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1 1 CIT 10 THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI. TUESDAY. APRIL 14. 1903. cineman on the Pittaburg division of the Pan-handle for the last 20 years, has been appointed road foreman of engines of the Cleveland, Akron and Columbus Railroad.

His headquarters will be at Akron. SWITCHING TARIFF ACCEPTED. The freight trame officials met again yesterday to conalder the local switching tariff. The tariff as checked in by the rate clerk was accepted and the Chairman of the meetine was ordered to have it printed. As sOOn as proofs are obtained they will be sent to each of the roads for any necessary corrections.

It will probably be about two weeks bethe tariff is finally adopted. The tariff sheet will contain about 50 or 60 pages. CARD WAY BILLS. At the meeting of the Central Passenger Association held at Chicago last week recommendation of the general baggage agenta requesting that card way bills accompany baggage cars containing theatrical effects and other extra baggage. was adopted.

This in to prevent delay. Heretofore such cars have been moved only on special ordera. APPOINTMENTS AND CHANGES. President Gould, of the Missouri Pacific. Iron Mountain, has Issued a circular pouncing the following appointmenta: Rus.

sell Harding, Vice President and General Manager, in charge of operation, with quarters at St. Louis; C. G. Warner, Vice President, in charge of finances and counts, with headquarters at St. Louis; A.

C. Bird, Vice President, in charge of traffic, with headquarters at Chicago. Freight Traffic Manager 8tith on May 1 becomes Vice President in charge of traffic, with headquarters at Chicago. J. M.

Johnson, Vice President, 19 to be located at St. Louis and will look after the traffic of the Eastern lines of the Wabash, Including the Wheeling and Lake Erie. W. D. Trump.

who has been Superintendent of the Saginaw division of Pere Marquette, has been appointed to the new position of Annistant General Superintendent. P. N. Place succeeds Mr. Trump as Superintendent of the Saginaw division.

It is maid that J. c. Lincoln. General Freight Agent, may succeed Mr. Stith AR Freight A Traffic Manager of the Missouri Pacific at St.

Louts if the office is continued. NEW EQUIPMENT. The I'nion Pacide has ordered 20 Atlantic type passenger engines, with cylinders by 24 inches, with N4 inch drivers and total weight of 190,000 pounds. Twenty consolidated engines, Vauclain compound, have also been ordered. They will weigh 184,000 pounds each, with 139,000 pounds on the drivers.

The Lackawanna has placed orders for 2,000 box cars of 60,000 pounds capacity. 1,000 steel coal cars and 500 steel car of 80,000 pounds capacity. Delivery is to be made before June 30. The Mineral Range Road has ordered 100 wooden hopper ore and coal cars of 80,000 pounds capacity, and 50 box cars of 60,000 pounds capacity. The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western all told has ordered 48 locomotives, to be delivered during the frat six months of the present year.

The Modile and Ohio is in the market for 1,000 gondolas of 80,000 pounds capacity, and 800 box cars of 00,000 pounds capacity. The Grand Trunk has placed an order for 300 stock cars. NOTES. The passenger department of the B. a and 0.

8. W. has Issued a very handsome bourstanadvertican.ch the Exposition dedication at of the St. Louis. Burlington will make improvements at Clyde, the west end of its Hawthorne yards, which will, Including the purchase of property, cost $250,000.

Manager C. E. Schaff, of the Big Sieneral. has been abroad for about two months, was expected to arrive at New York yesterday. The Grau Opera Company, of over 200 people, after Its engagement here will go to Pittsburg over the B.

and O. S. W. and B. and O.

General Passenger Agent Ryan, of the Seaboard Air Line, who has been here for few days, will leave to-day for Atlanta, Georgia. Superintendent Conners and Division Freight Agent Rumn, of the Norfolk and Western, were here yesterday. Division Passenger Agent F. D. Bush, of the Louisville and A Nashville, will leave this evening for New Orleans.

George W. Barney, of the C. and O. passenger department, was here yesterday from Lexington, Ky. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Harry Klostermann, 22, motorman, 957 Woodlawn avenue, and Eleanora A. Creutzinger, 18. saleslady, 741 State avenue. Rev. Buckler.

Minter Pletcher, 28, miner, McCracken, and Mary Pyles, 27, Indiana House. Orrin R. Sale, 22, oller, 640 West Ninth street, and Augusta Noll. 20, 1009 Mound street. Rev.

Von Schlichten. Loren E. Baugham, 41, salesman, Peoria, and Carolina A. Fischer, 29, nurse, Madisonville. Dan Snyder, 24, laborer, Columbia avenue, and Luella Burt, 22, Madison avenue.

street, and Troeger, 18, 1608 Elm street. Edward Dupona fruit dealer, 2154 Bernard Rev. Tapke. George Breitfeld, 40, presser, Peete street, and Josephine Hartweg, 28, seamstress, Race street. Rev.

Philbert. Wm. Harris, 37, laborer, West Fifth street, and Mary S. Harden, 37, domestic, West Fifth street. Rev.

Wyatt. August Stegmund, 88, cook, 1638 Vine street, and Emma Wohlgemuth, 24, domestic, 2517 GIlbert avenue. Robert Carrol, 34, box sawyer, St Cialr alley, and Lully Bond, 38, cook, 112 St. Clair alley. Rev.

Watkina. Charles B. Smith, Secretary, Cleveland, Ohio, and Grace Dolph, Clifton. Rev. Fowler.

Bann Marriages. Rev. Joseph Busman, of St. Michael's Catholic Church, reported 51 bann marriages to the Probate Court yesterday. Some of the marriages date back as far as June, 1898.

The following is complete list: Daniel O' Brien and Margaret Lynch. Rev. James I. O' Donohue, Peters Klumb and Philomena Pillen. Frank Berauer and Josephine Vletor, Edward J.

Sobiskey and Magdalena Trohosky. Henry Weasel and Marianna Wilke. Frank Fischer and Mary G. Funk. Valentine Fischer and Maria Lamott.

Carl H. Moeller and Maria Weckenbrock. Henry Moenning Wieghaus. Bernard Doepker and Elizabeth Sandel. Frank Gerde and Mary Lay.

Fred Honemeler and Anna Sartori. Heinrich J. Hegemann and Elizabeth Fritz. Johan Bulow and Catharina Frans. Fred Leichel and Rosa Wahoff, Joannes Schneider and Loretta Schroder, John H.

Dust and Ross H. Pell. Joseph For and Ada Bacon. Joannes Doll and Catharina Mertens. Joannes H.

Rickert and Margaretha Burkhard. Fred Bockholt and Margaretha Zins. Johan W. Holt Maria Strobel. Rudolph Lodder and Catharina Eichhold.

John and Catharine Wleghaus. Ludwig Gerhold and Anna Rieke. George Meier and Elizabeth Meyer. Edward Grueter Rosa Kuhlmann. Anton George Dittrich Pellerin and and Catharina Weckenbrock.

Wilhelmina Herzog. Joannes H. Wilke and Catharina Wuebbeler. Bernard Gerke and Elizabeth Schmidt. Herman H.

Heinsath and Marla Rothan, Casper Gehred and Josephina Kaeling. Gustav C. and Maria L. Miller. John B.

Shroeder and Maria A. Feldkamp. Bernard Meler and Maria Muhie. August Hermann and Agnes Altmeler. George Schmidt and Josephina Delibruegge.

Heinrich Evers and Agnes Haverhusch. George Sand an Elizabeth Knollmann. Johannes G. Vehr and Josephina Riestenberg. William J.

Wirmel and Mary Radel. Nicholas Martin and Francisca Schaefer. Andreas Knollmann and Philomena Weber. Martin Ackermann and Josephina Gleskan. Johannes J.

Abbing and Cora C. Crane. Silvester Kettmann and Margaretha McHugh. Bernard Kemphaus and Maria Zurlage, Bernard Roettker and Geaina Gerdes Johannas Kropfeid and Anna Weckenbrock. Roman Beck and Marla Kuhlmann, MILLCREEK VALLEY.

The street car question is again coming to the foreground at St. Bernard as well as at Elmwood Place. A fre-cent fare will again be offered to Elmwood and an ordinance to that effect will be night. presented A at the Council meeting on Wednesday delegation of about 50 citizens of the lower end at St. Bernard will be present at the Eimwood meeting and ask Counell to accept the ordinance.

and Eimwood Council will most probSt. ably do so. It is also stated that committee of Bernard citizens will shortly call on President Schoept and ask him for changes in the bid made some time ago, the same time suggesting few points, in the hope that. so changed, the St. Bernard Council will also accept the ordinance.

NEW SUITS FILED. COMMON PLEAS COURT. 125,943. Julius Schoch et al. va Frank Schoch et al.

To set aside will of Mary Schoch. Horst- man Horetman. 125.944. The Singer Manufacturing Company Albert Hilts Willians et Appeal from Squire Muller. F.

et al. 125.945. For Henry Robinson Jacob Welsberg as damages. Ch. F.

divorce. John Austin J. Wentzel Cont Rosanna Cook. For 125.741. Laura and Stanles Perguson.

coal from Squire Adriance Vs. John C. W. H. Wolfe.

Barnard. Apel For an Fisher Scott va. City of RIVER INTELLIGENCE. Boats Leaving To-Day. Pittabure.

VIRGINIA. Sweeter. Poinetoy, Edgincion, 3 WORK FM, Zigington, CINCINNATI, Peyton, WIll Leave as Advertised. LEE, Maturday, 5 enty-fifth meridian time: STATIONS STATIONS Cincinnati Nashville. oft Chatta' ca.

Greenboro, Catro. Pittabure. Mt. Paul. D.

I. Dam Wheeling. Davenport Zanesville. Park burg. D.

M. Rap Bt. Loute. Hinton. Kan.

City. Kan, Falls Charleston Pt. Pleas't FL Smith. Huntin' ton Lit. Rock.

Vicksburg Portam' th Shreveport Cincinnati. Obio. Apell 13, 1908. Following the Mages of the river, with the changes for the 24 hours ending 8 p. Loutatille.

N. Orleans Evansville River Forecast. Fairly rains have fallen in the valley over Sunday, and at headwaters the Ohio River again rising. From Parkersburg to near Cincinnatl it falling, and at Cincinnati it will be falling Tuesday and probably Wednesday. S.

BASSLER, L. F. O. Weather cloudy, with rain. River 38.4 feet and rising.

Business fair. Arrivals. The H. M. Stanley, from Pomeroy and return; Courier, from Maysville and return: M.

P. Wells. from (hilo and return; Lizzie Bay, from Madleon and return, and the City of Louisville, from Louisville and return. Departures. The steamer Virginia leaves Tuesday for Pitta.

burg and Wheeling and all way points from the foot of Main street, at 5 p. in command of Captain J. Sweeney, office in charge of Harry Proctor. The fine, fast Tacoma will at 3 p. m.

today for Portsmouth. Huntington, Gailipolls and Potneruy from foot of Broadway, in command of Captain Ed Williamson, office in charge of Dave Scatterday, The Courier leaver at 11 p. m. for Maysville and all way points, in command of Captain Elmer Edgington, office in charge of Harry Surtees. The M.

P. Wells, with Captain B. Edginaton in command. leaves the foot of Main street for Moscow. Foster, Neville and Chilo at 3 p.

1. to day. The steamer Levi J. Workum leaven for Madison and way points from the foot of Broadway Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 5 p. m.

Fred Edgington, master. The City of Cincinnati leaves for Louisville and all way points at 5 p. m. from the foot of way. Captain Peyton is In command, office in charge William Lepper.

The Rees Lee leaves Saturday for Memphis and all way points at 5 m. from the foot of Main street, in command of Captain J. Leonard, office in charge of Mr. Fred Peyton. Towboats.

The J. B. Lewla passed up yesterday afternoon with tow of empties. The Sam Clark passed up yesterday morning with a tow of empties. The Iron Age la due in to-day with a tow of coal from Pittsburg The Joseph Walton arrived with 8 tow of coal Sunday from Pittsburg.

She made the trip from to Pittsburg and back in seven and one half days, one of the quickest trips on record for any towboat taking a tow each way. The Otto Marmet has been scrubbed and repainted. which adds very much to the appearance of the boat. This company la always in the lead in keeping up its property. The new towboat Raymond Horner la nearly ready for business at Pittaburg.

She will have new hull and new battery of boilers. The boller that was lost off the Excel when she capsized and sunk in the Upper Little River has been found, and will be placed back on the boat. which has been rebuilt by the Parkeraburg Dock Company. Driftwood. Captain Paris C.

Brown, of the Consolidated Boatstore, will try to find buyers for any floating property if the owner will meet him at 222 East Front street, Cincinnati, Ohio. The Virginia is due in early this morning. She has a nice trip and will leave at her usual time6 p. m. The H.

M. Stanley for Pomeroy and the Loutsville mail boat were in on good time yesterday and received tair trips out. The Lizzie Bay had a very nice time in and out yesterday for Madison. James Lettrich resigned his position chief engineer on the Columbia and has taken charge of the Mt. Clare.

The Mississippi and its tributaries are naviguble for 35,000 miles. The rivers of Europe furnish navigation for only half as many miles and few of them are connected. The Valley Belle, Helen Gould and Liberty are all running in the Marietta and Middleport trade. The Liberty Is said to be doing the most bualness. Captain Tom Window is in charge of the Liberty.

Captain Jackson, of Georgetown, passed through the city yesterday en route to Rising Sun to attend the funeral of his wife's mother. The Interment will take place to-day. Captain H. B. Fenton, late commander of the steamer Lev! J.

Workum and in the employ of Frefberg Workum for the past 32 years, was retired with a pension by his employers of $12 a week. Fenton, It will be remembered, signed his captaincy of the steamer two weeks agO because A certain employe was not discharged. W. A. English, formerly mate on the City of Wheeling.

18 in charge of the Coney Island wharfboat, having taken the place of Dave Lawwells. The City of Wheeling has not received her shaft, and it will be seven or eight days before the boat will be ready. Captain W. F. Rose towboat and Ada Bert Reed have char.

tered the little to run up the Kentucky River, gather produce and bring it to the local markets. The boat will make her first trip the end of the week. The best way to Improve health, mind and spend a fine vation is to join a private party to cross the ocean and visit Holland, France, England and Scotland, taking about 40 days. For full particulars apply to J. C.

Dorman, 222 East Front street, Cincinnati, Oblo. The proper authorities should look after the condition of the Muskingum River: it needs dredging out badly at several for places. kind of A boat owned by the Government this work la laid up in that river, not doing anything. while steamboats have more or less trouble for lack of this dredging. The attention of the engineer in charge of the Muskingum River Is called to this matter, which should be attended to at once.

Captain Oscar Webster, of Reverly. Ohia, has purchased the old towed to towboat Marietta, D. T. where Watson, she and will have her will be rebuilt. The Watson was dismantled when she was purchased by Captain Webster.

The old sidewheel steamer Bayard was in the Pittsburg and Parkersburg trade a number of years ago. She was commanded by Captain Geo. D. Moore and his brother. Captain Dan Moore, was chief clerk.

Both are still living, but have been out of the river business for number of years. City Engineer Stanley, of this city. is preparing plans for the repair of the public landing here. The entire wharf will be either paved with bowldera or limestone. Experiments now being made wi'1 decide which is the better for the purpose.

Chief Clerk Billy Lepper, of the Morning Star. returned from his father's bedside Saturday, and says the patient was conveyed to the Good Samaritan Hospital, Cincinnati, that his case may be studied by the surgeons before an operation will be performed. Captain Charles Boles has been one of the pilots of the James Moren for several trips. His brother, Captain R. M.

Boles, is one of the pilots of the Joe Williams this trip from Loutsville to New Orleans. The United States, monitor Arkansas. while Memphis, anchored within 200 feet of the spot where the Confederate ram Arkansas was built. The latter fought 40 warships, sank two, vanquished one and played smash with dozen othera: then, three weeks later was blown up by her own crew, after her machinery got out of shape, to prevent her falling into the hands of the Federals. The Louisville Post says: Nannette, beautiful little Evansville craft that has been wintering up in the wilds of the rock Kentucky River, passed down last evening on her way home, taking the falls route, with Pilot Alex.

Evans at the wheel. The big model barge WashIngton, which required' 10 days' time, 110 men and 30 teams to unload, was removed to the Patch yesterday to be sent to Pittsburg. Captain Arthur Moren passed through town last night en route from Pittsburg to St. Louis to look after those 300 barges of coal the combine is sending to that ABSOLUTE SECURITY. Genuine Carter's Little Liver Pills.

Must Host FOR HEADACHE. CARTERS DIZZINESS. FOR BILIOUSNESS. FOR TORPID LIVER. FOR CONSTIPATION.

FOR SALLOW FOR THE COMPLEXION CURE SICK HEADACHE. Tramway Company vacant at lot the and feed The City and left trips with top article on Plenty of Work in Sight. SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE Madison, April The Sheridan Kirk Company the contract for Shoals in the Tennessee River for Le years job for 400 men. TELEGRAPHIC. SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE ENQUIRER.

Pittabore. April 18. -The Davia 1an4 Damn to-night showed 11.2 and river rising Weather cloudy and cool. The Keystone State left for Cincinnati at 4 o'clock this afterboon. Steamboat Inspectors G.

H. Atkinson 1. made their dectaion in matter of the collision of the steamers and Neptune, which occurred March decision alleges the pilot of the Margaret, Carter, negligent. Carter license pended for 60 Wheeling. April 13 -River 16 inches and rieing.

Warm, with light rain. parted: The Bessle Smith. for Parkersburg, poon. Down with coal: 11 Cruiser, 1 p. Marietta, Ohio, April 13.

-River 19.5. feet rieing. Raining. The Queen City up m. The Valiant down with coal Middleport, Ohio, April 13.

-River and Light rain Virginia. Valiant, L'p: The Valley Belle, m. Parkersburg. W. April 13.

-River 20 feet and ristne. Hard rains. The Helen Gould, for Gallipolis, at noon: Queen City. or Pittsburg, at 2 p. Oneida, for Creaton.

4 p. m. Point Pleasant, W. April 13. -River 21.1 feet and rising.

Raining. UP: The Pacife No. 2. 6:30 Robert Convoy, 9:15 m. Down: The Tacoma, 7:10 Virginia, 9:15 Antile 12:15 p.

Bill Clarke, 5.30 p. m. Charleston, April 13. -Raining since noon: River 6.6 feet. The Greenwood in and returned at 9 p.

'm. The Columbia due. Usual locals in and out. Catlettaburg, April 13- Ohio River 30 feet and rising. Raining during the greater part of the day, Down: The Iron Age.

8:30 Tacoma, 11:30 a. Virginia, m. big run A of timber is arriving out of the Sandy. Over 200 rafte came in to-day. Captain John A.

Harpham te here to look After the Interest In the stranding of the Miles H. Captain Jeff Owens, father of Captain Robert and Rhodes Owens, was stricken with paralysia early Sunday morning. Madison, April The Bonanza be launched to-morrow. River 36 feet and rising. The Hattie Brown, Levi J.

Workum, City of Louisville and Falla City up. The Big Kanawha and City of Cineinnati down. The Lizzte Bay due down at midnight. Cloudy and cool. 15 feet: 8 inches, falls 13 feet 6 Inches and foot of Louisville, April 13.

River rising. Canal locks 40 feet 6 inches. Business good. Weather cloudy and cooler, with a heavy rain last Cincinnati. night and showers to-day.

The City of from and to Cincinnati: B' Kanawha, from and to Carrollton: Tell City. to and Tarascon from Evansville: Bellevue, to Salt River: Fails City. to Kentucky River. The Alice Brown and tow arrived from Cincinnati and leaves for New Orleans to-night. Evansville, April 13.

-River 29.5 feet and riaing Severe thunderstorm and heavy rain last night. High wind. The Sunshine due at 1 p. The Rees Lee due at 9 p. m.

Paducah, Ky. April 13. River 30 feet on the and rising. Raining and colder. The gauge Sunshine due from Cincinnati for Memphis.

The Lydia arrived this morning from the Cumberland River The Mary Michael is due from the Mississippi River. The Rees Lee arrived this morning from Memphis for Cincinnati. The City of Memphis is due to-morrow from 8t. Louis. The H.

W. Buttorff is still due from Nashville. The J. T. Duffy.

arrived from the Cumberland River with ties The Pavonia left this morning for the Cumberland River. The Charles B. Pearce arrived th's morning from Golconda, 11.. will morrow begin to run between here and that city. Cairo, 11., April 13.

-The river marks 38.1 feet on the gauge to-night, a rise of 11 feet during the past 24 hours. Weather rainy and cold. The Thomas Nevins is due from the Tennessee River. The City of Memphis is due from St. Louis.

S. H. H. Clark arrived St. Louls with tow.

which she took to New OrThe Herman Paepeke arrived from low with logs. The Stacker Lee from Memphis passed up for St. Louts at 2 p. m. St.

Louis, April 13. -River 22.5 feet and rising. Arrived: The Russell Lord, from White River, Tennessee. Cold and threatening. Memphis, April river here stands 28.5 feet on the gauge, fall of 0.3 feet.

The Island Queen departed at 1 m. for Cincinnati. The Kate Adams departed at 5 for Arkansas City with good The Peters Lee departed at 5 p. m. for Friar's Point.

The Robert E. Lee departed at 5 p. m. for Ashport. The Georgia Lee arrived this evening from Cairo, and leaves to-morrow evening.

The Lucille Nowland will leave to-morrow evening for Arkansas River. Receipta by river to-day were 270 bales cotton, 64 bags seed cotton and 103 sacks cotton seed. Vicksburg, Mias April Cordell gauge reads 49.4 feet and falling. The Senator up and down on time. The steamer Joseph, in place of the steamer Chalmette, up at 9 a.

m. for Cariola Landing. The of the Bends left at p. m. for Greenville.

The steamer Warren due from Greenville. ANGLERS' CLUB Adopts Measures To Prevent Fishing By Illegal Methods. The Anglers' Club, of Wyoming, is going to get after the illegal fishermen. This club is composed of some of the most prominent men of the valley, and is in closest touch with the Cuvier Club, of Cincinnati. Mr.

George Stoddard is President and Messrs. William Schubert, Walter Baldwin, Ad Roll and Charles S. Woodruff are members. For several years the club has been stocking Millcreek with the choicest Varieties of fish, which have been furnished by the Government through Congressman Bromwell. It has been determined to protect these fish from the unsportsmanlike fellows who fish by questionable and unlawful Some quiet detective work has been done in the last few weeks and several seines have been located.

Names and addresses of several persons who own dip nets have been learned. Every effort will be made to save the fish for the true sportsman, whether he belongs to a fishing club or not. Members of the club state that they intend to hire watchmen to nightly patrol every part of the stream where fish are supposed to be located, and any one caught violating the laws will be prosecuted. The members of the club are true sportsmen and fish for sport. The club will pay a liberal reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any one violating the fishing laws and the name of the informer will not be made known.

Mr. Fred Ligowsky, the electrician of the Wyoming electric light plant, is the Game Warden for this district. PAINTING 'EM UP. The Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg and Aurora traction cars are rapidly being hauled and fixed up for the summer season. All the cars are being painted a rich Pullman green with mahogany trimmings.

The cars will' make a stylish appearance when they are again put into commission. BOARDING. AVONDALE-No. 8458 Highland place, 2 gentlemen or ladles can obtain good accommodations, with home comforts. Tel.

1902 R. N. CENTRAL 606-Flat 6, nicely furnished room for man and wife or 2 gents, with board. CENTRAL 1322-Nicely furnished room, with board, for gentleman; terms 50 per week. Call on second floor.

CLARK 530. -Nicely furnished room, with board, for 2 young adlies. CLIFTON-No. 8215 Jefferson board for German lady. COUNTRY board on hill back of Newport, 1 mile from cars; fine, healthy place.

No. 63 E. Fourth Covington, COVINGTON, 339 Garrard 2 front rooms; modern conventences; class board; 5 minutes ride to Fountain square. COVING 20 E. Fourth nicely furnished secend-story front room, with Aratclass table board; terms reasonable to permanent parties.

COVINGTON. -No, 624 Garrard large, pisasant rooms, with board; bath and other conveniences. COVINGTON-No. 633 Greenup furnished rooms, with board, In private CUTTER 707-Room and board for young lady employed during the day. EAST -South Charles board and rooms, in private family: 3 squares from end of car line.

MRS. J. CRIST. ELM Nicely furnished rooms, with board, bath and all conveniences; also, rooms for light bousekeeping. FOURTH 414 E- Two nice rooms and board; good table: reasonable for summer months.

Phone 4152 FOURTH 580 W. by the day, or meal; terms reasonable, FOURTH 410 board, sonable Phone 4152 FOURTH -Nicely furnished rooms with all modern conveniences good table board: reference. FOURTH 830 W. Flat 3, and rooms at reasonable rates; and also, GARFIELD day board: permanent trade a specialty. nished front PLACE.

and Bourd and nicely rooms: bath and conveniences. GILBERT 2531- rooms, with board; all modern conveniences; terms able. MT. 2518 Highland nicely turnished room, with Arst-claas board: modern conveniences; desirable location; sonable. Phone 1182 R.

MT. AUBURN No. 215 Albion place, able rooms, with all NEWPORT- No. 506 W. Twelfth board private family, by rates.

NINTH party of ST. or 4: bath and room, with board, for NINTH gents or ST. 1011 gentleman and Room and board for 1 wife: use of bath; NINTH board, bath 12 and -Nicely furnished 1 or 2 persona; also, table board: sonable NINTH E. Nicely furnished room board: price 4104 room board for employed: all con on car lines. PRICE HILL Hawthorne room board.

PRICE Eighth room for a berea SEVENTH room foor. with BOARDING. SEVENTH 00 SEVENTH single front with SEVENTH front THIRD with without WALNUT HILLS 2916 nicely furnished front rooms, with board; ventent to WALNUT HILLS Woodburn elegaatly furnished room board: conveniences and use of WALNCY HILLS 3021 frost rooms on second door: all conveniences: telephone: fine location; on line. WALNUT cor. Grand and Nassau connecting rooms on second with board.

WALNUT HILLS 2004 Magnolia furnished room, in a private family, with HORSES AND VEHICLES. For Sale. NEW AND REPAIRED express, buckgrocery, laundry, milk, baker, carpenter, butcher, tee, furniture and drummer's wagons, furniture vans and pleasure vehicles, ettes, omnibuses. rural milk cash or weekly paymente; harness of all kinds: and old: buggy and wagon apiece up. MANY buggies, traps, runabouts, Stanhopes.

rockaways and depot wagons; full line of pony vehicles, modern styles, at prices that sell. AMERICAN WAGON Eighth and more eta. no14-tt A -COACHES-BERLINS. DROP BERLINS, GLASS LANDAUS. 6 PASSENGER ROCKAWAYS and CABS: WILL SELL FOR CASH OR CREDIT.

KRUMDIECK CARRIAGE 306 W. Ninth st. -WAGONS-For every purpose; sell new wagons at prices others ask for old ones; will trade or give credit. THE 0. ARMLEDER 324-330 Longworth at.

oc1-t! BAROUCHE- Very fine; newly painted; onehorse; cheap; or will exchange for young horse. No, 312 Clay Dayton. Ky. BUGGY- -Nearly new, custom made. and harness, No.

2113 Baymilier st. BUGGY- And carriage, Smith- Eggers make, 1n A1 condition. MAYER, 1716 Fairmount avenue. HORSE- Work horse, cheap. at 1011 Vine Small saddle horse; sound and gentle.

No. THO N. Crescent Avondale. gentle and sound; also, new rub1589 Greenap Covington. runabout, and harness; $120.

No. HORSE- And nine phaeton lady drive. family pet. R. J.

RAYMOND, 110 Hecond st HORSE- Black: good worker. No. 25 McAllister. HORSE--Large black horse: good worker mingle OF double: fast traveler: price $50. No.

2823 Sixth HORSE Cheap at 369 Sixth st. HORSE- Bay Call bet. 6 and 9 o'clock at 1909 Dunlap st. HORSES- TWO good, small horses: also, a top buggy for $75. Cor.

Patchen av. and Rhenstord Bellevue, Ky. HORSES -Two, 1 weighing 1.400 lbs. 1.100 and years old; good workers and all right, will sell low. No.

205 W. Twelfth rear. MARE- Bay mare. years old: sound and good mare, cheap if sold at once, at 517 Hopking MARE--In foal. cheap, at 435 F.

Fifth st. RU'NAROLT-Fine. Curtis make; new and cheap. No, 054 Gest st. RUNABOUT -High grade, at 634 Walnut st.

RUNABOUT -Cheap: must sell at once: $85 632 Walnut ROAD CART -Fine and cheap, at 1539 Providence RUNABOUT--In Arst-class condition, at Southern and Main Latonia, Ky. SURREY-Fine hand -made, in Al condition and cheap. No. 328 Main st. -Match team of bay mares, weight 1,000 lbs each.

CH Enquirer. WAGONS- light delivery wagons. $20 and $20: also, three-year-old driving colt. N. cor.

Martin and Madison Covington. WAGON- mail delivery wagon, cheap. CHAS. BUERKLE. Blanchester.

Ohio. WAGON- Top wagon, suitable for peddling or expressing: good as new and cheap. No. 1209 Martin WAGON- And buggy for $20, at 711 W. Fifth st WAGON -Custom-made solid-top grocery or de livery wagon; In good order: $30.

No. 916 Second Dayton, Ky. WAGON- Platform spring wagon, at 1217 Ninth WAGON -Two-horse lumber and jolt wagon, In fine shape, cheap, at 226 W. McMicken av. Wanted.

DIRT WAGON. -To buy dirt wagon and team of horses and harness. E. L. DAVIS, 838 E.

Third st. HORSE-To buy a good. safe, sound buggy horse. Room H. Bradford Block, Sixth and Vine sta.

HORSES -To pasture; fine pasture. E. McFEE. Oakley, Ohio. work horse, at 1011 Vine st.

PHAETON- Or buggy, for country use for lady; must be in good condition. BROWN. 419 Plum. RUNABOUT--Must be in good condition and cheap; state particulars. RUNABOUT.

Enquirer. WAGON Express wagon and single harness: must be in good condition and cheap. SCOTT. 844 Clinton st. WANTED--HOUSES AND ROOMS.

Houses. FOUR or 5 room cottage on hilltop. QR Enquirer. IN Covington, 2 upstairs rooms, young couple; rent must not exceed $6. BEN BERNING, 331 Main st.

IN Newport, 1 a cottage; must be high and dry; will pay $1.500. No. 5 E. Fifth Newport, Ky. MODERN house of 6 rooms and bath, arranged for 2 families, in suburbe; rent about $20.

W. Enquirer. MODERN house of about 9 rooms; rent must not exceed $35; give description. Enquirer. SIX or eight room house, with modern Improvements: near car line; suburbs preferred.

A. JONES, 337 E. Fifth Flat SIX or 7 room house. 28 Allison -second floor. SMALL house or rooms, in near suburb, by May by 8 adults; references.

QUINCY, Enquirer. THREE or room cottage; state price. Enquirer, TO rent a house of 5 rooms by May 1, by a family of 4 adults. A. HAMILTON, Station Corryville.

TO rent house of from to 15 rooms, centraily located. W. Enquirer. TO rent a cottage in suburbs, by a small family. A P.

Enquirer. TO buy or. 7 room house, with stable; state terms. B. Enquirer.

TO rent a house of 8 rooms, with rooms on first floor, in suburbs. F. 8. LARIMORE, 1807 Scott Covington, Ky. TO rent a bouse of 4 or 5 rooms, with 3 or acres of ground, cellar and large barn, near city.

8 L. 1401 Vine Flat 6. TO state buy house in Norwood; must be a bargain; price, terms and location. Enquirer. TO rent a house of 4 or 5 rooms.

with stable and garden preferred. JOHN CARNEY. 414 E. Third st. Rooms.

ABOUT 3 rooms. by man and wife: in suburbs preferred, but not more than 20 minutes' ride to Fountain square PERMANENT, Enquirer. BY a young couple, 3 rooms In central part of city. 322 W. Court st.

CLEAN, furnished room in private family, centraily located; about $1 50 per week. BACHELOR. Enquirer. FLAT of 3 or 4 rooms, with bath, F. Box city.

FLAT of 3 or rooms, with bath, on second or third floor, in city or suburbs, by a couple without children; will pay from $15 to $18. FLAT, Enquirer. FLAT of 3 large, airy rooms; rent reasonable; state particulars. MRS. COOPER, general delivery, city.

FLAT of 1 or rooms, with all conveniences, once. No. 606 Central Flat' 6. FLAT of conveniences; 3 or 4 rooms, desirable centrally located; modern building only. G.

Enquirer. LARGE. unfurnished front room for couple, within 5 minutes' walk of Eighth and Sycamore. Enquirer. LARGE, nicely furnished room, by married couple, within 3 squares of the Fair; state price.

A. Enquirer. ON Mt. Auburn or Walnut Hills, near Crosstown line, 4 furnished or unfurnished rooms, by young couple; state particulars: permanent satistactory. S.

Enquirer. ONE or 2 unfurnished RENT. rooms, Third centrally located; state price. 143 E. Room 6.

THREE rooms and bath; Price Hill preferred. FRED. Enquirer. THREE rooms, of small cottage, elty or suburba; state rent Enquirer, THREE or 4 rooms, for 3 adults; reference. P.

Enquirer. THREE or furnished rooms for light housekeeping. by a young married couple: reference; Walnut Hills preferred. 36, Enquirer. quirer, THREE nice rooms, in suburbs or Covington.

with yard and conveniences, by a young couple; children. HOOKS, Enquirer. TWO or 3 room flat, within 10 minutes' walk of postoffice. Enqutrer. TWO light front rooms, unfurnished, in central location; no children; rent must be reasonable; reterence.

T. 228 Main st. TWO or three unfurnished rooms, near Eden Park. A B. Enquirer.

TWO unfurnished, connecting rooms In central part of city: must be clean and rent a state same; no children. Enquirer. WANTED BOARD AND BOOM. -WANTED, board and rooms, private family, by man and wife, with child, in Avondale or Walnut Hills; no other boarders Address PAY, Enquirer office. mh31-t BY lady, room and board or room and breakon Walnut Hills or Mt.

Auburn preferred: must in a private family or where there a few boarders: reference. TEACHER, Enquirer. BY single a lady room. employed SINGLE during LADY. day, Enquirer.

unfurnished BY a quiet couple, board, at Madeira, Symmes Remington. B. Enquirer. GOOD board and comfortable room, by 2 ladies. family without children, In suburbs, car line.

G. Enquirer, ap11-7t FOR RENT- STORES. -FOR RENT -A No. 1 corner grocery store: 1200 and complete: rent low. Apply E.

Front -NICE, large with without living rooms. No. W. apa-tr STORE and 2 rooms, STORE rooms, No. 1552 John STORE Bauer 4 rent' rooms, $10 per with month and cold 60 Eleventh Covington, Ky.

Inquire Eleventh and Greenup Cov- FOR EXCHANGE BICYCLE Dayton and Premo holders and tripod, to E. change for watch and diamond. K. 12 Third BICICLE- printing outfit A for Job a polis Indianins DENTAL bed. WORK- FIRST-CLASS, To exchani for carpet or fold.

IRON SAFE Do tor typewriter, ROOMS FOR RENT. ROOMS FOR RENT. A NINTH -Neatly and all nicely or AVONDALE 1 month BARR ST Inquire BA furnished room. and room; a front, BAYMILLER BREMEN furnisbed treat tor lady on floor. BREMEN Furnished trues 709ts Bret Boor.

BUILDING 2 Ninth and Race nicely furntabed room gentleman: modern BROADWAY. nicely furnished hot and cold real BROADWAY. nicely ntabed room for BROADWAY. 506 Furnished front and roome. up per week.

BUDD Two nice, large roume on fret floor. CARLISLE -Nicely furnished room for 2 or and wife; cheap. CARLIBLE -Neatly turnished, Focan on third floor for housekeeping. CARLIBLE 707-Two large rooms, with conveniences: rent ENTRAL 007-Furnished rooms on ond floor for gentlemen or man and wife. CHESTNUT 435 -Nicely furnished room for 2 gentlemen.

CLARK 2 pretty, clean, bright, unfurnished or partly furnished roome; all veniences; severuy car linee pass door. CLARK Two rooms to prompt paying colored No. 14 Garfield place, bet. 10 and 11 a m. CLAY 1310-Two large front rooms on Arst floor.

CLIFTON HEIGHTS No. 610 Straight furnished room. CLINTON ST. 137-Furnished frunt room housekeeping genta, also, fear room. with water, CLINTON together or a room for light housekeeping sleeping: $1 50 per week.

CLINTON ST. Nicely furnished room. with bath; rent cheap ST. connecting furnished rooms for housekeeping: $2 15 per water in room. CORRY VILLE No.

3153 Bishop nice rooms. 4 roots COLOMBIA 3140 -No. 121 St furnished front rooma, with bath. in small prisate family. COURT ST.

furnished room for private family 2 COURT AND STA POR newly furnished front room for 2 gentlemen of man and wife; bath. COURT ST. 320 W. -Nicely furnished rooms fur gents of light housekeeping, rent reasonable COURT 121 E. -Four rooms and bath See janitor.

COURT AT. 333 -Two front rooms, newly papered: 56 per month COURT AND MOUND ST8. N. COR Furnished room for light housekeeping. use of laundry if desired.

Nicely furnished romna for light in private family, modern. 40. Enquirer office, Covington. No. SU Fifth furnished roo n.

COVINGTON- -No 317 Russell st. nicely furnished front room. COVINGTON, KY -No. Scott furnished ur unfurnished room COVINGTON, KY No. 443 Pike 3 lovely, connecting rooms, with water, also, single room, cheap.

COVINGTON -No. 435 Scott 3 rooms on second floor. COVINGTON- NO 1703 Holman st furnished room COVINGTON- No. 164 Eleventh st large un furnished room: rent cheap Athey front room 133 Third st. furnished front locat on.

convenient to and bridge. te: reasonable COVINGTON No 19 Ninth furnished front room. with bath and gas, on car line. DAYTON. KY 314 Fourth as nicely fur nished dat of 6 rooms: electric lighta, bath, closet and all conveniences 830 per month EAST END No.

3507 Columbia 3 rooms, porch and large grounds, also, stable for 81 50. EIGHTEENTH ST. 820 W. Nicely furnished rooms, with all modern conveniences: suitable for 1 or 2 gents EIGHTH ST. 114 -Nicely furnished room.

gas. bath, hot and cold water, rent reasonable EIGHTH 942 W. -Front room, with use of bath. in private family; reasonable. EIGHTH 417 W.

well furnished, clean room; house heated and all other modern conveniences, very W. central, EIGHTH 639 Five nice rooms, front, with porcelain bath, janitor service, all conveniences. EIGHTH 404 W. -Furnished front room, with first -class conveniences: reference. EIGHTH W.

-Nicely furnished secondstory rooms, with bath. gas and all conventences, EIGHTH 635 W. -Two rooms. EIGHTH 116 E. -Nicely furnished room for light housekeeping; also, nice room for 2 gentlemen.

EIGHTH 623 W. -Pleasant, furnished rooms for 2 young men, $1 each; also, single room, $1 50; gas, bath and large yard. EIGHTH 413 W. Elegant flat of 5 rooms on second floor. Inquire on Arnt floor.

EIGHTH 9 E. -Nicely furnished front room. EIGHTH 927 Two small connecting rooms, furnished or unfurnished. EIGHTH 532 W. -Neatly furnished front par.or bedroom; also, furnished room, complete for light housekeeping.

EIGHTH 15 E. -Nice. large front room. well furnished. with and electric light; everything first-class: reference.

EIGHTH 419 -Nicely furniehed front rooms, on second and third floors, for gents or man and wife, in a private family; bath. beat and gas: terms reasonable. EIGHTH 511 Nicely furnished room ELIZABETH 506- nicely furnished front second-story rooms, with private bath; adults only; private family. ELIZABETH 506 -Nicely furnished room in a private family at $5 per month. ELM 1233-Neatly furnished room, with all modern conveniences, on second floor, front.

ELM 915-Nicely furnished room for man and wife or gents: bath and gas; rent $2 30 per 25 week; week. also, gentleman roommate wanted; ELM 616 -Three rooms on second floor: pienty of light. Key at 636 Elm in barber shop. ELM 914-Nicely furnished front room for man and wife or single gentlemen, to responsible parties only. ELM 1008 Furnished front room, with all conveniences.

EVERETT 831-Two large, light rooms, with pantry, in good condition. FIFTH 212 17. nicely furnished front room, suitable for 2 gentlemen. FIFTH 212 furnished front room for 1 or 2 gents: cheap; references; bath. Flat 10.

FIFTH 418 furnished front parlor for gent and wife, with or without board. FIFTH 115 Single unfurnished room. FIFTH 337 E. 11. nice front room for man and wife or 2 gentlemen; convenient and cheap.

.132 W. -Two large rooms on fourth floor. FIFTH AND BROADWAY, S. W. COR.

-Nicely furnished rooms, single and double, for only, $1 25 and upward. FOURTEENTH AND PLUM N. E. COR.Furnished front room for 1 or 2 ladies or gentlemen. FOURTH nice rooms on Arst and second floors, with 2 closeta; $6 per month; all con Ring Janitor's bell.

330 W. -Elegant 3-room flat. FOURTH 325 -Furnished hall bedroom; reference. FOURTH 656 W. -Nicely furnished room for or 2 gentlemen: per month.

FOURTH E. -Furnished rooms, $2 and 82 50 a week. FOURTH 639 W. furnished front room, with gas and bath; use of phone; reasonable to good parties. FOURTH 322 16, Lombardy Building, nicely furnished rooms, with bath.

FOURTH 651 -Furnished room on ond floor; bath, FOURTH Flat 17, large, light kitchen, with foiding bed, for light ing; elevator; $3 per week; all conveniences. FOURTH -Furnished front hail room for a quiet party; also, sleeping room for couple at $1 50 a week. GARFIELD PLACE, 14-Nicely furnished room on floor for gentlemen; references; all conveniences; no other roomers. Ring upper bell. GARFIELD PLACE, 128-Nicely furnished front room in private family; also, front hall room; no other roomers.

at third tad; enter without ringing. GARFIELD PLACE, 131-Furnished room on third floor, front. GILBERT 2208 -Two furnished front connecting rooms, with or without board; private family. HAMER 1640-Furnished room on second floor. nice rooms, furnished or unfurnished.

MRS. TOM D. CAMPBELL. WilItams and Central ave. HARRISON 1395 -Four rooms.

HATHAWAY 818 -Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping: $2 50 a week. HIGHLANDS, KY. Rooms for the summer months; plenty of shade and near car line. Inquire for ALF PIES, at FL. Thomas office.

HOPKINS 438 One beautiful, large, light room; water and gas in room; all conveniences: second door. ap14-2t HOPKINS -Nicely furnished room for light housekeeping; $2 25 per week. I HOPKINS 413 -Neatly furnished room on second floor, with bath and all conveniences. JACKSON 1125 -Nicely furnished front room on first door. JOHN 416-Newly furnished front room for sleeping, suitable for man and wife 2 gents; also, basement 100m for shop.

JOHN 431-Furnished room for light housekeeping and sleeping: hail entrance. KENTON rooms on third water, cellar, KENYON Large room, with water, furnished for no objection to 1 or children. KENYON 837-Furnished room in private family. LAUREL 423-Large, nicely furnished room, with all conveniences; terms reasonable. LAUREL Flat rooms for light housekeeping.

LAUREL ST. nicely furnished room; hot and cold reasonable. LINN Nicely furnished room, with and all for 1 or 2 terms reasonable. LINN nice front rooms; papered, 2 rear rooms, $6. LUDLOW Two or more nice rooms, furnished, on third floor.

MAIN ST. 818- Clean, nicely furnished for gentlemen. MAIN 814- -Nicely room, complete for light housekeeping. MAIN ST. front rooms for $2 and $2 75 per furnished for housekeeping: aide trance.

McFARLAND 254-Finely furnished on first floor to nice colored couple. MOUND ST. -Nicely furnished front room for light housekeeping. MOUND 1073 -Furnished rooms for housekeeping MOUND Front room Boor furnished light MT. ADAMS- No.

1200. Loudan toot. MT. AUBURN- 121 Mason nicely nished room for gentlemen. in haif private square family: conveniences; references; AUBURN Auburn front room.

cars stop MT. AUBURN No. 1928 S. Auburn rooms, furnisbed or unfurnished; University bath, MT. AUBURN- 125 E.

large rooms door, front; rent AUBURN 121 room for gentleman, in a private Camily: a block from car Itne: reference. EWPORT- No. 318. Overton furnished tront room on second with hath and toilet? NINTH 306 W. Nicely splendid $12 to S.

Sprain FOR SALE -HOUSES -FOR by 150 all Apply Both bath and attle: OHI0 10 nine WIN for farm. and menta, large ROOM lawn and trait trees shrub with modern Inquire at 2318 Oblo av. ap12-7t FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS. -POR incation for implement store or ufacturior: town 1.000. 15 rich 35.

-FOR house rooms. Inquire Giffen third house back of Airy. JO8 -FLOOR- 105 with without sonable. LUTZ. Ninth -CARPENTER SHOP Old eatablished stand.

doora, 20 hy rent cheap; plenty light Call Richmond -FOR suttable for light or tallor shop Cali at 660 DESK Main second ROOM Suitable for tailor shop light manufacturine. No 113 Sixth ROOMS roomie fret physician 1217 side FOR RENT- -REAL ESTATE. -FOR RENT acres, house 4 rooms, Price miles from car line. 829 Firth FOR RENT-OFFICES. OFFICE-Destrable office.

Room 20, Atlas Book Building. 516 STEAMBOAT MATTERS. SPECIAL. to life. Te treatment.

trance, SEXUAL DISEASE ad falls to will treat all diseases of and Women estensively adver. tised by Specialists and cure them in the shortest possible time One Dollar including medicine and examination of urine. Newly secret cured in from 10 to 14 days. Patients not requested to sign contracta and their Dames not pubafter being cured. Consul.

tation invited tree to all, Call or write with stamp. M. M. GROTH, Seventh bet. Vine and Race, Ladies in Trouble Comfortable home, strictly confidential.

Ba. bles adopted free; no questions Good. liable physician in attendance. First-class ences from noted physicians here and all pointe. The only first-class Sanitarium here.

Investigate before coming. After been to all you will come here. Dr. Annie, 640 W. 7th, near Cutter, 0.

LADIES, Home ATTENTION! Private for refore and during confinement and homes found for infanta when required. All female troubles successfully treated competent physicians, DR. MARY HOWARD. Clark 2 doors east of John, Cincinnati, 0. RAILROAD TIME-TABLES.

Cincinnati, Lebanon and Northern. Depot, Court East of Broadway, Lebanon and Mail Mail and Ash SUNDAY 11:30 Points Points. Way Points. Points. Cincinnati, Georgetown Portsmouth operated Carrel Street.

East End. Depot, station. for Georgetown pm. 4:00 Additional trains on 2:45 Additional trains for Hamlet 8:30 pm. 4:45 pm.

6:15 pm and 10:45 ton, Pearl and Butler Stre from Pennayivania StaConnection trains 2:00 pm. 3:50 9:15 am. 11:00 for pm. Island. pm, pm.

pm. California Carrel Station Waterworks minutes and half hour. MARINE BROKER. Parties wishing to buy of sel: Steamboats, Barges, Wharfbeate of other floating property will do well to send full description of what they want or have to sell to PARIS BROWN. Cincinnati, Ohio No Charges Enless Hale Is Made.

UPPER OHIO. Line Wheeling and VIRGINIA Leaves wharfboat, or of Main. TUESDAY. April 14. at 6 p.

m. MAUCK, Agent, No. Publie Landing Tel. 1140. KEYSTONE STATE follows Thursday, April 16.

For Pomeroy and Intermediate Points. Steamers Tacoma. Bonanza and Henry M. Stanley cept Sunday. Freight and a a a passengers ecolved Leave foot of Broadway daily at 6 daily for Kanawha Telephone Main Mayeville and Intermediate Pointe.

COURIER dally, Leaves except wharfboat, Saturday. toot 11 of Broadway. 1807. p.m. Tel.

Regular Packet. M. P. WELLS Leaves m. foot of Main p.

daily, except day. Telephone 1457 Main. LONER olo, MADISON PACKET. STR. LEVI J.

WORKUM leaves foot of Main p. m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday for Madi. sun and intermediate pointe. Tel.

Main 1807. ForLouis and Strs. Cincinnati and Louisville. 5 Steamer leaves from foot of Broadway dally at p. excepting Sunday at 0 a.

m. Steam. lighted by electricity. and heated by steam. Telephone Main LOWER OHIO AND Cairo, REES LEE (of Line), April SUNSHINE.

Saturday, April p. m. Will C. receipt pas assengers through to New Orleans. DORMAN, G.

222 Front Tel. 1490 Main. MEDICAL. Dr. McLEOD 719 Tine Cincinnati, 0 Night cured.

and radically cured. friendly call of with stamp may suffering On Mail Carrel for 9:45 am Toledo, Fremont and Norwalk Electrie Ballway. Ecledo to Bellevue pointe from to Bellerue hour 10:10 at 12:10 Cincinnati and Electric By. California Electrie RAILROAD TIMETABLES PRICES For Terminal Property Agreed Upon By Southern Trustees and Owners. Local Switching Tarif Approved By Traffic Men.

Conference of H. D. Passenger Men at Woodsdale Island News From Way Stations. AGREED The jury in the suit to condemn property for terminals in the Brighton district for Southern Road will return the Cincinnati verdicts in all the cases. The Cincinagreed nati Southern with General Trustees have Hickenlooper as to reached an agreement the price to be paid for his property, which street and Western avenue.

Agreements includes the old 1 baseball grounds at Bank had reached with the other been previously owners of property wanted. The ground to be purchased for the ter. minala 18 bounded by Bank, Jeptha and Duck streets, and McLean, Western and Harrison avenues, The condemnation suits are sot for hearing in Judge McNeill's Court to-morrow. FROM CHICAGO TO TIDEWATER. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE ENQUIRER Birminicham, April 13.

It was learned here to-day that the recent change in the control of the Brunswick and Birmingham Railroad, in course of construetion from Brunswick, to Birmingham, the lilinola Central Interesta the makes Amacial backers and practical owners and it means that when the this new line, Illinois Central completes it projected extension from Jackson, to this city it will connect here with the Brunswick road, thus securing through route of its own from Chicago to Atlantic tidewater. Work of construction began on the Illinois tral-Birmingham extension to-day at Bamia, two miles mouth of Jackson, and will be pushed vigorously. The route, which via Sheffield, Ala has been permanently located to withing 40 miles of Birmingham, and the right of way has been secured. Terminal arrangements have aise been made here by which the Illinola Central and the 8t. Louis and San Francisco will have terminals in conjunction.

The latter road will also sell the Illinols Central an interest in the Birmingham Belt Railroad, 80 it is stated. Meantime the work of completing the Brunswick and Birmingham will be renewed with great energy, In order to finish this city in time for the Illinois Central's entry here. INTO HUTCHINSON. Hutchinson, April Rock Inland Railroad Company, it is reported on Rood authority, has leased from Santa Railway the use of the Hutchinson and Bouthern from Anthony, to Hutchinson. giving the Choctaw.

Oklahoma and Gulf an entrance to this place. Eventually a north and south line of railroad will be built from here to Belleville In the northern part of the state, thus connecting the Rock Island main line with Denver. A quarter section of land south of the Arkansas River has been purchased by the Rock Island and on this the round house terminals for the "Choctaw" Railway will be built. It 18 understood that the lease of the Hutchinson and Southern tracka is of short duration. as the extension of the Choctaw to Hutchinson already has been surveyed.

As soon as the round house and terminals are completed It is underpoint on the main line of the Rock Island to stocd Hutchinson will become A division El Paso as well. Several of the division officers have been moved here from Herrington. EXHAUSTIVE REPORTS. W. T.

Porter, attorney for the Trustees of the Southern Rallway, 1s well equipped to go into the hearing of the suits for the condemnation of the property on Front and Water streets, between Vine and Plum streets, wanted for the principal terminals of the Southern Road. F. A. Schmidt, W. V.

Ebersole and W. M. Hugle, the real estate men who were employed for the purpose, have prepared and turned over to Mr. Porter an exhaustive report. This report gives the tax values of all the property, cost of improvements, names of owners, names of tenants, terms of leases, George -B.

McMiller and Robert Thomas, the builders, have also submitted report on the buildings and improvements on the property wanted, their condition and value. The report goes into every detail, the sines of the different buildings are all given, number of rooms, These reports are on 116 different pieces of property. PASSENGER MEN CONFER. Representatives of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton road met yesterday at Woodsdale Island Park for a conference regarding summer excursion business and advertising. Assistant General Passenger Agent Webb presided at the meeting, and the following named were present: Ira Bellows, General Bouthern Agent, and W.

E. Smith, TravelIng Passenger Agent, of Cincinnati; J. C. Williamson, District Passenger Agent, and John R. McCord, Traveling Passenger aGent, Toledo; J.

C. Winans, General Traveling Agent, Ft. Wayne: E. V. McGrath, Traveling Passenger Agent, Findlay; Wood Patton, District Passenger Agent, Dayton; F.

W. Walker, Traveling Passenger Agent, Dayton; F. O. Schliep, Traveling Passenger Agent, Hamilton; R. P.

Algo, District Passenger Agent, Indianapolis; 8. Ferris, Traveling Passenger Agent, Decatur, Frank P. Wade, Traveling Passenger Agent, Springfeld and Albert Placke, Advertising Agent. A VALUABLE FRANCHISE. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE ENQUIRER South Bend, April 13.

The City Council to-night granted the Chicago and Air Line Electric Railway Company a franchise in this city. The road -1s backed by J. B. Hanna and Judge C. M.

Stone, of Cleveland. One of the Councilmen impassionedly declared that the Council was votIng away a valuable franchise without recelving any consideration; that it was worth $20,000,000. He stood ready to give that amount for the tranchise within five minutes. Seven companles are competing for the right to build between South Bend and Laporte and Michigan City, and two have already started work. DELIVERY COMMENCED.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE ENQUIRER. Richmond, April -The first of the new locomotives of new type for the Cincinnati, Richmond and Muncie Railroad arrived here this forenoon. They weigh 190,400 pounds without coal and water. The tanks are of the most modern build and have capacity of 5,000 gallons. Besides the addition of new locomotives the R.

and M. will soon add much other rolling stock to Its already large equipment, and by the time the line Is in operation into Cincinnati and Chicago the system will be In readiness to handle any volume of bustDess. NEW ENGINES. Orders have been placed for a large number of new engines at the Topeka shops of the Atehison, Topeka and Santa Fe. Twelve of the engines to be built are switch engines of a unique pattern.

They will all be very large, have three pairs of drivers, and will weigh about 150,000 pounds each. The drivers are to be 51 Inches in diameter, and the cylinders will be 20 by 28 Inches. Several of the 454" class engines are to be changed at the Topeka shops to the Atlantic type, and will be used for pulling the fast passenger trains. TO COMMENCE MAY 1. and Ohio Companies.

GOES WITH A. AND C. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE EROCIRER. Pittsburg, Penn, April 13 J. 5.

Ward. General Manager Potter, of the Baltimore and Ohio, has announced that work on the new Washington (D. terminals will be commenced the first of next month. The total cost of the terminals will be $14.000,000, of which amount $3,000.000 will be paid by the District of Columbia. The remainder of the cost will be shared about equally by the Pennsylvania and Baltimore AND CENTRAL AV.

NINTH -Nicely furnished sleety NINTH W. -Nicely turns third with team beat NINTH I a 8. all 2. NINTH SE Fiat bath. NINTH -Nicely NINTH all modern NINTH Nicely furniehed motets 116 reasonable.

NINTH 621 W. -One of neatly furnished In private tamily, suitable for light reasonable. NINTH room: for tight NINTH fur keeping PENDLETON HEIGHTS- -Golden cottage of 4 rooms, in urder. place. PIKE fur gentlemen.

PIONEER Nicely furnisbed treat rooms for ladies gentlemen. root. PIONEER Furnished front room for with board if desired, reasonable. PLUM -INcely furnished Foots housekeeping, 81 per upward. PLUM 1218-Nicely furnished front rooms for fut light PRICE HILL -No.

970 Mansion furnished or unfurniabed Take car. PRICE HILL Large furnished rope on second all con realences, bear incline. 2 C. PROVIDENCE ST Two or with side parch, low rent RACE 921 Nicely furnished tor waht housekerping sleeping to respectable people only. RACE ST.

810- Two nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping, In private family, side entrance RACE 906-Nicely furnished front hall room. RAVE ST Neatly furnished front room to 1 bath, hot and cold water, rent mud- RACE ST. furnished room, hot bath and every convenience references RACE ST. 1405 -Four nice rooftia. with bath.

RACE ST. Furnished front roum on second foot, hot and cuid bath RACE ST. furnished front room off second floor. for 2 gents, with bath RACE ST Nicely furnished arcond-story front room fur 2 gents or man and wise; hot and cold bath RICHMOND ST. 515- Nicely furniahed secondstory front room RICHMOND ST.

648-- Two large furnished front fouma. RI HMOND ST 939-- Nice double parlor, very desirable, fut gentlemen, wil furnish to suit; fine location Race furnished very pleasant; BAXONY BUILDING -Flat Cor Ninth and frasobable. SEVENTH AT 32 1 Elegantly furnished and -four front room. also, other rooms: hot bath, telephone and all conveniences SEVENTH ST 118 Furnished room, eult: able for 1 or gentlemen king upper bell. SEVENTH ST.

32T -Nicely furnished room, in private family HEVENTH 303 Nicely furnished rooms for housekeeping for man and wife of Sente: also, frunt parlor SEVENTH 638 -Furnisbed front room, suitable for 1 of 2 gentlemen, with bath and al conveniences NEVENTH 315 -Nicely furnished front routh on second floor, in 4 private family. Fiat Kenilworth Hutiding. SEVENTH HT. 83 -Newly and elegantly nished second-story front room. with hot bath, telephone and all conveniences.

parlors also, -story front room, rent SEVENTH the 8T 114 furnished double reasonable. SEVENTH ST. 311 -Nicely furnished front rooms. SEVENTH 355 W. Large, pleasant room.

nicely furnished, suitable for light housekeepink. central SEVENTH ST. 622 W. -Nicely furnished rooms in a Christian home SEVENTH to 626 nicely furnished room, with bath. hot and cold water; $1 25 per week SEVENTH 524 -Furnished room, with all conveniences, for gentleman.

SHILLITO PLACE, 125-Nicely furnished rooms, with gas and bath; also, furnished parlor. SHILLITO PLACE. 122-Furnished rooms. SIXTH furnished room for light housekeeping, SIXTH HT. 743 W.

-Furnished rooms. SIXTH 3153 -Two rooms: $4 per month. SIXTH 130 W. -Room on second floor. SIXTH 226 W.

-Nicely furnished room for light housekeeping or 2 gentlemen. SIXTH 501 W. -Large, light, airy furnished rooms, with gas and bath. SIXTH 830 E. -Furnished second-atory front room in private family.

SMITH 828-Single furnished room; 50c per week. SOUTH NOR WOOD- and Adams rooms and bath. SYCAMORE ST. 1777 Sycamore room for a gentleman, in private family. THIRD 000 W.

-Two large rooms on second floor; all conveniences. THIRD 329 -Nicely furnished rooms for sleeping and light housekeeping. Call on third THIRD 431 E. -Nicely furnished back FOOT, in private family, suitable for gentleman; references THIRD 414 E. -Nicely furnished room; also, hall room; $1 per week.

THREE rooms on hilltop, furnished for light nice location; ail conveniences. M. Enquirer. THREE rooms, beautifully furnished and delightfully located rooms: $18 month: on car line. G.

W. EGBERT. Enquirer. TWELFTH AND JACKSON N. W.

COR.Bell 8, furnished room, with all modern COnventences. TWELFTH 226 W. -Furnished rooms tor man and wife for light housekeeping. VINE 1827-Nice and cleanly furnished room for housekeeping: $2 per week. Apply on second floor, rear.

VINE 1112 Two nice, large rooms. VINE 902-Large front room, newly furnished; hot bath and all conveniences. VINE 3241-Two nicely furnished rooms; all conveniences. VINE furnished room on second floor. Inquire of Janitress.

VINE 901-Second floor, nicely furnished rooms. VINE 806-Nicely furnished with range, for housekeeping: rent reasonable. FApply at Flat 8. VINE 802-Furnished room on second Boor for 1 or 2 persons. VINE furnished front and side for light housekeeping 11 deatred.

WALNUT HILLS -No. 2201 Grand large, pleasant room, on car line; bath, telephone all conveniences; references WALNUT HILLS No. 1516 Hewitt well-furnished front or back room for gentlemen or gentleman and wife; private fam- WALNUT HILLS--No. 2545 Hackberry 6 nice rooms, with bath, gas and furnace. WALNUT HILLS No.

3 Eden Park terrace, nicely furnished front room on second floor, overlooking park: private family. WALNUT No. 2309 Kenton rooms, In first -class order, WALNUT HILLS- -No. 2116 Fulton neatly furniabed room, in private family, with conveniences; 62. WALNUT HILLS -S.

cor. Ashland and MeMilan handsomely furnished front room: modern cars stop at the door. WALNUT HILLS No. 2131 Fulton nicely furnished flat; also, single rooms, furnished or unfurnished: nice location. WALNUT No.

1007 Chapel unfurnished rooms for small 1208 tamily, WALNUT HILLS- No. Locust furnished rooms; reasonable. WALNUT HILLS -No. 2146 Bt. James gant front room: steam and all conveniences; near 2 car tines.

WALNUT HILLS- No. 938 Morris neatly furnished front room; every convenience; cara and cafe near by. WALNUT 812 Three rooms 00 frat floor to small family, in 1121-Nicely private family. furnished WALNUT room for or 2 gents WALNUT ST. 007-Furnished room; and toilet.

Flat 3. WALNUT ST. 506-Nice, large room for gents: $1 each; also, roommate for week. WALNUT 611-Two nicely furnished front rooms; rent cheap. WEBB room for colored family.

WESTERN 2140-Two rooms on third floor: elevator and laundry; $5 per month. WEST END- -Four nice rooms, attic and to respectable colored people; $11, quirer. WINTON PLACE road, First house on and Winton 3 furnished rooms for light housekeeping: no children; on car line. HOUSES FOR RENT. A AVONDALE- cor.

Shillito and Harvey Avondale, 10 ronin, reception attic, newly papered, bot and cold plumbing, cemented cellar, furnace. laundry, large corner lot, shade trees; lines: $40 per month in advance. BOFINGER HOPKINS, 540 Main 4p12-8t -FOR furnace and all modern month. Apply to No. 36 E.

Fourth ington. Ky. HILLS -2838 Stanton house, with modern improvements; lawn. Inquire 2836 Stanton furnished boarding house for rent or located sear factories. Smith road and Lafayette HOUSE for rent, 904 Elm 13 and cold water; conveniences.

Apply at 11 Gardeld place. Fourth st, rooms, 2 baths; modern improvements; cation. A PRICE brick attic, bath, furnace, laundry. 925 -HOUSE for rent, 887 Everett at. range and beater.

Address APARTMENTS AND FLATS For Rent. -CHOICE 2 Walnut: and gas room fuel Seventh Janitor 24 Seventh Eighth FLAT of Apply room GOODMA bath, A Building FOR conveniences. RENT. Kinder furnished 5-100m Hills, city. FLAT.

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