merclai and tnduatna: ventures were aiao rising rapKLy. Argentine rei.ways ana tta.ian securities were firm. Breslllaa sscuritles were lower. Tse West Australian mining market waa active and advancing.
Africans were weaker, but loeed with a better tenorocy. iw toiai cowi oi raid to the Hriuaa vnanerea nontn SI Mean Company la expelled to amount to al least iHOU.Ouo. Orand ITuna ana r-a- inc were Brm oa tn. iwteim prespec -r Charles Rivers Wl.son mission. Amencaa tx-ks were lo-aer and were anecteo oy tne ei.
iiuis Amm Northern facinc has rises e. snd Kne seconds duritsf the week. London. Msy 31. More rain Is required, eepect- ally f.ir onta For wheat a good crop as exK-t- d.
The market tor wmi tss wing to the Bne weather, weak provincial mar kets. American depression and heavy Black bee shlpmenta Offers were not materially Increased, but white waa atidd an 1 rvd ad down. Callfor- lan prompt parcels ouii; epriug. May and June 34a. Flour dull: bakers' and Mfhnssota 17s d.
Ms. is dull and inactive Mixed American ateamer loading its; psrcela alow. Barley dull. "ts steady st the cloee and Western mixeo. stay mou suae us usi.
London. Mar 304 p. m. Cloning: consols for money 113S. do for account 113.
Canadian Pacific Wsj. Bfrle 4. do s-cond drat preferred So illnois central Psul common T8. Nw Tork central wi r-ennaylvsma 33V Readies Ms. Mexican Central new 4a 2.
Atrhlw 15V oar silver si per ounce, money per cent. The rate of discount In open market for shun Mils aad three anontha- bills 3e per cent- London. May SO. The amount of bullion gone Into the Bank of England on balance to-day Is l.tsons-i. Gold Is f-osy st nuenos Ay res st 1VT.23.
st Madrid 11 2.1. at Lisbon 27V at Athena 177, and at Itum Manohester. May 81. During the past fortnight half has been holiday, hut the tone continues cheerful; there Is no lack of orders, and buyers gradually Decoming less exacting owr smell difference, demonstrating the enormous ohaaee In the makers' position. In Uermany ths sum thing la manifest.
At a maaa meeting held on Thursday at Oladberh. representing over wAi.Oia) spindles. It wss sscertainu mat tne sunt production la engaged till the nd of September, snd hsu there are no stocks, r-ricee were strong ana tending higher. Rouen quotee to-day the same price for yarns aa before the decline la cotton. MILLCREEK VALLEY.
Oeonre Martin Jumped from a Main street elec tric ir while passing through St. Rernard yes terday snd broke his rigot am. Ir. Howard. ne compsny pnyxician, oi i ssi im wouwa unu had blm to hia home on Pleasant street.
in the cMy. No blame is artacnea to tne motor-man, as Martin jumped while the ear was la motion. Th. U1.W, th. wifs.
Comnajir of stlm- wood Place elected the following Directors: Wlll- 1 Porteous. w. E. Barnwell, j. start, j.
vsei- dlg. P. Breo'iei. Charles Ponders, U. Brlotol.
Q. Oehrlng. J. Crowthrr. F.
Mauthe. F. Rodemels- ter. j. uaynea, naney, isr.
neeu wm st- Stagge. 8. L. Howard, cashier of the Ghent fKy.l De posit Bank, is vlxttlng bis aepbew. Dr.
Howard, of St. bernrd. The Elmwood Place School Board has elected the following teachers for the ensuing year: Prtn- u. vs b. Kversuti: asaiatant.
a-yie; Miss Edith Hill. Mlas Oelswetn. Miss Zoa Fsrria. Mrs. Alio KeraptdB.
Mlaa Mary C. Dean snd Mlaa Martha Holdl. The board decided to cW-ee the schools on the lth for the suromsr vacation. Rev. F.
at. Klrvan. pastor of the Elmwood Place M. E. Church, returned home yeeterday from Centervllle.
where be delivered tha add drees oa Memorial Day. The funeral services of Mrs. Heeloehl took place from her late residence on walnut atreet, Elmwood rtace. Kev. Pries, of cartnaga.
aad charge of the services. Ths Interment will tavks piace at Bethel. Ohio, bo-day. The Board of Education of Lock land has ap pointed the following teachers for the ensuing year: Superintendent. 8 T.
Dial: Misers Mine Paul snd Susie Vlnneuge, high school: Mlsaea Sadie Stephan. Josephine Marshall. Amy Moore, Jennie Kennedy. Carrie Harding. In the colored school on the weet side W.
N. Johnson snd Miss Dusk la were appointed. The commencement ex ercises will be held June IX The Readme School Boned raannolnted the old trace era rue the ensuing year, xnev ars: mi clnal E. Dubba. is ses Augusta raves.
Bsttle Eversuli. Maggts O.Nell. Nora Crotty, Angle O'Brien, Rscbsel Cooper aad Christian Zlmmcr- Ten young ladles wMI s-reduste from ths Olen- daie Female college Thursday evening. The Directors of the County Infirmary will bold a meeting oa Wednesday at the instrtrjuoa Carthage. A holiness raroD meeting will be beid ta Car- thage from June 8 to June 13.
GEM CIXY NOTES. The Reoobrican Circuit Court Convention for the nomination of a candidate for Circuit Judge for tbaa district Is to be held at Sas-tngOeld. Vsedntaday next. There la no oppcsdllou to Jodge Wttaoa. the present Incumbent, who wn I be renominated.
The Republican Central Committee of this county selected the delegates lo the con venlioe yesterday. Mrs. Anna Wlllat. TO rears ef are. eras rat down by a bicycle rider laat even trie and received a compound treeture of the left wrist.
The wheel man was thrown from his wheel, but remounted It snd moved awsy at swift speed without la- gainng as te us tats eg tbe on lady. Frederick Starr, sa elderlr and feeble e-entle- anen wbo disappeared rrom borne Saturday, was found wsndertng about tw the eountre late the evening by a farmer, who gave him shelter. The etd geotlemaa was iwtuibed to his home Sunday. la a cutting affair at a Went Side sa lores late last night Wm. Peffenbarger need knire with vtctosje effect on Mike O'Brien and Freak Schalts.
eompaakma. Brian received a allt ei-ruae tbe abdomen aad had a portion of one nngsr dipped off. Sennits waa est tn the left side aad area. Poffenbargrr was ai lasted this morning at Stillwater Junction, to which nlaee he asd flsd. He Is charged with cutting with Intent te kill.
Robert Lehman, the eewoolbe- ahum lews wars amputated at the knees In coeisequence ef In- snr sort i a. is vet alive, week a prospect of survival tat the surgical upsisilun. flown the stairway st 1 hotel last Bight, eated his left shoulder. ate waa Bin aad face. EAST END.
sears. Tonne aad Tom fCckeetx of Atlasnhla. have tnAso their boats to the Lagooa Laka. sa? Ciswaiasloiw Tfvjoto Pssw sad Sons ot Vsterana. of Cvalumbaa, artonded rneanoruvl aal nua at the unwood Church yeaneeday.
Roe. WIIMs O. Shasf pesarbed a saarmoa approprlnsa to os occasion oral suae Mollle Kaowidoa naag of CoJaex- aataidar moral while lussuiut with aiisat apaad down The hsrtme at Red Bank Station tha a mat ntrwck me railroad tree aad the yoamg man were vhtwww wtth vveient loere aastnot the rails. Brace Ksrgen, the front radar, waa eon-veywd hack te Coiambtn ta aa wnoorssrlowa ersvhj tton and taken so tbe oSTlce wf Dr. Carver, wbere hm wannns ware atlas ail ea.
Has tnos aad kill are badly cwl nasi, brass id. Twe grsree ef tare reaoluiiuaasa soldi see. prl-rates eg Med Anthony Warns army, to toe nbsnikinsi bwrykog grownd as the foot ef Ron street, wars adorns wtth So were on Decoration Day hy a eeaasafttse from Ownrnodors roots Post. a Mnwtha tnaneh that 1. spssd and general bund nay boat that pslee the wwear an the hast ate, lainened Saturday wooa Bcbb et tae balm.
A delighUul tune waa experienced by ail oa beard. Mr. and Mrs. Isohb will Lot an 3 fasting 1 the Fresh Ale Tdssss. wrtn a.
the Aran ttaildmg. The hours of she dent. Dr. Mssrr J. rin 1 a.
aa. so 8 p. an. I WOOL IT LOIDOI. leOaTXJOat.
Maw aa.xbe a umber ef of wool that Baba grrtYecl to dale for the nejtt series foOowg: New Sooth WsJee. QTMeSAslaBw, ISsSOt: Vlctori. 4A.T0k-AleUMe. 17.SAH: WestraMa. LKth; turav nla.
12. IM: New Zealand. fMAS: Cape of Good Hope sad Natal. 3.A4 TotaA, TW), Including TBsOuo nnnt direct. Tbe week'a Imports were-.
Near fsotrth Waleds 14.1-eo- Victoria, 134S. Adelaide. B.3al: New Zeal snd. lS.Stto; China, lul; Srsuvaors, f0; india, Parata, bw; Hessls. I'M, Belgium, joii Frsuece 30: Caa-many.
sad. Total, OT.bcSJ. The Atamrp auctladi RIVER INTELUGEIIGE Bosvf Iayw.eric To-Day. 1 M. CTAJfUCr.
TaJsert, C(K lilKH. 11 p. aa. T4- OS A. Mn ai.
p. as. Uzxiat BAT sta-stU-TOX. p. C1TT OF IXtnaTriUsC.
awna. waa, p. an. WUl Lease, sa MTlltaOftA. Twaeiley.
P. as. a gygavu. Wasuasday. P.
ax. Weather croady and eoot, errth kght rata Rlv Tbs arrtvals and depni teres were: The Disk Brown, tresa Marseille aad rati graph, from I swnseusa aS ret era. 1 ae istietona waa wsu aurora tnp yssteroay. The Taaxnwa and Ueilvlew were belag eat the new Usaad igueea la the Coney latad trade yeeterdey. A good watch will be raffled at WM Broad way on ibe Fourth Jaiy.
for the kaaadt at (sua Hunt, -know a river boy. lbs John si. bill out edt 1.3U0 hales nf out ton at tae raja rer yeaterday. bark ts tae city wharf at p. aa.
tars. Captain Ben Townar aad da a eh tar hsft far their hoane la lronuaa yesterday. wee i-etit. a roraaer wej-anowa near oown rrom tssusabos wita tae Maaa Carrie Mogsraea and Mia. Minnie kvoepf, of ho.
I gycamors street, havs ret uraed boaae after a pleasant vletl la friends In Posse roy. Tae Ironsldas sunk oa her up tnp at BeijevUia. West Vargmaa. Tbe atsamer Vlrgiasa Vsavea Taeaday tor Pitta-burg and way points an ft p. m.
from foot of ataia street, la command of orfK-e In charge of Hssen Kerr. Tbe Henry M. Siaaiey for Ponveroy and way points from the foot of Broadway at p. m. la eocnsaasd of Captaia Epb Tavdsaru charge of Ituaail McA.l!eter.
The Coariar. wnia Cswan Bowse In and Ch.ef erk Keadsul atorgaa la the sfflca, is now the Mayavtis packet, leevtag tae foot ef Bmedwsy at 11 p. except Sunday. The Tacoraa leaves for New Hicrnwond. Chlio end Moscow every day except Sunday from the foot of Vine street, st 3:30 p.
eommand ot Captain aaam. aad Chief Clerk W. T. Misasm la the oflks. Tne Lisxie Bay.
in rommsnd of Cantata Hsunll-ton, now la the Madison trade, at 8 p. an. to-day. Mr. Joba Long la la the omcs.
be leaves from ths foot ef V.na street. Tbe steamer City of Issalaviile. ta charge ef Captaia Joan Bvennaa. wlta Lenghart In tbe office, leaves the foot of Sycamore street at 8 p. m.
tor Leuurviue. The John K. Speed leaves for Xew Orleans end way points from tse foot of Msln street Wednee-day. June 3. In cosrsmaod of Captain Jack Leoa-ard, office la charge of Harry Proctor.
Load Oa the River mt hu Vomtm By tbe Tornado. The Waterways Journal, of St. Loula, sums up ths loss to river property reau.ung I rum oar's tornado as follows: Hosts that wlj prevs a total lussi City of Cairo. Arkansas City. Ba.d fcagla.
Libbls Conger. Oty of Wuincy. J. J. OdU.
Dolphin No. 3. toarboaU Harveater. towtooat. H.
L. t'-srk. fsrryboat-g. B. Wiggins, err) boat.
Napoleon Mllitkln. ferryboat. William Christy, ferryboat. Oeorge A. MadiU.
traBsJerboat, Henry Sack man, transferboat. Austria, steam pleasure yacht. Boats that can be aavod: City of Providence. ot ievr.urg aimoat a wresrw. Cliy ef Monroe, part of eafcla aa gone.
Pittsburg, cabin gone. Bei of Ca.houn. sxmk. but can be raised; water up to her cabin. Harborboat.
pilothouse gone, part of cabin aad smokestacks broken off. Tugs that ess bs saved: S. C. Cut. Rescue No.
1- Batun Rouge BeUe. This maksa a liat of 84 boats lost or Injured by anffared aevorely. but must of them will bs saved. Those thst broke from their moorings ars the Diamond Jo Line. Esgie racaet Cr.mn.nv Tennesaee River Line and valley Bars.
Use. The Anchor Line's wharfboat was iir An as. Was hut it is all nant Ths Alonxo Church waa the only ferryboat that waa aaved in the district covered by the Wiggins Ferry Company How. A Loomia Ire snd Trans. lu.rsw Eagls Packet Company bald Eagle Llbble Conger City of Quincr Dolphin No.
2. Diamond Jo Line J. J. Odll (Insured for T.000) 10.000 43.000 6.OU0 gooo 80.000 23.OU0 10.0UO 40.OO0 Co.100.ouo 30.000 1.300 8.0U0 Anchor Line Company St. Louis and Mississippi Valley Columbia Excursion Company.
Damage to harbor boat Pleasure boat Austria TELEQRAPHIOL gy-JJClAL DTgPATCHgg TO THB amQTJTawjL Warren. Mar Rlrsr S.T feet. Clear aad coot. Pittsburg. May 81.
River movements quiet snd miv.1. I in. ae two eaeuretone were out. but although the day waa fair It was too cool to tempt pleasure -seek are oa the water. There was a smart shower eariy tnis morning wmc" t.nded as the vaileva The river win be Imma t.ei.iie bnt a riae of a few Inches Is ex n.
1 w.tw rjeiow tae sua. w-e ua sumsfow- Th. Cnal Kxcharure naa aoopteo reniaiwaa asking Pennsylvmnut Senators and Representatives to vote tor tne paaaage 01 toe 1 1 uu bill over the Presidents veto aaad denouncing the latter. Waaihar fair and coo. Wheeling.
W. May 81. River feet and falling. Cloudy arsd cool. Departed: The Ruth.
Piuabura. 8 a. Bea Hur. Pittsburg. 8 a.
m. K.vsuois. Stasia. Prttsburg. 10 s.
m. I Lara Zaneavaie, 4 a. sv: trials, Cincinnati. 8 a- m. Marietta.
Ohio. May 31. River 61 feet and ris ing. Down: The Haniey. lit.
ixa-ena. a p.m. Virginia, p. m. Cloudy.
rtirtmrr Ironatdrs Rank. Patkersbwrg. W. Msy SI. The steamboat Ironsides struck a large stone la ths Ohio River 13 miles below here, last Bight, and sank la flvs feet of water, at what Is known as ths Lee Creek Rlflle.
She wss on ths Bp-trip from St. Louis to Pittsburg. Csptala Uray. aged TL was Is mand. Hs lives at Bewick ly.
Perm. The boat waa owned by the Parker Steel Company, of Pittsburg, and was worth 821.000. Mo litres were Pnrkeraburg. W. May 31 Ohio Rrver S.S feet and rwlag.
Tbe Handy ho. up at iu a- down ax 3 p. m. irgiaks oowa at 1 p. m.
Point PTsaaaat. W. May 81. River 4 feet inches snd falling. Cloudy and oool.
Down: Tba H. K. Bedford, la a The C. with Frsoeh New Series lion arrived at 3 p. m.
CatlettSburg. May SI. Weather cloudy and cool. Ohio River shows rest 4 incase oa marks and falling. Up: Tbe Bonansa.
at Locals oa Urns. Sandy River falling lilmll. Xr. Mar 31. River falllnar.
with feet Inchea In tbe canaL 8 feet 8 Inches on tns fatia and feet 4 Inches at the foot of the leeks. Business dull. Wsatber clear aad etoody. with rains during the day. The Telegraph left for Cincinnati at a.
as-, wrta a good crows. 1 ae Louisville Is early wlta a good trip of people. Ths Rngon arrived from Evarsretlle auad goea back to-morrow. The Buckeye State ps saad dowa aad re.ia ana naiails bare. Tba John F.
Wal ton. John A. Wood. James Mores aad Smoky City left for Pittsburg. Ths Iron Age goes ap to-night.
Ths Beaver goes ap as soon as bar rudders are repaired. Tbe College Pas. hall Club went up on tbe Telegraph. Captaia 8. S.
crump ksft tor Pitts burg. Memphis TstML. Msy XI The river here stands 23. feet oa the gauge, a rise of 7.0 feet la the i B4 hours. All tns ssoai pneaetn use smveo time.
No arrivals ar departures or traas ea-dav. Tba City ef New Orleans 1 graphs that she will arrive base te-atgnt nt 11 o'clock on her way ta St. Loula wtth a bag trre. She will discharge Lie packages of nvsrcheadlaa. Receipts by river to-aay were 11 nauee ox eottoa.
(24 eacka of eottoa aeed aad 32 sacks of eorn. Memphkx. Tsruu. May 81. The City ef Mew Or-loaiat arrived from New at p.
sa. with a trip ef freight aad a goad riper iiaasiai win Sisi hsiss bsta 1.300 anckajMn aa Wlsl get nwny na n- sa. nr Calm. nt. May 80.
River 33.3 feet aad falling. Cloudy: uenarteoi ine uiy oa raasns, Lsula. 11:43 p. as. A SEA TURTLE Atti3vcu Mrsch Aneet loi DTsrlBg; Deo- oraVtMMt Da On ttoee.
WAdanjrwroaT C- H-. Osno. Majr eX The CedDetery Tl untsse pufthsnaj nwa turtle weaghsof 380 poohtls lrota the ejepreas corsv paxiy aatTi turned him Vooee tn the a-Aclai lake at the com story. The attestant ef haaV drods of people who attended the Uoa Day serrtena et the earned rj day eras axtrseted to tbe lake, where the morarter et the deep showed hliiisilf tre-qruerstly. Trie would Bfack Bis hsavd tap ta Use air.
"blew eff. and egaia dksa itj snr. The turtle was received try the azpraea ro ny here frosa Baltimore, Md but tbe lleman te waom it weg rMiaea aor-evt H. cdalmlna- that rao each bad ever been ordered by hiaa. The First nT.
TS. rsissi stsA and tbe Laagdon Woods yesterday. Rev a mssssartal awrmsak- bin swbb CtrrVetlaa Soidver At nose all BnrOcl paled ta a lunea. tollowed at ar clock n. m.
by Sen dag aobool; na 3 Wsloak arrab sa tlaa carna are and at 4 eraser tbre. tin vie geltw- sALCoiisTa iis nasma. WaAaQte-row Osdo. Kay aTX aaAwer lUrainsiTnss flnest Brest oa $90 aasl eeeta for neaUlrig ea ttnadsy andl atx ether savlooa tresa are under srreet for vtolartrig the toe ing erdlnasea. The re ssa I up te tae hisses ewurta, Ch.
last 1 jSOKWOOU. CVmi eg Pfw ml sa tiling a nm IBs 1 1 an held la ill as an aiss an era lion aa awe timuj aawisa. lassptinn a III trt Wr Wiumans avwwwa. eveesadsr tbe assesses eg the stpsemlA I eagws Friday a i an I aal a gvaad mil laasmiss wrrg be given by the La id lend Cadwte at the Tesra Hall. Par a-w'Ssd IsaTlee tart Stham-u HAMILTON.
The eaase sataSfs tat the the Merer en, Campbell ea soaiisg a smt en the inasuan of the waadtty ed the wtu ef the late W. H. rampbaii end the epeeatban a (a.sua wwth ec es.1 eeamte asd saasonsl eroasarty. ta ebesst te be aanarabtr settssd. On tts hrst bearSng Jwase Ota en a awrieton was appaaued ae the Cie-esut cwert.
aad tew wars age they as i la. a the h'lewsrte so a ma te aa asssmb's aettl iniaac The atterneye la the ease are aainsas that the Wigaata saake easaisiss wtaereby each aide wui certain i i "1 and thws i at us Tbla. at at nslirsia id. has baa They are thssagwt to be si ark anted at iMMtasv hasl, awaiting swrsstlgatssa aar-sM eon ef Jaka has left eras ea the 1 The Cbk-ago vestibwlsd warn Ka S3 ntrwck a tree that had fallen sn ssa the track at Hanoeer ntntian ywsterday sftsewoaa. snd had narrow "rape iresn a slug dHcbed.
Tbe air neaaew wove broaes and a number of panes of glean rn the battered. The tram wee delay ewer Tbe aec ideal caueal great sSLllamant HOUSES FOR RENT. BAXhT. 1113-Cottage of 8 good I thing la goad order. BAl'M U3 told Nar-Ho axp Cltatoa st.
COTTACjr HIIL-No 421 St refer bouse ef 3 rw wn, wj 4sV 83 aajnj gg W. COt-ftT and sto 83 anontb. J. VOOT. Polloa Cowrt.
COCRT ST. 331 House o- S3S sixth st. COLEMAN ST 1313 Brt. house of 8 rooans aad bath rent low te a good tenant. COLrMBIA 8S11 Honae of 3 rooms.
JOHN BWEK.VET. Columbia spas Stllea. COVINOTON Brick boawe of 8 nice riiaaa. at bs2 Wood st; rem (11. Msy next doer.
DAVID 8Jb Nice rs-etory brack bssne ef 3 rooms, with front aad side sauaacas. Ne, 81V David sc. side door. DELHI House of rooms: eonvenieat te tralaa. trlARLaa EVANS, eourlbouse.
EAST WAUflT rTTLLS Comparatlvoly new. stern T-fooaa frame ho use. furnace, gas. iter. cable and electne cars: yard and shrubbery: eheap lo good parties, as owner wants to vacate at eooa.M atox bun.
etiy. IX-RXISHTCD HOtBE of rooms for the sum- rr. Ko. B33 Baakllck ot-. Co-vragto.
FCR.V1SHTJD HOtOB Wtrh shads aad fruM trees, for the eonssinst moatba. O. F. Naaw Mt. LouJusat.
city. KLEINs" 801 New house of bath and laundry, do. Keys Beat doer, KT No. IT Lena 1 xory brv-k nouae of 4 rooans. saw era aad cat street, cecsen 313 60 par month.
MADISON VILLE House of rooms: large lot. iruit and shade: etable: rent 312 par tnunia 10 the right party. No. 413 Jobs st. NEWPORT Thlrteetrth sa Tork.
boose of 8 rooms, iron mantels, bay No. lull Tork st. badow; tor iu. PERRT la A 8-slory brick house. Kays at 323 W.
Fifth et PRICa? HTLL New etgtat-room svouaa. 1 aoi Glenwav east of uraaa av. No. 820 Broadway. PRICE HILL House, ad 818 Bummlt 8 rooms, bath and all conveniences; squares from Incline: rent 820.
Neat dour. RIDBTR 13 Cot tags ef rooms and kitchen. iso. ae ciara st. SEVEN-ROOM bouae: on line of cars: small ea payment, oa lance as rent.
No. 3443 Begar tairmouat. SHERMAN A 120SThree-atory brick bouae of rooms, with all modern Improvements; rent 3D. Key st 1210 Sherman av. 83XTH AND CARR S.
W. COR. House of 3 8 rooms; rent cheap; art conveniences. WALNUT HILLS Near Eden Park, furnished bouse for the summer montha: wtu rent low to eul tenia tenant B. Enqu! WALNTT HILLS Chapel st.
Gilbert sv nice modem hose or rooms; Keys st kit Chapel st. Bne locality. WALNUT HILLS No. 1818 Chatham st of 8 rooms: isundry. bath aad furnace, square from Peeblee'a Corner WALNTT TrTTLLS No.
JMS Park Bea prtsaad brick of 8 rooms; all conveniences keys at 2271 Park av. DR. R. C. JONES.
WALNVT HILLS No. 3018 Hackberry new bouse of 7 rooms bail, bath, furnace 1 every modern oonvenlenae. Keys next door. WALNUT HILLS No. 8212 Hackberry sc.
bouse of rooms, witb all modem Improvements J. H. SPELLMIRE. W. Third sL WTLSTACH 10M AND 10S0 Two comforta.
ble 3-etorr bouses of rooms each: newly psint ed and grained throughout; rent 8l8 per month seen to reliable parties, j. r. trHARA. T3T rourtn st. WEBLET AV, lutT Brick bouse of 10 rooms.
with stable. WHEELER 223 House of rooms: modern and all ooavenwacea. Key at 2437 cut ton av, la raar. WADE STY. 41S Three-rtar-r brick house of rooms end kitchen; newly papered and psialed.
No. 427 Laurel at. STEAMBOAT MATTERS. TCrPES OHIO. WHEELING and PITTSBDRG.
VIRGINIA TLaaeen wharfboat. foot Main. y. Ju 3 p. m.
E. R- MACCK, Agent, orace 304 Front. Telepbooe HMO. J. F.
ELLISON. Bapt. For fomerOT. Kaoairba Hirer aad Inter- meuiate roinu tae steamers Skirliy, Boiiizi and Iiary M. Stinli Leave dally st 8 extarpt Sunday, from foes of Broadway.
Henry M. Stanley through eta Chariastoa and Kanawha Klvar potala Thursday. For Harsnile anJ Intermediate Points, SMHBira Lee res wharrhoat. loot e- Broadway bBUBILB dsi y. sxcept hat'day.
II p. m. Tel. lsT, CTB TirnMi Lanves Vina etisat Wharfboat Jin, invvnn THIS DAT, 3:80 p. m.
Fasr hew lehnaossd. a awe aw am M. HI 33 CM. Maatae. LOW KM OHIO.
FOR MADISOIf and WAT LANDINGS. Dairy, from foot of Vine nt 8 p. nt, Staamers LIXZCB BAT CTTT OF vev AT.TeBowe ibst. For LonlsTine snd Iatermedlate Potntj. Palatial Bids Wb sal Stesuners TELECIAPI AID CITT OF LBU1XT1LLE Leare dally st I p.
e-xcept Bnwday am, Telepboos 13VT. Meaipkla. pew Orleans sad Onclaaatl Pncket Ce. For Eesnsvillo. Carre.
Msnsha. LehOe Boek. Hot Spnega. Loa-e. Metewe.
vssaaoarr, N.w tHrlsssns sad war oointa. JuHN K. oPttll Wednesday, Jews X. p. m.
HTM. bt'SfrJlrvF. Jasturday. Jooe 3 p. m.
tsperisl excursion rales te Memphis. flS roend trip, BvetBding meals and anteroom ea mate aed while sn Meeaobss. Eavh hoof wrriaa eundnlle baud. Apply to J. C.
Causiai Fretgbt Asent, txx K. roast ax. MEDICAL. DR. JAQUES tOU Waat sutti mtfrnt, CIMCIMHATI.
OHIO. Bea BiBSflssd BvsdiciBS la Clavotaassrl IS yonre spssar tana any pbysicisB. gtrlng spsslsl sneaUoe to Sllnsd. ai ssasn aad Irlaary din naa. ae ssasa 3esUlty.lswpslsnsy,ms,.rasuJUng troea yoamral laoiacreuost.
sx years aad other sanaea, IsHasing ban, rwdsllta, the Salter easastaa; slasia. era. taogax, enlarged eiwsa. rbsslaistlsm. gweiUag fa groias.
ntanous paachss in nvouiA. sore tbrost. Mi lag hair. Cssaseliaelssi rrwe avaad fsrlsed. Bearra.
IkB. I SsBdays. ta te It 1 ILLUITtlTtf, TfHTIIl seat FXXX ka TPRIVATE nifiprnAADY CITT 71 VlMt ST, CeTSCMSlATt, O. IAOB-ws aad BPaaVMATOa3UKA nwhm LrT AB-frocn isimbOi seatawa wOaTQgl BfABLgBT aTYXIUS 1 ill Ws UTE ts FOtrXIT VSOO tar AST CAtf SEXUaUs DISEASE -rJLTs. L4DlE3f ATTEIIT10W.
Ju. I RfL DR, MART HOWARD ate an faaasals mr: asnd SwSs I eulesd. Baeaadl Og- LKDIES- taken ha eat. 31 tor sgsmi.i eewt stampT lgtxawnAt, lit free cf chare, p. DR.
AXitlaT, 808 Weet rTT TflT TJrtrfi MXKJ KJ Xlliij staaed. ly RAILROAD TIMB-TABLX. rxiiNois CEXTtUX. at, name JoSm. CI tt.
Cease. oy and Da I KUT. ajartcra as. assgns naa. a mt wm SA.
IS IBs m.BAH ravrsv rt rsssks 1 i-a Jl mit rrsre ST per baas, i mm t.w uist Hnsikh all I ATlIP Afnw4Bambwalm 1 1,1 ra stst ntasw tastt never tarm. aAdrwm DM. MART iaOWAJU. Me. 411 CS auO 1 1 rl.
tsaas. I i 1 'Wl-asmsasmsmaymw I I Is. Cay Tatbaa, Of- Bwa. 4Bt Vase eu -S IraabniAvav4 letaren. Tenia a ArtTwa, lAd sbs Mia i ills asm Mew lalnsi LamHa4 IlBaaa J8 pss Marapks and Xew Oilnsi 3seesn s.
w. as Anal aaa ftArXROAO TtMSoTASLC. BAKILTOTf tease ear sarebas as uss M. and TA Dewst aTieetrss line tr-wa tbe bavst Ksd peat ths raa Statkse, dews Psaanh street, siaaane deaa Sonh st sa eervloo aa taw M. and D- T-r- 4 tat am IDaytaa aad 1 la a Stspm badass tDaytaes, Tsasdo and Mam I 1 pea tbriav Tweed, and Iwtr.ll 8 13 pss ws 'larva, Tuiasw aad Dearest add pas as a-a (Darba savian.
tS sen 1 I la sm spartan aad 8 es am 3 43 pan a Das tow aad aissd 4 20 pan -Marten and MiddaMarara. 8 13 psa Dayton aad Lima this Daytoa and 3 eo teas r-erin and ISOOaaa Daytwa aad Mvdllatawa a a pm 1 12m aa pm Head am lo JS ess I Dayton aos. tdnndsy esUy) iNWAJ'APOLIg ire Tralaa. Arrive. 1 sm aindianapolia.
CunssassUls. Manos aad Fx. Slrat. 339 pm etim tladwtnanoiia, CennersviUe. naacw awe rt.
ts -1 pwa ana lndlaaasotle 1 id pan 13.3d in polls Kxpreaa etsspm 3u pm 'indmaapotu Express ll al sm SO pan Med is as. Vest! sad 30 am CH1CAOO Solid Vestlbaktd Tralaa. Parlor, gluptsg sad lining Cars. Leave Tralaa. Arrive.
1 1 am 3 pan Tdw am 30 am -Feet Mall 13 Son a Indianapolis aad Chtraeo Ex' a 30 pan and Chicago s-x- ST. LDt'la. wtth PABLO ft CARS SLEEPERS Trams sindlanapoila and St. via VandaUa Line aindsanapolla aad St. via Veadalla L00U tJ 81 INDIANAPOLIS AND JACK BOX VILLE LINE.
Leave Trsisi Arrive. AO pan Indiana pol la. Deerr. Sprtng- beld aad JecksuavUis I -30 am Hsrnllt ilea Aceom mode rloav Depart- 1 am. tlv go am.
tit 3d pm. 3:30 pan. 4 30 sa 4 pan. "4 SO pan. es.os pm.
11 -SO pas. 10 as em. 11 la pm Ar1ve: td re am. -g 43 aa rr 33 am. ee am.
asa. tlldS noon, sevsa 40 pm. id ll pra. HM sm. tdd pm.
tlO pm. 1 IS new am. Xi pm. Illealsla A ma sum, low TWeart tdgd am freS am. 1S 30 sm.
tll-go sm. 112:38 am. tl 13 m. 1 1 au pan. tl jo pm.
1 4 pra, se as pro. tb IT ore is pm. 4 Su pro, oo pea. "11J0 as. 110 Jf) nm.
Arrive: tgx am. am. eseord nunday. T-er am. am.
am. 40 sav 10 am. 36 tlOdS am. lo 10 am. ssrent Sunday, uiw noon, 11 10 pm.
2 cm, tt 10 pm. 4 40 psa. 11 pm. rT 36 pm. raid pea.
10 44 pm. Carthage Axcom modal ion Depart: TS TT ara. 10 am THE VANDAUA C.j H. and D. and Vandal saymiller.
C. H- and D. Depot. Fifth aad I Leave Tralaa. Arrive.
I 3d aaa 'St. Lasrls aed Kanms Cite, :30 am 30 pm sat. Loula aad Kansas City. 8 30 pm TO CHICAGO. H.
asd D. rarpot. Fifth. Sixtb snd Bay miller fHree'e. St SB da rd Time.
i'll'Jllllii Leave Traina. ISO em sFsst Mall lt SOs n-'Chicngo Espreas vs.i.ni i SW pes -Chicago auapresw 1 swar isii A Si 11 WF.lT fR'. rt. Wayne, CinctnnaU nnd Lnnlarllle R'ys. Lsiave C.
n. end 11 urfi. 11. u. nd Baymlller Stjeets.
Lesve Trains. Arrtva. 8)am Munce. ft wirjt uat. nnmsy inn 8:48 pm-INorthera Indiaaa aad Mies-- 1 l(Sll .1 j.
Firth. Sixth and Baymlller atresia Ticket Office, No. 11 W. Fourth street, Mitchell Building. Tsveohoee S4g Day cap rose leavee dally at 1:43 a.
as for MarMaa. oungatowa. Lake wood. 11 "hauls uque). Jsnslnwa.
Salamanca aad IntersesUI-ste points, c. H. aad D. Station. Veettbuled leavee dally at 4 2a pm foe m.
Bugalo. Niagara Falla. tburwood. Wavertv. Ror Blngnaavtos.
Albany, Ne Tork and Boston. Through trains arrive dally at 840 aad CTtnrennntl BtaUoo. lyennsylvania Lines. Peasrl SdMl BuUer Bu-eeta rsssn sa a aad at esewae fourth aad TwaotTOB Taaxa-s atra as rrausywa sy IIVTXU. TraT a Dally, Daily, Fwoat OlSt-lSSATl TO 1...
Traina Arrtse. 8 to am exeala and Columbus 10 pm 3 20 aos si low bprlngs A Springfield 3 00 pm uu ata scoiuntbua and Pittsburg 3 taJ pm a-iai spallaol.lnhla aad New lark. 8 00 jna 8MI am 'Baltimore snd Wasamgton 8 pa uu am Xenla aad aVprlngneld 10:41 an. am Kichmorid and Oiscago. 1.
1 :30 om Xenia and -a 4 AO pm Coluaibas snd 4 AO pm Philadelphia aod New a -sft aWirlas-s A Hbrlngfl lo 43 1 I HO 1 T1 snd Losansport. .11 pa siat tsm siVsiumbus and Plttaburx am 8-00 pm ephliadelphla and New Tork so 8-00 pro rValtlssoee aad ss asaingum pan -aucbsssnd and Chlcage 40 sm :13 MI. TEH0- AKD FAH-HAHDLE 0TJIE. TVslris. Arrive.
I 0O am 'Akron snd Cleveland a SO pm ou am 'Akron and Cleveland ais pm GRAND RaPlDS AKD HMAKa. Pennsvlvsnlr Btartoa. oor. Pearl and Butler eta Leave. Trains.
Am ir Hataaa A eea asaw Maa-kinae I 1 3 AO pan 'Ft Wayne. Orand Raplda Mackinac pm CE1ASAPEAKE ARD OHIO. TVket ofBee. a w. eor.
Fifth aad Walnut ata Trains using Central Dep. Leave. Trains Arrive, Phi la. aad K. 18:01 V.
F. F. V. Limited SAO nm UXTl pan xaucnnniwau. vara n.
vvwiat nnd Norfolk F. F. V. Llsn- ttsd ISdWpm HI 1WII 1 1 I a I 11 usaviiN, 01 isns-poro. Petot steal g.
OoldaOore and Wilmington Veattbule.1 8 40 a -tO nm TITaah Phlmdeluhla end New Vork Vmtlbuie. 8tf am tt-chmond. Old PC Comfort and Norfolk Vestibule gp pes ta-yncs g. iaains, tsrssns borw, PeteraOurg. Ooldstsnre end Wilmington SAOsm 12 1 pra TPoint rise mat, ua ill pol la, Pocneroy and Parkersburg Express S0 Titan Tit iT mail tor Hlnton nnd way points Trains using C.
and O. Depot, Fourth street, be tween 14SB ana ssnis Tralaa. Arnve. HuwtlngtoB 8:13 aaa 'Maya aad Hnntinarton TAo nm 30 pm 'Maysvtlis Aococnmodatlon. se am i5i -I'iQiM.
Ss.et BaaW City Ticket ofBoe. sou taw sat soraai Fifth and Vina. Talsphreia 1348. Two fast tralaa te Mew Orleans Three fast trains te larrtTitTrai Four fast traina to I on is mie. Tralne.
Arrive. I A3 tarn jeanw asirwa mimi Mob- New Jaekaoss- vl lie. Tnmna and FVarvda .10 pm UM tsantk. awrwung uawna, I aad a ie MAS IS JUl Blrsav. Mswc.
Now Jarhsow v-liae. Tsaxpn aad 11 niaa fattai Maaaw Bow. Maa Arksssss and vat am Pwrter ears as LsmtaaTUa Th rough bolfee slssp era to Mew Orleans. Jaiknmnlie aad Maanpaaa. 8 10 pm departure has bauTot ear to- laueetlm.
etuai. ready at Pearl and fSutmr etauon at 8 pm. KEN1LCKT CEVTR AL prVIAION. trains lasrs central t0 pm taava. Tralaa, 811 sm Lennglea AO pro Lexington stall AS pas Leaoagton Fast Mall Arrive.
gitoetB 10 AO am Ta Bill Cvnv. Frank V. iillna. 188 ass m.h Lie- Jsa Ml Urns Caaa. Owe.
tbmngb sssepar be Knoavtile a 13 asn Fwiaaosah 1 tintu isilns 8 AO bss Free narsse ears te uaan bs Knsotvlile am TA psa tag an mi, tn Assises and ansiksie atairsrar. Ijcvans SMITH. 41 Chai oi miiiriiiiii CXaXlSBAilv rarTitnaa A aa4 TtrelBlA wcfwex, asat isaaaaif. asvas xasn QarrBBttt and Wwbwwvb TtilCT M3tWtJ IHan Taaaaillm MaB baa is fn sleet rs il. sijasi ears Fifth etrswt.
'Lauy fDniiy. enceps Ssa aay. tSssfaysnly. DA TTON. TOLXJlOtl'I) DgTTkOtT.
Leave Tvwjwsl Arrtva. era Bauaasisna. atlfimas Osp aad I si aa siadiais paints 11 Til Caw Farm. Cssart Street wtanasa. Cast ef Be a a away.
City T-scawt Csmra. wad Viae aajwet, Lansw. Tramn. axtswT-" "''J, wn eddpm evuran aad CarwBna 'Id .13 nm I tm gaa P. as aaa Nee twA.
Lrnebbmg. Pwowre. wars. In ram -is I Exnresn. Mhta ass BAb) sm Fwriwasiita.
Mil sbnre Atall 8w wiwa 48 am tm III As I aa'a, Dolly. 8 AS pan I snr 13 3 II It 12 12 AS pm at asa I I LOCAL EXP End -v-i. nd stows c. to jasrum srty. rns par lor car to Lea.
so-Low gjoa aa I BUTE CRAS8 vyrirrxx. I I US MS 'I I eeeUbulsd trsis Clav-c. await to Lrxlnartaea. Dan-wiue and Juaeooa City. Fees sense enr to Lesang- eaav Cassweetasn Sar tart njaiBl LOCAL TTtAlXk.
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Dining oars. Wegaer Cusnpartattseit and BtaSS- Iieepwre and Palaoe Care. Leare. Tralaa. 3 am Tiles go Casnoa Ba pm ICbloage Feat Mall Arrive.
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hia tlsrevssrsThwrg nnd Aarsra. asn -Lterasretiart and Aurora. ai pm -taertaiassri area I ao pm 1 2 30 pm 3 UU psa sLawisjsiceburg and A score 81 pm SLswrenreberg and Aurora. 10 aeieLasiisisiisri and Asroea I w. oospore and 4 pm Hs-rlaoa Eaorsea Ivlin 8 SO pre htemeoa Acoomrasdalloa 1 -33 am WnlTFW ATTH DrVTBlON.
f-ewve. Traina, Arrive. 8 81 pm aad 8:40 am 8 pen Hsrrtsoa 3 ts am i 'onnersvllle, 4 Jl pm agorotowa ST. LOC1B Weet and Bowthe Solid Tsetlbuls Trains bets St- Leave. Traina Arrive.
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lie. nsrretTle. tr- bana. t-bampalgw, IMsuav, tngtian. Peoria.
Barllnartoa. Council Blufra. rtnnna. Oulnev. Kanaaa Cite IB ae.
8 3 aa Leavenworth. Atchison and S-Ol pea 3 v0 pss 'nt Joseph 1 8 pm MTCKTI AT DIVTBTOX I The Elkhart Dlelaioa I (Fiamsaly CiBctnnatl. Kabsaah and Mschigaa Ry 3 Traina. Arrtv. 8 AO am sRssbe-ine.
Aadwsa, Me naa. Warns w. Cedar teoehen, Elkhart. Harbor. St.
Joseph. 3 1 pnx Depot. Orand ewtrsi aUwikoo. City Taclvst OnVe. a.
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uai bos. Zanssvllse nnd Wheeling Fast Lane 4 AO pm twin dBlaricaeeteT Lural 8 00 pm 11M pm Hi i.o-re. Lutal I pm pm 'Hllhtborg Local am 8.13 pes 'Blancheeter and Intermediate Sta-Psni ajg SIBLRBAN TRAINS 8-43 sms 7 am 8 13 am 8 3 am 2J am 8.10 ana 3 30 am ib'pm a 48 pm a g-oo pm (Mpn AO pm 10 23 4 Hi pm Lovetaad and Intermediate Btatloos. 1 pm -b 43 pm g.srj pm-' 8 so pm -d 11:30 MISSISSIPPI DIVISION TRAIN WEST. Trains.
Arrtva. Loom Limited Direct 1 bar all nutate tsawt 3:13 pm dSt. Louie snd Ltaajeellis Nlgtn Express aaa 3:43 ssn dSt. Louie Special dll AS am I Ilia Lassie and Intel SssdlSle Statsosss aflltsa 8:13 pm dRewrdet-sm. sVprlngwaad.
IH-. and Phawwewtown 4:80 pm 'Mitchell nnd Intermedials Stations 8 Ad Sm 4 yo pm 'North Vernon aad Inmana dtate Stations BJBam 3:48 am dl-oulsvliie. Kew Albony, Jef- ferwnvtlie and Madlaras. .4 30 am 8 sm tIT New Albany nnd Medio dtlSam on pmd Louisville aad New Albsay.d 8:08 Pm 11 AS pm dl rniirri'lT aad New Carta a na Night k-sprem 10 JZA sm Aur-ifs nnd 1 111 si mediate wtatkscs 7 30 am SASpm 'Aurora aad lot. rased late B.
a txl U. a. W. Rnwtei to New OfHgsaraA, la MesapHsts, 1 AO pm aspi sea dally. Fine rerVmag- etaslr aar.
psilaaaa aeatrsa silapisg LH -lte-sare-akc at- Ohio Honf wesnietw R. K. Central Cnaen Dapot, corner Third st. aad Cwntrai Ticket ofBce. ance.
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Birmtngaa m. Mendaaa aad New Oe iniangs at a a ar a lag sa, 3 JO am tstnasa and War 80 ana psa Lrbwncaa and tae pen, to AO aaa Mowtgjawary aad Way Pot aaa. fj gaa 1 AS pan Montg i and Way Pntata. IMsa sd pm Msatigim sy sssd Wny Pntsaa. 4:43 pm ClaVClBB3tl, (CwrretavsTB eVBl larttlTBSWa.
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