The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 3

'NEATH ITALIAN SKIES. Ci Hiidoa of Eecvriog fcr fiblpmeut Jcel T. Ean's Ecnuisa Performed, Cgkieu ioatr Ecveli ia Atmosphere of Art Artists. AXEKICAHS 15 rLOSEICSi ICotreroondenee of the Courler JournaLl Florence. ItaLt, Not.

3.Tbe remain rf tbe distinguished tculptor and poet, Joel T. Hart, wer removed from the Eticiish netery in this city, a day or tw since, to 1 to await the arrival of the steaui pVbich is to convey them to New York. fj will then be carried to the State cement at Frankfort, for filial interment. Commissioner appointed by the Gov i to fulfill this mission arrived ia Europe ut the middle September, but be was 1 at London by a letter from tbe United tea Consul at Florence, statins that oil ount of the cholera the Italian Govern il bad decreed that no bodies should be before November, if then. The 1 IV! I r.

i 1 pie were then ia a state of consternation I scattering in every direction. The aee having abated in a great degree, a rial permit was secured through tue ex of tbe Consul the hut of October. 1 the Commissioner being on tbe and. the body was di interred uu the' strict surveillance of the niclpal authorities. Mr.

Ilart bad dead seven or eight years, but bis was in a good state of preservation. 1 had been carefully put to rest by warm son al friend of different nationalities in city, who ioved biiu for his intrinsic rtb ai aa art Lit and as a nobleman. "ij had placed above tbe spot where he a neat and substantial marble moiiu cut, which stood about three feet nijjh iu I shape of a sarcophagus. rle was buried in tbe English cemetery the Protestants of all ountries who here were laid to rest. Hs was among i last to be buried there, as tbe ground oat soon after, aud a new cemetery opened beyond the city limits.

After eofBn bad been appropriately encased I I hermetically sealed, a floral wreath was I iced upon it woven of those beautiful and (grant flowers of Flcrenco the poet llptor loved so well. Soon be will repose 'fever beneath his native bluegrass, along banks of the winding Kentucky, with Hara and Boone. ventuc.y never did a nobler deed than she asked for to asbeaof Joel T. Hart i be inurned in tbe land be loved. Here i long strangers, far from his natal place, I was honored and cberishod.

Those who never set toot on his shore, and to whom i ly as a great and jroo man be was a i anger, appreciated hi genius and the rIo ua attributes of his nature, and paid hirn i homage of their hearts. Their teuder i. tentions soothed bis last hours of sickness sufferiug, and were a solace in tho ob ice ot those be held dear in distant lands roes tbe sea. To those chosen friend he an uncrowned hero. Now tbe soal of a at Commonwealth is set bis name.

1 bis body goes borne to be buried amoug 1 distinguished djad. i'o day 1 met i THE GREATEST Lm(J ACTOR. me say tbe greatest that ever lived ilvini. Florence is bis home, lie was in studio of tba greatest living sculptor A.bano. Tuey have both tilled tbe world their fame.

Salviui is apparently a i in of Oo years, but 1 am told be is nearer He baa a superb physique and pleasant He speaks but little English, nigh he baa made a tour or two through country. He told me that he ould be i United btatee again next year. His beautiful young English woman to iom be wm devotedly attached, died era! years ago. aoti be liaa been a sad i in ever since. Sue left two lovely ildren, who will inherit a handsome estate 1 )iu their father.

He says be will never i irry again. He has a Hue mansion in this and lives in elegance. tuiori also has a residence and other 1 jperty here. a Aiba no's studio I saw a model of a i st of CoL Wm. Cassiua Uoodloe.

It was i ide for the courtly Colonel wuen le was to Brussels, and the likeness I reco ed with a glance. AJbauo has done a of work for our country. Indeed, bis rk is wanted and stands in every civilized untry. He has quit making busts, and be works on coniiuiaaiuu. He perfects ideals as the inspiration seizes him, and ween finished taey facinatj any one an I ey fancy his time wed and good, tie i ires very little lor money, but is passion i ely fond of bis profession and art.

His jrks have been accorded tbe highest honors i Europe. He was a warm, personal iend and a great admirer of Joel 1'. Halt, i bust of the great Kentucky sculptor is i JLU Mr. Hart's friends worship it. i tbev say.

"It is the dear oid man, true i. Air. Itoss C. Adams, a young gentleman Lexington, who is btationed at Car in ctmnectiou with tbe marbie bu. in.

ss studying sculpture in tbe nieauwtiiie, ime up to see me. 1 brought him the Hart tentorial pumplilet, from Airs. Breckinridge, bicb he was delighted to receive, devott 1:4 be ia to tbe virtues of our good old scu'p r. Mr. Adams gave me an interesting ac of TBC MARBLE QUARRIES OF CARRARA.

i asked him if the h'elds were not nearly ex i aiiktsd after. S.OUO years ot drafts upon iem. He replied: ''iso, tbey have merely skimmed. Tbe vast quantities that 1 dve been shipped are scarcely misled, and ue work seems hardly started. There are ty mountains there filled with tbe purest i.iarUe, toil to tbe surface.

The side of tue riountains where the quarries nave been peoed sbiue in tbe kumigbt white as miik, tnd tue gorges at a distance aj jar to be i jcked with snow. Ten thuusaud men work i these marble harvests aud the warehouses i. id yards in tbe city." A. tboosand troops are quartered near tbe to keep the miners, bo are a rouh in order. bbipments are made daily to every quarter i the globe.

Tbe material for ad tbe ia uou works of Italy rniiie from tins spot. it was tbe resort of the Konians before the bristianera. Cholera attacked Carrara this summer, nd at Speszia, a snort distance away, was ioleot. Ada lett until the disense ubsided. Tbe two village mtbe mounttuis I which he thought of going' wheu the dis ase first broke out were boiu attacked, bo i iat altogether be.

made a narrow uiape. be day after be left Carrara a rurJon of was thrown around tbe city, and no ue was allowed to go in or out. Since my stay in Florence 1 met a clas W'hiterislil Stewart, and osr itinguibed young Louisville lawyer. Col. eorge M.

Davie, fbey were at 1'riiu tun getuer. Mr. blew art has a tuiinUr of Alls City friends. He has handsome viba i re and has been making thi city his home several years. His wife, who was a Miss i.utbren.

of New York, is a teaiituul lady. I have made the acquaintance ot ratbci a markable American geutlcniun while iu lorenoe. Though past, bis threescore miis i nd ten, be walks as straight as an arrow ad as buoyaut as a Imv. His cheeks ara Mil and ruddy, and bis full blue eye undiui i led. Ho made b.8 forluuo years ao, and i.as lived in this city fifteen or twenty 3 ear.

lie has studied art all his lite, and truveled over all Europe in search of its is a great uepbew of lien jam 1'rahklin, and not unlike him ia some feature. He is full of poetry and sent nut as youth. This sweet little poem evinces hi fresh, vigorous feelings. At my request he ave it to me for publication ia the Cucriku Jocbsax: THAT OTHKR O'er youth, and that sweet summer seene. How mern'ry loves to liner.

uream. Till tendril tbouztil tbe charbt embraces; laughed outright wlieu uoct'oua Uut Of yellow flower shed imprint. A golden gleam on roy faces! We romped as free as wayward brew That stirred tbe silent lake, the trees, Vhn all our soul felt Joy o'erdowinf i bad no tongue to voice surprixa hen wonder held our youthful eyes for Nature, and her bright bestowing. fin. form and color, light and shade.

That haunted hill and fore. it glade. Your spirit hovers sull untainted; No hollow vogue, with current praise, No reach of art. with tempting phrase. Can ever picture sense so sainted! With intuition gadding gase We feuad fresli beaut ia kf vsf Sve rva petfee vela eoaesrrtagi Fach simple flower, pure and meek, liai something then akin to apeak la lost to worldly sweretag.

The bloom, the glow of that lost hour Bull holds deep, poetic pow'r. ing a love that inte. lace: And noar remembrance seeks commune im vision or that oth June. A golden glcaia on rosy faces! it li Ham Jerri C. E.

K. JT UCA Ti SO A WiP. i THE CQUKIEE JOUEKALaOUISVILLE. WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER.

26, 1884. Day's Rlalrnlotts Notion a Fall are Fin I ettereae. rClhliogrspher. Day's jMIcnlous notion of educating a girl to be'his wife on the most approved "Rousseau nu" pattern was naturally a failure, find hi. inc.

dent the best known fact in hi He cboe two girl in order to have a tetter chance of uneven, one from an orphan whi'oi at Shrewsbury, a fiaxen bmre girl of 12, named him Sabrina Sidney, aftT the tsevern nnd Algernon Sidney the otber Irom tbe Foundling Hospital in London, whom he called Lucretia. He took the pirN to Frai.ce, where he hoped in quiet to discover and discipline their taleuN. In the course of the process they all three quarreled, and to add to bis difficulties the girit. caught siimll pox. When they recovered he was glad to return to Loudon, where be apprenticed Lucretia to a milliner.

Sul si qnernl1 the girl married a linen draper and Day pave tier a inry of bOO. tsa iiriija was given a further chance of educating horseif to fit her to ecome Mr. Day, but it was impossible to eradicate ber sense of pain. When melted sealing wax was dropped on her arms sue flinched, and sbe started and reamed when pistols were fired at her garments. When Day tried her fidelity by telling her pretended secrets sbe divulged them in gossip witn the servants.

Finally she exhausted his mtieiice by we.v ing 1 hiit leeve for ornament Instead of warmth. He sent her to a boarding echool for three years, but although she fell fir short or lu i.ie.il, he wat nut altogether pleased when she ninrried his friend Bit knell, buy fell in love iib Honors Sneyd, who was engaged to the unfortunate Maj. Andre; mid lb 11 be paid bis addresses to ber sister E.izttbutb. hut without, euicess. Oddly enough, these two sisters became successively the wives of Richiird Loveli one of Day's early friends and a fellow admirer of Uousseuu and his educational system.

At la Day was suecessful ii bis search for a wife, and on Augut 7, 1778, he married Misi Kther Milnex. a lady of fortune, well known for her philanthropic labors. Caliinc rl me a. Chicago Tribune. Mr.

TTatton, now i'ostmaster General. Is a worhiper of Arthur and reflects bis inner teelings as much so us the editor of the Chicago Uiith rsnijte, who claims to be Arthur's big toe cousin and always sneezes when the great man lakes suuff. William IIahtledce, a workman em ployed in the totc. faetorr of Pnngst Doer. bofer.

at Nineteenth and Main streets, bad his leg broken while trying to kick a running belt off a ptilloy yesterday afternoon. He was removed 10 his home on Ninth aud Magazine, where he received medical atteniioo. Dan Bf.adl.ey, bastardy, Taylor county, by Charles Leverinz, Cleric of the Court, and Thomas Dobson. malicious cutting, by R. A.

Tlioiupson, County Ju.lpre: John Tobln, Deputy i iff, and rat McDonald. Justice ot the Peace, of Krausiiu county, were registered at the jail lat night. Ciiab Orchard Uateb snould bo In every family as a health preserrer. See ad vtrtiwinicut. THE RlVEit AND VATHR LATITUDE AXD LONGITUDE OF LOC 13 TILLS, Uliiuue US IV IV.

I Longitude ij T. BIVEH THE RIVEB AT PITTSBPROH. fSoecial to tbe Courier Journal. 1 PrrrsBntoH, Nov. 25.

Tbe river is unchanged, with 12 inches of water. Both tbe Allegheny and Monongahela are rising slowly at head waters, but it will not have any effect here. Tha weather moderated to day and Indicates snow. The tug boat Sentinel, five days out from New Cumberland," arrived after much trouble. Sbe report having found but twelve inches of water at some places, and had to pull herself Over with her olsrger engine, as the boat was drawing 27 iDcbea.

The bull of tbe new tow boat 1. N. Bunion was successfully launched at Brownsville on Saturday. She will be completed in about three weeks. The Bob ConneU sunk a barge of coal In poo) No.

4. It belongs to Joseph Walton At and will be wrecked, the barjre being badly broken. CapL John Porter, the fire brick king, was up to day from New Cumberland. W. 1I Kjte.

formerly clerk of the Cherokee, is encaged here in the coal and lime business. Coal is being shipped from here to Cincinnati by rail. rrrrsRCKoa. Nov. C5, Noon.

River 12 inches aud stationary. Clear and cold. PivrBnon. Nov. t.y Nlht.

River 13 Inch and stationary. Cleat and cold. Wbeeuxo. Nov. So.

NichU River 2 feet 7 lnci.es mid tntiouary. The tlilne is stuck at the loot ot the is and. Princess on time. Weather clouJy and cold. Cincinnati, Nov.

Noon. River 6 feet and fnlling aiowly. tVeatuer cloudy. Thermometer Ciscikxati. Nov.

2.V, Ni.ht. River 4 feet Inches and stationary. Light rain; warmer. vakvii.le. Nov.

Nijrht. River feet and rising. rather pieasatit and clouily; indications of rain. The wreck of the beliuoni was mil' I this niornin? to Opt. Varble.

of Louisville. for T70, aud will be taken to Louisville and rebuilt. Cairo, Nov. ST, Noon. Arrived City of Vlcks New Orleans, ti a.

Oakland, 8t. Louis a. reparul Citv of Buy on Sara, New Orleans, 10 p. city of Vi ksOurg, bt. Louis 11 a.

a. Weather cloudy I.D cool. Nov. a Night. Departed Oakland, below, 5 p.

si. Kiver feet inches and falling. Weather clear. Tuerciometer 48. St: Loris.

Nov. Night. Arrrived Iludoon, I7tiionton Departeds City of Cairo. V'icks biir. The rivr lm risen 'Jo inche and is now lent 4 incli' bv the gauge.

Weather clear aud warmer but still cold. Memphis. Nov. 2 Noon. PJver fallinr.

De of Helt tia, tt. oui noon. Clear. Mr.MPBis, Nov. 2..

Night. River fallen 1 Inch. Departed Charles Morgan, bt. Louis, 22 a m. Clear.

VicKsnrno. Nov. 2o, Nixrht Departed Wyoming. Finure Citv and har. es.

New Orleans; llrleu.i. e.uphis; l'atrol. Cairo; Arkansas City, St. New Orlkans. Nov.

Nitrht. Arrived Tort LaJs and barges, St. Louis, and relumed. 'S1GSAL SERVICE h'EPOHTS. THE INDICATIONS FOttVrHE VARlOLS DI THICTH KOli TO OAY.

WAsniNOTos. Nov. 26. 1 For (be South Atl.i!i;i gein MlIy fair weather, southerly to wes erly shirntly warmer. tha st OuU Mules, clearing and fair weaklier, winds generally fr nn "ie lie nit.

with stationary temperature and higher b.t rometiT. TKS TSXNC5SES AND OHIO VALLEY, FAIH WE.4TIIF.R, PRECEDEO I TUB EAST PORTIOX IY LOCAL saoWKRS. SriTIONiUT TtlirERATCVa. WESTERLY wist. cakomktkr.

Kor tbe Lower Lake re ion. liirltt saowa. partly cl'uilv weatuer, westerly wiud. ata.ionary lemperaturr, higher barjineier in Upper lake, Cei.rraliy tair itlier. soiiUiest to northwest winds, limner barometer, nearly stationary lemiHTatiire.

Kor tue l'pier Missiirpi valley, fair weather, northwesterly iu becoming variable, nearly fcWiionary leinperatur r'or llie Missouri valley, fan weather, northwesterly iuds, becomiug voiiable, stationary I or CiUitornia. fair weather, stationary tem pemtui e. or the No rth racif.c coast, light rains. For Colorado, fair westlier. Fit Tbursuay, fair wett her indicated for the Lake region.

and Missouri valleys. Ten r.e&src Ohio anl Uulf tates; no uvciUeU cliane in fiier ttun. Arkunjas river a ill rise slowly; 1'rper Missouri willlull. Cautionary signals continue at stations on lAke Lrie and at Detroit, Section aud fort Huron. StETKROLOGICAt; BeCORD SIGNAL SERVICE tOfficial.

LoLisTiLia. Nov. Xi. 1SX4. 1 11 11 I I u.

Faromeler. O.U14 "JM.M4 1 .41.3 44.7 Lew 41.3 .33.9 HumiUity 'tvj b3 57 Witid js. a. 0 12 14 Weather O'dy. ia e.

10 '14 crdy.lci'dy. COMPARATIVE OBSEKTATI05S. LMisrota. Kev CS. IWt tS r.

a. fcterraUotte laasa tba tsuae mwrnH a time at all stations. 7 a. 3 r. 13 p.

(Wasbiactoa I SlFH alW. fMaSWati faWSa. asa Ia. rr rr It A AVnf Ihl m'z ITMLSCT TL1D, I S. STATIOJrs.

treat Aer. X. Oulf Stat': I New 1 67 s.I (Ul. bus. '4 s.

1 a. 1 Ua. I 5 s. 4(1 4M's. s.i 51 8 40 a 10 CI'Midy.

loujy. 11 W. O'ifXof's; Ft. Smith Clotidy. 1:1 Lt.

rain. LrS lndisnola 20.b8: IJi tie Hock li attanooga Cincinnati. Louisville 12U.M! Jlemphia. 2J.fc.T Pittsburgh Cp. Mm.

Vw: I Cairo.t......29.r,2i Davenport. 0.n, ho Keokuk La lau.Kl St. Louis IV9.5 louny. LU Cloudy. 61..

11: loudv. Clou y. St. Jf sxeuri Fl Leaven wo' .11 Omaha. 0.04 Yankton 30.U4 Zxrr tar W.

i 3 liuiule I iJodcCitv. 18' Ft. 3VM North Platte. Llo. 13.

'a I Ft. Stixkton 30. 15 Lok Chicago 74 1 COMPARATIVE DATA CORREspoXDIXO OF IiIFFkHKNT YKAUS. Loiisville. Nov.

25. 1881. TBCKJtOlfSTrR. I a 1HT3 174 17. IK7 1X77 I87 lKTUj ihtti! ISflj 18K1 2a.ii.

ai :tu.o l. JO 44.7 9 4.U 31 :w.o is. 53 0 0 7 i.r, 0.C2 Cloudy X. ear. a K.

O.Co Fair. W. CloU'ty 0 34 Cloud s.w 0. 17 Clo: dy lair. io.SI Cloudy S.E......;Fair.

e. i air. s.E.10.02 lo i. i u.ly 44 0 0 od.o e.ii.3 :i.n 49.il Q.Vi.l) i SC. 7 Ol.O .4 0 47 43.

6i.U44. 31.ii 41.0 at. 50.6 31. 4n. o.i.o:c.

:u.0o7 47.0 IIO. C7.il .0. a6 :ct.0j M) 319 41.0' JM.7:i oil oo. 4:1.0 Bag of Wuttr in Canal fift Coi feet 7 inches li 4Teet 0 inches' lafrt). 7 feet 5 ItH hes 18.

7 fet i hes' I HHJ. 177... 6 feet I inch 18TH. 7 feet Im liesi IKS4. 0 feet li Incnes 5 feet 3i.iciies 7 inches 10 tnvbes ini iits 6 inches 10 feet 5 rvet feet 3 feet LOCAL lilVER KEFURT.

ariuvals a.no departue.es. Kame. fVont. Tn. Marttie Mad i Madison.

B. S. iUiea KanTille. BOATS DUE. J.

P. j. Evansville RIVER, BCSINESS AND WEATHER. The river is stationary, witb 3 feet 7 inches in the canal and 1 foot inches on the falls. BOATS LEAVIXO THIS DAT.

The J. P. Drouiilard (or Evansville at o'clock r. from tha foot of Third street. The Bent McMillan for Cincinnati at o'clock p.

from foot of Third street. DEATH OF CAPT. O. MARSH WOODS. Capt.

O. Marsh Woods died at bis 1 Oence in Frankfort. Saturday nieht last, lie been ill for some time with kidney or liver dis order, and it was thought he would recover, but a relapse took place and he passed away Saturuuy night. Capt. "Marsh" was a well known river man, and wherever he was known be was adinir.

and respected. He was born iu rarnUoi t. was years of age, the kiud husband of a good if, and the father of a larpe family of eicHlent children. He began life with the veteran Capt. bam launders as clerk on the Kentockr rivt pacseta, and run in that trade until the war broke out.

fie then Joined bcou'g Legion of Louisiana, 0. S. was wounded in battle, came home, returned to. tbe river business, and. lor tbe last eight or ten yenrs, bns bern engasred in running boats in the New Orleans and Cpper coast trade.

Tbe last boat be was interested in was tie Queen City, now running from New Orleans to the Upper coast, and of wuitrti be was part owner, t'eace to Lis aaties! OUR LOG. Capt. Sax S. Brows left tbe city Tester day. Steamboatme are more afraid now of a freeze up than they are of a flood.

Fittsbcrgr coal retails at 4 now. As the river declines the pi ice advances. Mr. H. H.

Hardi.no, third clerk on the City of Madison, in the Mail line service, is lying dangerously ill at his iiouie in Coviuirtou. Capt. Mahlos McCullocgh and wife left for borne in Cincinnati, on Che O. and l. railroad, yesterday, after a pleasant visit to relatives in this city.

Lieutenant Commander Thos. Perry will succeed Cimmander Kellogg as LVbt Inspector (or tbe Fourteenth dulricU assuming cuarge Decern oer L. DRIFTWOOD. Tbi Hornet for Kentucky river to mor Ariadne will be down to inorrow lor Union town Capt. ew Claric has bought the Oeneva at Pittuhurjrb for a ew Orleans an Vt orld's Exposition excursion steanieii Mie id go South on tiie tirvt water recent advance in coal at New Orleans ia caucus considerable extuittble among leuiutio.tt It is an old saying thai there wul be as many snows during tiie winter a t.

iiuimier of the day of the: month upou which the ilrt snow falls. Tuesday was ISili, and so IU snows this winter are expected. river men feel good over the McMillan steam capstan defeat in the buprn Court at Washington. Capt. Jo.m L.

hhodes Is entitled to tbe credit of carrying the steainboatmi n's side to a successful termination Tue cliuua 1 ai Four lit now lioivu 1110 Kentucky shore from the foot of the dike, coining out close to the point at the lower light. oSAiin. New Orleans Uites. 23d inst. Some mi Ueloua wcounilrel.

not having tin rear of devil before bis eyes, started a rumor on yts'erdny that the st amer John W. Cannon had buriifl up and aeveral lives loL Tiie ikhii was aeiain by losing a stem band.i hut otherwise bho is sound and perfect, and will reiurn this moruiug to Bayou tSara. "Kotieh on Toothache." Instant relief for Neuraleia, Toothach'e, Face ac'ae. Ask for "Hough on lootuacha." 13 aud 2oC. oTKAJlliUAXs.

FOR (LtIXATI lT. S. AIL I.I.F. STICAMKItS sJTN Leave daily, 3 p. m.

Sundays ut 13 stcwLiL solar time. 1 are Kouud trip InciuuliiK meais. berths ond paxsge, gixJ until u. ed. Ticket otlice Third sue.

t. Iielow Maiu. MILL, tl CAM 1 i up i. Pas, and Tielret Ayent. se'J d.tSutf or tirb.iiviv, vausvuie aim i.i uuers.m.

J. P. L1U3U1LLAKD 15ALLAKD. jdaster. niu ir ave as aoove ibis ut.

0. at 4 P. from the city abort. a. W.

Place. Pass. Ag't. B. C.

LEVI. Ag't. LOWER OHIO AND TLNN. IUVER FACXET. For Oweusburo, Evansville, 31 Vcruou and Uulontown; the elegant Steamer ARIADNE.

1 JictU Master. n7J VVUI leave as above i iit ksoat, i ii in aai, fti 1 ut r.tans viiic with i euuebsce fiver and Ctir pcLets. TrtQ6. MAt L. Ag't.

FUK hb Vltlhl lilt EH. HORNET. a Martee. Leaves alove TarRwr, C7th. WILLS.

n.vVS, A ire i it. at I p. u. liN 0 1IA I Or. JiTC.

EHORAVtNS AND WOOD. Our cotT4 of Artjiits and Engravers equal to any hi the We guurankce oet worgat reasonable prices. bave our own Foundery, and caa furoii Fdectroij pes with Ulspatcn. COURlERJOUilKArJOS PEISTK5 Va Ave. Teen PKOFESSIOXAL.

Veterinary Surgeon, IV' ILL. practice la tlua city aad visit places couveniaut to rd wnniit a radias of Ia) Bides. Ah tus cisuiiac operations cuown toaul recogmzeU by tue profession awufuUj pei i or.nei. Lauiiuess aruuug iroiu caiomc uaricoiAr jout tiistrass. nuguoue and many otuer causes.

aaJ uko uas persisbtnuy resiauei all oUier a or la pi nuf, cured or a luouuied urk'ical opsrauon. btudents reoeived aud InstrucMd iu tuis specially as well as ia opera nous ca tbe eye, wiui Bodela, alagraau aad tue suoject iuelL Alaadquarters as f. a. Carrtugtoa's Livery Btaele. ov.

IM WeaS Aaia ss. Mr. Canunaau I aoMtetew wlU Tatepuoaa Hhaugts 5l's. Cloudy. 3:1 14 Clear.

vU fair. 12 lair. 21 w. t.lear. 50 w.

I 1 Clear. 21w. 13, 1 I I 1 45 13 Clear. i s.w; 111 It louiy. 30 m.

11; Cloudy. 22.w 7 kloudy. I I I I I I I 7 It! 'Ims. I rjoVw 241 days 1 Mr iHi I Lis vmmMi niitv.i:u! i CURES. Rhsumalism, Hcurcinia, Sciatica, Ls nbags, Backache, Ileidaolie.

Toothache, lore Thrnnt.velUnc.ra I n. Bruises 1 alai ii. srahK l'l titles. HD ALL U1IIIK lUIUILT MM A0 ACHES. Uild lj l)riiit mi'l Fifty CnU( Tap ctumri i.

tro. Ml. V. i Mixer, Scoop, Henre, W'tiher, L'redger, Uice Va'herJl' tn a o. Pumpkin? Starch, Wine and Fruit Si rimer.

Twelve arudei in one. Tis.Om4.::. CcxM Mt; wiH Crni all e'ti cr Sirn iftfr o.nihincil I Hterytiody li inemi make Sp; h.in.l Write lr raull JC. set. Tin? Hunter Siftrr Mfj Ctm.inn t.ri.

Cava New Yutit. wanted foe av K't tien StctaUi(r an lluuicf Sifter CauW Xto I ta rti orp A3I US K3I LINTS. wi SwVr wVeMWwe MA CAU LEY'S THE A 1ER. Two IfJ hts and Matin F'Mav and Saturday, Nov. 8 and tne lireutest Living Ac tress, I M'ME ADELAIDE R1STO Now making her Farewell American Tour.

I WILL" PLAY IN ENGLISH. Friday El OF E.XOLAXD iitaaav SIAHV TIMRT ei.tn Hsv sht. MARIE A.NtulXEi If. M'ME RlSTOlU ill he uppo ted ty a most powerful company irom Ua. imp Limlon aul American tbeatei.

under the Uianaseiueiit of LKOUk'S LI KSCN. heserved seats. Dr. ss Circle and Parquet. re rt Feuis balcony, 81.

oh; tri cerol aduiisoio i adinision to Gallery. iits Sale begins Monday moruiug, Nov. 24. at 9 o'clock. I MACAULETS THEATER.

COMMENCING Monday. Nov. 24, three nizhu; and Wednesday mauoee. ihi.iin Oillettei "Secretary, the ronrii. farce comedy at which London and New York are "ThaiikNiving diiv.

November 27. Matinee ami ih only. WE. lTi A CO. S7 t'ecember 1, one week, N.

C. Goodwin. i MASOK'IC TEMPLE 7H EATER. afondav. Nov.

L'4. Three Nhrhts ami We ln'esday cng airt mnnt of tue univert.bl I favorite; LIZZIE MAY ULMER, i And fira. production of The most ni ii. i nc an ail p.ays. por trayiiiK American li e.

Novrl ami t'Tt ciive scenery. inluding Nantaskeii Leach by Mixm liiitj Krs.Tvi i am at v. 1 ru siorel sipeci pi tct of ailiiiissiuii to balcony. Urand Larney McAuley a ncle 1'an' MASONIC TEMPLE THE A TER. COMMENCING TYitha Grand Thanksgiving Matinee, I Tb Pop Comedian.

MR. BARNEY McAULEY, As UNCLE DAN L. in A EN Cih.it from jAhyiS SiCi TlON." Thiirs iv evening The Friday eve'i The Jersevnian." iy matinee "rhw Jrs SafiinLiy eve'g Cm le lteservcd eeats at koseu liam drug sure. Dec 1, 'i and 3, Mis Llliull Olcott NEW GRAND THEATER. DEVIL'S AUCTION MATIHEE TO DAY.

j. To morrow. Thursday. 27, Special Holiday Matinee. HAAfiS' MAMMOTH MUSEUM.

Monday. Novemtmr Ueturn of the. Popular Ol'LHA COM I' A NY, Presenting Mondav. Tuesday and Wetlnesdav. LA M.

si i IT. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, OLIVETTE. New M.enerv, ele.iiii s. VCI Mulltet ss; Loyul I'ui ch and Jnly; 'onh. omh m.

Ti'pular I'rices: Hi. cents. Tn pr ertilaitces daily. SeMire your eats without extra ciiarre. bale of seats coiuiuen.es Monday, THE SKATING RIM! GRAND CARNIVAL I TO xiGiriT; To be participated In by the fln st l(aters in the .1 Extra 1 Uaml o' Mu.s c.

A'dini i ion '5c. Tbanks rivnif; a.iy, music all ly tieuei al ad m.siou cents, MANTELS, ETC. turns, TILE HEARTHS, FACINGS, Grates, Open Fireplaces, Etc. invite an iximiuation ii the various stjit of uiantt Is sLown iu our i.irjrc slock; prepared lo fuim sh special de Miiiis uuii uikc io oriitr wli.itever.ihay be tk tikd. J.Y.

ESGOTT SONS, 51 Fourth Ave. IF I AN OS AMI ltti A JS. AND ALL KINDS 0T D.EEAULDS' Tliol desiring stricth' first class Pinnos and jOrfpms will do wclktocnll ant 1 see for tboiii. lves tliul the stock, is lurirtT, ihc goods tiiier, the prit rs lower tiud terms erisier than can be found elsewhere ia this cityj UduI. Jituuary 1 the prices will lower than i vcr U.

1'ore. Terms made to suit every purchaser. B23 FOURTH AVENUE. BOlt bal5U4W Isica Instruments AT AY AXTS MISCELLANEOUS. IT? ANTED By a young man who is a tbor V.

ough accountaut a situa'ion to take charge of accounts: a permanent situation sired. Is there no he for the widow's son? Address W. F. Boa r. Latv hwood.

Iowa. ASTE1 Corns and Bunions permanently cared by lr. J. 1L WILUaMs. Krsi.lence 3S7 Fif st.

Telephone lUng 4. Persons treaieo et their resiUence if desired. U7 ANTED TO LOAN $700, $1.4:10 and 1,000. These separat um on good city froperty. t.

D. FUYLK, lioom lo. Law Teuipie, it and Grer n. ANTED 8CYF.BS le go to D. KcViWS i Carriage Works, Main opjx.ite the Gait Iiou e.

for the large stock first class l.ome made in the city at rock bortoaa nces. oc3 WejLSutf 1 ANTED rnromc nam and or throat. I er.usinr loss of smell and offensive orwata. cured vv a mild and pieaaant treatmeal at lr lANCA5TA.lt it Dispeasarx, 13 rourta near aarket. eadtf AY A XTEli Fersons rtestnnir speedy and per maavnt cures of all pnvate aud special dis 1 L.I L' i to cad on Lr.

K1C1e Hours: a. a. to anuaj: dtr aaverusaoraat. an9 WAMEU SITUATIOXS. AY 7 A NT I POSITION An experienced li qror sale.

niin now traveling from Rt. I.o..iswo..ld lie to entrate some iirst clasa Lou 1. i ill to travel tirouu sroutllweHt ei MIm ou i aud part of Arkansas lor et onuni; year. Ah Irj and ability a alesmau all tvati.fctory referent. es fAirmslie None out re le pitr.i need apply.

'1I10S. UWINGS, Kniter house. Seii alia, A ANTED SITUATION A Tounr man of cttod li ihiu. aooul Irt venrsot zt. wisbes a placv of any kin.l in some store or mnnufactur lin: e.

tahliKninetit. or porter or driver of diay or 'HLlilt." ihisofui e. A TaFE31ALta 11 ELF. A.STKI UIKLS Lo you want a jtrir For 2" years pat we have been einp oj inz t'cd lie.p iu gi.ou pi.ae t. All rea.

Minable ieo proiiiptb bUUi All OUbinea anJ quare, iiml always will be, at lillUNU UlrlCU Ml ilth ANTED COOK A first class coofc. Apply i mediately at 824 Tbird st. A ANTKD omen seekms wors of any kind, 1 and ladies wanting servant, are reifUeslej to call at tue oG.ce of the Womeu's Cnriuan As toiiaiion, ourtn over lieau's papar lore, any Uiot inu iroiu 10 lo 1 o'cioOii. tttN'Oi WAXTS 3IALE HELP. ANTED 1.000 levee bands, 7 wazonin cm pent 4 male cooks.

It hIa. i.Btni.h i. oo tantiiic 'o men with wive. nerri, hi iv. waiu r.

r.o.s, ttc. hntp.oyers ip.oyen JE, o'l linil help Fifrh at. iree at ClfY HIRLNU OFF! UAMUi A younjr i. an about 18 years old, wh has bod some exp n.rrce in dry ajood or cents' furnishing good. None bu.

thus who can come w. 11 recotiuu. n.led neeil apply. Apply tocen ral manaK ir. M.

K. blLLO.N, at J. bacon ons', LaM. at. uoo tllf ANTED SA LES3I EN.

7 ANTED Reliable Clf.thine Salesmen, with etitab.ished tra.ie in Ohio. Indiana and Kentuckv. Liberal pay. Andres BOYS' LOTI1 l.vo. Hoi l.oir,'.

Ta. WA NTED AGKNTS. AATED ANSAldrew I trie 1 bt. Louis, for ci iilara. cms and terms of o'J caudle power Marsh Electr lAmp.

ouinefpuib FOi: SALE ISCAL ESTATE. SALE COUNTRY STOKE On line of 1 Cincinnati Southern R. near Danville, Ky. uu doing a Oiiiuets of over io.oou per year: oebides iMmtofrice can be bouifhl tiUw, wbicb lutludes storeliouse, handsome dwelling and cue acre of ground. (jan Duy tbe stock or not.

ns tne bum meases. 1 his is a rare cnance cure a ftood biiiaeas establilied; po'l reason for selling. Apply to IIALb.ov Lullilt aud Main. L'OR SALE SECOSD ST. DWELLING The uew and very desirable a tory hrics dwell ing, w.

n. Second stn second house fcoutn of Oaa, containing iu looms, all modern convenience. and extreiiieiv well built: lot 10 feet front. We tT ttiu oronertv at ST.rioo. whien i a decided Oai train.

Apply tu HALE 15KO Bullitt and Albin. I 'OR SALE COTTAGE Of 3 rooms, in 1 good location for tpm ial bargain. Appl to iiALE I.KO., bull.it aud Jialu. lOR SALE 14 ac es land on Ash bottom 1 dirt road. miles from city, mile from air Ground.

WILKttiSON ft i Address A Ea U. pia. Ind noiMdJtw: FOK SALE MISCELLANEOUS I7OR SLE "nrrGMACLNEKTlTlmy 1 1'atcnt. lor Uueicr nd watroo riin. Canacitv b'JO to l.uuo sets p.

week. Most complete machine on i he market; tut little ued. W. F. Kr IN i I A till tTienhoro, Kv.

FOU HEXT MlSCELLAX UOL'S UK KuM HOItL That well known prop i. erty. tiie Cornmei cial ll Kituated on Mar ket, iieur Seveuih to. inerly known ustue AI examier House, is now for rent. Tbe furniture fciul fixtures of Mm.

mi be at low fijr tires. Also, two store rooins.Ktiiiuble for bu itiess. fronting on Market sL also, rooms for rent on aet oiiil and tinrd t.ries of lou on corner of Market ami eventn Us. Will also a nice residence, witn all modern Improvement, front inir ou eventh st. lor particular inquire at Hotel, or ut ollice of YOUNG lUAliLE, At torueys for Charles Gulshaw.

lOR KENT llOOE New three story house. i an moueru conveniences. Mini sireei. near Cbestuut. Apply at 4: to VV Market.

nol dtt KENT BRICK STABLE Fifth near A Chestnut. Apply at W. Jiarket. no Jl dtf PElsSONAL. CARD To ad from errors and In aad s.

letioiisoi youth, nervous weakness, earir way, losa tit I will send a rt cife tuat w.u cure you. frec or cbaroc ibis great retiieay was diM. o.er. by a missionary iu South America. oen.

i se.r atiuressea envelope to ttev. jujt.ru i. ia.ua., station torn. ocM WeFrAMoAwIy I El t.rri.NU IN CHlLiHN. Tocuretaem XJ of uiii diiAgreeaoie uauii Jt.

A iuir u.lln' LOST. QST OR RT01.EN rMARE OnNov.2V 8I lJ a dark brown mare, lot hnnds hign. hlack mm ran i ill. Kjrar. oKl.

iieturn to stable on lllll and tirepn and eive vewa 'd. lH)AlillNtv. I JOAllUi.Mi leiraDi front and back room. with Imard and all conveniences, can be found at 710 Sixth bet. nlnut and heMnut.

XATL1CAL MINERAL WAT It CONCENTRATED yCvV 0VC MARK. KLKTUCKY'S GKLAf NATURAL RSHEDlf isJL'IUa napi p.la. KFGULATKi 1 be tAver. Vb.l.uatlua. Xomaca ana luln.

rl tus uoncudtrateis Ootauied or evapiraui A. u.e naiorai crao Oroari er toacoaait et.cy coiiveaicni ior uae aiiJ irauspxjruuua, AS tue tjime Uiue posseasin cieiy luau oar O. i us i Aia. Ui virtues of tae Natural A oolUe v'outaimug woat is eiuai to two gallOiij if tuo wacr is sold by ail price dj cents, witn lull uirectious uow to use ii. uurgciuine C.

O. daiis are ai tj oa sale la 10 ana 'e sealed paper oox pact: aires. foa.tioHt Hunt? of ou oi.a uuujuz tiimt tr N'ofc See thit the Crab Apple" tc le marc os aoove. is on tna Label, as couuterfe of tois ceieurated Wttv. aJ fail are ou tue uurt CiaO Orchard prm4 end Saiu 0a.

Sole Propmiors, LoouvuMe, Of. nr'auiwu PIANOS. ETC. FPIANOS hlzeit wm, Manufacturers of UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS Factory Eighteenth anJ Grayson Sta. Warerooma.

410 W. Market St. Also dealers in Orwaaa aiaaJl Muaeai lasnra auenisand Sbeet Jtuato. Tiuub( aasl rryairlnj wOtUI by firaleClAJi WOrCaMa. KAILROAD TI3IE TADLES.

tie iMt affueuaisvi Jtm(lfrmt. tlncfect Thursaar. April 1MJ.I Leave I Arrive I Lo.iisvtlleiIetin"tB Arrive Ixxiitville tTKIO a a a 'UJj ii 1 tX, ii a 11 :40 Ihro aai 0 eat 6. a a euiora T. iAl a al'llroO a Mir Cinclnnad CiLoanaU.

Et. Louts. bt. Louts ladianapoUa CluuaTi Train marked dally. ttMlly ezoep Sunday.

1 his line makes two hours tna oniekast time beiweea ixuivilie an i St. Lotus with nocoanv ot ears, aad is tne oalr liae uaJs one management betweee these two cities. Parlor cars oa day trains: Palace on nirht trains. This is tbe only route ruantnr a thronea aiaeniar ear to New York via i'arkersbars, Wasuinctoa, Baltimore aad foiiadeipuia. Free panor cars CBicioaau.

"ST. LOUIS AlR UNc." LouiTilU, JuraMarillf nnd St. Louis JfU Bridge Depot Corner Fourteenth and Main sta. in eriect ovember. 18H4.

St. Louis Nirhi I 'Mail. iEipr'. Evansv'e tAccom. Lv loumrillr.

LvNew Ar Huntinrhurg. Ar lTim eton Ar Ar Iindersoa. J)p, n.IOPM Kt lda. HM.iph! 11:.:0 a a ei 0:50 9 lrf IMS a i 2:00 l0: 'O a 1 .1:1 11:10 a 1 Ar Ro. kDort IllOPH 1 at ArSt.

I.oins... a :00 a UTt'H. Nirht Ixtdv'e I pr'a. Awom. Uua.

4 wi S.I a Lv Lv Tiockoort Lv Heuderaon 11 A 5 A A A a 1:10 pit a aj 3 a a 0:45 Mi 8 A TrlO 7:00 a Lv 6:20 A A Lv Huntinrburg. 8:40 AM 1 J10 a Ar etv Ar lsuiavtlie. 'Daily. Daily except Snndav. No chance of cars between Iouisvilla and St.

I ouU. Or.l. line rnnmnir solvl trains throuith to St. Louis. Elegant day and smokina coaches.

City ticket oflicea. soutnwot corner fourin an i Main, 144 Mam, near Second, and Bridge Depot. Vet on Itmilrunit. Tim Fcliertnle in Effect Wednesday, July 2. Traint East leave Louisville a.

p. 5 a. p.m. Arrive at lr apect V.XO a. O.lJ P.

A. i'O P. M. Trains West leave Prospect a. "0:4 4:00 r.

p. a. u. Arrive Louisville a. 10:45 a.

..4:50 p. i p. A. 5:50 a. M.

4 I ailv vept nn1av. undara onlv. TO UAV'o ALtliO.N SALES. WM. C.CAYE&CO.

Hoots, Shoes. Broans and Robbers. ''pillS Wednesday morning, November 20. at 10 o'clock ibarp. we wUl sell a very larice abd well assorted stock.

Including lull lines Cincinnati cui tom make, manufacturers' samples, etc. Terms cash. BY THOS. ANDERSON CO. WEDNESDAY.

Nov. 23. at 10 A. T1TIV GOODS. NOTIONS.

LADIES WRAPS. HOSIEKi. etc. At lo clock special sale of ILOTHINU, HATS, including an invoice of clioce overcoats from one of the beat New York manufacturers: also other desirable gooda. 1." KID AY.

Nov. 2.1, BOOTS and SHOES. Term rash. J. L.

KKEN I Aut tit tioneer FUTUJJE AUCTION SALES. BY EDO IS SOUTH WICK. AT AUCTION, Fridaj Afternoon, Novemoer 28, at 4 O'Clock. That really valuable leasehold upon the lot 43 feet, west side Sixth street, between Jefferson and Green streets, for a term of five years, together with tue new two atory building erected thereon, now occupied as a private sale stable by George 'Liudenherirer, Esq. Tbe adaptability of this property to any clan of business commends it to all persons having inonev to invf.i.

Aa a location loe a neat and attractive market house it presents an un entitled opportunity lor some enterprising b.Kclie or garduer. Terms Oue tbiri cash, balance In sixty days ana tour months at per cent, interest aud lieu. Notes negotiable aud payanle in bank. MJtuDlS A roL lliWlLK. Auctioneers.

AT AUCTION, A FINE, NEW PIPE ORGAN, Deceinoer 1SS4. at 3 o'clock p. at tbe organ f.ictcry. Homestead (a suburb of Lou Uviilvy Tae Eiirhie. nih and Maraet at.

cars to the fact ry. Tins a ill be a line opportunitv for some L'bu ch to get a One tdvan cheap. All over S'lOO will be credited or. time to suit purciiaaer. '1 ne orniu can be seen at tbe factory atauy lime.

or further paniculate address or cab on GEuRGE LAMBERT, Fuih Ixiuisville. Ky. PUBLIC SALES. TIIE XE WCOMB WJCUAMX C03IPAXY SALE OF WHISKY. VS A si nre of the Newcoiub Buchanan Com puny 1 will oiler at public ale at tne Hoard ot trade rcKitu Li Loin vil.e.

Kentucky, at tbe buuroi I on FiiiUy. Let ember 5, 16S4. tue fo.lwiu. icts o. uhisity: TAX PAID.

4 barrels Anderson band made Sour mash pure Kye. distil ed ly tbe Anderson DlsUliery Coiiipail.V Hi Til, lt7i. bartels lieo. t'. Idu lisnan hand ma le Sour mash Lvurbuo, distilled by Oeo.

C. Bucuaaaa ia July, lt.o. IN BOND. 2" barrels Nelson p'lr Rye Vbfsky, distilled by the Newcomb Bucuanan Compauy in February. I iUi barreN Xt lsoa Bourbou, distilled by tbe Newcouib i'tii'baiian Company in Noveniber.

'81, J.j barrels An band maJe S.iur miuli Coinbi.il, oi by tbe Anderson Distillery Loiiip my in April. 18! ou ela Go. Uunbanan hand made Sour ish Uouroou, distilled by Geo. C. Buchanan in January.

I HS 1. Jo ban eW P. Pepper Fire copper Bourbou disti led in January, lon3 bane. 8 Grey stone liand made Sonr mah Bourbo' cii illed by Geo. ituclianan.

in februarv. 1SVJ. Terms cash. GEO. W.

MORRIS, Doii dtd Aasitrnee. aiAltSHAL'S SALES. ale. John Tichtner acrainst Peter Huette and wife, etc. tin Chancery.

No. 1. aal. 1Y virtue of a JuJguient of the Louisville La a and iqmty court, reudered iu tue above cause, the uudei siued will, on MONDAY. DECE.MBEK 1.

1R4. about the hourof 11 o'clock A. sell at puMlo sue ion to hiuhesl bidder, at the Court bouse door, in tue city of Louisville, ir one th.rd taa and tbe baiauc on a rdit of 1 and "4 months, tne following descriued real estate, with, ail the improvements tneren, in th city of Louisvilie, county of Jelfer.sou, Slate of Kentucky, to wit: LekCii.oinK at a point UM feet and 1 int south I ot toe S4uiuet I e. ine se ts; thein V' Fourth reet 31 viu ioot alley: tuci of tbe S4.uiunet corner ot rourtaaud Catb tlinuce south with the wet line of feet: iheuce west 200 feet to a iice nortn alone with said alley fret, and llience OO feet lo the tw srinninic. being iho same property coi veyed by plaintiff to Hie defendant.

Llizauetl Huette. by deed rei ord ed in Book .37. pae 22 Jeff erson County Court lerk ofWi e. It i adjudged by tne court tbat tbe an Id property ia not sui.ject to partition. can it be ul vided wittaout materially injuring Its value Tbe Sal ill be made free from homestead aai dower.

'1 be purchaser will be required to make de court. Amount to lie raised Tb purchaser will be r. quired to (rive bond, wiiagoiid surely, liearing interest from date until paid, and a Ilea will im retained as additional securi.y. W. ii.

DAlLtV, Marshal Louisville Cnancerv Court. CO Ala. SPEED MINERS AND SiiilTERS OF COAL. kCKttN r.U most T1UC kLEVATOB. Special atienuon to orders for family u.

Plttaourgh.1 ....14 00 fiusourifa Nut. lie Kiinawue. I 7j 3 3 4 50 Laurel, le. Kaiuiecr n.vlor Mines. MntacAT Nut.

Cannes Coal Cruaced coae. per i arvw uat per ouatiei iKTERAClTEirtfc and urate uO per ton. and Nut, Ukasoarre io nerion. LF.HIGH ANTHRACITE Er and Grata. a.2A per ton: htove and ut, I.d0 par to.

Telephone connection. MaiuULUce, 415 W. Jefferson St. Landings oot of Floyd st; toot of Slxiaat i foea ef rourmsUi at. Yards NUtta mat Keatacky asa.1 Foursssetei aMavMtaoay ata.1 SAXtar are.

aad Jas KAILROAD TIME TABLES' Xewi.riie, Stic AtlnnV and lhicagK. "Moncn jioure Depot. Coraer wurusat sad Citr Least omce souuaai er. i nira aad llaia. No.

Daily. No. Daily. LvLeulaville Lv New AT Miteaed Ar ArMonea. At Xieaixaa City.

ArCnicao 4) a a. 8i)k 8nne4 lcr Ts 0aS i' Vif 4 a a Tal pn :0 a tt A 1 cbaae ofeirs beiweea i.otitsviiia n1 Chl eao. Tbeoaiy line ruaaia solid uaius lar.tir i loCklCAjo. i'uiiman vtiaoe sieeperi oa ai a traias. tacTaias aieepers atciiy uc.

oat. soum asi corwr 1 air iiui aata Mreett. No. I Ne.4, i y. I 'Dailv.

LvChicag Lv jlichigta Lv Moaoa Ar ArXite.ieU a a a1 a a a a 4 A 4 1 1 A 5: tl f.a a ijr ar.Naw riouitviue Dailv. Uaion deno: corner Palk minmm enue, Ciucaga, ut ucset eaice No. Kaa aoipuaireel. CteaapeAe. It.

It (In effect No 1st I ForOwensboro. nen ie son. Pddoa, Ueiaphl aud la. Souidweat. Ticket offlcs, 5 Fourtti ave Depot, cor.

Fotn lee oca and Main sta. PTaTIO! IM fcre. 'ACL OB. moutaori Leave Lontaville Arrive Cecilia. Arrive Elizabeth Arrive Gravsou Sprinzs Arrive Norton viil Arrive Hopunsville Arrive Arrive Haniwr nn Amve r.vausriUe....., Arrive i'aducaa Leave Paiiu.

ao Amve Kulton Arrive ii.nipt ia. a a a a. 11:47 a a 4o 7:15 a I 5:45 AH a 7 V) a i as Expresa arr vesat Louiwill duly at 0: p. a. Acconiinodation arrives at Louisville doilr at a.

M. 'Accommodation runs daily except Sunday. Cf ajN rf Depot Iatb aol aerrier rihrf. Maple Oi.y Ticket Omce Main, near Four.a. In Effect Mar IS.

inSi. Czpraaa. Er Leave LouiwilU Amve Arrive Atlaau Arrive Savannah Arrive Arrive Amve Vicksourg Amve New S15r a al li: pa 1:10 pm a a tt A Ml 8:15 A a a a OAK) A III A a I 4:10 p'h e.ti)iess.'i Amve lxniville. Leave Chatianoos a )eae AUaaia 0:1 A 11:4 pa! 7 1 1 a 7:. a 5:45 a 8:00 a lave Savaanah.

I eav. I a A i i a Leave larave Vickaburg. 1 A v. New irieana Pullman palaee houl can and eJerant rfartar ears on Cincinnati Sonlitni. Daylight ndeovef v.iuoinnau aoutnera.

i iccet omce i.jo aat Ataia atreet. and 4apS wum. aaiw aueeta. LoHitrille mnd SmuhvUU J7freaJ (Depot Teeth and Mania arreeta.t an trains are run bv Central Time. Trains marked daily; daily except Sunday.

In effect Oct. 13 los4. Lrar, LouiKVilIe Arr.ve IxxusvilU Tor Nashville. Memp's, i Decatur, Mob 'a. M'nt y.i'eus'la and N.O.

For Naanv'e, Chau'ga. i Atianta, savanuan. Macon am! Soutbvam I For Jackaonviile aad I 17:10 2:50 I'JjIOpm 2:50 pa a a 2: Jo a a I' sura 12:10 P.M 2:50 pm UOAat 8:15 7:10 A I HrtX) a J0 a a lorias points. Tor HumooiilL i Manipui. Little K'k.

and tne wutnwnst. 1 For K.UOXV, ui Su i Asbev. Coi'bis, L'hs'n and Carolina For luanon. Loudon i ana Kooxville Bowiiua; oreen Aec'n barastown Acconnnaa Kolid trains and bu.Tet aleeptng cars to New Orleans. Palace rtleepin; cars to Liuie iiock.

Mempoia. KnozvUie. AUama. Chat tan aal Jacasonvilie, wttnout cnaoxe. Torouga coacues to Mempoia and Warm 6prings, N.

0. Klvvpara oa a. a. train opa in aepot at A Me wwrf JT. J5.

Jr Altaef.f ne Dlrlmln. nver front, betwexa first anl ieinl. la affect Oct. IU. 184.

Aj ri Louisville. I Louisville. ForCln U.Piitstj Pnda, Baltimore, nuo'to, N. V.aud tbe For ijKxtug ii. Wasb'n.

i riiladeiplua. Ualti aioreaud Now Vors. forCiu'u, t. i buTsio. Al b'y, ikibtou and i jwu ForCiacinnaU aud way i ataiious i For Lexington, Frkft i and war stauoiu For Sueloy v'e.

Taylors i ld. Franafoi't accoiiim Laitraiiiie Ao oumi n. a 7:15 pm 2:30 a a a A a a 5. o.i l)t( lOPst 7:10 P. li.j) 10:55 a itUO A 7:10 pa a a Tullman Palace Meepi ij our to PniLvielp.Ha, asiuurton aud New ors witnout cn ipe, aal but one caacure to ofuer Nortuera and aatera cities.

Cinciuaail Sieeper oo a. a. irata open in uetMit at p. a. CAevtsweatA tft IIUI Ttmtl'.

Only Lane Kuuamt Solid Trains BMawa I vUle auu tVibiuu(tiig City. Depot, Witter street, beiweea First aud Seceai. Ticaet ohice, ourth tieaia C'eutral MauuarJ lima. Iu effrct bepf. JO.

iMi va. sarin UsT aocm last TJae.jlxicaJ Ex. Daily. l. ex.

iju. Lv Iioulsvllle 7:15 7:00 1 a ArLexiartoa a ar 4 xkj a 7: 13 A Ar Cnarlasioa a IU.44 Ar. Kanawua Falls a l' a Ar Aktanoo 4 a Ar White Sulphur a am Ar Covmrtoii 1 :0.i pa a Ardittoa 1 a 7:40 am ArGosnaa. a ST Arisiauiiion, Va 10: 1am Ar iVarnuora 4 rJJ a Ar Alton llUoatt ArCaaxlottanville, Va Ar Mrasuinctoa Ar a a ArN'ew Yore LvCbariouesviiie uukirs AT aUcauioud iA)jf Ar Newport News. 10:45 A Ar old foiai Coiuiori a ArNorfolk.

11:4 am) Ar Luuuiiiir i The Fast Line leaves Louisville dadf wiUl Pullman cars and solid train to kt'Ashingtoo. i. witbotitcuane. in Union Depoi. fo Laluinore.

ruuadelpbia New Yorn and th tvaaf Foiiadeipuia pJUMUgars cau reuiain ia AiejjefJ until 7 a. a. Direct connection lor all points la toe vtrftaia and Carotma. fereeitvffe, JTauiaei nA lis icUress. M4C 4aM0 Jp fTralas run by Central suoiard Tlme.1 I No.

5. No. 1. Leave Lotnsville a a 7:40 a a Leave New a a 7:01 a tf Leave Jeffaraonvilte. 6:5., a 7:51 a Arrive Seymour avaaT Amve Columbua a a Vri a a Amve Indianapolis A a e) Axnve Cbtcafco.

.......4 Vmas ArmtSL Lc ois VJMr Arrive Cleveiand. 0:50 Arrive a Arrive Botton I No. I No. 7. Iave Louisville 3: 10 a 0 Leave Ne Albany SukIpmI Leave Jefferson vilie.

Pa 7r.4 Amve oeymour 4:56 pm 8:50 pg Amve Cotuuibus kt'jrs Arrive oaeibyvuie. Arrive hueuviiie 7U1Jpm Amve Cambridge Amve Indiaaapclia. 7. O0PM 10 Arrive Chicago TuMai Amve St. Louis TUHlaat 0:40 a Arrive UuSaio llAti Amve Losuin aw aarcaxuf.

No. 10. No. 4. Leave indianapoba.

4:10 am 0.15 a Arrive JafferaoariUe 7:15 am 11:13 am Amve New Aluaay 7ui5aa I Mts Amra Lovnnii. i I No. 2. No.0. Leave Indlanapoila.

a Arrive JeSeraouvUle 7:05 pa Amve New Albany TWpm Arrive LouMtvilie IO 4A a Noa. 7 aad ID rua daily. All eUera daily exeept Tnua Uanag LoutivQle at 7: 15 p. a. aa psJo alee pi aa ears to Cbioaco.

Traia Uaeiag at Ae Mf ttataftaf Ceftsf SaWeaWJa OOtaOJaMJ CaSasiOAB wliaowt aasage, daily exeept eaalay. Depoa aorUeasi eoraef rwinwm aai jUUea.