The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 3

BATTLE OF THE BALLOT. Continued from Second Fuge. county it fa difficult to estimate, owing to the nue erous spliu in both parties. The Republican estimate of tbe Frohibition vote in the But is 12,000, and of the Butlerite about tb Mm. Tbe Democrats figure on a total vote of 720.000.

and concede 10.000 to the Prohi Tbitiunists and from IO.OOU to li.OOO to the People's partj. Harrison, ibey tay, will carry the Mate Ly 0.000 and Cleveland bv the Bourbons figuring that tbe (Jer siana will vote (or Harrison and Cleveland I both, hot that tbe wunips, who claim llS.OOO votes, will not support Htrruon. The estimates are based on Cook county riTinj: a Democratic majority of 7.000. That they will gain several Congressmen the i Republicans claim and the Democrats prac I tically concede. Great interest attaches to tbe Congressional struggles between Morrison and Needles, Finertv and Lawler, and Fits Simons, Mason and Vard.

Of coarse tbe Butler and Prohibition peo pie, although they hare made no practical canvass, are making tbe most ridiculous claims. lS'eitber party will be aatistied with leu than 50,000 in the State. VARIOUS VIEWS. WHAT MEW IX POSITIONS TO KNOW IHISK ABOUT TH OUTLOOK. KkwYork, Not.

8. Senator Gorman, Chairman of tbe Executive ''Committee of the Democratic National Committee, speaking for himself and associate on the election, said: Cleveland will carry New York, Jersey. Connecticut and Indiana. I think. II will also beat Blaine in California and Neva a.

The New York Democracy is safe enough. John Kelly will keep his prumw and see that he (retsa, majority or O.Ooo. Vt hen Kelly says a thin? ba means 1L I am sure that, as an org miration. Tammany will be faithful. Of the re a ill be individual treachery, but it will oo upon an insignificant cle.

It is perfectly safe to predict a majority of 50.000 in New York, and as safe to say that Cleveland will leave this Stat 40000 ahead of Blaine. Mr. Earnum, Chairman of the National Democratic Committee, said: I am as well satisfied that Cleveland will be the next President as 1 am that I am alive at this moment. Our latest ail vices convince us that few Jersey aud Connecticut are all right. The result in this Stats has ceased to lie an open novation.

Nothins but wholesale cornmtion and Fed ral bull doziag can detent us in Indiana, and I doubt whether the best United States Marshals can do with revolvers of heavy calibre will tie found effective. Tney wilt have to flood the Iloosier State with (2 'bills, aa they did in Dorsey'e year, and even then their Investment will be unfortunate, liy the way, I tee the bauks have given notice of a scarcity of greenback of that denomination. It in a pretty easy eii' ss where tney are. We are likely to be re enforced by one, and perhaps two. of the Pacific Slope States, and it is nor at ell certain that Wisconsin will not rep diao Plumed Knight.

New sey if sure, and Connecticut surer still. There is no danger that a Southern State will slip away this time. Tbe Secretary of tbe Independent Republicans says: We have kept the promises made by the most sanguine ot our speakers. If the democrats hold 80 per cent, of the vote in thi State. Cleveland have a larcer plurality here, than any Presi aentiat candidate ever received We see no reason for modifying estimate emanating from this office.

publican disaffection does ot fall short of 25 per and this dues not Include the stalwart discontents. In round num 1 bers the diverted Republican vote will he 123.COO. It bas been more specifically figured as exceeding that by 11.000, but round numbers a ill serve our purposes fur to day. We believe lOO.OOO of the bolter will vote for Cleve 7 land, while the remainder a ill vote for St. John or refrain from going to the polls at alb It looks bad for Blaine.

I don't know who is iroi. to win in any of the Northern States which are essential to his success. The Republican revolt in Connecticut is too large to irive liim any chance there. Vou will perhaps be surprised when I tell you Illinois is much more likely to trn Democratic timn Republican. We have between 14.000 and lK 00U names on our roll from that S'ate, and how Republicans are joing to overcome such a loss as that I simply can not conceive.

We have done very well in New Jersey, but not so well, perhaps, as elsewhere; still, the responses received from that Male are xuftluient in number to place tbe result there substantially beyond doubt, especially when you remember the State i Detno crutic WITH REPUBLICAN CTES. New York, Not. 3. The headquarters of the National Republican Committee are crowded. All expressed the utmost confidence in the election of Mr.

Blaine. Jones. Chairman of tbe National Committee, said: I think now, what I have always thought, that we will carry all the Northern States without exception. We will win in Indiana. I have not the shadow of a doubt as to the result in New Jersey and Connecticut.

Blaine is as good as elected. The Chairman of the New York 8 te Committee told me his latest estimate of Blaine's plurall'y in this State, formed on careful analysis, formed upon reports received from every county, was tnai our candidate would have at least 30,000 plurality here. In Indiana, the prospect is equally good. Mr. New telegraphed from Indi annpoiis late Saturday night that the State would give a clean Republican plurality of at least 10.

OUO. and I don i hesitate to rccept the estimate as being a pretty good one. The party in Indiana "was never in tetter condition, and a more thorough and efficient canvass was never seen than bas been conducted there by the State Cora mi tee. In New Jersey the Republican plurality will not fall below six thousaud. Con Dectieuc we will carry bv a plurality between 2,000 and a.000 votes.

I am sat lulled in every way. Tlie canvass could not have termi eated. eofaras present indications give evidence. more favorably to Mr. Blaine.

To hi own individual endeavors as much as to the efforts of gentle; men who have been working for hitn, he will owe liis election. He has made a canvass uuprece dented in tbe history of this country for zeal and determination, and the demonstrations of enthusiasm which have greeted hirn wherever he bas gone attest the popularity in which he is held. There is absolutely no doubt whatever of Ur. Blaine's election. Other members of the committee were in accord with Mr.

Jones. WISC0SSIS 'UNCERTAIN, till PROHIBITIONISTS AND INDEPEXDISTS HOLD THE BALANCE OF POWER. Milwaukee, Xov. 3. The element of un certainty remarked one week ago bas been by no means eliminated by the events of the week.

Kow, as tben, tbe Prohibitionists and Independents between them hold the balance of power. As to the "strength of the latter, perhaps no better statement can be made than tbe reply of 2. S. Murphy to the question of bow tbe State would go. Mnr phy said: "From all the returns we have received, and if figures don't lie, Cleveland should carry the State by from 5,000 to lO.OOO." As to the Prohibition vote.

that Js as much an unknown quantity as it was at the beginning of the canvass. There is every reason to believe, however, that toe iit. John Tot will be greatly reduced below that of Hastings. Every available argument bas been brought into play to induce Republican Prohibitionists to vote for Blaine. The surface indications are that this work bas told, tn that case it is admitted, even bv Derao erats, that the State will be Republican by a very small majority.

Tbe estimates of the result in the State vary widely, jrolnjr from 5.000 to 10,000 for Cleveland to 135, OuO for Blame. The outside Cgureson either side are those of persons possessing more enthusiasm than GENERAL POLITICAL. SFHATOR BLACKBURN AND BRADLEY MEET BEFORE MULTITUDE or MADISON COUNTT VOTERS. Special to the Courier Journal Richmond, Nov. 3.

Today was a red letter day for tbe Madison county Democracy. It was County Court day, and several thousand people were in town, mostly Democrats. The chief attraction was that Senator elect J. C. S.

Blackburn was billed to close tbe campaign with a speech. That Vhe affair might 'hot be too one sided, the Republicans advertised their champion in this Bute, Col. W. 0. Bradley, of Lancaster.

Tbe Court house was totally inadequate to bold th vast crowd, and a platform was areeted in the yard. Capt. Blackburn was Introduced by Gov. McCreary, and for an ionr and a quarter be made one of the mosy terrible arraignments of the party and its principle that was ever heard here. Ue closed with a rousing appeal to the Democrats of Madison to give a largely increased majority to their favorite son.

Gov. McCreary, for Congress to morrow. He eloquently referred to the Governor as a class mate in college, sv companion in arms in the lost cause, and a coworker in State legislation, and bore high testimonial to bis character in all these rela tkms. Mr. Bradley followed in an unusually able Republican speech of an hour and a ball, and Capt.

Blackburn closed the discus sioa in a twenty minute rejoinder. Tbe XatBocr atie portion of she crowd were la spirits, and will undoubtedly roil up an increased majority for Cleveland, Hen dricks and af eCreary. At nibt Blackburn was serenaded at tbe Oamett House, where he and Gov. McCreary entertained the crowd for bait an hour. At a late hour the streets are ablaze with bonbres, processions and other evidences gkven of great enthusiasm.

ENTHUSIASTIC DEMOCRATS. Special to the Courier Journal. 1 SrTMijca, Nov. 3. By far the most enthusiastic Democratic gathering that bas for tunny years occurred here met to night to listen, to those' brilliant orators, Hon.

BteilinB. Toney, of LouUville, and Hon. Jason B. Brown, of this city. A boost every sentence was received with the most tnmultupus applause.

Never in any campaign bad a Democratic demonstration such an uncontrollable spirit as to night. The Opera bousa waa literally jammed, and more p.xp!e were unable to gain admission than tbe hail contained. There is no doubt that this county will increase her majority considerably. The Republicans are baillyt demoralized, and are on tbe retreat. BF.LV A HAS A HT.OW ftnT Special to tbe Courier Journal.

1 Ksoxvillk, Nov. 3. The Belva Lock wood demonstration was a grand suc cess, over 000 men of both political par ties, dressed in Mother Habbards and pok bonnets, carrying torches and transparencies, paraded the principal streets, shouting for Lock wood and reform. Speeches were made from the grand stand, and music was fur nished by several brass bands and the Giee Club of 100 voices. A RALLY AT Special to tbe Courier JournaLl Lexisgtox, Nov.

3. The campaign here wound up to night with a big rally and speeches by Col. Breckinridge, Col. Frank Waters and Capt. Tom Rusb.

joe Blackburn bad promised to speak, but did not arrive from Richmond in time. Several thousand people attended the speaking. WtATUKR AND POLITICS. Special to the Courier JournaLl Lawrence, Nov. 5J, The weather was bad here to day, with drizzling rain; it is clearer to night.

A heavy rote will be polled to morrow. It is estimated here to night that it will give the Democrats the county ticket and State teenator. THE IICB.aLL TORS UP. Bostojc, Nov. 3.

The public mind here is, as in other centers, in a very excitable condition. There bas never been any trouble in tbe enforcement of tbe federal election law in tpston, and none is hinted at this year. 1Vbile the United States Marshal has always been a Republican, tbe office of Chief Supervisor bas always been tilled by a Democrat, and there has never been any complaint of unfair methods. The tension arises, therefore, from other causes, chief of which is the determined attitude of tbo bolting Republicans. The secession of nine tenths of the wealthy men who have heretofore rolled barrels into the Republican heudquartershas annoyed tbe Blaine managers acutely, while tbe harp thrusts which toe young Independents are making at the tattooed man have stung tLem almost to madness.

Whatever be th result of the Presidential election lively and bitter fighting is assured in local affairs for years to come. So far as totting goes, tbe latest reports are in Cleveland At no pool room this afternoon could visitors place even money on Blame's election. ESTIMAEE OF CLEVELAND'S HOME VOTE. Buffalo, Nov. 3.

A careful canvass of Erie county, made by men who bave been recognized as the best men in Erie county, places Cleveland's chances here in the brightest light, and compares favorably with tbe memorable campaign of 1882. A conservative judgement would place Cleveland's majority iu this county at at least 1,400, and this is much lesa than was expected, and will not reach half the figure of many of those who bave made estimates. The Butler movement is about dead, and the Prohibition men have lost somewhat by the persistent efforts of the Blainites, but will probably poll from 1,000 to 1,500 votes in the county. The defection from Republic Ian ranks to Cleveland is considerable, the Cleveland Republicans having 650 pledged voters in tbe citv, against SUO in 1882, and claim to bave 1,800 to in tbe county. AT IT AGAIN.

Bostow, Nov. 3. Gen. Butler addressed a large audience in Music Hall, Natick, this afternoon. He was warmly received.

He said in bis speech: "They say on tbe other side that 1 have money paid me to work in the interest of Blaine and tbe Republican ticket. Pardon me, if I bad remained at my profession I could have earned at tbe lowest estimate So for $1 that my enemies say I bave received," The General repeated his well known tariff views, and the remainder of bis address was substantially as delivered elsewhere. Gen. Butler, also spoke at Marlboro. EVEN THE CANUCKS TAKE PART.

Montreal, Nov. 3. A large number of Canadians bave gone and are going to different parts of the States to take part in the' elections to morrow. Some have gone to record votes, others to work for candidates. THE BULLDOG WILL NOT FLOURISH IS ST.

LOCI8. St. Louis, Nov. 3. In tbe matter of the appointment of Deputy United States Marshals for special duly at the polls to morrow, udge Treat, of tbe United States District Court, stated to United States Marshal Couzens this afternoon that as no condition of things existed here justifying the ap Iointment of deputies, he would not sign the warrant for their pay.

Marshal Couzens, not being illing to assume the liability ersoiialiy, thereupon canceled bis appointments, and there will be no Marshals on duty to morrow. The Board of Police Commissioners, in view of this state of affairs, concluded not to appoint special policemen. The election here will, therefore, proceed as under ordinary circumstances, and all ground for apprehension of trouble at tbe polls is removed. CHICAGO'S PROTECTIVE CORPS. Chicago, Nov.

3. The Board of County Commissioners this evening appointed S.dOO special constables to serve at the polls tomorrow. United States Marshal Jones has aj pointed a lare number of deputies, sup posed to be one thousand, part of whom will be stationed at the oils aud part grouped in different sections of tbe city as a reserve force, under command of Gen. 'Joseph Stockton. The conservative opinion of both parties to night that there will be no more trouble than usual to morrow.

It bas been raining all niirht, and at this bour, mid night, fain is Btill tailing. HEADY TO RETTRE. Btdfoud, Nov. 3. Gen.

Logan completed his tour through Indiana this evening, and is now at Bedford, the guest of Col. A. C. Vorys, waiting the miduight train for Chicago. The train stopped a few minutes at many stations, and Logan, from tbe rear platform of the car, addressed the gathered crowds.

The principal points were Franklin, Columbus, North Vernon, Seymour, Mitcheil and Bedford. BfTI.rR's LASt BUGLE BLAST. Lowell, Nov. 3. Gtn.

Butler delivered his. last speech of tbe campaign here tonight, lie spoke from the plattorm at the Boston and iaine depot to an audience of 1,500 persons. He denied as false from beginning to end the story that tbe People's party in Massachusetts bad put into circulation lollots with Blame electors upon them. "The People's party will bave its own ticket," said the General. "Cleveland has no more chance of carrying tbe State than he bas ot going to Heaven in a chariot of fire." THE POOLIXG AT WASHINGTON.

ODDS ON CLEVELAND CARRTINO SEW YORK, AND IN FAVOR OF BLA.IXI; O.M THE GENEBAL RESULT. Spec'al to the Courier JournaLl Washi.nqton, Nov. 3. As there are no open pool rooms In. the city, there is no way of getting a record; of election bets.

In fact, it has ouly been during the last few days that betting grew lively here. Last Saturday uighx, at the billiard and pool room ot Mitter Jones, there was lively batting. Fjtrly in the evening a crowd of Democrats assembled in the hall, and by common consent offered to bet veryboJIy that entered, but confined their offers to New York. In the coarse of th about 3,000 was wagered, most of It oa the mult la New York. At the start THE COUBIER JOUEN'AL: LOUISVILLE.

TUESt)AY MOI.NIXG. NOVEMBER 4. 1884. the offer was 1100 to T5 that would carry New York, but later i a the evening the bettin; rar.vd to S0. Oa the general the be: tin? ran in Favor of Blaine at the rate of (230 to 1 175' that be would be elected President.

At Wizard's Hotel a good deal of money is beld as wagers. Coi. l'onelson, tbe Hovfce T00ni, bet Maj. Wrrj. Rice $50 to $'itJ Ttiat Ohio will go for Cleveland.

Capt, Lctreli of tbe District Central Democratic Committee, to day took upijseveral bets offered ty Mr. Gonetl. repreeekiiiiior a syndicate of Treasury clerks. Tau trms were 100 to $80 that Cleveland carjiies New York, and eveu on tbe general result! raudulent RexWirstton. .1 New York, Nov, 3.

Knowledge )wa obtained to day by tbe authorities of this city to tbe effect that 5U men registered if torn a1 single bouse on West Tweiity eigntb! street. io which not one ot them reside. Duteciives were this placed in possession of about a dozen benco warrant', of which they expect to execute durhng the day. Indications are that a very lure number Of arrests will be madd to tuori tjw. Two Urates Put Out or the VJ siy.

Little Rock, Nov. 3. The fazftWs Texarkana special savs: Charles toe negro ravisher of Iilrs. a h.io woman in Little River as prrested Sun lay night in that Ha cj; iifesed the crime altera mob of two hnrsnrod citizens put a ropeiround'his n.ck, amt lerlired the woman's hired bitn to co :5 the crime. W.

uldeli was also arrestcjd. Loth men were huag, A Remuaut or, tbe lio Klc rllin. CntCISXATj, 3. Seventeen prisoners were arrai ned in tbe States Court to day, charged with violating the election laws One of thein w. is lThoMias Cogan, a member of the Ohio Legislature.

1 Ue was charged wUU two otleriseiei one of assaulting a deputy marshal and iuiouer of preventing a citizen fiom votini. Over one banared other persons were also in dicted. vni 1 ares ubiwihb sLFis.ac ste a at Nov. 3. Customs tnjl inland receipts of Mol.treal show a faiiragoff in October ot flrjy.OOO coicpan wtn.

October, 18S3. Jljie customs decreiL IU attnLv uted geuerjfy to the dullness of trade, but some claim caused bv the bcoltjtemuer it. ance act a jronseuiteut hi'inka of the volume of bv ss in spirits ani be? l.tUohrd lor GAlVESTor'iiov. 3. Tut; Gel vestfcn Xetcs Sherman', Special says: Kusso 11 Sies feld.

dealers) in c'agt icuitural itiitteiiients. were atiachtsi to dj on an iiidtbtttineis of $13,000. "llnith ra Rata." Jl Clears out rats, mice, roaches, ies, ants, bei bugs skunks, chipmunks, gopuers. 1 jc. lrug jl Hath you tried the efiecL? of cUb Orchard Water as liver reirul.

ttor Said mild aperient Nothing equal to ic. See adver tiaeuienC THE RIVER AND WEATHER i LATITCDE A.tD jLO.VtilTL'DE Of LOCisVILLK. Lauiuue US 11' JS'. Loneiiuas T. SIGNAL SERVICE llEPOItjts.

SKTrHOLOGICAt IttCOIil) SIOSAL SKVICI. IOmcial.1 (Lnsvo.L. Nor. lh.4. if.1 I 4 80.

M. SI. 4 40. I Af. r.

m. no 07 51.5 4.1.7 S3 N. 1 Fair. Parorneter. Tiiernioiiiet'r' 40 Ie 47.1i 47.7 So x.

Hi X.E. ti wind k.b. Velocl v. I ti Weather. Clo'dy Fair.

I COMPARATIVE OBSEHVaTIOM LoriSVlLLlt. OV. 3. Ih84 2ito P. at.

Observations ttiVen at the same moment of time at all starions. 7 A. 3 P. p. M.

(Washing. ou titnej: WIND. I State Of t'la. tHoil Gulf States: I 1 New Orleans .10,08 oOviai W. ir if States: I Fu Smith .10.05 flO.C9 Indianola 3 i.W Little 30 07 3OU0 0.

VI JVna: 1 Chattanooga 30.18 Cincinnati Louisville 71 N. 1. 74 N.WI. Cluody. 73 E.

74 E. 7'J s. 74 a. fls's. 50 E.

54 N. 71 w. 71 E. 54 I ens. 50 E.

V. 45 N.E. 47 K. S.K 41 N.E. I 50 5.

4.1 x. 45 K. 31 'jr. I 49 jt'lear. 19 H'loudy.

6 JlFair. ICloudy. 10 loudr. ioU ::0.11 Pittsburch il0 Cp. 3iM.

Vy: Cairo 30rl0 Lavenport. 'M. 10 KeokuK I jJJO.J St. Louis. St.

Paul 3u.v:4j Mouri VTy: Lea veu worth 1 1 51 lt! Yaukion U0.3O Extreme N. i ruin. Kioudy. Ill .07 (Cloudy. Ol'JClear.

0 .03 Cloudy. 10 Lt. rain. Clear. ,30.

40 Hititlle Aope; I i poudy. Kodge Fort 15 10 i)ti N.W K'lou iy. t'loudy. Clear. North I'Utte.

ao.oo, South 'n itt.pe' Ft. Stockton. 13' Lair Region: Chicago 30.43 53 a. 1 75 N. 1 53 'e.

0 101 Cloudy. COMPARATIVE DATA CORRESPONDING DATS OF DIFFERENT YEARS. L6tisviLLE, NovJjJ, 1884. THERMOMETER. 5 a II 9 a 3 r.

si 1873 46.01 18T4 It75 20. W4 54 5 1670 4IJ.0 1H77 JU 1R78 45 1 7l i :5 1 tt 1 lHSUjllO.UOO UM 'J7 lnK130.iW3 41th 1884.1U.1HJ .51. 51.0 43.0 3.7 8. 0.05 Cloudy Uti.O M.J 8. 4S.0 K.

13.0 03.0 W. :55.0i."7.3 N. 35. J7.p.5S.O w. S.E 1 1 0.9 ,1 loudy 'Fair.

'Clear 'clear. I Fair. IC'lotidv KpS jCloudy 5K Oi43.0i7 :it.a s.w 55.0 44 St S5.7i.v. air. Uoudy I'nir.

Stage of li'oler in Canal for Corresp'd'tng Ofeet 7 Inches' 3 feetl Oraches 1874... 2 feet 3 inches rlSSa 4 feeti inches 4 feet 0 niche 4 feei 10.ht.he9 Oft et 3 inches 4 feet 5 feet 0 inches 1 feeti Otee: 2 3 feetj (3 inches inches 0 luches METEOROLOGICAL. SUMMARY FOR THE MONTH OF Lovjsviixc. Nov. 1RS4.

DAILY MEAN Date. Oct. Oct. Oct. oct.

Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct vr. 1 2....

3... 4.... 5.... 3U. 30.14 IW.li 3 V.03 VO.Ili 14 11 CO.

00 3i.0'J no. 15 30.14 30.U.J SU 3,1.14 31 ki 30.t;i 30. J7 30. tl :0. lil 30.

11.1 77.1; 7tt.7i 7H.5 7S.S 714 7S. 1 77.i; Cil.oj 5S.11 .4 CIJ.8 ri.4 i. 5 1.3 Kl.fi: til.li trs.it 71. 53.0 40.1. 47.7; 53.3: so.

5. 47.9 5.tl 53.6. 8 1.3 3.1 .01) 7:1.7.. 74.:: 7. 0 s.i 70.7 s.

eo.S SJ 7S.7 s3 71.3 sy 7 .0 si E. si 8...... P. .03 ct. 10 Oct.

Oct. 11 13 ct. 13 iCt. 14 Oct. 15 Oct.

1 Oct. 17 OcL 18 Oct. 1 Oct. 'JO Oft. '1 OcL 23.

Oct. 33. 7.J.3 S4 737 Si w. can Kl 7 Sj K. 73.7 si sV tUVa Sj 78.3 i ,1.7 i si w.

61.3 57.3 sj tC.7 51. W. 67.0 51 KH.3 7 1.7 si bi.7 w. .33 Oct. 34..

Oct. "i ICl. Oct. Oct. 28...:...

Oct. "0. tct. Oct. 31 .01 3.4! Aleans.

00 55! C.1.3 73.5 Ir.appreciatltv 4 General Items. Flizhest barometer, 30.430. on "the 13th: lowest barometer. t.Ltml. on the tnnt) moiitdly nae of barometer.

tli8rbet tern peraUire, OO.O on the 3d; lowest temperature, iib.0. 0:1 he'J3d and 21th. l. mire, .,4 Greatest daily range of temperature. 3a.

on the 33d. Leat daily range of temperature. 11. on the 6th. Mean of maximum teiuperatsres 73.

L. Heaavf minimum temperatures. 55.3. Mean dally ranjre of temperatare. 1 7.7.

)PrevaiUn(r direction of wind, south. Total movement of wind. 4.532 miles. Highest velocity of; wind and direction. If miles, west on ue lltiL Ne.

of clear days. 14. 'o. of fair dars, 15. No.

of cloudy days oa which or boost fell, ta 3 5 0 tatioxs. 3 2 I Total number of days oa which rain or snow fell. 7. Ifttes of lunar halo. Slh.

Dates of frots 19th, Jd, Miii and SUt, Comparative Temperature. 3 IsTti 1S77 isrs 1ST IsSO lsrt 2 lsa loo ......1.57.0 .54.0 til. 0 57.0 Cumjvrrfire rmipilationt. 1S73. 1S74.

1S7.V 1S7 lf7. DsTS. 3.0C inches Ib'73. IVI. l.

vs iS4. inches inches 3.41 1.3ft .5 iacUes U.0o lucnes JU mcnes .0 inches 1.0 1 inches 7.t'!l ie.cries 1.X1 inches K. B. ftARRlOTT. Sergeant, SignaiCorps.

V. S. A. SPECIAL BULLETIN FOR OCTOBER. Kioxa OmcK.

War DrrAimtrsT. Aumrto CItv. 1, ISM. The temperature has keen tiejrir i.tirm in i lorida. A line frt'i'i "nr.s tf.rough Sruthera Xew Mexico Arizona, ertrat CtUifciT.U and ireo parallel to the coast, aud terminatin? at ilia luciuth of the.i.'iliirr'i ia river.

jreent the normal temperature bell. Icna anvl eat r' it tntMi niperflrnp hitc been above t'e noraul tu Ontral Sew York" ntid Sonihem 1 laad, toortli of vhich tlie havo 1 eu uornt.il. InA aoaiua, tiovri.i, estern South Ani North Carol in a. Sotiti.erii 1114.I houta wisi'm Virginia. Keniucfcy.

Tei.iiesre. Southern and Nor hern risotnth liatt vaixy. Ilanota. I.wa. Southern VVsi.Tr Wiicouailn the clcpart tires frm tlie novmul temperarure have grner r.i;.v be iii ctess iouftlexlei'S.

In Mi Man a the execs as been Uerffc, except i Kort.ieru wht re it has been seven "grfe ao. tne normal. 'I'he i of tioi tnal preetplta'iou Southem arsd eiitrat Luu is iij.i an.l Texas, ana ilience to soiKh I western and to Arizona. A slight eces ha occurreu'in lo and Hatern Nbras(aaiSt the Jlichig.tu peuirssulus. Northern Wisconsin ml Minnesota.

The greatest excess has bi en in Souvnem an.l Western Texan. in irjr in exceM in tre tirantld viller.i tlfficiem 01 twoinohesandiipwar insocnirretl in nil t.iM Auantic Loitt: sta south ef th" i'o tomuc iu VVett Virjrinia. Ncrtl rn Alaoania. Mississippi una Louisiana, extreme Northeastern Texas. Arkansas.

Lower Ohio baA abii river valleys. Ixical deficiencies eje nd ingwn jmve occurrei in Wt stera Nw Vork. Siaine, arid lini: Island The deficii dcv has tfrw iii the North l'aciliii C'. it repion. The raifila Ir.r niouiis August.

September and October, vpon tlie whole, has l.een reur.rkUhlr derlcient in the listnct! "ou the lAtl.uuc and (itiU r.hirf a 'id iii Tennessee and the Valley. The reports from. the stations in these whow the deflcien eli for tr.e three months to rancre from inchi'S in the Ohio valley to 7 niches in the 't tiul; Slate iM.riiic Au iii.t the r.iinfall for New I.i. iaiit ncfsivi anJ in September it exceive in the Wett Uul Slates Ohio y. itli tiieso exceptions the rair.f.'i'.l in the tiTstncts referred 10 for tae U'ontHs under cou siilei'atii'h ben th ciJediy he.o the axertre.

This" ia iiiy "account lor the severe drouths which have prcva.leil Uuiic nud which have been most evere in Wcste far.d. owtii mihI Southw. st ra riuia. North Cui liiia. erx a aud AlaOuma, and wee ler rhinaieit af.er overitwo inonihs" Juration on Oct.

33. The drouth Usj also been serious in New ii.linpshiie. Killing frosts oqcurred from Kth to lOtli over the northern portions of the country east of the Kocy miniin.iins to New Kn aini: also from the to the Uij trofti Mis. imiri valley east ward to Atliintur coist and soutii to lie western HirtiOiis of Virginia and C'ur jln.a and in i.ist leunesi iee. No frosts have been reported south o' Char estou.

tj. Montgomery, and little Itocit. Atk. 1J. 1L ztN.

lri. and Kvt. ilai. Chief bignul Otlicer, U. S.

A. THE 1SLUCATION3 THE VARIOUS DIS llllCrS FORIO 3AT. WaMirsQTONY Not. 4. 1 A.

For the South Atlantic, liht talus, partly oluudy weather, northeast to southeast inU, lower" barometer, s.ijlit ciiauce i i leintieralure. FortneUest Gulf, purtly clbudy wenlher in the northern portions, oal riTis, stAiioniry temperature iu the ent and southern poruoiis, inds shitting northerly with cooler weataer ia tbe northern portions. For the Onto vali.et asd Tensessee, local RAINS. PARTl.T C'LOfbV WIATREIt. EAST TO SOl'TH "ISDS.

BeCOMISO VAUIAUl.i:. Im BlROllF.Ttll SLIGHT RISE I.N TFJIHEBAI VRK IX EAST POUTUixi SLIGHTLY COOLLU WiATHl.ll, UlOUEtt BAROMETER, IS WEST PORTION. For the Lower I ake, threateni weather and ram. easterly winds, becomine viriable. lower Larometer.

neai MMtioimry lempernture. I. For the UpixT Lakes 'irtly cloudy weather and rain, with ov in the northeni portion. vaJ liable wind generally from northeast tonorth vves nearly Kt.vtionary temiieratttre. For the Lpper Missii sippi valiey, local rains followed by clearimr w.

ather. northerly winds, stationary temperature, higher barometer, i For the Jliphouri valley, generally tarweaiher. northerly winds, becomi' g' variable, rixine. followed in the nofiherc portion by falling barome ter, nearly sta mary temperature. For Calif cm lair weather.

For tbe Nort acihc coast, light rales, partly cloudy a eathe For Colorad coliler, fair weather. eather atl liirhc rainn rernrtel 1 ni eaieiiiiic from the Mississippi river eastward to tbe Atlan tic const south ot Enzlaod. Light rains will prevail Wednesday in Northern Stales east of the river. Lint rains will alvo prevail in the oouth. Atlantic Stares, Kentucky and Tennessee, with partly cloudy weather.

i RIVER TELEGRAMS. THE HIVKK AT PITTSBUKQH. fSiucial to the Courier JournaLl rrrrsBCRCH, 3 Kiver 2 feet 2 inches and Clouily, indicating rain, and some river men are confident that there will be a good stage of water here within a The tow boats i'an Kaine, Ebterpriso, Horntt So. 2. Onward, Ark aud Joe Stone with empties arrived.

Tbe CIKton arrived from New Cumberland with tow of fire bricks. J. A. ihackmore. W.

C. Gray, James M. Vanderj rift, J. T. Stockdale and Marsh Mc llonald have arrived from Cincinnati.

Col. N. M. Jones, of Memphis, is still here, as is at Capt. Ja.

H. lieese. None of the pr.ck.ei wiU make a move unlit there is more water. Nov. tl.

inches aud stationary. Noon. River 2 feet Clear and pleasant. FrrTSBraoH. Nov.

3. Nhtht. River 2 feet 2 inches and (ailing. Clear and cooL ClNCl.TKATI. Nov.

3. stationary. Cloudy. Noon. River 3 feet and IherraometeMs.

Evaksville. Nov. 3. Night. River 1 foot 9 inches and fairing slowly.

Weather warm and partiHlly clo ided. No nrrivals or departures outride the locals. 7.e?n than 2 feet of water reported above lull 3 feet below. Tbe is again falling. Cairo, Nov.

3. Noon. Arrived City of ITe lena. St. Louis.

10 a. Pearl, below, 10 a. Cityof I'ayou tr i. New Orleans. 11a.

lena, Vicksburg. midraght. Clear and mild. Cairo. Nov.

3. Niht. Arrived John N. Ma conih below. 1 p.

H. i. eparted of Bayou Sara. New (Jit ari, 4 p. m.

kiver 15 feet 4 inches and falling. Clear. Thermometer, 63. St. Lot is.

Nor. 3, N'igbt. Arrived Arkansas City. VicVsfcurg; Confer. St.

Paul: Gem City. Keokuk. Depart Citv. Keokuk: Conger, St. 1'aul, Fallen 15 feet.

7 incho by gauge, ltaiiiy and raw. Memphis' Nov. 3, Noon. River fallibg. rived Wilis.

Hays, Vicksbui g. Clear. Ar MExrnis, Nov. n. Nigiit.

The river lias fallen one inch. 1'epartcd Kate Adams. Arkansas City, a P. x. Clear.

Vicksbvrk. No. 3. Night. Arri veil City of Cairo, tl.

lxuis; Helena, orreue; City of St. L' fct. Lpui; Citj jof N'ew Orleans, N'ew Orleans. I LOCAL mV.U REPORT. ARRIVALS AN'D DErARTURSS.

Xame. City of W. II. Hornet Fanny J. P.

DrouillarJ; BOATS Xante. Gen. Maesie fiwn. To. Cincinnati.

l.vansviili Fvansvilie. Ky. liver river. river. Ky.

river. BOATS EIT. Evana viile LEAVING THIS DAT. To. L.

Time. .3 P. V. .1 p. x.

.4 p. m. .3 P. X. hJ.

f. Drotiiiiard Fannie i rcesc. hlVIih, BUSINESS A'D WEATHER. The river was falling lat evening, with 3 feet in the canal 10 inches in the cnute on the fails. Lu ane.

was uulL Veataer clear and pleasanu OUR LOG. Capt. Geo. Fcof.t tixik the Montana Boy to Madison and put hrron the Ways. Capt.

Chas. DaVio stopj ed off the City of Vevy this lust trip, and Capt. Pink Varble will coiumand iuslead. Pilots Geo. Musselmak, Dan Toal, Jno.

Taylor, Dun Varble. Aaron Appleirate and Kill 1 I l.uve turotd frum below, having been down to pot up. Tilt Fancia Freese will still continue to run in ibe Kentucky river trade, and every Tuelay at A Sutt.riiay, at 3 p. instead of Monday and Thursday, as fore. The steamer Hornet has entered tbe Louisville.

Malison and Kentucky river trade, and wdl leave here every Monday aad Ihursday at 3 p. with Capt. Root. Humpbrev commanding aud Mr. 11.

D. C'animach in tae ofuce. SBJfTWOOD. Fakittb Fkkesk for Kentucky river at 8 r. H.

to day. Hays, Qraalte State is to be sold by the Marshal at Cincinnati on No vembei IS. of the manufacturers at I'itishurgU wocli We the l)avi ivinnJ dam raised for a we or more, br them to Uy in a supplv of coiU pool io lue rivr ore uud BXt riw in tbkt stream ill f.ave some etif lie low Ti. steamer Corozal was soid at "ew Orleans on 1 riw la. a by UoitcJ Msr sh.dfcnl by VooHrd ft right for jt.vO.

'iir sfeioier was built about a year t. al Cincinnati for Spanish Itciitiurs at a coat of over suyed there rt.lv a shrt ti'u ani mas brought back 'lew O.lvous, wUere site fhos been lvine ever since. SSVGS. A Mfk IT! is dispatch siys: The impnve Tuesday and Wednesday, the lieuustic Seii.aiioiiajl'rama. Mi.itTSuF YtfKK.

The most ensational and Kealiitii Scene ewer pie enled on the American TniirsJay. Fndav and the Success. LNl 'Kit TfiKGASUG ill. Ic th ment of toe iia t'r front hre is projrssMng stea iv Kdiiaiiiomr to engineers in chanre. IJp to the prsci time villow mi I pole matt bound ilo wireanl laden wrtii rx.

ic. have from a'n ve the of Wolf r.v. to uenr the hvad of the paved lar.t in at the loot Jeffersoa streer. At several points two ive oeea put down, one on top the other. I if apyropriatioa S3.0 i'.

cured from 'ni it for tl.i w. wiH.it iseU inateJ, be if.cient to place r.ia:treAcs tlie river froatlrnm r.rcr to the y.ii of I.itiien Ktreet. A t.no:::c st as to whetiier this will prevent tbe baiio om avinit wil Oe ha.l next wU'ii the turn tit Mississippi imo an ir.i iti i ik a. it not ui ces. ui.

then some other pl.in Khsrst ii.eli' to Iv adpteU bv ihe Mis 1 si upj i who have control ocr inc. UriLftl ti Ar i i 0 Rheumltism, Neuralrna, Sciatica, Lnmbanp, 3jc'3che. Heic icTe. Toothache, Sore Th ront. "itrpll ii.

Spral n. Urnises, Bsaen K4 al4i. 1 "i kill e. ASD ALf. Olllf IA lUlilll.h' PAIH A.ND AI IIK 3 V.1 bj If il'i ft" rtiw.

Fh'tj Cuui t.t!. ami; in 11 In, I Jl Tf r. uli.e a iiTI' AJIlJOATS. FOR IM1X3TATI F. S.

3IAIL ME STEAWKKS I f76 daily, r. a. Sundays at 13 Ji. e5u. goiartime.

i Kouuu trip meal. and jcood tiiili! llra. WILL ficlcet ftfT.r'e Kireer tieli.w lein. II Vf, Tll VAK ('All I I. I'ass.

and Ticket A tent. 2 dASutf Keguiar Tiesday. Thurstlay act Saturday racket lor Madiion. Larroiliou Hay Land I I Inirs. tne steamer ilAQGir: HARPfcK i Master.

T. F. McCairtht. Clebic ijT" leave on This Dat. Novriki at 1 p.

a. For freight THUS. SMALL. Agent, apply to For Owensboro, and Henderson. B.

S. RHE.4..: VESTFALL. Master. Will Lave aa above This I'av, m. from the city 4.

at 4 p. Ae't. B. C. LEVI.

Ag't. Fttll KK.MWhV HIVKK. FANNIE FRF.EMAN. Ma terJ leaves as atove Ti esdav. Nov.

4. xttssikuiii'. P. U. WILL i.

1JAYS. Agent, XATuiUL watck CONCENTRATED KEXTOCKjrS GREAT SATURAL REIEDI CUHEii I REGULATES Dy.pf, The Liver, 4 vn.l.pal.sn. Ptevnaeb aud Hideev Ml la couecutrate is outaia; by evaporaunj the naturai Cntt Urcuard Water io a consistency convenient tor u.e aud transportation, at UicMiiiii) tiiAte possessing tiuore closely luau our C. O. Niitoi Ala.

me virtaesof tne Natural A'ater. A bottle ceiitaiiiiii waal is equal to two iralloiu cf tae wat jr is' oid by all druiAts; pnee aj ccuu, wiui Uireciions now to use it Ourjeuuiaa O. naiks are also oa sale In le U.c im mil paier oox packages. Positively none of our, turns van ue oouyn: ttuu or Note. Pee that the Crat Apple" trade maric as aoove, LabeL.

aa counterfeits of this celebrated Wat, aad Salts are oa tao mariiet. Crab Orchard Spring and SalU Co. Sole Proprietors, Louisville, Ky. my 39 ihtwtf VAnnsci 7 ANTED INFORMATION Of Mr. Patrick l'ritchard.

and where he is now living. Believed to be a Maryland. Please address 11. K. Louisville, Ky.

Hilary land papers please copv.l 1 7 ANTED Ijodien ard gentlemen in city or tl couniry to take liat work at their "own Lomes: te 4 a Jay easiiy mate; work sent by incil: no canvassing. We have (rood demand for our work and furnish steady entplovment. Ad dress, withi suu p. CLOWN M'F 21K) Race Ciacinnati. O.

Ke33 TuThiSa3u Af ANTED Ladies and gentlemen to take vV cice, lisjht. pleasant work at their own hoinVs 'distance no objections Work sent by niail. 3 to 5 a'day can be quietly made. No canvassing, Please address at once, ULORB Boston. box 5,344.

oc7 eodieoSuld WASTED LADIES Pennyroyal Pills, Chichester's English." are indinpensable; never fail. Sealed pani'iilars, return mail 4c. Clil CHESTEll CHK UICAL Madi.on wpaare, Phiiadelphiai, i'a. au'J eo jeotiuly ANTKIi YOUTO KNOW For 30 davs we ill make fine photoirraphs and other pic tures, from site or copies at very reduced rates, at LLIit floor Gallery. JelTernon.

be low Third st Cards 1 per dozen. oc Pcoutf 1 ORSALEr XACrllNKKT and seeoad haad enziees. oiers. sic. CLZCH A VOUi.

.17 to :.1. Itaiu st. iuTsTn.xat "TANTEbi Chronic catarrn and sore throat, causiar loss of smell and offeasivs brt.ata. cured bv a mild and pleasant treauneat at Dr LANCASTLrS pupeasary. li Fourth near Market.

I sea dtf "llTANTFl Fersons drstrlnE gpeedy and peril wanent cures of all private and special diseases, to call on Dr. KlCi iiou. a. m. to 4 r.x.

Sun ays: 3 to 4 r. x. he adTerUscnieas. a9 dtf I WAXTS FEJIALKIIKLP, ANTEDt CItiSE Care of one child eight moatha old. Call at 1,511 Fifth bet.

Oak and uriosby ave. AN TF.Lt WOMAN White, to do house and bmiiitry work, at First bet. bt. Catthenne ai Oak. 'yVANTED' A reliable white girl to do the it work nt a small family, with assistance; easy pince toi rijrht party.

Apply at l.Ool Fifta Lt ar Kentucky. ANT EEs A GOOD (tXiK Ns washing and irouing. Apply at KAL FM AN TKAL' Jt f7erion st. bet. beventh and Eighth.

ANTEdTtLAUY AGENTS We have the best line of new goods for lady agents in the world. All Indies and children wear them, ou double your money and can't fail. It will Jiay you to inr.e.:igate. Aduress. with stamp, E.

1. CAMPbl LL Jt 9 South May L. Chicago. 6c5d.Su:M 7 ANTEUi Women seeking work of any kind, 1 and ladies wantine servants, are requested to call at theiornc of tbe Women's Chnsuaa As foliation, 48 Fourth sl, over ilegan's paper store, any Uibnuag trom 10 to 13 o'ctock. mrlodrf 1 AVAiTS 3IALE HELP.

WANTEDi i work at Stone cutters immejiutely to liet di rsoii. Ky. Atrly at cor. of lJuevenlh snl fddham Louisville. I1EN rtR.StN BRIIKJECO.

WANTED 7 ANTED Relia! clothintr sal smen, with ii established trade in Ohio. Intiana and Kentucky. Liberal pay Address BOY CLOTH 1NO. Box 1.5K3. Ph.iaJeiphia.

i'a FOK KENT I.OOiisT" sjcnt da ob orncs room At. riZO D'H uvet ucaee, West Ataxa sv, ikit 0 rfiri whttri. ri. V'. Bi.Uck Ak 3 i'r 1 1 Tl ri fS "I'lfl A I IjlVI iHATSw I Tur 1 lHht Pi 1.

1 ja VJJ 1 VTiJ ItAILROAP TI31E TABLKS. Wl sss ft.siBBl In e'Te rt Ti.ur r. A or 24. ISSl.l' liejjv Arrive liOUiitiHe tier rt Arrive Lew 1 Clnctns Cifie innaa Ciccinntu. Ft.

Louis st. intlaaxr olis Chies fO. A tUUW AM 4 5 TMi 3 Uzii 1 a 1 1 1:40 i.v a A O' 5 ri a 1 1 a a 4 4 d'ly. tWD tns tiv.i Trains jnarcvi a.isL!:c'.vtk peiween i.ouisv.::e and St. .0 1:3 men r.ocnan of cnrK.

and is the ouir li: uc ljr one nrt.a riiit5cnreen tars? it to citi. s. cars day trstr.s: J'alaos sieeters on ti Tail 1 the osiy rout i ru'antas a tarr i oit toNen York via i'a. Kersbury, 15a timore aal its par.or cara kj Caicinaau. "ST.

I.0V1S AliM.TNH" Louisville, i.cnmviile una Jit. Xewls Kait irstr. rridse Depot N. E. dor.

and Ma'n sit. In fleet May. i. int. Nirtit Krmir'j om.

Til to si 7:10 I'hio Mai: I.v I.c :11 I New AX.aay.. Ar Ar l'riiicetoa Ar Ar Ar Rcckjv.rt... Ar ArSt. .1 a i WU 11 :37 a ,1:35 Jt 1 A a 1 A a .1 a a 1 Jb Jt: e. a.

Mi 7.50 a rrnuiixs. Louisv'e N'iprh: Lotiisv'e Mad. Accrm. Lv pst. Lv Owe nsnoro Lv Hocikrt I nueraon.

Lv KTansviUe Lv.Pricceton A Ilunctnrrbtirc. Ar New AH asy I 7:45 a i 1 :35 5:50 6:55 A a 1:00 1:45 mi M) 1:45 a 3: 1 1 am! a U'XO A a 7:00 a 8:4 A 13:35 a Uaily. i ratv except Sunil4v. Nocnac of cam betfreen Lotiisvilla ani St. Louis.

Only line solid trains with Pullman Paiacv Sieepem throur 10 tet Louis. iae (snt dty and sinoWiiig coacne. City ticket oftiees. southwest corner Fourtii and Main sta. and 144 Main, near Second.

owrT Util rnnil. Time Schedule in Fffect Wednesday, July 2. S4. Trains Eist leave Louisville 5:50 a.x.. a.

5:35 p. a. tl :30 p.m. Arrive at sprcr i. P.

1:1" A. 3:3 P. K. Trains West lea verrn6pect 7:00 a. 0:4 A.

p. p. a. H) a. x.

Arrive I.ouisriile 7:50 a. 10:45 a. 7:30 10:30 a. 5:5) a. x.

Laily except aunxlay. tr undavs oniy. A3I Tiq Election llet urns wnx be: anxounceu at i HALF PAST MNK TO MCIIT AltMISSlON 35 CENTS. MACAULET'S THEATER. Monday, Nov.

3, 1KM4. Six NiKhts and Saturday th'. iVimlur Actor, In Theoloi lieviiere's Koiuaiuie urauia. in four eutitled il or, Lile, s'tp poi'U'd by John Lcese's superb Coirlpany. I Nov.

liii. three tights, EDWIN THORNF. in THK I L.VCK rLAli. Nov. 13.

three niirht. TIlATCltEU. WW'S jllN MRiileSi HAHRS' MXMMOTrt MUSEUM. One Week only, ai.nneiic.nir jiondav, Nov. 3, Mil.

EHS'Kl. Dlt.MlH' MIUPAW. stum Department. LCCV and bAKAIl ADAMS. A.i)Ji;i)T.

Popular prices. IO. JO an.l Doors open at and 7 p. x. Curtain rises at and p.

x. Ca riage call at 4:40 and 10 p. x. TO DAY'S AUCTION' SALES. BY THOS.

ANDERSON CO. i purSDAY, Nov. 4, Bout and Shoes. "7EDNESHAY, Nov. 5, Dry Goods, Notions, Ladles' rapji.

ete. HMIURSDAY, Nov. Clothing, Hats and Genu' urnisniuy tjoodti. lRI DA Nov. 7.

Boots and Shoes. JC Terms cash, i J. L. Auct'r. FOR SALE.

ASSIGNEE'S SALE I Milliner) Htock and Fixtures o. 308, tMuth ti Market, bet; Third ana fourth, to Close Out. (More for Heal. I WILL sell the above, at private sale, at a bargain. The location and More are in all respects very desirable.

liAKKY oTCCKV. Assig ee. i ii 334 Fiftu street. rois kext ji i sen la i trOP. ICNT STORE HuL'SE AND STORE 1 IkOO.Xs A line 4 story Ktore housc.

on n. Market, t. Third and Founh two. elegant tt' re rooms, one on w. s.

Fourth, tet. t.reenand Waiijiit. and theocheron e. Fourth. Iet.

liu and sis. Apply to W. A. KLElrEN LHJRFF, ho. 3Mcbowea block, s.

w. cor, lourth and tireen sis. 1 yOR REN FOURTH ST. RES I EN i'. The hanusomc residence No.

1.334. w. s. Fourth bet. bU Catherine and n.k, and now occupied by Mr.

Jas. imbue, will be for rent from Nov. 15. Price. JO per month.

Lare lot and good brick stable. 11 CUa AN 4 Jt W. Alain beiow Fourth. ITKilt IUEXT BROADWAY RESIDENCE A tianacviue douole brick residence. No.

loo E. Kroadway, WL First Urook: isood brick stable. bl'C'liANAN BltO. 404 Vv. Alain beiow Fourth.

IXlR RENT BRICK IIOUSE Siz rooms No. A l.Olil Fifth Apply at 451 W. Jefferson atreeu dtf WAN TKIJ AG I TS. WANTED AGENTS It will pay an Intelligent man or woman wantmic profitable ein trJoTnieiit, to write for my illustrated circulars and lennsoi agency tor in ceitnratea jlissourl tstearo Washer, which ly reason of its great iu tritiaic merit ia with, such phenoaienal success. .1.

WOk 1 11. Seventeenth and 1 M. Louis. jy24 F01.SALi:3II.SCEl.LAy EO CS OK SALE H0KSE, HARNESS DCGflV For 'went of use, sound gentle horse, suitable for ladies to drive. 1 lamess and good top btigK7 cheap for cash one hunilre and thirty dollars i.fLJO).

Inquire at fcOo W. Jefferson until siId. ran leask. LEASI' Uy H. A.

Dumesnil; S4'l Main Jt st unquextionnbly the best site or manufacturing purposes or a lumber yard in or around being the Urrfe lot (a part of which is now occupied as a stoae yard! on the a. cor. uf OAk at. and and N. rallnotd switch connection already in and nice oflicetog') with the lease.

The peculiar decided advantages uf this location must be seen io ak stL front L. and N. ra.U road are. front 313 ft lunienil st. front ft.

There is a.large mam bewer in Dumesnil st. Parties who care to study economy in buxiues real iz the fact that. $10 per day saved in ueles hauline and extra iioor ts equivalent to A Rm iii ol pep year, or ti per interest ou a capital of o.Uv0, 1'e such pei sous the value of tins lot is commended AIo, lor rent, new 3 story brick residences, Just finished aud very Uesiraole. Price, per monta. LOST.

OST KING Thursday. Oct. 30. so me where JLA between iiflecalU and roadway and tax low trend of Wainut or on Waluut sL cars, a ir stone cluster diamond riiK lteluiu to laiis fice and be lioer ily rewarded. LOST COW Ai red and white spotted cow ith short legs The finder wiii return to JOHN llELFRl.lt.

1,405 Clay st near Laurel, and receivM reward. PEI.SONAIa. MEN wbosufferthroush indiscretions, remember Allen's Bnain Fend re.iores former vigor to bra in aad body. 8 tor S3, at drujeisb or by mad from J. ii.

ALLEN, 315 First New i T3IaWrrrXSO Uf CHXLJl Toeurw jl of tats imp sea tils aaea buU's i ef iHtaaxs mm io. later THE SKATINB MK i i HAILKOAD 1 IM TADLES. Hrt It. (Tn effect November 2. 1W1 ForOweasboro.

Hen ierjon, Padocah, MerapOSS and the SouaweiL Xtcaetomce, Fourth a ve. Iepot, ooc. Fo teenib and Main sta. txres. i'Acco Laily.

jmottatto.i STATTOtrs. Leave Louisviiie. UJm; at Ate iio mi Arnre Arrive Norwhrilc. J. Arrive iiopkmsitie Arnve jia I soiiriiie Arrr.e ileuuera Arrie i.v IeR raaticai Arrive Amv ''enion I'Vii'v 7 A a 8:50 pm EspreiS arrives Iuuml at 1 3 p.

a. A i oaimod.ition arrives at diulj Ai a. k. Ac tataodiition runs daily exespt Sunday. nrrnroffl Stfrrx Ffpet lea ani IUA J'rreis C'ity Tlcisl Office Mjkiu.

i t'enrta. 1 In IS. IS St. KxiiresM. xr.

k.larj, a a A pa a a a pa 10.00 pax Ji a Leave Arnve C'hrttaoora. Arrive AttantArrT. Arrive nva Pxjj Arnve Ar iT JUri'han Arrivo y.cSsOanK' Ar. iv New.t.i: leans. am a 4:10.

Arrive T.ivi:ie 'Leave Chsua Iave Atlanta lAAro.NiTAnnm.. lav Iae Meridian 1 enve iec 'i4ir I eave New r' Pullman paKee hotel car and el ant nanor carin 'incmotU Southern. i ruatriue over the scenic t'ltwimt nt ontnera. 1 iCot onics Wit alaia street, and deiMt maaud jiwo streeis. oiiitriiUfauii Saxhfihm Fnilrond Tfnth.

and Mip At! trains are run by Central Standard Tim, Trains inarKed daily: u.u:r except Sunday. In effect Oct. 13. 1SS4.1. dave I' Arrive 1 or Vervn's, i lJe tit w1 y.Jn and N.n.

or Na. e. Cimrc'a. Alacoo an i it For Jacksonville 61.1 ij 'Florid For iin'nool it. Milar I i Vi.

i 3.35 a 7'3'J A 3: VI if a a 5 a a :50 a a a a 'i' 1 .0 A :v.l.' a 1 :1 lli3 l. ami ti e'. or ikiioxv. 'la I'ii'i) and poi.iu.. For i.eiVino;i i 7:10 as and ,1 A Vireeu Aec'u.

1 1 a a narus'own Accn'mna i i i iidini liu. Ts kWiinx rrs iu 1 to Lilt.o itock. Kemp it. KnoXT'lia. Ali.i.ua, a nj wStiiiviU.

wu.i.ai o. coacues to Me.it pui. i 'and Warm (HinesN. ti beepsi a cu liju a. x.

trin ojwn ia uopt at X. i m.ln,ffi.f':: I Sein 1. fDepot. river fi la effect Oct. l' Arrive For Cm ii.

Itaftiiaoip, VV ash a 1:0 a N. Y. and the r.ast.. For Vmvii n. i mi a.

aiore and New U.v.j Fot Tu'iH), lei i i td'u, blihilo, Al l.fbo)iiai,d i aua ty i SUlllOUS For Leiitu'ton, "r'r'itY'i i an 1 w.tv htalioas lorSaelhyv'e, Taylors i r3ooiiiiieul. i Frannloi Accoinm'u. II. l.l'i P.x I 1:01 ax 13:30 PX 7.25 a i 7:50 st 10:55 a 5:30 11:10 a 7:10 Si 10 A oO a a A xi "::25 a vi rulhuaii leepi jiri to i i lpiia. Washington and Nw Von wit.

i.nit cna.nre, tat but una cm to auii kstnra ciues. Cincinnati deeper oa A. x. IT Ala open ia depot ai p. x.

tsUC, Alhmn; CtMxys "iioiiou Konte. Depot. Corner oui tasata and Mxin t. City ticket ica southeast cor. 1 hud aad Mala.

I i.t itire a 11:40 715 a it I 1:0.1 a a N'o. 1. No. .1, i 'Daily." Daily. Lv Lodi ville Lv New Ar a a ArLaiAyeue :3.

Ar.Hosoa. 4 Ar V.ic iuaa city o. iO A jo i 7 a So ctianw or cr fttti an I Cai ca ro. 'i ueonly liaeruamu soud train Uirou'1 toi'hioago. i'uliuiHU palace oa uint traui.s.

aain a lor is prs at city oaics, fuuiiif luin ui 7 TSol. li'aily. 'aily. Lv Cblcag? xi Lv VioinAO CHy a Lv Aionoit 1 1 a 13: ArMilcueli :0 (px A 4 ArNswAloany Ar Louisville. 5 a A Union depot corner Polk street and Fourth avenue, Clnua.o.

City UCkOt oilica No. LA Kaa oi)u street. Vhtinmls mnt Oiie rTxf'ieeif, Only Liue Kunnin; Solid Trains it tra Leula. villa and asnii. ua City.

Depot, Water rtreet, betweea 1 iriCaud Secoai Ticket otlice, 5 Fourth aVeuue. utndanl l.wi. iu eflect toepu 30. Va. Ser'irs Loai Ex.

D. ex. 8. a 1.1 7 A 7:15 10:44 a 4 :55 a 6: a 7 A 7: io a a 10: ii a a IhliliS A KAST BODXa, Knst T.lae, iaiiy. LvLouKvtJl Ar Lexiagtoa Ar 'Hutiutoiu Ar Cnarleloa Ar.

Kanawha Falls Ar AiJer.son Ar hit Sulphur Ar CoTinifioa ArCUftoa Fore ArOoniMD Arhut unton. Va Ar Wayne.uoro Ar Alton. Ar Charlottesville. Va. ArWasninrtoa Ar Baltimore At foils Ar.Vew i'ork LvCunriotiesviiie Ar rLcunioiid Ar Newport News.

Ar Old Coa.toru. Ar Norfolk Ar Jxnliivtlie. 7:15 a AX A a "1 1:14 ax i 1 3:47 3:57 a 4:33 FU x1 A i A 5 ii'J 1 a i 10:45 a a I A 11:45 A a. Moral 13:10 PX 4 8: aj The Fast Line leaves Louisvi'le oailsL 4th Pullman cars and solid traiu to 1. C.

without cnanje. connecting in L'niou Depot fr Bsl.i.'iiore. Piuladeipbia New t'or. and the East. I'lma UelpUia ers a reoutia tu sispers Direct connection tor ail points ia the Virgiaia ADdCATOlJllU.

JtfferssiniiU, faftsx and Jit Unxxe, i lis JCmilrond. rTralns run by Central Standard Time.1 I No. I No. 1. Ieave New Leave Arrive yrnour Arrive Columoas.

Amve Indiauapous. Arrive iiicrj AiT.ve st. LfO.iis Arrive Cieveiar.d..... Arrive iiuifaio. Arrive rotva.

5:1 1 a a a 7:30 a feUO a a 7:40 7:01 a 7:51 a V. A ii :35 am a a A 7:0 tf a :45 I No. I No. 7. lave 3:10 7.31px ljeave New Alusnr 0:40 Leave Jell vroaviiie.

7rJ4PX Arrive Mraiour 4uipx a Arrive CurCutout 5: ii Arnve beibyvuie 6:43 Arr.ve Kusaviila. Arrive City Arnve 7:00 a 10:50 Arrive Clucaeo 7: KJax 7JAM Arr.vs Cievelaui, a Arrive i A i rm At. asrta.Si6. 7. o.

i i. No. 4. Ieave jnuianapous. a a Arr Jerfvrs'juville 7:15 a a 11:15 a Afr.vejNew Aloaoy a 13'3AX Arr.vs 7:35 a Leave iaiUoarioii :J.Jpx: 0:45 PX Arrive Jelersouville 7:05 Arrive Aloauy 7 I Arnve Loiusvilie 7:15 10:45 Noa.

1. tt. 7 aad Id rua daily. Aal oua rs daily ezeept Sunday. Traia leanac LoaUrOl at 13 p.

a. hu pl vj sleeping can to Chicago. Traia lea via; at 7:51 at car aad eoeobee to Caiaaw wiutout aage, exoeps ouaaay. i BOTtntatl rTrT ay a ata tl ia AAA,.