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GROCERIES. EXTRA SPECIAL PRICES ON CANNED TOMATOES. CEREALS. Extra dozen fine 3-ib Red Ripe Tomatoes, per 880 Flour. Washburn Crosby's Gold Medal 27c Van Tomatoes, Camp's 12 choice pack Red Ripe 980 Ivory Rolled 1b 2c per dozen cans.

Tip-Top Brand Marrow Fat Peas, 980 New Hominy lb 2c LAUNDUY SPECIALS Quaker package 1 large bars good Soap, $1.85 Health package Raiston's 170, large pound package Parity Kendall' Starch. Soapine. 100 large bottle Laundry Blue. Cook's Flaked package 120 I Notions at Treasure Nickel- Plated Safety Pine. sizes.

A 30 The Irons. Trilby Nickel- Plated Curling 40 Children's Black Hose Supporters. Pair. 850 A pair Corset Nteels, in black, white and drab. Little Prices.

16 White different and Colored Finishing Braids: Colored Brush Binding. patterns. A 40 Cotton Twill Tape: 6 different widths package, Brooks Machine, Thread: black and white. 158 Ironing Wax, with bandie, All Day, Vine Curtain WINNIN, Remnants Colored Dress Goods. SILKS.

Worth up to 30c a yard. Monday 9 yd. All Day. 500 Places Fancy Drapery Silkoline, 5 a yard. All Day.

Double Width Curtain Scrim, 21c a yd. 42-inch Cheviot Suiting. Wool 75c Black Taffeta Silk 40-Inch Silk and Plaids, 34-Inch Camel's Hair Pure Bilk, good heavy quality and high finish. good range of Waists and linings. Sold Suiting.

All come in 472c a splendid quality for elsewhere at 75c. Our Wool Tricot Suiting. price, per yard Best English Cash meres, Black Velvet All- Ladies' A quality for Cloth. come in all Waists and colors. all Worth Silk and fine finish.

90c, per STOVE SUPPLIES, GAS LIGHTS, All Day. Yard Wide UNBLEACHED MENLIN, 4C a yd. 29C Buys TC All Day. Incandescent Good 10-yard Gas Burner Gas DRAPERY, For 39c All Day. (jood Whisk Brooms, Worth 15c, 7 All Day.

Imt. Sterling PURSES, 10c All Day. Boys' Cheviot Waists, 15c All Day. Hemmed Crochet Bed Spreads, 39c All Day. Apron Check GINGHAMS, 3c yard.

THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1900. SMALL "AD" -BUT MIGHTY BIG BARGAINS prices that we defy you to buy same goods at in any house in this city- This is not mere talk- "Small -But Mighty intend to cut all over town- get lower than the goods can The Big -For the down this expense to less samples--compare qualities be bought elsewhere, CINCINNATIS GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE 5WCOR TRICOT FLANNELS Pure Wool Tricot, YARD- colors. It 27 Waist shades, including Flannel, handsome evenins real value 50c yard. Embroidered Waist Flannels, YARD--Pine French It nels, shades. Embroidered All Actual desirable Flan- value $1.00 yard.

FLANNELETTES. Best Fancy Outing Flannels, It Ole inge: some Stripes, worth Plaids. newest hand. yard. color- Rich Mercerized Flannelette, YARD-Rich At 124c dots signs colors, and in extra all small in new An- deish and quality; worth 18c yard.

Knife. Shovel. Box. WE ARE GOING TO ENLARGE OUR OPTICAL DEPARTMENT And Before the Carpenters and Painters Take Possession We Must Reduce Our Immense Stock. WE INAUGURATE MONDAY A GRAND REBUILDING SALE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF OPTICAL GOODS.

Gold go in Filled this Eye Rebuilding Glasses, Sale warranted to wear 10 years, 10-karat this Rebuilding Sale Chains, worth $1.00. 39c Rimless Eye dollar Glasses, grade, go "not in this invisible, Rebuilding but Sale nearly so," 49c Pure Silk Rebuilding Sale Cords, for 5c Dollar ing glass, Perfection go in this Spectacles, la most for excellent read- 39c Large ing size Sale Tin Thermometers, worth 25c, Rebuild- 12c 14-karat go in this Gold- Filled Rebuilding Eye-Glass Sale for Chains, worth $1.50, 79c Large rate, size worth Wood 500, Rebuilding Thermometers, Sale 8 guaranteed pecial 23c LADIES' JACKETS AND CLOAKS That Cannot Be Duplicated Anywhere. All-Wool Kersey Jacket, lined throughout, in Tans, Castor and $4.95 all colors; high or low et, satin lined, beautifully stitched and should Washington tailored; have to Mills ask bought best $10:00 early Kersey for or them; Jack- we $7.50 26-inch Box Coat, best all-wool Kersey, fine satin lined, up to date, all colors $9,98 Children's Box Coats, all-wool Broadcloth, 6 new shades, sizes 1 to somely braided, lined Military Cape, handthroughout, all the $3.98 Extra heavy Broadcloth Military Box Coats, all colors, sizes 1 to 6 cape trimmed with fur years edging and ribbons, $4.98 the Jair TELEGRAM SKIRT BINDING. The Jair Ladies' Corset Drawers; Chemise, Gowns, Covers Skirts, and 98c The Jain CANDY DEPARTMENT The Jain MEN'S UNDERWEAR The best on earth. usual price $1.50.

1,000 lbs. Mixed Taffy Men's Fleeced Lined 64 RACE Per 9c 64 RACE Each. RACE per 8c RACE Tan, Shirte Gray, and Blue, Drawers, worth unn THE FAIR. NEW LIGHTS We have on our fourth floor the handsomest line of Lamps ever shown in Cincinnati, and they are dieplayed on the only LAMP PYRAMID. match Decorated Lamp and Globe to $1.69 Genuine Rochester Lamp and $2.98 Lamp, in elegant all the Banquet latest or decorations.

Parlor $4.98 A fine line of Lampe, in metal and wrought iron, at all prices. A visit to our Department will save you money, and you will find the handsomest of lights. Toilet Ware Pyramid Toilet Sets of all kinds, from 6-piece Sets at $1.39 To 12-piece Sets 825.00 SEE OUR FOURTH FLOOR PYRAMIDS. The Jaw The Jair 6U RACE RACE DONATION DAY TABLE LINENS Bleached Satin Damask, Linen It worth wide: Damask, rich designs: inches yard. Bleached Double Damask.

Extra Weight It 75c cial and Table in Damask, value, Anish inches wide; cost to import $1.00 yd. past years we have spent every than half and give it instead to our and prices, and if our prices are we don't ask you to patronize us. FREE Medallion Tickets.lions will be given out. If you After Saturday evening, 10 o'clock, not a ticket for Medal- can't FREE have but $9.00 worth you get your Medallion. You must have $10.00 worth before closing Saturday night.

LINEN DOILIES. All Lines Doilies, Bordered, fringed, size 13 by 13 inches. worth Special, 60c dozen. 10c Damask Deilles, Pure Linen, with without border, fringed, 17 by 17 doz. Special, inches, worth $1.00 53c PAPER DEPT.

Last. Week of Our Great Challenge Sale. Commencing Monday we will offer our high grade 85c, 50c and 60c Papers this sale per 15C This is an exceptional opportunity to secure an elegant Paper (at listle cost) to decorate your rooms for the have the largest and Anest stock in the city to from. An elegant line of Gold and Colored Room Moldings, per per worth 6c foot, this sale 3c Compare our Papers and prices with dive dealers. Several hundred room lots, rich dark colors.

12 rolle Side and 3 rolls 18-inch this sale Gold Border, worth $2.70, 98c A large variety consisting of 12 and 14 rolls Side and 3 rolle close out 9-inch at per Border; will 78c Take advantage of our great banging offer, BOOKS. SPECIALS FOR MONDAY ONLY. Alice of Oid Vincennes, "RedempOn the Publishers' price tion of David Carson," "'Stringtown $1.50. Here 98c Bibles, Oxford leather bound: fully good illustrated: paper: worth clear $2.00. print: Mon- on $1.29 Catholic Prayer Books.

Leather bound. Monday gold edges, worth 42c Copper Plate Engraving. 50 Cards, name only, with copper 69c DRUGS AND TOILET GOODS. Madame Yale 1 106 a Pare Malt We quote in this ad EXPLANATION -Our heading reads day for advertising our goods about patrons. We ask the public to shop not from one fourth to one half FREE Tickets o'clock.

Saturday Distribution No closes of night tickets at Medallion positively given 10 out after that time. Get your tickets completed this week. Black Dress Goods. 40-inen All-Wool Serge Skirting, 40-inch Wool Henrietta, 40- inch Figured Satin Ber. 38c The above are good Blacks.

46-inch Heavy AllCheviot Serge: 54-inch All- Wool Storm Berge; high Anish 45-inch Bilk Luster, 59c The above "are exceptionally good values. HOUSE FURNISHINGS, Mrs. 65C Potte Buys 49C Buys Nickel- Buys 4c Buys 3C Crystallized SAD IRONS Steel stove Plated Can Board, Complete. Wood Back. Stove Lifter Opener.

5c 29c Buys Buys large Japanned Ash BREAD Bread for the month of October were $1,472.770. This is about as much as the B. and O. 8. earns net in a year.

It is understood the St. Louis and San Francisco will build an extension to Ft. Worth, Texas. General Passenger home Agent from 8t. Lynch of the Big Four arrived Louis last evening.

The Cincinnati Railroad (Tub will in the near future have a clubroom at the Burnet House. YEAR'S EXPENSES Of B. P. S. Departments According To the Estimates.

The semiannual appropriating ordinance, in which the estimates of the head of the various departments under the Board of Public Service are set forth, was formally approved by that board yesterday. As stated heretofore in THE ENQUIRER, the estimate for the entire year of 1901 is about cut in half. For the first six months the estimate in detail as follows: Waterworks 511.210 00 Street Cleaning 117,500 Repair 00,050 Parka 23.340 00 Trunk Sewers 220,000 Sewerage 16,500 00 Sanitary 21.610 00 Market 7,530 00 City Infirmary 48,225 00 Bridge 19,541 66 Light 181.714 03 Miscellaneous 63,673 00 Total $1,290,894 01 The B. P. S.

for the whole year's expenditures asks for about $160,000 more money than was expended last year. GOLDEN JUBILEE of St. Patrick's Catholic Church To Be Celebrated Next Sunday. The celebration of the goiden jubilee of 8t. Patrick's Catholic Church, to be held next Sunday, will bring a number of priests here from various parts of the country.

Bishop Moeller, of Columbus, will calebrate the pontifical mass; Archbishop Elder and Very Rev. John B. Murray, President of Mt. St. Mary's Seminary, assisting.

offcial programme is as follows: Hiigh mass at 10 vespers at 2:30 p. sacred concert by choir and jubilee exercises at 7:30 p. m. At this last hour tableaux and addresses will be given. MARRIED IN KENTUCKY.

John H. Ellis, 29, of Belletontaine, Ohio, and Dora Ward, 20, of Roundhead, Ohio; John H. Pleimann, 40, of Ft. Thomas, and Lillie Williams, of Salem, Fred H. Sauer, 27, and Olive D.

Johnson, 24, both of Prospect. Ohio, and Bickel, 22, and Othilia Herbst. 22, both of Portsmouth. Ohio, were married Covington yesterday. Adam Speldel, 30, and Maggie Yout, $5, both of Cincinnati, were married in New port yesterday.

Thomas Miss Mayme Lenahan, both or Cincinnati, were married last evening in Newport. James H. Thomas and Lorreta O'Brien, both of Newport, were married there last night. STAMINA LEAGUE MINSTRELS. great deal of interest is being taken In the minstrel show to be given by the Stamina League on November 80 and December 1.

The reserved seat plats will be open to-morrow morning at the 0. ticket office, "Fifth and Walnut streets. Following are the names of the members of the Teuchter, chorusi, E. J. Winter Steinle.

Dr. R. Little, J. C. Dom, Emil Huss G.

H. Newstedt, F. Bundy, O. Dr. Rose Dr.

W. S. Ludlow, James Brand, Frank Koch, Al Herlinger G. W. P.

Teuchter. Platt, F. C. neit, and UNLUCKY REMARL An inadvertent remark made by William Lewis, of Eighth and Burns streets, last evening in the Sixth street market, led to his arrest and that of his companion, Harry Wilson, of Piqua, Ohio. Officer Jack Drain through the market when he that the would be a good place snatch pocketbooks.

Drain them, and charge of loitering placed against them. Delicatessen rich chicken broth. tonic. Cup quart 20c. PURE CALIFORNIA WINES AND LIQUORS.

Sherry Wine, Including jag, gallon Hunter Baltimore Rye, per James E. Pepper Sour Nash, per Pilsener Esport Beer, per dosen Runnymede Club Rye, Spring 92, per CORSETS. and (No. 101) W. B.

(No. 410) Thompson's Glove NAPKINS. Bleached All linen, choice dos Special, doz designs, worth 50c 20c Bordered Lincs Napkins, German Glace Nap doz Special, dos kins, with colored border, worth Me When Selecting EUCHRE PRIZES Don't fail to see our Pictures. We have undoubtedly the largest selection in the city. See our Japanese Water Colors.

They are new and pleasing, from 50c To $1.50. Have Your Pictures Framed MONDAY. 3c Per land Greens, foot Oaks. for Aluminums narrow or Golds, HolLet us frame 'One" as a trial. You will surely bring more.

PHOTO STUDIO EXTRA PREPARATIONS FOR Holiday Pictures. Best Work in the City. THE FAIR. BED SPREADS. Crochet Bed Spreads.

White, Pearl Hemmed, milles patterns: worth Special, $1.00. 75c White Marseilles Patterned Bed Spreads. Extra Worth Special, $1,50 each. 95c UNDERWEAR Lined in worth 75c. FURNITURE, CARPETS AND STOVES IRON BED SALE.

IRON BED, White Enamtop Mattress: worth $8.50. eled, strong and well made, wire Spring and Cottonincluding good Weren- $5.59 IRON BED (like cut); Brass Rail on head footspring and board; Brass Spindle; including Mattress, good worth woven wire $8.98 ROCKERS. Don't Fail to see our $1.98 Rockers. 10 styles, other stores retail same kind for $3.00 up to $4.50, your choice of 10 $1.98 1 CARPETS AND RUGS At Money Saring Prices. Velvet Carpets, high grade quality, feet, Arminster worth Rugs, 9x12 just dining the room, Carpet for border the to parlor our prices, $25.00.

$17.50 you Axminister $1.00, Carpet our Carpet, price, beautiful 79c and Brussels feet, our worth Rags, size $12.00, 9x12 $9.50 match. stores will ask popular floor covering for Kensingtop Art Squares, a parlor. and Sold $1.10, our everywhere price, for yd. 77ic value ali-wool, $5.00, size ear real $3.75 All- Wool value Ingrain Carpet, Chaise Matting, real our 50c. price, 34c 40 $3.60: STOVES DECIDEDLY CHEAP.

$4.48 $3.98 For Bedroom, Heating Stove, For Miller" Oil Heater, Complete with pipe. Absolutely Forth odorless $6.00. and smokeless. Worth $7.50. $6.98 For Garland $25.00 Polished Steel Plate For Heating Steve, Ranges, Worth $35.00 Nicely nickel trimmed, complete Complete.

ap and delivered with pipe, worth $9.00. The The BU RACE RACE BIG PARTI. Temple, Shrine, Scottish Rite Cathedral Burton Holmes's lecture subject delivered moving pictures, "EMERSON AND THEOSOPET." subject to be re this at No. Corsets Fitting 1a to I pair: pol MUSIC! MONDAY Compositions containing -Valec "Scarf Arabesque, etc. 04 pages most "Salvation." Sone.

Hit of the Loves Baby BODE for in Lady Gas W. Dixie Ladies' Two- Mil De his staff of attendance. Parlors, most nervous invited to inspect Dentistry. Air, the extracting 45c a euchre party About 18 delightful banquet will be in the There novel prises the ROSE'S RAT EXTERMINATOR, ROSE 850 85c BLANKETS. 69c The Western roads have decided not to make a rate of one cent a mile to Denver on account of the G.

A. R. Encampment, to be veterans held don't recede August. from their demands next it the G. A.

the place for holding the encampment the will be changed to some city In Central States. Patrick McCarty, of the Ilinois Central, for whose the second headquarters consecutive are year been award. at ed the first premium for the best kept Tilinois. and most perfect section of the road in The main line of the Chicago and North: western Chicago to the Missouri River, ing miles, 175. is miles to double Omaha will be double tacked.

The remaintracking between Nevada and Boone, The Chicago and Alton, It is understood, will put a passenger representative at Pittssented burg. the Delano Great Luce, Northern at Pittsburg, 1 who formerly is said, will get the place. The estimated cost of elevating the tracks the Pennsylvania Railroad and Central of New Jersey through Newark, N. $2.000.000, of which amount asked to pay $630,000. The force at the Pan-handle shops at Cos lumbus in working full time again, 50 hours a week.

Material is herd to secure or more work would be turned out. that It has the net been earnings going the of 0 o. We is con 12c for, tedigo $3.90 Calico, guaranteed 40 rard. pair $1.90 4.11 Day, MUSICI Chaminade's Folio nette," terer," inade's Coon "Who Prettiest written "My Two-Step. "A Ragtime.

"The The Dr. With in constant Dental The are Painless Vitalized ess for Crochet MUSICI 150 Buys Quality 24c 19C Buys Buys, Wood Large Kim Steel Brass 'Mantle. Ash Sieve. Padlock. 29C Buys Butcher, Bread and Potato even A more important road than at first planned, with a likellhood that the line will be extended still further West.

DEMORALIZED. When the District Committees were formed by the Western roads and put in charge of George W. Ristine It was said that there would be no more demoralization in freight rates, and that tariff would be strictly maintained. At meeting of the executive officers of the Western lines held at Chicago lagt Thursday evidence was produced showing that the demoralization is greater now than It was before the formation of the District Committees. East-bound from Kansas grain rates have been cut from 8 to 5 cents A hundred, and provision rates from 10 cents hundred.

West-bound rates from Chicago and St. Louts have also been cut. and contracts at cut rates are outstanding that won't expire until December 31. AN IMPORTANT DECISION. The Supreme Court of Ohio, In the case of the Toledo and Ohio Central Road vs.

Bowler Burdick, Judge Speir presiding. has rendered a decision regarding liability that is of importance to the railroads. The Court decides that a carrier of pas. sengers is not liable for the loss of a package containing merchandise shipped over its line by a passenger under the gutse of baggage, when neither the carrier nor its proper agent has actual knowledge of the contents of the package, and the loss is occasioned by ordinary negligence, and not that gross negligence which amounts to willfulness and evinces a reckless disregard of the rights of others. BUT FEW CHANGES At the meeting of the Western cation Committee at Hot Springs, during the past week no less than 600 subjects were considered, but comparatively few number changes of were propositions to eliminate carmade in classification.

load ratings were submitted, but most of them were rejected except on goods that do not move in car-load lots. It was decided that farming implements shipped for repairs would be carried at one half the tariff rates. QUITS RAILROADING. Wm. M.

Ray, Chief Train Dispatcher of the Vandalia, has tendered his resignation and will quit railroading, to engage in the coal business at Terre Haute, Ind. Mr. Ray has been with the Vandalia for years, commencing as an operator in HIll. the office of General Superintendent Joseph In 1682 Mr. Ray was made Dispatcher, and later Chief Dispatcher, which position he filled.

has since HOOKING VALLEY SHOWING. The comparative statement of the gross earnings of the Hocking Valley Company for the second week of November, which has just been issued, shows, 1900, estimated, $92,279 09; 1899, actual, $89,896 86; increase, $2,382 23. ONLY. for Piano. Pull Pints, "Serenade," -MinCaprice." "The Flat.

29 Dance," "Air De Hal. All of Cham beautiful 32C Covers Last 23c 5c. Best young voices 23c Baby Bernard's la test. 23c 49 15c code' POLLEN Man." 15c Drawers cluster of 15c. Johns, Embroiders Day.

for skilled assistants, 45 AN Day. Long Feather Second Floor. Boss, and delicate 10c his system of All Dey. Twise only sale Shopping Bags, teeth. 10c The Jair 65 RACE REMARRIED In This City Under Assumed Name Did Portsmouth Woman Without Getting Divorce.

Either Mamie J. Fisher is a bigamist or she has made a serious mistake On Norember 12 Mamie Fisher was married to Harvey H. Detweller by Rev. E. K.

L. Schmidt in this city. Det weller is a soldier at Ft. Thomas. Yesterday a postal card was received at the Probate Court here from an anonymous writer stating that the woman has a husband living and that a divorce is pending at Portsmouth.

Her maiden name was given as Fubr and her husband's as William Pewthers. Inquiry at Portsmouth developed that Mamie J. Pewthers some time ago, through her attorney, Judge Calvert, fled suit for divorce from William Pewthers, but that N. W. Evans, sitting as referee, refused to grant the divorce.

Mrs. Pewthers is the daughter of Prot. Fuhr, formerly Superintendent of the pubito schools at Portsmouth, Detweiler, when seen by an ENQUIRER reporter last evening, admitted that his wife had been married to Pewthers, but said she was under the impression that she had been granted a divorce. He said she has gone to Portsmouth to visit a relative, who 18 sick. He also admitted that Fisher, the name she gave when they were married, was an assumed name, and that he knew her by the name of Fuhr.

He says she regresented to him that she had obtained divorce at Portsmouth. NO PENSION May Be Allowed Fireman Bland's Widow -New Engine House. The Fire Trustees yesterday adopted the plans submitted by Architect Henry Hake for the new Riverside engine and ladder house. Bids for its construction will be advertised for at once. Corporation Counsel Hunt rendered an opinion to the Trustees of the Fireman's Relief Fund, stating that they are not bound to of pay Thomas pension Bland, to the widoy and children as provided for in an act of the Legislature.

He holds that the Legislature could provide for classes of persons but could not specity Individuals to whom pensions should be paid. CINCINNATI CONVICT HURT. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE ENQUIRER. COLUMBUS, OHIO, November Snyder, serving a five-year term from Hamliton County for making a criminal assault on a six-year-old girl, met with an accident this morning that will confine him to the hospital for several days. He was engaged in finishing up a hoe, and received a gash on the left side of his nose about two inches long and down to the bone.

Snyder was originally sentenced to serve life sentence but got a new trial. LEWIS VOIGHT'S CONDITION. resort. SINGLE TAX ESSAY CONTEST. It was stated last evening at the residence of Hon.

Lewis Voight, Kemper lane and Windsor street, Walnut Hills, that his condition was unchanged, and is regarded as critical by both the members of his ily and attending physicians. An operation is advised for the removal of the gall stones with which Mr. Voight is amicted, but family will only consent to this The Cincinnati Single Tax Club has fered prizes aggregating $50 in gold to the school children of Hamilton County for the three compositions on the philosophy of Henry The who will upon the merits of the Hon. Guy W. Mallon, Alfred B.

F. Vogeler, Hon. Charles B. Wilby Dr. ed trains and 8:00 p.

ASSIGNEE'S SALE. ASSIGNEE'S SALE THE RAILROADS Several annual meetings of stockholders of railroad companies will be next neck which will be of great Interest to Cin- innati people. On Monday next the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Baltimore and Ohio wIll be held at Baltimore. At that time it will likely be decided whether the B. and 0.

8 W. will be merged with the B. and O. It will be no surprise if W. M.

Green, now he President and General Manager of the and o. S. W. 1s made a Vice President of the B. and 0.

to be In charge of the operaof the B. and o. S. W. Division with leadquarters here.

001 next Tuesday the stockholders of the Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific myany, lessee of the Cincinnati Southern, hold their annual meeting at the genFrai offices at Seventh and Elm streets. will not likely be any changes in the or officials of the company. Thursday next the stockholders of the Ha, timore and Ohio Southwestern will meet the general offices here in the Central Depot building. It is belleved that Coven. President of Baltimore and will be made Preaident of the B.

and S. TI succeeding E. R. Bacon. MOST EXPENSIVE And Best Constructed Line in the Country, It la Claimed.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE ENQUIRER. L'ATTON. OHIO, November Valentine Winters, of the Dayton and Western Traction Company, which is considerIng an extension of the line from this city 1 Richmond, to-day stated that the proposed Dayton and Troy Electric Line would be pushed to completion from this date, and that it will be in operation by early summer. The Carnegie Steel Company has secured the contract for 2,500 tons seventy-pound rails, while the bridge work will be done by the Newcastle Bridge Company, of Newcastle, Ind. Ten new cars, modern in every, particular and containing baggage and smoking compartments, have been ordered, while the Westinghouse Electric Company, of Pittsburg, will furnish the noncondensing engines of 750 horse power, also the motor-driven boosters.

The power house and car barns will be constructed of fre-proof material at Tippecanoe City. The road will be built over a private line, and according to the statements of the capital1sts behind the project will be the most expensive and the beet constructed line in the United States. The builders include Mr. Winters, a traction owner, who is also interested in the Brown-street line; Chas. B.

"legg. President of the Oakwood Railway ident of the various lines under the superCompany, and Colonel D. B. Corwin, Presvision of the City Railway Company. The completion of this road will afford the Southern Ohio an extension to the capital of Miami County, as direct connections will made here.

branch road from Troy to Piqua will also be built. it is stated. The Dayton and Northern, extending from this city to Greenville, Ohio, is now under course of construction. BOUGHT BY THE I. AND 0.

0. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TEN ENQUIRI WAPAKONETA, OntO, November is now stated that the St. Mary's extension of the Columbus and Northwestern Railroad has been purchased from Messrs. Strang and Haskell by the Toledo and Ohio Central, the sale having been consummated at The Cleveland road several days ago. under contract to have through trains running from Columbus to St.

force of Mary's men within are 60 days, and large grade in this county. now working Offices on have the been old opened up in thin city by the new company. Hence what promised to be a city to branch from BE John's through this our to be UNDER A REAPPRAISEMENT. Choice Betiding Lots FOLEY SUBDIVISION Frosting on Warsaw McPherson Laclede Maria Bet. Sturm Street and McPherson Avenue.

Each 25 1 100 ALSO GOOD 12-Story Frame Residence Eight Rooms, ete. Lot 75 x205 ft. PRICE HILL. Saturday, November 24, at 2 P. M.

Residence appraised 5 $3,200.00. Late praised from 55 to 1 according to location. be a Close to schools and churches. electric pass the property. and bargain.

property ever offered on Price Hill. I cash. balance to 1 Florence A. Sullivan, Florence A. Sullivan, 1 de V.

Carroll, Hollister Hollister. Charles Weber, Auctioneer. E. Corner Court REWARD. WILL GIVE $300.00 Cash Reward AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED For the return of Jewelry November 2406 Ashland 08 night 16.

JAS. V. HOWELL, Columbia Theater, MEN AND MATTERS. At the Children's Hospital Will Be Rey. ally Celebrated, Donation Day at the Children's Hospital this year falls on the 22d of ber, being the Thursday before Thanksgiving.

The hospital will be open to visitors all day long. The services will be conducted by Bishop Vincent, and will be held in one of the wards at 11 o'clock. At this time reports of the past year's work will be read, and the Bishop will make his annual address. At noon luncheon will be served and a social hour enjoyed. After will be luncheon held, the when the election of Trustees will take place and other business be transacted.

At this to the hospital of those representing a meeting those contributing $500 annually ciety which supports a the cot are entitled to vote. the close two of will morning be dedicated service on Donation Day cots as warm friends and supporters of the hosto two who have always pital-Mr. T. H. C.

and Mrs. Williams Henry Davis. PIONEER DEAD. Daniel C. Stow.

pioneer citizen, died his home at 3000 Gilbert avenue, Walnut Hills, yesterday morning after short of the Stow 78 ere born in York. tinning two daughters survive him. The fuperal will take place the tamily on Gilbert avenue 2:30 o'clock afternoon. LIBERAL 800ISTY DEBATE The Ohio Libetal 8 debate upon t. College Hall this Cless Wright, al and Mr.

John Charle The subject Best Spirits of the Dead J. W. Bullock returned to the city yesterday from summer spent at Berkshire Hills and other points in the East. Mr. Bullock continued his trip to New York and Philadelphia, and then turned it into a business tour, and closed a contract for the Bullock Electric Company for a $25,000 plant for the United States Finishing Company at Lawrence, large printers of calico.

NOTES NOTES E. K. Stallo, who has been in the city for 10 days, left last evening over the C. and 0. accompanied by Charles H.

Shaw, his partner. They will remain in New York until Thursday, and in that time will close two deals of much importance to business I interests in Covington and this city. Mr. Stallo expects to have his Continental Car Company thoroughly wound shortly. Hon.

Joseph Hughes Hamilton, now of the elty, yesterwith his route to the metropolfs. Since Hughes Moated the Continental Tobacco Company, out of which be up has been cool million dollars for himself, he James the Cham tic President of Com official invitation to the to Cincinnati members and of Comme Club. Louis H. the on and granite quarries, in heavily 1 He until after the holidays. PROPOSALS.

BIDS INVITED ACCORDANCE Connell, KALPOS. AI THE UNION.