The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 3

SLUGGERS AND SLUXG-SIIOTS. Tkit TlHpptf Combination is Holding Bigm Carnival mm the. Hirer FrnM Tkrse Cmses im mm Bmmr. SOBBED OF HI3 WA0E8. In spit of precautions taken hr citiseos and tbe vigilance of the police, tbe sluggers till oontinua at their work, and, yesterday morning and last night no less than four pernor were stopped by theae pests in the East End.

Yesterday morning about 5 o'clock a boy named John IV ti mark, wbo work at Cook's baker shop, on Fifth and tbe river, was hung np by three colored men on the leree. Tbey offered no violence, but went through bit pockets and got what money he had, a dime, and then took some bread he wan delivering and skipjied. Shortly afterwurd, Joe Melcher, who keeps a saloon on the river front, was stopped by three colored men on tbe leree, between Third and Fourth streots. They proposed to bo through him. but he drew a pistol and frightened them away before they got anything.

The same men frightened a little girl named Katie O'Reiley, who went to the pump at Third and the river just at daybreak. Tbey approached her, but she screamed and they ran away. Lart night about o'clock Mr. John Miller, who lives at First and Breckiuridge streets, was returning from the Excelsior works at Third and Breckinridge, and was knocked down by two men and robbed of about $15. Mr.

Miller had been paid for his week's work and was only a few yards from his front gate when the men stepped up from behind and knocked him almost with a slung shot. They took what be had and skipped out, leaving him on tbe pavement. lie noon got up and made bis way home, when it was tound that beyond a sore bead and a largo burnt) he had sultered mrbodily injury. Mr. Miller says the men who' assaulted him were white, but that tbey were unknown to him.

TUB STATE HOARD OF PUABMACT. At Its Annual Meetiag Little bat Koatlas Bas-laese Is Transacted The Xussber of Registered Dragglsls. The State Board of Pharmacy held its regular semi-annual meeting yesterday afternoon, in tbe parlors of the Louisville College of Pharmacy on Green, between First and Second streets. The members of tbe Board present were: C. Louis Deihl, President; J.

W. Fowler, Secretary; J. H. Flexaer, Wiley Rodger, Mr. Henry Megill, of Owensboro, and T.

B. Wood, of Lex ington. AfteY transacting the regular routine business, the law regarding the compounding of drugs and medicines waa taken up, and it was resolved to enforce it rigidly, so that every prescriptionist must either be a regular graduate in pharmacy or be examined by toe board. The report of tbe Committee of Examination was next adopted. It showed that extensive and vigorous work has been done in the city and that preparations are being made to prosecute the aims of the board thoroughly In all tbe towns in the State with over Inhabitant.

Dr. J. W. Fowler, the Register of the Board, reported that, on the examinations made in the city np to date, there are iS'o practicing pharmacists and SMtt practicing assistant pharmacists wbo are duly qualified, and who have bean granted certificate to practice. Tbe law, as it now stands regarding pharmacists, requires them to be duly qualitied with a certificate of examination or a college diploma, in all towns having more than 5.0U0 inhabitants, and the question was discussed to whether or not it would be better to have the law apply to every town in tbe State regardless of tbe population.

No action was taken, however, and the Board adjourned to meet again in July. BVXlilLABT AXO AJiSOX. Mevaber of the Llght-Flagrred Fraternity CossssU TweC'risses la One EsiabHsasaeai. Early yesterday morning thieves entered the saloon of tieorge White, at tbe corner of Shelby and Main, and robbed tbe cash drawer. To conoeal the theft they then made an attempt to commit arson.

It so happened that Capt. Edward Stilts, of No. 8 Fire Company, was going oil watch about 1 o'clock, and saw smoke issuing from the saloon. He gave tbe alarm to his companions at tbe engine house. They aroused Mr.

White, who was sleeping in tbe building, and began to work on tbe fire. It bud been started just underneath the counter, but fortunately had not made much headway when discovered, and the firemen put it out "by throwing water from buckets upon it bofore any great damage was done. On examining the place it waa found that the back dour bud been broken open and that the till bad been robbed of $35. A large and valuable looking glass was broken, and a lot of glassware waa destroyed. In addition to the money stolen the thieves helped themselves bountifully 'to liquor, so that Mr.

White estimates his loss from both fire and burglars at about i00. A fcbot Through Ine Fane. Mr. H. J.

Eggers, wife of the grocery man at the corner of Jefferson and Preston streets, came near being shot last night about 10 o'clock in her room over the store. She hod been attending the store all tbe evening, and, going up stairs, had just lighted tbe gas when a pistol shot was heard and a ball shattered the window pane and buried itself in the wall near her sido. She told her husband of what bad happened, and an investigation was made, but to no purpose, as all that oould bo learned regarding the matter was that immediately alter tbe shot bad been tired two unknown men had been seen running down Preston Whether the shot was accidental or fired intentional is not known, but it certain that Mrs. Eggers narrowly escaped. Local Pooling.

At the Jockey Club rooms last night the following pools were sold on events as Savannah: First Rack Mile beats: Ladv Dean, $10; W. P. Birch, S10; Koderick Dhu, $5. Second Rack Savannah Cur, two miles: Duke of Montlebar, 110; Helen Third Hack Selling, one and a quarter miles: Lynch Pin, $10; Bonnie Castle, Palmetto, to. PEBSOXAL ASD PLEAS AST POIXTS.

Mr lin. Mr. E. D. Williams has returned to Frank- M.

Anderson, of Franklin, is in the city. Mr. Jacob Oish, of Lafayette, is the guest of friends la this city. Messrs. Geo.

W. Knight and Smith Irwin have returned from Franklin. Mr. L. L.

Magnus and mother, of St. Louis, are in the city on a short visit. Mr. T. B.

Wood, of Lexington, a member of the State Board of Pharmacy, of Kentucky, la ta the city. Cards are out announcing tbe marriage of Mr. Lewis birocoe and Miss Sophia S. Hikes, Wednesday, Jan. 77.

1883. The second of their Tuesday afternoon re-orptious ill be held by Jude and Urs. Bruce this afternoon from 4 to 7. Dr. Henry Megill, a member of the Kentucky tate Board of Pharmacy, will be in the city a few days before returning to his home la Owensboro.

E. H. Moore, of New York; Chas. C. Banger and Gua.

Klare, of Cincinnati; J. H. MiUikia. of Franklin; Geo. N.

Joss, of Lancaster, O. S. R. Dent, of Lei tch field; Wm. Sever-enca, J.

D. Hill and W. F. Courts, of Lebanon; A E. Smith and W.

S. Sabine, of Toronto, Canada, and Mr. and Mrs. Ileywood, of Eliza-bethtowa. are at the Alexander.

Kansas City Journal: The New Year's reception at Judge Ramon's, on Tracy Arenas, between Fifth and Sixth streets, waa a brilliant and almost bewildering scene during the entire day. Thirteen ladles did the honors to over 300 callers. A band of mnsie was la attendance during the entire day. The doors were hone with lace curtains, bordered; with mistletoe. Boa bon containing (he names of the Isdre were distributed to tbe guest.

These "frnul.dns," as tbe Germans call them, were quite a feature in the reception. The scene was that of a Pare saloa ilurinc tbe second empire. Among some of tbe toilets were tbe following: Miss Ada Reese, daughter of Judge Ransoo, wore cream white si In. elegantly embroidered with Luxemburg rosebud, psJe pink ostrich plumes in coiffeur: pearls. Mb Myra Fielder, of Louisville, imported toilet of dare de lune satin, trained, combined with hyacinth velvet, elaborately trimmed with leaf crystal trimming and flounces of beautiful point applique lace; natural flower garniture and diamonds.

Mis Marie Polk, decollate costume of amber satin, trimmed with flounces of rare deep thread lace, garniture of Jacqueminot roees, classic coiffeur with gilt combs Mrs. Alex Eraser, nee Kffie Wsrren, trained white cashmere: white satin front with swan's down trimmings: Marie Antoinette collar of white satin, clasped with a diamond solitaire; coiffure dressed with white plume: diamonds. AT THE HOTELS. St. Cloud D.

W. Finch, Marietta. Frank Van Camp, Indianapolis; X. C. Iticknell.

Sulphur. Bud Paul. Miss K. V. KubL Miss K.

V. Iamhert. Anchorage; E. U. Tavlor and wife, JefTerson county: J.

u. Kuwll. 'Frankfort: X. L. Pierce and wife.

French km nr. Kdwin Towdiav. K. Robert. Frankbnton.

W. W. Zapin. Shrpherdsville: Amos Davis. Ju.

II. Mc-Wmre. West Libertv. Kv. S.

L. Shaw sod wife. J. Knckson. Cincinnati; J.

I. shouse, W. U. Moore, Sulphur. PhtrnixJ.

B. Dillowsy. Boston: 1J. W. Hays, Lehanon; A.

F. f'oghill. Auburn: Francis Darts, I anting, Mich. Dr. J.

II. West. Cave Cur: J. L. Wilson, J.

Swrrt, Hurt county: J. I'. Monroe, Frankfort; X. D. Tlgbe, Memphis: C.

O. lUake-Iv, Engineer Knoxville F.xteusion IxiuUvtlle and Nashville R. ti. 11. W.

Sanders, Turner' Station; 8. M. Whitaker, Livrrmore; E. P. -I5err'.

I Invert port, Iowa: Sherrusn. Clucoiro; Mike llowlev. J. K. Condlt.

vermore; .1. Korle, Slaughterville: Col. l'avld Irgle. Okoloua City; A. Hlaia, Caneyville: V.

A. Wilson. Hunting-burg, James II. Smith, Park: J. E.

Abraham, son and daughter, Julia Abraham, Locltnort: Misses Minnie Vorte. Eftle Abraham. Sraithtield: OeofgS C. Burnett, Collins. Cincinnati; J.

Armstrong, Leilchtteld; F. E. Hart, Chieaeo: fteorge W. ThurmouU, St. Louis; J.

M. Taylor. Ko-I ta: R. K. Rain.

Mon-head: J.H. Hamilton. Franklin county; J. D. Campbellsburg; Heorge F.

Abbott, Uochester, X. W. B. Leacu. Ohio countv; J.

W. Montgomery. Valene. It. F.

Martin. E. Martin, Cincuinaii; W. W. Maddur.

W. Va. Ai-W ALJIAXT. Th Ohio Falls Iron-works resumed yesterday with a large force of men. Jon: Doherty.

of Wet Union, is seriously ill of hemorrhage of tbe lungs. Tn four-year-old son of Henry Kelly died yesterday morning croup. Thk Sixth-ward Hunting Club will have a hooiing-match January it. This club has eighty-three member. Mr.s.

Jacob Welch, an old lady residing near Fdwanisville, was xtrk-ken with paralysis tiuuuay, and ber condition is quite critical. The Supreme Court has affirmed tbe derision of the Floyd Circuit Court in the case of Mrs. Henrietta Sloy et si. vs. Wesley Hammond.

Sati'RDat niirht a fire occurred at the house of Mr. tieurge Hippie. Some clothing which buna upon a line oaugiit tire and was destroyed. Una. Sullivan was sent to the Insane Asylum from Xew Albany two months ago.

She will return wittt Sheriff Meyer to-day entirely cured. William Wood till, who has been ill for a year past, will get a benefit at the opera-house January 31 by Fred. Lorbeit's Dramatic Company. The carpenter-shops of Craig Oifford, East Ninth, and Clemeuson Sclmeiderhabn. Pearl and Kim streets, were lirokrn into Sunday night and a valuable lot of tools carried away from both shops.

Revivals are in progress in nearly all the churches. At Centenary aud Jobu-sireet Methodist churches coiutiderabie interest was awakened, wnile the rvTiralal the Mone church d're byleriau) is Urgely attended every night. Thk ninth anniversary of the organization of the Central hnxliaa" church was appropriately celebrated but niglit. and the congregation tandesed a farewell to their pastor, Kev. J- C.

Tuily, wiio leaves for Winchester, to-day. Thk Louisville, Evansville and St. Louis Air Line yesterday commenced doing a through business, aud will hereafter sell tickets to till points in Missouri, Kanigu and Texas. A number of people left last uight for Sie warts villa, Missouri. Mrs.

Kirtlaxd, of this city, who is well known and very popular at has been tendered a coiupUmeatary reception by tbe citi-zeus of that city, to ooine oil nrxt week, as a testimonial to her worth as a Ldy and merit as a reader and recitaUooisL Mr. William Dunbar writes that he has located at Albuquerque, X. where he is superintending a large gas works, lie wdi soon send to Xew Albany for his family. The removal of Mr. Dunbar rout this city will tne election of a member of the School bord to till ills unexpired term.

Pkrosal. Col. Ed. W. McKeuna was In the city yesterday Mr.

Herman Shoemaker, of Clark county, is visuting friends here J. 11. Ktotaenberg. of Indianapolis, is in the cilv. Mr.

Charles vt. McCord, Last street, is seriously 111.... Misses Liuie and Hannah Meeker have returned from Indiauupous Vm. Clark, of Mobile, is the gurst of bis brother. MJ Thomas Clark.

Thk committees appointed at the meeting of (ieruuuis on Sunday to make collections in aid of the recent ikxl KtuTerers Germany commenced work yesterday, aud will repm daily collections to the Secretory, Dr. Aufc'Ul Knocfel. Messrs. Itarllt, ileisii g. fiartmau aud Knoefrl will present the miIm riptiou nsot to tue bead of the different manufacturing establishment and to the officers of the various bank.

Lkdcer: Several lawyers employed in the noted Louies divorce case, wherein hiiza Bowles was the complainant ns'aiiisl tbe late LoL bowleg of Orange county, and in which Mrs. Bowles received a divorce and alimony, assigned their claims for ftes, amounting to near to tbe Bank of Commerce, Indianapolis. On a suit for these fees in the Floyd Circuit Court, judgment was given for tue liauk of Couuaerce, sin! on Saturday last the Supreme Court ooa-liruied Uus juugaicuL Thk Council met last night in regular session. Mayor Kent presiding, aud all the members present except Mr. Kepley.

The minutes of the last meeting were read. Mr. Day moved to ruoonnider the vote on the opening of an extension of Vincennes street, had at last meeting. Tbe motion was carried. Mr.

Peun moved to adopt Uie report of the Comniiaaioners, recommending the opening of the street. The motion Of Mr. Peon was adopted, and the minutes of lost meeting, with the amendment, were concurred in. Sundry citizens sent in a protest ngsinst the improvement of the Butler ailey. Thaetition-ers stated tuat if the improvement was made many of the owners would be compelled to sell their lot.

Tbe matter was referred to the Committee on Contracts. The Chief of the Fire Department reported that the gas gauge in tbe engine-house showed nine-tentns up to midnight and five-tenths after midnight. Mr. Day' moved that tbe matter be referred to the Committee on lias, with power to get better pressure. Concurred in.

Tbe Ordinance Committee presented an ordinance to amend section three of the ordinance on hawking and peddling so as to prevent persons to hawk and peddle by paying per year, and taiiuua sums I or snorter ume uowa to SI per day. In ihe discussion it was stated that the present ordinance was prohibitory, as no license sas taken ouL Tbe ordinance to amend was laid on the table. Tbe Committee on Streets recommended that the matter of opening a street in Tuley's bottom, between Floyd sad Lrans streets, sixty feet wide, be referred to the City Couuniasioners. Concurred in. Tbe Street Commissioners were Instructed to repair Dewey street, near Vincennes street.

Adopted. Mr. South introduced a resolution Instructing the Committee on Schools to inquire into the feasibility 6t opening night schools. Mr. Penn moved that the Committee on Schools require the Secretary of tne School Board to make a report to the Council.

Adopted. Mr. South called 'he attention of the Council to the bur Ores, and moved that tbe on Schools and the Chief of tne Fire Department look into the matter of fire-escapes from hotels and school-houses, and report. Adopted. Mr.

South moved that the Mayor appoint a committee to take charge of tbe railroad ordinances. Adopted. Tbe Mayor appointed Messrs. South, Sbrader and Stephens the committee. Tbe clerk was ordered to pay the city's part for the Lniptive Hospital.

Bids ere opened for printing the delinquent tax list, aud the committee was instructed to give the work to the lowest bidder. The City Engineer was instructed to fix the grade of Oak street, from Vincennes to West strteL Tbe matter of repairing the walks of the Park was referred to the Park Regents. Mr. Newbouse otTered an ordinance to make tramps break rock for the city. It was adopted and tne Council adjourned.

BUM.MtSa KOTICK. New Albany, Jan. 14, 1882. I desire to state to tbe public that Mrs. Dr.

W. M. Wilcox this day relieved me of a tape worm measuring sixty-five feet in lemrth. 1 have been in poor health for the past fifteen years, and Anally became unfit for not knowing to a certainty tbe cause of my ill health until within the last three months, vhen I commenced a correspondence with Mrs. Dr.

W. M. Wilcox, and resulted la the expulsion of the worm as above stated. A. s.

McCAKoucas. M. Medairavilie, Ind. JK.rTXB.BOX VILLA). Ka.

TL F. Co.vkxtt, City ot Ia- aianapous, ts in town. Thomas Lxwis, of HenrvvlUa, a pionatr of Clark county, is seriously uX Turn German cttisans ot this dtr havs THE COUIUETCJOUaNA.L: LOUISVILLE, TUESDAY. VOTARY 1G. 1883.

raised about (100 for the relief of tbe sufferers In Germany. Herman Miller and Anna Hollis, elopers from Kentucky, received marriage license in this city yesterday. The County Commissioners will meet on Wednesday to receive sad examine tbe new bridge at Blackstone's mill. Matthew Cleoo. attorney for McDongal.

condemned wife-murderer, will make a plea for a new trial la the Circuit Court this morning. THE marriage of Mr. Ed. Connett and Miss Jennie Schooler will take place this morning, llev. J.

M. Hutchinson performing Oie ceremony. The emploves of the molding department were laid of at the car works on Saturday night. At present there is a prospect for a resumption of work in a short time. Ox Saturday next the residents of Scott countv will enjoy a foxhunt.

So firearms or dogs will rx useu and onlv the officer will use horses. Tbis will be novel and exciting port. AcorsT P.rjsicxBTRO. a Chestnut-street grocer, yesterday swore out a writ of attachment on tbe goods of Geo. Adams and a man named Brown, who were moving their household goods to Louisville.

Konrurg claims that the parties together owe him jSlj, which he has been unable to collect. Detective Bligh, of Louisville, was in the city yesterday making inquiries concerning tbe whereabouts of William f-neider. the man who assaulted John Havden with a hammer on last Friday night, rneidor is supposed to be biding somewhere in the city. Hay den is improving, and it is thought that lie will recover. As Wm.

Fields was returning from Louisville at a late hour Saturdsv night he was followed by two roughs, and when at the corner of Washington and Kirs! hit eel a tbey commanded him to halt. -Mr. I ii lds obeyed, and, drawing a revolver, asked them what they wanted. Tbe rascals, seeing Mr. Fields waa armed, lied down Washington street.

PERSoSAlJt. Martin vieharty, of Madison, and ex-Sheriff Dillon are in the city Mix Mary Fas an. of Indianapolis, here on a visit. Dr. Mierrod will laavu for lnuinnnpolia today to attend a meeting of the veterans of the Mexican CoL hea.

Prison Director, is in the city Warden Howard left lor Indianapolis yesterday llarrv llellia. of 1-aFourciie parish. is in tbe city visiting bis parents. Dr. Sid McClcke is the onlv ruun outside the Uovemors who ever rxerciHed the psrdoniiiic iower.

making an estimsta of all prisoners who ever were confined at the Prison South, while he was physician down there, he found one name mi the book to which no one inside the will's laid claim. He concluded he ooovi-t who was oureeord but could not tie found ought to be pardoned and marked so on the book. Tne convict, however, had skipped. Kvening New. Yesterday morning George Washington and Mollie (ianiner eloped from Louisville and ame to this city to tie married, fieorge was tmrty-flve years of axe.

while the storms of but sixteen winters had tieat upon Mollie fair head. The Clerk informed them tuat under the existing laws be would lie unable to issue a license to The couple departed for their homes in luisville, menially vowing that tney would not be so particular hereafter to make tneir ages known. ciRcriT rorRT. Is tbe Circuit Court yesterday Dr. Me-Bride was found guilty of oiwault and battery and tl ed $1.

I he case of S. II. i'alierson vs. the City of Jeffene uviile was et for Jsnuasv M. Laiayette Bibon.

the colored bov who rohiiod the safe at Keach's grocery, was liberated by the court on the promise of good liehavior. Bibbs is only twelveyeursof age. yet he is fast becoming a rival of Jesse James. Some time ao, it will he remem tiered, he attempted to rob the safe of the Couuly Treasurer, aud ha been engaged io numerous robberies. Several minor cases were disposed ot, and the court adjourned.

Burnett's Cocouine promote" a vigorous and healthy growth of the hair. It bos been used in thousands ot cases where tbe hair was coming out. and uevi faded to arrest its decay. Use Burnett's Flavoring Extracts the best. THE RIVER AND WEATHER.

Official SIGS'A SLH 1CI REPOIiTS. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. Time of a. p. a r.

a. r. STATtoirs. IjOUISVille. Kt.

3 i 110.4 :wi.4i I Cairo 30.3:1 Davenport Keokuk la Crosse. .10 St. Iuis a 19 t'f 4." JE. OulfKtntrt: Starkville. 30.CH 41 Vlcksburg.

70 c. Lt. W.G IfSt'itfM: 1 i Dem.isun :0.11 I M. Id e. I Jan.

j. 1S83. misn. State x. c.

14 y.rj 11 jS WIND. 3 1 of 5 a 1 At Weather. il -I Oalveston. o'i s.e. 14 0 In.liinola.

o-l n. 12 Little a. Lt. lt. FjuIs 14! (SI a.

I 13 8 O. J'r nn: Chattanooga 44 K. 7 Cincinnati. 44 Lt. Louisville.

'2M m. Memphis k. Lt. litisburgh. :i0.4iij Jl Lt.

C. Mut. no re.1 7 i U.K. lu JO s.x. Lt St.

Paul :sj.34 Due Clear. Jfiffouri i 1eav nwoi tu I Omaha YaukU'n. Bismarck. n.is.B. Lt.

a. Lt. Si aw Lt. 30.18! 10 k. Lt, ImsUw 30.131 30 LL'.

FL Eilioti. 11 I vi North l'latte :w.i;0 Os.w Ia. Suuth nSl.ir; Ft. Cor.cho.. .10.0:1 0J Fort Sill 11' 42 s.

I FL Stockton tv.1 s. 1. Kan Antonio. :t0.02l 7B i JJi. Urd I i I 1 a Weather rt Cloudy.

10 i ioudy. lomly. I I 'loudy. COMPARATIVE OBSERVATIONS. Locisvii.le, Jaa.

IX Dtvi, p. b. Observations taken at the same moment of time at ail stations: Fair. Lt. rain.

Cloudy, loudy. 1.1. rain. o.isi 1'osrv. Cloudy.

O.oO Lt. ruin. f'loudy. Fair. I loudy.

loudy. ,1 air. Clnudy. (loudy. 0.01 Cloud V.

14 s.k. 1J O.tM Cloudy. 8 n.w Lt. O.nl l.t. snow li S.

F. II 0.0U Lt. snow I Cloudy. Clear, lear. Iciear.

Clear. Clear. Clear. Clear. Cloudy.

Fair. Cloudy. lirownsville. 29.0,1 74 s. i 16 Fair.

Eagle rasa. ti'2 s.w Lt. Clear, Inappreciable. COMl'AKATIVk DAT! COP.r.CSPOSDIXO DATS Or DIKKKRKNT TKAlt-S. Lot-isriLix, Jan.

15, 1883. Jan. Li. 3 ll TUIRSOM- rrca. 1873 20.842 V.0j 1874 30.4:t0 12.0 1H73 30.273 JO.O 1H7II 30.273 :iit.7 1H77 ffl.MII 4tf.O 187K :m.i:tf 1S7U 30.

022 40.7 ISSO 40.7 18K2i2U.IMW ol.H C4 18 20 44 54 S8 47 53 33 57 SO ICS" 30.0 67.0 at. I 4.0 50.0 s.w 5.0 ZtV.o s.t. 34 0 f.2.0 s. S9.0 s.x, w. ist.O 78.7 s.

I40.0j75.3s.r, 138.0,77.0.8. 10.0 48.3:s.r 4 c.4 3 0. 12 Cloudy i Clear. loudy 2.22 Clear. Cloudy 0.11 (loudy 0,13 Fair.

Cloudy Q. 02. Fair. iCIoudy Stagtof Water in Canal for Corresponding Day 4 Inches II feet 0 inches 1875... Ofeet 1870...

8 feet 1877 ..12 feet 1878... 12 feet 0 inches. .13 feet 4 Inches inches 181 Frozen. 2 inches 18H2. .26 feet 3 inches inches, 1883...

7 feet 4 inches RIVER 7KLEQRAMS. Specials to tks Cuuritr-JourmalA PrrrsBraan, Jan 15, Night River three feet six Inches and rising. eather cloudy and cold. CntciKXATl. Jan.

1.1. Night. River twelve feet six Inches and falling. Weather cloudy and cold. Evaxsviixs, Jan.

15. Noon. Arrived H. T. Dexter, 7:30 p.

Evansville. Ouldlng Star, 9 am. Departed Ouitling Star, 11:30 a. m. Evavbvtlle, Jan.

15, Night. River nine and nine-tenths feet full. Weather cloudy. Thermometer 32. Arrived U.

V. Sebenck. 4r.it.; Hopkins, 3:45 P. M. Departed Evansville, Kowlicg Oreen.

p. M. Dexter. Cairo, 5:30 P. M.

The liaum is laid up at Celler's landing. Cairo Jan. 13, Noon. Arrived Wm. Fagan, Louisville, 8 p.

b. R. R- Springer, Cincinuati, 10. Departed Eagan, New Orleans, 7 a a. Caiso, Jan.

15. Night. Arrivad Belmont, below. 4 p. m.

River thirteen feet two luetics and rising. The weuther cloudy; thermometer, 2a. St. Locts. Jan.

15. NlghL No arrivals or departures. The river is about stationary, with a good deal of tee. Snow has fallen all day and the temperature is milder, but it is not thawing. Mf.mphis.

Jan. 1.1, Noon. Arrived Helena, New Orleans: City of Raton Rouge, SL Louis. Departed Charles Mclionald, Ohio river, A. M.

Memphis, Jan. 15, Night River rose oqe Inch. Departed Port Eads. noon. New Orleans; City of Baton Rouge.

New Orleans, p. b. Kate Adams, Arkansas City. tJ p. a.

Helena, New Orleans, 7 p. U. R. Powell, Cairo, 10 p. a.

bleed ng. Ticksbtbo, Jaa. IS, Night River has fsHea four Inches. Arrived Bella Memphis, Arkansas City, 2 r. u.

Departed City of New Orleans, St, Louis, 8 m. bhs broks) bar starboard dsr- rick while landlnc and dropped her stage board. Cold and raining. New OautAsm. Jan.

13. Arrived Will K. Hsvs, Cincinnati: Jay Ooald and barges. Sr. Loom: John A.

Wood and tow, llttsburgb: W. W. i) Neil and tow. Louisville. Tbe Jav tiould and barges return to SL Louis dnrinr the night.

Cloudy and cool. Thermometer 6 J. Kaiiiing to-night LOCAL hi Kit REPORT. ARRIVALS. AID DEPAHTlHRsm.

Cltv of Frankfort tiolden kule Jaa. W. (iai Rainbow Uuiding Star. Voss. BOATS DIE.

Henderson New Ta. I up. Memphis. Cincinnati. RIVER, BTjaiTISS AND WEATHER.

Tbe river is falling- here, with seven feet two inches in tbe canal bv the marks and Ave feet two inches in the chute on the falls. Business dead on the wharf. Weather partly cloudy and coid, wind northeast, with indication of snow or rain. PERSONAL. Part of the crews of the City of Madison and City of Frankfort have left for tbeir boraee by rail.

Frakk Rose, a well-known mate, died at Mobile yesterday. His remains will be brought here for burial. Jla Ostrander, who went down on tbe Paris C. Hrown to look at the river, arrived here yesterday morning from Xew Orleans, sick. Capt.

Bub Ki.vo, pilot on the City of Frankfort, was taken off tbe boat at Madison. ruuiiuy. very sick, and Henry lirasnears piloted the boat here. STEAMBOATSIEJt'S MEETIXQ. At a meeting of the representatives of tbe steamboat interests yesterday morning at Capt.

ink Varble's ofliee. apt. Frank Carter was elected Chairman and Col. Wm. Hite Secretary.

A resolution was passed fully indorsing tbe action of the Kx'-cutive Committee of the Steamboat Navigation Hoard. Ihe following named gentlemen were appointed delegates to attend the National Board of Steam Navigstion, which meets at Cairo January IS: Coi. W. W. Hite.

Capt. B. C. 1-vi. Capt.

Frank Carter. Cant. Fink arWe. Copt. A.

M. Imitan, Capt. Chns. Bnscbe. apt.

K. it Capt. John Howard. Itoot. Mono Irwin, Cupt.

Fred. Llttrell, as. Ainile. Irwin DuKan. OCR LOG.

Navigation suspended from Pittsburgh to 'airo on account of ice Golden Kule left earlv yeterdnv morning for Ne-r Orleans. and the Jan. VY. UafT for Memphis Tbe City of Frankfort arrived from Kentucky river, and has laid up for the present The femes to New Albany and JenVrsoiiviile continue to make regular trips. Guiding Star passed Evana-ville yesterday morning from New Orleans, en route to Cincinnati.

The Rainbow wa expected to arrive some time last night from F.v-answlie The Andy llamn lias laid up at Sellers' l-anding Among the recent roller curiosities, says tli" Iron, was the discovery of a piece of plate covering a space of about six inches square, full of llne'cracks. These crock had evidently come from defects in the iron in the first instance, but the boiler had been run for two yearn at mm eiihty to ninety pounds pressure, and the Holler lniectors had just pronounced it perfectly safe for 100 xunds. Df KT WOOD. Memphis Appeal: A granger from tbe wildi of Kentucky happene 1 to lie at Louisville when the Will S. Havs urrived there, and, being familiar ith some of the characteristics of the geuileman inter whom tbe boat ss named, sought au introduction, sayinv he wanted to get i acquainted witn that fellow Havs Capt.

llclie-j nor presented him to the Colonel in true Chester-j flelduin style, when Ihegrauger propiMed a social I glass Col. Hays moiiestly declined. The grander was dumb with astonishment for a uieiit. after wnich he turned upon CaioU Tichettor i a look of scorn ihat would have withered a man of less pu steal end urauce, saying: "Sea 'ere, i rou ran fool me with that kinder racket; that au Hays noixsly never knott ed of Hays i aicma' back oua drink." A.MtSE.MKXTS. UACAULET THEA TER.

Monday and Tuesday. Jan. 1.1 and 13. positive engagement of the emiuent Etiglish Comedian, JVCH. CHS.

WjTISrPTjCA TVL and his unrivaled Comedy Company, from the (cm Ihe.ner, Ix n.io.i, uuuer the manage-meut of Itrooks A riickson. 'the London "Saratoga i. Tuesday, farewell RUTH' ROMANCE and "14 DAiS," the litest London sen sat ion uasonic'teuple. THE T. IrfE.

C. Have the pleasure to announce a course of the illustrated HOWARD LECTURES On the follow lug dates: JANUARY 16, 19. 20, V.l. 20, 27. 1883.

Six IsslLchttui Lectures on History, Travel and Art. bv WENDELL STANTON HOWARD. 1UESDAY EVEMNci. JAN. 16.

AT 8. ttaltf The Amswr I.h4. Italian History, Venetian Life, Florentine Art, the lleautiea of lisa. tbe illory of Naples. FRIDAY EVENlNti.

JAN. ll. AT 8. Aomr aNS offer. The City of ttie Ctpsars and the City of the Popes.

SAT CRD AY AFTEKNOOM. AT 2:30, l'nrimTh llntutlml I it if. Vueen of the Modern World. THURSDAY. JAN.

2d. AT 8, A tld Scotia, The Land of Scott and Rums, FRIDAY, JAN. -ti, AT tilitmpmrm Spuim, The Land of Konian, Sjtr.icen and Christian. SATURDAY. JAN.

27, AT Vruicrt 'lorenre and Pinu. The Dream life of Italy. The Howar lectures are illustrated by the choicest tiews obtainable of the places touched by the lciurer. snd tiieir presentation' has reached a degree of iierfcliou unrivaled. Mr.

Howard, from residence and extensive travel abroad, is thorought- familiar with the scenes and places Ireated.aud pieseuts sn entertaininent commended by press and public of other ciiies. Admission .10 cents. Course tickets $2. Seats secured at Faulds without extra charge. operauhouseT Mr.

HENRY K. AUISEY respectfuily announces tbe first appearauce in Louisivlle of Wl CHRISTINE HILSSOH In One Grand Concert Satnrda Evening, Jan. 20, 1 H3, st 1 3 e'elk. jnme. win oe aasisi ny ur iqiiow.ki, inic euimenL jtriisut: rii ou-tralto: THE Ih KE UIORKSTIN.

Tenor, and Sig. DEL I'UENTE. Rarvtone, in conjunction with the MENDELS-oHN VUINTET CLUU, of UiKtotK CHAS. I'RATT. llanist.

Scale op 1'iuccs Reserved seat. Dress Circle and larqueL 1 .10. First and Second Rows Hal-cony, $.1. Rock Rows, $2. lieuersl admission $1 and S'-' Sule of seats now pixigressing at muisc store.

THE MAM EATER. THERE lias been so much curiosity excited by the presence of the little Cannibal in tbe city, that Capt. Means has concluded to put her on exhibition. She may be seen on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, at the Library Hall, In tbe room used for tbe exhibition of Mulvany's Fainting. Admission 23 cents.

WH ALLEN BUCKINGHAM THEATER. Monday, Jan. 1.1, 1883, for one week only, aad Wednesday and Saturdav Maliuoes. Mr. Joseph J.

DcwlinoXs 2NTOBOID'3rS olatm. TWO COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENTS. tvKEAT IHIIBLB COMPA.W. Sis the VARirrr Stars 3 Gregory Bros Blossom and Roach: Mr. Geonte Reynolds; Mr.

has. Uregory; Miss Sadie Hasaon; Mis AdaCaa tie man: Miss Maltie Bliss. Monday. Jan. 22.

Pathfinder' Combination. SO CLOCK P. CLC1NATL STEAMBOATS. sTlTcat MAIL Unit CTftAlrlERS iHtf mivi iwrm, v. ii.

I mm (SL.NOAY at 13 Ma for rare (eae way) le ClaetfJaad Three Ueliara. Round trip tickets Five Dollars, good until used. Meals aad berths free. Kentucky River Packet "City ef frrankfert," leaves every Mwa4ay and TkmraSay at 3o'clk p. ML Ticket offices.

No. 154 Third si Swiow Mala, aad os board stwainera. WIIX. a HAYS. FRANK CARTER.

Sup. Pas, and Ticket A rent. SOUTHERN TRANSPORTATION LTJi. For Cairo, Memphis, Vicksburg and New Orleans the splendid passenger steamer GOLDEN- CJIOWN, SI 1 INKLE. Master.

SIHSKLE. Clerk. sjr s.Wili leave as above Thi-bsoat. Jan. I as aCiMsTl i at 4 p.m.

For freight or passage apply to C. LF.VI. Ac'LLlO Fourth st, bet Mam and river. 8. W.

BLACK, l'assencer Agent N. B. The CHAS. MORGAN will follow Sunday next TOM KKXT KOQ3IS. IX)R RENT SUTTE OF ROOMS A suite of rooms very centrally located, at 642 Fifth avenue.

sirsble Apply IOR RENT BES1RABLE SUIT OF RXKJMS First floor range. Possesaioa given Feb. 104 East Walnut at PEIt-SOXAU PERSONAJ "Part of the human body enlarged, developed aad strengthensd." etc, is an interesting advertisement lona run la our paper. In reply to Inquiries wa will say that there is no evidence of humbug about this. On the contrary, the advertisers are very highly bslorssd.

Interested persons may get seald circulars, riving all particular, by addressing Erie Me. P. O. Bos Buffalo, Y. iTWdo Eveniag SWAstSUB.

7A VXGETABLC COJIFOU5D. saA Jl PWUtv Cm Wfl JK tm im ri.rv i.i.ii wv yf bfS li m.mm sifkiliaa. A Imti4 sa4 rrefami hj a Waaa, Sf7 tl ln. r6ajUU fwewd la L'H VV IWoiiil rtiltSrlpfcia alona, hwmu4 A. feriltw.

It to fee mmt iUmii VCVtl Sim, tt4 mtwIW pff tIWm b) nT ef mtM b--lrt Tuc.iat. (ri SJ ait fMStbdrsuallj ftmirtnl, 4 lwwa't VT I ft llitS." Mr TW Vwtfli annal mai Ulnol rnrifto 1 1. Jt I Wjt (I scli t'- an4 bASSj Will t'jo VZ Lynn, Mass. 1 jf Ov30ThSaSuATnAw GREAT CURE RH E-U MAT! S-M- a It is tar all Hu pcinTcl njc of te AND DOWELS. It cleanses tho svs'r-s at Sm tusrri mim.

tSt CaUSTS til cLJI1c1i1 tafil-r'nw oniy tao vrntus of r.heuaiatis-n cia reolirs. THOUSANDS CASES or the (ori.i of tills it i mmm a quickly rsueved, and In short tuaei PERFECTLY CURED. rairx, si. uotioea nai. sold ttt cai'ars.

i- Prv can bf sent bv maiL WELLS, P.ICHAILOSON A- EurUnrtnn Vt I eel 5 por Union. oeCtTTbSaA Tue4 w6ra wa xts 31 1 si; t. axi a vs. AITANTED-TO nice residence, cen-v trallv lroin to C. SEATON Jt CO Keal EstaUs Agents, 407 Fifth near Jelierson.

AIT ANTED K.OM-Nicely furnished room, i with or without IkiahI and use of piano o--rasjouallv, hv Mnele voting genL Answer, care of tbis office. El CLlii. A A N'T I TO I.N rjo.isw in sums of and upward: also j.I.ism. $1.6 and on city iroiertv. E.

D. 1KYEIL41U en ter I-U Je.Teison and A A ANTED LAN D- In Kentucky, a tract of timber Mid luiueinl land a.s'.-s-.iMo to trans- litle must if inilisiiutauie. btaie lowest price and full particulars. -i'rt n.i labile st. loi-H.

Address A. K. HI. 1 W( i M. K.

I LEAnANT hj.MS vtitlinut tMsinl. centrally I'XMtetl: or sill rent a small, nn-e h.mr-e Apply to S. KEITH, n. w. cor.

Seventh ami Minn sis. jai dlf vapor baths Are furnislied onlv at Pr. I.aNCASI'EmVS Iispnsory. 1 ourt.i avenue, near Market sr. I'rivate an-i chroui- iliseass c-ureu.

litetri.t-ment of st olnl.s a siet. titv. A7" AN IED-IVi-simis oesiruie speeuv ati i jier-' manenl cures of ail pnvAte r.nj special dis torau on i'r. Hours: v. a.

m. to I M. Sunoai -Uiir. t-es adveruemeni. si.ii lt: AVANTS-IIIILP.

AN! EI A (it )D IlO ik-KF-EPER AND JFFICE AN ho can i. sin tne proprie- tors2.i tHi to by heing perfectly secured, A liueral silartsskill he aid to the right man. Addrssss this ofllce. AAf ANTED NURSE A settle.1 colored wo- I' man. to nurse a yountr child.

Apply at once at no3 1 hird st. near York. AAfANTED-GIRL To do general housework for a small family. Apply at l.lHU Fifth and Kentucky. A 'ANTED COoK A flrst class cook, for a sm ill funuly.

Apply at ttlt Thtrd sLJ A ANTED WaSHER AND 1R NFR Woman to ilo hiiiise-sork and wssiiini; and ironing for a FtnaU family. No use coming w-iriiout satis-fact. ry recommendations as to honesty and capacity. Apply on Monday at No. h24 Third bet.

Hi-eckiiirnlgc and York. traveliiii; to vv ell a stai le article on lils-ral commission. Address URilSER A SU.N, AVANTKO ACi 1INTS. A ANTED AC.ENTS Male or female, in eve- ry city and town in tfce U. 10 to $1.1 per dsv eosiiv made.

O. E. KiDFOt A 10 Rarclay N. Y. City.

1 1 wants Tin: A 'ANTE! WATCH A F.R-A win Iio siuirle man. can furnish ixo'd reference as to char acter, can hear of it situation to travel by applying to or addressiiu; C. W. MILLER, 3.17 Jenersoii liuistiile. Ky.

A YANTED FOREMAN For a collar factory, vv None but lass ms-d apoir. li.ssl wages and steadv work. KMtiHi, Paducah. Ky. FOIC SALI-MlSCliLIVMX)US SALF! TAN-YARD At IVimeton.

Ky. Now in complete running order. Large lm of on hand, lor terms aiiilv to DUN- i NINO Ky. 1R SALE KLISS ENUINE 16x42 inches, 14 fisit fly-wheel. -J4 inch face, in good or- I der.

Can be seen, for the next sixty dsys, run- ning d.i.ly nine t0 sets of curds. Apply at Old Kentucky' Woolen Mills, Ixunsville. Ky. 1. )R SALE General Dry-goods Store, one of I the best in Central Kentucky.

stock 4.ouo loso.issi rteaiuius tor close pai Address. HAItRlS, AiCNIiAl', iJauTUle, jal3 eodi 1jX)R SALE ENUINEK. Ac. -A arge assorv ment of emrines. boilers, sawmills, aad titer machinery, new or second-hand, in rood order.

HADLKY. RIGHT A ILiS. Tennessee s. Indiauao-iiis. Ind.

mr.tO d.twtf TrVDR SALE SCALESSecond-hand platform J. una counter scales ot au sixes, in perlect or der, at low prices. RANKIN. W. Main st.

ZAUN IJOR SALE Pier and Mantel Mirrors at coat. 348 Fourth ave. FOB SALE UK AL, ESTATE. 1JVflLftALE FARM 7.10 acre. IS miles from A Louisville.

L. and N. R. R. mostly in meadow: a splendid stock farm; will be sold cheap to clone an estate.

Applv to Wll.HITE CAiki'ENTER, ShepherdMiUe. de5TuFa IjViR SALE-DWF4JJNGS Two brick ttage on Fifth, near Keulacky st, oo liberal terms, or lu exchange for land ne.tr the city. Address H. V. WALKER.

30 Third st. I. XU A Store, residences, dwelling and Jl manufacUu-ing ground: farms, Texas lands, Ac. 4JH Mainat a3 Dl2Su'futf FOlt It KN IIOU ES. ETC FB RENT ICE-HOUSE Of large capacity, on e.

a Ereston, bet. Main and Market sta Apply to A. KL1 ESSEN I ORF'F. No. 3 McDowell Block, a w.

cor. Fourth and Green. IX)B RENT STORE-ROOM One elegant storeroom in tbe CocaiEB-JoraxAt. builduig, oa Fourth avenue, next dixir north of Jas. K7Xem-ou (tore.

Sixe, 20x80 feet, with 18 feet ceiling and splendid show window. Will be rented only fop a uusiness suitable 10 the urromidiruTS. Applv a COUKIER-JOCRNAL CXJUNTING-RKM- selOdASiitf I.X)R RKNT Store and dwclllnir, cor. Sixteenth and Walnut sts. store room In use as a drug store for ten years: suitable for drugs, dry goods or grocery; ehcht living rooms, all in potsl repair; rent low.

Inquire of MRS. HAMILTON, Sixteenth st. near Walnut PlR RENT A two-story brick bouse of 9 rooms, gas and water and bath-room, on tbe west side of Seventh st. bet. alnut and Chestnut SHAFFER SENG.

435 est Jefferson sL 110 dtf BOARDING Two large rooms, with flm-class table board, can Us had at oTS Walnuts, lyll dlf LOST. LOST DOO Lhrer-and-whlt potato- doc. mostly livar. with tall cut aad both ears split, A liberal reward will be paid If returned to JKO. X.

ROBINSON, jr 810 Fourth st. KAIXiltOAP Pmm UamAU mmd Penmmjftmmmim) Bmut. Lv Louisville via Ar Cincinnati a 7:1." a Lv Louisville via I Artamb'reCity. Lv Cincinnati Lv Ar Columbus. Ar Wheel! nc Ar Pittsburgh Ar Hsmsourg Ar Baltimore Ar Ar Philadolpuia.

Ar New York. Ar Boston Dally. a A a 4:10 Kr.Mi i a i a a ij a 4X) 9 a Sleeping Cars TiOuisviUe to Philadelphia and New York via 1... C. A L.

witliout chang. SieepingCarsCincinnali to Haiti more sad Washington City. Sleeping Cars Indianapolis to Philadelphia and Xew York. ST. LOUIS Aia LEtE." Jelsal, ZrsurW ass St.

Louis Jt U-srwy. Depot, Corner Fourteenth and Main its. In effect Nov. 19. 1S83.

Lv Louisville Ar New Albany Ar Huiitinc'iurg Ar F.vansville Ar Kxx kport Ar Owensboro Ar Jasner Ar Oakland Ar Princeton Ar ML Carmel Ar Brown Crossing. Ar Alliion Ar Fairfleid. Ar Ml Vernon Ar St. Louis Lv S'. IiOins Ar Mt.

Vernon Ar airfleid. Ar Albion Ar Broin'R Ar Mt. I armei Ar Princeton. Ar Oakland Ar HiiuilnVburg Lv Hunlingburg Ar Jasper Ar Owensboro Ar Kockport Ar F.vansville. Lv KvaniTilhs.

Ar New ADiany Ar Louisville. SL Louis Mail. sif a I a A 1 a ISMKl lvuril i Ml si arrritsiso. Unnsvillc Mail. 7:4.1 A Xigut Express.

pb A0 a II.IPM a at 1:2.1 A 1:50 A a A II a a a 7:60 a a Night Express. lo i 11:15 A a 12 li 12:44 M' a i a a .1 1:43 :) pu 4:0.1 I .1 1 7:1.1 5:1.1 It 7 a 1:00 :1.1 a 1:40 a All trains run dsdy. No change of car between Louisville and EL Louis. only line running solid trains through to SL Louts Pullman Parlor Cars on day train. Pullman Palace Sleeoers on night trains.

City ticket ofnee, southwest corner Fourth and Main sta tL. and N. ticket officer Vhim mm Miamimiippl Rmllron. in euect ruuiiay. l'i.

lWii Ieave Arrive Arrive l.viisville Iies'in tn Iuustilla Cincinnati. Cincinnati 4'inciiinati. St. Louis St. Louis.

Indiana noli Chicago lndiaua polls It KUH A 7:30 pm 'I A II 1MV, a li" it a U.41 i a Daily. 4Daily except Sunday. 8:00 a a II UO A a a Jtmil rswtff. Trains leave lxxiisnlle, daily except Sunday, at A. 2:30 p.

M. and p. M. Arrive at Prospect A. 3.30 P.

H. and 0:1 p. a. RT-n-SNt-VO. Trains leave Prospect daily, except Sunday, a 7:00 a.

a. m. and 4:00 p. M. Arrive at Ixiuuvule 7 u0 a.

10:0 a. a. and 40 p. a. srxnAV TKAta Imti lxiuisrille at 1:1.1 p.

M. and 6:00 p. M. Arrive at Fr-ispect ct 2KJ.1 p. M.

and 0:50 p. M. Keturning Sunday trains leave lrupect at Vi34 a. aad 40 r. a.

TO-DAY'S AUCTION rtAI.KS. Br E. K. MILLER CQ. Imuien.se Sacrifice of Gent' Furnishing (Joods at the At-sig-uee's Sale or Black entire stock, tbe largest and best stock Io the city, AT AUCTION', AATILL continus MONDAY MCHTS.

Jan. 1.1 snd ami TUESDAY Pi. at 7W clock, al ourth ave. A. R.

OFER. Assurnee l.lack i.ros. E. K. Mii.r.v.a A Auclioiieen-.

BY S.T. MOORE CO. To close up biisine-s. mil sell the finest lot ot genuine imp itis'l rench and tier-in. 1 nn and pure OIiI COIiXAC HUA.NDIKS, At Nor.

and Law Ruilding, cor. Ceuier and I iireen sts. Sole to coinii.cnce 1 ueisiay li.ii o'cltN'k. l'i. at auction.

In this extia tine imi'irtation sill Is found finest Amontillado Sherry iof 18-Vii, lionlon's old Oloroso, t'ino do 1'asto, tine Port Wines, delicious table Clarets. i. Ixuibei. Rauzon, Ponyeaux, llnrsic. Ilout Suu-tern.

I jtutet.heimer; Cognac Rrandies, the tsst evi-r nnptirte.1: LAROE oU AN i ll THIKI Y-YEAK-'iLD WHISKY. 'Kentucky lieui." As this is a rare opportuuity, oil those in waul, either for the taole or liar, shoul.l attend tins n. it 1 is peremptory aud guaranteed as represeuu-d. Terms cosh. BT THOS.

ANDERSON A CO. TUESDAY, Januorr lit. aud ARCTICS; U-ii stis-k. HOOTS. SHOES, also, jwirt of a rc- WrEDNESDAY.

January 17. DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, etc. rpHURSDAY, January 18. CI1TH1NC.

HATS. etc. A ITt, Turius casIi. BT SMITH. BRENT.

Auctioneer HENRY i CO. Larre and Attractive Auction Sale. TLIXDaY Dry (ioods nnJ Notions. H. HENRY.

Auctioneer. MAltSHAIS SAI.IL Sale. Southern Mutual Life lnsurai.ee Company of Ky. against Wm. Buhrlage, el al.

In Chancery. No. 472, V. C. BY virtue of a judgment of the Iuisrille Chancery Court, rendered in the aoove cause, tlie undersigned will, ON WEDNESDAY, JAN.

17, 1883, about the hour of 11 o'clock a. sell at publlo auction, to the highest bidder, ou tbe premises, in the city of IxMiisvilie, so much a may be necessary of tbe following descrilied real estate and tbe improvements thereon, ami the appurtenances, fixtures, and machinery thereof, in the city of Louisville. Kentuckv. to wit: Be-ginning st the southwest corner of Portland ave. and Fifteenth running thence ilh the west line of Fifteenth st 270 3 12 feet to Duncan st thence with Duncan st.

about 100 fee: to the corner of Duncan and l.ytle thence with the north line of l.ytle street about Isl 0-12 feet including the lot purchaaeil of Jacob Hairier: thence with the west line of the Hagiu pur liase at right angles with Lytic st. IOO frs t. thence westwardly 88 rt-12 feet; thence at right angle 183 3-12 feet: thenoe parallel with Fifteenth st, 3 4-12 feet to the south line of Portland avenue; thence eastwardly with the southern line of l'ortiand avenue 110 3-12 feet to the point of he-ginning. I will first offer tbe real estate in 1 1 parcel separately as laid down on a plat which will be exhibited at tbe sale and then as a whole, aud tbe sale realizing the greater sum will be accepted and if after selling the real estate I nave not raised enough to pay the debts, interest and cost. I will then offer the machinery and fixtures in lota, and then as a whole, and the sale realising the greatest sum will be accepted purchaser will be requii-ed 10 pay tbe city taxes assessed against the property for the year 18S3, in the year and tue Stat taxes for the year 1883.

Each purchaser will be required to make a deposit of (25 under rule of the court Tessa or Sals. -The real estate will be sold on credits of (1. 12. 18 and 24 months, and the machinery aud fixtures on credits of 4 and 8 months, but the purchasers of eitlier the real estate or machinery and fixture mat if tbey so desire, pay the purchase money, of tbeir bonds, or any of them in cash. In advance of maturity Amount to be raised 10.

Tlie purchaser will be requirud to rive bond, with good surety, bearing interest at the rate ot 8 percent, per annum from date until paid, and a lien will be retained on the. real estate as additional security. W. H. BAILEY.

liarobal Louisville Chancery Court. NontTt On the above desuriia-d real estate there Is a large four-story brick furniture facto ry; a Urge brick furnituxe warehouse. Said furniture factory is stocked Vith all the machinery and fixtures for carrying on ta manufacturing of furniture of all and every description. SHOES. ImVf Line of Mea aad Woraea' KsbDer UTenboei 0w hand and to arrive at low prtoaa Msmhants will oall early and asears bamlaa.

IKQA1XS A WknlMSli Boot aad fShsM Dadars. a20 West Mala sUwisvUiaAr. aalaaasaVr nAJIsBOAP TIMB-TABLBS. Iminill mmd Xmakrtllm ItmUvmm. liepo.

turner Tenth and Maple sta. N. 0. via Nash. mi X.

O. via Nash a Mi Mobile via Nah. a mi Mobile via Nash. ml noo. via Humb a Pensacola Pensacula Nontgontrrr Montgomery Nashville Nashville Nashville.

How. Oreen Ac. t'hai. A Atlanta. Chat.

A Atlanta. 'hut. A AUiuita. Meuipiits Xeluplil. Metnp-ibi.

Hopklnsvilie. Mopkinsvill'. HopKlllSV ll Rtrhiiiouil. Ky. I.r.ni1m.

kt llardstown Ac. Inrinn.vi. Cincinnati CluctnnaU I 'eiroit Ietron ieveland Cleveland Pittsbinv rttshurith Paltlmore I.alUinore Baltimore Washington Wasuingtoii VaMiinirion. "hiiadelphia i'hilad'-lpliia Philadelphia New Yortj New ork Yoi exlngton Ijcxiagton-. IxingUin.

PlonmAeld Ac. Bloomlield Ac Frankfort Ac. Ijigraiigu Ac Church Ac I.v Louisville Ar Iexinitvon Ar llunungion Ar Kanawua 1 all. i on-ii i Ar Staunton Ar 'harlotUMville. Ar Wastuntoa Ar I'aluuioie Ar 1'liilaleiphia Ar New York.

Lv Chariottesviiia. Ar Iticiimond Lv Louisville Ar Mitchell Ar DloofTiiugtoii Ar tranncastie Ar Rociidalfi Ar Crawfordsvillo jr Lafayette Ar uouoa Ar Micburan Ity Ar Rensselaer Ar Cedar l.ake. Ar Chicago Lv Chicago Ar Cedar Lake I Ar 1 Lv Juk-iugau Oty. Ar Motion Ar Ijaf.tvette Art raw ordsville Ar Hoachdale Ar fi reencastle Ar Rloommgton. A Mitchell Ar Ixiuisvilln 7:4.1 a 1 1 'Ml 4 a A 1 mi 4:2) I' a a.

i.i a m) IC.10 M. Chicago Hon 10.40 A a 4 a vavj li.Oo 7. :7 Loulstille Mail. A 1 11:10 a A Ml I PB i I.IpmI iistln it I Devart I Arrive I Arriva Louisville Lotiisville Deetin'ta. mii: A TV, am 4 a pm a MVtA 4 V.

ph a a 0:42 a lu5Aa :l.hii 4-OOeaj ,1:40 am 11:00 HMrm NIOam 7:40 A a a a 11. -JO (:: 1 :0 I Vv a a 1 a 4:40 A V.Vias 7 a rr' rt-Mr Si-iAM Sleeping cars on 12:30 a. train will be open at p. H. in Ms pie st.

depot. Daily. tDeily except Sunday. Zmuiiwllle mmd Xnthrille ltallrom4. (Louisville, CincmuoU and Lexington Division, i Kiver Fronu bet.

ITrst aud vond sts. Depart Anifit Ar-ive llouisville IxuihviIIk DeaUn'to a a a a a a A i-M 3:10 a ii iioPM iO i 12:1.1 lliiri: 7:1.1 pm A 12:40 am. i I xl :4.1 0:4.1 a A li.Virsi I'M 7:41 Mi dMOpM "2:10 a 1'2 40 I' ro Mi 1 :40 1:4.1 pa i a a a u. 10:2.1 a 11:4.1 AM 7:110 am 10: V.am 11.17 am 2:40 pa, 1 :4.1 pu 11 2S '7-iHJam! 12:30 1:1.. pb.

"''si pa Tally. liailv exeopt Fr.noav. tnndsv. Sleeping ar on WIO a. train will be orw at p.

m. in fllver Front Depo. Irsln leave Soutiiall street 20 minute later thu nhove time. ChtmmmrmUti ojM Ohio Rnlltrmw. Only line Running Solid Train Ketaeau Louis- viile aad Wasliiugton City.

Depot, Water Street, between l'irst and Second. Ticket Ofnce, 340 W. Mam Sires. EASTBOt'KU. In effect November 5.

Loral Ua.l iFaat I Joe, Dauy, ex. lauly. Suudsy. 7:00 a ii -j a 8:0.1 PM sst ino runs daily, aoi a solid train of da cars ami ullnisn sleepers to Wnsuitiglon sitlinut chance, in Union depot for Baltimore, and York. I'liiladrlpaia p-sengers cau remain in sleepers until u.

onreot.s at with Virginia Midland for l.vncnbure. lianvilleaud all noints South. At Richmond Atlantic 4Lst Lu.e for ail points in tbe and the Southeast- LovltviUo, Tea Alhmmf mm Chimin R. lpot. Corner Fourteenth and Main sts.

Night Triin. 7.1.1 15 A -VKI A a'b A a No caanire of rai-s between lu.f viile and Chicago. Only line running solid trains through lo I nicagu. 'Pullman rwioce Sleepers on uigl.t trains. All trains tiaii.v.

Ticket office, southeast corn or Third and Main streets. Night 11:20 a 2:24 A 2:67 a A 5' 1-1 AW a 7:4.1 a a 11 A Union Depot, corner Twalfth and Stat streets, Chicago. City Ticket Office, li Handolnh at, Jeffersoiivllle, Mmitisam mmd JmdiammjHi- tis iCmilrvnU. Louist I eave No AlUini lieave Jertersontille Amve Arrive Arrivo sin Ibyviilo Arrive KusUvlil- Arrive ambridge City. Arrive F'rauklin.

Arrite Indianapolis. Arrive Ktikomo Arrive I sigausport AlTlte Arnve Ijtfavetle. Arrive 'hicago Arrite Term Haute Arrive St. 1.0111s Arrive lev. land Arnte HuiTulo Arrive ittisttin l.eiv..

I l.cute Aloanv Leatr Arrive Sot inour Arrive ColiimlMi Arrive shelbyvdie Arrive Ruahvilie Arrive Cambridge City. Arrive Franklin Arrive Indianapolis A rrive Kokomo. Arrive IxigansporL Arrive Chicago. Arrive Lafayette Arrive Chicago Arrive Terre Haute Arrive ht Louis Amve Cleveland Arrive hufTalo Arrive Boston Leave Indianapolis. Arrive Jsffersonville.

Arrive New Arrive Ioulsviile Leave Louisville Arrive Cecilia sxna.siNu Leave. Indianapolis. Arrive JefTorsoavllle Arrive Ne Albany Arrive IxmisVille Arrive EiixOelhtown Arrive Grayson Spring. Arrivs Leitciilleld Amve Central City Arrive owensboro Arrive Greenville Arrive Nortuavill Amve Trsdewaicr. Arrive lioukinsvi.le Arrive MadisonvuM Arrive Heuderson.

Amve Evansville Amve Prinoeton Amve Eddyvdls. Amve Paducah Arrive Maytteid Arrive Fultoa Arrive Cairo Arrive Rives. Arrivt) Navbora. A-rrivs DrsrshnrsTM Arrive Oovlagtosu Arrive Memphis Arrivs Louisvuie. wm a A I.

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10:00 A a 11:0.1 A a 1:50 pa; 4:10 a 3:14 a 3.11 a 4. .17 tt 10 PB H'lll O.OO PB i pb; 8:01 PM 10:.) a :40 PM Pm! fl 130 AM) IOil 00 a vi 7:4.1 A i 8:1.1 a a a 11:1.1 2:. ill I 2.411 :2.1 if v.aft No. rt 7:40 ti 8:4 10:02 10:4.1 2:00 a 2:50 A :20 A 1:40 a a 7:0.1 a 1:25 a 7:30 a No. 4.

i.i am 7:40 am a a 8 JO as 11:58 am 7:40 a M. 1 1:40 A 8. I N0.1t. 4:00 pm, I 7:0 a 10:30 7:3.1 mi 10-5H 7:10 pm 10:40 Noa 1. and 10 run daily.

All others daily except Sunday. Train leaving Loulsvilla at 7:30 p. a. has palace sleeping cars to Chs-ago: Pullman sleeper and day coach through to St Louis without Changs. Train leaving at a.

m. ha chair car anl coaches to Chicago without change, except Sunday. Desit northeast corner Fourteenth aud Main sts. Chmsmjsmmlcm, OKlo mmd BmtUmmsttrm MS. Jl ln effect Notrinoer 12.

1882. For Owansboro, Henderson, Paduoaa, Msmpbia and tne South and South west Ticket ofuce 340 West tain street Depot, cots aer of Fourtsenlh and Main straau. Exp Stai loss. 1 laily 1 'r 7:40 A 4:00 PM PM ess ii'-..