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THE KASHTVTLLE AMBICAlSr, THTTRSDAY MORNING. MARCH 25, 1897s chincry was destroyed, making tho total los3 NEW MASONIC THEATRE. AS THE HOUSE DIXON IN HIS oLe-iii To (meet the many inquiries by mail, and to reply to tho many verbal questions asked her daily, we ah-, pounce that bur reception or tho First View of -Will be -Held-on- TUESDAY, the 30th Inst. MONDAY, the 29th Inst. This event is always looked forward to with keen pleasure by the Ladies of Nashville and is of consequence to all interested in questions of costume.

i pring iillinery WEDNESDAY, the 3lsi insi. RIVER AND WEATHER. Conipnrnflve Dntn for March 24. Tempera lure. 1S3I mh I8J0 16P7 NonuifJtowp.

tbi 51 degrees L'eUck'ncy for the day 8 degrees Krcess since flrstof tlic inuiita 155 degrees Hliict; Hut of tint ynitr 167 degrees Normal preclp'n this date (So yen m) .10 inches Didluienuy for tbu dur inches ICxcess Mucii liratof tfta 1,93 IjicIilm DcflcieuoY sumo llrjit of the 1. 15 Indies THIS RIVERS. River Stapes nt 8 75th meridian lime, March NASHVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY. NASHVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY. AllSTltACTS.

MAdlVETIC HKAI.EIl. NASHVILLE TITLE COMPANY. nn m'mii I'M SAFETY BOXES IN OUR MAMMOTH OFIiTPP' Tlnll'nS' wmmAV inn Timnq. VAULT FOT BENT. ABSTRACTS OF TI- DAV A TO 7 If TUESDAY AND TLE ON SHORT NOTICE.

BUILDINO, WEDNESDAY 8 A TO 12 FRIDAY 328 UNION STREET. TELEPHONE, 333. "nd SATURDAY, TO 7 M.V SUNDAY. A. TO 2 P.

M. CONSULTATION AT OFFICE FREE. CHURCH STREET, AHCUITECTS AND IlUILDEllS. THIRD FLOOR, mhl lyr PLANSANn SPECIFICATIONS FURNISH- VyoU MAGNETIC MALER KHRTY YEARS IIUHDIGrSMODELING. ME AND .0, SEE ME.

JAMES H. YE ASIAN, 123-125 JiRkEI. UP hTAlltS, SLCOND FLOOR, mil NORTH CHERRY STREET. mhll-ly. 1lyr ATTORNEYS AIVD.

COUNSELORS. OYSTERS, FISH, GAME. BAXTER HUTCHESON. PHA-SR Cr rn ED. BAXTER.

W. O. HUTCHESON, PER- WHOLESALE ANn nPTAII nRAIHTiq JACKSN DUEIS' fLLLPHONL rnnu-ly. STRBET TELEPHONE, C83. mhl-lyr J.

BAILEY BROWN. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR FOR DAVIDSON COUNTY. ROOMS El AND 62. CHAM- PIANOS AND ORGANS. S'SSJ-l'vr" DDILDINa- TELEPHONE JESSE P1AN0 AND onOAN ij.il,.

mm lyr SOUTHERN FACTORS FOR THE CELE- HENRY C. LASS1NO. BRA TED CHICKERINO PIANO. AND MAN-ROOM SO. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE UFACTURERS OF STARR, JESSE FRENCH BUILDING, mhl-lyr AND RICHMOND PIANOS.

CALL AND SEH nn'ira US- N0- AND 242 NORTH SUMMER ROOMS S3HaKNCHPAMBBSR OF COM- Sv B' WINS' MANA0Bn- MERGE BUILDINO. TELEPHONE, 1424. mh NATHAN COHN. PHOTOGRAPHS. ROOMS 45 AND 40, CHAMBER OF COM- s.

MAHON JIERCE BUILDING, mhl lyr PHOTOGRAPHER. FOR ALL STYLES inilN nANlFL FIRST-CLASS WORK. 321 COLLEGE ROOMS CT, AND 66) CHAMBER OF COM- STREET. DEADERICK AJ MEHCE BUILDINO. mhl-lyr SQUARE, NASHVILLE.

TENN. mnll-ly. SAMUEL N. HARWOOD. ROOM S4, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRINTERS AND HINDERS.

BUILDINO. mill lyr PRINTER AND BINDER. itivTiii-o JAMES T. CAMP. 235 NORTH COLLEGE IWOIOLLM.

STREET. LETTER HEADS. CATALOGS. j. s.

Holer, isi n. college street, bill heads, statements, legal HIGHEST GRADE WHEEL MADE AND BLANKS. EVERYTHING PRINTABLE. SPECIAL ORDERS, $00. RENTING AND mbll-ly.

REPAIRING. mhln ly DUNCAN R. DORRIS. F-H-O-S-P-II-A-T-E-S. DEALER IN BICYCLES" NATIONAL." "PIERCE," "GENDRON." SUPPLIES.

RE- N. P. CATLETT, PAIRS. RENTINO. SPRUCE STREET.

NEAR. CHURCH. 'PHONE, 64. mhl-lyr ROOM 313, JACKSON BUILDING, NASH- THE MAXIM CYCLE C6. VILLE.

TENN. CORRESPONDENCE SO- MANUFACTUHERS OF HIGH GRADE LICITED. mhll-ly. MAXIM." "THE SPY." BICYCLE SUPPLIES. EXPERT REPAIR-, ING.

NEW WHEELS RENTED. RETAIL LAWYERS. STOKE, 31C. NORTH CHERRY STREET, mh 1lyr -EDW. E.

BARTHELL. JOHN B. KEEBLE. 5 BARTHELL KEEBLE. BOARDING AND LODGING.

AND 7 VANDER.BILT BUILDING. mhl5 ly sirs. a. m. Mcdowell, 14b n.

cherry street. special rates machinists and brass founders. TO REGULAR BOARDERS. mlll5 ly 9 NASHVILLE MACHINE COMPANY. ULGGIE.S AND CARRIAGES.

121 N. COLLEGE STREET. DEALERS IN PIPE FITTINGS AND VALVES. MILL MITCHELL HUNT CARRIAGE CO. ROLLS GROUND AND CORRUGATED.

OF FINE CAR- mhl5 ly RIAGES, BUGGIES AND SPRING WAGONS. 162 AND 164 N. COLLEOE STREET. mhl5 ly MODEL-MAKING AND IIICYCLES. DULIIS AND SEEDS.

W. T. WOOD CO. S'OLN ii Eiffel5'- rif NORTH COLLEGE STREET. mh4-lyr RLAbONAULL l'RICEb.

mhln ly CLOTHING. MODISTE. JONES, ROOM 3 COLE BUILD- o.ouinviii! nn'psoM KTn ING, REPRESENTS BROWNING. KINO wonif STwi I CO AND WANAMAKER nltOWN WORK GUARANTIED. MRS.

J. WELLS, m'lill-ly. ilUOWN. 61314 CHURCH STREET. rahlE ly COAL AND PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FIT-JAMES T.

CASSETTY CO. TING. OFFICE AND YARD 1037 CHURCH STREET. PHONED. mhl5 1y UH rovi'll KTIIIIS SOLE AGENT NATIONAL WATER PACKED CON1HACIOHS AND MANUI' AO TUR- PROMPT AND REASONABLE.

inhlS ly E. T. MURRAY CO. METAL CORNICES, TIN. IRON.

SLATE AND TILE ROOFING. COPPER.WORK. 107 iu.MAUii.MH. N. COLLEGE STREET.

mhln ly II A GERDINO Fvr-iVFFltq F0n HmES AN CENTS. MEALS AT CIML AND MIMNt. EAGINIiiaiS. ALIj HOURS. MANUFACTURER OF ICE CREAM.

CAKE AND CANDIES. PARTIES KUIl.iI 4. USUAL. SUPPLIED ON SHORT NOTICE. OFFICE ESTIMATES, SURVEYS, CALCULATIONS.

AND FACTORY. 415-417 UNION STREET. TLATS AND SUBDIVISIONS. 21 BERRY TELEPHONE. 201.

mh4-lyr BLOCK. BRANCH OFFICE, MT. PLEAS- ANT. TENN. mhl-lyr CENTENNIAL RESTAURANT.

OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. MEALS. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. LUNCHES. LODGING.

900 CHURCH STREET, CORNER ONE HERE, STRANGER! THE "CENTEN- ULOCK FROM UNION DEPOT. II. M. NIAL" IS THE BEST 5c CIGAR IN THE STARK. PROPRIETOR, mhl-lyr CITY.

FACTORY, 321 NORTH CHERRY STREET. 'PHONE. 1151. D. LEVY, MANU- FACTUliER.

mhl-lyr REAL ESTATE AND RENTAI. AGTS. CEMENT AND LlME. HOWF.LL E. JACKSON.

sr.Vi YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED. 207 JACK- NOLAN CO. SON BUILDING. TELEPHONE, 1186. mhl DEALERS IN LIME, CEMENT.

PLASTER l5T PARIS. FIRE CLAY. FIRE BRICK. HAIR, LATHS, SEWER PIPE, FLUE, ETC. STAR 1 WHITE LIME.

200 FRONT STREET. REAL ESTATE. TELEPHONE. H8. mhl-lyr YAHBROUGH.

MADDUX DAVIS. DETECTIVES. GENERAL AGENTS. SPECIAL ATTEN- 5 SI UTT'TijTv r. nr TIN TO COLLECTIONS.

INSURANCE. MERCHANTS' DETECTivl AGENCY. 401 AND BKLUNQ. MaOtlMlp N. CHERRY STREET.

ALL BUSINESS a S' .17 UNION STREET. STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. ral.15 ly lyr iHirs'iiiiitivr BAXTER. BLAIR CO. unmiunuh, SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN SALES.

MISS HATTIE DAVIS, 411 UNION STREET, CITY PROPERTY. SUBURBAN HOMES, FASHIONABLE MODISTE. PRICES REA- FARMS, TIMBER LAND. LOANS. NO.

303 SOS A ULE. mbll-ly. UNION liTRBET. mill lyr FUNERAL AND EM- BAUIBItS. SWEET PEAS.

TELEPHONE FOR CARRIAGES AT ANY M8g AS. FRITH 114 NORTH HOUR. 237 NORTH CHERRY STREET. MARKET STREET. mhll-ly.

TELEPHONE, 45. mlll-lyr "MRS. EMMA KRAMER. POLITE ATTEN- SALOONS. TION GIVEN FUNERAL BUSINESS.

CHOICE CUT FLOWERS ALWAYS ON OLD KENTUCKY HOME. C. H. MOSELEY HAND. FINE OPEN CARRIAGES FOR S26 CHURCH STREET, CORNER PARTIES OF ALL KINDS.

322 NORTH M'LEMORE. FINE WHISKIES, CIOARS, CHERRY STREET. TELEPHONE, 001. TOBACCO AND POOL. mhll-ly.

mhS ly i FURNITURE. SEALS. STENCILS, ETC. HARRIS DAlT)K)uTCDEALERS IN NEW JJHiJTiiV 'SuSS'r nr. AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.

STOVES 'f AND. RANGES, GENERAL HOUSEHOLD ETC. UNION, NEAR MARKET. GOODS. 412-414-416 CEDAR STREET.

TELE- 1'3- mh4-lyr PHONE 703. mhll-ly. GARDEN, FIELD AND-FLOAVEIl SHOW CASES. SEEDS. NASHVILLE SHOW CASE COMPANY.

nnkvAN millet i67 N. college street, manufacture TENNESSEE GERMAN MILLET, "if OF SHow CASES. ORIGINAL AND FRITH 114 NORTH MARKET ATTRACTIVE DESIONS. mlllE ly STREET. mhll-ly.

OARDEN. FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS, STEAM DYE WORKS. BULBS. OF ALL KINDS. FRITH 114 NORTH MARKET STREET.

ALDRED'S. mhll-ly. STEAM DYE WORKS AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT. 300 NORTH SUMMER HOT AND COLD BATHS. STREET.

TELEPHONE. 783. mhl lyr THE 'DUNCAN BARBER SHOP. EN 3 TRANCE ON CEDAR BATHS STEAM LAUNDRY. OPEN ON SUNDAY.

G. LOUIS LEHNING, PROPRIETOR. mhll-ly. MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY, ED. LAU- RENT.

PROPRIETOR. BEST WORK AT HARNESS AND SADDLES. REASONABLE RATES. 400 NORTH FRONT BURNS a BLAKE, "MBT. TELEPHONE 1200.

MANUFACTURERS HORSE GOODS OF ALL KINDS. NO. 312 NORTH MARKET SARATOGA. THE LARGEST AND ONLY STREET. mh4-lyr EXCLUSIVE STEAM LAUNDRY IN NASH- 5 VILLE.

401 AND 409 NORTH CHERRY HUMAN HAIR GOODS. STREET. 'PHONE, 1140. mh8-ly ORNAMENTS OF ALL KINDS. SIDE SHAVING AND BATHING PARLORS.

625 CHURCH STREET, mhl-lyr A MunnBLL. HAIR DYES. SIDE COMBS. WIOS AND NEW FIXTURES THROUGHOUT. EIGHT BEARDS TO RENT FOR AMATEUR THE- GOOD BARBERS.

HOT AND COLD BATHS ATR1CALS. C. 11. BADOUX, 226 N. SUM- AND SHAMPOO SHOWERS.

NO. 231 NORTH MER STREET. ly CHERRY STREET, mhl-lyr MANUl'CTURERS. TEETH. HERMAN ADLER.

SPECIALTY, DIAMOND SETTINO. RE- BEST SET TEETH J6.00. WARRANTED PAIRING NEATLY DONE. ALL WORK GOLD ALLOY; FILLS 50c: TEETH EX-GUARANTEED. PATRONAGE SOLICITED.

TRACTED 25c. TWIN BUILDING, CEDAR 310H UNION STREET, mhl lyr STREET. mhll-ly. UMTICE OF THE PEACE. TURKISH AND RUSSIAN PATHS.

174 riTERIY STREET? NOTARY POn- W. C. RAESFIELD. L1C 7 A AL TILL 6:30 P. M.

RESIDENCE TURKISH BATHS OPEN DAY AND 611 McGAVOCK. mhl5 ly NIGHT. BEST IN THE CITY. BASEMENT Oil mcuavuiiv. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING, mh KEY FITTING.

1lyr B. S. WILLIAMS. STREET. WHISKIES.

SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ELECTRICAL i WORK. BELL HANGING, MONEY SAFES. H. STARK. SELLS STRICTLY 4-YEAR-OLD TENNES- PEE SOUR MASH WHISKY AT EO CTS.

PER LOAN OI' ICE. QUART. WINES AT LOW PRICES. 817 IKE HIRSIIBEIIG, NORTH CHERRY CHURCH STREET, mhl- lyr' STREET. MONEY LOANED ON ALL GOODS OF VALUE.

BARGAINS IN UNREDEEMED WINES AND LIQUORS WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEWELRY. OVER- i.i.tutiit.1. COATS, GUNS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. SOUR MASH, LINCOLN COUNTY 50,, mhll-ly- QUART: CASCADE 7Ec QUART'; NUMBER LUSKY'S.

7. 90c QUART; PRIVATE STOCK 8Ec QUART: MONEY LOANED ON WATCHES AND COPELAND 7Sc QUART: PORT WINE, SIX DIAMONDS AND- ALL ARTICLES OF YEARS OLD, 50c QUART. W. W. PARMIN- VALUE.

TWIN BUILDING, NO. 310 CEDAR TER BROAD AND MARKET. 1 STREET, mhl-lyr- mull-li. aooui o.uuu, coverea oy insurance. iuc bulldinxr contained material for fully 5,000 bl- clclcs.

Detroit. DETROIT, March 24. The. ecarc after tonight's rldiiiR In the Thirty-six hour blcyclo race stood: Waller. 369 miles 21ans: Dench.

xm miles 14 tans: Glmm. 3G8 lullcs 3 lans: Miller, 368 miles; Gardner. 225 miles, 14 laps. rue fourteen oonr record 01 ol mncs, maae by Reading at Madison Square Garden, New York, was broken this eveninE by Waller, who made 315 miles. PIGEONS AVE It 13 SWIFTS.

SliootcrN nt Elkwood Pnrk'AVcrc on However. NEW. YORK. March 24. Tho second dav's shooting at Blkwood Park, N.

began this morning in a. rainstorm. The fifth annual Grand American Handicap was the nttractinn. Tho entry list exceeded the number necessary to make the handicap tho greatest live bird contest ever The conditions woro twonty-flvo birds, $25 entrances 1,000 guaranteed by tho Interstate Association and all surplus ndded; $500 to first high gun; $300 to second high gun and $200 to third high gun. All money, in the purse in excess of tho $1,000 wilt bo divided In accordance with tho number of entries received.

Tho total number of entries was 147, with 13G starters. The pigeons 'wcro a speedy lot, and they had the advantage of a strong wind, which materially aided them In their flight. The marksmen were all on edec. tin to -the end of tho sixth round of tho handicap there were nrty-cignt in witn clean Tins number dropped to thirty-five at tho close of the ninth round and continued to decrease as the shooting proceeded. The shooting stopped on tho twenty-first round with only three straight men.

Those wero Dr. W. Cnrvcr, of Chicago; See, of New York, and Thomas A. Marshall. Mavor of Kclthburc.

Wis. The handicap will be finished to-morrow morning. Yearling nt CHICAGO, March 24. Berry's breeders' salo of yearlings and other trotting youngsters opened to-day with the sale of about 100-hend. Abbott Hill, by WmT Hill, dam Possum Tic, went to It.

Smith, of ShelbyvIJIe, for $00. Abbott Hill is a yearling with a half mile record of 1:12. Prices, although not sensational, wero stronger than a year ago, considering ago and undeveloped speed. PlllNbnry.thc Victor. NEW YORK.

March 24. PillBbury defeated Showalter in the fourteenth game of the chess contest to-night. The score now stands: Pilisbury Showalter drawn 2. NO GAMES jjEXT WEEK. Too Much Water In Athletic Park nntl the Pnrkopolltnns Won't Come.

Billy Work was called to his home by telegram on important business last night. Work lives nt Mt. Vernon, nnd left on tho train, lie will return to Nashville next Monday, after attending the srhedulo meeting of the Central League, which occurs at Evausvillo Sunday. Manager Work will make a strong effort to have the schedule so arranged that NashvIIIo will have more games at home than abroad during this season. He has great hopes of being successful In this attempt, as President Simon, who Is Chairman of tho Schedule Committee, favors tho idea.

It is hardly likely that the local fans will have tho opportunity of seeing Cincinnati play here this year. This will be sore disappointment, but the water on Athletic Park lias compelled Manager Work to ask a postponement of tho 'proposed dates, March 30 to April 3 inclusive. As Cincinnati is booked to play at homo on April 4, it i3 not probable that a postponement will be consented to. Manager Work could not secure other suitable grounds, and Athletic Park will not be lit to play in for at least two weeks. On account of Manager Work's nbsence ths nicotine at the Nlsholson this evening for the purpose of organizing an Advisory Hoard bas been postponed until one night next week.

Duo notice will be given of the time and place. Owing to tho flooded condition of Athletic Park Work has decided not to have the Nashville players report until about April 10. About all the available ball grounds In the city are Hooded by the backwaters, and It Would be impossible for tho men to get any genuine practice were they to report within the next few days. Work has written to each player asking blm to practice faithfully at home. Gcnernl Sporting XoteH.

A colored base ball league has Just been organized in-Texas. The Brooklyn team has gone to Charlottesville, N. for spring practice. Bert Myers still refuses to sign with tho Milwaukee club. He wants more salary.

The Buffalo club has recalled Outfielder Goodcnough'fi release, and has resigned him. Swain, Washington's new pitcher, is the tnllest man in the league. Ho stands 0 feet 5 Inches In his stockings. The Brooklyn team are not longer called tlic Bridegrooms. They have been more appropriately christened the "Trolly Dodgors." The salary list of the Now York team Is over Not a man on tho team, t'Xropt ltusle, hns had his salnry reduced nlncc is'jl.

C. M. Smith, a San Jose cyclist, is arranging to mnkit trial at the one mile record paced by a locomotive. They're not all dead yet. Two ofHhe members of the Nashville champions of ld'J't will bo with Columbus, of tho Western League, this season Moran and Butler.

The Louisville club will give old Pete Browning a chance to sec what he can do in the way of umpiring during the home exhibition season. Iluch Jennings, the Baltimore short Btop, is coaching tho University or Georgia team at Allien. Ga. Jennings will not Join the Orioles till April 5, lit Coolgaudfe, Australia, a bicycle track was built at an expense of $2,300, nnd the receipts for the first day's races were 52,1,000. Porta, the Italian, won George Hogrclvcr, well remembered In Nashville as a fast but tough ball player, was In Indianapolis the other day for assault and battery on a neighbor.

In IMCi there were only ninety professional bicycle racing men In this country. Now there niv in the list kept by the Chairman of the National Racing Board. The scTiedule of tho important lawn tennis for Ibis KiMiinn has been completed. The KngliKh system, of one to six of fifteen for handicapping will be used in the United States this year. AVEKTEHX UMOX TAXES, Attorney fJetiernl nt Indlnnnitnlln TnkcH Decided Action.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 24. Attorney General Ketehcm to-day began suit in the Circuit Court gainst the Western Union Telejirnph Company ii to have Its Marion County property placed In the hands of a receiver. For several years tho Western Union has failed to pay the difference In taxes between tho old assessment and that levied by the State Board. Tho latter won a suit In the Circuit Court brought to collect tho amount, and an execution was issued for the amount of the judgment, but the Sheriff cannot get hold of enough properly to satisfy tho judgment, hence the suit. From the lllnck Plntjrnc.

LONDON, Mnreh 21. A dispatch to the Dally Mail from Bombay says thnt a sister of the Italian Consul nnd an English broker mimed Brookn have died from the black plague, and that several other cases have biuken out among the Europeans residing In the city. Dnrtlcn Xnten. DARDEN, March 23. water higher than tho rcconl nf f2, nnd Ktlll rlsinp KiirmcrH aro losing lots of fenue and property.

The dapiago will be great. J. C. Dnvlrt killed a twenty-pound turkey this weejt. Several canes of measles are reported.

Miss Lossle X.oren has gone to McKcnzIa to spend the summer. M. Stephens has gone out of business. Hotel ChuiiKe. GALLATIN, March 21.

(Special.) Miss Emma llieknell has bought the Cottage House at place, and will take possession on the llrst day of April. Sho Is well known to tho travellnt- public as hotel keeper, and will make this a very desirable stopping place for the public. n( to Walt. I'or Willi "The Palace" Opening of their Now Store Shortly. American girls Imvc rjcccntly shown a weakness for ninrryhig nuropean husbands, but the Amerlcnn bird always lakes mate In her own country.

Head about this in Palmer Cox's delighiful Utile book, "The Birds' Wedding." "The American" is now giving four of Palmer Cox's Inrgc liie books for 10c. See advcrtiscnii'ut In this Issue. C. Brryrr'H Russian and Turkish bath' Af now won. mhZi 7l Entire Wejk, wlih Wt'dliesilay March 29 mm amnm.V CotnmimuhiK MONDAY WpjDWARD-WARREN COMPANY.

IDc. 20c. 30c, Monday Nicbt -'The Great Diamond Mystery." LA 1)1 lis PltliE Monday nltfht if with lui cncort with i paid 30c ticket. Salo of seats opens Friday. THEATRE VEND PATE, March 25, 26, 27 SATURDAY MATIXUE.

FRANC'S WfiLSOW lu His Latest and Greatest Comic Opera Success, HALF A. ICING, Prices 25c to $1.50. Scan now on sale. mh25 nt ADVERTISING UNDER THE HEAD igs "Wont.ed "For Sole' "For Rcitt," "Misccllaucoub," will bo charged for hereafter at the rate ot SEVEN CENTS A LINE. 1VAJVTED.

WANTED A good whlto boy with somo ox-perlenco at tho barber trade at Jeff Davis' Hotel Darbcr Shop, opposlto depot. WANTED Boarders; largo and single front moms; everything flrst-class. OXFOHD HOUSE, 119 N. High. WANTED OccupantB for well furnished rooms, centrally located.

Call at 514 Cedar street. WANTED Partner in established and paying caloon and restaurant business; licenses, stock all complete. Half interest to right party for 5400, If taken quick. JAKE MOORE S01 Hancock st Louisville, Ky. WANTED Gentlemen boarders at 903 South Cherry street.

roar.tu.thu.sat.flmMt. WANTED A desirable party to Invest In an established business; will pay satisfactory Interest. Address INVESTMENT, this office. WANTED You to know that tho coat combine is trying to run us out of this market. Givo us your trade.

Wc guarantee our, coal best in this market. Price lump, $2.50 ton: nut, $2.25 c. o. d. Telephones and 109.

CUMBERLAND COAL CO. WANTED Boarders for a nice pleasant room, also day boarders. 211 N. Spruce. WANTED-Everybody to know that It.

V. WItlOHT CO. can move safes cheaper than anybody. Telephone 193. de25.tf FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Programme, ico cream, cigar, hlcycto checking and bitching privileges at tho Coliseum season 1897. J. L. JORDAN, Secretary. FOR SALE Somo very desirable business property consisting of a general merchandise btore, stock completo; commanding guod trade.

Books open to show business done in the last Ave or six years. Property of tho Iato W. G. Parker, Ccllna, Clay County, Tenn. Address W.

G. PARKER, Ccllna, Tenn. FOR SALE Cheap the best car load of horses that has been In the city! at TROUSDALE SON, 421 North Cherry tercet. mar.2a,7t. FOR SALE Fin stock farm, two miles from Gallatin on Scottsvllle pike Size, 410 acres; well watered and good improvements.

For particulars address caro American. rah.20 tf FOR BALE Whole wheat flour at W. C. COLLIER GROCERY COl and 603 otreot. Ja27 tf FOR RENT.

FOR RENTA large hall, with two rooms attached, near Centennial grounds. Apply to W. C. COLLIER, G01 Church st. ma25.tf FOR RENTA furnished hotel In Nashville, alio a birarding houso with thirty rooms.

Don't aiifwer unless you havo from to Sii.ono cash. Address L. CONRAD, caro J. n. Hancy, city.

FOR RENT Good farm for this year. Ad-drpss N. PVLES Greenbrier, Tenn. mh21 Gt FOR RENT From Jan. 1697, storehouse.

405 Church street, Berry block, now occupied by J. H. Moore Ss. Co. Apply to DR.

B. CHEATHAM, 1G3 North, Cherry street. SALESMAN WANTED. WANTED Salesmen to sell cigars to dealers. $100 per month nnd expenses.

Experience unnecessary. PEERLESS CIGAR St. Louis, Mo. $30 WEEKLY SALARY AND EXPENSES PAID Salesmen for experience unnecessary; permanent position. Tho W.

KLINE St. Louis, Mo. rahU su.tu.th Kit WANTED Salesmen; largo cigar llrm wants salesmen everywhere. $13 weekly to bo-gkiners. Most Jiberal inducements.

Address E. Box 1210, Chicago. fcb.US.tf. MALE HELP WAXTED. WANTED An idea.

Who can think of somo simple thing to patent? Protect your Ideas; they may bring you wealth. Wrlto JOHN WEDDERBURN Dept. A 18. Patent Attorneys, Washington, I). for their $1,800 prize offer and new list of 1,000 Invch-tlons wanted.

ma23 lyr MISCELLANEOUS. LADIES! Chic heater English Pennyroyal i-i us luinmonu. are ine oesr. Safe, reliable. Toko no other.

Send 4c. Btampa for particulars, "Relief for in letter by return mall. At druggists. CHICHESTER -CHEMICAL Philadelphia, P. myl9tu.th.su ly For a Goad Smoke Try JAS.

MADISON, 10c Cigar. MIZELL'S CHOICE, 5c Cigar. GEN. STEEDMANt 5C Cigar. OHK, HUMB docl4.eod.lyr Tenn.

Inmortnnt Trial nt I.eivinliurK. LEW1SBUHO, March 24. (Special.) Circuit Court, which opened a week ago, Is ntlll in session, and will continue a week or mere yet. The docket 1b tbo largest for many years. Tho case of the State 'against Bill Anthony Watson, charged with tho murder of Claude Pyiand, at a school-house entertainment at Tally Station, ia 1805, was taken up yesterday afternoon, nnd tho hearing of tho evidenco is now in progress.

This Is tho second trial of this case. wero found guilty In tho first hearing, but were granted a new trial. This trial will consume two or three days. Following la a list ot tho Jury: S. J.

Blnckwell, W. M. Hammond. J. P.

Whitcsell, Porter Tlm-mons. A. McCttllum, T. F. Morfctt, J.

T. E. Allen. H. A.

allium. L. 15. Hlllurd, W. E.

Scott, and J. M. McCurdy. Kot Limit io WnK. For M'hntf "Tho Palace" Opening of their New Store Shortly.

Ijoulnvlllt- Fidelity Trnnt Co. LAWRENCEBURO, March 24. (Special.) A copy or tho declaration of tho Fidelity Trust Company, ot Louisville, filed In the Federal Cjurt at Nashville, hrlnglng-auit fol of defaulted interest on Lawrence County's railroad bonds, was placed In the hands of R. B. Williams, County Attorney, to-day.

Thoro has been somo question as to the validity of tho bonds, and it Is surposcd this issue will be made in the present suit. Doubled ltm Cfiiutelty CLARKSVILLE, March 21 (Special.) The Ciarltsvllle Ico factory has doubled tho capacity ot the plant from twenty tcQorty tons per day by the addition of improved machinery, and the price of Ico for this season has been materially reduced. Wo havo a few of the beautiful Brownie. Books loft. four ot them for 10 cents at "The Anrtjcan" oflico.

IT Agricultural Bill is to Be Reported to the Senate. COMMITTEE HOLDS A MEETING PontiioncH Action on Other Menanres nntl Dicusc letting Vacancies Mr. Kyle's Prolmhlo AHllIntlons Also Com Inff up. March 24. The Senate Committee on Appropriations held its llrst meeting of tho session to-day and agreed to report tho agricultural appropriation bill as It passed the Houso.

Action on tho other appropriation hilts, which failed at tho sesslou, was deferred until next Tuesday, when it Is understood tho sundry civil, tho Indian and tho general deficiency bills be taken up and all probably reported. The tendency now nppenrs to be "to report the bills practically as they were agreed upon In the last session. Tim meeting was devoted largely to'a discussion of tho necessity for filling the committee, vacancies, which was precipitated by Senator Gorman, who called attention to the crippled condition of tho Senato on account of the falluro to make the commlttco assignments. Mr. Gorman suggested the wisdom o( a compromise arrangement, whereby the Republicans should retain their present Chairmanships, and which would permit the filling of the vacancies on a basis that would be fair to all parties.

Tho Republicans replied by saying that there was no immediate necessity for acting, but claimed that If they were to bo placed in a position where they would be held responsible for committee action they had a right to ask that they bo given working majority on tho committees. They called attention to the fact that they were the plurality party in the Satiate, but said that It all tho other parties could unite upon an organization they (tho Republicans) were wilting that tho combination should tako control. Senator Petligrcw suggested that there wcro four parties in the Senate, and that tho Republicans might combine with some other pnrty and thus secure control bevond ner. adventure. Senator Kyle's probable affiliation was rrcoly discussed, but it was agreed on both sides that he would act with tho Rcpub- imuun uu ury hi iizimon.

TARIFF BILL AMENDED SCIENTIFIC APPARATUS AND BOOKS AK FA YOKED. New Clnnsc Drnwn, Plnclnu Maur on the Free List us Compatible. WASHINGTON, March 2t. Tho opposition made by the colleges and by many scientific men against the duties placed on books and scientific apparatus by tho Dingley bill, induced the framcrs of the measure to amend it to-day and restore as many of those articles to the free list as are imported for the use of educational institutions. They drew a new paragraph for the free list as follows: Scientific apparatus, Instruments, books, charts and chemicals, such as aro not published or made In the United States, when expressly Imported In good faith by and for tho use of any regularly established or Incorporated university, college, ncadomy, school, seminary of learning, or free public library not Intended for sale and tho Secretary of the Treasury shall moke suitffble regulations to carry out the Intent of this paragraph.

The rates originally fixed in the bill wero 25 per cent, on books and 4ii per 'cent, on scientific nppnratus. Tho paragraph under wbleb works of art Imported for free public exhibition were to be admitted free under bond for six months was broadened so that works el art exhibited free of charge for at least one-sixth of the timo at a fixed place by any association established in good faith and duly authorized under the laws of the United States or any State expressly for the promotion of any science, art or industry, nnd not for Bale, shall be admitted frc of duty under such regulations as the Secretary of the Treasury may prescribe." A clause whs Inserted In the chemical schedule putting chlorate of soda at 3 cents per pound. The duty on pineapples, which was 2 cents a pound originally, was changed to 6 cents per cubic foot on pineapples imported in barrels and other packages and per thousand on those imported In bulk. DETERMINED FIREBUGS. A Residence In Sunnier Twice Set on Fire.

GALLATIN. March 21. (Special.) News from South Tunnel received to-day of a dastardly attempt to burn the houso of Foster Gillespie, at that place. Mr. Oil-Jl5pie nnd family left home on Saturday evening to visit some relatives who lived at a distance.

Early next morning (Sunday! some parties were seen to leave the house, and in a short time the house was discovered to be on fire. The neighbors rushed In and succeeded in extinguishing tho flames, and saved tho house. About 4 o'clock In tho evening the house was discovered to bo on flro the second time, in a different placo. Neighbors went in and put the fire out again beforo much damage was done. Those who were at both fires say that the house was set on flro by some one the second time, also; that from the location of the two fires it was a matter of impossibility for the flro to have been transmitted from the flrBt fire to that of the second.

The people aro much wrought up over It, and are anxious to catch the flcud, but no clue has yet been established against any one. CARD FROM C. II. CHRISTOPHER Relative to nn A Hefted Ilnnainfr in Marshall County. LEWISBUttG, March 21.

(Special.) In justice to all parties concerned and tho community at large, I feel It my duty us tho correspondent of "The American," to state that tho article published in "The American" on the ISth Inst, in reference to nu alleged hanging of an old man in the community of Palmetto, by Ills sons, has proven to be false. The Gazette of this city will publish a statement to-morrow, signed by some of the lending citizens of that neighborhood, testifying to the same as being untruo also. At the time the article was sent "The American" the news of the alleged hanging was in tho mouths of many of tho citizens of Lcwlsburg, nnd was regarded as the truth. I base tho sentiment of all good citizens of tho community when 1 say thnt wo feci that old Alar-slitili has regained her good name as a civilized portion of grand old Tennessee, and that the report is now stamped as falsehood. CHAS.

H. CHRISTOPHER. Narrowly EsciiimmI Drowning. CLARKSVILLE. March 21.

(Special.) This morning while 1. A. Pulley, his son, Thomas, and a colored man by tho name of William Oupton. all employes of the waterworks, were crossing the backwater to tho pumping litntion, the elver being up so that they arc forced to be ferried a dlstnnco of about one hundred yards, the darkey caused the boat lo be turned to one side, and tlic wind was pretty blowing the craft over. Tho men saved themselves by clinging to the Young Pulley got in the water up to his neck, managing to touch bottom, nnd then pulled the boat to a place of surety.

Not to Wait, For Whatf "Tho Pulnec'1 Opening of ttfir New Store Colored Featherweight Easily dies -Frank Erne at New A TWENTY-FIVE ROUND MATCH Buffalo Lnd Wna Heavy ana Blasts fSlah, mid His Action Smacked of a Job Cut classed at That. NEW YOItK. March 24. Six thousand people -were packud into tho Broadway Athletic Club to-night to witnoss the twonty-flve round between Gcorgo Dixon, tho world's champion feather-weight, and Frank Erne, ot Buffalo. Thcso two wcro matched to meet at 122 poundB, but whtlo Dixon was at tho weight, Brno -was easily twelve pounds heavier than bis dusky adversary.

After tho twenty-fivo rounds were completed, Dixon was declared tho winner nnd ho received an ovation. Erno led very Eoidom nnd Dixon forced tho fighting all through. When some of tho light -weight flghtors offered to tako Dixon's placo on account of Erne's being so much overweight, tho littlo Boston boxer tmidr "No, no, not on your 3lfo; I don't caro If ho weighs a ton, I will iJsht him and lick him." Tom O'ltourke, Dixon's manager, asserted before tho hoys donned tho gloves that there was evidently somo job up nnd ho declared all bets Dixon never looked better in his und his work in the ring was worthy of Ills very best days. To-night's contest showed plainly that tho decision rendered against hlin In favor of Erno last year was not merited by Erne's flstlc prowess. These wero sample rounds: Hound 2-i.

Dixon kept leading and Erno Blmnly clinched. Dixon swung left on head. Dixon rushed and Erno jabbed his left on ribs. Erne landed a left hand hook on tho lido of Dixon's head when Gcorgo was in his own corner. As tho gong sounded Erne sent his right to tho ear.

Round 25. They shook hands for tho wind-up. Dixon swung left on back of neck and Erne Bwung right on neck. They exchanged light body blows. Erne swunK right on shoulder and Dixon missed a left swing for tho head.

Dixon then whipped his left on chest. They ruahed Into a clinch and exchanged right Jabs on neck. Both rushed and swung short rights on the Jaw. and at tho end of the round they wcro clinched. Tho referee's decision In favor of Dixon was received with cheers, and a floral horse-shoo -was presented to him.

IIOOZi: A GOOD THING. itVinn the Handicap nt New Orleans Ciirrylnp; Weight. NEW ORLEANS, March 24. Tho weather was fine and track folr to-day. Summaries: First race, purse: 7 furlongs Dello of Kll-larney iW ibs.

iHlrsch), 4 to 5. won; Nannio Lord 10i (J. Hill), to 1. second; Princess Bonnie 302 (Seherrrr), 2 to 1. third.

Time, Kewarder, Gomez, Florence Colvllle, Apostrophe and Lizzie ft tuck ulnu ran. Nannie Lord, 2 to 1 pluce. Second race, purse; 4 furlongs Lillian Russell 100 lbs. (A. Barrett), 7 to 10.

won; Kalserin 302 (Citywood), to 1, second; Lady Hanlcy 104 (Scherrcr). to J. third. Time, Leicester, Floss. Col.

llowl.es and Shiuo also ran. Kalhcrlu, 11 to place. Third race, handicap; 'H miles Booze 140 lbs. (A. Olnyton), 7 to 20, won: Carroll Don-der 180 (Scherrer).

0 to 1. second; Plutus 131 Knapp), U0 to 1, third. Time, 2:00. llrakc-man. Mrs.

Ilradslmw, Will Elliott. Incommode and Qranada alao ran. Carroll Dander, 3 to I jtiaca. i Fourth race, handicap; 1 mile Sharon 107 Ihs. (Si'herrcr), 4 to 1, won; Murqutso 103 (A.

Barretti. to 1. second; Pete Kitchen 90 (Songer). 12 to 1, third. Time, 1:43.

Ben Wad-tlct. Bay 11., Xanuie Sister. Prince of India. Mermaid, Jake Zimmerman and urns also ran. Marquise, 8 to place.

Fifth race, purse; 1 milt Cadillac lOfi lbs. (L. Soden), .1 to 2. won; Mitt Uoykln 97 (W. Dean).

L'" to 1, second: Rolaudfs 105 (llrau-champ), HO to 1, third. Time, 1 Mauritius. Xnhllf, Conway, Lord Fairfax and The Parrot-Mouthed also ran. Mitt Koykln, 7 to 1 plar-e. Sixth rnce.

selling: 7 furlnngs Glnck 103 lbs. OV. Dean). 0 to 1. won; Mike Kelly 102 (CIny), 20 to 1, second: Tim lrveu 103 (Campbell).

to I. third. Time. Victnrcss. Pert, Zaldlviir.

Spiritualist and Tom Quirk also ran. Mike Kelly, -1 to 1 place. KutrlcM for 'I'o-Dny. First race, selling; (1 furlongs-May Ashley, FobrJfjuct Jil J. Grafton Issie U.

2, Tomnile flutter, Alva Carrie Lyle, Et-tarre 102, Lillian E. 101, Itanalatchle 10G, Ncce-dah 107. Alamo 1W. Second rare, selling: 0 furlongs Stcvcna, Loyalcttn KS Cliantiess Inlclice, Harry Vloyd. Woodblrd, Jiarili IK, Oclln, Annie Teuton.

Clynuna yti, oilcan W), Juanltn, Dawn 10. Menrlca 102, Pnnltara Third rnee, selling; miles Llghtfoot S3 Bizarre, Florence Colvllle Little Tom fll. Constant. Brldgelon 111, Davezac, Judgo iitcadnmti lulau 10'f. Vuut Pry ill.

Fourth race, haudtenp; 1H miles Pntc Kitchen HO Stnelieluerc H2. Patrol 93, Laura Coita, Proverb Fanner I.elgli, Cou- slant Oil, Samson 9S. Uvy del 103. 1 Fifth 'race, selling: 0 rurlmiRs Gracfln, Mary Cliatu-e Sit Snug its. Pommory See, Harry U.

101, Mniv Overflow, Pcucnt 103, Nalrette Mamie Callan 107. Sixth race; 7 furlongs Volnin 95 Patrol Lizzie Mack. Amiimlii V. 100, Nicholas 102, lord Willowbrouli, (iunwnd 105. Winners.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 24. Weather at Inglcsidc line; track gnoil. Jtcsults: Kirnt race; furlnngB llramettn won. flnipB srrond. Sea Spray tblid.

Time, Second race, selling; fi rurlongK California wiju, Yemen second, Mldlo third. Time, Third race, handicap: 1 mil1 Salvation won, Intitallator sceuud, Iobcngula third. Time, Jo-iJ. Fourth raco; 1 1-1 miles Adnlph Spreekles won. mcLjigUt iioconti.

I'oromost third. Time, Fifth race; miles over hurdles lly-man won, Znragoiiii second, Herman third. inn, not taken. Sixth race, nrlllng; 1 1-16 miles Roy del Tlerra won. Altamax fccconl, Yiwhi Murphy mini.

Time, Seventh rai-e; furlongs Caesarian won, Iady Diamond uccoud, I.ognn third. Timo, Aciik lliit IJeslroyed. READING. Vn March 21. The large plant of the Acme Uleycie wonts was ucsiroyeu ny lire enriy mm morning.

a iuu vaiuame ina Our Friends, Wficn a desire to help others prompts man of business and social prominence to urge upon his friends in distress the use of a remedy, then indeed it is wise to try it. United Statss Post Orricr, April 3rd, 189G, Dr. T. A. DnANn Kingston.

N. Y. IJjiak Slits In reply yours of April Mi I would tlatt lliat yen nrc at liberty i uo my name in testi. numv, lo tho fullest extent, of the benefits derived by ik. 1...

nr nr 1 1 Piiu Vnn niav wiitt tbe testimonial at itrunir us von wisli mwt lii-fi mv 11:111 1 to it. It is tlic first testimonial 1 have ever given to nny patent medicine; but I feci it tltity to my icfiuw sttticrcrj iroitt ayspcpwia to ao no In tins Instance. I li.ivc advertised the pills on every cccaiou, nnd have bought nnd n'vcti away many Dottles lu my untuning nut anitaou iricnus. 1 Just write the to suit voiiPjelf. J.T.

MtiCUTCMKN, I'oitmastcr, nr. Deane'd Dvsnentila Pills for sale nt drtii. Biti 50 centn. While wrapper If toimipatcd. yellow il uuuxl urc luoc.

DR. J. A. IMS AXE Kinnslon, N. V.

Dr. ueane Dyspepsia, Try them aad be cured PHls. rr leutliH -5 r-3 ft 12 Stations. r. g3.

gg 55 Plttihurir -0 2 .00 Cluclnuiitl 4.V 87. 7 10.1 .01 IB. 4 tO.l Na-hville 45.U .1 3:1 .01 Hrldgt-nort, Ala 23.0 St. Louis 30 20. Ill.P .01 Cairo 40 10.2 Memphis 2H.8 .04 Vlcksburir 41 17 A 0 (1 .00 New Orleans 1H i5 3 Hnrnstde Jl.ft (Ml Curthane 30 32.2 LIST OF HORSES SOLD.

Jack Stewart, of Lexington, ScllM Quite Number. MURFREESBORO, March (Special.) A good crowd of buyers and sellers attended the King, Giltner Co. sales at their stables to-day, and, although the work nf crying tho equines oIT did not commence until late In tho day, those who had stqek to sell seemed satisfied with the auctioneer nnd the prices realized. Contrary to the old custom of selling indoors, where everything waa always crowded, the sales took place In front of a long row of seats shaped up in circus form, out-doors, and as a consequence the view of no one was interfered with. Jack Stewart, of Lexington, the, well-known auctioneer, talked the buyers into the notion of making bids, and at times the bidding was rather lively, but, taken as a whole, considerable time was consumed In waiting on bidders, who bad not had time to carefully examine Ihc animals they expected to purchase.

This trouble will not be noticeable to-morrow, however, as all the buyers are hero, and have fully Inspected all the stables by now, and know pretty well what horses they Intend bidding on. A list of horses bringing $75 and. over follows: James Steel, sold to John Clyde, $75; Sam, sold to J. T. Lewis, $75; Nine Creeper, sold to James Robertson, Boston, $95; Charley, sold to W.

C. Covington, Woodbury, $150; Sara, sold to J. T. Lewis, of Fostcrville, $105; Tube Rose, sold to George P. Muse, of Bellbuckle, Chnrley, sold to J.

W. Atcxander, $70; Jcsslo Almont, sold to Thomas Llpscctnb, Shclbyville, $S0; Lex, sold to G. H. Hcndcr-Bon, of Tuscaloosa1, $85; Lula sold to J. H.

Johnston, of Boston, $90; Nettle Vidette, sold to John Harrison, of Shclbyville, Willi sold to Abraham of Montgomery, Allen Boy, sold to Mat Moseley, of Bellbuckle, Brown Boy, sold to J. II. Johnston, of Boston, $75; Florence, sold to J. H. Johnston, of Boston, $75; May Day, solu to J.

H. Johnston, of Boston, $110; Annie, sold to J. H. Johnston, of Boston, $85; Miss Deal, sold to William Neeley, of Smyrna. $120; Lula McCurdy, sold to J.

H. Johnston, of Boston, $75; Flying sold to William Woods, of Gordor.BVille, $85; Prince, sold to E. B. Jones, $80; Yankee Doodle, sold to J. H.

Johnston, of Boston, $145; Hermit, sold to William Neeley, of Smyrna, $75; Blll'o sold to B. Brewer, of Fay-ettcville, $95. Rome New. ROME, March 23. Wilbur Tyrcc, son of Andrew Tyreo, died Saturday night after a two-weeks' illness, of pneumonia.

Mr. Tjree has three, more children that aro very nick. One has tetanus, and tho other two pneumonia. Tollgate-keepcr Marefleld's little daughter died Friday and was buried Saturday. Miss Annie Miller, of Nashville, is visiting the family of Col.

T. D. Price, this week. W. Thos.

Carden's book, "A Year With Uncle Jack," has Just been Issued from the Publishing Houso of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. On account of high water no boats havo arrived for a week. TrnmiiK ArrcHtcil, GALLATIN, March 24. (Special.) Tramps aro making a desperate effort to take this county. W.

H. Itutlcdgc landed Dtck Johnson, Wm. Thompson and John Jones In jail, on a charge of arson, last' night. They set fire to somo box cars at the depot and burnt several holes In them beforo tho officer apprehended them and put them under arrest. Mile.

Almcc Liipicn, Of PnrlN, Dcalf r.er and Creator of Ladies Headgear, will be present at the opening of "Tho Palaco' mngnlflccnt new store, which oc-cura shortly. The bill 'adopting the gold standard has passed tho House or Peers of Japan, and only awaits tho slgnaturo of tho Emperor to become a law. If You Troubled With Use the Genuine Rain or melted snow. -1- Indicates rise. 0 Indicates fall.

Amount too small to measure. Local River New. The river at dark last night was falling, the gauge showing 44.3 feet. Arrived The Pavonia, froai Wabash River. Departed W.

K. Phillips, for Evansvllle. The H. W. Buttorff Is duo to-morrow, from Paducah.

She will leave on her return trip Saturday at noon for all points on the Lower Cumberland, Tho James N. White has resumed her trip to Albany Landing, leaving Saturday at 5 p. m. Tho Pavonia arrived yesterday morning with 15.000 bags of corn, consigned to Hancock Son, Sho will leave on her return trip to (he Wabash River at 10 o'clock this morning. lllver Tclcfframa.

EVANSVILLIi River 33.4 feet and falling. Snow flurries. PITTSIiURO River 12 feot and rising. Weather cloudy and cold. CINCINNATI River 37.2 feot and falling.

Weather cloudy; mercury, 43. WHEELING lllver 17 feet and stationary. Very windy, with and rain. LOUISVILLE-Canal, 15.5 feet; falls, 13.3 feet; below locks, 40 feet. Rising.

NEW ORLEANS Clear and pleasant. ArrivedState of Kansas, Cincinnati. MEMPHIS River 36.8 feet, a rise otO.l foot, nnd stationary to-night. Weather fair and cool, JOHNSONVILLE River 47 feet 0 on gauge nnd falling. Weather clear and cold.

No steamboats. CAIRO River 51. feet nnd stationary. Weather fair and cold. Departed SunBhlno, Memphis, 12:30 m.

PADUCAH Gauge shows 50.9 feet. and on a stand. Huttorft left nt p. m. for Nashville, with good Local packets delayed by wind.

Prospects are that the river will fall to-morrow, Steamer Louis Houck and tow will leave as soon as wind lays. Business dull. At Sandicgo, sixteen apprentice boys have deserted from the United States gunboat Adams in two days. Tho officers say that different tactics in training tho boys must lie pursued or wholesale' desertion In every port will rasult. Constipation, Liver and Kidney Diseases, Catarrh of the Stomach, Dyspepsia, Diabetes, Qout and Rheumatism i Imported Carlsbad Sprudd Salt rlT IS NATURE'S OWN REMEDYr He 6iirc lo obtain the Genuine article, which must have the signature of Kisner Memlelson Sole Agents, New York," on every bottle..