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mm yiw, iuin a lovely noasa or ed widewa. The ladv managers and member of tbe Association am -JTlZ hd hope so see all their friend at the Home on Tbnrsdav nik Any doom! tloa will be most thank full, received byl ef tbe above-named ladies or at the Eobmo the day of the reoepttoow Coeirt Jleere. Taa followtng gentlemen were eeleeted te eerve en the Grand Jury yesterday H. T. Ogden, Foreman, Henry KoMerman, Wm.

M. Allen, Arohlbald Hood, E. P. Stout, D. V.

Corwln. -Lw Murray, Wm. Sehlomer. Adam Boltennom. Wm.

Purvis, Henry Weber. H. Mapnea, Lambert De Camp, Wm. Rend Geo, ao. Tan ease ot Lsora.

ICealana va. Albert Kealans for divorce was beard yesterday before Judge Avery. The suit was brought en Jt tbe ground that the defendant had been eon Victed of a felony and was serving a teraaef yaam tn the Penitentiary. Decree granted. Lovia BRAatKAjsr waa yeaterday appointed admanlatrator ef Casper H.

Walkenhorst, let. flQQ In personalty aad ti.000 real. In the sett ef Catharine MeLanghlin va, Jo- hann and Dennl Cary for IIOXX) damage i tor parson al injuries anatained. a verdict lor waa rendered by default aome time i ego. Yeaterday the ease was given toaury In Judge Harmon's room for tha assessment of a vesdlot waa rstnrned for tbe defendants.

ftr the suit of Jamea Campbell against Bart-' ley Campbell a brought forth j-eooveryJ' or a oajance una on a promissory note, tne jury returned a verd let BeToro udce Bueh waiter yesterday for tAio 41 in favor ot piaintiix. Lotjia Boixucx yesterday brought aalt agalRst Louis Btlohtenoth in tha Superior Court for tha recovery of 912,000 damage claimed to have been anstalned by tbe plaintiff. In hie petition he alleges that on the 8th of May, In tbe presence of bystander, tbe defendant addreased him In tbe following word: Yon are a thief: You have stolen tnose postal stamps." whereby his fair name and character were Injured to tne tune Thoktow B. Cdbbt yesterday brought suit against James A. O'Nell In the Court of Common Plea for a dissolution of partnership.

Tha plaintiff declares that be and tha defend ant had entered into partnership in a at and gaa-fittlng establishment lav Louisville; that the defendant left that city with a portion of the stock and a check for belong-lt to tha firm, and wnlah ba attemoted to have cashed for his own use. Tbe plaintiff pray for a dissolution of partnership ana mat a receiver ne appointed. OUR MERCHANTS DEMAND That tbe Board of Ill-Health Be Reorganized, And That an Efficient, Body Take if Place. At one o'clock yesterday afternoon tha Committee appointed to confer with the Board of Healtn with a view to bavlng this body elect Or. Minor Health Officer made tbe following report: UrntlcsTRR Yonr Bpeclal Committee appointed to confer with the Board of Health in reference to the appointment of Dr.

T. O. Minor aa Health Officer of tbe city beg leave to report bavins: met tbe Board of Health at p. m. vesterday, and, having placed before that Board tbe resolution of your body, received the accompanying communication in reply.

Respectfully, A. Hickrmloofbr, MARKBRK1T. T. W. Zm.MKBKAN, H.

WiLSoa Baowx, Geokos W. Jones. CoomlUM. Tbe aommnnleatlon referred to was read aa follows: Ctkcutkati, May 1882. Hon.

OxororW. Jonks Sir: At a meeting of the Board of Health held Jiay 8th, tha following was adopted: "Wuibias, The position of Health Officer or the City or Cincinnati having dmo tendered to Dr. T.C. Minor at three dlflerent elections and the same having been refused with tbe remark that he would not serve under this Board: therefore be It "Itetolved, That the Committee of the Chamber of Commerce be respectfully informed that this Board doea not deem It expedient to comply with their request. "W.C.

Williams, clerk." Mr. H.VWilson Brown then read the following preamble and resolution, which wer unanimously adopted: 1 Wbebxas, It lathe opinion of this Chamber that the preaent Health Board of tha City of Cincinnati has not been strident during the past alx months Id tne matter of ridding tbe city ot amail-pox or ot preventing the spread of tbe same: and, Wuerkab, Any longer delay in securing efficiency and more prompt action would proven serious detriment to all the best interests of our city; therefore, be it Hmtoivetl. That we respectfully recommend tbe reorganisation of said Board by the Com mon Council. Jtetotved. That oonies of this resolution be transmitted to the City Clerk with tbe request that he submit tbe same for the consideration of the Boards of Alderman and Councilman at their next meeting.

The proposition to reorganise the Board of Health was received with anoh hearty and prolonged applause that Mr. Brown could not finish reading for several minutes. It showed that tbe aentiment of the better class of the community waa wholly against tha present Board, and Council would do well to put itself en rapport with it at once, aa no Board can be successful it not sustained by publlo oon-ndenoe and respect, and it has neither. Ahl'lEHENTft. TBS XRW VTirX-STRKET OPUA-HOtTSR.

The new jtheater built on tbe site of the Vine-street Opera-house is about completed, and will be ready for occupancy next Monday evening, when it will be opened with what the management promise shall be a strong novelty company. Tbe new boose will Best about sixteen hundred people. It will be found mnch superior to tbe old one in many respects, and ia very neatly finished, tbe dome oetng maKnineentiy decorated with paoer, surpass! no: any fresco work In beauty and magnifloenoe. Tha parquet ia flnlahed with elegant folding epera-ebalra, and tbe otner portions oi tne auditorium are turn isned with comfortable seats. Tbe stage is thirty oy iorty leet.

wen siocKea wnn entirely new scenery and drop-curtain, and the dressing- rooms are sixteen in number. Tbe four pri vate boxes are furnished in good style, and the refreshment saloon is double tbe else of the former one. Mr. Charles S. Smith is the sole manager, who will have an experienced corps of assistants, and tbe orenestra will con tain ten pieces under an experienced leader.

The opening next Monday will be a eruaher. VOTES. This 1 the last week of the season at Rob inson's. Matinxxs this afternoon at the Grand and uencR. The Hyde and Bebman Combination are aoing wen at ueuck-a.

Mahrorr Fxsrst rssrt did. not leave for Chicago as be intended. Loir Morris, the famon minstrel, died la new xork Saturday ot consumption. Miss Charlotte Thompsox appears in her Atw Jan at Ueuolfs next week. The Minstrels had another large audience at the Grand laat night.

Thia eompeny 1 the neat mat air. xiaveriy naa yet organised. Mr. Jakes Douglas arrrved la the cityyee- leraay, ana leaves tor umiaviiie mis evening to meet Mr. John Fielding, wnose manager be Is to be next season.

Mr. Douglas 1 much improvea in lie aim. The Troy (N. Times eaya: "Many Cln elnnatians think that it ia Billy Emerson, the aong-and-danoe man, who is dead, and he Is muen mourned." well, Billy married a Cln cin nail girl, ami we would have a rigbt to mourn witn ner. Charlrt Frohrtajt telegraphs from Ifaw York: -Tbs United SUtea Court has granted Marshall H.

Mai lory, proprietor of the Madi-aon-Sqoare Thaater, a permanent injunction isiumbitcm macxeye, enioininar blm from playrngifasef Kirk." Thrrr was an increased attendance at Bob-inson1 last evening, and play ot Jioomt For Jtnt went off with more vim than on tbe previous evening. Every lady attending thia performance the preaent week will be pre- WHw ll.llll miJAMW BUUf BUir, M- Cowhxr, genul John MeCnllongh's manager, ia in tb city. In ad. dltion to being an able theatrical manager. Billy" te a firswelaaa horseman, and liaa owned aome tip-top flyers.

Hia "Marina" let ters proved mm vo oe a sporting authority ot no mean magnitude, while aa a "starter" he hoou au ukuera in wie country. JKS SO, IEDOE, JESS SO. wno ia uiat nna-iooking gentleman with lin us(llluililiniHlir nets on oi jaoK. xtaveryw eonctt What is he doing the he is writing earnestly? Pern ape he la at work on a playt Ob not He la merely writing te McDonnell ior tesvs vi auaenea. aa nia nnvaLeiasi directed him to ge a OahtnV win negecitr A permanent one.

The anawa ni come oy wire marxeu -paid." oh aisu nu ssr. aacvonneu mugs net Harness. Mr. Edward A. Uartaer, ot thl city.

married last evening at the residence of hia a ther .20.68 Vine Mia Annie Nlesen. daughter of Mr. Frank Nlesen, of the Volks. blatt. Rev.

Father Maximilian officiated. The attendant were Messrs. Albert Derrick Frank Smith, and Misses Fanny Nlesen end LilUe Gartner, Mr. E. Oruber.

real dent of the Tenth Ward Building Ae- aoelaUoa, and Mr. Ed A. Thiele, Treas urer of tbe same Association, made peeenee, ana tne Director presented tb groom with a handsome aver starr. There were quite nnmberof other i resents. Wine suae relreehmenu ef more substantial nature were eounoaauy supplied, and.

the numerous a easts had a merry time of it. Unite an u- ct lenient was oceuaioned among the guests by mm rwpsii ma doon ueeniein, oi Hamilton road and Elder street, had been killed while en route to the wedding, but Investigation shewed that he had merely fallen backward window at home aad sprained aa out of ankle. for the Rsnouan. by Fere Waner. OpUdaa.

41 West Fifth street. FonetaU CmriMKATi. May lBX A. St. i P.

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11 it '7i Clear. Hal a. la.ulcisar. As LEAVE OF ABSENCE GRANTED. Jailer Bob tURey Dlsmisscit Froa CSce.

Grave Charge Agalnat Him aa Of-. flciei Made by the Inmate ot ''i the Countr JU. A morning, to the surprise of every one about the Court-bo use. it was announced that Boh Bailey had been dismissed front the position of Jailer at the County Jail. Tbe rumor at first was doubted, but on inquiry it proved to be a fact.

It waa also learned that Peter Weigold, night watchman at tbe Jail, was also "off," although ha claims to have resigned, not being able, a he say, te stand the outside pressure. For this officer no one seem to have amy thing but te greatest praise, ail within pronouncing him aa worthy of and fitted for the position. From the little he could ba prevailed upon to say, news of a startling and sensational character can be expected in a few days. For the present be declare be baa nothing to say, and Intends to await further developments before he will give his version of the trouble that seem to be brewing about the Jail. Notwithstanding the fact that he elaima to have resigned, it is generally understood that he waa also die-missed, or that hia dismissal was contemplated, and in order to escape it he resigned.

--It aeema that last Saturday Weigold requested Bob Bailey to pnt a man in hi place for Saturday and Sunday nights, he desired to take part la the Orphans' Feast, which request was granted, bat with out notifying the Sheriff, which Bob claim is the cause of all the trouble. Be this aa it may, it is a fact known to all that complaints have frequently been made Jailer Bailey during his oocupaney of the office. in an Interview with George Ease, who was tbe partner of Weigold on tbe night watah, who, Weigold claims, waa working against him in order to obtain hia dismissal, it was learned that there was almost universal dissatisfaction with the manner in which Bailey was conducting affairs. He charged him with partiality toward certain of the employes, and claimed that hia treatment ef himself waa almost unbearable, brought about only by the act that be (Eases) and the Sheriff were particular friends. It i alleged that hi iavoritea were never reported ior misdeed ot neglect of doty, or even absence, and were allowed privilege that were not granted to all.

xne new was received oy tne He pi prisoners confined in the Jail witn evident aatisfaetion They were almost a unit in their complaints of bis harah and uncalled for treatment of those who, as they claim, did not have the "sugar" to gain hia good-will. From them It was 1 earned that on one occasion "Bob" called at the iail with a brass band, and attempted to take them into the Jail for the purpose of serenading the "poor unfortunates" confined there. Admission waa denied them by tbe night watchman, so they had to content themselves with rendering ''Home, Sweet Home," and "The Laat Rose of Summer" In the office. That these aeleotton were quite appropriate can not be denied, but whether or not it waa becoming the man to bring a lot of, it la claimed, drunken musicians there at eleven o'clock at night, ia a queatlou to be answered. It is also claimed thatsnch a notorious character aa "Mollis Matches" was allowed many privileges which were not enjoyed by others, and, it is alleged, only because ha had tbe wherewith to secure them.

During tbe short stay ot George Nelbar at the mansion, Kate Kiley is said to have been a frequent visitor there. Nelbar, it ia claimed, was allowed to receive her and other lady caller in theofflee, and was permitted to remain with them for any length of time he desired. If all that was related be true, 'Bob" had entered the legal profession. It is asserted that whenever a man who bad in hia possession money or valuables of any kind, or had outside friends who expressed willingness to put up" tor them, was placed behind the bars, "Bob" announced himself as tbe law partner of a certain prominent attorney of tbe city, and did all in bis power to bring about tbe employment Ot their "firm" for the defense. cases ware mentioned in whloh thia bad been done, and it ia said that loud and long have been the oompialnta on thia score from some of our criminal lawyers, who were thereby left in the lurch.

It Is said that one went so far a to congratulate the Sherl ft upon nia getting rio or -tue moat incompetent officer you had." Scott, who ia the man who, it seems, was in the habit of working ior weigoia wneu no wisnea to oe reiievea, hinted that something waa "rotten." and promised that to-morrow would develop eomeuiing startling, uui tue nature ox ine disclosure they intended to Klve to the nub lie be would not make known. Tbe above are arrave charges to be made aaainst keeper of the Jail, and It Is hoped there may nave been some mitigating circumstances, hut ao far they have not appeared. If there are any. Laat evening an EnQTraxn representative caisea on enerm earn Aauey, aea iiois film received what ne elaima to be the true cause of diamlaaaL He aaid that before saying a. worn aoout tne matter ne wished it known that he gave no credence "to much that waa being aaid about Bob's" administration of aOaira connected with tbe Jail.

That Jailer Bailey was no man for the position be wi niiing ne naa maue up nis mind months ago, but be had hoped he would improve. He had waited patiently to see a chance, but realised that tbe oniy thing he could do was to dismiss mm, ana at once aeiea upon tne conclusion. He claims to have eaettoned aim time and' again, but without effect. He aays It was not done Hi a nt of madness," i Bob claims, but he felt that there was great7 responsibility resting upon him aa Hheriff, ana wanted a man in the office of Jailer who would conduct thing as he wlsbed, which "Bob" certainly did not do. instead oi tue jailer reporting irresrularltiee.

aa waa bla duty, be asserts tbe matter wae generally called to bis attention by newspa per reporters, am io weigoia, wno claims to nave resigned. It seem! that hia resignation was asked for, and that there waa nothing else to do. He said that the Immediate cause of tbe request for' his reslgnstion waa nia failure to report ior duty, aiinougn ne bad- learnea tnai inateaa oi reporting ior amy at seven cioca. every evening, irequenuy ne would not be on hand- nntil eight or nine o'clock, which tardiness was not reported to nim. ne statea toat ne was determined to, have tbe Jail con a uc ted nrooerlv.

and sronld bave it done if he had to clean out the whole crowd. J. ii. Btrnbanm ba been appointed Jailer. ana onop vim nini a numoer oi years' experience In managing criminals, ao that Mr.

Bailey expects a better state of affairs. What tne investigation demanded by Wlegold wiV bring forth remain to be seen. Liberal Advertising. In a conversation with John B. Hart, the Fifth-street shoe man, we were astonished to And that hi business had nearly doubled Itself the peat year by his system of advertis ing and giving away present.

Up to the 1st ot this month be had given away over 1LU00 plants, and 23,000 kites, eachStite accompanied by a spool of thread and a reel. Hia sales for March and April, whloh are usually dull month with him, amounted to over 124,000, about U50JXO sale per annum. Thia. think. 1 next to Mabley'R, the largest retail business in tb Let us add that no man eaa alt down and wait for trade to com to him.

A Josh Billings eaya: "If a man dont rush his hlslnea. hi blilnsas will rush him," and the only way for person in a locality Ilk Walnut Hills is to advertise In the News, which la now being by nearly every one on the hill, and the circulation ia rapidly increasing ia the surrounding towns. Walnut Hill New. John Rteger and Mary Anna Senmldt, 'William AUering and Anal Zacku Frank W. Norton and Virginia Dailey.

Horace Christopher and Annie Stoeklander. John MarabaU and Minnie Draffe. Bern. Scb nermann and Llnls btoap. num.

Theodora inkier and Elisabeth Lucaa. John Dieboid and Mary RetUoh; a Ed mend Andrew and Josephine Mayhev. iebelaa Seiibeimer aad tJatberine Tie tor. BetossUan riebter and Lena Meier' Henry Bock and Mathilda Sehuasler. Rudolph Seuroth and Louise Nordnelm.

Samuel Ji Meopl and Orrena S. Fyler. Philip Bollenbaober and Mary KahnatadL. JaeobSellneraad Mary Kohler. Joseph Wolf and Amelia Ltncke.

John K. Paru and Annie Sntner. A iapaah and Maggie L. BearA, AreMbaas Tbe numher of speetator present In tba Plsti-ret Court yesterday daring the trial of the case against the Archbishop waa larrer than at any (Una during the past week. The arenmenu a te admtaelhlllty of certain portions of work on Canonical lav wars to them interesting enough to attract tbem'ln the afternoon a well ee merntne.

Tb. ot deposition and quotation from dlflerent authorities oa Uiurca aaafter oeeupied the greater part of the day. Tbe only witness called was Dr. Engbers, who onee before during this trial showed himself to be thoroughly posted on Canonical law. He Was placed on Me wlmeaa stand for she purpose of dadnlar certain teennieal terma.

and seems to nave dons ae te the satis! action of all concerned. Court adjourned until this morning, whan it wui proceed witn tne 4 Bsnaii.l'ex. The fellowtng new cases of small-pox wer reported at tb Health yesterdayt No. if ft Tbtm aUsy. Mo.

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kept a tailoring establishment at 813 MeMlcken avenue. Their story was that all worked for uaie, wno. oaring tne past tew weeks, held out on tbeir wagea, promising to sett Is in fall when times became better. Yesterday, a they allege, he collected ail the money due blm at various places In the city, and departed for St. Louis.

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Area awes. PtUis. w.aari VThero is a certain style about the fit anil finish of our Business Suits for. Gentlemen that: makes it impossible to distinguish thein from Custom-Mado Goods. Wo VISIT FIWE BUSINESS SUITS F0H fl rvr rv phor light and dark shades, at UIO, 12, lla, 14 11 ti i ii I and Hflf jn want a Suit, and would like to wear a good-fitting one, yon .1 i i 5 i 1 i i I fife 'r 7' THE COMING FESTIVAL.

Pint Beheanal by Ttomai Last Sight SpUndld Work of Chora and OrchestraEx-tenslr Preparation For iMdinc Tboroaghiar. Tb preliminary imo(mraU for th fourth May Musical Festival, which begin la this city next Tuesday, her all been completed, and th nearer tna great event p-proaebe tbe more confident are the managers of success. Theodore Tbomaa an-Wed. la tbe litjr yesterday morn ins, and went to work at Bight drilling; tbe cborua and orehestra Ar next week's triumph. Materna la expected to arrive to-day, and before the end ot tbs week all the eoloUt will be here.

aa Xlrhifa At leaat a thousand people attended tne first maaa rehearsal of cborua and orchestra at Maalo Hall last night, when Theodore Thomas wielded the baton. It was a very appreciative audience, and, although composed largely of ladies, bestowed mnch merited applause upon tbe efforts Of chorus arfdorehe. tra Only lb stag, ot Music Hall waa llKhted, but the brilliant gas-jets eaat a lare over Uie great auditorium. If tbe attendance at ine rchearaal last evening can be taken, aa an index of tbe popular feeling, the approach-ins May Featlval will at leaat, ao far as audi-en ecs are concerned, eclipae all Ita predecss-sore. The orchestra, paria were rendered by the Cincinnati Orchestra, which on Friday will be reinforced by Thomas' musicians from Kev York.

Tbe performance of the chorus last night was very creditable, and tbe exacting director had occasion to criticise but little. Home dim-cult passages In Mendelssohn's "Te Beam" and Mozart's "Mass" be required to be re- pasted, taken aa a whole rehearsal waa very satisfactory. Mr. Thomas waa greeted with applause when be came non the staas. aocomnanled.br Mr.

W. Jiobart, and some of the famous conductor's enthusiastic admirers stood upon the seats and waved their handkerchiefs while they cheered voclferooslv. Mr. Arthur Mees. the of the Cincinnati Cborua during the past winter, was accorded a perfect storm of applause when ha mad his appearance.

lie kept inodeaily in tbe background, but eon- aulUnic at times with Mr. Thomas. It no need that a rehearsal would be given tonight and on Friday night, with the full or chestra, and probably some of the soloists. Bssetsilaa far tb Max Peatlval- An enthusiastic meeting of a CI tl tens Com' Hi tee on Decoration was held yesterday at the Melodeon Building. Mr.

A. E. Barkhardt was made Chairman, and Mr. E. W.

Murphy Secretary. The eenterot-the city waa districted, and a CI tlx ns' Committee appointed for eacn district. Tha following; circular to these Sub-Committee waa reported and or dered toned at onee: ClTIZCStS' FXSTTTAI. DSCORATITS COMMITTEE, MKLODBOX HALL, Cikciwsati. Mar 10.

1883. Dear Bin At a meeting of tieneral Committee on the decoration of the city during tbe eoming Musical Festival you were appointed a special Committee to obtain the cooperation or cltlsons on your square. Notice has been sent to your eouaagueii, and you are earnestly requested to meet with them to-day and obtain the signatures of bualneaas bouses and residents on your square to tha inclosed paper. Please return the same with aa many signatures aa yon can obtain in the inclosed envelope by Friday, May 13th, and greatly oblige the undersigned. It la specially desirable that a general decoration should take place ar this time, and make tbe city wear a bright and cheerful aspect, not only to the strangers who visit us.

nut to our own eltlsens. If we are to maintain tbe reputation of Cincinnati aa the great Festival City it will be necessary to secure the hearty co-operation of many citizens in making an effective demonstration of the Featlval faeilng. K. Bpmhardt, K. W.

MtTxrHT, Chairman. Secretary. Pkkct Proctor, A. H. Hidile, C.B.BVHT, CHATHAM JOHHSOW, A.

O. Comae, Alex. Hill, Citizens' Committee, aVB-OOM K1TTKXS OI SKOORATIOM. -JouriH tared. Sycamore to Main Mr.

Buttarfleld (St. James), W. O. Dai re, J. R.

Riley. Main to Walnut John S. Woods. L. K.

Lev-aseor. Kdward Bradley. Walnut to Vine Alex. Hill, John Church, James wiison. B.

u. uarney. Vine to Race-E. W. Htimson, E.

V. Mor-phy. A. K. BurkhardtjA.

H. Mitchell. Kacs to Elm H. 8. Ratterman, II.

F. West, J. K. Knost. L.nclan Wulsin.

Elm to Plum Albert Krell, B. P. CritchelL K. H. Koehler.

Plum to Central Avenue A. J. Hleken-Sooper, Ueora-e Keppler, J. M. Gtlmour.

VA Street. Mate to Walnut L. F. Wehrmann, 'Wan. Sillier.

Peter Cavagna. Walnut to Vine as. Simpson, Henry Clos-termann. U. Nelson.

Vine to Race J. B. Bart, Z. B. Coffin, as.

B. Daatela. W. J. Mack.

Raea to Elm O. Kyman (Indiana House), J. S. Msntoa, J. Webb.

Mace Street. Third to Fourth Hlnes BtrobrMga, E. N. Soth, A. M.

Cleribew. Fourth to Fifth Perln Lansdon, W. D. Oetchell (108 Raoe street), Wm. Bodemer.

Flfth to Sixth W. H. Taylor, Wm. DOig fOenera Hotel). Sixth to Klihth Gordon ShiUOo, A.

W. Xrank. A. O. RusaelL FtM Street.

Tbjrd to Fourth A. B. VoortMla, Colonel S. A. Whltfleld.

T. W. Zlmtnermann. Fourth to Flftb Colonel O. B.

Hunt, Chap-man Jonnson. Briggs (Emery). Fifth to Slxth-S. E. kllea, J.

a Mo-taoghiin, W. Kidd. Sixth to8eventh-U Markbrelt, J. J. Ho- Seventh to Eighth as.

Bullock, Wm. Beck. Eighth to Ninth A. Selnecke, P. Hermann.

Torgea, Chaa. Doerr. zz siwNkicnuuuii ckcui Aumanu, Hubert xtenea. JCfm Wrert. Foorth te Fifth E.

B. Biocb. fifth to Slxth-J. W. WaigheH.

Wm. he- Kortt of N. Drake. Fidel Bader, I Stmbal, J. F.

Foster (Canal and Race). The Committee naaao far met with unexpected eaecese business men on all sides appear to enter fully Into tbe apiritof the movement, and are promising great things in the way of flags, garlands and other decoration. The Central Committee wish It distinctly nmderstood that all are Invited to decorate. Whether approached by a Committee or not. lUval ajescsw .11 a.

Tkokas was no in a very good humor THEoDon TaoatAg looks aboat the am as jnaia last year. -SVERT member of present last evening. the great chorus ii Cincinnati uronestrn will be repre- x-cu ti bj uiirty picked men. Therr are many elderly ladles and gentle xiai in tne cnorua, out they know how to susig tur tnaw Rtadasasiai'a OeraMsi fret as I ass Wldewa1 lsenee. The lady managers of the Bedmaaa Wld awa- uvmf, on asount Auourn, sat land a dial invitation to the patrons and friends of the InatftaUon to attend the faii-and 1 given by them at the Home en Thursday.

May uta. from i to 11 o'clock p. an. The dining room will he in charge of Mr. J.

B. Oibaon, Mrs. M. Wm. Ballauf, Mrs.

Wialert, Mrs. F. P. HaMy.Msa. P.

H. Hart- man. Mrs. J. C.

Scholia, Mrs. Fuhrman. Mr. Lackman, Mr. W.

Frank." Mr. Bode, Mrs. Soerr and Mrs. Ficke, aaaisted by a corps of young lady waitress aa. Tnw mean will be very elaborate, comprising ell the choicest the market and asaaoa cam aJXord and akiiu 1 The baaaar will be in charge of Mrs.

Ereba. Kchuler.itrs. T. H.Pfu.Mie. -aw, airs, uap juia Mrs.

Krucker, 'fd hr Uiases Emma and Stella Kreba! Cslla and henrielU Ballauf. AXvlua, ZJttmrn' Ajinn jRwOofi iucy ftwa and be In the hands of Mr. L. u.rUH nnrwi no or and Miss Mohr. Ice-cream ad win Mrs.

lr. Sebmldt, Mrs. Fennel, Mrs. Steia- hu sn, sierancourL This institution, ehlob enee only on year, ba done an unusual We have received Large Shipments of BODY BRUSSELS and MOQUETTE CARPETS, in new and choice styles, which will be offered at prices a little below market value. Buyers invited.

clothing. And go to the MISFIT PABLO RS, 99 WEST SEYEXTfl ana see toe) prices of the MISFIT CLOTHING $10.00 FOR AN ALL-WOOL CHEVIOT BCIT AT THE MISFIT PARLORS. W. SVNTU BXxuLAtT. 4LLNG IBS HELL.

FOR CA8S1MERE -SUITS (TWENTY-TWO eTILBJl, L.1U11T AND DARK IN COLORS M1HKIT PARLORS, WEST UEVENTH ST1UUST. U1.NU THE BELU $20.00 FOR FINE WORSTED SILK-LIKKD BTJIT8. THESE SUITS ARE FULL WORTH 60. MISFIT fABLOiU, WEST BEYENTH )T, FOR SATIN-LINED DOUBLE-BREASTED COAT AMD VEST. CUSTOM-MADE, AT THE auarix ajujOus, se west seventh sr.

FOR A BMJE SERGE SUIT. FULL INDIGO, MADE BY THE BEST MERCHANTTAILOR. Mifa IX fAULUHS, WEST SEVEN TB ST. 200 I 8UITS OF MERCHANT TAILORS MISFIT LXOTUlXi AT 17, 10, $12. 114 AND Sl: I ORIGINAL PRICES J)t TO KV IlKnmv.n I BARGAINS, IF WE CAN FIT YOU.

MIS- kit FAKLORS, W. SEVENTH ST. RING FOR A FINE BLUE DIAGONAL YOUTH'S SUIT. WI WEST SEVENTH ST. RING THE $8.75 FOR AN ALL-WOOL CHEVIOT TOUTH'8 oUH.

M1SKIT PARLORS. W. SEVENTH SI. 1UAU TUE liELJU. .512.50 FOR FINE BLACK CLOTHS IN DOUBLE- BKEABTEO FROCK.

SACK OR CHESTER. KIELD SUITS. THESE SUITS ARE FULLY WUKl'n WO. BAKUA1NS, IF WE CAN FIT YOU. MISFIT PARLORS, 60 W.

SEVENTH tj A sTelnsTsAa tG.OO PANTS. CUSTOM-MADE. FOR $3 50. MIS- 1T PAiUAiRS, 99 WEST SEVEN Tit BT. 035.00 FINE CUSTOM-MADE YOTJNO MEN'S FANCY SUIfS FOR 60 AT THE MIS IT A a IkUV IVtl, -tn THE BELL.

PARLORS, WEST SEVENTH ST. KINO WILL BUY A NICE LIGHT-WEIGHT CAS-SIMERE SUIT AT THE MISFIT PARLORS, Brivain ox. mnu ma mhh.i 2.50 FOR A CUSTOM-MADE ALL-WOOL CAS-SIMERE PANTS. WORTH 15, AT THE MIS- 1 1 l-A rtiuita. wv w.

feuttVJvSiTii HX. inu iiii.iiii. $50.00 FINE DIAGONAL WORSTED SUITS. CUS TOM-MADE, FOR $17 60, AT THE MISFIT PARLORS, WEST SEVENTH ST. BONG Xllsi Hhil.li.

45.00 FINE FANCY CASSIMERE BUTTS. CTTS- lUM-MAilK in 1 DiFKERBNT STYLES. FOR 15, AT THE MISFIT PARLORS, WAOX OATSUAA Dl. rVll Kjt IHJS 1SSJU1 $5.75 WILL BUY ATC ELEGANT YOUTH'S 8TTTT. WELL WORTH S15.

AT MlftjTTT PARIRa Qa A7 crUCWTLT trn T3 "VT i imu -rrr WW TV HIM CupI A AA OA. I l' XAssTj 1. i FINE CUSTOM-MADE. KITha hit.v. nrrrra IN DARK AND LIGHT COLORS.

BIG ENOUGH FOR MOST ANY BODY, FOR 1, AT THR 1FIT PARriR aa wi CJL vikain Dl, ALHU IMB H. 1 1 61.GO FOR A FINE WORSTED PANTS. MISFIT $13.00 FOR A VERT FINE BOOTf! SUIT. WELL WORTH WO. AT THE MISFIT rAllLUUB, WtI atVEiSTH ST.

A visit of Inspection will cost nothlne and nroTe what we claim. All aaleamen nn. der strict orders rather not to aell than not to aauaiy. jv THE MISFIT PARLORS. 90 W.

ScTcntli St. OPEN FROM TA.1L TILt, M. BXNG THE BELL. PARCEL EXPRESS CO. 10 Cta.

ie eta. CIIVCIIVIVA.TI Parcel Express Co. omee, X72 Elm Street. aVTeiepbona connection. VTbl Cotnoany wHI collect, carry and As.

llyer parcels within the limits bounded by MCMIUKE24 MIAMI DEPOT AND THE RIVER, at th toUowlng rate: 26 pounds and amd.e i eta. Over 25 nonodt and nnder -4S eta. Oyer 60 pound and nnder 100 Trnnka, within the above limlta 2s eta. Parcels deli rered to Coytaston. Newport and snbnrbs at equally low rate.

10 Cta. NIXDXX OAS. WEEDLEGAS. a nnsT-CLASS CUS1HES3 r.iA;i C3 nm tu tmr thajSNMe ikMfs sanaw -Th This Lama has aaa but latlr BlseKl aa tft. market hi CloeiinuU, (vasr bbs mmM wiia ast nssaamle is.ar.

It guvs the avt hcailsst sad ssreesbl. ligkt Waw lllaiaiBstor last Baa tm umed, sad at a ia.slKSaedinthKtarxeaaM at aesf s( soaat aa kasR burn. Hradliehtail, aa4 la shaatBS. ly saft aaacHaoad aa each by isa Sr. kuaraaos nam.

eaaMs, Oawttl Imu SW ln wwtd. ad. JUsV. renoVnff ts" Mmi (aplT-MtoSn ENGHTES, sfeO. ST.HTH, T.1YER3 Mantilactnrer of steali S.117 aaltilsjgn.

Pnlley. T'tii-t rr Vreirlas Tl-tl" l- aABalseso Bend tur Circular. imIIIJi i.i I Li Lit frsst st. cmiiiTi. o- (ap29-ly8aSavl TCTPH.

mm: foundry; Fsa Mmt itt, Cit-rimmmii, CAae. ALUSOW A- SMITH. Te try. es wkieA thai paiiar I s. Ssa art rj im.

I CARPETS. CARPETS, Than ever known in this market. grades of Carpeting in the latest and Gire ns calL' We in many instances give you prices that we know csn not be had at any other house in the city. A Special Line of Tapestry Brussels at worth 75c Tapestry Brussels at worth 90c V- Tapestry Brussels at yorth $1.00. STBAW MATTINGS, Check, White and Fancy, 1-0 WRY 118 W.

SIXTH STREET, OPERA-GLASSES, OPERA- GILASSBS I DIRECT IMPORTA.TIOl: A Splendid Collection, at Attrsetlre Prices, is the Fane Good Department at DUHIVIE PRXSENTS. PRESENTS FOR TEACHERS! PRESENTS Approprlats Articles, st Reasonable DME COVS, FANS. OSTRICH FEATHER FANS! DUHME GOS Fancy Goods Department, west fourth a.ni walnut. COAJU M-ifBESTSifliBilB PRBVEXTIOX BETTER THAN CUKE. lass smoke, soot and ashes: kindles easier: BUT CAHFBEIX CBXKKtWaX.

makes as much hat i7Tt frrr MTatSETi 1SS mil a 'xr a Wsrarw IeierstaaU ether kinds of Ooai, alas the Celebrated rire taeMFtediiotst)atsafcraatu CAT.TPBEIL CREEK COAL ELEVAT0E COIIPT, oit Wood Street. 'v BRANCHES I SS WMT TOl'slTH nlLHnVb.i CARRIAGES, sfcC. CARRIAGE BUILDERS an3 DEALERS CARRIAGES Te place to buy PJjaST-OIiASS Side-Bar Bugrfes, Phaetons and other styles of Vehicles, alsn Tin rrrr-rr Gears. Bodies, Tops, is at ASHBROOK, TUCKER COS, "Qs. and Samu roa Cataloottk.

9 Fpblic Landing. Cin'ti. OIXW3TS StTUPHlTR SOAP. LEADING EXTERNAL SPECIFIC FOB 4 DISEASES of the Complexion. Che CtMfim TTltAii aGIaJEsTJU'S, nmw ior THE.

sinri A Beautifier It renders and Bmooto.sad Is toe best possible aab- sxpensive Btupaor Pat Its. It sia wu ussn Persons emtkTloe it h. a ivf SULPHUR SOAP sort to CAtrrroH! See tha Ve! ret above beau-ina- kmh "m.nd aa on tbe cartoon woku sncKHMe eaesi eska. -nia taanoua ireanedr liaa tissn Mntsirteited. CS-CaTTTOTOI, Sofa 11 a aeeirable or BES sod prerentiTe Iniisssss.

It is A an adjanetor deairaols uta rBscsLss, yield to its sosp to shave it also lit A laeodoraad by Spnugs ior batbins; purposes. DISLN rrXTIA NT of CLOT II-INCi HUES, and a capital remedr of Obnoxious or Coatacious asm Talaable uulnlMinn tb TOILET, is tar more soy eosmeUe. rnpxrs, aad xorrvx inSoeaee sad Jt Is the very best with, teaains; tbe aAin mnooth. DICATLS SilDKCFr. TbeirUole the Mediesi fraternity.

FAMOUS IZEZIEDIES. HALW HONET OF HOKBHOUND AND We hare a grand assortment of all most fashionable colorings. 15c, 25c, 35c. and 40c. GOEBEId, BETWEEN TINE AND RACE.

Fourth and Walnut FOR GRADUATES I Prices, is tse Betsil Department st Fourth and Walnut- MARABOU FEATHER FANS! waa wbks has. as was ssmote. ranis HILL'S RAJS AND WHISKER DY Qnatsurtsaeeas), 30 Casts, 25ctitClE. Aiawm SrjIiefitpU. AUrespeeUbl Drngjiats, Tmcy Oeod Dealeis sad Gteeera keep ea hand.

GLENN'S 8T7L- PHCK SOAP; aad sin oa de- maod torit TAX. for Cearh aad an Lane Diassaea. DRUGGism, n7 CLOTHED GJ Novelties in Foreign Suitings anlCoatiiiis For Dress and Walking Suits. Baxmockburns, Mohair Spots, or "Niggerheada, Fancy Worsteds, Chain and Corkscrew, Weaving in Diagonals, "Prince of Wales" Suitings, Tinsel Mixed Suitings, ConcelT ma If yon can. very well-dreaaed young man, Io a four-Button Cutaway, Off KiooJly's Tlnsally rood.

tOttS( Vary polite yonng man Peacock Blue, young mao. Hew sryle t'assimere. Best oi Trim mery don't car. a dot. youna; mam.

TTTTJ 57.59 and 61 West Rftb Street. CUVCXIVIVATI. TIIE ELEciltlC LIGHT I oaea In oar store, by which 00 or and tex ture of goods are as easily distinguished by night as in day time. sample and riles for Belf-Measaremeat, srith Fashion Book, sent by mall everyvbare Branch Stores in all principal cities. PIANOS, ctC.

STEIWiT PIANOS! On MONTHLY PAYMENTS. $50 cash and $25 per month, at the most reasonable prices. We also offer DECKER BROTHERS' Piano on tbe same terms, thus Dlaolns- the hla-beat artlstio quality In a Piano within th reach of buyers of moderate meaaa. We invite tnaulrv and InaDeecion at eaa. stock, wneuer parties wlsn to bay 01 any or sot.

DJ. BALDWIN 158 W. Fourth Street. HARNESS, ctC SADDLES, Collar. Blanket.

Lap Sheet. English Sad dles, Bridles. ba, Upnrs, Bits, HOEse Boota, Toe Weights, Farm Bars ess, at price to suit, Wbolesal and Retail. I. S.

CAB8ICK CO. 141 MAIN HTIVEET. myl0-15teod MINERAL WATER. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST NATURAL APERIENT WATER. A natural laxative, inferior to all others." ProL LTamamara, M.D.

of Dablia. a GivNTLE. Prof Roberts, FJLCJ. London. Relieves the kidneys, unloads the liver.

and opens the kneels." London Medical Record. Ordinary ZW, tvlnegtassful heort brtatfaA frguU and Mineral Water DtaUrt. wesv CeaiatM feat wltli Bla LaaeL. Roorrwo paint. THAT LEAK Bj sending wars' to the SEW YORK- IBOX KUDFIXOtvPAIXT COMPANY.

Theytop leaks ef sll kiadi under SsecBdorph'aProees witkeat essnre. sad coat the bab with OBl LISK KTAIJLIO PAIKT st small cost Or.I TS and IROS ISOOF8 msde EQUAL, TO NEW. Men ten to any part of the country ta do work. 0 137, 139 and 141 E. Pearl Street, CTfCIXSlTl, OHIO.

LIUSTEE STOPPED III OUR llelW8aSulyj STEAM maDTES, LA HE DODLEY CO. AWARDED COLO THE I ATLANTA COTTON EXPOSITION, Steam Engine San mxbOAXmA as sn.aas aa 188 L. afsairlaetama mf Bun cm. ttoitmrm sTUls. Ha- Bdcsra, Lata ataeSiBes, Hak as Bpak.

Maekia-ry, AaaAiac, Haaeaca, rallays, Caapliaaa, ftaansfc On ao. Fi.ar aUlfa. 6, anal ana.aoa firm Waslanaa MsskiSary. LANE A BOOLEY CO oaa wuar ata apS-lyWSal PUIS. Forsrar ae fian tbeea eslsisntas rJUt ha.

aM racommended by tbs best HiTsiciaBS oi Paris ss one of ta antPcTSl knows; lasrdwtoaxsd tnuwn iaaitatioas. sea tast tbe aifrnatura 11 la tn. osub fssehsox. k-aSt df ractiocta for sains; aeenaapsay aeoaBox. DE UAli Btn da rnbou( 8L 1BS mm, HARNESS ROOF U.

17, a rana. Ufcit.lt A sarta 1 1 1 lass Yera.