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4 THE EKQUTRER. JgciNCINNATI ENQUIRES. BATES OP SUBSCRTPTIOH. TBI BAILT EHHriBBR. t-J a v- Without Bandar Viu Ssaday Ihmu.

Issue. 13 U4 MAatUL 7 Ow EL -oaths. SS 1 Sa sa 7 .1 SL by Carrier TBI WEfKLT ERaVIKEB. I 15 gix special tei-Btfl to Club Agent. fOTICsV-eThe PesT-offlee rat ea tramdaat aspers ww ouneee or fraction thereof.

Partial sending paper to tMlr friends sAaald bee tbla la naiad. AJjVBnTlHIWa KATES. MAILT. PwUaa Ordinary WspT Ad vertAsemeBt, tb pat. F- Preferred KMdlf Matter Nausea, 6ta ar (lb psgs 1 4M iJadtDC Matter Notloaa.6Ulortetapag aa ffaal Netioee, eth page t-e7al NoUoea.oih page 13 Krths.

If arrtacaa, Deaths, Socletr-aed political Nouoee, 6tb page 10 Clalrvoyeats, taaida pages R.S r. lii tarda inetda Barae Itu JLdlaal saida, Aa or 8lh page 3hv, evK.AaaB.B. rvr L1DC Ordinary Dhnplay Ad v.rtlaementa ae Reading T-'n'l rt 1 fVO Dotal 1 OO Solid agate tee bests of measure. Eight Use agata i the square; laortaaa line agate lo iba inch. Doubla eoltatxta advertleemanbs and aula, 0 ar cent, addition to ralea quoted.

JOHI M. HrLElK. ClsBClaaala. 4tUe. BIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Baata LeavlatT To-day. See advertisements. 1 Pltrthorg. SCOTIA, Maratta. IP, It Pamerov OHIO, I.lvexey.

1 P. M. UmiUnirion KLKHTWoui). Camp MM. 4 P.

P. THOHrtluN. Redden. 4 1. M.

vrlH. HOKM.NSMIIMorD,. A.M. OEnKRaL PIKE, Keeiueilu.8 P. M.

touuviua BKN FRANKLIN. Merriiees, tf.JL Will Lcataai Advertised. at. I.onla.. Wednesday.

17tb.t P.M. SHINE Wednesday. 17ta. Haw OrlaaaaJA Kis't Bit OWN, Wednesday, War Depart meat Mlffaral Ner vice Report. CixctxM an.

Ohio, Mar 14, ol the stage of wir, wlib changes la tbe tn ty four buura andldc at 1 aw p. m. 31 -Vi' Btatios Bp ri.iD.i i C)ro i t.nitanooga UlDCinnaM pabugue KfwkuK jk Uiil Koclc IxHiinTtl.a Memphis 11 1019 4 34 IS 1 7 IS 17 J4 New urleanaJ 7 4 Ptitanura 14 4 1 1H 1 7 4 Hfi. Haul 11 41 8 Baloa hlf water mark of 1174. ft.

B. WATKisra, Serceant Signal Carpa, U. a. A. KBiTUi SOJtDAT.

Otlo, from Poraeroy W. p. Tbnniinou, v'ancehurr: United btatea, louUrllle rtill kyl. New Urleana. PiriETi'RU-frSBAT.

Boatona, lor Pomeroy; Uoilml biataa, iouUvllla. Kit eb atl 11 rial nc wild 4i) eat at water la the cbnnel last TerHnf. Light rain tell yesterday. The Holding- Star. Ohio, Morning If all.

Will Kyle, Morgan and W. 9. Thompaoa were tba boata ai be ily Wharf laat nlaht. In. Will aLyla arrtved Iron JS.w Orleans eater- dav.

be JcnnI CampDell passed down from ftttuburit 6a put fT uver 6a tone tretitnt antl aai 450 tons on bar barre tor potntn Delow. Hha will oe bace bere, to leave Tneday lor Pittsburg. Tor Ham Clark arrived from Madison last niicbt wttb three empty hareea. and alter SiUnf out Her tow here left for Putsbarir. The Ben Vod arrived from Plttsborj- yesterday with a low of coal and will go back up tbe river to fir alia ao enipiv low.

ibe Aba McDonald started up tba river ea reran wlin empty bargee. The Iron A tie paased up yesterday with two mwJ-l barges loaded with Iroa ore aad two empty coal oariee. Tne urafion and J. P. Lewis were both detained anui ymerday morning betura getting away with their tows of empty barges.

Tbe J. W.Garrett passed dawn for Sc. I.oois yes-teraay with Ibree barges loaaed wltk miscellaneous (ri-ifUt. Jooas Myers joioad bar as one of har BllulS. 1 b.

Buckeye State pasaed op early yesterday morning with a big trip. bb. put off 106 tens ot tmuhl bere. lar liudwii will leave for Ht. lonls Wedneadav.

Capiala Jobs Uiirntbs commands, and lng.ne 1.11 bait charge of Lb. etnee. The Potomac and Ljtu ra U. Darla were out on ex-nmions yesterday. Tbe Davis leaves for tbe Mai sTille races this morning.

I srtla, C'aptuiu Krank Maratta. leavea for Wbf PlLtnburg UMa Duu Muort ban cbarxe or tbe outre. 1 be Viut fchlnale laves for Memphis Wednesday, lapiala U. w. Thompaoa caaiiasndi, and J.

b. Moore la in (be office. Tue Paria 0. Brow a it the next boat eat for New leaving Wednesday. Captain A.

Hal-IMay and cbria Young are bar weli-anown and ac cwmpltrhed coler orbcera. tj utilo ta tbe His; fandv and Pomeroy pavrlcet. leaving at 4 o. tn. J.ibn J.lvexey cum-ttjamia, and Kendall Morgan la in tbe olllce.

Ibe j-ieetwood will be toe railroad packet for. Hanilngton at 4 p. ni. Captain i. T.

Campbell cumnisnds with Gua Hensbell iu theoltti-e. The P. Thempeon leaves for Vanceburg at 4 p. m. Captain Bruce Itedden commands, auu Mohs 'i a or and Usury Ksodaa ere iaMocited in the orhce.

The General Pike, Captain Jake Beemelin, la tbe uon paoaet, lea vi ng at p. m. La vc lpper la her chief i-ierg. Toe Morning Mall leaves for MavtviUe at 4:30 a. ni.

ftally, and tba City of Portsmuulb for Cbilo at 4 p. m. be Ben a-ranklta la the Mall Line ateamer for Louiaville at 5 p. from tba foot Vine atreet. (aplAln Ben Meriileea commaous, and JS.

Barker ha charge of tbe office. The Memphis Avalanche eay: -Pilot Joe Carrol, of tba Bella Memphis, received a telegram yesterday morning announcing tbe death of bi mother. He left lor bome by rail, Caniain Aahford taking hie place on the Belle. The Vint Shinkie broke ber rock shaft yesterday mttrntng three nil ies above Cairo, rtae returned to Cairo for repairs, ill: said that Captain Frank Beck's new boat for tba tit Orleans, loksburg and bead trade la be named Uummodors ariaoll. TELEGRAPHIC, 9feclal Dlspatctjea to tbe Enquirer.

AffAlRS AT HEAD-WATERS. Pittsbcbo, llir M. Weather cloudy. Light ralna all day. Monongabrla.

13 feat falling. Uegbaay, IS feet a Inches; falling. OH Clty.g feet; falling. Kalnlog. Parker, 1 feet Inches; falllug.

Clouda. Greensboro, 1 feet Incues; rising. Brownsville, 14 feet fal.ldg. Weather cloudy. Arrived C.

W. Bachelor, Katie tttockdale. Boats fu port: Tom Uods worth. Jona I Khuada. W.

C. (iufTvy, C. W. Bachelor. Alex.

wtrt, Uoroet no. J. Sharp Mclonald, Little Dice. J. I Johnston, Lew Keefer, Vigilant, Tide, Eagle, isaao N.

tnotln, Baltic D. Ktvcsmh, Lula Wood, Diamond. James Ollmore'. Joseph Ktxon. Tom iteea So.

2. Besolnte, Iron Age, Maggie. BAD OBSTtiUCTlO.f AT THE WCLXSVILLH WHARF. m'kliavillb, Ohio, May U-t-JUr. it.

Klverli t-vi aud falling. Weather cool: raising all day. a flat. rontalalnaT sevea thonaand buaheis or coal, belonging to parlies bere, sunk at the wharf yes-t'rJay In a dangerous place for boats landlug. Tbe bi-oila, guiag np, became fast on the wrecK and remained there several Bours.gettlng off.

Its reported, alia a broken rudder aad damaged FALbfQ AT WJIKELIKU. Wngvxiao. W. Mar 14 r. at.

River feel tnchesand falling. P'aaaad ep: Katie fclock-die. 1 p. m. eataer eioudy and rainy.

aPl'AfKS AT THI MULTTH OP KANAWHA. Poixt Plbasamt. W. Mav 14-7 MS r. Incbea and rlniog.

Cp: Veteran. 1 4i p. m. riamuei Miller, 4Mv p. m.

CI tile tuuixia. II 0 Jessie. 4 p. ru.i Tbe John Hanna Urted out lla coal. 1 he brawn left for kanawbawttb two barge with Iron.

Tbe Wm 'mi Iraves in the moruiug with fourteen pieces lor ueluw. NKW HtVia KIMIN'O. Hixtoic, W. May 145:12 r. M.

New River? ei i inch and rising, earner clear aad pleasant. E15AWUA STAT105ABT. -CHAa'LKros. W. May 14-4 P.

is feet laches aud stationary, taoady and eui, with ligat showers during tbe day. The HI- aerniaJeft fur Marietta at! aa. hISISO AND KAi SlUH AT GALUPOLIS. Gn.llBr.iia limn XI tA-TSI m. ail ear ria- Ing: raining.

Cp: Iener. I JU a. Vet. ran M. 1.

1 p. m. riamuel Miller, a -JO p. m. lowa Alarm.l s.

Little baiuaos, ft: we p. Jesale.iaep.so-; MOVEMiCMlw AT HU5T1N OT024. HrirriKoTov. W. May r.

ar. The Pleeiwiuo arrived at 10 Ai a. aud returaed at p. m. the otla left lor CluclnpaU at 4 a.m.; huLawrence.lp.nl.; fcmma Urabatu.

Piltsoiirg, P- m. i kMidy, suowerr and cool as October, taver feet aad rUlag. RI91NO AT IROJTI. iKwrosr.Omo. May 147 Klvyr feet Ineii-, mod rialng laac Weather oody, wlta a $rttiiing rala.

Up: Fleetwood. 7 jjUiOeri eebiea. noon Knima nraham. 1:10 p. lVlr-ie 4 p.

in. Down scoUa, Ia.aj Hebert Pecu.ei, Alarm. 4 p. m. RIStKO AT r-OrtTSMOCTU.

PonTSMODTM.OBtm. May .07 it. Weather eloudy and coot. Klver 41 feet laches aad rial eg f- Vlwiwood, ft a. itubert leeolea, a.

-wina (irabsm. 10 a. Vlrgle 1-ee. Il40a.m. John W.OarreU.sva.8coua,Wan.

DOWN AT TH at fALl. topravTt.t. May 14. -The river baa eon tinned to "nKUT alio wmwtw 7 t.iUl ahowli feet lecaee en the laiu. he "pecta arehat It will eorae aiUer remains cloudy and aacwta.

with every '''liratieo more Jsuaiaees OA the teeee iuv: Thomas Sherlock, ClnciBnati Few "aas: Jamea Oulhrla, Iront Hendereoa Tien rraon.lrum M4 to CleeieoeUi Joon OUbert. ineiBoaU lo Tenneaaea tU var oranite itate. Cl-noaau ta Memphis. Among the paneegers by the franklin toay keen, i hoc Moyae. BenJ.

JCggleatoa pad sani Ur. with their lamillea. Aa 'Itala Joanaon.aa old-time master, com me eaee 01 the unci lamoua a. W. liuarrler.

was among tbe shla peoiUe abuard tbe Tbosnea Sherlock u-ay. 1 ner. WM no great, bng pile vi. freight oere when eiy J. came 4e today, fie.

however, got aa there was la aiht.aad Lad, aa tit of aw barrels of eetnertt at the mill below, but It la likely ZZ.Z;2 2 bad a good at art. not It i lB her dowo to the aTtbe wheel Captala Piek AesoelatloB. tieia Its 1 several acientllio lectures ilmbinhii. "Ith three barges In low. went safely UlU "ttornlsg and proceeded on dowa sTT'May rrver baa risen V.1 "J' rl the past twenty-four hours, and evening, with 11 feet 4 Incues water i 4 leohea la ehnteen falls.

Bu.l- ii.H winer ciouay. anzxllng and cold; Sir. f.W.arn?; "ow. ran lie .7, Vi i I "001 oeriooa, Orleans uoM filrer; John T. Uopauns lef VHZTZ' May M.

Arrived! H. T. Peg V.1.0' m. Grey i.agle. l.ouljvllle.

b. vansvfTle. Bowling 'i tacinnau. p. u7J? occasional ram.

Mercury fee? and liji" rlb-west and aorta. Hlver 10 BOAT3 PA8KISO PAKIB. pJA.V5eiiV r. City of a iiHiaui! jti lupunr. p.

fu Tnanhauaer. Ohio. 4 p. Uoideo irvVfl NbbV npkaena at a a awa aw U4, 1 letjrMMI. (.

liOUIa. m. iV Providence for 8t. Jouls. p.

harles PiMaburg. ett. Loola. 1 P-m-- "bio. 1 p.

Golden Grown. Ol.to, i j). in. mversi reet iainavioooy. -i uermometer, so.

fT. LOtria. Kay H-t JO r. w. Arrived: Lewis.

Memphis: City of utV. Oeparted: Lewis. Missourt ulnli' ieai 4 inches by the TH OOLDJCN KVLE ABOVlC MEMPHIS. t- Ban arrived this evening with a fair trip. The Golden Hole lust paased np.

three day and twenty-two boors out to this place, with 400 tons of freight and a goo trip of people. She added bare 25,000 feet nf 1 n. TST- Tlnlnr. Ar- 17. r.ttutu, viuuiBuan.

feparteus City of lairo Vickshurg 10 a. I-ouls. it) a. Baymond llorner. Sew Orleans, lo a.

m. eoli P- an. Weather eiear and i a Msy AnnieP. ftl v.r. front ft.

Loula. Departed: Uarry c.u. H1 IMMM, NEWPORT. Lxvi T. lira Is now guardian of Maud Dig.

3i5 aALV dnd-Guv-rrlg left yesterday for Pittsburg. Newport Glee club give a plcnlg at tbe Highland House te-nlgbt. Ma. Hrntr Krohn, False 4k Cincinnati, was In the ctty yesterday. Miss Katk Fkaross and her brother Oscar re- caiuf iruni auaaa.

James Mtait and James Llvlntin w. rested yesterday on tbe charge of oommiLUng a Mb. Otto Ott received a painful scalp-wound yesterday. He was coming Into the oity yeau-rday yn a freight train, and whva It arrived al tbe Whorl Line trnxile hi bead came tu contact with one of wiwruwui. ar.

diiiMi aeweo up the woond. Taylor Tnoaxvow. aaved a. little named fcffle Browning from drowning yesterday. 1 be little girl siraveu too close to tbe back-water, and fell In.

Mr. Thornton, who was in the vicinity. wuu yiMx uu iriuucu umr trum ner perilous peaition. Thb ntreete were thronged all day yesterday with well-dreased rudlan ami loafers. auu uv aatoona aiu a Jaua nice buai-neas.

several arresta were made for drun ken-bens, but they were all home talent. One saloon sold hfty-aix kg of beer up to nine o'clock last ii it ii ana iare erowus viaiieo. tbe K.eutucfcy Highland House. Tncas Is a Just complaint made about the exorbitant toila on tue Covert Kun Kike. It is claimed mat, mi pirn is in a proper oonuition to be condemned as unlit to travel on.

It la a so alleged that tbs Company has no Hide protections on the road. areiured by law. Ibe aunu haulers claim that the road Is ill such a miserable condition that they are unable to haul respectable loads fruiu their pita. Catting; Kerspe. There wan a big row on the corner of Columbia ana aion rnuuca axreets yesieruay in which several pariio ligured.

During the iraoaa a young man uamed Henry Bertuian happened along, and was viciously attacked by Morns Feu ion with a murderous looking kulle. Bertman attempted to escape uy running, out waa porsuea ana captured by renton, who dealt him several blows with the knife. One of tbem took; erject in his arm. and cut an ue! look i nir iraii aimttier hiah ellect ou the left aloe of bi bead, and Indicted a wound wev.rul inches In length, aud he received several other cuts of less conseoueuce. Fetiton, after committing tbe deed, made his escape.

The above ia the atnry toid by BertsBau to an Ukuibkb reporter last aifbu- Bertman was carried to nia home bleeding profusely from his wound. Ur. Tborntun wait ea.led. and di eod and utuouuiiGW tuui nut serious. COVINGTON.

Mb. Edvd Coffin-, formerly of Covington now telegraph operator at Winchester, the ana unto uauroad, ta in the city ou a vlsiu Thb residence of Daniel Axhworth.on West Beve enth street, was entered by burglars Saturday night. Five boxes of cigars and fJ In money were taken. A Rtaxwakt Boicn. Postmaster James Mlchlet ofticatl bond is signed by Amu hhiiikle.

Vint Hblnkle and Isaac w. Livezey, each a 'btAlwart of the tatelwaj-ta." Kttt Pcbnerlng to Llna May Davie, '1 by feet en Jacksou street: (100 Herirv Vt illenbrink lo A ntuu Merer, tit by 124 feet on the east side of Craig street el.SOV. The Stale Pharmaceutical Association will convene Its auouat Hin tu thin city at Masoula Hall e1nei1i v. About fifty dele.tea v.1 le brBM-nt from varloos portions of ttie smte. A banquet will oe neia at uuo-iouowi' juan weoneaaay nlgnt.

Tbr Trustees of St. Paul's Protestant church held their annual meeilng yesterday. A reaolutipn was adopted to enlarge and Improve the pastoral residence, and a Committee was appointed to itecure plans and hpecfficulloii. 'I be books were reterrea toa cjtninitree to InveatiKate. A eol-lectlou was utkan.and S107 rea.txed tor jn.mber- sbipduea.

BnRuLABA BAflSFD. The nolle centered the bal ance of Uiecroad that burviarised the store of Mr. Moffelt, 'I'belr nanies are John vnson and bam George. Wilson's wife wu arrested with him. and me good stolen wee recovered in the Head Woods, naca of covlns-ton.

la a wagon. Wiimmu admits that be was implicated In th. robbery, but says he did not enter tbe bouse. Tbi was good piece of detective work. A full wagea-load of good, was recovered.

1 he oraoer.i who made tbe arreats were J. Bolan. M. Bolan. P.

Cary. Vaa Worshamand Taylor KierberL it is tbougbl that the boras and it agon recoverea ar aisu aioieu propurtx. HAMILTON. MAaraXTta Thomas Is a candidate fortbe nomina tion for ouuty (uaimuuoaer as against "J'bomas ijiade, who will make the race for his second term. newly anoolnted Democratic Central Com mittee met.

and organised bv electing Joseph u. ughes. bairman tt. 11. Millikln, oecretaxy.

and Charles Beck, Treasurer. Mas. Jt'LiA A. Vax Hook, motber-ln-lsw of Tbomas Millikln, died ymieruay uiorniug at ber residence on Chestnut kireet. Fourth Ward Her funeral will lake place some time to-morrow tTues-dav).

he wa In her eighty-first year, aad was a pioneer oi tots city. COUSTT CLtlllH OFFICK. WW StTrTS. O. 11.110.

Park Bros. A Co. vs. Francis KUher etal. No.

U.2I1. James Levi vs. Peter Intze etal. Injunction. fso.

13.212. a.Uen Hogan vs. H. P. Edward et al.

Injunction. No. j. P. P.

Peck va Joseph Brown et. aL Forecloure. o. W. O.

(shank vs. Jennie Do trough et al. Money. Ada KCHortaLB baa brongbt suit In the Cenrt of Common-Pleas against her busbano, Edmund ecooli for divorce. The parties were married in Hamilton on February 13, 1M81.

Plaint! alieg a tbat tbe defendant comnriUea adultery with an unknown party at a house of-lll-fanle in Citiciunall on the day of August, Mat, and that be then contracted a venereal disease, and that she bas since refused to live with him tbat he eft Butler county, and in nowresiaing in Springfield, Ohio. Plaintiff asks lor divorce, Ac Th IXMjiocracr. at Its Masa Convention Kalor-day. decided to nominate tne various candidates for tbe October election Ny tne dotegate aystem. with Inatructioo.

Tne primaries wtti be held baturday. and tbe Cuuvenlion to ratify alii be held ibe following Monday kach ward and township will he entitled to one delegate for every fifty vetea cast for Book waiter for Governor, and one for every traction of twenty live aad over. The delegates will ae selected and lb. various candidates voted for.and the candidate or receiviug tbe highest vote will receive the vote or the deiega-t'oa that ward or townantp. The following Is the apportionment oi tne aeietates: Ward and Townships.

Votes. Ft rat Ward 171 Aetmnd Vblrd Ward north Ward 11 Del. "lo eM Fifth Ward Fairfield Tnwoshi p. Eaatera Precinct 147 Fairfield Township, Western Precinct Ti4 HanoverTownahip 174 Uinsit, Kurthwi 73 Lemon. sotrtSers Precinct.

123- LloertyTewnehlp 1A 11 a.llson Township. Northern PreclncL. lt Modlnno Townshlo.Southero 1'reoincl 164 Mttford 74a Morgau Township. jl Oxford rtiley Town-hip SM KoasTownshlp- fj ml Clair TewnMp J'S Union Towoehlp ayas Township Total Keceataxy to nominate, ft. Feel Play BM4te.

vpacxAX, BiafATCSt tmk maoiaam Ixd. May 14- A boat let last, a com PRn of men started maehlnt Here tor netting oat varloqg klndJ of Umber, and aa Ed Falmer was lore in an, i -k. an. I navmansr. About tba Stb, day of April, Pslmtr received a remit.

tanoe of gdOO to pay for ttnaoer ana istobr. xse wea Bere before sapper, and after trapper eama He had lAken some Iqoor. but was not aruuK. have the money hla person at tnie time. Ha left the atore about eignt eiocg.

ia me veiling, la company witli Wm. Loewy and Hamael L-owery, since which time- be has u. heard of. although strict a Ixas been made for him. sua is There 1 A fjeaeral belltf hare ttat Paljrier baa teen murdered tor ms money.

V'm. Very Katatae-saaMa fsss, V-Tn Mrrex Mav 14. A remarkable alt waa began at Pa Wpaw, thlaStaue, eater-day, when B. A.lney, the in Van Boren' Jounty, formerly of Arm of aw.VBa At Ulner, Biea a out in noMt' retrain Jane Ano alauley. of ll.rtford SAme county, from eolieeting or dtapoaioc of a bom .1...

h'l l)cm bar wnne vieitiua I ValL he avers tltat alie removed (rum a baaket earl w.ov in swuij hWhad therein, filling the tawket with chlpa. Ue did not discover nia ioea tiu cnipm. the rw turn of the iietnen wen poaiea in mat-if "terent to the members. Tbe of aad Young kahnead. of ew Al were piaoen in aominatiun for aa fnia-lng Property, which aba refused.

Ob toe JSorary.alieiireatened lo destroy It unless hVvirs ner TO seeore tba eeeuntlee yTelded JllhTdtmiBd. and bow a. It. Ja be rVlfeved from puyeOit. aliegins; dureaa, Homt a bi aottadai In eoBnee.

Uoa with the aaie. 'j. THE ENQUIRER SIOND AT, JJJlY 1 5, I882-. INDIANAPOLIS. Arrest of.

an Couitrfeiter An "EmbeBilement Caae 81ata For Hlehway Robbery Minor Uantione r-SCTaZ TTSPATCB TO TBTB B3dlrfBZB IitDiAKAPoLin, -Way 13 Mra. Christiana Johnson has filed suit for divorce from Wm. F. Joboaoo, and she claims eoatody of nine children aad $10,600 alimony. The complaint charges crnei treatment, failore.

to provide, common drunkenness and adultery, and alleges that In 1879. In Spencer County, the defendant was convicted of tbe crime of arson. The Federal Grand Jury stands adjourned ontll June 27th, at which time the Government tblnka their services might again be needed. i In February last Benjamin P. Coleatock, of Hancock County, jumped from a train at the croaalnic of Kast Washington street Into the arms of etweral garrotera.

who handled him pretty savagely and robbed him of Slot) cash. This afternoon John Sullivan, doing -duty on tbe "stone-pile" for some misdemeanor, was recognized as one of Colealook's assailants, and he was immediately returned to jail and realated for highway robbery. The Young Men's Christian Association in tbe educational Institutions of tba State will hold a Convention In tats city on tbe 2Stb, 27th aud 28th lust. The first session will be held Friday eveningiie 2fitb, In the Second Presbyterian Cburcb. Tbe forenoon session, on Saturday, will be held in tbe chapel of tbe V.

M. C. A. bulldlnjc The afternoon session will be held la the chapel of Butler University. Band ford Cay lor, an was arrested to-day and locked up for dealing In counterfeit nickel coin.

A quantity of tbe spurious stuff was found in a privy, where be had bidden it, and tbe olCeera report evidence sutflcleut to show that he has been lamely engaged In tbe nickel business for some time. During tbe day bis photograph was added to tbe rogue's gallery. It has rallied nearly the entire week, and there -was continuous fail tn-dny. The streams are bank-full, but so far no particular damage has accrued from blub water. The lowest temperature for tbe past tweuty-four hours baa been 46 and since the beginning of the month 5.8 inches of rain bus fallen, more than bas fallen during the entire month of May within the past ten years, except lvw.

U. Mandinjcer Is awaiting trial In Memphis, charged with embezzling MO.UUO worth of goods irorn wens tela A Brother. It appears that A. Darling, of this citv, was an Hu-portaut witness 1n the prosecution, and the Uefenee thought to injvpoHCh lus torn! in on by Inking depoel lions iu thia city relative to hla character for truth -anil veracity. The Court granted leave, and a blank commission wits forwarded here.

When the blank whs filled out, with the name of A. H. Dickey to serve aa Commissioner, several witnesses were examined, all of whom testlded favornbly' to Mr. Darling, and then the defense changed lis tactics and put Mr. Darling on the stand, with a viewof eliciting In ndvance what his testimony might be.

Mr. Darling answered all the quealiotia submitted; hut alien the defense began tOget at the meat in the case he declined to give further testimony. Application was then bad before the Circuit Court this morning topunisb bim asacomurnaciuus witness, but tbe Court held under the circumstances ItThad no right to Interfere, and dismissed the case. The case of Baxter et al. -vs.

The Wotertown Insurance Com pauy et decided to-day iu tue Federal Court' oy Judge Uresham, is of interest to grain men and Insurance Companies. The defendants Include the atertown, Manhuttanj Kortb America, Hartford and fliceoix Fire Companies. The lluxler Bros, are warehousemen at ltochester. this Stale, aud did a cominlSHlou trade in wheat. They insured the wheat in their elevator In the Companies named, and wben the elevator burned, destroying several thousand bushels, tbe defendants refused payment on policies for the reason that the lai niers who ue posited grain with the plaintitlH did so at their own risk and without remedy against fire.

Judge Uresham holds that warehousemen have tne right to insure to the extent of advancement made on assignments and their charges for storage, and that, inasmuch aa the policy covered wheat soid by tbe warehousemen, but not delivered, tbe Companies were clearly liable for every thing of that class In the warehoit'e at the time of the tire: also, that the contract between warehousemen and customers was not for the return of the Identical wli eut stored at the warehouse, but for tbe return of the same amount of equal grade; null that, therefore, the whole of the wheat panted to the ownership of the warehousemen. They had, therefore, a right to insure it as their own property. Aiunrut, et. nowDiem, a 1 1 wn ra Hurst, H. Loving.

Kawsnl Klnsie.n and H. L. We Is, who puased a forged Poet-office money order on Joseph Scblowa. this eitv. and also played similar guinea at Dnyjou.

Spring-field, Louisville, Clucinuait, Baltimore, rort Wayne and perhaps other points, was brought before Judge Oreshain this evenina. and on a plea of guilty was aeuleuoed hard luoor for two years, itoeeiireia is tne author that song, "nee that nay grayea Icept and other eoually flatulent "melodies." The reaeral ixraud Jury failed to indict Uenry Ullami, alias Henry tiodge. oi New-nurg. Warrick County, arrested tor passing counterfeit money, not witlistandfnvt that Will iaiua went before thul body aud tiot on i admitted that he did. but ottered to plead guilty in order tbat he might be seuteuced In bis state, i ne jury disbelieved his story, because it was apparent that be had a mortal fear, for some reason, of being returned to icentucgy, ana mere was eviaence ebowing tnat whatever counterfeit moriev be out lit circulation waa pluced in Kentucky, and not In Inuiaua.

After the. adjournment of the jury Williams was taken before a United istaies Commissioner and remanded to Ken tucky lor examination. SPWCIAL BISFATCa TO THI KNatTTRXB. Ihdiamapolis, May 4B. Jacob Bach- tell, an employe at the Insane Asylum, last night fell from a wall separating the baking department from the main institution, breaking bis collar-bone aud inflicting Injuries about tbe bead.

He lay nntll three o'clock this morning before dlioovery, and died thia evening. 1 be diseased waa a widower, and belonged in tins city. William Luhn, carry Ids papers showing a recent discharge from the army, and en route from Cincinnati to Martinsville, took shelter In a stable seven miles below thia city last evening, and tbia morning lie was found dead. The deceased was aged thirty -six, aud appeared to have been discharged from the army forgeueral disability. Henry neiaing, an attiacne or tne Bijou Theater, went home early Una morning and iu a auarrei with his wife stubbed ber in the arm with a knife, luflicting a serious cut.

He was arrested for attempted murder. By the breakage of ibe hoisting machinery of the elevator in the Western Furniture Company building last evening Carl Kolbe. an employe, waa precipitated from the fifth floor into tbe basement. He received a badlv broken arm and ia eutrerlng from concussion of bis spine. Recovery doubtful.

Last night Miss Florence Oebler created a scene upon Washington street by chasing Al bert Ivel ler, wnona ua iouua promenaaiug with auotber woman, and Abe made vigorous Ibreata of an Inteotlon ta kill him on sight. About one o'clock thia morning she changed iier mind, and eaneed hie arrant for basUrdr. aud he spent the day tn jail. To-night Keller gave bond. The defendant holds a responsible position in the GUlilund factory, and is plain tiffin a divorce suit now pending In one of the Courts, wherein ate charges bis wife with aoatiooiiment.

Hon. Horatio C. Newormib. one of tbe Com missioners of tbe Supreme Court, is lylug at the point of death at but residence In this y- I. At an eariy nonr mm morning, u.

tx. uiako. caused tbe arrest of Edward buiart.au em ploye of bia barber-shop, whom be caarges with outraging tba person of bia ten-year-old daughter, as well aa luocuialuig her with a loathsome disease, tstuart bas colored blood In bis veins; tbe other Is white. About two weelu ago, the former waa ar rested for some inning misunderstanding, and his Una was paid by Blake. The discovery ef Ibe outrage upon bis douchter was not discovered until laat night, and then sbe eon- fesaed that two days alter nis release Stuart outraged ber and threatened to kill ber if she Diade known tne lac to ner parents, one appeared to be in mortal fear ef ber life.

Blake's first impulse waa to kill Stuart ton -eight, bat he waa nreveated by well-meaning friends. The defendant beara a bad reputation, but In thia instance he claims he will have no difficulty In establishing his innocence. judicial notice naa oern taaen tne eu-eral Court of the death of Henry W. Harrington, end ttoe.50 Ubel suit brought against Harrington and tba Daily felemlnel by but divorced wife now stands only ao far aa tba Sea-tine! is concerned. It will be pressed to trial at an early date.

The floating rumors in euect tnat coionei w. ft Hollowav had formed a Syndicate inn, ta ma buKtiut of tue Daily Journal and Uit eouTMsion of tbe Times into an afternoon paper, received ofnaial cou traduction to-algal. IslaartteB Bart at Vraaaav aYCTTAV PlSPATca TO Ml BlcaCIBXB. TTmsi! Ohio. Mar IS.

As has freoaentlT been atated throasb the eolamns of the Ex auiBBB, sntu are pending against the City of Urhtna, oy parttaa aoiamg waiu lesneoi siir iHA Umtm wilsn wrliica. ha.a hsan eat. -a jected by tbe City Council as Spuriona. Tbe Cou incll thougnt it aarisaoie ta employ couu-to defend tha ollyib the lltfgatioa growing Ar ihHii bonds. A Tear aaa Ex-Maver sel eat Deoel and Herman IX.

Crow were tbos am-ainvMl. Tba City BoUaltor baa beew protesting against paying theeei attoraeya lor aarTleasi and this evening Bieo a peiiuon in Coort and. oblalned temporary Injuno- against Obid Horr, City Clerk. and Teeaanrer Eiiia -frota navina aatd rwUai m.ma Crew leea aa attorney, la tba bond, oaaea. claiming la tbe petitlov tbat tbe City Council bad do authority to paae aa order or resolution under tba Uevised Statutes of Ohio Tl fea Tba order referred to nrevided tbat tne employed attoraeya were Veoauve per aent.

aa all boada settled A MealVS fv mmm witixoutimgiUioiu-Mid 6 Prenv B-Uau- aalfnM Af lha I if rMiMail wit gat PU DOOUbs aifeiwi vs sb- was flcls litis Uy of theSolieltorto properly litigate the nattir. Tbe Injunction will Be heard at the teria, WAKTElV-HOTJSES aktj rooms. llaateea. TJT Jane 1st, small cottage by family of three 11 ad oils: rent must be reasonable: beetof refer ee ces. Address JONlv.

aoqolrer emee. 1 PI orseveB-rooai house, with stable attached. a. Apply at 71 w. Court at.

Walnnl HU la. farMabed or partly famished SIMM fori rooms. Apery tejstt.il cor. Park ave. and Locust Walnut Hills.

IX-KOOM boa re In West Kn4 by a prompt pay- tsg tenaat. Address StfALJ HOC Alt, F.n- aeleerefBce. SEVEN or eight-room briek boaae.wlth anedeTB coavenieaces. in a desirable aelgoboraood. Ap ply at iggias Block, s.

e. cor. niia ana is streets. 14-1 -rpo buy a smaU boose in Newport, near bnoga or 1 ferry: or a small vacant kit: will oav cash Ad- eresa, stating locatiua and price. Vf ala BT HILLo Fomtsbed or partly lar-v Blshed bouse ef lor la rooms; will board ewe- eniur rent oesi reo.

Apply oa caarcB noon east of Gilbert ave. 141 TT a tasnllv of 4 oereons. or 4 rooms la good ln- i oalltvi reftreaces. Adrlrsas COG. Janonirer cilice.

i Tf ELY famished front room for aealleman and JT lady; ta-st Knd preferred. Address MEXICO, enquirer omee. AHtsE BKfarntaned front mnn I. srlvate faro I ily within two or three sonares ef feventh and P. ace by a youog married couple without children: rent net to exceed li per month: references exchangee- ASdrees B.

Enquirer orlice. 14' VTSATLV furnished- room, cntral. by i lsdv; A rrni no ao per BlontO. Address w. 141 aire office.

0KB or two rooms: will wash aad Iron for Address M. 177 Clinton st. rent. 142 iNE or two unfurnished rooms: mint be central. AanieMt sjriwth.

ttquirerollle. tvo nnf nrni-hed rooms, within two or three square or rourta aaa Kace eta. address inquirer onice. i.v- rp W0 or Ibree unfurnished rooms for bouekeep- lirg mr si a ii ana wne, oetween Kmmsna ana Barr and John and Lisa ate. Kiiqulrer office.

Addr it-; 'ft WO or three laree anfurnisheo rooms th of June. Addrees UU1ET PABTY M. Enquirer rp WO or three rooms, by young married oouple, without rniiart-n, la, private family; rooms must be suitable for bonsekeepiug, location central aod terms reaaoqab e. Address A Enquirer uuice. ri'H HUB or four rooms, ia suburbs: must be eon A venient to cars.

Address HANDY. Enquirer office. M-3 I'HKh-K unfurnished qoirer ottice. rooms. Address M.

Kn rooms; West iCnd preferred: trood Iocs- I lion willing to av W. Fifth el inird door. HO per month. Call at Isb BOARTjING. a BOARDINQ-fOR THK80MMF.K Beaatl Uful country home.

"near ralirosd and nnatv otflce. Terms easy situation heailhiul aad pleas ant; water pure, cistern, omestoue, magnesia, sulphur and chalybeate. Address, tor further partic ulars. iLUAJin. uarroasDurg, Ivy.

my 14-3 i lUU.MKY Boa Ko cicely furnished front room In Columbia; 11 minutes' ride lo L. M. K. Depot convenient to dummy, quirer ottice. Address Fat En- 14-: IOC TRY BOARD- Handsomely furnished xj rooms, with tne tnmtoru or a nrlvate.

home ntllk. fruit, fresh butter and eggs dally, with nse of piano ano pnrior con venient to city anil station Address HOL'ULY TRAINS, Milford, Ohio. lOVIN'GTON Large front rooms, hrst-claas table, laree. shady yard, two suoares from bridge, on line oi street cars. Call on Third tirsl nouse west or icott.

14 HV1 wiSTON Front room and board for two gents, with references, at bs E. Fifth 14-i I iOUS I ItY BOA KD -Good board, ol-isant hoiie and plenty of all sue. Address Httd. Eea H. TILLY, airmounf.

14' CiOViNGToN. rooms, large and lfcbt. with or without sras and tmtn cars (ias the door. Address Knquixer olllce. t-ovingion, Jsy.

lt-x M3TJJS TflY BOARD Twenty miles from the city, ou the Mf and C. and L- M. Koad: all accomms datious: fresh butter and eggs daily: Dlenty shade and fruit; terms reasonable. Address 1 nrdocs ou lo. 14-3 11 AKDSOMKLT furnished front rooms, bath.

ab aaa. tvc. wnn nrsi-ciass oosm. i nnviti family, on Walnut tils: street-cars pass the honae single gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives witi D- acrommnoaten. Address MBa.

It. -v. BA KNE9, City PosHiltlce. I4i MAIS AUflCRS Plesssnt and nicely furnished room to gentleman, with or without board: reference exchanged. Address C1NC1NM ATiAN, Enquirer oirice.

ifi SAT COR. LAWRENCE AND THIKUHTS iv Weli-furnlshed rooms aud good board In pri vate family. KLY furnished parlor, with uee of ohtno.witn ii or withoDt bonrd. for two young ladies. Address PLAIN FAMILY.

Knqulrerotbce. 14-J 1CELY furnished socond -story front as strictly private family, with use of gas roo lAlll. andjon one of the nicest streets in the cIly.mRhrr without board. Address WIDOW LADY, Enquirer o.i.te. 14-- SPLENDID chance for parlies wishing board in snbtirrm for summer It'CAtion delightful rooms Isrge.

licht and pleasant: terms moderate: on line of street cars: 20 ml nntes from Post-office family private. Address Enquirer orhce 141 rpWOgentlemencan obtain handsomelyfnrntshed irunt room with nrst-ciass hoard, at reasonable rates ottice. central. Address Enquirer Ww aLNCT HILLS one or two foroisbed rooms. ar atreet-cars.

D. B. Kh.Js DI'iH, 141 strict-v private fatnl y. Addr drug-store. Walnut Hills.

4 ELM MT-. A LSI I HI 1,1 or on i furnished rooms, with or single geots. board, for man and wife 14I 1 W. RIG HTH with pleasant ler rooms, tor gentlemeo aod genth ana wiie. W.

SiVtKTK fT front parlors and sec- rfw ond story front rooms snd side rooms, utrce, light and clean, neatly tnrnlshed, for gents during the May Festival; private family best acenmmo-dailons for permanint or transient; with or without board. 165 LONG WORTH ST. Furnished is and svi- board also day -board. BRKMKN BT. fUre front room down atatrs.

furnish, d. for a single couple or man and wife, with or without board. 0'7 KlfT cotlage. board for 4 young lady one employed during tbe day preferred. CLINTON ST.

Boarding. 145 4S ooi NINTH ST. Two furnlsbed rooms, and 153 boarding. F-. FOUKTH wltb nicely fur-J I nished room, for man and wife.

141 t-O LUDLOW ST. Nicely foroisbed room best s'a-- ooara in tne city can be obtslned within a few lft-A 7t K. FoUKTH furnished I If first-class day-board. IiMinii, lR'-i 711 LACKKL furnlsbed front 4 1 1 room on sco sa floor, with Brst-class board private family. 142 70 BFTTS ST.

Board BET lady. with roots for a yovng 141 7Q OFST ST. Few gentlemen attending Mav I estival can find nice ruAml arwl tirst-elaaa table-board fur per week day-board, gl. 1S1 W- SEVJCN1I1 ST. Nicely furnished room UVJ for two cents, with board; also, a few day-boarders m-anted.

OU W. MNTU famished seeoed-U 7 story front room, for inaa aad wife or two gents, with baih, hot and cold water aad all conveniences, wlih or witboet board; also a few day-boarders wanted table brst-class. Q'l IDNOWDKTH ifnrnlsbed front room, loi wi vitb or without board. 1 tiT cli iun r. lariiiedied room, wltb or 141 without board.

In private family! "I 7' pLCM furnlsbed rrjom.sultabl for man and wile; so room-male, wit tb drst-class hoard 141 9 ill W. 1 BD Boarding St per week day-j I hoard SK; meal-tlcketa for sale. 142 OH COURT aod lodging for gents at lT 50 per week. n. 7 ACVEKETT ST.

Board. tor aae or tweyonng Asa 4 iadlea. lo private family. 14-x sf NISTH BT. Furnished rooma and good Ol ELM ST.

ftlcely furnished rooms, with or A-e siLBiNii ouuru; reiereoce. 141 9J.Q w- SEVKNTH mrslshed iJ room, with txard; private family. 141 PARK AVOJ with br A a. Walnut Hill, frost room, 141 1 board. OQO HACK ST.

Furnished front i-Ow room, with guod hoard and evervannven, ive lol ience. MflM LONGWOKTH ST. Front with i-v good board, for two gentlemen, tn a private family. Or1 W. sEVKNTH second and a tniro-siory rront rooms, with board.

141. Ill Ul'i'HUK furnished front 1 1. wiin ooara. ao private family. for gentle- is-s A1 RICHMOND ST.

Nicely famished rooms, oy 1 la private (amliy, on second or third Soot; gms. bath and ball eatraace; with board If sired. Ml A Jti LINN or toor respectable gentie-T I me a can be accommodated with room and board. 1 14-1 A O- kLM ST. Nicely furalabed for twa "rOW geatleasea, with nnsra, aunag May Fee-141 7 FMtCEMAIt AVE.

Handaome treat room. -F wltb board, tn a private family, for gents; reJerence exchanged. Ml FOR RENT MISCnELINEOTJS. I Cll-DINO Mrst floor SO by 40 csruar aad aub- it cetiartsoltabte for large bosii aise, natef handsome living rooms aa aacoad doer; wUI rent low. ax It Hathaway st it 1AkaBY And eoateetienary, a.

w. cor. tiroad- way aad BixtbsL: ovens ia li rst -class order bonse of eight rooms, all tn good condition a good trade with Mount Auburn and Walnut Mills already eeiabllsbed. Aar tar ma laautra as ss av Third at. 14" isssa 1 urn in roe rooms.

aeaicfcea ave, i-vjoa wwi catBi ssb seen ixom ivtsii a. at. Hon- i4a IiCiLOlM-Five-story, ailed far pewer.la heart lot city. Inquire at Mala at, 141 I tUlLOlN'G On o. w.

cor. Central ave. aad Pup-Call ea lar suitao'e lor ufaciunag. W. Foerth st.

Kit-aKiM-la atBoe ea (tsaaA aUea. AC. Poertb st. FLOO rl- Third, at IU W. Fifth tar Business or light manufactaring purposes.

i4j FLOOHaV-Two whole goors, third and fourth. br Ha. with plenty at light, reesoaaoAa. Call at Sst Mala at. iLoOKB Benoodand third: ateaty af La At aad elevator, at let W.

feort et. V-l OyriCM Suitable for Insaraooe or law agVces. atWW.Foartbat. Call oa J. OGDAN.

third floor. 141 flu OOM Large room aa groaad floor. CaiTi and plenty 01 ug at. suitable to stormga. at ill ROOM Large right room, a by ta, oa the grwaai oor.

wli pov. er, lor light BaaMtaetartag pa r-poeee. Call at Ftuss St. 1 CTAILS With Bve as six mrwl M.l,. orate.

Inquire at la W. Moth it 14-; cheap, at Mew si. 14-S tJl A BLt-t In, well arranged twe story brick naoie so carnage-aoaas 1 water I ply at MS Ftadiay at. WOOLkN-MlAOe-Oaaaptetely Braished. except tuosBala good roenlag orear.

la aoanty seat UII l.VJ. 1 aty or wiu aeiL Ad- or ass 4 at-, su taaja HOUSES FOR RENT. A-fOK Kx.fT-HOC8ES New Mosul Atssrsi all assdere I dsrel liars ta sorovessente je rooms ass per msaia, soN, Vine and Water eta. TUOJfAB Ail KKVV my 14-7 1 KKH si cottage, three rooms, oa A eery east of Bt one etwees required. Apply al SB Long- werth at.

ie-3 KICK bonse. rooms. large yards good refer- 1 enee, at te Clark ss. appiy at Liara a. I iH lea house ef Srootns, at IB Westwoedave, a-e ettwetostrs pees poor gey aesteeor.

141 I iLIFTOK Two-story brick cottage ef reon 1 camtn-toaa aod a bent 1 aaree of lead, wltb freit. abrubbrry. Ac iMBir eg j. a. BBYAbT.

W. Third St. 14-1 irMMlSVlLLIl--lx-rooo frame hoasa. nesrl aew; Data larev ho, sswid ateieh near aCBOol-bOoar. eharcaasi and nt-ree-l-cara.

la quire of WM. M. McGA RY. Casnoiliasville. 14-J I )AVTO(i, v.

Two-story frame be reet. a-e-. feer aawtai. apply flW.S BKAlf. ELFV new dwelllag.

with double parlors, bet and cold water and other modern lao- provsvenusiawBaarabaery aad frolt. Apply aa Waahlagtoa ave Avonaale. ieJ nytRETT HT Fine bona, containing not and cold water. Acl: reel. ea.

Inauire at bet android waisr. aso 7 Everett at. 141 piLEO A NT I.Y furnished boaee ef It roosaa, a- s- cieoiag Bain-room, water-closet, laaneryjwnge, sea not ana eeid water, ta goad eoadltloa. Apply 1 0- s.ss ei puna at. flVa-giXm cottar, and hall la Moraine View, 1 Ky.

good smoke-booee and cellar, rrassl far garden luroished or unfurnished. Address A. L. "ts, Bsorning lew, a en tea uo. Ivy.

141 FA 1 KMOiJriT Mouse ef rooms, aeree ef gmand.good stables, plenty of frolt; opposite rvrninoiDisusB; wmnuca. laaatrentsa 1 1 St. isj I1 BAMt-Frame house. rooeas, stable, large "ooa party: rent gasJ par year. Add j.

aa a weed, onto. 14-7. OETES-BOOM house, hall and two attic rooms iC Itbln few minutes' walk of Inamy Ballroad Htsuioa. apply ma.11. Ohio.

1 SU-EK, Mount Lookout, is-s EJf-KOOlf bonse. Apply at 1st Plam st. 141 rpwo bouaea. one of and one of 1 rooms. In nice A.

VISW. lOOUllV SI 111 W. NZtB a r. 4TZ TTKBV desirabl) twe-etory brick heaae of 1 In nice order, two squares north of Li reo me. So 11 I of flnenla Park tz: so per month.

Aiiniiurdus. at. PiiAnav is stoariauiit. Ill a LN HT HI Lls oose of si rooms s. a.

cor. 11 Woodourn ave. and Montgomery road; tot 71 oy wu. aopiy to J. J.

Mjaxui, a. a. cor. Gil-bert ave. and McMillan at.

14 a WT Hi L.H oose of rooms, en Gilbert Walnut Hills. Apply three doors above nonman -a grocery. 141, W-LbtiT Hit. lb Famish noase of 7 rooms. on 'f.

Fast Walnut Hills. Apply al drua-store. cor. Madison pike and Wouborn ave. 141 COLLKliF.

brick bonse of IT rooms, gss. oatn, cistern front ball, side and rear entrances; reference required. Key at 21 Col- arr 14-3 1 11 UUPKIMS eT. New three-story stone-front 1 mouse 01 rooms: all modern miMiern mnenv.K.eH tm a. aixnss.

i.s LSBA1 et. 14TX oKOBlHat tea rooms. -t) IOC T. CA IWON, Maaonle Temple. appi isn JU E.

fJEVHNTH furnished room on see- avv-zooo noortoa lone lady. 14: 71 RICHMOND 1 rooms and kitchen; ga toa prompt teaant. Keys at So xticnmona st. 141 4y CI.AFK eT. House of eight rooms; large lot wna cistern, ayarans.

gas. Ac. reference key at so. 14-3 Q7 AS- FRO -XT COVINGTON Honae of 7 4 rooms: hvdrant. cistern anH eell.r- Im.i aiiaaaiiaaiiu, Apply aext aoor.

IV-X inl TH1KD ST. Brick house of rooms, 1 VJ front. Side and hack- vank all In eonrf three squares from bridge. 14-1 TOO WOODWAKD BT. mcalv farnlsnsMl inula iko ne wly painted and naoerad.

hall 2 a week also, small luroished bedroom. Toe. per week. uj I Xfl w. BF.VENTH ST.

House of 14 rooms, is. iuu fi7iiw.wcoiiaii. 14 lOOtillN ST. House of rooms, wl loo side yards. Apply at 47s Court si lb front and HOUND bT.

Small bouse, of three roOms. VCl'-M RaHRBT. House of 1 large rooms, newly Vft papered and painted. Inquire at 141 Plant eot. Mt 286 RICH SJO SD at 117 John sc.

House of alne rooms. 14-1 VU1 OFORGtf, SIT. Hense VI order: newly painted. of -11 rooms. In good 141 llU BCSSELL UT COVINGTON, KT.

Brick vert house. six rooms, laonlraat Fl you rth Covington. 111 307 JOHN BT. House of 7 rooms and kitchen. -V 141 -JfJCA COOKT BT.

Cottage of tbree rooms. 141 JQ1 W. EIGHTH ST. Three-story brick borne "wl of 10 rooms, bath, hot and cold water. Ac.

Apply at drug-store, cor. Court aad Plum from to A. M. 141 14 W. SEVENTH ST.

Handsome two-storv It brick of 10 rooms; bay-window aod front veranda: bonse In excellent order: open Inquire at-1 W. Fourth St. la-x 4 0 W. SIXTH ST. Fine house of 14 rooms: tUU bay -a bay-window tn front.

Inauire of J. BRtTCE, a. e. oor. Fonrth and Mala Boom No.

141 Q- FREEMAN AVE. Dwelling of foor roams el 7 1 and Kitchen. A pply uext door, at Mi. 101 ROOMS FOR RENT. A.

FOK RENT FLATS-, Mo. 7 George Phceaix Building, Brooms. No. Sana Building, No. 164 Viae aL.

4 roosaa. Ninth and Kace nearly cempieteia. No. sveamort st-, 1 rooms. Mo.

44 Fourth 1 rooms. No. Jl Moselle Building. rooms. Lock at.

near FifUti AM Est YH OHH, myi-7tj vine ana water sta. A rOR RKNT-PLA T9-tleranl new flats of ssns eacn. aearlv coflealeted. la the ilea rooms eacn. Biittanr Buildine.

cor. Ninth and Race modern conveniences; hvdraulle elevator la build ing. THOMAS BMJtTe bONS, Vine and Water streets. myHSt A FOtt RENT FLATS New flatete theLack-strees Terrace Fifth and Lock sts.L two, tbree and fonr rooms each. from to SIS Der month lire 1 rKr bnltdlnsrs: small tamilies desired.

THOMAS KM gRYts SONS, Viae and Water sta. snyKt-lt I iuK. isIXTH AND BACK Flat Kol 1: alegantly fDrnlsfaed room, with use of bath, hot and cold water; gas. ELKO A NTl.Y furnlsbed roomjaecond atnr. froat, for two gents, address CLaVANLY KsCPT.

Kn- qtilrer ottice. EAST END Near Broadway, part of a private residence for the summer or longer; 7 rooms. Itb every convenience, snd forntsbed complete for housekeeping. For farther particulars address ifi B. anquirer omce.

hi A ST WALNUT HILLS Two unfurnished coo-i necttng bedroeme. with kitchen. In a pleasant location: near beta lines of street-ears; tn a fam ily of two: references exchanged. Apply at third bo twe on Hack berry north of Chase ave. 141 room lar gent and wife.

ser York aad Baymiller sta, A dorses MARION, En quirer office. 141 FINELY tarnished front room; ball for aaaa aod wife. Address entrance; Afaqoirer 141 office. "I Lit WAY AVE. Wilder Building: furnished rooms for three or fonr single gentlemen.

In pri vate family terms moderate. 141 AKPltCLD SQUARE. EIGHTH BT. Nieelv fvratabed front room. Adatreas EXCKLLlsef T.

Enquirer emoe. 1 1 ANDSOMLLY Ornish ed front room, for man rl ami wife; central. Address rUHREST. to qalrer office, il a NUsOM ELY furnished flat, eoooaite GarB.ld 1 Place; twerooiaa pay tbe rent. Call at -CM Vlnei 11 AHOK, light room for small family.

Apply at 141 drug-store cor. Third and Flam sta. XI W. COR. FOUKTH AND JOHN is rant flat of wtu rent ene-baif of ame.

11 oesirea. Apply at fa) Main st. 141 -B-T ft. CuK, FIFTH AND StCA MORE STB. il tci col furnished room, aultanle for one or 1 wa gen la.

Iaqolreoa fourth floor. 141 c. wmR. SrJVENTH AND. WALNUT o.

Third floor front, faraished room for a geatle- 141 SW. COB. SF.VKSTH ASD bAYMlLLEKHIS. Twaonmrnished room aa eecond floor, to family without children reference reeolred. 141 UIT of rooms oa HmtSoorlaa new Bat; nee af cN kitchen furniture optional.

Address No.Ior-raise. Third and Broadway. Wl TH Ha. Handsomely furnished hmu.kp.nlii, on seeead flooi rooms for light floor: eld couple pra- ferreo central locality. Addreea aaqeirer 14-1 onice.

rp Wo sice en famished moms, wits attte. mr taay 1 and gentleman for tignt tee' hot aad cold water: closet floor: front. side and back entrances: 0 Address RkFEKENCE NO. ef parlor aad plane. Enquirer ofbee.

141 WJ AtBT EIGHTH ST. Secoad beoae east ef State 11 nicely rarautoea ivwas swoon va ess-una floor for aae or twe g. at leasee. WdT WALNUT HTLLSTa strletle wrivate family, a large, pleasant aad ateely furnished front room far oae er twe gentlemen oaring tbe sum mer months. Apply at third boaee left weet af Park are.

141 WALNUT HILLSFaralahs Edpn Park Terrace. Call at Ml ttr ALNUT HILLeV-Foralsaed froat ream over-VY looking Edea Park, iectndhsg nse of bath, with hot and cold water. Address AC PU O. Bex 417. dty.

11 WAtaT WALNUT BILLS-Three aafurntsaed rooms, with as. of bath-room Bear Awe lines at cars good locaUon: aew beuae, srlth all raed-ern improvements. Adareas, wltb relereace, AC O. Knouirer office. 11 EbT END Faraiebed roomie Wast Kad.aear aea er street ears, te a iissiBuiauni rsrw.

QUIET rTTREET. Eaeasrer oABea. 141 Addi IFILMORst ST. Nicely faralahee. tvaaS saeax, for one er two festrtats.

141 1 GKNaiSKK ST. Elegantly faretshed looms for ladv aad geatientaa or two geatleaaea: 141 GKNFXK 8T. -Very aesarasse twaiaaea rroat room loreuaer aaa ew sera pnaiai. Ml BC. SEVENTH ST Two "leery faraJabed rooms for one or two laaies er lor lirbt heeaekeepiag rear.

Stead at. Ml KA4TBOOKNB TtRfUCK-Neat second-story 7 room very isaaonaoio ta speotable parties 141 9 nr sivrg ST. Utiaalv- furnisaed rauaa. and kltchea, second fioer, corrtpiais tor itooaekesp. r.

141 lag, 13 A ON 3 bT. Tkree rooataoa Bret floor. 141 CI HATIAWATPTI I Ol Ueasaa aear fMztfc as. 1 far eea. 1AJ BETTS ST.

Nicely foraUhed ID family for ene or twe gente- 1 la private 17 as SIXTH. ST. Faraiaaed treat 1 141 noOLLl.GK ST. Kieely feraisbed ream ea the eesoed floor, sal Is ble fag twe gaataassaa; Bk 1 W. EIGHTH ST.

Pie X7 eae or two geaisemee. xroas Oill E- FOUKTH ST. Newly fornlaaed froBt ZUl room, with kail eatraaee. smiaass far twa gap tie men. Hl K.

POOKI ST. Four good rooms, alak: avav oa intra eily. Ml no ttTla ST. Twe newly Tare ashed froal rooms. AV cheap, ae geauemen eniy.

in tss HATHAWAY r-T. Fare abed for 4VIA. hoasekeeplag ar 141 4c LONG ao HTH ST. Twe elagaatly faraishad a0 aeeend-floor froal mat lei 117 YofiK ST. Furalabed reeaa.

wltb use of beta. SW Tm private rwnny i wmamanm awe gensteiaiea. tLj EUlAaVETM ST. Fn ra Is bad room. no W.

EIGHTH ST. Far nished treat mesa 1, awO oae er twe a-rntleaea a aaaa aad wife: also. tSB ISSBI SIB, BW-I. v4 S- 1. ROOSTS FOR RENT.

ao lAiS8OftTH BT.skJelF fursitshed aCO for light booeekeeplng or sleeping-roosa. Q- ri iTT BT--Larsra floor reasonable terms. froat roo am aa nnt 141 Oil W. SIXTH 8T. Kieely farateaed treat raora Oil foe lady, wltb ail conveniences; top floor.

14-1 14-1 34 Nicely -furnished front room, foe oee or twe gentlemen. SO CLINTON rT. Neatly famished room In av prl vote family, very rssasnshle to a gent wna rei.reace. rs-a 432 SEVENTH ST. Neatly farnlsbed room.

liable Tor oee or twe gents. is-s 43 CHESTNUT BT. Nicely furnished room for ene or twa eeata. iv-i A ro re ST. Second-story front room, aeatly leraiBBaa.

Tor oae peraoa. u- 46 CLINTON BT. Faraiabed rooia. 141 A LONG WORTH ST. Pleasant faretshed roo sos xO for gentlemen also a soom mate wanted by a eontleeaaa: terms reaaoaaeiet private family.

141 A i2 MOUND ST. Faraiebed rooms far Debt tu ao Soeaekesplnav. 11 A 11 ANO RACK 4JT. Suits af two and roar T7 rooms. In good order and ebeap.

Call ai ro g- ear. nixm aaa areot sta. es-z .10 44COROR ST. Nicely for nished freot roo as Twa eeeeod Bear, antable for two gmntlemea Ib private family. 111 rzn MOUND BT.

comfortably tarnished roes -TA Wli tb good board, suitable lor twe genu or msa and wife. MS Ct HOPEINe) BT. Faraiaaed Jd floor for gentleman. room oa aecond 14-1 SO PIbCE ST. Farntaaed er la suit.

-wiia an coa veei.a, 53 GEOBGX sTf. Faraisbed raora. 141 71 A WKB4TF. 1ST One or two furnished or B-r-yr rarnhtned froet rooms, en id Boor, la private lamlly; aesireele location 161 rL aiCHMONrj BT. Furnished froat room oa tlT flrst floor to man and wile or tent privilege at aitcnea.

14-1 UEOBOE 8T, Elegantly furnished front room. 141 Z.7 W.VUtfORTH BT Nicely fornUhed eecond I floor froat room, or gentlemen alee, aatur- uisnwu roooua. 5H as FIFTH BT. CBfarnsshed room. I no I re oa second a nor.

141 60 LCDLOW ST. Fnrnlabed room ao second floor. Bailable for twa mllanaa rafarenee required. 141 61 K. FOURTH BT.

Handsamelv famished see- one alow front room, for aaa and wlfser twa gentlemen reiereaoas. lei 61 LONG WORTH ST. Handsomely -furnished narlor and bedroom Brat floor: also fur. nasaed foams oa third floor; relereacee, 141 1 W. SIXTH ST.

Booms, sol Labia for llcht a bonsegeeplng. 141 63 i lot KTH bt'. Large aad elegant froat rOOOl. tlrsl-clss. house, ewe.

water, hath. Atc for gentleman ana wile or two gentlemen terms reasonable. 14; Ci Lt HOPKINS BT. Secoad-slorv front roo OO suitable for one or two gents; hall entrance. 67 E.

THIRD eT. Furnished rooms. 141 l-T W. NINTH ST. Nice VI room ts per month.

second-atory front 141 fC W. NINTH ST. Finely furnlsbed also, two parlors. In suit or single. rooms; 14-3 T3 OKOKUB BT.

Booms. SI aer weae: rsii beds: for einsrie sestlsmss. abaIv is 14 -i uuur, i fl HOPaCINd ST. Nicely furnish wl treat room for gent. 14-1 MULBEKRY ST.

Nicely furnished front m. lorone or two gentlemen. 11 77 KVEBAtTT BT. Farniahed room for gentlemen or man aod wife: aecond Boor: hall en- HBBW. I-X JQ E.

PEAKL ST. Four rooms, with water. 151 80 MOUND ST. Two room on third door: eon pletely furnbhed for house See Dine, with wa- ter aad every convenience: aide aatraace: refer- QOE. fIFTH ST.

Large Caw room, ateely turntaked. seooad-atory front 141 82 LAUREl ST. Farniahed room, suitable for one person, at ra per montn. 141 g- GEORGE ST. Uegaatly furnished rooma.

Q71 OEORiB furnlah.d room, with 2 s-s, in a private tamiiy to gentlemen terms as per month. 88 rot COURT ST. Nicely furnlsbed lodging, rooms lor gents at per week. CO SMITH ST. Neat furnished front room, CJ7 with uoe of bath, to two genie.

141 I KI-sTK ST. Front and back parlor, hall low entrance.whlch has been used for a omce 1 or six yeara; can now oe naa for any Kind of 103, LONG WORTH ST. Furnished room. In private family, ta one or two rent). men wita reference.

in 106 PARK ST. Famished rooms. 141 I I LONUWOKTH ST. Single front sleep! ng- ivo room lor gent. 14 11 IK FIFTH ST Nicely furnlsbed front 1 11 room, with aae of haxh.

ess. An awqutrwo. 14-; 1(7 FaRiC ST. Nicely furbished front room on ty 4 first floor for two geotieaien or two Leslie employed daring tne day. 1(17 SMITH HT.

Furnlsbed second and third- is story treat rooms, for gentlemen, or mas and wife. 142 lnQ LONG WORTH ST. Front room for one or a gears. 14 1U8 aw USES1Y BT. Four rooms.

laic YORE ST. Twe nice anlurniahed rooms to 1 siJ a small family. 15; 1 OCIOrffi ST. Nicely fnrnlabed front room to 1 gentlemen only terms reasonable. 141 1117 W.SKVUSTH ST.

Basement suitable for 1 I anv kind of buslneas: also, furnished ormaaana who or gents: haU entrance: refer ences. 41 1 i)Q ftiCHMOND furnUbed, well Ass 7 lighted, airy iront room. 151 1yQ Pi Eat BT Finely sw socation flrat-claas. farniahed front room is-a 142, 1 BT. Handsomely furnlsbed second- atorv front rooaa also, faaek asrliv rleM floor, for gentlemen wltb referenees.

167. 1 A CUTTEK second story bsck I room, for snan and wife ar two rents -also aau room I or a ceat; private family; hall trance. 141 1 AC RLTST ST. Front room, farniahed complete lXv for noose keeping. 1 atK W- FIFTH ST.

Cnfaralshed room for gent a a vr only. 14 161 THIRD ST. Handsome. anfurnlshAd second-atory front room also, two furnished rooms; hall entranceibath and everv to flrat-claaa parties: references exchanged. 11 1 li'J PLUM sr.

Nicely furnished front room oa vu second noor. 14J I fi fC PLUM handsomely famished lUty second -story froal room, to gentleman also a very alee flat to small family with reference. 141 I07 JOHN BT. Nicely farnfaAad ia, anit- 11 ivi abi. tor ta 1 or four gents.

I OK OKORGa ST. A few desirably furnished 1 CJO and anfurnlsbed rooms to respectable par- ties; very reasonable. 11 W. THIRD tJJ reet cheap. ST.

Nicely farniahed room isi 187 OCOAtGE ST. Furnished ruoaua. 1 OQ SMITH ST. Pleasant. furnished front room I oU ea third Boar, auitabla for lieht tonselreen.

tog. Mt 9(11 W. COURT ST. Savoy Bulldlag. flat 4.

twa sws f. eoanectlng room, one front, furnished or nafarnlshed, te respectable parties references. Ml OHO W. COURT ST. Three roams, with water A.

yj ana eioset, oe seoona nonr, back. Ml 4n-l McMiCEkS AVE. Nicely furnished rooms for lodgers, oa the first or second oor. Ow JOKN ST. Pleasant frost room, with board, for gents.

rtl w- FOURTH ST. Elegant anfarnisbed vlft front rooms, siagla aria suit, to hrst class parties only. Call Monday. 14-1 irtQ OROIIO ST. Fur Blshed room, en i table yjiJ for one er two goate or aaa aad wife cheap aad desirable.

lyt oliiOkUROR ST. Famished Aj 13 hooerkeepiag. tor light Ml 471 VT. FOURTH ST. Furnlsbed er nfurnlsbed 410 rooms, anitable ror tight housekeeping: or nee of Stteben.

ui VIA W. FOCKTH BT Neatly furnished room, til wltb good board day Boarders wanted. Ml Ol 7 CENTRAL AVaC Four fooeosla 'third Lt I 4 story, water, gaa and water-eloeet oa same finer, te a family without children reference re quired. uI 235 1 SIXTH ST. Twe large room to a small y.

11 27 Rack BT. Flv lid1 ELM ST. Fornlshed room, for two genta. fcTVI during May Festival. it -7 241 FREEMAN AVE Faralsbed roean.

OfsQ oroltdl ST. FBralaned room for Hgtit As(J7 hsaeekeealng: aone has respectable, gaod-paylag tenaats aeed apply. irt 97 a WALNUT ST. Twe reoots oa seoood floor: AllT water aod had entrance. 141 sj7 VINE ST.

Five raoeas aad aa attie. Ml VUR W. SIXTH ST Famished sleepiag-room. s-OU fasToaaar twaaaatatahs rant for oa. cheap.

mi OQQ OtOROg ST. Tkree alee roeraa oa the eee-vOOsif floor, with water. Ml 289 AAINOWOKTK ST. Unfurnished room. 11 LONOWORTH ST.

Three nnfarelsbed Otil JOHN ST. Furnished room, for oae er two siviuDuiBci, ia pnraie lamiiy 9Q9 WALNUT farabtbad room, for iUtt geota. 141 9Q1! JOHN ST. IS lee reeea. te yoaag lady: for-AV0O ala nee a BBarntahed.

iam 'J(t( VIHX ST. Very aeatly furnished front or yjy back reem, for geata a air reiereaaas ex-cbaaesd. -11 fSlll.l VINE HT A sleaiBBL nlnels lairnisljed U3 OUsV room for genu; revere ooes. VnF WALNUT foraished, coa sect ed rooms, second story, with all coeveaiencee; ball eatraaee: private fasnily. 11 310 FIFTH Twa nicely ta lor Ugbt non at keeping.

Oil WALTftiT fornUhed er anfar-Oli atshed rvMaas, naravaaeat at traaaieSt, to respectable parties only. 141 313 WALNUT ST. C'afurntsfced froat room. Jl I W. FIFTH ST.

Neatly furnished eecund-etory frost room. Bailable for aaaa aad wife A41 lift w- EIGHTH elegantly furnished OlO front room for single geet: private family: terms reasonable: references reooired. lel 320 WALNUT 8T. Nicely faraaahed froat room, private family, fog tern g.u Ueeiea oa wife. 141 320 rear1 321 psrarriilT trtaioly tnre' 321 VINE ST.

Ftaf of or rooats la aecond gas. eatn geoe erdeeje! JOQ Gr-ORGEaTT. Furalabed a la Brivata family. 141 324 W. NT NTH ST.

Fernathed, ssosal story reem la private family. I4J 328 W. TALLaO BT. Bsoead story fasalshed Ml ROOIIS FOR. RENT.

107 W. THI BD err. paralsbed OO I par week, for goats ea ly. treat reo an. St 11 OOq vi faratahed fraat roona fer OOP g-- met private laesilr.

-J rlNleLA i'. ai i ry rooaa, with privilege af beta, la a private family. Ml 348 room. 11 353 fof w. BiXTH arge.

light iwma 1 reseraaoo r.quired. a. 359 THIRD ST. Three roama aa eecond with water BpstAUre, Iroot aaa rear yarda. W.

NINTH ST. Furnisaed aseoad-eiory lii iront 1 "i t'-t FOURTH ST. Pleasant rvooss. ID firat-'rJ eiasa Irssality. feraiebed ac uaf arntshed reiereacva required.

rv- w. SEVENTH STi-Twe elegantly far- Blaaed rooata, private. tamiiy; batst JO I COURT ST. Furnisaed JCrx" nice, light and airy. gents 145 JQ'l GEORGE furnished JSB 1 room terms reason able.

til A nO W. SEVENTH ST. Twe elegant eonnect- CJ tog rooana, aafuralsbed; not for house keeping, la' AJ W. SEVENTH ST. Rooms for light honse-Troa keepiag.farnlabedar anfurnished.

with all eoaveniencea. 1- A OX COURT Iroet rwa lor msa iti" and wife or twa gents; hall entrance. Ml A JQ W. EIGHTH oa aecond floor for ST. Fonr turniehed foe li.at bona taeniae, to parties alihout chiidrea water ea same Boaar.

tin BOARD AMD ROOIIS WANTED. 13V lady aad gangster. small nefcrnlsbed room 1 1 wita use of Osr tr reference riven and rs. quired, address MOTHJCAt Alii) DaLGHTF-tt. A-neturer omoa.

is TJ a lady with references, board and roots. Ad. AJ drees BOARD. Anquirer OOlOe. 14f TY a Brst-class teacher, roam, la exchange for i' board.

Address TAvACH a Enquirer oflice. UT ladi employed during the dav. roo and 1 board: reterencee given aad required, address BUS1NESSM. AUiuuirer omce. 141 COUNTRY BOA ED From June 1st, within half 1 1 hour's ride by rail of city, board aud well fur- Blsbed rooms for nartv af four adults aad nar girl oest references given and reo 111 red.

A (Kir, stating aecommonailons and terms, CEP, Box Si vr a FOR three grows perennssnd one rhlle Sve years old. roams aad beard; family where there are no other boarders nrelerred. Andreas TWENTY- TWO, EBqatrerbmoa, MI STEAMBOAT MATTERS. COR SALE STEAMER JOHN SNOWDON A1 Length. 148 fet- beam.

Stt feel rlei.Lh tt uuiu. ieri; cy linders. 1. S4 incnea diameter, 5S feet stroke; tbree boilers. Machinery and ooa in nrsi-ciass condition, will be sold oa terms to suit purchasers.

For full nartleulara auurcaa vaph A. JALU15.1, tsrowBSVllle, Fenn. CPPFK OHIO. LUclBnatl. rTherlint ant Pittsbni-f.

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Mruitn.i; IAH AJI-Hoi KbOWXl 1 1 11 reosivvi wn i-eritrai aasaas Transit Wharf -boat, foot Main, trxlf at all boons. JOHN BHFAKKssjrK s.v., iw a gc at aioisre.i ageeta. WHIELISO AMD PITTSBlTstta. JENNIE CAM PHKLI. SMfMt.

aBPw ri. 1 t-' r.siiA 1 101 at. a. Uhill dt MCUUIKl's aavw- main, neiow runt. Cliti, NrUaiBtk.

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ooard or to Agents. LOWER OHIO. rr 1.0LIlVlI.I.K-a,rs. Heaa ZZZL Fraaltllw a aae Called Klatee a T.harf-boat foot of Vine sLalaiS L-aiLi. a f.

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Through receipts to all polnta OB MEMPHIS AND LITTLK ItOCK R. HOT BPRIStiSabet ORT SMITH and TEXAS POI NTS. S0UTHEKX USE. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. For 2STTY ORLtlS and WAT P0I3TS.

The Fins Paanenger stteeirner PAHIH BROWN, A. M. II ALLI DAY. Master. Chris.

O. Will leave WEDNESDAY. 17th, 6P. M. ROY BE at MOSSET, Agents.

Public Land idlag. aW-UUIDI'U SI AH to follow Satnrday, MESICAX. CARDS. DJi. BO.lAPAKTE KEYX0LDS.

years experienoe as specialist, at lassyeamore t. CI net o- n.M. wuiv.wmapDioB.seii-aoaae. apermatorrhea. Impotency.

ltboat tbe aseof naerenrv. I prmnpl relief and perms -it cure by the use of weil-tned remeqiea. Book for twa stamps. myl2-4i LOST MANLT lbOE, EB tK43T. eVe4 KLp TUBED la 3D dayE OPIUM Habit, Drunkennesa, OESLCRE Diseases 1 either sex cared at Med ical 1 nsii-tuie, fsstS Elan Bl ClnclnaaU PAY AFTER CURE.

Call or aend stamp for free book. UDIES' PHYSICIAT1-DR. PIERCE, 13 W.N lnth yeare-xpertence: 1 years In ClBcianatl. The anxious aad unfortunate. from whatever cause can consult him privately.

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myls-St A. POSITIVE CUBE Without Madielnea. ALLAN'S SOLUBLEM EDICATED BOUGIES t-ateniea -eciooer to, 1870. one box No. 1 will cure any case in fonr days or leas.

No'. 2 will core tbe moat Obstinate ease, no latter ef how long standing. -No nauseous doses af CQBeraoSDslbs or nil af sandalwood, tbat are certain to rest uoe dyspepsia by desuroylag tbe coatings of me Mostsek. Price, 31 50. Bold oy all druggists, or tnaMed receiptor price.

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sexual exharrsrloau lis pa wascy ar aosa af aBaaljr vig-ar. which oaflta the vicUm aw Ssiilaass ar atazriage. are 11 1 1 issnsanr eared- bv PMBilles tbat sua taed 'i Jn'ias I Fatlenta arm lag hj mail aad txpraaa, tart, wbers aosnlhle, petseoal eeraulsatioa a Bels-rsd, which is naa ana mvttee. ctssrgve modnrate, aad gaaafeie sans I Office hours, to i ami te 1 1. At.

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-sft er Msa 1 aw let anctmna af sbe tlsiaal. ablai. as lanes edttari pgtaolplaa wltbsat tbe aaaeXMaeeage er ether rulausiiim KAILROAD TIME-TABLE. iClXCZimATT TI1TEI g-y EXHRAL TTOTE jTae Arrivals aad V. j( parturea of Trains are to end from ttaota- tvatf.

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nierDinr-esr asb Offlcek 10 note'beloWr BALTIMORE AND OHIO. Jfepti, JPmri ansa Jfana fa. rtcAef OJlcm, ITS Ir'awata HL Trains, ave. i Arrive. Belli more, V.

ash, Faat ami 6:03 ra asiumon, tu. fAaui a ml I3i rxt ANO INKIAN AP-LIS. IliS LIXK BOtTTawj Sixth aad idotuiiti 62. TSekH OJIed, IWJ H'. eoarf A Nf.

Trains. Leave. Arrive. Col bus. Yn Boaton 10:13 in lUSpmi ialta mi 4 ra a Is, ru a na iiiii ml a ra a iia ml a gjrsp m' IKpn 8ai3 a 10:11 New York Cleveland Butlaio.

Springdeid. SurinnOeld Ae l'olorabns Kxndusky. Hanansky. Kenton Sprmgflell tf9Hs Si.1 a 78 a tn 10:43 ra USClAAA 1 t. HAAsls.iUJt AMI A1A lOJt.

CHICAOOalB LIMB. Dfx. fitxsA aad Hocull su. IscAas! GIBaa, led W. AosrA At, Train A Detroit, la ad a Toledo.

Deirolt Leave, i Arrive. lsm! 7Mp ra mid txVia a XIb mj ssaj p. ax Is a mi ia TaDsasTaita a 6:43 mj 43ia I 8 3 ami tflu4p at 7ssi a tn ll l.il a ml bMAipas Toledo. Detroit Chicago, Furt Weyoe Chicago, Indianapeita, at. Louis.

AJayton Indlaoanoi Grand Kapida. Hamilton and Cincinnati traiaa leave tr-elnnart at Sud a a m. II. -OH a m. 1w xn.4:is lias m.

iisa m. Arrive at Cincinnati a m. 7 :51 a m. 13 3 in. Olendale train leaveaCinclnnau ateolptTX, Arrive at Cincinnati at 7s3 m.

Lock Isnd trains leave CineiaaaU at g3t pra and ISA am. Arrive et ClscuiasU at Mats 1 da stnd tHp m. Cartbaae trains leave ClnelnnaH at S-l a TM lllara.1 ta. Arrive at Cin cinnati at a m. a m.

128 m. 43 m. Camtniaavlils trains tnn.ee riseinn.ti na Arrive at dneun- aau at zra m. ta. 12.

na. CaAJULNAli.A-Si)lANAPOLtC BT. LfimS A afja Drpmt, ifaa aad ftsrl Nlb. TVArf Olftea, iT. W.

car. AeurlA auscf Ftate Sfa. Tral nat- Leave, Arrive. Ch ICagO, Kt. Itnia Chicago.

8L Iaiiib 793 pm 77 a n. trt Kuanvtiie, Ft. Wayne. svaaaaaee. wet 12 m107 ra Indianapolis -iui a :17 pm Harrison 1 rains leave 7 -fi7 a an tn.

eieA7 m. xh. leavea at II iSJ on Kridaya. fsundaya Leave 1:31 10 arrive 10 US a m. A7 m.

1 wren cebnnei't rains leava in -err a ana UX arrive a apd 1:42 m. 8un-daya-Leave sl7 a arrlvgj HA ra. C1NCINN ATIVAN KASTEAN. Pepat. Ctor.

Costrt ox. and Zrrouclwuy. Tic A-ts1af Xiepof. Trains. Leave Arrive.

44 ni 11 a na (Ml ra l.llpn Newport Express. :44 a pm 44p 894 a men eater New Richmond Aa New Rich mood CINCINNATI AND KfTWuOk Depot, naxAAaad aad is SU. rtciits of Depol aad Hrxghton. Week-day trains. Leave H.

ana D. InMt1 a st esna n. 6:18 tn. a-a Leave KohbslVeiteaoiliS'Jilasi. iaisis.

m. 12-AS en, 8 m. a m. Ieava Brigoton tutlloa 4:18 am, 733 a to. t-M a 1:18 ro, 5ri in.

Sunday I-eav. Robb-a (Wesiwood) a 10:13 a 12:38 Snl3 323 tn. Sunday Leave Rrlghtoa Station -St a go, 11 a m. 1 OA m. 3:43 Ada at ra.

COLLEUC HILL. Prpof, arzfA aad aody ta. Tirhrtmat rjmeC ML Healthy trains leave at Bl. a m. OA-IS m.

aa-lS and aeelssn at cineianati at 7:63 a m. I. -41 a aa. 1-Ji m. hot lege Hill train leavea pm: 5 Al pa.

CHESaPEAEB AND OKMA OlAee, 171 VFaW-sa. OA. Imllraad Pbsamb at 4 p. m. esewectlax at HnnU w.

vs, with Cbeaaneake aad Ohio PaatT wmta real pa ur. RJcb "won, tc Pies mere arrive at Clxaeta sa. an, aaiiy. CINCINNATI. NEW On La ARB ajfO rtciric.

fntMerwwsTi asera srraw .1 TrsunE I Lssava. sAjrrtve. i I 013:43 a eel fxWpmi; I 1 4p bsIm-Jb ana Chattanooga, Soottk. Lexington, Danville. Jacksonville expr CUaKMATT aOETfitKlt, Depm Ctmer Cvurt 6C tmd Broad wan, 1 cef vpum IM Fftet ot.

Trains. Leave. (Ssa odK ns eae a m. Arrive- 1 1 Ssssaea "4:18 aaa ftaae J4 an i h-JtAm t6rm ii Dayeaa Ae iiaiKia ra.a (abases Paaa. banes Paaa.

IjebaBoa rasa. rtioy a ml J4gpml VoBsgamerr As Moatrom.ry eg as at pm CINCJNN ATT. eAOSUCTOWB attstrrss. Drpec, Feai emd JBaalier Sta, Traiaa. 1 Leave.

1 ArrveL (Sin eresr il la and Oeorge- town Ae lataa iflia SHamerevllle, UeOBngeAVowa and Fellerty Mall 14 tn fntet Amelia Ae. tlipa ia aaa ENTVCK CBNTEAU Depef, POem and B'uAtn-Blsa CSacritaef TYaAast OitTtes, Af.jS.0 aad Fiaieata. Leave Areiwa. Tralna Coving. rTankPt, Rlcb-tnond.

Ml. Rterlina tCp 30 pa Lexington, Maysvills, MtJ sieriin. 1 1 ll 4fi am INDIANA. BLOOMINGTON. AND WESTERN.

IOHIO DIVIBION.I I Depot, ryih and Hoadly su. ticket Office, STo. aus a rosrtA tx. Traina. Leave.

1.03 a Arrive. Sandosky 4 Banausky t-andusky Col umbos Col urn bus Coiumbus iJipn! 6 A3 a ra 11 nt IxH 10:43 pm Ai pm pm Kenton Ac. LOUISVILLE SD NASHVILLE RAIL. KOAD. LOUISVILLK, CINCTMKATI A tEXTNGTojr BrV.l Depot, fear! nn0fiutUr tit.

Tieket Cine, a. j-tm ami Mat jma Leave. (Arrive. ash Koutb 8:14 1 1 8:14 Jti 8:14 am 'ijipm Louisvlire, rank Loo isv asbv. Soath.

in 12-4 pm eiltm Jackson rille Fast Li tie a MAAiaTI'A ANa UhVlhSATl. irpof, Jart aavd was ek. TicAtt OJteo, 133 Train. Pom. Ps Leave.

1 AjTlve. ml SflflM Ralllnanrn Wi bru flwtn; Ittpa BaUimawe. Waau. Eaal 7B a ASH aaa ChiTlicotne HiUsm 'lalp aUDItB Cbtllleotbe expreea 1 A 11 Loveland traina leave lis a m. Hrtn pHa, arrive, 1-53 a an.

IKiB.l jei m. 11 i EEWYOatXtPKNNnrXWaNIA AND OHIO. Asttat fan-Uandi Cor. Vnrf emd Mvt lar Mm. 7'icAef OiUce.

44 W. sartA m. Tralrra. Leave. Ph'- Arrtwe.

Nev York, Beaton New York, koffalo. l-fe SdMam fMpmi Sin xtaiTaue M4PB an flilta 61 a Cleeeiaart. Pffwtre- OHIO AND MlMlaIPPL iHU-mtul fro.t HU. Ticket Qffim. At W.

fourth and lo 'diaaf HU. Depot, Leave. 62 a 8:12 a Arrive. 82 6:42 pro. -dl a ta 8sts a ra.

Bt. Loo ia. Loaiavllle. Ajouis. LATUiavua.

of 7r 2 pm 3:57 ro St, Louts Louisvilie. an Mpn Hi pm; iuta' 12:17 pm 64-i tn Masiiaoa. Mad reon. riTTsiiuao. iiKcis hatiano st.

loces. iTes. IrAX-BASDU XOt'Tkl rl and HaaAiev ABA. rteM ABm ar E. Cor.

wrtA and Viae At. Trains. Leave. Arrive. Columbus MalhJ.

PitUbnrg, PhiJE, East Pittsburg. llal Oolnmbus Ae Waal. C. ZamesrvUia. Ctreicrviiie Ac 4 31am 724am "nam at 7iS TMpm ia4 ra 5: 364 pm, 4 a tu na 424pm' lipn Morrow trains leave ejotti 1 arrive.

a au a aw 6:14 sVvelal trains leave a m. 3: m. arrive, m. 1 lortt a-ommofition train leaves 6s4a an. arriwee am.

The a 4:4 trains connect for Yellow Springs and Springfield. Church trains leave Loveland Snndaye at is a and returning Cincinnati at 1 -JA m. VANOALAA LINE. i Ftaaea enad Jmrt SfrmrU. Ttrttt QStem.

or. easurtA asuf 1'tae jy. sDrMTf, Traiaa. 1 Leave. Arr 1 City J7 7 a 7 Tarip 10 (Arrive.

Louis, Kanaaa Tin EL Louis, lex as 1 WHITEWATfta. JapsS, Jit-m emd Frar-f Jjtr. TVW Off em, JYartA. snrnl Cor. osnA end 1'tavr ia.

Traina. 1 Lea' Ips 7 Leave. Ft. WayaeCNoria. a.

syse, isorta a CAtfiBaravtiXa. Haaertuewal 5-U tui tu a aa i 1 I i i i i i 1 4 I' 1 i I i.