The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 8

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JIODAY 3101S.LNG. ilAY 24. XAULT SIUTI2T. Tars DartT Cocssan-Jorajcsi. will hereafter.

special rra.r ertnaiit, be for sale oo tba same day ef publication on tbo early Biorninr train. leev-le Cincinnati ca the Kentucky Central aod Cincinnati Southern railroad. It will alo be for sal at 7 o'clock every anoreinr by ws-lelers st Cincinnati. Cevlnirioe end Newport. 7CSTAGZ 03 TXA5SIE3T PXPXI.

jlIl IA edition cf IA Dan.Y and WntlT Ccrxixa-JocmnAt. ro no mailed to permms fto( rcfWar nrlxrniwfi ptacmg eae-cea Cam sacfeiae eot itiia ear mmmi sxwiAt. THE SAENGEHFEST. Tie Llederkrani Crhearsln? For lie nilirauk-e i'rstiTal I'olntj About the Society. Tie liederkraut Bociety bard at work pre parlor almott nirtUy rebaersala for their tnree mmmir eoncart aod tba ilil-wau-ee Eaen-erfest, Tb latter to given ndr tba auspices of th JTorth American gaeaserboad, and beginning Jnly 0 wUl last foor days.

Keerly one handled societies will be in atteadance, and th Liedar-kranx, tawc the Brat la point of no am bar, is determined, to enow itself eleo amoc she first la ability and careful training. Tb nbarsala ar bain bald nadar th vtj cofapataol Uadanbip of Prof. XLolroa, who aaa actad aa diraotar alnca tb raaisna-tioa of Prof. TTarscbiasar laat llarcn. Tba cIxmm baa tbowm axcallanS protrvt nndtr kis eax and is aJraady praparrd to taka tig rank ia tba friendly coataat ef tb Eaancarfaat.

Tb nw diractor. Prof. Sartori. wiU arri thia weak, and taking; cbarra ot tba aociaty Jon 1 wUl poab forward tba work of prapa-ratioa Of all tb Uarmaa no-aieal aoctatiaa la tba country dm baa graaiar rapataivon tba a tba Liadarkraax. aad it datarminad br th mam bar tbat tbara no diminution of at 1IU-waak.

I la praaaat flftn ar Joaaph J. Flarbar. Fresidant; X. ckstnkrapar. Vic Prcai-Laat; Was.

Ehrmann, Traaaarvr; Adoipb Arm mat. Financial Scrlary; Wm. iierr-snaa. Kacurdin; Bacratary. Gaort P.

liackar. Corraondinf bratary. It will Co to llilwaukaa wttb about aixty-tlva car-tullj aalactad and wall-practicad Toicea, a moo; tbara bainc tbat ot lir. Joatpb biiDOflt, iu faaiooa tanor. Prof.Catanbeuea.

tba Cbiaf Diractor ef tba Saaagarbund, wUl la tb iij Jan 10. lutaa to a (rand rehearsal of tb members selected for ditioa at the Baeoeerfcst. am frj aUort la bins made to give bira a pleasant impraa-aioa to bjU cbaxaetar of their excellence. The Bittsical public wCl be clad to learn tbat tba eutnmar. Bight fektila are aot Bazlacted for tua national affair.

Tba programme for the first one 1 already arranged and tba date fixed, fur Jane 4. Tb tocond on will grran- about four weeks latr. shortly before tb society start to Alilwaokee, and tba third at soma oat yet to be fixed in tb 1a la summer. s.i.oay Kr.r.rmzs co sext. The War on LaCayrttistrect pens to b-CoiitianeU.

Tb war ageinst vice on Lafhyetta street la awakening bo little interest in this city. Tba far the club which was recently organized to driT oat tb degraded element from that street and reclaim it to tb bands of rpetbl citizens baa met with the most gratifying ioccom. It i no longer a doubtful question aa to wbat will be tba result of the war. a bota the saloon keepers and disreputable women oa Lafayette street admit tbat tba situation at present aHurda them bol small hopes. Tbere soma complaint, boweeer, among the inhabitant of tbe street tbat tba aban-eloned colored element baa aot been warned to leave tb street.

Tbey claim tbat tb bTo women, wbo ar th most oiTeasiT of alt tb wortbleas people on the street, are sU.l liTing ia their haunts and plying tbeir immoral trade ia tbe met biisef ul serenity. A few of tbe bite women ar still on tbe street, but they wiU leave wiia one ax -cor la a few -days, lb laudladie wbo own property will sell tbeir bouses at tbe earliest opportunity, ami remove lo other riuee. iiaJ. Liuue i itcball. wbo is perhapa tba moat influential woiuaa oa tbe street, as wail aa tbe wealthiest, will toon remove to Dayton, Ohio.

club will next notify th saloons to cloae their bouses snd leave tbe street. It i tbourt tbat twosaioana, tbe Long Branca and Coriaiian's, mul not be diatorbed. Tb former baa lung been a quiet ejul orderly place, and tba latter has prohibited dancing aad music. asMa--4aaaaa-ii a a ANGELICA SY OD. The Session To lie Continnrxl To-day at feu John's Church.

Tba seesiun of tbe German Fy nod of tsw 5coo4 diatriot of vortb Arar-Ira wss continued last night at St. John's church, at Clay and Market streets. Tba attendance was very large, tbe cburcb, which is toe ot tbe moit capacious beioic crowded. Two aeruion were reacbetl, both relation to mUs.onary work. Castors F.

W. Adomei. and C. Weigmana delivered the seriuocs. Ibey treated of tba hutory of their church, sbo.t its extension iu America, and what it bad 4 one fur the mioftiona.

1 be musio was of a bijrh order. Tba services were epened at 7:43 o'clock with song by tba choir, after which the entire congregation sang. Heading exerct from to bibie followed, and thea there was more must by tbe cboir. Pastor I'. Adomeit preached tb Srt sermon.

After miuio ami prayer i as lor Weigmana preact.e4 tba seo-oo't sermon. Tbe service will be continued thi morning and this afternoon at fct. Jvhu's Chorea. AU tbe German Evangelical miulsters, to tb aumber cf 1CU, are su.i iu tbe city. The "Weather Yesterday.

Tbe tbsrisomeur at 6 o'clock yesterday morning marked 6S and at 10 o'clock S3'. By 3 o'clock la th afternoon it had attained and soortly afterward rose to the maximum beat of the day. A tuJJen cloudiness and a scarry in north wind about 5 o'clock caued a very rapd fall la tbe tsxreratuts to 7U at 6 o'clock. At o'clk the wiud suddenly roe to a velocity clllltui.es au hour, accompanied by a vrre atorni of ram and bsiL 1 birtr-sevsa one-bundretbs cf an inch ot frli during liiiriy-lwo minute it lasted. Tbe luUi-carious fur to-day are for local rains, followed by c.ear weatber and stationary teiupvr-eture.

iLe weatber is evidently patteruuig alter tbe bistorie little rLrl, wuo, wovn she was good, was vrfy, vtry good, ebta be was bad was horrid. Never Stopped to Inquire. George UorrUon end Devil Uvrley, two taail boys who live on Portland avenue. I 'tween Tweaiy-sixth and Twentj-seventa reau. tried to run across tbe street yester- ay Cioroing la treat ef a rapidly driven Loti and bujry.

iuLh were knocked cowq and hurt. Tee una ia tee creve ca wubout stcrp.c; to iaqaire tsi.y lit bojs were lj -red. TTcr'-x to tsve i i 7 ill s. I cr e-lrei t- 1 r. J.

-a. i lr A Yczz-lln VTho Tell a Victm io Fc-r B2d a I'szzl Cans. JL T7i: Uses a Xlatchct la An With I'er Jlus'uand FsbcIs Jctssoa, CUrt, arnla Wells and Anbls Crlit, four disreputable women, wbo live with Annie Howard over the eesond-hand store at Io, 127 East Jef ferson street, wer an-eited last night by Ocerr Eeoebsn, Clater aad Balilvan, on warraau sworn out by James W. Etona. Tba yoong man went ioto tba boose on Bat-urday night, and was robbed of t0 on tba old panel dodge.

Stone Uvea oa Eleventh street, near llarket. Tba woman are charged with grand larceny. CUT BlU WITH A HaTCHrT. Robert Stephens lives with bis wife Market street, between Brook aad First. Saturday Bight Stephens was drunk, aad be aad bis wtf kept the other occupant of tba boose a wax all niht by quarreling aad fighting.

About ft o'clock yesterday morning a fight took place ia earnest, and Stephens bad bis face split open by a hatchet. Th woman was arrested by OScer llarlaad, and was charged with malicious cutting. Sn la very handsome, aad aeemed oat of plavc with th Sunday drunk aad tramps la the station. TOO CP THS WiyCl QUaEBrh. llaior Kennedy is a colored teamster, and livee on Lmden tiqaara.

Yeeterday mora-log be quarreled witb bis wUs aad tb woman left th place, sayinr would never ltv wita him again. Jenaedy went to sleep, tie bad been asleep about bait an hour wbea be was awakened by a chair colliding wlvto bis bead. Defor be could recover bis scattered senses be a stunning blow ta the eye, inflicted with the aeavy end ef a bottle. He jumped up, but was forced to go down agaia by the fore ot another chair which struck bim on tbs bead, lie found tbat Bella wife's sister, bad taken ap tb quarrel and waa trying to kill bim la bi sleep. Tbe woman waa ar rested by 0 Ulcer Kam merer and Gibbons.

ICJUtZ.XDXZLKD BT BXJt BOffDSHXX. Fannie Anderson, a notorious colored resident Lailayette ret. wea eurraaderad by bar bondsman to 0ior Kammerer aad Gibbons yesterday and placed la tbe Jail. A week so she cut a negro by tb name of Curry in th leg and waa arrested. When tried before the City Court she was bald in tUXi to the grand jury.

Her beadsmen learned yesterday tuat she intended leaving the eity, aad turned ber over to th ofacers aa she was packing ber trunks preparatory to taking the train for Oaoiaaati. tiolxst rmsoxra, Tbere was a fiht yesterday afternoon between Wuli a in Morgan and Chariee John-aun in tba alley between Praston and Jack-eon aad Lamptoa and Breckinridge streets. Johnson, wow waa eery drank, waa bit oa tba bead by Morgan aad fell to tbe ground insensible. Morgan mad bis escape. John-eon was pcked up, still insensible, by Omcer Tim and sent to tb City Hospital in the Clay-street patrol wagon.

When the puysiciana wer feeling to see if tba paUeat's bead was much. hart, he became very violent, and It took all tb strength. tire or six men te bold bim. Nothing seemed to be tb matter with tb man except fa was crazy from drink, so tb Central wagon was seut for to take aim to jad. While waning for IU arrival Johnson, wbo waa lying on th floor ia tbeoitice.

again became violent and troublesome. In tb wagon be was handcuffed and bald down by Otocer bpanuier. Johnson is charged witb drankeuneea and disorderly conduct, rouce JOISTS. Jamee TV illiams, a colored man, was arrested on Lafayette street yesterday by Otocer Kauiiuerer and Gibbons. Ha i charged with disorderly conduct.

i George Smith, from New Albany, filled ap on Louisville wbisky yesterday. fell a- in a gutter at Fwtn and llarket streeU and was arrested by plcer iXcAoiiHa. B. Vance, wbo-'keep tailoring establishment on Seventh etroeS near Jeifereon, has been on a spree for several day. Yesterday was arrested by Oihcer Keneely.

Jssiis II arm an and. Alice Brew furnished amusement for Lafayette street yeeterday by gettin drunk and fighting on the etde-sii. Tbey were arrested by OSoera Kammerer and Giobons. Alioe Bland and ber bos bend, Joba, engaged in a spree Saturday aigbt and a tight before braaktaet yeeterday morning. Bo in were arretted by Officer Dugaa.

They are colored, aod hv on Eighth street. Dear Graysou. 3. McElroy, from Hungry Hollow was arrested at aa early hour yesterday morning bv OfScers Scbradel and Stepbens. was Orunk aitd amused himself by knocking dewn several colored women and children.

Tbere was a neighborhood row yesterday on Hull street between Xirs. Bridget Maloney and Mr. Bridtit Kinney aad a letter' daughter Kan. ilr. Maloney swore out a warrant against the Kinneys, and tbey ia turn eroesed it oa ber.

All partis were arrested. Two colored women, Laura Sullivan and Meiinda Doboa. engaged ia a fight yeeterday oa Jacksoa street, between Main aod llarket. One ot tbs women used a heavy ic pick a a weapon, while tbe other fought witb a cobble stoos. Lota war cut and badly bruid.

wbea they wer arrested by CSlcer O'Uriea. A party ot drunken roue be flgbtiag amoog tuemselees created a disturbance oa Thirty-fourth and Water street yesterday morning. On of the party, a man named Joe Baker, was struck: on tb bead and slightly injured with a stone thrown by another of tbe gang. A call or the police dispersed th crowd. VAN SHELBY'S DEATH.

Detectives Searching for a Trace of onl rlay. Further investigations ar be lag made In regard to tb death of th late Recorder Shelby at Claries town, lad. Although tb Coroner's Investigation showed that air. Shelby's death was da to accidental causes, exposure and neglect, there ia a feeling ia certain quarters tuat tbe deceased was foully dealt wan. It wul be remembered that be wae found ia tb rear of a salooa yard, apparently suffering from wounds sustained ia falling down the step leading to tbe bouse.

It was retorted yesterday tbat, a tilly" was found in tbe vault in tbe rear ot these premises, and tbat this was th instrument which did to fatal work. It is kuowa tnat detectives set been working on. this case, and tbere ha been a movement made to secure tbe ear ices of Detective Liigb. of LouiavUle, to look ap tbe matter. Mr.

Soelby was a deeceudant of Gov. Isaao Shelby, ot Kentucky. He bad many friends all ever Clark county, particularly ia aod if it should transpire tnat be waa marderrd it would be a hard matter to save bis murderer from mob law. Death of Mr. Robert 8.

Kessack. Xlr. Robert 8. Kesatk. formerly a well-known business man of this city, died of consumption at Si.

Joseph's Infirmary at 10:43 last evening, in bis sixty-third ysar. Mr. Kestack was a saliva cf the Isle cf Man. and bad resided in Louisville tor nearly tnirty-bve years. II leaves a famUy of Ave cfat.dren Mrs.

T. White. Mr. C. H.

Kelly, two unmarried daughters and Mr. Josepu Kessack. cf the L. and N. Sic.

Tbe funeral wul take place front St. Joba' cburcn, corner of Ciey and Walnut, at 8 o'clock to-morrew morning. Funeral of Mrs. Yi'lntersmlth. Tbe luneral service over the lata Mrs, Charles H.

WiatenmiO were conducted at tb reiJnce, 2io. l.CCO Jeffersoa street, yesterdsy mornlr by the Rev. J. J. Cooke.

Af ur tbeir condu.oa tie family and a number cf the irr mediate friend accompanied the body ta where tee remains were hud to ret: la tie family lt. John Laid to r.ctU Ttefjnertlcf t- Jcha wbo st tie Triiay, wbere te we a r-lri-j at 2 i 1 Lea oa lUtit, tstweca T.ird and crta. Tbs fanersl wa Urtly stteniei Ly Lis frienJs and acquaintances. all-Learer were Ed. Tarreil, John Gilloolr, Wililara Herry frhuck, Robert Clark i Wi.liam r.e;ie.

Tfce interment was in White's cemetery. There wtre many handsome iloral oeiins sent to the bouse, a very large one being frora bis feliow-work-inea at Sculhafer's. Tbe deceased was twentv-eeven Tears clJ, snd was well-known lntLis'city. Lv trade be was steam and gas fitter, although be bad stood many a watch for bis friends, tbe life-savers. He wae an honest, upright yoocg man.

Tt funeral was tinder th direction ot Cft. Dersn, of ths Life-savior Station. LouisviiiirrQST-oirFicii IIott TInUe Letter Ilare Eern ItlSe-l of llielr and 2i Heller AlToidcd, Tb toCkl OoIOBinS yesterday meraing car an account of tb arrest of Wm. Alexaader, a clerk ia tbe Lonisvill post-offic, for stealing letters eontaiain: money. These derrsdations bav been going on for several years to a fright-ful extent, aad although tbey bava been repeatedly traced to tb Louisville oCc by special agents and detectives of th Post-oCc Department, all efforts to arrest tb thieves bar failed for want of tb proper co-operation of tb Postmaster and ber assistants.

Post-oOce) Inspectors bar stated tbat all their efforts were mad ineffectual because) their presseac aad object wnre proclaimed 'by th Postmaster and tb thieve warned and placed on their guard. Indeed, thee peculiar methods, followed, it is believed, because tb detection of any culprit might reflect discredit on tb managemeat of tb ofio, only served to embolden tbe thieve, who wer not slow to discover bow thoroughly tbey wer thus protected. Tba losess to citizens of Louisville during tba past few years by those receiving money and Madias off merchandise hav amounted to thousands ot dollars, no inconsiderable portion of which has fallen on tb Corsica-Jounsau Its report of losses to tb Postmaster failed to aeoorapliah reeulle, and for many oaths it baa been compelled to ask investigations from tb Inspectors at Cincinnati and Sc. Louis for miscarriages, losses and irregularities. Otbsr business houses here bav bad tb earn experience, and it seems the arrest of Saturday was tbe result of complaints to tb St.

Louis Inspector. To give an imperfect idea of tb exhibit of tbe depredations, we publish tbe folloiug letter, which waa addressed ta tbe Postmaster bar by Mr. J. T. Wilsoa, Cashier ot tb Oldham Bank, at Lagrauga.

Lsoasjcoa. Kay a. Afr. Vtrfini 71toaseeoa fMluulrrM. LmuitvtiU, A.

f. iaa.r ileoanal I am eery much aamtjreel by Mvtaa; my letter of late ota.iper anysieriouid Irooa lb Uuiied btatee matt uetwreu tbl tit louwvula. 1 nave ha six letters pilfered ailu matie aaay wita witata lis lat ibie oral, a loltwwa: Cn April 17, owe letter to Swwrta yatiooal Bai.a. Oa April 19. two letters io Fourth National Bank.

Ua May 4, one letter to First National Bank. Ut Jxar 4. one letter to 'loird eauooai 0Uk. Oa ir j.oM letter so touns ailOMal task. None oi Ukeee liate reacba toe.r uawcato.

This is empty appaluiaT and a.tounuing. 1 1 uat you eiil se uuu. ua etuu not lUuie a Hutu your jurdictioa. If tats is to couiioue," it tU par ma to employ eons eue lo carry in mail uetoeea bere aau your city. ovrtainiy siewd some one wbo can and wi.l control tbe vAic and employ eat, tuu atee to tue putiUo aotue twuni.

1 lavt exaapeiaied over tae OoBvliUua uC arfa.r. KeapacUutijr, J. 'I. vilm. Cashier.

TJir days' subsequentiy, ia reply to a not from this cHlce, Mr. Wilson wrota as follows: 1-soaasoc May 11. Editor Jourwui. jsra. 'laoiuso so far tuts pala no svi-tioa to my latter.

1 bav aad ib Iter to a rite -to tba inanar.eti.ent at Louis: also to tua seuartineui at aamaton. Hruu.id at i5uiion bate nave lost several iiuportsax ieiier stac Ala also Juug J. i. bialvy itas lBt two coauuuing moey lataly, all of wtitcu wet a te pexue ia lxuueilla. ba.iMrctf udy, J.

Cashier, Tbe arrest 'of thnegro porter aad clerk by Inspector iVialey a tew weeks unoev nd tbat ot Alexatwex by Inspector Brown yesterday morning, we trust wid be so vigorously olio waa up that tb neat of thieve in tbe Lou vide poet-tiUlce, wbica has so long been encouraged and protected, will be so elleciueiiy dispersed tbat people may intrust their moneyed letters and inei cnanuise to tba mails witb a reasonable prospect tbat tbey will safely reach tbeir destination. Something About Alexander. With reference to tbe arreat yesterday morning of William Alexaadsr. the assorting clerk at tbe post-office, charged with robbing tbe United States mails, Assistant Pout-master Tuley said last eveaiug: "I was nevsr puxxled as to bow I should proceed to capture Alexander. Wber tbere is a force of eighty or njnety men it requires som observation, ot cours, to get a clew and determine which men is the probe, Us thief.

The first missing Isttsr to which my attention was directed, was one addressed to a book. It was lost oa April 17 last, aad contained $33. Soortly afterward, three bank letters and on to an individual, all containing mouey, disappeared, aod it was then tbat (. rims to the conclusion tbat tbe stealing took place in our office. Tbe letters were ever different routes and thrsw suspicion our way.

I almost Immediately- selected Alexander as tbe beat man to watch. I observed that be wss leading a rather fast life. He seemed vaiy much engrossed in base ball aad roller skating. 1 understood tbat be was an attacb ot tn baa ball park and of tbe National Park akatiog riaa a sort of teacher at toe latter place, 1 believe. He got relief from his duties a great deal to at'end base bad match, and frequently telephoned from tbe ball grounds to bav som on stay oa for bib tide could get op.

I noticed tbat be was dissipating, and 1 frequently detected liquor oa his breath. I knew bis mode of 111 a must be expensive, and bis salary was only I SOU, wuu a wife and two children to support. Daring tb last month money to tb a'uouot of or was lost to our knowledge. 1 sent tor Dr. Brown, tbe Inspector, aud told bim tbat 1 tuougbt we Lad better try Alexaader.

Accordingly oa Friday five decoy letters containing marked money wer placed ia the mail. Au iuvestlgatioa showed that two of them had disappeared. Oa Saturday we put sevau decoy letters ia th evening mail, aad they passed into Alexander's bands, riv of toem disappeared, but Alexander got out ot tbe ode and had an opportunity to cbang any bills rosy have extracted Iron th letters. Ws put three ie iters in tne late mail, and they also passed into hie bands. Ibe train waa delayed and Alexander was kept late.

We bad everything arranged, and ae be waa leaving the be was arrested. He wae much taaen aback. A search of bi person revealed a one dollar bltl. tb same that we bad placed in one of the three letters tbat weal into tbe late mail. We found besides about 13 in suver.

Wben tola that be must go to xil Alexander was still further astonished, ana ai not seem to recozn-z the enormity of th crime be was charged with. Of course if ha robbed tbe rueii of $1 the toe ft is equal to ll.OoO in point of law. Tba penalty. 1 believe, is confinement cf from one to tea year In tb penitentiary, and we hav a sure esse against Alexander. Comiaissiouer Crail wiil set the case for bearing to-ciorruw sometime, I think.

I am very sorry for Alexender'e pretty young wit and little one, for be bat ruined birusclf irretrievably." Sudden Death From Heart Disease. Tne Coroner wi called yeeterday mora-ing to No. 1,817 Rowan street, where Mrs. Aag jsta Brlel bad died suddenly cf heart disease. Mrs.

Enel bas for a long time been asuZsrsr. Saturday nlht she complained of feeiicz baulv, ana expressed ber lalea-Hon of sending for ber physician eany.ia the tte waa taken wore, an died tetween tbe hours cf 4 and 5 o'clock. Lritl was a German, a -si seventy, seven, and bal Lesa lmtjeiii ber Sjn, wfco is aa insurance ssat, s.ace ber arrival ia i'- -svry. I ci.otiii:;g. "ACCEPT OUR HEARTY 'BB' Last Week Was Our Largest Week.

Last Saturday Our Largest Day By Odds. "We shdll try to serve you better this new week. Faithfully your Clothiers, miLifflEi a warn, OAE HALL, D. JLu ANDERSON, Manager. AFATALACQID31T.

3Ir. Fred. TTelts TThlle Drlrln? ITItli Ills Is Throon Ont and Instantly Killed. His Daugtter, ITss Eatie, Alio Eeriocslj Itjoxed A Hons tts Oxcse of tbe Catsstropbe. An accident happened yesterday which resulted in the death of Mr.

Fred. Weiss and ia the serious injury of bis daughter, 2Hss Hatia Weiss, lir. Weiss bad receutly purchased a horse, and yesterdsy be and bis three daughters alias Lena. Mary and Katie, were out driving la a jersey wagon. After driving all tb morning, th party war returning borne at 3 o'clock in tb afternoon, coming up Magazine street.

At tbe corner of Thirteenth tbe horse shied at a cistern cap and upset tb wagon. Tb occupants were thrown out, and Mr. Weiss felt on tb cistern cap, bis bead striking tb dg ot tb iron, which produced concussion of th brain aod bis almost Instant death. Tb horse -started to run after tb wagon bad been overturned, aad tb dead body of Ur. Weiss, which bad in som way become a tangled in tb rains, was dragged seventy-five yards.

Tbe wagon was broken to pieces. The horse was stopped by som gentlemen, wbo disengaged Mr. Weise and found that life was sxtiact. All tae young ladies escaped with slight brnlses except Miss Katie. She was riding on tb front seat with ber-father, and when tbe accident occurred was thrown a distacc of ua feet, falling across ths edge of tb sidewalk.

Sb was unconscious wbea picked up, and after being carried into tbe bouse it was discovered that two of her ribs had been broken and tbat she bad sustained other serious injuries sides, inoludiag a deep cut on tbe forehead. Coroner Miner wae called to tbe eoeu of the accident aud made an examination of th body of Mr. Weiss. A deD bole in tb top of tue head wter bad struck: tb cistern cap, in the opinion of Dr. Miller, resulted iu instantaneous death.

Tbe body -was removed to 7u3 Twalfm street, wnere Mr. Weua Miss Katie was taken bom soma time before in a back. While ber injuries are quite serious, it is thought sne will soon recover from them. Frederick Weiss was one of the best known resideute of th western part. of tbe city.

Fo" many year has a member of tb firm ef-Jobn. 'Weiss ot o-iulQ West -Mar Jei street. He was 5U years old, and has a wife, aod a large family. Hie wit hae a millinery store at Tea Twelfth street, wnere Miss Katie was employed. AQUATIC SPORTS.

Committees Announced For the June liesaltft or tho Bat Club Ilries to Date, A half-dozen members of the Lou It ills Boat Club satoa tb opper deck of tb boat-bouse, at tb foot of Secoud street, yesterday afternoon, and watched tb surfacs of. tb river as it waved like a miniature ocean beneath tb pressure of a strong west wind. Three or four otner paddled around over tbe rough surface of. tb uuder th. pre lene of practicing for th coming r-.

gatta, tb da: of which bas not yet been flowing against th wind was bard work, aud tua light boats dipped in the water iu a sty. calculated to alarnt tboae inexperienced la aquatic sport. Th most eatbusiastie members of tb club ar la bigb feather over tb prospect of Cu rowing and good sport at tb regatta, wbica will tak piso somewhere near th middle ot Juue, although tb, precis day bas not yet been named. Tb dub, during its existence, bas given only oa regatta, and that was last summer at Arctio Springs. A large crowd went up to see it, and many of theui csme away disappointed, fur tbey baa never witnessed a regatta before, and imagined that it would be something thrill-tag.

Tbe inexperience ot tbe managers also marred the spoft. somewhat, tor tbe wails between tbe races were too loug and the preparation. wxa incomplete. Wben all tbe u.nicuiuee are. coneioereo, tbe affair wat oil very wu.

Having last Tear's experience to aid tbexn the tueiuoers of lb Boat Ciub exect to do belter tuis lime. Tb Boat Club of Cincinnati announced tbat it would com down aad lest the lueilie ot tb Fells City boys, but th matcn la o(f, Tb Obioan said tbey would not have suthcient opportunity for practice, and tbereior they would not enter against ibeir rivais, tnucb to tb disappointment ot the latter. President ltueseil bus appointed th committee wnica wul take charge of Hie management ot tb regatta. Tb Kegati Committee I composed ot M. Barker, li.

IU Phillip. Julius and young Mr. Kviiuer. On the Commute on Reception are W. W.

tweeruieo, Cbarle C. Carter, Charles Cimpbwll auU Tom Anderson. A. fixin geniiemaa will be added to each commute. Tnxee races, besides swimming in tubs, have alreouy been placed on tb programme, end a lout la will perhaps be added.

To challenge cup rai-e will be for tbe band-somely ougraved cup svhici is the ruperiy of the club. It id be over a two-uj lie course, one mile sad return, and the boaia will be two oared outrigger. Four boats, with tbeir crews, already been entered, baiu Oales and Grant Orta ili endeavor to pull tbe "ianiiie ia victory, T. H. Gamble and A.

l.iion, will man "The Dav.e," Tueoiore Burnett aod H. C. Hyd-lu are to be the crew of tbe "Julia aud V. Coleman and Ed. SutclilTa will seek for glory u.e Adouu." Two more boats, with names and craw yet Uuknotva, will probably parUc.paleia U.e rave.

'Ine club lace wi.l be for a 'boats, ov.r a one-mue course a bsit mile aul return, lb entries for tnis have not been announced. Tne third will be a barse race. Tbe members of tee cluo will elect two cox-swalus, and tne latter will cnoose eight mea, four cu, alternating iu their choice after aa old fashion at speluug school. 1'nus they hope to have tbe crews equal in skill and strength. Ibe regatta may not be at Olympla Springs, where was last year, tue chief objection being tte great Buraber of skilTs" and boats wkieu bave their fceaiquer-tr tte re, and are continually in tue wey cf the contesting oarsmen.

majority cf tbe laesJbers ccasuer tLe OLio a very tr.e iirtaca fw-r a rowin ciatca, beyond tue fact tbat It is so broad thai th people ar not al to catch a good tisw of tb conttsi from both shores. ATHLETIC EXTEUTAIXZIEXTS. Some of the Champion of the Ring; to Visit i lie City. With th closing of th New Grand Tb eater there is a dsartb of amusements for tb masses. lied Morrill i preparing to fill la tb vacuum between seasons by giring a series of athletic entertaiameoU at the New Grand, at which will seen all th leading HgbU of tb Csti aad arena.

Tbe first enter tainment will probably take place on oxt Friday, although tb data. bas not been definitely settled upon. Two dispnicbe wer received from Fanlkner. th celebrated all-around English wrestler, yesterday, and a third will deterruio when be can coin. II is to be matched against Adam Butler, a clever Chicaro man wae apires to a first place is bis profession, A man will be found to meet the St.

Joe Kid, and tbe two ill riv a showioz entirely different from tb silly hippodrome that sickened tb paUie wben lirey and tbe Kid boxed wita pillows recently. Dempeey. Mitchell, Bnrke. aad other pugilists will, it is said. box.

aad a revival of the sports is promised. Lescmre by Iter. Dr. Davis. Rev.

Dr. John A. Davie, tb China mis sionary, will address the ladies at to lec ture-room of the Second i Presbyterian church at o'clock this (Mondsy) after noon, and will Kiv a description of bow inisaieeiariee live aod bow tbey conduct their work iu Cbiea. Dr. Davis la a most enter taining speaksr, and his lecture be pleasiag and instructive.

A general in vitation is extended to ladies. A Street-car Mule Mangled. A street-car raul was killed yesterday afternoon at tb corner of Thirteenth and Main streets. Two cars were passing, when one of tbe teams shied and ran directly in front ot tbe other car, which was being rapidly driven. Tbe mule fell under the dash-board, and as cut to piece.

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