The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 8

RACKET i At Meeting of B.ofC.A. Drif ihoeliff the 8abjict if AilBUd Debtte. i Miller and Gleni. Against and Smith. I Cile.

Sf lie $2 Per Set Fr CIt Wrk Declared Eafair Settleaeit Reieiel ConVlrabl bMt was generated by a dl-j mmIm ovr th proper price of horaeshxaa- lng In th Bnvd of City Affair ywiwr. IW eoro tbn th horasshoalng Vy100 ku Wn causing troubls. The various hmhom havs been charging 13 for shoa-; bag i kon, Whereas baa ba secwrlalread that pf-lvateowTiT had only baan charged 75 for th work. Just why thla dis- crimination wasr-mad dor not Sfip ft President Ksttsrmaon. of tb B.

of C. A-, says that tba ax Irs charg waa a-raal to by fornHer oftliOaJa la order to cover tba expense of pull Ural MiiimwiU, Tha city horaa-; lanoer wara taxed a certain amount at caro-. paign tlmaa and maybe It want for -taction expenceeend mayba it didn't. Howvr, tha K. of A.

ha born Investigating tha mat- ter and cited representatives of tha Horse-j shores Union to appear bafora tha board yesterday and explain. Thy cam aa quested and stated that tha difference In prlca waa by reason of tha fact that ally work had always to to -oivkx rairtuxci Over other work: that on thla account tha Kiecuttv Cotnmlltee of tha union had fixed tha price at 12 par set for hHy work aa aTeiat (1 76 for prtvata workTila statement made by tha union rcpraa srttaTtve Started tha racket. Member I. J. Miller got tha floor and offered -the following resolutions and movad their adottlfn: ataaolved.

That tha Board City Affair Will not audit or pay larger prtca for i horseshoeing than ara paid by prtvata own- ilrei.lvcd. That tha heads of departments having In charge horses ba notified to tak the horse ieding shoeing whara they can be ahod at price aa low aa prtvata owner pay to get their horse shod. Mr. filein seconded Mill-r's motion, and spoil on the matter, staling that ha con-. aid-red It unfair for tha unions to ask mora for doing public than for doing prtvata work.

Mr. tirokan cams to tha front beftT a Vote waa taken mi the uin lion. HOVBll TO AMEND Miller' motion by substituting tha follow- Resolved. That It la tha dealra of tba B. of C.

A. to patronise and encourage union la- bur. and It raqueala tha Honaeehoers' 1'nlon to take Into consideration th above, and to aubailt to the board a ached ule of prices for city work, with tha understanding that tha rlty raqulr no mora attention or advaalaca than prtvata Mr. Olnna oppoard a vot on thta amnd-tnant. Ha said that Mr.

Oratf-an had no rlhl to bring up a uidon labor controversy in that way. tn other words, Mr. Glenn In-. tlmaied that Mr. Uroaan -had the board In a.

corner, ami waa wleldlns; tha lash. Tha discussion that followed waa Worse than the witches' dance. Kverybody wantad to talk while everybody else waa talking. Mr. Mralth seconded uroiin amendment, and advocated lis adoption.

Mr. tilenn and Mr. Miller took the other side, and Messrs. Nle-man and Kattermann only dipped In occa-yionally when the waters needed sthtrlnic Mr. tilenn stated that he did ant nmh hi ronstdernd as antaaonlslna unions, but that he did want fair play.

aald he always employed on hla houses. spend 3i times aa mwh with the unions you "aid ha, addressing Mr. Oroiran. ronueat the Chair to Instruct Mr. Glenn to address hla remarks to tha board, and nt ta.fnf LodtvtduiU member," remarked Mr.

Grogan In firm vote, and president Kattermann narrau roa jrnn. Mr. Orocan still Insisted on a vote on hts amend me nt, but the. Chair did not call for the vote. Mr.

Glenn moved to lay the mat ter on tit table, but Mr. Miller said that he Wanted to be heard on the subject, and the notion waa withdrawn to allow to Dim to Mr. Miller beeun by Intimating that the statements made bv the representatives of the HorKaahoers t'nlon were not wholly true. Mr. Smith was on his feet In an In-slant with an objection to the apeaker'a lanEuace.

"Theee union representative ara he. "and wa have no light to question their vwraclty. I object to Mr. Mol ler's language, because he la ipsa king In a measure fur the board." am.speakmg for Millar, "fend I propose to speak plainly." "If Mr. MUlcr persists In talking tn that vein 1 demand that hla language be recorded'" shouted Mr.

Smith. Thereupon a stenographer waa aant fur. t'ontluuiiiK-J Miller aald: "I am herj to do my duty, and to do It conscientiously and under my oath of office. No man or no aat of men can Intimidate me. I will vote for a straight resolution, but 1 will not vote to palaver or to flatter.

Thar la mo hid or TKVTCmtZrMO. 'Tha union la charring tha city 93 for work that private Individual get for 1 75, and It tan't rbht. I'll vote any such motion aa Mr. Grofran'a My resolution Wvr the proper ones. City employe can either set work dona at plaoea whera the 1roer prtoe is rharaed or the city will build dacksmlth ahope of Its own.

Mr Hmlth sHike neat, opposing Mx. Miller' stand, and improving Mr. Grogan'a reeoluiton Mr. OroKan also spoke again, and stated that he considered It ony proper that the union-men should he given proper and reasonable consideration The Chair finally put Mr. Glenn's motion to lay tha matter over until Friday at lUJfcJ m.

This was by a vote of 4 to 2. Messrs. Grogan and "xnlth voting againat postponcr-vtant. Turin the exciting controvany- a crowd gathered outaWle the ralllna and uuiuwiru enjoyed the mim-up rnuch. MOTHER ANDDAUGHTER In ihc Police Court, and the rornar Oivan a RosMlnr.

Mrs. nisie Adamav. who keepa a cigar tore at Charles and mm street a. and bar daughter. Mr.

Ora Leslie, were arraigned InAhe Police Court yesterdaiy morning. The mother waa charged with ranting rooms Immoral purpose, and the daughter was charged with loitering. Tie latter aald hat her mother had encourhaedjier to do -wrong, and Judge Schwab gave Mrs. Adam aa awful "roasting. 11 wound up by fining her S3 and coats, and warned her that if she waa ever brought before him again he would send her to the workhouse.

The daughter waa let off with the coats. Mr. Adams la the divorced wife ef Letter Carrier Adams, and has been conducting the store aa the above place for some months. The police hnve been watching her for aome aa Use store la opposite a school-house. NURSE Held TTp and Robbed on Seveatb.

street Rarly Yeaterdar Moraing-. WhUe Mass Minnie Baker, a nurse, was -going to her home about 2 o'clock yesterday morning she was robbed of her purse by. a young man. The robbery occurred on Sev-f enth street, near Race, and the fellow aha accused, of takfna It was arrested hv th i men watenman at unuiuo a. He waa tacea to Central Station and charged with rob- Dery.

in tne rvxice nia neanng waa set for une He gave ma name aa nam. arter. and denied havmar taken the nurse. i ioasa Baker declare, however, that he did talc it, inougn it was not tounu on dub. HELD 01 Ttomas MID sr.

eJaammg to Ivw tn Louls-ville, was locked jap at Central Station yas- tcrday morning on susptctoa. He waa found on Ioiurworta strset. and threw a bundle at the' officer who stopped him and then ran away. He wws caught, i however, after a chase of several squares: The bundle waa found to contain some plated stlv OS 11 OLD VASnJJTC Ai. Benson, a hotel runner, was locked up at Central tax ion yesterday morning charg ed.wUh PUt Be.

waa ar-reated on a warrant a worn eot some time ago. by J- CL Donaldson, a conductor' gave ive hin biU to get changed. -Benson ppearea Vila llim muunj mim mmm wi. gfaui mtu justeiuay. Jaks Tvanawa.

was arrested "At the CoorUrr CTUO at var-l tnago tat trytnar to work too crwwd. was biantirlad as a siofaselonal pick- pocketbeteotive Crlm reocriUsed Usa. He ibad his case contbrued la tha PoUoa Ourt X- THE ENQTJIBEIC CINCINNAUT MjET "31 ifiDtt IS' MONTHLY Ksttaaates rf MbsIIm City R. aasrsel Br CX Ts Committee of the Whole of the B. of A.

rpertd'yeBiiTday relaUv te the reeokitVoa 'orTered by-Mr. Mnicr rewuiring beads ef city depart aaeets to make reouiai-Uon far supptie for periods of six saontha. The committee recommended tba amend-tent of Mr. Ml Her' resolution to read as follow: 1 Resolvad. That the heads ef rbe several departments be Instructed to forthwith pre.

pare estimates of material aad supplies needed monthly for their reepeetrv depart-anenta (eaceottng, however, such as are pertahable. for the sis months following July 1, torn, and thereafter advertisements shell be made by this board for the same to be supplied monthly, and In sorb quantities as msy he required, and contracts shall be let to the lowest and best bidder for said materials and supplies, the board reserving the right to reject any and all bid. Mr. Greg an moved the adoption of the resolution, and ths motion prevailed. This means.

It Is said, a vary great sarins; la thy purchases. LONG VACATION For School CbUdroa TM Tear Oe-eral bobool Seat. The public schools win not open In ths fall untir after the O. A. R.

Kncampment-Thls wlU give the scholar an exceptionally long vacation. The schools on recommendation of auperintendent Morgan will cloea on June 34. and open September Ml. The Normal School will open September 13, one week later than usual. Mr.

Morgan is preparing the examination questions for ths last trial June 18 to 2L Notices have been sent out to all Prtn-dpels to report to-day at the Superlntend-enfa office for aaelgrsoent of position In tb Iecoratloo lay patiade. The hill schoola Will be privllaged to attend services of their Owa for Decoration Iay "but the down town schoola ara all to join in the city celebration. AGREEABLY Surprised Wero Dr. aad Mra. O.

IL Thurafan. Dr. and Mrs. O. H.

Thuman, of Elm street, were very agreeably surprised at their borne yesterday on the occasion of the tenth recurrence of their weddtng day. A host of ths couple's burned late relatives and mutual friends assembled unexpectedly at the doctor's office with baskets laden with all the delicacies of the season. whlTh were subsequently temptingly served, and a pleaaant social time was Indulged In until a late hour. Dr. G.

H. Thuman la quite popular among ths members of the local medical fraternity, and haa eetao-llMhed for himswcf a fine profeaalunal practice In thie city. Hla wife Is the eldest daurnter of Mr. and Mra. John Godar, prominent reaidsnts of Clifton.

WEBER Of the of a Kicks Agsinit Coro- ners Bill Dr. Makes Am wer. 'At the meeting of the Board of Control yesterday afternoon Member Weber objected to the payment of a bill presented by Coroner Haerr for fees tn the Inquest over Ed Lou. who, with Al Heyne, was drowned In tb Ohio Klver a week ago. bodies war recovered In Clermont County, and Weber contended that an Inquest was held In that county, aad that consequently the one conducted by Coroner Haerr waa Illegal.

The bill was referred to the County Solicitor for aa opinion. Coroner Haerr will claim to the board that he had every legal right to hold the Inquest. He said yesterday: "When the body of Ed Lots arrived In Cincinnati it was accompanied by a death certificate signed by Health Officer Jewel of Clermont County. No such certificate accompanied that of Al Heyne. Hla body wa taken to the undertaking establishment of Hulh Murphy.

Huth called tip the Clermont Coroner and was referred to me. All of the man who were In the boat with Hevne aald there had been no inquest. Under the law I had nothing to do but to rroreed to bold an fnquesL which I did. I haa now developed that there wa an Inqueat in Clermont Coonty, but none of the important witnesses were summoned." CONSCIENCE Troubled Him and He Decided To Pay Up Strange Letter From Ex-Citj Employe. An ex-clt employe, suffering from an attack of Ingrowing and Inflamed conscience, created a ot of surprise in the office of the City Ties surer yesterday.

The fuUowlna; letter was the cause of the surprise: "MAT ID. 1898. "Hox. E. O.

EsncLBT. Treasurer City of Cincinnati Ier Mir: inclosed nnd Five Dollars, which I wish to have placed to the credit of the city. This money is for articles taken white holding a city Office. Respectfully. Ex-Orric Holder." Inside the envelope was a live-dollar bill and Mr.

Eehelby nearly had an attack of heart disease when he saw that It waa really a conscience payment. He ia anxious now to know under whose adfhirustra-tioa the tetter writer worked. Tbe money was placed to the credit of the general fund. CITY HALL PICK-UPS. Bicyclists Ask the City To Build a Cln- dor Cycle Path, A communication from the League of American Wheelmen was received yesterday by the Board of City Affair.

Tb wheelmen state that they ara now contemplating; the construction of a bicycle cinder- path near the city, probably on Spring drove avenue, from Chester Park north. The approach to the park would be out John street to Flndlay. to Freeman, to Hulbert. to Jff'eetern avenue, to McLean avenue, thence to Spring drove. Nearly the entire routela paved, except on Bprlng tsrove avenue from jueen City avenue to tbe Muicreek bridge.

The wheelmen want the board to make a cinder path along thla bad stretch In order to make connection with the new cycle path above Chester Park, The matter waa referred to Mr. Stanley with power to act. la the matter of the application of Eaat End residents to nave Union Levee lighted with etectrtc lamps from Llnwood to the' UttlAy Miami River. Engineer WUlla P. Tharp yesterday reported to the B.

of A. that the Llnwood electric light station Is now loaded to its fullest extent, and that It Is Impossible to operate ths lights as requested uniesS additions are made to the plant. The report waa approved and ths request denied. Dr. Wtthrow has reported to tba B.

of A. tbe result of hla tuberculin testa on the city cattle at tbe Infirmary. The report has already been published li Tu ENq.tnB.xm. AI Smith, soa of Hon. Amor Jr and United States Consul to Trinidad, baa notified his father of the arrival of a bouncing baby girl.

As a natural sequence Member Smith, of the B. of C. waa radiant yesterday, and waa distributing H- Tbe R. of A. cor-ndered tba matter of lot supplies for tb waterworks yesterday, and Instructed the Engineer of tbe waterworks to Invite bids from all Ice companies for supplying ice to toe several punping station.

Ttoese bids are te be returned nest Tuesday and tb contract awarded by the board. Cbtoael Dan Palton, who waa one of tha prime jnorers la tbe Dewey celebration, la tn receipt of a letter roan Indianapolis inquiring about the nrrsxareaeems. tbe expense aad other particulars of Cincinnati's Jubilee. The writer explains that Indianapolis to rvxng to bar a Dawey Day. Richard TafeL privac secretary to the Mayor, will leave to-day on a trip through Mexico.

He will be ion about three weeks, and expects to set as far South aa tba City of Uexku. Tb clerks of tbe Election Board ester day notified the judge and dork of election fa College Hill and 8C Bernard to prepare for 'the spectsT elections' to be bald In those village June a and. June respectively. -y Bat) Sbort. the now Smoke Inspector, wa busy yesterday opening let ten oaagratu-Latloo.

He baa received a buabel of tha t. and tney are snui cominc. It a a proof mt tbo popularity nty ef tb I ST XUSEVUL' Joaeob Morgan thai, aged a msi-hmlst. living at 181 Bremen street, and JuHa ReJf aged U. of 1800 Pleasant street, wer mar ine! lauir Knap mas yesterday ORDERED Sold Under Foreclosure Hu Beei tlf Ht-ekiic Yallej Heayy Increase In Eut-Boniid Traffic Lut Week.

A Kcir Tar-Iiel lUti BiUt at DetMir Hewi Frt a-. riu Wj 8taUit. United States Circuit Judge Horace H. Lurton, of Kasbvflta. at present sit ting la the Circuit Court of AppeaU in thl city, yesterday banded down adecree of foreclosure and sal la tb case of the Central Trust Company of New Tor vs.

the Col ambus. Hocking Taller and Toledo Rail road. The defendant company on October 1. leaf, issued bonds to tb number of s.ut of th par value of 1.000 each. These are now outstanding, and ths Central Trust Company holds a mortgage to secure the bonds, and being unabie to collect the last Installments of Interest thereon brought suit for foreclosure.

According to tbe decree this mortgags la a good aad valid lien oo altrbf tb property. and tbe railroad company la ordered to pay to the Central Trust Company tb sura of Interest due, or ths -road will be ordered sold. There Is also outstanding 2.000 bonds of tbe value of (LOUS each for which a mort gag was given to tb Knickerbocker Trust Company, and their claim la also considered a valid lien on such ef ths propertiras Is not covered by tbe mortgages of the Central Trust Company. The road ia also ordered to pay to the aiucaeroocaer trust touiti any we sum Of The sale of the road will Include ail of tbe property and appurtonancea thereof, all of wnicn are to be disposed ef al public auction at Columbus, Ohio. Oenerei B.

K. Cowen. of thla city, and A. R. Hum, of Columbus- have been anoolnr- ed Special Master Commissioners to conduct the sale.

They are Instructed to advertise for several weeks in the daily papers. At the sale the road ia first to be offered as an entirety, and thon If there ia no other bid der. or If the bid ia not high enough it la to be parceled out. The upset price Is to be i4.uiiu.uuu, and each bidder Is required to deposit a check for aa a mat Lor of good laun in maaing ms mail whlnh Ham l.w extends from Toledo, Ohio, to romnroy. and has.

several short branches. The total mUee.se of the road is Heat The iron. erty waa planed In the hands of N. Monsar- wno la the Receiver, nearly two year ago. The ReorganlaaUon Committee will buy the property at the sale.

J. Morgan at ui. nave in cnarge in reorganization. HO OFFICIAL STATEMENT. New York.

May 2t No omatal statement waa ubtainahle to-day relative to the reports that the Oraat Northern Railway stockholders are to be given the right to subscribe to a new Issue of preferred -t'A at an early date. But that the Issue will be made In some manner la to ba laferred from auoa information as was at hand la Wall The avowed object of such an Issue Is the retirement of the li.lO.Oij collateral trust moruace bonds, whluh were Imeued In 12. secured by i3.UUU.UOO of tbe HI. i'aul. Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway.

Pacific extension fours, and are redeemable at par on three month notice. A second and more Important consideration In aa ieue or preferred noes, in addition to the ww ouuianatng is ine rsct trial the rail way has been paying high dividends oa It and putiins nearly as aiuch Into surplus In the Isat two years, aao the nscal year which closes June So la expected to show even better resulte. buco earnings aa tnese are ant pleasing- to Popu-llstie Legislatures, snd en tbe method of dlapos-in of dividend, which has often been used In the history of American railroads, will likely he followed la uus case. IEW TEBMIJAL8. A sonpaar to be known aa ths Merchants and Manufacturers' Railroad Company Is being organised at Detroit for the purpose of building a tunnel and terminal railroad at Detroit fur tha use of tha Wabash.

Orand Trunk. Lake Shore. Michigan Central. Canadian Pacific Flint and Pare Marquette. Detroit.

Orand Raplda and Weavers and Detroit and Lima Northern Roads. The tunnel which WlU be built under Ranolph and Fort streeta will be about a mile In length with two track. It will connect the Union Depot and Brush fttreet Depot and will facilitate the Interchange of paaaenser and rrelffht traffic between the Chicagu and Ht. Louta Divisions of tha Wabash and its llrend Trunk II will also give the Orana Trunk and Lake Shore Ruade an entrance to the Union Depot, which depot la uaed by all the Detroit line except the two named and the Michigan Ontral. Tha surface road, which ths new company la to build, will be about three miles in length snd will bs a single track, with branches and spurs to ths factories and warehouses along the Detroit River aad will greatly improve tha terminal facilities at Detroit.

EAST-BOUND SHIPMENTS. The east-bound traffic carried from Chicago last week by all-rail line amounted to 1(12. 433 tons, while the lake lines carried 1SU.MT tons. The lake lines were making a rate of 13H cents on grain, Chicago to the seaboard, and the rail line must hav made a leas rata to secure so much business. The rail lines carried the following percentages of the traffic that went by rail Per Cent- Per Cent.

Mlrhimn 7 7 FT. Wayne lo.fl Lake Mho re 13.4 B. and 11 2 Pan-handle 11.1 Nickel Plate Grand Trunk 4 3 Rig Four 1.5 Erie 14 2 Wabash 7 4 Total luti.o The very heavy Increase tn east-bound tonnage wet week waa no doubt due to the fact that grain rates are to bs restored to tariff May So. so It la aald. Tariff is on the basis of 20 cents a hundred.

Chicago to New York, on all grain except oornr on which tariff is 17 rent, it a understood, however, that on the aoth Inst, corn will be also put on the twenty-cent baala, which wiU be an advance of 1H cents per hundred over tbe present tariff. NOT OSTIL FALL The question of" ths etaargtog of asxaaa fares between Chicago. St. Louie an the Kastern esa-board oa. scroti of fast Hat haa bssa settled amll neat fall by the Board of Manas ra of the Joint Traffic Association recently paasliia a nan that so excess ferae will go Into effect arattl the SOth ef next November.

With the new time card, which goes into effect oa the Big Four Beat Sunday, all eaat-bound through trains from St. Louis will be operated wrmout rererence to toe I imago I wtusdut eutuMctaaa tharswua. Deduced fares. The Oeattel laea led an feres to una ins srteadmg the following meetings: Americaa Waterworks Aseo-etaUoa, at Buffalo. June 14 to 16; International Printing rusaiimi aad Aaskstaats of North A ill TV a.

at Cleveland. una SO to Sfi; National Aasaltatlon of Credit Mea. at Detroit. Jane 23 to 94-. Aacient Order of Hibernians' National K.

Jans XI ta July a ELECTED CHAIRMAN. NlW TOBJC May At a mart lag of the Board ef Directors of the t'nlon Pacific Railroad Company K. H- Uarrtanaa waa elected Chairman ef tae BaecuUv Commit. The other meiban of the committee are Www low a. Pierce.

Chairmen of the Board of General Coaassi ex -officio: Marvin Hugbiit. Otte K. alaho. laws sUUmaa. A CONCESSION.

Chicago. May 24- -After a fight lasting arv-ral veers, the Ooremment haa seemed fresa the railroads a unrnaalnn aader waacet'emoeia and prlvatea snaking kaag earasra will ae Hull thrcKarh tiokw ts. Heretofore each road baa aoa-cred a Oorwrraaent arder for trananortatloa by issuing a ticket ever its own tinea ealy. PUSOHASIIQ AGENT. Jeaa r.

ghaasksiMi was aea chaalag Agent af the Cassdlan Paciflc. tug T. A- Swiu. who resigned te taaa servloa with another road. Mr.

Shaughaaaay. the new Fwr-chaatng Ageet. is a brutbwr the Pi nl list ef The National Aaserlatlrai ef Railroad sgeat wtu hoM Ra snansl ssaatlwg at Baaaie Jaty Jr. Zl aad 22. At the aisatisc aa effort will be saaee to tnauee The New England I ADYESTISINa AGENT, W.

I Agnew baa bssa sysslai Avertuaag Agwat ef the Great XasfSiars. surras it lag nT. Foi- wae win baa sa ftai giv ais satire iniaiiii NOTES, O. Belaaded. ef the tha Missouri Pacta, aad li.

R. WMta. of the Caaadli ever ir a eA ljSIS aaat feast to befiav tbar' will ss tal-hirg to tat, Tser wer assid -WsfessMa tae ass aeaad of ban inn aa. srsar saeaesrtBens taw ssskat aaat tser is tea giaas a Tke Biami Meads Bare aasa stnin ef V. Boalxiar, ssasstsat Ceaeral Ti exist Sas ef tae tstg Twmr, whoas is laaartase are St at.

Leeia, will regral Ban that be ra aalhr Bast ewe ef aa aml4rwa. Tsas Oaerias. ef the Vear aad fTaiassaaha a a Obis faaewacee Ijetwrtaant. aims aeeae I ear trwmm Frsarsi Ukch Boriaae. Isiliaae.

wasae ae he aes aaasuttag a twe waeBa" vaaa- Uoa. H. Meat aa aesa aawslatss West assjad A (eat ef the Laraewauwaa l-ae. He has waee was tb atin-aants- twassli et Be UiaMs sr several as raj Oeaeral Pa mi i an Agsaat Fae. ml ttm Hart hare rmca- was la the nil ili-aaiisn Rs waa la the astr i iaawisn asm are at aa.

Paal. atlaa. ef ta Paiamniaa Uwa uautaasaam in aiuiiaa. AaslstSBt rMett TrafBe Maaaeer Waltakar, a tae c. aas arrived Basse fi ysetstilsy.

R. r. BocfaaAan. Ae as aT the fas: roar, wa la Ostssaaaa yisim day. A.

a. saiaeaias. Oewaral Aswat sf the Vsasa la TUBE Inssrted Is Henry Brans' Tbroat To Ktutbto Hlsn To Breatba. Hanrr Bruna. of Elaawoodj Place, who was found lying on tb Fletcher road, between Wyoming aad aft.

Healthy, with bis tbroat cut, an account of which appeared la Tan EsouTRKR, Is still In a dangerous condition. Dr. naffla. of ta County nflrmary whither Bruna was remoyrd, performed an operation on him yesterday. Aa the windpipe bad been severed It waa found necessary to Insert a silver tube tar hla throat to enable him to breathe.

There la no question now among the ofllrlal of the County Infirmary but that Bruna attempted suicide. I Dies wrM unforeseen danger presents Itself there is a possible chance of hla recovery, but the physician ears the rhaacea are very slim. Yesterday hla brother. Krit Bruns. of Wllllamsdale.

and hla mother called at the County Infirmary, but they were unable to see him, as ths physU-laa haa given orders to permit no one except the nurse to enter tbe patient's room. PURCHASED A Stretch of Turnpike Fr the Sib Nile Thouand DeU lart Waterwarki CaaiBis- ianera MeeL -i The Board of Waterworks Truateea met yesterday, with Herrmann. Mellsh, HoUoway and Markbrelt present. FjH. Klrchner at contractor for tb new California pumping station, notified the board la a letter that the Indiana limestone provided for In the specification for the new tunnel.

Is not sufficiently durable, and recommended a change. Tba board instructed Engineer Bouacaren to Investigate and report. The Commissioners considered tbe matter of purchasing one and one quarter miles of the New Richmond turnpike at California, the property being necessary to tbe Water-Works Board In the construction of the California pumping station. John W. Warrington appeared for the turnpike company, and argued the matter at some length.

Mel-ih and Holloa ay were appointed a cord- en it tee to confer with Warrington, and to receive the turnpike company's proposition. The amount wanted for the road was said to be somewhere In the neighborhood of tlO.umi. The committee reported back that Mr. Warrington had proposed to sell that portion of the pike from the toll gate to the dalem Schoolhouse for Su.ouO, with tbe provision that the turnpike company be permitted to retain Its tollhouse at the present location for a period of lu years, city employe and being allowed to go through free. The committee recommended the acceptance of the proposition, and thl recommendation was approved, and the Corporation Counsel directed to prepare the agreement for the pike company to aign.

The board received a letter from Ralph Peter, President of the Cincinnati, Georgetown and Portsmouth Railroad, In which Mr. Peters treats of the matter of transportation of material to the new pumping station. He wanta the board to construct a sidetrack from his road to the plant. says he. -your board will construct a sidetrack from our line, such track to be of both- standard and narrow gauge, and complete up to the connection with our line, the problem of transportation can be readily solved by our making our line standard guage from Columbia to the connection.

It will require a very large expenditure on our part to do thl and will take considerable time, and must be done during the summer season. We feel, however, that we would not be justified In undertaking this, work until we have been assured by you that you will build the aide-track connecting your plant with, our line." The board will meet Mr. Peter Friday at 2 o'clock to consider hla proposition. The construction of a standard guage track from Columbia to California will enable the switching of car from the Little Miami Road to the G. and and will avoid rehandllng.

The form of the new waterworks bonds was approved, and the Exchange National Bank of New York designated a the place of payment. REALTY Ellle M. Orumblne to Henry Mayer five yeaes' leaae of SO by 1 IS feet on north side of Pulte street. T2S feet west of Linden street, leasee to pay ail taxes snd ssaeaaments. Louts Alien to Mary iiuhrmaa, five years' leas ef seven acres of land along Vaugha road: monthly rent.

18. Emma P. Orumbine to Ellle M. GrumMne. trustee.

SO by 113 feet oa north side of Pulta afreet. 72ft feet west of Unaen street; Si. Minnie Heckman to Riverside Building Asso ciation and Loan ompaoy. Lota J. a ana part of Lot 6 In Voss's subdivision on Lower enaii: St.

Frank 8. Haatlnga. aaetgnee. to Adolph Heln- rrtt is acres of land In aacuoo No. la Columbia Township; S.au3 8.

Frederick and Anna Wagner to Magate Ryan, 20 by I2S feat on aouth id of Hish atreet. 113 feat from Lytle atreet; $aou. Samuel 11. Hiantrl el L. to Adam Zelsier.

4S feet oa wast side of Lincoln place: 91.241 4. Benton Calvert, oer assignee, to Oakley B. and L. Company, part of Lot 1M In Schuster Wilton' aubdivlaioo la Oakley; 1.200. Blanche Snortcrasa.

administratrix, to Silas 1. Snodgraaa, Lots 4. 5. a 7. and ia Beard a auhdlviaioo in Camp Dennleoa: Julia F.

Cornuelle et al. to Frederics Rlpklng. 13t by ISO feet oa northeast cwawsf Coraueile and Section avenues: The B. and U. 8.

W. Railway Company to Michael Butx. a tract of hand tn Section 1 in Mlllcrsek Township: (1 and exchange of prop- "lirmenf Loan and Trust Company te Michael But, a tract of laud In same section; (1. Peter Ruell. per Hherlff te Avondale L.

aad Comrwny. rT lov feet oa eaat aids of Boons atreet. loo feet north of Monro atreet tl.OWX Henry Mosta. per a hen ft. to Avondale L.

and B. Com pen T. by tf feat on aaat side of Boone atreeet. 7S feet eoutsTpf DeKalb street: A83S 4 College Hill L. arSi Company te Alice F.

Voxel. 8 by la feet oa aorta corn ef North Bead road sod Leslie avenue: 3Ti- Henry Okelmaaa, exeraxox. to Green Dueet No. 2 L. aad Company, as br feet oa math atde ef fMxth atreet.

between Mala and accessor streets fv ssf. Ureea street No. 3 L. and B. Company to namaet Bailey, aaaae seaperty gft.aa 12.

Joseph W. and Annie E. Leslie to John K. Humpbreys. part of Lot 22 in rtoAnxer A Hop-kin Srst subdtvtato In Norwood: tl.12.

81-mnd H. Sprits, aeaicne. to Jeaee E. Baldwin. IS by an feet oa aouth atde ef Seventh street: SA.10.

Mnrtcsfea Filed. Julia A. and Heiea Grimm te Mary ArnoiiLt MO Anna aad Harry R. Crcmpeoa to Riverside B. A.

aad L. Co -T? TM William aad Agatha Fox to Mlitnae Bchler- eck Benedict T. aad Maggie Schock te Wllhel- aalne Bogea. Frank F. and Josephine Alberts as Coort Street Market B.

and 8. Oa Jobs A. and Mary Weber to Mti Healthy g. and L. Co A Boa F.

Voawi te Cotieg Hill L. aad R. Ctt. gtla L. and Blanrhr aksedarraaa to Mliford R.

aad L. Co I annlrtss I and Hattie IX Tlttla te sasse. Mary aad Philip Becker te Enterprlee B. aad L. A.

Ora and Lovleer Makam Enterprise B. sad L. A. Co Looo SU0 TSO Maria Phillirs te Causa. iuO Gears F.

Stat LKXI Same te dray A Tlschbein. Same to Utcoad Kstioaai AsDaiiaea R. aasram aa FTanaitloB BL aad L. Co VBOO jaaaws w. jaj na te avesMiaie aaa p.

ca Eanae la.aux Mavrgarst L. aad Mwa R. Hall te Oasiiae W. Baker Mergaretaa aad Daniel Engel to JuUa W. toe Moa-rOAOavs Oeorge Meta te Beaaaxa B.

aad R. Ce. A So Mara Wllllasaa ta John KlKS. John A- Weber ta ML Healthy, a. and Coasnaay Sallt Wilkiaeoa te K.

a. Palmer at al. BeJTBi P. Scbaasas Jane ear. BL.

a. and L. F-raLei R'xaly ier near' i -a iw auwi Rsbtt Fucka te New Mohawk R. Butasye Fasradry te MortSa-sstera B. aad u.

xsae aaatagtoa Oakansja te T. Bekilaarmk. i. agwat Baser to Geat Street B. A.

N. LOO FELL TEOkt A Ctty Inflrmary. tea window at tb Institution yeetarday. and Gea-tav v. frees Jea Street L.

a. aad Os.e......... MS a- m.vBw aba -win nfoeavbly ae SETTLED And Spoiled a Sensation Laai- irjuu Dtrt Too llach Real EsUts and Not Enough Cuh, Can tf AultniBieit Diatlc TriiilitUw Xewi ill Ctrii In tn Probata Court yaatrday a asnsa-tioti was (polled ta a war by tb sHtletne-Crt of a tot of oVaiois asslrart tbo igna-d a tat ot Janxsa D. Hart. Hart operated a laundry ia Ctenxminarvals some years ago.

He did not nioceed and made aa aaataunent tn lsVS, Tb assignee as and still I John H. McMakln. did not known ginucb about rb asundry business snd put tbe assignor. Mr. Hart, tn charge of tb businaes to conduct It under an order of tb Court.

Since then rb bualneaa has been carried oo. but it appears that the aaetgnee placed too much confidence In Mr. Hart. It was supposed that all bells war bemg paid and tb books so aakowed, yet not long ago tbar apprsu-sd la the Traaolveni Coort jT young woman who let out eocoetbing wtucti surprised tb Judga Bb told Judge Mc Nelll that ah was oa of tb employes of rh laundry, and wantad to know when pmoney. The Judge looked up rhe paper tn case and round that triers were Vo4cbers showing that all tb eaxiDeorea bad received their pay.

Tb girl who waa la Court said shs bad not signed tbe vouexsar and bad not received her money nor bad any of the otiasr girts working ttkar. They had received a portion of It, but not all. The aaetgnee was sent for and be was aa-tonbrraad. said he supposed the bills bad all been paid, aad that a had allowed th business to be continued under Mr. Hart manaerement because he believed that la that way tb creditors would all be paid In When first accused of having signed th names ef th employes to the pay roll Hart denied that be had done so except ts accommodate th girl, and maintained that tbey had been paid In full The matter waa then brought formally to the attention of tbe Court and a hearing waa act for yesterday.

Hart had tried to get a delay In tb hearing, but could not, and on Mon day last he admitted that be bad signed tbe names and that the employes had not been paid aB that was due them. Yesterday when the matter wa brought before the Court the assignee agreed that the girls should all be paid what was due them, snd he would look to Hart for the money which had been used In the business, used by himself or had uot been earned at all when the books showed that It had been. i ii was uone witn in money Is a question, and there will be a further bearing of the matter tn a few daya. for there are other bill which were contracted by Hart, and about which the assignee said he did not know anything. The intention Is to try and hold the assignee personally for tbe amount of those bills, because he allowed nart to conduct the business Instead of looking after closely himself.

The truth of the matter seems to be that McMakln trusted Hart too fsr. and will probably hav to pay for that over-confluence. What other proceedings may be taken by the assignee when the Court haa tiaueil umm tK "ot eeitiea. nor na t. 1 1 no mane up nis one thing la certain, however, and that that he win look after the business himself hereafter or else close It out.

t). Keller and Charles Phare represented the girl and other creditors uwiuiiig Claims tor ouis contracted by Hart, Domeatltt roubles. A suit for divorce was filed yesterday by itay li. hi rooks against James W. Brooks.

xie is a street car conductor. Xhey were married In 18U0. She charges that he haa beaten and abused her freauentlr and threatened to kill ber. so that shs was mads 111 and suffered a great deal. She says shs Is now in fear of him.

as he has said recently that he will kill her. She also charges that he has failed to provide for her, and Is living with another woman. She asks to be restored to her maiden name of Leonard. E. E.

Roney. attorney. Elizabeth E. Punlap has sued for divorce from Wilton M. Dun la p.

They were tied In 1RW. and have one child. She charges that he waa cruel to her In that he beat her and called her vile names and accused her of being unchaste. She also charged that he squandered his earnings In saloons, and did not provide for her. and she had to earn a living for herself and child.

She bad to leave hlra last September because of hi treatmenL She also asks for alimony and the custody of her child. Charles L- Hopping, attorney. Kate Rabe aaka for alimony In ber suit against Joseph Rabe. and for attorneys' fees. She says she ts destitute, and he baa provided for her for seven years.

In the Robert case the alimony has been reduced to s-t per week. Too Much Realty. Another instance of a man having too much real estate for his good was brought to light yesterday when a deed of assign ment was tiled by George f. StuUmann living on Carrel street, la the East kmd. He was once in' the queens ware business, but retired many years ago.

He bad a good deal of real estate, and could not realise on it to pay some of tb obligations which bad accrued because of the depreciation tn such property. Therefore It became necessary for him to make aa assignment to get out of his difficulties. His assets are about rJU.fsio and bis liabilities about Tbe assignee Is Fred Tlscb-beln. Preferences were given to Gray a-Tlachbein for t'U SO. Agatha Stutsmaan for fl.WJU.

and the Second National Bank nal Bank I was pr. for (3UU. ndge Avery's Estate. The will of tbe late Judge Avery bated yesterday, and ths widow wss ap pointed executrix. The estate is divided between ber and tbe children.

8b I to have all the personalty aad one third of the realty after there Is deducted from It a bouse at BIT West Seventh street, which goes to the daughter EtheL Tbe widow is to pay X4.0U0 forthe coliegiat education of the son. Coleman, and be to receive any balance of that sum which may remain alter he Is through college. Tb estate to estimated at Ci.tfuv tn personalty aad tluv.uuu ta realty. A Big- Verdict. In tb suit of the heirs of Zntaaheth Schlichte against Joseph Rin semen.

Jr the verdict was for tb plaintiffs for 2. Tbe heirs asserted that then- mother had loaned the money to Rlngemaa. who married one of deceased' a daughters. said tb money waa a gift jto bim, General Ooart Matter. Phoebe Blmon Is adminiatrairix of Baav nah Btnaor.

Personalty. $300. Thai aaax KeBy Is adminastrairtx of Mlrhaal KUy. Personalty, $SOK 11.000.. Kat Jobn hi adtrdrdstracrU of John Cotuey.

Personalty. $30. 1 Frits Moeri. aged 42, who being aasnt by God to atop it. He to th ssylum.

L. Lawuro A Boa cot WUsoa W. Tranter for tUMS an. Mamie Oraham. who it bsajuraa Ins a tiacsixa Bb tbotaght brothwr wa about to ssvOst for tba be Probat ourt She Hr ti rasa rat, aad ad he did not in tend to enlist, and that satisfied tb girL Ohartes Lundy.wbo was disbarred from wractic for a year.

Is again able to praotice bis profit i on. rb ttnae hawissj ex pt red-Judge Jeike ba decided that ba will net pay any attanrana tba afndaxvtta that 1 Li-rants have no moony to dssnslt tor Jury fees unless tb affidavit at made by tb litigants trxaraat iv, and not by attorney. A deed of sjaign ent was Sled la tb Ineoivasacy Court ywatea-ay by owe pat B. Hoss. a raacral fnmmiaasua rasa i liaisi at 143 Broad war Tb oanss was denreatiut ta busts.

Tb assets are 2250 and Habiii. riea UUa TTss aaslgnM aa Aibaart T. Brown. aevr aLalta 'lef i- mrmem fusa went. 11 tan.

X91x. u. Danias va Rutoal Tlssilai Per diverea. Charles L. HneHg.

lilt rls Cssaral LUe Cb. ocai ItsVUBM sa TZLm 1 sOrr Oav fw naill. CT. i ix srr d.tza sw 1IX-S B- K. Heeawv.

StatsaB KaU tt Ml NO. WONDER Assat Iaavr Was csirad a4st srigHbc Miss Aanl ZAvey. Wmtoa Flaoa. baa a ear tb otaar aigbt which aba will not terse ta saaay days. At tbe sasa Bane tb pe ar searchlag blgtt and low for the saaa mrbta4 bar.

Sunday nlgbt Miss Lav. wy and ber stater Ma were returaing bom tb rity. It wad about midnight whoa they chid tattoo, arena. Miss Aasde started across ber brothM-ia-taw let. a cut bosna, Wbea Bear ber boss a ssaa dropped froas a tre aad seised ber.

Bb acTmed, and bar salient broke and fan. Miaa Lavey was not hurt, but was badly ecarad. Tb police wer aotlaed. and M'" Lavey-s father iooklng the saaa with a gua. MISSING Misa Gsaketl, of nfarUasvlIU, Ohio, Wbo Casaa Hew Satarda'.

Mis Mattie Oaakell. a aainioer at Mar- Uns-rille. Ohio, is mlsaing. and ber friend fear that ah Is sick in some hospital tn this eety. She came here to see th Beery Day parade, and Saturday morning purchased a bill of good at a local nulUaery sous.

Later ta tbe day eh waa seen an Fountain squars by 'Mary Terany. of Martinsville, and sbs told bar that shs waa going bom oa tb evening1 train. 8b ba not returned born, and as she bad heart trouble ber ratber cam bare yesterday to look for her. She ha xt year old. baa dark complexion.

dark evwa and 4Wrftt hale U'k. home she nor a red drwaa with a red and waits waist. WAg LOCKED UIV Why BalrdI Did at Oot Bom aad Hla Relative Beoasn Alarmd. Th police were notified yesterday afternoon that B. J.

Balrd. employed at the tin pint roiling mdii In BJvarsId. was missing. Hs cams to tb city Monday, aad about 3, 'clock la tb evening met a friend at Fifth and Vln and told him that he waa going bom, ii did not arrlv there, aad. as hs had $io.

his relatives becam alarmed. Ml brother, wbo reported the disappear- "-w toe miaaing man aia not drink, and bad only been married a couple of month. An Investigation of ths rec-Ofds at Central Station showed that Burt Balrd had been found wandering about the at reels by Officer Hanraaan and locked un for safe-keeping. He only bad Uu cents ee, am nag oeen release! nefor bis broth er rsportaa aim as missing. PECULIAR Bill Fused By of a Which Recalls th Newtown Bridge MtUr.

The Board of Control yesterday passed a bill which had been approved by the County Commissioner, about which there 1 a peculiar atory. It waa txtt BU. and was In favor of C. H. Oiandorf, th well-know contractor.

It was for extra masonry work dons by Oiandorf on the Indian Hill bridge at Newtown. The final estimate for tbe masonry waa submitted snd paid May 2U, 18U7. Almost a year later Frank Krug, tbe enterprising County Engineer, finds, after a re calculation made upon demand of Oiandorf, that the latter had been underpaid, and waa entitled to (329 52 additional. In hla letter to the County Commissioners concerning the matter Krug finds thst ths original cal culation waa for 2.So7.2 cubic yards, and tnat tne recalculation ahows that It should have been 2.T24.M cubic yards, making a difference In GlandorTs favor of 67.28 ruble yarda Krug expatiated upon tbe "and thus: "Iuring the campaign last fall charge were made re pea redly that Mr. Glandorf had been overpaid for the construction of masonry at Indian Hill.

This led to a re- checking of all calculations and we found all to be correct with the exception of several clerical error in the masonry calculation. Sixty-seven and one quarter cubic yard at 4 (contrast price), entitlea Mr. Oiandorf to tXHi 52. Instead of defrauding the county we were unconsciously defrauding Mr. Oiandorf of what he waa Justly entitled to.

1 herewith submit estimate and respectfully recommend that the same be paid." There la no explanation aa to how the miscalculation In the first place occurred, and none was asked for. There was soms trouble about the courthouse lightning rods. The board received a proposition to remove them, snd Superintendent Hl'dreth said that It should have been to replace them. Tbe matter will be looked up. Member Wabnits failed to get a notice to go to Gay tor's Creek Sunday wltb the.

other members aad kicked. REFORM In City Affairs It Already Beginning To Bear Fruit Big SaTing Show. A very remark able thing baa been discovered by City Clerk Henderson In connection with tb new six months' appropriation ordinance. It ia not only remarkable, but significant. In show lag that economy In city affairs is bound to bring returns-Mr.

Henderson finds that th city departments are asking under Una appropri ating ordinance for S37.434 14 lea than they are entitled to under the eetlmat made at the first of the year. Th reduction ar distributed as follow: Pohe OB. 10 oo a 4.131 oo Ptoitee mie Maseru Hospital Street etaetning 10.OKJ ou 4MO0U Street repairing C. A. mcidenrale lMleo B.

C. A. Agent Ljwuo 3s as Exeetrtclan 'a Deparanent uspsrunsm. Total 1 14 FEJKRAL BUIIiDINGr. Inspector of Public Bunding J.

Holmes, of Washington, Is ta tb city look ing after tb plastering la tb local build ing, fie says that It to ta pretty bad shape, and that It will dequire considerable work to put la nrst-claa condltoa. Hs Is also rflVi-g an inspection of tn Marin Hot-pitaL expects te yraaln ber for a few Tba damag suit of bf. I. Harbeeoa. ad-sBiBiatrator.

vs. tb C. aad Bt I Railway Company, was compromised yesterday- for tUSOO. Tb suit wad oiiginaliy altered for $10,000. Tb case bad been tried before a Jury, and was about.

ta aiwuad, bat tb parties ta tb can dsriasd apoa an easy sttlnnnt TJecrstT Marshal John Heber arrived ta the city yeatcrday from Col umbus, bavingn isv custody KtaJI Muller. wb 1 wantad ta Pittsburg for trf ITing. Mailer baa Just finished sat lng a yiaar eentence ta tb ncnltenUary for burglarising a hous fa Hamaton. Ohio. Deputy Heber wlU take th prisoner to Pitts burj to-day.

Muller was lodged ta th County Jail vr aight. tb MVihigsB Cantral Railroad va Ag-n Murphy, adwitn- latAtrtz. waa baited bs tha Clrcalt Court of Appeals yesterday tha attorneys for both aidew stated that a exsmureenis had beam effected, aad that a further bear-las; would iwquliwd, Tha CJresxtt Ossxrt of Apewals ywstsrday Jadg Bee scan, at Mlehlgsa, die- anias tba reoasveawhip tlieir tb Put-in Bay Waterworks, Lt wJfU-way Cssnps ny. Tb arasfter amder sossxMsra-tionwaa reljyrve te th tttst a ssrts ksnos A.ttu. Bys fcT-AJ'Tabsr, iMwUm.

Micb, and Tboaoas J. Cavanaaga. rv raw, wr yasf-raar ia tb Cb-oxdt Ot Col ambus, aad BWX-srran saaifa 1 Ckurk. aas of that dry, vwra raHsrs i isiflsr at tb aastofflss ta cat powatern ar. Bowxaas naa-wo ywt takeai hcAd.

bat be ncarUng htmawtr so tnax auu a rjTutis. he will thorawhly "aa-hlw prepared. sarifasary of th iespok vrThignry taa 111. aas. JtatsaB KaU va' Jeha Masaa.

Aa. paal treaa aVaausw Oawa Cksetas W. aoaca. outran? OS IBSuavsBacY. as.

W. Wi ill II wa CWy sf "laiaaaaM at as. Fwr aa xajia Msans t- Own as. sJaslTTsd as sractice C-tAll i 1 ta Mr FOR Ss3 aP. BAAT TA ssssssssr- WBaeaaaassw LJ I ixmmwem.

Ti I 'I xx.v-a lu. V' I Cxsaktsav j. a raaanint Th ladle arranging fsr tb sontaaer-alght fet be given al Detvay, June bead aa enthuetastle sneetlnd yesterday aft-arneow. Chalimea ef all coananltteee report- ing ptugf tn tb vartou devartsBsata A most bxtportaat ubect under dlscusstoa waa tb price of tb supper to be aerved. It waa finally decided that TS ceat sbouM charged, although all those who destr need but to pay tb very small admission fe to tb grounds, and caa purchase yast what tight refieehsaawts tbey dealra.

Mr. Da Golyer and Mrs. William Wood are tn charg of tb supper department, and ladle of various suburbs wlU preside at tb table, aa follow: ML Auburn, Walnut HIHs. Riverside, Wyoming. Otondale Colleg Hill aad many others.

Mis EvangcUna Coaalo th young Cuban girl, whoa fortune have been followed with ucb Inter I. sine tong ba- for sbe eca pod-from tb prison In Havana, la soon to married to Carlo Carbonnei- Tb pros pec tiv bridegroom was formerly a i va waa nominated a fr day ago by President MoKinley to al lOnutaoant on the staff of Major General Fitshugh Lea. A Mule romance Is addsd to rb engagement in that It is understood that Big nor Carboonet aaaiatsd th reporter to effect Miss Clansros's escape from th Havana prison. Th Ice plan? Auxiliary Is ths newest department of tb National lied Cross Society. It was organised a few evenings ago ta Nsw York.

Th young ladies subscribed $430 at th first meeting; and within a day and a half 70O waa airbcrlbed: will eatab-lleh a plant, and It 1 hoped that similar plants trill arranged for by women In different cities to provide great quantities of Ic for th fcoldlers, Tbe ladies will, no doubt, be formidable rival as to providing for th welfare or the soldiers, with those who ara orgtUaUed to furnish rubber blank- Th bright young women of th Junior elasa. tb class of DU. of Glendal College are th Misses Orant. Hanford. I'ayne, Andrew.

TJeartng. Hurlbert, Uoak, Seward and McLean. Two evening ago at Olen-dale Colleg tbess young htdk entertained a large party of their frtatuliw and th affair was on of th most enjoyable of tb year. Tb decorations of tb drawing rooms war blue and gold, the cats color, and each junior carried a bunch of th class flower, tb forget-me-not. Th spacious hall aad veranda We In gala attlr of red.

whit and blue, and lighted by Japan lanterns. After a unique form of entertainment, "progressive" con versa! ions and music, refreshment wer served on tb east veranda. In th table decoration the sain, color echome had been carried out lfi beautiful effect. Tbe members of the olaa wer assisted Miss Poller In receiving tb guests. The Covington Heading Orel met last night at La SaleUs Academy.

The members arranged for the paying of their monthly dues, after which tbe following committee reported on the selection of a mouo for the Covington Reading Circle: Miaa Klla Sues, Mr. Walker Hall, Mrs. Fred Blukcnborg. Miss Margaret McVeigh and Miaa Uxxie Burlaad. The New CRIxens League will hold Its regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at 230 o'clock at the Gibson House.

A fall attendance of all persons In tars ted In school questions Is desired. There will be a called meeting of the Finance Committee at 2 oclock, Thursday. Just previous to the meeting of the New Cttixena' League, to complete arrangements for tne excursion to Coney Island. Tbe money accruing from tbe trip will be for the fund for entertaining tb suffrage convention. Miss Ward, who arrived In the ctty yesterday from West Virginia, I well versed In snip building.

Shs Is the daughter of Commodore Ward, and has taken ths great est Interest for many year past In assist ing her father In the planning of boats. She is tne proua possessor or a steam yacht, and thoroughly understands ths mechanism of many kinds of vessels, Many ladles of Korthslde and of Booth-slde are working Industriously for tbe suc ceed of the grand flag drill, 'which will be given Saturday night at G. A. R. Hall Northaide, for tbe benefit of ths fund to build the ship to replace the Main.

There will be a variety of drills such as the Japa nese parasol drill, supervised by Miss Mc Quire; The Maypole dance In charge of Miss Stark the sailor boy drill tn cbargs of Miss McOinnls; tb dandelion drill In which the 20 or more little girls will wear whit frocks and will have graceful garlands of annuel ion, i ne aanaeiion drill will be In charge of Miss Whlteley. Th PiWreas Club of College Hill will be entertained on the afternoon of tbe both at th rastdenee of Mrs. Nickersos, Mrs. W. E.

Leerts will be tbe talented elocutionist Thursday night, at tba First Presbyterian Church, for tbe benefit ef mis ton band called tbe King's Messengers, there will be a atereoptlcon entertainment by Mr. W. A Eudaly. "Yellowstone Park" will be the general eublect. and Mr.

Eudaly took th view mmaeu wmen ne traveiea tn tn Wesc Mrs. Robert Laid law will entertain a large gathering of ladies and gentlemen at her horn, oa Walnut Hill, next Tuesday even- f. in wuvw lacT win as ewcDuoDary Basec-tlons by Mrs. Lewis and musical numbers LYDIA E. PINKHAM'8 ATTRACTIVE WOMEN.

WtOaom of BeaUth Makes Sweet Dlaotdtioos aad Bappy l1aaCTt IIOM atA mUala lOrt MOg, kgTeateat gift la tb power AT -aav A oer as a neantj in tieaiui wiucb more attracUv to toea -waaaxasawawawaaa aod thatwae BrookJra. 1 BWthiagwsMdd IMmmom ymi wnamtroafi ta w. a a ay a Pr woman's constant stad v. AttbtuiaUcs aide.hcaaehcoTbaaebe.saaniraTyydlaE. Irb am'a Vepl.i.l.rrfnen1 1 bBfl bogia It aa.

Tbia traly wtsderfal rniedw It tbe amlegxiarA ot wo nea health. Mrs. IfABn, 8rrrw, ui Ceav-tral Jersc CXtj Haigfata, X. writes. mDsab HtM.

TtnMAUiIcaM hardly find words with which to thank woo for what joor wroxaderful remaedr ba doo for toe. Wtfcoa tit I wcmld by thht time bnvo beea dead or worta. Insane; for whea I mUrted to takal.jdla E. PtnkbxuVVew-Ubl Cootpoead I wee ia a terri-. UogUtev I think It weald belav possabla for tae tell all I aaf- fared.

Every peri ot my body rcmed to paia aoto way. The paia toy back aad lead was terrible. I arae xbsrvMaa, had va-jfaand faratanggpcXU. Mycxoraaoae rirea tre brtsroef the beat doctor ia had rirea airaelf; I bAd triad ae Tdxo atry food. Bat, thaaka yom taety ga nt arr psraom Ifyrag are pax-lad ebowt ymn mlt, write freely aad fuBy to htra.

Pinkhaas, a Tj v- -j-t-. ui-- -t -w eTI TriaMii CaJa ia tb advico tbat baa 1 r1- iT- inrirki 1 irritability hast svsariy wiethed. aHU a I tb nwsry aw- I Eggs. Tfat I Roast Chicke. Wees Tills lias Boiled tuca.

Snlaarh Salad. lee era SB CT SOCIAL AFFAIRS After tb eajoorrt teat Bight Mr. and Mr twreaao Max well. av a very wU upper at tb NUmeaaa. tb occaarton xaarlrtng tb twenty-Cfth anrdvarsary of tb CtrsrinnaU May raetlvaia.

Tbe val tabta, laid la tb baJIroofn. aad vr for and waa eUborataly acoratd wltb American Beauty rosea Mr. MaxweO, tb charming boat, wore aa exqukart gown ef pal green satin, trim mid with Hosuton laa and an applique of yellow i Tae. sweet aarludeal Mr. and Mr.

Theodore Tberaaa. si laa Marintyra. Ma. Jua-ephineB. Jaouby.

Mr. Ben Laavie. Mr. Dvtd hunhara Mra all I an and Ikaatwr of New York, wb waa th Ural prim donna of th May raw tivasa, aaa seen cur a saw salsa Black, of Hamilton, wbo Is ba oa of tb saaals at tb Dail-Wlng wedding an tin 1. gar a baralsora llttl dinner of 10 eover at the 8L Nicholas yesterday morn- tag at 11 fur Mia Wing.

The decoration were artistically arranged la aaragus and pink carnations. Tb guests wer Maaa Wing, Miss Dell of aevwiarto, sua mart nnoexioerger. Miaa Ur, Drake of Cleveland. Mr. Bpicksrman Adas one of Kaaaaa Cttr, Maas Wwrk, uu awa ss.

Mies ing was very charming- In a gown of lavender and Nile green, trimmed- In black, snd Miss Black. had on a modish toilet, wltb a turououte.bomlioa and a raark satin skirt. Seldom hi a brid lct so universally fated as Miss Wing. Ia addition to all ths an nouncements previously made there Is to be a dinner given for ber to-day at Miss Mas Urban's; Thursday Miaa Calvert, of Hart-well, win giv aa afternoon party for her; Friday night Mass Culbertson. of Covin.

ton. will giv a dance la honor of Mlse Wing and another bride asset. Visa Hlrklar of Frankfort, and on Monday Miss Werk. of Westwood. will entertain ths bridal party at ainner.

i On June 6 Mr. Horao W. Woodruff. and Mr. Charles Helm, will give a platform dancs In ths Highlands of Kentucky, near FL Thomas.

Among tb chaperons will be Judge and Mrs. Helm. Judge and Mr. Hedge and Colons! and Mra. Big-staff.

Miss Marion E. Wortey. ef Lexington. will com down for th Bartholomew commencement, aad ts to tb guest of Mis Mildred Boulhgata RESIGNATION Of Hob. Bernard Bettmaan To Be Tea-dered at tae Next Meeting of the of E.

Revenue Collector Bernhard B-ttmana, who has for year been on of ths most active workers an th Board of Eduoatioa. will hand In his resignation aa a member of th latter body at It regular masting on Monday, June a. It waa Mr. Bwct mean's Intention to band it In at tb at ting an kaet Monday evening, but he was prevailed upon by a number of bis colleagues not to do so, aa bis assistance was still further required relative te soms matter la connection wltb th tax levy. Tbe aanousoamant wss mad sever weeks ago that Mr.

Bettrnaan would reaiga owing to ta fact that be km ended moving out of tb Seventeenth Ward, which he has so fslthfully represented for over 12 years. Hs will daring tb next week mov to AvondsJ to ink up his relil.nL with hlseoiu.rr. lietlmann. A already announced he has sold his handsoxn resid-no oo West Seventh street. There ar perhaps but few men In public life tn Ibis city who have earned as enviable a rwputatioo as has Mr.

Bettmann. At tb otiLset of his career la th B. of E. be had to struggle hard to overcome certain Influences, and hs says that at thatermlaatloaof his Brat year aa a merabar of th board he was so dtaguated thst he at first refused to be a candidate for the office again, but being prevailed upon to change his mind accepted th nomination and was re-elected. Hi nomination slnoe that Urns has never been eontasuad.

In terday of bis early connection with tba oowru lae sski inat was ao often turned down by the older mem her that sewaned for the time being to take ail tb vitality out of him. but reilxiously stuck to bis principle of honesty and integrity aad won out. He says that he. of course, has no Idea nkeiy thinks that either Mr. tMvgl Levi, a son of tbe warawmn attorney, x-ipman Larry, or Lrr.

ow o. aatujiiwii win tana tne prise. Mr. w.i.MMl,, WU4 WftlCIl WHO ot THE MILX8 MUEDEB. Coroner Haerr held aa Inqueat ye terday on George Miles, colored, wbo wa stabbed aad killed by Joseph Taylor, colored, la a fight at Oeorge and Smith streets over a woman.

Ths testimony showed that Miles had first attacked Taylor wltb a knit. Tb latter claimed seif-defens. Th testlmoay In ths rase of Harry Rotb-eroei. who mat bis death In th elevator the Pslr. bowed that th elevator waa la good working order, and that it was purely an accident.

8T0LE HER BUQ. A warrant was sworn out by Miss Mary McNsal. of tie Joha tree, yesterday, charging Chart Belmont with petit larceny. Bb says that be took a ring off bar finger on evening under tb pretense that he wanted to examine It. aad then kept It-He refused to return it, and she has not aeen bim sine.

VEGETABLE to inspire admiration, respect and low. au-w-a era a ss ad vaenngunrityof featarc To bo a nccesaf nl wife, to retaia tbe love admiration ot her bnabaxui. tM a Was Police Board' If Cleftlir Kir.rweja Ta Cal.well Br ffuea lwe Wetli Pit Tb receejt sctioa par e. seonts la Bupplasuiig a aupasrlntstMiwert-of the WtllUm t. Ik i waa tb dpo and feus rh Subject of two lengthy V-ra.

onvwa mr taw ouaru at ins? Tb opinions whion are fr-m, I BUM BfcP pork, reapeeOvely. fuky iuiu nleatoaara, sack holding in the board baa full legal Superintendent a given t-rta reanovai aa ougnt in the rifle cbargaa. Tb term Caldwell hav it xpir-i for him to, do but retire on motion at lnid. i.t Optnlaas were receive', and haw a n.i..n k. TZn.

h. rroea wajmn to annually TV. did not rarel a I4 adimievuwt but plication of a man ai.i,, ntteat n.oiawan Th proved. Tb sureties are berger. Of th Alls u.

Uorg Mohrer. of the rj. aar. aivenntrin WlU of the workhouse this li4 incumbent. Th election of attache tiun.

W'htch wra laid over until next Tue.iv Patrolman Luther Rnnka oard on the charge or lour at Lnglne House 2i a t. board hour hav been petrolling hi l. againat the ofhcwr wa lu.un,,! aocuse was ntued two -k. t.ia oi nuinoer 01 iriier in a- 1 rwm r. ttilTer a i-e ii hi mm wio oi lee touw we irreierre-i evn Arnieirotig.

a tttn I. hut behalf. A conuni.ia. fr. ta'w wwe rvwMi.

111 will. r. 'rf fcr I1WIH Itai'iilHif! is 4, sine wory vtir a ia.iie i tiarr person. It wa finally tvr-f case to tne j-oitcw tiuan of iner. Kilter at a popular raM his friends hope hw will re.i i sufficiently to resuma hia a-ur j.

man. 1 I V. 1 Doaro on a rnarr of iitir iti.iu.im i i.n, i.n II Ii r. oftlcer. After bearliig tle charge BgaUiat thar ulSrw a.

tained. a wmimiiarauon was rte frura ta Mayor asking that P-trutinan ia Ing be appointed a ape. laJ li j. a year. The matter was rvferr-j Committee on Flrianoe.

Un reaocnnienuatkai of wt. the name of Mi. place! on the roll of h.i.,r 1nm uatter recenuy tnnvn nunn ueuonririr uit inm i i i I'ufnuanv on rm, a. iv milAreo. rte ha now in i- lermg trom nia rritanrs irve team II, U.

Wt I I I TI IM MltJ IU Berne oraa ttaal ran awwv iuM.kil nve rmrmm w. t-oaunau lwhjcii was trial i mkt inveetlaation and aiuraewt i Company that th wiid hors-s lm rrA witn tm equine. WILLIAM ABTELEOTED AO 111 sms aia, last avar. iiiiaa.JTi Arn. )aV Ai Ksk Hftr.Ti Uelafhla ai.

sata-awo-ajt tba I e. a a. WrViatail taU tl as irfi ri A III iy i Ari afa-n Utlion. Tb election hfld on ih-vi ve. Aftier li.rt lki.rs.nra a.l..

11,. A tll Wb-bw vvn Jl eTl I AUl l'T Wit" I 'li OJf levtt err. CUTICUKA. I hsfl I1IH nf tin I alj tuhr kll arrea years. I thoaght ny fx and anaa ewe aflr.

My fee waa fnU of Urya wnitee-aMs. aad my head was fan iT aores. ta la aornnsay. 1 took fle ot i-n. OVBA JtaaoLvrtrr.

waabed with oar, pat on Concr as (oititrnent sad I avsaf rtlitf Uutanttf, and a cataa las gala, thank to t'ctjr-caa. TALKXTISE ttiSKft. I T. tSSa. Vm Btagg Ht T.

Cess Tastes SOT. tteM ef aas sanrtaa SMwaeM. rrr LEGAL NOTICE. kotick or sAi.r. PURSUANT to an order of -a.

4 of t)at rrobt Court of Ha.ii ty, Ohio, and to me dlrecte-l 1 sale at oubllc auction ori tl '-r I aui at ON 1AY, the Oay ot Ju. a ij at o'clock p. tbe 4w real estate.ato wit: "All that niece or oercet i.f th city of Cincinnati. Ohio. t.ni.: r.

-i norfh atde or ill- Irx-bewl one hundred and "-r and nine Inches, more or west side of Main street, ai ine corner or Inlot No lf "et. on tb north aide of i.J't-threw (Xi) feet: thence aw! ff.rf. v-' of beginning northerly -e'. line, at right angle ninety-three feet and three is- re more or' less, to the w-fi 2 said lnlot So. UZ.

and U-irit feet In width off of the eaat -tA sot hi. 14i" Appraiaed at ll.U) Also, "All that eertaln pec mtt 1m V. I II IJ V. nlng at the northwest Ir.v thence southerly on '-1 said Inlot No. 12u thence and from the of '7J easterly between parallel line a Unas being the north line- -t tuxt, farty-eiglat fet snd -iem a-- 0 aas inches ais, teat 11V, Inch-ai t- t' of the lot lately sold to fJ.r.y and being a part of aald lai-Jt Appraised at Both piece will i tre-1 "at lb secondly described p.e old neparaterr.

To I sold -a. pa' costs ef admlnlat ration tn ae In the Probate Court of Htrntw flo, wherein Isaac Ki- s' tbe last will aod teataria-in Dottglaa. deceaaed. la plain'. ff.

and C. Corry al. are Terms of Bale Not the purchase money to be pai a ik. Ir. 'ira- years from date of sale Tt.

jefer-wi jJ-rsents to evidenced by prvn.i 4 4 Im.mI f.er red by mortgage on the wsaie iaAA1. iT'r sf Eleanor Douglas, -lece-. fLawt VUtata Ireel ami AucTWtiewr. Third saree. Cincinnati.

On I Mixta, actorr.ey. tiiW Ing. 614 atain tre-t. rUlUirAXT to tb rommaed for sal direct to jr Court ef Hamilton County M. 5.14.

wherein LoU trator ef tbe estate ef Fred.ru a Hwrtng. deceased. pUintlff. Karger et al ar defendants. I V'TJ.

sal at Bubtte aurtlon on tar aa N. 25u oati. Ohio, oa THt RSXJAT. the June. IKS, at o'clock p.

liiaai flu al ria 1 tO WTt lJ a eka a-sttss S- ariniaakf i. Hsrallton. and Slap. Ut T-aad deslsraated as Lot No. Ki 1 corded pUt of Brown A Hartshora.

a sw divtaion. said lot fronting So Berth Sid of Calhoua street, and back north KJ feet tn depth. 'iZL allel Itaa aad at right angle street, and being tbe sasx veyed to the sail Jrrederlca tif jfsT be t-Harie Teuber ana wn corded in Book 3TL Pag th of aa eeuaty. Appraised at fttOOM at''1 Tsrsas ef bale-One third cart "ia, day asie aalane la on aad te with tBtaswst. deferred Pardee, nrwd by mortgag Admmkarrator of th astat ef Fr vErasat Herlag.

diens'i-iur Rasmaa aad Qomso FACE ICvl FiE sesa Ser.giiaai hsaecvaa-i, awasaat Attoraey..