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f. f.v life 1 V' THE CTJCIIJ 27, -1889. 3 "THE FEST CLOSES "With" Grand Eicnmon to Conej Kearlyrira Thousand People Enjoyed tie Day's Tne Familiar Criaa of Out "Bahn Fraf Wia Met Be Hrd train Tor Four Tear. Tbs Turners eloeed their twenty-fifth Fest Jar a grand excursion toConer Island raster-dm jr. Tba boats Guiding Star and Taomss Sbsrloek mad hourly trip, and every time crowded.

A. more orderly or larger crowd baa seldom visited tbat popular resort, ntr has national fathering' of any body ever enjoyed itself more than did tbe Turners yesterday. A crest many of tbe Ttsitors ratarned borne last night, and more this morning, so tbat tbere will be but few in tbe city by to-night. It is estimated tbat over 6.000 people, nearly tbe nutrlher tbat visited Inwood ParkTnes- jy. was at tbe Island.

It was a ri'BiLv social occasion-. Every one was oat for tbe pleasure, and Judging by tbe expressions of satisfaction beard on all bands on tbe returning boats, every one bad whnt ba sought after. There was no programme of any kind, nor aneecbes, and toe day was tbe more enjoyable in that nothing of a formal nature dis tracted the attention of tbe ere wd. night with tbe boat from Coney Island Uie 1 uruteet cioeed That it uikiifi success needs only tbe miirtim of Jrtttjnel lafet to attest. lie stated to Tag fCituiisEK last uight tbat at the qUKrt- yeuuial lest four yean asn at Newark, N.

tbere were scarcely 400 Turners and at this fest tbere were almost twice that many thou and. hot as. Gsobgb Eun waa at tbe Island. Coixkex T.rEt, was tbere and was happy. Thsbs were no ure-tuin people on tbe Island.

Th Milwaukee boys were oat with their Straw plus baia. "Gtjt Heil" and "Hahn Frei" will not be Beard again lor lour years. Fibsoki on the 3 o'clock! rip saw a balloon suan up in toe air on me way uown. lr takes tbe fieruian TornsrJT to eat up a picnic and not have a single brawl mar tbe am pleasure. IHl Itrund nl the fraff anil the monkr biob many of the Turners carried in their ata.

is said to be that while the Turners are eaioyiuc tnemseives the monkey is on top, as symbolic of activity. Oa tbe a ay after, when the blues set iu. tbe frog get the ascend ency, because of iti typical groanings. The taonlter was on top yesierday. Turnera Visit Dayton.

sswoiab aisrirca to nm aaocnaxa. Darrox. Ohio. Juue Prof. Wetlich and the East hit.

Louis class of Turners were re- eeived bere. with tbe Turners, with a brass band. They called at tbe Y. ai. C.

A. Gymnasium, and were taken to the Holdisrs' Mom A and nLlier ttfiinLM of iliLrst in car. risues. To-nifiit tney were viven a grnud re ception at uraer ilall. and at midmsht started lor t'ui in-liay.

FIVE SCORE AND TWO. Besaarkabls At Reaabed By Mrs. Miller, of l.adlow, Ky. Ludlow's resident" is dead. That la the oldest in years, if not in residence.

This leaves Covington's lady of the same age without a rival in tbat section, at least, of tbe Blue Grass State. The dead lady was Mrs. Miller, who lived with ber son Daniel, himself well stricken in years. Mrs. Miller was born at Rice's j.snuiug.

i nameu utter uer miner, in 178T. bbe removed to Cincinnati in 1814. where she liv-d for fifty years, then crossing the river to niaWo her liouiu with her son. She waa rcmarkst'lr well preserved, even for crutennarian. anu uer ocatn was comparatively unexpected.

BUSINESS IS TOO SLACK. for the rraidry Proprietors to Restora tla Old of Vfu. rreeiaent latvon. ot Lnien No. 4.

composed of machinery and bench moldersof tliis city, yesterday received a notice from about a dozen proprietors of tbe leading foundries, denying the application of the men. for a restoration of tbe 10 par cent, reduction in wages made a year ago. owing to depression in tbe trade. lately the business ef the foundries seemed picking ui, and the ttiert asked that the former scale of nases be restored. The ground oi refusal is that busi-will not warrant tke restoration.

It is probable that a 'conference will be bald. There is no danger that the men. who number nearly 4o0. will strike BaJeoa-KeaBars In the Polio Court. Thomas B.

Leonard, the notorious saloonkeeper at George and Central avenue, who was arrested some weeks ago for violating the Hnnday law. failed to nut in an appearance in tbo 1'olice Court yesterday for trial. Uis attorney produced his physician in support of the statement that he whs sick, but the medical man failed to establish that fact. Judge i Kruintoii ordered that he be brought jnto-day under penaltraof forfeiture of liis At: InP itpt hn Mt tie case of rrauk Keiclirjl li. of 111 n.

mi nrl I If. was re lurnea. rourteen remained in lh nAhp aiter tne sicus had Iwei veaire or luirty nai thirty names was issued. Decision in tbe ca.ie of l.ederor. which was heard week be lore last, was reserved un- Punlibiurut or a Stela Gambler.

Mack Jackson, a crap-shooter, night before last inveigled Monroe Smith into his room at Central avenueand Ocerge street, and suc-reedeU in getting hiia interested in the seductive game of "seven or eleven." Monroe laid down all his money, and then pawned buooatsnd vest fcr 7. This sum was also swept into Jackson's i ekei. A col- 'u uniDpfii isi me game a nil Iver tsou tcre on irrwictt mr peiii. larceny and currying wiiorum weapons, juuci) di missed tbe rase of larceny, but Jackson on tbe other, tiniag bun tJUO and wm, uiurn io ui4 surprise ana disgust. A Haeak-Thlef Captured.

Bbortlv befora five o'clock yesterday after noon a young man entered rs. T. Fisher's dwelling. a Vine street, and was discovered by the lady as he was escaping with an empty pocket-book. She gave the alarm and jua ttuel wus raugbt by.

Officer Henry. At Errtiiic niatiou the prisoner registered a-rgo Meyers, a news-butcher. 34 years old (. hicago. and was behl on the charge ol Pout larceny.

cheap jewelry and three wvu pocKci-oooKs were lound on him. SulllTan and JAllraim. Yesterday there was a party of young fel lows in a cigar store on Vine street who be came argumentative on their abilities in tbs fighting The discussion ended in an sojournment to a protected' quarter, where Dave who is 14 rears old and thor- iuau sporting young leitow rrora ixiugtoti. met his match in Levi Henly. Jectmas nd a refereo were chosen, and ten minutes defnat for roiled in an overwhelming pinua.wno received a Ala surprise.

bloody nose, much to aaaptclowa Charactara Run In. Dstectires Bulwer snd Morgan yssterday "Varrnoon arrested John Kensel and Wan. two East End characters, on sus-V4 locked tbem np at the Central were found in the Cin- A rtauway yards in poasw Vjs tigbth. near ktroad- res tea Del are lor "a fellow. Vruck at promptly skinned.

Me pawned his revo jurai. waicu was won by Jack Than Smith l.iimed that the dire 1 1 ..11.... I Mt. 11' 1 at Kiaa. Vv.

'v. nA. Tk freseet tC Ms. J. t.

Career. te ftTle yvi i Wlfe'a 'Mr. Toaepb T. Career fa a bit of a waa. and heartily enjoys a oke or an onexpected surprise.

Yesterday morning Mrs, Stuart, bis wife's mother. -came bom from Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Carew insisted she should get into the carriage, and they would all co and see a bom psstnrasa for the cow. Tbey drove bp ia frost of tive hoose recently par-chased by "Mr.

Carew and rana the ball. -What are yon doins bereT This is young sort of eow-osstnre." obserred Mrs. Ktuart. Hex daughter, Mrs. Carew.

couldn feep a straight face, but Mr. Carew insisted that the man who owned the pastnre must be seen. Tney succeeded in eruin Mrs. Stuart into tbe bouse. which was -ciesantly furnished from top to bottom.

the eat was let oat of tbe baa when Mr. Carew pulled oat the deed and presented Mrs. Stuart with the 17.500 house and a receipted bill for ail the furniture. The lady's surprise can be better imagined than oeacribed. A POLICEMAN ARRESTED.

Be) la Chargad Witk Aseavalkia Patste Gallagher. OfficeT William Myers, of the Hammond-street Police-station, was srrerted yesterday on tW cbsrge of assanlt and battery. Tbhromolainant ia Patrick Gallagher, a yoangioy. GaJlaaher claims that Myers has bad if' in for bin for some and has mads threats what be wond do. Yesterday a friend of Gallagher told him tbst Myers had a warrant for him.

Gallscher met Myers and ssVed bim about it. Gallagher claims tbat Myers then struck him on the ear. i uis part of it is no doubt true, as Gallagher's ear is split ami bis face swollen. Gallagher then appeared before Hqulre Brisbt tuid swore out a warrant for tbe arret of Myer's on the charge of assault and bat-terr. lie waa arrested by Constable John son and released on bond for his appearance to-day at iu lut ST.

XAVIER GRADUATES. Fortj-Xinta Annul Comneneenent at the (Jrand Opera House. Liat of the Winners of Gold Medals and Other Honors. Last night, at the Grand Opera House, oc cur red ths forty-ninth snnual commencement exercises of ttt. Xsvier's College.

Tbe building was rilled, standing room being in demand. There ware four young men who had completed the seven years' course of study, and took their farewell of the institution, and their essays were on what tbe programme termed "Modern Philosophical Fallacies." THE EXgRCISKS Opened with a song. "Tbo Commencement March." by the junior choir. Win. K.

Ktner-son followed with an oration on 'Positiv ism." and Anthony J. Dittrioh bandied tbe subject. A gnosticism." The senior choir sang a martial hymn, and Chas. J. Labia an spok.e on "Materialism." K.

J. Lawrence Clond delivered the valedictory. His subject was "Morality Without God." Thr junior choir sang and the exercises closed with the conferring of tha deere anrl tha distribution of premiums. 1 he deffree nf HjjrheWir of Artq nrm rri i fend upon F. Ijiwrence Anthony iniricn.

wiiiiaiii r.cuierson. Liiariesj. ohmann. be highest honoi-9 of the grsduatiue class were merited by Anthony j. Imtrich.

i nc koiu modal tor the best Ljitin i-ornno. sition in TBE PRIZE CONTEST Was won by AloysiiiM F. Frunivcller. of the rhetoric class rt. Aavier ollege.

the donor tteing Very Kev. J. I'. Frieden. Provincial.

'1 his ennlesK us hi.rv.i, i V. braska. Missouri. Ohio. Michigan.

Wiscon sin. Kansas and Illinois. lhe gold mcilal for tbe best catechetical esuay us taken iy AloyMtit ruinveller. p.xt in merit were ichael J. Kelly hihI Vincent A.

'efkf I'lia rinnur ll.v Jainea McNemey. he gold meda for the best Cerrnun was won by Anthony J. Jutirich. vim chas. S.

lxhniann nex in nikrit. 'I nc suhii.pt was 1 1 I. llOfi 1 AlttKT-h iiim! mill 1 1 flfinar Mr. Joseph Nieli.nis. ie Lion Pi ill tpt4 tl frrtlit fimilfil.

in the first section were by Anthony U. PUTlhiD. wltll l.crk K. uii I ml i'irl. F.

VVolKiiig close to hiu. Ill the SfeeOIKi ftPrl iflli It Wit Vn!) hv imm A. Rlildlis W'lh I I bert C. Hsselnian next in merit. In the tiMrri section bv J.

A lovsin. Mi-linn. aid. with Victor M. and Eu- tcene J.

I'm if next in merit. In the fourth section hv John Vnlrihlit with Patrick A. Mckenru nm! Haria next iu merit. lhe lionors ot the graduating cIhss of tbe coininerciai course were won ly 1 esterbold. THE rOLLOWI.XO STt hESTS rteceivea tne Highest nnmber ol prizes in tneir restiective classes: A.

Krumve er. Kichora. J. J. Minley.

C. F. Walking. i.reutin, j. nimes.

u. Molger. Ilaris. K. Riiurichtr a Argus, i.

K. Hostv. J. H. Sriiiitm.

Vr. Carthy, S. lfonz and M. A. Byrne.

year will be the vnr nf college, wiiiun win then celebrate its semi centennial. IN EDEN PARK. An Unknown Man Suicides, and Leayes a Letter to Satisfy Publlo Curiosity. While strolling through Kden Park yester day afternoon Robert Smith, an ex-policeman, was struck by a peculiar odor while lescending a bush-clad slope near the reser voir. Making an investigation he made i most horrifying discovery.

Lying near the edge of a clump ot yonng trees he found the body of an old man still in death with a new revolver clasped iu bis right hantl. From indications the roan had been dead for a conple ef days at least. Running to the gate-house he notified the Water-Works watchmaa. who summoned a patrol wagon 1 be body was removed to the Morgue and Coroner Rendiga notified. A search of the clothing worn by the corpse brought to light an old silver watch and a note-book in wnich was scrawled a fareaell letter, which given below.

Nothing was found that would lead to the identification nf the remains. The dead man was alout 30 years om. iinu a gray oearu aim was ore-urd in a dark brown coat, jeans pants and brogans. 1 he following is the strange letter that was left: To satisfy public curiosity, lam tired of uie unu a long any irom noiue. Baggage ibsu wiuiuruur-iciiui oi iu value.

rani xirangrr in inee parts, uot ruptured III mines. The muscles of my right arm turned brown, which weakens it much and makes uie tor naru laoor wnicn 1 have been usea to. tnea lor work and could not get it. krone oy aay own nana. Tbroo OUnoaost Clerks.

J. II. Feenster. the manager of tbe Co-op- eratire Grocery at I vorydale. yesterday morn uigcanie to this city and swore out a warrsnt at Police Headquarters for tbe arrest of John Minningand Charles King, two yonng men who were formerly employed as clerks in tbe store.

The rharse avainat thm mnil limn. the affidavit nllegrhc that they stole STo at various times from the cs.li dranrar Tli. are now in fit. Luis, and a telegram has been sent to the police authorities, requesting that the inn tires ba arrested. A third party.

whoJa connected with tbe theft, is uuder arrest at 6U Bernard. Munday-Nchool Exeursloa. The Sunday-schools of the First English Lutbersn (Elm street). First. Third and Poplar-street Presbyterian, and Christie Chanel.

.1 1'icnio Saturday. June 2a. to Parlor Grove. Jbe large side-wheel steamer Thomas Sherlock hi been chartered, and will leave tbe xt of street, touching at foot el iftb street. Gaorga Xorrla Dlamlssad.

The case against Goo.Morris. the cigar dealer Ko. S3 Vine street, charged with selling cigarettes a minor, was yssterday dis eased bv Jndnv' Krmston. It waa mat jintsQie mmskowski. tha ailegeit minor, was owl years of aire, and entitled to pur- se tynacxi.

Th tUdalght Cloalng .1 inn isaloon-keaper at Sixth yesterday tsornlntt igevErmston for violau "VT law. Howell last Satur- THE RAILROADS. 4-. tiy i. "wp't a8.

Skeftds Trainmasteof tit OL, O. and St. Ik. Bert Appointed City Paaseo-aTsnr Atxt of tba Q. smid t.

and CspartiTS) Itatesient Wabaab Apyeismaaats te Tabs Use laly 1 Vetes aad Woiaters Wsy Statisas. The foUowimt ia tbe comparative statement of estimated gross earnings of the Louisville aad Nashrille Koad: Yor third a-aek of Jaaa. ttt.TIt Corr pointing week ot last yaax aawiss Iecrease fetal tor three weeks of no. MToaeus parlotl el last year U. M.ise.x UAS UI air I.

lass, to lataw data Corraapoaillas palled, of laac yaarM Appointed City faasenger Agent. Bert Bbaw has been appointed City Passen ger Agent of the Queen and Crescent, suc ceeding-D. J. Mnllsney. promoted.

Berthas been connected with tbe U. and for four years, and for the past two yesrs has been AsaistMiit- Ticket Aiffiot at the Q. and C. ioartb-street ticket office. He is a bright young man.

and will do good work in his new position, the duties ol wnicn lis win assume July 1. Will Bo Traimaaaetar. C. S. Khoads will be Trainmaster of the Cincinnati Invision of the Cleveland.

Cin cinnati. Chicago and St. Louis Road, under Superintendent 8tedwell. Uis headquarters will be in this city. He is at present Chief Xraia Dispatchsr of tbe 15ee Line.

Adjonraed Tastarday. committees from. Cairo. Evansville. Ths Le uis villa and Cincinnati held another ses sion yesterday at ths Burnst House ai after completing their work adjourned to meet again in abont two weeks, when tbe Question of reviviu'g tbe old Joint Committee will be brought up for consideration.

No Meeting; of the B. aad D. Directors. The meeting of Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton Directors, which was to have been held at New York yesterday, was postponed, as no Quorum was present.

Wabash Appointments. St. Louis. June 2tL Reorganization of tbe Consolidated Wabash ia being rapidly effected. To-day the following circular was issaed: St.

Louis. June 36, 1889. The following appointments have been made, to take effect July 1: M. Knight. Freight Traffic Manager: H.

L. Magee. General Superintendent, headquarters at fct. lyouls. He will hsve charge of transportation and maintenance of way: J.

H. i arnea. superintendent of Motive Power and Machinery, with headquarters at il. M. Martin.

Car Department. Decatur. 111. C. M.

Hayks. General Manager. Tha Loea Caused by tba Flood. Pnii.ADki.rHLA. June 26.

At the meeting of the Directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad to-day, tbs first since the recent floods, tbe result of the examination of the several lines made by President Roberts, was discussed. No accurate estimate as to the cost of restoring tbe property to tbe rendition it was in betore the flood, but reports were presented sutliciently specific to show that on all the linn operated 6y the conpan v. the total damg would not exceed from 11.580.-(XXi to Sl.7M.U00. which sum wiil he entirely supplied from the surplus profits of all the lines atlected. Kxcept by loss of traffic, the current list revenues of the sevaral coni-puuies will, therefore, not be affected.

Kotos. President Barnard, ol the O. and wi St. Louis yesterday. Traveling Freight Agent White, of tbe Missouri Pacific, is out on a trip.

Charier Herman, of the Georgia Traffic Allianei'S Lines, is back from the boutu. Messrs. Max held and Rovers, of the Mis souri, ivansa? ana lexas. are out on trips. E.

W. White. Traveling Freight Agent of the u. ana was hers yesterday irom Pitts burg. The C.

B. and Q. Passenger Department has out the usual supply of Japanese fans this summer. A. D.

Parry, of the Chicago and Alton, and D. C. Brarty of the St. Paul, were among yesterday's arrivals. W.

II. irons. Traveling Passenger Agent of the Lake Erie and Western, was here yesterday from Indianapolis. L. it.

Kvehihd. Traveling Pnsenger Agent of the Deliver and liio Grande, was here yesterday from Kansas City. W. H. Greegor.

Traveling Passenger Agent of the Chesapeake and Ohio, is expected at headaourtera again to-day. Judge Bacon, of the Rock Inland Passenger Department, has been called so Chillicothe owing to the death of a relative. The Queen and Crescent peosls announce that tbey will seil tickets to New Orleans on July 4. 4 and 6 on account ot tbe Sullivan-Kilrain tight at 6.7 tor tbe round trip. Secretary Holabird, of the Traveling Passenger Agents' Association, wants all those suing from here on July 7 to the T.

P. annual merlins- at Mackinaw te notify him as to tba sleeping-car space needed. P. 8. Kustis.

General Passenger Agent of the B. and yesterday notified Colonel m. Mi aw tbat the dates agreed upon for the one-tare harvest excursions were August. 6tn and 39th. September 10th and 11th autl October 8tb.

POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE. Pertinent Paragraphs, Math. Pleasant aad Personal. General Duncan, a prominent lawyer of Falls City, is iu town. J.

W. Hslsy left last evening for Lebanon. and will return August on tue i raves oumouna psaseuser list are the names of Julius F. Workum. Mrs.

H. E. Workum. Sailie Workum and Katherine Workum. Dr.

Jessie T. Bogle, of Albion Place. ML Auburn, leaves to-day for F.urooe. where she expects to. spend considerable time among uie nnspitais i raris.

Germany and HUUUUll Dr. P. 6. Conner will deliver an address on state Medicine at the aunual ineetinv of tbe American Medical Association at New port. K.

to-day. Dr. W. W. Dnun rf.li cred the annual address of the.

association oar iMuore yesteraay. Dr. BenV. Clarke. Surgeon for the Cinein nati.

Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Com pany, left last evening for Gambier. Ohio, to KiuirwiuvirauusuMl exercises oi the cot inn loin, i jr. larv ii.tinnar i A i. wi iiicKy students at the present Commence- UlVllt. Amona the Cincinnati arrivals at tha Adams County (Ohio).

Mineral Springs ars tMr. ana Mrs. U. Tbans Miller, of Mt. Au- urn udge and siiuw: jrtev.

tir. w. it. Krench r. xi.

a. limlr I. Kinney, Mrs. R. 8.

Turner. Mrs. J. V. Dai Jane McCaba.

place and promises to make it more popular msa ever. Dr. E. White, of this city, will delivar an address npon "The Duty of the Hour" at the isconstn Teschers' Association annual meeting at Waukesha. July J.

B. Beery, General Manager of the Union Debenture Bond Company, of Minneapolis, was on Change yssterday. the guest of J. Hoyt, W. Hudson bad as guests on 'Cbsnae yesterday a P.

Dodson aad J. Barnes, vnaitanoosa. CincinnaUsns registered at tba New York hotels as follow: H. M. Bischof, riouman House: J.

For. J. R. Henebman. Grand Union Hotel: Mrs.

J. J. Gordon. B. did sue.

Mnrrayaill HoM: O. P. Hooa. 'rjLtf Kotei: London S. Markst oteltW.H.

Wymaa.G ten ham Hotel-A V. Here. Mrs. Hove. issasoaj.

WW ipa ijr, M. inkle. V. 6hoDi.vjttr. Mrs.

is fr Kfbs Hotel. W. t. James Hotetj. Laidlaw: Metropolitan Hotel; T.

O. Lutby. R. G. Lutby.

Albamarla llotel: f. Moore. Stnrte- vwiU4aarr VTIINT OUHS pXAT-w Hotel: wTwa. a fleVbOf, jr. OL LiOUa MfttL A aaetsraaai ttbrl ArtUC 0 i R.

Jsmos, of Park avenua at -rently sain tad a cat's hand, whtck at the sale of tba Christian 7 much favorable attention. ot of tne te Bcnoca oi xwsiga. aad welt as execu tion la full of life. -ieak to the raced ittahby- rSAfev UfPL-E CLSSEP5 ESS Iarsalaaw Te -r: JsT suad Saat Bis ITUew Amona tin ass who called for warrants at tbe office of the Poiioe Court Clerk yesterday waai Btnson Lamiaeck. a Bnaaian peddler, who has frequently been before that tribunal.

He stated tbat bis daugh ter. Boss, Lanuneck. who was stilt in ber fourteenth rear, bad defied bis authority, and waa abowt to ran away and contract a marriage with Louis Landau, a forsner boarder at his boose. 9T West Fifth street. Tha license, be said, bad already been issaed In Covington, where Landsn lived.

Deputy tTanorar issued a warrant, charsi her with ineomobility. and it was served by Ietectire Toker, who arrested ber as Alketneyrr's dry goods store on Court street. At Police Headquarters the girl asserted, tbat she eras la years of ace. and (hat, while she waa engaged to Landau, she had no intention of running away with him. Her mother bad eon-sen ted to tbe anion in order that she might be freed from her father's cruelty.

The statement of her father that she had been seduced was indtruaatly denied amid a flood of tears. Bo favorably did she impress the officials that she waa released on her own rooarniaaee appear to-dar. In the meanwhile her father returned to the apartments of bis wife sad beat her in a shocking manner. Officer iloflatt was summoned and oleced bim under arrest, Jot-king bim up at tbe Central Police Station, where he bad hoped to immure his daughter, on tbe charge of abuaiua family. As this is his third offense it ill go hard with him.

He has been living in Madison, for the past two mouths and returned only last Friday. His actions appear to be 'the result of pure malice. TR0EBLES0MX WOMAN CSBMt Two of the Finest So ptt at aad Claw Each: Otaor. Two dandy coppers "danced on tbe carpet' in Colonel Deitscb's office at Police Headquarters yesterday afternoon while tbat offi cial plied them with embarrassing Questions regarding their conduct at tbe Turner picnic at Inwood Park the night before. Tbey were Patrolmen O'Gara and Har held, two of tha detail furnished to preserve order.

It appears tbat instead of doing so they became disorderly themselves, and cams within a hair of striking each other. Both, it is alleged, had partaken freely of the beer that flowed ia gallons about them, and unfortunately became 'nsaahed" on the same girl, she would not have both. aai. as neither would resign in tavor el the other, they fell to abusing each other en the platform where tha aiddv dancers ware whirl- ins. Their language was far below sero, and caused the stopping of feminine ears.

Other officers who were present checked the rising anger of the irate lovers and induced them to leave. The facts came to Colonel Deitscb's ears, and be ordered tbe men to appear before him. Knonsh was developed to iustify a formal investigation at Police Headquar ters to-day. GOVERNMENT APPOINTMENTS. A Numbtr af Republicans and Democrats Seeare Good Positions.

the appointment ol Thomas Dewar as Ganger was received yesterday by Collector Mcclung. Surveyor Smith took his little ax in hand yesterday and cut oS three beads. They were those of Ferd Witte. Liquidating Cleric, Thomas Winter. Clerk, snd John Hayes.

Ap praiser ana racksge-opeuer. 1 heir removals will take place July 1. AllieC. Katon will succeed Witte: Albert Halstead. a son ef M.

Halxtead. takes Winter's place, and George Weidman was ap- poinica in naves Place. Postmastnr Riley appointed P. E. White, of 78 Kilgour street: Floreuce McCarthy, of 173 Lock street: Kdward Jones, colored, of 188 WMlnnt RtrMt.

anH FAwarvl Vnnn rsl- ored. of 36 Rittenbouse street. Carriers. Jones is a Methodist preacher. 1 FESTIVAL WITHIN ITS GATES.

Thaa tha Old Eggloaton Mnnton "Will Bo Torn Don and a Maw Honaa Bnalt. The old Eggleston mansion, an old-time landmark at Elm and McMillan streets. Walnut Hills, will be a scene of sayety to morrow afternoon and evening. Tbe ladies sf the Church of tbe Epiphany have secured the privilege of holding their festival there, the gates to opened at 4 o'clock and tbe rturnies to continue until lu o'clock at ingoc The property has been bought by Charles Flrlschmann. who.

in a few dan. will null down the old holies and bavs erected in its Place a handsome modern -residence for hllHSrll. AFTER COLONEL DEITSCH. Tba Law and Order Leag-ua Will ceed Aeainat Him For Dere- lictioh of Duty. Pro- It is almost a settled fact tbst tbe Law and Order League will proceed against Colonel Deitsch.

Chief of Police, for dcrelictien of duty in failing to enforce the saloon-closing law last Sunday It will not be an organized efforbon the part of the League to punish Colonel Deitsch. but rather tbe individual, movement of E. J. Morris and his colleagues. Messrs.

Ramsey and Coan. Last Sunday Mr. Morris visitea a number of places tbat were open and demanded of tbe police that the proprietors be arrested. In every instance he was refused, being told that Mayor Mosbv had issued an order directing that no arrests be made on the spot, but to swear out warrants for the offenders next day. a policy tbat was carried out with hut ten ijii.

I by direction of Mayor Mosby. John Led-erer and Chris Petri Were arrested and locked up. Durlri the day Mr. Morris called on Colonel Deitsch in uest of information concerning the order oi the Mayor, and was officially informed of its existence. esterday be applied at Police Headquarters for the blanks used in filing charges against ment-r of the department before the beard of Police Commissioners, and it is expected that at the next ineetiu of that body, which takes place to-morrow, proceedings will be begun.

It is also probable thai other officer! patrolmen, no doubt will also be summoned before the Board for failing to make arraata when thum, demanded. olenel Deitsch is confident that his action will net be construed as a dereliction of duty, as be simply and solely obeyed the order given him by his superior officer. W. O. ataasenhorst Bavaqnated.

About thirty of the merchant tailors af the city gave Mr. W. C. Basssnhorst a fare-wall banquet at Rooms 17-20 of Fisher's Block, on Walnut street, prior to his departure for Europe on. the 6th of July.

Among those present were George Fisher. J. F. Moorbrink. A.

J. Schafl. A. J. Lafley.

Frank T. Lucken. Nat Rosenthal, L. Loeb. L.

Hasainger. A. W. Webner. O.

A. Maue. Gus Maue. Joseph King. Sal Kline.

Maximilian yjiiinunu, r. rsuuoi nn uotliea. J. Liibn Henry lacker. R.

C. Wattley. B. yoaicuo ana vv .1. Macs.

air. lieorge uciivcreu a vioa soeao to tae parting guest, which was responded to by lr. W. C. Bas- euuorsc.

wnicn. witn otasr addresses. made au tuwtvauna avails. 1ro Marshal Soima'a Rams A small blaze, caused by dropping a lighted match on the carpet in William Shafsr apartments at So. 61 Providence street, ye terday afternoon, occasioned the alarm fro Box 46.

it wis extinguishodwithout loss. responding to the alarm Assistant Fii lonovn narrowly escaped serious injurr or coiuniug wun a Butclisr it cart st Sevsnth and Race streets. Both wheels were bsdly damaged and tbe cart horse slightly cut. The driver, id Naale. of Newport.

ouiwi wiujguiiojurr. Barnot Woods Coarert. The programme for tbe concert ia Burnet Woods this afternoon is as follows: awrn. -wiaa Dleloc Wttn" "i.iiui.. riqM Aunt" Biuoaa aaaaaiar Mlgat la Manlch" iSrat Ume).

Celtier aiaia vpaaooia, uaa ma a aranjaas." Jjamarsmaan labvm it a. Wagner is.iist.ai, jr. Uaroiia, "Lorua (am Um.i Brand imm uu at. uiayaoB. alaotlona, Tba ooroarar" BuUlr Sold Boor After Jnldalgbt.

Officer John C. Laue. of tha CorryTilla Po lice Station, yesterday morning swore out warranta in me roiice Court for tbe arrest Jonn HDntz and Jos. tich. ths gentlemen srho bad charge of the bar at the Tnrn.r Pin.

at Inwood hark night before last, for vio-iliiig the Midniafht laar Thit UnA Tat Tn.y SaM Bo Was Too Old. Dr. John Draper, tha private secretary of Colonel Deitsch. a tbe happiest asan la tbe Police Department. So inflated is be with nride that tha Pi'aaidawt nftk i L- srip pencn.

tne cause viiiwjw Biwow ooy was aae4 task tktav Mr. K. Knorr. of tbe City En- glneer's offlce. and Kiss Mildred S.

Dickson. Cleveland, ware married hr H. a. Eiaenlohr. in Uis city, Last night Laorr left, for a tons through Buuto- is ai rraalaaa Gift Arrd faultless' teeth in a lovely mouth is eae nfBirji cusmis.

te carer i ol your DON T. that charsaiag oentifri, iia wnicn ia penectlT oarmlean and ahanlm indupen- sable for tbe totlna. i 'I dtr fsl tbs creain Hakmg WAKTirO mm mm iS arret Csedhythe ited 8tates Government. ties snd fttblic BE mm Analysts. as the oirosgeat.

rurest and most Xleaitniul. w. prices' er does not contain Ammonia. Lima er Dr. Price's Deliciotis lavorina 1 trats.

Vanilla. Lemon. Orange. Otis or ChemUaL 1RJCI JAKITta POWDER PAyETTBaOCTK tt All the t2-fl 3 and SI 59 Parasols to for tU finest gatin Sripe. Brocaded.

Plaid and Plain Cardinal. Tar-wellr-erery color yon can think of. to suit Misses. Yonng Ladies. Middle- aged Ladies.

Md Ladies. Tis tbe biggest bargain ever offered. Come quick. Also. 34-iach double-face brasols cost S3 75 go for 50: 26 PAPEICROCE'S, 437, A HA(KMAFS ESTATE.

Frances LiGnire's Claim Against It Not Sustained. An Actio to Set Aside Preferences By an Assignor. Judgmens Ooneral News of tha Varioua' Courta. In the rat of Mary McMahan and others acainst Fnncis McOuire and others tbe jury in JvJge Bates Court yeeterdsy re turned a vrdict for tbe Dlaintifls for $5,010. Hugh Mofahan was a hackman in this city years ago.

He diedin 18S0. leavtog an estate of about He made a will, giving $12,000 to hi niece. Mary McMaban. Francis McOuire wis made trustee for ths girL Ths residua of be estate was bequeathed to Mrs. Varsaret FitzDatrick and an imbecile brother.

Ifter McMahan a death his sale waa one and fouacl to contain ST.OOO in cash, bone and note. Ibis auuum Mci.uire claimed bad been iven bin tv McMahan. together with a orae and lack. Ha took the DroDertv and went tu Iriand. had aivan a bond of $16,000 as and executor, with John Keiran ancxiarvey Randall as sureties.

Kn-dail is deal, he was. ttieraiore. to cuni- Sel the boidnieu to make good the amount ue Mary McMahan and Mrs. Kiizoatrick wbioh Monire failed to account for. The verdict if agaiust itcgan as the surviving bondsmai to Sat Aside Prefaraaeea.

Anothe suit was filed yesterday to set sside pretrences given by sn assignor. James I Winterfcldt assigned oa the 3d iriBt. Now A-V. ScoTille 4Co. filed suit to set aside andhave declared void the preferences ho.

gave, i uey agirrtgate eojMtt. it is aio uhveed thai t. intaefeldt rnn-i verted tons owir use iau) so worth of j. arena tobacco. Jndgmants Given Tbe excutars under the will of James H.

Hail got judgmsut against Henry Zeibel for $500. lhe Julton ktmlding Association was given liasment against Georgs Kline and others f(r tS32 75. The dfault judgment that was given to the Edisn Electric Company against tbe Firs Cfaciunati Jtdison Company has been sstiside. L. D.

aifert Co. rot Judgment aaaioat aigmunc ritacn tor tio w. Jvatie Laser got judtmeot against Carrie Lu Aasenor so Ganaral Co art Kan. The islictment against Lewis Clark for shootiniand tbe one against John Kennedy for larcny have been nollied. The Clcuit Court was too busy to hearbe petitionin error in the Mrs.

White contempt case. Hey will take it fin this mornine. On aplicatioa of William Robirrson Judge OutcaFt yesterday -enjoined Mayor Mosby from ejetiag bim from tbe use of a set ef scales a tne toot ol sycamore street. JflMD, Mairuira. eire.itr unilar tha will af James has petitioned the Pleas Ourt to construe that will.

Common One he- Quest li to trie lonr dauarhtara nf John The fact is be only has three daueh ine jour aaugncera ters bS he bus aa infant child, whieh the saw. and it is beheved tbat he and it Is though it to be a girl, though iKis a bey. Lou'iK. Keller is administrator of Loi Keller estate. KeaUv.t5.0UJ.

Sol lack has sued Elisabeth and George Sulan fr compel the performance of aa agreement sell real estate. Sunty Clerk's Offi -New Sails. i (otfMOK ri-EAs covar. 84.303 Barbara on tag vs. Archie Stout.

Bsstany. 84.suti sicbraitt Brova Hehnstedt Well-man. aoBt-ai, 84.X1A. H.ScovilleotCo. vs.

Jaa. E. Win-tarielietal. Kelicf. 84.30s Jane R.

Jones vs. Mary A. Foster et al. Kstoration. W.SM Jueewb JacOuire, executor, vi John F.O'lBiletaL i4U William Kobinsonva John B.

Mosby. stayo injunction. si.31. Sol lUocb vs. Klixabetb Sulan et al.

italie Polloa Co art Doofcot. Jude Errasten disposed af tba follewiag cases 'esterdar: jJruikennejs Adam Eberhardt and Ben-amit Smith. O0 snd thirty days: F. II c-11 ugh Patrick Don nail, tbirtrndays and costs Lillie Crawford. S3 and costs: Lettie Cnnsagham.

thirty days and costs: Rosa Jams. Cu and costs snd thirty days. Carle Driving Michael Roth. costs. Lotering Charles Uriso, 130 aad costs and tbirr days: Geo.

W. Webater. thirty days andiosts: Thomas Reynolds. SuO and eimts and hirty days: Henry Xinneyand John Kiraey. thirty days and eoats: Kate Kush-mscSM and coss and tnirty days; John Farting and Wm.

Corbitt, dismisiej. Asaalt and Battery Wm. fottruana. SS Mary Kamp. disasissed; George aiejtr.

S5 and costs. Diorderly Conduct Beni. Wiltsee. 8100 taae bono: John Role, dismissed: John S3 and cosu: Margaret hudd. thirty daytand costs.

arying Concealed Weapons Hack Jack-sonjtJOu and costs. Peit Larceny fack Jackson, dismissed. Mating Sunday Law Frank Keichratb. aotiecided. Vslating Mid nig tit Law Scett Parmerton.

cost. Cigarettes to Minors George alor- rie. iismisseu. Malicious Destractlon of Property Frank m.ium, oisuiiseea. TUB BAT'S DEAD.

H'ga Walter, S. a MitebaU nr. arratpelaa. -Fkriaa iilinosa, l. Bnnng Qrava fai 1 aa.

E-am Woertb. S. SB atark crona. 6li Bov.t. Uaiwonh at.

aataa. noert Ueocer, uaa. aila at. meokaaltla. Ana Joaastoa.lSmoa..aaaiuuarrr gtUl a BSK VlIL I HtL.

OMat al MtttahiaH HMDS WiakJaaaaa. a.n ml n.tfai gin. i vata. apanoa, an unarrr at a Kaab Klas. at.

1 Mar alwek. A. Fort a dim. II? K. XJbartr ary auKi, i mok.

a RlebaaoS at. axhaiiaUon. aagaii at. oraaealua. Clarlas Blaat.B.

MS Aim St. ainbtbaria. AtruB Bora. SS. JS Italll.ll II mt aS wans uspeenrer.

sa. T79 Clay at drp.y. Bmotbr Jaffriaa.sl.S Km ac abolera ajwa not, iaoa.ao.ruil laarr aiiaebraaat. sa Smw -laaaltioa. aaaa avaaiaa.at, torwla au drapay.

AUssWi LMbiakan. rYillism Burav a laborer employed In fh rsmodeline of tba zeter Building, at Fmrth and Sins strsota. bad bis Jaft lea bmken between the knee aad ankle yester- at 11 Cjock. bv a haava Didftra nf tirnhn ling on He was removed to tbe Oood tumaritaa KoapitaL Hutu is em ployed by VtaLton fruit I nm a. and 1 1 mt V.

W. Third CarsnBood'S Sarsanafillm. EScots-pnre 14X1- all humors nrad- a Wnawl ar.aha.aitA beilthy diavsxionu ao i r. Lrtaiisd. ahois system buxli uav.

i ImomIL liual faJL'sUlw Indorsed by tbe beads rf the Great TTnivard-, Almond. Bos. Ac do not contain Poisonous Mow York. Chlcnsro, St. Loui.

CO.Tt BARGA Nothing kept out: everyone must go. Tba Satin and Silk in Black. Brown. Red. Blue.

and 28-inch cost St 56 go for S3 59. 439, 441, 443 LIAIN ST. A DAN.EROIS PELCalOX. Inaaao Ioalro so St Ma no Uta OtitMrooi. Locked np in a call at tbe Ho rise Deten tion is an old bent woman who is refistsrsd as Annie Bon ham.

and "is charged with lunacy. She has a peculiar mania, that of imagining Jhat children she meets ars ber own that have been stolen from her. It was while this delusion was strong npon her that she wandered into tbe home oi Mr. Wm. H.

Beck, at No. 364 West Seventh street, nigbt before last, during the absence of that gentleman, and attempted, to bidap bis iive-year-oia aausater ivosis. ortunately tue child mother came in time to j-rert-nt the abduction. Yesterday morning ibe old woman appeared at the Beck residence once more, aud several times attempted to gain nuiranca. at noon air.

xtecg returned from his place of business, sod. finding it lm possible to drive aa-av the nlt aniuui. summoned a patrol wagen and had her arrestee. Nothing is known of her past his tory, ana to-day she will be sent to the Probate Court in order tbat she mar be com- initteu to tne lxmgview asylum. PRIZE-WINNERS who Eeceirad Gold Medals at tbe St.

Joaapb Collsgs Commtios-mant Sxarolaoo. The Commencement Exercises of tbe St. Joseoh's College took place at the Odeoa last night before a large and appreciative audi ence. The programme was well and fittingly rendered. The vocal selos elicited many en cores, snd the young students showed care ful study.

After tbe recitation of essays the distribution of premiums was made by Presi dent Kogers. Ths following young gentlemen were awarded class priis medals: Gold medal for Christian Doctrine. Frederick W. Albers: gold medal for the commercial coarse. Joseph J.

Heyl: sold medal for pen mansnip. Fraaos Kuhlman: history, gold medal. Arthur Leahy; gold medal for Valentine Becker: gold medal for arithme tic. Joseph J. Timaserxliiig: (old medal for German.

Joseph Wehenpobl: gold medal for Knglish Peter gold medal for declamation. Alovaius Huue: gold medal tor uruwma, niiam meUai for com position. Wm. H. Kluemper: gold medal for algebra.

Osrer 7. Klrisoerer: geld medal for etoeukioa. William Margeson: geld medal for deportment and regularity. K. Von dev Aba; gold medal tor yon.

woamj c. ueoer: goiu meaal lor iti- ustry. outdo rvecenpooi: goia meoal tor I arithmetic ateraara natermann: cold medal for elocution, John S. Schop The following young sen nil em en received aipiomast VTeuericn. Albers.

William Cbristman. Robert K. Graoe. Joseph AloysiiM Hune.Osesr A. Kleimuyer.

Willism ii. aiueBipcr, nenry jvotte. Henry J. ttan-sicg. Joseph J.

Timuierding. Ferdinand Von uer aue, uoairey eoer. Marriage Uo.aaoe. Albert H. Pullman and Lena A.

Pryor. Chas. E. Hilaemana aad Katie IsmaeL Michael Schlenk and Lens PsuL Elisha L. Jvhnsoa aad Siaily J.

Bug bee. Charles Hilbert aad Florence M. A dam a M. Kokrer aad Anna M. Mnefalbauser.

John T. Waits aad Anna Boell. John Bowers and Anna Booty. -Adolpb Marsileth and Anna Backman. F.

Wolstern.an a. Brakeasick. teorga oinitn spa wauy wemel. Vm. N.

Rnrrer and Joaia Stack. osenb JJoJeyer ana Kija Harding. 'eis and Marie jailer. aiiirnu snearer. ur md Morton Elliott andHlitabeth Mileham.

Hanry Martin and Julia Balsam. Chas. A. Heuseuer and Laurs C. Leimann.

John F. Buix-h and Partha Baldwin John and Moliie V. New kirk. Charles Vlauer and Josie Sweeney. John or ton and Bridget McCarthy.

Tha Basalt Slant. When any thing stands a test of fifty years among a discriminating people, it is pretty good evidence tbat tbere is merit soma. where. Few. if any.

medicines base met with such continued success and Popular! tr Bmndreth. Pills, which, alter a trial of over rt are conceded to be the safest and most ef- iwviuai mow puri tier, ionic ana aite rati re vtdi lutnuumi iv iui PUD1IC Brandrctif's Pilli perform jit that is claimed iniiuiii ia tna reauu nr anpit uwM.ia roariuaTciv prvrta oy tne tact that i hose whd regard thetar with the greatest longest. lavor aa-at I iiaai u. navai tbeai the Tha anno Old -IaC riae." A silent alarm called an en gins nun to tbe tenement house. No.

7 Plant street, at o'clock yesterdsy mprninf. A defective flue bad caused a small blaze on tbe rooL lhe waks uj u.u rvi vul 1 111 a lOSS OI Absqltitely Pure. purity. strength and wholeaonoenem. Mora I acwnwai' ai iiiwi v.a.

wuiiarr tlBOt nan CSS not be, solo in competition with tbe malti-t ride of low-test, ahort-wei ht alum or phosphate powders. avUr paiu. KovtL ntuiUAsw Xork. OI7XDS BOOK. Parrs Exposition I lul to V.

At ATT. Caaaiar i maa w.naa 1 Baaa. Ctaetnaati, fur n.w 1 nt tta of tba Karat nauaita.ua uq at. a i aa iiaai.ri taaaaiaaanS l-am iitaa'tiot. Xaurrlr reaeatd BaaSaf BotftanlaaB.

taat: Amsaar-: aa tmsi vaaaaant. taa; Aiaaaaaai utuMto. a. First Uaaia.aie aaa tv: naaad (kbia in Senanaras every waet. aftauereaat-faita, attacs.

I Sir 4 BAKCTO POWBEH. I BZXXW KTZXEK CO. ANOTHER Ol iiU -FROM nay Rajoelywl yeTbstr4ty. tUlag COJTIM TAB SUE Lines nabbed Printee! Lttwu Se per jgjrd. Drcft Wallas, la mem ttrles, wertli 1254e, lor 5e jari.

Printed Cballies, worth 7e at f. tke aain, for Se yard. Trtmtk Patterm Sateens, 4 lOe jard. Lestsdale Xaslln, frtr ticket, ee jexd. I 4-4 Heary Cottons, yard; cheap at 7tc KACE A5D SIXTH STS.

SAHFORP-S CTTRX. Catarrhal Dangers. To ba treed from tbe dancers of suffocation while lying down: to breaths freely, sleep soundly and QndHstnrbed: to rise refreshed. bead clear, brain sctive and free from pain or ache: to know tbat no poisonous, nntrid mailer dr Bias the breath and rote a war the Oelieate inacfuuery of smell, taste and hear ing; to feel that too system does not. through anu arteries, auca ud tba poison thit inrs tsniHMrui to und dead a iileseina beyond all other human sn.

ine ana aestrer. is n- joy men is. To purchase immanitr from such a fate should be the object of all adtcted. But those wbo bavw tried many remedies' ana pnrsicians aespair ei renei or cure. t-aaiora a ftaaicai cure meets every phase of Catarrh, from a hiud a naad mid in tne pie head Cid to the moat loauisome and dastrnctiveatages.

'tis local aad oountitntional. Instant in reliev ing, permanent ia curias, sate, economical and never-laiung. saniora itnaicsi turs consists oi one nor tie of tke Radical i 'll r. am HtiS nl fatarrhul aad one Improved Inhaler, all wrapped in one package, with treatise and directions, and sola by eu druggists for Si. HOW UY BACK AC3IES i Backache.

Kidnevand TTtarina Pain. land Veatneeo. Soreness. Lamenea-. strains and PainsreUovoai inouonsia.

utavbv the CaUoara Anti-rain Ptaa- Tlie first and-only paia-killine Plaster. pw. uriHiuai. iniwuuiueous anu lniaiii- tlammation and weakness ever compounded. ait aruea-ists.

A rents: tivt lor si: nr. Dostaire free, of Pottik Dm ois I'utuii-n oBroaATtON. uoeton. Mass. BTJQGIES.

AC 33 XJ 5K3r I IS HOFFMAN NIEMAN, 'Mannfactttrers of Fi rat-class BUG GIES, CARRIAG KS, See. 285, 2S7 and 830 Sycamore St, Near Savonth. AH work nuaranteed. REPAIRING TOWla 1 rates. tapa-aytTnThSal TIMKEfl SPRING VEHICLES I a avis i as we Try Oraa.

Creatlv ImoroveO antb sanaartor ahi Easiest rldinsfa m4. TbanagaMtaeta. aa aad saoitaS aexraing 10 tha waaaut pot oa tli aia AUviat aqaaJlrjmu ft. rouidt ooiirrtry mr tin clr drlv nminarN DO ST smgtjetlon. frahH-lMtTuThSal DRESS SHIJXDS.

Fedora Dress Shields Are tbe beal la tne Thar have no eanal. For sale at AlaisA tiaeaka'a. LeboutllUarS eirna- ail aoa all tirat-cia aturaa. liaau(aetar4 by tfaa-irmaTnrbi OOlSElf aPECIFIC. Liquor Had it.

OtLUlftS GOLDEN SPECIFIC It a om MlTem km oua or yftin or tav viahMt Am I tatwMM ik pvt-fti tskabC it 1 km mtmokmtmly mmnm-Immm, mm aU fltet mm iiMUll mnm mmmnmj tut, wiatatlMr nanva patient ts Bodeitir mmm mr mm au-otiolie) wrsit. Thfmiani.1 emf mrmMiLmrCm mmwm mmm Mai tmmvwmMm mm mmm tmMrnm 9o1s1m iflg I tMtr wubmi Ufir aUKrwiaor. mma tmarny mm I s-waaaarjs- a SinaJaH asm ItJ S- WW SS mm WIAaW A I NTKK PA1UL Thm mymtmrnt mo mud wit im mnwmimn, nitrnaa mm mvtmv itapaaMbUMV warn 1 aa attar laiaaitUM Pc koc rtaa. yj. jvBaiiavn.

mm 18H4M. etb a Wa.lt) at la. aw rxiasJBiavia oj i-rsaa a SIOSM.BJL ajnp ai asawaaaaiaa 'an a. an. Ifels-UStTuTbiial HORSES, mc HORSES AT THK- I Union Stcck-Yirfi Coinaissiu riSale ox sprijio eatovst AVKSsnc Trash arrl rata.

Una ear-ioaS ritan f.utr.1 rihia tA. i vLu. i ton, 1H. Several fine drlvwra, saadlara aaaearrtaae mum from Central Itanswk r. a stock goar- nvwq aw nanaraiaq.

aMiu.Tactory trial glvaa. i a aaw. aka aa a rroaneur. -1XARNXSS. HARNESS AND SADDLES.

Tho underairaal hatinr ntunw1 wi.h enure new stock of Horse Roods, including iav trusters. Linau oneeis. DOOIS atl'l Whit will offer to the public bargaitis. Please and examine. I.

S. CAR RICK fc call cu. HIAOACHE CTTRE. srai if it tt iCtr ft HIIUMIa anuUSa. aiaaiuutaaa Saaaaaa nrtm.

tWftS bf all Pfaauiafa ft. 1 MASS IT SJtOla. MaSaim, A. lie25--tTnTbSal A CHTrTZR Y. JHE BLYHYia IHCI WORK CO atacrarciniw Sl vAB CAal an si asACaiisnotw.

israaai Eshukbs, Hojlsu. Arc. -Barrlat, etaboaaS a tnarS, CaaahtaatL lapK-6UTbJ5aTnl rr siitMs am tCATAiOOtie WITM OVC list TtATStaDMAlA tapU-Th-Sa Tu-lyf i PRANKUN Ami ELECTROTYPE FOUKDSy, reave Taa twmm aa artttrtj 4.ft. i BlSatS ISanaatata I tUT lHt CAtlwaj. itJaiMi ana PUT s7 laMtact-'T CCILtS WKST0BB.

SiUC "ftas 5 I I it TITS "U5 ZtOCTZXJLim e9f EZZSVSOJf The Customary SemI-Annnal Sale' of The Le Boutillier jSimpsoa Company Is Now Under FuU Head way. Tbose of yon who haT tsaJesj know full well how price when tba sailing; prios little amies. Tbose of yon who hatve not fisitad oar store on oo-cstaionts of this atixvt axe invited to'oome avnd enjoy your- At the low prices for which we see fit to sell the very best makes and qualities of ail varieties of 'serrioeKble and tea eonable Dry Goods. This Is not sale of a few: odd lots of Dry Goods; it Is a sale that embraces the entire, stock every article and yard of The Le BontlUier A Simpson and you must be verdant Indeed if you do not know that "Boutiliier keeps" only the best R. sV.

If. sSCoiue in afternoon rush. The Le Bout ill Sioipson Co. 102,104, 10G West Fourth Street. EXTRACT OT MEAT.

liebio COMPANY'S EXTRACT of MEAT I sonpa. alwla Disiias aad hinon. a a IMl Tea. "an lavainaai. ionic ana an agreeeoie kUmuiaol.

Annual aale S.SUS.SW jaia, dnulM aalT arttni taai mT taajla. ran Idaa4aa atcaalaara faa Maw aa.na.ia laSfl. aa abova. aold by atoro-kovnars. uraoara aS DrunlMa I1UN1 S1TUCT Sf IUT teirUT, Llaita lastss.

BEXK-COOLCKS. r- SALOONKEEPERS! We farnisb Saloons rmplete. billiard Ja-les and Saloon Kif tnrrs. Is4 br tsuUfssiVaa, KOTHSCHILfi'3, ssa sv nm aa, Ciuannail. xaar aaasts.

Rrrs-ronLis tmhi3-tfoSaT for cucirr or i.fask FOR REST OR LEASE. TWO MOST DESIRABLE FLOORS (SKPARATE OR TOOETHKRX WITH POWER AND HEAT, Covering an area of over M.0fX) square feet each, being tbe 8econd and Third Floors of the Enquirer Job Printing Building, at the S. E. Corner Canal and Sycamore Sts. Light from all sides.

Easy of access by wagon front front and rear. Firs Escapes, Elevator and all necessary conveniences. Bsnt reasonable. For further nartienlarn eall at knquiuku office. BR.

AH YaUvmIl(U! All Ya Ail Yt Dyspeptics 01 Ifflputan snat eonplate youv nealth by partakkig oTaat-aacallaaa IttoalU BotiU Btrr. mjoraurataiTucca C1KCXKXATI. O. lauSMStThl PR.OFOSAXS. BIDS FOR BONDS noon, tor Rie pnrcbsse of Vnlfige et UarVuionville.

bea a. parcDsse et ten bonus adior.viile. bearing date nable in 1. a. A 4.

6. S. 7. S. I i.

ana payable yvars reapecfti Mpectl vely. for tha sum of Cias aa or leas, if part of said aaeaeasutoat in paid in cash, with per cent, iuit-reat thereoji, pay nut divawoa aad the seoond Chapter of the ninth VSPffl entitled ao ordinance to araane a speetal tax on real eslato bounding on Poplar street. from Charlaa atreat It. tha rima.an ra andte issue bonds in aatieipation of ibe etM- loctiun of said aes.roeR passed Junel. 1SW.

Said bonds will be sold -at not leas than their par value aad acc-raed interest to the highest biddur. the rtckt baiug reserved to any orail bids. bids must be sealed, indorsed "Bids for Poplar-street bonds." and sad reused to Clerk of the Vlllaaeof Madioaville.Ohio. uaaoratsui BIDS FOR BONDS CKALE0. FROPOrSALS' will ho wwIvaiI SAi JtAA l.

July W. at 12 cioca rnoou lor the purci nase DQSIUIHII1C VI UtanfUar unnai II ton county. unto, hearing Oateof July and payable 8. A 4. 4.

7. f. 10. 1L f'i 13. rj5vW' w- rlV93 rPei-tivei for the sum of IjOL aacb.

with per ceuu ta tier nm. in. terest tbereon. rsyal ble aunnallr at ths rourtn national liank ot Cincinnati, lht paid bonds are usned purauaat to tha iro-Tisionsof the chapter of the nioth Qivuion of title twelve of the Revised (Statutes of Ohio and the act of th nSal passed. March li.

antnul i-? of tbe vil. iswne bonds the purpose ot erecting a wn halL andordinauce o.6Woi said vil-Mre, pa-ed Jnne lt9. aa wt haid bonds wiU be sold at not less thsa par icj town halL lage, paaed Toiiaad Clerkof tbe VilUire of liidiiuBTlefoaa. ucs-fTiai Notice to Contractors, roh rnssstcn wiTt Nuiraaa. jsLauob riaAwns.

f-ED PROPOSALS will be reeeiTed an. ot eis ht alore Hrick ni ft ta. mt tcu anproxtmoAelr 60 by nes hisn. in strict aceordanra wun tna man. and fcpeciaeations tlier.nr wnicn may be seen at tha Hotel i i 'l vuiift.BX laiHIU, V'UlO.

li.l I aa ft any 1 i 'J me contract bet two or more a Hotel ZSSZS: rarf i imul li i. ftt? atwinipan le.J envelopes, inaoraed Propoaais for oKt ma addressed, to nini at 1-aa5M-arr, ainOD, Acting Preai, Indiana. UA.11A KKli. uent aoard nf al jWl da re lerytMbro attended thoe regwl is petfd jto tha cost La fixed tor theae; lnTentory 3 Bt 1 the Avoid a FROPOSAI-S. COMPTROiLKR-H H'riCi; i il ur tir.

yKALED TROPiALS will. toe this orliee. until Jiiiy 5. at oViuu for the purchase of Ten Bonds 6f the City of Cincinnati, Bearing dste of Jnoeiie. au.l r'fl one.

two, three, live. rixuZ nine and ten rrectm uie sum of t2U 63 eacii. with int. rrl on at the rale of 5 per -eut. ir smAa.

payable sentnnnally at the t'it otnee. Said bonds are i-ued Sections iTot. STuA, -jrue. auJ ltus vJ timhI Slat tea uf Oho. Ui fuullm delray the cost and etn- an nnni for lili tosufixirt Mrllui.n east of ili.ni street, and tr virtue ti.r ilinanoe providinit therelur.

p-m- i lAil. be said bonds will be sold to lhe bisbest biduer. Mi't less ibsa A certitiml check tor i per ren of Itiesrai amount of said bonds, l-sri! i trollec. is rr-uuired with rs 1, guarantee of good faith on j. i i lir i.i.l.ir.

Uidders will be retruirrd anion ut they will pay fur il. i. tl.r crued luterest to da to; of tr.iirr sn-l ot money tor same to lo Hat arnoun right to reject aervtd. 4 sn-l ail re. Proposals to be sealed aria m.l- rr4 Y.

fur Iniproveiuen ts hojiiis. jml 14 the Bosni rf l'uuiic AUsir. ire KLV IN STfc 1V.1v ft ro lm GOMPTRlW.LEirs 7il i'ltjATl. 0. i SEALED at nOire until'ttuly 6.

IA lor lbs purchase of Ten Bonds oT the Cincinnati, at 1-' o'uiat City of Bearing date of. June 10, SKI. and paraVe of. and in one. two.

inree. lour, nvey mi, Arn. eight, nine and ten years, respectiveir. the sum of II" (At eacli. with narrv-i mereon.

at we rate; 01 of ter tent. ir innually at tlie 1 ur ase iiiM.l iip. num. payable aenai-a 1 reaaurrr a oiuw. i-ai, snant to flections 2Toa m.a 271W.

KeviMMi Klatuu-jof 4hio. to fund to defray the copt and eneni- .4 lor tha pnriNM opening snd aidenin by virtue of theordi rMimmi ifiaftfi limtiilinu 1 1 lor. paaara star XI, lm. The said bonds will bi I be sold fur nut lnin par. to tbe highest bidder.

A certified cbeck for 6 -er rent, of ll.r me mounioi win nouuff. nayanie i- troller. ia required with eacli irii of Witt eoudn. payable umt a reuuireu witn eacti ifitx in1 sf Itinranuevf good faith on part i thr I l-r. jMUiicrswiu im reoiiiretl to 'ul- Hj- amotrnt tbey will pay tor thr lntTld crueu inirrrm ip tiate ol lr.

ml reipt ot money lor aai iua to in aU-d io lbt aniount. i The right to rejeca 'any and all bi'la servea. i i PrtiiKwals to be si-sled snd Indnrv for improvement Honda." and addnn ths Board ef Public Aftaira care KDVIS BTKVKVo. COliPTHOLLER'8 OFF1CK. I CiM l.ifTi.

June 5, I CEALEI PROPOSALS will he rrt eitHst 7 this office until July A low. at 12 'ciuct VI for the purchase of Ten Bonjia of the City cf Cncjnnati, Pes ring dste iof Mar" 21. 1KW. ani Va', in one. two.

four, live, n. wru. eight, nine snd ten: years. rei-iivri. i-f ths sum 'of; Hii 'A eat-ti.

with inuwl theiron at tha raie i iff cent, im sim-m. payable semi-annusliy attbei'tiy rrriixircrt ollice. Said iHjndS -nn. 3rit" -z. nds Sf li.

271. .1 liiai arc tHcin.il un rnitiil tiona 'J704, 27 ui. 5PW7, iTO-l ami yiavfi tttatu te of Ob so. to proviilc a fund ut defray tne ront and expenta of Aijrmina log property for the purpoM: Mc.Mijlan street aatwardly. ami lr nm of tha ordinance previuing ttit-n (, ijj Te said bonds will.

be sold for not ttts par. to lie Inyheet bUlder. A oertirie.1 check for i per cent- of smountof -aid bonds, payable lo ilie r-inipa troller. ia reuuired with each proptatal giiarantea of trood faith on part of li Ml 4cr, bidders will be roQinrtl to stair the rs amount tbey will pay for the lojiid" 'iiasr-crued int eri-st dabe of ami rwriil of money for same to be si'i-t ut amount. The to reject any and all bid T-nervetl.

Prnpbsals to be sealed and "PMs for Improv.nneiit bouda." and afidrewd. tbaBoard.of Jtnblip AJia'rS- care tOWlJft tSTEV ENK rreposals for (Supplies fur tbe (Vstrsl Branca National Home rur fiisabiee Yelaateer Soldiers. NATIOSal. SflUTABT Iloftjf. SKA LEO PROPOS A LS 1 1 1" i i ed the Treasurer's fitlice until i r-l- KIUAY.

July 6. for furnivti ni i livery during the tiscal yt-ar eniiiiis Jun. A U90. of such supplier as may t- I UUartarniaatar Ifteoariuiroi oi aau- Home. i I The Home reserves the rigbt hi rr or all proposals, or tu dtviua tbt cunut tween two or more bidders.

Blank Propoaale and printed Cirrulsrs or Schedules, stating tbe kind and quan tinea required; and giving lull W.irr; lain aa to tha mnd ft In nliamrdcfi bid Jars, and terms oootrsct sml piymti--sill be furnished front the IreaiU'er totbea eaniplM presented by aniraafsi-es for In K'hedalee. will not b- rrd. F.nvelopeseonuiiiing pror-sn aboij.aPS indorseil. Proposar for H. D.

V. aad addread to signed. i tl. M'lO). 1 i Treasurer Centrist Praich N.

11. V. BIDS FOR BONDS. OEALET PROPOSALS will be rc ived SB- J.BI.SIWUAY. Jo 15.

a n. i-i. si o'clock for thepurcha. t-f of the village of ililford. il ia: and Kamilinn i i baar Una date of uly 1jO.

and paat.l' iftUlftata: rvnsi I rjgUt Iftt.UtH lor rr-'t. 1 rMinits for Pres 3-Kiaht bonds for eai h. freries 4 raghl bonds for Kriara a r.itui oouus lor m-a bonda parable aemi-au in. tb.ii tana .,..1 every ais months thereafter until paid- The parsblrf st Mdfw NsUonarjnkTililford. ami to terest at tho rate of per ceut.

asoam. parahle semiannually. ead bona are innl in pursasnra viaionaof ninth division ol twrlva al J-J Beviaed ctatuta.o(Ohio and the act ut im Oerwral Astjembly miaVed Ifth of iebraarj. la. and amended Martha.

A. V. I- en-r t-ed an actio authoriw the tncoriHiraied village of Milford. is lef imn and Hamilton Counties. borresr on'' Hamilton Counties.

borresr on'' to construct a lor sloM aacil haraher avid Village liuauice iinassd by the Council ot ava ana I Cons ordii bonis Uaold st not lew than value and accxaed iatercstto the higb bldiler. I iTil't1 to reject "Bias will tw opened fn the Connefl Chs- oer uiy li. 13. at r. inu-i --t ana id raed "Bi and al i reused to i the sx' UsalsavSaUraaoj i axTj.

v. a Jexs-tuivj Clerk! 1 lor town i- rrr Uta VtuAAS atiuiM.